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Volume
195 *
Number
KA1I.K0AD
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s
Ltd
Trailer
6127
New York 7, N.
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Y., Monday, January 22, 1962
rado-
Springs,
Sales, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant i
this firm's
Colo.,
-
Net proceeds,
estiihated at $121,500; will be used for debt repayment,
additional -inventory,; and-working capital.* The stock
was,
In This issue:
operates
company;
its business
7440
at
to purchase stock in the Loveland Mutual
Building & Loan Co.,* and for additional working capital.
.i
BUSINESS—The
ownership
'
; :
Colorado.KV,<»'•*.'r-ffi'*■**' •
v; "■.v'; i
engages
and. proposes
to engage in the sale of new.
homes, travel trailers', and related accessories; in the sale of
'used, mobile homes,.and/ travel- trailers
which it had acquired as
t -'.'.trade-ins'? ok by outright purchases; and in the rental of such vehicles.-
name
mately. $4,500
to
$15,000
CAPITALIZATION
-•
travel
of
and
GIVING
trailers
EFFECT TO
from
$995
PRESENT
to
V.
194,
(25
cents
2768.
p.
American
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.v
.
Admiral Automotive Products, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
This company,
of 3294 Steinway St., Astoria (Queens), N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 11 covering 100,000 sharesof common stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share.
The
i
offering will be made
on an
j
:
share,
per
(2)
10,000
to
shares
be
sold
the
to
underwriter
at
v.
*
7'
finder's fee.
a
.'"--.'V.V.
y.'>■
Inc.) is a
y;
The company (formerly Ernie's L Auto Supply Co.,
house distributor of certain automobile equipment accessories
plies and also "sells,
ucts 'a'nd
'
•v
will
corporation
Dec.
Foreign Exchange
Condition
22,
-
-
and general corporate purposes.
-
Aero
Space
7:;,:-.
.-
u
yy.'y
Monica, Calif,
"
-
Broadway/ Santa
the design and production of electronic components
and electro-mechanical apparatus.—V. 194, p. 417.
of
and
2036
is
used
-
over
.
37
PRESENT
7
con-
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~
FINANCING
Outstanding
:
,
January,
The
196.328
in¬
1969
__7-
25,800
Payable
.;
—
1,019,244
72,143
stock
(no
par)
1,600,000 shs.
Mutual,
Building
Co.:
11
Deposits:
Savings
Deposits
36
American
<te
7
,
!.-
$19,633,170
Association:
;
Home
$10,348,006
Savings
Association:
Deposits
36
.
7.
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Hunter
36
618,550 shs.
,
Loveland
Loan
7
$150,563
an-
Associations:
38
_a'_77_42
•
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
have
in
the
$4,068,419
■
of
Banks
selling
each
A.
System
Shields
&
net
1,000,000,
&
William
R.
G.
Co.
engaged in
in electronic
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In commenting, Leonard
H. Lavin, company president, stated: "All
products in existence at the start of the fiscal year increased their
sales or share of market considerably.
7
7
7
"During 1961 four new items were introduced; Alberto VO"1 Holding
Hair Spray, Derma Fresh Hand Lotion, Alberto VO5 Creme Rinse and
Get Set Waving Lotiori.
Sales of these items are starting to reflect the
high expectations we have for these products.
Aetna
been
below
&'
Shares
•
4,000
Boyce_
4,000
4,000
w
Arthurs, Lestrange <fe Co.__
Bateman,
D;
Eichler
Gradison
&
&
3,000
Co.__
3,000
Co.____
3,000
Willis, Kenney 8c- Ayres,
.Inc.
:3,000
6,000
The
&
First
Co.
.2,000
.
Columbus
Corp.
2,000
2,000
4,000
John A. Kemper & Co—__
Middendorf 8c C<k
4,000
Wm.
6,000
Podesta & Co.
4,000
& Sons
Hopwood
&
&
Co.
Ddolittle
&
'7.
■
Richter Co._
W.
6,000
Co.__
2217,
p.
.
.6,000
;
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Staats
Edwards
194,
■
—.
CO.
■Piper,- Jaffray
earnings for 1960.
Shares outstanding on Nov. 30, 1961 were
an increase of 50,000 over the pro-forma of 950,000 shares
conditions
named
1
9;000
7,500
7,500
Co. Inc.________
&
—V.
the
«
9,000
Co.
Miller & Co
Prescott
A.
>:
Scherck,
Sutro
-
Witter &
Goodbody
48
to
underwriters
Stein Bros.
22,500
C. Allyn & Go.
Cruttenden,
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.........
subject
the
Co.22,506
Co.
Webber, Jackson ^
-Hayden,
48
and
stockholder:
Curtis
8c
Dean
•
contract
Shares^-
Paine,
v
Reserve
purchase
terms
agreed to purchase the shares set forth below opposite
respective names of the stock being sold by the company and
,
47
Member
the
severally
,) Shearson, Hammill &
at Nov. 30, 1960. Pro-forma earnings per share, based on 987,500 shares,
for 1961, the average number of shares outstanding
during the year,
and 950,000 shares for 1960, increased to 89c per share in 1961, over
54c for 1960. .r" v '
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Corporation
to
Capital
Reserve
Corporation,
has
announced
by Jack Wolfe, President of Capital.
The formal
completion of the merger and name change was effective Dec. 26, 1961.
v
Stockholders of Aetna Corporation, representing 229,000 shares, will
exchange:their certificates in .Aetna'for certificates bearing the new.
,
annually to
Greene
-
8c.
H.
Ladd__
Tegtmeyer
2,000
8c
2,000
Co.
2,000
*
Supply Corp.—Proposed Merger—
The company has announced that
■
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TO
Authorized
due
American Hospital
.
the
under
Unsecured
Common
The
for
by Aetna of Trans-Continent' Leasing Corporation
Equipment Corporation, together with the change of
Federal
of
36
37
,
7
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in
1955,
.
Secured
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
acquisition
naine
;
7
Aetna Corp.—Acquisitions—Name Changed—
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\
of
36
refiled
1961
to
Instalment Notes
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
.
..
stalments
36
Rates
Statement of
Federal
a-"Reg. A" covering 80,000
common shares to be offered at $3, through Walter
Security Co., Great'
Neck, N. Y.- y- y-y.-y%. _y ::y-yy',;y,;.,y •-.
,;,.y
y ,.-y
.Vs Proceeds are to be used for working capital, new
products, equipment
on
34
Corporation and Investment News.y 1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead._
2
State and City Bond Offerings.....^—
53
Dividends Declared and Payable..^.———
9
31% each. After the stock
of the outstanding stock at a
Aero Space Electronics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
EFFECT
-
notes due
nually to March, 1964
10% note due in equal annual
-
General
.
The
15,
1966
Westheimer '
public fWill own- 40%- for- an investment of
$400,000.
The. public sale of stock at $4 per share will result In an"
increase in the 48 cents per share book value of stock now
outstanding
and a corresponding dilution in the book equity of stock purchased
by
the public. -y* *."•/' '• '7>;
:-y;7;,yy'
,y.
y:;,
;
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notes
Non-interest-bearing
34
by
own
60%
own
■'•••
unsecured
December,
Miscellaneous Features
sup-
of common stock (after giving effect to a recent 1,500-for-l stock split),
of which Seymour Lichten,- President;. Murray Llpsky,
Secretary-Treassale present'stockholders
cost ^of $43,141. and the
Nov.
on
'
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45
Averages..
contractor
Ohio,
the
was changed to
the company's present
Sept. 23, 1960. The. principal office of the .company is located
Montgomery Road, Norwood,.Ohio.
Company:
5%
their
"be-used to acquire additional product lines to be sold through its warehouse facilities, to employ additional salesmen to expand sales facilities,
t and acquire: additional . warehouse facilities; arid the balance will be
added, to* working capital.
The company has Outstanding 150,000 shares
Upsky (with his wife)
on
.
Bond
Southern
incorporated in Ohio
was
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
34
ware¬
and
Association. In addition,
automobile ,and * truck leasing
savings
"
retail, numerous automobile prodadditionally; certain household products. Of
and
accessories
; urer, and, Ernest
and
Stock
in
business
company
3955
The
.'
Transactions New York Stock Exchange__i_ 36
Transactions American Stock Exchange
y_ 36
/( the $310,000 estimated net proceeds fron\ the stock sale, $100,000 will
■
Markets
at wholesale and
'
Exchange..
Dow-Jones
10
r to
Booth, Uipton & Lipton,. attorneys, for services.
Principal stock"holders have sold 3,500 outstanding shares for $350 to Marshall Moss,
Building &. Loan Co.,' Hunter Sav¬
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__
Stock
at
24
_____—
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
;
cents each, : (3); 1,000«shares sold to Walter Greenberg and Stanley
Wattenberg, directors, at" 10 cents per share, and (4) 1,000 shares issued
as
12
(Bonds)
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
a 50-cent per share commission and $15,000 for
expenses.
The statement, also includes
( J.)
15,000 shares underlying
four-year warrants sold to the underwriter at 10 cents each, exercisable
$4
Stock Exchange
Stock
Stock
Toronto
all-or-none basis by Baruch Brothers & Co.,
Inc., which will receive
at
.
Mutual
Henthy Realty Co., which
'name
(Stocks)__^_
________
112,500 shs.
V'
Exchange
_ _ _.
Outstanding
7
Stock
Exchange
"Cincinnati Stock Exchange.____ _L_
Detroit Stock Exchange_^_____<__
Midwest Stock Exchange. 1
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.____
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange.
a.....
$7,000.
500,000 shs.;
par)__
Boston
FINANCING
Authorized
Common" stock
York
New York
purchases and carries in its inventory a large variety
and travel trailers, manufactured by several different
The retail price of mobile homes ranges from approxi¬
manufacturers.
The
-
New
,
The .company
of mobile homes
business of the company consists of the
of three subsidiary Ohio savings and loan
company -operates an - equipment,
business, and to a limited degree is a general
•
firm
•mobile
A
principal
operation
The Loveland
'the
•
7 struction
Avenue,-Denver,
The
and
•7 associations:
7|;: Stock and Bond Quotations 7
Colfax
East
k,r.
.
ings Association, and American Home
all.sold.*;^''''Si?"P
•BUSINESS—-The
.**
.'V' v-t,
-
stock at $2 per share;
common
Copy
a
program,
4
75,000 shares of
publicly,
offered
$1.25
INDUSTRIAL
-
Jan.v4,;1962 offering circular,> Copley & .Co';, Colo¬
a.
Price
a
transaction is Hearing completion
exchange of its stock for all shares of Sfcorck Pharmaceuticals,
Inc., of St. Louis, Mo. Only legal requirements remain to be completed.
Thomas G. Murdough, president of American Hospital
Supply, said
an
Storck wil be merged with American's
subsidiary in general ethical
pharmaceuticals, Arnar-Stone Laboratories, Inc., of Mount Prospect,
111., Mr. Murdough said the addition is relatively small.
In St.
Louis, Arthur A. Storck, founder, president and principal
owner of the
closely held drug firm, said ha*expected all legal require¬
ments to be completed within a month.
Both principals declined to announce the number of American shares
'
involved
and
Storck's sales
or
personnel
tinue in
and
earnings record.'They said most Storck
present positions. Storck will con¬
advisory role, Mr. Murdough said policies
15-year-old company would continue as fat as
continue
would
in
active executive
an
practices
possible.—v.
of
194,
the
p.
their
or
2329.
,
■
"
•', corporate nameifv
The
from
7
Capital
Reserve
equipment
'
business
operations,
basis/ states
Mr.
1;-;7 The firm will
open
will
and
1
.
offices in
the
expand
will
/
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have
our
,
also
specializing, iri
Wolfe.
for
7. 7 7»/.
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the merger and name change resulted
a meeting
held last Oct. 10.
Corporation
lerising
rental
ment
/
'7.
of' completing
stockholder approval in
process
"We
V
New York
See
Alco
Alberto-Culver Co.—Common
•
This
and Chicago early
The
7,
.
and
company
in
1962.
the
at
its
.
;
the
and
.;
,
W.
filed
68,000
out¬
.
F.
supplied
'
.
and
W.
R..
Arrington
pounds
rubber
to
propose
to
7,500
shares.
Annual
,
.
Report—
This manufacturer
of
' :';;7 ^; *
*
Alberto
VO^
'
Hair
Dressing
^
Rinse "Away,
Get; Set.- arid' bther
for : the
ended
over
\
year
i960,
Net
Nov;
30,
A-li
1961
h"air: preparations;
of
$25,344,867,
and
has
an
Hair
.
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Alco's Board of Directors.
Frank
Andruss,
D.
reflect
to
Alco's
agricultural
President
expanding
chemicals
and
of
Alco,
activities
its
the
in
withdrawal
new
the
from
Chemical
for
the
Corp.
the
'
\
manufactures a line of chemicals and
market, particularly in the industrial
industrial
industries.
name
fields
These compounds include
an
of
oil
}
com¬
and
elastomeric vased spray
N.
J.
and
will
fields.—V.
be
193,
expanding
p.
activities
in
the
fertilizer
and
373.
Financial Corp. — Common Offered—On
19, 1962, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City,
and Westheimer & Co.,
Cincinnati, offered publicly 150,000 shares of no par common stock at $23.25 per share.
Of the total, 50,000 shares were sold
by the company,
and 100,000 by certain stockholders
.
70%
•
inprease o| 7L%k
Net
by amendment.
proceeds will
be used
by
the
company
..
for the
^,/epayment of debt, to expand the Compapy's leasipg
same
in California.
name
The
principal business of the company
hot rolled steel rods and wire mesh used in concrete construction
work,
the production and sale of industrial
protective coatings, the applica¬
of several kinds of protective asphaJtic and tar coatings to metal
pipe, and the reconditioning of steel and iron pipe by the opplication
of cement mortar linings.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be added to general funds and will be used,
among other things, to
help defray the cost of certain future additions and improvements
tion
to
properties and facilities of the company and its subsidiaries and to
provide additional working capital.
Major additions and improvements
will aggregate about $5,625,000.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company has outstanding 2,063,767 shares of common stock,
of
which
Bessemer Securities
Corp., of New York, owns 10.67%
and
management officials as a group 10.92%. Robert V.
Chairman and president.—V. 190, p. 2337.
American
sales
of
supplied
certain of its subsidiaries is the manufacture and sale of various
kinds of reinforced concrete pipe primarily used in the construction of
water lines, sewers and storm drains.
Through other subsidiaries the
business of the company includes the manufacture and distribution of
Edwards is board
Apache-Mesa Investment Co.—-Securities Registered—
Jan.
Spray,
reported
increase
to
to
and
agrichcmical
....
be
to
and
sell
■
terms are
company was organized under California law in September 1961
the primary purpose of reincorporating a Delaware
corporation of
for
the
Bridgeton,
*
"> *>•?.
earnings, aft^r .taxes, axnounted to $881,355,
;
*
stock, to be offered for public sale through under¬
by Dean Witter & Co. The public offering price and
common
headed
The
Change Approved
known as "Soil-Set." In addition, Alco recently acquired four
companies—Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp., Baltimore, Md.;
Miller Chemical Corp., Charles Town, West Virginia; Union Fertilizer
Corp,, Baltimore, Md.; and the Miller Chemical Co. of New Jersey,
;
company, of 390 South Atlantic Blvd.; Monterey Park,* Calif.,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 15 covering 300,000
of
underwriting
mulch
respectively, of holdings of 30,333 and 68,334
Others propose to sell amounts ranging from 900
respectively.
shares,
*
a
writers
issue.
Miller
23,000 and 18,000 shares,
•
this
headquartered at Philadelphia, has announced that
meeting which took place on Jan. 15, 1962, the share¬
both the change of the corporate name to "Alco
Corp.," and the election of W. Newton Long and Lawrence
selected
Alco
subsidiaries
McCabe
Corp.
Chemical Corp.—Name
business.
by
selling
E.
Chemical
approved
industrial
'
company.
This
shares
;
company,
According
was
sale by the
& Co.
The
outstanding * 1,000,000 shares of common stock, of
which; Leonard H. Lavin, president, owns 38.4%
and
management
} officials as a group 58.45%:
The prospectus lists 14 selling, stock¬
holders owning an aggregate of 13.67%
of the outstanding stock of
the
&
&
Cameron,
a
has
company
1377.
annual
Chemical
7
111.,
are
engaged in the business of
cosmetic and toiletry preparations, par¬
ticularly in the hair care field. Its products include "Alberto VO-5,"
"Rinse Away" and "Command." 'In addition to certain indebtedness,
1 manufacturing
.-
Registered—
This company of 2525 Armitage Ave., Melrose Park,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan, 12 covering
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public
holders
thereof through underwriters headed by Shields
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
amendment.
Oil
Alco Oil
holders
(
p.
extensive
,
..
company."-—V. 194,
American Pipe & Construction Co.—Common Reg'd—
another excellent year
1962 will be
filed
existing general
equip¬
typewriters on a national
IBM
.
believe
to
reason
Alco Chemical Corp.—New Name—
firm's
inaugurate
every
The
company
registration
of
of
joint
at
$10,246 per unit.
venture
writing discounts
Securities
Co. "
Realty Co.,.
1802
statement
a
North
with
interests,
or
The
CentraLAye^- -'Phoenix, Ariz,, filed
the
to
be
(wholly
Jan.
on
offered
for
16
owned
in the
will
there
are
a
$1,639,860
160
no
units,
under¬
usual sense, but that Q'Malley
subsidiary
broker)
covering
public sale in
prospectus states that
commissions
real estate
SEC
use
of *^ CKMahey
its
Investment
best, efforts
to
sell
%
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
$12,500 fee to be paid by
of $37,500.
The company is a Joint venture organized in December 1961
with
the
two
O'Malley companies as the
initial joint venture. It was
formed to
become the purchaser of certain property containing 835
acres
of irrigated
farm land east of Phoenix in Maricopa County,
Arizona, and to hold such as an investment for possible capital gain
and
ultimately to resell the same in a single transaction for resi¬
dential
industrial, agricultural or other use which will command an
increase in price.
In November 1961 O'Malley Realty entered into an
escrow with Phoenix Title Trust Co. as escrow agent, providing for the
purchase of said land from The Garin Co.. a California company,
O'Malley Realty out
in
remain
will
which
and will receive a
of its organization fee
such securities
distribute
possession of the property after close of escrow
By
An indomitable demand for
securities
sizable
$45
5-year
a
for the
W.
T.
same
therefore
of
the
the
collected prior to
escrow,
the
more-than $3
SIDNEY BROWN
joint ventures;
interests
venture
and the-persons who have subscribed
become
will
the
joint
sole
Aqua-Chem„ Inc.—-Six* Months'- Report— ;
venturers.
ment
has
the first
In
a
.
substantial, increases
reported
six
v
\
.
in, both
,
sales
and
John
C.
profits
for
months of its current fiscal year.,
notice
President
cancellation
automatically
f.:
WAUKESHA, Wis.—This manufacturer of salt' water conversion equip¬
Fred
stockholders,
to
said
Loebel
A.
period ending Nov,
30,
Chairman
Board
that
1961, had
net
shipments" for
Cleaver
the
and
six-month
risen to $1,582,414, which represents
billion in-1960.
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that 88% of the total represented new money; Refunding^
amounted to $538,055,000..
A A
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..,AA
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four - week float
;---A A: 'A
capital has shaped up fcr this week'encompassing such
A.'s $200 it illicn;*- $1Q0 million State of California;
V.
contains,
joint
The Ebasco study reveals
M.
float
to< be initial-
the
Preferred stock offerings by'investor owned utilities rose slightly to $276. million
from 196G's $271,million. Debt financings, meanwhile, declined to $2.67 billion from
/■ t
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A X;
Corporate
I-Bonds}.'■
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Total—A.:—.-
corporate equity underwritings expected to realize about $17 million. The F. N. M. A. innovating shift into long-term market is loosely included in the total bid figure.
The balance of the four-week float is equally impressive in dollar volume because *
of such recent additions as the $79,550,000 PHA's (Feb. 7), $50' million Western
•A. Last week
Jan,
•
19,
1961—-
$446,752,000
115,244,600
283,419,850
343,652,000
101,961,600172,129,850
38,052,000
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A
Total Aa Total of Both
.Municipals'*
Financings'
$181,684,000
Corporates
$88,361,200
$788,563,800
$243,813,800
$179,127,300
-}
Total
-
Stocks
-$358,390,800
Jan. 29-Feb.
3_^_..
13,283,000
Feb., 5-Feb; 10^_ 111 1,290,000
\-Feb. 12-Febt 17—
305,600,000
larger competitive
for the greater part, 31
.A
Jan. 22-Jan. 27A
tax-exempts of $1 million or, more, three corporates and one government ;
agency) for senior fixed interest rate capital in the principal amount of $442,249,000,.
four larger negotiated corporate debt issues seeking $93.6 million, and two larger
bids
or
then
will
companies
O'Malley
two
(March 22, 1962)
close
Grant
formidable
week's
The
N.
to
assignable
purchase
A., rand Australia's - underwritten $30 million offering and $35
Co. negotiated debentures—the latter four tentatively. slated
day—Wednesday, Jan. 24, and the former tomorrow.
million T.
million
F.
as
cease
agricultural lease.
The agreement amounts to an
option giving O'Malley Realty or its nominee thfe right to
the property for $1,250,000 (about $300;000, in cash).'-- If
this offering is successful, the
immediate compensation of O'Malley.
Realty will include (1) a real estate commission of $63,500 payable by
the seller out of the down payment,
(2) $37,500 as. an organizationfee and
for all expenses of organizing
the joint venture (including
the fee
to O'Malley
Securities), and (3)
an
annua! fee of $7,500
for services as attorney-in-fact and for farm management'.
Elmer L.
Neeriemer is President of both O'Malley companies.
The prospectus
states
that if
all the interests
are
sold and the initial payments"
under
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead ; '
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Monday,. January 22, 1962
„
(398)
$628,436,000
203,736,600
517,106,850
429,287,000
A- 88,492,000 A'
233,687,000
...
85,635,000
$400,504,650 $1,189,068,450
$589,498,000 $1,778,566,450
$335,149,250
$578,963,050 - $488,964,000 $1,067,927,050
$161,154,270
$340,281,570 " $339,676,000 '$679,957,570
.
.
(Feb. 5), and the entry into the,30-day float of A. T. & T.'s.
$300 million (Feb. 14). The 30-day visible supply is 90% larger than last week's
computation and almost three times as large as last year's comparable week. If
we
were
to include $106 million Maryland and Delaware financing expected ini
Union Telegraph Co.
(still without tentatively assigned dates as of
ferentials would, of course, be correspondingly greater.
this
February
.
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* $1 million or, more; excludes $106 million Md. & Dei. expected in February.
fIncludes $200 million F\ N. M. A.(Jan. 23) 15-year non-callable debentures.
ADD: Five municipals totaling $15,330,000.
A' A'sr : A '
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the
writing),
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calif.
southern
A
V. A.
LARGER ISSUES PACED BY F. N. M. A., CALIF., AND T.
WEEK'S
edison agreement
signed last jan.
19
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;
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wide-ranging choice of investments are in Jan. 22-26 docket. There is a governrefinancing, an equipment trust certificate, a SBIC, a S & L ASSNS.-
ThisWeek
$972,638,800
101,784,500
Corp. bonds with dates——
Corp. bonds without dates—
*
(43)
(33)
.
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a
Last-Week
Jan: 19,1961
$673,488,800 (37)
177,714,500 (35)
$307,027,300
102,453,400
-
.
,
ment agency
Total bonds.——
,
governmental quasi; tax-exempt utility, a private utility,
one foreign bond
issue, a former 5 & 10 cent store in uplifted dress, as well as*
a
good supply of municipals.
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holding
-
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"total formal backlog
a.aa'-'a :v"-;
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$1,074,423,300- (75)
A $851,203,300. (72) yv $409,480,700
one
company,
.Corp. stocks with dates-—Corp. stocks without dates.^A
$477,330,000(286)
$1,012,907,440
-511,397,110(327A7
203,691,130
$576,024,000(258)
"557,642,000(337)-
.
Today's
(Jan.
METROPOLITAN DIS¬
largest issue is the $4,592,000. BOSTON
22)
TRICT, MASS. tax-exempt.
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has listed $200 million
A.c.l5«year non-callable re¬
financing debentures; $15.6 million'GEORGIA RURAL ROADS AUTHORITY. OA.,
Tomorrow
the
and
common
fund
(Jan. 23)
Bear, Steals''&■ Co.
(filed, Sept.. 21),"and
debentures
SEABOARD
AIR
Total
managed WESTLAND1 CAPITAL CORPUS $10,840,000 '
TEXAS POVifER & LIGHT CO.'s:$10 tniTlion ..sinking -.
competitive bid and another bid
LINE RR. $5,565,000 equipment trust certificate.
(filed
issue
13)
Dec.
from
.
.
..
.
$988,727,110(613>
$1,215,598,570
financing day of the week, Wednesday, are; $100 million
STATE OF CALIFORNIA; $18.5 million KANSAS CITY, MO.;T. V. A. $45 million;-.
Lehman Bros, managed W, ,T. GRANT CO.'s $35 million sinking fund debentures /
f$773,753,000(109)
$1,840,030,410(685>A $1,625,079,270
$729,262,000
(98)
:
$490,426,000
•
Data in parentheses denote number of issues. Excluded are such non-public offer-
/
ings as A. G. Becker & Co.'s Empire Fund, Inc., exchange,^ employee stocks purchases, savings and similar plans, "from time-to-time" sales. Included are new
\
Indicated for the biggest
*$2,208,089,300(672)
corporates
Total municipals with dates-^
,
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stocks.$1,133,666,000(596) V
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as " for refinancingx
companies.'AA ^ A
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capital net- as-well
insurance
secondaries,
-
cos.,} banks
investment
and
V"--!."1
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(filed Dec. 28); $30 million COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA bonds via Morgan,
A A* * Includes $18,855,000- in three equipment trust certificates with dates but does
& Co. (filed Jan. 4); and SHAMROCK OIL & GAS CORP.'s $25 millidn
include Atlantic Coast Line's still undetermined $4,155,000 equipment trust certifi-
Stanley
sinking fund debentures
(filed Dec. 13)
underwritten by First Boston Corp.
,
Even
if
the
backlog
takes
on
AV
decisive
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;Ah ADD:: $65 million. Pacific G. & E. Co.'s first and refunding bonds set for March 13
bidding,}
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t Excludes $106 million Md. State Roads Comm., and Del: State Highway Dept.
;
.
was
reported that SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO-'s 1.5 million shares"
(filed-Dec. 11) stock agreement was signed Jan. 19 on a formula basis and that the
total
without dates; 68 issues of $300,000 or less with dates and 86 of those issues without
dates; and $200 million F. N: M. A. (Jan. 23) debentures.
A AA. A . A
„
It
offering is scheduled for 15 business days later.'
cates; $11.5'million 4h three preferreds with dates and $20,106,000 in five preferreds
;
Thursday (Jan. 25) tapers the week off with White, Weld & Co.; 'and J. A. Hogle
& Co.'guided SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL CORP's 350,091 shares of common (filed
Dec. 5); and $3,775,000 BOSSIER CITY, LA, Troster, Singer & Co. plan to bring
out COMMUNITY CHARGE PLAN units involving $3.6 million 6% subordinated
debentures, and warrants, and 216,000 shares of stock sometime this week.
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expected February:and $30 million Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund expected
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January: 'AA
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AAA;.;;. ,-A "A,c A' indeterminate backlog ' '
A;
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proportions
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This Week :
■ Last Week, }" '}"(
Corporate stocks and bonds_^—___$925,500,000- -<}■ :} $910,900,000 Aa A
y
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were to engage in a temporary
propitious date—because of the yield-depressing effect
h- Data consists of non-finalized plans for financing, such as the possible $4,155,000
of the F. N. M. A. $200 million refinancing set for Jam 23,-the total formal backlog
Atlantic "Coast Line RR: equipment trust certificates.'
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still would not show the changes as would be expected in" the four-week float. The
Treasury announced that subscriptions for last Monday's $1 billion new ..cash 4% ,,
bonds of 1969 had a total response of $1,619 million as of Jan., 17. Despite the dis- - AA"*
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larger ISSUES ahead - • • • *
• /.,
coi*-t orovidins a generous 4.04% yield, the reaction was not too good. Only $215 •
A The larger corporate and municipal offerings that are expected within the next
million were received from individuals and investor groups, $1,258 million from
A
few weeks are listed as follows:
AAAa. A
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commercial banks, and $146 million from others. The Treasury raised $1.1 billion
Week of Jan. 29-Feb. 3:: 70,000 shares of BASIC, INC'.; preference; 368,700 shares of
new
cash by selling $100 million to government's Trust/Funds.-, War-issued 2 VzsBROWNING ARMS CO., common; 200,000 shares* of MAXAM, INC.,.common; $9,983,of December 1969-1964 were at 4.19%. yield on Jan. 17. This is keenly competitive
000 McCALL CORP., debentures;
154,000 shares of VIRGINIA DARE STORES
to the gamut of the whole capital market.
V
:
CORP., common;. $10 million WORLDWIDE FUND, LTD., common; $4,305,560
larger issues scheduled for this week
withdrawal action to
a
.
more
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Unless the Federal Reserve
again intervenes by selling more bills and certificates,,
and buying bonds, the downward pressure on yields can be expected to- continue
somewhat. As of Jan. 17,. the Federal Reserve sold off $254 million in bills, $6 mil¬
lion in certificates and, interestingly enough, $19 million in bonds. Notes remained
the same. The tables, below should provide an insight as to the mounting demand
A
-WARE
(STATE OF); $3,410,000 HEMPSTEAD U.F.S.D. NO. 11, N. Y.; $14 million
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.; $5,455,000 TON AW AND A U.F.S.D. NO. 1, N. Y.; $9,912,000
MILWAUKEE
"
'..Week
.
for
long-term funds—for
new
capital and for replacement purposes.
:
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COMMONWEALTH REALTY TRUST, shares; and in municipals—-$18,220,000 DELA-
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only
14 preferreds
and 22
equipment trust certificates
offered
in
1961
were publicly offered for the total
$145,861,220. And of this amount, 11 were negotiated and three were put
bidding block. Approximately $124,517,000 of the total were issued by public
utilities.
The remaining 24 preferreds of the 38 were evenly divided between
exchanges and private placements.- These figures were supplied by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities Co., and by Ebasco Services, Inc., respectively.
Only 14 out of 38 preferred stock issues in 1961
amount of
on
the
1
,
„
Equipment trust certificates, according to Eastman Dillon, Union Securities, for the.
year just ended totaled $112,495,000 for 22 issues.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.^ took the
honors for both the lowest and highest bid for an issuer interest cost of 3.97% and
5.10%. The S & P ratings were AA and'A, respectively. •
Overall
Division
public utility financing was up 20% in 1961. The Management Consulting
of Ebasco Services credited telephone and gas industries for pushing the
total to $4.4 billion compared to last
year's overall figure of $3.7 billion.
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CO., WIS.
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K-uiu**:.
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'of Feb.'5-Feb.
10: 147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF
N. Y., common; 163,600 shares of COLUMBUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC., commo.n; $3 million DEVELOPERS SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT CORP;, common;
500,000 shares of FIRST HARTFORD REALTY CORP., common; $8 million SHERA¬
TON CORF. OF AMERICA, debentures; 100,000 shares of common and $15 million
in debentures oi STO.KELY-VAN
CAMP., Inc.; 30 million shares of TOKYO
SHIBURA.ELECTRIC CO., LTD. ("TOSHIBA"), common; $3 million WESTATES
LAND DEVELOPMENT CORP., units; $50 million WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
CO., debentures; $9 million-ELIZABETHTOWN WATER GO., debentures; $6,840,000
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., equipment trust certificates; $10.5 million EL "PASO
ELECTRIC .CO,, bonds; $6,450,000 CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RR., equipt.
trust certificates; 170,000 shares of FLUKE JJOHNJ MFG. CO., ING, common; and in
municipals—r$7,350,000 ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD.; $4 million BOULDER,
COLO.; $8,910,000 DE KALB COUNTY, GA.; $7 million COLUMBUS CITY SCHOOL
DISTRICT,,OHIO; $25 million MICHIGAN (STATE OF); $42 million NEW JERSEY
(STATE * OF);v $79*550.000
PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITIES; $12,676,000 ST.
LOUIS, MO; $6,750,000- WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP-MARION CO., H. S. BLDG.
CORP., IND.; $7 million HARRIS CO. FLOOD CONTROL D., TEXAS; $6 million
OAKLAND, CALIF.; $5 million WAYNE COUNTY, MICH.
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Money raised by the telephone industry amounted to $1.66 billion, up 66% from the
$1.0 billion of 1960. Financings by gas companies total about $1.1 billion, an increase
of 23% over 1960's $880 million.
Offerings by electric utilities totaled $1.63 billion,
about 9% below the $1.8 billion level of 1960.
]
Common stock sales, paced by a $962 million subscription, offering by the, American
Telephone and Telegraph Company, accounted for the major part of the rise in over¬
all financing. Sales of .common by all utilities in 1961. amounted to $1.47 billion, an
increase of nearly $1.1 billion over 1960's $386 million.
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Week of Feb. 13-Feb.-17: $5 miUion CAROLINAS CAPITAL CORP., common;
shares of FILON PLASTICS CORP., common; 200,000 shares of NATIONAL
200,000
ROLL¬
ING MILLS CO:, common; $300,000,000 AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
CO., deb. bonds; $5.5 million VORNADO, INC., debentures; and in municipals—
$30 million LOS ANGELES SCH. DISTRICT, CALIF.; $12 million PHILADELPHIA
S. D., PA.; $27.3 millibn SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.; $7.5 million SALT LAKE
city,"utah.
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January" 18, 1962.
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Volume 195
61%
a
the
increase
Number
•
to
rose
•.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v.
shipments of $978,744 in the'comparable period of
over
previous -year;
Earnings,
6127
$79,1,53,
-va.*.
•.
,
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T
,,
4,1*,
tion
conducting research
all
practical methods-, of•* convex-ting
water.—V, 194,
V"",
1155.:,.;
p..
sea
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or
brackish" water
'The
into
consist
on
of
CAPITALISATION 'GIVING
fresh
EFFECT
TO
7"
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Common
—V,
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.-—Acquisition—
-
stock
194,
(no
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The
company has announced the purchase of "Atkinson Milling Co.,
r
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John H. Daniels', ADM, President, said the company's
expanding flour
business necessitated the"
acquisition 'of additional milling facilities;,
7
•' The
transaction involved the purchase by ADM of all Atkinson" common
stock for cash.
The" purchase price was not disclosed.
Effective
Minneapolis..'
date
Describing
the
Davre J;
apquisition
-
joint
a
service
Automatic
-
of the most' efficient plants in the country ■
Arizona-New Mexico Development
Securities, and
Exchange Commission—
*
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•
in
'Net
sales
of
has
strength
with
for
$7,293,384
the
prior
Automatic
acquired-all. of the 'outstanding
Sorensen
and
of
needed
for
capital
expansion.
has
company
to
year,
21
year,
of
ago,
O.
per
A.
share
•
Beech,
total
each
for
Jan.
on
-
Months
sales
ended
___
30—
Sept.
Li
1961 '
,
;2—^
•Based
on
520,000
With
this
of
assurance
/ Associated
..
This
31
sales
of
$15,137,396
p.
for
its
*
"
of
its
has
reported
current: fiscal
47%
a
sales
; '
year.,;-.
increase
to
of
the
announced
Beechcraft's
Board
of
194,
current
cn
Novack
;
than
more
57,000
77
' ; /
.7
p. 1943."/
estimated
*% ■;:/
Berkshire
suant to
last
first-half:/ Nct' income,
to $9.7;710,
a
rise, of
Earnings per
year.
11%; over
21.2> .'cents
after
the
taxes
for
«iMi
the
- shtire
totaled
on 461,732
shares ofoutstanding:as_ of Novepiber 30,/1961,' as against 19.1
Outstanding..
115,000 shs.-
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
1--
.
Development Corp.
Sold Pri¬
Securities
—
Southeastern
to
Capital Corp., Nashville.
of supporting Tonsa's program of
field and shopping center develop¬
Shoe Company to participate in
Argentina's future growth. This move," he said, "is a continuation .;
of our interest in participating in foreign markets. We have licensing,
agreements in Australia, "England, and Japan for the manufacture of
:
for the purpose
retail shoe store
was
the
which
ment
.
enable
would
Brown
„
,
Brown *Sheo< Co.
and that
•
brands
be
to
in each
sold
In addition Brown
country,
_
X£
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with
This
generally
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stores
one
store per
city
except for
Buenos
Vernort. Call'., filed a registration statement with
covering 85,000 outstanding, shares of common
for public sale by the holders, thereof through
w
-ote
.
^
,>Th4
ntIh1i,
underwriters headed by William R. Staats & Go.
The .public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment, i
The company is a large wholesale drug distributor./ In addition to
of
company,
SEC
the
stock,
:
15
Jan.
on
offered
be
to
.
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complete line of men's,
women's and
widely spread throughout Argen¬
a
Tonsa
163
Brunswig Drug Co.—Common Registered—
;
stock¬
to the
debt, and/
•
.
firm's
60,000
j„ui
Of
in
Aires which;
has 23 stores. Tonsa
does not manufacture shoes and purchases all.
its footwear from shoe manufacturers in Argentina.—V. 194, p. 2768.
Offered—Pur¬
will be used for; the repayment
for working capital. %!
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77,
distributes
A.
shoes
v.
the Board oi Directors of,
elected to
'
S.
Tonsa
tina,
Inc.—Comrrion
Gamble has been
Mr.
Tonsa
9, 1962 prospectus, May & Gannon, Inc.,
k
Investment—
an
163
of
children's
company
$88,048 reported
35c)
Chairman and President, has announced the ac¬
interest in Tonsa S. A., a corporation which operates /
family shoe stores in the Argentina republic.
Gamble stated "Our investment in the ownership of the Tonsa
Mr.
V..H V'.:;'/!■%/'.'/J
Distributors,
Jan.
a
'
Gamble,
of
chain
organization
expansion in
:.
backlog-sales
the TrevibUs*
;
,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
.
.
amounted
countermeasure
X, shde Co., Ltd.,. jQfUC&nada has recently increased its manufacture 0!
• /leading Brow^SjbA6 brands; for wholesale., distribution in
Canada."/
electronics equipment "s^d Uie7Requisition
,1T'Tonsa President,. Irving A. Tow, simultaneously announced the asprovide.its-cuStohieri-wltn^A l^tger range* /Hdciation of-bi^^firm with Brown Shoe at his' oifice in Buenos Aires
.
.
$831,560/fot:
communication,
it
;
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i: ' * ' '
Gossett,, manufacturers of pumps,'
T
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period
a
feet of manufacturing area lo-,
employment averages from 106
President* of Bell
Moore,
EFFECT
Shoe Co.—Foreign
R.
quisition
square
The company
5J/2 acres.
011
E.
GIVING
(par
stock
Brown
;
-
for the fiscal year ending May 31,
1962, would "total about $3 million—ail increase of 50% over the pre¬
Boston,-offered-publicly, 100,000 shares of this
vious fiscal -year. <
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XX'S:';'- !■■< common stock at $5.50 per share.
Of the total,
The company,
a
leader-in the-field -of environmental- testing and
were sold for the. company and
40,000 for certain
testing equipment manufacture^ reported net sales of $1,229,487 for"
holders. The stock was all-sold.' Net proceeds
the six:month period -ended November .30, : 1961. compared to sales,of
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1156.
p.
common
heating, air conditioning and
extend B&G's ability to
equipment that will augment its current business. The company plans,
011
using the, facilities of the new acquisition to manufacture B&G's
new
type fractionating column foi' high vacuum distillation.—V. 194,"
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President
-.
,
i'
company
a
a
will
six-
the
the '2,780,403
of
the-first
/: ' /
.
based
R.
Testing
•/ ■i
/ In
announcing the six-month: sales, Associated
William
TonkOwich and" board chairman Bernard
that
cated
has
people,
%
%
for
addition,
vately—Jail. 17, 1962, it was announced that this com¬
pany, headquartered in Chattanooga, Tenn., had sold a
$235,000 7% 12-year mortgage loan with 500 shares of
regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per
shares now outstanding, to be payable
stockholders of record on Jan. 19.—V. 194, p. 2655.
of
stock
Common
Brainerd
-
first'
.
$.114
'
;
In
immediate
'v
2439.
1961. Net earnings, after taxes,
Bell & Gossett Co.—Acquisition—'
59,187
;:;
.J
1051.
continually expanded its inven¬
industry.
:
constitutes
obtain
CAPITALIZATION
•
Stover
Testing Laboratories, Inc.—Sales, Earns. Up
company
months
p,
*
$.236
194,
has
items of general use in the electronics /
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The newly acquired firm, founded in 1907,* is a producer of custom-.
fabricated pressure vessels,, autoclaves, and weldments. The company's
annual sales volume is approximately; $iy2
million.
s. ;
1960
122,767
shares.—V.
•
can
"■Clark
< :
$740,939
$10,779,594
profit*after
Earnings 'per share*'iA_„^
and
,
The company has announced the acquisition of The Stover -Co/ Free-".port, 111., 011 an exchange, of stock basis..; Exact terms of the acquisition
were not
disclosed./- /.A.;'j/,: ■ '/
j.',1-.-'
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V
year..-The firm also announced: that'in its first year of public
ownership met profit per-share increased to $.236 from $.114 in the
previous fiscal- yeav;.:'-://'7777»."'*77.■>'... 'V/. ;77;:;:7/'%7/
/7V i-7 V"",
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field
service to the
.
net
President,
declaration
share
fiscal
Net
-
.-
tantalum, capacitors for industrial subminiature applications, in-5
and receiving tubes * including power tubes for radio stations
heat- sealing
applications, semi-conductors
and transistors for
r
laboratory and research and development work, •subminiatur'e trans¬
formers and precision deposited carbon resistors, and a complete line
of high capacity low voltage computer grade condensers.
Boro
Precision Products Corp.,, a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the
company,
manufactures and sells resistors, principally of the epoxy
encapsulated precision / wire-wound
type.
Resistors
(high resistance
conductors) restrict the flow of current, in an electric circuit, thereby :
offering regulatory control of the voltage traveling across it. These
■resistors
have
general application to
all electronic equipment and
cents per slnfe which compares favorably
Earnings for the first fiscal quarter of a'
adjusted for stock dividend./
v
Mrs.
/
Boris
Ellison,
President oiv this
nation-wide^ business-service
or¬
ganization, reported to stockholders that net sales for the fiscal year
ended Sept." 30 had risen to $10,779,594 from"
$740,939 for the 1961
Net
distributed
company
and television industry. After establishing
broadened its product line to serve
company
have been
specifically applied in areas of electronic
stock
'
data
handling
systems,
navigation,
detection
and
Marcus
financial.,/ systems, and missile guidance systems.
Mr.
measure
are
manu¬
and
equal to 22
were
cents
Directors
/
■"*"
the
by
as
company
,
Analysts Inc.—Annual Report—
business
subsidiary
produced
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
announced
three fiscal months, ended December 31,
taxes equaled $589,148, compared to $558,680 in the 1960
- • >
/ ■>.
"7; 7 ..7/7/
Levinson, President, said, improved operating: efficiency con-tributed to the increase in
earnings,, and predicted year-end earnings
will exceed the 92- cents earned during the
previous fiscal year.—V. 194,
p. -2654.-;
j,. 77777. 7/:
7%;!, %
; 7//
!/,.■/:/
Sales
the
its
Y.
corporate
.
common,
t;he business in the medical suction area."—V. 194,
of $622,513
Morris L>
Associated
of
years
to the radio
N.
products
are:
the Sorensen Company will be able to increase its
Beech Aircraft
This
Provision foT
-'
of
dustrial
—V.
period.
>
of
the
Corp.
single source of supply from which cus¬
delivery
of
many,
items
of various '
manufacturers of electronic products.
It is an authorized distributors
for
approximately 80 manufacturers. The company carries in stock
thousands of electronic parts and equipment included among which
Hospital Supply, Inc.—Acquisition—
its financial stability,
Day
$7,233,974 compared
The
tomers
21r5, V
p;
exchange for 25,000 shares of. Beam-Matic
"Beam-Matic brings to Sorensen a greater
7/
;
division
a
of
'
deodorant pads and -'Rival" dog and cat food,V
has announced that net profits far. the.six months.ended Nov.
30, 1961,,;
rose
to $554,407 from $526,281" earned
during the same period a year
ago.
Per share earnings.-equaled -46 -cents versus 44 cents, based on"
1,196,250 shares -outstanding. ~r *-/.'i/'/%w.'1/% • /l/'
5
as
said,
share
Associated Products, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
This-maker of
-Sysoems';.will- operate
such
products.
,
.
;
Automatic
of
full-line vending
New
This. Long Island City, N.i Y
manufacturer of light-weight aluminum
hopital equipment, has acquired' Sorensen Co., Inc;, Woodside," N. Y.,
it was announced in a joint, statement-by the. two companies. Sorensen,
pany
r
:
Maryland,
will operate" as a division of Beam-Matic,, is a pioneer in the
development, and manufacture of-surgical, and dental suction apparatus.Benjamin, Marcus,: President of Beam-Matic, disclosed that his com¬
Proceeds:,are to be used for debt repayment and working capital."'7
Arizona of 4344 S. Indian School Road, Phoenix, is engaged in
development of two underground caverns as a tourist attraction.—V. •
192, p. 1089. ■ :Vv"'>■'.7 =:-tV"'7
.
in
a
which
Jan. 3; 1962 filed a/VReg! A'.» covering 300,000
80c> to be offered • at
through Preferred
Securities, Inc.,: 'Phoenix.
'' l V." j' 7;7,;:-!/7-''/-/l- V'v
on
shares / (par;
.
Food
Beam-Matic
•
j The corporation
common
cities
amount
Systems,
join the company's board of "directors.—v: 195,
;
Corp.—Files With
various
Food
Retailers", and Mr, GlobOs- will manage the division's operations.
Mr.*
Globus is to "be elected a; Vice-President of Automatic Retailers, and will
supplying the commercial baking industry with hard spring wheat flour.
ADM's Commandei* Larabee flour-milling division -also is a supplier to
the baking industry, but" the two serve
complementary rather than com¬
peting markets.-—'V7 194;'p. 1155. ' " /•
r""'"V V.!
r
-
undisclosed
an
Automatic
Jaws
Products
specialized cables and wiring accessories and indus¬
trial
type
transistors. > Medical electronics,
closed circuit
television,
electronic measuring and gauging devices, and ground controlled radar
constitute some of the diverse fields to which the company distributes '
-
.
one:
stock.
serves
company,
-
for
made
was
common
few
first
area
and
company
a
distributor of certain major
a
industry
Jersey,' Penn¬
sylvania and Virginia,5 and'specializes in'serving industrial firms.
Mr. Davidsmv commented,:''Acquisition of this well-managed, regional-,
automatic.-.vending--company adds new territories to our marketing area'
and increases our capabilities to serve customers on a national basis."
.
said the Atkinson mill, is
/
acquisition
Retailers'
as- - very
is
Davidson;; President bp Automatic Retailers,-have announced in
statement.
The
V
7 •/ ;//
Atkimon
The company has -purchased Automatic Food Systems, Inc., of Balti¬
more, Md.,s Ralph Globus,; President ef Automatic Food Systems; and
significant in ADM's
growth program, Mr. Daniels said the milling company has a steady
earnings recotd that'will-be reflected immediately in ADM's profits; He
added that ADM'S" pafhlngs for the quarter ended Dec.
,31 now appear
higher than earlier estimated' and said earnings for the current fiscalyear are expected to show substantial improvement over last year;
f E.
A
Olson,- "Executive Vice-President of ADM's Agricultural Group, '
.
"
'v*-
1,
its
tnls
increase its
tory to
,
Jan.
was
Inc.—Acquisition—
in
Industrial electronics
the
; Automatic Retailers of America,
the
Under
Precision
Boro
Woodside,
variety
of electronic equipment. > -
DuringV.
itself
the
Ave.,
distributes
electronic psrts
'
/.
;
1951.
12,
of
Roosevelt
company
facturers
465,000 shs.
facilities
and
69-18
at
The
Outstanding
t
incorporated
was
June
on
.
FINANCING
Authorized
,
,
PRESENT
company
York
New
offices
The
located
800,000 shs.
-
par)
952...:,
p.
a.
of
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, was organized and incor
porated under the laws of the State of New York on May 23, 1960.
a
five-uhits approximating five; cubic inches each.
least
at
BUSINESS—^The
State
,
•
'.!
./%.
;
system. The/displays, are made to be fitted into a control console !
panel-normally associated with'digital systems.
sales price'to the-user of each-unit
in the display will be '
front - $60 to1 $100, depending on sizte of the unit, configuration, and panel arrangement. It is anticipated that the most popular-display will
or
„
about 8 cents a share, compared with w
a net"loss of
$17,277 in the first six. months of the 1960-1961..fiscal year.»
;AquarChem,'Inc.;-of Waukesha, is an affiliate of Cleaver ^Brooks Co.,
Milwaukee^ leading manufacturer of packaged boilers. A pioneer in the field of desalting-water, it, manufactures and is
or
3
(399)
.
.
.
