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ESTABLISHED
18 39
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offict
Volume
Number 6137
195
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, February 26, 1962
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
graph Co.,
Telegraph)
SEC Filings Consolidated
Chronicle
^
In This Issue
of
Atlanta,
Ga.
18.6%
owns
Proceeds
Stock and Bond Quotations $
All
Petroleum
American
Registered— 'yy.
-Cy--y
■.-<
•
Corp.
New York Stock
New York
Exchange (Stocks)
(Bonds)
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange_____
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock ExchangeJ_____.__y
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Stock
■
:yyyy y'-yvy-;yy
v:-
y
per
other
who
will
The
share.
and
•
offering will be made through management
including salesmen employed for that
commissions
supervision
shares
on
aggregating
statement
than 15$
no more
includes ,625,000
also
sold
by
them
of the
shares
common
___
cents
40
share
per
(for
;
1;
has
iv
offering price. The
underlying $250,000
interest.' The prospectus further indicates
an
r
y
has
i
tus,
liability
were
$1,671,025
The
all
for
repayment
shares
sold
without
estimated
net
proceeds
from
sale,
I
t notes, for ..salaries and professional, fees,' office frental
items, to drill certain test ,wells and", possible .completion of such wells
(including necessary equipment), and for magnetic and gravity sur¬
Co., Inc.,
Condition
/
Statement
:f Federal
$
Reserve
Consolidated
-
*-•
of
In
•
System
Statement of
to
class
indebtedness, the- company has outstanding
( 902,500 shares of common stock, of which , Herschel, A. Hackathorn,
president, and William D. Fdlt.a, Vice-President,yQwn 69.4$ and .11'$
v respectively,
and, management officials as a, gfbqp; 87;4$,j The shares
.
owned
s
•."«
lease rental
$10,280.01.
in
.
an
,
also
markets
Operating
Condition, of the
share in
for
Option-Plan-^
%
This Detroit holding company has made application to the SEC under
the
Holding
Company
Act
for
approval
of
restricted
a
stock
■;
:
Control, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing— >
corporation
shares
common
on
(par
Donnelly & Jansen,
Proceeds
capital.
10c)
to
be
St.
and
sale
filed
1962
be
offered
for
at
V;:
Bede
The
Mist-I-Cone
shares
solidated
on
Securities
Proceeds
(par
20
Corp.,
to
are
Feb.
be
14,
and
T
Bede
t
of
design
cepts
•
S
Corp.—Common Registered—
•
repay
r
filed
to
be
90,000
engaged in the manufac¬
being sold by certain stockholders.
are
Sachs
C T
and
N.
Federal
Highway,
development
of
;
t(,
and
other
an
corporate
S Corp.
a
&
Beach, Fla. is engaged
incorporating radical con:
:
'"■*
u
-
>
ra'-
■f
This
company of
statement with the
with
regard
to
a
:
Elm
St.,
Securities
26,500
of
its: stockholders
the
and
Mass., filed a
Exchange Commission
to its stockholders of
and
stock,
registration
on
a
subject to the
Feb
20
maximum
approval
of
the Massachusetts
Department of Public
The company plans to apply the proceeds of the
issue to
repayment, in part, of short-term indebtedness incurred to finance
Utilities.
'
Pittsfield,
proposed offering
of additional common
of
shares
20
will
filed
"Reg.
a
A" covering 100,000
through H. A. Riecke &
offered at $3,
-,
for
debt
repayment,
plant, taxes and
new
a
Feb.
14,
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1962
filed
-
systems
Utah,
to
A"
covering
79,950
be offered
at $1, with¬
of water rights,
construction
,
for acquisition
used
MReg.
a
shares
common
,
is
and
a
Capital
working capital;
■:
public utility corporation.
new
Corp,- -Securities
••••"
has
company
announced
Registration
withdrawal
of
firm's
Board
Directors
of
recommendation
upon
was
its
of
Committee.'
the
current
said
the
to
common
price
does
that
not
reflect
business
legislation^
shareholders'
stock
the
recently
authorization
intrinsic
passed
of
*
permits term -borrowing on
investment
Midwest has
of
worth
He -added
concerns.
the
a
by
15
major investments in
Congress
issuance
of
ad¬
"favorable basis"
that -acquisition
of
"a
firms located
various
greater
in
Minne¬
investments
a
license
of
in the
1959.—V.
Midwest.
194,
p.
It
was •
incorporated in Minnesota
1506.''
:
Fortune Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
are
to be used
of
electronic
2280
Palou
Ave.,
;
-
for debt
'
repayment, inventories and working
; •:
..
Fortune
of
San
Francisco, is
;
components and equipment.
Harbor Plywood Corp.—SEC
is
a
its
see Hunt Foods &
'
Home
New York City, was named as managing
which will offer the shares of stock.
switches.
manufacturer
of
This
engaged
in
the sale
.
electronics and electro-mechanical
company
A
Rights
Offering—
of
common
$ scription
share
for
capital stock.
at
$20
each
record
date
eludes
20,000
is
to
per
ten
be
shares
shares
be
to
held.
by
No
underwriting is involved. The
The statement also in-,
amendment.
-
Corp.—Common Regist'd
The company is engaged In making home improvement loans, con¬
struction
loans, and subdivision loans, and in buying, selling and
trading in mortgages and real estate.—V. 192, p. 305.
Approves Merger
Feb. 20, 1962 the SEC issued a decision under the Investment
Company Act of 1940 approving as "reasonable and. fair" the terms of
the
proposed merger of Harbor
Plywood Corp. (Aberdeen,
Wash.)
offered
pursuant to the company's Em¬
ployees' Stock Plan. The $3,865,000 estimated net proceeds from the
stock
sale
will be applied toward reduction
of short-term notes to
banks issued from time to time for general
corporate purposes, in¬
Acceptance
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—SEC
proposed to offer such shares for sub¬
by stockholders at the rate of one new
supplied
Builders
company
On
It is
share
Approves Merger-
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. 195, p. 522.
of 409 North Nevada St., Colorado Springs, Colo.,
filed a post-effective amendment on Feb. 9, 1962 to an original regis¬
tration statement filed on July 15,
1960 covering 800,000 shares of
common stock to be offered for
public sale at $1 per share through
J. W. Kim & Co., 11
Broadway, New York City. It is expected that
the offering will be made on or about March 22.
primary
The
construction program. Smith, Barney & Co.-Inc., New York City r * cluding extensions, additions and improvements to the company's tele¬
phone plant.: Construction expenditures were about $9,908,000 for
manage the underwriting.'
:
1961 and-are estimated at about $10,000,000 for 1962. In addition
""•'"•The company; an operating public) utility, is
primarily engaged in
to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 1,950,388 shares
the distribution of natural gas in Pitts
field,.'North Adams, Greenfield
of common capital
stock, of which Southern Bell Telephone & Tele¬
$its
the
Proceeds
This company of 122 East St. James St., Tarboro, N. C.f filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Feb. 16
covering 195,039 shares
v',
-
Co., Inc.—"Reg. A"
.
tration
Berkshire Gas Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—
:
1962
be
Meyerson & Co., San Francisco.
'
,
in construction.
in
missile
The corporation on Feb. 6, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 46,150
capital shares (par $1) to be offered at $6.50 through Stewart, Eubanks,
Co.,
group
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.- -Proposed
Deerfield
aircraft
and
Com¬
February
capital.
,
y
".'Y-„
201
vv
product being variable resistors and asso¬
will use the proceeds from its sale of
35,000 shares for partial retirement of a promissory note and for
additional working capital.'—V. 193, p. 2323.
^ ;
ciated
Fla.
repayment
of
components,
"Reg. A" covering 259,272
at
$1, through Con-
offered
Beach,
electronic
Ruvelson, President of First Midwest, .said the action
receive
win
on
Goldman,
a
pro¬
engaged
The company was one of the nation's first two investment
companies
licensed under the Small Business Investment Act and was the first
to
all
;"V vf?
.
is
by this means will give First Midwest stockholders
of leverage in capital gain potential."
First
covering
to
the
sota,
Wisconsin,
Iowa
and
California.
These
presently amount to approximately $1,300,000.
registration
a
for
Calif,
regis¬
small
degree
Common Registered—
filed
seals
Hollywood,
v
Ruvelson
funds
application for listing of its common
the New York Stock Exchange after the offering. Of the 125,000 shares to be offered, 35,000 are being issued by the company and
stock
working
;v.y ,;
Paul is
debt
for
•
•
in
1962
Pompano
used
19
Costello,
sales
the
by
corporation of Elkhart, Ind., 1142 West Beardsley Ave., filed a
statement with the Securities & Exchange Commission on
Feb. 23 covering the proposed sale of 125,000 shares of common stock.
humidifiers.
cents)
Feb.
import rights.
Net proceeds from the sale will be used
outstanding indebtedness and increase working; capital; >
Aircraft, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
common
purposes.""
It
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Substantially the entire business of the company consists of the
import and sale of Cutty Sark Scotch Whiskey, for which it has sole
underwriter
.
Massachusetts.
The
covering 86,000
through Pewters,
advertising
\ v
'
■
on
equipment,
registration
A"
$3.45
SEC
repayment,
St., Camden, N. J„ is engaged in, the manufac¬
on
of Bervl,
feel
Mr.
The company intends to file an
equipment,
of 668 Jenks Ave., St.
of
"Reg.
a
Paul.
used
.
Atmosphere
ture
5,
Inc.,
to
are
Feb.
the
covering .100,000
through
company's portfolio of investments," -Mr. Ruveslon commented. "It
opinion of the Directors that the present .market is not ad¬
vantageous for the acquisition of additional equity capital."
and
C
Atmosphere
with
A"
$2.25,
the
and
of 620 Fifth Ave., New York City,
company
at
its
by
"We
-
500,000 class A common
shares to be offered publicly through underwriters headed by Lehman
Brothers, New York City.
The public offering price (maximum $25)
option
reserved
for
issuance
upon
the exercise of options which may be
granted under the plan to regular full-time key executive employees of
V American and its subsidiary companies.
This amounts to 1$
of the
14,711,292 shares of American's outstanding stock.—V. 193, p. 2001. \'i'
This
statement
plan for key executive employees; and the Commission has issued an
order giving interested persons until March 6, 1962, to
request a hearing
thereon.
Under the plan, a total of 147,112 shares of American are
The
of
in resign,
machines,
28, 1961, with the Securities and Exchange
covering the sale of 150;00Q:-shares, of .common- stock.
Executive
12-month
V Buckingham Corp.—Class A
.
,
taken
•
the book equity- of stock
American Natural. Gas. Co.—Files Stock
.
section
used
be
to
are
Alan K.
v
•
sells and leases gas appliances.
period ended Nov. 30, 1961,
and net income available for the common
$201,341, or $1.47 per share.—V, 192, p. 595.
the
amounted. to $3,962,850,
now outstanding from minus
corresponding dilution of 43 cents T> stock for such period was
purchased by the public...
^
a
northwest
liquefied-petroleum
revenues
increase in the book value of stock
'•••!' 25 cents to 57 cents per. share and
per
:
the
engaged
washing
"Reg.
a
•
distribution
subsequent
in
is
.
Midwest
ditional
payments which were expended and lease -acquisition costs, a )
Sale of stock to the public at $1, perv. share will result
of
under¬
filed Sept.
mission
Federal Reserve Banks__________ 50
communities
to be
Minneapolis
tration
50
■
other
filed
North
19,
to
and
This
.
'
and
St.,
Feb,
10c)
910 Line
corporation
A
First
;;
by
Fla.
automatic
offered
debt
hermetic
on
W ithdrawn—
is
management officials and promoters, were- acquired by them
cash„cost in. exchange, for certain-property, and contractual
interests in which they ..then had-, 'a., net. cash; investment, including
.
100,000
without
"'y
Escalante
at .no
»
of
(par
are
of
water
of
of
________—
be
for
used
100,000 class B
out'underwriting.::
"
Banks
Miami,
for
1962
Escalante Valley Water
;
'
certain
:
to
Radford
products.
40
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank; Clearings._f_I___^49
'
2,
Philadelphia.
Eastern
;
yy .V Twelve
;
other, related': expenses..,'" ',;
addition
covering
$1,
ture, sale and distribution of screens, windows, doors,
awning and allied
50
Member
7235
shares
Proceeds
.
and
A"
at
working capital.
working capital.
;•
40
Foreign Exchange Rates.i._-
i
if
repay said
and related
.
veys
"Reg.
.
Feb.
be
corporation
common
46
Proceeds
the. ;Securities
the,, stock
-
St.,
meters
.
10c)
on
to
are
of
42
Markets
General Corporation and Investment News__
1
2
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead._
y State and City Bond Offerings
59
t Dividends Declared and Payable
13
said, convertible notes
according to the prospec-
^re,.sold, will be used to the extent 'ne^ded to
a
offered
Eastern Aluminum Manufacturing
The
Miscellaneous Features
J*
that the company's
registration. ,under
be
equipment, inventory and working capi¬
85th
coin
(par
manufacture
The
the
of
principal amount of $250,000 because,
such. notes
Act.
>
>
possible'
a
the
in
filed
to
Filing—
,
;
suited in
.
the
41
_____
operations to date have been unsuccessful and have .re- an'operating deficit, as of Nov. 30, 1961$of $234,386.75; and,;:-;
fas
of, that date, the company had current assets of $3,975.60, as
>
compared with current liabilities' of $252,662.02; The company
also '
'
&
Hill
p. 899.
industry.
41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
exploratory
•:«>
W.
191,
Co., Los Angeles.
and
Device
Stock and Bond Averages.—_ 40
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 40
SEC Index of Stock Prices
40
„
f,
I■
.
motion
40
Stock
E.
N.
of
corporation
Proceeds
Dow-Jones
,
days
60
1962
for
cleaners.
shares
40
__
dry
&
40
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
convertible;
after the effective date of the
'• ::.f
-.vy■}■'.
yV
The company was organized under Alaska law in May 1961 for the
purpose of acquiring, exploring and, if warranted, developing oil and
gas properties. According to the prospectus, it presently has no producing properties, and its limited exploration operations to date have
not established any reserves of oil or gas in any property in which
at
statement)..
12,
cents)
used
1050
Russotto
38
_
be
sale
common
38
,.___
of
and
and
The
38
38
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
their
J Of promissory notes recently issued to 12 private investors,
>•
Canadian
purpose,
under
or
Stock
Montreal
officials
employees,
receive
L.
Device Seals, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
33
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
corporation of 715 Midland Savings Building, Denver, Colo.,' '.
registration statement
with
the SEC
on
Feb.
15
covering
2,000,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $1
a
dryers
28
_
___
This
'filed
Telephone
1.6$.
-'.y
assembly
16
Stock Exchange
American
to
are
Currency
Common,
—
10
American
is President.—V.
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Feb.
on
(par
tal. *
Page
:
_
■
shares
by
officials
maagement
Dail Holderness
writing.
is
___
■U Alaska
(wholly-owned
and
Machines
corporation
common
publishing separately all
security registrations, Regulation A fil¬
ings, exchange offers etc., filed with the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission*
during the," preceding week. This new
method was inaugurated with the issue
of February 19.
•
Currency
The
readers, the
our
Copy
a
SEC FILINGS
•
is Board Chairman and H.
For the convenience of
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC: UTILITY
•
Price
.
•*1
with and into Hunt Foods & Industries
(Fullerton, Calif.).
The re¬
quested order of the Commission exempting certan transacting incident
to the merger from the prohibitions of Section 17(a) of the Act was
withheld at this time, for reasons indicated hereinafter.
s
i
Harbor Plywood is a
registered closed-end; non-diversified investment
It has outstanding 1,024,216 common shares, of which Bunt
749,088 shares (73.14$ ). At Sept. r3C, 1961, the net asset
value of the outstanding stock of Harbor Plywood was
-840,838,All, or
$39.87 per share. For the 12-month period ended March 31, 1961, and
company;
Foods
owns
the six-month
period ended Sept. 30, 1961, Harbor Plywood's net income
2
share
$.27 per share, respectively. Hunt Poods is pri¬
food and grocery products business. At June 30,
1961, it had outstanding 4,655,930 common shares, of which Harbor
Plywood owns 222,906, or 4.79%, and the consolidated book value of
the outstanding cmintn amounted fcn *29.17 per share.
For the 12month period ended that date, consolidated net income applicable to
the common stock amounteu to $il,<lu,a3J, or $2.64 per share.
Under the merger proposal, the publicly-held shares of common stock
of Harbor Plywood will be converted into shares of common stock of
Hunt Foods on the basis of an exchange ratio determined by dividing
(a) the sum of (i) the arithmetic average of the net asset value per
amounted
to
$.44
and
the
wood
the
against
Plywood
which
two
allege
15
trading
days
defendants
immediately
.
considered
; ;
Monday, February 26, 1962
the
suit
to
be
without
merit;
but
in
order
to
the expense and delay which litigation would involve, the merger
proposal has been advanced as a means of settling the litigation and
at the same time of obviating the question whether the cross-ownership
avoid
securities
of
pany
between
the two
companies
violated
the
Investment
Commission
problems
Com¬
'
Act.
Tne
of
ruled that
the
merger
proposal would
eliminate
the
uo,v exiting between the two companies
of various comparative financial data with
respect to the two companies, the Commission also held that the merger
Based
companies and certain • directors of Harbor
certain irregularities by the defendants. The
was
cross-ownersmp
its
upon
fair
and
analysis
reasonable
and
involved
no
overreaching
on
the
part
of
STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION; $10 million
BOARD,-LA;; $5,678,000 WAYNE TOWNSHIP, N. J:
$5 million FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION.
No larger corporates are set for Thursday, but in the State-local tax-exempt area
there are $35 million GEORGIA STATE HIGHWAY AUTH.; $11,237,240 COLUMBUS,
SEE; -$11,897,000 FLORIDA
ORLEANS PARISH SCHOOL
...
and
SIDNEY BROWN
By
.
stock-for
Plywood
Harbor
and Municipal Financing Ahead
7 Corporate
should eventuate from the 43 K
OHIO; $4,932,000 STAMFORD, CONN.; $3.5 million TAYLOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
senior-fixed -interest rate cor-V-i DISTRICT, MICH.; arid $3 million BREVARD COUNTY SPECIAL TAX DIST. NO; 1.'. 7
porates, totaling $40 million, docketed for today (Feb. 26) through Friday; The " 7
The last day of the week should see Reynolds & Co. ushering out STOKELY-VAN
aforementioned tax-exempts are $1 million or larger in size and 17 of them range
CAMP, TNC.V $15 million convertible subordinated debentures and a secondary of
from $3.2 million to $72 million. One of the municipals and one of the corporates are
100,000 shares filed Nov. 29. '%-■'7
,v„7
7-7.\.7;,, ■
■ 7 /■
negotiated underwritings, and the remaining 42 municipals and the other corporate/7
TOTAL BACKLOG IS UP AND IS FED BY NUMEROUS ISSUES
>
are competitive bid issues.
'..77'
7-7
Not all the issues added to the total formal--backlog of definitiVevofferihgs"are as -"/
Last Wednesday was the institutional investors' last chance to subscribe for their .;;;.,
shares of the Treasury's advanced refunding of nearly $19 billion governments. ;
large-insize as the following ones. But.they have bzcn numerous and smack of a
-Individual and pension fund holders of the government bonds still have until this;
... busy docket for underwriters, and investors.'......
■
.....
, .
oncoming Wednesday (Feb. 28) to determine whether they will take advantage of
. .
•- .
.the Treasury's attempt to stretch out the debt at the admittedly attractive terms for
-7.'7"^:^.? ? via First Boston Corp.; 500,000 "shares'? BUCKINGHAM .CORP.- common-7'7
f£ *77s~ ^7~re','
WINE- CO. -:
common
of
.today's market—particularly, in view of the lack in bounce in the January business
■via Lehman Bros.; 319,090: shares/in rights offering, to NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
V
upswing;, There may be, however, rewards in lingering in short terms in the hope of
CO. stockholders arid $50 million sinking-fund debentures;.$40 million first mortgage '7 '
-an even better hike later in long-term yields if Chairman Heller's. (Council of Eco¬
pipeline bonds TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS PIPE LINE CO; via, White, Weld'& Co-X .
nomic Advisers) Detroit speech of a week ago today accurately forecasts the year's
and'Stone & Webster Securities .Corp.;..187,500 .shares of WESTERN -CASUALTY
[ cyclical trend.
7
.7'- <■" 7
...-.'777 77>
77& SURETY CO.. in rights, offering to stockholders via -Kidder, Peabody &-Co.; 250,000
shares Of PEPSI-COLA GENERAL BOTTLERS,; INC. secondary bid White, Weld. & •'
Nevertheless, the generous terms of the Treasury offer to institutions started off wyth.
little appeal. By Wednesday, however, a change of thinking ensued... In. the interim,;
the Federal Reserve pumped mightily to prevent .a sharp change in the. interest rate%'.;7pattern, fearful of last Tuesday's dip in government bonds as: those securities went
begging. In the earlier part of the week, the Fed bought both' long, terms and bills
Total
s: Total of Both
The latter step may well have bean induced by some holiday expansion of money ir
Corporate
M unicipals*'; ^.Financing's
Stocks\
Corporates
circulation at the expense of commercial bank credit contraction.. Also, no doubt,
the overawing of "nudging," resulting in a marked increase in short-term yields a
Feb. '26^Mar. 73%'• $42,000,000 f $43,881,000 7 $85,881,000
$348,083,000 $433,964,000 7;7'
week ago today, played its part in influencing the Fed's intervention. -The Treasury's
Mar; ,.5-Mar.- 10„\ «; 41,140,000.;.V7 98,673,750
139,813,750.1^160,650,000
200,463,750;
February 19 auction saw the 13-week issues marketed at 2.849%—the highest since
Mar^i2-Mar,17i_^ 125,730,000 .7;J26,743,000
-252,473,000 V.: 83,668,000 . fv;33^.141,OOo V; ;::
the 3.184% of last May 28, 1960. It was this "greener;grass" in the money, market
that helped in part to make the appealing Treasury refunding, terms look a bit less;
MardOrMar, g^^,06O;OOQ ^ 35,667,000
36,667,0.00 7; ,-14,700,000^.: 51,367,000 % '
v'X'I.
appealing at. first, %r 777%.
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An
active week of financing speared by municipals
7' long-term
•
of
preceding the effective date of the merger, based on closing market
prices (or management's estimates of value in the absence of market
quotations) of Harbor Plywood's portfolio .securities .for such period,,
plus (ii) an adjustment of $1.65 per share, by fb) the.^rltmetic average
of the closing market prices of the Hunt Foods common stock on the
New York Exchange for the same 15 trading day period. The adjust¬
ment of $1.65 per share gives recognition principally to the claims in
a
derivative and class action brought by a stockholder of Harbor Ply-,
marily engaged in the
"
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(S70)
municipals, locating ^348,O83,u00,-and-Twn
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.
7.
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waiting until maturity in the expectation
•willing to take the chance of
TOTAL UNDERWRITTEN
of then finding %
AND COMPETITIVE BACKLOG
.better
the
may
taking;
higher short-term yields in the money market constitute a challenge
their offers at the point where funds would not hold
The
issuers who have priced
to bond
out and*
Total bonds,—;—
J/:'
7_i?
Stoelc
«iates_—.*
Corp^. stock ^-without dates.:*
by the Fed's bill buying.
On Wednesday, those one-year
bills climbed to 3.26% when
government bonds coincidentally took place to an extent
previous day's losses and gave the Treasury'assurance for the
successful 'reconversion.
/•..■*7'i
buying
of
$495,216,950(219) ;:
$353,996,130
638,604,200<391);
•268,275,960
r
$440,755,980
$1,203,641,000(619). 7 $1,133,821,150(6101 i;: $622,272,090
Total
-
-
$543,163,200 <70)7.
$462,588,000(213)
741,053,000(406)
%f: 7-
temporarily park in the money market sector.; Last Tuesday's one-year bills due in 7%/" ■
3.23% from the Monday before, to a closing of 3.19%— aided.
H*
January dropped from
institutional
$594,362,800 (75)
—
where it wined out the
;
first time of
a
Total
,
$1,798,003,800(693) 7 $1,676,984,350(680)
%
corporates*
$1,063,028,070
1%% with a day's high of 2% ,,7.,; Total municipals with datesf 7: 697,486,000(114)
.-705,601,240 (92) % 667,284,0007.
:On Wednesday they were still easy with a high of-12%% and a low of 1%% with a
closing of 21/4%. All in all, the Fed has maintained a policy whereby member banks
;.v
Data in parentheses denote number of new issues publicly offered for additional >
in the New York district borrowed drastically less from the Fed in 1961 because they %;■capital and for refunding, dnd secondaries by nonfinancial and financial corporations %
were able to tap the lower rates of Federal funds vis-a-vis the rediscount rate.
7 7 " f -including investment companies. ^Exchtded are private placements and such nonpublic 77
-Generous long-term yields were still available as witness the joint State of Maryland
n-mB .
<tmo
1
offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for [ conversion and for issuance - under ^ '•
Northeastern Expressway and State of Delaware Highway Depa tment $102 milh
f
employee and option plans, and "from-time-to-time" sales. .-.-7.
... ■
;77'-'
offering of 4Ys s tax-exempt revenue bonds maturing Jan. 1„ 2002. Alex.rBrown &
*Vw
7'. ;
t$1 million or more.
associates paid 97 V2 which resulted in a net interest cost of 4.18%. The market saw^
y
-ti ^Includes one $7 million preferred with date set and $10.6 million preferreds
what it liked to the extent of running up the price to 102 for both issues on Tuesday
without target dates; $10,755,000 in two equipment trust certificates with dates; 41
and the following day the quotations ran up to 102V2 to 102%. , The Alex. Brown
issues of $300,000 or less with dates and 112 of those smaller issues without dates.
negotiated offering was reoffered at par to yield 4.125%. Thus, the underwriter and initial buyers were quite pleased with the success of the venture and the States
V7; • •
v *, > ;•
*7.7'INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
7.r 7: •.' .
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involved may be wondering about the pricing cost.
:
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;7 7;77"'7'i 77' " ?;;T''v7:7;-7'7'7;
: This Week
-■■■■■Last Week
Federal funds on Tuesday,
February 20, closed out at
.
-
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THIS WEEK'S SALES LED
.
BY N. Y. STATE THRUWAY,
MASSACHUSETTS/ %
CONSOLIDATED
NATURAL GAS BIDS1, AND
PUERTO RICO
AND
AND STOKELY-VAN CAMP
-
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UNDERWRITINGS
^Comprises postponed and -unfirmed --capital financing plans still777%;7v
board without such important outlines drawn as spe- " [
: " V r; cific type of financing and tentative target sales dates. Recent additions
:
"",.7777; - to this backlog are Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.'s projected exter:. 7 ' /
■naX findncing of $93 million in the 1962*1970 period, and Consolidated ' -7 •/%/..
V. .7 '7.
' Edison Co. of lN. Y.'s $430 million external financing in 1962-63 with
-77$262 million of this to be sought this year.
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: 7 7 7:
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c
capital but in the money market with the
Treasury seeking $100 million new cash. It will auction $1.8 billion new bills to
replace $1.7 billion of maturing ones. In the capital market, two municipals of marked
.size up for today's bidding are $3.5 million COLUMBUS, GA., and $3.2 million SIOUX-:
CITY, IOWA.
i: 7%%;.
?;.VToday's demand for funds starts not in the
..
„
Tomorrow, February 27, has
,
;
scheduled $72 million NEW YORK STATE
THRUWAY.
The
large corporate
only
They
are
Dec.
"
March 1, 1987.:
Morris Cohon & Co.
500,000
Municipals
docketed
FIRST REPUBLIC
..
.
.
Haupt & Co., and B. J. Van Ingen and
PUBLIC SERVICE
CO."cbmmon;
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77
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the next few weeks
-
70,000 cumulative preferred shares of
BASIC, INC.;
common; 47,000 units of
CORP. OF AMERICA; $7.5 million INDUSTRY CAPITAL CORP.
ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST, common;
POWER CO. bonds; 442,362 shares of SOUTHWESTERN
CO." common; 328,912 shares of OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC
000
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1 n
VENTURA
SCHOOL
Associates; $12,27^,000 STATE OF TENNES~
and in
LORAIN, OHIO;
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10:
$15 million NATIONAL REAL
comrnon;
negotiated PUERTO RICO. WATER
through the aegis; of First Boston Corp., Ira
irvir'.
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$30 million WEST PENN
for Wednesday are the
RESOURCES AUTHORITY $35 million
7
*
larger, issues .ahead
and municipal offerings expected in
FIRST HARTFORD REALTY CORP.
shares of
'
and possibly DEVELOPERS SMALL BUSI'
; -
of March 6-March
"
million common sold by Lieberbaum & Co., and
(filed Sept. 27).
'"'7-
"
"are:' -" *
.' Week
Wednesday, February 28, has tentatively listed
via McDonnell & Co. (filed Oct. 26); signing
(JOHN) MFG. CO. INC.'s 170,000 shares i>ia White, Weld & Co. (filed
11) with the offering on March 1;
v;.' %7,
Among the larger corporate
not protected against call.
: NESS INVESTMENT CORP.'s $3
the drawing
.
200,000 shares of MAXAM, INC. common
of FLUKE
1
on
.
■i 1
slated for that day is the. competitive bid offering. for
NATURAL GAS CO.'s debentures due
7.. ;
.
"--.7''"; 7-.;
AUTHORITY general "A" rated revenue bonds (1967-85/96); $40 million STATE OF
MASSACHUSETTS; $27,702,000 STATE OF MARYLAND; $11.5 million PRINCE
GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD.; and $6 million STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
7
$25 million CONSOLIDATED
.
.
.
$800,000,000
$780,000,000
Corporate stocks and bonds*—
7
y
xu r.t;.
DISTRICT
f.-I"
Municipals
—
$3 million HIGH POINT, N. C.;
$3.5 ..million
$3,165,000'MARION COUNTY SPECIAL TAX S. D. 1, FLA.; $6,716,JR. COLL. DIST., CALIF.; $4,712,000 CLARKSTOWN CENTRAL
V:
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NO; 1, N; Y.; $16 million LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
77
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Volume
any person concerned.
The Commission' observed, however, that it is
possible that the market of the Hunt Poods stock during immediately
preceding the effective date of the merger, which prices will affect the
exchange ratio, may not fairly represent the cash value of the Hunt
Foods stock.
To ensure against this possibility, the Commission with¬
held issuance of its order exempting
the proposed merger transaction
the
from
,.i,v.
the
to
the
effective
of
date
4
%
the
of
derivative
action
referred
above
522.
:.-4'
-
v^444.4.,',''
1
shares
common
stockholders
.
30
for
20c)
(par
to
by Basic Industries
Proceeds
V
1
and
to
are
Pacific
55-year
be
1972
warrants.
Corp.,
used
31,
for
consisting
The
Boston,
covering.
of
offering
50
will
be
SEC
Feb.
on
19th
through
to.—
then to the
public $2; No.
the
to
are
be
-
capital.
•
Inertia
trade
for
4'. ,,4.
■
'
underwriting is involved
suppliers, inventory and working
The
'
'
..
■
personnel
.
'
in :;
of
and
the
together
with
life Insurance/", 4*4':
•?
used
C.
;
••
•
.
Our
:
International
class
unit,
2,
This
1962
used
used
be
be
to
to
are
aie
International
of
general
general
for
ior
Concord
689
Cambridge,
Ave.,
operates
Mass.,
a
The
Funding
Corp.—Debentures
for
The
630 Fifth Avenue, New Ydrk City, filed a registra¬
statement- with- the SEC ion Feb. 19 covering $1,000,000 -of 10% ,;
tion
of
company
registered
debentures -due
subordinated
1966
of
$5,000,000
and
.
10%
;'
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/
;
;
eXje^t' ftF
;
develops,' finances and sells
part of- its bsuiness at-present is the ecquisi-'
tion; for investment purposes, of apartment houses or real estate.for
construction of apartment houses in the New York metropolitan area.
The
net
proceeds from -the debenture sale will be added to general
funds and working capital.-—V. 195, p.. 523,-:-^4%;%47 44444:4
44*4;.
estate.
real
in,; purchases,
/company -invests
The
:4:4,r
''4-
i
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Kaliko Development
The
corporation
shares
common
Feb.
on
1962 filed
7,
offered• at
be
to
Corp.—"Reg; A" Filing—
"Reg.
a
A"
(a
4
Kaliko
tion
of
W used for general corporate
to
are
•:
,
"
-
$26,250;
*
*
soil
outstanding
159,240
sold
were
to
shares
10,000
and
shares
issued
were
an
in
\
-
.%
;
&
mayer
•
Co.,
Proceeds
vertising
S
a
'
Denver.
'/book
value' of
said
the
109,240 shares
from
to
44c
be
to)
$3'°8
offered
at
to be used 'for' debt repayment,
working capital.
«are
and
Birken-;.^'.^
$2r^through■
This
tion
'v';'' \*y-'jj
(H.)
•*
The5
the
,
,
Kohlistamm
connection
$1.92
.
_
on
Co., Inc.—'Common
Registered—-4,
and
Commission
Exchange
Feb.
on
21
in
by
underwriter.,
■
■
":-;i■
.4/:* .-I:;'4.
The
sell
and
."r.
f
colors
-
•
.,
be
to
per
offered
for
public
4 4^ 4.^,
the-Chicago,
engaged
Des
and
in
used
flavors
.and
.1851,
in
the
its
manufacture;
subsidiaries
food,
Lockwood
'
■■ •'
Grader
-
,
.•
-
,
Lincoln Morris
fund
sinking
at.
licly
The
of
handling
ceeds
ness.
In
40,030
engaged
sale
by
holder
the
4
thereof,
class
Moines,
r
t
bottling, and
in
Kansas
City
„
distributing
management
A
units
a
19.06% 4 The
)g^:oup
by
Lbuisville
and
markets.
•
all
;
It-
.-
in
.design,
the
sale
manufacture,
and
and
to
228,943
Board
class
Chairman,
officials
stock.—V.
193,
Margaret
51.9%
54.5%.
group
a
as
shaves.
B
owns
of
the
of
Granger
Costikyan
of-James
estate
W.- Carkner
and
-:
The
latter
stock
B
own
;
2008.
p.
and'
4.6%'
of
f
,
of
with
its
,
,
the
for
,
net
anci
Wall
stockholders
common
shares
St.,
The
N.
held
of
two
and
Y.,
subscription
the
rate
March
record
at
16,
1962.
other
firms
head
of
share
new
one
for
Blyth & Co., Inc., 14
the
of
list
addition
to
price
indebtedness
certain
shares of
outstanding 8,429,446
ment
officials
Errol
W.
as
a
2%.
own
group
is
Doebler
and
Board
corporation
shares
and
to
D.
is
tion
on
c/o
pany's
"Reg.
a
A"
without
R.
A.
for
a
new
Smiley
&
William E.
4.
Net
New Orleans, La.,
the
Feb,
Gas
sale
&
15
p.
1845.
■
.
;
,
.
.;
-TTTT—
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
j'.
unit
of
Development
and
subscriptions,
to
officials
and
(b)-.an
stores
1961,
-which
,
"the"'
of
This
.as
4 4:,: 4;4;:
class
share.
44:'
'.'44,4 ',4-
-'4;
sof
which
50,000
will
be
offered
for
public
sale
by
1
*
•
-
of
703
Bedford
Ave.,
Brooklyn,
16
-
25%
•
took
Th-e
C.
a
98,000
Musgrove
Chairman.—V.
of
14,000
shares.
,23,500
group
shares
owns
James
and
4^^
,
Memphis.
be
of
62
Monroe
for
debt
Ave.,
repayment
Memphis
is
~4
and working
engaged
in
qf 12
statement
A-
The
North Third St.,
with
common
the
stock,
SEC
to
be
on
:
;
offered
Jr.
sale
at
will
be
made
on
an
and
and
all
or
none
of
of
used
purchase
due
added
lines
^
to
leasehold
debt
be
certain
to
underwriters will -receive
for
The
expenses.
state-
to
to
be
stock,
of
and
the
and
Etta
to
pfopose
Steiner
own
32,000
10,000
and
5,000
sell
factory.
new
outstanding
Reimer,
President,
Max
and
.16,000
shares,
shares,
respectively,
respectively.
"
.
apply to all regular full-time officers and employees of Union
o*f it$'participating'subsidiary compEiniesv Missouri Power & Light
Missouri Edison Co.
The company will reserve 500,000 common
under'the plan, amounting to '4.38% of the 11,402,195, p. 913.
4
outstanding shares.—V.
*'
$7.50
The
is
tion
Kidder,
The
general
Co.,
and
health
^
its
are
wholly
the
and
provide
lieves
ture
.
•
to
td
be
which
in
company
The
of
at
this
has
Western
their
time by
the-volume
of
outstanding
Insurance
heads
Y.)
$58
the
Fire
Western
insurance,
insurance,
acci¬
theft insurance, miscellaneous
bonds, fire insurance and allied
marine
funds
812,500
Securities
of
and
purpose of
which
reason
premiums
insurance,
The
assets.
the
in
past .and
the rate
of
possible
shares
Co.
of
(of
common
Kansas
stock,
City,
4 ►
*
fu¬
of
Mo.)
TTTT
*
be¬
written.
—
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
the
this stock
company
(Reg. V. S.. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Selbert, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor; Published twice a week I
every Thursday (general news and advertising .issuet) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 735 S. La Salle
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 Act
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other countries, $72.00 per year.
in
of
per
amendment.
automobile
compensation
held.
list
the
(maximum
subsidiary,
of
of
by
shares
and
capital
"additional
advisable
increases
The
reinvestment
N.
price
registra¬
shares
subscription
four
supplied by
writing
workmen's
insurance, burglary
investment
Rights
a
187,500
for
each
for
Place,
to be
owned
in
engaged
stock
subscription
date,
insurance,
covering
share
new
one
filed
Mo.,
16
such
(20 Exchange
record
are
sale
is
Proposed
—
Kansas City,
Feb.
offer
casualty insurance, fidelity and surety
lines, and multiple' peril and inland
..
through
Co.
of
on
to
underwriting terms
liability
and
St.,
SEC
rate
&
The
the
proposed
the
company
Insurance
dent
is
Peabody
and
Co.
r).'
916 Walnut
with
It
at
underwriters.
share)
-
of
company
stock.
Surety
&
>4
•
statement
capital
4
per-
Casualty
CHRONICLE
NOTE; On account of the fluctuations
for
-
has
company
which
fac¬
new
primarily
the
at
equipment
the
Inc.;
capital,
manufactured
the
and
in
Brothers
working
indebtedness,
common
machinery
improvements
Ramer
Vice-President, and Clara Ramer, Treasurer, own 352,000,
80,000 shares,
respectively, and propose to sell 110,000,
25,000 shares, respectively. In addition, Betty Rosenbaum,
Offering—
\
1
basis
be
effect
$66,000
will
Shares for'issuance
;622
'
offering
to
a
additional
shares
Ramer,
and
operation
/
public
The
all
will
pay
($365,000)
Co.-and
Ohio, filed a regis¬
15,. covering 266,667 shares
for
Y.
$18,000
•; Plan will
Columbus,
Feb.
N.
and
This St. Louis company has applied to the SEC under the Holding
Company Act for approval of an "Employees' Savings and Stock Sub¬
scription Plan";- and the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested persons until March 6, 1962, to request a hearing thereon.
The
—
/
Ave.,
Union Electric Co.—Files Stock Option Plan—
17..
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capital.
the
carrying prescription shoes.
-
stock
to
addition
and
/■■■*'■■■'■'.
"
used
to
In
50,000
(par $1)
are
Park
commission
purchased
stockholders
.;'4, ;44
101
share
factory,
and
Secretary
Feb. 6, 1962 filed a "Reg, A" covering 75,000
to be offered at $4, through M. A. Saunders
on
'
manage¬
Dunbar,
H.
193, p. 2049.
and 200,000 shares, being outstanding
The offering will be made at $6 per share on an
through underwriters headed ;by Godfrey, Hamilton,
seven
stock,
and
public
stock^-by
in'exchange for
Western
capital
shares
in
shares
includes 15,000
new
a
160,000
company
position
regis-
a
for
company
basis
also
640,000
units 'we're
201
a
filed
300,000
offered
be
.
it
Sam
separately,
costs.
to
thereof.
Inventory for
the
of
-
N; Y.,
covering
are
scuffs and slipper
socks
for
infants', children's,
growing
,and ladies' wear. It recently acquired all of the outstanding
of five
New
York
uredecessor
corporations from
the selling
balance
fnVoAnection -with-
which
to
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
company
tration
of
(after
Principal
per
also
tory,
at-
receive
overhead
company
allowances)
the
additional
for
overriding
is
company
pursuant
The
outstanding
P.
Board
shares
Co., Inc.,
in
certain
will
company
lease,
by
allocated
$201,000.
I mori Registered—
•
stock
common
an
aggregate of 640,000 common shares,
the
physical operating assets of Ramer
Inc., also owned nncl operated by 'the company's principal
stockholders, for $66,425.
The net proceeds from the company's sale
Republic-Franklin Life Insurance Co.- -Class A Com-
,
of
Brothers
Program,
ventures, of which 10 resulted in dry holes
have potentials as commercial producers.
corporation
Raiford's
of
of
the
each
fairly
as
for
(except
incurred
program
of
'
a
shares
;.,..44,4':!'\::4,.lv/;4;444
products.
new
cent
and
Chicago, filed a vegistartion
covering $3,000,000 .of participating
Exploration
costs
from
well
as
gas
Proceeds
Fourche,
Registered—•
6%
costs
has
common
underwriting.
filed
each.
stockholders
St.,
in 3,000 pnits
leasehold,
profit
company
The
covering. 30,000
SEC
194,
each
Raiford's
Belle
385,410
Stonehill
none
girls',
stock
4;44<
entire
the ;estate
President
1992
construction program.—V.
his
total
believed
ment
"/"■
Anderson,
outstanding
..sneakers,
^
the production from each lease, (c) after the investor
first
a
and/or
which
and
its
,for
The
manage¬
President
registra¬
on
Feb. 20 covering $8,000,000 -of first
to be offered for sale at competitive bidding
proceeds from the sale will be applied to the com¬
with
0ji
are
4iV-4;
of 317 Baronne St.,
bonds due
offered
plant, equipment, freight, installa¬
Orleans Public Service Inc*—Bonds
statement
April
is
capital.
are
company
mortgage
Monroe
on
to
equal
direct
all
program,
soid
,
company
866.
(cj)
the
A" Filing—
1962 -filed
6,
p.
which
of
Tuohy
195,
the
engaged in the operation of a wool scouring plant.
New
The
T.
to be offered at $10,
be used
Midwest
S.
Feb.
working
Proceeds
tion
on
(par $2)
John
stock,
stock,
common
Chairman.—V.
Midwest Wool, Inc.—"Reg.
The
common
preferred
-
underwriters.
(maximum $55 per share) and underwriting
terms are
to be supplied
by amendment. The net proceeds from the
stock sale will be used for construction of utility plant. Construction
expenditures for 1962 and
1963
are
estimated at $114,000,000. In
has
public
in
to
investor's
20
SEC
involved.
amount
an
tributable
250
has
outstanding shares to be sold to the principal
underwriter by the selling stockholders at $1
per
share. A finder's
fee of $8,000
is payable
by the underwriters to Arthur Sherwin.
Organized under Delaware law in October 1961, the company de¬
signs,
manufactures
and
sells
at
wholesale
levels
casuals,
slippers,
/
royalty interest equal to 6^5% of each investor's proportionate, frac-
.tional interest
Y., filed a ' has recovered
,
.
electronic, -electric hydraulic and pneumatic
in industry and space and atomic programs
the
shares,
holders
54
a
.
and at $1,000 per unit. No
/v;-;* -/.yj V-'fr44v
'. -,*•; ?'.
The company
(formerly Musgrove Oil Funds, Inc.) was organized
under Kansas law
in
1-960
as
primarily «a •service organization, -the;
function of which is to manage the Investment of - funds which 1 the
purchasers' of units", management officials, employees and associates
•of the company
wish to commit to the oil and gas- exploration busi¬
scription
each
West
Oil- and
1962
offered
Old-Countrv-Road, -Mineola, N.
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
16
covering
421,472
shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer such shares for subof
company
by
111
underwriting' is
(a)
Long Island Lighting Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—
This
of
for-use
Taylor & Co., Inc.,
J.'
which
complish these purposes, and to pay the Fund Company compensation
as
summarized below. Amounts may be borrowed on behalf of participants to complete and equip test wells believed to have encountered
commercial production;;. The company - will -receive for its services
Lockwood.
K.
class
the
registration
Shares are to
common
sale
company
or
ment
.*■
250,000. outstanding' shares^
Grace -Carkner,
-
executors
as
Fund,
in
be
to
covering $900,000 of.6%,;
warrants), to be offered pub¬
the First Nebraska Securities
: 4
regis¬
a
seeking
Tomorrow's Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
.the
1
,
Pepsi-Cola.
and
and
A
and
class
4
regis¬
a
.16
company
This
financing
addition
President
filed
20
Feb.
"
equipment used in planting, harvesting -and*
ness.
The net proceeds from the sale, of the .units," estimated at $2,-''
certain other vegetables and fruits/ Net pro¬
will be used to partially retire bank indebted-K/ 790,000 if. all are sold, will be used to evaluateT 'acquire, hold and test
indebtedness, the company now has outstanding
oil and gas leaseholds, ;to :pay all reasonable costs /necessary to ac-
machinery
this
Neb,,
This
statement
'-";i.>
is
potatoes
of
the
ner
company
repair
Feb.
on
series B (with
debenture through
Lincoln, Neb.
Corp.,
and S Streets, Gering,
SEC
debentures
$1,000
4
:.-j <:
Oakland. Calif., filed
Ave.,
on
and
amendment.
develop
v
Fund, Inc.—Securities Registered'
,
Corp.—Debentures Offered—
The .company, of Seventh
tration statement with the
SEC
sale
and
company
The
drug and cosmetic
187, p, 1434.
Pablo
the
for
from
Federman,
Indus- 4" now owns 264,130 outstanding shares of the company. Grace Carknertries, colors and chemicals used in industry generally and a wide:,; is;,the principal beneficiary of said estate;—V.-> 194, p: 1057.1
variety of commercial laundry and dry cleaning supplies. : Plants are
located in Brooklyn, New York, Camden, Kearny and Newark. New'
4 ; Petroleum Associates
Jersey; and -Clearing, Illinois.-—V.
■'''■■]• y.' :,.r
was flamed
naging . - ment officials
-4:-44-4are
being offered
r
founded
company,
capital
through
&
underwriters are Troster, Singer & Co., and
& Co., New York City; 4;.:
4 ,44\;,:;
manufactures and distributes skin diving equipment
and other articles for underwater and related sports.
^Proceeds will
be added to working capital to be used :to increase
inventories and
and.
share
a
;
|tew :York City,
share
to
space
common
„
Kidder, Peabody .& Co^ 3mc7
registration
a
100,000
the company and 125,000 by a
stockholder, Shore-Calnevar, Inc. Pub¬
lic offering price (max. $70) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
•
.
1962
none basis through underwriters headed by "White,4 Weld
r:tration'statement with the SEC on! Feb.
Broad St.,..New York. The public offering price (maximum
of common stock, of which
100,000 shares
-share) and underwriting terms.are-to be supplied by amend-)
sale
-
r\:;
22,
4- The company of 7701 E. Compton Boulevard. Paramount, Calif., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 20 covering 175,000
a
:•
Feb.
..
by
'
•
that
Morris,
RFI.
reported
William
G.
Sports ways, Inc.—Common Registered—
:
;
with
or
44'The^^company. is
registration ;
a
-
■
shares,
all
an
$17
,
stock,
common
share.
of
Co., 20
,T
.
,
"C
'
,
Chairman
B
per
Kenneth
43,000. shares
of 1745 North Kolmar Ave.; Chicago, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Feb.-16 covering 250,000 outstanding'
161 Avenue of Americas, New York City, filed with-
of
company
Securities
_
_
'?
$3
RFI.
4
'
companies:.
of
Boot egulty. of stock
-
Board
at
of
ana
to
securities
company
statement
common
t:
__
v
y.-
•
insurance
costs,
in
.
of
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
development, ad¬
,*
:
clay
life
balance
the
with
organizational
the
giving
John C.
and E. W.-
a
j-
i
■
filed
1962
King of 734-17th> St.,-Denver is engaged in developing markets, for
therapeutic clay to be used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
.
•
13,
shares: (par ^O' cents)
common
-:
Feb.
on
other
will
environmental
The
r
•
company
incurred in connection
of
sale,
stock,
flight simulation and training systems for use in
astronaut programs.
The $437,000 estimated net
company's sale of additional stock will be used to
pay existing hank loans incurred to provide additional
working capital.
President (and former President of Rolawn),
Spafford, a director, own 33.86% and 31.34%, respectively.
The sale
of stock'to the'lfutOic at $5 per share will result in an increase in the
King Islancl Cosmetic Co.-^~"Reg. A" FilingThe
is
board
stock
B
stock,
4'Kancylarz,
-...J1':'
the
class
aggregate
common
for
.
pioceeds
con¬
V
of
organizers
of
the
on
from
sale
effect to u recent recapitalization -whereby such shares were
issued -in ^exchange for the 886 shares then
outstanding), -of which
Clark E. Rucker,-President, and Clarence J. Woodard, Vice-President,
own
194,880
and
190,530 shares, respectively.
They propose to sell
4
'
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•
and
the license, to manufacture and sell the Pipe-Pac product.
Of.. the
109,240
outstanding
shares
sold. to organizers,
1328—13th St., Columbus, Ga. is engaged in the examina¬
inventions
and
the furnishing of assistance
to
inventors.—
<
and
shares were issued for the assets and liabilities of
South River, N. J. which has been engaged in the
40,000
Inc.';
horticultural field;
.
fertilizer
the
invest
Ohio
holder
certain
proceeds
all
pay
Ohio
an
be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes
underlying 5-year options "to be sold to the principal
$430, exercisable initially at 115%
of the offering
'v1 44
rv
'
4;
•"4.:y4.'
-4".
company
is
primarily engaged in the design, development,
unissile,
-4)4.4:-
4
has
shares
109;240
.
of
V. '194, -p. '1614.'
,
purposes,
-V-;.:/;;."
company
which
.
Proceeds
the
net
formed
was
principal
equipment and
instances, have common
from
companv
4700 San
of
control, systems
'..
including, salaries, advertising and promotion, equip¬
and sale of certain products, and for working
purposes,
Rolawn,.
v.
in
use
It
(RFI),
the
shares
The
manufacture
-capital.
,
(for
is
snare
shares, purchased
the
with
public
manufacture
^tivities in the chemical field, where it Is said research
sulphate
of
Thursday,
shares
price.
largely organizational, in'
applications,v and processes, )
patent
RFI
Co.—Common Registered—
for
are
4,300
been
have
patents,
terms
pipe
ment,
30,000i
covering
date
to
new
of
underwriter
field), $100,000 to finance the manufacture and sale of Pipe-Rac.
tobacco product), f and the balance for various other and
tainer
related
:
without underwriting.
$10,
of
ammonium
iderrous
-The largest
The
4
;
.and development and sales have been made. Of the $603,675-estimated
new
proceeds from the stock sale, $105,000 will be used to purchase
.
-.V:
activities
Its
win
to
for
as
of
stock, of which 43,000
be
by the company and 86,000 Shares, being out¬
standing stock,
by
the
holders
thereof.
Schwabachcr
&
Co.,
100
Montgomery St., San Francisco, heads the list of underwriters. The
public
offering price (maximum $13
per
snare) " and
underwriting
129,000
.
accumulation
'the
that
expenses
to
and
company,
statement
offered
the
industries.
registered subordinated -debentures due
tin five series)
from
1971
through 1975- (with warrants), to be offered for public sale in $1;000
units
at :par .on a best efforts basis y-by IFC Securities Corp.,
New
York Citv
'■1
; :
.
' r
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company
for
and
66,655
MacFherson
tration
was organized under Delaware law in February,
1961'
general purpose of engaging and specializing in the design,*'
manufacture, and sale'of-new'product developments in the chemical,.
electronics, electrical, mechanical and Other engineering fields, and to
develop and present new patent products for "the creation of new
Registered— >
'
will
1961
It proposes to sell all customary
policies and sickness and-
outstanding 66,667 shares of class
This company of
4
;
4statement also includes 30,000 shares to be sold to the underwriter at
,;10c per share at the rate of one share for each five shares sold. 4
.•
f. >•;' v
November
Inc.—Correction—
Rucker
statement
common
;.4'4 4J-4-44■ -ing will be made on a best efforts basis by Louis R. Dreyling & Co.;"
mimoses
(25 Livingston Awe.; New Brunswick, N. J.)V which will receive
purposes. -'V >44i7'vtf-' Inc;
;
^
60c per share selling commission and $32,000 for expenses.
The
comorate
corporate
general insurance agency,
Investors
of, 35 Third Ave., Long Branch, N. J., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on Feb. 15 covering 150,000 shares of
-stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The offer-
company
tration
underwriting is involved.;4444',4"!
No
Proceed*
Pioceeds
Feb.
on
(Rhodes-
which
Warwick, Inc. This statement is incorrect as
the underwriter is Garat &
Polonitza, Inc., Los Angeles.—V. 195, p. 526.
Fil'g't,7-'rPatent Research & Development, Inc.—Common Reg'd
Inc.—"Reg, A"
Agency,
filed a "Reg. A" covering 6,000
A and 9,000 class B common shares to be offered at $100 per
in units of two class A common shares and three class B com¬
shares.
mon
Insurance
corporation
In
law
was filed with the SEC on Jan. 18 covering
this firm's stock
to
be
offered at $6 per
of
Vickers;
The
tne
issue
; ; statement
shares
RFI
President
of
The
derived
investments
Rising's
:
■■J■■
;.v:4;44i;';4..
is
Tieasurer
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
4"-"444 -'4 4 44
Cook
Ohio
company,
will, in some
the company and be represented
The company has
of which RFI owns
Inc.
firms,
insurance
companv,
expenses,
as
life
company.
organization,
authorized
under
indicates
$500,002.50
operating,
Co.,
other
two
initially only' in Ohio.
Republic-Franklin Insurance
" of
reimburse
to
company's
pay
shares
credit
the
with
of
Feb.
on
with
management
directors
7, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 120,000
(par $1) to be offered', at $2.50, without underwriting,
Proceeds are to- be added to capital and surplus.
44:
:•.•••'
Pacific of 3550 N. Central Ave., Phoenix is engaged in the
®
J'
writing
company
.common
44
4-<r
•
.?...
efforts
registration
a
155
Arlington St., - Watertown,. Mass.
is engaged
distributing the Inertia-Matic Ball Cushion Mount;
;of
developing
used
contracts,
insurance
policies,
-the
and
life insurance company.
company.
The prospectus
of
class B stocx of
the
be
Robinson-Humphrey
Ga.)
organized
was
of first and
a
$65,000,000
The
3
commission.
annuity
accident
re-
purposes.
refunding mortgage bonds, series HH, due 1994, to be offered for public c
sale at competitive bidding March 13.
The net proceeds from the bond
sale will become part of the treasury funds and will be
applied toward
the cost of additions to the company's utility plant.. Gross
expenditures 1
for construction in 1961 amounted to $228,000,000, and it is estimated
that such
expenditures in 1962 and 1963 will amount to ft -total of
4.,4\'/4,;4
-4•; 4\-;..i
of
by
Atlanta,
share
per
reserve
forms
Registered—;V
covering
60c
company
legal
a
headed
Building,
a
The
»
equipment,
...This company,-of 245 Market St., San Francisco; filed
the
receive
under¬
.
and. sales,
Haverty
common
4,
advertising
underwriters
1,500
convertible
a
$100);
(par
Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds
statement with
,
Proceeds
"''7
March
V
A"
be
days,
to
$1.75;
holders,
due
unit
"Reg. A" covering 171,000 f.;';^461,-000,000^7,,195, p. 446
offered for subscription by ''
Pacific Standard Life Insurance
public as follows: To the stock¬
5, 1962 filed
on'Feb;
corporation
B
debenture
each
"Reg.
a
search and development, working capital and other, corporate
Inertia-Matic, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
The
$172.50,
filed
,
V. 195, p.
class
at
(par
application
subject
the
6,1 1902
Peg.
written
may
claims
the
offered
$1)
(971)
Corp.—-"Reg. A" Filing—
on
shares
by the shareholders of the two companies at meetings to be held Feb. 23,
1962, and to approval by the Court of Chancery of the State of Dela¬
ware of the
terms of the merger-as a full and-complete settlement of
'i
be
to
subordinated
then appropriately be issued.
The merger is subject (among other things) to the requisite approval
order
an
corporation
units
during the 15 trading days immediately preceding
the merger and the Commission is satisfied that
the Hunt Foods stock
Controls
Pace
The
17(a), until the companies have filed
setting forth the market prices of
Section
of
provisions
amendment
an
Chronicle
Number 6137....:. The Commercial <and Financial
195
4
Allied
officials as a group 2.^5 >«?. The latter
24.11'-^, respectively,^of the outstanding
Western. Ray B.Duboc is Board Chair¬
and President of Western, and C. C Otto is
and management
51,11%
owns
group also owns 16.71% and
class" A and Common stock of
the
of
man
company
Union
account
certain
of
said
share.
in
increased
1961
to
the
$27,696,336
-
pointed out that per share figures are adjusted for a 3-for-l
stock split last June 12 and are based on 1,971,046 common shares
outstanding at the end of 1961. Because of prior, losses, earnings in
both 1961 and 1960 were not subject to federal income tax.
The
president attributed the doubling of profits, on a 52%
sales, to three major factors: (1) the acquisition of Swan
as the corporation's eighth division in April. 1961; (2)
an
increase in earnings of the other seven divisions; and (3) elimination
Amerace
in
increase
Rubber Co.
;
Amerace's textile operations^" which had operating losses
imately,$596,000 in .I960.
;
of
John Wiley & Sons was incorporated in
1904 as successor to a
general publishing business originally established gy Charles Wiley in
1807. The company is currently engaged in the publication and sale
of texts for college,
post-graduate and adult education courses, and
professional books for. the practicing engineer, scientist, and social
scientist,
and research and reference books such as
monographs,
encyclopedias, dictionaries, handbooks, and symposia. Its list of ap¬
proximately 2,450 available titles covers a broad spectrum of science,
engineering and the social and behavioral sciences. The company also
publishes and sells subscriptions to six scientific journals and four
abstract services edited by qualified scientists.
Divisions
Amerace
of
electronic
and
wire
American
include
in
are
cable.
and
Hax-d
the
Rubber
fields
of
rubber,
additions
In
to
of approx¬
■"
;
plastics,
Chemicals
Rubber,
Swan
they
Bowling Co., Ace Comb Co.,
Allegheny Industrial Chemical Co., Electric Manufacturing Co., Gavitt
Wire & Cable Co. and Supplex Co.—V. 194, p. 16091
:V
Co.,
Ace
Acquisition—
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, the company had net sales of
$13,178,878 and net earnings of $822,817, equal to 71 cents per common
At Feb. 15, 1962, capitalization of the company consisted solely
of 1,158,606 shares of capital stock.
■ ■;
;
i
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,
Under
arrangement filed with
District of Florida, under
an
Southern
has formed
Corp.
a
new
company,
Five nominees of Gibbs
the United States District Court,
Chapter XI proceedings, America
Gibbs Shipyards, Inc., to continue
Shipyards, Inc. have been named to the Gibbs
has been
Corp. executive committee and, the board of directors, which
News of Business and Finance
The
President.
Cain,
and
v.
from $125,968,000 in 1960.
Sales for the year totaled $129,850,000, up
after payment of preferred dividends,
a
share
common
In the fourth
in
and
1961
$3.16
share
a
in
to
$3.05
1960.
:
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.
,
.
February 2, 1962 prospectus Karen Securities Corp.
Corp., New York City, offered
publicly 88,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $366,000, will
be used for -expansion of inventories, sales promotion,
and working capital.
a
and
chemical
obsolete
usual
chemicals
Industrial
used
(b) purchase and sale of chemical by-products
inventories, and (c) purchase and sale of un¬
laboratory and research work.
are
those
hundred
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
—V,
194, p.
(par
offered
Admiral Finance Corp.—Partial Redemption—
231
S.' La
The
—V.
Salle
St.,
debentures
193, p.
National
Chicago
have
been
Bank
90, 111,
assumed
by
&
Trust
General
Co.
of
Chicago,
Acceptance
Per share
Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report-
Mr. -Ashman attributed both the rise in earnings and the decrease
in sales for the quarter to the sale of the Weathers Industries division
creased
earnings,
high fidelity and stereo components,
figures but was responsible for de¬
according to Mr; Ashman.—V. 193,
p.
373.
Period Ended Dec. 31—•
Total gross sales
1961
and operating revenues——.
on income
Net Income
Gain
on
sale
Total net
$3,545,415
484,181
199,181
953,801
520,946
*
income„T
outstanding
Earnings per share.
2,641,963
*$.54
$0.8
...
199,181
•Includes $.19 from gain on sale.—-V. 194, p. 2217,
Power
System,
Inc.—Earnings
The company has reported total operating'revenues of
the year 1961 compared with $168,578,608 for 1960,
for
up
3^%
five
Consolidated net Income for 1961 was
share, vs. $22,084,204 for 1960, or
shares outstanding both periods.
$22,474,018,
$2,38
Dividends
an
increase
.
per
equal to $2.42
share, 9,276,000
paid in 1961 totalled $1.72%. A new dividend rate of 45
per share was set with the fourth quarterly payment in
1961,
eighth increase in ten years. This rate amounts to $1.80 per
cents
Share on an annual basis.—V. ,195,
p.
109.
151,000 shares of this firm's capital
window
cleaning
.
affiliates
business
American Cement
The
Corp.—Earnings Up 10%—
Aluminum
producer
Corp.—Unable
to
:
aluminum, extrusions with plants in Miami, Fla.,
and San Jose, Calif,
(the latter of which is currently shut down)
reported on Feb.. 20 that it is endeavoring to overcome certain busi¬
ness
and financial problems which have recently affected its opera¬
tions.
While the latest available unaudited balance sheet of the cor¬
poration at Dec. 30, 1961, showed its assets to. be greater than its
liabilities and the management considers that this situation: still pre¬
vails the corporation is presently unable to meet its debts as they
mature.
A primary factor in this is the large amount of past due
receivables on the corporation's books.
The corporation is endeavoring
to accelerate the collection-of its receivables so as to provide suffi¬
cient cash for productive operations
while it seeks to work out a
satisfactory solution to its problems.—V. 192, p. 794.
V
v y
of
,,
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Acquisition—
company
patents,
for
has acquired
aU the
assets
of New Rochelle Thermatool Corp.,
shares of AMF common stock,
and
businesses, including
New York,
New Rochelle,
228,500
A- ■ pioneer in the development of electrical high-frequency resistance
welding systems
and
specialized induction
and
dielectric heating
equipment, Thermatool was described by MOrehead Patterson, AMF
board chairman, as
"potentially a most important acquisition. Our
market
technical
and
research
indicate
that
this
member
newest
of
the AMF family could well lead to a new and important corporate
growth."
"We believe," he added, "there are many metal working industries
whose
capabilities and economics can be greatly improved by the
application of Thermatool's high, frequency technology."—V. 195, p. 861.
American National Insurance
Co.—Life
Force Hits $6 Billion—
the
end
year
Insurance
in
>
r
57th annual report it was stated that life in¬
on
Dec. 31,
1961: reached $6,017,718,863. Assets at
$929,492,118, a gain of $75,661,184 (8.8%) over 1960.
company's
in
surance
force
were
Total
premium and investment income for the year amounted to
$171,312,138 a 6.1% increase over the previous year.—V. 195, p. 633.
American Radiator &
Down, Net Up—
sales
Net
Standard Sanitary Corp.—Sales
\
"
in
American-Standard
of
1961
amounted
to
$468.912;000.
$13,930,000, equal to $1.19 per share on the 11,476,501
shares of common stock outstanding, Joseph A. Grazier, President, an¬
nounced.
Oy'7
:y;'X•,
j
.
In I960 net sales were $480,236,000, and net income was $13,189,000,
br $1.10 per share on the 11,648,037 shares of common stock then
outstanding.
''.'"V
V
Net income was
.
.
"Especially important
steps
toward improved profitability
were
in 1961, including the sale of a division which was operating
at a loss, the decision to combine certain manufacturing opex'ations
and the discontinuance of several unprofitable product liixes," Mr.
Grazier said,
v', '•
f"Charges totaling $6,700,000, after giving effect to applicable reduc¬
tion of income taxes, were made to earned surplus in 1961, representing
the loss on the sale of the assets of the Youngs town Kitchens Division
and provision for estimated losses and expenses on planned iacility
consolidation. The transactions giving rise to these charges are hnportant steps in our program for profit ihxprovement," Mr. Grazier
said.—V. 193, p. 697.
:'.XX
taken
Americantenna
Corp.—Acquisition-—
This Denver, Colo.,
company
has acquired the Wisconsin Community
Antenna System of Wausau, Wis.
Wendell W. Fertig, President of
Americantenna, said the purchase
price was in excess of $200,000 cash.
'
Wisconsin Community Antenna System is a closed-circuit television
system with over 1,200 subscribers.
'
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1
1
"Purchase of this system marks our initial entry into the community
antenna
television industry,"
Colonel Fertig said;
"Americantenna
was
organized to engage in this industry, and the purchase of the
Wausau system is the first acquisition.
We plan to expand by building
or
buying systems in other cities where present television reception
is poor. The community antenna system will provide excellent x-eception
in home that are at
and
.
Fourth
quarter net earnings were considerably higher than for the
I960 period,
bearing out earlier expectations. Net earnings
$1,135,000, equal to $.21 per common share after deduction of
$183,750 for preferred dividends, as compared to I960 earnings of
similar
a
substantial distance from television
stations,"
said that engineering studies are being
He
expanding
made for the purpose of
Wausau system to include nearby communities
make cable service available to 8,000 to 10,000
the present
eventually
will
homes.
The
Americantexxna
Corp. was established last year and engineering
and feasibility studies have been completed in select communities cov¬
ering the operation of master antenna systems to provide television
reception through cables to cities and towns where distance or geo¬
graphic conditions prevent normal reception through ordinary rooftop
antennas.
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Annual Report—
Unaudited
consolidated earnings of this corporation arid its sub¬
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, were $568,000, or 41 cents
share, compared to $2,536,000, or $1.85 per share for comparable
1960, Matthew L. Devine, President, announced.
Sales for 1961 were $73,205,000 compared to $67,805,000 in 1960.
All figures are reported as if the merger of FXR, inc. and AnxphenolBorg Electronics Corp., which became effective May 31, 1961, had been
in effect for prior periods.
The general softness in business conditions
during the first part
sidiaries
a
of
the year, losses resulting from FXR operations and the higher ex¬
pense levels required
for plant expansion, product development and
building an organization to achieve greater penetration of markets,
all combined to affect profits adversely, Mr. Devine said.
In 1961, FXR incurred pre-tax losses of approximately $2,250,000,
with $1,650,000 coming in the fourth quarter, primarily as a result
of inventory adjustments and provision for losses on contracts taken
before
company's net earnings for 1961 improved some 10%
Billings
5%
despite the strong competitive environment in all our
increased
the
merger.
"Amphenol-Borg's year of adjustment is over," Mr. Devine said, "In
spite of. events in 1961, our entry into the Microwave field appears
sound for the future. The balance of our business is off to a good
start
P-
and
we
look forward
to
a
much
better
year
in 1962."—V.
194,
2545.
were
or
dends. —V.
$.11
per
common
share
after
$90,000
of
preferred
divi¬
194, p. 2217.
American Electric Power
All-time
per
Feb. 21,
1*.'
$164,183,592
of 3.5%.
the
on
consolidated earnings statement of the company
merged into it on Sept. 27, 1961, giving effect to
discontinued, showed revenues
of
$27,517,290 for
the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1961, compared with $25,943,423 in
the preceding fiscal year.
Consolidated net income from continuing
operations in the 1961 period was $523,749; equal to 75 cents a share,
compared with $403,715, or 58 cents in fiscal 1960.
and
certain
$592,000
Allegheny
Building1 Maintenance Industries — Capital
markets.
1,474,748
2,743,996
u
Number of Bhares
from
1960
$9,899,057
1,940,050
j.
This
In
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization as of Dec. 31, 1961, adjusted for
this issue, will include $1,020,020 in long-term debt and
740,000 shares
of capital stock.—V. 194, p. 1713.
All-State Properties, Inc.—Six Months' Results—
Net income before taxes
of stating annual progress in arrowing
table showing performance by both account¬
way
Meet Current Debts—
'*
REVENUES—The
earnings for the quarter increased from $.008 to $.04 and
$2,753,044 to $3,083,454.
from
last year. The division, producing
contributed substantially to sales
-
BUSINESS—The company of 335 Fell St., San Francisco, and its
subsidiaries, operate in 66 American and Canadian communities under
the registered trademark,
"The Giant Janitor."
The Pacific Coast
accounts for some 70% of its fevfcnUes.'
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American Building Maintenance sold 40,000 of the shares.
Theodore
Rosenberg and Sidney J. Rosenberg, sons of the founder of the com¬
pany and Chairman and President,
respectively, sold the remaining
111,000 shares.
Corp.
Net earnings of the company jumped to $100,890 on sales of $770,635
for the first quarter ended Dec. 31, 1961,
compared to earnings of
$20,927 on sales of $1,399,392 for the comparable period, I960, it was
announced by James E. Ashman, President,
net worth
-
Lawrence
company, which provides janitorial,
and building maintenance services.
1553.
Advance
;
years
stock at $16 per share.
This was the first public offering of the stock of the
corporation has called for redemption on Mar. 20, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $23,000 of its 6^4 % junior subordinated
debentures at par, plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
Illinois
-
24
Stock Offered—Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. Inc., New
York City; Sutro & Co., San
Francisco, and associates,
1501.
Continental
a
,
249,500 shs.
The
the
mile
a
American
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
U)—————•
executive with
FINANCING
Authorized
,
stock
Common
an
The company's shipments in 1961 were slightly higher than 1960
shipments, and net earnings from operations were 5% lower, it was
announced by Kempton Dunn,
President. Shipments in 1961 were
$165,503,959, compared with shipments of $164,586,507 in 1960.
Net earnings from operations were $5,369,705 compared with $5,666,874 in 1960. The company had a special item of income of $995,000 in
1961 which raised total net earnings to $6,364,705.
Earnings per share from operations in 1961 were $3.29, compared
with $3.48 in 1960. The special item of income equaled 61 cents per
share, making total earnings $3.90 per share for 1961.
The special item of income was a tax refund resulting from settle¬
ment of a dispute between the. company and the government involving
excess profits taxes for the years 1950 through 1953.
>' '
Orders received in 1961 were $189,100,000, compared with $160,500,000
in 1960. The improvement in orders in the second half of the year was
generally distributed through all product lines. Backlog also Increased
during the year from $30,300,000 to $46,400,000.—V. 194, p. 1049.
for
chemicals
conservative
He presented
.
normally sold in quantities of over
pounds. Their prices are usually listed in chemical trade
publications. Chemical by-products are those which in the manufacture
of a commodity remain over, and which possess or can be brought
to possess a market value of their own. Obsolete chemical inventories
are
chemicals for which the owner no longer has a use. Unusual
chemicals are those not normally available in industrial quantities
and not normally quoted in chemical trade publications.
a
Fletcher,
American Brake Shoe Co.—Net down 5%
BUSINESS—The present business of the company of Flushing, N. Y.,
divided into three main categories, to wit:
(a) purchase and sale
of industrial chemicals,
executive
new
the central downtown area of Jacksonville; the
property of about 11 acres improved with three
major buildings; Southern Marine Co. property on the north side of
St. John's River, used primarily for yacht repairs and the operation
of a marina and improved with a warehouse and an office building;
the Clyde Line Dock property' on the north bank of the river,
and
Edwards Island, a small group of islands at the mouth of the river.—
V. 195, p. 861.
[ i'.r'VV:-.•/
and Fabrikant Securities
Is
the
Corp.,
St.
Erie
Aceto Chemical Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant
to
H.
of
third
quarter, sales increased to $31,381,000 from $29,016,000
Earnings rose to asz 'lib u«>> rjm «-4,oux,u«ii Per share earnings
71 cents in 1961 and 63 cents in 1960.—V. 195, p. 633.
.
of
Members
with volume of about $15,000,000 annually, will be
operated as a division of America Corp. Gibbs properties include the
main shipyard, on the south side of the St. John's River, about one-
in 1960.
were
members.
voting rights to Gibbs Corp. stock.
Gibbs
Earnings were $12,005,000, compared with $12,385,000 in the prior year.
They were equivalent,
12
of experience in the
shipbuilding and marine repair industry, has been appointed President
and general manager of Gibbs Shipyard Inc., and Mr. Greenfield has
been named board Chairman. Following termination of court proceed¬
ings, America Corp. is expected to complete: the - acquisition of the
Gibbs Corp. assets of more than $8,000v000 for an undiSclo&et! airfOUnt
of cash and notes. The First National City Bank will play the prinlcipal
role in the financing.
-i'v
fourth. quaver,
traditionally one of the company's
periods, were, up 8.2% over the same period of 1960,
Increased 10.8%.
volume
earnings
all
Edwin
the
in
Sales
lower
Report—
.
to
of Gibbs Corp. have full power and authority to control
operations and to manage affairs of the company, including the right
to appoint officers,
during the pendency of the present Chapter XI
proceedings. America Corp. also holds voting trust agreements giving
sales increased 3.1% over I960., but earnings
percentage, it was announced by George R.
company's .1961
by the same
•
declined
seven
with
committee
it
Laboratories—Annual
from
records
Newark, N. J.—V. 195, p. 397.
The
operation of shipyard facilities of Gibbs Corp., Mr. Greenfield said.
increased
accocnting
of
pooling-of-interest accounting concept
adjustment under the
most
American-International
v
;
negotiated an agreement under which it will acquire
the assets of Gibbs Corp., Jacksonville, Fla., a 53-yearrOld firm engaged
in general marine repairs and new ship construction, it was announced
by Gordon K. Greenfield, America Corp. President.
The company has
share.
Abbott
of
,
America Corp.—Proposed
pooling
for
American Hospital Supply
completed mergers with Brack's Nurses
Outfitting Co., Ii^c.. pf New York, and Midwest Dental Manufacturing
do.'<ji Melrose Park; 111.'It also established a subsidiary which makes
disposable paper products for operating rooms, Convertors Incorporated
year
He
is manager of an under¬
adjusted
.
ing criteria.
before, Mr. Norton added.
selling stockholders.
the
company.
from
$42,094,164
total
is the
.
.
,
share, for 1960.
Wiley & Sons, Inc.—Capital Stock Registered
of 440 Park Ave., New York City, filed a registration
statement with the Securities. and Exchange Commission on Feb. 21,
covering the proposed public offering of 150,022 shares of capital stock.
The offering marks the initial public sale of the company's capital
shares, and does not represent new financing, as the shares are being
the
*
said earnings totaled $5,302,463,
equal to $2.67 per
This compared with $2,658,356, or $1.33 per common
Norton
Mr.
common
company
for
195, p. 861.
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Thomas G. Murdough, president, said the corpqragrowth—without adjustment to reflect .several acquired
companies' pre-merger sales and earnings records—was ,22.1% in sales,
39.6% in net earnings and 31.3% in earnings per share. Mr. Murdough
Corp.—Earnings Double—
Earnings of this corporation increased approximately 100% in rising
record levels for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, Victor T. Norton,
president announced.
V'.',;'.r
(John)
White, Weld & Co. Inc., New York City,
writing group whicl) will make the offering.
'
figures
acquisitions.
tion's
to
Sales
sold
1961
J
all the guaranteed stock of Pioneer Savings &
Loan Association,
which, is in the business of lending money, prin¬
cipally secured by first liens on' real -estate: In addition', it diets as an
insurance agent, and as a trustee under deeds of trust. Net proceeds
from the sale will be used to repay bank loans.
This
The
,
President, Will be Division President.—V.
Amerace
$0.70
,
operations,
Union's
owns
company
-
.
of
.
.
formerly conducted by Union Texas Natural Gas
Corp. will be continued under the name of Union Texas Petroleum, a
Division of Allied Chemical. J. Howard Marshall, who had served as".
The
amendment.
The
•
Texas.
of 3243 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles,
with the SEC on covering 371,750 shares
of caSital stock, of which 175,000 are -to be offered for public sale by
the company and 196,750 by present stockholders.
The offering will
be jnade
on
an aU
or none basis through underwriters headed by
Kidder
Peabody & Co., Hew York City. The public offering price
(max. $42 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
registration statement
1961 earnings
per share on record sales of $132,886,914. Net earnings
reached;an
all-time high of $5,882,174,
,
Sales rose 12.6% oyer 1960, net earnings 16.1%
and earnings per
share 14.8%V
•
special meeting over 87% of the outstanding shares were
voted for the merger.'The shareholders are to receive seven-eighths of
one share
of Allied Chemical common stock for each share of Union
the company
1062.
19
Feb
a
.Monday* February 26, 1962
IlL corporation.has reported
This Evanston,
Natural Gas Corp., effective Feb. 19.
Texas
;.
American Hospital Supply Corp.—Net up 16 %.
,.
Chemical approyed. the merger of
stockholders of Allied
the
At
Co.—Capital Stock RegistsrGd"^*
Western Pioneer
On
filed
Chemical Corp.—Merger Approved—
16
Feb.
On
1397.
company.—V. 189, p.
the
of
President
Financial:Chronicle....
The Commercial and
(972)
high
earnings
of
.
Co.—Earnings Up 3%%—
$55,764,000
Jan. 31 were reported by the company,
for
the
12
months
ended
an increase of 3.5% over earn¬
period a year ago. Earnings per
share for the latest 12 months were
$2.55, compared with $2.46, both
figures based on 21,903,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
For the month of January,
earnings rose 14% to $5,409,000, the
highest figure for that month in the company's history. It compares
with earnings of $4,743,000 for January, 1961—V^ 194,
p; 313.
*•
ings
of
$53,859,000
for
the
same
Anchor Alloys, Inc.—Common Offered—On Feb. 20,
1962, Charles Plohn & Co.; B. W, Pizzini & Co., Inc.,
Atlas Securities Corp., New York City, offered
publicly, 50,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$6 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $240,000, will
be
used to
purchase additional equipment, increase
plant space, repay bank loans, and for research and
working capital.
and
BUSINESS—The company is a New York corporation with
offices at
sidiaries
principal
968 Meeker Ave.; Brooklyn 22, N. Y. .Its wholly owned sub¬
Anchor ..Metal Co., Inc. ("Anchor Metal"), a "Hew York
are
Volume
Number 6137
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Automatic Canteen Co. of
corporation, and Meeker Manufacturing Corp. ("Meeker"), a New York
corporation.
Anchor Metal is engaged primarily in the manufacture
and sale of various kinds of
solder- metal for. use in the electronic,
electrical,
metals
Semiconductors
electronic
and
in
used
are
circuits
wide
a
.
first
of equipment in Which
used in business machines
are
sets,
believes
company
in
many
the
that
lower
heat.
phonographs,
smaller size and weight, longer life,
consumption and lower generation of
'
'
1
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
/
■'
in
Authorized
'Common
194,
The
warrants__„_
15,000 wts.
'
.'Y/..:
2329.
p.
.>
.
^
.
This
vices
;
v
-
net
„
reported the highest net sales-in its history in
1961 operations. Net sales for 1961 were $309,compared with $308,755,069 in 1960, it was reported by
would have
Another
been
record
In
1961,
beer
Busch
the
St.
reported with
8,477,099 barrels the
with
produces
sales
of
8,508,286
was
that the
plant
by
barrels.
Y
/YY
before.
year
For
the
1,300,000
reported
has
current
194, pp.
earnings
15%
over
a
company's ' net
earnings from all sources,
gains from sale of certain asse s: in t.o,e first. $i<?
$2,221,948,
equal to
share,
a
cents
a
year
in
The
ADM
board
for
the
first
year
share, compared with $2,340,233,
Last year's six months figure, however,
this
source
of
directors
declared
cents
399. "-..;
1961
the
second highest
J the company.
j, ' ■
in
the
company's
history,
have
p.906.
.
.
Operations
Paint
Varnish
&
■
if<*
in
1961
most
the
were:
incorporated in
•/ y;
^
showed total sales
company
profitable
//announced.
Final figures
$975,870, an increase
1960.
of
1'1.5%* in
•Y/'-v-Y''
Earnings per: share of
■
in
4905,
/'
of
1960,
both
in
based
I960
stock
common
737,835
on
were
and
and
in
ing
A
$1.32
were
net
compared
of
;
of
company's
major" volume is
represented
and related products; sales of paint cans
distributors, of paint and paint products
total
volume
said.-"—V.
in
1961
194,
with
compared
"VY/
843.
p.
other
to
in
of
increased
quarter
the
record'1
$32,907,505.
»
current fiscal
year
.
/
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has
principle
to
*y*~'
-
Bell &
Chairman.
the
share
a
into
DITTO
Bell
&
Howell
stock
common
&
$50
at
common
outstanding
taxes
$r, 150,000,
than
more
in
the
50
office
$50.
be
and after
and
i-eputation. upon
ahd
Percy
the
versatility
equipment
which
found
have
Y
'
also
'/.
„
said
that
This
for
Robinson
results;
grams
;
that
said
at
marketing
and
and
a
194, p.
for
Feb.
of
19
this
Chesterland,
Ohio,
announced
company
that
as
systems,
in
has
"It
and
to
these
approve
In
plans
at
the
annual
meeting
March
on
12.:
benefit
should
i <"
\
The sales
company
The
.
,
"'We
but
the
we
expansion
for
pay
out. of
in
we
by
the
1966,
goal
and
profits commensurately." Assembly
panel meters,
complete control
flaws
panel
new
in
continuously
meters
that
higher
be
aiming
the
in
•
be
asked
at
to
the
be
the
annual
most
and
in
is
meter-
accurate
now
Net
their
would
bonds-to
Exact
all
is
"would
the
,T'he
the
be
to
release
"extensive
the
according
present
Mr.
to
."Potential
implies
we
federal
holders
who
-
have
change
"does
name
not
been
put
company's
and
customer
fairly
for
r
creation
of
worked
94
that
together,
.-5
our
and- -monogranr^oT' "APF
'API'
will
future.
the
p.
for
cents
Net
to
API,
1113.
certainly
We
best
sampling"
that
'•
Y--:"
of
our
in
the
-
and
company
the
word
Y-
■-
-
may
./•,'■•■
.
fiscal
the
9.5%
.'Assembly'
told
want
to
change
make
in
would
'
,
'
Y
the
be
in "
193,
1961
31/
-
Leasing
patents.
the
over
the
on
the
For
also
and
5,390,926
first
quarter
Included
the
bonds.
consolidated
that
in
of
82
profits
in
cents
1961
per
and
earnings
with
.,Y
,
.
these
items
included,
the
improvement
843.
by
this
that
history.
Elyria,
1961
Sales
by
manufacturer
O.
far the best
by
was
nearly
rose
40%
since
of
year
1960
over
-
the
in
heat
exchange industry
consistent, substantial increase in. business
a
its
founding
in
1940:
That
first
total
year,
$14,000.
sales
for
1961
equal
$1.25
to
outstanding/
as
$4,241,705
were *
$5,870,000
were
1960
of Dec.
31.
and
consolidated
share
on
the
291,100
comparison/consolidated
a
In
and
consolidated
net
income
share.
a
receive
a
Co.—Annual Report—
has
company
of
announced
$1,068,000
after
1961
a
fourth
writeoffs
of
sales
on
of
quarter
consolidated
$2,415,000
$72,831,000. In
the fourth quarter
$80,294,000.
in
the period.
1960 the company lost
of
The
company's consolidated net loss for the 1931 fiscal year was
to
$1,662,000 or 51 cents per share,
including writeoffs of
$4,574,000 for non-recurring losses.
In
1960
the
company
had net
earnings of $4,743,000 or 96 cents a share.
G.
Budd,
taken
during
much
improved
1962,
between
.
the
net
compared
.
with
shares
share,
per
1960.
regular quarterly dividend" of 35 cents on
payable to shareholders of record on Feb. 9.—V. 193, p. 2323.
were
In
provision
a
operating
therefore
$187,741,209,
year
in
his
with''$181,661,340
comnared
the report said—V.
before,
provision,
2219.'"
resulted
1,098,076
were
"
Months'
44
in
Dec.
195,
he
omitted
company
of
to
up
It
1961
resumed
company
in
were
the
final
sales
10
three
$253,611,000,
Decline in
■
,
by
be
a
available,
cents
on
share,
of
the
after
com¬
having
1961.
with
$350,068,000
principally
was
accountants.
dividends
per
quarters
compared
volume
-
public
the
quarterly
of
payment
a
will
and R's subsidiaries, to reduce normal tax
subject to audit
are
declared
dividends
year.
$1,900,000
'
the
2,
in
Sales
prior
carry-forward
figures
were
be
outlook.''
said.
1961
Feb.
Jr., President, said the substantial writeoffs
"to clear the decks for what we estimate to
future
loss
a
stock.
mon
1961
the parent
liability,
in the Budd
in
the
Auto¬
motive
Division, which was affected by adverse conditions in the auto
industry, including lower vehicle production and two strikes at cus¬
tomer
companies;
"Even
with
and
product
changes.
these
difficulties," Mr. Budd said, "the company made
a
modest profit in its Automotive Division, It is the ability to make
adjustments quickly to cope with changes in volume, that has enabled
division
the
make
to
a
profit
every
year
since
1346."
to shareholders, Mri Budd noted that there has been
industry-wide strength
in
the
automotive supplier
field.
"The Budd automotive business is a solid business,,r he said, "geared
to
the increasing
needs of this country and
its expanding popula¬
a
report
continued
Budd
for
.
federal
net
shares
income
of
outstanding
compared
Y'
Sol
N.
to
-
Berman,
•
•
.
»
»
gain of
president,
V
•
at
47
pfovisloifUo' 55*tfcfrtmrl44?%
the
compared
close
cents
a
of
with
I
principal
Pacific
Canadian
519,519.
1961, per share
ago.—V. 194,
Net
Net
*
(
the
Electronics
Corp.—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
rv.
opers.
income
Deficit.—V.
1961
195, p. 215;
writeoffs
Divisions
194,
p.
and
its
were
in
the
subsidiary,
company's
Continental-
739.
Lines in
Railway oper. revenue^
RAnwayv tfper. v**pense^
year
'
said
and
Fibre
Period. End. Dec. 31—
and .sfcat« ;tax«s " hicwm^ed ': to»v
$480,767
Diamond
a
from $11,315,164.
Air ihciewseP fn tax
cents
showed
1961,
report.
to $12,398,359
Automotive
Results—
31,
period,
1960
semi-annual
increased
before
ago
on
Co.—Six
corresponding
revenues
earnings
p.
for
agents
$1.59
or
verifies
$365,000,
was
profit
On
Comparative
for six months ended
company
year
cost
under
tion."
stockholders
Based
paying
earned
issued
about
to
for
Edward
I960.
$3.40 as-compared
V
%
Y Y
were
period.
quarter were
totaled
$990,008 from- $9IT,039.
'a
the
now
reduced
year's $2,869,328.
based
share
shares
corresponding quarter the
Income'
.-
finance
Co.—Earnings Up 83%—
23-year
net
shares
Budd
The
Mr.
manufacturing'
shareholders."—V.
- -
purchased
first
help
1962.
Berman
.
without
name
its
for
a
Ltd.—Earnings Up—
reports
With
equipment,
stature
income
sales
net
■.
743.
business,"
rapid 'growth, our ,nickname
wideSyY;knowri"'"antf -accepted.
any products, we
believe the proposed
;'Y
year, the three months ended December 31,
1960, net
$7,632,537, or $1.42 a share, and included a non-recurring
.or 60 cents a share, representing profit on the
the
in
December
indi- >
years.-of
cover
therefore
interests
past
hav'et"befc6nre
' ■
Inc.,
name
and
Feb. .23,
were
sales, royalties and other operating income for the quarter ended
Total
during
stock
firm
share
statement
Shareholders will
_
subsidiaries
$3,215,287,
Ltd.
months
•
Co.
195, p.
Fintube
amounted
In
out
,
the
of
stfle: will
..
$131,651,312 totalled in
previous
1960.
$199,626, or 69 cents
said.
■
per
three
.
new
he
market,"
fiscal
reserve
share
convert
/
much.
-"Fortunately,
close
Elliott-Automation
of
p.
represent
out
the
of
The
pointed
at
cents
was
-
things
its
215.
sale
laws."
the
not
Saint-Amour.
have
securities
94
was
the
income increased; by 83%
Fintube's rise to prominence
common
net
Net Down—
the
over
the
common
p.
amount
He
discussions
merely
debenture
offering
income
previous
*
their
pointed out that any such public
only - through a" formal- prospectus meeting
to
customers
that
to
'
said.
the
of
recommendation
on
issue
,
debenture
made
requirements
based
cate
of
for
*
'
Saint-Amour
Mr.
offering
available
stock:
terms
yet,
as
be
of
corresponding
said that? the improvement in operating
12%
before
taking into consideration the
in
Consolidated
manu¬
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
outstanding
rights to approximately 65,000 shares of stock, Mr. Saintletter
explained.
These
shares,
which
are
authorized
but
unissued
share
the
$32,636,000
been characterized
sales
the
reported net income after all charges of $5,041,782 for the three months ended December 31,
1961—first quarter of
the company's fiscal year.
V, Y
Y Y ■
■
•
/
."
•
pre-emptive
Amour's
from
the
Loughney
company's
volume
and
service
sharing,
./•//: /•/'/;■'
increase
an
down
income
meeting
the
net
equipment
and
company
■://'-
for
Wis.,
Oil
per
6%>.—V.
financial
Brown
dupli-,
The corporation has
Y:
will
was
per
Bendix
increasing
manufactures
was
The
packages and equipment for
metal. It recently announced
available.
Sh a r eh older s
Earnings
■
than
Products
at
fleet
has
materials
industry
profits,
greater
Assembly
are
Products
moving
believed
are
will
of
"we
relays,
detecting
generate
alone.".
that
shipments
will
planning
are
profits
said
sales
figure is
income
net
$4.03 in I960.—V. 195,
-
increased
our
Saint-Amour
$10,000,000
opur
of
pace
can
Mr.
confident
are
the
^
letter
a
the
car
1960
and-net
>
r,
$139,768,032 for 1961 and net income was $2,428,026, according to a pre¬
liminary report announced at the company's annual meeting of stock¬
holders,?: |Y'". /Y /Y
accompanying a notice of the meeting, Saint-Amour
needs additional working capital "fop mg,ny reasons
associated with' "our projected growth. We need' it: for
increased re-'
search, tooling up for new-'products, building up inventories and for
more
plant expansion.-,
'
'
'
'
Y
said
D.
Brown
leader¬
of
line
sales
through
result
the" office
Bemis Bro. Bag Co.—Sales up,
..'//.
^i.
E.
Sales
of
of
2506.
sanctuary/ and-' auditorium,
Y.
Y3a>/ i
'
Y
Bend,
to
$1.51
A
•
established
•
sales
Results
Division
p.
Sales, Earnings-
,
Canada
or
>
built
related
commerce,
Y
well
1379.
Consolidated
192,
Security National Bank & Trust Co., Lexing¬
and First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee and First
amounted
$765,000
a
plan to double its sales in five years, it will
change its
API, Inc., and will raise additional working capital
by selling
$1,250,000 worth of convertible, debentures, ' v.
/ '
:Y ///v
Y
President John D. Saint-Amour said-that shareholders will
be asked
a
to
shares.
Apparel
this company for the second fiscal
ended December 31, 1961 were an¬
from
.
of West
Toronto,
1961
tank
.
On
Bank
over
earnings l
•/ position of
a
said.
quality of its
and
use
would:
skills
products
593,871
on
Grand
year.—V.
earnings over 1960 was
profit of $383,000 on the sale of certain pipeline facilities in 4961 and
a
corresponding profit of $1,995,000 on disposal of Investments and
of Bell & Howell's substantial research and development pro¬
in the field of photochemistry, micro-xerography and electronics.
tchnology
year
The
last
for
$894,000
"
.
President
con¬
-.
/"Combining Bell & Howell's research capabilities with DITTO'S
—V.
of
shares,
proceeds
new
a
shares
$25,000,000
enjoyed
■'/-'
-;j
DITTO
fiscal
compared
due
$30,803,000
organization would be of benefit to Bell & Howell's recently announced
plans for marketing MiGro-Da-ta equipment. Y/V
" /.
,
Y YY;-?*
and
the
'
r •.
first
and
erecting
;
for
of
45,000
,''"■■■>
.
Percy
and
wide
DITTO'S
for
$47,786,414
'■
4.
British American
shares
$550,000. }•'•"."?
has
field;":
reproduction
results
of
1
previous
months
of
'
431,075
are
additional
an
"
taxes,
DITTO
years,
six
195, p.
ton, Ky., is trustee,
exchanged
plus one-fifth
preferred stock,
There
estimated
are
equipment
the
months
earnings
the
number
same
in
sales-
sales
net
year.-
APPOINTMENTS—First
■
•
will
414%
•
1961
for
operation
and
for
heat .exchange
facturing
name
sales
National
common
value,
option.
to
preliminary
show
'
±
i'■
,
•"
Y
stock
Howell
par
that
1962
previous
two
PROCEEDS—Net
of
Howell, and T. W. Robin¬
'
.
common
Bell
of
Howell
&
340,000 Shs.
taxes was $1,490,104 compared with $1,464,293 for
January 31, 1961. This amounts to $2.52 per
shares of common stock outstanding, as compared
share
construction.—
plan will be submitted to directors and share- "
Chicago-based companies/ Under the merger agree¬
of
Outstanding
$350,000
mortgage serial bonds dated Jan. 1,:
serially July 1, 1963 to Jan. 1, 1977.
The
bonds are priced at par and accrued interest and bear
interest at from 4%% to 6%.
Y
'
reached
by Vieir
respective
Inc., with Bell & Howell, accord¬
by Charles H. Percy, Chairman of the
made
FINANCING
been
Executive Officer of
Board
reported
31,
year's
ago.—V.
1962
DITTO,
merge
PRESENT
">
the
against
poration's
-
sec-
'
'•
*.
Merger—
TO
West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly
$600,000 of this cor¬
six months as
1961. "With Offner,/
were
i
EFFECT
Board
of
Trustees of The
Calvary Baptist Church
(Lexington, Ky.)— Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
1,434,269
the
East
2400
at
first
recent
the
located
are
ended
per
full
as
and
the
on
year
$16,362,807 reported the pre¬
$1,119,052, or 73 cents a
with
period
the
on
in
the three months to Dec. 31, sales of
$1,701,236 were up 26%
compared with $1,345,705 in the corresponding 1960 period.
Earnings increased 33% to $128,487 from $95,925 in. the three months
to December 31,
1960. This was equal to 28 cents a share on the
450,052 shares outstanding at the year-end, compared with 21 cents
1961 were $17,060,807, and earnings $915,share.—V. 194, p. 1051.
Y,-;<*nu>//
in
two
Bell
schools.",.;:
Assembly Products, Inc.—Proposed Name Change—Fi- :
nancing—YrY"
./%
■' -■%
«.•
part
$2.47
a
in
earned
as
year"were
of
seasonal
For
out¬
or 61 cents per share, reported for
,previous, year. Including Offner results,
/•'A1**
share
subject
sound
paint
•/'/'.
the
—products
„to about 30% 'of
13% in 1951
he 1
approximately
Y/YYY-1v..
■
second
for
for-the
fiscal
is
being
by Daniel Bloomfield, President of the Chicago manufacturer
hospital, laboratory and institutional food service equipment.
of
Y'
exceeded
in' fiscal
previous
income
Bloomfield Industries, Inc.—Record
for
shares
share
per
subsidiaries
nounced
earnings
for
after
592,131
Record
Report—
het
has
for
year
on
quarter
earnings
$1.21
or •
its
Michigan.
GIVING
<
January
profit
fiscal
company
merger
of
of
"For
$0.93 '
of
Net
the
$1,586,010, or $1.15 a
like-period a year ago."
Inc., which Beckman ac¬
interest,
manufacture,
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
$42,783,511
share
of
%-:'-;Y
Y
with earnings/
compared
as
'
Chief
each
eating
sales
'
the
the
per
DITTO
detailed
ship
1
manufacturers
Electronics,
which
of
announcement
an
before
Brokamp said that record sales and profits were achieved despite
unusually bad weather and unfavorable economic conditions during a
large part of the year.
'/ 'Y,
the
sales,
the
the
500,000 shs.
company
900,000.' DITTO'S
.Mr.
.While
Y
1,528,831
on
net
a
for
Birmingham,
Although audited reports are not available for either company for
1961, it is estimated that sales last year for Bell, <fc Howell totaled;*,/
$113,000,000. earnings. before laxes, $7,600,000, and; after taxes, $3,-.i.
over
with
with
pooling of
$1,732,458,
were
for
Y*
tt
DITTO
are
-
$689,483.
was
share
per
reported
and
company
111.
p.
ended
year
with
shareholders, Dr. Arnold O. Beckman,
the pdriod, the first half of fiscal
Offner
a
Earnings
six-tenths
/
outstanding.
the
income
of
half
sales
and
ment,
'
income
The
for
$1.37
or
in
directors
Jr.,
share
'
'■
195,
any
635.
p.
in
the
of
the
stock
Best &
for
appointed co-registrar
195,
increase
Y Y ,/
were $34,550,469
the-'$31,423,505 -reported
cents
of
holders
*
-
to
compared
shares
32%
a
1961.
•'
agreement
to
son,
President,'/
net
net
been
corporation.—V.
31,
report
said
first
U
j
.
Board
;
-
%'*;?
has
year- ago,
64
or
An
108-year-old
*
-
•
•.
■
shares
$19,023,559
"
$21,199,632
and 42%
.*• Y.
the
Brokamp,
sales
.
Sales
since
F.'W-.
Dec.
this
$17,992,369/>
boards
1
Earnings
—
the
Co.
Bell & IIoweJl Co.—Proposed
by
.
a
year.
%
.
-%./•///•,. / %//■.,:■/
..
"
Chicago
Works, Inc.
Trust
earnings
1961
the
vertible
Armstrong
Rise 42%—
.Y Y/Y.
■
1
resulted primarily from effective selling,
advertising, ownied with increased manufacturing-
193,
of
s^pnd three months of/the
ond quarter sal^s of fiscal
063,
1961
merchandising and
efficiency and cost control.—V.
of
for
vious
.
earnings achieved in
than
history,
shar§, flgflinsit;; .the^$£44,996,
Y:Y*:' >*'
.=>, jv % Y Y-r"%'>? ' :■ Y Y/// v.
In 1960 Armstrong had sales of
$291,539,000 and earnings of $16,225,000.
;%./'/■%*■%%■ ./
•/;:■/.'• YY' % ••••/•'-"■"/
Armstrong, manufactures resilient flooring,
building products, industrial specialties, and
packaging materials.
'
'
,C.
J. Backstrand, Armstrong
President, said that the higher sales
—V,
*
,,
heavier
were
in
of
Road,
Common
vsaid
with
'
v'
totaled
and Y
reported
net
Beckman
-
.
.
$6,000,000
announced
August
Beckman
Y
been
Y
of
Company's
York
results
the
compared "to
.
the
-
has
said
fiscal
of
levels
■
Up—^
of
$302,740,000,
an
increase
of
4%) "over
earnings' o $18,506,000, up 14% from 1960
sales
president,
changed
was
company
Authorized
reached
;
the
engaged
Long-term notes payable to institutions
$3,418,471, for a 48%
the first six months of the pre¬
posted for
are
compares
-
$2,092,913,
last
Dr.
1,584,929 shares outstanding—V. 195,
'Y.Y%]'■] ll"-YY'\-Y/Y.:*Y''?t-Y Y.Yv: ./.%//"
year/ and
had
',;Y'"// v,'•/
stock
1,381,123
on
sales
-1--^--^narfehmt'ets, V>+' /v• '*
The company
dividends every year since 1927 and consecutive quarterly
Armstrong Cork Co.—Sales, Earnings
Record
New
ended
said
shares.
;
previous
Dr.
of
name
greater portion of the net
July through November.
administrative offices of the company
The
share
per
This
that
the
company-sponsored
research
and
started
in fiscal 1961, had been accelerated
months
of
fiscal. 1962
and
had
amounted
to
semi-annual
were
half
March
are
Bank
He
share,
a
the
quired
J
50
with
CAPITALIZATION
Beam Distilling Co.—Appointment—
months
Including
$1.47
.
of
business
months
Lincoln
194, p. 1379.
company
1962,
i,
dividend
a
V
resulting in a record
of approximately $4,100,000," Dr. Barnes told
■'
share
included
,
current
outstanding.
period in 1960.
R. Bowling Barnes,
months
the
$.41
stock
the
subsidiaries
distribution of doors for commercial and residential
buildings
automatic door operator which is manufactured and sold under
The
the
producer of infrared de¬
lias reported six months
use,
1959,
its
and
and
an
25,
Corp.
exclusive license.
an
same
-
1961
standing.
while only 25 cents was
Y,'
V
/Y
fiscal year, October through
year.';;
the
six
major
a
May
on
Door
company
sale
of
vef-sus
year,
Report—
of $152,691,- equal to
1961,
excess
six
common
six
In
nonrecurring capital gains,
dividends for 30 years. There
and
balance
'
743.
p.
indicated
first
President,
were
or
first
program,
the
the
the
including ' capital
this
firm
common
.
Barnes
The
-
Y ; *
operating earnings were 23%' above a year ago. They
equal to'64 cents'a share, .compared with $824,215, or
the same period last year. Y<YY;:i* YY/%'YY:Y' V
of
has paid cash
p.
195,
Months'
commercial
31;
of
the $2,304,582
over
Chemical
share,, in
a
payable
year.—V.
and
Berry
The
and
the
'
'
Corp;
to
improvement
this
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Six Months'
ago.;
year
a
quarter
$1,008,776,
cents
52
of
this
second
December,
$1.40
ago.
share
from
the
were
for
$880,000
EUSINESS—The company was
Incorporated in the State of Michigan
July 15, 1948, under the name of. Aluminum Products
Corp.
In
1952, the name of the company was changed to Steel Door
on
January,
include
Months' Report—
operating
increased
/The
In
rate
the
'"
last
shareholders,
the
(James B)
'
629 and 109.
Dec.
shares
to
for
$144,000.—V.
'
capacity
Cc.—Six
net
fiscal'year
'/
•
the
received
Dec.
!
that
are
was
Co.<—Six
and
year.
during
six months ended December 31,
1961, ADM net operating !
excluding camel gams was' *i.b2*:*83 J euUal ;to $1.15 a Share, Y
compared with $1,579,751, or 99 cents a share, a year ago.
48
■
taxes1
•
quarter
space
ended
letter
a
Dr.
profit,
a
or
satisfactory
a
-
Engineering
development
expand production
barrels is progressing on schedule
completed late in 1962.—<V.
company
of
at
income
first
backlog at Dec. 31,
shareholders.,, Y
barrels
to
program
Archer-Daniels-Midland
The
the
"Incoming orders in
comparable period in
and
million
six
reported
Louis
will be
half
continue
Federal
372,050
advance
Miami
sales
compared
as
exceeded
and
quarter ended
'
net earnings for the
17c-per share on 6,756,407
"Indications
Stamford/Connecticut
sales
vious
sells Budweiser, Michelob and Busch
Bavarian beers. The more than 8,500,000 barrels of beer sold in 1961
established a new record for barrels of beer sold by a United States,
brewer
in
one
year.
This is the seventh year that Anheuser-Busch
of
combined.
earnings of $36,212 for the
that
$15,415,910 in 1960. Without the loss
plant, net earnings per share in
or an increase of eleven cents over i960.
the
$3.26,
for
Anheuser-Busch
Mr.
for
earnings,
with
with
year,
as
compared
incurred in the sale of
has
should
for
for military,
the
on
figures for its
in
$1,123,381
were
year," he added.
Barnes
y'
■■
*
Up., Earnings Down—
has
company
last
sold
the
nature
•
807,214, as
August A. Busch,'Jr., President.
'
v'■
\
-/■" Y Y'Y^.Net' earnings per : share of common stock In
1961 we're $3.08, as
compared with $3.15 per share in 1960. Net income was $15,115,680
1961
fiscal
Provision
$1,175,000
15,000 wts.
purchase
Anheuser-Busch Inc-—Sales
audited
for
■'
Chairman, -said
85,000 shs.
Stock
Common
—V.
1
Outstanding
stockpar 10, cents500,000 shs.
quarters
earnings
the
.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
three
vious
.
'
year
$42,213,501
.
Board
outstanding, compared to $1,214,462 and 19c
per
share
on
shares outstanding, for the first quarter last year. Per share
earnings give effect to a 1,%
stock dividend paid Nov. 1, 1961, and
results have been restated to include operations of Joel Hurt Factors,
Inc., acquired Dec. 18, 1961;
; v -•-♦
'
- ■< •
Schuster pointed out that'the-17c per - share first quarter earnings
approach the 22c per share earned on regular operations in the pre¬
their
power
this
'
.
Door
Corp. —Common Offered —Via Feb. 19,
offering circular, Raymond Moore & Co., 501 South
Fairfax
Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., offered publicly,
40,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $7.50 per
share. Net proceeds, estimated at
$262,500, will be used
by the company for the repayment of debt, and work¬
ing capital.
18%
6,348,690
: use
of
because
cases
greater reliability,
.
quarter
of
revenues
*
Schuster,
L.
Berry
5
1962
the
of
shares
devices.; The
of semiconductors, which is a recent
development in the electronic industry, will eventually, supersede the
use of vacuum tubes- in miniaturization and have already replaced them
television
corresponding
for.
ended
1960.
Frederick
range
They
employed.
are
radio' communciations systems, radios,
hearing aids and many other electronic
computers,
over
semiconductor'industry.-
for. the
quarter
24,
metals
America—Quarterly Report
has reported sales and operating revenues
Dec. 23, 1961, of $49,719,655. an Increase
company
first
in purifying, alloying, melting and fabricating basic
of ultra-high purity into shapes and forms as
and exotic
components
The
is
Anchor Alloys, Inc.
sheet metal industries.
plumbing and
primarily engaged
(973)
Maine— Earning?—
1961—Month—1960
■393,21?.
1961—12 Mos
$727,146
$373,612
*
j?410;767
$6,851,727
*
1960
$7,745,825
*,793v4a8 *' 4,^25,195
<,$19,6ai
$316,379
$2,058,301
*103,176
207,023
835,302
$2,920,630
1,605,217
6
International
Canaveral
corporation reported earnings of 48 cents per share for.
quarter ot fiscal' 1962 compared with' 23 cents per share in
respondtag quarter endihg Dec. 31, 1960.
* 4
•'
iiales for the three<-month period ending Dec. 31, 1961 were
fiscal
Net
to
™
$238,271.72
as
before.—V. 194,
740.
p.
■
<
business conditions. A cash dividend of $1.50
the year.
/....
; ./
increased;,6.p#..and; gas revenues increased' 5.6%
c ,11/;
over
1960, Mr. Fields
reported. Operating .expenses increased 5.2/o. 5
caused primarily by larger purchased-gas-volumes and higher suppliers'
rates, higher wage rates, taxes and depreciation. In electric, operations,
Federal, state and local taxes'- consumed *27 cents of every drilla? of
revenue; in, total they amounted to mora than all salaries arid wages
paid to employes, and axnu s\. twice as liiucxi as . eaxnixxgs ■ for the *
common: stock-.-vV'..;I94/'-p. Z2656.':, ,J 47 '-'7 7;;-7/;7%
v.'
;
Electric
revenues
—
-ZWk
;
'
i
\
Oa
Unnn<»At/
and merchandising. The balance of the proceeds will be 1
general funds and used for working capital and other, cor¬
advertising
added
to
porate' purposes.'.
,7/7"^VvV1'•»
\/..7;7
BUSINESS—The
of
company
253
S.
W.
Street,. Miami,
3th
Fla.,
Monr
^ p;7/-,■•■' *aa
Olftf
hnort
ViCic
in
pomnareH
eliminate
to
■
.
,
•
<
Electronics
with
iqgo
drain
its
of
npf
-
on
in
Pnnsnliriflfpri
^1 r
npt
.
Per, share earnings for 1961 were $2;55, compared with $2.69
share (adjusted for stock dividend) earned in the prior year.
Cash dividends, of $1.40 per share
were
.
I960.
r
paid both'in 1961 and in
per
together with.a ,3% stock dividend-x
I960.—V; 194. p. 2656.
•
7/
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Columbian Bronze Corp.—-Sales, Earnings Rise-
;
a rv_
order
935' compared with i960 net sales of $464,o98,318. consolidated net
for 1961 amounted to $22,037,828,
compared, with $23,235,074
earned
,
,
snares
the
summer
income
.
•.
than in 1960.
unprofitable--CBSv
lower
5%
was
Division was dis-:
earnings,
Substantially
all of its assets have been disposed of and. losses and expenses related,
to the disposition were charged to retained earnings, not income.
Consolidated net, saxes xur uie iuu
vonsuxxaatea net sales for the full year 1961 amounted to $473,843,.xaox axnoumea
to qt =*<.>,ot J,Last,
continued
pet common share was paid during
v
will r
be used by the company
to repay certain existing debt obligations; 7
7 Cities Service Co.^App6intment— t \
expansion of piaut laciiities in Haiti; lor invemory bpildTVPi andvfor
Vnrb
the sale .of Its: 132,000
proceeds from
PROCEEDS—Net
however,
general
in
provement
Offered—Initial publie sale of this firm's common stock was made Feb. 23
through the offering of 135,127 shares, at $6 per share,
by Robert L. Ferman & Co., Inc., Miami, Fla., and associates.
Of the total 132,000 shares were sold for the
company and 3,127 shares for a certain stockholder.
Caribbean Shc-e Corp.—Common
utility and -'subsidiaries-; for the year; 1961, were
Net earnings of this
fourth
the
$18,234,845, or $2.35* per common, share,, after preferred .dividends.
Comparable net, earnings for i960 were $17,279,266,. or $2,23 per. com¬
mon share, the annual report stated.. Mr. Fields, -President, stated that,
this increase in earnings was due primarily to growth and some im¬
T.
~ ■
;
after provision for preferred- dividend, amounted .
against $112,360.51 for the same quarter the year i
for the quarter,
per
compared
•"
•
Co.—AnnualReport—
Electric
Cincinnati Gas
$7,738,761
share,
with- 89 cents, .per share (adjusted for stock dividend) lor
quarter of 1960,
Mr. Paley and • Dr., Stanton also disclosed that CBS net sales for
the year 1961 were the highest in its hiscory, exceeding the, previous
sales
peak reached, in 1960 by more than $9 million.
Net/income,
>
the cpr-
$1,105,the first quartet of the previous -
compared With $762,728.04 for
year.
principally-engaged in hdtiorial dexerise arid space
programs.—V. 194/- p.. 2548
arid business* firms,
the first "
Monday*. February 26,. 1962
profits for the quarter were $9,384,315 compared with
earned in the fourth quarter of 1960. •
•
Net earnings ior the. fourth quarter. of 1961 were $1.08
industrial
Chandler Teasing Corp. leases new and used equipment to
Corp.—Quarterly, Report— ;;
The
915.88
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(974)
*
v'
is
-
engaged lii the design, -manufacture 'kftfl;Alstrlbtltitfii 6f 'ctfSidhl-ih'ade, v
popular priced shoes for-women, both in cirtrss arid'vcasual categories.7/
'roe
company/ wnich' ha$
direct,/mantLa^iui: ing. facilf.i;'a\Uv*;lfaiti,
and
subcontract, facilities in Italy, produced and sold approximately
the fiscal year ended Sept.* 30; T96l.'^ Sales/
are
made througa eight sales representatives who
company's products
(on an exclusivebasis)r to shoe •
chains, department stores and other retail outlets. The company also /
sells to wholesale customers who in turn redistribute to retail outlets,
Office and showroom facilities- are maintained in Canada, New York, :.»• Quarter
1,000,000 pairs of §hoe3 for
of-
the
company
distribute
Florida,
the
Missouri;
and:
facilities
office
addition
in
the
to
warehouse
Miami.
in
'
•
executive
and
had
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
FINANCING-
PRESENT
TO
I- Authorized
Mortgage
payable
notes
stock
Common
lie
underwriters
UNDERWRITE'RSi—The
below
named
—V,
135,127 shares of common stock if any are taken. "
of the
per
194,
R.
-
'iybb "
$0.88
h-rrr^r,
J eluded the write off of $20,500'. >. /
7 /".
7 7•'-/:. \V;
'
"We're very pleased," Mr, Ames coinmented,. 7by ourl operations during t
the past year.
the'Dast year.
Our improvement iri earninas is even. more '-impressive:
Our improvement iri earnings is eveiw-fhore Immessive
when you • consider1 that*the het of 38 cents, per share, was,-achieved
after a good will write. off of "19 cents per share, while in I960, the
net- of 10 cents reflected a write pff of 9 oerits. per" share."—V, 195,
p.;865. - r : ''
" ■ ;; 7-. ;.
7. •7;'7 77i;7'-;--. 77^ .';>~7:"7 7-;-7
^
$0.55
;
.
^7.'»■
'/V
--J-
f
.
taxes_..L_^-i~__JuCV$9;05'7i476
-
—4I,607(476'
"
share
1944.
7
r-
■
-
__________
—
.
$9,^70i37i
5,050,371'
T
.
$1.78
SI.63
*77~7j;7;7 ^7^7^
7"7'!';'^7 "'77
Commercial
7
„
Istituto
>
wear
*
Manufacturing is a producer. «xmeuxtnr:-^rioeu worrien s - sportswear ;
x"' sold though main floor and- budget sportswear departments. Terms
Robert L.
Ferman
& Co.,
Graham, Ross & Co. Inc._^ 10,000 » of the acquisition were not -disclosed. / , ^ - f /v7?" •... ^
H
,
.
*
Miller Securities Corp,_;
7,500;
.'"The acquisition of Shore Manufacturing will Introduce Clarise to
Incorporated
•_ 93,627
H. Neuwirth & Co. Inc
a
3,500
new
spectrum of retail outlets and, by integrating with Clarise's
Irving Weis & Co.__i—
17,000
current marketing programs, will afford Clarise one: of the broadest
—V. 194, p. 1716.
Pan American Securities—
3,500
7;>7",,,:v7,''i:t7>.
distribution systems
In the female sportswear industry/'
said Mr.
Jacobson. The new- Shore division is. expected, to -add substantially; to
Cavalier Radio & Electronics Corp.—Common Offered ;
Clarise's 1962 sales, volume. The division will be headed by George
—Pursuant jto a Feb; 20* 1962 offering circular, General
Herbst and Frank Lewis* currently the two senior executives 7>f Shore "*
Securities Go., Inc., New York City, offered 48,300 shares 7 Manufacturing.—V. 19.4, p. 1840;
.v'",'
■
t.
"■,."-7*7 'i7'-'Shares■
V
'Shares
—
-
-
«
-
•—
-
w.
_
7
ceeds, estimated' at $184,409, will Jbe used for new prod- '
uct lines, purchase of equipment, and working capital. ! 7
stock at $5 per share.
common
BUSINESS—The
Net
pro-
engaged in the ,d6$Jgn, engineering, manufacture and sale
types of radios and * phonographs since its organization
in. 1952. i,It currently
produces and markets AM, FM, and AM/FM
table model single and dual speaker conventional tube radios, single
speaker, dock radios, transistorized portable radios, portable- phonoof
various
.
Commercial Solvents' majority interest in Istituto Chemioterapico :
"Italiano. was. acquired, from/the Vittadlni,family which founded the ;
_
expensive printed circuits used by many other'Manufacturers: * ■
"
t
The company's principal products are its line of tablte and portable
model radios which in the fiscal year ended July 31, 1961, represented
approximately 75'A of total sales. Portable phonographs
phonograph- consoles accounted for the balance of sales.
'7//7
Wheeler-, said" that the Italian' company
old' business. Mr.
will ;
of the company for the -year 1961were $3.1?'pec' cQmmo.n / pharmaceuticals. In .oral,
injectiblfe, 7opical and ,supposito"ry"forriis" ^
compared with $2.97 in- 1960, ori'ifo - siightiy''iles5eri :nrimMf of
Products 'lriclude hormones, vitamins/ afserilc compounds; 'antipyretics, *
Earnings, for the fourth'"ouarteri -of-'.1961;'were; 86'cents oei)! V-. antirheumatics, - tonics. • eastroiritestinals/'>heriat(f»i
Earnings for the fourth quarten -of ' 1961; were; 86'cents peDt '' antirheumatics, tonics, gastroiritestinjals, /hepatic; nervritifs, heart and '
nervous,-: heart and
common
share, coinpared with 72 cqrits fdi' the same period-in 1960.circulatory systems, regulators.
-\
.-/-.v..V
This was reported in the Quarterly >Revie*w -to, Iirumirilafirig- Company^
/ Fine chemicals made rby the Italian company include the full range
share owners by - Elmer L, Lindseth, Chairman of the Board/and Ralph "v \' of tiiditional
sulfa drugs,' and; tneir intermediates arid derivatives,
M.
Besse, President. ,*
—*'7/7 '7
-7*
"*,.7'*•'
7 • A- ascorbic acid and pharbitals,—T. 194, p. 2116.7
v -7- - /"
- \
..
>
KJiowatthour output to the service area-for the fonrth 4uarter of7 - > / /
.^
.; .
i-.( n'
7 7
■■*'•'•7
i06T was 10.4% 'above the corresponding fluai'ter. in
,
v
•
-
.
'
t
y
.
•
..
The
was
-i960;n(.
maximum
year's
reached
/
..
Consumers Automatic vending:, Inc.—Proposed Acq;— }
7
load; an allrtime -high of 1,521,600 •kilowatts •>
20,, 1961,-and .was"-27',000 kilowatts- above tho *r :
Dec.
on
•
•
.
;
..
:
/.
/.
teportsd
"as
■> ■
that
-J
an
77.
agreement
•
•
-
princple
in
was i
and
*
v
equipment.—V. 195,
radio- / 7; Coastal
'
'
7, >-i:r'77'7::.77'-;7:71
Kwlk-Cafeteria.
112.
"/Mr.- Sahaglan" estimated" that the acquisition-of Kwik-Cafeteria would
add-25% ;to
Cov-^First Half Results
show
Wyatt, Jr., -Chairman and President- of/Coasfcal States Gas '
reports that operating-results at the mid-year mark-of the company.'s :
77Outstanding'
.sales
CAV's
.in
earnings by the' end of 1962.
excess- of
$2- million
and-
neb
CAV
income-
is
expected
after
to
taxes "of
approximately""$100.000'--for the. year ended Dec. 31, 196L
KwikCafeteria is currently billing at the rate of $1 million annually.'
243,700 shs.
500,000 shs.
lc)—.
(par
2115.
p.
States Gas Producing
.Oscar S.
FINANCING
TO' PRESENT
•
stock
p.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
194,
year
Continue to operate under the executive -direction of its present coManaging Directors, Ing. Gianvittorio Vittadlni and Dr. ,Carlo Vlttadini.
Istituto
Chemioterapico Italiano-. produces -an -extensive
line
of,
sets/have handwired circuits Which feature the com-/
gives longer wear and easier
repair than the less
transistor
believes
pany
Common
-43
Earnings
.
—v.
j
_
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.-r-AnmiaI Report-
.
hares:
shares,
graphs with a conventional single speaker and of the dual and triple
speaker "stereophonic"
type, arid console units containing an AM
or
AM/FM radio and. r. "stereophonic" phonograph ur.it, with two or
more speakers. All of the company's currently produced radios, including
.
;
.
share,
liare,
o( |66f02 Austin Street/ Forest Hills, N. Y., 7
company,
been
has
:
a7
majority of -the ca,pital stock of
S.p.A., a worldwide- pharmaceutical
-a
signing, of the agreementsTn- Milarr on Feb. 15> Maynard C.
Wheeler, President of Commercial: Solvents; said thatthe. acquisition »
is' a major step in CSC's long range expansion of its pharmaceuticals, .
animal nutrition, fine chemicals' and research, activities on the Euro? •
pean continent .and in the United States.
/
7,
7n: • ^.'
-
7
firm's
of this
corporation .has.acquired
Chemioterapicp Italiano,
arid . fine chemicals -.business-, with .headquarters^^at_- Milan*, Italy/ ap.d
modern protoction facilities and research laboratories, occupying a .28?..,
?-®re'
-Lodh .near Milan.-J.Q.L products Are-marketed, in ■_52-coun*7
" the.United States and aU member and affiliated nations
ot.At.the
the European Common Market.
7, 7 7- ,7 ' " :
wr^
acquisition ,of Shore Manufacturing Co.,,Inc. by GJarise. Sports-- .
was
announced by Donald Jacobson, Clarise President/ Shore *
The
,
Inc.—Acquisition-^- 77
Solvents; Ccrpy—Acquisition^-
■
The
Claris© Sporls%vear. Cox,
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of an underwriting agreeto purchase In the respective amount set forth below riot less"
all
income
Earned
ment,
than
share
per
before; income
Net
Net
severally
have
4960
• $2,870483
2,481,63T: ^ r,544,714
income
Year: ended- -Dec. ;31;
;
$35,299.80
356,250 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
L—-.i
par)—
-
Outstanding
$35,791.51
6%
;i"96i;
;7iybA* _^__^_j.
-$4,7l-3,596
.
Net
fiscal
the
subsidiaries
its
31.
Net. before income laxes._____-..Earned
year ended Sept; 30,
196L .the company
consolidated sales of $3,262,822 and consolidated net income of $134,318, equal to 60 cents per common share.
REVENUES—For
and
Cec.
ended
:
f
.
'7'7 '77;"7*'' 7u.7 /;
■
registered
Down— ;7,7i
of $13,910,736 in the first hflt. of fiscal ^9
$10,178/337 for the six- moptha: ended Dec. 31,- I960,
VV(f
W1&11UUC
W/U,.,. DUUyUglJO' WAil p.
JLVXtl UVX1
V^U 1JJ.
under review/ revenues consisted 0U
ga$". gatherittg'v salbs
>.America. an'i the. Bauer-Black division of Kendeli COv/'ainbrig bfhbrs,
78oil and gas production—13% ;
•V. 154, p. 105277
arid -other sources—9%.
7
,-7 7-.-7^, ,/-• ■ ' 7:
.: /-7 "-1 :■
Gas gathering revenues during, the., first/six - .irioriths/adVanfead/'-Sjl^'.-'':
preliminary unaudited figures.
• yf•
■'.'
over, the
corresponding--period of last" yeai\ 7 / ,7;7
7'-. 7-7 :7 '•
"•Continental Copper & Steet Industries, Inc.-^QuapFor-the
year
preceding, earnings were.$2,039,000, or $1.88 per
/
Cash /earnings .(income .before
depletion'-and 'idepreci^tiori' and-11 %rlv an^4iv Month5' Rpnerf
vr,
t
share, on sales of $83^)42,000. Figures for both years have /beep'... ^provision- for deferred. Federal income- taxes) totalsdv$3,556-2^8;
L~lly r11^
iuo/hxis ivcpux t
„- 7777 sV' 7777
adjusted to reflect sales" arid earnings of Mitchell Engineering Co;, :( $0.58 per share on the 6,106.193 shares outstandhxg' on, Deo. 31, 1-961. "' "-' Contiriuin^r the Upward sales-eai'nirigs trend of the fiirst fiscal quarwhich Ceco acquired in late 1961.
77 7 •'
'•.'77 .':;77'>'7'7'77\
Products Corp.—rNet Up, Sales
Steel
Ceco
•
-.Revenues
with
Earnings of Cecp .Steel Products for the year ended December'31,
1961, were $2,247,bbo; or $2.08 -per -share, orr sales of $80,193,000, t
Ned A. Ochiltree, Chairman of the Board, reported on the basis of '
.
"
,
period
-
-
,
(
,
t
.
.
Mr. Ochiltree
that •earn1««*••»'-firnv r5««n rnera't^ns without
42%
Per share earriings'.v for Ceco in 1960 $1.44 from operations, plus 38 cents nonrecurring-fepeclal credit,'
Mitchell
were
pointed
improved
had
.
enabled Ceco to report $1.82 total. He attributed the operating
gain
tp Ceco's policy of selective selling to
eliminate
unprofitable
business, and to cost reductions.—V. 194, p. 2220.
7.;/7:7'!:'',/7'7- /'.:7.'7
A
which
Century Acceptance Corp.—Annual Report—
This
Kansas
states,
capital
everv
Rt
funds
employed
total
and
to b"«jc 1
reason
F.
Mo., consumer loan company
1961 was its best year with profits,
City,
reported
W
assets
l* •:»».»*...
7,17;
operating in 10
volume of 10ans,r
.
income
all
after
charges,
above I960: There is*
*, ve*r for cxie company, '
ots
including
writeoffs
for
share
323.'aha**15.
on
"T
half
therefore,
and,
For
of, the
Deferred
the
equal
do
not
affect
months ended
amounted
income1 taxes
made for deferred Federal
taxes
do
not
cash
Dec.
againsfc $85,000 the year
as
entail
current'
a
earnings."
31, 1961,
cash
,
:
,
outlay
.'
•
income
half, of
net
$0.36 j)er
to
income
six
v as
1962 fiscal' year,
income
was
$2,190,626,
. share.
During the first
last year, net
to. $1,610,268 or $0.27 per share.—V, 194, p. 2656.
,
premiums
r.nn»r» >
on
otred
»r- o—-
*•>
1 Celgate-Palmolive,Co.v—Annual Report—
/
,
George H. Lesch, President, has announced that consoiidated 'earnings
the; year- 1961- amounted- tor, $22,259,000, /or 7$2/66; pei- :.share of
.
a
first
for
receivables purchased, and. (lev,elopmept $xpense> amaunted to i $2^6,198,"
equal to 50 cents « «bs e on tpe i'o« shs^s. <*' nimmbri, •
after preferred dividends. In
1960, net income was $188,877 or 39cents
provision of .$115 000
the
before.
well
\*r
Brozman, President, stated in the annual report.
Net
irr
and "
class, A dividends. The class A stock has been retired-and the incfease
in the number of common shares reflected conversions,:
/
of
deferred
before
■
or
Gross
made
were
to
the
which approached the
a
earnings, was
gain of 31%
reserve
for
$973,736
compared
with $1,710,987
The volume
from
in
all
I960.
sources
•
'
business
of
with
This
reservoir'
$744,889,
.
to
rose
in
.
1961
year
a.
.
.
$2,052,906
was
compared
\
$11,220,842,
a
gain Of
16%
over
4
This
,
!
per
previous
year's high of $9 bnB.sv?
>
i
.. ^
-.-v
h"«her volume
the
opening of 9 new offices in Louisiana, North Carolina, '
Oklahoma, Missouri and Tennessee. Plans have been formulated for ;
was
expansion
in
the
Bi-ozman said,—V.
existing
193, p.
30
oinces
axxu
in
the
present
areas,
Mr.'
1224.
Colonial: Corp.; oft
mond National—
Profits
National Corp., this issue.—V.
194, -p.
a
year ago.
earned
B/D.
ended
rose
Kelts,
by
of
this
Dec.
Cambridge, Mass.,
1961, increased by
31,
more
than
59%,
an
according
;
corporation
for the
six
76%
and rental- income-
were
30
cent3,
the
based
period,
on
the
to: an
announcement
interim report; to stockholders,
average
number
versu$:'J8 ".'cents' in
' /
.
*
'
,
.
;-
„
7 /;.
'
Vending Machine Corp.—Earns. Forecast
Continental
1960.
rif
shares
for the
increase
$10: million
fourth quarter ended Dec. 31, ,1961 were $10,798,925. a
from
$4,385 169 in' .the . comparable period tha ye?r
holders
time,-, net income oh $563,6.80,
15 cents
..
a
or
28 cents
a
^
share,
share: In the .fourth quarter
,
■*
•.
,K•
,
7 7/
7
I
/
'
.
*
••
^Broadcasting System's net sales and profits, for the", fourth,
at
to
the
,Acliievem'erit
.
same
.compared; with* $297,544 ,,or
of ,1960.
V.. 195, p. 400.
Columbia
outstanding--
increase its
1962 fiscal year earnings by 50%
of-approximately
Roth, President, told stock¬
to more than $2 million on an expected sales increase
Columbia Brcadcasting System, Inc.-—Annual Report-^ '
by
.
.
The-/corporation will
,
...
_Net income was $7L894, compared with-the ,$44,18$ earned "in th%period in- i960, and rental income earned. Amounted' to M53',G61,against $221,765 for the final.six months of 1960. Pef; shaie earnings
during
,
$1,205,160 the previous-year.:
the 25% stock dividend declared IJ'an. 23/;
However, the I960 figures have been adjusted, to reflect a threefor-two stock aplit in May, 1960, a 5% stock dividen.d4n March, 1961,
and a two-for-one stock split in .September,. 19611
7 /
/
...
like
.
