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ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Rig. U. S. Pat. Offic0
7-
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Corp.—Proposed Exchange
Financial
of
of
stock.
common
fund
sinking
subordinated
6%
shares
Price
Monday, Japuary 1, 1962
7, Nr
debentures
proposed
is
It
such
securities
INSURANCE
•
■
Title
of
American
Bank
of
>n
net
I 1119
l99MtS
.
.
this
mission,
share.—V.
per
a
44%
194,
1501.
p.
SEC'"Index Of Stock Prices——
%
1 ransaCtlOns XSew x OrK otOCK hxcnange_.
-
-
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.
Inc.,
ber
ing
issued
stock sold in June of '61
without
sells
New
staff
of
all kinds, plus appliances, etc., on
throughout Nassau and Suffolk, West¬
vasis
and
Jersey
showed
50,
months
of
Massf. Home
Supermarkets, employ¬
of» approximately $325,000 for
sales
operation;
or
an
taxes.'
after
approximate
earned
estimated
an
net
of
<r
Mr. Sterling added, ASCC's "Mercury Furniture"
Further,
stores
provisions of
consumer
three
first
$40,000
15
food
Conn;,
sales
a
the
organization which All-State Credit helped launch in Septem¬
an
their
of
gross
$60,000
for
the
chain of
year.
Sterling concluded by announcing ASCC'S expansion move in
acquisition of 8,000 additional square feet of space formerly oc¬
cupied by the United States Post Office, located oh Valley Stream
Boulevard, Long Island, N. Y., ASCC will occupy the premises as of
Mr.
the
oy
39
1962.—V.
Jan.; 15,
,
193,
p.
V
2105.
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Bi
American Data Machines*
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General Corporation and Investment News—
.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead-
(
1
Trust
Schroder
,
the
for.
agent
2
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York
New
Co<,
corporation's
Inc.-^APPoi^tment—
City,
has
stockA-V.
common
appointed
been
194,
p.
-
.
transfer
12653.
.
:
State and City Borid (>ffefingS
-.
when their
ago
lines.
1961,
chester,
>
„
,
be exchanged as outlined;-
in
months
six
door-to-door
a
MlSCellaneOUS FeatUrCS (4
^
.
period
statement at a special meeting of stockholders
of ASCC held Dec. 20,
1961, at the Valley Stream Park Inn, Valley
Stream, L. I. The meeting was called to gain approval for the ac¬
quisition of common stock of Home Supermarkets, Inc., which won
overwhelming consent from the
stockholders.
Home
Supermarkets,
39
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of
Sterling
39
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qtork Fvrharifrp
Transactions American Stock Exchange
•_
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the securities and Exchange com-
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Earnings Forecast—-Acquisi¬
—
:
of 20 cents per share on the
stock, as against a previous
same
bank
any
45
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TranoartinnQ Npw Vnrkr
registration statement covering i60,53i common shares to
Of the stock registered, 136,876: shares were
a
noted
R.
year,
the
start
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
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—
needed.to broaden,theHAerospace Division's ability to market electronic
and space research? as well as to develop and produce work in the air-
^Late^h1jhVnAeroncCae filed1 with
Butrer
common
for
41
Over-the-Coirnter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock audi Bond Averages
corporation has announced- that Flight Re-'
fueling, inc., of Baltimore, Md., is now a wholly owned-subsidiary and\
will be operated as a part of Aeronca's Aerospace Division.
i
John -A.Lawlery Aeronca7 President, -said- that the holders of all the
outstanding stock of Flight . Refueling and the holders of all its, convertible debentures have exchanged them for Aeronca's common stock
in accordance with the exchange offer.
'•
Lawler
said
the
Flight-Refueling facilities and organization; are
I?*1}*
Toronto. Stock. Exchange—^
.
C'oapi—Acquisition- "•
Ohio
Middletown,
D.
587*
outstanding 540,000 shares
earnings report, of $20,000
1960. He added that estimated earnings for
1962
would be $425,000-$500,000 or 80 cents-$l per share earnings.
He
further
stated
that
ASCC
completed its first financial
cycle,
having obtained over $1,000,000 in bank lines as compared with their
of
.
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This
Marshall
year
rose
Sterling, ' President of All-State Credit, announced that
earnings of $100,000 are indicated for the fourth quarter of
record
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Aeronca Maaarfacturiiig
President
fiscal
taxes
Approved—
Joseph
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tion
.
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the
after
All-State Credit Corp.
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or
..
outstanding stock.
38%
the same
7\"7.-:.'.
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report,
for
ending Aug. 31, 1961 to $4,448,031;
to $222,524, or 36 cents per share,
on 625,739 average shares outstanding during the year. For
period a year ago sales were $3,072,000 and earnings $141,000,
income
up
|eei|A:7Vi77;-;7,-'.
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to
Miami .Beach,, both. Florida
National
Copy
a
Co.
Insurance
stockholders
common
$1;25
MISCELLANEOUS
•
initial
increase
sales
i-.vv';-.v-:".rV..7'7;"
and of
v
companies,
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,
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on
the following basis: one company: share for each common share
J Dmm«I
of American Title; and $21 of debentures and one common, share for7777-%7.7 StlOCK aHu DOVlU t|UOXailOI1S
each.common* share of Mercantile.
No underwriting is involved.;:7;7777-7.;'
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The company was organized under Delaware law in November -1961 7777'7:.;<.,; 7,;
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to
acquire the outstanding stock, of American Title and Mercantile.
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American Title and its subsidiaries are engaged primarily in the busi-y.7.
fJew York Stock Exchange (Stocks)—■___
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ness of insuring titles to real estate and performing related abstracting.
New YOrk Stock Exchange (Bonds)________ 27
and
escrow
services.Mercantile is a national banking association :1-?
a wpripau
^Itnpk Fvphiin^p
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engaged in a general banking business.. The company was organized 7:77
Q7
by Joseph Weintraub, Board Chairman and principal stockholder of
JdOSIOu otOCK hiXCfiange_
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both American. Title and Mercantile, who; together with other man•
:
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
37 7 77
agement officials and their associates, own about 537c
of the out-;. W
TWrnit Stork PlYehan^p
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standing stock of each of' the
said companies.
According to the.
77"prospectus, they intend to deposit their shares pursuant to the ex^
Ivllawest -oiOCK■■ Jixciidiige—.—
6t change offers.
Weintraub also owns all of the 350,000 outstanding 'Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
39
preferred shares of American Title and he will exchange such sharesPhiladelphia-Baltimore Stock ExChange____ 39
for a like number
of preferred
shares of the company. Weintraub
putcKnrffh
Q+nolr TrYrhanffo
&
oq
is Board Chairman of the company and John J. Scully is President. ..rriisuurgii oiuch niXUicixige_v—----—
on
After the exchange offers are consummated, Weintraub will own about
Montreal Stock Exchange
—_
40
25.27c
and management officials as a group 35.5% of the. company's Canadian Stock Exchange_____
40
the
Mercantile
his
In
:
covering $4,200,000;
1977 and 893,679
due
offer
to
Offer—
INDUSTRIAL
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Miami, Fla., filed "...''
corporation of 901 Northeast Second Ave.,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 21
This
a
New York -
t
General Corp(»ration and Investment News
RAILROAD
ATICO
6121
Number
195
American Diversified Inc.^-Common
Registered—
1
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shares,;for
'*V;\
_
re^ch >$100 principal,amount.
continue
the
Aerospace.Division,.Flight Refueling
and-production' of equipment-for.-the
and helicopters in flight. The company is a. pro.-
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,
oi Member Banks
..
pscoY,to
equipment for the fueling of missiles on thp ground, also
vessels at sea. -"Work., is 'Currently -.in progiess-.irv-the-.development of,.
specialized components for nuclea? reactors,. as - wellas ? on. space
' '
studies, and high altitude 'phot, feeding.^, 194, ,pv737.
inducer of
stock,
of^
will
ao
.
%
Twelve Federal Reserve Banksp-ndprhntiou
f til l <i'
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dR
public sale
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of Sept. 30,^1961.
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Aerosol Techhiques' working capital
share on 430,000 shares as
per
Mr. Shepherd also reported that
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«
p.
a
i960
*»yv $:v,
q/t-'.V'p"i *7T3-'
iy%
fiscal
in
$141,223
from
increased
»
"
,
Aetna
finance
President
fiscal
1961
Charles
in
fiscal
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Annual
Xtepori
Yalem. reported
to
year
the
for
a
.
164 offices in 27 states.
total of
He
Aetna's
in the comr
.
,
further stated
company
Universal
American
; :
Co.,^.-a
Insurance
Life
,
Wholly-owned subsidiary
earned, and" on Sept.
'records in insurance written and profits
set
new
30
1961, had $50,000,000 insurance in force.—V. 194, p. 1273. 7
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Period End. Nov. 30—•
Ry, .operating revenueRy.
operating expenses
&'■,• Net' revenue
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Net
—V.
r,c
19|l--Month
^83, -02
,
,405,485 ;r
ibfi/T
ioci
ii
i960
1961
U-Mos,
$78,217
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.
tv/t«c
■$4g,37^,,;$5,114,989
4,169,549
371,627
;
"from' ry;
operations
ryi operating; inc.__
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;
1960
$5,43?,197
,
4,218,159
underwriter,
$945,440
The
offering
and
3,000
shares
$1,214,038
to
Broad
Business
Service
and
which
..
-o-
.This
of common
stock, ..all
.
s
,
,
.
L. ,Hill will continuFto
WiR form^,the7'riucleds^ih
Mr. >A.
from -high-purity' and precious metals,
for the electronics' Industry,
7
glaiss, ceramics and chemicals
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■few
,
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Bank
for Reconstruction
and
Development
will
properties. Until the final price is determined, the
make semi-annual payments of $1,200,000. When,
been determined, the balance then owing for in¬
terest and principal will be paid in equal installments over 20 years.
of
In
the
will
price has
his letter to
the shareowners
which accompanies the report^ Mr.
Sargent points out that "Since government-owned utilities are now
the principal suppliers of electricity in Colombia, and the acquisition
of our Colombian subsidiary's properties is a logical step in line with
.
oper'atO 'as: PreSident:bf -th^f:comharires*
'Aif";PrbfluctsT;SodthWel3t Diyfeion.' '' ^
International
final
the
public
' This Long Island City; N. Y. company' issued its first annual report
' to shareholders. The four-year-old companyrs stock-went public -oyer-:Worth industrial.area.'The.Httl»<3as*Cbihpany?produces..ahd^".wholesalesf- - the-ceunteT' in- December-I960- and moved to the American Exchange
industriaLgases inoluding oxygen, hydrogen?and. acetylene in. the same-^ last^ July.
^ . .
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,
community, ft. fr- :....#;V..<
».■*-*: . - Alioyg basically
is, -ah importantJsupplier, of subcomponents made
Which
.
B.
government
by amend-
Equipment': pompany Lmarkets-,iiidustr.iaL and/medical;''gases *
'• welding-.* supplies^ aird--';eq'ifl^ment
the Important Dallas-Fort
•'
Properties—Nine Months' Report—-
delivery
registration
The
and
■
for
The
the government's policy of bringing the electric power industry under
the
administration of government agencies, this transaction should
be
.
.
(including those of the
requested to name an arbitrator to determine a fair purchase
price. The final price for the existing properties, after certain ad¬
justments, is not to exceed $25,600,000, Under the agreement, the gov¬
ernment will make an initial payment of $2,600,000 on the date of
.
Pa,, company
of corporate securities
be
& Chemicals Corp.—Common Registered— ' <':
The
sale
Sargent, President stated m the company's financial re¬
Sept. 30, 1961, that an agreement was signed on Dec. 12,
1961 for the purchase of the company's Colombian properties by the
Government; of Colombia. This
agreement, said Mr. Sargent, was
reached as a result of amicable discussions extending over a period
of more than a year. The properties are now being operated for the
account of the government. The, agreement is subject to approval by
the Colombian. Congress and the President. Within 30 days after such
approval, the properties will be transferred to the government.
They received such shares in exchange for
thelr holdings of the predecessor company and certain other companies
previously owned by them. ,, i
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a
the
business.
Henry
port
President of the company.
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underwriters headed by Joseph,' Meilen & Miller, Inc.
Products & Chemical^ Inc^^cquires TexakFirms >offering price and underwriting -.terms are to: be supplied
Allentown,
sold).
American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.—To Sell Colom¬
bian
has acquired the business and- assets ^
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nf Hill EouinmentSupply!:Co.,Vlnc; and Nill Industrial. Gas Co:, Inc;,. The company is. an .aluminum, smelter and
refiner engaged in the.
of Dallas, Texas, according .to a- joint annoupcement v,by/MTi:sLeonard
production of aluminum alloys. ;,
,
k „ ,
,
p
Pool
President'of Aiiv Products and Mr. .A. L. Hill,. President; and- -v.
,*
fouhder' of;the two Riii companies.
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Alloys Unlimited, Inc.—Annual Report— r
.
these shares
.
Of which are owned by Guttman and Ida Guttman, his wife and Vice-
Rd., Cleveland filed
of
Slocum, Vice-President, own 12.21% each and management
as
a gsoup
36.42%. Mr. Seemster and Mr. Slocum also own
options to purchase an additional 17,140 and 12,855 shares,
respectively, initially at $5 per share. According to the prospectus,
the company and its subsidiaries suffered a net loss for the 11 months
ended Nov. 30, 1961 of $13,867.56.—V. 192, p. 593.
S^ded to general funds - for- working capital and general corporate
purposes including expansion of the sale of aluminum siding.
; ;
7 This company of 4365 Bradley
each
10-year
.
.
for
officials
',7 windows, to .-retire 'short-term...bank loans; and the balance will be
136,000 shares
reserved
Donald J.
500
The company (formerly Allegheny Metal Products Corp.) manufactures and distributes aluminum and fiberglass awnings and a line
of completely assembled aluminum combination storm-screen windows
and doors. The net proceeds from the stock sale, estimated at $337,000,. will be used to acquire the properties of Lifetime Aluminum
industries Corp; from Jacob Guttman, President and a principal stockholder of the company, for $53,292; to purchase machinery, to complete facilities and inventory for manufacture of prime basement
" Alloys
%
$75,745 ^
share
; 3^»7. v : il;5io„'182,58r ":v 354,925 > statement with the SEC oh Dec, 27 covering 225,000 outstanding com194,:p.'265311:;^; V
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mori shares to be offered for public sale by ;the holders thereof through
Air
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per
shares
company has outstanding 81,908 shares of common stock, of
Thomas
W.
Seemster, Board Chairman and President,
and
The
$4 25
shares to Jerome M. Libenson, the finders, all at 10 cents per share,
Broad Business Service will also...receive $4,250 as a finder's fee, ■
The company has outstanding
Youngstown RR.—Earnings— *
Akron, Canton &
*
at^
common
not been profitable to date; for operation of Roosevelt National which,
is anticipated, will not be profitable in its early years, and to
enable Roosevelt Credit to commence operations in the lending and
^
"will continue to seek . additional markets for new
offices and to. explore further opportunities for purchasing receivables
of
smaller operators, in- the consumer financing field."
that
sale
18,185
.it
cfioits All .01 none da sis by Fix st M&dison
Corpj, which ^will receive'a $.5313 per share commisstion and $15,000
for expenses. The statement also includes 10,500 shares sold to the
-•
patty's 42-year history. More significantly, he added, total loans to
customers had increased almost $8,000,000 to over $68,500,000.
Mr. Yalem announced that the St. Louis based company had continued its
expansion program, opening 28 additional offices during
the
:
sj^ck, to he,pffered.for^ pubim^saie^at^^s^per^are., . T^ o«ering
that
shareholders
earnings of $2,079,171: were the second highest
pubhc
includes
company) through Nation-Wide; and in the loan and finance business
through another subsidiary, Roosevelt Credit Corp, The $737,286.25
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used for operational
expenses of the underwriter which,. according to the prospectus, have
^'r'will bemade on
-1.-
-
1J off^^^^^
also
for
underwriter in
finance
t0
common
The company is engaged (or intends to engage) in writing' life
Insurance and annuity policies and allied lines through a subsidiary,
The Roosevelt National Life Insurance Co.; as a broker-dealer
and
CAn-
-
1961.
.,
Ponm-i
inniidi
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H.
$656,460
-V
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Tn
to
of
V
.
.
basis
under previously-executed, partially completed time payment
purchase agreements at $5 per share,
(a
total of $90,925
remains unpaid for under said agreements represented by the 18,185
shares and a 15% per share commission is also payable to the said
■
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efforts
registration state¬
shares
stock
reported that the company'had achieved 1
.■■■.
record highs in both sales and earnings for the fiscal year ending
:'if.''
-■> Sept 30 1961.
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Mr. Pool pointed out that the acquisition is important to Air Prod•Net sales totaled $7,734,185 compared to net sales of $7,052,371 for' •
ucts in that it provides the company with &, marketing outlet in the
fiscal l960.,:'% vt;Vv'v-:::;r,<-?-:l-7'i?
•'rapidly expanding industrial Southwest. ' This is of particular im-' ■
Net income before taxes was $315,335 and $200,370 the previous year.
' portance because of the many cheWical, petroleum- and electronics
"Net income after taxes was. $155,798 equivalent tos 36 cents per '
companies in the area.—V. 194, p. 2329.
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share based on 430,000 shares
of' common stock outstanding as of -"
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sept. 30, 1961. This represents an increase of 50%
over net income
Allegheny Aluminum Industries, Inc.—Common Reg'd
after taxes for fiscal 1960 which totaled $101,478 equivalent to 24 cents
'f
T „i1a
Shepherd, President,
R.
best
a
a
$7.50 per share. The offering
by Nation-Wide Underwriters,
owned -subsidiary
of the
company,
with common
will receive a $1.50 per share selling commission.;
wholly
which
(a
underwriter
Aerosol Techniques,. Inc.—Annual Report—
H.
on
at
issuance
1
xteaemption LailS anCl C>inKin& f una lNOtlces
The Course of Bank Clearings47
,
,
Dec.
statement
The
Nnfieps
diivki ti tf
ji
on
for
made
officials)
Consolidated Statement of Condition Of ^he
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21
Denver; filed
covering 110,000
the; SEC
be. offered
to
Inc.
1
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with
ment
48
.
.vTeaerai rveseive
development
fueling .of airplanes
....
,.
Statement
Condition
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'Under the direction of Aeronca's.
'will
.
.
This company of 930 Grant Street,
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advantageous
^ and
its
7
company
to Colombia. From the viewpoint of Foreign- Power
the sale of these properties will provide the
shareowners,
with improved earnings' from; Colombia.'*
Foreign Power's corporate earnings for-the 12 and 9 months pe¬
riods ended Sept. 30,. 1961 were somewhat better, than the correspond¬
ing periods ending in i960,
earnings on its investment
currency
depreciation.
despite a sharp decline in the company's
in Brazil, as the result of inflation and
Income from Argentina, and higher earnings
rr?
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle1/.
(2)'
ended
period
Brazilian
pany's
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ferred
of
company
registration
a
of
shares
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1%
for
offered
employees.
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SIDNEY BROWN';
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of
common,
The
stock
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and
war
filed
C.,
D.
debt
interest
and
other governmental interven-
ceilings, budget and
rate
tionary plans for the economy.
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preferred),
to
28/1961,
731.51.
was
:
will
them
pay
a
District
oh"
and
The
the
mined.
stock
position
and
or
use
sale
to
life
insurance
will
It
will
of
law
Columbia
other
fields
the
the
major
business
portion
in
of
about' $500,000
expand
and
revitalize
to
not
swengthen
proposed
such
insurance
such
net
the
companies,
or
companies,
of
the
of
acquire and expand
or
company
expend
to
acquire
in
""on
carry
the
in
invest
and
engaged
are
manage
company
existing
an
to
purchase
to
which
com¬
proceeds
operations
yet
the
deter¬
financial
subsidiary,
and
offer for. bidding
The:last!major financing will, bo .another visitation from Georgia; namely, GEORGIA
UNIVERSITY SYSTEMS BUILDING AUTH. in the amount of $6,170,000. *: \/;
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registrations climb as the year closes out
/
backlog tables below, reveal;, the New Year slkte of offerings as of this writing
approximates that of last year in dollar volume for both corporate equities and'
debt-issues; Thanks-to-the A. T &. T. recent $300 million debenture offering announceAs the
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ment, despite: the* trend* toward direct" portfolio securities to take advantage* of the
high price for stocks/* the bond float is larger than" last year's and the corporate
stock float-is smaller/. The issues, are numerous: in physical number and many • of
•
them have been
,; .;
long time in awaiting SEC clearance.
a
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28 day visible supply !
Corporate: % .Corporate / / Total "■// ;/// Total1' /
1/; Stocks r
.Bonds.
Corp orates
Municipals*
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of Both f
Financings' /;
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2-Jan.
6__.
Jan.
and-were 4.15%
Dec.
finance,
from
be
individuals,
and
■
U. S. Government bonds, according to Moody's averages,; were yielding:
for last Dec. 26/1961 despite the fact that the Federal Reserve massively addect to its
monetization of government debt to achieve a most
disquieting record high last year. Last Wednesday; Dec. 27,-the stock market sud¬
denly advanced after everyone had given up hope for the so-called traditional
year-end rally. The D-J industrial average rose to 731.43—the highest closing level
since the Index hit the record high of 734.91 a year ago on Dec. 13. The average
on-
under
organized
.
intends
companies
Thursday, Jan. 4, the-'PORT OF NEW YORK AUTHORITY.'will
A year ago
3.81%
was
and
1961
panies.
boldly the traditional trade-protectionist format, the uncertainties revolve on what
the President will ask for and on what Congress' response will be- regarding, tax,,
Federal
and
Smith, Barney & Co. hopes it will occupy the corporate field successfully with Its
'/ //■/- underwriting of 261,896 secondary shares of STANDARD & POOR'S CORP., common,
: :
filed'Nov.
13./,.~/;-y~ >
f
international balance of payments and our willingness to liberalize
our
and
firms
shares
$25--million;, arid GEORGIA. STATE- OFFICE BUILDING, . AUTH.,. GA., $6 million-, r
■
factors hearing on the new issue capital
are the. Treasury plans to raise',,
approximately $1.75 billion new cash in January, and the President's forthcoming
specific requests to the January-convening Congress. The government's new financ¬
ing terms may* be announced this coming Thursday, Jan. 4'.. Besides,this cashfinancing, the- Treasury faces the task of refinancing. $1.1.18- billion Februarymaturing notes—a trifle more than half of this amount is publicly held,
More than the4 backlog tables indicate, there is ample reason to- believe that the
: :
demand1 for* funds by tax-exempt issuers and private corporations will mount with
:
the economy's- expansion. The uncertain elements in the economy do not stem
from the private sector now that - expansions succeeds recovery. Other than
the
cold
company
particularly
by management officials and
also "employ
company v may
the backlog tables,
rise1 in
the
besides
market,
Pre¬
—
,:
such
such
offer
to
commission.
•.
Corp.
Washington,
underlying
$10 per share
New Year the immediate
As we enter the
' v
Building,
Warner
public sale" at
..."
-
share
per
The'
October
Investment
&
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead 1/
■
broker-dealers,
$1.50
statement with the SEC on Dec. 20 covering 500,000
non-cumulative convertible preferred stock. $2 par land
shares
1,000,000
:
Management
Registered—
This
and its consolidated sub¬
sidiaries for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1961 was $11,124,000, or
$1 52 a - share,
compared with $10,466,000, or $1.43 a share, for the
same
period ended Sept. 30. 1960. Consolidated net income for the
first nine months of 1961 amounted to $6,506,000, or 89 cents a share,
compared with $7.921;000, or $1.08 a, share,, for the corresponding
including
1960. The decline in consolidated . earnings s. for the 1961
principally due to a decrease in net revenues from opera¬
Brazilian subsidiaries.—V.
194, pp. 1941 and 1837.-
the
of
American
of Foreign Power
income
net
was
tions
30.
compared
Sept.
Consolidated
in
period
subsidiaries, have offset the decline in the com¬
earnings. Corporate net income for the 12 months
1961 was $8,985,000. or $1.23 a share of common
stock
with $8,367,000, or $1.14 a share, reported last year
for the
12
months elided Sept. 30.
1960. For the first nine months
of 1961,
corporate net income was $5,861,000, or 80 cents a share,
compared with $5,742,000, or 79; cents a snare, for the corresponding
period in I960.
other
certain
from
Monday; January 1, 1862
.
8-Jan.
13-/,
.
$41,235,500
v$1^250,000'
96,700,000
101,875,800;
25,695,000* •109,084,500
62,177,000
36,590,000'
Jan. 15-Jan. 20__.
■
Jan. 22-Jan/271_.
:
32,120,000
-
341,100,772 :
182,079,500; ?
V
130,887,000*:
-
$309,197,000
$474,607,800
$293,819,'972.
$768,427,772
$236,471,400
$320,241,400
$256,620,972
$576,862,372*'
29, '60: data $112,154,400
$90,187,570
$202,341,970
$507,263,000
$709,604,970: /
Dec:
,
134,779,500
r 98,767,000••
-
$114,360,500
$83,770,000.
week's
simple classification of the Federal Reserve's holdings of- government debt
immediately below shows the following compositiopali changes- as well as- the
$71,875,000
142,524,972
47,300,000
$165,410,800
Total—
,.
Last
.
$42,485,500"
198,575,800
data.'
■
The
*
$1 million: or: more.
backlog
total
aggregate* amount of increase.
"
i
u.
s.
securities
government
.
.
..
-
•
(millions $)
>
,
"/ft.'l
JiJiUfi
'•uC>.
Dec.
.
Bills:
' $3;264
:
:
,
Certificates—
—
Bonds.-.--
Total:
repurchases
Gold
certificates
-
MOODY'S
"
';,v
.,rvr
•
,
.
'
;
Total! bond^„,
$660,825,208;
(51)'
$420,993^100(287)
528,615,600(308)'
Total! stocks-—.———
f
_-_i-
4t72:
S|
4;44
corporates:———
mumicipalfe-://-^/:
Average municipals
•>
•
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> i
•
-4 •
3.62'
A
•
•
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4.66-
'
.
,
• u
•
....
commercial bank potential financing
.
.
*
interest
invaded with
Tabulated.,in
financing
for tbday
'«
,
-
*
■
-
--
.
g
of Litton Industries
reported plan
v*:
A ..A;
r;/
•:
register
to
as
stock-holders'rights offering. '
which helps keep us attuned to
possible future financing, is One of the major, reasons for the rise in the week-toweek comparison arid greatly offsets the-transfer of 21-Brands,f ine: to the firm
to
our
this
week
dominated
by
(Jan. 2)
list
of
"maybe"
financing,
-
-
-
bond issue.
-
*
v-
,/ /
indeterminate backlog
This Week
'u'/^
Last Week './'
/
v-.
x-:*
$850,000,000
larger issues ahead'
'
$788,-000j000.
•*.
,
•**
:
•*
-
:
•
/ <y-
*
The
larger corporate and/municipal issues for the next few weeks
are
.
as
followsj f
:
Week-of Jan. 8-1 Jf 36,000 units of COMMUNITY CHARGE PLAN; 147,000 shares of
CITIZENS! LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK, common;' 200,000 shares of'
: SEL-REX
CORP./
shares
-
CAMPBELL SOUP CO.,, capital; $6*375,000 MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST FUND/PA; series, ints.; $60 million
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO., bonds; $5 million, HARTFIELDV STORES; INC.,
debentures; $30vmillion NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO. OF AMERICA, bonds; / /
$5 million PUERTO RICO CAPITAL CORP., common; and in municipals—$6,950,000
FLINT/ MICH.; $30 million EAST BAY MUN. UTIL. DIST., CALIF.; $13,150,000
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,.MD.; $8,048,972 NEW MEXICO/(STATE OF); $33 mil- .
lion NEW" YORK
common;
91,000
of
(STATE OF); $20 million SAN JOSE, CALIF.; $6 million CLARK //'
COUNTY, S. DVNEV.
//,.
/ •'
Week of Jan.. l$-20.\ $4,305,560
COMMONWEALTH REALTY TRUST, shares; $1.5
million shares of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO., common; 110,000 shares
of WEST
COAST7 TELEPHONE CO., common; $10,840,000 WESTLAND CAPITAL
CORP., common; $20 million GARRETT CORP., debentures; 350,091 shares of SAN
DIEGO IMPERIAL CORP., common; and in. municipals—$30,750,000 ASCENSION-'
municipal
ST. JAMES BRIDGE & FERRY AUTH., LA.; $3.5 million
JUNIOR COLLEGE DIST.,
Week
of Jan. 22-27:
CALIF.
OCEANSIDE-CARLSBAD
'
'
/
.
,
JAPAN FUND, INC., common; $15 million NA¬
TIONAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST,,common; $25 million SHAMROCK
OIL & GAS CORP., debentures; $10 million TEXAS POWER & LIGHT CO., deben¬
tures; and in municipals—$15 million GEORGIA RURAL ROADS AUTH., GA.;
$3;775,000 BOSSIER- CITY, LA........
i
for today
common,
,
*
Cbrp'orate * stbeks' ahd bondsl
offerers
or tomorrow are 154,000-shares of
via Lehman Brothers,- filed Ocl 27;
White, Weld & Co. and J- M* Dain & Co.'s underwriting of 115,000 shares of SUPER
VALU STORES, common, filed Oct. 11; and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.'s issuanceexpected) of SIERRA. CAPITAL. CO.'s one million shares (filed Sept. 5).. Also, set
for Wednesday, Jan. 3, is the PUERTO RICO
(COMMONWEALTH OF) $25 million
CORP.,
;
-
is $3.5 million TAYLOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIS¬
Probably scheduled
VIRGINIA. DARE. STORES
/"'a'*'
n
Eight state^local municipal issues totaling $71.8 million; and four larger* corporate
equity offerings (one a secondary and another, a small business investment com¬
pany)1 are slated to take up most of this week's financing docket. Two of the munici¬
pals are of $25 million each and two others are in the $6 million range.
:
:
:
Scheduled
,
;//
the data-below:is! the
addition
\.
a
tax-exempt
TRICT,, MICH.
-
.
loans for other than
major
*
f
calendar;
definite appeal to all kinds of savers. If commercial
temporary corporate financing posed as a potential
problem to investment bankers up until now; and as a* matter of concern to students
of commercial banking; one can easily imagine that this new competition is here
to stay under relatively safer conditions.
term
-
/lA
$50 million of convertible subordinated debentures
.
development that .has occurred .with .the change of the year is
inauspicious start, commercial banks made last'year, with negotiable A
time certificates. Assuming that the banking authorities. wilL allow banks to- keep:
their interest rates competitive in this area, the entry: of certificates of deposits
for individuals as well'as non-individual savers (corporate, municipal, treasurers;.etb.), may well provide.a sizable volume of funds for longer-term corporate financing
—without the* hitherto fear and shades of the 1920s of recklessly beggaring demand
deposits. Apparently banks are not merely interested/in competing with investment
bankers in. small, business investment companies but are, also, grooming themselves
for the bigger* spoils as principal suppliers
of longer-term, corporate and other
funds. Approximately IT months ago commercial banks first issued negotiable time
certificates. The total amount of these certificates of deposits- as of'.Dec. 27,.; 1961^
amounted to $1,004.3 million.
And at the turn of this year,, once the authorities
allbwed,: a higher interest rate for time and savings deposits, the virgin* territory
of certificates of deposits, redeemable1 at fixed rates of return, with maturity up
bank
$1,666,676,670 "
'. $635,548,000 ;
-
-
INSTRUMENT CO.
-
the sequel to its
to;20 years, was
$497,270,000 <73)
.
$35 million W. T. GRANT'sinking fund debentures; 240,000
shares of MARYLAND CUP;. CORP, secondary; and 125,000' shared of: PRECISION
/
competition to investment bankers
most
$i;i25,73T,170
ADD to corporates above:
This
The
208,693,650
*$1,610;433,908(646)" $1,592,499,700(620)
from registration*.last- week,;. /;•. /
t.
dollars.
biggest news is
$917,037,520 ^
in'four preferreds witfiout dates assigned'as yet. Excludes the Kraitef Corp: ,$l 00 mil?
lion 6% subordinated debentures-stockholders' rights offering• tbliioh---wds:-withdira\ijri>•*/;,;
;
4.34
Unfortunately, this may merely be the prelude
tor energetically help stabilize even the bill* market when- the Treasury:-shortly
accepts new cash for $1.75'billion [most likely] short-term securities*'* */
*
^
$540,945,500 '
Includes-€5 issuestof $300,009* or less' xxrith1 dates and 80 of: those smaller: issues
without dates; $1million th one preferred with tentative sales date and $21.3 million
slowly releasing bills from its portfolio and is trying to keep;
below the $29 billion level!—which as recently as a few .weeks ago-it exceeded by*
hundred* million
'"
,K
1
/ 3.111
•://• 3.51
3:31
-
~
-V
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•
3.81
The Federal Reserve is
several
■*'
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$855,887,800(569)
Data-in- parentheses- denote'-number of issues:
Year Ago
„
4.15
Aaa
'
: :
$369.220,000(-248)
486,667,800(321);:
.
$16,508
Average riorporates—* —:
,i
J
$736,611^900 (51);
$949,608,700(595)
ftotel corporates—
n'H
.
,$253,454,200
25T,49P,300
v
//54,531,400 (19>.n./.!V».:i77!j521-,400;l
Corp,'':bori'dk1da!tes___*
lit}
$27;225*
Dec: 26<
U; S. Government bonds-.-
'
Dec.29,1960
,
BOND* YIELDS AVERAGES
'
Aaa. 20-year
—
Corp/bbrid^With1dafes:!b__^'/$606,293,868 (32i v)l$!55§,690,5(10 (32)fl,
'
$544,234,972: (79)
•
Last Week
-u
-
Corp.. stocks, with dates
Corp. stocks without' dates—
'
$29,'040
$15,456
_
uTfhis Week™
$2;864
9,060"
12,481'
2",543
:
——^—$28,793-
With"
•
$26,948-
'
1,699
19,984
3,846
.
Notes:
YearAgd
27,19611
-
-
*
$25
To those who stray here
million
weekly,
wish
we
a •.happy
/
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•
tiWUs'y ;
-if - '
you
new
•
.
'/ /// /.
year:
"
.
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December 28/ 1961/ / v!
;
7
/.
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,
Volume
the
balance
interest
of
such
allied
in
Number
195
will
proceeds
financial
6121
.
used
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
to
acquire
controlling t
Ann Arbor RR.—Earnings-
institutions.
,
The
has
company
which
Ora
R.
Leverett,
vice-president,
They
have
payable
shares
subscribed
the
80,120
president,
40,000
own
also
at
outstanding
for
shares
and
stock,
common
Period End. Nov.
of
shares
each
at
25c
Ry.
operating
days from the
(Nov.-24, 1961), whichever
earlier.
occurs
:
/.
...
_.
expenses
Net
Net
1961—11 Mos.-r*1960
$697,462
567,934 "
$7,326,629
Sales
558,819
6,204,169
$138,643
$1,122,460
$1,066,879
operat.' income
26,123
69,300
436,703
Calif.,
6,625,369
$86,252
262,575
194,
2654.
p.
.
,
American Motors Corp.—European Production Planned.
contract
will
soon
be
builtl iH .Europe
for
the
first
time
just
signed between American Motors and Renault,it was
by .George Romney,"President of American Motors/Corp.
land Pierre Dreyfus, President, of Regie Nationale des Usines Renault.
Production will begin in January at the Renault; plant in Ha,ren,suburb of Brussels!.T..
a
1 "This
contract,
calls
which
for
;•
partial
:
with
assembly
'
has
announced.
Net
%
.
The
Common- Market—composed of West
Germany, Frante,
Italy/
Netherlands, Luxemburg and Belgium—is an organization aimed i"
freer trade through reduced customs rates between those nations.
1
The
at
countries,
world
of
and
their
National
Gross
5%-annually,
one-fourth
control
now
compared
Product
with
is
"in
3%
of
trade
the
growing at
the
U.
S.
of
free,
:
rate
average
an
*
.
the
products
\
.
initially will build "only the Rambler Classic, but eventually;!
broaden the line. The car, to be called the "Rambler by
Renault,"*
be engineered and trimmed
specifically for the European market. '
>'Renault will handle distribution through its distributors and dealers"
.
will
Belgium,.France,
tion,
existing
supplied by
be
"Although
The Netherlands, Austria, and Algeria.
In addi—'
Rambler distributors in other European countries will
,
the
Renault
Belgium
%'V
plant.
*,•
;.j'
•
the
for
;
will
be
shipped
from
the
American
Kenosha, Wis., while Renault will manufacture
v
"Rambler sales
"With
is
the
plant/
the
of
great
gains
in
the
European
the
economy,
public
of
company,
statement
307
with
S.
Orange 'Ave.,
Orlando,
Fla.,
filed
also
in
the
net
to
business
of
life
will
be
applied for
commission.
insurance
used
in
operating expenses
a lif.e insurance
company.
stock, of which American
•
•_'*
;
;
'
t
The $1,965,030 estimated
business, with a portion thereof
by law, and for acquisition'and
consistent with the customary topfetation ofIt has outstanding 101,400 shares of common
and'American
®,'<Casualty Co.
Fibr'ida' companies,
:
The
73,534
-of
of
It
is
Inter-Ocean
St.,
to
offer
Reinsurance
shares
of
New
Dec.- *22,
on
proposed
2.2, company
^subsidiary
John
99
-for
York,
filed
covering
such
stock
Company,
share
to
new
'
•
Iowa
an
firm,
of
Inter-Ocean.
Corporation
at
the
rate
Inter-Ocean
("parent'')
t
individual
holders,
all of. whom own
about - 66%; of
the
Inter-Ocean, have agreed to deposit their shares under the
offer.
-.
The
company
has
outstanding 1,122,000
which John (W. Ream
group 11.61%,
Roy E.
/.of
a
Obrccht
stock
.
is
12.39%
owns
Curray^ is
President.—V.
191,
and
Board
shares
of
Chairman
Everett
'
1503.
of
its
5%%
mediate
;;
sinking
wili be
payment
olis,—V.
194,
fund
debentures
at
made
2653." —
p.
due
the
Jan.
1972
1,
Net
'.*r.
'
%: American
See
.
ATIC.O
Title Insurance
Financial
Corp.,
American Univend
Co.—Proposed Exch. Offer
this
issue.—V.
192,
493.
p.
latter
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation announced it has signed an agreement to acquire 25
that comprise Bert Nathan Enterprises, Inc., and Dine-ORama, Inc., ^>two of the nation's largest independent concession and
vending machine operators.
I.
R.
be
Mr.
Rill
-
present
officers,
stated.
Nathan
of
their
by
.
;
Enterprises
Mr.. Rill
$3,000,000
$5,500,000
headed
last
year
resulting
in
Bert
Nathan,
\-
estimated
an
•
Among
operate at the
total volume of
to
which
The
the
60
top
talent
in
the
concession
The
Mr.
Nathan
is
past President
Association
and
one
Concessionaires.
of
Vending Association, and
matic Merchandising Association.
American
sold
ucts
in
a
of
the
is
He
founders
also
member
a
the
of
of
the
of
figures
machines
include
Alkaid,
to
Cloramint,
1942.
'
and
the
National
F
&
F
the
Cough
country.
its
Lozenges.—V.
192,
•
the
year
Jack
p.. 2547.
-
Woigin,
'
air
shares
our
reported
ing
of
Automatic
initial
stock
record'Dec.
13,
company:
for
net
of
the
income
shares
offering
Stock
ended
year
after
taxes
of
corporation has
Debentures
This
called
for
redemption
are
on
subordinated
mon,
convertible
1,
into
1962
common
of
3,
On
split
shares
interest
will
will
Seibert,
addition
1962,
due
all of
Aug.
the
193,
third
p.
of
tables
with
the
for
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
*
stock.
«
and Chairman of
of
Victor
"could
to
the
the Board
company's
BarChris,
bowling center
add
as
much
next
the
of
12
month-period."—V.
as
$500,000
to
$1
million
194,
of
Registered—
Hanna Bldg.,' Cleveland.
843.
p.
845
the
SEC
Dec.
on
to
Ohio,
covering
be
filed
a
70,000
offered
by
registra-
($50
par)
underwrit¬
an
by The First Boston Corp., New York City.
the
issue
new
company's
the
leading producer of basic granular
lining steelmaking furnaces.
are
existing
preference
facilities,
stock
which
company,
Investing
of
company
stock,
be
asset
27
shares
and
also
construction
for production of refractory brick and block
products
acquired exclusive Italian and German patent licenses.
of
to
value.
which
of
the
is
;The
a
on
for
Fund
is
to
listed
be
convertible
the
on
New
made
to
Stock
Exchange.—V.
list
the
into
York
com-
Stock
convertible
new
194,
2219:
p.
Corp.—Capital Stock Registered—
22
SEC
offered
The
Payson
as
a
Deren
Fenway,
Dec.
public
was
20
Boston,1
filed
covering 300,000
sale
(without
organized
diversified
375.
B.
Ayres,
a
group 63.30%.
is President.
under
open-end
of
capital
underwriting)
at
Massachusetts
investment
,
registration
a
shares
law
It
company.
net.
in
has
Director,
Carl
owns
Bearse
is
9.18%
Board
and
management
Chairman
and
M.
Bell Electronic Corp.—Securities Registered—
/This company,
tration
of 306 E. Aldondra Blvd.,
statementjWith the SEC
subordinated
debentures
Garden, Calif.,
filed
a
regis¬
on Dec. 20 covering $1,250,000 of con¬
due 1977 to be offered for public sale
by
the company at 100% of their principal amount, and 75,000 out¬
standing shares of common stock to be offered for sale by the holders
thereof.
The offering price of the common stock together with
the
underwriting terms on both issues, as well as the interest rate on the
debentures, will be supplied by amendment. Mitchum, Jones & Tempieton
and
The
Walston & Co.,
company
tributor
of
was
Inc.
are
the principal underwriters.
organized in May,
?959
and
is
principally
a
dis¬
electronic parts
and equipment manufactured by others. Net
proceeds of the sale of debentures by the company will be used as fol¬
lows; $1,000,000 for the retirement of bank loans; $86,000 for retirement
of
building loans; and the balance for general corporate purposes.
Treasurer;
account of the
be
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—•
(Reg. U. S. Patent .Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D Selbert, Publisher
^
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice.a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!. Otner otrices. iJ5 8. t«a tewte
(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.ui^ertm Act
1879. .Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan American Unkm, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other countiies, $72.00 per year.
Dana
March
fractional
of
to
10
shares
the booming billiard picture
acquire Victor Billiard Co., Inc.;
common
convertible
new
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
NOTE:
into
into
to
within
the
with
1
630.
until
voted
fractional
retained Standard & Poor's Corp. as investment adviser; The Fund has
outstanding 10,900 shares of capital stock (sold at $10 per share),"
Debentures—
stock
handling
have
stock
No
expected to provide sufficient funds
company's current construction program at Maple Grove,
includes expansion and improvement in efficiency
of
stock
vertible
at $17.80 per share.—V.
each.
program
statement
29, 1961, to
of any kind
1,
for
Del.
company
value capital
cents
manufacturer
with
recently
This
....
•
day prior to Feb.
the
sales
Beacon
"
Feb.
par
10
Exchange, and application will be
preference shares on the New York
$1,169,231,'
debentures
;
.
facilities
new
report since
ago.
Automatic
p.
$1
value
company is
an
integrated,
brick refractory materials for
The
:
mobile
sales of
-
194,
Wilmington,
present
par
agreement
company
under
30, 1960, were sales
$1,766,152, or 90 cents,
outstanding.—V.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
29,969,233 322,083,261 361,454,218
23,982,723 277,593,905 296,081,193
% Y.
2655.
p,
operations
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
$800
13,681,375
Construction
that
certain
of
Sept,
of
its
for
65,373,025
BarChris
gross
officials
'
.
of
balance
the
company's
total
million—V.
194, p. 630.
•14,103,730
August 1961 and is
Exchange.
/
of
,
year
a
development
and
the
44,489,356
this
statement
Ohio.
to
home, radios,
dividend; payable Dec.
1961,' the first dividend
.
figures
and
number
stock
American
4%
a
for
1966,
Baltimore
1,409,055
old-line
financial
first
used
1962-66,
'
The
:
outstanding.
Radio's
.
system,
of
cus¬
,
period
5,986,510
group managed
and
after
had
both
by
electric
3,903,706
cumulative convertible preference
highs,
new
was
11,000
inc.'•1,547,135
the
an
an
This
:-tion
%/•■/; v;%.
conditioners,
jointly
two
Basic Inc.—Preferred
Up—Net Down
*
used
and.
Over
RR.—Earnings—
Arrangements
construction
.
1
Net income after taxes
outstanding
business
be
gas
over
Al¬
extension
later.
of
estimated
,
truck
and
1,960,015
on
.
„.
be
%
,
the
end
ry.
194,
to finance the
President,
manufacturer of automobile and
declared
same
the
27,263,378
Proceeds from
attained
corporation
L.
5Vi%'~ convertible
1, .1975 at 105 Va %
'
Its prod¬
■
194,
this
operations.
the
system.
and
.
the
Christie F. Vitolo, President
to
Avnet Electronics Corp.—To Redeem
Auto¬
The
operators throughout
406,396
ended Sept. 30, 1961, net eqrnings,
reached a record $1,034,895, equal, after
represent
$15,075,697,
the
director
Univepd leases vending machines and supplies the products
these
433,193
Na¬
of
35,768
automobile
Comparative
vending
''
York
$1 452,945
preferred.—V.
con¬
of
,;
gas
1961—Month—1960
corporation, moved
David
Directors
'
New
$1,563,447
40,471
company made its
Radio is listed on the
on
tional
$112,902
-
the
,
and
1,813,511
such
$1,000,000
of Phila¬
professional and (con¬
sumer
use.
The acquisition of Victor, a
privately held company/ will
be-consummated on the basis of an exchange of an undisclosed
number
$3,266,456
year
share,
a
paid by the
the
$3,362,597
Mr. Housman said.
stockholders
•
The
delphia,
%
of
com¬
gas
,
% signing
K"-l,799;150
-%v.r%- "<
and
cents
properties
will
for
:
BarChris
•.>'*
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$263,183
•
the
special meeting of the holders of the capital stock has been called
for Jan. 22, 1962 to consider the
proposal.
Principal asset of Banlife
(a holding company), is capital stock of Bankers National Life Insur¬
ance Co/%,
*
'
'.•;■■■
' %
Ry.—Earnings—
"*
half-
Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—
issued.
Vr.
"
1963.
689,700.,
178,335%% .V 1-50,281
operation,
of
company,
antennas,
or
Ohio
to
utility's
for
be
distribution
during
80%
By
will
the
Nearly
will
•
15%
plant
similar
A
Corp.—Earnings Set Record—
">
Enterprises and Dine-O-Rama marks
some of
'■
% •'''■
to
of
peak-shaving
gas
7,000
expenses
stock,
announced
highest sales in the history of the company were recorded during
year
ended Sept. 30,
1961,
David
Housman,
President,
$15,308,354;
theatres throughout New York and New Jersey, and Vendorama,
and-offices.
disposal
459,800
•:v
fiscal
major step in our plans for continued expansion and diversification,"
Rill noted"Furthermore," he said, "it puts at American Uni-
vend's
be
fiscal
The
specializes in food servicing in plants
business."
p.
the
.reported.
Mr.
\
phase
every
the
"The acquisition of Bert Nathan
a
from
Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc.—Sales
companies controlled by Bert Nathan Enterprises are
A & R Distributing Co.; wholesale candy and vending machine distribu¬
tors; Drive-In Concessions, which runs food and drink concessions in
the
leading drive-in theatres in the New York metropolitan area;
Theatre Drink Corp., which owns and maintains 700 drink machines in
movie theatres/JTheatre Popcorn Vending Corp., which sells
pre-popped
corn
increased
,
the
year
of
new
for
*.
outlays
about
from
of
capital
industrial 'electronic
all
charges and taxes,
preferred
dividends," ,to 65 cents per share on the combined 1,559,679 shares
of common and commpn B stock outstanding Sept. 30.
For the fiscal
year ended Sept. 30, 1960, net earnings amounted to $447,043, equal to
30 cents a
share on 1,465,856 common and common B shares then
outstanding/-—V. 194, p%1503. i
^
V
acquired operations.
Dine-O-Rama, a
nationwide chain of companies organized by Mr.
Nathan this year,
operates all vending machines, as well as food, drink and amusementconcessions, in major discount stores across the country.
per
be
$306,500
-
consecutive
fifth
the
For
total volume of $2;500,000.
a
Dine-O-ftama .expects- to
noted,
annually,
for all
|
had
by
-
holders
stockholders.
V %
President of American Univend, said that the transaction
The acquired companies, which' will
wholly-owned subsidiaries of American Univend, will continue
addition,
rate
''
in
approximately $1,500,000.
as
managed
Bert
In
.
distributor
§tock.
diversified
this
unit
completion
in
almost one
and
a
storage cavern.
This project,
scheduled to be completed in 1963,
31,167,084
of
share
of
at
For
„
Rill,
involves
I operate
to
"
;
•
of
SEC
Atlas Credit
The
companies
,
approval
at
second
for
have
for
add
revenue
operating
ry.
each
unit
a
1962.
gas
1962.
some
&
revenue
Directors
" :
•*
voted
19
and
1961—Month—1960
inc.
i-
2654.
all
in
marked
investment
Banlife
Corp.—Tender of Hidden Splendor Shares Cleared
to
that
-'''•Deficit.—V.
Act
tender
in
electric
propane
amount
to
operations
Net
has issued an exemption order under the Investment Com¬
permitting^ Atlas Corp;,; New York investment company, to
$10 per share to The Hidden Splendor Mining Co., its sub¬
sidiary, 135,745 shares of $11 par 6% cumulative preferred stock of
Hidden Splendor
pursuant to a general invitation extended by the
The
pany
,
new
to
generating cacompany's Charles
generating capacity, which is more
The
remainder
of
th
e$35,000,000
divisions.
facilities.
operating
,
$128,165
194,
Atlas
been
lines
plant
Net
ry.
ry.operating
Im¬
;
this
^
and
expended
company's
expects
operating
Ry.
public purchasers.
v\"'
operations'
—V.
City Securities Corp., Indianap-
'
of
commercial
and
,;%*■%
from
revenue
p.
has
system,
of shares
D.
s%:V
10%.
at
held Dec.
company's common
St. Andrews Bay
&
Net
;
*of
equity
meeting
will
stock
common
194,-p.
Ry.'. operating T.revenue
operating expenses
Security Co. of Bedford, Inc.—Partial Red'n
corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1962, $12,500
The
its
be
remaining
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
devoted
new
the
at
kilowatt
will
1960, and is
the company's
the
Baltimore
that the split was expected to become effective
2, 1962. It will increase Astrex' authorized
Ry;
.'
in
electric
estimates
utility
be'
for
scheduled
program
a
on
of
the
of
and
electric
"-'
;;
part
miscellaneous
of business Jan.
Atlanta
American
'
tubes
Period End. Nov. 30-^'
of
facilities
1961
.
'
exchange- ' .'
1001.
p.
standing
*•—v.
,
spent
started
of
to
will
the
over
investment
.
191,000
capacity.
Of- the.construction
Gas
growth
-company's
will
$20,000,000
steam-electric
expansion
be
dollars
gas
tomers
:*
this
the
$35,000,000
in
1951
The-company
capitalization from 950,000 shares of 50 cents par value common stock
to 1,425,000 shares of 33V3
par value
common stock.
Issued and out¬
stock,
officials as;
and
annual
announced
at the dose
capital
management
the
at
television
and
components,
a;
which,
insur¬
engages in managing, supervising and
directing Inter-Ocean's
ance business.
The parent owns about 59% of the 129,500
outstanding
-shares of Inter-Ocean (which constitutes substantially all of the assets
v of the
parent).. Inter-Ocean is engaged in the business of reinsuring
primarily fire
and
allied lines.
Inter-Ocean
securities
and
certain
in
split of the
Schindler, Board Chairman
Mark
all
million
to a recent recapitalization Ellerin received
exchange for 84 old shares and 126,466 new
three-for-two
radio
of
is
will
has outstanding 200,000 shares of common stock,5 all
by Ellerin who, as indicated, proposes to sell
corresponding dilution in the
a
Stockholders
capital
and
become
the
*Astrex, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
state¬
of
Associates,' which
Pursuant
shares
and
shares
stockholders
common
Securities
1
Inter-Ocean
shares
Desser
a
of
handle
,
almost
first
to
increase
.
transmission
The
$7,000,000
development
'•
Inde¬
registration
a
284,900
to
will
is
service
the'
will
was
most
7,500
shai^§ jfqr/his^ haldings/pf the. said subsidiaries/ representing an original
investment pi; ;$,40,i6(). The $ale of new .shares to the public will result
'•"ftf'ari increase .of t'hfe p'reseht!82c per share book value of outstanding
a
SEC
and
t
owned
are
shares.
American' Re-Insurance Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
the
which
to
■
July, of
under
construction, is
addition, the company
than
amount
•
& American Independent.
company
as
'
;:V
with
warrants sold
finder's fee.
like
.
$17,000
company
which
of
own 70,000 ana 20,000
Walter L. Hays is President of the company and of
Other management officials of
the company are also management officials of said
companies.
The
$122,475.
,
.
spent largely on expansions and improvements
transmission and distribution system.
struction
statement also includes 22,500
sold to the underwriters at lc
in
double
More
,
facilities
>■:,
approximately
kilowatts
be
New
associated
this
pany's
The
50,000
shares, respectively.
ment
pro
estimated
Included
Station.
now
will
;
expand
Fire
underlying
receive
and
placed
than
of
supplied by, amendment.
The
underlying five-year, warrants
1962,
Crane
was
Taxes, $150,000 to carry increasing accounts receivable, and the balance
for general .working capital. %.'«>
'
,
required
pendent Reinsurance doi.,: both
stock.
P.
educational,-;* recreational "and camp
use.
It recenty
acquired; from
all of the outstanding stock of three companies which are now
operated as subsidiaries. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale'
of additional stock, $50,000 will be used to prepare and mail additional
-copies -of the company's catalogue and other advertising material,
$100,000 to expand inventories, $100,000 to pay current Federal Income
Florida.
to
as
reserves
other
American Fire
pacity
Ellerin
July, 1961 to write all kinds
disability insurance, but presently is only -licensed to engage
proceeds
be
During
company-(formerly. Arts & Crafts Distributors, Inc.) is ehgaged
in the business of importing and selling, both at wholesale and retail,
arts and crafts; materials, supplies and equipment to dealers,
educa¬
tional institutions and government agencies for occupational therapy,;
the
50-cent per share
a
'
•
The company was organized in Florida in
and
be
shares
,
SEC on Dec. 20 covering 400,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5.50 per share.
Goodbody & Co.", and A. C. Allyn & Co. head the list of underwriters, which
receive
from
per share earnings for
cents, respectively.
forma, performance for Babcock Relays/'
14
$45,000,000 of tins amount will be expended in 1962
population growth and the ever-increasing needs
period are
by 40%.,
plant
million
all
shares
regis¬
a
208%
up
outstanding,
.
customers.
construction.
Registered—
'
common
life
in
with
pace
five-year
both
With
-::each, exercisable at'a price to be supplied by'amendment,
there
American Pioneer Life Insurance Co,—Common
Reg'd
of
but
President, and principal stockholaer.- ine. offering will be made
or
none
basis through underwriters headed by Federman,;
Stonehill & -Co.-The public, offering price and underwriting terms are.
-to
up from the mini-cars and. small cars to
family-size compact;
with more-horsepower,- The Rambler;
therefore, fits into the real;
area
in Europe, as it does in the U. S., where it now outsells,
makes except Chevrolet- andFord.";—V. 194,
'pp. 2217 and 2653.
will
Crafts Materials Corp.—Common
company
an
on
moving
tration
■
Ellerin,
parts.
are—70%
year
$377,009,
and
acquired
present
of which 100,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the.
and 50,000
shares,, being
outstanding- stock, > by
Charles
stock,
growth
This
Modernair,
of
keep
of
;icompany
cars
all
%hose
competitive' with
to
321 Park Ave., Baltimore, Md., filed a registration*"
statement with the SEC on Dec. 20 covering 150,000 shares of common
of
good
a
this
overseas
Motors
many
This
-
'
higher than a year ago
a
continually increasing demand for-compact cars with
balance between size, power and economy," Romney said. - %
because
not
are
Arts &
Renault
Major components
,
in
-were
cents
figures include
ago
was
stated that almost
„
cannot
we
44
were
'
size,
project, a firm, production volume at this time
operation, we are convinced that it will substantially-;.1
increase Rambler's total abroad," Romney said.
He said the Rambler .;
target is ,10%- of its price class in Europe.
1
:
acquired
depend upon the operation of compressed air, in which
Aro has-specialized- for. 32
years.
Thus Aro, through its new sub'
sidiary, -becomes one of the largest single sources of portable' air
tools and air-operated automation controls in U. S. industry. Moder- '
nair's growth potential is considered very highland operations will "
be stepped up to meet growing sales.—V.
193, p; 3.
*
will
in
has
company
product'lines
Renault
.
Bryan,*/phio
.
Aro
is "a'leading' manufacturer of
air-operated power devices.. Its
principal industrial products are portable air tools, self-feed drilling
units, air motors;, air-operated transfer pumps and air hoists. These
-
-
Those
which
taxes
shares currently
850,681
periods
.
Rambler
powerful]*
/; •
>
after
earnings
on
two
Year
*■
of
„
manufacture,
up a complete new area of international operations for
because it marks the entry of American Motors into
Europe's
Common Market," Romney. said.
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
months -ended
Sari
.
opens
-t > K
six
M(iy 31, 1961.
•
the Modernair Corp, of*;,
Sales for the Entire fiscal year ended
May 31, 1961, were $8,760,172,
Leandro, California as a wholly-owned subsidiary. Announcement,
with net after tax profits of
$624,108, equal to 78 cents on 800,681"
of" the' acquisition was made by M. J. Anderson, President of Aro '
shares outstanding.
'
•
and
John E.
Goldring, President of Modernair.
/>
According to Chairman of the Board Ferris M. Smith/the compq:»&
'*
Mr. Anderson emphasized that the addition of Modernair's product
backlog at Nov. 30, 1961, was $8.8 million, compared to Srfh millioi*
line gives ArQ, a new and strong position in. the field Qf automation
a
year ago.—V,„194,
1715.*
"\V%■'—
controls, Modernair is one
of
the leading manufacturers
of valves%
and cylinders, powered
by
air or hydraulic fliud.
Products
of this
y' Baltimore Gas & Electric
Co.—Construction Program^
type are vital to all automated processes. The use of such controls! '
The company ha$ announced that it
has Increased rapidly* £n the past several years,
and Modernair has
-expects to sp-nd about $250.000,000 on new construction
figured prominently. in, this increase. *
over
•
'
' ' ' "
'
'
the
next
five years.
The utility
a
announced
Belgium,
Aro Equipment Corp.—Acquisition—*,
%
The
under
Electronics
the
manufacturer
Based
.
the
v,Ramblers
for
3
Nov. 30,
1961 fai; this Costa Mesa,
proprietary
remote
control
and
guidance
systems for areospace industries,, were $5,338,-689, a 100% increase over
sales of $2,679,325 reported for the like
year ago period,
the company
$7,692,248
ops.
from. ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
/
^
$654,186
revenue.
share,
per
registration statement becomes effective or.,.
date of the execution of the subscription agreement•
90
operating
this
time
Babcock
1961—Month—1960
?0—
Ry.
W. Lloyd Sawyer, executive.
(purchased at 25c per share).
each
260,000
of
(3)
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
The
4
478,360 common shares, -of which 337,960
owned by management officials.
Edward Davis,
Secretary-Treasurer,
owns
111,786 shares and proposes ot sell 30,000
shares- and Irving Davis, President, owns 107,286 shares and proposes
to sell'35,000 shares.Four others propose to sell 2,500 shares each.—
V. 194, p. 1715..
'-.
"ft'V-ift. '.ft;. Vft-j ft' \ 'ft/,;,
ft/ ;> ftftyft'
(70 66ft)
■
;
■ft'
operating
Ry.
"ft
Net
from
revenue
ftft *Deficit.—V. 194,
14,084,666
"$346,692
$136,017?
114,627
2547.
p.
17,726,262
$321,199
401,144
$4,648,605
-2,016,011
>
3,776,864
Dec.
P. O. Box 61, West Rutland,
to develop and operate the
on Route 4 in the towns of
of 100 common shares,* the
holder will be entitled to free skiing and lift privileges and to enjoy
the Family Plan entitling his
wife and children to use the facilities
whose mailing address is
incorporated on Jan. 9, 1961,
above resort of approximately 900 acres
Castleton
and Ira.
With the purchase
The
company,
was
five
for
free
194,
years.—V.
2330.
p.
ft''ft'
.'ft .ftft' ft; 'vft-'
-
'ft; ftftvft/ftftftft/ft
anticipates sales in excess
194, p. 1716.
"ftftftft.";''"ft,ft
of
annual
its
and
$100 530
fiscal
the
41 cents
earnings of
share
per
Net sales for the
shares for
$56,931 and
245,000
on
Aug. 31, 1961—almost double
in the previous fiscal year.
the
ended
year
recorded
cents
23
report issued Dec. 27, the company reported net income
offt $6 million for -the
of
i sold
The
1960.
'
v
'
:
BUSINESS—The
every respect."
and net income
Brooklyn,
chemicals,
ftftft/ft-
ftft
current
chemicals
chemicals "and
industrial
resort
for
sales
net
approximately
of
million
$3
1962.
31,
"
use.
sanitation
ft-Tuev
also
chemicals
the
for
minimum volume of
a
construction
interior
million.
$1
In
pinsetting machine gives
"package" to merchandise on
addition
the
a
to
rev-,
cleaning
machine,
V.
scoring
automatic
an
billiard
added
tables
projector
its
to
and
expanding
light
foul
a
product
line.—
193,: p." 2211.
ftlllt
acquisition of< ajl .the,* assets and property of
by Blauner's, a,women's and misses' apparel
Corp.
the
Stock
American
both
—V..
announced
Universal.
Essex
Universal
chain
listed
by
'
Joseph
ft"
Harris,
President
:
ft'-'1,,.''
V
ftftftftftft'ft
see
opened
large
a
discount
in
center
business
has
proved
all
to
members
of
the
operating
Net
'
—V.
194,
Universal
producer
According
the
receive
three
William
foundation
in
interest
to
the
owns
of women's
substantial
will
Gluckin
garments,
million
one
of
terms
slgares
the
acquisition,
Blauner's
of
shares
three
to
Bloomfield Industries,
Report—
Co.,
the
nation's
in early
and
1960
-
To
Net
192,
Ry.
1;
„
of
$1,354,
512
15.1ft/
were
corresponding i960 period.
Earnings increased from $65,473,
.
amounted
to
20
cents
share
a
Sept.-
30, 1961, compared
number of shares. .fty,-"/
These
results
to
Net
taneously with issuance of the
$89,427,
gain of
a
share.
The
the
equal to 80 cents
a
report
y
credited
Robert Mayer,
Daroff,
of
the
Rothschild
in
the
Chicago
action
stores
Founded
known
boys'
The
'
construction
and
scheduled
stores
to
in
expenses
from
revenue
ry.
662,436
open
with
in
two
1962.
become
part
of
Botany's
Retail
Division, which now consists of 57 stores. Four additional store
open¬
ings were announced earlier this week, and with the nine Rothschild
stores, this division will now consist of 70 stores.—V.
194, p. 739. . * *
inc.
:
;
'
$135,564
$1,032,757
*43,122
*744,562
95,720r
B.
E.
and
by
assets
of
Biological
Research,
Inc.,
Biological
Brunswick
Bensinger and Dr. T. E. Weichselbaum, President
The purchase price was not disclosed.
of
Research.
.
ft
.
.
/
j
•'
;
with
'
v
.
1'
•"
-
corporation
net
income
shares
of
of" Gardena,
for the fiscal
President
Joseph
of
L.
year
Burg
$433,531,
common
stock
Calif.,
ended
Oct.
said
sales
equal
to
99
outstanding.
.reported
31,
cents
record
of
of
per
share
.
$4,815,737
on
create
stock,
the
and
,
with
438,836'
Burgmaster sales for, fiscal
through
pool-
a
V "ft;"
voted
in
affirmative
an
1,200,000
without
shareholders
837p
of
entitled
favor
shares
to-vote
and
less
vote
of
value.
par
$4.40
Of
in
the
person
than
l'/o
in
ft.'^ ft-.ftft'. ! 'ft., ft'ftft .ft'-'-" vft; ft- ■•/"•! V-'ftft-
.
agreement
and
reorganization
Carbon, not
will be. issued
Burl
than
more
between
1,107,100
I960-
'
Cities
shares
of
by Cities Service to acquire the
Watson, Chairman of Cities
S.
of
Columbian Carbon
Receive'
will
67/100ths of
share
a
share
of
preferred
for
1.63
of
bf
company
North
307
statement " with
Eutaw
the
St.,
SEC
-ft...
-f-
Baltimore,
Dec.
on
of
•ftftftV-^::'ft'ftft, '
ftft
a?
the
stock
common
;?;<•,<. ^
h'tft;'•*':'
in
■
shares
ft
owned
in
21
1
-
filed
Md„
a
110,000
covering
was
basis
*762,546
to
limited
a
furniture
sale
be
corporate
to
also
to
to
net
and
such
banks
various
sales
The
funds
Initially,
addition
has
purchases
dealers.
general
indebtedness
In
company
it
appliance
added
purposes.
short-term
poses.
extent(
and
will
finance
be
proceeds
incurred
from
be
for
used
general
and
stock
the
available
will
for
indebtedness
from
contracts
proceeds
will
general
to
reduce
corporate
pur¬
preferred
stock,' the
stock, of which
outstanding
380,000 shares of common
Jacob I. Hamburger, Board
Chairman, and Irving J. Applefeld, Presi¬
dent, own 23.7% and 24.7% respectively,/ and management officials as
ftftfta group 100%.—V. 194,
ft
1381.
p.
ft-
ft'ftftftft/ftft'ftft-^ftft'
Cle-Ware Industries, Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
Weco
—
Products
Stockholders
announcing,
shares,
Ap¬
sales
the
first
to
rose
financial
$1,551,256
r.
'
•
ft
ft „•
"
Corp., this issue.—V. 194, p. 2331.
'
1961—Month—1960
j" ^ •
ft- . '
u. " ■ |jj ■ i- '
_
' ft' /
revenue.
30,162,718
operating
expenses
22,370,056
t
,/
First
•
share,
of
half
earnings
compared
.-ft
>
25,979,734 288,280,161
^'ft
j
this
with
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
7,792,662
ops.
318,526,138
3,768,270
53,921,895
,
4,586,643
3,359,513
of
76,401,891
34,627,451
:
45,748,014
motor
23
year
cents
''
'
Ry.
!
>.'.•>
'
' ;"'T'' '
"
operating
1
$-?'*'• 'ft'
22,332,311
expenses
.
,'
1961—Month—1960
ft
,
ft revenue
operating
Ry.
'ir
Net
16,561,446
;
>:
from
revenue
ry.
—V.
194,
$
'
"ft''-.
:
21,989,986
5,770,865
" 2,338,999
*
<
■
ft.
2656.
p.
ft> ;
field
of
is
the
on
Cle-Ware
the
rapid
roads.
considerably
systems,
brake
various
and
distributors.
marine
and
'* .-I ft'
^
232,863,712
a
,
►
$
Click
■
230,537,997
--
-■
4,928,115.-48,017,515
1,659;743 \ 17,608,436
'
,
.
■
194,
cents
Chemical
The dual
Ry.
-
$2,685,342
expenses •• 1,916,973
operating
and
Darts,
Net
—v.
194,
2656.
p.
ry.
ftftV-ft
Mos.—1960
-
:
ft
ft1'
-
will
the
-
:..;.ft..
$8,07i,661
operating
revenue
$756,086
expenses
operating
440,661
'
■
will
products
Corp.—Acquisitions—
Middle
before,
.
ft
ftft;
v
from
revenue
ft.
ry. 'i
operations
-
Net
—V.
l*y.
operating
194,
inc—
2656.
p.
ftft"
'-ft.
$315,425.
;
'-
110,162
4,349,220
■-■
■■
ft.
it
' ft-
and
-.ft ft
1
ftjftfttftftft ftft'ft.ft
purchased
for
wqs
cash "Halben
•
not disclosed.
of paradi-
user
«
consumption
deodorants.
'
in the
ft'
:
form
of
and
moth
ft:
of Click, said the Halben and Paradize acqui¬
1962 sales of $1,800,000 to $1,900,000.
It
area
from the Atlantic seaboard into
distribution
and
Mississippi Valley areas,
distributed
are
through
will be about $1,250,000,
Mr.- Clough
&
operating
*
operating
Net
ft, ' f.-.'J
$2,862,992
ft
revenue
operations
-
Net
$2,494,218
95,552-^1,078,376 ft
•'ft-ftft./ft;,-
-
ignition
jobbers
to
said.—V.
193,
p.
he added, ft
the
principal
..
chain
stores.
compared with 1,074,000 the year
.199.
ft
.
'
M
.
Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$1,297,157 * $1,215,206
revenue
expenses
$14,417,133
$14,235,990
1,082,047-1,084,118
12,017,676
11,815,689
r
$6,843,438
4,634,201
•
$244,938
West
products
Colorado
Ry.
-
.""'Net
ft.:
and
combined
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
-
$7,497,193
-398,005
President
Click's
in 1961
household
for
mildewcides and
provide
expand
Sales
,
>
ft 196i—11 Mos.—1960":
.
$642,943
.
bills.
2,135,286
ftrftv''"''.''/'.->ft'■-■ ftr'ft" ,ft:i;.ftftft, ftftft ft;-
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.
miles,
components,
automotive
-ft
'
'
.
number
more
chemicals
15,000
...
Peter Clough,
sition
ft
$2,469,989 $28,698,058 $30,087,457
1,935,216
21,543,616
22,015,796
1961—Month—i960
the
repair
electrical
over
basis
automotive
in
acquisition makes Click the nation's-largest
ft
;
naphthalene
.
ft ft
■
ft.-'
ft-- .''--"'"'ft'
'
operations ''ftftftftftft-ftft
$766,369".."' $534,773 * $7,154,442
ry. operating inc.—'
182,707
'
'144,643
1,629,905
from
revenue
the
increase
marine
common
the
.ft, Click, based in Mt,/Vernon, N. Y., converts paradichlorobenzene
Click
Net
'
in
the selling of engine
•
inventories
chjorobenzene.
43,381,891
15,311,749
,
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
f 1961—11
revenue
per
on
are
being driven
replacement and
suspension
421."
p.
national
The
company has announced
that
Chemical Co. and Paradize Chemical
•
'
Period End. Nov. 30—
operating
of
sale
Oct.. 31,
ft' ft;;.,.,ftrftft...ft-ftft'"ft-
ft...ft:
Industries
nation's
company
27
computed
or
-
Vehicles
the
automotive
The
items.—V.
preventatives,
Ry.
ended
1961—11 Mos.—1960
J 17,061,811'184,846,197' 187,156,106
<
operations ft.iw._i.wft
ry. operating inc.—
t
Net
public
months
to
ago,
.-ft.ft
-
-
systems
'
parts
year
Cle-Ware Industries is engaged: in
/.nd
'
six
equal
were
a
outstanding, ft
growth
vehicles
boosting
eXhaust
2549.
p.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
the
replacement
.
income
oper.
194,
ry.
currently
Sparking
22,211,464 234,358,266.242,124,247
•
shares
.thus
Net
the
13,1%;' higher than the like 1960 half, Harry Adelman, President,
reports. Earnings climbed to $102,607 this year from $86,611 .last
year.
■ ft.ft:-ftftft ;ft';'/ft:ftft.'/'ftft.;ft»■
ft".1
1961—11 Mos.—1960
,
operating
Net
report, following
for
fti;or
—V.
ry.
from
p.
$215,110
2656.
inc.
ft ft
'
!
$131,088
$2,399,457
$2,420,301
69,195
________
operating
194,
ry.
47,047
792,016
836,276
"ft
•
967,635
"
ft ft.' ft
Columbia Pictures
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
^A.ftSchneider, President reported earnings of $1,242,000,
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
or
80* cents
first fiscal quarter ended September 30, 1961. .This
Period End. Nov. 30— ..1961—.Month-,1960
1961—11 Mos.—1960
compares with the preceding year's
first quarter results of $510,000,
ife
'
$
S.
$
or
30 cents per share, which Included a non-recurring profit of $1,Ry.
operating
revenue^ 18,629,381
18,549,759 203,968T27 212,700,906 .•
617,000 from the sale of undeveloped land in California. Earnings in
Ry.. operating .expenses. .14,269,602
14,797,644 161,729,328 .173,043,244 ftv both periods are based on 1,493,895 shares of common stock
outstanding on September 30, 1961—V. 194, p. 2549.
.*
•
- ft :
r
Net revenue from ry.
ft ft
•" •
*
:
per
share,
for the
.
"
'
-
sales
.
to
companies
form
public
,
1961.
amounted
two
the
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale on an all or
through underwriters headed by Stein Bros. & Boyce. The
offering price and: underwriting terms are- to' be supplied, by ft;'
amendment. ; The
company
and
its-ftwholly-owned
subsidiaries
are
engaged in the consumer loan and finance business in Maryland, and,
$1,085,955.
Sold Privately—Dec. 28,
reported that 20,550 common shares of this
T
Burgmaster Corp.—Annual Report—
earnings
plan
one
registration
President
Biological
plant facilities in St. Louis, is an
established manufacturer of plastic
molding, glass, and reagent solu¬
tions primarily associated with the
surgical and scientific fields.' The
firm
is
a
major supplier
of
capillary
tubing and glass specialty
products.—V. 194, p. 2331.
This
Approved—:
stated."
This
Circuits, Inc.—Stock
Ry.
Ry.
corporation has acquired the business
Research, Inc., St. Louis, it was announced
.
City Finance Ca., Inc.—Common Registered—
•
'
2548. ft
p,
Period End. Nov. 30—
Corp.—Acquisition—
The
the
Service
Service
Columbian
and
'ft*
o!-r *
'
Brunswick
the
of
none
-Ry.
;
Stores
$3,050,000, of
acquiring title
by
balance
$4.40 preferred
for each share of Columbian
Carbon
them. The preferred-'stock will be convertible at any time
ratio
-
$259,887
operating
ry.
'"'ft'i.ft
downtown
.
will
join
the
by
■t
years ago
by Maurice L. Rothschild, the retail chain
specialty stores carrying leading brands of men's, women's,
girls' clothing, and furnishings.
"
stores
excess
negative. 'ftftftft; ft.-'.-'
of
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$8,691,000
$8,903,000
7,658,243
7,817,045
$798,000
$950,000
690,113'
.."Period End. Nov. 30—
■
78
Rothschild
compared with $66,609,783.
30—.ft; 1961—Month—1960
revenue
See Weco Products
as
and
Cities
Service,
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
1
presently operating,
Tenney Corp.,
ft".
' .,'1
was
Co.; The price
are
retail
of
"
,
balance
principal
a
was. in
the new preferred stock
assets
of
Columbian
Carbon,
...
Ry.'Tnc.ftpEarnmg$4fpJrv I
Period End. Nov. 30—
of retail men's and women's specialty
by Botany Industries. Terms of the trans¬
nine
the
and
preferred
in
Service
prove Merger—
i
-•"•/••...•
consists of
Seven stores
under
to
Cities
of
Under
year ago,
/ ft
that
convertible
Stockholders
$73,430,911,
Co.
approval
proxy,
In
the
group
Chicago.
cash
having
ft-,
.
building
by amendment.
ftft:",ft.ft vft.ftv''ft "•'''ftftft'ft*ftVftftft/.'
The corporation manufactures paints, particularly industrial
paints "ft This Cleveland warehouse distributor of automotive and marine
set a record for the first half of its fiscal year, and
specifically formulated for use in tropical and semi-tropical climates. 1>ft equipment,
ft net income rose 18.5%
above a year agoft ■
Net proceeds are..to be used for equipment and working capital. •
ftft^ft-ftft.ft,,:,ftvft..-
disclosed.
not
were
Rothschild
suburban
additional
is
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
a
Carbon
number
by
or
named
cents
group
area
in
mortgage
.ft
having
proposal
-total
.
,
presently
President of Maurice L. Rothschild & Co. and Michael
of Botany Industries, jointly announced the
acqui¬
stores
subsidiaries
on
a
the
quarter sales were
Chemway Corp.
President
sition
'
Chemical Coatings Corp.—Common Registered—
This
share compared with 72
Botany Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
"ft
This corporation of Santurce, Puerto Rico filed a registration state¬
with the SEC on Dec. 27 covering 75,000 common shares to be
offered for
public sale at $5 per share, through underwriters to be
this
■•■ftft.'ftft ft.ft "ft /ft/ft-','"ft.ft.; ftftft.ftftft'.ft
'
was
the
cumulative
ment
earnings gain to improved margins
the increased volume of business, which it said was
influenced by
introduction of new products during the
year.—V 194, p. 1716.
and
1,458,817
with
1961, it
by Daniel Bloomfield, President, simul¬
company's annual report for the fiscal
...ft
annual
owned
corporation,
the Enquirer
for
paid
was
first
a
Columbian
on
$4;489,225
1,796,064
State College, Pa., company had been sold ; privately
through F. S. Smithers & Co., New York City.
.
36.6ft,
shares
was
1
$5,408,997
" 265,979
2656.
p.
ft Centre
year ended June 30, 1961. The company had previously reported sales
of $4,954,782, a* 7.4ft
gain over the prior year's $4,603,851. Earnings
increased
lift
to $361,470 from $325,787. Based on
outstanding, this
'1
$580,790
258,090
v.M "ft
450,052 shares outstanding at
cents a share based on the same
14.5
price
The stockholders
$615^16
*Deficit.—V. 194,
the
on
fee
.
to
".•■■'•
announced
were
,
It
shares
the $1,176,618 reported for the
over
partners.
ft ing of interests.
income, in
Net
largest
sales and earnings for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1961 were
by this Chicago-based manufacturer of institutional food
equipment, household giftware and equipment for hospitals. .< •
Sales
'
*
-
and
33,882,910
1_
operating
operating
Ry.
397.ft.vft:
p.
limited
fee title to the office building
located in downtown Cincinnati.
'
title/ to The Enquirer Building
on
Building
acquired
the
as
of Cities Service at a special meeting Dec. 20 ratified
plan previously approved by the Boards of Directors of Cities Service
Quarterly and Annual
-
.
33,120,126
inc.
Central Vermont
special
shares.—V.
—
acquiring
ft Cities Service—V.. 194,)vp,239:1.ft
Record
on
ry.
$38,520,123 $38,372,135
2,953,758
.
Mr. McMillen expressed optimism that the "improved earnings picture
would continue through the balance of the year."—Vr 194, p. 315; "
meeting Dec. 18
authorized
common
stock
a
Leibowitz
Cities Service Co.—Acquisition
a
the quarter ended Nov. 30, 1961, totaled $1,464,049,'
$1,116,406 a year ago.
Earnings per share equaled 51
cents, compared with 39 cents a year ago.
and
announced
service
a
from
operating
compared
acquired
effect
in
Stockholders
:
1961—11 Mos.—1960*
earnings were'up31ft and'sales lOft' over
Harold W. McMillen, Chairman, reported.
*
ft
"'.v,
shareholder
Essex
stock.
common
million
Inc.
each
•-
,
law
1052.
First quarter
Blauner's.
transaction, shareholders of Blauner's at
approved
an
increase
in
the
company's
from
3,228,653
Central Soya Co.,
organizations that discounting is indeed the successor to de¬
partment store merchandising, and we intend to participate fully in
the growth now available to discount operators."
a
revenue
revenue
ry.
Essex
Essex
Ohio
ft Partnership.
.1961—Month—1960
$3,83.8,169
$3,534,548
_
expenses
operations
Net
Md.
Blauner
under
organized
$25,000 to repay a loan made to the Partnership by the
partners; $752,000 to satisfy the second mortgage which ma¬
Mar,
31,
1962;. $397,500- to • reduce the principal of • the
purchase money third mortgage On Mar. 31,
1962;
and
$220,000 to
the
general
partners to cover various fees and expenses of the
Co.—Merger Approved-
Seaporcel Metals, Inc., this issue.—'Vr 194, p.
Ry.
also owns a discount department store in Philadelphia as well as
operating licensed concessions in discount stores located in 12 cities.
Mr.
Irving Blauner,
President
of
Blauner's,
said
that,
"The
ex¬
traordinary progress of the Dorsey discount center in the first two
of
principal
general
ft
and
months
interests
is
follows;
as
Outstanding
-340,000shs.'
1,000,000shs,-
952.
p.
Period End. Nov.
Dorsey,
of
,
operations
recently
by
tures
Period End. Nov. 30—
Harris.
Blauner's
amount
partner,
,
of $1,287,086
Prudential--Insurance ft Company
of America, ft a second
a
principal balance of $752,500 held by Southern ft
Industries & Investment Co. and by executing and
delivering to the
seller a purchase money third mortgage iii the sum of
$910,414.
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
-
.
integration of Essex Universal into the Blauner organization
provide the
combined company
with
the necessary
financial
strength to embark upon a major program for the development of
discount department stores throughout the United States," said Mr.
partnership
to
offering ft
Corp.,
.
of
"The
to
mortgage
on
will
-
194,
Cantor
Exctfapjjje, has been approved by stockholders of
hftftas
corporations,
Essex
ft
'
The
-
Authorized ft
First
Blauner's—Acquisition—
a-m-v-i
and
$100,000
held
major
,
a
During 1960-61, Blatt also developed a new- line of electronic devices—
including
a
Lane
Controller system,
a
coin-operated multiple ball
detector—and
the
Associates,
Securities
Corp. Simultaneously'therewith, it entered
Tenney Realty Corp.. of Ohio, which corporation
operate the building. Lasro Corp. and Tenney
Realty
purchase
subject
For
Capital stock (par 10 cents)
complete
national basis.
Blatt
ft '
company is the. "manufacture and sale" of sewage
for use in connection with septic tanks and cess-*
the resort division or tne cornpan/,- ana in some cases for,'
The three general
partners have made capital contributions totalling
trade, the company manufactures approximately 17.6 dif¬
ft $15,000
and .the
limited partners
have
made
capital
contributions
ferent chemical products under the Camp name in various sizes, such
totalling $60,000. These monies plus the sum of $25,000 which was
as insecticides,
bleaches, dish washing powders, floor waxes, deodorants!,
loaned to the Partnership by the general
partners were paid to the
and others.-,
•
ft
•
,
'
ft. seller upon the acquisition of the Enquirer building,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO" PRESENT FINANCING
ft. .The net proceeds from the sale of the additional units will be used
recent
commission,
from
agreement with the Bowl-Mor Co. to dis¬
tenpin setter. To date, Blatt has scheduled
machines in more than 200 lanes now under
ft
with
Lease
manage
which
home,
sanitation
dealer
the
Bowl-Mor
Bowl-Mor
of
construction
enues
its
new
installation
for
specialty
camps. , One
of
make
children's
hotels. and
Net
The
.-
chemicals
treatment
pools.
Ry.. operating
,
;
unit;
per
Avenue
general
a
of
Enquirer
partnership
Fifth
/
Alex
and
purpose
The
as
a
will
-
Prodis,
i. Corp. of Ohio are both wholly
".ft ft/'ftI: a publicly-owned real estate
\
.
the
of
operations
is
for the year ending Aug.
$200,000
of
is
year
tribute
'
backlog
projected
He
,
company
household
and
Securities '
•
;' 26," 1961 from Lasro
into
.
major facto^ in the company's sales and earnings prospects for the
A
Oct.
-
ft
with offices at Second Ave. and 13th St.,
N. Y., and its subsidaries manufacture and distribute sewage
commercial
—
'
.
Prodis, E.- Rene Frank and Robinson Callen
and
Raphael
COhen,' William
Greenwald,
partners
the
by
...
Edward
Reisman
basis
will, receive: 8Vn.% -of- the
Edward
limited
a
•
with
general
for
--The
.
is
1961
formed
ft known
'
which
efforts
underwriter.
as' the
•
to finance anticipated additional inventories
ft .ftftftftft
York,
best
a
commission.
as
the
Herman
.
months were $1,762,939 as compared to $1,885,645
12
company's
New
on
Associates
made
was
made
October
-
"
•
be
ft'ft //'ft"','/ft ft'ft
of this firm's capital stock
of company sales and
accounts receivables."
and
running in excess of $2.6 million
as
against $1 million at the same time last year. As of Aug. 31, 1961,
working capital stood at $789,988 and the ratio of current assets to
current liabilities at better than two to one.
::ftft.ft'
In a letter to stockholders,
Melvin Blatt, President, predicted that
"the current fiscal year
will be an unprecedented one for Blatt in
for
will
purposes.
sion
1 ft:'"
"ft.
...
■„i, be offered for public sale in 279 unit$ at $5,000
record-high backlog
a
,
]&|B:att Co.—Annual Report—
(The
In
Cincinnati Enquirer Building Associates
June
owned
working capital of the company and used for general corporate
It is intended to use the proceeds ultimately for the expan¬
to
Monday, January 1, 1962
,
Registered^-- ." fl.ft,
,
'
ft
PROCEEDS—Net "proceeds' fbbtti the f iMnciii£' will" initially b'e. dddfed
'
Vt.,
publicly
.
Mountain Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a Dec. 6, 1961 offering circular, the company ofi fered publicly, without underwriting, 20,000 shares of
its $10 par common stock at $11 per share. Net proceeds
will be used to establish ski and summer recreational
facilities on Bird Mountain in Castleton and Ira, Vt.
ft
cents v
80
28, with the offering of 110,000 shares at $3 per
by Russell & Saxe, Inc. and Ledermari & Co.,.
share
Birdseye
V
to
ft"
Camp Chemical Co., Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—The *.
New York.
/ftft.1.
(
equivalent
of "shares.*'• ft' ft
$350,491,
of
of
.
ftft
.
year.—V.
current
ry,
—-ft'/.
operating inc.—
ry.
and
$2,850,000,
initial public sale
operations
Net
»
1,734,145
1,789,350
expenses'
V
1961.
income
^
19, 1961, paid a 2 ftft'
ft.
This company, of 1616
Union
Central
Building, Cincinnati, Ohio,
> 1961,
aild
recently declared an additional
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
21
covering
payable Jan. 19, 1962, to shareholders of record-'
$1,395,000 of additional limited partnership interests in
dividend
stock
21,
$1,387,453 $14,405,865 $22,374,867
$1,653,333
operating ft revenue
2 ft ft
Dec.
net
the same number
on
company became
dividend
Aug.' 15,
stock
of
1961—11 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Nov. 30—
Rv
The
based
Burg said Burgmaster entered fiscal. 1962 with
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—-
&
Bessemer
share
per
are
with
$4,440,822
were
outstanding
has
company
shares
The; Commercial and Financials Chronicle
,
i(4)
operations
Net -ry.
-
-
*
operating .inc.ft^>
V,194.
p.
2656.
, -
ft
.
-ft,
4,359,779 ft-3,.752,115
1,798,837-
•
42,238,799
39,657,662
T,015;732 >12,759,532 •-'-9,382,782
„ft^ ,:-.-'".ft-
ft•
/
-
:
..ft.:-ft.;-, ft £
.
t,.
Columbian Carbon Co —Cities Service to Acq. Assets
See Glties.Servi.cACQ., this.issue.-r-V. -194;
pr
953.ft
-- -
ft
,-
^
Volume
Earnings
-
,
shares
22,000
months,
^2.88 per share
equivalent of
the
or
at Nov.- 30/-1S60:
of. $59,676,000 for. the most
above
2766.' *
p.
Curj,,
_
^
_
;V'
two
_
an(j
^proposed
.
"Cut &
.
open
also
Tfcn
WoHrtno'l'-Ctl-v
TT-lfct-
-
•T»ortlr,'»
,
At
Vnrk
Now
''hep.n '
hfl'a
of
.
and
Discount Xot7J/s
of
Mr.
Lefforge,
Commercial
of
the
to
offer
ofiices
who
Finance
nation's
Chairman of the Board of the National
a trade association made up of most
is
of factoring
line
t..c
j-.i
iic;,«
retail
financing.
•
..
/' -
' V.- .:
•';••/ : ■•/•
..
paid
was
sales
,
in
the
in, the
!'/-
$5,746,393
with
v"
of
its
debentures
organization brings with it an excellent management team
assisting Commercial Discount to steadily
194, p.
740.
southeastern
the
through
volume
cluded.—V.
he
States,"
Co.—To Redeem
&
con¬
and
Co., New York City,
'
2767.
s
5*
.
Conductron Corp.-Class A Common Registered-^
of
romnanv
St
Main
South
343
•
"withThe'SEC1 Dm-TcSto SL
■The
basis
'•/
public
price
oiieimg
bv^ Lnendmen
total
$10,613,000; gas,
• '•/.
//• /':
plus- « new subvention « Mechanicsburg
?Jbo,uuu.
Vo^
estimated
.construction
capital
purchase
-^
cost/
equipment
increase
to
ferfite
nnturtiT^
.
capabilities;
production
^'
haVe/ hUsiness
now
trY^tniifftiariq
/
patll1 M ga/ ins^ua^iion^.
1Q1
1320
n
,, >
R-
1
.
to
assuring ' recovering
indebtedness,
certain
the
of
substantial.
a
■
/
Co.,
conditions.
haite
<&
co.
Allan
said
-
of
thev
mutual
serves
•//./
believed
benefit
jointly
who
the
to
the
owned
Ex¬
as
'
-
■
affiliation
their
con¬
shares
of
terms
been
nas
Shedlin,
City, /
which
of
outstanding
The
'//////a '/■'
:
be
the
Alkali
York
under
issue
new
a
all
and
New
reached
certain
of
Diamond'
of
Inc.,
acquire
will
available
have
material
raw
Diamond
supply.—V.
10'/p
the
of
growth
facilities
194,
the
in
research,
in
2116.
p.
/
the
company for the first nine
the comparable period last year
over
after
provision
$1,476,665
for
$2.04 per
or
Federal
share
District Wholesale Drug
v
<
.
months
to
compared
of
all
an
Canadian
and
$1,332,107
to
in¬
1961
time
income
high.
taxes
or
$1.84
of I960. Per share earnings are
shares
common
at
outstanding
•/.
•
Offered
Pursuant
Corp. of Washington—Securi¬
to
a
Dec. 21, 1961 prospectus/
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Washington, D. C., of¬
fered publicly, $500,000 of this firm's 6% convertible
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Oct. 31, 1976,
and 100,000 shares of class A common stock. The deben¬
tures were priced at par and the:stock at $4"pei5 share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $815,000," will be used by the
company to redeem certain outstanding securities, rand
for expansion and working capital.
.
<
« s
—
,
BUSINESS—The
company,
ness
• •
as
a
corporation,
incorporated in
was
business
of
•■vA*/
economic- feasibility
v-zr
&
C. Koontz, president of the 102 year old manufacturer of
protective and office equipment, said that on the basis of the
level of backlog, the company's progress will continue through
balance of the year.—V. 194, p. 1717.
• ,-t...
/
'„-■/
ties
District
of
a
service
line
full
-
Maryland
Wholesale
in
drug
wholesale
1947
to
the
continue
busi¬
founded in Washington, D, C., in 1930.
The company was formed
result of a consolidation, of District Wholesale Drug Corp. and
Wholesale
("Loewy
drug
business.
Corp.
Drug"),
Drug
Corp.,
The .company's
also
is
wholesale
a
subsidiary,
drug
Loewy
Drug
Co.,
line service wholesale
Co. of Baltimore
; chairman/
/City,: which had been- engaged ih the wholesale drug business in
the Baltimore area for approximately 100 years prior-To its acquisition
$700,000; is ex/
by the company in 1957.
■/,/ «/,/-''
'/•"/•■:
•
The new' .acquisition, "represehting- a book value ,of
pected to increase-Dejay's volume-by an estimated $2'/2
based,
It
is
engaged in
to
successor
a
full
a
Drug
Loewy
.
to $3 million
The
outstanding.
an£lua*hv,
-/'i•'i;^
i'" V/
198,750-class A and ,100,000 class B common shares/ of-which Keeve M.' - / The Ellay-organizatioh, with ..stores^ located in the area, from Chicago
Siegel, board chairman and president, owns of record 120,000 class'-A i.-tp New York, will increase the number'of Dejay.-.units to 143.
V '194,
shares and Autometric Corp.
owns of
record 100,000 class B- shales.// P- 2222..
' /.*'••' - / '•/ /•
/;• //
f
The company -was originally -organized by Autometric, a subsidiary-of*-; f V
/>
:1,
/
./..
Paramount 'Pictures' /Corp.,
which -purchased
250,000 shares of "the :
'- Delaware -& Hirason/KR. /Corp.—^-EarningS-^-addition
In
com¬
stock,.
President,
'
to
the
cost,
_
York
.
shares
into
outstanding
President
Harte
will
Strauss
would
Inc.,
portion thereof,
and
of
indicated,
S.
of
income
District
does 'not
such
relays
delay
1,122,000
converted
Raymond
- •
°ver $800,000 has
^ aside fpf: the extension of natural gas /
;facilities into new. areas. Tho ,company is studying the request of -a
of-..ctwo "'hiitiHin'rfi'fx>t^/ddmmimiiies/tq! Zcietennlne/'ttte/
/builaing3- tnereony ».$75,000 *,tu/
-^Lv
-
Of
be
under
and- Mr."Strauss
income,
high
$110,000.
of'T' ^ote^OO Ifoo'^rnmnS
ftf
will
bank
Frank
generating station to Faker Street substation in downtown
additional -facilities added to the substation. .This will
additional • electric power
for the central business district
Tait
provide
.v
Chairman
4.
ono
/ and "surrounding area. The cost of this project is estimated at $405,000./
A new 69.000 volt line-.between. Urbana and Mechanicsburg will
a
Fred
v
rose
Co.—Construction Program—
& Light
Major, items include:;///''''/ ///•*:////'/,/Z '///""'
second 69,000 volt transmission line will be built from the
M.
«•
* amount of. 6/* notes, $200,0001 to complete
«
com¬
time
outstanding
Diebold, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
.
ilnrt
thermal
has
company
un^eiwi'iciug
aua
The
Co.—^Proposed Acquisition—
stock,
Harte
and
Net
Expressway lighting for RoUte SS fron^ the Dayton vcorporation line
terms are to
be suonlied by amendment, The company has sold vO ^ne-unaerwucers.,i
the underwriters ' ^ Linden A^nue' will require an investment of about
supplied
ine coinpanv- nas. soia
A
new
substation' will be
built near the community of Newport
each,, five-year warrants to purchase' am/aggregate .of-.viLO,000 ;
..
■
electric cooperative/and, pPjfisL rural customers in
,t
<t90 npr
sharp.;//--«*'■;/■■/-/:./' "'r 10 sei.vei; ine ruiai.
T.
per , s
/west-central Shelby County.,.
Organized under Delaware law in 'November 1960, the company is,
a new service 'building .ft. .scheduled.-for-thje Southern-Division headprimarily engaged in research and, development in the general field
quarters southeast of Xehra'- af a coSt 'of'$495,000. Details on
this
of electromagnetic radiation elthef directly or"indirehtiyf'for the
u. S. ' "/project-will "be announced in edrl^/January.:*(
' "/*
The
is
name--
acquired
of
Net
A
and Halle
underwriters headed by McDonnell & Co.
through
Stieglitz.
panels,
offering.
President
Inc.
development,/and
;
Expenditures for new electric facilities will
$4,066,000; and steam heat, $149,000.
-.■'///''/ '/
t? Mfj
of
none
this
Vice-President.
creased
^
■
Arbor"' Mich 'filed '
"Ann
light
company
to
not
were
companies
ucts,
/
Dayton,/and
Thi,
to
subsidiaries.
as
389,000 shares
*ia
per share for the first nine months
will spend $14,828,000 on new construction irL 19.62.
computed
on
the
basis
of
723,264
announcement was/made by James M. Stuart, President.;/September 30, 1961.
The
cumulative
Broadway, N. Y.—V.194, p.
same
field. Diamond, which is basically integrated for its produc¬
polyvinyl chloride, will be provided with a major marketing
position not only for polyvinyl chloride, but also polyethylene prod¬
95,000 of its convertible preferred stock
Dayton Power
Preferred—
called for redemption, on Jan. 1, 1962, all of Its
preferred stock (par $100) at $107,4961 per share. Payment will be made after Jan. 1, 1962 at the office
oi tut company, 7u
vv. Aoaras Street, Chicago and after Jan. .1,
1962,
but before
March
1, 1962 at'the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.,
4.64'/.
the
common,
plastics
"Dr.,
(par $5) had been sold privately through F. S. Smithers
has
company
outstanding
B
company
Board Chairman, and Theodore T. Rose,
Evans,
Co.,
Mr; Evans
two
.
Qonnv-ifio-
&
Messrs.
ecutive
nine /.months
totaled. $7,547,522,
1960 nine-month period.—V. 194,
>./'/ V ■'/ ''
/-' /' / Z;'"
'
Edison
Commonwealth
United
of
company
of .class
operated
now
The
Strauss,
preferred
agreement
by
-.-
/it*,t«*»
.
F.
S.
Harte
tion.
*
5
Fred
vertible
'• ;
services; in addition to accounts
Damon Engineering, Inc. -Securities Sold Privately
redis- / Dec. 28, -1961, it was reported
that $Z87,500 '.of this
lease
NppHhnm Heights. Mass:/firm's 8-vear 6% subordinated
Needham Heights, Mass., firm's 8-year 6% subordinated
■
"The Hurt
The
-
:
.
////
^
which'will be instrumental ill
expand
8,45.
p.
aoie
j.s
.*.
dividend
financing,
inventory,
and chattel': mortgage loans,
furniture and department, store financing, and
counting,
5
1961/ the
announced that an agreement had been
Diamond,: through an exchange of: shares .of
1962,- to' shareholders
Jan.'5,
similar /seveh-cent
1961. -A
26,
Dallas /Airmotive's
compared
Conference,
complete
a
receivable
also
or
commercial-init.ii^-^^.:>n..^
York
New
a
December
jointly
Henry I. McGee, President, said net income of the company in the
nine months totaled $452,969, equal-to 70 cents a share on each of
the 650,000 shares outstanding. This compares with: $268,284, equal
to 41 cents a snare, for tx.e like 1960 period,
regional
have
stock-payable
common
Dec;
Sept. 30,.
Hurt Factors/we are able to offer faster/,
financial services," Mr., Lefforge pointed
representation in Chicago, Los Ahgeles;
Atlanta and New York and this expanded network ensures our custcmers of rapid assistance in all phases oL/busniess financing/^
.
'- /
extensive
the
on
record
of recor
the acquisition of Joel
now
share
a
expansion/program: and is aimed at incivasing services to^eusopmers and diversifying it's position in. financing
field.
•
*■'.//"/
:/•/.;- / ./.r v//;
more
in-
for Shares
which
Diamond Alkali
Mr;
&
of
Incident
Raymond
out.: "We
to
indicator
lights.
stock,
shares
mon
nounced
and
B
Edward Rosenbaum,
Joel'
"With
lhw
Dallas Airmotive, Hie.
,
This
70
manufacture
class
come
Commercial
B
at
fttir
.....
.
.
class
seumg stockholders at
'oT tKoSStel'",,*
companies
Christmas
and
Ji •
:>_L *. * ?u .* /
. A
•/.ing -200,opo common shares,.-owned by Karl- Stanley, President, and
f'Commerce» Clearing House; Inc.-^-Appointment— /■-///,//Charles a'.- Chiroh-irillo^'Axhoutlve /vxt*-Ffesiuenc; and' naving a 49-cent
•
from
stockholders
selling
h
is engaged principally in. the design and manufacture of pre¬
cision-engineered indicator lights for a wide variety of applications
in the electronic, electric, aircraft,
computer, missile and otner fields
where high
reliability is required. The company and its subsidiaries
slogan
to
converted
the
price,
same
Delaware
merger
York
New
be
by
7Zh7ru
exchange
in
(to
underwriter
5
pany
of nine
"Beauty"on a Budget/.'. Another two salons are now
in 1962. The primary purpose of this offering is to
provide thecompany-with* the. financial means to expand the number
0| its "Beauty'on a Budget"-"hairdressih'g" salons'.- primarily - through the
grant of locar aiid/or areft'franchises. The company now has outscand-
>/
recent
,
Subsequently,
shares 'underlying warrants, to be sold to the underwriter
cqmmon
^
12 months wme 4.2#
$57,283,000 for the 12 months ended .Nov.-3p; -1960.
of
revenues
194,
the
by
Also included in the statement are an additional
$20,000 for expenses.
//20,0p0
the
to
N«n»,k* aPn
W ^ommon
at
"
shares
common
sold
be
to
n/ihllr nffX nHri
thV
under
2,651,380 common
on
outstanding
Revenues
outstanding
shares)
\
Flushing, N. Y., filed a registration
mnnth^p^ioa;-^/~The"company/s engaged in" the business of operating a'chain
compares^with net. incorne of ^8,960,000 %grned in the preceding
rbeauty saions directly, or through Iran- ,/jises,'.Under, the name
shares,
—V;
This company, of 67-11 Main St.,
outstandinguie, ena
actually
This
12
.
-'Vsta t^?ntcwith the SEC »„«c. *0: cover**
tKe.
of- $9,691,000 for
sale of
148,640 common; shares-during -November of this year,
after preferred dividend requirements to $3.15 a share
average common shares outstanding during the period.
The earnings were equal to $2.99 per share, on the 2,
company reports preliminary net-income
nionths" ended Nov. 30, 1961. Giving effect to-
(5)
Gut & Curl;- Inc.—Comrnon Registered^
,
*/
The
12
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
//'
'.y/Jv'/f/T*
Statement^;-
,
,
Electric Co.
Southern Ohio
Columbus &
'
■
6121
Number
195
company "has
Washington
■
~
company's executive offices
.Chester
-
located at 52-60 "O"
are
D. C.
Loewy Drug's offices
Baltimore 13, Md. / ;/ * .
1,
Street,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
located
are
-
-
TO
.
at
,
St., N. W.,
1120 North
/
..
PRESENT
FINANCING
.
.
Authorized
Outstanding
.
6rA
notes
due
June
30,'
1967_f_-V___-_;/
T $135,914
*
80 363
'/326,30(F
/
Capital stock
Pfd.'/ stock 7%' cumuL
($100
par
Class
public.
Denver & Rio Grande^ Western. RR.
l9er-^Month-rl960-
Thlg. compaqy,; of
1961—11 Mos.—1960
"agreed
The
and
/'""/
'V. 194, p..2657.:.;
V '
/,//'.
t
1
;*»
combination
surviving
gas
of these two companies, with. Consolidated
lies,
as. the
corporation,; will place it among the larger independent'.-oil
producing companies in the Rocky Mountain and midwestern
4
P
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)
.
* f
:
,
the
United
States." Sales
the
for
Dec.
12
the SEC
Issued an
order temporarily suspending
Ferris
of
Consolidated
stock
2J/a*-shares/of
for each
stock
Tekoil stock.-
2,325,000/shares
The"
/
/:
of-com-
/
-
to
■
.,.'!/' Rouse,
:
Sade
„
»
'
public
:
1717//!
p..
In'PiF/e
while Cohsolid.at'edX major assets are
'1 / //i /: ■
in
gas Tesorves.—V.
194,X
/
cause
to
believe"
>
Splits
—V.
not
were
not.
disclosed/(by/tjtiat:the, company's' offering circular was false
and
the
rtespect
In
misleading
of
certain'material
facts,* and
The
to
&
;
30,000
6.000
30,000
6,000
30,000
25,000
6,000
:
Co.
Lukens _1
Becket &
Bryant,
5,000
5,000
25,000
5,000
25,000
Inc.
Co.
*
.
50,000
$250,000
Co.__^„/w//„/.__,,
&
/
CI.' A. Stk.
5,000
25,000 "
■/" 15,000 j.
3,000
Cassell & Co./ Ilic.—v:
3,000
15,000
& Co,, Inp,:i5,00Q
3,000,
WillisKenny & Ayres,'In0.^/_j-/A-__
15,000-.-".1 3,000
194,
1276,
p.
Loyd
••.'/,/;/
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,
/
//•/
/./-': 1 V-
Electronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
has
company
transaction
tronics
acquired
involved
Dorsett,
G.
firm.
tronics firm.
that
(c)
Noyes
forth below:
set
as
Stirling
The
Regulation weve not comi>lied with in that all promoters
identified and certain transactions or. proposed transactions
of
Redpath______:
&
,;V
Brewer,
&
Dorsett
(a) ,tr.'at certain tirms and con-
were
//'/'//!, ./• ■<„-: /'///'/'/.//.'!
Consumers Power Co;—Proposed Stock
has "reasonable
ditions
severally
C:-F.
/
-
„
reserves-,
"lave
Debs.
V
Birely & Co;'
.v
.
Parker
offered
stock
common
.
provioes/a'conditional exemption-from'registration
exen
; Regulation ;A
respect
A
-C./"-
Co.
Robinson
J^lami"
outstanding.
-j/
<& Coe
Kreeger &
Jones,
Regu-
with
offerings/bf . securities not exceeding $300,000 in
a/
•/ -.amount;,Jn. a notification filed In;Nbvember, i960" Dial-A-Disk (issuer)
a nnn t-In!
fiVHiirf^w^X»vo'i Urial**
!v ^;Pver,■proposed the. public offering pursuant to such an exemption of 150,000
c.on?.mon
ft'iv rhieflv i^ ^okl«hnrria^ •-TllhifJi^ -Tpxnl"
"/'c.ommon 'shares, at $2J)tf peiv share through^ McClane & Co., Inc., of
aie
chiefly in Oklahoma, Illinois, -rexas, (Wyomin0,,-*and ih. the Four-'--- ^tpw vnrirshares at $2J)0^ pel share - through- McClane & Co., Inc., of
nnriprwritpr--'Thp Cnramis^inti in its susn»nsion-nrdpr asserts
Corners area nf Colorado and
New Mevien
Tekoil
nrAdomiiiatPc
New^Yprif, unaerwi.ltei.. /ne commission in.its suspension oraer asserts
Tekoil piedoiiilnates' in nif
re.
resulting corporation -will have approximately
3.70,9501 shs.
below
named
Mackall
;i
r
;
.
share
&
Hemphill,
.
,
,
moil
underwriters
The
class
of
;'':'V/•!'/
■
Auchincloss,
;,i
a
of shares
number
'V
Dial-A-Disk, Inc.—Stock Offering SuspendedOn
past
—
.
"
136 553 shs.
420,000 shS.
UNDERWRITERS
1^ nionths of the com-::, On-Dee: 12 the SEC"is:
registration under the Securities Act of 1933
tied
billed companies exceeded $4 million:"- V :
■; /////'
/! "
-;lation A exemption fiorti offering of st5ck by Dial-A-Disk of 659 North
Under the merger- agreement,:shareholders of Tekoil will;receive one
Fia:/-- -' //
of
ar
•eas
par).
,v
825.000 sbs.
(no
-•/// :"/■/;
;
-•
(no- par)-__!_ :
stock
>
3,153 shs.
ment,, to* purchase from the company the, respective principal a'mount
of
6%
convertible
subordinated
sinking
fund: debentures
and the
in
back, President of Tekoil.
stock
common
.
agreed, subject-to the'terms and. conditions of the underwriting agree¬
{
Denvoi-,:Colo.,, and Tekoil Uor.p,, of Oklahpnj^. City,. •
r/ ;. operating expensed - 4^220-786
3,839,947
46,484,582* 46,737,310
'3,
principle"-to- a merger -between" the,two independent "•
" V"/ ' r-"-- '
/ '/
oil and
gas producing companies, according to a joint announcement- -'.
Net rev
ding- to-a
announcement -/5.
Nefc rev from'rv' 0ns ''-$2 618 032v$2
{rom ry. 005./ $2,618,032"■ $2,201,249 $24,273,237 $23,093,853
by Harry A. Trueblood, President of Colsolidated, and' Doyle K. press-/
sohdated,
Net
rvJ oper.
income// / ' 1,696",669 l' l,-01-4,064, .10,067,665
9,702,240
have
common
B
Earnings-/ ^ '/.v,//:
-
/R^vope^h^rev^u^T,^838J18/-$6;64i,196;:$70,757;8i9: $09,831t163
^
A
Class
the
500,000
/ 5,000 shs/: /5
>/±";
;;
an
Aero-Space
;
of
exchange
President
Burbank, Calif.
and cash, according
Oklahoma-based,, elec-
Mfg.,, Inc.,
shares
of the Norman,
'
"'•/
"
"...f
;
.
'
Directors, of: the company have voted*-to split the ...common stocks* Dial-A--Disk, -its - accountant,-Robert. B. Bruce, and its finder, Leonard
Aero-Space Mfg., - Inc.; is a rapidly growing* company/specializing.
2-for-l- and. paiSsd the/cash dividend rate; Stockholders .-vVilF Vo£e;on/ - • Ros^,
in. Bhe,. distribution of-Dialw-A-DLsk. shares, "engaged -in trans-l.-in precision-manufacturing of exotic* metal parts forthe aircraft* and,
the .proposed split-at'. the. annual meeting April 1-0/Directors also-de-^ /'aGtioiis, practice^: and-a-:couii-se» of business"- violative -of the
antimissile industry. The company is active in the Polaris and.-Hound
,
clared,.,a
t
65
.
cents.
-If.'
quarterly, dividend, of 70 cents-;- ujpi.'fr-oincthev-previouff -rafce-iot/^-'*r®«,A-'Provisions'.of
It
is
A:/H.lAyniond,
:
to stock
payable.Feb. 20
Chairman
of
the' Board,
.peqt's- (e pay 35. cents-quarterly 5crrt
tainihg*the latest rate.^
At
the
meeting, /stockholders-
jan:
19.'
V-";
-
million,,- There
are'
/■/• '///
?%:tl cpiit-ract - with . him* an4iNlifiljijLtles^.created^thea*eunder> (2 ) -the
"ff.-:^,e-
indicated
®?u?5
will
r
._
be'asked
-
hhicuicuiicm .uut
.
to" increase
25 .million
Aero-Space,-- which- was
million
in
privately
-
held,-is expected
196V'sales.'Located in a
thecom-*
.«oucir .-trom
-wxc-..
'
uxiuci.wxxtcr;
V-df- the financial, statements to.-diselosewthe
.
tne
laxxure
to
report
about
15/000 square1 foot plant/-
i the' firip/employs; 55: persons. The .acquisition adds about .$530,000
No change, in the Aero-Space
.
true cash position.-oB tha-- >*.-•
r
*Hemry
Lachmiller, -co-
r
,
is planned
founders
'•
•
•'*
'
r
-
--
.
-
14-issuer ..and-.to disclose -adequately., and. accurately-, the .nature of an"*
In-.another action* this, week,'the company* modified its relationship.;
p.^84^:*officer's-loan. roentioned.'in..lOotnotes' to .the-,financial s/atementq; (5) ~ -withca small Los Angeles' subsidiary, Electronic. Organ Arts/ Inc.,
from.-the •.prese/it
■/, /
,
,
s-.< •
and
**.
9,663,852 Shares .aUtstanding.^Vv 194,
// //:/•; ;/■*•/.;/
failure jte-disclose the fees paid to Ross, and the existence* ~
*^ (11*
,
the.: split
common,vstock-to
pany's. authorized
"j
of record
approved .tli'e-stockvSpllf/'wiH. be-*effeetiv-e^Aprik.-20/w/'v? if
"
thAvAet/ The -"alleged."-mdsrepi-esentatlons-.-related;. --Dog missile programs- and*4he X-15 and B-70 aircraft programs*-t-f .'*
,
.
•
: the
designation
of
Bruce as vf.n intlependent
accountant;
and
(6). the
manufacturer: of
electronic
organ
kits.
-
The
;sbare3
Involved
transaction
-for-Dorssfct
officials
an
said,
.r
company!^ Norman; Oklahoma*
Imperial;
merchandiser
fhrou
h
mail
order
have
permanent.^—V. * 192/ p.: 2016;
approved the acquisition of the capital stock of BObley Publishing
'Corpn.-•«'-(/•
s
.
The terms of the
'
.■
'
'department' s'Kire
/--<-:
.-*
.
.
.
latter
-
anoints,
,
'j
\
•
marketing
especially for
377.:
/"
department _store
/
1
charge
,
account
^
•
/ \
lerding
-itTi UUigj
.
:
This company of 60 Stewart Ave., B-rooklyn, N> Y., filed a registraBpbley-Publishing .-Xtion statement witlv the: SEO on -Dec; 22 covering-367,000 outstanding-encyclopedias* and." -shares of rcommon stocky to be offered: for public - sale by the holders
customers.—193,
,
<■
/'/>
v
on
an
all' or•• none
'-Burnham and Company.'-The
basis
.through
organ,
,
Electronics*
recently
also
majority, control of Burtek, Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma, Burtek,
i
agreement call for 'transfer ^f 20 009 shares of-€oye-,
company -if, .noted -for
other/home/referonee works through mail ^rder. promotions' designed /*;. thereof
P-
•
-
electronic
announced
the
acquisition
of
the nation's
of technical training fiuo^ including.
tcouuaoi viqiuutg aids, mviuuiu6 %
'rrissile1 and flight simulators, becomes, a division of Dorsett Electronics, .*
,v
Dorseit FlectroniosVofficials say that the campany's* 1€61 sales will
be ^n,,—f0vmu>fo^ to
u- nearly $9 million, exclusive of Burtek. Burtek is expected in report
-r
record
sales
of about. $3 million for its fiscal year ending Feb. 28,
1962.
In
1960,
Dorsett
Electronics' sales were $4,076,290.—V.
194,
.Dorsett
rDia ight 1Corp.-—Common Registered—
'.
»'
'
^
.
Vjtauiin: common-s^odk for all of ■4fte"dapitaBstock mT
Gorp.- .The
charge
an.
underwriters
headed
by
public offering price* and-'underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment/The statement also includes
P-
2767.
manufacturer
mdmuattuici
independent
liiucpriiuciH
.
/../
.
'
•
6
(6)
\
Construction Co.—Debentures—Common Reg'd
of 2120 Green Road, Cleveland, Ohio, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Dec. 21 covering $750,000. of con¬
Emerson Radio
•
Dover
;
This
Up-
company
tration
The
and 100,000 , .shares of
common
stock,
to
be oflered for public
sale through underwriters
headed
by Merrill, Turben,.<&. Co., Inc.
The debentures are to be
offered in $1,000 units. The interest race on the bonus and tne public
offering
price
and underwriting terms
on both issues are to be
due .1972
debentures
subordinated
vertible
■Oct.
by
Secretary-Tm^rer,,
154
r,f
<
-200,000-sharer e&cn.'
own
surli.-Atork
tor-
snu
I9i«
in
the fiscal year
after
for
outstanding
for
31,
Federal
1961,
•/
Emertron Inc.—Annual
The
Oct.
has
company
as-compared
31;
1961
amounted
sales for the fiscal
net
$14,005,369,
to
increase
an
shares
and
bank
...Income Taxes,
tx>ev
Iroji Rattle Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth, Missabe &
19>1—Month—1960
revenue
amounted
$333,499,
to
eqqal
17 cents per-share
to
snares ol capital stock outstanding at Oct. II
1,99*,k&i
.
from
revenue
1QA
$435,000
Ry.
operating
expenses
289,479
from. ry,. ops.
shares
v
on..
SEC
323,950
3,823,059
4,007,862
$1,001,941
"541,243
$-1,070,138
«#*,tt>i
under
Inc.
investment
York
New
class
Investment
the
has' filed
Act
Company
Commission
hearing
1,525,439
tional
Manufacturing
Harcour.t
companies,
the
issued
will
in
issued
be
Co.
seeking
1940
an
scheduling
shares
due
proposal,
2,000,000
addi¬
com¬
*dl
•
North
It
whose
from
offices
qualify
types
Net
will
proceeds
Carolina
and
for
be
to
paid
write
tank
to
million
$39
offering- reached
the
The
offering
expenses.
The
statement
warrants
.
be
sold
to
the
an
on
best
agency
wnicn
inc.,
to
Prudential.
Wien,"
Wien
between
"We're
says' C'ol.
taking
Crown",
that
wn]
also
at
Goldman
1
each.
cent
Wholesale
Co.,
Associates
to
purchase
to
pany
machinery and
manufacture
materials
raw
.
Prudential put up
lease. the
building
Ry.
filed
a
solo
100,000
$5
per
Col.'Crown.
and
The
joint
rental
cancellation
by
him
of
title
ing,
and
to
$480
at
recently
the
Okie
the
2,000
owns
to
and
Goldman
,
enable
said
the
note
and
in
Street
shares
which
the
shares
he
in
of
its
lease
V
from
Prudential,
'
1840.
:
'
Which
ft- This,
Earniii'gS—^
1961—Month—1960
18,652,433.
revenue
received
the
operating
operating
Ry.
Net
1961—Month—1960
in
the
j
also
includes
.writers
The
the
in
to
-1960
Its
in
for
Net
effort
an
the
the
176,720,583
Net
The
ry.
statement
due
with
1992,
ding about Feb. 6.
available
banks
cash,
of
the
incurred
will
for
the
Firestone
$10,032,446
2,169,522
,
The
the
SEC
Elizabeth,
St.,
Dec.
on
21
Registered—
J.', filed
N.
said
regis¬
$9,000,000 of
covering
a
the
Its
and
company
T '•
The
purposes.
$1,500,000
'.'"V
subsidiary
for
amounting
property
gross
;V
V
additions
in
the
V'
Record
abroad
was
sales
reported
also
by
were
to
earnings
achieved
were
Sales
1960
and
W.
all-time
an
R.
25%
up
$157,597,000
at
in
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
and
its
expansion
1961
fiscal
the
the
year
high.
previous
ended
with
$2.71
Mr
the
previous
Emerson
30,
net
earnings
year,
were
in
.
558
•
,
.
m
said
that
earnings
expected
during
in
the
ihe
year,
coming
and
consolidated
added
that
and
showed
further
Improved
acquisitions
are
year.
1961
its e*Panding international
acquired
Ital ana
111
appliances
Mi.
and
interest
in
Ranco
Italy, which manufacture
for
Persons
technical
electric
an
operations,
the
noted,
ln
of
this
to
expand
market.—V.
in
Scotland
September,
and
Ranco
and distribute motors for electrical-
expanding- European
market.
will contribute its know-how,
knowledge
motors
Motors
Emerson
Emerson
objective
also
It
2.32%
group
193,
the
of
2778.
p.
FINANCING
Authorized
par) 2
Outstanding
"
...
■
♦
.
235,000
.
sns.
$118,366
.
below
named
215,025 shs.
sns.
500,000-shs.'
*
forth
below,
if
have
severally
purchased:
any -are
Shares
.x
&
Co._V___
-•
Well, Laboulsse,
Friedrichs & Co._l__
.&
Sons__.
8,000
Dickson Si Co8,000
-
'
F.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Mason
'
3,000
Inc._______
^
■J
^
Co.,
3,000
■
"3;000-
Jack
Bass. Co;
M.
-2,000 ;
^ Clark, Landstreet &
i
4,500
ivirkpatrick,
Inc:_l__^
French
4,500
;
,
&;
Kistler
2,000
2.00C
_
4,500
Powell,
4,500
J.
4,500
Inc.^___u
Wyatt, Neat; & Waggoner__
Berry, Douglas & Fitzhugh,
&
Lyons
Co.,
Co.__——
&
Inc._^
4,500
4,500
&
Hirshberg,
Tindall
W.
Trulock
'
McNeel-Rankin,
2658,
p.
&
ft-
.
v
2.000
-
2,000
2,000
>
.
.
1,500
;
•-
1
...
1,500
Inc._
Hansbrough,
Wilder,
194,
Co.____
&
Co.,
&
Inc.,
;:
3,000
<fe
■-
;
Inc._.
Crawford,
Inc.—x
L.
3,000
4
'-InCrl---^
Fierce,, Garrison, Wulbern,
&
Kidder & Co., Inc.__
M.
Norris
.
Lee,
McCarley
8,006
Inc.-
Shares
-
.
Howard,
34,000
.-.Rcherck, Richter Co.—
Bell & Hough, Ing.___"__^_
.
Registered-^'>
.
34,000
••
Fincb
J-r
1,500
ft
'-'.r ;ue.
i'
of
first
be
to 'invest
•
Net
shares
or
ownership
-
will
shares
general
of
ended
in
profits
similar
the
for
the
adversely
of
year
last
31,
six
in
Report—
and
This
61
of
the
year
affected
products,
to
for
made
sales
to
for
reserve
194,
of
equal
than
original
to
in
tires
$2.40
were
of
of
1n
-
Investments,
provided
common
+
subsidiaries
from
-Offering—-
% Mr.
income
volume
Electric,
engineering design
sales and manufacturing of small
193, pp. 601 and 2441.
" *
be
with
of
the
stock.
of
375
SEC
Fifth
Dec.
on
in
of
will
the
be
four
debentures due
sold
list
underwriters^
(1)
of
100,000
at
shares
date).
Morris
their
principal ambunt;
is
be
to
Cohon
,
Also
additional
&
included
class
A
supplied
Co.
and
in
by
and
the
is
-
■
are
-
;
'vV'-'-
-
amendment.
of; the
r.^
,
of .the
insurance
$650,000.
Americas,"
announced.
Edelstein* saicl" that
of
X
Milton
J.
Edelfetein,
Funded
:
;':;V
•.
^
■':
the end of-calendar 1^61, anticipated
force with the ;combined companies will
as-of
in
and premium■ income/will be" approxi¬
:f" ft' ft--f v
million
Pilgrim National is exchangeable for 1.15
share of International -is .traded for 0.13
each
exchange
offer-expires
Jan.
15.
Chicago.
'■Ch
shares
underlying two-year warrants
being sold to the underwriters at :5 cents per warrant ,(the exercise
price to be supplied by amendment)- and (2.) 53,445 outstanding; shares
which
the holders... thereof, may sell ."In thb 'reasonably -foreseeable
-future."
'
the
(as
,
basis through underwriters
public, offering price and under¬
none
Brothers. The
be supplied by
Co.
President,
and
the
Co,t,head
registration' statement
&
to
all or
an
and
The.
-
the subscription
amendment
Lieberbaum
•;
shares, of Funded
share of Funded.
ft*;"-'.ft';'
:'j
Mr. Edelstein said all operations of Funded Security Life Insurance
Co;,/a
legal reserve life insurance company-; and h: Wholly owned
subsidiary .of the corporation will be absorbed by; Pilgrim National,
which
will continue in operation under its own name - as a Funded
Security subsidiary. Pilgrim
National -headquarters will remain- in
- -.share
and four class A shares.
One right will be issued for each class A. shfire,;
held; and 40 rights will entitle the holder to subscribe to one-unit. .The
debentures
•
became effective in each case when at least .51% of
the
stock of the
acquired firms was exchanged for class A common
stock of Funded Security. Under the agreements for acquisition, each
;
Ave., New York,: filed : a-registration
19 covering $9,400,006 of 6Vfe%-J con-
1982 and 188,000 shares oi class A
offer these securities for subscription by holders.
47,000 units each .consisting of. $200 oft defeatures
record
V,""'
Acquisition
It is proposed to
class A stock,
•
designs,
approximately .$36
mately
Proposed Rights
X'■"
•
corporation,
statement
are
Insurance
-Security
-
"
The
•
of America
$5,164,451
764,307
trust
Life
*
ft
Republic Corp.
>>■ -tv'-V'1 .'ft
Co.—Common Registered—-
.
1276.
p.
.«
Funded Security Corp.—Acquires Two Insur. Firms—
"Funded Security Corp. has effected acquisition of Majority interests
in Pilgrim National Life Insurance Co.
of. America and International
of• common
foreign
i
Board Chairman, Lulu E. Pugh, and Ina E. Proulx own 23.7%,
■ and
11.5%
respectively. Ralph G. Pugh, as trustee of
created
by Merlin L. Pugh; decreased, holds 349,590 shares
and
proposes to
sell-all such shares. Beneiiciaries of the trust are
vMrs-. Merlin L: Pugh,'trusts for the benefit of their six children, .and
vFyanklin ;Foundation; Inc, .-. •; ^
a
of shares outstanding.
certain
.
11.5%
23%,
X
share
$5,244,498
142,569877,193'
and
$22,233,376.: A charge of- $6,884,t
assets
foreign
per
'
-V-. •
Pugh,
were
1960,'primarily
early in the
equipment
:
manufactures and sells household freezers,
automatic washers and dryers. All products are sold
for resale under
private brand names of major retail companies. In
addition
to preferred stock,
the company has outstanding 1,521,000
.Shares - of • common stock,
of • which. Margaret L.* Lazarettl, Ralph G.«
;
history
of the
j
1
;v (^
$2.35-per share
to
Lehman
by
terms
refrigerators
production
the average number
on
devaluation
years.—V.
lower
truck
equal
was
$65,029,463
foreign subsidiaries
the
and
thereof on
holder
the
The; company
the Firestone executives said,
$63,629,583
96,868
of 65 22nd Ave., Northwest, Minneapolis, Minn.,, filed
statement with the SEC on Dec. 22 covering 349,590
shares of common stock,
to be offered for public sale
headed
•
year
$722,322
$577,302
company
outstanding
by
'
.
R799,301> 16,938,946 ,17,962,311
registration
a
profits 'of
1961.
months
the
2%
were
car
1,5blpi;22.*
ry.
Manufacturing
Franklin
.
which
of
writing
$1,182,695,998
Oct.
period
passenger
.-
of >
expenses.
/
*
"
Co.—Annual
sales'of
year
from
revenue
19ol—Month—'I960.
1961—U' Mos.-^4,960 "
$2,138,52 4
$2,521,623 $22,183,444 $23^126,762
•
'
for
used
be
operating
beneficial. interest,
'
-
Rubber
&
^
expanses
operating
.
r
operations
It- proposes to
Net ry. operating- inc.__
in diverse areas of.,-< '—VV 194, p; 2658. '
'
mortgage loans .financing
of
for
*
Denver Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
'
funds
its
operating
income,
construction
sale
-and
10
will
rate
or
the
ttif,
Massachusetts .law
real estate investment'
a
&
Period End.- NoW 30—
Ry;
>;;'-
.*
■■,
Fort Worth
'
under-
the
under
as
-
by
purchased
investments
in
sites
from
1960, both based
prior
price
,
qualify
favorable
reported
vertible subordinated
year.
were
-
.
be
may
territories
fiscal
reduced
compared
in
First
in
reported
that
sales
and
earnings were
"particularly
view of the general decline in the
country's economy."
acauisitions
($1
Johnson,- Lane,* Space
W.
'
,
from the
compared
1961
set
Hllsman
-
..
•
of
covering
was
tin
Earnings were
after all taxes
20%
up
$3.12
'
$125,468,000
1961.
which
a
its
any
sales
net
Profits
.
for
income
Net
.stock,
'•■■"
country and
Electric, it
,
_
1961
share
this
..
stock¬
services.
.
mortgages
and
pother automotive
Persons
gratifying
He
in
per
in
year—from
Sept.
Consolidated
1960' Earnin&s
1
by
year
Persons/ President.
over
ln
^hargesc weve $7,174,000 in the
J?
both
a
1,000,000
•
Brown
St., Boston,,, filed a -registration'/state- -"/
covering 1,700,000 shares; of beneficial- be offered for public sale on an all or none
dwelling
has
the
sales
which
stock
Emerson Eleetric Mfg.
V.
21
intends-to
and
Tire
for
highest
fyear
year
-
that
Total
to
'
192, p.. 401,
adviser.
company
because
$9,920,000,
estimates .that it
company
as
banks.—V.
:
lndebtednesSj,^,—^"
H.
: A.
Approved—
company.
be offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
proceeds from the debenture sale, together with
be
applied to discharge
full notes
payable
to
to
will
about
Jersey
par)____l
Clement A. Evafts & Co., Inc.
7,054,340
making, 'the' announcement, Harvey S. Firestone, Jr.,, Chairman
Chief Executive Officer, and Raymond- C. Firestone, President,J
.and
Net
construction
expend
1962.
West
22
26,123,509-
and Monte J. Wallace, trustees, own 5 shares each,,..
Consulants, Inc. will administer th<? investment operations
Trust, and will serve as its investment adviser.
Gardner is i
$63,629,583
of
common:
J.
investment
of
President of the
Co.—Debentures
controlling
a
various
EFFECT " TO" PRESENT
8,000
Gardner
of
company
debentures
C.
'35,363,931
Water
GIVING
'The' Robinson-Humphrey
'vhr;Co.., Inc.-_:_^—.2
Mortgage
$45,396,377
-
16,895,187
outstanding
29,637,921
Elizafcethtown
This
has
$38,742,712
2,359,055
Virginia
State
proceeds
2,538,532
521,373
/l,476,273
shares
first
of
Trust
Frank
1961—11 Mos.—1960
153,637
391,714
produce:
3,097,496
inc.__
both
&
S.
177,877,051
16,701,091
objective-by-,making
States
dwellings.
194, p. 2657.
tration
to
development
The
$9,104,791
,1,654,202
Dec.
and
primary
United
In
•
1961
expenses
operating
ry.
as
with
officials
management
County,
($1
Bradford
'
193,421,674 .204,000,560
a
iiccomplish. this
'
—V.
is
November
outstand¬
$734,752
C.
Alex.
15-,694,366
any over-allotments,
;
/
business trust-.organized
cover
Trust
trust.
conveyance
$746,003
A
Courts
;*
to
170,000
$3,273,284
operations
stock
company
^
i 1961—FT-Mos.
1
•
'.v
2,474,639
50
on
Trust,
$3,843,499
from
<
Sgr(ee'd ,to purchase from j.the.; company and -the ; selling, stockholders
the
respective aggregaten.npmber' of. shares o'f bomttioft stock of the
ry.
of
SEC
revenue
revenue
primarily
them
v
" 'ft
a-toix
' iVxnTtT(T--Trj-----UNDERWRITERS.—The
underwriters
^
through underwriters headed by Hemphill,- Noyes & Co, and.
Paine, Webber, .Jackson & Curtis.
The public offering-price and .un-•-derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendments - The statement' •
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.-—Earningsperiod End. Nov. 3?—
^
basis
acquisition
Ry.
from
company
interest
Sidney
for
registration
Additional fihancing details follow:
Sundry ;
J.
17,348,568
16,177,79.4
Universal. Corp.—Sale
ment- with
Vice-President,,
shares
and
CAPITALIZATION
Class
;
114
run$
"
-
Federal Mortgage Investors—Securities
Goldman, Secre¬
legal services.
127 000
and
Fairfax
Common
occhpied.rf tptai'1 o'vqr'$14.;'million '•
See Blauner's, this issue.—V.
The
return
the
aum -company
supplies
/■
1s:"otw
expenses
revenue
Essex
com¬
$70,093.69.
shares
consideration
property. 'Of
125.000
owns
for
note
a
of
>hare.
j;
shares '.of
common
1?4 900
Rosalie .Goldman,, nis. wne
Henry Goldman
tary,
share),
per
Issued
of
He 'received^ 100
the
\
'
Under
Crowri
operating
operating
Net
per
.
$108,093.69.
(valued
company
company
l.'is
at
of
and has five banking
commercial
banking business in
Financing Details—
1961 issue reported the sale on Dec. 14 of
165,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $9.75 per
concern
renewal Options,. the 5 syndicate will p^iy $1.2 million,
the first 30 years, ahd lesser amounts dp'wi\ ^$1.6-minion
thereafter.
Gross revenue^ r' from ,the; Empire ,.State' Building,
Col.
stock,
E.
basis
capital.
valued
date
,
company
Our uec, 18,
the
make its cash distributions with funds
income after paying operating expenses and
.operations
:
r'_
Net ry. operating deficit
V. 194, p: 2657.
'
Goldman,
him,
effective
pn, the
iH
Foote & Da vies, Inc.--Additional
the land
sub-lease
Qf
Bank
R.
paper
stationerysupplies,
and
$146,000
for
Upon
the company's organisation in 1960, Henry
President, transferred to the company the net worth of the
proprietorship, Goldman Wholesale Co., previously operated by
working
and
of
and 52.01%
of the class B shares. The prospectus states that
class A shares may be issued in connection with the consolida¬
Mount Vernon Bank & Trust Co. and Old Dominion National
A
tion
to
Period End. Nov. 30-
Inc.) sells school
independent' drug
to
banks,
regis-,
•
r.
such
;
.
a
covering"120,000 shares
proposed to offer such-stock in exchange
stock of Richmond Bank, & .Trust Co., of.
of 24 class A shares for each outstanding
,
expects
gross
Wien
Mr.
will
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.
supplies,
toys and notions to various chain and
and. variety stores located In Washing ion, iD. C., Virginia, West. Vir¬
ginia,
Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Of the net proceeds'.
from
the
stock
sale,
$175,000
will be
used
to
Increase'"inventory,
$79,000
15
that
to
$0,625
a
,
.
of
.
an
underwriter
lit is
capiial
Dec;
on
'
credit;
efforts
leceive
stack.
SEC
f
the. class B
an
as
stressed
who
because it acquired
group,
building.
year.—V. 154, p.
additional
$0.25
per
share for
includes 25,000 shares underlying 3-year;
and
(formerly
company
made
Bessell.
commission
the
with
ouistanding
v
capital.
Okie
will
Myers, &
selling
A icommon
712,908
for
year
A
«
Wright,
statement
holder
„
including
which
a
loans;
working
Henry
Building
Prudential.
year
a
are
engaged in
credit accident and
issuing
under N. C., law
policies;
to repay
of
North
In
1125
of
company
The
i-»
.corporation of 2924 Columbia Pike1 Arlington,. Va„ .filedi
the
class
Mr.
the
to
State
the
years
de¬
subsidiaries
St., N. E., Washington, D. C.,
registration
statement
with
the SEC on
Dec.
26
covering
shares
of
common
stock,
to
be offered
for
public sale at
by
■
■
company
is a banjc -holding
subsidiaries
engaged
in a general
northeastern Virginia. It functions
through a mortgage' of $S million
Crown*,
Chicago
industrialist -who
sold
purchase price was paid in cash.
the insurance company was able to
transaction
Ry.
share
194, p. 217.
The
Educational-Aids Co.,. Inc.—Common Registered—
share.
stock.-—V,
statement
raised
was
the
the land
rent, to
'
'
>
Carolina.
to
other
and
loan
new
subordinated
the
for. since
building
to
will'Operate the
The
syndicate
a
Inc.
for
in 1951.
building to
Empire State Building Co., a joint venture headed' by Mr. Wien and
Harry B. Helmsley. Mr. Helmsley is a real estate broker who negotiated
the
convertible
making small loans and of
ln
million;
of
Empire
debenlju-rfs are to be offered for public sale
Amodtftl kWRhe stock at $2.50 per share through
enable
to
6%%
'holding'"Company
of
Insurance
This
Jerome
.
Col.
old
rest
with
Incv-r-Sccurities Registered—r-
of
by
$29
application
Oct. 25,
2889.
p.
back
the
on
exchange for stock of the merging
$625,000
Co.,
insurance
subsidiary
life
&
a
business
health
and
own1740481;
a- group
.
balance
accommodation
The
1972.
Malkan
•Eastern-Is
open
and
of principal
100%
Arnold
the
the
outstanding
the
the '30-year
of 147 Northeast Main St., Rocky Mount, N. C., filed
statement
wich the SEC on Dec. 27 covering 10,000
registration
bentures
as
'
subscribed
in
said
taken
company,
common
officials''
of
Empire State Balding- at
102-story
$d5,000,000.
He
two of its affiliated
Archer' Service Co.;
and
order
an
Dunhill had
Under the merger
Eastern Investors,
at
of
The
.'tration
late October.
with
and
1962.
15,
shares.
common
shares
has
Jan.
on
panies, all held by 1.4 individuals.—V, 189,
This
Chairman
Board
- as
the outstanding class A stock, 72,750 Shares (97% )
class'B-I stock and 187,005 shares (85117% ) of the outstanding
B-II
class
the
sale, of
had. been
application
an
Dunhill
and
sjnds
lra
First Viriginia Corp.—rProposed Acquisition—
r
c
.t
196^
2.7,
market
-Proposed Merger-
company
City Glass Co. and Crator Manufacturing Co.,
a
•2J2.533
with respect to certain transactions incident to the merger
of The Pyramid Rubber Co.,
two of its subsidiaries, Oil
exemption
for
(35.45% )
the
"of
1961.For
lists
President.- Management
as
,
191, p. 2549.