BUSINESS—The■ company, of,203 Ann St., Hartford; Conn.; through 5indebtedness,
it has outstanding 898,551 ^wmmon
-November 30, 1960. • ..its wholly-owned5 subsidiaries, operates "in ten discount type department / & Co-< ®
nf
mme,
stu ..h«
nwnR :
Messrs".
stores located in,five.States; the leased department Jbr the retail sale'
.Topkowich; and Navack poipted, out that Assocuited's" profit
60,000 shares./The.-wife of_ Elnmr V: Staude, presid njt, ow s
95,328 shares and proposes to sell 25,000 shares. -Remraf & Co. is a /
rise oyer the -first-half. was. somewhat limited,
as, a .result of $47,000 in .... of -housewares, glftwares;- hardware, lighting fixtures, paints and paint.
nominee name used by Security First National Bank, which bank is;
start-up costs/regnireci to .establish the- company's newest laboratory in- ->: supplies/., plumbing
arid heating; equipment, " automotive, accessories,/the executor, under: the will of Walter M.- Brunswig,
deceased.. His/
Burlington,"'. Mass. Thfejr vstimdted that.the l3,500 square foot Burlington,
gardep supplies,- pet supplies, -juvenile, furniture, bicycle accessories,,
widow has a life interest in the estate.—-V.-185, p. 2443.
installation ;.wpuldv be- operating; profitably, throughout ; the " second half' 7- luggage/ Christmas trees and decorations and similar products. Such a "
7
,
7-/ v
of the current fiscal.year.;
department is - eommonlyr called in the- trade, "hard goods" as con/>:/%.;■• •
' -/v
>
stock:
coipmon
cents
on,the
'
same number
of shares
outstanding
v
nrliHp^r
on
,
-.,
v.,.
Associated! Testing :Laboratories—-with. headqilarters - in 'Waytfe, Nr
J;;'
:regk>nai/laboratories .in' Winter Park, Fla,, and .Bhriingbon; Mass.---*
the country's; major facilities for the environmental tesifng of
missile,; roclcet and aircraft components -and a leading manufacturer of;
'
;"
trasted
and
is pne-of
environmental
test
equipment.—V.
194;
active
/
and
;|
Atlantic Bowling Gorp^AcqiDsition—:
>
"128"
The
ment,.-and
been
famous
an
has been
Waitham," Mass:,5
exchange
announced
construction
of
stock
and
by/President
a
C -.:'^r
lane
"40
establish¬
Wobui'n, Mass., have
cash by Atlantic Bowling
A.
French./
expected:- to
& v Associates.
oi>en
March
The
1,
.
ten
pin
bowling
1962.
!,
lanes
'
,
in
,
Woburn
Country
7"
Common
—V.
::
194,
The
for,'working capital.- ;r7y;/-.--v
othef,fields and/ t7hettorlginal rjaitte pf/'I.nsto .Foto-Copy, lric,4 was;changed to"Autbihata Lntefnatlonal; IhcT- to describe more accurately
proposed/activities--its;address is 241 s: Robertson Blvd./ Beverly
,
HlHs^CahK^V-^^ •/
!ihe
.line
,/^ 7-/-;
r-
_
/
ik«,to traiislate^: the /internal language of a computer or system into
-ixumbeys,-. $ngl£sh:'-.'wwcdsf - .or*,.symbols and, present; them legibly to the*
'operator.,. -Automata'7' self-decoding- -digital' -displays -convert;'electronic'■
impulses^ by , megns of .electromechanicai "actuation/ into -easily read,
letters,;or- Symbols; prcijecled/on'a pmaHr, scrtea. The^aisplays 1
are/^/mieans ef • eenveylng. tm an/operA'tor -inyl>»ngtiage-he can under-'
stand, the behavior-of an ■ electronic ^digital eomputor or instrumenta- ''
.
/.NQTfi-
organized
EFFECT .TO
.-•',/
•
r
.
/
by
be
N.
Y.
/ ;"/
used' for
corporate
98217Foster
arid
manufacture
p.
filed
a
A"
-
'*'/
advertising
of
purposes.
of
is
194,
of
the
Watch
Hamilton
of
dividends
10
Co.
2115.
p.
each.
cents
pay able/Jan;.
dividend
stock
2%
a
10.—V.
:
1961, the company paid five stock..dividends of 2%. \
*
'
/
The
24,7 to
dividend
first
holders
'
,
of
0^,0/
a
in
■
record-,
-
/
■
'■ >,/
\
-!./:
*
The
Ernst
companies operating' in-advanced
H.
.
c'omrtiitments
business
to
bring
$2,695,000.
Investment company
Act
The
as
,
.
and
..
/
commitments
1 These
ment
President
Plesset,
17.
on,Jan.
./!.
total of $1,375,000 in investments to scientific and, technical fields, i
Chairman of the Board announced ■
has committed a
company
three
•
.
'/•'/'7-^
!'
Industries, Inc.—Investments— J
j Capital for Technical
promotion,new
America, Inc.—Acquisition—- \.
This .company has
stock
year
two-cash
and
1962
Y., is engaged in the)/;
photographic- equipment.r--/
of
common,
each
Jan.
sales
/■
common
the
the capital
company
I During the
Ave.. Brooklyn,:,N.
installation
,7. ! ,•/"'/ /■-'/
2330.
!
;
the
of
:•/'"•''■ /and
.
t
/%■;-%
total
CapTech-s
^
•
.
.
-■/■
outstanding
■
%
investment
,
Angeles-based small
licensed under the Small Business Invest¬
CapTech
is
a
:
Los
of. 1958.
three Investments announced Jan',
follows:
'
••
18 by CapTech are distributed
y
*
■■
"
acquired; Renell Enterprises/ Inc:; of New Jersey,/ •
t CapTech/has agreed to purchase $550,000 of five year subordinated
rack jobber?, of books; to- enlarge^ the- activities of their
new
division./
convertible : debentures of The Scionics Corp.,, Canoga Park, Calif., an
The Vend-A-Book Corp/j it< was -announced by A, L:Worby? President. ' " advanced5 technology, firm entering the fields of inlormatton retrieval
►
.
Renell wholesales
kets
.
books through
discount .centers/
major
-
holdings the
The
>/:*'
covering 70,000
through Amber,
//'"
-
approximately j
earned
gain was realized from, the sale of its 521,000 >
General Cigar, Co, in November.
recently reported the acquisition of 230,800 shares
stock of the New Jersey Zinc Co! and 124,700 shares'
share
180,000 shs.
.,/:;
"Reg.
(par 10 cents), to be offered at $2.62^
general
of
1962
and
Almost all of
,7,%^.;7-v.r; 7V7/ :7/"'/"-/
12,
1961,; the 'company
on
per
earnings
taxes
lated
Outstanding/
.
1961
year
923,195 common shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1
share in I960.
included capital gains of $10.27 per share after re->
dividends of 54 cents per share after related taxes.:
share
against 54 cents
7
PRESENT; FINANCING
calendar
$10.95- per
?
i
1/
super. mar
and
large retail chains.- Mr. Worby stated
/this company -to handle servicing.'.and selling
through the-;Vend-A-Book -yending, machmes' -would
.
•
.to
increase
'■'•jr.-630.•*>-/,
sales
•-
and
distribution
for
> ''
■•■■/
the
.
.
-
/
open
Veh'd-A-Book
new "markets
CapTech has placed $500,000 in-five year subordinated convertible
debentures. Of Task
Corp /. Anaheitn. C<»UI!, a. manufacturer of/ace'essory equipment for aircraft5 and missiles, and -wind tunnel instru-
Corp.—V. 194,
»
.
ments.
5
Boro
Electronics, -Inc^—Common Offered—On Jan. 15,
1962, McLaughlin,, Kaufman & Co., 52 Wall Street, New
York1 City, offered:
publicly *10X>,000* common shares of
tjifc firm's stocjc # 7$3 per! share/ Net proceeds will be
used by the. company fer
repayment.of debt, pur—
-
v'
-of a threes
loan to-a subsidiary, and for working capital. -
«
•
return:
a
6/•>%-
..
—
J
i
i
if ,«»n-
«nn»ia'
then outstanding Task common
■-
1.
*
*
\
1,
*
in-10-year
\
convertible debentures and? $73,000 in- a 10-year loan to . Sage Instruments, Inc.,. a developer and manufacturer of-medical and biological
ihstriimCnts in White Plain*s/ N. Y
IhiertKt on '* the debentures and
»
! Th6
third
---i-—
investment
commitment
was
for
$250,000
i
,
1
—
per annum,
resulting
*
.
debentures
■
loan is 6%%
-ehase^ of additional inventory/ the making
year
The
verted, would give CapTech 41%? of the
stock, v y
*'1
\ v'
1 !
j* 2655.
and the debentures-are converttbie into 47%
number-*ofr cofntnon ^shares
* dutstamdhig.—V;t
C
t
194/ |
,vy»
V
t REctor 2-95TO. -Caande- Dr Seibert.-PaWisher and- President; f
statistical issueon Monday). Ot he rof f iees :.-l 35 fe.; La' SalleB. -D&na/Company: Re-eritered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N, Y.^under the Act
1879. •Suhscriptioh/jirr United* States/ U.
^. Possessions, Territories and Members, of Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other countries, $72.00 per year.
^;-»ccount of; the fluctuations 4n-. toe rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds^r.
/* / /%'
-
-~
:/!
*
on -Jan."
are* 'to
and
/>i
.
-
corporations
the
For
■■.,•7
.conipany; intends to engage in the design and manufacture of ',
of' digitai display devices. The purpose' of this type of a device
numbers,
GIVING
Co./ Inc;,
Bookshelf
;
'
its*
a
Proceeds
/ design,
V. 194,
BUSINESS—The company Was incorporated pursuant-to the laws of '
the State of Cdliforniai .On, Mar:21,, 1961. The original intent of the
incorporators WAs to Concentrate the company's' efforts in the photo-,
copy field.. Subsequently-It was decided that-the company; s-hould enter
;
&
Bernalen
;;
•/;•*
p..1274/:./
shares
products
$1 per share. Net
proceeds, estimated at $245,000, will be used for tooling,
equipment and / acquisitions to - begin operations * and
affiliated
hewly formed affiliated' corporation'/.
a
corporation
common
5
stock at
to.
Bush Terminal. Co.-^Earnings Up—New. Investments—.
7
*
■
'
Automata
common
*.
-
,
Bernalen, Inc.—-Files With SEC—
Bay State additions, housing (AMF) American Machine and *
equipment, swells 'to -ten the number; of Atlantic "Bowlers'5
Clubs" in-New England.—V. 192; p: 991.
shares of this firm's
of
is5
International, Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
suant to a .Dec.-20, 1961 offering circular Pacific Coast
Securities Co./San Francisco, offered publicly
300,000
merchandise
.-V■'*'!
"Authorized
stock ($1
parv:% 300,009 shs. "
Burstein
.
a Massachusetts! cor-
by- Henjy Michclsori (who remains'"
tha rhard goods department at a:
pperate
- to -operate
similar ./departments at "other1 discount, became-its sole "function "when in1 January, 1960, the;
the hard goods department in the Springfield store was
CAPITALIZATION
'
two
Foundry
1958,
this
transferred; to
,
gOods.'' 'Berkshire is
fo
Miclielson
and
operation
.
in
Barry
company^
distributing
Henry
stores,
»•;
bowling center, located in the heart of Massachusetts'
"electronic triangle" 011 Route 128, was acquired from
Joseph!
Cardlilo
The
Lhnes' of
Waltham
/.The
!
Pin
A -32 -lane- unit .under
acquired 4of
Corp / it
A.
Ten
the
('softr
Jri. July,
organized
with
large discount store located in Springfield/ Mass:- Gradually however,
the principal functioh' of Berkshire
changed - to- that of purchasing for
.
p:;'1715.-.'K-,
to 'apparel- or
poration
«,
«»v.»
^ 4.
.
«,
.^p,^^"y^Tate*2-0613);^'-Copyright I9&!' by William
.
,
lf.
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.
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4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(400)
Aetna
United
Plywood
States
for- something
//
;,
this issue.—V.
Corp.
192,
p.
*■
fill
"to
<
to
real
of
Jan.
neering
fees, legal
operating expenses,
expenses,
.
recently formed
department store
of
concerns
not
the
The
to
various
to any
successor
a
business.
in
for
and
!■■
to
in, Longview,
located
be
-
one
"of
>;
company
-
largest
the/country's
Co.—Annual Report—
! Deere &
reported that its sales and earnings both rebounded
fiscal year which ended Oct. 31.
'
in its annual report which will be mailed
to
that net sales of its consolidated United
States and Canadian operations Increased 9%
in 1961 to $509,574,000,
the second highest level.in Company history.
/ /.,.
/ •• •'.>1
,
./
/ Total worldwide sales, including sales by unconsolidated foreign subsidiaries, were estimated to be $562,400,000, up 10%, In 1960 consoli-*
dated net sales were $468,512,000 and worldwide
sales were approxi-;
This
,
company
sharply
1961
in the
farm equipment firm,
stockholders soon, stated
J The
.
backlog .of sales in the amount, of $310,962.11 -as of Dec. 31, 1961,
to a -backlog of .$262,711.83 as' of a year ago.V7
v1*-'
.'"With ,the increased interest in FM and stereo equipment and broad-'casting facilities, and the general upward trend of the economy as ar
whole,-we look forward to further;expansion and growth during 1962,"
stated Jack Dubler, President of Churchill gtereo Corp.—V. 194, p. 2221.
mately $510,300,000.
•
/
.
'
'/Net income from consolidated operations in 1961 increased 80% to ;
$31,990,000 or $4.64 a share of common stock. "Worldwide earnings,rf Coleman Cable & Wire Co.—Glass A Common Reg'd—.
including those of John Deere Credit Co. and other unconsolidated;
This company of 1900 North'River Rd., River Grove,. III., Tiled
subsidiaries,-were estimated to be $36,000,000, up approximately 82%-;
a v
to $5,22 a share/' ./ /
11
•. ';// ';/.V •'/ •
//'/
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 18 covering 120,000 class"
■// In, I960 When the heavy coSts^of putting Into production/a completely
A- common -chares' to be offered for' public Sale through'' underwriters *
headed
new
line of tractors reduced earnings, consolidated" net .income .was;
by: Divine; & Fishman,' .Inc.
The- public/ offqring price.v and
$17,753,000 or $2.57 a share; and woi'ldwidc net income was estimated*
underwriting terms are to be supplied- by amendments 7 '7'7?;';
to be $19,800,000 or $2.87 a share,
v ';. !■■ v
■
;" •;./;/
; The
company: is engaged
in the distribution "of a wide range df
■
/-President William A. Hewitt said farmers' cash receipts in the United
specialty types of electric wire and cable and the manufacture of ■
States were at a record high In 1961 and are ^expected to be slightly ^
insulated wire and cable for electronic and electrical use.
Net proceeds 7
will be: used to purchase additional equipment, purchase the stock of -'
higher in 1962. High cash receipts in the past .usually have resulted in
other firms having similiar operations,
greater farm machinei*y sales/However, new wheat acreage cutbacks,
and fo£/working-' capital.
and continued reduced crop acreages of Feed grains are scheduled by
.
.
Wash.,"-
.
„
'
;
ouiiding. The ground and first floors to provide covered park¬
The next thaee floors are for retail sales by Teased departments.";
roxxcree
ing.'
N.. Y.,
compared
between
Washington Way and Vandercook Way-just west of the Longview-Kelso boundary. The physical plant is to be a six story reinforced
Brooklyn,
and
a
■
is
Corp.—Nine Months'- Reports-
corporation,, of
„
of 2216 Cascade Way, Longview, Wash., •.
the purpose of constructing and operating a ;
provide for the leasing to local and national;
departments of the store-.
The corporation is
building
store
Stereo
Associates—Files With SEC
on Jan. 2, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering $280,000 of
partnership participations to be offered in units of $5,000.
The offering will be underwritten by Transcontinental Securities Corp.,
N.
Y.
Proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Darien of 8 W. 40th St., N. Y., will acquire an interest in a new
Howard Johnson motel to be erected in Darien, Conn.
,
The
limited
creators-of custom stereo cabinets 4and equipment, reported gross sales of $1,293,410.23 for the nine-month period ending
Dec. 31, 1961, as compared to $965,179.91 for the same period ending •
Dec. 31, 1960, or an increase of. approximately 733;%i
- ' V
7
At the same time, Bernard Dubler/Treasurer of ..thevfirm,
reported,
other corporation and has not previously engaged
r'.1'-."'.."-.'■ 7 '• ' "''v..'7 1 ; 7// " /,;■?
:'
proposed
second
'
'
This
designers
BUSINESS—The corporation,
was
last year.—V. 193, p. 1335.
Darien Motor Lodge
,
heavy-duty
Churchill
22, 1962;
higher than the $2,194,380 in the
$2,434,900, or 11%
were
quarter
highcapacity radiator, heavy-duty six-leaf rear
59-ampere battery.—V. 194, p. 1944,
'♦
". /://. *r 7 •v",v.
camshaft,
and
springs,
Monday, January
.
.
..
,/•/.''/.>;/-';! //'
/ //,
■
sales
is the high-performance 361-cubic inch Golden Commando en¬
with dual exhausts,
four-barrel carburetor, special high per¬
formance
4,/
architectural and engi-,:
building contracts and
estate,
in
looks
both
option
/
.
offering circular, the company offered publicly,
without underwriting, 90,000 shares of its no par com¬
mon stock at $3.30 per share.
Net proceeds will be used,
acquisition
in
field."-
1962
for
the American car market
and comfort iri the low-
specific, notch
a
special
•*' /" •
/
- *
'
•-' *, / \/7" •Standard equipment in the Sport Fury is Plymouth's 318-cubic inch
Fury 800 engine, a ; 230 horsepower V-8. Available as ah "extra cost
1707.
a
really
price
gine,
Offered—Pursuant
Inc.—Common
-Cash,
1962
,
;.//.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Cascades Plywood
Sbe
'
this issue.
Corp.,
for
series
Capital Reserve Corp.—New Name—
See
...
„
_
The
top floor will house a, restaurant, ;beauty shop, mursery facilities
and the. corporate offices. Additional parking facilities-will be "provided
in the same block on Vandercook Way.;- -7 ' /•;"/./ /7jt;
,
The building to be constructed by the corporation will contain basic
plumbing, heating, lighting and floor covering. The lessees of the leased,
departments will furnish their own fixtures, counters, special lighting,?■
'
partitions and any other unusual furnishing of the' de¬
partment wi'h the exception of the restaurant area, which will be
entirely furnished by the tenant, other than basic walls, foundation
departmental
roof.
and
the
of
plans should keep the cost of the building, exclusive
within the architect's estimate of $500,000.—V. 194,;
These
well
land,
p. 2548.
-
Coil Corp.
Central
r
■
—
■•
.
N; Colonial Corp. of America—Acquisition—
The
Common Offered—- On Jan.
City,
17,A
for
1962, J. I. Magaril Co,, Inc., 37 Wall St., New York City,
offered publicly ot New York
State residents only,1C7,40Q shares of this firm's common stock git $3 per.
share. Net proceeds will be ured by the company; for
branch
in
of
the
the
Government.
Lindenhurst,
of
company
manufacture
of
L.
electronic
Organized
in
I.,
N.
systems
mail
Central
1958,
Coil
States.
all-cash
an
basis!,
•„>
7'!7
"7'
/
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.
check
Consolidated Aerosol Corp.—Common
Offered—Via
a
Jan. 10,; 1962 offering circular, J. E. Bayard & Co., Inc.,
,80 Wall Street, New. York- City., offered :publicly 70,060
-shares of this firm's common stock at $3 per
temperature
a
overload
alarms.
in
payment
expand
Chicago' area.
,//•/'//;//!/-/v.-.. /
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;/./;///./ v';-/.'
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//;
Gardens, Wilmington, Del., •
(polyethylene) industrial* ship-:
BUSINESS—The company of. 107 Sylvester .'St.,: .We3tbUry,VN.! Y. "was.
ping containers and procesing tanks, as well as plastic linings for steel
incorporated; on Jan. 13,. 1959 under the laws of- the State of New
drums./.Among the company's products are molded, seamless drums,
York. It
is primarily engaged in the compounding and packaging of,
in 5, 15, 30 and 55 gallon sizes for the shipping of corrosive and -non-1
cKsblibfib, household, pharmaceutical and industrial aerosol ! products
corrosive/chemicals and food products; heavy-wall and light-wall re¬
for Qthei; concerns for sale by ;such. concerns'under their own- brand1:^
turnable shipping drums; Tight-wall/single' trip drums in 5 and
15
names.
The: company
also ' compounds, .packages and( sells pi'oduetSt C
gallon sizes; shipping tanks in a variety of shapes and sizes: ranging
under its own; name.
'.'rr
-;.!'i'
in capacity from 5 to 500 'gallons and used for storing and mixing'
Aerosol products", are items packaged under pressure of liquified
chemicals, foods, pharmaceuticals and other materials.
The company
or
compressed gas, .which may be dispensed automatically.'from con/
also makes accessories allied to its drums and .tanks, such as covers,tainers, in sprays, foam or other'form. -upon, actuating a-valve.-The
spigots, bungs and screw caps, and compounds polyethylene ;ior sale
BUSINESS—The
/
company
Eden Park
of
manufacture
subsidiary
its
and
^
;
'
operation additional manufacturing equipment;-to make a
on! two additional buildings in Wilmington; and to:research and development facilities,; The balance of the proceeds will be added to general- funds and used to put in operation
equipment! to v begin manufacture of the company's products in the
place
down
.
share? Net
proceeds will be used by the company for the repay-:
ment of debt, purchase of additional equipment-arid in¬
ventory, 'and working capttaU'!''
switching device on communications 1
differential indicators Which are used to
and motors, gyros while in operation, and test equip--
bearings
for
oversubscribed.
proceeds from the financing will be used to repay,
bank indebtedness incurred by the company to acquire and partially
/renovate two buildings in Wilmington, Del. and to purchase and'
.
ment
made the initial public sale .of
PROCEEDS—Net
;
as
-
*
Co.-Inc., New York City and Laird Sc.
Wilmington, Del.,
Co.,
a
was
p. 1275.
Its
interphone controls, used
systems,, .and temperature
cutbacks on, retail sales can be
pro¬
1962
Drum Co., Inc.—Common Offered
Delaware Barrel &
—G. H. Walker &
/-
,v7::!..;,=:v'■"\-V '■
transaction, Colonial-will also-acquire
part of the
,
basis.
7//":/ 7//.////
1962.
r
manufacturer Of'men's and boys' sport find'dress*
$2.99 to-$4.99. Carnegie's lines are- sold--through
department and-discount stores throughout the
a
for
acreage
more
321000 Square) «
this firm's common stock on Jan. 18, through the offer-;
foot plant in Selmer.i Tenn. whieh has been .manufacturing under con-,
tract for Carnegie.
This will gdd at least 60,000 garments to Colonial's',
ing of 100,000 shares,'at $8,50 per Share. The offering
weekly production, which is now in excess of 750,000 garmehts.—V.' 194;
As
been
has
electronics as a prime contractor and also on 'a
products incluue
PHiess. and cable assemblies,'
fuel
flow indicators,
torpedo firing switches, panel instruments, re-,
sistors,
coils,
transformers,
electro-mechanfcal
brakes,
syncro
and'
servo control motors.
.///!// /// '. '/
..' /
\/ / ■'-■'/:
/.
-Among new product lines which Central Coil has begun manufactur¬
ing are noise suppressors for radio transmitters and receivers; external'
sub-contract
on
sum
retailing from
order, variety,
United
Y., is primarily
for the. military..-
military
producing
undisclosed
of the
effects
net
the
accurately the company has established its initial
duction -schedules on ~the conservative expectation that sales in
will approximate those in 1961, he said.—V. 194, p. 2657.
'7
judged
ColoniaTs President, /said .the 'acqulsition^ was made
Sol Berger,
an
shirts
purchsae of additional equipment and inventory,'
and for working capital. /7;7:i7//7•?//!777////77V
BUSINESS—The
Until
a
Carnegie Shirt is
the
engaged
corporation,
of. Agriculture
the-Department
*4
-1
major diversified producer of popular-priced ap¬
parel, has announced the acquisition of Carnegie Shirt;Co. of New York.'
-
.
plastic
^
Central Louisiana Electric Co. Inc.—Quarterly Report,
.
The
the
has
company
quarter ended
reported
Dec.
,
preliminary net Tncome bf $968,630 for
This is equal after preferred dividend
31, 1861.
•
requirements
to 31 cents a share on 2,795,768 average common shares
outstanding during the period. The earnings compare-with net income;
of $951,049—32 cents a shave on 2,671,060 average common shares after
senior
dividends—earned
For the
earned.
share
on
income
shares
of
in the corresponding .1960 quarter,- //
1961 preliminary net income of $4,027,710 was'
preferred dividend requirements to $1.30 peraverage
common
shares, this compared with net
2,757,391
preferred
$1.31 per share
dividends, earned
2,638,788
in
average
I960-—V.
on
193,
p.
.
distinctive
A
Jan,
17
at
Available
convertible,
seat
in
limited
a
the
'
either
as
two-door
a
to
hardtop
or.
Sport Fury by Plymouth is America's newest bucketIt is the first 1962 car in the traditional low-price
introduce
the
regular production
smart
new
bucket
at mo .extra
cost..
seats
as
standard
'
mold
the
'■•;.//-/•/!/■■•!t /;./'.-;/ /v.//
months
ended
Dec;
"./
/; ;•_*
1961,
31,
the company:
and unaudited
unaudited, net asaies -of $1,668,000
affiliates had
and 4ts
.
six
company
.
equipment
/ -/'.;•*■ '••//
:..
/ / :•/;
•.
REVENUES—For
.
Fury by Plymouth "was announced
1962 line of automobiles. :/;//\//!/
edition
others.
to
formula,
edition Sport
top (of Plymouth's
including
creams,-. starches,/personal- and room/ ;
releases. Most, of the items packaged by
shaving
net income of $110,000, equal to 32 cents per-common share.
"//>'/
are
compounded by the- company pursuant to ; its ownv
'CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
though sold under the names or trademarks of the com-.'
pany's customers. The company also conducts product research, devel-7
Authorized
Outstanding
opment and testing and designs; packages for its .customers.* 7/
-/J ! Common stock (50 cents par)_i-___L.
1,000,000 shs.
441,176 shs.
Approximately 90%> Of the company's gross sales are derived from / —V.
194, p. " 1381.;/.-/'. '*';.-/'/!/;; 7;:/.
s,7
■/!-.*;////, /-7
manufacturing and packaging for its customers. The balance, of the/;
company's gross sales is derived from the sa!le of aerosol products
7 (John A.) Denie's Sons Co.—Common Registered—
" >
under
the company's ' brand names,/ "Consolidated'-Aerosol'' " (trade-,/;
mark),
"Rapsody"
and - ^Venus.'- Lines
of
paint//each - includingt-' / This company of 373 Adams Avenue, Memphis," Tenn., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Jan. 15-covering 200,000 shares of'
enamels, lacquers and acrylics are-sold under' the names "Consolidated/;;
Aerosol"
common stock/to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
and
"Rapsody." Hair sprays are packaged and sold under * -
the
sports model]
field
in
limited
the
sprays,
deodorants -and silicone
■
* Chrysler Corp.—New Plymouth Sports. Car—7/
;
hair
cleaners,
common-
1115.
variety of such items-for; its-customers,
a
paints,,insecticides, furniture waxes and polishes,-cleansers and Window-
after
$3,893,839,
after
packages
company
calendar year
Equivalent
by M. A. Saunders & Co.,- Inc.
The public offering price and under-'!
,;/ - f
; 7
^writing terms,are to be supplied by amendment. *
7
'
/
packaged- by: the company" for !
The "company (forfnerly Fab Corp.) was organized under Tennessee'
and :"Venus" hair- sprays", -• are Flymouths, ^from the front, side or rear/,' C. E., Briggs, Vice-President;
compounded by The company (from'.chemical raw materials purchased-';'! law in-October, 1961 to acquire the major assets of Moss Enterprises,'
Chrysler Corporation,, and general manager, Chrysler-Plymouth Divi-,.
from others) -into formula -developed by the company, The" remainder- s; Inc. ( called John A. Denie's Sons Co.^prlor to the sale of .such assets )
sion, pointed out. /// "/■/ /' :////7/ //!
for a purchase price of $4,645,624.
of
the
..-."y-."";-..'/
v,;
The coxnpany intends to carry on
products packaged for customers are either compounded by !
"The Sport Fury not only looks different, when compared with the
the business of the predecessor which was the purchase/ manufacture,
the company pursuant to
formulae supplied by the customer/,or are
regular 1962 Plymouth models, but its outstanding performance charac¬
received froip the. ous.tomer in form for packaging. The paints pack! sole and, to a limited extent, the application/of various buildihg mate'-,
teristics are just as readily apparent to the driver," Mr. Briggs said.
aged by the company, fon its/'Consolidated-Aerosol" and; "Rapsody'-/ / Dials largely In the area of Memphis^ Tenn,; The net proceeds from the"Performance
tests
with the new Sport
Fury,
powered
with
the';
lines,
as
well aspaints packaged • for customers! are purdiased by/, stock sale will be used to the extent necessary to discharge the demand,
optional 305 horsepower Golden Commando V-8 engine, show gains,
the company from
paint manufacturers according to- the company's/- notes held' by the Union Planters National Bank of Memphis ($1,850,-*
of as
much as
8%
in the
zero
to 60 and zero to 90 acceleration
000) representing borrowings' made or to be made to finance the pur-'
specifications, C-.
/ •••-'.«--i.'!'•;; V /--,.'
ranges,
over
the
1961
chase of said assets and the balance, if any, for working, capital,! The
Plymouth
withr.the 361-cubic inch Golden!
After, compounding the product- to -be packaged, or. upon receiving ;
Commando power plant."
' ■'•'\77"1
//''•
//
such product from a .customer,
the company inserts the compounded--/ purchase price will be paid in part by a $2,430,000 chattel/trust/deed'
Mr. Briggs said the Sport Fury is introduced as
Plymouth's premiere.
note. The principal underwriter and F. Allan Brown arranged the pur¬
product and propellant gas into containers, at controlled temperatures,
chase of said assets from the predecessor and the formation of the com-*
seals and labels the complete containers and packages the containers
for shipping.
/.
;--://./n,.:
///.,"/
;
'-•/'/ pany. The prospectus states that neither Robert M. Saunders,. control-,
ling stockholder of the underwriter, nor Brown intends to be active in/
; CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
tjie management of the company. Morrie A. Moss, President of the
//!■/ :
■'
a':!!/-''". Authorized '
Outstanding
company and owner of 82% of the outstanding stock of the predecessor,Common
stock
(par
10c)
500,000 shs,'
'- tl 164,000 shs. wvill remain temporarily in the capacity of president, but it, is antici¬
~v. 194,,:p.
1612,:,./^/;Mj-;//';!///!,;/.-/';.;///,/.-■/
■/': ////■.■;./;•/;: pated that the executive management functions will be performed
largely by Robert R. Milner, Chairman of the Executive Committee, and'
o
William A. Barclay, Secretary-Treasurer,
as the sole members of the
'
"The
line
Sport
for
1962,
,
-
,
,
Fury, which is a prestige addition to. the
is noticeably. distinctive in -character! from
the
"Rapsody,"
names
Plymouth
.;
all
customers,
other
well
as
"Venus,";
and
Approximately ;B5,% „of
-
/!/;•/■/•■.:/«■■;.; /./-/!
the products
.
.
.
1
the> "Rapsody"
as
:
.
1961 Public Utility
.
.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Plans Sale of Debens.
r
On
A
20%
upsurge
1960's
:
V
of
Ebasco
!
;
;
:
,
$1.63
billion,
about
'
;
\
below
.
7/7
the
$1.8
,
Preferred
utilities
rose
-
-
\\
;
.
;• /
//"'/
and
$271 million.
Debt financings, meanwhile, declined
to $2.67 billion from more than $3 billion in 1960.
The Ebasco study reveals that 88% of the total
represented new money. Refundings amounted to
$538,055,000.
executive
reported
that this company plans the
competitive bidding on Feb, .27/
securities wilt provide the '-'natural -"gas
was
debentures
fund
amounts
.
mor
estimated
from
about
at
short-term
a
$70
internal sources,—V. -194,
Copper
million.
construction
p.
The
bank
the
of
r "
i
S.
patented Therm-O-Wheel
rotary
"heat exchanger,"
For
of
at Perth Amboy, N. J., and
is
program
V.
193,
p.
planned
for
an
the
2,664.
-
■'*
"
"Cost
intensive marketing and development
Gordon
costs,
stated.—-
7
,
*
■
■
Curtis Industries,
;
of
Increases
half
31<J/
its
of
fiscal
President
Nov.
30
'"Our
were
or
.
,
$234,300
and
38
^
six
a
months
share.
cents.
that needed
to meet
our
goal of
,
*
,
of
in
1960.
Carla,
Hurx-icane
..
the
totals include
*
struck
!"''
Dow's
per. share
/ "
''
Texas
income
Division
-
labor
costs.
t/.
returned
normal
to
-.././/
,
operations
$24,596,-:
"•/ /!.:
,
10
.'/'
cents ;
■„
,
.
maintenance
■i7/-
in
at
Division
about
equipment losses and other damage,
unproductive
Texas
sales
reported
company
-
which
September, reduced
in The second quarter.
$58,756,804
'
:
•
year
a
November.
*
ago.
reported that first-half sales totaled $4,869,400, against'
the same period a year ago. In the second quarter alone,
for each of the periods shown include the operations
Laboratories, Inc., and its subsidiaries which Dow acquired
figures
Allied
30,
I960.—V.
(E. I.)
194,
Jan.
2223.
Pont de Nemours
du
17 it
was
&
Co.^ Inc.—Number of
as
recorded
the' clcse
There
at
were
,.
reported that the company
stockholders
-
p.
Stockholders. Increased—
On
-
Abrams
30,
six months were $56,477,861 compared
U. S. and foreign income taxes were
$24,689,277 as against $24,873,500. Depreciation and amortization were
$47,420,421 as coxnpared with $43,425,000. Shares outstanding were
29,090,644 compared with 28,594,344.
Dec.
Mr. Abrams commented.
Curtis
a major distributor of automotive replacement
parts; hard-specialties and fasteners, and is one of the largest manufacturers
of keys and key equipment.
'
"
'
;
Mr.
'
•
Earnings before taxes for the
of
I960,"
ware
-
The
The
ended
In
Industries is
$4,281,300 in
•
...
said net incomq in the
approximately 50 cents
present pace is well ahead of
cents a -share for the lull year,"
period
Nov;
last
and
with
and 14% in sales, compared with the
reported by Curtis Industries, for the first
-
Abrams
$306,400,
comparable figures
85
were
year.
Morris
was
*
in net profit
period last year,
same
Inc.—Six Months' Report—
share
a
'
equal-
income of $14,086,700/or 48 cents per share/
1960, sales were $214,009,344 and net income
and net
$25,951,206
against
Costs -of
Freeport
-
Therm-O-Wheels, -Mr.
same
ended
months
three
the
$229,472,805
827
and
institutional
-
in
$15,077,591, or 53 cents per share. Earnings before taxes were
The Therm-O-Wheels, intro¬
ranging in price from $1,500 to $10,000, are used in
and commercial heat reclamation, air'pollution
control, ventilating and air conditioning systems to effect savings in'
costs of heating and refrigeration.
,
!
Headquarters, for the new product operation have been established.
1952
the company
Company
For .the
Morti-'
Gordon, CCS President, announced.
industrial,
indebtedness,
.
a
the
to certain
In addition
„
shares of common stock purchased
share by the underwriter and Brown.
20.000
per
has reported sales of $439,507,359 and net income
totaling $31,788,584 for the six months period ended Nov; 30, 1961. ,
The net amounted to $1.09 per share of common stock outstanding/
/For the same period of i960, sales totaled $422,319,666 and net
income $33,883,304, or $1.18 per share./
..
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: : /
,*;
,/ !
further diversification of its broad product lines, the com¬
all the assets, products and exclusive manufacturing
sales licenses of ThermowheeL Inc., of Long Island
City, manufac¬
duced in
„,
This
'
-.
Inc.—-Acquis.
at $2
Dow Chemical Co.—Six Months' Report— /
/V
$20
7-'/
740.
Steel. Industries,
&
of
of
rest
loan
committee.
outstanding
has
at
has acquired
turer
stock
offerings by investor owned
slightly to $276 million from 1960's *
is
come
Marking
pany
billion
'
will
Continental
7. ..//'A
/
of
sinking
which
program,
-
Common stock sales, paced by a $962 million
subscription offering by the American Telephone
& Telegraph Co., accounted for the major part of
the rise in overall financing. Sales of common by
all utilities in 1961 amounted to $1.47 billion, an
increase of nearly $1.1 billion over 1960's $386
million.
.
9%
25-year
money
Money raised by the telephone industry amounted
$1.66 billion, up 66% from the $1.0 billion of
I960.
Financings by gas companies totaled about
$1.1 billion, an increase of 23% over 1960's $880
million.
Offerings
by
electric
utilities
totaled
level of 1960.
it
1962,
million and,from
to
/
18,
$25,000,000
The
„
Services Inc.
of
utility-holding company with long-term funds for its 1962 construction !-
$3.7 billion, according to an
analysis by the Management Consulting Division
over
Jan.
sale
in financings by the telephone
and gas industries pushed overall public utility
financings in 1961 to $4.4 billion, an increase of
t
sharp
of Dec/31,
210,885
of
1961; an increase
*
1960.
holders
"of
common
stock
/
*/
"
owned by 226,919
over the nupxber
;■*'•
/ 7/ '
'
and 21,294 holders
w>as
of 279
Volume
of
preferred
of
more
"
-The
stock
than
195
ended. ' Thelse
1961
as
kind
one
has
company
6127
Number
stock.
of
figures
include
I
holders
5,260
Michael
Schultz,
EQC
represent
•
approximately
86,600
employees,
49,700 were stockholders at the end of the
Every state/in the Union is represented
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
,
whom
of
about
the
In
year,
;pf
13.2
attorney,
the
until
quarter
cents
(401)
Nov.
.
share,-: more
per
'
the
among
'YY
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entire
the
of
owners
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The
:
.
-to
Ed-U-Cards Manufacturing Corp.—Sales* Earnings Up
/.This Long Island City, N. Y„
manufacturers
net
income
of
$478,348
April
of
from
as
$20/111
have
set-a
for
goal
the
few!
next
anticipate
that
this
record
peaks
Irving
Brambier,
fiscal
established
and
our
President.—V;
El-Tronics Inc.—Quarterly Report—*
The company has announced that
"third quarter of, 1961. Sales'for the
totaled
1960.
$7,760,000
Profits
'against
-
compared
for
the
$166,000
Robert
E.
in
to
first
three
first
$3,488,000
of
quarters
the
President- of
1961;
El-Tronics,
•more
•year
<July
million,—V.
194, .p.
846.
/YyY':/'YY'
/-V.;,/'..
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outstanding.1*:•.
International
be
is
substantial.";
Heiman
;■•/:'/' i /Yy%
BUSINESS—The
of
company,
y;;«/•/..■.'■ y/',/
■:
368
Passaic
Caldwell.
Ave.,
Report—
automobile
of
seat
CAPITALIZATION
covers
i
•
J... was
the
world's
,
that
iatomics," and
of
"electro-mechanical
manufacture- of .""elect-ro-nucleonic
chinery."« The
provement
.and
will
company
of
materials.
gaseous
direct
centrifuge
gas
systems and
and
its
electro
the
seat
volume,
cover
industry, was in part
other auto accessories
offset
and
'
6%
unsettled
toward
This
Stock
—V.
of Suncrest
all
acquire
Farms, Inc., of Bethlehem,
Although
the
the
of
and
Pa.,
Stock,
There
;
names,
194, p.
April
15,
principal
assumed
no
changes in personnel, .administrative
exact
sales
annual
in
plant
method,-
operations./ Two
advantages
the
of
centrifuge
gas
>compared with the gaseous diffusion process now used by
the United States,-Great Britain and Soviet
Russia, for uranium isotope
as
separation,
the
are
power for operation of
;
ment for fewer
the
requirement
of
;,
assets
and
is
the
YY
>
,
,
according
policies,
Jry
.
Fairmont
/area
and
centrifuge plant and its potential require¬
produce the desired enrichment of uranium-235.
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-
-
Common
—V.
■
stock
194,
Authorized
.
This Buchanan,
'
that
the
nine
this
Mich,
month's
volume.
costs"*
/firm.
He
were
$8,903,699,
Earnings
year.
PROCEEDS—Net
704,450 shs.
Y //capital,
,•
approximately 20%
$8,061
ahead
to
Albert
continued,
Kahn,
"Plans
are;
President
of
the
proceeds "from
certain loans.
repay
the
The
particularly -for- tarrying
financing
balance
additional
will
be
will be
an - Operating
subsidiary, has operated a
department* store in Keyport, Raritan1 Township,
•
Y1957.
electro-acoustic
;
being
mude for, greater/penetration
feel, will be. fruitful in the coming
its
and
pany
,
ings/Additional items are being prepared for production in the final
quarter and next fiscal year.—V. .191, p. 200.
Y yYYY' /// / Y/vY
CAPITALIZATION
.
GIVING
EFFECT
■V
Class
Directors,
on
two
a
proposal
Jersey
at
be
voted
annual
Utilities
the
increased
16,
basis.
one
the
Public
'/Under
Jan.
on
for,
.split
meeting
he
is
also
Elizabeth town's
600,000'shares
company's
will
be
March
on
Commission
proposal,
from
to
Stockholders
of
common
asked* to
13.
Approval
of
the
stock
common
the
New
value
par
straight natural
communities
,
v
EMAC
Jan.
in
gas
company,
Union
and
1855
in
and
is
serving more than
Middlesex
New
counties.—V.
the
state's
largest
people In 30
600,000
183,
Da>a Prcpessingr Corp.—Common
pV 1675.
;
TO
and leasehold
PRESENT
ori:
proceeds
*■:
19%
a
inprease
over
a.
year
with
-
trol,
calculation
receivable and
tions
such,
as
.
and. preparation
of
payrolls
for
Chase
for
Floyd
;
employers/ accounts
■
payable/billing and the performance of individual opera¬
calculating, tabulating, key-punching and verification."
The. company also performs the same services for
businesses whi^h have
.their own data processing installation but which require outside assist¬
ance in periods of peak
load.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
232,222 shs.
15,000 wts.
par)-_.
Warrants to purchase common stock
r
per
share_i^
15,000 wts.
—V.
194, p.
1157.
.
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Equity Capital Co.-^Forms New Subsidiary—
EQC
Company, Inc.(
organized, to
has
and
commercial
New
been
property
York
provide
City
real
:
estate
financing for
throughout the state.
financing firm,
residential, industrial
is
*
'
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wholly-owned* subsidiary of Equity Capital .Com¬
pany of Minneapolis, which already- has real estate loansoutstanding
in New York State of more than three
quarters of a million dollars.
.<
v
-a
.
-
1,
Nov.
sales
30,
30,
90%.
deben¬
1961.
1961,
the
$190,974,000
the
of
company
and
net
$1.14
per common share.
Sales in the
fiscal year aggregated $80,963,296.
EFFECT
TO
Y
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$1,500,000
20,000,000
20,000.000
1982—
underwriters
named
the
below.
company
The
purchase
below
severally
principal
agreement
Lynch,
amounts
have
of
de¬
that
provides
the
,
White,
&
Co.
$3,300,000
750,000
1
*
&
Francis
&
$750,000
Co
750,000
Co.
I.
500,000
duPont &
Schwabacher
Shields
500;000
Co.
.500,000
Inc.
750,000
Co.
500,000
500,000
Hallgarten & Co._
Hemphill, Noyes &
750,000
E, F.
W.
Weeks
&
Bache
750,000
750,000
750,000
____
.
Weld & Co.
Witter
Dean
Hutton
E.
&
Hutton
&
Peabody
&
&
&
&
500,000
Co.
Co.____
Co
500,000
Co
Estabrook
Co.
750,000
Carl
M.
&
Co.
Loeb,
Paine,
Lester,
Webber,
500,000
Stern,
750,000
Barney
Gas Service Co.—1961
by, this
Kansas
last
400,000
200,000
200,000
;
Eichler
&
Co.
&
Co.
150,000
Synder
Frank,
150,000
Meyer
&
Fox
159,000
Stetson
Cohu
&
Inc.
150,000
year
Revenues
net
City,
income
utility.
Mo.,
nearly
was
for
$650,000
Up—
19UL-
1960
over
Preliminary
were
figures
greater 'than
in
re-
showed
1930.
for 1961 was $3,960,893, equal to $2.52 a common share
of $176,042 for preferred dividends. In 1960, net in¬
$3,312,280, or $2.21 a common share. The company had no
stock outstanding in I960.'
'"
•
V
was
preferred
."Y".
/
&
Co
provision
come
..
400,000
&
income
Net
after
earlier.uThe savings gain of $.14,increase of $8,317,614 during
.and
revenues
income
Co.
7
p.
Increased
net
400,000
Staats
Co.
Winslow,
750,000
—
—V. .195,
■f.
-
Co.
&
&
Ingalls
/
&
R.
Co
Ryons
Bateman,
750,000
Brothers
Hutzler
Y ported
Sutro
Jackson
& Curtis
Inc.
William
Rhoades
750,000
Salomon
Smith,
Goodbody &
750,000
__Z_
Lehman Brothers
<
of
Amount
•
Pierce,
First
Kidder,
Y
-
1,449,822 shs.
Amount
-
.
__
Bank/New
Manhattan
the
common
194, p. 2223-
>
•
York City, has been
stock of the corporation.—V. 194,
•
The
Kansas,
of
-
which
company,
Oklahoma
or
gas,
10
serves
and
billion
more
th*n 275 /"vmniunltfes in
Missouri,
Nebraska, last year sold 199 billion cubic
than in 1960.—V. 194, p. 1383.
feet
more
Bennett
Stores,
Inc.—Common
debt..,
.
Y-
•
Y
Acceptance
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
called for redemption on Feb. ltl,
corporation has
1962,
through
operation of the sinking fund $595,000 of its 6%
appointed
p.
General
The
-!
317.-
Jan.
/;,•..
Co.,
'•
This
the
on
to
be
underwriters
of
Jan.
11
offered
headed
Payment
195,
p.
will
be
the
senior debentures due
Manufacturers Hanover
113.
& Ceramic Corp.—Common Reg'd—
Reading, Pa., filed a registration statement with
covering 200,000 outstanding shares of common
for public sale by the holders thereof through
by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be suppled by amendment.
organized under New York law in December. 1961,
by statutory consolidation of General
Battery & Ceramic Corp., &
Pennsylvania company, Filtors, Inc., a New York company, and The
Shoup Voting Machine Corp., a New York company. The company will
continue the businesses of the said companies, namely (1) the replace¬
The
ment
Floyd Bennett Stores, Inc. and its subsidiaries are engaged principally in the operation of discount department stores in the Metropoli¬
tan
New
York
area.
It
presently operates four modern, - one-story,
Y.—V.
company,
SEC
stock,
•
ness,
Highway,-
gate book value of the stock of the acquired corporations was $11,789.
In June 1961 the .650,000 Shares of common stock were
changed into
449,988 shares by vote of the company's stockholders.
•
'
N.
General Battery
■
company's executive offices are located at 300 West
Valley Stream, Long Island. Floyd Bennett Stores,
Inc: was incorporated in the State of New York in 1958 and thereafter
acquired, solely in exchange for 650,000 Shares of its common stock,
all of the stock of *three corporations which
previously operated the
Valley Stream, Patchqgue and Brooklyn ^stores,, respectively. The, aggre¬
at-100%.
1980
1,
Trust
.
Offered—Pur-
BUSINESS—The
Sunrise
s
Junk-
the
from
forth
..
Hornblower
,
,.The-. company
the
spacecraft/together
2,000,000 shs.
Eoston Corp.
Forgan & Co.__
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
'/ Inc.
a Jan. 10, 1962 prospectus, Richter & Co.; Goodkind, Neufelt, Jordon Co.," Inc., and William,: David &
Motti, Inc./' New York City, offered publicly, 100,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $6.75 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.
/
y Y
/
repay
$7,198.83
Jan.
Glore,
suant to
t-'
;
sinking
a
least
at
fund
000,000.
$2)
(par
purchase
set
/
The
-
at
:
due
& Co.; Inc.—
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
"
$2.50
Sundry indebtedness
to
current
.
Fenner & Smith Inc
Net proceeds, estimated at $547,500, will be used by
the company to purchase land for a new store, and to
.
was
elided
year
GIVING
Blyth
,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
(1c
!
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
to
Merrill
portfolio of $16,260,000 during 1961'was nearly twice the increase
1960, Loan volume in 1961'was about $36,148,000
registrar
Accounting Corp. to engage in the data processing serv¬
through the use of electro-mechanical data processing eouin-.
data processing services offered
by the company include
sales, costs and inventory analyses, inventory control, production con¬
The
of
retire
sinking
obligations of the underwriters are subject to approval
certain legal matters by counsel and to certain further
conditions:
ice business
ment.
benefit
to
the
be
are
to par,
$8,931,406 during
The
v
pro¬
Several
an
Fashion Homes, Inc.—Appointment—
its
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
*
X-l 'Y^'/i
'
a
redeemed
$12,000,000
stock
bentures
Y
YY/,; /,YY -./Y '-Y
/' compared with $20^673,000 for the preceding; year.—V.
Y
defense
be
from 105.25%
'
1960.
of
For
consolidated
equal
of
debentures
'
loan
calculated
orders
fiscal
had
$1,652,000,
months
Common
140,000 shs.