.
.
.
„
in.the previous year. After-provision for taxes, net inamounted to
$1,420,788/ against $1,417*759 in the fiscal ..year
...
•
■
•
epded Oct: 31, • 1960, Earnings in both, "years wei;e /equal to 43 cents
per share, based: on 3,300,000 common shares outstanding.
* ^
*. :y
^Earnings were maintained in tile -face of lower volume, Mr. Reese
said, partially because pf increased plant-efficiencies,'resulting from
the modernization and improvement program of the past few years.
—V.,194, p. 1505, -. 7.7..,"'" .7: ' \ ':•"! ; •' 7>7'. -7-' - ,
.* %'■
,
These figures do not reflect
_
President^ in
•
,
cOriic
were; equivalent to $1:02 on :each of ,l,985,T44 outstanding; com¬
compared to. 62 cents on each pf "i,912,516 "shares out- :
standing
146%
1504.
Chandler Leasing Corp.—Six Months',
Report—*
earnings
$2!021',884. from
-7:4%
decrease in7salss,. Clarence-.Reese, President; anthe company's annual report/
.
/■■. 7 - 7:
for fiscal 196T amounted to $127!873,594, compared with
a
$138,094,1-93
shares,
mon
before, At the
Net
to
spite of^
nopneed m
Nei sales
.
This tmajor diversified 7prcducer "of
populkti-priced pppareL arid-,
draperies, has reported record sales and earningsTor'1961. In a pre-/
liminary statemerit' subject 'to" final audit, President Sol Berger reported
sales of $38,68f,52T for the- year-endedi;Dec. 31; 196l;, uti ^91.5% from '
the $20,200,121 reported fbr 1960. v ;
f
;
Sales
*
months
America—Sales* "Earns. Set Records
1962.
Champion Papers, Inc.—-Named in Suit Filed by Dia-'
See Diamond
-
Net income rose.68%
the
,
strcck.
t:
v.
.71. 7..;
.compares with, consolidated earnings; of. $21483,000,;- or $2.53
7' ContineiilaLiVIotora Corp.—-Annual- RepqrW 7 / 7
shafeln»I960. ' 7'
;/
7'/•'■?,i7 7'77.-7"
World-wide, sales for 19S1 reached a new' record 'total of $604,878,6^0 '' ;7, Net income of the corporation ,ah(i consolidated subsidiaries for the
as compared
with $576,326,060 in the previous year.—V. .194, pi .2215., t fiscal year; ended Oct! 31; 1961 was slightly higher than in. fiscal 1960,
common
in
and:
discount
;
.
income
unearned
milliori dollar, mark.
;one
.
.
.
Additions
interest
diversified metal products producer, reported/ All divisions
operated
profitably for the six months, ho.stated, in face-of continuing intensive
price, competition in the company's major markets. ->.7.7 "
7;
For the: three months ended Dec. 31, 1961, sales totalled $14,334,289,
an
increase .of 14%
over
volume of $12,558,345 in the year-earlier
quarter. Net profits for the quarter Were $120,024, equal; after preferred
dividends; to four/cents per common; share. This compared with a net
loss of $47,795 in the quarter ended Dec. .31/ 1960. •
7 • 7/For the six months erided Dec. 31, 1961, sales totalled $26,132;470,
compared with $24,141,570 in the 1960;per|od. Net profits were $148,741,
also eqi'al to four cents per common share,
compared with, a net
loss pf. $109,356 iri .the I960-six months.—;V. 4.95, p. 521. .../ ;
:7 .7:
.•
a
about
$40 million,. Harold
annual, meeting.
of
the
1962 Results
.
would'constitute, a heW record for.
the 196L fiscal year, set a new earnirigs record of $1,249,147.-or 31 cents per share on sales of $29,217,025,
compared with net earnings of $158,406 ^>r"'4 cents per share and
sales of $26,861,735 in the 1960 fiscal year. Continental now,has 4,-
continental
Vending
which,
in
042,239 common .shares outstanding.*
.
The
Continental record in
"downtrend,
.Mr.
- /
■ w- -j7
y
1961 was achieved in face of an industry
said. -The -president , said, he--hastened*-to point
should be :fooled by, the.temporary,industry,dowprt
a tremendous growths business^ It is Just beginning
Roth
quarter of .1961 were the highest.,for* any .quarter in thecompanya.; -out that 7'no one
history, it was-announced by William S.,Paley;-.Chaiman/and Frank
! trerid Vending is
Stantcn,< President.. -*
<
grbw.-,( '•/.
"
.7 "7 '•
V/7
Net $ales. for the' fourth "quarter totnled $134,825 689,7compared With 7
.'Much of the! increase in- I962's :sales- and' oarnings -wlll f come
$128,016,098 -for the eorEesponding"1 period*; of i960.'"5 Consolidated net "; a' resuft: of the introduction: *of/new. vending .machines developed:
as
in -
Volume 195, Number 6137,.
Continental's
meeting
■.-"All
in
■;research
1962,
•
In
extensive
have
we
period
earnings
at
said
of
axtd 'lor
planning—and
fiscal "year ends September,
performance-already-oh the record;
been.- going
according? -to plans, our
well."1—-V.
up
194,
2656.
p.
approximately
Ccpperweld Steel Co.^-Annual Report—
*
James
/
M.
1961
year
preceding
Net
year.
income
share
.'per
Darbaker,'President,?' announced that, net sales for
were
$104,738,399,
compared
with: $114,795,018 for
for.
'
.
1960
$2,441,781
was
equal
to
$2.08
share
in
I960
total
Prior
work
and
the
of
,
supply
representing
The
sale
•Division'
inventories
;of; the
was-consummated
of
paperboard
December
of
1961.-'
the- Superior
;
The
Steel
from
"coated
wax
to
that time,
around
1958,
coated
milk
Dairypak
cartons
had
started
using
share
of common
stock
had the
and
rejected
returned
and
reduced
$3.01
book
the
$1.26
to
of
value
by
problems
"
>
.
Mass.. corporation,has
reported that
1901
•
.
supplier." However,,.. when Dairypak
supplier,": However, when-
• dominant
; dominant
..
t? r„8v,„..
rose
refusal
vedr.ee
ro
tonnaee.
the
the
The
50
redemption
principal
will
section
.'bus
business
transit
system
Commenting on 1961 activities, he said that textile machinery and
L'
parts
accounted
Mr.
Howe
ies
r
for
$21
indicated
million in
that
Hunterr^Maehine
'
two
sales
196L
64%
or'
of Lotal volume.
acquisitions—Davis
:Co%es^QUl4 >add Triore
tlian' $10
dd't'
itional sales during 1962—V. 195,
1 —ji. ;U2;:>
-
for
necessary
"
ment
of
as
adoption of
the
Dairypak's board
<;
and
Nov.
30
1962
met
reconsider
with
The- impasse ^dv«r 'terminat
impasse ;over'termination
.
the
termination
to
of
the
suddIv
77
inenm.
See
Electro-Science
*
; j;
'
Investors,.
V
.
^
this-issue. •'
Inc.,
i
.
"*V«
L •Champibn. - v. ^i;
•
After
,
the
agreement
signed,
was
:'W
i
..
of
$283,750,000
stock
of
$100
v'-V
'
j
special
corn-
electric
of
South
""
Carolina,
of
Webster
&
of
'
7.,"". V.
V?
''V"**
c°mpany
'T?
;
5,050
Harriman-
-
R.
600
J
to
bonds
pur-
of
the
(000s omit.)
Curtis
2,200
W. Pressprich & Co.______ 2,500
James
275
;
agreed
the
of
pre¬
ca;.«iail
common
'severally
amounts
1961,
of
scares
»'■/,:
: r:
.'Amounts
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
5,800
Inc.„
have
30,
.'■'
Richardson
&
Sons,
Inc.
500
550
Rotan,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.J~_^_^5,050
Hallgarten & Co._—:_i
2,200
:hel&}bapital Oort&4ldditiMal: Fma«cint Deteilfe%
Nov.
'Vv<
Amount $
Inc
at
debt, 252,837
11,404,059 snares of
respective
jSi
Dittmar & Co.,
,
P"
8»»» »-
-capitalization
Securities
Davenport & Co.„
that
y\
svstem
long-term
and
Corp.
Blyth & Co.,
Coifjn
'
urban
an
,
Power
par
f"-.*:■;
Stone
led
National' learned
Diamond
h,
the
times.
utility
operation
„r
.
of the: papei-board .vagreement
-
wn ui...&outn
the
'""1A
.<
(000s omit.)
a^proposal by Champion whichr resulted : in an Agfeement to
and
partition Dairypak's assets and business between the two shareholders,
subject to approval by the parent boards of Diamond National and
,
i'
"1,^
"5,000.
.
J'
\
^
Data-Disc, Inc.—Private Financing Arranged%'"ri
and
^
agree-
result;
the
all
the
distribution
North
S,„, '
SSfJXSJ 'SSSSl <22RiSSS..,7?,,.,5?,J'. «Vn
.i>
>
President
of
negative
same
by
b
water
a
^ • •RPxnj-wTTirc
of each shareholder interest
resolution. A special meeting Of
any
to
on
'3(i,
Nov.
The
•!
.
;qg
?,
Standard
for
area
includes
company
and
the. representatives
vote .from
used
and
at
amount
be
...»
t
,
of the
the
affirmative
btuart
for
Pxdricipal
underwriters
.
Morgan
,
service
Piedmont
n.
.
Other
ferred
helped boost 1961 results beyond earlier, expectations,
were:
prices
;
amount,
principal
sale
company's
colihties.
Carolina.
consisted
activity,
mm
4?a%
,,
the
of
of
CAPITALIZATION—Duke
company
nt
the
Halsey,
a
asked
'asked
P.
crmrn
named
cofrimunities
served
are
Cnarlottfe.
Winston-Salem,,'Durham, * Greensboro, Burlington and Salisbury
in
North Carolina, and Gre4nvmarScaytai^ur7Tnd
Anderson"ir'south
r
maketthiii.possibleivchampionfretnsed:
sales
100%
coversv.the
including
then
snareholderc and
Champion
to
.
*
JiS-S--St'S!-'
Crompton & Knowles Corp.—Annual Report—
whicn
,
105.50%
is
,
Webster
naming tne *ya% 1 coupon,
Boston Corp., 98.91 and
FEATURES—Regular
price
&
99.269%
First
i,i
from
BUSINESS
;>
Charges
v
5-
,
Stone
of
in
^energy
stock
common
the
bid
and ac-
*'
bursement of
effect nf
share.
per
the
.
*
connection with its construction program, includh g reim'
- treasury for expenditures
Already: made. Construction'''"
expenditures for the company's electric system for 1962 are esti,.'butted at $53,036,000.
.•
reducing earnings of the
.received
a
credit
fromi Champion.« of
Approximately -$L,169,00®): for<
to retamed earnhrgs, ;; 'defective I polyetiiylene -paperboard.. shipped
between .- January .' and
by $5.32 pei; share," re- * .August 1961.
*■*.'
f vfcflecting the loss on-the sale of the properties of t!m Superior Steel/
Diamond National contends, Champion'agreed to a second source of
Division after giving^effect to the credit 'for-Federal" income !taXes."
'-supply for 'polyethylene;.,paperboard-without regard to "Champion's'
-V. 194, p. 740.
"i si
.unusual- relationship ".'to
Dairypak
as,
both ? a
from
company
to
also
99.127;
"
its
on
bidders
,
98.62,,
range
pany
t
■
made
and
20
PROCEEDS—-Proceeds
development
paperboard
awarded
Co
redemption
poly-*
' r1
■-.<?•:
was
Other
&
4
xx,^v«
"
•
v
Feb.
sale
CO»j Inc.j,
bonds
Jantes B. Brennan proposed
to permit'more flexibility in obtaining
satisfy Dairypak's paperboard needs
production
Tho
7
l™ bonds were priced at 193%
REDEMPTION
President
•
1QQ9
issue
Stanley
&
to
acccnditig to Diamond, that .Dairypak
par
The
,
petitive
%4eMoped". vi-fth hespect : to Champion's polyethylene coated' paperboard
• sold fo Dairypak under "the agreement. The problem became: so acute,
operating loss of
..this division for the yfear. .1961 to date of sale, amounted to $1.75
-
milk
for
.
and" properties
in
cpripc Hiia
serie| ?ue
-Cruea interest.
approxi¬
^1,176 712;, shares outstanding. at ,t|ie end of that jreatf,.:> 7. .phampiopv, Diainond^ .National? alleges-stiiafc-, "severe .quality?
_
of
$1,200,000
Dairypak'-s
• Champion- were
$10,198,000 in the first:
about
requirements
polyethylene
to
on
volume
about
$906,000.
annually,
tons
annual
Dairypak's
agreement
May
of
sources
72,000
of
convex-ting
its milk • carton
ethylene .coated, cartons.,
on
salfes
totaled
about
coupon.
.in
*;7:
-
.
per
annual
an
i960
paperboard; for milk cartons from
minimum
Last
additional
in
1961
paperboard agreement, which' is cancellable by either
year's notice, Dairypak is obligated to purchase from
one
modification
196j.,r before, audit, was $1,480,920, equal, to $1.26
1,178,079. shares oL.cpmmon stock outstanding on
1961.
31,
income
Net
-cartons",
.
the
on
December
the
the
with
of
1961.
83%'-of its
mately
.
for
on
Champion*a
*7Av*-'(v
;
the .'
Under
<•
party
,
of
months
$13,670,000
n
no
an
nine, nmn
months of
;
nine
first
tne
1 total,
purchases
of
have
been, holding
(975)
.employs approximately 950 persons,
$30 million. Net '"profits after taxes
the
"...
i
.
result
thd
years,-Our
months
sales
our'
have
president
•
.
It' is
happen.
last? five
four
the
program,
Hotel.
doesn't'
the
over,
so
this
research
Delmonico
the
this..just
Chronicle
.The Commercial and Financial
c.
Mosle
Co
&
500
Royal Securities Inc
Schmidt, Roberts &
Ripley & Co., lnc._4,550
Scott
550
275
275
Strtngfellow_i_u_„^l
&
PaiKef._
275
275
Stroud & Co., Inc._:
1,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day_2,000
White, Weld & Co
;
4,5o0
275
Dean
200
withdrew
thereupon
CAPITALIZATION
Common stock
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
its
In
the
from
asks the
suit. Diamond
plan.
partition
Court
for
judgment cancelling
a
—V.
the
195,
Witter & Co.
.4,550
217.
p.
($1 par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
;r
stock
common
ft shares
'
being,
which each
offered
severally
follows:
as
Shares
.
'
Russs&
,
Friedrichs & Co
;
Hooker
&
Fay, .; Inc.___
.5,000
Diana
2,500
Bingham, : Walter,;& •
Hurry, Inc.
Cassell "& .bo^ Inc^i;.
,2r500jti^-*olu#«e
Reorganization
A
Resuits^-M-'^'
Corp.~-Six Months'-
between
Dun
&
Bradstreet,
Inc., and Moody's was
V-:
■ :>■■■
;■
Incorporation of Moody's
Investors Service, and a proposed plan of liquidation of Moody's Investors Service were also approved by stockholders.
approved.
'
Th.C eWQratien^fqr"Che (Six mo»th$ ended Jan; 31% 1962 showed total
o
•
10,000
Stores
of
2767
194,'. p.
Shares
J
Co., Inc.
Arnold & Derbes, Inc
67,150
Sanford___,__>2_. 10,000
Hattier &
:
'
?
business.—V.
and
'
Howard, Weil, Labouisse^.
■
Hi ..*■■;■;■•)-'%■
:
proposal
to
amend
the
Certificate
of
1
$61,539,867, including leased departments,compared with W<i Subject to a satisfactory ruling fronr 'ftie" internal Revenue Service
Kohlmeyer &
10,000
-'2,500-.fo$48,432,669 for thq same period-of the previous fiscal^^year. %and to compliance with other terms :Md,bconditions set forth in
Spencer Trask & Co._l__ 10,000
Crane InvestmenL-c6.'i^iV«Office • 19^il962 -.first >(half, walume,
$38,928,262 ^vasje.contributed u the Agreement and Plan of Reorganization, these approvals by both *'*•
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co.;
Inc.,*4____l_v__—^_j^^ '-2,500
by Diana's-own departments, and $22,611,G05 came from leased depart-- .' classes of stockholders voting as classes paved the way1 for planned
Inc.
5,000
Schweickhardt & Co u^m ^ : 2 500
ment 'sales; This- compares with sales of $34,384,460 in Diana's own
consummation of the reorganization*'- on March 3Q, 1962.
Courts & Co.
5,000
Shropshire; Frazer & Co._% 2,500 - departments, and $14,048,209 in leased departments. for the six months ' ' Under this • plan the business of Moody's Investors Service will be
The Johnson, Lane, Space
*. •<u
Thornton, Mohr Farish &
..ended /January 31,--.T961;continued by Moody's Investors Service, Inc., a Delaware corporation,
Corp.
_£k 5,000
5,000:-V*
Gauntt, Inc/%
Gauntt,- Inc.
2 500
1961-1962*; and 1960-1961 figures
volume
2,500 '' ^ Both .1961-1962 vand 1960r 1961 figures include the volume, of Great i?' While the latter will be a wholly owned subsidiary of Dun & Brad- *
BradThe Robinson-Humphrey f
y
:•
Trulock & Co., Inc - L
2*500 % Eastern Mills and Tex-Mart Industries to reflect a pooling* of interests
street, Inc., it is anticipated that the business of Moody's Investors
Co., Inc, a;-;,.-U-• 5,000
-St. Dehi^^Villert'^.Co;'':r'2 500 * -with Diana.-—V. 195, p. 637.
,
•
Service ;will remain under existing management and policdes.~V;;
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.
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195,
863.
p.
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Dover
a....
Dennison Mfg. Co.-^-Anriual Report
.
v*"-
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Ended -Dec.:
'•*
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»
vSales and other
$47,501,000 $45,523,000'x ^47,214,C0(L' DoveV's net earnings after, taxes amounted to $2,687,570
-■/.-Net^before income ?taxes^^-^i^-^X^-%^L7T%^3,589,000 > *3,858,000 % as against l960 sales' of $43,416,580 ianA,earnings of $1,912,950. Accords ;
:
Net earnings after
taxcs-_^7^^-x_7^_^^1,829,000; .tl,983,000 % ihg to Mr. JD.; 'G. Schwenk, president ;oi-Dover,. the.. 1$61 net,-earnings %
...'"Earned per common share
:
$1.40 --1$1.54 - were equal'to $2.12* per .share? before giving effect to the 2%
stqck ,*
■
31^.'•
*
■
dutstarirni'
^harev
1 136 226'
'*Based"'0h
Dp7'iL.iqfii< ^ffnr
on"
^
/■dividends ondebmiure.'
^
.7^"?
f*
'
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operational earnings, the company received
;settlemenV -oL; prior yeai'S* tax* claims. v This item added
28 rents per shajre to the amount shown above.
•;
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.-tin
;.;*
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.
n,,n
1960,
$320,000 Ui
addition
in
to
i#:
J
^videhd-^distributed at?: the - end of ;the yearr This- Cbmpared v With
L earnings of $1.5L per share in 1960." %
;*%.r;V
^ v;
Mr. ■ Schwenk believes that 1962 * sales and earnings of Dover spould
^
imnrnve—V;
:
% Mr. Askanase said
.'
' ?"■ Shipbuilding
,
*
;
"ii\,,
V i *': '
*
earnings
data and major, balance sheet
cprporat-iOn'syHnancial reports .for 1961--jyas-. released
.
A ..summary
.
,
.
,
,
audited
of
"
that
..
,
.....
,,
,
.
,
'has jreported;i961
.^concern
'
equivalent
to
$3,25 "per
-
$2 221595
or
$414
carl *B;' Jansen,
share
Chairman,
Board
stock.
This
E.
compared
inHWVfan'm
1
-!
•%.>.
■
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will
largest
be
operated
continue .under
the
•
%
a unit of the
infant feeding
direction'' of. Mr., Throssel.-;
manufacturer
with
and
is
expected
195,
as
of
to
be
completed
within
two
.
months.—"
three
or
864.
p.
'.'V.
•-
Clark,? President; "
^
: t^ie company s annua:' .''/stated that while; 1961 profit did not measure up to the; previous ;
Fnstern fine A FupI Awftoiafpe
Famine Dorlino
h
ed
sha,Sol£lers on or
"year's, new.^ busiLss. bookings rose .40%-. above i960 and were the
Eastern Uas &. f pi Associates—Earnings Decline—
^shows that 1961 sales amounted to $79,706,024, a. °i second highest during the past 10 ytears%;':%/;i.*':The company reported for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961 total con'■ ?ocVne °£■ttle '19S0 telal ^v,$8,8o2io'2n2n7' ^^earniHgs for« %:.; DraVo begfifi 1952 with a backlog of $96 million, an amount that" 7 solidated net sales and operating revenues of $147,022,293 compared
-•7,? i -when theie was as - compared with $3 638,720 in the precedingr-duririg the past 10 years was exceeded only in 1956 when the firm had
re
with $155,288,519 for the calendar year 1960.
s
year
a
;
K
.
,
.
The
v
summary
,
,
special
....
.cents in
•
1961
charge
and
of
in
cents
90
$946,895.vPer. share-earn1960.
Net
earnings
in
"a
the'V
peacetime recoi'd
yoiume
worfc -performed
of
contracts
by
""
"
Total consolidated income before income taxes was $10,862,021 comDravo in 1961 amounted to $100 * .pared with $9,708,392 in 1960. After income taxes, net income amounted
revenue from'work completed
' t0 $8,340,039 in 1961 compared to $8,069,915 in the previous year, r
due primarily to the long- 7"
After deducting 4V2%-'preferred dividends, the balance available for
does not report income
on
common stock was $7,231,329 compared with $6,961,204 for 1950. Earncompletion;
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ings per share of common stock amounted to $2.17 on ,3.331,114 shares
orders, and
of
the
on
books.
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Corp.-^-Sales, fNGtiXJp Sharply-—"■■••"J* 7
The 1961 earnings of $3.25 per share included a non-recurring gain '
outstanding, compared to $2.11 on 3?303,673 shares outstanding at the
Di-Giorgio Fruit rose to a, record $111,000 000 in 1961
-°f 57-.cents,- resulting -from an agreement with the Internal Revenue
en£ of I960.
"*•
from 6102,000,000 in
I960, J. S; Di Giorgio, President'informed stock- ■'.*?■ Service" changing the. depreciable basis .of-certain classes of machinery
- Comna
'"
holders in
a
preliminarv- ranort.
and equipment. .:/,"■
-77.77..- '1 PM share of common s^ock on 3,331,114 snaies oatscancing. compa- .
''7%,vvEarnings In 1961. were $2,900,000, - including an after-tax capital"? - - Dravo paid cash dividends of $2 per share on common stock in 1961, .V^rabKearnings tor the same 1960 qvurter were 90 cents per share based
;;; gain of $1,800,000.
This compared with earnings of $1,285 000 in I960
'
the 23rd consecutive year in which payments have been made,.* Regular
011 3,o^673 snares,
v. 194, p. ills.
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of which $350,000 represented an after-tax
capital gain. <.7 *
dividends of. $2 also were paid on the company's A.% preferred stock,• ■
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tt
v,The 1961 profit was equal to* $1.82 per common • share, compared
bringing- total dividend payments" for the year, to $1,080,000. -Stock- v 7' Eastefn otainiC$S Oteel Corp.—bal^S DOWII, Wet Up—
with
$0.97 per sharp in I960.. The per share, figures are. based on
holders'^ equity in the "company at year-end ,was equal to $92.90;.per >/•
Consolidated net
sales
of
this 'corporation
and
its whclly-owned
V
an
average 1,600.000 shares outstanding in 1961 and 1,320,000 shares -- common .share, up $1.70 from the end of. I960.—V. 194,; p.
2332r , i;
' . . marketing subsidiary, Industrial Stainless Steels, Inc., were third
7
outstanding in 1960.
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highest in history, according to President John M. Curley. Total sales
V ,-v Th0 n°n-recurring
caiptal gains realized in 1961 and 1960 arose ^vf-%DrewryS Limited U. S7A., IllC.—-Sales Higher, Net Dll. ' were approximately $60,400,000 compared with the - I960 total of
from
payments to the corporation on a note and mortgage which
'*-rr1ll6
q„„h,
-rotxH
TnHiono
co,
1^
v.
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tt
.
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7,-7Sales
of
.
.
.
AO
„
i'3^?^ n?S?iS o7£Snc3nir
.
,
.
.
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.
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'1956
1.900.
bev 193, p. 2041.
ia9C3qUined254ir0Ugh th<! sale *°f ce^tain Florida properties ini;
y-.
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.Diamond
^
^-rxn
Corp.
Flies
A'7
o
Suit
%
•
Against
barrel
/
On
Feb.
Court
against
a
m
20
in
company
Champion
Papers,
suit
in
the
United
and
conspiracy
certain
inc.,
Hamilton,
Butler, Inc.,
Dairypak
Ohio,
a
in
States
acts
owned
7
with' -',
connection
jointly
affiliate
50%
complaint
fiduciary
into
into
duties
airecL
direct
essential
profits
.
'
shareholder
...
In
tion
is
refusing
.
November,
and
A"
Diamond
Charles
,
7
the
Jan.
-
,
focal
a
'
food
motion
is.
v
to
under
the
Shennan
31/>1961,":7~
Dec,
'
' ' than $2
-
of keen competition in
the
markets where a slow recovery
kept unemployment at a high level. » *: '*•
Mr.
,
.
year
as
a
50%
with
Champion
violating
shareholder, scheming to
uairypax
Dairypak
sales
or
ana
and
personnel,
terminate
the
two
with
whole,
a
Net
■
.
of
dollar
$31,619,831
„
*x
^
White
for
a
of
the
receiver
vigorously
Court
011
;./> i...
of
Jan.
?-• • /■
opposing
stainless
Mr.
El
Common
10
Pleas
and. refused
in
action.
Cleveland
to
t.
go.
d
of
»
-r. (
>*
7.6%" to
rose
$34,015,799
from
;>*•'*.
the
.
previous
Judges
,7.
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tx
j
x
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x
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Duke
,
.
,
7 **i
,
,
It
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3®CUritl^S- Corp. •_.neaded"'*^
7 offered
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Power" Go ^-RDnrk'Offered—Stone'
-
on;
1
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-
on
company's
Feb.
first
21
and
an
a.new
*
share,
per
as
against
the end of ?the
the company's mill
since
sheets
steel
and
is
world's
the
plates.—V.
194,
largest
p.
741.
.
exclusive producer
;7-
of
,
&
stone ci
has
company
Bonds—
called
for redemption on Mar. 19, 1962, all of
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1989 at 107.35%.
wlll be made at the State Street Bank & Trust
514%
payment
Boston.—V.
195,
p.
745.
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,
.
-
-■•■This
sales
:
Autolite Co.—Sales, Net Down—
company
for
1961
and
were
subsidiaries
$167,795,131
have
as
reported
compared
that
consolidated
with $221,819,216 for
net
the
192,-
%. •
to
-
t,
>
-
year
1960.
amounted to
$3.76
vveujtci
4%%
"
during
During 1961
the
net
the
Ford
based
In
share,
per
outstanding
Webster-
bonds,
Electric Go.-^To Redeem
Consolidated
net
earnings
from
operations
for
1961
$2,847,023, equivalent to $2.10 per share on an average
of
1,354,726 common shares outstanding' during the year,
Consoli¬
dated net earnings from operations in 196® were $6,005,191, equivalent
underwriting. group wnictli
of $50,000,000 of this;
mortgage
$1.40
bookings
characterized as strong. Nearly all of
temporary layoff have been recalled to work.
Electric
.
issue
refunding
order
,
612,810 common shares, then outstanding.-—V.
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about
of
stated-that
Stainless, Steel
Immediate
record
nr
on
on
outstanding
Co.,
,'/*.
..
.
equivalent
further
Paso
The
its
1960.
x.
•
denied;
reconsider
*-■-■'
7
$f232 522"
sale of property
,
Dairypak, which operates six plants in various* parts of the country,
Willimansett,:*, Massa-^
not contribute appre-
-.■^ ®1LJF0—Sion for $2-~Dcr" income taxes,- net income- amounted to
Federal
equal
to
share "on""615 136"* common "shares"out-"
£„riT^n S °i io«f .itSt.^
Aqs vri ^
agreement,,,1961. »Net .income in I960- was $1,695,781,: or
companies:
^
If';.'
cents of i^on-recurring proUt fiom the
■
the
in
x..
1961 Champion filed, a petition for statutory dlssolu- ~
p. 1718.
court-appointed
Receiver 'for Dairypak.
Diarypak* and1'.'
-7 *
-k""
in
sales
.
.
v
.
Breweries,
chusetts, were acquired late in: 1961, they did
ciably to the total sales volume, of the company.
Dairypak's f"i
r
joined
•'
be
can
Eastern
T7, v^"ecJingH bigher operating costs, new market -development and.
'■ expanded advertising and promotion programs, profit before taxes for
its,
1961 was $2,457,522, compared with
$3 495,781 a year earlier.
■*;
strip ■ Dairypak"
uairypax
and -retarding
its paperboard
dispute between
the
' to
to
Hampden-Harvard
as
the
million,
Curley
employees
with ,1,611,537
compares
.
based, upon unaudited figures increased to*slightly more
the $1,782,758 or $1.24 per share in the previous year.
spite
in'/those
recession
earnings
Net
Act.
.
w«n
with
reduce
of
trade
charges
Dairypak
point
and
'
„
and
milk
,7
National
W.
1960-1961
ended
year
.
achieved. rin
were
particularly
,
in
of
interstate
specifically
to
competition
management
by
which
of
•,
.
,
The
a
manufacturers
in .-restraint
'
Moritz,
records
industry,
inasmuch
:
.
NationaL
leading
conspiracy
net
^Barrel sales, during 1961 totaled 1,650,812, compared
in the previous year, Drewrys 2.4%. increase in volume
a
gain of only 115%. for the brewing industry , as
MOritz stated.
V-*4-- '
,
District
unlawful
Dairypak, one of dhe /
containers, is seeking
a
permanent injunction on
several grounds
against Champion and,
four of Its employees who are Dairypak directors.
Dairypak is named %
as
a
nominal
defeiidant. The action also
charges
Champion
with'
nation's
..
A.
beer
dollar. sales- in the
President, reported.'
and
-
,
Diamond
filed
charging
over
Cleveland.
sale*
from the
this
Cleveland
controversy
Rudy
The
Cham-»
pion Papers1—
t;
.-.
-
n
National
'-.-.v.7 i- ::
.
on
1960
gain
a
adjusted to reflect the
1960.
>
average
number of shares
/'"*.■
of $14,841,293, resulting prhnarlly from
sale of two plants and certain other assets to
in April,
1961, amounted to $10.96 per share
special item
on
the
Motor
Co.
the
average
net
earnings
number of shares outstanding during the year.
from
operations were reduced by a special
x\x;
.7 .y.r
,
v—
V.
William
and
*
.
entire organization of Infanseat,would be kept, intact.
According to-Mr. "Throsselv lnfanseat will shortly expand into a new*
and larger plant in Eldora, Iowa.
The plant is now under construction
,
man;ufacturihg.-and.;r
earnings of $1,726,770,
net
of common
in 1960.
share
per
*,
,
.
Infanseat
country's
will
.....
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Pittsburgh,- .Pa-.% engineejing;" construction,
Detroit Steel Corp.—Sales, Earnings -Down—
V'.
/• ; tLh
...
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of Dunhill Hfternational,; and Lew W„. Throssel, .President
of Infanseat. '
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->The acquisitqn is the first since ;the -merger .cr punhitl' Ihternsttional
and- Pyramid Rubber, became , effective, last-week,-' following,, approval
by the SEC;; •* •
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,
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r,
>-
.
Chairman
'*■ * Ki'*
W
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The company has completed the acquisition-of Infanseat Co,, ofEldora,-Iowa, a leading manufacturer of -infant seating, for an -un- -;
disclosed ;,sum.iy The ; announcement was made by Reuben .Askanase.:.
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191,
.
-
741V--?>•>. v
n.
v
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t-?,,
194
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International, Inc.—Acquisition—
T
"'DuiihiU
-
earnings for the year, ended Dec.* 31,
those for the prior year; On sales. <of
corporation's sales and
->:* 1961 "were substantially above
,
Period
195,. p. 521.
.
,
Corp.—Sales,-Earnings Up—....
-.
The
'
3
provision
The Commercial and Financial, Chronicle
in
value of plant and equipment amounting to
income tax effect) equivalent to a reduction
on
the average number of shares outstanding
share
per
The combined total of operating
$17,688,316- for
to
has
company
reported
after-tax,1 adjusted
income
net
of
Fulton
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Rise—•
diversified
This
41
.
industrial
organization
based
in
Atlanta,
per
during
the
638:
^
•
.
in
income,. after
1960.:
The
'</. \
•' '/ ' '*'
net
•
•
taxes,
cents
share
a
amounted
-
company's
adjusted
compared
$155,050
to
'/.///:
net
with
25
compared
%'
income,
/ .#
is
i'
cents
,105$.. The company .stated that reduction .in <1961 sales
wholly "to the scheduled discontinuance,', in July,
1960,
Manufacturing
Co.'s" Springfield,
Tenn.
plant,, with
attributed
of : Ainsworth
$6,064,000
adjustment
consists of an- allowance for shareholders' equity in the
premium reserve increase .each year.-...v/i}Vij,.
;vs/.
Fidelity General reported premium, writings during..i961 of $3,110,780,
an
increase
;
of .'54% ,over', the $2,017,780 written in 4960—V. .,,194,,
''■'/:
p.
1946.
>
,*///;/
Share Co.—Annual Report—
&
quarter 1961 report of the company George G. Walker,
stated that considerable progress was made in 1961. Net
President,
the
at
assets
increase
end
on
end.
the
the
of
year
comparable
a
were
$187,454,500,
basis
of
10%
I960,--Mr.
$37.50
or
the
over
Walker reported.
Net income for 1961 was $5,545,268, or $1.06
of
net
share,
a
asset
sales
in
1960.
share, compared with
$6,300,516, or $1.20 a share, for 1960. Net realized gain 6n the sale
of
securities
in
1961,' not
included
in
net
income,
amounted
to
's
$4,959,848.
Electric Bond
•.
ment
to
company
.
which
Bond
the end of
income
of 1961
65%
The
Share
and
market
value
stocks
of
More
those
in
than
accounted
of
more
or
companies. *)'
the
47%
for
income
plus
averaged
15%
the
at
'
prices,
the
amounted
Eiectric Storage
Consolidated
amounted
of
to
the
$148,064,000,
the highest in
$148,124,000,
for
company
nearly
the
the
equal
company's
ended
year
the
to
Dec.
previous
history, E. J.
previous
respectively.
majority-owned and
13
at
at
the
close
the
of
end
1961,
and
before
year
for
1961
$148,104,000
the, assets
195,
the
$6,077,000,
was
outstanding
Dec.
share earned in
per
31,
$3.59
or
1961,
1960.—V.
share
per
compared
194,
with
the
on
for
four
minority-owned-with $705,-
Paine, Webber, Jackson
13
majority-owned
$561,653,000
were
&
;
$3.58
or
The
banks
741.
p.
and
-
$143,558,000,
A.
respec¬
affiliates
earnings
F.
of
$14,152,000
for
Feb.
19
Investors,
Dallas-based
this
Inc.—New
small
business
announced
a
corporation
specializing in research and
units
used
multi-phase
in
in
$5,000
company,
,
Data-Disc, Inc., a Nevada
production of memory storage
types of digital computers.
phase
6'/2%
investment
in
conjunction with various
of the investment involves
initial
The
investment
Crafts, President, said adjusted operating earnings, after
taxes, but before reaiized capital gains, were equal to $3.73 per share.
This compared with $4.12 for 1960.
V- ...
Investment—
$23,000
in
the
form
in
5-year
investment
Armin
when
Miller,
production
puters.
of
set
aside
product
eliminate
the
need
in
the
for
reported
after
1,230,500
profit
and
estate
Dec.
31,
1961,
and
charges, equivalent to $3.42
stock
common
the
for
exclusive
of
share
per
This
outstanding. This compares with net
1960
of
$3,273,232, equivalent to
nonrecurring
net
profit
from
sale
(Canada)
Limited;
acquired by Electrolux Corp.
in
National
the
December
capital stock
1961.—V.
the
of
194,
*
of
registrar
EMAC
Irving
Trust
the common
Co.,
New
York
City
has "been
the corporation.—V.
appointed
The
the
Corp.—Appointment—
Chase
Manhattan
stock
common
of
Bank
the
'
195,
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
195;
of
agent
Machine Division
The
will
Dashew
be
in
announced
the Dashew
of
division,
integrated
Division
Los
has
and
Angeles
for
All
to Cleveland.
8-month-old
operations
./•'-/
-
...
amount
being
are
of
share
acquisition
addressing
products
complement
Join
and
Dashew
the
division
fact
from
■'//' -v*w;
The
machines
be
division
which
done
tabulating
do
their
on
designs
Fairchild
will
Addressing
and
acquire
Machine
manufactures
line
a
sort
cards.—V.
195,
the
sales
reached
previous
a
new
John
year,
high
R.
Sales
income
in
...
in
for
1960
1961
was
amounted
$88,031,000
$3,412,000
or
$4,034,000
or
to
reported
*'
a
:
The
all
chester
Board
that
gated
Paper
is
a
on
Co.
of
and
and
18,
but
net
President,
a
common
a
common*
improvement
or
$3.24
of
to
Feb.
standard
chemical
income
reported
in
share.'
of
$2,768,455,
include
Adjusted
in
the
share
earnings,
company s
in
1961
after
compared
as
Net.
et>.
rto'
income
20 8
surplus
percent
Ifirf mq^Qn
V
194
p
633
the
' ;
operations
Paper
boxboard,
193,
Box
2,
of
Man¬
Corp.
1960
The
and
that
folding
cartons,
corru-
2214.
p.
to
Maryland—Annual Report—
and
according
results
Deposit
to
the
Co.
annual
with
compare
giving
effect
premium
$3.11
in
to
reserve,
1960
brought about
also
in
1961
report
earnings
of
1961
requirements
-
2,000
1,500
1,500
Inc..
1,500
five
.
opening
centers,- which
-
$9,187,182
1961
year
This
compared
with
$8,139,965
President.
share
per
with
Earnings
917,702.5
the
on
earnings
of
expansion
to
$870,-
out-in
program
..
.
.
..
„
that-its
The
..
dollar
1961
million
$11,396
exceeded
were
$893
was
said,
G.
report
1961
that
have
and
■:
the
mailed
to
President
of
685,000
*
$3.11
the.' last
$2.95
■■■■
per
:
■>
the
on
paid in
•'.*
ever
.>
Gordon >
F.
share
per
total
highest
C'
.
to
representing
John
$2.50
than
more,
,
averaged
r
dividends
.
.
equivalent
were
*
will.be
and
$959
was
in ^1960. .Durliig
common ^shareholders
"represented
1955
income
.
Donner-
-
in
only
net
;^/v-.
-
earnings
to
-.
.
third
million.
'million .and
GM
paid,
x
1L1,
the
were
;-%•-•'*
>.
report
sales
•
earninas
in
nine
Corp,—Annual Report-
reported
the
con¬
con-
report
averaae
which
in
com¬
dividends
with
Qf
costs
up
included
totaled/'$ 12.736
years,: the
start
seven
net .income
1960
earnings
shopping, center theatres ahd
increased total assets to $12,632,088 as
in I960.—V. 194, p. '1719,X-:'"--* i'"'
of
-
-
of
sales
in
dip
Chairman, iFrederick
cents
chain posted
31, .1961, reporting
Smith,
compares
Dip—
bowling
Oct.
as
A.
v
pPjnted
amounted
48
the
.■■
,1961
in
ha
.
year's;71c/,,
I960.-
to
the
Richard
Earnings
and
ended
million.
a
in¬
shareholders
/: eluding
18,000, employes' who became:shareholders in January 1962 as;
the .'-distribution of stock to participants in the Savings-;
Program.
A year
ago,
37,000 employes became new
shareholders ' througll^/the' -firstdistribution
under
the
program.
—V.
195, p.-865.
shares outstanding. /This
share on 5,466,305 average
per
2,000
2,000
Parke
result, of
a
Stock
Purchase
periods.
Fiintkote's
sales
totaled
$248,758,325
General Precision Equipment Corp.—Annual Report-
.com-.
!i"itw^
" t TjtUs
dividend lequirements fo $1.72
share*
shares
for
against
per./.^et
outstanding,;1 compared
^outstanding,;'compared
5,452;261 average common
on
Provision
$9,573,269
21,
this
corporation,
Act
$1,780,000./ An
.
of
.
>
corporation and subsidiary companies have, reported co
Sales
$10,941
;,/
7:1,
■
''
1"
the
1961
corporation
had
from the sale of .real, estate,
and
-
for
$5,321,108
of
income
1,,^ addition,'
aV®ra,Se common
foreign income
1
Federal
i?-
of
ponents,
-- -'
with
compared
a
.special .gain
$5,312,692
in
oi
1961
,.::., :- :,;
$234.6;million for 19t>i were surpassed only by 1960's record
million
$244.4
'
for
manufacturer
this
computers
total
Federal
a
firm
$475,000- is
Licensee
and
be
wili_be
surplus.
a
on
changes
less
the
in
taxes,
same
the
were
equity
to
Franklin
further
data
and
of
electronic
for
processors
/total oi
the
systems
military
and
and
com-
industry.
and
to
$500,000
occupy
cupy
tract/six
tion
reached
of
supplied
new
high in
1961
and
in 1960,
The
$500,000
.for
A.
to
department
downtown
-
^end backlog at $173-'million
that
said
and
new
0 8 i:■
W.
-011
Smith,
versus $185 million
received; so;: far this
business
-
D.
final stages
v
at the • end of. 1960
year and important
negotiation -"give promise
t--'' "-.■f-y*"
of
1691,retrauqteas $1,677.32-! were $63 4
pet income.after taxes irolt
compared
■with. $1,690,180 tor,,the- corresponding period in l960. Bales
"% million -for the. 4'inal>1961-.
?
the
;^-'/y >'*•;
1960
same
period.
compared* with
quarier
million : in
$67.3
;y:
equivalent 4br$34° per/common, share and
t
.Net
^
foi1^ 1961
income
tAe. Mve^iiien(^;';|he
was
of"$3^45."For? 1950,
net
/^ -;
N.
Y.,
a
.
gansett
premiums
previously
Shops,
for
an'."exceptionally
million
*
the
as
be
to
executive
well
as
dollars
main
Jubilee
to
averaging the ,150.000 new common, shares sold in
remaining portion i.of/1961. On this basis, the
shares used for the computations was 1,558,328 for
period end 1,492.508 for ^1960.
:*; / ; / '
1981
«May
loca¬
ztbQ 1961
^
(he
over
/.number.of
common
quarter ..earnings for-1961 were " 9B cen-'s per share'compared
$1.05, as adjusted, for the fourth quarter of I960.—'V. 195, p. 7.
Fourth
with
enter-
new
and by
vJan.-.l. J960,
.
acre
-
good
this
Machine
$1,200,000
Corp.
President
of
stores
merchandising
Lawson'
totaled
of
Textron
Kansas
General
with
&
Tool
our
discount
Altman,
in
and
Telephone
-
Co.; of Upstate
York, Inc.—-
New
million.'
20
cities,
Houston.
of
Co.,
facilities
other
the
The
in
Mass.j
dividends,
•were
*
of-
New
England." New
participants, Narra-"
George H. Mettler, Mr. Mettler, who was
MB Manufacturing Co.-of New Haven, Conn.,
Electronics, Inc., will be the new President of
;
been
appointed
Report—
at
in
gross
record
sales
the most successful in
the history of
the
Gilbert, Chairman-,, and Boone Gross,
President,
the company's 1861 Annual Report. Net sales,
was
issuing
for
profits
earnings;
and
levels.
-
•
.
both
before
'
.
after
and
-
'-'Sales
and
.,
and
were
profits of
subsidiaries
throughout
■
1961
the
$253,502,000,
195r.p—-746.-i-
over
the company's principal manufacting divisions
at high levels in virtually all our markets
shareholders
were
told
in the
report.-*—V.
remained
world;"
an
increase of 13%
taxes,
•'
.
1960's
figure of $224,737,000. Net earnings - after taxes last year were $42,761,000,
or
$1.52
per-. share,- compared
with $37,123,000 earned
in
1960, or $1.33 per share, as adjusted to reflect the company's recent
200'% stock distribution, having effect of the three-for-one stock split.
we
;/one
-
Net
1961
Carl* *tf.
announced
and
Lawson.—V., 194, ,p.,„1718.
has
,
Co.-^-Annual
year
company,
1st,
stand
which
future."-,
Maiden,*
equal
strong
a
City,
The
building'
April
Goodman, President of
investments * in
Medallion '"
retailing
York
New
paying agent and registrar for $2,400,000 first mortgage bonds
due 1992 of the coiporation.-^-V. 185, p. 2802.
-
Gillette
E.
taken
Manhattan: Bank,
Chase
5%. series
operates
the
about
The
trustee,
They ''
ago.
$15
investment/is
discount
methods
This
years
about
completed
have
we
and
machine
City
estate
be
Herman
Inc.,
Y.
of
Lawrence
additional
Shops,
N.
three
year
departments
real
will
tenant.
our
is
leased
which
York,
about
fiscal
officer
as
previous
a
department
the
New
Chattanooga,
Okla.,
"With
and
Inc.,
organized
was
their -current
through
Capital
division
.25
,«a
is
Charles
Goldstone, a leadinglast^■'■^twenty-five- years* with Gimbel's," Litt
.
outstanding .precision
amounted
will
company
major highways. It will operate a
department
store. • Other /investors
half
a
This
built/on
Appointment—
chain
Tulsa,
promotional
to
of
%
....,/■
Tex.
being
now
Dallas,
three
discount
the
chief
stated,
Inc.,
$400,000
q
in
Jubilee
Stores,
(of
Jubilee
volume
Corp.,
facility
financing
$701,015 over I960.—
the lower
President,
told shareholders .in the preliminary., annual report.-They reported year-
Harris.
store
a
whose
Franklin
the
attention* to
close
and
higher.;, profits
President -of ^Medallion
and
anticipate
,/oot:facility
excess
executive
year-
an increase
rre sltghtly less than ln 1960 and
premiums totaled $19,525,767. Earned
representing an increase of
at
in
retail
believe
a
from
confluence
prise.
in
•,
-
Brooklyn,
Stores/. InC./Dallas,
square
promotional
Franklin
$11.-
a total of
;
_
~
miles
the
at
suburban,
with
record-breaking gain
■
.
,
Inc.,
distribution^"^/.e-'-./"///^,-''/
Medallion
to
130,000
a
complete selling units
including Indianapolis,
basis.
,
booked,
to- show
^
and
shopping center
a
,
Warner-Davis,
Jubilee,
a
,
business
us
Murray,*. Ghairman;* .and
i; . , ,
income was $3.22 per., common ..share en a - lesser /number of * shares
manufacturer-/ outstanding. * "/,'t
/.
-V:, ' V * '
-r
'
distributor of .vitamin.s.
and.^drugs to licensed medical practitioners, r/ por romparat-ive, .purposes, peivjslrare ..earnings were computed on--the
on
a
wholesale
basis under
customer, label, /for
discQuht,an'd /..basis that all $3 and $2.98
i>refm-ence -shares- had-.been., con verted on
$150,000
'•
$»bu,uuu. *
in new
enabled
,government contracts now in
that; of increased sales in 1962 "
Long Island,
/:
r;
bidding
expenses
voltmie/V,J.< W.
represents1
represents
announced
"V!S ?
$80,000.
and
sales
to ^a mining and
disbursement and with'
lpc"' Linden^N/ J., bfihging
a
/.costs
!
Small
financings
$6,965,000." This
$6,965,000. This
latest
of
equity
$3.23
Tfie
under
new
commitment
awaiting
will
invested
capital
"Selective
1958," announced
invested
s,
1
of
additional
company
for
total
funds
in
share.
$62-904'463. UP from $52,056,193
cents
Nv Y-' -makIn8- Franklin's, total invea^ment,
conditions
oTuec "j1** aSSetS' increasin6 that figure to
Policyholders'
of
a
unearned
operatlons
$93 131966
quarter
Clark,
Up,
theatre
year
/.-.Earnings'- on_ - tlie common,'stock in 1961
•; /..per-slmre^-'rcoihii.ar.ed} w^h* $3:35^perf stt?i.re
produces
last
on
final
dividend
common
43'
or
.
was
.The
a
-
business
March
Fidelity
These
$2.77
or
the
.
j
other
anid quarter oi
eaini^SS
the
December
average
year
Investment
the
have
of
of
:7»
rSpraveXTould'Taif^The'PraS o-rp5 rS'lnvS,
mid-year-.
investments a?e ""
was
in
1960.
Net
share.
in
Worcester
effective
share,
a
President.
I960
the
respective
•
the
producer
'.
,.
and
report
%
totaling
Up, Earns. Down
1961
against $86,939,000
as
glassware.—V.
earnings
operating
$3,236,288,
with
The
Franklin Corp.—InvestmentsOn
1961.
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Net
' / i:
for
by
accelerated
an
and
/. I Sales
outstanding in the December -quarter of I960.
Pro¬
and foreign income taxes totaled
$2,019,550 against
the
1961
Brothers
were
for
rl'rSl
Business
72.5%
$2.78
the
became
April
leading
containers
196i compaied
fun /mi
in
that
$2.30
adjusted
are
Manchester
Worcester
Federal
.
&
with
merger
with
figures
containers
preliminary
a
with
.
with
.
attributed
^
-
31%.-gain
.. / /
864.
p.
.
materials,
issued
1940.
p.
;
equip¬
year
above
has
outstanding, in 1960.
addressing
Addressing
We
good
builping
$2,849,363,
for
™
taxes
experienced in the latter part of J.961 had
carried over into
look for a continuance of this,
demand and view 1962 as
for the paperboard
Industry.
Our new Inverform machine
is
scheduled
to
start
operation
early
this
fall,
and
should
contribute substantially to the
future earnings of Federal," he said.
1962.
,
195,
v
Savings
/.
•
.
$30,000 to Melcor Electronics Corp., South
Farmingdale,
totaled
1961
in
Kennedy,
preliminary statement.
,/
f™
on
5-535*89J
average5,535,893
average; common
common
$12,963,627,. Or $2.01 per share
shares
864.
p.
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Sales
Company
1960.—V.
/ v-.-
_
W.
equal to 79 cents
outstanding.
The company has
highest- in history.
,
the
revenues
announced
jp|iiei^if£Motdrs
,
major
for
$726,863,
shares
$748,037,797./i960.'GM's
Sales ^6t ?Decline-^
2,000
Co.
&
1960.
-bowling
in-
sales
total
was
Smith
nection
Federal
.
below
of
shares
the
with
excellent
Division
of
require plates, stencils or rolls.
from
standard
file
cards
or
from
directly
of
,
in
in
were
common
-struction
to
_
ago.
a
E.
Co.
Roberts
•
not
needle
or
based
end
/
5,525,655
on
for
«hnro
/ share
/
products will
broaden
and
concept
of
paper
handling equipment,"
President
commented.
Fairchild
acquisition agreement,
business
and
assets
of
the
ment,
is
the
cash,
these
the
Dashew.
can
the
year
4,500
corporation-a
in
taxes
;; Mr.
,
'systems'
our
Carter,
Under
of
a
$587,529,804 to
Machines
.
transferred
■
at
industry
with
$2,449,438
'
"Our
from
of
Co.__
&
Northwest
Drive-In ' Corp.—Sales
it
I960,
253
for
28%
a
sharply to $876,501,238, reflecting
rose
of
the
vision
Addressing
Business
for
highest. r
<:,■
,
year-end,
Haupt
2,000
■
increase
$10,422,871
'I-'1,);-:-pix-Kat
4,500
&
864.
p.
Boston
28%
a
share.
per
the
was
4,500
-
Co.
Staats
General
-
:
,
earlier.' Net/income
For
undisclosed
an
Fairchild's
Cleveland, Ohio.
the
of
.
quar*ei. pf
common
Corp.—Acquisition—
acquisition
earnings increase
Inc.
&
Ira
;
,
2,000
Pacific
Co.
195,
$12,990,399, or $1.89 a share,'-irv pared
shares outstanding at Dec. 31,
1961
&
R.
This
.
appropriations
equal to $2.46
2,500
2,000
:
Inc.
.
Inc.
Co.
&
the
over
$3,176,568,,equal after preferred
per
Corp., Los Angeles.
acquired
into
the
$16,859,798,
Co.
three months -ended Decv 31, 1961, Flintkote reported sales- : common stock
$62,061,969 compared with $59,916,663 in the corresponding period a-y.:
single year."
to
transfer
■
.
producer
home
year
745.
p.
before
year
6,860,175
on
reached
$666,748,126
December
of
'*>>
.
the
the
outstanding
the
For
••
529.
p.
company's history.
'
a
peak of $985,460,343
$216,406,108 from the $769,054,235
of
This
401.
p.
'/'kV/ '
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
corporation
based
in
also
compares
The
30% .increase
a
1960
;
for
registrar
for
record
a
Flilltkote Co.-^-1961
of
Eon
reached
City
of
earnings
Taper noted that the
achieved
over
Processing: Corp.—Appointment—>
stock
"At
Corp.—Reports Record Earns.
during the 12 months climbed 27%
x
Co.—Appointment—
and
Data
in
Mr.
crease
Bank, New York City, has been appointed
paying agent for $9,000,000 principal amount
the company's 47/«%
debentures, due 1992.r—V. 195. p. 745.
trustee,
194,
&
William
underwriting profit of $3,389,-
year."^—V.
;
Baird & Co.,
McDonald
our
.
net
reserves
Assets
was
422.
p.
the
2,500
2,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
2,500
was
in earnings was reported by this corporation
according to S. Mark Taper, Chairman.
..
"
represents
1961.
earnings
which
of
Inc
Co.
W.
Loewi
said.
2,500
6,000
Co.__
2,500
Inc.
Boenning & Co.
Clayton Securities Corp.
Janney, Battles &
com¬
1961
Co.
4,500
Co.
Estabrook
adjusted underwriting loss was
the Texis Gulf hurricane in Sep¬
fire in November which, together cost our
Financial
.
of
in
Craft
&
6,000:
&
;;; Francis I., du Pont & Co.-.-;
impact of
had an adjusted
we
half
$3.73
6,000
Hutton
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.
;v
Mr.
6,000
F.
4,500,
4,500
y
share,
per
6,000
:
Corp.
Co.______
:
Blair
'
,
$4,15
high
1961,
reported
of
ever
any
.
to
equal
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott & Co. —
&
Inc.
adjusted
year.
months
the
Angeles
Charter
Loans
Eiizabethtown Water
First
all of
second
all-time
general
year
a
six
of
Los
Consolidated
the
on
spite
the
the
year
has
$4,213,404
of
Electrolux
The
of
$15,749,000,
previous
E.
6,000
Schmidt,
&
Robert
after
the
polishers
profit
first
the
In
and
in
000
An
floor
net
$301,800, or 25 cents per share.
foregoing earnings figures do not include
The
of
of
operations
phare,
per
other
cleaners
vacuum
ended
year
all
shares
from
$2.66
real
the
for
taxes
of
the
companies $3,500,000
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
maker
was
in
an*
6,000
4,500
&
Bache
$121,000 underwriting
in earnings from $4.12 in 1960 to
primarily by catastrophic occurrences,"
of
end
First
corporation,
produced
a
Inc.__
2,500
Co.
&
Goodbody & Co
—V.
tember
either
Electrolux
100.3%
drop
$4,478,000.
punched cards or paper tape in readying data for a
computer,"
Miller said,
"thus eliminating one of the most costly and time-con¬
suming phases involved in digital data handling."—V. 195, p. 864.
This
$4.09
occasioned
applications
many
with
"The
for
President, said his firm is concentrating on
input-output device for use with digital com¬
will
of
...
Investment Income
Data-Disc
unique
ratio
Marache
6,000
4,500
high of $277,861,000 in net premiums written.
to earned premiums was up from 62.2%
1961, but the expense ratio was reduced from
The combined
& Simmons____
Granbery,
6,000
irvcurred
in
4,500
Blunt Ellis
10,000
Co._i__
&
Rothschild
F.
Co.,
10,000
Langley & Co._.
Moseley
&
Inc.
Co.
Co.
Higginson
S.
4,500
York
Shields
,
,
&
Noyes
J
.
Day
W.
Shearson, Hammill & Co._'_
new
a
losses
63.3 %
to
1960
pared
certain
a
"Our
said, "additional funds have been
performance levels are met."
of
underwriting loss of $1,089,000, compared with
profit in 1960.
/
.
notes.
Kinney, ESI President,
ratio
37.3%, to 37.0%.
of
convertible debentures and $18,000 in 6Vz %
After development of production models, a further
amount of $45,000 has been committed that
would, upon conversion
of
debentures,
give
Electro-Science
a
51%
ownership
interest
in
Data-Disc.
"Beyond the second phase commitment," Joseph F. Mc-
5-year senior
climbed to
Sales
The
&
L.
4,500
Inc.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
F.
1
Electro-Science
Becker
C.
Lee
Co.—Earnings Down—
report
Warren
R.
-
Shares
,
Tucker,. Anthony &
—__
Barney
G.
L.
On
Feb.
on
Co., Inc.—_
20,250
Union
Ripley & Co.,
^
Hemphill,
-
1961.
James
$1,143,635,V or
2p,250
Dillon,
Inc.
Smith,
For
„
Stroud*&
*
Securities & Co. __L
were
banks.
1
its
and
company
1959,
///'."vj';'V
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-vf-
;
Cuutis
Eastman
Harriman
four minority-owned
the
Fireman's Fund Insurance
1,692,589
$6,040,000,
633...//
:
,
W.
income
Net
per,, share, Jand,/in
,p.
followsr^/^V^TK'"^'. J'*-
dent, reported.
shares
194,
i
_
Shares..
,
521.
p.
•
names of the .several underwriters .and the/
-number of shares - of common stock they have severally agreed to
purchase from the corporation are as
compared
/
of
"...
v
cents,a
tajls—Qyr ,EeJa./19> 1962 issue-reported the sale
Deposits in all the banks in the group
the last year end, and were $628,076,000
year.
'
taxes,'.; including
95
,v-.Oeneral Acceptance Corp^—A.dditional-Financing De-
-
31,'1961, m j
announced.
group,
to
;// UNDERWRITERS—The
-
at
tively.—V.
presi¬
the
of
per share.—y.
$633,000,
$697,204,000
year before.
the
year's
Dwyer,
and
$779,306,000
$631,202,000,
31,
the" 17 ba-nks'
Dec.
majority
of
the
to
Assets
Battery Co.—Sales Down, Net Up—
sales
net
assets
totaled
211,000
195,
the
1961
$3,972,000
were
banks
appre¬
annually.—V.
banking
equal
$4,c"nenftn
with
four
in
the
of
ended
year
y..*79. cents
by- '•/-i W *• /
in
Combined
through
years
interest
for- the
.after
special' credits,
share,- based on 1,491,166
shares of common -stock'.outstanding .-at- the .end of fiscal 1961. The
.-.company's previous year's net-after, .taxes,* including special credits/;
vere.
1961-were $4,637,000 for the 13 majority-owned banks, '
$702,000 for the four minority-owned banks. Previous year's earn-
ings
of
end
President
has
General
Earnings
521.
p.
minority
and
securities
approximately
.
over
•
portfolio
1961
was
$88,366,000. In the seven-and-three-quarter
the end of
1961, a period of generally rising security
ciation
the
of
and
Johnstone,
General
earnings-compared
Financial
by companies
stock
the
..'The
invest¬
an
Financial
with
C.
George
transition from
company.
.50%
from
affiliated
rv± *>»'-,
'r
.
,f
Net earnings of $5,339,000 after taxes-were reported-for
V:
%
1961 were
owns
came
*C
.
currently in
operating
an
security holdings at
in
/.»
Share Co.. is
&
a
net-income
$1,418,644,
>'•- .equaled- $2,226,766,sor, $1.49
y-ftf
"v.*'' '
Wii-'/'*.;
Financial General. Corp.—Earnings Rise—
ial
;V:
company's
amounted, to
-•
value
.
^The
v
unearned
In the fourth
an
re-
$29,358,809,for
with; $56,860
/ ;
.
before taxes, was equal to 66
a
share the year before.
The
..
Electric Bond
at
Ga.,'
earnings and special items amounted
and $5,573,573 for I960;
This is equivalent
share based on the average number of shares
years
1961 and 1960,
respectively.—V.
195,
1961
$3.49
and
$13.06
outstanding
p.
The
Monday, February 26, 1962
■>...
I960.-'
during
to
Fidelity General Insurance Co.—Earnings Up, 156%
of Federal
(net
cents
27
loss
for
$431,618
of
(976)
*"-■*. •»?
*-«.
•
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Volume
V
Net
6137
Number
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Glatfelter Co.—Annual Report—
(p. H.)
Period
195
Ended
31—
Dec.
sales
'
•
.
■___—1
5,154,350
2,373,800
«
$3.27.
.Earnings before income taxes.—. 4,931,553.
Net
■
earnings
Earnings
'V.
.J.
1111.-
■
2,259,053
;
.
*,
share
of
each
the
of
declared
The
23.
four
first
a
earned
$1.29
for the
first
paid
Hunt
company
quarters
quarter cash dividend of 35 cents
March 15, 1962, to stockholders
a 35 cent per share dividend in
payable
stock,
common
Feb.
record
'*/' Granite City Steel's
/-/
$2.57
or
of
last
'
year.-
-
'
1961
common
per
six
months
of fiscal
$4,995,000
Graflex, Inc.—Acquisition—■
'■■
i
y;; yV/v
;; y
•. ,
"
The
•
1
of
completed negotiations for the acquisition of the
Corp. of Rochester, N. Y„ according to an
C/ Whitaker, Graflex's President and Chairman
has
company
assets
by
G.
Gross
Net
and Raymond H. Hartjen,;- .President, of Koncept-O-Graph.
arrangements are subject to - approval * by the stockholders of
Board,
Pinal
Ended
Dec.
3L--/
1961
.
operating revenues-!
Preferred
Net
dividend
earnings
—V.
193,
share
per
sell
'-and
.
auto-instr.uctional
an
known
device
of
^-1-
52,670
729,167
$0.97
$0.91
■:
-TT.. y y 7;v:..J;4-v;7
x; ,j
■,7
•;■
.;V
'
An
-
;
*
"'sdX
v
•
7
Debentures
*
,
convertible
are
inclusive.—V.
into
common
stock
911.
193, -p.
March
to
14,
vyyyy:';;'*'■<
y
522.
p.
{■
The corporation has called
of
its
at 105%,
The
for redemption
convertible
on
subordinated
plus accrued interest.—V.
Harvard
i
7%
outstanding
of
195, p.
March 31, 1962, all
debentures, due .1968
of
stockholders.
Shareholders'
same
•p.
Industries,-Inc.—Annual-Report—
cents
Trust
compared
Sales
high
1959,
Indiana
.
"
,
.an
Period
Net
Ended
Dec.
'
31—
sales
'
1961
'
r
in
ment
This
.
enter
BUSINESS—The company, incorporated
by Special Act -of the South
Carolina Legislature in. 1845. as-the, Crraniteville Manufacturing
is one of the oldest manufacturers of cotton fabrics in the southern
United States.
It was founded by William Gregg, who negotiated for
the
company's acquisition of. approximately 15,000- ,a.cres .on which
the town of Graniteville was established and the company's first mill
erected.
The company has operated without interruption
since the
completion of its first mill in" 1848.
It purchases its raw materials,
primarily cotton, and is today a fully - integrated manufacturer of
cotton textiles, with six cotton mills,
three finishing plants, a waste
•
.
result
194,
,
plant
■j
and
_
in
office
cotton
in
was
88%
the
cloth,
1
*
of
in
1950
where
and
all
the
is
located
modern
a
-
the
of
*
and
.
!,
net* sales
paptvAtT7attdw
CAPITALIZATION
gtvtmG
GIVING
other miscellaneous
and
to
TO
FWFfT
EFFECT
prfsfnt
PRESENT
items.*
-
FiNAtjrwfi
FINANCING
Authorized
:
Bank
loans
(4V2%)
-due
.
15-year
<
.
1,500,000
r ,r-
.
ment
the
terms
n.
r
KH
-and
subject
to
\
Shares
the
conditions
Hornbiower
•
i
& Weeks
20,000
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
"Curtis
C.
A.
Allyn & Co
-
v
20,000
15,000
;
Bache 8c Co.
-
Shares
15,000
Baker, Simonds 8c Co., Inc.
6,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.6,000
6,000
Cooley 8c Co
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.
6,000
Edward D. Jones & Co.
W.
15,000
Langley & Co._^i-Sl5,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—--- 15,000
Shields fe Co^InC./-u_r:—4:15,000
Blair &' Co., Inc.^__
_10,000
*
'
'
C.
X
Courts
Cb.ll-i_4i.4_4
8c
/
*10,000
Kohlmeyer & Co.
—' 6,000
Murch 8c Co., Inc.J
6,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.-4-4_-—w-Rodman
8c
6,000
Renshawi-.-jj.
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.
W. D. Gradison 8c Co.__l
■
6,000
5,000
-
10,00010.000
Henry, Franc 8c Co—4___McCarley & Co., Inc
Memphis Securities Co—
Hentz
& Co
_44Wi__
Hutton & Co., Inc
F.
E.
Walston & Co.,
*:
10,000
Inc
Ball,
Newburger & Co
David
Bradford & Co
C.
Alex.
Norris &
8,500
—
C.
8,500
Burge & Kraus
J.
10,000
10,000
10,000
Walker & Co., Inc
G. H.
■I
Wm.
A.
H.
5,000
5,000
5,000
:
5,000
Noyes & Co.
5,000
Richard
B.
Co.—
&
Westheimer
&
•;
C.
S.
Brown
&
Co——_
4,500
K.
J.
Brown
&
Co.; Inc
8,500
Divine &
7,000
French & Crawford, Inc
7,000
Gunn,
Alstyne,
Noel & Co—
G. Edwards
& Sons—:
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co—_
Richards
Hill
& Co.,
Inc.—
The
Johnson, Lane, Space ;
Corp.
-44—4-,;
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.—
.
.
\
7,000
7,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry
Mericka &; Co., Inc.
7,000
Richard
Hopwood
7,000
T. C. Henderson & Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
—v. 194, p. 2768.
:•■■ v;i'4"
7,000
Rittmaster,
Piper,
t'V->
y
Jaffray
&
V'i '>.\ l'i
1 : 6
r
i'l !1 i,
5 «■
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
194,
owned
Clarke
The
-
a
on
Corp.—
4
y
meeting
or
The
4
"
.
•'
3,500
,
to
rose
record
a
in
y-yy y,
the
that
unaudited
three
months
consolidated
the earlier figure on the
..•//•/
: .-;./■;/ /.*
/*;,.,/•■/'/-•
575,000
..
were
$1,057,358
in
218.
..
the
latest
shares
.
months
!
!
then
.■„■//'■ ■:/-:i
•
three
'
/;-:
market
the
issuance
'
-
financing
which the
v
4
share
during
the
clusively
also
per
pering,
product,- while
$1.71
*$1.49
year.
•
Humble
new;
Cocoa
stations
Beach,
the
under
in
the
the
.
,/•
y';
future.—V,
195,
formerly
net
Dec.
after
31,
net
$11,238,500,
after
charges
Interstate
of
Oil
$12,765,000
•
figures, have
been
on
long-term
restated
to
period
Pipe
Line Co.
194,
stock
paperboaxd
GIVING
those
Mr.
too
>" earnings.
(Texas), which
was
merged
into
.fiim
a
TO
the
in
sales
cent
FINANCING
:
*
.
Outstanding
$15,000
/
contracts
long-t^rm)
(1
window.
PRESENT
Authorized
-
/
»*
-
30,397
30,397
1,000,000 shs.
par)-,—_
this
/.;;/:x.',
458,690 shs.
<xv(/-::y/-
Corp.—Sales Up, Earnings Down—
leading
manufacturer of
chemical
coatings,
increased
first part of 1961 began to improve shortly before mid¬
Woodman stated, but the favorable trend which followed
to permit Interchemical in 1961 to match its 1960
Profits during the second half of 1961 were 14% ahead of
late
y,y-y
Aided
the
This
/
by
the highest fourth quarter
established all-time sales
company
for
third
was
net
consecutive
/'."'V y \
/';:.';y/,■:/■.:
International Resistance Co.—Annual
that
profits, in
Report—
its
38-year
earnings
and
records
history,
in 1961
year.
disclosed by IRC President Walter W. Slocum who reported
sales
in
$20,824,173 set
1961
a
totaled
year
Earnings after taxes
vs. $1,943,450, or $1.40
ing Dec. 31, 1961.
$23,005,304, up from the previous record
ago.
were
per
$2,021,432,
share,
based
$1.45
or
on
common
per
1,391,486
shares
share,
outstand¬
Mr. Slocum noted that IRC earnings totaled 29 cents per share in
the final 10 weeks of 1961, compared with 17 cents per share in the
period a year earlier.—V. 195* p. 218.
*
same
1960
were
and
after
International Sliver
former
Interstate
.
Oil
.
of
name
Co.—Earnings Up 30%—
This Meriden, Conn., company for the fourth successive year showed
gains in sales and earnings in 1961, Craig D. Munson, President, told
.
•
change of
of
film
gauge
■l those for the like period of 1960.
/ 77 / '
/
The preliminary report shows sales for the year ending Dec. 31,
1961, to be $130,670,000 compared with $125,791,000 for ,1960.
Net earnings were $4,991,000 for 1961 against $5,698,000 for
1960,
after Federal taxes of $4,928,000 and $5,826,000 respectively. This is
equivalent to earnings of $2.21 a share on 2,114,880 common shares,
which was the average number outstanding during 1961. This compares
..
with
$2.63 a common share earned on 2,041,818 shares in 1960.—
the
the
of
pilferage
the
year,
debt.
include
with
EFFECT
■
1948. •/.//
p.
of
during
.
in
and
-thinner
a
$15,000
and
Interchemical
/ came
$8,115,000
$6,434,000
uses
of
range
package in
deter tam-
to
$4,879,000 in 1961 over sales of 1960, according to preliminary figures
released by H. B. Woodman, President. He attributed the increase in
sales chiefly to Interchemical's acquisition of The Landers Corporation
late in 1960.
xv/v:/ /. '' -v
v
The
low
earnings
performance
which Interchemical
experienced
Line Co., has announced
the twelve-months' period
earnings for the corresponding
provision for income taxes of
$1,708,000
regular
conditional
Common
Pipe
for
damage
machine
Bank
—V.
V.
"4 •
after provision for income taxes of
charges of $1,608,500 on long-term debt.
of
of
V. 194, p. 743.
1961,
interest
Estimated
interest
earnings
packaging
film
■
Humble Pipe Line Co.—Net Up—
company
or
contamination,
emphasizing visibility.
Payable: J !./y
Under
of
This
infestation.
-wide
a
hefps
blank
To
changed to Humble's
640.
p.
of packaging
not
V Notes
4/"'v/••"....
will be
All
form
die-cut
marketing under the Deem brand and
Southern brand.
purposes.
special
-
.
corporate
with that found in therroo-formed blister packaging, and
require special coated and perforated -boards, molded blisters,
wraps, or hand assemblies. AM this is supplanted by a single,
does
Miami, West Hollywood, Tampa,
Beach, Boca Raton, Lake Worth,
Orlando,
Bradenton,
Vero
Beach
and
been
This
in
are
Mims,
near
by
general
comparison
x
Pompano
y'4\.
outlets have
stations
accounts- served
*
Margate,
v:'
of
of 17 service
Fort Lauderdale.
of
contract-dealer
for
company.
These machines. allow
to
be
locked
k*to
a .transparent
stretchable
The
1960
acquisition
the
two
the
items
/•
'
to
655,929
and used
company
of
year
1961
:
the Southern Oil Co.
acquired
to
/
Sales
outstanding* during the
announced
working capital
consumer
-*
1
a
factory-fresh condition.
com¬
Refining Co.—Acquisition—
&
to
to
of 441 Lexington Ave., New York City,
engaged in! the designing,
developing and leasing of automatic
packaging machines; " the sale of specialized packaging
machinery
on
a
commission basis;
and the performance of consulting services
through its packaging agency.
x;
:
;
1
■
The
company's stretchable packaging machines are manufactured
pursuant to its specifications under patent application licensed ex¬
and
outstanding
receivables' had
risen
the 1960 total —V. 194, p. 1719.
1
!•
;
average; Shares
Oil
and
from the financing will be used for re¬
repayment
of .short-term
loans;
royalty
patent licensing agreement; ahd for advertis¬
development. The balance of the proceeds will be
development;
is
by
804,321
leased by
brand
shareholders.
Breaking with its traditional practice of not releasing annual finan¬
information until publication of its report on March 15, the com¬
reported preliminary consolidated net earnings after taxes of
$2,815,000, a gain of 30% over the $2,161,000 for 1960. Net was equal
to $2.13 a share on the common, against $1.49 in 1960, on the basis
of 1,211,000 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1961.
y
cial
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—First Half Results—
An
.
net
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
!
unaudited figures of last year's operation.
1,507,438
were
despite
and
added
outstanding, compared
shares outstanding. Per
Humble
; ;y ;
departments;—V.
/■■;;■,/
public4sale of this firm's common stock on
23 through the offering of 90,000 shares at $4.25
share.
.
i
pursuant
14%- from the $5,164,743
Pipe Line Co. on Aug. 1, 1961, concurrent with the
Interstate to Humble Pipe Line Co. (Delaware).
'* '■'•*'
1961,
31,
requirements/ earnings
shares
3,500
y; vv.
Development
and
7
reported
earned
CAPITALIZATION
743.
p.
others
All
charges
ing
$44;012,824 $46,038,885
Lauderdale,
ending
^earned $9,011,000 in 1961, of $2.08 per share of com-,
Nicholas P. Veeder, Chairman and President,1 reported at
of the company's directors. The profits reported/ rre based
preliminary and
dividend
3,500
company
stock,
4%
31—
Southern.
Esso
equip¬
approximately
which were the
.
(current
Inc.
' '
Dec.
year* in
Voisin & Co.—
;4;v44y y-;
K :
Dec.
common
on
Humble
the
•
that
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
earnings
President,
payment
manage-
year,
commercial
-
Humble
and
4,500
3,500
W.
largest
1,668,076
on
v
The company has
estimated
4,500
Inc.
Granite City Steel Co.—Annual Report—
.
mon
-
*Based
4,500
Co., Inc
ended
year
billed-
Earned per
4,500
Hanrahan &
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
'
4,500
Carey & Roulston, .4
John Lamula Investors, Inc.
Wm. J.
4,500
4,500
7,000
7,000
v
4,500
Co., Inc..
•
Fishman, Inc—__
7,000
"
the
consecutive
18th
when there
profit
4,500
Dittmar &
Van
$3.35
increased
Ended
sales
Net
Four
8,500
A.
«*
Period
Net
y
? ,/. ■
out
products,
new
,
f:VV/- '/•!■/!,!
,,
After preferred
1960,
Sarasota,
8,500
L--4-_
the
/!
—V.
magnetic .-materials .and
pointed
.
1962.
Dane,
search
'Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Year End" Statement—
5,000
Co
8,500
Legg & Co
for
nation's
$348,762,599 from $289,945,016,
North
John
C.
the
was
were
earnings
5,000
8,500
Prescott & Co
reported
160,638 additional shares.
; At
the
year
end,
Heller's
5,000
Tegtmeyer & Co.—
8,500
Co.
the current
for the year were $5,898,560, up
in
$3.22
share
Fort
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Miller & Co.
&
It
1960.
share
5,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Allied Securities Corp
Podesta
of
5,000
Hirshberg, Inc.^.—
8,500
Brown & Sons
i Cruttenden,
<
Net profits
reported for
v 4
31,
the
He
from
Research
./•■v/;;/;;
PROCEEDS—Net
of
were
one
firms.
common
Heller & Meyer__„5,000
10,000
Goodbody & Co
H.
For
5,000
R; S. Dicksori'& Co., Inc.iFrancis I. duPont & Co.
:
earnings
factoring
6,000
W. E. Hutton & Co
,
per
to be
pany's profits increased.
6,000
Jones, Kreeger & Co—
15,000!
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.__15;000
this month.
are
continue
6,000
Dominick & Dominick Inc.__15,000
F. Eberstadt & Co
;
companies
company,
with
company's
y-y:
Credit
Jan.
of
initial
V Feb.
(Walter E.) Heller, & Co.—Earnirigs Up 14%—
this
y;
was $191,824, equal to 32 cents a share, for the three months,
compared with $151,174, or 26 cents, for the similar period last year.
V The latest per share earnings were based on- 603,983 shares cur¬
the
minor
when
estimates sales
will
Record
Stroud & Co., Inc.-7,000
Sutrp & Co
7,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__151,2l6
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.
30,000
and
$2 million.'1
located in Dayton, Ohio, Gidwitz said opera¬
headed by the former principal owners, Louis
Pereny and Eric Gibbs, both of whom are chemical engineers.
The
companies will remain in Dayton.—<V. 195, p. 522.
.
' *i
•
'
8^500,000
v*
1,600,000 shs.
,
Inpak Systems, Inc.—Common Offered—Stearns & Co.
and Joseph Nadler & Co., Inc., New York
City, made
«
.
.
contained in the purchase contract, the underwriters named below
have severally agreed to purchase from the company the numbers
of shares of common stock set opposite their respective names:
,
;
cuts
Sterile
will be signed later
Both
*
.UNDERWRITERS—Under
of
said.
X,
.8,500,000
*
'2.500,000 shs.
,
president
commented.
compared with $821,934.—V. 195, p.
Also to be acquired by Helene Curtis from the same owners/ it was
announced, was Protective Treatments, Inc., which produces special
polyvinyl plastisols and coatings, sealants and adhesives used by the
automotive and other industries. :. ^
; ;; ; ;
•
' The two companies were acquired for Helene Curtis stock, Gidwitz
-.;said, .to be paid, in installments over a period of years. He said final
tions
^
1,500,000
>-
5y2% _term
loan, due Feb. <.1,,
-1977
($500,000. payable February. 1,•,
.
1968 and annually 'thei'eatter)-*-^
Common stock (pa* :$5)
,
Outstanding
$4,750,000
$4,750,000
j.
4%% bank- .loan,, $500,000
Feb. ,1,
1965,1966,196.7
Fiwe-yeaf
;
sales <derived
corporation's
ended
Service
.
-
,
.
rV--'4'■•,■:■;•.
rently
outstanding,
outstanding. ,/
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition.
bandage,
spray-on
papers
'
"
spray-ott bandage is also sold through drugstores.
in*
12.2%
The- company's previous • best year was
$19,865,219.
V,
y.
:
v '
by 25.2% vin 1961 to $1,790,663
per share in 1961
were $1.56,
compared
to
,: income
>
.
of
of cotton fabrics manufactured by the
Most of these fabrics were sold in a
the
1384.
Oscar
trademarked Aeroplast, is also used for the
bums, Helene Curtis President Willard
it is applied, it allows evaporation of per¬
Trans¬
spiration vapor but is waterproof and impervious to -bacteria.
parency of
the plastic film permits examination of the covered area
without removal of the bandage. \
•
Aeroplast Corp. additionally produces a transparent, sterile poly¬
vinyl surgical film,
trademarked Vi-Drape,
and a spray-on plastic
adhesive, trademarked Vi-Hesive/for securing the film to the area
to be operated on. The surgical incision is made through the drape,
which prevents bacteria from reaching the wound and contaminating it.
Gidwitz said that the company's products - are available mainly to
surgeons and hospitals through medical supply houses, although the
The
company's
newest
and
$68,334,546
company's
the
range
commission finishing
and by
C.,
largest
finishing, plant,
cotton.
raw
S.
plant,
y
record
taxes xincreased
Smith
1961
Inland
.
major toiletries and cosmetic firm, has announced that it will
ethical pharmaceutical field through
acquisition of Aero-
treatment
The remaining 12%
of total sales was accounted for
corduroys and other- fabrics* "produced frohi purchased
state.
sale
Gregg
completed
of
wide
a
from
company
finished
by
The
dyeing. and
Approximately
.1961
Graniteville,
of
located.
facilities,, was
/company's
versatile
miles
15
is
other properties,
facilities- and
various service
within
or
head
;•/;
the
Gidwitz
-
F.
the
of
p.
y The
1960
-
plast Corp., developer of a patented spray-on plastic bandage for post¬
operative dressings and other products used in surgical procedures.
.
•; -;v; •
of Valparaiso,
in 1961 reached a
54-year-oldhistory -with4$22,034,915,
Earnings
manufacturer,
50% I-of
$0.83
Curtis
appointed transfer
stock of the corporation.—V. 195.
common
V;.y:
1960.
Mr.* Robert
996,725
Helene
4 .4."';,y;./'
been
fourth quarter sales and tearnings record was also at an allhigh for Indiana General, and -with, our backlog .the highest ever,
indications are that we will have a record first .quarter in 1962,"
all
,
825,757
by the company to acquire air the outstanding stock of
McCampbell & Co., Inc., a New York textile commission
agent.
has
"The
$21,322,041 $22,145,240
:
City,
time
:
Haveg Industries, Inc.—Year End Statement—
23, 1962
underwriting,group headed by Shearson, Hammill &
743.
p.
($19,631,041):
after
$1,429,811).
to $1.24
x
•
Graniteville Co.—Common Offered—On Feb.
194,
General
sales amounted
earnings
;(1960:
'
/7/x
said.—V.
Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—
company's
sales
when
Net
:
-
he
yy^ ■;'';y-;•;
General
the
1960
a
and
of
in
over
to
President
;
.
1022.,
York
640.;-;r;■■;■'4>r;
Indiana
1
.
Hydrometals,
"
- company
has reported net income of $204,370 for the year
Sept; 30, 1961 compared to. a. net loss of $1,159,700 for the
period in I960. Net income per", share on-the <1,599,257 shares of
ended
equity in
•
p.
y
.4.7
>
Co., New
agent and registrar for the
•
189,
of
M. Zeder H,
Bankers
746.
Industries'
market.—V.
$5,492,702 after provision
Per
share
earnings for both
shares outstanding at Dec. 31,
v,
r"
;iy Hygiene Industries* Inc.—-Appointment— !:3v'-4
addition to the comBoard Chairman William D, Hurley reported consolidated'net sales
pany's line.-"Teaching Machines"-represent one-of the most important
for the fiscal 1961 year - of-; $3,357,622 compared to $3,391,013 for
-'■growth-' opportunities in the educatiqiial market;-conservative estimates v fiscal?. 1960. ■>, / yi y*7y
77y'..;!..*4 y y1/
'
-1
;
are
that sales of -su^i equipment.-will surpass $100,000,000 within the
S According to Hurley the
earnings Increase was due in : part to X next ten years. Graflex's long 'identification, with-this field has directed;! operating efficiencies and consolidations instituted by the new managethe company's expansion 4ivlhe development ; of audiovisual , and premerit.; HurleyJ joined Harvard Industries in November/ I960 as Vicegrammed •learning equipment. Through- its subsidiary, >The Society .for
President and was ; elected* President: in April * 1961. Administrative
Visual Education Inc.; Graflex is experienced;in the production of. filmoperations were consolidated by moving corporate headquarters from":.
strips for education, churches, and industry and.will. actively- engagec /Pittsburgh: to Asbury Park, N. J., the home -of the" Frequency; Engi- in
neering Laboratories Division.i "'
in :hHncfno : upw
bringing new testprf anH • annrovprf nrocrrammed.• courses : to* the
tested and approved programmed, courses to* the
/•xy
taxes.
4,433,121
of air-conditioning - ducts
and pumps, which in the past
years has averaged jpre-tax profits in exoess of $350,000 a year.
acquisition will be effected for cash and will represent no dilution
The
the Koneept-O-Graph is a logical
Graflex,
which totalled
income
the
on
distributor
'five
1962,
Gulf American Land Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
material
8
For
$1.12
He
reported that Hydrometals had reached agreement for the ac¬
quisition of Thomas Beckett & Co., Inc., a Texas manufacturer and
.
,
.
to
President of Hydrometals also announced that sales
of t2he present,fiscal year-—October.,through Decem¬
ber, <1961—increased 22% ever the year-earlier period and that further
improvements were expected for the balance of the year.
.
into a viewing area. Responses
are
recorded to the presented material on an attached response unit,
adjustable for right or left hand use. The majority of programmed
material presently available can be used in its original, printed form
with Kog-7. Teachers can also type or mimeograph their own programs,
and use them in the Kog-7. Originally intended for use as a teaching
aid in the classroom, the Kog-7 has proven-equally useful as a research
tool in the:evaluation,.of programming material.■ i y/ y.y y'y V! &^-C
In its first year,, the Koncept-O-Graph Teaching Machine
was well;'
accepted, however, facilities for. large scale national distribution were
linear, programmed
compared
as
acquisition placing Hydrometals in the business of. manufacturing
products for the first time was announced at the annual
Fred
v
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.—-Partial Redemption
^Sytems available.'•••:*/ •••■ •:■•*■'
V/' V;V':;!'v;'"/!
|.v; Designed for maximum simplicity, the Kog-7 feeds single B^/aXll in.
of
1961,
Federal
based
195,
meeting
'
v.-
;
sheet
period,
finished
The corporation has called for redemption on" March
15,
1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $125,000 of its 5Vu% secured
convertible series A debentures,-due March 15, 1978 at 102.15%
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada of the Bank of Montreal.
Kog-7. TThe Kog-7 has generally been regarded by the auto-instructional
field as one
of the most-easily operated, versatile, and inexpensve
..
stock:
common
current
of
Hydrometals, Inc.—Acquisition—
781,837
50,805
695,307
'/■
Koncept-O-Graph,
the
as ■
:J
the
$6,834,605
'-746,112
,
for
of fiscal 1961.
net sales
in the first quarter
vi"This acquisition helps broaden .Graflex's product-line in the educa■'« tional
field, while adding traditional. Graflex .quality and distribution
"to Koncept-O-Graphls/highly accepted product," stated Mr. Whitaker.
Koncept-O-Graph Corp. was .formed iii'January, 1961 to manufacture
7-r. 7 '■:
*
stock
-of
.
i
requirements
common
.2325../' '
p.
'
;
for
were
1961.—V.
I960
$7,187,459
income_^_;
! Net earnings for
Koncept-O-Graph Corp.-> • >.,//',«• ■,!•'?■': //"•■»":/'*'.'*■' ; 7''/y/.< \ j/!//
Graflex, a subsidary of General Precision Equipment Corp., is one
the
most .diversified- manufacturers; of>,audio-visual
equipment.-.
^periods
Green Mountain Power Corp.—Year End Statement—
Period
Koncept-O-Graph
of
•announcement
share
per
six months
reported total
9
$159,138,304 for the period, up 6%
over
net sales of $150,136,685 for the similar
period last year.
Net
income amounts to $6,252,388 this eyar, after
provisions of $5,086,166
for Federal income taxes, and after
preferred, dividend payments of
$543,722. This marked an increase of approximately 14% over the first
earnings compare with 1960 earnings of
share, based on the present number
of
shares
outstanding. The company earned 6.5%
on
1961 sales of
$139,049,000.—V. 193, p. 2778.
" Vfe ;
■
$11,121,000,
■,
share..—.———^$3.11
.
.«. 7
;*'•;,-■'- \ -V •
- / ,"v "r.j..-,, 7
pet'common
191, p.
of
,
directors
The
'
per
1960
$26,869,478 $26,383,139
;
••*
•
■m
'
iq6l
•
.
(977)
A"VkvZls;^v4'^$ij,^n
increase
months
similar
of
in
fiscal
period last
Executive
earnings of approximately 14%
for the
ended Dec. 31, 1961—as compared
1962,
year—was
Vice-President
reported
by Hunt Foods
and
first
six
with
pany
the
Industries.
*
Harold
M.
Williams
reported
the
company
"Faster
,'-i
accounting methods
i
I.;:;
now
enable
-
»v
to
us
-
•
'•
■
make
a
preliminary
;
y '
10
time,
the first
MunsOn. '"For
explained President;
report, we have
report":
in
1960 '*
"in
Sales
j
:
which
last
in
$70,362,000,
totalled
year
of -Ll%
gain
a
635.
Grande
-
'
/V<6%
V.
V.
our
comment
to
in
not
had
to., negotiate
willing
been
.
Brazil.
in
"In
Governor
case
our
demnify
us
expropriating
for
.
remained in the courts for decades.
Brizola deposited a > mere $400,000 to in¬
have
actions
Similar
that
property
a
appraised in mid-
was
sponsored by the
Governor Brizola
provide for prompt, effective and
adequate compensation. The State is four months behind in its pay¬
ments
to school teachers and all State employees. Hot long ago he
"1960
at
and
Governor
7 does
-
than
more
have
not
Net
stocks.
printing
was
his
State
and
on
money
own
bills,
current
pay
used
and
the
"Using
employees.
ixi
.
effective
prompt,
we
which is its responsibility
,' :S "
\/7
settlement
adequate
law."—V.
194,
2225.
p.
//,«
Net
1962
nrvVoc
notes
it
;•
j:,',
Investors
Corp.—Realty Acquisition—
Funding
\
the
assembling of over 22,590 square feet of land on the- periphery of
the Lincoln Center Development. According to Norman Dansker, Exec¬
utive Vice President,
the property has 225 feet of frontage on West
70th
York
between
Street
based
City
real
End
West
estate
firm
and
Avenue
the
has
i
-
,
,T
Vinril
1Q77
1^
due leb.
The
99
property,
Corp.,
,y
«
v
which
Funding
Investors
has
net
leased
for
Earnings—
■•Record - Sales,
Joint
a
used for the
construction
cooperative .apartment
by Morris. LapidusHarle-Leibman,
architects. When
completed,
the .building will have
underground garage facilities and
188 apartments of 836V2 rooms.
of
a-17
house.
Demolition
of
has
parcel
for
the
by
-the
.
1961,
31,
-
^ougn
^ 3Q
-
Bushby,
Palmer
Title &
Investors
which
it
has
be
currently
the
occupy
building of $2;900,h00
new
( property
Guaranty
Co..
y. :?rr*
•:
now
interest,
„7.....w
...
7...
"
*•.*''
Vnrlr "fVi+tr
nWorori
QA
t
-
■
'
.
'
engaged
'
-V
J
-
the
-in
,
-
.
design|
•
>.■"»'■
fabrication,
::of
'
Jul
In
1961
- partnership
to the business of Lido Toy-Co.;
been formed in 4952 •
to sueceed fo--a'toy»'
it acquired all of the outstanding stock
Toys .'Corp.,^Plasticite Corp., Sea Tool Corp.,
it
1961
succeeded
which - had
business founded :in .1947, .and
Guidance
Character
Supreme Novelty Corp.,- Arbor Plastic Machinery
j
:
and Lido Toy Sales'Corp.
Corp.,
located
are
-
at
Rider
321
Corp.,
Plastic Suppjy
The executive offices of the company
Avenue,
York,
New
N.
.--.-r
Y.
.
<
;
.,.i
■
..
of
against no gain In
as
.i inclusive
gain
cents
16
of
on
outstanding,
stock
common
f^. ^ ^ -Lomart-:Perfected Devices, Inc.—Common Offered—
J/Pursuant-to
January 25,1962 prospectus, the company
v
1961, amounted to 99 cents per-share,
a
sales of property,'on941,983 shares;,..- • offered publicly^ without underwriting 100,000
as compared to. 7l cents per Share- en
J its J50-cent par common Stock at $5 per-' shafe^
l°Xnnn "wV 1
2'8J3:'1?6.
ended Deo. "31, T9Si;-met sales totaled'. $38;657,000 as
for .the three, months, ended Dec; .31., £960,
profits after Federal income taxes' were- $1,482,000, as -against
$1,259,000.
Earnings, after preferred .stock dividends, amounted, to.
"47 cents per share of common stock as compared with,
A9hts per
share for the prior year's period
(after adjusting for the 2%' stock
the quarter
For
ceeds Wil
ceeds- Wdl
be
additional
compared with $31,793,000
•
moving' exoenses. mxwchzJ M
moving expenses, purchase of
promotion and working
for
used
shares of
Net -pro-
equipment,
sales
"
capital
Net
paid in November, 1961).—V, 195,
dividend
;
y■
^
y■!
-.-y.'. -
- •
;
vj.- •
•;
*
'
'
;>
Ulgamzauon,
IllC.
■'y,
^
:
•
" >j.-(!
«share -on the 289,576
■■ •
per
the manufacture and sale, of pool filters and accessories, replacement parts therefor, and tools, dies and metal stampings, and contemplates engaging in the manufacture, promotion and distribution of
< the'
.
of
v
Coosa
have
7 the
approved
proposed
merger^ All stocjfholcigr# of-record
to 'Vote'. 7 orrP'^V*''•''• I'y'*■
Coosa' is 'an
.Kimberly-Clark
...-capital shares,.
associated
company?
-
n
.
w
*4
(<M
n
n
i
r%'"
it
f #1
nn
rl
,
vift
t
j
n
V\ 1
.
4 V*
for/its
,
Kimbefly.Clark .manages.
Coosa's 489,780 outstanding
'
AMrt W\ /v*1
'
•
n
4"
A
/»h
Bank
New
common
York
Trust
FTivrA'NrpTWG
^^NCIN^
Co.
has
■■■•
^
Outstanding
j. 400,000 shsfc
v
y-!:
been
appointed by the
sole transfer agent and dividend disbursing agent,
corporation to act as
;
■
stock.—V.
for-the -fiscal
A
7
"P
4a f
year
previous
1.36 shares of Kimberly-Clark common
n
pt?f*?fnt
7 '
;
194,
'•■v'V"--.#"
1278.
p.
j
Earnings
and
stock would be_ issued Tor each outstanding-share-of Coosa stock other
than the Coosa shares already-owned; byr Kimberly-Clark.;;•7;^,7; .p;
Directors also declared a regular quarterly dividend of 45 cenls, per
share, payable April -L -19i62,i to_ stockholdere of -record; Maioh-2, ',1962,
;
TG
ffffct
•
y.
April 6; 1962, will
p, (Hugh; W.) Long & .Co., Inc.—^Earnings Up-^ vi Pj ,7 •
'• P„VI,;•-"!•
The -company has reported consolidated net earnings of $1,250,851.
on
which
currently owns -191,665sof
Under the-plan,
-V
^
- -
'.Chemical
plan to merge Coosa River Newsprint Co.,
into Rimberly-Clar.k. and called a .special
to be held - on May 22, 196^,7<to vote on
GIVING
Authorized
Common, stock (par 500)——•-*—i.-'- -75Q,;000 shs.
•Appointment— : '
j-
-
the stockholders
". be -eligible
.
a
Alabama,
Pines,
meeting,-of
device for mechanical drawing, not presently being
a patent application has been filed and is pending.
a- new
■
for which
CAPITALIZATION
to stockholders of record
bash dividend were declared payable ;Mar. 30
Mai\ ;9>and Mar. 15, respectively. - ^
4 v
perspex,
\j marketed
V; Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Proposed Merger—
;
x
in
..
-
y
-
entire/Lbutstanding capital- istoek: of Lomart lndusttles, Inc. and all
capife&l nfeocfciicluljqmart Manufacturing Corp. and Perspex Corp.
through, its wholly-owned subsidiaries is presently engaged
.
<•
with iprofit rafter taxes of
•'$638,117 or $2.20 per share for-a comparable period in i960..;'>• .' r' •
At a meeting on Feb. 5 in'Philadelphia, Directors declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share, payable Mar. 1 to stockholders
-of record Feb. 15. In addition a .3% stock dividend'and', a 10 cent -extra
f
v-'
.
-
.
i^ine-rmonins^I^popr;Lomart
ings of $470,739 which was equal to $1:62
shares of stock outstanding. This "compares
-
-
-
-
Dec.:;31, 1961; the'company repotted <earn-
For the nine months ended
.
Irtd
Ore-aniyhtinn
lvcnl-ivioorc
,
.
-
BUSINESS—The company, with offices at Greene Ave., and Bleeker
' St., Brooklyn, N, Y., was incorporated under the laws -of the State
/ of ^Delaware-on September % 1961 for- the purpose of acquiring the
'
by- Dewey, .Ballantine,
insurance was furnished by
Title
;/
The
**-
year.
class B
ended-Nov., 30;
Long
are
stock
common
with
compared
equivalent to
$1.23
against 98 cents for
$982,194 ..for
the
share .outclass
per
A.
-V77
1960.
is sponsor of Fundamental Investors, Diversified.
Diversified Growth I3.to'ck Fund
and
Wes minster,
company
Investment
Fund,
Fund, .mutual funds with
total net
assets'of hrore .thah $ 1' billion.
..
IA A
•*.'
2,000 stockholders in 23 states.
directly
and
through syndications
in
approximately 30 .properties that are under net
currently
"
•
the
were
asS months' endUdDec® "31,'
r the
"Bank -represented-
Wood,. Esqs,
&
549,341
y
supplied
was
$1,707,738
T 720,997
$1,243,401
,
.
prepared
which
tenements
the
for
Funding
corporation
were
Rt
a
-
history.'"\i„'''
company's
,
begun.
loan
Chase-Manhattan
Security
The
thirteen
already
construction
A
will
conditioned
structure
new
the
,
Realty Corp.,
penthouse,, air
story. and
Flans
.
highest for any first six months in.;'the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING C /-t•■Xi■ •% '■■■ y
.>':■. ;;
Authorized
!'• ^..•• Net- sales for the six months ended Dec^ .31^, 1961* ^veie $73>366k#0PP»'
Outstanding
^
; ...-s'.'v?'v-"is, y- 'AuxnprweQ "
cutsFanainE
as compared to $58,546,000 for the' same pef:iod; lastV Common .stock <10
cents par
J
2,000^000 shs.'• '.
420,000 shs
>'-of approximately 24% ;
; •• ■ ,• *"'."'v
~L'
Preferred stk; ($1 par value ent<M»* *n
600,000 shs. ' : 600,000 Shs.
Earnings after income taxes for-the ,same period were... $2,637,000, : , ,.;3^.* n6n-cumulative dividends
compared to $2,203,000 for the previous year, an" increase of upproxi,r^_v. 194 p- 1056 1 • •• mately 20%, In (addition thereto there- was $465,000 gain "on Sales of
V',. ,v;
y Dec..
period
a
West 70th Street Corp., and the 329 West 70th
venture of the Tandy & Allen Construction Co.
*$187,630
.^ -*94,135'
.
■ figures, such a cowboys, soldiers and :horse and rider sets.'- ; .
't' The company was Incorporated in the-State of Delaware on-June
nrivatelv through
cold
hppn
15, -191 /., had oeen soia privaw
Chester H. R'oth, President of this diversified apparel manufacturer,
"stated "consolidated sales and earnings for the first six months ended
River.
the 305
Presidential
the
and
to
years
Street
*97,437
BUSINESS—The '^company" is
j
f
Directors
of
*$189,713
,.assembly and marketing hf a: Widely-waried line of-approximately 350
ik**.• t plastic toys, games and novelties. The principal products-of the com• pany are plastic T trucks and other -vehicles -and various representative
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York. City, .,/
announced
Hudson
.
opers.
income;..-
oper.
working capital.
-
'
New
$4,940,735
3,232,997
repayment, advertising, new.product development, and
on
Corp.—Notes' O0ld.. -Frivately
reported that $25,000,000 of this firm's
was
Poh
rliia
"
^
$16,000,000 .based
utilized
taxes on income >tot 1961.
^
l'.-V"-
.
.
This
fr. ay.
rev.
ry.
fiSi-Wall
—:-/!•••
—n
1959 and.. 1960, have been fully
for
425.
Kayser-Roth
>20
.
and
international
under
-
{
provision for -Federal
the
-
,
the
refused-'to buy a pig in a poke.
,
months have passed. since we last formally ex¬
pressed our desire to negotiate on a common ground the Governor
-has^neitheh'-replied to
our
proposal nor communicated
with the
company.
■
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.-V-'
"We are continuing our discussions with the State Department and
are
confident that the Federal Government of Brazil will assure a
Obviously,
"Although eight
equity.
v $66,443 ; $4,173,408
305;068 *" .254,0732,930,007
••
Report—
....
tax returns
income
determining
■%r
.
,
expenses;
w
to
compares
,—V. 194,- ;p.
his own presses 1n a pitfut attempt
this currency for a "time to pay the
..
appraisal
above
1961—12 Mos.^-196(J
1961—Month—1960-
f $115,355
revenues
nper.
provision
after
This
Federal
*
Governor attempted to have our
company
enter a mixed company. Yet he never indicated how the
mixed company would be operated, how much the State would con¬
tribute
and
how
much
we
would
be compensated for our loss
of
teachers
7,
1508.
Lo°T^^ryove^sf°aggregating^approximately
"
to
oper.
52,410
r
p.
stock
mon
to
resources
16,584
,
cf $207,116,00 .
earnings for 1961
liguie
.
We
company.
the
This appraisal was
understand that
million.
$7
the
Railway
•Railway
;;'Deficit;—v. 195, p. 219.
■£?'..\'y - \
" • ' V
Tile corporation's sales figures; for the-"year 1961. wqre .the'highest, - r
."-y vy- ',**■
r;<1 ~~ .y<k ~ r, ; ..,5
r. \
-*>■•■«
in the company's history, it %was announced hy^Jack;,-D. Ashby, ;Presit>. Lidp CorP,;—Common; Offered—Pursuant to a Feb; 15,
dent Net sales totaled $265,973,000, an increase .of ,28% .Qver ,tiie, 1960
1 962 offering circular, Flomenhaft, Seidler •& Co. Inc.
;
r
$12,131,076, -'compared with
Lake Superior & IshpemingRR.—Earnings-
■,
S
-
-
of
of
Period. End. Dec. 31—7
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Annual
;
Grande do Sul has
Governor's failure
■
'>;•
>•
f. 300,000.
high
reoord
a
administrative
new
..
a
been losing money for some time
because
of the
to grant a rate base that will
permit a fair return on investment. We have made repeated attempts
over the
years to work out a satisfactory basis of operation with the
Government of Rio Grande
do Sul. As' late as June 22,
1961, we
offered in writing several
alternatives to the Governor for placing
the telephone operation in Rio Grande. on a sound basis and invited
the Governor to discuss
these alternatives or any others which he
might suggest. The Governor failed even to acknowledge this letter.
The Governor has -harassed not only our company but all U.
S.'owned companies doing business in Rio Grande do Sul. For example,
in
1959
Governor Brizola seized
a power company belonging
to the
'American
&
Foreign
Power Co.,
Inc., at Porto Alegre. He took a
property valued at $14 million and then declared that the company
had earned excess profits—which
the company emphatically denied—
and therefore was owed nothing. The matter is still before the .courts
ics
Net
problems with him. I feel it necessary,
therefore,
order to put this situation in proper perspective. Our
in Rio
property
194,
' V '
'
175,000
iU-i#m,
.imanue
—
■* 7
100,000
--w'.■
—-
_____——,1——
payable.
and.-Jioans
'
$200,000
—
—
bank loan.
secured
'
at
were
-
for
Outstanding
271,000 shs.
.
A.-*'.
rTratJe motes'
Companhia Telefonica Nacionalri in Rio
Feb. 16 by Governor Leonal Brizola: ;
company the impression has been created
ITT
that
Brizola
of
on
of our
seizure
Governor
solution
Brazil,
Sul,
the
7o0,0U0 shs.
/
.
•
President -of International Tele¬
following statement concerning the
the
.
''••Equipment; notes:v'
V.
-
..
.
bank. loan—.
.
6 %.'first»mortgage
.Notes
Greneen,
S.
issued
subsidiary,
ITT's
do
"Since
'by
Harold
and Telegraph,
of
unsecured
.
1961,
31,
set-up' expenses
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
par)——
cents
(10
indebtedness:
Record,
....
$10,991,625 ■ for the comparable period of 1960.
After reflecting substantially alt the non-recurring moving
-
"
-
...
.
and plant
approximately $125,000 incurred :by-the, company
warehousing and retail facilities at Syosset,
L. I., net income for the six months-period was $338,897, or 3232 cents
per-share, ocmpared with. $376,348, or 35.8 cents per share, for the
.comparable period of 1960.
Per share'earnings • are based on
the
1,050,050 shares which were outstanding on Dec. 31, 1961—V. 193, p. 8.
South America
1
of
Munson explained
Vo':-7 .'•'77 7/ •''v'/.'-.='>
-
19,
Feb.
On
phone
and
Canada
to
Authorized
stock
Common
(Sundry
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. —Presi¬
dent Protests Seizure of Brazilian Subsidiary—-
seizure
—■
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
according to the world's largest manufacturer
sa]eS(
nine months but,
finished with a strong upturn in the last quarter which brought them
slightly ahead of 1960. Sales of the products of all other divisions and
subsidiaries showed increases over 1960, ranging from 5% to 30%
with
the best
gains coming from the Times Wire & Cable,
and Eyelet
Specialty Divisions, and The International Silver Co., of Canada Ltd.
194, p.
by the company.
,'eApor.oei
/
.
corporation has reported that net sales for the six months ended
The
Dec.
cards, the com¬
Spanish,' German,*Italian, French,-Polish
line of English language
also
Cards- are
.Greek.
6%'-
1g6ij^erware
prices
In addition to its
manufactures cards in
pany
.and
exceeded only in 1948
World War II. Sales
over the $63,213,000
silverware, in 1961 were slightly ahead of 1960. Mr.
that
"silverwear sales
ran
behind for the first
V.
$1,
Earnings Decline—
year.
'-category.
in the 63-year history of the
the second largest
were
terms of civilian products, being
of the pent-up demand from
peak
was
a
Retail
.
*
1961
in
company
annually
:
Monday., -February 26., 1962
...
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp.—Sales Set
and is currently producing in 'excess of 25 million
"
- •
■
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•
,
1
of the compaiiy's cards range from three, cents to
with the majority of sales falling within the 15 -cents to 25 cents
signs
cards
this
consolidated operating results of inter¬
national Silver Company of Canada, Ltd. This is being done at the
request of the Securities and Exchange Commission. For comparative
purposes
figures for previous years are stated on the same basis. This
preliminary statement also includes a full year's results of operations of
Eastwood-Nealley Co. and Drycor Felt Co. which were, acquired Oct.
preliminary
31
Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
<973)
has
owns,
;
Anmmi
Tti*
p,ac„
V>
vv* i.
tjr*- i
AwtVUal .xveport
>
in th« newly^-created Westminster Fund.
>
;V- {While 'total''sales
of
of 'Fundamental
-shares
Investors, -Diversified.
7,7
..y
"igei
1960f
; .Investment Fund, and Diversified Growth Stock Furid -declined in 196l->and
retail properties in six state#—all net leased—no management. $ Sales-$25,654,949 $23,76-1,838$88 million compared with $95 ,million in I960—the irqport states that
Net income before Federal income taxes_U--— ■} 3,796,223
3,428,-646 '-rithe "increase in revenues from (management and advisory services mqre
-Some of these
properties are presently under -construction and some
•Federal income-taxes
'■'* -4i975,00Q
1,792, Opo ,/'.^than offset.the decline." The average amount of assets under-managewill
be
built
shortly. Their total value is in excess of ..$60,000,000.
Net
income
_7^.i-j-7-_-^l.^_-7--"-_-_77__77_i_^-- 'l;82i;223 .T7 l,&36,646.7X ment in the year ended Nov^ 30 was $937.7 milliort .compared with.
—V. 195, p. 523.
."
■
V. ::
; V
c Per
share
-;-V .* ..i.',-,- *$2.29 >
*$2.06. ";f. '-$749.6 million in the previous'^ year;—V:. 195, .p. 523.
lease.
This
investment
Period Ended Dec.,31—
\
i
."
,
includes apartment houses, commercial
portfolio
"
.
..
.
'Based
Fireman
Iron
*
Cleveland
This
Mfg. Co.—Sales, Net
manufacturer
of
cooling
equipment,
ported consolidated net'sales of -the company for 1961 were
compared with
income
Net
$28,057,480 in 1960.
for
1961
equal to
$1.44
share
a
on
share
per
794,940 shares outstanding as qf pec.
on
Directors
re¬
$28,001,565,
h
;
$593,826,
was
7;V:;//
Decline—
and
heating
have
and
declared
a
of
2225.
the
.p..
stock;
in
outstanding
shares
ings of $1.56
brought total
in
per
1960,
stock.—V.
share
31.
Dec.
on
640.
80c
in
I960
by
Action
earn¬
Owatonna, Minn,
,7
sales
for
earlier;*" 1-
f
The
.-
months
;•**;'* . .-
to
rose
$9,404,000
from
$8,890,0.00
is the nation's largest manufacturer of
yearbooks, awards and diplomas for high
stock is traded over the counter.
company
Its
#
class rings,
schools and
the
Jorn's
F.
Simmons
194,
months.—V.
R.
p.
Greeting
Card
of
Attleboro,
the
in
Inc.—Common
last
manager of an
public
sale
of
firm's
common
stock
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
to
pay
proceeds
3195,000
will; ,be„ added
of
from
the
sundry
to working
sale
of
the
Feb.. 19
per
common
will
company creates
a, new
"
'
v
•
•
.
line, of approximately
President of the retail food company, in
shareowners.
of
'
«
1961,
for
sales
,
de¬
been
the
annual
in
a
1961
exceeded ,1960
sales
in
the
same
quarter
by
1%,
and
were'3% .more than a year ago.*
$1.34 per: share on-the 12,621,498
shares outstanding at. the year-end.
This compares with $1.87- per
share earned In
I960.- Earnings for "both years v^ere
after a LIFO
charge of five cents per sharfe. v:
'
'
r,
'•-■•*:
-r"/ '•• - ' **;
Earnings were advsersely affected by lower markups on merchandise
the
first
per
four
share
Weeks
for
of
1962
1961 were
result of retail ;price-reductions.
Prices Were'--cut to regain sales
position, Mr. Hall explained. Improved sales results are -proving the
as
a
of
the
company's
-Dividends -jof $1.10
500
has
consecutive
year
earhings..
In
current
-
Salp_
The
common
-.compared
with
were
onened
in'the
its
doors
addi-
.**'
-7
'•
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r*«
the
in
flnal ,auarter
nf
1961
a
4
3%
increase
related products were - up 25%, with ' stereo high
fidelity more than -40%
ahead of'-the 1960 quarter. Even ; this large
expansion does not fully reflect the -increase in the-demand, as shipments were limited'to 'the company's production capacity. Stereo high
fidelity products now constitute about one-third of corporate sales.
'
Shipment of government and industrial products were below last year
in the final quarter due to a three week, work stoppage."
high
V
'
<
\
*.
.
fidelity
and
,;/L Sales for the 12 months ot 1961 were $140 million, a 12% increase
/ over the $125. million I960 sales, with the largest' increase for the year
in electronic consumer products. Government and industrial electronics
/ showed only a slight comparative gain for 1961 ^due to the discon¬
,
tinuance of
divisional
a
commercial components business in that .year. The largest
advance for the 12 months alsb came from stereo high
sales
/ fidelity products with a 30%
It
is
anticipated
that
increase.
the'company
—
'
»•
will -make
' :*
its
.
earnings objectives
$9,000,000 reflecting at least $1.25 per share
compared to $6,533,000 for the year 1960, or 92 cents ;per share on an
adjusted figure.—V. 194, p..,lie.
for
(
merchandising policy, he a^ded.,,
equity was $!4.96>per~ share :at; year-^ncd,
$14.75 for. I960.-^Vi ,194,
416:7./.7. 'V
million
<t5l
werp
over
■
share were paid in 1961/ This was the 760th
whioh Kroger- paid
dividends,- out -of ? cun-ent
-•
•
•I L/.
shareowners
An
on
1961
of
more
than
per
-
mmrter" lfi'fil
fourth
Feb^ ie 1962 brineine ^the' total to
opened its doors on Feb. .16, 1962,-biinging -the total to
ODened
SaUJS ln$45 million recorded in 1960. However, sa'les of TV, stereo
tne 11 1 ^^aner of. 1961 were-$51 million, ,a 13^ increase
the
f
Magnetic Metals Co.—Sales,,
.
;
^ pt°m'°r 90 ^nts per'-share,
$5^^49
stores
; -;v- ■v.:.---/;'■' The company -continues 'to show large sales, gains according, to Eresi( 'dent Frank Freimann, with' January -sales approximately-40% ahsad of
"•' last year, .a rate the.^^company: expects to maintain for the full year
f to achieve'its 1962 sales goal of $200 million.
' , -
compared with sales, of $l,870,289i637
ln 1960, a drop of 1%, Mr. Hall reported.
Ihe sales decline occurred
in the first three quarters of the year. However, in-the fourth quarter
soundness
.
There
$1-,842,342,667
Earnings
-
BUSINESS—The company of 106-11 157th
St.; Jamaica,'N. Y./ manu¬
factures .flnij
markets
a
line
of
greeting' cards cbnsistirig of both
oerious
and
humorous
cards
prepared
for every day and
holiday
Tire
'
'•'.U*
B. Hall,
to
Sales
sales
'
indebtedness;- the balance of the
capital of: the company :and its
subsidiaries.
occasions.
-
share.
shares
increase of 17,7% over the $23,President, announced;. 7
Long,
;-Magnavox Co.—Quarterly. Report—;
gradual improvement in
sales
since
mid-year, and the earnings trend was "steadily
upward
during -the latter part of 1961, Mr. Hall said.
- '
•>"'"■••
>
1
Net income for the year 1961 was $16,952;685 after' taxes. - Thi^ com¬
pares
with net income of $23,478,029 after taxes in .1960. Provision
for Federal income taxes-totaled $18,083,000 for 1961..
7
"
■
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Offered—
on
through the offering of 110,000 shares, at $3.50
proceeds
report
.
underwriting group, made the initial
this
>7
'<7inA<nn«f'<
f'. by Joseph
six
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co. Inc., New York City,
as
">
Kroger Co.—Sales, Net Down—
Thu
of
-Co.,
Vv?
c>> ■' ' 'v'1;. 7'--.
403.
.J A£fLjf' compa"y drop for the year„; it was reported
ended 1961.with an upturn in sales
earnings despite an overall
•
Mass.,
p.
;
*"
1385.
Co.
an
.
and
In
an
interim
report to shareholders, Board Chairman Daniel C.
Gainey said the firm had occupied a new diploma plant in Red Wing,
Minn., built a new office addition to its announcement plant in Shelbyville,; Tenn., opend a fourth yearbook plant in Cambridge Md " and
acquired
195,
"V
-•
announcements,
colleges.
a
$27,897,848,
were
reported, in 1960, -J,-M.
announced earnings' for
compqny has
i960.—v.
company
the,six
31, 1961
per
,
Net
year
Dec.
698,975
1'.' V
.19Bi7of- $8,862,582 or $1.6!
share. Earnings for 1960 were $11,123,275 or $2.02 per share. .'7 77;; ^'"p two new
Kresge President, H, JB. Cunningham, stated that' losses p.n rTisp'osal "rC,!-tlonai store
of fixed assets and 'the- settlement of a 'prior
year tax «ss$8Smeiftf<jd^7.C
tributed $1,193,568 or 22 cents per share to* tlie 1961 earnings decline.
v
Sales for the year were $432,838,450, up $14,638,540 or. 3.38%
over
f" ,
The
5%
has reported net -income <of $393,000,
or
15c per share, for the six. months ended Dec. 21, 1961, compared to
<350,000, or 13c per share, in the same period a year ago.: .;
::
p Longs Drug Stores, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Rise— > ; i;;
V Net sales pf
this Oakland, Calif.,
company for
the year'.'ended
s
rlMet .rprofit• Jor the 1961 calendaf year was $682,261,. .or $.1.09 per
S.) Kresge Corp.—Earnings Decline—7X7J;7-'77,share on the 627,000 shares outstanding. This compares with the
>
£
•
Josten's, Inc.—-Six Months' Report—
This
> >.
;
12y2C
.
the boaid
plus 3% in
cash
total cash dividends of 70c and
/
.
with
compares
basis.
1961 'to
for
the company paid
195, p.
This
equivalent
an
declared
dividends
1961.^7
dividend-of
record
_
412,401
;pl,
regular quarterly cash
3%; stock/dividend,, both -payable April ,26, *1962^ to
as
of the close of business March -16, ,1962.
stockholders
—V. 194,
.
the
,
Earnings'
Up—
1-
Thiss Gamden, 14.
J., manufacturer of electromagnetic cores and
the basic needs of the electrical and,-electronics indus-
shields serving
tries, :rep.orted. that
sales- for,.the. year 4961
were,the
highest
in the
-
Volume 195 :
Number 6137
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r.
.
history. Net income and<earnings per-share were also up
previous year. Sales in 1961 totaled $11,146,484. Net earnings
the
over
$503,507,
were
in
Earnings
61
or
cents
1960
$480,842,
were
$10,978,857.—V. -194,
;t
share.
per
cents
58
or
1385.
p.
share,
a
7 "7 '
r
,
Fund.
to
;M
sales
on
interest
Net
the
of
of
cents.
41
of
Shirt Co.—Annual Report—
Manhattan
Dec.',31—'
sales.
Net
,
Net
.
Net
of
Federal
after
earnings
Shares
..
outstanding
earnings
V-V. ,194,
income
tax—
$2.29
■
making adjustment for • the capital gain distribution'
stock holdings amounted to 66.22%. at December'
Research
at December 31,
1960.—V.
189,
""■
company -reported
Sales
1961.
history
it::
in
increase
for
and
earnings for that
the-
international
of
-
,17.5%
a
income
gross
period
(help
•-/■n'; ^ '>• :v"
M
;
firm,
comparable
7- 7-'
'iv.;
u
comparable
■
-
$455,300
were
six
months
According to
and
their
quarter
in
■777"
of
that
note
month
in
•
s
offices
of Manpower's offices
not normally reported as a part of
a:
are
earnings.
total
period
sales
However,"
of
commented
;ed,
he
branch
our
were-$22,946,000
' it
franchise
chise
and
to
as-compared
77~7:K77
are .franchised
are franchised
the
is
!
corporate
$18,925;000
$2.64
1721
p.
thfe
on
J
-
for
the
Merck & Co. Inc.
'•">
Period
sales
.'mmnmon
-
BU&INESS—The
,.,
„.
141
of
company
W.
36th
.
„
-r
New
Street,
York
,
Ended
-.quantity
blouses
such
of
brassieres, blouses
pants or shorts as
and
shirts,
as
and
combinations
well
as
ahd -lrouseis. •<
more than 5,000
iIt
regularly sells, .to
chain, mail order and
department
vu
'
'
*
and
boys'
*
including
f0r
The
company's
manufacturing, 'warehousing,
of
increase
10th
will
company
consecutive
;■":j
i.
G.i DaVis,; Jr.>
Analysts.
:
1962
The
j:
chising
;
.
D.
'*
profit
for
0f
•
-
■
share
;
■
•••
earnings, of
The
about
company's
Davis
'
cents,"" he
60
•
-
said.
•—
-
would
This
the
-v
Carter
total
the
he
to
Open' abbiit
will
than
more
basic> way
said
:
V
195
•';
•
v
•
line; with(: sales
gains,'!"
1,000,
retail outlets ; in
300
he
1962,
7
declared.
*
:
-
'J..'"
■
;
"
-
'
*
-
■
*'
*' *
9X)
uep.
7
■:r
hv
•iirrHprwritinf#
-nn
„
shares
will
sale
the
.
to
of
paper
and
are
sold
under
All"
n
'Eat-It-All"
_
heart"
the
:
shares
matches,
straws
are
,fho
the
noiYJOO
of
a
Dec.
fiscal
writers
have
therein
set
agreed
share
29%
195,
in
to
$2,929,463,
share on the
the
21,
fiscal
1961.
equal
after
18,
Super
--..v.^
for
severally,
subject
purchase
from
the
to
and
terms
before
special credit
3,305,773
a
to
-
year
:
:
earnings from
Sept.
12,
the
date
$4,543,000,
was
outstanding
during
-
daily
a
production
from
shares
average
- -
compared
the year averaged
of
average
averaged
15; 145
in
the
14,045
prior
mcf per day compared
daily in I960, an increase of 7%.—V. 194, p. 276?.
gas
61,409
'
*
Co.r—Unveils
'
Air
<
'
New.
optional
model mf the
Beechcraft
Baron
\
,
be'
wide,
t
service
7
already
for
Li
in
the
U.
*71
-
S.
and
-
aircraft.
Suggested
turn
gyro
a
the .basic
volume
indicator.,
,-,
7
C, .Stanford
H. Cohan,
President of Nation¬
establishment of a new merchandising sub¬
the
'
D:
C*
-7;
7
-
Mr.-Cohan' stated,
acquired,"
for
debentures
42,000
7lhe
same
7 past
increase
no
increase
Virginia
and
the estates
in
operating
in
the
of
number
to
over
900.
Maryland,
New
/areas
of
r..:7-LviV77L7-.'7y
o!-
;
net
'(through
private (placement
investors."
of
group 4of :institutional
a
Mr;--Cohan
(at
stock
common
pointed
increased
has
years,
and
to
of
shares
group.
six
469%
50
.
'^Additional expansion^ capital in the amount-of $300,000 was;recently
v
the.
Washington,
also sells money orders
and. Missouri. 7 77;.;;, -■
company
■-:
be realized with virtually
acquisition is expected to
can
new
the
in
,*.(<<&)'.
largest money order firm, pres¬
markets, -thereforenthe additional
same
per -share
5%%,
Warrants
sold
were
to
out
sales
profit '831%,-—V.
$10
195,
that Nation-Wlde,-over the
volume *410%gross earnings
p. 524.
7.;,-v/\
;
'
National Acme
7'i
.
•
r
T.
Strimple, President, has reported sales of $26,090,944 and net
profit of $1,416,208, or $2.83 per share, ,for the year ending Dec. 31,
1961, after Federal income tax provision of $1,480,000. This compares
with sales of $29,854,007 and net profit of $1,776,396, or $3.55 per
share,
7
universally
,
LL'SJ-HV.J'
Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
L.
for
provision
:
Is
...
autopilot include: three axis
The
^710 ' year
the
ending Dec. 31,71960, after Federal income tax
Dividends totaling $2.50 per share were paid
year
$1,665,000.
of
during the year, the same amount paid in I960.—-V. 194, p. 2336.
?
retail
bank
and
D.
Securities Sold Privately—
Beech
some
Corp,—Acquisition—
the
as
Jersey, -Ohio
:'."''.S"T7
!
1
Check
Z'v'.'W
■
sales of the corporation will be increased approximately
result .of acquiring the principle assets and agency L
of another money order organization, trading in the Wash¬
D. C. and Virginia areas as the International Money Order
outlets
the.
through
$3.46
'?■'*
"'v
also announced
costs.
^
been
for
customized
item'-exclusively
outlets
w,,
has
certificated
7,344,015
2,120,000
.
ently maintains offices in these
busi-
->.r\
7,966,000
7,951,066
i.—-
sidiary, NWC Enterprises, Inc.
•
7. Nation-Wide," the country's second'
equipment
twin-*engine
H-14
FAA
offered
retrofit,
„
r L
be
soon
will
It • w
,2?r and
^
sales
will
and
8,350,000
;
end
year
;'s
■network
of the new autopilot. Beech
Baron
10.
p.
ington,
7Co. of Washington,
7 The
and
taxes_»>^r.^^_i_^»
-
at
I960
^56,419,909 245,561,634
* 46,301,066
15,310,015
2,095,000
share^>»__«_«-w—$3.80
per
million,
sale.s
Queen
1961
,
!—
outstanding
Nation-Wide
.
as
7 '
Annual gross
,$6
v:
'
available
Federal
:>,.v:
the
„
j
Regulator
" 1
Murphy Corp.—Annual Report—
before
—V. -195,
or-A
National
On
7
Feb.
stabilization and
.
Robert
.
.
full-time
filing
/: the
that this
reported
was
S.
company
fund
plans to raise
debentures and
and president said the company was
covering the proposed offerings with
Commission. The additional common is
Oelman,
chairman
registration
a
statement
Exchange
and
Securities
be
to
Co.—Proposed Financing—
Register
it
1962
by selling $50,000,000 of sinking
additional shares of common stock.
319,090
....
Cash
23,
$80,000,000
over
Options
stockholders
first" to
offered
approach
automatic
each
M
the
in
ratio
of
one
for
share
new
shares held.
25
.
available
the
with
H-14
glide path;
and
pitch
trim.
•'/
-7
fully automatic ILS local¬
control; course director tie-in;
altitude
'
'
f
'
"
There
National
record
in
history of a rights offering by National
Cash
Register to its stockholders. The company's latest trip to the
bond market was on June 2,
1960, when it sold $40 million of 43A%
sinking fund debentures, due June 1, 1985, through an underwriting
group headed by Dillon, Read & Co.
include:
(
The
autopilot including options weighs 31.2 pounds (24.3 lbs. without
options) ..and is believed to be the lightest currently certified allweather autopilot.-—V. 195, tp. 910.
'
7
t
; r ;
,
Is
world's
no
Cash
largest
recent
Register,
Hills, Calif.,
joint managers of
as
v
the
Of
total
shares
165,000
year-end
the
1960
194,
637.
p.
^
cash
and
Dayton,
registers. It also Is a
bookkeeping machines.
counted its
,
assets
at
'
.
more
'
.
than
y
,
Ohio,
the
Is
leading maker
The-.company
,
$340 million.
:
«
,
:
-
underwriting syndi-
an
National Screw & Manufacturing Co.—Annual Report
Increased
stock
-conditions
of
—V.
cate, made the initial public sale of <this -firm's common
on Feb. 23 through the offering of 215,000
shares,
at $5 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed. . -;
3%
accounting
as
Mobile, Rentals ;Corp.—Comnion Offered—-Hardy &
Uo^ New York City, and Kleiner, Bell & Co., Beverly
mechanical
at
headquarters
with
of
producer
of
r
a
fiscal
;.X
oil and gas liquids for
taxes
Earned
Adaptive flight Mcontrol, Honeywell said the
and
30, i96i were
preferred, divi-
adjustment
period.
$101,666
1
Co.
earnings
-Shares
$74,■
■■
new
retail
izer,
number of common
average
after
year
Sept.
the
Refining
Murphy.
r,;£
Net
220.
p.
straight and level.
:
name
,
ended
-year
to
'
''.QnrOO+J
,
day,
per
Natural
Federal
yaw damping and turn coordination, pitch
and roll
.command, automatically synchronized heading control,
allattitude engage, full-time single engine recovery in turns as well as
ice cream cones
marketed under
«
was
paid
"
$179,398
per
increased
•.
autopilot ..will ;be
the
,
Functions of
1911
the
&
"
'Earnings
are.
.
in
income
outstanding during
dividend
under
products
states.
net
to
employing the
adv.®Pced spacecraft fHght control systems- and
conventional autopilots, ^was introduced
fn al^ *e
control,
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several under-
%
*
containers
These
requirements to $1.33
stock
and
cups
/inntn inni'n
plastic
revenues—Net sales
;
book
paper
paper
«1n oj-i/ii
o
its
^!i
tor,,and
was
in
Oil
on
of crude
Sales
price
for
the
H-14
without
optional equipment is $5,488 plus installation, the company said.
The basic autopilot consists of a .computer- a flight controller, three
pneumatic servos, a directional gyro Indicator, a vertical gyro indica¬
own
the company
Md.,
business .founded
a
for
..
applicable- .to-Beechcraft,-Cessna, -.Aero .Commanderj- Piper and .other
the names of "Sweet¬
manufactured by the
its subsidiaries in 24 plants .located, in 13 states within-
$42,740,974 and
dend
Mills,
to
"Maryland Match," its cones tinder
name
l +
and
and
united
Its
"Guildware."
and
company
;.-7-
the
cents
27
or
quarter
" "
and ,Queen .Air.
twin-engine
"Sweetheart," '.'Sanita"^md "Eagle". Its book matches
names
the
46%
.
familyv It. is engaged.,principally in>the manufacture
drinking straws,
cups,
trade
the. successor
as
plastic containers.
the
t7;?!
1926
,
attitude
BUSINESS-r-Headquartered at -Owings
1960
share).
per
this issue.—V. 495, .;p. .524.
; Period Ended Dec. 31—
\
1
£./•;**.i• ..v-/'<[^ •.,-svv?;1'vfj,; J1-. .:V^\ /Z"'-;
1
to the continued
lng the need for specific advance - instructions.,
,
Honeywell said "the H-14 is -now in production.and
76.9% of the shares.
incorporated in
by the Shapiro
27,813300
aii'PlaPe it ^ "to-'Control. The .adaptive autopilot .contains electronic;
circuitry which in. effect permits.it to '.'think for Itself," thus elirainat-
-
j*rnnn
continue
share,
per
with 57j269 mcf
a jloss of power in one engine
by smoothly banking -the ahcraft to maintain the .-.intended flight path.