International
Dunhill
the
stock
has
two insurance
agency: subsidiaries and 1 aft. iinterest in a bankinterest has centered on the sale * of -the giant building subsidiary.
The
prospectus < states-.; that
the
company
has
its purchase, price, $65 million, .has been, heralded fV
recently entered
into
agreements,
subject
to
certaincontingencies
as
the latgest dollar sale invoiymg & single Building,
real estate
(including registration with the Commission),- whereby it will offer
circles have centered their attention on the progress of the lease-hold
to exchange class A shares for all of the outstanding stock Farmers &
syndication.
Its goal was to raise $3d minion of the; purchase' price;
Merchants National Bank of Winchester, Va., and the Southern Bank
plu& another $3 million for closing lees
•
•
*•'
'
of
Norfolk, Va.
Such acquisitions
v/ill
require the issuance of an
Real estate men say the $39; million total is
the largest amount
additional aggregate of 2,200,000 class A shares of the
of
cash ever sought through
company.
this vehicle of real estate financing.'
In
addition to
Lawrence A,
certain indebtedness,
Wien; 56-year old- creator of Empire State Building
the company has outstanding
Associates who has raised over $200 million in - cash thTough 'varidus
1,324,908 class A
and
1,095,792
class B common
shares, of
which
Edwin
T. Holland,
Board Chairman
and
syndications since 1948, said yesterday that units totaling $33 million
President, owns 32.26%
of
$5,084,000
..$88,050
..,..$1.45J52I...
:
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
Dec,
Although public
skyscraper because
$4,825,000
$417,000
revenue.
into
I
Subsequently,;' the
company
The. prospectus
,
.
.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
operating
rev.
$7,319,197 $15,293,385
2,607,737
5,851,184
& Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
Ry.
This
the
Wishner
Frudential became, owner of the building, but operating control will :
bo publicly held. : A real estate -syndicate,/ E'mpire State-Building !
Associates^ immediately acquired the r'master "lease"/ on j the» ovfice '•
building and- the land under it on along-^ermbasis'fromRFttdential.
•
Dululh, Winnipeg
rv.
1,758,137
B-series
c.ass
stock.
'
office .ot Prudential Insurance-Co, of America in a-trahsacsicn <vaiued. >:
-
ocaq
n.
p.
,
period End. Nov. 30—
Net
issued
company
ox
II
other
of
r Richmond, Va., at the rate
350 Fifth Ave., New York City, was-ctmpletea at the Newark, N, ^.-'ft- banjc share held of record,
On
at
$517,618 "$1,312,158
162,308
"5601,413
—
operating inc.-v
v.
v
ry.
operations
hnn.f(cif
:
-
—
-
Net
B-serles
class
of
in connection
loans
with
funds
los.s *ft".taxes: It:i'
Completed:--'.,
.»■.
19ol—11 Mos.—1060
$1,324,236 $31,291,569 $46,423,769
2,0^0,442, .zj.jvaj/z
31rl3d,384
$x,512,272
expenses
Ry./operating
Rv
operating
ry.
shares
.
D,niSl°" pS!tCd ln'
Period End. Nov. 33—
Net
exchange therefor,
the
A
stocx,
75,uuo
shares;
with certain acquisitions; $700,000 in connec¬
acquisitions; and the balance will be added to general
to be used for general corporate purposes, in¬
cluding additional acquisitions.
i-/\:r
:
v;r
-t
v. .= >
—
;
>000.000
Net
In
class
210,380
tion
ended
over tne
year
The -sale 01 new ? securities to cue public wlU- .-'.tke .liscal year . peO, the opBrattons_ oli .the.-piedecessor- Government!
in an increase ol the. $1.50 per nhare book value
ol stock »
net
now outstanding and'a corresponding dilution of new shares purchased,
-v..p. tin.
,
^
by the public.
?
<
Empire State Building Associates ^ Property'; Sale
St
of
and
automatic garage, one ramp garage, two lease¬
center—situated in 11 different cities in the
one
shopping
$17,100.
paid
they
property,
one
States.
company acquired two additional properties or interests therein. Of the
net. proceeds of this financing,: about $2,421,000 will
be used to repay
*35%
ox.
and
United
share,
a
store
holds
shares
of
with a net
-Report—^;/X'/^XX
that
reported
an
ment
Taxes
Income
2,211,492
on
individuals.
through
previous, year.
share
a
Oct.
at
and to continue the business previously conducted by the
It began operations in June, 1961 by the acquisition,
exchange offer, of various interests held by said individuals,
including three office buildiiigs, one industrial park, three apartment
developments, one warehouse terminal, two resort motels, one depart¬
three
•' v.-.-•
amounted to $70,903,- ••
1961
the
provision,
$0.84
or
corporation
ended
fiscal year
the
profit after tax of $1,686,568 for the fiscal year-1960 or $0.76
calculated on the same number of- shares.—V,-; 192, p.
wniCn Henry LetPresident, Harold Gootrad, Executive Vice-President, aiM David
'I^GooUad
$1,851,684
'-''"X
-• *■
■>'■. :/%/%.'•/ ^V;:;'
:-'V
1
for
$63,776,658
income
net
to
stock
capital
■'
with
\
■
increase of approxi¬
an
for
earnings
net
"'ft1'1
-Mb"* Pio-forma net" sales of $10,366,48T
^
^<ment Electronics Division of Emersom Radio, & phonograph- Cprp,"
^h6y/ ^^et■.■-Income-,for. tne- fiacal^yew* 1961; -..after- pto^ision . lor/JreaeraL -
KwuSe" fo7Tnri8o"7hareS""now^outst7nding), ^of
kowitz
•*'
and
....
sales
net
compared
Consolidated
.
,
sales
net
1961.
31,
as
amounted
amendment.
•:
11'■
'
Tne company and its subsidiaries are engaged primarily in the mer¬
chandising, sale and volume construction within metropolitan popu¬
lation areas of architecturally designed homes which, with fully im¬
proved lots, sell in the $9,500 to $14,500 price range. The net proceeds
from this financing will be used primaruy to increase working capital
and to prepay $350,000 of outstanding notes.
The company has out¬
standing 6U0.000 shares of common stock
(after giving effect to a
proposed
recapitalization
whereby such shares will be issued in
supplied
in
10%
Consolidated
466
'ftftft'
ft
corporation and its subsidiaries reported
mately
The company was organized in Februxry, 1961
by Ira Sands, Jerome
Wishrrer and George Gewanter to engage in business as a real estate
Phonograph Corp.—Sales, Earnings
&
!■'
ft,
,
„
.
International
^headquarters
v.i
v
Funded
Chicago,
.
,at
will-.aiso continue
-$ari
Security
a
dealer
to operate- undemltk own
Juan,. Puerto
Rico.;
^
name,:hvith
" ./I
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ownership also of James, Martin f& Co.,
securities, specializing in mutual fundsft^apiji a.
retains
in
wholly owned subsidiary.—V.
194,
p.
954.
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Volume 195
Futterman
Tne
with
B
tho
we™
time
>to
sideration
siaeiation
the
at
company;
by
gotiated
•"
The
'•
prices
No
1
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2
in
or
-the
.underwriting
company'.is
constructing,
involved1.
.engaged
in
properties
outstanding
in
■:
the
acquiring,, leasing,
real
are
thereof
isolated
toyer-the"-counter
is
.estate, properties
principal.,or in a .point
?S-the sole,or. partial
additional
oi
balance
holders
'
-
'business
financing
within
representative
or.
<of
and
which
transactions
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ne-
'current
"bid
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*s
disposing/V: The corporation has
managing,
occasion
or
tne» United
States,- as
capacity,-'including 'trans-
owned; or
of
ments
of
not
wnich
Ih< addition
total
..a
account --annual
is -dependent
over
operated,.
company,'-Jare vprcsa.htiy
-into
amortization,
W'hether
,'iuturfr
cases
to
being
deduction
future -economic
indebteaness.'
Third
REVENUES—For
Ave..
to
proposes
South
St.,
:/.\-j
.
.
,
•
EFFECT
4%% .notes
I
r
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profit
conditions
and
vSO.opp shsr-.
par^^^-,---
to
bank
the
agreed
,/■•-.% *■"'
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.
**..;Ppriod-End.>Nov
of
the
30—
1961—Month—1960
-
operating ' revenue
Ry.
C.
."
Shares
.
Corp.^,
Ry.: operating
expenses
$252,074
;271,Q40
.282,156
-,
„
develop¬
2,939,297
.
3,090.050
.
8,000
5,000
5,000
Bell
Net revenue .from
outstatulins
onerations
$44,993
&
—V.
<t$30,082
$319,287
such
MdnlyW" Trt^ur"r^nmi Anh^'j.Siim-
options
^S"
oi
S
peisoxxo
aggregate'of ,167,147 class
being presently exercisable .as
g^°VP
;the
B
noid
xuso
shares
at
to :75,000
$1
per
opcions
:
On Dec: 27, 1961, stockholders approved the acquisition
share, '' town Glgsseals, Inc.,
of Saegertown, Pa.,
for
1,009,375
of
common
the
in
.
months
lo
Oct.
ended
31
fell
to
$441,656
Trunk
v—
—v.;,,"4lt.vK»»v
20
to
23,000
shai'es..iBenjamin M.
,Ci»v
xuriiiu
Robinson
is
9uuMfi»x rw
acquired
last
ctinnxiga
vx
Garrpff -rnrrt—n^^nfiTrAc
P"
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This Corporation bf
.
Glass-Tite's
9851
Sepulveda 'BlvdiVLos Angeles,/ifiled a-regisstatement with the-SEC on Dec. 21
covering -$20,000,000 of
debentures due-1982 to be offered for
public sale through underwriters
headed by Merrill Lynch^ Pierce
Fenner & Smith Inc
The ^interest
oiicgriiunii
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a
pro
its
companies
.xuitr
uxiu
,(W. T.)
The
statement said
proxy
that
.
..v;*■-'*,
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in; ute
eauibmeh^?q'r^Tnnii^rvU^rt1AV^mi^i8o^i^i°*nn^n^aftI-i: 'Con<i
a?so nrodubes
Lalized
"
iommerpS^
erouiiri
qfin^ftvr
%nppthpr-w?^ other-ihnds,
together wxth
The racquisition
4,
.v, ■
-t..
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of
•
mnf qie% inTnnfai
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.mhumr.• hcph
,
the
80
iTbffrr
,<h(
r\
/iviWAiiou/u
1)
A!'hy..
Acceptance Corp.—Acquisitions—
.
The
.corporation
Discount
has
Corp.f both
-.•/V^illsi. -
acquired
Detroit
Forest
Investment
companies,':,.it
also
-
Corp.
by
iff
|;iscniiconductor
level,
v
through
insurance
an
.
subsidiary, .it
also
«?™nn
nnn'
0n Aug.
31, 1961.
expansion
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,
f
1
/ /
< /
%/ : /
transactions will Increase General Accept^
i
f
i
total
x,
or the two
i
„
194,
1718.
p.
;
$250,000,000
states
will
and
Puerto
and
;-
Grant
operates
of
into
New
j.
c.
City'*
York
%
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'Vi'r:r:',/Merchandise Co.—Proposed Sale—
Penny
Co./this
.
•General
Formation
.
issue.—v,"'193,
Nov.
stock,
30
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and
recorded
by
Joyce,
the
Chair- '
'•.//.-:"
results,''
was
Pemco
up.
income
net
month
one
of
the. three
available
preferred
Joyce said,
devices,
r
15%.—v.
194,-p.
2224.
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was
the
•
BUSINESS—The
company
9,
.
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offlce
patent
applications
lease
af
41/3
feet
from
of
ETE-n-RUN,
Tract
.in T. 52 N., R.
70H
of
on
/
View
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INC.,
Grand
102 W./in Park County, <
believed
to apply; to most of the equipmentWyoming,
adjaeenW t° the-City of Cody, for a term of 10 years ;
by ,the- principal producers of magnetic-idnk ..r..renewable,.up..to,,fl.9,,arearsy. annual- rental-.of .$7,500 plusfea^ per cent
optical character/reading equipment, :
of the, gfoss income on a graduated scale with penalty clauses perLink Aviation,-Inc. is now the Link
mlting ./cancellation
clauses
for non-payment
Division of General Precision,
of rental or non-per- ;
formance of other material Covenants of the lease by the lessor which k'
Inc,, and its President, William W. Wood, Jr., will serve as Executive
Vice-President of the Character Recognition
would require a sale of all improvements placed on the leased
property
Corp.
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Mr.
by company, the proceeds to pay expenses of sale/ amount due-lessor
Murray said that the Character Recognition Corp. which
is
and balance paid to company. All money received from sale of shares
incorporated in Delaware and will have headquarters in
Binghamton,
N. Y., intends to license other
of stock will be used principally for the construction and erection of companies under its patent rights-.
*
Character Recognition equipment is now
the buildings, drawings for which have been attached hereto. A com¬
widely used by banks to
now,being
are
manufactured
and
-•■■•■
•
,
mechanize
check-handling and
accounting operations.—V. 194,
has- wide
1054.v
p.
application
;
in
other
mahy
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General Research Corp —Securities
Offered—Pursuant
to a Dec. 12, 1961 offering circular,
Wilson, Ehli, Demos,
Bailey & Co., Billings, Mont., offered publicly, 23,599
shares of non-cumulative callable, and convertible
pre¬
ferred stock and
both
and
115,966 shares of
no
par
common
stock
at
three
$2 per share. The-securities were offered in
combinations as follows: .One share of preferred
three of
commo i at
ferred and six of
$8
common
unit; one share of pre¬
$14 per unit, and one share
per
at
of
preferred and nine of common at $20 per unit. Netproceeds will be used by the company for debt repay■;
'x
ment, sales promotion, equipment and raw materials,
salaries and other.corporate pupros.es.' v,
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BUSINESS
Montana
on
—
The
L Aug:
corporation
16,
1961,
was
for
organized
under
the
laws
of
the
"purposes,
among
others,
of
acquiring the assets of Browning Tools,' Hie.-. 'a Montana; corfibration,
and of attempting to manufacture and market the
products' formerly
produced by that company, as well as developing and/or manufactur¬
•
ing
and"/-marketing, ^various
directors,
in
the
construction
market.
Net
promoters, and
other
others.
<
-devices
.
-
acquired ;. from,
■
;
.
;
officers,
»
.
-
mitment
the
for
erection
of
the
improvements
has
been
given
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,
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,
f*
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at
$15,875
initial public
the
total
per
share^ /
The
Offered—W.
offering marjked
sale of the company's
25,350 shares
sold
were
the
—V":
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
principally
to
the
from
sale
$294 000
repay
of
of
its
the
company
25 350
shares
notes
company's
f
-DTTaTMipaa
tv,d
cigars
nf
or, n,,
BUSINESS—The
of
company
distribution
for
mi 1
2311
in
'
on,
i
18th
the
at-
St.,
United
cf_ foreign countries, principally
through
wholesale
though some sales are made directly to chain stores
/cutlets.
in
from
tion
3
for
variety
50
26:
or
3
cents
for
$1.
each
•
shapes
of
to
cents
falls 'Within
or
and
two
or
Prices
$1
each.
major
4
are
for
and
sizes.
About
price
$1,
and
determined
an<l
73%
of
categories:
those
by
retail
a
i9,006,450 216442,530
3,867,108
46,374 858
2,460,390
1,596,765
and
"1 " '
16,335,330
179,049,154
.
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1961—Month—1.960
<
49 297,737
17,376,474
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J0«1—,11 Months—1960
revenue-
1$6,570,642
Ry.
expenses
4,981,596
5,049,721
53,500,378
55,842,313
$1,589,046
$1,445,765
$17,028,911
$14,683,649
420,092
232,797
4,553,291
3,538,888
operating
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ops.
Income—
oper.
194,
ry.
2551.
p.
$6,493,486 $70,529,289
$70,525,962
-
Gulf States Utilities Co.-^Private Financing Approved
Federal Power Commission has authorized this
—The
of Beaumont*, Texas, to issue up to $204000,000
principal amount of unsecured promissory notes.
.company,
"Gulf States will issue the notes .to the Irving Trust Co.
and The Chase Manhattan
Bank, both of New York City,
Dec. '29, 1961, and Dec. 31,
on or before Decc. 31,
1962.
the notes will be the lender!s prime
from
time
1962.
All notes will mature
to
time
The interest rate
between
on
in effect at the time of each
rate
Proceeds
from
the
borrowings
State's
1962' construction
merits.
Gul*
estimates
of
States
"is
will
require
1961-64.
period
year
880,000
Kilowatts
194,
V.
engaged
the
will
borrowing/";//./
in
States
carry
other
construction
a
forward Gulf
require*
corporate
which
program
it
of $195,000,000 during .the fourto provide for the addition
exoenditure
Gulf
used =to
be
and .for
program
plans
1613.
p.
of
Ilallicrafters Co.
sales
capability
generating
at
—
during
Quarterly Report
•//;/./
and
electronics
Sales totaled
the
the
-v,
earnings
firm,
for
Robert
company's
the
period.—
this
F.
annual
—
Stock Increase
/'
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first quarter were
Halligan, President,
set b« this
reported to
meeting Dec. M9.
same
$19,283,000 for the quarter, compared to $11,683,000 for
quarter
a
'
year ago.
proposal to increas^e
shares from 3,000,000 to 5,000,000.
Stockholders.,approved a
of
will
common
the authorized number
stockholders that the Increased number of shares
would enable the company <to have a larger reservoir of stock available
for acquisitions of other companies.—V. 194, p. 2241.
Mr.
pay¬
Halligan
told
,
manu- '
number
made
ranging
the company's produc¬
cigars retailing for 25
for 35 cents each
retailing
blends, sizes
'
228,248,891
170,067,672
Ry. 'operating
Of
are
prices
-'";-
$459,000 for the quarter ended Nov.
30. 1961, as
for
the comparable - period
last year.
This is the
equivalent to 21 cents per share,'as against 16 cents a year ago.
and
distributors
alother retail
at
'
'
Earnings -were
against $356,000
the
and
The/company's principal brand, "Gold Label" cigars,
wide
a
uio*
Fla.',
Tampa,
States
debt
ry.
.operating inc._J,
.194, p. 2659. /-TV: .t>
stockholders
able> which were incurred to purchase tobacco ior" inventory.
factures
*
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Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—..
91,525 for Morton L. Annis, President and Director../
be-used
I
15,139,342
ry.
Chicago
C>
shares,
common
for
sale
for
1.761—11 Mos.—,/
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6,079 962
from
revenue
Approved—
Langley & Co., New York City, and associates, offered
publicly on Dec. 27, 116,875 shares of this firm's common
stock
used
14,045,321
expenses
operations
Net
Record
Co.:, Inc.—Common
houses "for
be
■■■■■;*:
1961—aionth—1960
^
4'-
revenue--'"20,126,283
.
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Gradiaz, Aniiis &
will
318.
p.
com-;
pany by
R.. L. Stratford & Co., of Billings, Montana for $212,570;
plus sales tax and $11,300 for seating in the building /— seating
capacity 1,300.—V. *194, p. 530.
/,/ /
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finished
of
proceeds
194,
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under
was announced by General Precision
Equipment Corp
cattle-shows, divestock sales, 'exhibitions, conventions, -indoor. sports,
James W. Murray, Chairman of the General Precision
Board, who-^ndoor -fairs,,automobile .shows,
public gatherings,.-heavy equipment;
President of the new company, said that the Character
Recog- ;iand
equipment shows. Tne company's principal place of business "
nition Corp. now owns all rights to a number of Character
Recognition
ds ln Cody- Wyoming, where a lease on Jands located adjacent to the
devices invented by Harold S. Hemstreet.
City, of Cody has. been obtained from ETE-n-RUN, INC.
These inventions, which were
/
made by Mr. Hemstreet
The //company., has
obtained.
during his employment by Link Aviation, Inc.,
Tracts
70
G and
the
east
BingxiainLon, N.-r., aate back more than a decade.
According to Richard
G. Wvephens,. patent
attorney for Character Recognition Corp 'these'-^divisionlocated
them
working, capital.—V.
-
Net
—
,
/
subsidiaries
Period End. Nov. 30—
precision. Equipment Corp.—-New/Subsidiary. •/ the laws of the.State of Delaware, to own,.flease, operate and maintain
Of' a new company— Character Recognition Corp
to /.//any^nd all facilities-and equipment necessary
essential and incidental
and
development-in optical and^magnetic reading'
^9 the efficient operation, promotion: and maintenance of horse shows,
be
■;
.
its
housing
and
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J
Falls, Wis. .filed a registration -states¬
26 covering 93,009"cOtnmon shai'es to be
price to be! supplied by amendment, through
a
Period End. Nov. 30— /.
Net
:
.
Dec,
on
mw
in.
Dec.
on
and
use
retail
'r
Net
c
;■ Mr.
will
1
and
erect
/
.
organized
was
to
company
: / ./furnish a coliseiim building.
ite-ten*.
.'*««
Sheboygan
Ry/ operating
"
:
.
used-:by
a
Inc.—Cp^h'teon Registered—
Ry. " operating
,'V;.
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Gh>be Coliseum, Inc.^-Common Offered—Pursuant to
a Nov, 9, 1961 offering circular, Northwest Investors
.be
sells
women,
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
-
/;
'
up'13%
were
and
com-
dividends,
sales
"net
•
states
45
merchandise xfor
'
-,r: ">:! /':'/1.■
Mr.
who
the
in
months
.
will
'
in
of
,.o
..
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Co.
repayment
.
for
lines
home, .Of
public sale at
company
dealers
the
for
recent Y«ars
take advantage
manufacture
custom-designed
factory-built "house packages" consisting of basic carpentry for houses
including
structural
members,
partmo,.s/ siding,
roofing,
hardware
floors, kitchen cabinets, millwork, window and ready-hung door in
pre-assembled. sections. Z These packages are sold to builders and other
:,'/■/?/;./• ■'///v-/-'''/^/^' J1'-;./j' / >./■* v
were
Dwight'P.
30,
that Pem'cb'sales' for
share/
per
such
in
^
research
sponsor
company of
the SEC
for
Milwaukee
!
first quarter of fiscal
Baltimore, which was merged
PemCo/Corp.
for
$2,118,768.
providing for
income
net
"
v/-*,.'-,.-,. >/./.
;./
profits
Nov.
the figures
were
after
proceeds
•
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2778.
p.
_
and
located
stores
priced
Lakes Homes,
with
offered
194,./
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- -Service,
Inc.,- Billings, /Mont.,--offered publicly, 300,000 '
%''U.--:Sliares of this firm's common stock at $1 per share. Net
/
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;
♦
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V"-—
in November,/and
''Excludhig.Peinco
>Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—Dec. 28, *
1961, it was. reported that this firm had sold
privately,
$2,000,000 of its 5%% capital notes due Dec 1
1981
/,//
include jesujts
Glidden
.mon
General Finance
through Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
194, p. '2550.
/; ///
V V
by-laws.—<V.
A
reported.
V equal to five cents
....
—V.
sales
Joyce pointed out'that
-*5,366,739
including
directed
-
construction.
961-
•-.
.
Great
■
Mr.
has been
program
pqpular
children and the
men t
board
..
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'General
and 'President
ended
Rico.
;
.
v.
the
granted
! as
1962
.
outstanding receivables to over
bring Its total number of offices to 318 in 33
v
x
-
*$3 916'.643
,
these, 498 of the stores are operated
on
a
self-service, basis. To provide assortments of
quality .merchandise
called for by the. increasing income levels of its customers,
the com¬
pany has added to its lines of "merchandise items ranging up to $409.
The
major portion
of its
merchandise, however, is sold at
prices
up to $5.—V. 194, P./H158.
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;
ance's
...-a"
plan .and
corporation's
1
A
Substantial -gains -.-In- 'both
>
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shopping center stores-so as to
of the suburban market. The company has added 387
January, "1956, and as of Nov. 30, 1961, an additional
assortment
men,
Electronic
:^Sales<for the.period, first.quarter of the company's 1962 fiscal year,
totaled $55,935; 160, compared Witn sales of $4<,565,986 dor .the same
period last year.
".'Net. income ,-ampunted to $1,391,729, equal to 59 cents a share, compared ,to net income -of $1,J077,092, ^equal. to.. 47 cents per share, for
the firs ■ quarter
of the 1961 fiscal .year.x /. ;v
V*'::
•%
4xw
.
the
/company in ."the-three months ended
^
wWcd Is owned by substantially the same
F°rest and operates 4n the same four states, has ; 17
So ci?n ni?n
g receivables on Aug. 31 amounting to approxi-/
f
:
'/
„
,-man
u!ife haalth and accident insurance. Its four offices
Mtehigan, Kansas.-Gtty, Missouri, .Dallas, Texas and Ft.
Flo/lda 01had„!outstanding receivables of approximately
•
option
alter
to
power
V" ;>4/•;?
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The
**■
see
•
:1
y..Genera'i'''Aqcefitah<l^j,:;/AiVd'*/l3./y^»/",'>li)Qty,y Cjhairmaii^
°/ Doty and Forest.
,
;%:>/. /;-*•
1
i
s,
pri"ciJ3aI1 business is^ the financing of mobile homes on both
and dealer
«i
retail
—V.
employes'/ stock
an
.fof
i
v
2224.
p.
Fvvr.
.
+v,Q
...the
approved
directors-the
of
Doty
and
announced
was
v
-
$3,472,559
*743,086
stores .were -under
new
wide
number of common shares to
provide stock for/ the 'acquisition.
They
J, C.' Garrett woBoard Chairman and" Wesidbrft.—V: H94
General
-$29 642
t676,345
growth
since
W.
Glass^ite stockholders *
group'
„
$1,276 251
2659.
p.
Grant Co.—Debentures Registered—
...
.
3,710,749
,
Glass-Tite' andSaegertown produce seals for .fusing /glass/ ceramics,
-
■
F:61—T1 Mos.—<1960
$4,003-,000 $44,001,000 $43,122,000
3^,973,358
40,528,44 1
44,205,357
•/principally ;to/include
.
'
2;000
company
-V •stores
1
,
or»H
"2,000
Co._.^
.
u
■ defense
Gctfeftin 'JnidcbtGdufiss,./! the ifioni*; "j.;
&
Wheat
RR.—Earnings—
$4,987;000
—
The company's
ated^urbo-machmery,;
an >aaaition vto
2,000
inventory
and
other 'working
capital
requirements,
requirements resulting .from, further store expansion.
••
spacecraft. -It-- • • • increa5'ed .'t0„Al...me»U3.ers
h
inventories andtaecounts vfaceivahle 'related to
proaucuon ^eontr^Gts.
"...
;
^
C.
J.
2,000
Walker & Sons
'Joseph
■
2,000
Inc..
Fay,
"
agreement provides
that
Glass-Tite's ^ board
be
and "that five Saegertown .nominees .be .added.
ona
L
^
5peThe/nominees are "David Cropp, Norman :E. Cunningham, Robert J.
nd'c°mPonent systems_ for military ■ and
Kennedyi ^Edwin F. -Scheetz and John C. West. These nominees Col- Z
lao?' -fPacecraff,; .together ;With .related
-lectively will "hold -slightly more than 9% of the stock to be outP10C€^ to ^rom. the debenture .-sale, ••standing, indicating ;that the resulting board of directors Will hold
f
will be used
pay short-term notes ;.ih-//; well over
20%I<
" ■%
•
I?
c
acquisitioxi.
&
& 'Co
The iproceeds. fro
mthe sale- of the sinking fund .debentures .will
.be/added to the .general funds of the company and used for ,additional
,
,'half
7'.
Stix
of 1441 Broadway, New -York -City, filed with-the
on
Dec. 28
a
registration statement covering a proposed ;public
offering of $35,000,000 sinkiixg fund .debentures due Jan..;i, J1987. The
underwriting will be managed by .Lehman Brothers.
-interest
±Li
^*^1,
SEC
ion. *
>
Turner,
period
;
after the-acquisition is-completed; ''no person or group will own
-*. :more than-10% -of the ,2.063,951 -shares (expected to be outstanding)
>.
except Indian-General Corp.
On Dec. 8, Indian General held
i- -234,723 shares, i-or .more k than 22%: ..of- ^the -stock .outstanding.
This
-
-
President.
&
■Inc.
Hooker
operating inc.__
This
and
Guerin
3,000
2,000
ry.
operations
April.
Chairman
Eppler
5,000
expenses
^Deficit.—V. .194,
shares to -be issued represents about a 49% interest in GlassSaegertowh ;has -62 stockholders, according to Ralph R. -Papitto,
tration
3,000
'-»• .21000
'iPatrick, rlnc.-v~i---
-
:
1961—Month—1960
revenue
operating
Net iTy.
266o,.-^?'-.r'^^'/fThe
'
3,"000
.
Neal & WaggonerBoenning '& -Co.
Clark, Landstreet & Kirk-
5,000
Western
Net irevenue .from
.
sales
based ..on
z~'~:—
ranging Ti-om
Rj/.
.
income
net
•
6
Tw
Wyatt,
Hough, *Inc,_i-3',000
pv
1507.
Operating
*"■;
net
higher
on
t. the
amounts
1
Stetson
Saeger-
Glass-Tite
shares,: effective ;Dec.-29.r
According to Glass-Tite's proxy statement, ^Saegertown's
shares..(Manage- ;.
\oi
class'.A and 100% of the
o^suchriatter stock being entitled to. :
owp
h0lders
:Ry.
-Class-Tile Industries, Inc.—Acquisition .Approved—
'
&
,51.0,169
Period End. Nov. 30—
man, a Vice-President, .own
to purchase an
8,000
194,
*$81,595
201,204
Cohu
'Inc.,j
8,000
& Co..,
& Co.,' ihcilk.-,
Goodbody. & Co.^_,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc. __I
$3,258,584;$3,008,455
WinSlow,
8,000
,
&'Renshaw
'Rodman
8,000
•
Shares
....
Langley & Co.2t._i:—'30,875
Grand
K.
to
Hayden, Stone & Co._I_i-w
Hemphill, Noyes Ai Co..^
■
.1961—11 Mos.—1960
$316,033
agreement the several un¬
commitment'basis, subject to the
firm
a
Blair
;
v
69,874
.vic^e?SWm.;mcSrf
underwriting
on
thereof,
Bache
v_.
•278,000 shs.
Jan.
due
$430,000
conditions
Equitable Securities
550,000 shs.;;,, ; 224,839 shs.
; ■
x/„i,v.•
-Outstanding
*1;194 Shs.
T,o\)0 shs.
tl962__
have
W.
•
23,599 shs.
,
$2Q2;100.
purchase from the'company and the
selling stockholder :the respective numbers <of shares of»common stock
set
forth
opposite their names in the Hollowing table:
"
V
Georgia & Florida RR.^Earnings-
loss.,,
v>
has
payable
March,
Reynolds & Co.,. Inc._^-
and
in
to
was.
FINANCING
750/000 shs.
Drexel• Co
-•
.
'
/:'
:
,
1931, the company
pet sales of $3,.1960 period,
con¬
like
TO 'PRESENT
$1)_
'UNDERWRITERS—In
"
■-;T<
the
$100)______
(par
(par
terms ,and
FINANCING
"
■-
<•.
<■
For
GIVING 'EFFECT
stock
stock
derwriters
PRESENT.
Oct. '31,
-
consolidated
$237,993.
Authorized
or
TO
of
7
sales-aggregated -$3,324,430 -and net income
preferred
Common
.
%
>-.
distributing
no
GIVING
/;;. Common stock ; (no
,1194,vp.- 1719.
oApcii^«nire ;
• r ;^ ^
-
,
ten- months ended
subsidiary "had
income
CAPITALIZATION
the combined t
^operated at
a
depreciation
meVcomnanv
•
.
net
solidated net
6%
_
the
wholly-owned
495,395 .and
.
CAPITALIZATION
its
and
carry
Main
marketing facilities
at
present. A large part ot the-(proceeds.,of this offering is to be used
to
develop and/or,, manufacture and market items which have not
heen tested as to -market acceptance on a price and quality basis.
proper-*
for :
company has no control.'
certain
estate
that
states
• whien -u3
'n^«'""iuvuive
t-ie
the company
will operate at
upon
the
real
59
of
properties. The .prospectus
'the
ox
-taking
leasehold
cash.
some
grqups
properties
after
in
-
3203
it
213
/,,_
Tools, Inc.
,
.
.mortgage iiinancing and refinance >•*.*>..«.:
through the sale, or^exchange o* shares of Ats-class A stock. >
<.»'-?.'■>
Tnrough-a majority .owned
subsidiary., it .is "also, .engaged in the. .in- • - -Preferred.. .stock- .ino
fcurance agency business.
The
company at
Oct.: 31, ♦1961
ties
at
•
••
_
and
leased,..and
is' 'located
During its operation, Browning
had acquired liabilities
in "excess of its current~asSets and at the time the assets were acquired
hy 'the issuer, the" volume of its sales had declined to practically
*<•'
,
■
'
r
'
-
_
actions^ falling within" <-«the provisions -of .Federal, "state and local
financed
.'
iinanced n|wreihn,nigf«t0 h°using: Such activities have in general,.been
by short-term borrowing.?,
Jng
is .located .at
plantain' which
the
and
activities
.„rr>redm-pc
<
at
owning,
.
may
-
'
on
"Without
and
^
•
businesses.
or
shares
market
1
1
-
Montana,
manufacturing
on
'Livingston, Montana,'-.the former ibusiness, location of Browning Tools,
Inc ^ The corp0ratton "Intends, •*in -addition to continuing the manufacturing of products 'formerly- produced by Browning Tools, Inc.,. to
con- v devote considerable-time to-'salesmanship .and otner merchandising
«
r
acquisition
ana-the
the
Billings,
North.
;
~
x
i
•
"(7)'
.The -.corporation's -.business- -offiqe
.f.
„
;
•
^crk, ;iiled a registration
.
i!
the
sold ;later
prices.
«
'
.
for
loi
by
a
£>
rw
9^nnon
urn
be
The .Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
Rtnnl
f'-io ,C0Vfmh
01 c
s
-time rtii*?no'^h« 1
1®**
offered .by the company...
rl
thf tL0 "nf y,
pvI?es related to the .cpr-
stock " Of-surh
rent-market
6121..
Corp.—Class A Registered
At
teon
.k
J7
'
v,','
mrhr.roHnn
statement
from
Number
packaging. *-
Haltone
Rental
Corp.—Files With
SEC-
„
18, 1961 refiled a "Reg. A" covering 150*000
to be offered at $2, through B. G. Harris
" ' 1 / '
1
•
' *'*
{
V ' "
' '
/ Proceeds are to be used for inventory, equipment, advertising and
leasehold Improvements.
■
Haltone of
350 Seventh
Ave., N.
Y. Is engaged in the rental of
The
corporation
common
& rCO
hire
shares
InC
and
fur
N.
on
Dec.
(par 10c)
Y.-'. *:'T
imrments..—V.
194.
D.
1614.
.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(8)
Harnischfeger/ President, announced.
•
1960,
in
Harnischfeger said.
Mr.
r
;
•.
,
ing,
time
:
homes.—V.
prefabricated
and
194,
1055.
p.
.
.
■/.•;■•/*
'■%!%^/%;
the
the
of
stock
common
corporation.—V.
194, p.
Y
.
,
.
from
revenue
ry.-
-
2334.M-r:^
Jqa T
rut, p.
"J " 11-j" v
-if-.-1'-;
and
.
.
wail covering
u
* A
; message, Vo" shareholders,;Kim* President Arthur 'M'., Wishavt
traced" .the 'iiscal 1-961 ."Jogs to >nyi)bal,anceji productive' capacity" and *
,
..
wtr.nltv. 'the 'ainss ' enntninef " fnriu«'ti-v:
■if
:
resulting
with
make-ready >-and " start-up-,costs at the- company's
Georgia'^piarit-as ^another. major contributing factor;:
new;-Atlantd';
inn
1962
......
1
41 :
47,774,097
1
^
p.
v
45,552,456
t*i 2'ii 2*JS
■'
\'A 2
r
K',t-■.,..
j
future
"'% %
years.
l.
'
-
..
_
^
'
and
T«v<, * • • •.•Pi.v,*j,•
L%i'VP. 'v.indication of an
f'
Looking
Dl>
S3, id thCTC Is SOlllC iildiCfittiO
balance
• >■ improvenjdnt- inthe glass container " marliet/wlth a; better
i
between supply and deinahd^rbducing"?firiner -prices and improved
prices
Dl6
/t)
~
CnmrnAn
r<A«.n
company
55r27.
os
,
.
-
K
-f
to
are
be
supplied byvamendment,
•
'/
r
J
_
^
.
Of'Governors
Board
Tne
of
-the
New
—'
-—---•--»
■
■
—
--
..
..
.
,j.
■(.-.i,Mu,vuvi
.
,
York; Stock .Exchange has
stock. It is expected
under the, symbol "LFE."
common,
1962
-
'
h
a
^
Co.
floor
This
adnesives.
,
-
s
company
has announced the acquisition of lino-Paste
Plastic cement Corp., Cnicago affiliated manuiacture^s
of
and
„
n.
•
PatficfoiiD/1;
' ' profits. ,Knox management, he added, has projected: an Inc
projectedIncrease, in
during* fiscal:: 1962kcnnsiderabl
r %";■ thefdemaftd'"fofr^its"' product
-ir therdemaftd'-.foT^^its'
during" fiscal:.1962 .;cpnsidera|jly higher
Dryden, Neyr York,- filed a;'
than the 5^2% increase anticipated for, the glass;,container industry-;
South Street
400,000 shares of;J.- ht-Jai'ge.—V. i04, p; 849; ..^-k . f r,> * V- "V
registration .with -the SEC 'on -Dec.- 22!- covering
I
•
.
ic
common
tnrough-underwriters
stock,
to be offered for public sale
^
"'^v' ;V.; *
r": "NT XT' O TP T ir<i-inrf
Fforinn'
r\vi/>o
ohH
iltlfioPtl/piHno '• 7
I? 1
Ym
neaded by Burnham & Co. The public offering price and underwriting
Laboratory For Electronics Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
^This
-—t.
*>
Oited-'aubStahtiaiv
mc--- .>1'0^'y-88 , ,,1'->a^4db
Inc.—Acquisitions—
Curtis Industries,
*.
-Independent Teiepnqne ,Corp.^Gpm^qn ^Re^l$te!e(i.
-v^-/
*.•
terms
Heiex&e
-S&,
■
-.-..-market*'demand
1961—11 Mos:—rl960
4,547.849
...4,693,178
nnprotino
rv
—V
1277.
. The
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York City, has been appointed
registrar lor the series !, 5% cumulative preferred of the corporation.
194, p.
j
;
—V.
t/.
-
21
17
-
operations
Net
Electric Co., Ltd.—Appointment-
Hawaiian
_
1961—Month—1960
ToiimWAnn
.
*
d primarily fqr the purchai£0m
pf-.-such, proceeds may,, fro
used
be
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry. operating' expenses
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been appointed sole registrar
for
;
,
,.
,
'
^
(Guy P.) Harvey & Son Corp.—Appointment—
a
Illinois Central RE.—Earnings-^
Net
•
time,;
to
Period End. Nov. 30—-r
.
engines,
,
Dahsker is President
.
diesel
{financing; investing
the deoent.uf
eg^sale will^ be1
from
have
in
above
glass .containers-shipped, the company's; sales volume rose 5.7%
the. previous i yearns level.
;
,
,mortgage^ notes and bonds, although pait.
pointed
sales
to 1970. The offering willf be, made, by
units; at ,100% of principal amount.
....
out that this is the fourth year out of the past five
exceeded $80 million in the face of adverse; business
the industries, served.
^
Harnischfeger Corp. manufactures the P&H line of heavy equipfor
construction and
mining industries. The Milwaukee firm
makes cranes and hoists for industrial use;
welding machines,
He
that
conditions
1966
company
New York
in
.
contract
from
due
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
(formerly. Invesco Collateral Corp,) .was - organized • - The /.company/;sustained. a loss, of $647,818, prior to" adjustment for
under
law in' June, I960, It?./primary business is, that, of
federal Income tax carry-back. After deduction of an estimated inco_me
s.
' naxv canywback of $360,000;
the foss'amduhte^ to, $287,816? equal-to
purchasing, investing'in. and-, selling reap estate mortgages. It»is
fVnrlr
'io
r>kv.
'
J
.v.il
(^noiYio
'-.wholly owned subsidiary of* investors Funding Corp, of New 'York, k
- 36 "cents p'er %>hkre;ot: capit&l stock-, ^his" compares ;:With het income.
publicly held company engaged in the business of purchasing, developip ' of $884,635,- or1'$1.16 jper;. shere, earped in fiscal I960-. c. '
The
,
vf
The heavy equipment ifi*?n reported net income rose to
$1,701,348
or
SI 64 per common share in fiscal 1961, compared with $1,206,259
or
$137 earned in 1960. This represents a rise in per share earnings of more than 19% after payment of preferred dividends:
The rise in net income was in „the face, of a decline in shipments
from $85,691,652. in fiscal 1960 to $80,253,330 in 1961. The reduced
shipments are largely attributed to completion of a large military
1961, Tienry
31,
series
management officials in $1,000
in the fiscal year ended Oct.
net income rose 41%
company's
$300,000
Report—
Harnischfeger Corp.—Annual
The
.
.
.
held
outstanding
shales
common
financial, management and other services to its subsidiary telebv scme 17 000 stockholders.-r-V
194
o
956.
V
'
operating ■■companies ■. and such other telephone' operating" com-. ":;y^ (1.
; rl;• -■■,; :•■yy;; ;v''*;■ yr'^V.rZ 'Ii':'■■■'•■■
complementary to our
panies as may contract for tnem. The net proceeds from tne stock ; *
" e;v Mrvri+Vic' Ponnrf
; t '/ ',
= :
!■ ' r
■
commercial home repair products fields."
sale Will be applied to the- repayment of $1,786,000 of outstanding
15
-iviviiiinb -aeiiui L ■
.'
■
He said that Helene Curtis' home products division has lines of :: bank loans incurred in connection with the company's recent aequisiGross Income of $29,678,000 for the six months ended Oct.-27, 1961,
caulking and glazing compounds, sealants and other adhesives.
;
(
tions.
Of the • balance of'such proceeds, approximately
$500,000 will '
wa^ reported by the company. Indluded-.In this figure are sales during
.Sales of cie acquired companies, Mr. Gidwitz said,r are "about $1.5 ;
be invested-in
or
advanced to subsidiaries/., to be used by them in
the same period for Tracerlab, Inc., which was merged into LFE on
million'' a year. He said tne purchase was for 9,935 shgres of Helene, *v
purchasing the assets of operating companies. Any palamce may-beOct. 30, 1961."' "
"v"
■
• .■'
%
Curtis stock and other considerations which brought total cost to t
temporarily advanced froni time" to -time to system companies." ,'
Net income, including a ."Special eredit for/ Federal income tax reoucmore
than $500,000.—V. 194, p. 1947.
t_
<n^AWi-A'/inAoe .nrf
cfnnir
the
r»r.m
"
tion arising"irom prior losses of Tracerlab, was $516,000 .equal to $0.40
.'These
products,"
........
ing,
.
Curtis President .Willard Gidwitz said,
present lines in, the ao-it-yourself; and
Helene
"are
•
,
phone
t
,
.
..
.
(
,
„
.
,
.
,
K**
nanv
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—^Proposed
Directors
have
proposed
management
be
paid
In
outstanding stock
on
last
the
March, June
annual
an
several
years,
September, and
and
total
of
said
dividend
late
in
consideraiton
no
policy at the board meeting.
mon
cents
25
dividend of 55
year-end
a
paid
each
Directors
January.—V.
to
are
194,
given to
was
This
consider
the
1720.
p.
coriioration
com¬
-
Splendor Mining Co.
SEC Approves Atlas
—
'
;
Stock Tender Offer—
Atlas
See
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
194,
2659.
p.
"Qhnrp v
of
S. LaSalle St.,
208
1 298 080
has
$408,000 (equal
of
shares
common
presently has ..1,298,080 snares 01 coiiiinon
,
•.
-
nrpwntlv
According to Henry W. Harding, LFE President, "Since we are treating
lucigtJl
H
the lu^-igei as a JJUUlillg ox lnteresca,' these cai uuigo .include Tracerlab
pooling U1 lUbci cobS* Wicoo earnings mwuuv.. i
• •
••
- the b
full six-month period. -•
The special credit was available only as
a result of the merger."—V. 194, p. 956.
;
"
4
tpr1
for
Chicago,
,
Lafayetie Radio Electronics ;Corp.--Quarterly Report
the
At
troriics
meeting of stockholders for
Abraham Pletman,
president,
annual
Corp1.,
Radio Elecannounced, sales a/id
Lafayette
earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 1961 ending Sept. 30.
Net sales were $5,034,818 for the 1961 first quarter compared
with
,
is
$4,326,920 for the same period in 1960. Net earnings were $150,657
Small
or 14:4c a share in
1961 as compared with $144,923, or 14.1c a share,
Business Investment Act of 1953 and is also registered under. the Infor the first quarter of 1960. There were 1,045,750 shares outstanding,
vestment Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end, non-diversified, manon gpetember
30, 1961, compared with 1,025,000 as of September 30,
agement investment company. Net proceeds from the stock sale, to- .
^ggo. •
'
■->;. - • : • ,L."-/.% C'1
gether
with other
funds,
will
be used to
finance
the
company's
Lafayette Radio, one of the nation's largest electronic distributors
activities of providing equity c.rpical, long-term funds and consulting .
.and kit manufacturers, sells through a chain of wholly-owned retail
and advisory
services to small. business concerns. The coinpaflfiy has
stores;" associate stores and by
mail order catalog throughout the
outstanding 27,136 shares of common stock (sold at $13.50 per snare), •
country.—V. 194; p; 1278..%-•■"•'■".■■:■ ; '"':■
%%% ■
of which management officials 'as* a:g^'oup.own 54%t Gerard Gi Specht; ;
•;,■
;■ ■ ■) - - ' ...
■"%
Organized
Hidden
r»pr
.
in
dividend
next
71
)r
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 26 covering ooO.OOO shares of coi%mon stock, to
be offered for- public sale at .-$15 per share. The ofxer-,
ing will be made on an all or none basis through underwriters headed
by A. C. Allyn & Co., which will receive a $1.50 per share commission
A 4 cent per share finder's fee will be paid by the underwriters from
their commission to Chas. H. Eldreage.,
cents for
a
-ri
i
j
Industry Capital Corp.—Common Registered—
$1.30.
Hercules spokesman
A
alter the split.
Hercules Powder
<tn
t
*
Net income before the special credit was
«^are).
Per
wniph
^
.
President.—V;
is
split of the common stock, sub¬
ject to approval ol stockholders at the annual meeting March 20.
The company, a producer of explosives, plastics and solid
fuel propellants for missiles, had no comment on what cash dividends would
;
Llmln
nf
outstanding.-,.817*537 .sjiaies
of cotnmon
stock, of. WniCil
officials as a group 'own 6.12%
William B. Harrison
194, p, 1277.
'
has
pany
Stock Split-
2-for-l
a
,
licensed
as
under
Illinois law
in October
1931,
business investment company
.
small
a
the
company
the
under
.
.
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Share Exchange Plan—
,
'this dd'ihpany of 910 East
JC
,
statement
138
the' SEC-'-on
with
St.,
Dec.
New
filed
York,
registartion
a
26
covering 2,243,520 - shares of
•
proposed to Oiier such stock to ::
holders of the cofnpafby'is class ~A shkrei, $2.50 par value, at the rate *
stock,
common
I'l ;:"*
five
of
mission
:
dealers,
class
to
share.
A
Tne
certain
conditions,
obtaining deposits of
a
25
cent
com-
respectively. Joseph L.
190,
Hooker
Directors
solidation
-
,
,
-
Auer is
President
and
Board
this
corporation
Parker
with
Rust
company, have been located in the
in. Yorktown since September.
An
ployees,
The
directors
The
of
Parker
for
the
approved
consolidation
proposed
corporations
agreement
will be presented
consideration in
their
to
were
Dec.
Thomas J. Watson Research Center
additional- group of. about 800 em- v.'
of
.
*
Net
based
the
of
.year
194,
$307,000, e^ual to$0*.26 per :
average of
1,171,915. shares outstanding, which.
net loss or $15,000, equal to $.01 per snare based on
1,105,605 shares outstanding in the same period a ?
for
with
a
of
average
the 1961
quarter were
the
on
.
ago.
For
.
tne
nine
months
through
Oct.
31,
shares
company reported substantial gains in sales, and net earnings
the six months ended Nov. 30, 1961 the first half of the
company^
1962 fiscal year.
Net earnings
;
•
were
16%
up
from
the
;;;
For
the
first
half
the
of
1961
fiscal
earnings were $475,942
equal to 56 cents a common share, on sales of $3,883,000.
The gain in both sales and earnings was
substantially attributable
to mail order operations, inasmuch as distribution in
supermarkets
and variety chain stores did not move out of the test
stage until
approximately Sept. 1, 1961,
Herbert Brody,
President,
noted.
Mr.
Brody said, "Expanding distribution in supermarkets and variety chain
,
„
of
stores
Hudson
distribution
1961,
and
month,
and
of
Daily Vitamins
Perx,
a
chewable
contemplated
should
result
in
contribution
some
an
to
of
appreciable
third
a
increase
product
in
within
consolidated
one
sales
Hupp
fipe
1960,
Don
Present
the
$1
*
forecast
i
'
to
set
^ue ^leveiand» producer
earlier
i
•
million
~
i
j
the
Corp.
Oct.
-1??? the
Previous record
'
to
shares
$82
he
million
exchanged
for
assets
were
share,
a
in
of
1959
on
with
4,334,134 shares
The
.
agent
«n.„,
—V.
Midland
'
194, p.
for
Trust
xu.bbb
earnings/of V
outstanding.
$76,352,334.
This
of
of
New
class
warrants to, purchase class
company of, 6?0
with the S*C
subordinated
Fifth
on
Ave.,
Dec. ,22
.debentures,
oil
cants
wh
Forces,
It
$.13
York
A,
share
like
the
in
n,wJb.
rIso
iiiio
-of
Wo««
K.v
Srtt
^electronic
in&nuf&ctures
«i
pre-production models, for new equipment Tor- 'thA
radar sirriulato'rs" used in flight training programs,, to <
LaMura^^^e^rw^easur^'C^n^°F^Vl^^^eatPra^SiVl^
has
n.3n.AS
Ry.
eacn.
tllj
r-1
oou.nein Ky
steel -re-enforced
i
^
AAmVihiitf '
Concrete
recently
has
^
^
^.i
of
and
rt5Suresnd
structures,
saniuary
thp
toe
mi,„nnl-..
iri
t^e
>•
V#T« nrSm wiii^^
p™y
Of
Qrders for such shelteis or .play .sculpture stiuctui s>-.
xne
and fivet
the
fall-out shelter market
acfimo
the
'Stionfto^ceTtai^Jnde^^
•
fall-out
adv&See
the
.
net
..
operating
,
expenses
;v
revenue
from
:■
ry.
•' I Sale/of, new" shares., to .the public at:$3>50 per share will result •
la61r—-H Mos.—1960increase of the, book value of stock, now outsatnding from 29
.
.
—
■
,
,
,
ry.
Knox
*
.
v.
:
V
■
790
.
of
$20,730.28.
i,
:.'/.
+
..
■,.,
,.
'„■'
'
.¥t,
"...
r
;"./
for-tbej fiscal .year'ending/September 30, 1961, of $44,953.-
rcpoi'ted in,/the-company.'s-annual-report recently-mailed to
This ' compares ..with'1 net., sales' of - $44,318,621during,
an increase
of $635,169% Measured in total grossage of
1960,
Ry.
.
-
Ry.
;
'
■
Net
operating.-inc:—
194, p. iboJ.
-ry.
:
.
2,172,433
2 277,571
197,582
.209,081
expenses
Net: revenue from ry.
.^operations
—rv,
;
operating: revenue^c.
operating
,
196lZ_A4Anth-—: 1
Mcs —^i960
$328,438
-$2*6;C8V' $2,157 167 > $2 043,802
Period End; Nov-. 30<—
,
sales,
are
cents
.$1.51 per share and a, correspondii)g dilution of $1.99 .per
share in1 book value of-stock purchased by the, public: The prospectus
indicates that the'company suffered net lcsses ,for the year ended
Dec. 31, 1960 of $43,981.88, and for the 10 months ended Oct. 31. 1931
/-;V:Eehig^-.i|K:Hiidis6Q>/Rlver Ry.—Earning:—
..
Glas$; Inc.—^Reports tiOS? for Fiscal Year—
shareholdeis.
fiscal
;
in • an
/to about
.
,
The company has reported a net loss from.its fiscal 1961 operations,
in the face of the largest volume-Of-,'sales in 'company history. -1
*-
2,008 shares then outstanding), of which Anthony N. Lembo, President,
-.and Michael J. Lembo, .Vice-President, own.75%, and 25%respectively.
v
$1,458,979.. $1^26.819 $15,601,299 $15,816,261
operating inc—*
665,630
533,289
6,377,181
61555,'734
194, p. 2660.
Net
such shares werpl issued in/exchange for the
,
class '
corporation.
has outstanding
y 125,500, Sharesvof^^c^^
96I-^Moht%4-l960
$3;'6£9»l'3i $3,223,140 $38,493^411 $39,531,048 "
2470,152-v. 1,993,321' 22,892,112- 23,714,737
;3
,
operating revenue.,^
—V.
appointed
400,000 shares
A shares of the
utilities
entered
•^-•Eqrn,iqgS-i~
—-r—•:
Net
been
(
corporation of 2529 Washington Blvd.,
company
LaM
snaies
operations
New York-, filed a
registration
covering $1^596 009 of* 10% reg'soffered T
for public sale in five
to- be
a
of
■
Ry.
IPC Collateral
Corp.—Debentures Registered-—
tercd
States
xv>of:
'aSph
Armed
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
2659.
statement
ctotM
'
570,000 shares
to
1 t!bJfiS
■fSfShares1prQpose ^o/seli. about
Hercules
in the■ fourth quarter but the
forecast," Mr. Gearheart said.—
than
Co.
equal
shares
173,500
Packaging Corp.—Appointment—
Marine
transfer
$141,000,
acquire--a
Net
Hygrade
nrncnonfKc
construction
Anthony
e.had .foreseen significant gains
-
:
v
purposes.
In addition
:
equipment,
to »$83 million, with.,
reported sales of $69,397,012 and
cents
of
'
; ■
19
1961,"
share on 5,359,463 shares outstanding.
a
2,
sales
of
range
has-, been .even...'greater
194, p. 1614.
surge
V.
a
862,500
company
$1,011,698, equal
,
in
added.
of heating and air-conditioning
qbout 10 cents
This-includes
Motors
sales
record :in
a
This
Registered—
.facilities,:
•
.
$86
nrvio
manufacture of
•
point to 1961 net income after- taxes of slightly
million, or around 15 cents a common share, after
preferred dividend requirements," Mr. uearheart said.
"Sales should
surpass
loss
a
"o^nnn^ie
s earuiIiSs for 1961 wiU equal or slightly exceed those
Gearheart, President, told directors.
'
H.
indicators
than
Lee Fashions, Inc.—Common
control devices for industry..1- The; ue.t proceeds from, the company's" sale
of additional' stock will bh used to' WM arid equip
'pilot shop for',;
...
more
with
forrnStSrt
united
Corp.—Earnings Forecasts—
T^«ci>mJ?any
v1''
■;
$108,-
Interstate's sales were
a#!
-
,
*
owns
propose
««
,
for
others
owned.
.•
..
i;'
net
earnings for the fiscal year.
;
"We look for continued sales and earnings growth by way of mail
order, supermarket and variety chain store expansion into our 1963
fiscal year," he also stated.—V.
194, p. 1384.
4
;:
-
.
-
year,
into approximately 25 states, initial
multiple vitamin tablet, in December,
introduction
company,
Two
sell all such shares, United North Atlantic
president and a director are also directors of
45,462 shares and proposes to sell 22,731 shares,
to sell and aggregate of 14,733 of 18,027 shares
to
whose
^
ago,
-
iijuiuwi>
proposes
Ltd.,
•
the
comparable figures
a
year
while sales showed a 5% gain.
:
Earnings of $551,486 were equal to 65 cents per share on the 843,750
shaies of common scock outstanding. First half sales were $4,078,000.
principally in the manufacture and sale
•originally used exclusively for pumping well
Baltimore, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the .SEC on Dec. 27 covering 166,667 common
1960 period.—V. 194, p. 2220.
"/';„V.:
shares to be offered at a price to be supplied by amendment, through
underwriters headed by Gwifrey, Hamilton & Co. and Penzell & Co.
Joanell Laboratories, Inc.—Common Registered—
The corporation imporfsiow-priced ladies' scarfs and blouses from
Japan and Hong Kong for sale to supermarkets,
This company of 102 Dorsa Ave., Livingston, N. J., filed a registra¬
at wholesale levels
tion statement with the SEC on Dec. 21 covering
114,500 shares of ;
through independent distributors and airectlv. Net proceeds are to be
common
stock, of which 82,500 shares are to be offered for public/ 'used lor debt repayment and working capital.
sale by the company and 32,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by
'
:
'
the holders thereof.
The offering will be made on. an all or .none .
Lembo Corp.—Common Registered-^—
basis by Searight, Ahalt & O'Connor, Inc.
The public offering price
^
w
,
e.
wtmtlnirfhn
Rtntion
L
I
and underwriting terms are :to be supplied by amendment.
The state^
v
I paiy ••
cvp
tw
91
ment also includes
(1) 12,000 outstanding shares to be sold by the
Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 2! c
g
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50
selling stockholders to the underwriters at 10 cents per share together
per share.
The offering will be made on a best efforts all or none
with 6,000 outstanding shares to Harold A. Lerman, at a like price,
as a finder's fee,, and r(2)
17,000 .qqtstanding shares Underiying a'warSnmi'n ^nr'
rant to be sold to the underwriter by the. selling stockholders at $.001
pei shaie commission and $20,0006-yearexpenses. The statement also
for
includes 22,500 shares underlying
warrants sold to the under¬
per warrant share, exereisabie at 79/c'ents per/share, and 6,000 out
writer at 1 cent each, exercisable at 50 cents per share,
and 2,000
standing shares, underlying a, like warrant to b.e sold to the finder
shares underlying like warrants sold to George. Rossman. ^A $4,000
The /company is:'principally' engagejd in t.ie ■ development of simu¬
finder's fee is also ^ payable to Rcssman.
lated, weapons training devices,^ contracting for the prpduction of such
HT Vio "vwmoiWol
kiioin/tbc
.fVin
fhn
devices and, in some listancte. manufaeturtng them at its, own faciliThe
compared
The
for
v
r;
pumps-
recently
end
Securities,
.
compared with $72,744,000, an increase of more than 48%.
Net earnings for the nine months were $382,060, equal to $.32 a share
Report—
Weedon &
are ; to be
4'%/-
engaged
is
turbine
-
^
earnings
share
092,000
Hudson Vitamin Products, Inc.—Six Months'
and
high of $41,
quarter last
compares
1962.—V.
sale by the
used in surface water intakes,-; filtration plants,
industrial- process- water pumping, -and in moving many fluids other
than water. In addition to said pumps, the company markets a line
of domestic
water system equipment manufactured by a 52'/
owned
subsidiary. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 337,836 shares of capital" stock, of which International Water
for the quarter which ended Ootober 31, 1961
40% over the same period a year ago, it was
than
amendment. " \
company
vertical
water
buildli)g at 590 Madison Ave. in Man- V
company
better
by
up
reported
19.
the stockholders
March
The
Stores, Inc.—Quarterly Report
Department
Sales of this
Merger—
approved an agreement of con¬
Co. of Detroit, Mich., whereby the
1842.
p.
located in- the IBM
now
: supplied -by
personnel, including officers of the
hattan, will join'; them in the move to the ,new site.—.V. 194, p. 1720,- -
company will issue %
of a share of common stock for each Of the
outstanding shares of Parker, and in addition one shai-e of a new
5%
preferred stock, $100 stated value, of Hooker for each 20 shares
of outstanding stock
of Parker.
both
Relocate
Corp.—To
Chairman.
have
Proof
Registered
V v''"~ *' Layne: & Bowl^f Putrip Coi^r-Gapital Stock■■
^
Machines
About 200 headquarters
Interstate
Chemical Corp.—Proposedof
of T963.
ter
51.
p.
"
■
.
,
and wood-finishing plants. In addition to certain
indebted- '
the. company has outstanding 480,214 common and 448,704 class
shares, of which management officials'as a group own 1.57% and
7.81%,
,
^
'
I
• • ' •standing snares of- capital "stock, to be offexaed for public
The corporation has announced that it will move its corporate headholders thereof through underwriters headed by Crowell,
quarters to a permanent location in Armonk, N. Y.,' in the second quar- . '- Co; 'T^hei' public offering- price- and underwriting
terms
ness,
—V.
.
Business
Headquarters——
sawmills
A
-
t
^
J
...
for
';; ■:
International
A share for
such shares for
W:"
manufactures printing presses and related equipment,
printing the laiger newspapers and magazines, and.
saws,
cutterheads and accessories, mainly for use in
produces
President.
is
will pay
company
company
primarily
also
subject
is
It
.
class
per
exchange.
The
value;
par
shares for each
common
securities
to
$1
•
-$33,592.
-r.-$119,357
;•
.27,605
,
•„
4,051
--
$379593
92,450:
.
.,$771,332
.
-
;
62,398
Volume
\ The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6121
Number
195
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—•
Ry.
operating
Ry.
operating
expenses
company,
record
increases
..fiscal
Net
;
from
revenue
operations.
Net
ry.
$402,506
.
$521,760
$1,655,232
$4,338,592
156,184
_u.__
122,708
6,012,306
3,028,868
operating deficit
194, p. 2660.
;•
ry.
—v:
•.
tion
The
Industries,
goula,
.
William
'
Jnc.^j-Acquisition—
•
1-"'.•"• *»'• '
"
i,
r
sales
rate
pf more
Corporation Commissioner.
/
.
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry,.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960'
Period End. N6v. 30—
•
Ry.
Ry.
$2,008,722
1,282,824
revenue-!.
operating
operating
expenses
;
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Net
IV}
from
revenue
operations' !!!!——/
ry. operating inc.
Net
'
—V.
194,
/ - ;1.
2552./
p.
'
'$535,380 * $7,302,576
231,524
2,043,156
'
,
218,407
/':// /;>
VVV/.'V /•''
^
This
of
company
York
Brook: Ave.,. New
1074
with
statement
the
SEC
,
'•
expenses.
'The
ing
is
company
assembling
filed
.
a
registra¬
120,000
common
Pursuant to
will
lows:
in
-
•
BUSINESS—The company
the
Offered—
cludes
'and
,
reservoirs,
aqueducts,
conditioning
undertakes
■conduits
and
related
work
Water
the
field
of
flood
of
channels,
Warrants
—V.
i
i
Operations
conducted
in
such
:
value
the
to
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
in¬
Class
B
note
Unsecured
United
p.
Macco
This
The
■'«:
registration
convertible
headed
statement with
to
the SEC
Dec.
due
21
1977
three
For
The
company
was
consolidate
struction
and
all
and
assets
organized
the
real
contracting
the
of
real
under
estate
California
company.
estate
law
of
acquired
It
division
of
in
shares
September
Macco
all
Macco
Corp.,"
of
the
Corp.,
a
overall
of
,-
which
has
it
of
such
to
$23,000.
acquired
bentures,
the
In
now
net
and
or
to
shares
to be
certain
of
acquired,
and for
indebtedness,
stock,
common
of
banks
all
the
of
owns
-
is
President. --'
•-
.
v.
■
•
will
with
the
the
"Eagle."; Its
products
in 24 plants
193,
p.
City
real
residential
J
and Harold D.
all
owns
2,000
20 covering
to
are
be
filed
Y.,
registration
a
103,000 shares
offered
for
of
common
public
sale by the
being outstanding stock, by the holders
price and underwriting terms are to be
L.
F.
Rothschild
in
the
retail
&
is
Co.
listed
the
as
sale
of
furniture,
prin¬
major
ap¬
D.
137,624
own
Michaels,
shares
President,
sell
to
propose
(44.6%).
and
19,188
Of
Robert
shares
Humphrey Michaels, Jr., 11,83/5 shares;
Humphrey Michaels, 32,192 shares.
the
stock
Michaels,
each;
trustees
.
being
Executive
the
trustees under
and
under
the
be
were included in
the multi-million dollar
are: .©oyle, Inc.; tpoyle Packing Co., Inc., of Illinois;
Doyle
Packing Co., Inc., of Missouri; and the trademarks and copyrights of
the Doyle Packing Co., a partnership.
supplied
of
77.5%
own
the
matches
under
the
of
names
of
Mideast
>
in
to
to
used
be
the
Mideast
name
states
13
shares
$6.75;
are
of
Aluminum
corporation
common
the
for
of
U.
19,
to
$2)
(par
public,
aluminum
^
$7.50.
..
Ry.
extrusions.—V.
Bank of New York has been appointed
stock of the corporation.—V. 194,; p. 2226.
"Reg.
a
A"
192,
p.
210.
/
is
To
involved.
in
—V.
from
revenue
are
production
,
.
;*t-
.
.
'.1961—11 Mos.—1960
]
290,155
$4,734,717
.-3;i21,612
$150,392
$1,613,105
$1,801,438
73,419
701,184
814,307
'
ry.
$5,005,379
•
3^203,941
■
.
2552.
p.
the
v
: $440,547
253,943
:
/
operating inc
194,
40,000
stockholders,
Proceeds
94,842
expenses
operations
ry.
its
$204,861
operating
Net
$458,804
covering
follows:
as
1961—Month—,1960
operating-revenue__
Ry.
Corp.—Appointment—
filed
offered
underwriting
general corporate purposes.
S.
130, Dayton, N. J. is engaged
Period End. Nov. 30—
•
.
1981
be
No
Missouri-Illinois RR.;—Earnings—
within
1902."
the largest independent manu¬
of
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Dec.
on
"Sweet¬
by
one
and packers of pet food in the United
States, marketing
products in 40 of the 48 continental States.—V. 194, p. 2227.
The
manufactured
located
Doyle Corporate Group is
facturers
certain
Shapiro
company's com¬
book
Corp.—Acquisition—
purchases
whole
to
cones
are
its
negotiating
257-unit
new
^ Affiliated firms which
City,, will
account
will, continue
Match,", its
containers under
Dec.
on
engaged
is
officials
*
Missouri Pacific
of
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1961—Month—1960
s
Ry.
operating
Ry.
24,680,044
expenses
17,829,607
Net
from
revenue
$
s
24,525,932 265,572,477 274,478,579
18,646,237 195,952,23 9 210,160,715
1960.
months
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$
revenue—
operating
ry.
operations
5,879,695
69,620,23 8
64,317,864
ry.
2,444,626
29,181,630
28,957,017
Net
—V.
—6,850,437
operating inc.—
2,884,075
194, p. 2553.
sales
year
and
volume
activity has not picked up
slow
improvement
moderate
to
"reflects
1960
over
in any previous
advances
early part
of
in
in
business
retail
gained
as
rapidly
as
conditions
sales
1962."—V.
year.
from
192,
in
p,
the
Monmouth
Mr. May
new
The
stores;
anticipated.
should,
fourth
of
period
the
Monon
quarter
798,
land
sale
and
operating
Ry.
for the first three months ended Oct. 31, 1961,
compared with $17,359,000 for the corresponding
Joe Weinstein, Chairman, announced.
1960,
Mr.
Weinstein
record
noted
that,
the
for
sales
Net
;
Net
the
Spectrum,
Inc.—Common
1960,
under
the
name
was
amended
Measurements
to
revenue
ry.
has
engaged
since
its
microwave standards. The company is located in a
laboratory, designed specifically for the purstandardizing,
calibrating
and "repairing
electronic
test
equipment.
\ ■
•
'
The
company
al6o maintains a "secondary standards laboratory"
air-conditioned
of'
,
which
has
1961—Month—1960
appointed
p.
2661.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$1,596,219
$16,185,572 $17,088,615
1,293,592
1,357,738
14,220,424^14,994,466
$306,679
$238,481
75,472
54,787
been
used
for
United
..
States
Government
projects.
This
from
ry.
—
operating inc.—
for
markets.
at
194,
p.
of
a
the
$1,965,148
*257,517
$2,094,149
*208,148
2553.
broad
line
of
extruded
plastic
products
and
com¬
industrial,
The Gering
construction, agricultural
and
consumer
plant and administrative headquarters are located
Kenilworth, N. J.
Felix N.
,
that
Williams of St. Louis,
former Gering Division
the
department
of
Monsanto.
a
Monsanto Vice-President,
announced
has become
the Gering Plastics Co., a
operate separately under its present
founders, Larry Gering,
President, and
It will
management, headed by the
Herman Gering, Executive Vice-President.
It will maintain its current
purchasing, manufacturing and marketing policies, and keep its admin¬
istrative headquarters at Kenilworth, he said.—V. 194, p. 2336.
the State of California
equipment,s and
modern,
194,
$1,600,270
operations
manufacture
Mo tec Industries, Inc.—Annual
Report—
Net sales of the company for
Measurements
inception in the business of
certifying, calibrating and repairing electronic measuring equipment.
The
instrumentations
that the
company
services includes
extreme
precision
laboratory
standards,
low'-frequericy
and
high-frequency
! pose
been
company has announced that it has acquired the assets of the
Gering Plastics Division of Studebaker-Packard Corp., South Bend,, Ind.
Gering is a 35-year-old plastics fabricating company engaged in the
Otterman-Dempsey
Electronics. Its
Spectrum, Inc. on Feb. 28, 1961,
pursuant to an appropriate amendment of its Articles of Incorporation.
Its administrative offices and plant are located at 815 South Fremont
Ave., Alhambra, Calif.
name
has
The
Offeree'.—
,
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in
15,
York
corporation.—V.
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Acquisition—
quarter
pre-Christmas
purchase of equipment and inventories, working capital
and the repayment of debt.
Feb.
of* New
the
expenses
^Deficit.—V.
although
first
in
Measurements
on
of
revenue—
operating
'
sales and earnings did not comof last year, the company has
period which not only recovered the difference in sales and
earnings, "but should" contribute
appreciably to an increase in sales and earnings for the first half of
the year over the results for the like period in 1960.—V. 194,
p. 1721.
favorably
firm's common'Stock at $6 per share. ' Net
proceeds, estimaed at $247,000, wiil be used by the
company for the
,
Co.
stock
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
a Dec. 10,
1961 offering circular, Adams &
Co., Los Angeles, offered publicly, 60,000 shares of this
to
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
common
how¬
Pursuant to
.
Midland
company
$16,451,000,
of
Electric
Marine
registrar for the
pounds
con¬
general corporate purposes.'
- company
has outstanding
which
filed
registration
of 240,000
The
of
is
common stock of the Doyle
Packing Co., Inc. and its affiliates,
of Strongheart Dog Food, has been purchased by this corpora¬
tion of Oklahoma City, Okla.
-
for the
the sale,
88.9%
a
"real estate:
a
All the
$479,321,H0O
increase
retail
this
9
1961
are
owned by Macco
about 38% of the stock of Macco
Corp. is owned by members of the Immediate family of John MacLeod,
Board Chairman, of the company and of Macco Corp. F. E. Cornwall
Corp. Highland Corp., which
r
to
and
These
common
nine
of
lead
Mr.
a
which currently range generally from $16,000
proceeds from the sale of the stock and debe used to repay notes payable
a
earnings for the first three months were $206,705, or 23 cents per
compared to net earnings of $284,850, or 31 cents per share, for
the same period of 1960.
to/acquire additional land for development and to develop
owned
addition
1,350,000
prices
the
Of
$1,335,000 will
balance
land
'
at
houses
of
Will of
Net
'
•
to
seller
engage'
packers
Md.,
28,
price
,
the
as
or*'.operate
Trust
16/
under¬
to
100,000
Dec.
"Maryland
plastic
its subsidiaries
continued
totaled
business
on
Will
of
subject
activity is construction of houses
and developed in Southern California
principal
Prior
.
manage
prospectus,, the
182 Smith St., Brooklyn,-N.
SEC
amendment.
Jules
Ry.
liabilties, and all the stock of three subsidiaries which had
carried on a substantial portion of Maeoo Corp's real estate activities.
company's
'
sold
the
ever,
related
The
family,
"Sanita'.1
name
the
by
agement
$98,226
Baltimore,
on
offering
being
are
higher than in comparable periods
The
sale
activities
St.,
said
:
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
offering price for both issues and the underwriting terms
to be supplied by amendment. -The statement also includes 30,000
shares
underlying
5-year
warrants
sold
to
the
underwriters
for
$15,000, exercisable initially at 110#>
of the public offering price.
to
Eutaw
Commission
not
the
Trust proposes
designed to qualify
will
the
to
20,600 shares
Vice-President,
290,000 shs.
100,000
of
the
company
•sold,
Outstanding
$100,000
is
affiliate- of
an
.
are
•
"
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
were
through underwriters
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton.
by
which
on
,
„
.
PRESENT
ended last Oct. 31,
the May company had
as compared with $465,748,000 in the same
period in 1960, and earnings of $8,733,000, or $1.14 per common share,
9 as compared with $9,043,000 or $1.18
per
share, in the first three
.quarters of last year.
■
Sales in both the third quarter and the first nine months of 1961
The-public
•
TO
back
and
Dec:
on
pliances, bedding, floor coverings and home furnishings through a chain
of four stores in Brooklyn.
Net proceeds to the company from its sale
of additional stock will be used to
help finance the construction and
opening of a new, store at Fulton St. and Rockwell Place in
Brooklyn.
The company has outstanding 309,000 common
shares, of which man¬
,,
.
filed
$4,000,000
150,000
Shapiro
months
the
sales
total
;
covering
and
to
share,
61,476.
pubic
for
The
third
same
271,400
on
debentures
offered
be
re¬
$35,000
lease
the
Massachusetts
cipal underwriter.
and
quarter 1961 results compare with sales of $167,702,000
earnings of $4,240,000, or 57 cents per share of common, in the
pare
subordinated
stock,
common
approximately
with
which
of
supplied
products
to
and
from
,
per
directly
shares
cents
company
The
and
125,000 shs:
of 7844 East Rosecrans Ave., Paramount, Calif.,
(2)
of
promotion
$30,000
and
to
in
advisor. " The
Trust
According
company and 82,400 shares,
thereof. > The public offering
fol¬
had sales of $171,149,000 and earnings of $4,368,000,
or
59 cents per share of common stock after deducting dividends on
preferred stock, in the three months ended October 31, 1961 Morton
D. May, president, reported to stockholders.
Realty Co.—Securities Registered-:—
company
sales
approximately
stock,
gov¬
as
The
created
sponsor;
the Trust's
trust."
2,000
65
(J.) Michaels Inc.—Common Registered—
expenses)
used
T
•
trust
estate business
This company,
May Department Stores. Co.—Quarterly Report—
achieved
:
be
advertising
additional
The public
\
offered
National
for
acquired
will -ber
The trustees aTe William F. Dolen, Walter J.
Dorney,
all full-time employees of the
underwriter, which
outstanding Trust shares.
Net
1615.
•
stock.
States.—V.
First
•The
$24,026
payable
:
purchase obligations.r_.—__
real
as
interests.
statement
short-term
secondary public offering
Lehman
Brothers,
New
York
Maust Coal & Coke
registrar
has
business
a
serve
purchase
/V;,';-/'.V;•"'■ V
and
underwriting commission
Antz,
•
362,500 shs.
—
in
months
additional
(1)
cutters;
South
and
the
Outstanding
125,000 shs.
par
six
proposed
a
"Guildware."
FINANCING
note
Equipment
194,
(no
payable
invested
EFFECT
Exchange
its
94,000 shs.
penses.
(J. W.) Mays, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
750,000 shs.
par)_—
stock
common
Secured
—V.
.(no
the
is
Mid-America
1100
be
the
and
Sales
stock
(after all
to
one
cents)
V/1'* V./VV
Authorized
Common
share
Corp.—Common Registered—
"Sweetheart,"
company
water treatment
PRESENT
war¬
per
$282,000
L—!_—
10
"Eat-It-All"
"-V
EFFECT
to
the
of
under
sold
Many of the engineering and construction projects which the com¬
pany undertakes constitute
an
integral, part of urban and industrial
development programs.
Typical clients are cities, counties, local gov¬
ernmental
districts, utilities, Federal and state agencies, industrial
corporations, land development companies, and research institutions.
.
(b)
paper
heart"
following
company.
a
machines.
or
account
from
publications,
underwriting.
stock];/
names
the
material
the
Outstanding
garden-type apartment development (the* Van*-Doni
-Apartments) in
Alexandria, Va. Net proceeds of this
financing will* be applied in part
toward the purchase of the Van Dorn
.Apartments. Any
remaining balance of the proceeds will be used 'for general'
corporate,
purposes, including real estate investments and general ~operating ex¬
corporation is engaged in the manufacture and sale of paper
cups, drinking straws, paper bopk matches,.ice cream cones and plastic
containers. Its paper cups and1 straws and marketed under the trade
<■
of
cash
GIVING
common
of
FINANCING
,($1,462,500)
The
engineering activities on a limited sale, including air
radiological engineering.
A feature of
the company's
integration of conventional engineerihg design resources
with a research and development laboratory.
In the opinion
> of
the company, this research and development capability facilitates
^realization of practicable and economic designs using the latest tech¬
nological advances, but no assurance can be given that such laboratory
will produce results of scientific or
technological significance or will
•be
$5
opening
at
owned, directly and indirectly,
stock. After the sale this family
mon,
and
is
envelope
family
control the company
drains, pipe, lines,
:
Trust
estate
1510. V
shares
members
health
mental
pollution
'operations
at
common
estimated
then
amendment.
The
storm
the
stock and
common
,
covering
of
manage
by
principal fields:
water
supply and treatment;
sewage,
waste and' refuse
collection,
treatment, and. disposal; flood, control and storm drainage; and water
pollution control.
The company has also engaged in other environare.
share of
producing a paper drilling machine
discussions have been had.
:
company of
Securities
and
shares
civil engineering services
ment:
in
Offered
company
The
statement
its engineering operations the company offers a complete line of
and is prepared to serve its clients from the
inception of a project to completion.
Its services include surveys and
.mapping, preliminary and master planning, research studies, economic
and
feasibility investigations and reports, design, construction plans
and specifications,
detailed drawings, laboratory analysis and testing,
'supervision of construction, and consulting on operation and manage¬
•
Corp.—Units
V
p.
The
underwriter
Trust at $5.85-per-share.
to
■!
194,
the
construction
bridges and appurtenances.
dams,
looked
by
under
programs
he
.
.?;/ In
t
sales
that
shares.
The
.
will
to
Maryland Cup
capital.
and
stated
share.
The, underwriter is its.
hand
stock- (par
PRESENT
200,000 shs.
*
1961.
personnel;
indebtedness
Common
or
distribution systems,
plants.i In
construction
the
.-
facilities.:
a
$5)
writer
consumer
of
(par
per share earnings during the coming year
realize the benefits accruing from, its rapid
current'yefar;—V. 194, p.: 2226.
*
and
preliminary
Sundry
.
and; disposal
vigorous
Authorized
V/v'/'; <
V'-.'V
projects are in the fields of sewage systems,
water supply, flood control, and industrial waste processing.
Its work
on
sewage
systems includes installation of pumping stations, mains,
and: treatment
assets
TO
1721.
p.
additional
an
to
automatic
CAPITALIZATION
tion control).-«
Vv? Most of its construction
'
running at
that figure
and retool the company's automatic paper folding machines;
approximately $25,000 to engineer and tool up for production an
office paper shredding machine;
(4) approximately $35,000 to acquire
only
EFFECT
an
(3)
was
sanitary engineering
on
stock
194,
The
proceeds
retool
GIVING
forward
added
sales
the
certified.
are
offering of 250,000 shares on
all-or-none basis within- 90 days of the
t:ommencement of the offer-'
ing; and thereafter the underwriter has the
option to sell up to 750,000
to
redesign
"environmental health
.engineering"- (a term for engineering in such fields as water supply
•and treatment, sewage: and waste disposal,-and water and air pollu¬
emphasis
of
Approximately $75,000 for
and
and
design
...
incorporated in California on Dec. 6,
1957.
Until September 1961 it was known as Ludwig Engineering.
The
principal offices of the company are located at 150 East Foothill
Blvd., Arcadia, Calif.
V/'-1'
V:VJ \ :
-V V.'vV
The company has four active wholly-owned subsidiaries: Engineer¬
ing-Science, Inc., Pascal & Ludwig; - Inc.,. Pacro, Inc., and San Val
Equipment Co., all California corporations.
•
■
V;//
The
company
is principally
engaged
in the heavy
construction
business and in the rendition of civil engineering and research services,
with special
(a)
trade
1
and additional working
ment of bank debt
result
a
in
.
.
company
securities
additional
18, 1961 prospectus, Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., Inc., St. Louis, offered
publicly, 125,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $4 per share.1 Net proceeds,
estimated at $392,000, will be used by the company for
the purchase of heavy construction equipment, repay¬
,
initially be
ernment
Dec.
a
that sales are currently
would probably exceed
and
as
one
and
area,
to
Bureau
Metropolitan Realty Trust—Securities
Registered—
Dec.
a
PROCEEDS—Net
Net proceeds
additional machinery,
increased advertising
Science—Common
&
the
during
accessories
room
in the-business of designing, manufactur¬
marketing
toys
and
games
for
distribution
Engineering
Ludwig
began
National
This company, of 1700 K St., N.
W., Washington, D. C., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Dec.
,20 covering 1,000,000 shares
of beneficial interest in the
Trust, to be offered for .public sale at $6.50
per-share. The offering is to he ma >e by Easeie &
King„ Labaire, Stout
& Co., of New
York, which will make an.
increase in
company
the
tration
whose' place of business is Centex In¬
dustrial Park, 2450 Estes "Ave., Elk Grove Village, 111., was
incorporated
in Illinois on June 8,
1955 as Martin-Yale, Inc. The company is en¬
gaged in the business of manufacturing and marketing paper cutters
and trimmers,
automatic paper folding machines, photographic dark
■
-
company will be used for the pwchase of
expansion of-the designing department, for
as
working .capital.
'
;. ..v
*'
The President also
BUSINESS—The
2,560,864
■■
the
to
and
'
to purchase 0.4 share of
prior to Jan. 31, 1964.
throughout the U. S., Canada and some foreign markets:
for
substantial
humidity controlled
equipment available
to
sent
Authorized
Common
—V.
we
,
rant
engaged
and
1961
unit consisted of
/shares, of which 100,000 are to be offered for public sale by the com¬
pany and 20,000 by the present holders thereof.'
The offering will be
made at $5 per share by H. M. Frumkes & Co. and Batchker, Eaton
& Co., which will receive a 50 cents per share commission and $8,500
for
in
and
standards
been
have
53
per
26, 1961 prospectus Arnold Malkan
Co., Inc./New York City offered publicly 100,000
units-of this firm's securities at $3.50 per unit. Each
'$7,642,949
■■
City
to
deprecia¬
"
'
covering
27
Dec.
on
million
$30
—Pursuant to
-
Lowell Toy Manufacturing Corp.—Common Reg'd—
tion
of
reflects
the heavy outlays
vending equipment for. new outlets
which now reaches from New York
informed
were
and
.investment
-
$725,898
write-off
cents
'
Martin Yale Business Machines
r
$1,680,010 $21,447,850 $21,999,829
1,144,630
14,145,274
14,356,880
Vi.''0
ry.
58
write-off
new
area
';Y •/ '.
regions.
expansion
,
•
make in
market
of
all
the
as
V/ V:! //;
;
million.
(equal
to
Cash flow
the. previous year.
to
margin
in
way
to a
.
rate
wide
a
S. Snook,
were recently commissioned and delivered to the Navy at Ingalls'
Pascagoula facilities. ' The. company, currently has in production the nuclear
submarines-Barb, Dace and Haddock, all of the Thresher class.—V. 194,,,
p. 2660..'...
/'■«•"/ - *;,
$20.4
year
(equal
the
temperature
standards
CAPITALIZATION
of $814,600 and $1,206,000 for the
for the
year
equaled $2.40 per share
Carolina." V
annual
<
;
,
expanding
V, Shareholders
,
S. Sculpin and the U. S.
iThe nuclear submarines;-the U. S.
■
after
are
to
year
earlier
These
expenses
amortization
and
continuing
South
Litton
California
shown
the
$387,355
constant
a
equipped-with-the-latest
9
.
for
$1.99
our
than $50 million, will,operate as a division
specializing in the production'of nuclear-powered submarines,
surface vessels and
the development and installation of marine elec¬
tronics. The issuance of Litton shares is subject to the approval of the
of
periods.
to
year
previous
in
$292,500
figures
'
.
the
in
is
Standards
a
are
'«• The addition of Ingalls to Litton was made for an undisclosed amount
oh stock,, Mr*. Ash- said.
The Ingalls1 company, which currently has an
annual
In
preciation
/
-
and
industry.
brief note to shareholders which accompanied quarterly dividend
checks, Aaron Goldman; Macke President, stated that "the, high de¬
Miss.,
H. Hulsey, Chairman of the Board of Ingalls, and Roy L. Ash,
President of Litton.
income
to
compared
*'
^
•
,
acquired the Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp. of Pasca-builder of
nuclear submarines,
it was announced by
has
company
to
this
grew
amortization
and
respective
Litton
-
,
amounting
The
1961..
million
$14
share),
per
share).
;
•
.•
,
income,
cents
Sept.] 30,
from
rose
laboratory has
one of the nation's* largest vending firims, reported
in sales,"* net ihcome and shareholders'
equity for its
ending
year
Sales
Net
Vending Co.—Annual Report—
The
$4,204,302 $40,529,242 $47,679,076
3,682,542
38,874,010
43,340,484
$3,824,916
3,422,410
revenue-.:
Macke
•
1961—11 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. "Nov. 30—
(9)
to
$58,313,673
18.1%,
as
the fiscal year ended Nov. 3, 1961, rose
in the preceding year, for a gain of
preliminary figures disclosed
today by the
from $49,360,322
indicated
by
company.
.
"very favorable"
fourth quarter, 1961 pre-tax net earn¬
according to Edmund F. Buryan, President,
increased to $2,611,396, or $2.69 per common share from
$2,503,141, or
$2.62 per-share in the previous year. -However, 1961 earnings were sub¬
ject to $1,198,000 in income taxes as compared with only $58,000 in
1960.
Net earnings after taxes for this past year,
therefore, were
$1,413,396, or $1.46 per common share, against $2,445,141, or $2.56 in
the preceding year.
:
'
For the fourth quarter, pre-tax net climbed to $1.57 per share
from
93 cents a year earlier, an increase of 68.8%. After taxes, net earnings
Reflecting
ings
-
of
a
Motec Industries,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
cents
72
compared
share as
per
National Family Insurance
amounted to:1694 461 or.
with $838,542, or 88 cents in tne
of the 1961
fourth quarter
for the
the previous year.
the fourth quarter increased
for
sales
074,102
the year-ago
in
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up-
Star,
Movie
$15,r
to $17,140,608 from
period.—-V. 194, p. 1161.
to $8,421,972,
during the comparable
high for an approximate six
months
in the,company's history.
Earnings for this leading manufacturer of ladies' intimate aPParel
rose
to $234 477
or 27.5c a
share for the period based on a total
of 850 000 shares of combined class A and class B capital stock out¬
standing
This was a 14%
gain over the $205,807, or 24c a share
earned in the six months ended Nov* ,^0, .19^0''
eation.
All figures are on an unaudited basis, with sales after int
1?'/
increase
a
months ended Nov. 30 rose
for the six
sales
ComDanv
»
period
eliminations.
company
'
"
,
'
for
.
'• "•
,
tne
products plus a cost-reduction program which has
results hold promise for the maintenance of favorable
through the end of the current fiscal
added, however, that the second half
is traditionally a seasonably lower period as compared with the first
half and that second half evaluations should take this into account.
year
v.
194,
v
Murphy
C
Co.,
stores
existing
nine
15,
effective Dec.
was
with a tenth
1961, for an
y
;
•
company was incorportaed April 6, 1928, under the
State of Washington.
Its executive offices •fctttF principal
facilities are located at 3410 South-Latvrence St., Tacpnia!
The
company
is engaged, through divisions and subsidiaries, in the
production and sale of food products for home and institutional con¬
sumption.
The company's products are potato chips and other'-Shack
items,- pickles and relishes, sauerkraut, mayonnaise, mustard, various
sauces,
spreads, dips and salad dressings, table syrups, soup concen¬
trates, canned salads, and a number of canned meat products. A similiar
line
of products
is manufactured and sold by the company's
Canadian
counterpart, Nalley's Limited, a 71.7%
owned subsidiary
which in turn has two wholly-owned subsidiaries operating in Canada.,
the
production
also has seven recently acquired wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries, as follows; IXL Food Co., San Leandro, Calif., engaged in the
production and sale of canned meat products; Brett Sales Co., San
Leandro, Calif., engaged in the sale of canned meat products;. Venus
Poods, Los Angeles (and its wholly-owned subsidiary, American Date
Gardens), engaged in the production and distribution of cookies, dried
beans, and dried fruits with plants in Buena Park and Brea, Calif.;
XlNT Spanish Food Co., Los Angeles (and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
XLNT Food Products,
Inc.), engaged in the production and sale of
'-
company
,
■to
194,
President.—V.
2770.
p.
Oregon
Nalley's
subsidiaries,
wholly-owned
Oregon
and;
Co.
Co., which operated potato chip 'plants at Tlg&rd,
and Billings, Montana, respectively,, were recently merged into
"'V''■'
the company.
:
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
5%%
=";•
3%
"t
1971
note, maturing serially. !
:,
1972 —764,300
April 1, 1975
•-
Instalment notes and
6%
,
mortgage
contracts—various
note of venus foods,
„
467,750
'
1,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures
due
$683,333
$800,000
—
mortgage
through
6%
)
831,000 '
and
'
of
sales
Net
'record
(62V2C
2,000,000 shs.
37,500 shs.
%
par)
Ordinary shares ($2 par) of Nalley's Ltd.
UNDERWRITERS
made
commitment,
firm
a
The
—
underwriters
subject
to
named
certain
:
7,100 shs.
below
have
conditions,
to
severally
purchase
and the selling stockholders at $22 per share, the
respective number of shares of common stock set forth opposite their
names.
Under certain circumstances, involving default of one or more
underwriters, less than all of tjae 210,000 shares offered may be pur¬
the
from
•
.
AfA
■' ?■> %'■<%,))%•'<,)
Shales
Blyth
J.
&
Co.__
.<■
Eichlen &
Bateman,
Hill,
Co.__
3,000
Hill
3,000
Inc.
„—_
__
2,000
Boettcher
&
Bosworth,
Inc.
Co.
Hutton
F.
June
&
S.
Lester,
&
Ryons
Co.
Inc.—
6,000
3,000
Co
&
3,000
_
—
&
Co.,
—
_
Lind,
5,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
•
5,000
Somers
Mitchum,
-
1
Co.
&
Jones
Templeton „:
3,000
Co. Inc.
2,000
Pacific
Edward
&
2,000
Paine, Rice & Co.
Camp
&
Burton
Co
Co.
Northwest
Co.
Peters,
Co.—
3,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Skaggs & Co.—„
Christensen, Inc.
Richards, Merrill &
2,000
Crowell,
Weedon
&
Davis,
.-JDempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
&
Co.,
L
3,000
—
Dominick & Dominick,
,*nc-,
;
Elworthy & Co.
Eppler, Guerin
Inc.
,
11,000
3,000
Turner,
—'
California
Wm.
P.
Harper
Co.
&
Inc.__
Son
2,000
6,000
Inc.
Frank.
Report^)
1615.
Fox
.
%
,
v'.\
.
Sutro
&
laws
of
..
V?
The
company
Wagenseller
Zilka,
&
12
&
Durst,
Co.,
Inc.
Inc..
Smither & Co.,
•
2,000
11,000
Inc.
3,000
/)
....
common
stock
company.
to
are not immediately required for
the company's working capital.
EFFECT
-Authorized l.7
value)____
par
750,000 shs.
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
'
.)
f
Petroleum
-V
FINANCING,v
PRESENT
TO
'
•
'■'•')
Corp.—Acquisition—^
'
acquired
has
Gas
&
Co.
producing
of
includes
Denver,
various
wells
gas
wil
will
be
the
on
operated
Ohio
of the working interest
Ranch gas field in San
portions
McMullin
Valley,
Oil
1961, it
$41.50
per
194,
■
—
the
,
Offering
Stock
Secondary
firm's
this
into
1279. )'■'•)-)■;'v
p.
reported that
was
of
Dec.
—
27>
secondary offering of 142,000
a
had been
stock
common
Rt
made
Webber, Jackson &
Hornblower & Weeks,-N.Y.C.—V. 194, p. 2336.
Paine,
through
share
Curtis and
Old
Co.
subsidiary bf Occidental
Rocky mountain area
wholly-owned
a
entrance
considers will be second in -'importance to its
Calif, properties with respect to future natural
company
shares
as
Occidental's,
mark
the
development.—V.
gas
Offered—Public offer¬
Empire, Inc.—Debentures
of $950,000 of this firm's 6% convetrible subordi¬
nated debentures, due Dec; 1, 1971j'at 100% and accrued
ing
interest, from Dec. 1, 1961, was made Dec. 27 by Laird,
Bissell & Meeds, N. Y., and R! L. Warren Co., St. Louis.
)
proceeds will be used by the company ' to repay
improve Its New Jersey plant facilities. '.The
PROCEEDS—Net
a
'-'yV,
.
Offered4
bank:
and
loan
of
the
to
will
proceeds
added
be
the com-
general funds of
to
)
..)
■?:
.
was
-■"
limited record bf operations, consisting of: road ",
sampling, stockpiling some 400 tons of7 silver and
haa'
blasting,
ore,
date,
To
considered
The
has
company
itself
,
investigated
the
sampled
and
ores
and
quantities "bf indicated ore reserves on its; properties, and engaged , the
American
Geological Associates of Princeton, New Jersey, 7.to survey
them. The report
to the company, by the American Geological Asso-7
elates on the Mother Lode Group of
mines, and the report to the
United
Imperial Mines Co. on the Star and
Mary Ann Groups of
mines
by
reputable
independent
mining
engineers
and
geologists
reserves
substantial
that
indicate
The
57th
company's
Street,
Aultman
amounts
of
silver
exist on the company's
possibly
New
and
gold
properties.
.
commercial
,
,
'
ore
principal executive offices are located at 200 West
York, and its western office is located at
280
' *
Street, Ely, Nevada.
;
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
stock
Common
—V.
194,
p.
(25c
•
.
,
PRESENT
Authorized
.,
"Outstanding
343,300 shs.
Chicago &
Period End. Nov. 30—•
Long-term
)
operating
revenue...
Ry.
operating
expenses
'Net
rev.
ry.
from ry.
oper.
194,
p.
after
share on*or
GIVING
%
debt—
.
*'•'■
5V2 %
mortgage due 1962
real estate mortgage due-1966
real estate mortgage due 1964
5 Va %
real
estate
) ' 5%%-
equipment loan,
"6%- equipmen loan,
.
6%
loan,
loan,
indebtedness
equipment
6% -equipment
Sundry
.
due
due
due
due
6% convertible subordinated
Options
on
193,
p.
(10c
common
8,218,369
3,148,351
3,159,855
ops.'
income—
2662.
11,217,704
8,069,353
11,378,224
/
-
1,159,141
-
)
.
-994,630
$
120,122,525
90,096,014
30,026,511'
.11.279,269
*
'
$
''
debentures
.
:32,576
v
-
,v
5.098 • '
) ~'• ) 3,667 4v)
.2,186
) I).
577,036 s
.r,•.
'
stocks—
•
'
80,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
.... ;
•
....
*
)
-
v,
246
;
company
law
Emission
138,688,043
the
99,083,281
in
of
;
Main
.
.
Sept.
LASER
1961
field
and
Radiation),
net proceeds,
for
the
purpose
of engaging in
(Light Amplification by the Stimulated
other areas of optical electronics. Of
in
$125,000 will be used to purchase
and install machin¬
ery
39,604,762
■
organized under
research,
fabrication of materials and products presently being,
(formerly Opto-Electronics Corp.O was
in
the
,
■
St., Chatham, N. J., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 26 covering 160,000 common shares to
be offered for public sale at $3 per share through underwriters headed
by Stone, Ackerman & Co., Inc., and Heritage Equity Corp., which
will receive a 36c per share commission.
■ ;
.
..
of
company
c
950,000
960,640 shs.
•
2,000,000 shs.
par)
,
■
-
950,000
Optech, Inc.—Common Registered—
utilized
1
>
,
,
2049..
development and
1961—11 Mos.—1960
^
,
t
.
.
.
stock
Common
-
due 1964
1971—
due
/
due-1962
25,000
2,641
23,000
0.96311^.
•
32,576
1963—5,098
19633,667
1964/ -2,311
).< 877,036
mortgage
6%
.
: $70,000
30,000
estate
^Outstanding
, ■• ■ •) ,
" ,:
$35,831'
30,000
22,551
' - •. ) 2,641
' 8,988
- )
Authorized
,
real
?
FINANCING '
PRESENT
,
rfeal estate mortgage
subject to pro¬
1962,
")):).
TO
EFFECT
6%
,
1,
Dec.
dilution?;;'.*.-■>'.
against
5%•'•''
Delaware
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1961--Month—1960
^
Ry.
Net
Mt.
.»
The
—V.
865
..
532.
Yotk,
per
protect
CAPITALIZATION
This
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
par)—
to
vision
—V,
,
$3.33Va
at
stock
the smelter and should be
operation..
)
has not shipped any ore to
to be in a preparatory state of
it
of
company,
■ REDEMPTION
FEATURES — The debentures are redeemable at
optional redemption prices ranging from 105%
in 1963 to par, plus
accrued
Interest.
The
debentures are also ? convertible into
common
;
a
obtaining mining and geological surveys, reports and'draw-•
of
its
mining properties,
etc., and making preparations for •;
production.
\ v
).'
:'■)')•..%) < ■/' \ ;'7
v)
gold
ings
.
.
BUSINESS—The
Nevada.
.
company
building,
of
State
the
District.
this
New
ZZZl' 3|o00
Co.
Oil
Sacramento
.
incorporated On Nov. "12,; 1959, under
The' company plans to'operate its
mining properties located .in the Cherry Creek Mining .District of
White,
Pine County, Nevada,
and to gradually acquire,; consolidate;:
and operate the best obtainable silver and gold mining properties in •
BUSINESS—The
the
Meyer
2,000
'
.
acquisition
The
which
v
2,000
:
the
'■)■•■
f %
Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J.;"succeeded
to a business which
was ^organized
in- 1939 by Julio de
Pursuant to a Dec; *14, 1961 offering circular, • the com-."'
Elorza,-.now retired, and his son, John A. de Elorza, the company's
pany
offered', publicly;: without Underwriting,'■ 94,050
president, and which was incorporated on Aug. 20, 1948 as Old Empire
shares of its common stock at $2 per share? Net proceeds) , Manufacturing Chemists; Inc. On Feb. 15, 1954, the present company'*
will be used by the company to engage, an engineering; - was formed to acquire all of the.-stocks and assets, of Old Empire
Manufacturing Chemists, which was dissolved in 1957. The present
and surveying tfirm to determine and verify the exist¬
company
is engaged as a manufacturer, packager and distributor of
ence of gold and silver ore deposits on its property, and;,
custom and proprietary cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, household, chem¬
to survey its
unpatented-mining claims, after;: which, * ; ical and -industrial specialities. Through acquisition of*, other drug
the
company
has ^expanded
into > the manufacture
of
based on the firm's report the company-plans'to pur-- :1 companies,
ethical and proprietary pharmaceuticals, drugs and vitamins
for dis¬
chase additional mining equipment arid to / ehgage .- ih
tribution to'physicians, institutions, and- wholesale and retail; druggists.
,
3,000
GIVING
(without
corporation
Signet
pany.
Nevada Consolidated'Mines, Inc.—Common
11,000
1
the
the proceeds
that
2444.
p.
Signet
2 000
"
:
—-;.3,o0O
of
,
,
activities, said several new and important products,are reaching
the stage where they "will Soon be offered to industry;—V. 194/ p. 1722.
CAPITALIZATION
Waterman Co.
Stern,
0O0
&
Donald C. Sloan & Co
Southwick, Campbell,
Walston
3,000
p.
3
Schwabacher & Co.a
&
&
Co.
194,
Writer
Peterson,
_I
sale
the
allthe (outstanding- capital stock
together with the interests- of
many
of
Signet's
participating
interest-holders,
it was announced
by Dr. Armand Hammer,) President.
<
: )',%,).'
of
y
*
&
——
First
V.
3,000
6,000
—
of
they will be added
stock
194,
The
•
in
*
2,000 '»•
—-i,
3,000
from
years;
extent
Occidental
-
.approximately.
of
increase
an
was
&
Brush, Slocumb
L,
2,000
—
)
Calif.
(e) $25,000 for the
new actvities
expected
of
purposes,
Common
ment
3 000
Co.——a—
Jones
2,000
Sullivan
6,000
Inc.
—
E.
——3,000
Blankenship, Gould
BIakely- Inc-
Co.,
A. Hogle & Co.—,
5 000
Hooker & Fay, Inc.I__—I ' 3^000
Hughbanks Inc.
3,000
Blanchett, Hinton, Jones &
Inc.
Grimm
&
&
J.
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Granat,
Darlington
Richards
presently located-af 5111 West Wash¬
proceeds
Vice-President
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
6$%] over, the Jike 1960
' .r
»
^
.
1
))'• Mr. T'eti said that, while official earnings figures for the quarter- ;
are
not yet
available, he anticipated .the company would show, net
earnings
equivalent to. about. 12 cents per
snare on the 460,405
shares outstanding compared
with 10 cents a share on ' the; 460,085 %
This
Shares
Inc—54,000
Co.,
&
Barth
;':;
net
Was-adopted.as the corporate
cManged to Norcold;
the Norco name was
are
Angeles,
Los
''
y/;.
'quarter.
company
chased.
1960,
.
these
in the three months to November 30,
company's fiscal year, reached a new
with $331,000 in- the' like quarter a
Jr., Chairman told stockholders: at the;)
A. ; Teti,
production.
117,132
862,438 shs.
the
name-"Norco"
the
Aug. 17,
period
the
'.To
.
corporation
the
year
ago,
Joseph
"annual meeting.1
-
546,464
was
President, and Leonard Rosin;
These salaries have accrued
cost of increase in per¬
sonnel1 to handle the
to arise from the Intro-)
duction of new products and a general expansion program; (f) $25,000
for tooling costs for new products;
(g) $5,000 for the cost of moving
to a new facility. ; •;
;- A
■■
,
/;
first quarter of the
at
$554,000 compared
the
1961,
/625,000
contracts of subsidiaries
stock
Common
•
210,609 ■■■■{
_——_
ma¬
turing serially through 1978——625,000
Other mortgage notes of subsidiaries—
Notes
Outstanding
v
maturing serially
note,
mortgage
through
It
under
accrued salaries of Norman Lee,
a
balance
Montana
1954,
approximately
pay
and
northeastern
potato chips in
)%%*)): y-'--.
of
." .*•
fv:
\
former
Two
Nalley's
sale
and
production
the
in
Oklahoma,
21,
primarily in the sale and dis¬
incorporated in the State
name "Norco Sales Corp.*'
engaged
refrigerators.
company's offices
Executive
^
Navigation Computer Corp.—-Quarterly
''
Inc., Tulsa,' Okla., en¬
King's Potato Chip Co.,
dinners;- and
frozen
gaged
1957,
on
is
company
Oct,
on
Boulevard,
be
over
variety;
of
Dec!1
$260,000. These proceeds are expected to be '
used approximately*^ follows: v. (a)
$100,000 for-the ^purpose - ot ln'creasing inventory and carrying increased accounts receivable, which
is expected to be occasioned in part by introduction of new products;
(b) $25,000 for the cost of equipping the new offices, laboratories,,
and service and parts department; <*c)
$25,000 for the cost of a special
advertising and promotion campaign fdr new products;
(d)
$40,000
frozen and canned foods, mostly of the Spanish-Mexican
shares outstanding-a year ago-. *
-■-* r•%).},.' *.-* )"•),:
CoWSMo Potato Flake Co., Denver, Colo., engaged in the production and sale of potato chips and canned shoestring potatoes in the;, ;%:.,The Chairman told stockholders-net sales in the fiscal year ended )'
Colorado-New Mexico area, with plants in Denver and Colorado Springs;
August Si, 1962, are expected to be at least double the record net
Pradelis Frozen Food Corp., Los Angeles (and its wholly-owned subsid¬
sales of $981,21* reported for the fiscal year ehded August 31, 1961. 7/
iary, Danish Bakers, Inc.), engaged in the production and distribution
J.
Paul Jones,
Jr.,;i President, in reviewing- research and .develop- *
perishable,
a
122
of
company
'
The
Offered—Pursuant to
South Michigan Ave., Chicago,, filed-' a regis¬
Joaquin County,
Calif,, which are equivalent to approximately 40%
tration statement with the SEC on Dec. 21 covering $30,000,000 of
-of the working interest in all wells in the field.
./
first mortgage pipeline bonds due 1982,
to be offered for public sale
^
Occidental has - also
acquired -various
portions, ,of the^ working
.ori an all or none basis through underwriters headed by Dillon, • Read
interests in 21 wells located in Kimball, Banner, and Cheyenne Coun¬
& Co.
Inc. and Halsey, Stuart & Co.; Inc.
The ihtefest -rate, .public",;,
ties, Nebraska, and Logan County,Colorado)•% ■"), ) ;■
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied bv amend- -v
Sales
from
natural), gas and oil from these
properties ^acquired
ment.
Net proceeds from the bond sale, together with treasury funds,
from
Signet and
its participants
will give Occidental a
net cash
will be used to pay short-term bank loans now outstanding in the
•flow of approximately $800,000 a year of which, approximately $575,000
amount of $31,000,000 incurred to finance temporarily a vpart of the
is from gas sales to the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. from the McMullin.
^expenditures made in connection with its 1960 expansion' projects.
Ranch field.
'■")■).
'.)_),
)•). ;■ .v(
•;,■(>)
In addition tp various indebtedness and preferred, stocky the'company
has outstanding 3,495,167 shares of-common • stockyalH'of' which are
The acquisition 1 involved ther issuance) to * Signet's' t|likfthbid6rs
owned by the; company's parent, The Peoples GaS 'Light' & Coke" Co.);y certain of its participants of 213,302 shares1 of ! 6c%raental's qomnion
Remick
McDowell
is
Board
Chairmari^ 'and
George" P.v" "Garver "is
'stock plus aproximately $1,000,0^0 in.' cash.-A
y'
This
BUSINESS—The
of
89,869,097
60 836 049
PROCEEDS—The
America—Bonds Reg'd--
Gas Pipeline Co. of
Natural
prospectus, Bljth & Co., Inc., San Francisco,
and associates offered publicly, 210,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $22 per share.
Of the total,
130,000 shares were sold lor the company and 80,000 for
certain stockholders. Net proceeds to the company will
be used for construction and additional working capital.
laws
94,498,836
58,9^6,421
compact
27,
and
The
will
-v.'.:/
...
1961
20,
BUSINESS-r-The company was
to
the laws of the State
of
Sept.
ington
<
suant
Offered—Pursuant to a Dec.
Inc.—Common
Nalley's
•
On
name,
the Company will be
by
received
————1—•——1—,_1—
39,000
incorporated on Nov. 30, 1945; pur¬
of New York. Its principal offices
and warehousing facilities are located at 38 Park Row, New York City..
Institutional Furniture
and Equipment Corp.,
a - wholly^owned sub¬
sidiary which was formed in 195 7 to conduct its foreign operations,
has' never been
activated. The company is engaged in the sale and '
distribution' of
furniture, hospital and
sick room " equipment and
Headquarters and distribution center for the newly acquired stores
medical supplies. ■'.lll'l. '-; i.
'A
'
'
are located
on Broadway St. in San Antonio.
.W$•<;..•
J'i'Av. 17
'A'. CAPITALIZATION GIVING "EFFEQT TO PRESfiNT^FINANCING
"The
purchase of Bruners Incorporated brings Murphy's current
I
Authorized V Oiistariding
number of stores in operation to 482 and adds approximately 160,000
Common - stock
(par 10 cents)—, 1,000,000 shs.
263,500 shs.
square feet of store area to the Murphy total," Mr. Mack stated.—
- v
V. :194, p. 1692.
• V"''.;::
••% '■% J.i.-'. v . Tv; ■—V. 194, p. 117.
V: ' 'W- >
6,830,836
5,431,921
ry.
Inc.—Common
California
Inc.
capital
Working
:
,
^
10,209,603
inc._% .',7,196,297
BUSINESS—The
of
,
^7
headquartered in McAllen, Texas. Included are
under construction.' The purchase
undisclosed price.
Three of the
newly acquired stores are in Corpus Christi and six
in San Antonio.
San Antonio's Valley Hi Shopping Center contains the
units under construction.
One of the two Terry Farris Bargain World
trial discount units is In downtown San Antonio.
Relatively new, the first Bruners unit was opened in 1949 and two of
the nine were opened in 1960.
All stores are located in key shopping
centers.
\. .-/*"•?
G
of
•'
Commencement, of rental operation, Including inventory, per'—
sonnel and other pertinent expenses———-$50,000 .
Advertising and promotion ior it...j<*i uvc.aoxdxVx.——----—- du,ou0
Advertising and promotion for furniture equipment and hos*
pital supply distribution on a national basis_7'_^ii4-*-i-- 50,000';;
Establishment of showrooms and regional offices—25,000.
To
retire certain outstanding loans—-——-—1—1 i_—29,000
i
of the outstanding stock of
in Texas, was announced by
Terry Farris is a subsidiary
purchase of 100%
Bruners Inc. department stores, located
G. C. Murphy, President of J. S. Mack.
Farris
Terry
net" proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
Co.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
(G. C.) Murphy
The
128,211,736
2662.
p.
Norcold,
approximately $228,000 after deduction of underwriting'.commissions
and
expenses,
the finder's fee ana tne compa^i/d
ox t.xxs ^
offering. * The proceeds will be used for the following purposes in the
following priority:
,
•"
; --i. v
% r-
2227.:
p.
133,242,386
operating
tribution
earnings comparisons
ending May 31, 1962.
He
11.307,180
20,. 1961 offering circular, Morgan & Co., 634 South
Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif., offered publicly, 75,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share.
Offered
Edward
Lewis Co., Inc., and Underhill Securities Corp.,< New :
York City, offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $3 per share.
The issue was all sold.;;
and
.
12,111,5.8
from
ry.
company
National Hospital Supply Co., Inc.—Common
—Pursuant to a Dec. 22, 1961 offering circular,
;)
$
2 2 3,111,483
operations
194,
-1960
$
18,138,016 222,710,572
revenue
■V
—V.
;
•
22,321,181
expenses
Net
•/ >
company's
the
already brought
sales
Net
1961—11 Mos.-
$
revenue—
operating
Ry.
Middle-western
strong demand
stated that continuing
Mr) Milton Herman, President,
1961—Month—1960
$
operating
Ry.
insurance,
of
earlier, and a new all-time
period (June 1, 1961-Dec. 2, 1961)
year
Western Ry.—Earnings-
&
period End. Nov. 30—
2147
of
company
to provide the necessary capital and surplus to qualify
to become licensed in additional States, particularly the
States,
ana
to reduce
tine company's present rein¬
surance
portfolio, which will result' in a reduction in underwriting
expenses. Of the 160;000 outstanding connnon shares of the company,
management officials as a group own
20.1% ( Leonard A. Wolf is
; President., .;. i ,,•% '•
•.
.1 "7 .*•;. '
$7,528,350. grossed
the
over
Norfolk
Co.—Common Registered—
University Ave., St. Paul, Mmn, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 2o . covering 200,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for puoiic sale (without under¬
writing) at $5 per share. Tne company is exi^aged in writing auto¬
mobile insurance.
It intends to expand its writing in this line and
to
use
a
portion of the net proceeds from the stock sale for th«
additional reserves which an increased premium, voxuine would make
"necessary.
Such
proceeds will also be used
to provide additional
capital and surplus to permit the company to enter additional lines
This
v
responding period of
Net
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
.
.
(10)
10
and equipment for production of aluminum oxide, crystal growing,
crystal fabrication, laboratory machine shop and business offices, and
the balance will be added to working capital.
:
;
13,867,430
.
•
Continued
on
page
52
t
Volume
Number
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6121
(11)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
DeMun
Dividend
tables.
In
nounced
a
announcements
the
first
we
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
Then
second
table
in
which
the
show
we
Per
Name of
.
Abrams
Aid
Company
(A.
R.h
&
Discount,
...
preferred
B
-
Class
Alden
A
(stock
Electronic
Equipment
37 xko
1-
1
(quar.
1-
1
Alliance
Tire &
Rubber,
Amalgamated Sugar,
1
investment
Dixon
New
Discount
63c
preferred
Georgia—
(quar.)____
Furniture
12-29
1-
American
Class
Co.
12-21i
130c..
1-
62 Vic
Steamship
1
3
2nd
Inc.
Ansul
(stock
Arnold
1
Dupuis
5%
preferred
1
12-22
1
12-20
4.80%
1
12-20
Duro-Test
2-15
1-31
1-15
1-
5
3-
2-
'Atlantic
12-28
1-
2
Corp.
(quar.
Atlas Credit (stock dividend
2
Nichols •&
$1.20
prior
Avalon
5 %
Axe
1-
4%
■
4
43 3/4 c
income
and
12-29
2-19
3-26
2-
1
C
Sugar
Baldor
Refinery
Electric
Baltimore
,
1-
capital
&
Bankers
$3
.
.
Securities
1-19
2-
134 Vic
to
to
Rubber
Bloch
preferred
Products
Iron
Works
distribute
Enamel
20c
1
Class
F,
1-
5
1-9
A
1-31
25c
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
Motor
Ltd.,
Corp.,
British Oxygen, Ltd.
v
Final
for
shares
M.
C.
the
7
Asphalt
Service*
Sept.
Brook line
Trust
(Mass.)
Buchanan
Steel
Products
30,
5%
new
Tool
&
First
Buck
Creek
Burger
Oil
.
2-15
3-16
1-15
12-31
12-20
53c
12-28
1-
2
12-26
1-,2
&
Co..
Common
Bush
Ltd.—
payment
Terminal
Buzzards
2-
7c
Bay
(stock
Gas,
6%
at
this
dividend)
pfd.
1
12-29
(3-for-2
Industries
California
(quar.)
Electric
$2.50
$1.25
1-15
12-30
1-20
1-15
12-29
12-15
National
12-29
12-15
National
California
Portland
Campbell Soup
Cement
r
12-15
Capital
Carson
37
Detroit
Ltd.
Glen
1-
5
1-
1-15
2
1-10
12-
Central
Power,
Kansas
-Central National
;
1
1-15
1-10
1-
Alden
1-17
1-15
1-10
1-15
3-
12-29
1-
2
1
2-15
12-30
10c
1-29
1-29
(quar.)__
12-29
12-15
1
1-10
26c
2-
—
(quar.)
Bakeries, Inc.—
Common
Cluett
stock
$6
2nd
.
from
Commonwealth
Quarterly
from
30c
1-15
1-
7c
1-15
1-
Concord Natural Gas,
5%%
preferred
1-
2
75c
1-
1-
u
•
!;•
iUv
2-
4
12-28
$1.90
preferred
Consumers
(quar..)_
.
1-16
5%%
5%
vote
held
be
the
8
12-26
2
.
40c
1-25
:
will
$4.50
be
effective
preferred
12-27
1-25
2-15
55c
51 %c
1-11
2-
6%
2-
1
2-1
1-
on
on
1
11-
5
Extra
April
the
1
1-
5
1
1-
5
$4.22
4-
2
3-
2
Kaman
from
4-
2
3-
2
class
4-
2
3-
2
12-18
Piatt
1-31
1-19
12-29
12-29
1
12-15
15c
2-
1
&
-•Ik
1
12-21
75c
I-
1
12-20
^
2
5-
7
3-28
•
Continental Motor Coach Lines———
—
$2
11 'Ac
—
fquar.).—
5c.
(Cambridge)"(s-a)__
75c
1-
5
12-19
2-1
12-29
1-15
1-
1
1-13
5c
1-13
%
—
2
12-13
15c
•1-2
12-19
25c
:—
&
Corp.,
Red
Fund
2-1
12-26
1-26
1-
2-
1
1-22
1-25
12-15
.
12-31
12-20
12-28
12-22
25c
12-28
12-22
cf-
•
50r
of
Can
5
12-29
12-15
12-15
10c
2-15
2-
1
sr'
2-21
2-
1
87%c
1-20
1-10
25c
1-15
12-29
3%c
1-15
38c
(quarj
1-13
1-
$1.17%
22-
Robinson
Cotton
30c
12-30
12-20
Rockower
Bros,
20c
12-30
12-20
Rockwood
%
12-20
1'
c
2
12-18
&
Royal
1-31
1-15
3%
...
1-15
1-31
Royal
at
30c
this
5%
time).
share
of
shares
2
10c
$1.25
2-15
1-
.ZZZ
ZZ__
,
1-20
12-22
1-12
2-
1
2
12-28
1-22
15C
1-15
'
2%
2-16
1-15
'
17 %c
1-25
1-10
15c
dividend)
Corp. for
1-20
1-
1
each
held)
1-
McBee
Corp., 4%% preferred (quar. 1
preferred B
(quar.)j
5%% preferred C (quar.).i_:
6%
preferred D (quar.).
1
!___
12-30
2'
2-
(quar.).
(quar.
Corp. (stock
Crose-United
2-15
1-
_._._ZZZ_
A
(quar.)_____"
Co.
40c
20c
*10c
.
;
__.
12-20
.
'
(resumed).
dividend
&
:
_
preferred
1-15
12-30
'
''
(quar.)_J__!'x.!.ZZ!~_ZZZ
(quar.)
American
One
12-29
3%c
12-21
12-20
■
2
12-15
$1.12%
1-15
$1.25
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
$1.50
1-15
1-
2
$1.64
1-10
12-21
60c
1-25
12-30
5%
1-15
...
1-15
12-30
8
12-20
_Z!-__Z!ZZ!ZZ.
5%
7%c
12-15
50c
(quar)
12-
12-30
12-29
Co.,
Peterson
1-12
12-22
<ti
Mills, Ltd.
(initial)
Roper Industries
Row
1
14c
sot
Co;.
Corp.
Stock
1-31
1-
$1
Co.
2
1-12
$1.80
(quar.)_,
payment omitted
Stores (quar.)
12-30
1-2
g0Z
_
_Z_ZZZZ.
1-
12-29
1
(quar.)__.—i0c
Co.
Paper
3
12-29
dividend
Owl
12-
1
12-28
Z
B
....
&
4
12-28
(quar.)
Storage
(Mass.)—
1
9-
''$2
(quar.)_._____.ZZZZZZ
(monthly).
_ZZ Z
Cold
6-
" $1.25
(quarZ)ZZZZ "" "
Boston
5
3-
12-18
~
5
1-
3-15
T
1-
1-31
9-18
"
(quar.).-ZZZZZZZ
preferred
1-15
1-31
cr
15^
(quar)
Electric
1-30
6-15
i
.
"
25c
;
Ry.
5
30<-
"_
A
Co.
68c
1-12
$1.37%
,
1-
2
"
(stock- dividend
stock)
3%'
—
—
Biologicals
Inc.
Samson
both
on-
Corp.
l—1———.
Kentucky Finance,
6%
pfd.
(quar.)^—;
Kentucky River Coal—
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (quar.)
(initial)—__
1-29
12-29
8c
1-1
12-
8
15c
1-
1
12-20
75c
3-
9
12-13
75c
1-
1
12-21
8>/4c
3-15
——;
——
:—
.3-
1
6-15
69-
12-
j—:—_
20c
1-13
Schlumberger, Ltd.
Security Insurance
12-29
and
Capital
;___
__Z1
w
(quar.)____
(New
Haven)
5
Extra
1
2-15
2-
1
1-19
1-10
15c
1-10
(Washington, D. C.)—
-
—_—
Title
3-
45c
<quar.)__
Quarterly
Security
1-
15c
4oc
Security Storage
1
1-10
' (extra)
Securities
Fund, Inc.
(Del.)__4.
Miguel Brewery (quar.)___
Sargent & Co. (stock dividend)
1
12-15
Convertible
San
1
9-15
8»/4c
—
8j/4C
8'/4c
Common
Creamery
12-19
1-26
37Vi>c
Z.ZZZ
;
(Common
1-12
Knudsen
1-2
2%
-
semi-annual
1-15
1
Common
12-20
45c
(quar.).
(quar.)
4.70%
Rising
1
Knickerbocker
1-10
12-28
»
^___
(quar.)_______
class
1-10
1-10
,2-1
(Califs-
Cable
12-20
3-
1-10
40c
(stock, dividend)....
common
preferred
12-28
9c
12-22
1
2-1
:
Reading Company—
12-29
12-18.
47 %c
12-20
1-12
2-
25c
10c
(quar!)v
dividend
S3
.
1
80c
quar.).
(quar.)
12-18
2-
B
12-21
1-
7Vzc
.
'
Products
Company,
Stock
1
2-
class
!Z-
Racine Hydraulics &
Machinery—
$1.20 preferred series A
1
$1.09
and
12-28
10c
1,
Wire
C.
1-
$1.05
A
-
1
12-15
171c
(quar,j,-4»u4. •„«)
2-
12-22
~~~
"
12-29
2
-1-15
40c
x__j
Co.
Market
...1-
(quar.)
•
1-
——^
.
-_______r_._
12-18
1
(quar.)__
v
70c
\
;.Z__ZZ!Z!ZZ!
Northern
Trust
R.
12-29
1-
in¬
:-j-
'
split)..!Sj,,, Z
Corp.i__,_x._-__.
«fe
Prudential
15c
—
——
12-12
1-15
....
Increased
12-18
'5c
(s-a)„
12-20
1-
Bank
&
Quincy
12-22
20c
.
—
1-15
12-29
2-15
'
(quar.)
~
12-22
1-
20c
(quar.)
1—
1- 2
20c
•:
1
17%c
Extra
(quar.)
2-
25c
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Providence Gas
(quar.)..
25c
com.
12-18
Inc.—
General
12-21
X
Electric,
12-18
12-30
15c
ZZZZZZZ~Z"Z:
Edison,
—
interest
12-21
12-30
"
—ZZZZZZZZZ
....
Ronson
and
12-19
12-28
1-12
50c
5
12-28
15c
_.x_
Foundry
Portland
v
12-20
1-
(quar.)
—
Kavanau
5%
i.'.—
12-28
$1.25
—
dividend
T
Gas
Aircraft
$1.04
(stock dividend)
&
Silk
$3.50
4
$1.37%
1-12
$106%
...
Metal
Stock
Plastic
$1.62%
1-12
1
$125
_
.
—
.
$1.12%....
$1.13
Extra'—-i'-:
1-
1-
1
_ZZZZZZZZ
stock
:—;
Pittston
12-20
2
1-18
1-15
100%
(increased
Potomac
pfd.
1-30
2-
-____Z-ZZ ""
Fund
dividend
Extra
1
'
Subject to approval of stockholders Mar. 21,
.
1-
12-20
5c
-^—ZZZZZ""
(quar.)
(extra)
State
five
(quar!)——_1—:
County Bank & Trust
1-15
40c
2-
Inc.—
Quarterly
Jones
Apothecary
20.
(quar..)-—J
k.:1' '■
2-15
1
85c
'
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(quar.)
_x
Phoenix
5
preferred
(quar.—__———
Cornet Stores
$125
Jersey Farm Baking, 4% pfd. (quar.)__——:
Johnny-On-The-Spot-Central,. Inc. (N. Y.)—
split
—
Counselors Investment Fund
12-26
1-
Car
Piedmont
v
6%
(N.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
preferred
preferred'
.
2
6
12-20
2-
r"""~ Z~"~"
Mfg
preierence
Peninsular
1-19
"
a
the
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
1-
1-
1-
1
1-
_
ZZZZ.ZZZZ
(quar.)
Extra
15c
common
Share,
&
Associates,
prior
Stock
12-29
v,pV;;Ai\,
;
&
Mutual,
.
1-15
1-
5c
Westfield
Plastics
Parke-Davis
12-19
2-1
55c
—
approved
2
1-12
stock
(quar.)
Corp.,
•
1-19
$1 50
Co.
common
Company
Pacific
1-12
'
1-15
40c
7
(quar.)
come)
preferred,
1962.
60c
.(quar.k
Bond
Iowa-Illinois
$4.16
"
2
—
(Quarterly
2-
2-20
(quar.)
—j.
$4.52
Continental Ins. Co.
1-
(s-a)——-
(Va.)
6c
x
approval)
Extra
2
20c
Financial
preferred
2-
l'
to
Elevator
25c
Co.
1
(quar.jZZ""""
(quar.)____
S.), Inc.
& C- Food Markets
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Investors
5
1
*
2
(quar.)
B
$4.36
70c
1-
Investors Capital Exchange Fund (s-a)—'
!_
Investors Mortgage Co. (Bridgeport)
(quar.)
5
22-
,
51c
60c
;
(quar.)
common
2-23
2-
l5
of
Leather
d"
Pacific
1-
1
(quar.)
1-23
1
(reduced)-_ZZ
pfd.
Engineering,; class A
Pacific
1-
1
(quar.)—
Brick
Press
Investment
1
2-15
•
23-
j.
12-23
1
^„ZZZZZZ~~
(quar.)
.___£
12-15
1-15
35c
3'%
5%
(quar.)
1
3-
on
(quar.)h
dividend)^
Oppenheimer
.
Extra
12-18
25c
$1.25
-X!_;
Material
non-cum.
Class
12-22
..12-29
1.
(2-for-l
1-
(Mass )
Pittsburgh Telephone (quar.)
12-20
1-30
12-20
2-
5
12-30
2
%c
30c
$6
12-15
1-
«%c
8
„£_Z ZZZ
Nation»J Bank (Conn.)
Ohio
5
1-19
12-28
Associates
•
common
1-15
12-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Outlet
1-
1-10
12-15
25c
,
Otis-
1-
1
fil/
Chemical
Northwest
1-10
1-12
1
12-28
5c
_Z_
1-15
2-5
;
Extra
12-26
8
annual
10
on
Field
10^
B________Z
class
22-
12-28
$2.50
C1|SS B (quar,)xk.r---—
n-xtra
,
12-15
:
1-25
15c
(quar*.)—:
Indianapolis Stock Yards,
6
% preferred (quar.)
50c
April
two-for-one •'split
proposed
'common shares-If
1
1962)
preferred
Hydraulic
47 %c
(increasedi_
at
2-
10%
of stockholders
preferred
to
2-. 1
..
25%
dividend)-—
preferred (quar.)
1__
;
Oil Co., 6V2%
preferred (quar,)--
Interstate
1-
"
meeting .to
•;
1-15
10c
common
&
Oil
Common
1-
$1.37%
—
will
Stockholders
2
>6%
(quar.)--
approval
1-12
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Gas
Q.uincy
7
r-,1
7c
(quar.)—1——
common
Ball
Husky
$1
(increased quar.)
Co.,
dividend)--—_—
!___;
Inc.
Bearing
■'!•■ -''
15c
(quar. ■>*—:-—-——
Power
1-
2
$15
15c
(quar.)—___
preferred
preferred
Powder Co.,
1-31
lOr
Glass Co., 6% preferred
Steel Corp.
(stock
5vf
,
(quar.)_^
(stock .dividend)
20,
and
Northrpp Qqrp. ,(2-f°r-1
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100%
Inspection &
(increased-quar.)
—
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5
$1.50
(quarJ—
—
$2.04
"
Boiler
80 cents
6%
——
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.20 pfd. <quar.)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)——.:
$2.00
of
—
Dairy,
of
income—-!com.
3
;-io
.
1
12-28
X 10c
——
Home
2
1-15
Fund:—
net
2- 1
2-
50c
Co
(quar.)—
Inter-Mountain Telephone
capital., gains
Stock
•
12
......
approval
(extra)
12-30
$1.50
±35C
Shore Gas
(Mass.)._x_
Northern Ontario Natural Gas—
6% preferred A
(quar.)
•?
1962)__.
High Street Investment Fund
Commonwealth Investment Co.—-
Quarterly
27,
(stock
n
—75c
Gas
Houston
(quar.)_—
.
to
(Cambridge)
preferred
Hoover
f
Financial, Corp.
5%
12-31
$15
subject to approval
April 4, 19621.
Banking
1-
North
12-29
1-23
.
r
(quar.)_
.
Steam
March
12-30
time.
Paper,, common..:
preferred (quar.)—
Commonwealth
1)'t
'
Tool
(subject
split subject to
1-15
1-2 % c
River
Commercial
.
!
Hercules
Hook
—
split
stockholders
Columbia
v.
—62V2C
Varnish ..(stock
Trust
Haverhill
1-15
Peabody & Co.—
(2-for-l
''
Hawthorne-Financial
,15c
———
omitted at this
payment
s.'4 u
Richardson
(stock dividend)
Telephone. 5%• preferred (quar.)
Insurance
$1.18
17 % c
(guar.).——Zab—•>——
Investing
1-16
1-31
1
£eW
North
-
dividend
Hartford
1-10
2c
Charleston Transit (quar.)__.
Chemical
Process
(liquidating)——
Claussen
15c 1'
33c
—
ti\.011n■ r.'d37'(Slli'4X'• f
Feb.
Gas
Extra
1-10
*5c
—-
——
City
3-
12-29
a
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1-31
3-15
8
12-22
12-21
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A
Co.,
Neiman-Marcus,
12-20
2-15
1-
2
1-15
(quar.)
Bank
(Subject
1-15
2
15c
&
Corp.
Harvard
12-23
*10c
—
Valley National Bank (Oakland)—
Increased——:
1
Century Acceptance, common <quar.)_
preferred
1-
1
1-
1-19
ZZZZZ
Extra
12-15
,1-31
(increased)____-_,__——62V2C
Ranids
Stock
12-29
Central
70c
2
10c
-_2,
gains)
Machine
Corp.
Harrisburg
2
1-31
$1.06%
,———
4.75%' pfd. (quar.)—
(Chicago) (quar.)___
Bank
1
10c
(quar.%_—1
Electric
<fe
2-
10c
(extra)—
Warehouse——.1———
Gas
$2
(quar.)
Lewis
Harrington
12-29
5c
(quar.)—
Central Hudson
17c
(quar.)—
Co."of Indiana—
Industries
Grand
,55c
•——
_______—
——.
_w—'
1-
(quar.30p,tJ
dividend
Girard
5
Vic
$1.25
—__—
common
Convertible jr. preferred
Plate Co.i
Cassiar Asbestos,
Extra
1
(initial)
(quar.)——
Inc.r-^
2-
80c
Cer¬
Jan.
(quar.)
Telephone, common
Valley
National
50c
———
8
12-29
29)
;
class
(William
National
Y.j V ,,V %.7
(N.
Trust
(quar.)
stockholders
•
1-
1-24
-75c
:—-
Caspers Tin
Central
.(quar.)
_——
Inc..
Scott-& Co.,
,
—,
capital
Inc.:
Bros.
Stock
1-15
15c
—
(increased quar.)—
Plastics,
Pirie
&
Hagerstown
2%
(quar,)
Capital Investments
.■>
8
12-
12-29
,1-15
1 37%c
(quar.)____
preferred
Mystic
_--i——
12-
1-15
split)
stock.
about
12-30
from
preferred
(s-a)
on
Power
$4.20
1-15
12-30
stock .split^s...
-
stk
approved
common
Dec.
n:u.
Co.,
12-30
—
preferred
Gimbel
1-15
time
_______
(quar.)
pfd
$3
1
6%
—^—
Power,
2-
4c
—
preferred
—1
(quar.)
8%c
Investing Co.
(Md.)___12c
stock—$0.8368
General Telephone
Harsco
CMP
933/4c
:
Investors—
Mills.
record
A
1-15
Restaurants
General
the
mailed
Mfg.
Class
2
1-15
International,
1-15
'25c
.
omitted
Co.
1-
2-28
6%
12-29
40c
12-29
(stockholders
be
preferred
Miller
12-30
1-25,
'
'
:
1-31
:
Gem
12-26
5C
V
5c
or
Finance,
Giddings
$2
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15c
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(quar.).,
(initial)—.
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11-20
3-27
B
$1.37Vi
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(quar.)
class
(monthly)
Monthly
6%
(initial)-
common
&
12-29
Inc.
7
(quar,)—
(annual)-
Packing
Plus
12-26
12-20
of
Extra
:
12-31
? 3-30
75c
Burns
Union
$2
v
(quar.)
Class
l;:- ;
■.
Ltd.—
—
Foods
Co.,
5.52%
preferred
Miami Extruders
&Mfg.——.——
Fisher
Fundamental
6%^
Co
Brewing
First
1-19
25c
._——
:
preferred
Bank
2-13
_
McCormick «fe Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
McKales Corp., class A
(s-a)__
,
seven
(quar.)—
National
Troy
12-20
1
$1
(quar.)
each
(quar.)__^
2-21
8%
3-
(interim
31)
Monthly
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.
1__
Products
Mutual
Optional—cash
Ordinary
7
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of
to
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Moore
preferred A
12-29
2-
1-2
(quar.)-.-^-.
Mccabe
proposal
a
common
Finance,
Fiduciary
;
1961___-
meet-
-l—
preferred
9
.1-
5%
::i
for
10%
Products
(quar.
Mensh Investment &
Development
annual
on
Products,
3.75%
Corp.,
Frisch's
75c
%
7;
Ordinary—%1
ended
year
American
9
30c
-
British
1-
split
holders
1-31.
,
(Del.)—
Feb.
(quar.)
12-29
10c
.
tificates
2-28
share
Equipment,
Friendly
25c
>
2-for-l
2-15
>
•/'/;';,
Heating
12-29
$4.50
■;
(quar.)____
common
12-12
1-20
—>
6'f/o- preferred ' (quar.
Boston., Herald-Traveler.
(stock dividend)~+
Bourbon,
Stock!;'(quar.)——~7
Briggs-Weaver Machinery, $1 pfd. (quar.J'^V;
1-17
2
7 25c
______
(reduced)————__x_
BroSii, Tobacco,
1-
Corp.
12-20
3-15
at
12-29
approval
5c
Company
12-28
30
2-15
on
one
Federal
12-30
1-31
,
!%/• $8;'
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1-15
12
*14c'
vote
&
to
Inc.
M'aremont
1-15
*30c
Corp.
12-29
1-15
13)
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Montana
1-19
1-26
10c
;
common
—
1
(quar.)-—31V4c
(Poughkeepsie,
>
;■%,
...
&
Executive
.
gains)
____________
75c
—
held
be
■vheld,
12-29
1-31
:
$70c
cum.
2-
t$1.75
(quar.)-I
Co.
1-31
12-28
1-16
.
1
6%
1
1-31
V
12-20
30c
—__________——
2——-——-
(quar.)
Federal
(annual)
Corp.,
praticipating
Barr
Belmont
Ltd.
i37Vic
preferred
Trust
2-15
(PhilaT
Trust
(subject
Feb.
Theatres
;
W.)
Macomber,
1-15
;-
A
3-15
1-12
2-
12-15
3c
Co.
2--7
*15c
35c
Federal
of
*20c
40c
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Maytag
—
&
B
Gas
1-10
ing
-
.
—
(quar.)—
1-10
12-22
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Bank
Dec.
(Marcus)
Lynn
1-31
12-29
~
Island
Lighting (quar.i_Z_ZI"~~"r""t
Longhorn Portland Cement
(year-end)
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Louisville Gas & Electric
3-16
1-10
±31 »/4C
Long
12-29
1-31
12-22
2
12-29
30c
A
12-22
12-29
——
_
*37Vic
of Rec.