/. / v'v /;'/ Y / Y/ ./■
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-. /' ♦ •' / ■"
/ , :'Y;; t./' Y: '; Y Y
/■ -Y'/The " Association's /loans .outstanding at December 31 totaled about
$98,000.000/also a ,19%'increase in a year's time. The increase in the
/
the*
subsidiary
Securities
.
v*
The
at
100%, plus accrued interest.
v
-
calculations are before interest on
of the public offering of common
"'/Yy^//■'"'•
during/1961-compares
is
notes
31,
Savings of State Mutual Savings and Loan Association, the principal
of Far West Financial, amounted "to about; $92,035,000 at
940,000
to
not
may
aircraft, missiles - and
grouhd' support equipirteitt.
As of
514%
46,204
,|/Y'Y
,
All
outstanding.
st.ock ;iri May,,1961.' ///;/■'./
year-end,
inception
organized Elec¬
Machine
currently
related
debentures
'
stock currently outstanding or to $2.09 a
outstanding prior to payment of a 5% stock divi¬
eliminated' with " the
Corp.
announced
'
/
in
1959
connection
Philco
be
commercial
4%%
of .common
shares
receivables
to maturity.
baqklognof,, unfilled
of
five
/ Y
2,710
which
1967
prior
:
./investment
was
11,
May
tronic
shares
the
on
notes
-BUSINESS—The company,,
conducted by the company had
1956 when Allan A. Fink and Alan Warner
first
.
share
f-
its
income
,
$100,000
accounts
redeemable at
an^i
.
shares
a New York,corporation, is engaged in l>he
data processing service business.- The name
of the
changed from Electronic Machine Accounting
Corp. on
Aug. 25, 1961. 1 The company's data processing facilities and
executive
offices are -located at 46-36 53rd
Avenue, Maspeth, Queens, N. Y.
//..
par)
of
will
in
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
and
in
debentures
releated
and
Outstanding
60,000 shs.;
_____
1961,
—
fREVENUES-^Fdr
Circle
FINANCING
500,000 shs.,,;
,140,000 shs.
assets
redemption
than
in
Corp.
'
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Ear West Financial Corp.—Reports Earnings Incr'd—
1,207,500
Offered—On
improvements, .and working capital.
//•/ The business presently
with
dend in December, 1961. This compares with $1,396,962 or $1.15 a share
for I960 and to*$982,820 or 111 cents a share for 1959, based on the
electro-mechanical
company
par)'/
and
11,
later
debentures
Philco
at optional redemption prices
ranging
interest.
The will also have the
company's
Preliminary figures indicate earnings of* this corporation in 1961 rose
approximately 73% -over 1960 following a 42.% gain in the preceding
John S/ Griffith, President, announced on Jan. 17.
/ '
/ Earnings before appropriations to general reserves for the year ended
Gee. 31; 1961 were about $2,400,000, equal to $1.99 a share on the
•*"
be used by the company for the acquisition of additional
data processing
equipment, .sales promotion, rent, furni¬
ture
cents
*
the
FEATURES—The
beginning
the
"military
the
by
Oct.
.
year,
J;
firm's common stock at $2.50
per share.-Net proceeds will
;
(10
.
18, 1962, M. W. Janie Co., Inc., 19 Rector Street, /York City,: offered
publicly, 100,000 shares of this
•
stock
-
-
founded
common
to•,
*
was
B
,
$20
'
Gas
cents
.
Will
1,200,000 shares
of $10
par
value. There are 432,085 common shares
outstanding at
present, Y.y/yYY/'Y■ yy; /'-r; ; YYY.YYYy
y/y/Y.*. •
The directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 50-cents
per share on the present-shares, to be'paid March 15 to shareholders
of record," Feb.
20. ;* /'YY'"Y .Y Yy/Y/y .Y
YY YY Ov.,YfV «/ ■' - •>;.! ■/
Elizabethtown
(10
.Notes."payable io /banJk_-/l„__
Chattel/mortgage note/„_l__
'•/ .Sunday, indebtedness
—V.' 194/ p; 1053. * /.
./.» / /
YYyYyY-'-YI .■/•'
required.
authorised
stock
*
stoiik
approve
common
Class
1
Y-
A
December
on
business
of
by
■
discount
since
Authorised
-Elizabetht6wn Consolidated Gas Co.—Proposed Stock
'
T YV/yV'/YYV
issued
Debens.—
not
BUSINESS—The company of 9851 Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles,
Cal.,
a leading supplier
of pressurization and air
conditioning equipment
military and commercial aircraft and spacecraft.
In addition, it
has become a leading producer of
gas turbine engines and related turbo
machinery, specialized parts, components and component systems for
REVENUES—For the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1961, the
company
Y and its subsidiaries had consolidated sales, of $1,495,183 and net income
I of $21/523, equal to 14 cents per common share,
r
.
Co.
redeem
2658.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
(
the
terms
194,
million,
to
subordinated
for
a
subsidiaries..
$22
convertible
is
//
.
Laurelton
operated
549,988 shs.
';*
accrued
tures will be
Brick
into the European market which, we
years."
tyy Yy
YYy'/■• Y-YY yy, /Y-Y;,*Y Yy
YYy'Y/
■/■/ Many new products introduced this year have been well received by
the trade and are said to be
contributing to enhanced sales and earn¬
>-/
of
Family Circle Stores/ Inc., an Operating subsidiary,
self-service/discount department store in Laurelton,
Township/-N. J./ since Oct., 19, 1961.
The company has new
offices in Keyport,. N. J., which are to be used as executive head¬
quarters, -buying offices/and genelal bookkeeping offices for the com-
has
-
.
275,000
750,000 shs.
-
•
4,740
Y "
475,000
prior to Jan. 1, 1967 through funds borrowed at or
expected to
borrowed at an interest cost of less than 5.25%.
The debentures
fund
;
working
as
Family
J.,
4,740
Motor
of
the
and
redeemable
common
self-service
N.
177,000
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing, together with other
funds, will be used by the company to pay short-term notes incurred
inventories.*/
Stores/
bf
$270,650
347,500
177,000
_
VU%
of
Ford
acquisition
date
date.—V.
plus
"pro-
:• v
,
used
used
corporation./
'
.
.stated
*
Y
BUSINESS—The company of 30 Main St.; Keyport/ N.
J./ was orY ganized on Sept. 16, 1960 and acquired fill of the
outstanding stock
/ of Family^ Circle Stores,
a
New
Jersey
third quarter report
increased from
to
company
'Y-y.-Y. ../' •
;;
-•-./•% -i r
are
being .steadily, improved with the aim. of
manufacturing to offset rising labor and over¬
•'Physical facilities
lowering the -cost of
head
Outstanding/
.
.
Earnings Up—v'1-,
announced in its
company
sales
pericd last
same
on
/
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Electro-Voice, Inc.—Sales,
.
,
0 'M parY 1,000,000 shs. Y
by
REDEMPTION
through the offering of 50,000
by Russell & - Saxfe, Inc.,, NeW
York City. "The shares were all sold.
y?Y y ///•/,//
eAPITALIZATION GIVING .EFFECT TO' PRESENT FINANCING. '
the
carry inventories
duction contracts.
.Family Circle Associates, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered
of this firm's class A
650,000
350,000
:
directors of Ford have voted
all of
amount
an
1506.
p.
•
650,000
w-
Y,
to
entry into the rapidly growing Lehigh Valley
geographic diversification tp pur Abbotts Dairies divi¬
gives
sion."—-v.. 194,
electric
with
of
•
r
trade
Edquist, President of Fairmont,
D.
to E.
83,639
payable
notes
5c)__—
headed by Merrill
New York City.
'
gas
a
units to
move,,
of the gas centrifuge method to other areas of.separa.—The "initial public sale
gas.*and isotopic material ,js predicated upon the Increasingly,
apparent need of government andfjndustry for further refinements of / stock was made Jan. 17
existing materials to meet the demands of today's advanced technology. /
shares at $8 per share
1
.
in
decrease
-Vides
The .application
f
; tion
.
potential
The
v
87,639
!_Y.
— Debentures
Offered
Public offering
$20,000,000 of the corporation's 5^4% debentures, due
1, 1982, at 100%, plus accrued interest from Jan. 1,
1962, was made Jan. 17 by an underwriting syndicate
gas
possible
$537,497
Garrett Corp.
of
excess
Outstanding
$587,497
of
.
for
FINANCING
Jan.
$3,-600,000.
;
'
Y.,/ >'•'/. ;f ;»/,/•
Application will be made for listing the neW Fairmont shares on the
•
centrifuge satisfactory for mass pro--' '.New" York Stock Exchange. Pending clearance of the listing application
/duction of identical units, ><3) the methods of handling the introduction
.and Internal Revenue Service rulings, the exchange will become ef¬
and removal of the materials
fective within 60 days. The transaction will.be treated, for
being processed in a plant of such Units,
accounting
and (4) the auxiliary equipment, services and instrumentation
-purposes, as a "pooling, of interests." Y/ - -: Y
/: Y - >
?/
required
commercially reliable, process
long-term service, (2) a model
directly.
PRESENT
1
customer relations. The operation will continue to be directed
owners.
Suncrest
employs about 140 people and has
or
its
later
two
be
will
of
1962,
and
its associated
<
(par
a
money
1054.
the
Y-
Suncrest
area.
stock
The board
»•
the/former
dy
the separation of isotopic
will involve
the development of
(i) a
which can be employed in continuous,
operated
are
TO
Ford Motor Co.—To Redeem Philco's \lk%
companies do not compete, Suncrest serves an
/.area. contiguous to Fairmont's Abbotts Dairies Division which is head¬
quartered in Philadelphia. ' 7 YTY.TC-T'
/•'/'/.'// V- "..-Y •••-'•'/ ;"i
,
instalment
of
con¬
increased volume for
its diversified lines of
the common stock of the company was listed
Exchange.—V. 194, p. 954.
YY
of/Omaha, Neb., will
company
business
im¬
the
American
purchase
payable
notes
stockholders
-Common
Fairmont Foods Co.-^Proposed Acquisition— /!
r
and
work primarily
the
instalment
Sundry
indebtedness-—___
"6%
bank loans——
4
.
reflecting
by
for
/companies, in exchange Tor Fairmont Common
;leading independent ^dairy in the Lehigh Valley
technology for
This
Effective Jan.' 17, 1962
Y
appliances,'.' and the
gasratomic ma¬
stores
EFFECT
loan payable!____
building loan mtge. note
.6%
6%
benefits
resulting
"
•
*
land
mortgage
largest manufacturer of con¬
operations will add sub¬
Y.,\ 1
-
lower
that
said
in
company's
'on
<
the
GIVING
building Instalment mortgage Jiotes
payable to bank
■
•'
■
Fairmount Chemical Co. Inc.-—A. S. E. Listing—
incorporated in New Jersey on July 18, 1969, to undertake research and
development in the fields of "electro-nucleonics, gasatomics And electro-
of
any
related
operation
store. Starting in January 1962 it will
department in its Brooklyn store. No
food
a
is
revenues
direct
commenced
Authorized
and sporting goods.
.'
*
'
"
The interim report also noted the company's strong financial position.
Current
assets
at
October
31, 1961 were $3,357,271,
compared with
current liabilities of $394,697, a ratio of 8.5 to 1.—V. 195, p. 217.
.Y
x//
N.
company
operate
directly
.other departments in
home, furnishings
.
44,450 shares of its common stock to the public at $5 per
•shar$ without underwriting. Net proceeds, estimated at
$212,750, will be used for the purchase of additional
laboratory and test .equipment, research and develop¬
capital.
the
automotive
presently
Atlas
the
Offered—Pursuant
Jan. 5, 1962 offering circular, this company offered
ment, ■-and working
of
1961
department in its Jericho
.5%-
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc.—Common
a
company's
operating
the department lessees.
food
•;>
,
almost entirely
through
long-term leases. A sub¬
company
operates
of whom are under
the
sales
November
with
"to
to 'the
The
most
of
.6 %
ditions
the
than
doubling of sales and the 62% profit increase for this
to date were the result of adding a. number of Divisions since
/
of 1960. He predicted that sales,.for the year would exceed $10
that
stated
Co.—Nine Months'
/
•
corresponding period of 1960, the company reported sales of
$7,466,119 and-earnings of $38,790 or 11 cents a share.
• '
totaled $270,000
:*-' 'Y
Inc.*
i".
i:
Por the
-
of
period
same
-
leading. manufacturer
company,., a
,"could
quarters
for
'f•/
vertible-tops. Heiman stated that the merged
stantially to volume. He told shareholders
$37,000 for the
of ;the year
were
three
;
./
1960.
Dunham,
only
profits
its
v
In
York.
lessees
amount
directly
,Results,-according to William Heiman, President, do not include any
contribution from Atlas International-Co., acquired by Ero in Decem¬
-/
•'/
<•
-
related
ber.
•
James
to
New
stantial
by March
1962
in
Yonkers, Westchester County.
opening planned for the fall of 1962. Construction
begin by the summer of
1962
on
a
sixth
store
in
its
with
department
of
those
as
construction
York
expected
Queens,
Wis¬
and
Dakota
/• ■
is
addition
shares
we
YY-"' YY Y
193, >.-*■ 2542.
under
New
$164,257,
-was
states'in
accessories, for the nine months ended October
31, 1961
reported sales of $6,692,674 and' net earning^ of
$29,746,
«qual to eight, cents a share. Per share results are based on 'the 366,000
ending April 30, 1962 will see new
company's sales and earnings,".-stated
year
in
This"
items,
ing
>
Equity CapitalG. Donovan, .Vice-President; Roy
E.
Gottlieb,' Secretary.—V. 194,
same
Ricljard
and
Ero Manufacturing
.
to. $151844
new
Treasurer,
South
-
•,...>•••
.
the
Kieih, President;
v >
fully air-conditioned discount department stores with contiguous park¬
facilities in Jericho, Patchogue and Valley Stream, Long Island',
and Brooklyn, New York. It is
anticipated that a fifth unit will be
will
Avenue,
open,
income
five
in
Minnesota,
■.
be
are
also
increases of
recent months'
100% with corresponding iiicreases in profit. Based on
increased sales volume and the introduction, of our
;
investments
Arizona,
.
will
Park
400
Gross
cents >.
estate
v.';"".
EQC
2549;
p.*
sales
of
years
real
*
Col-win,
for
...
.
"We
..
B.
(19.1
year
has
York—Florida,
,.
Harry J.
for Jthel2~month :period ending
to $763,965
compared
1961. The. cqmpany also reports net income of
the six-month period
ending Oct." 31, 1961, .as compared
dor the 12-month period
tending April 30, .1961.
fiscal
Officers* pf
one
30,
New
consin.-
of the country's largest
educational games and toys for children, has reported
sales-for the six-unopth period ending Oct, 31, 1961
company,
first
company
at
<
oflices
own
30,
Equity. Capital reported earnings
than -two thirds those reported- for its
.
-
company.—V. 195, p. 217.
offices
with
company's
.ended
5
company
was
battery and spark plug business and the technical ceramic busithe design, manufacture and sale of subminiature and micro¬
hermetically sealed relays of a variety of types, and the
(2)
miniature
4
design, manufacture and sale of glass-to-metal seals used in hermetically
sealed transistors, relays and similar products, and (3) the assembly,
lease of voting machines and toll
supplementary equipment and
indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 1,838,307 shares of common stock, of which William A.
Shea, Board Chairman, and H. J. Noznesky, President, own 144,970 and
143 750 shares, respectively, and propose to sell 25,000 shares each.
In
addition. Lewis M. Schott proposes to sell 75,000 of 157.745 shares
owned; and three others owning an aggregate of 311,585 shares propose
manufacture,
'collection
services
•
distribution,
devices
for
same.
and
In
of
sale
and
accessory
addition
to
and
various
6
lend a half of his
stockholder will
Each
each.:
shares
25,000
sell
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(402)
Vice-President—
New
on
.
J.
Battery
both
of
for
manufactured
plugs
fields.-—V.
industrial
marine, aircraft and
in the automotive,
use
195,
113.
p.
v
'
The
;
quarter ended Dec. 31 were $16,063,000, compared with $15,027,000 for
the corresponding period last year. On a per share basis, third quar¬
ter net earnings were' 64 cents a share of common stock outstanding,
with
compared
sales
sales
Net
earnings
net
.
Feb. 28, 1962, all of
6% convertible preferred stock at $10 per share, plus
corporation
outstanding
called for redemption on
has
dividends
accrued
/
and 423.
Redeem Preferred—
Indicator Corp.—To
General
The
its
t
totaled $859,700,000, compared
like period in I960.—V. 194, pp. 2224
with $846,016,000 for the
approximately 35%
and
brassieres
of
of girdles.
sales
by
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
,
.
the
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
months
nine
fiscal
November
ended
highest sales for the period in its 39-year history, up 10%
tne
previous year's all-time high, Board Chairman Martin H.
recorded
over
reported. Third quarter sales (up 7% ) also were at a record.
of the diversified electronics producer, down from the pre¬
Benedek
Earnings
and
profitability."
months ended November 30, 1961, sales totalled $63,605,-
For the nine
if
compared with $57,643,265 for the nine months ended November
1960. Net profits were $938,942 (equal to 38 cents per share on
shares outstanding) compared with $2,309,717 (equal to 93
646,
30,
subject
any
on
continued
The
Mr.
share
per
2,470,460 shares).
sales
growth,
for
the
six
past
V
•
/■„/■*.*■■ 1
and
■
Baird
Co
&
years,
-V.
neneaek
stated,- "showed further strengthening of General Instru¬
competitive marketing and product position in its three major
areas of operation—industrial,
military and entertainment electronics."
In the semiconductor field, the company increased its unit sales volume
194,
Co.,
&
This
of extraordinary price competition
narrowed profit margins in this field and adversely affected earnings.
Also
affecting earnings were expenditures for programs to enhance
future profitability: development and production start-up costs of new
advanced product lines, entry into new military electronic equipment
areas, and integration of the enlarged Capacitor Division.
v
.
continuation
although
buses
Inc
The
three
profits
shares)
comparative
from
30,
sales
Corp.
and
Net
quarter.;
viously.
per
share
on
42
cents
on
1,
on
and
those
Pyramid
of
million
Delivery
buses
of
200
in
buses
more
the
buses—at,
new
F.
said
of
rate
a
Ackerman,
W.
60
month—is
a
114.
7
•
of .714 Boston Building,
the SEC
with
Jan.
on
letter
to
stockholders,
Gen.
E.
the
WV
Rawiings, President of
the Board; pointed out
-General
Mills, and- C. H. Bell, C'ha.rman of
the six months'. :figure is not. a true index
that
and
quit*
frequently, does
not
accurately
reflect
•"
business.
of
Rawiings
and
essential
Mr.
Grocery
We had
the
tion
our
of
actlviies
our
Products
products
The
riave
we
in
Rawiings and Mr.
turkeys have been, below
on. a
cutlook
area
high
and
programs
Corrective
believe
tnrougn
steps
these
profitable
D»a
have
emphasized/
in
feed
."Prices
of
on
-and
actions
will
result
basis.. Without
iojSus
taken
as
in'
these
we
oa.. our
losses
chines:
fixed
growing /
We
t
the-first
This
value
closed-end
Dec.
on
31,
investment
1961
of
i960,
the
net assets
$6.49 per share on the
share
per
asset
company,
$82,527,058
:i'38,392 shares'of
?
of
Corp.—Annual Report—
common
$51,255,601
were
IVl
and
7,895,589
shares
values- adjustment
should
f;' 3*'
,
holdings in
i0t^ net assets' natural
Government
rr
U.
S.
securities
fourth
pir-ta.j'rv? ^*rUme!lS
f.frit
Y an^°i
net
assets
to
at
$6.80
•
"
n
1.
;
the
and
asset
share
value
made
for
.
share paid
was
cash
25%.
7
the
new
$110
..
orders
a
$4,080,802
reported
for
fiscal
gain
1960
the'JfUmped 98%.t0, $240"15'*
from
$121 6^9
nr
11° pfTm°nv,
-
of
nearly
■*
*
of
for
Bank
for
Hotel
shades outstanding
..r
York
New
the
common
The
has
corporation
Restaurant
President
--
-
Mr,
to
Division
of
Felt
the
has
pro-
The
'« .'-'V.,
shares
V.
;
7
218./
195,'. p.
"7.-' \* 7
7 7
Interstate Vending Co;*r-Common Registered-!-.^- •*:> :
/
.
This
company
of
on
common
all
an
of 251
Jam
Ave!) Chicago, • filed "a* uegistr&tibn
10• covering 53,829 outstanding, shares
by the holders •thereot
basis thro.dgh underwriters - headed-, by/Be&r;."Stearns
stock,'
or
East/Grand
the SEC ,on
'statement with
be offered -for■■publib.'sale
to
none
The public* offering price and *,underwriting •- terms^..-are,'' Io be
supplied by amendment/The statement also -includes (I V 100.000 .shares
to
be offered pursuant, to ""the compariufs'/ Employees j Amended ;I960
ck
Stack, Option Plan;* arid:.12,hi,87i' oul'st*ariding'.shures*;to.' bp, sold-by/ one
of.the selling stockholders to •ll.per'sons..-at'1 varying-prices
-satisfac¬
tion of certain obligations ;pf^'the ''stockholder.
/"•■/' 7)r
/%
Sf
Co,
.
•
pur-
The
.
from
.
_
is engaged -in-iiriarily. in-.selling -e./variety* of products
coin-operated' vending' .machined ' wftich, Jit^pWns. /nr^leases^
corporation; " and .irist-alls Urid services;' TlirouUh
company
"through*
V-
v.
7
—3,000
Coleman ,&
,
non-affiliated
a
acquisitioris in early--1961- It enterbef thq "Held- of: industrial Zeateririg,
primarily in. the ' New England area, Vand' through/ its, Acquisition' in
October
1961
of The Brass Rail, Inc., in a diversified food service
business/in metropolitan New York
The- company also designs and
manrxactures for its exclusivfe use a line of cof.Pe, tea,7soda and other
"
vending -machines. -In addition to pertain* indebtedness, the
has outstanding 2,129,528 shares, of conrmon stock, of which
ofticials as a 'group own 2.7.27% ,- The, prospectus lists
12
se;ling stockholders including -Keystone
Vending Conipsny and
Leon Savage,, a Director,
who own -57,500/and ./72 155 shares,* respec¬
tively,
and
propose
to/sell 12,000 > and 23,000* Shares, respectively.
Others
propose
to! sell amounts, ranging from 2Q0 to- 5,925 shares.
Ronald Wolff is President -and :.Cy,riI Chappellet;. is Board • Chairman.
-*rV, *194,. p. 17207 ' /
7 /. 7
'.' *:'. *
,
.
;/ . 1 ..
beverage
Ihc.—Appointment—T
Trust
stock
-
e
the
agreement
an
sell
its
Childs
Inc.,* headed
to
by
Irving
announcement, by
*
*
•
•
.
A.
of
the
the
in
outlined
Childs
business
for
the
take-place
some
Restaurant
the
of
-time.
...
.
of
agreement
onMarch
Division
company
"Subject
5;
sale,
1962,"
it
to
is
Mr.
is
and
not
essential
its
terms
contemplated
$2,500,000.
The
Childs
_
'
7'
Division
7.
consists
%. .."/
"...
of
20
units
of
made
approved
six
split
of
the com¬
authorized
Secretary.of
the
a! two for"one
.shares into 1,080,000 common shares
capital, after' the split, by the
120.000
common /shares.
Airihication has
common
confirming
'is* expected
Certificates
shareholders
which
the
additional
an
to
Patent
in
same.
Stata.of
/
for' Supplementary
Canada
v
a
'
'
/;»"//.'*'
,
-
-
-
'
Pa+p-»t will .be. Issued
about Jan.
19, 1962' and* each holder of 'shares of the company of
record at .the close of7business* oii -sacu issue uave, will be entitled
to receive one additional sharq fori^each share then held. "
;
It
.
of
increase
that
added.
.
Restaurant
authorized 540,000
creation
been
Letters
shareholders
11
Jan.
an
and
stantial
purchasers..
and
sale
announced
that subject tp, adjustments the basic purchase
In addition, the Riese Brothers contemplate subexpenditures for remodeling and physical improvements.
No
changes in supervisory or other personnel .are contemplated ijy the
is
On
pany's
l
.
./ Jamaica Public Service: Ltdf-frStpek Split Approved—
-
that
various
Felt
*
.
M. Sonnabend/
was
price
.
-
that-
contemplated
closing will
It
GUckman Corp.—Appointment—
said
.
Sell Restaurant Division
Restaurants,
an
Corporation.
\
Has been appointed sole
corporation.—V.' l94, p. 2551/
the
into
National
'
-
management
Company
of
entered
to
according to
Hotel
conduct
been
conditions
facU1-
reginra<rhfnr nlBank of New Ybrk Citv, has been appointed
O^afe' co'Zmo^v. 194C7m2551alock* and, claas B-common stock
-
'
»
The negotiations in behalf of the Hotel Corporation were
conducted
by Irving Mitchell Felt, Chairmen of its Executive Committee.
- -
k
Cal"M'na
12, -1961.
7.
Corp. of Americav-To
.and Murray Riese,
*
Uirq»>artHpaddel, lhaL Genisc0 anticipates a construction
Sout"ern
.
%
15,000 % Coll.in,> Norton.& po.^77z77,- 3.000
Brush, Slocumb & Cd; Inc./ 7;500^ • -Emanuel Deetjen ^/Cp.--)-'/3,000
Courts
&
Co.-71500 ' % Hanrnhan
Co.-,,7...-'--V'* 3,000
Granbery, Marache" &. Co.7,500 7 Hetttemati—&• Co.
Liz?,.3,000
Kalmari & Cdv Inc.^%1,7- 7)600 -' ...Saunders/ Stiver)3,000
'Su-tro
Co. __^_j'-l-/7^,77'7,500. v
Treibick, .Seiden Ac Forsyth', -3,000
7,
possiblejuse- jn future: acquisi-i
7.
v j y *r-': ' . 7Shares
'Su-tro Bros. & ■&o.x^zl^lv-%500
Paribus Corp-
made through Blyth & Co., New York
.was
oc\a n™.
Dec.
on
treasury
7.
or 62 cents a-share on
won
in
the
Hayden Publishing Co./
"Chemical
°Utstanding as ot Sept.' 30, 1961'
a
gram'
share
a
registrar
6 " ,ear earller.
™
orders' at year-end, reached a new peak of $1,817,814
er ^r, .BUrkhart P°inted 0Ut this" tacenter
HoflomL
* fr9|n 'th® Alr F»rce missile development
Genisco
fl
J
°,V a huge new centrifuge which
pv^pYpw
from a fleld of several comiJetitors. The centrifuge is
evahjatfon
38 & standard of reference for inertial equipment
number
■vef«iKkJ«f
Sed
his-death-
in
Sha'res-,.j
company
-'■>
•
$1 000 000"
-
held
be
194, p, 2659.
city.—v. 195, p/8.
f
the
,k 7 r
7
KOwupstock^,.
,V-
and
Stearns & Co..^7^J*-- 15,000
Bear,
/ Hawaiian
Electric Co.—On Jan.'; 18/ 1962,; a secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of this-firm's common stock at
and
E
from
will
tions.—V.
ceCBurkhSa f°r ^ ?iSCSi yCar ended 3ept" 3Q. 19G1. PresisilPR Simhirf
'
annual report to shareholders.
Sales. clirnbed 24fa* to $5,0^8,147 or
dent
corporation -until
chased
'
as -backlog of
.i'.
Harsco:Corp.—Reacquires
.v
.«
.Unterberg, Towbin.Co 25,500
S..7" *>■.
T-'J Carter, .Berlind, ('Potonnu ,
Bleichroeder,^ Inc.!li_c_y $ '25,.500
: *& Weill/*73.000
.
Genisco, Inc.—Sales, Net Set Recordswell
Cv E.
'
book value of stock noW*outstanding from $.267v*
and-a corresponding dllutioii of abdut $2,229 perbook equity of stock purchased by the public/
•
r;
"
.
'
/.
dStSSrJvf w? -APPWitimately "$1,800;000 of long-term bonds
as
in
~
■
•
Arnholdt
in ;the
; J.
T.7Simpson,7 President, -, has announced that /his (Company - has
purchased. 200,000 shares of Harsco common stock from the estate of
the late Eric. H. .Heckett,
who had. been Chairman of- the* Board of
15, .1962.
7
ponditions set,forth Jn the purchase-agreement, to purchase,
stockholders have^agreeri/severally to-sell to them,-at
the.respective numbers qf shares of corpriipn stock class
,'.A/ aggregating-150/000 shares,"set^forth below;-.
*-/.
.7
selling
the
and
.$7.05 per share,
share
per
<•
quarter, initial investments included Atlantic' City*
Au
benfabriken Bayer, Chas. Pfizer, Standard
C n?icals and PMC Corp. convertible deben-
ioniPany's sales and earnings
$1:021
share
..
h
increase
an
to
utility, common stocks represented
gas 9%, oils 7%/ industrials 25%
and
The
are
in
comparing
the rights 0'Jan.
.
Sale,
'
at less than asset value and
per
.
operates -attended stands for~the sale of pretzels under
agreements - at the same -locations tit" which the vending
rental
outstanding/ In
be
expenses,«
-
i ./YOO.OOO.slis.
700,000;shs, I
.
;* equity of $102,366 for an investpien^ of $325,000 and will obtain 32.3%
of the voting power.
In addition, the sale, at $3.25 per' share will' result v
market
per
stock outstanding. .At the .close
Jh« capitalSeptember of 3 947,795 shares
the ,gJu
gain distribution of 24 cents
„.9n
reported
equivalent
and 7$l5,000 for
commission
-
7;
-- ..,
and
terms
The company has outstanding 210;P00 shares, of"common stock - (afters'
giving effect to a recent -10,000-fof-l stock split )V of which Samuel L. *
Graw, Board Chairman, and President; Henry. Rosenfeld,: Vice-Presideht,
and Alexander Farkas,
a- director,
own 40.2%> 40.7% 1 and'14.3%, respectively.
After the sale, present stockholders will retain 67.7%
of
the voting power and will have a book equity of $214,230 as opposed to
an equity of $56,096 prior to the sale, and the public will have a book
-
,
Service
100,000 shares of common
placed. Of the $259,500 estimated net proceeds from" the
$1.00,000 will be psed to purchase and install additional
vending-machlries, >$60,000 to discharge existing-obligations)--and the
balance for working-capital.^'
•
■
*:*:,•.> -;a
7 <
a-
months would compere
veiv
'ovorohjw
with
that
of
last
yeaiv
We- look forward with confidence to the second
six months of this fiscal
year
and see no reason to uouot' uie attainment of
a-good record
for the full 12 months."—V.
194, p. 634.
•
•
.•*.
Public
share
IpN. technical
stock class A (par: $1)/a
Common
for-public sale, at
per
com-.
/Common /stock" class B.4par $1)1-.
,.7 ). 400;0u00 shs,
400,800 shs.
Sundry indebtedness
*—^—*_'_7'_
$1,379,926.02 > J f'
UNDERWRITERS
The.. undexwrite.rs/ named
belQW
acting -as
representatives, have /severally jnade/ a. cpmmjtment, subject**to >. the
registration
a
compounds,-.will be
Additional financing details iullpw: J1
7 77 t Vs- :f: \" f f:
/. CAPITALIZATION. GIVING, EFFECT TOj PRESENT FINANCING /
7"/ /,. "7'/*7.
*■
; Authorized -..r- Outstapdlng',
also
It
machines
-stock
.-
six
General
$.325
'
to
covering
Cor-
.' -:U:
/ ....77,..:.
produces. radio-active
Bio-Nuclear will join..,the.
of
~
also.includes .(1) 10,0£|Q* shares sold .'io"the underwriter .at
share, .an,d.'(21 3.51000 sharqs .underlyihg 5-year (warrants to Jie
sold to the underwriter at 1 cent each, exercisable at $3,25 per share* .'*!
The company is engaged in the installation, .maintenance and serv-.
icing, in the metropolitan 'New York area, of automatic vending ma¬
••
business
12
State
to
Interphoto CorpAdditional/ Financing Details—Our
Jan/ 15, -1962 issue reported the sale"bn Jan. 12 of 150,000
shares of this firm's/class A .stock at $7.75 per. share,
per
and
business.*
for
receive
$1
-
suffered
unfolded:
record
our
broilers
have
Jan.
on
subject
agreements,
said
'
.statement
by
,
our.own
feed
our
w
distribu¬
,
offered
to.be
/
7.
into International Chemical's -operations, at - the main
Industry facilities. Drs. Weldon B. Jolley.: and Arthur Miramon
City of
7
$3.25 per share.
The offering
will be made through underwriters headed by .Greenmam Co„ which will
operations,"
oascomer
the .situation
returning
feed
This-company,-of 496 Seventh-Ave.;-New- York, filed
Stock,
i
brighter.
The
acceptance
continues promising....
ueot
been
never"
and
losses in this segment of our business, both on
severe
the "■
Proposed
—
^ /'.
::
merged
pietely
.
statement with the SEC
was
plane,
sizable "losses
oot
o'i"
strength-of
•
:r
/./; • :
Bio7NuQlear,; which
:
Vending,, Inc.—rCommoii .Registered^
Harper
„
>
satisfactory . level," Gen.
example, our .record in our
history in this field.
our
Bell
the
year's earnings
very
"For
sustained
Gen.
a
consumer .foods
continues
excellent.-
"However,*,
at
reported.
best six months
is
consumers
Bell
continue
the
/'"•'•
.
"Most
of
adviser,'and^Mr., Macdonald is .President of, the,; adviser.
Panic
Milan
; a divisioh of ICN. /
Denver,
U covering
.
a
/
:
,
poration Commissioner approval, have been
.
In
Nuclear Corp.
Chemical &
•
•
reached whereby ICN would
exchange of stock. .7 7 ,/% ..'7;
7
Terminal Testing. conducts
operations iri the fields of ..analytical
chemistry and molecular , weight) determination,., and produces chemicals
"for the food industry.) Under terms of the acquisition.it(Will operate fls"
^
>,jt
Colo.,.-filed a registration
1,000,000 shares of-capital
stock, to be offered for public sale at net asset^ value, without sales
charge for about 304&ys,* and- a^maximum sules, charge of 8%% thereGeneral Mills, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
"
after.
Centennial Management & Research Corp. is the Fund's under¬
Sales for the first six months of the 1961-62 fiscal year increased <r"
writer and investment'adviser*.^*: '.' k -.
over
the same period of a year ago although
/
earnings were less' it
The Fund was "organized under-Maryland law in-November,'1961 and
was reported
by General Mills.
..
.•
7 •
' ■>,
Is a diversified open-end investment-company.
The Fund-has. 12,500
Sales totaled $288,874,216 for the six months
shares outstanding, of which. Myron R. Emriph and Ranald H, Macperiod, ending Nov.. 30,>
1961, compared with $285,281,18o rase year.1 learnings were $4,494,477'/ donald HI,, a .Vice-iPresident,' own 5,000 and, 2,500-shares, respectively.
•William
compared to $5,914,060 a year ago.7* ^
,
M-^B.* Berger is„ President of ? the. Fund and Vice-President of
statement
7
'
acquire the two. chemical firms for
.
Gryphpn Fuiid, Inc.—Stock Registered—17
This Fund,
*-
.
50%
the
to
plans
President
ICN
'• "V":
to begin
All 500
Greyhound.
of
chairmen
for
*
company,
nounced
Gen¬
Electric. Co.*
or
headquartered at City of Industry, Calif., has an¬
acquire Bio-Nuclear Corp., and Terminal Testing
Laboratories, Los Angeles-based chemical companies.
, "
7 - ■'
This
H
the
of
/'
be delivered by August,—V, 195, p.
to
are
1961, after U. S.
$7.52 a share on the
This compares, with
$168,180,880, equal to
of shares outstanding
stock split effected May 5,
31,
December
ended
adjusted
Acquisitions—
passenger-carrier,
intercity
largest
investment
195,
International
'
; 7.7
.
in the year 1960.
year
amounted to $207,227,597
1960,
p. 8.
31,
1861.—V.
Greyhound will pay $22.5 million cash for the 500 new buses, it said.
pro* forma,
a
;
'this"month,
;
..
$9
taxes
December
of 500 new
trip-taking
Corp.
America's
company,
additional
an
type.
for
income
27,561,531 shares outstanding Dec.
31, 1961,
net earnings after taxes for the year
1960 of
$6 12 a share on 27,466,431 shares, the number
*
j
2,470,460
' 77
•
-
The
of
same
2,482,973
p6oling-of-interest basis. General Tran-*
sistor was merged into General Instrument as of August
31, 1960, and
Pyramid Electric Co. in May, 1961.—V. 194, p. 2224.
•
,*,
May
told
Net
an
the
earnings
Board, reported that
sale, service, and rental
to $1,694,295,547, com¬
the
of
for the year 1961 from the
in the United States amounted
with $1,436,053,085
pared
of 300 single-level Scenicruiser
investment of $13.5 million—was announced preMotors
General
J.
products
its
of
>
•"
customers.
from
buses—at
Service
$23,534,-
were
third
figures include
earnings
the-nine-months
for
sales
1961,
tne year earlier
(equal to seven cents
compared with
$1,044,211
(equal to
in the November, 1960,'.quarter..
Transistor
eral
November
ended
$183,167
were
shares)
The
months
with $21,991,915 in
compared
its
Purchase
has announced its
Watson, Jr., Chairman
company
Thomas
1961.
10,000
—
7'/
-;
Corp.—Ann7 Report
preliminary results for the year
federal
that it purchased a total
timed to add to the vacation
delivery,
.7
Machines
IBM's gross income
Corp.—Buys Additional Buses—
1962
pleasure of
h
.
the
For
660,
for
Business
15,000
has" announced
company
after taxes, increased 26%
with the increase in sales.
a share from 56 cents a
Operating profits per common share, net
$2.75 from $2.18 in 1960, keeping pace
income declined to 9 cents
share in
1960.—V. 194, p. 1508.
.7'..
955.
p.
Greyhound
,
$2.74
from
International
150,000
:
Lampert
Drourr,
:
in
of-'
severally
have
—
—
Earnings—
common
per
$2.84
Non-recurring
Shares
Inc.—.—
to
to
,
200,000 shs.
475,000 shs.
below
named
•*■*.
;
..
share, after preferred stock dividends, ad¬
in I960, based on shares outstanding at
year-end. The company's stock was, split two-for-one in 1961,
at the year-end there were 1,152,614 shares , outstanding.-.
:
each
,
ment's
substantially,
Trust'Co./" New York City has been
,
the
to
Globus,
>
uninterrupted
Hanover,
$82
from
Net earnings
-
$450,532
2,100,000
200,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
>
fiscal
the
vanced
taken."
are
2,482,973
cents
-*
textile company .announced. „
year "ended
Dec. , 2, 1961, sales climbed 26%
to $103
million in 1960 and net profits after, all charges rose
to $3 7 million from $3.6 million p. year, earlier. Federal income taxes
increased to $606,000 from $325,000 in I960,-after the application of
operating loss carryforward credits in both years.
...
terms and conditions contained in the under¬
writing agreement, to purchase 175,000 shares of the common stock
of Gluckin. The respective numbers of shares to be purchased by each
underwriter
are
indicated below.
Under the underwriting agreement,
the underwriters are committed to take and pay for all such shares,
year,
future
'
diversified
In
million
Outstanding
$1,262,937
2,300,000
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
he reported, 'were affected by continuation into the third
quarter of abnormal semiconductor
industry pricing conditions and
costs
connected mainly with
furthering General Instrument's growth
vious
resignation &s
Shulman and
•'
;
company's sales and" earnings advanced - to record highs
fpr the fifth 'consecutive""'year, JameS" E..Robison, President
1961,
,the
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Notes-payable to former owners—7-..
Sundry
indebtedness————
5%
conv.
pfd.
stock
£1
(Bermuda)
par
value— :i„'.
—
Common stock £1 (Bermuda) par value
the company
1961,
30,
7.
.
Mills, Inc—Record Sales,
Head
Indian
The
..
EFFECT
Authorized
For
a
<
appointed exchange agent," trustee/ registrar arid paying agent-for the
company's 25ryear, 6% : flfst"7mortgage bonds;
also registrar for Its
class A class B common shares.—V; 192, p. 2222.*'
/
company's
.
1054.
share.—V. 194, p.
7V2C per
of
Instrument
General
Manufacturers
The
'!••*•
•
current
above
Exchange. .7'*
Corp.--Appointment—
Hudson & Manhattan
:
products' are "marketed under,-the brand names
"Naturflex," "Stephanie" and Mimi de france." Products so marketed
accbunted for approximately 90%
of the company's net sales during
the year ended Jan.-31, 1961. The balance- of the company's products
during such year were sold by the company's customers under their
respective names and labels. Goods used in the manufacture of the
company's products, including cotton, nylon, silk and synthetics," are
generally purchased on the open market directly from prime producers.
A portion of the material ised by the company in the manufacture of
girdles is purchased in the form of yarn and knitted into fabrics by
"the company at its Pittston plant.
'
The
.
for
nine-month period
the
for
193, p. 201.
Harry B. Shipner.—V.
primarily from 98 cents to $3.98. During the year ended Jan. 31,
approximately 65% of the company's net sales were represented
sales
by
with
$297,033,000, compared
earlier quarter.
were
the year
and
officers
-
stock by Mr.
frpm Reuben
.
the corporation's first three quarters
were $50,822,000,
equal to $2.04 a share, compared with $47,862,000,
equal to $1.93 a'share, for the similar r«riod a year earlier. . /// ,>
Combined
1961,
,
the brassieres and girdles produced by the company
Retail prices of
range
'
ago.
quarter
for
$285,830,000
of
year
a
third
the
for
sales
Net
net
cents
60
<*■,:///
:
was7substantially
the New York Stock
of Directors'of the company announced the
directors of Mr. Gryzmish, Benjamin D.
914,311). The (purchase,
to
quotation of the common-stock on
:v
engaged in the
manufacture
and
and girdles for
more than 50 years. Present headquarters' are in the Bank of Bermuda
Bldg.,* Hamilton, Bermuda. / .7'-"
;
' 7
*/'"'.
•/.
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third fiscal
for the
net-earnings
that
reported
has
company
1'
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
General Foods
-
1.
and'associated-interests was announced .by the . company.
purchase, effective-Jan;-10) raises the holding of .the-Son-,
The stock
nabends
company's predecessors have been
sale of popularly priced brassieres
BUSINESS—The
M.
Gryzmish
The Board
porate purposes.
;
.*.
.
purchase of 470,389 shar.ee ,of ^this firm's common
Sonnabend, President, and member^ of his family
The
A.
B.
City; and associates/ offered publicly, 175,00,0 shares of
this frim's common stock at $10 per share. Net proceeds
will be used for the repayment of debt, and other cor¬
.
brand and private label batteries and spark
Bowers
the
Mr. Trombetta will be responsible for
announced.
President,-
sales
./ President Increases Holdings—7
(Wm.) Gluckin Co. Ltd.—Common Offered—Pursuant
a
Jan. 12, 1962 prospectus, Globus, Inc., New York
to
^.77
: j. •
..
..
r
the
annual volume ^of
*7
'
of. New York -CitVv>Total
approximates $10,000,000.
-7 %
chain
Childs
Jan,
22, 1962
Monday, January
.
outside
located
are
•
;
was listed
18, .1962, the common stockvOf the company
the American Stock Exchange.—V. 194, ,p; 1383.:,;'
.
...
Effective
Trombetta has joined the company as Vice-President—
sales of the Battery and Spark Plug division,. H. J. Noznesky, General
Anthony
Knitting Mills Inc.—AS. E.< Listing—-
Gloray
proceeds from the stock" sale to the compahy with the exception of Mr.
who will lend a half of his proceed* of 25,000 shares plus , any
additional amount required to make a total amount- loaned $1,500,000.
Such funds will be used by the company for working capital.
Schoct
.
.
—V.
194,
p.
that
Srippleme^tt-"
representing
shortly after
2660.
.
*
j <>"/>>•?
additional shares wilL be' uiailed ,to
the -Supplementary Letters Patent issue.
the
-
*
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7.,
7
-
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t
Volume
6127
Number
195
vKerir County. Land "Co*-—1961
three
Earnings Forecast—
I i .-RfQQrd-: earning.[for ,sth(e j'coihpanjy. ki
$4 per
'Dwlgjht'.Mi- Cochran. in • a
York^ociety/^f: :Secyrtfy/Analysts,.,,
y *.,„** *
"Through" the third. <jtjartef of j1961;"r Mr"...Cochran 'said, "net" profits
roughly -11%) ahead of- I960;": The- trend continued so it?. appears
^tha't "19ol' -earnings'will/ &y,!a/rii0dtest'- margin', set a new- all-time high
'fw
^ ,^rr.lV.Coctiran
I agricultural
J,'
pointed
KCL,'
out V that
oil
an
'
■
/'
royalty,' cattle
,
.80,000" shares
'^V
and
indebtedness!
Class
B
the
stock,
Certain
of
will
public
the stock
of
at
$5
the uriderwritCr>
which
rill of
outstanding
by
owned
are
dilution
.the
said,
result In an increase dn thri book value
will
of
,
■
'•
t
•
;k
....
'
■■
■
,
;nized,;he,.'saidi'that such-a
years/'
;of
-"
'
penalize earnings for
course would
LynclrCorp.—Nine Months'/Report—
,
period
a
;
*-//,/ /*' *,>V ;-vv;'r v v// /./
/
Cochran said,
'the'tedious and exnensive turn-around
largely behind us.
We have new,: productive assets.
Now
Net'
.
is
>
Ended
V
Sept. 30—:
:
-v.
>
/■
■
i
1961
-
pointing -out/the
extent' of:the
new-
'
;' 1960
outlets, said/
from .Europe, .including
^exhibiting inJapan, Taiwan,
come
.
operations-/-——/^./
from
518,098
.
"Medallion's
domestic ^sales', also we/ on*4he
increase,"...MV.
our feature fihns are aurrentlyi
being
Schrlft
<•?
/
40,465
/
.
,.
1
r
•
,
,
.
.
„•
164,742
361,635
"
'v
YV« 'Aiwi,
From
operations.—1'4,$'.73 ,
Extraordinary and/or [nonrecurring items*—-Y / >-'(;2'2')/
Metro-GoMwyn-Mayer Inc.—Quarterly Report—
.
?
::,JCf£rdtkl*t° f?**Ph R.- Voge1'
«173,000 in the
$.23,
this company earned $2,partners; -Union, Cdl /Cpmpatty of "California and Australian
ftrst-quarter' -01 .tbe current Jisoal year.
.; •
This figure
. /
"(.23)
Oil: arid -Gas Corporation,^ Jdr J Cqe|iran said, • /"it is- unlikely that this
/compares with $2,177,000 for the similar iperiod last year. ' '
»
newly discovered/fiel^» will^ be "lai'gri-enough by itself to establish an
'•. [';.
The consolidated'net income -for- the * 12 weeks»ended -November 23
' $.51,; ' //, $.06
5, oil-producing. industry, in j Australia.
'Y;/ ?A'; • • r <
,.* •"1961-represents earnings of 85rp-per share-on the
2r545;229 shares out"We think "the veal-Significance, of the : discovery is that it-proves
[ Y* Includes" $106,854 for the nine "month period in both years * for
standing at the end of the 3>eriod,
compared to 87p per .share on the
that our land" block contains and ,will yield oil in substantial quanti¬
[/amortization of excess cost of investment over carrying value of net
/assets acquired from Symphonic Electronic Corp. (Mass.).; This ex¬
ties.1 It is reasonable to expect that additional productive areas will
^566,129 (mtstending at %he end bf the
cess
cost of investment was added to capital in excess of par value
be found.
The job of our group is. to find them.
We are very much,
at date of
acquisition of Symphonic but was not considered in-cal¬
encouraged, and exploration is. continuing.'" ,■*/
Micro Metrics, Inc.—Common
culating the basis for exchange of shares between Lynch and Sym•; The KCL-President .noted, that the excess of charges over income
Offered—Pursuant to a
Dec.
,/phonic. •;■,■'/•■''"/
related to-oil- exploration ".''reached its high-point a few years ago
Z
18, 1961 offering /circular, the'
%
company offered
t Based on 713,562 shares currently outstanding.
and currently is just about a
stand-rotf.
Barring some unusual and
;* publicly,/ without'
underwriting/ 130;000 shares of its
unforeseen circumstance,'', he said,
"the program will contribute to
common stock at
r/ 1962
$2 per share. Net.proceeds will be used
'•'***> 5 *" " *"<*'*<' .•
Peninsular Directors Oppose Exchange Offer—
,«««•
^,v
Y":J'1 '.^
?
for rent and leasehold
Mr. Cochran; also said that ' revenues : from- KCL's oil royalty - lands
■•/"in a letter to stockholders of -Peninsular' Metal Products. Co., W. W.
develin'California-reached a new high-in 1961, t and that the current level,
; opment of pilot models, life
Sorensen Jr/ President of the latter firm,
recommended that stockof
insurance, sales promotion,
sales of Walker, Manufacturng Company,
producer of automotive
holders turn down the offer of Lynch Corp., to exchange one
officers' salaries, and
Lynch
parts, is some 20.% higher1 than in 1958, the last year before Walker's
working capital.
♦
/common share and one warrant for each Peninsular share. The exBUSINESS—The company was
]■ acquisition by ' KCL. v >
J.
incorporated imder the laws of the
State
of
New Jersey on
l - '*Our 'Other and newer,activities - are all making- progress," Mr. [ change offer is open until Feb. 28 and would become effective if
July 5;.«1961, umder : the- name of
accepted by 80%
of the outstanding, shares of Peninsular.—V. 194,
Servo:
Cochran said. "Each, i we believe,: will, contribute to 1962 earnings."
on 'Aug.