A conventional autopilot must be electronically taught in advance
each -condition .it 'Wiu .encounter and the- flight characteristics' of the
py^n unaerwmmg.group neaaea
after
and
Ijnxj.,
of 'Ingram
year.
barrels
H-14-will*automaticallyicompensate for
The offering
mon
for
'
-7:
'
<L
18
company's
'
-
$122,664,
Volume
'
the
for
^|^E^VeiUQ
( Super
:
did not constitute .new financing by the
company. The. shares were sold by .certain members of
the Shapiro family; the whole Shapiro family prior to
the sale owned 88.9% of the 2,176,955 outstanding com¬
,
the
increased
models.
said
approved
.
11
'
.
$1.37
"year.
Finance
division,
funds in use.
company's
^
.
Beechcraft
Beech
by Lehman Brothers. The stock, which was priced at
$37.25 per share, was oversubscribed.^ ,.
;
the
quarter
^E^nnea^oHs-llcjxieywell^
*1or tn®
aircraft
,w
'
•*
*
.
& >Bradstreet»
Production
Commercial
v.-,
°rganiz
;
Maryland c.up Corp.—Common Offered-rA secondary
offering Of 260,000 shares of this firm's common stOCk;
wflfmaHp- F*»h
was maae
of
.fourth
over
I960.
organization,; fhe
Mf.
-.
Dun
properties
or
4
bringing
-
.<■
115
n
Factors'
40%
for
the
^
discount merchandlsii
discount-merchandising is ' and will continue to. 7
*we ^ will 'penetrate the -national - paint
market,"
*'
«"
"
•
.in
I960
'
Aircraft Uorp. disclosed that it ^will market' the ^H^l4 ui^er th®;"
Beechcraft trademark -through Its worldwide distributor andv dealer
with
f
"Franchising and
.'franchising" and
1
.profits
in
cents
six
to exceed
:
$55,337,000 volume-reported in I960.—V.
over
V^%
-
compare
lor 13
stated .that *"sales
expected
are
company was merged into
For the year 1960, net Income
£omPany s*ld,rthe autopilot, called the H-14r is in J;he same
t-design (family ,as systems-Honeywell has-developed >for'the hypersonic
*
,
said.
Mary
.
■
■
•
•the
An adaptive autopilot .for light twin-engine aircraft,
a share on sales of $12,400,000 ln49$0.. ...'.7.
-V
sales target 'for 1962 is more than $25,000,000, with l
%"a: substantial; Increase
■■■
^
outlets
paint
»
»
.
President,"
1962,
that
>1961»
company's aggressiveSrbgrar^' ior^^ Porce^Tlyna.Soar
and discount merchandising of paint and
Simultaneously with the announcement
the
reflect
7
■
Mill
of
share,
per
period
*
York Society^^"of Security^
.
greater
improvement
ip V
New
even
$56,592
ing the period, after preferred dividends. Results include
j,
'
profit
Minneapolis-Honeywell
sales and' earnings for the
approxima'tely ^S^'-over 1960-,^,V.
.
*
1
Yankauer, President, attributed the gains
now
cents
.
earnings of 48 cents
.(
t
"V*
during 'i960.—-V. 194,
0
- ;; \:i7;'- 77:.,;7
•
7-7'
-
other'do-it-yourself products,"" Mr. Davis said.
*
■
'
"The bookkeeping is not yet complete, but the accountants indicate
complete,'but
.that for last.year we will show:; salesvof about $15,500,000 and per
•
•
"
-Annual Report-
net
high
1961, "up
President; told the
anticipates
:
gains
retail
record
during
company
he said'
"These
report
year
'
from
,
the
.an
was
accounts
34
.
The
w
outstanding
on
a
volume up T7%
for the year
announced by; this -corporation. Earnings;
were .$605,564 or $1.24 per share, up
from $465,428 or
growth
Mary :Carter-Paint "Co.T^-SalOS, Earnings Up—
'
in
31,v^1961
year
-.101,000
shipping, facilities
and
1961,: as compared with the" like
from
$723,684,' net' income
in
corporation had consolidated net income of $5,045,000 in 1961,
increase of 11%
over
the previous year, according to preliminary
'figures, D. H. Murphy; Jr.,"President has announced. This is equivalent
to $1.43 per share on the average of 3,472.657 shares
outstanding dur-
j
21300,000
the
like
.
-
.
share
The
*
~56,too,ooo
per"shareI~I"IZIirir~I
7,i9if)oo
which
sold
54%—j
electro-mechanical
per
Murphy .Corp.—Earnings Up 11%—
com-
that
Dec.
Net
are
as
228,578,000 218,143,000
Autopilot—
*.
were'$10,980,000
.
31-
Dec.
nationwide
items,
<
against
as
49,213^000
waiter
located In New York City, Tennessee, Alabama^and South Carolina.
194, '.p. 957.
.
.v
are
>^v.
'
$12,288,000,
•
national
products
its
40,000 stores throughout the United States.
mu
30,
and
Moody's Investors Servipe—rAsset Sale Approved—
See
:
$1<09 per share, reported for 1960. Volume increased-to a record high
of $263v856,000, compared to $225,827,000 reported In 1960. -
tr,"tv
'
'
•
customers,
stores
^ensembles
and
men's
some
pajamas
and
v
:
..53!s9i!ooo
30%
A
ended
is
31.
electronic
increase In 'earnings
$1,009,240
Kaufman,
June
producer, of
54%
share)
per
(G. C.)
major
a
cents
ended
Dec.
to
rose
20
K : Allen
'
of
sales
Mill Factors Corp.—Earnings Up 30%
.
City,
ended
Sales
(or
J.,
a
r-v. 194, p., 2227.
-
producer, importer and distributor .of women's,
^misses', and
childrpnsportswear. priced jpants, shorts and blouses and al ne 0
s popular
ladies
In
addition,
it impoits
and
sells
a
substantial
l'-.-!• '
months
,
j__:
Earned0
were
of the
sale
net
:
-7-*-7 ;>y.; y
■
150,000 shares will be
added to the working capital of the company.
.
•
>
......
Corp.—^Common Offered—On Feb;
Net proceeds from
I
■
shares
average
u
six'
sold by "the company and *75,000 by ceiTaln Stockholders,
offering was oversubscTibed:;;iv^vf;;Z:iv?i'-:!f::^^;'::;;.;7y:5
'
Neptune, N.
equipment, reports
subject to audit;/: :
*»..
.y y • *
» .-..v-'W-i
With
cohipared-
•
After'payment*of preferred dividend^,' earnings per share were $2.21,
the.average Common "shares outstanding during 1961. This compares
.with
;
significant: to
offices-for,the
.stock at $7 per share. Of the total, 150,000 shares
(
•
.■
'as
20, 1962, Bernard M. ICahn & Co., Inc.,'New "York City/- -Pre-tax.income.—
suffered publicly, 225,000; shares of i;his firm's ,common;;., ^?eL
c
This
on
777:
Marlene Industries
;
'$407,256,000;
1961: were
•
rsiX, month period ended Dec. 31, 1960."—~V. 194, p. ,2226..
,
*
-
sales 4fi
I960' when
I960.
to
rose
response
automated
Monmouth Electric Co., Inc.—Earnings
Up
,
Th<» corporation, has. announced preliminary figures,
thcJ yGftif" 6titlcd tDco31r 1961
±
v,.f
per -share.',
Mr. Winter ("75%
sales
statement
7:77
cents
50
or
sales
its
.
•
$359,869,000 for I960.*
v
7Net
earnings
after
taxes for 1961
were
Manpower Inc. income resulting from branch office sales and income
552,000 for 1960. Income taxes for 1961
from franchisees was $11^947,800,.contrasted with ;$10,606,300 In the -pared Avith$14,930,000'Tbr 19601' * :
-earnings
.
-.Mead
Manpower;;;
,
Co.—Sales, Earnings Set Record—
7'
the-Ty
highest in
said
*.*k
w
<•
483 000
$2,000,000, a record level."
p.
i
-f
t
He
added that Monmouth expects to continue
to
maintain
current
77.-L- 7;<'.7^77777;,J■1v.t:-1'"'t
profit margins," "which should result in an increase in earnings over
Corp.—r-Sa'les -Up* NetsLDown—- »'
> -t : . "
7
"
the 29 cents per share
reported; in Tiscal 1961."—V. 195, p. 404.
7./.
r^t earhingsshare, the period ^nded Dec. 31, 1961-Were; $534 POP, or -.7
^or
59
cents per
up from tue
i. v'
7
the
represent
temporary
Presidenfr - Elmer...-Winter..;
Written.--—Y.7195,
increase ;in net earnings and
a
the six months ended Dec. 31,
and
.
$36,379,000 from $32,326,000 in 1960, a gaip of
to increased demand plus
full-capacity operation
plant in Arkansas, the company's net profit last year
advanced to. $1,751,000 or $2.75 a
share, 'from $1,068,000, or $1.68 a
share, a year earlier.—V. 194, p. 2336.
*;
The- amount subscribed_for included *he $3,553,500 of
Manpower, Inc.—Sales, Net Set RecordsThe
Net
12.5%.! In
of
debentures-which Hunt Foods and Industries,' Incr has;'
agreed to subscribe for," and which were not under? (Z
,
Rubber
debt,
This Akron, Ohio, producer of
tires,-tubes tread rubber and repair
materials, reported its net sales and earnings reached new all-time
highs in 1961.
1241.
p.
The remaining debentures were purchased by a group
of underwriters headed by Gbldman, Sachs & Co.^
Laboratories, Inc.—Appointment
StSf Son^on^ifoMiS'^SaiS-T'Srp.
12.6%
Mohawk
Common
,.
>
Mann
company will
consist of $1,531,947
of long-term
shares of common stock.—V, 194, p. 1722.
;
415'044
debentures due Feb. 1," 1992, some $9,739,000, or 97.6%, v
;' '; $1.95
of the total, were subscribed for through the exercise'
L:-:77v';77'77;' °f rights which expired Feb. 16..-,; f :
;y-vy-. .*
<■*
77;
423 345
'
—
2226.
p.
the
__
stock__:y:___,L_
common
share
per
of
..
1960
r;
$41,134,811",
7' 7; Net earnings before Federal income tax-^.T-y
'
services
McCall Corp.—Debenture Subscriptions—On * • v-k/. 19, :
Feb.
v
the corporation announced that of. its offering to stock1'624»286'^holders"-of'$9,983,*000 of 4%% convertible subordinated
v
.
trust
many
31, 1961 was $23.96 as compared
in
1960,
an
increase
of
15.8%,
period
1
!
,
1961
$43,016,914
■
the
December
at
corresponding
31, 1961 as compared to 59.16%
Period Ended
in
investors
value
asset
($21.06
for: the. year; after
7-: 77"
'
•
growing
a
company's
(979) ? 11
sold
were
for
the-:
plant
efficiency and careful cost controls enabled the
maintain fiscal 1961 sales and earnings close to 1960
decreased business
activity
and
intense
competition,
H. P. Ladds, President, said in the annual report to shareholders.
to
company
Mevels
com¬
despite
*
''
forth, "to
the
the
stockholders
selling
re¬
and 50,000 for Ms E. Hersch, President and Board
Chairman, who will retain 49.77% of the outstanding
pany,
below ■oppos1^
'
'
-
T.ehman
Lehman
Prnthore
Brothers
Auchincloss,
Shares
path
Bache
4,800
Co
&
Ball,
J.
7:
Burge
Barth
&
'
C.n
'V
Co
&
:
ner
&
Smith
'
ft ROD
-
8,800
2,200
2,200
Newburger '& Co.___
4,800
The
J:
&
Bradford
&
Brown .&
C.
Alex.
Sons____.
M.
F.
duPont
I.
&
Co
Goldman,
195,
Sachs
p.
&
Walston
Bros.
&
Gardner______
&
Life
Fund
32.6%
ovfer
&
8,800
Co.
2,200
i
.-
i
-
,A:+.
Reach
»
j
•».*•
15,500
•
New
*
a
,
*
High—
of $82,250,911 was reported for the
December 31, 1961; This* compares with
assets
at
1960
:>.
Fund—Assets
at December 31,
2,200
4,800
Boyce____—
White, Weld & Co., Inc
Life
4,800
Co., Inc._:
Westheimer
Co.____15,500
"high itt total net
$64,058,324
&
Co., Inc._
Stein
4,800
i-
Massachusetts
increased
4,800
The Robinson-Humphrey
9.
'r..
new
W.
8,800
& Son.s__.__—.
Massachusetts
A
Reinholdt
8,800
Eberstadt & Co—
A. G. Edwards
—V.
R.
4,800
—
2,200
Co
Corp
—__—__15,500
Pressprich & Co.___l 8,800
4,800
Byllesby & Co., Inc.__ .2,200
Francis
Ohio
Paribas
Co._^____:'4,800
& Co.__
Burnham
H.
Co.__
1960,
and
...
___15.50Q
Inc.l_-_-—,.15,500
8,800
Boettcher
t
'
Co
Bear, Stearns & Co._
;-.t J:
•
f McKelvy & Co.-___L_-A_7:_i_ 2,200
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen7
1
Co._T__l„ 2,200
Kraus-^_—^ 4.800
.-_.L_____.___ 4,800
Co
&
&
Freres
Lazard
8,800
Baker,' Watts r&
At.
Hallgarten
.'(Ira Haupt & Co
;
J. A. Hogle &
Red-
^common -stock.;'':!
Shares
,,
TToillcortAn
50,500
&
'
,
v-?-'RO' Rfin
; i'1-
Parker
gain of 28.4%. In addition, sales
also reached a new high, reflecting
a
For
'
r%ntaTar\r.
'
w-i.
PROCEEDS—Net
be
■
'
•!'
xtil
"
proceeds "from
the
sale
of
' ~"
its
165,000
,
'
'
will
company
and
used
BUSINESS—The
Calif.,
leases
will
proceeds
and
be
primarily
added
tp
to
the
general
acquire-additional
funds
trailers.:
"of
per
kitchens,
customers
suant
of 2472 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles,
trailers'to ^commerce, industry and government,
showrooms
and
bunk
houses.
The
company
assists
with
windows,
wood
lighting.. Others-are
office
needs.
7 'REVENUES
eight
panelling,
leased
with
vinyl tile
^ir
flooring
/months
AND iCAPITALIZATTON—On
ended
Aug.
31,
1961,
a
pro
combined
and
on
share.
t
;■
of
of ^current
financing,
outstanding
capitalization
of
income
gross
speciality
fasteners,
1961
fiscal
with
193,
of
the
chain,
compared with
7 7
7
totaled $1,011,999, or $3.01
earnings of $1,1)02,421, or $3.58 a
year
7y
2669.
p.
the
to
The
<
the
Mills
Rolling
Col—Common
Offered—Pur¬
Feb. -20
prospectus, an underwriting group
<Sc Co., Philadelphia, offered publicly
of this firm's common stock at $15 per
Of7the
,
repay
general
a
funds
total
shares; 120,000
sold
were
80,000 by certain shareholders...the
net
demand
of
the
by
the
.
proceeds to the company, $837,000 will be
loan with the remainder being added
bank
company.
;
approximately $90,000 for additooling equipment, $75,000 for equipment to
increase' the capacity of its electro-galvanizing line, $65,000 for the
construction of additional steel storage facilities and $39,000 (for the
acquisition of a tract of land comprising 11-acres located Adjacent
'tional
]■
for the
.company and a.predecessor affiliate,aggregated $731,703 and combined
.net .income,^was $106,688, -equal to 34 cents per'-common share.
On
completion
to
fluorescent
X'r :
a
PROCEEDS—Of
used
the customers'
forma basis,
total income
to
company and
-special ' lighting,-.
conditioning,
equipment, furniture or partitioning, depending
7- 7- / V'
*7
; 7
the
year.—V.
200,-000 shares
its
in
and
only
and
headed by Drexel
determining the-number and model of trailers, interior
equipment. Any trailer which 'the company has modified
can be returned :to its
original design and remodified 'to meet -another
.customer's specifications. Some trailers-are Teased as
"shells," fitted
layout
1961,
30,
Nov.
standard
compared
previous
National
and adapts its'trailers for a
variety yof specific'requirements sUch as
offices,
laboratories,^conference :rooms,'Jstorage facilities, lavatories,
field
the
for
share,
common
of
equipment, totaled $25.J.37,217,
$26,664,555 in the i960 fiscal year.
of
earnings
share
^7
»
ended
year
handling
the
company
sells
income
Net
the company to .establish several branch -offices in various
cities throughout the 'U. S.; to purchase an initial stock of trailers
for these offices;-and to retire a certain short-term bank loan. The
the
fiscal
materials
gross
"
shares
used by
balance* of
the
integrated, manufacturer
and
"to
its
company
machinery
present
proposes
to
spend
and
property.
' '
-
;;'7
.
,
'77
-
headquarters at Malvern. Pa., is
engaged primarily in the manufacture of steel suspension systems used
;;
"BUSINESS—The/company
with
.
'
v
12
income
$2,644,679
were
1
.
Authorized
'
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Railway
Net
"the terms and conditions set forth in 'the purchase contract,
from the company and the selling shareholders an aggre¬
gate of 200,000 shares of common stock, each underwriter agreeing
to purchase the number of shares set forth opposite its name below
on
Net
purchase
Co
Bache
&
Co
Bacon,
"Whipple & Co
2,500
Glynn & Co
Collings
C.
Davenport
&
DeHaven
Schwabacher &
Inc.
2,500
—
Co.,
&
4,000
4,000
Inc,_-_——,
Co
7,000
2,500
& Co
Townsend,
Smith,
Barney
'; Crouter
4,000
Bodine—
&
,
j
Kirkland & Co.
4,000
Ripley & Co., Inc. 13,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.-—
9,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
4,000
W. C. LanglCy & Co
9,000
—V. 194, p. 2444.
Jenks,
Harriman
National
Starch
Provision
Net
taxes—
taxes—
for
4,246,164
——-
3,361,318
special non¬
earnings
Total
earnings
After
1.58
of
use
consolidated
on
194, p. 1949.
.merchandise
Opera ting! and
Federal,
;
include operations
well
loss of American Parboard, Inc.,
contributed 17 cents per share
Video
Net
National Video.
of
is,
and
sale
primarily
to TV
set
has
.1953
tubes
note
$382,112
A
shares
(50c
shares
(50c
par)
Inc.:
($1
at
2,000,000
.
•
646,667
underwriters
Co.
&
—V.
named
below have
entered
into
Co._
Blair
9,000
„
&
Walston
&
changed
is
of
North
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
A
and
$
oper.
revenue..
expenses
ry.
is
and
of
?i!^nc€
Co.—Appoint¬
registrar
of
will
this
19Q0A
194,
$43,650,000 during -1961 in
improvement of facilities in the
and
'
2228.
p.
'•
'
'
■'V»
\
31—■
Dec.
Ended
G^ofs
v -1961
/'■>.
operattog- revenues^..
operating expenses——
and amortization_i^i^L__^;
including federal taxes on income-
Taxes,
Provision
*
income—
on
:
——
■:
»
$
647,888,000
335,448,000 -304,171,000
66,862,000
59,012,000
148,587,000
148,4*53,000
6,509,000
federal
deferred
for
i960
•
■$
695,708,000
^
and
Maintenance
Depreciation
^
9,010,000
state
and
Net
operating
•
557,406,000 520,646,000
138,302,000 127,242,000
revenues——
income——..—w——'—
1,694,000
2———i———;
income—
Gross
r
deductions—
revenue
902,000
139,996,000
128,144,000
37,755,000
35,579,000
102,241,000
—
92,565,000
deductions—-
Bond Interest and other Income
—_————■a-—:
income——
Net
declared
for
—
18,336,000
74,229,000
51,457,000
46/616,000
32,448,000
stock
common
18,336,000
83,905,000
stock
preferred
on
Remainder—Available
declarded
stock..
common
on
__———
/
for- the
Average
of
"This
public.
the
by
A
common
interests
of
the
27,613,000
to
held
be
to
on
the
shareholders
May
3,
If
1962,
for
the
the
approved,
which
195,
approval
p.
will be
749. V
year
1961—12 Mos.—1960
$
$
10,983,614 127,202,495 134,044,436
10,107,720 122,456,057 121,063,593
4,746,438
12,980,843
1,397,204
19,577,295
16,625,331
for
the
year
He
the
On
per
for
stocks,
1961
this
was
compared
13'689-340 shares outstanding
12,980,340 shares outstanding
C?nfi°,1.ida^d °perat;lng
compared with
on
$299,361,000 for
Dec.
31,
revenues
1960. \
equivalent
with
$2.24
both
and
cents
per
1961.—V.
year 1961
I960, It was
to
$2.20
per
per
share
for
on Dec. 31, 1961 and on
1961
Mark
Inc.,
of
share
...
$1.52
1.49
_
' V '
$1.38
1.38
v
.
,
',
.
'
•
1
Light Co.—Stock Split Approved—
Pacific Power &
proposed two for one split of the common stock of this Portland,
was approved on Feb. 16 by the Federal Power Com¬
mission to take effect Feb. 23.
;
company
.
number
28%; Net Down 3%—
common
shares of the
of
W.
A.
new
a
company
as
strengthened the firm's industry position.
expenditures will result in new and
for
three
a
for
one
stock
split
in
1692.
"This
$313,970,000
division
of
Osrow
Products,
Harold
tificates
new
division
All
*
to
of
Osrow
expansion
build
volume
of
ofir automotive
spring season."
*'T^e
development
and
winter
the
first
car
part
throughout the
Laboratories
of
of
and
of
be issued
can
before March
or
on
15.
V
'
state
the
of
regulatory
Corp.—Annual Report—
Paddington
Dec.
Ended
Period
Net
1961
31—
sales—
Net
—-
earnings
2,743,187
$2.26
♦Earnings per share———————.—
earnings
share
per
distributable
stock
at
19,
Jan.
based
are
outstanding
shares
B
the
on
1961
31,
Dec.
I960
$32,143,493 $20,528,401
——y-————.—_
1,798,790
t$1.48
coriibined class A and
shares)
(1.190,950
and
stock dividend declared on both classes
1962
(23,819
shares).
tRestated
1961
and
2%
—V.
192,
p.
represents
stated
and
throughout
housewares
Harold
a
the
sales
year.
has
new
Osrow.
distribution
phase
"We
Heretofore
come
in
are
organization
to
the
chiefly
in
to give ^effect to 2-for-l stock split
stock dividend paid Jan. 19, 1962.
2510.
effected
in, July,
Parke, Davis & Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
This Detroit
find
of
earnings
net
The
of
company
sales
1961
;
1961 world-wide sales of $184,304,365
reported
$22,326,327.
7.8%
were
below
the
for 1960
record sales reported
The 1961 net earnings,, equal, to $1.50 per share, rep¬
26.7% decrease from the I960 earnings of $30,470,464, or
$200,002,706.
resented
$2.05
a
share.
per
Harry
ramphenicol
•
.......
Parke-Davis,
of
the
in
steadily
and
a
production
abroad;
manufacturing;
currency
increasing
costs
of
•
attributed the reduced
decline in Chloromycetin
price reductions by chlor-
several factors:
domestic market and
producers
vaccine
virus
President
earnings to
and
volume
sales
..
Loynd,
J.
sales
1961
problems
devaluation
encountered
in
all elements
Brazil
complete
a
accessories,
line
and
of
other
snow
new
brushes,
products
in
and
of-production
marketing.
last quarter of 1961, Parke-Davis sales amounted to
compared with $48,751,770 for the same three months of
during the 1961 final quarter were $8,360."402, or 56
cents per share.
This compares with $7,964,288 or 53 cents 4>er share,
for the corresponding 1960 quarter.—V. 194, p. 2271.
the
$48,131,529,
Earnings
1960.
Peerless
The
Tube
company
1960
for
Co.—President Forecasts
expects
and
that
Sales Incr.—
earnings for 1961 to be more than double
1961 sales should be between 10 and 15%
year.
This was disclosed in a statement to stockholders
Remington, President, appearing in the January issue of
Report."
Mr. Remington noted that, while I960 earnings of $116,822 were just
slightly under those for the previous year because of the -recession,
this means that 1961 earnings should be at least double those for the
the prior
over
by
Frederic
"The
Peerless
recent
growth
high year of 1959.
Sales volume for 1960 was
rates for the 1961 increase are about evenly
and aerosol containers.—V. 193, p. 381.
$5,028,928, and
divided between
,
scrapers,
represents
plan to gain maximum production mileage
might say that our association with Mark
two in this diversification program."
Penn-Dixie Cement
Corp.—Earnings Down—
,
/
our
year.
step
Mark
company
meta! tube
Net income
You
Laboratory Sales,
companies,
owner
is
care
Products
program,"
sales
current
sales
the
matter previously had
the
those
our
common,
v
!
commissions that exercise jurisdiction in
approved the plan, Trimble said.
There are 8,212,679 shares of $6.50 par value common authorized.
As of Jan. 8, the record date for the special stockholder meeting at
which the split was approved, there were 6,723,328 shares outstanding.
V. 195, p. 749.
;
;;y!:>>/•'
r;
shares.
Osrow,
announced.
company's
value
par
certificates
During
The new company,
to be called, Mark Laboratory Sales, will mer¬
chandise
and
distribute
chemical
products
and
related baby items
designed and patented by Mark Laboratories, Inc.
our
$3.25
emphasized that shareholders are not to send their present
to the company.
He said the present $6.50 par value cer¬
will be
treated automatically as $3.25 par value common
Trimble
and
Co., Inc.—Forms New Division—
a
shares
the additional
for
year
adjustment
p.
new.
.
certificates Will be issued to the ihareholders lor Jthe same
shares, as they held on the effective date of the .split..
Trimble, Vice-President, said it is hoped that the certificates
New
number of
of
to
these
after
the existing certificates for the company's
stock will .automatically represent an equal
adjusted for the effect of a 2%
,:
development
193,
date,
value
paT
said,
effective
the
After
$6.50
Laboratories, Inc., of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Osrow Products Co.,
Glen Cove, New York, are completing negotiations to form
President,
Mark
totaled
53,787,915
53,787,915
-
?
.
givirig effect.to 1961 3-for-l stock split.
195;'*i>: 446.>v
'
; '
♦The
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., New York City has been
appointed
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 749,
the
1960.
for
56,477,325
-.
manufacturer
fiscal
report
said
research
bulk
Machold, President. After dividend requirements
preferred
stock
55,229,907
;
share of common stock:
average shares outstanding^--end-of-year shares outstanding—
On
;
t,
improved products and the start of the new beta gauge division puts
the company in the position of offering both gamma and beta
gauges
instead of gamma gauges only.
/ •v/'r'-.v,
Net income, after Federal Income taxes, is $54,282 for 1961 equal to
45 cents per share.
This compares to $65,682 for 1960 equal to 55
Hartford RR.—Earnings-
$35,011,000
stk. outstanding:
common
year.—■
After
the
and
company
Originala Inc.—Appointment—
New York City,- has been ap¬
class B stock of the corpora¬
875,894
with
—
of
of shares
♦Number
Canada;
463,795
compared
y ®a,r^e
of
name
stated:
the
submitted
be
Cincinnati
in
annual
April
the
V
...
1,236,599
deficit
®ommon
recently
the
He
The
$
11,528,292
10,291,693
opers.
company s
directors
that
Co.
division.
ft»i°lidated nefc income of the corporation for the
the
understood
the best
serve
Meeting
28%
his
continue
««
Oil
6,000
Inc.:.—.;—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Earnings Rise—
on
that
shareholders
6,000
.
195, p. 115.
$36,079 000,
well
not
strengthening
planning to utilize
was
the
to
to Marathon
6,000
1961—Month—1960
«,
rev.
expansion
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Year End Statement-?-
,
Ore.,
of nuclear gauging systems,
ending Nov. 30, 1961.
stockholders, P. E. Ohmart, President,
reported sales rose from the 1960 level of $843,737 to $1,075,768 in 1961.
Profits, before Federal income taxes, dropped 3% from 1960's $109,-
8,500
Co.,
Telegraph
America,
class
Period. E"nd. Dec. 31—
oper.
reached
capital- expenditures
extensive
most
markets."—V.
36,624,000
been
Osrow Products
Net
34,806,000
based
years
Annual
Sales
Equities, Inc.—Appointment—
New York, New Haven &
Railway
•
history,?' Mr. Levis said. "We expect to maintain capital
expenditures at a high level. Most domestic divisions added," or started
construction of, major new facilities in order to help serve growing
40,579,000
would
become
effective
Aug.
1, 1962,
anniversary of the company's founding."—V.
In
'•
pointed registrar for the
tion.—V. 193, p. 2048.
«
said.
Levis
Mr.
company's
—v.
Inc.
&
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed New York
capital stock of the company.—V. 194, p. 1162,
Rai way oper.
-v
$1.60
Co.,j Inc.
Co.
&.
Hirsch
9,000
ment—
Bank
:$2;84
762 to a 1961 figure of $106,145.
Ohmart said the dip was due to
non-recurring expenses including the cost of moving into a new 20,000
square foot plant.
There was also a 100% increase in research and
development expenditures plus start-up expenses of a new beta gauge
;
Jenrette, Inc.
England Telephone
New York
"Domestic
the
•'
2%
%.
;
has reported
President,
II,
recommend
two
the
increased
194, p. 1549,
Commercial
drinks,"
produced
-
Ohmart Corp.—Sales Up
616,667
Donaldson, Lufkin &
9,000
——————
New
soft
and
facilities.
new
class
Shares
21,340
Co! Inc
Stearns
for
.
Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
beer
level.
♦Earnings
$1.60
L_
^
liquids
gas
name
75th
533,376
Shares
Bear,
.1
—
be
proposal
the
new
699,958
533,376
—
.
C. Allyn &
for
subsidiaries- also showed. increases in sales above
'j * ~V-"'--J-o'-'V'
;.i "Domestic earnings-- for. 1961 were moderately below those of the
preceding year largely because of continued depressed prices of containerbo&rd and corrugated shipping boxes and increased start-up costs
.operating
1960
.
$2.73
" (:.
s
...
natural
to
many
unifying
76,362
par)!
UNDERWRITERS—The
A.
bottles
"Foreign
the
End
'
:
,n
,
v' {•
Donnell
C.
tor
"The
underwriting agreement in which, subject to its terms and condi¬
tions, they have agreed to purchase severally and not jointly from the
selling shareholders the respective numbers of class A shares set forth
&
of our domestic operating divisions with sub¬
registered in plastic products, certain food container
shareholders.
an
below:
1961—32,461;
in Treasury:
' S "J,.Vi
proposed name would
par)
B
$39,215
13,807,450
name would have the advantage
company's public identification in
its marketing program and in all of its other corporate activities.
"Second, while the present corporate name has kmg been well estab¬
lished _in~ the petroleum industry throughout the United States
and
in some areas
overseas,
it tends to carry a connotation of regional
operation
to those who
are
newly acquainted with the company.
'Marathon,' on the other hand, suggests no geographical limitation;
it is, rather, a universally familiar word, not only in English but in
other
languages
as
well.
For
these reasons,
the adoption of
the
of
in monthly instal¬
including
interest,
to
Class
$38,934
14,257,169
v
—__
corporate and refined products "brand
due
Class
Bache
4,849
43,240,000
action
no
between
v
contract,
payable
in
instalments of $2,384,
including
interest, to Oct. 1, 1964—
Capital Stock:
stock
,
$318,563
primarily on two factors. First, 'Marathon'
the company's principal brand name for
marketing of gasoline -and other refined products, and a program
of
consolidating all retail marketing under that name is now in
progress.
Throughout the company's marketing area, the brand name
is more widely known than the corporate name, and the relationship
monthly
Electronics,
,
most
one-way
Dividends
1—
outstanding
_i
recommendation
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
ments
of
$6,668,
July 1, 1967
6%
land
purchase
Common
in
rose
Balance
•
stock
and
corporation
has
engaged
been,
1, 1963.
CAPITALIZATION
Rico
2,136
:—>
refined—barrelsi..^
oil
-
James
took
the
in manufacturing,
a
component part of cathode ray tubes, for sale to
Rico is a Puerto Rioan corporation operating In Puerto
Long-Term Debt:
6% first mtg.
taxes,
,
26,161
$317,569
:
;
.
.
The
-exemption
will expire Feb.
27,228
Proposed Name Change—
the manufacturers of the
is the third largest manufacturer of such
in
Stock
oil
crude
Crude
has enjoyed
It
an
totaled $569,395,656.
$34,358,911 after
V
were
I960.
preferred dividend requirements, $4.26 was earned per common
1961, compared to $4.19 the preceding year. %.
.
•
j.
Sales and earnings for the foreign subsidiaries are being consolidated
with the parent company for the
first time, Mr. Levis pointed out.
Foreign subsidiaries- being consolidated are- located 'hi Canada,;. Belgium,
Colombia, Venezuela, Switzerland, and the Bahamas.
Dividends
barrels
low manufacturing costs and has had the benefit
from ^Puerto Rican income taxes, with consequent
favorable effect upon its earnings. Such exemption from income taxes
Rico.
amortization
and nonproductive
share^_^.__—
per
Common
producing approximately one cut of every eight
country, exclusive of reclaimed tubes.
Rico Electronics, Inc.,
an
affiliate (all of whose stock is held in
trust for "the benefit of National Video stockholders)
is, and since it
business
income
Net
in this
guns,
for
12,266
28,551
been, engaged in manufactur¬
1949 has
ray tubes * (picture tubes)
for
Its .present customers include
Sears .Roebuck. It
States,
electron
109,358
13,066
expenses
income
common
paid:
Cash—per share
in -the United
commenced
$138,701
114,862
—_
Dividends
Motorola,
made
taxes.
leases.
and
1960—193,725)
Muntz, Setchell-Carlson and Traveler brands of TV
sets =and Warwick Manufacturing Co., the principal maker of sets sold
by
costs
"(Excluding shares
=
Chicago,
St.,
47th
W.
4300
of
in
manufacturers.
tubes
$135,235
.
23,719
other
rentals
lease
of
Shares
All the shar^$ sold were for the account of
the
$.'r
.
cathode
$357,778
products and
——...
Net
to
Corp.—Class A Offered—Pursuant
BUSINESS—-National
Admiral,
foreign-subsidiaries,
earnings for 1961
in
Miscellaneous,
general expenses-,—
unoperated
Total
since it commenced business
ing
-
credit.
stockholders arid none of the proceeds will accrue to
company.
$356,503
:v
f
costs
Canceled
net
$33,793,411
"5,799
depreciation-and
Depletion,
1962 prospectus Bache & Co., New York City,
and associates, offered 74,840 shares of this firm's class
A stock at $15.50 per share.
The offering was over¬
subscribed.
to
Total
—
state J: and
Exploration,
Feb. 14,
a
$351,979
4,431
revenues
'
Include
to
"Sales
--.50,370-
;
$352,072
income
other
and
Expenses— t,i ,
crude oil, petroleum
stock
2%
/
Video
National
and
wholly
$596,424,616, J. P. .Levis, Chair¬
reported. Sales for the preceding year,
rose to
directors,
lines,, and
1960
52,429
'
'
Purchased
2,107,216
v2,116,323
tax carry-forward
October 31,
1961,
this, special
toward
—V.
a
Costs
of
stantial gains being
.$402,349
$404,501
govts.—
for
collected
—
interest
Total
3,361,318
Mar. 31, 1961.
For comparative purposes, figures for both years
Kleen-Stik Products, Inc., acquired during 1961.
t The
1961
'
of
2770.
p.
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
c.'.'''-V
.21
2.08
dividend paid
of
sales
Net
Dividends*
after, giving effect .to
and
"
V
•
.
consumer-taxes
/-Less
.
4,447,563
dividends
-preferred
>
•
Sales,/arid" bthey^pperatihg - revenues
•
i
^——
outstanding—
shares
'
453,836
—
share*—
per
!
j
division
After
share
1.58
1.87-
credits*——
Special credits net of applicable income taxest—
Earnings
per
common
share attributable to
special creditst—~
recurring
Total
3
(Thousands of Dollars)
Period Ended—,
Revenues—
3,467,397
3,993,727
———- —
operations.:——.
from
income
j v
,
sales
new
require
we
to both parties."—V. 194,
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Ohio Oil Co.
6,828,715
8,239,891
—
Earnings per common share before
Common
1960
"
$65,171,184 $60,280,597
before
Income
;
board
Consolidated
Period
1961
31—
Dec.
Ended
sales__
Net
Subs.)
(and
Corp.
Report—
Annual
Year
4,000
:
,& Co., Inc
Chemical
&
York-
W.
Warren
..
Co.—Acquisition—
the
compared
111.,
•
•
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Crystal Lake,
of
'■.'jeptated
272,269
:V
this
merchan¬
distribution
facilities
1961 sales, including those foreign subsidiaries
company's
substantially wholly owned,
man
.
& Co. Inc. 13,000
Stroud & Co., Inc.—7,000
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley ; {
Co., Incorporated
4,000
G. H. Walker 4c Co. Inc.-.-9,000
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French Incorporated—2,500
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
4,000
Sons
&
Brown
Robinson & Co.,
9,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.——;
^
195, p. 116.
The
or
'
13,000
4,000
Co
$4,1-66,067
components manufacturer for the electronics
and electrical industries, has acquired Delta-f, Inc.,;> Geneva, Illinois,
manufacturer of frequency control systems, E. A. Carter, Oak Presi¬
dent, announced.,,! 1
" >iy- •
'?' • ••
';
'• *' "i; '
The purchase was made for an. undisclosed amount of cash. *.<"
Under terms of the agreement,
Delta-f will be operated under its
present management, headed by Harry Gruen, President, as a sub¬
sidiary of McCoy Electronics Co.
-'"V;/
j
'
'
"Delta-f's
development
work and production
capabilities comple¬
ment
those of McCoy,
acquired by Oak in 1961," Mr. -Carter said,"and
Its
acquisition gives
further . impetus
to Oak's program for
expansion in the electronic and electro-mechanical controls field.*"
.
"With McCoy a leader In the field of quartz crystals, the combined
strength of the two subsidiaries should accelerate the Oak organiza¬
tion's advances in the field of frequency control," Mr. Carter added.
Delta-f, founded in 1957, is a designer and manufacturer of crystal
and tuning fork oscillators for frequency control and of high stability
AC
power sources.
Its products and development work are for both
government end use and commercial electronics manufacturers;—Vf:
193, p. 2669.
■
t
lr
.
This
&
————,
&
2,500
Blewer,
C.
Curtis
Putnam
Inc.
Alex.
Paine,
4,000
Fitzhugh,
Berry, Douglas &
75,516
•-
that
will be advantageous
Products
national
1
7,243,287
.}
agreement,
in/, mutual
are
we
Owens-Illinois Glass
> $214,633 $4,908,253
' ^ ' *9,719 " '
972,968
$240,529
opers.
Manufacturing
Oak
4,000
Co
Webber, Jackson
&
Newburger
47,500
7,000
&
ry.
income—-
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Shares
Shares
Drexel
fr.
rev.
ry.
and
.
6,035,564
494,573
,
severally
have
"below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
463,510
'expenses
oper.
„
1961—Month—1960 17; 1961—12 Mos.—1960
$704,039
$709,206 $10,943*817 $11,409,354
Period. End. Dec. 31—
Railway ©per. revenue— ■*
agreed,
RR.—Earnings—
Northwestern Pacific
Outstanding
•*
dising.-We've, been .hunting-for a company-with
that could
offer .us the kind v-of-merchandising
Osrow
1
manufacture rather than with
toward product research-and
dollars
of
million
:
.
year ended Sept, 30,
1961, sales were
$359,159. For the year ended Sept. 30,
and net income $174,593
.
and -net
sales
1960.
57.8
.
fiscal
the
"REVENUES—For
$4 071 766
• -
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
the
Company's operating expenses in 1961 were: taxes,
and
operating payroll - .and employee, benefits,
61.6 million dollars.
At the year cend, the System's'total, investment
in
electric
and
gas
plants and facilities was 1.3 billion dollars.—
v. 194, p. 2336.
,•'«'
* ■ !v;
:
produces other
also
«
.
Largest
*
.
roll
It
tile.
acoustical ceiling
formed metal products.
installation. of
the
in
specialized
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
' The
•
(£80)
James,
will
Jr.,
the new company
involve
director
stated.
equal
of
participation
from
both
to
$1.90
per
previous year,
of Penn-Dixie in. 1961
amounted to $5,302,703, equivalent
compared with $6,313,110, or $2.26 per share the
according to a preliminary report released here today.
share,
Mark
Laboratories and co"We prefer to devote our energies
i.yv..•>
*
v b-
Continued
on page
55
vr,-
Volume
Number 6137
195
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r
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Per
DIVIDENDS
*
Name
Clayton
Dividend
tables.
announcements,
nounced
first
table in which
■duett
4'iip -2nd
Coleman
When
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4-
2
5
3-16
4.50%
$1.6214
3-
1
2-20
$1.1214
X.—________
preferred .(quar.)
2-28
2-16
56'Ac
2-28
2-16
3-31
3-16
50c
4-16
$1.10
5-
1
$1.2214
5-
1
4-16
15c
4-10
3-20
15c
3-15
—:____
——
(quar.)
Brewing
preferred
(quar.)
——
—a—
5
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
$1.25
25c
—!
'_
3-
$1.37'/a
$1.27 Vz
(quar.)A_
(quar.)_.
(quar..)__-_
Mfg.
1
(quar.)__
_____________—
Industries^ common
(quar.)______
(quar.) _______X—
preferred
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.,. class A
iquar.) —
preferred
3-12
3-
2
25c
3-12
3-
2
10c
3-21
3-
7
8714 c
3-21
3-
$1.05
3-21
3-
7
122 Vac
3-30
3-
9
7
B
12214c
3-
9
3-26
3-
9
20e
3-30.
3-15
4-16
3-20
50c
3-12
2-23
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3i"9
iquar.)
Equipment—
Auto
(quar.)
Mountain; States: Telephone
&
3-30
25c
22 Vac
Class
Monroe
C».
&
Telegraph-—
2-16
3-
*y
3-i2
3-
3-9
2
/ 1414 c
3-12
2-23
25c
(incr.-quar.)/__
2
3-15
3-31
H.)
preferred
4.20%
3-14
'
/
4-
40c
3-14
"'4-
l(hv
25c
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)x___!__—
Co.
preferred
3.50%
2
3-
115c-
-
"
3-15
1
at
»
•
'
5%
1
4-
50c
Refrigerating
Factors
Mohasco
4-13
4-
-*
150c
4-
35c
(quar.)
Molson's
1214 c-
omitted
(quar,)^.
5%'
9
(s-a)
2-23
11 % c
—
(quar.)
preferred
$5.10
2
.
Ltd.
(initial)
common
preferred
Modine
3-1
V 3-16
1
1$1.50
on
Minneapolis. Gasr 514%
1
35c
'
:
Mining,
&
Stern,
*
(qua'r;
2-28
3-
.005625
common
Extra
125c-
7c
j
(quar.)
W.)
Minneapolis
»■
2
3-
.
3-26
2
45c
4.90%'
Mill
2-28
,*
3-
in¬
*
.
1" •
3-12.
3-31
Association—
4.40%
,
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>
"
!__X___!!Z_
2
3-15,
$1.25
3-12
2
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)^
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common——
.
2-23
4-
22 Vac,
,
2.
4.50%
4"
split—--.
Packing—.
preferred (quar.)_!
(H.
3-9
3-15
■
25c
4-
'
Co.
Machine
2
3-30
-
25c X
:■—__
2-28
Fund
investment
.
preference
Merchants
3-31
-
3-16
time.
614%
p.: 4*
55c
Coke,
payment
(F.
Meyer
$1.50 ;
3-30
■
4-
Machine^.!
Means
Mesta
'
from
(initial)—
McGraw-Edison
" '•
3-
.
3-14
2.
'
3-13
i
3
4-1
$1.1214'
30c
Protective
preferred
'
t'3-27
$1_12-14
stock prior to the recently
on
Ltd.—
4.-
30c
-
quarterly—
Dividend
3-15
31 %c
Investors
<fc
1*
3-24
3-2S
12c
(quar.)^
(quar:)
two-for-one
B
3-
4-25
25c
quar.)__l
(quar,)
paid
Maxwell,
2-14
"
•
pfd. "(quar.X_
Products
Quarterly
Haag
8
25c
•
'12-26
3-30
140c
quar.)
Co.
quarterly
Coal
Class
: ./x___-
IOC '*■
■
Maust
5
'2-14
1
\■
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Insurance Co.
(Jacksonville)— ' *
Hahn
3-15
4-2;
3-15
3-1
15c
I.
(quar.)
Increased
3-16
>
3-15
6c
9
3-
Morrell
3-20
'
Utilities,
Store
Life
Gunner
2-27
'25c
3-1
3-15
10c
(quar.)____
Corp.
come
2
-X.*
commonLlxillXJX- r.
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8-31"
$2.25
(111.)X (quar;)'.
2-26
10c
(quar.)
(quar.) __i_X__„!___;
(increased
Increased
'
(quar.
(Canada),
(Increased-quar.) --_x__l
Gulf
11-
.;
2
3-20
25c
quar.
Inc.—-
preferred
McKay
Grumman Aircraft
9-20
4-
.
___;
Cement__________//._
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Y// /
(stock
Massachusetts
,
..
3" 5
X
3-23
214c
y
dividend)!'— *
(quar.)XiX--—xx'
Lines
3-15
-
3-16
Shares
Mfg.
Masonite
this*
;
(quar.),
4V;2%
Corp.,
Grocery
11-21
(quari)-___________xx_4_ "■ $1.18%
preferred
Theatre
3-31
4-26
B____'_____1.___!T
Electric
Inc.
Common
.
2%6
.
2
•»/,:"
(quar.)___-_X__"_X___-XX
_'X,
Uranium Corp., class A____
3-16
•
1
3-16
3214c.
-•*■< w _$i:25
Corp,, 414% pfd. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilders &- Dry Dock—
common ■
stocks
(quar.)
Sugar
3-16
6
1
3-
4-26
10%
of.
!_
Marquette Cement Mfg.,. 6%
Marsh
(Ml) & Son (quar,)
/
3-14
;
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4-2
•
1214 c.
x_^x__."
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class
Paper
Giant' Co.,
-
Greyhound
$1.25
< quar.
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4-
3-
3-15
3%
(quar.)A____l_;i__________
&
inc.
Marion
,
1i
6
3-, 6
25c
>'
Co.Xx'-x/x'-1
(quar.)
Gloucester
-.-Greyhound
$1.25
-
__-__xxJ_—x_
;
Securities
'
2-28
3--1
12 Vac
TOO
(quarf)-_ %
pfd.
Insurance
investment
Manpower
3-31
3-
'
25c
Chicago Great-Western Ry., common (quar. )"; •-2.
5%- preferred ••(quar/)-_ixxx-_«»!xX«swLw_^^»
62 V2C
25cChicago Mill & Lumber Co.- (quar.>___£,x_xChicago. Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR."
3-15
3-15..
Ltd.—
investment
voted
(quar.)_X-_l__x
preferred
of
Northern
2-20
a.
2
2-27
2-28
25c
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Manufacturers-Hanover Trust
2
4-
•
15c
v
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Stock Telegraph (quar.)_x_____x_i._: >'
3-15
3-23
3-
3-23
3-15~
3-15
3%'
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From
5
3-
4-3 0"
V
60c
2-20
>'
29c
(N. J.) (quar,)__
(quar.)______________
Inc.
Co.
Massachusetts
time)
class A
&
2-20
1
$1."
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(s-a)
J.)
Trust"
Funds,
From-
2-26.
.
3-15:
10c
•
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(quar.)
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Co.
Grafton
Great
-•2-15-
1
3-15
3-15
$1
'•
(increased
Gas
Transport
(common
3-5
2-28
3-
4c
3-15
1
dividend)x/.i-X-hT
Steamship
2-26
time)
(increased)
Machine
Gorton's
1
-
Great
,
1
4-
9
10c
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Co.—
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Bros.
2-28*
3-' 2*
?
5c
2c
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Lewis
&
common
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^
3-15
3-24
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Ltd
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•
'3-20
.
140C
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quar.
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Portland
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Associates,
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Bonded
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Goebel
3-15
2
3-30
3-30
(quar.t_
preference
(F.)
Margo's,
vx $-1
(quar.)______-___x__--
Inc;-.
Yellowknife
Glenmore
2-28
7
4-16
/
2-28
4-16
(quar.)
preferred
Ludlow
50c
.
(quar.)-Xx-xxX—__x-X--
payment deferred at this
9
3-
2
& 3-15 /
x_i_xx_Xi.__ •! -"$1.18
^____xX_x___x_,x vrx:
(fluar.)
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2
4-
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iquar.) x____i____w_.X-'_X_X__o___.
Bank
Georgia
Giant
9.
4-
68c• 7
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3-
3-15
44c
approval
$1
50c
$1.25
to
Airlines,--6%%
&
1st
Louisville
:/;
2c
Goodrich
(quar.)_i___xxxxx
Oil
Laboratory
3-1
4'
65c-;.
;(quar.)__—f.
Chesebrough-Ponds
Citizens
*
"/'/
/
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omitted
Electric
:/Giddings
4-
t
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-
investment, incomes!J_XiXxXi.iij^X_/
preferred
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3-15 "
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3-31'
,
$1.50
(quar.1)Xi_>x':
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preferred A
preferred
Chatham
4,75%
3-30
3-
15c
10c
Groceterias
Common
1
130ct
*
2-20
,3-21-:."
2-21
15c
dividend
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3-
200%
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(increased)
action
Crude
General
5
$l,31'/4
l-_
(Rochester)
Public
5
/
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2-23
21c
Co.
Trust
Longhorn
;
3-1
24 c-
x-x'
—
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(quar.
General Industries,
3-
1
1
3-12
3-12
50c
(quar.)_!X_!_Zx_lX_______
Bank
'/ $1.60
3-29
$2.75-
(quar;)-_%__'-X____
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
Candy
General
2-28
3-"l /
3-
3-26
Co.—„
subject
A
Refineries
Loblaw
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(quar.)x__xxXiXX_
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Co.
Contract
General
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3-30
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1
4-
$1.15 7
Champion- Mutual Fund
Circle-
/
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1
2 '*
3-29
/
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pfd. (s-a)x
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General
-
3-
4-
$1.18)4
4.75%
preferred
( quar.),
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7 •%•
5
> h.
/,
15c
5;
87V2C
xX__
(quar.)___-
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Central
4-27
3-29
3-26.
a20%
Assn.,
Central
7%
-
Ltd.
American
dividend
3-30
>.
2
1
2
^
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(quar.-xxx--/
Power
General
2
2-19
40c
iquar.)
Chile
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7
3-
3-
_/_____!_I
(quar.)_
Press
Company
Stock
3-
4-2
1
12c
196l_—*
(quar.)—___—
Land
Liberty/ Records
/; X 3-16 '
v
4-
5-18
lc
(quar.)—IT—
Inc.
July 31,
class
Leonia
2-21
3-21
A (quar.)x__Xx_**• 13%c*
T3%C / *3-15
(quar. )
_-_xxx_'xxx_X-Xi!X
3-20*
__-___xx_xLxx_x_xxx!x~> : •» 3c *:
Steel
Coal
.General
3-
/ $1.50"T
(quar.")___x_x_______U__,.
(quar.)
4%.
."
3-15
1
6C
__
dividend-.
Leonard
3.
Co.-,' class
Companies,
Gauley
8
2-27
connnohf-(quar.)-?'
preferred
Central
3-
3-23
100%
preferred
Class
2-28
t
,
40c
(s-a)——_____
Fund,
4-20 '
34c
(quar.).:
Heater
9c'•/ /
'■/•:'
'
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,
2-28
3-10
$1.75
!
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Power
r
(quar.)'_XLii!_'_/ $1.12 Vi
A
preferred
Chemical
Stock
Gatineau
i«.
-30C
>
4.75%
From
Bank
(initial) ____-x__X—•
dividend
1
___x_XX__XxXx___!——
Garrett
-
$1.25
(quar.)
(extra)
dividend
4.15%
2-2a
2-28
?
4-27 /
20c
-
3.50%;.
•
4-
JlOc
•
(quar.)_____xx_X_'X!x.
&■ Cokd
Maine
x.-
4.60%
6%
1
2 ;
3-
,
1
3-31
r
plus
distribution——
-
Lake
2-27
X
3-15
3-
income
271/2C
Martin-Marietta
'V/> ■V-x*' '-?•
(quar. )Xr___x> X;
Corp. of America, com.
Central
>
common;
Fraser
3-15
15c'/i 4- 2
$5c
Stock
'
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(quar.)
3-15
2-28
3-15 >
9334c<
(quarterly, fronv^x
income.)
-
(A.
c/c
1
3-15
< X
3-12
;x!_i_„_
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Cavalier
4 V2
«,'■(» 4-$9
':i:25c
-&
Celanese
Y.
50c
*
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Extra
Castle
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Co
Securities,
Company,
investment
Cassiar
-
Insurance
B
Carriers
=
2-15
■
.
General
Carnation
//.
&
Worth
New
2-15":
3-vl ;,
Canadian
Class
Fort
v
(quar.')_ii__^ / ' yjsocX; X
Cable; elasa, A; (quar:)__^
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3-15• quar.),
«
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r 3-15m
Fund,/Inc. (quar.)$6c -* -3-15 ?
Wire
"
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR., 514%
v'
Canada? Permanent "Mortgage,
Canada
3-19
4-
/x!X__„
(s-a)
Oil,
Lakewood
3-16 Z
Fund
Growth
Florida Power Corp. '
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c.'
■j?4-
Commission);.):, ".f/jyr
A. (quai\)__"/___!__Xv* V
>
40c
50C
/'
3-31
2-28*
split
3-2
3 .-15
,
25c'/X/-
;
T
x_x!x___x—1—
National
Corp.
Florida
'
effective
•
25c
v
■'/ 25c
(quar. )i!_X_r_x__!-xxXx-X
Paper
Fleetwood
3-15
v
Kysor
>
(quar; )x~X-x!U
stock
Kingsport
,
(monthly)
A
Fitchburg
3-15
4*. l
'
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Co.
Trust
10c
15c
Lincoln Income Life
"35c.*
/
(quar.)
Stores/Inc.
(New Rochelle)
Cadre .^Industries
&
City)
(quar.)__
3-
Machine
preferred
Kirsch
3-
?0cx "3-15
Y
Special ______//_/__/__/.___/_xX/!i!/_i_/: x
Republic Corp. of America—
-x (
*/
y,
' $30c
Bank
National
(Oklahoma
City)
(Jersey
4-20
/
3-
.
1
1
5-18
Corp.
Lamson
Kewanee
! 2-21
3-31
3-
3-
Ltd.—
ended
/,
Class
B
&•■'// Keweenaw
,'
-4-2
2-28
3-30
3-22
6c
___x_,
Series S-l
5
2-21
/
3-28
3W30
50c
year-end
5
3-15
2
c
2%
investment
Electric
&
Stock
*3-15
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First National
,
4-15
National
First
3-16
4- 1
$5
3-20
4-
10c
m-'/uc
^
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.
class A (stock dividend)
Kellogg Company (increased
.
t 3- 9''/;•
5
:
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25c>*
.
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3-16
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3-
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2-28
1
4-
.
'25c
v -
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2%
/ Keystone Custodian Funds;
3-
2
2'
(stock dividend)
class A (monthly >_
5
2
X/3-
iAn
1214c
Inc.,
Foods,
Ferro
3-16'
x
'• 4- 1
(quar.)_____i'!i_xlrr_'te/i>i$1.433/4
(quar;)X>_^^^r4rt:!i/!iiJ!^+$Ll5%'/;
preferred
•
20c
i'
3-
-9-"
2c
Kennecott Copper Corp.j;^
3-30
/130c >,
(quar.) _______i ./V
•
2-15
3-2
1
4-
->
H--/-1
n
5
3-
,
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1
*4"25c
(quar.)
**
2-16
3-15 /
(quar;)!-__xxr_L*,^x.C*2r!xU.'?$$1.50 /
preferred
-
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4-
4$T.56(4;/
preferred
preferred
/
5?/4%./preferred
.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)__
Farrel-Birmingham
(quar.)
X:-!_/_---xx_x /
Federal Life & Casualty
(Battle Creek; - - Michigan).
(quar.)
___!x__^__x_X--V'.; \
Federal
Screw ;WorksX----.-x-X'i-_-_xlXXix_ <
3-16
3-15
tquar,)1!/; >x v-.$55c >
comr'
1
4-
li"
;i
Fair
/•••',.15c'"■:> V3/--'jL?/..:
' 15c
3- 1. /
(quar.)r-'/x-X--:.'!
Bros., Drilling,, class A '(quar.)_X,ir_"i:'"<
British
6Yr
Casket
Water
Mills',-; common
.
Boyles
4-
•/ 3-30 "
35c
/
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3-
4- T
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5%:
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Boyertown
/
51% c
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3-
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2-28
30c
Ei'langer
;
2-26
3-15
/
2-28
1
4
n>
stockholders May 30.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
'
9
10c "
•/•
•
(quar,
^lub^( quar. )•_!
'
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4-
,
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■
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net
2-for-l
3-5
1
.,/ 3- 2
10c
---—-—-"i..
Book-of-the Month
A
4-
50c
.
Kansas City Southern Ry., common
4% preferred (quar.),
'/•; Kansas Gas & Electric
(quar.)___
2-28
5114c
'
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-
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plus
,___x„__—_.
Consolidated Copper:
year
Jones
2-27
3-10
'4-41 X
46 %C
9
3-1
Johns-Manville
4-10
52VaC"
preferred
3^
4-
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Jefferson
.
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Eastern Canada. Savings & Loan (quar.) i—x
3-
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4-10
.
3-30.
50c
!
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% 3* 2 "/;•
4-25
;
7
48c
Jaguar Cars,
8
V- 3-14 '/
V 4-25
• •«
3-
3-30
4-23 :.
52 Vac
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preferred
2-
.
4-2
$3
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,
proposed
a
3-26
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Investors
3-14
2-28
,
9
2-15
-
; 2-28 /
3-20
:
12-31
3-20
45c
v
Hathaway, Inc. (Directors omitted
dividend usually declared at thia time')"
the
3-30
:
"13c
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\
Mining
.
3-
2-28
20c
Credit Corp.,
from
6c
3-15
4-
(quar.)______u——
;(quar.)__!2__!_!;!'_t;__X "
(quar.)______^_____-__!__;./
3.75r!o preferred (quar.)
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\1 >4% preferred (quar.);;
v
4.10%
preferred ,(quar.)
4.15%r . preferred- (quar.)
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(increased),-!-/-'
6-29
X
.
3-15
4-
4-
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3-16
10c
25c
Extra,,:
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x____
40c
2
(quar.)__Telephone* (quar.)
Hi—
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(s-a) _J_!'/*
common
1
International Pxirts, class A (quar.)__—__Z
Interstate Securities Co., 5'/a% pfd.
(quar.)J
Investment Co. of America—
3-16
-
7
3-
(quax*:)
International
"
7 2-19
2
4-
3-
3-15
3-
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investment income
Inspiration
2-27;
*
2-24
/.
/
2%; /
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4.20fe
Berkshire
Berman
1
3-10
25c
(quar.)
Dover & Rockaway
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5
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Belle
3
3-
i
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Raynolds
Donnelley
3-30
1
(quar.)x_T_Xv4^^t^^*: i-V-';-^10cv ■&» 3rl5,5;
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12-
3-15
3-20
Co.
Bell
Inland
2-28
30 c
$8
Plants ,(quar.)_
5% preferred
/ Diana Stores Corp.
' -'ti;3-15'.-";'
preferred
Beau
5
12-28
.
50c
Ltd.
Income-Properties, Inc.,
9-
:/ 3'%' * ; %
Mills,
preferred
Dragon
$1.50 t" 10-15
*
5
5
5
10-5
50c
*
"
dividend)
Stock dividend.,
(i
3- 9
&
Sugar,
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6-
-
3-15
16 tac
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Imperial Tobacco-of Canada: (quar.)__
3-
4-5
,,
3-20
25c
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on
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x
Income Credit Corp., class A
3-
5
50c
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50c
ZZ
vote
4-15
1
time
Co^ common
to
3-16
5-
35c
(quar.)—
26
3rl6
split)
from
3-20
6
50c
8'm
9
V3-29-
?y.
LiU-iiL'iXiLX-rr *J $1.50'
1
3-20
2
this
Imperial Capital Fund, Inc..— /.;
8c
from
long-term capital gains
3-9
4-
a___;
(quar.)
Illinois Central RR.
.
3-
25c
_lxV
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Dayton &
9
3-30
:
$1.50
v..
Illinois
1
2-21
A";(quar.) ____-______!l!'J_u__;______ '
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9
'
(quar.)
..ju-.'.-.i-fit.J—Jx'_ 4
$1.50 1-15-63
Bank Stock Corp.
3-13
(Milwaukee) " (quar.)_iix^-Xi'' 371/2C>
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Bausch A- Lomb, Inc. (N. Y.)4-r 2
(quar.--)f^|il-k4''.M30c
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3-
;
(quar.)•_
3-16
3-30
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Marine Insurance
Ideal Cement
>3-31
,
12Va.c
,
preferred
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7
'■3-15
JlOc-
Wuar*/—;
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(quar.).
D & R Pilot
V
" ."•*2-27
4-2
*
2-for-l
Hutchinson
3- 5
3-15
<" 3-21
(
f8c-
•
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*76
"3;
A
Inc.—
3-30
3-30
X
$1
..
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.3714,
III
Products,
March
on
special
2-27
3-31
>4Co.' of !America-.i"10c
i':V'' jr
Canteen
"...
meet
2-15
40c *
(quar.)
Quarterly
_______________
Honeggers' & Co. (quar.)
I'LII—IIZ.I
Hugoton Production Co.
(stockholders
will
3-20
2
&
*
.:
Automatic
5
3-
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,
4-
—.—__
(quar.).—
1
-
6<» I-''
5-10/
$30c
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.— *
-rur:-: 4-10 V
$1.50
/
Common
(interizn)
4-10 v"
»t72c f 5- 1- '
./ / $4.50 preferred (quar.)
11214
$1.12V2
3-15' '
3- 7> *:
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. -(quar;)^_—7Mec
8714 c
/
$3.50 preferred (quar. )_r,
'
2-26
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Appi oved Finance Co.
I quaxv)___iilX'!:_XX^Siv" "
-25c »
Duncan Electric Co.,; class A^—__x_l____—;'
f:'25c
4-15
t '3-19 :•
Armour &
Co. ^ (quar.)
^
35c
-25c
Class B__.
;i
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3-12
*"."-3-> 1 v'' '*
Armstrong Paint & Varnish Works*(quart)>150v
31c
Duquesne Light, common (quar.)i_/^_L_„.X
Associated Spring
:>3-10
3- 1 V
Corp.
(increased )V_X'l!—Uv!'
15c
preferred
6-
25c
$1.24
■
prefferred" (Quar.)—' i$56V4C <
$2.90
8
2
3-12
A
Dan
2-23
■
3-31
4-2'-
•' V 50c
i
Anglo-Canadian" Telephone, .class -A«•(quar.)'_.•.
C
3-
>10c V
2-
3->
Fire
40c
(quar.)/_
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preferred
Home
5
,
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4-
43%c
(quar.)
1.
V 15c h
—
1
'6-14
Cutler-Hammer,/Inc.
(quar.)———-;——*.
Cyprus Mines Corp. ' (quar.) ——!_
—!
2-19
3-27
50c
5Yo'i:)
—,
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1
3-15
13c,
35c
(quaf.)i__"_____l_l___l-
Class A
(quar.
Cutler-Federal
(stock
2-19
3-15
.
Plastics* K quar.)—'22%c'-
&
Co.
dividend
Jf- 7r/e\ preferred
3-: 1
V
;
4-
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$1.25
*
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2-28
•
:
3-
:
20c
10c~'
-
*;
_a1'
"6%
,
8
3-
common.,(quar.)
Hidden Splendor Mining
''
3-24
preferred
preferred
When
Share
Co.,
Common payment omitted at
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
3-22
:
&
Hewitt-Robbins
'
$T.16
(quar.)_'—; V--*" 50c
common
5-1
Class
12-10> ->-11-30
45c
•
2
3-22
Class
■
4
3-
1
-'5-
$1.31 'A
:
Steel
Common
5-31
,
3-12
,25c
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•-•8-31
15c
International
Optical
American
9
9-10
25c
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■
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.
Corp.-(quar.)'
American
American
American
6-
Assurance Co;, (Ni
Common, ilncreased-quar.)
$4.64
preferred- (quar.)-——
American
Class
2-28
3-10
25c
.i/ixXix-11-.x.
Home
3-12
53'Ac
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preferred
2
Credit Finance Service, class A "(quat:)'-^.-, /"/12.%CV ?>' 4- 2 V!
25c
>V
1
Derrick--_^^._'j.__'iJ_i-_!i
Hoist" &
American
x____-__-_■
a*„a::a!.s_Ya_._~x__v
x' Quarterly
^°iPO"te
3-15
x
4%
3-
■'
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5V2%
Hercules
'3-12
^ford^Corp.
25C
.x-xiJ.
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15 c
-
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(W.
3-19
40c
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4-i 2
*
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1
3-19
3-Xl r 1
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'-4-
(quar.)^i_^^i^iiu>^.ii^^. $1.50
preferred.
American
87%c
87%c
'
1
3-
.3-15
.
'
Continental
3-30
3-15
50c
50c
J1f3-30*
3-15
1 '
4Va%-. preferred
(quar.)_____l_u^!l-_ll-^f $1.12V2
; 3-30
3-15 "/
American Cyanamid Co., 'common (qivar/^lx'-%ll40c^s^,3^30.^'»-;3- 1> nerican
American
nerican
3-
Stock, dividend
Co.-
"
Heller
4-2
(quar.)
Electronics
Per
Name of Company
2
-
quarterly
Continental Oil
3-
3-15
"
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Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
;
1
3-13
$1.75
■
11
Continental American Fund
,
3-' 9
' 3-15
"
income
Coal
Consolidated
2-28
•
50c
(qua
American Commercial Barge Line-Co-.
Increased
*3-23
*
•
10c
35c '
Cigar Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)__
Theatres, Ltd., class A
Consolidation
9
30c:
Steel Corp.(quart!J—
Industries
2 -»'■
i
3-15
%. 16c
Consolidated
Consolidated
5
3-3
2
4-
*. 5c
(quar.)_ixxx
Funds ;.(quar.),A_?—xx
.3-
4-
40c
X
Chemicals;
&
3-29
...
preferred
Company,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.12 '/a
rr-___•••
(quar.)______
(quar.f__'___!___Tt.l!__"
cbmmon_^l»_l^iii„"__*_!
preferred
From investment
3-1
3-12
25c
..
Holders
Payable of Rec.
■...22c.
&
Insurance
Life
Air
Allen,
Share
Co._i—x_<_;._x_AiAA___XX__
Surety Co.-'—_a___aXa
Express
Aetna
/•,.//,
' ->•
(quar.)
7%
4V4%. preferred
(.quai\)_:j___'_:__l_
X—
Commonwealth Edison Co;, common (quar.)
5.25%. preferred (quar. )_-■£___
(Commonwealth Investment—*.
-X"%/'
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date. - */// ;/ZTY.-:///
Name of CompahU
Peabody,
When
Share
/
Mfg. Co. (quar.)____
Iron,, common
(quar.)'_____
Lambert
4Y*rA "preferred
5,
Then we follow with
the payments previ¬
show
we
&
Cleveland-Cliffs
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
the
In
"
of Company
13
3-16
3-
1
5c
3-16
3-
1
Muskogee
Company
(quar.)—
.
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Nabhntari * Corp.xixx—'J.
Nation-Wide
From
National
'
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investment
Cash
income,-"-—___—
Register
National City Lines
Iquar.)___
(quar.)
2
3-
9
16c
4-
30c
4-13
3-15
30c
3-15
3-
2
,
14
Lead
National
(s*a-).1
BB
Class
Class
B
Class
L-
(paid -In
4-
2
3-15
•Talcott'
10c
4-
2
3-15
•Tamblyn
3-10
2-28
10
3-31-
47 Vac
30
3-
50c
30
•
9
3-
2-25
-2-16
3-
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5- 1
2-23
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2
3-
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3-15
America
3-
•.'■-•25c
,
37 Vic
-
i 3- 9
3-26
20% \
dividend
2-27
3-10
■
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3-20
(quar.)—
.
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United
Pepsi-cola
Milk
(quar. j2.„
Co;,
Petroleum
3-30
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2nd;
3-15
■
3-
class
4Vi%
-
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Class ;A
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*.
3
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3-15
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3-1
2-15
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7
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23-
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6-
:
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5-17
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75c
55c
-
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3-31 *,
3-
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3-31
3-
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3-31
3-
$1.18%
3-15
2i28
3-14
3-
(quar.)/
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(Eoston)
from* investment income
and
(10
;
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8%
preferred (quar.)
Pyle
12 Vac
»
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$2
2Y
3-
American
(stock
1
5%-
2%
Corp.,
(annual)-
$4.50/..
:4-20
//////-///_//
5c -/
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3-16
common
3L%c■
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Steel
Rhodes.
Motor
Scientific
Welch,
"
3-5
3-13
i
2-28
%
3-
,
Western
Bancorporation (quarf)
Western Insurance Securities—/ V
.
9;
;
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Rio
Grande
(increased-quar.)__"
Valley Gas„ vtc &
Rhtenhouse
Fund,
3-
3;
'
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9
3-
:
2
3-
3720
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3-30
3-30
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3-
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2
5
3-
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3-8
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2
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1
2
3-
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4-30
25c
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3-
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4-10
:
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Western
St.
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St.
Louis
Santa
Lead
(quar.)
Public Service, class
Fe
Drilling
Schlumberger,
Scott
Co;
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1
Inc., class
Stevens &
Scrlpto,
Scudder,
Seaboard
Title
Security
A
Fund
Insur.
Shattuck
(Frank
Sheppard
Niles
13c
(Los- Angeles)
G.)
Co.
Crane
10c
ltd;,
common.....
preferred
5%
ment
the
on"
Corp.
4-
_'w_
$25c
Simplex Wire & Cable
Simplicity Pattern Co.
Sonoco
Products
Puerto
Southern
deferred
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10c
3-19
•
25c
•
increased-quar.)
(quar.)
$1.18%
Royalty
(quar.)
Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
/-,
preferred
preferred
Corp.
Wear
Standard
Standard
Pressed
Steel
York
Research; Corp.K
Structural
Ste'el,. Ltd.
State Capital Life Insurance
Loan
Class
B
&
Finance,
Stedman
class
A
Brothers,
Ltd.
Si
Stratton
Webster
&
Inc.
3-16
3-
37
1
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5-
-
.
(quar.j_/// *
class "A
,American
Shares
.
./
5
3-21
10c
V
3-
3-
3-29
.
6.-18
6-
in
subject
approval
to
April)
2-23
2-23
1
3-16
4-
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=
75c
3-15
10c
4-
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3-1
25c
3-15
i
1
3-
2
1
%
;
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dividends
1
.
1
2-16
1 /
3-
1
3-
(quar.)
5%
7
-
.V
3-
1
f,6%
3-
5%
•
preferred
class
Acme
Missiles
Class.
A
•
;
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(quar.)
Construction
Corp'.
Corp.
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'
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(quar.)_
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—
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dividend),
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Air y Reduction
(quar.)/
$4.50
Arden
Co;
.40c
51c
(quar.)
,;
(increased
/' / 2.% '
3-
5
3-151
4-
3-15
•
,2-19-
2-26
3-15
90c
9:
,:2« 9
3-30
40c- •
1
3-
2-28
-
73-. 1
2
34:!aC
...
Jan.
3-10
9
8
&
1
41c
Smelting
Co.,
3-
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(quar.);
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3-20
2-23 V
.
$2.25
.(quar.)
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37'/aC
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9
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9
1
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81 V4 c.
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3-8
20c
1-19
2-
3-
2 74/aC
-
,
3-
-
5
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(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
1-31
1-31
1-31
3-
1-31
3-
1-31
90c
Louisiana Gas,
convertible
4:65%
common
preference
preferred
Power,
.
1-31
3-
1-31
3-
1-317
25c
:
3-14
.
Arkansas
Valley
Arkansas
WEstern
Armco
Steel
industries
Corp.
(stock dividend)-4
-3-15
4-2
:.2&*■<■
3-
5-
2-15-
;3-
5
-,75c
3-
9
2-
8
40c
3-
1
2-14
3-20
12 4/2C,
Gas' (quar.)
,-(quar.)_
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75
preferred * (quar.)
,
2-21
2-28
3-15
$1.61'/4
(quar.)
(quar.)-*_^^
y
93 %C
.
3-15
,
2-21
3-14
27C;'
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3-
22 '/aC
(quar.)-—,
(quar,)—
(increased)^
,
-
-
■
2-15-.
9
(quar.)
Service
;•
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3-
(&-a);
Arkansas-Missouri
2-28
*
2-15
-
.
20 5 /6c
3-
Arkansas
5
2-19
8
2r
-
2-15-.
62»/2c
preferred (quar.) —
59c preferred (quar.)—_
$1.08%
$4.35. preferred
(quar.)
BOc
$2.40 preferred series A
(quar.*)
68%c$2.75' preferred series B
(quar.)
655/8C
$2.62'/a preferred series C (quar.),—//-—/
2-20
2-
1
1.
preferred'
(quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd.
com.' (increased)—
Arizona Bancorporation (stock dividend)
Public
3-
.■>37'/2C*
.V
preferred
Farms
3-
3-22
7'.'aC
.
$2,36
3-15
"
1
27 9
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2-23
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2-15
3/1-7,
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9
3-30
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(quar.)
Anthony; Pools.. Inc. (quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
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9
3-20
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9
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1
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25c
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Acadia-Atlantic' Sugar
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2
25c
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give
wo
4'/a%,
:
3-15
25c
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9
3-10
(quar.)
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(quar.)
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of
American
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/«_^^„_/_//^
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split
Abitibi Power &• Paper Co.,
2
3-12
115c
/
9
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3-30
preferred
American Seating Co;
2-28
x
.
5c
Vr '5c
•
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2-19
1.
(quar.)
2-
50c
Chemical, com.
\\f- American Radiator
> r Common
(quar.)
2
2-27
3-
5- 1
/ 5-
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special
&
1; :VV7% preferred
previous >'•
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preceding table./A.
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stockholders
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3-
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(quar.)
1
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(quar.)
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(quar.)
Stuyvesant Insurance
1
28%C
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3-16
1
(quar.}„
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3-
2
2
:
Stop & Shop
1
2
8c
(quar.)
4-13
3-15
4-
:
2r23
3-
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1
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Jewelry
-of
•
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4-
(lncreased-quar;)
(quar,);
/
3-20
$1.26-
$1.27
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$5
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preferred ' (quar,)%•-_//.—:
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-American Potash
3-2,
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$1.07
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(quar.)
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4.75%
preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred-(quar.)
Spertf Products, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)_I"I
3- 5/>
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1;.
3-
3-13
/_. $1,124/3;
35c
(quar.)/_,
$1.25
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iquar.)__/
3-12
.3-
$1.25
Southwestern
Standard Oil Co.
3-30 /
2%
(quar.)/
preferred
(quar,)_/___
preferred '(quar.V_/_„/____/_/___/
Foam
Work
2-24
5-
75c
Electric
4.28%
.-
Z25C
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3-
3-20
$1.20
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Stone
Public
3-1
3-30
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V
preferred
6%
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Wool
-
Electric-
preferred
4.65%
3-10
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(quar.)
com.
to
y
4.75%
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V
;
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3-10
50c
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;
85c
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Corp.
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.
■3-10
:
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2-28
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3-28
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3-28
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Common
State
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2-28
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5.08%
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$3
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3-10
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5%
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1
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.
3-
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7%
preferred (quar.
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(quar.)
3-
12c
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American
1
6-12
.
3-15
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..
2-16
•
1
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7-10;
7-2.
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preferred
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3-
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-
25c
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6
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3-15:
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preferred
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5-157
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American ^Machine
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Board-Co.
Utilities
Whirlpool
2-151
2
10c
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1
2-28
1
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2
3-
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3-
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Kentucky
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3-
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■1,
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3-12
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3-31
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3-20,
25c
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preferred
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2
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3-15.
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lie
2%"'
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Textile,
Riegel
$4
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2-16
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(quar.)
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50c
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2-23
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3-15
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pfd.
(quar.)_//_///////_////
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Mfg;
Waukesha
3-9
3-19
.
25c
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30c
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common
7
.
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;
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2
4.
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12
dividend )
new
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3-
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Wakefield
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(quar.)
2
..
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3-10
preferred '(quar.
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Inc.
22-
'
2-28
3-23
27c
;■%
6Va%
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(quar.).
Aviation,
Rubber... 2nd
American
-
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(quar.)—______^.//■/___
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Biltrlte
9
'2-28
)i;V25%-/-;, 7471%:
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profits realized
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2-
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cents
17 cents
2-25
.
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(quar.)
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2-16
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^^_/_a/__/_/_ x
% ,'3-20- r//.r 40c V 3-10
2-284American Chicle Co; (quar.L
)'__//__///_/./////_// ;.*.: $1125' i 1 '3-20 ;3-10
*..[■% 49c
;
American Electric Power - Co,
(quar.
$4.04- preferred (quar.)-——_—.--Y' - $1.01-Y/v 37-20 / /2-28Y
3-9%
American fe Fobeign Power Co. _/_-,_/_•/_/
; 12 Va C.
V2-28;':
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
' $1.05 /, / 3-20
American Fire & Casualty Co.; (Orlando, Fla. )
2-28'
$4.12- preferred '(quar.)•_..///_/////////////■■ $1.03
3-20
VV 25c
3-10.
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If 2
Vita. Food /Products - (quar.)'////..////////' .15c /> 3rl3
American Greetings CM'p.,. class A (quar.)
IT-- 17 VaC ■ '-3- 9 V
3- 2;
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V
1
3-5
.
preferred
.
2-23
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2-28 >
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$1.25 v;. 4-1,
preferred, (quar.Y.—__a,—
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.
preferred
(quar.
5/" V
3-10
UL
5.28%
common
4-10
15c
«
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30c-V.
—
1
3-
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$l'.124/a
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2-13
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3-28;
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9c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
1st
4%
4Va,%.
'
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55c/,;. 3-26
f
'3-15.
3:5c
r* V
2-27
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preferred
12-237,
3-15,;
3-
;
2-16
-
y.;Vr;:ti5c7x.
2-15;
3-
3.75%;
1
$1.02/
;
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7%
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Cement,- common
Viking -Pump
/_^.T—%//-.3Co.:> 7 &-15.,/ < 2-23,:. '% $1.25-Z
preferred
(quar.)
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3% - ■ )3-lfl
$6f25%relerred A^ (quarj.
■'vZVHi h.Zi
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corn,
,
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inc
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5
3-12
2-15
1
3-9
.
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preferred
3*
2-15
3-
3-15
.
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/
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(quar.)
/Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium," Ltd; (quar.)/—
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(quar.)
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(quab.)
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Supermarkets .Inc,; (quar,)
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>•>, 4.08%; preferred (quar.)'
9
2-
Stores!
9
•
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Maintenance
Allied; Radio: Corp;
3-24
2 ■
2-26
3-31//v:3--'
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3-24
5.05%
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Gas
Allied
;
3-
3-',1...
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13 %c-
;
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4-
2-23
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3-15
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quar.)
.
% 5 Vi-%1 preferred (quar. )_
3-15 ':
5c.-;
! (increased-quar.
Products
Oil
2-19
-
"
$25c
(increased
2rl2
4-1 "
$1.25
rl75c
(quar.)
Ltd.
5
Universal
-
8
9'-
22
5
5
33-
■
,,
/
3-12
;.3-12
30c
35c
(quar,) ■jrf
common;, (quar.)_
(quar;)
preferred
/Allied
3-5
——
'
3-
Reeves, Bros,
Gas
.3719
:
.4^; 2
$1.23-.
(quar.)_
Natural
Steel,
3-
3-31
Republic
2/t;
3-
3-31
Ren
4-
4-10
(quar.)—
&
Raybestos-Manhattan
$1.15
3-24
$1.02
Rayetle,
preferred '(quar.)..
4-30
$1.04 V2
Quality^ Importers
2
5c
$1.07'/a
undistributed
4-
62ViC
(quar.)
(quar.
$1.05
10c
-
-
3-
2-15
1
^-Allied Artists.Pictures Corp.--.
9
3-15
tl'5c-
,
•
.3- 9
10-23
7-23
2
3-15
'
1
4-
"
-;
(quar.)'—
Co.
11-
'
3-
4-3
(quar.)
Inc.
t' 4 -
"
3v
••
4-3b
'.%• United /Telephone Cof of .Pennsylvania—'
4,/a.%: preferred A
(quar.)'__i//___ii';_„
; United .Utilities'. (inqreased-qUar.)^-—..-'-// Universal Marion, common
(quar,
41/2% 1- convtrtible .preferred (quar.)__i^_/
5
(quar.)
Industries,
2
"-74/20
Co..
preferred
(George)
t.$l;124/a'-
Tile
Rubber
Tobacco
3-
4-
9
10-23
f
"
preferred
•
6 %
V3v: 9
-
Chemical' Corp., com. (quar.)
- (quar.)„-__i._^/-.l_"_/j—
Borax &
S;
4'/a %
Ceramic
3-21
';■!
v
-
7
2-28
:
3-28
/:3-'
2 -'
4-
r
8
10-23
1
42 Vac
-
Algoma., Steel; Corp.
3
Allied
/ United Screw & Bolt,; class
S.
preferred
Putnam
60c-
(quar;).
County)
(increased-quar.
(ihcreased-quar.)
B
s!
preferred
Pullma n.
-
(quar.)
S.
4.18%
pfd.
V.
1
1
Ptiwer/ Co.,; 4.20%
4.60%.;
■.; P
8-
11-
,$.1.37'/a
A
Algoma.-.Central & Hudson Bay RyCommon
(quar.)*
.2.^23
:.3- -1
3-
7-23
',7-23
11-
.7 $l-
—
-
3-1.
9-
-3^10
• -5
'
(quar,)
Gas-Corp.,
5%. preferred
Aid, .ilnc.
(quar.)_
.
,
1
I
$1
4.92%V preferred
.2-26
-10%%.
U.
4.30%*
div.
(yuar.;_
(La.)
-
U.
4.08',1.
$1.40
75c
40b
B
/Alan: Wood
.
7-23
>
8-
8-
•.
50c
/ ' Alabama-Tennessee
1
„
50c
%
;
3-15
$l.-25'"-
V
8-1
si
$1
-25c
(quar,)/;
Inc;
4-23
•
3-
2
.3-12
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dividend
Company'(Morris
U.
3-31
Publlcker
Insurance
2-28
■
4-
1
preferred, (quar.)-^-^™---.-^-;--/Corp. ( N. Y. )_
-
3-30
,
3-28
10%
(quar.
Service-Electric
r
(quar,)
/ Alabama
,
-;v;;
(quar.)—
United Printers & Publishers
3-12
4-10
60c
_v
i5c
(quar,)..!.;-/—_
&
4-23
5-
50c
4-10
5-
*
..
r
(Dallas)—""
3-12
;
1
3-14 :'
9 $2.50 y
(quar.)
Public
4-23
1
V' 50c
$175
preferred
1
5-
(quar.)
$5;50 preferred
'
(quar:)
•
'
2
4-
4-1
4-
25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—
___■_
common
Pratt
$1'
.
,
1
3-
v
4-30
%25c
(quar.)
preferred
1st
$2.50
:
3-15
$1.12 Va
RR.
preferred (quar.)
Metallurgical
5%
4-10
56c -/
Undferwood Corp.— "
'
(Common payment "onjitted at this time)
Unidn Texas Natural Gas—
f
1
6
r
$1.75
Corp.
preferred'
.Trylbn Chemicals
/
Wayne & Chicago Ry.
Corp.,
5-
-•'4-2 /
Stock
2-15
1
3-
,f
4c
-35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
Polaroid
33-
3-20;.;
5c
■:/'-%
(quar.)
Plasticivte
4-10
.
Alabama
8-
3-15
•
•'>
Forgings
Pittsburgh, Ft.
S.
3-15
-
5c
Stock' dividend
Pittsburgh
5-
approval of
to
v
(quatv)_
Trenton
&
10c
.
Trading Corp..
&
Philadelphia
1
5-
(quar.)
A
Class
4-10
"
-Trust
2-15
13-
3-30
'16c
Plnladelph.a rJfe Insurance (annual)——
7%
.
Bottlers
common
preferred
4
3-16
5-
inoc
-
*
(quar.)
Cement
5-
,$1.14
Trinity "Universal
3-15
•
1
3-
22c
15c
.
Outdoor
Penn-Dixie
4-
$1.19
Trans-Prairi^ Pipelines, Ltd.
■
12-28
.
.4-1
-i25C'-
_
Advertising (quar.)ri.,a-_.__
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.'Tquar.)i--//
Parker-Hannifin. Corp., coin, (initial quar.)
Pathe Equipment, class A___.
Pet
r -
.
$2
(quar.)
Lell Telephone
Northwest
5-
Extra
•
l«0c
,
Indemnity Coi'..(quar.)Z_-.
Peerless Tube
3-15
;
Transcontinental Television
•
2i28
3-20
'
650
Extra
Lumber
Class
3-15
$1.21 %
(quar.)
•
i
140 /
Pacific
4-16
4-1
5%'
;;
;
Pacific
5-
4-23'/,
$1'
50c
->$!
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,.
Extra
B
2-15
3-1
'
(quatV)%
A
Class
Clkss'.B
i
■
Orange County- Telephone—
Class A (increased quar.).—
Pacific
8
/
.'Finance-;Corp-., Class A- (quar;) -v^_.
(quar!
Traders
/
2-23
5
.
Class
1
3-
si
(ouar.)
•;Todd Shipyards Corp;
2
3-
3-23
1
3-
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Extra
$1:16
Trust - Co.
-Title; Insurance
9
3-
3-
.
2
3-15
*
-
.3-3L
;
Class: B
3-
2
$1.14
Thermogas Corp.
2
4-
-
3-15
•
97'/aC "•. 4- 2
Olympia Brewing. (quar.)__.
Pacific
-
(quar.)__
Extra
stockholders'May; 18)
.• ;ir'(quar;)vn-%_%
Thomas Industrlfes,$5 preferred-(quar.)vwLi.
•
3-
••
Stock
3-15
A
Brass
$1.27
stock/split-subject
(2-for-l
.
30c
-
Co.*of
2-23
'4'u' 2
Class
3-28
74/20
'
'
(quar,)
(quar.)
$4 preferred (nuai-. i_/-,i.w
Texas. Utilities Co(increased-quar.) %
.
i'. 3-15
4-
$1.10
(quar.)
(Milwaukee). Z/Zl
3-10
Alabama, By-Products—
Class A (quar.)
-
-i 35c
-
preferred
preferred
$4.56
'
'
I
5-15
371/2 c
Insurance
Life/
Old ' Line
7
t50c .*■■,•'4- 2
-
(quar.)"
preferred
$4,76
8
3-19
$1.11
(quar.)i
Service
Ohio! Water
'
<quar..)i
(quar. )/„
preferred
3.90%
3-
t20c *v
-
(quar.)%„i_
/iTexas Power & Light, $4.84 pfd-.
j
//V
(quar*}
preferred
.preferred
$4;56
25c
(initial quar.)— _____
Co/ common
©hi:* Edison
7/4.44V preferred
4.40%
preferred
Akron
3-22'
25c/
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.64
$4
.
new
6
.
15c
-
r
common
Texas Electric Service—
a
Corp.,
/
Tappan Company (quair.)__
'■Tennessee Corp.; (quar.)
7 If
Northrop
(G.b, Ltd,,
$5.08
proposed two-for-one split;
approved
the split
will accrue to
Stockholders of record March 20 /,//; /
'$1.25
New York Times Co., class A
(quar.),//'/-$1
North Pennsylvania RR.
(quar.iw2-«-,i^-fwa^ :; 37'/aCNorthern Insurance Co. (N. Y.) -(quar.)—«.
$15c
Northland
Utilities, Ltd.
(increased quar.)meeting on
6
3-
—
(quar.)_^__
preferred' (quart)
4%
3-15
•
.
preferred (quar.)-/-——Z*
——
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Haven Gas Co. (quar.)
—•—
New Hampshire Insurance Co.—
Stockholders
will vote at the Marchv 20
6%.
1
Corp.
-
$1
-.$1.50
(quar.)^-_
com.
Airpoj't. Parking Co. of America
3-
3-15
.
12 Vic-
;(James); (quar.)_L—
10c
:
—
(Ohio),
tioc
"Extra
—■—
(s-ai
Telephone
6
3-
3-15
3-14
J3%c
pfd. shares):
red.
$1
Payable of Rec.
Sharq
v.
Holders
When
Per
—
Syracuse- Supply
2-19
1
3-
*
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
.
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
he'/4c
(quatv)-—
A
(quar.)
4
4-
1
5-
Bundstrand
(Little Rock)-—
National Old Line Insurance
Newark
3-12
-
preferred B (quar.)
National Life & Accident Insurance (Nash¬
ville)- stockholders approve a 2-for-l split
AA
3-
3-30
$1.50
6%,
Class
3-20
75c
common
1
Ltd.,'class
Publishing,
'-Sun
30c
(quar.)
Oil Corp.
Co.,
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
/
Name of Company
National Gas &
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
:(932)
;
2-14
)
s
Volume
195
Number 6137
-
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name 0/ Company
i* * *
.
Armstrong Rubber Co.
Arnold
Constable
Arrow
Class
common
A
50c
$1.50
——
2nd
Associated
5.25.?*,
preferred
Dry
Corp.,
preferred
Investment
Associates
Products
Gas
4.60%
preferred
4%%'
preferred
Atlantic
2-12
.2-12^
3-15
2-12
Acceptance,
•/
.
Coast
Atlantic
1
,
Atlantic
Refining
Co'.,,:
(s-a)_—
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
(■-' 3-
25c "
■
guar.)
1.
X,
3-15
4-
Gold
3-10
Automatic
Avon
30c
Collieries
30c
■SJ
V:. 5%
preferred
Baltimore
Bangou
Paint.
m%c
.
(quar.)__
iquar,)__;_____4
Stock
of
nine
Y,)—,
Canadienne
.
Bal'ber-Ellis
held
Furniture
Bath
Corp.
Beam
(James
Bearings,
$5
preferred
434%
2-23
'
25C
2-19
;
Belden
common
Mfg.
4%
Bell
&
Bell. &
Gossett
Bemis
Bros.
Bernz
(Otto)
Glass
y
B
Co.." (quar.)
7%
3-
&
Hills
Black
4;75%
&
(quar.)-__
"
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?
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5 4
2-19
2-15
3-30
2-19
1
1
:
5.60%/
preferred
& iElejstric;—;
(quar.,)
4.25%/,
■
preferred
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
IE.
Bliss
&
Bloch ' Bros.
\7o
Blue
Co.
i
t
preferred- (quar.)
2i
'3-15
35c
.
2
_
..
4
.
4
4;
Quarterly
Quarterly
v
4—
Boehig Company
M-'mlnum.
4
(quar,)i-ii.4-_uu-.:!.-.^_,4->-'_(increased )_^u4_-
'Bohn
.9-
25c.%
4 25c 4
'■
35c-
3-15
3-
3-15'
3-
•
(16c
from
3J/2%
J.—T__———•—
investment income
net
(quar.).- 4
preferred
and
87
r
•
,
1-.
-
'
Bowser;
preferred
Inc.,
Braeh* 'E.
J.)
$1.20 preferred
&
Rons,
ne*'
(initial)
common
'
Brewster-Bartle
,
Drilling
Co.
(Del.)
.3-30
■
pence'for
the
year
(one
^
4-13
4-2*
3-15
3-
2-28
,
(seven pence for the year ending Sept. 7
'
3C; 1962»
; Class
.
-
free
of
British
Income
tax>
British
Final
B
:
(s-a)
Oxygen, Ltd, Ordinary—
for-year ended Sep't.%30,
5.48%.
Brockton
$3.80
Taunton.
preferred
Gas
^
'
-
f4-
2-28
2-28
$$1.25
2-28
3-30
X
3-15
3-
1
25c
$1:37
JC
95c
*
.
3-27.
Central
.4,
"
2-28
3r
1
3-
14:,
2-15
'
1
Corp. of
dividend
Stock
3-T
Sand
Inc.,
wuores,
5%
7%c
wuar.)
>3-
5
50c
7
3-104
4
3-
9
3-
i
2-15
3-
b'-4.
,
2-28
$1.06 y4
3-
144
1
2-15
$1.12%
6-1
2
J
2-
*
1
2-
9
40c
3-31
3-
1
■
,70c
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
3-
1
1-31
12 %C
4-20
3-20
Common (increased quar,)_^_____.___^____
preferred A
(quar,)_—
Composite Bond & Stock Fund, Inc>—4', <* ■
$1:43.
Credit
Common
Co.
A
(quai\)____
Land
(quar.)
Title
Insur.
(Phila.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_i.___
■
—
Feb.
$1
two-for-one
a
plus
26c
Initial
9,
on
12 %c
from
capital
30a
20a
20c
A
Consolidated
Consumers
7
*
Consumers
.
_,—__4_4__4_l
'35c
4
(quar,)*__
2-28
3-23
38c /
v
2-20
3-
2
$1.12%
4-
2
3-
9
$1.16
4-
2
3-
1
2-19
4-
1
:
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4
2-20
27% c
4-
1
3-12
60c
2-27
1-12
3-
1
2-15
35c
2-28
2-13
2-28
(quar.jr
-
$1.12%
4-
2
3-
2
$1.13
4-
2
3-
2
$1.04
4-
2
3-
2
--—L—f
30c
71-
•"
!
V ;
:
'
'
(quar.)'-A______„___
57c
3-10
SI
3-31
"... $1.23
3-31
'.'•/
;___
2-20
■'
2-12
1
3-15
1
$1.37 »/2
4-
2-20
3-
•'
45c
3-15
7
1
3-
9
3-
.
1
9
2-21
93 %c
4-
1
3-15
25c
3-
1
2-15
10Q
3-15
3-
(quar.)
-
■
,
5
15c
3-15
3-
16%c
3-15
3-
5
37Vac
3-15
3-
5
3iy4c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)___
•'*',* 6 % %
3-
4-
4.60c preferred
3-16
2-27
55C
(quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp.—
Common (resumed)
,
3-16
.
$i
,25c
—
Casualty
1-31
.
'
(quar.)
preferred
2
1
30c
Paper
(quar.)
Baking,;common (quar.
...4 $5.50 preferred
(quar.)
Continental Can Co., common
(quar.)__
3.75%
3-12
2-
3-15
3-
Water
Continental
:
25c
Continental
9
(quaf .)_•____:
1
3-
Continental/ Assurance
(Del. )-
1
12-
t20c
&
(quar.)^-.—^..!!--.,...^
Container Corp. 7 of America—
%•;
4% 1 preferred
(quar.
■14
2-
12-15
25c
75c
(quar.)_;
preferred
1
9-1
3-20
(quar.)__
pi'eferred- (quarT_j____
$4.16
,
9-15
6-
2
■4"
Ltd._
Co.-^
preferred
j
4; $4.52
.
•15
3-31 7, 43-
4
$4.50
Co.,
Power
-
4-
(quar.
Water,4 Power
Glass
Consumers
5-15
2-28
Laundries
Consolidated
2-16
6-15
■>
2-16
3-
t
Corp. (quar.'
Consolidated Foods Corp.- (quar.)'___.;
Consolidated
Investment' Trust ' (quarterly
from capital gains)
4_i
-
<
3-15
tl5c
;
Financial
Y.)
■
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(N.
.
9"
10c
(quar.)___
Ltd.—
quar.)___4__1_
Co.
2-
1
*
f50c
(quar.)_i___'_^._
(Initial
>i*'.
•
1
-.3-
J50c
?
*
Edison
*3•
t50c
Corp.,
2-20
2-28
150c
-
preferred
2-20
3-15
•V
33e,
gains)r__7__;_^^i
;
common
3-15
4
split
1
40c
2-16
income
!____
Building
.
shares
new
from investment
(7c
Consolidated
!-14
(quar.)_$13c;44V2-28 4 72.
c.
1
2-15
3-
f.
2.-23
1
(quar.)__
class
;
Consolidated
2-15
$1.12%,
2-15
tij
3-
2-15
2-28
5c
»J'I3tV9-
4%
3-
2-15
4.
60c
,
-1
35c
;.
3- T
3-
New
2-26
4
72-28
56»/4c
—_—
2-15
•
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(quar.)____
9
1
).
20c
,
2-26
40c
3-
25c
25c
Liu.
Paper,
6%- preferred class
Consolidated Cigar
2-28
20c
2-15
.ividend)
(quar.)
Consolidated
2-20
30c
1
J15c
Enterprises.
B
Quarterly
;./■
Quarterly
Quarterly .[
Connohio, Inc.,
2-16
4.
3-
'
Mills Corp^- common
(quaK,)____^
4%>, preferred
(quar.)_____
_i_Confederation Life Assn. (-Toronto); (quar.)
9
"i
2-15
Cone
•
2-16
73-12
;
2-
(stock
Locks
tji
2-19
•J3-' 5'4
6V4c
,
4
2-27
,
V.{3-13
1
9
-,';*,;7 i.effective
2-16
".
(quar.
Company
4V'7 after split
3-20
%:
2
3-
62 %c
"
2-15
9
3-
15c
(quar.)
;•%« Stockholders approved
; 2-15
3-
5
3-30
j__
it 4 5.72%
2-15
*
5
2-
2-
:
2-i5
3-15
2-
50c
common
9
3-9
7%c
(quar.)
3-
25%
(quar.)__,.
(quar.)___,
preferred
1
'
___'
;
Stone
&
__7
___,
America
preferred
4%
-2-16
3-30
1
Commonwealth Oil Refining
(initial s-a)
Commonwealth Theatres Puerto Rico (quar.)
Community Public Service— ^
■
v.- .,
2-16
3-1
3^1'
■
2-28
,
.
.(quar.)
Telephone
Common
$1.12%
3-
1
3-
1
6%
*2-15
$1.34%'
Corp.'
2-15
•
,
______
preferred
Continental
(quar.__
Copper & Steel Industries—
.4
B
(quar.)!
——___:
(quaf.')l—
preferred : (quar.)—
5y2%- preferred Hquar;)_2__-;___________
Vermont Public
preferred
(quar.);_:
,
2-20
Continental
Insurance
62 y2c
3-31 '
2-20
Continental
Life
3-31
2-20
Cook
3-31
2-20
Inc.
&
3-31
2-20
preferred
(A.
_
B.)
"
3-19
4%%
i
(quar.)L_;
common
'
5
3-
2-
7
Company.,
__J__
(quar.
J__;_
(qvrar.>;t;r_4_7-_.
Gas,- ^quar.)„^-_4___
common
(quar.)4——
preferred-(quar.)it.
preferred
(quar.)__^
4-
2
3-15
3-15
10c
3-
2-
2-28
40c
1
8
3-
1
30c
3-
1
4-
1
3-
*.
4^
6%
,
preferred
Copperweld
Coro,
Steel
Natural
Inc.
2-26
8-
1
7-26
25c
3-
1
2-
9
40c
3-23
3-
9
25c
3-10
2-19
—
;
tlOc
3-
1
2-15
+$1.50
(quar.)_—
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)—_______—
50c
3-10
2-26
(incr.-quar.)—
33c
2-28
2-10
25c
Co.
Gas
2-28
3-12
.
quar.)__
_—
■,
3-12
55c
t$1.30
(s-a)
(Toronto)
3-30
3-15
6c
2-26
1-25
4-
1
3-20
9
2-23
Corp.
(quar.)_
2-13
$1.12%
-
'
3-14
45c
2-15
(Initial
$1.21
(auar,)_____
Varnish .Co.—
common.
Corning
75c
&
Co.
Insurance
5
2-19
3-,9.'
2-23
7%C*.
3,-15
2-23
25c
3-10
2-19
3-
i
1
2-19
Products
^___—7
(Initial)
Corroon &
Reynolds, $1 preferred A
Corson
& W.
Cott
(G.
H.), Inc.
25c
(quar.)'
,
Bottling of New England
(quar.)
.
5C
3-
>
6c
3-20
2-28
93 %C
(quar.)_—.—.—
3-15
2-28
3-14
3-
2-19
3-
Coronet
1
•>.
,
Cooper-BesSemer Corp. (quar.)
<___
Copeland Rpfrlgeratlon Corp. (quar.—
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.).
4—
3-15
2
*
(qua-r______
(quar.)
4-
$1.04
4
;
-
81.18
___44_—
;_
.^.Chemetron Corp.,
,4y4%
$1.37%
New
f
(quar.)_
Refining
preferred
.
Paint
(Md.)—
capital gains and lc from inincome)
2-20
3-31
_____
Co.i4__„_4—
Chattanooga
:
7 4
(quar.)%l
Champion Papers,1 Inc.,
4%»%
4:7
Service
preferred
Industries,
vestment
3-31
.
—
Fund
$1.25
preferred
preferred
'
(quar.)_
Growth.
from
33.3/4c
$2.50
OH
Continental
22c
"7.
Belt
2-28
62 y2c
_;
(quar.)-
4T5%
5 'U" preferred,
1-31
3-14:
Co.—
(quar.) 4__^41_^
A
Central
2-28
($1.20
preferred
$1.35
27c
25c 4
(increased)—'—
Co.4—__4
$2.50
2-15
2-15-
4-
2-13
(accum.)__
Commonwealth
1-5
50%
"4
Chance
2-28-
'j,
2-16
2-28
3-
-
$3..conv,
3-
.70c
3-
12c
;
Aikman Corp., new com.-(quar.)
Acceptance
Corp.™
A
Class
'
prefel'redJL.
2-23
,
50c
(quar.)_.:___
20c
3-15
15e"
6
9
3-15
2-15
$75c
7
3-
2-
3-
A 2-15
-
4-1
3-T
,
:_VT 87%c
3-31
Combined
2-15
$25c
117c'
2-19
3-15
3-16
$20c
-
2-16
3-10
87 %c
Commercial
$75c
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Combined
Trust—
■
2-16
25c
18V4c
preferred
Colwcll
3-30
4-2
2-16
14'
Milling & Elevator Co.—
quarterly
Columbia Broadcasting S"stem
(quar.)_.
3-14
440c
?
each
Colorado
3-30
4-16
40c
Inc.
lor
9
4%
6
3-30
$20c
(quar.)
2-20
9
Coionia,
3-15
;
4-16.;,
(N.4C.-
Light, "common
Champion Spark- Plug
(quar.)___——J
'
preferred
Champion
J50C
.
Co.--
r
6%%v- 1
)4-':"2
2-10
"'3-15
' 7;
7 ;
■
(quar.)______—- $1.12%
■■
2-
>
3-15
>2-16
;
(quar.)____^;44__44__ /T'! 30c
Wire
.-
3-15
:
5.60%
A
5%.% ^preferred -.-(quar.).
Chain
4-10
1961-j.4_ %
1
1
3-1
3-
;
2-16
4444;4444.4.^v 117l/2c
commons
preferred
preferred
Century
6-11
137V2<J
-
(quar.>14-'-—2_—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred"(qiiar/>--4_i_-_u__,i„;
J
Edison,
2
;
Broadway-Hale Stores
Brockton
3-
2
3-
$5C'p>
(quar.j_^i:_^_;'_.
preferred
4.75%
'
_
(s-a)
3-
2-
Colonial
1
i -
3- 1
^-y. $17c
(quar.)__■;__
West
2-15
4-
'■
25c
17 %c
1
Colonial
$31c
7
Central Steel &
T
'
,
2-20
2-15
Co.
Reduced
.(quar.)-_
Central &? South
3-15
2-15
V
Sept.
British- Columbia Packers,.Ltd., class A
,
4*v
.;
'
shill-*:
ended
3-15
2-27 7.
,t-
3-24
,
$5
i961 free of British Income tax)_4_
Ordinary registered and ordinary bearer
t
7
;
3-16
2
3C,
,
2*
4-
.
3-
$10c
(quar.)_
&: Scott,
Illinois
4%'%.
2-15
3-1
4 $25c
$1743
3-30
2.-28
$15C4
; ; 4.92%
preferred •(qAtar.)_;;-4___4_>_____
',7 Central Louisiana Electric •
Construction-& Materials;
-f*Registered and ordinary bearer
one
3-
1
■
•
v$50c
,*
14
24;
$17»/2C
Products___
non-cum
4 7o
-
9334C.
Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)_^—_
American Tobacco co., Ltu.—*
ing,
*
3-16,
'
4-
,
4
Central Illinois Public Service—•
Common- (increased) .
V
,,
—
3-
3-12
60c
Class
,
_
Charge. Service,
*
'
$■>20
.
9*
25C
.
British American
British
9
30c
Bank Note' Ltd.-' (quar.)
British'r.iuericaui
4-2
2-16
3-12
3-31
25c
3-15
•
4-
$$1.10 v
$42 V2q
—.
insurance
preferred
4y2'//>
.2-27
; 2-26
3-30.
$2834C
,
British- American
3-
3
25c
■
$25c 4
Bristol-Myers, common, (interim)3.75%> preferred (quar.)
-
"4-
:
,
&' Pittsburgh RR.—• 4 ' *
regular guaranteed (guar.)^___'_,
Collins &
3-15
'
4-13
'
12'/2c
Mfg.
preferred
Central
2-15
IOC
-
.
(s-a)
Bright (T. G>) & Co.,4 Ltd.—u--?—:—■
'5 7o
preferred ; (quari
Brillo- Mfg. (quar.)l___4u4'___u 1 _2—;
,
3-
$72y2c4
30c'
$90C(
(stock :dividehd)______;^_
Steel-Products
47.470c
1-31
1
3-19
$1.10
Peabody & Co., common (interim)
Bottling Co. (N. Y.\ (quar.)___
Coleman Engineering, 6%
pfd. (quar.)__;__
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
.
'
'
3-12
;'4- 1
$68%C'
(accum.)__-_y_"
4
i-—
____
Company
Pirie
Central
9
,
*(quar»)u_V_i-u_w-4%-_--4.;
class
(quar.)';4-X--44i44;
•
Metal-
4.64%
——
'$2.90
.
2
$25c
.
r
4-
-
Ceco
2-
2
4-
60c
5-15
,
$15c
Catelli'T'ood-Products,"/Ltd., class A
59c
$62y2C
11-15
"(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
$10c
Investment
Coavertible jr, prefened
4y2-%
preferred- ;(quar;
2-16
2-28
75c
-
11-30
32yac
—
Insurance
share
4%, special guaranteed
9
4
;—i___
4 y2,%
from long-term
capital gains)-.,
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—' 4
>5%
preferred
(quar.)
i--—--—
5l/2%' preferred
(quar.)-—
-
4-
V'aC
8-15
$1.25
Cluett,
9
-
4.80%:
2-16-, 4
;•
1
•3-1-
.
Borg-Warner Corp.,
Boston Fund
7
2-
Bon Ami
(stock; dividend)-—4-4 4'-;; 5% •
Booth fisheries Corp. (quar.)
25c
40crBordeir- Company (increased)
1
8-31
Coca-Cola
Mills,- common : (quar.)w_;4___;L._-" 7 -? 75c- ' " - 3-31-' -'2-26
A ' (quar.)-__-_;_4_____-—wJ—75c
3-31-. >'72-26
Gown, class -A TinitialIiM4d4^cJii4*^>' V-8c^;3-20
,%3- 1
Shares, Inc.; :(Md.)— % .yr '
.7 > •;
Carson,
11-19':
3-12
-
,
3-
Controller
"77%:
2-15
3-
$50c
.
Corp.,,: common.:^
4,/a'.% preferred.-- (quar.)'__i___"„___L
,4
48-214
1
50c
.
1
6-
•
43-15
Colonial
^4
4 Carrier
5-214
11-30
3-15
2
(s-a)_
Ltd.,
dividendv: (one
4%%
9
2
_
Extra
2-17
6-T
25c
j___r._2--.4u'l.yr.-_*_——_2——,
4
4 Carpenter : Steel, (quar.—
'
'
.Quarterly
.
Carolina
3-16
1
2-
4-
.'"(quar.) _4—74—:-'-4-—;7 ; 44. 56
Class B (quar.)fe_,^4-^-4^-4-4- H ;,4.' 5c',
'
3-16'
3-30
25c
2-15
3-
(s-a)
{
2-16
<
1
4-
(quar.)
",Carolina .-Steel 74__--/_;
2-15'
3-
,75c
:
(quar.)^---,---^------------
2-10
Cleveland
2-20
3-15
3-
$50c
-Caressa," Inc:
■
2-15: ?.<
.
3-31
3-20
$10c
Class ".A
v
4
-
——u
3-
40c
;
(quar.)
Carey. (Philip)
3-15,
"
1
25c
(quar.)_______
Tobacco
Bell, Inc.
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Inc.
.
1-26
$87%c
_
>4 Carolina Casualty
t.r■
"3-15
44-
$1.40'
(quar;)U-_--__'y_;;__--_---_j,; ;'
Co.
W,)
Laughlin,
Vli 3 r 1 jBt: V.
;
7
4 2-28-
(initialquar. )_u.—
Ltd. (quar.),
Stock .Fund.
r
2-26"i
'
t.
1
a__
Ltd.
Machine,
Carborundum
2-19
,BlackmanMerchandlsingGbrpt(Mo;)\{quar.)j'; V-^9 c
1
3-
$25c
4 Capital Life Insurance "Shares and Growth
■
2-19
3-
2-10
I
$1.25
Clark Equipment Co. (quar.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
4
'
Cannon
3-15
'3-
1
.3-
$1 ;;
,
3-16
3-
15c
Employees
Clark
3-
$32 %o,
Ltd.,
International
Common
?"*+ (*.-2-23;x.tCapital
;3- 1
3-29
'
Y.)^-.44?4-,4'
(N.
1
f 25c
4Cahal-RandplphvCorp/.( quar, )^4_i_4;__44_l:':
"*
c
$1.18%
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.
1
7-13
—-
i
'
-
$1.25
..
3-
3-15
* preferred - (quaB•.)4.u'___^-_-;_-._,42-----.4r^', * U20c
5%%- preferred; .H|ubi.)—
(quar.)-4_-;__4_4444_44_2;''
* i28c
»■■«"/»•.:, |/i^ctipu.:
n
:/:V
-3- 1
45c
40c
:
73-
3-15
3-15 q
-
4%
*
3-21
J
v
4^
s2v20 (;.
.-
3-j 1
40c"
U
'(quar.,)_2_
1-10
*
held)
7-31
Ltd.——,
Service
Stock
2-23
27,/aC
^
Co.,
l^_^_____^4_-4
Hydrocarbons
Civil
Canadian:Western Natural Gas, 'Ltd;-^^-■
2"*®'/.%:
,
7-10
10-10
(quar.)____-:4————
A
Insurance
(Calif.)
12V2c,'
(quar.)
common
Stone
semi-annual
Ice
Class-' A
2-13
s
$1 25
(quar.;)-v:
1 Black&tonerVallfey GaS
25c
,
2-13
;
2'
r
_
22 %c
4; Canadian International'Power Co., Ltd.— ; 4. 6 7o preferred (quar.)__4___
VCanadian Pacific. Ry.. (s-a) _4____-:i-u4_4__-_1;
•
Canadian;. Tire Corp'.v co)nmohr:v4--44-44--.:"
2-15
•
$1.05
preferred
5
::
,
$4.20
2-
27c
_i________'44'__4-'
5% '-preferred4(quar.)
f'/f ■ ."4 2-28
12-29;
;; class
r
4r1.a5^?3-26-.^p-Cap. &
7
25c
Light,-com.
1
3-15",
1,-3-15
/
*
"
Extra
1
2-
<*■4-
25c I:
---r"1■
Z
Mlg.
Power
3-
^4—--4___
Common
1
3-
-
3-
;-«!
—/.*■-$ 1^75
(quar.)
Decker
1
3-
4;":
Extra
Canadian
2-16
2-26:
,r.
preferred
Title
5
General Investments,
i__
Canadian
9
3-
<' 2-26
Binney &\Smitli) '<quar.)______^___^___
& Son,
Inc.. $1 preferred ;(quar,)._;_~-«:
Black-Clawson
3-
5
$87%c
common-,'
Canadian
2-15
4
3-15,
10c
Bird
Black
1
3-15
50c
cashf payment_,___i *
•'^
■■
4-13
10c
—
Mfg.;- Co, -(stock, dividend)—^-
Quarterly
«
2-17
*
Bigelow-Sahford1 Inc.,; common
.4Va% preferred (quar.
Binks
1
2-
^ Bibb Manufacturing. (.quar.
-
--15
4-30 r;
3- 1:
10c
—.
(quar.)
v
2-15
1
3-1
Corp.,, common—60c
.preferred;
2-15
1
A.(initial):
class
2
25c
in- Quarterly from net?iuvestment. income
'•^Canadian General Electric, Ltd.-rNew
3-
4-
lT^c
——
(quar.)_^i—
Co.,
Steel
Bethlehem
;:»-
Bag
4-
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__--i-l-l- '
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—-i ■ 4/
Canadian
174
20c
(initial)
3-75
e.
Cut
Breweries
Canadian
,
3-
Bergstrom Paper,, mass .A (quar.)-—2—: /
15c
1 Class
B
(ouar.)—-15c
i
2
4
Ltd.,
Ltd.
Safeway,
Canadian
2-15
Ibc
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
5 'u
3•
30c
(quar.)
Howell Cc
$$1.12%
-a—-
Class A ' (quar.)4.i__—_-;___A_i_4--_——4_
:4',t ClasscB (quar.)4_^_—s_4_4__—_a—:_4—— 4
3-'5q?i
Canadian Fund,- Inc.— "
*
4
-4,; :44 4:4.;-'',
3-
;
25c
$l.lR3/4
com.
Canada
/3-16
;4( 3- T
'. $1.55
:
(quar.)
preferred
2-16 '
3-
■>4fi:3)i;3
if'«v>ci
(quar.)_-_
(quar.
Belknap Hardware & Mig.„
3-
(quar.)
Permanent Mortgage Corp.
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—, r
Increased
2-28
3?16.0
5c
(quar.).—
■
>43-15 :4
50c
,0'J
4:
3-15
25c V
7-31
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5% preferred (quar.)
Civic Finance Corp
3-16
3-19
2
\
75 c 4
...
City
2-19
4-16
(s-a-)
3-19'
2
4-
4
4-
(s-a)4_.4__-—4-.4___-.i_
Dominion Sugar
B
? Cauada
2-28'
1
4-10
$1.25
,
4-16
t$1.25.
;
Co.,
Malting;
Class
Canada
c
1-31
1
•
Di£,».iuing__—
nreferred
1-301
4;
1
9
DC
1
JlOc
-
^_4_4_
3-
7
3-
50c
:
—
(s-a)„.
3-
V-
2-15
2-19
,
10-31
4
4, $4.40 preferred
12-in
1
1
3-/1
4-30
1
1- -31-63
L__
'(quar.)
Cities Service Co;„ common1 (quai'.f
(initial quar.)_i,4:
City Products
(quar.)
___:
City Public Service—*•>.
v
7
%
,6-15
1
2-27
21c
common
(quar.)
Machine
Crushed, &
Canada
.-.
'
)qc.ar.>___i._i_
3-
5c
—
(quar.)
1
;
6-30
3-15
4—
Utilities,
preferred
Canadav&
12»/?c
;____
(quar.)
$$1
Ltd.
(quar. \
$1.30 pref.\ (quar.)_
5
3-
(quar. )4—
Beaunit Mills Inc.,
3-
21c
(quar.)
B.).
Inc.
2
3-15
•
Cigars Inc.
Corp.,
V2%' preferred (quar.)
Canada
'
3-10
.3-
-,4'45c
preferred
5.72%
•4f'?>;Canada Packers, Ltd., class A
Bay Stale Merchants National Bank—
Jr. ' (Lawrence. Mass.)
(s-a)—
Bayuk
5
Campbell
m
(quar.)
Ink
Canada Cement
42-
3-15
!^__
1
5.40%
?•
3-28
'3-28
for
Nutionale-t (quar.)--.
Industries
Wor«.s
iron
4 3-28
to- ap¬
Ltd.,(quar.)„j.
Barbers-Greene Co, (quar.)
1
Barden: Corn, (quar. i—J—.
Bassett
'
! 5%
i2-3i;
2-
3-
4
25 c
(quar.)A_:
>
4
-
(quar.)
3-16
9-
25c
(quar.Tt.___
-com.
(quar.)-_.
preferred
12%c
—4—
preferred- (quar.
5%
!•
share
subject
Edmonton
&
'California-Pacific
4 ,;J
Canada,
of
9
3-28
.
4-14
50c
preferred
preferred
'•
1
9-18
'50c
preferred
/
6-
,^P
Enquirer
Milling- Machine;
5%
3-31
2-16
3-
6-15
25c
5%
(N. C.
t
^California
.'J'
additional
(one
shares
proval of stockholders).—
Banque
';;
•
2-25
„
1
koc
h
7.
■5%.
;
9:.
..,.4
6-15
6-30
3-
1
1
3-15
12 %c
l___7
guar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacinc Ry;
'
preferred
(quar.)_;___.
California Electric Power (quar.)-
12-15
2-
fc-28
35c
dividend
each
Inc.
(quar.):
Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred '(quar.) >.
4Vb%
preferred' (quar.):..—-
5
1
4-14
;
'44- 4%
3-
12 %c
Quarterly
3-31
.
35c
,"
.__4
(quar.)
'(inltiUx
3-16
35c
(quar.)-——'
preferred <quar.)_
Group,
Corp;
4-20
25C
3-
2
20C
L-.r
Stero
Cincinnati
2-23
3-29
3-
20C
3-31
$1.12%
—L—L—4
Calgary
2-15
•
1
4-14
SI
(quar-..)
Bankers"Trust (N.
3-
4-14»
,
$l;06
preferred ;/ (quar,j______—2Bank of Ameiica, Inaiional Trust &• Savings
4
(S. P.) (quar.———
corp.
1
$1,75
___
\'lo
Building & Equipment
Calgary
2
r
2-28
20c
Electric,, common (quar,)___
preferred
(quar.)——i—___
4V*%' preferred
(quar.)
America
3-
3-
-
5c
.
Hydro
*2 %."
Bank.
Finance
C.
■'
2-28
luc
3-13
3-1
J 36c
_____—.
Chemical
&
M.
3-15
6-
3-15
30c
Quarterly.
2
9
6-21
.__
25c
/.
50c
3-
3-22
15c
7, Quarterly T—
<•
,
6
20C
25c
,
4%
preferred ; (quar.)_
4, 5%%
111c
.
—
Class- A
;
,
/•'-
—-_._44-l_—
Common—;_.i—j
_'_44_
Bymart-Tintair,
2-
3-30
10c
preferred
(quar.)_^—4j_-4_4_;: $1.12 l/a
preferred (quar.5
$1.12 Va
4 '/2 %
C.
2
2
4' 2- 2
*
-
Bush Terminal Buildings Co.
j
-
1
4-
3-15
$1.25
tquar.)
Corp.
Churchill
3-
3-29
2-15
3-15
8c
;
(quar:s)___
Inc.,
preferred \(quar.)4j.
41/2%
t'~
.
3-15.
1
3-30
-
_________________
■j'y 4V2%
1
3-16
25c
1%%
,
Mills,
Cominon
2-15
4-16
.3-
22-
3-1
Oil
Chirugh & Cairns Inc;
Chrysler
a-,
2
Cincinnati
International
v
5%,
30c
(quar.)——______
COrp.
Company, (stock dividend)/,Badger' Northland
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—■;
;
2-28
10c..'
?
'2-14
:
-•J&t:
Burrus
'12-31 ;. \
1
3-
:
6-30
10-
2"
Burroughs Corp,
-•
3r
-
3-1'
87 Vie-.
6
2-15
.
v3-30
preferred (quar.)
■_4''' 4 $1 - 4 3- 1
preferred (quar:)—----4-$1.05,4
3- 1
"tVi%\ preferi-ed; (quat. );_;^-__L_4^l4-4i44"; $1.12ya
4; 3-1
'Detective"
.' 4%, Agency," Int.
(N. Y.)" (quar.)4_;-4™4444
jfBurrard Dry'Dock, Ltd:., class A. (quar.)—
1 3-31 *
i
2-28 '
.15c.
25c^-*
_44___—__
2-
3-T
' "40c
____,
-4 Burns
"
3-10
10-15
:
7'
_______
F>
S.
*;
pfd. 7
non-cum.
dividend)—
(stock
(quar,)
2
4. 2-23
J.-15-63:
\V 7 toc
(guar;j
Products
Corp.
Products, Inc.
Ayshire
B.
Steel
Plastics
Aurora
Ltd.'
:
4-1(1
«,7-14
.
3Gc
Mines,
'•
.
4 2-21
;
2
30c
Aunor
10c
Cotton
Quarterly
Quarterly
.4
4.20%
2-15
4 2-
3-12
(increased-quar.)
-
4%
v3-l2 : > 2- 2
Hoc
•
-V' 3-1
Inc.
SVi'Jo. preferred (quar.)—1
•
'
2-16
4
1
3'
15c
-
". 4
3-30
1
$1.25
Chickasha
-
5-
(quar.)
2-16
2-13
3-
3-20
$1.00
2-13
3-T
s
4-15
$1
1
-
,
1
Holders
Payaole of Rec.
87 %c
2-28
3-
,
SI.12%
Chicago Musical Instrument Co. (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
(quar.)___—_^___,
Chicago Title & Trust Co, (quar.>_
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (cuar.)____
3-15-•
10c-
4
A
15
When
Share
preferred
Class
2-15,
2-15
.
y
35c
*
'
„
(quar.)—:
Chicago; Burlington & Qulncy RR.___^
^
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
5 %* preferred—___—
2-26
1
of Company
—.—
3%%
.2-23
1
3-
„
$1.25
._h—
Watcfi4(quar.)w_j—
1— •4-4—44. '4
Bui-lington Iridustrifes Inq., common (quar.).
2-16 ■
% 3-15,
«
■
15c""
-
:
3-
45c
(resumed)
Bulova
.
2-16 1
2-16
1-
60c
ujuar.)
;
3-
50c
"
:
(quar.)
-
Bullockts
2-20
...
•
3-
.
>4?'' 60c "
(quar.)
common
preferred
Forge Co.__
—;
Bullock Fund,'.Ltd.—. 'V \
,x
•
.,
t).,
4 Quarterly from net investment. income4_4_
1-26
% 3- 1
-
itoc
(quar.)—
Company,
prior
5
5
'
3-15;'
i
•
20c
—_.
1
3-15
15c
-
:
Buffalo
3-15
4
";3- 1
;
$1.11 ?
(^ulsa.^oKia./
$5
..25c
•
——
,
_______$1.15
(mcxeadvu
1
3-30
•>
$4.50
.
(quar.)
Sugar Refineries,- Ltd. (increased)Chemical Industries (quar.).:
Lite
3-
30c
Atlantic
-
Budd
-3r 2
)
22-
3-
•
Per
Name
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—7
4ya%
preferred
(quar.)
i
Chesapeaxe & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
,
2-15
3-' 11
3-1"' l2-1'5
70c
i
^
(quar:)
-
:
/
3- 1
**
5c
Co.
'
10c
;_i_
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
-'
——
(initial)—.
Piper Line
When
,
$1.37y2
—
;
.
Buckeye
;
25c
.
com.
9;
3-1
4-2
••
-.
—
Line .Gog (quar.)
RR.
Ektra
.'1
(quar.).
A
Corp. ,(quar.)
9
.
Share
•
v..
*"
(quar.)*.-;
Arms
.
,
,
(quar.)
-
Browning
'
(quar.)
com.
Coast1 Line
Atlas
3-15
65c
(s-a).iL_j__r*2-^.__'-i.^_-,_ 4H.f;'55c
-
2-
1
Co.
,Brunswig Drug Co.
-
$1.50
"
2-
3-
(quar.)—.422—$1.12Vb
Atlantic
-
3-1
Sharpe Mfg.
Brunswick
>
-
>
Shoe
\
?>
4.4__-__
Company;.-:.-1
&
Brown
3-15
$1.31 %;
(quar.)—..
preferred;
Atlas
1
:
(quar.)
preferred
v
-
Light Cd:,< common
4,44%
2-
1
Brown
Brown
•
3-15
(accum.
Atlanta & Charlotte'Air Line Ry.
Atlanta
-
3-
02 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
1.'
2-15
30c
________——
Atcliison,, Topeica <S6 iSaina re Ry.
Common (quar-) _____—
Athey
2u
$1.25
(quar.)
com,
(quar:),.
Associated" Transport,1-—
6%'
convertible
preferred
,,.
1
37 %C
,
(quar.)
Goods
3-
3-1
40c
(quar.)_2_,—_C
Aslnand Oil <& Refining, common (quar.-),--.
$5 preferred (quar.)_4_1
;—
t
4
Brooklyn Union; Gas— ;
5V2% preferred series
40c
.
Per
••
■
Name of Company
2-19
3-26
4%
annual),-,-,—,
(quar.)—,
-
9
3-
2\
4-
35c
-—
Holders
Payable ojfitecsv
Share
*
dividend)
("increased
Water,
"•
(quar.)
(stock
Lluueurs
Artesian
»
(983:)
25c
Crane
Company,.
3%%
Dfd.
(quar.)
'
$1.06
$1.18%
-
Crompton
&
Knowles
Corp.
(Increased)—_
30c
Continued
on
page
6
50
:?
Monday, February 26, 1962
.;.
.
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
Highest
Lowest
52 y2 Jan
3
-
128%
6
17% Sep
Apr
75
'
103% Jan
25
7
17
Jan.
3
24% Jun
24% Jan
3
33-% Nov
22 Vb Jan
3
74% Feb
20
29
21% Jan
15
ABC Vending
66 % Jan
8
75% Feb
16
17 % Jan
31
30% Jan
2
33% Feb
5
22
Steel
Acme
2
v
—
23% Jan
3
Adams-Mlllis
18
90% Jan
2
Addressograph -Multlgrapli Corp-2.50
29
Jan
30
18% Feb .16
36% Apr
4
30% Jan
21
Aeroquip
11% Jan
70% Jan
8
61% Nov
29
84
Jan
18
62 % Jan
3% Nov
24
3
Air
Control
16
Air
Products
7
Air
8
32% Jan
20
81% Feb
.
4% Feb
A
19
Jan
24
38
Jan
11
40 Va Jan
24
9
19% Jan
2
21% Feb
5
Alco
Aldens
29
Dec
11
93
6
29
39
Jan
2
Jan
4
93
Feb
19
91
8
15l/2 Apr
4
10% Jan
2
11% Jan
Inc
Inc_^_j
common..^;
preierred
53% Apr
4
37
Jan
3
41
5
Jan
3
50% Sep
7
43
49
49 %
92
92%
92%
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
52%
53 %
52%
52
%
5iy4
4
93
Jan
17
20% Jan
25
Allen
4
Allied
Chemical Corp___
16
Jan
8
17% Feb
15
Allied
Kid Co.
52% Apr
Oct
7
44
42
Jan
2
44% Jan
31
Allied
Mills
11
Oct
84
28
25
19
Nov
26
25 Vb Oct
110
19 Va Dec
61% Jan
6
Stores
3
81% Jan
3
86% Jan
25
4%
14% Jan
11
16% Jan
31
Allied
25
Allis-Chahners
4
Jan
23
100% Jan
3
30
30% Jan
12
Alpha
Portland
11
Alside
Jun
12
36% Feb
15
25% Feb
23
28% Jan
4
Aluminium Limited
57% Feb
15
66% Jan
20% Feb
4
Aluminum
19
18% Jan
24
Jan
8
7
105% Jan
8
May 11
Mar 24
26
3
119 % Dec
23
98 %
Sep
22
36
Jan
3
37
Feb
8
58% Sep
7
27% Jan
20% Jan
130.
108% Jan
9
Amerace
Corp1
15
Amerada
Petroleum
29% Feb
19
Amer
2
40% Jan
4
65
Jan
29
American
5
61
Jan
12
64 y4 Apr
24 Va Apr
—
4
11
16% Jan
0
46% Jan
5
6%
2
41% Jan 29
47% Feb
42 V* Jan
8
47
% Feb
20
23>
39Va Jun
Jan > 4
5
7
42 Tb Jan
3
53
70 Vb Jan
6
Jun
2
40% Feb
47 Vb Jan
18
49% Feb
74 y2 Jan
24
38Tb Jan
97 % Mar 28
-Z
'
19y8 Jan
3
18% Feb
7
Feb
2
29% Apr
39% Sep
29% Jan. 20
57% Jan
3
20 vb Jan
r
BVb Jan
20
55% Jun
Jan
'8
70 V4 Jan
8
58Tb Feb
14
Jan
16
30 % Feb
1
4?