1-31
65c
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'
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Stockholders will
and
common
(quarterly
Co.
Transit
2
1-15
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Ltd.,
ended
(Hugh
Class
Ltd.—7
Semi-annual
B
4-
Estate
Extra
Co.
Employers Group Associates
(quar.)_—.
Employers' Reinsurance Corp. (K. C.)—
12-30
12-29
$3
—__________—
from
17c
39c
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12tic
12-15
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Telephone Co. Ltd.—
from
2
1-15
*
20c
(quar.)_
■
1-29
9
;——_
1-15
2-1
,
15c
—
(s-a)
on
Bank
5Vi%
% preferred (quar.)
Houghton■ Fund "B"
37Vic
(quar.)—
Consolidated
Class
Co.—
preference
2-15
1-
Mennen
12-21
2%
Austin
12-16
*26%c
_
Ltd.
Oilfields,
year
Long
(quar.)—__—-
(quar.)
Corp., 5%
Y.)
Electro
12-21
1-
$2.50
Steel
N.
12-18
10%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Dutchess
12-18
12-28
$2
dividend)——_■
preferred
$6
2
3
1
15c
.
(,s-a)
Realty',
1
1-
—w„_10c
1-
1-
75c
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)____
Finance, common (quar.)
Atkinson
ioc
2-
_
(quar.)
dividend)
shareholders
Lobitos
J.)—
(N.
(quar.)
(Stock
Loew's
(quar.—
Extra
Water,
Atlantic
12-30
$1.50
General
(year-end)
Freres, Ltd., class
5c
dividend)-——
(stock
$2.84
;———_
Duff-Norton
12-22
$10
60c preferred
(quar.)-—.
Constable
Artesian
12-29
——2V4C
Inc.
(quar.);
Ltd., common
Textile
preferred
1-
32 Vic
common
preferred
Dominion
J.)—
N.
Electric,"
Chemical
1-31
Holders
40c
Co.
Liberty Real
Quarterly
2
net
Ltd.
Fabrics,
5c
'
Anderson
Canada
Bridge,
$1.
,V;
——------.T-—r—
Anadite,
29c
,
(s-a)_
—__2__
5c
Co.
Extra
1-
1-31
"
(quar.):
American
of
.
T-.
(Newark,
Lines,
Research,
Dominion
12-21
.
President
12-20
1-31
2-15
of
from
(quar.)
Dominion
1-
_______—
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A
2
33c
;
—
&
1-17
1-3
_——T—•
Insurance
income)
A
7%
,4
(quar.)___
Extra
Quarterly
1-
Brothers,
X"
(quarterly
Chemical
11-30
2-
■'
American
Inc.
Extra
1
12v2c;.
•"v.. $1
(quar.)_
(initial)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)___—,
American
&
Efird
Mills, common-.——
American
15c
Salt
Lewis
1-12
10c
Fund—
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common
$1.56 preferred (quar.).
12-20
1-15
cl. A
(Israeli),
common,
4%
12-29
35c
(quar.)—.—_—~
of
Co.
Stock
preferred
6%
12-20.
$1.50
Corp.;* 4% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
6%
Shares,
1
Payable
Corp.—
ey4%
preferred (quar.)
Lawrence
Gas
Co.
I
2-
(quar.)„
from Capital gains)
Trustee Shares—series C
Diversified
10-
.
preferred
America
American
Growth
Dominion
Recording
r
pfd. (s-a)______
Ltd.
5%
&
Homes
7-5
8
preferred
When
share
Company
Financial
Leslie
(quar.)_—2—
Light (increased)-
Power
10-
$1.19
(Semi-annual
12-20
1-
25%
Impulse
(Mass.),
Company
&
Mobile
12-20
34^'ac
,——*
dividend)—
&
Co.
IV4C
5%%
'
(quar.)
Diversified
Airport Parking Co. of America—■
.
(Del.).— "
Inc.
Lauren tide
.
———-——-—■
5%%
Holders
343/aC
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred A (quar.)___
4-5
7-9
k
Delaware
1-11
1-25
4-9
l'Ac
preferred
Dividend
...
1-4
—l'Ac
Detroiter
Payable of Rec.
8c
--
Inc.—
6%
When
Share
!
■
(quar.)_——
Inc.
Investment
-
■„
,
Dean
PeT
Name of
Recv
1-8
2—___;__i
Chemical Coatings,
434%
Holders
Payable of
IVic
Quarterly
DeSoto
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
■
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.
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(quar.)_2_.
Quarterly
follow with
we
Corp.
When
Share
Quarterly
are
during the current week.
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Company
Estate
11
&
Guaranty Co.
Selama-Dindings
Plantation,
(N.
Y.)
Ltd.—
5c
.
1-10
10c
12-28
1-
4
1-
4
12-29
12-20
*
Crouse-Hinds
Co.
(quar.)_—%
—
Seligman
Lance,
Davega Stores—»'•••
(Payment on the 5%
ferred
at
this
DaVenport Water,
5',v
preferred
■■
preferred
stock
Lane
de¬
5%
preferred
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
—
—
$1.37 %
25c
22-
1
1
1-10
1-10
Lang
(initial)
____•
—,——
1
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——!
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Class
time).
5Mi%
Inc.
Extra
!
B
&
—
LJ—
(quar.)—
Company
Quarterly
1-13
1-13
(quar.
——
1
——
Class
12-29
*
12-29
50c
1-
1
12-16
50c
1-
2
1-
2
12-16
10c
1-15
1-
2
10c
4-16
4-
2
:
4%
&
Latz,
Southbridge
A
Southdown,
f
1-20
1-12
6%c
(quar.)
Sheraton-Gibson, 6%
Class
20c
common
B
preferred
12-16
25c
k_— 1—_1———
preferred
5s/ac
5 %c
preferred
...
(quar.)___
1-20
1-12
$1
.1-20
1^12
$1.50
1-
2
12-18
Plastic Products—
(Initial)
Inc.
(quar.)
10c
3-15
2-28
15c
1-
8
12-22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
"
,
preferred
6%
r
<quar.)
A
.
75c
(Dallasi <extra)_
Southport Commercial Corp. (N. Y.>
Sprague Engineering
Life Insurance
Southland
Extra
National"
Strathmore
Supronics
Paper
2nd
preferred
Tiffany
Title
■
A
1-31
20c
—
-9c
——_—
,
-1-15:
• 1-11
*
.;
'
:
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Edison,
-
^
i
12-30
12-30
"1-26
common
.
Williams
&
stock
(2-for-l
split)
Century
Twentieth
dividend
Stock
$1.40
6%
(quar.)
dividend
%
12-29
1-15
American
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
1st preferred A (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.—
Union Oil Co. of California
(quar.)
United
1-15
*12-18
50c
2-10
2-28
,1-15
Aircraft
United
Elastic
United
Gas
15c 1
t
v. $i
33%%'
y
liner.-quar.)
Improvement
from
V
___—
Railroad
Warehouse
Co.
Corp,
Washington Gas Light—'
New common (initial-quar.)
$5
■•••
wI____.w_K
(quar.)____—^
preferred
(quar.)__,
$4.60 perferred
$4.25 preferred
Chemical
West
,f.
Bank
of
New
9
Bank
of
Nova
1-
9
Bank
—
(quar,)
Products,
_
Photocopy
common
Western
Tool
&
Stamping
payment omitted
Wilbur
Chocolate,
$5
preferred
25c
Wilcox
Oil
Yellow
York
Co.
Transit
County
Gas
Yosemite Park &
$1.12%
Co.
$1.25
12-21
stock
7%
Vending
Stock
(quar.)
A.
Industries
J.
Abbott
(stock
Laboratories,
Abercrombie
Abitibi
&
&
Power
Common
4«/a%
Fitch,
5
2-1
12-15
Co; (N.
Surety
Common
$1.20
y
(s-a)
A
2
12-12
1-2
Sugar
6%
1
pfd.
preferred
1-
1
12-
1
1-
1
12-
1
Extra
1-2
1-
2
2
Life
Afliliatcd
From
Surety Co.
Insurance
Fund,
net
Co.
Agricultural
Insurance
Air
Control
Air
&
Brass
2
12-
2
12-
1
each
(Vfe
,
1-15
.
(quar.)__
5C
2-
of
common
for
outstanding)
Akron, Canton 81 Youngstown RR. (increased)
Extra
Gas
4.60%
4.92%
Alan
preferred
Wood
Steel
1-12
_
B
6%
Alco
preferred
Products
Aldens.
Inc..
class A
Allegheny
Stock
Allied
Rainwear
l
12-13
1-
1
I-
1
1
1
l-
1
1-1
common
(s-a)_
i_
$1.12»/a
4%
1st
4V2%
Co.
of
(quar.)
75c
(Initial)
preferred
2nd
Amalgamated
15c
gc
;
Ltd.—
Atlantic
Class
Atlas
>
(quar.')
(quar.)_
7
2
12-15
2
12-
9
1-
2
12-
9
•'
'
2
2
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
1-
1 '
1-
2
.
$1.50
v
1-22
1-21-62
11-15
2-
*25c.
A_
"3-1
2-28
»
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20c
1-2
3
1-
2
1-
2
12-29
1-31
1-12
i
12-29
1
12-
8
Bell
1-
2
Beneficial
*
2-2
2
12-16
°
Watch
Benrus
1
Steel
Bibb
.
:
,
Clas3
A
Biddeford
1
Biltmore
1-20
2
Binks
A
Co.
;v
Bird
&
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
1
T-19
1-
10-20
/> 1-19
4.25%
Bliss
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
2
12-15
Bohack
$1.37 *-f 1-
2
12-15
5%%
(quar.)
12-18
v
.
and
Borg
(111.)
Co.
—1
(quar.)
:
2c
12-15
12-15
preferred
4.25%
Boston
K 1-16
12-28
Bo water
%'l
12-22
9
y;;:
1-16
r
1-
3
12-12
preferred
preferred
3;
(s-a)
1-26
1-12
25c
12-
2-
25c
Vi.*
1
Brach
i
•
8
(E.
$1
;
1
City
Sewerage,
Refining
(quar.)—_x
.
1-11
(quar.)__
Insurance
1-15
1-
2
12-15
Broad
1-
2
12-15
Brockton
1^15-62
J 3-30
■
Ltd.
(quar.)___^
*25c
•
:
—
>.
—
2-
*25c
1
1-
1
1-
4
Thrift
Soler
Plan,
1-
1
Ltd.,
7%
Co.. (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
—
1-
Street
1-
Trust
Taunton
Bond
Brooklyn
Union
Brown-Forman
Prints
'I
(quar.)—.—-----—
6
Axe
Products,
Science
&
'
preferred
Electronics
Ayres (L. S.) & Company,
4 Va r/c preferred (quar.)_
5c-
1-22
12-22
1-22
1-
■
2
12-15
2-20
1-26
1-1
12-15
(Md.)__—
37c
1-12
12-15
(quar.)__—
35c
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-19
Corp.,
_i
——
$1.12%
-
1-
2
1-15
12-15
I 12-15
.
1-
5
12-15
6
2
12-15
$1
2-
1
1-19
>
preferred
Shoe
12-
12-20
1-16
1-
2-
5
1-22
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
75c
$1.06
$1.19
'v,
•
,
1
12-
8
1-1
12-
8
•VI- 1
12-
1-
*62y2c
*68%c
—
/Li
*68%c
'
:
—
Co.
V
—
Co.,
—
:
60c
6%
serial.preferred,
12-27
1-15
12-15
1-
2
'
1-
2
12-
2-
1
1-5
1-
I
12-15
1-
2
1-
2%
:
4
12-15
2
12-15
1-15-62
12-15
1
12-18
I 1-15
12-15
1-
95c
-b*26c
K 30c
1
1-
2
1- 1
.12-
8
1-1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
8
12-26
3-15
2-26
2-
.
*
10c
," 10c
1-15
15c
*45c
1-
2
1- 1
;•
12-15
1-15
IOV20
(quar.)—.* .;;15c
(quar,)_.——
12-20
2
12-15
*$4
•_—i
Ltd.
12-20
1
1-
(quar.)_^_
1
Inc.; (extra)-————
Products,
2
1-15
1
*
(Delaware)
—
1-
2-
t$2
(quar.)
19-
\1-
(s-a)—*
div.)
1
2
*25c
".*12Vic
*55c
(quar.)_i——.
(stock
1
1-12
1-
*$1.10
(quar.)
Corp.
V
--
iquar.)_—^
(Ontario)
1-26
22c
42y2c.
3c
4%
50c
C 25c
93%c
———
Finance
Building
2
l-l 2
Plan, common, (quar.)j—__y
convertible preferred
(quar.)——
Budget
6
1-2-62
r 1-10
10c
' 20c
Browning Arms
(initial)——.—25c
Browning-Ferris Machinery ■fquar.1—JOc
Brunswick Corp., $5 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
4%
Brown
9
2jc
2%
-
,
1-
12V2c
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)—
Ltd.—
-"
V*
(quar.)
12-22
12-18
/:«2V
'
12-18
87y2c
(quar.)—I_I
(quar.)
B
50c
(quar.)
com;
;
A
I Class
15c
(quar.)———™
4%
Class
12-18
15c
Automatic Canteen Co. .(quar.)
Corporation
■
2
1-
Gas,
Gas
12-13
f.
12-18
1-
2-
—
Distillers
1
5c
12-29
2-28
12-20
:
;—
(Phila.)
Co.
Canada,
preferred
1.
10c
!.—L_—_
r■:
: 12'
■;< 1- 2 I
'"v----:—
—
12-15
*17!/2c
-!l'
dividend
Trust
:
4.16%
4
2-
*-
•T"
2
(quar.)
Telephone
Mortgage &
Brooke
30c
-
;
12-29
1-10
12-21
I:
Products
Forest
Columbia
British
Extra
Texas)—
(Tulsa,
'
12-29
(increased)
Assurance
Columbia
1
*25c
(quar.):—
12-29
1
(quar.)—-__
(initial)
—;y:-I
American Oil
2-
*25c
-
v
2
common
Co.—1.———:l
'.
British
-1-11
12-21
•
12-20
'
$1.37% <1:1-
(quar.)
(uuaiv
& Sons
J.)
British
1
2
93% C
1-15
1-10
10c
30c
(quar.)—_—
American
British
(quar.)_—
Wholesalers Ltd., class A
12-20
1-15
$1.12Va
:—
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)—
Brillo Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
i
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% pfd. (uqar.)
1-
i;5c
Co.—
preferred B
B
>
,112-15
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(Milton)
2-.
$1.18%
1-10
12-28
1
1-
1-.
(quar.)——
dividend
British
:
2-
I
1-25
-
"
(quar.)—
new
Co.
Products
Bradley
12-29
1
V 1-20
Mersey Paper Co.—
pref.
Stock
30c
12-20
75c
(quar.)
•
.
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%%
1-12
65c
>
1
1
l-
12-23
: 1-15
12-28
...1-15
,12-28
2
12-22
1-
.
1
II- 1
—._
(quar.)
(quar.):
(quar.)_.
Insurance
Bowaters
12-29
2-
12-
2-23
deductions)-
(St. Louis)
common
preferred
4.78%
5y2%
13c
.
12-30
12-29
12-21
45c
v
——
Co.,
preferred
12-
12-10
Ry.
:
—;
12-15
l
y
(quar.)___——_ '
dividend
l
2
$1.40
$1.06V*
A "(quar.)—
class
Edison
Bowman
iV
———-___
—_
Stock
Boston
.
—
■
Fe
Inc.,
1-
1-
1-18
1-15
r
3%
—
preferred
3y2% pfd.
4%
Warner Corp..
Food Stores,
1-
10c
(quar.)_
Santa
y'y;
;
12-27
:i;< l- 2
10c
(quar.)_
Borman
5%
,>'■
3
I
12-27
'1-12
25c
after
'
Corp.
Fisheries,
Bosticn,
■
-
$0,013
(initial
&
Cascade
12-29
f
1-15
12-20
—
:
preferred
Co.—
preferred
prior
12-22
l
.12-15
6
{1-
Electric—
share
41/2'%
(H. C.)
1-15
l-
4-13
1- 5
7Vic
7y2c
27yzc
15c
3.5%
*10c
—IK *25c
15c,
40c
—.« 5%;
;.
9
1-15
1-31
'
$1.25
A
V 2•
25c
$1.75
"
25c
i;J.')
12-12
3-1-62
' $4
(quar.)
depositary
per
1-15
•
8
12*29:'
M--2
12'/2c
*..
(quar.)
Booth
I::
J.)
(N.
;
5
* 16V4c
:
V;
■"
(quar.)—
1-
1
Inc.
^
1 '
20c 1-34-62
20c 4-30-62
*55c <11-15
•
1
Co..
1-20
-'1-1
'
—
*
Book-of-the-Mo?ith Club
1-
12-
<Jtripl5e«
(quar.)
_s
5
$$1.50
.
2-13
■
(quar.)
class
1-
*20c
—
Water
I.; 1-22
1-15
12-15
" 5c
2%
y/
1-1
(s-a)—___
pfd.
(quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill,
/1-
$1.60
12-11
*17y2c .;
* t.25Ci" I
—
Industries,
Boatman's National Bank
(year-end)iy:'
"'
' »*"
'■ ■"
.•
$2.50
Electric
(Phila.)
Co., $1.80 pfd.
1-
/
2
Blyvrtzicht Gold Mines, Ltd., ordinary—
(Interim payment equal to about $0,159
Boise
Supply
W.l
1-19
-
12-11
1-
;
-
(uuar.)____
«"
(increased quar.)
preferred
(E.
12-30
$1.08
2
16% "
(quar.)_—
preferred
1
;
2
1-
and expenses for
—i———
Blackstone Valley Gas &
5.60%
12-11
1-
*35c
-
^
Canada
dividend—
Stock
-
.y
~
12-15
-
*25c
:
Son—„—
1-15
7
$1.16 Vi
.
-
1
1
2-
8c
2
dividend
1-10
■
1-
*40c
(quar.)_
—_—;——u
1 Stock
1-24
*20%c
.
12-15
J_—
84%c
$1.12%
2
Special
:
5
1-
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-19
1-
12-15
Furniture,
Machine
3-
1
1
2
of
Saco
&
12-15
1-
1-15
Stores, class A (stock dividend)
Hats, Ltd., common
(quar.)___
Bear
12-15
2-
; 5c
/-
:
5
1
40c
(quar.)__;
Bird
*32%c
1-
5
1-
V 2- '1°
30c
1-
Corp.,
Automation
Bicor
1-
t62y2c
—
40c
7%
Manufacturing (quar.)
1-10
I
12-19
1
2-
$1
(quar.)
Frocks
1-24'
4%
12-12
50c
Gas Co.
Bethlehem
1-20
2-
•
.
1
1-2
*12y2c
■'
Berkshire
12-20
1
2-
5c '
■
1-
75c
i
(quar.)
Berkshire
20c
'
,
$1.12y2c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
^Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Big
2<
12-15
^
"'
Class
20c
2
(increased)
Co.
Corp.
Biederman
1-
1-
j^td. Ordinary (interim )
ending March 31, 1962,
Telephone
12-29
-
25c
year
ExtTci
12-29
3
II-20
RR._
for
1-12
2
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)__i_
4% preferred (quar.)
II
;;
4% preferred (quar.)
12-15
V
}
1-
y
(quar.)____
Group,
1-12
1-31
25c
Belgium Stores,
8
ft 12-
'
1-24 •,
*25c
—
City Electric Co.—
Automated
Avco
3*16
2-
1-
$1.18
Trust—
Steel, .Ltd.
Stock
Avon
}56c
12-19
1-
v
1-31
1
depositary. Dividend will amount to ap1; proximately $0.59 per depositary share.
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)-_-
12-11
[fy.l-/ 3
:■*7 tic
9
12-15
.
1
1-10
28ysc
(quar.)
A
common
5c
Atlas
12-13
.
5
1-10
-
25c
Co.,
less British income tax
Co.
Investment
Life
Extra
12-21
l- 3
...
12-
1-31
$1.40
20c
(reduced)
12-15
1
1-31
1%
■
8
1-26
2-
IV20
v-;
"
ti
12-
<
1-15
-
2%
(quar.)„__
Creek
beecnam
-12-11
1-16
y/o'
20c
(quar.)__:
B
Topeka
i
A
Beech
11-27
1-
-
(s-a)1
Quarterly
Atlas
'12-15
.
<quar.)__-______
preferred
Sugar
$3.75
Auto
(quar.)
Canada,
12-
1-
90c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
12-15
1
4%
"
12-8
1-
••
12yic
*
2
12%c
4.75%
"12-15
1-17
$3
4%
Atlantic
8
1-1
'
Atlantic
-
8
1-17
5c
3%
12-
•
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred
«•--
I"
Stationers
EXtra
12-8
1
Aluminum Co. of America, common.....
30c
3-10
$3,75 preferred
(1962 series)
)quar.l-t-62
3.75% preferred (quar.)__^-_^__________w933/4c
4-1
Aluminum
A
Products
Common
12-I8
12-
•
(extra)
(quar.)
7
(quar.)_—
Fund
Quarterly
12-18
i_
V
(quar.)
Paper
Ltd.
Lumber,
12-
65c
—
from capital gains
investment income)
Associates
12-18
1-
-
on
(gtd)
Gas
preferred
Atchison,
12-18
iqc
_____
Corp.,
i-
5%.
2%
1-2-62
•
;
common
preferred
Beaver
2-
common
Light—
Hegeman
preferred
from
12-12
"
30c
dividend
Supermarkets
Almar
class B stocks-:
common)
(quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (increased)___
Allied Stores
&
Associated
12-18
2
$1.50
Allegheny & Western Ry.
Co.
Associated
12-12
$1.25
121/2c
and
(ouar >
split
&
($0.0070
/
12-12
.
12'/ac
:
(quar.)
<2-for-l stock
4>/2%
preferred
2
12-30
C
preferred
4y2%
1-17
2
1-
—
Noncumulative
(quar.)
common
2
2
1-
*
'
on
11-
1-
I-30
1-15
2 %
Co.,
Class
(quar.)_„
Corp.
Hart
Foods
9
40c
-
dividend—
Associated
;
2
i
3-10
*$1.75
' ;
(increased)—
_i
Hospital Supply (initial)
1-
t
5c
2
1-
: $1.23
A 1
—
div.
1-
$1.15
12-15
'
'■
;•-
$1.56 V*
(quar.)
1-
*9c
1 "it-
1-15
$1.05
A
3-
*15c '
•
1-15
$1.37'/2
preferred
(quar.)
Albemarle Paper Mfg., class
Stock
^
30c
~
(quar.)__
5%
Class
1-
Templer Ltd.______
6%
12-27
40c
(quar.)
Co.—
3-30
1-15
12-
(quart)_H
Corp., $5.50 pfd. A
Power Co.,
4.20%
pfd.
preferred (quar.)_____
Alabama
&
Western
6V2%
1
for
Corp.
Dividend
*
(quar.)___
12-15
1-10
r
Alabama
1 '
12-15 <
,,
,
share
common
2
'
12-21
<1-2
20c
;.l2VaC
7i/aC *
share
Baystate
12-15
12-
20c
Co.
dividend
B
preferred
Arrow
•
Stock
Beatrice
Corp
preferred
Armour
Y )—
________—
1-15
•
(initial quar.)__.
(initial quar.)
preferred
12-15
"it '■:>
i'_j.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ash
quar.
Chemicals
4%
2
(quar.)
i-.
Co. : (quar.)__:
Power
Arlington
8
1-22
class
1-
8
1-
6c
(Watertown, N.
Products
New
Beam-Matic
a
preferred
Stock
12-12
1-
40c
(qiiar.)____________
Products
1-10
45c
dividend)
preferred
&
common
1-15
preferred C (quar.)^
Agrochemical Corp. (quar.)
Arkansas
12-13
"35c
income
—
Inc.
22V2c
2
Power
12-15
12y2c
(quar.)
;
5.48%
Inc.—
Quarterly
Aileen,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
investment
2
12-20
$1.50
J.)
preferred
12-13
1-
12-14
12-14
(quar.).
Corp.,
Works
Iron
1
10c
(quar.)
(N.
4.72 %
12-11
1-
40c
Aetna Casualty &
Bath
2
5%
Ltd.< com. (increased)
preferred (quar.)
i_;
Arkansas
12-11
65c
(quar.)___
12-15
2
4
'
ap-
Blessing Co.
(quar.)
Mfg., 4V2%
(quar.)—
5C
Corp.
4.32%
*3oc
(quar.)___^
12-31
1
1-
*
-_i
Furniture Industries
1-
8y3c
Corp.,
Arizona
Ltd.—
*12»/2c
2
1-
dividend
2-
62 y2c
Film
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
Refineries,
(Conn.)
5
(stock dividend)
$2.60
12-29
%
1-
12-15
1
20c
preference
convertible
'
15c
(s-a)
$2.50
12-14
1-15
t28'/8C
12-26
:
2-
40c
27y2c
Guaranty___;—
L'.
common
Products
3%%
(quar.)
&
dividend
Arts
$2.60
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
00
1
1-
1-15
30c
20c
Chemical
Argus
12-12
1-
t42V2c
*
12-26
v
1-2
■
2
.
•
Bausch & Lomo, common
1
Chemical
Applied
12-12
1-
$3
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Akron
1-
2
-
preferred—
Bathurst
1-30
50c
Y.) „(quar.)
5%
Co.,
preferred
Ansul
1-15
5c
Addressograph-Mutigraph Corp.
Aetna
5
$1,
A__
Paper Co.,
Acadia-Atlantic
Aetna
preferred
2-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
r-4
Y.)—
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
ii
Animal Trap Co. of America, common
5
5%
10c
1-10
*55c
Assn.
(quar.)J
convertible
New
C
Stock
y/y
$6
00
:'l
30c
B
Anken
(quar.)
Inc.,
Bates
•
S1
.
Class
the
1-
8
>.
dividend
Stock
.
1-15
12-30
1-19
1-
1-10
$3
(stock
Co.
$6.25
12-15
1
„
12-27
2%
2
1-15
50c
25c
(increased),
additional share
held
subject to
Y.)
$5.60
'
12-21
dividend)--
class
;
Amoskeag Company-—
1
.
■
1- 2
12-19
; " -9' $2.25;
$4.50 preferred
(S-a)
1
6-26
$4.50
V $2.25 •y • 7- 3
preferred
(s-a)_!—
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—
1-10
30c
11-30
4%
preferred (accumulative)
Anchor Hocking Glass
•
•
12-22
1* 1
$1
$4 preferred
(quar.)
ii;
' 3%
2- 1
12-29
Anglo-AmeHcan Exploration (stock dividend)1
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills (quar.) ; :• *50c >'.M- 5 V 12-15
1- 3
12-29
I ;. ; •20c
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class
2-1
65c
(quar.)
Petroleum,
Aberdeen
12-14
43 %c
Coi^om;
Tobacco.
1-10
._
1-
<*00
Bastian
50c
Vitrified Products
1-19
'
preferred
Basic,
12-22
1-
31%c
American
7'/2c
Extra
4%
5
1
1-
$1.25
,—
American
10c
common
1-
1-23
1-2
12-29
(quar.)
2-16
____
:
2
1-20
1
(quar.K
National
(one
Candy
Stock
1-15
(quar.)^
preferred
5%
dividend
Barton's
Bassett
55c
2-1,6
given in
2
1-
a
*_
shares
Distilling
12-29
(quar.)
1
I;:"/;
Corp.—
Barton
1-15
(quar.)
Thread
'<
preceding table.
ABC
1-
1-20
—u—
(quar.)
Y.)
Wright Corp. <quar.)
97%c
i.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
1-22
week, these being
1-
1-20
$1.07
preferred
(s-a)
Barber
Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)
BarChris Construction
(stock dividend)-—
>
•
$1.31%
y
(111.)—
Co.
American
2-
l!
nine
1-20
' $1
7%
1-16
12c
—__—____.—____
Refining
Sugar
American
dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
this
8
(Indianapolis)—
Insurance
Stores Co.
American
the
announced
12-15.
5%
_—
dends
12-
2
30c
American
2-15
(quar.)______
12-15
20c
proval of stockholders)
—
of Canada, Ltd.—
;
2
1-
Basic
(N.
1-10
2- 1
split)
12-15
2
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
1-
V'i
$1.50
(initial)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
American
1-10
1*10'
1-10 '
2-15
12-15
2
1-
$1.75
Mortgage
dividend
each
1
1-16
I; 1-26
VV^.vl-;
Stamping Co.
25c
Curry (quar.)_
give
we
Stock
•12-.
2
2
1-
(quar.)
(N.
11/
—
common
States
Class
Below
Co.,
American
$1.25
Lines-
weeks and not yet
Trust
Barry
—
American
(common
(quar.)
Freight
Bankers
•
common
(2-for-l
12-15
Trust
_•
12-30
3-
!- 2
30c
plus
3- 1
$1.25
&
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
Stores
noncumulative
6%
at this time)
A
income
Equipment
Service
Snuff
American
12-B96'»tti.2-15U
'
77if1.
25c
iquar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
AVa% preferred
(quar.)_—
Bond
4y2 %
——
Self
12-15
'
Bankers
87 %c
»*
.
1-
"
—
(quar.)
12-19
$1.25 V; 2-1
$1.15
- 2-1
$1.06V4
2-1
1
_______
Co.
12- 8
v2- 1
Bank
12-15
•5%.'
Optical
1-15
<
12-12
;
12-29
$1
(quar.): -_;
Virginia (quar.)
of
1-10
1-15
28c
(Houston)
2
1-
-
1-31
$1.12,/2
Southwest
12-12
/
12-20
»quar.;_;
•
Scotia
1-11
•
2
10c
$1.50
—
—
(N.
York
the
1-11
$1.12%
:
of
1-
(quar.)
:
-1-
12-20.
(quar.)
Extra
1
2
.
(quar.)
Commerce
1
>
1- 1
.33c
12-12
36c
12-29
..ey-; y-
2
1-
i
(quar.)
California
of
1" "1- -9
(monthly).:
dividend—
Stock
;
Z- 1
12-28
Bank
1-
of
Ban*
10.325%
on Jan.
Insurance
Fire
12-30
4c
8
2-
dividend
American
$1.50
w
Terminals
&
12-
12-20
60c
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
preferred
2-
—
Common
Wabash
2
2
?
investment
net
Quarterly
2-28
3-1
1-
12-11
C
preferred
%
1-
Illinois—
of
Co.
Natural Gas Co.
American
,
4
Fund—
National
American
2-28
4-1
1-19
'
&
preferred
'
Stock
split subject to approval ';
of stockholders May 7, 1962)
414% preferred (quar.)__.
ww—-$1.06%
United Insurance Co. of America (Chicago)
Quarterly
20c
United Pacific Corp. (quar.)—
10c
U S Testing Co.
20c
United Telephone
(Ind.), 5%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
United Telephone (Kansas), 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
2-26
capital gains)
American
stock
(3-for-l
4%
25c
——
Quarterly
1- 8
1-19
3-30
66c
1-12
50c
(quar.)—
Mutual
from
(6c
12-15
2-1
2-13
■
1
Machine & Foundry—
American
preferred (quar.)__
(stock dividend)____
2-
2%:;
&
Ban*
Corp.
Products
Investment
American
Corp.—
Corp.
7%
2-
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
American
Mfg.;/ (stock div.) - (l/65th of a
share of Vapor Corp. for each share held)
1- 9
1- 9
2%
1955-56 series
4%
2-1
12-30
(initial)_______—
Materials
&
1-12
1-15
40c
2
quar.)____
Stores
(quar.)—
Hydro-Electric Co., com.
6%c
National
preferred
American
12-30
*78'/bC
15c
dividend
Stock
Union Bock
1
1
1-
"
Union
6%%
Bangor
3iy4c
Hair
Home
12-29
Gas
2-
6% preferred (quar.)
Electric, com.- (increased)
preferred
preferred
$1.56 y*
(payable in class A stock)
& Felt, $6 pfd.
(quar.)
(stock div.)
American
4%
10c
16. Also subject to the approval of the
Comptroller of Currency
American Greetings,
class
A
and
class
B
American
4 % %
12-29
$3
_—
stock div. of
stockholders approval
to
12-
12-15
2-
43 %c
:——-—
Fletcher
subject
1
1
1-25
■f.
3.90%
Union
Baltimore
(quar.)
(Indianapolis)
Co.
2- 1..
1- 8
1- 8
1-31
25%
5
11-
1-15
50c
—
American
■
•
5y4%
——
—
'
2-15
2-15
12-29
2- 1
——__—-
Baldwin Piano Co.,
,
Corp.—
5% pfd. (s-a)—.——,—
Income Investors—
Trust Co.,
Trenton
Forging
Steel
Pipe,
Crystal Sugar, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____—
American Cyanamid Co.
Series D preferred (quar.)_
American Distilling (quar.)
American Express
(quar.)
American Felt Co., 6% preferred
•
12-22
12-22
1-5
2-15
.1-15
1-15 '
5
45c
)u__
:
(s-a)—_
:
pid.
4'/2%
3-15
3-1
3- 1 '
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12-
American
9-15
60c
11-30
1
10c
class A preferred
Stock
2
75c
______
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Iron
Cast
5
11-
5c
—_
Extra-
1-
$1.25
1-10
1-31
13c
—30c
&
10c
(quar.)
['American Consumer Industries, com. (quar.)
6-15
10- 2
preferred
Transue
12-15
T.), Inc. (special)
Wilcox (increased
(B.
30c
10c
(quar..)——
Co.,
preferred
6.25%
12-28,
/'7- 2
—
•
—
2IV2O
—
American Cement Corp., common
$1.50
12 %c
12lA>C
$1.40
(increased)
20c
(quar.)
—
$1.14
4.25'a
preferred (quar.)
$1.0614
Trade Bank & Trust (NYC)
(stock divid.)
3% ■
Traders Buildings Assn. Ltd.
(quar.)—$40c-:
Extra
*40c
Extra
4.56',;
Can
preferred
7%
-
American
1-11
4-2
'
Toledo
Badger Paint & Hardware
__________
American
•
15c
12'/ac
(incr.-quar.i__
(Minn.)
Co.
12-15
■
.1- 2
12-30
12-28
1-15
10c
-
Insurance
Extra
-
' .<•;
12-29
VKIK
;
»—
—
1
(quar.)—_—1—_
E-xtra
A__——-—--a
split)
1-
,
class
___K___.-_I_w-_.-I/.
Products,
Top
Class
1-15
[
common
(initi&kguar.)
common
Class'A
L,
—
Co. .(4-for-l stock
&
New
l-la
__________
Class
12-22
12-28
2- 6
■:
held-)
share
Thriftway
Foods
Thurow Electornics,
$1.25
Industries,
4%
Co.
Book
American
A-
„
12-30
1-2
Investment Trust,
shares of 3%
each
"
JJ/aC
(16
stock ..for
.
5%
(quar.)
Babcock
dividend—;
Stock
21V4c ,.v
_________—
General
12-18
new
Rubber
Biltrite
American
2- 9
1-12
^
dividend)-—
dividend)
(stock
3-1
2- 1
12%c
12/2c
——
iquar.i
Freight
Canadian
Ltd.
,
;
Co.—
(stock
Corp.
T.I.M.E.
.
12"29
Babbitt
2
(initial)—.——
American Bank Note Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—.
5%
preferred A (quar.)—
——
Metal,
Art
American
(quar.)_.
BMG
12-18
$1.06%
_
Filter ' (quar.)
Air
American
12-15
pfd.
7%
12-18
9
preferred (quar.)_
9
Holders
When
Paycole of Rec.
Share
1-
•
Per
'
of Company
1-
—
Class A (quar.)
Tip
!"15
4<>c
(quar.)—_______—____
Finance
B.)
)E.
Third
12-19
xz-io
Bank & Trust Co.. (N. Y.)
C
(quar.)
Aggregates, 5%
.American
1-
1% "
i—"
——
preferred
4V*%
1- 3
1-11
/
25c >.;■ 12-29
25c
^2-27
'
——
preferred
Stone
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
■
Name
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
common
dividend______
Stock
2
iz-z I
Quarterly
Sterling Precision oorp.—
;
'>£%
preferred A
<quar.)_
5%
n
?
.
Sterling
.
.
37/ac
—
Share
of Company
Corp.,
Amerace
Gas—
California
Southern
Name
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
.
.
(120
•
13
(13)
Per
■»-.
Name of
Company A
-
Bulova Watch Co.
(quar.)
Burgmaster Corp.
(stock dividend) ___A—
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar,)__+.__ A_~Burnham
Corp.,
Burroughs
6%
Corp.
Burrus Mills,
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)_
15c
Cnartered
12-lb
Chase
1
12-
1-
A
u_i
12-21
2
$1.50
\
12-29
3-16
25c
6 -30-62
12-31
12-15
$1.12%
3 -31-62
3-16
6 -30-62
Increased
6-15
$1.12'/a
$1.12Va
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
A 4%%
Butler
:
preferred (quar.A--preferred (quar.)_
6-15
Mfg.,
Butler's
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Butterfly- Hosiery,
Gas
(A.
Ltd.,
5%-
22VaC
•
(increased
Corp.
Calgary Bower, Ltd.,
A 5%
preferred
)A~—A_A—
quar.
2
1
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric Pdwer— /• A."
$2.50 preferred
(quar.A
;
12-30
1-15
12-
8
2
12-
4
6'%■ preferred ' (qua r
California Fund— /
.,/
Churchill
2
12-
12-
from
net
fn capital
California
5'A%
,
4
plus
preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Campbell
Red
1
1-
2
1
.1-
2
ing to be
2
10%
Taggart
Assoc.
Bread
Co.
Ltd.,
I-
2-
1
1„ 2
2-
1
1-
2
12-
8
B
Iron
Foundries
Co.,
"
'.
f.
Permanent
Quarterly
Canada
.Mortgage
Bronze
Ltd.,
Chemical,
Canadian
Food
L;d.
.
1
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
II-30
General
Canadian
Husky
137 Vic
2-
1
1-
$ioc
v
1-10
2-1
v
y ii$%c,;;.
Canadian
.
Ice
Ltd;,
12-
Machine.
Ltd.,
Quarterly
Extra
131c
(quar.)
$75c '
AA-
A A-./
A—A
12-
2
1-
/ 77a%
"preferred
Canadian
V
'A/ :-;r '
'..,.1-15
12-29
yv'
-r:;; 8%
preferred
1-2
preferred
(quar.)—
4%
preferred
Pacific
Canadian
Vickers, Ltd.
Ry.
2-
1
(
Shoe,
12-30
'420cJ.
'$$2
:Cap
&
GoWn.
Capital
class
2
1-
2
2
3%^
Clinchfield
Carolina
/Carolina Metal
'Carolina Power
Common
$5
Co.
preferred
1-15'
4/
&
&
Scott
W.)
(J.
7%
2
12-23
2
,12-23
12-29
1-3
*
3-" 1
1-10
12-15
•/
1-
1
(quar.)_
1-22
Vic;;.
2-
1-10'
.
v
1
'
>
1-
2
12-20
2
12-20
1-15
12-15
i
3-
1
10c
__/
1-
2
40c
1-
4
35c
■!
;
1-16
(quar.) _!
$1.75
1-
1
1%
2nd
5%
preferred
Corp.,
common
12-
preferred
.Central
Aguirre. sugar
Central Home
Stock
Trust
(one
held-—
Central Hudson Gas
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
-
25c
1-31
1-
25c
1-31
1-
3
;___
share
for
1-15
4UC
1-
1-
4
12-
$1.08%
1-
2
12-11
$1.1272
1-
2
12-11
———
& Electric—
preferred
(quar.).
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
4V2 %
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
■)
8
■
;
$1.18%
;
1- 2
12-11
$1.24
A
2
12-11
$1.1272
—_
1-
2
12-
$1.16
8
1-
2
12-
1-
1
12-15
4.10%
series
A
preferred
(quar,)___i._
$1.02 72
y l'
1
12-15
4.10%
series
B
preferred
(quar.)
:
(quar.■)-__
$1.02 72
1-
l
12-15
Central Illinois Electric &
1
,
4.75%
Gas.,
com.
22c
(quar.)
series
C
preferred
series
4.80%
Central
D
Central Jersey
6%
Maine
l-l'.
12-15
1-
l
12-15
1-
5
12^20
Bank & Trust (Freehold, N. J.)
preferred
(quar.)——
(quar;)
preferred
/
t
v,
i quar.)—
Public
•
5.447c
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-1
12-
8
87 72 c
1
12-
1-
1
12-15
$1.16
preferred
1-
$1.03
1-
1
12-15
(quar.)—.___:—
$1.19
1-
1
12-15
$1.34%
1-
1
—
•
„
168c
1-10
93 %c
(quar.)_____
1-15
1-
4
9c
A
(Harrisburg,
(quar.)
1-15
1-
5
Pa.)—
It
3
12-15
1-
$1.50
>
1
12-15
1-
1-22
50c
>1-25
1-10
1
11-28
'
—______:
Iron
1-
$1.25
_A____
1-12
10c
1-26
40c
1-20
1-10
20c
1-
2
12-13
14c
2-
1
$$2.50
1-
2
12-
5c
1-
3
12-14
50c
1-
2
12-
1
8
(quar.)
Coatings
__________
572 7c
preferred
Corp.
A:
;—/
•'A
_A__/___
(quar.)
Inc.
1-12
(Canada)—
(s-a)__—
—
15c
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-20
1-15
5674C
1-
1
12-
8
75c
1-
1
12-
8
1-
$1.12 72
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
4
$1.50
Dillon
2-
2-
Products
Co.,
'•
1-
,
Gas Co.,
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
1-
'5.6
preferred
1-
2
1-
2
.
2-15
2-
1-2
1- 2
1-2
12-21
Dow
Brewery
Ltd.
It 2
1- 2
12-20
Dow
Chemical
Co.
12-20
Draper
2-
12-15
<
Motors
of
L.)
Company
(L.
Cook
Paint
stock
2-for-l
'//,
2
12-15
Products
Co.
de
I.)
>•
'
preferred
Coronation
Credit
Products
1947
•
-
•
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1- 2
12-15
2
12-15
1-2
Petroleum
Co.
'
Corp.,
Trust
(N.
1-
2
12-
8
1-15
1-
5
1
15c
t3 ic
1-26
12-29
1-12
$93%c
12-29
; $1.12 7a
1-25
1-10
87 Vac
1-25
1-10
12 %C
.1-10
12-20
1-10
12-20
.
25c
2
12-
1-
2
11-27
7 VaC
3-
1
2-15
4
$2
1-
2
12-
8
31c
1-
1
12-
4
46y8c
(quar.)
Y.)
1-
$1.75
1-
1
12-
4
1
12-
4
1
12-
4
4.10%
517»c
1-
1
12-
4
52 Vac
1-
1
12-
4
52 Vac
1-
1
12-
4
37 VaC
1-15
12-22
1-15
%Ll-20
1-15
11-20
dividend
Stock
.Corp.' (stock
Kootenay
East
Ltd.—
(accum.)
12-15
Eastern Bakeries,
1-1
1-31
1-
$1.3772
1272c
174%
1-
1
preferred
7%■
8
___,
Can
Eastern
Gas
12-13
Eastern
1- 3
1-31
12-13
Lime Corp.
Eastern
5
12-30
1-
5
12-15
1-
5
12-15
(
Fuel
&
Racing
______
series
(quar.)_——
series
(quar.)
2-28
1-1
12-15
$$1
1-15
12-31
10c
2-
1
1-15
$1.12 7a
1-
1
12-11
'
(quar.)
(stock dividend)common
Eastern
Stainless
States
Steel Corp.
12-15
$12
327ac
1-
3
12-15
1-25
1-4
1-31
2-26
IIV2C
26c
10c
Shoe, common (s-a)__
5%/ preferred (s-a)
Craig Bit, Ltd. ■_!
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class B (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
12 7ac
50c ;.
$2.50
1-12
1-25
preferred (quar.)—.
Eastern Pennsylvania RR.
(s-a)
Echlin Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Laboratory,
Economics
(increased
Common
Economy
11-17
Edgcomb Steel of New
,
12-15
12-20
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-10
1- 2
1-20
1-3
12-20
1- 4
35c
1-15
12-25
and
A
dividend
Bros.
Common
47*%
Edwards
—
'<
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
1-
2
12-
1
1- 2
12-
1
1-
12-
1
2
1-16
15c
2-
25c
1-15
$1
quar.)——
i—
1-15
7 VaC
—-—™———
England-
1
12-30
1-18
1-
3
1-
5
1-
5
12-
8
12-29
10c
.
1-15
5%.
1-22
3%
(quar.)
(payable in Class A stock)
1-25
12-30
1-
12-18
1-
2
Stores—
(stock
preferred
Sault
2-
$1.50
class B
Class
Edison
12-15
Inc.—
(quar.)—_
Baler
Stock
Edison
3-15
4
50c
(initial quar.)
preferred A
12-20
1- 5
1-12
2
1-
$1.75
$3.60
l-J-62
1- 2
,
1
4-
$1.50
Extra
$4
12-15
1-
25c
(accumulative)——
12-20
f2c
1272c
$2
-
Eastman Kodak
1
1-
3-15
25c
B (accumulative)
Co., common (quar.)—4
12-15
2
12-15
90c
1
12-15
1-
1
2
25c
A
1-
1-2
1
1-
Corp.—
preferred
1- 2
2-
4-
22 7ac
(quar.
preferred
;
(quar.)___ ;
5%
7 VaC
7 Vac
Common (quar.)____„_—_—______
—
$1 preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)_—A___A_——
$6
6c
(quar.)
—
(quar. A—
$7
f6c
(quar.)
8
3-15
12-21
—
1-
15c
12-15
(quar.)
9
$$1.75
1
8IV2C
8IV2C
2-
——
1-
-
'
Assoc.
Assn.,
Eastern
(accum.)
5%
,
(quar.
class A (quar.)—
Co.,
preferred
472%
1- 3
1-15
Ltd.—
partic. preferred
Eastern
5
12-18
1-
50c
5%
;
—_____
Natural „Gas_
Tennessee
20c
...'
__A
_____
dividend)
,
Power,
East
10c
—__
—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__—______—,;—_
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—______________
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas—
$1.50 convertible preferred
(accum. A,
Duro-Test Corp., common
(increased)____—
'
12- 8
50c
(S. F.)
12-22
1-
12-
4c
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
2
1-
10c
—
Craddock-Terry
Crestshire
1-
,
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)—'.
(quar.)
preferred,
Dynalectron
12- 8
4c
Plains)
12-15
50c
________
1-11
Corp.
12-14
12-
Nemours—
1%
Co/
Milher
1-2-62
(quar.)
(White
2
1-15
1-2
(quar.)________
(s-a)
1-
3oc
"
Co.. (quar.)
Power
1-2-62
Cory Corporation
Trust
2-26
50c
4%
(quar.)
common
2
5c
$1.13
(quar.)____
Ltd.
1-
12-28
/
v1
•
Co.—
Corp.,
1-10
11-11
40c
__—
1-2-62
A
•
(initial)
3
5iy«c
A
"12-15
1-
93%c
—
Reynolds Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
1-15
$37%c
—
—______—_
v-4%
12-29
1
(quar.)
&
1
12-
12 %c
:
Duquesne Light. Co.. common (increased)
3.75 % preferred (quar.) —___________
12-15
;
"
.
pfd.
2-1-62
$15c
—____
(quar.)
$1.12%
(increased)
Corning Glass Works
r
372% preferred 1945
$1
(E.
Dunkirk
8
1-15.A 12-29
v-
(quar.)__
JlOc
_:
t$1.37%c
___________t$1.3772C
Co.;'.6%
1-31
2-
t20c
(quar.)___+._—
Chemicals / (quar.")
Dumas
1-15
/.l- 3
split)___
Mfg.
12-28
preferred
Extra
Duke
•
12- 8
12-
Pont
Duffy-Mo'tt
12-11
,12-15
2-15
12-28
1-15
$30c
preferred (quar.)__—.—______
Pont of Canada, Ltd., common
(final)72% preferred (quar.)__
Dubois
12-20
1-15
1-15
2
^ilm Laboratories, Inc.- (N. Y.)—
$3.50
r
12-29
<quar.)____
155c
partic.
$4.50 preferred
•/-.
A
Newsprint
Coplay Cement
Corroon
5
1-
Extra
372%
du
5
'•
1-15
12-29
1-
$10c
75c
River
Coosa
7
+
1-15
common
America
Varnish
&
du
12-26
1-15
_____A_A—
Extra.'
60
772C
Corp.
Co.
Cook
Du-Art
1
1-15
,
1-15
$40c
—
(quar.)
4% preferred
Drilling & Exploration Co.
.
«1-
Corp
Corp.,
1-12
<M- 5
$43c
_____—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
.
12-15
(quar.)_____
(quar.)—
Dravo
1-
12-29
2
(quar.)__.
Ltd. (quar.)
3-20
1-
12-29
1-15
1-
Long & Co., Ltd.; Ordinary
(Final payment of 672% for the year ended
Sept. 30, 1961 less British Income Tax)
12-12
1
12-15
Dorman
2
,
12-22
2
Aoc
$42 VaC
Chemical,
Dominion Textile Co.
12-20
3
1-
1-31
$17 VaC
(quar.A_.__
Linoleum
&
Coal
&
&
1-10
1/■
39C
Ltd.—
common
Oilcloth
9c
,—
Controls
Ltd.,
Steel
8
12-
12-21t
2-10
8%c
(quar.l_
Tar
:■
4
!
Dominion
.
12-15
1-
$17 Ac
Steel,
Dominion
-
12-15
1
4.15%
preferred
Continental
Dominion
&
12-30
12-14
1-31
12-15
1
7 VaC
quarterly
Glass,
1-10
1-
Ltd.
preferred
7%
12-30
1-
A'+A
Canada General
Foundries
Dominion
1-15
'
(quar.)—A—A
Corset,
12-18
—
Corp., $1.56 pid. (quai'.;__
A
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——__
Increased
2
1-
2-1
,
(Calif.)
Dominion
1-15
A
5
1-15
18 %c
Mfg.
Dominion
Engineering Corp.—
dividend
5
1-
15c
12-18
r
Continental Baking Co.
Stock
1-
31V4C
_A_.—
12-26
2
1
.
shares
Insurance_„__r
(quar.j___A____,—
Dominion Dairies Ltd., 5% DrefeTed (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Connector, class
4
1
2-1
5%
(quar.)_____
B
—:
Industries, Inc.
Dominion of
8
/
25c
(accumulative)
(accumulative)
B
preferred
$1.04
&
2-
12-
5% A
$1.25 preferred
preferred
_Dome
12-
377aC
■
1 '
A
and
A
on
12-
15c
______—___
Continental
7.%
.Ay*.
'.'..."••r •'
12-20
1-
40c
Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture
1-17
___^
Quarterly
$5.50
A
12-26
<2-1
4 4./• /,
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Aviation
& Sons Stores Co.
Diversified "'corp.—
>
8
2-1
,: 2-
10c
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$3.75
$1.75
12-1
(quar.)__—____
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1-15
37 7aC
dividend)—
Group—
dividend
Diversa, Inc.,
1
2^3fA
1-10
•
$1,317*
Corp.
t
A
class
preferred
Acceptance, class A
(J. S.)
Stock
12-26
1-10
(quar.)—20c
Royalties, Inc.-—
"
preferred
(quar.)_;
Water
;
Dodge
$1.25
Industries
1-19
1-30
$1.50
(quar.)——___AA_a—
Inc.-.(stock
/Distributors
1
T2-29
Y-1-31
Foods
Rock
preferred
Diebold,
'
1-5 7
10c
(quar.)____^_______—
(quar.)
1-10
9
Diamond
35c,
r.
(quar.)
Corp., $3 pfd. (s-a)__A
National Corp., common
(quar.)__
40c
A
25C
55c
Corp.
(quar.)—
Fruit
50c
<
,
,(quar.)
B
A
Tunnel
Canada
8
$loc
(quar.)
class
Edison /Co.
Giorgio
3
15c
10c
—___:
(quar.)
12-29
1-19
1
$2.25-VA
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)_:
B
Cosden
2-
1
A
County
6%
12-15
It 2
1- 2
^$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
5%
Di
Diversified
Af. $1.3174
Insurance
common
&
Detroit
12-15
1
1-10
25c
(qyar,)______^____;
preferred
1-15
Century
Properties (stock dividend)-.
(stock dividend)————:
Chadbourne Gotham, Inc^ 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
67c
preferred (quar.)_.
57e
preferred (ouarL_
Champion Papers Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
1
Mfg
Co.
Detroit
8
12-15
3-1
?;
40c
...
preferred <.-(quar.)__.
Coronet
Cerro
Corp.
8
'
Service—
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar.-)—
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.15
$1.15
$1.50
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.757c
5% %
preferred
Vermont
4.657c
12-12
1-
1
convertible
3.50%
2
Trust
Life
572 7c
Corn
preferred
4.60%
4.157c
1-
Power—
4.60%
Central
8
20c
$1.18%
Gas
30c
Central
/
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_____/__
Indiana
1-
(quar.)__—
Ltee,
2-15
10c
(quar.)
.,
Electronics
Continental
'.
1-
10c
comiuon____
(stock
Corp.
&
convertible
$4.50
.y-
4.35 %
1-10
25c
(quar.)
—;
Foods
1-30
V 10c!'
—-
Consumers Power
5
26
.
2-15
(quar.)
$4.52
each
Nut
&
Denault,
lAyUy:'
.
City)
new
•572%
3
L...
(quarj
Gas
preferred
Consumers
A/
(Elizabeth, N. J,)—-
dividend
shares
-
(quar.)
1
Securities
&
Deltown
12-19
/1- 3
3.;
1-1
/'.'/ 57o
Inc.,
Consumer
8
1-
vt
1-10
1
2-
•
*272%
(Jersey
Printers
Consolidated
2
$1.75
___
1
2-
$1
preferred
preferred,
Deere
12-
2-19
50c
Participating
12-26
1-
'
$15c
(Chicago)''!..
(quar.)
Bank
Consolidated
12-11
;$1.121/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
/
;
Co.
General
Consolidated
2-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A—-t- A—
'
25c
Corp.—
: v< '■
New common Unitial-quar.)+:____
<
27720
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd. (s-a)A
• * t40c
i Extra'
f lOc
Consolidated .Natqral Gas (quar.)
—/
577ic
Consolidated Paper Corp,, Ltd.
(quar.)—i—
•:,440c
Extra/A'---_A-AiA
;
/A40c
Celanese Corp.
Celotex
Ltd.
International
preferred
5%%
6%
of America
4Vz%- preferred A (quar.)_^
2-
$1.06
Phillips Stores,
Decker
1-
,
10c
.
5
1-
.
272%
div.)
(York, Pa.)
Machinery "(quar,)—________
Consolidated
2-20
1-
.5c
$1.0674
Electric
5
$1.13
(quar.)
Co.
1-10
1-31
8c
Ohio
5
1-
_______—
(quar.)__
1-iO
1-31
$1.33%
(stk.
com.
Edison Co.,
preferred,
preferred
// (Del.)
of America
preferred
Co.
Debenture
1-2
$1.25
Hotel
Shoe
/ Consolidated
12-15
+
3-12
5c'
■
$5
'■i'.
$1.25
yv
:
-
12-26
Malleable
1-10
(quar.)_'___
._______w/...;.. 10c■■-.
4-2
Coniagas Mines, Ltd. /A;—|3c
1-31
..Consolidated Bakeries
(Canada)/ Ltd, (s-a) y. 425c A ,2- 1?
Consolidated Cigar Corp.," '$5 preferredA_,__ A
$1.25 ;^1-. 1'.
Consolidated Dry Goods (quar.)
f
75c
1- 2
Consolidated Edison (N. Y.)—
I .A "
40c
12-29
$1.05
y.
(quar.)
—
1-
1-31
5
Trust
Chemical
V. 5%
1-23
1-31
..
4
40c
12-15
3-20
$1.12 v2
Co._
1-31
30c
Inc
Milk
Dean
12-19
•
,1-19
Connohio,.
•
;
'-'M--'
2
$8c
Connecticut
: :•
(ouar.)
&
Cooke
&
Catalin Corp.
2
4ic
6
Co.—
Company
Pomeroy
Castle
&
15c
(quar.)_—__—___________
preferred
Dean
12-19
47c
Connecticut
5
1-
$1.25
(quar.)__—2L//______—
preferred
Carter
1-
15c
'
(quar.)__
_
2
1-
"
.
.
dividend)
12-30
1-
•
8c /
.
quai*.)____—
12-29
1-
1-
(quar.)__,
Vilbis
De
■': *'/:///■.;:"/■ ,-y-'
,•
;
preferred
Connecticut
1
1-26
93%C
Light—
(increased
Pirie
4/2%
Case,
10o-
Products_——
preferred
Carson
1-
'
y ioc
■..
$4.20 preferred (quar.)—
...Carpenter (L. E.) & Co. (extra)—
v
12c
(increased)
,?
:
(quar,)
Ohio Ry.
Trust
Community
1
12-
2-28
V.." 115c
•A
Company—
1st
5 7o
A
DeSoto
6
12-
2-15
..
6c~
dividend
Compo
1
12-
10c
Equipment
Carnation
12i
125c
Plastics
.Carnaco
/
175c"
(initial)/—
2-
Corp., Ltd.
Commonwealth Water Co., 572%
pid, (quar.)
12-15
1-
(increased)
A
1-15
1$1
(year-end)
1-
(quar.)—,■'>{' 20o>
(quar.)y..v -f 9c"?
of North America—
". !
■/ «
Metals
Commonwealth
12-29
1-
(s-a)
common
1-31
t$1.25
——
(yearrend I
Class A
Dayton
t$l
diVidend___________
5.257®
12-30
1
Canaveral
;Cannon
Stock
Stock
:
Canadian Westinghouse Co. Ltd. (quar.)_^
International Corp. (special)—_—
12-13
12-15
$10c
Extra'A—————————A,—..—A,—
12-15
2-
(quar.)
Canadian
12-15
1-15
'
7c
Corporation—
5
1-
Engineering
Drug
Commonwealth
$93%c
i
(quar.)—
5%
..
2
20c
—____________—______
preferred
conv.
Mines,
1-1
110c
.....
/Commercial
12-15
>
■
'
.
Gas„';
Southern
Commonwealth
___________
>. A
Ltd.—
5'
87%'C '•!■> 3-31
3-15
\1$1
1-31:.,. 1-10
Shares_-^___/_
Corp.",
,(quar.)
preferred
Commercial
12-15
130c
A ;.y
(quar.)—
COS.?
Oil
1-.2
Deposit
Class
$1
.30c
(quar.)
Commercial Bank
8
145c
_
_
1-15
3%7c
Corp.,
1
2-10
1-1-62
.....
..
common.
Pictures
Commerce
12-15
2
Plastics
Combustion
A/;;\
./'■
9-17
1.127a
(quar.)—
Mills, 5 7c
preferred
Dauphin
v-;'-'V/A'A.
(quar.)
Enterprises,
12-22
U 1-; 1/
120c
?
A—__
'
9-28
Daryl. Industries
6%
7V2C
(quar.)
Combined Insurance Go. of America
12r22
2
1-
Products
Combined
(Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce—
.Canadian Industries, Ltd.—
.A Common
■ (year-end)
A
6-18
$1.75
&
5
Day
$1.3772
■Quarterly
2
/1-2
t«4
(quar.)
3-19
2
preferred
River
Dayco
;
Energy
&
12-28
.1-
■
~
(quar.) ":/■
pfd.
class A
12-18
7-
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
_/_
&
Columbus
.
Ltd.
1-15
_______—.
;v.* $4.25
1
1-
v
$$2
6%
1-
1-
2
•
1-10
:•
2
1-15
$25c
-
\ quar.
Investment,
12-19
Dana
1-
10 %
. ... .
_•—_—
Columbuia
\
—iA-AAA/A'A
Oil
Dan
1-15
.
Interstate
Colorite
''
Canadian
12-11
2
,///>
4
5%■-preferred (quar.)___
5.35% preferred (quar.)__
.
1-19
>
Ltd.-—.'A/A A'A
isleotric
472%
$1.75
'
$42 Vic
$75c
;_A
2
3-30
$1.75
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)___.
$4.24
:A;
;
Growth
Colorado
1
fi■1$1
137 Vic ; ;
General
8-15
11-15
__!
.
Extra'
12-15
12-
2-
preferred (quar. )_11_—1__—__1_
Foundries/ Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
2;;
1
131 Vic
+
:
A
8-31
11-30
.
—
Extra
Colonial
■
prefePredf1'tquar.)____i/Li_'___!^_c
'Canadian
Power
$1.12%
(quar.)
Terminal, Ltd.,
Color-Craft
1-
2nd
A; Extra
Dallas
meet-
((quar,)_
Extra
,
9
1-
.
1st
3%'
5-15
10c
Preference
12-15
3-
$$1.25
Products,
'
3-9
/ $$1.50
,
(quar;)
•(initial) A A AA_
*
'6%
1-15 .;
1$1.10
common_______-
class
1
(quar.)_
preferred
Colling.wood
12-15
4-2-62
(quar.
Ltd.,
2
$3.50
V
pfd.' (s-aA-
Lines/' 5 %
Canners,
Canadian
1-
Ltd.—
(s-a) AAA AAA
Co.
preferred
Canadian
5
150c 1
*
5%
Corp.,
Bakeries; Ltd. .A—AAAA
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)___
Canadian
12-
1-
$1.75
$1.25
Electric
preferred
$1.75
+._A
class A
________
Daffin Corp., common
(quar.)—___—____—
A 6% preferred (quar.)
6-
T
v
4%
preferred (quar.).
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
5
4-2-62
;___
Steamship
12-14
187720
Ry
Canada
2
1%
+87 V2C
Southern
Canadian
12-26
12-18
——
Airmotive
held
of Florida (quar.)
preferred
Illuminating—
2
—
annual
4
1-
1-17
1-
.
Ltd.,1 4.40 % ' pfd.' (quar.)
.Canadian
12-26
9
12-
J$1.06Vi
Safeway,
Cariada
9
y 1-1
:
the
at
12-21
1-19
10c
common.
System,
Dallas
30c
(quar.)_
Peabody & Co.
*
Cluett,
Clothing,
Transit
2-15
lc
1-22
1
4727o pfd. (quar.)_w—
472 7c preferred (quar.)—
12-15
(quar.)___
12-11
(quar.).l—~__——
2
Co
12-11
2-
(quar.)_
3-.1
1-
12-12
2
2
1-
14 1.627a
$4 preferred
$4.50 preferred
y
1-
$15c
Ltd.;—
City Gas Co.
12-27
-1-1
$1.06 Va
A Class
Canada
1-
$1.13
2
1-
15c
—
1-15
1-
t25c
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
—____—________
vote
J30C
12-2'J
3 1.12%
C.
D.
12-15
;
City Investing Co., 5ya7e
1-
-25c
will
12-20
2
45c
Ltd., common
Sugar,
preferred
$1.25
Angeles)
2
1-
3
Telephone—
(Los
1-
dividend)__
(stock
preferred .(quar.)
$1.25
on Jan. 9 on a proposed
dividend.
This payment
is
subject
to
the
approval
by
the
Cleveland
1-
■
$62 VaC
(quar.)
4Vi% preferred
(quar.)"—________
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a A
B (s-a A
A_AA-A—A*
$1
2
$1.18%
class A
2-15
t45c
1-15
1-
.1.
t75c
Curlee
12-27
1-11
2-15
2-16
Cudahy Packing Co.,
12-20
$1.30
Forster
preferred
7%
4
1-15
3-15
10%
preferred A (quar.)
1% ■ preferred
,,
/ 7%
2
1-
37//aC
stock
also
12-29
25c
Dry Corp., common (quarl)__,
$4.25 preferred (auar.)_
Canada Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.A
Canada
9-
9-18
$1.75
(quar.)
Comptroller of the Currency
; /
12-27
1-29
25c
Canada
1
2
5
:■;<!
,
5c
A
pfd.
11-
y 1-29
35c
8%c
.
(quar.)
5%
Stockholders
2-1:
A 12 VaQ.
.
Canada
2
25c,
/
Extra
1
:
Yards
National Bank
Citizens
2-
a;
A
:
1
6-
-
(quar.)—
t.
1-
30c
(quar.)
(quarj
Mines
(quar.)
3-
6-15
—_
Casualty,, (N. Y.)
B
2-
/",'
Campbell
:
31c
Corp.
Lake
Citizens
1
;
(N. J.)
Fastener
1-19
Union Stock
31. Vic
iqu&r.AALi-AAAA
Camden Trust
1%
12-29
1-15
3T1&
—
2-
(quar.)___:
Camloc
&
Cincinnati
12-22
i
(quar.)i.j___________
preferred
1
1•
36c
(quar.A
$1
Cincinnati
International,
Cuban-American
b
30c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Suburban Bell
33c
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)_-
12-15
.
preferred
1-
20c
preferred
2-15
26V4c
.
__'
$1.24
8
&
$1.25
5%
Class
$1.25
:
1-15
17Vac
& Telephone Co.—
quarterly on common
1-
1
50c
:
Crush
6M» %
1
2-
(quar.)„
dividend
Stock
12-20
—
(quar.)__
(quar.).
/
32c
-~tp'A
$1.32
-
Electric,
Quarterly
Water
Increased
5
$2
u(annual)-
&
12-15
1-1
75c
•
Packing
California
Gas
5% ; preferred
Telephone—
preferred .(quar.)
5
1
1-
2uc
Co., '1%
12-15
1
30c
si*..)
ui
1-
Corp.
Crum
2-
(quar.)
5%
A
1-
A A//A.
income
5
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
62c
gains. payaDle in cash
Interstate
California
:
investment
/
2-
87Vic
10c
4%
preferred .(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)"____.
..
■
(2c
2-15
20c
Downs
Cincinnati
4
1-. 2
$1
i
.
1-
$1.12'/a
_•
•
1-
AAA/.A,/
■V
30c
2-
15c
preferred
Zellerbach
Crown
—_
Cotton Oil
Christiana Securities
1-20
$1.25
;
_—
California
"
12-30
Ohio
&
Quarterly/
Quarterly
noc
;
4%
;
12-15
convertible,
Chlckasha
1.-12
12 Vac
A
•/____
1
1-15
1-
'
2-1
y
common
(quar.)
70c
1-15
15c
(quar.)
.+_
__T_.._A—— r
A
Co.—
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal. Ltd. (qpar.)
Crown Life Insurance (Toronto) (quar.)
Crown
Trust
Co.
(Toronto)
(increased).—
Crown Zellerbach (Canada), class A
(quar.)
12-15
4
Seal
&
cumulative
$2
$1.12'/a
._.
1-
1-
Cork
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Company, class
B
(quar.)..-.
Class
(NYC)
Ry. i
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake " Utilities (quar.)
Chicago Dock &, Canal (extra)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (Extra)
3Vi%
'
CTS
Co.
(quar.)
Chesapeake
12-30
1-
12-15
6-30
150c
1
(s-a)
Trust
Unadilla Telephone—
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)______
12-15
1-15
1-10
2
5%
4Vi%
12-15
1-15
A(quatf.)_w__-___/--~-A
Co.
Ltd."
York
1
1-
Crown
dividend
New
Crosset
2-
25c
150c
Chenango &
12-28
2
2
1-31
28yaC
pfd/(s-a)__
»$$3.50
pfd.-(annual)■
5c
Co.,
Hat
M.)
7%
1-11
1-
1-
loc'
'
(quar.A--—:-'
Corp.—
Oil
&
Byer-Rolnick
Byers
60c
1
common
Shoe
4'/a%
Buttes
1
stock
Bank
Chemical
'
•"4Va%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Name
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holder a
When
,
$/iare
•
Co. (Toronto)
Corp.—
Wines,'
Chateau-Gai
1-20
'
25c
Refining
&
Trust
Capital
Semi-annual
8
3 31-62
25c
;
Champlin Oil
12-22
1-19
1-
'
Name of Company
1-12
$l5c
;
Per
Holders
Payaole Of Kec.
:*2Vn%
Inc., common..
Common
When
Share
...
dividend)—
(quar.)—
Electric
Engineering
—
Corp.
(La.)
$1.0674
1
22 Vac
(quar.)
(incr.)—
1-15
10c
1-15
1-
2
12-15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(14)
14
Stock dividend
El
1
1-15
1-
3
12-12
Frantz
2-
1
1-15
Fraser
$4.72
$5.40
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5.36
Stock
,
Frigikar
Frito-Lay,
1-
11-29
Frost
1-
11-29
11-29
12-22
1-16
12-22
Fulton
2
approved
Stockholders
1-
Industries
Inc.
Electro-Voioe.
Associates
Electronic
2
12-20
Extra
6
1-15
1-15
12-29
&
Racuo
12-15
12-15
Gatineau
1-
V
3%'A
A
12-15
2-
1
2
Life
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
25%
Fabien
5-21
4%
1st
6 V,
2-
9
1-19
1-
2
12-15
1-10
General
2-21
River Gas
Fall
Falstaff
;
1-
1-10
A
2-
1
Common
(Syracuse.
1-16
1-
1-
5 %
preferred
1-
3%
1-
1
12-
1
1-
1 A
12-
1
1-11
1-
$1
V)
2-
1-19
1-
62%c
—
■
45C '
>"M-
2' A 11-30
2
$i.i2y2
1-
2
1-
2 A
12-22
Shale
:
$00
2
HOC
1-25
12-29
Z-A4-4
"3-15
1-
2-
20c
■%•
1
•
1
$2,375
2
12-15
8
1
12-
7
Hamilton
(Newark,
12-28
1
12-
7
12-22
8
8
Assn.
$1.25
2-
1
1-
8
$1.18%
3-15
stock
_
6%
AA.Z-y;."0:
•'
(three
ject to
Financial
$2.25
shareholders
General
each
(8c
from
net
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Boston
A
_.
Class
First
(S.
B
Small
24c
from
realized
N.
12-15
1-15
17c
,
pfd.
1-
5
12-20
1-
5
12-20
2-1
1-10
7$1.25
(quar.)
6%
National
Bank
Bank
First
National Bank of
First
National
25c
1-
2
12-
National
2-
1
1-
8
2-15'.;
A.
"
1-25
32Vic
1-25
2-15 A
.
'
2-15'
33c
i
1-25
2-15
-.L
1-25
59 %c
1-
1
62y2C
;
1-
12-
2
>
5
34 %c
- -
1-
1
1-
2
First
dividend
National
25c
i
preferred
convertible
12-27
4.25%
5
12-29
1-
•4-11
General
1-10
12-20
Fischbach
&
1-
12-15
$3.50
2
50c
1-
2
12-14
$5
1-
2
12-11
12-15
40c
1-
1
2-
1
55c
1-
1'
%
$1.50
1-
Genuine
1-' 2
50c
1-23
National
Bank
1-
2
1^
2
12-
/
Moore .(stock
50c
(quarZjT"~~
& Porter,f 5%
preferred
Foods, Inc,, $5 preferred
1-
2
(quar.);
Ltd.,. class
A
Fleming Company, 5%
•Florida
Public
1-
2
12-
'
2-
12-20
1-
2
1-
1
Glens
12-18
conv,
.Florida
Steel
Stock
I
;
Food
preferred
Fair
Stores,
-Foote
&
Forbes
Da vies
&
Fort
Worth
Transit
<Foster Forbes
.Foundation
•
Founders
Glass
Co.
of
Mutual
Beneficial
1
12-
6
12-20
28c
•
.
;
'
1-
3-14
2-23
5%
1-22
12-22
4
.
•
1
12-2C
A:
Insurance
Stock
Class
Y.)
(N.
12-
2
30c
2-
1
5G'/-iC
2-
4%
1
5713c
.2-
-
(quar.)
25c
•v
8c
A'
1-23
-
A
1-15
1
•1-10-
12-21
1-10
?
12-26
•2-10
5%
A
1-23
12-26
3-10
113c
"<
X:'
1-
1
Elevator
Transit
&
Co.
(auar.i
Telegraph
2-
1
1-15
1
12-15
Bros.,
Goodman
12-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.;
4% preferred (quar.)
10c
20c
(quar.)__
fl2y2c
1-31
Mfg.
(quar.)_
class
i-
2r
1-
2
2-
1
2-
35c
preferred
10r.
20c
Gordon
.
6c
(N
1
12-15
2
12-15
Graham-Paige CorJj., 60c conv. pfd..(quar.)_ .;
1-10
11-30
1-
2
Grand
Grant
(H.
W.)
Union
(W.
Co.
Co.,
T.)
(quar.
4y»%
Co.,
(quar.)
3% %-preferred
Drug
Great
American Insurance
Stores
:
preferred
(quar.j-
Hupp
(N.
Y.j
(quar.)_^
1-
2
2-
1
S
50c
7
12-15
1-15
10c
2-15
2-
1
55c
2-
1
1-
2
A 12V2C
1-
1
12-
1
•
,
712Vic
12-15
1-2
$1.75
;
2
12-
1
1-2
12-
8
11
t
50V4C
•
$1.10
—_'4"
12-30
1-19
1-15
1-15
•
U
A
-
12-29
12-29
12-29
1-15
12-29
1-15
93%c
^__i_^_-^_^.
12-30
1-19
50c
50c
30c
1
7.75c: •,
%12-. 9
City^^—
i-
2
12-22
20c
1-
2
12-19
2%
Co.
(Union City,
'
N. J.) (quar.)
(initial)
1A15
; 1- 2
preferred
.
'
Corp.,
Stock
dividend
-
Food
$1.50
Products
5%
5%
-•'
preferred
4%
(stock
12-15
'1-20
'.A :3%[z
-J.25C;
1-
5
1-31".
12-29
1--' 2..
12-15
1-15 v.,:12-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
r'4r
■v
12-15
; T-15
13%c
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
1-..1
12-22
25c
preferred (accum.)_
Common
<
12-15
: 1-15.
;
Hycon Mfg., 5'/2%
'Hygrade
12-29
1-15
Z'i:j40c
j.
common
11-26.
710c
-'720c
(quar.).-^^—-----
Hall
t20c
,
—__;
dividend)-.:.:.!
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
(quar.):^.^—
•Hutchinson. (W. H.) & Son, Inc.
v
1-2
42-20
:
;
(quar.)_____1—:-•_ ___—-j
$1
$1
.
2
1
ft 6
5-
1
4-16
2-
.
4^
2-
25c
__—_______jL_—!
2-
1-
1
1-31
3
1-10
Hyster
I
T
E
37y2c
3-
L5
1-15
A
$1.25
25c
Circuit Breaker—
4.60%.
A- ' VAv/*..•
1
1-16
5-:-
1
4-16
1-29
1-19
>•
(quar.)
preferred
Brick
•
(quar.)
Extra
__________
:
•
1-15
2- 1 *
57VSC
40c
20c
-
-55c
2- 1
Illinois
4
(quar.)—_________—•' <,.> • 51c, • 2-1
(quar.)———-—-—
52 Vic
2- 1
4.26% preferred (quar.)_l_
—-—
53%c
2- 1
4.42% preferred (quar.)_
—
55 ,4c
2- 1
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)_:
58%c,
.2- 1
4.80% preferred
(quar.L__—v :. 51c % 2- 1
Imperial Life-Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)
775c
1-1-
2-
2
8
12-18
"
1-
1
12-
1-
2
12-15
50c
1-15
12-20
6
Power,
4.08%
4.20%
common
(quar.)___A
1- 2
1-12
2- I
5
12-
.1-1
93 %c
$1.25
___—
5•
1
i5c
B
Company
2-
2-15-62
56 y4 c
(quar.)
.(quar.).
-
1-15
20c
(quar.
AA4-::"3'
-
Huntington
3
•:J
1
dividend
6.40%
6
1-
1
2-
,(quar.)—_•
(Jersey
12-
2-
'/."A":
Bank
12-19
3
class -A (s-« ).ri—±-:.:._'i
National
12-19
1-10 "
1-
A-' 720c
.
(quar;
Bay Oil & Gas, Ltd,
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class B_
Class
A
(quar.)
12-15
A
12 yac 5-15-62
,
0
35c
:__•'—_____—
(quar.)^._-
12-27
1-10
37Vic "
(quar.)
i—•
2
^1-15
12-11
12 V2C
.
15c
___;_i
(quar.)
12-X5
'A'; 1,-
1-15
2-"l'
15c
....J,
J.)
12-26
1-10
A
(quar.)___;—x_i;York
1-15
/ 12-29
•
Corp.,-common (quar.)-_- ;
Ltd.,
City
Illinois
1
1-
2
12-15
1
"
1-
1-
2
50c
Jewelry, class A
A
.-I-.
Class
"
f
25c
•
1
;%4- 2
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
12-12
'v 1-23
1- '5
•
30c
—
(annual)
12.-12
•
1^15
- >
be
(s-a)
Baking
12-12
20c
"•
New
A
12^20
12-20
2
-
•Hudson's
A
Gray
i
1
1-
20c
Ltd.—J>;";
1-20
12-28
2-
15c
Gossard
1-19
1-
15C
•
Inc.^ (quar.),
12-15
12-22
725c
$1.50
•
12-15
2
1
(quar.)i_"____
2
56 %c
inc.)
of
12-20
-
1-
25C
1-25
1-
■•
•750c
(s-a)
(quar.)__
Stock
&
2
1-
Ltd.
:
Godfrey
Gold
1-
2-15
Co.,
Extra
8
12-15
.
-
56'Ac
"
Stock
:
2-23
8c
•
2
K"; 43% c
(quar.)_j._-
•_____•_________
Winston
Finance
Hudson Trust
1-15
8c
dividend----
.4 "
1- 2f;
:i- -2 •
$1
(quar.)__—
(Delaware)^—- - - - —
preferred
'Hudson
•
8
vl-15
'4
12-
1
1-
1-
40c
7
W.) Ltd., class A • (quar.)
Industries—•' -.v:./'
Hubbard Felt
1
1-
1
1-
-12-19
"
1-
40c
$i.37y2
preferred
—_—
3%%
v
A 1-10
1
.
12-
1-10
91 '/<c
(Frank
4.40%
5
12-
2
4-
A 2-1
"A,
-
1-
75c
(quar.)
investment
-4'
" ySo,
^monthly)
(monthly)-
$1.05
(quar.)
Class
22y3c
(quar;)
(from
>'
•
Goldblatt
.
Fund-
interest
Falls
GllckmanrCorp., .*class
I.
Goderlch
(quarj
Ltd.
2-
;* .12-18
2
1^25
'
60c-
V
•
-•
_V
12-20
ldc
Canada,
5
2
1-
321/2C
(quar;)__^L_
common
Co.
Extra
"
—
pfd.
3-
75c
A
12-20
$1.50
A
12-20
5
12-15
20c
:_
convertible
A 12-15
(quar.) A A'-
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
1
._____Z__
Foremost Dairies
Co., 4V2%
1
1
5
1-
1-
'2%
i
Hardart
Household
12-18
2-
1-
12 '/2C
1
(initial)
Wallace,- class
1-
1
15c
common
1-
A4-
V
.
5
17
,
2
I-
-15c;
*
1-
:
4-15
4
8
*1-5
;>■
1-15..
.
'•5c
———
&
Houdry Process
'•/
12-15
25c
12-
'A 12
1-15
25c
•••
12-20
27M>c
1-
Z_
(quar.)
1
2
&
$2.25
12-15
11-
$1.50'
(initial
1-
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred
y
1;
12
.1-19
12-26
2
1-
'25 c
Co., Ltd.-(quar.)—
Co.,
Houdaille
12-15
A*,
18c
H'ZZ_ZI_ZZ~I
(Del.)
1
1-
>
9
;/■ 1- 2 '.y
■
28 %c
(quar.)_;i—
:
Co
Rinehart
Horner
12-15
iA.
2-
12-13
1-29'
.! 27%c
*(quar;)i^_^_rzL^:'
common
(quar.)
Oil
Horn
8
12-15
1
$1.23
$1.18%
_I_I
;I
42-
1
1-2
i
A ' 1-
vA $1.15
'.
(monthly)Globe Envelopes, Ltd., class A 4quar
Corp. v(quar.)
dividend
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref.' (quar.)
Food Fair Properties, Inc.
6%
•:,;
com.
(quar.)____
preferred
$1.12
•730c
4y2%
4%%
12-15
$1.25
.
•>
1-19
1-10
6%
1
12V*C
,
(s-a)
Utilities,
4%%
-
1-
37»/2c
"
A
j
2
J2-13
2i%c.. 0 1-150
!
Insurance
-1-15
r
(Phila.)
35c
:
1-10
2
12-28
Al-
1-10
I4i% (
27% c!
•
(quar.)
B
Home
1-15
1-31
(initial)
A
'
•
Products—-
Home
'.1-15
A.1-31
A
50c
(quar.)_:A—
1-
A;
1-15
$1.50
preferred- (quar.)_rzczr___^
Renfrew &
Holt,
1-15
1-31
$1.24
McBean & Co.
(quar.
Glatfelter (P., H.) Co.common (quar.)
5
"
preferred
class
Holt
12-15
2
A *1-31
Gladding
■
Fittings.
1-
1-15
lQc
;
12-15
1-15
"
1-15
r
12-15
$1.75
:/: •'
(quar. )^._
1
A
10c
Holly Sugar Corp., common -(-quar. >J~:—
5%
preferred - (quar. )„
Holmes
(D.
H.), Ltd.
(quar.)_____—i.
1-15
2-
25c
$1.50
_
(quar.)
Inc., new common,- (initial)ii.—1-
Oil
Holly
1-15
1
20c
(quar.>_
a.
common
A 12-18
vh
1-15
2-
$1.25
Card, (increased
new
12-15
1-1
•t-.r
(quar.)
____—
(quar.)ZZ'ZZZ
dividend)___
Co.,
Girltawri, Inc.",
1
7c
pfd.
1
2-1
•
AA17Vic
Girard Trust Corn Exchange
Corp
1%
Gillette
12-15
J.)—
_•
2-
Mfg. '-(quar.)wi-''.
Greeting
1
_
Inc*
Boxes, Inc.
Class
11-22
$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
1
1-
(quar.)__l_
Co.,
Co..' 4%%
Common
11-22
87V2c
12-15
50c
River, N.
2
.
1
40c
(quar.)_____
Shoe
Gibson
—
1-
1
1-
Gera Corp., $6 voting pfd. (quar.)^_
Giant Portland Cement (quttr.)_-___!___^__a._
of
1-31
0.1-
$1.50
>
preferred
Georgia
11-22
66c
(quar.)_^_.
$4.60//preferred
•
12-15
Co.
Mfg. (quar.)___
(Edward) Lumber Co.
Hines
'11-22
$1.12y2
preferred
1
1-
Corp.
Heublcin,
i"11-22
'
preferred
1-
715c
;Higbie > Comtpany
1A A 12-15
1
_'
$4.92
12-15
'
v-^
9
$1.25
i
$5
781.63
5
vv
preferred A (quar.)
Heritage Industrial Corp.-.—
•Hertz
1-10
1-
i.
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
.
1
1
.$1.25
(quar.)_______^__
(vjuar.)
Inc.
Power
2-16
V -7%
9
-..1-1
•$i.27y2
$4.96
X
12-18
15c
(Toms
Parts
Georgia
2
A;i-
55c
■v
preferred B (quar.)
preferrtd C (quar.)
Genung's,
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
prefeired A
1-
6
12 y2 c"
common ^(.quar.r____-__i_
Co.,
non-cum.
Heppenstal]
12- ,9
54VaC
$4.50
75C
Pa.)
(quar.)
Sterling, Inc.,
12-20
75c
.
County (s-a)
pfd.-
1-
;,':59%c
'
(quar.)_
voting preferred (quar.)__.
8O0 preferred
(quar.)_i_^^^
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
1-10
12y2c
(quar.)
5%
1-19
3-
Y.)—
(quar.)^____
preferred (quar.)_—
Hoerner
i
(quar.)
$5
30c
Stores
Virginia
-
Waterworks
(N.
Co.,
&
(G. --W.)
7%
-
•
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
■*
53yBc
convertible
preferred
1
1'
12-18
-f'0V'VA
A $1.50
'
Inc.
preferred,
Higbie
V
preferred
2-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
12-15
42rl5
2
.4- 1
_
AlV." 55c;
(quar.)
5.28%
10c
10c
4%
.
R.)
(W,
Helme
"
;
(quar.)
6%
V
approval
25 Vic
_•
:
convertible
.-<5.10%
1-
Al-
12-16
12-20
2
AlA2:V
25c
dividend).zx&i'xiYiAo
(quar.)
Hercules Gallon
'., 1-
preferred
12-11
1-15
'
Heller
12-15
"
tv*
2
6
1-
55c
A
1
1
2TV2C
preferred
convertible preferred
12-29
v
A
1-
Ai-
'36 Vic
Co. of Wisconsin—
1-
5c
_
(increased-quar.)
(stock
(H. ,-J.) Co.,
3.65% preferred
Southwest—
(quar.);
4.40%
.
fount1
to
preferred
12-11
(quar.)___ •
_____
Marx
&
Hayes Industries
A 12-15
35C
(quar.)
4.75%
12-29
_
Bank
•First
FJsher
1
12-27
1-11
____
Trenton
Fischer
2-
1
12-15
12-15
2
•
A 12-15
i-
3iy4c
the
2
1-
t.
preferred
A
1-20
"
1962)
23,
'
preferred (quar.)
—i—
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
1-15
xauar
(Sunbury,
_____
National
•
$2.20
Invest-
Josei—
(subject
Jan.
preferred
•
fj 12-27
1-15
$7.50
Chicago (quar.)
(Pan
Bank
National
•
1
2-1
50c
A
•Firth
1
1
2-
7 Vic
y
Quarterlv
First
l- 5
12-29
Bank
(Oreeon*
■
,
preferred'.< (quar.)
(quar.)—
5.10%'" preferred (quar.)
12-28
'A 2-28
-:v
1-2
37VaC
2
1-
Al '•/'
Stores
5Y2%
Z
1-
$1.12 V2
-
12-15
A-
6
lOc A
12-15
60c
33%C
12-
$1.06 y4
common
Helena Rubenstein
-''
1
12-
4V4%^pfd. (quar..
5% preferred (quar,)t._?.A.__z_^i^^—A
5Vi% preferred
(quar.)__i»_;_^i.^_i__:^A-;
-5% %-preferred
(guar.) -■ - - - ^-- j
;•
Hawley Products
—:
>
Stock ^dividend
Haydock Fund- A •';
-
A-
1-
M.)
Heinz
•
3
6
2-15
<
(quar.)
Hawaiian Electric
12-12
3
1-
12-
1-25
31ViC" V.. 2-15 A A
1-
1
$$1.25
(quar.),..
__
Hartfield
1-19
15c
pfd.
World,
Corp.,
Schafner
Hart
1
3
1
(quar.)_
Hartford Fire Insurance
________
of
Co.
(H.
1-
722 V2 C
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Super Markets
Harrisburg Hotel (Pa.)
,
Co.-of Michigan=—
Telephone
5.80%
5.60%
5¥zrU
/•;
1-31
1-15
3-15
:
(New York City)
Bank
stockholders
>
A
(extra)
Bank of Passaic
National
•First
A:2-15
,v
1-15
(quar.)
(Baltimore)
Bank
.
12-15
1-
■
__
1-
1
1-19
710c
&
preferred
HarpCr
8
22 Vic
•
1-
2-
''
__
Extra
preferred
(quar.)
preferred., (quar.)
General
10c
.
National
Special
12-30
56 V^c ?
Extra
First
1-15
*
1-27
;
(Bostont
Bank
Quarterly
12-28
1-15
2% '
Harris-Teeter
California—
$4.50
(initial).
J.)
National
Stock
\$1.25
3-
(q_ar.)_
Business
National
Park.
1-17
12-15
•I 15c
(quar.)_^_
Brace
Harnischfeger
32c
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
6% preferred A (quar.)
not sub¬
1;
First
First
2-16
60c
___
.-_
First
First
$1.40
1
50c
(quar.)
(extra)
Merchants
(Asbury
First
Hs
F.)
common
(initiall
12-26
■0
66 V4C
'
International, Ltd.—6Vi% preferred
(quar.)_
Harding Carpets, Ltd. - (quar.)
General
•
$7.50
Co.
Class
12-22
3-
27%c
_•••
,First Investors Corp., class A
A First
1-2-62
27c
V
A
Connecticut
m°nts
12-22
28 %C
•
Corp.,
1
:
25c
Refractories—
preferred
Extra
(quar;)_
(quar.)--^___-™__^^___^.-
General Telephone
ouuiii.uu
Fireman's Fund Insurance
First
12-22
5
'
louar.)
A
1
1-
$1
Hardee Farms
12-29
j"
in¬
(quar.i__^___-_
preferred
5
5
approval
corp.,
preferred
1-
15c
_________
Quarterly
of Illinois—
Co.
preferred
$1.35
12-22
1-
1-
.
-'A'.-; 27c
_.
...
ae+<on
Tne
'
1
12-15
•
Co.-j_^_^A2_xAi_AxA____A____
Shoe
Harcourt
for
;
Handschy Chemical (initial)Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
2-28
A
'General Telephone. Co.;,of Ohio-^
(quar.)
Ine;—
-
3-
5-25
1
5%
Harbison-Walker
(quar.)___
B
preferred
25c
F^ers+eH Department Stores
founrA
A_
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust (increased quar.)
11
1-12
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)________
Cotton,
Hanover
-
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.40
•
(monthly)
^_
Financial Federation
H
A- 6-11 A
$1.29
:___
Hanover
A;iA;I:A
1-12
of
(qqar.)
General Telephone
25c
j.i—
in.
(quar.)_;__:
.
12-31
1
$1.16
(s-a)____"
common
Ltd., 5%
Hammermill Paper Co.—
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
;4 % %
preferred
(quar.).
1-
preferred
1-
25c
-——
Board,-common
pijpierred
Au-iur-t su>« k
;
25c
A
—.i-.
Federal Paper
4.60%
•
15c
1%
Monthly
-
1-19
12-21
3-19-62
$1.2i\
;
(quar.)
dividend
12-
(quar.)i—
General Telephone Co. of Iowa—5%%' preferred <auar.)_—
1-15
1-
1-
12-15
1st preferred
Hamilton Cosco Inc.
1
:A'A
5%
Co.
Telephone
$2.50
A, 1-15
2-
15c
30c
.
Quarterly
'•
:
;/.
Ltd.,
5%
2-
$1.25
:
,
General
__
L—.—1*
Mortgage
1
4
1-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
12-15
1-25
1
Wares,
preferred
General
12-12
(s-a)
National
,
1-15
2-
i2y2c
dividend
conv.
Brass,
93%C
(quar.)
;l(quar.)c.i^^i^_^i—ii--^preferred (quar.)_-—-i-——:
$j.,30,
Co.
;
_i.,
•Federal
Z
5c
722%c
Controls, Inc
1-
27 Vic
$1,25: .preferred
12-22.
Stock
5.30%
Hahn
Stock
preferred. r%quar.^i!i.tl___w_i__Z<—-I--'---
'
12-15
1
$7-50
_
Insurance
-
20c
12-12
37y2c
&
2
12c
Telephone
2-.1
1-
22%c
Stock dividend
Co.
12-15
1
(Jacksonville)—'
quarterly-——
1-
$1
investments)—:
(quar.)
.gain
Steel
'
:
Insurance
1
Industries, Inc.—
1-10
1-
1%
—
and
&
1- 2
50c
:
(quar.)
;—
stock
or
States Land
1-25
710c
oOc
preferred
$1,32 preferred
Ltd._
Quarterly
2
.37 Vic
Extra
12-14
10c
-
1
on
;
11-30
1-12
30c
!
1
2-15
■
32 V2c
i4uar;).™.^_.
Extra
Federal
Co.
Hackensack Trust Co.' (N. J.)
'
."•Extra
8
1-
1-
Ohio RR.
Hagan Chemical
5% preferred (quar.)---—
c- 4
% preferred (quar.)i.:
General. Telephone^^ Co,.;< of . Floridar-
2
12%c
I Faultless Rubber '-4quar.)'__r____y«A__^_%__
Fawlck Corp.
(s-a).
1
Fearn Foods
12-
"
8
1-
;
(quar.;)_^__
4.64% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Increased
1- 2:
1-23
50%
Service—
General
*
'
12-
2
20c
(quar.)_.
'
&
12-15
.12-19
4-
(quar.)
$4.50 prior preferred (quar.)_
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing—
a
on
(quar.)
income
General
12-22
25c
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath.Cquar.)
v;';l-4A
15c
—^—
i
Life
$1.38
+
Extra
(quar.).—
-
22
(quar.)
(quar.)
held)____
Public
1
Co.
preferred
vestment
12-29
2
Gull
12-
1- 2
(quar.)
of
Optional-cash
2
—
:
Mines
Insurance
preferred (quar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
5.16%
•
r
Life
12-29
;
1
1-12
30c
$5
V
.
(quar.
Precision Equipment—
General
12-11
2
Dec.
on
common
Co.
net
<quar.»_:__l——
Y. )____
N.
12-15
.__
share
12-29
1—
common
Traders
&
Farmers
Corp.
class A
Company—
preferred
Mobile
00
1
1-
50%
&
Quarterly
Finance
shares
1-12
1-15
37 %c
(initial-quar.)
Faraday Uranium
,1
2
t$1.25
Products Mfg., Ltd.—
Class A & class B (stock dividend)
—
__
Family Finance Corp.—
New
1-
w
$1.75
Power
Cooperage,
; 1
7$1.48
Corp. (stk. divd.)
(quar.)_
convertible
Gulf
'
I
(Winnipeg)—
Dunlap (quar.)_____
Guaranty Trust Co. (Canada)
(quar.)
12-15
General
__
3-1
7$1
common
5%
1
2
Gatineau
preferred
$4.75
3
12-21
2
4c
5%
.
(increased-quar4__;
Brewing,
12-
1
1-
(stock
Mills,
General
12-30
1-31
1-
—
convertible. Preferred
Financial
Mountain
Grosset
Gulf
—
Motors, Corp.
i
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
$5
712 y2c
each
preferred
Electric
General
1-31
3-10
75c
5% preferred (quar.)
y:
12-30
1-
A
'!
'
preferred (quar.)
Bros.
Griesedieck
12-22
1-10
2oc
$1.25
(quar.)_
Corp.—
dividend)^
——_______
series A conv. pfd. (quar.)
General
25c
—_—
pfd.
7
of Gelco Enter-
Investors
Corp.,
Contract
Common
12-22
stock¬
(Toronto)
Cable
General
8
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Fairbanks Co..
7%
1-17
A
Western Sugar, common
Grief
12-22
35c
(quar.)—
Bakeries,
General
5
1-
25c
——
muar.)
vote
Oil
5-21
6-11
6-11
i—
(Canada)
will
Ltd.
5%
j
1—
Fairmont Foods Co.,
2-
1
1-15 A
-
—
preferred
$4.50
5'/2 c/o
—
5'/,,
preferred A (quar.)
Western
Great
\
3-
3-10
1
:
Gulf Power Co.,
for
common
General
6%
1
1-15
32y2c
held)
General American
4%
udl..,
Exquisite Form Brassiere
12-15
3-
■
10c
(one share
Ltd.
American
General
approval, of
—
Co.
(quar.)
;
for
year ending
1962. Equal to approximately
Depositary
share)
;
31,
per.
12-29
—
Tax
West Life Assurance Co.
Great
5
2
2-
$1
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
International, Inc.-- ; / ■
75c
1962)
semi-annual
Increased
1-
2-20
20c
.
%
(quar.)
Insurance
12-
1-
50c
proposed 3-for-2 stock split
12-15
..
Plantation
1-15
V
'
Ltd.—
General
(quar.)
subject to
holders approval on Jan. 9__—
Equity Corp.
(stock dividend"
European Growth. Fund, (initial)
Corp.
5%
Gem
1-15
1-
6c
(quar.)__
___
of
1
2
(Houston)
1-15
•
Ltd., Ordinary and
payment of 12y2%
interim
Income
Quarterly
8
12-
1-
$1.50
A-.
5Vzr/o
-
12-15
$1.18%
pfd.
(guar.),—-
dividend
30c
—
Co.
dividend
prises,
common
12-20
1-19
bd
Englehard Industries
Equitable Truau co.
Excelsior
1-22
5%
.—
Stock dividend
Ex-Ceil-u
12-22
1-19
-—
—_______—.___
15,
Power
Stockholders
Quarterlv
.
________
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
Ewa
12-20
5%
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar,j__
Stock
2
1-22
712 y2c
—
Empire Trust Co. of New York
Stock dividend
(subject to
Class
7%
5
5
45c
Jan.
1-
Stores,
(an
British
Great
5-31
1-23
A
Payable of Rec.
715c40c
Universal
class
less
2-28
6-21-62
Insurance
•
'
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
1-
Empire Financial Corp.—
Stockholders approved a 5-for-4 split
stockholders
$.044
;i 5%
•-.'6M>%
1-
———•——:—
(stk. uivd.)
,
12-15
3-21-62
Life
(quar.)
Holders
When
Share
Ltd.
"
Empire District Electric, 5%
4%% preferred (quar.)
Special
2
Light Co. (Georgia), common (quar.)__
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Steel Inc.—' '
v
/.V'
Stock
Stock dividend
Emmer Glass Corp. (Fla.)
(Miami)—
Class A (quar.)__.
---<
Semi-annual
March
1-
Great
'
Gate City
6%c
Puunograpii
dividend
Co.,
—
0.00125
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
12-15
—
preferred "(quar.)
Freightlines, Inc.
*t.62
preferred (s-a
Emco, Ltd. (quar.)
2
Gas Service
12-26
1-15
5%
7%
Stock
1-
dividend)
common
1-
7c
(quar.)
Garrett
2-
(quar-il*.—
Elmira & Wiiiiamsporu ixR.—
Emerson
4%.
12-20
—
Instrument,
Emhart
12-21
2
10c
B
Class
3
1-
Gas
(stock
Electronic
12-16
••
dividend)
(stock
Company
Gardner-Denver
1-
(quar.)
—
12-30
Green
Gannett
3-for-l split
a
12-15
5
12-21
•20c
Investors—
Electro-Science
2
1-29
15c
Frouge Corp. (increased monthly)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
(quar.)
—
Consolidated
Products
Electrical
1-
15c
1-
'25c
tax
Southern
Paper,
Quarterly
1-
(quar.)—
1-15
10c
share after British
per
Great
12-29
12 Vac
2%
"■
——•—
,
Co. (quar.)___—--Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd—
American shares (final) equal to about 11c
12-29
9
ioc
(quar.)——;
25c
Mfg.
Elder
Lakes
IOC
y
& Co., class. A
Great
1-
20c
^
(Charles E.)
A
(quar.)
Ng.me of Company
12-29
1-15
730c
(quar.)—:
\ Class
$1.34
(quar.)__—
Corp.
Nut
dividend
Stop
Elastic
11-29
11-29
$1.18
:
1-"
1-
Per
Payable of Rec.
$2
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.
$1.03
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)—
Mfg. (quar.),
Companies, Ltd.
$1.35
preferred
preferred
$4.12
____
Fresnillo Company
Electric Co.—
Paso
Franklin-Adams
2-
$1.12yZ
—
.
(quar.)—-—:—:
preferred
4v2 %
1-15
5
271/2c
(initial)
Products, new common
Two-for-one. stock split
Ekco
Share
2IV2C
Corp.
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
Holders
When
Company
10c
Fram
5
1-
2-15
2%
—:
1-
1-19
(quar.)
Name of
Payable of Rec.
12 y2 c
(increased).
Homes
Eichler
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
1-12
"
;
•
preferred
preferred
•
,
.
A
/
A
.
;
<
a.aAA
Continued
'
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
4.-19
12-15
on page
48
Volume
195
6121
Number
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(15)
Stock Record from the
York Stock
WEEkLY
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
15
Exchange
VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
'
Year I960
Lowest
40
Oct
Lowest
44% Dec
21
44% Jan
52% Jan
3
114% Jim
T.
10
103% Jan
% Oct
16
6
52
25
Dec
Jan
63.
98
10;
Apr 20
' Oct
10% Jan
•22 % Jan
28;
.27','h Jul)
9
11% Oct
4:
38% Feb
Jail
8% Sep
73% Nov
14
8
,
;:\ 3%
7
Dec
24
ACF Industries
22
109% Oct
6
3
19% Nov
16
-
3
,12% Jan
3
48VsJan
3
18
Jan
Air
:«
41% Nov
20'A Aug
93% Nov
Air
A
Alabama
9
^
»
1
-
24
9
;
Alco
Inc
37% Dec
29
457/b Nov
29
When
88 % Jun
8
93
Dec
11
4%%
8
15
13% Jan
5
9% Sep
% Apr
4
28% Oof.
25
45
Jan
5
32 % Jail
4
53% Apr
4
32% Sep
28
56% Jan
4
35
: Jan
3
50'A Sep
7
33% Jan
27-
42% Aug 19
40
Jan
6
8% May 11
90% Jun -12
100
t
25
22%
59
Jan
12% Dec
V.-.
-
Dec
12
100% Jun
3
20% Sep
66% Aug
27
16% Dec
21
3
52% Apr
4
12% Jun
6
36 % Jan
11% Jan
5
7
Oct
11
58 Va Jan
13
44
Jan
3
41 Va
Sep
75
26
Jan
4
84% Sep
Dec
17
81
1
12
23
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov 15
22% Oct 24
l.
X
Jun
22
132
Jan
28
13
26
21% Apr
25
Nov
Va Oct
r
28 V« Sep
61% Oct
26-
19
23
!
Dec
56 'A Nov
30
16
26
25 Va Dec
755
78V4 Jan,
July 25
..
?! .'••.••
23% Oct
17% Apr
26
,
25% Jan.
...
30% Oct
•-
'
19
3
24 Vb Oct
23
22
44% Jan
18
30
Jan
44% Jan
4
37
3
8
69Va Nov
64% Apr
Jan
4
15'A Jan
24 V8 Apr
38 Va Jan
16%
32
31%..
31%
11%
12%
11%
12
82
80%
.81 '/a
5,500
63%
64%
28,400
4%
4%
14,900
38%
18
32 Va
11%
12 Va
79 Va
81%
64%
65%
63%
38%
11,300
65%
4%
-
10,000
91%
4%
4%
4%
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
■
'
.
181
■:
;
..
.
•>
i
38%
900
19%
19'A
19
19%
14,300
76
77 Va
74
77
5,700
38%
39
38%
38 Va
37%
38 %
1,400
78%
*38%
39 Va
*91
93
*91
*37%
H%
38%
*37
46%
47 VB
47%
49
5
48
48 Vb
48
49
gtd—100
93
—1
9
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
54
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
16 Va
16%
16%
42
41%
42
5
100
11
1
convertible preferred———10
1
19
-
,
93
10%
11%
93
11
*91
11%
11%
38
37
37%
49 Va
47%
48%
7.500
49%
91%
11
37
•
VB
49%
48%
50
5,100
*90%
93
*90%
''16%
16%
16%
41%
41 Va
.42%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7Vt
7%
Stores Corp common—No par
65%
66 %
65 Va
66%
66%
81%
82
82%
82%
*82 V»
15%
16 VB
15%
16 VB
15"%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
98%
100
100
100
24,400
1,900
93
-
19%
54%
5
100
.—_1
10
93
47 Va
38%
91%
93
*91
No par
5
1.
1,400
19 Va
19 >A
78'A
issued—
16,300
23.800
78
19 Va
DAY
preferred
17%
76
CHRISTMAS
_5
8,500
20
19%
1,700
55%
'34,100
I6V4
163
42
42 Va
9,500
b
1,800
7%
7%
7,700
67
65 Va
66 Va
8,300
83%
82
82
750
16%
15%
16
"^^25,900
20
19%
20%
109,900
98%
*98%
*98%
99%
28%
29'A
28%
29%
28%
29%
33
32%
33%
32%
33%
31%
32 Va
7,100
pai
27 '
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28 VB
132,700
Aluminum Co of America.
Amalgamated Sugar Co——__No
1
64
64%,
64%
65%
64%
65%
64 y4
65 »A
36,800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
31
32 VB
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
110%
111%
109
lll'A
Portland
Corp
Petroleum Corp
Airlines
American
American
%
Bakeries
American
10,500
111%
109
17,200
27%
22%.
28
22
27%
22%
*108
28'A
*105
-
13,500
22%
22%
112
45,400
110
36%
37%
37%
38'A
10
*60
62
61%
62 *
63
64
50
*61 %
62
*61%
62
61V*
61'A
*61 >A
62
2
17 V,
17%
'16%
17 VB
.28,400
47%
47*
47%
2,500
36%
Co—_No par
Bank Note
700
-31%
J
112
*105
300
9,800
1
'
28%
22%
112
*105
100
27%
27%
22%.
•21%
—1;
'
112%.
27 %
No par
preferred
•
110V4
No par
common.
convertible
3Va%
v
par
12.50
Amer Agricultural Chemical
■
-
100
Cement
Amerace
11
7
17%
31%
92
29 Va
5
30
17%
23
31 Vs
r
28
7
90%
.212200
30 %
28%
47% Aug 10
Feb
58% Sep
38%
1
;
.
Amerada
May 31
July 12
92%
20%
30%
22%
:10
-
May 11
63
4
91%
20%
\
~
,
27 V» May 17
130
23%
6,900
par
7
34
19% Oct
98'A Sep
30%
15,600
.
Alpha
?
11
119% Dec
20%
21%
"67'A
67
Alside Inc
—.—No
Aluminium Limited
No
-
Mar 24
37% Oct
2
4
106 V4 Jan .27
91
Nov 28
.34 Va Dec 13
(. •
Jun
69% Jan
6
21
31/2 Jan
26
-
12
.
300
227/a
20%
,
'
"
17%
•
200
.
8,000
-
,
,
67%
32 Va
*■'
•
.
122
>"
28
19% Nov
4
Jan.
4%
v
*110
*
May 15
35 % Feb
65 Va
4%
CLOSED
.—2
—
Inc
—
36 Va Sep
4
108
28
•£
110
4
Corp
common—
4% preferred
1—
Allied Supermarkets Inc
:
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
11
38% May 16
81 Va Mar 30
35% Jan
.
" Allied
25
22% Dec.30
28
\
17
26"
63 "A
^EXCHANGE
—2
Allied Kid Co
Allied Mills
Allied Products Corp
•
29 % May 15
Oct
81'A
STOCK
No par
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp.—
'
3
28
19
25 Vb Oct
■
84 % May
14"Vb Sep
5
,
78%
1
—,
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
5
13
10% May 11
70% Nov 15
Aug 11
98
36 JA Apr
.
6%
3
17% Jan
11 Va
Alleghany Corp common
2
4
39 Va Jan
24
32 %
11 Va
Allegheny Power System
16Va Jan
20
6% Oct
17%
32 Va
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
24
50 Va Jan
May 31
32
,
V
Nov
4
Jan
27
Sop
55
8
May 27
15% Oct
46
T.
89
16%
1
J 121
71 '/a
21%
30%
50c
55
i,
70
67Va
; "
.
23
90%
Shares
*54%
30%
•
20 Va
30%
22%
90'A
72%
20'A
.
30%
88 Va
54Va
'
the Week
2FrA
•
68
22%
1
Inc
Products
Aldens
'
,
21%
30%
J Industries——
Gas
-121
22%
Chemicals
Reduction
20
-
71%
No par
^—
&
67
20%
*53
122
-20%
Friday
-Dee. 29
t
,
Dec. 28.
—„1
Products-
Products
1
• ■
5 % Mar 24
••
•
Corp
68
Sales for
-Thursday
73-
♦116
21%
19%
PRICES
■j
55
71
67 Va
10
:
Co__
*53 %
.
21
25
_
Aeroquip
Air Control
•
12
84
*
24
;
9
86% Dec
100
1
Co
54%
l
SALE
-»
Dec. 27
71% * 72%
*116
125
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
1
.i,
■-
54V2
HIGH
Wednesday
..
Dec. 26
1
Inc—.__r
Express
Tuesday
/
Dec. 25
common——5
preferred
AND
LOW
Monday
Adams-Mills Corp
36% Apr- 21
•
14% Mar
Nov
Adams
29
.
4 r
Acme Steel
1
17
*
Par
ABC Vending Corp
1
-
convertible
4%
•
.
-
:
Laboratories
Abbott
>
28
'
.
NEW YORK STOCK
'/'.
EXCHANGE
V
,
Abacus Fund
21
Apr
43% Apr
32% Jan
32% Aug 26
193/4 May 12
531b Ju n i; 3
STOCKS
j
;
24% Jun • 5
>33% Nov 22 i
3
61% Nov 29
4
7U Jail
85't
29
'
Dec
68
-
Mar 14
"
24
;■
50 % Sep
3
3
i:
40% Mar
20% Feb
28\:
;/:2% Sep
Jan
80
4
23% Jan
24
Oct 31 !
22.
.
75
3
19
.
55
"
Dec.
.
25 !•.'». 27% May 16
24Va Jan
17
•
Highest
126% Nov
-21% Oct
4.
Jun
Jan
17
6
2B'.b Jan
47
38
15
32%. Jail
6*
23 ',1'. May 31
16% Apr 14
; 9% Oct
V
16
15
17% Sep
35
'
69% JUn
8"
26
98.',4 Mai-
'
Range for Year 1961 ;
•
Highest
Mar
50
'
%
Range for Previous
common
367*
3TV4
3«'^
68'A
63,V+
12.1"0
900
■
57
Oct -18
,
13% Oct
-
24
51% Jan
35% Oct ;' 5
3
4
51% Jun
preferred —'
American Bosch Arma Corp
6%
25% Mar
4
30% Deb;
1
35% Dec
14
40'A Sep
46'% Dec 23
41% Aug 29
43% Janu 4
.
34'% Jan > 4
36
Jan!- 4
i:■ 38^4 Aug 23 l:i~
"51%
46Va Mar;23\ t 7T 16 ^ Oct 26- v 24%
16% Jun- ' 2 A
24 Va
36 'A Sep ' 26
» '44%
f:'
13 V,Deb ,27^<1 A :
Jan 11:
81 % Jun.2ft
r-.\
> A
Mar 30.
39% Oct
"i'-l-.
29
2L
23^u Oct
18
Jan
July-'
89^
;
;
.
'
:
'
28 "
Oct
7;
17 Vb Dec
30
6% Jun
29
52J
Jan
8/
31 Va Mar 15
30
22 Vb Sep
A-/'
'
'
.
97s Jan: 11;
-
Feb
-
Jan
>26
13'A
Oct~20
17% Feb
94
15
Jan
-
*
4
16% Jan
■-
207s Sep
,103
.
20 Va Jan
-
86% Dec
14
13
17%
28% Jan
31
Oct
Dec"22
>29% Apr
9
18
18
44
Sep
67
Jun
,34
Jan
54
1
14
Jan
33% Oct
11 Va Nov
24
-
1
:
7
41
48 V* Aug 12
<716 74 Feb.
3
Jan
>1457b Aug 24
25
>8% Oct
62
American &
American
Foreign Power
Hardware
.
May 24
.
20
14
<
.
Jun
33 Va Jan
447a
52 3A
■i 52 %
51%
.
68 W
66'A
68 »A
46 %'
45%
46
36
36'A
/
American
Meter Co
t
American
Motors Corp
American
Natural Gas Co
American
News
American
Optical Co
19%
-
.
'
2,
American
7%
Rad
38
373A
3774
793A
78'A
797«
28 V4
28 Vb
28%
187b
25%
104%
*83
*58 Va
59
1.66%
163A
17
17
1—10
45JA
46%
45%
46
48
71
71Vi
34'A
American
9
Chem
Sany
36 Vb
No par
52
com—5
8c
141 Vt
26 Va
26%
38Vs
Jan
13
26'AMar21
American Ship Building Co__No par
177*
3
72% May 18
62
'• 136 Va Jan
603/b Jan
119
Aug
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
.25
142
3
127 Va Apr
11
non-cumulative preferred_100
*122
23
27 % Jan
16
144% Aug 25..
Feb
62'/a Aug 24
•
126
34
Jun
i
Sep
26
5
-
.v
10
Jun
Jan
4,
82:Va Feb
3l Va Feb
•
,18
20
#
>
.4
Jun
27% Jan
.
3
146 % Nov 20
3
93
Nov 28
3
107% Nov 14
377b July 26
:
6%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
r
American
287s Jan
3
30 Va Jan
11
103 Va Jan
■
'
1
387* Dec 21
Feb 28
76
3
23<
3
647b Jan
3
111% Nov, 27 '
121%; Jan
3
131 Va Nov 22
.
30% Aug 26
108Vs Dec 30
7-% Mar 13
37b Jan
4
38 Vs Jan
28
IV* Oct
Aug
-
;
347a Jun
5,.
1397a Dec 13
•
a
Steel
American
,
Foundries
American Stores Go_.
American Sugar Refining
7% preferred —
—
Tel
&
Tel
£1
1
Jan
7...
'
65,7s Dec
20
27b May 11
44 % Dec
'
16
5 % Jan
23 3A Jun
..
.
130Va Aug 31
4
Co
20
4
5% Mar
5
V Feb
27
8
Jan
3
63
Sep
19 Vs Jan
1
27
Apr
27
277* Sep 28 ;
187s May 17.
26
Mar
4
29'A. Sep
7
41
-
-
Oct
29% Jan
26
,
American
7
33y*
5
4
Preferred
19
,
May 11
•
6%
•
58'A Jan-
26
-■—
9%
Oct~24
27a Oct,3T
.
-
•
0% Dec j.
6
6
.Jan 12
-Feb.17
17
68% Jan
15
54% Jan
11
V
93% Oct 28
; 1.44% Aug 12
—.
For
-
.,
footnotes,
30 Va Nov
51% Nov 27
series
587a Apr
1
Jan
3
'
Nov
20
v
* 733% Feb
2
44
33
-
,
1
3
*
.
see page
26.
>■
-
■'
*33 Vb '
1343/b
997b
247B
;
Apco Oil
Corp
1,000
31
5374
53%
t
'
"
26%
2,600
1
165,900
53%
8,100
167b
142 Va
142%
430
267b
26
15%
142%
257a
267B
12,800
16
31,500
373/B
■f,V„ 17 VB
17%
3,500
61V,
62%
4,600
38%
5,100
38
21%
38 V»
99
33%
33%
33%
136%
>
1377,
33%
>
-
127%
127%
127 V.
52
537b
517s
53%
51%
247b
25%
*24%
25
28%
*27%
28%
26%
-257.
28%
•
26
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Anderson Clayton As Co
46
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Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
17
•
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1674
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35
15
Inc
17 Vb
25,200
V
38%
37%
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100 Vt
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.
4% y 5
15 ^7
90% Jan 13 "'.
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;37
Jan 17
487b Nov 17
21% NOV 15
7 26 Vt Nov 30
..
37%
37 Vb
517b
25
59
62
217b
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217b
AMP Inc endorsed shares—No par
Ampex Corp
—
i;
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__1
%
65 : May 22
447* May 22
•
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34 V* May 5
277* Apr 17
4
227s Sep 22
17 Vb Sep 25
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1.V4 Oct,; 5
0
•
1
55% Jun
17.
3% Feb
34 Va Jan
—-
42% Mar
,
6
21%
25
'
1% Sep
.
127%
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25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1-
59
177b
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126%
5
59 v
627b
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85%
123
100
com
16'A
16
16%
141 Va
142 t
142
1
35
12.50
Viscose
Corp
American Water Works Co
28% May 23
25
Sep 18
13 Vs Noc 21
American Tobacco common6% preferred
,
62%
♦100
'
LVb May 19
39 Vt
15%
17%
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*84
1
25
...
38'A
167b
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com
85
195,800
627b
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16
54 3A Jan
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5274
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38
14
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27
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24%
104 Va
30
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1
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Mar
37
7
22,000
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79%
24%
85
V
16 VB
preferred
Amer Research
*83
387,7
15%
21% Oct
17
;
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37'A
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18'
.
6,500
6974
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28%
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18 V*
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38%
59
54
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28
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19'
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7874
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13
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28
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-
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.
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Metal Products
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27
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preferred
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42 V< Mar 10
3
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85
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23 T b
26
847b
13,000
46%
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,
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88
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85%
45 Vb
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•
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.
467b
.
52'A
13% Dec
Mar
24'';
100
prior preferred
American Mach & Fdry
83%
;
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46 »A
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1
5Vt%
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:
84%
44
46%
3874
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Corp
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Amerioan
.
23%
No par
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
17Ve Nov 21 j i'i*American
19
5
European Secure—No par
American Export Lines Inc_
i40C
;
45
45%
3874
>
.
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17
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American Electric Power
Enka
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-■
10
Nov
467a Sep
146
10
STOCK
•
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8
49V2 Aug 18
8174.Dec "4
3
common. 10
preferred—
Distilling. Co__
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21
10
"
44'A
46%
v
'
45%
26 7/J 27%
Hosp Supply Corp_Nopar
55V4Dec
28
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61
Nov 22
21'A Apr
3
3
127a Jan
139 % Sep
3
•
47 Va
45 Vb
46
38%
*
46
84%
1
No par
American
867b Feb 27
18
Ind
American Cyanamld Co
,
207b May 16
19
'.1 45%
44'/a
•
46%
38%
American
39% Dec
/
Co__^
Crystal Sugar
prior
45%
45%
383/b
14
637a Apr
29
20
138% Jan
American
44'A
No par
No par
& Cable
Consumer
5
1
Cominer Barge Line Co—
t4%%*
V
17
48 Vt
47
'•
25
—
Apr 26
28% Nov. 22
105
Apr 28
297b Dec
Apr
43'A Apr
l20
30
;.133A Jan
3
H44V2 Sep 19
167b Nov 30
26
A37
26
29
35
81% Oct 13
247a Jan
3
23;
277b Jan' 15
20'A Jun -1
40
3
99% Jan
6
9
Dec
V 897b Sep
;
6
36 Vb Nov
70'A Jan
Amer
:
47
—12.50
common
Chicle
American
,
No par
-L
Co
Chain
American
u:
Sep 26
13% Jan
9;
Sep
Y
Inc_
Can
preferred
American
%
46%
17%
Broadcasting-Paramount
-Theatres
7%
5
29% Apr. 21
3
28
24
18
Brake Shoe Co
American
2
75 Vb Nov
38% Jan
.
.
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.
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17 Vb Sep 27 v.1: 33% Jan,
4
39 Vb Jun
,
84
.Jan. 4
39% Sep 29
r.
30
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49
Nov 28
:
-;459Va Jun
8 -V
93
Oct- 2
;
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V
29% Jan 20
56% Nov 29.
57%. Janv,3
;.77% .Nov '20
,
20Vb Jan' 3 A 4T7»Dec - 6 ;
31s/b Oct 23
37 V2 Mar l3 :. .
13% Oct
$
f 23%.Apri
8% Jan
4
123/a Aprils
40
V
5
.
3
.18% Feb
.
14\
30?s Dec
•
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6
>
53
Jun
7
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19% Jan
3, V 25 V4 May 12
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Jan
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25
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American
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1,900
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16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(16)
.
.
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
Highest
Lowest
f
20
5
33 % Jan
28
40% Jan
39% Dec
v.
23 '/. July 26
37 ya Feb
21
3
37% Sep
'77%. Jan
4
67% Jan
19
37% Jan
3
53 % Dec
21
50
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
3
„
26
Jan
13
83 % Aug
28% Oct
24
44'/a Jun
9
12 '/a Oct
10
20% Jan
11
75
30
*27%
24
16% Oct
100
Arab, Oil
„
Arizona
74 V*. Oct
6
Armstrong
.*
Jan~r5>
Sep
24 % Aug
13
Jan
28% Jun
1
47
Aro
2
36% Dec
l
4
22
5
5
35% Jan
63'
*•
10
21
00% Feb
July 18
102% Feb
Dec
75
106
•
4*
Jan
115% Dec
110
July
82
53 % Jan
;v
jun
A
■
38
•
Shares
36%
35%
36%
35%
2 %
?%
2%
2%
■
36%
8
27% Jan
27
9 V* Jan
7
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
72y2
72
72%-
70%
50%
50%
72%.
51%
52%
5iy8
52
70
70%
71%
71%
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44
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15-
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35% Jan
38% Aug 29-
83
May 11.
54-
July 14
105%: 106
...
4
58% Feb
24*
39% Dec
20
17;
43% Dec
29',
42% Jan
3
.
4
80 % Aug
18!
76
3
:
Jan
30% Jun:
<
30
*
14% Apr
Line
Coast
RR,
Atlantic Refining common
25
$3.75 series
?
A.
5
Industries
Atlas
Chemical
Atlas
i
27
//-
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common—_i.„__Il'
preferred—.———
..—20'
v,;;!:''.
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Nov
29
20% Jan
4.
13 Va Jan
b
24-
lit
21% Feb
1
29-% May 12
27% Sep
19
45% Mar 29
27 % Aug
2
Avco
68 V*
8
Avnet
-
52% July 11
Mar 11
11V* May 11
18% Dec
30
19% Dec
4% Aug 16
7% Jan
5
13% Jan
18
30
17% Aug
37% Jan
3
17% Feb
2
12
V
May 10
May
5%
pref
prior
Conv
-
Corp——
79%
Electronics
Corp
49%
48%
86
-
86;
82%
83%
83%•■
,
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10%
11,' :r
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-
31
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54%
3,800
16,900
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24%
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11 %
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30%
29% >
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39,000
24%
24
24%
38,100
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300
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27%
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Nichols
Austin
A
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(55%
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Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
15
86
.
39%
<
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48%
54%
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Corp
24 V* Jan
15% Feb
-•'
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preferred-/—TOO'
B
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-
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1
2
12% Aug
10
4-V* Feb
Atlantic
v
48%..
v..'
■
31
13% Dec
20% Oct
31.
11
2% NOV
4
6 % Jan
5
4
May
84 % Oct
21% Oct
Dec
2
1
10
A x9%
"
31% Jun
3-
21
60'
27
-
5,000'
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,
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105 %' 105%
.
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AipO1
Aug 24
48 % Feb
40'/a Mar
>
23
87% Ffeb
.
.
74% Jan
Oct
29*
1,400 I
t
.
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450
32%
79%.::
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26%
107 % r
105 Va
,
80
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,
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29,600
2,800
03
21%
,
32
4j4
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71%
82%
.
27f
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43%
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13,900
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17%
17%
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22;
31%
■
27%-
43 V*
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32%
: -26%
43 y8
104"
CHRISTMAS
100
26%
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CLOSED
32%
18
*21%
,
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32%,r
.
44%
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82%
43%
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%A Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com/10 //'A.,
•tii't
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10% Nov -16
4
"9% Jan
10 V* Aug 29
28% Feb >v 1
3
3
21% Jan
•
•
3,500
72 %
A/AA
20% Sep
6,100
1,000
3
50%
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Investment
Associates
r
the Week
38%
72%
-:- v. 44
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_r_2.50'
Goods Corp
preferred—
Dry
Friday
Dec. 29
Dec. 28
68%;
2.50
—
1st
5.25%
Sales for
Tnuisday"
49%
-
common..'_,_l
Co
PRICES
72%
-
,
Refining common—E \
preferred .$1,50 series_Np par.
Associated
7
'
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——,._10"
CP/TP--
2nd
36
2 %
Ashland .Oil &
.
t
NOV -21
Cork
SALE
78%
(Del)^—
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<-
14
36%
'78%
Constable
'
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Service
HIGH
Dec. 27
A—_•—5
,
AND
Weanesday
i5
'
Armstrong
Arnold
19
Feb
Dec. 26
35%
preferred
No par
Rubber Co
i
1
Corp—AS
$3.75
May 22
Tuesday
Dec. 25
No par
Gorp-
Co*
&
....Armour
85% July 28
20
Public
Steel
A-rmco
9
3*
46
Monday
Par
Corp—
Ex-distribution
19
20'
37% Jan
9
Oct
49%
v
12
29
53% Aug
119 % Sep
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Danierls-Midland
"
23% Jan
18
July 25
1
29% Jun
56% Jan 27f
Feb
Jan
79 % Aug
...
13% Mar 10
.
*
43% Oct
3.
42%. Feb
Sep
Dec
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
79% Dec 22
8
19
Sep
29
NEW
*
Highest
43% Apr
27
28
Jan. 26
57
39
>
.
2% Dec
30% Sep
STOCKS
j,
Range for Previous
Lowest
29
27%
281/2
38,400
B
27% Oct
4% Jan
5'
4,
10
59V2 Dec
12% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
oct
31
26
30% Aug 12?
27% Jan
98% Aug 30;
94% Jan
4
4% Oct
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&
11
22
Jan
,
19
21 Va Dec
22
47 ya Jan
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•'/ 5%
54.%:
.-
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Co
63
Jan
18
/
Aug
9
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
16.
13% Mar
72 % Dec
29;
52 V* Sep
20
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
3
21% Dec
25% Jan
Jan
I_
14% Nov 17
18
Dec 27
8
18% Feb
8
27Ya Aug
39May
3
57% Aug 23:
47% Jan
34 V2 Mar
8
58% Jun
35% Dec
.
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55
5%
.
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55
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26
59
21
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Tools
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-
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Balwln-Lima-Hamilton
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11
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•
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49
41% Nov
103 y2 Dec
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Aug 15,
34
28
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31
26
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
v
Range for Previous
Sep
10% Dec
Lowest
Highest
49% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
9
25% Jutt
2
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91 y4 Jan
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10
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49
1
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4
5
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5
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30
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19
Oct
25
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22
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26
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6
19
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6
30 Vb Feb
1
40% Sep
26
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24
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52
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Oct
25
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8
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17
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15
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11
19
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17
10
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21
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8
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5
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6
50
59
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7
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20
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23
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3
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24
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54
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28
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17
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18
26
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20
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Western
11
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NOV 29
71% Jan
6
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3
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21
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53% Nov
90 V* Dec
10
94% Feb,
101
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37% Jan
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44
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3
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5
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62
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8
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5
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18
34
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7
18% Jun
21
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17
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20
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24
4
29
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43
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20
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38%
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100'/4
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38%
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12.400
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56
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28% Dec
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77 Vg Jun
<3
25%
8.600
34%
•
5
5
24
25 V*
36%
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26
28
25%
—10
preferred—,
Coca-Cola
Nov 17
Jun
30
4
15
July
109
190
8,000
:
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Clevite Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co com
2
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1
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$4.50; preferred
800
40
10%
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i
8
:
19,200
93
21
—8
—
12,100
7%
48%
/
22 y8
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4
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47%
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1
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Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
71 y4 July 10
10
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City Stores
<
27
36V2 Mar
1
28
8
15
Nov
61
5
45% Nov
City Products
51% Mar 20
73% Nov
101
10
Nov
12
48% Feb
-
Jan
80% Dec
64% Dec
9
126% Feb
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26
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Cities Service Co__
;
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28,300
23
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58% May 17
32 y2 Apr
18
Sep
V'
41% Nov
90 Vb Jan
32
4
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47% Jan
56% Dec
Dec
51
23,900
61%
93%
24
preferred^-——
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Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___lo
27'
1,300
31 ¥3
60%
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22%
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20
31%
61 ¥a
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18
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1
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5
103 y2 Dec
7
49% Sep 26
20% Feb 13
4
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14% July 14
3
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4,800
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31% Apr
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1
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preferred series A
14,400
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,
42 %
40
24 %.
-
900
42
93
10 Vb
100
900
18
37%
22%
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series A non-cum pfd
20% May 15
10
34%
24
50
12
*
34%
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1
40
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82% Jan
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31
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20
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30
6
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60
37%
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12
38
3,300
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36%
Dec
-
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Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab-:...!
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12
36%
17%
47%
f
Mar 20
36%
31%
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v
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27
27 >/. Oct
8
32
58%
15
Jan
31%
23%
47%
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42%
7%
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29 y2 Jan
32
30
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Feb
42
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500
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3
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27
3
15
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18
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7
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Sep
18
Sep
,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common~25
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100
Chicago & East 111 RR com_i.No par
T9?31f ; Mar 30
i
20 y2 Dec
22
18
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32% Aug 10
3
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26%, Jan f/6
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24
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100
4,400
26
26
36%
49% ;
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26
50
36
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67
1
73
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10
2,100
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103
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24,800
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67%
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9
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>
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21% Feb 14
7
15
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3
50
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July 19
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Products
X335/8
19%
67%
23 %
'
33%
*18%
26
72%
Champion Papers Inc com
-No par
$4.50 preferred——.
:—iNopar
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin'Oil & Refining Co—1
24
Nov
50% Apr
32% Jun
23
\
26
*46%
30
28%
35%
81%
Chain Belt Co—_——————10
95
17% Oct
-
Cerro Corp
r
27 -Chadbourn
4
13
—1
Cessna Aircraft Co—;
'
Certain-teed
9
17 y4 May
14
Dec
Co—
97
29
"
67%
*25%
3,390
2%
37%
35%
82
"'32%
19%
67%
Co—-—_—5
Sugar
Century Industries Co_:_
f
5
30
4
28
9
Mar 17
57
21% Jan
22%.Nov
V
Jan
90
y2 Aug 25
48
•«
,
38% Oct
6
94 y2 Aug
8
4
,
26% Jan
42% Jan
5
.
34% Mar
18
Agulrre
*18%
1
Central -of Georgia Ry com_rNo par
46y4May31
7
5 Vg Jan
31
22
Dec
64
70% Jan
21
,
6 ;
44% May 17
-8
22
40% Apr
3% May 11
40
30% Nov
53 V* Nov
27
6
Feb
.'
20
5% preferred series B
_100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par"
1 Centra! Illinois
Light com_*No par
V.' 4%% preferred—
^—-100
! Central Illinois Public Service—10
Ceptral RR- Co of N J-A- J
50
f Central & South West Corp——2.50
Central Soya Co——
_i._^Nb par
99%.'Nov 28
Sep
42% Jan
88% Jan 27
■■
1
—
Instruments' Corp_
" .—
38
■/ 28
common
preferred——.—
5
28% Jun
;
V..' 5%
Cencd
:!i
17
Aug 17
59
30
32% Jan
22 Vg Jan
'
5
80 Vg Aug
-
8
3
15
24% Jun
22
46 Vg Dec
75
17
Jan
.25%
.
73 V* Dec
.
: CelOtex Corp
'
19% July 21
19
62
2%
"
35% Jan
20 y8 July 22
124,700
38 ¥4
29
-
127%
81%
8%
38%
-
29%
34%
DAY
300
,13,000
96
95 Vg
*29%
•
200
63%.
2%
*
'
CHRISTMAS
"
6%
.
.
7
37 V*
-EXCHANGE-v
930
89%
44%
43'/a
36
62%
4,300
44%
v.
45%
••
/
59%
■
43%
♦45%
35%
•
:
100
preferred seriea A-100'
conv
V*
45 Vg
-,.-.12.50
preferred——:
'
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47 Vg
32
12%
.61%.
6%.
——
.
Jan
83% Jan .13
Dec, 30
preferred—
.7%
46%
32
12%
45%
45 Vu
-_-l
Case (J I) Co common
<
48
32
12%
*34%
Mar 20
-
45%
31%
12%
-.42%
~
5 6%% ^2nd preferred—.
-7
v .
caterpillar-Tractor common-No par
97
May 23 i;//
4.20% preferred
32 Vg Oct 31 I '
-' Ceco Steel Products-' Corp—
.10
40% Aug 15 * *•
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
5
29
22
•; r*
—
46%
59
417/8 Aug 29
Jan
89
3.
Shares
31%
44
%./Carter Products Inc——
90% May 31 v..;
'
V
9
Oct
the Week
Dec. 29
98
Corp
4%%
Carriers
Friday
Dec. 28
12%
common—.—_w_10
preferred————-—50
& General Corp
L——1
Carrier
,
•:«
•
Sales for
Thursday
V*
31%
——10
Light-:—^No par
&
PRICES
;
45 V*
Steel Co_"_———_i—.—5
Carpenter
i
24
13y4 Apr
:
.
28% Dec
88
■i
Carolina Power
f
i
May 19 < f
36% Nov
45
Corp—*_—■—
.No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_10O
'
/••' 47% Apr 28
..
Dec. 27
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 26
5-
_
HIGH
Tuesday
Deo. 25
Carlisle
52 V* Mar 30
»
Co—.
AND
Monday
'
,
Par
"
(Philip) Mfg Co_
Carey
,t
12
'
3
6% Dec
23
;
102% Oct
3
28
27% July 22
39% NOV 25
:
62% Nov
Feb
•
Carborundum
5
6
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
i
Mar 13
36
'
STOCKS
.
NEW YORK
16% Jun
■
38 % Sep
35
,
60 V4 May
19
-
.V'
■
Highest
43 Vg Dec
39%OCt
23
-•
.
Range for Year 1961
Year I960
Lowest
48%
*47%
48%
100
42%
Colorado & Southern Ry—
60
Jun
191/4 Oct
28
"3
42% Apr
19
30
23% Jan
3
Oct
10
26% Nov
31
54V2 Feb
31% Oct
28
21% Jan
12
7iy2Nov
v r
3
39% Aug 16
14
23% Dec
2
39% Feb
24
28
67
57
;
43% July 27
Feb
45% Jun
,
,v
Jan
6
50% Jan
•
/
:
35% Aug 18
78 v2 Nov
5
52 !/a Jan
,56
Dec
9
53% Oct 24
30
'
11
.,
$4.25
29
preferred
76V4 Nov
Columbus &
8
I
4
28J/4Jan
25% Jun
Combustion
Engineering
16
55% Dec
13
Commercial
Credit
21% Jan
9
391/8 Oct
12
Commercial
Solvents
27
50% Oct
' 9
97>/4 Jun
20
101
23
1071% Dec
20
Jun
23
111i/2 Apr
18
13.
35May 26
.
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
8% Feb
3
14% Dec
29
10
Aug
3
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
'
19% Mar 29
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
6
121/a Jan
23
May 26
40% Dec
Jan
4
68% Dec
961/4 Jan
13
17
103% Dec
60% Jun
27
7% Jun
12
3
131/2 Nov
3
70
Nov
7% Jan
37
-
Cigar Corp
Consol Edison of N Y com
$5 preferred
105% Apr
3
517/b Nov
30
9
13
Consolidated Foods
6
20% Jan
5
31
Dec
50% Jan
3
67 Vg' Oct
9
45'A Nov
'
11
22
10
8
40% Jan
4
29% Jan
4
53% Jan
7
63 V* Dec
12
617/a Jan
4
85% Nov 28
88% Jan
4
96% Aug 22
92 3/4 Jan
4
Consolidated
.
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural
4
6
20% Sep
19
83
Jan
13
12
5
Oct
7
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
95
117% Oct
24
12% May 15 >
44% Jan
e
Apr
94
—
28
100% Jun
20
Jan
85% Jun
29Va Jan
,
14
37% Jun
:
16
—
49
93
'
Dec
30
107
90
Mar
v
29% Feb
Feb
9
58
Mar
Jan
3
May
5
34% Jan
3
48% Dec
e
85% Jun
15 '
111
2
A
7¥4 Dec
2
14% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
6
22% Jan
27
18 ¥4 Oct
19
44% May 11
59% Dec
21
54 % Jan
4
747/a Nov
21
ll7/8 Jan
3
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
46% Oct
20
35% Jan
3
:
83 y4 May 23
Dec
12% May
7% Dec
29
40
Jun
1
57% Dec 22
31
Sep 20
40% Mar 16
<
For footnotes, see page 26.
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60 Vg Apr
62
"
28 :
May 17 "
i
29%-
28 y8
78%
71%,
..
72%
69,y4
69
6,100
80
.
„7,600
701/2
701/4
71
29%
29 -/
29%'
53%
541%
54
54%
54%
54%
54 V*
54%
9,000
341/b
331/4
33%
33%
34%-
33%
■34%
13,000
45 Vg
x441/2
4&1/2
45
45%
45%
46
14,400 L
►106%
107
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110%
V■
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.
28%
,
•
107
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107%
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107
*110
110%
*108%
110
12
12%
11%
12
11%
12
13%
13i/a
13%
13%
13%
13%
...
110
4,
110 V*
.