28;-.l961, -changed its name to 'Micro
'/ p. 2226. /::' ■'/'
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■ .■. %:,/*/ .> I
■'" ■"■.■//'■••>///
:' —V. 194, p. 1160. / > r/VY'.V"1, /">/ .;//%•// ///":.
:[[ "> Metrics, Inc. Its offices are located at 11% Van Houten
Y;.
/',/"'
its
and
1
-
Total-jYL__—_Y-Y/.
•
.
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•
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^responding^riod ilsryear!
,
-
:
.-
-
.
.
.
•
improvemfentsYequipmenti
-
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St.,
N. J.
Lytton Financial Corp.—Appointment--
:
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Annual Report—
Sales
of
the
company! for. tlie year ending Dec.
''y&fAr
The
31,
1961,-''.,were
l $430,187,88I, an increase of-3,5%
jover 1960.
DecernW sales were
$72,113,543, 3.2%
above
the -coiriparable month of 1960.
:
%:» Final
earnings- figures
for
19oi' were
noc -availaoie,
but H.
B.
:
Chase
New
York
—v.
195,
Manhattan
transfer
'
■
of
for
agent
;"
p. '115.
Bank
York
New
the
capital
„/Y .//'"//■:
'
City
stock
..Y"'-';' /;
appointed
corporation,
+
and
of
areas
in
which
business
preliminary
said „Jtha.t- .preliminary: reports
indicated
$2.02 per share earned by Kresge. in 1960.
f
from "the
decrease
,
[; • MCA Inc.—Proposed Acquistiion—
'
a
,
design,
and
manufacture
/
,
-
Kresge -opened. 52 new stores
program^ is planned for 1962.—V.
;
closed
and
\
38
in
1961.
similar
A
-
194,
1160.
p.
fr^j/
;
shares
Laboratory For Electronics, Inc.—Appointment-r-
%
The
New
Irving
;
Trust
Company of New York City has been appointed
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.—Y. 195,
York
219.
p.
-
tion,
to
stock.
common
stock
of Denver.
time
It
and
is
proposed to
Taft in
offer
Harold
shares)
of
King and Taft
all
electronic-equipment
such
electromechanical
outstanding
Loan
&
sell such MCA
may
for
Savings
of
part
or
exchange
Columbia
shares
In
Associa-
from
New
York
Stock
Exchange
the
at
///;.-"■
prevailing
The
Delaware—Appointment— !
sale
.
v.
total sales of $3,250,270'and net earnings of
$173,032 for the
year ended
Nov. 30, 1961;: This" relfects a 35%
increase over
year-ended Nov. :30, 1961.
This reflects a "35%
increase over
-^fiscal
fiscal
previous
sales
year
of
and "an
$2,353,110
80%
'
earnings of $95,186/ Net earnings
a 'year' ago.
year
'M to
-
Mr,-Leo
-'
increase
share
were
*' ///
Weiss,
In
addition,
plant
.
this
the
is
company
opening
its,
and
South
wholly-owned
own
ference share
/
Africa.
Canadian
month.
in
the demand tor our
dollar
a
volume
about
are
-
to
of
"expects
company,
a
The
-
air
room
its
held-at its Edison plant;—V.
be
/
products during 1962. We are prepared to handle
to $6,000,000 this year.
In addition, we
our
has scheduled
company
increase
•
$4,000,000
market
purifier and
we
'■■y ceptance for this product/''/■
-
substantial
194,
p.
meeting for" Feb; 26,
1962,
Malone
320.>
This
time
'
:
■
.
: and Monroe C. Gutrnan, Chairman of the Executive
Committee, in the
X-l report; for the year."1961". This, compares with total net assets of $296,/; 176,935, "equal to $27.06 per share at the end of the previous year.
■
The
t
1961,
v
■
at
'
v
amount
or
the
97^
end
of
invested
in
common
stocks
was
$345,256,639
which
ago,
of
portfolio
securities
amounted
to
$4,483,553
; amounted to $8,159,820 during-the final quarter of the
/
The
report showed- the following^new
additions to
during
the-past
quarter:
5,000
shares
Columbian
General Cigar Co., Inc.;.-27,800 shares
Interstate
25,000 shares Tastee Freez Industries, Inc.
Principal
shares
sales
Colorado
22,500-shares
8,000
-
•
i
-■/!
shares
from
the
Interstate
Food
Mart,
portfolio
Gas
during the quarter
19,000 shares Cyprus
Co.;
Inc.; ,7,400
shares
This
,
I.,
company,
N.
Y.,
whose
filed
a
address
tion
;
registration
covering 50,000 shares of class
$5
per
share.
The
offering will
basis
*
i
;
z
f
s
25
statement
Lake
with
for
services
share.
thig['financing,.
c
at
cents
-
■
per
'
earnings
194,
sales
$1
for
per
area
;[
'
statement
the
full
share
9,
to
a
which
9,
this
to
shareholders
this
the
authorized
announced by Elliot
was
to
reflect
of
amend
a
the
fair
number
divided
and
the
number
•■'■
[.
..
released,
will
/:/.;/■
the
amount
709,100
be
may
stock
split.
../;.■■ '/
executives
to
common
■.
since
The
about
said.—V.
194,
p.
thereof.
The
r//\
provides
repair,
company's
shares
of
conducted
1961
tures which
-
In
may
addition
to
Jan.
18,
ties
Registered—
a
parts
and
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock (after giving effect to a share-for-share
*. 350
<
shares, respectively. The shares being sold by Dunn and Oakley are
portion of the 17^930 shared (as adjusted for said stock distribution)
Issued by the company in
September, 1961 in exchange for all the stock
a
of
Oneida
Machine
Tool
Corp.—V. 194, p. 1949.
Jan.
to
City; Okla., filed
covering 100,000
16
-offer
such
shares
in
and-other mineral
gas
properties purand the -subscribers under
interests uwill be: determined and
be
price
,
/\
In
operations.
business of exploring for,developing and
Its operations have--been conducted
principally
the
and
those
Rocky
areas
Mountain'areas
and
in
the
Gulf
and
and
company
are
Coast
company
and. Calvert
Exploration
all the oil and gas properties of The
would
the
expected
In
area.
Co.
De¬
completed
Blackwell Oil
Calvert
the operating inventory of Blackwell
of the properties which Blackwell had
and
own
the
entire
interest
&
that
was
acquire
,
owner
acquired
so
company.
and
oper¬
In
of 25%
the
to
each
of
constitute
Prior
property
acquired.
so
The
proper¬
major;part. of. the total properties of
closing of this-purchase, Blackwell sold
a;
the
production
from the • properties in
payment
the face
amount
of
and immediately upon the
closing the company sold a pro¬
payment from the properties in the face amount of
$2,575,000;
consequently, these properties
duction
are
now
payment of $3,000,000
(plus
from 65%
of the oil and gas
payable
burdened by
an
interest
produced
an
aggregate
factor
from
of
such
In addition
to certain indebtedness and
pro¬
5%% )
property
interests.
preferred stock, the company
has outstanding 823,358 shares of
commoiv stock,
of which John W.
Fisher, Board Chairman, and John W. Nichols, President, own 19.8%
and 16.3%, respectively, and
management officials as a group 52.2%.
According
the prospectus,
to
the-company-suffered net
losses
for
the
ended
June 30, 1960 and 1961 of $112,103 and
$428,622, re¬
In addition, the company suffered additional -losses
during
said two years of $959,330 and
$272,648, respectively, resulting from
the
write
off, as special charge against income,
of the Kentucky
Lafourche and Blue Grass projects which the
company had purchased
in 1959 for $750,000 in cash and
$1,326,000 of purchase
years
spectively.
-■
The
obligations.
loss was partially offset by a
$155,454 gain on the sale of
producing oil and gas properties.—V. 194. p. 1278.
1961
certain
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Stock
3
Split. Approved—
-
At a special meeting Jan. 11 in. Elkhart,
Ind., shareholders of this
pharmaceutical and. chemical producer, voted to increase the number
Authorized shares of common stock from -2/000,900 to
6,000,000,
according to an announcement-made by Walter R. Beardsley, Chairman
of
of
the
The
Board.
action
directors
of
made
the
possible the three-for-one
company
October
30,
1961,
action.
The
.
in
gas.
operation
and the company would buy
duction
accessory
distribution in/December, 1961), of which Clarence'A. Maul, Jr., Presi¬
dent, Ronald J. Dunn, and Gordon Oakley, own 381,252 (57.4% ), 1,350
and 5,450 shares, respectively, and
propose to sell 38,300,
1,350 and
-
on
the company
property
to
assume
$425,000
be incurred In the future.
certain
SEC
proposed
The arrangement between the
latter
becomes
and
common
the
It"is
-
properties until the aggregate net income received from the
properties
equals the total costs paid or incurred tin
them, at which time Calvert
tal); approximately $125,000 to construct, and to purchase additional
equipment for a new plant in California/and approximately $75,000 to
purchase capital equipment.
The remainder will be available to meet
the increased working capital needs and for additional
capital expendi¬
644,984 shares of
242,500 shs.
the
purchase of
ated,
The shareholders
effective
is
company
the ;Mid-continent
the
manufacturing industry.
•
with
the
of
shares
offering
be
would
in the manufacture of glass containers
engineering services to -the glass container
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale
of additional stock, $101,250 will be used to
discharge the existing mort¬
gage on the company's plant and equipment in Millville, N. J.; $350,000
to repay short-term bank loans incurred since
June, 1961 (of which
approximately $75,000 was applied to the purchase price of land for a
new plant In California and the remainder
was added to working capi¬
and
value
of
an
'
became
component
North-.-Robinson,Oklahoma
between
to
1615.
certain
14
stock.
In
;
offering
company manufactures
equipment for machines used
of
producing oil and
shares
rights of holders of class B stocks
action
Outstanding
•
company's exploratory pro¬
principally in its 1960 Fund,. in .exchange for their interests
through such program or programs. The prospectus further
states
that presently developed^ reserves are
not. sufficient in. them¬
selves to justify the
offering price-of $8 per share, and such price
may be justified "only in the. belief that the
company has additional
possibilities of profit" which may arise from future
the
Handler, President.
The
process.
grams,
Calif., toymaker voted
the articles of incorpora¬
the
Authorized
.'
acquired
should
pattern
;
of
-
company intends to
functional
requirements
issued therefor will be such fair value
of $8
per . share.
*No underwriting is
The prospectus indicates that it is
intended that such shares
offered to
participants in the
by
involved.
Hawthorne,
the conversion
customers
arid
the
-
■
amend
to-
3SO,000 shs.
statement
common
agreements
Gas Co.
2%-for-l stock split to
increase
voted
prototypes
(par 5c)
company
of
suant
■'/
' -
Board,
and
growth
year
the
on
' [r' V/
2443.
p.
The
•••»
It operates
operating
that
in the fields of Electronic
and. miniaturization/s
development
-
will be made on an all or none basis
through underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Organized
s
the
of
are
and
Jan.
holders
were;
13,000
Mines Corp.;
Paper Co.;
25,300 shares
10
our
uninterrupted
an
Maul Bros. Inc.—Common
Grove, Brookhaven,
the SEC on Jan. 11
All
.//"
the
of
Dec.
growth,'/they added.
recorded
and
1615.
p.
registration
,
Co.,
'»■
under New York, law in September,> 1961, the
company
develops, real . property, for, the .specific purpose of the -improvement
thereof, into communities (mobile parks) suitable for the
renting of
particular parcels to the owners of mobile homes. It also
sells mobile
homes to occupants of its mobile
park's, as well as to others.
ended
/This company/of 111 South 15th
Street, Millville, N. J., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 15, 1962 covering 100,000 shares
of common stock, of which
60,000 shares are to be offered for public
> sale by the
company and 40,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
stock, to be offered for public sale at
be made on a best-efforts-all-or-none
in, arranging
to
sales
Leon
our
in
contract basis
a
exchange for interests in oil,
all-
announced
as-
Mid-America Minerals, Inc.—Files
Exchange Plan—•
the
portfolio
Co.; 30,000
by George M. Curtis Co.; which will receive a 75 cents
per share
commission and $7,500 for expenses. The
statement-also includes 10,000
class A shares to ,be sold, to the underwriter
and 1,000 shares to
Rubin,
..
A
Route
basis
Mr/ Handler
.
is
the
On
also
Leighton Mobile Homes, Inc.—Class A Registered—
L.
has
indications
stock, it
Mining & Manufacturing Co.;
Signal Oil '& Gas Co.; "A"; 20,000- shares Square D
Co.; 14,518 shares
Stop & Shop, Inc.; 23,875 shares Union Texas Natural Gas
Corp. "A";
20,000 shares Western Natural Gas Co.; 25,000 shares
Westinghouse
Electric
Corp.,' and 20,000 shares Winn-Dixie Stores,
Inc.—T.
194,
p. 1843.
/.,
••'. •
.
continue
favorable
are
;///; // /[: >;./[;
approval of
-
International
Minnesota
to
us
company
outstanding.—V.
/
were
the
Vending
has
period
Chairman
Sr.,
194,
This
-
Mattel, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
year.
Carbon
shares
and
—V.
cember
31,
96.5%
and
conditions
/ ;
■■
$83,000,000
for 17.8% of total'assets as
compared with 16% five
Oils with 14.8% invested as against 31.6% and Office
Equipup from 2.2% at the end of 1956.
TX
/' /;
/
10.9%,
"'Purchases
/
said
Dec.
of total net assets, as compared to
$287,195,156, or
1960.
U. S. Government obligations and cash items
24-week
ixV/'Y Y.;:
Hyde,
J. R.
President,
'
:
the
the
and
and
possible
Common stock
shares
firm,
grocery
for
(2)
electronic
of
^manufacturing
Hyde,. Jr.,
in their first letter to the stockholders,
said
they "anticipate continued growth in
sales
and
profits.
This
would give the 55-year-old company a record
year.
'/''; On
acocunted
ment
$37,571,073
time,
same
R.
The
$6,328,433, or 1.8% against $6,808,313^ or 2.3% 1 a year earlier. ■ '
;
'
The changes in emphasis
among
common
stock investments over a
five-year period were pointed out in the corporation's
report. The three
largest categories of investment at Dec. 31, 1961 were Public Utilities
years
>
at
J.
/, 1945.
■".'!/y:/' .=/
At the end of 1961, net unrealized
appreciation amounted to $209,r
250,373, an increase of $51,162,391 for the year. During the
year there
were declared dividends of
$14,894,989 from capital gain and $5,665,616
from ordinary income,
equal*to $1.33 and $.50V2, respectively, per share.
This compares with distributions for the
previous year of $1.18 per
share from capital gains and $.53
per share from ordinary income.
[
'
of
•
the
At
enable
'
f
sales
"Business
The increase in. asset value
per share for the year 1961 was equal to
7. 21.7%' after adjusting for the capital gain dividend declared on Dec.
19,
-
Memphis,/Tenn./ wholesale
high
-customers
'•
Hyde, Inc.—Sales Up—
1961.
ever, reported
1961;-?'
&
to
purchase the assets
,
electronic
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Net pro-
common shares.
par
The company of 970 Broadview Ave., Toronto, manufactures high precision electronic parts for the elec¬
to *'
assets ..of $353,812,122, or $31.59 per share, the highest net
in any annual or. interim report in the corporatiorPs ..32-year history,, was .announced by Robert Lehman, President,
'
no
a
annual
'/[Total jiet
value
40
tronics, radar, aircraft, missile and other industries.
anticipate good ac-'
'''if■" Lehman Corp.—Assets at Record High—
asset
and
of five other firms and to increase working capital.
,
According to Mr. Weiss, the
-
•;;/;■--[/:'/-..//i/'Y-./;\:;,!'V:'Y/;;/:'/
ceeds will be used by the company to
.
:-/i:
.
27, 1961, R. H. Scarlett & Co., Ltd., 11 Adelaide St.,;W.,
Toronto, offered in Canada, 2,500 units of this firm's
securities at $240 per unit.
Each unit consisted of one
$100 par 6y2% cumulative redeemable sinking fund pre¬
compared
increased Its
such agreements to eight in Europe, South America
j
1525.
P.
Magna Electronics Corp., Ltd.—Units Offered—On Dec.
previous
over
$0.37
President, reported that during the 1961 fiscal year
physical facilities by more than 100% and now oCcupies a 114.000 sq.^ft. plant at Edison, N. J. Three new overseas plants
were
licensed by the company during the year
bringing its total of
Lee
'
per
$0.20
190,
to
commenced
of
.
.
announced
been
fields
by utilizing presently available miniaturized
electrical components
(resistors, transistors, capacitors, etc.) "The com¬
pany
believes there is -considerable
space lost in the .mounting and
assembly of electronic eomponents into
equipment now in use, and
that there is a need for
packaging techniques- which minimize the
physical space occupied by such
components.' The company's packaging
techniques encompass both the design of
layouts and the assembly of
electronic
components
pursuant
to
such
layouts; , .and include
the
selection of appropriate
components, the use of photography to provide
a pattern for
assembly purposes and the welding .and
assembly of the
components. The packaging
techniques are not subject to patent pro¬
tection.
The manufacturing on a contract
basis will include the pro¬
duction of electronic
products pursuant to customers'1
drawings and
specifications.
The company
will purchase standard available com¬
ponents, as well as special purpose nonstandard
components, sub¬
contract that portion of the
manufacture requiring specialized ma¬
chinery, and complete the remainder of the
••
Chase
J';!
have
(3): the-design, manufacture
equipment
research
suitable
configuration
L.
»
intends
company
and/or render technical advice. In the
area
of miniaturization the
company intends to design the
packaging of and to package electronic
equipment such as amplifiers, receivers: and
computers into the smallest
market
/.:■/;
" ..;/
on
test
of
area
fabricate
time
The company is engaged in the production of television film series
including, among others, "Jack Benny Show,". "Checkmate," "G. E.
/ Theatre" and "Wagon Train." The Association is engaged in the busiManhattan Bank, New York City, has been appointed
ness
of lending money, principally secured
by first liens against real
,
registrar for the prior preferred stock and common stock of the corestate, to enable homeowners to purchase, construct, improve, or reporation."—V, 191, p. 902.
r
:i; >
finance real property.
In addition to preferred stock/the company has
[ outstanding 4,040,735 shares of common stock, of which Jules C. Stein,
Lee Filter Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings— ' ' %
Board Chairman, and Lew R. Wassermari, President, own 34.65% 1 and
'"
This firm, a leading independent manufacturer of automotive
17.47%, respectively, and management officials as a group 69.77%.—
filters,
Lamson Corp. of
[
the
•
the
on
King
(5,000
prices at the time of sale.-"
7
.•
of
to- Kenneth
permanent
operations
-
miniaturization;
for
electrom^hanical test equipment;
.
stock
[s
/ /
the
sembly of electronic equipment for-sale to
^customers utilizing standard
available
miniaturized- components
packaged into -compact
casings
(hereinafter
called
miniaturization); and - (4)" the -manufacture of
•
The company, of 9370 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 12 covering 165,000
a
Paterson
•.
which
research and development-contracts in the
electromechanical test equipment and
-
[ Cunningham,; President,
in
(1)
are
;
and
,"Y .'[■ ;■[
'•
general
operate
been
the
of
'['
.The
r
-
has
stock
split approved by
subject to shareholder
-
split,
which became effective
January
12,
'
shown wRh
'
^ tix f,eatur€s ^arrenUy nbeing .exhibited by MedalUon in the
q^8^' f r are ^ color and three of these are in Cinemascope.
p, aUu*
TT
205,207
156,463
*"
,
features also
our
Singapore-, and. throughout: the African
important major releases throughout the
.country '"
«
in-'
sales
^continued. "Many of
Y!
<
$16,538,541 $19,286,439
income
Extraordinary and/or nonrecurring items"——"
Net jjacome for the period———'
Net income per sharet;,
/
beginning to feel the benefits of our new programs and we
are* gaining momentum.'-'
;
' •
'
Y„r
V Speaking of the Australian oil discovery made last month by KCL
U->
v-,
,
sales
Net
,Yfe'„are
:
Period
:
"Today," Mi'
period
Schrlft,
continent.
;
;
$313,041.
were
MedalHon; attributed the
foreign- rights.
Scandinavian'countries,:
are
,
public.
of
.
recog- /
_
period^ended-Oct'.a31, 1961,
Bchrift, -Presidentc
sales to recent inrrchases* of
additional
"While the;bulk of "Medallion's
sales.;stHl
the-.United Kingdom and the;
stock-
from $2.18 to $2.90 per • share and a corresponding
$2.10 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by
of
Mr.
—
R.
were
$98,328,
share, on 212,000 .shares--outstanding.
Mr.-Benjamin
-
,
pr0fit of
-cents -per share. :The
^prior- "quarter's' earnings
13 .cents, per-share;, bririginrafc^^morith
total tb
or
creased
:
share,'dnduding;a>non-recurxing
ior '18
cents per
'
share
per
46
cents 'per
33
or
Sales for fche six-anonth
Leighton
66%% for-an investment of $305,000. Sale
(including resale of shares to be sold to..-
own
$38,250;
or
has
>
earnings for the quarter; ended. Oct/ 31, 1961,
company- reported
$71,606,
$26,722,
.
company
had
_
This
of
outstanding
now
•
Cochran
the
and
/irntfi sv1955*>ndnow diversified, into oil exploraticin, electronics^ "exh'ajqsft/ systefns; and otherautomotive, parts,
gas
processing equipment, .hard mineralsand-, real estatfe, has been a
•company "in transition" for the' past seven years.
/
Mr.
addition* to
Harding, President. If all the- stock is sold, Mr: Harding will own 33 %3 %
-of-the-outstanding stock for his .equity in the company of $65;389.09, >
company
--
/.- [>
j
In
"'/'/- //! ;
$3".64-'per Share-V
were
[/ Medallion' Pictures Corp/—.Quarterly Report—
mortgages,- and for/working capital-to develop $ new mobile park in
Calverton, Suffolk County, N. Y. The company also expects to renovate
•an- existing motel presently'located )n the Calverton
plot, and [to build /
-sites initially for about 50 to 100 homes.
*
were
thef company." /,/
f'K&C earnings in; 1960'
mobile parks and has three sales offices for the sale of mobile
The net proceeds from the stock sale Will be used to pay off
'homes.
1961—approximately
share—were
tallct before the; New
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
1962
is
to
be
in
the
"<
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
of
form
and merit" and fails to. disclose their
and (4) contains financial statements which are false and
including a substantial overstatement of sales and profits
the eight, months ended Aug. 31, 1961.—V. 194, p.- 1949.
;
;
ommendation of satisfactory use
remaining at
with the par value
stock distribution
200%
a
:
true nature;
)for
Rnnk
m(no,
corporation fo
p. 9.
'
-
•
.
:
1, 1963—<
1, 1963,_ ■ ; •„
1,
* "?.-•
Sept.; 1, 1970_—__
Sept. 1, 1975
1, 1978
" /
Nov!
April 1, I979__i,v_ ..
•
This
company
414%
recorded in the first three
t
s£^g
cording to Ralph C. Lauro, President of Motor Coiis, total 19bl sales
will approximate $2,000,000 with earnings of about $150,000. - - /.„
The striking growth of Motor Coils,
from a sales volume of only
SB OOO
in
1956
is largely attributable to the company's development
of a new insulation system for rotating electrical .machinery.
./
*
One
of the firm's customers,
the Pennsylvania .Railroad, reported
innovation, Epoxl-Mica insulation, "eliminates
electrical failures in diesel and electric locomotives."
The
if the^
New
Nat.
V'
4%%
due
outstanding shares underlying 1-year options granted
by principal stockholders to Louis L. Maltz, a partner of the principal
underwriter,
exercisable at $3.85 per share,
(2) 5,000 outstanding
shares
underlying like options granted to Calvin W. Clayton, Presi¬
dent of the co-underwriter,
(3) 10,000 shares underlying 3-year war¬
rants sold to the principal underwriter at 1 mil each;
exercisable at
453 85
per
share, and (4) 3,000 shares underlying a 30-day option
granted to Edward Abbo as a finder's fee, exercisable at $3.50 per
share.
A $10,500 finder's fee is also payable to Abbo. ,,
The company is engaged in the wholesale distribution of radios, teleVifion receivers and other consumer electric and electronic products,
us
veil as of an extensive line of electronic parts, components and'
equipment for sale to the service trade and to industrial- users. Prior
to January 1962 the outstanding stock of the company consisted of
1 000
shares, of which 500 shares each were owned by Charles A.
Mever, President, and Henry L. Kohn
(and their respective wives).At that time, pursuant to a recapitalization, such shares were changed
Into 200,000 new shares and a 60%
stock dividend was declared and
paid, so that a total of 320,000 shares are now outstanding.
Of the
uet proceeds from the stock sale $225,000 will be used to
purchase
from
the Kohns all of their 160,000 shares
(the aggregate purchase
price
being $255,000,
the balance represented by certain credits)
$46,000 tq pay loans from
Kohn and Meyer incurred for working
capital, and the balance will be added to working capital and used
'for general corporate purposes.
The prospectus, states that after his
sale of shares to the company, Kohn will sever all further connection
with the company.
After the stock sale, Meyer intends to exchange
80,000 shares' of his'stock for 12,300 shares of Astrex, Inc., and to sell
a
yet undetermined portion
of his Astrex shares to Kohn.
Astrex
markets radio and television receiving tubes under the Du Mont (ABD)
label,
operates an electronic distribution business in Pennsylvania,
manufactures and sells tube testers and also engages in other activities.
Giving effect to said transactions, the company will have outstanding
300,000 shares of common stock, of which Meyer and Astrex will own
24.17%
and 26.6%, respectively.
Assuming the sale of the new stock
: and
the exercise of all the
options and warrants, the Meyers will
retain
23.92%
of the outstanding stock for which Meyer
originally
paid $34,781 and which had a book value of $124,082 as of October
1961,
Astrex
will
own
23.92%
(having received $28,875 from the
'exercise of options)
and will have issued 12,300 of its shares, and
the public will own 46.2%
at a cash cost of $490,000. .. Sale of the
new
shares
to
the public
at S3.50 per share (giving effect to the
.purchase of the Kohns' shares)
will result in an increase in the
book value of outstanding stock (based on 320,000 shares outstandihg
dilution
the
!
1961)
$1.41
of
share
per
public.'
and
a
4Va%
the book equity of stock purchased by
in
1
Effective
Jan.
15,
V."*'a
.
514%
"•'/*!
series
par)____—
(no
; V.
-
•
.
Kuhn,
Langley'
C.
W.
Freres
Lazard
Bache & Co.
150,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
150,000'-."
Irving"
Higher
sales
J.
B.
Blair
Co.
&
Blunt
Blyth
"
Ellis
&
McDonnell
&
530,000
Merrill
>
90,000
.
Sons__
180,000
120,000
180,000
150,000
__J._i.___
150,000
&
Brown
Chapman,
-
Courts
•
Co.
&
Podesta
Cruttenden,
Co.
«fe
*• -
-
Dain
M.
J,
&
90,000
Inc.
Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler
■
Inc.-'
Dick
Co.,
&
/ ;
&
Dickson
S.
R.
the
over
figures showed that net sales
with $10,776,520 for the
compared
;
Co.,
Drexel &
W.
Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Reinholdt
Reynolds
Securities
Equitable
for
same
this period were
period in 1960.
&
The
Eoston
First
Co
L.
loss
Per
of
$102,980.
share
Forgan
Sachs
&
Granbery,
&
Co.
Marache &
i.
Co.
.
-
,
Sons—____
shares.
'
Mr.
Balmer
ell
a
of
the
the
Co.,
Bros. -&
reflected
gain
Increased
sales
in
units,', except at the Triplex Division which was closed
during the month of September.;- The - ElJ6r Division
improved its market penetration in' the/plumblngware industry, and
the
volume of the Easy Division was increased sharply as a result
strike
,
revised
appliances
sold
Corporate
...
In
tive
under
policies
mid-1961
Balmer
merchandising
will
pointed
overhead.—V.
National
private
show
These
190,
of
manufacture
under
results
broad
certain
administration
fiscal
1962, Mr.
until
reorganization
facilities
and
n*
execu¬
reductions
in
..
Mercantile
Clearing House, Inc.
Deane & \
Singer,
Suspended—
The SEC
an
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
jrespect to a proposed public offering of stock by National Mercantile
Clearing House, of Miami, Fla.
Regulation A provides
to
posed
its
public
In
amount.
the
a
to
of
securities
filed Oct.
23,
not
order
the
that
Commission
certain
terms
exceeding $300,000 in
National Mercantile pro¬
shares at $4 per share. In
1961,
asserts
and
that
it
conditions
has
of
"reasonable
the
E.
W.
The
&
Co.
Co.j__-_
Hutton &
Co.
Illinois
complied with; that National Mercantile's offering crcular, is
misleading in respect of certain material facts; and that the
offering would violate the anti-fraud provisions of the Act.* The
order
"tion
provides
an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the queswhether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
According to the Commission's order, National Mercantile's offering
circular
(1)
fails to disclose
"ered
condition
and
lower than
time
Smithers
S.
&
Nicolaus
Inc;
Stone
&
&
?
Corp.1
Peabody
&
L.
R.
:•
G. H.
Co.
,
of
company
with
223
the
W.
SEC
F.
17
Jan.
due
sale
The
will
supplies
be used
to
1982,
distributes electronic
manufactured
New Hope
-
700,000
tration
statement
shares
to
&
be
for
its
Public
sale
issuance
the public
employees;
the
of
and extent to which the stock
diluted due to Issuer's financial
manner
will
be
stock
to
insiders
at
prices
substantially
offering price; (2) overstates the number of full(3) falsely describes certain letters as "letters-of rec¬
of
be
.
•
530,000
..
Inc.
*
90,000
Registered—
offered
parts
and
Net
others.
by
with
and
is
located
of
class
on
SEC
.
operates
young
an
rooms,
85
a
equipment
elec¬
and
proceeds from
dormitories
at
$10
in
and
covering
per
•
resident
tract
the
class
rooms,
new
'i-
filed
a
150,000
share
regis¬
^.
/
-
"
was
made
Jan.
18
now
in
subsidiary
a
added
be
loans,
a/portion
1961
August
of
stock
of
-
As-
of Ozon .Products. The balance
working capital.
to
-
the proceeds.
preferred
V
:
through
.
school
of
performing
administration
Pa.,
and
arts
buildings..'!
*
■
p.
115.
*
to
preparations;
cologne;
,//.
■
perfumes
,
.
aerosol
;
cosmetic aerosol
the
packaged
and
the
on
and /.•'
'
""
-*'*
company's "
packaging
of
one
;/
industry.
its
be used for investments
may
of
as
was
Nov:
on
or
venture capital
decided by the company's directors.
company
York
New
by
22,
incorporated under the Laws of the
1961. The company subleases, without
oral
its
or
a
stock
sum
higher,
par
pany's
ture
return
10
the
are
of
the
net
shares
completion
company
the
approximately
business
shareholder
outstanding, stock,
of
worth
of
25%
the
of
well
as
the
of
thereof
at
as
option
an
outstanding
a
price
of
com-
$62,500
Polycolor,
company's
whichever is
common stock,
per
share. The securities of Polycolor and the
additional securities thereof, constitute the com¬
if deemed desirable,
present
holders
successful
completion
securities,
shares)
(25
the
sold,
capita)* for
tlpon
of
class
25%
153,000
for
cents
purchase
sole assets.
expenses
/ part,
to
to
Upon
hereby
outstanding
additional
Polycolor from
equal
in
■
an
of
value
option
y
only
purchase
mon
The. net
•
„
are
the company believes that it -has been
coippany
BUSINESS—The
color")
'
tor
RR.—Proposed Merger—See Penn¬
sylvania RR. this issue.—V. 195,
-
products
agreement with Jack 1" Magaril, President and principal
stockholder, premises at/ 37. Wall Street, New York 5, . N. *Y.
v '
On Nov,. 30,
1961, the company acquired from Mr: J. I. Magaril,
its principal stockholder, 50%
(fifty shares) of the outstanding common
stock no par value of Polycolor Plastics, Inc. (hereinafter "Poly-
Composed
'■
'
cost,
-
The school
is
of
'the
1961,
State
'
the ages of 9 and 22.
waving
H
•
these
for business loans
t
M'ayo
.,
Bucks. County,
of
,
common
student facilities and other related purposes.
New York Central
will
bank
retire
to
preparations*-cold
$107,000,
„
.
,
an<!
•
-
P P Inci — Common Offered — Pursuant to a Dec. 6,
1961voffering circular, J. I. Magaril .Co., Inc., 37 Wall St., New York City, offered publicly, to New York State V
residents only, 44,400 shares of this firm's 100 par com:
mon
stock/ at $3 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at
,
sale
proceeds from the sale will be used for construction of new. domitorfes
and
*
:
f
sQ'e- ,«fr
public
for
Philadelphia,
17
sale
*
adults between
acre
Rd.,
Jan.
on
public
,
company
children
the
for
offered
Co., Inc.
The
Whitemarsh
152
-
subsidiaries had combined net sales
of $2,151,856 and combined net profit of $137,953, equal to 45 cents, '
per common share, Upon completion of current financing, outstanding
!
capitalization of the company will consist of a $213,393 mortgage
payable, and 413,000 shares of common stock.—-V. 194, p. 2662. ' :^;;",
;
] 90.000
Academy of the Arts, Inc.—Common Reg'd
company
stock
common
outstanding
used
proceeds
pioneers
30,
-
This
•
revenues and capitalization—For the six months ended June
^
Co,«_
&
the
;
debt and increase working capital.-^-V. 19.1, p. 2307.
to repay
-
•
Inc.—Common Offered-^Initial public
own production lines;
•<*
by
company
the entire hobby market
as
'
360,000
Inc./'—v
Yantis -Ai'Co.;
S.
■'
110,000 outstanding shares of class A stock-to be offered
the present holders thereof at a price to ,be supplied
by amendment.
H. M. Byllesby & Co., is the chief underwriter for
both
issues.
' •
*
"
for
the
Many
ahd
par,
retire
was
body lotions.
St., Chicago, filed.- a registration
covering $2,000,000 of convertible
Madison
on
well
as
\
firm's-
this
to
used
ment
.
4.
240,000
Co.__i
Witter
Dean
90,000
debentures
subordinated
field
toy
PROCEEDS^Net proceeds from the sale of the. common shares will
.
of
<
statement
the
sociated Brands, Inc.,
Z
White/- Weld ..&• Co.__
Winslow, Cohu & '
Co.
'
240,000
&
Electronics Corp.—Common
Newark
^
receiver .measures 1 x 114 x %. inches and weighs
half ounce. It has a synchro tuning, indicator built into the
a
of .which
240,000
CO;-
Day
Stetson
Co.
than
be
150,000
90,000
Corp.—
Walker & Co.2-— r
Wertheim
'
530,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
—V. 195, p. 220.
_____
Co., * Inc.____;
American
Tucker,
150,000
Inc.
;
Trask &
Anthony
120,000
Co.,
;'
.
zl
Webster
&
Securities
150..000
-
Lemon
Co.-,
&
————
&
/
Division, said the new receiver,
is less than half the size of the
•
& .Co.—
Brothers
Stern
Spencer
•
Man¬
BUSINESS—:The company .of 50 Wallabout St., Brooklyn, N. Y./ was •'/'
incorporated in September 1951, as successor to the business of five
.'
180,000
'i affiliated
corporations.
The-company manufactures" and distributes '
f180,000
over 400 different
toiletry items for men and women, as well as cos¬
90,000
metic and toiletry preparations for distribution under private labels.
Toiletries for men
include • hair tonics, head, body and face lotions;
120,000
shaving cream; after shave lotions; cologne and shampoo. Women's
products • Include Vhair
sprays/ colorings;-rinses and
tints,/toners, " "
530,000
150,000 / Tighteners;
permanent waving preparations; •- shampoos;' scalp
treat- ' - ;
Co.
Thomas
<■-
General
Potoma & Weill.
\,
.
;
William R. Staats & Co.
240,000
-
Inc.__
Clark, Inc.
Johnston,
-
F.
150,000
Inc.
and
530,000
360,000
Janney, Battles & E. W.
regulation
and
stock
*
Hutton
r
'
f
C6.
&
Barney
Swiss
.
""
electronic
'. •;
through the offering of 105,000 shares, at $10 per share,'
by an-; underwriting group managed by Carter, Berlind, • /
150,000
90,000
not
false
offerings
notification
believe"
were
F.
conditional exemption from registration with
a
public offering of 75,000 common
suspension
cause
•
from
exemption
respect
E.
trical
has issued
Smith,
360,000
Co.
&
Weeks—
&
in miniature
Otarion
new
Ozon Products,
150,000
Stroud
Co.
&
Hornblower
Offering
—
;- ,T;
J' Scribner
530,000
150,000
.'.
J
Co.__
Co.
Noyes
Hentz
H.
laundry
new
"
Shuman, Agnew & Co.__ s
180,000
The
the
263.
p.
of
&
&
Stone
Hemphill,
names.
effect
complete
included a
consolidation
the
and
brand
into
put
not
out.
oersonnel,
policy
Miller
Controls
Micro-Miniature
the
than a special delivery stamp,
sale ,.'of
360,000
-
360,000
&
Stifel,
Inc.
-
Co.
Co.
Shields
=
240,000
v
90,000
.
v
.
150,000
&
Inc.
Hayden;
Hayden,
Kidder,
operating
by
that
observed
Ripley
Hdrrimany
"
&
120,000
&
&
Halloweli;
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
as
/,
.
•
_i2_'; 360,000
Schwabacher-7 &. Co,_-i:_, ,180,000
Shearson, Hammill &
-150,000
Stieglitz_i_i^
Hallgarten & Co._i_J__
year.
•.'.//;;
,
The.
-
Hutzler
120,000
Co.
21%
the November, 1961, period amounted to
39 cents a
share on $1,005,900 shares as compared with a loss for
the first quarter of the prior year of 10 cents a share on $1,017,247
150,000
Inc.__* 360,000
—L-Jf 240,000
RenshaW—1_/, 120,000
'
150,000
530,000
530,000
150,000
' /
Co.__
&
Goodbody
for
earnings
90,000
Co.,
Rothschild
F.
Salomon
Corp.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
~
Rodman &
700,000
First of Michigan Corp. " 120,000
First Southwest CO._i.__'
90,000
Pre-tax
net
.:
90,000
■-
i
Co.
180,000
Estabrook
Goldman,
$13,048,000
240,000
Gardner-!
&
&
&
180,000
Corp.
;
_
Riter
J
"
thus eliminating the need for earphones or meters to tune1 the
and contains 27 miniaturized electronic .components.
It has - a
printed circuit with four color-coded leads, and is temperature compensated from zero, degrees Fahrenheit to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
,,Mr. Macken said the receher, which-operates on miniature batteries
is so sensitive that it can fly the largest model airplane^ as well as the
smallest, from signals received from an ordinary hand-held transmitter
It is comparably priced with receivers now on the market, he added.—
v. 194, p.;277o.
■.
*
%'■;•.•„».■
-
,
530,000
—
• v
■:
set,
& Co.,
L__i.
120,000
Co.n
frCo.
&
V
392,500 shs.
'
circuit,
.
Elworthy
"
'
'
-
..
of
less
120,000
Pressprich & Co.
& Co. __2._——*
Inc.
'
:
v.
•
;•*
. \
v
senior. Vice-President of Otarion
Macken,
applications in
;
'
•■ •-
Putnam
Rauscher, Pierce
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
.
"•
;
other commercial areas.
.
240,000
R.
"
r.
smallest radio-controlled model aircraft, it is also expected to find many
-
Jackson ;
180,000
Co.
Eastman
'
>
«
FINANCING
PRESENT
Division of Otarion Electronics for use
T.
smaller,
120,000
-
120,000"
J—__L_
Dominick_,_
&
TQ
/ smallest comparable model on the,market.. Designed primarily for. the
150,000
•
_______—_
Dominick
Glore,
profit for the current quarter was $389,614 and net earnings
were
also
reported in
this amount as Federal income taxes were
eliminated by the carry-forward of losses incurred in the prior year.
For the first quarter last year, there was a loss of $219,980, before
recovery
of $117,000 in Federal income taxes, which resulted in a
Co.—
Jaffray &••
Hopwood
360,000
inc.f
—
-
EFFECT
postage-stamp sized, fully-transistorized radio control receiver. • said"
the world's smallest, has been introduced by the Micro-Miniature
ager
Piper,
>.
'
be
John
Compahy—_*5150,000
Paine,' Webber,
& -Curtis
j_
'
'
•
180,000
tax exemption depends on the existence *
repetitively-produced items. Such volume
to date, and may never be obtained, in which case"'
"
devices.
120,000
&
850.
p.
; Controls
150,000
Cook
of
or
*
-
facilities"
Otarion Electronics, Inc.—New Midget Radio—
to
-
120,000
^_J._—!___
Merle-Smith___ •
&
Halle
reported that sales
represented a
corresponding three months of the previous
530,000
Northwest Co.^
Pacific
'
.
President
IncJ
;
150,000
Ohio
The
value
Authorized
194,
A
Co."ii'__
Newhard,
The
(10c par)_______*___l_l_
stock
Common
—V.
Mullaney,
.v..'"
/
Puerto
in
manufacturing
any
•
-
Moseley' &J Co.__ i 240,000
Wells '& Co. ,' 120,000.
S.
the
of
-George
150,000
Moore, Leonard «&
Lynch
F.
laws
successor -to
a
manufacturing w.ould:be undertaken in Puerto Rico.,
•90,000
Turben & Co.,
_i J_—J
Milwaukee
as
additional facilities
of
have
now
CAPITALIZATION- GIVING
.
lowey costs were credited for the
Corporation in the three months' period
Murray
profitable sales volume
&
—
120,000
'
Smfth
&
Fenner
inc.
The
Howe & Co:
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
f JuMen
Collins &
Co,_L
Alex,
Puerto Rico.
no
Lynch!, 'Pierce
Merrill,
• 7 "
90,000
not
does
company
of.
,
IncLl-___'
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., ' Inc.
______Z_:_
Inc.—
Co.
_____% _"12—i_2__
Co.
1969,
granted and (b> volume of sales of "-off-the-shelf-* eommer-"
The
has not been, reached
120,000
McMaster Hutchinson
150,000
4,
sole proprietorship-founded January,••1957.'
a
in
150,000
Jan.
on
items-warrants .the establishment
Rico.'
.150,000
150,000
Boettcher & Co
cial
120,000
90,0C0
Co!
incorporated 'Under--the
was
'
•7
&'
Simmons
Co.
"
LundboVg & Co.
inc.'.ij:_I
530,000
Inc
&
have been
.
530,000
McDonald
180,000
150,000
Burge & Kraus__
G. Becker & Co. Inc. -
A,
1861.
Balmer,
Increase
The
30,
-
360,000
A. E. Masten & Co._V
McCormick' & Co;_r__i__
150,000
Inc.
Ball,
substantially
and
The
of
Nov.
i
.'Co.-ju...;, 530,000
&
Brothers
Mason-Hagan,
'•
-■
Baker, Weeks & Co
Gregory
ended
3,495,167 shs.
Higginson CorpJ__i_
Lee
Lehman
& Co.______
Allyn
company
of Puerto Rico
The offices/'! •'
research and development laboratories and manufacturing-facilities of- -the company are located at 213 Mill St.; N.E.Hn- Vienna, Va. The company is engaged in research, development, engineering and
manufac" >.
turing of telephone equipment.
It is planned to conduct the principal
/
manufacturing activities of the company- in Puerto Rico;
Operations
/
in Puerto Rico will not be undertaken until (a)-tax exemption shall -' '■
Wall COf,
W.
Co. Inc. ■ $700,000
;& Cc240,000
&
Loeb
240,000
C.
A;
*' "
revolution.
1962 prospectus, Hodgdon & Co., Inc.; Washing-
-BUSINESS—The
>-
,.
Dillon, Read & Co. Ine._$2,780,000
Halsey,
Stuart &
Co. '
'
Inc.
2,780,000
'
earnings
150,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
*
v
4,000,000 shs.
.
•
agricultural
an
C.,: offered publicly, 125,000 shares of this firm's :
Commonwealth
-
the
of
names
into
'
150,000 shs.
principal underwriters .of the
new bonds'and the principal amount which .each has-severally agreed
-to purchase from the company, subject to the- terms and conditions
specified in the underwritig agreement, are as follows: .O
♦, V;
!•: '
i
Amouht
Amount
Murray Corp. of America—Sales, Earnings Up—
f
1
-...
y?
_______—
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.!
.
*
•
—
____,
stock
Common
-
___,——
_
in
'.common stock at $4 per! share.' New, proceeds will be \*
used by the company for research and development,
•expansion of marketing program, additional equipment, '/
-repayment of debt, and working capital.
$9,000,000
500,000 shs.
.
series
growth
plant
Jan. 2,
a
Jon, D.
'15,000,000
•
•
'
'
pfd. stock ($100 par)—
514%
continues
research
Orbit Industries, Inc.—Common pffered—^Pursuant to
,
$34,300,000
15,000,000
.5%%, series-
/
the class A stock of the company was listed
Exchange.—V. 195, p. 10. ; ,
'*
r
..
$35,000,000
1962___—__l~_'
14,
Dec.
.commercially. while
marketed
be
to produce more and better plant life in less'time, at less
development of these mutant-breeds on a large scale could
The
accelerate
-
~
Z.' \
-
to
are
effort
an
"dost.
'
>•
1962
the American Stock
due
Cumulative
corresponding
Star, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
Movie
On
$2.09 per share
$1.54 to
from
17,900,000
•Capital stock—
10,000
of October
as
%
$6,252,000 -"
VsJ 5,700,000"'
1981-—:_
Nov. 1,
Peoples Gas—
from
Loans
-
Z
July 1, -1978—
due
4%%
of 708 Bigley Ave., Charleston, W. Va., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Jan. 16 covering 140,000 shares
of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per share.
The
offering
will
be made
by Maltz, Greenwald & Co.% Clayton
Securities Corp., and two other firms, which will receive a $.385 per
share commission and $10,000 for expenses.
The statement also in¬
(1)
-
$191,522,000.
7
rays
for
$40,000,000
bonds
'
7
company
cludes
grape,
.which
29,000,000
*
1972_____
1980-C,—
.-.
atomi,c
experimentation for the home gardener has been excellent." Mutant
tomato and grass seeds have been developed by the company
of
14,484,000
>
mortgage, boiids__
Total
'Debentures—
'*■
This
'
'57,644,000
J
.
30,000,000.
series due Dec.
1,
series due Dec. 15,
of
gamma
has
and
basis
the
25,000,000
Storage Co. first nitg.
Gas
to
many years with the use of cobalt 60 in stimulating
developed several new or improved species which was
forming this. company.
Oak Ridge Atom Industries,
was
the first firm to be licensed by the Atomic Enefgy Commission
7.
to produce irradiated seeds on a commercial basis .The-energized seeds are
being distributed through supermarkets, drug stores and garden
stores
over
the nation.
The initial reception .of 'this new method"
seeds
1,164,000.
>
bqnds
41/4%
5'V4%
■
field
has experimented
$3,068,000':.
V
1980
1,
convertible
year
of
cobalt
60.. This
treatment
may
produce
new-species from the
energized seeds.
A new species which maintains its different charac¬
teristics through three generations is a mutant. '
"
4
Dr. Clarence J. Speas,, the founder and Chairman of the company,
,1,310,000
.
-
__
Oct.
due
„
__
due
purchased were $75,000 in 6%, five
59,500 shares of common stock.
Ridge Atom Industries) operates in the new
energizing seeds, bulbs and plants by-exposing them
•
Inc.—Common Registered—
Electronics Co.,
V Mountain
series
;
' -.»% •'
"
•
millions of dollars to Motor Coils'
,
/;.■%•,. a ... ;
*
annual savings of
system.—V. 194, p. 2227.
attributes
road
insulation
5%
72%
rail¬
Coils'
series
4s/b% -series due
those
than
Motor
that
45/o%
■i
.
Corporation,' Nashville, Tenn., has announced
Ridge Atom Xnuuswiesi Tu^./'-uak -Riagc, >-•"»*,'
Oak
Oak
Outstanding
.
1
May
series due.
series due
314%
^Ti^^omDany's' volume of $1,380,000 represented a 52 %; increase
cve^ the Tame peHod last year Net earnings of $115,000 were 74%
greater
series due
27/b%
.
series due May
2.6%
2nd
>»
securities
debentures' and
•
PRESENT FINANCING
bonds:____;'r-w..$l,000,000,000
mortgage pipelineseries due May
First
,
Manufacturing Co.—Nine Months' Report
has announced record sales for the nine - months end-
Motor Coils
Financing
...
,
Authorized
-
•
■
2.6%
r
>
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
agent and dividend disbursing
as sole transfer
agent for its common stock.—V. 195,
act
•
,
the
by
appointed
been
has
Co.
Trust
York
NPW
Inc.—Appointment—
Co.,
Monmouth Electric
Inc.—Private
•
Capital
in
investment
The
Details—Our Jan. 15; 1962 issue r reported the
sale on Jan. 11 of $30,000,000 of this firm's first mort.
gage pipeline bonds, 4%% series due 1982 at par and
accrued interest from Jan. 1. Additional financing de¬
tails follow:,
."r'
*,
/"
'V •,
193. a. 912.
^predicted.—V.