23% Apr
28
17% Feb
12
4
12% Apr
18
9 Va </an
2
Jan
3
28
26
American
<
Vi
40
381
Sep 26
>•/ American
American
&
Hardware
38 % Jan
24
40 % Feb
8
30
79
2
'/American
Apr 26
27% Jan
Nov
17
6
20
28% Nov 22
9
21
Jan
23
2
33% Feb
19% Feb
13
Feb
24% Jan
15
5'
105
May 24
...63% Apr 20
103
Jan
12
30
33
Feb
23
81 % Oct
13
B6% Feb 27
83
Jan
2
85
Jan
39% Dec
34 Vz Jan
18
40
Jan-
3
13% Jau
3
1144'/a Sep
19
20% May 16
61
16% Nov 30
37
14
Nov
'
17
17 Tb Jan
4
American
10
49 % Feb
1A
Jan
18
81 % Dec
4
63
Jan
29
-73% Jan
29
46% Sep
13
25
Jan
26
32 Vb Jan
12% Jan
3
139 % Sep
28
26
Dec
Jun
2
48% Feb
17y8 Nov 21
146
38% Feb 23
15 V4 Jan
21
>
American
Jan '•'■2/:
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2
2
22% Jan
23
Amer
-r
Jan
29 Vb Feb
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
123%
126%
123%
118%
29-
28%
29 %
-110
36%.
36% -<■36%
36
61%
.
61% > 61%
62
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47
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76 Vb
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32%
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34 Vb
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76%
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31%
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19
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18%
.
23%
23 Tb
31
:
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v
News
18Tb
;
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American
Potash
Rad
At
Chcni
Std
At
7%
19
20
Y
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57
105
-
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-
68
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17
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-
400
6,900
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49 Vb
48
48 Vb".. :Y46%
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39%
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26Tb
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2
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3
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common
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12
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10
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4
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2
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12
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14
29
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2
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19
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6
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29
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15
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19
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5
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14
25
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17
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30
20% Jan
4
58% Apr
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38% Dec 21
30% Feb
14
37% Jan
15
20
37% Jan
2
Amsted
44
33% Feb
3
65
2
52% Jan
4
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May 22
491/4 Jan
44% May 22
33% Feb
33% Feb
2
45 y4 Apr
4
34% Jan
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13
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16
17
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15
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24
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22
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16
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Aug 24
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35% Jan
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20
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2
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25
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Jan
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30
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Jan
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24
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11
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59
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30
6
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27
316
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3
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21
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48
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4%%
(A S)
17.
20%
u
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Beck Shoe
15
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66.% Jan
3
..
19
7%
55%
14%
21%
■
32% Jan
1 Va Jan
Sep
Beckman
2
Feb
6%
54%
72%
10
24
26%
47%
1 7
23%
77 2%
4,000
57
85%
28%
25%
28
;
preferred
27%
27%
32%
10
56%
26 Va
28 Va
6%
2,900
16%
28%
147/a
7,100
44%
11%
26%
34%
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7
*23%
28%
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-
88
26%
55%
6,400
;
48%
84%
27 %
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Inc
6
33% Jan
39
95
Mills
8
12
39% July
29
prior
17
3
140% Sep
12% Jan
Jan
99
>.
'..v
preferred
Feb
69% May 25
16% Apr
5
4
conv
27% Feb
1
par
.
■'
-
common- —12.50
Co
Nov
-
20
28
Foods
3%%
2
Dec
88
46% Sep 25
10% Dec 29
9
30
35% Feb-
2
16
Jan
Beatrice
23 Va Jan
27'A Jun
19
2
328
24
Jan
.97% Jan
159% Dec
81
71
'.-
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100,
Distilling Co
26%
14%
7 7.
T„-
10%
16%
26%
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29,900
10V4
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6 %
;
73%
27
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11%
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23%
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11%
16%
23 Va
26%
26%
72 Vt
24%
16
4,600
7:1,000
•
26%
7
•2%
23%
7
JL07%
85%
26%
1007
Inc
Lomb
Cigars
84%
28
100
B
1—.
Corp
(James
27
Nov
«
Jan
26%
100
Laboratories
Bayuk
15
85
26,600
-
46%
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57%
11%
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41%
11%
7:
3,600
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56%
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-47%
57 Va
24
40
-
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1,300
46%
10%
84%
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88
41 %
n
800
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21%
28%
7
48
57
16%
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&
Baxter
21
325
100% May. 15
17% Mar 14
Bausch
63% Feb
Aug 30
series
Products
Feb
47
com-..No
Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
2
4
-16%
7,
Barber
32% Jan
85%
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EXCHANGE 7
.
26%
>41%
;
27
2
19
57 Va
41
7
17
32
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WASHINGTON'S
7 BIRTHDAY
73%
10%
24%
21
Jan
41%
250
45%
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107%
73
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-
STOCK
,
7" ' 7 CLOSED
48
88
:> 24%
21
59.
48%
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Feb
Basic
10%
48
11%
4%
23% Jan -.4.
10 Vi
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24%
non-cumulative preferred_100
100 "t
stamped—
_1
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
15
51% Jan
33% Jan
24
10%
48%
88
'85%
,
*-16%
107%
26%
2%
Preferred
Oil
27
-,••
2,700
■;
21%
47
'104%
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■i
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Corp. —-A13-7
Elec
&
preferred
Inc
26%
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17
21
*46%
107%
7 107%
27
84%
.
Common, stamped
Basic
46%
107
74
56%
?.
.
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
53% Feb
33% Apr
Gas
/ 46
73%
.41%'
,
17
21
,
♦107
74%
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11,400
71
45%
,
74
10%
7 48
76.,
16
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17
21 Va
•
45%
107%
•f"
22% Feb
24
18% Jan
28%
108
'
21% Feb
19
62 Va Jan
11
27 Va Aug
Jan
-
Wilcox
&
Oil Tools Inc
103% Dec-11
Jan
28%
5c
;
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
62% Jan
32%
28%
—1
.14% Jan
63
32 Va
28%
;i
Baker
22% Jan
32%
28Va
*16%
26%
No par
Corp
Babcock
19
32
"♦1061/a
($1.20)— No par
Co of Amer_2.50
58% Feb
47% Jan
32%
•♦106"
•
14,900
55%
85%
21
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•
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70%
v
45%
16%
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55%
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87
45%
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1.
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(B T)
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1
15% Feb
13
Jun
pref
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Babbitt
45%
32%
7 '
1
10
Corp-——
Avnet
86
45%
20
2
31% Dec
58
Avco
86
46
33,800
37
-'67%
,
21%
100
common
prior
86'/a
-
3,100
2%
-36%
68 Va
16%
•"'••
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common
11
19
71%
46
36
2%
55%
71%
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100
Industries
Jan
Jan
55 %
71%
-
4%
com
common-—
10% Jan
47
56%
*85
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Nichols
Baltimore
27
14% Jan
Corp
37% Jan
/
•
Co
RR
50
15
4
70%
35%
'
100
preferred
17
3
Oct
Line
series
Conv
7% Feb
15
55 3
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com—1
.
Automatic Canteen
3
5% Jan
67%
56%
71 Va
2.50
common
Electric Co
Chemical
Austin
2
13
.70% Mar 17
48% Jan
$3.75
15
28% Feb
Investment
f Atlantic Refining
2
24% Feb
31% Jan
Refining
Coast
34% Jan
8
17% Apr
18% Jan'
2
29'/a Jan
52 Va Sep 20
15% Jan 73
31
20
25
5
29% May 18
35 Va Dec
5%
25
9
47% Jan
Atlas
23% Jan
9
41% Nov
-
15
18% Feb
2
10
22 Va Jan
19 V& Aug 15
26
33% Dec
2% Jan
8
7% Mar 29
22
7 13% Mar
Atlas
Jan
67%
55%
__2.50
11% Nov-
22
21 Va Dec
5
11% Jan
'
Inc
Shares
37%
37 %
•
5
~
59%.Dec-15
4
12
14
2
68% May
3
82 Va Jan
-Feb
Feb
•
24% Jan
45% Mar 29
18
94% Jan
16
23
15
86
;
Dry Goods Corp
preferred
City
36%
the Week
Feb. 23
2%
66%
"
j.
Corp
preferred.
Atlantic
22
25% Feb
17
5
4%
2%
70 Va
non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic
; 7
57%' Feb
;8
11% Jan
3
275
17
5%
y
24
2%
37%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com-10
4
Jan
43% Jan
5-
52% Jan
4
4VAFeb 27
14% Apr 12.
,..24
May 10
29% May 12
19
23% Nov
-
41
:■•„
27% Jan 20
..
89
3
12% Jan
i
49% Jan
5
26
k 4% Ja n- 3
36 Va Jan 10
.
5
22 % Jan
2
9
47% Jan
2%
Friday
36%
'
1st
Associates
.,86% Feb
81 % Jan
17% Feb
i
80 Ve Jan
19
5
Peihf.14
5.25%
;
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 22
36%
:.
67 Va
7
preferred $1.50 series.No par
Associated
Jart
16
25
13% Jan-
Z;
108 "
&
36%
37%
' :
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common.
_
Oil
2%
36%
'
Industries
2nd
46% Feb
109% Feb
;
Corp
37%
37 Va
No par
Constable
Ashland
10% Jan
30% Jun
13% Jan
Aro
Feb. 21
'.'66%
A——;.T__5
Co
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 20
36%
.7
10
Co_„
Cork
AND
Tuesday
19
2%
_2.50
■;
preferred
Arnold
Arvln
27% Jan
84% Oct
29
27% Sep
J
Co
'•>
„5
Armstrong Rubber Co
4
2
2
May
'
Service
Feb.
*
*
"
ex-distribution
Corp
&
$3.75
Jan'l2
30
3
30
Nov
21%
/ 60
Armour
Armstrong
12
Jan
11
2 % Nov
10
*
48% Feb
^'3v
i Jan
21% Oct
.
29
.
Steel
16
28 % Feb
,
16
21
Armco
Corp
Public
16
Feb
; Jan
33 Va Jan
•
8
105% Jan
Oil
86
;
18
"'98
Nov
Argo
57% Feb
8
July
82
18
No par
72% Feb
-
Monday
Par
Arizona
46% Feb1 16
4
Jan
A Jun
•110 '•
3
16% Jan
29
115%Dec-
102% Feb
2
20% Jan
.
8
11
43% Jan
May 22
47
;•
82'/a Jan
28% Junv
,
13
62% Jan
24% Aug
fi 36 3 e Dec
•Jan
Feb
49% Jan
.
:
69% Feb
•
3 % Jan
38% Feb
19% Sep: 19
Feb
720
5
16
46
5
Sep
2% Jan
1.; .66
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
17
34% Jan
53% Aug
13% Mar 16
20
Jan
19
85% July 28
3
.
38
30
29
74 Vi Oct
4
30
34% Jan
..
YORK
EXCHANGE
79% Aug
11
50
12:
NEW
Highest
Dec
3
3
Jan
78% Jan
Lowest
v*.
43% Oct
••
3
>
Range Since Jan. 1
•
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43% Apr
27
'..37% Sep
.
STOCKS
Year 1961
.,•■">1
51
52
6,500
90
160
X56%
56%
1,100
25%
25%
11,300
18
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Range for Trevious
-
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
9iy4 Jan
12
96 J
Jan
13
57
3
32 Vb Jan
3
v
40 Va Jan
10
v
3
1
28
36% Nov 24
•
6% Dec
22
Jan
74
25
6
1
Jan
11
Oct
89
>
3
90% May 31
A
2% Nov
.
Jan
3
6
71% Jan
3
Case
2
3% Jan
4
V 42'/a Jan
22
15
34
Jun
28
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
10
Ceco
21
Feb
.129
-
5
47%
69
69
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2,820
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'
39
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41%,
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47%
577 a
27%
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10
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-
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•
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-
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Steel
44%
47%
42Ta
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% ;r rf V 68%.
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.A v..
2%'.;''3 .A"
,
common.No par
63y4.
•
101"*
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56% -A 57: A/-A'
7
1
7% a.8
101
44% '
•
7
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31%
12% 4- 12% vV
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the Week;
Shares
;■
49% : 50
30 y8
-
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Friday
Feb. 23
51'%:-:.-:
62-
•.
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■
31%,
*100%
.•
Sales for
Thursday
'•>•"»: Feb. 2»":
50
61%
PRICES
"
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V
31 %
'44y2.
42 Va,
>•'
"46%
•
,
V
35
SALE
HIGH
:Z; 12%; 12%.
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101
101..
>
47
.
63 % A 69
•.
of Amer com__No par7%
2nd preferred————100;:
4%% conv preferred series A_100
•
16
86 '/a Feb
,
33
r—_100
•:
x44 Va
47
12.50
-51 "A
61 Va
v.'
"A/A" '42 Va -.-43 VA
Celanese Corp
98 *
'29
11
81'/a Jan
»
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20%
preferred
V"
••7'*"
—
preferred-——;
6 Vi %. 2nd preferred
42% Feb
•
A
5
10
Inc
Products
62
44%
AAA
_1
(J I) Co common/—
"
8
124'A Jan
Corp
:
44%-
'
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101
61%
Ax/
•
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,—:—,10
50
General
&
noo-'
AND
Weunesday
Feb. 31
-
v.:3t%,:'3i%
C J12% : 12%
12% V 12%
"
No par ~
T
7%
4
Jan
Co_\
preferred
Carter
9
3
2% Feb
31
85% Apr
2
Feb
70
«■
38 Vb Jan
..
' May 23
•129
4%%
Carriers
9% Jan
,70
A
5
Light-
&
Power
Corp ' common
Carrier
8
21
12
-
"
115% Jan
Carpenter Steel
36'/a Jan
18
40% Aug
32% Oct
Carolina
12
47'% Feb
15
2
95 Va Jan 23
27 y4 Jan 29
P7
15
55% Feb
41% Aug 29
•
29
447a Feb
/
62'/a Jan
-7% Feb
51%
AAA"
Carlisle
•
Mar 20
5
....
28% Dec 29
22
3
-
ir Tuesday
a'/ Feb. 20
Feb. 19 •x'A
"•
—_5
:—
44% Feb
24
32% Jan
9.
Oct
13 Va Apr
30 Vb Feb
52
Jan
45% Jan
40
May 19
49
47 Va Apr
-
46% Feb
27
•
30
■■'.4
62 Va Feb
;
22
/'A
Monday
A
Par
■
Jan
2
101
Jan
>;
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Carey .(Philip) Mfg Co
—,10/
Corp
—•_———,_No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
11
13% Jan
•
39% Jan
52'% Mar 30
•
Co.
Carborundum
32% Jan
8
62% Nov
3
39% Jan
6
LOW
.
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
54'A Jan' 12
•
24
12 '/a Feb
6
30 y2 Jan
Mar 13
-102% Oct
6
43% Jan
1
2
Jan
48
5
60\a May
20
26% Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
43 '% Dec
STOCKS
.
NEW
^
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
»
Monday, February 26, 1962
. . .
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>>■.
J
'
30% Jan
19% July 21
3
Jan
10
17
28
18% Jan
34% Dec
24 y« Jan
«
39% Jan
81
26
Feb
20
19
A"> 5% '.'preferred-J
■A Cenco Instruments
13
2
162 '% Oct
19
73'A Dec
5
58
Jan
29
65% Jan
22'/a Jan
3
28 '/a Jun
5
25 y8 Jan
9
26% Feb
23
6
23 y2 Jan
Celotex Corp common—*:
..
2
38
Mar
6
Mar
50
7
27% Jan
20% Feb
45% Jan
49
Feb
21
Jan
75
Feb
21
38 Va Nov
24
Sep
7
92
5
75'/a Oct
3
38 '% Jan
•
25
24
32% Feb 23
72
20
24
36% Jan
23
4% %
5
Central
8
24% Jan
22
46% Feb
21
Central
& South
32'A Jan
2
Central
19% Jan
2
Century
26
Feb
6
51
9
18'A Jan
22
38% Jan
A
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
9
23% Nov
16
30 '/a Nov
8
44% May 17
5
79% Dec
28% Feb
1
20'/a Jan
42'/a Jan
23
60 VA Jan
2
31
46 Va
30% Feb
23
35
Jan
31
6% Jan
'8
•i>8'%. Feb
6
57
45% Jan
24
49'A Feb
16
3
Mar 24
-
-
2
Cerro
4
Jan
33
•
19
41% Feb
16
24% Jan
8
2934 Feb
AA
8
27 % Mar 20
21'% Jan
8
27% Jan
25
9
23'% Jan
5
25% Feb
7
10'/a Jan
2
42'A Jan
12
10
28
91% Jan
2
Jan
507/a Apr
4
32-7A Jun
21% Jan
16% Jan
-.
11% Nov
7% Jan
32
13
67% Jan
Dec
18
2
60
Jan
18
Sep
11
98
Jan
11
18
Mar 30
V
Jan
31
20
14
31
22% Jan
37% May 26
34
2
187/a Feb
27
15% Jan v'2 4/
7;
62
Feb
27
13% Jan
3
26'A Oct
23l/a Jan
3
38
Feb
20
Jan
i
4
'
23
12'A Jan
19
15
20
20
Jan
24
29% Jan
24
363'a Feb
8
.A 31'A Jan
12
2
15
16 Ya Jan
20% May 15
5
29
;
37% Jan
3
57% Sep
21
49'A Jan
2,
37'% Jan
10
53% Nov
10
43% Jan
31
82'% Jan
3
90 Va Dec
5
87% Jan
2
103% Dec
11
101% Jan
2
Dec
21
49 Vb Sep
52 % Dec
3
26
44
A
•'•'
A
16
91% Feb
5
Feb
1
52'% Feb
16
47% Feb
;
2
53% Jan
-
mm
18
A
1
>
16
59'%
;
C
>
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35'% Feb
3034 Feb
Milling Machine
I T Financial
City Investing
Corp—4
13
3
12% Jan
19
14
Feb
7
41% Mar 30
A A 32% Jan
18
38'% Jan
4
Clark Equipment CD—*
Feb
21
48'% Jan
2
Cleveland-Cliffs
3
40'% Jan
51'% Mar 20
62% Feb
73% Nov
6334 Feb 23
43
•
Nov
27
:
2
96% Jan
15
v
3
City Products
Feb
101%.Feb
'
21
2
69
*
City
'A
—
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Stores Co——__i
Jan
45 Vb NOV
1
-
61
#
•
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4
133
(
Apr
10
4 58%
•
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3
2
33% Feb
6
35
;• 51 Va Jan
3
•*.57
'A 77 Va Jan
17
134 y2 Jan
3
89'% Jan
26
36'% Mar
.
A
2 7'
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61
Jan
/,
Jan
16
Jan
12
16
;
Feb
16
5
;
July
140
109
Nov
6
17
139
30 AJun
5
25% Jan
31
2734 Jan
5934 Dec
4
48'% Jan
18
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105
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
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22
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29
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4
Dec
51
46
27
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:
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24% Feb
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5
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.
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46
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Jan
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52
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4
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31
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40
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103
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Nov
'
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38% Oct
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19
99'A Feb
71% Jan
18
90
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Jan
2
24
18
100
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30
Sep
3% Jan
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2
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/
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Jan
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3
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Volume 195
Number 6137.
.
The Commercial andj Financial Chronicle
..>%
(987) " 19
NEW
"*
Range for Previous
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Year 1961
Lowest
24 % Jan
'
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.
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
i
Lowest
«
31
40% May 31
i
Jan
28
6
18
Highest
3
7% Jan
3
15% Dec 18
13% Feb
2
4
49% Jun
36% Feb
23
43
Jan
8
21
Jan
31
22% May 24
Jr. (J :
83%Jau
88
;
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63%. Nov 28
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30
.
Jan
.5
46% Jan
11
72% J«n
18
:
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23% Dec 20
Sep
w"
9
4
Corn
2
Corning Glass Works
3 % % preferred--
V
5
93% Jan
16
2
24% Jan
4
22
19% Jan
2
Jan
_5
89
Feb
9 i
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v
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,
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134
4
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4
V
10
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45
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12
45
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40
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50% Jan
24
92 % Jan
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24
4
2
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v Feb
129% Jan
12
12
Jan
4
59% Jan
94% Jan
26
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Jan
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19
6
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29
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20
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37
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11
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68
11
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'
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7
Feb. 23
33,'
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V
5% % /convertible preferred—100
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34
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.
4
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3
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Friday
Feb. 22
32%
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23
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1
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6
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Feb
82
14% Feb
7
Dec
23% Jan
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5
.
10
105% Jan
lii.i
9
68% Jan
17
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26% May 17
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13% Aug 21
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
8 % Jan
62% Jan 29
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11
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67
3
15% Aug 23
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7 y4 Feb
15
95% Jun
3
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45 % Nov
39% Feb
1
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6
17% Jan
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6% Jan
,
33%
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preferred,; ser of 1947—100
Petroleum Corp__
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Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
.
32
.
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17
Monday
Feb. i»
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Jan
21% Jan
LOW AND
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1
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.—
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___—__■■
5
-
42% Feb
10
92% Jan
29% Apr 13
11
42% Jan
ll
88
'
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58
26
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of
192% Jan
8
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4
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9
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17
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Controls
•
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5
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.
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8
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22
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20
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15
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,
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24
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24
16 V# Feb
24
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30
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14
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16
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23
79
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81
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15
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83
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13
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80 Va Jan
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16
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23
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13
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2
6
Feb
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31
30 % Feb
;
5
37
30% Jan
Jan
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Lines
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common—_lo
4
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17 v
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Financial Chronicle.. .'/« Monday, February 26, 1962
The Commercial and
(988)
20
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
,
17% Jan
Jan
7% Jan
5
25% May 16
3
8
22% Jan
8
35
Jan
8
,
12% Dec 29
9% Jan
Fawick Oorp
23
Fedders
23% Feb
5
40% Feb 23
30
14% Feb
7
Dec
5
24% Jan
17
19"% Jan
9
3
42% Oct
13
39% Jan
11
44% Feb
7
23% July 27
23% Jan
12
23% Jan
19
59% Nov 22
18% Jan 20
46% Feb
7
54% Jan
2
Feb
15
13% Jan
5
Fenestra
Ferro
Aug 30
21
34% Feb
I
2
10% Nov
;
34 % Mar 21
12
23% Jun
'
15% Mar 16
48% Jan
15
53% Feb
6
19
31% Feb
15
18% Feb 21
7'
55% Dec * 4
2
'
28% Jan
'
42% July 25 '
26% Aug
11
5%%
20% Feb
8
11
164% Nov
24
34% Feb
Jan
33%
9
4
51%
Nov" 20
30
142
Jan
Corp
Financial Federation
22
Feb
1
98
Feb
6
4
48% Feb
10
Filtrol
14
2
Jan
43% Jan
35% Apr
5
24% Jan
92
24
Dec
Products
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
108
23% Oct
126
Paper
19
issued
When
128
23
$4.50
Feb
13
$2.25
conv
B
6% Feb
5
Florida
East
Coast
Jan
3
"lorida
Power
82% Feb
8
Florida Power & Light Co—No par
5% Jan
2
41% Jan
15
73% Jan
9
24
59% Jan
13
94% Jan
13
31% Jan
3
11
Jan
85
382
17
8
87% Feb
F
20
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pfd
Railway
2nd
Corp
3%%
2.50
preferred
100
32% Feb
20
22
40% Jan
Food Fair Stores Inc common——1
89
Feb
divid pfd series of '51—15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
Jan
90
19
29% Jan
5
17% Feb
21
21% Jan
16% Nov 30
13% Jan
15
14% Jan
12
19% Jan
Foote
102% Jan 24
116% Jan
May
16% Feb
29% Mar 22
Mineral
63% Jan
3
117% Dec
5
July 31
15% Nov
21
12% Jan
31
14% Jan
Foremost
43% Oct
19
37% Jan
45% Feb
Foster-Wheeler
61% Dec 26
87
18
61
8
Jan 24
67
26% Aug 14
35% Nov 28
30% Jan
22
35
14 % Jan
24
17% Jan
19% Jan
25
Jan
31
24
29% Jan
12
44
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14
56
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2
23% Jan
10
27% Feb
15
Feb
6
84
Jan
4
4%
8
Gabriel
Co
Slcogmo
9
Apr
26
35% Jun
3
1
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67% Oct
19
5
Dec
27
19
Jan
Feb
31% Aug 23
3
73
Apr
13
Nov
86
80
2
Ford
Motor
Foxboro
Feb
Frarn
Feb
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43%
74%
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76%
28%
87-
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103
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86
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5
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;
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2nd
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conv
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common
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79% Jan
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48
May 31
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5
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25% Jan
17
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3
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5
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4
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47
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24
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114
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1.26
19
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38%.
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..
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—1
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51
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2
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58
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21
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12
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2
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10
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9
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5 vii May 12
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26% Jan
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32 Ms Nov
16
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77 y4
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6
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19
79Ms Jan
8
82
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1
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9
Mar 27
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4%
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5
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100
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General
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5
15
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55 Ms Apr
21
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30
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2
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Mills common
5
29% Jan
26
May 31
108 Ms Jan
2
52 y4 Jan
8
107% Jan
3
Dec
13
110% Dec
12
86% NOV 29
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Feb
2
5%
57 % Jan
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112
Feb
1
86
Feb
114
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1
General
5
30% Feb
14
General
Outdoor Advertising
Portland Cement Co
Oct
27
78
Jun
7
54% Jan
17
59
Jan
9
General
52
Jun
7
41% Jan
22
44 Ms Feb
9
Jan
8
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General Public Service
8
Aug 11
7% Jan
2
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6
31% Jan
8
35 % Feb
23
54% Apr
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2
44 'A Jan
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19
38% Jan 23
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3
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22
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20
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23
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7
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23
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19
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105 % Jan
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3
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20
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Feb
21
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23
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2
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2
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22
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3
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10
14% Feb
14
4
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Nov
28
43 y8 Jan
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14
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11% Jan
3
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13
13% Jan
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3
3
8
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4
51% Jan
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3
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14
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2
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19
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3
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3
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5
15
4
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5
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17
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52% Aug
9
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3
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26
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27
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20 Va Jan
29
23
34 y4 Jan
2
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19
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2
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5
City Steel
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3%%
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100
18
26%
79%
27
27%
26%
27 »A
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79
79%
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2
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3
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13
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Jan^
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3
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8
Great Nor
Mar 22
52
Jan
11
62% Feb
6
44
Feb 23
47% Feb
42% Jan
1
Great Northern
2
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15
144% Jan
29
36% Jan
2
27
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18% Jan
3
May 19
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40
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2
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8
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2
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8
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3
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21
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4
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11
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11
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3
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2
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3
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Dec
13
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10
42% Feb
21
For
Stores
Great Northern
51% Feb 23
31
footnotes,
see page 27
Jan
24,800
1
Inc
1
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
3,500
18,400
43%
4
Batteries
(W R) & Co
Grayson-Robinson
146
1%
65
42%
Graham-Paige Corp common
1
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Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
2
3
1%
63%
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5
Jan
3,000
45
10
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40% Feb
34% Jan 22
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3
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<:
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54%
25 y8 Jan
44% Dec 20
41%
18%
29 Ms Jan
139
18,300
107
59
1
Co
Brewing Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
16% Jan
22% Jan
93,100
102 Ma
54 y4
9
7
19
90%
78,500
92%
102
1,600
26%
18%
91%
101%
500
26%
26%
101 Ms
2
69
*26
92 Ms
100%
17% Feb
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
28% Jan. 5
7%
34%
43
76% Jan
6
1
7
34%
26% Nov 28
Mar
420
39%
29%
3
80
111%- 112
29 %
41
Jan
8
200
5
Goebel
Nov 21
24%
_1
3
2
24%
1.
35% Jan
May
22,300
23%
5
i
12% Oct
&
23%
43
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Alden Corp
Ginn
83
of Calif_l
Brothers—
19
53%
81%
5
31% Aug
4
23% May 11
17% May 16
17
76%
*52%
33%
80c
Co
Co
90% Jan
155
75%
52 %
4
Products
47% Feb
76%
82%
33%
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Oil
75 3A
81%
43Ms
1
Getty
4,100
52 %
7
3.33'A
Inc
Gerber
53,400
6%
-
33Mb
100
3
99,000
6
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preference
5Ms% preference
2
4,500
34%
BIRTHDAY
10
$5
16
20
14%
33%
6»A
43 y4
Corp
Feb
58 y4 Jan
14%
35%
83%
54
*42
10c
Industries
P2 % Jan
1
14%
33 Ms
53%
29%
2.50
General Tire & Rubber com—83 Mao
Genesco
14%
6.67
General Tele & Electronics
Time
6%
14%
35%
76%
56 %
preferred (series B)
preferred
;
General
6%
14%
30 Ms
Telephone Co of Florida—
25
25
$1.30
24% Jun
2,400
34 Ms
•
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112%
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No par
General Railway Signal
General Refractories
General Steel
3,000
82
42%
'
75 Ms
56%
110'A
85%
40Ma
Public Utilities Corp—_2.50
General
42
82%
29%
Precision Equipt Corp
23
5% Jan 3
26% Jan
3
1
WASHINGTON'S
3,500
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l
19
28% Jan
39
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43 %
230
2,900
i
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77%
15
5
39% Jan
10
38%
CLOSED
19
84%
112 Ms
No par
82% Jan
5
42 Ms Feb
18%
82
42%
10%;
23%
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42% Dec
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6%
83%
10%
52 Ms
3
4
Jan
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38%
82
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82%
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,
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31
29
6%
1100
Motors Corp common
28% Oct
37 Ms Jan
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7
84
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preferred
39%
43%
38
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i
300
76y4
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26 y4 Jan
53
10
General Finance
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43%
39%
14%
25
38% Sep
EXCHANGE
33%
Feb
14,500
13,000
18 %
14'A
Jan
79
18 Mb
33%
Jan
78%
18%
1
78
80'A
18 Ms
5
53
34,400
A
General Controls Co
96
38M4
18 y4
82
3,600
97
78%.
80
37%
STOCK
General
2
31%
97
39%
10 %
1
8
31%'
38
84%
9
Jan
32
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10%
13
81% Jan 24
1,300
83
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50% Jan
5,100
13
6%
36% Feb
69
23 Mt
13
10%
44
100
23
13 lA
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:
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23%
-
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2
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4
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3
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6,900
2,900
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19
1
58
39M4
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56%
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15
113
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39%
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3,200
55%
10 y2
14% Feb
Nov
58
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Contract
-
2
29 y8 Jan
31
80% Dec
40 Ms Jan
Corp
107% Nov
24-
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
9
37% Jan
8
19
68% Jan 10
2
General Bancshares
2
45'A Jan
83 V4
2
27
22 Ms Mar 21
3
19
82
10 y4
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79
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57
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13
13
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17
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Mar
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27
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2
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33
48%
4
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19%
33%
56%
4y4
5
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11% Jan
12
Jan
9% Jan 30
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-
48%
..
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89 Ms Jan
6y8Feb
80
...
20 Mb
19%
33 %
-
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General
50 Ms Nov 24
31
July 26
18
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25
3
4
20 V*
Transportation—1.25
General Baking
Co common
5
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6
19
,
50
preferred
General Amei^ Oil
15
Jan
voting pref
conv,
$4.50
42% Feb
10'A Mar
convertible
General American
29% Jan 24
13% Nov 22
4
2
Wood Industries Inc common_l
$0.60
7
140
26
:
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preferred
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94% Nov
7% Jan
Inc
Co
Corp
4%%
38 Mi Dec
5% Dec 10
75
Gar
A
1
14% Jan
57
3
27
46% Mar
8
41% Nov 27
12% Jan
22% Jan
21'A Feb
19% May
Iron
Ore Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
Ry Co
No par
Great Western Financial Corp—1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
preferred
Green Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4Va%
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Oorp
7%
-
100
3
3
100
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
8.33%
-
'
23%
59%
44%
32 Ms
-
9%
2,600
26%
78%
78%
80
17%
18%
57%
58%
10,900
33,500
2,500
3,500
26%
23%
23%
23%
60%
59%
59%
59 %
60 Ms
45
44%
45
44%
44%
44
44%
34
8,900
35
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33
34
33
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35%
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35%
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35
143
32%
143 y4
29%
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25 y4
78
41%
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26
78
42%
143%
142
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32%
.
32 y4
29%
29%
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93%
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41%
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29%
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79
42%
23%
23%
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62%
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22,200
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28%
2,900
100
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30,700
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6137
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13
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31
27
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3
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20
4
94 V2 Jun
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Oct
4
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19
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2
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16
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14
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14
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23
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13
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24
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4
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18
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24
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115% Jan
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29
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19
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20
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2
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21
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83
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14
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3
Jun
13
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7
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112
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7
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3
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15
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30% Jan >3
2
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.
20
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-
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2
8% Feb '
2
16
13
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preferred series A
100
19
2
35% Feb
•
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30% Feb
10
30% Jan
16
43% Aug 23
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;
36%
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31
100
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preferred—
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2
29
27% Jan,- 2
28
31% Aug
Feb
30% Jan
40% May 26
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34
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17
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15
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1
203 y4 Feb
2
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70
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6
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2
31
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115
15
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25
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1051/4 Jan
9
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2
17
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26
17
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41
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35
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86
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1
107
108
1
common
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Harcourt Brace- & World lnc_
2
20
56
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1
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15
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5
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18
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3
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31
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13
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108
15
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40 %
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36% Aug
7
271/4 May 18
24
37% Feb
19
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27% Jan
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i
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14
44.% Sep
6
20% Jan
;
2
14
16
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Feb. 19
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100
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3
59% Feb
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128.., May 24
19
Jan
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Jun
46
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13
65% Feb
;
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9
25
35% Jan
31% Jan
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Monday
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dividend preferred.
Jan
58% Mar 28
■
35
;
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106
24
101
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$4.44
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31
24% Feb
'
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29
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9
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50
31% Jan
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23% Jan
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93
15
34% Sep
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150
2
9
41% Jan
28
2
83% Jan
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19
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27
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5
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110
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24
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98
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14
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5
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31
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Co
5
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20
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25
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146
27 Va
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Refineries
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8
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2
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8
25'A Feb
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15
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8
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8
25
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28%
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3
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27%
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13
40'A Jan
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59% Feb
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;
43% Jan
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21
129 Va Jan
14
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,
25
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Lehigh
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3
21 Va Feb
14
29'A Nov
11
Jun
Z
9
51% Aug 18
46% Dec 22
31
Jan
100
Nov
8
Jan
Co. common.
preferred
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Lanvin-Pn'rfums;
,
39% Jan
-
„
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7
12% Jan
Apr 17'
35% Mar 29
15
29
2
4
149
56 Va
18% Dec
8
35% Feb
102% Feb
6
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16
Jan
55
59% Mar 16
9
21% Oct
5
152 % Dec
26
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54 Va Dec
135
11
15'A Jun
4
3
44% Jan
37% Jan
15
Feb
32 Va Jan
60% Mar
10
23% Nov
25
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46
28
81% Jan
146'% Jan
/ 40 % Sep
5
12% Sep
Dec
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Oct
Jan
21
Lane
;
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9
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
Gas
4.32%
15% Feb
24
2
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12
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16'
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14
30
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50
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25
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2
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11
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,
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12
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3
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-
8
-
28
46% Apr
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58
9
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101% May 24
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39% Jan> 4
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58
17
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26
4
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3
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Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
(992)
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK1 RECORD
,
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 19
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Wednesday
Feb. 20
Par
,
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
v
Shares
Feb.23
Feb. 22
Feb. 21
the Week
Friday
Thursday
T
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3
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23
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27
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13
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22
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4
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24
Jan
19
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7
18
98% Feb
preferred
preferred
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8
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16
Ohio
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25
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16
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Gas
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3
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2
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7
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12
j
8
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12
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20
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18
16
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98
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2
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:
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Jan
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2
20
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2
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16
101 % Feb
5
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22% May 17
6 '
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Jan
2
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12
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21
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23
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8
30 Vb Jan
18
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20
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52
23
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20
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22
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2
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2
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20
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3
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23% Jan
v
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18
21
Jan
12
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5
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12
19
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16
12
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16
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8
11
50 Va Jan
33 Va Feb
31
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6
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2
34
Jan
24
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5
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25
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3
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31
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2
35
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31
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9
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5
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29
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4
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14
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6
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4
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19
19% Jan
2
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3
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17
24
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3
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6
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6
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11
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20
9
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6
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4
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16
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2
2
Pennsylvania
11
54% Jan
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8
52% Jan
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50% Jan
24
37
3
41% Feb
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8
51
Jan 23
56% Feb
Pepsi-Cola
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48
Jan
,
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40
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59
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12
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1
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15
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29
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2
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11
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5
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78 Vb Jan
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$5
$4.80
preferred
class
preferred
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221
17% Jan
3
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18% Feb
14
20% Jan
15
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97 V» Oct
4
92% Jan
11
20
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
50
Dec
4
41% Jan
24
46
Jan
2
101% Nov
16
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21
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16
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26
3
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14
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8
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6
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2
8
3
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7
85
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5
90
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87
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2
91% Feb
14
90% Jan
22
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12
86
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10
102
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3
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28
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7
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4
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6
70 V, Aug
7
78
Feb
23
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9
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7
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19
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2
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16
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11
24
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8
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21
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8
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3
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22
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15
16
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2
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76
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3
14
May 12
8% Jan
84% Apr
4
3
3
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
Jan
33% Jan
38% Jan
17
32% Oct
24
42
Jun
12
36
Feb
5
38% Jan
5
31% Sep
27
39% Jun
14
32% Jan
2
36% Feb
14
57% Feb
78
6
86
5
10% Feb
88
21
Jan
23
43'A Jan
2
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% 93%
10
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of
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100
com
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92 %
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109
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111
62%
74%
75
100
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preferred
preferred
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25
23
23
-
23
23%
23%
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4.80%
preferred
100
preferred
4.32%
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154%
165
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9%
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94
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140
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110
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92
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88
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in
40%
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173
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108
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85
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29
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10
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131
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14
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100
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15
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,
131
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100
Co
Public Service Co
19
Dec
88% Nov
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Procter
40%
85
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15%
131
100
common
78 %
15
100
A
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Jan
..No par
1
Co
3
Potomac
39 Vb
21%
2
94 Va Feb
40 VA
59%
2
&
,98%
40
12,800
102%
86%
150
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98 %
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convertible
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61%
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106
55%,
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280
86
101 Va
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7,700
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98
62
98
60
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
$3.50
63
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56 Va
■
21%
22
62 y4
III—2
series
Co
'
22
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Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—7%
guaranteed
preferred
100
Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
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55%
■
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85
56%,
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4,000
55,000
58 V4
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74%
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87
21%
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-
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28
55%
87v
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71
102 *1 102 Va
84%
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74
72%
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78%
Jun
43
5
96%
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105
105
75
1
97
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86
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10
preferred
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85
105
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5%
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59
2,800
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32%
■
54
52%
52%,
58%
61
86
3%
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r»i%-
60%
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83% Jan
"3%
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3%
-
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v
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
34
11
3%
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3,500
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39%
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86
64% Jan
40%
74%
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8
3
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5
—
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10
Mar 15
40'A
.100
preferred
24
73
40%
-96 Vs
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preferred
Phillips Petroleum—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
31% Jan
33% Jan
40%.
"
50c
series
174% Jan
-
17%
5.9 %
"
100
1
19
17%
32 %
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90
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100
13
88
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50
100
Reading Corp (NY)
Morris Inc common.
4%
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&
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3
120
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20 y4 Jan
175
'
5
preferred
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12
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5
—33 %c
preferred
4.30%
8
15% Jan
9
Jan
Inc
preferred:
3.80%
6
81
25
127% Jan
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Jan
41% Jan
19
Jan
Nov 21
120
96 % Jan
78% Feb
14
16
17% May 17
55% Jan
69
21
79% Feb
8
30
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..
51
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131
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97/a Jan
3
113
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19
6
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5
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28
39 y4 Jan
75
2
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Phila
31
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99
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15
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11
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5
68V4 Oct 27
81 ya
Jan
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12
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3
38
Jan
15
22% Nov 20
3
Feb
94
Feb
Jan
81
16
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:
62% Jan
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3
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23
27
85
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% Mar 29
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103
42
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96
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24
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230
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51
40
500
7,300
•
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2,400
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36
100
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preferred
Petroleum Corp of America-
4,400
17,700
.
34%
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34%
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100
99%
•
•
.
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•
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53
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common
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Jan
3
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26
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-
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72
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27
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61
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100
4,600
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preferred
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97
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1
preferred-—...
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56%
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com
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14
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Light
2,700
16 %
16
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8,500
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98%
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preferred
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56
61
33%
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&
,
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23%
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20
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38
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,
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Penn
8,500
2,700
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common
Pennsylvania
58 Tit
14%
common..:
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4.40%
40
58 Vb
17
2.50
preferred
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Co
Inc
57%
'
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1
Co
conv
54,300
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55 %
900
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16%
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:
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21
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97
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22
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57%
120
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16%
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3,100
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14%
55%
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7
23
1,000
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14%
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•
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158%
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2,200
88
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59%
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14,100
170"
22%
%
86
14 Va
36%
59 Va
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13,100
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15 Vu
22
30%
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Cement
Fruit
4.68%
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36%
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...
100
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1
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&
15
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,
2,400
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22%
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54%.
v
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22%
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prior
conv
18
16% Feb
41% Jan
5%
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14%
BIRTHDAY.
100
100
2,5O0'
24,000
1
,
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65 y4
39%
39
39%
101
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Pictures
Davis
19
,
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87%
22
100
East
Paramount
Sep
30
19
Airways
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106%
.
22%
22 Vu
70c
preferred
4%
86%
105%
87
108%
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World
Amer
1
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American
Panhandle
8
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of America
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100
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23
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14
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52
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22
18
25
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12
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100 >
&
7% Jan
5
i2
3
157/b Jan
26% May 15
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6
8
16% Sep
39% July 19
32 Vb Oct
151% Jan
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14
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36% Jan
3
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24
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4
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7
12 "A Nov
Apr
Apr
177
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230
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:
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1.
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2
Jan
26
3
39%
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:
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3
25 Va May
5
Co
21% Feb
15
34% Dec
30 Va Jan
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preferred
21
141 V\ Jan
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28
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96
115
20
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Otis
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20
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84%
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94%
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.
common_5
24% Feb
2.
76 Vb Jan
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—
41 ya Jan
37% Feb 23
18
Mar
21
20
20
18
2
Feb
63
28 Va Feb
24% Jun
Feb
40
:
50% Jan
5
27
102% Mar 22
26
90
30
v
22 y4 Jan
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36% Jan
4
preferred
4.24%
preferred
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100 >'£.
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4.56%
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4.44%
23
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14% Dec
15
40
26% Dec
•
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82 V4 Oct
106
84% Feb
41 ye Jan
82
28'
Sep
76
4
95% Jan
59% Oct
4
16% Jan
Jan
Co
preferred
4.40%
3.90%
20
24
17
17% Oct
23
Aug- 4
52 Va Aug
4%.
56% Jan
Feb
Nov
90
11
Dec
15% Jan
96
99
-
42%- Nov 22
32% Aug .24
39
11
17% Mar 15
-
12
Aug
Jan
Edison
Ohio
2
45 V4
19
85
49 Va Jan
49
5
33% Jan
,
10
82
8
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79
Jan
92
16
11,000
4,900
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40
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13
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26
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Volume
Number
195
6137
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
XXX,
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
;V
'
-
Highest
YORK
■
49% Jan
65% May
16
V* : 70% Jan
23
•
51% Jan
9
11
.Dec
Jan
58% Feb
15
*, Radio
20
75% Feb
2
38% Feb
75
,
72
11
16
Corp of
S3.50
(
1st
,
America
16% Oct
J.
>
24
23% Feb
33% Sep
5' X 21%
18% Feb;
28
26
Jan
Ralston
10
Ranco
30% Feb
9
57%
75
75
75
75
74%
26% Dec'
'
5
57 % Jan
11 % Oct
27,
r
17% Jan
4
•X
8
July 19
X
Jan
Random'House
78% Jan
\ 14% Feb
16
Feb
14
18
75% Feb
25
19% Jan
11
35'A Jan
•
2
11% Jan
.
#4% Aug 18
11%'Mar 22
34% Sep -27
c
.
27
88 V2 Feb
6
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6
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>
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18
2
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15%-Jan
13
16
19
Jan
v
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Oct
13
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8
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23
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20
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24
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Feb. 20
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30
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23
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2
8
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24
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23
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24
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4
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3
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11
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4
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18
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15
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7
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,26% Feb
19
Seagrave Corp
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14
88% Jan
2
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72
Jan
29
12% Jan
26
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,
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16
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10
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27
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21
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18% Sep
5
15% Sep
31% Feb
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4
16% Feb
22% Sep
28
Jan
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45 % Feb
Shamrock Oil & Gas
26
29% Jan
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22% Feb
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40% Feb
Shell
20% Jan 22
.
6
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34
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17
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25
4
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18'A
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1
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16
Smith-Corona
Smith
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Socony
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South
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Carolina
&
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49% Oct
4
40
Jan
30
44% Jan
17
South
21
27
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18
40% Jan
16
South
Puerto
11
31% Sep
53
Feb
5%
19
Rico
15% Jan
4
X, 24% Nov
8
21
Jan
11
26
31% Dec
29
28% Jan
18
19
61% Nov
10
54% Feb
13
' Jan
8
Southern
36% Jan
3
53% Nov
17
46
Jan
24
50% Feb
20
X .Southern
Indiana
38 % Jan
3
49% Nov
22
45
Jan
24
49% Feb ,14
Southern
Natural
2
30% Feb
Southern
Pacific
19
59% Feb
20% Jan
20
;
11
27% Jan
61% Oct
13
54
19% Nov
9
8
65 % Mar 20
26% Jan
16
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34% Apr
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Oil Co common.l;;
37% Jan
22 "
21%
i.: 33 %
'1 9%
271/4
*28%
ft
CLOSED
84%
_No par ft/.No par
4
preferred
,
11 % Jan
3
12% Jan
Oil
Sunray-Mid-Cont
Sftll
118'A Jan
54ft Nov 28
Dec;28*
Sun
preferred
A
21
18% Feb
45
series
$4.50
21
30
31
-ft-.
18%
'.
23
32% Feb
ft', EXCHANGE
29'/a
44%
.1
:
,
107 % Feb
30
27 Va
*82%'
Bun Chemical Corp common______l
19
23
2
Jan
1464
8
89% Jan
27%'
29
.
-ft
Ll
/A
;
Corp...
Bundstrand Corp
11
23 Va Jan
Corp.
200
667/a
;>
100
Gas1 Corp
Sunbeam
23
27 Va Jan
16 ft Nov
3
1115
Sucrest
23
22 'A Jan
ft 50% Jan
Oct
122
3
Feb-
'
2
19% Feb
TJan
38% July 10
16
Propane
*64'
.
17,500
'18ft
com—.1
Corp
Gas
Suburban
ft-
23. ft,
-,84ft
1
Suburban
STOCK
2,500
ft:;
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1.25
Corp.......
2
9
Jim
Foods
ft.V"
122,900
>
58%
97
ft ft- 21%
66%
19,600
!
iViL-wil
11. ft.
Broadcasting,
2
7
3
Apr
32% Nov
101 ft Jan
-
Jan ft 4
13
24% Mar
;/ 22.
r
Oct
59
29
j& Webster
convertible preferred
$5
•;
55 '/a
581/4
*94
-
8,200
57%
545/a
>
50,600
"■'I-
567/8
.
23,800
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28%
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490
4,000
ft
Xl8ft
..
27%
Stohe
5,400
ft-
'
:-!
34
,*22%'
313a
Studebaker-Packard
57;
31
'
3
-22ft
32 ft
30% Jan;
23
'
3
ft22ft
'
9 '/a
9 3+'
.
32%
Stouffer
2
47% Jan
22%
33%
X30%
13
Aug
23 % Jan
22
■ft
34%
.5
30% Jan
2
Jan
87
29'/8
9ft
..
15
Inc___
Co
15
14% Feb
20
:
22
-•'.
12,200
_5 •
Coip____
Fuller Co..'
&
Baer
Jan
360
15
Jan
26
'
15
10% Feb
31
4
27%.
29%
.
V2'
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Inc
i
8
44
25
19ft Apr 28
57% Nov 28
33 ft Apr
4
26
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ft
223a
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100
32 % Feb
Jan
45 % Mar 17
18% Jan
Oct
15"
ft 22 y8
21%.
..*66
67
ft
ft;
98
e
27%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common__;.l
5%
prior preference.
20
70% Feb ,13
24% Jan
300
21
41ft Apr
3
Jan
230
34ft Apr
A 13 ft Sep
Jan'
Jan
;-! 27%
•
ft.
ft*64
.;-■'
58%
r
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21%
20%
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58%
;
ft;
29ft
ft
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58%
ft
27%
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2
53 ft
64ft)
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:
56
'
4
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&
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11
20
64
ft 27 ft
^1
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55%
21. ft
.:
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Stewart-Warner
16% Jan
.
(JPi
6
21% Jan
9
20%
L
Inc
Drug
9
Feb
37
15
4
ft
ft
-ft
57%
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95
•29
87
s
58 Ya
55ft
94
1a
Stores
33% Feb
26
24% Jan
Jan
55%
ft;'
58 ft
>
x
56%
•
24% Jan
17 ft Jan
55
57%
;58
59%
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86%;
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54% :
Jersey—___,7
.10
preferred,
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89
57Va
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Co
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83.
10
99 ft Nov
4 •
Jan
227/a Feb
47% Jan
v
84 ft Oct'27
;
59 '/a
88
88
S_____.No par^.
Chemical Co common
>.5
Starrett
14'
58%-
59%
56%
Stanray Corp—
•4.ft
26%
87
Steel, Co.—
Pressed
26%
59
New
Warner
16%
'ft"59%
preferred._v.20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6% convertible; preferred
20
Standard
16%
6018
86 ft
57
.
convertible
$1.60
78%
ft 59 ft
.
Stanley
2;v'
10% Jan
Jan A" 5
'
67
ft-
22% Feb •12
23
2
;
.
.
,8
18
32% Feb
22% Dec
4
18"
13% Jan
29
14ft Mar 17
Feb/:7
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{"
Jan
29% Feb
17
ft
78
6.25
No par.ft..
w_25ft.
Oil/of Indiana
of
ft
78 Va'
27%
preferred series A__
100.,.
Standard Packaging Corp com_-__«l„;
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77%
78%'.
•
26%
of Ohio common
;
73%
28%
Oil
.4
29
2
27% Jan
Jan
36
72%
•"26%
Oil
67% Jan
■
35%
74%
28 ft
3%%
20% Jan
Apr
42% Dec
.
2
Dec
8 ft
23 ;
36%
72%
26%
Standard
27
20
28 ft
3
/• >17% Jan
ft 45%
;
Oct -31
26% Ja n
8% NoV'
>
,♦77%
the Week
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35%
/.
16%
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5
Feb. 23
ft 16%
8
-
Feb
Sales for
ft
Friday
Feb. 22
16%
'
95 ft
28
25 Va Oct
59% Feb
PRICES
Thursday
16%'
Calif com.
of
SALE
'
74
•73%
77%* v 78 ft
HIGH
Feb. 21
'
36%
35%
36
72%,v 73%*
AND
Wednesday
Feb. 20
-
16%
preferred.
conv
.
'
A'>16%
19
Feb :
56
ft
5
10
Jan
82
18% Oct ! 4
57% Nov 28
(
58% Feb
8
49'A Jan
59% Feb
89
8
Jan
52
27
.
Tuesday
•
*
No par
Corp.,
-1
Industries
_1
Financial
4
Dec
87'/a Dec A 4
3.',
Jan
40%
preferred.,
Feb. 19
.
35%
:5 '
Inc com,—No par
Brands
16 % Jan
513/4 Sep -29
!
$3.50
ft
Par
,
Co—
D
Standard
74% Jan
57
25
% Sep 25
8IV2 Sep
44
2
12
53 ft Jnn
9
Jan
46%
Square
16
78 % May 12
19% Dec
25'/a Jan
ft
39 " Jan
77% Jan
23
3
11% Jan
/
."-Monday*
v
EXCHANGE
<
Highest
■ft
28
35 :ft Dec
■A,//A NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
"
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
16%
<i
-i
6,200
'
'
Jun.
40
48
.Talmtt
Inc
Tandy.
Corp
54'
53%"
11% Dec
3
4% Jan
69% Jun
6
21.% Sep
29
47 % Oct
26
13
15
3
18% Jan
3
27
15
15% Jail
3
80% Jan
21 % Jan
5
24-% Jan
Texas
43% Feb
21
Texas-Gas
Feb
15
Texas
14
16% Jan
37 Va Jan
2
38% Jan
10
Feb
16
102'/a Feb
23
21
9
8
12.
Jan
% Jan
18
3
27% Jan
24% Jan
Dec
2
30 'ft Oct
6
20% Jan
3
ft 48% Jan
3
15% Jau
3
-
8
12
4
83
8
25% Jan
3
8
19% Jan
19
8
23% Jan
3
1
53'ft Jan
29
17
21% Jan
15
May
ft 59% Nov
Apr
28% Dec
Jan
18
26% Feb
561/4 Jan
12
35% Jan
2
72 '/a Jan
10
59% Jan
10
-26% Jan
3
52
Va Dec
6
42
Jan
146
Dec
20
129
Jan
42% Apr
3
Aug
7
30
111/4 Oct
30
Inc
Oil
&
10
Co
Jan
3
2
Mfg
Jan
Jan
12
4%
i'.
53'ft Jail
20
Thor
16
Tidewater
15
$1.20
7
8
ft.
30
18% Jan
Oil
C.o___
^.No par
5
25'
22% Dec
Oct
48
11% Jan
12% Jan
2
8
1
10% Jan
36ft
*
Jan
30
15% Feb
>
Trane
Co.__
Supply
Co—I
j
•_
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fti
>
class
Co
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A
ft
*
V:
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55% May
40'ft Jan
14
Trans western
8
ft Trans
i
29
7
23 V8 Jan
9
50% Jan
5
33% Feb
23
Feb
45
26% Feb
11
13% Jan
29
16
Oct
11
Jan
3
3
10% Jan
19
4
21% Jan
5
8
49
16
19
14% Feb
-
ft
49'ft Jan
11% Jnn
5%
20th
ft
5
16% Feb
16
15% Jan
2
30% Jan
15
36
Jan
2
23% Feb
23
27% Jan
15
13
48 Va Jan
8
53% Jan
15
10 '/a Mar 28
7 Va Jan
3
8% Feb
7
36% Jan
11
41 /a Feb
23
113% Feb
2
121% Jan
2
48% Jan
3
Feb
8
26'/a Dec
12
51% Dec
18
58% Dec
6% Nov
3
33 % Jail
4
116 ft Jan
4;
3
39
Jan
92
Jail 30
74% Jan
20
71
Feb
24
81
Jun
27
42% Jap
6
42 % May 22
144.
May 22
.
52 Va Nov
20
46
Feb
1
97
Apr
18
Novft 1
95 '/a Jan
78
Feb
5
79
76
May 18
74
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2
80
Feb
20
Jan
23
Feb
14
5
77
18
88
6
62
Jan
24
69% Jan
3
4
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8
34% Jan
4
29% Jan
8% Aug 17
39% Nov
8
35% Jan
2
20
:<
Jan
84 % Jan
29% Nov
15
26% Jan
26
283a Jan
9
51% May 15
56 Va Aug
8
110% Aug 22
34% Feb
21
39% Jan
19
42 '/a Jan
3
49% Feb
2
Jan
2
105% Feb
20
100 % Aug
17
40% May 24
94% Jan
18
99V2 Feb
8
47% Dec
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
37%
Mar
102
'
Jail
Jan
86
_
29 '/a
Sep 25
33% July 26
Dec
20
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37 Va Dec
27'/a Jau
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87.
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95
31
"
2
>
8% Feb
15
Feb
19
39
Jan
10
35'A Feb
15
46% Jan
16
1
30
Nov
8
42% Jan
25% Feb
10
18% Feb
23
2
60 Va Jan
4
26% Jan
86% Dec
7
73% Jan
29
80% Feb
20
29% Jan
■
7
18
Jan
3
44'/a Jan
23
64
3
Feb
21% Dec
12
21
Jan
4
3
Mar 21
4
,15% Sep
19
3
4il Jan
16
69 Va Dec
1
41% Jan
29V* Aug
4
41% Nov 30
24% Jan
2
35% Jan
3
Jan,
55'/a Jah
30
21'
30Va Feb
2
21
75
Jan
30
79% Jan
2
18% Feb
20
16% Jan
2
18% Jan
25
24% Nov
28
22'A Jan
18
1% Nov
•
24. •
Feb
1 % Jan
2
1% Jan
2
63% Jan
10
71'/» Jan
4
34 % Oct
33-
24
34Va Jah
9
see page
Jan
,
ft:
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*
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6,200:
43%
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42%
<
3,200
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46/b
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20,500
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57.200
103 %
105%
42 '.2
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42%
'
conv
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prior
27 %
30
30 %
27
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;
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-.-
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35%
dep rets ord
ord -shares
&
Rubber
-
Carbide
;
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common
ft'"
22 '/a
24%
,24%
10,800
A 4,000
11 *■
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57%,
58 Va
37
24'/a
26%
26%
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56%
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13
50%
56 '/a.
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56 Va
44%
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26
2614
26
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51%
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13,800
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ft
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119
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of Califft.l
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80
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25,600
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63
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2,200
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70%
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14%
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-
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51 Va
ft* 36
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ft
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11
7,100
4
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Gas' Corp.—;
Gas Improvement
25,000
A 3,400
12%
.
.ft.;.:
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16,400
13%
50'A
,
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79%
46%
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75%
88
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$4 series
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88 ftft 'V "*86'/4
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ft ! ,/ 63'% ' 64% :
Union
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34 ft ft, A 33% A 33%
ft
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10
ft ft '. 8%
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Union,Tank "Car Co_—
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United Air Lines Inc
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United Aircraft Corp common
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96
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44 Va " 45 %
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United Board & Carton Corp
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80
80%
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4
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24
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Number 6137
195
The Commercial and Financial
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.
Chronicle
(995)
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•
;v.Year 1961
■
Lowest
33
'/* Sep 29
93
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Sep
151
Dec
34Y2 Jan
41 Vb Feb
2
1
96
2
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8
28% Jail
9
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,
9
6
36% Jan
29
Feb
20
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96 % Feb
27
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115
25
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2
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5
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14 vi-
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32
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22
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Chemical
3 Ya Jan
Foreign
9 Va Jan
35 V» Jan
26% Jan
17
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3
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2
26% Jan
3
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3
25
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:
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19
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.
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4
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6
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28
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9
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20
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52
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3
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27
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144
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17
23
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24
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-
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107
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13
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18
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11
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17
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24
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86
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10
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9
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12
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60
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71% July 28
85% Feb
28
80
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24
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29
27V2 Feb
8
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14
14
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2
6
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7
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58% Nov
15
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73
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10
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30
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Jan
Jan
2
2
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8
Wallace & Tiernpn
8% Feb
20
9% Feb
21
88
3
53 " Oct
RR 4%% preferred.—100
Electric Corp
15
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..No par
Walgreen
—.—..10
57 % Jan
Jan
,
30
7 Ye Jan
20
3
Wagner
4
Waldorf
63
29
5
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Jan
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31
29
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&
13% Jun
Dec
26
6
Jan
3
28
52% Jan
5
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l
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23
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39
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9
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24
82% Jan
30
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6
59 'A Nov
27
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26
54% Jan
2
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15
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40% Jan
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27
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28
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24
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30
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38% Jan
23
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11
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Waultesha
Wayne
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-
8
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4% Jan
7
24
5 Va Jan
31
2
14% Feb
20
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70
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15%
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81
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15
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97'/a Jan 26
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May
87
88 % Jan
87
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Jan
11
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5
24
3
89
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1
45
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28
38% Jan
29
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14
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16
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9
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16
Jan
13
45
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8
39
23 % Dec
14
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38
7
38 Va Nov
22
30
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37% Dec
45 Va Feb
101
29
2
Apr
25
29
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3
28
25% Feb
23
55
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4
35'A Jan
25
41% Jan
4
25% Jan
2
10
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24
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2
88 y2 Jan
Feb
2
Dec
29
56
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3
28
Jun
5
99 Va Jun
Jan
Feb
5
38% Feb
1
110
2
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34% May 19
30 Va Jan
82
Jun
1
71% Jan
65
Feb
9
43 Va Jan
60% Jun
9
40'A Jan
3
99 y2 Jan
9
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3
103
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2
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21
Feb
23
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9
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15
102
4
26
Jan
13
23% Feb
14
25
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49
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12
42
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4
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25
24
Feb
2
1143% Oct
27
57
Oct
16
39% Jan
18
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
14
41% Jan
3
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6
48
Jan
8
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5
85
Dec
29
-85
Jan
2
27% Jan
4
44Y2 Dec
6
38% Jan
11
44% Feb
7'/e Dec
26
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10
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16
26
41
Oct
30
32% Feb
23
59% Nov
22
52
Jan
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125
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41% Jan
6
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
3
44% Nov
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
93% Nov
Jan
3
20
Wickes
32% Feb
20
Wilcox Gil
57
Feb
16
87% Feb
25
23
47% Feb
13
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;
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8
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9
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9
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9
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22
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2
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58
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2
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6
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23
131
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16
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25
10
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i
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85
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115
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39
120
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54
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400
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47
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36
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102
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102
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44
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73
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73
6,600
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36'/a
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29%
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100
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:
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28%
120
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Worthington
2
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Woolworth
16
6
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Woodward Iron
r
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38
29%
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6%
37%
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440
91
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39
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28
27
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37%
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preference
20
23
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.
19
5
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4s/a
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100
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4%
14%
2,000
70%
88
90%
41%
10
49% Feb
30
31
95
32
>
;
91
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Air Brake
'•
87
90%
42%
-
34%
ccm__No par
preferred.—40
Whirlpool Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Oct
86% Nov 28
35 Y4
4%
100
•89
Ry
2nd
3
46% Feb
Mar 10
13 Va May 10
129
373/4
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Jan
Jan
49Ya
36%
35%
36
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13
33% Jan
74
37
26
49%
37
37
36
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preferred Series B
100
3.80%
5
24
;
49%
37
35%
49%
37
Westingliouse Electric
'
42% Jan
25
43'/« Aug 24
110
8
10
4
49%
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Union Telegraph..—50
^
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31
41
36%
i,
100
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Western
'
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83
Nov
Maryland
non-Cum
Western
21
23
104
Jan
4%
9
4 7
Jan
Jan
50
51 '/:■
35 Ya
35%
4
pfd
Bancorporation
Western
21
32% Feb
28
29% Feb
110
68
Feb
Western
2
88% Jan
19
19
26% Oct
Jan
23
1
29% Aug 16
3
82% Dec
28
29% Nov
July 18
50 Y4
36
36%
preferred series B
:_100 i
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common..5
4%% preferred-——
—100
Western Air Lines ,Jnc
1
17
30
Dec
51
28,000
19%
88%
36
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4.10%
8
4
24
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32
87%
7%
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51
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25
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Jan
27
73A
9%
31%
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93
8%
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36'/2 Feb
,
91
17
7%
81
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—..5 i
25"
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\ 84% Feb
20% Feb
..
18
19% Feb
13
Jan
29%
43%
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'
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88
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30%
29%
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Inc
88 V
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54
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128,7.v..
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10%
11 Ya
152%
154'/*
151%
30%
29 Ya
10%
83%
9,400
55
5,000
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50
127
11
1,100
v'J
3,200
x
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;
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130
Jan
22
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■
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t
155%
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154 V*
13,100
Y
27% Jan
3
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
10% Jan
3
36% Jun
8
27% Jan
30% Feb
21
Yale
29% Nov
14
29'A Jan
2
38% Feb
16
Young
114% May 17
24% July 10
98% Jan
18
104% Jan
3
21% Jan
3
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16
23
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Spring
Youngstown
,
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Mfg Co
&
Wire
Sheet
&
Youngstown Steel Door
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62% Nov
2
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asked
ruptcy
and
Act.
or
82% Nov 28
prices;
securities
no
60% Jan
sales
assumed
by
on
this
such
24
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day.- r Cash
companies.
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30
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28%
30
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30%
36%
100
30
30 Ya
4,900
37%
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100%
100
100 3A
99 Ya
100 Va
8,300
27
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V
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,
3,500
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5
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ranges
69
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28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(996)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
letters
italic
The
''Interest
headed
bonds mature. Figures after
the
when
column
in.the
decimal
Period"
point
LOW
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.
.
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Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
„
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK
Highest
Lowest
Yearly«l
Highest
Lowest
Bid
May 15.1975-1985
Oct
l 1969
Treasury 4'As
Treasury 4s
Treasury
wi
4s
Treasury 4s
one
AND
or
HIGH
Feb
1
wi—a.
101
100
100.4
Ask
100.22
Bid
100.30
99.31
100.4
100 8
99.10
99.8
99.12
97.28
97.16
97.24
97.18
97.26.,
99.26
97.12
97.16
97.16
99.26
Nov
1974
97.10
97.18
97.2
97.10
97.6
Treasury 3%s—
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
99.22
99.26
99.20.
99.24
99.24
99.22,
99.26
Nov
91.16
91.24
Treasury 3%s„
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
15
15
1980
Feb
15
1990
Nov
15
1998
Treasury 3%s.
Nov
15
1966
Treasury 3V4S—Jun
15
wi
88.30
89.6
87.28
99.24
.91.12
88.22
wi
98.4
Feb
"Treasury 3s
15
87.14
87.22
1985
.87.14
87.22
1964
99.7
Treasury 2%$
15
1966
97.8
15
1995
•'85.12
85.20
100.13
Jun
1965
Aug
15
88.28
88.18
88.26
87.16
87.24
-87.12
87. 20
87.18
87.18
87.26
-.,99.10
99. 14
98.4
98.4
98.8
97.12
97. 16
87.10
87.18
87.10
87.18
99.8
99.10
87.14
87.14
99.5
97.12
i
97.6
/
99.7
,
85.2
v
9.7.10
97.8
85.10
■
p
100.14
.
97:5
97.7
97.8
100. 18
97. 16
93.16
93 22
;
98.31
93.10
93.16
93.14
98.28
98.27
98.29
98.28
89 20
89.8
98.30
90. *0
89.14
-
91 8
90.4
93.20
98.26
99 1
91.2
97.10
93.22
85. 16
85.8
97.12
100.17
97.11
98. 12
100.15
j..
85.12
100.16
93.16
1963
98.8
87.12 /• 87. 20
97.12
85.4
100.13
97.9
1962-1967
15
Treasury 2%S—
15
88.20
»
87.6
100.16
Feb
88.24
.
■*'v
89 4
'88, 2
88.20
87.6
99.9
1960-1965
15
91 20
88.28
87.26
87.22
98
•
Aug
Dec
Washington's
>
Birthday
87.14
Feb
Treasury 3s
91.16
■
% 87.10
1978-1983
—May 15
-
99
v
88.12-:
1998
Treasury 3s
•
99. 30
98.28
Closed
91.20
97 .22
99.26
•
Exchange •:
99.28
91.18
88.4
98
99.24
91.10
1990
Treasury 3%s
stock
99.28
.99.20
;
99 30
f 97.14
97.14
•
98 4
•'
97.20
99.22
89 14
88.8
88 14
"
2%s
Dec
15
1963-1968
Treasury 2%s
Jun
15
1964-1969
Treasury 2%s
Dec
15
1964-1969
.89.18
89.24
Treasury 2%s
Mai-
15
1965-1970
89.8
89.14
Treasury 2%s_
Mar
15
1966-1971
88.8
Treasury
,.91.2
91.8
;
90.28
90.12
90.6-:
91.2
89.30
-
90.4
i
1
89.6
89.12
88.2
88.14
88.8 v
88.6
88,12
Jun
15
1967-1972
87.8
87.16
Sep
15
1967-1972
87.20
87.28
15
1967-1972
87.14
87.22
86.24
87
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.27
99.29
99.28
99.29
1959-1962
99.13
99.14
99.13
99.15
5s
.
—Feb
15
1985
105
4%s
Nov
1980
102
Dec
1973
101
10
Nov
'/•: 4%s._-.—Jan'
4%S—
:
Dec
7
8
.t-j*. L'.V
indicated with
tSale prices are
double dagger.
a
All
Friday
;
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
99.16
99.16
97.28
99.31
88.26
89 2
99.14
99.16
87.28
88 .4
105.16
106.16
105.8
106
103
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.16
102.16
--
100.8
101.8
100.8
101.8
100.8
101.8
1982
100
100.16
100
100.16
100
15
96.24
1979
96.24
97.24
100.24
101.4
101
100
100.8
97.24
96.24
97.24
97
96.24
<
100.8
100.16
96.24
97.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
100.24
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97
1
1962
100
1
1969
95.24
.96.24
Oct
15
1971
—May 15
98
101.4
.97.16
100.8
100.24
98.16
100 y
97.16
100.8
100
City, i
Sale Price
96.24
98.16
95.24
Stock
Corporate
94.16
95.16
94
.94.16
95.16
95.16
94.16
88
90
-88
90
88
90
i98i
84
86
84
86
84
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3s_„T
July 15
1972
Mar
June-Dec
v.,
93 y2
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
84.8
85.8
84.8
85.8
84.8
85.8
V
91.16
85.8
-
89
88 "
s
84.16 ,'85.16
-a-UL.
Jan. 1
No.
•
Week's Range
Friday
Range Since
Sold
High
94 Ve
95
90
quotations.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
93 %
96
84.8
88.16
V
1 1976
98
100.8
95
1975
Low
BONDS
27
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
'•
or
Sale Price
'92
Low
94 '/a
'
(continued)—
§»7s Central Ry 1952
.
'
,
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Brazil
1980
97
100
96.24
1
t
101.4
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
Range
Friday's
Low
•
100.24
100.8
95.24
98
98
97
?
101.4
Oct
arejVbi^,'^djjji'^ed,
—
98 2
99.29
■y.
99 20
87.6
106
Oct
Week's
or
99 17
87.22
87.14
101.8
Jan
Unification Issue—
Transit
3c!o
Period
Exchange
New York
Last
other figures
99 31
87.14
38^-;-^; r_^
.
84
■
99.30
87.6
£ 86.30
3y4s:
8
>
102 »•'
May 15
33/aS_
Dec
87. 12
105
3V2s
84
87.4
102
3y2s
3%s
87. 12
v
103
1978
4s_.
1
187.4
106
-
1963
Jan
3%s
87.16
87.8
1977 i
Feb
4'As....—May
4'As
87.8
; 87
87 22
87.14
Development
4%s_:
y
103
10
Nov
89.18
89.8
Dec
Reconstruction &
89.12
.
>
90.8
89.2
■
Treasury 2%s_
8
91.6
-
89.14
Treasury 2y4s
.Dec
15
International Bank for
103
'
89.8
Treasury 2y4s
Mar
89
91
90.2
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 '/2s
8
Mar
89
Bonds($)
101. 6
99.4
99.22
Treasury 2%s
100.30
100.3
Week
Ask
97.28
99.18
Treasury 23/4S__
Feb. 23
Bid
99.10
99.28
Treasury 3'As
""
rAsk
97.20
1980
Sales for
Friday
-
Feb. 22
99.6
99.24
3%s
Thursday
Bid
1980
1968
Treasury
point.
100.26.101.2
100
99.28
month
a
PRICES
Ask
—May 15
Treasury 3%s
SALE
of
Feb. 21
Bid
100.24
the
case
32nds
Wednesday
Treasury 3%6
—
more
Tuesday
Treasury 3%s
k
each
in
Feb. 20
Ask
Monday, February 26, 1962
1971
.
;
Treasury 4s
-
Feb. 19
EXCHANGE
,
•t
Monday
STOCK
v
Exchange
indicate
represent
w
Range Since
/ Jan. -1
Sold
Low
No.
High
High
:
June-Deo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to
3.5%)
1978
June-Deo
95
*95
95
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Caldas
Foreign Securities
to
3.375% )
1979
(Dept
2%s
25-year
Cauca Val
s
§• Chile
s
Members New York Stock Exchange
REctor 2-2300
120
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
AND
•
*91V4
§
External sinking fund 7s ser C
8 •External sinking fund 7s ser D
§a7s
3rd
series
1957—
a
30-year 3s
s
102%
28
*96%
Jan-July
50%
50%
98
98%
*96%
20-year 5s
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
—
•
77
92V4
Austria
(Rep)
5%s
5%s
•
5%s extl
(Kingdom
external
extl
f $
s
of)
loan
s
98%
91
98%
98%
98%
16
loan
s
f
>
"99%
103
98 Va
99
98%
99
101% 102%
98%
99%
102% 103
'98
98
99%
99
102
100% 102
101%
tf«?i-July
100% 101%
June-Dec
100
1980—Jan-July
96
10
93%
44;
99%
99'A
99
102%
19
96V4
101
991/2
15
95%
95V4
99
13
98%
102
166
100%
100%
97%
91 y4
90
Feb-Auo
12
14
102%
102% 102%
22
•
99%
103
102%
101
30
April-Oct
April-Oct
•
reduced
• External
to
s
3.5%)
•
101%
101
91%
f
6%s
•
r
1926
due
Plan
A
s
f
6%s
of
1927
due
Municipal
1927
7s
1961
Jan
46%
46
102%
39
100
France—
(Republic of)
Cudinamarca
50
*41%
*91
*41 %
*41%
footnotes,
see page
37.
3'/a
95
75
75
75
1
73 Va
75%
62%
62%
4
62 Va
65
June-Dec
104%
June-Dec
36 Va
1978
Jan-July
3s
103'A 103%
36%
'
37
81
102
44
36
37
47%
52
♦50
52
98%
103
El
37
37
36
104%
98%
102%
of)
5%s 1974
Feb-Aug
(Republic of) —
3%s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976:?—Jan-July
extl
3s
87
87
85
87
81
*83
83
(Kingdom
f dollar bonds Jan
s
Estonia
(Republic
of)
Main
on
7s
6%s
72%
—
77
1967
70
73
3s
dollar
conv
bonds
Jan-July
Jan-July
bonds
1969
dollar bonds
99
95
95
76
76
76
76
*7<>
77
dollar bonds
5s
-
dollar
3s
Good
Aprll-Oct
7s
of
64
—
68
73%
71
*77%
74
II
*4
II
*91%
~5
II
91 Va
103
103% 103%
103%
*84
91 Va
103%
1963—Jan-July
„
83%
84 Va
983*2
88
/ 98%* 98%
98%
loans—
April-Oct
*95
June-Dec
*93%
93%
107% 107%
June-Dec
1980
bonds
*68
-w
97
94%
1930—
1972
i—
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
f mtge 1945
104
91%
—
107%
93'A
..Aprll-Oct
Government—
•
76%
1953
due
s
Greek
76
37
102
,%
1953
1972
loan
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
1972
& fund issue
Prussian Conversion
4s
*95
96%
101'A 102
May-Nov
fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
-3s
78 Va
72%
Ja?t-July
1953
sinking
5%s
-,
•78%
1976
1
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
•
101'A
Salvador
7s
part paid
•
6s
part
1964
paid 1968
—
—
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
29%
„
',.27%
—
For
93
62%
4%s external 1977
(Dept of)
3
*2 Va
*93
(State) —
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
1957—April-Oct
April-Oct
30
,
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
Cuba
101
(interest
1957
V
Ja«-July
fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
(Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
Rica
International
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
1962
extl sinking
June-Dec
..April-Oct
6s
1960
Credit Froncler De
(interest
of
fund
10-year bonds of 1936—
Jan-July*
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
External
of
6s
3s
Costa
•
Stamped pursuant to
_
—
41%
*41 %
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1961-April-Oct
German
June-Dec
43
__
*91
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
(City of) 6%s 1950—
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Colombia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct
1961
§ •Cologne
Feb-Aue
1978
41%
June-Dec
6s
Chinese
4%s
Jan-July
41%
June-Dec
1962
assented
June-Dec
A
*41%
—
__
*91
7s
Aprll-Oct
47/aS debentures series A 1978
4 Vis debentures series B 1978
1 •Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1941
*41'/a
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
1957
1961
sinking
Consol
§• Frankfurt
debentures 1959
*91-
1960
•
April-Oct
;
*41 Va
*91
June-Dec
1961
assented
Chilean
June-Dec
_
40%
—
*91
May-Nov
sinking fund
assented
• 6s
•
46%
100 Vt 100 Vt
1976—
*41%
May-Nov
bonds 3s 1993
assented
Guaranteed
*qc
•
100V4
1972
$
*91
Czechoslovakia
April-Oct
1964_June-Dec
4s
1963
42
*91
99%
142
June-Dec
loan
6s
42'A
42
42
*41%
•
Feb-Aua
f debentures 1951
f
99
102 Va
6%s
6s
98
Mar-Sepf
extl
4%s debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures 1955
s
93
46
1973
(City of) 6s 1958
§«6%s external loan 1950
47/as debt adj ser A 1970
6%s
69
98
jan-July
Berlin
6V2B
98%
97
Mar-Sept,
April-Oct
April-Oct
(Free State) 6%s 1945—
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973.
Belgium
97%
97%
.-June-Dec
g«Bavaria
fund
42
Jnne-Dec
•
June-Dec
Austrian Governments 4'/us assented
fund
1963
42'A
*41%
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
99%
98
—
sinking
Guaranteed
52%
98%
■_
*41%
April-Oct
Chile Mortgage Bank 6%s
• 6%s
assented 1957
•
48%
June-Dec
5%s 1979
5'/4s April 1980—
5'As Oct 1980
5%s 1981
5%s 1982
83'A
52
—
June-Dec
1978
83%
—
Australia
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1962
external
Extl sink
•
*9o1/a
20-year 3%s 1966
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4'/2s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
53
—
Apr-Oct
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3%s 1967
103%
52
82 Va
49 Va
83'A
—
*96Va
1946—Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
f $ bonds 1978
101%
6s
1960
assented
• 6s
—
102% 103%
*96 Va
10
76
*91
External
•
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
(City of) 5'As 1973—
Mar-Sept
SaAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945__Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-Wuly
1960
76
47 V4
82%
10
84
*91
May-Nou '
sinking fund
assented
6s
• 6s
Amsterdam
*50
80
50%
*91
ISSUES
Akershus
83 Va
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
•
FOREIGN
50%
*83 Va
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
•
•
FOREIGN
1942
50%
April-Oct
April-Get
•
NY 1-1693
assented
External
•
Teletype
Broadway, New York
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
§«7s
Wertheim & Co.
Telephone
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
f bonds '78-Jan-July
f 7s 1942—May-Nop
1975
*76
April-Oct
of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Canada
•i.V:..
29%
28
2
25
27%
31
24
29%
Number 6137
195-
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
(997)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended February
29
23)
*
*T
>NDS
BONDS
Period
♦, .•
Friday's
or Friday's
Bonds
Bonds
Bid & Asked
- -
Sold
- ..
or
Last
Interest
i
'
Exchange
New York Stock
Week's
Week's Range
Friday
•
,
.
Sale Price
Low
Range Since
Range Since
V
of) 6s
Conv
&
funding 4%s 1966Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 19494%s debentures adjustment 1970_~—
High Authority of the European
•
Coal and. Steel^Community—
'
•
•
(State
Hamburg
.r
.April-Octy
*"<
-98%
■
secured
5s
5%s
Steel
International
Sud.
Tel
America
Italian
102
7Vis
1977.
100%
3
i"
'
101
conversion
100%
19
97'A
264
99'%
100%
-Feb-Angr
97 ye
•
external
§#4%s
readj
.May-Nov
83
.
97
98%
20
94%
82
10
81 %
82
•
Yokohama
101
81%
.iiv'i
87
*92
Feb-Aug
*87
92
"
6s
due
1961
extended
83
87
91
10%
10%
9%
9%
♦
93%
'26
to
83
s:i
(Dept of)
*9%
.Feb-Aug
6s of
High
96%
1958.
(City of)
Jan. 1
Low
83
*83
June-Dec
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
1st mortgage 6s series A 1953
'W.
Ran
Range Since
No.
—
1978
readjustment
assented
High
.May-Nov
Valle'Del Cauca See Cauca Valley
§• Warsaw (City) external 7s
100%
100'A
4
4
Sold
*
.
.
1979.
external
■'
-103%
99
-Jan-July
f 3s 1977
s
V
Aug
•
debs
103%
100
-
Tel—
(Republic) ext
,
4s-4,As-4%s
100%
.April-Ocf
1948———■
&
98%
3 %s
series)>> 1980—
Corp 6s
(Republic of)—A
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979..
r
1978_i__:-i
series)
(11th
-
(13th
Ilseder
Uruguay
-
3%s-4'/8S-4/jrs ext conversion 1978
•jrJ
.April-Oct
.Jan-July
1975——
series)
securedv<7th
/
>.
—.
-
5%s
.
••
—Jan-July
t
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
or Friday's
Low
External
.I. J an-July
,
Last
Last
Period
-
,
New York Stock Exchange
""*u"
"
98%
__
Friday
Friday
Interest
Interest
High
Low..
;
I
BONDS
/'
/
Jan. 1
-
No.
High
' * ,7.
:
-
BONDS
13
9%
9%
Jan-July
1961
June-Dec
1971-—_
June-Dec
~
%'
100
•••
100
100
100%
\
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year
7s
gtd
series
Italian
B
3s
-Jan-July
|«Italy
81%
"
80%
80%
13
si
82
80%
a
82
'V
_
-
:
.V.
A
(Kingdom of). 7s
(Government of)
195
■VA
1974.
53As
fv'Pi*
•
■
Japan
5%s extl
-
Ular-Sept
Japanese
i'--,
90
-
88%
5
91
•
Alabama
Jan-July
6%s
extl
due
5%s
•
_A-
1974_
93%
94%
V
'4
92%
93%^
94%
73
93%
loan
1954
of
extended
loan of
extl
1954.
'24
to
.Feb-Aug
94%
1964.
Aldens
i.
r
mm
v-:'
-■
.Feb-Aug
102% 102%"
'30-
Co
*21
far-Sept
1952
7s
102
..
104
201
.
207
*99% 101%
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957.
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77
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footnotes,
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debs series A 2010
&
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s
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ref
series
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mortgage
mortgage
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&
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series AC 19G7
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1965
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1981__^_
Brooklyn
•
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--
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Bethlehem Steel Corp—
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mortgage
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101%
101 a
101%
15
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Corp
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1976.. Jan 'July
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Jan-July
4%s conv sub debs 1981—Jan-July
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G&s
—
81%
3s
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3
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38
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81 %
78
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1980 1st mortgage 4%s 1983
1st mortgage 5Vis 1986-.-—
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mtge s series 1953
RR—
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-June-iDec,
f 1971—
Co
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4%s
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of
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\
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(interest
1968
1
-
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j
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1980
&
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extended
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1st
32
83%
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ref
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due
78%
mtge !37/aS ser A
1st
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extl
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due
%
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2%)- 2012-
secured external
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fund
(Prov of) external 7s
assented 1958—
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5Vis-external loan Jan 1968_^.
■
104
122
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-
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Taiwan
is'
78%
73
89'/a
subord debs 1981
subord
Baltimore
./
(Interest
6'As due 1952 extended to ;1962_
Siemens & Halske Corp 6ViS-195l__.
5Vis
247
129
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conv
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'
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-
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sinking
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secured
•
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128
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debs
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•
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95
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inc
5s
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118
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66
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debentures 1986-!—___.
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,
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__
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67
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3'As debentures 1979-^
(interest
stamped pursuant to Plan A
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extl
3s
Atlantic
1967
6%s
i
99
64
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mortgage 4%s ser C 1972mortgage 3%s ser D 1980.
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•
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debentures
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,
to
reduced
;
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__
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T
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reduced to 2%)-2012—
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•
118
94'%
100
66%
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Atchison- Topelca & Santa
General 4s 1995
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1946.
94
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,
64
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5%s< debentures 1977
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—
1921
91
118
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4Vis debentures 1976
5%s subord debs 1977
_
(interest
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*90%
99%-.
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99
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Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962—
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
2012—
98%
.April-Oct1
debentures
Inc
first
Steel
Armour
(interest
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
;•
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.Mar-Sept
1983
Tobacco
Arbor
4%s
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7"r
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2001.
99
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Gen
1946
94%
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•
1977
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10'
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8s
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1969
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.15
.
(City of)
"99%
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_;
debentures
Ann
9 V2" 9%■ v.'
S:Aug
5%s "1973.
85%
98%
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;
1990
Anheuser-Busch
v *■.
and Nyasaiand—
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l«Riu de Janeiro
84%
16
;
1982
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Rhodesia
'
1984
3s
85
A
1955,—
/ 98%
11
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3%s debentures
86
1953.
6s
42
98%
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debehTqfes ;1973
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2
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9%
19%.
»rv:''
J
J
85%
(Interest* reducedJto 2.25%) 2006.
—JaJi-July
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
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.Mar-Sept
Direct mortgage 6s 1952
_May-Noy
Con.sol
99%
85
1980____.
1986->u
debentures
91%
115
98%
Jan-June
1975
debentures
90%
111%
98%
May-Nov
April-Oct
1980
debentures
43
27
Co—
~
&
62'%
91%
85
June-Dec
1981__1_.
debentures
4'As
51
85%
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;.i-•>
1961
7%s
1966
1987
debs
■V-57
5
-
;
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4%s debentures 1985
Porto
8s
debs
subord
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101
April-Oct
1988
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3Vis'"debentures
99 %'
,
101
p;-\
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f 6s' 2nd
&
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99%
'
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112
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99
-
•
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conv
3%s'
1
100
--
(State of) 7s 1947.
pursuant to Plan -A'®(interest
to 2.125% r 2008L^-!_____f-Mar-Sept
reduced
-
debentures
2%s debentures
Var'-YOl'
100
112
>
103 %
108/111%
101
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2%s debeirttreetf 1987
19
'
■■
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32
28
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h
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junior
2%s
sfn m.-iurt-
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;
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2%s debentures
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(30-year) .l!)58_-_
extended
5%s
3%s
*
96%
140
103 %
109
3%s
1990
92
■
102
103
109
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debentures
debentures
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i
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196J-_—
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103
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American
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1958
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96
147
109
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100
9 7*
143
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1981
91
90-%
,96%
1981_April-Ocf
debs
conv
1986_
Co
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96
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6s
of
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4Vis
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-
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.
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American & Foreign Power debs 5s 2030__Mar-Sept
101 Vi
45
96
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99%
cb-Aug
April-Ocf
loan
95%
—
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loan-1963
1973_i.__!.__i._J.
f extl loan
s
5%s
old
loan new
fund
1981.
4%s
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Bosch
4%s
103%
24
101%
99%
91
91%
.Apr-Ocf
1980.
f debentures 1980__
s
American
%
4%s ^1965
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American
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f extl
s
sinking
4 %s
Amer
(interest
—Apr-Ocf
(Kingdom of)—%•?.
Stores
American
...
.ApriZ-Oct
debs
91
ipril-Oci
sinking fund debentures 1979
4%s sinking fund debentures 1982
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37/8s 1970
:y
*
Tel & Tel Public Corp—
Norway
fiSli
v
52
Mar-Sepf
1976
subord
conv
debentures
Aluminum
<
"
gtd dollar bonds 1976
4s
V 48%
(interest
to 2.125%)
2008_
(Govt) 5%s 1970—
Zealand
:
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fund
.7
3%s
3s
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New
53
1
sink ifund
to
COMPANIES
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Peiyv Electric Co
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocf
61%
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
AprH-Oct
91%
'/P'Ji;:
mm
■
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►
*50
■
5s
f
s
Allied
(State)—
reduced
Inc
4%s
-June-Dec
(Colombia) 6%s
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978.
I • Milan (City of) 6%s 1952.
Geraes
RR
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
Medellin
Aflnas
Southern
53As,S f debentures
9
—
__
1 •Jugoslavia
Lombard
Great
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4y2s 1975.
5%s due 1905 extended to 1975.
•
93%
94%
;
INDUSTRIAL
1967__May-lVoo
Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972
Jan^July
1st mortgage 3'/as 1984—_____
;
Afar-Sept
(Imperial Government)—
6%s
•
f
AND
a..-:
>.V
—
90
-
Development* Bank 6s
s
RAILROAD
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>'
■■
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ext s f 3s
§»7s series B 1952——
Jamaica
81
'/■V
\
Utility Institute—
1977
gtd
h,
:
.Mar-Sept
1947^^—
Public
30-year
si
ext
1977-
•140
95
105 Vi
91
V,\n3% 142
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82%
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(998)
82%
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'
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100
;
6
82%
,
"
:
73%
Jan-JuZy
Mar-Sepf
Carthage &
—June-Dec
Case (J I) Co 3%s debs 1978————
Feb-Aug
5%s conv subord debs 1983
April-Ocf,
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977—
May -Nod
4%s s f debentures 1986
June-Dec
(perpetual)
1965Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
69
66%
,67
^
16
"101% 101%;:
•
•'
5
152%
—April-Oct
179
subord debs ww 1974
—April-Ocf
warrants ——————Aprll-Ocf
152
Champion paper & Fibre—
• 3%s debentures
1065—,
.Sen-July
3%s debentures 1981
i
Jan-July
4%s conv subord debentures 1984
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992_..-.—Mar-Sept
Refund and hnpt M 3%s series D 1996—.May-ZVow
Refund and lmpt M 3'/2S series E 1996
Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37As series H 1973—June-Dec"
R & A div first consol gold. 4s 1989
Jon-July '1
Second consolidated gold 4s 1089-1
Jem-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Fetr-Anp 1
ref
ref
&
1st
1990
3s
mtge
4%s
mtge
•
General
debs
12
125%
r
77 ;
•
Second
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Publishing Co 6s debs 1986—Aprll-Ocf
Daysirom Incorporated—
:
7 V
7'7'77:|7-::7,
7' -5V4S s f debs 1980^11-1—
Aprll-Ocf/
DaytoirPo-Wei" & Lt' first- mtge 2%s 1975—ApirflTOcf
Istl mortgage 3s 1978.—
Jan-July'
3s .series A 1978
s
1978_———7 _i—A-————June-Dec
1st
mortgage 3 %s 1982——:—;
;——Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage .3s 1984—:—L-'alA
Mar-Sept
;7 •; First mortgage-. 5's "• 1987—A—7-7
May-Noo
1st niorfgage 5. Vf!S,1990--_7_-—7——-Mar-Sept
Dayton tlhioii Ry 3(As 1965———June-Dec
Deere & Co 2%s debentures' 1965-———ApriZ-Oct
3 'As debentures 1977—-—7—-Jan-July
/'i -A'As * subord dcbetiXuresf.1983—.
Feb-Aup
Delaware &' Hudson 4s extended 1963—_May-Nov
' •'
29
.,
Products Corp
Cleveland
a;7,y,
em-
;'• 88%
104% 104%
/8
99%:'
.
Crucibte
a
14 :
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61%
Mar-Sepf 1'
April-Ocf
—
debs
il
-
y
104% ;
7y4%s
7
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1974
debs
i..
f debs
s
1969
C0"33,'8S
J
•
67 «
35
,
,
71%
64 ;
May-Nov
mortgage gtd 3%s series E
First
64 %
30 Y
14
42
26%
y- ;:-y /
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■'65' ;y 61%
,
;
41
y/yJ'T.' y':.7 •r'r'
1st
1983-;
Copperweld. Steef Co-^-77 77 7 "7
-y
43
67%
42
Jan-July
1st
,: 94
20
•
28%
mtge 2%s 1975-Ap/il-Oct
C I
73
*66%
68%
debs
y 4VzS 'debentures:
;
77 V.-.
: 72%
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
1978
146%
_y";
'
,
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7
'1986
subord
■
♦83%:;J,y
.
—
Cah
Crowell-Collier
86
94
66%
-
120
mortgage 27/bS
Continental
'
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83"
84%
59%
59%
Jan-July f
Chicago Union Station— •
:
11;/"/•:- /
/A
First mortgage 3%s series F 1963.—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G
1963
Jan-July
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982
May-Nov
Choek Futt O' Nuts Corp.—
:
4 %s conv subord debs
1981—May-Nov *
1st
78
y
83
♦78%
;
_—
124
••24
■'t£
82%
♦89
—Fe8-Atig.:
4'As *1988:—————ApTfl-Oct
4%& 1989—
F6D-Aug
7 1st mortgage" 4%s 1990
——
June-Dec
lit nio/tgage 4%S
1991_:
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Jan-July
convertible
82 %
♦92%
,
// 1st mortgage
5s
:?
.
1994
102 %
73
'
•
/ 7 4%s debenttires 1985--11—————.—Aprn-Ocf,;.':
Contiheirtal Oil Co 3s debs
1084__—
M&f-Nov\i'
77-
'
93%
62%
mtge 5%s ser C 1983
:
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terve I-Iaute & Southeastern Ry—
;v
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4'As 1994.Jan-July; '
2%s-4 %s
4%s"xdebenf'.tres
4%s
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83
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2%s series A
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RR— '>
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-
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5.'
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7 7 Convertible debentures 4%s
1975—.
Feb-Aup 7 138%
7
180%
156 Va
—
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.
4%s Jan
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mortgage
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82%
—
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:
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2055—
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:' 6?
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i
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June-Dec
1963—--
1982J--——_——Mar-Sept
debentures
5s
'1
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series
..
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debentures
4%S
.
'■->*154'%*/x80;fty//:-:
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87
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debentures
5s deberitures
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'
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Va.
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..April y
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mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
;
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General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019
April'
4%s couv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
•
103% 103%
,
108
103
:
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1976.———_-__May-Nov(x •
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—'1——
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/ >. 3s debentures 1978-—'—————FeB-Aup. 7
y1 4%'s .debentures 1982—June-Den,
85'A
86'y;.: 86
Indianapolis & Louisville
Chicago
130
84%
y
—
95
April
May-Nov
4s
95
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102%
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series
3%s
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v
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-
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5s
Western
106%
106 %
ser-T
4%s
1st ref mtge s i 2%s series X 1986
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75%
69
r
25
'
95%
75%
May-Nov
gold
1st
Chicago Great
104%
'
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4%s
M
conv-debentures
108% x t
—June-Dec
M
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97%
103%
•y./ 27
;
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.
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3
1991—/i-____May-^ou
ref
&' ref
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!• ' Jan. 1
'
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■
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spries R 1990——___-June-Dec
M 4%s
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1989.-_-._-—.June-Dec-,
v
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86
115%
115
1982-—
May-Nov
A 1988—Jan-July y
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Chicago & Erie
:
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73>
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1997
1985
B
ref
No.
97%
92%
-
Feb-Aug '
5s
conv
series
Jan
.9?%
97%
Range Since
^
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108% 108%'
Electrodynamics Corp—<
4Vas conv subord debs 1984.
—June-Deo
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power (Bait) —
v'4< 1st Tef' M 2%s- series T 1976-———Jan-July I,
1st ref M 2%s series U 1981.-—
April-Oct-.
'
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inc
mortgage
mortgage 3%s
income
• 5s
t,: c
i
87;
55;,;
l
Chicago St Eastern III RR—
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'
'
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95%
—
:
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Feb-Aug \
1978——k
&
3s
103%/
78
176 //l78Y:,y
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172 :•• 179
*:
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178
April-Oct
Without
&
June-Dec;
June-Dec
1989
P
Bonds
High
Consolidated
102
10
Chadbourne Gotham
1st
M 5 '/as series
ref
ref M 5 'As series Q
Range
Friday's
Low
-
97%
1988.—
&
1st
65
102%
„
.
Without warrants
4s
O
M
&
7 1st
•
78%
101
<
series
ref
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
-
102% 102%
,
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'60%',
60 »A
.
v
95%' 95%
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Central of Georgia Ry—
v
X
'
74
76
76
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Jau-July
*86
• Gen'mortgage
4%s series A Jan 1 2020—May
75
.75%
75'/a
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4%s series B Jan 1 2020—May
Central Illinois Light Co—
n-:
- v (
G
/
•125
128
4%s conv debentures 1974—
June-Dec
35%
36%
36%/
Central RR Co of N J 3'As 1987_——
vJan-July
V 85'A 85'A
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
,*86
Central Pacific Ry Co 3%s series A 1974—Feb-Auy ;
*93'A—
'
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968—;.
Feb-Aug ?
—
;
115% 116%
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J an*July ''115%
Inc—
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Week's
Last
—Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf;
1986
.-Vr'lst & ref 5s series S 1990
74% ;
99%
66%
1
61
&
(continued)—
series N-1987,
1st
54%
60%
5s
series M
4'As
M
1st
97%
61
61
M
1st
10032
72 y ;
.
i—
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;
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119
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72
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Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
conv
82%
j
ref
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1st
:
&
1st
95%
82%
•
1
Celanese Corp 3s
5.90s
1st
142
94%
—
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•
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-
,
"
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Edison of New York
'High
125
292
.
/
;
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4%
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No.'
96%
"96
first 3s 1976^—June-Dec
Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962—April-Oct
Carolina
141
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California
Canada
137
137
June-Dec
1982—Jan-July
High
_
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
Interest
BONDS
,
Jan.1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
4%s conv 1981
Terminal Bldgs 5s Income
Bush
Bonds
Friday's
i
Range Since
'
Sale Price
Period
Corp
Burroughs
' Last
'
Stock Exchange
New York
•
Interest
"t
bonds
.
Friday
Week's Range
or
.
BOND RECORD \ (Range for Week Ended February 23)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
30
•
Numbo*
Volume
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
Friday
,
BONDS ,
York Stock Exchange
V;
...
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Interest..
Last
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,
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97%
97%
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i-u','92%
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Feb-Auy
.105%
1969
_
debentures .1972-
3%s
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Asked, ..Sold
.Jan-July
Jan-July
V-3.%s debentures 1975
1977
v 4s
debentures. 1979
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Friday
.Bonds
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debentures
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92 %
90%
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v
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,
-
,
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May-Nov.
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.May-Nou
t~/tsa
4%s s f debentures tvw————j -•» ——
a
r
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1985
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1984
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Great Western Financial Corp—- T
5s cony subqrd debentures 1974—.—
f
,
X 69%
;64%
:
99%.;
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3%s
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Mobile
&
Ohio RR—
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'
'
•
June-Dec
v*4%s
1st mortgage 2%s
1st
siibord.. debentures
conv
: : :■
12
73%
7.1%
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conv
:
-
debentures
*
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1972
c;
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98
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1st Ac: ref ®s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Valley Harbor Terminal,Ry—
:
1st
mortgage 5s extended to ,1984
-.—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
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95
v
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;
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1
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■XX
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88%
,
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18
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1974-—.Jan-July.4
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4 r Series A 4s. fixed interest42003—'
—Afay-No?
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56%
15":'"
"
56%
-
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446%
( 46
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s
f debs '76.June-Dec
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Lone Star Gas 4%s .debentures, 1982—__Apri7-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976.June-Dec
For
footnotes,
see page
37.
—
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;
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series F 1981
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series H 1989
>
59
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996_
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Niagara
Mohawk Power Corp-r- >
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79%
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.
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90
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Steel Corp 1st 3%s. 1982
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———June-Dec
-
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,
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1
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; "90%
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300
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'
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,
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85
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,
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Stock Exchange
New York
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series A 1974
Mar-Sept
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s
Coll
Northern
1984;
4s
trust
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2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
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First mortgage 4'As 1986
First
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1st &
Ry
Depot
V & New
Seagram
92'A
91%
92
126
:
90%
49'A
109.,
2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
A
certificates
Seaboard
120 A
117'A
32
117'A 119
*91
June-Dec
1989
BB
1st & ref 3 'As series CC
1986—
1980
B
mortgage 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
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117
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April-Oct
1st
100'A
99'/a
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&
&
1st
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inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
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118
-
.
90%
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•-
—
series
debs
bond
&
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91
86
118'A
II7V2
,
,..91%
April-Ocl
1989—May-Wow
Scott Paper
3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
•
77
series
4s
4s
Scioto
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94'A
105 y2
Ry Co—
Francisco
income
Second 4s
St
81 »A
80%
mtge
5s
First
St
.
193%
105
..*82 'A
1977—June-Dec
debentures
conv
Louis-Southwe.slcrn
St
83%
78%
I;:
81%
81%
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V
1st
78'A
87
June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
mtge 3'/os ser W '84__June-Dec
3'As ser X 1984
June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First-& refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
I,-.'-.- 1
y
,
mortgage 4s scries A 1997
• Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022—
74%
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June-Dec
refunding
First & refunding,
First & refunding
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r
1st
171
74%
76'A
*86%
June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983
refunding 2%s series T 1976
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„■
140'A 147
■■
gold
Louis-San
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I--
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I.:
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99%
142
99'A
98y8
...
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St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
104%
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3s
First &
*85
-
'
series J 1970
June-Dec
3s series K 1971
June-Dec
3s series L 1974
June-Dec
3s series M 1979
June-Dec
3s series N 1977
—June-Dec
2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3'/«s series R 1982
June-Dec
refunding
&
1966
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-
94
91%
1
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28
,
97%
96%
;
11
104% 104'A
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.
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—
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.
*
■
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&
—
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1964
debentures
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:
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.»
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—
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Republic Steel Corp;- 4%s debs
1985
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i,
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April-Oct
Rheem ManUfact>u*ing 3%s debs_l—
19.75. v
Richfield Oil Corp—
f
128'/a
4%s conv subord debentures 1983—April-Oct V.
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
,
•
v
V*
4'As serial D 1977———
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General mortgage 3'As series-J 1969
Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5'As conv debs
1977
Jan-July
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.r:92y»
1
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99%
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Mar-Sept
1977::
debentures
•
84
93%
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14
58
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58
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31
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Sold
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.
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i
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v
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102%
•/.■'
102'/a 102 %
82 %
82'A
•
82 'A
April-Oct
1978
102
102%
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-,..94%
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1
...
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June-Dec
1988
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3%s debentures 1972.—i——
—June-Dec
..
100.%
104
Range
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Bid & Asked
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and
■
2%s 1975
-A—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1979
—June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
May-Nov
1st mortgage
3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As J 985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4J/2s .1987
Jan-July
Olin Matliieson Chemical 5'/as conv 1982—May-Wow
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or
99
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88
99'A
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mortgage
Owens-Illinois
Sale Price
'
5
101 »A
.
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.
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*
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100
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Oklahoma
1st
92
88 A
/,
88
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1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1974
Mar-Sept
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Mar-Nov
3s
mortgage
91'/a
6
92
--,
»
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2%s
1996
debentures
3'As
Ohio
80
debentures
3s
.
89
80
100
Jan-July
5s conv 1979
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88'A
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Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
Northrop Corp
Northwestern
1
2
*88%
Week's
,
Interest
B O ND S
Service Electric & Gas Co—
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92%
92
31
88'A
88
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
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Jan-Jul])
3s 1978
mortgage
1st
No.
80
92
*
Feb-Aug
first mortgage 2%s 1974
mortgage 2%s 1975
Monday, February 26, 1£62
.
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Low
80
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States
(Minnesota)
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I.
New York Stock
88'A
92
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Jan -July
April-Get
.
Sold
92%
92
92
88y2
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May-Woo
May-Woo
May-Woo
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1977
4%s s f debentures 1978
4%s s f debentures 1980c
5'/aS s f debentures 1979
4%s s f debentures 1981
4%s- s f debentures - 1981—
Northern Pacific Ry prior ben 4s 1997
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Range Since
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Low
and ref 4'As
1st
•
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Central
Northern
or
Last
Western Ry
&
Norfolk
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
;
BOND RECORD (Range for .Week Ended February 23)
NEW YORK STOCK
■
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
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128
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Feb., 23. .It is compiled from the report of the American
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.
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7
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;
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7%
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Jan
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American Tobacco—
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32%
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55%
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53%
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Caribbean
Electronics
54%
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26%
18%
3%
9
9%
Feb
15%
100
Inc
14%
17%
7,200
1
4,200
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14%
Jan
1
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27
2%
,
15
5%
1%
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Jan
7%
25%
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17%
Jan
Corp
1®0
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8,200
Feb
23 %
16
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1
1 %
18%-
/
9,900
Feb
Jan
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7,400
17%
11
Jan
1%
:
Feb
15%
39%
1
1 %
17%
9%
20
i%
4%
2,300
■
19
Jan
1,700
9
3%
19V4
2'4
1,300
18
4%
Jan
Jan
1,700
Jan
17%
17%
~4%
Jan
2%
13,600
1%
.
Feb
■■■•
7,700
191/2
4,000
16%
'
;
10%
26%
1%
17%
Feb
17%
16%
Feb /.y..
Feb
Jan
18%
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16%
Feb
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Jan
9%
24%
1%
1
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2%
3%
62%
1
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5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service-10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc cxt to '65_1
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Corporation—_—
25c
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50c
•
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Jan
100
-
;
Feb
5%
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19
1
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& Lambert
Corp
7%
7,000 :'A
10,700
-
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Feb
12,900
9%
Feb
35:%
'8 1/4
—
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Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products
Jan
4,900
8%
32%
3
For
1%
7.50
¥r
Co
5%
7%
1
Corp
(H C)
Jan
34%
—
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Inc—
Bloomfield
Bohack
57%
13%
Blauners
...
Jan
12%
Inc
Frocks
Bickford's
2,000
5%
9%
Canada
Co
Cletrac
4%
Jan
Jan
141/2
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Feb
100
24'%;
25c
Shoe Corp
of
Clayton
Jan
12%
Ties
Instrument
Jan
14
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Telephone
Belock
9
Jan
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Beau-Brummel
Feb
4%
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;
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1
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12%
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Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
Bearings
Feb
1,400
100
Corp
Candy Corp
Barton's
Clarostat
2.700
50c
Wright
Barry
24-%
Feb
7
1%
10c
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Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes /Engineering Co
Jan
10
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Baldwin
50c
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v.
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9%
.
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Christiana
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32
30,
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Chief
Feb
9%
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900
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——-—5
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^—.——2
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Feb
500
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of
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Charter Oil
Jan
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6
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1
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Jan
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13%
preferred.
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pfd
100
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1
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—
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1
Power
Power
$1.40
6%
1
1
1
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3,000
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11
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10c
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non-cum
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7%
1,000
25%
1
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Carey
27/8
12
Jan
1
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Cities Broadcasting..
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Capital
1 %
4V4
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21%
1
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Feb
6%
11%
1,900
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Jan
Feb-
Feb-
Inc
Products
Collieries
Jan
Jan
Industrial'Corp
Ayrshire
100
2
;
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—,
% Feb
37/B. Jan
Corp
Steel
Jan
% 41
1,900
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic
Feb-
Feb
98
2,700
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Audio
Aurora
Jan
18V2 Feb
17,000
warrants
Industries
' :
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300
25%
16 %
10c
1
2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partie pfd—10'
Canadhmwide Properties Ltd—:.
1
Canadian Williston Minerals———6c
2%
;
Feb
25%
Industrial Gas Ltd
Canadian
A7%.
2,800
26
9
—
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd—
6%
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33,000
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•
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31%
preference——
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Petroleums 'Ltd vtc-1
g% <;'o
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Corp
v
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Co
Canadian
Feb
5.%
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23%
4%
Canada Southern
4JA Feb
18%
1,200
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26--
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7%
5
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3
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&
9%
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del Golfo. Sugar
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Feb
4%
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6%
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Camden
2%.
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1
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73B
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Chemical Industrial Products
Atco
Atlantic
Atlantic
California
1
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Inc new common
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Gas
25 %
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Associated Food Stores Inc
Oil
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19
93%. Jan
£1
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Associated
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•;
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Jan
.39,900
A.-.,..,..
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Enterprises
Calgary
Jan
Jan
14%
4,800;
5%
¥ IS
Jan
7%
—1
Corp
t,'V5-:
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Industries—
deposit rets regular
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Campbell Machine Inc_r
59'A
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3
4%
—1
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200
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convertible 'preferred-.—;4.
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pfd-AGO
Feb
8%
Jan
13%
shares—3c 6d
rets ord
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34%
>
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260
11,800
8%
Feb
2. J 00
2.50
Ltd—
Mines
Jan
16%
6,600*".*
18%
—
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30,800
,
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(.The)
Feb
%
1,309
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c
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Jan
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4%
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5'/8
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15%
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400
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14%
5
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Feb
6%
14%
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3%
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10%
Feb
39%
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&
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v<«'.• -ij.
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Jan
4% Jan
1,500
/
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14%
10%
American dep
Jan
42'A
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Appalachian Power Co
31/4
Jan
2%
2,500
8%
4.75
Angio^Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4A' shs.3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
.——1
Anken Chemical &\ Film Corp
20c
Anthony Pools.Inc
1.
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700
7
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16
19
34%
33
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16%
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550
1
218
16%
Buniell & Co
Jan
65%
Feb
10,800
17%
37
218
15%
Butler's
6%
Feb
Feb-
/ 500
6
4%
20o
Anchor Post Products
2,200
45%
5%
American
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
4%
4%
Jan
36%
3%
Jan
32%
16%
'
—.1
6%
300
15
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200
3
45
12.50
class A-
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14%
Feb
'■, 6 %
30,900
B——L—
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A 1
5,200
2%
—
6%
Jan
5
400
61/4
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American
%
Feb
Jan
Jan
34
16%
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Feb
63%
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3
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83%
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Feb
6%
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14
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Feb
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■
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Radio
6%
63%
6
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200
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9
49,400
2.300
38
3%.
—66%c
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50c
y 60c
convertible preferred
9
6% serial preferred——-—
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Jan
4%
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.
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6
700
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Feb
8
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Jan
1
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5
83
82%
6%
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'4% :
:
82%
20
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American Israeli
5
1
pfd-100
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Aluminum Co of America $3.75
' 6
4
Jan
■ ■.
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Brown
-
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B
Bruce
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Jan
8%
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-2%;
2%
;«
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2%
33
25c
preferred——
4%
Jan
;i
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Jan
19%
33 %
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Forman
Class
j.
Feb
4%
'
7,800
10
Control Co Inc
Allied
Jan
>
8%
2,400
1
£1%
preferred
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7%
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9
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&
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Artists Pictures Corp common—1
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63,i
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15%
•: 6%
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Jan
Brown
~6%
500
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dep rets ord l eg
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Brown
5%
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1
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Ltd—
Co
Petroleum
British
Jan
100
80
5%
;.
5%
Feb
17% Feb
"300
:4%
38
'
High
Feb
——£1
bearer
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4
11%
Feb
Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American shs_
All
rets
4,000
18
4
3%
dep rets ord
registered——£1
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Power——
*
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"
dep
5.600
—
1*
;
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4%
*"
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2%
1
—-1
Ltd—,
Co—
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Oil
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Ainer
Feb
'
700
27% x2 8 %
1
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Petroleums
British
—
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<
11.%
f'.„ll%,
--
'
for Week,
:
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18
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,
*.
4
43^
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1
ord—*
1
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4%
•
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14%
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4%
17%
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■
200
Brandywine Raceway Assn
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
85%
6,900
4%
Inc—
Works
Gear
Foote
Brad
Feb
i——1
Inc
Inc-——
Bowling Corp
Jan
Jan/:
2,200
6%
1
■
•
4%
85 ¥4
4 %
84
3 %
13%
i
of America-*—-y
Borne" Chemical'Co
•
of Pri<»es
Low
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1
1.50
;—1
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Jan
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*-
Par
■
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Bolsa
15%
Jan '
■—«!'
200
12%
/v';•"./
■,
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3
2% 'Jan
■2
7,300
11%
12%
1
-1
—1
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•
Inc
Dynamics
1,000
>*
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—1
-10
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Product* Inc
Co
Plastics
Aero-Plow
2 Va
2 Vu
Corp
10a
& Construction. <Corp
common
Wire
2%
'
Mfg
Precision
Acme
Acme
¥'2%'
2%
Aberdeen Petroleum Oorp class
■' '■
■
■i
Sale Price
■'¥ American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's.
Last
S TOCK s
High
.
.
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
bond in which any
or
Range
•
American Stock Exchange
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
for Week Ending Feb. 23.
¥.;
i
* [
> and
itself
Exchange
Stock
33
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Feb. 19,
In the following
on
(1001)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
U
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):
;
Number 6137
195
Volume
1,900
7k%
Jan,
wwwwrww
*.
Financial Chronicle':
The Commercial and
(1002)
34
Monday/February 26, 1962
:.
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AMERICAN STOCK'EXCHANGE (Range ior Week Ended February 23)
Sales
Range
for Week
Low
Par
Inc.
•Cott
21%
J
Bottling
:i;'*
^American
>1T'\ '
dep receipts <ord reg)—£1
Carrier-Industries Ine (Del)—50c
Crane
•
Vi
Crowlejr Milner As Cd
Aluminum. Industries
Crown
12
'
7,100
8%
-
8%
,4%
^ 15%
B
\
4
4
7
4 %
r
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.
,
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4
■
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*
Feb
;
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4,800-
4%
Jan
*6%-Jan;/
17%; Jan
.'/
6%
Jan
20
iw 28
23
-Feb ;
16
Jan
21
v
Jan
9
9%
Jan
15,900
4,100
13%
12%
13%
1
14%
13%
14
class A common—I
9%
14%
.
■
11
*.
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Feb
5%
5%
1
9V«
9
5ft
5 A
Stores Corp common
preferred
Davega
5%
Davidson Brothers Inc
pref——.
Dayeo Corp class A
D
5%
Feb
8%
Feb
28%
11%
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
8 Va
Jan
12 %
Feb
25% Feb
146 7 Jan
29 ¥2
Jan
6,100
147% 147%
1,400
//,' 10
H%
2,800
8%
700
10%
8
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11%
/
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12
11%
800
'
7%
21%
22 ¥4
28%
28'A
28%
io
9,900
'
7,700
4%
5
1,600
4%
Jan
5% Jan
4%
1,300
4%
Feb
5% Jan
5%
%
5%
700
6
Jan
%
Jan
5 A
Jan
5%
300
11%
Jan
12%
1,300
2Vt
Jan
3
Jan
1
7%
7%
7%
2,900
29,100
T%
Feb
8%
Jan
Gulf, American Land
New common w. i;
1
Gulf States Land & Industries^.—.-50c
Gulf & Westerm-Ind.us UiesC—1
Gulton Industries Inc_:._-^__—4——1
Dominion
Inc
$2
32.50
1/
Ltd—-J-L-——_*>—.•••
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Brewery
:—;
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11%
17%
Jan
19 Va
Feb
15 V*
Jan
16%
15
Jan
17 Va
39%
Jan
40%
Jan
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Jan
16%
16%
16%
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13 ¥1
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17%
5%
8%
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2,000
66,800
$
;b%,
1,000
■
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.
Feb
Test
Duro
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100
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
3%
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1%
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4% JanL
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43%
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;
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±
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V
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Communications—.———.1
Electronic
Electronic Research
Associates Inc
Electronic
*¥•
&
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics
Inc
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50c
Facilities——.25c
Emerton
Inc
wi
1
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Empire District Electric 5% pfd
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,
,
;,///
3,200
■
1,806:
29% 7
20c
IOO
Equity
Corp common....—..—
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
6% cum 1st preferre
Ero Manufacturing Co
—
Espey Mfg & Electronics—.
Esquire Inc
——
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Esquire Radio & Electronics—
10c
$2 convertible
Feb
r-./•>
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7 ¥2
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24 ¥t Jaxi
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Jan
180
Feb
165
Feb
200
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4%
5%
37%
101
22%
3,700
10 ¥1
Jan
20%
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The Commercial and Financial
.
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preferred
1st
5%
'.:-
/'/ 3'A Jan
12 */■ Jan
Feb
»
6% Jan
13
Jan
10 >A
57/W/:6
/3800
ft 32 y«
5%
Jan
;i" •' "■/ 13
.
ll'AFeb
1,300
277/s
Feb
2%
■A 600
11%
32%
13%
Associates Inc-
; ;4/3l/i;
•
-5% Feb ' v
;
13
11%
*10%
'
5% %
•/.,
,-T''-'l/
•
11%
;
'5y2-Jan-
• •
%
•
■
250
.25
Clay Products
Pacific Gas Ae Electric 6%
Jan
v21% Ian-,//.
• Feb
/
Feb
;
•
■
1,400
r 1,100
:X\
Jan
•19%
i
■
;;
18%
i
Crtrp;———1
ManifiacturiMg class A cum--,!
Pacific
,jan:.: V
..
142
4% Feb V
...
100
11%
10%
...4
■:
;
it/15%;
',f-"'
62
Electric
•
-12% Jan
'
118Jan
; 1,500
•4700
' 28% ..28%
2%
'
18'A
Feb
6%
.
v
161%
>18%
■
Jan
>13% Feb
Jan
10%-Jan
i'lLT
'. O verseiia-
V
23% Feb
-
Feb
88 y4
■" 40
5.600
j
Corp—.:—»—-1
Am«r. (Well —i— iO«
NIclief Mines
Corp
2% Jar*
60
RR
lG'/a Feb
,
.
•
Jah
-6y8
-
6,400
*«r
20
'/«
;
5%
31
20
2%
1,100
AirllueH^w—-»—.
v
Pemi
North •Rankin
Jan
jan- /
r-^11%
-
12%
Michigan Sugar Co common.
8cJo preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp.
Morse .Electro,;
Feb
Jan
29% Feb
«
^'
23,900
32,500
6,100
'
20
———
/
13,000
2r100
/
3%
NoPtliCrn:: Ihd
'
-
6%
Inc class A-
J •:4^0(r preferred series B
17%
17%
119/i
& soutnern
Northeast
Feb
.
,
Jan
33%
26,900
125% 128
4.40'^-preferred^—
Jan
27'A
9% Feb
17% Feb r
9% Jari '
'
2,700
13,100
;
Michigan^ Chemicalr Corp_v.
;
22'A
1% Jan
100
15%
8%-i
American
Nuclear
a
;
1,900'1
12'/a
50c
(Can)
Feb
Feb
18% Jan
3,500
14%
ll'/a
Inc
North- Canadian
,fA; '!.-32'% : Jan;f
--.24%-'Feb/'-/
A
/I6.800
35%
■/v-eiMiami Extruders Ino.
Airlines
13%
11 y#
Mines Ltd
Novo> industrial
8V4 Feb
/
2,300
-
38%
—
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Molybdenite Corp
3V.
18%
22% Jan
3%■■■ik 230
11%
Inc
Noramco
Jin
6%
23
^
3% Feb
Merrill Island Mining, Corp LidMetal & Thermit Corp—
Mohawk
i
2%
4y8
2%
Mines
-75 'Jan
2
•/4%Jan;:
21% Jan.
-
-2,A00
10%
v 10%
RR
2
4%-
"5y*
Honduras Rosurio—3.33%
Litds
Norxolk
»:4-> Feb v*; '^■r '4%' Feb
-21% Fpb; : ;//'25%J»n,
..
/ 30% Feb
-1% Jan
■VfV 2 V: Feb
-
53,300
/
'
Co-
Missoui'i-Kansas-Texas
22
350
Co_
'27%' Jan
*
22%-Feb-/*
^
:
114,100
23%
Merchants
Mirro
3,800
20
1
Laud—
York At
Noma
35% Jan
«
28
•/^
"'-'500
27%
11%
36%
11
,
WohV Co
31
19%
;2%
Mining .Co-.-—-1
Nipissing
1% Feb
•
-
.
UdwrP-""'-'*'
r:/'72'%.-:'Feb''!*t-
900
1,700
,
22
24%
ii 0 C h. Oil C 0 l'P'—
Mllier
/ 29%
20
Jan
4%; Jan1
■
'
3,500
-1%
21%
,
Mill Factors
700
1,600 *
_
Qwp.\ysirrrajKi
Investment
19%
2'A
1
Maryland Cup Corp—
——-———1
Mas.sey-Ferguson. Ltd—-----Maule Industries Iijcr—-_i— — —
^ —— — 3
Midwest
14% Jim
17 % Feb
29%
—10.
York. Auction :Co^-—
Nickdf Rim
-
Midland
Jan
Jan
26%
r
'■/..'
18% Feb
** I l%" Ffeb
A-
Mid-Wes t
12%
7,500
17,300
J V
•
:-V/'l%*JanVr
■1,400 /
'
Mansfield Industries Inc
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Marconi International Marine
/ Communication
Co- Ltd,
Marlin-Mai-ietta Corp warrants,
Microwave
12% Jan
25%
1
Jan
11%
14% .Jah;
^/'2',600:'Vi; ; 24?» Jah
i%.:'/;;'i%' /1%
;%.,;!-:
%
MaJloiy Rahdall Cprp.
Mangel Stores
'
Arizona
New
T4% Jitt
' '•
:
'3,800
73%
4%:':;:4%•
22% 23%
,
.
SpeciaJUejj Jnc
Miami: Industries
&
Process
Oak
MacFaducn-Bartell. Corp—L
Jan
15
200
17%
1
New
28% Feb
-
-
Mexico
New Park
Feb
;;v 8 %' Jan
;
14,300
^600
23
8%
Feb
4%' Jan
11
21|
18%
—
—1
Zinc—25c
Jersey
New
w-5% Jan'
' 2% Jan
1'/ 3% Jan
r
j,—« w-2
/
4%; Jan
29% Feb
25«A
lnc-^—_2
Watch Co—
Min & Ciiein
New Idria
Occidental
Menaseo
v-
13%
16%
2%
Co
Mur
New
M
C C/'ll
13%
16%
2
New
r
18
=;
12,300
2,800
2,900
.
5%H'6%;
v' 22%;,
12 Va
Jan
27'A Jaa
150
Associates— ————10c
Haveu Clock &
New
;
9% Jan
400
12%:
27%
6
Jan
3%
2,600
—25o
Inc-
Don
North
'
,
Feb
'
1%
/12
Jan
8% Jan
3% Feb
lOOT
Inc^——-20o
Stores
Nestle-Le
4 ;rJan
5% Jan
20%; Jan/ r;
.
100
l; v
>
4%
r.21%;-,
Mines---! Oc
LunkehbCimer (The) Co——2.50
23
' "4,000
.
:
4%
Exploration _l_--3()e
Friday Silver Lead
20
■?■.(?;--
4%
-
II
1,200
.........
*
Loui.v,$Herry Preserves Inc_i——_1
3 ;
•
...
•V. '27%: :•
Loral Erectrmncs/Coi'p_^-^_--—_25c
LouisianaGasServiee—
1,500
;-L
18 : 2 18
W
-
r
Feb.; ■$':
Jan i
7% Janv ;
••M^AnFeb'4
1% Jah"
^63,900
*
■
1,500
.*?■''
'■toWrWWr&&.4W:
9%;
Telefilm
NecHctts
:-5;%' Feb' 'y iu;-« /-••Jan
/4%-; jan f '2t 6Va".Jan "'
-200'
1W-13(4V;/ 3,100
LitUiunr-Cofp/of Auierica Iiic_JUiiLl___l
V,
Liv|ngst;on Oil.iPo^
Locke :STeel. Chain: new common>^^2i50! i
S Lock wood Kessler j& Battle tt— j
i.,:
A
«>2 5C
:
4
9Tb
12%
Jan
Feb
9,900
Steel Cat' Ltd—
National
25% Jan
•.
Feb
2%
4,800
>
-
24% ,27 %
/-..____1Q/
500
V
■VA': 2%
Inc—————1
5~?«- preferred
9'A
6%
-
'
•; 5'/a
Liberty fabi'ics of N, Y common--——1
13 Va Feb;
7% Feb
Feb
,;t25'A; Jan
'17% Feb;
;
LI,600
3%
1,800 /•;./ 5
'
600
r:13JA
1,600 <!■■■* -'lg1'/ ••
14%
>5%
^ ^ 4
22%: Jah
'
.19%
6
^
Corp.^'l
Mead Johnson &:
Jan
T% Jan
/
11% Jah
'
5%:
19
19%--
•;>6%v
•:<:
.
3%
14%
'
1
Lee, Motor Prpduct'S. class A____„_^__l
Lef court' RCalty (JOi'P-- -—-_ l_—25c
■
Feb
Jan
'.V*'
JaV
•
f 2,900
2% /: 27/»
3%
5%
5%" !
.'-
^.'4
900
National Transit
National Union Electric Corp—-—30c
National Video Corp class A——50c
3,800
,
'
2,450O
Ltd-——1
Natiwial Reisearclr Corp'——
National Rubber Maciiinery
Feb
9%
" t,
6%
3,100
9,500
Machines—1
National Equipment Rental
National' Petroleum Ltd—
2% Jan
1,900
10 c
Lamb
Majestic
12%
35
7
»
Jan
28'/a
•
200
Casket Company-—
5
Company Ibc_—-———»—1
National
Jan
9% Feb
1,60Q
6,800/r ,-26%/Jan//:/
'
;27%
.
Jan
'
Lake Shore" Mines;; Ltd..
Lynch / Corp
9% Jan
6% ,Jan
National Bellas Hess——
—I
National Bowl-O-Mat Corp—————1
National Brewing Co (Mich) ———1
3% Feb
National
n/ Apparel ■ Inc--——,——1
Lataye tfe - Radio Electronics Coyp—__1
Lucky
,
U
/;y-/ 24% Jan
...,15% .Feb/-f / 15% Jan
/////■>C
Louisiana Land Af
14% Feb
5%. Jan
59%; Jan
1.
33% Feb,
-u————5
Namm-Loeser's InC-----'-t-—»a! '
Napco Indus tries" Indl-TJ*—1
Nat Nast, Inc class A—25e
National Alfalfa Uehydrat & Milling—3
i;.n\
(R G >
2,300'
Corp
Nachman
22%. Ja¥
;
.7.50
Kutka; Electronics Corp—
Class A common*.—
2
Jan
5y» Feb
Jan
52
Feb.
12% Jan
^ 17%^Febr\i--. 19 f
(The) Corp olgss- A—//I
Kropp (The) Forge. Cow^__i.____.L_33.yap
Le Tourneau
12%
100
Feb
-
14
;
;/;7%/jan//'V;/
KostinCorp
.
1,000
6,500
50%. Feb
/
•
"i- 2- ■o'VJstn'v
•'.'•'3 'vJan;;? ;:Vu
:
800
—.2,50.
Kratter \
Lee" Filter
A
Inc
TV
1
•2«VFeb-
7,600
v
(I B) Rubber Co,
(H'L'l Ihc-I
tj
.
Jan ;
11%
Knott Hotels Corp.;-——.5
Lar£hfield Corp
Jan
9'A Jan
,
Feb
/i4/^Fgb/v;:/? 15%
9,800// & 22% Jan :.
25%
2,200 Uh
A
1,500 ; /.;«/;/Feb////: 7%
i
Industries/ Ipc;
Dept Stores Inc/
Kleinert
'/
Jan
14
26% Jan
1,500/
t
Kii-jcebyVNatus
Klioii
45
11,000
/-
Kirby .Petrqleuin ,Co_.
'(S)
33%
7% Feb
21% Feb
y
■„
:
4,500
i
Kingston Products;
Klein
Jan
98
:
.9MQ. ^
Z
Kfiv-Ark Oil; Company
Kingsford Company
Kleer-Vu
3%
Feb
60ft.,
&"Co.
Corp
Jan.
;
21% Feb
13,500 •//, * 10%. Jan.
i
Kay Jewelry Stores' Inc.
Kidde .(Walter)
/
Jan.'
1-0%
Jan;
.
19: ..Feb
:
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
187A Feb
,
■'
Chemical, Co
Kawecki
3
C.
■
: 23'/a
.
C 2,300
1_,
.,
.95%
800
Company J.
>' 1,200
Murray Ohio Mfg .
Muskeg an, Piston Ring. Co.
Muskogee > Co—
Muter. Com p an yf
.5/
V.-"."
8%; Feb
:
^
4
30% Jan,
11% Jan
100
50c
14%
3%. Jan.
16% Jan
3,700
Inc class ,A———
High /
;
Jan
4% Jan
500
Tel
Film Laboratories class A—1
Videotronics class
Muntz
Corp.
8%
2^ Feb
MPO
Kaiser. Industries
6,900
•
5% Jab
2A
'■Low-:
9'/a
Inc
Mills
Vernon
Range Since.Jan. 1
High
-
8%
700
•'/6%
4lA Feb
Shares
1
.
Feb
Jan
Sales
fer Week
'.
6%>
preferred
Mt .Diablo Company
Feb
5%
■'
2,800
1,400
36,700
Jupiter Oils1 Ltd
*
7%
2,500
/
Feb :
Metal
8»A
Jef+ersoa. Construction CoJefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals,
>
22 Va
Clemens
'
Range.'
ef Prices
High
Mt
Jeannette Qlass
'
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
-Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last
CO*
Electronics. Corp.
.,9%
i
;4%
,
6%
7%
2%
10%
213
11%
9%
9%;
5%
4%
>1,600
1,200
% Jan
300
20% Jan
5,300
1,600
3,000
9%; Jan
200
10,500
7% Jan
H'A Feb
9% Feb
20
6% Jan
2 A Jan
10% Jan/
8% Jan
'4% Jah
24%Peb
'
22 Va
Feb
Ti% Feb
7% Feb
2% Jan
11 Va
Jan
10
Jan
5V8 Ja h
1
t
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«**"
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
.