'
2,900
11,800
291/4
50
11%
11%
7,200
13%
,
13%
12 Vb
13,300
11%
12
121/4
12%
121/a
11%
66
65%
65%
65%
65%
651/4
65%
2,800
83
82%
83
82%
83
82%
82%
13,800
No par
104%
—5
48
8,200
105
105
104%
104%
104 »/4
1041/4
104%
48%
48 »/4
49'/4
48%
48%
48%
49 y8
4,000
38%
38
39%
5,300
37%
1.33%
38'/4
37%
38%
38
1,-600
5
28 V*
28i/4
281/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,700
_10
-
60 V*
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
601/4
60%
6,100
40%
40 ¥B
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
5,900
81 ¥s
80 %
81%
80%
8I»/4
82%
83%
17,900
94%
96V4
94%
95%
95%
96 y4
95%
95%
730
$4,52
preferred
preferred
No par
No par
Co
com
Inc
*97
5
25 %
8
$5
Continental Oil
of
97 V*
89 y8
.10
26
26
26%
26
26%
21,200
95
'93
25%
7 ¥4
50¥B
105%
105%
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47%
'
-
f
Delaware*—!
J
7
83
.
' 477/8
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50 ¥4
8%
19 Vg
105%
48%
V;
93
50
8
32,900
50%
50%
51
7,100
105 Vi
•io5y4
50 Vg
8¥b
-•
48'/a-
83
8y.
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19%
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13.200
48%
120
83
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110
106
47%
84 >"
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84
t
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t
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19,100
100
19
19
68 Vg
70%
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69%
70
20,200
10 VB
10V4
io
io y4
9%
io v»
13.100
54%
54 y4
55%
17,100
58l/4
57
57
68%
69%
10 VB
10¥8
51%
52%
52 ¥B
54%
57
57%
57%
*56 Vg
'
60
7%
7%
105%
-
%
93
95
7%
8
'
8
*19
•
♦105
48
83.
*
.1-
Corp
97 V*
89y8
8%
No par-
Copper & Steel com__O
preferred——25^
Continental Steel
97
90
50¥b
common—10
Insurance—
97
>89
♦93
95
50%
convertible
Continental
97
90
26
&-
common
preferred——^
90
*93
-
97
*89
97%
*89
100
1.25
Continental Motors
■«'
70%
28%
y
72..,..
8l¥a
Continental
5.)
21% May 11.
28%
78%
79
71%
691/4
.
40%
'
19
..
l
$3.75
,1
,•
No par
Coal
Continental Can
20
»,
*78
72
45
'
f
29%
79
.71%,
82 i/s
Gas
Continental Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
13
77% Jan
103
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
31% Dec
75% Jan
■;»
12
Continental Air Lines Inc
3
29%
*78
72%
65%
Container Corp of America com
4%
preferred—
28
■29%
29 Va
79
'
No par
$4.16
9
28 Vb.
72
preferred
Consumers Power Co
5
96 ¥4 Aug 25
|88
—
a.—-
98% Nov
.
.
Corp
20,700
$4.50
Consolidation
100% Nov 27
:
Corp
23,300
29
l
Consol Electronics Industries
39% Nov
39%
28%
41%
No par
Consolidated
.
39'/a
28%
33%
•
100
5
23% Jan
87% Jan
;
39%
28%
291/4
1
Nast
7
51% Dec
81% Jan
j
1
Jan
101
May 17
Oct
•
5
preferred
preferred—
39
"42
.,
69%
———100
Publishing Co__
1
Cone Mills Corp__
I
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
,_No par
.
Conde
90% Nov 27
421/4 May 18
27
5.25%
Inc—i
Co
36% Apr
30
36% Nov
20
4.64%
„
17
31
'
28
Jan
66% Jan
30
421/4 Feb
107
2
59
i'-.i'i V,
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
23% Jan
4
170
39%
28%
*78
;
Ohio.Elec—5
44% Deo
13% Mar
,
42%
39
28%
X29 %
No par
417/8 Jun
t
'j
Southern
41%
39i/4
29
42%
42
—No par
74%, Aug 24../Columbian Carbon Co—
43%
38%
28'/2
4% nomcumulative 1st pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
Columbia Pictures common
5
'
'
54
v
57
—
1.400
18
(18)
-
V"
•
:The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
.
,
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
15
Dec
1
6
16
12% Dec
4
37% Jun
30% Jan
3
Controls
40% May 31
July 11
7% Jan
3
15 % Dec
5
Tire
18
Cooper
1
49% Jun
15
Copeland
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
Copper
26% Oct
26
42%. May 31
63% Nov 28
Coppenveld
Jan
4
45% May
Rubber
&
Dec. 36
5
5
;
.
31%
1
*'15
Corp,
1
5
5
42
"
3
Range
Co
Steel Co
Products
Corn
v
17%
36%
50c
Co
17
37
58%
„
'
42
Va''
59 Va-
Shares
'
:
32 Vt
153/s
42%
•*' j:
.
1
' V-
313/s
15%
-
:
31 Va
; /*■■> '
17%
37%
the Week
Dec. 2!)
31
•
.
42%
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 28
...
15 Vb '■
17%
60
*
<.
•
36%
V
.
PRICES
Thursday
--r
•
32 >
it 15.,
42 %
SALE
v
31%
'
31%
15%
HIGH
Dec. 27
%-• 31
31%
31%
AND
Wednesday
■
a*
x31%
9;
Co,-
Refrigeration
27 % Jan
55
Corp—^—.
Tuesday-
Dec. 25
Par
'
4
6.
Monday
,
America
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
,33% Jun 17
J4V* Jan
7
25
Oct
21
27Va Dec
24 v« Jan
42 Vt Feb
.
6
2
2p
42'/4 Mar
19
25 % Sep
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
20 % Sep
NEW
Range for Year 1961
Year 1900
Lowest
186
Feb
16
83 Va Apr
A 8
87
90
Apr
10'/4 July
•; 3
-.-
40
5
18% Jan
3
13
Jan
30
4% Sep
9
13
3% Jan
4
46% Jan
11
72% J»n
18
.64%
July 27
76
12
4
23% Feb
17
26
Jan
17
42
Dec
'1
45
Dec
40% Feb
22
24% Apr
29% Apr
59%
4
23
39% Feb
24
59
Jan
4
89% Jan
Dec
5
95
Sep
29% Jan
20
16
4
17% Jan
28
109% Jan
5
90 Vt Jan
% Nov
18
Jan
11
14% Jan
4
9V2 Jan
3
69 % Mar 23
64% Jan
5
11 Vb Sep
13
Jan
14
5%%
9.700
No par
No par
47
59%
5
——
convertible
Inc
12% Jan
7
8ysJan
3
16% May 16
-60% Jan
8
29 V* Dec
7
54% Jan
30
$4
Feb
19
Dec
6
19 V* Jan
20
$1.60 prior preferred
14% Dec
7
31 '/a Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
4
preferred
prior
Curtiss-Wrigh t
Class
7
16%;
:
16%
r
19%
6Va
68 '
'46
/
i
'
•
:
.
24
■
v:
.
.
vyy;
A
131
126'/*
173
—1
Inc,
Cutler-Hammer
'
45
?
v
-
45%
45
45
47
47
47%,
47%,
46
46 %
59
; -
59%
'58%
59 Va
58%
59 3
,
,
,
*58%
59 Va
*58%
92 %
92 %
92 V4
2oy»
213/4
103%
*102%
104%
*102%
104%
*103 Vt
900
:
9,700
-
12,400
600
-,
A
4,600
••'6,700
s
59%
*92%- > 93%
"15,500
A
A
130V
60
I6V2
16%
.12
I6V2
16%
16'A
12 Va
12%
68%
*68 Va
11%.
*11%
33%
33%
:
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.-
-
'
>
-92 ','4
20%
.11%:
12%
70
-21 '
16 Va
12%
12%
12%
70
68%
69%
11%
11%
12*
33%
,
33%
A
'
16%
■
370
v
26,100
AVA200
104 Va
1,100
A
16,000
;
-
400:
.A',"
33 Va .33%
400',
1,100
•
.
10 VB
103%
10
31
31%
30%
31
30%
31
30 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17 Va
18 Vt
17%
173i
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
3334
75%
76
76%
76%
753A
753A
753/4
7 6 Vt
1,400
43%
44%
43 Va
44%/
43V4
44i
2,900
*11%
1
;—
J
A/,
•39
129/
21%
12
par
common..
—10
i
6,800
2,700
a200
24'.
.
38'/*
900
63
78'
-16%
38% A 38%
.
50
"
-
►'69
92%
103
-No par
LNo
A
H19 5i
<•
'■?*■ *76
24 Vt
A'A
8,500
'
17
24
-
'
127
33%
Press
common
20
96
126
11%
Co
preferred
29
27
76'/a
24
•21 y
20%
33%
Sugar
Packing
22
67% Sep
67 Vt
\
21%
50
'•92 V
AA
A.
6%
6 3/a .V
76%
14,700
6,700
*90%
A--/
19
66 Vt
*45%-
11%
4
:•
'
10,900
■■■'
•
-
89 V
'
:
-
92%
*59
preferred—100
7 % Dec
May
18%
66 Va
16
47%
59%
Corp .common—5
17 % Dec
37
•-
:
191
J
*88
92 '/a
'21% •21%
-i
;
37% V 38%.
45
preference
—_5
Cuneo
3
89%
76'/a
2\
127%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
1
30% Jan
/-
6 Va; :i
-
y.
59s,
190
76%"
24%
16%
27
7
*88
*90%
-
4,900
393.
x58 Vb
..'
192
66%
38%
,.*68%
14% Feb
Mar 16
"19
6
'
'
424
'
.37%
•
15
—100
36 V* Nov
37% Jan
24 % ?
■
—-10
19
29
.
—1
45
Cuban-American
Aug 21
29% Nov
A 66 %
126
issued
Cudahy
4%%
11
DAY ? A
*18%
*76% ;/ 78%
15%
16%
CHRISTMAS
:..'S
21%
61/4
66
,
common—2.50
50% Dec
25
>
-
2ia4
18 '.'2
-,,A 6
Seal
&
Zellerbach
73% May 19
13 V2
CLOSED
,,25
Publishing.
preferred
conv
31% Mar 29
18
Jan
1
18%
EXCHANGE
$4.20 preferred,,,
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
95% Junl2
15 Vb Aug 23
22
24
37
$2
Crown
4
26% May 17
109% May 25
23% Apr 18
3 /.
3
8% Oct
July 26
10% Aug
3
30% Sep 28
Dec
21%
89Va
92%
■
'
42
383/a
59%
190 %
•
"
4,400
'
When
~6
13% Sep
63 %
20
$2
21%
STOCK
•,
com—*_1
Corp
preferred
Cork
Crown
is
■
:
*90Va
91%
192 ' V
*88-;-:
A
91 %
u-100
Petroleum
conv
12
48% Dec 12
67
51V* July 25
86
Dec
45 V2 Nov
1
44% Nov
v
134
5%
191%
A;
^—_25
common.—
Crowell-Collier
191% 192
88 A
88
-1
.
preferred,,
:
Crescent
13
50% Mar 10
July
54% Dec 29
3%%
11
20
Co
Crane
24
11
31
r
39%
88
Nov
International Corp
Coty
% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
78
•:
—1
Inc—
Coty
9
42% Jan
21
25
•
Sep
15% Dec
14
28% Feb
.
23% Dec
15
16% Feb
34 Vi Oct " 5
; 93% Sep 21
'<29% May 9
4 22% May 11
5
Jan
July 18
22% July 21
i
27
15% Sep
July 27
17% Mar
Jan
24% Jan
1
72 y* Jan
5
A 88
11
Corning Glass Works common
:5
3%% preferred.,
.—__100
3%% preferred s.er of 1947—100
Cbsden Petroleum Corp
•—i—1
194% Apr
4
v
89
-Nov 16
26
83% Jan
Aug 17
.85% Jan,19
18 '/a Oct
5
124
Sep
1,800
5.800
15%
17 %
38%
'
145 %
Jun •»9
31 %
32%
15
'
42%
17 %
37
:
31
313/4
:
•
,10^4
;
10
10 38
30 3
19,200
:
■
4,000
4
,12
1,700
70,200
-
A
800
D
Jan
4
12% Dec
27
12
Dec
33% Jan
5
3
89
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
20
Mar 7
1
12 Vb Nov
5
Nov
43% Dec
16
27% Oct 31
49% May 31
72 % Jan
4
80% Aug 23
76% Jan
16
74y. Feb
3
76% Feb
9
81
6
16
82% May 23
79 Va Jan
4
83
32
3
47% May
25 Vb Jun
Jun
22
75% Jan
80
Sep
17% Jan
8
39% Dec
15
38 % Apr
28
54% Dec
16
17% Dec
21
28 % Jan
8
Dana Corp common—
3% % preferred • series A
Dan River Mills. Inc.
46% Nov 27
7
32
15% Jan>6
83
Jan
85 Va Jun
87% Aug 23
•
31% Nov
30j
Aug
8
•
20
14
20% Jun
Dec
1
28
A
100
79%
79
79«.
B
100
*78
80 Va
*79
Feb
13
Preferred
3.90%
series'
C
100
81
82%
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
50c
•-40%
v
49%
50%
Decca
59 % Nov
50 % May
29'/a Mar
28
2
8
11
Jan
22% Oct 11
Denv & Rio
3
14 % Mar 20
DeSoto
14
4
48% Jan
4
67% Nov
10
Detroit
14% Jan
3
Detroit
Steel
33% July 29
A 29% Jan
6
Diamond
Alkali
Diamond
National
66 % Aug
29
9
Apr 14
58y4 0ct
4
20% May 17
37 % Feb 24
74% Jun 21
38% July
<•
.
35 Vt Jan
3
52
3
33
Oct
24
23
12 Vb Jan
4
27 Vb Jun
12
6
14% Oct
19
31
.
17% July
14% Oct
24
33 % Jan
29% Jan
4
26% Jan
5
46
12
31% Jan
3
15% Oct
7
28 % Feb
15
Dec
30
15
28 % Oct
4
42% Feb
10
-6
24% Jan
5
70 Va Oct
25
99% Jan
4
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
25
7
,
33 %
24
.
8
17
26% Dec
Jan
3
4
May 3
22% Sep 25
30% Jan
A
Aug 18
5
38% May
70
10
17% Jan ■) 4
266% Jan
9% Jan
5
Jan
19
8
.
21% Mar
5
185% Jan
5
103
Aug 16
100 Va Apr
19
8
96% Jan
37
22
31
178% Oct
74% Jan
4
27
7% Sep
13% Jan
14% Jan
83
Aug 16
77% Jan
20
26% Sep
8
41
13
Jan
13
Aug 16
3
3
25% Jan
38% Jan
3
Jan
1)
44% Aug 25
42
V2 Sep
15
8
44% Aug 24
41
Jan
5
46% Feb
44
A Jan
3
42% Jan
5
40'% Jan
18
42
17% Oct
15
42% Mar 28
July 11
44
24%
27
Dow
Dunhill
% Nov 27
10% Jun
1
254% Nov 20
EXCHANGE
20 Va
Jan
R
19
Jan
4
43%
42%
18%
19
19
17
17%
17%
.-DAY
•*
19
Jan
32 '/a NOV
23
16%
/
.
.
r
'
*
28%
31
31,
19%
19%
19%
59%
59
59%
20%
213/„
21%
22%
0%
934
(EI)
93/4
com
30%
10
88%
31
5
107%
31 Va
,50
*39%
108
31
44
42%
43 Va
50
preferred^
D W G Cigar Corp,:
*47%
50
;
—
$2.10
36%
321/4 .34
22 Va
21%
73%
72
28%
28'A
30%
2,200
4,400
2725 Va
;•
:
1,900
52,500
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3,700
73%
19,800
28%
24,300
30%
.
A 3,600
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•
-
93A
1934
58
700
22%
23
9%
v
19%
59
58%
19%
^
23
17,400
9%
4,600
14,500
247%
•
249
243%
247 Va
108
107
10734
40-
500
31%
31Va
31*2
5,900
40
44%
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;
.
V
39%
39
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44
Va
10
433>
A/; 880
100
433A
43%
43
43
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47
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47,"
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46 Vt
*45%
27 Vt
26%
V -A 43
47%
473/a
43
43
43
,
,
900
88%
88
31
/ V
-
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88
31%
10,300
9%
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49
43
26%
25%
22 Va
-
-
•
•
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44
50
27
19'/a
;
88
*39%
50
preferred
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10% preferred
17,600
17%
25%
59
,
246%
V*
108
*87%
40
17
30'A
f
...
4,200
21
19%
■
'
244
243%
3/4
88%
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9,400
44%
28 Va
»
20,600
-37%
•
21%
:
5,400
19%
18%
33%
,
19%
59%
1
A 8,300
27
<73%
27%
—No par
^
800
237a
72 %
'22%
73
r
32%
16% 2 17
25>A
■
;
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Nemours
32%
17%
17
•
600
5,700
4,200
52%
22V4
A
19%
18%
7,900
12,100
66%'-
•
19 V4
21%
$4.15
24
32 y«
:
52 A
19
28 Va
v
r
4%
28
323/a
22 a;
65
-
19%
,
74
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred————
22
5iy8
11,900
33 Va
36%
73%
1
8,800
18
33%
'v
431/4
27%
—1
"
17%
33 Va,
383/a
50c
Corp
A8V4
33%
43 %
Co
.
61
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37%
23
Inc
26
42 Va
22%
106
Nov
60%
u'
•
—.—1
—,5
241
A
611A
1
38
37-
5
46% Dec 20
60%
:'--17
42% ."
-
36aA
No par
45 % Feb
18,400
65
'
17 Va
-36%
'
CHRISTMAS
No par
-49
21Va
11%
.
20 Va
19%
38
423/4
series
6
5,300
11 Va
16%
'
36%
!'
series
45% Nov 27
'
21
11 Va
16%
$4.50
47% Apr
25 %
21%
51 Va
22
15%
$3.50
8
26 Va
'
32%
21»A
Preferred
42% Jun
4,900
t
32%
Preferred
8
2,800
4 9'A
16 Va
>
64%
16%
"J
Nov
523a
47%
64
51%
22
11
34
63%
51%
38
Pont de
du
51 %
;
65
20 %
CLOSED
70
12,000
10,200
0
47%-
■T'
33-
Dec
;
- 4- ,t
373/8
U S A Inc
50 7
17
18%
.*/ ,;?3.
15%
90% Dec
110
60%'
17%
_No par
Co„,
41
50%
523^8
25%
International
Duplan
22
60 V*
27.%
Chemicals
40%
51
.;. 11%
.
•
25%
Power
41
80
/
26
M
Industries
DuBois
Duke
83
16%
*
11V8
27
Drewrys Limited
19
'26%
27 V*
Chemical
17
Va
25%
;
*81
'
25 %
Co—
82 Va
4,200
79
80 %
46%
21%
STOCK
28%
*78
*,79
52 Va
51%'
.
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;50e
Iuc__
Aircraft
Dresser
■
17
X27%
Fund
27%
79
'
'
'
2.50
1
28%
80 Va
50 Va
'
"
No par
.1
Douglas
24 V* Apr
24
64
51
*'
25
.
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63
Nov
VV
1
Ltd————
Mines
Dome
Dominick
•
44% Aug 24
46
Mar 23
,
*
10
Corp
.
7
33
15
Co
10,600
40%
5
•*
A47-
'
38% Jan
40
29
32 Va
*Al
—
19,100
42
'
18%
'-
-
(Walt) Productions,.:
2.50
Corp-Seagrams Ltd——2
Divco-Wayne Corp
—J
1.
Dr Pepper Co
No parr
85% Sep
29% Dec
14% Jan
Corp
15%
40%
21%
11%
60 %
32% 1
,—20.
9,900
1>%
82%
52 Vs
x515/a
'11%
59%,
Distillers
42% Aug
24% NOV
28
1152% July 18
8% Dec
26
*
'
14%
42%
28 Va
20%
•«"
;
.
Disney
23% May 4
28% Nov 29
10
Mar
Dec
18% Jan
r
Sep 12
19 Vb
Mar 15
12% Oct
20
>
21
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
20
-19% Jan
27
July
14% Dec
27
20
preferred,
,$1.50
6
4
33% Dec
.<
26 Va
2.50
Co
16%
a
89
14
"
Coatings,,,—,—1
Stores Corp
xx
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The) Club Inc,i
19
49 % Jan
24
26
46%
Diana
9
V2 Apr
47% Nov
24
;r:
% Dec 29
29% Jan
17% July 24
Oct
17 % May 16
473/4'
;•
Grande West RR_No par
Chemical
DeVilbiss
20% Mar 17
28% Jun
13
51 Va
Edison
•*26 Va Jan
t
16%
51%
;
.
*87
'
V*
If'H
*78
41%
^6%
V'
-
14
41%
*79
-5OV2
•
89
-
15
'
81%
49 %
'16%
Supply Co of N Y
5
3
7% Jan
14
.
-
mvz
,
Co—6.75
Light
Inc.
24% Jan
20% Feb
16% Oct
Dentists'
Mar 27
-No par
81%
41
.
80%
L.—,——.3
.
&
Lines
16% Jan
30
10% Dec
Power
Air
4
14% Dec 27
20
Hudson
Delaware &
Delta
.1
,
20
14
Sep
Co
Jan
*
;
&
Delaware
27
60% May 16
37
Records, Incl,,L-l.—
Deere
4
62% May 23
20% Jan 19
,
79%
.
*
3/4'
28 Va
series
series
18 % Nov
6
24% Mar «8
28%
3.75%
26% Aug 15
40% Mar 23
.13
.
41%
3.75%
3
>49% Dec
15%
40%
Preferred
11
>: 10
6
Dec
28
15
*86
143A :
Preferred
27% Jan
28
7
15%
40%
,
;
"
14 Ve
15
41% Jan
21
13% Sep
-
v
89
*87''
143/a
15%
4lVa
•
-
'
89
14*%
Nov
11
47 % Aug
45%
*87
80% Oct 23
*31% Aug 24
20,
Apr
44%
,
-
5~
Dayco Corp_^_Ll,ii_i_———1,50c
Daystrom
Inc
.10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
5
*
35% May 17
—1
l_—100
-
-
A
431/4
-
10
350
,
—50
46 V*
—5
26 Va
26%
27
27
27 Vt
5
.
*45%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
223i
3,100
27
27%
26%
27
26 Vt
.27%
26%
273*
28,300
51%
51%
51'/*
51%
50%
517/a
50 3/a
51%'
12,200
87%
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46%
*45%
46 V*
27
1,500
.
E
39
22
Oct
8
22 Va Jan
5
Jan
8
21% Oct
24
303/* Aug 30
25
Jan
34
20% July 28
29 Va Jan
3
24 V2 Mar
8
Mar
3
82
75
Nov
21
81 y* Jan
3
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
,►16 V* Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136'/* Jun
9
97% Sep
25
92
Mar
3
28 Va Sep
29
483A Feb
1
79
Mar 21
32% Nov-
1
96% July 22
96
467/a Jan
6
30% Jan
3
23
59 Va Jan
10
65 Va May
88
Aug
45% Jan
Jan
11
27
Feb
Eagle-Plcher
6
32% May 15
Eastern
Air
54% Dec
12
Eastern
89% May 24
7,53/a May 17
Eastern
Co
Gas
1193/4 Apr
99
: Jan
4%%
prior
$3.60
6
Inc
Fuel
&
Kodak
Steel
Co
Bros
Stores
83
4
37% Feb
Feb
1
„
9
22
89
Apr 24
>'593/a Dec
1
29% Dec
4 Vt %
•
Ekco
Feb
2
26% Jan
4
20 Va Jan
12
29
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
673A Apr
12
H30'A Dec
19
24
34% Sep
7% Apr
6
43/4 Oct
11
11
653A Mar 22
Electric «fe Mus Ind
Dec
Elgin
July 29
93
~8% Feb~26
Jun
7
23
46
95
:
Oct
2
A. 4 Va %
10% Oct
25
19 Va Jun
31
28% Nov 23
11V* Sep 29
24% Oct 19
50
88'A Sep
163/* jun
Electric Bond
29
53 '/a Dec
8
10% Dec
6
22 Va Jun
21
11% Jan
3
25
9
32% Jan
10
23% Dec
13
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
78
Mar
Jun
Jan
20'/* Dec
3
15
49 '■'<
Dec
35% Jan
59
22
793A Mar 16
52% Dec
5
54% Jan
58
18 Va Dec
7
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
26 V* Jun
40
Jan
15
53% Sep
29
153/4 July 28
11
24
Oct
30
22% Jan
7
3
Jan
4
35
4%
59
24
20% Dec
5 % Dec
28
Eurofund
Evans
30%
31%
Co
6
Co
5
_9%
l
83% Feb
Sep
15
4
Fairbanks
3
34% Apr
14% Apr
3
Fairbanks
29
Jan
6
6
8
37% Dec
5
;
$1.60
.
YA'
Jan
11
52 % Nov
28
35
Jan
4
footnotes,
see page
5%
•
Falstaff
31V* Dec
Family
26.
1
82 y*
12%
com
No par
y
22 3/a
'
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v..
233/a
62
A 62
22
22
4 4 3/a
44
50
4
19
57%
100:
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3%
.
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57%
v
18%
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4
-
14%
14%
13,100
25%
25%
A: A 69,500
; A: 4 u400
803/4
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4
3%
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^
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11 y*
36%:
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Finance
com
common
x
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•
•
41'/*
42
63 V2
64
10
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20
A: ;
7,700
11
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27,800
36 %
36
36%
41
42
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20
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63 Vt
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600
70,600
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22 Va
2 2 Vb
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32%
65 V*
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52
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33%
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22 V*
22%
62 V*
63%
22,800
9%
45,100
33 V*
9,400
1.900
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31%
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53
38%
26%
25 3b
20
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64
33%
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534/2
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8 V*
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Morse
Junior
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81%
123/4
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-
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Fairmont
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,
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Stratos Corp
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10
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1
A
:
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36
13% May
;
400
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26
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11
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Mar
6
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1,200
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28% Apr
4
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31
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13
21
95 Va
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preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
19
20
96%
571.4
F
35'/a Dec 27
12% Feb 26
26%
27%
5%
23% Apr 20
16 % Apr 27
45% Apr 18
45% Dec
26 3/i
57 Va
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
23
Jan
26%
27% /
10
•
51
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8,900
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27
263/4
27
200
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;
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50
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27 %
Industries
Gas
1141% Dec
6
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57%
preferred
1148 Vt Jun
5% Oct
88
52
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;
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88:
51
90
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; -*52%
22,800
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Watch
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19
"
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Paso
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6% Mar 22
32% Jan
90
14,500
:
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98%:
39
87
273/8
Battery
Endicott Johnson
337/8 May 8
48% Nov 17
29
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A
89
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Empire District Electric Co
10
18% July 24
37% Jan 26
V
40%
88'A
573/4
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Sep
33A Dec
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98
39
96%
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Aug 30
41% Sep
1
63/4 Oct 20
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98 y
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39%
91 .-'/A/
28%
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84
Dec
//:/->
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1958
111%
571/4
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23
16
98
90
V 110
87%; i
19Va
110
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8
Nov 30
98
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20
112
.
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53%
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;
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5
6
24
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98%
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5
32% Feb
5
20
87 % •
87'/2
87%
110%
'
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12
16 3A Dec
25
:
19'A
V-» O co
of Amer—_ 1
Share Co
&
Electric Storage
16% May 15
30% Jan 19
33
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
Electric Auto-Lite Co
36'/* Apr 21
24% Oct
Jan
>
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'
■
19%
1083/4
38'/*
2.50
;
25
73
:
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2.50
common
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1
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100
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issued
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24
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preferred
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When
6
94
•
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15
5% Dec
107%
_50
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Jan
43% Oct
87
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5
26% Dec
87
100
2.50
Corp
preferred
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98
15
com—10
common
40% Dec 28
Dec
_1
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preferred—^
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Eastman
10
Lines
A.,"
263a
4,400
v
5,500
(19)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Year I960
Highest
Range for Year 1961
Lowest
1
Fansteel
15% Jan
9
11% May
17 Va Jan
3
25 Va May 16
40% Jan
6
27
20
27% Jan
4
12% Dec
21% Sep 19
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9
19
Dec
5
Jan
4
33
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3
9% Mar 29
28
20% Jan
5
25 % July 28
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Oct
:
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28
22% Aug 15
39% Dec 14
19 % May 23
'
32% Oct
24
v
31
24
28
47
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14 Vu Jan
24
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7 45% Jan
126
34% Mar 21
23 % Jun
12
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11
>
24
Dec
5
9
51% Nov
164% Nov 24
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28VA Jan
4
69
Nov
8
49 % Jan
4
75% Dec
4
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17
13% Jan
8
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3
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7
38 % Apr
8
22% Nov
7 82'
Nov
28
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29
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V 84
12
Apr
T
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May 27
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.
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7
,
95
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114
45
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:
729
Jan
50% Feb"
;
22
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•
17'% Dec
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29
10
17
59 Va Jan
Dec
21
248
Dec
23
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95
250
93 Va Nov
94% Jan
May 31
13
13
382
Sep
17
Dec
F
15
41 Va Nov
28
11
89% Jun
3
14% Apr
22
13% Jan
5
12% Jan
12
7
17% Oct
18
6
63% Jan
3
19% Jan
15
22
35% Jan
•
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92% Jan
Oct
19% Jan
: 11% Oct
5 7
27
May
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4%
7/
30
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; 60%
12
:
25
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12
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29% Mar 22
117 % Dec
July 31
31 % Jan
15% Nov
12% Nov
22
21
V Mar 30
29
9
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/
18
7;
28
14 Va Jan
15% Jan' ~6
Dec 30
5
'
66
84% Nov
May 27
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16
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27 Va Jan
Feb
13
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5
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73
7
Jan
51
59
42 Va July 27v
3% Oct 24
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4
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i
Jan
21
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12
/
27
19
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16
6
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3
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26
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30
15
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25
140
Jan
31
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77 % July 26
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Dec
21
22
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Sep
45
5
9
Oct
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Nov
28
5 Va Jan
30
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10
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19
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29
6
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52
25
6
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25
12
34 Va May
24
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4
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26
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5
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26
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4
91
100
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;
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1
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%
Oil
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A
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4
26
50% Jan
11;
65% Sep
/
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11 %
Dee
Portland Cement Co.
Precision
$1.60
Public
General
Public Utilities
$5,
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41% Dec 29
34% Nov
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8
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4
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20Vii Jan
Tire
&
17
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Mar
Giant,
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6
18
8
7 7
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4
47
21
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3
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27
47 Va Jail
6
24% Sej>
29
28% Oct
24
Dec
45"
4
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29
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4
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26
13 Vit Jan
15
32
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Oct
26
30
-
Feb
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28
8% Jan
6
6
32 Va Apr
12
26
Aug 24
35
41 Va
17
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-
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.
80
10'A Jun
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Jan
17
70% Nov
28% Apr
26
19 Vo Jan
37
Oct
24
52% Jan
4
48% Jan
30
53 Va Jaii
5
39% July 12
31 % Jan
23
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:
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1%
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24 *
15
;
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39 Va Dec
26.
May 11
128 Va
143
4 '
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13
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28.400
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38
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22,100
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/
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21 VA
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50
41
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56 VA
57%
13,800
62%
61%
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16'A
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35,700
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18'A
3,800
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18 VA
18%
13 Va
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10,400
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49 V*
49 Va
49 %
49 VA
82 Va
83 %
82 %
83 Vi
83%
84%
81V4
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10,700
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9,100
30
29%
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77
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21%
22%
14,400
61 '/a
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28,700
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22%
22%
22 %.
55%
55 VA
55 VA
43%
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18%
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42%
2,200
55%
76%
22%
59%
25
32,500
34%
44%
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44 %
62
63 Va
61%
63 VA
29%
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33'A
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common
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27
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100
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3
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v
84
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7
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dec
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23%
84
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38'/a
19
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4
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8
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July 22
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26
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5
98
;
71
•
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10
25
16
16Va Oct
.
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28
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92
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13
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6
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27
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140
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19
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86
2nd
convertible preferred—
.
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67% Oct
11 Tii
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Apr
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50 Va Nov
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24
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Dec
27
32
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19
Apr
35% Nov
54
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14
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21
61% Dec 26
41% Jan
-
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26 Va Aug
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•
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5
1
23
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preferred
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1
23
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3%%
1
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13 i "
Sep 27
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Jan
B
conv
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5
13
13 Va
23%
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Fluor
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13
41
24%.
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East
97% Sep 29
24% Aug 25
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3,900
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1
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15
34% Jun
80
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3
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24
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50
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4
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22
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8
36 VA Jan
r
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4
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5
4
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20
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Flintkote
27%
19%
Charter Financial Corp No par
Firth
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,
&
First National
34% May 22
-
the Week
Dec. 29
8%
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Friday
Dec. 28
22
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Thursday
41 '
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Inc__,
8
Va
37
12%
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8
22%
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10
Tire
First
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2
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24
61% July
.1
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Financial
20;
30% Jun
47% -Dec 22
Dept
Inc
PRICES
-
27%
2b
26%
8
21%
Co coni___i
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc__
Filtrol Corp
'/
26
25
Corp
Fiberboare, Paper
SALE
Dec. 27
5
preferred
Fenestra
Wednesday
Dec. 26
2
Ferro
-1
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 25
conv 2nd pfd series A—23l';
Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
20
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Pacific Electric
Va %
Federated
55% Dec V 4
33% Jan
19
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Oct. 24 "
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59% Nov 22
15 Va Mar 16
5
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AND
Monday
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Metallurgical
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.
STOCK
'
13
2
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Corp
Federal
•
42% Oct
.
2
723% Oct
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10
24% Jan
,
Aug 30
26% Aug
Fawick
Fedders
19% May 10
42% July 25
'
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29
10% Nov
-
8
39% Nov
1
20 % Feb .>4
5
27% Oct
' Jan
•
3
34% Feb
May 12
87% Jun 15
-24% Oct
21
,
20
15% Oct
35% Oct
Jan
STOCKS
NEW
EXCHANGE
4;
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y
M.
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30% Nov
21
25% Dec
(15% Oct
'
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s
„
Lowest
19
40%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
for Previous
Range
Year I860
Lowest
^
7
Va May 18
Jan
91 %
87
91
Aug
103 % Nov
4
97% Jan 11
24 Va Sep 28
Jan
97
103% Aug
36 % Dec
47% NOV
88% Apr
27
86% Jan
4
94% Jun
Gulf
13
20
15
85
7
12
15
19
29
Oct
16
Sep
V35% Jan
23
86% Aug 26
91
Oct
4
93% Apr
101
Jun
28
104% Dec
dividend
dividend
$5
7,
preferred
—100
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
53V4 Jan
30
Apr
19
Hackensack
42% Jan
60 VB NOV
20
Halliburton
Co
Nov 29
29% Nov
14
Hallicrafters
Gustin-Bacon
49% Mar 29
*
24
35% Jan
3
51
26
4
Sep
55
% Jan
23
4
5
31% Apr
106% Jan
327/b Jan
25
47% Jun
,21 Va Dec
88% Jun
42
July
3
36
Nov
16
1
38
Dec
4
26% Aug
33 Vb Dec
5
42'/a Oct
Jun
19
46
Jan
6
50% Dec 16
26% Sep
29% Jan
11
15
,7
11% Jan
7
3
271/4 May 18
18
Hart
24
29% Oct
9
13% Feb
6
9% May 25
27
7
47V4 Apr
27
9
18% Nov
28
Nov 28
40% Sep
19
J27
Jan
49% Feb
Jan
84
37% Feb
33 %
32% Jan
18
13
76
Curtis
102% Dec
8
Heller
5
46% Nov
17
Helme
(W E) & Co
<G W) common——
34
Jan
4
38 % Nov
20
79
Jan
3
108
Jan
3
67'/a Jan
4
Dec "20
119% Dec
9
Mar
Helene
3
5
8'
70
1
67
Dec
21
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
26
12% Dec
68
6
9% Nov
16
May 20
1
28% Feb
8
72
Nov
7
16
Jan
6
24% Jan
12
5
14% Oct
31
5
8 % Dec
29
IIV4 Mar 13
29% Apr
19
29% Feb
6
25
Oct~20
41% Apr
22
13
90% Sep
.83% Feb
7
20
2
12
26
Sep
19
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
Jan
14
16
Sep
30
21
J
16% Oct
10
22 Vb Jan '
'
36% Mar 17
>>,
27
Mar
4% Oct
16% Dec
16% Jan
4
36
38 Va Feb ' HJ
'
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5%%
Hoffman
Holly Sugar Corp
Holt
16
6
19
24% Nov
$4.25
19
80 V2 Jun
13
16
93
13
93% Nov
1
21
90%
88
Dec
65% Jan
Sep
601/2 Sep
3% %
4.40%
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
27
21%
7
15V2 Dec
6
Jan
•
40
Sep
July
S%
29
23
3
16% Oct
32
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7
,
95
43%
42 %
42%
42
42%
38
100
98%
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100 %
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86
25%
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102%
105%
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110
86 '
180 Va
178 Va
1,260
;
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64'/a
:
64%
65
25%
24%
25%
1,700
37
37 Va
37'
37%
12,100
18%
37 Va.
65%
25%
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25
37
18%
9%.
18 %
18%'
70%
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70%
9%
32%
32 Va
18 Va'
1-8%
18%
18,600
7,000
28
28
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50 Va
51 %
3,300
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38%
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32,500
89
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120
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115 Vs
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10%
10%
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11
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11%
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53
53
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117%
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400
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40 Va
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1,800
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22 VB
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89
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Lighting & Power_-No par
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26 %
4%
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•
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26
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3,900
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68 Vb
69 Va
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98
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97
97
97
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1,500
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98
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40,200
98:
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8,800
112 Va
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40%
A-
1,800
.
104 Va
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84
51 %
common_Nopar
-preferred series
-preferred series
9,400
1,200
38
180 %
65 Vb
.
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178'/a
25%
.
47%
93 Va
112 Va
7*80 '
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65
25%
37
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112%
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5,000
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38
101 Va
105
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38
3,700
26,400
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48 V4
94 Va
40
preferred-
Co
33 VB
86
47%
94 V4
40
Hupp Gorp comnloln-i—'LL—_il.
5% convertible pfd series'A^_^50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co——j
.
*'84%
86
51%
Hudson Bay Mill & Sm Ltd__No par
Hunt Foods & Indust'Inc com——5
9
63%
51%
8
21
62%
*37
5
58% May
Jun
64
49%
,,
1,700
41 Va
63
48
>
4,500
9,000
1,500
-
32
94
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30%
50
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23,200
9%
31%"
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.
9%
63 Va
*84 Va
86
29%-
31
96
—12.50
common
3
11% Apr
62%
29
30%
37%
45
100
63%
,
35%
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40
14
4
62
23%
35%
v
30%
54 Va Jan
26
29 >/4
35%
22%
17%.
39
29
7% Oct
29%
2,500
35
30%
43% Jun
92 V2 Jan
28 Va
240
-Jv
75
35
',
3,400
,'2,900
17 Va
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Howe
11
41%
-
'
33%
M
39%
Howard
27
*40%
35
17
30%
7
13% Jan
41%
34 Vb
*40%
38
15'/2 Mar 23
93% Dec
9%
39%
23 Va Apr
90% Aug 24
6% Oct 25
9%
*30%
3
5%
9%
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27
99% May 24
9%
'74
29%
30
14% Jan
72% Dec 12
9%
29
—10
86% Jan
3
29 Va
16,400
39%
23%
'36
35%
34
39%
35%
22%
15,200
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8%
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10
28%
35
;
34 ?\;-7
124 Va
18 Vc
4
90% Jan
29%
%:
8%
13
35 % Jan
35 '/a
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17 Vn
30
16
22%
35 %
35
8%
Dec
14
22 Va
35%
17%
24% Jan
Sep
35%
22%
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:
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16%
2
40% Dec
'y.
75 %'
1,700
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.
39% .'7
8%
13 % Dec
24 VB Mar 14
84% Feb 25
39%
- v-"'
105
33 VB
48%
123%'.
49 Vb
1
100
11% Mar 30
Jan
.39;
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34
47%
123 Va
94
.
Finance
Sound
33%
33%
48",a
125
<1,500
•
10
127% Dec 11
33%
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47%
17%
preferred
Houston
33 %
16%
4%. .preferred
•
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-
preferred
33%
_50c
&
convertible
Household
13
9
85'/4 Nov
3*%
34
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Houdallle-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25
33%
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preferred
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34%
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103
-
43,200
35Va\'
32 %
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preferred
&
32 Vb
9,700
28%
25%
101%
32 Vb
17%
•
-
26
101 Va
41%
•:
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Bearing, Co
-5
Corp of America common—1
5 %< convertible preferred—,25
5
23
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'26
54%
'
32
35%
Hotel
8
40 V2 Dec
741/4 Feb
9
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
Corp-i
Mining
Chemical Corp
Hoover
Mar 10
3
Rinehart
Hooker
Apr 10
22
<
-25
Homestake
81V2 Aug 16
881/2 Jan 10
8
A_
common
convertible
5%
9
33% Jan
Jan
"35% Dec
4
77
Electronics
16
79
Mari '.7
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series
Holland Furnace Co
43% Aug 23
90
Apr
5
29% Dec
7
18
pfd
26;!
102 Va
63
1
32
16%
2.50
common
25%
102 Va
*62
32%
•
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5
——
Corp
conv
Nov
2
>
1 :
preferred series A
Hotels
26
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:
-34%
1
Corp—
Hilton
53% Jan
4
34 Va Jun
Hill
401/2 May 26
3l%Aug
42
July 14
4
41 Vb Jan
2
3%%
43% Mar 22
30
Apr 28
29% May 10
Jan
f'-jj
s
s
130
34%
'28%
rA «' 1
9%
5
-
34Va»v,:
22%
.10
Co
34
34%
preferred__25
Inc,
34 Va
35%
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-
A—1
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com
20
10
Jan
•;
——1
—
Hewlett-Packard
6
7'/8 Feb
Co
Hewitt-Robins
21
301/4 Jan
20% Dec
iu.i J
28% Apr
4
52%
May 19
81% Feb
2
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conv
Hertz
.
4
21
34
37
Apr
Jan
13
23
27 Va Oct
6
53
!
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*:
/
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.
preferred-No par
Hershey Chocolate Corp--—No par
28 »/2 Mar 30
3
30% July 7
30% Oct 13
1
14% Dec
66
69% Dec
$2
2
28% Apr
30 % July
1
19
23% Feb
Aug 22
203% Nov
19
18% Nov
19
18
37% Jan
60% May 11
29% Oct
17
Oct
non-cumulative
7%
class
34
75%
100
Industries
34%
•75^
-
Hercules Powder common——2 1/12
.5% preferred
100
19
Nov
86
25
Sep
24% July 13
8
HOVa Oct
115
4
53 Vb Sep
18% Oct
74V4 May 25
'
112% Jan
9
38 % Feb
15% Mar
preferred
3
24
29% Jan
111 % Aug 26
6
55% Apr
3.65 %.
Mar 16
87
Jan
7
Aug
81
50'/a Jan
16
82% Dec
13
61% Apr
104% Dec
July
36
17
29 Va May 12
Dec
34%
<
Hazeltlne Corpj—
No par
Heinz (H J) Co common.—.8.33 V3
46% Apr
Aug 30
55
4
27
•;:
420
2,700
54%
28%'"..
37%
-
<73% Nov 21
7
55 •%:/'
27%
38
Aluminum
Inc__—1
Corp of America common
1
5%
preferred
———;
50
Haveg Industries 'Inc—
40c
Hayes Industries Inc——
5
43% Mar 15
37% Feb
,11
*61%
'54%
-'36%
..
*
63%
54%
28%
62%
:':V<
39'%
53%
.
390
<
1051/2
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27 Va
64
47%
•
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20
-
105%
39%
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104%
53%
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5
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39
r
95
*103
28%
*123 Va
•
.
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.
Schaffner & Marx__
Harvey
39 Va
125
-
Harshaw Chemical
36'/a Dec
104%
38
-
6,500
90
*93%
105 V2
• 38%
-
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.
.
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Harsco Corporation—-—1.25
23
8% Feb
6
Inc—;—1
95
Shares
40
88V2-
90
103%
104%
33%
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103 Va
33%
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103 Va
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53 V»-
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23Va Jan
33% Jun
77
World
25'/a Oct
26
.
100
—
&
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Refrac
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.
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105 Via
5' 25%
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39'/4
90%
29
.
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26%
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;
40 %
88 Va
'104
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frf
1:
common
39%
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"102
38"
EXCHANGE
^—5
;.
preferred—:
20% Jan
Aug 31
27
22 % May 26
<'<
.
Organ Co—_
—1'
(M A) Co
—„„—2.50
Haroourt Brace
.
5=
36% Aug
6%
M
the Week
'
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1-
:
Co
Harbison>>Waiker
V
May 24
44% Sep
80% Dec
Co_—
'Hammond
58 V2 Mar 28
-
95>
Friday
Dec,
88%
*93 %
tliSS
4%
convertible preferred—_100
Hammermill P^per Co—_>
2.50
Hanna
f
_
40
90
91 %
*93'/2
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5
Printing Co
(W F)
*87 V4
,
.
25
:
Hamilton ; Watch
9
128
24% Jan
2
31
Hall
13
35% Dec
9
35
28% Feb
112% Feb
31
120% Jan
21% May 24
8% Oct
;
3
91
Mar 24
129
24
18 % Oct
24
If
39% May 18
21
57% J an
5
34 % Oct
4
Jan
27
24
Oct
121
19
Oct
26 Va Jan
21
Nov
"<
21% Oct
25
28% Nov
25% Jan :4
6
26 % Jun
7
20
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66
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11
Feb
48
39%
88%
.
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Mfg
Dec. 28
39%
<'
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100
Water
3
102
'
100
Sales for
Thursday
*87%
90%
>v
-
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<
100
preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
;
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Dec. 27
".■V'Y.*39%
*
SALE
Wednesday
V
.
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 26
,
,
Dec. 25
100
dividend preferred
$4.44
Monday;
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-
com_No par
preferred—
,$4.40 dividend
10
Par.
Utilities Co
States
AND
LOW
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S4.20
13
Dec
106
"
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Lowest
38% Jun
84 Va Jan
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STOCKS
; .NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1961
l
Highest
-
8
27% Feb
<82
.,Monday> January 1, 1962
.
.
(20)
20
97
;.39%
17% ; 17%
97
7%
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V*39
■
8
39
-
8
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3.9
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Vb
98
:,r
-
7%
39%
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30
56,600
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39
39
,
17%
17%
16%- -17 Va.
-
7%
-.17%
200
17%
1,800
-
'
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I
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
30 Vb May 31
25% Apr 28
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
27
62% Dec
#41
Jan
39 Va Oct
3
30
58
Jan
23
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
43
Aug 18
45% Jan
22
42% Jan
4
< 41
Feb
22
38% Feb
49% Aug
9
46 Va July 27
44 % Aug 15
11
31% Nov
17
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
145
Sep
44 % Dec
47 Va Aug 21
43
Nov
16
•
32% Jan
23
50
28
Dec 13
Jan
70
Nov
25
5 % Jan
8
Feb
19
71% Jan
94% Aug
Jan
145
7
Jan
152
Nov
preferred—
—
49% Dec 12.
58% Dec
29
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
35% Jan
55% Dec
20
Insuransbares ,Ctfs
34% Nov
29
49 Va Jun
15
35
Oct
47% Apr
17
July 11
90
Jan
95
Nov
1
34% Feb
18
5i%
Sep
23
139 Va Feb
50% Jan
May 19
19
42% Jan
148% Aug 25
142 % Jan
36% Aug 24
34>
Jan
6
69% Jan
12
80
77% Jan
3
17 Va Aug
Oct
25
5
20% Dec
30
24Vb Sep
59% Dec
21
58% Jan
21% Feb
19
31% Dec
30
22
86% Jan
8
9% Dec
30
55
Dec
94 %
Aug 15
19% Mar 2
6
70 Va Mar
9
22 VA Dec
23
26% Dec
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
7
139% Jan
4
32 Va Dec
20
30 % Apr
25
32
38
96
17
Feb
35
May 31
48% Dec 30
Dec
38% Oct
5
Sep
2
Dec
Nov
24
19
94
% Dec 29
23% July 12
32'/a Jan
11
;44% Jan
4
38 Vb Jun
,
•
607/8 Apr
118% Dec
11
48% Jun
50% Jun
21 % Jun
27
52% Nov
20% Jan
4
Oct
Jan
1
43
Dec
21
3
26% Nov 30
62VaNov 21
41% Jan
3
4
51 Va Nov
40
Aug 29
.38% Jan
10
31
4
26
"
42% Jan
,
36% Jan
124
Sep
44 Vb Jan
7
7
4
21% Jan
113
3
Oct
18
17% Oct
24
11% Dec
20
Jan
12
10% Oct
7
13% Oct
13% Jan
24
18% Jan
76 Va Jan
87
Aug 22
80% Jan
27
40% Oct
52
76 Va Jan
83
44% Jan
53% May
8% Mar
For
Va Apr
3
13
48% Feb
14
'Sep
1
62% May 31
81% Nov
20
70
Dec
13
18% DPC
S
footnotes,
see page
55% Feb
13
•73% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
26.
Nickel
Mining
of
56%
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Corp
;:
58%"
53
53
37%
36%
37V4
91%
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92%
46
32%
32
Canada
Packers
Paper
No par
84
86 Vb
1
Limited
12%
2.50
common
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Resistance
Corp^.
12%
13
39%
.36 Va';,
•
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.
36%
46%
80%
80 Va
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49
,
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-26%
26%
26 Va
26%
8.33%
:* 29%
29%
29 Vb
29 V-i
29Vb
-25
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39%
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39%
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57 Va
58 V4
58
116%
116
49
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5
33'/a Dec
28
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17% Mar
21% Nov
20
2
27
851/2 May 19
83
86
Nov
3
Jun
27
747/a May 22
110% Mar
30
Dec
7
12
Silver
com
preferred
—
:
pfd series B
conv
Utilities Corp
convertible preferred
Interstate Dept
com
48%
__1
47%
——3.50
'23%
;
Iowa
Elec Light & Power Co_
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Iowa
r
Island
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Creek
Light
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Co_
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;
Circuit
Jaeger
Machine
jeffeison
Jersey
Lake
Co
:
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Cent Pwr & Lt
Tea
:3%%
Co
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preferred;
Johnson
Jonathan
&
59V4
49«
49 Va
48
47V»
47 Vb
32%
32 7B
118%
Logan
Inc
;
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33
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3,200
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58%
116%
116%
116
♦
44
44
28,100
'
1,320
«
1,200
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49%
300
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50>4
17,100
23% ; 24%
4,600
24%
59V4
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59%
59 Va
59%
'
49 •
49%'
49 VB
49%
';2,700
47%.;
47%
47%
1,400
33%
12,100
32%
*115
32%
33%
118 Va
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19%
19%;
II8V2
•
18%
/
19
: 7,400
16 Va
15%
15%
15%
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20 V:
20%
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207/b
83Va
83 Va
83
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73%
74
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83%
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28
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100
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25,600
47 Vn
59 Va
49%
32
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Johnson
24 Vb
27Va
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51
59
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23,000
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94%
39%
44
23%
31
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97
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:
270
17%
30
59
49%
24V4
100
3,300
26%
29%
49'/4
50%
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94%
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43%
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27
49 "•
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/
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116
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58
116
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58%
47%
5
1
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preferred-
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7V4
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49%
.
24,400
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5
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Interstate Power, Co
'v
115%
—100
International
$2
122% May 10
24% Feb
7%
4%
V
-
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International
'
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Dec
v
International
38,100
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18
96 >
2,200
85 Va
37%.
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95 Va
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200
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48
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3,900
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33
96 Va
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460
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-
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145
32
87
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j
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95 Va
9,200
47 VB
37%
13
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51%/
144 Va
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85%
35%, <37 Va
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4,500
15,700
47%
%
32
32'A
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20
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82
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600
3,000
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585
82
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82
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82
24
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91 Va
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50 Va
:
47%
-
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54 Va
,
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577 Va
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5
155
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1,600
86
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155
48%
57%
56
85%
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49%
:
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37%
92
No par
issued
:
;
22
18 Vb Oct
56 %
37
85V4
<
7,300
64
6%
.
:/
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37
64
6 Va
International Tel & Tel com.No par
v
13
80
< '48
56%
92
1
International
12
12
tlS
47%
55%
155
40
10
45
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,
170
.
47
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85 Va
47%
5
Chemical
82 %
'
6%
*149
*54
preferredj——_100
International
.
13
2
33% Jan
40 % J?n
46% Aug 26
&
Vb
151 Va
'
100
International
Y
4
108 % Nov
4
64
—
35% Nov 30
4
86% Mar
82% Mar
38
*63%
$4 preferred—
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred—
100
39% Nov 22
15
27
37 %
64
Machines
common
Minerals
When
6
38 Vb Jan
21 Va Dec
38 %
x63 Va
■<> 6
'
45 % Apr
22
<37%
——
International
•.
17
:
17
18 Vb Jjin
33 Va Jan
Int'l
24
May 10
32 % Feb
40
45
5
-
International
11
Nov
69Va Mar 28
357/a Apr 11
42 Vb Apr 17
123% Mar 7
20
.23 % Nov
28
14% Feb
28
45% Dec
Aug 24
*44 »/4
preferred——^———100
'4%
22% May 11
7
•93% Feb
16 Va
45
1
common
Business
Harvester
7%
.
Corp
International
Dec
"36
26
Int'l
Int'l
19
8
*44 «/4
20
Inc-:
preferred
International
36V4 May 16
24
14
23
91% Dec
45
6,900
44% <
'
47
'
12% Dec
't
*44%
No par
Interlake Iron Corp
87
29% Jun
2
.
25
.35% Nov
v
4%%
54% Oct
^6
84% Nov 14
3
30% Dec
Inlerchemical
149%-Apr 27
27
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
Oct
55% Jun
4
8
607
3
2
Feb
29
.
Apr 12
27% May 31
21% Jan
447
47 <'<■
151%
33% Jan
21
*46 V4
100
6%
40 % Jan
93
: 50-
47
82%
5
2
*49%
*46 VA
82%
15
Feb
49 Va
49%
47
No par
common
23
86
46
26,700
■:
46
"
<■46 %
6%
35 Va Dec
Jan
*45 :<
50
Ingersoll-Rand
14
78 Va
*43%
'
11,300
'
7-8%
78 Va
.
44'/4
"46-"
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*45
*43 V4
65 V4
43% Jan
50%
<76%
75Va'
■;44V^r"
*45
38%
3,500
29%
43'
50
*6%
5
2
29%
42'%
*49%
64%
36%
36
29'A
43%
74%
*43%
'45
'37%
25
29% Oct
45'
36%
VA
29 Vu
42 Va
'
1
Indiana General Corp
Feb
36 % May
44Vb
41%
_50
preferred
preferred
Inland Steel Co
29
75 Vn
Indianapolis Power & Light.No par
Industrie Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
9
154
74%
:;:.44%
:
36
37
29%
,42%
29
56
4.42%
4.20%.
20
a
*42 %;
'
.
.
27
8 Vb Feb
36
V
29
41%
.
47V4 Apr 12
44Va May 22
50% May
4
4
37%
28%
4.08%; preferred-T.Ci*<;-«li-i—-50
4*26 % preferred-——-—
50
4.70%
preferred.:
_50
'
50% Nov 14
44% Jan
37
5
Illinois Power Co common-—-—-15
i
10
Oct
Co
Cement Co__—
——-5:Illinois Central RB Co.iiii.No par
19
46,
Power
Ideal
87 % Nov 13
86 »/a Apr
5% July 11
65
4
Idaho
10
32% Sep 15
48% Oct 11-
73V2
.
.56%
'58%
97
.
:
961/4
28'/a
-15
Va
«■
3,400
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150
74%
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86
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86*
29'A
.
.
.
-
57%,
96%
28%"
.21,500
>
1,500
12.500
'
I
Volume
Number 6121..
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
.
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Y
,
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.;;
Y\
■>:.:,
%
,
c,
Highest
,
V-
493/4 Dec
6
89% Jan
56 Va Jan
3
75% Dec
12
95 % Mar
8
99 Va Aug
24
96
Jan
3
102 % Dec
4
11 % Dec '
8
18% Jun
13
13
Jan
3
21
47'% Jan
-8
37
29 '% Oct
4
21
Sep 26
'
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"
Laughlin Steel
&
LOW
.
STOCK '
EXCHANGEf y
.
Monday
Tuesday
©ec. 25
•>"; ®«r
Dec. 26
72
common_10
*'-5%
preferred series A-i—
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co_
Joy Manufacturing Co_'
Mar 20
'
STOCKS
NEW YORK
■
V.
Jones
•'
% May 26
48
>
.
Range for Year 1961
Year I960
'
'.16 '/a
38%
PRICES
Sales for
Dec. 28
72.
16%
1
SALE
Thursday
74V2
101%
101
100
—1
HIGH
SDe«. 27
72%
101
AND
Wednesday
♦
38%
74
75%
38%
38%
Shares
73 V8
74%
101%
IOIV4
16%
16%
1,900
38%
16%
38 Vb
the Week
i
17
101%
16% "16%
.♦
1'01V2
Friday
Dec. 29
I
38%
38%
4,600
31%
.
101%
25,100
230
K
32
,
; Sep
,86
54% Jan
$
111 Va Jan
,5
29'
Oct;: 5
r'423/» Jan
12
101Sep
30
105 % Oct
45
Jan
122
11
100
29
79 Va Aug
Jan
5
• 37% Sep
9
23
39 Vi Aug
12
10
31
9
39% Oct
preferred
36
6
Apr
30% Oct 25
51% Dec
30
50% Jan
30 Va Aug 17
'
6
23
;
Oct
'•71% Oct
13
25.
100% Jan
;6
467/a Sep
30
'55% Jan
8
31% Nov
46'/a Jan
5
preferred
4%'
Nov
20
54% Nov
1
3
28% Nov 28
897/b Dec
20
16% Dec
12
18'/a Dec
84
21
2
31 Va Jan
Kansas
24
46% Jan
Jan
5
27
4
76 Va Jun
21
36% Jan
7
147/B NOV
83
4
27
14
93
-Feb
86
27%
Sep~ 29
19%
Jun
11
Jan
27% Feb
3
Apr
9
33
78 "i Jan
85
44% Dec
Jan
34% Nov
3
Jan
34 V2 Jon
s
6
20 % Jun
27
>8
-11% Jan
5.4
Jan
4%
27% Oct
34 %
Apr
6
5
30 % Jan
39% Dec
11
29
25% Jan
21
21
45
21.
36% Mar
25
Oct
2Y
36
18 V* Feb
10"
Jan
Dec
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91%
100
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47 Va
105
106%"
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108
108
108
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80
Y
79 Vi
80%
65
48%
26
26%
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6
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7.7%
38%
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100 g
16
Co
64
61%
62
900
47%
47%
47%
48
4,400
26%
74%
25%
25%
74%
74%
V
38 Va
25%
;
j.
40%
40
48
46 Va
73%
83 Va
;
40%
83 Va
78
80
42%
42 Va
43%
38%
39 V4
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78%
79%;
40%
27 Va
16%;;
16 % :• 16%
407/b
41%
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41%
82
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82
81 '%
81%
38
39%
39 VB
42%
43
34 Vb
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
24%
25
24%
24%
25
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12 3a
5.800
41%
41%
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34%
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297/a
80
39%
39%
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■i'S 30 Vb
31%
39
150
34%
7 24%
5,000
44
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5
V P Sutherland Paper Co
16%
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1
1,000
79
13,000
44%
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32,500
29 Va
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10
10,100
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10
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77%
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77%
28
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—
19,600
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83%
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6,900
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6,000
82
88
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93
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83
49
preferred
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v
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89
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100
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1
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Industries
Oil
88
-,*86%
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Kresge (S S) Co
16
2
5
28
DAY
——
Royal
Korvette
20V4 Jan
10
11% Dec
25% Oct
Co
Koppers Co
28
28
12
KLM
July 20
'
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4—50
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp"—
King-Seeley- Thermos Co
48% July 31
.
49,600
•90
47%
80
79
,-lQO
Corp
Kerr-McGee
29
.
327/a
90
*46%
80
:
Co__No par
Light
Keystone .Steel- &
10
29 Va Dec
&
Kennecott Copper
Kern County - Land
57% May
3
42% May. 23
34 Vb Dec
82 %
7
Kendall
11
Dec
47%,
32%
90
•.
108
'
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.81
KeHogg Co __44__—„—-<-.50c
Kelsey Hayes. Co 4
t__.-1
:
4
77
24
3
Jan
♦105
107
J———MOO':
—i
Electric
&
Power
Kayser-Roth
94% May 16
52
6
34 Va Oct
Oct
3
38 % Sep
25% Dec
Nov
46
49% Nov
11
23
32% Jan
y
100
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Gas
31% Feb
5
62% Feb
7,.
lli
•101
;
closed
;
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79
.
,
100
preferred
4.35%
70 '
;737/a Jan
-EXCHANGE
108
32 Va
90
..
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47%
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._100
:
:
4.20%
50'/a Jan
,
a
"
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32
31%
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90
♦46%
STOCK
■
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25% Jan
\
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,
preferred
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50
,
pfd—14)0-
conv
preferred-
4.50%
15
127/0 Jan
-
4%
"■
20
Nov
(ser-of 1859)
3.80 %
3
■c
4%%
1
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•
4
507/e Jan
preferred_u_100
•"
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*
93
31% -32%
preferred—=-100
Kansas City Pr & Lt^Co com.No jjar
13
Dec
93
38 Vac
Corp
convertible
v
37 Va Jan
'
.
6
Oct
89
3
Jan
36
8" >
24
6
98% Nov 27
84% Aug 25
Jun 27
.68Va Jan
16 Va J lily 11
54% July
6
Chem
&
4% % preferred
4%'%' convertible
Nov
Dec
Alum
4 Va %
'
Jun
<
89
27
787?
7
16
43 '/a Feb
.31 '/a Feb
9
82
92 '/a Feb
^
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87
Kaiser
May 19
122
84 Va Jan
'
July 28
I; "90-
> 79% Jan
r
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90
9"
19
17
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r
30
82% Mar 18
Dec
58 Va Jan
17
'95% Oct
.87
6
Jan
10
Jan
125
V.62% Sep 29
34% July 12:
; 11
11
Oct
102
-80 % May 23;
85% Feb :
7
; .59% Dec
8
86 % Jan
44% Jan
49% May 23
108 Va Apr 25
48 V4 Jun
1
13
25
1
.88% Dec 22
76
May
122% Jan
3
Mar
74
47
297/a Dec
118,600
12%
30
39
;39Va
8,100
12%
29%
>
8,900
39%
3,300
16,300
1,600
'
25% Dec
27'A Mar 11
36 % Dec
,
Apr
26% Jun
23'/a Jim
20
A24V4J»n
May/2
14% Dec 30
v.6
K
16
Jan
14% Jan
-
iv
V:-1I31
10
;
Mar 15
25% Oct
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13
89
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4
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4
1
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3
77
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26
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
114% Dec
28
124
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207/a Feb
23
41% Dec
6
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3
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common
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39 Va Jan
40
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11
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85
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.
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16
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14
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11
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9
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•
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v
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6
26
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,
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26 V2 Jan
7
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29
87 Va Jan
20
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Libby McNeil & Libby.U
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com___25
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preferred..—__:2_
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l
5/
5
15
54% Dec
57% J an" 12
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58
111% Nov
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9
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Lerner,
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Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
jiS'ic
60% Mar
(
4
3
•
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10
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;
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5
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34 V4 Aug
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10
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25
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1
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•
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146 Va Jail
Jan
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43
61
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36
20 Va
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:
55
:: 34%
5
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4
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4
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20
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17
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6
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.
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29
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8
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preferred
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41
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v21
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28
.
26
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1
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28
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11
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51
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14
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19
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10
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16
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5
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3
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30
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7
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11
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,
26
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15
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24
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21
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27
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28
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5
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29
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18
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89
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conv
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3
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26
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5% Dec
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20
.
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3
43
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15
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24
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14
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15
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14
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Oct
31
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14
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16
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79
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57
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27
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,
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21'% Apr
10,400
98%
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72
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5
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88 5
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footnotes,
1
28'%
24
33%'
16%
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McGraw-Edison
12
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Y- <16
-7
Apr
Y
46 *.
3
Publishing.—1
1
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1
Mcmtyre Porcupine Mines__.No par
McKee ,,<A G) &■ Co___
No par
23
"
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5
5'/a
.24%
52 '/a
McGraw-Hill
1
'
31 Va
-
'
Jan
:
/ 15%
16
5% Jan
'
.
14% Jan
34% Sep
...
McDonnell
27
43 Vb Mar 22
Aug 21
27
>
511/4- Jun .23'
Ov
24%
45*1/2
100
preference B-j.
McDermott ,(J Ray)
28
30% Jan
31% Oct .20
24% May 1.1
24 Va
"
31
14%
24%
51%
■
-
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Y
5
common.:'.,.—50c
convertible preferred
23,800
241;
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McCrory
42%
31
78
1
McCall
12
40%
52
28%
16%
par
McCord
26
24% May 22
417/8
50%
46 V2
26%
1959 series—-100
Inc_Y—
15,000
31'%
-
861/2 Jan
r 39% Jan~~4
9
-
94% Mar 16
>86% Dec 30
76
19
Apr
(J WL
69
51%
54%
♦97
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No par
M C A Inc——Y—No par
.
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> 4
44% Dec
Jan
12% Jan
30
1
>80% Feb .29
27
Dec.
Aug
preferred
Y: Mays
,
68%
42%,.
-
15
Dec
12
preferred—Y——No
70
30%
46%
Y'
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41
v
88
29'%
51
101%
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87%
41'%
5
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>
72%
73 Vb
87'%
!
51%
32%
1
200
68'% '. 69%
34'%
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287/a
73
88
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44%
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46%
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.
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$3.40
'
22'/4 Mar
«
Dept Stores common———5
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5
Dec
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10
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New England Electric System
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27% Nov 28
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9
8
2% Oct
13
79% Jan
79% Jan
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99
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82 %
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3
12
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8
8
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52
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1
59
12
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19
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9
82% Aug 25
98
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11
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11
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104
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•
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6
13
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EXCHANGE
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STOCK
Motec Industries Inc—-1 •
Motorola Inc.————3Motor Wheel Corp,^———mi--.5;
Mountain Fuel Supply Co—_—.10
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Mueller Brass Co....——-.1
26% May 22
30% Dec 11
5
17% Jan
44
1
51%
12
Morrell
41% May 31;
4
22
28%. Jan
19
52%
No par
Ward
16
Apr 20
May 8
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49%
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1
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9
50
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37% Feb
25
10%
31
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Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
17V4 Feb
17% Dec 28
T'85»/4
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34
37%
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39% Jan 30
34% Mar
A *84%
52
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43% Nov 29
26
,
26% July
3
9% Sep 21
May 31
•
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89%:
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87%
49%
Class B—^——A._No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
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5
Mar 10
39
1
32% Aug
12
25% Oct
21
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8
4
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9
29
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4
19
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6% Dec
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25
Mar 28
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86
;
14
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100
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4
56%
88
33%
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Minnesota & Ontario Paper—2,50
6Minnesota Power & Light—.No par •
11 '
Mission Corp-———-j—122
Mission Development Co
5
6
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
27
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
5
14
Missouri Pacific RR class A_No par
15
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
3 ■ •
Missouri Public Service Co——1
12
82%
Friday
Dec. 28*
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81 %
.
Minerals & Chem Pliilipp Corp—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference——100
Minn Mining & Mfg—
No par
-
31%
;
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Thursday
>
81%
25c
'
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33% Dec
A
17
170% Mar 10
66% Dec 29
4
33% Jan
Nov
30% Aug
3
97% Dec 20
V
88
July 12
7;
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SALE PRICES
77,
31%
:
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series
HIGH
Dec. 27
56%
—3%
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4.45% preferred series
—100Middle South Utilities Inc.
10
Midland-Ross- Corp common
-5
5%%
1st preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
.
9-
101 % May 24
10
123% Dec
Feb
58
'46% Apr 28
preferred
3.80%
.
-
26% May 16
16% July
30
Aug
40% NOV 15
8
31% Feb
,
99
41% Nov
39% Jan
19% Jen
19
27
:
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93% Jan
2
Apr
28
3
Jan
•
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60
-
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95%Dec
21
123% Feb
84% July
-
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Aug 1120
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25
Jan
88
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25'A Mar 16
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Jun
8
15
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May 27
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12
Sep
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12.60
Mesabi Trust—Units of benef'cl int
Mesta Machine Co—
5
Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Inc—.No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd-.10Q
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series.
100
11
59% Mar 10
78% Sep
75 Vt Jan
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Dec. 26
1
,
y
20
15
$3.50 preferred—
Mergenthaler Linotype
v
5
13% Apr
13
86
11
37% Dec
3
9% Jan
83% Jan
75% Feb
•
86y4Dec
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
NOV 14
84
16
Oct 30
7 75
4
:
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 25
Par
Aug 11 :
58% Dec 21 A AAA Mercantile Stores Co Inc
95% Dec 12
MerCk & Co Inc common..;
33% Feb
74
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
>
EXCHANGE
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% /preferred series B
_
84
6
Jan
80
;
;
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35% Feb 28
30% Aug 21
,
»
v
Highest
Lowest
18% Feb 23
28
8% Dec
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ranee
30% May
.
.
•
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....
6,400
Volume
Number 6121
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(23)
y
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range for Year 1961
Year I960
Lowest' t<;
Lowest
Highest
YORK
84
35% Jan
38% Sep
89
3
Jan
79
Jan
4
4
82
89
Jan
4,,
96
Aug
93% Jan
:: Jan
6
93%
Sep;
90% Jan
16
94% Sep;
Sep
136
83% Jun
•373/,. Aug
15% Dec
:■
4-
29
1
vl9%
|
15
Oc t
25
104 % Feb
>5
11
Jan
26
11 % Jail
93
7
12% Oct
:
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4.56%
preferred—
Nov
22
4.44%
preferred
45 %
Oil
Okla
Gas
4%
7
12
5
Oil & Gas Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Otis
Elevator
£,
281/4 Feb
20
Outboard
3
28
1023/4.Mar 22
Owens-Corning
26
104
Owens-Illinois
Aug
6
11
3
4
873/4 Jan
43% Dec
,98
13
14y2sJan
•Outlet
19
Apr
120% Apr
18
26% Jan
9
26% Dec
•
13
$5
American
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Coast
22 V-2 May
20
Dec
28
2514 May 31
5%
77. .-Dec
73 V» Jan
3
33% Dec
52
2
30
108
Nov
21
34% Dec
26
26 % Mar 10
130 % Feb
23
4% Oct
26
145 /
Feb
23
.Jan
6514 Oct
20
30 % Jan
2
7% Jan
,
12
3
4814 Apr
141% Jan >5
5% Jan
100
Corp
&
Co
Gas
&
6%
Tin
Corp
19 Va Oct
;
16% Apr
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8
2414 Aug 30
24
26% May 15
Packard-Bell
13 % Dec
14
16% Sep
23% Jan
4
50% Dec
/
30
19
Pan
2314 Dec
6
59 % Nov
22
American
Pan
Mar 22
8
39% July 19
Amer
East
Pipe
'
83 % Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86 % Jan
5
953/4 Nov
24
29
67% Sep
.1
53% Jan
18
11
Paramount
36% Mar 15
21 % Oct
4
51% Jun
15
32 Vb Oct
25
853/4 Apr
443/4 Apr
12'
Parke
28 Va Jan
4
23'A Jan
6
3314 Nov
29
Parker
23
Parmalee
39% Apr
,
•"
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33% Oct
24
60% Feb
14% Feb
;
12
20% Dec
21% Jan. 12
44
Mar 15
24
Nov
30
Sep
19
60% Nov
22
5
19% Jan
3
3514 Dec
7
Nov
24
17
23 Va Jan
9
27
14
4
20 '
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
23% May
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49 % Apr
38% Aug
8
.45
Sep
,7
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
30 3/4 Mar 31
28 Vz Jan
3
45% Nov
6
41
;•
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:
22% July 25
49% May 16
Dec
26
Dec
22
.30% Dec
25% Jan, 27
28% Sep
7
26% Jan
9
89 / Jan
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
94% Sep
90% Jan
19
17Vb Jan
11% Jan
,27% Opt ,28
:.
36
4
85% Jan
18
10% Oct
5
30% Nov
45
7
5
7
Jan
1814 Dec
3
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
36
Sep
27
.■j 50% Jan
24
17
46
July 24
59% NOV
8
43% Jan
12
41% Dec
5
37 va Jan
3
28
7
95% Mar..
13% May 17
16% Jan
.
-•43% Max-
7
94% Feb
11
.
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93
53% Nov
3
Sep
Oct 25.
Jan
33% Jan.
793/4 Jan
30
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12
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13% Apr- 29
31% May
Dec
28
'18% Sep
6
125 /
Dec
86
Nov
May
29
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24
8-
25
3.90%
22% Nov
3
20
47
Dec
13
44% Jan
4
76 3/4 Dec
6
Aug
2
,94
Feb
3
99
Dec
28
Sep
1
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
28
431/2 Jun
20
3914 Jan
10
6814 Oct
27
25% Jan
4
'118 3/4 Jan
3
27 % Apr
24
6-
Apr
11
43% Feb
1
29 % Sep
81% Nov
79
73
10
88
Aug
2
Dec
93
Jan
23
13% Dec
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8814 Mar 21
$5
88
$4.80
12% Oct
1914 May 20
27
23
48
503/4
513/4
51%
30 y2
37%
.
Apr 21
18% Mar 16
40%
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37%
99%
STOCK
17%
16%
56%
17%
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50
48%
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55%.
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800
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40 3/8
413/4
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:
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Gas
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
68% Apr
;
92 y4
372
36%
5%
2—5
97% May
3
24% Oct
*
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11
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8
82% Sep 19
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preferred
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36% Jan
4
&
Rico
26
>17% Jan
'04
17
3
27%
—15
Gas Co
Jan
35% Jun
35
36%
——
preferred
47% Jan
5
18% Aug 23
69% Aug 23
29% Jun 13
footnotes,
22%
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Platinum_-2_1
E & G
29% Dec
50'/» July 18
38'A Aug 31
40% Aug 24
23% Jan
5
26'A Jan
23
405
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French Labs-No par
Gold
97/a Dec
15% Jan
Oct
24
23
;:5L6%
1,100
14,000
26%
24
97
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Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo Line Railroad Co—
60% Nov
44% Jan
26%
26 Va
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23%
27
;
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-
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27% Jan
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9% Jan
277/a
23 Va
35%
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25
—10
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14
3
30
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28
30
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<
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54% Jan
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Pattern Co—
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>13% May 26
15% Dec
Dec
23
;
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313/4
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550
23
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Sinclair
357/a
22%
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•
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555
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547
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11
70
2
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77
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30
30
67% July
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35%
36:,A
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31'A May 10
23% Jan
31% Jan
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Singer
6
26% Oct
39%
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Simplicity
4
11
7
-—
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Slmonds Saw & Steel—
61% Nov 22
53% Jan
17
32'A
,
1
2.50
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13
36% Oct
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6
15
57%
31%
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7,200
34,200
f
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7
38% May/23
29% Dec
Dec
373%
57%
32 'A
8,300
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44% Jan
66% Feb
37
58
550
15
20
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(Frank G)
2% >■ 3%,;/
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4
4
25
37
: *92
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542
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28
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21
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30 Va
31%
36
58%
4
21
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22% Jun
30
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.
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2
25
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27
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21
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3
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31,800
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.
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ri
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No par
V
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preferred
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7
25
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20% Apr
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105
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;
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5%
-
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13
Jun
4% Jun
1.66%
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17
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59%
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34% Jun
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52 5/a
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4
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37
34
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60
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94% Now 15
36 Va Oct
-
24
51% Dec
18% Sep
21
14
29% Mar 21
5
37% May 12
11
28
15
Nov
07% Jan
0% Jan
14'/a Mar 31
30% Apr
9
May 19
74
11% Jan
4
29% Dec
30,900
22%
59
53 Va
*23
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21
Feb
25
43% Jan
44%
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Schering Corp common—
4
81 Va May
31% Jan
>
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5
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pfd
47 Ya Dec
21% July 25
-
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27
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14
97
11
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60
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—.-100
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Sangamo
24
27% Jun
80
;
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4
13
4
San
14 Va Mar 10
3
18% Sep. 22
41
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Schenley
8
Jan
87.
14
1
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5
May
46% Nov
9
73 Va Jan
24% Aug 22
soya Nov
St
May 10
v.-16% Jan
15
71% Jun
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-43%
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18
49
;
52 %
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-
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1st
70
3
217/s
79%
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5
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May 25
11
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Aug 15
Jan
30
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•
7
34% May
Jan 16
38
8Va Sep 19
92% Aug 19
4
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19
22
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15
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18
493/4
60
46
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6
25
18
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22
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12
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18
49'A
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21
31
36
8,700
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'
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67 Va
911/4
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173/4
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13% Dec
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100
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1
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San Diego Gas & Electric Co—-10
92
10% May 16
14
••
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July 13
31% Sep
12
fl
&
1
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4%' preferred^
27
404 % Dec
;
93
6
3
27
26
Jan
7
Mar 14
63% Dec
3
Jan
30% Oct
7
Mar 16
Dec
4
24% Jan
8
86
79'/a Feb
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Inc.——;
Co
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
12c
372
55'/a Jan
22% Jan
22 Va
63%
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18
70/-
7
9
8
8
69% Mar
Dec
'11%
•
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49
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31
Corp
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7
'27% Aug
30
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7
18
19
37 Va Sep
6
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15
10% Mar 15
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40 y2 Apr
24
May 27
80
Oct
18
26% Jun 23
6
14% May
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17
:
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4
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42'A
1 Va
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8
13
46% Jan
115/s
13%
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19
21% Jan
1
12% Apr
Corp
common
Feb
25
11% Oct
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29% Sep
Oct
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10
5
25% Apr
31% Dec
15
> -OVa
42%
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Roper (Geo D)
Corp
—1-1
Royal- Crown Cola Co——1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Go
20 g
Royal McBee Corp
—1
27% Dec
;'6tV4
163.4
Antelope
Rockwell-Standard
38% Aug
V 20% Dec
89
37%
9'A
15%
11%
59%
78 >
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Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
i'-l
9
670
2
40%
-9%
16%
>
11%
58%
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Telephone Corp
6
2
16,300
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Gas & Elec Corp—No par
38% Jan
28
88,000
9%
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.
16 %
12%
48
-1.25
Inc
Corp
Rochester
34
38%
40
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112%
Corp—-I—-—10
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—2.50
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3
Dec
Oil
5
19
15,600
59%
38%
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27
10
23 y2 Jan
20.400
19%
66 '/a
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20
32% Feb
43% Jan
4
500
13%
41%
100
Nov
7
4
78%
13
16%
ill
Co
62% Oct
Apr
Jan
26% Jan
77'A
16%
> 53
7.900
19%
58%
5
47% Jun
55
Oct
:
3% Feb
50
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5,100
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15%
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49%
•22%.
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2% Dec 29
3
27
21%
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10
5
Trust
Selection
Richfield
3
25
21
3.60%
Manufacturing
27
25% Jan
41% Oct
■
18
49
78
600
20
17%
;:
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com
series-—i
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3
25
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\
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26%
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18
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39
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72 Va
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51% Apr
78 Va Jan
Jan
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1
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,
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19
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13
23%
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&
(RJ)
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the Week
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19%
--
v
39%
9 >
-
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&
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42
24
28% Jan
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13 Va
45%
Inc
Drug
Reynolds
37% Sep
69
78'A
'20
39 %
=>
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4%% preferred series A
>50
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100
30
2
>
27 Va
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Rexall
8
Oct
4
,
3
47
2
Aug
26% Jan
May 17
108
68% Sep
26%
19%
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issued
Revlon
56% Jan
57
27 Va
78%
Co
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
18% Ma.y 11
6
3
24
&
Mfg
>■' When
3
37% Oct
12
1
18
Dec
•
14% Jan
10% Jan
U
78% Jan
53
> 13
common.-——±5
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series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
_—-_1
53% Jan
6
33% Sep 28
42% Jan
7
52% Nov
29
Elec
Reliance
Friday
Dec. 23
..
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7
13
4
22
11%
20
48% Dec
110 % Oct
7
Apr
49% Jun
67
15'A Aug 23
~7% Feb" 25
Sep
8
20% Apr
.
Aug 24
Oct 11
21% Dec
12% Jan
3
.
28 Va May 10
3
27% Jan
31% Aug 29
8
Sales for
Thursday
21
;;
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3
Jan
Oct
6
28'% Jan
24
1
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12% Jan
Jan
1
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28
25 Va Feb
PRICES
'
72%
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•
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Oct
58
15% Nov
1*2% Dec"
44% Aug 18
-
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20
52%
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———
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13
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53
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,
;
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24% Aug 31
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8
SALE
; r.
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Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc
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;——50 .>>—>•;/
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EXCHANGE
4% .non-cum 2nd preferred-—J50.
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Reed Roller Bit Co
No par :
CHRISTMAS
Reeves Bros: Inez
i—
50c
DAY
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Chemicals
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.__—10
6
11% Oct
30 % Oct
H'/8 Dec
33% Sep: 26
Apr
15
6
4
20 Va Dec
5
22% Jun
70
7
29
15% Dec
2
Dec
15% Sep
v
23% Feb. 23
26% Dec
66
24
HIGH
'. Dec. 27
72 %
52%
of America com_No par
preferred
No par
1st
'Inc^
16% Oct
AND
Weanesday
Dec. 26
Dec. 23
Par
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Corp
$3:50
Rahco
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Year 1961
*92
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24
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20
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Volume 1^5
Number 6121
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NEW YORE ST0GK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
•
Range for Previous
Highest
37% San
25% July 25
1
4
57% Dec
Lowest
14
29% Jan
.
35
35% Feb
V
25
5
Dec
12
12
79% Aug 22
72 v< Jan
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.
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Jun
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9
53 'A Jun
4
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83% Nov 25
20% Oct
25
62% Dec -6
26% Oct 25
26 V« Dec
Dec" 30
47%
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38
4
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20
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Apr
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17
16% Jan
47% Oct
71% Dec
22% Dec
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8
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99 % Nov
9
Jan
10
Nov
30
18
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9
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18% Feb
19
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47% Jan
3
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21% Jan 20
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34% Dec 30
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3
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16
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22
Dec
14
Jun
11% Dec
•29% Mar 15.
21 y8 Sep 28
38% Dec 27
15% Sep
19% Dec
Jan
37
3
256 y* May 25
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Taloott
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26
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27
,31% Apr
3
30 y2 Apr 27
50
May 10
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30%-Oct'
Chemical
Thompson
9
l
'4%
32% Feb
Thor
28% May
5
Power
24%-Mar
Tlmken
14% Sep 28
15% Feb 17
22 Vb Jan
4
15% Jan
3
€
19
Jan
4
28% Apr 17
28% Dec 18
Tlshman
19 y2
37% Jan
3
20
4
59 % Jan
26% Jan
Aug
$1.20
3
60
Jun
16
16% Oct
16
39
Jan
11
22% Jan
11% Oct
Juiy~25
19
Jan
4
10% Oct
33
Oct 27
14
Torrington
27
Tractor
3
Tr&nsitron
31% Mar
4
1
Transue
39 % Jan
4
Jan
3
54% Oct
18
53 % Jan
4
56 Vb May
29J/2 Jan
9
48
Nov
5
33% Jun
7
40 V2
Oct
25
55%'May
Mar
8
44 y2 Dec
20
29% Oct
24
May 2
May 17
11% Dec
8
10 v* Jan
6
55% Apr
lb°/4 Sep
May 27
59'A May 27
22% Dec
48
14
,:2i%.
122
35%
125
-
34%
4
14
18
12% Mar
1
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3
43'A Jan
4
33% Jan
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4
6
116
39% Aug 19
Jan
39
Jan
144
-
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34%
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•
26'A
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29
29
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37%
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26
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26%;
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25%
66%
67%
•
f
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82%
25%
26 y4
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82%
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20%
21 y4
203%
2iya
23%
23%
54%
23%
21
;
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Electric
52 Vb Nov
65% •66%
82%
82%
•
97
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conv pfd series of
1957
Century-Fox Film Corp
Nov
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24
76
54%
22%
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22 y*
23
26%
27%
26%
27
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62%
63%
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41
41%
40 3%
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81
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27
87
16
42'A Jan
6
5
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•
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54
683/4 Dec
55
54%
•
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23
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v
4
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5
29% Nov
3
3
102
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86
7
4
25
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9
39% Dec
17
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2
27
Apr 18
f
183A Feb
1
54% July 25
28% Nov 14
76
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1
60 y2 Jan
4.
29 y2 Jan
18-
20
/333A July 26
25
23
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7
Jan
473/8 Dec
Nov
17
44% Jan
3
22 Vb Jan
6
15% J«,n
3
52% Nov 13
17% Jan
3
33
Mar 21.;
4
52% Jan
„
25
25
3
3
1% NoV 30
16
30% Jan
3
76% Mar 24
34% Oct
4
81%
48%
10,200
48%
*141
1,700
144
900
18%
18
18%
173A
18%
23 y2
24
24
24%
24%
12%-
12 vb
12%
12%
123%
12%
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18,700
11%
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113A
12
11%
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35,500
52
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55
54%
55
543A
55
1,300
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433/4
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42%
43
23%
24
23%
23%
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1,700
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98,700
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.
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60
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60
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60
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11
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10%;,
103/4
11
22 y2
23%
23
23%
22%
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22%
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15%
15%/; —; i5.y4.
35%
273/4
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35 y4
36%
17,500
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26%
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77
77
10
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86
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10
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;
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common
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.
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67
68
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18,800
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35%
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5
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29
28%
29
28%
28%
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10
38 «/8
39%
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39 y4
40 y4
30,900
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_10
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95%
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32%
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26
797/a
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313/4
32 y4
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243/8
25
53
63
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17,300
5,700
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200
64
21%
54
52y4
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54%
24%
24 y4
24%
38,300
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38 y8
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27,500
78%"
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7
63
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553/4
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1,400
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38
.
76
V
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200
26%
■'
8 »/8
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc....
,United Park City Mines Co_,_
31%
46%
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31 Vb
78
83/4
21
32 y»
26%
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94
783/4
323/4
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100
94
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5
110
95%
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110
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783/4
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35%
.
42
43%
42%
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32%
79%
of
35 y4
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* :
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8%
45%
46
45 y4
Co——No par
Corp
8 3/6
8%
31%
32%
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UnitedJB^trltr Coal Cos
Unite
Jtneering & Foundry
lancial
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35%
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United Fruit
■
'
of Amer_.No par
Co
Fastener
■
110
*105
105
105
1
Corp
"
423/4
42
42%
41%
Aircraft Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
(series of 1958) conv pfd_100
8y4
'
•
8,700
2,700
12,300
Lines Inc.
Twist
United Gas
18% Feb 20
24% Nov 28
54% Jan
>
19
RR
preferred-
Artists Corp..
Unite
.•
39
18y8
36
United
'
26% -27%
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49%
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f
7,000
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35 y8
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4
see page
82
4%
4%
82
48%
7,000
7,200
23 Vb
23%
-
51%
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California
United
1
291/4'Aug
4
417/» Nov 30
15% Sep
17 3A Jan
18% Jun 28
l3AJan 11
8
69% Dec
of
United
,
12
12
82
143
,
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50
series——uJIo par
series
No par
United
8
21% Dec
Pacific
v
7
67% Dec
^
$4
Oil
United
;
40% Mar 16
9 3/4 Nov 16
3
813%
48%
V 145
52
$3.50
Union
Union
18
NOV
86 3/8 Dec
30
-
Preferred
United Air
40 3/4 May 2^
24
48
143
.No par
Union Tank Car Co
•
•
100% Aug 17
29% Sep
series.:
$4 non-cum
15
Jan
series
$3.70
Union
rr
37% Jan
Aug 22
1033/4 Aug 25
97
Aug 24
35% Dec 15
'
81
48%
144%
1
$4.50
Preferred
•
343% Jan
51% May 15
56 V8 Aug
8
(110% Aug 22
(The)
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/
8% Aug 17
393A Nov
8.
20
83 %
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55%
23k-
55%
22%
;
'23%
1
Corp
Preferred
;
4
293A Jan
6
;
144 %
Asbestos & Rubber Co
&
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp
^NoPar
Union Electric Co common
10
6
37 y8 Dec
5
42 y8
x47%
Union
.
20
3
64%
41%
I.C
1- ; ;
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8
64
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Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets prd
Unilever N V ord shares
!•. _20 g
.
21
23%
53%
Underwood
May 18
.
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1,700
21,200
28%
1
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Udyiite Corp
•
.
18
79
common
20,700
V
90
23%
,
,23%
1
City Rap Transit com.No par
5% conv prior preferred—i
50
■
20
30
Co
57,700
1,500
25
23
26%
12,700
38%
20%
;23ya
26%
700
26 y4
24
64%
20%
i„
common
28%
'
37%
v
14,500
25%
82%
-
1,100
8,800
28%
•.
26 3A
66%
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4,900
18
1013/4
•26%
•
253%
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18
83%
2-
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39,600
36,200
343%
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Coal
123
100%
26%
100
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22
120%
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18 y4
38
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15,600
21%
;
37%
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102%
29
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173/8
38%
18%
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5,600
26,400
33,900
15,600
3,600
37
>
100%
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20th
May 22
20
71
2
9,300
29,400
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60 ■•■r
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18%
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64%
'•
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125
120%
;
26
DAY
Twin
13
74 y2 Jan
3
7,100
52%
101%
1
'
10% Mar 28
92~—Jan
?
7,400
11%
18%
54%
9
14
25
42% May 22
4
n,800
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26 «/2
i
43%
Tung-Sol
65% May 11
313/4Dec 12
58% Dec
.
■:>
16%
51%
200
•
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.10%
nul, mz
99%
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102
44 y4
25
,
55 y8
18%' Sep
footnotes,
t
52 y4
TXL
8
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12
43%
4
643A Jan
11v*,q
11%
55
24% Dec
.33% July
533%
105%
11%
51%
25
23% Mar
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
53
11%
11%
1
14% Sep
4
50
53%
10%
1
50
20% Nov 30
22
A„
preferred
Truax-Traer
Twin -Coach
13
16% Apr 19
4
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52%"
2
Airlines
Trl-Continental
3
Jan
11%'
11%
11
20
11%
12
Oct
Aug 15
29
55%
5
World
51
Apr
8
Aug 16
Aug 19
Jun
16%
18%
16% Apr
Jan
51% Dec
16
16%
24%
30
533A Jan
■.&?>. V;
—No par.
Electronic
20
31% Jan
6
34% Aug 30
16%
18
y.-s $2.70
'
5
16%
26%
&
10% Nov
36
343A Sep
28% Dec
14% Dec
45
24
'
13% Jan
27% May 20
46% Apr 19
47
28%
CHRISTMAS
5
-
Corp common
preferred
conv
13% Nov 28
46
45
Trans
30
36
30
1
47
:•
350
45%
47
163%
20,300
43%
473A
Williams Steel—No par
Transwestern Pipeline Co—
1
8
33'/2 Nov 30
Jun
1
Co_„_—•
Co
4% %
42% Apr
301
July 28
Aug
153A Dec
42%
43 y8
xl6%
700
68
42%
•
3,300
11,400
11%
1275
67%
43%
99
-i—25.
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52
31
1265
67%
42%
*18%
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Co—
Transamerica
20
28
Mar 21
CLOSED
7.50
:
Supply Co class
Dec
25% Mar 14
7
11%
1300
42%
34%
EXCHANGE
1
Bearing.;
___No par
Realty & Construction—1
Dec
20% May
1
20% May ls5
52% Dec 21
Feb
'
,
—NO par
common.—-10.
Toledo Edison
52 %-Dec— 6
18
38
STOCK
.
..
L:
preferred
Nov
146
30
U%
46 y2
——1
Co
Tool
91% May 15
;
7
24
May 17
<
Roller
66
10
31% Oct
May 10
h.ul 'rujfc
100
Oil
50 V
Aug 10
21% Dec
81
12%
*66
'
123
88
Inc
(J R)
Tidewater
59 y4 Nov
243A Jan
1250
11%
_1.25
preferred
3
37% Jan
11%
1265
67%
♦66
11%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge! com_5
May
3
21
34%
118%
52%
V
__1
Textron - Inc common—
j—50c
:•
$1.25 conv. .preferred
—No par
Thatcher Glass' Mfg Co__—5
48% Jan
19% Oct 26
2,700
34 »A
119%
163/a
...
20% Jan
25% Apr
5
32% Apr 20
600
34 ya
119%
33%
47
1
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs-1
Texas Utilities -Co
I
-No-par
6
25% Oct
23%
118%
123%
1245
.
23%
123%
23% Mar 29
Jan
34%
119
113/a
1270
67%
23%
87
51%
117%
Instruments
68% Jan
Nov
•
•
27 >A
51%
27%
52
4i=/a
i
33 ya
Sulphur—JNo par
Texas
.7
8% Aug
32 y2 Jan
34
119
11%
1265
*65
25
23%
34%
15%
*85 y8
27%
27%
118%.
11%
23
27%
r23%
16
87%
52 y4
27%
*23 y8
52%
23%
34s/a
52
27%
118%
l
Texas
19
31
23%
12.50
Gulf
44% Dec
4
27%
_4.1fl%"
Inc
20% Dec
Sep 28
3^,400
,
y
21%
206% May 15
37% Nov
8
25% Dec 29
7% Jan
15%
*85%
v.
52%
216%
Jun~~2
25
15%
87
87
52%
213A
16%
85
16
*85y8
*85 VB
1
Texas
9
82% Feb
47
2,800
10,700
15 3A
21%
87
7
21%
16%
21%
28
8
54%
20%
16
17
20
77% Jan
700
54%
21%
39%
Dec
33% Mar
15%
54
38
Jun
75
15%
54
20%
4
82
5
15%
54%
22
39
55
68% Jan
15%
53%
213/8
.
37%
27% Aug
3
7,200
53%
16%
10% Jan
96
15%
9,100
21%
17
22
78
xl5%
140
40%
27
6
27%
37%
May 20
29
28%
16%
r Jan
87% Jan
27%
39%
70% Dec
74% Dec
28%
30 y4
28 ya
37%
84
4
28%.
;
370
29%
39'A
8
16
33 %
128,500
355
31 y4
38
24
41% Aug 26
10%
10%
365
30%
39
Feb
32 _Jan
10%
354
31
37%
79 j
148 y2 Jan
10%
365
30%
-
15%
10%
360
.
4,000
Texas Gulf Producing Co
46% Feb
25
,
2,000
28%
21
3
106% Oct
>4? 10%
67
28 »A
21
8
25
10 3A
100
66%
;
iun
46
Sep
6% Nov 30
28%
58
22 »A
29y8Oct
67
19%
24%
37% Jan
•Oct
66%
28%
*19%
17
7
44
68%
28 3A -29%
19%
16%
15
8% July 18
13 % Jun 21
19%
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
61% Jan
36
7,700
;
14
38 y2 Jun
7
337/a
57
11
30
33
23%
28% Oct 24
11
34
58 y8
3
50% Jan
500
33%
19%
243%
29% Apr
29% Jan
4,100
28%
69%
3
Dec
9,000
32 y2
28%
57%
3
64
34%
31%
29ytf
593%
21% Jan
22
33%
31%
;
53%
10c
-
34%
31%
28%
*19
•28%
30
Corp
2,000
5.100
21
25
.
18%
88 %'
■
-
31%
12.50
America
18%
87 3A
r 34
K 353
15%
18%
89%
66%
28%
170
18%
88%
28%
34%
"28%
10%
13,200
84
34
285/a
68
303A
200
46 »A
34%
31
.
19%
353
22%
45%
33%
'
31
28%
,11,300
10,700
14,900
r:
87% \ 89
88%
34%
*673A
,
22%
*82%
23%
24% Jan
Jun
18%
573/8
;4
33'
82%
18%
24%
26 % Jan
Sep
46
82%
18%
V;
60 y4
8
18% Oct
9%
56
12
4
40 y4.
9%
24 •
23% Apr
24% Jan
38%
9%
22%
59 %
115% Nov
••
21%
40%
56%
5
13
21%
.38%
vV 9%
24
3
9% July
21%
9%
59
15
Nov
21%
41%
9%
56
80% Jan
21 f
213%
40%
58%
25% Sep
15% Jan
18% July^2
22% Oct 26
20%
:
-
600
23%
86% Aug 25
24 %: Jan
4
19% Jan ' 4
^
2,500
62
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co__5
21
29% Jan
12
A—
Corp.;
Corp
Tennessee
6
3,500
28 y3
22%
v(James)-—1—^—4.50
Inc
27%
28
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4
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16
18
29
4
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Nopar
Wyandotte Worsted Co.—
—_5
Y
3
2«
i6%;
81 %
1.300
•97%
103 %
87/8
,
18,800
15%
15%
3,900
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30%
.
10
26%
11%
8%
:
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Prior
Xerox
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90
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83
4
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89%
11
15%
97
56%;
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,
102
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86 y2-
30%
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56
56%
66
11
83
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61%
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26
9,600
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> 25%
102
297/«
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25 y4
200
62%
106%
•
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98%
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116%
61%
106
86% f
89% Y
15%
;
Y Y-9VY
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18,300
45,300
90
«
16,200
15%
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11%
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Y
62 y4
106% -; Y
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36
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30
t
61%
25
100
10
300
; 600
<
23,900
15%
116%
*
46
com
X
—
83
*38%
DAY
1
Co
3,200
36%
49 y8
48%
Worthington
4
Power
preferred
2,300
14,300
'
34%
-
<
116%
105%
■
.25%
15%
,r<'
8% Y, 9
56
v
•
:
>
97
Y- 60%
10c
Woodward Iron Co
66% Apr
31% Jun
5
93% NOV 22
6%
36%
Y' :
15%
36
■
24%
Inc
Stores
Wisconsin Elec
11%
50%
15%
35%
45%
10
17
59% Nov 52
16
103%
29%
;Y
Y:
48%
No par
;
Co
Industries
4,700
30%
90
*88%
*79
EXCHANGE
common—No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
14,100
14,500
'■k
•
22%
89'/2
88%
88%
,
49%
«■
'
5
44% Nov
13
14
Wilson
54%
<38%
10%
Y
36%
5
Co
67,200
7
*61%
22%
46 y2
issued—
Y
30%
—5
Corp
Oil
When
36%
86%
88%
*102
-
_1
3
Oct
Jan
Inc
15
July 11
10%
White Stores
120% Dec
Jan
7
20
——50
preference—
$3. convertible preferred
6
66
7% Nov
30
100
Prior
11%
■
*115%
106
•
11
-v
1
5 % % preferred—
12
;V 95
1
f;
41% Jan
10
Apr
Oct
;
Co common
121% Apr
29% Jan
803/4 Mar 10
78
29
4
7% Dec 26
75
41% Oct
Dec
6
Telegraph
30%
22%
11
62%
*84
White Sewing Machine common—1
Wilcox
41% Jan
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
8
30% Jan
:v
Motor
Wickes
Oct
61%
62 <Y
86%
—
White
16
57
2
Union
30%
118
*115%
♦
2pYs
No par
2.50
10
Y Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100:
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred—
No par
Y Whirlpool Corp common———,__5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
-20
56% Apr 26
26% Dec 14
27
22
Dec
13
May 15
27% Oct 25
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
15% Sep
8
29% Nov 21
May 27
36% Apr
Jan
116
106
-2
RR
37%
22%
15%
35%-
106%
Westinghouse Air Brake
9
9
Oct
45
9
25% Feb
1
24
48
10% May .11
25% Oct 31
119
Jun
43 Ve Aug 24
24% Dec 20
79
5
2
99% Jan
H43% Oct
23% Jan
Jun
34% May 19
28% Jan
31% Mar 10
28
0
14% Jan
27
Nov
99% Jun
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
18% Oct 21
32% May
10
23
Aug 31
67% Jan
102
Jan
88 % Jan
56
4
68
Western
Pacific
54% :
39
.-i
50 y8
15%
35%
*87
non-cum
Western
110
29
2
4%
60%
55"
38%
.
16
*84
Maryland Ry com—No par
2nd preferred——40
50
-
2
22
Sep 28
48% July 8
24 Vb Nov 15
36
Feb
Sep
70
37% Mar 14
98% Oct 14
6% Nov 2i
13
34% Jan
July 26
64
98
18
104
Bancorporation
Apr
4
29% Aug 16
49%
50%
61
1
Inc
Western
55
3
82% Dec
Lines
Air
61%
54%
'
36%
:■ ;
106
;
Western
Apr 25
29% Nov 28
30
37% Dec
Jun
Oct
77% Jan
45
Western
60%
?
; 5,900
;;
164
;
Corp
Nov 28
38
7
Jan
Mills
5
l :
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
Y West Penn Power 4%% pfd_—100
4.20% preferred series B__—100
4.10% preferred series C
100?
Y West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4 % % preferred—_—
—100
Welbilt
37% Mar 21
July 18
28% May
16% Apr
Go
Motor
Wayne Knitting
May 11
25
Waukesha
No par
No par
.Nopar.
———:5
52%
Y
:
30% .31
V
•34
(SD) Co
Washington Gas Light Oo^
Washington Water Power
,
25%
116
—
Y Warren
50%
*162
164.
31%
4,000
45%
1
—10
Pharmaceutical—1
Co
Warner1-Lambert
:
30%
.500
14,800
/
,25%
16
Warner
37%
"
'
25 y4
81
I
Inc—
Bros Pictures
*162
6,700
';
:
45% YY: :: Y 43%
1
Warner
■37%
53%
Y
22%
13%
44 y«
5
Y Ward Industries Corp
93% Nov 24
Jan
28
.
21 »/2
13%
38%
52%
^
*20®i
-
37%
7,000
38%'
25 y4
■
5•
37% Mar
Y;
'Y *,
i.
'V
38
36%
»•
;—1,
100
Baking Co* common
preferred.
21%
2,000
'
—2.50
i
Co
21
13% ,13%
1,200
95,000
;
-
25%
-
7
*
: Y Y' ;
-
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38%
V7,T*'.
30%
15%
'
Y
36%
38
37%
' '
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-
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46 VB
„
;
\
53
78%
144%
37% ' 37%
v-:
54%. :.Y'-
'
52%
78
144%
r
25%
97:
14
73
53
31
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6%% preferred———i—Y—^100
14
3
23
"
53
80%
145
•
; ;
38%
88%
Y
Vulcan Materials Co common——1 - ~;
26
71 y4
11
:■■
53
1,600
2,900
i
Y- Y. 45%
$4.12
20
31% Dec
preferred-—
100
preferred————100 Y
Von's Grocery Co—
—
1
f Yv
Y'
61%
.38 Va
; 37%
■
v
300
Y
46%
July 21
107% Jun
$4.20
•?
■
YY
•
25%
.
May 12
3
5
Oct
35y2 Aug
81% Dec
28% Nov
98% Jan
8
27% Dec
7
11
60% Aug 24
40% Dec
0
14
Jan
13
87% Jan
1
18V4 Jun
11% Dec 30
45
Dec
29
Oct
10%
49%
?
.
37%:
,
34
,
36%
.■
Y
45%
.1.25 -
!
38%
159
r25%
;•
,
8
Nov
89
13% Jan
.
44% Jan 25
1
Dec
92
26
9% Jan
4
8
15
13% Jun
84% Dec
86
9
Jun
Y. 22 y4
11%
: 60%
.
7
Jan
30%
22%
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:
Y
Y
Y
; " Y
y
\ Y
.
-
dlvidend partic preferred! 100 '
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'
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$4.04 - preferred
^^—100
21
85
Jan~4
19
"8
Y*
,
30%
•/
10%
6%
May 15
83
16
Y
,
38 %
30%
'
-
54%..
22
?
Virginia
24% Dec
29
Jan
1
30
125
49% Jan 27
Aug 31
82% Jan
80
Associates——
Varian
19% Oct
102% Aug 29
81% July 6
Mar
2g
54% Dec 28
79
27
43% Apr
'
July 14
Feb 13
'
,
37%
-
.
159
<5,800
,•
19,000
65
*36%
61%
48%;
65, :
.
31%
:>54;,Y
55%
79%
37%
;
82%
55%
65%
166
31%
48%
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56%'
158%
53%
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48%
2,200
65 %
38%
,
53%.
32%'.
-
12,100
•v
;
158%
13%'
38
Y
400
30
82%
144%
53%
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77% Apr 27
77% Mar 30
15 Ve Nov 20
28
39% Dec
Light Co
&
53%
3,100
-
Y,"
'
,
.
30%
'YY/YvY;
Y!/.
60 % x
—_1
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Co.
Power
37%:
53
V
55%
38%.
21%
;.13%
w'
48
30
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38 ;;
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13%
166
:
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37%
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Y ;38%-
21%
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29 y4
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.
38%
31%
30%
65%
36%.
:
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30 y4*
:
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37
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i78%
13%
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30%
8%
158%
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35,700
9
21%
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52%:
53%
38
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22
38
78%
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-
45
29%
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64% '
Y
-
21%
48%
158%
30,000
16
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10,100
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.
21%
YYYY
:
30%
:
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3,200
-
•
3%
15%
21%
*
45
'
3%
17
YY"YY.Y
,
55%
,52%
38-
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
5
Corp of America—
1
Van Norman Indus Inp comi__2.50
$2,28 convertible preferred^._.:^_5 Y
Van Raalte Co
Y.—_10?
0
30% Apr
3
19% Dec
31
Utah
29% May
9% Sep 28
28% Jan
6
2
2
28
20
51 y4 Dec £0
12
38% Jun
27
.*36 %
*43-%
55%
144%
36%
_100
preferred
Upjohn
2
14% Apr 12
41% Oct 11
Jan
38 % Oct
21 %
8 %
Nov
69% Dec
38
•
&
62
16
51%
YyYY'-'Y
Y
,
22%
6,100
3,300
663,8
43 y4
43%
104% 106%
153 y2 153%
3%
21%
8%
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„
37% V
77%
3%
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10,500
:
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86
43%
V; V;'
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48%
.
144
non-cumulative preferred—25
Vitamin
166
25
Y)
Y
43
YY/rY-'Y
30
8%'
30
-
158% '
65
i
37%.
common——No par
Co
9
30% Oct
11
Tobacco
27% Oct 27
30% Jan
4
41% Feb
"
.158%
64%
—16%
—100
Corp common
preferred—
33% Dec 23
■
56%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
Apr
15
51% Jan
34% Dec
'82%
-55%
Pharmaceutical-—1
United Stockyards Corp————_1
United Whelan Corp—,
-30c
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
_1
27% May 10
V
Steel
7 %
4
43% May 17
*'
6
41 % Apr
21% Oct
148
Jan
48%
*79%
non-cum
\~l
30%
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common—
Shoe Corp
7%
U S
May
Co
45
.21%
30
YYY;
16%
22 % :
Shares
;Y
97
29%
'
152%
29%
.
9%
22
.48%
29% T 30 %
86 % *; 86%
152%
:
the Week
-
.
34%
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104%
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30
21%
T.
.
U S
■
45% Nov 28
24
DAY
♦
33%
97
103%
21
45'
34%
*
:YY-
YY' 16%
Friday
Dec; 29
,154.'.;. ■ ■*.':\:YY;.Y'
3.%
3%
Y'Y
3%
17
»8%
CHRISTMAS
43 %' YY
;. Y
154
Y
21%
30
1st preferred—100
—:____!
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Smelting Ref & Min com—
50
7% preferred:Y
50
6
22
CLOSED
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*96
.
Y;_\.
101%, 103%
*.
20%
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U S
23% Jan
35
Jain
.
Rubber
8%
U S
91% May 17
147% Jun
5
3
EXCHANGE1
4%%
U S
;•
3%
v
,
41% Nov 21
,75% Oct 24
5
Aug 25
15
-67% Dec 19
3
45% Jan
12
19
50% Sep
103% Jan
..y148
26
Dec
64% Aug 11
161% NOV 13
.;•
V.35% Mar, 6
Apr 27
84
-
6
22
34% Jan
Jan,
6
Y' 33
25
46% Jan
28
4
27% Apr
3
43% Jan
5
25% D'6c 21
45% Dec
9y« NOV 21
3
2
4
'
69% Sep
139% Jan
5
7% Jan
21% Oct
19
78
Y.
Nov 27
33
6
Jan
64
26
26
36% Jun
'
153
3'o%
..
"
33%
Y
85%
..
Dec. 28
'
•
42%
43%
17
STOCK.
—-1
'
'
Sales for
Thursday
:
97
V' 29%:
102%
151
January 1, 1962
PRICES
V 'Y Y'
'
■84%
'43%
>
"
-
34%
*95%
101 %
preferred series A——"—'SO
*.U S Lines Co common™——_„T,
4 % % preferred-.———
-10
US Pipe & Foundry Go
—___5
:.,U S Playing Card Co
._———5
U S Plywood Corp common———1
3%% preferred series B——100
:
;
33%
86
preference——50
class <A
Y
1
Nopar
—
U S Industries -Inc common
4
26% Jan
.
,
*
Jan
41% Oct
75
42% Dec
v5%
11
35% Jan 17
5
Dec
50% Jan
35
30
23 % Mar 28
;
.C; 22%
3
97
30
85
Co common—_____ —.4
1% preferred——100
US Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
.
35%
29%
US Oypsum
6% Mar 21
Dec
9% Jan
•
25% NOV
20
,Feb 27
158% diet
2
33%
*95%
Nopar
Co_
Dec. 27
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 26
Chemical Corp com.1
preferred
——100
Securities———.1
Freight
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 25
Foreign
When issued™
115
14% Dec 22
12
7% Oct .24
46% Dec
Sep 25
3% Dec 29
19
15% Dec
U 8
Par
Borax &
4%%
-USA
32% Nov
Oct
42
,
U S
97% Jun
Y-
Monday
EXCHANGE
47% Feb
Jan
93
LOW AND
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range for Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
itfconday,-
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
YearI960
.
.
par
[;
27%
28%
28%
291
101%
22%
'
102% :
23
27%
27%
29 y4
-29%
101%
103%
22%
23%
28%
29.%
102% 103%,'
"22%
23%
27%
29%
•
28
29 y8
101%
213/4
10,900
161%
29
■..-/•
29%.
.
103% Y.
22%:.:
•
13,200
2,400
12,300
12;400
" y
1
71 y4
74%
72%
73 Vk
t In
or
or being reorgani^q uiiuer t.nt'^
On this day.
r Cash sale,
wd When distributed.
x Ex-dividen<|.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
f lb bankruptcy or receivership or behig ■ reorganlaed uhder, <the
by such oompanies. <5 Transferred from American Stock Exchange, yearly range$ since N.Y.S.E. listing ""only Y AH preferred^""issue's ,are "cumulative unless otherwise
57,600
.
ea.
11.
Number 6121
195
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(27)
27
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
letters
italic
The
friday—weekly—yearly
when
the
bonds
In
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
Range for Year 1961
Range for Year I960
Lowest
Highest
V'"
Lowest
NEW
v
.
Highest.
YORK
Treasury 4%s
May
Low
High
1975-1985
HIGH
the
case
32nds of
SALE
Low
♦101.8
101.16
Friday
Dec. 28
Low
High
*101.6
:
point.
Thursday
Dec. 27
High
month
a
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 26
ri'
Low
.
15
Tuesday
..
Dec. 25
EXCHANGE
'
'
Monday
.
STOCK
each
more
or
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
,
t
In
Indicate
Figures after decimal point represent one
101.14
■
Sales for
Dec. 29
High
Low
Week
Bonds ($)
High
*101.2
.
101.10
*101
101.8
100.26
Treasury 4s
Oct
1
1969
*100.10
100.18
*100.12
100.20
*100.12
100.20
*100.18
Treasury 4s
Treasury 37/aS
Feb
1
1980
*99.20
99.28
*99.20
99.28
*99.18
99.26
*99.18
May 15
1968
*99.18
99.22,
*99.20
99.24
*99.24
99.28
*99.26
99.30
Treasury 37/aS
Nov
1974
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
97.18
♦97.16
97.20
*97.18
97.22
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99.22
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99.22
♦99.18
99.22
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98.22
; *98.20
98:24
92.18
t
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%si—
11
89
Mar
89
8
Mar
15
1967
,__Nov
15
1980
Feb
15
1990
Nov
15
1998
Nov
15
1966
1978-1983
*87.24
4
3 Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Apr 11
86.8
1966
Nov
Treasury 3%s
86.8." Apr
2Vis
2 Vis
8
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May 15
t
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
3%s
3 Vis
Jun
15
3 Vis
May 15
3s
Feb
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
♦98.14
92.28
*92.16
92.24
89.16
*89.6
89.14
DAY
"'*88.6
*97.22
97.26
/ *97.24
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87.30
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1966
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; 125 %
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„
98
92%
—
77%
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1976
47as series B
5s
ref
Dairy
Distiller
Y
v
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95
977a
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89
87%
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.
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947a
90
-
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Feb-Aug
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s ctp '64_Feb-Aug
&
887a
3 72s 1997—
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 72 s '98—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—"1; '
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June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
,
April-Oct«
78%
10274
86
85
92 7a
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83 74
78
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82
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1st
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8574
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-
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_
6s
73
73
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82
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1986
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—
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subord
Consolidated
79
s
957a
85
1027a
8274
271
mtge
Jane-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Jane-Dee
Kansas City Southern Ry 3V«s ser C 1984-June-Dec
Kansas City -Terminal. 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Rotli Corporation—5Vis 1980
Jan-Jnly
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
-Jan-July
48/«s
82 7*
98 7a
April-Oct
New
83
80
Kings County Elec Lt & Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
7574
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/New
9074
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St
&
Airlines
Collateral
debentures
86
797a
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—June-Dec
2000
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Power & Light 2%s 1976
2%s 1978
79%
80
__
debentures
New
887a
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1047*
68
England Tel & Tel Co—
"
10074
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1st
372s
gtd
debentures
s
/'New
79
76
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April-Oct
193
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...Feb-Aug
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first
mortgage 4%s 1989
New
,
987a
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City
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91
98 7a
747a
3s
877a
April-Oct
Kansas
73 74
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1981
debs
Essex
Steel Corp 1st 37ss
mortgage 37its 1986
5s
85
*96 7e
—
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1982
8674
116
867a
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;
conv
73%
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1970
National
Airlines—
Dutch
conv
Kanawha
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3%s
175
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-i
134
105%
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40
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debs Jan
inc
6s
debentures
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■
3
86
83%
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90
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1978
474S
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cylinder Gas 57ss
New
1977
1987
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conv
3s
/
997a
38
110
1267a 126%
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1980™
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Central
4%s
126%
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Co—
3%s
Co
Manufacturing
KLM
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1981
Line
debentures
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mortgage
Jersey
sub debs
conv
debs
Railroad
National
104
103
2045.
1
1st
109
109
1967
A Jari
National
Jan-Jaly
:
debentures series A
f
s
1st
4%s
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Oil
Interstate
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1981
1978
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Corporation—57is
Natl
102%
98%
3
90
" US
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Department Stores—
l
s
102% 102%
„
87 7a
99%
89
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Jan-July
1962.
first
debentures
6s
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Co—
debs
& Tel
conv
Interstate
Joy
Silver
subord
conv
Intern'l
58
100% 103
102
Feb-Aug
called
& Malone
National/Cash Register
8674
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1976—1.—
trust
siibord
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261
97 74
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84%
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debentures Jan
Nashville Chat
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} 3 7s s debentures 1978
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•
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104
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113
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.
4%s
series
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—Jan-Jaly
1982
1981
-
82
8174
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4%s series K 1987
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1986
82
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C
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series
lien
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1874
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-
„
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——
—.
214
1337a 138%
/
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mortgage 3%s series H
3'/as s f debentures 1980__
Union
5s
Mohawk
133%
1986.—__Jan-Jaly
101%
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Jan-Jaly
;
Pacific RR Co—
mortgage 4 Tts series B Jan 1, 1990:
mortgage 4748 series c Jan: 1 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s series A'Jan 1 2020—
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90
97a
-
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85
95
8374
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.
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1057a
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222
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1st
Indianapolis
'
101%> 105
99%
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Feb-Aug
April-Oci
1988
1st
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mortgage
.'102
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236%
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•
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■
102
97
12
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Jan-July
mortgage
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95
37as
5%s subord income debs 2033
95
9174
—
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1027a
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mtge 3%s ser A
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95
102
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101
10074
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-
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-
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s
Cent RR
87%
97%
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Feb-Aug
1957
debentures
subord
conv
1277a
7
105
140
June-Dec
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St
&
-
refunding 5s A 1957
&
debentures
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v
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f
s
Missouri
132
106
13
89%
897a
—Jan-Jaly
f debentures
§ a 1st &
111
110
89%
1982——
debentures
s
111
10J
'
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:—Jan-July
1976
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1137a
20
127
127
103 7a
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"
1st mortgage 6s 1985
May-Now
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 472s inc series A Jan 1971—May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oci
"
182
17
170
168
122
368
170
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f
debentures
f
s
Minneapolis
--
84
106%
10174 101%
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1st mortgage 3%s 1969
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857a
76%.
—
80
12
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1991
debentures
3.10s
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76
2317a
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 372s 1969
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1st mortgage 2%s 1969
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78
827a
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s
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Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
72
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72 %
.
807a '80 %
10374 103 7a
io3%
1980
80
80 7a
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Jan-July
debentures
f
debentures
65
60%
81
Mar-Sepi
fund
s
1977
1976
debentures
subord
cony
4%s
350
76%
23
67
6774
11
& Co—
5474
84
63
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25
■
53
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1972—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
6874
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67
'
93 74
101%
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5s
debs
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5s
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53
51
5974
59
•
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227
Feb-Aug
—May-No®
Feb-Aug
1980
Corp
5%s
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13874
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5s
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McCrory
12
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: 63%
79%.
:
73
v
.
so
*—
1972—May-Nov
1977
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—472s 1975
Jan-Jaly
1970
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Corp
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727a
6774
9
debentures
subord
f debentures
s
657a
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...
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6174
65
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Central RR 57ss 1978—
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1968 "ex wts"
70
557a
56
-
104%
98%
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& Co 2%8 debentures
(R H)
conv
65
54
65
'
6774
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92%
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conv
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4s
101
28574 287
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374s s f debentures 1978
10474
92
54
6774
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
1984
debentures
subord
conv
Hotel
987a
1
69
10
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'
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Chemical
Hooker
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conv
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7
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6774
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•'
i
146
98
98
101
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66%
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-
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Macy
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110
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8
104 %
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102
C
series
5s
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-
1973
{0*
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Jo»-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Joa-Jmy
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Great Western Financial Corp—
5s conv subord debentures 1974
June-Dec
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
April
General mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
April
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Hov
5s inc debs series A 2056..
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Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976
May-Nov
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Aprfl-Oet
3s debentures 1969
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—
Jane-Dec
1st
mortgage 33/as
1981
May -Nov
1st mtge 3'/as 1982
June-Dec
1st mortgage 33/as 1983
June-Dee
General
10272 1027a
1627a 168
127
5
93
April-Oci
5s
96 7o
94%
165
mortgage 3%s 1982'
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103
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—
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84,
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96
95
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ser G 2003
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mtge 3748 ser H. 2003—April-Oct
a3
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1
103%
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refund
mortgage 37a« 1984
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_
2%s 1965__Jf«r-»fer
s f
■
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(W R) & Co 3VaS conv sub debs '75_Jfa»-Hot
Union Company 4%b conv 1978—Jan-JiUy
3%s ser F 2003—April-Oct
&
1st
218
(B F)
103 7a
'
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4
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-
RR—
&
1st
>
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190
Co first mtge
debentures 1985
Goodrich
Nashville
&
1st
54
—
93
Louisville: Gas
907*
18174
109
93
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St Louis- div second gold 3s 1980
_M«r-Sept
•
\
88;
175
-
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June-Dec
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977* 10174
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180
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82
88 y2
87
9874
y
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.
1057a
i
10274
21
10074
87
1976_June-Dec
April-Oci
Range for
Sold
High
Mar-Sept
Louisville
'
98
90%
51
60
^
937a
106
Bonds
Friday's
1976
debentures
3s
9374
8874
64
/
10474 1047a
94%
debentures-
68
917a
907b
or
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3%s debentures 1978
4%s s f debs 1986
98%
88
191
97%
91
Week's Range
Last'
Sale Price
Low
.
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1980Jbr«|t
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debt 1979
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General Tire & Rubber Co 4%a 1981
Apr*-Ort
Gimbel Brothers. 5s s f debt 1981
--.Jbaa-oac
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983—May-go®
4s
96%
92
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New York Stock Exchange
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No.
High
Interest
bonds
Range for
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
,
Jan-July
debentures 1W4—;
debentures 1969
2%s
5s
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
Friday
Week's Range
Low
Acceptance Corp.
Motors
General
5s
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December 29)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
3s
u
(30)
30
82%
80
83
1.007a
84
r
87%
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—
k
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New York Stock Exchange
or
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Norfolk & Western
and ref 4'As series
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No.
86
93%
f
t
4%s
4%s
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s
f
s
s
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s
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First mortgage • 4s 1988——————Jfan-July
First mortgage
First
-
First
1991-.'
4%s
89%
80
St
104%
1st
•
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78
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first
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mortgage
2%s 1975iA
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-
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Mathieson
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118'A 120'A
115'A
133 »/a
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94
91
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4%s
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.
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I 1966
&
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N
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76
UA
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&
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1st
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&
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&
mtge 5s .series 'BB
ref
4%s
ref
M
Tei &
1991———--/----
series EE
5s
series
4'As
2 %s; debentures'
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1992-——
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series
2%s
Tel
92'A
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debentures
1001/2
1986:.—2_.2-i.Ai—^Aprfl-Ocf
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•
debentures
4:'as
debentures
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conv
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debentures
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&
r 1
;
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General
5s
General
4'As series D
series
series
A
B
Peoria
Ry
45
San
Southern
78
84%
86
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;
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1975
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98%
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98
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71 y8
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71
71'A
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98%
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58%
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;
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■'
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Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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series
1974_—
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General
gold 4'As series C 1977——
Philadelphia Electric jCo— !
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First &
First
60
50/
60 %
:
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June-Dec
84
&
%
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refuudipg 45As, l:987^'-_^_2_
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102%.
103
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94
\
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98
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75
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mortgage 33As series E 1975-—Aprfl-Oct
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-April-Oct
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1st
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s
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1986
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97
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Texas
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1965———_—Afap-Nov
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,
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capital conv notes 1979——:—
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^.-cFeb-Aug
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—Feb-Auy
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Surface
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1974—__—•————j._Jan-Julp.
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2'As
74
66
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Co
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66%
33
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1971-^—April-Oct
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88%
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in
26
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Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965—
i—Jan-July
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Shell
81
88
64'A
s-
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1982———
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1979
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81
-
96%
3
69%
'
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Acceptance
1972
Roebuck
80%
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First & refunding 3s series S .1983———June-Dec
& refunding
Seiberling
82%
80'A
1-981—-Ju«e-Dec
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Sears
92
Shell
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30
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88
90'A
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85'A
1977——June-Dec
series
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97%
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33
105% 107%
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4s
2'As
debentures
debentures
5s
.
refunding 3s series J 1970
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First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
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A
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106%
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RR
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101
127
debs
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133
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3%s
Co
99%
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mortgage 3s series B 1980—
s
f debentures 1977
94'A
126
Glass
47%
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A
3Tbs
115'A
1988—June-Dec
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89
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119
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conv
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gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
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certificates
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—
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Depot 3'As B 1971-.
<—April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
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conv debentures
1971——Afar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
—Jan-July
.
90
93%
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88'A
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.
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Louis-Soutliwestern
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1st mortgage 3%s 1985_ _——■_ 2—„ „Jw w e -De c
1st mortgage 3%s
1988
:
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4%S 1987——
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82%
89
:
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—
101'A 101%
105%
series
4s
series
4s
mtge
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89'A
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83
84% ' 84'/a
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1974,.
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1977——Jun-July
debs
Adirond'k
&
mortgage
'/ •5s
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St
Ohio
101%
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
conv
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1st
76
78
91%
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1
gold
6?
1996
St.Louis-San Francisco Ry Co-—
80
73
6'As
Lawrence
177 '/a
76'A
91%
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V
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j' 1969—Afav-Sept
5'As
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98%
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79
120'A
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78
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Royal McBee
104 ";> 1047/a
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96
111
154
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1964.
debentures .1983-
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&
serial D
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106
103
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99
93'A
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1984—June-Dec
1996-4—;——_——Feb-Aug
debentures
93'A
—
—
debentures
subord
conv
4'As
78'A
81
104
104
4%s
Rochester
83'A
78
97'A
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Northwestern Bell Telephone 2 %s
3'As
75
82'A
81
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1st mortgage 4% s 1987—_!
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Jan-July
■
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mortgage 2%s 1975-2——
mortgage 3s 1978
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'
82'A
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; i
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1977
2%s
99%
92
103
•,
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Reading Co ffrst & ref 3 '/as series D 1995^Afap-Nov
Republic Steel Coip 4%s debs 1985-—Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973-—April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs
—-—___-1975
Richfield Oil Corp—. ••
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r
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105-
92
High
97
.
62 »A
88'A
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36
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1975
debentures
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92'A
55%
93'A
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i
4%s
105 ya
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58
debentures
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99%
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101
•
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1984——April-Ocf
trust 4s
Northern States
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81
•
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f Coll
98'A
.
101
102% 102%
57'A
:1 2047——
3s Jan
98 %
103'A :103'A
101
101'A
Quar-Feb
General lien
-r
100 »A
103'A 103'A
102%
1981—————-_May-:ZVopv
Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quae-Jan"
Pacific
Northern
103 »A
I979-—--r-—
-^--- May-Now
debentures
f
98 'A
L
90
99'A
100'A 100'A
1981'
debentures
f
98 'A
100
Year 1961
No.
98%
*93%
and refunding mortgage 3yis
First and refunding mortgage 5s
91 '/a
86'A
97 y8
:
Range for
Sold
High
98
May-Nop
1963
1968-Jan-Julp
2037—j.Jan-Julp
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afap-NovFirst and refunding mortgage 27/8S 1979-Juue-Dec
3%s debentures 1972—
:___June-Deo
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983-AprilrOcf
First
' 83'/a
87 "
88
88'A
debentures
3s
'
88
87%
1974—-—L—------May-ZVou
debentures 1976-—_May-Noo,
debentures 1977^-__i_------—May-JVoi>
debentures 1978—^-May-Nop
debentures 1980*.—iMay-ZVov
3 As s i debentures
Bonds
Friday's
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
90
87'A
__
or
Bid & Asked
Low
96'A
78'/a
*91%
Sale Price
High
87'/a
92 y2
^80
:
1973—————May-Now
.•3'As s f debentures
s
•
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Year 1961
■»85
Northern Natural Gas 35/bS
s
—
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Sold
High
'91'A
ref
A-1974——.:_Afar-Sept
s f debs 1973_May-Wow
Centra 1' general :&■
4%s.
31
—
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
4%s
——;
Week's Range
Friday
.
1st
■
—
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December 29)
BONDS
Northern
(31)
Number 6121 .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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91%
10
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92
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on
pag& *36
\
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
.
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following
Tn fhp
extensive list we furnish a complete
It is compiled from the report
Friday, Dec. 29.
and ending
report of the transactions
Dec. 25,
for the week beginning Monday,
American Stock Exchange
toe
on
of the American
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending Dec. 29.
;
I
: f;
Stock Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Par
13%
'14%
Inc
4%
4,500
74%
79%
6%
11%
1,900
3%
30
85%
Sep
86 y4
50
83 Va
Apr
87% Aug
30%
32
900
22%
Jan
Apr
ft%
8%
600
7'A
Dec
10%
Jan
Bruce
5%
7,600
4% Jan
8%
Apr
Bruck. Mills
13 %
100
10% Jan
17% Apr
8% Get
16% Feb
Mar
17'A Aug
60c
convertible
28
6%
serial
9%
3,200
7,000
16
3,300
14%
10%
1,600
10
Dec
10
13.75 pfd-100
Corp——
——1
5%
7,700
4%
3,500
5
5%
4
American
American
Thread
class
Anchor Post Products
Apr
3%
3,900
13%
Dec
2%
2%
1,000
47/a
18,500
3
Sep
43%
6,800
26%
Jan
44 %
Dec
5%
5%
24,100
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
14%
15%
2,900
10%
4%
4%
2,800
3
2%
y*
%
1,300
3
2
...
7%
7%
3%
6%
Electronics
Arco
class
Louisiana
Arkansas
&
convertible
35c
Oil
Asamera
92%
94%
410
rets
10,400
200
32%
3,900
Associated
20%
Jan
Nov
6V8 Mar
Dec
10% July
r:t.% I
1
16,100
Va
%
2%
11,300
Dec
18%
600
9%
Jan
18y4
Dec
50%
1,900
49% July
59%
32 y8
33%
2,400
30 Va
37% July
1%
1%
5,900
.
6%
pesoa
Sewing Centers Inc
1 V
Inc
„
10c
.
1
Automatic Steel Product* Inc com.
non-cum
Collieries
Corp
1%
49,500
iy8
Nov
17%
1%
18%
2
17,500
23%
24%
>
11%
12%
2,500
10%
10%
11%
4,500
6%
400
ft
6
6%
6%
100
6V4
Jan
Jun
Feb
13%
Apr
Dec
6%
10
3%
•'
Dec
43%
21 y2
Apr
Dec
21%
5,200
12
?
1%
13,900
22%
18%
13 % May
Nov
7% May
Jan
4%
7
Jan
Mar
10c
;
11%
11%
12
3,000
Jan;'
29% May
5
3
21%
20%
22
1,000
14
Jan
24%
57%
57%
58%
1,800
42
Jan
59% Dec
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
lVa
.....
9%
Nov
'-'lis:
Bailey & Selburn Oil dc Ga# claw A—1
Baker
Industries
I
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
de
Banff
Oil
Banner
los
9%
1,050
418
23,000
20%
7%
7%
7%
2,500
6%
Oct
15% July
12%
12%
12%
8,700
11 Va
Oct
21V2 July
5%
5%
3,100
3%
Jan
4 %
Sep
50c
Andes
American
7a
~VA
6
shares
"l%
%
22,900
*
1
y rV"-' I
Ltd; partic pfd__10
—
Minerals
6c .A
1 -..419%
—1
13 V4
Corp.
Lteht "w4
8V4
12 Va
Clayton
&
Manufacturing—-*
Lambert
—
4%
.
-1:6% July
1% May
3%
4
1,600
50c
Beau-Brummel
(AS)
3% May
2% Apr
10%
<-6
Apr
May
Tles„
1
16%
15%
17
2,400
8
Jan
17%
Sep
I
19%
19%
20%
1,700
9%
Jan
20%
25*
55%
54%
55%
50c
9%
9%
10%
of
Canada
Benrus
Watch
Berkey
Photo
Co
Corp..
;
Inc
1
Inc
1
For
8%
10%
3,800
11%
13%
13,500
xl2%
28%
6
5%
13
29%
6
'_m
Co
3%
3.%
3%
common.
43%
41 Va
43%
prior preferred
Chica
13
1
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
(H C)
11%
1
Inc
10
1
Inc
Frocks
Oil
L,
100
Corp
footnotes,
5
see page
36.
800"
14,100
100
4%
100
5%
2,300
100
3,200
1,800
2,000?
48
Commercial Metals
Consol
Electric
Diesel
Consolidated New
Pacific Ltd—
'
,
1
Royalty
Jan
22%
Aug
17%
Oct
32%
Nov
3%
Jan
Feb.
Jan
10
95%
Jan
6,400
4%
Dec
Jan
Dec
1
•11%
Apr
17% May
•
;
Jan
7 3
May
9
.■
72%
Apr
Nov
83% Mar
Jan
His
isuv
23
Jan
32%
Nov,
Jan
43
Nov
Jan
10%
Apr
700
5%
7,000
12 Va
Dec
13%
Dec
200
6JA
Oct
9.
Apr
15,600
%
Jan
1A May
liy8
Nov
15% May
2,800
<
42 »A
21%
Nov :
%
Jan
18,700
3%
Jan
11,800
16%.
Dec
16,000
4%
65% May
Jan
200
5,000
Jan
2,300
■
2,800
25%
Apr
3%. May.
•
.;•
9 Va
31
22%
Apr
Mar
Sep
Qon
57 % May
6% Mar
10% May
2A'
26,000
4,500
14%
1,900
12
21% Mar
Dec
8% Mar
7'/. May
49
102
5%
Jan
20
8%
Feb
22% May
10 Va
Jart
14% May
Jan
18%
Oct
12% July
19%
Oct
13,300
7
100
12,800
3,500
Jan
37a
Sep
7
Dec
200
-
1 %
^
.
51,100 !
9,500
20,000
2,600
9
22 %
6
Nov
May
Dec
5,800
29%
2,800
8 %
4
„.—.
'
-
V
8%
Jun
19% May
6% Nov
Jan
"7,800
9% May
Jan
28% May
1,200
-
10 VA
500;
59,300
20
'
Oct
"Or
Nov
6%
7
Dec
Jan
2,400
2 3
2,700
"9V4
5%
6%
5%
Feb
13%
15 %
6,700
2%
.
10
Dec
700
2
10%
51
11,200
2%
8%
11%
50,400
"■
-
100
9y8
2,800
51
8
Dec*
13
%
6%
Jan
Feb
40% Mar
6 Va
Oct
Mar
Dec
11% May
Jan
.i"'
9 Va
'
Dec
Nov
23%
Jan
4%,
4
9%
Jan
50%
Dec
*
:
4%
Jan
Jan;'
Jun
■
V/a
11%
8%
3%
1
Nov
27% May
5%
5,700
1
35%
Jan
3%
15,600
10
Oct
Apr-
3,600
5%
-
16 % May
-3,300
5%
.
.
"%
%
Gas
Lu»—:
>
2,000
t
Cooper-Jarrett
8
2,400
;
Jan
1612
Jan
Nov
13%
2,400
21
May-
Oct
12
7%
31%
Apr
4% May
2%
-
23lA
%
Inc
20c
5%
Oil—
10
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc—,-a.
-1
iy«
Construction Products class A_
1 ~
47Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
9%
Continental Commercial Corp
—X — 5%
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
15
Continental Materia— Corp——_10c
2V8
Continental ,Ven/'i.rr',.,f*7• hin<" Crr>
10%
Cook Paint & Varnish Co—
20
Oil &
Consolidated
Dec
3%
105% Aug
:'7
Jan %
Jan
6
.7.7 : 5%
23%
23Vtf
"%
>.:..
%
Corp..—-_-_10c
Consolidated Mining fr' «m'-''lng*Ltd_i •
Consolidated
6
28
Nov
Nov
134%
26'A
525;
i 225
8'A
3%
4
43
44 Va
HVa 12%
11% 12
;: - 5% ,r5%
8
Co
Nov
Apr
Jun
.638 May
.
14 '/8
1,200
-
17%
4%
4%
31'A /.••.,30%
20% 7" 19%
56%
9%
21%
1%
65
120
Nov
38 %
Jan
5
26,300
15V4
,
Stone
Jan
12% Nov
7
1
America—
•,—50c
Oo—Ul--*—, '
of
&
Nov
20% May
12 Va Aug
9%
13%
900
13,900
Nov
Instrument
Bickford's
Jan
3% Mar
-
Shoe Corp
Telephone
Berkshire
6%
~4
5%
Sep
15%
Anr
:
JUn
24%
:
Jan
102
1,000
Sep
lift
Jan
2,400
13%
\
%
7/s
l' :14%
14 .
9 :8!/8
Cockshutt Farm
Nov
7.50
20.;
12%
22 %
Jan
Feb
65
Jun
-T%- May
•j
3% Nov
900
May
18%:
.
Jan
Mar
V
15 K
Oils'vtc
——10c
Equipment Co—
*
Electronics Inc
1——
1
Caribbean
Coastal
19%
convertible class
73-8 May
10
-.
Jan
9%
Dec
Apr
Bearings Inc
>
7% July
•v.
1,500
8% "
15va
17%
3%
4%
.
17V2
3%
i—*.
—n_50c
Clopay Corporation.^, v.—.1.1--—- 1
Club Aluminum Products Co—
_*
Corp
Apr
Jan
Apr
>;
.
29%
Jan
11%
1,700
America———1-2.50 - •
7%
■
7% : 7%
Charter Oil Co Ltd—1'
iy«
Cherry-Bur rell Corp
5
11%
11 Va 11%
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.