/
Southeastern
an
nancing
e^tUKhT^at'leaat '$95*0006oWawUhWeamrng8eCexpected"oCbeain the
ST share raJ^Tm per share after the split),previously
Industries,
Atom
Ridge
'
America—Additional Fi¬
Gas Pipeline Co. of
Natural
.
Oak
-
Arranged—
misleading,
r.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
(404)
8
this
of
would
loans
as
it
arise,
they
for exercise
if all units offered
proceeds after all
would utilize for ven¬
and might be used in
offering,
receive
which
$107,000,
of the
net
Polycolor option.
the sale of
the shares offered
hereby,
the
will own approximately
77% of the company's
of
for
which
he*
;1J.
has
,
contributed
•
50%
Continued
-
of
Polycolor's
on page
50
.
Volume
Number 6127
195
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
4.
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
table
in which
two
the
all
the
Elastic
atop
Electro
payments previ¬
Elfun
Nut
_7
split
.'—_._7
(quar.)
Gas
subject
to
Acme
Industries,
Advisers
Per 1
Inc.
Mfg.
.(accum.)!-.-..!'.
pfd.
Alabama Gas Corp.,; common„.„^_„,,_,
$5.50 preferred A (quar;
Alix
Ltd.
3-19
Chain
&
;
Vac v.
„
20c.
25c
T
Cable
(quar.62'Ac
American European Securities—
.v.-'
- •:.'•><•.">
Optional (cash or stock)- ($0.6622 from Qr-.
"
dihary
from
A
investment income
gains)——
Home
Stockholders
Assurance
Will
vote
$2.9991,,
Co.
at
meet-'.
;'f ing to be held on Feb. 20 on
two-forgone stock spilt.
Hospital Supply
Seating Co.
American
:
Water
Works,
.
3-
.
2-20
Mineral
:
50c
.
split
7,,
2-
5
of
.
Insurance
stockholders
7
v
32-
20
2
1-23
9
1-19
Missouri
2-15
1-31
Missouri
2-
5
1-19
2-
5
1-26
12!29
4C
";i
;
17
5
2-
6%
preferred
(quar.)— ___—.1—:
—7
37Vic
3- 1;
'572%
preferred
(quar.):_!__7--'' 7 34%c
3- 1
v 5%
preferred (initial), for period Jan. 1
7,7
'
/v
25c
(Cortland,
,
Feb.
28)
Amicable Life
Anvil
Brand
!
_
Corp.;
class
A
Insurance
Inc.,
.Stock
Bank
dividend
to
First, National
7
,
Falls,
Bank ' (Glens
.77.7..
Quarterly
N.
Texas)-;
■
75c
»
(accum.)—*
62VaC
2-1
1-31
$1.10
Co.,
com.
.
,> $2.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—59c
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)-—
$2.40
3-' 1
•-
(quar.)l7—• 62 Vac
$2.36
Monarch
1-23
12-29
15c
3-
2-20
2-2
2-
&
1-
75c
2-
1
1-22
preferred
7——77
$1.08%>'7 3-1
;
Ashland
Oil
&
Refining,;
(quar.)
;.
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Co.
Atlantic
Coast
Line
.
RR.':(quar.)_—
Avondale Mills,
$4.50
(q u a r._u
common
2-
1
1-15
preferred
60c
60c
2-
(quar.)
2-
2%
2-
2
2-1
(,
__
omitted
Bank
of
Beck
(initial
common
Montreal
.(quar.)
Estate
Investment
Stock dividend
.
r.M-oi*>11/,
50c
2 •28
-
77
7
$45c,
3
.
Cl 2
$1.183A
V" 3
.-_____7
(Del.)
1 V
1-31
■
■15
•.
Mutual
...Bobbie) \Brooks7
(quyr:L)7-r-7777l77777777^7:7)7:'<,.l5d'^,;,72;
23
^
2-15
"
Xnc.-l7™474777l777I7.77''
Machine,
&
Dominion
Sugar
12 VaC
'
7-31
.,7 1256
Ltd.j.7777.7
Co.,
3-
Hugoton
7-13
•
17
2-
9
•
Utilities, Ltd., 5(7o pfd." (quar.) _7"
7
4:lA '?o : preferred
(quar.)7—™
Capital Shares, Inc. (Md.)— ' '
"
7. Capital Life Insurance Shares and
Growth"^
>"
7 stock
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Ceiitral Illinois TLigh-t,4.64',;/
:7
(quar.)^;
common
"preferred-* (quar.)
"
2-15
";7
2-15 "•
1-3T
Industrial
"";
3-15
7
2-15
."*
2-15
7
2-
1 w
3-23
/;
3-
2
50'%:'7'"7
7" '13c "•■!.
•7*738c"c i
,
,
4 Va
Louisiana
"25c
'(quar.)777_"
com.
prefei-red
Central
$1.12 Va.
&
)77—'-
3-1
7'
3-1
-
National
Central
!
(quar.)
South
Chanulng:
Corp.1 :(quar.)7_—Cherry-Bmrell - Corp., - common (quar;)
-v-4
preferred-
'7
14
Musical Instrument
Chicago
Chicago
Enquirer," Inc.-^
-7 Stockholders- will! vote
shares.
April
Products'
Click
-
split, of
23
the
on
1-30
1-26
.
--
•
3-29 7 V
Julian
7-
3-12
(Chicagot.
Cook
quar.)
Paint
New '
-
1
•
Bank
&
Trust
1—7
Varnish
z_7
K
'.■,-
7 2-
9
3-
V
2-
9
',7
7%
2nd preferred
7
7%
2nd preferred
1-31
2-28
'
Kostin
Corp.
Kroger
Company,
6% !lst
5
2-
7"
5
5%
5%
•
redeemable
1-16
2-16
2-
20c .r
4-
2
3-15
2-15
1-31
7Vac
2-1
j,
4.80%
'
1
t3c
.
1-31
34%c
•'
■
$57.80Y'U
2-15
3-10
-
5c
2
is
based
of
62V2c
3-15 7
..2-1
Plainfield (N.
77 Quarterly
Portland
'
2-1
?
rate
'•
.
2-28
25c
(quar,)...4—
2-
9
J.) Trust State National Bank
2-
25c
:
1-31
1-26
•:
_i—
1-31
2-15
25c
,
.
Realty, (quar.)
1-15
7%c
.
Co
1
2-15
15c
;-.'■•••
2-
15c
1-15
1-29
9
2-a
5c
2-28
27 c
2-15
1-26
84c
2-15
1-26-
$1.12%
2-16
1-26
39c
2-15
1,-25
15c
2-1
1-24
5c
1-31
1-16
7
4.50%
preferred (quar.)——.———
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)..
:
3-30
3-
regular quarterly
share.)
3-30
3-15
1-24
1962 and
of New Hampshire— 7 7
(quar.):———I—:_7_—--7
preferred
(quar.)—— :7„ 7:—5
3.35%
1-31
1-19
4-14
.
1-31
1-31
from
Common:
3-31
4-14
tl5c
2
Public Service-Co.
3-31
.
t
2-20
1
2-16
$0,397,
:
period
1-
2-20
3-
-7 Vac "
:
the
Prevor^Mayrsohm International. UnitiaD:
2-5 5
2-
a
Transit1
Presidential
'
2-
t9c
the
on
1-2
L-15
3-15
.
58 VaC
Pope & Talbot, common.^_..7—
6% preferred (quar.)
1-19
•
: $25c.
common
Philadelphia •& Reading Corp.
3-15
-
1-31
1-15
15c
(quar.)
196L through-Jan. 31,
1-31
2
4-
,730c
5,
3-15
1
2-16*
10c
.
preferred (initial)—
2-28
3-15
(quar.)—1__——
preferred
Cement,
2-28
4-
-
payment- covers
Dec.
2-28
2-20
4-
: (This
1-26
1-19
3-15 *
7 Va C 7
•
1-19
2-16
..$1
^,.1.
1-19
2-16
10c
common
convertible
Convertible
1-24
,
Co.,
Pennanente
1-12
•
1
(quar.)
class A (s-a)„
1-26
2-16
50c
,
,
1-26
2-15
: 4
.75c
—:
1-26
2-15
27 VaC
(quar.3.7
1-26
:l-26
2-15 '
28Vao
(s-a)__———
Fruit
4.68%
12-29
,1-31
'
30c
,——.-4,-7.
—
Dairies,
B
1-26
2-15
(quar.)!::
A
(quar.)
Chemical'Co.
Class
1-26
2-15
31V4C
preferred
Park
1-31
2-15
2*15
1-26
<
2-15
1-26
31V4C-*
—
$1.40
!>-2K6
1
3iy4c
(quar.
1-31
2-217
3-
2-15
37Vac 5
preferred
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,, com.
4% -preferred (quar.):_:.
•
2
■
preferred (quar.)—,
77*7!'
4.36%" preferred
(quar.) _7:_.4u.:_^_7!r,(.
Pallas Corp.
7*— ..7^
17'—
Optional—cash or stock (s-a)
^—'—
2-16
2-
-
(quar.).:.——7:::—
4.50%
2-15
1
7
_:—!—77-
...
redeemable preferred
preferred
1-15
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—...
5.7Participating class
5
3-10
'
$3.50
Randall
2-13
75.'
'
.;
/
;;
(quar.)
A
•
Inc;
(quar.
(quar.)__.
2-15
1-26.
15c
2-15
2-
25c
4-
2
3-16
14c
2-
1
1-19
3-
1
preferred
$1-
9
(Dallas); (monthly).
(Dallas).—
$1.50
4-1
3-15
7
Lilly (Eli)
Lincoln
2-1
3-
25c
1
Glass
7
2-
9
1
Loblaw
$1.50
'
Bank
New. York
&
Trust
Co.
(Syracuse) -.(stock
of
.'
60c
$1.25 7
2%
"
preferred
5-1
3-
$4
1
2-7
1
2-
7
3-1
2-
7
3-
1
2-
7
3r
l ;
2-7
3-
(qua^.—:__7-r—7—77;w 7 160c, ;
Groceterias; commorr_—1_7__:7__77_ 7
: t70c .'
1st preference A (quar.)_7—:77_—7 .- t37Vic.,
&
1.
2-
7
a
;
:
,
-
,
t55c
....
(quar.)!
common
40c
..
7
Paper; new com.
preferred (quar.)
;
4-
Sealed
preferred
(initial-quar.)
2-22 *
2-22
2-15
•
2-
1
3-10
,
2-
9
4-13
5-
1
4-13
.2-15
#.
1-26
25c»
3-12 '
2-19
15c
w.
3-1
2-15
,r
,
1 ;
2-15
2-16...
..1-31
3-
$1.25
—
(quar.-)^-:_;
,
1
35c
__________—_____
common
5-
85c
Power
Sherwin-Williams
7
3-15
?
1
$1
_______________
Corp.. (quar:).:
Selmer (H.;, & A.) (s-a)
________—
Shenango Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
'
3-15
20c
(quar.
(quar.)
,
3-15
30c
3-2
f
2
J6c
..."
1-31
3-23
$1.25
iquar.t——
.
2
pro-
Ltd.. (quar.)
Salant,. class. A
Scotten, Dillon Co.
1-16 ;
5
13
(quar.)—
preferred A
$3.40
3-
75c 7.
"
(
1-31...
preferred ,(quan)
Siegel -'(Henry I.) Co.,. class A:—:——
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.).——.
4
7
1-15
%
V
______—___________
1
1-12
Sinclair Venezuelan
1-25
Smith-Douglass Co;
3-15
3-
50c
2-16
/
3-
9
:
3-
,,
8
75c
30c
Oil
(quar.)
:—
—
1-31
2-15
$1
20c
7
_____—_
2-15
2-
Louisiana Gas Service, (increased quar.)."— 7/ ! : '
18c
Louisiana Land & Exploration?-—
—
7,
' 7
7-,
Increased
quarterly-—50c
5
2-16
3-
.
4-16
3-20
Scott
5 2-16
2-
;
:
"t4i'«c
__7—_7_.'7_77 "••" $4 Ac
2nd prefeerhce
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2r20
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7.3-15
3-10
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(quar.)....—:—7, "
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Class B
71-19 7:
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National
Central
7'
Loblaw
$1
2.
2-
on
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Royal Bank (Canada) (quar.)__^_
-
Libbey-Owens-Ford
2-21
/
4r
$1.75
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
1-22
Stockholders will; vote
1-19
1-26
1
.
Republic National Life-insurance
1-25
1-31
3-
(quar.)__.-________
(quar.)::--—<
Republic National Bank
1-31
2-79
2-1
10c
'27 Vac
(quar.)!_7_77777.77!!!.
preferred
55c
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(quar. j___7—__
common
1-26
2-15
20c
2%
Republic Corp.;; common:
2-5
,
(quar.)
Relchhold Chemicals .(stock dividend) ^._7___
2-9
2-
Graphite Bearings
Rayonier,
1-22
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,
7
1-31
•
3-15
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1-31
2-16
—:
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—
3-15
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Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
7
'
2-13
1-31
45c
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2-
;
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
3
30c
1-31
65c
1-29
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1-31
2-15
2-15
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preferred
5-
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Ci'aftsman-Life .insurance. (Boston)--.-v Stockholders
approved a 4-for-l stock split
6%
2-15
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3-
7
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2-23
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Pacific Atlantic Canadian
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2-15
2-15
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61 VaC
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1-26
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4-27
3-1
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40c
National
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Chemical
2-23
3-1
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1
3-
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Oxford Chemical Corp., class A—
3-
3-
35c
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William Street Fund (60c from capital
gains and 5c from net investment income)
Onyx
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2-15
One
2-15
.
2-28
1
$1.14
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1-26
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2-28
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, v
15c .7 2-24
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7.
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Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Del.); (quar.)...
50c
3-12
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Illinois
pfd. A
2-
2-28
3.75^;
4.92%
5-15
25c
7
2-15
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Oklahoma Natural Gas, common (quar.)7—,7
.'7- 4% % preferred A (quar.).^.;
4-27
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3-10
3-
$1
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2-28
Sutherland Paper (quar.)—,* >7 35c
Kansas City Life Insurance
-7
1-12
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Ohio
2-21
2-15
9
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1-15
1
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7
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i-26
2-28
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1-20
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2-20
1-31
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&
1-31
1-31
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1-31
1-25
2-15
15c
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Ltd.—
1-31
2-15i
'
12c
———
2-15
2-23
1-17
7
7:'' 3-15
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2-28
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1-20
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1-31
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1
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(Brooklyn, N. Y.)_—
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1-31
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2-15
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1-22
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2-28
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1-31
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1-15
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1-31
1-31
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1-31
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2-28
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2-27
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3-20
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7
preferred (quar.)—
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.
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1
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(quar.)
4
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5%
3-15
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2-15
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iquar.)____,
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2-15
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Mohawk National Bank
$2.3369
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capital
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372% convertible preferred
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3-1
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1-26
1-17
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9.
2-15
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.
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-
9
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of America (quar.) ~
(stock dividend)——7
77.77.
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7
2-20
Midwestern Financial Corp.
Corp.
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Trust-Units
Elizabethtown
payment date.
Company
3-9
Midwest
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2-26-
2-20
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1-31
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Fund—7,
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"SV.7 7
,
Louisville
■
From,.net investment income-i_._:77.__7
Delaware, ya1iey; Financial,-.class ;a«.4-4.-
•12c
4V2C
Detrolk Bapk
& 7Trust (stock jdividend)Development Corp. of America
(initial).,
Di Giorgio, Fruit
Corp.; 'quar.)_7.777-7-7__
1-29
■
5%:
■
7
!l-29
2-15
2-
5c
2-
.15 c
12rl9
9
2
Nashville
RR.
(quai:.).7->77l77,J77-.'K75c7
'".Lynch Corporation (Stock dividend)--7-7-5%,
.
3-12
:-
6-22
;
2-
...
1
3-for-l
.
3
5%
'
;
M-G, Inc., 'class A_
1-31
r •1-20
7- 4cMacFarlane's Candie?
1-30-7 1-16
(quar.) 77!l.77__—'■ 15o7
Managed Funds:
-7^:7 v
""''l"'/,'' —---77; /
i
Metal shares (quar.)
2*261-317
J.' 2c
•"
72-28
/
1-31 *
X^troleum 'shareS' (quar.)tr^J'77:^7^4777.!;71^,' •
7/..",2c
7*
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lc 5; ;• 2-28" 7:
71-31.
1-15
1-26
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)
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;
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Fund
-
3-
:
7
Southern
3^-15
{'•$1
(quar:>:7_77
mo
2-20
2-23
T-aO''
Doirinion &. Anglo investment
Gorp - Ltd-
•i$l.25v
-
Dorsey
Dovert
(Tbeii Corp.; .:6ft / pfrl .Jquar.)
Industries;
Ltd.
Dulany"~Fpqds*
0%
r
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tl5c.
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$1.50
7.vicv
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-
7-7'-3-!>i,:
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•
1_
"(quar.)_^_—77_7l_
,•Qaarterlyf'7!C--777:,';"3: /
*
Massachusetts InderhpitY 8c Life Insurance-^
'-i._7.7__-5._7„i-44^:r-4r__-_-_—■ .'20c....- Massey-Fergusonj.Ltd^ 5Va% pfd. (quar.) __'2 t$T.37 V(j- v *
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r
5c
3-
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-
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2-15
1
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1
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:
2-15
•'
3-15
■
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2-; 95;
preferred (quar..)
__._.!774• t$l-.12.%. * 3- 1 •'
3- "1-7
Mclntjrre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)——4,—f "-t25c 7
< Meier & Frank'»Co.; -.(quar.—— ju,.V: >51-3 L
15c
2-16 7
Metropolis. Bowling Center® .(initial) _—7
*
5c
2-16
Stock- dividend,
Southwestern: • Investors,
.
.
►
Mexican
Light & Fower, Ltd.—
!$l'preferred (quar:)~L—
Meyercord Company (quar.):
'".''
-
"
..__7i-.!—
*
1-22.>
2-1,
"
?
/ 25c
' 7VVc
•t2-
1
1-23 :
2-
1
1-19
26Vic 7
-
3.70%
.
,
■
.
3.90%
4:15%
.4.40%.
-
-
■
preferred •'.
preferzed. (q«ar.)^._
-
(quar.)
—55.:-7,
'
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—
+
'
$XlCk
$1.G6V*
4.75%/
$l.m*
tnref«Ted
(quar.)jw.^v.-~*;
(quar.V———*•—-
1
5
72- 5
1-15
7-14
..
1-31
17
7
2-15
1
5r 1
4-20..;
5-
4-20
X
7, •5- 1
•* ...5- 17,
4-20
•
.4-20./
4-20
5-1
$116,/,
inrefferred
(quari>7— *
patstom*
(qnar.).' "
prefenwk. (q«ar.)
4.25% prefeored^ (quar j
5%
5.626%
■3•»
.
$1.03%*
2-
2-15
5C
92%C /
4.60%
preferred-
8-
?5C
r-
?
2-.1
97*tc
:
7:
1
2TVH.C7"
•'; 4.30%
«
3— 6
2%
72%
6
2-5
2-28
...
Inc5 l(quat. )7i7:::_; !
preferred- (quar.)—
preferred.' (quar.)
2-28
37Yac
'
•
—
1-10
2-
:2-28 -"j
729?aC
________
Southwestern Publte-Service; com;
"•
2-16
2-1.-5
.
25 VaC
(quar.)-—
(quar.)_w_—^
(quar.)
;,
-
>
1"
i".
'2-23'
-7 'Quarterly
Company
.1-19
Southern.-Natural.Gas- (stock dividend)
-
.
(^ar:i„7:777_7_r'_r7;7_77-
,
45 c
-preferred
preferred
1-10
,1-19
split——
original partic. pfd. (3-forrl stk. split)
preferred t (quar;)ai-_-_______L.—_-
4.08%
"
'
Diamqnd iAlkaU^ Co.,- common! (quar.)..!
v
_,$4-preferrecL
stock
4.78%
6* 1
..
4.24%
1-16
2-15.
&
p
6..V'.!. 7 4-20
31%c
6-
1.40%%
f
17
;
4- 20
67A"7
6~1
5-
1
>
-
,
4-20
,4-20
a.9f>
*
.
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
(quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products,
Class
B
32c
67
(W.lliam
Stange
3Vi7
Stein
preferred
Roe
f-_—-
Currency)___
of
ler
Oil
Swingiine,
2-15
2-15
1-18
Aluminum Co. of America,
1-30
2-
1
3-
9
3.75%
3-
2
1-
8
4%
1-25
1-
8
47%
Canada,
of
Co.
2nd
2-
25c
3-9
3-
$1.10
Petroleum
Biltrite
Stock
dividend
1-16
7
27
22-
2
1-
1-16
y+c
Broadcasting Co. iquar.).
9
American
2
dividend
T'-vs
„**__»
Book
Bros.,
pleterrtd (quar.)
(John R.) (quar.)
3.bo'/c
Thriftimart.
3-14
3-14
75c,.
Stock dividend
Title
$1.25
1-31
(N.
(Subject
26.)
Tobin
Trade
Bank
&
2-
1
American
Furniture
2-
9
American
Greetings,
4-12
2-20
507",
3-30
3-
37
127 c
(Stockholders will vote at the annual
ing on Feb. 9 on a proposed
'
dividend.)
True
Temper
477
pfd.
$5
_____
^
(stock
•
Self
Service
i
dividend
(initial)______
Stores
Steamship Co,__
_—
(W. R.) Corp.',(quar.)__—
Amoskeag Co.—•.
$4.50
preferred
(s-a).^—
(Cleveland) —
Bank
Commerce
dividend
Stock
1-31
2-15
1007
*
>
6c
2-
3
1-20
6c
2-
3
1-20
67
15c
2-
3
1-20
67
30C
2-
3
1-20
Union
Finance
Class
class A (quar.)_—
Corp.,
(quar.)__
B
preferred
(quar.)
noncumulative oreferr^d (quar.)_*.—
Union Trust Co.
(Md.)
(quar.)_—.—*,
America
of
United
Biscuit
United
Ltd., class
E'lectric Coal Cos.
Hills)
U.
S.
(annual)
Lines
4'/a 7
U.
(N.
.../f
still
40c
3-9
2-23
2-15
2-
30c
2-1
1-17
50c
3-
9
2-16
22'/2C
(N.
7-
1
6-
^
(quar.)______
common
(s-a)_:
Bank
of
Portland,
the
to
subject
an
stock
United
March
57 7
United
Transit
United
Corp.,
Corp.
4
.
^
Value
Line
Income
capital
1-15
1
1-15
Arkansas
Y.)
(N.
2-28
2-8
Arnold
2-
1
1-22
Artesian
15c
2-
9
1-26
3-30
3-16
-
5c
:*
"
plus
Common
from
12c
2-
1
Atlanta
Increased
Trust
&
(Winston-Salem)—
I5c
Warner
& Swasey CO.'(quar.J__-___,-___^__l,;
Washington Mutual Investors Fund Inc.—
2-15
2-
1
40c
-
2-26
2-
7
.
From
income
investment
Washington Steel,
4.807
preferred
$1.44
preferred
Point
60c
...
•
Manufacturing
(quar.)^i_____ Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
.;
Pacific
Breweries
RR.
pfd.
White Sewing Machine Corp.,
3.607-
;
477
Power
'
Light,
1-29
1
1
587c
3-
2-
1
_*_
Final
to
W.)
2-28
$1.20
••»,
Common
$1.50
6%
67
'
2-28
Ltd.
Corporation
-Houghton
from
J,
Industries
Acme
(A.
the
BMC Industries,
1-15
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2-
1
2-
1
Sugar
Adirondack
1-15
Bank.of Babylon
Bank
2-
1-15
Bank
1
of
of
Nova
Trust
Affiliated
From
Fun£,
net
Control
incdme
A
(quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)_:
(quar.)___
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
preferred
additional
(one
held
shares
2-14
(quar.)
1-19
12-22
Central
J'
Telephone
+
.
: 1-17
1-17
V
Soya Go.
Central
12-22
K
previous
•
J
-47%
New
Power
common
class
1-17
1-17
2-15
'Common
1-26
>-
1-
5
1-15
1-31
1-31
v
1-19
to
for
.
/
1-15
Baystate
Beech-Aircraft
V
1-15
Beecham
2-1
1-15
I8c
2-
1
1-31
1-18
(initial
quar.)
8c
7i/a<3
1-22
2-
1
12-21
1-15
J$1.56y»
2-15
1-18
t$1.43%
2-15
1-18
7i/aC
2-
1
1-17
7
2-
1
"
Co.—
Retal
(increased)Corp.
for
'2-
1
1-31
Estate
Trust
Mfg.
$0.59
per
depositary
1-12
1-
1
1
2-1,
1-31
(Boston)—
47
5 7
57
57
(quar.i™
XVfYuo',
2-
1
12-29
(quar.)—;
X 15c
3-
1
20c
Biederman
9
1-15
»
"10c
3-
1
class
A
1
2-15
Blackman Merchandising Corp. (Mo.)
3-.1
2-15
1
1-19
127c
1-31
1*-15
2-15
1-25
15c
——
Binks
Mfg.
Co.
(stock
dividend)—
(quar.)
Oil
.
"
3-31
RR
3-16
57
-
2-28
2-26
14
12-29
2-20
2-20
2-20
2^20
.
>
1-19
1-19
1-
2
1-15
&
National
Electric, xjomjnoh
(quar.)
2-
5
,1-
5
1-12
3-15
* : 3-29
3-1
6-1
9-
4
1-15.
RR.—
———
1
2-
$2
3T
3-
'• 2-10
1
$1
..
1-20
1-
40c
(quar.•
com.
(quar.)
—.____*_——
(quar.)——-————
1
.2-10
,
.
,
3-
6-
1
$1.25
$1.25
*
,,8-31
!———
(Los Angeles)—J
:
1
$1.25
$1.25.
(quar.)_——*——'——Bank
2-15
2-15
4
'»
(quar.)
1-10
20c
3-15
20c
6-15;
20c
9-18
377c.2-15
—
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-20
2-15
2- 1
877c
$L50
—
—_———*,
subject
57
to
'
the
(s-a)
„
2-15
:5-15
,
8-15
-
11-30
11-15
,1
.
,
-
.
.
I:
preferred
47%
.
-
(ouar.)
107
127c
preferred (quar.)
& Pittsburgh Railroad—
\
,
'
2-10
.2-7
2- 1
1-16
2-16
(quar.)
1_
1-31
$1.25
1-31
50c
-
1-19
$5
—
com.
*
,
—
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
2-15
1-22
1-22
1-19
4- 1
$1,127
3-6
3-, 1
3-1
1-31
,2-9
2-9
Cleveland
77
12-28
1-25
9c
,2-20
-
2-1
3- 1
65c
(quar.)
preferred (quar!)
Common
47
3-
1-26
'2-20'
2- 1
30c,,,..
(quar.)
Quincy
approval by the
Comptroller of the Currency
City Investing
(quar.)-;—*—
—
City Stores Co.
(optional of 15 cents in
cash or 1 share for each 88 shares heM)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
2-16
2-
50c
j25c
1-15
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet-
4-13
" 25c
(quar.)
Furniture,
4-30
2-
1-31
20c
(quar.)
$1.75
25c
ing to be held on Jan. 8 on a proposed
stock dividend.
This payment is
1-15
"
1^15
"10 %
1
1-18
'
—
—
preferred
Citizens
12- 8
2-
7'
1-10
-
•-
.
75c
Cincinnati, New Orleans dc Texas.Pacific Ry,
5
1-19
.
&
Cincinnati Milling Machine,
47
-
common
(N. Y.)
Inter-Terminal
Cincinnati
also
share."
1-19
1-3
*1-^3
r
2- 1
*-2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
,,
,
——__—1
—:—
(quar.)—
*
Gas
Cincinnati
■'
'
$75c
Burlington
Quarterly
1-19
1
2-13
16%
Iron Worjcs- (reduced)-.
Beneficial
Corp.
(quar.)
Company
quar.)
Quarterly
5
1-
" '
20c s
(quar.)
Manhattan Bank
(Increased
.1-12
1-31;
2-
22c
(quar.)
(quar.I—**—
Refining,
&
preferred
conv.
Chase
1-10
1-12
2-
'
;
277c
_
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. »
377
convertible preferred
5
1-10
1-31.
15c
Belmont
&
$3
year
Bell & HowelLCo.
Best
"
40c
.
(quar.)
Ltd., 7% pfd.
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com.
4%
preferred (quar.)——
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
1-17
1-
-
1-31
i62yac
"H
1-19
1-31
1-31
j
.
—*——
Oil
Champion
1-30
1-26
1-31
tl2V2C
—__
1-10
l-io
—
57
;
2-15
12-23
2-10
2-10-
-
(quar.)
Store
Chicago,
2-1
;
28ysc
(quar.)
Group, Ltd.
proximately
Behlen
12-31
20c
2%„
v
__
*
Paper Co., Ltd.— "
(initial quar.)
Belding-CortiGelli,
;___
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)———*_*——
Chickasha Coiton
Ordinary (interim)
ending March 31, 1962,
less British income tax and expenses for
depositary. Dividend will amount to ap¬
2-15
1
3-10
12yac
2%
7yac
; 2-15
-
,
,
9
1%
(reduced)
—-
preferred A
1-25
2-
—
5
,
preferred A - (quar. )__—;
:_*—
,62 7c ;.r ,' 3-31
preferred B (quar.)—62Vac
3-31
$1,35 preferred (quar.)__*_——.—. 33%c
, 3-31
$5 preferred (quar.)__—.
$1.25
3r31
577- preferred (quar.)—
—*_;_'_
$1.377.V 3r31
Central Securities Corp.—
7 *
' '<*"
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—
37V2C
2- 1
$1.40 pref.
(quar.)_
;
,
35c
2- 1
Century Shares Trust—
v:
;/•,.* *
*
(From capital gains optional-cash or stk.)
46c
2- 1
Cerro Corp.
(stock dividend)—
6%
2-9
"
Dividend
1-17
3-29
Corp.
.
1-
1
ap-
——
common
1-222-
-
..
^
t
1-19
$2.50
Chain
'
.
;
:i-
•
-
12-30
1^10
„
^
$2.50
&
A
1-11
isc
5C
convertible
Bathurst
:
Corp.,
dividend
2^J
$1,627
$1.43%
dividend.—
Products
Stock
5
2-
8c
Tractor Co.,
(quar. )_*__'_,:*■*. v 26c
(Cleveland) (quar.)—: ;
50c:
Central Power & Light, 4.20%
pfd* (quar.)* $1.05
4%
preferred (quar.)——*.—"
$1
1-31
.s
.
Central National Bank
4
1-10
,,r f55c
v
Distilling Co. (stock dividend)——
Barton's
Candy (quar.)
—^
1-25
57
_____
share
subject
3-1
.
-
1-17
45c
•
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
3
1-31
\
Barton
(quar.)_
preferred
6%
nine
1
in
-z-.
1-
;
1-26'
.
X 2-20
.
1-31
;
'/
•
(quar. )$—
pfd.
55c
1
V lr10•
.
41c 2-1
' 13%c
2-1
* - >.) ■ v
5
2-
10c
2-15
$1.25
1-22
6%c .V 3-12
'
—
Co.—-
&
1-
12-29
''
quar.)_:—
Gas,
3-1
^
1- 4
2-
1-31
;
/-v.' 5%
'
3-
New
(quar,)___
■
Natural
,"3-20
8c
Products-^——-——;——
(increased
Vl-17
25c ;
4.207 preferred (quar.)——__—' $1.05
Celotex Corp., common.(quar.)
J—:_— "
25cX 57; preferred (quar.)'—.—' 25c/
13c
10c
______*____
Y.)—
3-15
Inc.—
Inc.,
(N.
(quar.)
$1,127
dividend)
8%%
B
Scotia
/ proval of stockholders)—
Barry.Wright Corp. 1 quar.)
announced
Metal
Caterpillar
t70c""
^
(quar.)
1
•
6%7
Class
Ltd. (annual)____;
pfd. (quar.)
3-
1-25
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
Albertson's,
$1.12ya
3-^n
-
(quar.)
investment
Products
;
7
.
1-15
2-15
2-28
1-26
'
—
1-15
2-20
• '■•}
20c
35c .
-
1 •'
•
(Long Island)- (stock div.)
N. J.) (quar )-
dividend
each
(quar.)_.____
Corp.
3c
Commerce1 (Newark,
Stock
(quar.)
Industries
Plastics
Admiral
Air
Corp.
7 7
2-20
equal
In¬
Co., 677. pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Adams-Millis
Refinery
3-L
,20c
ordinary-—
Steel
5% %
of
capital gains)
(quar.)_
r
com.
(initial).—
class A
2-1
$75c
12c
Ry.
,12-29
-1-31
.
'2-21
2-17
15c
.
(quar.)
Ltd.
"
1
$20c
1—$8c
1_
$2oc
Quarterly
C
British
dividends
.
Inc,
(quarterly
from
17c
(L. S.) & Company,
47% preferred (quar.)
20c
(stock
R.),
and
.
'•
:
,12-30
2-1
Convertible jr. preferred (quar.)___'_l.;—$1.06(4'
3-1
477- preferred (quar.)—*—_z—$1.127
'.'. 3^ 1
Caspers Tin Plate Co
——:__—/ "
10c
12-30
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)
$10c~'
1-29
"Extrtt *
"
$5c1 *'•1*29
V
1-11
37yac '
l-3l
15c
1-31
15c
-1-31
,
.10c
,
2-28
' 7 ,-/
' '
t34yac
1-31"
:
"B"
Fund
income
-
(quar.)
Ayres
B
(quar.)
preceding table.
Abrams
30c non-cum.
Pacific
Pirie "Scott
Carson
2-20
.
(quar.)
Products,
1-15
1
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these being given in the
A.
—
•
<.
,.
V 1-22
2%
v
;
pfd.
Avalon Telephone Co." Lid.—. "- r' '
57%
preferred (quar.)
*
•_
Bankers
1961
dividend)
Qil "Cos.,
Power & Light—
Cascade
2-28
107
(quar.).
common
give
(stock
A
'
Fund__—
12-30
2- 1,
^
$3oc
Corp.
(quar.z
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)—_
Carolina
1
2- 1
1-22
.
.-1. "-7
4.i
(quar.)
Carlisle
•; 1-11
,
f
Ltd.—
(year-end)
Gown,
Carolina
'
(quar.)
.preferred B
Automatic Steel
Stock
we
class
&
preferred
preferred A
Cap &
-
5C'
2-
$1.27
year
•
Automobile Banking Corp.—_
Basic
Below
'*>'
Co.—
3-15
3-13
Co.
&
2-28
$1.26
preferred (quar.)____
Wurlitzer
Nichols
5
12-29
-*-317$ ''' 2-10
t'2- 1
t25c r\'-.2-y 1
•
y
-
(s-a)*—
Canaveral International Corp. (special)-
1-26
,
C
.
$45c
-Common
■/>,/'' •
^ ,2- 1
2-1
'
3-15
2-1
2-13/
1-17
•
.
—
Investment
Canadian
2-19
'
/
1-31
Canadian
12-30
1-*; 3-1.
1-15
55c
$25c
(quar.)
1-19
3- 1
2--1
(quar.)___-—'.:♦<> $2oc
Ltd.
3-15
tax
come
Worthington Corp.,
4',27
3-15
.<■;
;
after
_
(accum.)i*
preferred
conv.
.
^____
—
(quar.)_;
Foundry
$1.19
___■
:
the
(quar.)
com.
$1.10
(quar.
Co.,
&
for
Co.,
$1.25
$0.09 7/10c
.
..
Extra
1-31
3-15
______
payment
about
,,
1-15
1-19
1-12
*
2
1-31
12-27
Canadian
"X
!
•
$1.20 prior preference
(quar,30c
Automated
Prints
(quar.)
.
5c
Axe
2-15
(quar.)__>.
Works
Refining
Steel,
Avco
..40c
-
____
dividend
(F.
1-29
$1,127
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Woolworth
1
2-
preferred (quar.)__
Public Service Corp.—.
Stock
2-
1-10
2-
preferred
Brass
1-31
2-
common
$1.25
1-12
10c
,
1
3-
;
v
___i
Extra ;
1-20 i
1-31
3-
4.767
5.087
3- 1
477 c
(quar.)
&
2-
(quar.)_
Wisconsin
5.047
1-20
15c
$1.50
common
preferred
Wolverine
25c
1
75c
Power,
4.407
57
1-31
2-
50c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)__
4.807-
1-18
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__—_
preferred
Wisconsin
1
V
f-
(quar.)_
Electric
preferred
1
3-
$20c
(quar.);1.
$2 pfd.
;/
City Electric Co.—
Brass
Atlas
1
23c
,
,___
preferred
2-
(s-a)—-
Line Ry.-(s-a)
Air
Atlas General Industries—
Austin
2-
V'
,
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)_______*
Wliite-Rcdvers Co. (quar.)_____
67
2-1
^1
3-1
t30c
.
67
Corp.,
Westgate-California
Class A (initial)
$3
3-
preferred
Charlotte
$3.75 preferred B (quar.)
Atlas
2
2-15
1
30c
" •
25c
$4.50
•
v'
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$1.18%
60c
• 93%t;
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1
.A.. -'
.
2'
12-29
1-31
r__:
Common
2r 2,
2-^ 1
;
2'
.1-
.1-
1-31
Imperial Bank of Commerce—
Extra
Carolina
/13c :*>
2
127c
1-19
v
1-
1-2,
1-
—5% '
:
Canadian Industries,
;i
•
-
*
(quar,)
(quar.)
2
2-
...35c
Canada
Western
1-31
2-
2-16
,
36c
30c
V,
Quarterly
Western
Wisconsin
2-16
34c
(quar.)__
common
(ouar.)__
1
3-
25c
(quar.)
West Coast TeleDhone,
West'
Pc
■
______
Ry.-
(quar.)
&
Atlantic
.,-
(quar.)_!
common
Fe
47 ' preferred
(quar.)
4.75 7 preferred (quar.)—
:
quarterly
'
v
Santa
Canadian
;■
.1-10
2- "li
1-2
"
,
12-27
Quarterly
3-26-
.•
1-19
____—
v
4%
43%c
2
,1-10,
1-
1-15.
-3-15
2-15 ?
2-23
;
1-29
(increased quar.)__
Co., Ltd., common
(quar,) _L_.
*-
1-10
1-22
1-12
•
1-26
2-28
2-20
$1.30 pref.
-Vt32%c-/•> 3-20
Canada Growth Fund
(initial)
^ $$0,314 v
1-31 ',12-29
;
3- 9
Canada Packers, Ltd., Hass A
(s-a)_—4877c
- 42
3- 9
vClass B
(s-a),————
/ $877c
4- 2
Canada. Southern Ry
(s-a)_.—*———
$$1.50
2- 1 : •. 1-15
2-28
Canadian Breweries Ltd." (quar.)_—^*__*_—• «-.$427c
4- 2
1-10
Canadian Bronze Co. Ltd., common__—_
•
$37Vic2- 1 .
;v'5%- preferred
i-lO
(quar.>
.
$$1.25
2- 1 ;
,1-10
,
.
5c
Cement
Canada
1-19
27X:
-
.
/
.
&
Noncumulative
1
2-16
20c
;
gains
Bank
dividend)*
preferred (quar.)
Stationers Supply Co.
(111.)—
Quarterly
Topeka
*V
" 7V• •
(stock
Atchison,
Inc.—
Co.
V,1"
Water, r7%
Atlantic
Wachovia
Gas
Constable
Associated
'
income
Western
Stock' dividend
■
12 7c
-
___
'
■
Fund,
from, earned
8c
"
1
2-
87'/2C
(extra)
Industries
&
2-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
t
12-30
15c
:—
Products
Oil
1-31
62«/2C
(quar.)_
common
preferred
conv.
Utilities
J14c
(Del.),
(quar.)__
Whelan
$3.50
Universal
of
1-10
12-30
1-31
2r 1
2- 1
»
2-15
1-29
Campbell Soup
1-20
Appalachian Ppwer Co.
> ■
;
4Y2% preferred (quar.)_______-_l____—l- "' $1.12 V2
2- 1
4.507 preferred (quar.)___—
>• .$1,127 v
;2-, 1
Applied Research, Inc.
—__—w
8c
2-16
Argus Corp., Ltd., com. (increased)
$32yac
" 3- 1
$2.50 preferred B
(quar.)
1
62Vac.
2- T„
$2.60 preferred C (quar.)
65c
2- 1
5
Ltd.—
Co.
-57' preferred
4-
12-15
_______
(quar.)_,
Machine
dividend
Stock
.
2-, 9
-
'
—
Campbell
;
VI1-20
t$1.37Va X 2-T
X
•.
:r~,; r.i.
6-15
6-30
25c
177c
—
Extra
1-10
:i.
,
3-16
3-31
'
5c
8%c
Camp Chemical Co. (initial)—
Campbell Red Lake Mines (quar.)
12-20
37V2C
3r'9
aucV- 2- JL-k
627«.-'-v 2-1
5c,
1-24
*. 4%,,. 1^24
(s-a)
Ltd., 57 7 pfd. (quar.)
1
a-10
.
1-24
r
9
12-29
;
57
8
.
6-15
Telephone Co.—
quarterly oil common—*____* ~
36c
2-1
preferred
(quar.)—_—*_*—33c
^ 2- 1
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—
______
- 31 Vic,/ .
2- I
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)—_______
31c
*'2- 1
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)___
30c
2- 1
$1 preferred
(quar.)——____——
C,-25c. - 2- 1
California Western Gas
(stock dividend)—'
5%
2-1
-2^9
•
1-19
3-16
$1.32
1-12
2- 1
3- 1
2- 1
2-1
-»
1-15
•
Increased
1-15
•
2
California Water &
1
6-26
; " ,1r*
common_^____-;
preferred (quar.)'—
1:—
Anken. Chemical & Film Corp. (N. J.)
Stock dividend
Packing_____i.___*__-__***_***__-
1-17
—:
Anthes Imperial
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)_
Inc.
(quar.)
Animai Trap Co. of America;
20)
Electric Co.,
Towns
to approval
split subject
stockholders
Ltd.
.
Anheuser-Busch,
.
div.
the
4-20
—__
Anglo-;Newfouudland development, Ltd.—
•'
-
(guar.—
Anglo-Huronian,
:.t,
5
Oregon—
S'%
stock
approval
by
approved
preferred
Quarterly
(quar.) *__■/
Y.)
,
(Forest
Comptroller qf the Currency——X___
United Stockyards Corp.-—
7
(4-for-l
$2.90
1-31
(quar.)_____;—
preferred
47%
8
$2.30
preferred
National
8.
2-
1
2-15
(quar.)_—
Co.
J.);
Stockholders
3-
1-23
t20c
(quar.
-
Insurance
Fire
2-15
25c
(quar.)__—
National Bank of Long Island
United
S.
B
Corp.,
United
U.
Co.
60c
37
t30c
$56yjc
r .- t73c
J25c
Anglo-American Exoloration i stock dividend)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A •- (quar,).
^
Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. 4s-a)_*___
$$3.50
Byers
(A. M.)- Co, #<quar.)—'
5c
California Electric Power, $3 pfd .<quar,)__j
r,75c
.3-15
2- 1
1-26
.
1-
Terminal
Ink'(quar.
7- 3
.
107
50c
_:
1
1-17
preferred (quar.)_—**_***__*__:—.*
$1.127',12-31.
Co.' (stock dividend)~
2%
1-24
47%
Bush
1-17
2-15.
'
$2.25
Anadite, Inc. (stock dividend).:
Anderson Clayton & Co. (quar.)
>
15c
.
8
1
2-26
'
California
*2-
5
3-
3-
1-31
2- 1-'
2- 1
3-31
6-30
_
(quar.)
_______—.'$1,127
preferred ' (quar.)_
$1,12 7
California
3-
1-10
1-12
12-20
3-15
5c
3-_ 1
3*; 1
3-
1-10
3-27
2- 1
*_—
.1-15 ;
3-30
.
67%
30c
/25c
177
prezerred
4Y2 7
lr 2
1
1-10
*2- 1
3-15
3-15
*•
Butterfly
$2-' ,3-30
' 50c " ' 2-1
——___—_
(quar.)
Ames
Union
5%"
^.
American Viscose Corp.
2-
loc
Castings Co.___
Steel
47%
5
X
r.
(s-a)—
3-19
1
1
2- 1
4%
>$12yac
J37yac
*50c
Products—-*—**
Ltd., class A (s-a)
^Sc
Burrus Mills, Inc., common..:—
:—
25c
Common -,
—i.„__X r" 25c
:
l
Forest
1
1
1-26
22c
,
(stock dividend)
Co.
1-15
3-12
1-22
Oxygen,
Buckeye
1-15
v
•
4222-
,
Ltd. Ordinary— .
>
Final for year ended Sept.
30, 1961_*__
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Browning Arms
(initial)—:*___*—l—_—
Bruce
(E. L.) Company (stock dividend)—
Buchanan Steel Products
(quar.)—i_u.___.z_
1- 5.
1
1-
Mfg.
American
2-28
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)___—
A
1-23
2-
.
J.)—
N.
of Vapor Corp. for
Stock
3-31
4-15
$1.12Vz
12c
____i_
2-
2-28
3-15
.
323-1
.< •
-7 • V;.. 1
American
...
30c
;
('• 5%.;-..
>
B
British
I- 9
1- 9
2-1
17 9
2- 1
1-16
1-26
1-22
2- 1
1-31
2-15
..,'C
-
(Milton)
Columbia
Class
2- 1
.
(quar.)
(quar.)______
British Columbia Packers,
1-19
95c
75c.
$1.06
$1.19
*
9
1-19
Co.—
common
Products
Bradley
British
1-23
2- 1
4- 2
2- 5
preferred (quar.)——;
preferred (quar.)
4.787
1-12
>
Co.,
Edison
Bowman
:
2-20
2-26
.
stock
.
..
(quar.).
(quar.)____—^
Co.,
Qas
1-31
meet¬
1007
;.
Corp. common
preierence
Trunkline
'
.
I
3-9
2-15
■>
(Newark,
2-;l
,
'
50c
87M2C
2%
;
i-
2- 6
2- 1
preferred (quar.)
$3.80
Boston
1-12
^
Gas
Taunton
Brockton
2
12-29
,
^2- 8
•'*-; 4
(6c from.net investpient income plus 30c r.
y. *•
>>■ from capital.gains)__—_i__——,*'X
» 36c •
;L-30
American Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
•—30c ... 2-' 1
American Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
30c
3-15
$4 preferred (quar.)—_—i
1
—_
,r f;-' $T,3-1:5
$5 special preferred (quar.)
—;
$1.25
3-15
(Dallas)—
Co.
Insurance
2
(monthly)
Co.
1-25
25c
5c
.
.
B
div.) ■' (l/65th of a
each share held)
American Mutual Fund—
;!
1
V'
2-1
2-15
4-
Insurance
share
■
,
—_____
and- class
A
Quarterly
American
.
57
Home
^
2-15
2-28
35c
class
Products
American
3-15
2
4-
25c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Transcontinent'Television (increased
Universal
(quar.)^_
2-2
2-1
10c
(payable in class A stock)
(stopk div.)
9
on
Trans-Lux
Trinity
1
American
,,
—...—•—
____
.
3-
9
;i-i5
2-
$1
10c
4% preferred (quar.)
borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
37% preferred (quar.)
Bostich, Inc. (stock dividend)
Fisheries,
4.257
•
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$1.56,725c
—-
Distilling (quar.)——
Ameriqan L^quitabje Assurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
2-15
„
—.——
(quar.)
class A preferred
American
»'•
dividend
Stock
12-29
Publishing
List
Booth
3-16
1-31
...
:
2-
3- 1
2-28
-
3yac.
' 50p
31V4C
(quar.)—.—'
;
30c
-
47
45c
——r..
common
1-19
1-17
,
......
.,
"
(quar.)—
preferred
6.25%
1-17
Co.,
12t21
1-30
.
.
Shares—
2-13
2- 1
3-10
4-1
t25c,
t56c
(quar.)___^—75c
(quar.)____
57
(quar.)
!____—
(increased)__—
Trust (New York City)—
Corp.
Can
'.Extra
1-17
Packing Co.
Tokheim
2-23
Blyvrtzicht Gold Mines, Ltd., ordinary—
(Interim payment equal to about $0,159
per depositary share after deductions)Bbise
Cascade Corp.
(quar.)
'
,
__j.—
15c
(quar.),..
stockholders
approval' of
to
February
1-31
1-31
:
(stock div.)____
Y.)
$1.50
1-19
15c
9iy<c
class A & class B—
on
Guarantee Co.
1-25
1-26
30c
„
__i
American
2-15
10c
_—.—______
class .A & class B
Inc.,
2-15
277-
.
i.--
Thompson
3-16
Blue
13%c
12yac
Ltd.—
Corp.
Co.
Business
American
2-15
$5 preferred (quar.)__„—_
common (quar.)—
Industries,
Thalhimer
12-31
3-30
2-14
1-26
:—"93%c
Rubber—.. -
Extra
53
3-14
10c
—
■
Stock
2-15
75c
1-19
2-17
2-10
2-27
.,1-22,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___—______
preferred
1st
American
._*__—
-
common
(quar.)—_—__i
Amerada
(quar
-
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
Taft
30c
—
common
(quar.O
preferred
6%
2-8
67
6c
50c
8c
Co.
preferred
Aluminum
3-30
1-25
*-*
—
(quar.)
B
class
Inc.,
2-15
1
-
$1.11
-
Inc.