(1004)
36
v:.
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Low
Par
(The)
Pep Boys
Inc
Island
Long
Photo
Perfect
4
1
1
1
Inc
Pioneer Plastics Corp
50
•
Erie
Pittsburgh «fc Lake
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & At wood Mfg Co
Inc—10c
,—*
10
50c
Scale
Pneumatic
Polarad
Electronics Corp—
Poloron
Products
Polymer
Powdrcll &
1
•
1
Inc
__1
06%
10c
1
1
Corp
Microwave
Prentice-Hall Inc.—
Corp
Presidential Realty
Ltd
Mines
Preston
Corp
Proctor-Silex
(The) Company
Prophet
Jan
11
300
30 %
Jan
32%
13%
Feb
16%
Feb
1%
1%
12,200
1%
Jan
7%
7%
10,700
5%
Jan
34%
"4
5%
4
11%
11%
11%
;
.
300
15%
2,500
14%
8%
9%
;
:
9%
2%
2>/e
2'%
8%
9%
4,600
57%
South
Coast
Perm
.10'% Feb
3,100
2
79%
78%
56
/*
9
800
3
Jan
9%
5%
Feb
9
8
6
61/4
39%
38
39%
7,600
36
13%
13%
13%
1,400
13% Jan
7%
•
4
-
17
23%
1
"
1,900-
Jail
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
74%- Jan '"%:%
71%
400
23%
22%
231/2
2,100
21%
Jan
19%
19
20
1,600
18
Jan
5
17%
17%
18
1,500
17%
Jan
Telephone Co
Puerto Rico
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Puritan Sportswear Corp—
Pyle-National
Co
170
,23% Feb
21%
.
19%
A
Standard
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
*
Quebec Power Co
4%
29%
550
32
29%
30
415
Feb
4
1,400
34
Feb
/
Ramco
",:'t
Jan
Feb
•
Ramo
Inc
Inc
Trust; of America
Properties Corp
Real
i
i,
7
17%
18
Jan
Feb
30
>7% Feb
37% Feb
36%
18%
5,200
31
Jan
17%
3,800
15
Jan
18%
Feb
17%
36 .:
18%
5,200
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
% 20/% .Feb
24%
Jan
15%
Feb
35%
..
•
7% Feb
■
——1
America-
of
24
100
7%
1
10
40c
i—
Rayeltc C.o Inc
Real Estate Investment
14%
.14%
,
14% Feb
Jan
7% 7*7%
1
—
Rapid-American Corp—
Rath Packing Co
.
1
——
common
new
14%
14
400
-21% ;
,/20%
15%
.
6;200
21%
15%
15%
12%
9,700
Jan
'
1
1
1
Reda
Pump Co
Broadcasting & Dcv
Reeves
Reeves Smindcraft Corp
Reinsurance
Rcis
Reliance
Republic
Foil
1,700
4%
11,200
6'%
82% Feb
3,400
11%
12% Jan
20%
800
19%
Jan
5%
9,900
2,900
4%
Jan
7%
4%
Jan :<
17 Vb
17%
2,500
16%
Jan
12%
13%
2,100
10 Vb
Feb
1,400
2%
Jan
75%
82%
11%
11%
12
1
1
20
~4%
4%
•
6%
6%
17%
10c
12%
9%
i
3
815 /
%
Finance
class
Technical
Robinson
3
B
1
Inc
16%
pfd F
3%
Jan
8
9%
1
Broadcasting Inc
7,100
2,200
1,400
7 7%
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
86%
Feb
9%
Feb
13%
Jail
23%
1,400
18'%
Jan
23%
Feb
11 %
100
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
1,000
S-A
Jan
515
Feb
10%
11%
1
Raycc Ltd—
Amcr
dep rets ord regis
Field
Roosevelt
Products
Ross
Rowland
1.50
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
Inc
3Gc
Inc
Products
American
Rusco
Oil
Ryan
Fifth
Ryerson
Talon
St
Lawrence
San
5%
Jan
lc
14=%
14%
15%
5,000
11
Jan
15%
Feb
13%
13%
15%
45,700
Jan
15%
Feb
5%
7%
26,500
11%
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
3%
11,100
Feb
5
Jan
3%
3%
800
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
3%
700
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Corp Ltd
•
21%
"4
21%
300
—_2.50
4%
1,800
4%
Jan
16 pesos
7%
7%
300
7%
Feb
8
Jan
20
21%
21%
100
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
18 Vb
Jan
18%
Jan
19
Feb
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
4
21%
Jan
'Feb.
Jan
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series
4'/i>%
preferred
series
preferred—
4.40% series
20
preferred
preferred——
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
20
_
5.60% series
20
Saxon
*
(Del)
Paper
Corp
Fisher Co—
Say re &
Screen
Allied
Seaboard
Metais
Seem an
Bros
Corp
Seton
-r
of
Tel-A-Sign
9%
Jan
6%
6=%
6%
1,500
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
22%
21%
22%
1,500
22%
Feb
9%
8 vb
9%
12,300
6%
Jan
6%
6%
500
6%
Jan
~5
i
Jan
4%
5 Vb
2,300
3%
4%
4%
22,900
4%
3
2,100
2%
7
Feb
2%
10 Vb 'Feb
Jan
4%
2%
:
Jan
5 Vb
5%
3 %
Co
5
footnotes,
13
11%
Feb
85%
Feb
32%
Jan
'
Feb"
15%
Jan
22%
Feb
28%
Jan
13%
13,100
12 Vb
Jan
14%
Feb
4%
5%
Feb
6%
3.'4Vb
11,100
31,800
4%
3%
v
3'%
Feb
7%
6,100
26%
Jan
5%
4VB
;
V 29%
.
9 '
12%
400
;<
30
8%
8%
1,600
is 23%
12%
30
Feb
Jan
■v;
200
3
8
1,200
i'i 250.
1
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7% 7 7%
:
"9%
"S
9,700
Jan
4%
•
30%
'
38% Jan
34%
1,400
4%'
American
Simmons
Feb
$3
1,106""
35%
8-%
Corp..
Automobiles—
Simca
High
29 Vb
LuC
Lighting
Silvray
Lo\v
29%
Precision Corp—10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
1
27%. Jan
US Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
Silver Creeic
Jan
22%
Low
Shares
2
_20c
;
Transistor
for Week
of Prices
Par
Co class A
B
Silicon
Jan
8,200
15
.
Class
Feb
20
r.
Gas
Providence
9%
10,300
20%
24%
4%
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25
convertible preferred—'
-
"•/ ./
Oil & Gas
Signal
Jan
Feb
400
10%
13%
*
Canada
(•Pratt & Lambert Co
Precision
87
23%
35
2.50
1
'Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Precisionware
Jan
10%
Alexander Inc (Del)—2.50
Corp of
Power
1
A
class
(The) Corp
Corp class A
Polycast
80-
1A
—l«c
(Del)
Steel Corp
Piaseeki Aircraft Corp
,
800
7%
-5
Tel Co—10 pesos
Industries
Industries
87
13%
10?
Philippine Long Diet
Phillips Screw Co—
Pierce
24%
23%
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—..
1
Phillips-Eckliardt Electronics
— -1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Phoenix
Feb
—
Corp
Permian
18%
30%
<kou
Corp
Inc
Circle
Perfect
10%
500
86%
—~
Co (Mass)—20
of
-<«>c
20
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
;v
High
Low
S T O CK S
.
American Stock
Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
High
20
Pepperell Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Week's
Friday
for Week
,
Last
STOCKS
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 23)
Sales
Range
Friday
Feb
7% Feb
,yj(- v.;?:":
F~.'\
*"
1
regis—_.
10s
_100
179
Jan
183
Feb
37.
I
'il
Volume
Number 613-7
195
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1005)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
..US
U
U
Ceramic
Universal
Reclaiming
American
High
Low
——1
3%
200
3%
500
6%
Jan
7'/a
7%
67/a
300
4%
4%
41/4
3%
3,900
7%
7%
1,600
6%
Jan
41,680
8
Jan
360
31
8%
<8
„—17.78
31%
31
10%
10%
11%
8
1
25c
1
11%
lli/a
12
u
10%
11
14%
141/4
14%
Corp™"—
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
,
Valspar -Corp
teas
Valve Corp of America—
Venture Capital Corp of. America
Victor Paint Co
U
Vinco
-
8
$6
18,300
16,700
8%
West
Chemical
Texas
n%
5,000
9%
Jan
7%
■
;
/
7
Feb "
i ?4%
4%
5
641/a
66
66
■:
600
64
20
&
27%
Jan
5 %'
221/4
14%
Woodall
Zale Jewelry
5%s
Jan
Southern
Inc
3%
3 Vbs
series
A
series
B
2%s
series
C
3'/as
series
D
series
E
3s
series
F
Feb
34%
Feb
Jan
4%s
series
Feb
4%s
series
Feb
5s
series
L
iy4
;
4%s
;3l% Feb
25%
Feb
3%
24%
Jan
1,400
10 y4
Feb
147/a
Feb
1.400
17%
Jan
21
Feb
10%
Jan
11% r
18%
19%'
8 -/P
Jan:
3
1
7% Jan
2,400
18,500
14%
14i/o
17
17%®
13%
14%.
17
14%
1,800
19%
/ 19% Feb
Jan
16%
Jan
94
Jan
97 y2
.210
34%
Jan
37
;.:y.
19%
3,300
Jan
217/b
16%
200
15% Jan
16%
6%
2J/4
Jan
1
Jan
6%
Jan
18%
16%
30
37
18
.
.
;
l
%
~7%
7%
7
;
'
Jan
37/a
1,400
Jan
.
■
i
Period
American Stock Exchange
•
Inc
Amer
5%s
conv
Pump
Steel &
__June-Deo
or
Power 3'/4s 1970——
._Quar-Feb
Aug 1 1998
„June-Dec
series A 1970
June-Dec
BSF
Go 5%s
convertible 1969
June-Dec
Brandywine Raceway Assn 6s 1978
Feb-Aug
Chemoil Industries 6s debs 1973
Elec
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
6s
2%s
Edison
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
1978
58
't
■"
_
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
8
Feb
6
60%
60
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
/ 1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972
...
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973-,
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
1 1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980_
5%s s f debentures 1980
United States Freight Co—
5s conv subord debentures
1981
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
4%s s f debentures 1986
,
90
91%
1
123
130
88
88
113
116
7
-
seres
4%S
series B
Hanover
of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969-^
4%s conv subord debentures 1976
106
__
$80
136
86
95
95
90%
Week's
or
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4 %s 1983
93%
95/
80
120%
142%
Bid & Asked
-
Feb-Aug
Sold
No.
High
Low
89
90%
*91'/a
„
._May-Wow
-April-Ocf
._April-Oct
-Mar-Sept
91'/a
West
98%
98%
13
*100%
997/a
91%
99%
*91%
91%
99
—
98%
-Mar-Sept
*98%
..Jan-July
104
__May-Wow
:
98%
104
97
99%
96%
120
4
104
26
101
40
120
137
"107
53
103
110
97
—
121,;
$82%
84
83
1
88%
4
97%
102
'
91%
98
101%
104
104%
105
17
105'/a
101
102%
—
105%
.25
99%
""$101% 102'/a
98%
100%
99%
102%
..
—
91%
92
89'/4
89'%
6
91%
92
3
.
89
90
"
$89'/4
74
74y4
120
90
74%
11
72
34
117% 122
''$120
SJ
:'
112
99%
75%
^
122
kh
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:
124%
98%
$98%
89%
89%
—
i
99'/2
106
"
89'/4
;
90
93%
13
102
99%
82%
86
__
104
$105
89%
80%
—
$103% 105%
99%
84
88%
104
—
87%
■
$96%
*
82
84
82'%
88%
104
97%
82
87'/4
__
84
$81
—
95%
—
$85
■
119
26
$83
„
"•
;
104
136
96%
$831/4
,
—
,U8>
10
125
1
98 '/2
75
77
/
>
Penn
152% 157%
104%
255
*91%
-April-Oct
—Jan-July
100%
95%
120
92
'95%
95
100%
,
90%
91
5
120% 125
91
98
;
96
,1
101%
55
91%
120%
136
82%
First
,
83
76
*79%
76
—
series
;•
99',2
*77%
i
.
1982—
RR Co
3'/as
1984
Central
RR
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Now
8'A
2
8%
$88
$64
-
66
66
$60
$60
$99
100
$63
64
44%
44'/a
44'/a
40
105
105
43%
6
105
44%
105
"cum," cumula¬
c," voting trust certificates;
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
1981
—
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin
Public
Service
*31%
—
.
Bonds
Sold
No.
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
29
91
94
,
97
*85
96%
—
,.
,
57%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 2004
3%s
*79%
*92%
,.96%
: -57%
57
'
57
33
—
96%
83%
96
V
97
3
;;
58";'.',;
1
57
95
94%
*80%
*100
101%
—►
—
—
—
96%
—
—
*75
96%
86%
*73 %
*94%
94
96%
*85
*95%
—
20
45
17
15
*
—
—
—
—
<
92%
92%
96%
97%
' 50% 58
50Y4 57%
92
95
80%
80%
99% 100%
3
20
96%
86%
99
86%
—
96%
86%
94%
94%
-94%
99%
85
„
94
2
94
96%
1
96%
—
—
85
97
—
95%
95%
—
61
47%
65
53
2
79%
79%
89
89%
63%
*51 %
—.
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
79%
—
—
,
79%
4
63%
79%
*—
*89%
55
91
91%
—
*
;
.
■
'
,
.
/
"
•
*
,
,
.
„
'
v:V''
y
85
85
:.,
82%
83%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
—
88
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
Mar-Sept
8%"
*
85
*84
98%'
'77
/
—
8'%
.
—>
Feb-Aug
Co—
*11
Jan-July
'""'70y8
$90
May
*82%
II
A
ser
'
■
47 '
„
transacted during the current week.
May-Wow
Jan-July
J an-July
1966-
I
gtd 2361
debentures
income
1st
*82
debentures
Wisconsin
102%
v
120%
■A
/J'
$119
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 %s series D 1967——Jan-JztZp
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Wow
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co 4 %s s f debs 1978
Jan-July
82
88
1974
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
3%s series C 1979
mortgage
5%s
157%
99
*101
3%8
1st 4s
Western Pacific
"—
lOO^a 1007/a
95%
-April-Oct
136
82
*82
Power
3%s
registered 2361
5s
152%
Electric
1st
104%
103%
.77.
$120
8'/4
^
Western Maryland
101%
102%
5
87
89
-
1976
*79
Jan-Julp
April-Oct
—
*99% 100%
100
100%
*86
73
86%
90
$83
__
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
ref
first
West Shore RR
4s
99%
71%
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971—
88'
97 Ya
90
used
Penn
West
'//•->./
101
25
99'/2
104 % 104%
104%
wLMar-Sept
Feb-Not
a
113% 114%
109
109
110%
*74
75%
29
137
113%
li47/a
109
Deferred
Included
not
114%
112
In
the
included
—
"""*69%"
83%
83%
70
73%
the year's range,
§ Negotiability impaired by
69 %
3
69%
"71
83%
12
83%
85
the
u--..-
Bankruptcy
*
—
delivery sale not Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
In
Act,
or
maturity.
securities assumed by
such
reorganized under Seotlon 77
companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
•Bonds selling fiat.
lot sale no4
r Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
y
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991——April
•
/
"
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
"•hi
95%
87
90
t
103
May-Nov
April-Ocf
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967
General mortgage 3s 1979
94'/a
Wabash RR Co—
~
98%
Assn—
BONDS
Warren RR
•
89
93%
95%
86 %
1982
89'/2
103
104
Jaw-July
Jan-July
New York Stock Exchange
High
—
subord debs
107
319
93
receivership.
f
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
in
;■ "•
72
conv
97
261
37
136
Jaw-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
Jan
'Jan. 1
■
71%
Vornado Inc 5s
79
30
94%
RECORD (Range for Week Ended February 23)
Range Since
% *89%
Map-Nov
1995
4s series F 1983
6s guhord income debs 2008
77%
100%"
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
"w i," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
/
Bonds
*86 %
B
3s
§ Reported
*91%
3s series
1st lien & ref
72
of)—
Abbreviations
Map-Nov
F«b-Auo
Ry
stamped
85
-
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973-Aprll-Oct
Virginian
6%s 1949
96%
Range
Friday's
—J an-July
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1st fc ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st-ft ref 2%s series G 1979
June-Deo
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series J 1982
Aprll-Ocl
29
305
120
103
Jzme-Dea
—Jwwe-Deo
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being
117
6
142%
132
*94%
Mar-Sept
subord debs 1980
76 V*
—
$90
—
Jaw-July
Jaw-July
Feb-Aug
2'/as 2008—May-Wow
1967
96%
•
Co—
conv
75%
$97%
Jaw-July
Jwwe-Deo
1951
7s
1967
■
*89
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
126%
(not
Corp
4%s
A
(Prov)
78
$94% 100
'
—Jan-July
,_Apr«-Oct
—May- Not
116%
f
130
88
23
88
113
Sale Price
„May-Wow
13
♦No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not Included hi year's range), d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
u Under-the-rule transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-lights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
64
80
'
United Gas Corp 2%s
99
131
122
$88
._Feb-Aug
;
1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
69
—-
Low
Period
139
v
95
120
94
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
129'
10
21
97
1985
(Republic
Sinking fund
High
58
'
91%
130
130
Low
No.
62
90%
Last
Interest
41
-
55%
96
290
1986
N
Peru
Jan.1
v
Sold
High
$60
Friday
Vendo
1983
1985
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
58
'
_
91%
32
BONDS
Vanadium
1982
5%s
-.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Continued from page
J
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped .(Plan A) 2'/as 2008
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
103
53%
125
98
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
1962
Savings Banks and Clearing
Debt
Adjustment Debentures—
Week's Range
Sale Price
suord debs 1974— __Ju?ic-Dec
4s Inc debs 1994_ __June-Dec
96
90
122
;
Feb-Aug
1982
(Germany)
Maranhao
6%
2,700
Baden
•
5%
11,400
-Low
Alsco
i
German
Jan
7%
Last
*
95
25
"10
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
7%
6%
Friday
-
Interest
BONDS
,
.
V:;
<
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6'/2s
.jVj*
:i/
101
133% 136
94%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—
t
Feb
37
Jan
1,300
8
4%
Jan
Jan
32
4,300
7%
•
Jan
55/a
6,900
4%
37
6%
'
%
7,800
6
5%
4
7
—1
Corp
Zion
130
124
Feb-Aug
Corp debs 6s se»r A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964—
Webh As Knann Tnr. 5s riphs 1074
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
"
Feb
35%
50o
10o
96
55
290
Jaw-July
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1982
I
4^88 series M
Jari
6% Feb
2 % Jan
37
34%
110
94%
54
7%
Feb
96%.
■
128'/2
$99%
Mar-Sepf
Wasatch
Feb
13 y4
96 < U
5%
107
95
•
Jan
"17% Feb
Jan
15
..'825
series
4%s series
Jan
20% Feb
10*1/4
4
6
97%
75%
.
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
April-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jaw-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6V2s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
'
6s conv
subord debs
1976—
May-Wow
29y4 .Jan
21% Jan
Jan.;
17%
1965
"
i
26
3s
——
1981
K
Jan
300
34%
5%
72
—
1976
:;4%s series H
1%
17,100
"
1976
3%s series G
15%
500
■
10
1984—June-Dec
—
1979
38
/:
!
1968
1978
Jan
Feb
3%
%
5%
99%
U25
122
Feb-Oct
Apr-Oct
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1976
1976
"»■
1973
Feb
19
5s
£1
—40c
25c
5
1
5%
98%
6%
*
1973
3s
i7<r Jan
Jan
'
3y4s
Edison
Feb
•
Co
California
Jan
:"47/a Feb
Feb
5V2s
ey2s
—
13%
101/4
•
1
2
Ltd
com
1977
22
23%
18%
7'/4
96
Jaw-July
Realty Equities Corp of N Y 7y2s wi 1972—Feb-Aug
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981
May-Wow
Jan
7%
'
25
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum
Foods Corp
Jan
Jan
700
1,600
500
7%
18%
95
121
124
._Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
May-Wow
Jan
23
7%
94%
90%
112%
134
——
Jan
17%
I71/2
C':
4%%"' pfd—100
preference
"6%
4
4%
1970
30
Ltd^
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yonkers Raceway Inc
6%
preferred
; v3J/4s
29 %
'300
3%
l
rets ord regular
American dep
Jan
America
of
Petroleum
200
27%
26%
17%
23
1
4-r
Machine—
(F W)
2%
•
27
79
13
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1971™
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s
Corp
Power, 1st-mortgage
300
;"'
1%
1%
"1%,
10 ȣi
Co-L.u.i.£?£-
Industries
Woohvorth
14
1
common
Wood Newspaper
Jan
63y2
/
JanP"
Jan.;;;
23
14
.
Industries
Jan
Jan
30%
31
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14
93
—Mar-Sept *
1974
3
30
%
34%
lOo
.
& TV 5%s
Electric Power Co Ltd—
6J/2S due 1953 extended to 1963-.
93%. Jan
-
200
34
1976
Ohio
l'/a
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%
30
1
100
lOo
1
1
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3
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preferredlljl—
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2,800
•
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2,200
3%
38
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Wilson Brothers
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10
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Williams Brothers Co
Williams
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Nuclear
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Jan
•: 3
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12,200
-
20
Williams-McWilliams
50
1,600
5%
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7
38
Wiebolt Stores Inc
y
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58
6%
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la
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Corp
3%s
Stationery
Oil
Jan
Ltd—
Weyenberg Shoe ManufacturingWhippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
^
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
River
Jan
Research
Occidental
>.
;
Jan
89 y2
6%
86
78 'b
38
96
May-Nop
Jan
.
100
Coal
Wichita
Jan
•
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Jan',*';'
92%
5o
Westmoreland
Feb
3%
■
55%
"
17%
71
18
95
55
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July ~
1984
Jan
v
Jan
3%
30
29%
25o
Invest
National
35
15%
78%
94
"
National Theatres
104% Feb
98 y4
800
4%
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—
80
^
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28
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95
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Jan
-
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10
19
77
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94
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1
1
Jan
1%
37,900
;
103
99
conv. debs.
Power Realization Tr
Midland
"
3%
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Westmoreland
2%
3%
"
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Jun-Dec
71%
■
"
Feb
■:
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8,800
1
103
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■.
114
13
Feb
29%
Inc
Western Tablet
-
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2%
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78
80
6%
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5ye
12
~2%
.
Feb
4%
2,500
6%
5%
y
34%
High
51%
Nippon
50c
Inc
American dep
■Jl,
6
201
'~
Italian
5%
Jan
4
7s
58%
;17
May-Woo
1981
conv.
Manhattan Corp.
&
National Bellas
;.'
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5V2s
Low
34
.
Nov
iit.
Stores
8%
1,600
41/4
Registered
Hartfleld
Feb
H7/a
May-Nov *
1963—__Aprii-Oct
May-Nov
1970—
Jan-July
debs
Jan. 1
No.
'
subord
6s
Range Since
Sold
52'/a
Corp—
1981
Development 6s ,1974
• Guantanamo &
Western RR 4s
23 %. Jan
200
7%
4
7%
!'.
—100
pfd
Equities
Western Stockholders
Kawecki Chemical
Jan
11%
Western Nuclear
Western
Feb
'11%
1
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
Co
9%
12%
Jan
Feb
1
-1.25
1%
Inc
4.40%
•
10%
100
•
"—
Products
Utilities
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Jan
21%
8%
10
Canadian Oil& Gas Ltd-
West
Jan
400
Co—1
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
Jan
107/a
13
Feb
10% Jan
/ 7% Feb,
5,100
4
Inc
ll7/a
8% Feb
200
V
5,200
preferred
Company
Hoffman International
Hudson
9%
•
100
Knapp Inc common
series preference
&
Jan
111/4
Ihc Common
&
Wciman
14%
Feb
"
Webb
Jan
-
221%
8%
•
conv
Jan
16%
J"
•
Wagner Baking common
."-'.7 %
preferred
0%. inon-cum
11%
Jan
10%
—
Waltham Precision Instruments
Feb
21%
Co
& Bond
12
Builders
Bonds
High
,
Apr-Oct
General
11
\
Waitt
General
Jan
Range
Friday's
.
1993
—
Inc '5%s
53
•
1976—
Feb
22%
1
Aircraft
9%
wts
ex
Jan
10 y2
9%
6%s
Jan
97/a
Feb-Aug
4s -series B 1993
Realty & Construction
11%
10%
8,000
1975—
RR—
mortgage
National
Jan
-
debs
Division—
J
35
1,100
1,900
;
N
Jan*-'
10%
,
of
Feb
6.700
;
subord
Western
&
mortgage- 4s series A
1st
First
Feb
8
.9%
12%:
'8%
11
1
i
1
;
Inc
Waco
Lack
Fotochrome
2
25o
Coke "Co
Manufacturing
VTR
11%
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Virginia Iron Coal &
Food Products
Vita
,Vogt
"9%
Co_
A
-
13,300
91/8
9%'
1
250
Instrument
class
81/4
8
8%,
1
4
1,700
32
•
Universal Insurance
(The)
7%
25o
*
•
Feb
!
Victoreen
convertible
1st
Feb
49-%
Viewlex Inc
6%s
Delaware
4% Feb
,
4%
3,300
Universal "Marion
1
.7% Feb
"
50%
59%
u'
'
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Jan
Feb
41/4
58
Universal Container Corp ci A com_10o
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Feb
4
59 */2
or
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Davega Stores Corp—
Jan
Jan
4%
;
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-
4
Jan
10
OU—..
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
Lackawanna
Warrants
Universal Consolidated
Period
High
Jan
6%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Corp—
Warrants Series 1962—
Series 1955—Z±— -21-
,
Range Since Jan. 1
6%
6%
1
Co
Friday
BONDS
Shares
3%
50o
Co—-JhLr.
Tile
Rubber
S
Low
Par
Air Conditioning Corp.
S
of Prices
Sale Price
'*
;'M
for Week
Last
stocks
American Stock Exchange
(Range for J^eek Ended February 23)
Sales
Range
Friday
/
ourrent week.
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.
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38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1006)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range
for Week Ended February 23)
,
Boston Stock
Low
American
American
•
Anaconda Company
Boston Edison' Co
Service
Gas
Eastern
Mass
St Ry
Ford
Gillette
Company
Copper Corp
Kennecott
X
20
100
Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric System™
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Pennsylvania RR
Stop & Shop Inc
United Fruit Co
X
.
*
Machinery Corp com—25
Shoe
United
—1
Refin & Min com
Waldorf
System Inc.—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
50
U S Smelting
Jan
20%
54
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"140
;> '
20
205
14
Jan
24
>56% Feb
71 >Feb
States
Steel
S
Shoe
'
160
62%
Feb
72%
690
102%
116%
Jan
78%
Jan
Jan
Feb
38
Jan1
77%
1,114
67%
Jan
46 Yi
1,372
42%
Feb
55%
31
30
Jan
Detroit Stock
308
80%
85%
Feb
Jan
22
Jan
24 Ya
Feb
13
860
11 Ya
23 Ya
Feb
13
Feb
Borman
Jan
Briggs
Jan
26
>
v
Food
50
Yi
713
49
Feb
51 Ya
Jan
Budd
38%
152
38 Ya
Jan
41
Jan
160
163/4
Jan
18Ya
68%
;->*5'-!:V-
65
Jan
70 Y4
Feb
Consolidated
37 Ya
767
34
Feb
41
Jan
Continental
Y4
649
Jan
>'■
>
30%- Feb
63%
70Ya
Jan
Detroit Steel Corp
50
35 Ya
Feb
>
363A
8Ya >
36%
50
8 3%
Jan
9%
Jan
Ex-Gell-O corporation
39 Ya
Jan
Federal-Mogul-Bower
8Ya
35Ya
('
1,178
■
Jan
»
35% Feb
Fruehauf
.10
35
35
12
29%
Jan
35
!—_.——
40
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
36%
38 Yi
220
35 Yi
Jan
3 8 »/4
15
267
43%
Jan
48
18%
Feb
260
7%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
21% J^an-
.
8
Jan
13 %
Jan
461
40%
Jan
59%
11%
2,288
49%
Jan'
59%
3,340
11%
Feb
12 3A
Jan
."..Jan
11%
Feb
'
-5
—
50
12%
109%
109 y4 110'A
279
108%
Jan
290
8%
Feb
8%
83%
1131/4
8%
Micromatic
22%
500
20'A
Jan
22%
Feb
-50
27
27
119
27
Feb
27
Feb
#sJ»Q
64
65
300
64
Feb
65
Feb
20%
20%
180
19%
Ja n
21%
Jan
4,513
35%
1,349
23%
4,672
52%
Jan
1%
200
1%
Jan
8%
4%
-
1——
30
36%, Jan
740
85/s
Jan
2%
'Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
35
11%
Feb
12%'Jan
11
Feb
11%
100
16% ' 16%
262
35 3A
376
3%
34%
Jan
Jan
24 Va
•:?
3%
100
Jan
.'Feb
7%
3,766
<
16%
2'A
11
347/a
5
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Jan
Feb
550
11
Co—-
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
100
12
Feb
2
27%
32%
11
4%
57% .Jan
30%
28%
12
Jan
Feb '
110
1
Feb
Feb
15%
123/4
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—
,
3%
100
12%
29%
v
39%.Feb
27%
110
-
8%
'
Jan
530
30
8I/8
4
1,000
>
32%
■:.h
v.Jan
'
16%-
30
™1
Feb
17%
48
Jan
140
32%
H
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Jan
271/s
2% ">■" 2% :ii. 25/a
Wheel Corp™
&
Jan
39%
16%
1
10
Corp.....
Davis
41
,4%
56%
4
1
Parke
267
61
.:
Feb
/.Feb
48
Feb
1%
•
Hone Corp
Pfelffer Brewing
Jan
17,'
56%
56%
—,
Motor
Jan
Feb
22%
Refineries
56%
718
4'/a
1
Chemical—
Lakes
1,287
25%
m
1
Co
10
15%
>
K
48
383/4
J61/4
.1.66%
Brewing
200
'17%
48
Co
Corppration
Michigan Chemical
Feb
£tock Yard-
28 y8
%
200
17
3
,™
Masco
Feb
47%
i
Feb'
26
200
io3/4 ;,io%
59»/2
59%'
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Lansing Stamping Co
Feb
31%
.46%
22%
16%
*7
'
59%
—~™.
Trailer
Leonard
High
.
46%
Telephone
Unipn
Low
36%
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
Range Since Jan. 1
—8.50
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati Gas common
Cincinnati
Shares
High
31%
31%
Jan
100
,7%
59%
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
_•
Jan
'
11%
Higbie Manufacturing
King-Seeley Thermos Co.
Kresge
(S S) Co——_
Kysor Heater Co—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
—
Exchange
Week's
Last
High
-
V
5'A
15
46%
59%
"—Hi
Great
Cincinnati Stock
—-—
1,210
Jan
245/a
Goebel
Brewing
Low
1,475
;
,11%
General Motors Corp
Burger
15
20
'
112
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
7
'7%
—25
Paper
Motors
29
S T O CK S
v
J5%
.18%
—10
i—1
Corp
70 Ya
35 Yi
Jan
46%
36Ya
—6.25
Jan
39%
'
28%
■■
5
36%
>
41V*
Jan
Shares
18'/a
.181/8
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Company
69 Yi
273/a
''
Jan
35%
Feb
\
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35%
Sales
6%
Burroughs dorp
17 Ya
;
1
Jan
for Week
...
28%
——
...—
Detroit Edison
28
Jan
78%
50
High
15%
7
__________5
Stores-:—r_.
Manufacturing
:
>15%
1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
125
Low
—1
Equipment
&
Gar Wood industries.™..
Carey Mfg
Range
of Prices
"» Par
-
Supermarkets'
Electric
23%
1,025
.«•>
"r
Allied
Chrysler
"
Feb
65%
/
179
i
Week's
Last
32% Jan
64
36
.
4
Sale Price
17 Yi
1
36%
.49 y4
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
683/4
w-
;
37%
35%
Feb
24
49
*.
■
Jan
121% ;Jan
,r :
-7-
38 Ya
17 Yi
M373/i
Electric
Jan
25 Ya
58%
"71%
71
Union.
Westinghouse
12
49
,56%
r
Feb
66%
25 Y4
23
114% Feb
43% Jan
23%
25%
Feb
85
Allen
*
20%
90
22
47
Jan
Feb
36
82%
20%
119
\47
Jan
Jan
80
200
21
80%
—5
Inc—.—_
Webster
&
Stone
17
1
57%
Feb
44%
20%
118
United
Jan
58%
1
High
Jan
Carbide
Western
Feb
76%
Jan
44%
———1®
—
90%
Feb
53%
30%
4
Star Cement Corp
Lone
Jan
70%
179
•
75'A
76
X
50c
—*
(new)—
Island Creek Coal Co common
80%
100
Sulphur-
52%
Air Corp..™..
U
Jan
279
7
105% 108% ■>
——»
.
54
52%
36
———————5
Co
Electric
20%
Jan
Gulf
14
United
136% Jan
Jan
49%
65%
I
•
Co——
Motor
General
126%
Range Since Jan.
Low
56"%
Union
Jan
20%
100
100'
First National Stores Inc
58'/2
19%
Co—»
preferred class B
{5%; cum adj_
6%
;
70%
54
-•
,
90%
58 V8
17%
56%
...——
Texas
Feb
29
Shares
1
High
'
Texaco
High
Jan
Jan
15
2,811
;
50
'
50%
89%
90%
Fuel Associates com.10
&
Eastern
"
50%
27%
265
132% 134'/a
133
70%
,
50
,
16%
16
——1® '
^
Co
Range
Copper
J
Co—
,
25
-•
:—
Property Trust
Personal
Boston
Cities
j*0
16%
Low
29
for Week
of Prices
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High-
29
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Agricultural Chemical——*
Motors Corp
;_1.66% Tel & Tel
..33% *
American
S T O CK S
Sales
Range
Last
Bale Price
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
Feb
-
Jan
13 y8
Jan
16%
34
•
Feb
36% 'Feb
3%
>
3%
Jan
Feb
Feb
q-fon
Day \«k Mich
,
RR common-'—
'Preferred
Chemicals
Bois
Du
—™-
1
_
-—8
23%
23%
677 1
21%
Jan
243/a
5
39%
39
39%
210
37
Jan
39%
26%
25
Jan
26%
27%
608
26%
Feb
Miami
U
S
original
RR
132
67%
Jan
34
Jan
34
2,866
79%
Feb
92%
Gamble
&
124
29%
Jan
30%
67%
•
i
81
30
5
34
79%
80
46,'
67%
34
50
—i
15%
16%
30 y«
7
3/4
.
67%
■
>>•9%
Allied
Stores
•
American
Can
Motors
Tel
American
Tobacco
—50
„_10
Oil
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Ohio
&
Bethlehem
13
240
15%
272
33
—™-8
-
'■
47
Boeing
43%
Jan
47%
Jan
17%
Jan
136%
Jan
^
5:
Feb
20
49%
282 4
66%
Feb
108
25%
101
,
Jan,
Jan
4
233/8
15%
Admiral
28%
Advance
Ross
Brass
Allied
Allis
(Un). »»|l|
Chalmers Mfg
17 y8
Feb
American Airlines
Feb
32%
2
30%
Jan
32%
41%
120
40%
Jan
43
35
37%
751
35
46%
47%
123
39
Jan
48
58%
56%
Feb
60'A
573A
59%
62%
86
5iy4
Jan
62%
59
116
53%
Jan
59
Corn
1
10
So
Ohio
50a
Wright 1
Dayton
Power
Dow
"
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5
Ford
5
Natural
Paso
:
P27:
4%
Jan
56
Feb
52Ys
3% .Jan
118
>
4Ya
Jan
American
Home
Feb
American
Investment Co
Jan
American
Machine
American
Motors
Feb
American
Rad
55
48 Ya
Jan
543/e
Jan
American
Tel
27'A
Feb
29 y4
Feb
70 y4
70%
10
65%
Jan
713A
Feb
American
55
55%
40
50%
Jan
565/8
Feb
16%
16%
62
16%
Feb
18
Jan
27%
206
55
26%
26%
69
25%
Tel
-
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Industries
28%
Jan
Jan
Apache
Feb
253A
56
25%
Jan
263/a
Jan
Armour
115 Va
Jan
Anaconda
Company
Corp
27 %
Feb
Feb
65
Steel
&
5
75%
75%
69 V4
Jan
76Y8
Feb
i%
55%
55%
57 y8
381
53
Jan
573/8
Jan
26 ya
26%
Athey
258
25%
Jan
29%
Jan
Atlantic
29%
29%
5
26
3.33%
3
Corp
5%
Jan
29%
Feb
Automatic
43
148
38%
Jan
43
Feb
Avco
55%
50
51%
Jan
55%
54
54
20
53%
Jan
57%
62%
62%
62%
10
55%
Jan
62 Va
Feb
27 y«
27%
84
26%
Jan
28 Va
Jan
Belden
38%
38%
Corp
1
47%
74%
74%
23%
23Ya
33%
33% x35
16%
5
33%
133 3/a
1
(Un)
Feb
Bell
36 Ya
Jan
38Ya
Jan
Bell
&
85
43 Ya
Jan
46 Yi
Jan
46
Benguet
Monsanto
Chemical™.
3
493%
50%
Ward
•
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|
Aviation.
Jan
70 Yi
Feb
Bethlehem
46%
Jan
52 Yi
Jan
Binks
31 Ya
ii6y4
Jan
Boeing
70
113%
Jan
Jan
Booth
90
bU"/4
Jan
713/4
Jan
17%
Borg-Warner
25
17
Jan
1.8%
Feb
Bracb
17%
'
5
55%
55 Ya
563/8
57%
56%
57 Ya
57%
57 Ya
573/4
77 s/a
773/a
5
37 Ya
21%
37
38 Ya
25%
25%
25
2%
—
20g
5
...
38%
1 2/6
81
55 Ya
Feb
343/a
130
Feb
58 Ya
(Ohio)™.
Feb
Brunswick
Jan
42 %
Feb
47 Ya
Feb
43 Y2
Jan
47
Feb
Jan
47 Yi
Feb
78%'
Jan
24 Y2
Jan
69
-
Feb
300
23 y4
Feb
33 Ya
Feb
15%
Jan
1,800
17 Ya
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42 Y2
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800
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18 V*
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Jan
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103 Y4
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60 Va
Feb
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200
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20 Va
Jan
33 Y4
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33 Ya
Feb
37%
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Jan
134
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503/a
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28 Ya
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40%
41 y4
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41%
Feb
68%
67%
68%
700
66 y4
Feb
71Y2
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56%
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49 Ya
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56 3/i
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Jan
Feb
28 %
28%
28%
130
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26 Ya
26%
27
1,600
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25 Ya
300
24 Ya
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27
Feb
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57
200
53
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80 Ya
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33 Ye
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56 Va
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42 Ya
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Jan
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713/4
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37%
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500
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Calumet
Feb
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Jan
Canadian
&
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Export Gas Ltd.
30c
Pacific
(Un)___
Jan
57 Yi
Feb
23 Ya
Jan
Carrier Corp common.—
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Jan
56 Ya
Feb
Celanese
25
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45 Ya
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109
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68 3/4
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10
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23
28
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47
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Jan
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Schenley Industries
20 Va
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:
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54
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57
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Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Feb
11 Ya
Jan
46
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55%
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Jan
46%
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10 Ya
51 Ya
46%
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8%
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225 ^
1,100
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National
;
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>
300
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Ashland
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.
17%-Feb
Feb
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;
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248 V4
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Jan
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1
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166
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American Tobacco Co
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10
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327
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Gulf Oil
&
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26%
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Jan
60%
1
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29 y4
1
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'
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26
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50
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General
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69
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28%
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1
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300
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Feb
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Feb
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100
22%
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61
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Scotten, Dillon Co
Feb
26 y2
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100
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124
52%
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59 Ya
Feb
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82
27 Ya
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253/a
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■
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100
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300
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Products
(Un)
'
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Volume
195
Number 6137
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
,
(1007)
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39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 23)
$3
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
Low
conv
Jan
58%
180
58 %
Feb
61%
Jan
25
400
24
Jan
25%
Feb
Mississippi River Fuel—
Modine Manufacturing Co_
59% *
379
56%
Feb
59%
Jan
Monroe
15%
15%
20%
&
20%
50
Chrysler
25
Corp:——
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100
24
1,100
10
'A >
7,500
49%
Jan
43%
Feb
25%.
;
National Cash Register (Un)XX—
National Distillers & Chem
(Un)
Feb
National
Gypsum
50
Jan
National
Lead
91 % Jan
92 y4
Feb
National
Tile
12%
14%
Feb
New
"
600
54
Jan
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*
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1
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Northern
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Jan
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Feb
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19%
Jan
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Jan
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Edison
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Jan
Ohio
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( U11 >_
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43
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50 Vb
800
Jan
35 y4
Feb
35
-
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.
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(Minnesota)
Jan
>
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57%
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Jan
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Jan
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32
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50
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32
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Feb
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.
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200
45%
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V
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Jan
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5
Feb
Jan
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1
29 y4
36
150
5
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1,900
Feb
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84 y4
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Jan
300
45 vb
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North- American
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17 y4
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&
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•
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54%
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V 2,200
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'
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200
37 vb
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!
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44'/a
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27
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36
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Commonwealth Edison com_—L—12%
Consolidated Foods (Un)——
1.33 %
Container Corp of America.—
5
Continental Insurance CoXXX:—5
Continental
Motors
Corp (Un) *—i—1
Continental Oil of Delaware———5
t
;;
400
.
36%
3
Feb
58% '
28%
42%
Motorola Inc
Feb
48
57%
30
1,700
Feb
30
46'A
57%
x
Co—
70%
40%
Feb
48
46
Cities Service
Jan
12%
62
;
Jan
38%
37
•
58%
8.50
—10
Cincinnati
-
26 Vb
Jan
62
62%
38%
IIIIIIIIIi
(Un)
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1,400
•
Montgomery Ward & Co_
Jan
."..12%
25%
12
.
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MonSanto
Feb
Low
67%
•
Feb
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
65%
*
17%
Jan
,Shares
66%
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Co
22%
Jan
20 %
57%
12
58%
15%
100
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Low
*
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24%
f
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59 y«
59 yB
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Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago
Min
24 ya
———1
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_,
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
Minnesota
400
28%
58 %
&
Chemetron Corp——
Feb
<
far Week
•
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Par
High
Sale*
Ranpe
Sale Priee
29
28%
Ref common-—_____1
preferred
.———
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Low
High
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Cframplin
Friday
Week's
Friday
stocks
f
17%
Feb
Manufacturing
Co
Oklahoma
Gas—
200
45%
Jan
1,150
40 y8
Jan
39%
500
37%
38%
1,700
37%
Feb
41
Jan
1,100
1,300
31
Jan
36>/a
Feb
20
Jan
23%
Jan
17%
7.50
1
Clieiuical
14%
47%
45%
39%
___• ;
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6,100
47
44%
19%
15
Olin-Mathieson
37%
5
Corp
19 %
19%
47y4
45 y4
1
Co
37
Feb
49 Va
Jan
45 %
Feb
397/a Jan
rJan
'
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Detroit
242%
Phono (Un)
Emerson Radio &
>
69%
2,050
1,300-
242 % 246%
,
106%
26%
26%
25%
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Fairchild
Corp_—
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Whitney
Camera
Falstaff
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47%
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Fruehauf
Trailer Co—-—,.-—>—-t-1
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r
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7
Jan*
X
42
Feb
Peoples Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
26 y8
V
14%
Feb
Pfizer
7
8%
(Charles)
Dodge
Co
Potter
Feb
>
Procter
Feb
Public
v'48
Feb
Pullman
60
Jan
Pure
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Jan
54
Feb
8'/a
115%
10
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
27'/a
Feb
..
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80
9'/a
•
250
10 Y»
Jan
General
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Portland
Utilities
Public
General
Gillette
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45
45
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10
57%
15
300
14
Jan
15%
Feb
127% 127%
16
100%
65%
25
122%
16%
700
15
99% 100%
122
99
15%
65%
68
1.400
Jan
130 y2
Jan
16%
Jan
61% Jan
,
104
Jan
Feb
Jan
73% Jan
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'/
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
list
This
25
(Un)
Cement Corp pfd
Ltd
(Un)
G'is
Castle
Oil
&
Ink
California
DmnL^tez
45
.•
•
4
24%
—
1
1
10c
(Un)__.
Imperial Western,.
Oil
Co
(Un)
preferred
,
1,500
4%
2.55
24c
2.55
23c
•
'
__
1.75
;
—
v
Jan
,
40,200
l.oO
1.75
31%
2.00
31%
4,200
200
24-% 1
20
24% Feb
2.85 "
2,000
__
2.85 ^
;
1
2.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
—
17%
13,600
19%
1,300
2.00
t . 800
31%
' , 500
3%
1,600
16% ' +- .- .700
-3%(
1,700.
16%
19%
2.00
31%
-
—
—
-
__
.
.
.
Coast
Willis ton
Life
,
Jan
.
-
.
5
Explorat ion
48%
48%
Below
15c
15c
16c
STOCKS
Last
Tel & Tel
33%
Corp _—1
City Electric
:
Co—
class A com—20c
Co
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
(Julius)
33%
.?•*
Inc class
13%
_J
__50c
common
23 y8
1
1.66% .-•* 56%::
A__
1
__—1 J.—-
-
1
-
JiSle1,,^nS0Ur1# Resistancef2ig5 v0'n & ligation
Lehigh Vahey RR
—
Macke
-
A
e
75'
J- v
Inc__
—
of
Peonies
1
Washington——.
r
&
-y
l-:":
•
<"
.
Sun
roads,
Texns
United
./ties
-
.
12%
*149,04
128.77
148.54
128.56
20
"717.55
148.33
Feb.
21
713.02
147.75
Feb.
22
Feb.
_
_
_
.
,-Y-
30%
3iy4
55%
26%
28
33%
34%
12%
Averages
Utilities,
are
65
6.55;
•
26%
13%
41%: 41%
Feb
Feb
39%
Jan
•;* io
-
Second
First
10
r
trials
Rails
Total
10
-
Grade.
Grade
;
Utili-
Rails.
Y 40
-
ties
Bonds
91.60
82.58
85.84
84.66
91.56
78:60
82.47
85.97
84.65
129.14
244.77
91.58
78.65
82.52.
85.93
84.67
128.47
243.41
91.65
-
■
'
78.62
V
•
78.49
78.49
..
-
85.98
Holiday
-
84.68
-
;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages^
V'/
>y. ;.Y;v
.;•'.
" YY".';". • Y'V-"•;' ^
(35 .Stocks)
Feb. 21
.
*117,7.
Washington Gas Light
1350
Feb
615 u •;
105
for the
stocks
Feb
Durable
Jan
Jan
Utility
Feb
28
40 y4
15%
—
34%
>
15 %
Feb
26% Jan
86%
90
79%
Y
10
io7/«
28% Jan
Mon.
Feb. 19-,
Tues.
"Feb. 20—
74
74
10
60
Jan
90
38%
38%
36%
200 v
5
-
-
35% 37 ■
17,/» 18 "
48 y4
48%
1,424
702
fi
89
-
-
YY'
38% Jan
Feb
i
m
Feb. 23-
1>627
495
154
27
507/8
22%
51 ^
17%
18%
19% Jan
so
jan
16% Jan
142
1,144
"
75
7?/a
128
?na'u ?n3'
35%
?n
36%
807
Friday
Week's
Range
Apollo
Co_
""
'
-
Co
4
S.vstem_-Z}n
SSSI ?S"a„Co
Equitable Gas Co—T—1"
Harbison Walker
6
~
see page 45.
47%
10%
16%
Jan
33%
Su
35%
Jan
•:Jan
8
46% Jan
16%; Jan
68
Feb
10 Vb
3,233,270
4,814,000
$18,550,000
$1,787,000
,
Holiday
8
of
Shares—.
5,384,000
_J—J_\ $20,337,000
Government—
S.
"International
-j—
u——+YY
$1,787,000
■
—
—
■'! $1,448,666
$11,567,000
18,550,000
(27,578,000
208,555,000
$29,026,000
$220,122,000
$265,078,600
Jan
Feb
53%
Feb
79%
Jan
10%
Stock Exchange
Feb
8%
Transactions at the American
Feb
18%
Feb
•41
Daily; Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stocks
Jan
i
Feb. 19——
Feb. 20__:
1,485,505
1,218,705
1
Feb.21—w——
Feb. 22_
—
1,140,485
Range Since Jan. i
——
$343,000
171,000
408,000
5,000
Feb
18%
Feb
70%
70%
70%
120
Jan
71%
Feb
34%
34 "
34%
142
34%
Feb
39 y2
Jan
29
28 7«
29%
304
27%
Jan
29 %
Feb
Domestic
10%
10 %
72b >
10
Jan
10%
Feb
Foreign
30%
31%
218
29% Jan
31%
Jan
•Foreign
45 %-
45%
20,000
10,000
315,000
$1,207,000
$36,000
$30,000
$1,273,000
25
42
Jan
47%
43%
Jan
47 y4
Jan
Stocks—Number
-r,
of
I,
x'";
\
c
Total
,
8,560,790
1961
.
$1,423,000
108,000
47,000
60,730,460
$9,829,000
*
-
$1,207,000
■—>
Government^-"—
Corporate
Jan. 1 to Feb. 23
1962
54,210,408
4,891,285
Shares
36,000
,
"
-
-.
30.000
Jan
32
1961
.
;
*
430,000
-
285,000
1962
Bonds—
$346,000
182,000
17~000
$Tl,000
Holiday
Week Ended Feb. 23
48%
Jan
Sales
$3,000
1,046,590
.Y
High
Jan
Bond
Bonds
4.89L285
Feb. 23-
14%
Total
Foreign
Corporate
/Bonds
Bonds
—
Total.
43%
-
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
25
47%
$11,286,600
253,792,000
.
Jan
130
%
.
Jan
72%
—'
and Industrial
Railroad
-
62%
Y '
170,612,145
rV.'';.i-
-*u'—
Bank
Thurs.
Low
23
1961
YY
137,971,792
•20,696,610
13,199,765
Jan. 1 to Feb.
1962
$20,337,000
—Y
Foreign
Fri.
Shares
1
1961
YY,/ Y'
r
Bonds—
U.
—
Jan
43%
22%
"
Stocks—Number
Wed.
High
$5,502,000
,4,334,000
.5,117,000
570,000
13,199,765
Sales
Feb
43
•
353,000. ■ **..
484,000 Y
1
Jan
T
7!'" 7!!
3,314,465
3,981,000
4,633,000-
,
Bond,.
-Y:.
$380,000
$5,122,000
v;Y Total
Govt.
Bonds
Fell
v<.
-
u. s.:.
Bank
Bonds
1962'
18%
46
.
Exchange
Week Ended Feb. 23
48%
•46%
:
>
Bonds;
Feb
18%
31%
U3.3
YYi
Foreign;
Bonds
3,297,390
Total
47%
Tro
RefracrtorreX.7--7^b
of Prices
Low
t?
"*"*
Inc
Y'+0,4
+ 0.4
' Y'' +1-1
.;
for Week
Sale Price
i
97.8
144,4
Y 132.5
y! 83.3
111.0
190,8
193.0
Int'l....
Jan
Sales
Last
117.0
109-2
133.7 Y '
Jan
18%
55
.
36% Jan
62% Jan
39% Jan
-
112.1
113.0
.
Jan
36%, Feb
38 Va
f
:
31% Jan
401/4
72%
41%
39%
69%
41 '
22%
:
Feb. 221*
-.'■"asts2
M8 •
9vi
113-3*
and Miscel.
3,354,640
1
Feb. 21^
Thurs.
i
.
Jan
t?pk
113A
Wed.
Feb
40 y4
33
35% -i?S
16% Jan
48 % Feb
Feb
Jan
74
Jan
363/»
183.2 :Y,.
177.4-Y
Railroad
Stocks
33y8
:
Jan
31 y,
-
:
uY 118.3
.
138.9
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
i
6% Feb
Shares
"
High
146.5
136.0
Jan
Feb
534 Jan
785
111.0
183.9
178.1: Y;.
Transactions at the New York Stock
Jan
8%
/: 34%
28% Jan
342
:r
•
TPeb
Jan
29
;
Y 'Y"
—1961-1962—-. "
Y ^ Low
->-•
change
■,
30 y2
27
Percent
143.3 Y, "/Y/V'-+ 0.2
133.9
+0.1
135.4 ;;
—0.5
132.6
Y +9-7 Y
111.0
0.0
High.
Feb
par
'•
Feb
♦New
26]/a Jan
■V.': .57% Jan
■
—Y
I—1
and Service-.—
J-
Tues.
*
8
-3
Feb
42
Feb
Mining
;
.134.7
133.5
;„1
Goods
Non-Durable
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
•
.-VY-ilV:
Dec
106.57'/ Jan
Jan
116%
j
:
—
-
Transportation
Feb
143.6
134.0
—
Mon.
Alleghany Ludlum Steel--—,—..
Y-"
y
144.09
Feb. 9,'62-v-
Feb. 16,'62
-
.
Goods
Feb
.13% Jan
-
'
"'-.'M
.
Trade, Finanoe
52% Jan
27% Feb
js/tt
..
»
;
Shares)
STOCKS
io
1961
*
.
1957-59 =-100 '
Y
Y>
j
Composite---.
25%
—
.
;
industry .groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
' ;Y- ■' > Y,,-'Y'Yv
f;
• .»•
--Yy. >-.:Y,,;:Y- :-• ••- Yu?
547
75
—•
Jan
for
Range
Y
Low
21/
of
26%
»
common
.
High
142.63
.
25%'
18W.
*
rem'" Tra"5m'^'0n—■—■3.50
United Gas Improvement
Universal Marion Corp
_
No. of
—
2 S°
—10c
Low
U,
Feb
SEC Index of Stock Prices
56
;
Jan
22%
32 <r..34%--y^-658
15% 15%
200
40
79
41/8
22%
Cn
%»hS
'
.
stock prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
week ending Feb. 16, 1962, for the composite^and by major
SEC index
The
31%
Jan
39%
-
„.»>
6,143
*
/
Feb. 22-I/-1'
Feb. 23
Feb
_
-
1 iHiil i Y:3. y
137.15
High
/
'
for
•142.79
;*
30%
37
17%
Range
-,
■
142.79
Feb
90
Bureau^ Inc.
.
Closing;
Date
12%
102% Jan
570
W>4,562
31% 32%
T P.Tn
National Quotation
by
Compiled
55
12% Feb
31
23 V2
57'%
32%
footnotes,
32 y8
29%
Jan
244.65
Manufacturing j:
33% Feb
-
1,162
-----
9% Jan
Jan
29% Jan
47% Jan
-
664
23%
6a/4
Feb
Feb
12 - Feb
49% Jan
126
55%;
27%- 28 >
-73'
73A
Jan
17%
.
For
Jan v
Jan
35%
■
Jan
Feb
119
Gas
-
-
complied daily by using the following divisors: Industrials, 3.09; Rails, 5.34;
stocks, 15.75.
.■-.y;-v.-... -
Jan
•
105/8 105/8
kL7v,;";:;rT—
Columbia
31%
25%
-
190
1,479
Holiday
Feb
1,310 %
15%
;
.
62%
99
104 -108-
-136%
15%
--
2,440
-
133',
rn
Blaw-Knox
Feb
High
118%
50
~
13-i4
Armstrong Cork
Feb
22%
243.98
"
142.63"
Feb
Jan
Feb
2,157
*
Industries
6%
Jan
51
-
v
Indus-
Stocks
r.
716.46
16
19
.
.65
142.48
32 Mi
9
1,722
-
25°
Jersev*G&r
rutin-
714.36
Feb.
Feb?
24%
-754U
ofl
;
trials
2
3 ^38%
*
E.UC,
Southeastern
Jan
—Bonds—
Total
19Y-:
.
South
5%
20%
compiled by Dow-Jones & 'Co. \'--
15
20
Rail¬
Indus-
Date
.
30
20—YY-11.
49%
106
49
10
-
1,570
TranKPovfali conlraon----*
SmUhPKline
Feb
3
10
;"
•
30%- 30%
:
*
Pnoto
Philadelphia
37%
-
Feb.
Jan
31 y4
"52
5
^tnrpQ"ttip
Stoies Inc
Peilecf'Pho^^Ine C° °f L 1
Inc—
reiiect
Jan
Stocks
4
271/8
"
10
common
IT* & Llght
Drim
Diug
36%-;
6%
25c
Pe!mt?lL%nrna«1S«CwPr
reopies
35%
261/tr
ig%c
—
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsvlvania
35
.
Fri. v"'
Mergenthaler Lmotyiie
National Bank
35%
30%;
,
--1
P
T
& Co
j_^
,: 32%; '
U——10cy
lo
♦
Vending class A
-
1
fSii
Merck
32%
29%
Feb.
4 -13% Jan
926
52%
53%
;
iosy4
2
Acceptance Corp common
Co
32 %
Tues.
Jan
47
1,400
12%
-
„
1
5
General-Motm-s CorpHomasote
Jin
122
71
28%
Mon.
34%
1,225
•
51%
53%
___^5
Dairies
Giant Food
Feb
3?%
6
29%
Jan
28
Jan
14% Jan
325
i
;
Co
Garfinckel
General
9%
15%
13%
12
-
lo '
non-voting—
Motor
67%
t/an
-
32%
Jan
99 Vs
33% Jan
-•
543
of America at Bait—
Food Fair Stores
Foremost
14%'
-
113% 115%
57%
62%
52%
.31%
5
Storage Battery
Finance
v-^674
17J/2
9%
;
6.75'"
Duquesne Light
Electric
A
9%
1
335
16"%
14%
113%:
57%
12%
5
Delaware Power & Light:
Claas
Jan
32 %
*■
_6.25
Fri.
88% Jan
124% Feb
4,817
47%- 48%
30
- 31%
.
-
16%
1.80
25
.
Publishing Co—
Transit System
48
-
1
——
Ford
Jan
Jan
60%
126
Range Since Jan. 1
576
33%^ 34%
.
13
Company——
;
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp-—-——
C
-
482
23%
23%
18c
Low
94%
132% 134%
133%
5c"
Budd
Curtis
6
2,233
■;
'1.
'
Shares
High
89"%
90
•
4.33
Atlantic Research
Corp—
Baldwin-Linia-Hamilton 1
L>
Low
1
Baltimore Transit
5
Jan
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Co
Sales
Range
-
Sale Price
Atlantic
6
5
70
;48% Feb
12c„ Jan
150 *
13,000
•
Week's
Friday
V>.v
Arundel
36%
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
Jan
10%
5%
9%
Feb
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
..
68
10c
(U11)
Insurance
Stores
36%
5%.
5
Thurs.
American
Jan
75c
Stock and Bond Averages
• •
Wed.
■V
36%
5
10
!
-
Feb
.
Oil
Basin
33%
Alloy Steel—l—
..
West
33%
_1
27
60c
72
67%
33%
5
Westinghouse Air 'Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
Rhodes Western
—25c
Jan
Rioe Ranch Oil Co—i—
:
1
..
1.75 Jan
Southern Cal nas Co pfd series A—25:31%%
,
30--. Jam
Trico Oil &: Gas Co
-;
—50c-:, > 3ya
3%
.. .
3% Feb
Union
Sugar common—
-5* "•'16%
16%
16% Jan ;17^% Jan
United Industrial Corp common—;
?/.*:'• 3-%'i-fK 3%
v. 3
Jan
4% Jan
Preferred
-J—
—8%
4% >
4%
4%
200
4% Jan Y+,
5% Jan
Warrants
!
'
%-''%/..
3,500
% Jan
1
Jan
Victor Equipment Co—
!"•%
35
34%
35\.
200
34% 'Jan
■>, 37
Jan
Westates Petroleum
com (Un)
X
5
4%% 5% -.- 25,300 ,/./■
4
Jan
. 6% Jan
Preferred (Un) —:
—10
—
6%
6%
200
6% Jan
7% Jan
17
64%
5
America—
28
Feb
"
5%
.Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium
10%..
65%
Corp
Bolt Corp of
&
United
Jan
70c Jan
2.00 Feb
32
Jan
24 ^ Feb
2.85 Feb6-,4 Feb
19
Jan
19% Feb
2.00 Feb
32. ' Feb
-4% Jan
Feb
2.30
4,500 .5%
- 14%
17%
6%
6%
6%
••
1
& Gas Co
Reserve Oil
Screw
"^an
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%
535
1
—
Jan
25
6%^eb^.
25% Feb
49 ,4 Jan
75c Jan
' 4%
1.90
2.70
30c
4%
' 69c
23
'17%
2.10
12%
y
1.50 Jan
29
Jan
24%
—
Corp
{/14% Jan '
•,
Feb
53c
58c
Oil
75c
High
25
44
10
common
Glass
Jan. 1
-
.
•
4
Jan
1.60 Jan
53c
-33 %c
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
V;
Jan
570
29?,
47;i
9%
23%
Brewing Co
Plate
1,115
25
•
70c
5
:
Rockwell-Standard
49% Jan
*2.00 Jan
>
,21c Jan j;.
4%
2,700
* 4% Jan
60c
8,200
..39c Jan ; •;
Y 23 '
100, — 17% Jan
17/%
300. ;. 16% Jan
;i
1.80 "
4,200 ,
1.65 Feb
12 : f V.
50
12
Feb
2.60
25c
4%
53c
23
17
1.70
12
4%
55c
23
«
Jan
Feb
12% Ja'ii
*_
..
' "
•
Jan
50c
.
1,200..'..
.3,500
4,700
600
:: 6,600
-
1.65
1.60
>
'
Feb
45
300
65c
63c
\
4%...-''4%.
—,—-25
-—
Oil & Gas Development
Pacific
,•
Feb
Feb
Jan
1
1
—
—
Invest common
American
5%%
55,800 r 15®
1,300
43-!a
73,900
• 5%
...
400
21%
1,300
43%
300
6 :
. 1,200
22
1
Nordon Corp Ltd
Norris Oil Co
North
15c
43%
7% . 9%
21% 21%
45 46%
6% .6%
24% 25%
Corp
75c
Range Sine
Low
26
25
1
Shares
High
25
l
Manufacturing
Plymouth
25% Feb
Low
*
Pittsburgh
34% Feb
Jan
Co_
Co
Gas
Pittsburgh
High
-• /
22% Jan
32
1.60
-
50c
10c
Matson Navigation Co (Un)_J———*
Meier & Frank Co Inc
10
Merchants Petroleum Co_
25c
Monolith Portland Cement pfd (Un)_10
J M & M Oil Co
300
950
'v-.13.12%. 13% /•/
Jade Oil
M
25%
34%
23c
44
46 46% •
—
General Exploration-Co of Californla__F/v
Gladden Products Corp--,—-————1
Good Humor Co of California
10c
Holly
,
__
10
(Un)
Corp-
Capwell Co—
Oil Co Ltd class A
Emporium
Exeter
.
-10
—
-
FifildVco
Wl
5.50
—
Products
Electrical
—
9'/«
—
C0__
Cooke Inc
*
22c
5
Inc
Broadwav-Hale Stores
Biittes
Low
25
—
Consolidated Min—5c
Mammoth
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
33
—
10
American'Factors
Natco
High
Low
(Joseph)
Star
McKinney
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
American
Home
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
: •''1 ,*'•
:
for Week
of Prices
Par
Lone
Week's
'-Y
\
■
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
j
other Exchanges.
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Frice Range on
,
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Black
.
(1008)
40
$1,273,000
163,000
*194,000
Y $1,578,000 Y,Y $16,186,000-
$7,680,000
564,000
'
*
355,000
$8,599)000
Volume
195
Number
6137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chrorikcle
.
(1009)
CANADIAN
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
Montreal Stock Exchange
*:
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Friday
'
STOCKS
,
Dollars
Week's
Last-
,
Friday
•
■
Range
Sale Price
>
/Abitibi
Power
& Paper
Aluminium -Ltd——.
■
.
Aluminum Co of-Canada
4'/2%
■'i > Anglo-Can. Tel Co 4%%
75
Low
13. v. 13
300
'
i,50'/4
50
.50%
,27%
27%
27%
48
48
48%
1,■ /*"
<>
25
13
...
Algoma Steel—_—.—
+
5,530
25
"4%%*,preferred —.-25.
.*•*- 'Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar:>cpnimoni.--_---i*,v
*
44%
pfd—50
;
-
pfd____—50:
a43
•
-
$2.90
preferred
^
i
..,v<
BaileySelburn
a43
5% %
of
-of
Nova
pfd_;
33 %
'
I
34
27%,
25%
25%"
70%
71%
79%
791/4
79%
—___10
75%
75%
77%
51%-
Banque Provinciate- (Canada
Rights
46
"
Class
Bell
A
I
r
Jan
54
Jan
35%
31%
26
Feb
Corp
5%
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5V2V0
Jan
20
55
925
'■'•
Jan
55
Jan
Columbia
British
51
6%
Class
3.40
3.65
351/8
35%
36
13
13
13%
18
55%
56
pfd-,
10
16
14
3.50
33%
33% I
8%
34
•
Calgary Power
241/4
•
common
1
'
Cement
$1.30
;-i
*
common
preferred
Canada
20
Dominion
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
SteamshiD
Sugar
Foundries
10
Feb
I
Feb
8%
37
*
•
Jan
3.50
I;
Electronics-.
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
Breweries
British
'
24"*:"
2,724
29
907
26
I'l 25
28
;—•
Canadian Bronze common
5'b
preferred
Canadian
$1.75
Canadian
Class
B
Canadian
Imperial
Canadian
-
L_
Industries
Bk of
•
'
Feb
290
23
Jan
57%
Jan
61%
11
19%
Jan
275
9v"
y ,4;
19
.'.
475
•
18%
.■15
a.
1—
2,305
■,
33
371
24 I Feb
I' 62% Jan
d
7%
1,580
10%
35V2
Feb
Jan
8
8
'7 %
■.
T/e
114
6%
Jan
8%
Canadian
■
.;
2 •I>
■ ■
r
International
Pieferred
'
Jan
72%
'
67
"
Marconi
Canadian Oil
13
'
39
39
329
,_«.Lr
II.
_
5%
a7
63s
7,105
_*
32%
32%
33%
-
26%
26%
26%
-
14%
;
1
Canadian
>■.
Vickers
Cockshutt
*/
•
common
Coghlin
(B
Combined
<;■
Feb
I
Consolidated
4.55
4.55
V
•
;
Mining is Smelting
•
22 %
15
:■-
I'l. Consumers .Glass/
—.jA:,,'' <
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t
...
(R L)
-
—'*„•
Ltd.—
class
Zellerbach
Petroleum
Dome
Dominion Coal 6r/o
;r-v
Dominion
Steel
&
j
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Textile
Donahue
•
Dow
Brewery
! Du Pont
I;;
3%
I
:
—__i—_
Electrolux
Corp
wFleetwood
r»
:
11%
French
f
Frosst
&
(Chas
Co
Dynamics.
General Motors
—II_
30%
:—l
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Holt,
Int
Farms
common——
9
Oil class A——
/'•
-
53%'
350
1,395
22 %
43i2
21%
.3.95
4.00
20
3,920
Li.- 175
35%
—2,420
35%
'*
♦
59y«
37%
591/8
; -
-
...
• -
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■
Home Z <te
19
18%
:::::i
Pitfcfield,
'"Hudson's
Hudson
1
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161%
1434
-
10% '
16%
»
J484
114%
14%
200
•3.50
pfd—I
V_——
50
Mining
I
15%'
100
I
/
44%
12%
13
56%
1
44%
55%
-
--1,740
571/4
38%
200
/
Z1
19
16%
3.90
I:
-
I
44%
•
Jan
Indus
AcceDtance
$2:75
L_
preferred—L
Cement
Bronze
Powders
International
Paper
International
$2
Jamaica
l''f
Ltd
of
SI.25
•
7.60
Corp
Ltd
.'.
Ltd
171/2
26
26
55
,Feb
80%
38 %
80%
I
38
18
26%
Feb
79%
Jan
2,867
34%
1,545 I
43,';,
45
51%
2,245
48%
82 3n
84
2,350
78
19%
20
alio
allO
15%
15%
*
footnotes,
see page
45.
630
15
18
250
11%
26
3,110
125
7%
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
a.._
a22 a22:%
33 3
—
19%
18
L*
—
6,300
24
25%
,__20
—
—
43%
50%
56
7%'
100
33%
34
775
33
Copper
Hill
115
22 Va
Jan
I.Z10
1031/a
Jan
15%
22%
104
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
41
41 >4
187
40
Feb.,,
42%
Jan
45
25
45
Feb
45
Feb
32
32
25
31
Jan
32
131% 131%
•120
127
Feb
135
7%
1,310
7%
Jan
81/2
Jan
311/a
2,505
27%
Jan
3iya
Feb
16%
-
7'/a
30%
Feb
Jan
200
16%
Feb
17 '/a
Jan
29%
29%
110
29
Jan
31%
Jan
11
*11
215
81/2
Jan
12'%
Jan
2,171
78'%
Jan
82'4
Jan
Feb
16%
:
.
Jan
25V4
59ya'
60
738
56%
Feb
60
Feb
66% "f;' • 66%
67%
66'%
Feb
73
Jan
5314
50
Jan
55%
10y«
60,820
27
2,080
1.90
__
"
'•
7%
-_i
14
57Vi
■/
57ya
.
Jan
10%*-Feb
27%
Jan
1.80
Jan
1.93
Feb
100
.
13'4
Jan
14i%
Feb
755
6'4
Feb
7'%
7%.
250
7'% Uan
Jan
Jan
Jdn
14'/2
Feb
54'4
3,280
8%
14
475.
14
583's
Jan
59'%
Jan
2.60
7,600
2.50
Jan
2.90
Jan
22
23%
.1,643
201/4
Jan
23'/a
Feb
.21
22%
5.120
18%
Jan
22Tb
Feb
.19
1914
1,700
18'4
Jan
20%
.11
19%
11
300
10%
Jan
11
Jan
19%
525
19%
Jan
22
Jan
35
36
7,320
32
Feb
36
Jan
.
21
,:
:
11/
,
35%
I
Jan
2.50
2.50
$
7'%- Feb
25i%
500
14 Va
li_-_
.,
1,330,
6ya
.
960
<t
1.90
14V-i
:
Are
Expressed
„
Jan
Exchange
Canadian
in
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
O
High
30c
5,500
3,500
35VaC 35 %C
250
3 b Va
Feb
38%
15c
100
15c
Feb
16c
75c
85c
3,700
75c
Feb
9c
10c
1,368
9c
Feb
.a46c
a46c
100
13.10
3.40
9,150
9%
V 100
7c
30,000
al4'/2C
y 75c
.
2'Oc
'3.10
;
a
9%;
'
5c
;"■/ 5C
I
.
5.50
?
45c
15
15%
9.90
10%
11c
11c
500
11c
4c
4c
1,000
3c
-•' ;3 '/aC
31/aC
500
3c
7c
8c
3,100
7c
61/20
8,000
7c
5
100
a
I,867
1,055
15
Jan
15%
Jan
9.10
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
3%c
Feb
Jan
8%c Jan
5%c
28
Feb
Jan
13
20c
Jaii
25c "Jan
13
Feb
6.25
12,230
4.10
Feb
500
13c
Feb
250,900
)4c
28c
8c
1?% Jan
1.000""
4.90
23c
Feb
Jan
6,055
'
Jan
2.50
60c
16%
.
Jan
Jan
17 %C 17 %C
(
26c
,
Jan
Feb
Jan
40c
12 %
22c
1.65
3.45
10V2
6,088 "
15
6/25
t
a
22c ;
16%
1
VaC
12%,
yT'i
>
7%c
'
Feb
10c
43c
I
54c
Jan
8c
2.50
Jan
Jan
9c
8c
9.90
1.00
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
10c
5c
2,500
Jan
6.10
Jan
2.30
J
Jan
39c
Feb
40'/a C
151%
Feb
9%
2.50
60,085
Fop
2.70
'
4oy2c
Ltd_d_l
—1
Shares
High
6.10
Ltd__l
pfd._
Dollars
Week's
5.95
Mines
Packers
Ltd
cl
B_»i_*
Mines
Ltd—
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Campbell Chibougamau
Ltd__
*
16
16
19yac
24c
—1
Feb
16%
Feb
5.00
Jan
17'/2
c
Feb
26c
89,200
-
250
16
8c
Jan
30c
Feb
Feb
16%
Feb
Feb
26c
Feb
^_3
Dredge
Power
Cartier
Catelli
Dock
&
Mines
Paper
Jan
Central
Del
Jan
Central
Manitoba
48%
Rio
Ltd
1,200
180
44
*8
8,300
-
Oils
Feb
;
Jan
!
Chess*.Mining
Jan
<
Jan
*'
ChibougamaaGopperZCorp
Chipnian Lake Mines- Ltd
Corp
Compagnie
Cons
26
Jan
Consolidated
26
Feb
Cons Quebec Gold
7 %
Jan
Cons
34%
Jan
Consumers
Miniere
Central
Quebec
:
7.45
180
Feb
Feb
Feb
1_
1
Mines
Mines
common
24,500
13c
18c
Jan
2,500
11c
13,620
35
50
8.20
8.40
4c
15.685
7%
Feb
13 '/a
1.50
Feb
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
29c
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
34
Feb
35
8,800
7.00
Jan
8.40
1,597
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
2.71
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.15
2.30
2.00
Feb
4%c
5.000
4c
Jan
5c
10c
17,500
9c
Jan
11c
Feb
4%c
II,000
3%c
Jan
5c
Jan
6c 10 V2c
203,900
5c
Jan
4 VaC
10c
3
%c
Jan
9%c Feb
3 Va c
Feb
4c
4.650
2%c
Feb
40
41%
5.313
39%
Jan
44
Jan
49c
49c
1,000
49c
Feb
49c
Feb
4c
20%
17,000
4c
40%
Ltd__l
•
Feb
15c
1.15
Feb
4c
Min & Met Corp_2.50
Yellowknife
Feb
Feb
5.25
9c
!_1
♦
8
88
300
19c
.
1.50
Ltd
12 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
7,901
10c
-
i_l
L'Ungava—
4.25
4i/aC
2.20
1
1
250
57/a
83
8
4c
8.20
,—1
:_
Paper Com Ltd
Co
Feb
Feb
1.30
.
34%
11c
1
Ltd__
Cadillac
Gas
6.25
180
18c
18 c
•
—1
Cleveland Cooper Corp_.
Feb
28
.
13c
A—,— *
i
131/4
1.10
7%
•
Ltd
84
Minerals
Ltd
class
52
900
2,100
13
1.10
Ltd-'
Mines
88
5.20
Ltd—*
_-l
1
Ltd
7
88
5.00
Ltd—-'*
—
Explorations
Products
89
f
•
Ltd
Inv
!
Ltd
Quebec
Co.
Refineries
&
Explorations
Food
Chemalloy
1.455
6.40
180
-
1
Kodlak
Carbec
•
28
6.25
.
Delhf Oils" LtdlZIIII—IIlOc
Canadian
'!
*24%
6.25
Resources Ltd—
&
.4
Common
Canadian
39
22%
26%
-1
—1—^-1
__L—•——d.%
Co^
Arena
Jan
Jan
16'4
26%
28c
Con)—L_L—
18
Jan
16
Jan
22'%
"I-
Ltd "A"—_1
!_1
Gas
Gold
Tungsten
16%
J«ua
Jan
15V4
1,965
——L———4——
Jan
22
Jan
Feb
12%
5
.
Feb
5.95
Mining CoVp Ltd——
Raceway Inc
—%
Jan
22%
7%
Bornite
Canorama
Jan
a__
Jan
Jan
Jan
84 %
Feb
I 28c
Bonnets
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
11%
Jan
I
Ltd—__L—!_L_* it'
&
Lake
Canadian
„
V'
Jan
Feb
a
3
—
A
34 Y*
Feb
Feb
83
•
class
■
Jan
5,676
:"
Jan
22'%
22 Va
Shown
PvpfprrpH
.
Jan
26
75
51'%
-_100
6%
55
270
84%
39
Jan
Jan
8,815
104
a
Feb
-
23i/4
Ltd "A"_L5
Co
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British^ Columbia
<-
.
"
43 5
common—*
;
52%
17%
36%
25
17%'
20%
5
Lowei". St, Lawrence. Power—
For
55
/
9,211
_5
(John)—
Financial
Lewis ..Bros
32%
30
25
Lines
Service
preferred
Jan
"
Canada
Record Candv. Shops:
Laurentide
F-b
6%
30%
50
1
Pipe
preferred
Labatt
Laura
Public
Jan
1 H l/M
-31
10
com
Utilities
preferred
Internrovincial
I
pfd——I_25
6%
49%
'
Nickel
International
_*,
common
preferred
Inland
Int'l
Corp
7,733
Oil
Canadian Collieries
57%; Feb
3.000
Red
Canadian
Jan
54%
18,535
104
■
23%
—
3,730 :
%
I
,
a22ya a22'.a
'
Ltd——.11—*_dLJ
Mines Ltd______L--i-L'dd_-_-l
Bay Mining Co_L__
:_1
Bateman
Burnt
Jan
13
6%
15:!'«
—__—_1
Line
Ltd:
Warrants
Feb
Jan
17
14
10
23
'
Bluewater Oil «&: Gas Ltd——d_*
Feb
J1%
50%
6%
79
Feb
15%
"
6%
10%
2,570
Jan
'
Feb
161/4
.17
6,100
Jan
Jan
7'4
'
,1 14%
* Jan
49%
50%
,
Selburn
Blue
•
'
Imperial Oil
Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.!
6% ; preferred
—4.68%
4,828
11
26%
Molybdenite
Talc
Beatrice
Feb
Feb
Trunk
Bellechasse
Jan
2,290
-
10y2
83%
—___t
Consolidated
-
Feb
22%
43%" Jan
10
10:'4
_—"_l"
i
Jan
.11%
3.50
Feb
Last
Belding-Corticelli Ltd 7%
Feb
f
6*4
52%
_*
B
Barvallee
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,457
79%
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd——____1
Atlas Telefilms Ltd_LLL_—d—
*
60%,'Feb
::
Gas
Baker
,16.30 Feb
13
6%
Band-Ore Gold Mines
'Feb
37%
Feb
12%
10
/
*
_*
;___
Ltd___i
Mines
Bailey
Jan
Feb
15%
,
2/224' I'
,'
15 Mi
Jan
•
-
Augustus Exploration
—1
Avalon Telephone Co_—;d-L--d__^.
5
/
10%
1.450
•
:
Jan
21
400 '
I,
,
3.65-
'
28% Jan
20%
■
1116% Jan
70
'
.
Jan
9%
23Vs
Mining
1
Angio-Nfld Developnient Co Ltd——_5
Arno Mines Ltd4———i_*
Feb
59 Ve
100
V 14%
/ 14." ■
2,465
1
common-—.
Anglo-Amer
Feb
Jan
•"7630
14%
12%
Feb
Feb
30%
-
125
250
4
:
78%
•
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
I Anacori Lead Mines Ltd
I
Feb
12
Alberta
Alscope
Jan
4.10
•1
34 Vz Jan
*5,885
19/
10%
1—_
Paper $2
Bay Co
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:r 10q
a21% a21%':
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—
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v.'
Jan
Jan
19
•
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-
Jan
3.50
1,340
16% a!6%-
a
26
-
14
9.%
82%
:
iLL__L_—_*
Ltd
630
2.119
/.♦
B
Class
17% Jan
23 "-' Jan
'
'
!
;
Jan
54%
.
I
-11% Jan
.1,315
-
Jan
*>' !
14
.
33,394
_•
AJax Minerals Ltd
Feb
9
Jan
15%
14%I
9%
,
10
Ltd_4
Co
warrants-—.
/ Advocate
Jan
83
Feb
Feb
Feb
■
Sale Price
Feb1
30%
Jan
16%
r
Jan
31
l41/4
Par
'
■
51
Jan
Jan
78'%
STOCKS
Jan
56
v
Jan
3.250
27
A
Zellers
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Feb
a25 y2 n25 %
J*
Ltd
,
Feb
1.30
Feb
11%
12
;12%c
4i
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VI
Drummond
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;
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Mines
20c
7,715
20
,
.
Dolsan
Dome
6,500
70c
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1,200
26c
12 V*
40c
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1.31
12
1.14
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High
20c
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Low
High
1.25
23c
A__
Ltd
Denault
Low
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Monday; February 26, 1962
.
Friday
stocks;
for Week
•f Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
Sales
•Range
,•
Sale Price
Couvrette
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial find
(1010)
in
Canadian
and
The
first
7
OILS.
Dollars
V
;
one
being
-
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Fundy
Bay
Futurity
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
17c
9c
17c
•
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Oils
23c
14 %c
23c
1,114,000
3,000 i
Week's
Friday
INDUSTRIALS
Last
Oil Ventures Ltd
Yellow Knife—-
Gaspe
Giant
Glen
-
Lake
Golden
3%c
3%c
2,000
a8.50
a8.50
wiv?'" 50
1
Silver
65c
*
34c
1
Ltd
Age Mines
54c
9%C
v
65c
33c
15,700
34c
•
Jan
3c
54c
3'/2c
1074
Jan
65c
Feb
4,700
25c
Jan
39c
Uran
Mines
Metals
8c
Ltd
;;
10c
5,500
8c
12c
Jan
1.08
1.10
3,400
1.05
Feb
Low
/;■ Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred v—v—7-i———V—25
Feb
Jan
45
1
Hollinger Consol
Inland
Gold
Chemicals
International
Helium
21%
1.65
1.60
1.80
9%c
8c
9%c
•
4.90
4.50
5.10
S
Ltd
Ceramic
22%
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1
Mines Ltd
Can
International
Mining Ltd
Ltd
Warrants
3.90
Int'l Paints (Can) Ltd class A
Jockey
Iron
Keely-Frontier
Class
Kelly
B
•
Mines
Acadia
Atlantic Sugar
•
common—
7
10c
Lead 8c
Labrador Acceptance Corp class A
Labrador Min
8c
Laduboro
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Shore
Lambert
Mines
Mines
6,000
Corp
"A"
B
■
Massval
Jan
5c
4,000
9
9
9Va
27%
27%
27%
97c
1.05
4c
4,100
200
6.00
6.10
2.95
2.95
19
Feb
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974
Feb
2774
Feb
Jan
1.05
Feb
5.95
2.95
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16c
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Jan
10»/8
9%
9%
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Feb
lO'/e
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Feb
10c
Jan
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27
22%
27
780
9c
10c
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20
81
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Jan
2274
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50
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1
26
15
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23%
Feb >
Island
Mining
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——
17c
22c
2,500
15c
89c
87c
99c
12,100
70c
Jan
22 %c
22c
25c
8,000
20C
Jan
13%
13%
13%
5C
56%
2.65
2.38
2.90
8%
87a
ii,290
New
Santiago Mines Ltd_7u!
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
1
North
American
Northern
Rare
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5c
50 V*
Jan
75c
8
8
1.26
all
Northwest
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Opeinisca
Explorers
Opemiska
Copper
7
M
5c
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12c-
21c
20 %c
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Feb
cumulative
4C
lie
5c' Jan
72
14c
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23,000'
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1
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26c
Feb
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Feb
14C-:
97,400
4c
lie
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45c
4,100
34%
75
3.50
3.50
3.50
100
43c
40c
46c
144,200
6.10
6.15
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Pitt
Products Ltd
Premier
3.70
,
Jan
5%c
21
100
9%c
9%c
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2.30
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Jan
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Gas
400
Jan. J
12c
Jan ;i'
Feb
3.50
Jan 7
Oil
Feb
6.50
3.60
Feb
5%
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Jan
9c
6,000
8c
Feb
4,000
3c
Jan
ll3/4
8c
8%c
47
47
16 »/4
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2.20
2.20
800
23c
25c
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700
11'/»
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4.25
4.35
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2
137b
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300
4.25
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300
,
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51c
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15
15
100
2.30
2.25
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15
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55c
52c
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St
Lawrence
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Columbian
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6.65
6.45
6.75
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1.35
1.30
1.55
17,325
l
Lands
Development
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
9Qc
75c
90c
103,530
l
Shop & Save (1957)
LIU
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A
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Sullivan
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Corp Ltd—
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Canada
United
Asbestos
United Obalski
United
United
United
For
Oils
Principal
Towns
Ltd
1.25
;
4.25
Feb
50c
4.75
9%
Jan
Feb
126
30c
Feb
44c
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class
Feb
14c
vv>
7.75
3,200
7.25
Feb
8.25
Feb
1.75
Jan
Jan
15%
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2,700
157«
850
79,200
14c
24,500
5c
1.70
14
19c
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5c
5,000
4%c
8,404
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100
25c
Jan
35
35
26c
26c
100
3.50
3.50
300
21c
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5.35
5.50
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3.35
30
Feb
i
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.74
1.74
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1.10
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71c
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13
14%
1,810
13
Feb
100
1.48
Jan
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Jan
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1.74
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23
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preferred
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14 y2
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650
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100
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1
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preferred 1956-^
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21
Jan
87/s
9c
1
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5%
Feb
8c
British
Brooke
Jan
6c
4y2c Feb
21
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100
9%
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Brockville
Jan
Jan
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53
50
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5
-
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Corp
Development
Quebec Smelting &
Quebec Telephone
9c
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Quebec
'
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7
2.00 Jan
/
Feb
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25
5'/2%
3.05
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57c
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,
1
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd
Quebec Cobalt 8c Exploration
Quebec
'
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2.15
7:7-7 53
31%
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v 7 13
7 British Columbia Packers class B—
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36
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Feb
39c
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.
53c
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32 %
1.200
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50
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25%
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lib
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Power Corp of Canada 4%%
Jan
47%
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Feb
4c
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10c
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Bridge Tank
j
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Pennbec Mining Corp
11,164
1,281"'
48
I 47% •
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Feb
7
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.
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Co
66
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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Feb
87s
1
Feb
8
100
13,700
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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7
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Jan
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Jan
72
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Feb
8c
Jan
7 14c
•
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Feb
•
Jan
5c
•
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Quebec Power Co Ltd
Feb
2,200
12c
-
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New West Amulet Mines Ltd—
Nocana Mines Ltd—
—
North American Asbestos Corp—7
1.02
25 %c
23
IS %
Feb
8.00
class ,A—4.—
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7
Jan
1,500
*
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Newfoundland Lt 8c Pr Co Ltd!-—-10
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50c
7c
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1
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2.55
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7
18
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273/8' "7 2.73/3
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,
13%
676.388
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•
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1
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.
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&
14%
Jan
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4%%
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1
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80
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13 %
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45
V
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6
2,684
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llc
Feb
106,475
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National
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4.90
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Mount Roval Dairies l td
Canada
17,140
'
36
;-50
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2.25
35
23%
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% 12
5.00
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Corporation
Mount Pleasant Mines
1st
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4.90
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Jan
Feb
Jan
6c
1
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Mogador Mines Ltd
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10
i
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2.10
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28
45 7 1 Jan
;
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10
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Jan
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14%
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Jan
4c
1,000
Jan
880
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Feb
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Central
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Feb
4c
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11V*
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77
2.70
Feb
9%
11%
Jan
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108%
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'
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9%
1
Paper class A—2.50
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7
Jan
11 %
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Merrill
2.95
20
Jan
11%
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Melch#*s. Distilleries Limited com
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7.55
Feb
Jan
12 y4
22%; 23%
•
35'
Feb
15 %
4,760
2.10
;———^^100
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;
Algonquin Bldg warrants—
5%c Feb
9y* Jan
Jan
1.15
:■
100
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Jan
26
400
y
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Algoma
Jan
75c
100
19
6y4
10 y8
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6% ^preferred
;
:
800
1.05
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Feb
300
•
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class A
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Lowney
MacLaren
6
9.50
'
200
.
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Feb
*
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5c
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of
Jan
1
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Lamontagne Ltd class A
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7c
Jan
243/4
-
2.55:
*
——
7
Feb
12c
13%
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387/b
295
V
16%
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'
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Lingside Copper
Feb
Jan
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12,196
.
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28c
13
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Jan
3.90
,
25,500
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8%
3.80
6%
!
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Feb
1
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Feb
Jan:.
S
Ltd
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3.90
:
•
8
Alberta Distillers
.
Jan
3.40
9.70
5c
Feb
5.50
3.65
6%
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3.60
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Feb
200
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Feb
26
1.15,
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45
25
-
137 :-7l
i.
231/8
7 Agnew
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'6,130
-
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Addison Gold Mines
Kontiki
3.70
32 %c
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3.65
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Feb
4.30
25
3.65
3.70
26
1.25
2,600
8%
3.55
•
3.90
Feb
217s
5%c
30,990
8%
1
Corn
5,505
525
12,000 4:
3.70
*
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22%
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■
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'44%
i
267
Jan
1.28
9c
for Week
..
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v
7.
of Prices
Par
Jan
Jan
Feb
8.55
;
Range
Sale Price
'41-
Feb
-
Feb
40%' Feb
8%
Feb
Jan
3-25
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan.
.
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Volume
Number 6137;.
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;
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CANADIAN MARKETS'
; Week's
Friday
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STOCKS
Sale Price
Canadian
Imperial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
7%
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8
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156
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—
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class
A
Jan
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Feb
34%
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13,660 *
25
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27%
,
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loo
preferred-—
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!—
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B
Crain
(R
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Crektbrook
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warrants-—
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7
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Jan
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Jan
Feb
75 ;
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Jan
r 70c
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v
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4.30
19
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20
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common :
1
.
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•
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3.30
-
Jan
•
1.03
Jan
(
57%
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;
3.60
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4
4.30
573/4
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149
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Jan
12,860
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56%
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41%
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6,894
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97
105
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14
180
13
Feb
14
Feb
75
12%
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Jan
4.144
57%
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62 >/3
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2,062
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Jan
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32%
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36
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59
58%
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34
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8%
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82
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10
37
37
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33%
32
33%
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8%
23%
23 y2
24
4.70
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9%
9%
48%
48%
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2.65
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21%
Feb
29
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Jan
8%
Jan
23 y«
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25 V2
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4.50
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4.75
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5.90
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20
8
280
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Jan
62%
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Feb
3.25
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360
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18c
7%
7%
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2.05
2.05
2.15
3,730
1.85
58%
60
594
56 Ya
Jan
Feb
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Jan
Jan
59%
.
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Feb
7
4,789
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Jan
360
; Feb
360
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13,436
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Feb
360
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33V<2
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100 y8
20
15,820
-
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Feb
48
-
9
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9,555
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2.70
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500
*
9%
60%
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Jan
37
3,060
100 Ys 100 y8
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7.25
82
100
*
9%
48%
common
Feb
65
135
400
5.95
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preferred
8%
-
2.60
64
Jan
Jan
Jan
7'/8
22%
22%
6
10 Ya
class
6Va
7'A
167/8
17
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Ltd
6%
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82%
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84
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17 y8
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Feb
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87
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12
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4,606
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540
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86
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.
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79
Jan
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16
Feb
365
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11 Va
Jan
13%
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Jan
16%
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12%
13%
16%
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22%
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.
340
441
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Jan
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Jan
22%
1.25
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7,950
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6,536
15%
1.05
1.00
1.05
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23%
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»
Jan
19
9.50
Jan
12%
Jan
600
10 YB
4.90
103
2,205
16%
9.75
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Feb
6'A
32,370
4.90
A
Feb
167/s
15%
22%
•
class
6y8
245
24%
•
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7,825
13%
16%
—1
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Feb
so
11
12%
—*
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Gas
Maurice
10 %
24%
•
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preferred ——_——
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7,019
10%
14%
A
9
86
10'A
83%
—
class
Feb
'
10%
—
Jan
23%
.
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25
Cement
14%
Jan
115
86
10%
Mall.
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Feb
21 Ya
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6%
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6%
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of
Feb
13
10%
class A.——
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7
230
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14
14
8
200
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pfd———
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27 Yt
Jan
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23%
21,368
22%
Feb
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23%
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23%
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50
41'A
41 YA
41%
95
40»A
Jan
42%
——•
13
13
13%
1,069
13
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14'/a Jan
13
13
13
10
13
Jan
14
Power common-*
preferred
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Dairies
K
B^„
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—
class
A
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——
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Standard
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5,542
10 Ya
2,286
7
Jan
10%
Frb
20
20 y2
650
20
Feb
21%
Jan
52%
50
52%
Jan
52%
Feb
30
4.50
2,300
29
Jan
31 Va
Jan
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Preferred
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—:
25
16
Jan
Jan
12
3,202
11 Ya
Feb
31
8.005
28
Jan
31
Feb
13
13%
3,700
13
Feb
15
Jan
79%
7 £19
78 'A
Jan
23
23y«
:
23 Vs
,46y8 ;
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: 13%
4 60
78%
78%
Sternberg
1.000
Feb
;
':
13%
-
i
;
4.35
31,
11%
r"i2
*
Superior Propane common————jr-j;'
-
29 YA S
29%
Stuart' Oil
'
52%
.52%
——*
Bros
Feb
31%
9%
L
Stedman
-
>_*_!—___•—
31%
Jan
30%
9%
20
———•
——
27%
Jan
Jan
31
■1
Industries
7
Feb
Jan
220
34
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...
Standard Rtidio
Feb
51%
105
21%
%
_—
Yarns
Stafford
T
46 %' •Jan"''
•r
Jan
12%
preferred———_
60 nth a m
Jan'
1.86 Feb;
89"
Z
Jan
95
14
;
:
Gas
Lawrence
S
'
6% Feb
19.''
Jan
■ Feb
Feb
21
12%
preferred
—20
Somerville Industries prefer,red-J.
50
Jan
is
28 Ya
Feb
14
—
Lawrence
Slater
Jan
6%
245
18%
28%
60
St
^
' "
Feb
9
3,880
24y2
-
390
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-
31%
•
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Feb
-
4
Jan
31
•
Feb
:
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2.00
3.00
;
Feb
171
-
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86
•
2.60
166
50 YA
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.
Jan
n'
9%
Jan
7,185
15%
78
/
15
15 V2
600
v
42%
•r
Feb
*
111%
,
1.90
1.75
.-
4
Feb,'
14
Feb
29%
41
common...
•
Silverwood
Feb
27%
; 42%. Jan''-'
48%
103%
595
-
*
Feb
<16 •;•
23%
Feb
60 A
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-
323
360
v
Feb
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12
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Class
■
.—a,
footnotes,
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Jan
21"
t_;, Io0;
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12%
Jan
Jan.
29
.
98
5%. Jan
1.65
22.075
19%
Feb
14 Ya
Jan
10
14 y»
42%
—.
Salada
Jan,
4.00
Jan
18%
32
Feb
-*
Debenture—__
Selkirk
,.■«
49%
;
Jan
8%
Jan
50
1,531
Feb
:
'
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Nodwell
Robin
5%
34
A Jan
16%
>.
1,880
f,.! 205
•
26: 26%
57%
•80%-' 843,
'
•
97
1.40
-r_,-250.-;.
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19
1.70
1.70
600
.
!5%
173/4
.
..
17%
16.074
i
1.80
,
Iron Ore———*
Shawinigan
25v
115
24
Feb
4.50
&
Trust
Jan
153
483/4
632
Feb
Jan
Corp
Seven
•97 VI
.
23
225
29 y8
Industries
Feb
.48%;
*
28
1,330
Feb
ZI—-50
•98
Feb ,i
75
30
i——
Feb
Jan
3,90
Feb
26%
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9
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Utilities
Credit
Premium
LI
Jan
.30%
Preferred!....
For
Natural
Power
Pineline
'
9,125 A
3;70:
24%
29%
preferred
57%
•
-(
3018
a
Jan
30
Wholesale •!——
3.65
53
;
32%
NickelsUtilities
19%
Jan :.
Jan
<
30 7
21 Ya
11
18%
!—.
Steel
"
%
Jan
1,645
105
5.90
St
111
Jan
6
',1.00
Jan
Jan
•
—
Ontario
Russell
.
12% Jan
"j Jan
;
6%
6%
Jan
3.00
8%
Royal Bank of Canada
RoyalIte Oil common—-.-*
f
Feb
7-3,235
7
Jan
80c
!
3,865
ZI5
h
Feb
4.25
4,200
50
—
Preferred
Jan
•'6%
Z_T.86%
6,033
51
,
9»/8
.100
*——_—
Loan
Feb
;8%.
Minerals
International
•
;■
135;
,
*
>
9Va
Jan
5%
—
International
t 23%
.53 !' *■' Feb
V
11,293
•v
Jan
540
Jan
34'/«
11%
■14%
Telephone
Rotlnnans
Feb
18
17%
•___•
International
57%
52%
17%
16%
.
Powders
Mines
Rolland
.
Feb
Feb
—
Bronze
A
Jan
49%
;
2.70
——
Quebec
Feb
Jan
17.
'
International
3.50
'
49%
Jan
Feb
-1 .;52%
25.
Jan
•10%
9
!
15%
B
1956 preferred
v
20
' Jan
17
5,995
;•-/.
10%
Jan
9»/8
—
_
_——
Ontario
Roe
Feb
6.25
■,
/ 110%* Jan
-
:
Jan
9%
p
•33'/a Jan
11
1
11
Wire common-1——
Class
Feb
Feb
-49%
Common.
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9,398',;:
Feb
9
5,980
1.95
9 %
<
!—_——,.
Products
Robinson
17
Jan
;
;
110
-Z5
Riverside
17
;
Feb
9%
31%
610
9,448
2.70
common^*
Feb
>16"
Co. preferred-
Preferred
15.
*
Feb
:
•
A
Car,
Prop
14,628
"
Ihgersoll Machine class A
Inglis < John). —aL——
Wairants
,:•
;10
18%
-
18
107%
class A___—
.L___100
preferred
Minerals--—
Industrial
Inland
100
8
111
f
18
.
3.50
50%
.
preferred
——i
Industrial Acceptance common
$2-25
preferred t_—.
Cement
lU
201:
-
!
521/4
.
149,
<1
___.
Inland
111
;
r
3.50
,
common__>_
6//
$4V2.
18
52 %
20c
Assurance——«... .—10
Life
Oil
Tobacco
v
-
Feb
31
525
13%
—_—-u—
Grocers
Reitman
1
_
23%
9 Vs
Rapid Grip Batten common—.—
V-
54
Feb
i 2.70
_>—!—*!
Revenue
Feb
Feb
,
105
108
Works
Jan
Jan
Jan
_
Feb
22%
•
preferred-
Preferred
Feb
Jan
610
Jan
15%
*
13%
103% 107%
13%
Drue & Chemical common.
Warrants
6%
5.00
•
18
'i-i:
i.
■;
-
.>__—20
Imperial
Imperial
Knitting
Quebec Natural
3.65
3.80
Feb
55 Va
Jan
•
4.90
16%
22%
Jan
10 %
;
88c
29
Trust
Feb
Feb
310
Feb
-
4.00
140
Steel
Feb
Jan
3,043
u
■
/
23%,. 23%
iCL4
.
IIIzz*
Imperial
7
*
•
Home A'Pitfleld—__—;
class
Jan
10
Jan
40;:
;
57
,
18
;
100
L-l!—
Dauch
A-
f.
,18
,
I~—— •
common--
preferred——
Harding Carpets j.—
561/a
—-18
—
1st
Hinde
.10
——_.—1_
1st
191
78
3.60
f.
A
class
Corp common——
Power
*
Greyhound Lines .aa4—.—___——
26
-
:
51
1.80
Fine Foods_>—
Phantom
Feb
19
Feb
15
5,389
50%
B
Peoples
Jan
47%
Jan
15%
Z 4.019
;
/' Jan
28% Jan
2.40 " 2.40
common-
Preferred
1-
Feb
162
-1.00 Feb
600
,
17
i.
—
Industries
16%
-
.
,
Jan
235
10%
1.90
Preferred
,
6%
155
750:
1.00
;,16%
i.r 17
——___•
warrants
1.00
>
16%
a-—
trust
Brewery
Pembina
\
4.60
100
4.75
22%;
Feb
14
23,035
10
•
84c
——
Containers
President
Feb
3.40
800
7
63/4
4.75
6%
,
_a__*
Winnipeg. Gas—a
Power
Brick—,
-13%
6.30. Jan
8%
9%
.
9%
Industries Gas—
Premier
Jan
-
.
998
Feb
5,138
32 Ya
32
.
9%
Prop—
Light &
j,
Jan
17%
1,648
18%
32 Ya
>
—
E P C Canadian
v
Jan
2,612
Jan
31%
,31%
3.75
Mexican
Feb
Jan
/..
Feb
17%
Jan
23
—
Ltd
Jan
Feb
6%
34
32
10%
Jan
16%
Jan
•
22%
pfd_.
Hersey
Parker Drilling
Feb
.'38%
Jan
46
•
1st
Page
Feb
149%
33
2,250
15%
Overland
Feb
Jan
.
Feb
12
250
19%
Northwestern
Feb
55%
40
-
3.65
.
Jan
9%
;
1,150
v
15%
32%
Ontario
Jan
200
7.75
9.Ya
7.60
1
109%
2,279
183/4
7.50
18%
r
——-_
..
19
'
Jan
11
1
14 ya
Warrants
'
Jan
30
r
4.25
Feb
32
Northern
Jan
103%
75
60
?
6 7/8
183/a
37%
Feb
29i--:-
;;
46
,
6%
-
'
Jan
1,207
Jan
50
—
Northern
Feb
235
iiVji 925.;;...
3.60
21%
14%
Feb
12%
475
10
Jan
2.80 Jan
15
pfd
Northern
'
Coal
A
—
Trust
Feb
'•"7%
Feb
25 %
19'A
Monarch
7%
Feb
55
32
Class
Feb
195
19%
Noranda
Jan
*>/5-A",
'
11%
46
19
t\-
66c
11
,
155;
a
■"»
75
Jan
:
550
9%
Shoes Ltd
Maxwell
7
54
v;v 15
-
28%, Jan
4.10
108
:
3,475
37
9%
11
v
59%
'•"66c
66c <
9%
6%;-
-_aJ_.
...
11%
32
1.950
Feb
16 y»
-
6%
--
9,175
25%
Maple Leaf Mills common*.*—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common——*
100
4%%
preferred
!
100
7 5 Va % preferred—
Neon
Jan
Jan
102
'
13%
50
common
Z
12
12%
v
a_*
common
Gas
Feb
Jan
34%
15
1
23%
Niagara
Jan
3.25
2,749
■:r'-
Jan
10%
2.60
"
22%
new_.
National
Jan
175
3.50
225 /-
35%
—*
4
11%
26
;
,
-
-
22
7 52
50%
National
Feb
;.23
120,:.
Jan
7-
25%
23%
National
Jan
1.05
Feb
1,595
2,450
,
150
'10,226
25%
7
pfd—_——
Preferred
.'
r
Feb
•;
A 50
Jan
107
153
.
24
23%
Feb
Jan
,
4.00
Jan
21%
290
Jan
3.20
;
-
Jan
*15Jan
-
1,300
-
18 ya
_20
National
"
-.
%
'
14
18
,
—-
class A
Montreal
Jan
1,255'
6%
"
,
28
1,510
3,851
26%
Moore
Jan
,
>102
<12% t
35%
-1
k.
warrants-—_!aL—'
West
Greening
I
.
Jan
06c
9%
Feb
1.20 Jan
i.
JL75 Feb
-
•: -
52%
20
38
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
15
46 y2
-
34
26%
-
Feb
,
17%
3.40
a
26%
Feb
62
Feb
;
Jan
Feb
11
'
Jan
3.50
102
A-.1—*
warrants—"
Voting
185'
Jan
'
r.
25
———
Monarch
Jan
16%
945;;"
22,092
"
4.00
•341/2
34%
B ._L——_ia_£_—a_a__——a0
Greater
,
10%
-
■'
'34
25%
—
OshaWa
common———* ;v
——
West
Class
,v■!
Jan
..
12%
27
3.90
3.50
Drlllinga*.!—_&I£>-5Gc
class
Power
;
1 602 -
V," 1,700
113/4
26% ;
'
Paner—
Northern
Feb
,23%
Jan
Feb
3.90
-
>
4.25
—.—
i.
*
Wares
Warrants
30%
•48
2,527:-
156
11%
26% *
3.95 :
Mackay class A_—
Lakes
Great
Feb
Jan
62
Feb
946
24%
Molsons
Janj'/ >
; -.21
145
Feb
Feb
«
-
L.025
7
4.00
18
class A
warrants
Modern
17%
A 34%:
-
•
-
23%
V
Feb
20%
Jan
,
1st
B
Milton
22%
Feb
2,800:
22%
153
'Tl%'4'
—_i
Goodyear Tire Canada_—_a_——
Great
i
1.090
109% 112%
'11%
l:
i-_-
——i!—1 %
General -Motors
Lakes
Jan
2,881;;
,
'■
1.05
'■22%
109% "
,;14%
Feb
30.
49%
91c
28
89c
Feb
11%
-
Feb
"
2.80
13%
A—_—_*_•
class
:.
v
2.60
.
34
3
Midwest
>
'
-
Jan
Jan
9%
4.80
'
:
.10
*—
7%
7%
6%
•
Metro Stores common——__—_— _20
Jan
i
21%
;
Feb
-10%
Jan
2.15
't:
z
16
23%
M
)'■
Feb
32
36
3.50
•
•:'*;;
Jan i
46
80
"A
6
-
\.
-
50%
Jan
3.50
10%
..
1,150
V
10
—_——
'
117'"
28%
•
Feb;
,11%
Feb
<75
12%
5%
-
Feb
6.00 •Feb
Feb
--
r
23,100
1
2.95
15%
4.10
_—
Cos
Maher
'
General /Dynamics'
General
Electric
preferred
4.05
ioy8
•'
Jan
;
19%
3,003 r
14
28
Development .a—1£—1_1
45'c
Jan
22%
'16 ;
l.955
'
16%
153
Bakeries i_____li
Gordon
154
,
62
11%
..
5
General
Great
i
V
Jan
13
.
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River_.
*
1
Jan
v
185
16%
Feb
Feb" !
;i0% Feb
37,922,
A
221/s
^13%
3.60
Feb.!/;
33
'
14
L
—a
General
&
i.
775
C"-/... 176
6V4
Feb
17%
■
Steel
110%
«
:-*knsy-
161/2
•
Companies I—
—1•
Frencli Petroleum preferred
—_10
Fruehauf Trailer Co__^!i.!—i_*;
i
y
1 ^ ■■
«■ •.;'•y i
^■
Gat-lneau Power..common—,
—1——
,:\5% preferred __:_1—L___100
5 % 4
preferred '!
__i—100
Petrol
Feb
Feb
201/H
62
___1
;
__i
(U S)_
Envelopes
9%
'16 A,
22%
3.50
1
General
'
Feb
.
:
1.00
■;
-
17,060
••
11%
89c
.
.
2.75
j
(M) Ltd
Lowney (W M)—
Jan
7
3.70
»
111
15%
common____—1
Loeb
11%
10;.
3.55
10
Groceterias class
Class
A
,
v
;-U-9.177
22%
i
Co
General
-
4 66%
101 J/2
J35 •":.
A——L—A___plO
Cement
Locana Minerals
Jan
61: ; Jan
>
3,110
7,450
10% Y10%
v
6»/8
Industries common-—_.—_—_
Loblaw
Jan
13%
184
Fraser
Globe
j'
Jan
Feb '
Jan ;
48
class
preferred
preferred
preferred
Loblnw
r,
8%
n
•
Canada——
Foundation
\l
1,750
:
,29%
30%
46%' A 47
;
49%
.__
Motor Co
Jan
A/: .;-2c-'
Jan
101 '/;
Jan
v
90c
Preferred
Feb
62 ;/
70
3.55
,
*
Financial
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
84
'
10
Preferred
1,035
17%17%
•"
n
Manufacturings—
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
Levy
27
8%
4,476 •"
*
50
i 22%
••
Fleet
Ford
' Feb
:
49%
3.00
Feb
7%
4.00
5.80
Jan
1.70 Feb
1,150
1
9 Is
4.55
i/l
_—
_
Seeord
$2
Jan
'
19'A
20
8%
4.35
t
'v/v.
$1.25
Feb
4.50
.
-
3,910
10% ' 10%
171/2 - •
■
A
class
137
;
Jan
9%
Class B
; Jan
21%
-6,443;
•1
17%
50
.
13%;< '13%
;i97/8
19%
!•
—•
__ii;
65%
101% 101%
ft',/
—1
!
—_d—
44 j
62%
.'!•
Preferred
Feb
•
Jan
2.75
Lambton Loan
Jan
Jan
Feb
58%
19 Va
Mf.'
—.**—1
Ontario
.•:'•>•-15%
Jan
k
—
11
3.45 Feb
„
200
,
*
-■
■
•
Fanny Farmer Candy.—
Farms
6.00
,
v
i,.": 10
16
_a_
:_lo
Federal
Warrants
Lake
Feb
60
69
2,381
9 7
..
Gas
A 13%
i
Jan
61%
uk—
$1.40
7,18%
•
65%
Canada—
Cement
Lakeiand
Jan
19
,
600
4
59'/a
,,
4.50.
—
Common
.
Jan
12%
'
Trust____i_!—10
Players Canadian-1—
7,703
V 5,405
4.00
50
Co____l—£_____*
Eddy Paper common.——i.;
^
_•
Empire Life' Insurance____a____i___al6
Equitable " Life
Insurance
;
—25
Famous
;
10%; 11%
___i__„.—_f.
Exquisite Form
Preferred '
108
10%
63 %
Match
Eddy
'SC~ 330
145
;
9%
: 65%
___100
L—
*23.50
common_!j__—
Investment
8
6,183
5.80,,
common!-i__i*
Inv
Dupont Co
Economic
y5,515
22%
4.00
9%
5.95,
A
—J
Textile.
,
Lafarge
•
A.
:t.si
Jan
22%
•a
1,728
68
11%
Laurentide
.109
Feb
53. w Feb
54
>Jan
''
Jan
...
A;.'109
%c Jan
85
Z-4
„
Jan
•li'C 25
Jan
14
7 125 "
v
3.60
145
,
Chem
Preferred
Dominion
56
21%
/
1—
I——_'_*
&
:\i2i
Jan
>
Jan
•'•<>
'
!
common——
————————.
Laura
Jan
.
Lab a 11
Feb
Feb
?,
77%
1.80
61%
——1
,/\
8%
Jan
19
107
525
>
47% ; 49%
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1.70
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240
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Canadian Vickers '——.—L_.—J—.
160
Commercial
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
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Feb
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7%
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Jan
20,838
156
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14%
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Jan
.
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warrants
1959
Feb
3,228
37%
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Jan
Feb
'5
;
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14
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Feb
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32
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Jan
6%
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•
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72%
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-
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Jan
Jan
81/4
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Feb
67
5,240
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77/8
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43
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25
Jan
Jan
Feb
47,
600
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Jan
47
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100
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2,044
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115
1.60
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Feb
Canadian
North
100
Jan
Feb
600
1.35 Feb
1.70
19
Jan
40
Jan
725
1.55
Jan
60
565
56%
Feb
60
Jan
Feb
58
89
89
89
Union Gas
of
5%
66
67%
4,308
66
64
180
61
9%
4,280
Canadian
Silica
Jan
Can
Jan
Captain
Feb
Cariboo
Feb
Cassiar Asbestos Com Ltd
6
Jan
Cayzor
2.15
Candore
Exploration
Erin
Gold
Feb
Central Pat Gold
Feb
Central
Central
Del
Rio
16%
16%
Feb
Chesterville
12%
13%
6,343
10%
Jan
.15%
Jan
26%
27
17,470
25 %
Jan
27%
Jan
Chib
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & toniuning
21,737
14
Feb
15%
Jan
Chimo Gold Minesi
7,735
26
Jan
31%
Feb
Chromium
Mining
11 %
Feb
Cochenour
Willans
•
33 %
*
14%
:
35 %
11%
11%
1014
•
3i
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*
:
14%
.
10%
10'%
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40
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-
22%
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9,520
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3,150
26
26
50
;
58
A
58
27%
Jan
Jan
Con
55
Jan
10
1,250
1,225
7%
8
1,145
60c
100
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60c
7%
7%
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58%
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Feb
514
'5%
5%
900
4.45
1.25
1.25
1.30
1,500
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5714
57%
Eauipment
•
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Bellekeno
& Knapp Canada Ltd
Westcoast Trans common
Voting
A
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Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated Gillies Lake
1.30
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
(Geo)
Class B
414%
$6
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A
York
Feb
28%
28%
28 %
Feb
9%
35
35
1.30
1.45
41c
45c
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40
Feb
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
6.10
2.00
40c
40c
200
3.25
3.50
3,400
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3.35
:
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Pete
-58,500
Feb
15c
Jan
11c
lie
2,100
lOVhc
Jan
13c
Jan
5.85
6.15
6,950
5.50
Feb
6.15
Feb
8,355
Feb
1.07
Jan
I
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5,300
36c
4c
4c
4,000
5,160
40c
42 %c V 45c
2.50
2.60
19 %c 22
7c
7c
44c
41c
1
Atlin
Ruffner
Aumacho
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
•lj
.
■
&
Gas
class
A
preferred
5%%
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Ex
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.1
9.85
9.85
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1.50
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•
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10-'
7c
Jan
11 %c
8c
Feb
10c
Jan
6c
Feb
7c
Jan
3.25
Jan
2,000
21,500
<
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1,300
3.70
14,510
1,900
24c
520
20c
8.85
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
Feb
450
22
Jan
23%
Feb
1,600
25
Jan
26
Feb
■
20c
5,816
51
1,500
1.35
1.38
10,920
1.30
20c
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1.55
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5%c
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Jan
Jan
15,771
13c
5(:
5c
49c
49c
6.50
6.70
2.94
2.94
3.00
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s
;
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28
35c
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6.45
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15
14%
15
Delhi
Warrants
;
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2.62
Jan
3.10
Jan
36c
Jan
Feb
Head
7%c Jan
Rock
Gold
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dyno Mines.—
Lakes
of
Heath
Hollinger
Consolidated
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Home
Co
A
Gold
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;
9c
Jan
10Vac
Feb
22c
Feb
29c
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb
25c
Jan
39c
Ltd
class
Consolidated
Jan
Hudson
Bay
Jan
2.60
Feb
Hudson
7.50
Jan
Hugh
14%
Feb
16 %
Jan
80c
see
page 45.
1.05
25c '
Jack
1.50
Jan
2.75
Feb
Jan
4.35
Feb
Jaye
1.09
Molybdenum
Jacobus
3.70
1.80
437
92c
..
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Jan
1.87 Feb
1.20
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Jan
Jan
Feb
58
8c
22c
68%
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1.60
Feb
1.75
3.20
900
6,708.
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4.20
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Feb-
18%c
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' Feb
31c
Jan
Jan
7 12c
Feb
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•
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13c 17 Vac
loc
25%
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28%
10c
Jan
19 %c
Jan
78c
6,670
113,942
Jan
93c
Jan
11
Jan
Feb-
f
86c
83c
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18
4.930
-
8.90 i 9.45
5,780
24c
*91,575
13c
Jan
2.000
5c
Jan
22 %c
•
;
5
Vac
29c
25,400
22 %c
16c..
Jan
3.65
14%
9c
; Jan
19c
Feb
27c
Jan
23c
Jan
100
18%
Jan
13 %c
Feb
3.80
3.40
6,900
*
15
V4
13
Jan
Jan
13,225
5,500
Feb
24c
-
32c
20
20
.
1-
Jan
15c
25c
24c
13 %c
3.75
8%
9,050
19c
18c
14%
-
20 A' Jan
:
24c
Jan
Feb
4.15
Jan
Feb
-.15 'A
Feb
1.75
4,820
100"
1.65
Jan
'4, 1.90
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6 %C
7 Vac
8,200
5%c
Jan
8%c
Feb
9 Vac
9%c
12c
27,500
6%c
Jan
13c
Feb
•'9.70
9.65
10;V«
'26.472
8.35
Jan
10%
Feb
5VaC
5%c
8,000
5V2C Feb
8c
Jan
13c
12c
13c
6,640
12c
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14c
Jan
10c
9c
12c
14.500
8c
Feb
16c
Jan
14c
■•".'4.000
13c
Feb
16 %c
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1.75
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1
13c
*
-
.
V:i3e 1
.
'
6c
1.05
1.05
18c
17c
18c
34,600
13c
Jan
40c
38c
57c
192,108
38c
Feb
8c
Feb
8c
8c
1.1C
1.05
3,700
8%e
35,400
Feb
1.25
Jan
Jan
I 24c
Jan
63c
,
Jan
14c
Jan
9,550
2.36
Jail
2.66
Jan
7,551
21%
Feb
26 Va
Jan
8,486
13'A
Jan
15%
6,969
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
4,465
2.25
Jan
2.65
Jan
2.40
2.40
2.59
22'/a
21%
22%
*
15
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
2.30
2.25
2.32
56
55
57
5,019
54%
19
18'A
19 %
7,080
17%
Jan
19%
Feb.
12c
16c
7,000
12c
Feb
17c
Jan
44c
48c
35,978
35c
Jan
54c
Feb
43%c Jan
65c
":•
Jan
57
Feb
Feb
Feb
Iron
26c
1.70
4.05
13%c
Jan
Feb
15 %c
5,586
1.68
3.85
■'.. 1.80 Jan
Jan
Jan
,
Jan
Iso
_
6,900
60%
5c
1.34
Feb
Feb
58%
X
19c
Vic
1.51
lO'Ac
r
2,000
7 Vac
Jan
Feb
17c
11,500
■>'
6c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jail
9,325
v
12c.
1.90
Jail
1.03
1.05
1.66
lie
Jan
Feb
4c
5.35
90c
1.61
r
Jan
1.68
4,575
•
88c
13Vic
23c
1.80
10,647
Jan
2,750
1.68
2.49
14,100
Feb
45,555
Jan
6%c
Feb
194,900
4.10
40,075
>75c
Feb
51c
8,580
«
Feb
5c
2.21
91c
2,866
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45c
8,000
19,400
7%c
Bay
1.70
57,700
5c
2.25
j.
Copper Mines
.
45c 49 Vic
2.21
48c
6%c Feb
24c
Jan
88c
244.066
1.05
5c
6%C
8%c
Irish
.
Jan
/
1
International
Jan
24c
4c
48c
Jan
2.20
1.65
3,265
1
Jan
4.45
Jan
.
Jan
4 Vic
4c
1
1.07
Jan
lOo
Feb
15c
48c
Feb
Homestead
24 %c
Jan
-
!
1
1.25
Exp art Gas & Oil——16%
Higlv Crest_
20c
Feb
10c
20
2.50
3.05
Canadian
12 %c
22c
*
Porcupine
Hydra Exploration _1
Inspiration
12,600
Canadian
Feb
Jan
3,332
24,200
.
•
Mining & Smelting
Pam
16,800
98c
Jan
1
—
Gold
Bay Oil
Feb
4.35
8c
Jan
Jan
15%
•
Oil
1.25
90c
4.05
28%
1
Class B
Howey
6.15
4.10
Feb
.A Feb
5
-
8,953
90c
11c
13 Vac
1
Highland Bell
20%
4.10
11c
24c
Feb
:
Feb
25%
12
Feb
64c
Jap
3.70
1,487
6,385
53,100
12
1
Jan
20.158
<
3,606
t
>
49c
Jan
1
—
Jan
1.02
1
:
Feb
Jan
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1
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Headway Red Lake
3.85
-
2.10
*
9c
>.
:
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_■_<
3.40
.
51c
22c
23c
1
Feb
90c
15,400
3.90
5
Mines
Feb
14,600
Feb
13%
26 %c
Minerals
2.60
22,002
59c
44c
10
'
26%
5 Vac
—
2.60
95c
31c.. Jan
57c
12
1
Hasaga Geld Mines
Hastings
5.20
Feb
32,080
•10c.
.
v
9.40
1
Hard
Feb
2.60
20c
10,309
3.75
28 %
1
Feb
4.25
91c
Jan
12
25%
.
%A':;
10c
152,825 v"
49c
54c
:
271,364
53c
47c
-
..1
Jan
6.75
5.00
Jan
Jan
28%
59c
2.40
Jan
24c
27c
1
95c
92c
16c
Jan
Feb
l
Jan
5.05
42c
11%
.
_2_„_1
Mines
2.01
•
Feb
19c
18 %c
"
27%
8%c
Lead
3.90
ioc
20c
7,100
33,100
Feb
1
1.00
6%c
16 Vic
1
2i
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2.02
6 V4c
.
Jan
Jan
Freehold
3 90
l
v
13ft
Feb
2.50
Canadian
Ltd
Mines
1
Minerals
Chieftain Petroleum
22c
23c
1
1
Petrol
Astoria
Jan
Jan
5c
1,400
Jan
5c
He
10,050
20c
18 Vic
26
1
Develop
3,020
'
12c
A,; lie '
1
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Plains
6.00
1,000
2.40
6.15
Jan
9%c
6c
47c
6,399
36c
2.20
6.15
7c
Jan
Jan
2,100
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold
•18,250
Jan
7c
4c
9,100~
8%c.
Jan
'13,500
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6c
.-22,000
:
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•
Tungsten
26c
7c-
8c
l
—:
610
9%c
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footnotes,
9c
25c
24%
26%
Jan
4,500
5c
i
2,300
2.70
Feb
9c
16c
27c
'
25c
*
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Camerina Petrol
Great
4.90
Feb
20c
16c
Feb
2.60
9>/a.c
25c
Calvert
Gran due
Feb
Feb
68c
Feb
Feb
13c
2.65
1
Feb
2.49
Feb
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Gulf
2.60
1
—
21 %c
Jan
Jan
45c
17c
3,000 -
5c
Feb
5c
6,200
1
9c
ic
Jan
7,550
f
20
8c
6%c
.A :8c
"""9c
Feb
13c
34c
4,05
65c
75c..
53,481
Jan
28c
Jan
1.35
Jan
20,200
8 %c
7,500
60c
;
52c
15c
Gulch
2,185
80,355
9%c
Gridoil
144,450
3L577
13c
Jan
7c
2.60 '2.70
Vac
Jan
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
31c
6
12c
1.17
Jan
17c
Jan
14c
14c
4.15
7C
7.10
Feb
7c
9 Vic
10c
30c
4.10
Jan
13c
27c
Feb
4.05
1
Jan
20c
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'
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Feb
7c
25c
1
6,620
>
6.25
1.500
13,000 '
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14c
53c
Jan
25c
12,000
54c
6.60
4,015
A
Vic
Jan
Jan
5%c
31,700
19,550
Jan
101,700
5Vbc
6.90
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V 30c
13c 15 Vic
22,500
13c 18 %c
Jan
67c
A lie
6c
1,206,540
Jan
Jan
2.35
1,898
1.30
l
Feb
10 %c
9c
7%c
Jan
l
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
12,350
Jan
Feb
90c
6 Vic
1.98
1.70
Goldray
7c
58c
8c
7c
5c
,5,100
■
3.95
Mining
Jan
34c
Jail
12.500
A, 6.500
7c
6.50
58%
—-
Feb
6c
34c
7 Vic
'
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7.Vic
9%c
1
Mine
Feb
17 Vac
Feb
6,541
5c
Ltd.J—
5c
7c
25c
52.000
2.23;
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47c
27c
Feb
Jan
"
5,500
1.78
Ltd—..
Goldfields
1.35
-
V
7c
6c
Ltd
Mines
Feb
18c
Jan
13c
'.■■.5c-
14c
8c
'
Mascot
Mines
11c
1,500
2.45
Jan
Feb
14c
Genex
Jan
128,400
Jan
68c
Jan
4c
u
27c
14 Vic 14 V2C
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Giant
14c
12c
Feb
Jan
50c
:
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.—2
Geco
5 Vac
20c
4.35
1.28
Feb
12c
52c
17
Feb
Goldale Mines
2.49
1.34
;A
45c
1.65 if
Jan
Jan
11c
A
v
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15%c
1.95
1.90
6,041
V; 1,660
1:24
12%
Mines
Mines
Feb
He
A
Jan
6 Vic
:
55c
2
Ltd
10c
2.20
25c
;; i.90
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19c
:
Feb
Feb
2,000
'
17,625
V
Feb
3.85
39c
...14c
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13,250
50c
18c
v
4 Vic
Eureka«Corp
Falconbrtdge Nickel
16,850
6c
47c
•
4
2.15
1.90
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Yellowkuife Mines
Glacier Explorers
Glenn Uran
Mines
48c
:
4
18'A
.
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Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
Fa l ima
Mining
!.
Jan
64c;;
—
Feb
•
42c
A 45c
Jan
7,277
35,400
19%
T
8%c
49,000
65c
6.50
—
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32c
15c
58c
8V2C
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Jan
10c
Feb
10c
Jan
8c
97c
14 %c
______
7%c
15c
99c
13,236
11,990
•
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21 %c
8c
500
1.10
1.05
V
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4.100
15c
Jan
4.30
3.80
•29,100
10c ll%c
71c
12c
A
8e
10c
Feb
4 Vic
25
Gaifcwin Mining
1.60
45c
97c
1.90
,_2.5
26c
Feb
17,700
Jan
4
Mines
Frobisher
Feb
48c
5%c
;v
1.05
7 Vic
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Fraucoeur
49c
49c': *.
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Jan
28c
16%c Jan
1.32
A
Jan
Jan
Jan
67,000-
4.15
.
Mines
-
7c
30c
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Jan
41c
43c
Mines
Jan
Feb
20c
69,075.
,A.'' 9.000
A_
7c
Mines—
Sol
1.80
14c
A:
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6c
20c
Amphi Gold____
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Jan
47c
45c
•11%
54c
Feb
50c
'■
Jan
Jan
17c
36c
21c
Sullivan
1.57
10 %C
43c
lie
26c
1
Calgary & Edmonton
For
.116,650
1.55
1
;
Cabol Enterprises
Cadamet Mines
Canadian
Jan
9.022
4,866
21c
Malartic
Eldrich
Jan
25%
1
Mines
Ankerite
Canadian
Jah
6c
T
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5Vic
-
—
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1,900
1.27
8c
•
Mining & Smelting
Southern
36c
1.10
1
Buffadison Gold
Canada
1.00
Feb
23%
l
Reef
Canada
14%c Jan
19c
12c
—
East
Elder
13c
4 Vic
2.50
Dynamic Pete
East
Jan
1.74
-lie
25c
—1——
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Jan
Feb
k
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Broulan
Canadian
93c
;
Jan i
Jan
5c
1
Petroleums
Oil
1.09
1.65
70.523
A
-
26c
_•
Britalta
Canada
7,300
50o
:
Bouzan Mines Ltd
Eralorne Pioneer
Campbell
.7,200
11c
4c
5c4'Jan
'
;
Copper
Oils
lie
12c
Petroleum
Duvex
Jan
9c
3 Vic
2.11
:
Dickenson Mines —1
Dunraine
Jan
13.500
'
1.50
1
Borduclac Mines
Calalta
Jan
_l
Copper
Jan
•
8c
1
Eidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium—.
Buffalo
"
;
45c
1.18
Jan
50
•
_
Mines
Brunswick
Jan
5c
Feb
23
1.35
1
Lodge Mines
Yukon
93c
15C :
Feb
8c
2 5 >,i
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Mining Corp
Eelleterre Quebec Mines.
Feb
Jan
•
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Jan
5c
Mines
Dome
23%c
A
Jan
'.19c
Mines
Dome
1.03
Feb
60c
Devon Palmer Oils.,
Duvan
13c
Jan
Feb
50c
Mines
Donalda
68,800
Jan
2.20 Feb
Feb
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Giant
Belcher
Bevcon
l%c
87c
'V, 24c
•
,
Petroleums
Beattie Duouesne
Bethlehem
Feb
Febd
'80c
4.25
;
26c
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Bata
Beaver
10c
93,698
•
7c
3.70
2314
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Uranium
Jan
9.25
13%c
'
3,443
Jan
28c
A
9c
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Denison
90c
I;1; * 47c
Feb
3%c
Pacific
Delnite
r Jand
;
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Metals
Jan
15c
.
6.300
8c
6c
Barymin Exploration Ltdr—
Base
10%
8,800
»C
3.65
*
Mines
■
8c
°
7c
;.
24c
'■
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Trust
Barnat
Feb
Jan
1,280
8.00
12,000
/1.06
5 %c
5c
7: Vac
_i
Mines
Feb
.•
70c
20c
3.05
25
Bankeno Mines
Feb
8.90
10c
'
714c
25
preferred
8%c
Jan
1.10
1.00
1.02
A; 5c
500
2nd
Oil.—
Bankficld
1.07
56c
1
.
Bailey Selburn Oil
5'%
3c
60c
1
54c
Jan
•
89c '1.00
l
Feb
7c
416
1,100
9Vbc
;
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_
_i
____
41c
2.26
4,500
*
26,084
•29,800
1%C
.