-2 - 55%
* 55%
567/s
Chicago Rivet & Machine—-4_
i2
23 Va
23
23 V4
Chief Consolidated ■ MinJng---i4l.-44TTlr- 1%Christiana Oil Corp—
1 •
8% t
8Va ;:;8%
Chromalloy Corpi.——
J.1
-100 " 17% ,r 17% 18%-.
Cinerama Inc
—lc
19%
19Va 29Va
Circuit Foil Corpi-1—-25c ' • -.26%
25
27%
Clark Cable
Corp——
_10c- •
77/s
7%
8V4
Clark Controller Co^.—
—1
15%,
15
15%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co———1
•' 13J/4
13'A 14Va
Clary Corporation—.—.—-_r J 9
8%
9Va
Clausner Hosiery Co—
——10
—
—
—
Jan
16
1,000
of
Sep
1%
%
37/8
-6%
12 Va
5
8!/4
Community Discount Centers Inc.—10c
3%
Community Public Service——
10
43 Va
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
12'A
Compudyne
CoipoAi».b.jn—12
Connelly Containers Inc——'
50c
57A
»■
7%
Jan
Feb
79% Oct
49%
17,500
1,300
11,700
23 Va
31
40
Corp
10,500
Jan
—
23 Va
30V4
39 Va
Sand
1%
"
^
convertible preferred.*
$1.50 convertible preferred—
*
Century ■ Electric, Co
-.1^—-10
Century Geophysical Corp—
—1
Colonial
1%
4%
21%
23%
30%
40
1
—1
r
Central Securities Corp common
Colonial
1%
11,600
1%
HV2
Cohu
1%
Jan:
9,200
lVe
71 Va
Dec
1%
Jan
6%
22
1%
Apr
1%
Jan
313
-
3%
15%
y
«..■
\
Nov
-50c
.4 A
Carnation Co
17%
-25c
9,600
5,800
12y8 12y4
%•
A
-19V* 19 Va
13
13'%
Capital Cities Broadcasting.—20%191/a
Capital City Products
o
—
•-:v-l.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
,;;">3%
2Va
1
pref—100
1
:
ffia Oct
35,000
14'A
5
July
i
1A
.
ilM July.
100
Apr
26
.
Oct.
3,600
V
%
61«
8A
1038 May
5% July
29%
.
-Oct,.
2 A
-
Oct
39% -Aug
.
July.
25.
17,200
3
;
4%
Jun
25
;100
,
12%
12%
4%
^31/4
5
,
26 Va
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common.
Bolsa
o
11%
Baruch-Foster
5 % %
6
Jan
5% Jan
26%
2%
12%
%
6
77/8
•
Jan
4%
- —
,
51 : V Feb
60% Nov
v
,::
;
Dec
-65.'.
,
Jan
5 A
6Vi
.
Dec
900
32 Va
'
%
.
22% Dec
27% Dec
:
216 July
—
•
26%
Dec
16%
-
-
—
.
Aug
16%
—•
,
15%
16%
Bohack
.-
57 t
..
r
10%
1
Dec
6%
,
9,300
15
Belock
—
63y*
—
57
'
3,500
3,800
Bell
—
25,200
3,000
20%
Jan
9%
19
OCt
Sep
17%
31%
Apr
13
1,900
47%
11%
29%
35 Va
55%
8%
17%
17% May
3 5» May
Jan
50
63 V4
'
15%
30
Jan
Dec 7
19 Va
Sep v
10%
18
Jan
6'A
'
,
2,300
Jan
9
1
2,000
Jan
16%
I
Sep
Va
■
1%
•'4,600
57%
11
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp_
14%
..
18%
10c
Barry
4% May
>
A Jan
42,200 i
13%
')s''
Corp
International
Co
Nov
10%-Dec
.150.
10c
29
Nov
•
3,900
1
Canal-Randolph
,Chamberlin
21%
Jan, .;:
9%
Nov
Jan
1%
11,600
50c
Barnes
Jan
8%
25 Va
Inc
6
loy2
400
22%
common——!»
,——
Canadian Petroflna
Canaveral
100
24 V2
Construction
Bargain Town USA Inc
Beck
Dec
22% May
*
Ltd
Industries
BarChris
6%
9%
Jan
14% Mar
lc
50c
Corp
Oks Co—
Javelin'.Ltd_i.——4--—
Canadian Williston
Feb
21
19%
—'
.
.
Ltd—.—-10c
Husky Oil Ltd
—
1
Industrial Gas Ltd—
2^50
•'*
16%
-
W' »"«'•-• 't1
4,000
2,500
Sep
Dec
-
3 7: Apr
.
i v..
Canadian Homestead Oils
Cletrac
preferred
Securities
Banco
811
20
17%
preference.——.—---t-.20—• r '
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
218
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
—*
12%
'•
36
i
—
Chemical-
Common
Convertible
Baldwin
9 A
20%
1%
277/8
6V2%
Canadian
7%
•'
•
--
,
Camden Fire Insurance'——-——5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd—..—
—*
Canadian Marconi
Apr
7% Jan
Feb
Apr
9% May
2Va May
Jan
I
preferred
A
5%
2
J
1
class
5,300
.
1
Corp
6%
18
Atlas
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
6 Va
1 %
10
1
Inc
3%
Aug
Mining Or
General Industries Inc
Non-voting
Aug
1
7%
1%
29
18
'
preferred--———'—50
Canadian
Nov
7 Va May
y 6%
25
——i._50
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Jan
22
$1.40 series B
Atlas
Avien
Jan
Bp
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrant*
Plastics
Jan
Nov
1
•
•>
.
:.
"preferred--.—*-.—^7,--
Calvan Consol Oil As
Nov
25%
(■'■!\;r\
$3.0ft- preferred
$2v50
26%
'
Vv/;
Power '&
8%
2%
;'-;
Aug
'
Oct
J
600
«.%
8y$
1%
29%
18y4
■fg
Central
Oct
14 y8
10%
>
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd——-•
California Electric Power common
1
6%
t
'
Apr
ItVa- Oct
Jan
11%
2,100
16%
10
2%
11 Va
Maine Power 3.50%
-4%
15%
16%
10
2%
Va
8%
v'
Jan 7
2%
•
Feb
16 Va
Jan
12%
12,300
16%. 16%
_
* 3
:
■
137/» .14%
;
4,100
36
Hadley Corp
46,800
1,100
32
Central
7%
2,300
C
::
..'
yy
Juri
39%
Dec
-4%
5
10 Va
•-
12'A July
13% Jan
11 Va
'
•
Nov
7%
>
•7 6%
Central
5% Apr
4% Oct
?
5%
51'a
Co
5
•
4%
:
200
_
Apr
Feb
10,800
Corp
del Golfo Sugar
Apr
Mar
Dec
1,500
Dec
Jan
iy8
19%
Research
3 A' Apr
10
Dec
15,500
10%
2%
6,000
17
10c
8 A
30%
49,800
19%
2,200
6%
•
600
11,100
34% May
6% Mar
Oct
4
V
.
-
Jan
36%
Dec
3,600
-'
Apr
40 Vz
Jan-
8 A
4%
5.50 ■>: 114 ;
110
114
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred-*
—
103'A 103'A
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets Bord_2s6d
7/8
7/s
il
Carter (J W) Co
---1-1
6% ;
6Ve
6%
Castle (A M) & Co—_——
—10
' 15 ^^ ^ 15
"15%
Cataiin Corp of America.—-------.---I- :'' ' "5%
51/*
5%
2%
-
28%
Devices
Oct
4%
3%
'.v2-
17 V2
Aurora
IA
Jan
-
27%
Audio
Apr
1%
2%
4%
.
14%
Consolidated
3%
1,200
2 Ya
50c
Atlas
Aug
2,200
.;
Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atlantica
Dec
36
5
lc
CO
Associated Testing Lab*
Astrex Inc
Line
Apr
99%
Jan
3%
-1 y?.
Stationers Supply.
Coast
44%
Jun
92
4%
1—
Oil
Atlantic
Jan
35
24% May
3
2%
£1—
regular
Associated
Atlantic
Feb
3%
v
of America
Gas
40%
99%
11
95% Mar
Jan
8%
8,200
39%
89%
4%
-
34%
-
29Va July
1,700
Nev
57a May
95'a May
Jan
2
27,800
8%
1
Burry -Biscuit Corp-—J-—-^--^--12yap
Butler's Shoe-Corp———1
Canadian
1—
4—'.
Industries—
deposit
11%
99%
40o
Laundries
Avis
35% May
1-
Associated
Atco
7% May
9% Jan
30
Associated Food Stores Inc
&
3% Jan
6,300
32
Corp Ltd
American
1,100
40 y«
Inc
Electric
Associated
6%
2.50
preferred
Electronics
86% May
18%
11 Va
Aluminum Co com
Arnold Altex
Arrow
17% May
ft
94%
warrants
Co.
Jan
45% Feb
600
5,900
5%
28c
Co
Apr
15%
Light 4.72% pfd_ 100--
Arkansas Power &
Armour
73%
5%
5
pfd__100
A
Gas
11
69%
5%
3ys Dec
16
1
Apollo Industries Inc
Power Co 4%%
10 y4
71
May
32% May
13% July
Jan
12,000
11
21
Jan
3,100
3%
12 Va
Apr
7/a May
Dec
1,700
Oct
3%
Jan
16%
Apr
36
Jan
•'
%
15%
3%
AppaJacnian
4%
Mar
600
7%
Ire
23 % May
Jan
19,600
4.75
-
7% Jan
4% Jan
%
15%
•
30
31% May
.1,300
American dep .rets
4% Jan
2% Dec
3%
4%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shS-3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c
Pools
May
Company—.—-2.50
(The)
HU1
Mines Ltd—
—,
16%
Anthony
ft
2% Dec
7,500
Jan
Apr
12% Jan
Dec
5%
15%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
82
27%
19,900
"2%
1
Corp
Jan
6%
16%
Andrea Radio
7% Mar
Nov
55
42%
,
225
200
7%
-
ord shares-;—3c 6d ;
Burnell & Co InC—--—..-v.-—^."--25c
"
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc—:—■— -—1
30
1
20c
2
A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
6%
15%
;
{
,v.
24%
2%
Burma
4%
3
preferred
5
Writing Paper
——.—.3
3% Jun'
48
Dec,
7. 4 Va Jan 7
25:..
10%
Bunker
5%
5%
1,800
7%
'
Buell Die &
16%
3y8
Seal-Kap Corp of Del-
American
Jan
Nov
2%
,
23 Va
16%
—-10 Mkdhine - Co-^wJ-ii:^—-1 i
Feb
4'/a
Manufacturing Co——12.50
Petroflna Inc class A
1
800
46,900
24%
14%-
preferred——.—9
preferred
Dec
43%
tt
50o
—
Inc
1%
"
14
j..
-
Apr
5%
Mills Ltd—
shares
MARC
12% May
34%
2,400
.
Mar;
33% May
Dec
4%
11,600
High
21%
>
Nov
13
--
- -
common—i.___50c";.-
12%
13%
4 14
"7%
-
Company^.------—u-—...66%0
Budget,Finance- Plan
July
•
83%
14%
6
B S F
-
Jan
4% Dec
76%
150
68
65
•;
(E L)
3% Jan
6,500
Inc
16
4%
35%
Co__—
Rubber
Brown
8% May
Dec
ft
1,650
Systems Inc
—10
—1
Co'Inc—---——1
Ltd class B_——-*
Jan
14%
4%
1,100
■i
10% Oct
7%
<
preferred—
4%
6% Sep
8%
4i*
8%
13 V4
25 23 Va
,
3%
4%
Israeli Paper
Co
11%
9% May
6,000
2%
Oil
Jun
12 y8
American-Internatl Aluminum———25c
American
15%
14%
45%
American
Jan
4,700
79%
Electronics
American
Sep
„
.
—l
Brown Forman" Distillers cl A com—30c
Class B common
3<)c
8
4%
Business
American
Jan
6
13%
65
Low
8,200
1-50
Company
Brown
Feb
70
13%
—20
*
1
Range for Year 1961
•;
High
Low
■
dep rdts oj'd rear-.i-.—,
Instrument Co Inc
——25c
Amer
5%
—I
;Par
Co Ltd-^-
British Petroleum
Feb
9% Jun
5%
78%
American
.
4%
3,900
4%
Corp
Jan
84%
Feb
is %
Co
145
Jan
ft
31,100
10%
American
Jan
Apr
7%
Aluminum Co of America
Amurex
7%
7%
79%
Beverage
5%
7%
9
of Prices
Sale Price
V
.
Shares
34% Aug
5,40ft
'•
for Week
__
28% May
89
Corp
Book
Oct
Brooks
Inc
American
Sep
12%
Dec
79
—3
American
93%
10% May
"3%
5%
.50o
American
Jan
5% Dec
8% Nov
86 %
31 %
Inc..
Oil
50%
67
Paper Corp
Ambassador
8% May
87%
86 %
6%
Control Co Inc..
Rainwear
Feb
7,500
7%
Allied
Almar
Jan
3%
h
Apr
'3%
3%
1
Allied
Alsco
8%
13,400
Corp
Unlimited
Sep
18% Mar
23 Va May
\
4,900
5%
9%
warrant*—:
-—Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A—£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5 Va %
convertible preferred—
10
Alloys
12'A
47/a
Sales
Range
13Va
13
14%,
Bourjois Inc
.J
—
1
17% >■'•. 17% 18%.
Bowling Corp of America——i—L.'lOc ■
5%'%
5
5%:.,Brad Foote Gear Works Inc..—---20c - .
2%
2V\
2% ,.
Brandy wine Raceway Assn——^
1
45% . 44% 45%
Brazilian Traction Light
Pow-orcL.-* - $ 3 r*y'
3 ., 3%'
Breeze
Corp—————-——1
6
6
6%
Bridgeport Gas Co—
33 %
- 32%
33
Brillo Manufacturing Co——.——1 - - 33 %
33 Va 33%
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
—■—1 '• ; 2 A
> 2A ; 2.%.%
British American Oil Co-—• •
34% 35%
British American Tobacdo—• >
• * t"
- •
^
Amer dep rets ord
bearer—£1- -.: —
8%
8%
Amer dep rets ord
registered-.
£1 :>■ •
8 V8
32%
32%
British Columbia
Power—
—* - ,32%
Apr
Jan
oct
"6,100
4 Va
20
7%
n
2,700
10c
——1
Oo
All American Engineering
Alleghany
3,600
;
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
Apr
2%
3;ioo
\ American Stock Exchange;
Week's
Last
'
:
'•5|J;
3% Apr
17%
——1
Inc
Properties
Feb
',13%
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American aha.
All-State
1%
6
Southern
60
4.20% preferred—100
Airlines
13,600
13
76
Steel Co common———10
preferred
100
5%
4
4%
Wood
Alan
Alaska
Nov
11
Agnew Surpass Shoe Storon.
Aid Investment & Discount Inc__
Great
3 %,
2%
13%
Go.
Aeronca Manufacturing
Power
12%
2%
,
.
High
4,800
13%
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Alabama
11%
2%,
:
Aerojet-General Corp
Alabama
"2%
•
common
Range tot Yeas 196L
'
High,
3%
12
25*
Acme Precision Product* Inc—. —1
Acme
Wire Co
1®
Admiral
Plasties
Corp
10®
Aero-Plow Dynamics Inc
1
A
STOCKS
Low
2%
2%
Construction Corp
Missiles &
Class
Low
2%
1
10*
Petroleum Carp claaa A
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp.
Aberdeen
Acme
^ .>
•
Sales
,,
for Week
Range
Shares
of Prices.__
Last
Apr-.
May
13%
•'"
Feb
8%
Apr
27% May
3%
Oct
18% Mar
.54
Nov
9% Mar
H
> Volume
Number 6121
195
(33)
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
33
♦
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 29)
Week's
Low
Par
15%
15%
21%
Bottling
Co
Carrier Industries Inc
Corp
Petroleum
Corp
Consolidated
United Corp
Crose
173/4
9%
;
26%
Nov
Jan
205/s
Oct
9%
Apr
6
2,700
Low
Nov
Jan
2,900
17%
Jan
10
,6% Oct
Garan
400
31§
Dec
63/a
15,700
6,000
1%
Jan
Jan
423/4
2,800
6
Nov
2%
4%
2,100
23%
Dec
9%
9%
9%
400
6V2
15%
15%
2,200
11V*
Apr
General
Nov
4%
Jan
10%
Dec
Jan
193/8
Sep
American
,
■
General Gas
Drug
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
Laboratories class A
B
Class
-
2 3/i
Jan
5%
7'/a
; 7%
2,200
5
Jan
8 3/4 Mar
24%
24%
18%
20
8%
8%
./
10
common—1
i
1
common
3,800
19 %
*
*
Corporation
Curtis
4%
24%
Co—
Tobacco
Cuban
Cubic
4%
7%
25c
10c
Co——
Oil & Land Co
Crystal
4%
10
19 %
18%
Oct
:
32 % July
200
8%
Dec
'
4,200
:
Corp
Corporation
Plywood
General
Stores
Genung's Incorporated—
'
10
Jan
8
1,400
Apr
"Sep
8
,
343/4
15%'Mar
Sep
15% Mar
-
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System inc cl A
*0
—10c
Day
debenture stock
Desilu Productions Inc
———1
Dennison
8 Vv
Mfg class
A
4%
K 5
12
:
6%
.
r
V,
12%
Jan
Industrial
&
:■
Jan
4%
Jan
50
26 y4
Jun
12%
73/8
1,900
9 Ya
27%
293/8
9Ya
900
Jan
26s/a
Distillers
•
/
v
10
9%
Dec
/'Apr
Jan
137
41
151
Apr
8%
,'10,400
7%
3,300
7
10%
%
10%
7,900
43/4
4%
12
:%.
'5%
Nov
IS Mar
Dec
Dec
1,700
'"J. 4%
Dec
23/a
7%
7%
•73/4
2%
*
! 14%
14%
145/s
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
7.50
103/b
17"%
preferred---—.-—32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp.———
——.1
40%.
:
7%x
,
2%
1
Research
Dome Petroleum Ltd—---
Bridge Co Ltd—I
Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Corp
—
1
393/4.
Oct
63/4
Jan
143/1
'/■■iii;';;
.
25
Dec
14%
Jan
Jan
10%
8,400
Jan
.
41
■n,:
"/'I
Mar
Siwsn:
I
50% May
Eastern
Company
1
25
20c
21!
1,100
...
preferred series A——-———
*'
$6 preferred series B__•
$7
61%
650
30 S/8
13%
Elder
Mines
Dev Ltd
and
Electrographic
10c
Electronic Assistance Corp_
6%
Apr
8%
Apr
8% May
20% May
"
,
,
20c
'
V '
Equity Corp common—
——_——_10c :
$2 convertible preferred
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
1o% cum 1st preferred
—
.10
Ero Manufacturing; Co—_—
1
—
14,800
123/4
Feb
28% May
5%
Dec
12% May
7%
Nov
9,200
1,500
4 V4
Nov
5
Jan
3,300
4%
Dec
700
22%
Jan
393/4
Nov
40
94%
Jan
102%
Drilling Co
Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Falcon Seaboard
Farmer
Fanny
Federated
Petroleum
Felmont
Filmways
Financial
Inc..
General
National
First
Corp
Realty
.•—:
.'I
Sterling Inc
Fischer <Sr Porter
Fishman
(M H)
—
Gray
Great American Industries
Basins
6%
7%
7%
:•>
Motor
Forest
City
Fotochrome
Fox
of
Lakes
Bowling
Lakes
Sep
53/8
(The)
Fuller
(Geo
For
A)
5 3%
2,200
136
35,100
33
6
83/a
1ft
23%.Mar
11% May
Jan
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Jan
14% July
5%
Aug
10
Jan
*11
3ft
3'/a
12%
5%
5%
5"%
5%
6
2,400
4%
Jan
Apr
143/4
jun
Oct
5%
i
,
Dec
2 ft May
Jan
2ft
21,800
>.
28%
Jan
*
lVa
10,600
3%
12%
5%
6,900
4%
Sep
7"/4
Apr
2,800
47/a Mar
9%
Jun
4,500
-
93/4
23*%
Jan
20%
20%
4%
-.4%
300
3V4
14
200
10y4
Jan
1%
700
13A
Dec
7%
24,700
4%
Jan-
~6%-
■63/8
283/4
263/4
29
15%
15%
17
2.50
600
:■
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Company
Inc—Y—
Co—_ 1^—
footnotes,
—-
11%
113/4
—_
9%
93/8
Nov
3%
33/4
—1
—_10c
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see page
36,
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6
11
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/
37%
6:T
10%
9ft Mar
May
97
Aug
--
■
343/4 Aug
a
Dec
38
<
'""(15
Jan
Jan
23 %
Dec
10
Jan
18%
Apr
10%
Jan
26 % May
Jan
23'/a
Dec
24 %
Dec
32%
Nov
23%
Jan
35 «/2
Apr
11%
-—
2
1
Dec
1%
2,400
Guerdon
>•
15%
12,400
200
3% May
Jan
Corp
27 %
28
8%
8%
9
73/4
73/a
7%
3,400
23/a
2%
2%
7
6%
7%
v
2,000
50c
9c
5%
15%
40
11%
143/b Mar
34,800
1%
Sep
3% May
309,300
4%
Dec
8
w
-
Dec
Dec
11 %
Oct
1%
Jan
6%
Nov
7,700
«y4
Apr
12
273/4 May
40
50
1%
24
Jan
4,100
,
3
Jan
%
10,100
200
7%
200
28%
5y8
Nov
5,500
3%
Nov
41
45%
16,600
12%
Jun
213/4
223/4
1,600
11
333/4
35%
43
46
43% May
Feb
3,900
13
11% Apr
2%
Apr
?5''
56%
Dec
29%
Jun
Jan
36
Dec
Sep
41
/
Jan
9%
2,200
■
Apr
Dec
16
Jan
5%
May
3ft May
Jan
11
5%
——1
50c
1
1
Industries
Gulf & Western Industries.
Gulton Industries Inc
7%
.
.
Apr
7
3,900
%
Gulf States Land &
39 % Mar
26% Sep
Jan
16
13/8
Company
Corp
Nov
Dec
253/4
Land
17%
11,500
4%
American
Jun
33% May
7y4
•
253/4
;
3%
■
Jan
Oct
500
7%
10%
Leases
17%
12
vte
1,000
Y
27%
Warrants
Gulf
2%
2%
30
10,000
73
'
Apr
H-
—
Hardeman
1
25c
1
10
Corp.—
Inc
(Paul)
Corporation
Electric Light—L
Co
Mfg
Hastings
1
4
20
Jan
4>/4
Dec
1,400
6,100
y
7
24%
Jan
16%
Sepr>
11%
12
20%
7
4,500
20%
2,200
14%
76
10%
11%
8%
•
19%
Lithographing -Co———-10c
10c
Havana
Hazel
Mining
:
Corp..
(WE)
& Co 5%%
pld
Nov
Nov
Jan
84%
2,700
•i
Jan
8%
Dec
11%;
Nov
43/4
Jan
9%
Nov
%
1,400
■J
1%
Jan
Apr
3%
27,500
3%
Dec
10% Mar
103/8
5,700
3%
Jan
12%
Nov
17%
Aug
14 %
143/4
9%
5,800
Jan
43
48
4,600
43
Dec
67 % Mar
37
4,700
32%
Jan
45% July
14%
15%
8,500 '!'
6%
3%
3%
3,200
3%
Oct
16%
i; i,8oo
11 y4
Feb
2% :»2%
35%
20,100
Y-
1,200
,
,s:
Nov
110
100
Jan
70
15
3%
Higbie Manufacturing Co_T
1
Highway Trailer Industries com..—25o
5%
convertible preferred
_,_10
Hill's Supermarkets Inc.l.
——50c
-:.16%
23/8' 5%
Inc
Mar
7
63 *
Jan
82%
Jan
19% May
—
-10c
10e
Products
Galion
Hercules
26
18%
343/4
100
4% preferred
Helmerich & Payne Inc
15% Mar
.
Jan
2,400
i
y*
Jan
9%
93A
14%
47
25c
*
*
100 ;
Co
ft
"i'"l25% 'Sep
3%
3%
Inc—50c
-9% Mar
;C41 %i;Nov
1.60O
8%
&
//
Bishop Inc
Hebrew National Kosher Poods
-6% May
-
1,200
15%
73%
"...
1%
3,900
15,100
5 uu-;
41 %
18%
1°3^
83/4
•;
4
:
4%
40%
18%
12
20%
14%
73%
•
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Inc...
Stores
33/4
3%
43/4
41%
—10c
2
H & B American Corp—.
A
50c
6
27
10
5
Nov
May
Jan
6%
2,100 :
"
v
Mar
8%
Jan
Feb
Nov
•28
Jan
10
600
4
Nov
17% Mar
7%
Feb
33/4
8,600
•<"
2%
13%
2,700
-
8%
Jan
14% May
8
8%
6,700
3%
Jan
12%
Apr
1%
1%
2,500
iy8
Dec
2%
Apr
i 22%
23%
1,800
18%
1%
25c
10%
5y4
13%
8%
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
'
*'
K
18% May
2y4 Oct
V, 3%
3%
133/4
1
;
—
5%
26%
10Vs
———2.50
& Co Inc common
(R)
Class
16
26%
r
i
"warrants"
Hotels
Hilton
Hoe
Holly Stores Inc..
Co
Holophane
Group Inc
Finance
Home
Home
Oil
Class
Co
B
6>/4
;v
11
34%.: 373/4
5,500
10 y4
>
.
;
-1,400
Hardart
&
A)
Hardart
preferred
5%
Hubbell
Motors
B
Vitamin
Hudson
Products
Hycon Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc—
IMC
3
•
500
400
12 y4
13 '/a
11,300
11%
12 %
34%
22%
29% Jan
15%
43
Apr
Oct
19
Nov
7 U
Sep
13%
5,900
7ft
Sep
12%
Dec
25
32%
Nov
38%
Apr
May
189%
Jan
a
145
Dec
161%
120
38%
40%
2,000
35 »/4
Nov
53
Jan
98%
99%
40
96
Jan
103
Jan
33%
200
30
Jan
35
Apr
8%
2,100
Oct
15'/a May
18%
2,100
160
83/a
73/4
5
18
18%
18%
283/4
,
7%
25
173/4
18%
1,000
14%
30 3/8
3,900
27
Jan
Apr
25 V2
15% Jan
283/4
Apr
Aug
51% May
2%
Jan
7% May
10%
Dec
3%
3%
15,200
10%
14%
6,100
24%
Apr
13 %
14%
8,500
12 %
Dec
31%
Apr
22%
26
4,100
; 21%
Dec
32% Mar
7%
3%
14%
14
25 %
-
Magnetics
Dec
Inland
Jun
Inland
8
6,700
7%
Nov
16%
Credit
Corp
Homes
International
163
Dec \
73/8
28
(•'
Jan
*
5
Apr
'f: 7% Nov
Co
class
A
Corp...,
of
North
America
Breweries
International
48%
17%
11%
85%
4%
11%
86%
5%
11%
•
85 y4
5V2
5
;
35
12%
104'%
6%
1
,
.
5
43/4
33 %c
1
——
5%
34% 35%
12% 12Y2
5
5%
—1
Inc..
Products
Oil
Intex
Investors
Iowa
Iron
Company
Royalty
^
Public Service Co 3.90%
Fireman
Air
67%
Irving
48% May
Israel-American
Oil
Corp^
2%
pfd—100
Manufacturing.—
Chute—
19% May
]
8
47%
17
,
——
1
1
10c
—
Y
,
ft
Dec
2,200
37 y»
Jan
48%
Dec
13
Jan
17%
Dec
Dec
10
13,800
8%
4Va
2,100
22% 23 %
18% 19%
ft
%
|
9
9%
38
Dec
24
% Mar
111%
Jan
6%
Dec
4%
Dec
3
11%
Nov
6%
5,100
700
Jan
3*v4
76% July
41,300
85
15%
Jan
23%
17%
Dec
ft Jan ;
July
Feb
9% May
"
9,300
2,700
Nov
12% Mar
40
30% Aug
200
Jun
Jan
76 y4
5,000
Dec
Jan
18%
300
1,200
Oct
91
9V4 May
Dec
4%, Jan
2,500
900
--
Jan
80
330
Sep
14
9y4 Aug
2,600
TYa
27%
,/r: '—
23%
18%
71?
6,700
* 6%
;V
2%
Apr
6,000
11% May
103'% 106
67% -7%
39
39y4
4%
5
Dec
*:.12% Nov
■
Jan
-
May
■
*V;17% Jun
Jan
8 V2
8ie
8
48V*
17
A
"
250
1
—1
Plywood Co Inc
Insurance
Noy
21
'
*
73/4
33%o
Corp
Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
Imperial
Industrial
9Va
3%, Jan
•
37
.
32%
10c
1
2.50
8
Co
Hydrometals Inc.—;
Hygrade Food Products
.33/a May
Nov
Jan
11%
383/4
1
Inc
Jan
4y8
15
5
common
3/4
7,500
Oct
28
Jan
14,800
36
161 %
1
Inc class A com
(Harvey)
Class
2
19%
34 %
•
100
2.50
Co
1%
173/4
13
12%
'
•
common
Mfg Co
(The)
Electric
*."■
7.50
Co
Baking Co
&
33% Aug
Jan
2,500
1,400
(Geo
&
20
'
Jan
Jan
1,200
-
Hormel
Horji
*
•
class A
Ltd
23 y#
1%
19%
37
-
60c
1
*
1
s—j.
International Holdings Corp.
93/4
5,100
.
Mines—-L'U—5
Hollinger Consol .Gold
Holly Corporation-
Apr
—
5r
10%
3%
11%
15
23/a
Apr
2%
12/ 1 Jan
13,100
.1.25
—
A
24% x24%
15%
103
3:
11%
1,500
11%
6
16'-*' Jan
4,200
-
-14
:
24%
10%
18
Feb v;
131'/a
Inc
2%
May
17
4,700
'
12%
133/4
Apr
13% Mar
Apr
5'A
15,700
3,800
1%
May
28% May
,
Feb
aa
5
7,700
12
7%
1%
—
Enterprises
Friendly. Frost
Nov
y
:———
Head Brewing. Co—
Fresnillo
Dec
65% May
Dec
27%
4%
2%
1
Stores Products
5
Industries Inc class A com—•
Grocery
Howell
12%
7%
14
2%
1
Hydraulics
Hoskins
12 %
27%
20%
v
4%
Gridoil Freehold
5%. Mar
1,800
'
*1,000
5
nreferred series A
6%
Greer
9
Aug
9% Mar
11,000
6%
29%
30 %
Producers common—60c
Western
Jan
13%
7V4
li h
-
-r-
21% Mar
3,400
28%
29%
10c
20c
1
Inc
Chemical Corp
Great
Great
Jan
16 3/8
Canada
Inc—
Apr
9
5% Oct
12%
4%
22%
28 %
1
Co
Petroleum
Great
6%
1,300
2,900
-
.1
Ford
93/4
11
Jan
15%
11%
5,600
29%
4
Varnish
Manufacturing Co—
Grand Rapids
33/a
12,000
3%
7
27%
—
—
Co:—
Co Inc—
Flying Tiger Line
14% May
Jan
47%
600
56%
33/8
-
32
4%
25,500
5
•
63/4
:•
5%
ll3/#
10c
—8
preferred
60c convertible
/
Construction
&
common
Warrants
Firth
10c
1
25c
10c
Corp..
Corp
15%
1
1
A
Purchaser class
38
55%
"i
1
class A
Corporation
Gorham
Horn
43/4
Jun
3% Apr
Jun
V
100% ioo3/8
55 %
3%
63/4
IYa
13"%
1
1.50
1
Corp
Fabrex
Jun
i
''
43%
,
1
Esquire Inc———i—
T1—1 J.4
Esquire Radio & Electronics.:—1—10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd—_—$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
!_10c
Espey Ml'g & Electronics—
£
20
.
6%
53/4
38
♦I'V
V*
Dec
Apr
9
8%
373/8
100
pfd
5
'
24%
21,000
6,500
5%
t
11%
Apr
,Yl% May
Jan
7%
1
'
Jan
15
27%
5
*
>
Nov
14%
23%
r
29% May
8
,
40
20% May
45/b
*
Oct
Jan
7s/a
'
19
Dec
——*
1
•<
Apr
8%
Inc——
Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Apr
171
16%
El-Tropics
Emery
180
6,000
Electronics
'
Apr
11,700
5%
;
25%. Oot :* Y
39%
>
Nov
8%
31% May
.
Jan
18,800
12
25%
•
533/4
:
Jan
11%
27%
7%
734
4%
83/4
Corp.*.
Inc wi
Jan
153
1,300
—50c
& Missile Facilities——25c
Corp of America
1
Emerton
13% May
25
13,300
9%
-.
Nov
11,400
19 3%
Emenee
"
1%
8%
Electronic
8%
Aug
1723/4
•
19%
18%
Co
10%
Jan
21%
9%
Specialty
Nov
Jan
1%
203/b
19 Vet
Electronic
—
5% Mar
v.
'Aug
Nov
5%
3 3/a
:19%
*
July
1
16%
Manufacturing Co
Harvey's Stores class A
37%
23'%
r"
I6OV0 160%
Associates Inc—10c
Electronic Research
93
1
Inc—.
Apr
73
.
900
Communications.:——1
Electronic
r--* —
21%
Hartlord
33 %
10%
>
11%
.
125
22
•
Inc—:
6%
Oct
if 6,300
21^
Feb
963/4
0
1
B
Inc
Systems,
Co
Nov
Jan
26
1,000
2,000
1%
;
—-——-*-1
Corp
97
94%
11,600
4ft
Jan
19,300
19%
1
1
Corporation
Erlo
Jan
15%
Harhisclifeger Corp
2% Jan
7% Jan
.17,300
6
>
8Va
14
Jewelry
Gordon
Hecla
•—
.
14%
Ham
May
Uy.25%
$ 2,300
4%
123/4
—
80O
400
29% May
Jan
'■
...
12%
15%
21
5»/4
6
27
Freightways Inc
Eastern States Corp common-———-1
Eastern
11 %
15%
Harbor Plywood
Jan
33/a
-'.■■■■-
3%
9%
Nov
15%
Hall Lamp Co
TU'
18 v Sep
10% Jan
400
i 3%
29
6
10%
1
1%
1,000
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Goodman
Heller
Devices Inc_—.—
Co class A
Air
6,60a
•
2,400
Dec
E
Can
l3/4
126,400
Helena Rubenstein Inc..
Eastern
1%
17 %
Distilleries class
Heli-Coil
Eastern
Nov
13% May
'
59 Vi
13%
Nov
14%
-~r.-
Jun
Nov
% Apr
200
•
.
4%
12,100
10%
173/4 May
'
Jan
Nov
:■
Jun
■16%
26%,/Jau
2,200
i..
60%
6,600
15%
Oct
32
Apr
Nov
18
19 % July
10 3/a
\
Dec
33 Ya
31!
•:
11%
14%
34%
Security
Hartiield
,3%
4
Dec
143/8
•
/ 30
Potash Co
—,—*
Dyiiaiectron Corp
—10c
Dynamics .Corp of America—.——1
Duval Sulphur &
'T: h. \
v"
Apr
10 y4
475
133/4
.
31!
-i-
—
Jan
■
9,000 /;'^"'-7
•
i
45,
18%
18%
' 3%
.
17
15%"
15%
13%
311
—1
>—
7
43/b May
14% Apr
2,200
fi.a
44
.41%
15 3A
18 %
135/a
10s
Test Corp—
15%
<
15%
~
5% May
Jan
1,500
3,400
A
8
Jan
10
Oct
41
.
7%
-
Durham Hosiery class B common.—(
Duro
18
153/8
43%
Co———-il—-——:~1
Duraloy (The)
17 %
—
Drilling & Exploration Co
1
Driver Harris Co———c———~.—5■;\
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
10% Mar
2»/4
A'V"
10%
;
*
Ltd-
Brewery
Apr
9,900
\
10%
15%
41/4
700
f
$2
Dow
14
4,500
8,100
.
"ft
x
11%
3%
1,300 -V.-;
9"%
Co
Griesedieck
200
53/8
\
39
£.. 8 % Feb
5% 1
43/8
ft
43/a
•
113/4
Draper
May
.3%
2%
Dominion
20
8,400
53/a
Dominion
Jan
30,200
11%
&
16% Apr
93/a Feb
:l, 9,000
53/8
Chemical
Nov
Oct
45/8
.
*j3//4
Dixon
73/a
-
—10s
———1
4
ord reg
dep rets
Amer
Diversey Corp——-—
Dixilyn Corp class A cony
373/4
16%
(Adolf)
Feb
7%
ft.
Jan
Feb
Apr
823/4 Mar
143/8 Jun
Feb
2
7,000
r
145
43/a
4%
9%
4'/a
33%
Gobel
12% May
7% Apr
6%
3,300
7%
—10
1st preferred
Co Ltd—-•
1%
/
Jan
1%
10%
16%
Union
123/4 Mar
5%
4%
5
Products
Jan
3% May
10% May
5,200
10 %
Globe
23
75/a
7%
1
-1
Devon-Paluier Oils Ltd
25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
Gasket
4%
2,000
Jan
32,800
33%.
Globe
Oct
.
Manufacturing
Detroit
Jan
2
"
73/4
•
*
4c
Mines Ltd
Co
Great
Detroit
2%
1
Apr
Dec
6%
145
Nov
102%
13%
28%
Apr
7%
4%
29 V*
11%
12%
8%
28%
145
11
ny2
;
1,000
1,500
10
9 3/4
6 3/8
4.Y2 Oct
5ft
—
,
.5
29 y4
•
53%
35
com„20c
50c
5
100
Stores
Dejay
15,800
1,900
24,200
'
■
Nov
39%
JaD
7%
26%
C)
(A
Glenmore
8
7%
73/4
4%
5
12
.
2
26%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
—____50c
20%
Dec
15,700
Corp——.—,—50c
Inc com class A n-v
1
Foods
Giant
Gilchrist
D
Crystal Dairies-
10%
Sep
123/4
Controls
Gianninf
Gilbert
Daryl Industries Inc
50c
Davega Stores Corp common——2.50
5 7o
preferred
■—20
Davidson Brothers Inc..
—-l.V:
1,800
9%
*
*
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
.' $4.60 preferred—
Giant Yellowknife
Daitch
2%
10%
33 y8
-
14% Mar'
10%
:
10
,9,800
83/4
9%
9%
Jun
Corp
'
2
5
2.50
50c
1
1
Fireproofing
General
1,200
1,024
—tl
dep rets ord reg
Dec
General
Crown
High
98 YA
1
1
1
Development Corp
Electric Co Ltd—
General
Y
19
34
"wts"
Alloys Co—
Builders
Corp
General
17%
100
—1
preferred
Mfg Co
General Acceptance
103/» May
4
common
Gellman
35/b May
29 y4
Low
33%
1
*
—
Co
Power
5%
General
5%
16
Inc
Gatineau
Dec
2%
6V2
Range for Year 1961
High
Jun
1%
39
1
5
Co____.
Petroleum (Md)
Central
Feb
Apr
5%
2 '/a
(Del)__50c
-5
—1
*
;■—25c
Crowley Milner &
Crown
9
9%
(ord reg)-—£1
receipts
American dep
Cresmont
~8% ~9
f'
9
zL
Ltd—-
Courtaulds
15%
13
1,100
Shares
18% Aug
14%
200
20%
—1.50
of New England—1
Cott
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
19»%
15%
21
A
class
Beverage Corp
Creole
17%
5
Cott
Crane
100
'
1
Reynolds common—
&
preferred
$1
17%
*
:—r
Inc
Corroon
Low
High
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Tear 1961
153/4
cl A voting—*
(H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting—
Corby
*
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
for Week
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Coro
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
V
May
Mav
Dec
36% Mar
% Sep
.?
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January I, 1962
(34)
34
[/
*
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 29)
*
stocks
American
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
1961
Range for Year
Shares
Jeannette Glass Co
vr
12'A
3,400
6V4
55/'H
47/n
150
7%
Nov
4>/4
3%
4 Va
7.20J
3%
2%
21,200
Hi'
Dec
10%, May ;
Dec
2^6
Va Nov
25
Jan
210
:.!•
10c,
Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
800
23
22 Vu
6
Construction Co—
Industries
Jetronic
1
Jan
310
Apr v
"
Katz
Corp
Chemical
Kawecki
f ;
t-
8%
3
3%
14,000
2%
94V2
Aug
25%
2,400
24%
Dec
36%
1,200
18%
Oct
23%
1,700
39%
56%
25c
50 Vb
481/4
50%
23%
23%
1,600
10
Jail
31*
11
11%'
7,300
10%
Nov
11%
11%
3,UoO
11%-Dec
1
Hi
;
Sep
'
1
1
—1
.
1
10c
Inc
Kleer-Vu
Industries
Klein
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
1
5
——25c
Corp.——-5
Kostln Corp
.-7.50
Kratter (The) Corp class A
1
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co———
Klion
(H L) Inc
Knott Hotels
———
1%
•
1%
5,500
1%
1%
3
14%
24 Va
2-
1
2
9,500
1 %
6,800
1%
Nov
N
{it Feb
4% May
3Ve
3,800
2% Jan
1,800
9%,j Feb!
24
24%
5,000
%
1,300
25%
16%
4,100
6%
12,100
6 A
Nat
4
Jan
National Alfalfa
Bellas
Jun
National
Bowl-O-Mot
Corp
% May
National
Brewing Co
(Miclu
National
Casket
26
Jan
8%
Dec
Oct
Hess
21%
9 Va'
8%
8%
24
!
8,900
23%
24
15%
15%
•
100
28%
33,200
2'%
2,800
10o
7%
7 Vt
;
11%
27
Feb
18'%
2
Apr
Mar
19% Mar
July
14
Nov
31%
Jan
Nov
3% May
Jan
V
Realty
8%
5%
3,600
Le Tourneau
12% May
Jan
Steel
Lockwood
Class
8,900
20%
19%
Dec
47
Jun
36 '/a
Mar
Jim
4%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
4,400
3 Va
Jan
Nestle-Le
5'%
5%
1,700
Dec /
Dec
6%
5%
7
Jan
New
A
New
New
Idria
,■13
13
:
'
500
12%
Oct
17%
Jan
1,300
13%
Jan
21
9,500
4%
Oct
6
5%
2,800
5%
Sep
8% May
9
'
May
1,400
4.%
Nov
64,001)
1%
174
24
20%
8%
1
10c
24
8%
13%
9%
13'A
9'/a
14%
10,900
9%
23,400
5
34%
33
36
5%
1V8'
5
Nov
5%
1 '/U
24%
24%
150
NOV
34
4%
Jan
26 V4 May.
7
8,800
8%
23%
400
24%
9% Apr
4
Apr
Feb
7%
Jan
6%
325
Nov
18
May
8%
Gas
Louisiana
25c
;
1
;
Land
New
Park
New
Process
Friday
Service
Luxikenheimer
';•.•*«
4%
,1,300
l'A
16,800
1%
11%
*
12'A
i«4oo
10%
Jan!
30'/«
Nov
6%
6
2^,%
2An
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27
lu,
Ju/il
—
>
6%
10
Lynch
»
Corp.!
2.50
'
Co
2
—
33
6%
6%
5,400
.
Apr
Oct
11 %
Dec
Jan
39%
Sep
6
Jun
tl%
Apr
New
New
Dec
*v
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8 Va
Nipissing
-
3% Jan
,oO
V 0
6,200
23 Va
May
6,100
2 Vb
Jun
20% May
46 Vt-Mar
,
Dec ;
16%
May
7 Va
Doc
Jun
23%
Nov
5 ''"O
60 %
Jan
79 %
Dec
3,000
200
16
Jun
32% Aug
28%
.
9
6%
800
Oct'
10% May
3,200:
Thi" Feb
6,800
3%
Jun
3,800
6%
Aug
12
12s,it Aug
16% May
9i/4>*
10
Va
8%
2,300
4%
12%
14,700
7%
Jun
7,000
! 3%:
17% May
12 % May
Jan
12 V4
8
■4
3%
27
28 \
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12
'710
13
r
27
Dec
10,200
11%
4%
38
Sep
ll Va
Dec
11%
Juti.
18 Vb
22
24%
26-
22
22%
700
19%
19%
300
24,600
1%
2 %
3%
3
12%
Jan
31
Jan
31%
Apr
Jan
10% Jan
6,200
•'
JU11
4A May
23%
Dec
20%
Nov
.18
1,000
2%
17%
i
17%
4,000
3Vb
Nov
21% Mar
1% Mar
! 3,500
Jun
Mar
31% Mar
900
:
Dee
9%
7/i Sep
Dec
8,100
2 i3G
!;.
134
Dec p.,
2%
!"■
,lun!v
Apr
5%
Apr
4-.
/•
l%
Mar
4% May
6,600
14%
ilVk
19
10%
11%
2,900
r"-'.r.9%
15%
19%
8,200
!
17
I6V2
18%'
16%
Dec-!
25%
'
51 %
1%
49
-
51%
10,900
39%
Jun
57%
1%
IV2
63,100
1%
Juxx
14%
16
~
*'■ 4,400
8
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.
.
4,uyvi
V 8 Va
1
1 Va.
%
Dec-
-r.
19
Nov*-
13%
'
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13%
"
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35%
36%
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11%"
,
,-1
Aug
! 28
Apr
Aug
Apr
2% May
-
Jan
.19%
8,000
v
2,300
1
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Mines-..-*—^
lhC-X_
Lltes
2'A •'
138%
137
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Dec
Nov
Jan
17
41,100
1
20
V
/. 124
.
Feb
-
Apr
2 %
Feb
-
Dec
173% Mar
-
37
37
37'A
47%
47%
1,300
23 Vt
Feb
38%
Dec
900
27%
Jan
57
Aug
51%
V
1
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Royalties*
American
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,
i76
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42,700-
i'A
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8 Va
9,700
5%
5%
1,200
2
2% :
2,800
%
■
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4 %%
Ixid Pub Serv
industrial
Nova
Nuclear"Corp
-_1
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of
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Oct
Dec
'6
'
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.
3.
-' July.
4% May
250
84
41,300.
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2 li!
n
j; Jail ?
7%
5,500
3%
3%
25,000
*,
92%
Nov .Feb;*,'
-jj 6:/ii
2V2
Mar
6% May
67% May
Aug
-Vh
7%
3%
Ja
-Oct*.
56%
20
!
%
•
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11,900,
59%
88%
%
1
48,300
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7'/a
(Deli———10c
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3%
59
88
«•<_
Ltd—!--—-1
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North
IIS
1A
-1%
4(4
59%
-
,
1
50
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Peim
Northern
2
•
-
lii
Feb
•
^
i-—=25
!----—
4'
-
1A May
9%
Jan
4'!lr Feb ''
-
:
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ft
A- Jan
1,000
7%
1««
7%
5%
2%
1'
—
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31% Mav
.
Va
40%
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8%
/
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2
1
26,500
V
c
36%
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—25c
Co
12% May
25% Jun
'
8%
7VA
11%
50,000
Nicki'l ;Rim
Pec
29 Va
"' %
27
28%
;
6%
11V4
"'8%
2 ii
•
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York Auction Co
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York & Honduras RosaiTi/—3.33 % i ■'
10%
1%
V/a
12Vb
3()c
!0c
.
<fe- Exploration
Silver Lead Mines
(The)
10J
7%'July'*
13
50c
Co—
Land
Arizona
<!te
Mining Co—.—i
38
,
,
n
Lucky
34%
68
22% May
Feb
37/8
4%%v
& Clxem
Min
Jersey- Zinc
Mexico
North
Louisiana
34%
1%
—1
Co—!-
Mur
New
Noma
25c
Corp
3,00ft
May
29%
Dec
/
■
Electronics
10%
3%
2%
14%
England Tel &
New
i
SVst
-
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
10%
7
Jun
Jan
31 %
Apr
Aug1
Dec
19%
7%
5%
5
8V4
13
18%
19%
8 Vb
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co.
——1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Loral
700
•
Sep
25% Mar
17%
.
Tel
.——20
Haven Clock & Watch Co./——1
1
Bartlett—
:
57
18
Jun
4
20
"
36%
:
12%
Electric
Dec
1
10
i.
Kessler &
6%v ); 11,700
Jan
21%
24'/4
Associates—_—10c
J
Corp——30c
National Video Corp class A
50c
Nedicks Stores Inc—
20c
Nelly Don Inc
2
Union
2%
Inc
Oil Co.
Chain!
'Feb
16
Telefilm
4,000
1
.
Lithium Corp of America Inc—
Locke
3,300
24
25c
class Ai—.
preferred—
Livingston
Dec
8 'A
17r
2%
,
Transit Co
3
1
Inc
(R G)
12 'A
5%
Naliona%Rubber Machinery
10
22^
National Steel Cat' Ltd—-—.———.19%
2%
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
5%
26%
23%
22%
25
23%
10
5
Corp
24%
1,000
2
1
National Research Corp
2%
Corp.;—
Lee Motor Products
Lefcourt
1,200
4,600
-
13
Equipment Rental Ltd
-I
National Petroleum Ltd
!—-25c
National Presto Industries Inc__
2
3
Industries
19% Mar
13%
56
28.
1?.%
,.
1
Machines—
Weld
National Electric
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lanxson & Sessions Co
Lanston
44%, Jan
200
.
National
1
Ltd
Industries
Larclifield
4% May
14
3%
:
1
5
1
National Company Inc
42tq.,NOV
Jan
3% Jan-
21 %
300
2Vt
27
34%
12 %. Jaxx
—
25%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
—-1
Company——
'
26
2%
Apparel Inc_
—————1
Radio Electronics Corp
1
Mines
Feb
12 V4
11%
8%
9%
8 Va
12%
•
1
National
a Jan
;
6%
Apr
20% Apr
National
Shore
3%
12%
IVi
-5 .;?
:—lj/
:—1
25c
pehydrat & Milling—3
Industries Inc,
Nast, Inc class A——
National
Lake
600
-
Inc..
Napco
Apr
National
Lafayette
4'/2
'
34%
Corp.-—
Namm-Loeser's
2%
15%
3
33%0
Class A common.
L'Aiglon
33%
Dec
Jan
Apr
4% May
v
14%
—
Kropp (The) Forge Co
fculka Electronics Corp—
33%
12%
12%
-.15%
3-%
18
—
Nachman
1%
10c
—1.25
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kirkland
17 %
High
-V
Jan
1,000
V 16% May
Kin-Ark Oil Company-:
Kingsford Company—
Kingston Products
:
Kirby Petroleum Co__
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
4%
18
1
5%
:—,-1
_i,—57
Muskegon Piston Ring Co„—L_!2.50
;
10%
Muskogee
Co..—,——tr—--10>.
34%
Muter Company
50c '1
6'A
13%'May
2.50
23 Va
11
11 %
5/;
1
Copper Cobalt Ltd-,
Kilembe
4U
i
3%
Vr,
•; 2
Nov
May
19%
■
t.
•
—
27,000
3%
Inc
TV
Low
15%
Nov
100
19%
Inc—;—!
(Walter) & Co
/•
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Diablo
Range for Yeaj?'1961'
High
13
;
3%
4
Shares
Apr
4% May
24%
19%
Co
Kay Jewelry Stores
Kidde
37,300
3%
'
9%
1
1
(Del)
Kawneer Co
Apr
9
24%
Drug Company
Kavanau
13%
Jan'
Oct'
9
4
Kaltman (D) & Company—!—
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
pfd—100
Corp
14
„—-—1
Mount
Vernon Mills Inc—;
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel—:—u-12.50
Movielab Film Laboratories class A„__l
MPO
Vldeotronics class A—
1
Mt
Muntz
Industries
com_-___l
Murphy Corporation
;
Murray Ohio Mfg Co____
K
Kaiser
Products
preferred——
ti'/e
22
Mctaj
Clemens
Mt
1
Low
High
Low
High
Sales
of Prices
Par
Low
Pax-
JeflefStHJ
Sale Price
for Week
Range,
>
.
for Week
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Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.
Last
Week's
Fi-iday
Week's
Friday
.
^
Nov
May
13% May
8% May
Nov
M
Publications. Inc
MacFadden
Mack Trucks Inc
Macke
—--1
Maekey
8
8V4
3,400
7%
Dec
24%
24 Vb
25%
1,300
15%
Jan
32% Aug
—..1
26
26
27
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19%
Jan
39%
warrants
Vending Co class A
Airlines
33%c
Inc
7%
i
1%
Petroleum Corp vtc——
,1c
Mages Sporting Goods, Name chang'd to
Community Discount Centers Inc.
Magna Oil Corporation50c
Maine Public Service —:
7
Majestic Specialties Iuc
Malloi y' Randall Corp..—.——
-*
10c
32 Va
11
1
1%
...% .:,
39%
Magellan
Mangel Stores
;
'
1%
vl/V-
%
17Vb
Apr
Apr
1<T 900
J Va
Jan
2%
90,900
%
Jiui
H/« May
Jun
Occidental Petroleum
Oliio
Industries
Maxisiield
Tire
Marconi
4%
5'A
3,5ft0
Nov
7%
Apr
21V2
1,700
19'A- July
22'A
Nov
31%
32%
5,000
25
Jun
44 Vi
11'A
.1,900
10%
Nov
14%
Oct
O'okiep Copper Co I,td
39
42
3,400
30%
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57
Apr
Opelika
2.bo
9V4
40c
preferred-
1—
_r_£l
warrants-—!-■—
i——1
♦
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
Ltd
Muule
Iuc—
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McCuiloeli
Mead
Oil
Johnson
Meliaseo
Mfg
Merehnnts
.3
warrants
Corp
Corp
50c
—
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;
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—
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1
6%
10c
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Corp $1 conv
Abrasive—
Factors
Miller
Woiil
3
Jan
to 0 •to
31 '/b
31%.
24% Mur
Jun
1 'A Mar
32
1,800
23V«
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1,200
5 Va
Jun
11%
11%
11%
700
10%
J an
10%
9%
11%
4,200
8 '/a
Jun
36 %
35%
36%
7,000
32
Sep
100
4
Dec
5%
5
-
,
13
13%
21
6
5
13'%
21
21
2,600
ij()c
8%
8T'B
6,200
7%
9%
9*
13%
24%-
24%
5V4
*
24%.
5%
9,400
22'A
3.600
%
28%
21.600
16
16%
2,200
+
100
to
CD-
Co class A
panic pref!
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145
145
*
65
65
36.
9%
9%
68
10 V2
Feb
9% May
19%
•
Jun
13%
104
Sep
Ju
Apr
28%
V
7
Dec
Aug
Jail
8 Va May
H»/4 May
n
%
Jan
-1%
Jun
Dec
45%
*
—
'29%
Apr
2%
.
Nov
6% MiySfe
.
//r
82%
Jan
Jan
92
-
'.
Nov
99
May
'93-/"'May
180
142%
Sep
152
Nov
150
50 Vt
Oct
68
Dec
5,300
5%
6%
97
Jun
%
3%
Jan
3*/ii
Jun
900
-
Dec
Jaxx
Jan
Apr
May
*
14%
Dec
5%
Aug
3,000
Jun
64 % May
4,200
60%
18%
6%
52
16
Jan.
21%
Aug
10% Mav
4%. Oct
4,500
13%
300
13/b
4/4
29%
18%- Nov
Jan
(> 'A
15 in
Jan
May
29:,/4
37/t'r Jan.
2,800
2,700
37
8
preferred^:
25
preferred———————25
preferred-
*
Dec
-
1,700
24% Jun
1,100
24%
24%
22%
22 V4
22%
8%
8%
91V4
■■■■
$4.75
conv
4% Mar
12'
May
Aug
24
Feb
400
22
.
23 % May
9,400
Feb
16% May
170
9
Jan
86 %
Jail
86 %
Jan
91%
Jan
91%
93
97
130
154
10
89
150
130V Jan
95
90%
34%
!4y2
13^'8
9%
Corp
(C A)
Amer shares—1
2 %
Oct
14%
49.100
.
23%
48%
..
;
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,<
Bol
9 /2
<■ 10
57%
23/a
48%
^
.
.
9%
Company
.
Oct
Jan
10 V
Dec
Feb
ioa:v
Mar
900
;
9Va
Dec
12%
Dec
69
Nov
50
—
3,300
"22 %
*50 »/4
-1,600
28%
9%
.
V
•
~r-
;
;4 •: '•
11
—
4%
27 % Mar
Jan-
68V*
Apr*
44,000
%
Dec
1%
38,700
1
Nov
138 May
?
300 *
-
12
Feb
Apr
May
■'7%.
lO 'A
11%
1,300
4%
Jun
15%. Apr
2OV2
500
14 -
Feb
28
12'A
Jan
24%
Nov
12%
Nov
6%
Dec
2|}{
Jan
9
-
20 V2
400
9Vb
3 300
-
•
6
2.%
.
Dec
19%
20%
;
20%
—
July
'
5,200
24 Vt
7%b
7%
10%
20 V2
:
Dec
9%
5%
61%
,
14%
Dec
99%
-
/a
tb
38
190
11,400*
9%
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1
Park Electrochemical Corp class'A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
4
2
Class
B
V-2
Parkersburg-Aelna: Carp.i.
j
-^1
Patino of Canada *Ltd..-__U———1
Pato Consolidated* Gold: DredgvLtd__^_I
Peninsular Metaf"'Prftdttets
1—1
Penn
Traffic CO—
—
2.50
Pentrnu- Electronics-Corp._1
Chemical
47/« May
Jan
25%
8%
9%
61
Super
Pantepee Oil
3,600
2,900
4
105
Markets
1
class -A
£---50c
Page-Herscy Tubes———».
4---;—*
Pall Corp class AL—!_■— —;——x—1
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Park
Nov
Nov
I
-—
Packer's
99%
VV 168 Oct
'
Paddington
Mar
94% Mar
"
Jan
84
35 Va
3%
3%
"*34%-
1
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep
4:——11
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
--4-—--1
Warrants 1
Pacific Power & Light 5'to
pfdv---100
Airlines
Pacific'Northern
\
(i Va
97
*88%
Apr
Nov
22'/4
154
97
])rel'i.'rred_—•
preferred
*
Oct
26 V4
25 V2
200
93
dividend
Apr
Nov
27% July
:/!' 26 Vb
23% July
90
-
29 Vb
Feb
200,
45%
32 'A May.
Jan
•
25%
26
dividend
dividend
25 V-2
600
25%
22 Va
$4.75
$4.36
26%
*
•
%
Jan
22 V*
preferredi
dividend preferred .r—" .'
$4.40
Sep
27 Va
24%
2
Inc
90%
!. 200..
25 Va
preferred..—:.2S
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
1st
$4.50
2,700.
28 VB
25%
25%
25%
31Yb
28 VB
1st
1st
5redeemable
.July
31 Vt
31%
1st pfd^-25
Apr
Oct
.
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145'A
May
39 Vu
Sep
91
60
6% May
16
14,800
5% '/<>
& Electric
Lighting
23 %
Jan
■87%: Aug'-'-'
._*
25c
9L%
~t
;
100
A
Products—
Clay
Gas
Industries
27'A
.,
"
"
5 V Jun
3 %
9,100
.27Vi
•
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
17
Nov
8 Vu
600
5 %
91
•
Oct
5%
2%
class
/ 18%
6%
5%
13%. ,13. A
4V2 /v
4%
28%
28%
89%
30%
P
Pacific
60% Mar
:
-
Sep
II
2%
40
6.300
3,400
%
14
4%
Dec
10%
27 Va
l
Manufacturing
Feb
Nov
98%
1
t
Electric
May
29 Va
65
_l
100
Corp..—4
Oxford
13
28'A
600
^ 'j
Jtt
18%
1
—---'*
—— 1
coin
1
C-orp.
Securities—-—
Overseas
59%
59%
4—5
Rubber
14
•
Jun
13%
5V8
5»w
Amor shares;JOs
Mfg Corpt
Feb
Jun
4,100
101 % 102
.
4
Jun
9 '/a
13%
pl'd —100,
Apr
20% Mar
Dec
34
Co—
see page
26
14%
T>0
4.80% preferred series 1%
footnotes,
19 %
300
18,900
1
Service
11 %
1,800
;; Sep
7%
Nov
2 '/u
.33
,
Feb
10%
6
29%
Industries-^
7% May
Jil XI.
Jun
'/2
4,400
_.!•
03
6,400
16 Va
Ward &
4
11,000
Jan
>
".%;•
25 »/4
'^4.50',« preferred series Cs
For
Nov
122 %
26%
ptelerrcil
Electro
1%
5,90j
5>A
59,300
24
Inc
Monogram Precision
Monongaliela Power
k-oihc
25;8
11,303
1
^
23Vt Oct
Nov
13%
5
•
800
-
Jun
2%
Warrants.—.
Moody Invesiors
87/b
11%
24%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Mdnlgontery
Dec
11%
Oompanvc—
10c
Missoiui-Kansas-Texas RR "cl.fs"—i
y>
6
6%. Sep
900
23,300
141
4%
12% Jun
14% Mar-
2%
Alumiuuiu
4.40'r
Oct
26%
common.
Airlines
10
6'A
2%
5V8
13,300
11
134
25%
Sep
Apr
12%
2.50
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Power <V. Light 5%
Mohawk
2%
3:s
Jan
8%
Nov
46%
—50c
convertible preferred—
Electronics Corp
Miri'o
6
10
!
46'A
Sep
11%
__5
Corp
4%'.;,
Milo
6 %
Feb
33%
2%
—_50c
Corp
Co
12 Va
135
%
13%
3''/8
Jun
4%
29,500
4% May
2<>
11%
preferred—*
Co__—
Financial
12%
Nov
3.10J
2,100
1
Inc___
Oil
Midwestern
Nov
May
•
38'A
1
Midland
Investment
13
40
.
10
;
Hone Corp—
Microwave
Midwest
36 "A
1
common
preferred
Mid-West
38%
37
1
cheiuie.nl Corp..
Micromatic
Mill
5
Extruders Inc
Michigan Sugar Co
22%
"
J an
3!J,
38 %
""%
Mining Corp Ltd—
Metal & Thermit Corp-—
•
Michigan
8
11.30J
:_1
Merrill Island
Miami
9 'A
9
? 1
10%
1
Co.
«V.
10,400
Dec
Murine
Maryland Cup Corp.-
MeCrury
17%
Ltd——
Cif
Coinmunlcatlou
Mart in-Mariel la
22
—
Oxford
Jtulitier—
&,
I 19%
20%
•
21%
.
93,700
.
Apr
10%
Inc.-.————50c
Iiiternutionul
.;
^__1
--7
Corp-common
O'Sullivan
Mansfield
%.
13%
-
—j.—-90c
Oilk Lid—'
Town
Li:—-1
4',i.% 'preferred— _i—100
Power
21%
,
3 '/it
Old
.
15 %* S u p
2,200
15% .15%
22% 25%
9V8 -9%,
25% 26
93% 95
C'wpL—.ixx-120c
stnolv
Ohio Brass Co.—!—!_!—-^
Ogden* Corp
Ok alia
4%
15%
25
V :
9'/a
?:
25%
93%
-
Manufacturing
Oak
10%
9'A
4%
"
-
-
200
6 Va
'
•
2!
'
-
*
700
"
*
-
9;%
8 00
5VB
5,500
3%- Feb
Aug
'8%
5,200
2l%
It/'"-
7•'/»■ Jaxv
J a ri
6
—
2r'i,
ii
Nov
13 Va JHlv
Apr
10% May
Jan
*8% May
•
(35)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
•;
.•#<•
•
;
«•
Range
for Week
of Prices
Par
Low
Friday
Shares
Range for Year 1961
High
Low
.
■
'
1
—
.
24%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
'
Long
Island
Inc
l_-f
——25c
Perfect Circle -Corp..„
2.50
Perfect
Photo
Permian
Inc
Peruvian
Oils
26
78i%
7r0
2,600
go
1,000
30%
Jan
65 % Jan
Nov
Signal
Oct
90
10%
30%
».■
30%
1,300
15%
15%
271/4
29
U.itf
5%
1%
16,900
16%
Dec
22%
26,200
•6%
■
6%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
10%
100
10%
32i%.
(27%
U<s
3
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics-^.—.—1
Class
12
•
Feb
Silvray
Aug
Simco
%
Jun
2i"b
Aug
3% Mar
5
—_
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
——!—10c
Phoenix
Steel
PJaseckl
Aircraft
Inc
13 y8
7%
——1
-s-
Plastics Corp
1
Pittsburgh <fc Lake Erie.—
:50
Pittsburgh Railways Co....-il/-——*
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Plume
At wood Mfg Co—.—.A--——-*
Pneumatic
Scale,,.,
.1—
10
Poloron
Products
Poly cast
Polymer
,
class
(Del>
1
Corp of Canada
Precisionware
Presidential
8%
13
—
*
^
50
v;
3
%
Dec
11%
400
10%
Jan
15 V2 May
59%
400
50%
Jan
62%
.100
'7%
8V2
41 y4
42%
14%
14%
'■
7%
5ii
8
22%
23 :
23%
12%
11'/4
Jan
4%
Jan
2,400
5%
Jan >:
127/a
is
200
•
19%
12%
13%
3,000
88%
88%
75
71%
75%
21%
22%
24 %
14
Puerto.Rico
Telephone Co____
20 c
Puget Sound' Pulp & Timber,,—3."
Puritan Sportswear Corp
j.-,,,
—*
Pyle-National Co,
1
5
21.
17%
19
Nov
1,400
z
Jan
21%
13
Jan
2,400
19%
49
1,700
12%
Jan
105
California
Materials Co
Feb
14%
V: ...Rights
Rath Packing Co——
Rayette Co Inc
—_
ReaL Estate
-
Trust
Real
,
/
■
40c
Sep
150
22% Oct
32%
30%
32%
8,300
%
'
18%
16%
18
8
1
,6%
Apr
23%
22%
24%
5,600
18
xl3%
14 y4
3,200
Co
'J.
(
1
25%
4%
1
'
5%
16%
6
7
:
Dec
12
20%
Oct
351/4
7%
Oct
12%
Paint
,50c
Products
Inc
pfd F
Industries
Stone'
10 y2 May
Jan
2%
11%
5,300
11%
Feb
14%
1,500
13 %
Jan
32%
13,200
4%
5'/4
8,200
Jan
;V 4% Aug
%^Jan
-
&
San Carlos
&
17
9,700;
14%
Jan
14%
3,000
10%
Dec
15%
Dec
3'/4
800
2%
Feb
3 y2
Jun
8'A
1 300
7% .Jan.
9
13 %
13%
29%
30%
4s/8 J
1 "
B
Corp
8
5%
Ltd
; y
preferred-——50c
4%
12% i 13%
9 176
8,700
7% Jan
%
14,200
-fk Jan
8%
87/B
%.
•
Feb
:/
'
"
7%
Inc
1
17% f
•
5
10c
:
Co
17%
10%
10c
•
2,400
V7%-
17%
19%
7y4
Oct"/
85
4 '/o
31 y4 May
19%
78% Feb
.
11
Dec
11%
Dec
Technical
Nov
42%
Apr
11%
11
11%'
'2,300
11
Feb
18>/4 Mar
"
100
4%
1,300
4%
618
Dee
6%
Jan
Apr
10 Va May
4%
4y4
4%
12,200
3%
Jan
"6%
i2y8
131/4
2,000
12 ys
Dec
14
28%
29%
2,300;
15'/a Mar
31
July
8%
9%
1
9%
12% July
12%
13,300
6
7»/4
63,100
2%
3,200
lli/a
18%
100
14%
Jan
2 Vb
2%
42,800
200
2»/a
Dec
,19%
1%
5i/4
2% 1
3
1,100
4%
4%
1,100
3
.
Jun
/
361%
Apr
/
49
18
Jan
41%,
42 y8
9,900
33%
17
16 y4
17%
4%
4%
18,000
6,400
13%
Dec
4%
4%
9,800
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
>
■"
4%
•
<
i
«><>
I,000
7
20
100
20%
20%
:20
Ltd.,
18%
22
Ltd.
50c
o'1
_*
7
25c
L:
———
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Securities
& Dumber—
(The)
Texas
Texstar
May
Apr
Texam
4%
17% Aug
17% Jan
19
23 y4 Mar
19
Jan
Mar
1
May
9%
Apr
Aug
Jan
Dec
4
iu
4%
26%
:
5% Jun
6%
2,300
/
'
13% May
11 y8 Apr
4J/4 Jan
Feb
8%
Nov
'
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
2% Feb
3%
9
May
8% May
6% May
Jun
20
Apr
Jan
38
5,000
20
21%
7,000
20
Dec
11%
11%
600
9
Jan
1
111/4
8%
91/4
II,400
8%
Oct
19
20o
8%
8%
5,500
7%
Jan
13 Va May
Oct
17%
8%
footnotes,
*
16
6%
•
25i/4
12A0
116%
9
16
15%
'
'
"700
11%
6%
7y4
1,900
6%
&
Light
51/4
800
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
18,200
22%
•
$4.50
6,500
111
Oct
Inc
33%
43%
5%
,v
/;
■i
42 VB
6%
34%
34
'
■i
'
—-
45%
6,700
7
37%
4%
5,200
53%
3,200
47
49 «/4
4,700
32
Apr
26%
25%
27%
58,100
li3/*
30
_10c
%
'
30%
30
%
,
400
1,200
25,100
Jan
4%
3/4
%
8%
Apr
56%
•
Dec
94% May
42% May
43/4
2,600
3
Jan
5%
Apr
43/8
18,900
33/8
Oct
14%
Feb
10,200
93/4
Jan
31
.May
Dec
34
Mai
i5y8
16
13
6y2
Nov
8%
Dec
2%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
6%
Apr
7,400
6%
Dec
25c
7%
7%
77/b
12% May
8,800
5
Feb
1%
1%
1%
17,000
1%
15% May
4% May
16,200
4
1:
M. —«...
*
'
1
1
96
96
1 %
'•/
96
1
6J/2
1%
Oct
%
Nov
25
1 Vs
'
92
1
1%
Jan
45,200
Dec
98
-
Jar.
Nov
2 i3o
Apr
50c
%
7%
8,100
5%
Nov
11%
—
5
70c
convertible
Thorncliffe
Thorofare
Co
Inc
ny4
11%
5,200
7%
Jan
16
Apr
18% H
18%
19%
1,500
16%
Jan
22
May
4
May
6
14%
Apr
lOo
Markets
2%
2%
47,000
1 %
Feb
10
14y4
13%
14%
1,400
8 Vb
Jan
17 %
1
com
preferred
Ltd
Park
7%
7%
7%
2,700
5 Va
Jan
9%
25%
Jan
30%
Apr
Mar
413/4
Nov
lls/4
Feb
12 Vb
May
5%
Jan
Inc
25c
class A
Thriftimart Inc
1
Security
Trust
Co
Amer deposit
rets ord
Amer
3
deposit
registered
26
600
36%
35%
37
2,500
25
25%
24%
25%
1,000
20
Jan
34% Aug
87%
87
88%
375
83
Jan
89
4%
2,600
2%
Jan
5%
Dec
3,400
33/4
Jan
14%
Aug
5%
6,800
5 Va
Dec
8%
32
136
27,500
%
Jan
15%
17%
8,600
14%
Jan
NOV
£1
def registered—5s
Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4'/4% preferred
100
T'onopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower
Acceptance
Photolab
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Trans
Corp class
Oil
World
A-
Inc
Co
class
Corp
A
1
5c
Triangle Conduit
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
&
41%
4%
11%
11%
51/4
5y8
50c
32
1
'
Airlines
16 y8
ny4
"wts"
5
1
.-.
Cable
Jun
25%
Ltd—
Shipyards
Town
May
26
rets
Todd
Co
*
/.'•.
12
;
4%
5%
11%
9,500
9,200
4%
10%
8%
3,200
4%
7
18 i/a
rl8
Oct
iV APr
Jan
7'%
Apr
Nov
25%
Feb
7%
6%
5%
Jun
Nof
14% May
9
July
10
15%
Jan
44
warrants
Corp
Chemical
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Apr
United
Co
of
44
44%
2,700
24%
Jan
44%
Dec
27%
27
27%
2,100
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
7,425
•:
18%
900
,
.
28% May
Aircraft
of
15%
22
22
100
15%
Jan
22
Dec
14%
15%
700
10 Va
Jan
18%
Nov
20
26 y4
26%
200
25% July
4
Jan
.—8
Co
Yards
14%
•
4
Corp
Canada
Omaha
Products
14%
50c
5%
5%
4,100
Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
51%
514
9,000
Apr
9% Mar
1
li°u
118
•
51%
8%
58%
1
8%
2,200
Investing—2.60
81/4
8%
9,000
8
7'/4
7%
400
4%
United Asbestos
Elastic
Apr
United
Foods
153%
r
United
30%
Apr
United
Improvement
Jan
United
Milk
United
Molasse3
29%
Sep
36
Jan
17 y4 Mar
33
Nov
Jan
Nov
;
_50o
Co
Union
Jun
A
49
25% May
48%
j, Aug
Dec
83A
Feb
6y8
52
4%
42
v.
Jan
53 %
.
413/4 Aug
i
Jan
12%
"warrants"
Oct
91%
28%
Jun
45% Mar
\
3,300
7,600
pfd.
Electronics Inc
Shovel
14 Vb Mar
Nov
111% 1161/2
Nov
11%
Sep
2,100
351/4
Jan
261/4
49,700
.
33% Mar
,
NOV
25%
•
36.
% Jan
251/4
3
see page
1,800
irs 7,400
Dec
-
5
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
19% Aug
9%
27/«
Inc.
Corporation
Unexcelled
371/4
22,10
Apr
3% May
/
8%
10c
.
Textron
46
25%
37%
Canada
Jim
Nov
*
143/a
Inc
Corp
48% May
26
.,100
of
Nov
2%
4%
7% May
4% Dec
1
20%
Shoe Co of America
91/8
Feb
8%
9%
il
Jan
Oct
'
2%
Transports Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Jan
Oct
6'/a May
9%May
2%
Trav-ler Radio Corp
2%
2,200
17ya
./
2
"
38%
33
13
8% Mar
3%
%
iL—
1
.
27'i Aug
2%
34
•
_
Jan
.1
preferred
2,200
/Apr
i/2
3,700
.
31%
8%
36
34
__
Inc
Aug
49,400
vi
4
5
5
26%
8%
15
20
1
common
31/4
.
2Va
Aug
66
-
2%
8,800
3
2
•
31
1
Textron
/
21 y4
8,100
5
;
Oil
Power
Tobacco
22
Apr
18,800
4 Va
51/8
'
For
11%
7% Mar
2,900
27/'a
Power
13,300
-
1%
%
2%
36
10c
1,100
6%
6%
"4%
2
8
7%
.
%>
2%
20o
9,200
v
2%
Mining—
;.Sliawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Sherwin-Williams
7
4%
1
Inc.
Co..
Derm
Nov../'
3
Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Leather
Apr
Feb
6,100
1
23%
6%
,1
-
Jan
Nov
27% Jur.
.
8'%
Thompson-Starrett
,
10%
700
6y4
3%
•
19%
-700
-9%
•
4'/a
4%
Inc—
Serrick
SlvattiiCK
8%
5%
22%
2%
Cotp
H
25%
500
10c
Bros Inc
jServomechanisms
:
6%
^1
■?-:
9%
-
3
——
Corp
Seligman & Latz
/■■■
166,900
V 7
9%
"6%
.1
Inc
Inc
1
7
.1
Milling Corp—:
Airlines
6
3.50
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
,1
7%r
■
1
"
9%
9i/4
.25c
Co
1//T00
i7o
%
.
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del),
100
18%
22
_*
Corp
1
Industries
Industries
Oct
' ;
Sep V•"
4
20
•
:
■
;
Feb
ffja ii
18% Jan
13,000
Co—
preferred.—
4%
10
Inc
Engineering
Sep
5
Jan
2
Tenney
Dec
3% May
2% Jan-
/
41/4 May
36 Vb
Warrants
Television
7y4
Jan
4%
16
23%May
:
900
•
Teleprompter Corp—
Teleregister Corp
7%
Jan
26,500
preferred
Dec
11 %
Apr
25% Mar
500
4
Inc
1—
Telectro Industries Corp
12%
Jan
5V2
20
Jun
24%
2
Inc
12%
4%
16%
y4
11%
35
.5'
Electronics
6%
preferred.
1,600"
20
40
5
Terry
121/4
1
Sep i'-/ 34% July
23%
40%
25c
Terminal-Hudson
Nov
1
1
27
19%
:
39
50c
Corp
Nov
liy4
Dec
3,000
30
:42%
34
10c-
Material
14%
2,700
May
.
23%
*
Nov
5,600
»1 81
' 29
v
v.
Sep
40
5
6%
4'%
4%
Apr
Jan 4»'i
Jan
18%
I f
_
Jan;
13%
8
Metais
8
15%
11%
_1
preferred-
Jan
12%
4%
13
7%
World
600
16,400
v/\
common
8%
3,700
1%
4
May
35
25c
•
common
Operations
Technicolor Inc
Dec
29%
50c
%
Corp.
Tel-A-Sign
'5%;
6y4
6%
.1—_•
preferred
A
Technical
Milling Co Ltd.—,16 pesos
Seaboard Plywood
67 %
16
.p/35% Feb
1-
Co
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
20
1c
^
class
Nov
3,500
series
?Seaboard
Dec
29.:'"
"iVa
:
lx
Petrol
Die
86
4,900
series
.Seaporcel
Jan
19%
10c
;
&
cumulative
11%
50c
Inc
Inc
8%
16%
Apr
Dec
5'% May
1
Inc
T\
B
2IV2
4%
Gems
2%
Jan
'
Nov
12%
__
Inc
Seaboard Allied
151/2
2%
,/
1
;
Ltd
Tool
Inc
9%
>
Jan
14
7,000
40
4y8
Paper
Oct
/o- Jan
5
—
Supermarkets Operating Co—
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation—;
Class
I
Corp Ltd
&»Fisher
Nov
81/2
9% May
81/2 Apr
•
:
Corp
Inc
—
.
Jun
5
Petroleum,"
Sarcee Petroleums
51/4
175
75
26
19 Vb
1
Corp
Nov
—30c
-
Inc
Petroleums
Dec
Dec
Jan
30
5
(Del)
Superior Window Co class A
lOVa
Jan
7% AUg
3%
900
74 %
:19%
50c
Co.—
^ Mar
4%
Fei;
15%
,8,900
18%
25
74%
:
-
1
j
•
6,600
Feb
15%
30%
15,200
12%
Nov
261% May
/•
Jan
136,300
4% !
Mar
Jan
600
•
4 V« *
10c
Nov
1,700
2%
Oc~
261/aMav
91/2
4,900
2 /o
4
Nov
4Ve
36
24'/a
500
5%
10
9
••
i
8%
>
121/4
.
'
Nov
11,300
3,100
'
2 Jo
1
common
International
11
4.40%
Sapphire
5%
5%
10c
—
Mines
8%
1
Corp
ordinary.
Corporation
B)
Supercrete
Superior
20 y8
5.60%
y
12%
30%
Corp
Shop
20 %
series
4%
3,600
12%
22
Feb
:3Ya
2.50
series
.4%%
■i-
12%
1
Wells Corp
|
Corporation (Del)
Sunset
k
9% Mar/
23% Sep
4%
5%
Inc
Diego Gas & Electric
Set on
200
1
Suilair Electronics
Nov
8% Mar
3% Jan
.r
.
23%
1
class
(Hugo)
11%
1.50
Haynes
Lawrence
Seeman
5,400
20
Canada
(J
Styion
2% May
V
16 y8
regis—
Avenue
Salem-Brosius
r
4,400
8 Va
23
Struthers
Jun
5%
''Stop
Sep1
21 Va
-
>.
Screen
29%
7%
7%
—3c
Container
Thew
Sayre
27%
27%
23
Company
Aluminum Products
1
Consolidated
Ryerson
Saxon
1,400
1
(The)
_*
Products
Russeks- Fifth
V.
7%
Co
Inc.——
Slinnes
14"
S
100
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
5 %
5
6%
Inc.
Uranium
Parts
6
24,800
84
20c
Roosevelt, Field. Inc,
San
4%
7
1
Metals.. Co
convertible
-Stetson
Jan/ i.y 75%
~9%
/Rollins Broadcasting Inc,———li.
Rolls Royce Ltd—-
St
Co
5
4%
13 Va
Shares
(The)
'
•
Products
Tube
25%
'
/'
lc
Dredging
Talon
Corp.
Rowland
20% May
141/2 May
6
Apr
53%
3%
50c
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Amer dep rets ord
Jan
Dec
29,700
Apr
2,900
.7%
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross Products Inc.—
8y8
4%
28,200
Inc
Inc
Brands
Dec
14,600
7%
19%
Metals
451/2 May
Arena
8%
11,800
7y4
Rogers
Sep
14
10%
3%
7%
Rodney
Dec
19'%
Jar:
Nov
27
23 Va
1 %
1
Technical
12y4
3,200
12%
82%
13
Jun
72%
Rttter/Finanee clas$ B commons---—1
Robinson
Nov
24%
3% Jan
6,100
4%
,
14'
10c
....
3
Jan
23%
13%
5 1
warrants
Sterling
Sterling Brewers Inc
-Sterling Precision Corp
Dec
19%
2IV4
*
Co
to Jan
Dec
58%
Corp
Stepan. Chemical
Dec
15
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
6i/4
200
4,800
9 000
Rand
Stclnra
Nov
11%
11%
Warrants series A-—
Ryan
y
79
Dec
8% Mar
16
Steel
Dec
iy«
■
1
—
..Ridgeway Coi*p__——,1^:
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common-..——*
Rio Grande
Aug
Dec
3,800
79 %
May
Jan
Feb
17%
800
4%
.3%
1%
.1
Inc.
:
Mining
18%
191/4
33
of
71 VA
3%
72
10
ResistoBex .Corp.
1_.
Restaurant
Associates
Inc
Rico Argentine
Rusco
6%7%
'
Co.—
Inc
Jan
14
13
S%teel Co
4% Mar
6,300
23%
4%
?2
-
6%
(Robert): & Co———1"
71/4
6%
7%
4%
Foil
71/4
Aug
4% Mar
2,700
■
22 %
Republic
July
79
Instruments
18
13y4.Dec
_1
Remington Anns
Nov
22
Dec
30 V*
Statham
19%
13%
—
Insurance
22 Va
Jun
Dec
90
Sep
i/ ih-519%
6%
1
Republic Industrial Corp.
Republic Transcon Indus Inc..
.
2,200
23 y2
21
Sep
Aug
•
32%
Sep
38
-
Dec
Jan
95
:
) 5 %
Stanley Aviation
America—
Broadcasting &.Dev..————1
Reeves Soundcraft:CQri>i—4iL—wLil-i5c
Reinsurance - Investment Corp.,,
.1
;
13%
18%
—1
of
—
Pump Co—
Reliance
14%- Sep
Nov
25%
1
16
% .Dec
6,300
—
Nov
26%
Jan
4,300
Corp
98
/
21%
1,600
6%
Stephan
Reeves
•Reis
95,900
%
15 y8
De:
34% May
58y4
:
400
16
27%
••
Jan
22
16%"
%
16%
,
Realty^ Equities.^Corp rof;. N;..Yj___'--__-l"
Red a
Feb
16
'54% Sep
•
63
i.ioo
17%
Standard
/
._
——
13
24%' »;i' r.
'
>
.
Feb
•
Investment
Properties. Corp
■
200
22%
•
:-;41'V* .in
of America
.Class A■■
14%
24%
ioo
7%
Inc
11% May
14 V4 Jan
s
20%
'
17%
r
—i
100
16%
Starrett
Enterprises Inc.._
24% Jan
23% Jun
1
Standard
R
Ramco
Jan
2
Stanrock
'Ramo^-Inc—7
Rapid-»Americah Corp—x
Jan
29Vb
2 v
Standard-Thomson
37
271%
:
Standard
6i\
Petroleum
—
Standard
Quebec LlUiiluh.Corp^
Quebec Power .Co_>_—
1,500
2,400
32
2z
Corp common:
$1.50 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
:
Q
t
Jan
25
Standard
Apr
21%
Jan
•
25
Standard
Feb
24%
fV;
89
cumulative preferred
Stahl-Meyer
Apr
25
j"
Jan
6%
Sports
Nov
3,200
5%
9
Jar.
10% Mar
Sperry
Nov
89%
Jan
6,300
3,900
Mar
65%
Jan
8,000
22%
Royalty Co
1
1
;
1
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
'
83'%
6%
Feb
35
,
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
;
:
1
Apr
Colorado—
preferred.—100
1
Southland
Apr
35 V2
400
f
Pipe Line
Southern Realty & Utilities.:
Apr
Jan
20
25
25
Southern
Dec
Sep
.10% Jan
2,000
Nov
4iy2 July
62
83
Southern
9% July
26
26Va
1,200
25
25
Southern
.; oct
7%
Jan
1,900
25
25
4.08%
Nov
49%
Oct /:'
11%
2,300
25
Gas.,
Dec
7%
900
42%
25
4.24%
Nov
1,500
'/
23%
77%
35% July
1,500
16%
22%
Jan
1
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.32 %
Nov
17%
•
4.56% cumulative preference
4.48% .convertible preference
-
3 Va May
Apr
60%
2,800
V
5%
7%
16
2
167/e May
27 V2 Apr
Sep
Aug
41%
%
Nov
14
1,100
39
Nov
Jun
16
9%
31%
Apr
li
350
15%
31%
2%
4%
Nov
8
14
39%
cumulative; preferred
15%
8,000
California Edison—
origina'i
4.78%
2,400
/
5%
Jan
Jan
1,500
I:
.6%;
,i; 7%
9 >/
1
preferredcumulative preferred
.
1414
12.50
—
Co
4.88%
17%
2%
,
Southern
Feb
Dec
,
Corp
Oil
Apr
6%
73%
42%
Penn
6%
•
: 7%
.9
1
.Apr
28%
5,800
1
preferred
Company—
of
Dec
:-
■7%
20
convertible
Service
1%
2'tV
16%
4'Ail
.1,300
2%
South
Jun
1
Corp
Coast
51%
•6%
.
•
1
i/4
27%
50%
50%
;£1
Inc
Manufacturing
South
26%-
27%
1
Aug
58%
"5U
Public
Nov
72%
^ 8
1
,
Providence
Jan
12%
Soss
v
./14% July
Dec.fi;>;
39
200:
2%
1'
.
;
15%
10c
—
8%
16%
15%
Jan
5% Mar
Airways
20
'
131/a Aug
2%
15%
18%
*
Apr
Sep.
6
6,400
15%
20
Ap:
32
13,400
15%
"
V
28%
Oct
43,100
HI
3
/
_*
Co.—
1%
Oct
4.000
2%
High '
20
22 y2
25
6%
1%
.
28,300
...
2%
L
Oil
6%
•*8
-
•
Venezuelan
Sonotone
Sep
Dec
18,900
72%
Corp
15%
103 %
6%
59%
1
Ltd,-.--—
(The)
"
Slick
26
,iy8
'•
•
Publishing— '
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
11 % May
Oct
11%
5,900
9%,
42
Sinclair
17% May
10% Apr
;j'
,Jun
87
2,600
Feb
:
;
rets
preferred
Ltd.:
conv
Simpson's
::.7%" Apr
.
Jan
i
10%
2,300
12%
"Coit>——1"
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
1
$1.25
%
9%
41
Proctor-Silex
Prophet
14
8%
8
Jan
11%
*
Inc
Preston' Mines
-
14
im:
t
inc———:—————66%
Realty
550
2.50
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Prentice-Hall
1,800
2
Pratt (&LambertCo.—
,
4,000
11%
Dec
6%
Nov
101/8
"6%
40%
,
Jan
7
12%
-1/
Inc
IV*
1,300
41
.2.50 "
^orp- class
6,100
8%
9%.
—1,1
(The) Corp_i_„—
Powdrell & Alexander
Power
A
13%
9'/4
:
3%
1,100
11%
8%
Electronics'Cdrp—l.:—7—-50o,
,.4"% Sep
%
1001/4 102%
-
141/4
c:
1,000
;
Apr
7%
11%
102%
4
31 %
12%
9%.:
■
—
1,900
...5%
3%
1
Corp
Piouefer
Polaiad-
5
-v.
3%
4
(Del).:
Corp
Pierce Industries
5
38%
deposit
Boardman
26
1
25o
:
Range for Year 1961
Low
23
6%
10a
Ltd—
22%
26
,
Shares
High
22%
20c
:
Corp
Lighting Inc—
Automobiles—
;
Simmons
$3
'37%
37%
Corp^
Precision
American
•:\,7% May
v'4
Low
2
2
Silver-Miller Mines
21% July
36%
£
for Week
of Prices
Par
A
B
Dec
36
Dec
class
Co
Transistor
15% July
*
Gas
Silver CreeR
27%
8,200
26,300
&
Oct
"
..industries
Oil
Silicon
10c
1
Minerals.,—
&
80
•
—:—r-*
-
Corp
24%
Sales
Range
..
Sale Price
•••
,
Pep Boys (The)_
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
v
STOCKS
:
,
Sale Price
» '
.
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
.
;
Week's
Friday
•;
>
35
.
98
%
Apr
American
Corp—
Inc
&
Products..
dep
Co
3%
Jan
20,800
%
Jan
3,200
40%
Apr
221/4
Jun
Feb
7% May
6% Sep
30
2-Ar Apr
58% Dec
Dec
10%
Oct
4%
Feb
10%
Jun
4%
Jan
7%
Oct
Nov
5%
Apr
167% Mar
185%
Nov
8
Ltd—.
rets ord
"United N J RR & Canal
regis
10s
100
178% 179
130
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(36)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
for Week
Last
stocks
Exchange
:
;
Low
3
•
Ceramic Tile
S
'
*'■
6%
2%
7%
•
-
5,200
9%
6%
11,900
4%
/ 31 Yb
•
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
:
122,000
-3
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
v
Paint Co
Victor
Victoreen
Viewlex
Instrument Co
(The)
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
11,400
103/8
Nov
10 Yb
10 y2
40,800
10
Oct
10,100
10 Ya
Oct
14 %
8%
9%
20,400
6y4
10%
7,900
6y8
23
24 y2
1,400
--2
Products
25o
'23%,
*
9%
Aircraft
-3%
f
4 —'
4%
4
4
10
Waltham
Precision Instruments Co—1
"
Knapp
lOo
2%
*
98%
1
<_1.25
1%
Weiman
Inc
common
preference
series
$6
preferred
Inc
Company
&
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
Chemical
West
Texas
Jan
103/4
85
Jan
2,700
Jan
200
4%
Jan
I3/*
1
Jan
370
75
14,900
.
Jan
102%
3% Feb
2
Jan
1,800
30%
500
18 3/4
Jan
30 Ya
88%
Jan
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
63%
2,500
30 y2
Nov
71
7,800
4%
Jan
5%
5%
~3
%
3/8
341/8
343/8
400
30 YB
30
303/4
700
313%
313/4
50
25
22%
25
,14%
14
147/b
I3/4
10
.
Shoe Manufacturing—»—1
Whippany Paper Board
10c
Weyenberg
White
Eagle International Inc
Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Corp
;v
Apr
4% Jan
Jan
Brothers
2,700
21V*
Dec
29
Dec
17
21%
2,600
3%
1,400
253/4
2,500
101/4
107/8
17s/s
12
25
Dec
5
May
41 Ya May
May
23/* Sep
Jan
10,800
10% Dec
13%
7
Dec
3%
Oct
9,500
14
Dec
300
15
Dec
90%
Jan
97J/2
22%
Jan
35%
2,100
Jan
16%
Dec
Woodall
Industries
Woolworth
5s
£1
40c
25c
—5.
1
50c
10c
rets ord regular
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yonkers
Raceway, Inc com
preferred—,——
Zale Jewelry Co—
—
6%
15
15
35
35
15%
15%
16%
•'
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Aug
23/a Aug
14,300
5%
Dec
700
3%
Nov
20% Jan
39% Aug
333%
Period
4,200 i
1,700
•
Last
• Amer
5%s
Steel &
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Chemoil
debs
Power 3%s
6s
Assn
Continental
Vending
W?\L
ilJil.
•
1976
debs
1975
Year 1961
No.
Low
97
n
High
57%
10
-r.V
61
88%
93%
120
.
125
4
90
7
97%
87
97
82
89%
94
81
93%
2
1967
85
127
142
83%
stamped
Period
Sale Price
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970_„
mtge & coll trust
or
1st mtge & coll trust
1st mtge & coir trust
f
s
33/4 8
debentures
sinking
fund
1971
85
87
43
Friday's
Bid & Asked
141
120
'
.
80%
155
(Plan
Peru
debentures
1973
mtge
4%s
1st
S
debentures
f
s
States
conv
2%s
4%s
f
4s
debentures
101
103
debs
893/4 '93%
87% '90
.
17 i/
5 ■"?
10///
%'••/.
,
101%
96%
89
92%
98
1023/4
w
99
1
96%
101 %
10
1
973/4
102%
101%
105 Ya
103 7/g
101%
104%
152
156
lliy8
163
103
154
Matf-Nov
1983-
963/4
■
91%
100% 101
10?
♦82
April-Oct
80
♦91 y8
Jan-Jnli/
1986
92
♦—
AprH-Oct
1976
84%
•
91%
99
High
91
—
98
Co—
1967
Steel
90
91i/2
May-Woo
2%s debentures
States
Low
No.
100% 1005/8
May-Not>
1981_^
(Republic
Sinking fund
Vanadium
95
.April-Oct
91 Yb
95%
232
92 %
100% 101%
165
97%
94%
101%
82
89
„
98 3A
102
♦
No
1969
debentures
1976
4%s conv subord
Vendo Co—
4%s
conv
subord
Jane-Deo
debs
1980
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First
1st
&
and
refund mtge 23/4s
ref 3s series F 1978
ser
E
Mar-Sec*
89
134
^
87%
*—
89
833/4
101
118%
176
Mar-SeDt
iff ?
1st &
ref
M
owrefund 3%s
3%s
series
J
Genera! mortgage
4%s
v,Sn!as Ry Is series B 1995
fi sL"e° ^ 4g series F
1st Hen & ref ref :mtge 3%s ser
1983—
6s subord income
debs 2008
1
2003"——Jan-Jala
♦84
Mar-Sept
121%
125
122
125
72
-v
110
98 3/4
97%
130
-96%
70 Yb
,,
101
96 Va-
71
-
.98%
63 Ya
72
.'-'-""i
J120
*7%
10
13%
*88
87%
87%
64
66
-
*60/
—April-Ocf
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
$99,
Jan-July
44
2s 2012—Jan-July
54
*60
*62j
.
i
prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
; 4
£/
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," noh-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
ask
RECORD
BOND
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
BONDS
New York Stock
Week's Range
Interest
Warren RR
first
ref
gtd
gold
113%
.'VI
General
West
Penn
West
West
Power
Shore
4s
RR
3y2s
1st
series
4s
1st
5%s
debentures
Pacific
&
First
gtd 2361
3y8s
Co
4%s
s
Central
f
debs
RR
*79%
v/
96 Ya
961%
Public
-g. r;
97
98
4 743/4
13- "
925%
84%
94%
•
—"
84
•
91
./•
93%
v
99%
.96
49%
50
49
44
48 5/8
50%
46
44
56
92%
92%
5
91
97
__
1978
*70
.*.
,
80%
n
99%
~'
*97%
•;
-
•;V
*73%
-mm*
'
963/4
85 Va
.
V.;r
'
*94'/4
78
933/a
''mm — '
—
82
103%
73
•
■
*86
Jan-July
*94
96J/4
Feb-Anp
Jan-July '
_j
;f. ;*'•
■
563A
'
w—
88
73%
73%
91%
95
'
—
/;
.
'
May-Woo
1980
*80%
*99 % 1003/4
1981
A
A
2004
95
96%
*85
92%
99
: 43
■
87
94
•
w-
*95 %
97
60%
61
477/8
Jan-July
mtge 4y2s Inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Wisconsin
ft
837/8
925/a •/./.
-
49%
84%
-•
47%
95
112%
81 YB
85
91
91%
58%
65
38%
50
79
81
—
Co—
4s series
mortgage'2%s
8
High
28
Jan-July
1969
©en
1st
97
•:
Jan-July
ser
f debs
s
1
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
!
Co
30
97
r
Year 1961
Low
*84 3%
—
1982
RR
mortgage
2029
Service
3V4S
61
May
June-Dec
1971
*
63
7
*79i/2
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1979
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1st
mtge
77
*
a
Deferred
Included
112%
4y2s
series
H
—
■
91
*88%
__
'
.
_
88%
in
Included
the
in
delivery sale
the
year's
69%
Jan-July
92
77%
78
821/4
* Companies reported
Bankruptcy
♦
Act,
or
n
by
as
selling flat.
y
—
773/4
104%
e
Odd
rhnge.
lot
r
sale
pot
Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
maturity.
.
being in bankruptcy,
securities
'
*993/4101
included in the year's range.; d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
Friday's bid and ask prices;
• Bonds
77
98
*773/4
April-Ocf
range,
§ Negotiability Impaired
68%
1976
not
year's range,
118 Yb
',
the
77
—
—
Co—
1990
86
s
not
74
Jan-July
First mortgage 3y»s series D 1967
33As convertible debentures
1975
86%
69%
May-Woo
1966_-
High
30
v:
Range for
No.
Jan-July
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'/is series C 1970
Mar-»7epf
Western
91
82%
I
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3y2s series C 1979
90%
82%
'
registered 2361
84%
*68%
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Feb-A«g
i-May-Nov
Western
89'/a
69
*70
2000
mortgage. 3s 1979
Electric. 3V2s 1974
Penn
w
'
or
Bid & Asked
79%
86
113% 114
3'/2s
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s 1967—Jan-July
89%
72
—
Sale Price
Exchange
85
-
Last
Period
Low
-*91%
—"—J.pJb-AuJ
ADril
127
Bonds being traded flat.
•
* Friday's bid and
•*86% ' Va
Maa-Nov
f
76
96%
•
98%
196%
08%
May-Nov
-
1997
86y4
*85
-m«V-NS5
O 1973-April-Oc<
Gen mtge 4s
income series A Jan 1681
Gen mtge income
4'/4s series B Jan 10a?
First mortgage
3%s series B 1971
70
116
*64
(Plan A)
81
*81
_
73
-92%
79%
Wabash RR Co-
70%
72
/"/
90
.
*90
1947
84
ADril-Oef
1983
85%
76%
ser 1 1981—June-Dec
1982
Virginia & Southwest first
gtd 5s
80
79%
83
series G 1979
Ijane-Dec
First and refund
mtge 23/4s ser H
1980—Mar-Sec*
'
108%
93%
135
133
1975__Mar-Sept
1st & ref 27/8s
88'
89%
par
Wisconsin
♦102%
Mar-Sec*
^
92%
%
value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's-range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-lire-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction lor cash
(not included in year's range)., t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
'
Wilson
/ v
Corp of America—
V/?8 conv subord debentures
93
of)—
3s Jan
Whirlpool Corp 3y2s
r
103
903/4
118
Year J 961
98 Ya
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
Sold.
,
*895/8
Jfar-Sept
1980
-
.91%
April-Oct
1977
debentures
debentures
s
5s
Freight
subord
4%s
1978
debentures
Rubber
United
•
trust
mtge & coll tr
5»/8s
United
5s
f
s
coll
98%
__
189%;/—-x,
2%s 2008—May-Woo
A)
1927)
Rio .de Janiero stamped
Range for
,
—_Feb-Aug 4
w
May-Wou
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
105
*120
of Bogota—.4
1927) 1947
(issue of Oct
,
Bonds
High
*933/8
-Aprll-Ocf
1st
&
*89
„_Jan-JuI»
1972
1st
U
;
3%s.,1972
3%s 1975
,
4%s
Jan-July
3%s
105%
105 Va
97%
993/8
189..
-
Friday
Last
.Low
1st
_L
105
97%
99%
l973/8
-i
105
99
100%
102%
99
Jan-July
^Jan-July
of May
(Issue
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
993/4
,
,
135%
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS-/
94%
—Feb-Aug
——
6%s 1949
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
101
65
97
*73
7s
Debentures—
1———.L—
Continued from page 31
New York Stock
96
103%
50
//•;'
B
Mortgage Bank
Dec
Range for
Sold
88 s/8
Feb-Aug
:
84%
92
1105%
■
1951——i———Jan-July-
7s
A 1967
(Prov)
Maranhao
• 7s
91
88%
93%
series
Hanover
•
*121% 127
93%
May
vV
seres
4%s
•
9%
-
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
1978
10
Bonds
65
June-Dec
1978
6s
61%
*90
June-Dec
80%
85
191%
4v
51
'
Adjustment
5%s
Sep
83A Mar
High
*61
June-Dec
Jan
(Germany)
Debt
7% Dec
Bid & Asked
57 %
Quar-Feb
1973—
wl
6s
59
June-Dec
1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
1994
1970
A
debs
6s
June-Deo
1998
series
Raceway
Industries
1
Aug
23/4s
1974
4s inc debs
Pump
Steel
Edison
Brandywine
subord
con
92Ya
-
833/4
Danzig Port & Waterways 6V2s 1962——Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn— 4
4% Jan
<
Friday's
Low
Inc
8
w
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Jun
5
2,400
«y4
8
Friday
Interest
1,700
73/a
;
89 Ya,
German
4% July
6%.
71/2
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
13,
Baden
1% Jan
20,300
6%
4
6%
.
BONDS
%
1
53/4
Corp-———.-I
Foods
'
3% May
4
m
88
84 y«
87
4-.
June-Dec
1974
•
,8% May
7
32
90
•
4
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
19% Mar
12% Nov
MM
%
78
1013/4 103%
—
•
preference
Zion
15
^
(F W) Ltd—
American dep
6%
14
2
Inc
85
89%
80
1101% 103%
1104
-4
•
71
91
,
85
833/4
96
*:
Webb; & Knapp Jnc ;5s debs
973%
863/4
,;;
May-Noo^
>
83 '
82
__
>
89 y8
—
Dec
7%
122
95
Jun
100
9,700
11,900
35
pfd—100
•
1
4%%
Industries Ltd
(John)
Newspaper Machine—.
207
117
96%
l803/4
1970
1976_:
120
:
...
19'/a May
7%
16%
~
.subord 'debs
conv
21 % May
7%
13%
15
28
6s
-
87
Wasatch Corp debs 6s sei- A 1963
rA#i.i44A«t-July^
Washington Wate^. vPower 3%s 1964_^
June-Dec -,'
Apr
12 Yb Jun
16 y4 Dec
16
1
common
preferred
Wood
7%
K
Dec
32
Jan
13%
102
180
"
—ii.—i—:_Jan-Aug
3%s
95 V2
•
170
95%
89V8
_4
u—4—i——-Apr-Oct
—
Gas
:
/
»■
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas <Calif)
3S 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug.
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Afar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
Apr
20
2,200
16%
33
Jan
1986
California
91
125
179
1983
4%s series N
101 ;
182%
-
Southern
,
ii.
_4.
97'/a
117%
83
Feb-Aug.'•.
—
97
90%
88
__
117% 120
185
__
2% May
% Feb
22
i—
-
295
95%
126
165
96
Mar-Sept^
-.4-.—-z*.--JM.su-Sept
5s
series L 1985
—^
Feb-Aug
4%8 series M 1985
Mar-Sept
Oct
200
1982
5
+ QO
April-Oct
—
115
91%
82%
96%
4,1003/8
-
95
120
.
95%
88%
189
_1
4%s .series J 1982
Sep
13 y2
i_——
1982
101
,
80
100%
__
:_Feb-Aug
____Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
:
—
/; 71
993/4
295
96%
120
;
1981
36
-^09%
1119
•
141%
98%
J-
94%
_4
i_4,Feb>?Attg
F 1979
series
95
157
19
73
268
__-_Jan-July
—Feb-Aug.
i.
..4—
3%s* series D 1976
4%s series K
Jan
3,100
3%
17
Jan
20
32 y2
3s
1973
A
4%s series I
July
24'A
103/4
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
Edison
series B 1973
4%s series H
493/8 Mar
'
Wilson
series
35/is series G
Apr
Jan
33
26
20%
%
V4 Jan
30 3%
28% Feb
3%
Williams-McWilliams Industries—«—10
•Williams (R C) & Co
1
Wood
,
Dec
3,60(h
253/4
10c
Inc
Williams Brothers Co
26
21
_•
Wiebolt Stores Inc_
1%
1%
lOo
1
1
—1
White
(The)
5%
6Vb
13,100
20
Williamhouse
California
87
100
"
-
3s 1981—May-Woo
1965—Mar-Sept
153 -V-
3
18
187
,
"
62%
123
23
95
*99%.
_4
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
May-Nou
*___
April-Oct
159
54%
132%
4:71%
-
290
*
129
97
'
93
123%
101
1984__June-Dec
10
108/
15
"
•
143
'
123
108
—_;4__Jan-July
Corp
56
91%
4--
-
■,
11%
6
V
-
,
-
1967
106
128 "
v
7i%
j
Apr-Oct
__April-Oct
April-Oct
6s
Co
124
138
Feb-Oct
1968-
:v
"99
/ t51 Yb
13* /
123%
Jan-July,
-
1976
3%s
Gas
Power
'123
:
:
1976__i
3%s
debs
2%s series C 1976
3s
Aug
2%
2,200
%
Inc
Oil
~33/a
34%
Coal
River
;
•
Westmoreland
Wichita
3ya
6,100
Is
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
5%
/
5%s
1»
•,
;
133
6%
f 8
•
_4 >
1974—;——-.-.Mar-Sept
100 Ya
2
T
•
'
65,
'6%'('".6%.
7
92
'
116% 119
-
74
99
76
2
104
:
72%
81
92
42%
24
90
52
96
90%
"124
—-——Jan-July
issue, 1977__—
3s
•
&
7s
Water
3%a
Dec
7% May
Invest Ltd—
rets ord shares
American dep
when
Harbor
Southern
Dec
21 j July
43/8
4
~~3
-5c
Western Stockholders
Western
4
—•
Inc
1976
.
:
74"
""
93*
April-Oct
6%s
Electric
3%s series E 1978
Ltd
5s
73
■/'
^
,„Avril-Oct/;
subord debs^196$—
conv
53/4S
Safe
95 V2 July
561/z
•
——
vV
May-Nov
& Power
1
American. Co
53/4S
1 % Mar
29%
63%
10c
Inc
Equities
Western
-
Rapid
Apr
6% May
Jan
1970
14
_j
—^Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1971
Water
"26%
13
~
—^
-Corp
3s
14
16 V.
116%
■'!
—.—-June-Dec
mortgage
mortgage
3%s
Dec
%
1st
29%
9Q%^
;
1963_*:_
Petroleum
Public Service
changed to
Name
Western
4s
High
15%
94%
1970——:Jcm-July
Corp—
America
of
Pennsylvania
5%
3,400
Corp
Power
1st
4% May
2/4 Dec
Jan
171,800
1,000
53/„
.4
16% May
987/a
97 Yb
Ohio
8% May
2%
293/4
1
4s
4%s 1978
RR
Research
Occidental
Feb
Nov
13/4
13
3
Nuclear
8% Mar
Jan
4
66
5,900
190
1
■
25o
pfd
4.40%
Utilities
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
Co
Western Gold 8£ Uranium-
3%
300
r
6%
6
12%
50c »
100
Inc_
Products
Valley
National
Nov
3%
&
common
conv
Chemical
Midland
Jan
45
3%
Inc
non-cum
Kawecki
Low
28%
%'ij.
wi—
1973
Year 1961
No.
'
74
-
May-Nov
RR
National Theatres & TV 5%s
157/b
Jan
53%
~27/a
Webb
Bond
&
6%
1974
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd— ■
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963-
Nov
12,100
363/4
341/4
~6Ya
Waitt
debs
v
•
-April-Oct
—
International
conv
1963
123/4 May
29 y2 May
93/4
£6% ;67%
100
«:
6s
Range for
Sold
i55/8
.
——Apr-Oct
Western
&
Bonds
High
28 Yt
-
—
debs
^National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984.__
15% May
Jan
16%
7s
Oct
123/a
Friday's
r:
,
'
.
1981
6s. subord
•Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
Apr
600
10
5%s
'
.
May-Nov
1993——_May-Nov
Corp—
—May-Nov
B
&'Construction
Development
Guantanamo
"•••'
•
5 V*
—"
preferred
7%
-
—"
Co
Baking common
Wagner
93A
36
Inc
31%
:•
Jan
Manufacturing
or
Bid & Asked
*
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972_
223/i May
Oct
10%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1993
A
1976————;1
Inc
Builders
Hoffman
191/4 May
11%
8%
Food
Waco
"
11%
10%
Vita
-
Feb
RR—
series
4s
Registered'
Oct
Nov
53/4
n
Vogt
•
Apr
Jan
33/4
10%
10%
Vornado
8%
6y8
5
12 y2
io v*
—1"
Vinco
Jan
6,000
-<
-■*
' -4%
Period
Division—
J
Realty
wts
ex
General
Feb
Nov
N
mortgage
General
15 V2 May
4,800
1,600
33/4
11%
11%
25c
A
class
Inc
173/4
;'"123/8
Dec-
Western
of
National
Fotochrome
Jan
&
mortgage 4s series
alst
6%s
Aug
8s/4
1st
First
Apr
16 %
40 %
•'/ 7% Apr
1,000
7%
7
y
3%
12%
1
1
1
Capital Corp of America
Venture
11%
ii y8
9%
Dec
9%
26,100
/
Dec
53
July
83/a
27
•4,800
11
'
Industries warrants
Norman
Van
9%
10%
11 %
V'.?v
Corp—
Valspar
150
9%
13% Mar
-14% May
Lack
Lackawanna
r
Jan
a
Oct
5%
2,200
8%
34
10%
8%
Jan
6%
-•
34
• (•
5
Corp—
Sugar
Utah-Idaho
;a%;
(,
'■;•
Jan
3,300
52
•
25c
11.1Q
Controls Inc
Universal
5% May
5% July
63A Dec
•
" '•49%
Interest
V
Exchange
Low
Delaware
t.
Dec
5,400
1,700
3%
:
8%
-
;
]
American Stock
High
Low
High
6%
;• 3%
Corp
50c
6%
Co
J
,■' 7
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
--1
9%
Universal American Corp-.-.
25c -r
51%
Universal Consolidated Oil
—10 k.
6%
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Air Conditioning
0 8
U
Friday
BONDS
Range for Year 1961
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock
Monday, January 1, 1&62
.
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Sales
Range
Friday
.
.
assumed
no
sales
by
"
.
receivership,
such
reorganized under Section 77 of
or
companies. v
.
\;
:
being transacted during current
./'/•'■
week.^ "
>
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Volume
Number 6121
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
"•>■'
..".'''v
.
Range
y,L'
'j.'■■■■,■
.-
Low
Par
:.: ■■■
,
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American Tel
1.66%
Corp
Boston
&
16%
-
136'A
:__33Y3
Tel
&
Anaconda Company
Boston Edison Co
-50
--~L-——-25
84 7
Cities
-
_r
17'A
138
v
^
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,
"
34 Vs
NOV
Dec
49%
Sep
13%
-25-45 :
Jan
30
Jan
91
t
-
First National Stores
7?% - 72% -'•-*?.■ 104
49%
Jan
73' 75 A <:1,781
53%
Jan
63%
60% May
51'A Dec-
Fuel Associates
&
'
»
-
Island
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
Corp
75
New
England Tel & Tel
1 A,-
Mathieson'Chemical—i__.i-
Olin
7c
5
49
.
Shawmut'Association
•
—
Stone
1
—
1
Webster
&
Stop & Shop
Torrhigton
Inc.A
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Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
Supermarkets
Allen
American
Briggs
"
4
Par
n
| «LlL:_..,w—
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Baldwin, Piano
8
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Du
32% l:' "WVs
*37 Va
^
65 'A
Dec
Chrysler
Aug
Consolidated
76
Mar
Consumers
26%
Jan
8%
Dec
•
Mar
14
49%
Detroit
Jan
51
"*8%
Kroger'
223/8
22 3/a
38 Ya
41% :
440
Steel
Corp
I ':Rights
V
S
——i—
pard—
Playing
"
a
>
.
Unilistcd Stocks
Allis-Chalmers -i——.—■ -J
177/b
Aluminum
Co
of
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American
Tel
& Tel
11
292
A
30 Ya
30 Ya
80
26%
i
,
3,719
20
4'A
4'A
200
12%
12%
12%
100
36
35%
36
305/b Mar
L
Parke
Nov
12
Rickel
Co
&
Rust
Pfeiffer
Dec
(newt
Brewing Co of Mich.
Electric Welding Machine
Davis
Parker
371% May
<H
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Co
19
110
25% Dec
277/a
65%
95
57
Nov
79
100
19%
Oct
27
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;
98
34%
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&
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Oct
134% 137%
227
20 %
20%
48%
51%
100
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27%
110
24%
103%
30
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54
51%
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52 Ya
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:
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28
72%
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-
1,910
32 y4
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44
100
237/8
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32 Va
800
3%
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2%
357/b
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12%
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200
10%
8%
10%
1,838
8%
550
17
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75
Jan
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,
26
58 y8
May
57
Nov
30
1X3;
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Sep
31 %
Jan
23%
Jan
91
46 %
'27%
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5
1%
75%
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54%
54%
57%
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19Yb
20
5,500
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27Yb
28Y»
2,900
25% Dec
29 3/a May
38 Ya July
65%
900
American
Machine
Motors
25%
Tel-—,
«
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27% Oct
American
Tel
117y4
Dec
American
Viscose Corp
Steel
'41%
41Y4
Oct
30'A Aug
Feb
Dec
Anaconda
58%
6u% May
Ampex
80 y2
-
Dec
Apache
45%
;
183
24 %
Nov
32«/8
Apr
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
1
34^8
Feb
47
Sep
Armco
8
Jan
26% May
Armour
•
82
'32% Jan '
43%
Dec
Ashland
v .;
25
''46% Jan
60
Aug
753/4
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y
;
58%'yi
72 3/4
20 %
723/4
20
59
;
Jan
62%
62%
623/4
26%
26 Ya
26 Y4
&
Co
Oil
5%
Jan
65%
Oct
Athey
25 %
Oct
31%
Nov
Automatic
42 y2
Dec
Avco
Products
30%
Jan
44 Va
45 Ya
172
36 y8
Jan
49
67%
67 Ya
70
153
ti' -8
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Ward
52%
52%
54 Ya
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Sep
34'
33 Va
34 Ya
,
2
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39%
74
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867/b
76
44%
Jan
57%
195
26 Yb
Jun
34% Mar
61B/s
Jan
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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Belden
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Co
National
Gypsum
National
Pennsylvania RR
Radio
.
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-35
5
27%
27%
27%
104
25 3/a
Jan
30'A May
Bendix
56%
56%
75
55%
Jan
65
Aug
Benguet
95
97%
20
79Ys
Sep
98%
Dec
Bethlehem
20
427/s
Apr
62 y8
Dec
6
12%
Jan
17%
Nov
—
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Bell
Howell
&
Schenley
Sears
,,
62 %
16%'"''
55%
55 %
25
46 % July
59%
Nov
Br&ch
—5
33%
33%
90
31V2
39
Jun
1
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52'A
53%
80%
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34%
34%
35% '/
26%
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10
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88%
89%
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37%
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160
36%
51%
52
102
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34
;
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4
136
Jan
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31% Nov
'
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For
footnotes,
see page
44.
..
22
13
Apr
1,500
12% Jan
27 Va Jan
17
Nov
38
Dec
16%
38
400
:
100% 101
Oct
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
Fisheries
&
103% Jan
65% Jan
900
«)% Jan
62%
Sep
20%
800
20 Ya
Dec
21 Ya
Dec
48%
48%
49Ya
2,400
44
Jan
22?/a
21Yb
23
Nov
64% May
27'A
25 Ya
Apr
500
39% Jan
44%
Apr
100
68% Jan
51%
700
39
79 Va Aug
63% July
27%
600
21 Va
26%
__
13% Jan
39%
50
.
72%
26%
—
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39%
72%
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1,900
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23 V4
24
300
30Y4
30Yb
31V2
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24
24%
2,100
14%
__
14Y4
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Jan
27% Sep
13% Jan
300
13
350
22% Aug
17% Jan
Jan
27%
21%
18%
18Y4
1,200
1.400
49%
50%
850
47
Nov
653/4
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300
58
Jun
IYb
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51Y4
1Y4
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41 Yb
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42Ya
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4,800
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1% Jan
39% July
38% Jan
28%
29
9% Jan
17
21 Va
'
4
21 Ya Jan
300
24
—
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24
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Oct
Nov
Dec
45Ya Mar
•
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19
Aug
32
Apr
25
Aug
19%
Oct
697/a May
72
Jan
1%
49%
Jun
Apr
56% Sep
51%
52V4
33%
34
250
47%
47
48%
400
35% Jan
49
Dec
•
64
64
67%
1,900
34%
Jan
71%
Nov
51Y4
52%
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44
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65% May
Budd Company.—.
5
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
,
__
5
Nov
110%
5
—
Corp
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139Y4 Dec
300
8
Corp
Sons
89 Va
53%
27 V*
P2
Nov
49% Mar
,
'
2,500
20Y4
88%
-
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Jan
54% Feb
Com
Boeing Airplane
Booth
80 %
Oil
21V*
•
Co
Steel
Brunswick
Roebuck
Sinclair
Socony
Sep
62% Apr
16% Feb
2
Consolidated
Burton»Dixie
.
36% Nov
•
Corp
16%
—I—.20 g
Pet
Nov
62%
of America——
—*
Tobacco
———2.50
Dutch
7,500
12,400
39% Oct
5
Borg-Warner
142 s/4
1
;
41%
17%
-
-10
33 %C
Aviation
Corp
Reynolds
Royal
134%
,_5
North 'American
Pure
131%
-_1
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Pepsi-Cola
131%
'
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National
.
—5
Register
75% Nov
10
Mfg Co
Bell & Gossett Co
Cash
National
300
517A
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1
10
Co
48%
1,100
2,900
Oct
*
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40 %
.'45%
Mining
Monsanto
393/4
—5
Corp
Minnesota
pfd—
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Canteen
-
B.L
10
'
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Mead
(111)
non-cum
40%
78
•
.
10
&
Jan
44%
20 Ya
2.50
(Un)
Common
L
70
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34%
81 y2 Mar
27
May
y
,
79%
16
„
SO
1.25
46
37%
..
25
(Un)
Nov
19% Oct
134% 136%
1
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57
22% '1,600 ;
38%
130%-
12.50
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Oct
May
16Ya
__
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Feb
L'
58 3A
10
Jan
100
14
43%
10
1
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American Tobacco (Un)
40%
24 Ya
?
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19 %
25
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29 ;:
43
28 V*
*
63%
Foundries
&
/
43%
& Foundry—1.75
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1.66%
American Rad & Stano San (Un)
5
Nov
r
79'A
10
1
59 V2
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35% Jan
~
24 Ya
—
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84
600
45Y»
16%
46
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22
41%
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139
58 Ya"
64
22%
119% Mar
-369
15%
56 Va
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;
12.50
(Un)
19 Ya NoV
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American
Co
-
Apr
American-Can
(Un)
10% Jan
Dec
L
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/. 900
^ "" 1,800
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Apt
24% jun
„
15%
American
Co
^
.' 75
Jan
36 y2
Nov
Home
17%
9% Sep
52% Dec
Nov
Cyanamid
Low
54% Jan
'
11V4
..
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America
18,
y 1,100
11
10
(Un)
73
20%
Range tor Year 1961
>■
6% Oct
85% Sep
252% Nov
20
-
of
.
Shares
X6%,Oct
273/4
Airlines
American
Sales:
tor Week
600
63Y«
262
25 Ya
28Ya—
8%
I...—
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•
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...
Gulf Oil
15Ya May
2,100
3iy2
100
;
73 Ya
3.33^'3
Dec
36 Ya
98% Sep
4
*
—.—r-—
Sep
8%
L 36%
May
,
107
9
3
Goodyear
'
25 Ya
56Ye
Oct
13'A
8Y4
22 V, Jun
707/B Apr
185% Jan
.,123 '
112Y4 115.%
,1
Ll
^———
Aug
13%
Jan
7%
Oct
25
61
55'%:
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——
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;*51%
.
Aluminium Ltd
4
10
— "
r--
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Trailer _._,j
General Dynamics
I—
38
Jan
7
,
36%
..L.
*.
9
67%
-
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Fruehauf
2% Mar
7%
50c
;1
-
Chemical
Dec
111,
'55%.
Feder a ted Dept $ tores—1 -25
Ford Motor——
—'
.5
Dec
May
..
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*;
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25c
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Alleghanv Corp (Un)
--
,
8%
Apr
5
IYb July
28 Ya Jan
135
Friday
'•(".Week's
:;y^- Last
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L .Sale Friee
of Prices
:-sil
.y
Electronics
Jan
247 Va 247 %
-5
405
.--yv/L
10
38
'
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28 Yu
72%
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10%
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54%
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'Dow^Cliethicaf,--—^-5
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;
3Y8
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130
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-
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273/4
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125
56 Ya
56%
55 Vu
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Oct
Midwest Stock Exchange
-
.
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27% Aug
.
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.
13% Jan
'
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Jan
32y4
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44'A Jan
38%
258
52 YB
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3 Ya
12
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4
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487/b Nov
39%
95
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Jan
Apr
257
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100
Jun
38
17%
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187
2%
Dec
Mar
22%
45%
-42%
3%
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....
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Universal
29% May
Oct
305
20%
64"%
'.5
2%
1
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Brewing Co
Co....
Rockwell-Standard Corp
33% Mar
44%
i^s.
*
'
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2Yb
,
Jan
7% Sep
■
National
Refineries
Corporation
Acme
,
Dec
28 V4
100
.'
3%
._
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11% Apr
12 Y2 Mar
'
7
715
:
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Dec
7% Dec
300
34 y2
8%
8%
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Nov
9Y4 Mar
Dec
101 y4
73% Mar
1,515
24%
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7
34 Va
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6
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10
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200
27
19%
27
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Dec
3
Dec
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500
•
25
45%
u
4%
25
43%
.46%
5
5Yb May
577/a
11
1
27
Jan
136
5
4%
7%
Masco
16%
33%
5
4y2
300
Nov
Dec
iAvco.
Boeing
1
Dec
Dec
1Y4 Jan
11
45%
AshlanA Oil--:tl
7s/8
3%
40%
454
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i
-
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•
7Y2
11
26%
23%
•
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7s/a
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-
900
-
11
43%
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22
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Apr
77
64%
-
■
Dec
19 Ya
8
—1
Motors
1Y4
J
Heater Co
Sep
116 3/a
1
1.66%
Cyanamid
American
1Y4
5
Co
Nov
64% Jan
200
l
Motors
Dec
39%
5,013
57%
1
Co
19 y4
44%
4
55%
Corp.
20Yb May
1,012
57Yb
Co
Jan
28% Jan
240
115
3Yb
Nov
350
24%
25%
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25 Va
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Dec
Jan
14 Y4
200
84 Ya
48%
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31 Ys
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367/a
113
Apr
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177/8
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367/a
113
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Oct
14%
62% Jan
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19%
42
—
44 Yb
563A
21 ys
•'
27%
——1
America—J
Airlines
177/8
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42
Jan
Jan
«>% Mar
347
4
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27%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping Co
34»/2
95
———.^1:———-*
Aluminum "Ltd
American
61
Jun
2Ya May
17%
38%
?
5,450
Dec
Nov
287/a
20%
81
60
847
1,345
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107/a
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Dec
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Dec
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3 IYb
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Apr
.; 20% July
Feb
12
8 %
22% Dec
29Ya
,
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10%
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Apr
8V4
1
6% Jan
90c
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20
31%
5
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Wood
International
Dec
:
Jan
30 y2
29%
Trailer
Kresge
Aug
51
Jan
48
11%
-
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213/b
Jan
553
43Y4
49 %
5
Howell
Apr
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Oct
133,4
4,710
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6%
2
Sep
3%
465
.
:
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15
*
310
13%
5
Motor
Low
16
1%
1
357/s Mar
90
-
,
Range for Year 1961
8g0
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1314
20
Corporation
39%
36%
"
-
Dec
Shares
6
6%
1%
3
Hall
Mar
5
33
:
7% Mar
197/a
69'%
;
63% Feb
High
l57/8
*
Great Lakes Bowling..
Great Lakes Chemical
:
46
•
Rapid Ainerican
Jan
97%
19Ya
2V2
——
Jan '
377/8
50
22%
Gamble—*
Procter
Jan
91%
__———-1
Lunkeiiheimer
Jan
329
8 3/e
51 Va
19%
•Eagle ■■ Picher^--—-5 --.h
Gibson-. Cards.——.—,
-5
Li Jan
27%
-
8 3/a
fy
55
37 y8
624
*£*■■ 70
51 Ya
.
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Jan
27
;-4
51
49
y
111V4 112
50
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46 y2
"45'A
46
■
High
20
1
98
Nov
fer Week
__
10
General Motors Corp
Goebel
Brewing
Co—
Range for Year 1961
Low
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23
Co
Edison
Detroit
Gar
-
V2""'
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Nov
41
'
39 Vs
93 Yb
gales
<
Range
of Prices
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Power
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32 Ya
37
37% L
common.—,—,12 %
Diamond National ——1
31V2
31%
10 '
common—r7—
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Cincinnati Milling
—10
Week's
16
8
29 Vb
Dec
Co
Mfg
Corp
Corp
Jan
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Burroughs
Apr
Jan
94
Jan
i;
Exchange
6
•
-65%
Jan
Products
Manufacturing
Jan
■
.
Dec
Dec
1
T
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17%
t
>
$2,500
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16
Brown-McLaren
for Week
18
69%
.
Dec
54%
High
18
-
—
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1—
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Mfg
Champion Paper
Carey
Low
69%
1
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Nov-:
44 V
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37"%
Shares
Aug '
67%
90 Y8 May
49 V2 Jan
67%
20
Last
j
Metal
Joi
130
(
54
75% Oct
37%
91%
Friday
':
Electric
Fruehauf
of Prices
39% Feb
35% Mar
00-
91%
59% Nov
53
Allied
18% Dec
Jan
37%
80%
-
597/a Aug
144 JA May "
116% Jan
160
110
Par
Mar
-
43%
921-
216 /
35
-
39%
Sale Price
51% Aug
-
47% Oct
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STOCKS
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sale Price
78
-
65%'
•
38%
i1. i \
L Y'
57% Apr
-
Nov
34 Vs
-
91%
"V
Nov
28
11%
20
74
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253(4
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35+4
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21
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15
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Last
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35+4
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Friday
Sale Price
'
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:
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<
37+4
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STOCKS
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82 +4 Nov
,:
Volume
195
Number
6121
.
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The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(39)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price
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Nov
Dec
Aug
10% May
17'A Jun
;
77 Vi
Jan
130%
A 37%. Jan
8%
57%
Jan
Nov
Sep
T6%;May
42 ■'£
;£25%
47 'A
Jan
63'A
Jan
Nov
65
34% Aug
63%
Jon
41%
'
141.24
3
17%
26%
index
of
for
109.39
Low
Jan
587a
38 Va
26
;
?
—7—£
7T%7;7
•,
!
'v [V..,f
»*..
.
£'-VJ
7-.)
1957-59—100
Vn"A. '7:..7
Dec. 22,'61
Composite
—"
'
..
V iiWi a^'uit
—1.0
136.0
1.5
Goods
138.9
—0.5
133.7
—
133.4
'
•_
107.3
.
Low
146.5
138.9
_
ing
Higlv
—1.5
136.0
134.6
—-
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
—1961-
Change
146.5
Manufacturing
Durable
Percent
Dec. 15,'61
._■''
—1.3
118.3
113.0
117.0
'
109.2
97.8
111.0%,
190.8
and
1
-
__
—_
A
—3.1
190.8
141.4
:1H6.2
188.4
—1.2
193.0
132.5
100.3
Service
Dec
30%
6
Oct
stock
Dec
Nov
40%
1,176
101.3
A,--1.0
1C2.0
83.3
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Nov
Jan
Jan
95.55
A
;
•
I960
the
Dec
45,711
311
for
High
141.45
—;
V-'.; -7 if.
•iv*
Nov
;
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
'
Railroad
V
Int'l
new
29%
250
32%
3,757
6 Vo
408
26% Mar
29%
23%
42
Dec
Oct
4% July
6%
Total
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Dec. 25___i____
Tues.
-Holiday-
Dec. 26
•
3,179,920
$5,440,000
Wed.
6,440,000
242,000
Thurs.
Dec. 28_i____l_.
4,530,090
7,023,000
405,000
Dec. 29
5,369,010
7,518,000
210.000
17,252,520
$26,421,000
27 y8
315
19%
Jan
29%
39%
20%
Feb
30%
Dec
Dec. 27
.
A"
' 4,173,500
.
,
•4
6,682,000
7,428,000
7,278,000
Apr
2,380
Total
■
27%
9,503
25%
Oct
31%
2,240
7^%
Oct
95%
50
22 %
Oct
28%
Dec
40%
4l 3,4
3,357
28%
Jan
35%
363.U
A 27% Jan
36%
37 W
A$l,056,000
Dec
28%
i
Nov
89%
28%
common
common
-16%
33 y2
v
j.
j.50
B; couinion_L_l
common
wi
AA
9%
v
•
A
45% A
A
9
11%
Jan
Wt 19h
Nov
GovernmentInternational Bank—
32%
Jan
58%
Dec
Foreign
603
1,439
4,540
15%
Dec
30
A
21% July
Jun
35-%
Oct
JAA' 11%
33%
Jan
i.j%
Jan
42%
Jan
2,947
A7% ;i-~' 500
T
%
50
£72%
7% July
'
'•
I
17%
-"-_5
9S»
1
,'iL
Industrial——
:
Total
80%
-■
*
41
Nov
72%
'2,545
46
Jan
77%
i
Nov
46
52 %
17%
"
'8,422
65%
65%
-
1,081
75%
80%*
47%
Dec
1,133
27%
Jan,
'49%
Oct
2,585
'
47%
Jan
58%
Oct
36
Sep
3 8%
Jun
55%
J mi
82%
Jan
:62,372
52%
Jan
82
Nov
Mon.
Dec. 25_
Tues.
Last
Sale Price
Wed.
'
25,172,000
1,566,120.000
1,270,509,600
$26,732,000
$1,636,037 100
$1,346,419,750
Allegheny Ludlum ;Sterl—
•47 3,8
High
$1,000
270,000
48%
'
Low
High
155
35%
Jan
49%
18
25
9%
Jan
71 Va
35% May
20
50%
Jan
36%
37%
147
31%
Oct
Aug
74
•
~
Apr
Sales
236,000
2.000
300,000
$3,000
,
I..'.,
$1,064,000
3,000
303,000
11,000
249,000
3,000
303,000
$20,000
$1,117,000
■
$33,000
■■■'■■
■
$262,000
.
...
—1
Jan. 1 to Dec. 29
■
Stocks—Number
of
Shares-—
9,259.965
I960
>
7,098,875
1961
1960
488,831,037
286,039,982
Bomis—
Domestic
Foreign Government.—
Foreign Corporale_,
Oct
45Va
Bond
30,000
2.180,025
1961
■Range for Year 1961
71 %
—
.
Total
Bonds
Week Ended Dec. 29
18
ncAA
Armstrong Cork Co—i—L
Bonds
$258,000
9,259,965
'
Foreign
Corporate
Gov't
..
3,257,415
28—J______________
.^/,/ 7 7-A
,
Low
Bonds
1,974.235
Dec. 27
Dec.
Dec. 29—
,
Foreign
,
Domestic
1,848.290
for Week
Shares
75,905,650
Holiday
Sales
Range
of Prices
$4,500
$5,000
69,912,100
^27,477,000
'
•____
Total
'
Slocks
Dec. 26_„
-.
s tock s
-
,
$1,560,000
i,
26,421,000
;
Shares)
Fri.
Week's
766,693,818
:
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
a'A'a A-://.-'"A-A'A;':''AA ,'AA
Thurs.
Friday
-
.
7
$i,o56\ooo
J,
;i
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Nov
12.696
16%
'
6C/4
liiiprovcnient_i.__—13.50
footnotes,-see
■
(No. of
3.50
1/21,264.589
*
': ■'■•■
____i.c;.A
i
___i_
Railroad and
11 :!b Mar
7% Oct
43 V8
-
'
;
'
1960
Apr
bl»/4
_2\50
V
1961
16,537',084
Nov
.70%
-j—
'
;•
;
1960
"
Dec
,;,23%
70%
r
41%
'
S.
Mar
44%
-u*
Bonds—
U.
1961
17,252,520
.__
Jan. 1 to Dec. 29
Nov
7%
548
.9%
-
7%
Dec
5,025
163A
64% A
'
42%
Nov
Nov
40 Va
17,413
16%
,
45%
40%
30,378
8 Va
44%
:
A
!
Shares
Jan
-
61%
'64%
of
16,885
34%
8
/;•?%
l_:.
uib_'_____;
16
A
Slocks—Number
26%
862
$27,477,000
Week Ended Dec. 29
7,254
56%
15%
10
-
'
17(4"
56%
1
Transmission—L_
Riiiini-Womiirjttjio.
Co--
$5,639,000
Apr
26%
Eastern
Indi"*t-;b>r
$199,000
Nov
87 %
♦
class
U.S.
and Miscel.
Shares
_1
.
For
8
Jan
Range
for the current year.
>v'
Dec
15%
10■».lc
_
Co___
Blaw-Knox
Doc
106.57
Nov
117%
33%
A
date
to
144.09
Mar
11% Aug
A
1961
Oct
28%
Co______!
Smith Kline & French
'£.• South Jersey-Gas Co,
Sun
Oil
Co_-_i_4_A^
Ano A
for
-
Dec
33 Va
.
27
'
Power
Finance €0
Gas
.19 '.'a
_____________i
A
I
Uniled
Oct
.•;\i
________
—
Fri.
Public Service Electric & Gas,feoin__L-:V
Tlioiii|K,on
11%
58 Va
6,775
5%
,
Electric
Texus
,
'.A'A.
prices based on the closiqg prices of 300 common
week ending Dec.;
22, 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with
highs and lows
37Va Aug
Oct
26 -■■■
'
•
30%
__'_uu—
Corp
inc——
Paper,
SEC
stocks
Apr
53% Aug
Jan
7%
13%
29%
A_—
Fund Tnc_
Potomac
Ritter
12%
4,838
6%
Philaucljinia Ejeciric co common
Philadelphia Transportation Co:__—_10
Scott
Range
High
Low
■
Bureau, Inc.7.
:;v"SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
/
Dec
A 39
,
5.34;
;;ov-v.
10/%
A
%
Rails,
3.09;
; 141.32
_—___
Dec. 29__
'High
Feb
33%
,xoe
Perieet' Photo Inc_J—
Reading
v
■ ■
Quotation
Holiday
Dec. 26_____
A
Mon.
Pennsylvania- Gas & Water
•
Industrials,
(35 Stocks)' *'
National
Ulosing
Dec. 25
Tues.
Range for Year 1961
/
25%
55%
1
divisors:
•
.
'<«Va
;io%
.
following
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Nov
1%
Jan
the
Dec
43'a
t
using
!
Apr
20% Mar
?
Nov
13%
'Pennsylvania.Power-; &^Lig3it2/i^__i^» ■:
Pennsylvania RR_iA-£Ai-._A^4-l-^-'--i50-:
PeoV»cs Drug 'Stores Inc__—
•
83.77
!
Sep
83a
.
Aug
%
23,628
112% 116%
A :Petiiisa 11 ChfenileaIsACorp_A__C.__iA_-._3
A
83.79
85.15
80.85
234 Dec
2,1^.6
i
37%
24.50
:
Martin-iMarietta
.
85.21
80.83
77.46
Jan
_1
Macke-VendihgAciass.
Mfg
83.7 S
£
Total
No. of
Co
& Co
83.84
85.01
77.51
Jun
25%
l47/o A'. 1,599
51%,
13%
Inumnuional, Resistauce__
Valley
Oxford
85.13
91.60
3,668
•:
33
31
Lehigh
Merck
80.86
-
245.61
23%
48%
;
113%
A $1.41 2nd preferred
lMauison
77.67
128.33
27
'"
Hudson Pulp .& Paper—
;
91.71
143.63
Dec.