Biscuits,
Sunshine
1
1
3-
2-15
Control
87'Ac
*——
*
(quar.)_—
6c
Tobacco,
Bros.
Bloch
,,
1
:—
3-
2-15
3-15
30c
*_*____
_-*
(quar.)__l
Co,r
(111.)—
Casualty
&
dividend
3-
3-15
Allied
15c
(a»ar
—
_
Stock Fund
Life
American
Stock
(quar.)—
Allied Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
_________
Allied Radio Corp.
(quar.)
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)_l___—.
Allside Inc. (quar.)
!__—A_—
—— 1
Amalgamated Sugar, 57 preferred (quar.)_
40c
Optional—cash or b*o.,k—
—
Sterling National Bank & Trust (N. Y.)—
Stock div. (subject to approval of Control¬
Sun
1
30c
Farnam
&
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
0) Company
Name
-
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
30c
*—*
Company
_
(quar.)_______
J.)
Stailffer Chemical Co.
2-
All
1
2-
40c
iquar.)
pieitsueu
2-
1
2c
-
ati.oo
1
3-
—
:
Packaging,
preferred (quaf.)__z
preferred (quar.
1
3-
10c
class A <quar.)
$1.20
Name of Company
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
.
.
'
—
iquar.l
Stanaard
3-
36c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
$1.44
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
33c
States Telephone,
Southwestern
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(406)
10
regular guaranteed
special guaranteed
Click Chemical Corp.
'-v
-Stock
dividend
(quar.)—_!
(quar.)
;
**_*__—____**
,877c
_
> .
5°c
5c
57 «
1-12
1-31-- ;1-12
mmmm
Volume
195
Number 6127.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(407)
11
*
Per
Name of Company
When
v
Share
Equipment (2-for-l stock split)__
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
Holden
1-31
"30c,,
Name of
12-28
Dupuls
2-15
1-23,
.87V'2c
3-31
3-15
?$1
1-31
1-10
tlOc
1-31
1-31
1-10
Company
Freres,
Ltd.,
When
Share
class
A
(quar.)—
Holder9
common
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)__4
2-15
t30c
2-15
1-31
3-15
2-28
2-
1-
dividend)
5%
Name of Company
1-31
31 lie
5% preferred (quar.)
Dynalectron Corp, (stock
Per
Payable of Reo,
tl4c
>1-10
*f$l
*$3.50 "preferred
(quar.)
Colling.wood Terminal, Ltd.,
Per
Payable of Re0,
Cochran
9
General
Colonial
Finance,- 5%
Colonial
Fund
income)-
-
*
Colonial
Plastics
System
(quar,)_
1-30
Electric--
7."
K
*
•
i
1-15
2-1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
2-
_■
Commonwealth
Stock
1-
;
$1*.31 lA
___
•>
'
National
7c
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_:
_
Consolidated Bakeries (Canada),
Consolidated Edison; (N. ,Y.) —:
1 $5 preferred (quar.)_z_
1
Ltd.
7
Co,,
preferred;, (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)
Aviation
Quarterly
Continenetal
&
Continental
Commercial
Motors
Ridge
4,4**4 4;''.
4__tV
Credit
"
'
*$2
•
1-19
3-
2
3-2
2
3-.2.<
^
2
Co.
15c
-conv.
pia. -40-a)
Milner
Cork
&
&
(quar.)
Pass
i5c
•
,
2-
1
2-
1
50c
2-16
——
^preferred
1-22
12-21'
$4 preferred
A
30c
Quarterly
;
i
1-31
1-
1
1-10
;■* 2-
1
1-fU ;
n
5
-
*
<
$1
$1.37 Vi '
;•!
„
,
2-1
1-10
25c
2-1
-1-10
15c
1-22
1-
50c
;
First
7•
iv4c
•:
4-
*
551
9
5 ■*:
(quar.)
25C
4_
stock__—
10-4
•
*>:
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"'.■"*
3-3
3-
3
-
2-
5
Coatings
(-quar.)
45c
1-26
"10c
?
" 2- 57 ;
!1-12 "
V
(quar. 1
Power
&
•
preferred——
Lignt'
•
$1.19
—_4———— —
Phillips Stores, 5'/2,%
2-
14C "!
'
-
(increasea)__i—
7
1
2-
-
33c
1
1-12
•••;; 1- 2
"
2-
1-25
,
(annual)
7
A
N.
Assn.
A
Industrial
Gulf
1-15
1
1-17
$35c
2-
1
25c
3-
1
27c
2-15
7V
(monthly).
2
:
1-17
"
•
2-16
1-31
.;
!•"
27c
3-15
28%c
3-15
2-28
27 Vac
1-27
1-
(San
.
Jose)-r-
2-28
to
Credit
(quar,).
Bureau,
Bank
of
(monthly)
Corp.
Co.
2-
1
12-27
1-22
12-29
!
•;
2-1
7
2-1
,
.
,
iV'f. 7' +•'.
:.l-23
.
2-1
1-19
2-
; 1-25
1
(Del.)—
9c
.
—
(year-end)_j
*
.
1-20
12-30
2c
1-27
;
2-
$1.10
1-15
1-15
2-
$2
1
1-19
15c
1-22
9c
—
2-„lt
3-14
5%
(quar.)
1-29
1-10
2-23
12-22
'
Water & Utilities
Markets,
Giant
(quar.)___________
.Foods
Plus
20c**'
prd,2(s-a)_L____i-7
4%
(initial)
2-
1-15
-
1
1-17
2-15
,10c'
;.
1-31
2-
1
1,-19
2-
1
1-19
•
10c
2-15
•Diversified
Growth
Stock
(quar.)
Fund—
•>
*
-
___ —
preferred
Dividend
Shares,
investment
Dobbs
.
(quar.)—
Inc.
u
'• 8%C
;
'7
;
($1.00
.
"vu.'
from
3-
1-31
2-7
^
Dominion
'»'■
2nd
capital
preferred
1-10
' •
1
1-30
„
1-15
I
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3-1
2-15
i
^.
.
- 7"
:
•
.
,
-
.
»
' 420c
:
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
(quar
—__
Oilcloth
&
Steel
Coal
Tar
Linoleum. (quar.)
Chemical,
t td.
;
.;i5c v
$37 %.C
•
(quar.)_^
(quar.)___
.
from
from
net
net
investment
realized
income
and
2- 7
,
A
common
securities
-
$4.50
preferred
$3.50
preferreH
Ducommun
(quar.)_____—
(ouar.).
Metals
Dumas-Milner
—
(quar.)——
*du Pont of Canada,;" Ltd., common
tdu Pont (E. I.) de-Nemours—
.
class A
1
$20c r
*2- 1
1-
2
& Supply (quar.)
Corp.,-class A (quar.)
Gem
1-26
,1-12
"
,1-31
1-12
1-26
12-29
1-25
(3-for-2
General
1-25
$5
common
1-23
1-
8
-;1-31
8C
1-31
8c
2-28
8c
'>
3-31
•
.
1-15
,
2-15
3-15
._
stock
••
■
General
$4.75
1-31
1-17
50c
3-
2-7
$1.
2-
1
1
15c
1-17
.1-25
12 VaC
4-20
■
split)
1-12
4-
5
(quar.)
"
1-
2
Investors—•
preferred
1-23
■
.
American
Bakeries,
Electric
—
- ,1
Fre°isi°u
preferred
4-
2
3-14
;
1-25
1-10
50c
;
-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.12%
1-25
12-22
30c
Ltd.. (quar.)
Co.
Mills, Inc.
Motors
-
2-
tlOC
1
1-10
*
■•
—
93%c
2-
1
1-
8
——_.
$1.25
2-
1
1-
8
2_.
Equipment—
(quar.)
$1.18%
—.—
3-15
2-28
30c
25c
2-
1-10
General
1-15
1
General
2-15
'4'/2%
*
_______
7 VaC
3-
1
Public "Utilities
Steel
Wflres,
preferred
5%
(quar.)
-
(quar.)___,
pfd.
!
2-15
2-
5
12 %c
5-15
5-
4
3-
1
2-
2
30c
3-15
3-
1
2%
3-17
2-16
34c
3-
2-15
(quar.)——
—
.4
,
1
1-24
30c
2-23
2-23
1-24
2-23
1-24
3-10
3-
—
1
3-
8
12-29
2-
6
1-22
2-
$5
1
;
s
37 %c
1-19
30c
(quar.)—
2-28
3-15
2-28
40c
——
3-15
10c
2-10
1-25
2-15
1-26
7 VaC
Shares
Co.
(quar.)_.———
30c
.7
25c
(Houston)
—i-v*-*)-(Jacksonville)—
Co.
<o<;
1
7
(quar.)—_—:——
M2
,
,
:■
3-19
3-
6-11
$1.25
—
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Cotton.
Hamilton
Series
Ltd.,
5-25
1
H-C7
(quar.)
& World,
Brace
2-
1
1-
1UC
2-
1
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-15
,
2-15
3c
1-31
12-29
3c
1-31
12-29
a
Inc.
Y.)—
(N.
Corp.
Stock
Hart
;
Light, common (quar.)—
4.96%
preferred (quar.)
;
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)——Hat Corp. of America, com (stock dividend)
5%
preferred (quar.
:—
Financial' (stock
Hayes Industries
Heppenstall
5Va%
4%%
Co..
7%
dividend
\
Hyster
Idaho
Co.
2-23
1-26
$$1.25
2-
1
2-
1
1-
1
1-23
2-
1
1-15
1
2-
1
1-15
2-
9
1-19
2-
9
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-15
loe
(quar.)—
2-15
2-
1
2-
1
1-31
1-
2
1-13
35c
2-15
$1
$20c
3%
2-
1-27
1
1-15
1-26
12-29
12-29
1-31
25c
2-
1
1-16
15c
2-
1
,1-12
25C
4-
2
3-15
$1
2-
1
1-16
$1
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
2-
1
$1.25
5-
1
4-16
1-29
"1-19
25c
<
25c
1-16
1-25
2-20
$1
1-15
1
1-12
20c
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
I-10
51c
——v.
4.26%
preferred (quar.)—
4.42%
preferred (quar.)———
—
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
*
—
Income Properties, class A (monthly)——
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
—
Indiana National Bank (Indianapolis)—
2-
1
1-10
52 VaC
2-
1
1-10
53V.C
2-
1
55 V4 c
7
1-10
1
1-10
58 %c
2-
1
1-10
51c
2-
1
1-10
6c
1-
2-
1
2-
1
31VhC
2-
1
1-12
37 %c
2-
1
1-12
10%
dividend
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(s-a)—
Inglewood Gasoline
(quar.)—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.,, common (initial)—;—
60c preferred (quar.)
—
Ltd.—
Growth Fund
1
2-
K6c
iquar.)__
(quar.)
2-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2-15
1-24
1-lw
750
3-
1
1-30
$3
7-
1
6-
5c
2-
1
1
1-20
JbOc
1-30
,1-15
$15c
1-30
1-15
Shares,
(from
net
in¬
1-10
22 Vac
2-
15c
—
common
preferred
Institutional
c
55c
(quar.)—
—
Stock
1-13
$20c
of
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Brick (quar.)— !i
Power,
4
1
37%c
Bearing
Power
4.08%
5
1-
2-
35c
—
Company —
4.20%
1-
C
3%
4%
1
1
1-25
31V4C
—
—
New
York
(quar.)
(quar.)———
—
Hormel
(George A.)
& Co.
(auar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
(quar.)_
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas, Ltd.
(initial)——
Hupp - Corp., common
(stock dividend)
Hussmann
Refrigerator
(quar,
Hydraulic Press Brick * (quar.)
—Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
,
1
Common
(quar.) ,
—
4%
preferred A (quar.)—7—
4%
preferred A (quar.)
—
5%
preferred B (quar.)_.
—,—
—
5%
preferred B (quar.)_.—
&
1-22
1
2-
5c
(quar.)—
Winston
&
Insurance
Ball
1-30
20c
(quae. v____.———
Rinehart
Home
Hoover
1-10
9
2-
35c
u-'—
_—
Co., Ltd.
&
1
2-
5 %
$1 s>5
Stores, -,5%
pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
1-10
2J
'
■
—
Sportswear, (initial)—
Holt Renfrew
2-1
1
Co.—-
Holly
5%
1-10
56 Va
preferred (quar.)—-—
Higbie Mfg. (quar.)—.
Stock
1-19
12-26
1
13%
5%
Holiday
4%
9
1-29
22-
20C
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
Powder
1-12
62 Va C
—
(quar.)—
pta.
Hercules Gallon Products—
Hercules
1
62c
*
—•-
preferred
3-
56 %c
...
•
dividend)
(quar.)—
Furniture.
Hemenway
1-12
75c
Electfic
Hawthorne
1
1 '/a %
dividenu
(stock
2
2-
35c
(increased-quar.)_i._
Marx
&
Stores
2
4-
3oc
1-30
10c
'
,
1-
3%
(quar.)———
Schafner,
2-18
6
4-16
10%
dividend
Hartford
3-
12 Vac
—•———-—
&. Richardson (stock dividend) '
Harris-Teeter Super Markets
(quar.)..——
Harrington
HarsCo
6
2-
$$1.25
(quar.).—
(quar.)
Quarterly
3
66V4C
.!
pfd.
5%
Funds—Series
H-DA
Institutional
'
;
3
1-10
2%,
Extra
30C
(quar.)____.
1-15
12 VaC
12-29
.
Inc.-—
preferred iqhafj—
preferred. (quar.)____
1-10
871/-C
5-31
:33c
,
.
M
(quar.)____.
Co.,
$3.75
'
(306
■
1-
—_—-—
conv.
Hamilton
Illinois
Skogmo
International,
General
:!
l_
t__
—
-
General
31c
6-21
2
preferred (quar.)_2___^—^—.
Gateway Sporting Goods (quar.)—:
Gateway Transportation (initial
General
2-26
——
: 2-28
7c
4%
4,/2%
$1.12%
.*.
'
General
10c
(final
2
1-10
11-11
3-21
15c
.-22;_2r*(increased monthly)__
Gardner-Denver
1-15
1
12-30
.
1-15
1-31
2-
1-31
1-15
1-29
15c
(quar.)__
(quar,)__7__,_J___
Fundamental Investors—
; v 1-19
2-
3-31
lr?5
$30c
-
i-n
1-22
29c
profits)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Go. (Md.)— '
Class
.2%
—
.!
1-19
2-1
430c
UOc
Long & Co., Ltd., Ordinary
(Final payment of 6%% for the year ended
Sept. .30, 1961 less British Income Tax)
Dreyfus Fund—
'
;
(2c
A
Frouge Corp,
Gamble
,
1-17
the
of
._
;
100%
Dominion
,
,
1-29
2-15
1
of
3-16
4- 2
Dorman
'
Class
4
;
also
and
7.Frosst (Charles E.) & Co.,
2-15
approval
2-
,
1' 9
$1.05
inuar.-)—---—
Dominion
&
V
2"10
Jan." 31
to
2,7 '22 Comptroller .of Currency)
.Franklin
Stores. Ccu*d 2(quar2f—
Fraser Companies, Ltd. (quar.)__.^
;
Monthly.
income)^
Dominion
&
stockholders
and
—
Fabrics,
12-29
.(subject
25c
«
gains
Engineering Works—
dividend
..
7
-
long.-term
•
•
.
5c .from ordinary
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
Stock
1-31
12 %c
r
t
Dominion
.
'7/ 2- 1
'
.
1-31
•
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common (quar.)
7 37 VaC
,
i$1.56- preferred, (quar.)-j—________- :'/,••• 39c ; •
*
.7
2V»c
_
(quar.)
Dominick Fund—
9
-
11 om'i»efc
incomel
Houses
29c
v
r
———
(quarterly
2-
-
-.
7%
•:
35C
.
K<:(Semi-aqnua.1: froni capital p-ains)—
"■> ,Diversified' Industries. Inc.
(Calif.) — !■',.
-
;,7'
-
1
37 Vac
—
90c
45c
,..t
•
;.V Dickey. (W. S.) Clay Mfg.
5.30%
Holt,
12 Vac
12V?C
■
dividend
1-15
2-
1-31
■..
,*;
Stock
1
1
50c
Hagerstown Gas Co., new com. (miual-quar.)
Bros., common
(quar.)—
—
,
2
'
7
22-
20c
Halle
1-13
1
1-31
17c
$1.75
(accum.)_____2
$5.40 pfd.
2
Morristown
America
1-22
1
15c
———
of
1-31
of
2-23
2-
Hagan Chemical & Controls, Inc.—
Hartfield
1-
4
(Mich.)
Inc.
of
Avenue,
1-12
-
!2
30c
Research
Trust
2-1
12-27
2%-:
Iron
(quar.)'
Republic
Corp.A
1
1
!
25c
7
dividend
National
3?
56 V4C
22c
approval
12-26
tl3c
(quar.)————-
common
Insurance
preferred
preferred
$5
5
,.'• 2-
■
i,
1962)
23,
1-23
3-10
Ltd., Ordinary and
payment of 12V«%
Tax for year ending
Mobile & Ohio RR.
Harcourt
'-.—a.
,7 VaC
75c
(subject
1-15
7, 1-17
(New York City)—
Jan.
5%
—.
Industry
Interstate
$5
J.,)—
Trust
&
1-25
(quar.)—
B
Life
Gulf
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
1-17
2-
Fund—.
Income
Bank
dividend
Fifth
Food
•
12-30
;
1
2-
(quar.tj;_—.
National Bk.
National
Florida
Gulf
i'; $25c
Income
Telecasting,
Class
1-15
/;
B
Growth
Federation Inc.—
preferred
2-10
8c
—
(Houston)
&
Western RR.__—
Cqmpany—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Gross
7
;
3-15
2-
1-15
1962. Equal to approximately
Depositary share)-———
31,
per
Class
1
2-28
1-15
1
c
Stores,
interim
Grolier, Ipc;, common
V
1
4c
1
2-
Bay
5%
»
•
1
$35c
1
2-
——
Insurance
Griesedieck
2-
.
^
Green
1
12-29
British
$.044
7*
2-
w-
2-
—u——
(an
A
March
1-15
2-15
$100
30c'
40c
__—w—
Life
Universal
less
7;
20c
Foote Bros. Gear &: Machine—, v
'
1-12
.
'1-31
V
,
J- u 21 '(■
Class A tquar.j
—2
Class B (quar.)
VFoote & Da vies (initial)____2_——___
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.- (quar.)—
■7V,
25C V"1-30 ■'•■7,1-19:77
Ford Motof* Co.
Detroiter .Mobile
(increased-quar.) __2—10c
1-31 HOmes,.(quar.
2-15.
FrankKn Life Insurance Co. (Springfield, 111.)
Dial Finance
(quar.) v—
XZ'*
.25c
2- 6
1-15;,:
:T
Diamond National Corp,, common
40c
2- 1
1- 5 ••;' 7 Franklin National Bank of Long Island— >;
(quar.)_^
Quarterly
$1.50
—^22—;
^referred
(
_:-'r : 371'--2,* 1
1- 5 "*'■ ■■.
4%*%'- preferred
Dean
1-19
;*
,
*
Chemical
1
_«•
"
Steel, Corp.
Stock dividend
14 5
10- 8
.
1-15
1
2-
(quar.—_________2_
2 Florida
-
A
2-
40c
;
—
Southern
class
>
1- 2
2-1
7 $1.50
Albany ..(s-a)—2
First Union Realty
(Ohio)
(initial)_______
Firth Sterling, Inc., 7%
pfd. (quar.),
'T
9
1-19
:
,1-23
5
5713
Co. (quar.)——
—
Batteries
(quar.)__—_——
dividend
Stock
Great
1-19
1-25
'7 5c '
-
.1,3- 2
1-10
1-8
50 %C
'
W.)
Quarterly
7
2'
,
First
'
Great
2-28
1-27.
1
1-
10c
9
2-
2-
25c
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea, com. (quar.)—
:
12-30
1-27
.
(H.
5
5
12 %C
—«
—
'1
A
2-
1-10
2-
6% '
Grace
'!> 1-12
$35c
National Bank
Class
3
1-10
1-25
4-
1V4C
7
class
2
—
Stock
First
:':v
"
1-10
3-16
30c
v
Co. 2 (Newark^
27 %c
62 Vac
2-21
3-12
25c:
_s.
1-15
(quar.)——
class A
7
1
22%C7
$7.50
class
1-31
(W. R.) & Co. (stock dividend)—
Gradiaz Annis & Co.
(initial)
———
1
87 %c
1,(*N. J.)
1-10
?- 1
.
3-
"3-
50C
Ltd.,
1-1G
1-31
5%
(quar.
Camden
First
•
(quar.)__
$l2?/ac
Paper Board, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Department Stores (quar.I——.
Stock
First
••■'■', Class
•
&
Products
$1.12%
8c
Gould-National
1-31
____
,
1-15
Co. of America
:
3-10
93 %c
Co.
1-15
1-31
—
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
1-31
$1.25
—-
1-19
1-31
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
stockholders
5
2-
">.*•
-
Mfg.,
Delaware
;
r
.
1-
9
2
(initial)*2
(quar.)
(initial)
1-31
87 ViC
Mfg.
(quar.)_——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)—
;;
Gordon Jewelry,
class A
————-
5-21
5%
Quarterly
First
'
9-17
;■
$1.06
*'
Corp..»(quar,)i.—_—-_2_^_r_' VrT%c
debenture
8%
DeSo(o
;
'
■
Quarterly'
Dennison
'.(...fr.
!
$1.13
—
'
:
6-18
•
6-11
7-.,»
'
40c
Goodman
5-21
2
Ltd..
Life
Ltd.,
First National
2.'
~
1-31
?
5
6-11
77 35c
Y.
N.
Insurance
Financial
■
•3-19
9-28
15c
-j
(quar.).
Estate
$1.75
1__——___:
;
1-17
2
i
(qiiar.)'—'
Dayco Corporation—
Class
•
/.
V; 7-
•
•?-
k;:V-v
r
(quar.)
1
3-30
$1.75
Davenport Water,
preferred
5%- preferred
(quar.)__
Day Mines, Ino4_——_ln.1——
DeMun
$1.75
*;
.
(quar.)_——
preferred
-
1-15
1-15
1-10
1
'
$1.25 '
55c
Envelopes,
Gossard
(5*-for-4 slock split) The action is not sub¬
ject to shareholders approval
Finftncial General Corp., j,common (quar.)_,
2-20
■
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
r
■;. \\,
preferred
Mines
preferred
First
'y.j/Xst
•'
(increased-quar.)
B
Financial
•:
3-15
3-15
2-
1-
of
(quar.)___^^__
.;
'*■;
\ ■ 2 2 !,
common
t". _'
3.75%
Class
Federal
2-15
f$1.62Vi"
.
2-20
2-
Monthly
1-26
3-15
.
Globe
,,y
22.
1
2-"l
$1.50
"
Semi-annual
■■T
I.
1-15
2*
•
1-15
1
(monthly)
A
Godfrey
25%
Ltd.—
1
2-
dividend)________
Globe & Republic Insurance
;
15c
$2.25'.
...
-
new
* *•
Federal National Mortgage
1-15
1-10
1-31
2'%vv
Daffin
•,
Traders
Quarterly.
Crush
Corp., common (quar.)
H' 6%- preferred (quar.)
&
Grain,
Federal
$15c
dividend)—
:v.\'Hi'-;
*'
$1.40
•.
t75c
,
1
2-15
Federaled
________
International, Ltd.—
4v 6% % preferred A (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar— 47 :
.
'
7%
preferred
(quar.)—i
v.
\ 7% preferred,, tquar.
7%. preferred (quar.)—j:—
1
(stock
com.
Asphalt
Federal
*
(quar.)—
Co.,- Ltd. (extra)—-!
(stock
3-
1962)
Products,
Uranium
Federal
.
Ltd.
Coal
Crum,. & Forster
-
$1.18%
approval
2-
___
dividend—^—
Stock
,
,
1-15
•
1
]
'
2-
4Va%
2-15
«quar.>>,^i______________i_____r.
(Syracuse,
1-26
7vie
12-20
1
•■■•2
Heating
Fate-Root-Heath
1-15
\ ;'V
V
(quar.)_j:4_I_—_
1-22
v
1-15
55C
McBean & Co. tquar.i— rr___
(P. H.) Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_———
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Glickman Corp., class A (monthly)—
r
(Conn.)
1-25
2-15
2-1
25c
Co.—: ;vv:7
12-22
3-
;,2 Extra
1-12
►
1-22
$1.25
.
2-15
Gladding
7
1
1
2-
;
1
12-29
10c
:
•
;
Seal.
1
1-31;
1-15
2-
'
15C1
f
(quar.)__V—__
preferred
&
Nest
$4.24
to
j
j
1-15
1
%C
$1.25
—
(stock
Industries
Class
(quar.)____—
•
;
1- 4
2-26
4-4A
-s;
1-12'
1-12
2-
6
2-28
3%
,
1-18
1-25
46c
—
1-10
;
;
1
1
3-
—
Girai'4
■
■
2-1
,
11V4C
:•
l-
1-31
York—
Jan.* 15,
6% pfd.
County Trust
Faraday
<
32Vic
_____
Co.—
Seal
Cork
•
New
(subject
Equipment,'
Fathiers
.2- 1
$12JIc
.,:•'
2-
2-
(quar.)
Glatfelter
.
Fall River Gas
5
5
1-15
'
of
que
62
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$4.50 preferred C (quar.)
;
'■{ Gillette Co., new common (initial )—_____—
Gimbei
Bros. •, (increased)-—
1-15
2-
!'
Fairfield
5
1-
1
20c
'y' r, *. .
C. Corp.,
5
1-31
16c
..'"30c
■
2
M.
T,
3
■?-' 1.
17 l/o C
hoc
3-
$3.50 preferved A
12-30
2-15
2-
•
conv.-..preferred
"3'"
3-15-
3-15
.
10c
_______
'
F.
5
3-15
I6V4C
(quar.)
3-
2
'
(quar.)
Fairbanks Co.,
(quar.)__„__—
cumulative
'f.r: 4V2%
&
Executive
'
5
3-15
-
1-
6c
,
1-13
1
64 V4C
"
' 1-18
1-25
* 2%
27Vac
dividend)—!
1(quar.)____________^.—
Erie '.&
.Pittsburgh-gtd (quar.)___
Erie Resistor,
90c conv, pfd.
(quar.)__
Everfeharp, Inc., cottiihon (quar.)___________
2
5% preferred (quar.)___
__^__
'
37 Vac '
-.(quar.)—:
Crown
;
(Miami)—
pfd.
2-
62 %C
$1.27 %
$2.20 preferred "(quar.)
—
Corp., 5% pfd.
5.10%, preferred (quar.)—.—:
6%
preferred (quar.)
$5 voting preferred (quar.)—
Genesco, Inc
common
(quar.)
<■
?
Girltown, Inc., class A
dividend
Class ...A.
$2
,
2
(iniual)
Crow's
-.
1-15
1-
V
5o
Equity Corp.,
.4-
IOC
1
;
Corp., Ltd.
Produces
Crouse-Hinds
Crown
*,
V
4-
IOC
*
______
60c
Beverage Corp.
Company, class
Crowley
l-i2
1-31
5
11-5
1-22
' 2 12%c
7 '1,/7 7
(quar.)___!
dividend
Stock
v
.'"'V:»
(a> ar.)__
Crosset
"'
(Fla.)
Corp.—
Trust Co.
Enamel
4-
'
1-
.
$5
i
Quarterly
5
2-20
$1.13
; $1.04
^
Corp.—
Corp.
Jt-roperues,
Coronation
*
•
,
1-5
*2-15
$1.12 V» ;i"
Products .Co.-(increased)—
Cornet Stores
B
1
2-27
•70c
'
1-
•
Transport Lines
(quar. )t__^_l
Conwest Exploration, Ltd. (s-a)—
Class
1-12
2-
57 Vic
Continental,
v
1
5%
3%
,__2
_ll_
.
1-25
,
•2
(Del.)—
Employers Group Associates
Emporium-Cap well Co.—
2
•1-15
2-1
60c
.
preferred (quar.)_
6Va% preferred (quar.)
4-4 6%
preferred (quar.);.
Coronet
3-20
7
Corp.
stockholders
Engineering Corp.—
60c
Cott
2-
$1,25
$1.31 V4
;
Common (resumed)-*-—
Corn
1-15
2
3-15
I
2-
$1.12%.
'
Continental
Coral
Empire
1-5
1-31
;
-
$25c
preferred '' (quar.)_—„
$4.52
4V. $4.16
4.
4-
3-15
2-
15c
Special
5
'
1-30
•
43c
'*•
(increased)
common
.';$4.50
1-
2-
$1.50
77
,7
;
1-25
2-15
—
General Waterworks
Semi-annual
;
1
__
Power
1
1
2
,;
(initial)
Investors—
preferred
Financial
Stock
10c
preferred B
(quar.)—
L—
Consolidated.
Investment : Trust
(quarterly
;
from capital gains) •'—___■
Consolidated Natural ..Gas (quar.)
Consumers
22-
/
7Vao
(s-a)t
______
-V;4,5%%-
,
1-5
50c
4-
"
Stockholders approved a 5-for-4 split
Empire State Oil Co.— '
1-5
47 %C
—
-
1
1-2
i- 2
$1.75
A
4%%
2-1
(G.
Glass
Class
Empire
2-
7>/aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5%
1-5
___
4
:
"*'-
1
X
51c
C.), Ltd. (reducecl-quar.)
Connohio, Inc.,; 40c preferred (quar.)i_iJ_L
Coniagas Mines, Ltd,
;L*
2-
Emmer
1-19
2
2-r
(quar.)i.__—-—_i.i._il——
$2.00
Electro-Science
1
55C
(quar.)
preferred
1
2-
1-15
*
'
Stockholders approved a 3-for-l split
Electronics Investment Corp. (Del.)____"
Emco, Ltd. (quar.)
Emerson Radio.
Phonograph (stk. divd.)
2
51 %c
preferred
Conn
2-
2-15
420c
■
$2.04
v,$1.90
^
1-10
2-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
'.$2.06
.
:
1-11
2-
1-29
*
40c
7
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.20 pfd.
(quar.)
.
1-25
7
7
1
■
common*
2-15
33c
$2.50
•
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)w^_
32 VaC
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)—
—
"7. $2 preferred (quar.)____—
5.16% 'preferred
(quar.)_;_-__
-j—iu.
5%
preferred
(quar.)-..
General Teleplione Co.
of the Southwest—
2-28
2
;
Electro Consolidated Corp.
c
Class A (qua'r.
•.*
12-27
2-15
.;
10c
(increased quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
4»/a%
12-30
'
>
2-
S 'to"
(payable in Class A stock)
Stores—
(stock
.',,* Stock dividend
Ekco Products, new-
2
"5
V". ' 5Va%', preferred (quar.)—L—
Conduits
1-31
1-25
1
y" 25c
2-"
•'
j
j
j
$1.32 preferred
'
.
25c
7.7 7c
com.
1
dividend
Bros.
Common
!
.
Concord Fund
Cdncord Natural Gas,
Edison
2- 1
1- 2
2- f'\ -'1- 2
*
f8c
■
Quarterly from net income-—'
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.J_J_—
\
Stock
1-17
25c
gains
Fund—
1-31
2-
common._„
.
capital
30c
Corp.—
lr25
—
Edgcomb Steel of New England—
3
5%
7 iOc
preferred, A (accumulative)
$6 preferred B,"(accumulative)___„__2i.__
Echlin Mfg. Corp.
(quar.—T„_
.l '
,i,.i
2-
$1.16
.
Commonwealth International
Corp.t Ltd.-,.
Commonwealth Investment CO.—
™
;
} Quarterly from
>•'4 ►»'*)-.
U "
$1.06
.
3-15
2-
$7
1
$1.50
__
States
j
1-26
2-15
25c
preferred (quay.)
preferred
tquar.)___——
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.30 preferred B < quar.)_——
General
$$1.75
(quar.)_____'__2_____
preferred-(^uar.)__2i_:—
:$1
Eastern
1-25
2-15
32 VaC
$1
12-30
»
.
1
2-
1-28
-
"
*
Common'
1-19";
2-15
$0.0105
Eastern. Lime Corp.' (stock aiymena)__*_;;ji_
Eastern Racing Assn.—
12-29
$ 15c
-
Commonwealth Edison Co., new
5v25% preferred (quar.) _*_4
L
.
(quar.)___'__2^.:
•
2-15
31V4C
$1.30
:
'
3
2-
2-15
$1.06 V*
6%
preferred (quar.
,4.25.% rpreferred, (quar.
1-
2-15
2 ¥2 %
div.)
Combustion Engineering (quar.)
L.i__
Commercial Trust CO. (Jersey City)—
>
; Stock dividend
,
,.1-19
8c
'»
'4.65%
preferred (quar.)__*
1
Combined Enterprises, Ltd.
(quar.)
*
1-16
1
2-19
27 Vic
(stock
com,
Columbus &. Southern Ohio
'
1
2-
_
(quar.*),______
Corp.,
preferred
2-
10c
•i
Inc.
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(accum.)
Jj&ster,n Can Co., class A (quar.)___—
1-20
12c
(extra):_____
(quar.)
Gas
Pictures
■
1-10
1
9c
Columbia
,
1-31
,2-
-
investment
Service_l^T__I
Products
Columbia
$4.25
$1.20
(quar./____
from
*
Mortgage
Color-Craft
Colorite
JlOc
preierrea
(-quarterly
Eagle,
Holdere
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
,
,
8
*
Preference
When
Share
Telephone Co. of Florida—
8
vestment
income)
-
5C
Continued
2-
on
1
1-
page
2
48
I
j
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
(408)
12
Stock Record from the
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
YEARLY RANGE OF
SALE PRICES
Range for
Year 1560
Lowest
40
Mar
50
Oct
•
44 ¥2 Dec
69% Jun
114»/2Jtm
7
98Va Mar
Jan
55
52% Jan
3
75
Apr
103 Ms Jan
6
17% Sep
25
Jan
3
6
38
27% May 16
'
•
Dec
68
22
24 y2 Jun
5
33% Nov
22
43% Apr
17
3
Jan
17;
7
126% Nov 24
23 '/2 May 31
28 Va Jan
4
24 y« Jan
3
16'/2 Apr
14
47
Jun
17
21% Oct
3
-
No par
Adams-Mills Corp
«
...
-
.
20
98
Dec
19
Mar 14
109'A Oct
G
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
19% Nov
29
Admiral Corp
Oct
31
40% Mar
1
22% Jan
4
36% Apr
21
24
8 Vu Sep
28
73% Nov
16
9% Oct
20 Va Feb
28
'/2 Sep
28
9
86 y2 Dec
12
Air
Jan
18
Air
84
14
3% Nov
24
32% Jan
3
41% Nov
9
Alabama
26
9
Alco
27 Va Jun
9
11% Oct
4
19% May 12
12% Jan
3
20 y» Aug
37% Dec
29'
45% Nov
29
88% Jun
8
Dec
11
15% Apr
4
53% Apr
4
13% Jan
May 11
5
5
8
9'/4 Sep
Jan
32 Va Jan
45
25
93
4
4
35
Jan
•3
19
40
Jan
6
May 27
89
Dec
12
100% Jun
4
20% Sep
5
90% Jun
12
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
46
Sep
27
59
Jan
4
50 Vu Jan
3
66% Aug
3
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
May 31
39 y2 Jan
6
36% Jan
3
52% Apr
13
24
11% Jan
5
7
Oct
11
26
58% Jan
13
44
Jan
3
41 % Sep
Stores
Jail
28
132
15
14%, Sep
Jan
28
98
Nov
17
26
35'% Feb
28
Alpha
36 Vu Sep
11
Alside
26
Nov
81
5
40
Oct
95
1
Dec
23
22
Sep
4
Jun
'
Aug 11
Oct
19
84 y4 May
21 Vu Apr
28
25
29 Vu May 15
110
22% Oct
24
36% Apr
13
26 % Oct
25 Vh Oct
4
28 % Sep
28
35y« Jan
4
25% Dec
12
61% Oct
26
Dec
23
3
25
4
56 Va Nov
30
22 Vu Dec
30
19y8 Dec
20
Jun
19
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
7
28
69% Jan
Mar 24
26
25
78% Jan
26
-31'% Jan
21
24 y„ Oct
2
25% Jan
4
19% Oct
23
27% May-17
98 Va Sep
22
23% Oct
6"
Nov
28
106% Jan
27
34'/2 Dec
13
44% Jan
18
30% Oct"
4,
44 % Jan
Oct
18
91
57
■7 130
Amer
Jan.
3
37
Feb
8
47% Aug
69 Vu Nov
28
58%-Sep
7
64 y4 Apr->5
4
15% Jan
3
24% Apr
11
38 % Jan
51% Jun
6
61% Apr
17
July 12
Jan
13%-OeL- 24.
30?
35% Oct
5
51% Jan
7
25% Mar
4
46 % Dec
23
41% Aug 29
43%-Jan
4
..34% Jan. 4
>36. Jan. " 4
*
4
.;
21%
12%
75%
64%
21
82%
84 %
14,800
16%
16%
14.500
35%
12%
,
34
341/4
33%
34'4
8,500
12%
12%
.12%
8,400
76%
75%-
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76
6,200
66 Vb'
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66
22,700
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1
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38%
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39
39
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21%'
20%
21
20%
21
46,200
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34%
35%
35%
36%
13,700
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93
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38
45
50%
49%
50 Va :
49%
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49%
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93
93
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11%
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93
7,200
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44 Va
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16%
34%
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82
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30%
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20%
22%
83
16%
34%
12%
77 Va
66%
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17,800
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93
93
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110
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20 Ve
20%
20 VA
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
6,300
54%
53 y8
53%
53 VB
53%-.
53 Va
53 V*
531/4
53%
25,700
16%
44
16 Ye
16%
16 Va
16 V'4
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16 VA
16 VB
18 V«
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44 y4
44%
44%
44%
4:4
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441%
44 Va
2,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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2,400
63%
63%
63 y4
63%
62 Va
63%
61%
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62 J/4
63 Va
84
83%
83 y4
84
84
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84
84
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15%
15 Va
15%
15
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15%
15,000
22%
22%
22
22 %
21%
22%
21%
21 Va
21 »/4
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20,200
29%
6,400
260
99i/4
99 Va
100
28%
29%
30
28%
29 Vb
28 Va.
28%
28
28%
6,600
29%
29%
29 VA
29%
29'%
30%
5,500
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99%
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100
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100
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30
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29 Vu
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27%
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
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26%
27%
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61%
60
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60%
60
60
60
60%
19
19 VA
19
19
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
28%
29
29
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
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117%
122%
120 Va
123 Vu
%
120
27%
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61
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44
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23%
37%
37%
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62
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300
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58,500
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29
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27%
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22 V'4
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27 V'2
27%
22 Vb
22%:
112
38
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27%
27%
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99
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American-Brake Shoe Co.,—No par
63
■
30%
18%
.30%
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*83
American Bank Note common
lo
6% preferred
——50
American Bosch Arma Corp.——-2
A-
30%
68%
11%
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Co
30*2
13,000
67%
17%
'
38%
America-—
Bakeries
18
8%
Airlines
American
10
69%
17%
43%
common———1
convertible preferred—100
3 Vu %•
May 31
.
'
36
69
18
16%
Petroleum Corp_—No par
Agricultural Chemical_r_No par
American
■
69%
17%
10,000
21
45%
Amerada
34May 11
17% Apr ,26
55
69
20%
20%
53%
-No par
No par
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co——No par
Amerace
Corp
12.50
8iy2 Mar 30
Jail
108
20%
1,3000
119%
19%
common—No par
of
21 y4
*105
38%
Inc
Co
119%
44%
Portland" Cement———10
Aluminum
71%
-
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39 y4
Aluminium Limited
38% May 16
70%
"
45 VA
50
100
1
10
convertiblejpreferred_—100
4.08 %
May 15
j-
55
71%
70%
38%
——5
Corp
Corp
119V2
"53%'
.
44
11%
*91
preferred
Allied Supermarkets Inc——
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4%
17
Jan
12
Juiy
Products
Allied
84%
75
19
Allied
15
*105
20%
55
40%
No par
Mills
Allied
71%
46%
11%
5
Allied Kid Co
92
*53%,
55
70%
71%
119'%
,21
69%
18%
30%
22%
85%
4V4
38%
19%
34y8
92
Shares
-
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55 •'
66
the Week
.<
Jaii, 19
39%
1
1—9
Inc—
Allied Chemical Corp
12%
76%
67%
4y2
38Vu
19%
35V2
.
84%
16y4
33%
12Vb
76%
,
>
IK
Jan.
45%
1
10
Allen Industries
10% May 11
70% Nov
.
Ludlum Steel Corp——1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
24
42% Aug
6% Oct
—
—
33%
Allegheny
7
Nov
56 % Jan
27
32
preferred
common....
convertible preferred
6%
2
16 y2 Jan
50 V4 Sep
28
33% Jan
100
common..,
Inc
4%%
Alleghany Corp
32 Va Sep
55
Inc
Products
Aldens
2
1
5
100
,.;17%
30%
22y8
•
87'/2 *
16%
12y4
75
65%
4%
38 y2
19%
34
*91
2
Industries
Gas Corp
J
7 Va Jan
32% Aug
28% Oct
A
5V4 Mar 24
1
Corp
1
Control Products—
——50c
Products & Chemicals
1
Reduction
Inc
——No par
Air
14ya Mar
61'/a Nov 29
4
Jan
85
29
3"'ii Sep
59
80
69
33%
Aeroquip
Oct
*110
20%
85%
16%"
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Apr
10
54 V4
70%
*54% 56
70% 71%
*112
120 •
21
21 %
68% 69Va
18
18%
30% 30%
22l/4 • 22% '
—
.
22
63
j
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 17
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
Par
1
Abbott Laboratories common
5
4% convertible preferred
100 ;
ABC Vending Corp
—
1
ACF Industries Inc
>
25
Acme Steel CO
10
Adams Express Co
——1
Abacus Fund
21
'
*
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
-
-
EXCHANGE
(
Dec
6
25
Dec
16
16
15
52
35 Va Oct
44% Jan
21
15
10
32% Jali
8
26
Highest
Lowest
Highest
-
»
PRICES
SALE
AND HIGH
LOW
.
.
YORK STOCK
NEW
Year 1961
'
f
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
New York Stock Exchange
11,400
.10
•
~
'
->
-
1-:.
30% Dec
35% Dec >14
•
46 %
16%
Oct
26
26>
81 % Jun
39%
v.
46 Va Jan
21
Oct
?
59 % Jtlil-14
-"30% Dec
59 %
-
,
17% Sep 2V
28
-
22 Vn Sep
29
31
30
-
.
-
'
47% Dec
.
4
Amerlcan-Distilling
-
'
6
81%
23%.
25%
26
50 Vi
50 VA.
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53
667
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18
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-
Jan
24
■
20
26
89% Sep
35
Sep 26
17% 1-Vb
94
Jun
•
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-
1
15
20
76% Jau
14
20 V'4 Jun
la Sep
103
4
.
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1
6
9
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9
30
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22
May 24
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14,
26
22
Apr
-
29 Vu Apr
-
,
33 y«
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" Apr
28
Jan
19
Jan
18
81% Dec.
Sep
1
20
54
29% Dec 29
■f. •'■
Oct"-24
11 Va Nov
.j
138'% Jan
48%
Aug" 12
41
12% Jan
3
139% Sep
28
16% Feb
-
7
25 - Dec
2b Va Oct
35% Aug 16
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Mai-
42
Dec
12
■>
13
54% Jan
,136% Jan
60% Jan
4
119
Jun
21
34,. Jan
4
18
Sep
61 Va Oct
2b
38 Vb juii
20
82 '/a. Feb
J 3
31 Va Feb
23
117
-
Mur,
18
126
Aug
62
,
4
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..
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21
-i 46
May 17.
42 y4 Mar 10
50y2 Mar
26 y4 Mar 21
r
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146 y4 Nov
93:
3
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127% Apr
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20
25
.
Jun
26
.
lu
27% Mar 15
-
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•
79 Va Jan
.
23
27% Jan
/38'A Dec
21
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28
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14
Jan
3
Jan
4
30
20
13oVa Aug 31
30% Jan
11
103% Jan
3
64% Jan
3
111 % Nov
27
131% Nov
16
15 Va Jun
4
23% Jun
20
19% Jan
1
7
29% Sep
27
27
Oct
26
25% Mar
Feb
25
v
26.
27% Sep
28
41
25
Jan
Sep
63
7
Apr
5
29% Jan
>
Sep
27
3
Mur
19%
del
18% May 17
34% Jan
4
22
6
42 Va Mar
17 Vu
33% Feb
17
55Va Jun
30% Nov
68% Jau
44
34V4 May
1
31
3
31 V4 Oct
85
36
6
54 Va Jan
44 %
5
Jun
12
Feb
17
33
Sep
Jau
Nov
•33% Feb
July
90% Jan
93% Oct
37
27% Apr
25
For
'
footnotes,
44% Aug
13
see page
23.
i
..
5
preferred
American
Ametek
1
.
t
•.
45% Apr
93% Feb
.
16
17
48% Nov-17
15
26% Nov
30
'
22
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-
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.
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93.: *
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129 Va
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14%
14%
14%.
47%
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30
30%
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30%
30%
18 V 4
35i/4
37%
50%
18% '
19
18%
36%
37%
36 VA
37%
50%
51%
7 50%
51-1/4
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Anchor Hocking Glass Corp——6.2b
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Anderson Clayton Ac Co
21 80
1
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28
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Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
1"
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95
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147/a
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13 i;400 •
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14 3
46%
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7;200
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148
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129
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Inc
Anaconda Wire At Cable
4
Jan
80
25
series
Anaconda Co
>
44% May 22
•
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25
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AMP Inc endorsed-snares
Ampex Corp
■
17
58% Apr ; 3
May 22
60 Va ?-
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American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co com
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27
21% Nov
-
6%
:
85 •*
20
2
.
May 11
51 y4 Nov
,
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21
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30 V4 Dec
24
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18
22% Sep
31% Sop
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IBVb
37%/
17%
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22
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37%
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32% May 11
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35' -. 17y8
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Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£L
American Steel Foundries.
1
?
American Stores Co_4_^_—
1
American Sugar Refining conu_--25
7% preferred —
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American Tel Ac Tel Co
33Va
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12.50
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5
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4
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American Smelt Ac Refg com_No par
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9
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54
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44 -?'/h./43%
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68
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66 '
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co_Nopar • •
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52% : 53%: 7 k 52%
53%. 77. .52%
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49% Aug 18
18
67 7 Jun
43 Vt Apr. 14
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31
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1144 Vu Sep
Oct
13
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21
81 Va Oct- 13
27% Jan -15
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29
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39% Jun
5 .
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Jan ~ 3
53, Jun
7
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Jan % 6
V 97 y2 Mar 28
; American Chicle Co_—_—-No par
Jan./ 3
•.25y4..May.* 12
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.-3
Feb > 7
29 % Apr 21
»
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No par
Feb i 2 7 v59y2 Jun' 8
:■ 7.- American Crystal Sugar common_i0
Jan.
4..,.93
Oct. 2
; .:• 4%% prjor .preferred—
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50
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11
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Volume
195
Number 6127
;
: .The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(409)
13
NEW YORK -STOCK -EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
30% Sep. 20
40 % Jan
33% Jan
'
3
2 Va Dec
Sep
4
77% Jan
19
Highest
43% Apr
i
27
37% Sep
67
8
3
67% Jan
37% Jan
42% Feb
19
26
53 Va Dec
21
13
83 Va Aug 26
28 % Oct
24
44 Va Jun
9
30
12% Oct
10
20% Jan
11
Jan
Jan
20
Sep
24
27 Va Jan
5
20
23% Jan
4
22
5
37% Jan
27
9
63
56% Jail
21
9
Armco
3
Armour
6
Armstrong
24% Aug
36% Dec
Aro
2
69% Feb
115y2Dec
110
53% Jan
4
July
82
Nov
«
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
4
54
15
88 Va May 11
83
79% Jan
July 14
.
21
31
1
52% July 11
19
Mar 11
11% May,11
17% Aug 18
13% Jan
18 Va Dec
19% Dec
17 Va Feb
30
30
4% Aug
16
7% Jan
4% Jan
27% Oct
5
37% Jan
36 Va Jan
9
Oct
5
2
3
3
12
98% Aug 30
27% Jan
88
17 Ve Jan
24% Jan
26
30 Va Aug
90% Jan
18
Jan
8
24% Oct
21
20%
31%
20%
30%
31
30%
31
25%
26 %
25%
42%
25%
42%
25%
42%%42%
42%
26%
42%
41%
42 Va
100%
98%
106 Va
98
107%
107%
107 Va
*106%
$1.50 series_No par
Goods Corp com__l
preferred-,
-
•
.101
.
.100
Co
Line
RR_.
Corp
?'■'
Nichols
pref
(B
Babcock
Baker
19 Va Aug 15
T)
&
Oil
Corp_.