22c
Mines___
8c
14c
95c
l
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River
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>
1.08
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Feb
11c
1
Mines.
Feb
17,733
9.95
1
Copper
Jan
6c
Delhi
Jan
2.70
14c
40c
Coast
45c
22 %c
10c
l%c
Jan
Jan
7,010
Jan
2.00
ioc
Mines
Gold
Jan
7c
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Delclona
Feb
Feb
22c
4%c
Crowpat Minerals _i-_,
CUsco-'Mines -Lll-xJlix—
Horn
31c
52c
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines.
Jan
5.50
-
Jan
i
Mir.«;s
Deer
14,600
13.499
46c
Copper
.yii
Jan
4%c
-41,200
■
8.75
9.60
■ii: 40c
Jan
8%c
.
Feb
10c
46c
7c
8.75
77c
Jan i
78,050
8c
7C
10c
warrants
*
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8.75
;
25c
3%c Feb
•
Yellowkuife
7c
83c
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Nickel
Jan
38c
.
1
Arcadia
Warrants •
12c
80c
20c
1
Mines
.
36c
:
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,(44,432
4C
A
20o
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5.30
Jan
Feb
Zinc.
Craigmont
Feb
9c
80c
lOo
Exploration
Associated
Lead
Cowichan
Feb
3.50
20c
•
Mines
Arjon Gold
40c
Jan
Coulee
Crestaurum
__
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Feb
2.70
36c
1
Mines
Nickel
40c
14c
;
1
Mines
Arcadia
Feb
% V 8c
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•
Rouyn
Jan
2.00
8c
1
Anglo Huronian
Anglo
6.35
Jan
18c
•
Anacon Lead Mines
Ansil
Jan
1.50
80c
Feb
4.65
35c
Croihor. Pershing
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
5.50
511
,
'A
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Gold
Cons
A
1,415
Jan
4.60
5c
Copper Rand Chiboug
2.00
'
2.00
A
56c
4.72
8,590
2%c
6c
Copper Corp Ltd_.:___
Copper-Man Mines
5.55
77,050-
■A- 2,200
43c
Exploration
Jan
36%
900
Alminex
Anglo
Comvcst
7%
1,090
1
Anchor Petroleums
Feb
1,100
Jan
7,818
Mines
40
Jan
57c
23c
18 Vic
Petroleum
8 Va
,8%
'
Jan
24c
Jan
4,833
Mines
West
33c
Feb
2.00
—
Mines
Regcourt
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
5c
26c " Jan
15 %c 17 %c
Mine
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
Feb
1.72 Feb
15 %c
.
7,051
35c
Feb
v
5c
Mines
Gold
16%
1
Yellowkuife
Explorations
Leduc
Consolidated
98%
11%
109%
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
Poplar—
38
•
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Pacific
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9.75
106
OILS
Mines.
Akaitclio
American
10
l'1 A'AYY
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alberta
183
9,842
108
Red
16%
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
Alba
Feb
98
11%
Consolidated
40
r
Acme Gas &
95
95 V
108
8%
•
MINES
Jan
1614
;___
A'.Y'A-
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Uranium
Quebec
Feb
Jan
5
*
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Pershcourt
Consolidated
59c
19^
*
Abacus Mines Ltd
Acadia
Northland
Consolidated
22
Jan
4c
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
Jan
1.12
3Vac
Feb
Jan
9c
"
5c
Ltd
Feb
Jan
10%
Oils
1.55
Feb
Jan
Feb
48c
16,200
r'-'
8.45
1.95
Jan
1.54
99c
Mac
Jan
18
7.00
5c
Consolidated Negus Mines—
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
19
Feb
5c
Mogul—;..
Jan
40c
Jan
59c
-.A 86c
"
17 %c
;nv'v
12%
2.00
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86c
1
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mic
Feb
4,163
-
Consolidated
Consolidated
10%
4,735
33c
Feb
Feb
Jan
22c
'
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•35%
19 %
%
34c
23c
•
Arrow
Feb
20 %
108
Golden
Feb
19
95%
*
1
Halliwell _.—1
Feb
1.25
650
5.15
1.65
9%
35
1,090
4.70
4.75
Iron
28'/a
102
75c
4.60
5.10
U %c
Fenimore
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class
-Y
25
350
-
18%
19
warrants
*
•
Jan
•
2014
,.100
_____—
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■'
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18%
11
&
B
Zenith
..
7,842
>•
•
Knitting
Class
22%
1.35
*
Wood (J) Industries class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
A
Feb
21%
23%
23%
:•
100
preferred
Class
Jan
Jan
'
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Pass
Feb
2.85
19
5
■
Warrants
White
4.60
Jan
4,298
__
•
A—
— __
Weston
1,602
2,700
2154
65c
4.60
-
Jan
1.50
7%c
26,700
18c
51c
Jan
50c
11,200;
28c 29 Vic
12c
63c
'10%c Jan
Jan
12,200
4c
74c
•
1.12 Feb
■.'
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10,000"
1.72
4c
1.17
7,711
8c
1.45
4c
28c
Discovery
Dragon Oil
Consolidated
4.60
2.60
•
Breweries.
Copper
Warrants
Jan
2.50
'■
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Consolidated Marbenor Mines
59%
Jan
*
Consolidated
23%
20!
Products
Canada
3.55
",'1.54
1.75
•:
50c
Flin
5%
Jan
1.60
7%c
Cadillac
Central
Jan
2.50
2214
•
Western
54 %
Jan
17c
•
Jan
9%
•
preferred
Westeel
4.35
6.065
34,803
8.10
1.68
15 Vic
Mines
Jan
22 %
»
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1
trust
Foods
Western
4.60
58%
8.40
8.10
A7%e
16c
Gamma
7%
•„
Webb
Wesfair
A-
•
1,1002,200
*
Consolidated Callinan
•
3,985
50c
—
58%
Jan
Jan
13c
Feb
59c
*
Jan
Jail
1
Ref
38c
Jan
7c
1
Key Mines
Consolidated
Products &
10c
23c
4,000
11%
2.50
Jan
65c
%
3,966
,30,333
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:
7c
,.1
Smelting
Mines
8%
Jan
Jan
12c
25C
23c
55c
—1
T__i_
Consolidated Beta
7% Jan
56
•
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; 1.75
■
;■••
11%
1
Petrol
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
11%
1
Feb
7%
.
Feb
7
60c
260
56%
.
4
1.50
;
85c
1
&
Jan
58
6% Feb
.41,100
1.50
1
2
Metais
Coniagas
30%
58
Gold
Commonwealth
Feb
6%
56%
Lake
Combined
Feb
Feb
1.70
10
Coin
Jan
Jan
25%
6%
*
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Grey
Vulcan
/
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l——
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14%
21
1.50
10
11
Mines
•23%
209
,Y 7%
•
preferred
i
2,375
614
.
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26
1.50
•
Feb
Cheskirk
30
29%
r
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Jan
16%
10% Jan
2214
*
30
4.25 Feb
55%
15% Jan
13%.', Jan
•
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common
class A pfd
9%
400
1.06
1.30
•
16%
.14%
Feb
1
26%
*
11c
1
;
50% Jan
__
63,846
1.50
i
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———
; 3.60 Feb
Vendomatic
Wainwright
i
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Porcupine
Charter Oil
Lil__Hi—.
6,424
Feb
15c
59c
10,060
16%
Jan
•
4.25
40
9c
10 Vic
23 %c
Athabaska
53 %
%
Jan
21,200
1
L
52%
Corp.
Viceroy Mfg class
High
31c
10c
.1—A
Quartz
Jan
9%
A
.
1
64
T';
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1.06
Ltd.
73 %
•
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15c
1
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Mines
1
.
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Low
11.000;
9c
V
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Jan
91
Feb
"
33c
1.01
9c
•
—
.3.60
Alloys
Venezuelan
8%
Feb
12%
Inv
Range Sfncc Jan. 1
High
A;31c
'
3.90
:
Fuel
,
Shares
13c
33c
•
52%
•
Preferred
Steel
5%
•
40
class A
Canada
Low
1
i;
21%
Feb
8%
*
300
•;
Gold
Inca
42%
1
Feb
63
9%
50
,
Corps class B
United
88
5%
66%
A
Union Oil Co of Cauada Ltd
United
40
5%
10
preferred
preferred
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Canadian Northwest Mines.
102
300
Prarie Pipeline
Acceptance common
Victoria &
15%
1,960
58
rights—
Vanadium
Jan
'41
•
Bank
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
United
19%
Malartic
13
*
Finance
A
■
Canadian
1.80
common
'___
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Feb
19%
Canada
2nd
High
3.35
41
Paper
Star
Last
Sale Price
Feb
1.75
1957 warrants
Union
1.65
2.85
*
Marts common
Class
15%
100
Warrants
Traders
300
50
Toronto Dominion
Toronto
3.35
•
common
Preferred
Towers
2.85
*
Industries
Thompson
Low
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
Week's
W't
Friday
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
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STOCKS
Shares
i
3.35
100
■__
Canada
*
•
.
*
Preferred
Texaco
'...
■
*
Switson Industries
Tancord
.
.
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
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■
Chronicle
'
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Ordinary
!
1—1
Preierred
Low
■
for Week
of Prices
"•■»-.
■■
•
■
SoIpc
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Trans
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Mines
Joburke
Gold .JMines^
Feb
Jonsmith
Quebec
:
96 c
41,800
i 41,605
85c
Feb
21 %c
22c
9,400
20c
Jan
25c
61c
59c
65c
21,885
56c
Jan
82c
Jan
13c
13c
13c
8,600
13c
Feb
16c
Jan
1
—
Min€8_l_
2.35
86c
22c
1
—
Explorations
2.22
87c
35c
:
Mining
2.37
1
Waite
Joliut
Jan
20c
Mines
Mines
Jan
■
5%c
6c
20,133
5c
1
,.8c
8 % c..
.1
27c
32c
•
16c
17c
1.65
Jau
5c
8.000
,
15,820
Jan
8c
Jan.;
2.55
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jam
35c:
10c
Jan
20C
Jan
Jan
..lie
26 %c
f
Jan
"
Mines
.
19.000
'
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Copper
—
,,
5C
9.75
1
Mines
30C
65,200
8C
8,500
12C
„,X
.
28
3,333
25%
Jan1
6.40
80,480
5.35
xa
_1
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8%c
13c
12 c
12c
13c
2.90
3.60
3.60
3.75
43c
46C
32,000
88c
67c
88c
222,800
1.62
1.65
"r 6,725
8c
9 y2c
32,500
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Leitch GoldMines_k-.vrj.-—£SL--_—...
1
1.63
.£*} 8c
7
.
3c
3 V2 c
1.75
1.85
Mines—3c
Little Long Lac Gold^
*
Long Island Petroleums Ltd*
*_
•
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Feb
"V" Warrants
,v
Quemont
34c
36c
16,800
2.00
46,325
"
86c
Louvicourt Goldfield
—1 .^.V'• 9c .;V
Lyndhurst Mines;:sa.rr_-;rr_._i._l
12Vic
■,;
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95c
81c
;,
33c
119,525
V"
Feb
Quonto
Jan
2.43
Jan
Feb
78c
39c
Feb
1.81
~
1.52
Jan
8c
9c
12 VaC
16c
79,996
11 VaC
Jan
500
5 Vac
Jan
2,900
5c
-
Jan
12c
6e
6c
Vi, 3.30
- 26c
'4c
3.30
3.40
5,183
26c
27c
8,500
4c
4c
105
1.05
1.06
r
>.
2.10
2.20
30,620
4VaC
5c
3,500
8c
9c
9,132
Gold
26c
97c
10
Gold
Macdonald
Mines
Ltd__jr_-_——.—*
Mines——X
Macfie -Explorations
MacLeod Cockshutt
Madsen
Red
—-1
Lake_r_ii__—J&zzz.
Magnet Cons Mines
Barvue
■
1
1
Mines
87c
:
.
1
-
1
-..v
9V2c
3 Vac
1.05
Feb
Jan
5 VaC
84c
V?
Feb
91c
92,400
23c
4c
5,200
Jan
San
Jan
Sand
t
Satellite
14c
16c
7c
9 Vac
5,150
14c
18,500
7c
;•
Feb
20c
94c
10c
12c
1.55
1.60
2.00
200
11c
13c
9.45
,5 Vac
9.75
V
Marigold
11—r__—_:-r w»-;.<r—-1?%c '
Oils .'___
Mining Gni'p_^_—
1
Martin-McNeely "Mines
-<—.———X
Matachewan
Mattagami
Consol
Lake r
a._adaaua_^a
Mines
Maybrun
-iSiir-—
Mclntyre
Red
McMarmac
Lake
„—^
Lake——
Red
1
1
1
9c
19c
5c
1
rtTfr.ir
t.
2,688
99,500
■■■
6c
Jan
8Vic Jan
47c
Jan
63c
-9c
—.1
*
*
13%
Vac
75c
1.33
1.50
73c
26c
26c
New
Davies
2.90
New
Goldvue
1.27
New
Manitoba
1
New
New
Senator
New
Taku
—
1.76
8Vic
Feb
6c
5.700
Nipissing Mines:
,
Nisto Mines
Nor
Jan
16c
1,500
16c
5
Vac
7,067
4c
29c
V:. 6,837
27c
16c
•1408,800
25c
11,406
-6c
6c
1,500
8c
21c
3 Vac
Feb''
Jan
—
Mines
Normetal
Mining Corpi-^iZ^ir-i'
Norpax Nickel
Northcal
North
Jan
6.30
Feb
Feb
4.80
Jan
5.30
803
5.00
Jan
5.35
Ltd
common
North gate
North
^
Exploration
—:—;
Goldcrest
North
—
Feb
14c
Jan
2,812
3Vac
Jan
5V2C
Jan
.7c
Jan
10c
Jan
71c
Jan
1.20
Jan
6 Vac
Jan
8c
Jan
7c
7Vac
10,475
1.09
106,670
7c
7,800
k
'? 9c
8c
-
43.800
J
8c
Jan
j
v
Consolidated
Norvalie
Mines—
Nudulama
Mines ————
Exploration
Jan
11c
Jan
17c
Feb
Jan
2.85
Jan
Jan
36c
Feb
4Vac Feb
8c
Jan
5c
Jan
8.35
Jan
24V2C
Jan
1.84
1.93
3,040
32 VaC
32 Vac
35c
5,100
■] •K
:
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4
VaC
5c
.'4 Vac
5c
7.45
7.85
18c
19c
7 Vac
8c
4,000
1.70
1.75
4,740
,
1.70
;
20 Vac
17c
1.55
Violamac Mines
16c
Jan
3,500
V. 25,700
31c
Feb
37c
98c
Jan
52c
Jan
Waite
4c
4C:
500
4c
Jan
Jan.';
Wasamac
7c
Jan
12c
.1.
25V2C
■
SC
.
;
-
Amulet
Oka
Okalta
;—
Metals
Rare
Oils
Orenada
:___
Feb
Feb
32c
31 Vac
33c
1,500
20c
Jan
35c
Jan
!
44c
51c
141,689
1.35
Jan
50c
50c
3,120
45c
Jan
64c
Jan
11c
11c
500
9 VaC
Jan
13Vac
Jan
1.83
1.92
15,300
1.72
Jan
1.96
Feb
1.90
Ormsby Mines
Oslsko
Lake
56c
60c
15c lOVaC
22,865
15,500
8 VaC
Vac
9c
23,100
19VaC
19 Vac
20c
6,833
5.30
5.30
5.55
2,290
5.30
Jan
5.90
Jan
1.70
1.70
1.80
1,816
1.65
Feb
2.06
Jan
8.25
8.25
8.50
3,556
9.50
Jan
21c
1,500
17c
Jan
24c
Jan
12c
12c
14c
7,500
11c
Jan
14c
Jan
1.60
1.60
1.75
103,447
25c
23c
27c
22,048
•y 1.75
1.75
1.82
13,825
8
Vac
5 VaC
6c
1.40
1.60
60 Va
5,389
15c 15V2C
Pacific Petroleums
7,281
5
15 Vac
4
1
Pamour
36c
112,400
35c
1,006
4c
1.62 Jan
Westburne
7c
Jan
19c
Jan
41c
Jan
Western
35c
Feb
37c
Jan
Willroy
II....
Oil
:
class
Jan
A
Windfall
Jan
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Jan
I5V2C
2.96
3.05
4,601
Feb
3.10
19c
I6V2C
20c
66,100
4c
Jan
6VaC
6 VaC
3,962
6c
Jan
2.00
2.08
2,550
1.93
55c
325
53c
25
Jan
26
Feb
Yukeno
70c
Feb
80c
Jan
Zenmac Metal Mines
Jan
Zulapa Mining
—
;
21 Vic
8c
Jan
2.25
Feb
69c
Jan
Yale
Jan
Yankee
Jan
Yellowknife
Jan
Young
26
200
72c
19,100
1
5.10
4.70
5.35
199,640
1
22c
22c
24c
7,449
21c
Jan
'30c
6,340
41 VaC
Feb
49 Vic
Jan
•
•
6.85
44c
2.45
2.85
64,300
16c
16c
16c
1,500
16c
Jan
25c
Lead
&
Peruvian Oil
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
Pitch
'
&
Oil
Crow
Ore
&
13,750
9c
Jan
11c
I
Feb
76c
Jan
13c
Jan
52c
Jan
An
4 VaC
9,000
108.200
3c
Jan
12c
v
2.35
Jan
2.85
(H G)
13 c
2,500
llVac Jan
16c
Gold
5c
5V2c
6,000
4V2C Jan
7c
1
58c
62c
8c
8c
59c
8c
'."'.A
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Prices
12VaC
12 %c
i
Jan
74c
4.00
Jan
6.50
Jan
80c
21,550
80c
Feb
1.25
14,959
64c
Jan
;
1.66
19,200
23c
15 VaC
35c
1,138,500
15c
I6V2C
I6V2C
18c
4,614
14c
Jan
19 Va c
Jan
1.00
1.00
3,310
99c
Feb
1.03
Feb
1.00
V
10c 10 VaC
2,500
"•4,200
1.05
15c
:
Jan
Jan
1.59
1.26
20c
Jan
1.90
Feb
35c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
12c
6 VaC
5C
7 VaC
351,150
3c
Jan
7VaC Feb
96c
95c
97c
14,410
95c
Feb
1.05
25c
75,900
20c
Feb
38c
Jan
4V2C Feb
9c
Jan
1
20c
20c
4 VaC
Feb
11c
Shown
Jan
8,800
9c
Jan
32c
Jan
Anglo Newfoundland
9,000
17c
Jan
Asbestos
14c
15c
6.30
I3V2C Jan
17C 19 VaC'
21c
Are
Expressed
9,966
2.13
2.11
2.25
14,800
2.05
Jan
2.45
Jan
1
7c
7c
9c
10,000
5c
Jan
9c
Feb
Canadian Gen
28c
30c
20,703
21c
Jan
3OV2C
Jan
Consolidated
85c
1.15
635,422
55c
Jan
1.15
Feb
Dalhousie
6.75
Feb
Bulolo Gold
Canada & Dominion
14%
Feb
Feb
Dominion
Glass
10%
Feb
Dominion
Oilcloth
26c
Jan
Hayes
Feb
International
15 Va
17 Va
14,387
9.25
9.45
560
25c
25c
1,500
25c
36,500
38c
Jan
50c
72c
Jan
80c
8c
Feb
6.75
Jan
42c
45c
78c
44c
Last
79c
3,860
2.95
2.90
2.99
13V2o
13VaC
12 '/2c
44c
9.00
2.60
18
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
IOV2C Jan
7.25
Jan
2.99
Feb
Feb
23c
Dredging
Investments
15VaC Jan
9,775
10
33 Va
5
•
Jan
Jan
21c
"
28c
Jail
32c
Feb
Jan
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
common
Linoleum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Low
High
10
104
9%
Feb
10
Jan
33%
34
2,012
33 Va
Jan
8.00
35%
Jan
7.75
8.00
3,275
7.65
Feb
26
8.30
Jan
25%
26
1,484
24%
Jan
26
Feb
39
Feb
41
Feb
39%
Jan
44
Jan
Jan
*
40 Va
40%
41
181
40 Va
40
41%
•
.
20c
21c
17c
Jan
22c
80%
20c
*
5,348
23,000
80%
250
80
Feb
82
26
Feb
Paper
•
26%
26
V8
555
*
23 Va
Jan
22 Va
26%
Feb
22%
22'/a
150
21
Jan
22%
Jan
38%
38%
39
1,634
34
Jan
39
Feb
12%
12%
165
2.50
22%
23%
2,785
11% Jan
22% Feb
12%
24Va
Jan
23%
2.50
Products
Inc
Maclaren
5
Canadian
Range
•
Paper
Oil
Steel
Loblaw
Sugar
in
Week's
LOW
•
Feb
15%
Development;
Corp
6.05
4
5c
21c
Par
6.00
99c
:
i8c
:
.—1
Jan
8c
26
26
27
1,475
26
Feb
27
Jan
53%
51%
53%
444
51
Feb
55
Jan
2.20
2.22
866
53
53%
2.50
1
class
A
Class B
Jan
Feb
16c
Jan
Pend
2,666
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
Price Bros
•
40c
46c
165,200
35c
Feb
48c
Jan
37c
44,960
35c
Feb
44c
Jun
7%
7%
2,050
7
Jan
1
12c
12c
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust
Yukon Cons Gold Corp
•
35c
lie
Jan
14c
49c
7,200
Jan
49c
Zellers
3,300
46o
•
Feb
50c
Jan
1.40
1.42
13 VaC
12cl2VaC
12c
15c
1,704
8,530
1.42
36
36
50
32
Jan
36
Jan
1.40
Jan
2.00
58c
62c
30,901
58c
Feb
68c
25c
13,300
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
61c
60c
62c
5,455
58c
Jan
75c
Feb
5VaC
6VaC
Flour
Oreille
Jan
23c
Ogilvie
Jan
58c
25c
,
3,000
•
*8,200
45c
27,200
42c
42'/2c
"42c
•
20
28 Vt
"
29
840
Feb
27% Jan
-
Mines
•
X
53%
675
2.10
52 Va
Jan
Jan
2.30 Feb
56%
7%
Jan
Jan
par value,
a Odd lot sale
(not Included In year's range),
d Deferred delivery sale (not
in year's range),
e Selling ex-Interest.
fFlat price,
r Cash sale (not included in year's
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted
trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
2 Ex-stock dividend.
*
\
Included
52c
J&n
range),
29
Jan
•
1
common
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN aND CANADIAN
MARKETS
•No
8V2C Jan
5Vac Feb
"
350
19c 19 Vac
Sale Price
52c
14c
1
Placer Development
Jan
5.20
1.15
STOCKS
II.200
•
£
4c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
12,000
1
;
Jan
1.60
1
—
j
14c Vy
•
Place Oil & Gas-
Jan
3VaC
73c
.—1
6.00
1
Uranium
Jan
21c
8,500
20c
Mines
Jan
1
Mines
7 VaC
Jan
4c
1.63
Jan
5 V2c
1
Ltd
Feb
__i
Mines
Mines
Feb
12 VaC
*
•
Gas
Co
i.-:
-'ill
4c
14 VaC 18 Vac
—1
Oil
Bear
Jan
9VaC 10 VaC
1
Minerals
Jan
8.70
1.18
•
Zinc—
Canuck
Jan
9'/2c
—1
Oil
99c
Jan
Jan
1.81
2.85
1
Mines
Jan
8.15
Jan
44c
42 c
883
&
73c
65c
50c
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
6c
53,000
Gold
Jan
2,400
74 c
—1
13c
7.25
Gas
17c
—1
Inlet
5,300
8VaC
Permo
Jan
1
Surf
6,700
2.85
Jan
14V2C
5.10
—1
Mines
7c
9c
Jan
Jan
255,650
4 VaC
•
;
Petroleum
13c
8c
Perron
2.00
67
36c
—1
Western Decalta
Jan
i
Petrol
6c
—
7.00
Exploration Ltd
Peerless
Exploration
7c
Feb
Feb
66c
Westates
8c
PCE
Feb
1.31
59
Feb
Feb
Feb
31c
Feb
7.25
Paymaster Consol
1.86
31%
54c
Lake
27c
65c
Jan
35C
•
Gold
5c
Jan
65c
Il'V
;
48c
2
Consolidated
\
Jan
1.70
7,500
V-' ' 2,000
X
Pa to
1.80
4,195
54c
Patino
Canada
Jan
84c
4c
71c
20o
Porcupine
20c
Jan
Jan
8.50
15C
Paramaque Mines
of
1.45
21c
76c
-1
28c
20c
i
8.05
Jan
9V2C Feb
Jan
18
20c
Jan
7c
Feb
Feb
8.30
..A
9.25
Ltd
15
72c
•
84c
Nickel
25 Va
Warrants
Pamoil
Jan
8.30
/'
West Malartic Mines
72c
1
Palliser Petroleum
V.
8,183
59
25c
6,000
1.48
59 Va
Werner
25 Va
1
——1
Mines
l.
';V. 15c
Feb
1.35 Feb
Jan
50b
Feb
1
:
35c
-44c'
■
Jan
1,800
Jan
1.19
•
_—
1
Gold
1.62
1.40
16c
*
1.2Q; Jan
X4%,<y Jan
Jan
54c
Jan
50
*
Mines
Orchan
'
■
Feb
Jan
Feb
8c
750
2,000
■
2.01
-——90c
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
95c
66c
Feb
;v.
1.45
~
1
O'Brien Gold Mines
,.,y
98c
Feb
12Vac Jan,
8,120
10,900
Jan
1.65 Jan
75c
1
Mines
13c
.
4
19,300
1
—:
,'
2.96
25c
5,300
Jan
Jan
150,575
48c
35,604
..
4%C
31c,
•
1.52
Feb
35c
45c
u
i
1.07
14VaC
1.40;
4y2c
;#■
Jan
24c
Jan
40c
1.33
12,235
"
4V2C
• v,-,'
y
12VaC Jan
96c
56c
5Vac Jan
2,900
1
1.80 Jan
1.11
54ET
54c
'
V
96C
53c\
6c
9V2O lOVaC
14VaQ
16c
l°c
r
1.08
8Vac Feb
Feb
32o
Jan
1.17
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Weedon Mining
SV&Uf
6c
-
1.05
Feb
1.70
15,267
12 VaC 13 Vac
98c
Feb
Jan
36c
*
Mines
1.60
26c
;
7.25 Jan
7c
9,525
15.475
'
Jan
18c
240,500
42c
98c
12 VaC
Friday
Lake
Obaska
24c
35c
1.53
.
98c
.*
.
3,000 i-
40c
'
4c
6,285
f.
33c
35c
40 Va C
;
29c
8,000
7.50
1.64
34,000
4 VaC
*
*
Jan
46,400
35c
38c
Jan
15c
95,400
1
Vespar Mines
31c
1.93
301,250
1
;
Mines
17c 18 Vac
Feb
24c
14c 15 Vac
*
Ventures Ltd
36c
1.53
21c
14c
1
^
Upper Canada Mines
Vandoo
Feb
•
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•
Jan
IOV2C
t
Hill
Oils
% Vauze
Jan
27c
1
United Reef
4Vac
47c
Feb
1
28c
'
Feb
22c
22c
Mtndamar
United
Feb
38c
_l
United New Fortune—
Jan
Jan
2,476
25,291
20c
United
Feb
•
Mines
Ltd
Oils
12,935
Jan
1
Jan
1
Canada
Northland
1.69
35c
1
6c
20c
Rankin
Northern
1.57
38c 38 Vac
Feb
l
Asbestos
Keno
1
Coldstream
1.65
1
Sliawkey Mines
Union Mining Corp
United Canso
*
1——
Preferred
North
24c
18c
1
United
8 Vac
—
■
.
*
—
Oils
22c
_•
—
;
Feb
23c
Feb
4.15
•
29c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.35
4.85
I
Jan
I,000
93c
i
16c
Jan u
1.93
(7c
;
>
Jan
20,613
'
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
United
Jan
Jan
1.03
1
—
36c
:
11,500
6 VaC
f
1.75
,4c
•
Ultra
5VaC Feb
y
Jan'
10c
—
v.-
17c
32c
—1
Oils
Canadian
16,000
II,250
100
Mines
36c
1
1
40,300
22,000
,
Triad Oil
Jan
26VaC 26 VaC
8/ac
----1
Mines
Norlartic
19,435
6c
1.32
20c
1
;
55c
Norgold
1.90
Jan
6.30
*
Canada Exp Ltd—
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
■20c
7Vac Jan
23c
l-°°
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Mines
,
28c
7 Vzc"
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Acme
Norbeau
5c
:
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—
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4c
1
1
Nickel Rim Mines——;—^—--—-1
:
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Jan
38c
1
Trans
Feb
3.30
,
13c
5c
5.25
1
Petroleum
V Tormont
Jan
Jan
/
—-
Smelting
&
13V2C
9c
*
1
Rouyn.;-
Jan
Jan
;s'V'
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Nickel Mining
11c
5,400
Jan
4.30
1
Torbrit Silver Mines
1139 Jan
13c
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—_1
Rouyn Merger
.
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6c
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28c
14c
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New
:j
Jan
Jan
2.25
94c
28c' Jan
3.50 Feb
2.35
16c
1
S
,
9c
V;
18c
35c
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Tombill Mines Ltd
5,500
4VaC
1
&
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10,500
4.15
•
Feb
1.64
Jan
Feb
10c
5.90
—1
Mines
Jan
86c
1
3,000
5c
Mylamaaue Mining &^Smelt Ltd_l
Newnorth Gold: Mines ci&j&rwZ——1
1,635 "
256,900
•
12c
16c
Mines———1
Newlund M ines___
21c :
3.05
1
;
Mines
Exploration
Tidal
6 Vac
4—' -—50c
Mines——'
Feb
Cons
Territory Mining
Thompson Lundmark
Feb
8c;!
1.30 Jan
1
7c
5.90
___!
Jan
.h 15
6c
—
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New Jason Mines———1
Kelore
Jan
;
5 Vac
;
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New
Jan
18c
Iron—
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
34c : Jan
;
Jan
4.15
;
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—
Taurcanis
Feb
2.88
"-U.;
;
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Mines^ikSi'A^r'-'
Jan /
72c
8,500
127,118
6,500
3.50
11c
c——1
Petroleum
13%
'
Jan
5 Vac
835
29c
Jan
5c
1.88
—
Sylvanite Gold
12Vic Jan
;,'
15c
;
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*
New Continental Oil of Canada^—
1.03
24c
7,500
28c
1.15
X.19
1
Concord Develop-—
24Vac Jan
2,500
:■
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1,38
.
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Mines^k^^-JS^V'-
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6c
72c
Calumet Mines „—1
Hosco
14V4
5
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New
New
18c
6c
-
30c
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Sunburst
Feb
9,440
12,100
6,420
17c
Sullivan
Feb
9c
II,700
28c
>
Feb
Jan
10c
Rock
05c
Jan
70c
5 Vac
22 Vac
Sturgeon River Gold——~—X
Sudbury Contact j;
1
Feb
50c
27c
V; Steep
Jan
3.00
30,685
20c
1
Nickel
Jan
75,600
•i
9c
•
Utd—_——-1
JBidlamaque Gold
26,340
2'7c
:
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2.40
Jan
Jan
.1
Steeloy Mining
8,500
—
Athona
Starratt
Jan
293,852
-,27<?
28c
17c
tic——
Feb
20c
61c
1
Alger Mines
51%
Feb
2.95
—*
Mines
Jan
15c
54c
2.87
Uranium
44%
2.85
55c
•
Jan
15c
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Stanrock
Jan
17,500
•
1
Oils
&
7c
10c
1
9V2C Jan
Jan
Jan ?•
7c
Mines
Jan
54V2C
1
Oils
Spooner
20c
99C
New
,
50
55c
Nello Mines
New
49
8.80
Union
13c ; Jan
11% Jan,
,
6 VaC
Exploration.
*
National Petroleunt^;,;^——25c
•New
14,900
Southern
570 Feb
;
Mines
Feb
Jan
9.90
Feb
Jan
Jan
14c
9.20 Feb
5c
Jan
8V2C Jan
1
—
;
Ltd
6c
rr—,———kir.c.-—_—-1
Nationai
New
768
9c
87c
Nama Creek Mines
Nealon
He
50c
i—is
Minerals
10%c
't 9c
89c
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Murphy -Gil
Murray Mining' jporp
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Jan
Mines
Siscoe
Feb
-17c
Porcupine
——_—-—1
Wright Iron—x-—'—_—X
Multi
Jan
8c
Miller
Silvermaque
88c
18c
Moneta
Mt
43c
56,000
1
Mining Corp
Ore
45,800
9 Vac
50c
Midrim Mining———Mill City Petroleums—
Min
57c
8c
1
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.rcitiiii-i:
—
47c
•
Jan
10c " Jan
■
Feb
38c
4,300
1.23
1
Silver
2.00
Feb
18 VaC
•
Quebec
Jan
19c
2.00
5,500
Feb
Jan
1.15
•
1.65
11c
Feb
1.70
Feb
73,600
.
:
5c
1.23
52c
>.
1.55 Jan
,
Jan
IOV2
Jan
10c
20,420
19c
1.15
15VaC Jan
,
Jan
80c
'' 6,800
V
50c
,
1.85
;
1
VU; 6c
1
Uranium Mines'——?2i
Meta
Feb
12c
Jan
76c
49 k
Exploration .&.Developinent_50c
Midcon Oil
.
8c
50,750
9c
McWatterS Gold.MBie&sri*-^^-—_—•
Merrill Island Mining
6,200
81c
He
-
Medallion Petroleums—^--' .V-——1.25
Mentor
Feb
9c
76c
81/aC
^
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McKenzie
V
9c
«9c
50c
i
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9c
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Maritimes
i
6c
43 c
8'/ac
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1.42
3,600
2.00
•
Mar con -Mines
2,000
24,915
272,250
50o
Mines
Feb
Jan
1.50
9VaC
Metal
Jan
Jan
87c
5c
ysherritt Gordon
29c
Jan
43c
1.47
19c
?; Security Freehold
Jan
35,400
46C
Jan
Feb
.
lie
Jan-
25V2C
8c
20c
9.75
Jan
26c
17c
71c
12c
•
Jan
Feb
Feb
51c
_
Gold
5.15
9 VaC
27c, .Jan
,
Feb
.i 2.00
Petrol
Feb
<
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1.55
Gold
River
Jan
16c
45c
Mines
Antonio
Jan
5c
4.30
53c
51c
Consol
Sarcee
6V2C Feb
.
17Vac Jan
9c
Jan
I,000
Jan
20c
Feb
16C
10 VaC
Feb
Jan
Jan
55c
Ryanor Mining
,Jan
12c
Feb
16c
•
Jan
2.35
4c
8,100
9%C '
1.16
7Vac Jail
Jan
9.25
53c
Mines
Rowan
Jan
4Vac Jan
Jan
2.21
9,101
31c
Jan
8c
92c
87C
—
'4V2C
v.
13 Vac
1.50
;
Feb
2.28
7,000
54c
-1
Jan
7c
5,706
V
.16c
:
MacDonald
Rockwin
3.60 Jan
Jan
13,050
6 v2 c
23c
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5c
Jan
Feb
6.300
87c
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;
10 Va
Jan
1.02
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Jan
3,406
21,500
11,300
.
Macassa
99c
10
6.10
Jan
Jan
2.01
■
1,500
13 Vac 14 Vac
13VaC
Jan
2.70
Feb
24,100
?
Jan
85c
'*
Feb
2c
4,800
97c
.
Mines
Mining
Roche
10c
25 VaC
26c
5.50
75c
840
•
91c
2.17 Feb
21,900
7c
4.50
9 Vac
^
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Rix Athabasca
Uran
Feb
25c
5c
4.35
V
Mines
5.85
23c
6c
Mines
Rexpar Minerals
Rio Algom
Jan
7c
18,077
112,206
Mining
Renabie
■
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Petroleum
Reeves
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Feb
17V2C
;■
79c
2c
25C
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
Realm
1.84
75c
Vac
Corp
Manitou
Queenstown
•
34c
j,.-
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5.70
1,980
I,604
y
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
l-94_
1
2.20
4 VaC
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
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Loraao Uranium MinesJ:r_i1->c.r_
Ltd
Raglan Nickel
for .each..5% Ireld.
9,000
2.17
High
Feb
Feb
2.14
Quebec
Jan
1-97
65c
41c
77c
Ltd
Quebec
5VaC: Jan
•;
V
Producers
Quebec Lithium
1.67 Feb
r,
Feb
9,060
2
Jan
88c
75c
45c
,
,
Minerals
Low
65c
5.85
Ltd
Airways
Jan
15Vac
Feb
1.75
Purdex
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Long Island 'Petroleums
Long Point
'
;
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Range Since Jan. ,1
,
2.20
Jan
3.80
r
Mines
Shares
High
41c
Jan
54c
Jan
75c
—
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougantau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Jan
3.00
Feb
3c
2,880
Provo
C Feb
'Ju 31c
Jan
8c
Feb
7.95
Jan
1.46
36,500
■
28
,
Feb
48c
Prospectors
Rights
.15 VaC- Feb
Feb
3.45
Preston
Feb
Jan
13c
Feb
43c
Jan
2.25
42c
Feb
Oils
Rouyn Gold
Prairie Oil Royalties
V'•£*:.''v-.i';V
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1.78
10 Vs
Jan
2.60
12,010
43c
Jan
Jan
Feb
13c
395
•
1
Mines
9.15
1.85
37,000
2.95
•
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share
/;■
13c 14V2c
13c
„
1
-
Langis Silver
I,
Feb
11 %c
•
Mines-T-^-r—
Lamaque Gold Mines
One
Jan
15,258
27
Canadian
6Vac
11,536
1,400
5.35
Gold
Jan
33c
27
Lexindin
4 VaC
2.25
5.40'
Gold
Powell
30c
n
•
Lencourt
Feb
2.05
1
Mines—.—
American
22c
33c
1
Latin
Jan
2.25
Lake
Shore
15C
9.60
Labrador Mining & Exploration—
Lake
Ponder
1
Kopan Developments -Ltd.—IlSa-
Lake "Osu
Jan
1
Kirkland Townsite.
Dufault
42c
—1
_—
Kirkland Minerals
LOW
Jan
13,500
•
for Week
of Prices
High
30c
2,000
6c
9.50
Sales
Range
Sale Price
6,077
;
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
32c
19c 20y2c
:
Friday
S T O CK S
Shares
High
31c
—
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
Low
31c
1.
•
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of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended February 23)
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Range
Friday
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Aileen Inc
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Empire Financial Corp
5%
27%
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3%
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State
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223/4
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45'/a
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36%
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5
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Drexel Dynamics Corp
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Melpar Inc
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Inc
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9
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13%-
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1
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10c
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Electro-Tec
24%
20 %
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13%
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Inc
7%
4%
•„—3
Airwork Corp
—1
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•
Airpax Electronics
47%
Water
Canadian
22%
•
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1
common
32%
20%
7'A
;
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30%
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44
18%
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Aeronautical Electronics
-1
Aerotest Labs IncL
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Aerovox
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Corp
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(Quotations for Friday, February 23)
Par
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Monday, February 26, 1962
,
is composed of securities which
comprises
securities
which' have
distribution
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
by tbe "bid") or
.
quotation furnished on request.
The "National" list
wide
national
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
as
a guide
to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
following bid and asked
The
,
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.
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mexican
;
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11 VB
v.
preferred xi
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Midland
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12 Va
Public
Sve
Co
12%
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Svc
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19 VB
Public.Svc
17%
;
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Co—_•
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12%.
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-
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.
38
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1
35 Va
1
23 Va
6
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77/a
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28
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10
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54%
57 %
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120
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78
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44
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77%
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Bk
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& Tr
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56%
31%
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Tr Co
23
25%
Trust Co of
56 V*
Union Trust Co of Maryland_10
United States Tr Co (Boston)_10
35%
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57%
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65%
47'A
60
28%
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8
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of
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10
52%
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33
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196 "
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66%
105
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186
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58'%
39
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69%
,
54
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66'A
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40%
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10
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36%
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7.50
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(Albany)
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65
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112%
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34 Va
81
5
109%
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65
633/4
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49%
91 Va
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to
Northern Trust Co (Chicago).20
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62 >■»•.
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70%
changed
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10
.
(N Y)__20
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New
Harris
22%
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of
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55'/2
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&
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223/4
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61%
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34%
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12,
Feb.
12,
—
:
102.24
'4%s Mar.
101.8
102.8
107
5 VoS
100.8
100.24
1973-
98.24
99.24
100.20
100.28
July
3 VaS
May
4%s
4'%s Feb.
United
Accumulated Fund-—1
15.10
16.50
Continental Fund——1
7.85
8.58
Income Fund
United
Funds Inc—
Hamilton
11.41
Funds
United
6.43
Inc—
\
Shares_l
Ltd-
11.30
12.39
1
6.54
7.16
Fund Inc—1
5.52
6.03
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.77
Inc—1
8.05
8.80
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
9.85
8.19
10.77
12.10
13.24
Wellington Equity Fund
11.79
12.90
Wellington-Fund
6.88
7.53
Whitehall Fund Inc_.——
5.34
5.84
Winfield
Imperial Fund Inc_
Income
Fund
Boston
of
International
United
Line
Value
11.11
Line Income
Fund
Wall
Inc
Swap
11.90
12.86
Congress
Fund-———
19.88
21.49
Devonshire
xl0.30
11.02
7.38
7.95
Fund
Selective
Investors
-
Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Fund——1
6.30
Research
Fund
Inc_
1
(The) Mutual Fund—1
Johnston
6.81
14.70
Ohio
35.86
18.16
15.32
1
13.63
14.74
8.62
9.42
—1
—
Fund
Bonds—
Tel
Bid
Tel
&
Australia
4%s_-,
(Commonwealth
5%s
1998
104
Ask
Natural
1982
k__
—
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4'As—1979
115
Burlington
130
Carolina
.
3B/os
Brass
1975
101%
1977
116
118
1973
115
118
1969
70
73
5s
101 Va
101 Va
1982
102 %
104 V2
43/4S_2011
104 Va
Natural Gas 5%8—1977
Ellzabethtown Water 4%s~1992
HOVa
112
103Va
103%
Ferro
132
137
4%s
-1
—1987
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
120
Sperry Rand 5Vas
131
T
Commonw'lth
Edison
5%S
WW
Phoenix Steel 5VaS—
Food
Corp
3%s
1975
Machinery 3VaS
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Garrett
Corp
1981
;
5%s__
108
1976
110
112
100%
101%
1982
Keystone Steel
& Wire 4 VsS-1981
Lowenstein (M)
Gas
Power
Textron
101 Va
'
107
109
110%
4%s
El
'
ww
Trans
&
Amer
SVtS:
78Va
101%
80
102%
100.5
100.6
5s
Feb.
5s
US
Corp 5V2S
Industries
4VaS
Trans
Union
101
f]
„•
-Vy(
A•
ppint
a.
Bid
1963—_
Ask
99.28
.
99.30
99.9
99.11
1963*—.
15,
102.17
102.19
100.17
100.19
15, 1964
15, 1964_
Aug.
3%S Aug.
103.12
1962——
l'As Oct.
1,
100.5
100.6
4%s Nov.
l'As Apr;
15,
1,
4%s
15/1965—.
99.15
99.16
1963—
99.31
3,
1963——
98.18
98.20
4s
May
15,
1963—______
100.25
100.27
100
May
l'As Oct.•
l'As. Apr.
95.24
103.10
1964—.
103.12
94112
1965—
103.2
1965——
1966
93.16
.91.12
100.20
1966
94.16
103.4
93.12
1966—
1,
100.15
95.20
1964
1,
1,
103.14
100.13
100.17
1963
96.24,
*
1964-——.
15,
91.12
—
92.16
100.22
;
91.16
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
100.1
3.10s
11-
1-61
100.2
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
1-
2-62
10^
62
100;
2-
1-62
11-
62
100.2
100.4
1-62
12-
62
100
100.1
Dated
,
6-
1-61
3-
1-62
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
8-1-61
5-
1-62
100.1
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
100.1
100.3
3%s
10-
2-61
7-
2-62
100
100.2
3.30s
3-
100
100
99.31
wi
Due
Bid
8--1-62
62
Ask
99.31
100.1
99.30
100
100.2
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
:
Mar.
1,
1962__
99.981
99.983
June
7,
1962—*.
99:220
99.243
8,
1962__
99.935
99.939
June
14,
1962—
99.166
99.190
15,
1962__
1962__
21,
1962—
99.112
99.131
99.832
99.839
Jun.
99.114
99.825
99.832
June
22, 1962_*_
28,
1962_
99.098
1962__
101 y4
23,
Mar. 29,
100%
5,
Apr.
12,
99.887
1962
99.894
June
99.783
99.Y90
July
5,
1962
99.734
99.745
July
12,
1962—
99.675
99.688
99.038
15,
1962™
99.065
98.975
99.004
98.920
98.950
1962™
19,
1962—
98.888
98.919
1962
—
125
Apr.
15,
1962
99.651
99.661
98.856
98.888
Apr.
19,
1962—
99.616
99.627
July
26,, 1962__
98.800
98.833
100%
100%
Apr.
26,
1962—
99.561
99.574
Aug.
2," 1962
98.727
98.761
May
103 Va
101 Va
101%
105
~
107
-
■
153
3, 1962-—
99.501
99.516
Aug.
9,
10,
1962—
99.448
99.461
Aug.
16,.
May
17,
1962_.
99.391
99.409
24,
1962_.
99.338
99.348
Aug.
Oct.
May
103
May
May
1981
1987
1970
2%s
Tel
'-.I
97.8
100.24
July
July
31,
1962-
99.274
99.295
Jan.
-140
i
1962™
98.670
1962—
98.604
98.632
23,
1962™
98.546
98.571
15,
1962__:
98.081
98.101
15,>1963—
97.147
97.174
98.706
462
1971
Westcoast
Western
100
1982
..-1971
of
...^
100.15
l'As Apr.
,
15,
•
J
Mar.
1971
Lgt 4%s
1
100
96.8
97;20
1962:
1962
1962_—
Apr.
.
Underwood
100%
—1987
5%s
1986
4Vas_1991
99.
v
102.17
15,
1,
Mar. 22,
Gas
101%
103
&
&
4%s
Tenn
1981
Inc
A
Texas
& Sons—
4*fcs
Motorola
1984
V
233
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Grant (W T) Co 4%s
—1987
ww_—
Oil
118
General Port Cement 5s
Hilton Hotel 6s
Gas
Shamrock
Wi_—-
95
94
,
96.20
4%s May
3%s May
Mar.
Rochester
El Paso
102.8
Mar.
104 Va
Carrier Corp 4J/ofi__
—
95.8'
106.8
101.8
97.18
100.20
87
101
Petroleum
94.8
105.8
—
102.15
100.11
101 Va
2002
106.8
1972-1967—
32nds
102
103.16
1964*
100.16
101%
4%s
101
102.16
105.8
Ask
85
Pipeline 4%s__1982
Telep
1969—.
1969-
1974
97.16
1963_
3.15s
1007/a
York
101.8
100.8
—
1,
100.10
3'As
99
I,
1962——
15,
100.24
.
15,
1962_-
2%s Feb.
100.24
l'As Oct.
15,
Oct.
v;
101.4
l'As Apr.
3.20s
101V4
New
99.29
3s
al2.85
Bid
Gas
99.27
15,
3%s Nov.I 15,
3'As Nov. 15,
99.10
102
4%s Nov.
1962-—
Aug.
l'As
%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
1988
107
109'/2
5VtS—_1987
•No
104
par
104 Va
New
York
value,
Stock
,
1968
15,
3.05s
Pacific
135
4'/4S_1975
4%s_1991
v,
100.7
May
2.95s
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4V2S-1991
120
Industries
Pwr & Lgt
Mueller
104%
of)—
100.6
3'As
May
Rate
a23.02
Bonds—
99.2
1 101.20
98.20
•;.
100.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Amer
'.'100.2
101.16
^*
Aug; -15,
l'As Oct.-
al9.29
Inc
100.4
1972
more
4s
a98.83
Inc—
or
Maturity—
4s
a23.61
—
Fund
one
4s
al023.00
Exchange Fd_
Fund
1,
al2.49
Inc
.—
100.5
al4.52
Inc
Fund
Capital
15,
100.4
a98.61
Fund
100.7
101
100
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1962
1963 wi„
■•;
8.09
'«
,
Inc-—
Fund
Capital
Centennial
Westminster
7.49
,
Street
*
16.70
Fund—10c
Ask
3'As Aug.
;
12.33
16.71
Inc
Second
al4.77
11.28
Fund. inc_*_
Street
Investors
13.45
35.16
1
Ind
Street
Diversification
Federal
1
1
1
15,
3'As Feb.
■_
Funds—
Centennial
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
.
May
l'As Apr.
10.84
—
Fund
Wisconsin
14.17
Stock
9.92
Inc—
Growth
12.63
Investors
Investors
Mutual...
Fund
Investors
Investors
1
Bid
of Indebtedness—
Treasury Notes-
4.96
Investing Corp
Washington
8.95
12.97
Investors
4.54
Maturity3s
,
Group Funds—
Mutual Inc Fund—1
Investors
10c
—
Street
11.56
of
;
Certificates
Value Line Special Situations
3.03
Boston—1
Investment Trust
Fund
Inc
Fund
Value
9.89
'
Istel
Funds Canada
United
Figures after decimal point represent
8.26
20.17
a29.85
9.10
10.22
Haydoclc Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund
5.88
100.5
1966
15,
20,
.
100.2
100.28
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness and Notes*
14.46
7.56
18.56
1
Inc——lc
lc
—
13.23
1
Ltd——1
Fund
Science
5.78
——
Series H-DA
1977——,
100.1
100.1
,
'
,
1966_—t
97
/
1966—
;
101.4
.
10c
10c
Series H-C7
10,
99.31
-
——
/,.100.24
1965——i— ' 100.12
1965—
100.12
Feb.-15,
10.73
9.41
"A
100.2„
1964_.
20,
15,
4VaS Oct:
1
22,44
a22.79
43%
Ask
100
20,, 1970
1, 1970——
20,
1970—
1,
1970-19671—
1, 1971
r—
3%s Api*.
106
1972
Bid
——
1964J—-
21,
3V4S Mat >"2.
4'As July 20,
4'As Mar. 20,
3%s Sep.
of Canada Ltd
18%
'
;'y;
1963^*——
35/ufi Feb;
12,
13.54
U B S Fund
-
point
a
1963lA-_;
20,
10.35
13.08
41
!
1962——
20,
United
shares
Petroleum
82 3A
,
1962
1,
20,
100.4
100.24
1964——.
101.2
8.63
,
42'A
'
,
1962—
33As Get. ..22,
3%s Feb.
20,
99.24
1964.
11,
101.1
May
4%S
100.26
12, 1963———
11, 1964
of
Land Bank Bonds—
9.47
Inv—10c
69(4
83%
•
17%
2
1862
100.1
X12.39
Growth
1
1962^
100.1
99.31
—1
Inc
Fund
Century
167
'
X65%
'
78 Va
1962:
Fund—1
20th
44%
39%
2,
United
7.G6>
11.94
21.79
lc
—lc
Growth industry'Shares lnc___l
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
General Bond shares
•7.74
25%
41
3
3.15s April
5VaS Feb.
12.22
.
22%
City of N Y_2
Cooperatives—
4%s Sep.
a34.08
,
Sep.
100.1
for
4 VaS
45
a38.81
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_*l
9.50
6.52
Equip
15.68
42'%
,
'
80
99.31
1962——.
3%s Mar. .11,
Farnham
&
Balanced
8.67
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Electrical
*
1
—
109
5
32nds
more
■
100
.
—.
10,
or
one
Ask
Banks
1963—-—.
4%s Apr.
~9~30
State Street Investment Corp—*
V
"-46%
164
Westchester Fire
4V«s Dec.
al0.55
8.60
*•'
145
43%'
America—2.50
16%
-
19«2_
17,
Sep.
3%s Dec.
Inc—1
Investors
3A
87%
•
dividend*
Variable/Annuity Life Insur
4%s Jun.
10.91
18.16
1
"
'
U S Fidelity-& Guaranty Co
U S Fire" Insurance----*.-
Mortgage Assn—
33As Mar.
12.46
16.66
,
17
V 47
119
;•
83
8
62%
100
1962
15,
Natl
,: ,4%s
1
11.40
Industry Inc
in Amer
Sept.
Banks—
1962
15,
4VoS Nov.
3%s May
10.08
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Shares
Southwestern
General Investors Trust—-U—1.
3%s
al0.93
Shares—1.25
American
Selected
1
16,
15,
3VaS Apr.
4s
Stock Fund Inc
Common
15%
43
Y)__2
15 Va
_1
1962—
15,
May
June
Federal
Seudder Stevens & Clark-
11.44
.
Inc—:_
Fund
Seudder Fund
9.53
10.44
3s
19.01
9.86
Fund—
Revere
8.90
1
*1
8.68
16.57
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
2.90
lc
i
3.05s
1
Inc
(Geo)
Mar.
3.15s Apr.
4.91
.—1
Fund
7.77
V
3s
9.38
Putnam
(N
59%-'
Bid
16.61
4.49
C02
Co (N Y)
Travelers 'Insurance Co__
16
Co_
Home Loan
Federal
11.00
Income—1
for
Fund
Puritan
2.65
Series
Utility
--
Putnam Growth Fund-—
13.82
2.42
1C
series
stock series
stock
Common
10.12
-16.44
2.50
90V4
103
1
56'."
Figures after decimal point represent
—■——1,y::A
Inc
Provident
2.49
Funds
.-A-lc
Custodian
V-; Fund
13.14
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
101
%
139
13.19
13.01
44%
95
86
<
Obligations of Government Agencies
12.33
12.04
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
2.28
.„~-l
Franklin
Inc_.—ii
Fund
Pioneer
11.25
50C
Pine Street Fund Inc—
21.37
Fund Inc_l
•
40%
1
6.25
114
,
Tnsp & Insurance——.—10
a!5.48
1
*
Fund Inc_
Philadelphia
15.54
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.. 1
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
18.46
14.30
——--1
—
Penn
20.84
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Financial Industrial
Inc
Fund
%
50c
50c
Fund
Stock Fund
31%
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer
Over-the-Counter
Eaton & Howard—
1964—
Marine-—
83/a
90%
28 Va
Seaboard Surety Co———.5
Security -Ins (New Haven)—_10
Security, Life & Trust Co*
—5
224
9.30
&
15'A
Underwriters—
&
Fire
32
•"/.
7%
87
158
^
Life
29%
203
28
Interstate
Paul
14 Va
122
Home Insin-ance
12%
r
Corp
Republic
Republic Natl Life Insurance
r
11%
(N Y)
—2
Insurance (Texas)—10
St
42 Va
•,132%
;
Reinsurance
5
Hartford Steam Boiler
i
14.60
Owners -Life—1
80%
70
68 Va
107
126 Va
191
Hanover Insurance Co__
15.70
Pioneers : Home
21%
,
•
...
X100 *'
151
5
(Jacksonville
'
*66Va
56.,
41V8
39%
4
Republic Ins Co—
Ci£SS
63
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)— *_5
y4
'28%)
38 'A
-
Providence-Washington——_io
Employees Insur' (D C)
4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Gulf Life
——3%
29%
65 Va
53 Va
'
*.10
i_»
—
Ins
Indemnity Co
;
52%
82%
63
48%
50
71
20 Va
.-5
83%
25
76Va
2.50
47 3A
.
45
__2.5o
Vt
55
78
Insurance—3.33>/s
27 «A
—1
96
31 Va
44
76 %
4
'
52
67
*
:
6
5
"
149
.
92
Philadelphia Life Ins.^Co—__-5
Phoenix ^'l'_.—I'_y."■■■,'0
63Va
'
114
2 9'A
—5
i
104
92%:
;
135
•
Pacific Insurance-Co of N Y__lo
Peerless Insurance Co.——_5
203
•
5 V4
Assoc
87
Hampshire - Insurance—*—10 J
New York Fire Ins CO—-1—5
139
194
51%
47%
107
Northern InXCo of N Y____
12V2
31 %
59 Va
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
8.44
North River
18%
.
10
Co
Great Amer Life
10.35
17.06
1
43-
1'7':
1.25
(ST)—
Great American
12.55.
England
__—
Gov
9.86
9.47
Oppenhehner Fund
Securities
Govt
7.97
9.02
—1
Series
Stock
Globe
4.35
Fund——
—1
11.61
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
al6.61
Nucleonics Chemistry &
*
"'."'IS
: " Electronics
Shares Inc_'i*;—1
13.36
One William Street Fund——1
14.37
6.25
17.80
Series
Stock
Growth
New
3.91
6.06
Stock
Ins
Insurance
Franklin
6.23
——
Income Series
10.50
3.56
Fund_il
25c
Inc—1
■"—1
Investment
Diversified
Dividend
Series
5
General Reinsurance Corp^
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
12.86
-_*_*—.
Dividend
•:.40>A 7
—5.
(N J)
Group
Glens Falls
11.77
1
Series———
Balanced
8.90
8.14
1
1
Delaware
Corp—
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—
National Securities Series-
Western Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund——_1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Federal
17.85
Investors
53
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
25.07
—
Vegli
Employers
3.26
23.18
interest
of beneficial
National
49%
(Ky) 2
Insurance_5
Life
Firemen's Fund
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
10.14
Crown
De
Fund
New
NY_2
Casualty Co_
Life
Eastern
Shares*-
Trust
Mutual
National Union Fire
Nationwide Cor)) class A
79%
-
_-5
of
Assurance
Eagle Fire Ins Co
17.38
Units
73 »A
68 Va
?2
71
"
'
Life & Accident Ins new__5
Natl Old Line Ins AA com
1
69
6%
50 %
...
Natl
7-
•197
67
Midwestern; United- Life Ins Co_l
19%
142
;
6
Monument' Life*.(Bait) Z——10
National Fire
_io
16'A
"41%
'
47%
Merchants-Fire. Assurancei;12.50
Va-;
63
i
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Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Life Fund—
Massachusetts
22 Va
9 28
Connecicut Gen
25.66
Investing Foundation—1
Inc
(N
Insur
;
39
Maryland Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity.: & Life Ins—5
19%
6VB
„10
Co'—
Casualty
Life
Continental
'
18
Ins
33%"
*
188
.14%
Com wealth. Life Insur Co
'
19.58
16.04
14.84
Citizens
16.71
-1
Fund
Lincoln'National; Life Insur—_5
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
1
13%
89%
18% V
—5
Sliippers
Boston Insurance
Citizens
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
31
V4
12'A
85
—1
41%
105
135
33%
Re-insurance
fa
Continental
Growth—1
Fund
Colonial
'
i
15.29
10
34
(N J) ^—2
Beneficial Standard Life—.
1
2.52
shares—--—
Life fa Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
(Wash D C)_„1
Bankers
Penna'_-5
Life Insurance Co of Va
68
Bankers Natl Life
of
28%
32
(Galveston)
30
Assurance. Co
35%
99
35%:
63
Mercury
43
32%
26%
Inc_l
Nat
American
3.46'
shares
Paper
'Massachusetts
12.97
11.99
50c
—1
_
V
PdlToleum shares
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund new—lc
Chemical Fund Inc
Industries
General
Metal
1
Assurance-
Companies
Ins
t
91%
40
37 Va
41%
^5
Life
Ask
88
10
Life
148
(Newark.N J)__2Va
Co
Bid;.
Ins—5
33 Va
Co_1.50
Amer
3.04
2.78
38 Va
Amer
al6.72
V
Home
Amer Ins
American
f.A//"
..
Special Investment shares—lc
19.92
11.46
-
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
Fund
Electric shades 2,————-lc
17.85
16.33
—1
Fund Inc
Canadian
Stk
142'/a
10
Co
General Insur
American
19.73
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
ALoomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
8.55
18.05'
Inc_*l
5
"Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville* Fla)
:-**•>!
17 Vt
Life
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Life" Assurance—*
2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)— 2
Co
Insurance
American
13.19
Investors
PRX*
Standard
'
conv
American
*
'h
Jefferson
156
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
preferred——
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
8.19
'
16%
.
_1
Trust-
Income
Managed Funds—
Ltd -J—
7.48
1,
12.07
Canada General Fund—-
<1954)
Fund—1
Growth
Inc_
Blue
Boston
Companies
Ask
147
Equitable Assur—5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
American
7.21
Fund————1,
Knickerbocker
11.78
American
17.56
Fund
Insurance
Life
$1.25
Bid
—10
Into Connecticut
General
A
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
Co—
Agricultural Insurance
5.56
16.23
Intcrnatl
Knickerbocker
Canada Ltd
■
1
Ridge Mutual JFund Inc—1
Fund Inc
—1
'
Aetna
17.07
15.64
Ltd_l
Keystone
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Stock)—1
Com
(Growth
(Low Priced Com Stks)— 1
S-4
4.15
13.12
Stocks)— X..
Insurance
Merged
10.48
5.53
Com
Aetna
16.78
9.60
9.48
Fund)
Casualty & Surety
24.22
1
1
Science Fnd 1
12.07
Par
25.68
.*—1
(Income Fund)
K-2
,
24.60
Bonds)
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-IIoughton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp.lc
Atomics Physics &
Ask
Aetna
B-3
al8.28
9.71
Bid
.
Keystone Custodian Funds
2.64
6.86
Trust
Fund
Associated
0
Ask
2.41
Fund
.
(Quotations for Friday, February 23)
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
.
-a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
b Bid
tNew stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi
When
k Admitted-to
issued.
yEX-
listing on the
dividend.
stock
Volume
6137
Number
195
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
(1017)
}
THE. COURSE
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
BANK
OF
based
us
increase compared with
an
•;
r
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
■
L'
,
,
s
-
i
"
—
Chester
$25,311,373,113 against $25,042,212,564 for-the
'
4
At
week in 1961.
same
this
V
1962'.,,
J.
$13,461,843,931
8,777,052
Boston
"1,060,000,000
1,001,000,000
—17.7*
8,144,959
3 741 069
■•■■rJil-■- W-v
-
4,792,274
8,063,169
•
4,485,227
7,902,431
23,297,473
+ 10.6
28 216 678
26,649,338
15,393,852
14,651,778
+
5.1
13,468,076
15,110,931
+
1.9
,
Jersey—Trenton_
\
.it
y
(9 cities)
-y
•
<
'
•
;•
* '*»'
;
»■
a
457,527,835
+
6.6
,
367,700,000
•'+
3.8
,
v
I
715,061,099
+
380,160,328
+
15,219,793
Cleveland •+£;
654,679,988
^557,603,091
379,335,900
363,065,685
+
$19,143,269,865
+
4,719,154,080
+
'
;—r_p
....
1,278,874,304
-
.
V'-V-
•
•'
v
-*
».f
i.3
Francisco.
San
:
+
•
1
Pittsburgh
i™.
f
.15,093,493
+
1.4
336,488,646
.
v
+
3.3
343*823,956
342,907.161
+
4.8
728,888,147
677,195,536
—
3.1
+
.
88,007,100
12,887,218
12,033,331
73,282.100
67,458,000
4.2-••.
14,104.820
v.
'16 499 044
>
14.235,437
.14,314,073
—
3.8
16,023,420
.13,445.016
.
13.563,266 t:"-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.0
4,778,422,980
\-yA
'
1,407,605,706
•4v.
.■..
•
446,141,043
;437,616,236
+
1.9
1,588,691,413
1,542,240,046
+
.
3.0
13.449,173
578.177,123
+■
4.5
$19,338,344,388
,
,,
637,484.735
.
347^20,681
Youngstowil
8.2
Baltimore
;v
>.
85,300,900
Mansfield
;
3.1
411,415,822
y
-
668,058,512
+._
...
Columbus
'
.
737,311,000
1,143,651,924-
.
.
/»*•••
,<
Ohio—Canton-^
J.9
+
1,165,707,603
_
■;
r.
A
A
Cleveland
487,539,905
707,341,792
;
?
♦
Cincinnati..
;*
•
4,280,480
*
25,755,492.
5.9
+.
,
734,947,189
St. Louis^—
1,201,000,000
4,509 730
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
381,500,000
Kansas
1,330,000,000
s'382!557
•''"* *
•
V
.
4,867,380
2.5
+
)a>
rr(a)
1 i
2.9
—47.5
—22.7
1
0:6
* +
'
Ehiladeli
619,971
8,276,919
0.8
—
1,131,956,104
1,139,145,556
V
2,598,337
2,852,241
6,397,994-
Total
%•••
1961
...V
.
$13,352,469,028
Chicago
1,838,157
2,153,954
~
5.370.779
,
„
Yo:
New
+39.7.
Delaware—Wilmington
sum-
,
;
'1,290,829
—r23.22,132! 187
1,072,000,000
—;
i
York
comparative
by telegraph
cle a r ings—retur ns
Week Ended Feb.24—-v
v>-.'
1,349,127
2,817,737
—,—
$
2,420.280
7,223,938
Wilkes.-Barre
1959
$
New
Our
loss for the week ending Friday of 0.8%.
a
this- week > follows;
for
mary
is
1960
:1,888,545
•
'
1,099,000,000
—
.
Scranton
center there
^
(a)
5,783,967. i;
.
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
;
•
t
1,449,650
¥
Lancaster
*r
or
Dec. %
District—Philadelphia—
Bethlfchem——
;
Inc.
•,.$'*
Pennsylvania—Altoona -;Li-i:—1,864,973
•
stand-at
Week Ended Feb. 17
.
19^-V-A.* Vise;.,' 'i
Third Federal Reserve
to obtain weekly' clearings will
above those of the corresponding week last year.
1.1%
f"
.
.
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 24, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible
be
■
I
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
•
CLEARINGS;
49
Total
cities)
(7
cities,
Other
cities,
five
five
.
days.
days——-.:—
South
days'.;;—
$24,116,767,368
l.i
+
$23,862,423,945
+
Total
0.5
+
21,459,000
—11.0
10,536,402
c-ities)—
(6
5.742,593
+ 19.4
252,184,818
Carolina—Charleston.
■'.,>?
9,954,438
•"+
425,706,870
+
417,900,607
+
1.9
,'
,156,170,528
+
7.1
>
—
0.5
T
,+
0.4
^
859,031,443
—
22,214,000
863,114,683
'
4,750,397
25,739,000
(
255.989.929
167,229,177
Maryland—Baltimore..'
r
of Columbia—Washington..
1.1
5,445.292
25.632,000
224,453,402
v
District
1.3
+
1,617,797,213
T"'L>;.
5,473,592
.
1,179,788,619
1,194,605,745
day
one
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
$25,311,373,113 $25,042,212,564
cities,
West
ii -C .U- vV-V.; •:>)/+;• 'U
■■■■!-
-•
Total all cities, five
All
i
,
1,770,929,227.
-:v
+ 17.4
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Ten
490,439,940
•
257,574,136
9,988,504
8,818,255
388,244,220
416,981,797
>>142,127,039
137,015,670
824,306,285
850,879,255
5.8
.
.
•
1
.
* Estimated
,
1
|
"
,
~ - * *
-* *
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
today, inasmuch
not available at time of going to press.
are
in
appear
the week ends
as
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
-
,
Augusta
Ac¬
Vr'
;
—
In the elaborate detailed
are
Feb,
For the
17.
same
center
was
of
decrease
a
0.1%, the aggregate clearings for
Total
Outside of this city there was a
showing
2.1%.
of
decrease
a
the New York Reserve District thedotals record
Reserve District of
a
from this
District has to its credit
totals show
an
San. Francisco
increase of 1.6%; in the
Reserve District
In the following
t
furnish
we
'
•
:'v
..
a summary
■"
■">
3r4
York
Philadelpiiia
-
4tli Cleveland—
$
■
15,3-75,679,576
-f
1,165,707,603
1,143,651,924
!>;•.:
6
6th Atlanta
1,675,021,968
10
7tli Chicago
8tli St Louis
_
MinneapoHsl
-
1.1
:
-•••• •
/
824,306,285
Total
10
ray
2,096,744,531
1.5
881,343,490
1.9
745,702,680
Rapids
Moines
Des
Sioux
add
now
our
v-V 752,086,385
>:
+.■
11,702,050
—
5,168,339
175,905,638 "
—
5.6
7.3
+
+11.7
+86.1
— 3.4
+ 4.8
—28.8
1,834,651
1,371,729,394
v
8,597,651
9,008,009
'
Peoria._l.-_
.
+
15,996,575
*
15,329,332
14,999,674
+
8,623,733
+
2.2
4.4
1,8+2,983,453
.
'
:
8,994,064
i
Rockford
1,806,688,998
—
cities).___
22,480,064
+
17,364,106
1.096,869
1,613,761,089
10,254,708
16,741,992
2.8
0.3
'
Springfield
■>
14,592,014
96,687.000
'
'
11,612,576
•4,841,917
8.991,120
58,980,654
20,356,015
3,414,254
v
15,706,385*
97,121,000
10,462,958 •
..
3.1
0.6
+
61,565,548
1,325,146,328
>
Chicago:
Decatnr
'""
'
157,123,934
8,458,390
60,245,456
20,596,943
I,462,655
1,364,352,570
6,448,478
17,473,172
II,072,802
15,743,339
8,863,187
7,040,945
2,096,744,531
1,818,634,509
Eighth Federal Reserve District— Sh Lauis—
•
Louis
Missouri—St.
Tbtal
."
433,400.000
1
431,900*000
241,515,916
196,701,586
1
1229,152,867
3,502,874
;
1
(4 cities)
0.6
3,468,808
+
862,385,138
+
242,536,535
183,878,452
171,200,341
1.0
1.5
'
.
423,600,000
461,900,000.
+ * 232,385,683
+" 4.2
—
197,863,463
875,120,376
Ninth Federal Reserve
(
3,179,355
'
2,774,492
881,343,499
840,111,366
1,435,325,954
27,929,022,090
0.1
29,503,679,543
"North
2.4
13,833,166,294
"*540,749,393
187,318,566
"
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
6,977,446
'
;
+ 4.6
—11.3
3.1
6,593,419
6,690,954
17,576,992
14,360,857
745,702,680
760,565,493
—12.8
—12.7
'•
+
11,755,353
4,113,207
' "
8,689,010
7,936.058
507,277,153
'189,384,095
f■
12,583,019
"
4,351,944
9,637,914
" 527,411,473
214,573.284
12,293,457
3,648,705
'
;
Montana—Billings
27,151,510,731
13,051,077,118
8,402,667
...
....
Paul
South
;
District—Minneapolis;
Duluth
—
Minneapolis.
St.
t> 704,431,284
•
+" 3.4
7,201,097
—
2.5
522,278,787
189,731,485
12,761,291
'
6,053,108
13,176,300,992
statement
detailed
,
;+• Helena
17,970,876
17,817,020
777,361,110
792,509,348
;-
Total
showing the figures for each city, for the
cities)..
(7
y
Hastings
Lincoln
yX X
■■
H,,t
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
+'.
Inc. or
'■■■•;: Dec.
$
j
;:V$
v.-
"7 f)'*
:•
v-.+y
■
St.
4,128,326
+13.9
4,106,310
9,775,996
8,739,785
+ 11.8
7,644.578
7,054,450
802,972,665
1,052,305
192,954.011
1.9 '
,—
8,966,823
'*
187,513.528
•
9.8,;.
+ 9.7
+25.8
+
2.9
1,050,844
.
942,128
11,794,906
176,352.859
11,045,550
,
14,486,730 —15.2 Vr"
9,841,537
31,929,762 V +10.6
29,583,176
501,208,732 m,498,717,851 x <,+" .0.6,.
501,470,316.
13,655,892
13,938,183
— 2.0
13,886,816
8,195,886
6,780,943
+29.9 . ..
7,080,285
.
35,301,136
iA—,
*
Joseph
Springs
1,189,626
1,025,646
12,291,356
•
Colorado—Colorado
3,771,667
0.9 " -
—
1,223,374
11.276,254
''<•
—
^Missoui'Lrj-Kansas.City^
J
-
—
Kansas—Topeka.
Wichita— 1
1959
1960
cJo
4,701,780
..
I'
...
Omaha—i.
Week Ended Feb: 17
1961
1962
Clearings at—
V
+
City-
1,103,697
1,154,226
Nebraska—Fremont
: C.
years:
Maine—Bangor
3.874,836
21,048,772
13.318,235
6.3
—11.3
22,747,614
Illinois—Bloomington^
831,592,367
699,204,915
1,510,853,886
1.6
+.
27,921,470,426
J week ended Feb. 17 for four
4,794,638
—
66,072,083
;
City
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
1,572,507,527
'V*.K
22,470,274
+ 12.0
—10.8
8,898,527
760,565,492
1,491,789,802
York. City
New
-.8,401,345
840,111,368
-\
:
1,543,150,365
;'-;_;;;^XJ^.i--106 cities
• +
1,818,634,509
13,363,114,522
12th San Fran'cisco-i..
Outside
186,220,283
1,572,507,527
v
656,033,740 '"+10.8
'<726,985,800
....
■
850,879,255
1,627,316,831
—
764,609,499
777,141,190
4 $
—
185,117,397
1,617,797,212
1,770,929,227
704,567
239,210,388
*
1,627,316,831
—20.7
+
6.4
^ 5,067,692
Kentucky—Louisville
2.8
.+
^92,509,348'
V
«#
-9
11th Dallas...
5,224,342
Iowa—Cedar
'
10th Kansas City
118,075,000
1,278,874,304
00 +
—
--16,157.042
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
14,453,916,199
0.5
+
13,296,830
14,404,712
...
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy.
•1,407,605,706
5,363,904
110,611.000
986,875,259
16,196,649,162
16,977,290
17,359,982
•'f-.fVr.C'iViiS'."''
21,027,945
-
Haute
1959-
>•*;.;■•>' $•
'. V;.tr
990,936,445-
'
:
3.0
+
862,385,138
777,361,110
44
•
7
$
4,252,309
22.382,581
14,888,460
Minnesota
875,120,376
•.
__
8.4
\:y, y.'
Terre
;
1960
v
1.9'
'
—
1,896,688,908
M
_
+
1,545,387,556
1,842,983,453
4i.
17
_
+
i
Wayne
Total ;( 17
1.6
—
863,114,683
859,031,443
««
-
3.7
—
1,542,240,046
1,588,691,413
7
or
Dec. %
.15,121,826,417
_
r;
"
Inc.
'
'$
';
9
__
5tli Richmond
9 th
1961
'
'
994,937,870
—
1,545,387,556
V*'
12,394,955
<Ar'l
958,449,288
1st Boston
2nd New
772,170
276,446,070
10,993,048
by Federal Reserve Districts;
'
1962
..
Week Ended Feb. 17—
•,
V-i-rX
/
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
;
„
*
;
a';;
Bend.
Dallas Reserve District of 10.8%,, and in the
of 3.4%.
278,693,566
8.5
South
In the Kansas.City Reserve District the
gain of. 1.5%.
a
294,387,368
+
Indianapolis
2.8%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.9%, but the St. Louis Reserve
of
343,079,224
—11.4
t^V:*vA
Indiana—Fort
0.5%; The Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss
smaller by
are
6,813,846
345,596,005
:+
1.5
984,278
252,966,000
18,632,318
Lansing
decline of 1.6%, and.in the Boston
3.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals register
by 3.0%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 8.4%, but in the Richmond. Reserve
District the totals
6,708.846
'
'
improvement" bf 1.9 %. "In "the 'Cleveland: Reserve District thevtotals are larger
an
'
'
8,018,218
274,358,000
•
Michigan—Ann. Arbor
Grand Rapids
note that in
we
"
;t. Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and
.
v+29.9
+20.1
;
871.822
i/'
gain of 2.4%, the bank clearings
We group
1
+
465,700,000
273,393,202
15,514,479
...
Orleans
cities)
(10
'
+22.0
>
35,892,929
; 178,720.871
1,675,021,968
...
Louisiana—New
'
1.8
+ 12.3
+
308.492,366
355,147,487
-
...
Mobile
'
:
having amounted to $27,921,470,426 against $27,929,022,090 in the
week in 1961.
this
at
statement, however, which we present further below,
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
there
week
the whole country
313,253,503
36.630.487
178,773,733
461.500,000
7,832,798
,
+.4.4
6,431.470
Mississippi—Vicksburg
able to give final and
>
7.844.937
Alabama—Birmingham
we
465,300.000
8.228,900
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville.....:
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
36.832,134
V) 177,244,727
,
,
Georgia—Atlanta
36,961,249
185,114,275
473.600.000
9,238,377
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nasliville...'.*.;;
207,751.06+
6,765,772
31,638,736
551,274,211
13,998,505
6,986,769
802,152,899
'
'
Portland
——.j.
.
-Massachusetts—Boston
lO
V'1
-
~803y355,467
775,926,459
—
3.4'*+ V-
"
Total
(9
777,141,190
cities)
764,609,499
+
752,086,385
1.6
831,592,367
'
Fall "River
...
3,714,744
_
3,514,198
0.6
3,687,238
1,608,580
+ 15.7
1,509,005
1,476,461
4,522,695
—11.1
3,987,687;
3,491,529
3,736,577
v
:
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Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
■
Loweii";;
;
1,761,629
■- -
•
.
*
'V
New, Bedford
.
sp ringfieid' tci J'.;..;.;
4,019,278
'
:" i
:
;
19,687,400 ;+
21,144,954 '
"
+' Worcester
'
,.
•
7.4
15,711,070
-
17,345,155
6;'7
60,660,422
16,177,714
■
—10.4
■
14,225.822
I
^
Rhode
New
Island—Providence
V
'
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61,787,742-
' 24,192,046
+'4.8
37,369.200
43,110,200
—13.3
4,122,417
:/
_i—.
3,651,127
+ 12.9
; 3,540,064
3.7
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f
Total
cities)
(12
•
:
-
;
r
'.
'
27,478,364
■
'
'
■
994,937,870
r-rr
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■
28,580;379
I :yy
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—t
York—Albany
t
1
i
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130,363,833
Total
151,675,955
New
_J
.....
—
3,245 986
.
_
York
-
Rochester
..
♦
1
;
;
^—
"
612.513,799
615,243,244
+
4.6
42,902,985
47,510,842
+
7.2
Jersey—Newark
Northern
.
Total
New
(9
6,400,000
4.5
7,224,280
7,393,204
0.8
13,566,942
14,335,608
726,985,800
—
6,154,594
15,081,089
656,033,740
+ 10.8
699,204,915
.704,431,284
227,833,358
+
3.9
230,544,118
230,661.583
35,471,689
201,657,452
—
—
29,158,176
6,971,157
Lake
*32,834,260
t
•
+
California—Long
Pasadena
165,871,693
6.6
3,146,697
3,478,616
3,392,553
3,353,562
+
13,975,209,739
«an
Jose
-Santa
-
50,581,473
"Total
55,338,085
29,581,844
0.6
+11.1-
Stockton
19,926,100
809,243,771
41,133.271
13,294.509
15,493,117
820,892,106
'
Barbara.
v..
...
:
5,689,612
216,658,773
115,590,281
27,102,021
128:760,570
24,889,627
-
~
...
15,670,513,249
Beach
Francisco
:
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237,165,250
City—
i.
-Saiv
i
2.0
2.1
60.879,507
36,467,627
236,654,207
Yakima
*41,500,000
13,263,318
17,361,013
—
15,318,106
1,543,150.365
1,491,789,802
+ 22.5
5,821,191
6,085,852
9.5
246,230,703
224,386,072
+ 11.6
115,655,126
130,291,476
+
—22.2
18,827,175
32,417.511
20,654,111
1.4
798,197,211
730,517,111
+ ' 0.9
38,670,815
37,330,304
—
+
8.2
82,049.350
81,936,707
+
0.1
103,698,473
95,043,428
+
9.1
30,796,563
0.2
11,920,097
10,068,409
+
13.3
14,190,887
12,913,525
+
3.4
1,510,853,886
1,435,325,954
0.1
29,503.679.543
27.151,510,731
2.4
13,833,166.294 ' 13,176,300,993
—
33,632.067
(10
cities)—4.
"
New
6,356.000
6,433,102
Washington—Seattle
1
0.5
+
14,877,944,972
61,234,763
_
13,548.386
11.9
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
986,875,259
'A
+ 92.3
.
4,079,729
14,558,355,904
■
Syracuse
cities)
16.640,909
+
14,965,257
-
Oregon—Portland
3,473,944
3,996,101
_
James town-
49.321,295
5,623,000
(6
+12.5
563,944,928
47,159,739
6,161,000
2,825,490
V
'
Elmira
.
Galveston
;■
67,805,074
152,414.375
_
Buffalo
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Utah—Salt
New
-
X Wichita Falls—
.'36,166,000
44,285,900
'*
:
i
69,934,175.;
Worth...
17,532,390
19,718,408
630,924,738
•
.
958,449,288
———_
,-
990,936,445
25,358,859
;
Hampshire—Manchester
Fort
V 12,830,397*
(!+
1
54,376,258
wi
Dallas-..
X .15,077,614
'
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..CJjcyi-necticu't—liar tford.—__
New Haven;_'_:
Texas—Austin..-—
92,233.066
100,947,108
16,196,649,162
14,453,916,199
Grand
86,927,153
110,071,139
total
(106
cities)
27,921,470,426^ 27,929,022,090
—
"
Jersey.
cities)
:___
15,131,826,417: 15,375,673,576
—
1.6
Outside New
.
York City
* Estimated,
(a) Clearings
13,363,114,522
13,051,077,118
operations discontinued.
+
50
(1018)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
/
Fund Notices
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to
RATES
and
Country
Monetary
CERTIFIED
BY
FEBRUARY
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
16,
Unit
Noon
FEDERAL
1962
Buying
RESERVE
Rate
BANK
FEBRUARY
TO
22,
for*Cable
TO
TREASURY
1962,
transiers
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
New
York
(Value
in
1930
'
Feb. 16
Monday
/..A"," Feb.. 19
$
Tuesday
•
Wednesday
peso
Feb. 20
$
.0120554
$
/ Australia,
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
Feb. 21
:
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•v./,
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^General
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malayan
dollar
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escudo
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1.401763
2.815660
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-
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series
Marine
due-
•
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i,
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1981,
1,:
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Chemical
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'-
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1
.
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series A debentures due
T;
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1/ 1972
5.19
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t
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due
860
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5lA% debs, due March 1, 1971_y—Mar
Plywood Corp,
Canadian
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742
;
preferred
Invest'hient-Co.—:•
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..
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1.402570
2.815800
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1,
Ltd.—:
Roosevelt
-
March
due
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debs^.:
Ry.—
debentures .due
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Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Republic of 8outh Africa, rand.
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(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
.0120554
2.243553
0386437
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Japan,
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rupee
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list
a
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in. which the details
Thursday
'
Argentina,
found
be
the current volume
Money;.
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Friday
will
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.'
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preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking Lund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
INCLUSIVE
in
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
••'744
Co.—
2.80%. first mortgage bonds due Mar. 1, 1980—
Mar
1
Duquesne Light Co. 5% debentures due March 1, 2010—Mar
1
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.—
;--r .
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5Vi% secured conv. series A debs, due Mar. 15, 1978+Mar 15
863
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,
Imbank
Consolidated Statement of Condition
ber banks
(In millions of dollars)
■
certificate
Feb. 14,
1962
account
(
:
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$16,029
.
1,150
$16,523
$16,523
Held
168
a
net of
z'zy/zZ
45
45 /
rowings
4
from
Banks
increased
//, * /'/
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.a/v'A
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2,683
4,955
,
,
l;673
Z
16,728
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Held
'
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Z
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15,991-
;
3,791;
2,542
$28,188
$28,043
$26,586
repurchase agreement
Total
;
loans
Cash
items
Bank
and
securities, A.
premises
in
of
process
collection
Other assets;.
.
and
investments
Commercial^
A '/A .iA
to
Reserve
....V1?.",;
notes——
Deposit's*:;' A,
1
1
Member
U.
S.
.
bank
$27,969
'•'*>
SS
$27,996.
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f
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A
Loans
$27,083
447
190
liabilities
-
.
Total
.
4,251.
;
V-
$49,982
451
WlfVlir,
Within
One
$48,033
Other
acc'ts
on acceptances
purchd. Tor foreign correspondents
of
gold certificate reseries
deposit & F. R. note liab. combined
114
*
"F.
R.
soliaated
note
notes
liabilities
of
other
statement
combined"
Federal
shown
includes
Banks
37.4%
million
netted
out
of
of
with
■; i
con-
above.
weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
.
ended
Feb.
14:
.
States
U.
demand deposits
adjusted; and
million in U. S. Government
demand
deposits and $150 million in time and
savings deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans
increased in 10 dis¬
increases of $165
for
a
net
gain of $79 million; in the^
comparable
week a year
ago these loans increased
$243 million.
Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or
carrying
U. S. Government securities
increased $206 million. Real
estate loans increased
$37 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills by
weekly reporting
mem-
Corp.,
March
series
1,
+.W
»
due
5%%'
bonds
y.A/+
Mar
T
685
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preferred
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.
s.
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preferred^ stock J
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745
746
A.402
A/A,
1968
-Mar 31
Ltd. ,5.%
cumulative:, conv,
•
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Theatre
v.,,.
second
States
stock-
preferred
;
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,
conv.
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:
,
+
2,280'.
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+
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r
+ 7,099 ■-
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adjusted?
63,071
&
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90,519
partnerships
+ 2.036
corporations
67,171
4,648
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+
2,229
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324
2,489
•.
165
+
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+ 1,092:
-
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154
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—1,236
572
deposits—
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political subdivisions_'l_I.:^_L
150
From
F.' R.
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others
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10
+;
&
Forster
7%
7%
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D
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37
293
2,137
23
346
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94
680
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Dana
of
loans
all
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to
domestic
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14
common
1
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40c
2'
2-15
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50c
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.
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2-23
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(quar.)
9
/ 4- 5
.*•■ 4-16
.$1.75
.
■—
Stores
2-
■
;
3-15
reserves;
demand
individual
deposits
loan
except
items
those
of
and
after
shown
are
U.. S.
787
deduc¬
(L.
3-16
3-5
certified
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and
officers'
deposits of U.
S.
checks
available.
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.
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banks, less cash items in process off colleccomparison excludes change in deposits due to mutual
93 3/c
33A% preferred A
3% %
banks
commercial
shown separately.
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■
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commercial
tlon.
Year-ago
savings banks.
-
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r
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tlncludes
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2-20
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1
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Cunningham
108
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preference
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3-15
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3-15
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preferred
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1
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.
$4.20
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3.-16
..
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50c
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4-14
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Ar<-^A-:/
pfd. (quaiv)Ltd-. A extra) —
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35
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of
,...
prefeVred -.fquar'.')/idA-A.Corps; class A
:
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/+ 6,573
2,140
liabilities
^Exclusive
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.4-14
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4-13
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(Toroiuo)
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...
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i5c
(quar. A j—
(quar.)— —
Seal
1
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Zellerbach
<5rush
105
6,764
etcA___'
banks
Borrowings:
Co.
&
Hoiaer•
+'
I
5-
,
-12V2C '
cumulative
Five-for-four split
8
3,108-
tAA
institutions,
15c
5-
•
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Trust
5
998
—
time
official
Milk
Cork
;15c
.
Finance
'
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etc.—;
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(Cleveland)
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
"
crown
Foreign:
tion
Per
/
/-AAAA.—
(quar.)
A
Crown
25'
-
and savings
deposits—total§„'A— AA 43,359';'
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings
deposits
—
i__AAA--' 30,899
CAPITAL
:
Petroleum' Corp.-A—i.A:^^.-i_
Crowley
'......
—
Chemical
Creole
994
—
86
540.v
*;
Time
Other
*
,
Crow's
11,507'
interbank
Co/ class
:
Crbwn
———IZAAII
,
flame of Company
Crbssett
•
banks
/
Class
B
(quar.)-—"_—
i.___—-~
County Trust (Wnite Plains i+(quar.
A1-.
Govts.,
Z *
161Z
—
...
savings
Domestic
5-
114
.
political-subdivisions.AA--..
and
509
+1,696
26
Z
6oo
—
303':
^AiAy'154,972
S.
States
-•
226
;
deposits—totaljf
Other
+ 1,675
—
33
—
4,962
deposits
and
288
-
50>->'
—
12,419
—
banks
■
87
17,581
Banks—
domestic
+
manuring:
WH—,
years—
R.
«
,+ 1,590 ;
25"
1,461
268
•
-
tricts
6•%
United
486
—
v
S.
Government:.
Domestic interbank:
..
An increase of
$394 million in loans
adjusted; decreases
of $350 million in
holding of U. S. Government securi¬
ties and $374 million in
■■■':
3
5,497
U.
coin—._—
Commercial
of
22
;*•• + 2,444
Govts.,, official institutions,
statement
due
,
5%%
pipe "line
Corp.—v ';/ /
Z*
convertible subordinated debentures
4,64%
.+';
;
350
assets/liabilities—
Mutual
condition
bonds
cumul.
Southern Union Gas Co.-^-
.
16,894.;
Commercial
Condition Statement off Member
Banks
684
684
1
cumul.; conv. pfd," stock,.__:__Mar 19
4%
Laboratories
Simon
17
187:
+,
t-
nun.
F.
with
Demand
Federal
the
>■
;;.
33,564
Foreign:
The
5.
;
;
+•<• ;37.-.-+•,677.
years-.-..—
Individuals,
$555
•-
Mar
Lynch. Communications
593
1,760
LIABILITIES—
35,7%
;
/,
.
Sept.; 1/ 1967
series
4%%
line
1st
mtge.
1, -1978
Sept.
,,
/''-ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED "A V;
7%
-.17
+,
banks—.1—
securities
Demand
35.9%
Reserve
+
643 '
187
110
.
due
,
13,452
Other assets—
$49,329
•Ratio
V
i
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+>
•
-
"
banks
year
five
and
Total
$51,362
606
20
:
$50,640
bonds
pipe
and
...
202
securities—total-——
:
AAA,,
j
&
r.-no
five
Balances
817
60
+
•+
' 20&
+
3,058
—AA^/AA*
one
to
Currency
419
42:
•
Contigent liability
Reserves
»■
■749
■
Treasury notes
37
888
56
2,613
V:*.
etc—
1
stock-—A*-./—-Apr
/.1AVZZ/////" ;;/•//,
$1.56 cumulative- convertible preferred stock_//_A—Mar
1
El Paso Electric Co.—//'/•/:.-,
-U
:
5!+% mortgage bonds due May L i989__Al/Ai/;
—Mar 19
FMC Corp., 3%% cumulative
^-/-Mar. 16
preferred stock--y_—.
Gabriel Co., 5%
cumulative preferred stock——.
._A-Feb 28
+.**
bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
450
888
"+-
595 ;
110
loanSw—AA—A—+AA A/
domestic commercial
After
$19,245
___
capital
foreign
Government
Reserves
.
&
to
S.
3,175
yz v G4
accounts
liabs.
finance,
//.
Corp.*— -"
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
6,753
+
4-
2,295
Treasury
452
$17,738
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
—
to
estate
+
79:-
1,362
financial+institutions:
personal
747
•
1,966
—
640
i
1
■
U.
172
260
3,746
—
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
capital
Real
,
Loans
539
'
$17,670
'
$17,466
-
16,575
205
265
-
Other
nonbank
finance,
due
Gulf. American
•*/ Z Other AAA,—
i,
16,758
464
^
Total deposits
—
Deferred availability cash items
Capital paid in
Surplus
Sales
line
mtge.
1977:
/General Indicator. Corp,, 6%
or carrying:
securities,,^,/,,,
—
pipe
1st
1,
Brunswick
pur-
'/
1966^—_Mar
1975v~i-^/—rl/i AMal -1
debs,
Company and Issue— ;"
purchasing,
securities
mtge.
Sept.
Abbott
+ 7,021
11
+
"
32,117
for
'/AAAAAZ//AAA
S/Government
v Other,
Loans to
r
'
*;'•*>
16,547
u
Other
Total
$49,329r
-D.
for
Other:.loans
reserves
:
'
securities
'
Treasurer—general account
Foreign
^
^r'
'■
It
■f'-t
y»,.
loans:
dealers
Government 'securities—
8;-
Other
67
394
;
72,099
1,318
and
640
1
•'A/A
i
1,
-
Co.—;
5%
Transmission
/
Feb. 15,.
carrying: ZaAZA/A/Z
or
".,1,Other loans
;
Z
'
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v
.
109
133-
v
119,637
„
industrial
"'rP:;
'
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Co.—
due March 1,
Corp.
'■// Vulc^p Material^ Co.
i
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Feb. 7,
adjusted-!.-.__A-r 117,877
loans
brokers
chasing
.A-
4,453
350
..$51,362
/•..jjj/sjftr't
LIABILITIES—>
A./
*
$50,640
; t
Eastern
series
milllomb'
/"■ ; 1962 /. *•'; 1962
...
1961 ' ;
v.
; A'(In millions of dollars)A/:>•••
.A,A___
and
Agricultural
---Loans
Zr>$27fQ§5;
$28,442:
/
5,462 / n■■■••>'■ no
*A
111
197;
i.&?■■■ '■(, |'
Totals gssets a/—a
Federal
:
5,065
,
'
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,$28,188 Z .,$26,701.
$28,256
;
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hv,
.
Z
_
-*
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-
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V
•
Loans
Gas
Mar
1977—__w__———Mar
Investment
senior notes
1977;
-to- 'iA
A
Feb. 14,
Total loans and Investments-
U5
,528,043
/ //
ASSETS—
Loans
bought outright
under
3,762
"
5,451
20,041!
Z.A,
2,596
.
bor¬
1986_—
//
due
747
*y/ /^"A
s 'Increfc.se ■('+') or•'
••
nmuo)
•
2,598
Certificates
but
million.
'
•
Texas
c
1,
866
i
1
198T——Mar
Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
;
•+•-' r- /v"//
debs, due Mar; 15,- 1974__yi___l_^—^AiAMar 15
5 \'z %
/
>
1st
million
domestic commercial banks decreased $7.8
/
■'/
$37
decreased' $23
others
Corp.-—
&
1,
RR'.— /'
debentures
due
ftlar. 1, 1982„Mar
March
bonds due March
debentures
15,-'1980__Mar l5
Jan.
due
due
Terminal
Acceptance
Southwestern
'
due
B
I bonds
John
5-'/2%
dis¬
one
'
Indiana
.ZZA-'Z:,'. /V'-V-;/;
:/',/'-y /■
/
series
ser.
6Y2%- debs,
subordinated
4^8%
.
Saint
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from:
XT. & Government securities:
'
A
'
Ltd.
Standard-Thomson
46
.
$105 million,
bonds
•/Public Service Electric-
in
.
Federal Reserve
Z.;'/:
outright—
million
Ltd.—'
3.20%
mtge. 47/a%
5V2%
City and $128 million in the San Francisco:
Savings deposits increased in all but
•/•'/// 314'
209
under: repurchase agreement
Bought
1st
490
advances
outright
by
&
Merchants
trict and
$17,079
475
Acceptances:
Bought
Kentucky
decreased
District.
'
and
bonds
deposits adjusted decreased $237
New York
1,050
488
Discounts
Government
Oil Co.,
-
1961
•
$15,373
1,152
Total gold certificate reserves
S.
Co.
mtge.
Steel Co.,
Ii*vlng
Feb. 22,
•
1962
$15,371
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
U.
and
first
Inland
$93 million.
Feb. 21,
assets—
notes
ury
Realty
6/4-%
million; Treasury certificates
increased $25 million; and the combined total of Treas¬
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Gold
decreased $282
s-
-
Volume
195
Number 6137 .J.
Payable of Rec.
Share
*•
Per
When. Holders
Per
Company
(1019)"
51
=
;
■
Name of
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
^
Name of
.
Company
'
Holders
When
Share
,
-
Per
•■
.
,
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
-
When
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
Supply Co;
Dentists
(N. Y.)
Detrdit
Steel Corp.
Denver
Rio Grande & Western RR.
Alkali
Diamond
!
Co.,
(quar.)
common
7
2-20
Federal
Paper Board.
2-20
Federal
Sign
10c
Houses
(quar.)
Go.
Pepper
.
$1.25
Finance
*
2-23
3-31
3-
Financial
4-
3-16
1
2-23
Fiat
1
2-15
Field
1
2-17
Fifty Associates Co.
;• 4- 2
3-16
Filtrol
($1.25
'3-1
' 4- 2
(25c!
$T
$8c
Ltd.^(quar.)-c^l—:
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J20c
i
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loc
•'-■
50c
.'t;;
U
3-
8
l;
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A
:;>•
2- 9
V;2-27"-
3-15
Deposit. (Syracuse,
Governor:
,-ii
class
$4
Co:,
25c
•t
*
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'
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V
4(4%
•;'
5-n
2-
3-1
f5oe *•-?
4-J
f'
30c
2
f'
Light,
&
A
3-
;
t$1.75
preferred .(accum.) ____—
East? wu, uwuwv» AMev* u*
tov
»"y*
St, Louis.& Interurban Watery'
; ?
; >' Y' '
^
!*■
I
6%
preferred, (quar.
-r—'—-f_-;,$1.25
Eastern- Gas- &'Fu'el Assoc?,'-com, (quar.)__;>'
isternt:40c
(' 4(4 %. preferred
(quar.)^l^
Class
B
.
•" /
v
3-
i:
2
V -3- 1
2-28
.
Ecuadorian
Corp
•*
.
Class
A
'■
2-28
class
A
4%
•
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Co.
(quar.)_^__^_________^^-.T_—-Lt t
Stores, common (quar.)____^_'
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.72 preferred (quar.)
A $5.40 preferred
(quar.>______—__——
,
$5.36? preferred
"
2
;
.;
2-23
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Great Western
Gas
4(4%
preferred
preferred
5.365<"
<
preferred
5^
%•
5-
1
2-23
Great
Western
Products,
3-31
3-20
Greater
•
Ltd.
4-
60c
2-28
-
,
r
■
preferred (quar.)_______—
preferred (quar.)__J__--L__^_i^__i
preferred a (quar.)
6j40AY preferred
(quar.) —n
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)___
;
convertible
$4,875
A
Elastic
Stou
Nut
2nd
Mountain Power
Green
America
3-
1
3-1
1-30
3-15
2-28
4%
—
i 4-
1
3-14
3-15
5%
;
•
J
4
Initial
-
$1.21%
:25c.
Elvvell-Parkcr
Electric
Co.
(quar.)
Emerson Electric Manufacturing—
A;
New iinitial quar.
Ai"
Ero.ery
Emery
Freight
Industries
..
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A
Empire District Electric, com.
4%%- preferred (quar.)
'.
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Oil
Sfate
"bo;—•.•.;•♦*
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v-
1
3-15
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4r36-%" preferred
,
Equity
$2
17 (4c
Erie
&
Resistor.
90c
.1
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Corp.,,- common fquar.)___
3,44%
.,
Fafnir
nreferred
Bearing
(quar.)—
(quar.)___^^
Fall River. Electric
Light,
.{
—
$2.20
50c
$2.25
1
2-
>
9
Marble,
Georgia-Pacific
V
stock
27 VaC
Compress,
Federal
.
&
.Warehouse ;v( quar.) A,-*/
__A-_
——
Insurance
Go.
(Newark, -Ni
Quarterly
Fet^rai-Mogul-Bower Bearings,
J.)-—
%
Food;
1
Portland
Giddings
.2-21
class
3-1
1
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5-1
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l
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.
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34%C
:T""'"'25c
3- <1
A
4-
1"
3-15
Brace
Farms
3-
' 56 V4C
a
new
Shale
Corp.,
Envelopes,
Rubber
Sltock
class
Ltd.,
A
2-15
2-20
4-
1 "
2-20
5 Va %
4-
dividend
Inc,
1
Gloray
2-16
Knitting
Mills
&
(quar.) <
'37(4<r
3-10
2-16
/
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2-20
3-
4-
1
3-15
20c
4-
1
4-
Nugget"
9
A- 2
3-
9
3-10
,2-26
3-10
2-26
5c-
(quar.)__**___.
$1.25
1
v-2-13
2-26
•
2-27
3-12
3-
2-
1-.
9
6/
$1.50
4-19
4-
12 %c
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2-13
3-J2
45c
(quar.)_
com;
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3*
40C
9
2-15
.
3-1
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A-
1
9
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3* l*
3-
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.
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10 c
3-
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Ltd.—
1
3-16
30c
3-30
3-16
IOC
4-16
4-
3%
3-
1
1-12
25c
3-
9
2-26/
($1.62
Z
2
25c
3-
1
2-20,
48%c
3-
1 /
2-10
27 Vac
4-
2
3- 5*
(quar.)
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pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
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stock
3,
3-
5,
2-
9
3-
23c,,
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9
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1
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.
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.3-12
2-23
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common
3-15
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split)
(initial)
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preferred
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.2-23
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12 VaC
D
(quar.)
.
American Sugar Co.
Corp.
1"
2-21
3-
1
2-21
3-24
3-
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Curtis
Common
1
1%
3-24
3-
1
3 Va %
3-
6
2-16
4%%
10c
2-28
2-15
20 c
4-
1
3-15
10c
3-27
3-5
2-
Hilo
Industries;
class
A
(quar.)_
/—/,!—!!_!—!_!
4-
3-
9
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-28
class
A
Hinde
4-13
Hiram*.Walker-G. & W.)—See Walker
3-
1
2-15
2-16
2-13
3-1
2-13
87 %c
15c
3—1
3-11
2-
v
9
2-15
2-13
4-25
4-14
7-25
7-16
10 25
10-15
11c
3-30
3-
Corp., common (quar.).:
preferred (quar.)
;
L___
1st preferred A
(quar.)
Z
&
Dauch,
Ltd.
Hollinger
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-.1
2-In
3-23
2-28
$1.25
,
(45c
(quar.)_!_______—_
Consolidated Gold
Mines,
(Hiram)L.-"--
b
Hobarf Mfg.
Homestake
Co.
*
5%
40c
(quar.
Mining
(quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
common—,___•—__
3- .2
3-20
'
3-
1
'•
2-14
3-16
2-20
25c
3*12
3-
1
12 %c
3-15
3-
5
-
Honolulu Rapid Transit,
...
Ltd.—
(15c
,
2-28
2-15,
-•37%c-:.
$.34375
Hotels
"
,2-23
3-.1
IOC
'20c
>
I
23c
^-23
10c
1
(quar.)
57«
1'
3-15
3-
25c
Supermarkets*
2-23
3-15
2
(quar.—«*_
2-23
5%
2-16
2-26
4-
25c
Light
3-10:
/
3-23
3-15
'
$1.09%
3-13,
,
2-16'
50c
•
Hilton
3-23
10c
i_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
1
87 %c
'
Quarterly
.
--
20c
5Va%-
1
20c
.
20c
2-13
1
3*15
,
3-15
7 VaC
(quar.)
3-
5-
■
i„
9
91 %c
(quar.)__
3-15
,
U3c
(quar.H_—____/
1
2-
Portion
Electric
Hill's
5
7 Vac
•
„
(qUar.)'
3-
2-26
20c.
12c
(quar.)
2-28
3-14
12 %C
10Q
J_
50c
(quar.)_-_____
(quar.)
Co.. 3.65% preferred
2-15
8c
2-23
Quarterly
3-13
27 VaC
J.)
(H.
25c
.
2-23;
3-12
(quar.)
Co.
Pak, Inc. (Fla.)» (quar.)
Hercules Powder, common (increased)_.
$2 convertible class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate (increased-quar.)—
Heublein, Inc.
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
2-15
1
30c,
2-23
3-12
13 %c
C
3-12
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
preferred
Heiene
3-15
33-
—
(quar.)!_i
A
preferred
Henderson's
1
$2.50
•
25c
(quat.X—
3-
,
(quar.)
'
Inc.
2-21
4* 2
$1.06%
.!
World,
preferred
Haytian
2-19
3-15
,
(Pft.)
2-23
3-15
'
$1.50
___.
Globe'Security; Systems.
c
2-28
*
A
3-15
?
(quar.)__
Electric
5.10%
30c
—
(monthly)!—
2-23
Mfg.
Hawaiian
1
3-
25c
(quar-.)—_=.i.< M!_!_
3-15
,
Refractories,
common
3-31
50c
(initial)
class
-5-4
.....
New
4.80%
54VaC
-
(auar.)—
Products
9
5-15
$1
'
common
Electric
55c
v-
Brick
2-
(3%
Fire Insurance
19c
(quar.)_—!-_!'_—!__
common
1
25C
k
Hartford
5%
(quar.)
Machine Tool
9
3-
;
Chemical
Hastings
2/13/.
3-1.
$1.25
(quar.)_—
A
1
2-
'
k—
—
3-
1
Super Markets (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Harshaw
2-15;
1
12 Vac
(quar.)______
2
3-
30c
\
International,
Harris-Teeter
Hawaiian
—
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Hartford
55c
8
9
$1.12%
(quar.).
;
Hart-Carter
pfd,/ (quar;)
$2
Globb-Wernicke Industries Inc.
----- -v.
-
Globe
.
1-31
1-31
*
2-15
—!
Cement
Lewis
&
Co..
Glen-Gery
.
3-
1
Gilpin (H. B.) class lA (quar.>__——.-!••
•2-13
Hardee
5
3-
3-
15c
6V2%
preference (quar.)
Harris-Interlype Corp. (quar.)
>■;
Gillette
-12-30
30c
2-
2-15
$$1'.25
Quarterly
Harsco
2-15
2-28
' 15c'A
1
62 VaC
(inereased-quar.)-
—
1
Extra "'
3-
2-
1
3-23
15c
Co
preferred
Harcourt
5
•"
Corp.,
Corp.
dividend
Giant
2-28
6%
r
2-
1
3-
%25c
(increased)
common
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
2-28
V
(quar.)___
Gerber Products Co.
Giant
4c
2
3-
——
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
25c
'
3-
60c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hanna/,(M.' A.i Co.
/Hanna Mining (quar.),
2-13!
Heinz
1
Fecferal
.
-
(quar.)_^___—
Rubber
Ltd.,
Harman,
Hazeltine
3-
^
40c
&
Hecla
6-
(aHmial)i_^ili_•,
—
2-15
$4c
dividend
Andy
Handy
2-13"
3-10 A
$1.25
93% c
1
'
Stock
Handy
.
2-23
,/
3-
25c
(quar.)
Handmacher-Vogel (quar.)
2-21
2-16
6
2-20
3-15
(quar.).al_"_.
3-
3-10
-
2
60c
1
2-20
1
Asphalt 'FroductsA
3-15 "
-
2-28
preferred (quar.)—!—•__
—•
80c preferred
(quar.)
Genung's Department Stores, pfd. (s-a)^_-___
2-26
2-
3-
5Uc
$6
"3-5
;
2-27
2-29
&
3-
Ltd
preferred
1
preferred
2-19
4-2
—
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
4-1
Waterworks
2-19
3-15
25c
5
4-1
Tire
2-19
3-15
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
66C
4.36%
3-15
t50c
__!_
(s-a)
Cotton,
59%
General
2-19
$1.11
CoscoA (quar.)
53 Vac
5%
3-
Mines.
(quar.)
preferred
Water
Corp.
(quar.)
Georgia
1
2-
3-15
35c
_A
—
2-19
3*15
$1.27
(quar.)
Watch, common (reduced-quar.)
4%
preferred, (quar.)
Hainmermlir Paper Co.,. common
«: 4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Electronics—
&
2-19
3-15
Hamilton
of Pennsylvania-—
(quar.)
*3-15
$1.25
preferred
5%
2-15
2-26
—7 Vac
.
25c
$5.08
4 'A %
25b'
i,:
3-15
$1.10
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
2-28
3-15
3-15
40c
>
9
;3wl5
I
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
4-iA
4-
2-
v3-12
6
?
/;?-/< •;
•
35c
$1.16
tlOc
9
4-17
—
8-24
.
(quar.)__^_^___!__——_
3-2
3-15
of Indiana—'
I
9-10
$1.29
(quar.)—
preferred
3
3-
32-
22 %c
(quar.)________—
preferred
General
-'
:
3-31
1
"
(quar.)_—:—_—.!_—___
1
5-25
(quar.)
common
Hamilton
5
8*
•
preferred (quar..)___^__L__"__!!!_—J
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
4.25%
-•
„
3-
-/-/•* A
;
33-
6-11
(quar.)
Hamilton
3-14
1
4-
V 30c
-
3-19
3-19
$1.25
preferred
Hajoca
3-16
4-
Corp;
2
3-
12 Vac
quar.)i._-
3-30
$1.25
,
4.40%
„
:
9
9
4-
10c
Brit—
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4.75%
;;
.
Federal.
4-
27(4c
•'
22-
37 %c
;___
preferred
Mining,
2-
2-28
•
'
(quar.)_^
common
(quar.)
Hallnor
2-15
of California—
Co.
2-
2-28
30C-
(Increased)-
preferred
States Utilities,
Hackensack
2-15
3-30
(Syracuse; N..- Y.)__«__i?—J. $7.50.
Fed-Mart -Corp: ___Lr,_Li.
12 (4c,
,Fedders
1
3-15
3-
10c
-
/Ginn & Company—
:
4-27-*
$1.12(4
■
(quar.)
5.16%
preferred
Gunnar
for the year '
from
2-
2-28
4-27
40c
;
:
515*
5-15
;——_____
3-15
,,
5
(quar,)_____—_-—
2-21
AA
4-
3-15- -2-21
(quar.)
9
—
"
4-20
t
-•
free
2-
2-28
2-28
8c
$5.00
2-15/
5*28
Telephone Go.
Common
2-14.
2-
-
2-28
9c
$4.44
/ 3-31
6-15
3-
dividend
'
income
$4.40
7
3-15
4-1-
Stock
2-28
3-15
1
Equip-
$4.20 preferred
$1.18%
Family; Circle .Association, class A
Farpous Players Canadian Corp.(aupr;);A-_-r .-$25e
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
_r
Gulf
$1.18%
General Telephone
3-16
3-
2-
Corp.
Power,
Halliburton
-
preferred,(quar.).
General
-
1-12
(quar.)
I/'1
3-10
preferred (quar.)
,__!!—__l__
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
-
General
2-21
3-10
2-
.A $1.45
(initial)--.,'."/",.-. 8c;,
pfd.
3-15
9c
Ohio RR.f
&
preferred
4.64%
2-15
4-10
_____
Industries
preferred
5.28%
3
81''.c
■
,
$5.80
(4 %
5(4%
2-15
3-15
*
3-15
A/:25c
(quar.K_——
preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. (Iowa)—
•
2-15
„
3
35c
2-28
3-
Mobile
Gulf Oil
Gulf
,
2-27
?AA
5%
5-21
3-20
2-14
3-15
u
(quar.)
preferred
General
A; 2-15
3-
L
3-31 %
50c
(quati)r^^u_^.u-^w:--
General Telephone
;A
:
■
FMC
3-
3-26
100%
(quar.
5(4%- preferred
r.' 5-21
3
87(4c
1
2-28
Shares
$5
25c
-
of 3%
Telephone Co.
4
U-2- 6
50c
pfd.
1 quar.A ; 22!4c
Espey Mfg. & Electronics (resumed)
:..
10c
4 Excelsior. Insurance-, (N,- .Y.) (.quar..).4--r.4^-/A?.'.>10c
3-
3-15
(quar.)
(increased)
2
Gulf
,
'
(quar/)_____-^-^L^-iiL!-ipL--; •
Steel
-.1
5%
conv.
3-31
30c
Fund
$5
:
General
1
1-
$109
com. (stock-dividend)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh-gtd (quar.)
Corp.,
1
27 %c
.
Administered' Fund
3-2
25c
■
General
:
A
2-26,:
4.1^4.46 (4c
(ousr )_:.^_
3-
(quar.)*
3-30
iquar.)
Corp./ common -(quar;)-/!!-/
preferred
$4.75
2-15
3
conv,
Erie
3-
-25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9
4-
3-15
1%C
(quar.)
12 Vac
Corp.. (increased
$4.75; preferred
*
■
•
.common
$1.60
-
,<
2-15
.
2-26
.;
3-
20c
25c
12c
preferred
$5 preferred
4-
'"50c
•
1
2-28
2-15
.3-
1
1
Employers Reinsurance Corp. ,(N. C.) (quar.)'-,A < 35c
A*
Stock- dividend ;A.4_L-4^-4---™_-—T-r- 14 2/7%
•
3-15
3-15
3-31
Fund
3-
3-15
3-15
:
6-11.
45c
3
•
Fund
Stock
5-31
2-28
$5
:;A'/;
5-
3-30
tlOc
investment
2-28
A
3-16
6-11
Ennis. Business- -Forms Inc.
3-16
5%
45c
1
6-21/
3-15%
3-14
;
4-20
-5c
!: Equitable Gas,
12-29
1
_Z
Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada
4-
2-15
3-31
3-
20c
,
.
8
4-
1%C
Growth
Petroleum
2-16
;
3-
; 2-15
/ 2-28
1
1" A
:
.
3-
10c
General'-Bond
9
!!
•'
^
% A %
'
(quar.)
(quar.):
3-29
8c
.
-2-15
3-30
$1.25'
Special,-'-
Emporium-Capwell Co.t—
1
/
Shares
ment
Fully
5-
"
Extra
'
,
(quar.)
Capital
,
■.1-31
3-
*3-5
3-
9.
% General Outdoor AdVertisingt^!*-!«!!&!a.i-- * !32VaC -300! General Precision Equipment.-coim (quar.)^-
2
3-15
$1.18%
'
-
ending
year
pfd.
6%
3-21
! 8c
—u—
Ltd.—
tax)
$3.75- preferred
AA
2-13
1
2-27
Empire
3-
i
2-1
?.
income
/ A- 5% ■ preferred
-,;..
2-20
45c
A
preferred (quar.V_;^______
Empire Life* Insurance Co.: (Ontario)—
1
(stock dividend)
payments from net
.
3-15
45c
General Finance Corp, (quar.)
General Fireproofing
General Fodds Corp- (quar.>^__L/_!x_;/^!_!
5
Y4r 2
2-28
25c
'
,
i
2?
,
45c
common
31,- 1962
March
Motors
2-28
<t<:>%.38c:
(quar.)'_„'____
5%
9
3-
—
Ordinary and
of 12%%.A
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
15c
dividend
(a
Indicator
3-15
■
1
5 VaC,
(quar,)L____
(quar.)
General
1
3-15
.
I..
3-10
;; $i
(quar.
Co.,
General
4-16
3-
■A;AfA20c.
«
A
30C
r
quar.J__
(initial
Corp.
A
2-5-
3-30
',;•;«/•
(quar.)__
//.'■
v
quar.
4
preferred
A. ' ish
,
f
2c
A 15c
3-
15c
(quar.)_
2^-5;
1
■
:v
All
2-15,
,2-15
4-/2
a; i5c
i
Electric
5
3-
■
-(orar.)
.A,
(quar.)_
'ending
2* 5
60c
v.
j
Mfg.iqnar.)4;___l4_,Lv-L—
Em.\iari
2-
•r
50c
A
3-
A A,. 14c
Drive-In
t;
A A
3-
10c
(quar.)!—//
Investors— <
/ ./Ordinary
(N: Y.')'—
I quar.
2-21
,
'
General
5-
3-
$1.25
7(4c
Gas
2-
3-10
'
1
"
General
■
2-r 51-
3
$1.60
(Del.)______;—
Corp.
2-
-
■
3
l
Eleetronics Investment
(Houston)
for
Group Securities, Inc.—
.
-
/2%':
...
Battery & Ceramic < increased)yL__.'.;
Cigar Co.,- Inc. (quar.)A__^___—_
2- ,5 v'
3
$ 1.42
(quar.)
B
Common
General
-
5:-"
2- 5!
i
3-
$1.37 y2
i:
■
30c
preferred
5(4%
2-23
2-
'
3*
$1.41(4
'A-
Class
2-16
3-15',
17 (a O
"
•
(monthly)—
A
(increased
Bancshares
Genferal
:
2-26
-
•
1
•3-
$1.34'
-
2-16
i.
3Uc
20c
American
4(4%
'
—
..Eliaabethtown. Consolidated
2-20
1
Mfg. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.) _!_^____L
Grolier,;Inc.,„ common (quar.)
2-23
90c
25c
common
dividend
General
2-26:
■;
,
3-31
Electric Storage Battery (quar___J ■A■ -<=■ 50c
Eleotrographic Corp. -(quar.)_^L^___^______ ■rl'f! 25c
A
Electrolux Corp, (increased)
1- 40C
Electronic & Missile Facilities, Inc-.
1
*3-
Shoe
■i,
'
■3-
.
preferred ,(quar,)_^
of
Corp.
3-
'75c
Winnipeg Gas Co. (initial)
Green
3-23
(quar.)
Acceptance 'Corp.,
General
A
<2-26)
2-26,.
4-1
.;
$1.37 (4
.
2-20
($1.50
2-16
—__
(Columbus, Ga.)
Co.
preferred
Stock
2-26.
'
1
4-1.
-
3-
,
5.68 %
,3- 1
quarterly
2
preferred (quar.
.General America Corp.A (increased)^—
3-16
l-; <-
4-1
$1.06(4-
(quar.)
31,16*.
3-
West Life Assurance Co:—
Increased
4-
$1
2-23
$1.02(4;;
_*
4a 2
73-30
Equal-to approximately
per-.Depositary share)
$.044
Great
$$1.^5
s-a»
Transportation
General
2-26
4-
Service
Gateway
2-15
?
3-23
$1.34
A
A_:
tl5c
1962.
2-26
'
L 2-15
3-15
common-\quar.) _L ^Ac 32A4C
—__
5
31,
/ 35c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—!/.
Coi'p^-,class
Gas Light Co.
-J ,2-23-;
3-15
/.
%
Gas
.3-12
$1.35
-(quar.)
(quar.)
March
15c
,
(increased
Gardner-Denver- Co.,
.4^ 6
:
3-15
-50c
,
3-15
-
'/ 3-15
$1.18
preferred- (quar.).
5.65%
5.50%
/
:
Co.,
2-9
62%c
Financial
3-14 /
:
75c
,
*
Paso Natural
'
3-10
/'3-10
'f
payment
25c
3-15/
'
%
A- 5*. 1
•
$1.03
$1.12(4
(quar.)L_________
-
4-
.
•
4.;10%
X
•
4.,
A 2-15
■I -2^- 9
tlV VaC
/.
Tax
3-
./■ Fundamental ,Investors, (quar.)______il—_
FuUewhch
2
18c
.
$4.12
El
Income
1
(increased-quar.')'_-»--Av,^—A ;:'
Co. '
preferred.' (qrfav.
.(George A.Y CoA/(increased
Fuller
2-26
4-
J15c
t25c
common__________
$4.50'
^
2-23
3-1-3
70c
Ltd.,
Stores,
interim
(an
British
3-
.1
■
A 4(4%
preferred
(quar.$1.06(4
Edq Corporation (stock dividend_ ,,_;.5%
Paso Electric common
(quar.)
" A 1514c
(
A
less
3-20
(quar.)_
Class. A (quar.)
Frui^aUf Trailer, common (quar.)_.
/
;
^-10
2-36
/
4-1*
El
■
class
$1.08
.
2-23
:3j- lA
3-28
v
$1.50
_____—v
Edison. Bros.
-
3-16
'!: -lw-
Insurance
/ 15c.'
t
Friden, Inc. (quar.1—
Fritzi of California Mfg. Corp, (quar. )______
; Frosst (Charles E.) & Co., class A (quar.)
t
17(40
„
(Bahamas)YlL._r;>v
Paper Co., Ltd,,
40c
'' 40c
(quar.)r.__i_!_
tquar.)
3-20
28c
Manufacturing : (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur (quar.
*
3-15
V,
(quar.)______—25c
Eastern States Gorp., $7 pfd. A (accum.)J_^_ v
$i;75-
Eddy
"'
■"
40c
Universal
Great
;2-16
,
60c
Quarterly
2-16:
'/;
•
-
/__
(quar.)
Life
2-16
Frantz
4
2-23
•3-9
r
-
1
,2-16;/
3-15
$1.12 Va
;
Stock, dividend—-,—!*—-.-—-!—^-^,
!
-
preferred
(accum. i
3-15
A; 3-15
»•
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)___
^___!_l—
.J,
(quar.)___l____!_!______
Frankliii National Bank of Long Island—
A"
'
preferred B
preferred
$2.50 preferred
3-21
Stock dividend
Foxboro; Company
T
~
$6
$2.80
-
13 %c
fquar.)____A__„,*.r,*_T_,_%
Foster-Wheeler «Corp.,
3-
t'3- 9
—7-„..,..S>.>2t,
:
2
3-
2-13
1
3=*30-
<
-
(quar.-)/_L"_~
Utilities—
(quar;
(quar.)_AA—
Motor
/Foster Grant Co.
2-20
3-15
..
$1
3-
2'i16\"
3-10
-3*
h
:
(quar.)-
Ltd.
Gas
Southern
Inc.; (quar.)____
_____________
Wallace, class A (quar.) A__l___
&
Formsprag
'2-15
•
•3-15
7%
.
'>'
2-16
45c
;
Co./Ltd.
Paper
Northern Ry.
common
Ford-Motor Co. of Canada
-
—-—-—--—.^-4:
2-16
3-10
"
30 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-16
S-10
35c
& Dock Go.
Lakes-Power.
Great
-
Common:
3-17
$2
(quar.)__
Northern
Great
•Great
Great
v
2-15
1
9:
1
"A.,
2-26.,
1
3-
Corporation
,
Great-Lakes
2t14, 4
1
3-
$2
l
_____LL__m!
!__!
-Extra-
2-14'.
MJart
\ >Ford
:;A'2^26V
2
4-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)J— l-l-/;.
International;
Ihc.__Z_i<i_.:__!A_!_;:/
Eastern Racing Assn.-
40c
(initial-annual)-_____r___-
A
9
2rl6
2-16
(quar.)
Underwriters—
Great Lakes Dredge
7
1*31
.
Life
2-27
(quar.)__Ai_:____-£i
Corp.
Telephone,
: A Forbes
*
3-16
'
3-
5%
Food
v
,
'
*-2-26
3-15
i
2-
class
New
3-
1
3-10
'
2-28
1;
3-31
25c
(quaT.)__L__-_?._____'_^
City Steel Co.
Great American
3-1
,
Ltd.
3-16
(quar.)__/____L_<_L
preferred
Steel
Florida
•;
"Florida
:
5c
(increased'T
;
1
3-
preferred
4.32%
,
9
r Y'2-26
(14 /'.2-l5
(quar.)____—-ll—k!k!!t .""■ Hr: 10c
Duro-Test Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)!.;..*"/ 31 (4 c
"/ Duriroii
Company, (quar,.),—
"X 30c
.
:
'
3-2i
3-15
3-
27 (4 c
:/^hL~v4
"
2-19-
Toy,
1
20c !
1
•
I Florida. Power
2-12'
,v
<3-19
A.
•'
4-
■;<1
3-
1
*
quar,)-4_--Ll—C
/.:*
&
3-
(quar.
3-15
30c
Grand
3-20
*.
2
!.
■
17 VaC
$1.25
2-
3-
6% - preferred J (quar.)
■
$1.50,
Gradlaz Annis & Co. (Initial)34c-
3-13
2nd
A
3*
1
1
6-15
2-28
preferred- (quar.):
$112%,
;
$2.25 series B 2nd preferred (quar.)
' ; 56V4c,
24c.
Florida Power Corp.
(quar.)_J
—4_——
!
Ltd.—'
3rl6
22 Vac
iquar.)
$4.50 series
\
•
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2-
3-15
1
'
(quar.)-_/_-___^_
A
common'
preferred
13c
3-
3-15
$2
(quar.)___:
4-14
5%
1
3-15
dividend
(quar.)
3*15
5%
•'; /
I
jl2VaC
(s-a)
B
3r,l'5
'
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dir.)" -r
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(N. Y.)
A
2-23
15C/.
3-
37V'ac
Co.,, common
preferred
1
9
4
3-15
2%
&
quar.)__i_
(increased
Paper,
Flintkote
i
*
!1'>
6-1
U5c
."40c
Kootenay. Power,
Stock
»
:
Bank
R.)
8% " preferred
Granite
:Aibany, (N. Y?)-(stock div.)w_
&
Company
Y A
2-15
:.
3-
East
1
(W.
8%
4-
35-
tl2Vac
(quar.)_i
3-9,
4-
'
A
5-15
(quar.)
30c
2-16
7/1/
55c
4-10
3-30
;
4-, 2
40c
--
2-15
4-30
12'/ac
class
3-12
40c
Fishman (M. H.)
';.i;;2~i3:vS;
.4-2
Eagje-Pichert Co.
2-
1
(quar.)_
Batteries
Grace National
Louis)'-*-.*;
Fitchburg
■.v'.2.i3";b -A-
10c
;
1
2-28
3-
3-15
t$i
com.
(quar:)i___„___A"'
Government Employees Insurance
(Washington. D. C.) (quar.)
3-26
'
l
(quar:)t._i_—
National. Realty, & Construction- Corp. .
'ri
(N.1 Y,) ..60(5 preferred: (quar.
::
First; Southern Co.^
'•
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»
Dura
2-
Gould-National
2-21
10% /
(Chicago)'~ {quar.,)w-4
(SL
r
.J. \
;-A
3-18
Dre\Vrys,. Ltd.. U. S. /A» - (quar.;
40c
Enterprises (quar.)-_™-C--~L_.;_L-;f {
Power Co.', -connnOn H qcrar.
<■ ? 7:;: /4uc/:.;
$1.34 t
5.36%: preferred (quar.)________—
$1.75 "
i 7preferred"(quar:"
Dumas .Milner Corp., class A' (quar.) ___l--''
/ 7.(4 c * •:
Dunham-Bush.
1
2-27
22Vac
}50c
Co.,
(quar.):
Jewelry, class A
Mackajr & Stores,
2-28
47 VaC
commonA(initial)*.
\Fisher
3-: 1
3-
Bank
FirstfA."Western. Financial Corpr'rtstock"
^Fisher Foods, common (quar.
$5l preferred' (quar.)/—
2-15
Drexel
Dunhill
3-16
3-
25%
dividend)—_
l
•A;First.Trust
2
2-
Duke
Bradstreet
3-18
1
3-
9
(quar.)
45c
.
4-
3- 1
■
(stock
Bank
-
3-
,
r;3- I
40c
&
1
5-
15c
Corp.,. (quar.)
{stock dividend )__'__L__w
of. Oregon
2-16
2-26
*
Dun
5:
1
Bank
New
2-14
2-28
"
'
-
Chemical'4quar»
Extra-
5
3-
First
13c '.
■
Drackett Corp., (3-for-l stock tsplit)__/_--f:_ L
'DraVo Corp/,. 4% preferred (qUai\)!__.i.k;.i7
?.
3-
3-15
;56V4C,
Stock
National'
Common
5-
10c
:
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
3-15
7 Vac
:
Rubber
preferred
$25
National
'3-23
5"r'-l
v
■
1
Class
B
(quar.)_
Gorham Corp.
Gossard (H. W.) Co.
I
4%
20c
_L____2__
;First. National
.,3-9
4- 2
(quar,
(
Gordon,
(quar.)
quar.)
Quarterly
First
1:25c'"-,
Inc.*.. common^—: T
Industries
Federation
Bank
First
First Trust of
/■ Dover Industrie^! Ltd.;A/(quarr)-*^/-*!./!:!/! V,
*-/ Quarterly
-----—!""•
.
Gordon
3-14
(annual)-
(increased
First Flight Co.
3-i5
y
■
Dresser
Corp.
First
(.The') Corp.//. 6% vpfd;" (quar; )k_*k.!Z/7 ;Y.": 75c ■"
■'
"3% '
Douglas Aircraft- j stock dividend
'
Dover Corp.(quar.)_l__———
;;; 20c '
Dow,
2-19
2
Mfg.
(quar.)-,
(Marshall) & Co. (See Marshall Field).::
3-16
f44p ;,'4-14 ,,^;3-,.l
Brothers; Ltd. : (quar:VLL-^L—--- -ct22V**i>
fa 7V
preferred
1
4-
Metal
2-14
-■
.
■
preferred tquar.-)«*/k£»
(quar.r)^!L?2!:_rk^^
Dorr-Oliver,
Dotsey
3-
1
20c
(quar.)
A
3-
Financial
(Final payment of '6(4
for tlfe year ended
Sept. 30, 1961 less British Income Tax)
\
2-19
37 VaC
(NA Y.)
(quar.)_
class A (quar.)
Corp.,, common
3-15
VDorman Long & Co., Ltd.; Ordinary
•_
General
39c
$1/ preferred .(quar.)wl_i--V^^^2-^_>-^
Donne'lcy l«.!■ R.) & Sons .(qu'ai';)ir_r-_---L
Dohofiue
2-28
3-
31V4C
(quar.)
America,
3-
bomlnioh ;Tar '^ Chemical,; Ltd?*-?