Apr
A 1.80 Jim
Oct
A
50 y4
*
47%
40
Giant-Food.Inc class A—_—__i_—
j
242.83
128.12
731.51
1.00
Jan
/A 3% Nov
,32
9'/4
;10
A
Acceptance Qorp common—-1
Motors corn^....
) .60%
Genera 1
Bonds
Holiday
July
■>
'
noy4117%
■
52%
Foremost "Dairies
ties
for Week
12% ,13%
,
——.,-_,io
Co__.
Rails
80.82
Mil)
A Food Fair Stores'
Ford
A
31
Battery
40
Rails
77.60
25.
Non-Durable
Duquesiie Tighl
•
AV
„• in%
10%
Utili¬
trials
91.60
4
Sales
-V-">
High
14%
»%
:—f
•-"•n
Grade
91.60
July
200
;32%
.49
Publishing. Co
Grade
242.98
2.60
36%
48
12%
10
Indus¬
Stocks
ties
141.61
10
Second
65
245.28
Dec
,
Jan
First
127.52
34 %
..
50 Va
10
128.07
Sep
14
Jun
Aug
Total
Utili¬
roads
720.87
May
:.'v
Oct
37%
29 %
Averages
143.04
25%
700
Aug
21 %
Dec
141.64
32
4,800
:A';A
—j—i_;!l.80<
Campbell So.iip":Cb!—
Chry«l«r Corp
Delaware Power &
AA,
37%
723.09
Jan
^ 33%- .34A... A—1,592.
4-
.
£'.>vV-A '':i
b-t4
■.
731.43
Jun
:
134-138
;
££
1
••
Nov
38%
—Bonds—
15
Rail¬
'■
.
'■*.
Curtis
■
39
26.
■
.'Baldwin-Liraa-Hamtllon'
HaJthnore Ti'amtit .Co"1—
Budd Coiuuany_k4_
:
38'/a
27.
1,100
; 98% 1U1
48
Corp
39
Feb
36
'"
Jan
Dec.
Apr
6,400
32
„
liesearcif
Oct
22 %
•
Dec.
v
•
15,400
of Prices
.
;
»•
ElecliiiciJ-—*
133
Jun
16
1%
Low
,
99
,
-■
Armidel
"
30%
50
25%
Aug
29 Vs
4?/8
Range
'.A
Stores? CoAL_L_I^.- AA--£CACpi'.
A American. Tel, & TiH
A-,AL___. ,^___A_33 % A
30%
25%
2 90
Jan:
1.05
29
*
Aniencaii
-
:
Sale Price
■
,
common-—
30%
25%
283i
300
3 la
A Week's'
Last
1
Jan
71
30%
20
Indus¬
Mar
17%
Oct
35
Friday
.''/t
21%
79%
Jan
Jan
16
ibo
Jan
5-)a
%
—
A
•
-
,
..
23%
27 %
51-v
.
,
Jan
27
11%
4%
A'-'
STOCKS
Dec
'
14% Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
•«
-
62%
34%
35% ' 36'
———Stocks
A
30
May
Thurs. Dec. 28
'
8
Apr
18% Mar
235
daily closing averages of representative stocks and
bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co. Aaa
Fri.
i
19%
Oct
'
the
are
Wed.
-
Nov
Jan
13%
65
Stock and Bond
Below
Jun
80c
17%
6%
1,600
AAA4-
^6.50
1
3.50
Jan
8,700
-
18.
17%'
A___A—
"42 %c conv ;pfd series rA£_A
Victor "Equippient Co common
•
Jan
6,800
A.
30»/2
3%
.
t
Apr
9%
4 %
100
Jun
25c
1,800
6%
30%
A.-::'
__i__ ■'
Apr
200
5
A A 5.75 Aug
1.10
80c
1,255
10
2.85 Mar
■
v
Oct
-
Jan
50c
A. AA 5% Dec
A 1.20 Jan
22c
Apr
Noy
5%
20%
__6.25
Nov
57%
32
Oct
33a May
61c
Apr
100 '
15%
.
__
50c.
6
13%
—
.
26%
2.25
6%
25c
_
Jan
Alloys Steel
48
Oct
July
9%
34%,
"
Apr
Noy
14%
51
v
Oct
13%
Jan
42%
22
1,000
14%
64%
34%
37%
74
965
29%
34
Apr
183'a
,
9%
5%
14y2
Plymouth
May
53
90c
Jan,
1.90
50
14%
pfd series A —25
Co——„4-,—A—
26
A
Jan
6,000
31
2.30
1
Jan
Jan
1.40 Nov
87,500
1.50
__
A,--!':
9%
£'
'
Jan
Dec.
267/a
(Un)_
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
85/a
20
7A-V.
1.60
-1
Feb
3,800
:•
66C
~-+l
_____
/
2.00 Mar
200
common
37
65c
700
16%
.
Dec
Jan
10
i
%
16%
(Un )-*
Vanadium
-
64,000
__25c
com
Jun
18
;
50c
35%
5334
25%
48%
Oil Corp
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp'
—5
Engineering & Foundry Co——5
Aug
Jan
99
-
27%
United
34
8,500
47%
84%
Dec
Dec
8%
152
27
10
_
23 Vi
44
50c
'1.
*
'_'
Dec
43 %
■
43%
47%
l
_A
6%
32c
298
.
Development,— 33 %c
Co
18
,
'"
common
'48%
2,100-'.
A
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
31%
27%
______5
___
Jan
6
18,700
__7Va"
Range for Year Jyfil
25
1.658
10%
31%
-
*
Dec
66,800
A
31'A
Shares
'28%
97/a
^1
40 Va
200
r
28c-
RefractoriesCo
Feb
y
28%
8.50
_
1.55
6,000
4%
'
3134
600
-
Corp
9%
.'
for Week
of Prices ""*•
28%
3
Pgh
5
43%
A 27,800
AA£ 4
38C
Oct
-3,400
■
1.95
.25c
.4%
a
Union :Sugar common—1
United Industrial Corp common
A
-•
-4%
/
_:
Apr
34c
10
_
Gas
'
1.80
—
United
14%
4Va
;
38%
Walker
(Joseph)
Natco
25 % May
Jan
Feb
4,500
A
—_—_
Cal .Gas
Oil
■
2
v-
___.L__10
of
Sales
Range
Sale Price
A
Co
McKinney Mfg
'High
Sep
400
~
-
2.25
Oif&^Gos Co
Southern
65c
1.55-
Co—
Invest
Rhodes Western
Trico
50 Vz
2.15
__
Cement
& Gas
Pepsi-Cola
Reserve
2214
50
:
1.40
6'/o, preferred
Pacific
22'A
-
-
1.50
„
Co_—
American
6
>;/, 55c
V 14
1.90
IOC
Corp Ltd—•___
Norris
Av::, 6
2.15
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Petroleum
Portland
4 >.
A;
10c
Inc_
Home
''
System
Gas
Harbison
7
•
9c
4,000-«
31,900
2,000
1
Co
1.
• -1
21%
100
(U11) —50C
(Un
Navigation
6
AH
■
10c
__
—
Matson
50%
55c
_
M J M & M Oil Co
50
'(;• i-_-
__.._1
Corp
,
29%
40,000
6%
22>/4
(Un)
Maryland Mines
Imperial Western—
•...
100
-■••:
♦48%
614
1
California
Idalio
Jade Oil
■: 48%
4
A
Corp-—
of
'•
Range for Year 1961
400
-
43%
;--':;£A
General Exploration Co of California—!
Gladden
43%
^—T—1°
Corp———
Co
Va
50%.
_•
--
class
Ltd
■
Low
•26c,
6%
10
(Un)—__.
23
48%
*
—
—
Domincuez Oil Fields Co
;
Shares
43%
.5
—;i-_.
_.—
for Week
33 y4
.24c
Gas
Equitable
High
32%
_
36c
•
Oil
v
23%
—*
:
*
Cooke Inc
Oil
10
—
Stores
&
;
■
Consolidated Min. —_0C
Co
Columbia
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
'
(U11)-_
Lid
A
of Prices
Low
A
Week's
A Last
•
1
.
Sales
'Range
Sale Price
Par
(Un).—25
Corp pfd
American Factors
Elack
'
''
"
.
Week's
Friday
stocks
A
•
I
Friday
STOCKS
on
other Exchanges.
••
.
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Exchange
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list docs not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded on
on
gg
Total
—,
1_
—__■
$1,064,000
33.000
20,000
81.117.000.:
page 44.
I.
$696,000. '.
$51,003,000
4,000-
2.542.000
54,000
1,639,000
$754,000
$55 184 000
$29,739,000
•
-
1.520,000
1,411 000
S~2.670.0C0.
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(40)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Shown
Prices
Are
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Power Si Paper
Shares
-
40
RangeTor Year 1:961
common
-2®
'
High
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Jan
14#
•
preferred
Donohue
45%
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
200
80
;8%
S 65
•
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&
:
8#
-24%.
100
common
Dominion Steel
-
common. •
—
Glass
d
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-
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22
•
common
125
80
-2
Bridge
125
_•*
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Dominion
125
.
Co
50
27 r27 #
10%
10%
10%
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&
3
20%
14
50
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•
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May
6.00
8# Jan
.
n
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International
Distillers
3.50
•
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Crown
;
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Jan;
3.00 Jan
950
Consolidated
16
51#
137* -Sep
Jan
100
4.85
class ,A
•_—
Trans
Feb
357a Nov
26% May
Jan
/:
id
8,764
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3674
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Toronto-Dominion
7%.May
23% Jan
v
885
22%
28 # May
-1,-130
61
36
10
common—-
Canada
Traders
Feb
40
Jan
1,668
23%
4.85
;
4.65
370
25%
•
Consolidated
—
14 #
Jan
37
4,375
33#
*
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Texaco
'
•
Canadian
215
56#
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23 "
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18
v
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10
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79# Dec
3772
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8%
36
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16% July
77
10# Jan
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,
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Standard Structural Bteel_^i-,i--__d.*;'
Co of Canada
d-d,
*—d*
'
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8
137a
common
Canadian
Credit
74?
••
1,693
•13 7a
37%
SO
Companies
Credit Foncier
•
6274
54
Nov
Nov
-'69% Dec
-
'
-
,
7% May
Jun
V'6'l
Wijliams; oLCanada -cqm_—1, * /:
Inc
Co
11# May
9% May
15%
13%
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6374
15%
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d
.
18 "
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28
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common—-
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Jan
5.00
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77a Dec
4# Jan
25
.
'
1,358
•>.28
——^___100
Cement
Southern
•
Feb
a79# a79#
:
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77a
.3.50 Sep
a4.50
i
common
-
International
Oil
a3.25
A.50c
-
*
2;00 Jan
20
class A pfd
1,000
Feb
15#
5174
-
common——
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Simpsons
July
21
.
Oct
2.35
40
:
Nov
18# Dec
>86
Nov
;
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(James)
Lawrence
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Oct
2.35
'
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35#
d
58
Dec
44
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Jan
25%
8 74
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common
:r
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34 7a
55#
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Jan
107a
55
Dec
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13%
14#
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Dec
32
572
22
62 7t
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Apr
175
common—•
preferred
Cork
13 74
200
♦
Canadian
Crown
597s Dec
I:
347a
20
22.
14%*
Jan
-
Sep
Dec
30#
•
300
,
Dec
,
9#
10%
24% Feb
V 5,7.18
:
10
>
Sep
•
•
2,135
-
.24%
27
Oct
36%
20
-
d
59%
;= >; 55
d
120
May
110# May,«
1,565
-
1074
Ltd
preferred
Sherwin
Deo
3472
9%
—^—.*
-
common.—.—./„£
Salada-ShirrifLHorsey
Nov
63
32
36%
20
2.35
'Coronation
2372
39# Jan
18% May
43% Jan
200
82
1674
20%
59 7d
24%
Shawinigan Water & Power YCbinmoiL*,
Jun
•
Warrants
Consumers
r i
Dec
Jan
•
common
Chemical -Co
Combined
v
alO al07a
d
.
Nov
15
•
J.un y
Dec
~24#
345
16
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common-^—---UF ;
Dec
20
•
1874 Jan
659"
625
80.
..
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207a
3574;
——1 d'i ' 28
Paper class A
Ro Hi mans
Jun
25#
Dec
177t
u.*
Royal Bank of Canada
.
1,295
r
Jan
3072
28
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(B
16
17
43#
17
t
..
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1,044
,f'100
E)
V). (Canada-)
(A
: 4 74 %
Mar
287a
25
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St Lawrence
277a
1.7
3174
43#
;
Nov
22-d
Nov
24%
X7
30 #
3,604
~d949
Class B
/.
,
.July
»874
28
6274
series
Coghlin
38
;
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29
247a
30 74
-20
Co
St
241#
8
1574
•
i,
preferred
Roiland
3.00 Jpn
22%
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
.16% ^Sep
1172 Dec
Apr
*
British Aluminium
Canadian
Feb
2.00
•
Breweries
Canadian
77a
250
Electronics
common
Canadian
Canadian
900
2574
—10
Foundries common
Canadian
B
•817
Dec
7%
•
e 55
d'
Canada
Roe
Dec
14
33
10
7%
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•
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,
<
Feb
500
22';
4*
1—
of Canada—
Reitman's
100
1,000
■
♦
common—--_—
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527a NOV
1174 Mar
75
*
Aviation
Canadian
1572
Dec
Mar
1#
—
V:
•
Canadian
$1.75
15
45
2.50
8'A
20
•
Canada Forgings class A
Canadian
74
Jun
117a
preferred
Steamship
Aug
12% Jan
—1
Cement common
Canada Iron
15
872 Nov
Calgary Power common—
Canada
11%
:
130 -•
1,420
<82.
6%
preierred-——-——i——-100
Quebec Power
————^
Quebec:.- Telephoned—
Reed
Oct
.
Jan;
87a
16 74 :
i—
oommon—
Corp
10 74
„
10%
20#
ir 59%
Light & .Power:
Develqpraen t
1958
Dec
300
*
Dominion
60
9#
9
9%
;v,
?
1)50
'
>
_5
-Jii
Jan
29%
17%
& Co Ltd common—^
Quebec Natural Gas——
—1
Dec
37%
200
2.50
&
3.00 Dec
Jan
Scotia
Sep
1774
"8
."31:
——•—-*,
Sigh
15%
"
9%
29%
Price -Bros
May
5% May
29% Jan
6,285
10
:
9
50%
15#
Dry Dock Co Ltd class A—*
Canada
452
52
—•
A
Corp——^
Power
*
'59# iNOV
;
:
class
40
Car
-
"10%
i
8%
;
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Ltd
Placer
Dec
56
Mar
50%
Building Products, ri
$1.30
.56
.
9%
common-———*
Trust—
Penmans
Dec
1574
pfd
5,435
109
Pacific Petroleum
Page-Hersey Tubes
/
V
Dec
12 7s
25
Dec
Nov
-
:
6 74 Dec
46
•
:
•
12
Company
Bruck Mills Ltd «Uss A„.
Canada
// 150 7;
,
6.60
1578
7/ Class B
Burrard
7
81
21%
•
Brown
13%
108
partic pfd-J—-2—10
Qgilvie Flour .Mills
84% Dec
Nov
Jan
5.40
———•
Ltd
Dec
7672
47%-MOT
37%
Telephone——
12%
108
4:
Nov
3874
9,614
3.10
•
Dec
Jan
19 72
■>'.! 475
52
Oct
497a Nov
58
Products
12%
Noranda Mines Ltd
July
JanhV
420
m*
Power—•
Power
Brockville
56
51#
•6#
•
British
597a
755 //
57%
Note Co
British
British
•
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Oil,
»
—
Steel
National
Nova
25
;
5472
8,015
207a
SI1#
ii
Ll«rh«-
570
National Drug & Chemical common—is
I
'33
^v
'66% Jan
5,248
6.55
20 %
.—25
Traction
21%
Locomotive-—
Montreal
/-v,"
'
' 22
Jan
.
Dec
3672 Nov
20% Mar /
2,787
4—50
Paper
21%
,.
: /
Dec
53
18% Mar
a*.
-792
81
7a
22
-
3,100
-
8474
.
6.00
20 yB
*
-1,395
7672
74%
•84 7
•
pfd
Corp 5%
21%
—__10
,
Montreal
"".•
July
46%
Preferred
—/•
Dec
55 7a
..
-
,
'2574;Mar.
100
'
telephone
jBowaier
7,437
Class B————_—————————————*
Nov
IiOW
19
class
Breweries
Range for Year 1961
High
—-100
.
6%
Ltd
i(Robt)
Molson
387a May
49
.
Jan:
48
•>.:'"
21%
607a
.•
Co
Mitchell
Sep
:
.
Miron
'"■/■;
Nov
>«
•
Jan
-33
-•
75
28%
Dec
•50# Jan f}/
60
—575
34 y2
34
Feb
26%
127a
45 74 'Mar
53
55
Bowater
~
55
.
53
Jun
327a
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6,815
—■'•100
46%
46
Sep
8
1,221
49
24%
10
Paper com
48#
2274
Shares
18%
common
preferred
■-
for Week
5
18%
Tel—
&
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
& Powell River i,iu *
Metropolitan Stores
99% Nov
-
/ 6.00
Bathurst
Dec '
21%
..10
(Canada)-.
98#
29
..10
Scotia.
Nova
10
21%
■
-25
25.,
Banque Canadian National
98#
,i-V
34%
>
—.
22%
i
,
Ltd
Jan
r
46%
50
Bailey Selburn 5% pM
5 % '','v
preferred
Bank of Montreal
1
1972
a48#
.55
■4
?
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:
—
Corp
Steels
50
cusmuoju—
Lto
preferred
300
28% -29#
a49
H
200
•100
47#
29
...
Co .of Canada
Aluminum
25
12 Va
22#
987a
98#
572%
437a July
2574 Nov
Apr
12 %
'd-d
100
preferred —.—7——-—^
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
22 Va
4 Va %
Arcadia
Week's
-
Par
1
MacMillan Bloedel
'
Low
-
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Par
'Abitibi
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
.
.
1,125
54
22 y2
54
50
20%
23#
1,100
90
51%
Dec
Copperstream
Dalfen's
Nov
Denault
84 7a
Dec
13
Sep
Dolsan
Dome
»># May
26# Mar
50
15
Oct
17 #
Sep
29
Pec
Oct
26
Sep
Sep
557a Pec
,48
8%
Jan
237a
Pec
Limitee
jlass. A__
—•#—5
Mines
32c
;
/
1
48c
„
20
.<
d_
Ltd
/;
-d/l
.
II.000
/
35c
.2.50 May
4,500
28 "a
28 Va
200
•
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dominion
Oilcloth
Si
Lineleum
:
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36%- 36%'
"
55c' *
Co Ltd •
B.700
60c
6,300
24 Va
905
22c
25c
2,050
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55c
•
3c
Oct
20
;/
12
d
10c
20 '/a Mar
'395
' 44c
:24
Ltd—
...60c
/- 9%- May
8VaC
Mines
Apr
150
8VaC
.
44c'
"15c., Sep
225
8#c
—
.u
v.
'
4,250
12
12*
-
V
/'/_
Ltd//—d_.__r_d-/—
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd-——* / '• 36%
Dominion Explorers Ltd——1 /.
43c
Nov
21
Ltd—————1.
Warrants
Dec
24#
Mines
Ltd
-
19#
Jan
Dec
Dec
May
28%
14% Apr
'25c May51c
Nov
Dec
38#
Jun
Oct
-BSC
Oct
MT5
July
Feb
24 # Jan
-
Dumont
Nickel'Corp-^d-//_d.—-—i—l
v
/,.25c
"20c
Dec
-
',46c -Sep
;
Volume
Number 6121
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
(41)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
LISTED
Last
STOCKS
East
Sullivan
Range
Empire
Fab
Oil
Minerals
&
Metal
-1.80
Falconbridge Nickel
—
11c
Mines Ltd—
Minerals. Ltd
Ventures
200
3c
Feb
9c
May
.10,000
6c
Feb
15c
68 %
38 Va
Jan
71 Va
1
Ltd——;■
14,000
3.25
4c V
al4c
1.60
275
3 Vac
3%c
4c
;
200
260
2.25
4,500
5c
,20c
19,300
al4c
al5c
.3 VaC
2.10
..
2,100
Golden
Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por
Uran
Mines
Hastings. Mining
Metals
&
International
Ceramic
International
Helium
Israel
7 Vac
6VaC
7VaC
1.15
1.20
7c
'V 7c
4.95
5.50
Mining Ltd——
Oil
52 Vt
22c
4.00
32c
——
4,000
^
.
9c
28c
6c
38
Feb
500.,:
7c
S
8,000
>•(••
Oct
-
LadUboro
Lake
9%->
Acceptance Corp iclass :A_—_
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—
Ltd.——i-iL—-
Oil
Dafault
Mines:
1.05
6.45
1,350
11 Va
Petroleums
Ltd
.
i
4lc
10
3.90
1.64
12%
4c
4c
4c
3,500
2c
12c
-14c
10,500
12c
Dec
50c
8c
1,000
6c
Nov
8c
Dec
27 V2
27 V2
50
90c
90c
1,000
4,125
f
6c •:
July
.
Sep
Maritimes
Mining
Algonquin
6 Vp
a45
100
.27
10
10 Vst
625
5
167/b
160
10
Dec
10
1
Merrill
Island
•85C V
Corp Ltdi;——
60c
85c
80c
Mount Pleasant Mines Ltd—
Wright
Mrssens
National
Native
Mines
Iron
Canada
New
Jack
New
American
North
American
Asbestos
Ltd
TOc
10c
;
9 Va
Jun
Dec
Sen
-
7,000
4c
52,500
lie
50c
> '
Jan
9c
Aug
4Vac
1,000
5 V>c
Jan
30c
Jun S
2.80
100
2.00
Dec
18c
,
Sep
68c
(1945)
Ltd—
'
9c
-
-
_
Opomisca
•V
Ltd--—_—ii-—
Explorers
Opemiska
Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—
Paudash
Mines Ltd.———
Pennbec
Mining
Gold
Pitt
Pitt
Corp..J:
Oil & -Gas
Place
Class
Ltd
Provo
Steel
Gas
Producers
a'.:.'-Vtf l'l
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------
Y-.. ""'i.
'■
Mines
St
St
Ltd
Enterprises
Lawrence
Lawrence
Diversified
Sobey's
■
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;■*
'
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...
Lake
Mines
Corp
Principal
United
Van
Towns
ber
'■'
Ltd
Fund
1
1.73 *
6,500
3,948
76
77 Va
26
4Vac Aug
6c
2,085
26
'•65c
75c
14%
14%
3.10
-2.80
-■
31 Va
14c
20,500
30
4 VaC
5c
12,800
:
4c
62c
*
71c
453
,6 c
7 Vac
15,500
Dec
26
Sep
6c
1.60
14%
Nov
3.10
2c
July
46c
%
lie
9
,
Oct
;
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■/
Delhi
Line. Co Ltd "A"—5
2,/aC.May
class A
,37
725
24%
100
8%
Dec
7.30
1,300
54
54
200
54
54
100
49 Vt
4.10
4.15
600
3.70
83 '/2
83 Va
-.v::*; 5
7.10
7.35
6,450
•
10c
—
Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
Mines
Motor
Co
4.10 ;l
Co
Kerr-Addison
of
7.25
*
42%
42%
21 Va
Ltd
Mines
Mines .Ltd
al61
al60'/4
23%
24 '/a
9.25
—1
9.20
44c
Companies. Ltd class A
10Va
Nov
Mountain Oil Pipe Line, Co
Union
Gas.of
Petroleums
6%c
3.15
5
7%c
20,000
3.30
9VaC Oct
1,949
2.65 Feb
3.30 Dec
5Va
725
9.85
23,685
24%
25
2,325
1.32
1.44
6,800
35c
10
16 %c
35c
75
83
84%
52
52
53
.1.58
1.50
1.60
22c
21c
22c
7c
8c
r
•
•
14c
.*
;
71/2C
6c
Mines
'A"__
♦
Mines
Co
13c
r
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■,
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9%
Vv
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commons
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•
51
21
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;
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r
A
pfd
8c
•
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Uranium
8%
Y
21
10,138
47%
6,500
9c
14
>
».
49c
51c
50
53%
53%
53%
6%
6%
6%
50
52%
52%
52%
20
1
6.25
6.15
•
3.25
3.10
Brazilian
Traction
Bridge Tank
common
common..
*
6.25
3.25
:
6%
2.50
36 Vs
11%
14%
15 Vs
15%
h<.
Britalta
*
...»
Broulan
83 Va
Bruck
41
16
Apr
/ Jan
15c
Nov
15r
Mar
14%
Nov
52c
Nov
14c
Nov
69c
May
Dec
54 %
Dec
Dec
9%
Dec
47%
Jan
3.00
5% May
5
1,715
10
v-14 V,
'23 Va
12 Vac
13%
Sep
85c
Nov
11 Va
Oct
Nov
12 Va
Oct
25
Oct
27 Vt
Dec
10'/a
950
9%
23%
1,435
20 Vt
Jan
27%
165
20%
Jan
24%
53 Va
2,415
44 V2
1.30
2,500
52c
2.80
5,700
9 Va
1,650
f
•
300
34%
Jan
•"
Dec
Jan
.-35
.
•'
.
Aug
Mar
1.30
Dec
1.67 Feb
3.95
May
.
Mines
Calvert
Gas
Camerina
Campbell
9.80 Mar
14%
-7,465
Feb
16%
Nov
25 %
Dec
Canada
Foils
!2VaC De«
Canada
Iron
Dpp
__
3.70
3.20
13 Vt
Jun
■-
Canada
Bread
'
Cement
common
Preferred
class
A_—
Foundries
common.
1.05
4c
12c
23
1.80
*
4.587
;
"
1.80
Sep
July
7.45
u-
200
7
:•
28%
28%
28%
32
:
127
13c
48c
Jun
.
1
15c
Jan
Dec
:
,-■-
..
5.55 Jan
T.
11% Apr
.
.
-.i
.
3%
125
21
Feb
18%
Jan
2.00
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Bldg Credits
Oil
Anacon
'
500
8c
Amurex
i
•
Nov
14 Va
':9c
Mar
5 Va
300
4.40
26c
Aug
32c
1,000
i;
.
•
Mines
Uranium
North
1.50
•
Santiago Mines Lt,d_
50
West
Amulet. Mines——.1——
New
9
1.50
11
Vending Co' Ltd—
Ltd—...—>——.—.
Formaque Mines Ltd.!
Lake
'8%
1.50
__
—
Automatic
Minera's
5
Jun
Dec
3,225
36%
•
American
u.7 1.10 May
Jun
4c
32,900
8%
Ltd..
1.22
Jan
12c
(),500
75c
Nov
13c
llVa Sep ■ ;
52c
Jan
S
4,100
\
a7%
70c
a7%
L
Ltd
New
6c
75c
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Mount
90c
17
,
1.20
100
Co 4»/a %
pfd
Amalgamated Larder Mines——
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Dec
1.10
2.00
Mar
Nov
4,630
109
Aluminum
Nov
10Va
Dec
47c
300
90c
Jun
24c
51
Nov
10,400
5 Vac
6c
"Ltd———_—-r~
19c
IIV2C
46,900
14
14 i
■
of Canada Ltd
Corp
Moripre Mining Co
•
19c 22 V2C
14
S \,-
Feb
-
Oct
3c
10,250
v
;
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36c
5c
2.70
:37V8
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-
1,500
19c
Nov
8c
209,500
13c
69c
70c
Molybdenite
'
12c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—_—1Miiiing Corp of Canada Ltd——
Mining
10c
10
J-.—.—
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1.21 May
.
Jan
preferred
Warrants'
-Feb
9c
com—
Allied
5,100
38c
>
Nov
:
Apr
Feb
2.50
5
Jan
Nov
20c
16c
rt
4%c
^100
;
2.80
Nov
23
56c
664
40c
12 Va
.
12,741
•
5c
•
common.....
Alminex
85c
a45
Limited
Mercury. Chipman^i—Y.—-i.-—
:
28% May
Sep
—
Mines
Distilleries
23
Ltd———_
-r—
Mclntyre-PorcuDine
Melchers
Ltd—_—__
Corp
Ltd.
Mines
Massval
_
Central
Warrants
1,895
.
18%
1.08
July
Sep
38c
Y
Jun
Aug
9%c
Oct
Jun
25 %
Jan
4c
22,500
'
1.20
Algoma Steel
'
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M.)_—.1
1.03
8
19%
2.70
1—
Natural Gas—
Pacific Cons Oils
Algoma
Jan
8c
——
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1.08
High
20c
43 %
23% Mar
275
16c
5.85
18%
Class B preferred
Alberta
c
for Year 1961
Aug
Apr
48,200
'
'
36%
2,145
,
i
12c
'
Gold
common—
Gas Trunk
Alberta
Nov
14c
.
•
Nov
12 Vt
10%
"
———
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Class A warrants.
Oct
Oct
Nov
10
_I—
Shoe.
7c
7,160
300
12%
5.55
Yellowknife
30,348
r
22%
Qr
13c
Voting trust——
Aug
Dec
L..
.
12%
22%
10 VaC
....
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Alberta
Dec
27 Va
12%
Mines.—
Warrnnls-i-
Dec
V
Jan
1.05
525
■S1.05
Alba
Jun v
j'!
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17%
; -900
6.00
HVt
A
1
Ltd—j.—f—
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Island
100
•.%
;. 225
6.05
—
Lithium
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26 Vi
11%
il.05
———
Lamontagne. Ltd class A
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Long
9%
26 Vt
25
22%
A
Uranium
Alberta Distillers
July
5.75
40%
"
common
Gas & Oil
Surpass
Dec
16c
.
3.00 Aug
28c
Dec
39%
39%
Range
Low
14c
25
Mines Ltd
Jun
52 Va
'
'
Labrador
Labrador
Dec
46
Shares
High
24%
common
—
Agnew
July
5.50
•
Feb
Paper
Agnlco
Nov
8 VaC
Dec
(38
for Week
HV2C
Advocate Mines Ltd
Nov
1.33
•,
Nov
4.95
30
"11,753
32c
10c
V
Jun
30
.
Class
Acadia
Jan
14c
Atlantic Sugar
AkaRcho
2,000;.
,
.4.00
;
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30,925
.
.
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Acme
Ltd
Power &
Preferred
Sep
.48c
S
Mines
Abitibi
Apr
7V2C Aug
Dec
a177c
3,600.
•
.52 V4
;• 9c
s
——_——
7,500
vi
44
3.70
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Keely-Frontier Mines
v
44
common—
Iron
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27c
.
i 1.15
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Continental
Jubilee
22c
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pfd
conv
Ltd
Development:—
&
Investment Foundation Ltd
6 %'r
27c
—i—:—--
Nov
27c
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Abacus
8 Vac Mar
Nov
2 VaC
■
Week's
Last
Sale Price
3.50 Mar
70c
Exchange
EtprciNd In Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Dec
9c
,
Jan
Jan
illc
,
Sep
4 VaC
July
3c
1,250
3 VaC
Jan
lVaC Aug
2c
Mar
3,000
!.
,
32c 33 VaC
—
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Dec
3c
32c
:
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Oct
3.25
Fundy Bay CopperY Mines Ltd—.—.—
Futurity Oils Ltd.
i-——
Oil
i
11c
66
.-
Gaspe
a3c
3 Vac
Fontana
Reliance
Prices
High
10c
3 Vic
;
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a3c
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:
Mining & Exploration Inc.
.
Mines
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Ltd
*——
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd—
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1.80
:
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Fort
Shares
High
1.80
-
Inc—
Mines .Ltd.——
Toronto Stock
for Week
Low
:——:
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Mines
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
41
Oct
29
Mar
2ft
.;
1' Dec
Y3G
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23% Nov
-
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Friday
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Par
Oil
Canada
Steamshio
3.15
62
78
3.00
61%
78
3.15
62'A
13
12%
13
1
*
2.11
10%
1.80
10'A
2.30
10%
1
8c
8c
Petrol—
Lines
•
common
Preferred
Canada Tungsten
Canada Wire & Ciible class B
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Canadian
preferred
Warrants
48%
40'A
500
12
650
19,500
100
9c
3.40
3.35
3,65.
2,595
3.55
3.50
3160
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13%
13%
13%
yyy
100
13
y. 34
36%
6%
33%
34%
36%
5%
37
6%
2.30
2.40
94c
A
.
25
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A
2.35
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Dec
31% Feb
5% Oct
37
Oct
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7% Mar
Dominion
SteelCoal.
/
4,850
,.
Canadian
3.90
3.55
4.25
3.95
7,520
15.700
13%
13%
162
Canadian
10c
4.10
Devonian Petroleum
—•
3.75
Dredge Dock...—13%
Dyno.Mines
1
1.50
Export Gas & Oil
16'%
1.59
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
1.39
1.52
10
7%
3.25
1.69
10%
7%
2.00 Jon
533,634
29,825
; 845
,
50
Canadian
Canadian
-
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10
7,%
—
Canadian
8
7%
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3.70
1974
23c
91c
6%
2.70
13
3.90
19%
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Homestead
———-10c
24c
Canadian High
Canadian
Warrants
1
6%
—-
Canadian Husky Oil—
2.85
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— ——
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Canadian'
26
13%
72% 73%
8
8"%
14% 15%
7
7
132c
33c
5%
5%
11c
14c
13c
14c
33% 34/a
84
84
101
102
26 26%
12
13
•
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Industries common
.10
—2.50
—
8%
15%
;
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Malartic Gold..—.
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5%
Canadian North Inca
—-——-1
13c
Canadian Northwest Mines.
•
13c
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34%
Canadian
Canadian
,
preferred
84
101
100
—^
5^: preferred
Canadian pacific
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26,756
2,403
3,100
75c
39%
common
:—*
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20
f-.m.,fljun
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85c
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23
17
17
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Captain
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.
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1.25
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7.05
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1
1.68
1.59
1.72
21,947
27,925
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8c
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9c
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Empire
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Eureka
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class
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1.12
1.11
1.18
7,900
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3374
100
4,000
55,134
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Clieskirk Mines
Cliesterville Mines
1
30c
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Chibouganian Mining & Smelting
1
Chromiiun
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Dunlop
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common———-—'*
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i
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Con
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64
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4,835
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535
19
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3.95
3.90 '
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14%
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,
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Consolidated
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B
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to.sinos
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40
105
Feb
25
104
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July
Jan
Sep
14c
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1.62 May
19% Aug
16
Apr
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Dec
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f.
53c
125
11,900
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warrants
preferred
preferred
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:'
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:
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;
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Cement Co
—
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preferred._._L—. 10
1.03
6 Vz c
25c
20c
—
12%
13%
7,166
3.85
2.45
55
18 V2
H°
3.95
2.55
3.400
—
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—
.
55
.
i
18,«
16c
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147
97
57b
—
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;
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4.00
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81b
5%
15%
-
5%.
15%
70c
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3.30
a
53
Apr
Aug
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Dec
Jan
13%
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Jan
13%
Dec
5.00
Sep
9.10
?
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Jan
;;;•
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56%
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Jan
6a4 Feb
Nov
;. 25V4. Nov
;V 97
3.25 Aug '
15
Dec
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4.00 Jail
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161
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;
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51
1,585
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89 79
40
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2.85 May
57% May
377'4
5.765
305
.:
24c
.
loo
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"8,655
600
;
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37
18,185
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J3.50
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29
45
.
1.195
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3.50
Nov
13c
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2.00
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39c
155
50%
55%
97.
Nov
67c
3.05 May
556
37c
55%
y. 97
1.35
1974c
.
7.25
;
2,700
,.
—
55%
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7.60
510
20%
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21c
y
'
58
21
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Jun
19
2,063
58
...
.
48%
10,307
13;>
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1.85
.
25
Sep
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Dec
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Nov
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Aug
,
3c
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52%
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Inglis
3 400
24yi
117
Oct
14.000
Aug
19 74 May
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10c
A
3.600
<:
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10c
40,550
2.50
4%e May ■
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Nov
9c
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-
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9.50
:
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;
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*
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Aug
1.45
6,505
5
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4c
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52%
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177/a July
58
Jan
'
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12%
*
—
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--
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'
Jun
;
Aug
2.00
/
,
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4c
28,000
2.75
Sep
6 74
4.05
•
17 74 May
7.05
5
9%c
Dec
18
4c
7,000
6,500
13,974
31c 7 35c
t. 31c
/y
•
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3.25
Jail
8,310
'40 %c * *45c
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2.90
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10.620
1.10
14l/ac '
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16
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Nov
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2.70
300
14c
1.24
15c
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11%
22.800
13 %c
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7.50
9 74
v
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9%c 11 Ac
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290
11c 13%c
13%c
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111 i 111
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50'A
497s
17% yy 17%; 18%
6%
preferred- A—.
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6'% " ' 6:%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd com
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33% 34%
Nov
.
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Imperial Oil
A
Imperial Tobacco.of Canada ordinary
Jun
1014 May
110
6c
A. —A.1
Erie
Exploration
Imperial Life Assurance
Oct
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Gold
Hydra
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2<»«
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Mining & Smelling
Hudsons
Bay Oil__l_—
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12c
61
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.
8c
1-5
A—
6c
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1.140
.-
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7c
1
A.
class
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1.1
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300
4.25
16%
57 %
be
111
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— ;
5%c
-
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Howey
Nov
1.65
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;
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57
8.30
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Dec
10c
^
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Dec
4.25
Jan
H,(i5
500
580
Oct
3074c
65c, ; Jan
1.00 Jan A,
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1,396
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V
16
'
1-12
15c
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Oct
Aug
16 %
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6,500
1.20
15 7 '2
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14c
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5.85
2,410
•
8.50
6c
———-——-1
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Aug
70c
-
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17
:
4,860
15 74
77
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,
Nov
15%c Dec
Jan
14% Dec
1.500
5
1,500
-
12%c Nov
•-
100
J
-
27 %e. Jan
500
: 18 :18%
Jan
8%
1,515
-
•
2.90
14%
15%
1278,.
*
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18% Nov
Oct
10% May
100
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Lakes
"A
500
3.25.
3.00
167»
57
6c
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Highland
6.70 Dec
28c May
'
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11
10,279;
97 a
-Jan
29c
•
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2,950
7.00
24c
•
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;■
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80c
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12
-
17%
7c
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1474 May
Jan -y.
4.40 Ju-ti
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of
Heath
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109
3.25 Mar
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17
Jkn
31c
Mar
1.09
2,585
Dec
Jan
165
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11,220
18%
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9!857 A
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1
79c
19c
16c--July '
121
100
605
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—
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—
Aug
12c
>10,660
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109
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100
200
common-AJAA--
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%
-
3.20 Jan
22% Nov
18%
18%
14%
9C
12c
5.894
Nov
14%
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100
1
Hasaga Gold Mines
May
Sep
181,149
18%, V.-.% --675
50c
■
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Mar
Feb.'
1.83 Nov
16
Jan
3,979
12,191
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13.000
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100'-
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8 500
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11%
14%
41c
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—
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15,000
;
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18
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1274 May
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67a
—
66c
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-
4.05
,
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Jun
5,320
•
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Hallnor Mines
2.45 Dec
2%c
26,000
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4.25
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21%
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123
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7
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20
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28% Jun
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26c
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4.15
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3.95
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2,500
2.90
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38c
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class
B
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Jan v;
51c :Mar
II,400
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27%
774
41'
.
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:.3".20
14%
1
—
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68c
5c
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110
•
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Nov
Aug
10%
700 :■
28c
—_—A
"warrants^..—-.1.
West
Great
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2,800
1
—
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B
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i
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162 164%
17%
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2,200
i
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105
17a4 Mar
2,117 "
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10 %c
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9%
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55c
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new
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39c
9c
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,
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99%
9,400
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warrants
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4C
34 %• Dec
15
11
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23 Vs
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Aug
4.70
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;
10
1,750
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.
60
58c
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1.26
preferred—100
coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines;
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y
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18,500
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Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar..
1
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Consumers Gas common—
Class A —:
:
^53,270
50c
Consolidated
Consolidated Sannorm
1
27
11%
—.1'
35c
3,000
31c
46c
].28
Morrison-Exploration—__1
Consolidated Moslier U
Conso..dated Negus Mines..
Consolidated Nicholson Mines—
6%c
108
,
102
46c
45c
60
•
11c
20
.
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Oct
.4 ."Jan
200
7c
1 7c
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Lakes Power
Class
4.05 Jan
27c
10c ,
20.
--
•
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11%
Apr
16c
3.75
4,100
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4.40
Mar
26c
265
28
—
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Great
20c Mar
22V2cMay
42c
11%
'
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;
1.62
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.
31c
,
Marbenor Mines—-—1
Marcus Gold Ltd..—.1
Consolidated
1.51 Dec
1.62
.
Oct
6c
30
*
7
71-c
21
•
:
3.70
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class
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Jan.
120
10c.
class
Class
May
10c
Oct
15c
Jan
4%c Aug
1,438
Envelopes
27%
I
120
^35Va
Warrants
Dec
7c
9,466
'
17c
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15c
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200
29'/2
27^«
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3.70
•
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•— 7.25 Dec
24,625
12c
17c
Feb
r
46
2.7%
:
1.98 May
310
2.74
Nov
May,
29% ' Dec
Jan
2,125
7
1.62
,
1.12
5V2
:
—
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525'
1674 July
51,700
69c;
20%
•
May
73
28c
21
,
27c
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8% Mar- -
3,300
6,000
29V2
,
Nov
15C
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190 y
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;
69c
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,
Feb
8c
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-
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5%
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Great
Sep
,
Jan
26c
—
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Explorers
Great
May
14% Dec
8Dec
Sep
5c
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Jun
7c
3.60
Grandrojr ;Mnes.^:A^-AAjidiiC^Ai^Ay.A'v,;"'23%c yy21%.c, 28c
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•
-
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1.76
70
lie;
5%
•
Steel
Mines
1.68
3.35
12c
26V2C
;;—_—1
Petroleum :&
Grafton
Nov
15c
—
•
17
3.40
Goldfields Mining
a———*.^L.i._l
Goldray* ——————.A——*-—.—1
Goodyear -Tire Canada- connnontly..;—*.
May
11%
,
2VaC Jan
5,500
1.63
11 %c-
17c
Halliweli:.i.—^.—._.—.l
Arrow
1.52
1.50
143,137
'
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5% July.
6% Aug
9,300
15c
4c
"%
1,650
7.25
4c
1.33
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Globe
Nov
30c
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Glenn
•
Jun
•
9 -:y Feb
130
28%
;
Gold ale Mines
•
4C
100
28
—•
Development.
Glacier
Apr
84c
Aug
2VaC Nov
3VaC Aug
9,456
7%
7.00
n%c
Iron———7
Lake..,
-1
:
12%c:
1.58
Fenimore
Gillies
50
9;333
14 ■14%
Jan
16c
47,600
6c
7.00
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
*
10
4V2C
14%
Consolidated Calltnan Flin—;——14c
Consolidated Central Cadillac-—_____1
:
4c
63c
y
Giant Yellowknife .Mines Ltd—i...—1
12% Jan
tl'/acMar
-
'20
Jan
Ltd...—il
Giant
15% Dec
,
Dec
17%
9,000
:
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....—f .:
Lenerai
Nov
37c
15 %
420
10.
—
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Nov
5%
1,455
—
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16%• Apr
45c
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8%
18c
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10% Sep
11,600
22,250
10
10V7%
—
27c
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3.85 Dec
-
too
5%c
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13c
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; 3%c
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Gamraat.
-
r 61,798..
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—1% Oct
•
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Sep—
,5.80 Dec
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preferred
4
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Geoo -Mines
6.70 July
58%
Jan
3.20 Apr
17% May
1,805
-
21c
-
19c
-
4.70 Jan
-
Sep
Nov-:
May
37%
General Bakeries
•
*:
1.84
20c
v
Jan
10,374
47 %
preferred
•—
5-%% prior preferred-—
May
Apr
26
Jan
68%
—i.—10.
common
5%
21 %c Dec
Feb;
38%
•
2,103
1.03
'27c
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11
92c
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32,450-
34c
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—
1,000
5.20
52%
_1
—
—
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90c
Feb
37c
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Jan
43c
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Gatineau Power coinnioiv...
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'
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9c
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Sen
Nov
653/8
—-.20
preferred
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May
22,500
—1
i
9a
42c
•
71,226
*
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Columbia Cellulose
2%c Jan
23c- Aug
-
Feb
2.10
:
12%
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18%
99c
3.2Q0
-
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33 %
-
68%
17
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1.50 May
39
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: 5.25,"
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55c
5.10
5.10
5.'60
•
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55c
52%
1
.
Jan
22
63c
49c
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32c
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&
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28c
l9c
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Chrysler
'3%c-
3%c
——1
.———
78c
Jan
Apr
-12%
*
.
General
Charter
790
2.70
'
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1155
'i 2,750
K 2,565
.Fa:osstv(;Charlcs.) .class, A_.
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1.46
25
18c
1
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Dec
'
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-
18c
—
French
1.72 Deo
Nov
18c
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18c
4 7^c
1
—1
:
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7:35
.
7c
1.01
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—
22% Oct
Oct
Nov
1.65
Fleetwood Corp
—
—1
Ford Motor Co (U S)
:
5
Ford
of
Canada-..--—————-—_*
11 %c-Nor
,1.32 Dec.
15JA May
Dec
17c
:*
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Fibre
Feb
29 7'2
1
Mining
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.
Apr ;;;
10
Ltd
Oils
Federal
15/a c Nov
Nov
33c
10V4
Players Canadian,.
Federal
Jan
Nov
Nov
y 18c
1.59
—
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Mining
Fleet
Jun
17
y
10'A
preferred
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Fatima
Sov
Nov
*
4V2C
;
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Faraday Uranium Mines
Nov
Aug
20% July
23 %
SO])
3%c Sep
33V2c Sep Ay-
7,750
:.
Jun
17%
Ay
Jan
54,050
12c
.
Sep
Nov
15%
8V2C
.75
1.70
11c
Sep
.68 72
v
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24c. Dec Ay
21,500
;
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1.58
1.59
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Fa invest
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Dec
34
23%
•
__
39
Jan
;1
10
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Oct
1.80
-
s-
Nov :;-
19%
Oct
6.25
4c
4,000
2.45
34
;:
May
10
7,230
6c.
2.26
1.70
12c
,
;
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18%yMAy.
Mar
♦
Dec
9%
Feb
17 %
<21,425
5c:
49c
Dec
'
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Jan
48c
•
1.75
*
23V4
•
—1
...
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Falconbridge
24: May
18% Feb
.
•
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Exquisite
Nov
63c
:
'5c
.
34
—
common
Dec
62%
6V2C Nov
——' 7.30
Central Pat Oold_i—4
Central Porcupine
Mines
Paper
1j05
22c .Oct'
4%C Sep '
"91c Mar
11% Dec
35c
Oct
7,000
3(H)
2,670
—A.
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Dec
26% May
"
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1.76
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35% Nov
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Jan
Dec
Apr
Oct
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2,155:
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Dec
26%
170
.14% ;; Jan
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1,500
1,894
67,825
•
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12,415
-11,715
!
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a
Jan
45
Oct
..29%
;:A '!■
Nov
2.30
.
500
:
25c
14c
Oct
Mar
4.25
Jan...
5Va
p.
39,400
28
•
16%
1,887
i
14c
4%c
*
Elder Mines & Developments Ltd
Eldriclv Mines—
—1.
,42c
Jan
7.50 May
29% Oct
9° Aug
•
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1.24
12%
..
14^
15%
15%
20
75
,
*
—
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Asbestos Corp
r
22
.
140
295
355
150
,
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—
17
16%
22,
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—
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•
23
28%
Dec
93c
Jan
130
yy 150
16%-
16
July
*
11%
Dec
6.70
1,255
.
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IOCIOV2C
2.45
Match
10% Sep
17
July
11
.Apr
..
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-—1
—
.1——.—.1
Eddy
Feb
26
v
50c
19% MarA*t
10
24c
Eask Silllivan Rlines —A.i-i—.l
14
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Jan
Salt
16
5.c
74
Oct
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1,000
Canadian
13
20
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5,415;.
13 7a
14%
l'8^a v187/b
22. 22 V2
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IOV2C
_1
7% May
3.75 Apr
21% Jan
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56
--
Malartic
105
14'/b
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A—1
Petroleum
East
39c
,
.
-
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—
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18c
A
11
*
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31% 'Jan
.
1,985
%:'*
1.35 Apr
f.
10%
Nov
57c
>
-
2.65 Mayi„
8,035
65%
—_—•
East
40c
Dec
1^012
Dynamic
3.90 Dec
Mur
99J/4 Feb
80
86c
preferred..——10
Corp
^c
64%
11
Nov
».
15c
Jan
48c
8,425
-
.
65
—i
;
Sep
9.25
.
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39c
28c;. Mar
:
*
common
23c
.
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common—•
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Copper
8%
y:
Duvex.Oils & MineraU————1
20% May
23Va Jan
40
70
4.75
.
*
8% Dec
.
.
8V2
24%
—
—..23.56
9-'A Jan
•
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30c Mar.
4 80 May
7c Aug
8'A
Dupont Co
3.30 Dec
7% Jan
Jo
Dec
Petrofina
Common
y
160
Mines
Duvan
Feb
2.04 May
11% May
^
2,798
25
Dunraine
5.15Mar
Dec
160
—...
Mines^i.
Aug
6,362
25
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Textile
Donalda
16
7% Jan
4.30 Jan
85c
Jan \
15% Feb
22c Mar
67c
Jan
4.40 Jan
1.30 Jan.
9% Jan
613
Jun,
3.80 Jan
14
Jan
12,500
.1,050
Dominion
Nov
5.00 Jun
Aug
1,57
150
Canadian
new
9%
,1,064
19,551
2,920
1,000
2.95
35
Canadian Hydrocarbon,
Canadian
24c
95c
6%
.
24%
Stores
July
5c
12c
'
'
15'A
Preferred.'
"23c
-
.6,385
46%
—L*
<*1 Steel
May
Oct
43,238
28'A
14%
common
Tar #
'
*
1.75 Mar
48c
Jan
1.40 Oct
5,525
550
8,048
,
*
85c
.•
3.50 Oct
11
3,250
8%
3.90
1974
prelerred_.~20c
Energy
Gas
Warrants
Canadian
-
2,900
.
Dominion
•Dominion
1.00 Aug
9% May
,
.v
44 Va
28 Vb
15Y*
Insurance—*
Warrants
4.10Mar
69c Mar
_5%.Pecy
74c
Sep
84c
Jan
3w60 Sep -
45%
281'Vb
.'U-j.—4.75
35 74
y
2
—*
Bi'idge"
Electro
Dec
31c
17,147.-
-—^2.50
———
....
750
1,090
10,995
3,300
„
10%
3.80
Gen
7,075
'
45c
10
3.70
21% Feb
Jan
.'
37c,
44c
10%.
3.75
368
2.30
5,950
■
Dotninioii
30c
>!
—
45c
1
—•
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23c
1:
6c
18,166
51c
Mines
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Mar
18,900
11c
48c
Seagrams
Dome
Dome-
Sep
-16c
-
28c
———i......—1
Dec
8C
•30,200.
5,125.
26c
49 %c
Dominion
1.10
Delhi
Distillers
Mar
8c
——25c
Mines
13 Y2 May
5>30- Apr
59'A
8c
■
1
Feb
82c
..
<25.
Dickenson
21c
9V2C
—
14%
1.05
.
*
Wright...——:
Nov
19c
20,100
27c
Mines—
Palmer Oils
Devon
i:J.
20c
ilign
15c
:
Range for Year 1961
High
12c
1
Mines.—
May
1.05
1
-A.
5%;
Aug
Low
<
9%c
Pacific..
Delnite
Denison
Shares
1
Dominion of Canada
Curtis
;
Delhi
Oct
Nov 1"
for Week
.1
Mines
Gold
Sales
Range
r 15c
1
Minerals.,—
Mines...
Horn
Week's
of Prices
Last
-
Sale Price
—.—1
1
—
5.45 May
Canadian
95c
5%
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July
61c
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2.40
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3.70
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Quebec Manitou Mines
3.65
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Pamour
24 %
9 y2c
Lake
500
200
;14c
Hersey
6%c
i4%ci
Red
Mar
16c
13%
Nov
13c
Metals.^
Lake
Feb
•
Red
14c
'
•
Nov
1
McKenzie
Aug
"
'/45c
x
4c
j
McMarmac
4c
13
x
15%
Marigold. Oils
Maxwell
85,060
Mar
f
Mines
200
Marcon Mines
Maybrun
8c
16c
.■
56c
x
5,000
Marboy
Mattagami
8Vic
Oct
'
6.75
Loan
-5c
86c
-
^
preferred
May
4c
13c
Mines-;
Phantom
5 V2 ('/r
Nov
3c
.1,000
x
Malartic
1.62
July
151/2
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
72 c
4,000
7c
16,600
Oils
Nov
5%c
Jun
1.95
*
Matachewan
34Vac Dec,;
5c
4
'
Oils
Rare
19 %
Oct
17,200
3%c5
3%C
3%c
1
common
Mining Corp__
Martin-McNeely Mines
May
8 Vic
Ocean Cement
23%
32%
94c
Maple Leaf Gardens^.
Maple Leaf Mills
May
105,150
7c lOVaC
—-
Warrants
Dec
3.70
Apr
July
19
'
23
' '
I.il"!*
-_
-L______L___
L 2.60
11,100
2.30
2.20
5c
_i
:
10,115
-
>
1.20
18%
>.
'
:_'-i-2_-_i_i_,__4._~Ii.x2Z*L
•
1.05
18%
:1
Malartic Gold Fields
28c
3%c
-
•
j.
3.50
-
1IZ10
■
30c
47c
37c
-
>. 38c
common
Preferred
'
Ltdu__^__L_i____2_L___'#
■
3.15
27c
1
Lake.
Shoes
Majortrans:
3.50
:
l
!
Nov
Jan
'8%c Jan
May
_L_i_^i.i____L_L..l
MacMillan Uloedel &
Madsen
12Vie
10 Vac
11,700
7c
•
Canada
Overland
Nov
Cockshutt
Magnet Cons Mines
Magnum Fund Utd'
6c
80,750
Ij
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Osisko
Dec
12c
x—V
Ltd_
28,000
6c
Oshawa Wholesale
Jan
8c
30
~ZZZ*
Mines
Nov
37c
Pacific Petroleums
'• Macfie
Sep
Jan
1.10 May
8Vic
.
i
Telephone
Orenada
Oct
1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
14c
Oct
Apr
I
Ormsby Mines.
Oct
1.58
May
Nov
-
6C
Orchan
t
May
4c
Nov
7c
1
Opemiska Copper
Jan
52c
Feb
23c
_x
Goldcrest-.
Ontario
L Dec
25c " Sep
42c
28c
'
21c
5c
10c
_Hx
Rankin
Okalta
Apr
:
■•>:
^
37c
:
4c
Exnloration
Oleary
Oct
1.20
Jan
'Jan
50c
Oils
Ontario
Oka
Nov
51
Dec
Nov
3.85
80c
;
5c
Oct
8%c Jan
v
1.54
Obaska Lake Mines—
L
___1___50
k*_
80,
38c
Feb
5c
Jun
:'42c
Aug
49c
•
'
Nov
6Vic
%
34 %c
4c
:
O'Brien Gold Mines
■
36c
•
5c
1,600
"10,034
Jun
13%
Nov
Sep
Nov
18c
Aug
2c
Dec
6Vic
5%cMar
19c
Aug
6%c July
30,000
"24.050
115
July
25c
Nov
Aug
Aug
Jan
24c
'
31c
1
Beaucage
Nudulama Mines
'
32%
.
"?
10,582
8c
21%
Mar
3c
Oct
4.00 Mar
10% July
19,650
-
77c
7c
1.60
Coldstream
Norvalie
-
18,350
4c
.
;
17c
59%
Nova
Jan
33%
34
Feb
<
k
•
2.000
7 Vic
36c
Zl
:_k
_L_x
I;
Northland
Nov
4o8
Aur
29
Sep
9c
13,200
"
8c
Warrants
Jan
15c
12%
-
■
13c
7c
7C'
17c
~•
Northern
"
Feb
4c
-
•
/
73c
:;37c
::
II_IIIIZl
Northern
Oct
10%-May
;
Mines.
Mines
-Northern
;.
x
Northspan class A
Feb
Dec
19
'
Mar
21
May
J
29%
10% Jan
;"v>
,
7c Y
1
5
North
-
>
Dee
lie
r^-
x-
Canadian
North
'
Jan
16
8c
74c
*
Gold.:
Northgate
Nov
73c
3 Vic
13 %
Mines
Dec
V 2'.75 Dec
-
May
10 %c
'
Mines-
•;.'
64
Apr
18 Vb
Jan
3 %c
15,500
22c 23 %c
13c
Warrants
North
1.55 Jan
2;403
North
7%c
3 Vac
:
._x/
,
'■■■>. 28c
23c
Smelting——IIHIIIx
Mines'
!',;•
32%
Apr
37c
39,320
18
>26
21%
1
1st
51c
18
1.88
class
19,900
24%
1
,
____!
pfd-^
400
55c
26%
20
1st
2.75
27%
4.50 May
"
Little Lbng Lac 'Gold
B
2.55
18
*
:
common__
Gold- Mines
100
26
i• :•
32%
50c
,
52c
'
Mines /r:: :
Groceterias
3.05
Dec
18c
Apr
Feb
'
-Li!1*
./
•___
70
33c
6c
28c
1
;
common
29c
•'■
28c
x
Mines,
Normetal Mining Corp
iNorpax Nickel
Northcal Oils Ltd—
38C> NOV
Aug
-420
1
Preferred
Class
10C
1.30
Jan
10%
1,000
5c
29c
7Vic
_x
-U---
Rouyn
Norlartic
Nov
8% jun >
;
1,375
3
Leitcn Gold' Mines___
Loblaw
5,075
39,550
Alls
1.35 Mar
137,400
:
5
Ltd_l
Mines
Acme
Norgold
-
19c
Smell
•'&V
L" Norbeau
Nov
2.75
1 $1.25 "preferred' _Vtr_—k~_kI—-___20
I.exindin
-• 4.10
3.60
L50c
LencbUft Hold
!
Nov
31c
Jan
4c
27
6,435
13
4c
4c
ZZZZZZZl
ZZZZZZZl
S
Mines.L
Rim
Noranda
Oct
12%
L
Nor
Apr
12c
2.55
-_;--i_r.____kkkikk__
clgss, A
Levy Industries
'2.50 Jun
Taku
Nisto
Nov
3.10
/
3.40
____^__k__
__k
Senator
Nipissing
3.60 Mar
2 75
Laurentide -Financial
$1.40 prefferied
:
Jan
7c-"Aii^,fit,ru'
&
12% ■>>'
•13
IIHx
;
6%c
"18c
18c
8c
'•■> 14%
"':>•
25
*
110
4 Vic
•
2,900
.
20%
110
•
Rouyn Merger..
1 v> •;:*:.
Aug
12%
Jan;
1.85
M
Niagara Wire
7V2 Mar
-
.
Sep
1.80
Sep
8,500
28
20 %
?'■
x
;
Mines—
Manitoba
Nickel
28--
'
Dec
65%
Feb
4,537
-
2.75
•
<
e'/a
x
Mines
.//•Class B
Nickel Mining &
Jan
3.6O
•
Secord
«
Feb
38c
;
4,355
12%
17c
--■_i___^i___/T.___k_i0c
American
-Laura
^
92,302
"-•2,700
3.6Q
12%
70c
V 5,450
•
>
,--5%/Dec./;-/;^
28
;
1
!.'•;% './/'''i
Harricana—
New
Nov;
*
:
Langis Silver
-
:
k__kr__k_i___ii__^_k.Lio
Landa Oil.
19c
"
•
Mines
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lambton Uoan
Jan
Nov
■;'..17%
Oct
Jan
17%
1,845
500
10c:
3.40
■
16c
Shore::Mines_;___k-I__u.^._^l_!_LiiIl
Luz
8c
-
'%xk';:1
1,345
-
1.50
5.65
/i: Preferred:
j.
26%
>6%-
6.05
—_1
—_x_xx—i——k____L_,_T
Mines__k.
Oct
' '•
Mar
12,680
6 Vic
Y 2.24
2.75
Hosco Mines
New
May
412c
>
50c
16%
6c
■.<
"20%
Ix
•
'Ci
New
4.50 May
.
23c
*
Mines
Jason
i
Lingmank Gold
k_al
Lake Ontario Uement:
eoinmon^xk-kkkt
Osu
Apr
87c
Apr
50c
Jun
Nov
18 %
Jan
10,040
Dec
90
Jan
86.402
Dec
Oc-
77c
Jan
58
44%
Dec
No'
43%
Nov
July
13%
124,960
'JZZZZZIlO
Mylamaaue Mining &
Newnorth Gold Mines
;
r
:
__j.
Dec
Mar.
7c
2,500
12c
.Lakes
Latin
1
9c
;
1.70
July
63c
653
1.30
15%
\6C
IIZZI-1
l_klxIIIIIII *
a_II_lIIIIIII*
11 III III
New
Jan
13%
:I
19,600
12 %c 14%c
16%
•
__k_
New
Oct
9c
i.
Nov.>
20c
11c
5.40
i.
.
*
25c
x_x
New
Apr
13y4
'
Sep
8.25
400
,;46c
12c
.s
-•Warrants/x-%kk_kl_—
La
4c
20,602
39 %c
■
:
Ltd_—
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common!-
Lake
9.40
Jan
1.26
;(
^._20
_x_
:
New
May
8%
•
:/ 6 L; Jan
6,000
2.00
43c
Labatt
Lake
5c
15%
i;l.
Lake
10
5c
9.20
—1
x
x_
'Kopan'Developments
H
1
;
Kerr-Addison Gold ——_k—_
2.20
1.15
13c
common
—
V'-'V
w
New
Oct
56c
Aug
22c
1
;
1.50 May
i.
5% Jan
.
34
80
*
53%
j
Athoiia Mines—
New
960
L
50
110
90
82
Newlund Mines—
Kelly Douglas class, Ak-k-kt
;
52%
Car
Alger Mines
New
11% Mar
I 28c
,';:26c
.
.
43%
82
_50c
4.35 May
,
Jan
17%
1.60
New
Bidlamaque Gold
I_
I j
New-' Calumet Mines
IIIIIII l
New Continental Oil of
Canada
III•
New Davies Petroleum_xl
Dec
8c
Steel
Products
New
New
Apr
4.85
Petroleum
Mines
Neon
May
30c 30%c
Joliet
1
11% -
6
3.70
Nello
/Dec
23c
Mar
"
,
1,450
8% July
;52%
___•
Nealon Mines
;
Mar
Aug
r
8%
3,415
17
preferred
National Trust
May
50
Feb
4.30
8%c
'
40c
90c
Oct"
5c
•
;
Warrants1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
_'.
Jumping Pound Petrol—k__k_
19c
4.40
;
Jockey Club Ltd common-.-.
preferred/ k.k—x..k_kxx.:kk—x_kk_;._10
■
22,100
26,600
~
4 8%
k___
Mines'
'
Joburke .Gold
62c
44% '■'L
13c/
Jefferson -Lake -_kk/___—kkk____k__1
-
<
24c
57c
'SeryieeJ/kk—>44%
Jaye' Explorations
21c
-
14%
16%
Exploration
National
Jan
■■<Ji. :/ y V-.://.;/
•
44%
17
.
64
Jan
44c
Jan
•
Ltd-,—ZZZ1
Nam a Creek Mines—L
National Drug & Chemical
1.50 July
;
Minerals
1.65 Muy
-
.
41%
75c
ZZZZZl
70
Jan
65c
416
84 %• Dec
2.80
t
Jan
31%
900
83c
•
-
43%
73c
;
Murray Mining Corp
6.00 Mar
Jan
Oct'1,
37
859
1,460
18,952
•
Mines.88c
Iso
'
60%
L'
G2%
1.-17
20
2,508
13,151
-
'Dec
8
31
74C
1
'• Nov
7
-
Iron
30 %
Feb
"~5
————!•
common'—
Wright
Jan
25
.
90
1
_
Works—
Trust
Moore Corp
Mt
24%
432
43%
'•
preferred__'_IIHl00
'
High
245
31
14 "8
14%
Investments
Knitting
Low
30 %
43%
■—
Nov
Dec
Jan
31c
40
30%
,
/
Range for Year 1961
High
29
31
I
ZZZZZ~1ZZZZZZZ<\()
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Shares
Low
•
Moneta
Jun
'
/.v— 100
r
::■9c
for Week
30
Monarch Fine Foods
18 % Dec
;
Sales
Range
Par
;
L
Week's
of Prices
,
lie Price
A
;
Preferred
Nov
58c
B
Last
«
'
2.55 Mar
89%
50%
1
__
Molsons
Dec
V
' «'.:•■
Brewery. class
.' /•-•'•
; Apr
18%
/:
.' '■
High
4.15' Jan
:>
100
85%
-
6%
__
______
3,135
:-/
44%
-
50%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
_•
.1959 warrants
Inter-Provincial Commercial Discount
-
1.80
17%
45Vi
,
T.
42c
•
88%
<•■
5 '
i
5%
1.70
Low
18%
-
•■•.^17%
___•
—
5%
-
Friday
stocks
Range for Year 1961
High
18%
l .80
•
1
International
'
18%
v,
i
Inspiration,
:
%'■■
■
—20
.
Warrants.
i
.
Low
^__1
common
2k.i
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Sales
Friday
■'
43
1,280
500
9.80
_x
9.35
9.95
3,458
17c
17c
18c
61,500
.
6.40
18c
5%c Feb
4.40
1.05
Sep
Feb
30C
1.00
.
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
9% Mar
3.35 Mar
34
Sep
62
Dec
12o
Jun
18c
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
19c
Dec
8.35
4%c Oct
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(44)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended December 29)
Sales
Friday
.
.
Friday
stocks
Week's
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range for Year 1961
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range for Year 1961
•i
Low
Par
!
Radiore Uranium Mlnes.
i 56c"
Y 57c
Oil
Rapid Grip'Batten common
62c
1.46
5,450
8
1.65
v
__
Algom
.
Rio Rupununl Mines
-•
100
-*
(a v) Can Ltd common
5% % preferred
1
7»a
United
2.50
Sep
United
Reef
Jan
United
Steel
nov
13c
49c
Nov
,
14,577
74%
8'a
Dec
v
5c
8'/a
Ventures
!
83 y4
2,542
72%
Feb
12%
4,663
6.05
Jan
11%
700
Ryanor
Mining
Ltd
St
Lawrence
li.
Maurice
13
& Grey
Violamac Mines
?:.fo
Scythes
i
3,400
17,400
9,800
268,562
33%
10%
28,035
Shawinigan
Water & Power common.*
20%
7,317
t
27 y#
1,855
Place
A
"
800
Mines
1
Quebec
g
—1
^4—
&
Miller
Standard
Silver
20 %c
30c
1
-
45c
22c
50o
Mines
Silvermaque
45c
——1
Mines
26 %c
Mines
5%
Nov
Canadian
Warrants
jan
5.40
Dec
Oil
•s
k
Industries
Jan
14
Apr
14'/a
7%
310
2.65
17%
200
*
—1•
Union
31%
—1
-
2,085
15 %c:
•
Oils
Mines & OilsStafford Foods Ltd
Spooner
ioc:
v
-
54,950
-
9,500
4.55
355
14
760
7%
Jan
34
v
3.75
Stanrock
6%
Stedman
Bros
Steeloy
38c
18,700
25c
18,800
3c
y 67%
3%c
Oct
23,936
7.95
6.85
Oct
class
372
new
42,575
*
5,000
Sudbury
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Sunburst
Exploration
—
Mines
..
1
.
.
9,025
21,500
,
665
;
common
Preferred
:
Supertest
Petroleum ordinary
Preferred
•—
:
Switson
44 %
Industries
-
15
350
20
i
-
Sylvanite Gold Mines
,
1.40
,,
1.000
14,100"
v
:
32c
21
common
Taurcanis
Teck
416'
Temagami Mines
:
.
Territory Mining
Canada
•
Ltd
Tidal
Park
29,692
4,500
1.00
1.10
5,650
12 %c
Star
Towagmac
Traders
Class
1,405
1.60
77,591
7%
7%
7%
700
•
Bank
75c
1,400
60c
52c
6Qc
10,400
30c
;
...
30c
30c
2,000
35c
35c
38c
30,143
73%
preferred
16c
Jan
Dec
46
Jan
.
•
Dec
34c
5c
Feb
1.31
Jan
lie
2.02
23
Feb
Sep
24c
•
1.35 Dec
.
Exploration
Canada Pipeline j.
Transcontinental Resources
Triad
Oil
*
Apr
21
Oct
25 y2
Jan
35c
Nov
70c
Zenith
xty
Ultra
2nd
Union
74%
3,124
95c
lie
Nov
nov
;;;••■ 1.69 May
Oct
Feb
5
May
1.80
Jan
Dec
10 Va
Jan
33c
69
Jan
43c
Jan
18c
Apr
55
48c
July
Oct
80c
85c
Apr
37c
Nov
45c
25y2c Mar
Sep
57%
Feb
58
Jan
63 y2
6y2c
Sep
13c
Mar
12,339-
(9%
620
•: 35
35
25
6
4.10
*,
35
Oct
25c
Jan
2.00
1,825
25c
Jan
1.50 Mar
—1
1.10
1.00
1.10
4,415
79c
Jan
1.18
6.25
6.25
-
•
100
-
3.00
r
Sep
;
7,262
12c
a—4—♦.—-—4—.*
1,570
22
22%
2,143
17% July
18 v2 July
98
98%..
i.
'
22
Vi.
11%
1—-"
4—
,
98%
11%
14
.11%
7%
4,971
1.45
1.70
48,865
i
1.64
;
25c
22c
a44i4-4-4-t^'r..
;27c
..14c
■i 15c
36%
37
.37 4
17
:
a-^-il-—_5
—__1—441—
16%
6(10
1.00
4.-;
1.00
23
■'
84c^ Jun:
1.34 Jan
9%c Jan
18,325
18c
3%c
16,000.
•5c
,5%c
3,000
,1.00
1.05
90c
May
34c
35c
30,700
20,000
34c
Aug
5c
7c
18,869
3%c Nov
—1
35c
_1
6%c
14.200
11c
t
2%c
Jan
60
Nov
Jan
60
85
125
37%
Jan
161/4
1,650
10 y4
Jun
45c
5,025
27%
8,761
19%
Jan
5,400
*.9c
Feb
9
Feb
16%
Nov
Jan
27%,
Dec
14%
15,689
1,010
15%
*
2.75
2.70
2.75
4 17c
15 %c
4 17c
v30c
50c
19,500
34,800
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Sep
•1.52 July
20s/2c
Jan
Sep
•
27c30%c
1,810
2.00
July
1.15
Jan
68c > Jan
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Apr
7c
v
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10c
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11,1001'
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11,150
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22 %c Aug
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Exchange—Curb Section
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
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British
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60
150
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40
18
570
423/4
433/8
1,321
60
Oct
Sep
8.45 Nov
Jan
16
64
40
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361/2 Nov
Jan
5.25
25% Dec
20%
293/4
Jan
41
Apr
Jan
42
Jan
'
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,
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•
.
Apr
52
1,765
25
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25
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7.85
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i
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of Prices
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'
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Sale Price
i,
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Friday
Consolidated
Nov
57%
Oct
20%
May
&
27%
Dec
16%c Nov
•'v 2.82 Mar
65c
„
Nov
16V2c Dec
Maclaren
Ogilvie
class
Flour
Oreille
Price
-dZ—-~
A
350
66
24%
100
19%
25
25
Oct
-
GAn: Iny
Gold
Trust-
•
Jun
25
17%
Jan
29
38
383%
562
30
July
39%
12
121/4
1,985
12
Dec
17
May
233%
225
20
Jan
24
Nov
55%
725
47
Jan
56% Aug
2.15
500
54%
541/4
55
10%
10%
200
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Feb
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Jun
25
'
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•
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20c
May
13 %c Sep
2.05
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-
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17c
—2.50
:
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,
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82%
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common—.
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Yukon
14,025
813%
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1
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17c
82
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j
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60c
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International
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•
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73%
v
300
50c
49c
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i
2,500
36
400
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2.65
Nov
63/a
33%
Jan
Sep
Dec
10%
w
Nov
•
44c,
Oct
57%
Jan
Aug
May
Y-9%
July
Dec
Nov
f
65c
Jan
42
Apr
-'r
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1
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common-
Union Mining
Corp
Union Oil Co of Canada Ltd
•
—11
—1
7%c
6%c
7%C
23,500
3c
Sep
lie
9%
-
preferred
Canada
1.80
42c
13 %c 16 %c
16,285
1y
;
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'
,
Dominion
4,135
37c
.
Dominion
40
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Dalhousie
56
26 ys
9
—
May
6c
Feb
3%cMay
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v Jun
11%. Jun
*
3c
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;
Nov
17c i Dec
•
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Jan
/ 4.75 Jan
350
1.00
•
37%
10c
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15%
1,285
60c
•
Jun
10j/2c
———1
4.
v
6.25
Oct
7%; Nov
2s14 May
-
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23
Dec
14 y8
Feb
Aug
8c
•
>
Oct
Nov
98%
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5c
4,571 a
115
17
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6.10
>
May
24v2
•
Jun
5
1.15
298,300
.,
25c
22Va
.
May
9.85
1,600
Dec
Dec
6,30- Dec
,
Jan
90 ?
50
4.
.
•;7%
j.4—
Toronto Stock
Dec
55%
3*7 %
Dec
-32%
600
64c
15c 15%c
;
v,
Dec
1,500
-38
Dec
Mar
1.50
:20. 20%
—.—
Dec
11
/ Oct
15c
Electric
Nov
74%
9%c
1.70
95c
4.10
1
Nov
23c
60
26 Va
—^
Mines
Acceptance common
of
Jan
9%
Jan
1.90
63
14
Shawkey
Gas
73%
1.49
10c 10 %c
i
—^
'
41c
55c
Zenmac Metal minesr———Zulapa Mining —4——
Sep
,26%
__
—
Trlbag Mining Co fctd
Trinity Chibougamau
Union
„
Pipeline
'
40,725
-20
(h g) Mines
Dec
6%c. Sep
65c ' Dec
1.40
Jun
":40c
-44c
Ltd
Pipeline
'
'71c
3.50
——
Mines
18%
.,■•
50c
——
Dec
28%
17 % July
2%c Sep
.
4.10
—!———-—-100
Bear
150.
9.000
4 9%
2.20 Mar
■*
23c
15
warrants
Prarle
4c
60c
i„4—^.-4—'—_*
Warrants-1
Mar
20%
60c
Yukon—
Mines
Yukeno
Oct
:
1.18 Aug
:,-,75c
Feb
53%
a
Trans
Trans
471c
&
Aug
40
Transmountain
28
4c
—5
Petroleum 4i
Industries class
a
Young
Aug
July
15
:;
Jan
16
Dec
16%
/ 100%
Jan
Apr
Sep
25%
:
v
13% May
Apr
May
16c
•
Feb
17%
14% Mar
93%
Nov
lie
Jun
56
class
b
Canada
28
*
Inlet "a"
&
Yellowknife
r
8%c
Exploration
Finance
8,446
88c
20c
\
'
Jun
Aug
Dec
5c
24c
1.50
Lead 0c Zinc—
Yankee Canuck Oil-
Nov
6c
y
-
V'
9.80 Mar
32
3.90 Apr
"t
——*
i—
." Yale
:
May
63
preferred
1957
8,170
59%
1.41
75c
Dominion
Toronto
12 %c 13%c
58%
.
Mines Ltd..
Toronto
Trans
45c
1.60
1.44
Torbrit Silver Mines
Tormont Mines
5%
40c
1.55
Petroleum
Tombill
Yy: 827
58%
common.,
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe
21%
1.10
;
_
21
i.56
„
Hughes Gold
Texaco
18%
1,545
1,600
-III
4.
Woodward Stores-Ltd class
•Y
Tamblyn
17%
cbfehlah-- a'ii---^—i4----44t--.l .4.
(j)
Yellorex
80
4
Feb
-
Sturgeon River Gold
Superior Propane
20
135
a—
Trusts
Steinberg
Sterling
.
4.40 Apr
llVic Mar
Sep
10c
6,729
4c
Mar
16% Nov
Jan
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
j
14
4,045
\
20%
28
Wright-Hargreaves—*
Jan
8c
Nov
1,600
14%
78 y8
1.05
■'t 32c
18%
•
4; 4*
—
Mines
'"Class
Dec
52c
'
1.00
18%
—20
Breweries—4
—
—4
Pass
Wood
Apr
2.65
Sen
Aug
500
i
Canada
of
Steel
5,495
28c
f
Nickel
Starratt
8,629
1.03
'Windfall
Apr
17'a
Jan
2.15
5%c
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
i.
—4
preferred
Wiltsey
Jan
nov
lc
30c
•
Warrants,
White
Jan
v
Jan
13%
,1.12 Jan
.
Sep
7v2c
•
/ 20
_^1.25
L1''
Willroy
.
Standard Paving
'12c
1
(Geo)? class
4%%
July
22c
13 %c
Aug
11c
*
Leaseholds
ClfrSS
Dec
8c
11c
—_——-
Decalta
Weston
Dec
19%
8%c July
1,500
,
.
2.40 Mar
1,000
44,
t
Copper
Western. Surf
Nov
May
21%
3c
12c
^44-4
Oil —41
Canada
Western
34 y2 Mar
Mar
7
3c
lie
—•
Products
Western
Nov
•2.51
Jan
3c
12c
Oct
1.85 May
8.60 Dec
y. 60% Nov
»,
July
4c
Mar,.
4.70
y
3.30 Nov
r
Dec
May
-
90c
Nov
57c
705
*
preferred4—4_
Western
36c ■* Jan
49'/2c
Oct
f;4
58
38% Mar
98,520
"7%
;
z. i
Dec
5.60
■
1,200
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2.60
3.30
—1
l
4'r:
——
Western
•
Dec
27
3.40
8c
2..60
common——
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Westates
Dec
17%
.*
common
Southam
Southern
Sep
1.12
Manufacturing
d
Slater
Dec
10%
5,204
3.40
12%c
& Gas—
:
Foods
Westeel
Nov
70c
24c
51,375
500
Oct
20 %c
1.75
6,082
•;.77c
28%c Jan
(
.
Oct
1.00
"
Westburne
5.40 Dec
27%
8,035
59%
.77c
West Malartic Mines
Apr
31% Mar
Jan
1.98
8.60
58%
.77c
44
—
Trans
Voting ", trust
Westfair
30
1.55
287/s
8.40
59%
l
Petroleums
West
Oct
Oct
—1
Ltd
: ' 8.50
3.90
■
-Nov
*
5.10 Nov
Feb
——*
•Simpsons Ltd
550
—1
Wespac
14% May
87c
11%
Aug.
1,700
•
,,"
Jan
68c
Nov
71
Jan
19,850
1.30
Apr
5
■■■
Mar..
2.55
:10% Aug
•
39
.
75.
4.45
Jan
9%c
300
1.05
—
Nickel
Lake
i;
7,000
5
30
4,834
./
4.35
Weedon Mining
Werner
Dec
Jan
13%
;
1.30
.
12c
/
Sen
'•/;
,75c
—1
14
30 %c
35,281
1,023
4,71c
Dec
Nov
,
Dec
8%
4.45
—1
Eauipment
.Westcoast
8,890
13%
13%
Siscoe
13%
-.*
Dairies class a
Silverwood
r
7%
.1,87
1.75
1.30
8,161
..
,
.
2,650
16c
•
"
July
2VaC Aug
,
1.63 Apr
-'"(54c, July
8%4Jan
•
•
4
6,083
—_1
J
w—_t
Warrants
Silver
9,800
.
Oct
-Dee
,17c
;
1.00
'
57%
,75c
:
14:——
Oct
3.70
944
15c
57%
57%
;
Dec
3.70
22,749
67%
.1
Feb
..
Sep
23c
'
Nov
7c
7%
Ref_«
Waterous
May
1.12
Feb
23%
64%
13
Dec,.
5%
.1.15
•8%
.
jltn,
200
1.66
8%
16c
Wayne Petroleums. Ltd——.„
& Knapp Canada Ltd—
Nov
26
^
600
—.1
Gordon
Sherritt
Sigma
'
-
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Creek
6c
1,53
1
—
53 c
Jun
7%
6c
8%
—10
2.760
Dec
30% /nov,
1.10 Jan
„
.16,125
.,.
1.70
1.65
—_—
Webb
May
.
97
Apr
4.20 Mar
250
:
2.00 Oct
10c
Jan
3.70
7,800
5'A
—*
Sheep
15
.
Aug ;;
11% Apr;/ <
205
Arts
Seven
:
16c
40
*
—•
*
common
Dec
Dec:
,
,
15,750
«7%
.1.75.....
1.70
-
a_—.^—_
—
Wasamac
21 % May
Sep
69c
30c
,
——1
Holdings class a
4c
1.09
l
•—00o
—
—
Security Freehold
Selkirk
Jan
6.35
5%c
Metal
104
1.30 Feb
"
—1
__1
—.—
Trust—.*.
Vulcan
Jan
/ ■ v los
/*•
8,920
31,645
67
Wainwright Products &
Waite Amulet Mines
Dec
16
Dec
9,950
..
Gold
Petrol
Jan
1.85
,
Petroleums
Sapphire
Sarcee
Satellite
Jun
9.90
12%
—
River
Sand
Jan
65c
v
24,907
1.53
Apr
26%
'
Aug.
.
,
7.15: Sep
2,00
Get
:9c
.
;
Apr
17c
...
/
Jan
Oct
May
24%c
July
99%:
65
14,400
'
18%
common-
Gold
Antonio
,
.—
97c
Horsey
Warrants
San
pfd
Corp 5%
Gas
Shiri.fi
balada
8c
10%
700
...
1,250
85c
7,433
;7%
,1:70
common—»•;
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12
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8% Mar
13,000
a
class
22c
-lie
1.70
—
Walker
9%c
Lawrence^Cement
St
..
20c 20%c
',7%
;
Vespar Mines
Viceroy Mfg class
Dec
•
*
Exploration—
^
Sep
Nov
Industries
Mines
Jun
9c
Russell
'
lie
—w_l—1——
Nov
85%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Alloys
12
i
-r-
mim
———
Vendomatic
Oct
Sep
4c
2,035
Feb
8.15
20c
.-4-:—
—
157/8
i
•
Jan
26%
13,511
.ZZZZlZl-i
Corp
90
Sep
10 y4
25
20%
115.
9.75
High
3.65 Jan.
657...
1.45
Consolidated
Vandoo
Vauze
21c Jan
Jan
500
'Vanadium
July
14c
v
Jani!:.
1,850
87
1.015
29%
21c
Upper Canada mine?
6.50'July
Jan
4 55
•
%—
9.25
9,25
997
Jan
Nov :
6c
26%
29%
Oils._„
iiy*
ll'/ac May
15,000
26
—;
Fortune—
22'Ac
Jan
10%
Consolidated—
Rowan
19 %c
<1.78
Mindamar
New
r2.95
:
Jan'
7.40
10%
,«
Mall-
Pall
of
a
class
Paper
0%
United
United
4%c July
11,125
16c 16 %c
Apr
1.90 Apr
19'a May
Hill
Low
:
5.85
1.65
1.65
———_—30
Keno
Sigh
5.75
"
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a
class b
Corps
Preferred
32c
Dec
11c
■-
250
*
——1
—-■*—-1
Roe
Rothmans
13,145
Dec
United
'.
1.35 May
100
12,100
9.75
United
Aug
Low
5.80
i.,
;
t c„
y
May
Nov
Dec
9
Canso
11%
Dec
1.25
37,800
Mines
Rolland
15c
300
United
99c
-
.,
59Q
i
Mines
Roche
Rockwin
30,500
10
Asbestos,
Sen
9%
Jun
Jan
1.65
United
1.95
July
■
56c
1,833
Mill
Cotton
Robinson
6%
,
Par
July
84c
nov
*10
-
2.30
9.30
—
Uran
Athabasca
150
<•
Jan
62c
225
11c 13!/2<r
Rio
45c
22,046
;
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9
(2.30
Mines
Minerals
Rexpar
-
81c
15 %c 19 %c
——
Chemical
Reichhold
"
11%
—..
Macdonald
Renabie
7%
79c>
Mining
Realm
Reeves
"
.—t
Rayrock Mines
Rix
•
ll3/4
a
High
Low
.?•
,y 28,900
Ranger
Class
High
1.38*
.1
9%
9%
175
9%
Feb
12
11
11
100
9%
Apr
113/4 July
23%
Dec
Included
32c
Dec
range),
15%
Nov
wi When
'
I— '
23
22%
23
3,610
15'/a
Jan
21c
20 %c
21c
2,338
17c
May
133/4
14%
-2,215
13%
13%
Dec
Apr
t
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
CANADIAN
MARKETS
July
♦No
par
in
value,
year's
a
Odd
range),
lot
e
sale
x
included
Ex-dividend,
In
year's
range),
d Deferred
delivery
sale
(not
f Flat price,
r Cash sale (not included in year's
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
Selling ex-interest,
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
issued,
(not
Volume
195
Number 6121
.
.The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(45)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIE
3
The following bid and asked quotations
are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources* They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been
sold (indicated
/■
Bid
Par
■.
Acoustlca Associates
Aerovox Corp—„
1
Albee Homes Inc—'!!*!—^—i._5c
Alberto-Culver
Aid
Inc
Co
>*,
.
■
Land Development Go—_1
Allied Radio Corp.**—.i—_—I
Amer> Air- Filter Co*—**!—*X'~T
American Biltrite Rubber'
>;
American
26
'.
'-28%'
OJ
53%
Greetings class A-u4l-v;
American Gypsum Co—1—
**1;
■v
5
21%
28%
Anhetiser-Busch Inc
56
•
v
_4X,
Farms Co 'common*;.*—1 -X
Ardeii
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.
Arkansas Missouri Power Ctf_—5 X
;.vX>'!':
'Aztec' Oil
Baird
15%
Bates
Mfg
Inc
Markets*—
7%
Xv8% !
.
18.
H?V8-
52%'-.
553/4
123/4
13%
64%.
69
1
33 %
35% X
Holiday
Hathaway Inc.*—__5
Corp 4
—*/
50c
Western Petroleum-—1
37%
I
Distilling*—- 2
Corp
——4
18 X
Berkshire
Billups
Bryson Inc——L
-i
BOwl-Mor Cd 4—————10c
18
Brown
&
Bruning
Brush
Sliarpe Mfg Co4
(Charles) Co Inc**
16%
Beryllium Coi——_4l
California
Calif
Water
Serv
Houston
Oil1 Field
;. .i8%
i6%...
-
TeTep Col—12%
'48%
1*X—i-44___4_4_—1
15%
&
,
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14%
:
15%,
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-
17%
27 5%
40%
5
1
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
'->^299v
Victor
10%
6%
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Construction
30 V®
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50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
8%.
Corp—^*.—-,*—**!—.**2
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14%
15%!
7%
Simplex Wire &, Cable Co**—*f
Ski!
•
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6 Va
(G D) & Co*—2
Service Corp
1
Sierra Pacific PoWer Co___*3.75
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61%; X
9%X
Seismograph
32
30%,
•
13%.
Searle
6 %
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;
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5 3/8
Chattanooga das Co_„
4_1
5%
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Citizens Util Co com cl A_16%c
323/4 -X' 353/8
Common class B ——„*16%c
26%
X28%
Clinton Engines
Jamaica
Jervis
36%
33%
Co————10
Vending
CO:
7%
Fetzer
Power;
Utah
,'J
•
89*%X
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31
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Utilities &
1
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57%
193/«
57%
;
273/4
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United States Sugar
Corp,
1
United States Truck Lines Inc*l
United^ Utilities Ins
5
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
1
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62%
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56
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Research ft
44%-
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Scott
62 Va
29%
Bantam
Lab
&
7%
5 S/8
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—
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5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Securities
Freight
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283/4.
8%c
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Electronics
•
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85%'
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Leasing Corp
1
United States^
Realty Invest
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40%
13 V®
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*;
Onion Texas Hat Gas
Corp*
United States Chem Mil
43%.
,
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Trans-World Financial
Transcoast Investment
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
24%-
56'
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58 Va
Corp
___1
Engineering Corp
Motor
Schield
305/8;
'X 7 X
Bakeries
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
15%
3%
L.
•
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Ihvestors Diver Serv cl A
Ionics Inc
:
77
Interstate
313/4
6%
50c;
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Interstate
Ihterstate
17%
.
Textbook
383/4 /
29%
1
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Capital*——*
Scantlin
88
28%
HO
Sanders Associates Inc—
Sawhill Tubular Pi*od Inc*-;
11%
52
1
I
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30%
36
10
Cd——
5%
14 V®
18%
3ft
1
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43%
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1
16%.
'X
10%
5%
X 12%
Tracer lab Inc
42 %•:
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84Va
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Sabrb-Pinott, Corp*
4%:
59 % ;v
10%
Interstate
5ly4
:
3%
;International
37%;
:
Tool
9%
!X
9%
.1
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48
V
51%.
23%. V X- 27%'
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Myers
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28
1
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ft
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X
32%,
^
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd!—X_10c
Canadian Superior Oil of* Calif_l
/ Cannon Electric ^:.v*—IX
Cannon Mills- class B com_i__'25
Water
Robbins
Rorer (Wm
Rose Marie
:•
Tokheim
45%.
40.
3
Rice
Robertson (H H) CO.
19%.
4%
15
36 Vb
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39%:
25c-
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33
35
14
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River Brand
v, 11% :v.
3%
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33 %X
56
Water
Information Systems Inc
International Bank of Wash
Internat'l Recreation
34%
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30 %■
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1
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&
Indianapolis
23
32%
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1
5
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183/4
232
333/4
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34%
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220
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Time Inc
32%
X
42
;
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15 3/a>
29%
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Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass***
18
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* X'54%
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35 78
21
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X 11%'
3%
30
—1
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Radiation
XX X 45%',;.
30%
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41
Hamp
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Mexico
Punta Alegre Sugar
137
31
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22
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1
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Thermo-O-Dtsc Inc
;
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8%
20 3A'
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6%
Texaa Butadiene
X 15%
8
19 % •
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14%
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21%
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—2%
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X;.:,
56
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1
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:v
18 3%
2.25
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Pubco Petroleum
Pub- Serv Co of New
12*
129
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33%
14%
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Television
Telex
'
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8%
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20%
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38%.
35%
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Houston
33%
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/">
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Houston
201
103/4
51
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18%
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1
Telecomputing Corp
'
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;
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7>Va X 51 Va ! V
54%- *'
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—*&X 243/4:: '•••■ 26%>
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10c
10%
11
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24%,.
54%
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4
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class
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9%.
17%
Ask
213/4
47%
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Broadcasting
Bid
J;
1.25
.—
Corp
Greene
Techno Fund
37%
31
Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
5% '
35
Pioneer Natural: Gas Co——3.75
Plymouth Rubber Co
2 Pocket Books Inc
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50(M
;
5 %
:16%
2l3/4
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Houston
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V 24%
18
1
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;
20% X"
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7%
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23 4,'-4
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Hugoton Production Co
19%
7 V4
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Products
//. Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—425
of
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190
Engineerlng_____l
Inns
49
.
15%
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473/4;
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18%
4*——1
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Hoover Co
9%
13%
Cbrp:-_4——1
Capital
Botany Industries Inci
Splendor
8
44
Boston
High
.
40% X"
7%
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Light Co__l
Black Sivalls &
X1-
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•19%
8%.
Beryllium
:
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*
223/4
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60Va
24%.
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Corp*—1
General* Bottlers
Corp. —•——
Taft
57%
ft;
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Coerp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp—
6Va<
22%.
Hall
Stubnitz
123/4
5%
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t
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Heath ; (D O' & Co*.
5
Heublein Inc
X_^
14
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Bfelco' Petroleiim. Corp.*
T
Bemis Bros Bag Co————_25
Bfeam
Behlen
18
45
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4-
42%,/
4%
.11%
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24'%-
16%-
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Patterson
•
26%
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11 Va*
Dental Supply
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Pendleton Tool
Industry
—
1
43%
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Parker Hannifin
223/4
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Hagan Chemicals
Pantasote
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11%
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10
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14%
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17
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class A
Merchandise Co.
Grosset &
17%
!
13%
10%
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Grolier Inc
93/4
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Gas Co————14:
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:
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Products
Ihc_—w—X2.50
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12%,
9%
Green (A P)- Fire Brick Co
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Green Mountain Power
Corp^
5
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11%
Gamble Robinson
Co—*5
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53,
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Glickmaiv Corp class1 A
.*X
1
59%
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26%
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5
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5%.
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*
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8%
37
Bid
*
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Corp**,
Pacific Coast
Properties***
Pacific Far East Line*
—2.50
Paper class A
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
:
18%
34J/2
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Pacific
Ask
1
Co
Fitchburg
55
.
47%
Co—*
American Express Co
•
'28
-
Foods
Bid
1
Fisher Governor Co
167/8
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XX
103A
51
10
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"253/4
———1
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9%
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9 3/4
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29)
by the "bid") or bought (indicated
by tMe "asked") at the time of
furnished on rem.est
furnished
compilation. Origin of
request, The "National" list to
any
composed of securities which
wide national distribution.
have- a
Quotation
quotation
Industrials and Utilities
:
45
71
45
52%
157
74%
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
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ft
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38%
77 Va
41%
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The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
(46)
.
.
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THK-COUNTKU, SKCURrTIES. (Quotations for Friday,\December 29)
Mutual Funds
Pa*"
Aberdeen fund
-25c
Advisers Fund Inct~—
—1
Affiliated Fuhd; Inc_—r_u_-;1.25
American Business Shares
_1
American Investors Fund—.-,-1
American Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Hougliton Fund *'B" Inc,—5
Axe-Houg.htqn Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp-lc.
Axe-Templeton Grow til Fund
Canada Ltd i——
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Boston Fund Inc-*—--—----!
Broad Street Investing——..-50c
Bullock Fund Ltd.;—,—1
California Fund Inc—.—1
Mutual Funds—
2.48
7.89
8.61
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds) ——1
2.71
7.16
*
9.32
1.68
1.85
5.69
6.22
6.13
S-2
(Income Com
9.54
10.37
S-3
(Growth: Com
3.82
4.17
S-4
12.28
13.35
10.80
11.80
4.98
-4.67
■
al7.99
lTl4
10.19
Internal! Fund Ltdi.1
Fund ———1
Growth Fund—1
Lazard Fund Inc—
—1
14.72
22.32
Lexington
14.59
15.77
Life
14.40
8.66
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd ————>—-—-1
Capital Life'Ins Shares &
Growth- Stock Fund
16.27
14.78
8.72
9.53
12.38
13.39
214
221
Securities
preferred —
1—ICO
Fund Inc-1
Commonwealth Inc Fund ,Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd.— 1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
23.92
12.24
Mutual
Investing Foundation—1
15.82
20.22
4.85
xlO.72
20.34
22.11
——-1
9.17
9.97
14.98
16.19
22
23%
Inc—
Series B
National Securities Series
Series
18.65
68.47
13.13
14.44
10.34
——_1
Delaware Income Fund Inc—1
Diver Growth Stic Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund— 1
Dividend Shares —.———25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc.—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—1
Fund
18.84
67.79
Investing Co Inc—1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Vegh
14.37
Nevv
xll.22
12.30
New
9.66
10.59
Nucleonics Chemistry
3.62
3.97
6.36
6.88
18.54
20.15
——50c
12.81
13.84
———-50c
14.91
12.82
Corp.—1
7.59
8.24
-JO
Equity Fund Inc————20c
a24.58
Bala need
Fund—'
Stock Fund
Electronics Investment
Energy Fund Inc——
13.56
14.82
Fidelity Capital Fund——_1
Fidelity Fund Inc———
5
20.10
21.85
18.58
20.09
1
14.74
15.94
Fiduciary Mutual Iuv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
19.80
21.41
5.01
5.49
Puritan
Fund
(Geo)
Fund——
Fidelity
Fund Inc
Trend
Inc—_—.—-2.50
Price (T Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund Inc
—:—:-l
Provident
Fund for
Income—1
Fund
'-Pioneer
144Vk
190
206
13.34
(Jacksonville
Life
Home
17,
3.05s
3s
9.26
3%S Apr.
15.
General
Capital Corp——
General Investors Trust—,—<_!
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics1—- '
• j.
Farnliam
'. ^
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Stein,Rde
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14.29
15.64
11.05
Texas
Century
Growth
j
Inv__10c
lc
6.87
7.53
11.60
12.70
U B S.Fund of Cknada Ud^—_1
23.24
23:91
United
shares—
10c
5.94
8.29
9.06
Incorporated Income Fund——1
Incorporated Investors — b_„~_1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund——lc
9.78
10.69
10.28
10.30
8.84
12.10
13.23
6.72
Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund__lc
13.29
7.35
Intl Resources, Fund Inc—lc
Divestment Co of America
1
11.72
12.81
Boston—1
13.20
14.43
Investment Trust of
Investors'
Group Ftinds—
Investors Mutual
Investors
Inc
5.35
Selective
5.13
8.61
13.03
-Centennial
Congress
10.19
10.89
Deyonshire
7.52
8.13
Diversification
6.40
6.92
Federal
Street
9.61
1
14.40
15.74
1
38.89
39.67
Second
Centennial
Fund
Fund
Inc—-.
4s
Aug.
4s
Fund
Johnston
Inc___
100.3
101.
101.7
3%s Nov.
101
—
(The) Mutual Fund—I
Recent
.
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,
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Bid
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&
120
Mueller
1,
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99 Va
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4%s_2011
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100 ,4:-.-
98: m
Feb.
15,
15,
15,
1,
125
Texas
n
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1972-1967—1^11 .99 :
3%S Sep. "15, *1972—1———.':
96.8
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Textron. Amer
-
99%
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,
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113%
Underwood
May
Trans
4%s_1981
99
3'As May
100.2
100.3
100.5
,
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100.5
100.2
U S
Industries dV'aS-—1970
5%s
76%
78
,.1971.
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Westcoaet Trans 2Vbs—
-1971
1988-
99:24
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;
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97.6
102.24
102.28
—
97.10
96,6
95.30
102.26
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100.14
Aug; 15, 1964^
103.14
3%S A tig." 15, 1964—___——100.8
103:18
——
: 1,
4%S Nov.
1964———
100.12
95.2
94.26
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103.12
103.8
1%'S Apr.1, ti965——93.6
4%s May 15; '1965—1——
102,22
IV2S Oct
! 1,
1965—.—
92.6
100.7
99;9
99.31
!ld63———_
15,
lVks Oct.
100:23
100.5
99.29
5s
,
99.2
99.11
.99.30
'1963———
102.22
•
100
IVbs
1966i_b_—_1
1,
Apr.
-93.14
102.26
92.14
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90.30
91.6
■/.
89.26
90.2
•
98.2
100.29
1%s Oct.
98.6
100.31
Dated
Bid
Due
62
I,- "1966_b——
Dated*
Bid
Due
v
Ask.
Ask
Rate
100.2
3.20s
,9-5-61
6-
4-62
100
3.15s
10- 2-61
7-
2-62
100
11-1-61
8-1-62
99.30
4r02
99.29
1-62-v
99.30
1-61
2-
1
6-
1-61
3-
1-62
100
100.1
7-
3-61
4,
2-62
100
100.2
3.10s
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
100
3.05s
100
99.30-
12-
4-61
9-
1-
2-62
10-
100.2
100.2
;
100
»
99.31
'
3.20s
Bid
..
Jan.
Feb;
Feb.
1,
'
74
100 >/a
100
•
99.915
99.921
99.895
99.900
—99.845
1962—b.
99.793
99.852
Apr. 12, 1962__i__-_-i.-_—
Apr.- 15, '.1962___U-___>.i_
Apr.: 19, 1962i__Lw-_wb^
Apr; 26, •1962^^L^__i._-_
May
3, a'962-,2*JUU.---L_i.
99.802
May
99.747
May.
-8, 1*962
15, 1962
Feb.
;
J
-1--—_______
23,
99.737
—99.680
—
Mar.
1962.—— Y 99,619
1, 1962
—99.575
8,1962
102
Mar.
..
993 k
109
,
Mar.
Mar: 29, 1962—
Apr;
,
103%
,160
138
104
:
"'
»
„
99.075
98.990
99.015
98.928
98.95(
98.84]
98.756
98.77i
98.701
9872:
99.534
June
14,; 4962—=,=*^:—
99.484
99.425'
99.404
r.„;
5, 1962-—bi.b—
'99.045
J962__b—
99.413
99.360 :
99.372
99.302- 99.323
June
.
,
-
22, d9621-k_C-iii^a^«
28,^ bl962^L_i^4t^b;
July
15, .1*963^
0ct:
15,
:
■.
•'?
'
i
98.569
97,595
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-GOUN'rER ISSUES " Y.:-"Yy
value, a Net asset "value." b Bid yieid- price.; d Ex -rights. :k Admitted "to listing
*No
par
York Stock
-
Exchange;
t New stock,
.
x Ex-dividend,
98.585
■
98:421
97.611
.
■»
:
New
98^4<
98:618
r
,98.405
il962b'L'_tb-_lYf^
tA'U
98.89(
98.631
21,- 1962______»-^_.
jun:.
June
.
99.126
88.816
^
7,
,
99.18(
99.101
98.872
31,
June
99.412
—
99.222
99.162
«
May
99.588
99.464
;
1962
99.199
1962iti^-u„L^_.
99.633
,99.520
15, 1962_
1962—
23,
90.233 -99.261
10, ;1962bbJb^
17, ;:1962^iiu^^.:
kay:'24,
^
99.692;
.
Ask
Bid
'.
99.946
Mar. 22,
.
".i
*
99.989
99.943
Feb,
102
Ask
99.988
1962___
165
154
133
Y
*" Bid
'1963—
1 %S Apr. : 1, 1964—-—
4%s May 15, 19643%S Ma^ 15, T964—:
100.4
100 21
.
101
Y;' *.___Y
1,
4%s Nciv.'
100.7
r
99.20
98.30
■
———1991" 102%
'
97.8
15,
l%s OCt. '
.
1962——
125
\
moife 32nds of a^ point
one or
Maturity—-
:
5-
18^ 1962—
25, 1962—
,
,
IOO;
,
Treasury Hotds (Continued)—
100
1963—
15,
15,
.
120
5sc.:J——-i_1971 " 105.
Corp1
15,
'
Ask;
"
106
Y *106.8:
105.8
.
99;16
Bid
19631—'
jail,
111
129
IOI'J'b
•103:24
102.24.
,
•
100:12
100.6
Jan.
.115
70
.
ioo.12
99.28
.
.
100.24
1962
.
100 V*
Sperry Rand: SVis.ww—__—1982
Teim. Gas Trans
_198T
*
100.20
.
99.28'; 100.12
19651—
15. 4969-—1_1_—__
5%& Fdh:l2p;
1H_1—_
100.14
11,
101%
1969
4%s_1991
99.8
102
100.4
95.8 b
Apr.; >4, J97611111_ll— .94.8
1
5 V»s Jtily 20, ,19761-1—11^1
105.16. 106.16
y ;. 4VL'S GctYi 1; 497(R9(i7-:—1
101
Y> 102
"
.3%s May/.:!: 4.971'—1—1—1
9324.. Y 94.24
99.16
102.8
Mar.
s.
El
99
101.16
,
'
100.14
3Vbs
106.16
100.4
.100%
1003 k
113
Pennsylvaiiia -Elec-4%s—'1991
1964—.
,1965-1—
4-%s July
•
1
100:16
101%
109
——1973
100.6
1,: 1963——
20, 1964——
20,
: 4s "
10I.24'
100.12
Jan.
^
'
,
102
.
.
ICeystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Lowenstein (M»
Sons-«—
224
ww
99%
•
,
General Port Cement 5s
5V2S
Rochester
•
Gen'J Tire & Rubber 6a w.w.i982
Hilton HoteJ 6s ww—_____-_1984
Idaho: Power
4%s—i_l991
.
Phoenix Steel 5%s
-
143
108%
;_1976
-
101%
113%
Turnpike 4%s—
2001
Machinery 3%s_.—__1981
Pacific Petroleum
103%
138
Florida
Eruehauf Trailer 4s—,
101
100.5
1963-——
Oct.
101.16.
98. 16
105. 16
4,
85
100 Va
4%s_1994
100.1
1962-^—
20,
United States Treasury.-Bills
100 Va
Northwest Tel
101.7
.
161..8
Jan.
103 V*
.
101
Pacific
100%
100.12
101.3
22,
3.05s
82
3%s
100.10
1962-
•
101 .24.
1962—
Ask
^1975
Brass
>
1962—
,
10° ,4v
-
100.3
'
iw..16!
.
100
100.1
Oct.
2.95s
102%
1986
New' England
4%s_i991
Consolidated -Edison 4%$—1991
El Paso Natural Gas
5%s—1977
Ferra Corp 3B,aS
—1975
4%s-_
1962—
m,
3s
Bid
Inc
Power -4%s—1991
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4V2S-1991
120
Lgt
Carrier Corp 4Vis
Commonw'lth.
Food
Motorola
20,
-—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
al3.20
Inc-,
Fund
100:2
Bunk Bonds
99.30
98.16
1966——111Y—l' 98
100:3 s-.13V^s Mav• >2. 1966^—ll._^—_ ; .96.16 •
97.8 Y
101.28
.14%s July . 20, l9661_ll_—1_1
10016
10!8 {
100.20:
,'4%s Mar.: 20, .l96«_ll_______., 10016Y loiae
4%s MaiY 2.0; j969lll__"l—_1; 10016; loi.ie;
97.16
101. 12
-r
Ask
100.1
1962___—______
14s
Dec: 20,
;. 3%s Feb. »21v
100.16 i
,
1962-
1,
Rate
a24.28
Bonds—
104%
115
Opt 4V2S—1979
Burlington Industries 4%s-1975
Pwr
Ask
103%
Bausch & Eomb
Carolina
Westminster
point
2%s May,
Apr.
_
99.28
100
—
1962——.
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
>
&
al5.40
a
4s
101.12
99
—
1973———
15,
a24.19'
Inc—
18%
43 %
100
4,
: 4%s
.
1
100
99
1972b
15,
4s
.
Fund
17 %
40%
,
_2
"2, 1962_2_—_
May
■
3s
Istel
82 V*
100
4%S Allg.
99.24
1*971*—
lfi,
3%s Aug.
IVbs Oct.
al2.81
Inc_——
Fund—
100
100.
—
May 15, 1962
Treasury Notes—
i. 3%s Feb. 15, 1962.
4s
Feb.
15, 1962xL—.
3%s Feb.
15,
1962.
IV2S Apr.
1, 1962——
4s
May 15, 1962—
3'As
a.14.82
al02.l6
Fund
Street
99.
1972——_.
Maturity—
2%s Feb.
al059.00
Investors Capital Exchange Fd- al01.53
Inc.—-
Inc
Fund
Street
3%S Feb.
99.
1970
12,
lVas Apr.
22.10
100
—
1966
3'As Nov.
16.92
A.'
12.05
Fund
Research Fund
6.05
X7.97
20.45
"Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Investors
8.33
Fund—10c
Funds—
Swap
Fund-
20.73
Inc—,—^-J.
Fund
Wisconsin
1
74%
44%
77%
1, 1962————
Land
3 %s
12,
lO,
Federal
99.
1'965__—. -J
3s
14.66
Growth Ind
Winfield
.
St ock, Fund——
Investors
5.85
4%s Jun.
Y
100.2
Certificates of Indebtedness—
8.63
13.56
8.79
Whitehall Fund Inc.———
87%
71
42
Cooperatives—■
3.05s June
Figures after decima! point represent
12.26r
17,44
115.53
Wellington Equity Fund———1
Wellington Fund
:———1
42%
171
83
II. S. Certificates of Indefotedness and Notes
18.96
1
—
39%
—3
3'TttS Feb.
10,
8.77
14.67
12*46
Fund Inc
27%
Bid
for.
3.15s April
100: r
1964——. --•"99, 31
11.68
11.40
1
• V.
107
■
163
Annuity Life Insur___l
2.95s Feb.
TOtK2^i
—
1963
June ' 12,
16.81
10.99
Street
Investors
,
4.69
10.06
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
9.66
12.15
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc ' a.—-10c',';-'
Wall
4%s,
T
'n'I
1964—:
10.38
.
3.05
2.79
Growth
Institutional
11.19
9.47
5%s Feb,
9.67
11.18
United Funds Canada Ltd——1 •'
7.90
United International Fund Ltd19.07
Value Line Fund Inc—
—1
7.62
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
5.54
a29.95
—
'
13,56
8
'YY-'-■ 'Y
Assn—
19(i3________
l^'/aS Sep. TO,
4'%s Aug.: 10,
4%s Sep. 10,
13.09
Fund-1—___1'
Science
United
Haydoek Fund Inc—
—-1
Imperial Capilul Fund Inc^—-lc
Imperial Fund Inc_,———lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
——
47'%""
15.38
8.02
1 13.42
Shares-1
Income Fund
United
6.62
6.06
Dec.
'.Ask
100
—
-.! 3'%s Mar; ;il, 1968———.
4%s Apr. .10, 1969———
!4%sApr. 10, 1970^—^—.
-
Accumulated Fund—-1
United Continental Fund—1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-DA
Funds Inc-—
United
a22;99
Series H-C7 •————10c
: 4r%s
12.4!
9.50
10.98
Inc———1
(N Y)
Westchester Fire
1962.;_—
"
17.19
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-_i
12.11
Television-Electronics Fund-—18.87
10.09
Variable
1962——.
'
"9.16";
45%
101
: 25
U S Lire Ins CO in City of N Y_2
17
100'
.—
II, 1964——
Sep.10,
4%s Jul!
J.2.39
a4L22
a35.80
9.85
Fund
11,
12,
3%s Dec.. 11,
.
'
7.51
Petroleum shares
——lc
Growth Industry Shares Ihc_—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc^—I
General Bond
11.66
^
8.99
20th
10,
4'/«s Nov.
15.70
"45%
—1
Fund
Stock
Sep.
Mar.
* 4s
.
8.47
-
6;85
Shares—lc
.Capital Growth Fund—-i_lcCommon' (The V Stock Fund, lc
"Fully Administered shares—lc
Electrical r Equip
13,
4%s
3%s
3s,as May
State. Street Iiivestment Corp—*
7.97
7.33
3%s Feb.
'
xll.34
al0.62
88%
145
42%
(N Y)__2
Fire'Insurance—
96V2
100*
—
,i"'•••'• :,:,i
■'
.
Investors—.———1
Sovereign
a2l.OO
S
U
7% '
100:
—
—
1963
Federal Natl Mortgage
8.32
al0.95
xl0.78,
84
137
"
May 15, 1962—
June
15,
1962.—.
4.83
15.25
Shareholders Tinst of Boston—1
Smith. (Edson B) Fund———1
Southwestern - Investors Inc—I
„
1962——
1962———.
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
11,70
62%
Banks
16,
Scudder Stevens &
121
*
3.15s Apr.
7.88
Fundamental Investors
•—^-1 xlO.68
53C
Futures-■'
Co
15%
—
7.61
American Shares—1,25
Guaranty
92
—
2.84
Selected
141 *
Bid
19(»2
14.03
al4.70
a20.66
18%
'47%
-
1
Insurance Co_____—5;
United Ins Co of Ameidca__2.50lU S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
Banks—
Loan
1902:
Inc_—-1
"
42
.
Title
83 '/4
6%
Ins—5
!%
2.41
9.82
Life
15;
7.17
9.05
55
Standard Sec Life Ins
:
115
CO——
"48.
79 %
Accident——1
Feb:
——.-—1
Common Stock Fund Inc——1
45
51%
-
62%
5
133
(Fla)59'%:
Mar.
2.58
8.83
155
Life Ins
124
92%
;
IV/4
:
'
Springfield Insurance Col—2
$6.50 preferred
10
59
—10
3s
stock series——lc
Utility Series
lc
Fkuid of America inc.—;——1
8.04
&
Standard
Southwestern
124
145
1
Travela's
3s.
2.65
.
Co__T_
30%
28%
.47%
96
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co—
5
Security Ins (New Haven)——10.
Security Life '& Trust Co:^._l__5
55%-'
52 %
115
Marine
&
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer__
v
12%
v
10,90"
14.29
Clarkr—
11%
F]a)_2%
13.17
13.15
—
*
5
& Republic Ins Co
—5
Employees Insur (D C)—4
3.16s Jan.
.
,—•
Funds*—b——lc
series——lc
Series •
stock
Co__
—
Fire
Ohligations of Government Agencies
11.07
Bond
11997632——
139
—
18.52
Common
;
88%
Federal
10.18
Preferred
29%
43
12.85
17.04
Inci
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!
(Texas)
(N
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Inc—:—1
Fuhd
-27%
St Paul
•"/
1
Revere
■;
138
10
Republic Insurance
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1
16.90
Quarterly Dist Shares
61%
(S F)__—_2.50
Insurance—
9.16
16.73
4.42
8:57
Scudder Fund of Canada—_25c
131
____-__io
Providence-Washington
118
66
Life
"
f
42%
'
9%
16.84
Putnam Growth Fund——1
Custodian
39%
110
Phoenix
5%
'•61%
70%
;
65
5
32
Jefferson
Putnam
Franklin
Peerless Insurance Co:
91%
Interstate
2.40
Founders Mutual Fund
Pa,cific Insurance Co otf N Y__lo
.
8%
Home Owners Life Ins Co
7.14
Inc
:
29
Home Insurance
6.54
Fund
Mutual
45%
87%
Insp & Insurance
2.20
Florida
53
42%.
_2
Hartford Fire Insurance Co__„5
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
49%
Indemnity Co_—'/a
55%.
,
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)__
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
_5
'
—
27%'
Northern Ins Co of N Y—__12 %
Pacific
296
4%
Insurance Corp of Amer__—>50c
13.04
10.03
Fundi—- 25c
Federated Growth
51%:
-
24
66%
10.89
al6.01
11.73
12.17
Pine Street Fund Inc——50c
10.07
9.72
47
52
•
Reinsurance Corp
Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
6.77
8.42
Penh Square Mutual Fund——
Peoples Securities Corp—
1
Philadelphia Fund Inc
——*
,
;
—
18,93
—_1,;
—__r_______2.50
Northeastern Insurance^—3:33%
22%
9.95
Art
Fund Inc
Securities
'
Philadelphia Life Ins Co__i^i._5.
Hanover Insurance Co .———10
4.14
17.32
Over-The-Counter
North RiveD
62%
27%
14.73
Fund————T.
Oppenheimer
:
New York Fi.rk- Ihs Co^l_i__-_5
:
36 Vb
53%
44%
'74%
r
72
Gulf Life
5.98
13.48
15.41
Fund——1
Street
William
70-
21
16.11
Howard-—
Eaton &
One
10";
63
13.32
1
19%
HampshireFire______ 1
25
&
Inc.
Shares
Electronics
__
194
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Great American __———5
12.32
al7.03
England Fund—————1
York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
New
35 Vb "
,
68
Govt
18.24
6.19
9-10
9.96
—1
Stock Series -—.——-—1
Growth Stock Series———1
41%
—4
7.80
Income Series
_^._5:
83
Globe
25.06
Series——!;„.
Stock
Preferred
230%
-
Georgia Inter Life Inc.
3.31
*2.79
—
9.16
8.38 T
22!%
4
Glens Falls
.
x1^-^
—
165
.154*
_______
General Reinsurance Corp—_10
—
-1
Bond Series ————1
Dividend
Series
-1
24.08
22.09
Corp——1
Investors-
Balanced
Crown Western Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund——1
Delaware
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
National
107
Nationwide Corp class A—
.
47%
Assoc—57
Insurance
Firemen's Fund
11.72
3-24
23.16
16.87
—1
beneficial interest
Nation
10.67
9.76
------
,
of
;
45%
ar%'
,
:
50 %'
6IV2
Franklin
al5.08
/.
100
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—_5
5.24
18.50
Growth-!
Mutual Investment Fund
1
Mutual Shares Corn-————1
,
,
76.
National -'Union Fire—5
105%
17.10
11.45
.
66 Vb
33
59
(» J).„_!25
48%'
42%
.
.
Natl Life Si,: Accident Ins_u—10
45%.
>
6%
•
,
Federal
10.66
Shares
Assurance^l2.50
National Fire
33 %
'
■5%
Midwestern United Life Ins Co:.!
Monuinent Life (Baltic—Y—^lOV
:
183
175
77%
17%
NY_2
(Ky) 2
5
k
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
9.75
Trust
Of
Fife
128
70%N'atl Old Line Ins, AA coni-!—rl
58
20.02
Mutual
Co
Insur
,
39% !
.
120
Indeirinity '&> Lifeu Ins_—.5,
Merchants
-
Life
70"%
„
101
Life
Mutual Invest Founds
(ISP ;Y» "A"_2"
National
17%'#
65
>65
Casualty Co
5
Crtun & Forster Inc—_———10
Employers Group
10.48
—1
Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
De
18.32
1
Inc
7V4
16%
_i^.5 :'
Shippers———10
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
Fund
33%
6%
282
16.99
Massachusetts
66-%
31%
Connecticut General Life—10
Continental Assurance Co„:
5
Stock
Growth
60
(Ghlveston) —_1
Re-insurance^^
17Vk'
,
Continental
Trust
Investors
Nat1 Ins
&
>5
(Wash .D C) _u_l
-
Casualty
3.21
Investors
Assurance."
16%
(Newark N J)__2%
Life* Insur
4.72
2.94
11.20
Consolidated Investment
De
4.32
.1
COmwealth Life Ihsur CO
2.60
beneficial Int—33 Vic : xl5.55
shares of
Mass
Flaj
Citizens
3.81
2.83
31%
.
27%
62
39%
Bankers Natl Life Ills (N J)—_2
• 72.
Beneficial Standai'd Life——1
43
Boston Insuranoe COi^__——_5;'-- 443/4
25.86
Inc—
Fund
x3.49
1
————1
„—_
Fund
shares———————lc
lc
28
Mass
American
2.63
Massachusetts
1222.
12.10
Stock
Composite Bond &
Composite
,
137
7'y
2.41
103%
99«
.
45%
Citizens
shares. —.——-lc
Penna—5
Lincoln
Bankers
3.10
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
:—lc
16.15
Colonial
Concord
14.18
4,25
Petroleum shares —i
17.83
:1
1
—50c
com—1.25
Christiana
Fund Inc
12.59
11.52
—lc
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston.
Chemical Fund Inc—
13.30
19.35
3.89
of
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—>1
Maryland Casually
Amer
x2.84
Co
13Vt»
Amer-Mercury
18%
shares—lc
Industries
General
Assurance
Life, Assurance—
,_2
Life & Casualty InsjCo of Tenn 3,
Life Insurance Co of Va—_Yo
86%
AmerTns Co
8.44
Paper
20.24
Liberty
38,%,
ll3/4
American. Home
7,14
a32,05
al6.92
Electric shares —.—_——lc,'
18.15
18.71
Life
28 Va
,
35%
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville
17.74
Metal
16.61
39%
; 26 %
.>
45 Vk
33%
."41%"
37%
82,
American
,
Ltd
——1
Fund. Inc———-—1
(.19541
36
,
Assur——5
Ask
40
30
36%
5.66
,13,01
Jilfe Insurance Stk; Fund inc__.l
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can_—1
Loom is Sayles Mutual. Fund—.*
Managed Funds—,
.
-
15.78
7.92
10
Fidelity; & Casualty^5
Bid.'
-
.Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins: (Birm) —2"
,
American General Insur Co_I.50
14.88
12,17
Co_
Equitable
ipar
>
..o
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Y—_io
166
$1.25 conv preferred—l—_5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
17.28
17.70
Income Trust——1
Investors-Tnc—1
Insurance
142
American
6.68
-6.51
x7.71
18
135.
.,
144
—5
Insurance
'Ask.
•
10 -130
a,lo. .157.
American
26.41
16:40-
,
Knickerbocker
Agricultural
10.19
10.22
x5.18
Knickerbocker
.Par"1,' Bid
•
,
Aetna. Life .Insurance—
16.30
13.64
Keystone
20.42
23.62
15.84
Stocks)—1
Stock)—!
(Low.Priced Com Stks)—1
13.47
i
Aetna Casualty Si Surety.
Aetna Insurance Co
25.43
24.37
B-2 .(Medium. Grade Bonds)_l
21.63
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)——1
"X14.94
B-4 (Discount Bonds);
—T
9.33
K-l (Income Fund)
—-.19.36
K-2
(Growth Fund) jb-,—j-1 ". 6.12
S-I (High-Grade Com Stk)_rl
24.21
5.64
•
Canada General Fund-—
Canadian
Insurance Companies
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds-—
.Ask
Bid
J
,
,
wi Whenivissued. !• y Ex- stock
.
Yv
r
on the
dividend;
Volume
Number
195
6121
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(47)
47
y
Week Ended December 23
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this week will ,-show
liminary figures compiled by
6f the
based
us
CLEARINGS
increase compared with
an
stand
at
of the
to
obtain
.corresponding week last
•
Pennsylvania—Altoona
center there
is
gain for the week ending Friday of 0.9%.
a
1..
for this week.follows:'!
.
.
V
1960.
V:-
II,908,513
—68.8
5,055,546
8,086,463
(a)
;
Z
Delaware—Wilmington
$
1,904,867
1,882,630
2,500,757
2,066,457
3.3
4.187,215
+ 12.2
1,032,000,000
4,153,368
+
7.4
6,433,674
6,549,572
3,276,476
2,887,068
—
4~0
7,242,205
7,504,699
23,892,768
18,430,022
+
7,374,749
(a)
.28,720,821
..
14,689,076
.
14,973,120
1,397,078,049
2,083,926
i
—43.5
7,531,237
35,980,794
.
Jersey—Trenton
1,370,406
'
7,080,011
New
+ 39.2
1,175,000,000
5,359,382
Scranton
Our comparative sum¬
1958
$
+ 20.5
2,497,095
3,028,098
,
this
At
2,300,424
780,337
1,318,000,000
.__
Reading
1,249,793,705
+ 25.3..
4,508,930
976,000,000-
*
4,152,789
-
1.9
11,888,673
11,427,980
+11.8
1,098,393,872
1,037,950,610
—
....
.
Total
Ay:'-; •/vLyi
.
I,373,242
5,320,961
Philadelphia
1959
or
1,911,885
Chester
Wilkes-Barre
in
week
same
:
Lancaster _'
weekly clearings will
Inc.
Dec. %
~
-Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
Our preliminary totals
year.
$28,058,747,042 against $26,362,982,739 for the
1960
$
Third Federal Reserve District-
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
1961
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
States for which it is possible
6.4%. above those
mary
BANK
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 30, clearings for all
cities of the United
be
OF
cities)___
(10
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Dec. 30—
1961
%
1960
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
Y
-New.
York™_X_X_XXXX---X.
Chicago
:
-
-iXX-X'
Boston
.
.
St.
.
; :
L^XXXXy
0.9
—
1.3
1,027,000,000
385,500,000
886,981,000
360,610,711
Other
cities,
five,days..
cities,
five
X,
days—
;279,081,9CQ
658,531,130
+ 13.8
580,850,800
531,971,372
63,078,900
+ 45.7
14,195.470
+ 19.3
16,429,303
12,153,345
+ 23.1
14,271,166
11,654,616
467,440,762
438,215,854
6.7
389.245,850
396,348 276
1,746,981,410
1,536,229,485
+13.7
1,376,378,484
1,300,006,987
"
'
.+
Total
All
all
cities,
cities, five days
5,489,567,036
4,580,814,820
day____
one
;"X Total all -cities
$27,011,380,283
Virginia—Huntington
28,563,000
+ 18.6
24,741,000
286,829,036
288.689,384
Carolina—Charleston
:
916,162,966
________
for weekX_X:___;._X-_X $28,058,747,042 $26,362,982,739
issue of next week.
10,318,436
178,096,428
421,901.176
155,719,528
(6
954,981,713
907,106,424
+
5.3
+14.3
Total
6.4
+
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
10,789,270
443,898,056
Columbia—Washington
of
today, inasmuch
as
;
cities)
21,971.000
231,154,434
+
4.6
9,385,653
6,940,434
+
5.2
351,198.313
347,954,078
+ 14.4
127,557,050
122,967,090
750,918,004
735,080,795
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
in
appear
Nashville__
We cannot furnish them
4,093,753
22,246,000
236,692,201
0.6
—
District
6.2
+
3,838,787
+ 15.4
"
Richmond
South
5,736,900
6,805,923
Virginia—Norfolk
+19.8
$25,446,819,773
1,047,366,759
_____
57,099,000
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
3.1
+
cities):
(7
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
57,620,600
,
5.8
+
$21,521,813,247 $20,866,004,953
•■_
305,994,617
14,092,402
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
west
Ten
11,698,472
16.Q
+17.4
381,411,500
__X__XX1_X-____™X™__™_:
-
11,966,148
+
17,345,339
____.
Youngstown
•
+17.1
,520,096,805
XT''/
+24.8
415,448,851
610,553,224
;
710,899,145
486,346,825
r_
_____X_—
Mansfield
'
.
+ 13.9
334,986,000
"
749,683,353
91,899,200
16,932,597
Colurabus__
0.3-
13,129,729
388,721,668
Cleveland
+11.1
;
14,958,491
Cincinnati
+11.1
+!
428,300,000
-
:XX
——J—
756,640,378
467,307,978
'__
1
Ohio—canton
5.6
+
840,488,138
:_XXX__X-
.i__X-X
-—XT:
Baltimore
+
468,650,424
Francisco™
Cleveland
1,201,202,725
1,084,000,000
.___
LX
Pittsburgh
,
XXX__X
City___.i
Louis
San
.
1,186,052,656
______
Philadelphia,
Kansas
.
_2,
.
$15,149,029,480 $15,021,298,360
-
the week ends
44,712, 978
+ 19.7
208,749,832
179,770, 049
+ 16.1
142,335,558
542,200,000
521,100, 000
+
4.0
416.200,000
53,530,755
;
i
Georgia—Atlanta
37,006,239
41,953,293
137,674,105
389,000,000.
'
-
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available at time of going to press.
are
In the elaborate
we
For
the
8,292, 449
10,037,208
•1
21.0
6,179,167
6,865,370
detailed
statement, however, which
week
there
was
increase
an
of
6,991,985
6,543, 310
6.9
7.182,572
7,201,668
Florida—Jacksonville
343,132,902
315,937 492
8.6
-279,340,798
256,968,328
344,483,473
19,650,651
951,380
323,366 943
6.5
239,339,646
191,138,658
18,703 644
5.1
17,012,409
934 716
1.8
765,721
618,523
321,029,000
318,518 166
0.8
258,285,195
193,734,516,
1,850,757,186
1,737,879,747
6.5
1,408.594,359
1,235,713.893
Macon
has to be estimated.
cases
present further below,
we
!
_u__
Mobile
^
Mississippi—Vicksburg
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
Dec. 23.
-
Augusta
Ac¬
Alabama—Birmingham
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Louisiana—New
6.7%, the aggregate clearings for
Total
I
Orleans
cities)
(10
+
15,506,481
>X the whole country having amounted to $34,435,500,571 against $32,285,750,542 in the
week in 1960.
same
this
at
center
Outside of this city there was a gain of 10.0%, the bank clearings
showing
of 4.2%. VWe
increase
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which
.
they
are
group
Seventh Federal Reserve
the cities according to the
located and from this
Michigan—Ann
Grand
note that in
we
increase of 4.2%; in the Boston
an
Ijleserve District of 2.8%r and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 11.8%.
In the
Indiana—Fort
"'
Bend__—
Terre
Haute
:
?
District has to its-credit
XX~
the
,
totals show
improvement of 7.4%
/. X--"
'
X- —.XX'X''-X/ -XX TriXX
In the following we furnish
-
,
Des
a
"X
13.8%.X
X-xO-
'
*-v-x-.
X.
,
the
Illinois—Bloomington
•'
•-+r
.XX.:..
1,130,370,752
.
! 2nd New -York
v46h
X
Philadelphia
*•
9:
•
-•.
1959
Dec. c/o
•'
JH'
4
9th
Minneapolis XXXX.: 'V.
$
-
-
•
19,028,501,366
.
; ~
4,246,334
5,915,298
7.222,C75
43,091,272
42^668,712
16,675,262
,
17,023,726
1,536,177
+ 21.9
983,321
1,334,799,217
+ 15.1
1,131,841,180
20.4
6,482,741
9,457,685
v
7,856,209
+
,
.
•
1,443,851
1,050,553,381
,,
6,508,662
15,152,496
18,362,985
—17.5
16,478,636
16,367,294
13,473,505
+ 21.5
11,820.581
9,342,306
8,290,318
+ 12.7
7,019,195
7,359,167
2,076,420,621
1,828,968,732
+
13.5
1,512,081,541
1,422,639,830
486,600,000
444,000,000
.+
9.6
374 300,000
363,600,000
283,742,835
228,868,360
+ 24.0
198,041,064
237,156,574
226,944,908
3,477,913
199,267,065
+ 13.9.
167 37" 8'H
1,000,765,656
___:
875,527^:34
+
Total
*
(17
•
■
cities)—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
+
2.8
15,185,701,492
Missouri—St.
802,104.159
4.2
+
849,298,944
11,161,146.700
1,249,793,705 > +11.8
1,098,393,872
1,536,229,485
1,376,378,484
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
i
1,300,006.987
+ 3 3.7
907,106,424
:.+
5.3
750.918,004
i
735,080,795
1,737,879,747
+
6.5
1.408,594,359
,15,607,387
.
.10,643,794
1,828,968,732
+ 13.5
1,512,081,541
1,000,765,656
875,527,134
+14.3
742,811,183
Total
+•
^
cities)
(4
-
"'ta
'
IT)
2.5
3,093,255
2,575,033
+ 14.3
3,391,809
742,811,183
730,475.386
+
,
1,235,713,893
2,076,420,621
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
1,037,950,610
1,746,981,410
I
:
-
..it
■
7
11,468,148
130,549,797
-
""
•'
1958
.
V
1,850,757,186
—17
T
3.9
\
.
Springfield
X,r 954,981,713
Louis.ZzLz-
7.9
.+
'
-
xiXil;
Chicago
+
23,273,386
' 1,871,835
1,535,744,341
:
:
__i.
Rockford
_
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,422,639,839
730,475,386
'
,
Minnesota
'
"
2.6
—
r'
4,795,761
*'
1,397,078,049
-
9,811,831
142,334,288
•
'
or
1,099,461,959 : +
.■?
.19,824,993,685
1' "t
-
V-.
6th Atlanta
7th
H
;;V.
5th Richmond
'
x.
:
:. 10
CIe\'elahd_-iXL^_r^-r- X-7
", 8th St
$
$..
-
8,831,2.73
,
58,148,028
Peovia
'
1st Boston
3rd
.
"
Inc..
>1960
1961
.
77.782,000
1.6
+ 12.1
24.170,734
u__
Decatur
XX.X/.
.
by Federal Reserve Districts: '
summary
SUMMARY Of BANK CLEARINGS
<.
9,259,730
11,682,655
73.247.000
12,620,457- *+4 40,3
179,778,389
62,738,621.
.
3,530,245
15,083.575
-
13,240,333
2,1
+
i,.+ 4;993.505
•
-8,601,598
a--
City_i.^___
3,462,713
'
In the Kansas City Reserve District
in the Dallas Reserve District of 9.8%, and in
-
Week Ended-Dec.'23—
1
10,081,541
'
"201,468,612
l_—
Moines—,_
Sioux
T+xxXXX0; ;XXxXX-X: XTX':
.•
Rapids
Chicago
;
the San Francisco Reserve District of
v
Iowa—Cedar
gain pf 13.5%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 14.3%, and
a
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.8%.
an
The. Chicago Reserve
V.
:
;
14 800,788
3.7
+ 18.1'
104,125,000
^
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of 5.3%+ and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 6.5 %.
v
i
42.5
—
16,488,332
19,474,898
106,302,000
—' ,+,,17,700,364 '
; 1 - • . 4,912,580 '
'
•
2.5
+
15,345,860
.
'
South
larger by 13.7%; in the Richmond Reserve
are
Wayne
Indianapolis
+
4,096,560
.16,949,551
14,770,815
Rapids
'
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
*4,200,000
__i
Lansing
XT? the New York Reserve District the totals record
'
District—Chicago24,144,442
Avbor
'
f
-
880,888,284
612,565,367
.702,098,237
682,227,990
St.
District—Minneapolis-
+
.7.4
+
9.8
604 908.193
558,028,060
+ 13.8
1,327.300,796
1,222,140,305
7.1
9,381,024
9.191,676
10,550,903
11,354,574
592,213,410
538.201,441
+
10.0
409,796,693
407,469,734
233,711,478
218,322,562
+
7.0
150,988,339
158,730,229
12,018,143
12,523,489
10,432,816
•
Minneapolis
8.8
-
Duluth_.
—
604,789,174
+
809,271,243
-
.
—
'
10th Kansas City-
9
i X__.
r.r: 922,856,760
i
■
859,570,482
North
777,528,700
■v,
!
Francisco_Xx '-•<
Paul___:
*'
;
708,288.569
i'
XI,871,877,755
1,645,151,596
Dakota—Fargo
South
(i
•11th Dallas
12th San
'V"
:
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
Outside
.i
___________L_..107
New
York
cities
34,435,500,571
32,285,750,542
.15,123,452,890
City.
13,743,948,763
6.7
26,163,274,279
11,352,315,697
20,556,966
10,705,782,546
17,169,369
"880,888,284
+
Total
(7
cities)
-
809,271,243
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
XT'.
We
now
add
detailed
our
statement showing the
figures for each city for the
rv
T
'Vs*
s
X■»
z.
'*'*
X'
+1961
.
Week Ended December 23
'*■
I960
-
.
Inc.
1959
or
1958
.
( ' First Federal Reserve DistrictMaine—Bangor
_
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
'Hi +
-XXX—vi
.
'Z. 'x
I
/•v!
9,132,189
X 914,202,993
1
~
+
8.8
:V
.
+ 29.6
i
.
4,755,184
.+
'4,787,205
1,695,540
1,867,447
4,481.367
V.:.. 4,363,944
XX 24,364,945
r\,r! 19,157,209
•
Bedford
X
XXXXXX--—;.
Worcester
Haven -_X X_
__
_X_ _X XX
!X
Rhode
Island—Providence
XX__T
Hampshire—Manchester
Total' (12
,
X"
L
New-
*» L te.
699,364,108
1.3
:9.2
■■XX
* '
X_
3,340,107
12,878.831
12,450,350
T
+11.3
.:
12,696,058
158,571,381
22,865.770
—16.3
36,308,626
—20.7
38,252,895
33.387,435
+
13.6
455,109,473
451,347,257
+
20.2
12,783,108
13,344,734
+ 11.3
6,587,043
V 18,021,637
14,996,890
7,617,614
6,843.539
922,856,760
"
Springs.:
859,570,482
••
—_
?
L
cities)
(9
+
4.8
44,727,982
....Dallas—^——
Fort
20,233,473
39,058,400
33,515,500
2.814,215
19,191,791
.
lo,737,773
7,729,533
+
5,894,922
702,098,237
7.4
'682,227,990
Worth_______—
:
—
York
1.9
—17.0
1,099,461,959
Wichita
->■**
—
J-.1.L
Fallsj
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
.
2.8
849,298,944
.
Total
802,104,159
X;
./ "
•
+
•
"
.
X;
—i3.i
33,906,031
155,657,337 ;
>
,
3,157,938 :
'vl- ?>
4,168,941
,19,312.047,681
18,541,801,779
64,306,633
54,773,754
34,477,4624
29,003,389
85.609.583
87,934,821
+
+
-
777,528,700
citles)___
(6
'•
117,465,807
112,067,376
•
!
27.054,782 :
(9
41,292,578
6,574,000
.
+12.0
6,624,000
6,626,400
4.9
.
123,738,834
2,196,356
+
7.4-
+
:
4.2
Pasadena^_u._____
.
San
.;' 3,473,374
+
—
18.9
.40,374,680
~
22,255.170
'
7
.