41% Nov
15
Baltimore
103% Dec
11
17
31
43% Jan
14
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
22 % Sep
28
34
Aug 15
21Va Dec
22
47% Jan
19
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
63
Jan
18
4%
43% Oct
26
59
62% Jan
19
Preferred
33 % Dec
26
33% Dec
15
21
13% Dec
13% Mar
1
72 Va Dec
29
52% Sep
20
Gas
Jan
9
-
4%
&
Ohio
non-cumulative
29% May 18
70 Va Mar 17
Bangor
<fc
Barber
Oil
16%
Mar
183
90% Feb
15 Va Sep
62 Va Jan
78
Apr
97
3
Mar 16
94% Jan
316
■
Aug 30
100% May 15
11
20
9
17% Mar 14
13
103% Sep
8
Jan
~
Aug 10
Jan
12
17 % Apr
18
31
Oct
29
48% Jan
4
57% Jun
19
11% July 27
Beckman
16
14% Jan
20% Mar 29
-
Beaunit
12
17 Va
M
13
46 % Sep
1
Beck Shoe
27'A Jun
6
Beech
2
J 35% Feb
8
Beech
88
17
Jun
2
&
28%
24%-
25%,
24%
25%
24%
25%
26 Va
24%
25%
25%
26%'
5%
24
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33% Jan
4
45
7
50 Va NOV
28
48% Jan
12
Jan
74% Jan
4
68
Jun
119% Nov
1
Jun
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
33% Feb
8
50
37% Dec
138% Jan
lVa Jan
3
8
57% Jan
5
4
151
6
33% Jen
13
Jun
39
Sep
39 Yn July
Aug 26
140% Sep
12 Va Jan
21% Feb
3
82
Feb
8
71
Jan
49% Apr
148
6
49% Mar 25
41
Jan
35% Sep
3
23 % Dec
5%
5%
51 Va
52
50%
51%
11,700
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
16
105,500
Corp_——13
15%
15%
25,300
34%
13,100
No par
34%
15%
35
100
*86 %
89
31 Va Sep
26
6
22% Jan
3
12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
16 Ye Jan
33
Mar~28
39% Dec 20
21
Oct
28 % Jan
18% Oct
24
28
57% Sep
22 Va Feb
11
24% Feb
10
19% Jan
3
67% Dec
5
55% Feb
7
31% Nov-
48 Va Jan
6
35
Jan
3
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30%
27%
Dec
Inc
28%
27%
29
28%
29
28%
29
43
43%
44%
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43%
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43
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56
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59
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53
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98
98
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75'
1
—
Corp
27
18
7% Dec
4
8% Jan
3
Jan
3
11
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
48
Jan
38% Feb
17
66% Dec
30
64% Jan
3
76% Jan
4
Aug 30
78% Jan
11
30
30% Jan
11
45
Dec
13
Aug 25
106% Jan
10
112
Apr
28
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
Jan
29
44% Dec
31 Va Dec
110
1
66;
76% Aug 19
Dec
50
68
Jan
Jan
1
,
97% Oct
74% Mar
29% Aug
4
38% Dec
7
35
Jan
5
59
Dec
12% Dec
7
24% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
25
May
13% Dec
80
Jun
6
27% Jan
6
12
Oct
24
31
6
86
Sep
15
80% Oct
26% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
29
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
30 % Nov
7
14 Va Apr
29
16% Dec
2
72% Dec
Jan
66
9
36% Aug
23% Aug 25
Jan
24
31
Jan
Co
8
72
71 %
74%
3,900
18
18
17%
17%
18
-
18%
17%
18 %
2,100
26%
43%
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43%
44%
44 %
44%
31,400
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11
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11
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6,000
68%
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43
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82
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82
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55
55
55%
56%
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56
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36%
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36%
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25%
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60,600
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28
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21
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21%
21
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64
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14,000
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63%
5
45%
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45
43%
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3
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*4»%
v
v
•25%
'
25%
160
10
52
56%
14,400
-
♦•6% >*87
>#'56%
2,600
11,300
6%
-25%
♦85%
>51
.
;
30%
30
.
15%
113% ,114%
j
-
71
v
6%
16
isy«
15%
'
.
>86%;
*49%
55%
.
*80
80
6%
i6%r
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<85%
',
V
•6%.
112%: 114
25%v :25%
55% ••'•56%
26%
30'A
■
<6%
*14%
*v
88
*49 %
-
'
15%
26
23 V2
29%
6%
16%*
113
1 25%
51%
56%
15%
.
23%
30%
6%
16Vs
15%
v
112
113%
'tl' 25% ' 25%
23%
x30
*
16%
15
*■
23%
6%
"'leVa
,
No par. *
25
24
6%
5;
*
18
Dec
.57
1
Co
Campbell Red Hake Mines Ltd-—-1
Campbell Soup Co—
_L80
Canada Dry- Corp commoni_1.66% -'
$4.25 conv preferred
—No par -
30
28% Apr
:
preference
Packing Corp
Mining Corp'
&
4^300
100
1
preferred
4%%
*
100
.
2
3%%
1,500
8,700
39
5
Inc
preferred
19
100
81%
81%
39%
37
28
14 Va
14%
82
•81
82 '/a
30
1,000
514,000
97
39%
86
9% May 13
45
13%
13%
*81
•96
97
•96
111%
1
Inc:
4,600
97%
97i%
No par
41
96%
96%
111%
97%
Co
84%
41%
111%
*110%
5
•84
41%
>110%
111%
15
84%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2
Feb
1,600
13,900
57 y2
26
•
9%
10%
4%
93 %
Feb
.27
3% Oct
12% Dec.
10
57%
Jan
70% Mar 28
600
9%
10%
4%
9ya
9
10%
4%
9%
10%
4%
4%
9%
57
100
Inc
.
20
80
20
82%
91%
100
Co
Bulova Watch
29
*4%
*79
21
1
common
Forge
-
80
•79
2,800
3
common
$5 preferred
Bullard
4Va
20%
80
20%
82%
Buffalo
.-
_7.50
Edison
Co
25
Inc___1.25
Club
Co
Jan
13
40
56
68
4
800
8,200
82
37%
81
Jan
*80
55
15
16
83,300
21%*
36%
12
24
41%
144
20%
82
1,500
7,100
•
67% Sep
Apr
20%
*80
41%
40%
144
29,300
41%
41
•
41%
144
20'A
21%
1%
41
41 y*
40%
144
600
124
1 Va
41
1,700
52%
*123
1%
40%
41%
*51
124
41
144
50%
51%
52'A
lVa
42 %
40%
144%
67%
677/o
50%
41 Va
41
37%-
26
41%
67%
1%
123
*143%
81
37'/«
IVb
42%
42
144%
21%
1%
41
43%
41%
123%
1 Vb
41%
*144
68
123%
1%
41%
-
'
67%
82% Sep
40% Jun
28
'1 Sep
400
11%
6
Dec~~ 5
.
47
21
20 Va May 21
13,600
50%
Bullock's
Apr
33
10%
23
78% May
21%
33%
Burlington Industries Inc
82% Sep
71%
26
.
22% May 10
24% Nov 28
3
73
*32
50
Budd
19
73% Jan
71%
87
-20%
26
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co!
Bucyrus-Erie Co
9
3
74%
*85%
33
'
50
2.50
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
67
Nov 29
4
73%
•
(
20%
20%
*32
67
50c
,
Brunswick
28
16% Jan
33
33 V»
Brown
8
85% Jun
3
3
14% Dec 29
4
76 Va May 13
9
Jan
11% Jan
21
45
__5
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
10
17% Jan
87
20 Vb
33
33%
Bristol-Myers Co
3%% preferred
86% Mar 14
17
*85%
11 Va
_100
Airways Inc
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
103% Nov 21
30
44
30
8,500
20%
Braniff
15
67% Nov
3
Jun
II,000
33
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5%
preferred
100
14
May 18
14% May 15
6
87
24%
138 %• 142
26
Boston
6% Mar 22
12
*85%
80
24
141
98%
50
Borman
12% Jan
23%
137%
51%
1
10
4
13 Va Jan
5
2 pesos
Inc
Co_
23
20% Jan
98%
24%
24%
345
48
100
common
Decker Mfg
26
12
*308
98%
142 %
140
87
*98
98%
23%
350
•310
11
1
Dec
82
i
common
Inc
Oct
23
4,000
350
46%
>
1
preferred
91
31
5,500
67
18 Va
50
80% Oct
5% Dec
12,700
53%
68 Va
32%
75%.
,
31 %
51%
65%
17%
No par
:
Book-of-the-Month
12
8% Oct
24%
x20%
33
30
51%
64%
98%
143%
*85%
19%
32%
1
50
31%
49%
*310
98%
24
30%
54
67 %
31
350
142%
31%
51%
66%
■
49%
49 Va Dec
'
900
54%-
100
;
Laughlin Inc
Borden
9% Dec
>>
64%
33 Va
Bond
7
12
64
Bohn
8
3% Dec
8,800
35%
100
(E W)
Co
Brooks Inc
79 % Nov 27
13
*43
'54%
12.50
preferred
4%%
26
11% Jan
5,300
10
Corp
11
22
28%
290
31%
42%
2.50
67
Jan
28'A
30
42
__No par
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
22
29%
89
10
common.
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % % preferred
Sep
29%
*88
3,500
69
5
6
23% Aug
36 % Apr
.
89
30
Corp
79% Mar 30
15
69% Feb
5
*88
31
100
Boeing Co
7
21
26
89
89
30%
Inc
Bobbie
30 % Dec
*86%
*86%
30%
99%
•
1
Bliss
6
100
No par
14
12
26
15%
34 V*
34%
100
I,200
pfd series of 1951
&
36% Dec
59% Dec
17% May 11
40% Feb
1
2
Co
&
4
35 % Jan
18% Jan
&
3
; 22% Jan
6
15%
34%
100
21 %
Consolidated
4%%
Bliss
15
34%
*99%
8,900
19%
Bigelow-Sanford Inc
Mar 13
16
34 VB
5%
64
RR__
conv
Black
4
15%
34%
5 Va
100
29%
1
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Jan
29% Jan
,
100
5%
100
Inc
Life
45% Apr 10
53
23
15%
34%
100
'
9
21% Dec
138% July
29
33,100
52
—_
84
143,000
26%
5 VB
Gypsum Co__
40c
Bethlehem Steel Corp common.^
8
7% preferred
100
17
26 Va
25%
13%
Bestwall
May 15
24%
19%
(A S)
Aug 18
71% Apr 18
26
37% Oct 24
,
Best
25
26'A
'
Benguet
1
24%
25%
51%
>1
~
Howell
$4.50
48% Mar 13
1
18
19
17,100
5%
preferred_100
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
5%
28%
14%
Bendix
11
42% Dec
7
19
11%
Dec
1% Jan
3
69% Oct
,
31
16
Nov
27%
21%
Bell Intercontinental
22
133
13
Dec
Jan
59% Sep
53
3
~1% Oct~20
10
72
28
900
28%
52 Vb
1
66% Oct
27%
24
5 VB
Belding-Heininway
Bell
27%
64
Co
Aircraft
{Creek
Beech-Nut
69% May 25
16 Va Apr
5
25
10% Dec 29
Aug 30
Nov
20
>28%
*23 VH
■
13
com
Instruments
19
27%
'
51%
Inc
Mills
Dec
24
29
5 Va
15,000
1.7;
*23
28 Va
..
11%
•16 V2
11%
*16%
25'A
.
11 V4
•16%
11%
16%
24
16 Va
♦23
250
19%
prior
preferred
27
87
11%
16%
24%
25,900
21%
conv
4%%
Nov
6
Oct
25
3%%
11%
I6V2
*
8,800
2%
19%
Lomb
Foods
159% Dec
3
81
25
32% Mar 31
87
42% Apr
50% Dec
7
14
2
83
21
19% Nov
37% Jan
275
1
Aug 29
25% Jun
31% Dec
14% Jun
Dec
249
3
11V4
*23 V2
.
23%
2%
21%
Cigars
Beatrice
11%
24%
23%
13
Corp
Laboratories
Bayuk
27
11%
11%
16%
*23%
-
2%
19%
Baxter
30
24
2%
\ 24
2%
21%
35% Nov 21
Nov
23%
2%
24
.
14,200
19%
13
59
24%
2%
'2%
83
21%
Works
&
82% Nov
23%
,24%
53%
19%
31% Dec
Iron
6
Va
2%
:
4,800
53
83
,
21%
Bauscli
4
83
18%
Bath
51% Jan
54%
83
21%
61% Aug 29
33 Va Apr
52%
21%
48 % July 10
5
53%
83'A
67
27
7
52%'
83
20%
35 % Dec
Jan
54%
82%
19%
Inc__
Products
56% Dec
41%
66%
Basic
45
41%
*21%
Basic
8
~5
42%
1
11
27 Va Aug
3
21
42
*87
27%
1
21% Dec
8
37
42%
89
27%
54
'
10
3
18% Feb
47% Jan
30% Oct
42%
♦87
27%
;.
15% Jan
8
Mar
14,400
Corp
12
.
240
74
52
Corp
16% Oct
57% Aug 23
14
89
27%
82%
'
_100
Aroostook
25% Jan
58% Jun
72%
-
12%
stamped
17
8
9,000
5,700
107%
51%
Stamped
27
34% Mar
73
43.
103
106%
1
common
Dec
3
72
55%
I
■
*87
.
27'/a
_100
Baltimore
14% Nov
18
-39% May
98
107 %
82%
■ r '
preferred series B_—100
preferred series C__
100
*
49
72%
41%
98%
-
1,800
2,900
21,400
,
9.
—.
Elec
&
•
43%
2%
i
4%%
91 % Nov
e
89
24
,
5c
Co
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
4
9
71
54% "
Inc————_1
Wilcox
12
16
73 Va
-
82%-
|
No par
Tools Inc
20
\
—:„1 '
Avnet Electronics
Babbitt
' * "
'\
($1,20)—No par
—
82 % Jan
11
70 %
27 Va
*87'
—20
common
prior
94 % Jan
Aug
107
75%
42%
1
common..
8
12% Dec
99%
106
>74%
No par
preferred—_———
Sep
80
101
.
106;
10
;
5,400
Avco Corp
*
9
12% Jan
3L
21
31
26'A
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
15
11% Nov
21
31 Ve
26
Investment
Coast
Conv
,"'7% Mar 29
59% Dec
21
31
43
Austin
-
8
10
4
11% Oct
•
,
2
18
21
31
26%
Atlantic Refining common
—10
$3.75 series B preferred—100
Atlas Chemical Industries
—1
4
•
277/a Aug
68% May
22
30%
42
Atlantic
2
24
May 10
29'/a May 12
45% Mar 29
3
20%
21%
26%
11,600
5%
27% Sep
50
89
Atlas
13% Jan
17%
*87
12
21% Feb
17%
34,900
27
4
18
89
4Mi Feb
11
*17%
27%
14% Apr
20% Jan *
7,200
iay2
5
24% Jan
45 V4
•
40%
25
1
10
45
84%
10%
30% Jun
31
83%
45
•48%
84V2 Oct
12% Aug
83%
44%
17%
10%
3
20% Oct
46 %
17%
49
11
;
4,500
*83%
45
10%
Jan
29
37.200
48%
21% Oct
Nov
Dry
1st
19,100
.
10%
18
2% Nov 30
67%
49
80 % Aug
10
55
M*
10%
4
4
69%
52%
48%
60
15
68%
67
48%
3
6% Jan
67
84%
10%
42% Jan
15% Feb
53%
66%
6,600
1,600
27,800
38
27%
29
5
18%
69%
52'/a
66
37%
-
10%
43% Dec
2
45 Va
36%
53%
*83%
35%
68%
.
27 Ve
17
Dec
45 V«
*17%
2%
48Va
31% Jun
13% Dec
18
65%
37%
■••2%
10%
20
~3
45%.
18
697/«
52%
84%
36
69
37%
2%
48 %
39% Dec
May
44%
65
*83%
35
.
37%
2%
10%
24
76
„I
53
64%
84 Va
70 Va
52 Va
*83%
34%
Shares
37%
,
2%
48
58% Feb
-
34%
the Week
Jan. 19
,
27%
4
74 Va Jan
'
68%
•
.
___No par
5
38
•2%
Friday
Jan.18
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
4% preferred
_100
„
40 Va Mar
48'A Feb
65
37%
2%
Sales for
Thursday
A.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
Aug 24
87% Feb
53
37%
PRICES
;
■<.
■
>
2.50
Refining common—1
preferred
5.25,%
16
35% Jan
5
51%
Jan. 17
2%
70%
64
common....^l
37%"
35%
68%
5
Co
2%
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
2.50
Oil &
Associates
23
10% Aug 29
38% Aug 29
27% Jan
(Del)
Cork
37%
34%
>;
Tuesday
,Jan. 16
2%
—_10
preferred
Associated
7
1
:
Jan. 15
37 %
;
2.50
Industries Inc—
2nd
14
7
21-
Co
Corp—
Arvin
21
9% Jan.
Co'
&
'.
ex-distribution—5
Service
Steel Corp
Ashland
1
28% Feb
20% Sep
Corp
Public
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
1
Jun
Oil
$3.75
13
28% Jun
47
102y« Feb
Jan
Arizona
,
July 18
106
10
Dec
75
Feb
49% Oct
100
5
Jan
1
Argo
19
May 22
19% Sep 19
35% Jan
29'A Jun
29
46
Feb
July 25
16% Oct
18
3
Monday,
t
No par
85V2 July 28
13% Mar 16
•
Archer-Dantels-MidlancL
12
74% Oct
78% Jan 11
LOW AND
STOCK
Par
79% Aug
53% Aug
;
YORK
EXCHANGE
:
.
Dec
3
4
28
Jan
Jan
NEW
.
43% Oct
3
50
Sep
39
75
29
STOCKS
,
,
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
Lowest
*
•3,700
•
19,100
?!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
.
(410)
14
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Year 1961
Highest
Year 1960
Highest
Lowest
497/a Jan
4
43% Dec
20
25
2b% Jan
3
2
19
35% Feb
10% Dec
9
25% Jun
88'/a Jan
12
23
Sep
Feb
35
12
19
4
13
Carolina
6
32 ya Jan
40 v* Jan
243/4 Oct
10
23
40% Sep
26
78 % Jan
4
22
24
1
•,
Feb
25
114% Jun
25
Case
9
89
May 23
97
11
29
32ya Oct
Jan
3
115% Jan
0
71% Jan
31'
3
Jun
10
"
>•'.
35 Va Jan
20 Ya July 22
Jan
24 Ya Jan
15
11
17
3
34 Mr Dec
Jan
10
19% July 21
19
73% Dec
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22 '/a Jan
3
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
18% Jan
3
46'/a Dec
30
59
Aug 17
38
20
80'/a Aug 17
59
Mar
Sep
32% Jan
50
4
38 Va Nov
24
Dec
8
27% Jan
3
38% Jan
92
Sep
57% Jan
18
17
54
24
6
29
18
28'/a May 23
19% Oct 28
Sep
Aguirre
Central
23
Sugar
Co—
Public
Central
&
South
Soya Co
15
38
Jan
24
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
Central
13% Sep
14
9
Jan
9
23% Nov
Century Industries Co
42
Jan
6
30y8Nov
8
44 3/4 May
53 y4 Nov
27
22
'
24
31
46 v*
Mar 24
40% Apr
7
5 % Jan,
18
3% Jan
4
21
70 Ya Jan
11
40% Sep
28
24
Oct
*
Oct
34
&
42% Jan
941/2 Aug 19
4>;
39% Oct
Jan
9
95
Nov
30
34 y4 Mar
Dec
6
173/4 Oct
30
•
7
38 3/4 Jan
6
16% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
141/4 Mar 24
7% Jan
3
-
32
4
Jan
f
27% Mar 20
4
3
43% Oct
•
'
;
5,300
6,700
42%
42
41 %
42 'A
*453/4
46'/u
46%
46%
420
33»/4
32 3/4
323/4
323/i
323/4
1,200
66V4
631/2
651/2
62%
63%
63 'A
64
5,100
8%
27%
*
8'A
60
1
1
50
Champion Spark Plug Co—
81/2
'8%
60%
60%-
3%
3%
411/4
40%
59%'
;
'
26%
22 : 2
.96»/4:
l
'
1%
V
:*45%'v
7*72
.34
■
;
■-r
-
126
'
63 y4
14,600
:25%
.3,700
.21%
34%
•'•
'51,
48%
321,8-
".
25%
26
7
24%'-,
,
50%
323/4
r
71/4 "
1,500
393A
31%
37,500
32'A
*17%
3,700
17%
"<■
293/4
30%
10,600
48
50%
82,000
.
"32%
•73/a
331/4
77i/a
;-7%
■
46
46
t.
1,900
600
17,100.
;
59,600
"46
46
"2,100
V
26
'■
30
.39 Va•'i
410
;
;
>
38%
26%:.;
6,000.
7
180
8,000*
17,200
>
>42
,
.
9%
42
i:
5,600
24%
23%
,
93%
;
23%
23
24%
9 %
7'42%
*41%
>
93%
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11% Jan
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,
3
see page
.
24
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103
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•
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10
28
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Coal Co
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5
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4
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15
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74
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59 3/a Dec
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4
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26
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Number 6127 ;
195
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.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
(411)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
20 Va
Sep
25% Sep
6
42% Mar
42
1
Dec
21
Lowest
Highest
19
15
Oct
40% May 31
15 % Dec 18
7% Jan
...
6
17
27% Jan
24% Jan
5
27% Dec
30% Jan
29
July 11
7
13% Jan
4
33% Jun
263/4 Oct
26
124
Feb
16
83'/a Apr
85 y2 Jan
8
87
90
Apr
11
24% Jan
27
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-
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1
Aug 17
19
10 1/4
186
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1
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643/4 Jan
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153/4 Sep r" 9 '
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12
72 y» Jan
17 y0 Mar
4
23 % Feb
17
16% Feb
17
28 % Feb
1
34 y4 Oct
5
26
,
Jan
15
42
-
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3% Jan
5
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22
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;
18
20
31
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393/4 July 25-.'
64% Dec
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95
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22
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89% Jan
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•
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88
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23%
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32%,
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Sales for
Thursday
29%
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88
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95 % Jun 12
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25
,
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313/4,
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88
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53'/a
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PRICES
Jan. 18
38%
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Jan.17
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'
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18
Jan
7y2 Dec
.
9% Jan
64% Jan
Mar 23
37
3
303/4 Sep .28
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Corp—x
—
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AND
Wednesday
:
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1947—100
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13
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31
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17
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•
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:
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Jan.16
32
14%
i
Tuesday
29%,
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5
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of
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11
4
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29% May
223/4 May
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,
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Copper Range Co__
—1_ _5
CopperwCld Steel Cci___
Corn
78
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11
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14
45
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•
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5
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4
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223/4 May 24
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Controls
6
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-
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
37% Jun
55
25
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NEW YORK
Highest
-.
24 V4 Jan
2
Va Feb
16
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
Lowest
15
■
.
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11%
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12
12
12
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33
33
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31 %
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4
Jan
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87 % Aug
27
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5
27% Oct
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31
12
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4
Jan
3
463A Nov 27
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7
89
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3
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32
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5
12% NOV
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25 % Jun
1
20
16
Jun
4
80 Va Aug 23
76% Jan
16
3
80
16
76% Feb
9
75 % Jan
6
79% Jan
4
173/a Jan
8
82 % May 23
393A Dec 15
38% Apr
28
-173/4 Dec
21
22
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54% Dec
28% Jan
-
'35% May 17
47 % Aug
8
11
Apr
20
20% Jun
21
26 %
13% S.QP
28
20
•
:
V
-
413A Jan
7
Dec
13
Dec
50'A May
29 % Mar
8
38% July
Preferred
Decca
4
62% May 23
.Deere
Delta
-
Mar 27
4
3
37% Feb
DeSoto
673A Nov
10
4
743/4 Jun
21'
3
52% Dec
29
3
33
Oct
4
27% Jun
12
14% Oct
19
24
33'A Jan
4
20
Diamond
■
$1.50
4
20% Mar 17
29% Jan
5
46% Apr
19
3
47% Nov
6
24 /'
49'A Jan
4
26% Jan
283/8 Jun
24
33 % Dec
12
31% Jan
15% Oct
7
28 % Feb
15
15% Nov
29
21
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10
23 Va May
17% May 16
28% Oct
20
16% Oct
19 %
Jan
4
423/8 Feb
10
143/a Jan
4
42% Aug
243A Nov
70
3
853/a Sep
243/4 Jan
4
20
303A Jan
4
33% Sep
12
19% Jun
Mar 15
25
12% Oct
5
73/a Sep
1783/4 Oct
-
96% Jan
74% Jan
21% Mar
133/a Jan
143/a Jan
22
31
266% Jan
5
103
5
8
83
Jan
13
40
Jan
1J
29% Dec
29
4
18
49%
48%
493/8
49
49%
52
19,700
26%
26
26%
21%
26 %
21%
493A
26 %
20%
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103/a
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10%
10%
58 3A
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10%
20
27
21%
10%
58%
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59
17%
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34
26
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15 Va
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19%
18%
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19%
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20 Va
19%
38 Va
39
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36%
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37%
38
43
43%
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1
19
19%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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18
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
18 Va
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3,200
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27
26 Vb
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5
473/4 Apr
453/4 Nov
27
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44
Jan
Nov
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46
44
Jan
4
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20
19
Jan
19
32% Nov
24
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fi
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28
2,800
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687/s
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68 Vb
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68 Va
63,500
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27%
26%
26%
26'/a
26%
16,200
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8,500
55
54%
55%
54%
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55
54%
55
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10
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25
23%
10
9%
10
10
105
105
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87
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87%
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5
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463A
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50
43 %
433/8
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46
46
50
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preferred
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443A
♦433A
preferred
Cigar Corp
50
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46%
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5
25 3A
253A
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47
,
43
*45%
44%
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46%
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26
25%
103/4
230
No par
;.
233A
II
228%
series
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-
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23
24%
$3.50
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21%
29%,
105%
$2.10
213/4
27%
No par
DWG
21%
68%
series
preferred—
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29%
$4.50
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3,600
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-
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22
23%
343/4
29%
106
15
23
35 %
27%
104
Jan
8,300
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<
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106
42% Sep
5,100
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1
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;
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11,600
55
1
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20
29%
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71
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,
106
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l
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$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred-
32%
2.50
j—
106
8
700
64
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8
7,800
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231%
41
33Va
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230
15
58'%
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6,000
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.
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33
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64 %
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11
59
17%
33
63 3/4
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8,000
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90 Va Dec
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34
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3
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13,100
49
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44% Aug 24
27
10,200
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20,500
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48%
27
110
54
_3
20
19
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22
100 Va Apr
10
41%
19%
24% Nov
Pont
41
50
10% Jun
5
•
42
19%
254% Nov
44% Aug 24
Mar 23
53%
53%
3
20
46% Feb
54%
54%
19
9% Jan
8
38% Jan
&
40%
50 Va
1
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Power
40%
18%
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40%
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,
77% Jan
5
173/4 Oct
17
41
80
100
50
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc.—
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19
Nov
25% Jan
42% J an
40% Jan
24% Apr
63
85
19
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84
52%
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85%
84
18%
,
13
38% Jan
42
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Aug 16
41
.
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84
185% Jan
Aug 16
26% Sep
8
37
Aug 16
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81 Va
51
Co—
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19
—
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81%
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-
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17% Jan
4
27
Dome
Dominick
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53%
Divco-Wayne Corp—
Dr
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4
81%
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52%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd—
26% Dec. 7
22% Sep 25
1152% July 18
8% Dec
29
81
18 3A
preferred—-—
28% Nov 29
-
293/4 Dec
,
Aug 18
19 Vb
24
May
Dec
7,000
81
55%
Diana Stores Corp—
Distillers
25%
82
25%
52
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The) Club Inc
Disney (Walt) Productions
9
11,600
25%
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National
40%
26%
80%
'
54
Coatings
Alkali
39%
26%
80%
18%
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Edison
40%
39%
26
513/4
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Diamond
24
12% Jan
Lines
41%
39%
39%
70
Co—6.75
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x
—— 1
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24
29% Jan
99% Jan
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Detroit
40 a/*
39%
.
-
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&
Denv & Rio Grande
203A May 17
6
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11
6
6
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8
100
Delaware & Hudson
14'/a Mar 20
17% July 24
C
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7
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19
14
25
series
27
23
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&
common
Inc
59% Nov
Apr
70% Oct
3.90%
Records
203A Jan
3
3
39%
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84
,
13
3
Jan
39%
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Feb
47% May
37
28
27
80 Va
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5
26
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7
6,600
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31
July
14%
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27
27
14'A
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8
17
14
80%
60% May 16
Mar
143/4
40%
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3
20
14%
14%
393/4
100
83
•
11
18% Jan
15%
14%
10
~100
11,
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5,800
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A
35 % Jan
(
14%
B
30
15
87
14'A
series
Sep
Oct
42%
87
14%
series
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14
28
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58% Oct
9
41 %
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143/4 Jan
66% Aug 29
42 3/4
87%
14%.
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2
41%
87%
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<
413A
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14
48% Jan
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15
7% Jan
33% July 29
8 lv
41%
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23
Nov
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-
26 % Jan
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24% Mar
20
40%
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80 3/4 Oct
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4
Jan
10
49%
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Dayton Power & Light
5
27% Jan
>
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,
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6
40% Mar 23
7
5
—
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3
Aug
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
31% Aug 24
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81
32
16
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30
72% Jan
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8
433/8 Dec
*
74% Feb
Nov
243/a
230
105
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30%
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13,700
18,700
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106'A
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30 3%
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2,100
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30 Va
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46
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26
26
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E
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39
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5
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5
25
34
Jan
8
21% Oct
24
303/4 Aug 30
29% Jan
3
22
Oct
24'% Mar
75
Mar
8
82
3
Nov
21
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
94
Feb
1
136 'A Jun
9
92
Mar
3
81V4 Jan
28% Sep
29
483% Feb
1
16'A Jan
'
96% July 22
6
46% Jan
65% May 23
97% Sep
96
Jan
3
3
25
11
30% Jan
3
59% Jan
10
79
Mar 21
88
Aug
5
83
87
Jan
15
94
July 29
93
17'A Oct
25
26% Jan
4
44'% Apr
29
54% Feb
25
Feb
1
263A Dec
22
Feb
20% Jan
2
12
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44% Jan
19
43A Oct
~8% Feb"26
4
11301/4 Dec
24
27
Feb
6
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89 3A May 24
4%%
99
28
Eaton
Manufacturing
15
Edison
Bros
Apr
24
29% Dec
36'A Apr
673A Apr
4
6
Jun
7
11
23
11V4 Sep 29
243/4 Oct 18
Electric
29
53% Dec
50
Jan
8
Dec
Jan
3
Dec" 6
22 Va Jun
21
11% Jan
3
Mar
343% Aug 22
38 % Jan
4
32% Jan
10
20 Vt Dec
15
Aug 30
59
22
Sep
18% July 24
373/s Jan 26
9
23% Dec
13
78
Jun
20
84
16% Dec
8
23
24
Dec
16
5
25
54% Jan
5
58
20
Feb
20% Jan
Apr
8
26'A Jun
283% Oct
6
40
pec 28
5% Dec
5
33/4 Dec
29
Jan
35%
8
17
63A Mar 22
23
23 % Apr
;
19
Jan
20
27
5
Oct
22% Jan
7
Mar~i
30
3
16% Apr
45% Apr
35
24
Deo~27
4
453% Dec
Jan
20
Sep
7% Jan
21
Jan
6
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
see page
23.
18
13
45
Dec
34% Apr
14% Apr
4
28% Apr
88% Oct
4
Ex-Cell-0
3
3
6
11
4
8
36% Oct
52% Nov
10
28
45% May 17
31% Dec
l
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-
Family Finance
>
25
100
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1
273/8
90
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-
25%
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96
♦91%
27 3%
273/8
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-
25%
96
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27
200
853A
19'A
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5,300
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98%
104i/2
32,700
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200
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37
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89
89
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96
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4,100
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27
27'A
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58%
60
60 'A
60 3A
59
60 Va
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58%
59
58
58'A
2,900
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31 'A
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31'A
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31
31%
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31%
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42,400
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10
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5%
5%
53A
5%
53A
5%
48 34
49'A
49
49%
48%
50'A
49%
15
50%
15%
14%
14%
143/4
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14%
14%
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3
25%
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76%
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37%
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38 3A
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43%
10,200
44
43
43
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
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2,000
22%
22
21%
22%
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22
100
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22
38
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22 Vb
_
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22 y8
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61
61
60%
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613A
613A
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61
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23
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61
1
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44
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4,300
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4 VB
100
20
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20
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20
5
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13
1
—
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50
33%
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25
104
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i
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87'A
42'A
43
$1.60 convertible preferred-.-—40
Faitchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
—;
1
27
13% May
100%
38
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60%
-
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30
1
1
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243/4
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52
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20
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59
57%
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13
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12%
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19%
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12%
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,
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32%
32Ys
413A
40%
42
40%
42%
43%
44
37%
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8,900
120
20
13,500
6,800
6,200
20,500
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37%
35%
36%
36%
38
20%
20%
20%
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38%
21%
9,800
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7%
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7%
39,400
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63%
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10%
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>
8
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62'A
73A
22
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22
63%
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20
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88%
(Max) & Co class A
1
Fairbanks Morse & Co;
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Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
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86
19%
104'A
37'A
Factor
3
87
19'A
101 'A
88%
preferred
Eversharp
,
98%
87
87
19%
105%
38
Co
Evans Products Co—
,
98%
19%
104
88%
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund Inc
11
15
1162% Dec 29
Dec~~i
footnotes,
4%
19%
1073A
37V8
:
Mfg
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19%
105%
88%
Englehard Industries
Eq.uitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
8
59
25% Dee 29
For
Endicott Johnson
10
323AJau
11
Electric
87
1
common
Watch
22 'A
common—1
Co
Inc
When issued—
15
5
23,600
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
79% Mar 16
48% Nov
23,000
50 3A
Emerson
29
43
373/4
35% Jan
33"Va May
26%
49'A
&. Share Co
Natural
Paso
5
18 Va Dec
26% Jun 30
83% Feb
El
12
53% Sep
28% Feb 28
9%
Dec
26
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.
98
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16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle :
(412)
Monday, January 22, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Lowest
...
Highest
Lowest
Range for Year 1961 i
Highest
,
*
Year 11*60
30% Nov
1
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28
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.
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5
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27
3
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6
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4
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,
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5
Oct
26
45
Jan
4
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23
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33
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24
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4
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5
18% Sep
28
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6
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19
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4
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1
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24
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3
51% Jan
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Number 6127
Volume 195
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(413)
17
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STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
8
6
9iyaOct
84 % Jan
87 % May 18
91
Aug
4
103
V4 Nov
97
Jan
97% Jan
28
YORK
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88% Apr
27
94% Jun
15
91
Oct
Jun
13
9
33% Jan
$4.40
10
106
28
Jan
93% Apr
104% Dec
4
101
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26
53'/4 Jan
$5.08
49 Vt Mar 29
19
251% Jan
4
51% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
55
24
35% Jan
23
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21% Dec
prteferred—„
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7
106 % Jan
20
327/b Jan
25
28% Nov
25
47% Jun
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571/4
5
,
24
28% Feb
3
112% Feb
13
3
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Oct
31
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37
33
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14
30
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88
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88
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55
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85
172
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43
27
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44
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29
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112
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of
preferred
10
44»/2 Jan
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38 % Feb
21
40%
34%
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5%
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23%
28%
44
60%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No.par
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5
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9
98%
85
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Hunt
15
471/2 Aug 21
44'A Aug 15
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4
8
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24
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Aug 18
&
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871/2 Nov
Jan 23
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7
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48% Oct
-
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20
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86
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30
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:
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-
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11
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3
Jan
90% Jan
92% Jan
5
21% July 25
1
85% Nov
931/4 Nov
90.1/4 Aug 24?'%, 93% Dec
6% Oct 25
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:
5
127% Dec
14
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8
•
87 %
170
preferred—
25
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601/2 Sep 13'
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9
14% Jan
/'
4
39% Jan
24% Nov
10
16
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10
14
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i 86
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32
10
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13
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19
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22
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24'/8 Mar 14
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15
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29
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Apr
28%
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112
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28%
62%
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1
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5
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13
Jan
81%
/
13
24% Jan
.
2
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33% Jan
16
43% Aug 28
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36%
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30
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16
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31%
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9
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531/2 Jan
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42
7
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6
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2
16
Nov
24% Jan
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21
34
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72
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30%
25 Va
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6
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53
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6
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3
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26
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90
95
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Helme
19
93
104%
62
33
24%
26'%
105
■
62%
33%
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17
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26
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115
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93
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52
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24
81
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89
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7
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Friday
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26
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9
13% Feb
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Thursday
89
93
95
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63
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PRICES
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104%
105
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Harsco
18
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35%
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—
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7
18
361/2 Dec
,
6
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24
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23
27
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3
Aug 31
-
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128
6
291/4 Jan
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105
Hamilton
581/2 Mar 28
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35
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35
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1
4%
convertible
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*
1
16
35% Dec
21
42%
,
Nov
92
95
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24
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20
26% Jan
21
42
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Nov
91
6
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19
Apr
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4
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121
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30
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3
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4
Feb
24
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com_Nopar-/
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100
13
102
29
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4
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11
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16
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23
26
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12
15
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(414)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,", Monday, January 22, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN GE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range for Year 1961
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
56% Jan
6
89% Jan
95% Mar
8
99% Aug 24
3
96
4
493/4 Dec
NEW
Highest
3
Jan
V
75% Dec -12
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8
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13
13
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3
29 V4 Oct
21
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26
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48
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-
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100
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4
YORK
EXCHANGE
34%
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29% Dec
29
54% Jan
Oct
5
111 % Jan
12
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101
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Chem
&
10
122
May 19
Jan
11
100
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19
122
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29
58 % Jan
17
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82
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13
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89
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31
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27
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15
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20
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1
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125
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102
8
Mar
Jan
108'/a Apr
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6
13
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45
11
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22
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6
Jan
87
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20
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5
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Oct
10
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29
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27
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6
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23
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8
6
73% Jan
3
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55% Jan
8
52
4
83
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38 %
Sep
46% Jan
5
32 % Jan
4
89% Dec
20
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21
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4
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88
;
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6
23
4
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7
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14
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15
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22
25
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4
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3
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(416)
20
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
fiTnrirc
Range for
PrevloBS
<
Year I960
Highest
Lowest
Wednesday.„
Tuesday
Monday
SALE PRICES
.
.
Sales for
>
Friday
Thursday
T
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Jan. 17
Jan.16
Jan.15
Par
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range far Year 1961
^
the Week
19
Jan.
Jan. 18
•
Shares
O
"
31% May 17
: 4
Jan
84
82 v
75% Jan
Sop
96
Jan
86
93 % Sop
3
93% Feb
23
Jan
3
83% Nov
93% Jan
3
90% Jan
13
'36% Jan
S
.
>33% Jan
85
Jan..16..
56% Jan
17% Oct
19% Oct
24
37 Va Jan
4
Oct
24
23 % Jan
12
Jan
25
122% Jun
1
116
16
130% May 31
23% Oct
26
85
Jan
5
11
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jun
Mav
60
26% Dec
120% Apr
3
4
43% Dec
13
87% Jan
6
14% Jan
13
6
-12% Oct
5
30
Dec
3
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
Telep
Feb
2
141% Jan
5
3
6%
5% Jan
12
7% Jan
Pacific
8% May 16
3
Pan
American
23 % Dec
Pan
Amer
Packard-Bell
Panhandle
59 % Nov
22
86% Jan
5
95% Nov
24
1
53% Jan
18
85% Apr
11
Paramount
15
32 % Oct
25
44% Apr
12
Parke
28% Jan
.
60% Feb
29
30
Sep
33% Nov
29
Parker
60% Nov
22
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19% Jan
3
Nov
17
23% Jan
9
14
49 Ve
12
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12
24
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20
29
48
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8
45
27
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3
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4
49 % Apr
37% Apr
28% Jan
5
59% Nov
9
45% Nov
41% Jun
Penn
6
Dec
97% Aug 24
94% Sep
19
101 % Jun
85% Jan
18
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
10% Oct
5
17 % Jan
< 5
11% Jan
7
45
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7
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3
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16 Va
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21
21
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59
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series
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preferred
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30
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7
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89
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110
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23
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1
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14
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22
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22%
76%
23
Inc
Line
Pipe
&
Rust
Peabody
27
26
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Sep
36
Feb
33
Dec
15% Jan
41% Jan
7
Sep
30% Mar 31
22% July 25
7
Apr 28
76% Nov 27
9
4
18% Jun
Jun
35% Dec
27
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22
31% Jan
15
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Pictures
Davis
6
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14% Feb
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22
100
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5
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preferred
19
23% Jan
4
4
24
.
4,200
-
39%,
68%
97%
Electronics
World
7
33 % Oct
68%
98%
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21% Oct
67%
59%
26% May 15
19
Mar 22
30
51% Jun
69
38
24% Aug 30
4%
67%
59
7
Oct
36% Mar 15
Mar 15
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Pi-/4
29
68%
70
38
13% Dec 14
6
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17,600
38
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14 2/7
100
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1
12% Nov 24
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8
39% July 19
54%
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4
4
23
53%
98
com
preferred
67% Sep
8
83% Mar 18
28
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39%.
22%
53%
1
6
Jan
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28
177
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23
53
41 %
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15
10
20
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25
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26
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3
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25 %
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145
23
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16
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17% July
24
Nov
38
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43%
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15
18
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20
2
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28
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27
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preferred
28% Feb
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17
31
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24
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4
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4
17
28
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11
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15
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29
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17
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14
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16
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Sep
28
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7
13% May 17
41 % Dec
5
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3
58% Dec
12
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Sep
27
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36
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8
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20
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3
76
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1
100
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12
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21
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23
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21
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14
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11
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42
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88
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20
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7%
28
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11
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75
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12
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86
30
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25
18% Sep
47
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8
29
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6
1
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12
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11
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79
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14
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12
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5
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27
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20
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29
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19% Dec
3
30 % Jun
8
Milk Co
49 % Apr
15
Jan
3
3
;
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'
15% Sep 26
11
32% Sep
26% Mar 14
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&
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20
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7
16% Jan
12
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&
:
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26
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8
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136
18
14
footnotes,
5
Aug
27% Nov
see page
57% Feb
131
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17
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96
13
Jan
26% Jan
145
4
31
Dec
15
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Sep
,
18
8%
Apr
1
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common
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—:—He-
,
Volume
Number'6127
195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(417)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
NEW
Range for Year 1961
Highest
Year 1960
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Jaii. lo
Jan.
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
16
Sales for
Thursday
Jan-J 7
Friday
Jan. 18
the Week
Jan. I!)
Shares
R
78% Apr
46% Oct
25
67% Jan
4
74
Apr
49 Va Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
18
8
23
75
Dec
Radio
9
11
Corp
$3.50
of
America
Dec
30% Oct
23% Feb
28
Ranco
5
33% Sep
26
Random
88 % Feb
6
Raybestos-Manliattan
21% Apr
6
Raymoud
Apr
19
15
Jan
6
17 % Jan '
53% Jan
2
25
4
34% Sep
28
57% Jan
4
11% Oct
27
52%
53
51%
53
72%
72%
72%
72%
72%
43%
44%
43%
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42%
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28
28%
27%
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77
77
76%
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Inc
24
22y4 Jun
29
15 Va Dec
70
7
15% Sep
53%
72%
2.50
Co
26% Dec
56
52%
No par
preferred—
Purina
16% Oct
*
com_No par
2.50
1st
Ralston
House
Inc
1
.
:
—No par
77%
77%
77
77%
International
Inc__3.33y3
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
24% Aug 31
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
44 y2 Aug
27
18
37
37%
36%
38:%
37
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9%
10
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18
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4
8 % Dec
20
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5
33 Va Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28'A Jan
8
5
20 ya Dec
20
12 %
10 y4
Jan
28% Jun
17'/a Oct- 24
4%
15% Jan
18
13
71% Dec
8
Red
3
20% Nov
3
3
28% May 10 \
19 y4 Mar 17
Oct
26
25
:
May
20% Apr
1st
2nd
Owl
Stores
Roller
Reeves
8
Reichhold
7
Reliable
1
68% Jan
4
Apr
7
Reliance
Apr
18
27 y2 Feb
1
20
Aug 24
49% Jun
13
Reliance
1
Mar 14
54
Oct
11
66% Mar
25
;
43% Dec
6
57* '
1
67
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3
20
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29
25
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53% Jan
3
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9
48 % Dec
6
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
22
Dec
18
22
6
&
Eng
3
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,
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50c
Jun
57
37%
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Aug 18
Jan
21
43% Jan
3
60% Nov
8
71% Jan
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23
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4
35 Va Oct
23
56y4 Jun
5
56%
26
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4
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19
14
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3
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15%
17%
18
1
16
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16
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10
18%
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15%
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22
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4.200
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19
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16
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19
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20
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27
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9
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25
50
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21
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28
27
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28
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3
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2
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4
500
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14
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22
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13
12
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8
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3
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Oct
25
1
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13
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12 y8 Apr
5
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42
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18
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.
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3
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3
17% Dec
22
36% Jan
3
46 y4
Jan
4%
18
Royal
McBee
Rubbermaid
7
9% May
3
17
Oct
19
Dec
12
14% May
6
26% Jun
23
18 y2 Jan
30
27% Aug
8
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15
33% Sep
19
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25
22 y2
32% Oct
24
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7
36% Jan
3
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86
Jan
3
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27
15
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32%
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29
29
29
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116
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8
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2
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87
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&
75
58%
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115
88
1%
29
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Gas
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16
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—^
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Rochester
27 y2 May
Sep
20% Dec
4
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9
89
5
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96
31%
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115
14
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95
43%
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,
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670
4
11% Oct 25
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49
.
115
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2
Jan
15
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49
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115
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115
100
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50
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9% Apr
82
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pref
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29
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27
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10
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34% May 10
2,700
47%
22
10
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&
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46%
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Reynolds Metals Co com
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4.000
11,800
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19
19 Va
16%
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400
18
15%
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12
14
3
29
8
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24
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25
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24
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2
78 y2 Jan
4
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62
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18
11%
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6
62
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13
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30
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18
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13
62
22
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12
18
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67
3
69
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6
12,300
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9%
67
2
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36%
9%
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8
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108: ; Oct
26
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36%
.
21%
5
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%
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23
83
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2
2,100
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f Jan
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4,100
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149
85
28%
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500
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4
76% Jan
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21%
27
14
19%
11%
42% Jam
89% Nov
19%
27
21%
110 % Oct
68% Sep
19%
49,400
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9%
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52
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convertible
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53%
73 %
42
19
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common—
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Republic Corp
May 17
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13%
61%
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preferred
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9
19
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15
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16
18
20
1
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6
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28
13
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27
19%
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Raytheon Co
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43
42%
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25 V4
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80
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238
259
24'A Sep
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32
4
9
8
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26
15
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7
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18
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3
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19
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26
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4
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5
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7
88
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12
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7
93
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12
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14
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31
37% Jan
4
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7
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16
21
22
3
34% May
3
11
May
3
70
Nov
14
46'A Nov
8% Jan
17
46% May
Oct
18
4
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1
16% Feb
15
38
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16
77
May 27
81
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4
16
Oct
31
30
66% Jan
19
9
73 % Jan
Aug 15
Sep
41 Va Nov
11
May 10
5
81 % May
Jan
4
97
16% Jan
3
27% Jun
15
71% Jun
15
70
74
Nov
28
14
5
Jan
3
10
May 22
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
29 Va Sep 29
£ 20 Va Apr
5
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18% Sep
Feb
21
Industries
5%
22
4
31% Jan
51% Dec
4
Jun
23
54
94% Nov
15
10'A Nov
28
19% Jan
25
11% Jan
11
Oct
90
15
Jan
5
30 Vb Jun
Feb
25
16
Jan
4
12
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
97% Jan
7% Sep
29
14V8 Mar 31
8% Jan
19Vs Dec
5
17
Jan
July 28
20% Apr
4
29% Dec
48% Aug
7
31
Jan
3
25
May 17
3.65%
Screw
Bolt
&
Seagrave
Servel
Inc
$5.25
Shamrock
Sharon
12
18% Sep
4
36 Vb Oct
5
4
15% Sep
19
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
15% Jan
4
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
4
16% Feb
14
23% Aug
23% Oct
24
43
25
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Apr
7
38% May 23
Simmons
69
1
22% Sep
1
28
Jan
6
42% Jan
70% Jan
3
4
Nov
23
47
26'A Mar 24
37
Feb
13
9
Sep
29
55% Jan
4
36 Vb Oct
53% Oct
31
68 V» Dec
22
63 % Jan
Shattuck
Simplicity
6
Singer
3
Skelly ' Oil
Oil
4
44% Jan
3
26 % Oct
3
37% Apr
12 % Jan
4
31 % May 10
Smith-Corona
23% Jan
3
36% Jun
Smith-Douglass
Smith
24
28% Mar 23
11
64% Jun
15
46% Jan
4
77
Nov
14
Smith
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
38% Jan
3
52 % Dec
28
Socony
9% Dec
19
30
6% Mar 15
44 % Jan
Kline
9% Dec
4
South
Amer
14
South
Carolina
52 % Jun
49
Jan
25
27% Jan
3
49% Oct
4
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Jersey
11
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
21
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Puerto
8
Dec
15
30% Feb
3
27% Jan
11
12% Nov
7
15% Dec
30
15% Jan
4
31% Sep
24% Nov
56 Va Feb
17
Dec
29
65
4
103% Nov
29% Dec
39 Va Jan
tA
31% Dec
26
5%
5
26 % Jan
38% Dec
14
20 Va Jan
30
Dec
5
27
9% Jan
11
2
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84 % May 16
18%.Oct 31
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90
77 % Feb
For
92 'A Sep
8
-
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17
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30
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"
8
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19-
footnotes,
see page
16
.
4
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3
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3
51 % Nov
24
Spartans
12
Jan
3
88
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3
91
Mar
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4.20%
26
88 % Jan
3
34% Oct
26
64% Apr
4
3
88% Apr
17
82
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23.