''Common
3-15:
22%C
1
(quar.)—
15c
(30c
•
Stores,
28 %c
'
(quar:)'
Trust
12'/2C
_____
—•——>
-7 //A /;
4- 2
t40c
Common
('qUar.)t _!!___*.__™___ZZ%.__1/_.I/
'*•'
4-16
t$l.I21/a'
4(4% ■' preferred: (quar.)
w
DbmlnioJT-Scptt/s'n Invest,
: ; t62(4b-Yv. 2-28
5 %' preferred" '(quar.)ii;-_■*•Dominion
&
preferred
$2.25
'
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.-—
1
of
B
4.60%
preferred
Bank
Co.
Class
8
2-14
Inc
Goodyear Tire &
Signal* common
&
conv.
Federation
2-23
1
3-
1
Corset,
5%. noncumulative
2
10c
Li-
(quar.)_!___——_—l
Ltd.
((juar:)__11—_l
Dominioh Dairies, LtdZ-r- >' * * • r~~. v
;•?.
2
3-
15c
preferred
5%
Dominion
3-
9
,
__!
(quar.)
2-9
$1
—!_'__-.—
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1.56 preferred (quar.)n
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Dr,
2-
2-26
30c
(quar.)-__:.L__-__
2-26
2%
_
31(4 c
(quar:)l
pfd. (quaT.)c__
Goodwill Stations
Electric—
3-15
$1
3-31
27c
series A conv. 2nd pfd:
3-
-
Dobb's
5(4%
45c
■•*
Diebold,, Inc. .jJLih'—,
—;—
Disney (Walt)
Productions (quar.)__
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams "'Ltd.* (quar.)
-
2
4-16
(monthly)
Mortgage Assn.
'
___
preferred (quar.)—____—.____.
Diamond Crystal' Salt Co.
Stock dividend
i_t
$4
Dictaphone Corp., common
4 %
preferred (quar,)
National
Federal' Pacific
1
3-
3-19
25c
(quar.)_*.
3-
3-15
25c
(quar.)_.—A"
Federal
2-15
1
3-
25c
(quar.
40c
52
(quar.)___
Company, class A (quar.)
preferred
$4.25
Hoover
B
Class
4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
quar.)
(increased
Common
.
Lighting
&
,
2-20
4-15
(quar.)
—
Mining & Smelting Co. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Hudson
Bay
Pulp & Paper,
preferred A (quar.)
5.12.% preferred B (quar.)
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.).——-—
Hudson Vitamin Products (quar.)—___
5'/b
Production (quar.)
—
Industries, com. (quar.)—:
5%
pref. A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)__.
—■—.—v—
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Hugoton
,
H.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-28
3-10
'
2-
3-12
Kavanau
Corp.
3-
1
"2-19
Kawneer
Company
:
4-. 2
Kellwood
3-15
•
Kelsey-Hayes
% 3-
Tool
Fund
Income
of
4-
2
Kendall
3-15
5-
1
y 4-16
1
4-16
•
Kent
Co.
and
,
capital
long-term
4-
2
Kentucky
3-
9
;
2-23
3-
Shares.
Institutional
vestment
1
Kentucky
Kentucky
3"
6c
-
Fund
Quarterly
2-16
Machines
Harvester,
cents)
net
1
Nickel
,
Class
6%
A
-
' ".
%
2-
9
3-
9
3-
Petroleum
Corp..
International Resistance Co.
International
Silver
Co.
3-
1
2-
7
3-
1
2-19
$2
Utilities
preferred
°
_
Class
B
3-1
2
3-16
3-30
3-15
4-
2-
3-10
9
(initial)
—_—-
,3-15
1
2-
5%%
preferred
4.36%
common?
2-
2-
1
5
•
2-
■'*
Class
6%
B
6%
Iowa
....
preferred
Investors
2-
Electric
3-
1
1
2-14
*2-28
*
Public
3-
5irt
$5
*
4-
4-
Co;,
4-16
Electric,
3-
3--30
4-10
3-30
53%c
4-
2,
1
1-31
24c
3-
1
2-
7
3-
1
2-
7
*
2-
7
$1.05
(quar.)_„—
3-1
3-
1
2-
7
37c
3-
1
2-15
35%c
;
'
...—
3-
1;
2-15
3-
Motor
&
Co.
&
Kaiser
4%%
4y«%
A
com.
;
(quar.)...—1
(quar.)
(initial)
Aluminuirt
—_i..
4%%
6
2
3-
1
(quar.)
4-
Metal
6
'
2-23
1
6
/7J/.:
2-10
shares
2-12
Manhattan
Shirt
3-
3-31
3
6-30
6-15
3-1
2-17
3-10
2-13
5-
4-13
1
3-
.3-14
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5
2-28
3-14
'r'W '%r .7 7 V.
(quar.) ____/___2c
:v
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Petroleum shares (quar.)
Special investment shares—____—
2-15
3-
60c
3-10
t,
,>
2-28
1-31
'
2c
2-28
1-31
1C
■,
—
2-28
1-31
1
2-13
3-
17%c
(quar.)____'____Z'ZZZ_____
'
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3-22
2-28
.
Stock
dividend
2-13.
3-16
3%
1
Manufacturers
3-
8',
3-20.
3-
6
Maple
50c
3-12'
2-
9
Marine
3-
2
4-
30c
1
4-
4-19
•
Ltd.
IIV4C
stock
(quar.)
"Stock
dividend
Field
3-15
3-
6-15
6r 1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
62 %c
3-30
3,-15
68 %c
3-30
3-15
(quar.)
Z__
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)I!
7%c
3-15
2-19
Massachusetts
Leath
Lee
(H.
(stock
,
4-
6
Maxson
5-
4-
6
2-16
•
$3.75
3-15
'3%%
; 4.-16
$3.40
Leesona
(R.
1
3-
$
Ordinary
2-15
class
3-15
McKesson
12 %c
3-
1
2-19
2-15
25c
Leslie
Salt.
Stock
3-
3-31
3-9
3-31
3-9
3-31
3-
(Stock
of
$35c
/■
1%
—
Mines,
Ltd.
Co.
(subject
to
Lincoln
5%
A
&
Telegraph
Co.
Little
Miami
3-30
9
2-16
3-
9
2-
9
4-
1
3-
9
Local
Corp.,
Inc.
A
3-
1
2-
9
$i.ia:,i
3-
1
2-
9
$1.18%
3-
1
2-
9
Corp.
Corp.,
Land
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-15
4-
$3c
.
6
3-
3-10
3-
2-
8
2
2-16
3-
8-
2-16
3.-
t.
Middle
3-
3-10
5%
3-15
3-
2
&
3-
1
2-
1
3-30
3-
9
3-10
...
2-
3-
2-
7
1
3-1
3-
2-
1
1
1
2-
1
■
.
5%
,
Mirro
3-
1
9
2-15
*
»
,
2-28
21* 16
3-15
2-2L
3-12
2-23
"
3-15'
3-15
|
2-23
3-
Indemnity
preferred
Mining
■"
3-'
i
,.$25c
4-14
3-16
3-15
33-
4-
1
1
3-
2
4-
1
3-
2
"
3-20
3-15
.
3-15
3-
6-12
'
1
5-21
:
2-27
1-31
3-
9
2-16
3-31
2-20
2-
2-28
v
5
2-14
3-1
3-12
'
2-26
Z
3-31
3-15
4-16
4-
2
3-1
-
50%
;
$1.06%
-
2-
2
3-
8
3-15
37 %C-
;
2-
1
2-
1
2-20
4-15
;
2-16
1
3-10
5c
■'
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3-
3- 1
5c
'
:
2-28
30c
—
(annual)
50c
—
Ontario
(quar.)__/___
3-23
~
75c
—_
B
'
'*
Railroad
(quar.)
—
MoLawk National Bank
3-15
3-15
2-28
3-16
3-28
4-
3-16
-
18c
.
1
$1.38.
Z___.
3-12
2-23
3-12
;
2-23
3-
2-20
3-
1
1
2-20
15c.
3-
1
2-16
25c.
3-
1
2-14
$1.25,
%;3-
1
'2-14
(increased)
Missourj. ^Utilities C9., common
,5% preferred
1 quar.
2
4-
9
2
$1.07%-
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
3-16
60c
—
(quar.
Products
3-15
2
5c
■
Service, common (quar.)_—
(one half of 1%
$5.52
2
.
$1
$1.10
-----
dividend
$4.30. preferred
44-
$1.15
*
1
4-
,
30c
/*
2-23
2-
3-
j
$1.25
.
3-30
■.4
45c
—______
——-
Pacific
"'"
1
3-12.7
20c
V
•
—
Co.
•
Public
/.
*
_Z-i
(quar.)
Aluminum
,5-
25c
Paperl fquarr)^^——
(quar,)^____
>
.
(Schenectady. N. Y.)
—-—
30C
f'
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Rubber
Co:
(quar.)—____^—
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5-
1.7
4-16
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Quarterly ___Z.___Z_Z.._______.
1
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—-
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Co.-4-
2
3-
■
4-
.
—
preferred
&
Missouri
2-1
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•3-
4-.1,0
*
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-
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(quar.)
Missouri
2-15
3-12
3-13
'
3-12
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1
756
4-30
*
3-12
40c
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conv.
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4.40%
preferred (quar.)____—
Missouri-Kansas
Pipe Line, -common.;-:^r
2-15
20c
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3-
5
10c
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,
7
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Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
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3-
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Minnesota
7
30c
(quaiv)_—1
semiannual
&
J..i
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12 %c
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9
2-23
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20c
(quar.)
Corp. (increased:
Securities Investment, Inc. (Ohio)—
Common
7
3-
50c
Power
Corp.
Water Co.
Extra
2-16
ll%c
—
9
2-
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
2-16
3-10
3-1
'
10c
.
2-28
2-
3-1
15c
Telephone Co. of Illinois— 1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Miller
2-10
1
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Hone
Midwestern
3-30
3-
2
1
3-
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4.25%
4-10
$37 %c
(quar.)—
Products
(stock
Midwestern Financial Corp.
1
4-10
$60c
i__
2-26
3-12
_____
Food
Inc.
States
Midwest
2-16
$70c
(quar.)__
2-23
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2-16
3- 9
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2
2-
3-
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preferred
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2-21
3-10
50c
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35c
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preferred
3.90,%;- preferred
4.35%
2-20
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3.85%
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3-7
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3-12
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j.
(quar.)___,
Aircraft
St.
2-28
2-
1
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3%
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Lower
3-10
3-
.
75C:
(quar.)
Engineering Corp. (Mass.)_
Lone Star Gas (Texas) com.
(quar.),
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preferred (quar.)
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Thermit
$1.25
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Increased
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Metal
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Louisiana
Meredith
2-14:
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stock—
1st preference
prefeernce
Lockheed
2-14
5=
RR.—
stock
$1.50
2nd
5
5
60c
class
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3-
2-23
1
3- 1
1
40c
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3-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
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3-
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'
2-
7:3-15.
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Midwest Oil'.
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Merchants National Eank & Trust (Syracuse, v
45c
-(quar.)
Orig.
Loblaw,
preferred (quar.)
2-23
(St. Louis)
Fire
Micromatic
(quar.)_—_
Loblaw Companies, class A
Class B
3-
9
5
30c
—
3-
25c
3-
25c
(quar.)__
Rollway
25c
9
quar.1,
(initial
com.
new
Merchants
50c
(quar.)
preferred
62Vac
2-
Stores,
Mercantile Trust
3-10
25c
Lindberg Steel Treating Co. (111.)—
$2.40
2-
Mercantile
2-. 9
/ 15c
Co.—
Telephone
•"
8%C
Michigan Gas Utilities Co._____t-_^__——
,,/'.0
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3-15
'
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1
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■
3-15
3-30
Developmeht Associates
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2-12
,
3-15
^
3-30
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3-15
1
(Tenn.)—
.
3-15
3-30
73-30
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2-20
,
60c
Lilly (Eli) &r Co. (quar.)—
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.
2-14
'.-1
2
3-
3-10
2-28
'
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4%
preferred B (quar.)'__^iZZZii^£Z^Zu; :-*•./ $1:
9
40c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)_____,
Lihue
3-30
2-13
2-
Bank
Melville Shoe
3-15
:
(initial)
National
New--common
3-
10c
.
—
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4-14
3-10
4*
25e
(s-a)^
Feb.
3-15
-
$1'
7;
20c
Virginia (quar.)
Life Insurance Investors, Inc.
(41c of above payment is from capital
4-14
3-
1
4-2
2-15
4-9
2-15
Distillers, Ltd.—
preferred
Mellon
9
4%
dividend)
•
-
'three-for-two
a
IOC
(quar.)—
Insurance
2-28
25c
3-
/
7%
9
1
3-1
'
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&
2-15
3-
30c
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2-15
1
4-30
85c
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5
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Special
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com.
2-15
1
3-
93%c;
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1
3-
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shareholders
3-20
3-15
Melchers
3-9
3-31
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby, McNeil & Libby (stock dividend)—
Liberty Real. Estate Bank & Trust (Phila.)
2-14
1
-
3-31
dividend
4-
2-15
2
2-15
1
1
$15c
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Co.
3-
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Medford: Corp. (quar.)
—-$1.50
9
4-
3-
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(quar;):
Portland
3-16
3-
2-
4-16
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Gold
2-25
3-31
3-
10c
$17 %c
,
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(quar.)
(quar.)
I
5c
Mead
$31 V4c
(quar.)/______
2-16
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approved
McNeil-Machine
450c
(stock dividend)
2-16
3-15
Robbins
&
2-16
3-1
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v
2
:
(annual)
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3-15
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4-
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3-20
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share
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2-28
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3-16
3-29
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preferred (quar.)
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(J: Ray)
&• Co.'z
2-15
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Miss.)—
3-
2-14
2
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r_T
com.
new
Lumber
River
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3-9
;
3-15
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4-
;(-1947 series) (quar.- 93%c
(1945 selies)v-(quar.)_zZ^i .; ' 93%c
preferred
t35c
Company
Corp.
Lehigh
Leioch
1
3-15
4-1
2-15
3-
4-20
Z__
preferred
Maytag
32c
V
3-
4-10
(Jackson,
preferred
McCloud
V2-20
1
/.
Electronics
'$3.75 preferred
4r26
2-28
"3-31
3-28
ZZZ__
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
1
3-31
Ltd..y
preferred
4-J2
5-;. 1
3,
3-16
42V2C
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May Department Stores,
3-12
-
3-16
3-26
25c
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5-
4%%
5%%
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10c.
2%
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,
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6
3-
preferred
.
Investors
Massey-Ferguson,
.:
(quar.)
:
•
3-
tii%c
r7
(annual,);
Neville
Lipe
''
2-14
(quar.)
4-
20c
!
Link-Belt
'22''^c
preferred
Martin-Marietta'
6
14c
-
Extra
3-15
1
6%
2-23
2-23
,
15c "
Leece
2-28
40c
.
common
3-
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(quar.)..........:^
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&
4-
5-
,
2-23
3-15
3-^7
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(quar.)__—$1.06'/4
/ $1.50
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Marshall-Wells,
3-,
$1.50
—
Lear, Inc.
3-15
2
3-
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4-
27 %c
(quar.)__
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.
8%c
14c
com.
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3%
Corp.,
.Class
$150
$175
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&
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45c
—
8%c
14c
3-30
3-15
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(quar.)_ir-_____—_
Supermarkets, (quar.)
Marshall
"S
3-16
4-16-
'/$1
(quar.) " V
stk)
3-30
Marquette
3-1
3-15
shares held)_____
Le Tourneau
Class
$1.25
50c
$30c'•
(quar.)/_
(partic
Bancorporation
Marsh
•
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2-20
3-10
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-i_r
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Initial
3-2
.
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Quarterly
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.
40c
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3-15
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4-13
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50c
Managed Funds—
12-13
3-15
.
6-16
5-25
Extra
3-15
'
(quar:)_____
3-30
3-
(quar.)
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2-
2-23
—
9
3-
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.
&.
2-20
'2-28
preference
3-9
25c
(quar.)
.
preferred
2-21
59%c
convertible
(Del.)
Lawson
9
35c
^
com.
3-30
$1.18%
(quar.)—
District
convertible
3-
ioc
(quar.)
Chemical,
2-15
3-
"
1
,
2
3-16
3-15.
priority shares (quar:)'_z__zzz_—zz. '
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Maine '-Central RR.,. 5% preferred (accum.)_ ' *
$1.25.
Mallory : (P: R.) & Co., com. (quar.)—
/
35c "
5%
preferred A (quar.)
62%c
Man
Manufacturing
(quar.)_/__—
Z__—..
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2-28
1
3-30
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3-9
75C
(quar.)
preference (quar.)..
L
2-
(quar.)
preferred
3-IS
3-
Ltd.—
,
12 %c
12%a
' ;:430c /
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14c
Insurance
Oil
55c
$1.25
common
&
1
4-
25c
Paper
Sons,
Lite
$15C
Kokenge
(E.)
2-15
2-13
3-
(quar.)
preferred
$13a/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel,
Supply
Sutherland
Kahn's
pfd.
3-15
10c
/,
—
_
(quar.)
Johnson
Lauglilln
Mfg.
KVP
6%
B
1
2-27
$1
(quar.)..
2-27
1
4-
20c
-
——
(quar.)..
Superior
$1.25
(quar.j—
(ouar-.)___
common
Shoes.
3-31
2-15
2
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Conv.
3-15
75c
...
A
isc
—
com.
Maher
Mailman Uorp.,
9
J3-15
7%c
...
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3-15
30c
-—
(John);. Ltd.^ (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Common
Co..
Supply Co.,
A (quar.)...
5%
Telephone
preferred
3-15
3-
93%c
common
Corp.
,$1.46
.
(quar.)—
preferred A
Jones
2-15
1
4-10
47y2c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—...
com.,
common
Utilities,
preferred
Joslyn
3-15
97'/2C
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
Julian
9
3-15
7%c
"
...
4%' preferred
5%
3-
3-15
Service,
&
1
2
(quar.)—
Magnavox Company
3-
4-2
40c
9
4-16
60c
Telephone (N. Y.), com. (quar.)
preferred (qu»T.)—__
Jantzen, Inc., 5% preferred A (quar.)...
Jeannette Glass, common (stock
dividend)..
7% preferred (quar.)—
;
Jersey Centi-al Power & Light—
&
3-
15e
(quar.)
Water-
Johnson
1
2c
....
5%
Jones
2
4-
Machine
5*/2%
3-
3-15
(quar.) ;
Tea
2-15
3-20
2
&
realized
and
'
14c
$1.25
.
,
4-
preferred
Jewel
2-15
?- 5
•
$1.50
...
Jamestown
■
2-28
8
->
15c
$1.76
(quar.)s_^___
44c
Iron Fireman Mfg. (stock
dividend)........
' ?%.
Irving Trust Co. (stock dividend)
—2%
Irving Trust (quar.)
40c
Jaeger
3-31
2-
2-19
preferred
preferred
Jamaica
1
3-: 1
1
Iowa Southern
3-26
(monthly)„—_—_.
Crosse
$2
2-19
3-31
.
$60c
(quar.)
4.20%
1
1.
3-
(quar.)
4%%
2-19
1
5^
54 %c
(quar.)
1-26
3-
(quar./ ' 75c
Light & Power, com. (quar;).
47%c
3.75%
4-13
$1.12%
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)/
Lang & Company (quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Laurentide Finance, Ltd., class A (quar.)^
Class
B
(quar.)
;;;...$2.50 preferred (quar.)"_____
1-26
2-28
2-19
3.90%
1
9
40c
:/:
4-20
...
,
2-
(monthly)
United
2-15
3-
3-30
Gas
.
.
3-
3-15
8V4C
Company,
each six
9
1
preferred
net
and- %
8
B
Landa
2-15
3-
4.30%
(quarterly of 15c from
short-tferni'gains
2-28
(S.
Class
2-26
4-10
preferred
2-12
1
3-
35c
—r
3-
———
(initial quar.)———_—
Biologicals, Inc. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Lamston (M. H.), Inc.
6
common...3c
Corp.,
ZZ
$2.30 from,net- realized long-term gains)-!/ ' ' $2.45
'
(monthly).'—
Lamar
2-26
3-19
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
;
A
(quar.)___—.
Loan
4.80%
Iowa
cl.
Fund
quat:)<_,_/_——1__
(quar.)
income
(quar.)r_————1_-
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Lake
6
2-27
68%c
*
Funding Corp. of New York, class A
Services,
Company
10c
Labrador
7;
3-19
...$75c
Diversified
Industries '(initial
.7 2-14
'
2-
23%cf
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2-15
^
$15c
5c
18c
(monthly)
La
2-28
$70c
(quar.).
Investors
3-
3-15
T'v 5c
r,
:•
;
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6% 1st preferred (quar.)
;
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7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
2
3-9
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Ltd.-'-
River,
—
1
—
B
5%
2-27
$1
(quar.).. 1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Foundation, Ltd:,
preferred
(quar.)
Powell
&
2-14
2-15
3-15
'//;
(Texas)— "
2
.
B
Kresge
2-19
3-20;
$0.00%
*
preferred
6%
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(quar.)—:—
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B.)
common
Labatt
3-
—.^2" "
50c'
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—
Investment
z,
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Kromex
2-28
35c
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(Del.),
2-28
2-28
,,
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Centers,
1
2-28
10c
—
3-
2%
Corp.
dividend
Class
2-28
4-16
3-
;
$1.3114'
(quar;).———.— 1-
———
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Cement
Class
$25c
__
Interstate Engineering Corp
inuar.e..'"C— ZZ_
Interstate Motor Freight System
(Mich.)—
Quarterly
Portland
Class
Z2-23
3-10
t40c
.
(initial)
2-28
(increased)———
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Ltd
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Bloedel
6-
3-12
4-
•
8
Class- A
7%c
(qua:-.)
class A
(quar.)
6-A2
12 %c
Inc.
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9
Class
27%c
.
com."(quar.)
MacMillan
Madison
pfd. A
(quar.
5 % %' preferred
B '(quar.) Kollmorgen Corp. .(quar.)
LI.
Kratter Corp., class A
(monthly)..—.
2-1
15c
(quar.).
Corp.,
Interprovincial pipeline Co.
Interstate
MacWhyte
2-
Koehring
$30c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)'L
Interphoto Corp.,
Macoid
2-28
'
'
...
preferred B
conv;
3-16
3-30
7C
Quarterly
.
v>7'7':/7 v/'
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Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
5%% preferred (quar.)..
4%
3-30
Quarterly
J
International
International
Fixtures
Quarterly
15c
/ 3-
Knickerbocker
.v/7
(quar.).—...
Industries,
2-9
2
New
1
"; 26c
class A
Ltd.
Store
L.
2-28
3-1
Kleinert
9
3-
——.icr.:——/Z $1
(quar.)
Parts
International
2-28
5%
'
1
3-15
preferred (partic.)
—„"
$25c
Paper, common (quar.)ri—26V4c
International
D.
S.
3- 9
,
4-
Stock
7
7
-
1
&
M.
1
3-
8c
i6c
Kimberly-Clark
1
60c
(Canada), Ltd.—■
(resumed).—
4-25
3-9
1
(quar.)..——
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
"/'7%
income plus 20c
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Ltd.—
M.
■
,
20c
2-23
4-
$3.22
7
<
3-15
•.r/'::" 25c
Industries, Inc. (quar.)—(quar.)—'
1st preferred (quar.)——
2-15
"V;
———"
Paints
preferred
MacGregor'Bowling
2-25
5-15
'
35c
: 30c
1—
1
1
International
$4
9
3-.1
,
3%
—_
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Coal
9
3-
50c
*'
(quar.)—
common
Co. .Canada,
Quarterly 'r_Z!Z.
International
3-
2
;
Oil
Keystone
2-21
Corp.—
_—;
realized
International
2
4-
3%
dividend) ________
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)
7—Z
Lynch Corporation (stock dividend)—
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)___Z____—
5-14
I
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Keyes
net, investment
from
from
4-
$1.25
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Corporations)
ioc
Stone, common (quar.)
Utilities, common
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee
4-
(quar.)______—/—J—$1.75
International Investors, Inc.—
(6c
Macassa. Gold
3%
3-
(quar.)—40c
Holdings - X$2.62
from
longterm capital gains and a final cash payment
from
1961.net
ordinary
income
60
9
(quar.)—.——
i
J—
(initial-quar.)__.
3■
10c
International
of
3-
_—
River
2-
1
3-30
preferred
2
of
Inc.- (stock
..^"8%c
Correspondence Schools World,
International
,1
4-
$1.12%
...
4.80%
Increased-quarterly
75c
International Cigar Machinery «(quar.)_—25c
J" 7%
6-
38 %c
in¬
—
.
Corp.
Business
International
$1.12 Y»
9
5-14
—
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Organization
2-16
(Chicago)-—
...
Iron
(from
L—.
income)
International
1
Ltd.—
Foundation
Insurance Exchange Building
Interlake
6-
.preferred
(quar.)
County Land Co. (quar.)—...-s-T-Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quat.)„
—25c
quar.)Z—
20c
Indianapolis Water, common (quar.)^—-—
30c
5% preferred A (quar.).——$1.25
4%%
preferred B (quar.)——„—.——_
$1.06,]/4
Inland Container Corp., class A (quar.)
25c
Inland
Steel' (quar.)—————————— '
40c
Insley Mfg. Corp,-..—.———___—:
10c
Institutional
$1.08%
Kern
(increased
Corp
5-14
—
4%%
(quarj
Water
&
Gas.
1
I—'
(quar.)—.
dividend
;
3-15
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6-
the
to
2-
.
Properties, class A
(monthly).
Investors (quarterly from in-
Indiana
$1.05
—
:
(quar.)
Co.
Cleaners
Dry
Stock
Incorporated
Indiana
5-14
Company, common
4-14
3-15
Income
1>
"*:/
$37%c
',7 7 7
from
25c
6-
(Initial)—
preferred
Kent-Moore
(Quarterly of 11c from net investment income
$1
Co.,
Sugar
$4.50
Ltd. (quar.)—_—
Boston—
5-14
"
1
3^15
Breaker, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)57%c
Works—————.—20c
Circuit
I-T-E
Imperial Plo-Glaze Paints,
1
Commissioner
Lucky Stores,
17 %c
-
Illinois
6-
(quar.)——
2-14
2^
5-
Corp.
Ltd,
Kelly Douglas & Co., class A
Kelly Girl Service (initial).
'
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95c
—
Kekaha
2-14
2-28
$1
$1.25
9
'
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9
2-
2-14
/
2-28
;
2-
1
(quar.)—.
3-15
2-28
4~
1
Kayser-Roth
2-19
<
(quar.)__l
A
Lager Brewing—
Stock dividend
(subject
3-
2-28
1
3-15
9
class
3-
2-15
3-
2-28
2-
Kay Windsor Inc., class A (initial)'———_
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp. (Del.)—
84c preferred
(monthly)^
—
2-19
1
1
2-26
9
Lucky
3-
3-
250
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mlnes~____—1
9
Light—
2-19
3-
9
2-
Corp.,
$1.08%
(quar.).
(monthly)——_——
Co.
2-
1
Lubrizol
2-28
$1.12 %
(increased quar.)———
4.50% preferred (quar.)—
5%,
preferred (quar.)
:
Drug
1
3-
..
Common
Katz
9
&
Power
1
20c •;
■
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
B
3-30
2-16
25c
(incr.-quar.)—__
Son
Products Corp.—
Hygrarie Food
Common
&
i
3-
UOC
(W.
Kansas
•
$30c
——
Hutchison
4-15
$1.25
$1.25
(
3-30
3-30
3-10
12 %c
75c
12 %c
Hunt Foods &
3-30
4-15
4-15
93/4C
40c
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$75c
31 %c
' 31/*c
• 32c
35%c
—
(quar.)——
Power
Hubinger Company
5%
2-14
37 8
$1-10
(quar.)
preferred
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4%
1
40c
.
4.40% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).__
Extra
2-14
32/2C
(quar.)—
4%
"
3-20
1
3-
"
3%%
2-16
3-30
3-
3-
$1
$1.05
preferred (quar,)-—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)..
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)..—.
4.35% preferred (quar.).:—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
2-23
60c
3-20
(quar.)..
com.
4%
Finance Corp.—
Household
Houston
2-16
3-12
"
—-——
—
Manufacturing Co.
Hoskins
(quar.)—
com.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
60c"
95c
City Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
5
3-
3-12
$1.12/a
35c
—
Co.
Hardart
&
Kansas
2-13
2-27
3-28
."J
—
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
preferred
%%
Horn
—
Monday,- February 26, 1962
.
'
25c
$1.06 /4
15c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) com.
Chemical Corp.
Hooker
.
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
,
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1020)
5-
1
4-16
30c
3-30
3-
9
I
«.
\
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j
•
Volume
•
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Number 6137% :
*
'
Inc.
12 %c
.Semi-annual
Per
3- X
[
8->15
,
Monsanto
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
!
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•
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y
iquar.)——._—
;
_25c
•
•
(increased)-35c
$1.12%
—^2:
$1.17%
Utilities,
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.-)
- (increased)$40c
*
$35c
Montreal; Trust
•.
Co.
!
Extra
j
Morgan
$2.50 pfd.
Morgan .(Henry)
pfd.
Ltd. 4.75%
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4-JL
.
'
(B.-C.)
(quar.)—- $$1.18%'
(quar.)
r
——
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Ocean
Munsingwear,
5*/4%
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r
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Nashua
'-
.
National'Aviation Corp.—
*
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Ordinary payment of $.478/10Qths
$2.237/100ths from capital gains
V"
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National Bank of
.-•■■
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.1
-
Bank
Auburn,
(N. Yd
3-
of
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Bank
.J.-;.(quar.)_—
Dairy
2-27
$1.50
V 4-16
National Fire
National
Welding
Insurance
Machine
National
(quar.)
(quar.)„
common <quar.)____
Gypsum,
common
b-4%%
preferred
(quar.)
National
Lead
'
•
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&
-(Nashville)
Accident
new
3-
2
3-
6
2-
9
*'
2-28
4-
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1
2-16
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split plus
-
shares
new
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20%
a
Life
5"
3-16
^
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2-
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3-
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Industries
'.
(quar.)___
•
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National JSteel
-
'y-New
-
Corp.—
National Tea
Co.
National "Union
Fire
Insurance
Quurtex-Jly
Nazareth
Cement
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t
-
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class
!
(reduced)
;
v
■
■
4.05%
Power & Light,
4%
pfd.
Newport News
Quarterly
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
&
York
3-12
4-
State
Electric
&
1
2-20
'
3-1
3-1
2-9
4- 2
2-23
'
(6c
from
net
4-1
3-9
4-
3-14
10c
income
and
Noranda
Mines, Ltd.
3-15
3-
3-
,
J50c
6%
preferred (quar.)
9%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
North American Car Corp. (quar.)
1
2*
■
9
9
American
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Life
(s-a)
Stock
North
■
North-Pennsylvania
North
Shore
Insurance
Gas
(Stockholders
Northeastern
(111.)
approve
Water
prior preferred
$2 preferred (s-a)
Northern
Indiana
4.40%
3-20
Northern Natural
sp!Tt)__
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8-24
3-20
~
8-14
3-10
30c
4-
6
3-1
50%
2-1
1
"2-9
33-
common
(quar.)
1
.'-2-15
2-23
'
3-30
37%c
3-20
-
2-27
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37%
4-
1
3-16
5.80%
preferred
4-
1
3-16
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.45
5.60%
$1.40
4-
1
3-16
5.75%
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
(increased)
$1.43%
-
,
Common
Extra
4%%
Northwestern
.
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y
.:
,
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
preferred
.
1
,
;
(quar.)
Public
Service,
common
4%% preferred (quar.)_
5y4% preferred (quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
-
3-15
-
3-
$1.31^1
.25©
1
3- 1-
3-1
'
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6-15
3-
3-15
1
(quar.)
Electric—
3-
1
(quar.)
3-
92 %c
$1.02
$1.17%
;
3-15
3-
2-15
1
3-
Chemical
Publishing
Fibre
Co.
3-
1
2-15
30c
3-1
2-14
50c
3-23
2-27
37 %c
4-13
3-14
3-15
3-
3-
2-20
14c
(increased-quar.)
:
Circle
Corp.
preferred
Paul, Inc.
22c
•
y
$1.50
3-15
3-
2
2-
3-
1
3-1
&
2-16
10c
3-10
2-16
27c
3-
2-10
A
22 %c
4-30
B
10c
4-30
75C
3-10
20c
3-
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15c
3-23
3-
30c
3-30
(stock
2-
20c
2-28
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
1
Natural
Pitney-Bowes
Piper
Aircraft
Inc.
25c
2-15
2-15
»
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Plate -Glass
2-23
dividend
shares
(One sh.
L2-28
■!
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for
com.
each
2-16
3-15
2-28
334c
:
4-16
3-16
3-15
2-28
4-
2
3-16
1" 3-26
2-14
25c
20c
*
2-26
Bank
(Dallas)
Chemical
(monthly)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2-15
50c
;
3-
1
3-
5
2-
2
3-
9
2-
2
5
2-
9
4-
1
3-
59%c
5-
1
4-11
$1.12%
5-
1
4-11
12%c
pfd. (quar.)
4-
90c
2c
(increased-quar.)
3-
9
2-26
3-
5
2-23
3-
25c
;
2
3-19
•
30c
;
6
2-15
45c
2-15
3-30
3-15
30c
3-
9
2-26
7c
(quar.)
3-15
25c
3-
1
7c
3-
1
2-15
75c
3-
1
2-15
683/4c
3-
2-15
2-28
5-
1
4-13
60c
3-10
2-27
10c
(quar.)
Mills
&
2-15
3-15
10c
(H. H.) Co.
1
10c
__—
5-
2
4-12
t20c
3-31
3-15
J25c
Co.
3-
1
2-15
$1
$1.02%
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
$1.18%
3-1
2-
9
$1.02%
3-
1
2-
9
$1.23%
3-
1
2-
9
$1.37%
2-
9
(quar.)
common
Electric—
&
preferred
2-20
1
12%c
3%
Paper
Gas
1
•
J30c
(R.J). Tobacco, 3.60%
2-15
3-
3-
1
14c
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4-30
60c
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&
2
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45c
Copper & Brass Inc.
Drug
4-
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2-23
53-15
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3-19
22%c
(quar.)__
of
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(quar.)____
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preferred
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(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
L
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
1
3-
1
2-14
3-10
2-23
30c
(initial-quar.)—
3-
10c
3-
75c;
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B
$5c
$$1.06(4
9
2-16
3-10
•
2-16
3-1
2-
2
3-
;
$1
;
preferred (quar.)
common
9
25c
(quar.)
2-
2
1
3-1
3-
1
.2-15
2-15
3-
2-28
2-14
12%c
preferred (quar.)
3-15
15c
(quar.)
2-28
2-14
1
25c
3-
1
2-15
$55c
3-
1
1-31
20c
4-15
9
Russell
Mfg.
4-
2
3-15
7Vac
3-
1
2-15
$1.12Va
4-
2
2- O
15c
3-20
2-15
25c
Co
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
3-14
3-
3-
2-20
Safway Steel Products (stock dividend)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-16
3-
1
2-
5
4-14
4-
2
3-
Clair Specialties Mfg.
(quar.)
Joseph Light & Power, common
5% preferred A (quar.)
St.
9c
3-12
2-15
2
2-16
3-15
2-28
3-
20c
3-12
3-15
3-
25c
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-14
3-20
2-23
55c
4-
1
$1,07%
2-16
2-28
10c
3-20
3-
1
3-23
3-
2
$1.25
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)__
t25c
$$1.25
5-
1
4-25
3-26
(quar.)—
25o
3-15
3-
4-
2
I
preferred
$1.25
/3-15
3-
preferred
preferred
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
9-17
9-
4
$1.25
12-17
12- 3
36c
,4-17
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
2-14
$1.25
2-28
5%
2-14
$1.20
com.
2-28
1
5%
2-28
25o
,
Francisco Ry.,
2-28
3-31
4-
40c
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
Louis-San
2
40c
$1
(quar.)_
Lawrence
5%
9
3%
,
St.
3-31
5c
;.
St.
6c
(quar.),
2-28
3-
683/4c
50c
2-15
24c
•
2-14
3-15
*
preferred
37y2c
(quar.)
3-16
2-28
(quar.)
—
K
2-23
!
com.
Industries
preferred
St.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
2-15
3-30
6V4C
(Phila.)
(quar.)__,
J
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Co.
preferred
1
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
I.
3-15
$40c
(increased)
2-28
12V2C
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%% preferred (quar.)
Russ Togs, Inc., class A
(quar.)
4-10
$1
(quar.)
5
2-19
3-16
12%c
Ross Gear & Tool (quar.)
Royal Bank (Canada) (quar.)
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)
Inc.—
Gas
5%%
preferred
12 %C
(quar.)
3-
2
3-12
20c
4%
Company
5%
2
5-
2
9
42 %C
9
3-
20c
;
4(4%
9
91%c
3-
4-
87%c
(initial)
(quar.)
Rose Marie Reid,
2-15
21%c
3-23
•
America—
Corp. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
*■,
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A
2-20
2-28
3-16
3-30
25c
f20c
Rockwell-Standard
2
25c
dividend)
common
3-
(initial-quar.)
Rohm & Haas
Norristown
(quar.)
Street Fund,
com.
Ltd
of Ages Corp. (quar.)
Rockwell Mfg.,
new
com.
2-20
5
3-16
5.50%
2-26
75c
3-
of
Insurance
Rochester
2-15
$1.50
1
Rock
2-16
(auar.)
4-
4.95%
4-20
9
f25c
4.10%
4-20
class
!____
3-16
Class
class
(quar.)
1
dividend
4.10%
2-16
.3-10
2
4-
43/4%
y
(Va.) (quarj
Inc.
(Md.)^—
3-16
t27%c
Oil Co
4%
2-19
50c
2-15
(quar.)_
1st
Rochester
2-19
$1.75
3-15
1
Ltd.,
$1 preferred A (quar.)
2
3-15
2
5
2-23
1
(quar.)__.
Robinson Little
1
3-
12 %c
$3.50
Robinson
5
10c
$1.12y2
,
1
30c
;
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Howell
„
Corp.
Robertson
9
(quar.)
3-
2-
1
4-
preferred
Common
9
3-
3-31
3-30
4-
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Roadway Express, common
2-15
3-19
3-19
2
3-
40c
6%
50c
1
1
2-
1
$55c
Class
25c
3-
3-
1
3-
t37%c-
Richardson-Merx-ell
2-
3-
3-15
3-15
1
(s-a)__
Richardson
2-
3-
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
Rice Ranch
2-
$1.16
(quar.)
Refining Corp.
A
(quar.)__
Ritter Finance Co., common
3-
1
Oil
preferred
Riegel
;
$1.06
%
Reynolds
2-
3-
10c
■
12%c
25c
Inc.
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
Metal Products Corp
3-
$1.15
$1.25
$1.31(4.
Rieke
■,
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
2-
3-
.
Mexico—
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
2-
3-
»
State
Stock
2-20
$1.10
___;
New
(quar.)_
preferred
Revere
2-20
57 %c
,,
Oil
Rexall
2-20
3-
of
Revelstoke Building Materials,
6% preferred (quar.)_
1
3-15
58%-c
Co.
Republic National
4
.15c
;
(quar.)__
69-
,30c
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
24
1
9-18
2-15
2-15
Stock
2-23
,
1
2-15
Republic Corp., $1 preferred
Republic Insurance (Dallas)
1-31
3-
3-
1
Extra
2-15
3-15
55c
3-
Remco
2-15
3-14
2-13
26c
4.16%
2-15
1
1
2-28
.
15c
'
(quar.)
preferred
2
4- '3.[3-20
1
3-
15c
___.
common
preferred
Pioneer Fund,
2-2
2-
$lA2ya
20%
•
"
Quarterly out of investment Income.
2-23
3-1
3-.1
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
3-31
32%c
2-15
55c
■
(quar.)____________________
Metal Products
(quar.)
$4 preferred
3-31
$1.12y2
■
162 %c
.
Ford
Fruit
Pioneer
4-25
2-16
3-
162 y2c
dividend
&
Pillsbury Company,
3-16
4-25
J68%c
common,
(quar.)_________
(quarj
2-13
1
2-15
Reliance
3-16
1
2-13
1
3-
(quar.)
com.
dividend)
:
Real Properties Corp., class A (incr.
quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.
(Ohio)—
Quarterly
Industries—
Controls
Pine
•
tlOc
5%% -1st preferred
Northwest
4-
$50c
;__
common
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd.
(s-a)_
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (quar.)
$5.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
2-23
5.50%
Northern
Stock
Penick
Tool
Common
2-15
3-
44c
1
3-20
30c
common
30c
t
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)__
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum
(quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
2-20
$1
Gas,
Pipe Line, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
RR.
2-19
42%c
$1
Service,
3iy4c
2
3-..1
•
1
3-
$1.16
Common (stock
2-28
3-
14c
3-
$1.06Va
1
Raytheon Co.,
2-23
4-
>
1:20c
1
3-
Stock
3-16
1
3-15
27c
Raymond Corp.
2-23
3-
3-
1
•
3-16
3-15
5c
9
4-
$1.22%
preferred (quar.)
Purina, new common
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)__.
;
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)
2-23
3-30
2-13
3-
y
Ralston
2-23
2-28
3-10
18c
J62c
-
1
Radio
6
3-^8
12 %c
.
2-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Indiana,
Republic Aviation, new
Quemont Mining Corp.,
3-15
2-28
:,
37%c
-.y
■
3- 9
■
25C
!
1
2-15
I.)—.
,
2-28
2-27
25c
(Charles) & Co. (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia,
Germantown
&
3-9
(quar.)
:
3-15
4-
SI
50c
Pfizer
2-16
4-2
(quar.)
Public
preferred
"
4-20
1
3-for-2
"2-28
:
.
y
7c
______
(quar.)
Pfaudler-Permutit
Co.—
$4
•
(quar.)
a
v,'
(incr.-quar.)__—__
Heather,
(initial-quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Petroleum Exploration
2-28
3-20
15c
(quar.)^'
Brewing
y
-
3-16
1
1
5%
2-15
12-29
3-15
9
3-
5%
2-15
6
2-28
New
2
12%c
Gas
(quar.)
Co.
(N. Y.)
3-
3-20
,J
•.
y
6
3-
2
4-
3-
3-
Telephone,
;
New
2-28
10c
(incr.-annual)
3-
50c
Proof
Coal, common
preferred (quar.)!
Peterson
10-11
3-20
10c
Lines
20c
$1.25
4-
10%
$1.20
5%
2-23
37%c
,w___
1
2-15
87%c
Quebec
2-15
5
2-
3-15
45c
2-16
1
2-28
•
3iy4c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Quaker
>
,
(initial)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
3-
'
15c
33-
65c
2-16
1
40c
1
9
1
1
3-
2
Rico Telephone (quar.)^._.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
3-12;
1
2
3-
3-16
3-
Pure
2-16
,
Petersburg. & Hopewell Gas Co.
*,2-28
10%
Van
1
3-10
37VaC
2"
3-
.
com.
Peabody
Peter
7-12
3-30
(Chi-
dividend
North River
11-
34%c
Co.
j
-American
^
1
35c
Semi-Annual
•
8-
10c
!
Insurance
2-21
(quar.)__.
4-12
$5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Paton
7%
2-16
5-1
-
15c
5%%
6%
North
3-30
25c
•
3-
•4t 1
-
4-
Puerto
i-
2-15
1
t$2
5c
preferred (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)_
Supermarkets
(quar.)^™-^-,-^^
3-12
•
15c
North American Investment Co., common
3-30
Company (quar.)
Mfg., Ltcl._____4_______;
^ ^2-14
-■
*
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
2-15
.3-15
<quar.)___
$1.,—z____15c
common
3-
37%c
(quar.)
Perfex Corp., 4J/2% preferred (quar.)
Perini Corp.
(quar.)_.
2-28
3-23
$1
"
—___,
(quar.)
'-Norfolk & Western Ry.,
y
30c
25c
(quar.)
3-15
&
Perfect
24c
from net taxable long-term capital
gains)
Nopco Chemical, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4
:
"
investment
3-
31J/4C
\
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp., com. (incr.-quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Long Island (quar.)
3-9
4-1
(quar.)__
2-12
5-10
3-15
ll7/ac
(quar.),
Pueblo
3-30
3- 2
i3c
(quar.)
Transportation (quar.)_;
Penobscot
3-9
$l.l^y2
Trap Rock Corp.
Share Corp.—
Parsons
Penton
$1.12Vz
York
> Niagara
4-1
'
4-16
1
3-23
preferred
2-15
25c
Extra
'l';-v., '
'
9334c
6
pfd.
5%
;
2-15
1
25c
15cy;y
$0.3281 V* ,V'
Pennsylvania Pump & Compress
2-9
40c
50c
v
■
(quar.)
3-
:
3-1
3-
30c
preferred D (quar.)
4.70%
preferred E (quar.)
4.50%
preferred F (quar.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
Corp
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
3-21
Gas—
4-.1
,
4.05%
9
2
(quar.)_ '
-f
v
6-
preferred
Public Service
2-14 y
v
;
Investment, Ltd.
3.70%
3-15
3-
; :
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
New
2-
4-
W";''/
Dock—
25c
•
3-
$1.25
■;
,
•
(initial)
(quar.)
•
1
3-
5
"
(quar.)
4.32%
2-15
1
lc
3% %
2-15
1
5%
of
2-
5-10
1%
•
Accident Insurance
Co.
1
1
15c
preferred
Service
3-
4.80%
y
3-15
,$i:
,
,/
1
3-
'
,10c
62y2c
:
2-15
&
Transport,
1
6-
22%c
,
Co.,
preferred
Public
3-19
:
3-
-
90c
,
1
3-10
$1.10
,
(quar.)__
4.40%
3-9
y.
2
3-19
5
61c
15c
4%%
3-15
1
5
10c
conv.
4(4%
9~
2
4-
45c
''(quaT'.)_n____y.____
Pennsylvania
<
9
32V2C
Dry
B
Rust
4.60%
3-9
40c
$3.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
'
3-
.
4-1
.
'
2
9
93%c
(quar.)
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
New
4-
12%c
New York Air Brake
■
3-
>
_•
'
<
(quar.)__
new
4.68%
2-10
4-1
(quar.)___
common
2"-:.
50c
Pictufes
Penn
1 2-16
1
$1
3-
4-
15c
1
4-
$1.01 'A
(quar.)
:
Zinc -(quar.)__^_^__t.yi___
3%%> preferred
3-
3-
60c
■
,
.2-15'
28c
1
'
7
2-
dividend) ______ %
Public Service Co. of Colorado
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
2-23
4-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
Penn
,2-15
1
Provincial
y
$1.18
!
Robinson
Papercraft
Peninsular
3-1
3-
3-10
■
3-
3-1
Gold
Provident Life
9
*
2-16
j:60c
(quar.)
•>
(quar.)
Corp. (annual)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
4c/o preferred (quar.)
1
Pendleton
3- X
$!•,/'
:
2-
2-22
3-16
-3-30
•
2-23
9
8
•
y
$.661.4%
Economic
2-28
.
3-23
3-
3-13
3-
*
(stock
(stock dividend)
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Providence-Washington Insurance (R.
$2 preferred (quar.)
2-15
3-
i
3-
8
2
3-15
*
37 %c
Palestine
5%
2;,
4-20
7-%c-
:
Newberry (J. J,) Co. (quar.)_____^
Newport Electric,
3-15
3-
-
--.--5c-
preferred
Jersey
2-
fi5c '
2nd
Progress Mfg.
3-15
.1
Corp. (quar.)
(Toronto)
(quar.)
Corp., 4%%
preferred
Professional
3-30
3-10
Prince Gardner
9
4-15
tc
Proctor-Silex
V
-
,
Pembina
-5
;\3-
3-1
20c
-
3-15
50c y
.
(quar.)
prefei-red
Gamble
5%
2-16
3-15
•'
9c
20c
Glass, common
Pacific. Finance
Pearl
3-1
;25c
5c
1st
Parmelee
1
2
5(4%
■
9
3-
3-1
2-9
Employers Insurance (quar.)
>y_-.
East Line, common (quar.)_i__
Parker
,
3-22
•
-
Pipeline, common
(quar.)
L
New Amsterdam Casualty Go.
(s-a)_;
New England Electric System
(quar.)__,
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd. (quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance (quar.
New
v
L0c
$1.50 preferred
New Jersey
'3-
'
2^26
(quar.)
Nevada Natural Gas
:
•
55c
V
-j
Nestle-Le
-
3-30
12 %c
•
Paper Co. (quar.)^___
Products of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Mur Co.
(quar.)
^____
Neon
'
4-.;2.v
3-15 '•
3-12 y/'" 3- 2 \
3-15
2-
1
(quar.)__
common
Clay Products
Class
3-19
20c
-
Nekoosa-Edwards
•
:
*4-,2
.
of
Parker Pen,. class A, .(,quar.)__;
1K
(Pittsburgh)
A
preferred
Paramount
3-14
;
(quar.)—
Inc.
: '•
:.v2t.19
s; 2-19
1
3-30
1
1
3-
,20c
.
VfcwW
W
3- 1: ^ 2^19
J40c
!'''
Corp.,
'
3-
-
'
Video
Nedick's Stores
-
- -
quar.)
(quar.-)____»,y.i.-,-_
National
v
--
fincreased
"
-
-
•
2-19 f'
15c
&
coimnon
'
-1
15c-"
i
.
rate
Packaging Corp. of America—
Common
(increased-quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
iNashville)—fcf
.Mfg;? (quaT4_t^_
•■-62%c
National-Standard Oo.-^(quari-)^S^t^ci^ii. -? f
.;;?;35C'.*V.-v:
-^National State Bank (Elizabeth,- N. J.) (s-a)
;
55c
^Nationalstarch Sc Chemical (stk-; dividend)
•.
'
m
j'-L*.,.
(quar,;)^:_^-___^i^___l._____
Presto
National -Screw
-
Ins.
:
,'
(initial-quar.)™--^^--^v Y'/aCmi 3-
Oats
National
the
1
Accident
common
National
on
1
3-
20c
,
Brewing Co.^—_y
Pacific
9
2-15
V"' ;
,;"vV:
2-15
:25c
Pacific Far
3-9
v
3-15
12y2c
Corp., $5 preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
!___
Paper (quar.)
Pacific
2-26
3-16
_
„—
&
4-16
3-15
8
2-8
'
Pacific Coast Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred A (quar.)
2
4-2
$1.75..,.
8
2-
1
30c
Mfg.,
Pacific
_3-15 '
2
2-
1
Line,
4.40%
Pabst
2-2
-
1
3-
2-28
3-30
,
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Prevor-Mayrsohn International
1
.2-
,
9
4-
the
preferred
Power,
8
4%
(increased)
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
4- 2
3-
{
2-15
4-1
(quar.)
dividend
D
Trust
2-
1
9
9
61 %c
(initial)
Premier
2-16
3-
2
2-
3-
36c
quar.)
Insurance
3-
1
$1.50
(quar.)__
com.
Industrial
3-
.„
B
Preferred
Premier
5
3-
...
Products
Class
(initial
2-20
3-
25c
Co.,
preferred -(quar.)
A
3-23
41c
(quar.)
2-15
$1.02
(s-a)
common
River
$2.44
Class
of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
Power
1
25c
Power Industrial Products—
2- 2
$1.05
:
Stock
3-
3-10
^
Union
•$2.46 preferred
1
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
s._;
3.60% ipreferred (quar.)
Overnite, Transportation
(quar.)_
;
Oxford
2-15
Insurance
stock
Tail
Oxford
1
-2- 9
,
5-1
115c "
stockholders approved-a two-for-one1 stock
b'/■.
series
B
1
3-15
$1.12V2
Oxford Electric
3-20
^
.
J37%c
—
(initialrquar.)
series
Owens-Illinois
50c
LL-
common
'
,
3-15
-i". ';15c
"
'
40c'
15c "'
■
(quar.)
7%" '.preferred"A
Go.r
National Xife
:
Co;^
(Hartford)
Food Products Corp.
National Grocers, Ltd.,
i
$1.50 prior preferred-(quar.)■
t-
i
4-13
Products
National Flectric
i
4%:
■
.
-
»
; •:
4.75%
Otter
'i ';
'
—
■
.1.
;•
i;'
;
i4QQ
;
(^uar.)
1
3-
.25c
t
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
& Rockland Utilities
Orange
'/
3-
$1.14
dividend)
at
„
2-28
.;■
tax
.
2-13
t$1.75
.
Tyrone
Opelika
....
9
5-15
3-15
$1.40 per American share less South African
•
1-24
4-
(quar.)___
Chemical
(quar.)
Corp. (quai\)_
Gnandaga Pottery (increased quar.)
O'Okiep Copper Co. Ordinary—
1
1
3-12
Matliieson
Oliver
y>4.%; preferred
'?''-v35c
;—
Electric
3-
J20c
(increased quar.)
Yards
(quar.)
Forests, Inc.
Potomac
(quar.)
.Inc.
non-resident
(quar.)
50c
3-10
(
National Distillers & Ghemical, com. (quar.) >
30c r i 3- 1
■■I rv-4%% preferred .(quar.)—
- $1.06(4 t"
3-15
1
V
4V2%: preferred
(quar.)
—'
56V4C - -3-15
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada—
'
- "
'
•
Common
(quar.)
t20c
3-1
60c preferred (quar.)
'■< fl5c
3- 1
•
Telephone,
Olin
of • ■■Rutherford,
—
Portland
Potlatch
2-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.,)
Old Ben Coal Corp.
2-19
•
National-Community
National
••
3-15
3-15
Holders
' '
■
$1.75
Electric
1
(quar.)
(stock
General
2
.
2-16
2-
(quar.).
4%% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Sand
Porter
2
6-
.'
(quar.)
Company (reduced quar.)
(H. K.) (Mass.) (quar.)-,.-,
3-
3%
Payable
Development, Ltd.
4-
(quar.)
Co.
Okanagtin
2-20
I
$2.7015
dividend
2-16
...15c
..
$4.56 preferred
40c preferred
(s-a)
Oklahoma Mississippi
-
(quar.)__
2-28
-
Ry.—
When
Share
*
&
4-
;
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Machine* Corp.
Ohio River
..
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&
preferred
preferred
4.08%
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,
v.
4.20%
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each 24 shares ..held, subject to approval !
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of stockholders Jan.
9, 1962)
tNational Biscuit Co., oornmon^ (increased)'I:
-"' 75c
7% ■ preferred, (quar.)_____-—i.A-J_2_____
$1.75
>Stock
.
Oil
"4.40%
5 ■•/}' " 2-19
1,3-
^
$1.50
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20c
.—
Ohio Power Co.,
5
.3-16
.
3-14
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National American Insurance (annual)______
-
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(Del,). -(quar.)
Corp,, class A (quar.).j___._i.____.i_%
B
(quar.)___j—-
'Class
•
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Ohio
2-19
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2-
3-19
55c
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Placer
2-9
Spray Cranberries, Inc., 4% pfd. (s-a)
1
9
2r ,9
;3.-15
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35c "
15c
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Nalco' Chemical
v
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25c
Mutual Shares Corp.: (4 cents from ordinary
•*
income and "21 cents from-realized capital
2-
2-26
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26 Vic
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Murphy Finance Co., &%>.preferred (quar.)
•
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(qufiP.$L—___
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1.
1
-
(quar^.—i__4.,;:
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■'2.-9
2-28
,
,9c-%.
Inc... common
preferred
Mountain Fuel
2-7
9
;
<1-31
2-28
-
20c
Oceanarium, Inc.
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%-i>#d.
2-28
7%
..*10c
«"
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1
2-28
•
3-1
•
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Youngstown & Ashtabula
preferred
(quar.)___.
Portland
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(initial
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2-7
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2-10
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Pittsburgh,
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dividend
2-7
(Md.) —
2-23
,
22c
(quar.)—v-----Do.: (quar.)
Diablo
Co.
Common
3-31
I
40c
•.
Sertes______
Motor Finance Corp.
1
■
Fund-^Growth
Chemical
Per
•
of Rec.
1
25c
-
5%
4- 2
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:
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(quar.)_
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62 %c
(quar.)
3-31
*
3-
l$1.12V2
(increased-quar.)
Class B
(increaieed-quar.)
NuTone, Inc.
1
3-
-
4-16
•
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Holders
Payable
t62%c
(quar.)
dividend
Noxzema
3- 1'
3-1
1
4-
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Engineering Go.,
2- 7
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com.
preferred
Pharmacal
Stock
pfd.
When
Share
^
Light & Power, 5%
4y2% preferred (quar.^
4% .preferred (quar.)
Norwich
2-16
,y.
3-15
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4.50%
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of Company
Nova Scotia
2-15
'
9--1
20c
Name
-
2-15
3-1
12 %c
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Monarch ^Machine
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Payable of. Rec.
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7%c-3-l'
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Per
Share
(Mich.), 6%
pfd.~(quar.)—
Monarch'Fine Foods (initial-s-a)
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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Name of Company
Mon-Art,
•
195
St.
Paul Fire
St.
1
Regis Paper Co.,
Stock
4.40%
&
Marine Insurance
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
lkt preferred A (quar.)
,
1
35c
2%
3-
1
2-
2
4-
1
2-
2
$1.10
4-
1
3- 2
1
Satada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.
(quar.)
$60
3-15
2-22
3-15
2-22
54
The Commercial and
(1022)
Works,
Wlater
Jose
San
2-
3-
32 (Ac
29 UC
3-
29^c
3-
29%C
3-
2-
29%c
3-
2-
34%c
3-1
2-
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.70%
preferred D (quar.)
5'A% preferred E (quar.)
4.75 %
i
,_
--
dividend
Stock
20c
4-16
3-19
37 %c
4-15
3-31
Scott
Foresman
Scott Paper,
Scott & Williams
Mfg.
$5
s.
OH
Co.
2-
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
preferred A
(quar.)___;
Standard Packaging, $1.60 preferred
1
3-15
3-
1
2-16
1
2-16
Standard Paving &
3-
1
2-12
Standard
3-
1
2-12
3-22
State
4-10
.3-
35C
1
v
2-
3-30
2%
4-13
4-
$1.25
-4-13
4-
2
♦3-12
4-
35c
—
A
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferi'ed
(quar.)_
5%
2-16
3-
1
2-15
5%
3-
1
2-15
Steel
3-15
2-26
CJonn)
A
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
(W. A.) Pen, class
3-
9
4-
3-
9
Stephenson Finance, common
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)__
$50c
America
Rite Foods
Siegler
(quar.)
;
for
German
less
Pacific
Sierra
$2.44
of 25%)
tax
31,
Class
Simon
Cigar, 5%
Saw
Ltd.
Mfg
Oil
Slater
class
Kline
$1.25
'.Soss
Mfg.
South
$20c
3-15
2-15
Sunshine
3-
2-
9
Sunshine
50c
75C
'
(quar)_„
Southbrldge -Plastic
3-31
3-31
10c
$1
$20c
Telephone
preferred
preferred
Water,
common
27c
!
5
preferred
Company
Southern
Gas
&
1
$0.2656'A
3-
4.25%
Co.
Pacific
Southern
Railway,
Co.
5
4.65%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
9
5.10%
preferred
9
4-
1
4-
1
2-28
2-26
2-15,;
Texaco
Canada.
Ltd..
r
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
25c
3-15
2-15
Common
(quar.)i__.
25c
6-15
5-15
4.50%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
25c
9-14
8-15
4.75%
3-15.
3- 1
5%
3-15
3-
Union
Gas,
.
preferred
5.05%
preferred
5%
preferred
4.75%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
t
(quar.)
Southwestern
(quar.)
Investment,
Southwestern
Life
Southwestern
Public
3.70%
Service,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
preferred
4.15%
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred $100 par
4.40%
preferred
$25
1
preferred
3-15
3-
par
1
5.60%
preferred
2-15
5.75%
preferred
2-15
5.80%
preferred
3-15
3-
5.85%
preferred
5-
1
4-19
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
1
2-22
t
Texas
3-
3-
2-15
5.40%
5.25%
1
9
5-
4-20
4.96%
4-20
Texas
Gulf
$1.10
5-
4-20
Texas
Gulf
27 "Ac
5-
4-20
Texas
Pacific
(quar.)
5-
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
27 %c
5-
4-20
31 %c
5-
4-20
4,25%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 y4
5-
4-20
4.75%
preferred
$1.18%
5-
1.40%
5-
1
4-20
32c
3-
1
2-
3-
$1.44
$1.32
$1.15
Speedry
Class
Spencer
4.20%
Sperry
Spiegel,
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
36c
1
2-
33c
J- 1
2-
Chemical
Products,
3-
10c
3-15
preferred
Rand
Inc.,
Co..
4'A%
common
preferred
Bps^gue Electric
common
2c
3-15
2-15
.(quar.)
___
35c
$1.05
pfd.
(quar,)*.
(quar.)
(quar.
4%
(quar.)__
$1.12'A
3- A
2-
9
3- A
2-
2-21
37 %c
2
3-A5
3-
1
1
$1,12'A
3-15
3-
30c
3-14
2-28
Inc.,
Inc.,
Thomas
Co.
Stock dividend
Drug
2-
9
9
Industries
~
9
3-
1
2-
9
Van
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3-
1
2-
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Value
Line
from
2c
com.
earned
(quar.)
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2-
2
3-1
2-
2
4-16
3-15
4-16
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30c
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9
,
:
3-
2
4-1
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$1.75
50c
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3-
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2-16
7-
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the
by
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4-20
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3-10
2-
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9
25c
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2-28
2-
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3-
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2-15
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3-16
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(quar.)
(quar.)__
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plus
$1.23
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3-15
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3-15
1
9
3-15
2-26
3-
2-
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3-14
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1
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1
3-15
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1
3-15
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3-15
2-28
5%
15c
4-
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3-
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2-19
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
Materials,
preferred
$1.25
2-26
2-
3-
2-14
1
4-16
4-
1
5
common
<•
20c
4-
5
3-20
3-
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3-30
3-12
3-15
3-
15c
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131'/4c
1
3-15
3-
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1
1
3-15
2-23
3-
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2-15
3-
1
2-12
12y2c
3-15
3-
19c
3-15
2-13
1
15c
1
2-
9
3-
9
2-
9
3-20
3-
6
3-20
3-
6
3-20
3-
6
30c
3-22
3-
8
40c
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3-
12'Ac
*
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-12
2-15
t40c
4-1&
3-16
$1.56%
$1.43%
20c
3-15
10c
1-31
75c
•»•'.,
40c
(quar.)
3-24
3-10
4-
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Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
New common (initial-quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp
3-
2-28
10c
(quar.)
2-24
3-14
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Company
Company (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Victoria & Grey Trust Co.
(quar.)
;
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (increased-quar,)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—;
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)
2-26
2-13
35c
Vernon
4-
:
$1.37'A
30c
Steel
3-
7'Ac
2-27
from
(quar.)
15c
35c
3,
1
3-15
3-16
30c
22'Ac
-
3-
1
4-12
2-28
:
Walker
2-
2
9
2-20
2-12
(Hiram)
Warner Bros.
2-28
2-
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
Electric Corp. (quar.)
Walgreen Company (quar.)
2-28
.
preferred
preferred
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_
2-21
3-15
$1
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,
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Rogers. Inc. -(quar. )_*__*^_**
Vanadium-Alloys
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
income
Vendo
;____
1
3-
(quar.)
3-15
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3-
■
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2-28
,35c
(quar.)
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pfd.
Corp. ,(N.
1
3-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
.$1.12'A
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4-
-
3-20
3-
'
capital gains
'
-
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3-22
Valley Forge Products, class A (Initial)
Valley-Mould & Iron Corp., common (quar.)
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.)
9
jclass A Ac class B_—5%
Stores
&
9
,.
25c
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of (Pennsylvania
on
-
interest
Thriftimart, Inc., class A & class B
Thrifty
9
Utilities
2-
(quar.)
4-30
,
9
2-
25c
.(quar.)—
Thompson Ramo Woqldridge,
4% ^preferred
(quar.)—
Drug
9
2-
$1.24
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1
.3-15
•
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22'Ac
8%
2-
.£2-15
4-10
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4'A%
30c
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd. (quar.)
Thrift
Corp.
Pictures,
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Insurance
Universal
1
30c
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1
Investment
&
Universal
15c
(quar.)_—
1
15c
(quar.)
approval
Universal
1
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Industries
the
9
1
25c
(quar.)
2-15
20c
Realty
3-
common
Industries
to
an
9
9
Trust-
common
S.
3-
,
1
3-30
(quar.)_.
Portland,
$1:31'A
property
2-23
10c
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3-
_
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3-
$2.50.
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U S Truck
Lines
(Deb)
(quar>
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United Whelan Corp.i, common (quar.)*_
U.
$1.45
:
preferred
of
2-
.
1
(quar.)
certificates
Bank
approved
2-
1
40c
:
9
4-
Land
Oil
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Thatcher
Glass
Mfg.
Co.
1
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Corn.;
Textiles,
2-15
(quar.)
Chemical
shares
Textron,
2
(quar.)
&
,2-23
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...
3-
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*,
*
$1.35
(reduced)
1
class A
3-
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2-28
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20c
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(quar.)
(quar.)
subject
$1.46'A
;
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10%
common
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:$1.67'A
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(quar.)
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:
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1
3-15
(quar.)
3-
!
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2-28
2-
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1
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3-
3-
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3-10
3-30
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(initial quar.),
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9
2-
3-
Certificates property interest'(reduced)—_
1
$1.50
2
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
4-20
_
preferred
B
(quar.l__
States Telephone, com.
preferred
preferred
4-20
3-
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preferred (s-a)
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9
3-
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(quar.)
preferred
5-
preferred
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(increased
5-
5%
preferred
Transmission
preferred
97»Ac
4.36%
5.625%
Gas
Common
4-10
25c
*
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Stockholders
9'1
3-
1-26
3-30
35c
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preferred
4'A %
U.
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3-12
$1.18%
(quar.)
$1.03%
(quar.)
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(quar.)—
1
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preferred
1
4-
(quar.)
1
3-
25c
(quar.)*
(quar.)
4-
$1.38
12'Ac
.
1
9
1
2-13
2-28
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Science
1
3-
3-
50c
(quar.)
3-
2 '
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3-
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$1.33%
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(quar.)—
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$1.28Va
15c
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4.60%
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preferred
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7%
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S.
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5.52%
(quar.)
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1
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5.50%
preferred
4-
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3-31
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9
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1
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S. Borax & Chemical, 4'A% pfd.
U. S. Envelope Co., common (quar.)
•
7% preferred (s-a)
.
9
4-
(quar.)
—
United
9
3-
$75c
.
J68%c
15c
Monthly
9
3-
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1
3-
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3-
(quar.)
1
_.—
3-
$1.06%
com.
1
4-1
$1.12'A
3-15
$1.20
4-
,
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
United. Pacific Corp. (quar.)
_*u__t.*v_u*4*
„
3-9
4-
4-20
Monthly
2-16
1
4-20
(quar.)**__
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3-13
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5-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
United Investors
.
.
1-26
$1.31
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Gas Corp,
(Calif.).,
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service,
Southwest
4.40%
preferred
5.125% preferred
5.35%
•3-
'
4-20
.
;
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
1
$1.28
? 3-15
3-15
$1.26%
.
V1
6-15
2-28
(quar.)
1
3-15
5-15
,
2-19
„
9
2-28
•
\
(quar.)-*
(quar.)—'z.
(quar.)„
(quar.)—
(quar.)
prefe.-rad
,
$1.33%'
1
6-28 ~
$l.31'A
$1.25
(quar.)
4.25%
■
300;..
-
—_
3-
1
2-
,3-30
,
3-
•
6c from securities profits)____
"i 2-28 11
*J**T.
8c
-United Gas Improvement, com. (incr. quar.) ;..'
66c ■py 3-30; V,
4'A%
preferred- (quar.)___________*_*^_
$1.06%^ ;-/4- 1
United-Greenfield Corp.
(quar.)_:
27'Ac
V 3-1;.
United Illuminating Co. _!___
35c
*4-2
United Insurance Co. of America (Chicago) , ;.
r
.
*2-15?
2-28
: '
3c
:
$1.18%
*
5
2-15
3-15
,
r
2-15 ;
3-14
2-26
"3- 2
5-15
terly of 2c from net investment income and ;
2-15
$1.16.%
Corp.—
pi-eferred
5.35%
;
•
-
$1.12'A
America-(quar.)
United Funds: -.United
_
2-15 f
3-14
$1.27'A
common
Texas Eastern Transmission
5%
Southern
,'3-15
r
,-2-14
$1.15
:
;
,
5%
5%
1
2-
4-19
,•■■■■
$1
*,
com.
8
1
'! "
-
(quar.)__
Cos.
8
1
92'Ac
.
(quar.)___
new
Electric-Coal
Foods
9
3-
,
5■-•
40c
Carton
United
2
3-14
,
''
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quai-.
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.72%
preferred (quar.
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Texaco, Inc. (quar.)__
7-14
-
27c
5.25%
3-15
3-14
8-
-
5
4-
3-30
$1.02'A
5.24%
3-15
3-19
3-
3-
5c
5.12%
5
8
3-15
^'lOc
$2
(quar.-)_
3-
30c
1
4-16
&
9
■C 3-
45c*
(quar.)*
United Elastic Corp.,
2-16
4-
Board
3-15
3-1 :W.
$1
90c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
2-
3-31
25c
,
(Omaha)
United
1
1
3-15
2'A%
'
(quar.)
2-
70c
;
:
1
3-
4-
10c
(quar.)—
9
2-
__
3-
3-15
.
2%
17'Ac
;
_____*
United Carbon Co. (quar.)_____
f
2-28
3-31
$1.16
2-
1
United
2
5
$1.06'A
21
50c
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)—
1
(quar.)
common
2
(quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
2%
Southern
3-
vi-
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
$1.25
Gas
■
2-
2- 9
..
._*_i_.*___*__
(Detroit)
of
3- 2
2
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
2-15
3-
87'Ac
common
Artists
Biscuit
2
2-28 -
2
*____*
preferred
United
United
•
''
(quar.)
5"
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
5
3-6
dividend
5'A%
<
5
28c
4.10%
(quar.«)_*_.__i*_u
dividend
;United Airlines,
9
5
'
4-
3-16
>
1.
-
(stock dividend)
of California—
Co.
3-16
2-28
.
3-
.
(quar.)___*___
(United Aircraft Corp.
r
2-15
2-
Oil
2
3-15
r
62'Ac
•
(quar.)
Uniq^.yank Car
r
2-
4-
•
3-
,
dividend
Stock
•
5
(quar.)
5
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Natural
Gas
5
37'Ac
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
3-
Inc;
3-
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern
3-
Fund,
common
Union Stock Yards
*
2-
(quar.)____
income)-—;
Transmission—
3-
3-31
27'Ac
(quar.)
?.
.
2-28
.V'XW-.
3-15
5c
preferred
2-
3-31
9
«
80c
2-
2-28
Union
3-31
■
10c
>
(quar.)__
Investment-Co.
l
2-28
4-15
•
-
20c
dividend)
Union & New Haven Trust
f
9
2-
Union
..
2-15,-ij
2-
(increased-quar
2-
2-28
21%c
2-
1
41 'Ac
investment
Tennessee
•
California
preferred
from
2-20
26%C
preferred (initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
3-31
25y2C
*
original
Stock
..
6
1
•
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%
.
2-28
2-23
1
Taylor -Fibre -Co., common
(quar;)_;
4%.. .preferred (s-a)____».____-__-__-_____-:
2-28
29y8C
3-15
,
2-23
J$1.10
•
^
dividend
Common
(quar.)
.
3-15
25c
(quar.)
4.08%
.
;
10c /
.
preferred
3-
$2
Union Gas of Cana-da, 6% pfd. B .(quar.)j__
•
5'A%. preferred A (quar.)
.Union Gas System (Kansas) (quar.)
:
2-28
3-
.*'•
3-14
3-28
2-28
3-15
-
,
Inc.
Co.,
$3.70, preferred
.
2-23
3-
„
Tampax,
-
1-16*
Electric
2-13
1
3-15
,20c
-
Corp.
$3.50
'
3-14
2-28
3-
17'Ac
(initial quar.)
common
Carbide
Union
3-9
2-28
-*-
,
(quar.)*',
Udylite Corp. ,(quar.-)
;•
2-
•
.
(quai\)___
(quar.)
2-28
2-15
2-26
3-12
.
$1.25
(quar.)______
3-
(quar.u)___
Television-Electronics
(quar.)
4.24%
Southern
9
3-12
'
IOC
(quar.)
$4.50
.3-
♦
Street
preferred
9
1
3-10
,25c
.
'
.
N. J.)..
(quar. )_*___*
Salle
preferred
Valu
Stock
Clutch
La
$4.50
65c
Extra
T
3-14;
3-30
2-28
-
2 '
2:
Disc
South
(stk.
$4.00
,J3- 91 .f
(quar.)
-(quar.)
Century-Fox Film
iv
3-
2
62'Ac
f
9
*
7
2-
3-
*
\
$1.12'A'
(quar.)
2-15
35c
28'/8C
V: Development Corp.- (Mineola N. Y.)
Taft Broadcasting Co,-(quar.)_____:^__^_
Products—
preferred
4%%
3-
preferred
UARCO. Inc., new
;
,
9
3-
/'
■
6
3-31
3-15
2-
30c
•
3-16
-
L_
,;40c
•
2-16
3-14
*
3-15
3-10
,10c-
,.
(quar.)_I.
Light & Power
1
!-
(quar.) —*_
,
——
Electric
1
-
\
2
7'Ac
r
(quar.)_-
(Jersey City,
3-
' V 6'Ac '
T.
f
2
208
.
5'
3-
■v
3-30
40c
(quar.)__
3-
3-28
30c
common
4.78%
4.32%
2-
5%
Twin
(.
2-26
10c
-
com.:
pfd.-. A
3-10
v-
-»'
''
L___J___11L
Oil,
2-
1
9
,2-27
.
2-16
1
$5
Jersey
4-
&• Company
f quar.)=.£._—
40c i,.
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)___-j.^i___iv" •
20c .••
Syracuse Transit (quar,)_^_^=______—50c.
2-20.;
.3-
1
Gas
Twentietn
2-20
3-
3-
2
4-
44c
,
City Seventh Unit, $6 pfd. (accum.)*
Tung-Sol Electric Inc., common (quar.)*__*_•
•
2-23
3-14
r
Tudor
-
2-20
1
25c
•
Swift
.
1
3-
Co.,
New
.
9
3-9
•
of
Quarterly
Tuboscope Company
Tucson
3-15
4%
'
1 * - -
Inc.
2
3-
<
2-
4-
>
.
2
Gas
Trust Co.
.
2-19
3-
2
"4-
40c
•
.
Trust
Trunkline
•
2-19
4%
(quar.)i
Biscuits.
2-28
4-
•
2%
(quar,)*.
„
1
13-14
»
2-15
1
-
Coal
(quar.)
-;r
Temper .Corp. common (quar.)____
4'A%. preference (quar.)_____
; Trunz,
Inc.-
9-14
2-
1
1
3-
7'Ac
Co.
3-
3-
12'Ac
v
,
True
12-14
3-
House Distributing
(quar.)_.
12'Ac
Stores, common
(quar.)__l_—_ '♦ 12'AC'.r
preferred
(quar.)^___—62'Ac
Superior WindowJCo..-70c conv pfd. <quar;)
17'Ac -
1;£
2-28
3-10
3iy4C
Edison—
Southern
3-
«:
3-10
38% c
California
New
3-15
3-13
3-31
(initial)
Southeastern
6
7c
*,
Gas
Mining Co.
9-28
12-31
»
;
Investing—
Insurance
5-
3-15,,,
(Del.)—
Truax-Traer
.
6-15
♦'
Inc.
2-15
2-15
3-
4
5c
5%
2-15
1
2-28
$1.12'A
1
i
3-1
3-
,,22Vac
,
System,
9
3-15
2-15
,
25c
(quar.)-,
3-
2
2-28
$1.14
Co.
(N, J.)
(quar.)___*__*-_u;
& Cable (reduced)
Works, Inc. (N. J.)—
40c preferred (quar.)
.
,
r
3-15
6-29
45c
12'Ac1
-
:
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Mid-Continent
5%-
35c
(quar.)
Sugar,
Southern
Super
2
Sunset
2-13
50C
(quar.)
(increased-quar,)
Rico
A
2-26
2-16
3-
6'AC
;
(quar.)
Gas
Class
3-8
3-14
45c
(Pa.)—
(quar.)
Puerto
9
3-
•
—i.
4'A % ^preferred
(quar.)
5'A% convertible 2nd preferred
75c
f
Development, class B
Southam Company, Ltd. (quar.)
$5
2-23
quar.),
Texas
4%
2-21
3-15
■,
Jersey
South
South
3-1
,
,30c '
43%c
.
—
preferred
Oil
Sunray
f,
9
50c
'Ac
'
(quar.)__
1
Propane
5.20%
Sun
(quar.)
A
2-28
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
2
Corp.
2-21
,
common
preferred
$1.55
Suburban
4-
25c
Oil
8
70c
& French Laboratories
Snap-On Tools Corp.
Stylon
2-
2
Co
A
8
1
4-
,
2-
3-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
3- T
5
5
2-
'3-30
:
(quar.)
preferred
dividend)
35c
Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)_^
'(quar.)________
A.)
33-
3-
;
class A
Bus
4-
$1.06'A
,
(stock
"3-30
Tri-Metal
3-19
3-30
"
.
dividend___-
Trenton
3-19
1
..
____2
Triangle -Conduit
1
3-
Corp.
Travelers
r
3-13
1
,
,
50c
(quar.)
(D.
3-15
3-15
4-
3-15
__•
(quar.)
Stock dividend
3-12
_____
Socony-Mobil
;Sonotone
Stuart
60c
(quar.)
class
9
$15c
Co., (increased
Co.
(quar,)
Quarterly
9
2-
2-15
y4»; 2
Stock
,
9-15
'
35c
Corp., 4'A%
Extra
2-23
6-15
2
(quar.)——
Transcontinental
-
2
25c
Quarterly
-
3-20
9
' -56c7'
___!_
(quar.)
common
Corp.
2-
9
4-10
3-
'
pi'eferred
2-15
3-
■
m
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
Foods
9
3-
$15c
:(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Electric,
Smith,
pfd.
Stouffer
1
3-
2-15
3-15
1
12'Ac
(stock dividend)
3-
15c
(quar.)
Oil Corp. (quar.)
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil
-;Skelly
8%
Co.,
Broadcasting,
B
1
2
B
Transcontinental
Union
Corp.
20c
Sinclair
^Singer
1st
61c
_
.
Steel
&
Corp.,
Fuller
i
45c
(extra)
&
2-15
25c
—....
(quar.)
class A (extra)______
Corp.
1
25c,-
*
_»j;
Co.,
Trans-Lux
-
(quar.)______^:_
B.)
Mfg.
B
Baer
7%
3- 9
3-23
62y2C
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Simpson,
Class
Stix,
9
20c
Company
Simonds
3-
(John
f
3-
——_
Stouffer
(quar.)_
A
Dairies
B
2-15
-preferred
Class
(quar.)
Silverwood
Simmons
2-15
1
Storer
preferred -(quar.)
5%■
Still-Man
1
3-
3-28
v;:
Signode Steel Strapping, common
'
2-15
Stewart-Warner
Power—
preferred
B
4'A%
Stetson
1961
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Class
2-15
3-20
3-
5c
Class
Transamerica
.
7,10-
50%
(quar.),
.Tractor Supply ,Co.,
:
4-
'12'Ac
(quar,)—
A
5
Scale
2-13
3-15
12'Ac
12'Ac
^
,
(quar.)
2-16
2
(stock div.)
(quar.)
,;4-16
(quar.12'Ac
34%c
common.
2-16
3-
10c
16%
Dec.
Sterling Seal,
2-14
-2-23
t30c
ended
year
preferred
1
3-
$1.44
.
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Siemens & Halske
(Berlin)
5%
2-
,
2-20
4-
12'Ac
___,
i.
:
preferred
Toledo
f
2-20
(quar.)
4.25%
:
(quUi-.)_.
Corp.—
5
2
;
;
4.56%, -preferred
>
.2-20
3-
3-10
(increased)
Toledo Edison—
,
3-12
2%
(quar.)—.—___<.___i
Products--,
Inc.
3-15
17'Ac
(quar.)
Sicks'
(Payment
3-15
Drug,
5
25c
—
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5.75%
2-
Aluminum
Sterling Precision
2-
,3-
10c
Stores
•
2-15
9
;
2-15
2-15
1
2
.
;
Y.)
of Rec.
3-
25c
:
(N.
Holders
Paycole
-
,60c
i._
____—
Packing. Co,
Corp.
-
35c
(quar.j
.
Guarantee Co.
...3-12
♦
Company
Bros.
1
1
3-. 9
"
(quar.) ______—$10c
class A
Sterling
2
5
.2-26
Ltd.,
Sterling
2
2-
$1.25
(quar.)
•
Shop
3-
2
2-26
25c
(quar.)
of
Corp.
4-
15c
15c
Bhenango Valley Natural Gas
Shoe
3-
4- 2
$56'Ac
(quar.)
Tokheim
3-
'
_____
4-2
:
—
A
5-18
1
3-
30c
87'Ac
—.—___
Stephan
(quar.)
Mfg.
Sheller
(quar.)
—
3-15
Sterchi
4'/2%
B
Co.
&
dividend
4-
2
Tobin
3-
.,
;_u_:—<
12 y2c i
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sheaffer
Class
(quar.)—
Steinberg's,
Shawinigan Water & Power—
4%
Hall
Stock
(quar,)
(quar.)_
Corn,
2-26
3
Title
3-
*
$1.25
$1.25
—$1.25
—$1.25
22yac
;
}
-
-
1__,
A
2-16
;
•
(quar.)____
A
Bearing
(quar.)
Class, A
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
1
10c
'
12'Ac
Co
&
Class
4%
—__—.
3-15
23c
Shulton, inc.,-class
B
Parts
6-
Roller
3-16
1
3-1
'45c
—___—.
5%
Stein,
(quar.)
3-
4-
,50c
15c
.
(quar.)________
dividend
5%
"2-28
$1.80
all arrears)
payment clears
(this
A
Capital Life Insurance
2-23
15c
'4
,
(quar.)——__—___
2-19
2
10c
7'Ac
■j.
i
—
(s-a)
Albany
Co., common (quar.)_____ 1
3 V2 %
preferred (quar.)—Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
•
2
25c
(quai.)
683Ac
of
)
Stauffer Chemical
3-12
—
Bank
Stock
9
—
(quar.)
(initial)
A.)
&
r
3-22
Serrick Corp.—
Class
-
(x-educed)
(quar.)_—_—
State
(H.
Sexton
Radio,. Ltd.
3-22
Options
Security
Class
•
3-22
$1.56'A
2-15
3-15
40c
>
—-
Materials, Ltd.
4-10
Season-all Industries
Class
preferred (quar.)
preferred-<(quar.)
6%
4-10
...
3-15
6
30c
30c
tlOc
$20c
35c
(quar.)
$1.20
-;$1.25
4-10
3-
(Virginia)—
(quar.)
preferred
When
per
Share
Telephone
Tip Top Products—
.
93%c
;-i
—
Standard
25c
2-23
3-20
,
3%%
3-
V
3-6
(quar.)___—-it 82'Ac >
Jersey)
60c(Ohio), common (quar.)__
62'Ac,'
3-
'
(quar.)___
common
preferred (quar.)_—
Power Corp.
(quar.)
Selmer
Standard
*
Timken
50c.'
(New
$1.18%
Roebuck & Co.
Sears
9
t25c
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
5%
3-10
131'Ac
Surety
Seaboard
Sealed
Co.
preferred (quar.)
f. preferred (quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
f.
s.
Oil
preferred
50c
...
5%
2
,
(quar.)
com.
preferred »(quar.)—*
f.
s.
$6.25
$3.30
Standard
California,
Register (quai'.)-_-.—
Stanley Home Products (quar.)_
Star Market Co.
(quar.)
Finance Corp.,
Seaboard
1
2-20
2-21
25c
(quar.)
—
$4.75
of
Co.
9iy«c
common
& Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scythes
5%%
Oil
1
85c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
3.65% (preferred
,
.3-T4
$1
$3.40
Scovill
4-30
10c
2
3-
4-
,
.
Common
.
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
.
17c
t
—-
(initial-quar.)
com.
new
1
3-
\
2-15
1
4-
,3-15
2%c
,"♦
(monthly)
&
Co,
(quar.)
& !Fetzer
Scott
3-
8c
3-
2
Standard
2-19
5%
4-2
4-10
2-28
15c
2
2-15
18%c
,
3-
3-19
1-19
.
preferred (quar.)___
Sawhill Tubular Products .(quar,)
—
Schering Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
6chiumoerger,
Ltd.
(quar.)
---_
—
Schneider (Walter J.) class A (extra)
♦—
Scientific Industries
(stock dividend)——__
Scott Aviation (stock dividend) ———
25c
2
5%
—,—.—
—
—
4-
v
2-28
•
„
Tidewater
preferred
(quar.)
(A. E.) Mfg. Co., common
Monday; February 26, 1962
Name of Company
.
.
,
2-19
2»A%
75c
•
.
$6.50
f
,
•
Payable of Rec.
$1.63
Staley
(quar.)_^_
25c
$3.75
preference
(quar.)
94c
Standard Brands, Inc., common
(quar.)
45c
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)_—_______—87'Ac
Standard Dredging Corp., common.^-10c
$1.60 -preferred (quar.)_,
_________
1.
40c
$1.60 preferred (quar.)—
40c
Standard Milling,
cias6 A • (,quar.)»t_--—w,
5c>
Class B
(quar.)-:
■♦'
5c
Standard Motor Products, class >A (quar.)—
18%c
2-28
■;
32'Ac
Industries; $1.30 preferred (quar.)
Savage
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
(Mass.)—
Co.
Insurance
Common
2-
4.70%
Springfield
2-
4.75%
2
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Share
:
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)"—
common
Holders
When
.Per
♦
Name of Company
Financial Chronicle
New
.
—
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd
Pictures—
common
Warner-Lambert
Quarterly
(initial-quar.)
Pharmaceutical
12'Ac
Warner & Swasey Co. (quar.)
Warren (S.'D.) * Company, common
4V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
5-
4
4-13
37'Ac
Co.
3-9
2-20
(Del.)
40c
(lncr.)
__i •
2-26
2-
7
' 25c
3-
1
2-
9
$1.12
3-
1
2-
9
(1023)
Per
<4 Company
Name
Brothers
Warren
•.Washburn
:
•
•_
;
2-16
Corp.
$1.50
■k
15c
(quar.)—
Monthly'
4-
-''"■'loc-'.:
■
■
1 West.
-*■*■■' $1.44
Western-Canada Breweries' wquar.
—_____
Western Casualty -& -Surety -Co.— * -v.; :/> - 1
cv'v Reduced ^quarterly
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
/
3-
;
25c
;
3-
2-16
1
V
;
j 1960.
1
to
,
:;i.Ui,ii!
-•2-12
37(4c>
Natural-Gas, 5% pfd. Otiuar.)
:iU
25c •'
Gas, common- (quar.)__-_
59%C
*4.75% preferred B (quar.)
j
$1.25:
?\YY: 5%;pref©rred 4quar.;_____
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.:
YY ' American
depositary
receipts
(for year
.32%;:'
;Y.; --•
' ended Dec, '3JL»".l9(?l
35c
WestinghoUse Air Brake (increased) ____—
30c
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common (quar.)
'
95c
3.80% prefet-red B '(quar.')________-__—
30C
Westmoreland, Inc.; '(quar.)
YY'Y ' Weston "(Gieorge),; Ltd., class A (quarO__
t7y2c
•• '•
Y~ ; Blass B -(quar.^
:i— -'VlVzb ;
Western
•
'
4-
„
Western power
'
for
3-12
••4-.: 5
3-15
■
1
9
9
:
2-15
•
the
;
3-
33-
3-
2-19
75c:'"
2-26
; : 50c
5 V*%. preferred (quar.$1.3134
White Stag Mfg. -Co. •
••
WW.
f
a
4Vi"% 1 preferred
( quar.)
' 81.12 Vr
White Villa Grocers (s-a)
83Wickes
Corp.
(quar.)——
> • 25c '/
!
•• Wieboldt Stores, Inc., com.
(quar.)—
l; 20c>
:'''■ 4.25 % preferred (quar.)
.■ $1.06v/a
•"..•6% preferred (quar.)
—-_1—
•
75c'
;V'<;..' 3>/4% "preferred ;'(quai*.)
134c ,
3-23
3- 9
(quar.)^
Weyerhaeuser Gonipany
Whitaker•
r
Paper-'Go.
^
White Motor^^Co., "common < quar;)^^_^__^
-
1
the
.3-
9
4-
1
Williamhouse
'
Williams
*'
Inc.
(The)
(Stock
^ Wilson^Company, •ccihmon
Common
dividend)—
Monthly
■
Winter
PMk
7%
Wisconsin :Electric
-
:>k
Power,
(quar.)^
common
4T34b-
;
3-
4.80% preferred. (quar.)
}:■ 4.40% preferred (quar.)
——;
s 4:76% preferred, (quar.)—_
Wiser
.
Oil
1
4-13
2-15
v
(quar.)
4-2
3-1
3^15
v.-V-f.
2-15
3- 1
3-10
....
.
.
come
;
tax.
(P.
W.X -Co, (quar.)_
,
:
:
.
\
:p.
'
,
fL'W
Xerox
Yale & Towne Mfg.
3-20
2-14
1;;
3t )0
2-27
IOC
1
'
2-20
4 -1 :
3-
?30c
1
(quar.)
'
:
25c
j'Yocam Batteries, (quar.)"«._i_-.i.-j._^i——. ' V
;;
:•<
4-
-Quarterly
>
W——~
±
'mii V* —'
-• — i
10c
IOC
i.—■
$1.25
Youngstown -Sheet & Tube
-;
2
8-i5
v
5-31
9-15
.
•
*
((quak')~t--v,-i----i--«^-
20c
3-30
25C
3-
■»imr
..
? k
.
...
*
-
j-.. *
.
the
by
of
and
the
2337.
p.
cents
per
,
President
'
and
chief
Joseph
A.
chemical
Mr. Coghill said that the .1961 net profit is equal to $1.26 per share.
16,514,527 shares of common stock outstanding, after dividend
requirements on the company's preferred stocks. In 1960, the net
profit was equivalent to $1.30 per. share on the basis of the same
number of outstanding crnnmon shares: ;
"; \
Ott"
executive
Neubauer,
division,,
officer;
Vice-President
elected
were
;
as
9 :.
In 1961, provision for "Income taxes was: $8,374,000 after reduction
$1,284,000 of prior year provisions, compared with income tax
provisions bt $11,758,000 hi I960.—V. 194, p. 2120.
•
of
,
:
;
t
totaled
•
David
and
| a
duce
'
of
in various parts of
f
T
..
•
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%
;; >
date and/or record date is Indicated
•
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liere. "
;>,f
•
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^ Payable ip C. S. ifunds. less 15% Canadian nonresident tax Y^y
X Less damajca income iax'.-..';■
"V;; 7 f--
'7:!- r-'t-'-i' V,
.Long-term debt—;!
v-!;W
;;' 4-7% notes secured by mortgages.^
Sundry ' indebtedness!-—_1___
.
•.
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:
General Corporation and
Investment News
.
.
/
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"
underwriters
-J-:-
Blair
-
Continued -from page 12 ■;
Vt;;;;•;*1':>'• ■;;
.
Sales, less cash discounts, amounted to $53,587,996,
Compared witji $56,485,026 -in 4960;
> ; J.
j..
for
'v
-1961,
1
;
,
■
,.'V,
3
:
Shares
Co.—-Quarteriy Resajts—
■'
•
Allan
:
$59,845,000,
'
'
;
shares,
*'
dividend of $1,12 (4
preferred stock and 25 cerits per share on common stock,
both payable April
1902 tq stockholders of record Mardh*12v 1962.';.
•The company also iieelared the regular quarterly
per share on
the
"ihirq;- quarter; iot the company'sfiscai;year, r
RresidenlrTheoaore.^ii^mble^bihted but. ^
the res\dts in sales apd
:: Manufacturers
registrar for
Net
195, p. 911.
Drilling Co.—Qtrly. Report
Reading ^ Bates Offshore
This, company, of Tulsa, Gkla; has reported that net income for the
three months ended Dec.,.31, 1961 amounted to $58,551, After provision
for future -years income- taxfes -*and oil exploration expense, crt gross
^operating income of $938,423. These results compared, to earnings of
$67,913 ton gross operating income of $975,105 in the corBeeponding
quartervendedDec.,31,.I960.. ;;
,
,
.
first' quarter ,hf the company's 1962 fiscal year'
cents per shaSe'. of -class A and 8 cents per common
Earnings iofl the
amounted
to
36
■' |«
V 4,703,553
yJfUi* Ilil't*
1 ■
«,| iiiU >»•-
•['*>
2%
a
2,982,994
,042,427
3,038:711
82.22v.
• ...;$1.67;.
1,818,972 ,;*1,804,711
stock dividend; in 1961;
■
r.:.
194, ;p. .2338.
the corporation for the six months ended
January
- V"
Ryan, ^Obabrman
/!;";,!,:!; •;.! •.V'v- ^v'v:
of the Board, reported that total sales
amounted to $51,265,000. This com-
months ended Jan. 31
the -period
for ?the-second
$636,000
$25,659,000 in
a
just
or
28 cents
quarter .totaled
per
common
the comparable
Joss of $118,000;«oe
period, in 1961.
included
ended
a non-recurring
infringement suit.;
for a net profit
compared with sales
1961, which resulted in
$25,630,000,
share,
quarter of
as
|3 cents per common Share.
1
(During the first quarter of the new fiscal year the company reported
net -earnings of $554,000, and Mr. Ryan predicted that Royal McBee
will continue to Improve Its- earnings position during the remainder
of the year.—V. ,194,. p. 2664. ;
;!
Saint John Dry Dock Co. Ltd-—Partial Redemption—i
.
been appointed
V. ■"
earnings .for
.Sales
The
corporation has caned for redemption on March 15, 1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $30,000 of its 5(4% debentures
due March 15, 1974 at 100%. Payment will be made at any branch,
15,000
.5,000.:
the -corporation.—V.
stock of
f
A.
of
in
Hanover Trust Co., New York City, has
the common
1951
1960
•
$80.249,823 $79,461,534
8,745,980
6,021,705
item of $345,000, -received as a result of a patent
Canada
193,
p.
(far
north
excepted)
of
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia.—•
914.
Science Capital Corp.—Nine .Months' Report—
This (Philadelphia corporation, .organized "in 1961,
reported total
income for the nine months ended Dec. 31, 196L covering five months
r
an
"*l'»
of 1961.—V.
of
Inc.—Appointment—
—
pares with total sales of $52,346,000 for the comparable
;■
Rainbow Photo Industries,
■;
"
for the six
irvlng Trust Co., New York -City has been Appointed "transfer and
disbursing agent of the capital stock of the corporation.
—V. 195, p. 911. !
-
;
31, 1962,v-rose -to $1,061,000 or 58'cents per share; as compared with
$207,000 or 3 cents per share on the common stock for the like period
of: t96L
dividend
-
•-
Net earnings of
;;
30,000
■
'
"
V
increase; of $2;750,000 Jover i960, and net
^earnings were SI 343,000 as compared with $1,350;000 for. the same
period a'year 'ago, it was announced by the -company;. '....
After preferred dlvidend requirements. earnings-per share of common
stock, were 77 fcehfs,~ equal to those of a year ago, based.On 1,656,183'
were
.2272.
.
Royal McBee Corp*—Six Months' Net Up—
Popular Library, Inc*—Appointment—
Consolidated net 'setiesof Pet Milk for (the three months ended Bee. 31,
1961
p.
those
exceed
Y.
!
•
'-Putnam •& Co.i——.
-'ft*
.
110,000
Co,—————
•
The
company's program
of expansion into new -markets, both
"domestic and foreign, resulted in an increase in sales; for the comipany's products. Sales for the year 1961. reached an all-time high,
and the management believes that sales and profits for 1962 will
<
■
213,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
'
—:
Seranton .&
1*) 1 Ci-,
^Earnings 'of- Royal Crown Cola Co,!, and cpnsolidaied^ subsidiaries
for the year ended Dec. ,31,' 1861' amounted, tb $1,253,357, aftep providing $1^53,OOO for federal and state income taxes; as compared, with
earnings of $850,160, as reported for the year 1960, after providing
$972,506 for federal and state income taxes. !
..
named
...
Co. Inc
W.
*
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4 204,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds--———
.
—V. 194,
*
&
'
v-Royal Crown CoIstCo^--«-1961v Earnings "Up—
the
Pet 'Milk
;
vCha6.
:
as
'
principal, factors contributing to the decline in net
Income, .according to President, Pred X. Doolittle, were; lower shipments
to the now completed Niagara Power project;
increased ..depreciation
Charges resulting from capital -expenditures'; loss of Interest income due
to using governmfent -securities - to settle the percentage .depletion controversy in l960.—V,194, j>, 321. ;
^ r. ^
vVV;
i_; ..."
;
Among
.
V'"
eoutstanding^^y^i,,!,;.;,,.;.,:^
,V;.vl94rp. t640.
'
; t
^-_,^_
vincludes shares issued to Lux and
::-;
below have severally
Agreed/ subject to the! terms' and conditions contained In the purchase
-agreement, to purchase from .the company the Aggregate number of
shares of common stock set forth opposite their respective names:
UNDERWRITERS—Tlie
„
Common (Shares
.
';
$205,700
,
•
.-» ;
-Provision for federal and state taxes-^
Outstanding
380,000 ;
.Common* stock f$l paT)___ll—750,000 shs.
Limited dividend com. stock ($1 par)
250/000 Shs.
•
.
$205,800
'
Ended Dec. 31—
saies^u
; Net income—
•,
; Earnings per common
Connecticut and engaged
Authorized - !■;
•'*.
-
was $6,979,000 or 91 cents a share
stock, compared with $7,159,000 and 93 cents a share for
193, p. 1453. ;-.V
V; v
Income before .taxes
and
-
.
$72,668,000, compared with .$70,875,000 in 1960.
Period
Net
The
REVENUES—For ttie -six ihonths ended Sept. 30, 1961, the company
its subsidiaries had; gross- sales Pf $3,363,460 and net Income of
$243,100, equal to 81 cents per common share, -based pn a total 300,P00- Shares -outstanding.
v;. — v..:
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'I'y.-f.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
-
1960 was released
T, "T. Arden, President.
For comparative purposes, it includes
operations of The-Lux -C3ock Manufacturing" Company, inc. for both
years. Lux was acquired July 17, ,1961 <m a pooling of Interests basis,
-
company operates plants in Hamden, North
Haven, Vfaterbury and .Hartford, -Conn.
;;
Transfer -hoOks mot closed for this d!vi(
this dividend.
hooks not
•"
The following statement of earnings for 1961 and
.
tRayable .^n-Canadian funds; tax deductible at the source. Non•resident 'tax .15%'; -resident tax <7%.' ■ V;';;
a.Less British income -tax:'„:';;;v;vvv'v-VkH;'1:"-..y- Previously, published; date was: incorrect.
The; corrected payment
.
by
v
has enlarged its product-line and area
within New England, and, in connection with this expansion,
activities'.
\
-i
Robertshzw-Fnltan Controls Co.—Annual Report—
,
recent ;years Plasticrete
masonry materials
•; \
common
I960.—V.
gen-
;new
In -related
V-•!')-•"•
,
Consolidated net income for 1961
,
has organized or acquired - eight whdlly-owned subsidiaries which .pro-
;;
i."
..
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Sales, Earnings. Risex^
company has announced that its consolidated sales for^ 1961
The
.
;!
j-. ; ; .
<
directors.—
'V:
'
subsidiaries and sales of Tflo Co.,
Inc., - amounting to $24,181,000,
C. E. Coghill, financial Vice President, said. The merger of Tilo With
Reynolds -took place In August. ■;!;
! ;:!' !
;
share, payable Afar.
;
coverage
v..t'v.i
;■ .-,;1
194,
In
V
2^27
,C6rp.
55
of
23.
'
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3- 9
Zelgler Coal :& Coke (quar.) «-^i--——-
.Zenith .Radio
dividend
•
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.
.
"i
offered
,
two
.
2-15
were
reported that 1961 sales .increased to $478,311,000
profits of $25,100,000. Sales in 1960 were $438,724,000 and profits
! $25,661,000.
;
'•
Total sales included for the first time the non-aluminum sales of
■'
8-31
-a
3-15
units
.
unitS' were
The company has
,
3-15:
2-28
,
16,758
with
BUSINESS—Headquartered in Hamden, Conn; the icompany manu¬
.a broad line of masonry units primarily for the construction
Industry, r Its productt Include concrete ;and lightweight Aggregate,
prefinished block, clay brick; masonry floor and roof planks and panels
and special masonry products;
•; /
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■' 2- P
3-15
group
' "*-■
•
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Reynolds Metals Cow—Sales Up, Net Down—
•;
or
'
2-14
.
2
4-
2-21
1
•
$602,722,000
factures
v
p: 10c
^Quarterly
.
1961 -' were
Glass -in
,
.
20c
10c
•(•quar.)
Corpi
1
3-
to -sell any unsubscribed units.
was
exchange fw $451,0B8 of principal amount 10% debentures of the
that were outstanding;
Mr. Harp stated that stockholders subscribed for 21,534 units and
PROCEEDS—Ret
'
>'
Hill.
t, struct
9~ -1
.
'■3-l>v:
25c
25c
<:
Plate
proceeds, from the financing -will be' used >to conplatit, At van (estimated cost; > of $400;000, capable of
i
producing lightweight aggregate Lor use by the company in the pro..-duction of ; itsmasonry units and for .sale to other producers; to
expand and automate the company's block «nd masonry panel manu>
facturing facilities at an estimated cost of $500,000; to modernize -the;
company's .brick
making facilities for the : production; -of, modern,
extruded
finished brick aj; an estimated .cost of $100,000;
and-rto
(.. supplemeht working capital with the balance.r',\■ .<'[{;"
1-25
v-
1
3-15
$1.12(4
Wyandotte Worsted Co^i_
v
3-
■
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Resigns—New Directors—
brush division,
.
3^13
82 Vac
—
f;, Worthington Corp., • 41/2 % preferred (quar.)
^ ;
Wrigley (,Wm,) ,Jr. Co. (monthly)„>
'':
Monthly ;""1 '
rlitzer. Co.X,( quar,).
" Wyandotte Chemicals- iquar.)^-_-__——
;
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192;
on Feb, 19 the initial public sale of thislirm's
stock, through the offering of 160,000 shares,
Of .the total, 28,000 shares we're reserved for sale ,at $9.50 per share to .certain officers,
employees and business; associates cf the company, The
public offering was cvRrsubscribed, > ; - ;
v - .
- x
;
Co,, - Ltd. ordinary— ; ■ • :a
payment - for the - year 1961 equal
a bout $0.09 7/lOc after British in-
Woolwoa;fh
from ; operations1~-V;
at $9.50 per share.
•
2-19
■-•
:
common
1
40c
,v'*.^';tn
...
was
announced
3-1
3-15
Woodward Iron
,
-
'
31, 1981
sale -of invest-
;
.Woolworlh :(B; W-)
'."i
generated
on -the
Plasticrete Corp.—Common Offered—Blair & Co.
Inc.,
New York City, as manager of an underwriting group,
2-21
Pinal
-was
gain
a
T.
manager
v.
3-9
7
-
quarter
and
2-28
3-
<Co, f quar.)
-(quar.)_»_^_:—
months ending Dec,
6
2-28
50c
Co.
Pittsburgh
eral
J.
2-28
3-15
Woodward ^Governor
'
?
;
the
v'::>.»&< A
Guy J. Berghoff, Vice-President and general manager of the paint
,
•
V
by
be' exercised
will
2-28
3-15
(Alan)
•
Mr.
g.
2-19
3-15
$1.10
$1.19 !
75c -
':r
.
rs*
3-15
Enterprises, <class A -(quar.
-•■/^I7,34c;';
(quar.)_i_—___'_i_—i———:—'
• 634c
Stefel (see Alan Wood Steel).
Wood (G. B.) Co., Ltd., .5Va% pfd. (quar.)_ $$1.3734
-
2-
3- 1
Class B'
..
1
for
Higgins has been associated with the company since 1905. He
served. as President for 12 years beginning In 1944 and then as
Chairman of the board from Dec;. 1955 until Sept., 1957.
;
V;;l'
Tqe office, of Chairman of the -board was not filled* In Accordance
wit^, ipe company's bylaws, the: powers and duties of the Chairman
2-15
4-30*
Wometco
Wood
;f
r?
$- r
——
f
'
"
„
■
;•;.■'
^
3-
6% preferred Cquar.)——
> $1.50 |4'
3.60% preferred (quar.)—
———' 1
90c
Wisconsin Ilationa}; Life Insurancer^
|
; „
{
:
'*
Increased semi-ahnually
' ' 35c
Wisconsin Power .& Light
1
• y
434% preferred (quar.)
$1.1234
;•
2-15
1
of '$79,833
Asplundh, Chairman, and Harry B. Higgins, former Board
and President, announced
their resignation as ^directors.
Asplundh - joined
the company's chemical operations
in
1919.
He has served as a Director since 1937 and as Chairman of the board
since Sept. 1957.v;;';
;
3-16
30b:
preferred (quar.)i;—— i"
Telephqne; (Quar,.)—_ii_—,— -A
•
cor-
Mr.
:
3'3c '?"
_
Winter & Hirsch.
1
2-28
4-
:
1961
the
for
an additional 1,380 units were issued in exchange lor 10% debentures,
making a 'total of 22.918 units" for which subscriptions were received
or
1,646-more-units than were made available. Allotments on over¬
subscriptions are being made by the Chase Manhattan Bank, the
company's transfer agent.
;;v:;
"
r
'The units -are -now being traded on the American Stock Exchange,
as is the company's common stock. The debentures and warrants will
be traded separately on Aug. 1, 1962, or-at an earlier date with the
company's consent. Upon separation, the warrants will also be .traded
bn -the American Stock 'Exchange. At that time, the warrants may be
exercised to purchase common stock at prices ranging from $7.50 a
common share, throu^i Aug, a, 1963, up to $10 a common share after
Aug. 1, 1969.—V. 195, p. 642. ;
Chairman
6
5
7c
•
(
V?V-;,;.
-v-v ;
meeting of the board of directors Feb. '8, the firm an¬
Edwin
6
710-
sales
Chairman
f
3-3*1"" ■: 3-15ox
:
'>
'
3-1 ' '
2-16 T.
•
:
4-
•
1
8-
in
30,^1961.represented:
20 to shareholders of record Feb.
3-12
5-1
profit
a
in
of common
subscribe
to
company
lower than sales of $627,965,000
;, Following a
nounced a first
,2-16
11-1
40c
40c
$4.25- preferred- (quar;)
$1.0634
,'; Winrt-"Dixie Stores (monthly7c
$4,739
shares
entitled
were
the; 21,268 imits -comprisingr the otfefing,
offered -to stockholders for subscription and 4,510
7;.': J;;;•. ;
I960,
:;2-23
3-22
(qUar.)^*;^ ,.>,r >400
•
3-20
3-19
(quar.)».—^—,——•
(quar.)
:
——
'Common
which
reported for I960, Net earnings
taxes for the year were $34,627,000 as compared with - $47,631,000
in ,1960. .After giving effect to the 2%- stock dividend declared in 1961,-:
earnings per share were $3.29 for 1961 as compared With $4.53 for
3-20
3-10
25%
Co:
and
year
of
stock; For each 20
j.'"* Of
re-'
after
3-20
4- 1
(quar.
'•; •";•.1' 40cr
(quar.)^i_^.._—"
18%c
Co.
■
WiUiams Bros.
Net
4%
"
'3-20
-
4- 1
w
.
'
;
.
.
4-1
remainder
-loss
•common
3L' stockholders
Jan.
; "■ ;. i.K;'.i!;;.v.
;■csy.cSutro Brtw, Af Co^ New York City, headed Sri underwriting
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Sales, Net Down—
2-15
2-15
-
,
•
2-16
1
3-
-
I
which $28,426
>net
a
12.5 shares of
stock held vat
.
v
ending'June
year
of
and
ments
•
3-
corporation
taxes for the 6-month period ending Dec. 31,
Net income before' taxes for
;'■? p. 1401.
3-16
4-1
•
,
fiscal
2-16
•
;
■
The
<■',
.
$140,769,
v
•
2-15
30c
.
1961;
-offering consisted- of 7Va%
subor«
1972 and common stock purchase
1,
-a.$i0Q unit.
1
.
of
chase
-
Commissibn
and ' Exfcharige
,Dec,- 31,
$120,440.' This 'compares with
responding. period of the previous
3-
4-
ended
period-
Vi;
Net income after
/
-
3-15
4-
I£4(4%preferred •«..(quar. )^._——_ ?$1.12 Vi ;'-t ■
'
8% 3nd'preferred (quar.)—?$1.50 :
report ftied -with «the :' Securities
6-month
-
; was
V2-P
4-
the
1961.
•
9
2-
Sales, Earnings-—
the
due Feb.
warrants -covering 265,850 -shares. The securities were offered -in units
consisting of a $100 debenture with -warrants Attached for the pur-
•
.
2-16
1
8-
adjusted
26. 1961.
-Sales And other -operating - revenues for
the 6-month period were
$1,460,825, as, compared. with $767,692 for the same period in 1960
and $1,716,723 for the company's' last full fiscal year ^ending June 30,"
*2- 9
;
Apr.
and operating profits attained new peaks. - Sixmohth!/Sales approaehed- the volume of the entire preceding year; -and:;;
profits exceeded the total for the prior year. Backlog at Dec. 31, 1961
; was approximately -double that of a year before.
- ,
•
-
.
oh
ported that its sales
2-15
3-
effective
;
2-15
2-28
its
In
•;
•
.
figures have heen
was
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Record
-
3-16
1-
13-20
4- '2
share
per
split that
stock
l
involved in
debentures
dinated
^
'
•<
for
2
a
"The; securities
r
,
Y3".,?
■
comparison; I960
For
reflect
:
^30fe i
-
and exchange offering of $2,126,800 of debentures with
attached made by Realty Equities has been oversubscribed
by
was announced by; Morris Karp,- President of the real
.
outstanding on "Dee. 3-1; 1961; coin1,129,480 shares outstanding at the 'end of
on
•
-"(jYjY'
.
fights
; estate; investment and construction company. The two-week -offering
;period expired at close of market Feb.15. "
\
^
;
1-31
V\».*.Vv
_
,.
$1.81. earhed
Offering
stockholders, it
shares
1.147,-554
on
2-23
•
3- 1
based
were
spared. to
2-.1
2-
•
9 '
A
warrants
in I960,-by, approximately -7%Record, per share learnings of $1.91
;
■[
1
3- 1'
3-
.
■>^30o/?.
<
1
i\
.2-16
-Debenture Rights
Oversubscribed—
..
1-19
3-1
34c.
36c
preferred <quar.5)-----—
(-quar.)_-i'_-_-;_»
•Western: Air Lines Inc.
2 ;■
3-
$1.25-
(quar.'
Coast Telephone, common M quar.
:
3-:
3*15
•
25C
preferred
$5
6%;
:
;6- 1
3-15
!•;
Really Equities Corp.
1961
new
5-1
B-15Y
12 Vac
u! ''J, ■
■
March 13, 1962 should confirm the intense interest in
offshore
prospects lor oil and gas," Mr. Bates stated.—V. 195. p. 911,
Permutit, Inc.—Annual Report—
Rochester, New York company :ha« announced that again in
Operations resulted in record per share -earnings Teaching a
high ?of $1.91. Pfaudler Permutit, a NYSE listed company, is the
world's largest manufacturer of industrial glassed-Steel equipment and
a
major -manufacturer -of fluid handling equipment for the process
industries.
■
'-'.v'''; .; • v
l:
>.
•<'
i Net earnings of the company and its, consolidated subsidiaries came
to $2,196,000 in 1961, surpassing -the previous high of $2,046,000 earned
3-2
5-15
10c
.
3ros;-"stoires,' class A-"(Initial)
Pfaudler
This
:4- 1-
4-15.!
10c
—-
•
on
3-31-
3-15
,
4**' 1>'
;3-l5
.luc
WeisSberg "<H. R;) Dorp;—.. VY
f. Monthly
^Wesco "Financial Corp. -(stock dividend) -r-•West Chemical -Products/ common
(quar.)_Y
.
basis were well ahead of the
corresponding quarter in i960; however,
company elected to invest in drilling operations
on
a
purely
.discretionary basis which reduced earnings to the reported levels,*3
according to JL W. Bates;.Jr„ President,
Further, "The forthcoming Federal lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico
"the
2rl9
5
:
ended Dec. 31, consolidated net sales of Pet Milk
$167,819,000 as compared with $165;612,000 In I960, net earnings
were $3,677,000 as compared with $3,933,000, and earnings per share of
common stock.were $2.09 as compared with $2.28.—-V,. 194, p, 2770.
"were
2-28
5-15
26y4c:
Weissberg <R. JR..) 'Corp.- vmon»,hlyj_—_—«_
Weiss
:
'
50c
•
;Welsbach
3-15
3-15
5C
C)
;
v;»
"Diet Pood."
1-31
Washington
(D
share, compared with 41 cents per share of class A and 10 cents per
share of common in the corresponding quarter In 1960.
"Earnings for the current fiscal quarter on a strictly comparable
For the "nine months
iV
3-
6c
v
Steal -Estate Investment Trust
Shts. -of beneficial interest (initial)
Washington Water. Power *>quars )~u—
iWaste ;King Corp..
preferred. C itquar.-).
Webb & Knapp, $6 pfd. r(accum.)-—
.—
i
2-16
3-10
investment, income——;
From
3-28
tquar:
Washington Mutual .Investors (Fund Ittc<«-;
r
Payable of Rec
20c
•
^earnings -were achieved "despite depressed prices in the apple market
which continued nuring the early part of the quarter, and the intro¬
ductory costs involved in expanding the distribution of Sego liquid
jHolden
When
Share
-
(extra)
Co.
Wire
'• :*.•
'
55
of full scale operation, of $45,378. Net Income for the period amounted
after a $4,000 provision for federal income tax.
to $9,028,
Raul D. Hurwtta. President, told stockholders that although provi¬
tax has been made covering the nine months
period ended Dee. .31.196I, lfc is possible that no tax will be payable
sion far. federal income
loir .the
fiscal year ending Mar;
31, 1962, because either pending tax
which will enable the company to establish
against possible investment losses,
or the
corporation :may elect to be taxed as % regulated Investment company
providing that such election Is found to be desirable and. that the
corporation qualifies for such tax treatment.
legislation
tax
may he passed
deductible
reserves
At Dec, 31, 1981. Science Capital had total assets of $3,865,015,
Including $3,335,128 invested In U; 8. Treasury bills, notes and certifi¬
of Indebtedness: Net asset value per share of Science Cs»r>»%l
at theyear-end mas $732 on 54L670 shares outstanding.—V. 194, p. 428.
cates
%
.
H
1
.
.
56
Corp.—Annual
Power
Sealed
N.!eSSEnded DM' 31~
vision's
Report—
-
Set
of
*25,1156°857
-
--V.
189,
——
share—
2452.
per
p.
670,373
1
"
audited
$1.83
Notes
months
by corrective measures."
The president said that, the company had a loss of $684,004 in 1961,
against 1960 earnings of $130,986.
Sales were down 3%, from $48,025,683
to $46,653,217.
Combining to cause the loss, said the president, were lower sales
««in an extremely competitive market," lower production tonnage due
to a reduction in finished goods inventories, higher costs, and "some
extraordinary expenses."
Iacluded in the expenses, Mr. Schrank said, were non-recurring costs
to
EFFECT
GIVING
overcome
—V.
authorized
shares
194,
1763.
p.
——
'
cents
47
was
"Our
"but
Seiberling
of
also
has
it
the
each
The
the
tire
;
in
turned
were
Carey-Batesville moves,
year
of its existence,
upward,
equity
"We
have
;
•
,
„
,
.
„
Schrank
said,
division,
products
shoe
the auto mat division.
plastics division sales
and
our
'
:
'
.
•
engineeringTmprovementS'introduced
Hawk and
clean-up
.X
.
.
:
.
confident
are
way."—V.
1.93,
transition
the
from
losses
to
is
profits
well
under
Redeem
Simonds Saw &
Preferred—
months
ended
amounts
—V.
results:
the
models,
1961
Net
The
provision
for
the
on
497,000
shai-es
of
with
consolidated
195,
Sonic
568.
p.
then
to
$6.54
The
common
.
$3,248,138
share on the
The
/X).'
of
Period
•Earned
had
—v.
its
first
units
In
of
the
cleaning, vibrations beyond audible
collapse bubbles in a solution .in which
and
Is
immersed.
of
The
collapse
of
the
Dec.
products
up
cleaning units
to
will
be
in
the
inches.
The
electronic,
semi-conductor,
:
—V.
;
Authorized
—1,000,000 shs.
■
194,
p.
reflecting
a
sales
The
■•
the
.-
Period
Gross
Ended
Dec.
in
000
/
profits
missile,
Federal
Net
income
income
-r-V.
194,
taxes
after
Set
1657.
p.
'
income
.'/■
,
'
taxes—I...
$1,562,122-
/';
1961
common
stock
on
of
210,000 shares, at $6.50
Of the
above
costs
940,286
*
or
;
$1,460,813
released
Feb.
on
and
expense
23,
first
six
to
was
the
of
$121,075,000,
Commission's
\
Net
•
TV A
initially
be
added
to
the
the
from
the
company's
sale
of'its
general
183,000
corporate
shares
funds
Okla.,
operates
Construction
contracts,
local
the
company,
Its business
Division
substantially
governmental
States
grega-,e
products
is
nf
of
all
address
through
engaged
agencies,
of
in
is
three
the
which
731
performance
are
with
covering construction
asphaltic
and
sells
concrete,
sand
used
Mavo
divisions.
bonds
power
569.
p.
A
.
fiscal
as
1962
year
October
an
increased
reduction
in
.
requirements at .Oak Ridge,
offset by growth in other 'TVA
•- •.
v
have
first
call
on
these
net
power
Bide
The
of
of
will
used.
concrete
home
is
builders,
sold
large
the
general
contractors
is
$58,949,405 for 1961,
the
lower.
somewhat
were
year
split
In
factors
These
other
the
A
at
a
stock
common
outstanding share
subject to approval
into
; //.
by
dividend
of
the
56
meeting
regular
on
two
a
;
The
shareholders
cents
,
a
contractors,
and
individuals.'
is
to
be
industrial
The
di¬
before
expense—'
at
^
-v..-v/"
company,
said,
dividend on the
Feb.
on
basis
the
on
of
16
by.
the
was
reported
on
its
the
based
on
present
outlook,
it
split shares would be at that
was
expected
that
rate.
■
and
need
to
sell
additional
common
stock
at
this
time.
other
of
delicate
f'Y:'"
earnings.
v
■
recorded
were
■
-7/
■-.<
with
compared,
principally to. record
and
partially to higher rates obtained.
'.
.
u-H
share
per
against
for
$1.13
the
previous
.12,771,650.shares
or
other
and
This
compares
share
after
earnings
of
1960.
'
-
Down—x'y-r
V-'
$2,717,331
on, sales
of
$31,-
>
allowance
an
157.
p.
of
with'pre-tax
during
dends;
195,
President,..has announced that the company achieved
$1,236,916 an sales of $29,171,692 during 1961.
earnings
527,190
construction.—V.
Coach Co.—1961 Earnings
Mr. John J. Lee,
pre-tax
comparative
were
$599,316 or 83
$128,573 for payment
of
figures
for
1960
were
cents
per
common
of, preferred
$1,357,331,
divi¬
$2.23
or
per
/common share.
■
Earnings per common share after taxes for the fourth quarter were
24 cents after allowance of $32,143 for
payment of preferred dividends.
This
represents
2
cents
1961.—V.
significant improvement
a
share
per .common
194,-
894.
p.
for
the
over
operations
comparable
during
the
figure
quarter
third
// ';/""'/y./' ;'/'■/.Vx-xy-x':.'
See Allied Chemical Corp.,
Union
Feb.
a
Title
9,
(Central
Gas
Corp.—Merger Approved-^-
1962
prospectus,
Ave.,
underwriting
Phoenix,
proceeds
which
to
'■rate
the
and
will
notes,
instruments
related
and
parts.
In
Ariz.,
company
offered
be
in
for
-will
basis
be
at'the-time
the
of
the -company
loan.
will
While
make
construction
of
to
the
renewal.
The
interest
company will be equal to
in the business community
use
is
and improve¬
subsidiary's unsecured
the
subject
it
any
No
.
;
of
off-site
the
on
notes
282,000
share.
per
the full $2,075,000 of
wholly-owned subsidiary,
lending funds to reai
its
business
-to be charged the
subsidiary by
existing prime commercial rate in
that
publicly
to
North
222
loan
Co.,
the
builders
made
which
to
proposes
Guaranty
engaged
developers
ment. -Loans
3.V'.'
•
of
company
capital stock, at $7.50
involved.
/ V^ ■ •;;//';■' •
Union
is
conoern
the
par
was
PROCEEDS—The
net
this issue.—V. 194, p.'2489.
Co.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant
/shares of its $5
not
further
contemplated at this time
equity investment in Union,
Guaranty Co. by resson nf the renewal aspects on the short-term
notes,
such loans -might be considered as
a
part of the permanent capital
structure .of the subsidiary.
/
" %
BUSINESS—The
company
was
incorporated under the laws of the
March 24, 1961. On April
14, 1961, the company
of Authority from the Department of
Insurance
of the State of Arizona to transact
business as a domestic stock title
insurance company.
The company's
Articles
of
Incorporation were
Arizona
its
en
Certificate
subsequently amended
to
that
of
June
on
Union Title
1,
changing
1961,
Co.
April
13,; 1961,
Union
Guaranty
Co.
the
corporate
"/•
,
On
"
\
formed
was
.
as
a
owned subsidiary of the
company to engage in the business
viding
offsite
improvement
financing
to
builders
and
real
developers.
'
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
name
•
whollyof
pro¬
estate
FINANCING
'
Authorized
Capital
—V.
stock
194,
10,000,000 shs.
par
833,668 shs.
1000.
p.
S.
($5
Outstanding
Realty
Investments—Additional Financing De¬
19, 1962 issue reported the sale on Feb.
14 of 572,000 shares of this firm's
non-voting shares at
$10.75 per share. Additional financing details follow: :
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
addition 'the -company
products, including walk boards, ramps and
loading; jacks pertaining to the moving of electronic equipment. »/.
EFFECT
•
TO
PRESENT
:
Principal
amount of
the
on
terms
underwriters
and
conditions
named
set
below
forth
below:
i
&
Co.
Hough,
du
First
Will
S.
14,300
11,400
Co.
Pont & Co.__
&
&
Co.,
Janney,
E.
W.
Battles
Clark,
Inc.
McDonald
—_
14,300
5,700
Corp.
&
Co.
.
17,600
17,600
5,700
&
Inc
Johnston, Lemon & Co
—V. 195, p. 913.
Reynolds
L.
;
F.
J.
N.
Inc.
14,300
11,400
8,600
&
&
T.
j
28,600
____
17,600
Co.
8,600
Co.,
Inc.
Robbins
&
Co.,
2 900
Rothschild
Russell
&
&
Co.
Co.,
__
Inc.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
L.
B.
Schwinn
&
Co.
Shields & Co.
H.
Walker & Co.,
Walston
&
Co.,
14,300
5,700
17,600
5,700
1^_„,17,600
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
G.
2,900
14,300
Co.,
________
Inc.
2,900
^14,300
Co.
Curtis
William
14,300
5,700
&
Prescott
~
8,600
14,300
Co
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson
8,600
Inc—
W. E. Hutton & Co.
&
.
8,600
The Ohio Co.
&
Lewis
Co.
Murch
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Jaffe,
&
5,700
&
Cleveland
Halle
Masten
8,600
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
Goodbody & Co.
Halle
.
8,600
E.
M'errill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Fahey, Clark & Co
The
A.
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Podesta
Emerson
L.
17,600
5,700
—
Curtiss, House & Co
Francis I.
Shares
Miller,
&
Inc.__—11,400
Corp—
8,600
Co.
Cruttenden,
Mellen
Inc.
Securities
Courts &
H.
Joseph,
5,700
____
J
-
_122,700
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
&
severally
underwriting
-
Shares
Hornblower & Weeks
Rache
have
the
in
Outs.
M,233,975
$15,737,129
to purchase from the Trust the respective number of
shares
agreement,
forth
Unlimited
mtgs. payable
UNDERWRITERS—^The
agreed
FINANCING
Authorized
Non-voting shares of Beneficial Interest
Beil
to
manufactures
and
Earnings
—
marks
outstanding .at the end of 1961. As
settlement, reported earnings are. not subject
adjustment under, any., rate proceedings.;:-;
V V I
expansion
set
name
Articles
name
Corp.
high
new-
recent rate
a
stock
California Trailer Service, Inc.
On January 14, 1960,
Incorporation ot the company were amended to change
Trail-Aire, Inc. The company is engaged in the business
of
research, design, development, manufacture and sale of moving
vans primarily utilized for the
transportation of electronic equipment
the
that
per
Twin
annual
the
declared
company, the principal executive offices of which
located at 18033 South Santa Fe Ave., Long Beach, Calif, was incor¬
under the laws of the State of California on Sept. 22, 1958,
under
Line
McGraw,
President, said that a 214,000,000 cubic: feet
pipeline system allocated capacity to 1,477,000,000 cubic
day was the largest for, any year since completion of the
original .pipeline. Approximately $68,000,000 was spent
during the year
feet
U.
.
BUSINESS—The
i
Pipe
tails—Our Feb.
action
share
,
,
-two-for-one
shares.
were
non-operating
porated
dams
manu¬
non-operating
2382. V
shade
a
addition,
/Co.—Proposed Stock Split—>
this-company
of
before.
McGregor said that the common stock split was being proposed
bring the price per share into a range more attractive to investors
thereby tend to broaden the ownership base. He added that the
are
limestone"
it
to
§mall
1961
for
$222,000, will be used for debt repayment, additional
inventory and equipment, and working capital.
Northern
This
for
expenses
to
amounted
$58,935,424
at
and
roads
and agricultural
lime. Trade
area
for
this
di¬
Oklahoma and Southwestern
Missouri. The ReadyMix
concrete Division
produces and sells concrete
which
Is mixed
In company-owned
trucks, In transit to the site where
accounts,
of
a
decline of $266,382 in interest and
the company stated.—V. 194, p. 2382.
directors->of>
.
sales
Trail-Aire, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant to
a
February 12, 1962 offering circular Adams & Co., Los
Angeles, offered publicly 55,000 shares of this firm's
capital stock at $5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated
encompasses
Arkansas
The
Air
concrete
is
from
revenue
company does not
—V. 189, p. 525.
Sub-
state
highways
before
p.
'.I'.rft ^
has
Mr.
constr net ion
Federal,
a>
-
in
received
and
Tulsa
building
of
highways, roacis, streets, airports, bridges and
buildings,, and the
facture of
vision
by
a
to
company's
and
in
refund,
State *of
:
each
the
operations
and
produces
and
' The
the
01 the prOC6C,is wl"
ACn 1' ThisKansas, Missouriof
dlvislon's area
Oklahoma,
Division
and
whose
based
Carolina
ThC
to
BUSINESS—The
but
taxes
income-set a record of $20,805,370 compared with $19,259,020
before.- Earnings available for common -stock increased.
1Q%>
90-day
payable April 2 to shareholders of
record March 1. The previous
quarterly rate was 52 cents a share. The
new dividend rate is
equivalent to 28 cents a share on the shares to be
outstanding after the proposed split, and G. L. MacGregor, President of
SKWVS WponJon
tea»ddeS
revenue
directors
Director, who will continue to own 687,188 shares
of the company's
outstanding stock.
'
proceeds
after
year
estate
power
than
more
c
the
months
from
1962.
pickup in industrial sales in
increase, the report said.
a
1961-contrlbuted
meeting on May 18.
presently outstanding
President
Gas
deliveries, revenues;
gas
sales volumes
for
•
/
changing
75%
PROCEEDS—Net
for
E.„, Clyde
940,286
J;
; Texas Utilities
■\
sold for the
company,
arij 27,000 for the account of A. Ray Smith,
and
1961
", to
4,247,365
4,018,211
.Energy
1959.
revenue,
through the offering of
were
-and
:
$336,000
$1,768,000
Union Texas Natural
4,740,129
y
4,561,446
announced,
similar
offset
share.
per
total, 183,000 shares
service'.
from
values
8,265,576
for the
proposed
Feb. 21,
retired
residual
aircraft.