42,454,123
66^70,808
4.8
82,498,796
+
9.8
604,908,193-
558,028,060
196,309,070
~
11,975,009
197,002,164
217,494,679
+
23.1
5,755,920
+
13.7
4,903,373
4,722,451
238,857,518
+
10.3
211,418,414
183.879,105
133,934,273
+
0.4
106,091,702
90,877,460
Jose —^
29,951,434
26,027,976
—
—13.1
30,294,091
26,783,064
16,745,360
18,279,829
8.4
16,241,829
16,433,609
1,089,330,200
927,487,012
+ J 7.5
704.806.523
648,647,997
31,593,961
_______
—22.5
31,746,542
28,576,555
+ 18.3
10,710,802
8,905,238
18,289,477
12,801,635
—
.
16,107,822
40,790,019
13,620,387
19,887,234
18,980,525
+
4.8
1,645,151,596
+
13.8
1,327,300,796
34,435,500,571
32,285,750,542
+
6.7
26,163,274,279
21,500,080,091
15.123.452,890
13,743,948,763
+ 10.0
11,352,315.697
10,705,782,546
.
Total
:.
—
™——:
(10
cities)i_;
22.919.793
65,684,235
,
10,273,277
Stockton
10,794,297,545
2.7
708,288,569
7,170,111'
7,412.416
•
Santa .Barbara________—
X 3,707,573
,
+ 11.9
134,443;389
—____—
Francisco
San
2,638,373
14,810,958,582
+17.4
—29.6
14,816,249
6,546,676
—1
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
28,071,284
131,205,517
8.3
..
267,801,381
—
,
.1,871,877,755
,
77,048,367
Grand
total
(107
cities)
.
1,222,140,305
'
:
•
.
+
Outside New
Total
480,214,905
.39,033,132
-
263,393,756
..Yakima
<
Utah—Salt
'
^
Northern- New Jersey__
'
;
^XXXxXXu-i^s
--T-
10,751,457
529,748,383
+ 14.6
48,044,775
6,682,915
•: 4,707,444
16,581,862
—
Oregon—Portland:
^_X_-X?_XX_____:..
Jersey—Newark
•
7,360,000
11,814,585
9.6
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
.
r
34.690,272
i,
55,077,356
+13.6
16,898,474
615,272,156
.
■+
2,622,631
+
4,917,676
3,312,344
Rochester
-
674,610,247
—
Galveston
38,416,214
19,138,601
—i——
Texas—Austin
12,254,827
+ 26.1
V' 4,476,378
Syracuse
_r
161,715,023
'
-3,423,920
+ 27.2
45,996,900
4,081,599
168,60t,525
j
X~__
Jamestown
New
2.8
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
1,389,046
'2<7
+.
'
York—Albany :________^Xr-rv
-Elmira
New
783,582
10,001,373
558,507,588
'
J.!,130,370,752
cities
#".>; Buffalo _1_.______X____l__X___.
.
860,605
9,141,414
"
.
New York—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
.
—
1,168,174
910,903
9.1
10.2
3,256,638
X
1,312.341
63,012.197
;
V
+
634,352,627
Joseph-
Washington—Seattle
New
612,565,367
—
.9,862,307
207,508,218
19,133,305
Colorado—Colorado
665,006,657
3,909,089
>
23,744,742
-^46,850,200 :.X
X.
—
'
66,061,581
29,953,786
.
f
604,789,174
6,323,815
6,542,511
0.7
—
:X:.15,795,896
17,579,881
Connecticut—Hartford____L_—__
New
8.8
4,086,830
'
River—
I, Springfieldi.---—XX-Xi+X--:
.*;
15,817,747
—19.6
1,343,702
.
.
*
St.
3,294,901
'
'New
6.646,987
13,942,742
28,805,074
Total
902,542,224
■>
Missouri—Kansas City
il".x
;
3,432,888
1_
'
Wichita
$
'
4,144,330
-
'
'V;'^if
4,507,225
Lowell
i 'i
Dec. %
x x
IX 11,836,451
XX 2—:___—.Xi._l—-
Portland
xxx
>ston—
—_.:_XX_.:L_
$
6,739,159
+
1,333,842
1,221,917
10,869,562
201,761,959
Kansas—Topeka_
V
•
>
L__.^
._•;
.-"-Omaha
'
XX
3.495,627
+
City-
1,073,065
__L
Lincoln
•
*-
•
x'
v""
X:. XX-
,:;-X 'Clearings at—-•
Hastings
<XX;
■.
L.
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended Dec. 23 for four years:
'•
10,634,938
9.8
+ 19.7
6,967,786
:
4.0
—11.6
—
4,732.022
21,500,080,091
+ 10.0
4,184,425
7,652,959
__,
Helena
•
^
.
—
Montana—Billings
cities)
19,824,993,685
19,028,501,366
■-+
4.2
15,185,701,492 -11,161,146,700
York
City
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
48
.
.
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
(48)
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
DECEMBER
22,
Unit
Monetary
and
(Value in United States Money)
Cable transfers in New York
for
Rate
Buying
Noon
account
certificate
Dec. 22
.0386625
Christmas
.0386750
.0386750
.0386750
.0200850
Day
.0200857
.0200850
.0200850
.958671
.958359
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
.250116
.210233
pound
lira
Italy,
.210283
.210266
.210300
2.807000
2.807800
2.809400
Mexico,
peso
Portugal,
Switzerland,
.00161100
.00276233
.00276233
.327616
.0800560
.277912
.277731
1.277750
2.780000
2.781584
2.780742
,«■
164
.
\
U.
premises
.140325
.0350250
.0350250
.0166506
;
:——
.
+
.193075
.193051
.193225
Total
assets-
—1,145
Federal
.231703
.231700
.231625
1.398655
1.399452
1.399028
2.807000
2.807800
2.809400
2.808550
notes
Reserve
list of corporate bonds, notes,
29,032
(387)
—___—
264
account—
i
PARTIAL
i
REDEMPTION
Date
Company and Issue—
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.,—
5%
debentures of 1956 due June 30,
American
5%%
Berlin
"•
f.
&
debt
Colorado
Light
294
—
237
&
n't
"ft
■
'it i
i
2765
(jec 31
cir.
">
1
1
Jan
1
____________Jan
1
2547
f
City.;
;•
>n.;
:
'
r
6%
'./■
2766
cumulative preferred shares
;__
Diamond National Corp.—
Feb
.
'
Povser
47/0%
Energy
debt
ci 2766
adjustment
bonds
due
Jan.
Jan
1
1
and
adjustedt
2441
Jan
1973
1,
loans
Loans
2767
1
Feb
2441
Commercial
\/
if
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
Loans
514%
cumulative preference
Mining Corp.—
debt adjustment
stock
____Jan 31
______
2768
•
j:
;
v-„ '.•V'.1v"v,
bonds,
due
Jan.
1
l". 2441
/,
May Stores Realty Corp.—
Gen. mtge.5% bonds due Feb. 15, 1977
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
Feb
1st
mtge.
2769
bonds
614%
series
1,
due
1932
Jan
1
1
2769
1,
Pet
debt
Milk
4 14 %
1
1970
*1
2770
Jan
1
2553
Co.—
Feb
15
Loans
4 14 %
1st
debt
pipe
mtge.
Tennessee
1st
adjustment
Natural
Gas
debs,
S.
1,
1973
_Jan
1
line bonds
series
due
1979
2770
2554
Jan
1
2598
Jan
1
2489
Co.—
mtge. pipe line bonds 5%%
I
to
5
Other
Company and Issue—
Avnet
Electronics
5 V2 %
Corp.,
Commonwealth
Guardian
6%
5%
$5
convertible
Co.
preferreo
Edison
Chemical
Gyrodyne
j
subord. debentures due Aug.
conv.
Brunswick
Date
Corp.—
Co.
stork.
4.64%
1975
pfd.
stock
debentures
due
Dec.
1,
1966
—Feb
1
1
2331
—Jan
1
•
—Dec
2659
mtge. bonds due May 1, 1965 (extended)—. —Jan
National Can Corp.—
2
U.
.2768
Interstate
4%
Bridge Co.—
1st
5%
subord.
conv.
Rheem
income
Manufacturing
414%
Seeburg
514%
conv.
subord.
conv.
debs,
due
Jan.
1976
1,
___Jan
1
2553
—Jan
Co.
2
stock
debs,
due
1979_
15
Corp.—
prior pfd. and 5% class A pfd. stocks-. —Feb
414% s. f. debs. Que Oct. 1, 1969
—Jan
•Announced
in
this
!
interbank:
«
-75
+ =
-
+
580
1,095
90*
+
+
439
+
+
480
1,427
5,404
17,927
3,439
+
: +
—
2,807
+
26
+
13
42
+
2,423
98
+
332
371
+
514
—
306
4,192
—
•
11
—
966
1,863
—
-+
+ •
451
—
44
+
191
—
43
+
97
—
153
+
13,200
+3,182
158,261
Fox*eign:
Governments,
Commercial
66,247
96,465
70,155
4,600 :
3,400 "
598
-
+11,188
;
13
—,.
+1,709
,-
1,559
4.003
N.A.
—
'.U 21
—
312
313
+
658
N.A.
7
N.A.
31>
N.A.
—
.
official institutions, etc.
1,096
banks
deposits ——
deposits-.^—_—_________
political
subdivisions—:
Domestic
1
2709
Foreign:
Governments, official institutions, etc.
5
2599
interbank
75
+
29,940
6,034
2,731
time
2446
N.A.
80
—
46
84
52
+
—
•—
6,093
+
N.A.
N.A.
429
+
160
+
,1
N.A.
2,118
+
10
N.A.
—
Other
condition
others——
—
liabilities—
million in
the
statement
Federal
of
reserve
Reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks
$260 million in demand deposits adjusted, $1,709 million
in
in
U. S. Government demand
deposits, and $635 million
borrowings.
Commercial
tion
industrial
loans
increased
a
net
of
of
of
loans
valuation
f Includes all
domestic
' /•
i
52,810
—
„
.
2,204
—3.3%
.1%
;
•.
.
:
2
>-
125
T
consoli''■•V
»'
•
% }'.
-
107
—
the
in
eliminations made
v
•
;-';7
+
'
<'
•'
^
,.796
34.6%.*
;
"■
-*.'
'
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page 14
of Company
Name
'
Class
Michigan
&
to
domestic
reserves;
demand
:—
Industrial
Hose
Rubber:
&
Industrial Plywood Co.—
commercial
banks,
less
cash
Class
A
Natural
Institutional
2
; 12,20
1
12-20
1- X
12-
9
1-
12-
9
I.
1-15
f$2.50
12-15
1-
5c
(s-a)
12-15
2
"
15C
1-
1
12-22
ti2y2c
1-
2
12-15
t$i
1-
2
12-15
1-15
12-29
.
(quar.)
t25c
—
Fund
in-,.
(from net
2-
—
2
1-2
from
from
insurance Co. of North America. (quar
1
1-
5c
cents
cents
Fund
Income
income
investment
securities
realized
and
(7
2
9c
profits) *_
Pennsylvania
of
45c
Co.
Insurance
•1-13
80c
(s-a)
Insurance
1-19
12-
1
*12-29
1-
8
Exchange Building (Chicago)—'
Insuranshares
Certificates
50c
_—:——
1-
,
2
12-15
"
1-2
12-20
31140
1-
1
12- -9
3114c
1-
1
12-
$13c
2-
1
1-10
12-21
60c
(s-a)—.______—
Telegraph—
preferred A (quar.)_—
preferred B (quar.)
Inter-County Telephone &
5%
5%
Ltd.—•
Breweries,
Interior
—
class
A
(final)
Common
4%
+
731
6%
Minerals
&
International
.'
-*
12-22
60c
1-15
12-15
$1
1-15
12-29
1-
2
12-11
1-16
12-15
40c
t60c
43 %c
•
1-
5
,
12-15
1-
1
12-11
—
Telegraph Corp.—
:
Inc.
Hosts,
1-15
12-21
1214c
1-
4
12-15
5414 c
1-
1
12-
8
6834c
1-
1
12-
8
(quar.)LL__^___11
27V2c
-1*
2
12-12
(quar.)—*—
•++ CO o o
1-15
12-15
15c
—_—
1-10
(Del.)
common—i—
25C
..
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—.
4.36%
1- 8
Co.
Interstate Power Co.
5Va%
12-21
10c
30c
(reduced)——
(quar.)„
preferred
Quarterly
,
Corp.—
(s-a)
Silver
1-15
Ltd.—
(Canada)
Paints
International Shoe
Interstate
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
preferred
Chemical
1-15
Inc.
Fragrances,
York City) (quar.)———_—
International Harvester, common (quar.)—
'(New
International Milling,
f20c
t37V2c
——
——
(quar.)—
6% partic. preferred
International Flavors &
9
'"
preference
(quar.)—______
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
50c
2
collection.
1-
1
1-
$1.25
■
income)_____—
vestment
1-15
.
Ltd.—
Growth
Institutional
—
of
8
1-12
1-
$1
$1.0614
,
Gas
Shares,
<339
process
12-
$1.05
——
(quar.)^——_—
Ltd., 5% pfd.
preferred
+
in
1-24
47 y2 c
(quar.—.
4%
Inland
234
items
1-2
-V
6%
preferred (quar.)——
Ingersoil Macnine & Tool, Lea.—
—
and
1-12
12-. 8
10%
common———_
Industrial Mortgage & Trusts (Sarnia)
218
Government
1
2
$1.03'
—
preferred (quar.)———______—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water— V
'
5%
preferred (quar.)__^.____
414%
preferred (quar.)
—
individual loan Items are shown gross.
1-
1-12
X
4%
353
deposits except those of U. S.
2-
1
to approval of stockholders. and
Comptroller of Currency) - v ■■■} ,
the
+
deduc¬
1
12-22
(Subject
1,887
after
37 Vie
$1.03 Vb
:
—_
—
Indianapolis Power & Light,
International
and
2-
Electric—
dividend
1
1-
1
1-15
31 y4c
preferred
preferred
International
commercial banks
2-
;
11c
"
(qua)'.>_
4.12%
(quar.)———
Indiana National Bank (Indianapolis)—
4'/a%
12-
1-: 1
6c
•'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6c?
.
—
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
Indiana
240
_
When
Share
<•
(monthly).
Properties, class A
A
(monthly)
Income
N.A.
12,870
—
-
.
.
iV
.
.
Incorporated Income Fund—.—;
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
+
2
.
Per
;
282
—
Year-ago comparison excludes change in deposits due to mutual savings
banks.
•
"
—
,
§ Includes certified and officers' checks not shown separately.
II Includes
shown
time
deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
separately.
N. A.—Not
Interstate Securities—
514%
junior preference
Investment
Investors
available.
Class
*
and
«
International Telephone &
t Exclusive
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Dec. 20: Increases of $1,756 million in loans ad¬
justed, $480 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $514
of
'
42
+
r •:
.
the
are
'
dating process.
+
105
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
parentheses
in
287
_;
!_____:
Banks.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
The
:——__
—
purchased ,; for
foreign , correspondents.-————___——_
*Figures
37
:
.
; +■
18
108
Contingent liability on acceptances
Common
From F. R.
From
combined^
5,500
banks
Borrowings:
issue.
817'
of gold certificate reserves '
deposit & F. R* note liabili%
ties
Quarterly
—
41,252
Commercial
+
503
savings deposits—totalll—:
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
and
+
,•
.
——
and
Ocher
260
+2,863
+
439
+
12,752
savings
Savings
—Jan
Ltd.
^._
Government;-!
States
Aug. 1,
adjustedt—
Commercial—
2554
i
preferred
Rayon
conv.
Ventures
cumul.
S.
Time
Corp.—
Skenandoa
5%
B_
Ratio
Institutional
deposits—total§ ____—
partnerships, & corporations
Mutual
series
—•__
deposits
Ltd
shares
+
-
80
.
4,620
Demand
2768
2334
Co.,
preferred
21
—.
3,178
—___
banks——_!
assets/liabilities
Domestic
15
15
Electric
+
+'626
-28*
1,706
R. Eanks
domestic
assets—net
Total
37
157
651
—
10
+
12,051
+
States and political subdivisions—
31
of
cumulative
—
Individuals,
—Jan
5%
?
Demand
—Jan
Hawaiian
with
+
•
6,173
years
with F.
486
+
;
2,339
1,386
——
—
+
LIABILITIES—
Corp.—
America, Inc.—
'
cumulative participating preferred stock
year
—; ;,
*
—Apr
1,
;
cumul.
Page
'
•
+
445
and capital accounts .(^.,627)
Total liabs.
Stock
34,370
U—
Currency and coin
Other
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
banks..
years
.+
8
16,750
certificates
1
' 454
667
'
2
+
13,407 J?
securities^—total—
securities..
Balances
j
396
226
; .+
.
632
—__
—
bills
5
Reserves
series due 1979
' '• ''
,+."
3,594:
—
commercial
domestic
to
134
■'
_———_
loans^^
Government
After
4%%
104
—J—'
Within
Jan.
+
'
1,335
loans—-
365
+
4
,
carrying:
or
of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Co.—
Transmission
Gas
due
491
+
+
"
securities——'____
foreign banks
Treasury
Rhine-Ruhr
Southern
32,723
pur-
finance, personal finance, etc.—
Treasury
cumulative preferred stock
Water Service Union—
2,276
2,389
purchasing
Government
to
Other
U.
adjustment debs, due Jan. 1,
for
estate
Real
Jan
.____
414%
+
+
Other
extended
1953
S.
Loans
>•'».;
'
? ;+ l,756*
73,684
—1,234
for
securities
loans
Sales
\
Nippon Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
1st mtge. 614% gold bonds due Jan.
to Jan. 1, 1963
North German Lloyd—
•
Other securities
2552
,__Feb
1985__~*_:
+
8,025
8,331
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Montreal Metropolitan Corp".—
debentures due Feb.
S.
U.
15
'
5%%
U.
Other
+
'
?/ *;;■
Government securities--—; 732
+
Other
•
1970_____Jan
1,
;?•
,
—
Dec. 21, +
1960
+2,327.
+2,237*
•
.—
loans-—
dealers
and
carrying:
or
34
/ +2,118
814
(In millions of dollars)
,
_______—__
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
•
,
.
Harpen
4 14 %
'.—
___.
and
,
Agricultural loans
1973-
.
121,491
investments adjustedt———— 120,105
Investments
and
Total
Coip.—
Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
debt adjustment bonds due Jan.
514%
1
Loans
$1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Electric
.
v
ASSETS—
.
966
233
Decrease (—) Since?
Dec. 20,; ' Dec. 13, r
1961
1961 .
,
,
1944
\"r:Y:
.
'
.
~2
Increase ( + ) or
.•
./-/f ;v.:;^ .\
,
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
&
!
+
+
?'+'
153
(1,627) '51,440
154
—
97t»
;
28
—
so
,v
•
\
.
;
'
District, and $88 million in the Kansas City ■ District, -j?
btit they)decreased $157 million in New York City. Sav¬
ings deposits increased , $46 million, but "other" ...time
deposits; of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
decreased $84 million, of which $67 million was in New
,
Columbus
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
to
York
bonds
deb.
Corp.—
;■
5% cumulative preferred series A stock
Dec 31
5 >4%
cumulative preferred series B siock__________Dec 31
+
152
—
12
—
Surplus^-.J—3—:_—?
Other capital accounts—_'—i——
deposits adjusted increased $143 million in ;
the Cleveland District, $98 million in the Philadelphia
Iron
'
—
Capital paid in__—
Demand
Inc.—
Co.,
adjustment
Fuel
.'
1'," 1972-
debentures due Jan.
Power
4%%
1966,____
Security Co. of Bedford, Ipp.-^^J4{)iioa<u
s.
/O
•
liabilities
+ 1,300
379
+
deposits—
18,652
availability cash.items— (1,240)
3,677
accrued dividends": "
' "*' "79'
Total
$486 million; in the similar week a year ago
given in the Chronicle.
were
the increase
$472 million. "Other" loans increased $75 million. ,
885
+
+
'
17 884
reserves—_—__
Treas.—general
S.
Deferred
carrying "other" securities increased $226 million. Loans
to sales and personal financing institutions
increased
was
2
28
+2,204
796V
Other liabs.' and
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government securities
increased $396 million and their loans for purchasing or
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
866
;+
""22
+
.
bank
Member
$491 million, largely reflecting loans to meet quarterly
tax needs; in the comparable week a year ago they in¬
creased $349 million.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
preferred
including
+ •'.
;
■
Deposits:
U.
Fund Notices
■
+
(1,627) 52,810
—_—
—
LIABILITIES—
1.398256
Redemption Calls and Sinking
2,274
+
335
,
30
+1,815
83
+
1,845
+
—
.0166506
Total
in which the details
+1,303
247
29,642
5,926
110
230
(1,240)
of collection
i.__———
Other assets-—V;
.140350
.231725
a
+7,503
,164
29,040
Total loans and securities——-
.
Bank
.0350250
Day
.193233
be found
—7,361
—?
28,793
247
,
securities—
Govt,
S.
Cash Items in process
.0800560
.0166506
Christmas
.0350250
franc
"
267
will
400
+
••
—_
—
——
Foreign—-——
Below
14
,
•
.140375
Closed
r
.0166506
—
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
,•=/
—
—
.00276233
.327500
.0800560
.140350
escudo
peseta
Sweden, krona
1
—
outright
repurchase agreem't
under
Total
.00161100
.327370
2.779207
krone
Norway,
Held
•'
.00161100
.277700
guilder
Spain,
3
3
Total bought
.
.
.0800560
pound
474
,+
—
————
.250075
.250062
>
.00276233
Zealand,
4-
32
—
249
47
;
'
.327466
.00161100
dollar
malayan
Netherlands,
New
—
:+
2.808550
yen
Malaysia,
}.,
.250100
deutsche mark.
Ireland,
934
.204050
.204050
franc.
new
8
—
3,264
Certificates.
——
1,699
Notes
19,984
Bonds3,846
.00310846
.210462
.00310846
rupee
Japan,
.210450
.00310846
118
+
287
552
' (*387)
-
Bills
.210500
—1,052
1,159
——
Bought outright—
-.
.204061
.210450
.00310846
.204052
—
India,
^-v.958750
.959156
Ceylon, 'rupee
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
2.237888
2.238565
2.237290
Closed
2.236653
schilling
Austria,
I960
1961
16,615
•
Acceptances:
Bought outright——i—"_—.
Held under repurchase agreem't
U. S. Government securities:
*
.0120914
.0120970
———
—
—
Discounts and advances
$
$
$
.0121067
.0121092'
.
Dec. 28
"
$
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Dec. 28,
—
Thursday
Dec. 27
Dec. 26
Dec. 25
or
(—) Since
20,.
15,456
——
gold certificate reserves—
Total
Cash
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Dec.
1961
ASSETS—
Gold
Redemption fund for F. R. notes.
Country
)
Increase ( +
Decrease
Dec. 27,
INCLUSIVE
1961,
1961 TO DECEMBER 28,
,(In millions of dollars)
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
RATES
EXCHANGE
Banks
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the
FOREIGN
Condition
Consolidated Statement of
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Dec.
'*• San
13
Francisco District figures are as of Dec.
13, 1961.
Funding
Corp.
Ltd.
of New York—
A
Class
figures revised.
Foundation,
B
6%
preferred
1-
1
2c
(quar.)
——
1-10
1-
1
714c
1-10
1-
1
Number 6121
Volume 195
When
Per
Light & Power Go.—
(lncreased-quar.)
Electric
Iowa
Common
.
Liberty Fabrics
1-24
Liberty
1-
1
12-15
2
12-15
5%%
1-
1
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-14
2-
2
1-12
1-
1
12-15
25c
1-
1
12-15
Lincoln
1-
1
12-15
Extra
1-
2
12-
1
3-
1
2-
6
40c
5%
(N. Y.) (stock dividend)
30c
Loan, common (quar.)
L
preferred
(quar.)
—
$ .359375
$1.75
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.) —
Lincoln National Life Insur.
(Fort Wayne)
t
Link-Belt
1
1-10
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-12
Middle
(quar.)
Co.
60c
3-
1
2-
1
Middleburgh
2%
1-12
12-
8
:
dividend)
(stock
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-30
12-22
25c
1-
1
12-18
Loblaw
$37'Ac
1-
2
12-
8
Class
$$1.75
1-
2
12-
8
Preferred
$1.50
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.75
Jefferson Construction Co. (initial)——_—
20c
Jenkins Bros,, common
(quar.)———_
37'Ac
Common
(year-end)—
—50c
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Loft
1-
4
1-
4
12-31
Coal,
Creek
(J.
&
B.)
(quar.)
preferred
$6
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.," common——
Service,
Public
Jamaica
7%. preferred (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N.
—-—-——
(quar.)
Y.), com.
1st preferred (quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% preferred
5%
Jenkins
Ltd.
Bros.,
Extra
(year-end)
shares
Pounders
———
,——-——
12-13
(Andrew) Co
!
Central Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)+_—1~
Jergens
Jersey
1
4%
Jewel Tea
—
Jonathan
Jones
5
12-22
5
12-22
1-31
preferred
Mfg.
1
1-10
.2-14
2-
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
1-18
1
4,35%
preferred
i
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
1-15
12-29
1-15
*
4%
5.16%
preferred
4.96%
12-26
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
8
1-23
1-
2
1-23
1-
2
1-29
1-12
4.44%
Louisville
Gas
5%
preferred
1
2-
1
2-
9
4.28%
preferred
$5 preferred
Kansas
4 Vi
1
____,—__
—,—.
—
Co.
R.)f
$1.25|
37c
$1,06'A
$1.12Vi
.,> $1.25
8c
8c
8c
7c
10c
87 Vic
15c
(quar.)
18c
—
__
(auar.)_
Co.
Common
5%:
Stone, common
(quar.)
preferred
Industries
."B-3"
_
series
-Fund
"S-4"
(from
'incomei'.
King-Seeley
Kingsport
Thermos
Press
(J,
B.)
of
bution
Growth
40
Kratter
Corp.,
Class
B
Class
A
Class
(quar.
class A
preferred
preferred
7%
Kuhlman
Labatt
(John)
Laclede
Gas
.
,
i
12-31
1-15
1
12-
com.
Lanvin Parfums,
2
1-26
Rubber
&
Tire
11-28
5%
5%
1-26
plus
12-29
&
Northrop,
common
Lehigh Valley
Industries,
-
from
1-
2
12-
1
2-
1
1-
5
1
5
7%
2
12-
6
Market
1-
2
12-
6
.
$1
12-15
2-1-62
1-15
2-
1
1-
2
12-15
$1
1-
1
12-
1-
2
12-15
'' 1- 2
8
12-15
' :
V '
v
.
5%
1-15
12-12
$35c
1- 2
12-15
4- 2
3-15
1-31
1-16
59%c
1-15
1-
35c
1-15
1-15
' $10c
;—
(quar.)__
,
45c
L—
35c
;__
12-30
12-30
1-15
7Vic
.__
2
12-27
1-
8c
(quar,)
12-
1
9
1-18
1-31
net
cash
Lerner
"
(s-a)
Rockwell
Common
Products,
Levine's
Stock
Lewis
Inc.
class A
(quar.)
(Fred
T.)
&
,7-10
1- 2
12-13
Machine
McKay
McQuay,
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)!
(quar.)__
:
!
1
(annual)
.j-_
Mfg.
1-31
3
1-17
1
12-15
Morse
1-20-62
12-20
1-15
12-22
1-15
12-22
New
Mother's
1-15
12-22
1-15
Acceptance,
12-11
1-
5
Co.,
Motor
Machine
Lines
1-10
$1.43%
$1.37Vi
1- 2
12-
8
3.90%
1-
12-
8
4.35%
4.45%
1-10
12-19
1-10
12-19
3.85%
Meyer
1-
1-15
1-31
12-29
Co.
1-31
Inc.
—
2
12-28
1-
2
12-
1-
2
1-15
50c
preferred
preferred
J.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Mfg._
([quar.)—
6%
Muter
(quar.)__
.
—
11-30
1-
1
11-30
1-
1
11-30
$30c
12-
4
Mutual
1-
2
1-
2
1
12-21
1-
2
1-22
12-15
1-
1-
2
4
12-15
1-2
25c
$1.75
$25c
35c
1-15
12-18
1- 2
12-18
1-
12-15
2
12-15
1-15
12-29
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-8
1-15
$1
>
12-15
0 J.
a:
l1-''%
62 VaC
.10
,
1-
2
12- 8
12-13
20c
preferred
12-28
1-
2
12-21
1-18
12-28
5c
(N.Y.)
Corp.
1-25
$$1
(extra)
3%
6
1-11
7c
Co.
2-
1-10
12-18
10c
Co.
12-15
1-15
12-29
6c
2-28
lc
(quar.)
12-15
1-15
25c
-
1-15
2%
(s-a)
2-28
2-
9
2-
9
3%
Telephone
Inc.
&
$10c
from
12-20
9c
2-26
2-
5
1-
5
12-15
25c
1
1-
1
12-21
8-
15c
dividend)
Fund
realized
1-15
1-15
35c
(quar.)
Investment
1-31
12-31
Telegraph—
(initial)
Co.
1-15
22'Ac
States
5%
—__
(Optional—cash
'
1
7-12
1-20
12-30
1-15
12-29
or
30c
security profits),
Inc.—
Shares,
and 55c from
from ordinary income
capital gains)
—
12-15
1-
$25c
(20c
12-15
1-
1-26
20c
59%c
(quar.)____
Brass
Mutual
75c
1-
2
12-12
12-20
2Va%
$$1.25
2
Mutual
6%
1-15
12-20
Nashville
1-15
12-20
Nat
&
Nast,
2
12-20
Decatur
Nation-Wide
2
12-20
National
1-
2
12-15
25c
1-
2
12-20
12c
1-
3
12-29
30c
1-
2
12-15
$1.50
1-
1
12-15
1-20
12-29
Check
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
each
of
$$1.50
$50c
12-30
1-2
•
1
shares held,
12-15
1-2
10c
N.
12-20
75c
1- 2
12-20
20c
1-
2
$50c
1-
1
12-
2-
1
1-
15c
12-15
2
25C
1-
1
50c
1-
2
12-
8
5
1
12-18
1-
4
1-
4
12-15
2-
1
1
12-26
3-15
2-23
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-25
1-10
1-15
1-
2
40c
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
62 VaC
1- 2
5%
Fuel
Gas
35 c
(Hartford)
Linen
1-15
95c
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
4
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
4
32 Vac
2-
1
1-15
1
1-16
1-
3
12-15
12-29
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
&
&
2
11-14
1-
2
11-14
2-
1
1-
4
12-15
10c
1-
4
12-15
$1.12%
1-
4
12-15
$1.25
1-
4
12-15
1-
2
12-16
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
25c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-21
1-
8
12-
1-
9
Investment Corp.—
(s-a)
Newark
common
1-15
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
B
Mortgage
Essex
Banking Co.
(NJ)
(initial)
Periodical Publications, Inc.
Propane Corp., com.
A 2nd preferred
5%
series
5%
series B 2nd
$1.04
preferred
8
1-11
12-22
15c
1-
12-15
5%
2-
—
Presto^, industries
National
*
20%
<N, Y,
10c
Quarterly
National
4
$1.11'A
2-
50c
(quar.)_—
—
preferred
National
4
,
12-20
2%
VJ
common
(Little Rock, Ark.)
Class AA & class BB (stk. div.) (Payable
in class BB common stock)
4
96'Ac
1
2
National Old Lifae Insurance
12- 4
12-22
1-
1-
50c
Co.,
<
i
12-20
30c
Service, common
preferred
New
1
$15c
—
—
Common
1-
$37 VaC
(quar.)_
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
National
1-15
40c
___
(Rutherford, NJ)
Ltd., common—
Gypsum
National
12-15
(Albany,
National Lead Company—
6%
1-15
15c
Insurance
preferred
National
12-12
Welding Machine Co.—
National Grocers,
12-26
2-
12-21
30c
(quar.)
12-15
5c
2
,
Fire
National
2
1-
1-15
37 VaC
(quar.)
—
1-15
1-
3-
3-15
70c
C.
Quarterly
$1.50
9
1962)
Co., common
Register
Electric
National
4-
for
Extra
12-15
2-
9.
(quar.)
National
8
4-16
12-23
subject to approval
Jan.
Washington, D.
Community Bank
National
8
1-10
Cash
Y.)
5
1-
$150
Quarterly
12-19
12'/a c
of
Commercial Bank & Trust
National
1-
1-15
1-15
10c
Biscuit
1-10
1-
12-21
5
35c
Bank
'12-15
2
1-31
'
933Ac
share
additional
(One
stockholders
National
2
2-
Tulsa—
of
National
National
12-15
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
,—_
24
5
2c
Y.)
(N.
Auburn,
dividend
Stock
12-30
1-
3%
(quar.)
of
Bank
1-15
933Ac
(s-a)__
dividend)
Quarterly
National
12-11
2-
Co.
RR.
(stock
Bank
12-30
12-30
8c
i
Inc.
1-
25c
(quar.)_
Fabric
1-15
1-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
—
preferred
$22 Vac
9c
4c
System,
Extra
Narrow
97 Vac
—
1
$1.75
preferred'(quar.)
Company
(stock
1
$1.083A
:
12-15
1-
28c
,
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (stock dividend)
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
stock
$$1.85
50c
(increased)
12-15
1-15
30c
.__—
Quarterly
Movie Star,
12-29
1-
4c
$1.75
87'/aC
(quar.)
12-22
1-15
45c
(quar.)
Murphy Finance Co., common
17'/a C
,—
2
(initial)
Cookie
Mueller
15c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_.—1
1-
1
Inc.—
Diablo
Mount
2
45c
(quar.)
12-20
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
12-20
2
50c
Ltd.
Works
dividend
Mount
Mount
25c
Edison, 3.80% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)_.
(George
Stock
1-16
1
5c
3-9
1-22
15c
2-
25c
(extra)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
4-6
5%
A
2
1-
$1.50
common
Nut, Ltd.,
common
Stock
common
preferred
$3.50
Mesta
12-15
10c
(quar.)__
Merck
1-26
2
37'/a C
class
12-
1-
12-15
45c
—
common
Products
Foods,
4 Va %
12-29
1-19
1-
10%
,
12-15
2
dividend..
Morton
12-29
53V»c
•
—
1
1-
(quar.)
&
Electro
Stock
$3
—_—
(initial-quar.)
preferred
&
Screw
1-
31'Ac
—
12-15
1-
(quar.).
Morrison-Knudsen
Morrow
Co.—
Stores
common
preferred
12-15
$1.12'/a
—
Mercantile
7%
1
12 '/aC
(quar.)_^
Extra
1-15
15c
—
6-15
National
_____—___—
McQuay-Norris
Refrigerating
2
3-
1-
42'/aC
—
Fast
•
'
6-30
15c
_____
(quar,)—_______
12-19
1
$40c
_
25c
—
Trucking
Merchants
1
;12-20
3-31
,
—.—
—
12-15
2
1-
Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Morgan Engineering Co.—
•
v $2.50
prior preferred (quar.)
I
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Iric. (Fla.)'
-i 12-20
>-.3,
<t
1%
—
—
1-
12-19
Guaranty
$17'/ac
—
1-15
12-29
2
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corpf,
1-
dividend
Stock
McLean
Merchants
1-
,
5%
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
1
1-16
2
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Mofgan
25C
—
fquar.)——
12-29
.
Moqre
•.:> .1- -3.
$60c
$$1.25
——
Corp.
Co,
2-
$1.12V»^v
$1.17Vi
Co.,
&
Locomotive
Trust
4.75%
1
1-20
t25c
—
Aircraft
McDonnell
$1.50
\
2-1
2-
Ward
Drop Forging,
2-15
'
25c
—
12-15
2
(quar.)—_
Montreal
Moore
12VaC
Corp.
(quar.)_^—
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co.
2
1
—;—
A
Montreal
1-11
2-15
5c
.,;f25c
I25c
5%
Metropolitan
dividend)—
1-11
12-29
____
McCall
4%
(stock
1
1-15
—
(quar.)
1-29
-
22Vic
1
2-
2c
(quar.)
Participating __—___________—____—
May Department Stores, 3%% pfd. (quarO
Mayfair Markets, common (quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
—
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)—
i
McBrine (L.) Company, Ltd., preferred (s-a)
Merchants
.
2-
7'/aC
4 V2 %
New
10c
dividend
Business. Forms
Extra
_^.
(quar.)—
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd.
5 Vi %
preferred (quar.)—.".
;
Lev
1-10
$1.12Vi
$1.00
$1.06'A
Extra
Class
59 %c
preferred (quar.)
Massawippl Valley Ry, (s-a)
Maxwell, Ltd., $6 participating pfd.
1-
2-
1-
semi-annual——
Montgomery
6
real¬
(quar.)—
Corp.
12-15
1-
preferred
Increased
(Toronto)
(quar.)__
Company
2
1-
preferred
4.70%
securities
preferred' (quar.)—_—
35c
(quar,)
(quar.)
common
12-
10c
common
$1.46
_____—
12-12
2
—
1-10
1-25
1-25
stock)
13 cents
ordinary income. Capital gains
be received in either
preferred
1-25
75c
1———
$1.50 pfd. A
may
stock)
Stores,
4Vi%
Lestoil
or
15c
3114c
31V4c
.
1
1-
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
•
V*
1-
55c
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Marsh
(M.) & Son (quar.)—
Marshall-Wells, 6% -preferred (quar.)___—
1-19
50c
.
12-29
62 Vac
(quar.)
(Calif.)
1-15
1-
(quar.)_.
1-20
2%
4.50%
Extra
______^—
9
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.)
c
12-29
50c
Ltd.,
12-15
2-
(annual)
(annual)
Voting trust certificates
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
10c
(quar.)
2
Club, com.
12-29
i—______.i:—
(quar.)
Basket
Marlin
12-27
1-10
Park Jockey
•1-15
12 '/a
_—
Corp.
preferred B
Marley
1-2-62
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
Common
1-
$1.50
$1.75
distribution
<
Monmouth
12-29
pfd. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
2-
——
Corp. .(Optional—cash or
($1.33
from
capital, gains and
2
net investment in¬
dividend
Stock
14c,
(quar.)
Lehman
1-
1-15
■
1-15
—
Corp.
12-29
1-
60c
$1.50
—_.—-
Midland
12-22
2-1
v
$1.07Va
97Vac
27%c
$1.22%
$2
10c
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Montana Power Co. (quar.)
—
Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
Leaf Mills Co. ,Ltd. (quar.)—
12-29
1-15
(quar.)
A
Light, 4.30%
&
12-29
______
Co.
12-29
1-19
$1.14
$1.09
12%c
30c
(quar.)—
12-29
profits)_________
7% preferred (accum.)___
Hanover Trust Co. (quar.)
Marine
..
;__
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-12
1-25
Motorola,
Leaf
Maple
1-
14c
class
RR.,
Co.
1-15
—
Semi-annual
1-31
2oc
(quar.) —
1-15
—
from
1
$1.15
$1.10
40c
—
distribution
2c
a
12-18
10%
1-15
Gas,
Manufacturers
Maple
41c
2%
—
(quar.)_
preferred series A
preferred series B
20c
securities
ized
Manchester
Extra
Leeds
12-18
Mountain
(2c from
Marine
$11'Ac
26'Ac
(reduced)
12-18
2
30c
(quar.)____
realized
(from
shares
come
12-15
1-2
20p
13%c
:____
2
Funds—
Paper shares
12-29
(quar.)——
Inc
Company
12-18
1-
lc
8
1-
1-20
(quar.)___
A
2
1-
,
12-15
1-
20c
12-29
1-15
$25c
12-31
1-
1-15
$35c
Bakeries,
1-19
——
preferred (quar.)
Mallory-(P. R.) & Co.—•
S'-fr
preference A (nuar.)__
Malone & Hyde
(initial)——
12-11
1
class A
Pacific
Power
25c
4V4%
\
r
1-15
5
—
preferred
Lee
12-31
1-
1
Langendorf United
$1.80
preferred
&
1-15
—15c
distri¬
________
convertible
Leath
12-31
Pool
12-18
2
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Mobile Gas Service, common
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Mobile & Birmingham RR., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., com. (resumed)
4%%
preference
(quar.)__
—____
Monarch Life Assurance
(Winnipeg)
(s-a)_
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
Sessions—
Lamson &
Missouri
.
(quar.)___.
Equipment__—
Major
2
1-
75C
5% pfd. (quar.)
dividend)
Valley Barge Line
Valley Gas Co._
12-29
2%
6% i preferred
8
1-
5%
$3.90
——-
8
12-
5%
(quar.)__.
preferred
Missouri
.
Manufacturers Life Insurance
(quar,)
—
Lamontagne Limit,
75%
5
12-20
Investment .(quar.)—__
&
1-
12-15
,
Loan
4.56%
1-15
•;
12-
3
(quar.)
(initial)—
common
1-11
12-29
_L_____^
(quar.)—_—
12-
8
—
dividend
Quarterly
.
2%
,
(quar.)_—1
Ltd.
1
.1-15
___—
dividend
Stock
6
1-1
1-15
30c
15c
—
Lambton
4-
5
1-10
"
:
,
65 %C
common
12-
12-5
(quar.)
preferred
Mississippi
Mississippi
(quar.)—
Service,
1
1
ueduced-quar.)
Paper
(stock
preferred
4.36%
/
priority
12-30
1-
^
.
10c
4.75%
preferred (quar.)_^_
^
Majestic-Penn State Inc. (stock dividend)
Major Finance Corp., common (quar.)
1-9
25c
,
——
(s-a)
2-
A—
—
12-22
1-
.
A
1-11
,
priority
Public
Maine
12-30
4c
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Lamar Life Insurance
(Jackson, Miss.)—
Stock
12-15
14c
(B.) & Co.
Co.,
12-15
1- 1
1- 2'
'>••. 45c
L—.
Electric, common
1-11
1
—_____
Conv.
6
1-
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
1-11
1
2-, 1
2-
$1.50
shares
(quar.)
shares..^(quar.)
priority shares (quar.).
5% preferred
(quar.)
9
1- 2
$1
(monthly)14c
(quar.)
(auar.)
5Vi % -preferred
Kuppenheimer
Conv.
3-
,
.
(monthly)
2-
Glass
31'Ac
—__—
(Joseph)
Co.
Ltd. (annual)____
Maritime
(monthly).
(monthly)
B
12-15
1- 1
ap-
Kroger Company—
6%
Convertible
1-
__
preferred
4%
,
1- 2
12-15
1-
Mississippi Power Co.—
$4.60
Mailman Corp.,
Inc.
Company
Mississippi
12-15
(quar.
dividend
Managed
capital gains and 1 cent from net income)
Hotels
(stock dividend)
Koppers
12-11
—_____—__—_
Metals
Magnetic
long-term
Knott
1
1-10
41c
Inc.
Magnin
_!__
(special
net
1-
55c
$1.04
class
Inc.,
preferred
Electric
dividend).
(stockholders
from
Power & Light,
$1.25
(R. H.) & Co., common (increased)__
4% preferred B (quar.)—______
4 V4%
preferred A (quar.)__^—
Mading Drug Stores
9
25c
(stock
Fund
cents
2-
12Vic
prove- 2-for-l stock split)
1
.*_.
Knape & Vogt Mfg.
(initial).—
Knickerbocker
8
Trucks
5V4%
1-10
-■
_____
Rubber
&
Minnesota
Macy
12-11
3-26
46c
(quar.)__
Company
(quai-.)
Kleer-Vu Industries, Inc.
12-
Mack
investment
net
(quar.)—
Co, (quar.)______—_7
Kirsch
8
1-15
___________——
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
8
12-
12-15
,
50c.
■___
—
.
Keystone
Kleinert
J
1—
Low-Priced
Bond
Fund
series
(from net investment income)
Lower-Priced Common Stock
Keystone
Minnesota
12-20
—
dividend
Stock
8
12-
$125 1-12-62
20c
1- 2
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Custodian Funds (quar.)
i
12-
25c 1-12-62
25c 4-13-62
(quar.)
Keystone
Extra
12-15
12-13
>
3IV4C ..'
7W
(quar.)——..
Ontario
12-20
1
$1.24
(quar.)_
12-15
20c
25c
Corp.
1-
quar.)_
Inc.
12-18
56V*c
15c
2Vac
56Vic
$.001
1- 2
1- 2
$1,12 Vi
7
35c
(s-a)
Oil
Kerr-McGee
•
Factors
62 '/a C
.
MacAndrews, & Forbes, common (quarj_—
6%
preferred
(quar.)——_____
MacDonald (E. F.) Co._—___—
12-1
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1-2
1- 2
2-1
3- 1
40c
Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)
_
Kendall Refining (quar.)
Kennedy's, Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)________
Kentucky
■
12-11
$1.11
(quar.)________
Gas
Videotronics
Stock
;_
preferred
60c
12-11
12-11
—__i.i
(quar.)"
pref.
MPO
(Delaware)—
(initial)
Kelsey-Hayes
___!
[
84c
preferred
(monthly).
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
3 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
1
1
12-
__
Corp. (monthly).
Monthly ;i_
Monthly
Kaymaro Consolidated Corp.
(James
$6
Luminator-Harrison.
Lynchburg
12-
(quar.)
common
Kavanau
Kellwood
9
1-2
1- 2
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.V^——
Kearney
2-
:
%
5%
1
1- 2
Gas
Light Co.,
preferred
1
1-
1-1
20c
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
&
Power
4V4%
9
___—$1.08
$1.07
.
(quar.)
Natural
2-
3-
50c
\
(quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
1
12-20
2
2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
1-16
1-
$1.083A
$1.28'/a
$1.06 V4
2-9
3-
"
7
r
preferred
2%
12-11
12-29
preferred (quar.)
4.32%. preferred
3-1
1
11-
•
12-15
12-15
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
split
1-
5VaC
Neb.)—
2
2
1-
on
the common
Kentucky Public Service
Commission's
approval
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar,)
Ludlow Typograph Co. (Del.), common
9
3-
._
(Lincoln,
Insurance
1-
1-
$1.25
the
to
12-29
12-30
15c
30c
12-15
stock
Two-for-one
1-22
—
(quar.)
;
Miller-Wohl, common (reduced)
4 Va %
convertible preferred (quar.)_;
Millers
Falls (stock
dividend)—
Minerals Engineering (stock dividend)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
2
Electric—
&
(increased
Common
1-15
'
Kansas Gas & Electric
4Vi%
Mill
1-
(quar.)
11-22
,,
—
Life
Miawest Rubber Repawning,
$1.29
12-29
1
12-15
12-22
$1.37 Va
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Abrasive Co. (quar.)
Mines
Quarterly
1-5
50c
(quar.)
1-15
1-
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12 Mi
—
Southern Ry.
preferred
(quar.)
Midwest
10c
2
Corp.—
1st
4Va %
Telephone, 5%: preferred (quar.).—
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light—
.
,
;
3-
Kansas rCity
1-
V
Lorain
,
__
Mid-West
5Va%
Jonathan .Lo¬
.
95c
4% preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
2-15
„
preferred E (quar.)_____—
preferred
(quar.)_______
5.125%
subject
4.20%
1
Los
$1.25
7Vic
2Vic
50c
.
3-
7 IOC
(see
xite.
Brewing
4.16%
(quar.)_>
Midnite
2
2
1-
1-11
"
v
Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (stock dividend)
Lorain Goal ♦& Dock, 5%- preferred
(quar.)
,
$15c
$133Ac
40c
17'Ac
(quar.)—•
Co.
Star
4.35%
•
2-28
2-
93%c
._—
1-15
1-15
1-
$3.50
7VaC
2%
_
".'.--v..
.
1-15
1
Long
$1
—--
1
2-
11'AC
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4V4% preferred D (quar.)___!
—
2-15
.•
1-15
2-
25c
Lone
-
Josten's, Inc., class A (quar.)_—.'_
Class B (quar.)___^__—
Joy
12-31
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
&
5%
gan,
15c
(quar.)_.—-C.__—_—
Inc.
Logan,
Logan
1-
(
1
—.—
12-15
12-11
1-
_
,
Jockey Club, Ltd.;—
6%
preferred (quar.)
.—
5'A%
preferred (quar.)—
Johnson Carpet Furniture (extra)
2
5
1-15
(quar.)__—' 40 c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3% %
1-
(s-a)
(Jonatnan),
Inc.)
Midland-Ross
$40c
—
Candy
1-
J500
^
—__
B
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred
Guardian
6'Ac
A—
(quar.)__
Non-callable preferred——_____—
$$1
(quar.)_____——^
r—•-——•—i—■'
class
Corp.,
12-15
dividend
Stock
6V»C
(quar.)
Groceterias Co., Ltd.
Finance
Local
12-22
2
(Mass.)—
7%
Water,
Midland
2-16
2-16
12-31
50c
3-10-62
50c
3
1-
semi-annual
Initial
$1.10 3-10-62
i
Special stock (quar.)
Orig.
stock
.
1-
26Vac
(quar.)
Co.
Trust
1-16
1-16
12-15
2- 1
12c
Utilities
South
Middlesex
$4.30
Holders
2- 1
2- 1
1- 2
2-15
$1
30c
[
Quarterly
RR.—
2
Island
,
2-
(N. Y.)
$1.10
$1.22V2
4.90%
60c
Miami
Little
1-
5c
$1.50
Gas & Electric
preferred (quar)
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Lite Insurance (Detroit)
ts-aj—
Michigan Sugar, 6%
pfd. (accum.)
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp. (Ohio)—
4.40%
55c
.——.—1—
Rochester~Trust~Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Michigan
-—:
IllCf6£lS6(i
Lipe-Rollway
Inc.-
D.),
Name of
12-29
12-15
1-
49
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
1- 2
47'Ac
60c
533Ac
40c
82Vic
$1.08%
$1.20
1-15
(Richard
Ivey
.
Share
Name of Company
.
preferred (quar.)_
4.30% preferred (quar.)
—
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)
3.30% preferred (quar.)
4.35% -preferred (quar.)
4.80% • preferred (quar.)-.:
:—
r—
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_—
Stock dividend
of 2%
subject to stock¬
holders approval on Jan. 31
4.80%
Irwin
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
(49)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
.
—~—.—-
(stock divid.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___
(quar.)
2
,
1
1-2
31V.C
1-
2
12-15
31 V»c
1-
2
12-15
26c
1-
2
12-15
50
(50)
The Comviercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
_
National
National
National
Shawmut
&
25c
•
2
11-
National
National
Tank
National
Trust,
Natural
Gas
Ltd.
of
Co.
Pipeline
preferred
(quar.):—
preferred
America—
1—
1-2
12-27
1-12
12-29
2
12-15
1-
1
1-
1
1-
$1.06%
5%
2-
$15c
:
5 '/2 %
Co.,
27'/2c
2-
1
1-10
1-15
(quar.)
—
—
Brunswick
New
$15c
England Electric System
England Gas & Electric Assoc.—
New
Telephone
Ltd. (quar.)
(increased)__
Co.,
28c
33c
England
National
Merchants
Boston
(quar.)
New England Power
5.52%
New
Bank
12-20
:
$1.18%
1-15
12-20
Puritan
(quar.),
45c
1-10
12-26
Purity
Putnam Trust Co. (Greenwich) (quar.)_^__>
Pyle-National
Co;,
common
(quar.)——_
8%
preferred (quar.),
—._
$1.25
1-10
$1.25
1-10
1-10
12-26
$1.54
1-10
1-10
—
preferred
preferred
12-29
(quar.)
$1.35
New
Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas (quar.)
New
1-
2
12-15 /%
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
60c
1-
2
12-
25c
.
1-15
4%
preferred
4.05%
4.75%
New
York
New
York,
New
York
Harlem
&
(s-a)
York
New
3.75%
New
RR.,
RR.
Wire
B
common
$2.50
preferred
class
and
Adams
12-
2
10c
American
stock
holder
approval
8
common
Traffic
Sand
preferred
4.40%
preferred
3.35%
preferred
2
12-
2-
1
12-20
Penobscot
1-
1
11-22
2-
1
1-11
5-
\
1
4-12
8-
15C
r
1
7-12
11-
1
Chemical
Fibre
dividend
2-
9
$4
2
_
$4.50
1-
2
12-20/
,1-
2
12-12
Peoria
&
Bureau
Pepsi-Cola
1-2Q-
.
—
12-29
.
•("?
'
,
.1
V
.%•!
'Ol/t"
2-19
Pet
Milk
Bank
4y2%' preferred
Pettibone
12-20
Penn
12-14
Co.. (quar.)
Gas
2
15c
1-
1
12-11
Northern Central Ry,
(s-a)
5%
preferred
5.50%
_
Public
4(4%
preferred
preferred
2-
1
1
12-22
2-
1
12-22
Insurance
(N.
Natural
5(4%
preferred
$1.05
(quar.)_
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
;
$1.45
$1.40
Ry.
States
Power
preferred
$4.08
preferred
$4.10
1-10
1-
—„—^
1-25
12-31
Pierce
12-29
Pillsbury Co;,
Pioneer
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
$1.02%
1-15
12-29
$1.04
—
1-15
12-29
—
preferred
B
(quar.)
preferred
C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ocean
(stock
Cement
Ogilvie Flour
Ohio
Edison
&
Power
Supplies
Mills, Ltd.,
3%
3
(quar.)
-Ill(s-al
Olin
Olin
&
Gas,
common
Steel
Products,
r
common
Overbrook
Oxford Electric
Oxford
Paper
Corp.
Corp.
partic.
(stock
12-29
Pratt.
1-
2
12-20
3-
9
Precisionware,
2-
1-19
1-
9
5
11-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
25c
3
2-15
1-
4
2-15
1-
•
2
12-28
:
4
1-15
12-15
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-15
1-
1
1-
2
12-19
1-20
1-
5
25c
1-25
1-
5
„
1-
1
12-
8
2V*c
1-
1
12-
8
1-
2
12-20
6%
1-26
12-29
1-15
12-29
3iy4c
3-30
Read
Premier
1
5
Rhode
3-30
3-12
(Del.) —
1-15
12-11
Procter
&
4%%
Provident
1-
5
1-
2
12-
8
2
12-
8
Rochester
2%
1-22
12-15
Rochester
12-15
1-
$2.50
1-10
Corp.,
of
4.90%
a
%.
4V*4%
preference
Co.
stock
Bros
(A.
1-15
12-15
Rollins
1-15 y
12-15
Roper
12-13
Rorer
;
,16c
1
1-11
1-
1
12-20
2-
1
1-12
1
/
1-15
1-12
1-
2
'
s-a),—
to
approval
preferred
V- '
•
20c
"1-31
Cola» fequatJ—
Royal
McBee
Corp.,
4!/2%
preferred B
5Vi%
preferred C
pfd.
A
1-
2
11-24
Safeway
Stores—
,
12-13
4%
80c
1-20/
12-30
4.30%
3%
1-15
12-15
1-
2
Tradesmens
Bank
preferred
4 Vi %
preferred
"•
,■
•
(quar.)—
preferred
conv.
1
11-30
1
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.),,.
11-30
,
1-
1
12-15
St;
National Stockyards,,^.,,—r
Louis Steel Casting
(quar;),,,,,,,,;
$3
1-
1
12-15
St.
Paul
St.
Regis Paper Co.—
1-15
12-29
1-10
12-15
1-
5
2%
.
1-15
1-15
$75c
12-20
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
preferred
preferred
April
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
div.
on
Antonio
San
Diego
12-15
5.60%
12-15
5%
1-
1-15
1-31
1
12-15
1-
9
1-2-62
10-25
1-1
12-15
2-
1
1-
1
3-
$2
1
1-
1-.2
1-
2
4.50%
>• •
12-15
Santa
4.36%
Saxon
;
1-
2
12-15
1-26
1-
1
1-15
1-
1
12-18
■
1-10
Paper
28c
Products
Corp.
&
1-15
.
Quarterly
12-29
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-29-
1-10
12-23
(increased
s-a)
(increased)
com.
1-
12-20
.
30c
:
30c
Trust
(N.
20c
1-2
1-
2
1-
2
1-15
12-29
1-10:
2y2%
Y.)—
2
1-15
1-15
-
$1.31'A
dividendV——.
12-29
I'
1-10
1-12
2- $
,
12-29
-
1-15
$1.09
12-29
-
—■————'
30c
Industries,
common,l,___——
preference (s-a)
V-41--
50c
25c
2-10
25c
2-10.
-1-19
1-10
12-22
4c
1- 1-
12-18
8c
2-1
8c
2-1
1-18
4-
3-19
-
—
Schluderberg-Kurdle
(quar;)
1-
T_.—A/.—35c
(Walter J.)
class A
(monthly),,—.
Extra
.
—
Extra-
—
8c
,
2-
1
12-29
22c
(quar.)—
(stock
Bank
1-15
18%c
(Calif.)
Power,
2-
:
25c
-
(quar.),,,
National
*
22y2c
.
Extra
Co.
i
Schuster
4»A%
4%%
1962)
Scott
$1.16
12-15
12-20
2
;* 12-20
■-
1-19
4
,2-
3-
*
,
:
2-15
*
.'
v
Schenley
1-12
$1.22%
1-25
2
12-15
1
$1.06'/ir
.
12-1
1-
30c
(quar.),,-
Bank
Tubular
Scarsdale
1-2
t
.
3trl5
,,
,-v'
15c
,
preferred A < quar.)_preferred
B: (quar.)
12-22
12-15
2-
70c
2
1-10
;
,
1-1
15c
-
(quar.)—
Savannah Electric &
12-15
-
2
:_
Electric-:—
&
Electric
Monica
Sawhill
37'/ic
52y2c
1-
1-17
$1.25
(quar.):,:
preferred
Sangamo
2-15
$63c
______
4
3%
!,
;
(s-a)-——;
preferred
'
5'/4%
$30c
-
1-
;
:
■
(quar.)
com.,
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.),
Schneider
18,
12-21
11c
4y2%
12-15
.
1-15
.
1
\
Co.,
12-15
1
1-
36c
class A and Class B
&
2
2-
$1
$1.10
■
both
1-
$25c
Corp.,,,,,
Gas
Common
5
,
$1.25
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
W.)
preferred
2
,
Ltd.
Salant—
&
(Howard
1-
10c
Colorado, com. (quar.)
split subject to approval
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1-31
tic
Corp.,
Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
4.40%
1-
11 %c
of
shareholders
preferred
Lawrence
12-20
6-
2%
1;
.■
1-
St. Louis
1-15
■
.
1-
10c
:
'
/
12-11
12-11
$1
.
12-29
$1.25
2
1
St.
St.
'y
1-
$1.07y2
(quar.)
12-15
$50c
(increased-quar.)
Co.
stock
2
'1-
1-2
-
$1.12Ya
1-26
2%'
Trust
2
1-2
1-15
$3213c
(quar.)__
1-15
17Vic
&
1-15
$1.50
.
3%
f$2
(quar.)
1-
'
1-15
-
1-
,
12-15
1-19
12-21
12-15
2
1-15
(quar.: $1.37%
2%
12-21'
1-11
1-
(quar.)_'_:
$.1.12Vi-(quar.$1.25
5%
7Vic
pfd.
\
20c
—__v;
.
lrlO
..
1-11
.
10c
__—_______—
Crown
$50c
(quar.),
■
^
Inc.
(Jacob),
2%
5%
12-29
12-26
12-22.
(resumedi;__y^y.- -•/;
Ruppert
15c
(Canada)
12-15
(auar.),,,.^',^,,....
5c
Corp., common (quar;15c
Furniture
San
!
'1-2
1-26
Corp...
8
(initial)-_;
(quar.),.
-
y
20c
D.)
8
7c
(accum.),,
^
1-25
12-
■
pfd.
2-1
'
'1-31
8c
12-
$56y4c
(quar.)
.
•'11-22
.
25c
:
/
2
38c
(year-end)
12-15
5
y
38c
(quar.)
12-15
!
2-15
$$1.43%
(quarr)
Royal
Sams
pfd.
—1-
5
12-20-
2
'.5
-
,
1-
.
27y2c
preferred
'<
of
(quar.)
(William! H.),
Salant
common
1-
1-2
; t.-T
r
1-. 2
-
y
12-20
1-2
1-
>"
12-20
1
1-25
Ltd.—
6%
preferred D
(quar.)__-__'__„_u._-,x.z./^,
Rovalite Oil, Ltd., 5J/4% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.),
1-15
1-15
12-15
'±.-1
Canada,
(George
•
;
$1.75
dividend)—
12-27-
1-
27J/2c
,
"•
8'H
12-18
5
1-15
$2
Broaacasting
Extra /
3
1-
2-
Rowe
12-29
1-13
40c
y
(s-a
y'
(.
12-15
1-11
'1
25c
r
-•
12-
2
1-
$25c
•
stock split subject
V.)
5%%
1
1-
•,
v
•
$1.25
(increased
Rohr Aircraft Corps
"
T 12-15
2
1-
:
50c
y •".;■
split)
stockholders)
Roe
1-15
1-15
'
'
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Corp., com.-(quar.)
(2-for-l
12-29
1
2-
,97 Vic
-
$1.50
(quar.),
Bank
Service
Button
(4-for-3
12-19
2-
$1
15c
Transport,
(3-for-L
dividend partic.
Rockover
12-18
1-15
90c
•
5
3
1-
$1\ "
1- 2
12-15
25c '-V*«%&<%■>»*■
•*
5% .preferred (quar.)—
Rockwell Mfg. Co.—
3% '
12-15
-
1-
(quar.)
(Philadelphia)
Public
(quar.)__y
1-11
i 1-11
1-
•
-1
$3
'
1-10
62»/2c
dividend
Provincial
(quar.)_,
1-10
$$2
preferred
Provincial
Protective
1
1
yVyy--•/;'%
•
1
3
2-
1- 3
-
Inc., common (quar.),-,^,,,,,,,,^!^, 25c
*1-25
3% %
preferred (quar.)I,^^/._^/-.l.i.Li._ri,•;•■1•';. 93%c
1-25
Rieke Metal Products Corp._^_________—25c *■
1- 2
Robertson (P. L.) Mfg., Ltd.-, common.;/.;.
$5c
1- 1
$1
.
1
2-
,- •
90c
1
(s-a)
Gamble, 8%
Mfg.
59%c
•
2-
(Toronto)__
Producing Properties, 6%
Progress
^
2-
1-
12-15
2-2
Rich's
v
12-21
1
1-
1-10
1-20
.1-
1-
9
1-10
30c
Ltd.
convertible
2nd
Western
2
1-15
1-16
1
1
(initial),
Co.
-
Rhodes
2
2-
Extra
12-11
3
1-
-3-
1
Co.
preferred
Proctor-Silex
41
2-15
1
1-
1
1-15
7y2c
1-
1-
12-20
12-
*3%
B y
1-31
25c
12-15
•
$$1.19
■
(quar.)
Electric
2
1-2
I>td.^—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% ■ preferred (quar.)
Island
2
1-
.
1
3
7c
Preston
Mines, Ltd., 4%
preferred,;.,
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
4%
Canada,
-
3
lc
Inc.
Prince Gardner
A
of
(quar.)__^-_^z//___**
1-
quar.)
Mills,
Trust
preferred
Common
1-20
Co.
preferred
Metals Co.
(
2-
Prentice-Hall Inc.
(stock dividend)
Presidential Realty Corp.—
Stock dividend,
■
2 Vz %
&
Steel
Premier
3-12
37y2c
(quar.)
Properties, Inc.
Stock dividend
2/
1"
2nd preferred (quar.$1.12y2
Reynolds & Reynolds/com. A-(quar.)-y - -15c
Aluminum
1st
2-
.
1-15
12-
25c
I
1-30
(initial)
15c
(quar.)
12-15
1
Industrial Products—
1-19
$4
dividend),;
2
$1
(quar.)
(initial
10c
(quar!)
(quar!)—II
(quar.)
pfd.
A
$1
ctfs.)
1-
2-
dividend—1——-
$1.17
(quar.)
B
$1
(quar.),
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
6% 2nd preferred A
Pacific Coast
50c
preferred
Stock
(escrow
Reynolds
,
Class
SI. 19
I
Owens-Illinois Glass—
4% preferred (quar.)
Discount
12-11
•
Class
20c
Arms
preferred
2
of Canada, Ltd.
1-10
$25c
_
1-
,
$1.75
dividend
Corp.
12-29
$40c
_
4%
Stock
Power
1-15
$1.75
__
Corp., common_II—_
(quar.),,
~~~
4%%
Power-
12-15
1
$25c
(quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del)
Owners
Electric
4V2%
$20c
~~
Rubber
preferred
Electric
12-15
50c
Rockland Utilities—
,4% preferred D (quar.)
4,75% preferred B (quar.)
""
5%
General
1-30
12 Vic
I__IIIIIIH,
(quar,),
Reynolds
12-11
Stock
1-16
12-14 '
stock
1- 2
5
1-15
'
split sub¬
stockholders)
to
1
1-31
14c
Richardson Company, (extra)
'
Richman Brothers
(quar.)_—,
Electric Tools Inc., com. (quar.).
6%
preferred
(s-a)___—
Portland Gas Light. 5%
pfd.
75c
I
™I
&
O'Sullivan
1-
12-15
; i, /•
(4-for-l
1-15
1-1-62
2c
5%
$1.06
(quar.I
Co.
(quar.),,
Co.
60c
12-15
.v
2
8
2-15
Foods
1
2-
25c'
1
1
2-
45c
$28c
(quar.)
1-
dividend
20c
_~Z_
Mfg.
lr
A
12-15
Portable
Portland
-'2-16
2-
'
.
12-14
<<
(quar.),,
(quar.),,
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank
25c
.—III
(quar.)
;
preferred
1-2
ql^-2,
o
1 y
(quar.)
(Dallas)
(monthly)
Bank
1-
7%
32c
Extra
Orange
11-22
2
4-
1-22
2-28
:
tlOc
•
(annual)
1-15
Common
Stock
12-
Inc.
1-31
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)^
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Power
Extra
Opelika
12-15
2
$1,10.
._I_IIII
I_II
(quarJII
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture
7%
2
.97y2c
___
4%
Ontario
'
1-
1-
$1.11
Colony Insurance Co. (Boston)
Mathieson Chemical
(quar.)
Oil
6
$^0c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-15
5-15
'
2
(quar.)
common
Potomac
preferred
Old
1
15c
preferred
4.24%
6-
2
4-25
tlOc
1-26
$1.12%
,
12-22
12-
-
,
-"1-
2-1
2-15
1
7y2C
________
1-
Plymouth Cordage (ouar.)
Polychrome Corp. (stock dividend)
Polymer Corp., class A & class B Stock div.)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.
y
2
:
1-25
•
5c
20c
,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (stock
Plough. Inc. (quar.)—,
1-31
"y
Y.)- (quar.)/.—_
$1.10 class
5c
—
12-12
1-
-12- 8
-1- 2
21c
1-15
(quar.),.
(quar.l,—
12-8
1-12-62
■:
75c ;
12-
(quar.),,
(quar.),
1
V'
preferred
__—
•
90c
/
approval of
Revere Racing Assn.,. Inc.
:
15c
Revlon, Inc., (quar.- 27'/2c
Rexach
Construction
(initial)12Vic
Rexall Drug & Chemical—
•*v.v
'-.V? -*t * :'
-
2
(s-a
(increased-quar.)
2
14c
62 Vic
2
$20c
2-19
t
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR.
2
3.90%
preferred
1-
3-
—
1-
~25c
12-14
3-12
'
4
3-5
2-21
—:/—• /
Fine
ject
7
1-
4.40%
4%
8
$2
1-
—
1-1-62
20c
,
11c
15c
75c
8
12-14
—
(N.
50c
12-29
4.44%
Common
12-
(quar.),,
12-
Co.—
Ohio River Sand Co,, 6%
preferred
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
2
—
1-15
II
common
1-
_
$27 Vic
dividend)
Reser's
95C
1-2
(quar.),
(increased)
8
_-~
$4Vic
Two-for-one stock split subject to
approval
of stockholders Dec. 12
Northwestern
Steel
&
Wire
(quar.)——
&
12-
'
$27 Vic
Northrop Corp.—
Light
2
-
$27 Vic
8
12-
1-1-62
-
22Vic
Corp.
National
4.75%
r_
;
.
(Chicago)
1-
15c
—
,
1- 2
4-2
$15c
$$1.50
_—_
Inc.—
17 V2C
^
Pittsburgh Brewing,
conv.
87%c
87y2c
16c
—
$2.50
12-15
$1.07 Vi
$4 preferred
Credit
12-30
1-29
-2%
_______
(Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Research,
37 Vac
Insurance. (Hartford) ; (quar.)—
& Stevens Chemical
(quar.)
12-29
.
12-15
1- 2
12-15
$2.50
(payment of 25 centavos)
preferred (payment of 40 centavos),^
1-20
$1.02%.
preferred
Republic
8
Pa.)—
Common
1-15
,
$1.02
(quar.)——
5(4%
8
12-
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)______^
4%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—,
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
8%
,j.—
Renold Chains Canada,
12-
dividend
29 Vic
(quar.)
com.
Ltd., common
A
(quar.)
Nova Scotia
Nutone Inc.
12-15
8
1-20
(increased)
A
2
Phoenix
,
5(4%
^
2
-
Stock
(initial)
common
Quarterly
2
tquar.),—
dividend
90c
(Minn.j,
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
1-31
t45c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
l quar.)
Northern Telephpne,
Trust
1-1-62
10c
y
;
Ltd.—
$4.11
5(4%
12-15
55 c
;
I,—_I
$4.16
Northern
12-15
12-15
40c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
12-15
;
$3.60
11-
1-1
f
1-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co.
Quarterly
Northern
i :>
$1.43%
-t
Plastics
Northern
2-
■
Telephone,
Pacific
—
12-
1-22
-
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.- (Ohio)^-
1-
-
(quar.)
—
..
12-15
'
25c
$1.10
(quar.)
Fairfax Corp.
Stock
6
1-
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—.
5% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water
12-22
2-16
$1.37Vi :
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
1-15
37%C
■
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Northern
12-22
.
5.80%
Northern
12-22
1-15
Gas
5.60%
Northern
1-15
$1.12
Y.)
Northern
1-15
5%
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.$1.06 V*
_i
1
(quar.),.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia National Bank
Service—
(quar.)
2-
preferred,
Extra
t28c
-
Company, class A (quar.)
Class
2-15
12-
_)•■>.
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
3.80%
*
12-22
2-
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
1-12
35c
(quar.)
4(4%
Northern
12-29
1-26
$1.25
Indiana
4.22%
1-15
$1.37 y2
(quar.)
———
preferred
Northern
1
y:' •$2
'v 15c
_
Northern Engineering Works
Northern Illinois Gas, common
4.40%
•
6c
(quar.),,,,,—J.
Reitman's
2-15
1
y
Philadelphia Electric
4.68% preferred (quar.)——
1-
12-15
1-11
0
(quar.),,
Republic Corp., $1 conv pfd.
(quar.)
12-29
3
North
1
(quar.),-———.
1-
20c
1-15
'
1- 1
1- 1
Carrier
$1.15
Inc.
1^15
Mulliken
;
30c
common
split)
Equities
Reheis
5
1-10
1
3%
Cement
2-23
"
•
J25c
:
—
—
new
stock
A
1-
1
1-25
$1.06%
.
(Reading,
Van
(quar.)
Class
Realty
Redwing
3-
RR;
(s-a)
Bottlers (ill.)
(quar.)
Refractories
Mfg.
•
dividend
A
1-19
1-
—
American
Judd
Class
2-
83% c
American
&
Real
1-12
3-
(quar.),
North
North
$40c
quarterly
—,.—
Properties Corp. of America—
2
i
United Bottlers,
CO.,
$1.50
—
8
12-22
-12-22
Ltd.—
America,
Purina,
$1.10
North
(quar.),—,, ,.y'.(25cq)'t
Inc. (-quar.)
10c
1-20
1-20
—
Canada,
Raybestos-Manhattan,
12-20
$1.16
—
Valley
General
Permanentei
Ralston
12-15
Sfopk dividend
Pepsi-Cola
4
01;3*19
mmmmmmLm
>
,
A
.
of
Corp.
2-15
10c
Calif.
stock¬
2
1-
1-18
12-20
55c
„
25c
Peoples Trust City
Quarterly
—:
50c
,
—
12-20
<
$1.06
(quar.)
—-
Co.
—
1-
:
1-
..—.—
25c
$3.12
3
25c
pfd.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke, new com. (initial)
Peoples Securities
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) -(quar.)
10-11
—
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.12 Vi
People's Drug Stores Inc.—
Stock
3
20c
(quar.)—
1;
'•
11-
4c
_>
y
15c
12-15
12-
■
12-8
1-2
$27%c
(quar.)
E
33c
(quar.)
15c
7
1- 2
1-2
$2
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)______:
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.),,
6%
preferred (quar.),
12-18
1
i2y2c
(increased)
preferred
1-
12'/2c
(quar.)—
f20c
20c
12y2c
Increased
(quar.),,
7
7
(quar.).
Lines
12 Vic
(quar.)
Power Co.; 4.24%
preferred
(quar.)—4.25% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Common
(quar.)
Bearings
A
&
(2-for-l
$$1.50
4.50%
1212-
1-22
:
$4.60
2
T
Ra,dio
12-29
12C
(quar.),.
(s-a)
1-15
2
1-10
1-27
$45c
12-21
1-
.
12-15
.
1
1-
12-15
•
Co.
Glass
M
Class
12-22
1
(quar.),
1
$15c
4
:/'•____'
common
4.64%
12-30
1-
1-
i2y2c
split
(year-end)
Ltd.,
(s-a)
subject, to
Feb. 13.
8
—
Pennsylvania
12-13
Insurance. (Chicago)—
on
Tube
$6 preferred
5
dividend
12-
&
R
R
%
_______
$1
of
.1- 2
—
1-
(quar.),,
Corp.
8
U
2-
gains)——
Life
12-
37y2c
two-for-one
a
20c
/.
common
2
Mining
Stock
93 %c
15c
Investment
(From capital
4
1-10
15c
Bank,
1-
40c
2%
——
——
Aviation
North American
y, l-
$1.50
B)—
(quar.),
American
10%
pfd.
(quar.):
Coal Co..
Peerless
Penn
12-15
(quar.)
National
-$4.50 preferred
A
1
■*1-
,
12-15
J.)
Pennsylvania
1-
$1.50
(quar.),
Adjustment preferred
North
12-15
1- 2
1- 3
12-20
12-20
2
J.)__—1
Pipe Line—
B
Penmans,
12-15
(quar.),.
com.
(quar.).
preferred
North
1
1
93 %c
Ry., 6%
(quar.)—;
preferred
North
11-
tl5c
common
>■
1
$2.50
—_
prior
Norfolk & Western
6%'
12-
Quincy
1-
Co., 5% pfd. (accum.)——
F.) Dental Supply Co. of Del.
Quarterly
——___;
Paxton (Frank) Lumber Co. (Del.) —
Class A (quar.),,,
Peabody
12-11
2
12-20
(M.
Class
Gas—
&
5y2%
Weaving, Ltd.,
on
1-10
1-
12-20
1-19
_________—
30c
(quar.)
(Extra
6%
12-11
—
1—
Nielson (A. C.) Company (quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A (quar.)
6%
12-11.;
2
50c
—
Class
2
1-
(quar.)
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
New York
Trap Rock Corp—__
Newark Telephone (Ohio) 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pld. (quar.)_—
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Niagara
1-
(quar.)
Times,
y
59^fC
—
Louis
Electric
State
12-
12-15
$1.09
—
preferred
York
7
1
2
$1.18%
...
(extra)
Chicago & St.
Preferred
7
1-
(quar.)
Auction
12-
12-29
4
approve
Eastern
(C.
1-15
Quebec Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5ye %: preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar;),
1-10
preferred
Patterson
1-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.01'A
Public Service,
preferred
4.36%
1-
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New Orleans
12-29
12-19
12-11
1-15
1- 2
/10c
—
—
1-10
.
35c
———
Mortgage—
Patterson
—
(quar.),,,z——'
Inc.
Oats Co., common (quar.),
6%
preferred (quar.)—:————
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
12-26
.
2%
$22y2c
N.
(quar.)
Parker Rust Proof (quar.)
Jersey Power & Light—
Stores,
>1-30
——_
Quaker
12-26
1-10
y2c
(Englewood,
Stockholders
4%
8
Sportswear
1-19
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend
Panhandle
:
y! 2%
Tubes, Ltd.
Trust
Palomar
$1.15
$1.50
(quar.)__
—
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)——«• 25c
(quar.)_,__—10c
—
12-26
1-10
$1.50
dividend
Palisades
1-10
$1.75
.—
—
Stock
$1.38
pfd.
6%
Co.,
1-15
Gas—
&
preferred
_
12-26
—
|!tock dividend
12-27
Electric
original
12"*f
;12-15.
12-15
-
12-26
$1.41
Service
7%
12-26
$1.13
Public
12-26
—
(quar.)—
Stock
-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
.
1-2
1- 2
v."l- 2
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
12-20
(quar.)—
(quar.),
8
of
_
preferred
4.60%
12-
preferred
12-20
preferred
preferred
5.64%
Page-Hersey
Increased
New
2
1-
4%
1-15
(quar.)
common
-
,
12-11
I- 1
10c
(quar.)
Oklahoma—
(quar.)———
—- $1.16y4
(quar.),——$1.06
(quar.)
• - $1
1-15
(quar.)—
12-20
(quar.)—_
common
preferred
New
1-10
Carolina
North
of
1-15
(quar.),:
preferred (quar.)—.—^
6%
preferred
(quar.).
Paddington Corp., new class A (initial s-a)
3-30
.
1
12-20
preferred
6%
2-
1-15
1-15
of
Co.
preferred
4.24% " preferred
$1.10
5.40%
21c
1-30
Service
4.65%
$1.18%
—_
Power
Public
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
$i.i2y2
;
serial
7%
1
12-29
4-20
10%
6.16%
,
Public Service Co.
12-15
1
4.52%
'
Nevada
12-29
1-
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.),,,
5%
12-28
1-19
25c
—
(quar.)——
(quar,)
$4.75 conv. preferred
12-29
1-19
preferred
preferred
1-15
—-
:
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
12-21
2-15
$15c
(quar.)
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
70c
(quar.)
com.
split)
Co.
dividend
$4.75
12-14
2
1-15
17'/2C
——
4(4 %
preferred (quar.),,,—
Products of Canada Ltd. (quar.)_——
Neon
2
1-
20c
present
stock
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
12-14
655Ac
Share
,
Pacific
12-14
$1.37 Vi
:—
,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1-
$55c
Mills
common
Stock
'
Electric
&
Indemnity
$4.50
$1.43%
;
•
(initial)
Consolidated
Neiman-Marcus,
12-19
,
(quar.)
preferred
12-19
2
_
5%%
5 (4 %
2
30c
(quar.)—
5Va 'Zo
Nebraska
11-
Gas
Pacific
of
(quar.)_
Co.
62 Vic
Company
(Three-for-one
12-14
12-11
(quar.)
(111.)
City
2
2
—
(quar.)
Bank
National
Yards
Stock
National
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
(Newark, N. J.)
Co.
State Bank
Pacific
12-18
4
65c
35c
(quar.),,
Holders
When
Per
'
Name of
12.-18
10c
National-Standard
National
(Boston)
Bank
/
Holders
Payaole of Rec.
62'/2c
Mfg. (quar.),,—-Securities & Research.,,
Screw
Monday, January 1, 1962
...
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
&
(Ed.)
&
preferred
preferred
Fetzer
Co.,. common
(monthly)
Monthly
:
,f
25c
•«
$1.0)6'A
j*.—L
*
—
10c
1-15
1- 2
.1- 2
12-19
' "1- 2
12-19
1- 2
.
12-20
10c
T
Ex'ra
Monthly
(quar.);
(quar.)
(quar.—Li,,"—$1,18%'1
1-18
1
i
2-
1
1-19
5"c
2-
1
1-19
3- 1
2-20
10c
i
-
Number 6121
195
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
(51)
51
4?
Scott
(extra)___.
Co.—
Paper
$1
65c
12%c
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Co.
Scrivner-Stevens
(quar.)*
Inc.—
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Common
$4.50
(quar.)
15c
$1.12%
25c
Finance
—
(quar.)
common
Extra
1- 2
1- 2
1-10
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.56%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)
.•
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
Sears Roebuck & Co.
(increased)
$4.75
.
1-10
1-10
1-10
35c
25c
-
Co._
Brewing
Sebewaing
National
Second
National
Haven)
(Phila.)
Bank
5%
preferred (quar.),
Security-Columbian Banknote
(Increased-quar.)
dividend
—
Selas
1- 2
1- 2
1- 1
1- 1
12-11
12-11
-
Starrett
2- 2
5c
12%c
15c
1 Vac
:
.
-
.____
■
'
2
*1-16
.1-16
.,,
*
;
1- 1
12 %c
1- 1
(quar.)
preferred
-(quar.-r-—-—
Shareholders'Trust
.
from
(quar.
12%c
—
17Vic
t20c
$50c
,t56%c
25c
British
—-
Water
&
com... (quar.)
Paper,
__
4%
preferred (quar.)____
—:
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)____
Shawmut Association
(quar.)_—
___
*
12-15
1-12
12-1
12-1
12-14
J25c'.2-1
Sigma
Ltd
Mines,
(Quebec)
.Silverwood
Dairies,
Class
(quar.)
Simon
B
Hardware
614 Superior
Skenandoa
Skyline
Co.
A
..
(quar.)
____—L
Co.
t$1.75
4%
12Vic
12Vic
'»<•_' 2%
tlOc
J15c
tl5c
(s-a)_
class
Ltd.,
class B__
.
Rayon,
pfd.
5%
class A
Homes,
(quar.)___
(Howard) Paper Mills.
$2 pfd.
(J. Hungerford) Co. (quar.)
Smucker (J. M.) Co.< (quar.)
jSobeys Stores, Ltd., class A,
.
..
Stock dividend
Somerset
Trust
—-
—
Societe Miniere Du Beceka—
(N.
Co.
J.)
$2.80.
preferred
(quar.)___.
!_
;
'South
Atlantic
.'V 5%
Gas
preferred
$1.37
22Vic
$1.25
___.
com.___
_
(quar.).
Electric,&
Carolina
'South
(Gal)
Co.
Gas—
••
.
Common
(quar. )r
preferred (quar.)__^.___v.^_____l
■>
4.60%
;
\
.
South
Insurance
-South
Pittsburgh
Puerto
preferred
8%
r v
Water, 4Vi%
Rico
'Southeastern
Sugar,
_i
50c
-
partic.
Co.;
preferred
Present
y-
\
&
$5 preferred
v
Power,
Southern
4.08%
Indiana
Southern
Michigan Gas, 6%
$5
•
1st
Drug,
preferred
4.28%
preferred
Life
preferred
3.90%'preferred
4.15% preferred
4.25% preferred
4.40%
4.60%
-
-
,
■t
.
preferred
.
preferred
4.75%
—
$6.50
Sta-Rite
v-
' 1-19
'
;
"•
Quarterly
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
1-15
20c
1-
25c
1-
25c
1-
,
4%
1
12-
6
1
12-
6
1
12-
6
1-23
1-
12-15
1-
12-
8
2-
6
2
2-
$1.50
1- 1
55c '•
4%
12-20
.1-15
12-20
1-18
12-15
10c
1-25
$4
2-28
$1.25
Texas
Gas
$4
1-
2-15
12-29
1-2
12-18
1- 2
12-18
1-2
•
$1.25
1-19
1-15
20c
12-18
$125
2
,
5%
35 c
62
-
1-10
12-29
Thomas
2-1
1-19
.I' l '
22:
.i;i-2o.-
%c,;
12-ft
1-
2
:i2-15
1-
2
12-15
12-15
2-1
1-19
2-1
1-19
2- 1
$1.10
$1.15
1-19
1
1-19
2-1
1-19
2- 1
1-19
2-
2-
1-19
1
27%c
2- 1
27Vic
2-
1
1-15
12-15
1-
12-
5%
5
8c
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
4%
Stock
5%
5%
1-19
$1.12%
1- 2
11-21
25c
1-2
12-
1
1- 2
12-
1
12V2c
.
12-
4
25c
1-16
1-
5
25c
2-15
1-18
2-15
1-18
Thrift
1-
2
12-
2
12-
t50c
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-13
1-2
12-15
1-1
12-
6%
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
1-
$1.06 y4
'
1-
1
12-
8
$1.31
1-
1
12-
8
$1.12%
1-
1
12-
8
$1.18
1-
1
12-
8
$1.25
1-
1
12-
8
$1.31%
1-
1
12-
8
15c
1-
2
12-15
1-19
6c
1-
8
; '
9
12-27
'» 2-28
1-31
1-20
12-30
1-
t$l
i~——
"
$1.27
2-
1
$1.16
1-
2
12-15
$1.14
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
1-15
•
.
$l i
>
1-15
'
$1.24
1-
1.31%
1-
1
1
12-15
12-15
$1.35
1-
1
12-15
$1.21
2-
1
1-10
$1.19
2-
1
1-10
GaS
Gas
$1.14
2-
1
1-10
$1
1—
2-
1
1-10
1
52c
1-
2
12-
31 %C
1-
1
12-15
31 %c
,_1—
(quar.)
—
1-
1
12-15
25c
1-
2
12-23
31 %c
1-
1
(quar.)——_
31 %c
1-
1
12-15
20c
1-
2
12-15
1
12-15
1
12-15
30c
1- '1
12-15
8c
1-19
12-29
Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
!____
35c
3-15
2-28
$1
3-15
2-28
Markets
25c
1-
2
3%
(quar.)——
—
Mills
*
common
(quar.)
dividend..
12-29
12-29
Times-Mirror
1-15
12-29
Tip Top Products,
Co.
12-
1
1-
2
12-
4
31 %c
1-
2
12-
1
(quar.)
31 %c
1-
2
12-
1
common
12 %c
1-
preferred)
(quar.)
(stock
class
(quar.)_.
30c
2
12-15
1-10
12-18
15c
1-11
(quar.)
13c
1-15
2%
A
A
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
(quar.)l
12 %c
12-20
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
32c
1-
2
12-13
8
(Union,
12-22
1-
2
12-18
J.)
N.
>
•"12*15
►
•
1-19
2-15
92%c
■vM.v
1-19
2^15
' 67 %c
?''
1-19
'
$1
$1.12%
_a_i
2-15
1-19
112%c
Products
(stock dividend)
__
1
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
4%
(quar.)
2-
30c
(quar.)
1-
4
11-30
1-
5
Gas—
15c
1-
1
12-20
15c
1-
1
12-20
13%c
1-
1
12-20
138c
2-15
1-31
138c
2-15
1-31
115c
2-15
1-31
12 %c
2-
1
1-
175c
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12*
; 1-
1
11-30
5
37 %c
$1.06%
8
preferred (quar.)
Hill Mines, Ltd
Jersey RR.
Quarterly
1-15
12-29
$2.50
1-10
12-20
$2.50
4-10
3-20
110c
& Canal Co.
(quar.)
—;
—_
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
$1.12%
3-
1
2-15
Envelope Co., common (quar.)—
15c
3-
1
2-
2
7%
preferred (s-a)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) (quar.)
U. S. Freight
(stock dividend)
U.
Gypsum Co., com. (increased quar.)__
7%
preferred
(quar.)
—;—_
U. S. Industries, Inc.—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co., (New Jersey)—
4%% preferred (s-a)
U. S. Playing Card Co. (quar.)
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.).
3.75% preferred A (quar.).
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.).
U S Realty & Investment (s-a)
35c
3-
1
2-
2
U. S.
30c
1-15
62 %c
United
.'
6%
S.
U.
S.
U.
Shoe Machinery, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Borax
Chemical,
&
4%%
pfd.
37 %c
(quar.)
—
'i
12-26
~
•
100%
1-17
•
12-15
65c
1-
2
11-24
$1.75
1-
2
11-24
56 %C
1-
1
22 %c
1-1-62
27%c
1-
50c
93%c
1
1-10
1-
1
12-26
12-
8
12-11
12-22
12-22
$1.12%
1-
1
12-22
75c
1-
9
12-28
50c
1-
9
12-28
U.
U
U.
S
S
S.
7%
U.
S.
Smelting Refining &
preferred
Trust
U.
Trust
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
12-29
12-29
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
25c
1-15
1-15
12-26
1-
2
12-
$1
common.
(Boston)
Co.
States
United
Mining,
(quar.)
1-15
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Shoe
—_
—
1-15
87 %c
Servateria
7%c
35c
(annual)—____—!
Oil
Royalty
S.
12 %c
30c
U
1-
2
12-15
12-26
8
(Del.)
2-15
1-26
1-15
12-31
5c
1-31
1-15
3%
1-19
12-18
30c
2-
1
$2
1-
2
12-11
$1.12%
1-10-62
12-22
10c
1-10
12-26
15c
1-10
20c
Controls
7%c
2-
25c
1-12
33C
1-
1
12-
2
32c
1-
1
12-
2
30c
1-26
1-
5
1-
5
17%c
quarterly
Universal Container Corp., class A
Universal
(quar.)__
(reduced)
Universal-Cyclops Steel—
dividend
Stock
Universal
8%
Leaf
Tobacco,
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
preferred
—
1-
5
Universal Marlon Corp.—
4%%
Upjohn
Utah
Utah
—
—
Company
Power
(auar.)__
Light Co., common
&
preferred
Dorn
Mining
&
Construction
$1.25
Van
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
Iron
(quar.)
(quar.).
Works
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America, com.
(quar.).
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Vermont National & Savings Bank (Brattleboro), common (s-a)
Sciver
Van
Waters
(J.
&
B.),
5%
Rogers
Ltd.
1-
2
1-
5
12-18
10c
2-15
1-26
$1.12Va
2-15
1-26
1-
2
12-15
1-
60c
$20c
(quar.)
1-15
12-26
12-29
20c
$50 par preferred
5%% per annum on the
Viau,
$1.25
1
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
5c
New class A (inftial-quar.) —
1-16
1-19
12-18
5c
Viewlex. Inc.,
3c
1-19
12-18
1-19
12-27
1-
12-21
12-28
(initial)
dividend)!——
class
2
110c
Corp., (quar.;
Van
Glass—
common
1-19
1-
115c
Keno
Univis,
1-
new
12-15
13 %c
12-15
•
—
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—
Corp.
12-15
1
1
Improvement
Increased
1-
Co.,
1
1-
City)—
Co., (quar.).
Investments, Ltd.pref. A (quar.).
United New
15c
Finance
1-
2-
Fuel
United
1
1-
——
Investment,
12-26
*
(quar.)__—• $1.16%
$1.22%
(quar.)—i
$1.27%
(quar,.)——
$1.28
(quar.)_
1'
—
(initial
12-26
2
7%C
Fruit
4 % %
8
——
B
9
1-
15c
(extra)
United
12-
(quar.)____—_—
B
United
1
Tidewater Oil, $1.30 preferred
Tiffany &
Cities
United
1-
.
RR.
Aircraft
8
2%
preferred
preferred
12-14
1-
37 %c
•
preferred (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.
Pacific
United
8
1-
140c
Bank
Gas
Class
$1.16
Inc.,
2
62 %c
(quar.)__
6%
$1.15
—;
12-30
1-
25c
5%%
$20c
(quar.)——
12-12
1-15
62 %C
preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United Corporations, Ltd.; class A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).
12-12
1
—
1-20
1-20
15c
5%
5
1-
8
.——
8
1
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
6%
1-
40c
,
$1.02%
r—
!_—_•
1-
10c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United
$1.25
preferred
Thorofare
1-19
2-1
^
Thompson
12-29
3%
67 %c
Electric Co.—
United
8
Fiber
1-22
1-15
40c
/
,
(quar.)—!
;_!!—
(quar.)——————
I.)
"12-29
5
18c
;
1
(quar.)
(H.
1-22
common
Street
National
Union
25c
(Increased-quar.)
I-19
"
31%c
(quar.)
Thompson
1-31
(quar.)
Transit,
Salle
La
Center
$4.50
8
Inc,
5%
dividend)
preferred
Union
12-
Industries,
12-29
class A and class B
Jersey
Rapid
South
$4
12-
common
1-15
1-15
$3.70
12-
Co.,
1
20c
$3.50
4
1-15
:
•——
(quar.
Betts
2-
7%c
(stock
on
New
of
prior
Union
12-29
1-
$35c
(quar.)
.
dividend
Thomaston
City
Union
45c'
common
&
$1.40
30c
J2%c
—._
preferred (quar.)„"
4% preferred (quar.)
Thomas
1
Ltd. com. (quar.I
participating 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Union Bank (Los Angeles)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
(One sh. for each 15 shs.
1
convertible
2-
12-11
(quar.)—____
Textiles, Inc.,
$1.25
1-15
$1.42%
Inc., common (quar.)
5 % % preferred (quar.)
Underwriters Trust Co.
(New York
12-12
1
/
:_
Textron, Inc.,
conv.
Co.
208
1-1
common
1
1-
1-
'
.
___L.——
(quar,.)
Inc.,
2-
2
1-
1
—
(quar.)—
Transmission—
Utilities
1-15
$1.49
60c
3c
15c
———
preferred
Textron,
1-15
1
Union Acceptance,
$1.12
———
preferred (quar.)
:
5%% preferred (quar.)
5.40 % preferred (quar.)
—
Texas Power & Light Co.—
j"..
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)—
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)_—
——
Texas
1
2-
75c
$25c
4.96%
1-10
2-
(quar.)
twin Coach Co., common (quar.)
$1.50 convertible
preferred (quar.)
12-14
;
1-11
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar,)„
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
63 %c
U-Tote'M,
2
$4.56 preferred
*
12-15
1
4
1-
i___
"
2
2-
$1.22%
Corp. o
preferred
(quar.)
Temper Corp., 4%% preferred
5%
12-14
—
(quar.)
-v
12-15
-
dividend
Twin
5
—_____
Service—V.
Electric
12-15
1-
25c
(quar.)
Trust
1-
stock
preferred
Texas
1-1-62
12%c
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Realty
A
True
20C
dividend)— _!___
split)!_!—
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
Time
2-21
12 %c
—
Corp.—
System
System, class A (quar.)_
Stock
2
i_
Gas
Bus
preferred
Class
1-
A
1-15'"'
12-29
Corp. Fund—
$2.70
———
&
1
1-31
Transportation Corp. of America—
$1.25
.
Oil
(2-for-l
$5.08 preferred
$4.64 preferred
1-11
$1.25
■
Tex-Star
1-1
$1.18%
$1.40%
(quar.)
12-15
1-12
preferred
1-1
-
$1.06Vi
r
common
12-15
1
12-20
preferred (quar.)—_____—_
preferred (quar.)—
2nd
Stock
(quar.)
1-1
1
(quar.——_——
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inci—
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics,
Inc.
(N.
Y.)
/
92Vic
97Vic
$1.03%
com;
Transnation
2
2nd
5.25%
12-20
1-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Products, Inc.,
Stock dividend
5%
preferred (quar.)
2-15
-
$1.62
t-h,
preferred
12-29
1-
preferred
2nd
4.72%
' 1- 3
(Dallas)—.
preferred
5.62Vi%
preferred (quar.)__^
;
.4.36%/ preferred (quar.)___
r__:
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Snrf-~^pis
1-31
$1.16W
$1.07
preferred
1-15
12 %c
(quar.)!_——
preferred ;(quar.)_—.—__—__
5.24%
4.50%
•
2-1
,
i
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
(quar.)^^
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.) i.
Sperry Rand Corp./ 4Vi%
5.12%
;
a.
;
.
.
,
:
25c
3.70%
Transit
2-
—
preferred
preferred
'
1- 3
1-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Insurance
12-29
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
5.10%
'
4
2-1
(quar.)!__
Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Service
;
(Kansas)—
(quar.)__
(quar.)_^
Public
.
1-31-
1-15
Quarterly
Southwestern
4.90%
..
1
(stock dividend)—
common
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4.65% "^preferred
;
•
15c
(quar.)l
Electric
preferred
4.64%
1- 3
*
"
% '
-
—:——
4.65%
Southwestern
'
$1.25
pfd. A
^Quarterly.
Southwestern
% '
Co._!________
Southwest Grease & Oil Co.
Southwestern
4.60%
12-23
$1.18%
Southern -New England Telephone
;
* 12-23
.
$1.121/a
(quar.)__
Producing
' '
$1.20
Materials
Southwest Gas
.1.
$62Vic
.
& Electric—
3-16
Transmission—
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
'
>
12-20
1- 2
1- 2
1-31
$$1.50
'
Southern
'
.
12-11
1- 1
28Vic
28c
,.
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
12- 8
1- 2
12-11
..
(quar.)___
Gas
4.10%
12-20
t,
•
(quar.)
com.,
12-15
*
2
2-
20C
:
.
Tri-Continental
—___—
common
1-
22 %c
125C
1
common
Telephone Service
(Ohio)
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Tennessee
1- 2
*
8
1
—i
pfd. (quar.)_
4% preferred (quarJ
Taylor-Colquitt
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (N. Y.)
,
1- 2
'
12-
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
v
;
12- 8
12-8
12- 8
12-8
'12-8
.
8
1-
25c
Ltd.,
(G.)
1
8
4-
12-15
(quar.)
A
2-
8
preferred
$5.96 preferred
$5.70 preferred
$5.60 preferred
,
A
1
2-15
-
12-
$4.90
2
(quar.)_
class
Inc.,
2-
12-
$2.55
t25c
5%
;'
(increased)
2-15
2
12-12
2
America—
Company
-
2
20c
!
2
12-12
______
Inc., class
Class B
(quar.)
c 11-\
;
.
(quar.)_____„__—
preferred
4.75 %
•
Ltd.,
&
Swingline,
►
Water—
$4.50 preferred
,
Swift
12-15
1- 2 >
:
participating preferred (quar.)
6%
,
f
V
„preferred , (quar.)
'_i•
4.48% preferred (quar.) _________________
1
Common
.
(quar.)
8
1-
12-20
16c
of
Co.
Y.)
12-
1-
2
1-
2
1-
1-3-62
50c
2
(quar.)— ____
__——
12-15
,
*12Vic
12Vic
tbree-for-one/,;
a
preferred shares, effective Jan. 10.
Southern Gas
.
t
2
1-
1-15
2%
dividend)
160c
7%c
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.) —'
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s-a)_
Sweets
(N.
(quar.)
1-
1-
$4.50 pfd.
Ordinary (s-a)
Susquehanna Corp. (stock
Swank, Inc. (quar.)__
12-13
3%
(stock
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)
:
(stock dividend)Mold Corp.
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores,. Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)__J_
1,
12-21
2
3%
Transcontinental
1-
preferred
Tamblyn
" 65c
(quar.)
approved
Southern Canada
v
.
1-
367/aC
—
(Fla.)
1
1-
1-15
.
B
1-
—______
Loan
1-
50c
12-
Trans-Canada
10c
(quar.)_:
Corp.,
115c
2
Transamerica
3%
(quar.)
&
12-30
1-
25c
Super
12-15
23c
v
(quar.)___!"
(quar.)_________.
split;.on the common and the ,original
1
6%
preferred
Corp.
Talon,
1- 2.-
50c
<quar.)_!___;__
.
2nd
12-15
25c
r
4.56%.
,
•
—_
(quar.),-
common
Stockholders
:
a
5%
12-23
12- 8
.,» 12-15
12-15
50% : w .1-31 .1
30c
"1- 2
$1.12Vi;
1-2,
common
Southern California Edison—
\
2-26
4%
Packard, $5 conv.
Studebaker
j
12-15
12-28
1
160c
12-13
:
com.
8
8
5%
2-23
2
,
v.'
common__/____;._!:;
Service
Public
9
1-
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
1-
12-
(quar.)
57c
Super Market Distributors
.
56%c
64i1«c
,
(quarv)_^!_i^_^_!^_u.____^!_
Southern'" Bakeries
■
pfd.
Clothier,
&
preferred
12-15
12-22
1-10
1-10
i- 2
1- 2
12-22
1- 2.
...
A
: Class
5
1-
3-
25c
—
Chemical
(quar.);_____—25c
Corp.j (stock dividend)-!'
Jersey Gas (Increased-quar.) ;
_South
•
$5
10c
35c
147 %c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—
.'■4%% preferred (quar.)
2
1-
1
25c
——_
Finance
It 2
'1-2
1- 2 •
-1- 2'
,1-2
57Vic
rSouth: Coast
South
!"
37Vic(
preferred
Carolina
2-
12 %C
—
Inc.
Strawbridge
8
12-20
'
Class
56c
Stock dividend
5
12-15
5
40c
Trust
Trane Company
—
(quar.)
Stouffer Corp.
(stock dividend)
Stratoflex,
1-
2
1-
i~_
Inc.
&
10c
—;
Co.
5
1-
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)"
& Shop
Stop
1-2
.', 62 Vic
(quar.)___t__—
4.50%" preferred (quar.)__—!______
5.12%.:•preferred ,;(quar.)__—u
Davin &
2-
25c
increased)
dividend
Stock
2-16
-Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
—.—
5% prior pref. (quar.)
__________—
5% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
—_—
Stone Container Corp. (quar.)
1-1
.
Bank
12-29
$.00125
Whatley
1- 1.
.
Photolab
12-29:
5
: 1-15
t60c
class A (increased quar.)_„
Sun
1-31
l-?2,
1- 2
■
IV/
5%
;
B.)
Sun
t70c
._.
Company—
preferred ,((quar.)_i_._
Town
less
1961
Company
Stockton
Paper
5Vi%
(John
12-20
12-18
12-15
1- 2
25%
10c
12Vic
dividend)
Drug Stores, common
„___
preferred (quar.)
Somerville- Industries, Ltd.—
,
Bank
dividend
Stock
5
.
convertible
50c
27,
2-
37 %c
(quar.)—
1-3
1-2
1- 1,
1- 2
\
1-15
2%
class B
(quar.)—
Sucrest
5%
islock.
preferred
preferred
11-30
.1-15
,
32 %C
common—
12-27
11-30
1-15
2-1
2- 1
2-1
1-12
1-15
.
Sommers
Sorg
,
12-
$35c
12-
$10c
—.———
12-15
2
10%
12- 8
1-15
12- 8
12- 8
,
t50c
40c
20c
Smith
4
1-
(Toronto)-—
1- 2
t31%c
(quar.)
1-
(quarterly
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd.—
Class A (accum.).:
5%
1-29
1-2
$53c
tl5c
•
12V2c
(quar.)
5
Torrington Co. (quar.)
Towle Mfg.
(quar.).
Trade
(Boston)
Sept.
1-15
$1.25
20c
._
(quar.)
'Sla£qr (N.) Co., Ltd., $2.12 pfd. (quar.)
Slater-Industries, titd-i common (increased)
6%& 'preferred A (quar.)—
Smith
1- 2
1-31
1- 2
1- 2
*
5c
$1
(quar.)——__■
(s-a
12-28
tax)
Textiles,
Still-Man Mfg.,
1-10
:
1-15
Markets, class A (quar.)—__—_—
preferred (quar.)
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—
Amer. dep.
rets, (final payment for year
ended Oct. 1,
1961 less British Income
12-29
12-29
and
12-11
5.90%
12-14
A
Stern
&
Stetson
1-15
B (quar.)____
Stock dividend on class
1-10
'1-10
2
(initial)
common
4%%
2- 1
Class
1
1
1-
Ltd.
ended
year
Income
4%%
1-2
;
Toronto-Dominion
45c
and
1-
Tonopah Mining (Nevada).
Toro Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
12-30
25c
New
Stern
"50c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Shop Rite Foods (stock dividend)
Bhulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
12-30
1-15
$20c
Creek; Mines, - Ltd. (s-a)
——1—
•
t5c
Corp. of America (quar.)
:—15c
Sherwin-Williams
(Canada)
Ltd.—
(quar..)
12-20
1-15
Co.,
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.
Trust
Canada
Sterling Trusts Corp.
>•
Sheep
Common
1-10
'
class A
on
5
Toys
20c
,t___
2-
Income Tax)
2-
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)_^—_____
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
—
Sterling Seal, common....
i
_______
Sheraton
Extra
Packing
Tonka
Sterchi
12-29
1-12
12-20
1-26
1- 8
1- 2
2-23
1-2
1-2
1-2
5c
(initial)
Tobin
12-14
Finance
Bank &
of
for
ment
/
.
1-31
—
Glass (quar.)______—__—;__
Mining Corp.
—
Ehawinigan
v
12-22
2
2-
<quar.)__—
Steel Cq. of Wales, Ltd. Ordinary (final pay-
12-15
12-20
12-18
12-15
2-1
12-29
12-18
.
12-22
1
1-
50c
(accum.)
5
17%%
1
1-
tl5c
(quar.)_
1-
>7.142%
$20c
pfd.
5
rets. Ordinary (final payment
ended Oct. 31, 1961 less British
t30c
series
2-
payment
Tax)
dep
year
1-
(quar.),
preferred
&
Stock dividend
Co.
Income
tlOc
2nd
29c
-
(final
75c
(quar.)____
of Rec.
ended Oct. 31, 1961 less British
$20c
—
Holders
12 %c
for year
for
Payable
Ltd.—-
deferred
$1
(quar.)
Stevens
-
13c
;
Denn
Shaw-Barton
'
Boston
of
income)
Shatterproof
12-29
(s-a)
class A
Albany
partic
Loan
Steel
12-29
1-25
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
1-3
; 2-15
1-13
1- 1
6c
______
Shattuck
12-28
1-15
Securities Trust,
Ordinary (final)
Amer. dep. rets,
When
Share
of Company
$40c
50c
of
State Street
12-29
"12- 7
12-26
12-26
12-18
12-18
12%c
__—
$5.25
investment
1-10
(quar.;_—.—
Ltd., class A
Corp.,
$1.30
State
1-8
1-10
100%
———
_—_____———
mncome)
Leather
2%c
93 %C
—
State Guaranty Corp.—
;
$1.31 V*
12Vic
Seven-Up Bottling Co. (St. Louis) (quar.)—
15c
Sexton (John;
Co. (quar.)_——;
22%c
Shaer Shoe Corp (initial)
:
16c
Shakespeare
>
30c
Shamrock Oil & Oas Corp.t.(quar.)—.—.
37%c
Seton
2-16
(S-a)__—
Bank
State
1- 2
1-31
15c
—-—,
(quar.)
Servel,J|nc.,
1
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Star Industries, class A (quar.)
Selected
ment
3-
Tobacco
Amer.
Materials, Ltd.
Stanley Brock Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
12-15
1- 2
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
co*v
2nd preferred, (quar.).
American shares (quar. from invest¬
50c
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Radio, .Ltd.
Class B
12- 1
class A
A (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common
Paper
Stanfields,
Co.—
Security Title & Guaranty
!
—__——Ii—•
Security Title Insurance (Lbs Angeles) (quar.)
Bee's Candy Shop, class A (quar.)—
B
12-15
12-20
1
40c
preferred
Standard
12-21
12- 1
1-2
>
Corp., com. (stock div.)
Securities Acceptance
Class
1
1
1-
Name
(Ohio)—
Co.
preferred
6%
12-21
20c
$2.50
.
"'
Stock
11-
(quarj
preferred
$1.60
Standard Paving &
12-14
12-15
'12-15
12-14
Realty, $5 preferred A
Cities
Oil
•Standard
12-15
12-21
12-21
3%
31 Vic
(quar.;
Extra
United
Instrument,
Standard
3%%
1-2
50c
35c
(quar.)
■'
Second
Dredging,
Standard
12-15
1- 2
1- 2
,
2c
—
(New
Bank
Second
Standard
.
—
preferred A
Seaboard
5c
10c
(quar.)
Extra
1-1-2
l-iz
1-20
2- l
z- 1
2- 1
Per
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)l_—
Industries
Chemical
Stamford
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher.
•.
preferred
$4
Payable of Rec.
1-15
12-27
Share
25c'
of Company
Williams
&
Scott
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name
Virginia
(quar.)
Extra
8
Wabash
Magentics
1-15
12-14
Wagner
Baking
1-
12-13
Waialua
2
Smelting
Chemicals &
1-
3%
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
Agricultural
7%
Co..
pfd.
Ltd—
(accum.)__
—
$1.75
25c
2
1-16
1-
2
Vs..
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
(52)
^
Name of Company
•
1
quarterly
Walker
Stock dividend
Walter' (Jimj
Warner
Prfeferrefi (annual)'
(quar.)
--.:
————
Fixture" Co.—
7.. 7...
Showcase
&
preferred
%5%
1-
2
1-15
1-
„
9
1-2
$1.25
*
1-
1
12-20
18c
•
1-2
2-15
12-30
26V4c
1- 2
f" 50c
: 5uc
,
1-
$1.50
„
r
12-
12-28
,
7 1- 2
V
12-15
1-1
31V4C
12-20
7 20c
'
preferred (quar.)——————
junior preferred (quar.)—————
Weissberg (H. R.), Corp.—■
>. •••»'
Increased, monthly
6%
..
.
12-20
,1- 1
12-20
1
12-20
7 10c /
,
__
1-10
12-26
2-15
2-1
3-15
3- 1
sale
Management
Wellington
1-12
1-2
Class
.
B
West
17'A c
I71/2C
class
on
Seashore
&
Jersey
Special gtd.
RR.
1-
Penn
$1.50
(s-a)—__—:—
12-15
Steel,
Canada
1-15
12-15
2
12-11
'•>
1-
3
12-20
+85c
1-
1
12-15
tl5c
1-15
12-29
Natural
Western
5%
Gas,
) 4.72%
preferred
2nd
712-11
1
1-12'
621/2 c
2-
1
1-
$
12-15
2-
1
1-
5
2-
59c
———
1
1-
5
1-31
1-
5
68c
2-
1
1-5
35c
1-.15
12-26
59c
(quar.)—
7' 683Ac
preferred (quar.) %—
5.44% 3nd preferred (quar.)
$2,75
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Common (quar,)
(5%; preferred
2-12
,
1st preferred (quar.)
4.72%
.
1
;>:• 371/2 c
(quar.;-—■
pid.
~
1-
$1.50
(quar.)-———--——-----$2.50 class A (quar.)—————
Western Power & Gas
3-
$1
—1_———■
7-j,
!'
(quar.)—-i—
its
present
■
$1.25
1-
12-
2
8
$1.25
4-2
Western
Union
telegraph
35c
1-15
12-22
Westfair
Foods,
Ltd., class
50c
1-15
(12-15,
.$1
1-15
subordinated
registered
8%
7 xk %
subordinated
preferred
^Common.-
.
(quar.)_w———-—-—
(quar,)
—
A (quar.)
'
j--——j----—
,
3-12
Laren
Bernard, Winkler & Co.
.
.
■
Motor
White
5»/r%.
Co.,-
pfd.
(quar.)—
Corp.—---7—-1— -7.—-i,-----'■
Whiting
Yards,
Stock
Union
Wichita
8
Joseph Mayr &
8
McLaughlin,
Co.
12-15
Wilcox'Oil Co.—
7
'■
;
Stockholders
Will
approve a
two-for-one.
Baumer Candle—-———
&
spilt
Trust
Co.,
1-
5
1-19
12-21
1-
12-11
2
1-26
10c
1-
;
2
12-
1
1-2
&
r
Common
Company,
Common
r
2
12-15
1
40c
40c
8-
1
7-6
40c
11-
1
10-5
-/ $1.06 %
;7 1-
1
(quar.) —7.7.'
common
(quar, i
—i_
(quar.) —-_——.
$4.25, preferred -tquarj—
,
4-
.
6
■712-15
Wisconsin Electric Power—
$1.50
6% -preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Fuel & Light
Wisconsin
,
1-12
1-
'
(quar.)—
income
Southern
Gas
on
12-29
1-15
,12-29
75c
Oil
Stock dividend
1-31
1-
4c
-
,
15c
12-31
12-28
1
1-10
2-
1-15
2
12-22
1-
2
12-18
1-2
Woddall
1-15
Industries,
preferred (s-a)—
—
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
4Y2%
preferred (q|uar.)_
Worcester County National Bank (quar.)
Work Wear Corp. ———
—_____
Inc.,
Bros.,
Fund','Inc.,
Co.
2
2
12-20
U5c
1-15
12-29
1-12
12-31
45c
1-2
18 %c
12-18
1-15
2
12-
25c
1-
2
12-20
25c
(monthly)——
1——
Xerox
Corp.
(increased)——.
Express
Yale &
Towne
Stock
Yellow
2-
1
1-19
Water
12-29
Inc.
(quar.)—.
2
12-12
1-2
12-12
10c
(Ind.)__
1-
2%
—
Batteries
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-8
1-12
25c
dividend
Freight Lines,
1-2
7c
—
1-10
12-27
10 c
—
—
—
(quar.)—
3-15
2-28
10c
6-15
5-31
10c
—
9-15
8-31
37c
1-
2
12-15
$1
—,———
1-
2
12-13
(J. S.), common———
7%
preferred (quar.).
:
Voungstown Steel Door (quar.)
5%
Bros.,
preferred
preferred
5%
series
7%
Zale
^
common
(quar,)—!
12-13
1-15
12-29
50c
1-
1
12^19
17 VaC
1-
1
12-19
62 Vac
1-
1
1-
1
12-19
(quar.)—'—-.
preferred (quar.)--—
each
33
shares
25c
one
books
not-closed
1-10
12-11
1-10
—
Seller's, Ltd., common (quar.)
V 4%%
preferred (quar.)
•Transfer
12-11
for
this
t35c
2-
1
1-
2
156 Vic
—
2-
1
1-
2
dividend.
$ Payable, in .Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%,
• less British Income tax.
at
Company
emphasized
officials
stock
certificates
After
the
be
to
value.
On Jan.
stock of record,
number
of
1962,
19,
on
of $10
not
date
&
Co., Inc——,
Koch
&
Co.,
Inc.—
outstanding
presently
that
sent
in
the
to
of
stock
common
Following
of
all holders
par value
cents
share
a
and General Merchandise
directors of the
;
r'
the
Co.
of
considered one of
is
.,7.7
directors
an¬
founded in
..
,
'
■:
'
.
7
1938
the most modern facilities in the mail
<77 "•
777'7*
7":
-
7
order
7 •
-'7
deriving
were
1.4
in 1902 by James
company.—V. 194,
"7'
7
Cement Co.—Appointment—
:
1
r
Proctor
Scliuette
&
Taranton .Investment
Registered—
7,
.
,
,
Co.,
7;
company of 1807 North Central. Ave,, Phoenix,- Ariz., filed a
registration statement with, the SEC on . Dec. 20 covering $465,000 Of
10-year, 8 % debentures, to be offered for.-public. sale, (without under¬
common
.
common
writing) at $15,000 per debenture. Syndicate- subscription rights ap¬
purtenant to each debenture consist of the right to subscribe to not
less than 1/35 of the ownership of .certain real estate syndicates not
yet formed hereafter to be offered by the issuer.
1
''
s.
The company was organized under Arizona law in November 1961 to
engage broadly in the real estate' syndication business, the investment
business, the land business, the real estate brokerage business, the
securities brokers ge business, the property management and develop¬
ment business; the underwriting', and securities 'issuance business, and
the
mortgage business. Its primary function,
however/ will be to
organize, and thereafter to issue and distribute, through its subsidiary
Proctor
(Pierce
Schuette" &" Taranton, Securities
Co.)
jso-called
real
estate
syndicates, an: arrangement whereby a real estate investment
by a number of people who join together, especially for such
purpose, each contributing a fixed proportion of the necessary capital.
The $465,000 estimated net proceeds from the debenture sale Will be
invested in first mortgages; land contracts and other investments, with
an emphasis both on liquidity and yield.
;
The company has outstanding 60,000 shares of common stock, of
Which Carroll J. Pierce, board chairman and
president, and Edwin E.
Proctor, William E. Schuette arid Alman J. Taranton, vice-presidents,
is
declared
•
.
have
two corporations
■
was
7
V
7"
1279.
Pierce
a
applicable to the last
Dec. 28, 1961, and payable
on
=
'
v
Milwaukee
df
7
7
'
This
stock
old
quarter of 1961 to stockholders of record
on Jan; 15, 1962.
j "
7
p; .1846;
•
Inc.^-Debentures
v.'';'.;';
on
Co.—Proposed Merger—7
Corp., this issue.-—V. 194,
~
of common stock held
share
;
special meeting of stockholders,
the
70
$25
interest, convertible
7,
' ■ ■ - •
The Chase Manhattan Bank of New York City, has been appointed
registrar for the'convertible preferred stock.—V. 194, p. '2663.
company for
there will be sent to
■
•
p.
the effective date of the amendments, certificates for
for. each
annual
t
3,000
3,000
par
before.the split.
t
was founded as The Golden Rule Store
Cash Penney, who is still active as a director of the
value shares of common stock equal to twice the
number of $25 par value shares of common stock previously held by
them.
Common stockholders will then have three $10 par value shares
a
-
billion.! It
such
amendments,
the
:
6,000
exchange.
outstanding stock
certificates will be treated as evidencing,; and will automatically repre¬
sent, the same number of shares of the new common stock, $loi par
are
effective
-
6,000
Hoffman
Co
both common and preferred,
in person or by proxy.
at the meeting
1550.
..
made
"While
final -decision has been made with respect to dividends after
no
the
split, directors previously expressed their intention, subject to
earnings and other factors which affect dividend policy, to declare a
dividend on the new stock applicable to the first quarter of 1962 of 25
cents a share. Such dividend, if declared, would be paid oh or about
April 16, 1962.—V. 194, p. 1950.
f;.*.'''
■
own
Industries, Inc.—Proposed
company-announced,at-its annual stockholders meeting that, it
the plastic container business
through the cash purchase
interest in National Plastics Co., Inc., a privately owned
plastics molding firm in Kansas City, Mo,
of
enter
,
Henry L. Mclntyre, President of Pacific Industries, reported to stock¬
that the purchase had been approved by Pacific Industries'
board of directors. Dec. 14.
The purchase price, to be paid in cash, was
'not announced,:
■>/,
"■
•'
holders
Mclntyre indicated that National Plastics,' With 60 employees,
had sales-Of $1,035,000 in its latest fiscal year, primarily in the injec¬
tion molding of caps, valves, and other container parts. Pacific Indus¬
tries Will immediately add blow molding facilities
so
that National
Mr.
Plastics
"We
will
henceforth
believe
.
produce
complete
bottles
1
.
''
i-1
and
other
plastic
this
technique'offers real profit opportunities," Mr.
Mclntrye said.
"The combination of the experience of National with
the resources of Pacific .Industries will give us a strong position in the
rapidly growing plastic container field."
At the
annual
meeting, "Pacific Industries stockholders re-elected
the
company's board of nine directors and authbrized future issuance of
250,000 shares of $10 preferred stock for possible acquisition purposes.
—V.
194,
Pako
p.'1723.
;
.
.
,
'
;
,
source.
the
/,
'
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Corp.—Additional
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
,
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
5 7/s%
5 >4%
term loan due
term loan" due
1963 "to'1974
annually to 1964'
loans payable monthly _to 1964—■- '
Common stock (par $2,50)——
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,000,000
300,000
13,300
6%
1,2o"o"66o shs?
,
.
,.
largest U. S. producers
.
,
907,054 shs.
of
hot-melt
adhesives
and
coatings for
and graphic arts industries; it recorded annual sales in
$3,000,000 during its most recent fiscal period.
The agreement also includes purchase of Pyroxylin Products Co. of
of
excess
.
,
Pennsylvania, Inc., a new facility at Kimberton, a suburb of Phila¬
delphia, the announcement stated.
The unit starts production this
month
and is one of the "first semi-automated plants of its kind.
The
Chicago
and Kimberton
companies jointly own' 49%
of
Productos
Pyroxilin de Mexico, S. A., -an interest also to be acquired by Pierce &
Stevens.
The
total; purchase
will exceed $1,000,000 comprising 40,000 shares
capital stock and-an Undisclosed cash sum.
The
which markets its products throughout the United
States, Canada, Mexico and Europe, will be operated as wholly-owned
subsidiaries under present managements.
When the transaction is con¬
of Pierce
& Stevens
Pyroxylin
group,
cluded in
facilities
Fort
January,
1962,
the combined companies will have production
six locations, including two plants in Buffalo
Ontario, Canada.—V. 194, p. 746.
in
Erie,
Pioneer Restaurants, Inc.—Common
This
and
one
in
t
Registered^-
of 1626 J Street, Sacramento, Calif., filed a registra¬
the ,SEC on Dec,. 21. covering 125,000: shares of
common
stock, of which. 75,000. shares are - to be offered for public
sale by the company and '50,000 shares, being outstanding stock'
by
Sam Gordon, President and principal stockholder.
Stewart, Eubanks
company
statement
tion
Financing Details-^-Our Dec.
25, 1961 issue reported the sale on Dec. 21, of 150,000
shares of, this firm's common stock at $14.75 per share.
Additional financing: details follow:.
Non¬
,r>
the packaging
80%
an
,
The corporation has contracted to purchase all "Outstanding common
and preferred stocks of Pyroxylin Products, Inc.,
Chicago, A. L. Stevens,
President, of Pierce & Stevens,: announced.
Pyroxylin Products is' one
Acquisition—
The
will
each.
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp.—Proposed Acquisi'n
.
Pacific
25%
Meyerson
&
with
Co.
heads
iist of underwriters. Tlie public offering
are-to be supplied by amendment. The
4,000_ shares ..underlying four-year warrants
the
and underwriting terms
price
statement
also
includes
.
the
Previously published, date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is Indicated here,
t Payable In U. s. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
zLess Jamaica Income tax.
y
Gianis
&
■
by Mr. Kritzik. While
originally operated as a wholesale catalog mail order company, cur¬
and
of the shares entitled to vote,
represented
maturity/- 5(/a %
years
p.
Penney operates 1,700 retail department stores in 48 States
all of its sales from its retail operations.
Fiscal- 1960 sales
share class
held)—
193,
company
.field.'
Incorporation which will change, the presently authorized 25,000,000
shares of common stock, $25 par value, into 75,000,000 shares of com¬
mon stock, $10 par value, effective Dec. "29, 1961.
:.
v
12-19
$1,25
——
Jewelry
(quar.)
B (stock dividend of
for
1-2
25c
;«
(quar.)
Class
B
$1.75
—
Younker
&
^
Haas,
containers.'
Young
15
are:
6,000
Stockholders approved amendments to the company's restated Articles
1
IOC
————
b.—i
(reduced)
Mfg.
Transit
Yocam
York
System-
6,000
of
of
Yale
Cinder
Schuss
$0.24
rently most of its business is done by direct mail and through 'phone
and catalog stores. Sales in fiscal I960 were $37 million. In November^,
1961, it opened its first self-service department store at Appleton, Wis.
'Company ••• headquarters- are -located- -in:- Milwaukee,.- and the bulk of its
sales are to customers in the Midwestern States.
Its main warehouse,
located in the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa, is completely automated
6,000
——
508,638
.
PrlvatjeJyTrJl 77 ^7^7'77:j;,7.-7; ;7;': „)
General Merchandise Co.
it
12-29
1-
$1
_r_—-u.—---—
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.,)
Monthly
1-
$3
1-
56V4C
—
.Worth
Soil—__
Inc..
Co.,
:
7
$0,29
.
30c
Inc.—
Woodward Iron, 6%
Wool Combing Corp,
Woolf
Over 83%
were
12-18
$$1.50
preferred (quar,)—
Wood (John) Industries, Ltd., class A—_
140c
4.50%
t$1.12Va
preferred
(quar,)—--—---—--
share
ness."
a
dividend
Alexander, Ltd.—
6%
&
Co.,
&
Inc.
John
9,000
V
of the transaction will be subject to approval by the
of General Merchandise; as well as to the usual legal and
auditing examinations.
^
;
Commenting on the proposal, J. C. Penney, President W. M. Batten
stated that
"The prospective
acquisition" of General Merchandise by
Penney's will permit us to expedite our. entrance into the mail order
field and to diversify further our retail operations."
;
- 7
General Merchandise President David Kritzik expressed his* belief that
"the resources, personnel, and other facilities of the Penney organiza¬
tion will greatly accelerate the growth and development of our busi¬
special meeting held Dec. 20, stockholders. of the company ap¬
proved overwhelmingly a 3-for-i split of the common stock, as proposed
and
recommended
by the management.
Chairman James B. Black
presided'.-:
7: •"7V _•!—7.;" 'V.
7"
' 7 ■; "7 '*
1- 2
1-
10%
both class A & B
12-12
1-10
8c
f
2
1-12
20c
—
Wood
2
25c
——___—
(quar.)-7.
(quar.)—;
———7__-7
Witco Chemical
(quar.)
————
Wolf Corp.. (increased-monthly )
——:——
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
(increased)
Wometco Enterprises—
Wiser
1-15
Fund, Inc.—
investment
From
Wisconsin
1-31
He
1
&
&
Preiss,
Inc.—
Co.,
Gruss
Kook
Crerie
1616.
p.
539,138
.
'
124,284
stockholders
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Split Approved—
At
12-15
1-
25c
Wilson
&
194,
-
'-7-,'.
'"•••
1960
Consummation
7
Inc
Oscar
12,000
:
$2,343,795
155,389 "
approved a proposal
acquisition of General Merchandise Co. by. Penney.
The pro¬
posal contemplates the issuance of a 0.37 share of Penney common stock
for
each
outstanding shafe df General Merchandise common stock'..
Shares
9,000
6,000
S
^
7
-
the
for
Co.
Co.—
Simonson
Cohen,
12,000
Co
'
-
1961
•
-
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
540,000 shs.
700,000 shs.
3%
•
were
as
described in Pall's proxy-statement issued
that the price of the common, stock was increased to
from $43: originally contemplated. • The terms of the
Permanente
12-29
.
5-
$2
.
—V.
5
1-
•
:i%.
.
Bohmfalk
&
1
.
H.
U—
Inc
L. Salomon
7
Get. '31
Parker Rust Proof
12,800
12,800
Myron A. Lomasney &
&
'
.
.
"! 7 "
-^7---::
of
as
See Hooker Chemical
20,000
12,000
Co
Kaufman
except
$62.—V.
12-15
1-19
25c
,
12-, 8
F.
'•
"
(s-a) ————"f 7'
(Conn.)
.
:
6
7 !-15
.
$2
'.J:''
'
1—■
Will Ross; Inc.
(quar.)—77—1"
Wllliams-McWllliams Industries (stock div.)
Willimantic
':7
1-12
at
9,215
v
Co;7t-^_'v
transaction
nounced that the
10,000
20,000
7 '
"
/•sh»re7^t7^-l--u7-i>-,7^-i^l-%7'-"7
2,
debentures
100,000
10,000
per
per
$40
1,178,594
20,000
12,000
————^12,000
Ziinmermann &
Newman,
1-12
.12-
1-1
vioc
.
r-7'-'
preferred ''(s-a) 7.;--—-———
4%
$1.31%
,
i—___
12-
'
v,
Co.—
12-
,
Nov.
2,000
Shares
12-15
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
to
the terms
and, conditions
of
the
underwriting agreement, the company has agreed to sell to each of
the
underwriters
named
below, and each of the underwriters has
severally agreed to purchase at $3 per share the common stock of
the company as set forth opposite its name below;
12-10
1-15
BSC
-7%
preferred (quar.)
1-2
30c >
Westmoreland, Inc.
(quar.)--——
1-1
7" 171/2 c :
Weston (George), Ltd.. class A (quar.)
1- 1
$71/20
Class B
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.—
25c
1-2
New common
(initial quar.)——_—
v
2- 1;
$1,43%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
7 2- 1:
$1
4%
prior lien (quar.)—
1- 2 .'
-50c
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (reduced,)-—
,.7 $1.25; i. 1-2
? $5
preferred (quar.)—7—7,——r«—
and
$54,725
125,000
■■3%
Inc.
Krashoff,
Executive' •Vice-President,"-" reported- thatv ori ?
the-corporation sold - to -Continental- Assurance Company and
its affiliate, ^Continental - Casualty- Company, i a $1,000;000 subordinated
convertible note and ?10,000 shares of- class A stock.: Principal terms
notes,
promissory
1967———
indebtedness—i—
—J
to purchase common stock at
$3 per share expiring Dec. 20, 1966
Options to purchase common stock at
$2.64 per share expiring Nov. 1, 1967
Options to purchase common stock at
$3.30 per share expiring Aug. 31, '66
Warrants to purchase common stock at
$2.50 per share expiring July 18, '67
Common
stock
(par 20c)——J
4
4
Kinnard,
12,
The
; due
4'
7
Inc;
Inc.—
Abraham
Dec.
Outstanding
Sundry
Option
tor
Securities Sold
;
r,
$100,000
15,000
due
Co.,
Co.
-Woodard-Elwopd" &
outstanding
Earnings
debenture
1967-_1-------------.--registered subord. bonds, due 1964
bonds,
-
-Harold E'. - Wood &
_7l-^:J7.
-earnings
Shares
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
8%
12-15
5%
EFFECT
GIVING
&
&
$2,^82,190
Net
.
"Oz Publishing Corp."
name
CAPITALIZATION
Loewi
Craig*Hallum,
Three Months Enjied Oct. 31—
„
contemporary
12-20
1
1-
...
engaged principally in the design, production
and conventional greeting cards.
is
company
of
4
-
r
2770.
Operating Results
The
12-20
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
;% Common
6 % preferred
The
12-20
1-
121/2 c
(quar%———
(Toronto) (quar.) —
Ltd. —,—j———v
Co.
Western Assurance
pfd.
5%
Petroleum.
York.
New
to
'
1-15
30c
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.) — ——
Western
2
1-15
-
Westates
2
■
7-4%%
West
1-
12-15
2
1-
$1.50
Power, Co.
;.s/::.77
$1,121/2
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
4.20%
preferred B (quar.)——-i——
$1,021/2
4.10% preferred C (quar.)———----$1.10
West Texas Utilities, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)—
West
1-2
1-12
B__7—7—
(s-a)_———
class
&
A
1-12
20c
(quar.)_-„
Extra
,
6
4
Inc.—:ii
>
company's name when organized on Dec. 30, 1953, was "The
Oz
Corporation." By amendment to its Certificate of Incorporation
on
June 28, 1956, the company's name was changed to "Oz Greeting
Cards, Inc.": on May 1, 1959, the Certificate of Incorporation was
further amended and the name of the company was thereby changed
10c
__—iu--——-i—v,
Co., class A——
'
1-
81'Ac
3%%
Monthly
7
&- Co.;
This. Glen Cove; Long Island company ..has. reported the .best ;first
quarter -in Its' history.
This7 is: the: seventh successive "year, in ; whicll
the company has reported major growth.
• '
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' 7. -
BUSINES'S-r-The corporation, Vwhich is. an outgrowth; of - a business
originally founded by Oscar D. Freetigood as a sole proprietorship in
the late 1940,'s and which subsequently operated as a partnership, was
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York on Dec. 30,
1953; The company's principal executive offices are at 156 Fifth Ave.,
1-1
$1.06 Y*
75c
p.
194,
Dain
M.
(Inc.)
7t Patt Corp.—^Quartefly Re^qi'tT^4 777,
•'
'
10c
t
-i-V.
-
'
*
Stores,
-6
Co.,
Byllesby '& Co.
Kalman
:
Inc.——
&
M.
Dempsey-T6g:eler & Co.; Inc.
;■
6
Reynolds
mated at $332,238; will be used by the company for the
repayment of debt, purchase of additional equipment, a
new product line; modernization of shipping facilities;
and working capital. ;
7
'
7 1 r
1"
12-18
2
'%*■ 1
■
.
.
(quar.)i._;—.%_«——
Dec. 21, 1.961 prospectus, Laren Co., 26 Broadway,
New; York? City,, offered publicly, 140,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $3 per share. Net proceeds, estU
a
,
12-22
.
■
6
.
Inc
Co.
,-J.
6
Co.i__——
&
H.
Co,'Inc.--8
Peabody,&
&
%•
"Shearson, Hammill-& Co._l-_
25
Johnston,- Lemon '&, ;Co."——-
: :
, 4
Publishing Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
Oz
%
&
i/
—
Becker
G.
A.
1-12"
1-19
■ -
Jackson
Allyn & Co._;__
C.
Bache
Horn--
vately to certain institutional investors through
blower & Weeks, New York .Cityj
12-15
2-5
22 VaC
.coiniriqn (quar.)_—Lr-——,
($4.25 preferred (quar.)—7--—
Weiboldt
$3%
12-15
12-15
25c
Wayne Knitting Mills '(quar.)—
Wel?b & KnaPP, Inc., $6 pref. (accum.)——
Weber
1-1
30c
Bros! Co.
(quar.)
Warren Telephone,, $5 preferred (quar.)—_
Washington National Insurance Co.
(Evaiiston,
111.)
(quar.)—
—*
—
Waste King Corp., 6%
preferred C (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)—
—
A.
shares
'
Warren
:
Dec.
12-16
1-2
them.
Webber,
Kidder,
27, -1961, it was. reported: that 30,000 outstanding
of this firm's capital stock had been sold pri¬
12-22
1
N
by
Paine,
.
.
„
Transportation Co.;—Stock Sold Privately—
Overnite
1-20
16c
(quar.)—r^~
(quar.)
Company
12-22
•
1-
37VaC
Pictures
Bros-.
Warner
12-15
1-20
'
; Curtis
3%
-
Warner
2
Continued from page10
20C
preferred (quar.)—,,
common
Co.,
Bros.
offered
■
12-27
1-
ioc
(quar.-
5Va%
Ward Baking:Co.,
Investment
1-12
1-10
7>/2C
———
-
corp.
,
12-20
9
■2-
$2.50
(quar.)——,——
Productions
Walt Disney
12-20
1-2
20c
2%
Apartments Corp. (Philadelphia)---,
Grove products, new. com.
(initial)
Waxiiut
1
.
12-21
1-
,
dividend——.-r—
Walnut
1-15
*40c
5c
(increased)-—(quar.)—
Tiernan
&
"Stock
Shoe
B.)
(B.
WaUace
Worts, Ltd.
Oooderham. &
I—'
1-.—
Walker-• (Hiram),
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
below
have
named
severally
"agreed, subject to the" terms and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
ment
with-, the company -and- the- "selling * stockholders/' to purchase
froni the. cpmpany and the selling stockholders - in* the respective
percentages set forth below;
the 150,000-shares of common stock
General Corporation and
Payable of Rec<
.Share
;
Holders
When
Per
,
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
to the underwriter, exerpisable. initiajly,.-at. 110% of the
public
offering -price.
;.
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! - 7.' •,v, 7 .* "7:
Organized' under California law in July'19617 *the company 4s-trie"
surviving -corporation of - a statutory- -merger" in ' December 1961' of
issued
seven
were
and
California corporations; five of: Which .(Called Samrs :or
Stan'st
engaged in the operation, of individual, restaurants in Sacramento
the; sixth,
Sam's
Rancho
Realty,
Inc.,. oWned"
the
real
-property
Number 6121
195
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
one of the restaurants is located. All of the outstanding
merged companies was owned by Gordon or by two other •
wholly .owned by him. of the net proceeds from the com-:,
pany's sale qf additional stock, $230,000 will be -used for expansion
and -improvement of business^ and- the* balance for eaiiy
retirement '
of a portion of interest-bearing -debt and contracts and to augment
working -capital, v
*. • **• • •»•/*•' \ -*\
' ». ■ '
which
upon
the beginning of its operations
Since
in Janiiary, 1957, the company
of a standard line of products
stock of the
devoted' its
companies
President, said
and. also the research and development of special products for specific
customers. Aa a result of- its efforts, in January .1900, the company
,
began
In
•'
addition. to
the
Certain1 indebtedness,
shares' of • common
Gordon
Which
of
of
the
(and
to
proposes
Wnd 23.8%. "of vthe class B. The remaining class B
byr H Street Investment Corp. and J Street Investwjhoily. owned *by .Gordon. ,
Y/
I
50,000 shares)
shares
ment
are
owned.
Corp.,
,
The
'
production-for the company*.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
n.'/:™.
PneumoDynamics
Common Registered—
l;(
Y
This
company of 3781 East. 77th" Street, Cleveland, Ohio,
registration- statement with the ' SECvOn Dec.
22
covering
filed
a
—V.
:
.194,
(.par
:
r
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..
;
The
■'
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• \
._
or
through underwriters headed by Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
and Estabrbok & .Co. The public offering px*ice and
underwriting terms
are to be. supplied by amendment.
•.
' '
'
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The company is a manufacturer pf hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical,
andYelectromecha'iiical precision equipment for aerospace,, Ordnance/ v
lias
company
income
net
for
reported,
$262,800
of
after
Co.