Operating revenues increased 10%
to $187,902,860
$171,256,706 in 1960. The increase was attributed
1960
/
;ta^es__2-iL—9,301,575
^
1960 figures were augmented by an extraordinary item
$1,033,845, representing refunds on prior years' income taxes, which
brought total 1960 earnings to $1.37 per share.
'
Standard Industries,
Inc.—Common Offered—Allen &
Co., New York City, made the initial
public sale of this
firms
to
year
corporation
of
However, the
'.988,811
..
the
Record—
year,
6
of
2 449 624
1,171,130
for
;the result of
the
at
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Annual Report—
i960
2,733 252
——_
federal
■]'
item of
deprecia¬
;
:;/7., ./■■%
^
.>• v „•,. > /
operating income for December was $741,000
operating loss for the year to $10,441,000 before
the
/;and were equivalent to $1.30
1960.
hand
on
Earnings of Texas Gulf Sulphur in 1961 amounted to $12,582,645,
equivalent to $1.26 per share on the 10,020,000 common shares out¬
standing, compared with $12,684,236 or $1.27 per share in the previous
year, according to a preliminary report released by the company.
/
Outstanding
275,500 shs.
1961
was
taxes, and special item.—V. 194,
■The
,
of
_
$18,082,855 $16,615,033
.
income taxes—:w__
December
Transcontinental
$4.27
1061..
proceeds.—V. 195,
Co.—Annual Report—
31—.
revenues
Income before federal
.
indicate
1961
expense—net, taxes, -and special ..item. Internationally,
operating income was $269,000 which reduced the oper¬
December
net,
t
Service
for
division
reduced
loss
for
^
domestic
ating
be
anticipated useful life of these
loss
non-operating
.the
de¬
a
recent order for approximately
blending pump.—V. 194, ,p. 2273.
sales.
Gross
Southeastern Public
system
which
gas
depressed
and
ahead of
business
of
sharp
For calendar year
1961, TVA's net power proceeds reached a new
high of $105,025,000, compared with $101,■905,000 In 1960 anth $96,723,-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
(5d par)
2162.
the
Earnings after taxes in 1961
believes its
company
in
special item.
'■•/V'.'
$4.35
$121,944,000
Atomic
power
aircraft and instrumentation industries as well
as the medical, hospital
laboratory markets. It must be recognized,
however, that there
can
be
no
assurance
that
any
part of the market for ultrasonic
cleaning systems, will be attained by- the
company,
stock
a
however,
were,
backlog
:—-—
production
previously
'and
Common
to
combined
—.—
quarter
the
range' constantly
the
presently designed for the cleaning
are
size of 300 cubic
a
markets
1961
31—
share
Revenues
object to be
against the surface
bubbles
in
operations
The
group
a
including
quarterly report
slightly to
object to be cleaned blasts dirt from the surface and from
tiny
efficiently than other methods of cleaning.
principal
The
in
profits for the year
$56,250,251. Profits
share on sales of
shares—.
Lower
last
crevices in the surface more
The company's
as
for
organization
distributors,
ultrasonic
create
cleaned
earnings
foundry
business.
the company's
income
193, p.
agency's
sale in December,' 1961. It is
presently
consisting of manufacturers' repre¬
and its own sales engineers to assist the
manufacturers' representatives and distributors.
The company may be
deemed to be in the promotional
stage..
sales
a
and
figures
piston engine aircraft retired and to
adjustment results from a reduction of
This
increase
authority's electric power operations for the six months ended
Dec.
31,
1961, amounted to $26,443,000, -a gain of 2.5%
over 'the
$25,778,000 for the comparable period -a year earlier, according to the
in the business of the design, manufacture and sale of
devices, including cleaning systems and accessories, and the
supplies used" in. connection With such devices. The company
produced
preliminary
preliminary
The
engage
establishing
that
of
decrease
.
Tennessee Valley Authority—Six Months' Revs.
Up—
'ultrasonic
sentatives
lower
income—---i.
..'Capital
and
BUSINESS—The company, of 1100 Shames' Dr.,
Westbury, N. Y. was
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York on June 21, 1961,
of
the
substantial
a
year,
for
Ended
per
before
Net
$2
sale
net
per
steel
railroad
the
dollars
Net
'to
.
..-sv
operations
Income taxes
inventory, sales promotion, research
development, equipment and working capital.
reported
of
Tampax Inc.—Annual Report—
;
for
shares.
Company
of
beginning
75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
share. Net proceeds, estimated at $112,875, will
used
have
150
tion :for
x,
■.
railroad
company
consolidated
share on sales of
$2,169,364 or $1.35 per
attributed
the
of
publicly
per
issuance
.
:
for
Systems, Inc.—Common Offered—On February
Keene & Co., Inc., New York City, offered
1962
Its
company
million
$54,666,437
vv\':\'V
^
in
reported
$1.05
were
'•
/■••'■" ".
company
other
.'V
with
compared
of
and
proposed
shall
company
mil¬
one
class
one
the
<
The preliminary closing also shows as
a
charge a- special
$22,017,000 net of taxes reflecting a year-end
adjustment of
,
;
A/
or
1960
year
condition
of
per
outstanding.
$55,208,847
were
income
net
of 1960, equal
shares
common
1961
-
■
\
has
$1,705,593
$58,017,356.
for
Federal
of
hereby,, the
of
are
to
$17,278,000 after taxes and before special item.
figures reflect' total system operating revenues for
$362,966,000 while total operating expenses are $375,175,000.
Total operating loss was
$12,209,000.
'
'
•
-
>,/
.
V-,
.
Corporation
of
the
for
$3,174,962
•'
compare
in
sales
•I960.—V.
be
contributed greatly
Egbert said,
activities.
195, p. 54.
cline
share
per
corresponding period
number
same
6,
on
after
of
which
effect
20,
of
value
loss
1961
Turismo
earlier, planned orderly
to an improved auto¬
an
Symington Wayne Corp.—Annual Report—
/
Report—
income
1961,
31,
income. v
$6.39
net
outstanding.
The
for
to
consolidated
December
taxes
Canadian
This
.stock
Steel Co.—Annual
reports
company
12
and
in the 1962 model.Gran
Daytona lines, coupled with
Egbert said that Studebaker has a backlog of nearly $31,000,000
government contracts for military trucks and Lark passenger cars.
1961
The
Incorporation authorize
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Shows Loss for Year—
The
corporation
(formerly H. Simon & Sons Ltd.) has called for
redemption on Feb. 28," 1962, all of its outstanding 5%
cumulative
preferred stock at $105 per share, plus accrued dividends./!
the
basis
par
The
Mr.
Cigar Co. Ltd.—To
December
net
a
<■
in
Simon
The
of
defense
for
914.
p.
/
■
Mr.; Egbert said that public acceptance of the company's new models
is reflected in the fact that its unit sales in the last quarter of 1961
were
19.5%
above the year earlier period. He also emphasized that
the
divisions
added
through the Studebaker-Packard diversification
program were most profitable.". ;During
1961,
the company acquired
Chemical-Compounds, Inc.*
of St. Joseph, Mo., producers of STP and Blitz oil and fuel additives;
-formed: Studebaker
International,
S. A.,
at. Lausanne,
Switzerland,
and purchased a
1,500,000 square foot plant facility, in South Bend
A-'.
.
Lark
motive division performance," Mr.
entirely new tire marketing program, and major re¬
increasing emphasis on our ^non-tire, diversified lines
potential for all our products.
"
/'"v
"While the effects of our changes are not now reflected in earnings,
we
;'..h
$2,535,724,
of
offered
of
all of
giving
After
•
overseas
on
.V.;/.
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
income
1961
Articles
stock,
each.
.
915,500 shs.
„
an
organizations
and
Consolidated
capital
shares
the
1
but
.
942,bii
—
-.X
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
1961, the company split its 400 outstanding shares
to 1, resulting in the presently
outstanding 60,000
In connection with such stock split the com-,,
pany transferred $20,000 from Retained Earnings to its capital account
and this sum Is no
longer available for dividends.—V. 195, p. 157.
/
.
...
increasing sales,
On
£?o'r?i
,-r—~r
value
$1.00
krp
.
of
par
the
on
$?'ia?'Aoo
•■
profit margins slipped in 1961, also under
the pressure of new competition."
•
"
The president said export sales volume was down and a loss was
incurred, but Seiberling Rubber Co. of Great,Britain made a profit,
and the Canadian, subsidiary finished with about the same sales and
profit as the preceding year.
"We have taken a number of steps to renew stability in the com¬
pany
to place it in a profit-making position in 1962," Mr. Schrank
said. "Our total program is comprehensive, as we concentrate on our
objectives
of reducing
manufacturing costs,
lowering expenses and
moved
curve
Outstanding
,
—
.
,
,
division,
the
by
in
increase
1960
'
,
in
occurred
losses
losses
with
burdened
"As
share.
per
greatest
other
stock.
common
share
FINANCING
——--
.
outstanding
115,825 shares. The company has no long term debt outstanding, except
its indebtedness on equipment purchase contracts." The
company is also
Indebted to the First Western Bank in the amount of $60,000.00
plus
interest accrued to December, 1961, in the amount of $938.00.
•
a
share
of
un¬
including non-recurring
profit, was announced by Sherwood H. Egbert, President, in reporting
•preliminary results of Studebaker-Packard Corporation in the year
ended
Dec.
31.
Earnings are equivalent to 20 cents per 12,298,605
common shares outstanding'.
<*•
.tVV'''"
T
■' '*■■ f
Studebaker-Packard's 1961 earnings are not subject to Federal In¬
come tax because of tax loss carry, forward credits.
Studebaker, oldest U. S. manufacturer of wheeled vehicles,.' ended
'. its 110th year with sales of $298,475,738 for the 12 months of 1961.Studebaker'.s
1960 net was $708,850, equal to five cents per common
share on sales of $323,226,663.
•.
/
Net income in the fourth quarter was $12,818,718, including year; end
adjustments and including $5,668,867 of non-recurring
income
arising from the sale of the Gerlng Plastics Division. Fourth quarter
; .sales
in I960 -were *581,829,086, resulting in net income of $604,064
after year-end'adjustments.
/Av..
'
;
Fourth quarter sales, Mr. Egbert announced, were $100,447,706—which
accounted Jfcr
over
one-third
of .1961
annual
sales.
"Styling and
,
per
•
—-
,
Siudebaker-Packard
,V'
,
...
and
shares
$1.00
com¬
common
per
PRESENT
Authorized
banks—-—,———
to
to
000
'
larger portion of which was in connection with the closing
of Seiberling's shoe products plant in Carey, Ohio, and
transferring
operations to the company's new plant in Batesville, Arkansas.
The company also absorbed "an
extraordinary charge'/ of $87,041
because of the drop in value of the Canadian dollar;
Undistributed
earnings'; from Seiberling's investment in Copolymer
Rubber & Chemical Corp. of Baton Rouge, La., amounted to 43 cents
$261,764,
the
$8,730,010
cents
53
TO
>
nf
of
lion
'/"
1961,
30,
.
CAPITILIZATION—The
radius
30-mile
a
Okla.
Nov.
revenues
equal
$389,890,
within
Pryor,
ended
former stockholder——,—
Equipment purchases ———
Other, principally 6% —-————:
Caiptal stock (75 cents par), 200,000,-
caused
which
being
are
and
Payable:
6%,
2%,
,■
President of Seiberling Rubber reported "the diffi¬
our loss in
1961 have been well identified and
Schrank,
P.
H.
culties
of
income
territory
E'nid
consolidated
unaudited
net
eight
the
the
of
Tulsa,
of
cities
CAPITALIZATION
'
>
consists
area
the
outstanding.
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Shows Loss for 1961—
...
of
had
pany
667,740
$2.39
shares——
Earned
trade
each
REVENUES—For
—~1.223.369
Capital
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1024)
Inc
Inc
Westheimer & Co.
_____
2,900
17,600
14,300
8 600
-Volume
;
;
Universal "Electronics
•
.
•
Laboratories Corp.
—
Vitro
Common
•
share
per
$723,411
r
,
mated at $501,800, will be used by the company for the.
.
^
'
over
covery
inventory,
of -additional
production
program
material
J-
//
'BUSINESS—The
1961
of 510 Hudson St., Hackensack, N. J., was
company
as
net
income
of
$878,410
earnings were covered by
while
years,
$680,000.
1960
the
...........
includes
missile
the
from
came
group
other
incorporated-tinder the laws of the State of Delaware on June 13, I960,
/.•"/arid shortly thereafter acquired all of the assets of Universal Language
-Laboratories Corp., a New York corporation, which may be deemed to
prior
sales
This
■'[
In'1961
takes
of
reported
or
73
capital
Income
net
The
includes
tax
ships,
value
Eglin
and """space
Gulf
Test
that
announced
//v/a, Abet' the. predecessor, ol rlhe. company. The company is engaged in the
/.A/ i"development, production, and sale of machines, devices, and equipment
/,'A/'' '^'for''use. in the'reducaUbrial field/'^Most' 'of the company's products are
current
the
designed for ,sale to colleges'and. schools,
>
;
*
.
«.
•; v
$250,000
* Notes 'payable" to -bSnks^Li-
'
stock
; Common
Warrants
;/.///A —v; 194,
for
stock
which
New
194;
On
■•'// /A," *';/• r,
'Jp/2383.///'//;'
of
its
v
each share
for
will
are
?
of
of
stock
retain
to
their
the
represent
Feb.
the
of
194, p.
$5.00
surplus
hjr
stock.
common
held
the
of
/
1322.
'
of
on
$1.25
Feb.
9.
certificates
outstanding
shares
of
stock
new
value
par
presently
number
same
19, 1962 it
due Jan.
stock
new
of
.
reported that $500,000
was
5%
of this
subordinated. note
31, 1976 and 2,520 shares of "its class A
common
York,
stock, had been sold privately through Shearson, Ham-
.
140 Broadway,
/ ferred share.—V.
;
earned
on
Feb. 9, 1962. On or about Mar. 2,
stockholders a stock certificate or cer¬
to
firm's-' securities, > comprising- a
New
mill &
/////>•;: V /■'■"/:/
15, N. Y.'
York
converted into common up to the close of business
on the basis of one. Common share for; each pre- :
194; p; 2490.
v/
/
/—V.
The company has reported for the three months ended Dec. 2, 1961
net income of $1,939,000 representing $1.60 per share on
1,207,513 shares of common stock outstanding at that date. The-;
consolidated
net
income
for
the
corresponding1 period
last
year
amounted to $1,773,000 x*epresenting $1.16 per share on the 1,527,900
shares outstanding at Nov. 26, 1960.
Union
sinking
5%%
195,
Bank
has
appointed
been
debentures,
fund
793,r/v/',
p.
:
Telegraph Co.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Chase
000,000
L;
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
v//-'■/" Z
Co., New York City.
Western
/ The
>
12,000 wts.;
xi
1553.A'"//,!,/'/■
p.
the
Washington Security Co.—Securities Sold Privately—
„
Preferred may be
on
March 14, 1962
293,667 shs;
12,000 wts.
•
and
,
company
share.
Outstanding
effective
mailed
be
$1.25 par value.—V.
has" called for redemption on March *19, 1962^ 163,111
5% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $16 per
Payment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.. of"
The
shares
$250,000
•
1,000,000 shs.
10 cents)———:
(par
common
-
>
•
-
Authorized
V.'
»•.
,
representing three additional shares of the
value
par
-//Vulcan Materials Co.—Partial Redemption—
although some may also be
m /"used
by/businesses and [in- the home;. /Mqsf Vf the company's sales
////thus. far have been. made Ito colleges and schools. It now plans in-"
4/«v.V\rcreaae'd;eff(^.t?t~tQ\'in'$kie/.direot consumer sales of some products.
;,
A
i.v "'. ■i CAPITALIZATION GIVING .EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
/•
/'
.
four-for-one split
a
became
will
Stockholders
development group.
activities for Polaris and
■
i
accomplish
split
there
tificates
and
telemetry receivers for
operations ' management
for
the
Florida.
Earlier this year, the U. S. Navy,
Polaris contract amounts to $11 million in
year.—V.
,
and
programs
Range,
Vitro's
fiscal
systems
to
This
1962
systems - engineering
anti-submarine warfare,
"""
fnissile
electronics,
•
-
meeting
re¬
1
.
'
$3,153,915
by
company
,/'•
57
also1 approved an Amendment to the Certificate of
Incorporation changing the company's authorized common stock from
5,000,000 shares of $5.00 par value to 7,500,000 shares of $1,25 par
tax loss carry-'
a
,
the
of
$27,736,240.
cents
Revenue for 1961 totaled $46,079,971 compared with $58,118,193 arid
^reflected^yitro's discontinuing of unprofitable operations as; announced
a
year ago by Frank B. Jewett, Jr.,
President.
Some 74% of Vitro's
•
for~teaching machines, advertising and sales promotion;
//' v/additional equipment, and Research and development. ,
:
\
60
or
from
has
the year ended Dec. ■*•31, i 1961.
This compares with,
cents per share for the year 1960.
Nq provision was \
for
for
'made
firm's
(1025)
Corp. of America—Earnings Up, Revs. Down— '
corporation
This
".
a
New York City,''offered publicly, 101,667 shares of this
common stock at $6 per share. Net proceeds, esti-
; v
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Feb. 19 1962 prospectus, Stearns & Co.;
Clark, Weinstock & Porges and Elmaleh & Co., Inc.; '
Offered—Via
*
.
Number 6137
195
due
trustee
1987,
fot
the
of
$50,-
company.
A/ V A A
'
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;
Corp* -of America—Annual Report—
Valve
////,'
consolidated
the
This. Bridgeport,
Conn"/ manufacturer
of aerosol container comdesigner of aerosol packages, has reported increased sales
earnings for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31/1961 with an even
"*
; ponents and
and
greater
548,104.71
the
for
similar
in
$3,629,451.83 compared with
previous fiscal period.'
Net, income
1960
the
for
$159,502,96
from
///////A/A//A/ //A/.//.yv•/■
level, predicted for 1962.'
sales
Net
*
$231,956.61
period
to
totaled
in
1961.
31,
fiscal
33
the
1961,
period
cents
per
then
The.)company's
of
$1,793
company
ended.
/bare.
million
v,
In
;
earned
1960,
cents
50
the
on
tOi
-
'//
31,
sheet
at
Oct.
of
$627,000.
equity totaled $1.07-million.—V.
195,
p.
profit
-
Dec.
on
share during the
basis, earnings were
,
,
.
4
)h
1961, showed total assets
Capital and stockholders'
157.
dividends
from
subsidiaries
•
V
etc. amounted to $20,613,000,
consolidated were $44,000 and
after
over
in
income
•;
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v
Stock Split Approved—
The
annual
Wilmington,
retirement
1
meeting
Delaware,
of
of
on
Warner
Feb.
shares
630,783
//
approved
7,-1962
held
in
Pictures,
treasury,
which was held in
the cancellation and
the
reduction
of
the
the,
p.
790.
}
in
end
;
Brake
sales
•.
income
$186,376,457 in
amounted
taxes
in
the
taxes
for
backlog
1961
was
with $57,000,000
«
$8,304,695,
Earnings
were
year.
orders
the
at
was
end
,
.
of
1.
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however,
compared
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unfilled
of
Earnings,
previous
sales
$170,275,723,
were
1960,
to
1960.
in
$1.81
consolidated
1961
subsidiaries
$7,622,495
The
compared
its
with
of
compared
1960.
that
announced
and
of
income
for
earnings
before
year
Air
from
9%
1961
$15,155,495
Bros.
President,
McCord,
of
provision
crease
share
1960.
26,
King
Westinghouse
of
decrease
1961
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not
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Sales Down, Earns. Up
'/ A.
sales of capital assets was $2,000 for the.three months ended
as
compared with $22,261,000, $335,000 and $4,000 re¬
on
2,
foreign
spectively for the three months ended Nov.
per
same
.
outstanding
stock
common
liabalities
balance
and
.
of
shares
465,000
television, sales,
Film rentals including
y.
rose
f
,
,
basis Vol'
the
On
Oct.
$3,-
*/■'
at
194,
58
wiD
p-
DivGlbcss
'
^
^
McKinlev-Roosexfelt
March 6 for the*;;?}•;#..•_ •„.//" Jcl r
V
purchase of various purpose bonds
r; v;y
$aff°rd,Anz.w
*
.
:
issue of $900,-
Sale—An
Bond
anticipation bonds was
onmnneo/l
nf
sold
to
a
group
composed of
Sterne, Agee & Leach, First Na¬
000
tax
,,
-•*.
tional Bank of Birmingham,
&
First
Cx and Boettcher & Go, jointly,
2S 3.8US, at Q PHCe 01
•
basis of about 3.78%.
Hen-
1U0.10,
ARKANSAS
Bond
a
;
'
be
will
Offering—Bids
i'"1.
1962
from
1962.
Due
March
until
purchase
construction
bonds.
for
28
$3,700,000
of
•
ver
sewer
will
on
(MST)
a.m.
Supervisors,
^
Feb.
on
f
until
26
for
11
the
purchase of $209,000 school bonds,
Dated March 1, 1962. Due on June
1
from
1963
to
1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosfenfeld r8i
Maricopa
Divelbess.
]
Bond
195,
offered
bonds
District
Feb.
19—v.
awarded
686—were
p.
sewer
rev-
^
Williams.
to
a
High
Water
building
—v. 195,
the
District,
t
tii-
•,
/
>
1964 and
;
.
from
609,000
:
1969
as
from
to
3s.
1973
*
1972
inclusive.-
Due
to
<mr Jan.
1
1976 inclusive.
received
March
6
in
for
District
ment
bonds.
$1,000,000 school bonds.
Dated
9
March
Feb.
19—v.
bonds.
High School Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
',7
■
High School Dist.,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Jean Pullan,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
SanJose
-
until
10
Bonds
ceived
Fremont Union
bids iin
t
for
bonds
794
a.m.\
the
offered
—-.were
legal
Sold—All
Not
/
School
District
from 1963
No.
8
j
?n.
4.
T
A
TT
4
o
"j
1987 inclusive.
RatiH
.
In-
price
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe.
Fresno
City Unified School Dist.,
County, Calif.
"r
Fresno
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
—
Hanna; Clerk of Board of
visors,
11
will
America N. T. & S. A. of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.02, a
Elsa B. net interest cost of about 3.12%,
Super-" as follows:
j
7
V , t
f
receive
sealed
bids
$600,000
5s.
as
Due
March
on
(MST) on March 19
for the purchase of
$885,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated March
300,000
1, 1962. Due
1
1979
interest
on
June 1 from 1965
inclusive.
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the County
Legality ap¬
County School District No.
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
17
Sale—The $110,000 school
improvement bonds offered Feb.
5—v. 195, p. 264—were awarded
to
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co, and
Boettcher & Co, jointly.
3
1,
2,480,000
as 3s. Due on March 1
from 1974 and 1979 inclusive.
2,657,000 as 3.20s. Due
1,1980.
Imperial
Bond
March
on
Beach
Municipal
No.
1,
Lincoln
Sewer
Unified
School
District,
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond
fMSTKonaMarrbhid5
Pat.e^» pr
1,
1966 -and
b 1962- Due
1967.
on
Principal
on
Feb
27
for
^ ,purchase March 1
of $280,000'school
bonds. Dated
1962
on
March 1 from
elusive.
and
(PST)
(M-S)
1970 to 1982
Principal
payable
at
and
tte
Interest
approved
]vjarshall
Trimble
by
A-O.
Caldwell, 7;
Mitchell *
&
^arsnail inmble & Mitchell.
,
•
.•
nounces that the City Commis- -v
sion will.receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.:_(EST) on Feb. 27;fof the:/*'
purchase of $1,350,00Q electric and: ?
'.v, water revenue ..certificates ..JJ.ated
■
i QR2
navaMe
respective portions of the cost ot
I
rinfftnn
Note
ch^lL 'j
^
*yu"*S\ry
-r;
i
una,.^w^oeay,
,
tn
,
with Alex. Brown & Sons in sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
underwriting the $28,000,000 Dela- payable at the Chemical Bank
r„S
the
-T
ware
eealitv'
Dahlcfuist
Her
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
The
-
the
bonds were the following: New
report
Duo
in-
interest
by
Joaquin School District, "I
County, Calif.
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Fresno
7nt'I
<?%>■ of ,$75,000 school
J"Jcennn I
h„
chase
,
building
improvement .and
equipment
April 1, 1962. Due
April 1 from 1963 to 1967 in-
bonds.
Dated
Principal
and
payable
at
the
^
Treasurers office.
Co-
V
,,
«
a.m.
a
Allvn & Co
q
Baker,'Watts
qq
.
&
Bache & Co
Co.';'Bear,
Devine
j
q
•
•
J
•
Stearns
&
•
Co.,
$35,000
able
at
the
school
County Treasurer's: Tripp & Co., Inc.;;,. Paul J.
office,' Legality approved by Or-- land & Co. ;
-.7 .;
^
rick, Dahlquist,
County Sutcliffe.
^
Herrington
7
&'
bids
until
March 7 for the
1982
(EST)
noon
.
/
on..
purchase of $525,-
inclusive
1,
•
Chatham
County,
7. V
■
County
.
School
Distrjc*(f .°- S°va™°hJ.\Ga'.„
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
"
be received untnjl a.m. (EST)
on'March 20 for the purchase of
(to nnn Ann
A
A1
$2,000,000 school
L
av%
bonds.
Georgia State Highway Authority
•(P. O. Atlanta), Georgia
Bond Offering—AV. M. Williams,
.
"
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Feb. 27 for the purchase
John C. Legg & Company; W. H.
building im- Morton & Co, Inc.; F; S. Moseley
provement and equipment bonds.., & Co.; Paine,- Webber, Jackson &
Dated April 5, 1962; Due pn April Curtis; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
5
from
1963
to
1972
inclusive.
Stein-Bros.
& Boyce; Stone &
Principal and Interest (A-O) pay^; . Webster - Securities . Corporation;<
of
Offering—A.
000 school bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to
Allen & Company; John
Nuveen & Co., Inc.; Laird & Company
Corp.*
Laird - Bissell
&
Meeds; Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Co.;
Weeks;
10:30
\
D; Gate-
Inc.; Phelps Fenn & Co.; B. J.
Van In§en & Co. Inc.; White, Weld
&
&
until
Bond
••
...
sealed
•
Fresno
on
4
Americus, Ga.
r
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;/Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
bids
in
-
;
GEORGIA ,
-
y.
wood, Jr., City .Clerk, will receive
^
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Estabrook & Co.; Robert Garrett
& Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
(PST)
:
.
of
Trimble
Marshall,
GEORGIA
.
Eastman ,Dillon, Upion
Securities & Co.;,Glore, Forgan &
Sanger Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
7;
Bond
Offering—J.
L.
Brown,County Clerk, will receive sealed,
.
Company
Trust
Caldwell,
•
te**mai} Brothers,
*'
?mRh, Barney & Co, Inc.; Drexel
&
interest
County
,
Feab°dy & Co.^ Harriman Ripley & Mitchell. :-:/ ./,
Co.;
San
York
The: First Boston Corporation;;.New York City. Legality approved
:
f
S.itMiffP
.
a
-
Syndicate Members: Associated June 1 from 1963 to 1981 iriclu-
in
iofi7
nucr
V
j
School
Marion County Special Tax:S*
constructing a from the westerly DUtrict No, (J.O. Ocola),Seay,
new tpU expressJohn W.,
way running
Bond" Offering—a
foregoing supple-■
in our issue of
Jan. 29—v. 195, p. 572.
v
on
^
Fla.
and
at
of fire
proved bv Orrick
ments
?
Dec^ 1, 1961. Due on ^ec;,l f^om:;.j
1966 toy992 .lriclusive.;^In^rest: .- , m
>pY
: ,1
Marshall^ lnmWe;^:^:^ j ;:
resbective nortions of the cost of
.
,
(MST) on March 5 for the
purchase of $315,000 school bonds,
(A-0\
Treasurer's
v
r»
Din
p.m.
frnm
Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
til 1:30 p.m.
;;
APril 1 from 1964V
on
inclusive.
Legality
to pay Delaware's and Maryland's
:v
j
T-Ra,Rfln
PHndnai
elusive.
Offering—Ralph W. EpRmwl
a_
person, County Clerk, will rer-1
iSI of Board of
?
} f~oAnn Edens> ceive sealed bids in Stockton unClerk
Supervisors,
15
cfurfve
.(A-O)
be received until
April 17 for the
purchase of $160,000 sewer bonds.
San
County School District No.
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
March
on
on March 1
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
7
District
Bond
Pinal
3y2s. Due
Sui
distribution
Dated April 1,
gas
Dountv
1969.
Principal and
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld & Di¬
velbess.
■
Pima
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive,
as
of
of about 4.18%.
I
^
D.
the
Paroffered $74,000,000 4y8 %
Maryland Northeastern
Expressway revenue bonds; The
group paid a price of 97.50, a basis
Bond
1,475,000 as23As. Due
to
a.m.
Offpm,
Anril
nn
'
"
syndicate headed by the Bank of
4
nf
-
'bonds.
dc1-^959' Due
r.
the group
State
of
-
.
.
C
;
'
;
Kissimmee, Fla.
•
v
. Certificate Offering—City-ManSimultaneously," ager *• Charles:;. E. Jackson an-;Vk
miu
Legality approved by
Dahlquist,
Qnno
*
that
will
bids until 2 p.m.
to ^-988;
I
: v
7
:
receive
(EST) on
Commission
/-revenue
I
R'o
,
lobs in-
'March 12 for the purchase of $1,-
-
,
Brown & Sons of Baltimade public offering on
Feb. 21 of $28,000,000 41/8 % Delaware Turnpike revenue bonds at
'
h:*u
March
on
Fort Pierce, Fla.
StffiU>H'tehWix&nhO w900^000 vmatural
school
__V.
V /,
..
(CST)
Clerk
sealed
000,000, are dated Jam 1, 1962 and
195, p. mature on Jan; 1, 2002. Proceeds
rejected'because ofviof the twin offerings will be used
/«;„#
.
Clerk're" ^roaeh of the Delaware Memo-Superintendent of. Publk, Instruct
ceive sealed bids In Aubilrn'nn"
ceive
Bridge' Wilmington, Del,'to tion, will receive sealed bids unr-; v
seaiea
bias m Auburn un-i r^al
iwr«».eb
T3«itimnrAvriSt <'rt
til 11 a m
(PST)':?n Feb27 tor ™te Marsh, near ^Baltimore, til 10 a.m. (EST) oil March 6 for
}{,V purchase nV $850,000 sehool <See. item in; the, "Maryland:" Jhe purohase of $3,165,000. school °«Jnan
mwi.«.wi
the
of
J""",,- "V"
bonds
Dated Anril
15
1Q62
Due
(Sectlon.)
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961". Due on
1
County High School Dist,
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
No.
until
March
on
^
jointlv.
Pima
Due
Bond SaIe
The $7,512,000
S,
7tV ^
^ Co, school bonds offered Feb. 20—v.
Dosworth, Sullivan & Co., 195^ p. 794—were awarded to a
^
■
to
terest M-S.
Company.
47,000 High School District No.
OK
1962:
Orrick,
bonds to the First of Arizona
#
basis
a
;
•
Feb.-20—v.
technicalities.
...
Rasraillo
>
'
re-Both issues, aggregating $102,-
bids
$1,250,000
will
p.m
—.
'Bond Offering—City
C. Huskey .announces
as
more
195, p. 914.:
Oxnard Union
Huskey,
receive r sealed
City
100.12,
:
by Alex
1, 1962. Due
Fremont, Calif. 'J'7
elusive.'
Legality
approved ^ by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
O'Melveny & Myers. * V ,.
•
.•
be received until May 8 for the
Note—The
foreeoine
sunnle
to egomg
supplepurchase of $1,170,000 bonds, as
ments the report in our issue of
follows: .V-,'..
m£her
$55,000
of
DELAWARE
pelaware
ROS^1&Zmc:J%?C$?
v
7
:>
-■
C.
Interest A-O;
elusive.
.
waterworks
(PST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
$1,900,000 school bonds. Dated
follows:
price
a
-
March 1 from 1967 to'1997 in-
on
Clerk,
686—were awarded to
$935,009 Ihiprqv<^
No.
March
as
i Su
Feb.
until?Department, Del.
b; *26 -for*7^ S2« floo Ooii ^Turnniki»fi
of
awarded
p.
•„
Vista
7^30 p.m. (PST*y> on
of
purchase
Chula
in
the purchase of
until
Martinez
the
received
Pima
were
at
:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Dists. No.
County, Flowing Wells Sch.
8 (P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $102,000 bonds
offered Feb. 5—v. 195, p. 449-
bonds
First Boston Corporation,
3s,
S"n °'e®° CoTty:
„
Antioch Unified School District,
Offering—D.
orApri?ff?omT9M'to
',
i°l
15
n
CALIFORNIA
'ment
300,000 as 2y2s. Due on Jan. 1
* J from 1966 tq 1968 inclusive. |C
450,000 as 23/4s: Due oh Jan. 1
.
i
ii
offered
k
iOfr;;
about 2.98%.
,
•
i?
u
District
Municipal
Bond
•.
FLORIDA
FLORIDA.
Fort Pierce, Florida
bids
foiTnnn
R
bonds.
Otay
be
V
-
Ifi 51sch°o1 i2/or.tl)f Pu/EbT °f S1'000'000
bonds totallng ?6,516,000.
natural gas distribution revenue
:
nt>
V
Sealed
>
...
wU1 be received until March 27 City
_ •
School
..
:
f?r the Purcbase of public works, bi^s until. 2
School Dis),'■
'■
trict bonds.
135,000
composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Northern Trust Company of
Chicago, Valley National Bank of
Phoenix, and J. A. Hogle & Co.,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
$515,000 fire stations bonds. {
'
cost of about 2.89%, as
follows:^.^'450,000 street bonds/v
•*$150,900 as 3%s. Due on Jan. 1,
205,000 traffic safety improvegroup
,
Elementary
$238,000
Contra Costa
No. 210 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale — The $1,500,000
school
$3,000,000
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Offering-;—
.„
as"hmow.s!' $373'°00 SCh°01 b0ndS'
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1991
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Mehaffy, Smith &
>
School
Coupty
of
chase
enu©
son-Humphrey
.V
Hartford> Conn.
-
•
bids
sealed
receive
° — —Hayderi, Stone & Co., Iilc;;W\E.T7
CONNECTICUT
WiSows intil
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dated
North Little Rock, Ark.
County, Calif.
■
Bond Offering—Mayor William
County, Gila Bend Ele¬
Rnnd Offerimr—Sealed hids will
F. Laman announces that auction
mentary School District No. 24
be received to
2
bids" will be received at 7 p.m.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
p.m.
(PST) on Feb. 26 for the
(CST) on March 12 for the purBond
Offering—Rhea
Averill,
Board
i,
poration; Hallgart6n^& Co;
•
vD*ijP^y> G« H..
elusive. 7 Payable at: the County Walker &^Co.;?;and Weeden &
...Treasurer's office. ,Co., Inc. -, - '
Maricopa
of
; Bond
,
Orland School Districts, Glenn
ARIZONA
Clerk
-
■
r*~*-
.</■,-, Hutton & Co.;', Lee Higginson
Ventura Jumor College District,
Corporation; Mead, Miller & Co.;
Ventura County, Calif.. v*,v-.7 ; Revnolds Rr Co-' Tnr * Thp Rnhin-
May
yl,
May 1 from 1964 to
1992 inclusive.
inclusive.
1991
to
water
xirt7t«rt».4-a^ ' qj
■■
Los,:An-
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
the
as
1
Bond
-
be
3.20s, 3y2S and 3.70s, received until 7 p.m. (CST) on
at a price of 98.20. Dated Nov. 1, March 12 for the purchase of $3,1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to 000,000
sewer
revenue
bonds.
1982 inclusive.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
gomery,
$2 120 000 ;
fransmtesinn SV<L™hSs^
system bonds^ *
-"
transmission
Security-
of
Bank
National
"
virtv.rt+irt»-wi
rt/x
Company, : Inc.;
/,
7-7be received until 11 a.m. (PST) Roosevelt & * Cross,a Inc.; L/ F. V
on
March 6. .for .the purchase of Rothschild &
Orange County, County Sanitation 7
Co.; Shearson,.HamDistrict No. 7 (P. O. Santa Ana),': $6,716,000 sehool building bonds.' mill & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
California
Dated March. 15,<1962. Due on-Stroud & Company, Inc.; Tucker, " '
North Little Rock, Ark.
the First National Bank of Mont-
the
to
April 10 for 7
the
rt/va
art
:
Seles.
Inc.,
Mayes,
awarded
were
/•
-
571_were
yarded to Refsnes Ely, Beck &
Thornton,
Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc., and
drix
be received Until
---
.
p
& Company, ^Jnc,; .pominicki,&,:• Dommick; First of Michigan Cor- ././
**•
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
School
Union
^
•.
r
...
v .District,Jresno frounty, c<dtf.
?pw,uvv!: school
totaling $8,500,000.1^:* Bond Sale—The $100,000 elec- /Bond Sale—The .$80,000- owAfww*
DL
r
*>t
Fd-Jatin,. trie light and power revenue of- building and equipment bonds ofJPhenix City Board of. Education, fered ^ 13_v ig5_
fered
Feb. 13—v.) 195, p. 794--
7
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
.
,
be received until
-
.
Treasurer's
office. Legality7apA'Sonoma County Flood Control and Co.; Braun,Bosworth & Co., Incwju^ • J.'
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-. / Water Conservation District
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Clark, ' -, " i
Sutclif4/?7{P. O. Santa Rosa, Calif,-).;4*:: A•'iiodgeCo., Inc.; H. S.: Dickson
ity approved' by Gust;- Rosenfeld rington
7
payable,J at the
ALABAMA te:CW'>\/-sivv interest
County Treasurer's office. Legal-
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7;-X
Alabama (State
,"^v. Bond Offering—Scslcd bids
.
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1026)
until
for
11
the
State
1962-A.
on
(EST)
on
March
1
of $35,000,000
bonds,
series
Dated April 1, 1962. Due
purchase
Highway
July 1 from
1963 /to 1991 inPrincipal
and
interest
payable at the First NaBank of; Atlanta, or at a
plusive.
Now- -(J-J)
:
tional
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; . Barr
Brothers & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
a.m.
^
bank in New York City, to be des-
ignated by the successful bidder.
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Volume
195
Number 6137
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial
.
(1027)
Chronicle
59
i
Legality
approved
Note
Feb.
The
-7-
foregoing
report in
19—v.
195,
solidated School District No. 89
,
Bond Offering
J
Dyer, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. .(CST) on Feb. 20
Ocilla, Ga.
'„*
nn,Zca
w
—were
rpvpni?^ hondt offeSd
nt
nrice
price
Feb.,,27 for the irom 1964 to 1974 inclusive. Inpurchase of $245,000 gas system terest J-D. Legality approved by
revenue
certificates.
Dated Jan. Chapman & Cutler.
(EST)
p.m.
on
100 53
100.5J,
of
of
basis
oasis
a
a
••
•••'.
.
^UGi
to
on ^an* T*
1!??2 inclusive.
Legality
Mobley.
^onJ
^
Interest J-J.
,
Kelley &
by
approved
;•••<
•
jg
v.v..;
1;
report
,
,
•
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915
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IDAHO
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v,
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—
-
•
ot-
::
Uvbandale
.
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.
.
inclusive.
Community School
^
t.-\
Distract, Iowa
Bond Sale—Sealed and oral bids
1.
Vbuilding
.
uuiiuo.,kvow:u
aYic.xv.11
J
•;
ivictiui o mi
x,
I
tuc
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•
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1
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•.
Marrfi
Vinton, Iowa
,
7791'linclusive. Interest J-D. Le- cnue bonds, r Dated March 1, ; Bond SaIe_The $9,000 special
i
''' r<■•'"Sabty- approved by Chapman & 1962.; Due on'Jan-1 from 1965 to assessment street improvement
.®on^, Sale—-The $130,000 - mu- Cutler.- - : ' - ;
^;; V1992 inclusive. ; Principal and in- bonds offered Feb. 13-v. 195, p.
clu
Tnr>
21A«
nnH
2c
act
nt
^
Salpl^hP ^n nnn
ine $oDU,UUU
Rond
Fletcher National Bank & Dermott & Company. '
Company of hwRnce
Indianapolis.
-
:Tfust
^phnnl
TV/Tq_,
Bondvi Offering
—
nrrrn
.
.
Offering
will' be
for
$1 750 000
of
purchase
i
>
onn
.
nr
,h
Natchitoches, La.
JJ
Lawrence
Rimrner, City, perk, will receive
r^r
a
Newburgh, Ind.
1
sealed and oral bids at 7:30 p.m.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
revenue
bonds
r
"
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offered
Feb, 19—v.r 195,/p. 795—
to
a: syndicate
by the Northern Trust
awarded
were
headed
C
from
>.
1977
;
w-
.
o m
.
^
to
-
-
inclusive. V
1979
;; v
„
:
.
DuPage County Sch. Dist. No. 16
,^d0J Sale^-The
pan y, Continental Illinois
National Bank: & Trust Coi,
•
Dated March 1, 1962. Due on June
1 from 1963 to 1971 inclusive. In-
^,
f
4
...
tO:
AJ
cater'Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., r
Pa^d
1970,;inclusive.
:
Securities Corp.,
!Pcluslve*_
r:
Barrow, Leary & Co., at a price of
par;
■
,
*
dor-
mitory -revenue
bonds
Feb. 9—v.
1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
;
.
•
p.
1
.
as 3V2S. Due on,.April
from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
$8,000
572—were sold
195,
of aboUt
nbt'interest
a
4.28%, as follows:
offered
as 3.80s. Due on April
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
as 4s. Due on April 1
1972 to 1974 inclusive. '
1975 and 1976.
Co.,; C. Jv Devine. & Co.,. Kid¬
20,000 as 3J/2S. Due On Dec. 1, >
Davenport Community School
der, Peabody & Co./ John Nu- v
1977 and 1978.
• ?
" V
District, Iowa
v
; "
veen
Co., 1 Blair & 1 Co., Inc., > ;
* r v
i.
i.I[V • '*. > ;i a;,.
Bond SaJe—The $620,000 school
Hornblower & Weeks,. Stone
Blast St. Louis, III.
& j
building bonds offered Feb. 14—r
Webster Securities Corp., Baribas
Bond
Sale—The $91,000 judg- v.
195, p. 572-were awarded to
Corporation, B, J. :Vari Ingenv& ment. fund bonds offered Feb. 14 the Continental Illinois National
.
Johnson
Shawnee-Mission
Rural High School District No. 6
(P. GL Merriam), Kan.
Bond O f f e r i n g—Kenneth P.
.
-
.
,
.
*"
-County,
.
.
TJ
1975 and
1977 and 1978.
14,000
•
St.
Louis,
Geo.
B.
Offering
^
Gib-
afJ:«VS: "„u„e.on, J>.ov- 1
"""""V'
..
?f'? ?
as 41/4s. Due on April 1
from 1981 and 1987 inclusive. •
5
Treasurer's
"for tbl
Decorah
Co., Inc., Gregory & Sons,,
Community School
f
.-v,, V'tfS District, Iowa
.
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;
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral,
&
.
,
& Co., Inc., Trust Com-i . Highland Park - Park District; III:- bids will be received until 2 p.m.
of Georgia, Atlanta, Wach- ; Bond Sale—The $480,000 park (CST) on March 21 for the purBank & Trust Co. of Win-" acquisition bonds offered Feb. 12 chase of $750,000 school building
oVia
ston-S
1
a
C u nningham, -v.
p
Schmertz^ &
Co.,
Inc.Demp?^ the First National Bank of Chisey-Tegeler > Co., A. Webster ,cago, at a price of 100.18, a net'
Dougherty & Co., Fahev, Clark & interest cost of about 2.56%, as
Co., Folger. Nolan, Fleming .&
e
m,
795-were awarded to • bonds. - .
Hartlev
1^
.nc-> Ginther 8r:
.
D_
n
Cleveland.
T\yr«.11
follows:
Co., Wm, J. $325,000
i__
i
Ttr
—
n
Newburger,' - Loeb
Co.,: Republic National Bank
■■
.
&
-
as
Jo
.
from
,
2 fes.
I*APW >.IL
1970
to
.
1;AOr\
• ■
_i
.
-
'f
•
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Bond
Cook
.
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.Maywood), Illinois
15—v.
to
a
195, p.
group
Robert
of
—
Lynch, Pierce, —
T
1
Fenner &
°
Smith Inc.
-
Old-
<
'
u
A
y
-
school
4ue.:.?"i?has?_.°f
building bonds.
2.86%,
follows:
2V2s. Due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
675,000 as 23/4s. Due on Feb. 1
r
Lexington),
"
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Kentucky
as
$225,000
on
as
St'l\?ir£™nt.l sionillI
:D •-°\P< to 198rinclusive.
'! 1V
from 1963
Belleville),
gahty
approved
■
by
from 1975 to l978 inclusive.
300,000 as 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m
-
v.
r
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
0£ $350 000 school building reveof $350,000 school March 1, revebuilding 1962.
nue
bonds
Dated
0ue on
March
j
from ^63 to
Nov.
LeBannister,
1979 to 1982 inclusive
„
,
.
.
R
.
c„-.
Maryland State Roads Comm.es,on
1982 inclusive. Interest M-S. Le;Bond Sale Baltimore), Md. $74,(P. O.
An issue of
:ette' Co}>nty c}eT]*, will receive Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney. .... .
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
*
•
jowa falls, Iowa
gality approved by Grafton, Fer!;'^x
Bond Sale—The $12,000 sewer guson & Fleischer.
County,Maywood Community
School District No-. 89 (P. O.
\
Feb.
awarded
a-
,
Dated April 1, 1962. Due
Offering —Elmer Touch-
bonds, offered
687—were
\
$1,500,000
_
$630,000
;
,
Dallas,.and Wells & Christensen,
.
_
KENTUCKY
_
School
Iowa
F
:
The
Sale
Bond
county public school construction
mortgage^^bonds^Offered'"Feb?"i2 THra'X^o^InT™ at
nrice of
_v, 195, p. 795_were awarded to S* ne?"inte?est cost of aboSt
Merrill
.
Offering—HanW
Bond
♦
1972 inclusive.
ap
Garrett &
Erlanger City Hall Btdg. Corp.
Sons, Butcher & Sherrerd," Union
(P. G. Erlanger), Ky.
Trust Company of Maryland, in
Bond Sale
The $315,000 first
Baltimore, Laidlaw & Co., and
•_
•
hausen, Secretary of School
Due on Nov. 15 Board, will receive sealed and
of
Inc.
;; ■ ; ;
Community
DistZ7
•
Sr°M
Legality
composed
Poilock
pany
office.
County (P. O. Elkton), Md.
from, 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
proved -by Stinsori, Mag, ThornaS
°n
' son' McEvers & Fizzell. -P
Sealed _ .bids
chase of $198 000 schooL building'
CO., - National Boule01
P
building .
Bank. :;'df •Chicago,. 'Wm.'.E,.;;v.-;J
-yard
on
MARYLAND
Memphis; First -National"
Laidlaw
April 1,
58,000
as 4.20s. Due
1979 and 1980.
sealed bids until'II a.m. (CST) on
&
FeaCMldslr& Co.''"First^National"
bons &
7
Due on April 1,
.TT.
^
Co., • Inc., B
Noyes & Co., F, S. Moseley
Bank -in
a
1976.
12,000 as 4.15s.
cS!fofachfca^"^ -v;.19,5.; P; S7^-were awarded to Bank & Trust Company of-Chi-: M®re!^ 1 ^forjhe pjiretase^of R-
of
1
;
from
12,000 as 4.10s. Due on April 1,
Ral?kin.f^ Treasurer, will receive
Bosworth
Bank
I
12,000'
14,000
&
the
Corn
4 13%'
.
i964
and
Sftfiirities
-
„
.
Bond Sale—Various purpose
bonds totaling $284,000 were sold
n
Mother members' of
Cn
Xr
Nnvppn
Additional Sale —The $130,000
utilities revenue, bonds.ojjscjpd at
B(yrid Offering—Frank B. How- to the Commerce Trust Company the same time,twere awarded to
<61^4 000
Bank, Harris -Trust195:n 765—werl awarded to
Savings Bank,
ell, Secretary of Board of Direc- of Kansas City,
tors,* will receive sealed and oral • ; »
Halsey, Stuart
,
^
„
,n
^
at
a
price of 100.07,. a; basis of
at 2 P-m- (CST>
March 1 ■.
Bethany College (P. O.
flhmili 9 QQ%
;
cost oi aoout J.JO /o, as. loilows.r
+Kq n„r^oco
«C40n nnn cr>v.rY«iLmdsborg), Kansas
about 2.99%. V;
'ZTSn™
"
^0;'xw"uvvavy forfhe purchase of $400,000 school
Bond
Sale—The $300,000
s
Trthn
,
'
i
«?phool*^' ^
;F^y^i-ihuildine,-bo'ih!da*dfiered''^Feb ; 13—r> Ames Community School Dist., Ia,
National
utilities revenue bonds was sold
fn
;
.
>.
Zwolle, La.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
terest: J-D. Legality approved by bonds totaling $110,000 offered
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Feb. T — v. 195-, p. 265, — were ~
Cboney^1 ^
;
; —
awarded to Kohlmeyer & Co., and
Legality approved by Ross, Mc- ; .•
^
Dorsey & Co., Inc., jointly, as 4s,
Cord, Ice & Miller.
;
' KANSAS
at a price of par, a basis of about
interest cost of about 3.14%, as ^CST) on March 6 for the pur1'■;/'• :■
,:Vv "J'■>'•) :"
v v y
chase of $420,000 sewage works
VChicago, ill ; 7 :
^ $570,000 as SYss -Due on Dec. 1 'revenue; bonds.. Dated March 4,
Bond
Sale—The: various-'^pur- - '
from 1964 to 1976 inclusive. ( 4962.; Due on: March .1 from 1965
280,000 as 3.20s. Due on Dee 1 to 1999 inclusive^ Interest M-S.
pose
bonds
totaling $27,500,000
sewer
inrlir
liate
Nuveen & C0> Stifel, Nicolaus fe. Bond OffcringeJohn L. Bar- (CST) on March 6 for the Pur^ EaSe
Co., Inc., ;. and Rodman' & - Ren«r inett, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will chase of $119,000- street improve- Sfjftiv
s^aw>
a Pr*ce of 100.02, a net receive sealed bids until. 2 p.m. ment special assessment bonds. J
'• .
Sealed bids
until' April 16
received
the
.
—
TQR7
and interest (M-S):
payable at «ie State Treasurer's
office or at the fiscal agency of
fte
in New York Citw Legality apprdved by Wood, King &
.
Bond
:
Dawson.
Waterloo,. Iowa
.
1Qfi3- to
frnrrr
!
r
SCn001T
BOnU &«-lC
n
"terest (J-J) payable at the Amer- 795—were awarded to Shaw, Mc^-
ml'a
n._*
fered
T
^ PrincS
.
*= " >
nicipaljand acquisition bonds of-v.
195, p. 795--^
Were
awarded' to
McDougal \&
,
(Baton Rouge), La.<
Offering—State Treasurer
-'
on
puivuaoc ux ^.viv,-
000 school building mortgage rev«
Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to
1962.
ILLINOIS
fjnriflnn
~i in& Commission (P. O.
—
41,,
'
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Louisiana State Bond and Build
~
o
,
school bonds.
Marion County;; Franklin, Township on, March 12 for the purchase of
Elementary ,Sch. :Bldg. Corp. v; :^$23G,0Q0
school f," bonds.
Dated A* P^Tugwell announces thajt the
Vppa- ;: :
(P? Ch'Aetna). Ind
i
Anrii 1
1962. Due
Nov. I from Commission
will receive sealed
III.
ne*
tl
iV-i' tek,; Secretary of Board'" of? Edu- (
.Offering—Sealed bids. wiE ipati'nn :
• J
be: received until .Match "19 for;f1intil 1
the
purchase of $673,000 school;
tbe
-i
Bond
purchase of $2,900,000
for the
19
$135,000 water-
March 15 for the purchase of
000,000 public building revenue bonds. Dated March 1 1962
Due on March 1 from 1963 to 1987
on
Bond
*
td District
Bingham County School DistnkDowners Grove),
Wo. 55 (Pi OJBlachfootIdaho- v: 'Bo;d Offering-Mar^ B
r*>
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Lewis & Co,, as
^
and oral
bids will be received until March
refunding, ; and improvemen't revenue bonds offered Jan.
: 17- v. 195, pi 16fl-were awarded
_
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m. (CST)
Independent
School District, Iowa
•
Bond offering—Sealed
Feb. .works
issue of
.>.,•••, 1^ .
our
195. p
v
•
in
■
Lakeville, lnd.
Bond Sale—The
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the
about
aoou
of
01
r-
^
Louisiana State Bond and Building
Valley, Commission Louisiana
(P. O. Baton Rouge),
® ? ?r
Jan
ment revenue bonds ottered Jan. jointly.
Sioux City
2
.i
LOUISIANA
Shaw
to
awarded
,
fefu^Ine $and °°immaotve- ^c^ernIott & C°">
nnn
war
.
j
i
East Gary,, Ind.
.
915.
p.
1
Katherine W.
—
»
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I.
Rock Valley Community School
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
•
District, Iowa
to 2001. Interest M-S. Legality
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school approved by Joseph R. Rubin.
bonds offered Feb., 14—v. 195, p.
<
LegalRoss,McCord, Ice
Miller.
&
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), Illinois 1
supple¬
issue of
our
Crawfordvitie.
Company of
ity approved by
DuPage County Community Con¬
&
"*
•''
the
ments
King
by
Spalding:
i
-
—
000,000' Northeastern
Expressway
-
Bond
Offering
Secretary of Board
?rlT f nT^eKb
n'nr^hlc^kf
nruF'
nm
toe^'J-^Leg^lS W^ld ^ FzensD¥tItereBankr'of° IowrFyHs" Co"nty Ccmrt Clerk, will recrnve
w
Charles & Trauernicht.
«7an
k
m
purchase of $740,000 school build-
ing bonds.,Dated March 15, 1S62.;
Due
on
-
Jan,
lnclusivei.
15 >f rom
Interest
1D65_ to 1982
J-J;;.Legality ^
approved hy: Chapman
DuPase
" ;
INDIANA
..
:
.
&
Cutlery
.
^
/nrf.
Sprretarv nf "Rrard
V%~
/•"
Illinois■'<*
3s" at
of
a
price-of
oar
price ot par.
.
-
'
0n
c
i
Feb.
a.m. (EST)
of
»
purchase
the
sealed bids until-11 a.m. (CST) '
^ vlon March 1 for the purchase oi
.-
Norway Consolidated School
District, Iowa
>
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•
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.^^rphvljdr :the purchase, of
from
uu.„niiu(uj
.aiiu
„UiJ
1963 to 1981 inclusive.
*
&
a
Soni'as'^"^ata" price of97.50,
basis 1952. abouton Jan. 1,Dated
of Due 4.18%. 2002.
j
jan
$155,000 school building revenue Principal and interest (J-J) payBond Sale—The sewer bonds bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due able at the Mercantile-Safe De;totaling. $175,000 offered Feb. 15 on March 1 from 1963 lo )982 m- posit and Trust Company of Bal"—v., 195,,p.! 795—were awarded to elusive. Interest M-S. Legality? ap- timore, and the Chase Manhattan
„
xi(r_v
Payr-F awarded
td
$798,000 school bonds.L-t;v;.-; v.-.,;i?V able-:at the Elsion Barik & TrustvCompany. ^
for
Muscatine, Iowa
Murray State College
; (P. O. Murray), Ky.
,
Bond
on,
™
28
ScLo^A*' pr0ved by SkaggS; HayS & Fafcey-
Count;community
District No. 78 (P. O. Naperville),
.
as
.
,,
n,r;.
.
-
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^
"Carleton-
D.
^
ui^g,
Bank of New. York City. Xegality
approved by Mitchell* Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, bond coun-
„rniVsel for the underwriters, and by
smith, Somhrville
Case, bond
Offenng—Scaled b!ds^will
un~ACrilVei7^^^Tor^ thJ'^pmchasecounsel for the Commission.
$1,469,000 housing and dining hall T
.^revenue- bonds. ^Dated' Sept. 1,
Beh
"Other members of the syndicate.
$74,000,000 Turnpike iBonds
•<*
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1028)
Marketed—A
syndicate headed by
& Sons, of Balti¬
public offering on
of
$74,000,000
4ft%
Alex.
195, p. 687—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
Feb.
21
the
bonds
of
behalf
on
State
the
Offering—George B. Fritz,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
of
and
toll express¬
way running
from the westerly
approach - of the Delaware ♦•Me¬
morial Bridge, Wilmington, Del,,
to White, Marsh, near Baltimore.
constructing
new
a
Syndicate
First
The
Offering
1962.
Boston
Due
1980
gality approved by Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
573—were awarded
rett &
Curtis
&
Moore
&
Boyce; A. C. Al-
Bond
Co.; Bache & Co.; Bear,
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
lyn
&
Estabrook &
Hemphill,
blower
&
1.77
sealed
1
Clerk,
bids
will
until
1962
to
at
7<
follows:
as
tion)
7
8
<v-
No.
15
7:.;
>
bonds.
7Z
bonds.
Due
1963
1966
to
Dated
15
inclusive."
H.
Inter¬
M-S.
Legality approved
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
Cudlip.
■/;./ •' 77
7/77:"
Co., Incorporated.
:/;
/''
by
price of
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Bankers
Trust
$800,000
sold
was
to
Kuhn,
about 2.97%, as follows:
Palmer, Mass.
$68,000
Bond
Sale—The $900,000 school
Feb. 20—v. 195, p.
916—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed of C. J. Devine & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
B. J. Van Ingen
ton
cial
offered
v
Curtis;
& Co., and Clay¬
Corp., as 3s, at a
100.76, a basis of about
due
235,000
sold to
as
County Trust Com¬
of Everett, at 1.53%.
as
1
168,000
pose
bonds
fered
Feb.
were
-
Moore
&
The
on
various pur¬
to
on
as
McDonald•
Alpena School District, Mich.
Note Sale—The
$260,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered
for
March 1
incl.; $50,000
2%s, due
as
from
1970
to
1972
March 1 from 1963 to 1968
as 3V4s, due
March 1, 1979; and
$45,000
23/4s, due on March 1 from
Feb.
13—
697,000
as
1972
sewer
5s, due
on
1963 to 1968
as
3v4s,
inclusive.
March
1
from
inclusive; $20,000
due
on
March
:1,
100.01,
2.75%,
■
,
;
$170,000
Feb.
6—v.
June
on
Due
1
June
on
Due
1988
a
price of
1
June
on
ceive
as
2.40s. /Due
p.
1963
to
1966
40,000
2.90s.
as
1970
and
Due
March
on
(P.
O.
Due
/
:'' ;Av'7
■.,
Sale^The $100,000 indus¬
plant bonds offered Feb. 12
195, p. 688—were awarded to
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc.
7-
—v,
Harrison
Bond
County (P. O. Gulf port),
Mississippi
74
Sale
and
Feb. 20
The
—
seaport bonds offered
v.
—
195,
a
price of
est cost of about
$330,000
were
—
Bank
of Mem¬
par, a net
3.63%,
5V2S.
as
917
p.
syndicate headed by
a
the. First National
phis, at
$2,500,000
Due
as
inter¬
follows:
150,000
234s. Due
as
225,000
Bloomington Independent Sch.
85,000
Clifford
Bowman, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
7
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
the
pur¬
Feb.
from
Interest
build¬
1,
1965
F-A.
1962.
to
Legality
Independent
No.
trict,
Bond
Offering—Leonard
benhoft,
ceive
of
District
sealed
on
Dis¬
bids
Clerk,
until
Krab-
will
3:30
re¬
p.m.
from
terest
300,000
April 1, 1962. Due
1965 to
J-J.
1983
on
Jan.
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
as
5V2S. Due
April
on
1,
as
3V4s. Due
on
April 1,
as
3 V2S.
on
as
2s.
Due
on
Anril
ceive
Neshoba
v
^
Sale—An
school bonds
First
Feb.
on
of
*
forthe
27
$2,687,000^ school
Dated
March
1
1962.
Due
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
(M-S)
tional. Bank., of
approved, by
Boston..
Storey;
Palmer & Dodge.
Note
/<
-
Legality
Thorndike,
>
' 7
The
foregoing supple¬
report in our issue of
Feb. 12—v. 195, p. 796.
' 7 7
ments
- —
the
.
77/
NEW JERSEY
:
•
Cinnaminson
Township Sch. Dist.
\(P. O. Cinnaminson), N. J. i
Bond Sale—The $975,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 195, p.;
688—were
awarded
.
to
-
a
group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
Bache & Co.;
Newburger, Loeb &
Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.; Lebenthal
& Co., and F. R. Cole & Co., bid¬
ding for $973,000 bonds, as 3V2S,
at a price of 100.21, a basis of
about
3.48%.
7 /
7
Z
'
$1,245,000
school
Aug. 1, 1961. Due
bonds.
on
on
of
Dated
Aug. 1 from;
National
Northvale
issue
was
Bank
of
sold to
of
School
Offering
District,
J.
N.
Basil
Dirato,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
Due
1982
sealed
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
Payable
National
Bank
at
&
1,
the
Trust
Company of Closter. Legality
proved
8
Dec.. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
Closter
until
bids
March 7 for the
$577,000 school im¬
on
of
provement
—
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood.
Pascack
Valley Regional High Sch.
(P. O. Hillsdale), A/7 J.
;v. BendA)f!erhig.—Sealed bids* will
$548,- be received until 8 p.m. (EST) on
County (P. O.
^Philadelphia) ■ Mi&s. ■+«
Bond*
000
First' Na¬
c/o
Municipal
(EST)
a.m.
R.
will re¬
Division,
Street, Boston, until 11:30
45 Milk
1961.
ford; Allen and Company; Cady &
Co.; Hamp Jones & Co.; Lewis &
Co., and John R. Nanney & Co.
Reoffered at 2.10% to 4.10%.
'
Bank,
bonds.
Edward
—
Treasurer,
sealed, bids
tional
purchase
1,
Other members of the syndicate:
Leland Speed Co.; Hattier & San-
>-.>
Offering
Benoit,- City
Bond
Due
1986 and 1987.
-
7
1963 to 1987 inclusive.
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
365,000
National
,
be received until 8 p.m. (EST)
March
13
for
the
purchase
1
April 1
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
870,000 as 33/4s. Due on April 1
Feb. 26 for the purchase
$140,000 schoolbpifding .bonds....
Dated
1
School
155, Minn.
on
1974 and 1975.
1992
approved by, Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Glyndon
175,000
p.m.
school
Dated
re¬
Due
1973.
A.
7:30
for
$1,820,000
bonds.
on
until
March
on
chase
bids
3s.
Manchester
April 1,
1
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
'
District No. 271, Minn.
as
the
Henry Hudson Regional Sch, Dist.
(P. O. Atlantic. Highlands)> N. J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
April
1968 and 1969.
MINNESOTA
to
April
on
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
/
bonds.
77'' Nashua, N. H. 77-'7'''r 777
Bond
awarded to
7
—
sold
clusive.
7v:/v77y
school
Bapk, at-; 1.74%.7-;
on
Benson),
Minnesota
MISSISSIPPI
$1,217,000
purchase
»
p.m.
pur¬
yy.r.;;'j 7/ Manchester, N. H. V ■
v
Note ^ale—An issue of $1,000,tax
anticipation notes was
1, 7/*
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
March 1 for the purchase of
$650,-
County
of
re¬
8
March 13 for the
on
Bond
000 school building bonds.
serially from 1965 to 1992.
Roxene
until
000
'
1971.
Mrs.
—
bids
/yyyyi NEW HAMPSHIRE
inclusive.
Richfield, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
harbor
$710,000 faculty
Offering
chase
60;000 as 2.70s. .Due on March 1
'r«y frdrn*<1967< "to 1969 Inclusive.
1
.
Dated April 1; 1962. Due on April
1 from 1963 to' 1982 inclusive. 7 !
'Marelrll
trn
3.30s.
as
(P~. O. Laurel), Mont. \
sealed
(MST)
;';////:/ 777;/V
follows:
Co.,
Harman, District Clerk, will
awarded
as
7 from
.
1
inclusive.
par.
No. 7-70
road
195,
$414,000 school
p.. 161—were awarded to
Bond "Offering
/
net interest cost of about
a
$70,000
trial
573—were sold to the Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as
3%'s,- at
(CST)
bonds, for $102,000,
r,
from
1
Interest
Yellowstone County, Laurel High
School No. 7 and School District
pur¬
/'.,v ''
■
195,
J. M. Dain &
to the First
National Bank of Minneapolis and
and the First National Bank of
St .7 Paul, jointly,
at a price of
1
Detroit), Mich.
Due
-
offered
688—were
1983 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
on
general
1970 to
Co.
Due
3V2S.
to
June
on
residence and dining hall revenue
bonds offered Feb. 9—v.
195, p.
inclusive; $15,000
$20,000 of¬
195,. p_573—
13—v.
spe¬
improvement
bonds, for $108,000 as 5s, due
totaling
awarded
on
bonds
as
University of Detroit (P. O.
March 1, 1969; * ing
on
$150,000
March
Alma, Mich.
—
1984
1970 to
bonds,
5s, due
3.40%,
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
as
Bond
assessment
3V4s, due
and
MICHIGAN
Sale
from
23/4s,
as
—v.
,,
.7/'•7'.
Sale—The
*
March
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
Bond
255,000
Due
3%s.
as
from
inclusive;
$24,000
from 1963 to 1968
$300,000
was
1968
for
Bond Sale—The
until. 2 7p.m.
.
inclusive.
construction bonds offered Feb. 15
g—Sealed bids
/*'..• '•
t'ij'
to '2001
Oct.
on
MONTANA
$140,000 school building
•! y/.
Swift
1970 inclusive.
3 V4s.
as
205,000
March 1
491,000 street improvement
Norfolk
pany
and
$291,000
Note Sale—An issue of
the
3 V2S.
as
from 1963 to
1972 inclusive.
cial
anticipation notes
on
on
3?/2S, due
as
1969;
to
spe-7
bonds,
5s, due
as
1963
$8,000
1,
Sharon, Mass.
tax
assessment
$36,000
from
■
Securities
price of
2.90%.
,
improvement
sewer
n
Grenada, Miss.
$155,000
&
Co.,
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Weeden & Co., and
Fulton, Reid & Co., at a price of
100.004,
a
net
interest cost
of
York City and Harkness &
Hill,
Inc.,' jointly, as 3.20s, at a price
of 100.26, a basis of about
3.16%.
bonds
Loeb
i
e r
Due
County^ Elementary School
Dist. No. 23 (P. O.
Poison), Mont.
'7 77
7
bonds. -Dated
revenue
Lake
Pennington County (P. O. Thief
River Falls), Minn.
7
about
of
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
the
Company of New
of
follows:
:7';
•Bond Sale—The bonds totaling
$1,979,000 offered Feb. 19—v. 195,
p. 688—were awarded to a group
-
,
cost
M-S.
by the Board of Trus¬
1, 1961.
1964
school
-
interest
Interest
A-O. Legality approved
by Bryan,
Cave, McFheeters & McRoberts.
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school
Bond Sale—The $450,000 State
building bonds offered Feb. 14— Aid road bonds offered Feb... 14—
v.
195," p.^688—were awarded to ; v. 195; p.. 797—were- awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; and the American National Bank, of
the
First
of
Michigan
y/ '77
Corp., St. Paul.;.-, 7;: 7;/ •"
jointly, at a price of 100.04, a net
.from 1971 to
Montague, Mass.
sewage
.<•;/
par.
$1,500,000
March 20 for the
Trenton Sch. Dist., Mich.
Saginaw, Mich.
MASSACHUSETTS
Security
2%s, at a
as
Oct.
*■
to the
Southgate,
of
received
Bond
$35,000 special
improvement
bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 195, p. 573
&
,
chase
Sale—The
of
O f f
on
bonds.
June 1
on
1,
1963
$789,000
Legality
77/7''^-. ••''77/-
■
be
(CST)
1
assessment sidewalk
Bank
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1
est
3V2s. Due
as
—were-j awarded
.
;
Bond
will
Southgate, Mich.
\
Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden Stone
Co., Incorporated; W. E. Hutton
& Co.; Laird & Company, Corpo¬
7
v
Highland Park, Mich.
;
-7
ration; Laird, Bissel & Meeds; Lee
Bond Offering ^- Thomas Er.'
Higginson Corporation; Reynolds Shawcross, City, Clerk, will re¬
& Co., Inc.; The Robinson-Hum¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
phrey Company, Inc.; Roosevelt (EST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
&
Cross,
Incorporated;
L.
F. of $400,000 rehabilitation bonds,
Anthony & R. L. Day;
Walker & Co., and Weeden
June
on
inclusive.,
No. 442, Minn.
Co. and Charles A. Parcells & Co.
March
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Due
be received
Independent School District
\
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.; McDonaldMoore & Co.; Watling, Lerchen &
1, 1962.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Tucker,
Oslo
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.,
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
'
Rothschild & Co.; Shearson, HamCo.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Stroud & Company, Incorporated;
bonds.
from 1987 to 1991 inclusive.
^
Other members of the syndicate:
<
■
Sept. 1 from
on
3%s.
as
1,190,000
Due
No.
2001
purchase
follows:
as
from
Bond Offering—Sealed, bids will
March
$1,200,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April 26 for the
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Bond
District
sessment
mill &
3.39%,
March
1
University (P. O.
Louis), Mo.
St.
District No. 276, Minn.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; John Nuveen &
Co.;
25,000 Storm Sewer Special As¬
&
about
890,000
re¬
inclusive.
tion.
of
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1973
on
.
a
p.m.
(City's porAssessment
Special
District
corporated; A. G. Becker & Co.,
Incorporated; Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Incorporated; R. S. Dickson &
Company, Incorporated; Dominick
& Dominick; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬
a
St. Louiis
Minnetonka Independent School
7
195, p. 798 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
March
on
inclusive-.
dormitory
to
School
from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
inclusive.
1966
$58,000 Storm Sewer
7
inclusive.
$4,200,000 school
site bonds offered
and
—
$1,100,000
Dated
Trauernicht;
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Michigan Corporation,
price of 100.04, a net interest
cost
Offering—Harry DePuit,
Clerk, will receive:! sealed
bonds,
&
15
Due
sealed
on
of
bonds.
sealed
March
on
tees until.ll a.m.;CCST) on March
7
for Jhfc purchase of
the First of
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
26
for
the ;; purchase
of $83,000
Co.; Barr
Brothers & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., In¬
G.
Feb.
Grandville, Mich.
City
June
on
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
receive
Legality approved by Charles &
Feb.
District,
Michigan 7'7'77"7i7*'V
awarded to
on
.7
Bond
Co., Incorporated; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich &' 'Co.; Stone *&• Webster
Securities Corporation;' Tripp
&
Co., Inc. •
1988
the
will
1964
purchase of
building bonds.
to
for
receive
(P. O.
Mo.
that the Board
announces
1982
that the Board
will
37),
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
the
Public
'v-7'
building
:.J) '
McDonald-
from
& Co.; W. H..Mor¬
8
Bond Sale—The
Feb, 26 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 fire station bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on June
Weeks.
Stevenson
Souilhfield
Stranahan,
and
Township
&
Bacon,
to
1964
1962.
Offering—Treasurer R. W.
bids until 10
(EST)
p.m.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, i
Offering—Aaron E. Han-
(EST)
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
&
Co.; Horn-
"Mead, Miller
ton
Co.,
ceive
Noyes
from
Co., jointly.
ning,
Stearns &
for
5
8
.
Hazelwood
Offering—Secretary Robt.
school
Adolphus College
announces
Louis
Education
to
Trustees
of
$310,000 as 4s. Due on June 1
Township (P. O. Glennie), 7/7 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Michigan
, *
./v. 7
1,810,000 as 3i/4s. Due on June 1
pany.
&
March
1
Sale—The $260,000 school
offered Feb. 5—v. 195, p.
Harris
Sons; John C. Legg & Com¬
until
$270,000- school
Dated April 1, 1962. Due
Bond
bonds
Bond
Lawson
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
Can-
Flat Rock), Mich.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; White,
Weld & Co.; Allen & Company;
John Nuveen & Co., Incorporated;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Robert Gar¬
Bros.
Bond
until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
(P. O. St. Peter), Minn.
1
County,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
8 for the purchase of
12
Gustavus
Shelby School District, Mich.
be
of
$615,000 school bonds.
3V4S, due
as
Bond
C. Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
March
St.
•_
Valley Independent ('
be received
on
I, 1969; and $195,-
000 as 2%s, due on March
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
-
Townships, Flat Rock Sch.
Dist. No. 1, Fractional (P. O.
Merrill
March
on
Le¬
Brownstone, Ash, Berlin and
& Smith
Stein
inclusive; $60,000
Huron
>
Bond
March 1 from 1963 to 1968
on
—-
inclusive. Interest M-N.
from 1985 to
public
improvement
bonds,"for $300,000 as 5s, due
May 1 from 1963 to
on
March 1
on
Golden
Louis
School Dist. No. R-l
Feb. 12
796.
p.
School District No. 275, Minn.
555,000
on
Catheryne
Johnson, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p,m. (EST)
on
March 5
for the purchase of $250,000 school
building
bonds:
Dated
Feb.
1,
Co.
&
Due
195,
—v.
1987 inclusive.
of
Bond
Corporation;
Halsey. Stuart & Co. Inc.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Smith,
Barney & Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.; G1 ore, Forgan & Co.; Gold¬
man.
Sachs & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
the
7
'
$74,000,000 Maryland
the following:
bonds were
due
MISSOURI
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of
Is,
as
Wind¬
Marquart,
S<7
3y4s, due
as
|
Monday, February 26, 1962
.
.
horst & West.
as 3s, due on
1974 to
1979
inclusive; and $135,000
Brooklyn School District, Mich.
of Alex. Brown & Sons in under¬
writing the
for
7
from
1
Owen,
Dorsey,
on
March 1 from 1980 to 1984
on
8
Paddock & Stone.
Associates
Members:
March
on
until
July 1 from 1963 to
1988 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
financing will pay the cost of
000
bids
sealed
$570,000 school site
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1962.
$102,000,-
combined
the
(EST)
purchase
(See report of latter
"Delaware" Section.) Pro¬
of
ceeds
receive
p.m.
Delaware.
in the
March
inclusive; $185,000
Bond
$28,000,000
marketed
group
clusive; $165,000
Bloomingdale Public School Dist.,
Michigan
1 \
bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1962 and due
on Jan. 1, 2002.
At the same time
23/4s, due
as
March 1 from 1970 to 1973 in¬
made
Northeastern Expressway revenue
&
1969; $90,000
to
v.
Brown
more
.
Dist.
.
the
Memphis.
March
14
$2,900,000
for
the
school
purchase of
bonds.
building
Volume 195
Number 6137
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
from 1963 to 1989 inclusive,
..
Chronicle
(1029)
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur &- Feb. 20 —v. 195, p. 798—^were
as 3.30s, at a price of 100.41, awarded to the Franklin National
Feb. 1
NORTH DAKOTA
Co.,
Pembina,
Bank of Long
basis of about 3.26%.
Cavalier
and
Counties
Island, in Franklin
School District No. 27 (P. O.
Square, and Eastman Dillon,
Cavalier), N. Dak.
Rockaway, N. Y.
Union Securities & Co., as 3,10s,
Bond Sale—The $210,000 school
Bond Sale—The $310,000 gen¬ at a
price of 100.51, a basis of
building bonds Offered Feb. 14—
eral bonds offered Feb. ,14—v. 195,. about
3.04%.
i
v.
»1
195, p. 689—were awarded to
p,w797 — were awarded to the
the First National Bank
of SL
Meadowbrook National Bank of
Springville, N. Y.
Long Island, in West Hempstead,
Bond Sale—The $202,000 sewer Paul, at a price of par, a net inter¬
as
2.60s, -at* a price of 100.17,, a bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 195, p. est cost of about 3.49%, as follows:
a
NEW
The Commercial and Financial
,
MEXICO
East
Farmington
Municipal ' School
District
Bond
N^JHex.
Offering—Seale*d*bids will
be received until March 4?6. for the
purchase of $6OO,OO0^|cnbbF con¬
struction boridsr
basis of about 2.56%.
NEW YORK
^
Offering: .^^Ij'j^^^Rice,
Village jClerk, wifl receiye^sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST)r*6n March
Bond
the
for
6
of $1,837,000
sewfel^onds^.
purchase
and
water
,
1963
CheeLloWagd"' an^ ClarCentral Softool District No.
3 (P. O. W~ilUamst/ill$)j, N, Y.
Bond Offering-^ai^u^rite H.
Lapp, District O^Kj^ilf receive
sealed bids until
^ ^in. ^EST)
•
;
District No. 1 (P. O, Rochester),
New York
a
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 6 for the
tfife purchase of purchase of $1,645,000 school
bonds. _7?
?'/■■.?
Dated
lona College (P. O.
bn,At>fiiH' from
New Rochelle), N. Y.
1963 to 1982 incMlit^; Interest
A-O. Legality apprOVO'cf^6y "Sykes, t,????,: New York
Bond
Offering — Richard
B.
Galloway & Dikehrran,
Note
The aforegoing
supple¬ Power,
President, will receive
ments the report^M^mrlSgsue o| sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST)
on
March 8 for the purchase of
Feb. 19—v. 195^p.-;d917*i-r^
,■:
$1,060,000 student union revenue"
Briarcliff College (P,.,0„rEiriarcliff
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
ManprJ, Ji.
' 'f
on April
1 from 1962 to 1999 in¬
Bond
Offering—Haper Wood- clusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality
war d,
Chairman 'off ^$ard of
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Trustees, will r^ceiwF; sealed bids
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
on
Feb.
for
28
.
$1,378,000
school
April 1, 1962. JDiXh
Sa 1
Bond
a
e
bonds
school
195,
—v.
The
—
\
Feb.
Allen County (P. O. Lima), Ohio
Bond Offering—Jane M. Brooks,
15
Clerk
group composed of Halsey, Stu¬
& Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons
about
—
,
5600^ '3D^39£®feller
Room
will
of
County Com¬
receive
sealed
e r
3.09%.
Interest
on
1962.
on
Feb. I from 1963 to
inclusive.
1972
improvement:3Wnl^^^Meif/Feb.
Due
Principal and in¬
terest (F-Ay payable* ht"the! Mor¬
195, p. ^97i-:;;Wfere Awarded
to the First National Bank of Mt.
14—v.
gan Guaranty Trust Company of
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
Vernon, as &69^£i^.^73*r ice Of
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
100.04, a basis pf about 2.58%.
& McCarthy. ' U.
?.-:!j; /?' 7?1
1982
Mondovi
hathtonjijl,. Y~rK-
■
J
Bond
on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Principal
terest
IIhillicothe,
II
Bond
Ohio
Offering—B.
J.
Stacey,
County
Treasurer,
will
receive
'
sealed bids until "2 ;-pmiE
March 1 for
.(^ST) on
the^ip^base of $837,-
;
Dist.
No.
bids
at
his
office
1982
inclusive.
the Farmers and Traders Bank of
Jamestown. Legality approved by
Hillsboro, Ohio
,
Bond
Offering—Helen®. Jones,
City Auditor, will receive' sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
for
5
the
purchase
of $438,000
improvement bonds.
waterworks
Dated April 1, 1962.
1
from
1963
to
Due on Dec.
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
Bank
the
Merchants
Hillsboro.
of
proved by
liams.
pay¬
National
Legality
ap¬
Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Jefferson
Union Local Sch. Dist.
(P.' O. R. R. 1, Richmond), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $506,000 school
1,600,000
7
in
Ra¬
^
sanitary
7
Columbus, Ohio
bonds,
sewer
,
Bond Offering—C.
Series B. Due
on April 1 from
man,
Director
inclusive.
receive
sealed
1963 to 1985
(EST)
Dated April 1, 1962. Payable at
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust
I
7
$310,000
Ohio
.
1985 inclusive.
ley, Rock Creek (Towns)
Joint School
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March
1963
for
the
purchase
Of
improvement bonds offered Feb¬
street • improvement ruary 14—rw
195#- p. 575—were
leigh until 11
a.m.
(EST) on bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due awarded to Wm.
J. Mericka & Co.,
-March: 13
for
the
purchase of on Nov. 1 from 1963.,to 1972 in¬
Inc., as 3%s, at a price of 100.88, a
$3,000,000 bonds, as follows:
clusive.
Interest M-N.
Legality basis of
about 3.67%.
*
Shaffer &
$1,4)00,000 water bonds, Series B. approved by Peck,
Williams,
Keystone Local School District,
Due on April 1 from 1963 "to
sealed
(City), Mondovi, Naples,
Cattton, Modena,Albany, Brunswick, Drammen, Pleasant Val-
Offert^—Ral^ C; Page,
from
Peck, Shaffer & Williams,
and in¬
(J-D) payable at the State
Bank Co. of Archbold.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey
A-C.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
.
Broome
school building
1, 1962. Due
June and Dec.
Dated April
to
~
Bronxv^^f^^C'Xs*.
Sale—Thf^I9,])jp(>; pJublic
noon
on
1962, Due
Wood.
Jamestown City School District,
Plaza, New York City^4^ral ^ p.m.
New York
.(EST) on Marchfl j^'th^ pur¬
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond Offering—Emilton John¬
chase of $660,000 dothiftory rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. son, President of Board of Educa¬
High Point, N. C.
Due on April l/j^pmrJ$64 -to*2001. tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Bond Offering—W. E. EasterInterest A-O. .Legality, ..approved til 11 a.m. (EST) On March 8 for
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
the purchase
of $250,000 school
byHawkinspJQelafie^^^
ment
Commission, will receive
l buildingt • cbondfe.
Dated Feb.
1,
'■'
'
Bond
until
for the pur¬
5
15
Archbold, Ohio
April 1 from 1964 to 1992 inclu¬
sive.
bonds.
Bond Offering—Don H.
in
April 1,1961. Due
bids
Principal and interest payable at
Walters,
g—Clifford C.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Furnas, Chancellor, will receive
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on March
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
1
for
the purchase of $198,522
March 7 for the purchase of $2,special
assessment
sewer
im¬
830,000
student
union
revenue
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
bonds. Dated
O f f
sealed
on March
of $755,000
semi-annually
University of Buffalo (P. O.
Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond
(EST)
County Home bonds. Dated March
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Co., Inc., and J. C. Bradford &
Co., as 3.10s, at a price of 100.01,
of
Board
receive
chase
Education, will
bids until noon (EST) on March 5
for
the
purchase
of
$875,000
6
basis
of
missioners,
.
in
Murry,
Clerk of Board of
,
art
a
Greenview Local School District
Greenview Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — Lauris
OHIO
798—were awarded to
p.
The foregoing supple¬
of
—
the report in our issue
Feb, 12—v. 195, p. 798.
i
1980 and 1981.
$2,441,000
offered
Note
ments
as
7
.
Dempsey.
"
..
Chittenango), N. Y.
Gates and Chili Central School
1984 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Ge¬
noa
Banking Co.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
1972, inclusive.
'
ence
to
November 1
on
to
.
Amherst,
the purchase of $890,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated March
1, 1962. Due on Defc. 1 from 1963
(P. O. Jamestown), Ohio \
3.40s. Due on Nov. 1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Tromi 1973; tO 1975V inclusive.
be received until March 5 for the
50,000 as 3.70s. Due on Nov. 1
of
$755,000
school
from 1976 to 1979, inclusive, purchase
25,000 as 3.80s. Due on Nov. 1, building bonds.
35,000
■
•
3s. Due
as
from
Company of Western New
N. Y.
Yprk, ip., Buffalo^ a.s 3.2.0s, at a
bond
price of 100.08, a basis of about
anticipation notes offered Feb. i.5
3.19%.
"
^
■■
—v. 195, p. 797—were awarded to
the Chase Manhattan Bank of
Sullivan, Lincoln, Cazenovia,
New York City, at 1.70%, plus a
Lenox, Manlius and Cicero Central
>
; V,
premium of $468.00.
School District No. 1 (P.O. /
Albion,
-
$100,000
798—were awarded to the Marine
Trust
Erie County (P. O. Buffalo),
Note Sale—The; $10,500,000
61
chase
on
of
Wayne Free¬
Finance, will
bids
March 1
until
for the
noon
bonds.
pur¬
Loudonvitle Exempted Village
School District, Ohio *
of
$11,081,000 various pur¬
bonds, as follows:
(PJ O. Mondovi), N Y.
Company of New York City, or at pose
public : improvement v-bonds.
Bond Offering — R. H. Ecke, the North Carolina
Trust Com¬ $5,801,000 bonds. Due on March 1
Dated March-4; ?Vl962^-flue on
from 1964 to 1998 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed pany of
High Point. Legality ap¬
March 1 from
in¬
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 7 proved
5,280,000 bonds. Due on March 1
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
clusive.
Princi^il a&d ^interest for the
'from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
purchase of $750,000 school & McCarthy.
T
- ^
(M-S)
payableTot;^e;^County building bon$s. Dated April 1,
Dated April 1, 1962.
Principal
Treasurer's
.office^ ^Legality ap¬ 1962. Due on April 1 from 1963 to Lincoln County, Boger
City Sani¬ and interest (M-S) payable at the
proved by Syk^ ;^lb\Kay &
1982, inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬ tary Dist. (P. O. Lincolnton), N. C. City Treasurer's office, or at the
Dikeman.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 water option of the holder, at the agency
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
•/■•/.
Mhrquart, Windhorst & West.
bonds offered Feb. 13—v. 195, p. of the City in New York City.
Bond Offering—Harry W; Mon¬
798
were awarded to a group
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Monroe, JV. Y.
roe, Village
Clerkj Will receive
of
Vance
Securities Sanders & Dempsey for the $1,Bond Sale—The $95,000 water composed
sealed' bids
unt^.10 a.m. (EST) bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 195, p. Corp.,> J. Lee Peeler & Co., and 822,000 Expressway Bond Fund
on
March 8 for/fjie .purchase of
11
bonds and by Bricker,
the First National Bank of Lin¬ No.
797
were
awarded to Adams,
$600,000 sewer boiraSf l^ted April McEntee &
Evatt, Barton Eckler & Niehoff
Co., as 3.30s, at a colnton, as 6s, 4s, 4%s and l%s,
for all of the other issues.
1, 1962. Due on April i ^rbm 1963
at a price of par. :,7
:
price of 100.23, a basis of about
to 1977 inclusive?" 'Principal and
Additional Offering—The above
3.27%.
interest
Pitt County (P. O. Greenville),
(A-O) \ payable at The
official also will receive sealed
Montour Falls, N. Y.
National Bank of-Westchester, in
North Carolina
bids at the same time for the
Bond
Peekskill. Legality, ^approved by
Offering — Frederick D.
Bond Sale—The $395,000 school purchase of $156,240.49 street im¬
Todd, Village Treasurer, will re¬
Wood, King, DaWsoii ^'Logan.
provement
special
assessment
building bonds offered Feb. 13—
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due
p.m.
Colonie Central ~School:District
v. 195, p. 798 — were awarded to
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
on March 1 from 1964 to 1971 in¬
No. 1 (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
of $639,000 sewer
bonds. Dated
clusive.
Principal and
interest
Bond O f f e r i n g—Burdette E.
of Winston-Salem, at a price of
March 1, 1962. Due on March 1
(M-S) payable 'at the City Treas¬
Wobdworth,' District Clerk, Will
par, a net interest cost of about
from 1963 to 1991 inclusive. In¬
urer's office or, at the option of
receive sealed bids Vntil. 11 a.m.
;
terest M-S. Legality approved by 2.57%, as follows:
the holder, at the agency of the
(EST) on March 1 for "the pur¬
$20,000 as 5%s.
Due on June 1, City in New York City. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
chase of
425
-
v.
BucBatiarir^^^:-
—
—
,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 20 for
the purchase of $600,000 school
,
Bond
school
S
a
1
bonds
e—
The
offered
$1,375,000
Feb.
20—v.
195, p. 689—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Fahey,
Clark &
Co., Baxter & Co., First
Corporation, First of
Cleveland
Michigan
Corporation, Provident
Bank of Cincinnati,
Weil, Roth &
Irving Co., and Doll and Ishphording, Inc., as 3%s, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 3.34%,
Middle field, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 15 for
the purchase of $80,000 improve¬
ment bonds.
,
$1,700,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1962.
Due
on
Thruway Author¬
ity (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering — State Comp¬
June 1 from 1963 to 1991
Principal and interest
payable at the' National
inclusive.
(J-D)
Commercial Bank
troller Arthur Levitt will receive
& Trust Com¬
sealed
York
proved
by
City.
Sykes,
Legality
270
bids
at
his
office
at
the
New York City,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 27
for the purchase
of $72,000,000
general revenue bonds, series D.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due $24,000,-
ap¬
Galloway
*
State Office Building, 23rd floor,
pany of Albany, or at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Company of
New
1963.
New York State
&
Dikeman.
Conklin, Binghamton, Kirkwood
and Vestal Central School Dist.
000
Broadway,
on
Jan.
1
from
1967
to
1985
inclusive; and $48,000,000 on July
1, i996. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
(P. O. Conklin), N. Y.
Bond Sale — The $1,560,000
school
bonds
offered
Feb.
15
No. 1
Wood. :
195, p. 797—were awarded to
Note
The foregoing super¬
a syndicate composed of the Ma¬
sedes the report in our issue of
rine Trust Company of Western
Feb. 12—v. 195, p. 798.
New York, in Buffalo; Blair &
North Hempstead Union Free
Co.,
Inc.;
Roosevelt & Cross;
Sch. Dist, No. 4 (P. O. Port
Paine, Webber, JacksOn & Curtis;
Washington), N. Y.
Hornblower & Weeks; Manufac¬
Bond
Sal e
The $2,200,000
turers and Traders Trust Com¬
—v.
—
pany
of Buffalo; R. D». White
&
.
.
New Bremen, Ohio
- ;
$13,000 fire de¬
partment bonds offered Feb. 13
—v. 195, p. 798—were awarded to
the Peoples Savings Bank of New
Knoxville,
100.40.
a^
3s. ■ at
"7;'r; 'J--
.
price
ra
of
:
Noble Local School District (P. O»
Caldwell), Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
be received until noon
160,000 as 2^4s.
Due on June 1 ton, Eckler & Niehoff.
(EST) on
Note
The foregoing super¬ March 8 for the purchase of
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
$1,sedes the report in our issue of 050,000 improvement bonds. Dated
100,000 as 2^ s. Due on June 1,
Feb. 12—v. 195, p. 798.
March 1, 1962.
Due on Dec. 1
1968 and 1969.
.
—
115,000
as
from
2%s.
1970 to
Due
on
1972
inclusive.
June 1
Wilson County (P. O. Wilson),
North Carolina
Bond
Offering—W,
E.
Enon, Ohio
from 1963 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
,
Offering—Dorothy, Bohn
Bush, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $93,Bond
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids in Raleigh until 11
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the
purchase of $100,000 school re¬
funding bonds.
Dated Feb.
1,
Dated March 1, 19627 Due on Dec.
1
from 1963 to
1982 inclusive.
at
the
Bank
Farmers
of
(J-D) payable
and
Merchants
Caldwell.
proved
by
Dempsey,
Legality
Squire, Sanders
ap¬
&
000 waterworks assessment bonds.
ment
1962.
1977
Due
on
terest
(F-A)
Chemical
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
of
Fairborn. Legality approved
by'Peck,, Shaffer & Williams.
.
Feb. 1 from 1972 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Bank New York
Trust
Company of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
school eonstruction bonds-offered' Washburn & McCarthy. * ^ <.
,
•
Bond Sale—The
Genoa Area Local School District
North Bend, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Feb. 26 for the
purchase
of
$8,910
improvement
bonds.
Northbridge Local School Dist,
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Josephine MoBond Offering—Lester M. Heh- bley, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
ningsen, Clerk of Board of Edu¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon (EST) on March 13 fpr the
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on ■ Febr 28 for purchase of. $1,021,000 school
(P. O. Genoa), Ohio
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1030)
62
Dated April
bonds.
1962.
1,
Offering—Carolyn Marks,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering—Secretary C.
Glenwood Hughes announces that
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
1
for
the
purchase of $120,000
issue of $42,688
Sale—An
special assessment sanitary sewer
bonds was sold to Sweney Cart-
the Board of School Directors will
receive
alone
wright & Co., as 3%s.
March
Offering
Mother Mary
—
ceive
(EST)
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
1962.
(M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office; l
the
Marion
County School District
until
bids
8
p.m.
Due
1984
<v
1
^
March
on
6
from
Oct. 1
on
1963
inclusive.. Interest A-O.
Lemoyne, Pa.
:
:
to
as
McMinn County (P. O. Athens),
/.
Tennessee
t
.Bond Sale—The $552,000 school
.
,
bonds offered February 8—v. 195,
principal and
registered bonds
reconverted
into
composed
coupon
without
charge ' to
the
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Co.
bondholder.
f '
berland Securities
Dated
Jan.
on
I
April
from
1, 1962.
1963
Sugarcreek Township Local School elusive. *
Principal
Dist. (P. O. Bellbrook), Ohio •.
(J-J)
payable
at
Bond Sale—The $378,000 school
Treasurer's office;
February 15 from 1964 to 1975,
Due
inclusive.
in-
to *1977
the
County
Legality apbonds offered Feb. 12— proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
p. 798—were awarded to & Rankin.
Y YYY
building
195,
v.
Company,
3y2s, at a
101.41, a basis of about
■ ;-.r
Y
'•
v
of
price
as
North
3.34%.
.
Springfield Township (P. O.
,
Petersburg), Ohio
bids will
for the
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until March 7
bonds.
O. Bethel),
(P.
Township
Tate
The
Sale
Bond
fire
$20,000
equipment bonds offered Jan. 19
195, p. $66—were awarded to
Magnus & Co., as 3V2s, at a price
of 100.52, a basis of about 3.44%.
—v.
Townsend
(P. O. Clyde), Ohio
Offering
Bond
Portland.
Y.
—
Legality
Pendleton, Ore.
Bond
'
March
until
20
for
the
Bond
pur-
d
*
e
Port of
m
to
*
r»
a;
school
Bond
Sale—The
a
interest
Newport (P. O. Newport),
regon
195,
v.
Clayton May,
cost
$25,000
emer-
C1
p.
.
T
— J.
C. Knittle,
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30
the
for
5
March
on
pm. (EST)
purchase of
$98,000 waterworks system bonds.
Dated March 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
1
from
1963
to
1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Erie County Bank of
Vermilion. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
$7,710,000
Due
received
be
the
purchase
26
March
until
im¬
$425,000
of
provement bonds.
'
.
_
for
V'
County Independent School
(P. O. Araphoe) Okla.
Sale—An
issue of
$100,000
school building construction bonds
was
sold
to
the
Oklahoma
Na¬
tional Bank of Clinton.
Payne County Indep. School Dist.
No. 56 (P. O. Perkins), Okla.
Sale—An
Bond
000
school
bonds
issue
was
payable
•
the
at
office.-
County
Legality
ap-
& Pohl.
0.
.
.
.
Dauphin School District
Authonty (P. O. Hamsburg),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
school.,
revenue
$2,340,-
bonds
was
purchased--via negotiated sale on
February 14 by a syndicate headed
by
Butcher
&
Sherrerd.
Due
of
$145,-
sold to the
Liberty
National Bank & Trust
Company of Oklahoma City.
1,400,000
to
1978
31/4S.
as
:
Vss.
as
1986 and
Y Other
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Broken Arrow),
No. 3
1987.
Y
-
of
Dated
•
the
syndi-
Oklahoma
Bond
000
Sale—An
of
$45,-
school
building bonds was
the Liberty National Bank
a
i
v? i6
school
a
•
J-
d.oo^o
? lsfye of $2,248,-
refunding
revenue
bonds
was
purchased on Feb. 15
negotiated sale by a syndi¬
by Butcher & Sher¬
Ctiy.
;
•
rerd, ranging from iy2s to 3.20s.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Oct.
OREGON
1, 1962 to 1980 inclusive. PrinciCentral
Lincoln
Peoples
Utility .pal and interest (A-O) payable
District (P. O. Newport), Ore.
at
the
Farmers
and
Merchants
sold to
and Trust
Company of Oklahoma
,
Bond
sealed
cate headed
.
District
on
via
Offering—Chris C. Beck, Trust Company of Chambersburg.
Secretary, will receive Legality approved by Townsend,
bids until 9:30
March
$500,000
14
for the
electric
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
revenue
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
on
Jan. 1
Elliott & Munson;
Other
cate;
man
from 1967 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
United
(J-J)
payable
States) National
Bank of Portland/
ner
ner
members
;
of
the
^fsmith I^^Goldmmf' Sachs
Goldman,
& Smith Inc.,
body & Co.
and
the
Nashville.
Legality approved by
chapman .& Cutler.
University of Tennessee (P. O.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Bond
':
11
Principal
payable at
(F-A)
O f f
President,
•
i
e r
g—A.
n
will
D.
receive,
Holt,
sealed
fesi2Sr bids until 11 a-ra- <EST) on March
?■
1960, 1 for the purchase of $2,000,000
1^V^0n<io«Q ^UeioQavdormit01^ system revenue bonds.
1 from
1963 to 1992
t
n
Dated June
L .from
-
General.
1, 1960. Due
1963
to
June
on
inclusive.
2000
Interest J-D. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Treasurer's- office.
Mitchell.
by Sullivan,;
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
' ; /
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V".' /'Y^Y;:Y.YYY
Y YY
TEXAS
!
.
r
;
v
approved
-
,
.
,
.
,
& -Co
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•,
-
1
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;
'
■■'Y'/.Y;. •" YY Y^Y-^Y>'--YY,;;Y
Scranton School District, Pa.
Bond
Sale
funding
-
The
—
bonds
$278,000
offered
re-
Feb.
12
PUERTO RICO
puerto
^
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'
;
_
Puerto Rico
—
For
Bond
revenues
of
the
$1,-*
of 5.9%.
plY Y/pYTYY^6101/6";
Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Aqueducf ancj Sewer Authority.
„
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan), P. R.
$35,000,000
Bonds
Coming
to
issue of $35,000,000
electric revenue bonds
(Series
Market —An
Gibbs
•••:,
Sale—An
school
sold
to
a
issue
building
Alex.
2.70s, at
i
•
&
Denton, Texas
Bond
•
Brown
of
City
was
$1,000,000 water and
revenue
Columbia, S. C.
on
Feb.
27
bonds.
for
1, 1962.
$470,000 water and
bonds. Dated March
JDue on.March 1 from 1963
to'1989,-inclusive.
Principal and
interest J (M-S)"
payable
at
the
State Bank & Trust Co. of Colurnbia. Legality approved by
«•
_
Sinkler,
*
_
Gibbs & Simons.
SOUTH
PAKOTA
Due
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
$95,000
sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962.
Due
•
to
Jan.
inclusive.
...
-
,
Dated
March
March
on
15
-
.
15,
1962.
from
inclusive. Y
1987
1963
:
..
Graham Independent School Dist.,
: Texas
Bond Offering—J. W. Spears,
v
,
Secretary
wil1
w
of
TP^-vU
Feb.
on
15
Trustees,
at 4
bids
oc*
for
26
4U/-v
the
$400,000 schoolhouse
Dated Feb.
clusive.
of
auction
/PCTV
Feb.
on
Board
receive
w-k
bonds.
Lennox, S. Dak.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Emmett
Juul, City Auditor, will receive
sealed
1990
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
J
:
to
Dated
July 15 from
on
500,000 street improvement
the purchase of
sewer revenue
Due
1963
Bond Offering—Mayor W. Earl
Williams will receive" sealed bids
(EST)
sealed
sewer system
bonds.
15, 1962.
noon
that the
announces
will-receive
K
&
Sons, as
price of 100.04, a basis
West
until
Council
lOaO^ajn.. (CST) :on
^r„c„hn f°J
Pu™haSe °f $1'"
500'000 bonds' as follows:
$200,-
bonds
Offering—City Secretary
W. D. Buttrill
of about 2.69%.
December, 1961, the Au-
reports
Sinkler,
Spartanburg County Sch. Dist. No.
1 (P. O.
Spartapburg), S. C.
000
Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Increased
by
.
Rico
Revenues
$400,000 school building - ley,- City - Auditor, will receive
April 1, 1962. Due sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1977 inclu- on March 12 for the purchase of
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬ $10,800,000 various purpose bonds.
Dated
Simons.
3.03%.
Y
of
on
proved
195> p 690—were awarded to
J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3yss, at
a price of
100.58, a basis of about
—V-
-
chase
bonds.
from
15,. 1962.
1963 to
Interest
Due
1980
in¬
F-A.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhifrst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton..
Grimes
.
County (P. O. Anderson),
T exas
April 1 from 1965 to 1982,
Bond Sale—Bonds toaling $250,refunding
a n d
improveinclusive. Interest A-O. Legality 000 were sold to Dittmar &
Co.,
ment) will be publicly offered on
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar- Inc., as follows:
Feb-.2g uPder the auspices of .a
quart, Windhorst & West.
$150,000 hospital bonds, for $46,syndicate headed by First Boston
000 as 294s,; due on Sept. 1
CorPY Ira Haupt & Co., and B. J.
TENNESSEE
Van Ingen & Co. The bonds will
from 1963 to 1970; $46,000 as
19(52
on
-
-
Syndi-
Smith, Barney & Co.; EastDillon, Union Securities &
& Co.; Dolphin &
inclusive.
Company, of St. Louis; Lane.
;Y : Y/Y/Y:
Y
'
Aldine Independent School
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
SOUTH CAROLINA
District, Tex..
svu tn vmkulinm
Sniith Inc ; B. J, Van Ingen & Co.,'
v
A
Bond Offering—Sealdd bids
Will
xnc,; : Roosevelt & Cross; Indusy Y Georgetown County (P. 0.i. y Ybe
received until March 13 for
trial National Bank of Rhode IsYY: - Y ' Georgetown), S. C.
; '
v
! ' the purchase of $1,700,000 school
iand, ; Providence:
A.
Webster
Bond Offering—J.
S.
Bourne, bonds.; Y--; - - :;/Y-;':,-v-; •;
!-Y;: ■
.
Dougherty & Co- Yarnall, Biddle -Chairman of Board of
Education, S.\Y. YP
;'Y;;Y
& Co.; W
H. Newbold's Son & will receive sealed bids until
noon
'
• " •
Dallas, Te*:
Y
Co,; H. J, Steele & Co., and Poole (EST) on March 1 for
the purBond Offering—E. Lynn Cross-
increase
a
nrv?°
000
1982-
Merrill
005,090, compared with $867,072
in December of 1960, an increase
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner of 15.9%, according to Juan La& Smith Inc., Ira Haupt &
Co., badie Eurite, Executive Director.
Yarnall, Biddle &
Co., Moore, I
For the 12 months ended Dec..
Leonard & Lynch; Jann£y, Battles 31, 1961, total revenues
of the Au-'
& E. W. Clark, Inc.,
Suplee,-Yeatr thority rose to $10,888,177 from
man, Mosley Co., and H. J. Steele $10,278,145 the
preceding year,- an
Ti
issue
-n
a +
tUe Trust
thority
Pn
*
tr
pirs^ American National Bank, of
March
Legality
Mercan-
Other members of the syndicate:
Dolphin & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Authnrifv
inclusive.'
e*
v?In~
r.ee^*!an' ^nn*
,
interest
1,, 1962.
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at
Y:
>:
the
to
March 1 from
inclusive.
March 1?
on
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Metzger, Wickersham & Knauss.
Chambereburg Area Joint School
1992
rm.
March
March
on
«
Tulsa
to
nnn
qIiL
cate; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
month of
Co.
onn
inclusive.
Due
Due
members
1986, inclusive. Principal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Dauphin Trust Company of
Harrisburg. Legality approved by
&
1
1 from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
Y
400,000
Dated
October 1
on
1963
,
t
from 1972
YY'~ ";
Central
from 1964 to
Dist. No. 46
Bond
% 1962.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
April 1, 1962.
OKLAHOMA
Custer
Dated March
mciusive.:Principal and, interest
Treasurer's
-
Offering—Sealed bids will
county improve-
March 1 from 1963 to 1992,
on
fM-S)
Willoughbyi Ohio
Bond
various
ment bonds.
~
-
1 fr0m 1963 t0
on
^
V
waterworks .and sqwer Revenue
d
;
? n*/
1962.
Duebond^,:vP3, 4
on
Feb. 1 from 1964
.
1,700,000 The Exeter School De¬
velopment
Loan,. Series
B,
Due
p
t
a.mv {CST) on^March6
for, the P u r c ^a s e of ^00,000
12:30
Loan of 1960, Series A bonds.
"cY 1
„r
Warch^ l3 :fot the purchase ; of
-
until
■
inclusive.
on-
V
Bond Offering-MayorH.Steger
X A wd
^ £
i?11^
..
S
^
abQut
'
^eg^J
$3}000,000 The Primary-and Secondary Highway Construction
YY
1992
-
.
scaled
J? ,?inclusive.. Interest
v
.
•
the
.
receive
a-nV (CST) on Feb.
purchase of $450,000
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell.
,
bonds.
nnn
575—were awarded to
,
Qf
bids
..
A*
2g
Y
.
net
a
sealed
inclusive.
dor™toiX Jev^e bonds/ Dated
on
1982, incl.
approved,
-
March 1
on
1978,
.
Thorndike,} Palmer &
Yi;
Due
to
Memphis State University (P. O.
Nashville), Tenn. i
Bond Offering —.Joe Morgan,
bids„ u
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the
purchase of $6,000,000 general obligation bonds, as follows:
'
'
p.m.
from .1963 to 1971 inclusive.
_
<
of
receive
20—v.
P^ce of 100.002,
to
1975
cost" of
March 1
inclusive.
on
1974,
.Chairman,.. will
Offering-Raymond H.
Hawksley, General Treasurer, will
$5,000,000
Feb.
1963
Legality
Due
to
3.40s.
as
from
Rhode Island (State of)
"
follows:
a
„
Offering
offered
from
Due
SViS,
250,000
interest
follows:
as
....
Bond
Burgwin,
Sal e—The
bonds
City> at
.
price of
100.27, a basis of
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 5 for .about 3.16%!
' Y;.
the purchase
of $100,000 school
y PENNSYLVANIA
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1963 tq,1982 inclu¬
Allegheny
County
(P.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Pittsburgh), Pa.
payable at the Liberty National
Bond Offering—James W. Knox,
Bank of Fremont.
1
Connty Controller, wiU receive.
sealed bids untd 11 a.m. (EST) on
t
Vermilion, Ohio •'
Bond
by
1962.J,
1,
M-S.
by Storey,
Dodge.
Y
$485,000 bonds, as follows: 195, p. 690—were awarded to a
$260,000 airport runway bonds. Y syndicate headed by the First Na225,000 swimming pool bonds Y tional City Bank of New York
at
Director
approved
1
Interest
chase of
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of .Edu¬
!;
(EST)
Pittsburgh City School Dist., Pa.
gencrbonds offered February 12
cation,
receive
p.m.
Perry .& Pohl..
;
Offering—M. O. Gardner,
City Manager, will receive sealed
Local School
Township
District
Sale—Water
Cicco,
storage and 0n February 28 for the purchase
sewage
treatment
plant
bonds xrf $450,000 bonds. Dated March
1,
totaling $355,000 were sold to the 1962. Due on March 1 from 1963
Firsts National Bank of Oregon, in to
1992, inclusive. Interest M-S.
bids
Ohio
sealed bids until 7:30
I
;
,
March
Pa.
Ore:&^''JYa Borough Secretary, will
Y Milwaukie,
.
Bond
improvement
YY/;-■
■
,-Y
of $9,700
purchase
Y
Y;
;
Brad dock,
March
group
&
and the CumCorp., at a price
net
a
3.33%,
Y from -1970
Dept., 15 Westminster St.,
Providence, R. I., until 11:00 a.m.
(EST) on February 27 for the purchase of $1,800,000 school bonds.
Dated
100.01,
$302,000
Trust
interest
and
-
Bond Offering—P. Charles
,
Ohio
the
Principal
<F-A) payable at the Lemoyne
Trust Company. Legality approved
by Addison M. Bowman. ; ;
~
interest
and
Knoxville,
about
! RHODE ISLAND
bonds.
c
of
0f
Y
'
a
Little
H.
bonds,
on
Dempsey.
of C.
Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp., Davidson & Co.: Fidelity-Bankers Trust
Bond Offering —'W. A. SlothMarch 7 for the pur¬ No. 103C (P. O. Woodburn), Ore.
Bond
Of fering—Marie
j*
\
J. ower, Borough Secretary will rechase of $670,000 dormitory rev¬
Middletown, R.I.
•/,.,<•
Bond Offering—John N. Kelly,
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Kocher, District Clerk, will re- ceive sealed bids until 8:00 p.m.
Town Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 2001
will receive
p.m.
(EST) on March 1 for the purchase
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality (PST)
on
Feb. 27 for the pur- of $125,000 improvement bonds, sealed bids c/o Rhode Island Hos-chase of $600,000 school building Dated ^February 15, 1962- Due on pital
Trust Company, Corporate
approved by Squire, Sanders &
(EST)
451—were awarded to
p.
both
Fully
•
be
may
to
.'
,
or
■interest.
for the pur¬
chase of $650,000 general obliga¬
tion school bonds. Dated April 1,
cipal and interest
at
Beeler, President, will re¬
sealed
bids until 10 a.m.
Helen
building
bonds.
Dated
1,~ 1962.' Due on. March 1
from 1964 to
(P. O.
Hospital
Dayton), Ohio
Bond
school
..
Elizabeth
Saint
*
.
Bond
sealed
owner,
'National
(P. O. Havertown), Pa.
Bond
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Bond
tered
at the office of First
City Bank, San Juan
Branch, .San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Coupon bonds in denomination of
$1,000, registerable as to principal
No. 105C
serially from 196*3 to 1982.
-
Havertord Township School Dist.
Douglas County School District
(P. O. Reedsport), Ore.
Due
...Monday, February 26, 1962
Co.r and Good-
Franklin County (P. O.
serihU^oY JuYf'rnY
delusive
Principal
and
Bond
interest
(T-T)
Ray.able -of the Corporate Trust
at
Office
First
Natinnal
Citv
be received
on
3.10s,
Winchester), Tenn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
March
$1,000,000
15
until
for
11
as
'
a.m.
(CST)
the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
hospital
Bank, New York, N
Y
or
at Dec. 1,: 196-1.-r Due on March
the option of the holder
o'r regis¬ from 1963 to 1986 inclusive.
-1
due
1971 to
'
;
to
$30,000
.'1
1979
as
from
'sive.
r''
Sept. .1
from
inclusive; $28^000
3.20s, due
1977
Y
on
1976
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive,
3.30s, due
1980
to
on
1982
Y" / ■■■.«**•:*.-
lOOjOOO road bonds, as 2%s.
and
Sept.
inclu-
Volume
Number 6137
195
WASHINGTON
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1982 000 school bonds was sold to the Spoktme County School District No.
School
inclusive. Principal and interest Seattle Trust & Savings Bank.
(A-O)
O.
B on d O f f e,r i n g
purchase of $1,500,000
permanent
improvement
bonds.
the
for
Srate<l ^arfh 15ioc?6+'
March 15 from 1964 to
'
m-
.
ing
Huguenin &
bonds.
April
Dated
'r
office.
the
County
Legaiity
Pierce
ap-
1962.
1,
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
Grays Harbor County, Ocean City
School District No. 26 (P. O.
Bond Sale
—
691—were
An issue of $175,-
$300,000 school
Feb.
awarded
tional Bank of
Montesano), Wash. '/
81 (P. O. Spokane), Wash.
County, Clover Park School
No. 400 (P. O.
Tacoma), Wash.
District
elman.
purchase of $195,000 school build-
payable at the Mercantile
National Bank of Dallas. Legality
Boothman. 1
will
Treasurer,
interest a
(M-S)
approved by Dumas,
County
at
Tom E. proved by Weter, Roberts & Shef-
iw* receive sealed bids until 10:30
/BC_{
•
•
•
•
•
(PST) on March 1 for the
1009
1992
and
Principal
elusive.
;
McKoin,
—
payable
Treasurer's
>
■
27
63
"s
;
Cheian County, Wenatchee
District
No.
246
(P.
Jr.,
Bond Offering—C. L. Ray,
;
-
•
Texas
(1031)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
;
.
Marshall),
(P. O.
Harrison County
.
.
be receded untU March 20 for the
purchase of $4,500,000 school
bonds.
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13-v. 195, p.
to
the
Na-
Washington
Washington, in Ta-
Plans
Bond
130 Vista
coma.
Sale—The System,
Way, Kennewick, a joint
.
.
•'
'
Lakeview, Tex.
Sale—An issue of $63,000
Bond
;
Sive; ;• Interest
J^J.
Legality
ap
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weemk
\
Searls.
&
?
inclu--
Due on Jan, 1,1963 to 1977
,
■
1, 1962.
Arthur, as 3s. Dated Jan.
:
,
,
public park bonds was sold to the
Merchants National Bank of Port
'
r1"
'
.
;.
Lone Oak, Tex.
Sale—The $85,000
;
Bond
>
r
water
system bonds offered
Feb; < 16—v,' 195,
p.
799—were
sold to the- Housing and Home
Finance Agency," - "as
3%s, at- a t5 :V
-..-arid
».•
sewer
.
pr icet -of:;
■r:"
V
://4
:.
•
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas/ ; .
Sale—The $2,250,000 imf-'***:>•<
'
•
•
v.; ?.
^
Authority ■■/■ [/'!
San Antonio River
V,
i
par-."!; kx v/;;';; > 7 * ■ V
: Bond
-
pfovement bonds .offered Feb. ,14>";- ; v;
195/p. 799—were awarded to, ■=,
a
group - composed ^of Goldman,^,. :. , ;:
£ Sachs-" & Co., B.- J. Van Ingen
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y.,:';Co:,',Inc.C Paine, Webber, Jackson...?'• ..
'■/! &Curtis, 4 Dempsey-Tegeler " i&;';; .: .;;; l
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—v.
-
/?
Co;, ^Illinois,.Co^Eppler,*-Guerin•«->-•.v «
.Turner,: Inc.,.; and -Herbert; J. 5,/,*
Sims & Co., at": a price of 100.04,
'
!th
follows;44:'44-4r:
as
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{/y-/-:///: :/
h%s.
Due on July 1,;
1986 and.. :1987.VV; ^;,;;- :::.c560,000 -as 3.80s. Due on July 1 qr:
$335,0OX)
as
from 1988 to
/ r:.
•.
,;:
j 990 'inclusive.^ ' 3U
.
635,00Q as 3.85s. 'Due on Julyvly t,-"
from 1991 to 1993 inclusive. , ■
;;720,000- as 3.90s., Due on July .1'V
y'<
4^?.
>; "j
--y
from 1994 to 1996 inclusive,: *
Sherman, Texas
;
.
acre,;
sealed bids until 3 p.mV (CST) '.on
March >12: 'for •- the;' purchase
.
inclusive.
1990
to
the
stocks of farm
-approved
by
Dumas, ;
.Huguenin & Boothman. >.'•
.
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■"*'
Trinity University (P. O. San
'
Antonio), Tex. v."
y
has;.-
given CARE precious
'7"
A-O.
Interest
U.S.! Government
The
of
Legality
-
hunger .!
tears of
•>
$750,000 street and storm drainage ;
improvement bonds. Dated April. ;•
1, 1962; Due on April 1 from 1963
c'
Only you can: dry;
v
Offering—B. M. White-|!
City' Manager; will receive-1
Bond
?
.'
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abundance
...
?
Every $1 you give enables CARE ;
deliver
to
-
big Food Crusade
a
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•'■r
'$1,163,000
housing system revenue
Student
bonds
Feb.
offered
14—yr
195,'
package to a needy family
<
p.
^overseas.
- <
m. a
S^s,
address
at
pyice of par.^y ,1/
;
>>
tell
2^4'^£} UTAHri;>
L
.'
And your name and
T
'
Home Finance Agency, as
,
-V >
<
267—was sold to the Housing and
-
.
,
Sa 1 e—The
Bond
-V
District
Bond
go
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t
(■/y
with each package, to
sends 22
i,
lbs.
hungry children and the r j;,-.
School
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
•
•-
parents that you, and our country
> ; :
Offering—L. E. Swenson,
are
their friends .-VW,'
^
world's hungry
v. ^
•
Clerk of Board of Education, will
;
sealed
receive
until
bids
8
p.mr
Feb. 27 for the-pur¬
chase of $345,000 school building
bonds; Dated March 1, 1962. Due
on March
lt 1970 and 1971. Prin(MST)
on
•;
■
■■
of food to the
f
Webber County, County
•
.
cipal and interest
*
ii.3i
(M-S) payable
of
Ogden. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.^^-v
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VERMONT
Sto we
;>
Bond
-
>
-Schools
y
School *• District,
Offering—The
Directors
Vt. \} 1
Board
will
%
i
| «
municipal
1
-
Feb.
improvement
1, 1962. Due
1963
from
to
1974
able
the
at
First
National
of
Boston. Legality
Ropes & Gray.
.•
,
Bond
8—v.
by
to
t
s
-
the
p.
First
426
Contributions
are
STATE.
Income-Tax Dedudibb
L
»•
National
ZONE
.
-576—were awarded
:,,y,
j
NAME
Note:
Exchange
Bank of Roanoke, as 3s, at a price
of 100.12, a basis of about 2.99% J
.
YOUR
<?ITY.
Sale—The $815,000 public
195,
I
needed.
ADDRESS
improvement bonds offered Feb.
-
I
-V -
...
J
pay¬
approved
Salem, Virginia
packages
Bank
VIRGINIA
1
I
Feb.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
,
Crusade
to be delivered in my name, wherever most
'
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^ "
4
I
bonds.*
on
Food
I
^receive
bids until noon (EST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $60,000
Dated
for
Enclosed find $.
of
sealed
,
16, H. Y.
New York
p
O'j'' 5
.n.
< i
64
plans
to
public sale about mid-March, $10,Revenue
electric'Project
who
districts
electric distribution sys¬
ent
power
as
as
the
generating
plant
.will
Milwaukee, Wis.
porate
ment
ceive
purpose public improve¬
bonds offered Feb. 20—-y.
the
in
electric
counties
districts
11
The
region.
provide
service
the
in
of:
Benton; Clallam; Clark; Ferry;
Franklin; Kittitas; Klickitat;
Lewis; Mason; Snohomish; Wah¬
kiakum.
details
&
said
will
date
sale
final
ter
from
as 2%s.
1 from 1969 to
be
in
the -exact
that
set
as
soon
as
completed. Fos¬
Incl are financial
connection
the
with
offering and will send prospective
an
Official Statement at
the time bids are invited on the
bidders
bonds.
.
9
,
WISCONSIN
Edgerton (City), Fulton, Porter,
Center, Janesville, Milton, Albion,
Dunkirk and Sumner Joint Sch.
Dist. No. 8
'
as 2V2S. Due on March 1
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
(P.O. EJgerton), Wis.
Co., McLeod, Young, Weir &
Co., Mills, Spence & Co., Bell,
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
GoUinlock & Co., Royal Securities,
(Towns) Joint Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Midland
Securities Co., Greenshields, Inc.,
(P. O*
Harris & Partners, Ltd., Gairdner
Stoughton), Wjs.
Bond Sale—The $674,000 gen¬ & Co., Equitable Securities Canada
eral elementary school bonds of¬ Ltd., J. L. Graham & Co., Burns
fered Feb: 6—v. 195, p. 576—were Bros. & Denton, W, C. Pitfield &
awarded to a group composed of Co., Cochran, Murray & Co., James
the Channer Newman Securities Richardson & Sons, Anderson &
Co., R. A.
Co,, Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Co., Wills, Bickle
Daly & Co., Fry & Co., Bankers
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Bond Corp., Deacon Findley Coyne
WYOMING
Ltd., M! a 11 h e w s & Co., Ross,
Knowles & Co., Wiserier> MackelUinta County Sch. Dist. No. 6
lar & Co., Bartlett, Cayley & Co.,
(P. O. Lyman), Wyo.
Fairclough Co., Beatty, Webster
Bond Offering—J. Grant Broad& Co., Annett & Co., C. H. Burgess
bent, District Clerk, will receive
Co., Meggeson, Goss, Macrae &
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (MST) on
Co., Collier, Norris & Quinlan,
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $359,Oslar, Hammond'& Nanton, Ltd.,
000 school bonds. Dated April 1,
Flemming & Co., and Walwyn,
1962. Due on
Dunkirk, Dunn, Pleasant Springs,
Rutland and Porter
School District No. 3
CANADA
Due on March
1974 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Schofield), Wis.
are
Marshall
advisors
/
follows:
$4,000,000
4,000,000
Hurd
Mr.
&
<CST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase$2,400,000 school bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1962- Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
April 1 from 1963
Stogell & Co.
and interest (F-A) payable at the to 1977 inclusive. Payable at the
-'A QUEBEC
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Ripon State Bank. Legality ap¬
ity approved by Tallmadge
&
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Bagotville School Commission, Que.
Tallmadge.
Bond Sale—The $410,000 school
Rothschild, Hatley (Villages), Scofield (City), Kronenwetter, Norbonds offered January 31—v. 195,
rie, Ringle, Wausau and Wes¬
p.
452 —- were awarded to the
ton (Towns) Joint School
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
District No.
1
ONTARIO0
(P. O.
ras 5s, at a price of 96.42.
195,' p. 800—were awarded to > a
syndicate headed by the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
York City, at a price of 100.14, a
net interest cost of about 2.65%,
as
sealed
of
'
grated with the BPA grid system
District Clerk, will
Johnson,
Sale—The $8,000,000 cor¬
Bond
inte¬
be
.Nepeuskun (Towns) Joint Com¬
mon Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Ripon), Wis.
Bond Offering — Margaret K.
as 3s.
Due on Jan. 15
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
kw
30,000
from
.Berlin, Brooklyn, Green Lake and
1974.
360,000
Bonneville Power Administration.
Production
Due on Jan. 15,
2.90s.
and
1973
the
from
purchases
Mondaj- February 26, 1962
Stoughton (City), Albion, Chris¬
will supplement pres¬
and
tems,
own
.
tiana, Cottage Grove, Deersfield,
215,000
an<J
utility
operate
.
3.60s. Due on March 1
240,000
$1,420,000
Hydro¬
Bonds,
Series of 1962, according to Mr.
cost of about i.92%, as follows:
lan Blair & Co., Harley, Haydon
Owen W. Hurd, Managing Direc¬
$220,000 as 3j/2S. Due oh Jan. 15 & Co., Inc., White-Phillips Co.,
tor of,the System/Output of the
from 1963 to 1965, inclusive.
inc., Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
project will be purchased under
625,000 as 2.80s. Due,on Jan. 15 Channer Newman Securities Co.
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
long-term contracts by 11 public
Ripon (City), Metomen, Ripon,
Lake
Packwood
500,000
.
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Feb. 15 were
awarded to the Continental Illi¬
Other members of ■•the.. •syndi¬
nois
National
Bank
&
Trust cate:'-'The Milwaukee Company,
Co.
of
Chicago
and Harriman Barcus, Kindred & Co., R. W.
Ripley & Co.,, Inc., jointly, at a Pressprich & Co., Robert W. Baird
price of 100.009, a net interest & Co., Inc., Loewi & Co., Inc., Al¬
The
—
school bonds offered
for
offer
.
Sale
Bond
operating agency of the State of
Washington,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1032)
Bond
Monona
(Village), Blooming
(Town) Joint Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Madison), Wis.
Grove
No. 4
Pflieger,
ceive
(CST)
Bond Sale—The
Offering—Lawrence
District Clerk,
bids
sealed
on
will
until
re¬
as
from
33/4s.
Due
1963 to
on
1977 inclusive
An
Bate
Ont.
issue
of
$30,063,000 Sinking Fund and In¬
stallment
Company of Wausau. Legality
March 1
—
p.m.
$950,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 13— chase of $1,125,000 school bonds.
v.
195, p. 800—were awarded to Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
a
syndicate headed by John Nu- 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
veen & Co., at a
price*$gy400.04, Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
a net interest cost of about
3.69-%,
able at the Wisconsin Valley Trust
as follows:
$710,000
Toronto,
Sale
Debenture
pur¬
2
March 14 for the
Metropolitan
A.
to
syndicate
Dominion
as
to
was
headed
Securities
sold
by
Corp.,
to
the
Ltd.,
5*4s and 5Vzs. Dated February
15, 1962. Due
on
Sale—-The $149,000 sewer
construction- bonds offered 'Jan.
23—v.
1992 inclusive.
267—were awarded
p.
Leclerc, Inc., at a price
98.06, a net interest cost of
about 5.62%, as follows.:
of
$53,500
5s. Due
as
Feb. 1 from
on
.1963 to 1972 inclusive,
95,500
Interest F-A.
)A
5J4s.
as
Due
on.
n
1
Feb.
from 1973 to 1982 inclusive.
;
syndicate:
Wood, Gundy & Co., A. E. Ames
r
Baucherville School Commission,
",
Quebec '■
A./
.
.
Bond
This advertisement is neither
195,
to Rene T.
Feb. 15 from 1963
Other members of the
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
a
debentures
d'Urfe, Quebec
Bond
Sale—The* $550,000 school
bonds offered * Jan. 23—v. 195, p.
267—Were awarded Ato a group
offer to sell
an
The
nor a
solicitation of
an
offer to buy
any
of these securities.
'
composed
Banqhe Provinciale
of
du
Canada, Belanger, Inc., Credit
Quebec; Inc., Casgrain & Co., Jjtd.i
and Gaston; Laurent,
Inc., at a
offering is made only by the Prospectus.
February 23, 1962
price Of 98.64, a net interest cost
Of about 5.61%, as follows:
$330,000
as
1963 to
796,716 Shares
5s. Due Oh Feb. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
22QJ006
as. 5.^s., Due on . Feb.
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
•"
Berthier> School. Commission,
4
Que*
•
Bond Sale—The
G'RANITEVILLE .COMPANY
r~
MAKERS'OF
bonds
p.
Offered:
$185,000 school
Jan. 29
v.
195,
—
452^—were awarded to Annett &
Co;, Ltd., at a-pHce of ! 98.91.
COTTON
CLOTH
; ;
SINCE' 1345
,r.t
A
A:,Cpwansvillei Que.»'•
.
Bandv. Saler-^Fhe
;•
^
$273;000
t
imr
vprnvement bonds' offered Jan.
I
Common Stock
—v.
195,
29
452—were awarded to
a
group composed of the Banque
Provinciale du. Canada, Belanger^
Inc.,,and Desjardins, Couture, Inc.,
at a price of 97.13.
:
p.
,
^
*($5 Par Value)
•*
J«-
,
Price $16,875 per share
^
.
,
Gaspe, Que.
;
Bond
Sale
—
The
$43,000 im-*
provement bonds offered Jan.
—v.
Copies of the Prospectus
may
be obtained in
from only such of the several underwriters
any
as
State in which this announcement is circulated
may
lawfully offer these securities in such State,
195,
p.
29
452—were awarded to
the Banque Canadienne Nationale
and Placements Selectifs, Inc., at
a
price of 96.64.C
La
A
;
• -
r
:
Tuque School Commission,
-r..; *.
■ ^Quebec
>
.
*
Bond Sale--—Tim $250,000 school
bonds offered Jan.. 30—v. 195, p,
\
shearson, hammill sco.
452
hornblower s weeks
a. c. allyn s co.
'
paine, webber, jackson s curtis
bache s co.
were
—
Bond
chinery
hayden, stone sco.
w. e. hutton s co.
Incorporated
w. c. lang ley s co.
reynolds s co., inc.
shields s company
tion
of
30—v.
Sale
The $32,000 ma-*
purchase and consolida¬
debts
—
bonds
offered
195,
p.
Pointe-Gatineau, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
courts sco.
Incorporated
francis i. dupont s co.
r.s. dickson s company
Incorporated
goodbodys co.
h. hentzsco.
Sept-Iles School Commission, Que*
Bond Sale—The
-
Incorporated
G.h.Walker sco.
Incorporated
walston s Co., Inc.
$135,000
improvement bonds was sold to
J. F. Simard & Co., Ltd., as 5sf
at a price of 97.07.
bonds
e. f. hutton s co.
Jan.
576—were awarded
to the Dominion Securities Corp.*
Ltd., as 5s, at a price of 98.52.
incorporated
blair sco.
group
a
Perce, Que.
dominick & dominick
Incorporated
f. eberstadt s co.
awarded to
composed of the Banque Provin¬
ciale du Canada; Credit Quebec,
Inc., and Florido Matteau & Fils,
at a price of 98.43;
576
—
$695,000 school
195,, p,
offered »Feb- 1-—v.
were
awarded to
a
group
composed of the Banque Provin¬
ciale du Canada,. Belanger, Inc.,
and Scoiete de Placements, Ltd.,
at
a
price of 98.52.
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