\
\
J961 earnings amounted to $1.60
42; cents* per share of Vcommon,- compared
marine, .and .industrial, /uses/- with particularly' emphasis pn advanced
research and engineering vwork - in-all these- fields.: The
company will *
purpnase 'all-: of- ,the capital stock of - Cleveland Pneumatic Industries, :
Inc., 1 (CPI), "for 200,500 common .shares and $2,000,000 in cash. CPI,
per
Ohio -company • engaged in ,the manufacture of aircraft
landing
gear, is how the oiyper/of 325,000 shares (59.1%)
of the outstanding
earnings
share of class A
in/the previous fiscal
of
:
the
/company. The - stock- of CFI
is
'In; the. annual/
stated
by its
two
profit-sharing .trusts - for /employees, which are the selling stock¬
holders of. the 50,000- shares; Of the 'net proceeds from the
company's Y
sale pf additional
.Stocky-.$2,000,000 .will bV Used as the cash portion
of
the
purchase price of Cpl, and the .balance will be added to
working capital.
■
■YYY'; •->:
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for
The
and'
Cleveland
Pneumatic
all
such
shares.- CPI
-Tool
Co.'
and
the
the 325,000
of
San
125,000 shares
®CC0lu:it
•
stockholders.
New
York,
of
of
Carlos,, Calll'.. filed "a
capital
the
14,000
and
company
and
Tlle
company is. principally engaged
ture/ and sale of instrumentation
•
and; related
had
sales
the
amount
to
proceeds
and
be
of
received
improvement
by
of
the
454,000 shares
ties
and
of
this firm's
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
making
are
a
to
common
Exchange Commission
the
be
first
sold
was
public
on
Brothers,
'
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the
stock
filed with
was
Y
28.
named to manage the underwriting group
of the company's stock,
The shares
;
:
The- company of 21 West, Putnam Ave., Greenwich;
Conn., explores
ior oil and natural
gas by drilling wells on property in which it acquires
/
by acquiring partlciuaOne internsds m -veils, in oonuucting
operations, Prudential Oil acts as agent on behalf of the pur¬
of the Drilling Fund.—V.
194, p. 1550.
or
chasers
Prufcoat Laboratories, Inc.—Common
Offered—Chace,
Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.,
Boston, and associates, of¬
29, 1961, 60,000 shares of this
$14 per share.
Of the total,
13,000 were sold for the company and 47,000 by a stock¬
holder. Net proceeds will be used
by the company to
purchase materials and equipment incident to the estab¬
lishment of a plant in Atlanta and to purchase additional
laboratory and test equipment.
y'//
fered
firm's
publicly
Dec.
on
stock
common
used
at
engaged
resin
or
to -reduce
are
Co.,
of
company
63
Main
corrosion
losses
distributed: under
Inc.,
in
the
trade
wholly-owned
a
wide variety
a
name
of industries.
"Prufcoat"
subsidiary,—V.
194,
bv
p.
Its
products
Prufcoat
Sales
:Y YY/
1427.
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings—
*
Period End. Nov. 30—
/
Ry.
Ry.
operating
1961—Month—1960
$317,496
revenue-
operating
expenses
128,871
.
,
1961—11 Mos.—1960
/
$294,019
$2,946,696
133,599
1,452,731
$3,074,958
1,460,076
'
Net rev.
Net;
from ry.
ry;' oper."
194,
p.
ops.
•
$188,625
$160,420
75,416
65,113
income/.-!:
2663.
Y:■/'''-"////
on
cents
$1,493,965
$1,614,882
664,972
708,890
:s
V.'a
Dec, 11, 1961 offering circular, Bertner Bros.* New York
City; Earl Edden Co/, Rockville Centre, N. Y., and Max
Philipson; & Co.y Inc., Utica, N. Y., offered publicly,
25,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per share.
/The stock was all sold* Net proceeds, estimated at
$9,000,
will be used
by the cohipany for additional equipment,
inventories, - repayment of debt| ; and working capital, /
/
BUSINESS—The company' was incorporated in New! York on May
24r 1956, and has its principal office at 104 Fickard Drive, Syracuse.
It. is engaged in the design and. manufacture of microwave
electronic
components
and
.commenced: active
operations
in
January.
1957.
The
manufacture
of its prodyc.ts began in July, 1957.
company's. electrdnic /products are utilized both as electronic
engineering tesit ihstruhientg vi.n, the. developmental laboratory and as
The
/''
"
.
Hankers
of
stock
''
one
the
of
Florida
largest
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Glass-Tite
Net
/•' Y i///:': rY
,
from
revenue
1961—Month—1960
-$405 840[i
235,779
hi
produced microwave systems. These products are
used by
manufacturers and developers of missiles, aircraft detection
devices, air control systems, systems for radar mapping, of land areas,
communications, weather forecasting by radar detection and the like.
Microwave
mass
components
are
1
electro-mechanical
devices
which
detect
control ultra high frequency electromagnetic
energy in: Various ways
todecrease, pass, block,filterv or amplify the energy* supplied, to
them. The: components produced by the
company range in size from
one cubic inch to-four feet in length and 10 inches in diameter. The
selling price of-;these components range from $30.00 to approximately
or
.
$8,000
-
per ,* unit,., higher price
being- dependent upon the amount of
design ^and "the"complexity of the .Unit: These- components include
such items
as-.attenuators,- filters, couplers, microwave absorbers and
terminations,>.
■
,
•
•
..
real
*
American
-
/
!
1961—11 Mos.—1960
•
$1,551,364
225,124
2,655,694
$158,056
38,134
$1,895,670
494,416
$4,724,727
2,643,212
:
,
44,7o0
$2,081,515
695;153
:.
.
Corp,,
Sell Trenton Plant-
this issu3.—V.
194,
p.
2338,
"
.
/
I
of 56.7%.
in profits during the fiscal year ended Sept.
announced by the international packaged food com¬
annual report to stockholders,
Net" income after taxes
totalled $3,140,319 for the year, or $1.^4 a share: compared with $2,003,357, or 93 cents a share, in 1960.
/
;
;
Tampa
and
United
Kingdom,
increase
1961,
30,
was
in
pany:
The
its
which operates in Woburn, Mass.; Little Falls, N, Y.;
Plant: City; Fla;; as well as in Canada, Jamaica and the
company,
reported
operations
profit from
$1,842,979,
of
or
or 30 cents
stockholders
rose from
7,511/to 9,352 during the' year and the nrimbet; of shares,
outstanding as ;of Sept. 30,
1961 was 2,520,198 as. compared? with
2,136,101 last year.
/..
■
• -/••
■/■•'
/
73
cents
/
share, in fiscal 1961, compared with $1,716,581,
a
share,' last
a
increase of 7.4%. The riumber
year—ari
of
,
Capital gains contributed $1,297,340, or 51 cents a share,! to the
profit, compared with $286,776, or 13 cents a share, last year.
A substantial portion of the total capital gains resulted from the sale
of the Industrial Food Services Division of Canadian Food Products,
and investments in diversified
may also loan money
to other
said land;
on
*
.
2273.
p.
$383 180
/
$170,061
Chemical
Thiokol
An
•
'
& Development
Mortgage
/
.
Salada-Shirr iff-Horsey Ltd.—Annual Report—
,
a
North
' Y
ry.
St. Regis Paper Co.—To
see
;
,
'Y
;
Iiidustries,, Inc/ this issue.—V. 194,
operations
ry; operating inc.—
—V. 194, p. 2664.
$1,350,901 $10,080,596 $16,514,490 .!
550,109
"1,843,126 > 6,193,987 v
V■'Y•%"; •'<
thls issue.
total
.
Ltd., for cash
matic
Services,
plus a minority interest in the voting, stock of VendoLtd.,! Grant Horsey, President, disclosed. Other finan¬
highlights of the rport included a 20'Y increase in working capi¬
tal during 1961 to $11,317,793, and a reduction in the funded debt.
cial
-
,
/
addition
to
116,500 shares
Chairman and
100%
indebtedness, the company
certain
company's sales leached
The
'
products,
of
stock,
common
-
President,
of
which
and management officials
owns -64.3%
exercise
public
.
their
will
warrants
after
own,
50.
p.
a new high with the volume of leading
exceeding that of the previous year.—V, 193,
tea,
including
*:■/Y1/'' /■■" /
'■/'
■'Yv*.;:/-.//y/'
/
Scheriley Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
a
as
the prospectus, if the organizers do not
purchase the additional 116,500 shares, the "
sale of new shares,. 142,858 shares, repre¬
senting about 55% of the outstanding stock for which thev will have
paid $1,000,006 representing 85% of the total paid in capital; and the
organizers will own 116,500 shares/ representing about 45%
of the
outstanding stock for which they paid $173,500 representing./15% of
group
According
Frederic
has outstanding
Richmond, Board
to
quarter ended Nov. 30/1961 was $5,478,777 against
of 1980, Lewis S. Rosenstiel,
Net profit for the
to
in the comparable period
and President, announced;
$5,172,939
the
.
/;
'
for dividends of preference stock, earnings were
equal to 90 cents a share on 5,932.341 shares of common stock out¬
standing. This compares with 85 cent3 a share on the same number
Chairman
After
provision,
shares in
of
the
quarter.
1960
YYY
;
quartely earnings, being for an. interim period, are unaudited
subject to adjustment at the close of the company's fiscal year,
The;
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Period End. Nov. 30—
•
1961—Month—1960
Ry.
operating
revenue.
Ry.
operating
expenses :
$1,920,648
and
—V.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
194,
118.
p.
rY■ /,;
.'
■/
/'.-'/
...; /
$1,746,914 $21,288,488 $21,706,723
1,216,680
1,301,638
14,334,237
14,482,904
ops.
$703 968
$445.?'76
$6 954,251
income—
190,139
70,920
2,341,303
$7,223,819,
2,085,024
Seapojcel Metals, Inc.—Merger Approved—
.
of Seaporcel Metals, Inc., and The Cantor Co., meeting
Wilmington, Del,, overwhelmingly voted aDproval of the
Stockholders
Net
Net
—v.
the
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
194,
total
ry.
p. 2664.
/.:/
paid in capital.:
Dec.
to merger the two companies.
The Cantor Co, stockholders/
were unanimous in their
approval of the merger, and Seaporcel stock¬
holders voted 629,750 for, and 7,360 against.
::/Y//;.;/'
/
/ /
will become effective if approved by the Delaware courts
a hearing scheduled to be held Jan. 3, 1962.
According to the terms of the merger approved by the stockholders,
j. A. Cantor of Miami, Fla./ who served as President and Board Chair¬
man of The Cantor Co., will become Chairman of the Board of Directors
The merger
fl-'/
Roadcraft Corp.—Common Registered-
at
5
proposal
at
-
This
corporation of 139 West Walnut Ave,, Gardena, Calif., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 26 / covering 400,000
a
shares
of
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all orunderwriters headed bv Vickers, MacPherson &
public offering price and underwriting terms are
to
be .supplied
by amendment. The statement. also includes 60,000
outstanding shares underlying 3-year options granted to the prin¬
cipal underwriter, by the company's president and sole stockholder,
exercisable at a price to be supplied by amendment.
! Y
►,
/
common
basis
none:
Warwick,
The
.
of
through
Inc.
is
stock
and
for similar purposes)
the
for
leasing,
The prospectus
proposed
a
which
will
of
530,000
Of
Action
insurance
to
of
the
of
Inc.—V.
reported an increase of $2'Y' million in gross sales
months-ended Oct. 31, 1961, compared with the same
/ •.
Y*
.•*•.■-■Y;:
*.-/•/-/ ■;
■/
for the six /months were * $106,727,333, compared
with
corporation
six
sales
coihpatedYwtlh $10,369,306 for 'the corresponding six months
Y/! ' '
!;:-- y ';,-/."
/YY'-'/-"■.■//■./■/■ ■ -Y',
profits, after provisions for depreciation and: income
taxes/was $1,320,887, or $.24 a Share against $1,698,946, or $.31 a share
in I960.—-V. 194, p. 2446.
Y'\ ;Y./
.
year
Net
.
ago.
income and
.
.
.
_
Y
Soo Line RR.—Earnings—
*•'
Period End
Ry.
1961—Month—1960 . , ln61—11 Mos —1960
$6,106,220
$5,776,450 $69,714,949 $74,297,333
Nov. 30—
operating revenue—
Ry.
,
in the sale of fire,/theft and collision insqrance
inobile1 homes. As of Sept. 30. 1961 the book net
$334,786 and of .Action $335,581,
>
company'was
.
'
operating
Net
revenue
5,069,366
expenses.
from
*
56,663,772
5,638,507.
Split—
a
on
,000 from
"reduction
600,000
in
each
share
thus
effecting
A cash: dividend -of
on
the
two-for-one*
record Feb
of
the
number
of
authorized
common
shares,
a
in the par value to 15 cents from 30 -cents, and. the issuance •"
stockholders of record Jan. .25, T962 of. one additional" share /for *
to
shares
In
a
10 cents
spiit
^
twq-for?one split.
operating inc.//
194, p. 2709.
ry.
$1,036,854
* 227,\»64
/■•/
$137,913. $13,047,177 $12*624,997
4,217,063
3,088,858
,
.•■■'/■/
:
a
stock
share has
on
Fete.
been declared
15,
1962,
to
15,
1961,
was
10 cents
announcing the stockholders'
a
.
"■
"
for payment
stockholders
of
'
stock -at $9.25
per
share,
Additional financing details
follow:
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
purchase class, A stoqk-^
Y7^00 Y /
(par $1)'_1—/ 1,000,000 shs.
Class ,B stock
(par $1)
—1,000,000 shs.
Warrants
Class
A
to
stock
UNDERWRITERS
I. Budd Rockower,
'
Additionar Fi¬
nancing Details—Our Dec. 25, 1961 issue reported the
sale on Dec. 22 of 205,710; shares of this firm's-class A
!
share.
special meeting,
Plastic Products, Inc.
,
1, 1962. The previous dividend, paid on the smaller number*
Aug,
61,672,336
ry. •
operacions
Net
—V.
Southbridge
special meeting scheduled for Jan, 3,-1962 stockholders will
a
plan of recapitalization and on amending the company's
articles of incorporation. The plan provides -for an>diwsrease~ to .1*500,.-,
At
that
flow, representing reported! earnihgs from operations,
depreciation reserves, increased very-slightly: $10,372,103
in
Y' Rockower Brothers, Inc.—Proposed Stock
vote
194,
•'■/;! ' ■-/•':/'/ / '' %--' /•,■
v
this year
1
exchange for all of the outstanding capital
Trailer Sales
Inc.. which i< feneaged as an agent for
carriers
purchasers
worth
of Seaporcel Metals,
Seaporcel,
Sheraton's cash
states that the company will liave outstanding, after*
shares
with
post
$104,210,366 for the same period a year ago.
!' •;
Ernest Henderson,' President; of the 73-hotel:systehi:/ reported
a
860,000 shares ofYcommon stock, all of,
be owned by Stanley N, Lewis, President. He will receive
such shares pursuant to the recapitalization, and an ad¬
330.OOO
Y'1'"':
the first
Gross
.
capital and to
,
Y
which exclude
recapitalization;
ditional
stock
the balance for working
'
/; / .>/,'
/
and
program.
'
same
period a..year ago.
-
sale; $30,000 will be used
to | establish
and . equip
for mobile home sales activities and related ad- /
leasing
The
for
Of the net proceeds
vertising and, promotion, $550,000 for* working capital for carrying ad-/
ditionai inventory of mobile homes for such new locations arid for
existing locations,. $1,000,000 to enable the company to finance a
portion of its mobile home retail, sales -without^ recourse to bank .
financing and possibly to manufacture additional inventory of office
trailers, beid
the
Sheraton Corp/ of America—Sales Up, Net Down—
Y
locations
expand
in
1205.
p.
engaged, in
for use as offices
users,
continue
will
known as Seaporcel,
resulting from the merger, to be
Schwarz of Miami, Fla., President
company
Herbert N.
Inc.,
the business of /designing, manufactur¬
ing arid selling mobile homes and office' trailers in the retail market
/to ijndividuals, and .business/concerns. It is also, engaged .in the leasing 1
of mobile office trailers, particularly to industrial' and' governmental;;
company
the
Inc.
The
.
components
Life
American
of
Y
Period End. Nov. 30—
.
a
tract of land in Olney, Md., to pay off mortgages on two
tracts, and the balance Will be added: to general funds and
working capital and other general corporate purposes,
s 1 1
from "the
Radar Design Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
/
the
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—«
per
(formerly
additional
:
all,
of
Ry, operating revenue..
ky. operating expenses
.
—V.
stockholder
■
St.,
Cambridge, Mass., is
in
the research,
development and ' production of synthetic
plastic-base protective coatings, paints and primers designed
As, a1 result
?
Royal: American* Corp.,
See
-/';%/■ /',.
for
In
"
■
.
BUSINESS—The
:
of
other
,
V
Y
sole
owns
,
American Stcck
,
$8,387,787 $90,557,121 $97,823,954
7,036,886
80,476,525
81,309,464
677,758
2664. '%/;
p.
constructing
or
the
for
v/v-..vyv/-';'! "/f1
-
$1,514,618
inc.
84
company
chase
company offered, without
150 units of its 1962 Drilling*'Fund- at
unit. Net proceeds will be used for the drill¬
or acquiring turnkey contracts or other
participations in test wells involving approximately 10
or more wellsiri; 1962:
Y...
A
'
turn,
in
transaction Ywas; approved
Royat American Inuustries.
Saeg/ertown Glasseals, Inc.—Assets Sold-^—
.
ing of test wells
these
search
See
u
properties.
The company
;
persons
where such loans
are
secured
by mortgages
or
deeds
of
trust/ and may engage in other phases of the real estate business. The
$830,005.28 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used
to pay $275,000 required at time of settlement of the company's pur¬
offering
.
t.The
re-selling
improved
underwriting^
leases,
the
Corp.—Common Registered—
an
to
be- listed, on
to
-
ip
.•...
Corp.) is designed to offer investors an/ .opportunity to; participate
jointly in inye^tnxents jn firjptt and second .mortgages and deed of trust
/ notes; investments in urideveloh'ed'larid for the'purpose of sub-dividing,
;/
/
operating
receive
cnan^ea
stockholders
Royal. American Industries, -Inc.—New Name—
,
J
best efforts basis by Hirschel & Co., which
share selling commission and $30,000 for
expenses; The statement also includes 36,500. shares underlying 4-year
warrants to be sold to the underwriter at 1 cent each, exercisable
from 10 cents to $7 per share:
The prospectus states that 116,500
3-year warrants have been granted to present stockholders to purchase
one
additional share at $7 per share for each share owned of record
Nov. 30, 1961, exercisable during the second, third and fourth years
following }$ie.;i commencement of the offering,
; ;
>•
the Securi¬
/ /.
fqr the account of stockholders.
per
to
: ■■v/
$9,052,176
7,537,558
from ry. ops.
rev,
ry.
"Deficit.—V. 194,
Will
Prudential Oil Corp.—Securities Offered—Pursuant
to
Dec. 22, 1961 prospectus the
.$10,000
method
drilling
1961—Month—1960
expenses
offering will be made
.
proposed secondary offering of
Dec.
v
of 220 K. St., N. W., Washington, D. C. filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 21 covering 142,856 shares
of common stock, to be Offered for public sale at $7 per share. The
company
a
.
the
of
Thfe. corporation
Printing Corp* of America—Common Registered—
.
,^registration statement • covering
favorable offshore
other offshore, areas
plans" of the company
,
new
a
a
revenue^
Richmond
will be used for the
building site, to help defray
part of the costs of constructing and equiping the new
building, and
to retire notes, incurred for
working capital purposes.
:
/
\
!
acquisition
of
operating
/,
MacArthur
is- President'and
Co.;1 which,
Net
statement
Lehman
special meeting, of, Royars
a
changed; naine/
und,er; the
*
.
in/ Palm / Beach County and* also
estate companies.—V. 194, p.. 2338.
and
include a program, already; under way,
the acquisition' of ' three additional
that the company presently charters; and
new
unit ' 'which incorporates many/new ideas
operating
Net
registration
on
&
In a joint statement, Mr! MacArthur who was elected Chairman: of
Royal. American, and Irving Mitchell Felt, who continues as President,
pointed out. that/Royal, American; -was now ythe largest landowner
-
^
/;
Realty Acquisition
•
cents
common
reserves;
Ry
.
The
of
These/ plans
the
/■ Net
broaden
Dec.
22, .the
acquisition of i0^150
Beach- County,
Fla.,/ fronjt. John D.
Casualty Co. and r4meriean. Aivmolives*
14,725,287 shares of Royal's common "stock.
followed
stockholders.
A, and
class
generally
Mexico
culmination
and oil
drilling units
Ry.
development, manufac¬
magnetic tape recording equipment
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1961 it
approximately $4,200.000./
:vYY
accessories/; For
in
in
"the
the
on
of
Gulf
Period End. Nov. 30—
stock
on oec. 28 covering
111,000 will be sold for
for the account of certain
offering will' be underwritten by
J. Barth &. Co., San Francisco.
outlook;
the
Reading Co.—Earnings—
stock, Of the total,
The
of
loss; of>4Q
share
for
MacArthur
Casualty
.
v^th, the /Securities, and Exchange/Commission
Yhe
.
'
adaptation of the floating
reserves."—V. 193, p. 2261.
shares
to
over-the-counter
•
this
in
and
construction
in
Precision Instrument Co.—Stock Registered—
company
a
per
y^ar.
gas
offshore
cpi by. the company. After, the stock sale and
completion of the
acquisition of CPI,. the trusts will own 31.5% and
30.3%, respectively,
of the
company's outstanding shares.—V. 194, p. 2663.
./
Yy%Y
.This
with
stockholders. J. W. Bates, Jr., President,. /
-'should .attain - an 'even -higher level • pf /
forthcoming year;"
/
Y Y
the
based
World
obtain
propose
c?mi^rly stock to the two trusts prior to the purchase of the
of
,
share
per
;
cents
Profit-Sharing
respectively,
distribute
proposes ; to
during
expansion.
to
the company has outstanding
550,000 shares; of/common stock;; of:which CPI owns/59.1% / The 77th
Trust
22
company
conditions
the
of
_£n addition to certain .indebtedness,
Street
of
report to
the
Bates
drilling
-
-Plan^Trust: own • 25:,500' :and./;24,500 /shares,
to sell
that
Mr,
owned
,
loss
a
the
the •'•transaction; Mr. TMacArthur and his'
two
companies
will own
79%
of Royal
American Industries, the
remainder
being owned' 13% * by' Graham-Paige -arid 8%
by other
"
an
shares
and
in
Palm
in
Life
stock' will continue
Royal's
Alrmotive.
,
.
,
action
Mr.
&
,
.
exchange
Exchange
,
income, taxes,1 On gross- operating- income of $3,827,037.
These /•
results compared with a loss of $65,352 on. gross operating income
of $2,210,696 in
the; previous; fiscal year,
,
r
.
traded
are
dividend,
Dover,
Dela.,
at
which the,
and the company's name was
•
.
common
in
This
,
its .fiscal year ended Sept; 30, /
provision for estimated future /
Fiscal
estate
real
MacArthur,' Bankers
year's
basis
none
The
;
1961,
completed
company
of
acres
^Reading & Battes Offshore Drilling Co.—Annual Report
j
for
which
cash
Completed—Name Changed—
cus¬
Inc.-
shared of - common-
the
•
,
Authorized
''/Outstanding,,
275,000 shs. / - , 181,789 shsY
.
Y—Y!
■
shares
Royal American CorpY— Florida
,
effort.is expected, to result in further
,v.
'-*■* /■//'
"
•-Y
EFFECT ' TO PRESENT FINANCING
$1).—
Y.
1650.
p.
,
'
150,000
'stock, of 'which TOOiOOO' -shares- ■ are to be of feted
public .sale by'the .company, and 50,000 ; shares, being, outstanding
stock, by the, holders thereof. The offering will be made on an all
stock
Common
■■
Y Y V Y,.
/
the
doubling
,
:
' /-
i
>
the, development
where
that-the proposed stock <split is intended
for
In
payout, he said,, the Board
of-Directors has been motivated by the. company's gratifying earnings
progress.-rr-V, 194, p. 2771;
to. market these- products now /.
This specialization has also made
continues to accent development ;drder$Yfrom its
company
tomers
sell
market
market.
deliveries of custom products,. a / substantial
Y,
sales'asset.-
company has outstanding
shares of class B stock;
the Common
the
•
program
mass -produced.
possible unusually fast
*stock/ and1' 200,000
100%
owns
sales
intensive
an
development
the
to
capable .of /being
.
50,100
effort
53
(53)
agreed,
subject
to
—
the
FINANCING
Outstanding
.
203,7iO shs«
480,(^00 shs.
underwriters named below have .severally
terms and conditions in the underwriting
The
£4
(54)
agreement to
iclass A stock
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
purchase
set
the
from
their
opposite
'H/Hentz
Allen
&
&
Co
Van
43(605
;
.
doubling
18.2
Alstyne, Noel & Co.__
JKalman
&
in
7,000
Co
7,000
-i
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on
to
jmessage
the
basis,
v
backlog of more
profitable : operations ;in
a
share
per
a
••
order
more
9,000
Inc.___.__..
Co.,
earnings
corporate
-cents,
.An
Shares
43,605
Co
of
company the number
of 'shares
respective-names below:
Shares
than
the
from
a
million
$2
cents
9
to
This company of 111 Pleasant Ave,, Roosevelt, L. I., ,N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 22 -covering .100,000 sha.res
of common stock, of which: 52,000 shares are to (be. offered for public
considerably
coming .year, Mr." ''Taffet declared
stockholders//Plant -facilities have
company's
.
Trygon Electronics, Inc.-r-Comrnon /Registered—
A
va
/.-
indicates
Monday, January 1, 1962
....
,
,
sjfle
by the company and 48.Q00 shayes,-.;being putstapding stock, ;by
holders thereof. The offering will be made at $6 per.share.on,an
none
basis through underwr^ers headed by William, David &
E. jF. ;Hutton & Co. lac— 12,600
Reinholdt.& Gardner
7,000
Motti, .Inc., which will receive a .60 .cents per share commission and
Shields & Co. Inc
Finkle .& Co
12,500
4,500
$7,000 for" expenses. The statement" also includes *;10,000 shares $old
Burnham & Co
Lerner & Co., Inc
9,000
4,500
Taylor Publishing: Co.—-Common Registered—
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A;. to the principal underwriter at $3 >per -shate. ?
Zilkha
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
4,500
Corp.—
The company designs,'manufactures and sells .pmwer supplies used
This company of 6320 Denton Drive,
Dallas, Texas, filed a .regis¬
tine. A
9,000
in a wide range of electronic equipment and -concerned with-convert¬
tration statement with the
SEC
on
Dec. 21
—-.V. 194, p. 2772.
covering' .152,0.00 outing and modifying -electrical energY to produce - the 'characteristics
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the
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holders thereof on an all or none basis through Underwriters headed-1"
.-required. for the operation of other electronic equipment - t including
^Southern California Water Co.—Proposed Stock Split
industrial
test^equipmentr precision instrumentation,.;/computfers and
by Dallas Rupe .& Son, ;Inc.
The public, of feting-: price and underwrit-Y
other* data processing equipment):rOf the net proceeds (from ifhe- tom'"
ing terms are
to be supplied by
amendment.
The statement - also
A-Acquisition—...
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V
includes .7,000 outstanding shares underlying 18-month warrants sold ,/• pany's sale of additional stocky $65.PC0 will be used to .repay .short-term
yDireciws-of ilhe -company, approved ^, three-for-two split _of -common v. by -certain-stockholders to the underwriter for $70, exercisable at the / bank loans incurred .for working .capital purposes/andthe;. Ipalance
stock with no change in par value-of the shares,
Philip F. Walsh, Fresi- * *
will be
added to • general 'funds to", improve
working capital -and to
public offering price.
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dent, .announced. _'Au _a9PUcatian ito
* /. a
^he ^California
Utilities
' The coihpany is engaged primarily in the production and distribution' 1 provide ifunds for capital requirements.
.Commission for authority to
vi'.i'1/
In addition to certain indebtedness,, the ..company Jhas -outstanding
^ake tthe stock .split was filed_Dec^2f).^, ■ of ,SChool' yearbooks for public high schools; private schools ;and Z
v-.v
y\
The proi^^da^k split wiU ? be presented <to the stockholders foi t colleges. The company also engages in miscellaneous
360,000 shares of common stock, of 'Which dra .L. -Kasindorf: (Pv^sident,
commercial print"■ r
•/»Amn.ie.iAn
,tn(,i,hnw.r<,
inS: In addition' to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding v and Paul Todd and ,Peter J. ^Reuter, Vice-Presidents,"own 95,666,
93,667' and ' 95,667 shares", "respectively,
and",propose .to -.sell 16,666,
shares of common stock, of which H. C. Taylor, Board Chair-/
directois intend to take an appropriate dividend action at their March 6-u,
,man
.E
M/Taylor, President, J. W. Taylor, Jr:, Executive Vice-^Presi-'- " 14 657 and 16,667 ;Share$;: respectively, > Paysoh1' <fc Trask .owns .60,639
A.
meeting, according to Mr. Walsh. Jle said the effect of .the stock split
shares. * V'*--'A'.
dent,-and S. H. ^Wisdom, Treasurer, oWn; 124,844,
will be to increase the .current outstanding commori shares from
AAA//
201,586, 200,538 and
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838,135,248 shares, respectively.
They propose to sell 30,000 shares each; /
920 t0 r 258 380.
AAAM. E. Hamilton,
;J'Z. Mr, Walsh also announced the acquisition of the
Vice-President, proposes to sell 20,000 of his holdings
"21" Brands, Jnc.^.Common Registered— * A ;
Mogle Water Co. in
.
Bache
Co
&
"Hemphill,
12,500
Noyes & Co
Newburger,
12,500
:
Norris
&
Loeb
&
Hirshberg,
•rbeen
being
7,000
Inc.—
by
expanded
received
—V.
194,
25%
.from
.to
handle
increased
the
government,
defense
of
volume
agencies
contracts
681.
p.
r
;and /industry;
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SSfk'i^n1,296,045
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,
A'/AC
the
Chino
second
wmcn
area,
than
more
serves
600
customers.
This
is
-of
the
by the company in >18 months.
The Ojai Mutual
Water Co.
was
acquired in 1960.
Other acquisition negotiations are
being carried on at:the present .time, Mr. Walsh said.—-.V. 191, p. 949.
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106,598
The
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.—Appointment—^
Chemical
■/ Z/Y' //
.Bank
fYork
New
corporation to act as
supplemental indenture
1976.—V.
194, p.
trustee,
for
Co.
paying
its
6%
first
A
trtistee,
ibeep^aptfjointed by the
agent ^-ahd registrar under
a
mortgage
bonds
due
April
'
Insurance
•/A/
be
to
supplied
shares
by
exercisable
The
at
$3.60
company :1s
insurance
stock
in
sale,
Registered^—
per
$151,500
portion
to
.additional
Inc.
and
underwriting
the
also
R.
terms
includes
underwriters
the
be
used
with
to
fpr-1
stock
C.
split),
of
which
Brumley,
-I"
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•
to
face
the
Gross
i
operating
Gross
Net
General
are
wife
Earns,
-
'
the
of
of
194,
and
to
to
■
Ry.
of
company
.
1Q4
for -expenses.
to be sold
This
1
Thread
:*■
Spartan
Street,
Maspeth,
also -includes
Corp.,
-which
Co.,
(Companies
L.v I.,
N.
20,000
Inc.
are
and
now
operated
as
stalls
and
Canada
baseboard
International
:the
ifor
radiation,
manufacture
for %he
Cord e& .Thread, -for
for
filed
Ry. operating
Net
and
of
—V.
194,
1961—Month—1960
.$2 472,863
1,939,947
sale
Cord
This
baseboard
22,613 935
192,556
$5,940,045
2,032,415
coiporation
mortgage
to
New
act
bonds,
Vork
-Staten Island
D,
Trust
shower
as
operating
revenue.
$272,720
operating
expenses
288,099
*$15,379
89,668
Net
rev.
from
oper.
ry.
ops.
deficit
"Deficit.—V.
194,
p.
has
been
>cial
.
,
company
appointed "by
the
"299,408
*$228,456
$375,290
116,325
1.071,939
■
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3,335,680
■*aSefora?hto#£SSr v°f p";ecisfo"
IlCll%
1,153,515
2512
k!}
Net
th
profits
rose
P"Vl°US 12"ra0nths
®lectronic equipment,
increased Its
compared with
period, reported Milton Taffet, President
$36,126.85
In
1960
to
$97,963.59
in
1S61,
0f 51,779,862.66,
from
the
'■
not only
Trenton
maintain
the
plant,
entitled
i Street, Lancaster, Pa.,
Canal
Dec.
on
filed
covering 90,000
also- to
shaves
of
$10,500
for
expenses. .The
Union Pacific
RR.—Earnings— .A
Ry.
operating
revenue_/
is
engaged
primarily
in
designing,
for
the
developing
and
building
net
proceeds
for
used
the
v.
.
inventories
national
basis
addition 4o
shares
from
the
sale
company's
of
additional
of
kilns
with
in
permit
for
of
which
Vice-President,
and
(after
Robert
D.
First: Small
New
The
to
company
corporate
stock
common
split),
the
other
indebtedness, 'the
England own 31,360, 57,680, and
Jatter proposes to sell 10,000 shares.-
increase
30,%
a
increase
company
in
the
reported
Business
-lAA 0f(5u1'A18A8AAr.theJ/iscal
20,000
shares,
^
income
>
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pared with $1,034,738 for the previous
r»^y' Norman Tishman, President, in the
stockholders
Issued
Dec.
,per
fiscal
•.
;
by
or
Metropolitan
addition
it
year,
as
basis
of
cents,
annual
as
2,136,543
■
and
com-
against
report
shares
47
Ry.
operating
RR.—Earnings—
$601,794
$584,757
1961—JLl Mos,,—1960
$6,402,580
379,640
expenses
A
4
The
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
194.
p.
ry.
ops.
income..
2710.
,
380,308
$204,449
$2,295,203
|48,073
534,578
$6,715,164
4,107;377
$222,154
4,235,203
.
52,199
and
used
does/not.
trust
which
of
for
and
managed
are
Management- Co., of Cleveland.
A.
indebtedness,- the trust -has -nu's^anding the
beneficial, interest; of which the, trustees and spon¬
.
of
Corp.,
Menlo
has
acquisition
was
-
Henry S. Gott¬
....
Park,
Calif,,,
Z
manufacturer
/
of
.printed
been
$2,479,961
645,144
Corp.—Acquisition—
A
all assets :of General Rectifier Corp., Los An¬
rectifiers and other semiconductor products,
Michael
G.
Kaufman/
President
of* -.Universal
of
announced
by
Rectifier/
••
Universal
*
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markets
Industries
its
products
through
to
national
a
tatives.
the
In
to
'
military,
network
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announcing
continuing
/Universal
electronic
and
aerospace
manufactureres'
of
:
.
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Rectifier,
a
publicly-owned West Eos Angeles firm, was
recently to manufacture a wide line Of rectifiers and other
specialty devices for high reliability applications. Tne com¬
/formed
represen¬
-
transaction/ Mr.
entire product line developed
the
the
Rectifier
will
product'.line As
be
a
in
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stated,. <Tu
by
General
* :
addition
Rectifier,
position
result
of
to offer industry • a very/ex-'
recently -completed, tests on a
design'/ of/ special .application rectifier de¬
vices.,"
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.'Mr. Kaufman also announced thqd/:Univer.sal Rectifier is
planning"
shortly to move into a new plant which will provide greater producunique
approach
.
/
The
manufacturer ' of
geles
tensive
Net
funds
general
some
''
currently
.
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
to
to. certain
boards,
silicon
& Western
added
investments.
properties,
to
cents
pany
operating
will be
future
acquired by; the corporation, *i|; was an¬
nounced by J. ,S. Warshauer,/Universal President.
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Details of the transaction, which makes Chemprint a whollv-d" hed
subsidiary, were not disclosed.
The firm was purchased from Richard
Oiler, New York investment banker//
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The
acquisition was the second within a month to bs - announced
by Universal;. In November the electronics firm announced acquisition
of
Allen-Jones, Inc., Long Beach, ,Calif../fabricators and .processors
of semiconductor materials.—V.
194, -p. 2316-.- v./
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Tishman Realty's income from
operation of properties
(net before
depreciation) increased for the seventn consecutive
year to $3,726,269,
in the company's
history.
Recurring income for fiscal 19C0
was
$3,494,599.—V. 194, p. 789,
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for
operate its
Universal Microtron Corp.^Acquisition—
Chemprint
announced
was
presently
.
-circuit
Ann. Report.
1961,
underwriting
business *;trust form
purpose is to provide
in
sors,-together with their, associates, own 53,105! Shares.
is presiding trustee; -v
/
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highest
Period End. Nov. 30—
balance
Any
or
In
Y
-
and
:
association
an
capital
661.975 .shares
Corp..
'
underwriters,headed
price
.
consisting /principally
not manage
will
Harry
earnings of the
depreciation
company's
61
-
Ohio law in March 1961. .Its
an
opportunity to own, through transferable,
properties
working
-
respectively;-/
outstanding.
Toledo, Peoria
unincorporated
Universal Rectifier
were
offering
under
Cleveland.
•
27.
earnings per common share
share in 1960, computed on a
public
.
supplied by amendment.
an
/
With the. net proceeds from the sale of new shares,
the trust will
diversify its real estate holdings by acquiring or constructing properties
in
New
York
City, Miami,-Columbus (Ohio), St. Louis, Tulsa and
recent
after
year ended Sept. 30,
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interest in -the trust which in turn owns diversi¬
of
real,-estate interests./Such
Interests-were acquired with the $6,250,640 net proceeds from the public
/ sale in May 1961 of 661,975 non-voting shares at $10 per share. ;All
'
such
properties are located in ...the metropolitan- area, of Cleveland.
fied
sales
Investment
30,245,572
Registered—
,
per-share
net
is
in
the
■
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,
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29;994,671
Cleveland! Ohio,-filed a 'registration statement
21-covering 600,000 shares of beneficial interest
Weeks,; The
&
be
non-voting shares,
outstanding
giving effect to
a
Hilliard, President,
zTishman Realty & Construction
Co., Inc
the
to
trust
Dec.
on
fried
has
;'v
/
to be offered for public sale through
investors.'with
..
spe-A
-
stock,
are
organized
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Hornblower
The
equip¬
its
'."■■•
3,842,100
'.;A
of
company
the
terms
purposes.
company
//{:■/.
13;074;063 126,760,462 121,234,971
4,486,519
2711..;-
p.
the Trust,
by
additional
and
inc.—
S. Realty Investments—Shares
U.
This
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in
to
and
certain
of
stock
is4,
'
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*13,910,374.'
operating
ry.
;;<
.1961—11 Mos.—1960
*,
paper,
construction
capacity
share
;28,957';506 '29.246,033 329,503,358 329,889130
from-ry.
revenue
-operations
in-
also
the
with
42,'319,096 .456,263,820 454,124,101
42,868,030
;
Ry./;operating*'expenses
Net
; *
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Nov. 30—
-"
common
statement
connection
!
per
and
will ,be-issued 'in
but arrangements have been •made-'enabling -e/ch shareholder
a
fractional share interest, to sell it or purchase ah. addi¬
to
An
r
registration
a
shares
V'l A.y ■/"■ \?.-/-. .V
holder
•
22
■_
fractional interest to equal a full share. /;
'•/ /
' order .form for such purpose will be mailed to each-such, share¬
shortly after the Jan.. 9 record date, and should be returned
-.
promptly thereafter. If not received by Feb. 5, 1962, his fractional
/interest.willtbe sold and the.proceeds remitted to him.—jVi. 194, p. 2815.
;'.i
current
but
//■-'/'
a
tional
-
/;•;.
to
Panelyte
^
Oil
and
.-No./fractional
dividend,
'
the
of
Net
2709.
7sT
:■;/"
is ;intended
of
dividend
,
carry
additional
of
"
ttjihSrssE. swa « rs
ttan
fri'ia.i •
/ A
80,000
increase
160,000
-1&6Q
Taffet Electronics, Inc.—Annual
Report—
S ?o»eWmore
"vrY
bowling bedstock operations, to expand
%he
business
of
the
subsidiary,
to expand „the company's -machine
building division product lines, to carry larger Inventories of
bowling
alley materials, to retire short-term notes, and the balance to
m.on
*$39,807
p.
•.
St.
SEC
estimated
will .be
to
In
2,723,377
<R9 rro ion
192,
'tliyk-' •,
Plant—
'y A
_/,;
at a special meeting Dec. 27 declared a 2%
50 cents per share 'cash-rdividend-on the out¬
standing common shares of the company- held of record at the close
of .business,Jam 9, 1962. ./y ,"'
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The cash dividend will be paid Feb. 10, 1962, and the share dividend
on
Feb. 28, 1962, the latter-being'subject 'to/sscuring* 'ah authorising
permit from the .California Corporations Commissioner*/
-
994 731
$2,934,980
3,163,436
this issue.—V.
5'-
aniid 03' yjnwtiiiiiuioa
the/ company.-.
oi ,Union
Directors
share
'.Yv d'Ky/-'V '.
recently acquired subsidiary, Eaton
(Enterprises, (Inc., is engaged in the installation and
design of bowling
lanes, ball returns, settees and related furniture and
equipment. The
Ry.—Earnings$259,601
3,561,480 Z;
,
of
stock
Dividends—
veneer,
hydroelectric
and
machine tool industries in the manufacture of
items for bowling alley
construction out of rock maple, and in the
manufacture of construetion materials for
bowling alleys, A
$6,845,193
1961—11 Mos.
455,548'.:' 4,147,70^:
'
ila
extension
of
machinery
ment
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Sells Plastics Division
See Monsanto Chemical
Co.,
-
-Union Oil Co. of California—^Declares Cash * and S tock
■* -
its .product lines. The Trenton Panelyte
plant
industrial laminates ,in sheet, tube and rod form
appliance,
machinery
and
other
industries.
In
recent
which
....".Recording
1961—Month—1960
Ry.
,stock
common
52,489,209
.$1,366,933 .$13,751,992 $13,317,399 /:
<608,782 "
-.
that .it
commission
The
a
paying agent and registrar for its first
5%, due Nov. 1, 1991.—V. 194, p. 2598.V >
Ry.
Net -ry.
Co.
Rapid Transit
Perio'd-End. Nov. 30—
will
$1,195,143
Maxwell A.
(1)
10,000 shares underlying a 30-day option granted
%o the
underwriter, exercisable at $1 per share, and (2) 16,000 shares under¬
lying four-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter at 1 mil
each,
exercisable initially at $4 per -share,
Supply Co.—Appointm't
trustee,
as
series
28-.for-l
improve
the
•140-for-il
&
'
48,396,206
y
.operation
electrical,
vGoodstein,
Bank
and
eludes
23,149,538
«
4,443,403
$1,679,431
/■
states
of
share
•stock
$28,553,980 $29
$532,916
308,709
Spring Valley Water Works
Chemical
and
:
.
of the facilities of
businesses that offer
2709.
p.
receivable
accounts
and
payment* of
2,.065i000
the company and
on-a
$583,204
inc—
'
De- ;
va
shares; are to be offered for public sale by
10,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders
thereof, The offering will be made at $4 per share on an all or none
basis by ,Packer-Wilbur Co., Inc.,,. .which will receive
a
50
cents
&
ry.
________
installing
.-.'IfeV.1..-.,.,
and
company
stock,
receptors,
-of
4,401,743
ry.
inc.d_
statement-with the
e
from
products'
t
"presently
Thompson Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Common Reg'd—
//
1961—11 Mos —1960 ■*"
2 053.332
operating
are
Net
Ry.—-Earnings—
>$2,635,533
revenue
ry.
Seattle
expenses
-operations
Net
inventories
used ;for
.
expansion
acquisitions
revenue..
operating
Ohio
$6,081,174 ;.$5,810,336 $6^[,148,JL98 $65,806,608
________
produces
the
($247,000
Ry.
of
tinued
share.
management-officials
&
terms
/
;: v.
American
•
and
the. outstanding balance due-'On <r.the purchase
price of the -Brands Distillers common stock.-.^art of 'the. remainder;
of the net proceeds will, be' used to .improve and- ,expandBrands Dis-tillers' production and warehouse ;facilitie& (and-/he/balance Willi' be
added to the company's' working capital; and .used primarily to reduce
the need.for future-bank loans.'/; .%
r .* .
v'/r/■/'/.,-••/%
In
addition to certain ..indebtedness, (the-company has outstanding
Columbus,-
the
assure
sure
97.2%.
-Spokane, Portland
" -; /
->v
and whiskies-directly-and through-independent-distributors
dnd
the distribution of American whiskies under Its own brands. Through
/subsidiary, " Brands yDistillers Corp., the company; owns and operates
ia distillery near Frankfort, Ky.
Of the net proceeds.from the company's
sale of additional stock,: $3,750,000 will be used to repay all (oustanding
;bank loans! -which the company had -.obtained.-for' Working capital and
/be
principle
product lines of the .high pres-:
molded parts for electric (Utility applications and
molded high
temperature .insulation parts for the/aerospace
industry will be con¬
and given increased emphasis.—,V.
184, p. 681.
•
'
opportunity-for,diversification vwithln the field of
plumbing, heating
aiH -building materials, and for
working capital.
The company has
.outstanding -290.000 shares of .common stock, of
which
Albert Levine, tPresident,
and
Harry Lipman,. -.Vice-President,
.-own 44.2%
;and 37.5%,, respectively, and
Period End. Nov. 30—
State
"in
and
.addition,
an
grpup
density,
Institute .of
Chemical Corp.—To Acquire
and
expand
subsidiaries.
showers,
in
and .underwriting
/
imported
in -distributing
wines
shares
per
International
from
company..-/;'
radiators, hot water and .s^eam convector radiators, electric
convectors,
electric
baseboard
:radiators
and
synthetic
rope
and
twine.
The
$565,000 estimated net (proceeds from the stock sale will be
used to
.plant
.
According to a joint announcement, the transfer -is scheduled for
Dec. 30, 1961 and the .-consideration will be
116,000 shares of Thiokol
capital stock plus
a
2%
stock
dividend
recently declared by
that
.currently
Y.,
outstanding
The company and,the subsidiaries manufacture.metal
shower
pre-cast .concrete
receptors, pre-fabricated metal
ppen
.
engaged
xt
•
;i-
.8,815,448
b..,,pri.xvfp..x soocknolders.at $1
Convector
,The public offering; price
by amendment. . •/
^ •
supplied
company, is
in
vv
Regis Paper Co. !have reached an agreement
acquire the (business and facilities of the Tren- y
ton, New Jersey industrial laminates plant of the St.
Regis's Panelyte .W
Division.
.■/'■•Y. /
v;/.
r-
$1.13
'The
Inc.,
be
whereby Thiokol will
company
was
organized under New York law in September,
1961, to provide a single-corporate-organization-to acquire all of the
outstanding capital stock of three companies, Spatton Shower Stall
Co.,
the
.expenses
company
Thiokol
The -statement
air
an
Battellev Memorial
a,
.
to.the underwriter
.on
/ v-.vbr-a
"registration statement with the SEC on Dec. "22, /covering
175,000
shares of common stock, to be^offered for public saleYat
$4 per share.
The offering-will;be made on an all or none basis
by M. H. Woodhill,
Inc., which will receive a 43»
~^are c^nm»w«ion end $25,025
<f
operates
2710
n
Thiokol
a
:
in
operating
ry-
;V.
T931—12 Months—1960
$1.12
74th
underwriters.
to
The
..
.Net
.
$35,755,424 $52,673,041
.14,989,834
14,298,451
841,858 ; 11,151,270 - 10,894,239
■
-operating
operations
1,167,816
82-55
that
revenue__
Net -revenue
■■y Spartan International, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
of
are
.
Ry. .operating
business
'
instrument
stated
schools
'""Y
8,843,700
;
-
public -sale • by
■
end
2338.
far
.
un¬
offer
Co.,
after
dividends--.
p.
offered
be
shares -of. common- stock .(after 'giving/effect -to Ja /recent
splitK'-mf -which .'Francis T./"Hunter..(-PreSideht, -and
Kriendler, a Vice-President, own "476,000 shares $ach and
plans /
under way to expand its sales and markets .on a
national basis.—V. .193,
propose -to -seil 62,500. shares"1 each/ /In addition. Charies/A. /Berns,/
,p. 1276.
v ■
'Board. Chairman, And Molly Berns, his wife, own .203,280 and 272,720
;
/:
.'"'.Y
< ;v,f >,*
shares, -respectively,
and propose -to sell *26,750; -'and 35",750 shales,
respectively; and David W. KatZ; Secretary/ and Frieda Katz, his wife/
/
Texas & Pacific Ry.
own.238,000 shares each and "propose to sell. 31,250 shares'each. After
■"
Period End. Nov. 30—
T961
Month—1960 !this offering, present stockholders will own 69.4%of the outstanding
-1961—11 Mos.r^l960-.:«
and
period
—V.
list
,
A
company
to
are
250,000 shares,
being -outstanding: stock; -by the
Allyn & Co. and Hornblower & Weeks head the
C.
-
2710..:4
AA'A A;
shares
550,000
.
amount
p.
,
share
per
appointed
194,
tectogas instrument as a .'further protection-for rtheir students
buildings,
Mr. Dowdle added that Detectogas Instruments has
plus
by some
volume
Dowdle
-Several
$4 388,398
1,208.244
outstanding,
been
principal
for
Ohio, researched and developed the unit to
help
leadership, dependability and efficiency.""-.
the
'.''Y. -,x:;
,
688,753
preferred
Shares
/■!/
!'"Y
$1,601,808
revs—.;
income
City, jhas
$50,000,000
the ,company.—V.
which
company
and
thereof. A.
holders
has
low-cost
new
is .ideal
Mr.
$220,
value
held
states
Acceptance
.1961—1 Month—1960
income
for
1981,,of
the
detecting and correcting pre-exploslve accumulation-of
gases in refineries, pipeline stations, missile pads,
schools,' public buildings.and elsewhere where gas is used. Y" •
';.•/ : t; ,
.;io
President-(,with .his
Period End. Nov. 20—
corporation
This
and
J.
management.
ilaraer
additional
*
a.
b.'Jhidnip'j
l,
York
'
Southwestern-Public Service Co.—Earnings: Statement
•
registrar
oi
stock,
Co.—Appointment— v
New
of 23 West "52nd' Sf./New -York, .filed a registration
the SEG on Dec. 22-covering 800;000.sliares of common
company
statement with
.
'.Management officials as fajgroup own about .51.9% ,,and members of
their ^milv?s an adtjlitiongl;Ralph F. Smith ia:Board Chairman.
/A
and
This
Y
[
.
Midwest, owns
children), owns
.13,9%, and,#. H. Dr^wry,,a Director (and his .children), owns 11.1%.
B.
Bank,
due Dec.
ranging
this west Texas oil producing and
exploration company. %
A,!^A:
Detectogas produces and markets the Detectogas Monitor, .an instru--/
totally new for the detection ^.of gases to guard against explosion. '»■, •to /finance
of
.existing >a.nd ^pot^nrial
policy holders. The company also intends to spend between $60,000
jand $70,0000 do enlarge its home oflice building in Oklahoma
City,
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has-outstanding
220,000 shares of common siock (aiver giving .efiect to a recent 50-
.10%,
agent
amounts
-
operations
.insurant
of
at
enable
a
paying
sell
to
ment
22,000
for
proceeds .from
certificates
closely irelated
will
net
redemption
fund
line .insurer. ,to ifi"*>nce
its
expand
classes
Arkansas. .Of
;are
proceeds
multiple
a
derwriting
and
to
Will be applied to
$150,000 of surplus
of
such
of
as
and
all .of .whom
persons,
Turner,
statement
sold
propose
^7,"
\
engaged .in the underwriting of automobile .casualty
"
..qualify
warrants
share.
Oklahoma
interest
accrued
17
The
amendment.
others
:
acquired effective i control of Detectogas Instruments, Inc., of Houston, it was announced bv Nash'P.* Powdle, President
Co.—Common
underlying 5-year
Manhattan
debentures,
The
of 5620 North .Western Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla.,
-filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
26
covering
220,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
&
three
shares!
Texas American Oil Corp.—Acquisition—
1,
,
.
,
company
^underwriters headed .by Eppler. .Guerin
;Edwards, Inc. The public offering price
Chase
514%
;has
2338.
Southwestern
This
Y
Trust
and
5,000
Tennessee Gas Transmission
/
■flK
shares;
from*2,000 to
acquisition
,
.
-
•
-■-h
1&5'; Number 6121
Volume
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(55)
tion
capacity as well
expansion of
and
194,
larger
as
the
an
—V.
facilities
firm's
product diversification
development activity.
for
and
research
In
This
Plainview,
report
909,933
of
$687,705
(69
reports
cents
Commenting
in
their
"We
in
the
compared
as
past
President,
1960
to
first
»r
x
high
the
in
1961
is
five years.
past
g.eawi"
in¬
that
the
giving
in 'tne..:;aei:v«p.lw«UhuCi«$ar.,.
..application
Steak
Mr.
Raible
chat
eiecljropie
the
stock
J
of
J
and
.
House—Common
Registered—;
•"
are
will
release
in
offering
Kittery,
6nack
bar
proceeds
-
in
primarily
;
to
two
price ..and
underwriting, terms
three
Kittery
restaurants,
the
and
restaurant
a
the
trust- companies
incurred
in, Portland,
"Valle's
name
company's sale
finance its expansion
to
of
in
additional
this
for
the
finance
recent.
231,264
shares hand
32,948
shares
of
recapitalization),
shares.
:
Zula
C.
First-
transfer
for
the
National
agent
City
First
and
stock
common
Bank
of
ending
year
last
July
31
•
Printing
makes
Voorhees
*'
■
second
and
National
the
of
Trust
York
Co.
has
others.—V.
Ry.' operating
Net
Company
specializes
The
area.
firm
193,
of
corporation.—V.
New
194, p.
York,
2816.
ry.
Ry.
been
in
operation
>
'
,
1961—Month—1960
.,
9,635,555
revenue^
operating
Net
Vassar Corp.—Common Registered—
.,
will
'.'-v.
>
company, of 585 Gerard Ave., New York City filed a
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
27
covering 124,900
shares, of which 55,000 will be offered for public sale by the
and 69.900 by the present holders thereof.
The
i
■
through J. R.
Williston
underwriting terms
"
The
.
and
company
to
be
the
business
company's
in
the
design,
also
manufactures
Net
Net
Caley
Co.,
in
will-be
of
repay
due ?principal
packaging machinery,
improvements, repay loans
crease
working
''.A
•
is
ac¬
Hill
engaged
22,066,033
443,593
7,098,665
22,423,354
5,676,275
capital.
A
bank
loans,
for
and-in-
K:«ii,;
A:A"a'
Corp.—Common, Offered—Pursuant to a
22, 1961 offering circular, fe. G. Harris & Co., Inc.,
Dec.
City, offered publicly, 150,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at. $2 per share." --'
*3 ''-PROCEEDS-—Proceeds.»to
the
after
company,
payment ,of-
expense
allowances,
finder's fee, and the estimated expenses of the issue, will
approximately-'$218,000, which ..will be applied for the following
and in the following -ox-der of priority to the extent practicable
*
t
3.'}.""
'*
.*
•
(a.)"For, cabinets,
;V
approximately
For
(b)
raw
promotional
(d)
the payment of
For
and
inventory—
product
' •
advertising
salesmen's
penses—approximately
(e)-For replacement inventory
salaries
and
ex-.1'
traveling
"
"A
A-
proximately
(f )
,.....
of machinery
and
parts—ap-
of
Webb
main
elements
Zeckendorf
of
Property
the
plan
Corp.,
is
in
New
other
fields
Include
formation
will
the
be
the
operation
Weco Products Co.—Merger Approved—
the event that the initial
On
of
a
largest
of
•A': -?;
•Common
--J'.
stock
(par 1
T
It
BUSINESS—The-, company, was
vState dfrDelaware ;i>n;
production
distribution
and
The
company also r>Hns
make the popcorn.
to
572
Merrick
Road,
*
age Dispensers,
at
stockholder- of
The
to,
location.
same
plans
company
to
1
A
operators
of
both
its
purchase
Melbourne
bulk
of
Mr.
an
machine
raw
this
of
of
acres
land
Orlando,
and also,
Resale price was
land.
is
'hear
the
and
throughout
194,
Cape
closing
-the
to
finders
sprepd
out
considerably
a
the
on
1961
of
basis
Inccme
Visual
This
statement
stock,
be
to
made
Inc.,
for
transaction,
Art
with
be
on
which
the
all
will
68
Corp.
per
-
share,
p.
or
St.,
Dec.
on
for
public
none
2816.
of
$10,050.
art,
in
purchase
to
the
Gilbert
stock
common
held
the
bv
almost
owns
which
will
50% of the common stock of the company. The
to be paid by Wrather Corp. is approximately $4,000,000
payable 30%
in cash and the balance in five equal
annual
be
Instalments
transaction.
These
commencing
two
installments
years after
the
be
evidenced
in
will
interest-bearing notes convertible into
at
$10
per
the
On
Gilbert
the
of last
in
excess
calendar
1961
year
share, -ahd
basis
were
in
stock
closing
of
part
by
of Wrather
the
non-
Corp.
straight'5%' ndtes.
'n<i
' *
results, combined Wiles of Whither
part by
year's
of
$23,000,000.
operating
ending in June,
common
1962,
year
are
and
Combined
sales
for Wrather
to
expected
exceed
for
Corp.
that
rind
Gilbert
in
its
in
fiscal
figure.
The joint statement said
that the Gilbert company will continue
operations In New Haven, retaining its corporate name, management
and distribution organization. Mr.
Gilbert, son of the founder, continues
President
as
"We
and
the
giving
and
a
Director.
confident
are
productive
that the
Gilbert
company
and
marketing skills in
Mr.
New
affiliation
invigorating effects
Gilbert
areas
pointed out.—V.
to
allied to
194,
Zale
Jewelry Co., Inc.
Sales for Quarter—
p.
—
with Wrather Corp.
upon
access
Gilbert's
creative
our
growth
operations
will have
program
management
and
1887.
President
Predicts
Record
are
'
it
be
the-surviving
firms, is
divided!—V.
in
excess
corporation.
of
186, p. 2802.
$17
miliioh,
Combined
is
wrncn
,
<
sales
volume
approximately
,.> /
'
Dec.
final
26
by
figures
Zale
won't
President
be
Ben A.
available until
Lipshy.
early
in.
January,
already surpassed our previous high December sales and
expect improved profits as a result of the increased,
spending through-*
out
the
The
in
country,!'
company
Its 222
stores
preiyous
number
evenly
I
,
and
earnings for the
third quarter ended Dec.
31
for Zale Jewelry as a result of peak Christmas sales,
have
A,v
•'
revealed
"Although
the
of
sales
anticipated
was
of
years
President
said.
'
A
several
days during thq month in which
million in sales, While this has happened,
Mr. ^Lipshy riai* the company had almost twice the^
over
$1
million-dollar
days than in the past.
of . business in December bodes well for 1962.
describe our viewpoint as 'restrained bullishness,' '*
executive remarked.—V. 194, p. 2274.
.•
improved
think
you
Zale
Zale
experienced
totaled
"The
the
the
trend
could
and•
country
1207. A
a-'
effected
-
"
v
closing' of
Canaveral," between
of
the
resale
of
share
569,545
on
the
-
for
shares
is, required
N.
$2
Y.,
20
a
sold
.
under
.
<
filed
for
registration
a
95.0J0 shares
covering
at
share.
per
The
oi -common
offering will
by Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc. and Globus,
cent per share commission and $5,000
^r-l"40"
to
c
shares
Irving
and
r-1.)
Ross,
a
$300,
finder,
for
under¬
^exercisable at
warrants
•
Delaware
shares
n»v>
for
like
for
an
an
ad-
aggregate
■■
,ln-c1
f>r
the
craft,
design, assembly, production and marketing of creative
hobby and educa»ion toy s^sA anu Awavbu. articles, xh
June
.
,
it
acquired certain television films, inventories and other ma¬
terials,, including the right to use the trade name "Jon Gnagy," from
the .Jon,' Gnagy .Division o^ Arthur Brown & Bro.f Inc. ; Substantially
vits dntire line is sbld uhder such trade name.
The net proceeds irom
the stock sale; estimated at $144,000, Nvill be applied to
repayment of
..short-term borrowings from a
bank
incurred
for
working
capital,
ancTtlie balanceAwill be added' to workfer
capital'and may be applied
to reducing
outstanding-.accounts payable.
.
by
resources
objectives,"
basis
and : (2)- .5,000
'
Organized
gaged
agreed
A-
Brooklyn;
2o
sale
statement
..ditional. 5,000 .shares
•».
and manages such recreation and leisure-time
industry
Disneyland Hotel, Muzak Corp., the "Lassie" and
television programs and Stephens Marine, builder of *'
and sail boats.
seasoning
the
p.
provision
lying 5-year warrants sold to the underwriters
$2
C.
an¬
servicing '
anticipates earnings
($1.75 per
outstanding). .No
33rd
SEC
receive
The
expenses.
jointly
Industries, Inc.—Common Registered^—
of
offered
an
Vinco
of $1,000,000
presently
Tax.—V., 194,
company
respectively,
A,
of payment of both purchase and resale are
maximum ten year period although in practice
period is anticipated. As previously reported,
a
this
stock
stork
nroducer.
terms
over
in excess
common,
tov
was
shorter
of
will be
Federal
•
The
company.
be
fees
substantial
a
'
$1 808 000 and profit before legal
approximately $909,000. One hundred-acres
for possible future, development as a plant site have been reserved
by
and
costs
Presidents
Modern-
President
corn
routes.—V.
to
purchase
pioneer U. S.
Co.,
Wrather,
the
-
seljl its machines,
machine
distributors
contracted
Gilbert
the
as
purchase price
Webb &
seven
has
Jack
facilities
office and
Marin
Bernard
A
servicing
sublease from
a
be
the
is
to
are
machines.
companies.
vending
df
proceeds
seasoning used
-
and
under
to
8 293
and
laws
*v.
'•
showroom
Y.,
Vineo Corp.—Florida Land Acquired—
OnA Ded. 27' the, company announced that it has"
A
•
the
wholesale; vending
and
N.
two
360,000 shs.
and
corn
'
Outstanding
••
vending
popcorn
raw
Inc., which firm also maintains
facilities
.
the
'
•
office,
Lynbrook,
majority
-
the
business
automatic
of
distribute
to
The-company. maintains
at
""Authorized
anized.Aunder
rr
Net
owns
power
has
family
Dec.
would
A' 500,UQ0 shs.
cent
.V:
"Wham-O."
family of the late A. C. Gilbert, Erector set inventor and founder of
the
52-year-old
toy company,
who died last January.
The
Gilbert
,
FINANCING
of
name
C.
A.
and
Ranger"
quality
,
.
CAPITALIZATION :GIVING EFFECT TO -PRESENT
Registered—
-
Wrather
"Lone
de¬
^
>
trade
The
Jr,
enterprises
new
-
,
in
nounced.
to
in
the
corporation
Gilbert.
26,. shareholders of this Chicago company voted to merge
receipts from sales ^re insufficient .to cover royalty pay-"'
; with Chemway Corp.,
New York City, it was announced by John ments—appr9ximatery ';'^J^JVr^^-T--A;l-----------;---T- 10,000 ; J; Weber, President-of Weco. The vote was 412,875 to 1,250 (91.3% ).
^
(g>-For general .administrative expenses and office personnel
Chemway shareholders will vote on the merger Jan. 24.
;;
*>
.•;'
—approximately
33,000
The merger,; whidh already has., been approved by the Boards of
X'h ) For training-of sendee' persoiinel-^^pproximately-^LL^i-S'10,000
Directors of both firms,
will involve thie issuance of two shares of
•'(I)
For the expansion of plant facilities and fdr research .'
:
Chemway'common stock (listed on the New York Stock Exchange) for
\* j-..
each share of Weco common stock (traded
'development—approximateljr"
25,000
over-the-counter). Chemway
; .'}«■
4,827,573
working capital.
interest
York
&.
the
activities
to
■
the
wnicft
under
Record
'
' |
5,464,852
,
25,000
in
simultaneously
head
sidiary Roosevelt Field
■
-
_A_
.
Zeckendorf,
York City hotels; ownership and operation of office buildings; the development. of industrial parks and shopping centers, through its sub¬
Inc., and other real estate, oil and gas metal¬
lurgical and Industrial development through its subsidiary Gulf States
Land & Industries, Inc.-r-V. 194,
p. 576.
'
10,000
Reserve for royalty payments
■
the
extensive
ingredients—approximately A
5,000
and programs—aproximately 20,900
A-
announced
was
William
and the assumption of certain obligations
by Zecken¬
Property Corp.,' Webb & Knapp will be able to repay its present
short-term obligations and augment its working
capital. The company's
,
r_.:_i.^_-___l____;__-;_-;_-_A___$80,000
seasoning
and
corn
(c)"Fior
.
parts
component
320,744
Wrather Corp.—To Acquire Interest in Toy Maker—
dorf
'
$9,936,550
426,824
stockholders at a price to be supplied by amend¬
offering will be underwritten by a group headed by Lester,
The
The
from other assets
,
purposes
-
interests,
by
with the
property development firm in which
British property development comnany
.
be
:
$702,896 $12,808,778
$1,076,404
•
company
designs, manufactures, assembles and sells a variety
toys and games, sporting goods and housewares, most of which are
States
leading
a
acquire-and undertake additional ventures in the future, but
will limit its activities to urban
development projects.
•A There will be .no significant curtailment in Webb & Knapp's other
activities as
a
diversified United States investment and
development
company,, primarily in the real estate field.
Under a $43.75 million
financing plan' that will iacilitate this, coupled with the realization
New, York
.
United
and
property in the United States.
This new company is
jointly by Webb & Knapp and by Second Covent Garden Prop¬
Ltd., of London—a company closely associated with Philip
and the Eagle Star Insurance Co. Ltd.
/".
itends
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2711.
p.
72,500 shares by
added
Knapp 13 of its largest urban development properties in New York/
Washington, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, and is negotiating longterm financing commitments to
bring all of these to completion. It also
;"V: ' ).u'r'UAriutsu.
.
Vendotronics
•
^38,376,141
construc¬
As]ra beginning, Zeckendorf Property Corp." is acquiring from
■.
3,297,909r 36,604,338
Ryons & Co.
personal direction of Mr. Zeckendorf, as Chairman of the
and Chief Executive Officer, and Mr. William
Zeckendorf, Jr., as
President, the new company will have its own operating staff, which is
being recruited from Webb & Knapp's urban redevelopment
personnel.
It willJiold ail of-its-properties for
long-term investment.
lease¬
certain
shareholders
194,
ment.
81,506,260
Co.
Under
1 "61—11 Mos.—1960
- "•
$4,000,805 $49,413,116 $48,312,691
ry.
operating inc.,..
ry.
and
5,878,332
77,901,779
,
Board
,
high-speed
l
It
of
aids for hair styling.
eyebrow, pencils, eye liners
used by the company to purchase
line
a
hold
-
partnership
a
1952.
distribution
and
proueeds
J.
erty
7, 200,028
company of 835 E. El Monte St., San Gabriel,
Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 26 covering 145,000 com¬
mon shares,
of which 72,500 shares are to be offered by the company
103,929,614
owned
1961;
-
4,946,524
1961—Mont.P—1960 >
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Wham-O Mfg. Co.—Common
veloper of urban
~
November,
'
$90, 916,612
418,450
590,399
$5,454,917
The
new
a
equal
of
—*—■+—'—
r
V,
This
Knapp, Inc.—New Joint Affiliate—
London
One
from
revenue
operations
sold
of
company,
'
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law in
stockholders
markets
an
by amendment.
New York
W'.
of
present
manufacture
lip liners.
under
operating inc._„
194, p. 2711.
Net
■
company
offering will- be made
Public offering price and
York.
New
supplied
organized
It
and
Beane,
to
are
was
succeeded
quired. by, the
&
common
'•-1'
$343,357
.
for
Knapp,
and
Kenneth. A. Keith, Managing Director of
Philip Hill, Higginson, Erlangers
Ltd., one of London's leading merchant banks.
<
«
registra¬
tion
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ry.
1"61—11 Mos.—1960
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
in
99,967,812
1,925,019
714,837
7,287,990
expenses
Knapp
have
and
This
&
—
■
ry.
—*..*
Period End. Nov. 30—
2711.
p.
formation
Webb
1
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a
$3,319,931 $36,612,243 $43,021,014
2,976,571
31,157,326
33,929,402
Ry,-operating revenUe-^I $4,500,628
Ry." operating expenses^
3,424,224
^
comprehensive financing plan to facilitate the long-term
tion and investment
programs
of Webb & Knapp, coupled
registrar
3,085,070
operations
1961—11 Mos.—1960
9,023,684
2,347,565
ops.
oper." income...
194,
$3,852,232
expenses
Vi-JV'
Net revenue from
•r
v
^
A
■
receive
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenue..
operating
—V.
acquisition
!«"
printing
offset
in
has
854.
p.
$
from ry.
rev.
Net
appointed
regis¬
a
common
RR.—Earnings—
Webb &
been
operating
Ry.
$1,-
were
Co.,
-v
—V.
New
filed
165,000
by Charles Plohn & Co., which will
Western Maryland
of
The
Fla.,
covering
In
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.
Canyon
Printing
Period End. Nov. 30—
Valley Gas Production, Inc.—Appointment—
;
underwritten
Period End. Nov. 30—
serving, such customers in the Phoenix area as General
Computer Division, Sperry-Rand, Aircraft Division, Goodyear
Wabash
to
shares
be
—V.
owns
Miami,
27
purposes.
years,
Rubber
196,969
Valle
Enter¬
has
effect
Ave.,
Dec.
on
corporation Is engaged in the retail sale of liquors, win»s and
beers for off-premises consumption
at
19 separate
locations in and
about
Miami.
Net
proceeds are to be
used
for
general corporate
a
used
company
owns
Printing
by;T5%'/', ■"
four
■
net
be
giving
Valle
.
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,
The
will
the
stock u after
common
of which Donald
D;
sell 23,076 shares)
and
to
proposes
MAss.
and
of
State Printing
thd-technical publishing
Scarborough
House,"
stock
discharge the company's obligations to its
($52,558.01).
In
addition
to
certain'indebtedness
a
supplied
12th
SEC
share commission.
Ry.
fiscal
'Canyon
to prepay indebtedness
previous expansion, and
officers and stockholders
programs,
to
Steak
Newton,
to
outstanding
to ..be
are
W.
the
80,00(Tbhares are to be offered by the company and
by the stockholders, at $4.50 per share.
The offering
The
taxes.
stated.
Ernest,
Electric,
operates
Maine .under
from
will
July the firm acquired for cash the veteran
fourth largest Los Angeles producers of
district
newspapers,
circulars
and
corporation
publication.
Ernest's
volume had, been $850^)00. .Sjnce acquisition Voorhees! has
.increased
.
and
85,000
approximately half-million dollars in sales
Voorhees, President, said current earnings on
after
the past six months.
R.,:W.
,
2305 N.
statement 'with
of which
add
Paul
8%
sales
.Purchase
.
of
company
tration
shares,
064,734.60, highest in the firm's seven years of operations:- In the
like period the
preyious year sales were- $720,000. .The firm is chang-*>
ing £q a calendar year and will issue a combined statement in
March,1
'<■
,,K
purchase
volume.
amount
Voorhees
xields.
'A-
-
to
acquisition
Voorhees
the
!
■
agreement
The
to
ex¬
stock, of which 55;736 shades ,< are..to be ..offered. for, public, sale
by the company and 23,076 scares,. being outstanding stock, by Donald '
D. Valle, Board Chairman and
principal stockholder. H;*' M.- Payson
&
Co.. and
R. AW;.: Pressprioh
& Co. Ahead the list of underwriters.
by amendment.
V The company
This
Inc., operators of Canyon State Printing Co., Phoenix, Ariz.,
undisclosed amount of cash was announced by P. W-.
Voorhees,
technical and general publishing firm.
KA This company of 646. Forest Ave., Portland, ^faine, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Dec. 22 covering 78,812 shares of com-
public
Weinkles Liquor Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
recent
a
Voorhees, Inc.—Acquisition Agreement—
.
The
to
in
an
the
,moh
outstanding
effect
issued
were
prises,
for
of
-
.
W.
An
21%
tnan
gro,»ui
year."
of
continuation
a
P.
1960.
^V.,193,, R.V226d.' V
Valle's
has
company
(after
shares
per
Corp.
is
one
of the major manufacturers
of
detection
systems, This
equipment is ,psed • for'
leak
vacuum
critical
stock
such
$4,-
Vacuum-Electronics
,
indebtedness,
common
exchange for the
5,000 shares then outstanding which were
originally acquired by the
principal stockholders at $10 per share). Of such outstanding stock,
A. Milton Brown, Board
Chairman, and Arthur Brown, President, own
20% and 16%, respectively.
an¬
to
fiscal
$568,069
figures
the
over
evca
for
increase and
Raible, noted
Frank
1961
and
pattern
l^o2
to
the
in
its
compared
as
taxes
company's*. 18.%' sales
growth
loon
perienced
share),
per
Vacuum's
exceptional
said,
'61,
after
earnings
net
the
on
profits,
reflected
growth
in
shows
company
in fiscal
$5,781,936
certain
of
whereby
'60.
company
crease
electronics
Y.
fiscal
in
The
N.
sales
net
to
shares
recapitalization
Vacuum-Electronics Corp.—Annual Report—
nual
addition
300,000
1994.
p.
55
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57
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
proved by O'Melveny & Myfers, of
ALABAMA
Los
Frisco
Bond Sale—An issue of
-mortgage
bonds
Co.,
water
to
sold
was
bonds
Bank
improvement
bonds
sold to Odess, Martin,
6
Bonham,
100.011.
Inc.,
at
price
a
Bond
of
offered
—were
N.
T.
Francisco;'
Maricopa County, Glendale Elem.
School District No.
40.
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
2164—were
p.
blower &
Co.,
Bond
Horn-
to
Weeks, and Coughlin &
jointly^
Sale—The $750,000 school
on Dec.
18—v. 194,
bonds offered
2275—were awarded to
p.
•
i 961/
a
S.
&
A.,
of
&
S.
Calif.
A,, of San Francisco,
Sanitary District
will
;
.
O f f e r i 'n g—Florence G
Ottering
Florence G.
Bond
Bona
on
cissco.
;):/// A
; ;/v'/
Buena Park
/
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
9
for
the
purchase of $200,000
school
election
1960,
series
C
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclu¬
on
sive. Principal and
payable
er's
O'Melveny
7i
•';"-V'r■' V '/A A ."7
' V::
■
(J-J)
the County Treasur¬
Legality approved by
& Myers, of Los An¬
at
office.
geles.
interest
on
of Los
Interest M-S.
Angeles.
Clerk,
County
bids
sealed
Angeles,
at
until
his
Bond
9
will
Offering—L.
B.
Thomas,
will receive sealed
(PST) on Jan. 29
for the purchase of $1,300,000 mu¬
nicipal improvement 1962, series
City
a.m.
Los
(PST)
on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of' $810,000 school election 1960, series C
Dated
bonds.
March
1, 1962. Due
March 1 from 1963 to
on
clusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's office.
Fallbrook
San
Bond
19
Dec.
7
interest
bonds
1
Feb
Dated
onTub'
from
1
1962
Due
1992
in-
Interest F-A. Leealitv
aD-
bv O'Melvenv & Mvers
1
Angeles.
_
to
7
..
Redlands Jotnt
District,
1963
:
...
of
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...
Union
_
_
f
San_ Bernardino and
1
Counties, Calif.
Offering
V. Dennis
Bond
Wardle,
ceive
Sale—The $165,000
—
v.
school
awarded to The Bank of America
N.
T.
7 and
&
S.
•
Associates, at
a
V.'
school
' V:": ' A
A
(PST) on Jan. 9 for
of $900,000 school
bonds/ Dated January*'-15,
1962.
a.m.
the
purchase
Due
on
Jan. 15 from
Principal
1963
to 1987
interest
CJ-J)
payable- at
County
Treasurer's
office. -Legality-., ap¬
-
and
the
building
bonds.
revenue
Dated January 1, 1962. Due on
."/Bond Offering—John S. Mun- July 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
Callable
shower, Assistant Secretary, will
County
sealed
interest
lnxeresi
the
.
County
1964 to 1991
inclusive.
Kirldind
h
January
of
as
1,
1967.
Co., in Kokotno. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller
Clerk,
bids
at
Bond
of
the
Board
his
will
re-
office
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on Jan.
9 for the Purchase of $775,000
school building bonds. Dated Jan.
I9d2- Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
to 1986 inclusive. Callable as of
1, 1972. Principal and inter(A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver
est
in
FLORIDA
Sale
The
—
$1,500,000
Sale—An
issue of $72,000
water revenue bonds offered on
$125,000 Dec- 20 was sold to The Carleton
revenue
D. Beh Co.
bonds was sold to The Midwest
Securities Co., as 5sk
.•,?
Miles
Community School
Iowa
..
District,
Stephenson County, Freeport Sch.
Bo"d Offering—Ralph H. Rog.
District No. 145, 111.
U .ers, District Superintendent, will
Bond Offering — Theodore R. receive sealed bids until Jan. 4
Jor the purchase of $55,000 school
bonds.
Carpenter, School District Secretary, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 24 for
the
purchase
building
1962. Due
1981
of
on
school
March 1,
Dated
Dec.
1
from
Bond
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and inr
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated
by
the successful bidder. Legality ap-
Iowa
Sale—An
issue of $70 000
construction bonds
seWer
to
1963
Pella
;
$1,650,000
bonds.
19
was
offered
sold to Shaw
Mc-
Dermott & Co.
KENTUCKY
Fulton, Ky.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Clearwater, Fla.
Bond
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
Creston, Iowa
/ ;
waterworks and sewerage
Offering—Alice. Dicken-
Secretary
son,
IOWA
Hod-
Chaffetz & Masters, of Lake
son,
Percy, III.
SO, Colo.
of Indianapolis.
Legality
F11i<?
Bond
Chicago.
Sale—The
building
revenue
$76,000
school
bonds offered
Principal and interest (F-A)
Dec* ?°7rV' 194\.p* +27i2T
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Goodbody & Co., and Herbert J.
Sims &
No' 76 <P' °' Creve Coeur)> IlL
on
awarded to Magnus & Co., at
pay-
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
San
Francisco
City and County,
California
Offering—Harry D. Ross,
City Controller, will receive sealed
bids until Feb. 13 for the purchase
$27,300,000 bonds. Dated March
1,
1962
Due
March1
19bA- Du^ on March 1 from l963
from l_9b3
to
1982
on
inclusive.
Co., Inc., as 43/4s, at a price^jonds offered on Dec. 18 was sold
97.00, a basis of about 4.82%/
to a group composed of Barcus,
Other members of the syndicate Kindred
&
Co.,
White-Phillips
were
Bond
of
of
Interest
M-S.
&
as
follows: Clement A. Evans
Co., Inc., and Arch W. Roberts.
X;;,\ Lee Country, Fla.
Bond
Clerk
the
of
pAmmic,innorc
Salvador
School
District,
San
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Jan.
8
$100,000
Dated
15
until
school
Jan.
from
11
the
for
1964
to
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
building
15, 1962.
Due
1983
Jan.
10
the
price of 100.046,
v
will
a.m.
0
n
^
^
(EST)
purchase of
Due
80,000
on
as
1976
$3,-
3%s.
Due
on
inclusive.
pay-
Bond
(CST)
on
bids
2713
—were
a
net interest cost
as
follows:
4V4s.
Due
on
1 from
June
1
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
,
County
Clerk,
a
will
^
receive
7^^ ^
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
on
Jan. 2 for the purchase of $321,000
school
'
building
Dated
December
revenue
bonds.
1. 1961. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
Gary, Ind.
sealed
receive
a
p.
r
Fulton County, Ky.
,Bond Offering—Kathryn R.Lan-
nom,
•
nrr? Of^ring—Esther Belle
County (P. O.
Savannah), Ga.
as
from
Jan. 1,
'
Swift, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
Chatham
22,000
Due on Jan. 1
INDIANA
East
GEORGIA
bonds.
Jan.
194,
net
a
1975 inclusive.
on/1Q77
and 1977.
iQ7fi
Sept. 1, 1990.
on
v.
as 4s. Due on June
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
-interest cost of ^^,3.42%/^.«
follows:
A 'v *
r.
900,000 bridge and causeway revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
for
at'a
j
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Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
jnC
of
will
—
$54,000
Co., Inc., and McDougal & Condon,
Gbdbty $250,000 as 3.40s.
lTr
r
from 1965 to
receive
Board
Commissioners
sealed bids until 10
San
,
Offering—D. T. Fairabee,
18
Bond Sale—An issue of $330,000 price of 100.01,
school building and equipment of about 4.10%,
until
2
p.m.
designated by the successful bidder Legality approved by Skaggs.
jjays & Fahey, of Louisville.
Jan. 24 for the purchase
Graves
County (P. O.
May field), Ky.
Sale
Sale—The
$235,000 school
building revenue bonds offered on
price of 100.7
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Santa Ana,
I
Bond Offering-James G. Funk,
Corporation Secretary, will receive
& Co., Inc., sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CSX) on
par'
Jan. 4 for the purchase of $600,000
Tazewell County School District
w
^e*es*
A
Santa
Maria
Elementary
District, Santa Barbara
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County,
California
lei, Deputy County Counsel, will
(reTieoneFeeb b5forU?hi uureS
of S850 000kchool bonds
of .$850,000 school bonds.
Turlock School District, Stanislaus
;
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $470,000 bonds
xxwot
vx,
uu
x
xxvxxxx
Bank, of Chicago, and
Courts:& Co., jointly, as 33/4s, at
a
price of 103.8699, a basis of
Dec. 19 —v. 194, p. 2713
were
awarded to Cruttenden, Podesta
payable at the Lake County State & Co.
about
Bank, in East Gary.
Savings
3.45%.
Bond Offering—Robert D, Cur-
bids
inclusive.'
™arded(
R„ildina
bridge revenue bonds offered on
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
11
Los
School
Dec.
Garden Grove School District,
until
in
Townshio
y
A., of San Francisco,
072.
V-
office
j-av/or
Dec. 20
on
Febdl Lomdl9^3bto119V92 inclusive!
on
C bonds offered on
194, p. 2600 —were
No.
Bernardino,
until
11
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 15 for the purchase
of $500,000 school 1956, series 6
be
;
2601—were
p
Lake Forest, III.
.
COLORADO
San
.
Union School District,
hig
,./
High School Oct.
.
Riverside
County
;
v 7
Diego County, Calif.
series
.1959,
and
at
the
1987 in¬
194
about 4.19%.
Lake Forest University,
_
Adams County School District
Clerk,
receive
in
i9___v>
sewage
building bonds offered
<*7A) payable : at
Treasurer's office.
bids until 8 p.m.
veny
office
Dec
The $440 000
The
12—v.
Forest.
Dist., Los Angeles County,
vig,
Rockport, Ind.
194,
Dec;
t^incipai^*ana
77 A
able at the County Treasurer's of-
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
1
Hughes & Co., Inc. jointly, as 4%S,
a* a price of 100.85, a basis of
Calif.///;:
Bond Of fering—Gordon T. Nesvig> County Clerk,- will receive
Pomona, Calif.
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel-
,
1,
Jan.
on
,& share Corp., and Raffensperger,
^
Legality
Covina-Valley Unified School
California
Due
Kane, Cook and Du Page Counties
School District No. 46 (P. O.
Elgin), III.
Bond Sale—The $965,000 school
;;,,3.45%.
awarded' to
at
Jan.
on
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond Sale
a
?anl/of A!"erieaf N- T'.& S'A 'of T^J.94'/-
bids
Due
1976.
3%s.
as
from
.
f °P
Los
Orange County, Calif.
350,000
imiiffiT "OT r^-" election 1961, series A ot $525,000 student union, series
bonds. Dated.. February ,1, 1962. J961 revenue bonds Dated March
to
Due °h;Feb, Cfrom 1963 to 1987 Jt/96/ 1J?1ue. on:'March 1 from
000"
Droved
School District,
as
and
a m
elusive
,
1975
awarded to The Indianapolis Bond
on
2385 —were
gealed
approved by O'Melveny & Myers/
inclusive.
•
3%s.
as
Phi/l^ity^f^'^winreceive Angeles untQ 9
*'* (PST? ) "on receive sealed bids until 10 a.m. Principal and interest (J-J) payfan. 30 foSrUthe purchase of $2°-Jan. 16 for the .purchase of $220,- <?ST) on Jan. 10 for the purchase able atjjie Union BankTrust
inclusive.
July 1 from 1962 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran1991
80,000
ILLINOIS
Angeles County, Calif* }
-
group composed of
& Co., City Securi-
KSS'0* 103'2846' 3 baSlS 01 ab0ut
Sale—The $477,000'school
bonds offered
.'
Cnlif
a
y
County,
A Bond
^
Oranoc
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due
Calif
to
District, Tulare
Visalia School
.
p.
sealed
receive
awarded
John Nuveen
1974 inclusive.
sewer
bonds.;*;,;-
.
Clerk,
Ci TfTolAn/eles
Angeles.,
Laine,
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 10
for the purchase of $400,000 sewer
Sept. 1
on
inclusive. Call-
Offering—SeaTed^ids will fan Franclsco' at a pnce o£ 10°"
until- Jan
9 for the
■■Z-.O
Chicago, and Blyth
purchase
of
$1,608*912
1
Walnut School District, Los
J0,nt!y' at a prIce of
Due
Bond Offering—Willis A.
City
1991
-d^teres t (J-JwW awarded Chicago, First3%s, at
the
National
Bank of to
Myers, ot Los
County; Calif.
1961
Alviso,
c.pal
received
445
CALIFORNIA
1964 to
.Bond
be
group
composed of Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, and Boettcher & Co., at
a price of 100.103.
September 1, 1961. Due
from
the County Treasurer s office. Le-
B bonds offered on
12,—v. 194, p. 2275—were
T.
of
County Clerk; will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
San
awarded to The Bank of America
N.
Bank
Mateo
series
Dec.
The
to
,
3. - A.,
Sale"—The $250,000 school
Montecito
Maricopa County, Mesa Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
&
-
Merced
-/
/;/.'
$407,000 school
Dec. 18—v. 194,
awarded
X.
-
Merced City School District,
(P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
194,
The
~,
DisC San
School
America
ARIZONA
Dec. 12—v. 194, p. 2600
until 11 a.m. (PST);. on Jan. 9 for
7; County, Calif.
Arlington Heights, III,
7. the purchase of $300,000 school
Bond Sale—The $350,000 muni¬
Sale—The $450*,000 bonds election
1961> series B bonds,
on Dec, 19—v. 194, p. 2600
Dated Jan. 1, 1962., Due on Jan. 1 cipal building bonds offered on
awarded to The Bank of
frorr| 19^3 to 1987 inclusive. Prin- Dec. 18 — v. 194, p. 2712 — were
was
V;Af/.7 A/A;/'"''A/A/A.;/;/'
11—v.
awarded-to
Francisco.
Jefferson
Sellers, Doe
Dec;
on
—were
of America^N.
of San
^ //;
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
public
offered
on
America .N. ,.T. & S. A., of San able as of September'1*1971. Prin- ties Corp
and
Raffensperger,
^ranclsc9*. .7.:
clPal and interest (M-S) payable Hughes & Co., Inc., at a price of
Tustin Union High School District, at the First National Bank of At- 100.0017,
a net interest cost of
Orange County, Calif.
!a % Georgia. Legality approved about 3.79%, as follows:
Bond Offering—L. B.Wallace,
Meadow^ImRh 'of Atlanta.
$320i000 1964 to Due. on Jan- 1
Meadow & Smith, of
from
School
County, Calif.
$212,000 school
Sale—The
2600
p.
-yV
Homewood, Ala.
/..'•/
El Dorado
Bond
Hugo Marx &
5s.
as
Dist.,
$120,000
; revenue
offered
.
><^-were. awarded
4?.-!t
Georgetown Divide Union
Alabama
>
first
-Angeles-.;
City Waterworks Board,
Ge
gta
I
7
.
University Svstem
Blda
Ga
inclusive.
1972.
on
bids
Jan.
5
until
for.
11
the
$6,170,000 student
nue,
series
1961
1
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
housing
-
bonds.
reve*
Dated
as
of Jan.
1,
Legality
ap-
Proved ^ Ross,. McCord, Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond Offerine-B. E.* Thrasher,
Jr'. Vice-Chairman, will receive
sealed
Callable
Principal and interest (J-J)
Monroe Central School Building
Corporation (P. O. Winchester),
Knox County, Ky.
Bond Offering—C. K/ Williams,
County Court Clerk, will receive
_
sealed bids untiL U a.m (EST)
on JfP- 2. for the purchase of
$150,000 school building revenue,
series 1962 bonds. Dated February
mortgage revenue bonds offered 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1, iFom 1963
oil Dec. 19—v. 194, p. 2492—were
to 1982 inclusive. Callable as ot
*
Indiana
Sale—The $750,000
•
,
Bond
-
first
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(58)
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MICHIGAN
February 1, 1967. Interest F-A.
Legality
approved
by Grafton,
Ferguson & Fleischer, of Louis¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
i
ownshtp
n
(/*.
u.
0qq
Flymouthj, Mtch.
ville.
19—v.
awarded
Stein
to
4V4s, at
4s and
& Boyce,
Bros.
Co., jointly,
price of 97.00,
a
•
.
•
<cu00l District
r»nv/-
urer's office.
plant
sewage
of Feb.
as
_
*
Mich
^^®rmff~^^dys LockSecretary of the Board of
<2
V's".
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:
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Feb.
.
......
,
...
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
La.
.
Bond
Offering—Bertha
Clerk,
City
will
Pierce,
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 18
for the purchase of $400,000 street
est
(F-A)
trust
or
payable
•_
•••-.
1964
1984
to
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Mar¬
tin, Himel,
Morel
& Daly,
of
Bogalusa.
Bossier
City, La
Bond
Offering — Clarice Lee,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. <CST) on Jan. 25 for
the purchase of $3,775,000 bonds.
Dated
February
1,
1962. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay1 KiJo n'rVo
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bidJir
&
man
Cutler, of Chicago.
MAINE
r'i'
•
Bond
Offering—Bion Hartford,
District
Treasurer,, will, receive
sealed
bids
Jan.
on
3
$800,000
Dated
until
for
11
the
water
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Purchase
of
January
1,
1962.
School
Bond
Offering
District,
—
Mich.
Clarence E.
Pryer, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 pjn. (EST) on Jan 9 for
the Pl'rchfse of $1500,000 buildaI?d
s®nes 2 bonds. Dated
b' }• S;Du,e on ;Jro™
"fr,,n°ITiim
nvhank
Ierest ^ ~u> PayaDle at any oanK
trust
or
designated
company
hiddpr
Renville
Bond
v
.
Roseville
Leffalitv
by
an-
Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
proved
ral>
Clair
County
16
$500,000
fund,
motor
sealed
Aduitor,
bids
Jam
on
County, Minm •' \
the
1962
receive
(EST)
purchase of
highway
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan. 1 from
inclusive
Callable
.
Jan.
of
Principal and interest (J-J)
bank
1, 1974. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at any
trust company designated
interest
pay-
.
,
or
Bond
O f f
Perry,
eeive
i
e r
Town
sealed
n
g—Richard
bids
c/o
The
A,
re-
First
National Bank, 45
Milk Street,
Boston, until 11:30 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 2
for
the
purchase of $360,000 school project loan act of 1948
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan.
15
elusive.
Jan.
from
~
15, 1962.
1963
•
to
'
Due
1980
-
*
in-
•
by the successful bidder, legality
Whittier,
receive
sealed bids c/o the State
Street Bank & Trust
Co;, Boston,"
until
Jam 25
for
the
purchase
of
$1,105,000 bonds.
Holyoke
Mass
Ze
\
denng—J°s. E.
-
until
4^61 ruin
b0Tlds
on
10
first
1961
Dated
NEW JERSEY
College, Northfield, Minn.
Jan
1
'
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Due
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1977 Iriclu-'
able at
any
bank
trust company
or
nf
Round
Mmnpannll
Paterson, N,
J.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 general
x-9 9/
w
194,
—v.
p.
offered '
.
2*^9^ ^ a
10Q-045, a
torence
Ft
)To^yupphip
(P.
Manager,
will
O.
*
Dec. 20,—v. 194,
on
2602
p.
were
Jersey
Bond
rhfl«5P
Bond Offering
Sale—The $814,000 sewer
Deq. 21—v. 194, p. 2602
'
1,
;
1972.
HrincipaT and
<J-J) payable at
.
ofjkn
.
.
any
bank
interest
or
^nnnno
nf
trust
2 for^ PUrch?se of $25,000
1
^
1962
to
and
interest
"
Tur"pike A"tho"^
Inerease^6.8%—Traf-
fic
toll
and
revenues
on
the New
Will
IcLc.lVc
Price
sealed
bcdlCU
Jack,on
street
street
Clal
No. 324, Minn
improvement
"
bonds.
Bank of
Colonie
:
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(F-A) payable at the
Suffolk, in Stony Brook.
Central
School
District
No. 5, N.
Y.
Bond Offerng—Jessie. B. Ogden,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST)5 oh Jan: lr
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"of
puVehase :<>f'
for
for
the- purchase
the,
school
i988
$2,749,000
bonds; Bated
1962
1962. Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Febf 1, '
from 1962 to
1
Principal and
in-
(M-N) payable at I
The NaSMr,
Comrnercial Bank & Trust
terest
tional
Co., in Albany. Legality approved
by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman,
of New York City'
Geneseo. Cropland. Sparta *'■},
West Sparta, Central School
Dsitrict No.
1 (P. O.
Geneseo), N. Y.
Sale —The
Bond
bonds offered
on
$305,000
school
194,
Dec. 20—v.
an
buses
increase of 6.5%
146,437
vehicles
I
v
933,212
933.212
a
year
vear
194
v
2602—were awarded to
D
The Meadow Brook National Bank,
rr
the
,
ago.
aeo.
,
.
District-No. 7, N. Y.
4,-
awvuiuw^j,
rr
Hempstead Union Free School
trucks,
over
in
axa
^
totaled
and
cars,
Hempstead, Lido and Point Look¬
out Fire District
(P. O. Point
Lookout), N. Y.
Bond Sale —The $45,000 fire1962 bonds offered on Dec. 14—
0f West Hempstead, as 3.20s.
This November's traffic
November
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. I960. Toll revenues were $3,135,2 for the purchase of
$63,000 spe- 524, or 6.8% more than the $2,
'"dependent School Diet. 2 icf the purchase of $63,000 spe- 524 or 6.8% more than the $2,cial
VlCl IV.
and interest
n
Revenues
4,416,765
Clinton, Miss.
Bond Offering — Joe H
to
1966
(J"D) Payable at the Middletown
Authority announced.
MISSISSIPPI
MISSISSIPPI
b£g«^30Wp^.^o^
InV
from
,
T
pur-
1
Principal
B^ond O f f
water and sewer improvement,
Lucey, second series bonds. Legality ap-
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
1979 inclusive. Principal
1962
1961.
Hilltop, Minn,
company designated by the sue- Jersey Turnpike during November
e r'i n g — ^Catherine eessful " bidder; Legality'approved continued to score gains
compared
Herje, Village Clerk, will receive by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, to the same month in
1960, Joseph
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Lefler &
Haertzen, of Minneapolis. Morecraft, Jr., Chairman of the
V
+'
4 for the
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Sherman Car-
—
December 1*
Dated
inc"lusive° Callable'as of"jan
ap-
p™^ed by Faegre & Benson'of St'
Due
Sleepy. Eye, Minn.
Y.
the.purchase of $69,000 land
acquisition 1962 bonds. Dated Jan¬
'
horst> of Minneapolis,
Wright,
1, JV.
Beatrice Jayne,
—
for
inclusive. Callable as of Feb. 1, awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
1977- Principal and interest (F-A) as 3.10s, at a, price of 100.06, a
Payable at any bank or trust com- basis of about 3.09%.
pany designated by the successful
Hamilton Township (P. O. 2090
bidder.. Legality} approved by
Greenwood Avenue, Trenton),'
Briggs
Morgan, of St. Paul.
New
receive
Offering
uary
Sibley County, Minn
.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 4
school
•
NEW YORK
Free School Dist.' No.
Bond
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Due on Feb- 1 from 1966 to 1984
*
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Brookhaven and Smithtown Union
.
as
District Clerk, will recdive seeded
bids uhtil ;4 pun. (CST) on ,Jari.
;
1
uiierea on
2714 — were
basis of about 2.88%.
Tfrn(for
University,
Koons, of Portales.
on
...
.
New Mexico
sive. Legality approved by Walter
A.
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Lake
c
bonds
miyxuvemem -uoxias
Dec. 21
t
Independent School
District No. 516, Minn.
_
Eastern
_
East
Owen, Barber^ Marquart & Wind-f improvement
hnrd
MEXICO
V?" Tngen & Co., Inc., and the the purchase of $2,175,000 student
fidelity Union Trust,.of Newark, housing
revenue
series
1961
as 3.55s, at a price of 100^ bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
Octc. 1 from 1963 te 2001 inclu¬
08> a basis of about 3.54%. -
designated by the successful bidder' LeSality approved by Dorsey,
ftorst, of Minneapolis.
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V,/
,
series
1962
sive. callable as of Jan. 1, 1972.
pri^p^ and interest (J-J) pay-
-----
"
(EST)
sive. Principal and interest (JrJ)
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
in New York. City, Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Butler, N. J.
'Bond Offering—Dr. Donald C.
$173,000 water Moyer, President of the Board' of
bonds offered on Dec. 19—v. 194,. Regents,, will receive sealed bids
P* 2692—were awarded to B. J. until 10 a.m. (MST) on Feb. 1 for
bonds
Business
.
Offering-r-Norman J,. Ander son, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids *
Untu 8 p m (EST) >op Jan 10 ior
Sale—The
Bond
on
Bond Offering—Frank I.
'
Bond
.
..
Carleton
:' /
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New Mexico
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
3. for
+ifer,Mri." re^ei}fe sealed proved by Howard, Peterson, LeJ&J£fler & Haertzen- °f City Clerk,_ will receive'
n/
Bunk
a.m.
r
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Polansky,
improvement bonds
a»d 8?nerai improvement bonds
offered
elusive. Interest A-O. Legality
Offering—Jeannette S.
Town Accountant, will
$1,495,338 in-the previ-
NEW
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
Southgate, Mich.
p.m. —were awarded toGoodbody&Co.,
Bond Sale—1The $35,000 1961 side(CST) on Jan, 23 for the purchase and J. C. Bradford & Co., jointly,
walk special assessmeni improve- of $500,000 highway
rove-t
facility bonds. , taking $810,000, as 3.30s, at a price
ment NoV.2 bonds offered on Dec.' Dated Feb. 1;'1962. Due on Feb.l of 100.555, a basis of about
3.22%V
20—Vivl94, p,, 2713—.were awarded from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin-.
Keansbure N J
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to The Security Bank of South- cipal and interest (F-A) payable
Bond Offering—William F Hergate, as 2V2s, at a price of 100.13, at any bank or trust company
lihy Borough Clerk will receive
a basis of about 2.38%.
designated by thg-BUMettftil hid- sealed bids until
8 p'.m. (EST) on
der Legality approved by
Dorsey, Jan 9 f
purchase of $48,000
MINNESOTA
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind-
■
Dancers, Ma...
Bond
extraordin-,
District, N. J.
'.1'
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,
Treasurer, will
or
$32,524,-
X Princeton Township School
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Berkley, Mass.
brought
service
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of
12 months
hall bonds.
Sck
MASSACHUSETTS
£us
will, receive
a.m.
vehicle
Due
1987
will
9:30
series
to
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive,
^atJhe^First National Bank,
for
1, 1962.
1963
as
Clerk,
bids until
Jan.
0n
Jan.
on
pared to
■>
NEVADA
.
debt
from reserve fund^
and„JnolJprovid(^r in the annual
budget, totaled $1,239,611- com-
Bond Offering — Gordon W.
Russell, Clerk of the Board of
County Commisisoners,1 will receiye '-sealed; -.bids until ^2 p.m.
(MST) on Jan. 10 for the- pur-
.
$8,122,421
expenses
$1,950,000 convention
Offering—Tom
County
^
sealed
of
Due
■
.
$25,000,000 Detroit
series III revenue
expressway,
bonds-
bonds.
revenue
of
before
Disbursements
ary
<^niWi
.
County, Mich.
Bond Offering — Howard Mur-
)•''>>>r%'
; ■
debt service, to $32,143,210,,
S
St.
jflJ;
-
the successful, bidder. Legality
Washoe County, Nev.
1
WiHawiii approved by Dorsey, Owen, BarBond Offering—Sealed bids will
Tup ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of be received until Jan. .17 for the Wood, of New York City.
b® received until reo. t> tor tne Minneapolis.'
purchase of
nff-
r
dg
.
Michigan (State of)
.
,
•
Presqixelsle WaUr
Qftfrtct, Me.
,
Dawson County,'Mont.
,
.
improvement bonds. Dated March
15, 1962. Due on March 15 from
t
requirement, to
'
at any bank
designated by..
company
w
;
-.
_
Bogalusa,
c
1,1962. Callable. Interest F-A.:
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D
n
.
-
In
the
previous
year
the
budgeted operating expenses were
$7 533 709 and ^venues, before
-
n
~.
Education, will receive sealed bids Lakeville Independent School Dist.
until 3:30 p.rn. (EST) on Jan. 10;
No* 194, Minn. '
: '
LOUISIANA
■'V*
fpr the purchase of $115,000 school.
Bond Offering—Lester Mietee«r
Acadia Parish School Districts, La. site and building bonds.
Dated District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from bids until 3 p.m; (CST) on Jan.
be received until 18 a.m. (CST)
1962 to 1986 inclusive. Callable as 18 for the purchase of $303,000*
on
Feb.
1
for the
purchase of of July 1, 1971. Principal and in- school building bonds. Dated Feb.
""
,
last,
reserve
Larbon County, Belfry School
V°'
'
'
Prin-
1, 1975.
"
n
944.
30,
1970.
Bond Offering
Mildred Van
Soest, District Clerk, will^receive
der. Legality approved by Dorsey, sealed bids:until 8 p,m. (MSTLon
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind- dan. 17 for the; purchase^ $325,borst, of Minneapolis.
*
■
099 school building bonds. Dated
-
wood,
net interest cost of about 4.23%.
a
Callable
on
and the Bankers Bond
as
and
revenues,
ary
special assessment bonds offered cipai and interest (F-A) payable
Dec. 11—v. 194, p. 2493—has at any bank or trust company
194, p,2713—were'been postponed.
' ' ^ - designated by the successful bid-
sewer
Dec.
on
posed sale of $136,000 water main
Sale—The $275,000 water
revenue bonds offered
Bond
and
j^^ge
15,
1962. Due on January 1,
Callable. Principal and interest payable at the City Treas-
on
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
Feb. l from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro-
Scottsville, Ky.
(CST)
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $226,-
_
Canton
'
i
_
,
B°nd °£fering-RUth Bingham'
.
.
.
r,1
1
•
^
•
«•
j
District Clerk, will ^ceive sealed
until 1.30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
purchase
11 tor tfte ,pur£ ?s' of $1270 000
tke purcnase ot ^>i,z/u,uuu
v,
i
^
^
-
For the 12 months ended Nov. school bonds. Dated December 1,
Bond Offering-Neil R. Tufves- Due f™"> 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
30,. 1961, traffic was
51,191,149 1991. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
Pk- J1C
Wil}^o^eive
Pontotoc County (P. O.
vehicles, a gain of 3.9% compared l97^ inclusive. Interest J-D.
sive. Principal and interest
(J-J) Ttn ?i J
Pilm' (
Pontotoc), Miss.
to
the 49 284 836
49,234,836 vehicles in the
vehicles in the
payable at the New England MerHempstead Union Free School
1^'c l T the purchase of $600,Bond Sale—The $150,000 coun- Brellou^ii month neHod
Toll
chants National
Bank, of Boston, ti
f'SqL i g bonds. Dated ty improvement bonds offered on Pevenues for the 12 months were BondDistrict No. 8, N. Y.
Legality
approved
Offering—William J. Rowby
Storey,
}^. Due on Feb 1 from Dec. 18 — v. 194, p. 2714
were $36857268 compared to $35 644"
T
V"
bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1962. Due on
Jan. 15 from 1963 to 1981
inclu-
r
—
w
i,.
Mass.
--
—
194,
p.
2713—were
awarded to Estabrook &
Co., and
Su£- i'5 'i J fefs
100 60
a
baci<?
of
nhnui
,,m
■
>;-
trust
or
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 sewerage loan act of 1961 bonds
offered
on Dec.
19—v.
~
crease
terest (F-A) payable
..
wdhamstown,
i
*)*/■
company
at any bank
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality apProved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
.»
Marquart '& Windhorst,
neapolis.
o
-
.
-
of Mid-
of 3.4%.
_
Total
MONTANA
months
.
c
-
_T
JVo.
798, Mont.
'
Bond Offering—Wm. J. Fry, Jr.,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids untU TJ3
ended
eluding
tolls,
Nov.
...
Billing* Special Improvement
District
p.m.
(MST)
on
the
30,
1961,
concession
12
in-
reve-
nues,: intome on investments iahd
other miscellaneous income, were
$40,647,365 versus
Jan. increase of 2.4%.
Bond Offering—Johanna Deus- 2 for the purchase of $2,704 city
errnan» City ,Clexk,, will receive improvement bonds. Dated Janu*
ter
revenues
Deducting
$39,681,919,
'
budgeted
an
n
|or
^ie
operating
costs of the 12 months ended Nov.
bonds.
New York
Ahv
'V5 Hempstead Wantagh Fire District,
.
•
•
New York
Sale — The $60,000 fire
bonds offered on Dec. 13—v. 194,
p. 2602—were awarded to The SeBond
T
purchase
of
$2,605,000
Legality approved
^y Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
school
Volume
Number 6121
195
.
The Commercial and" Financial
.
curity National Bank of Hunting- bonds. Dated December 1, 1961.;
ton* as- 2%s,- at a price of 100.03;. Due semi-annually from June lx,
a basis of about 2.73%.
1963 to December 1', 1983 inclusive,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Ithaca, N. Y.
able at The Farmers Savings Bank
Bond Offering—Fred Wemstem,
Co
in Ashley. Legality approved
City
Comptroller,
will
receive by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
sealed bids until 3 pirn: (EST) on
& Neihoff, of Columbus.
Jan. 4 for the purchase of $305,000
Clearcreek Township Local
public improvement 1962 bonds.
Chronicle
(59)
1 from 1963 jto 2000 inclusive; Legality approved by Squire, Sand-
March* 1' from' 1964 to 1972 inclu-
room
sive. Interest M-S.
Condadcr
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ers
n
e._
r_.
Port' Clinton City School District,*
20- miles
Beaverton, Ore.
Ohio
Dated
January1 1;
1962.
Due
School District,
on
B
Principal: and interest (Ar
; A*0>. payThe
at
Chase
a
Coast'
section,
late 1962 opening;
the
west
450-room
of
San
Juan, and
Americana
the
on
Bond S a 1 e—The $80,000 fire,
of the Isla Verde
Clerk of the Board of Education; series 1961 bonds offered on Dec. fine beaches
une oeacnes or 1
will receive sealed bids until noon
18—v. 194; p; 2715-—were awarded residential section:
(EST) on Jan. IT for the purchase tov The First National Bank- of
Investor interest in small and
mec
of $2,150,000 school improvement OreS°n, in Portland.
mqdium-sized facilities also conC.
—
L.
Darr,
tirfti
ties.
Two new hotels
and
a
bonds. Dated February 1, 1962;
Benton and Lirnt Counties,
small beach: resort will augment
of Due semi-annuallyon May 1 and, r0r*>a«iV School Dimtrltr*
r" :iit ;
r
Education, will receive sealed bids Nov. 1 from-1963 to-1984 inclusive,
and 509A,: Oregon
•
^Onthe
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 10 for • Principal and interest (M-N) payRond
the purchase of $400,000 school able at the* Port Clinton National b
UatAd knmrv TS Bank, fn' PoHf Cifntoti ' Lpvalitv
received untsr 7.30 pirn. (PST) on a beautrftil beaeh facing the
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
able
Ohio
Offering
"Gold
the 202-room Dorado Rivera about
>
Bond
Puerto Rico1 Sheraton in the
scheduled for
OREGON
.
59
d; O f f e r i
o n
n g —
Clerk
the
Prickett,
Manhattan
of
Helen B.
Board
«u5^
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman, of New York City. •
^P<rrv;S?ahLIJ,thl
Port of
Bond
be, received
Uonds;
series
19th
dated
November T,
November. 1, 1991.
,
'r
c
"
r;.^.
•
offered
improvement:
on
Dec. 19
194
v
__
bonds
offered
19—v. 194, p. 2495—were awarded
to The Citizens National Bhnk,
of West Milton,
2495
p.
—
tional Bank & Trust
Co., of Syraprice of 100.24,
4s, at
as
a
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
price
Jackson
.
Bond!
n,.
Worthington, Ohio
were
District
Horc.h^ director of Finance, will
9
inonv
1989
bonds.
Dated
January
1,
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
°'^ June 1 from 1962 to principal and interest (J-D)
inclusive.
PTmcipal
and
in-
tere?t (J-J) payaMe at the Marine
Midland Trust
Co., in New York
City. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
^
!
Trust Company, in
Legality' approved
pay-
_
,
f
.
v
*
..
•
ing,-Town Supervisor,.will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m; (EST) on
Jan. ;4 for the purchase of $884,500 bonds., Dated Jan.
June
on;
from
1
/elusive.
1, 1962. Due
'
1962! to
Principal
1986
in-
interest
and
the" County
Trust Co., in Yorktown. Legalitv
approved bv Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman, of New; York City.
(J-D)
payable
at
«t
'
•
„
>'A"W
Village
awarded
3V2S, at
ir
Schoof
.
194,
n.
p.
.
McDonald
to
were
&
Co.,
price of 100.81,
a
a
as
250,000'as 3%s;
/
-
•,
,
"
-
Due:
nv.
ji_
_
AUtvyulI_
t.
Due
on
Multnomah
crease
over
Jan;
thm number
•
i
moo
n
.
of '
•
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in--
«
1
_
tdrest'tJ-^Di^avable'at the^effer- Bank-J
proved:
proved
,
scheduled
call
to
liams, of Cincinnati.
V*
-
;/
.
Bay
Village, Ohio
/ /
$180,000 city
..
„
Mount
Bond; Sale—The
u
^
.
.
n!?0
„
So?n?r
Ohio
*
-.n
of
$560,000 school
jan. 2, 1962..
ments
include
i
tV-'
^j
o
5
j
bonds.
(EST)
w#.
O
Fdiroieu,), Okla.
center, auto rental and sightseeing
The
which1
International
bonds
an
Airport,
1!.5 million pas¬
now serves
to' handle
is being expanded
estimated 4.1 million
travelers: expected* by
THe $485,000
—-
city
offered1
Jan.
16
for
cm
the purchase of $483,000 school
building, series 1961 bonds. Dated
bonds offered on Dec. 20
v. 194,
Dec. 15, 1961.. Due on« Nov: 15p. 2602—were awarded to Braun, from. 1963 to 1985 inclusive. PrinBbsworth & Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a cipal and interest (M-S) payable
price of 100.67, a basis of about at the First National Bank of Cin;
Bond Sale—The
District, Ohio
$253,000 school
—
3,80%.
!
cinnati.
t
.
Bond
Legality
6
^
.
J.'If'
Bellevue
...
City School District, Ohio
Offering—The $1,340,000
a p p r o v e
d by
^
Peck,. Shaffer & Williams, of CinHrnnati
,
—
uxc
r, 1962; Due
basis of about 3.36%.
to- 1984-
Brook
Bond
Park,
Sale—The
Ohio
,
$114,228 storm
ahd sanitary sewer special assessment bonds offered on Dec. 19
vt 194, p. 2715—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co.
Buckeye Valley Local School
District,
Bond
man,
Ohio
Offering—Polly.
A... Fry-
Clerk of the Board of Edu-
(EST)
Dec.
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
1 from
Principal
payable
at
1963
and
the
Huron
Otterbein College,
Ohio
Westerville,
until 10
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
on
Jan. 17 for
$500,000 :dor-
Jan;
If
Jan: T
from 1972 to 19754ncliisive::
120,000^
Due
3s)
as
jy4s.
as
105,000
as
3%.
from 1982/ to.
on
Due
on
Jant
1
'
Puerto Rico
dicate headed by John Nuveen &
Allen
&
96,79999,
a
Co
and
B
J
;Sv° wau aireet,.until ii a.mi
Vans
as"3%s, at' a price'
basis of about 3.72%..
Other members of the syndicate-
(EST)'
Jan; 3 for the^purchase1
°n
as1'
follows*
i
^
Merrill
1962. serles A bonds. Dated Janu?ry 1. 19621 Due on JWJrlfrom
Lvnch
U11UU1
v
,
-
.
Oklahoma
County Dependent Sch.
Income Expected tb
Set New
District No. 41, Okla.
Records — Puerto Rico's tourism
Bond Offering—Dorothy Cavaincome, estimated at $54,000,000
ness, Clerk of the Board of Edu- :
iq61
receive
sealed
"he
bids;
pu7roPhaSeS75OS00Jabon9ds1Or
$375,000 bonds.
Purchase 0±
School District No.i Z, Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will1
be received until 7:30 p.m.
Jan.
3
^CST)"
the purchase of
$225,000 school building bonds,
Dated March :l,i; 1962. Due pn
on,
for
-
growth' of
tourism*1
•
Puerto
facilities
Rico's-
is
carefully
supervised by. the* Department of
Tourism ..and' .die
.
Puerto
Rico
of
facilities* is
encouraged;
Robert
"We1 don't want
wall of hotels along,
Bouret
Chinese
a
the San Juan
oeacnraoni, mar is; wny, or an me
F"03^8 scBS!U,ld.„fSr the'.:naxt
t
years alinost 40% are m locatlDng! outslde
San Juan."
Puerto Rico
ur^.^
o
Water Resources
of. $25,000,000 public improvement
!963 to 1984 inclusive.. Callable1 as
pjerce Fenne*& Smith Inc
lrai of July 1, 1979. Principal and inHaupt & Co F. s Smithers & Co.,: terest (J~J) payable at the GovCo
Co., F S.
(J"J) Payable at the GovLeo Onnenheim & Co.. Milbiirn
ernment Development Bank for
Qppenheim & Co. Milburn
ernment
Bank for
Corhran ^ Co
H
I
ToUv ^ Cn ' Puerto Rico, Legality approved'by
d Shoemak&'Co
y
'" Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly 8i
Mitchell; of New York City. ~
v
^
The
says;
(Comonwealth of)
•
were
g^"onhfa"mtiesf"id^dd!
gates;
Tourism1 Director
Sale—The $1,357,000 air---------—7™™tnVJ
port trustees ninth series revenue:
bonds offered on Dec 20-v. 194,. velopment Bank for Puerto Rico^
P; 2603-were awarded to a syn- will iwelve sealed
bicU^ to New
Co
a
Planning- Board in1 order to main*
tain the. open, spaces and natural
Due on* Jan. 1
1987 inclusive... beauty of the island! Decentraliza¬
PUERTO RICO
T
Washington County Independent
Bond, Offeringr—Albert Y, Hor,n,
Treasurer, will- receive sealed bids
on*
tion
A.
Cleveland.
on Jan. 10 for mitory,revenue, series 1960 bonds.
of $1,455,000^school Dated" Ocf l",
;I960!"Due^qn1 Oct;
Bank, and Fair—
both of Fairview,,
r..
County Banking Co., in
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of cation,, wil!
Norwalk.
xMux wcixK.
cation,^ .will receive sealed •>bids the
until 11 a.m.
the purchase
on*
The
A»thof"y
from 1976. to 1981- inclusive.
Oklahoma City Airport Trust,
of
.
Norwalk City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—W. R. Wilkinawarded to a group composed of son;1 Clerk of the Board of EduBraun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., The ca^n
will receive sealed bids
Ohio
Companv, National City untl1 1 P-m- (EST) on Jan- ii lux
fo!
puxexxctae ui
ipx,o-±u,uuu
school
Bank, of Cleveland,, and Roose &
j^ur_ as®
improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
Co., as 3V2S; at a price of 101.596,
building bonds offered on
Dec. 20
v. 194, p. 2495 — were
a
*■
,
Ingen & Co.,
'
'
t
school
1970.
has budgeted $10 million for 'thii^
1970 and«197lV
sold to The Farmers & Mer-
nu
Beaver L-cal School
Due
as; 3%.-
40,000
80,000-
Bond-Sale—An issue of $40,000)
ftuilding bonds offered'on Dec. 18)
was
on
one
hus stands,
Dated;
.P(>48
Major County Indep. School Diet..
j
noon
of
—
-
until'
imi)rove-
extension
ofi s}}?& to dfepths of 35 feet; and
additions of a restaurant; bar,
L.'stevia; shops; information and service
sengers a year,
improvement*
°n
Bond Offering—Walter R. Har- chants National
were- awarded jo tungV Clerk of the Board of Edti- view State Bank*
Sm\C0/,aS^ura 3.41%.
will receive sealed bids jointly.
"
of. 101.611, a basis-of about oKe cation,
Xir?
San
pfer- from'375 to 555 feet, dredging
Chester, Par.
.
Healthy City School Dist.,
at
coming.year, the Puerto
Rico Ports Authority is, expanding pier facilities!,tBasic
15
District Clerk, will receive sealed*
bids until Feb: 8 for the purchase1
..
-r
Uilf,0rdAuI'®gal"y Wil
by' Peck, Shaffer & WUby Pecky
pas-
CountyLynch SchooV
Ore
:
District No. 28)
Bbndr Offertng—Dora
Coiihty!^fi^e^ive^ledbids unSrnoon
of
gengersi five1 years agoi.
To accommodate larger liixury
from 1977 to 1983 inclusive:,
<
appreciably higher
In
addition there will be 60,000 cruise
ship pasengers, a four-time inan
is? expected this year.
V
Dec. 19
vV-194V p, 2603— were'
' Blachwell, Okla.
Blachwell, Okla.
Dec. !L9^'^vV 194Vp, 2603"
Cpmmis'sioners, will receive, sealed
(EST) on Jan IT for the purchase
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000) awarded to* Drexel- & Co;„ and;
bids until 1:30 p.m, (EST) on Jan;:
£^723^
water system extension and im- Yarnali; Biddle 8i Cojointly, at
8jfor the purchase of $72,072 sewer bondS;
Dated'January 1 1962 Due provement bonds offered on Dec. price of par, a net interest' cost of a
and improvement special .assess*;
ofI Dec
1 from 196^ to 1985 inclu- T9 was sold to The First National! about- •3427-%,vjasvf6UbWm]V,
ment. bonds.
ment./bontis. Dated December 1,
sive^PHndM and"in)e7es't' (J-D);
^ated pecember I, sive. PrincipaV and interest (J-D) Bank & Trust Co.. of: Oklahoma $140;™0ma,s9633%t'
'
payable at The Milford National- City,*
The Milford National- City,*
w.fro*n 1963 to ,?6U9e^luifvn' 11 tional' loading
1969 inclusive.,
—
19R9, lnplnRivP :Prinrinnl
nnrl
*
the-Board
:
Juan this
J^n; 15
on>
and
number
15' liners
•
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
350,000'as SVz:
Bond Sate
OKLAHOMA
•.,,
Jan.
on
inclusive:
PENNSYLVANIA
:/v
\
,
Due;
3s.
from 1968 to* 1971:
as^
'
of
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive:
200,000
basis
:
Clferk
& Co,> .and Dominick^ & Dominick,
af a price of 100.003, a net inteerst
„
2603
48
an1-
hotels
about 3.39%.
District, Ohio
Bond' Offering — Violet Snell„
u
.
„
v.
Dec. 19
gality approved^ by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Exempted
,
,6U4J1,
-1
cost of about 3;36%, as follows:
$200,000 as 3%s. Due on Jan; 15*
school bonds. Da.ted Feb, ,i5, 1962..
r
and*
visitors registered in Puerto1 Rico's
ni
.
V':J
Ashtabula County, Ohio
.
Villaee-
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
18 for the purchase of.,$665,000!
•
added
tional Bank of Oregon;, in Port-
will
Milrord-
OHIO
^
,
land; William Blair & Co<, Kalman
Exemoted
has
rooms
& Go., Ihc;, the United^States- Na-
Due OnJDee^ 1 frohi" 1963'' to» 1985>
receive sealed bids- inclusive:. Interest J-D.
Legalityuntil 7 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 4 for approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wilthe purchase of $555,000 school liams, of Cincinnati;
building bonds. Dated December
'
/n
York Local School District (P. O.
IV196J. Due on June 1 from 1963
Buchtel), Ohio
to 1985
inclusive. Principal and
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school!
interest (J-D) payable at the Cenimprovement bonds
offered
on:
tral Trust Co., of Cincinnati; Le*
cation,
^
;
„
sDr|.
Hotel
beachfront
^
T_,
nn
SchoZ DistriZ Ohio
Ui8trtct> u™°
Jr^e
^oaJd
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland!
Sanders &
Fmneytown Local School Disfxtct,
: '
'
t>
'
'• V1 " ;OhiB - ■
Yorktown, N. Y.
b o n d O f
f;e r ^hg^Qiarles. E.Bqud Offering—John H. Down- Owens, Gl'drk'of the Boara of Edul
'
y
Steubenville.
Beach
new
—
Niehoff, of Columbus.
able at the First National'Bank &
being
are
T*!—
Rbckefeller's Dor-
other nine holes tb its championB o n d S a l e
The $1,000,000
I
I
ship 18-holb golf course. The Con
'Vinnl
Knnrlc
fiffororl'
Hon
1Q
school bonds offered on Dec.- 19 dado Beach Hotel is expanding
-—v.H94, p. 2715—were awarded its .facilities by 161! rooms;
to a. syndicate composed1 of' Blythi
Last; year more than
343;000
.
school
Laurance
r
adb
High School' District- Noi U-8
(P-. O., Albany),* Ore.
.
New additions also
ties.
*-*—
Linn and Benton Counties* Union
.
.
Ylew-a?60"4 » *>-ralnutfe drive
made to existing hotels antffacilL
0£ $682,000 'school bonds
""
2 80%
Offering-—BetVi: Hickson;.
Clerky will receive sealed'
xxBoSdir?ffefi,,g ~4Donald 5?i bid? untilJanT IT fortoVuirchase :
receive sealed bids until noon
cuse, as 3%s, at a
■
t •;
(EST) on Jan. 5 for the purchase
a basis of about 3.72%;
'r •
Cross Creek Local School District, of $42,595 road'improvement spe;
w v
Ohio;
cial assessment bonds; Dated Jan.
Jonawanda City School-Pist.,N.-Y...
Offering—Margaret'Staib, 1!, 1962! Due1 on Nov: 1 from 1963
^.Dond,;Offerlng. — ..Virginia M, clerk of .the..-Board of Education, to 1972 inclusive. Principal and
Ponl,, Clerk.Of the Board
of^^u-v will, receive sealed bids until noon interest (M-N) payable at the
cation
will receive sealed- bids
(EST) on Jan. 17for the purchase Worthington
Savings
Bank,
in
until 3 p.m.
(E^T); on Jan. 10 for 0f $900,000- school improvement Worthington. Legality approved by
the
purchase
of
$900,000 ; 1962 bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Bricker, Evatt,
Barton, Eckler &
about
will open
scheduled.
for an early 1962 opening iff El'
Conquistador, built on am eastcoast hilltop with a spectacular
County -ScliooV District
Noi, 9, Ore:
....
,
r
on
Dec- ?• M V:i?4'
?;2714'T ^Sre awarded to McDonald^ & Co:, as/;
awarded; to The Merchants Narr. 2%s, at a price of
100.41V a basis of
County Treasurer's office; Legal- heart of Old-San Juan,
jty approved by Shuler,- Sayre, in late: January.- Also
assessment bonds- offered' on Dec.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school of par.
f.
.
$104,000 public
bonds
™
'
Coshocton City School District,
Ohio
v
'
Bond Sale—The
improvement
1961. Due on
m
'"?
Vo 7-
>:
.;
Shaf^T^^ilUame ^^f^Cmmhnati''
revenue
Dated
k
pvnepfed
th
nPw
records durine the next-twotvear*
Bcp"r*f? toenailed Revenues$4,430,747 in1 October, 1961,
compared with $3:931,099 in October of 1960^p-~-"a-"-' to "-f'1960^ according
RafaeL
V. Urrutia; Ex<
Executive Director of
V.
of
..
^
..
.
the Authority;
For the 12 months ended Oct.
31* 1961, revenues of the Author-
against
ry^ooi^
$43,743,32! in- tile comparable 12month
period the
year
before, an
increase of 1214%.
The
xn&
Government
government
Development
i^evexupxnexxw
Ba"k ^ ^ Ric0 iS fiscal
am0unting,to more than, $58,000;- agent for the Authority.
000; will expand hotel' accommo^
RHODE ISLAND
dhtions by 2J000 rooms1 in; 1902r3i
Continuing high
o
in major
on
a-year
counraged
o
Johnston, Rl I.
occupancy rates;
hotel^^S^^occ^pancy
Bond
'*•'
Sale—The $140,000 vari-
'round-basis—have-en*- ous- purpose bonds offered
on
investment
in
three Dec. 21—v. 194; p. 2176—were
awarded* to The Rhode Island
large1 projects: the 24-story, 421-
60
The Commercial and Financial
(60)
-
Chronicle
,-4
Monday, January 1, 1962
.
1
at
3.40s,
as
100.07,
of
price
a
a
Salt Lake
offered
bonds
on
purchase
purpose
2716—were awarded to* The
Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 3.40s, at
p.
100.0799,
of
price
a
about 3.39%.
-
offered
:
"
.
south carolina
Bond Sale—The
Shields
I.
Co.,
&
Glore,
and
from
4,290,000
3s.
as
Due
Jan.
on
cate
<
1
Hallgarten &
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
;
The Allison-Williams Co.
■:
,-V-—v.
194,
The
to
offered
bonds
Bank
"
'
'
.
end;
bonds
sold
was
schoolhouse
Dec.
15
;•
$250,-
offered
bonds
Feb.
Feb.
from
10
to
1963
Callable
as
1992
of
Weems
in
Independent School
issue
000 schoolhouse bonds
a
and
of
$250,sold to
was
Securities
Corporation
of
Bonds
school
—v.
Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Rusk
Bond
Sale—An
issue
000 schoolhouse bonds
of
was
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
1
No.
on
JT-
$130,sold to
Inc.
Sold—The
Jan.
bonds.
30
until
for
3
the
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
.
^
194,
Dec.
2496—were
p.
School District No.
<
.
Offering—W.
County
pacific coast stock exchange
•
exchange
boston
philadelphia-baltimore stock
midwest stock exchange
stock
•
new york
exchange
exchange
•
stock exchange—bonds
Jan.
8
banks and trust c0mpanies-
>
pittsburgh stock
exchange
QUOTATIONS
•
municipal bonds—
;
,
•
domestic
domestic
canadian
canadian
;vy"u'
•
equipment trusts (rr.)
•
public utility bunds
•
exchange seats
•
public utility stocks
•
federal land bank bonds
•
railroad bonds
•
foreign government bonds
•
railroad stocks
•
industrial bonds
•
real estate bonds
industrial and miscellaneous stocks
•
real estate stocks
insurance stocks
•
united states government
investing companies securities
•
united states territorial bonds
19
*
H.
will
Treasurer,
OTHER
103,
/;
;
securities
STATISTICAL
INFORMATION
r
Ehlers,
receive
call loan rates
•
prime
purchase of°$102,292 school bonds.
•
dow, jones stock averages
•
securities called for redemption
west virginia
•
foreign exchange
•
time loan rates
money market
•
volume of trading
bids
Salem
until
College
West
Jan.
(P.
30
O.
for
bankers' acceptances
the
Salem),
•
Virginia
Sale—The $566,000 hous¬
ing and dining hall 1961 revenue
bonds offered
Housing
Agency,
20—v.
awarded
Home
and
as
Dec.
on
2496—were
p.
3Vss, at
a
to
194,
The
for
price of
25 PARK PLACE
par.
Kimberly School District No. 6,
NEW
Offering—Harold
District
Clerk,
will
Went-
11
for
the
purchase
15, 1962.
Due
on
I
SUBSCRIBE
Wisconsin
Bond
vHll '160,000 school bonds.
the
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
Finance
TODAY
0
for
YORK
wish
one
to
year
Name
C8
-
7, N. Y.
subscribe
to
the
Bank
&
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
—
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
until
new york stock exchange-stocks
•
•
sealed
Jan.
Iron County, Utah
received
•
not sold.
Washington
zel,
utah
be
stock exchange
$102,292
on
wisconsin
$2,505,000 municipal improvement
.
american
•
103
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Winthrop
offered
Not
Waco, Texas
be
S:i
we g|ve
Bond
Texas
.
& Howard, of Denver,'
man
payable
(J-J)
County,
bonds
and
Independent School District,
-
ap¬
Okanogan County, Winthrop
Texas;
Southwest
interest
School District
composed of The HamilSecurities
Co.;
Columbian
Firsb
County
Legality
Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
•
of
Dated Jan.
(P. O. Okanogan), Wash.
group
ton
.
proved by
interest"
the
at
office.-
•
purchase
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
1982 inclusive. Callable. Prin¬
Okanogan
Houston. Legality
Sale—An
Bond
payable
1972
and
(PST)
a.m.
Ellis, of Seattle.
in¬
District, Texas
10
the
for
9
Bond
Perrytown
.
1962.
Quick,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Feb.
by
Vinson, Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
&
until
bids
payable at the National Bank of
approved
Superintendent of
Schools, * will1 receive sealed bids
detroit stock
receive
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
10,
1982. Principal and interest (F-A)
Commerce,
(F-A)
Treasurer's
James D.
—
Anderso n,;
•
>
-
will
Treasurer,
Jan.
1962. Due
10,
401, Wash.
at the
(CST) on Jan. 8 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,500,000 schoolhouse
clusive.
\
L.
Offering—Harold
Bond
cipal
p.m.
Dated
County High School District
No. 1, Wyo.
Bond Offering
Principal
-
1,
from .1963 to
1
1, 1962.
to
President of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 8
bonds.
No.
:
$250,000 school bonds.
Cypress-Fairbanks- Consolidated
Independent School District. Tex.
Bond Offering — B. F. Adam,
on
Robert
Co.;
Centralis Joint School Dist.
on
on
Securities Co.
.
Crook
Feb1.
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
GENERAL
sealed
of
issue
sold to The Hamilton
was
bonds.
Due
Crouter & Bodine; Hayden,.
& Co., and J. A. Overton
County.
Texas
Sale—An
Bond
ing
wyoming v
•
•
Independent School
District,
'
Chicago.
•
G.
Whit-
&
•
•••■:'y''."j-!'/
y
Comanche
000
•
Lewis and Thurston Counties,
to
& Turner, Inc., as
Guerin
Epler,
4 %s.
purchase of $910,000 school build¬
washington
„
.*
the
proyfcd by Chapman & Cutler, of
r Ed ward
Nashville;
■
.
issue .of $85;000
Bond Sale—An
schoolhouse
until, 8
for
Inc.;
Co.,
& Co.
Texas
■
~
Jan., 15
on,„
Trustees,
Miller
; texas
■
&
Independent School District,
Azle
of
bids
Day;
L.
R.
in St. Louis;
Co.; National City Bank
of Cleveland; Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc.; DeHaven & Towns-
»
;
&
taker
p. 2496—were awarded
First National Bank, of
Memphis.
(MST)
STOCK
C.
Co.; Third National
&
in
Webb
20
Dec.
on
Childs
F.
$150,000 court
Baird
W.
Robert
O.
Blountville),. Tenn.
house
&
Anthony
First National Bank
Sullixian County (P.
Sale—The
p.m.
Board
sealed
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Tucker,
tennessee
Bond
payable at the^County
Treasurer's office. Legality apr
(F-Af)
/SfcS
were
Ingen
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
water revenue bonds was sold to
.N
receive
|®g:REQORD^|g^
1
members of the syndi¬
as
follows: B. J. Van
Other
.
S. Dak.
Sisseton,
•
„
the
will
BANK & QUOTATION
from 1972 to 1982 inclusive.
*
dakota
y
Offering—Dale J. Morris,
of
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
For-
as 2%s. Due on Jan.
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
$3,510,000
Pringle & Co.
south
v*
Bond
Clerk
interest
1982
follows:
as
Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Baker,
Watts & Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Sons, and E. H.
from
series
1962.
and
1
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
& Co., at a price of 100.0705,
net interest cost of about 2.93%,
a
&
A. Andrews
James
Charlotte;
purpose,
Dated Feb. If
$7,800,000 vari¬
gan
du Pont & Co.;
Carolina National Bank, of
North
corporate
Feb.
Sweetwater County School District
No. 2, Wyo.
to
Legal¬
y
Jan.
(MST) on Jan. 8 for
of $65,000 school
p.m.
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York;
First National Bank, of Chicago;
of Chicago; C. J.
& Co.; F. S. Moseley &
Francis
in¬
sealed
on
8
purchase
1963
the
at
.
dicate
Bank,
Devine
and
payable
2604—were awarded to a syn¬
headed
by
the
Morgan
p.
the syndicate
follows: Harris Trust &
Other members of
Co.;
Principal
Shefelman, of Seattle.
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of $1,500,000
bonds.
On
inclu¬
1977
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
bonds offered
of about 2.97%.
as
1961,
series
B
1, 1962. Due on
County Treasurer's office.
public improvement, series T
on Dec. 20—v; 194,
ous
Co., of New York City, as
3s,. at a price of 100.269999, a basis
Trust
Savings
(F-A)
will, receive
11
the
bonds.
virginia
dicate
were
sew¬
Callable.
g—Arthur Post,
Richmond, Va.
2495—were awarded to a syn¬
headed
by the, Bankers.
p.
terest
$285,000
(PST)
purchase of;
1964 to
from
Cue
n
3.35%.
Dec. 14—v. 194,
on
school
various
i
\-
$6,000,000
Sal e—The
Bond
sive.
disposal bonds offered on Dec.
19—y. 194, p. 2716—were awarded
to Loker,- Sparrow & Co., as 3.40s,
at a price of 100.369, a basis of
about
of)
South Carolina (State
bends offered
Feb, .1
.
-a.m.
for-the
Clerk,
until
for'the
15
e r
receive,, inclusive., Principal
will
until- 11
17
bonds. Dated Feb.
age
Space Corp., jointly.
bids
Jan.
$500,000
Vt.
Sale—The
Bond
Lane,
Johnson,
the
*:
L.
-
Proctor,
public utility system,rev¬
series 1962 bonds offered on
Dec.
20—v.
194, p.
2716—were
awarded to Frost, Read & Simons,
bined
and
Edward
on
com¬
enue,
Inc.,
sealed
2716
Treasurer,
City
bids
until
Manitowoc, Wis.-
/
Bond O f f
1962
Wash.\J|
Offering^A. A. Tremper,
County
vermont
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
.
Burton & Co.
C.
S.
Bond
bonds
1961
to
awarded
District No. 210,
special
Dec. .19—v. 194, p,
on
—were
Bamberg,
series
Way School
King County, Federal
of
$7,500,000
various
city improvement bonds.
improvement
Principal
for the
15
Sale—The $82,000
Bond
of
basis
a
City, Utah
until Feb.
received
be
water
Dec. 20—v. 194,
Sale—The $150,000
inclusive.
1981
(M-S) payable at the
Kimberly State Bank, in. Kim¬
berly.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.' -
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Lincoln, R. I.
to
and interest
A
basis of about 3.38%.
Born!
1963
purchase of $750,000 county hos¬
pital bonds.
Hospital Trust Co., of Providence,
on
of
Dated
Jan.
Address
$2,-
March
15
from
City——
Stale^_-j_^v
@FedFRASER