Jan
35
May 15
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20
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46%
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45%
46 Vb
44'A
45%
44
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46 Va
3,700
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79%
80
77%
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78%
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11
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41 Va
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42
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22
21
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21
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18
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28
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32
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32
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28
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32
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30 %
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49 Vb
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49 %
49 %
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1,100
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88
88
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53%
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900
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54
54
600
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38
48.500
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26
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66 V*
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66 Va
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86 Vb
87
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86
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49
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2.50
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preferred
55
56
17,700
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50
preferred
55 Vb
1
115%
51%
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Sugar
Public
57%
114
66%
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56%
111
15
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58
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40
40 Va
7%
7%
12,300
2,700
26
39%
7%
*
91%
7,800
18%
18%
*72
75
25%
33%
-
•
19%
..
700
48
*47
38
-
7%
39%' <40
-
23
33%
No par
*
7%
'
*94
<
33
"
;
22%
94%
33%
%
7%
7Va
*39% '
<38%
13,100
2,400
7%
-
8,700
39%
-
91%
22%
*84
39
J40
39%
*9GVa
"
$4.50
13
13%
105
10%
41%
10%,
*19%
29
Corp_
Inc
13%
*103%
19%
57
—
Spiegel
13%
105
10%
'
19 Vb
1
Sperry Rand Corp common—
■'
$4.50 preferred
-
5,800
10,700
80
1
20% Jan
7,900
29%
22%
46%
Spencer Chemical Co -common-.^_6
2
5 '/u
<
22 Va
24%
Railway
&
5%
29%
-
31
California
Southwestern
Jan
28 %
22%
30%
Gas
non-cum
7% Jan
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
70
50
20
1
issued
Mobile
,
29%
22%
55%
Southern
26
29%
23
23%
13
6% May
30%
22%
31%
Pacific
21 % Sep
29%
23
24%
Southern
26 % Nov. 23
29%
22%
30%
11
4
29%
'
X23 %
29% Oct
5%
5%
30%
23 %
31%
3
8
270
5,800
7a %
25 %
20% Jan
30
5%
5%
*74%
24%
23% Jan
72% Oct
5%
30
13%
preferred,.
When
6
75%
X30%
Gas
13
5%
*74%
5
_'_j.
29% Jan
6 vb
75%
10
Natural
19% Nov
23
109%
Indiana
61% Oct
91 %
111%
Co
9
79
91 %
22%
110%
Southern
65 % Mar 20
79
91%
50c
Service
47% Mar 15
'
78
23
20
25
Southern
29% Jun
6
*74%
75%
22%
23
'
*103 v4
Edison
17% Jan
400
5
Co
Southern
26
*74%
78
*91
22%
38:%
17
Sep
74%
1
92%
22%
-38%
10
17
74%
,
*91
38 %
22
23 % Mav 18
23
38%
53% Nov
5
91 Va
22%
■'
78%
91%
5
49 % Nov
*
77
53%
3
Aug 23
40%
No par
Southern
18% Aug 23
40%
22%
.2.50
17
69 %
40
*53 %
3
54% Jan
40
53%
19
1
39%
53%
38% Jan
23
39%
1
36% Jan
Sep 28
3,000
15,200
40
91%
1,
:
Co
47% Jan
16% Nov
10%
56%
22%
No par
38'A Aug 31
40% Aug 24
61% Nov
10
56
78
79
*91
Corp
21
29
10
56%
78
*77
20
8% preferred
Southeastern Public
•
10
55%
12, DuU
;
50 Va July 18
64% Jun
*38%
25%
10
56%
No par
4
5
40
1
16
28
*38%
No par
12
18% Sep
'7,400
25%
10
55%
38,900
Inc.
31 % Jan,
40
26 %
25 Va
25%
10%
55 Tit
10%
'
83% Jun
.
25%
55%:
39%
Gas
Gold
19
Jan
25%
xlO
10%
56%
3/
Oil Co
60 % Nov
18
70
25%
*10%
<55'a
.
10 %
,
9
51 % Oct
Jan
2,100
X25 %
39%
Co
Railroad
21
21
42,200
17%
26
1,
Marchant
&
Mobil
Line
28% Dec
28
25
30
14%
17%
10%
Corp
May 10
45% Jan
22% Jun
14
7% Dec
7,iuU
14%
17%
39%
Co
Co
(A O)
38 Vb Oct
46% Dec
35%
14 Va
17 y4
10%
Co
Manufacturing
11
.
35 Va
14%
17%
39%
Corp,
26
12
35'/a
14%
17%
10%
of Amer
RR
Pattern
18% Feb
10
35 Va
14%
17%,
36%
1
55
.
35%
14%
17%
No par
53% Jan
Jan
35%
14%
1
6
4% Jun
35%
40%
Simonds Saw & Steel
Soo
200
23,700
98
10%
Co
Sinclair
13% May 26
35%
*97
•
1
39 Vb
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
4
7
34
98
18
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
11
34 Vb
15%
16%
67% July
33'A
*97
98
200
7,700
,.
76
35%*
37%
45% May
127% Nov
*97
19
*74
14%
16
22
98
40
18%
19
76
9,000
10%
Co
2
34
34%
37
20% Oct
:
34
*97
,
39 Va
40
18%
*74%
34
41 Vu
(Frank G)__
Oil
25
Jan
35 %
98V
33 Va
10%
Corp
11% Oct
Jun
34%
r
34 %
33 Tu
5
29% Dec
37
19 Vb
76
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l-
61% Nov
11
33
18%
76
21
4
*39
19 Vu
76
23% May 15
3
Jan
94% Jan
26
Sep
Jun
31% Sep
54
31
40
*39
18%
76
200
*
39%
Siegler Corp
60% Apr 17
90 % Aug 14
Oct
40
33
19
25
Falls
&
Oil &
Steel
Jan
40
35
34%
16,000
91%
450
10%
common
43
8
55%
91%
*350
41%
Co
Industries
23% Jan
8
54%
92
10%
preferred—,
Shalimoon
15
23% Sep 29
*39%
34%
100
Corp
Rubber
28
Dec
54%
450
40 %
Corp
Seiberling
Shell
40%
No par
Line
Roebuck
27
6
*350
No par
common
Sealright-Oswego
12% Jun
28
34%
30
preferred
17% Sep
46% Mar
*91 Va
91%
450
"
30 V4 Apr
31% Feb
52%
56%
91%
*350
77 Va
No par
Mfg Co
Sears
35
1
preferred
27
19
21
11
Nov
14% Apr
37% May 12
43% Jan
105
13
54%
93
17%
35c
preferred
$4
Scovill
Finance
Jan
56%
450
35%
_1.40
com
common
Air
59
*92 %
*350
l
Co
Seaboard
41
Inc
Inc
Paper
Seaboard
17
55 vh
v
92 vu
1
preferred
24
44% Feb
56% 7
450
5
preference
29% Mar 21
12
May 17
1
30% Nov
34%.
*97
10
common—.
convertible
$3.40
May 19
37% Feb
21% July 25
100
Schenley
Convertible
*74%
5
L;
Electric Co
14
8% Jan
common,.,
series A
Diego Imperial Corp
Schering Corp
18%
100,;
Diego Gas & Electric Co
9
87
15
Paper Co
No par
com
5%.
San
Schick
19
*39%
Co
San
Scott
Jan
Power.—No par
&
Ry
4.40%
92Vb
*
34%
Sangamo
47% Dec
92 % Aug
Fran
pfd
14 Vb Mar 10
26
4% Dec
1st
8
4
Light
San
St Regis
24
10
72
19
Joseph
L
55%
,
*350
100
10
Preferred series A
May 25
22% Nov
Feb
36
41% Oct
3
50% Feb
11
St
3
81% Jun
6
St
3
25
8% May
6
8
21% Jan
f
100
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
7
100
common—_1.66%
<•-•
Apr
79
Stores
preferred
4%
20 % Nov
,.
7% Jan
8
42% Oct
43% Nov
13
14% Jan
10% May 16
v
13 Va Dec
Jan
11
Safeway
27
37% Dec
9
22% Jan
8
6
Nov
404% Dec
3
69% Mar
4 29%
;
63% Dec
93
-
85
•
*90%
22
*91
91%
10
22%
22
22%
90,700
94%
*94
91 Va
•
'
•94
»
32%
33%
32%
-84%
84 %
*84%
94%
20
34%
29,100
"
85
170
alt1
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
i
A'
Range for Year 1961
..
Highest
Lowest
35
Dec
28
35% Dec
29
Square
lo
Standard
25
57% Dec
14
52 % Jan
12
91
70 % Jan
12
79% Aug 22
72 % Jan
23
78% May 12
May 11
13% Sep
11% Jan
3
12% May 11
40
Jun
1
30% Jun
20
25 % Jan
9
53 % Jun
5
51% Jan
4
46% Jan
5
57
4
25
13
35
May 16
47% Dec
30
81% Sep
44% Sep
Dec
50% Jan
4
40% Jan
3
1
44% May 31
83% Nov
25
20% Oct
25
62% Dec
6
26% Oct
4
Mar
51% Sep
Nox
Jan
12%
July
59% Feb
r
92% Dec
4
% 28 "Mar 30
Jan
84
4
8
25 Va Oct
26% Jan
3
21% Mar 25
Jan
4
82
:
18
Feb
9
Jan
4
77
67
24% Jan
4
Apr
1
33% Jun
7
24% Jan
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
Dec
20
16% Jan
17% Jan
9
17
18
11
18% Feb
47% Oct
24
26% Mar 24
53 % Jan
307/a Aug 15
Stanley
3
12
10
30
32% Oct
- -
Stevens
*
4
7.7
Baer
5%
206
Dec
22
19% Dec«14
6
18% Jan
41% Apr
33% Apr
4
Oct
26
15
Aug 15
64% Jan
4
26% Jan
16% Oct
6
42% May 17
20% May 27
55% Jan
24% Jan
7
21% Jan
23% Sep
26
34% Dec
20
29% Jun
1
85
9
May
5% Jun
855
1
:'
24
13% Jan
3
82% Jan
7
85% Oct
Feb
21
5
47% Jan
30
32% Nov
101% Jan
3
1348
Jan
Jun
Jan
1115
29
51% Feb
7
4
50
25
11% Jan
15
Oct
29
Jun
Dec
6 Va Jan
14
50%-Dec
Jun
4% Jan
Aug 31
10% Nov
16
21% Sep
>
16% Sep
Jun
.
18% Jan
256 % May 25
27
11
25% Sep
15
19% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
80% Jan
5
.
30% Apr 27
Thatcher
Thiokol
22
44 'A Dec
7
24-% Jan
9
55
Jun
28
82% Feb
20
87
4
29
32% Feb
4
18% Oct
5
20% Jan
3
6
48% Jan
14 Va Sep
28
22% Jan
4
15 % Jan
19 Va Sep
6
19
33
22
41 %
Aug 26
37% Jan
33 %
3
Dec
20
64
Dec
20
59 % Jan
Oct
21
29% Jail
4
26% Jan
24 '7
60
123
7
Aug
-16% Oct
66
V
Jun~16
11 Vb
July 25
19
33
Oct
27
39 Va Jan
4
50'/a Jan
11
54% Oct
18
4
25 Vs Mar 14
33 Va Nov
28
36
Jun
30
Mar
8
May 2
May 17
8'/a July 18
13 % Jun
21
'77
>.'27%
52%
-.7 21%
15%
88% 7
7V"
22
*21
10% Oct
53%
52 %
53
i
52%
53
Oct
14
Roller
Tnrrington
.
Trane
20
/
Supply
% V 45
43
•
9%'
44 Va
17%
17%
7/ 44
class
55% May
24
55% Apr
lb% Sep
14
20th
6
25
Twin
51
9
3
25
24% Dec
5%
.
11
14 %
World
Corp
preferred-.
Truax-Traer Coal Co
Tung-Sol Electric Co
25
4
TXL
10%
14%;
15%
7
*21%
22
20
v 20
23
44'%
22%
23%
108%
111%
22%
112%
36%
36%
18%
18%
7
23%'
111%
v
36%
22 J/a
V
18%
23%
112%
109
'
36%
103
36%
18%
18%
104
102%
7 26%
'•-• 26
28%
*28
7/
26J/4
A
Oil
;
.
21%.
•
'
26%
7.
-
V/
1
57
Co„
;
139
-
Inc
5
7*
7
.
7.
1.
common
16%
,.
1
28%
25'%
22
42 %
43%
*21J%
*21 Va
22
61%
26%
26%
26Va
19%
>20%
24
-
-
.
20%.
55%
24
12
'"<26%
27
58 Va
77
■
v
7
59
26 %
26%
19%
-
20%:
23%
26'%
7
:
60%
;
38%
39 Va
?
76 " '••
78
:
.
7746%
46%
136*.". 137
"138
-
14'/a
47%
47%;
55 J/4
55
42%
24%
26%
•
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43
7
.
'7
52
.
51
•
;
•
11%
7 25%
1
-,
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26%
10%
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11
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24 Va
*
-
W
;/
7
:4,10ft
1,30ft
11%% 11%
14%
14'% * 714%
15,40ft 7
47'%
18,40ft
16%
-
>
i3:%
.>■
*48%
/; 10,100
47 Va
55%
43'/a 744 %
25% .26 7,
25%
51
*50%:
38%
'■v"
-
26
18 '/a Jan
29
57
13% Jan
4
Aug 30
34% Sep
26% Dec
22
51% Dec
6% Nov
30
29 Vb Oct
25
106 % Oct
25
32
22
12% Mar
43% Jan
"I
Jan
4
87% Jan
6
74 % Dec
29
78
Apr
68 % Jan
5
75
33'% Mar
25
7
6% Nov
39
11,200
51
20ft
.7,.,-
,39 -V
32,100
13%
1,00ft
*48%
Jan
30
97
Apr
79
Nov
76
Jun
27
6
16
42% Jan
Jan
5
87
27 y8 Jan
5
20
May 10
May 17
8% Aug
32'/a Jan
24% Jan
37% Jan
2
10%
7:7
10%
25% :.7
24%
46 Va Aug 22
103% Aug 25
97
Aug 24
35 Va Dee
15
39% Dec
20
2
27
Apr
84'% July 23
18
76
Jan
28 % Nov
38
Feb
Nov
14
Mar 21
Aug
15% Dec
1
1
14% Dec " 5
27% May 20
7% Jan
46
30
Nov
Nov
17
fi
31% Jan
6
34% Aug 30
53% Jan
25
20
Jap
18% Jun
1% Jan
26
28
it
7
Jan
44 Va Jan
15% J«*n
52 % Nov
17% Jan
33
3
21% Pec
,
?9% Aug
52% Jan
15% Sep
17% Jan
»
4
82
3
W Jan
3
4
54% Jan
16
0
30% Jan
.:
Nov 21
18% Feb 20
24% Nov 28
3
1% Nov 30
761/4 Mar 24
34% Oct
Board &
United-Carr
United
Carton
Corp
Co
4
-
31%
10
Corp
Corp
.
2.50
8'/«
I
t
f
;
United
..
1
4
United
.6%
Shoe
Macb
common..
preferred—>—:
•.
710%
10'/a
710 %
3,700
25%:
-24%
25%
154,20ft
'-".:.-15%;
>_„■...
7
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87
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270
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82
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37,000
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61%
21V8
50%
'
>
119%
,
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43 ~ 43%
26 "
26
74%
75
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'
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Fastener
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115
96%-, 9.6%
•
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52%
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>
117%
39
46Vb
53%
7%
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37%
Electric-Cpal Cos
5
Engineering & Foundry
5
United Financial Corp of Calif
1
;
United Fruit Co
—No par
United Gas Corp
;
—10
/■ United Gas. Improvement Co
13%
United Greenfield, Carp
•
United Merch Si Mf«rs Inc—>1
;
United Park City Mines Co
>1
-
41% Nov 30
19
28
■
United
4
3
5
10
United
1
Mar 21
.
No pax
1
Co
United Air Lines Inc>
United Carbon
!
12
69% Dec
Drill
—10
4%
67% Dec 12
3
13
Twist
,
Unitfd Aircraft
40% Mar 16
;9% Nov 16
3
preferred.;
■
>'■;•'/ 26%
38
,
of California
>25
Pacific RR Co common—10
27%
52%
..
31,
V
96 - '96%
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82
75%: 75%
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87%
64%
65%
33/': > 33%
8%^ 8%
36 "
36fa
,
Oil
Union
.
7
12
No pax
Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
4% (series of 1950> conv pfd_100
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit Co of Amer—No par
;
8
86% Dec
No par
.—No par
No par
Union Tank Car Co
.
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
4
19
25
18
22'/a Jan
64% Jan
33% JuLv
Jan
29% Sep
60 '/a Jan
29
12
86
-47%
series
non-cum
53%-.;,.,
47%
:
.
10
series
$4
:
.
110% Aug 22
100 % Aug 17
29% Jan
Apr
27
,
Mar
23
Jun
Apr
37% Jan
25
46 Va
30% Jan
51% May 15
56% Aug
8
33% July 26
18% Feb
1
16
16% Apr 19
% Aug 4
29% Nov 15
102
<
series
series
.
7%
$3.70
$4
.
15% 115%
30% ;■ 31
15%
30%
27%
-
38%
119%
$4.50
Union
>
52
7%
No Par
common
Z
'
38
118%
Preferred $3.50
Union
,
1'
;
0
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/
8% Aug 17
39% Nov
8
Jan
Corp
33
27 >27%v
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Co
' 15%
15%r
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,
—20g
Rubber
Preferred
.
6
20
Si
Carbide
';
4
29% Jan
4
8
Jan
Asbestos
shares
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Union Electric Co
:•..,:
20
37Vb Dec
34% Jan
6
13
9
Mar
8
Dec
68% Dec
ord
Union
MavIR
81
N V
Union
1
24
Feb
Nov
4
Union
r
18
20
71
Unilever
.
52% Nov 20'
-r% 15%
No par
Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets ord
*
-
,
.
17%
22% ,'22%
l'%
'1%
67.V4- 68V2
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34%
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68
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11
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1
Underwood Corp
v
;
May 22
May 22
74% Jan
Aug 19
23% Mar
50
92
8
24
31
3
31
32% Apr
7
Jan
144
it
Udylite. Corp (The)
13
10'/a Mar 28
42 '/a
4
47
25 V4 Apr
17
4
8
7% Jan
88
58% Dec
3
Jan
Sep 28
25% Oct 21
19% Oct 26
81
85
18
116
Aug 16
77% Jan
12
33 % Jan
4
148'% Jan
6
39% Aug 19
96
Aug 15
18% Sep 25
65'/a May 11 V
31% Dec 13
f i
1,200
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52
'
3,100
38%
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13%
~
24,700
55%
43'%
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17'%'
-
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12% Oct
24% Feb
/
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r.
5,00ft
4,500- 7:
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135
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43
r
51
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47%
47%
55 ;■':" 55
38%
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v
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16%
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a
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26%
4,600
13,80ft
37%
78
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62
'37%
78
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13%
7
431%
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55
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7
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24
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18,400 7
7'7
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7
42%
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1
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83
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22%:
26%
60
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.
1
,
61%
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1,400
4,300
131,000-
22
60%
84%
77
55
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77
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24 '"!■•■.;»
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7
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26
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7/77. 39:'7;
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50
common
28
43%
28
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24
7,7
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37
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28,400
v
20
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69,60ft
23
25%
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44%
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100
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7
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r
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1
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42
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26
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7
52%
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23 %•»
88%
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10% 7 10%
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15
s,17 VB
36%
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58%
23% 7;
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50
-
39%
110
.
7
36%
25%
conv
pfd series of 1957—50
Century-Fox Film Corp—
l
City Rap Transit com.Nopar
conv
prior preferred
50
Twin Coach
.
50'%.
10%
'
33% Jun
Oct
49%",
10%
15%
17%
<
:
112%
'7
63%
Corp
Airlines
'29% Oct
50%
57%
•r,;; 3,800
;75,600
-
:
17%
7
10%
23%
5,100
74,700
2,000
44% 7 44%
137/s
•4.#«-
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.
.
44%
4.3% V 44%
17%
17%
17
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23 Va
28
2,7,
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$2.70
:
7
26%
>
10%
39%
42 V4
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101%
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Electronic
5
Oct
40%
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—
9
36% Apr
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5
•
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7
49%
*
110% ■ ,7 7 : 1,600 '
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7
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7. 310
67
7 67 V. 7
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7,7 44% ,45%
18,400
67
•
7. 79,500.
110%
:
1230
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27%.
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24
: 7
34% 7377/ 7
T
3,400
7
52 Va
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•
111
1200
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4
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67
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-
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7
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1225
'
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39%
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com_5
;
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1"
30
.7
23
Co
Co
Trans
Sep
! 65
-
T7V4
>-
36
—10
Co
52% Dec 21
20
17
•39
No par
Co.,
Transitron
3
10% Nov
13% Nov 28
20 VB Nqv 30
16
34%:
113 a:
710%
71235
'44
,
;•■■ 13%
•
110
Co_„
Tractor
6
Dec
"-7
7,7
Bearing
No par
<Sf Construction—1 *
20% May 15
Jan
;C- 52%
■721
•
.
'
Realty
Edison
56 Va May
H
48
Nov 30
36
1225
65
.
67
23
common
4
48
52%
16%
7.
7 7 500
16%
.
21%
■
33%
111%
•
Tishman
10 % Jan
:
8
71250
100
Qil
3
22% Dec
,34 .7.--34'
112% 112 % "r:
10%
10%
16%
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7
-12,900
26% v
7.15%
24
2,000
•-"'
27-%7
28 -;
•
26 Va
16%
..
2.300
,
324
27%
,
.
9%
51%'
27%
7
10%
/
:•
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.
42%
9%
26%
20
5,500
r
:.V 14,700
67
.
324
♦86% 7 88%
23%
7-"49%"7 50% ' '7' '•".• 49%
50%
10i%7' 11% 7 7 7:10% 710%:
15%
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j.. 14%,
.,58%,.; 59%;;. V
58%
58%:
7* 23%,.,.23%i 7% <23-%
23%;—54% 755%; ,v,: '.52'A "53% 7
-
7.50
Tool
Jan
29 % Jan
33%'
112
7::'
7
9,600
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19%
29%
7
27%
v.
7
,27%
•
7;7 „40%
9%
27Va
88Va
27%
•
27 Vb
27 Va
335
'5;200
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30%
7. >19%
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7
r
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30%
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32%
66%
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1,400
:->1,000
I
22 Va
45%
47,'*82
; 84%
18%
18%
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19%
16
27%
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'26
;
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'; *86%
35% 735%,
26%
"
,
h
20%:, 7-
'
24%
27%
24 «
17%" 17%
•
1
preferred^
Toledo
14
42% Apr
20% May
18:'.,! ;
'
■
21% 7'
•
15%
:7*86%7 88%
27%/
v
43%
No par.
5
Co
Transamerica Corp common
4%% conv preferred
146
,
28 Vi
26 Va
.
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15%
15%
45%
10
Oil
preferred
Tlmken
.
f
18
Dec
&
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53 Va Jan
30
11% Dec
44
22
33%
1
52'% Dec
30
36
40% May 27
59 % May 27
44 % Dec 20
7
.7} 52
53 7 '
43%
,
1.25
Inc
50 / Nov 27
91%. May 15
30
11% Oct
52
52%
*64%:
—12.50
preferred
Glass Mfg Co
Power
•$1.20
1
3
July 28
53%/
/f 44'%
TransmlssionnCo—5
Chemical
Tidewater
17
10
23
8
59% Nov
;
Aug 10
64
4%
Tlior
/
8
28% Apr
28% Dec
3
7
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
8
24% Mar
4
Jan
May
28% May
•
3
17
Jan
16
v:
28%
V
33
*324
26 V8
1230
I_Il
:
conv
Thompson
8
Dec
23% Mar 29
68% Jan
$1.25
3
May 10
82
May 20
15 Va Feb
30
-
3
30% Oct
1
Pacific Coal
50
2
31% Oct
Texas
3
3
'
'7715%
710%
*
.1
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
Texas Utilities Co
No par
Textron Inc common
;
50c
3
X0% Jan
332
i
-■200
28'A"
7
.•
'85%
39'/fti
7 9%
26 %
111%
!
4.50
Corp
Instruments
8
27
•X
9%
28
par
Texas
8
25% Dec
Jun
,
12
-
29'/a Apr
31 '/a Apr
3
v
7
Texas Eastn Transmission
Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33 Y» f
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No
-
22% Sep
19
325
■
41%
15 % 715%'
24"
:
21
24% Jan
16% Jun
335
..
9%
-
26
"27%'
25
(James).
Gas
37% Jan
20% Dec
320
30
v
39%
-.
9% '
64
.
*22 %
66
27%
52%
*
>4.16%
—
Inc__
4
70 % Dec
29%
42
-
9%
67
'
>
V
Texaco
7
84
66 Va
64
27%
,7.
4.100
.
32,600'
28 Va
19%
:
;
15%
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::
15
24
*/'
30
'741%:
27%
-.■19%,
«■;
94v, ;
:
,
30% : 30%
27%
27%
27%
19%
26%
"15%'.
30
Corp
Tennessee
x
61 % Jan
79
29%
7.27%
46%
'84 V:
7; 19V$
32%
54%
'22 Vs
9% J. 10
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r,'7
7'. 26%
'
67
31
28
-
721%
1
Cprp__ '
26% Jan
Jan
19
348
'52%
par
A
Wayne
Tennessee
38 Va Jun
13
7
12.50
Corp—
11
9% July 8
46% Feb 16
27%
*66%
30%
>
22%
18%
33% V
54%
7; 10
*82%
,
j-':' '
.
122,900
20%
*1
-
5,100
27,300
i
83%
33
y
28%
19
'7;
15%
25
TelAutograph
26
24
27'%;
27%
:
.
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Co
Inc
Tandy
21
115% Nov
Feb
Talcott
;■
26
23% Apr
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
4
&
Symington
27 % Aug
9
206% May 15
37% Nov
8
29% Jan
Nov
:
%'•;.:
85%
•
26
——10o
Co__
7 Swingline Inc class
5
Jim
70% Jan
21% Jan
28
40% Nov 21.
20% May 17
14 '/b July 25
21
85
7/
19
'7 19
-
Nov
46
3
Oct
95
31
59% Aug 18
19% Jun J 4
3
16
Mining
Swift
26
•
15
19% Dec
Sunshine
20% May 10
69% Jun
6
20
33
27% Jan
22% Oct
77'
10
10
46%
84
*82%
>
.
19 %
85'%
,
.
f} 337.7, 33%
30% ' 31
44
35%7 36
36,600
*
..
21V4
-
20%
•♦22%
:
27%
common_l
Superior Oil of California
Sweets Co of America
Jan
11% Dec
13
14
7 77
61% Nov 22
/
29
27
30
18% Jun
6
25
24% Aug
47 Va Jan
Oct
54% Nov 28
7
Jan
28% Oct
85
30
*340 V
__No par
Oil Co
49% Feb
27
38% Dec
18% July 22
Qil Co_
Sunray-Mid-Cont
74% Nov 29
1464
8
'
37
12
:
-
5
1
—
7: 4%% preferred series A
77
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc__
7
16% Nov 30
3
21 Vb Sep
15% Sep 26
148% Oct 25
7 Sun
7
7
38% July 10 7
28
12% Jan
29% Mar 15
28
>
9
3
47 % Oct
20 % Sep
common
30—
"
.
J
54
..,>91%
•
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7 .28%
20%
46 Va
10
28
..
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54%
94
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736%7r;-"r:.7'
45%
18%
66%
7 42%
:
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34%
46%
; *82%4. 84
"4;v'79%7
-
1
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13
122-
3
40
1
Oct
24% Mar
25
45
Feb
Corp
_.—
2
Jun
7
3
37
Sep
38% Nov
22
34
7
1
___1.25 ''
28% 7
450
3,200
25.300
50% .* 50 y8
2l%
64 7
*63
28
-
•
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29
24 %
Aug
59
16
101% Aug 22
7% Oct 20
24
Co
Corp__
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
20
29
3
19
4
90
3
Apr
Sep
6% May
20% Apr
Foods
Sunbeam
28% May 31
1
3
23% Jan
22
39% July 26
3% Oct
65%
27%
-■20%
"
10,500
V'
85%
52%
:t
50%.
21 %
12,100
54%
.
84%
53%
,
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5 i Vn
85
<
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.
64
-
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19%
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32%'
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94
22%
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30%
54% .,.77
28%,
.
■
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84%
21%
35%
-
16%
52%
7- ••••/ -7 '
64
'
W
29% 7
28%
:
1
Broadcasting
51
10 .-V" 10%
46
16%
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7
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19
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11
14
20
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-
1
77
AND
Wednesday
73
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6% convertible preferred-
-
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60% Feb
of
Oil
convertible
27
22% Dec
7
7
13% Jan
30
33% Jan
25
4
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5
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May 23
16% J an
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2
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29
28% Apr
42% Dec
72%
•
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32
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31
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Mar 23
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4
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4
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20
27
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38
72%
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3%% preferred series A
7
9
28
6
23
3
18% Oct
44% Mar 24
22% Oct
Standard
of
Standard Oil
13
Dec
57% Nov
42% Jan
25
77
4
27
52
29
20% Oct
11
87% Dec
55% Dec
4
8
37% July
16
May 11
45% Nov
9
$3.30
Oil
38%
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com
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Industries
Kollsman
'
13
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24
•
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Financial
Standard
Standard
Jan. ]<>
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'
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89
5
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Dec
__5
preferred
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Tuesday
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Co
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$3.50
12
36"% Jan
102
25
26% Dec
Jan
56
Nov
19% Dec
25
38
Monday
EXCHANGE
35 Va Feb
10 Va
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
68 %
33 Va
34
v,
X
•
1'%
68 Va
,
.
*33
8 %
,
19,000
1,100
.
1%.
69
34%
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800
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15,900
7,500
8,900
30
•
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6127
195
(419)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
!
Year I960
Lowest
,
Range for Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
,..
Highest
30 Va Mar
33 y4 Sep
4
32% Oct
18
23% Sep
29
30Jan
4
29
-
4
32% Nov,
65%
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25
Oct"
74 y4 Jan
25
4
,116% Jun
..
Dec
20
9b
v
31% Feb
r;
13% Jan
Sep 25
115
Feb
27
Dec
20
158% Oct
2
29
14% Dec
22
15
34 y4 Nov
29
*
40
Jan
22
30% Sep
8% Sep
1
25% Jun
,
6.
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17
5
22% Dec
>
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30
7% Jan
3
25
26 y« Jan k 5
21% Oct
2
25% Nov
30
26 Mi Jan
3
33
40 y2 Aug
10
43% Jan
25
6
27% Apr
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8
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Jan
4
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19
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21
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22
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28
47
Apr
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50% Sep
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139'/a Jan
22
19
4
5
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24
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35
23
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18% Apr
6
12
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26
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24
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23
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16
62% Jun
13
30 Va Oct
25
38
5
44
Jan
3
23
3
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27
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Jan
3
28
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14
Sep
22% Sep
6
19% Dec
28
19% Jan
3
30 y8
38 Va Oct
24
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20
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20
31
24
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20
42
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36
12
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2
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20
21 Yh Mar
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28
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79
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22
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107
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26
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28
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80
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29
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85
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86
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92
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26
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13
11
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89
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14
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5
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28
15
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62
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62
29
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Virginia Carolina Chemical com—1
5
9
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7
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10
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21
27
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81% July 6
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18
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(
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2.50
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29
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29%
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37'%
13 y8
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41% Oct 11
11
preferred
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47
34%
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27
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9
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United Whelan Corp
10
5
5
20-
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30
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53% Apr 10
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9
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15
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24
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27
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Jan
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64
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27
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2
103
37 '/3
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Jan. 19
80 %
40 Va
102'%
Pipe & Foundry Co__
U S Playing Card Co
1—
U S Plywood Cerp common.--.
6
Mar
'
80
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preferred series A——
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-
30%
40 >%
4
preference—
97
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80%
comnion__82y2c
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class-A
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97
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37%
30 %
30'/a
Sales for
Jan. 18
37%
97%
*97
30%
PRICES
Thursday
37%
40 V4
•
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Hoffman
37%
HIGH SALE
Jan. 17
80 y4
No par
—-
97 :
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23% Mar 28
3
26% Jan
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Freight
97
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38
AND
Wednesday
Jan.16
37
1 1
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3% Dec
12
24
Securities
Foreign
Tuesday
Jan.15
Corp com.l
100
preferred—
&
U S
.
8
7% Oct
.
91% Dec
46% Dec'
151
Aug 23
4
8% Jan
15% Dec
.
14
27
4 % %
Monday
.
.
Par
Chemical
&
Borax
US
i:
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161
19
3% Dec
49 y4 Apr
42 y4 Dec
Oct
U S
97% Jun
3
Jan
24% Jan
LOW
•
■
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STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
47 •*•» Feb
93
16
83 Va Jan
42
NEW
,
43 y4 Jun
4
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STOCKS'
Range for Previous
-
106
w
80
237/a NOV
1
44y8 Jan
25
11% Dec
30
18»%Jun
71V4 July 28
24'% Oct 24
8
8'/a Dec
14
Oct
?■
3
29
60% Aug 24
53
35'% Aug .4
40% Dec
fl
38% Jan
0
58% Nov
Dec
19
26% Feb
2
42% Oct
10
15'% Jan
4
15
7
14
Jan
23
Nov-M
-7
.
87/a Dec
26
13% Jun
15% Jan
15
89 % Jan
7
66
Dec
26
Sep 27
10'/8 Jan
18
6
jan
3
52% Jan
5
*
167/a Jan
3
-
Jan
9
34% Feb
6
15
Oct
51
Feb-
14
2iy8 Mar
2
54'% Dec
9
27.
29% Sep
8
20
:
8iy4 Aug 23
37% Jun 30
64
.
:
-
1
■
40% Nov 27
May 8
943% Sep 13
Nov
■
Warner
59'/2 Nov
43
Nov
27
"
•
15 *
44% Sep
13
41% Jan
45% Jan
4
30% Jan
38% Jan
23
23'% July 14
30'/a Jan
15
25% Jan
37% Dec
7
Dec
1
77/a Jan
14
4% Jan
9% Dec
29
4
87
17
Jan
4
4
89
Oct
Jan
85
July 11
20
82% Jan
56% Jan
4
33y8Aug
97'% Sep
29
78% Jan
19
30% Oct
26
92 y2 Feb
17
Jun
86
93
Jan
14
35'% Jan
4
19% Jan
22
Oct
25
30'% Jan
4
27
26
May 11
37 Ya Jan
"17% Nov
17'/a Apr
94
3
102
17
99-
4
13
14
Dec
7
4
37
Jan
6
16% Apr
38'% Oct
4
25% Dec
14
24
31
57
13
38 Va Nov
21'/a Oct
25
32% Jan
Jan
3
45
Oct
25
65
Jun
10
37% Dec
77% Jan
4
89 % Aug
18
82'/2 Dec
Sep
6
103'% Dec
28
41% Sep
28
62% Jan
0
102
22
92% Dec
22
July 26
64
Mar
2
31 Va Mar 14
Oct
31
98% Oct
14
36
Jan
98
5
22
,
:
,
'
"
30"
May 11
45
Nov
37% Mar 21
3
99'/2 Jun
4
'
27
52% Jan
28% Jan
Aug 24
40'% Jan
4
3
99'/2 Jan
8
21
9
37
Jan
3
Oct
82
9
9
9
*67
Jun
66'%
67
67,
68 %
68
68%
280
16%
16%
16%
17%
16'%
16%
16%
17%
7,700
5
79%
79%
78
79
77
%
77'%
75
77
77
77%
4,700
30%
307/a
30%
307/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
85'%
86
85'%
85%
84%
85%
84%
85
84'%
85%
50%
51'%
50'%
50%
50%
50'%
*49 Va
50
49'A
49%
par
39'%
40'%
39
39
38 %
38%
38%
38%
par
49%
50
49'%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
5
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
35%
35%
*35%
36
33%
34'%
34
34%
34
34
34%
34'%
*34'%
34%
1,000
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3,400
12 y2
12%
2,300
98'%
98'%
390
7
:
Inc——
40%
1
Oct
convertible
:/ Wickes
2
56 % Apr
26
•
26'/2 Dec
24% Dec
20
417/a Jan
3
52'/2 July
79'% Jan
5
85
Dec
29
27% Jan
4
44'/2 Dec
6
7ya Dec
26
13'% Jan
*87
88'%
*87
39%
40%
101
101
22
Mfg
(The
46
.
"
22%
22%
23
23%
6,200
35'%
36
35%
37'%
18,400
25%
25%
25%
26
Oil
Wilcox
Co
79
9
May 27
11
23'% Jan
Dec
45
'
14
10'% May 11
15% Sep
8
29'% Nov
21
43% Sep
14
41% Jan
127% Sep 29
31'% Aug 17
121% Apr
29% Jan
3
44ya Nov
22% Jan
3
31'% Jun
5
66'/2 Apr
5
93% Nov
3
67'% May 22
94% Jun
6
36% Apr
119
29
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
26
Jan
27%
28%
28'/a
28%
18,400
36
36%
36
36%
148,100
85'%
85
85
10 Va
120
♦105%
41,.
120
,
46
94
32%
33
32%
*71%
,
73
*71%
45%
51
♦102
10'%
9%
66
" Jan
4
95
Oct
13
86% Nov 28
Dee
23
95
10% Jan
14
78
1
Apr
7% Nov
7
July 11
101
3
18'% Sep 28
84% Oct 25
18% Dec
27
38
Jan
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
"12% Apr
25
July 19
171% Dec
0
27% Jan
37% Jan
0
138% Jan
4
22% July 20
88% J&n
3
25
Aug 20
3
141% Nov
6
36% Jun
8
29% Nov
:r
14
114% May 17 "
19% Jan
3
24% July 10
62% Nov
2
82% Nov 28
9%
10
430
15,200
44%
49%
♦101 Va
73
45
50%
102
1,166
10,500
30
10
10
IQ'%
24%
24%
25
300
1,300
10,800
24%
*24
39%
39%
39%
39'%
*39%
40
39%
40
x25'/a
25%
25
25%
25
25
24'%
24%
1,200
40%
41%
39%
40
39%
39%
40
41
3,600
-52%
52 %
53
52
52%
52
52 Vb
52
6,600
26%
27
50
*24
26'■
24%
*24
26%
*51%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
1,200
50%
50
50'%
50»%
52 y8
5,600
87%
87%
*85'%
87'%
*85%
87'%
10
39%
39%
*39%
41
39%
39%
*39
41
*39
41
Co
—;
Industries
Stores
26%7
Elec Power
52
10c
Co
com
preferred™
7%
7%
1
Inc
Inc
37%
38%
53
10
10
10
(FW) CO—
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Corp__,
No par
7%
38%
52
53%
53
53%
53
130 y2
*128
130'%
♦128
37%
38
28%
28%
90
89
90%
52%
52%
52%
52%
92
92
93
93
7
♦123%
149%
32 y2
101
?
10 Vz
Va
27%
32 Va
33:
.•
4.800
53
128
128
10
38%
38*%
38%
3,400
28%
28%
28%
28'%
29
2,400
90%
88%
89%
88%
89
17,100
53'
52
52%
51%
53
6,600
93
92
92 y2
10%
145
28
33
53'%
53%
130
38'/4
122
149
100'%
2,700
IT,900
52%
10'%
102
7%
37%
89%
123%
28
28
*
7y4
37 Va
38%
*92%
Xl23%
145
200
7%
37%
28 VA
124'%
154%
26%
*38%
10'%
10
>
7'%
37
*128
38'%
28%
88%
Yale
Youngstown Steel Door.
7%
37%
28'%
—1.25
& Towne Mfg Co__
10
Young Spring Ss Wire Corp—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
7%
38%
53%
38
Corp_
7'/a
X38
130%
*128%
100
Wisconsin Public Service
Woodward Iron Co
Xerox
103
45
50%
102
94'%
33%
43%
52%
Woolworth
'
11
94 y4
—
26'% Oct
Jan
102
94'%
32%
*71%
50 Va
Wisconsin
*
49%
...
73
26%
22
41% Oct 10
80% Mar 10
8
45
46
49%
51%
103
94'%
32%
6,700
*85 y2
59'/2 Nov
75
*94
94
73
Vb
50%
129% Dec
30% Jan
41
500
120
40'%
*85%
6
8
Mar
*105%
41
87'%
12
6%
120
40%
.50%
Windsor
•
*105%
r:
41%
*85%
Winn-Dixie
15
200
No par
10
17 •* Y
21,700
common__No par
30
41
38%
♦84%
50%
39%-
41%
5
38'/a
Inc
Co
Oct
26
2
59
issued—
38%
preferred
&
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
22
49
Wilson
'
3,900
38%
36%
84%
"
25% Oct
31
When
6
26 ya
84%
•
32% May
26
84%
*102
24%;
5
—
30 Vb
27
30%
39'%
*45%■
V
10'%
*25%
5
Corp—-
5,600
*30
26%
*30
30'%
28%
32%
46%
1
25%
27'%
36%
94%
39
50
Inc_
10
22'%
38%
32
103' *
9%
4,800
27%
94'/2
*24
20
40%
102
39%
*71%
.
52
~30
87
37
27
41%
73.
.
88 y3
36%
41 Va
32%
51'%
40
*100%
700
*84% "
94%
*101
40
102
1,500
3,800
28%
*105%
31%
1
87
38%
49%
36%
42
94'%
—100
88%
1,200
39'%
:
120
*71%
*100%
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6,900
28'%
"
84%"
♦105%
41,,
20
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37
*84
80
common
%
40
40%
■>' 101
88%
-
22%
37%
26
-
38'%
5,600
,
36%
22'%
37'%
26 y2
36%
—100
preferred
preferred!:
White Stores
16
22
-
common_6.25
preference
$3 convertible preferred—
Oct
83'% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
87
22%
26'%
40
Prior
May 15
7
277/8 Oct 25 * '
41
y2
'*87
37%-
22%
37%
White Sewing Machine common—1
"
13
21
preferred.*
RR__
preferred series B
Dental
57
*98 %
88
29 Va
5'%%
49
4
27
40'%
41%
101
99
*87
28
Motor Co
5
20% Jan
'
99
98%
*98
40 ya
White
r
87
12%
12%
13V4
99
88%
39%
White
Jan
88%
1
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*87
4%
13
13%
99
89
.
"
4%
25%
9
Mario'"'
13 Va May 10
99
.
*87
—2
13
13'%
99
*87
4%
*29'%
9
26
;
13
4
4%
30'%
4'%%
1,500
66 %
17
—
1
4,000
9
66%
26'%
3.80%
,
5
Co
2nd
Pacific
-
16%
27%
non-cum
Feb
65
"
>
3,600
10,600
7%
66%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
7;
$5 preferred—
No par
\
Whirlpool Corp common—
5
2
*9
4,000
54
40
100
"
'
r9'%
9
53 Ya.
40
—1
No par
Lines
60Va Jun
103
31
1143% Oct
48
9
-
30 %
•'
34% May 19
Dec
9
Co_
;; *7-Westinghouse Electric
5
10
18% Oct
9%
1
„
1,800
60%
7%
27'%
4%
28
Oct
7'%.,
30%-
23
Nov
7ya Jan
7%
27%-
88'/2 Jan
Jun
24
7%
27%
19
56
8
7%
*29'%
10
Jan
14'/8 Jan
7%
—No par
Jan
110
27'% July 12
7%
Maryland Ry com—No par
50
92'% Jan
21
77/a
Western
19
26% Oct
15
7%
Western
2
43 Va
—2.50
Union Telegraph
_2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake——10
„
4
29'% Aug 16
29
0
54
40'%
Air
Apr
Feb
Aug 31 '
53%
40
Bancorporation.^
55
30
2
67% Jan
54%
39%
Western
Western
22
102
54'/4
39'%
Western
■'
38
Dec
68
60
39%
Washington Gas Light Co—_No
Washington Water Power—No
Apr 25
297/a Nov 28
July 18
41
28
48'% July
8
58 V*
54%
3,000
9
60 Va
61
54%
'38'/a
-Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbilt Corp—
West Kentucky Coal Co_
.'
7
28
104
Sep
.
60%
59
-
10
Motor
60
29'%
8%
61%-
100
85
28%
9%
38%
Pharmaceutical—1
Waukesha
7
Sep
70
67/B Nov
31% Mar 10
-w'
29
9
8%
55
May 31 ' "
" West Penn Power 4'%% pfd
100
May 5
V",
4.20% preferred series B
100
Apr 24
•
.,
4.10% preferred series C——100
Dec 28
"
.' West
Va Pulp & Paper common—5 Nov 14
4*/2% preferred-,
100
347/aJan
24% Nov
36
87
45"
Jan
29
"
1
28% May
•
91
25
23% Dec
0
54'/2 Nov 30
7'% May 31
10% Jan
98'% Aug 30
1
Jan-
'82% Feb
5
28%
*82
85
29
9 Va
60%
Co__—«—^
(S D)
*80'%
28%
9y8
85
38%
CO——
Warren
85
29 Vb
9'%
.
54%.
Warner-Lambert
"
9'/a
;__*_50c
Inc—
■
29
"193% Nov 24
*80%
28%
29'%
9%
*80%
80'%
28 ya
G & W—No par
Tiernan
Baking Co common.
6% preferred.
ylWard Industries Corp_^
' Warner .Bros Pictures Inc
86% Mar 16
39
&
Ward
281
80%
1—10
(Hiram}
Walworth
..
/
Co
Walker
Wallace
-%
'1
38% May 25
30
Dec 27
»
Walgreen
7
11*% Mar 28
21
37% Mar
Mar
30
9'% Nov
5
;
Oct
81% Dec
.
73
preferred
100
Electric Corp
:J.
15
System—
1
No par
Waldorf
15
30
45
4y2%
RR
...Wagner
Mar 13
14
27 Ya Dec
■
-V. Wabash
>*■;
27%
4
101%
22
22 Va
22'%
22'%
67%
69
66%
67%
123%
10%
22
—<•
22'%
66%
lQ'/a
31%
32%
'
ioy8
28
28'%
101%
123%
M0
148%
32
123%
10 Va
124
'100
*91
68
98%
148
28
31%
101
135
93
124
80
1,400
10 Vb
2,000
142%
50,700
27%
31 Va
28
99%
100
31%
13,000
1,900
8.600
21%
22%
22'%
22%
4,000
66'%
67%
-67%
.68 Va
42,100
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,
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L
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distributed,
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z Ex-distribution.
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24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(420)
v>.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
bonds
the
when
In
the
mature.
column
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
Range for Year 1900
YORK
BONDS
4 Vis
Treasury
May
Bid
101.10
101.10
99.24
99.28
99.22
99.26
99.8
99.16
99.8
99.16
99.22
99.26
Oct
1
1969
99.24
—Feb
1
1980
1969
99.14
1
Treasury 3%S—_*..:_,
May 15
1968
99.14
99.18
99.10
99.14
m.jm
}'•
Nov
1974
97.8
97.12
97.4
97.8
97.6
4s____
4s
—Oct
4s
i 'i J.
Treasury
—May 15
35/aS
Treasury
Nov
!
15
■>
99.22
1966
99.12
99.16
99.10
99.14
1967
98.4
98.8
98.2
98.6
92.14
92.4
92.12
15
1980
92.6
Feb
15
1990
89.6
89.4
15
1998
88.10
88.18
88.8
1966
97.14
97.18
97.12
97.16
1978-1983
87.16
87.24
87.14
87.22
1985
87.16
87.24
87.14
87.22
89.14
Week
101.10
99.26
99.22
93.26
99.8
99.16
99.8
99.16
99.21
99.25
99.21
99.25
99.14
99.18
99.14
99.18
97.10
r
99.22
97.10
97.14
97.10
>■
97.14
99.14
99.12
99.16
99.12
99.16
98.6
98.2
98.6
98.4
98.8
92.4
88.16
15
101.2
Bouds($)
98.2
89.12
Nov
Nov
Treasury 3 Vis,
Treasury 3y2S——:
101.10
Ask
99.10
,
—Nov
3 Vis
Treasury
15
100
Bid
99.14
99.10
3%s
Treasury 33/4S
Treasury
Treasury
<
U^LUJ'
Ask
,,101.2
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 19
Jan.18
Bid
Ask
101.2
point.
Thursday
Jan.17
Ask
101.2
101.12
101.4
1975-1985
Bid
Ask
month
a
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Jan.16
Jan.]»
Bid
15
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
the
case
32nds of
more
HIGH
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 1961
each
in
or
one
92.12
92.6
92.14
92.8
-
'
92.16
89.14
89.22
89.10
89.18
■89.12
88.14'.
88.22
'88.14
88.22
88.14
97.12
97.16
97.14
97.18
97.14
97.18
87.16
87.24 V
87.18
87.26'
^87.20
'87.28
87.14
87.22
87.18
87.26
87.20
87.28
98.30
98.26
98.30
98.28
99
98.28
99
96.24
96.20
96.24
96.22
96:26
96.22
96.26
84.26
85.2
84.30
85.6
100.10
100.14
89.20
88.22
'
Treasury 33/aS_
86.8
Treasury. 3'As
Apr 11
86.8
11
Apr
Jun
15
Treasury 3Vis
May 15
Treasury 3s
V
—Feb
15
1964
98.24
98.30
98.26
Treasury '3s__
Aug
15
1966
96.22
96.26
96.20
Treasury
Feb
15
1995
84.20
84.28
84.18
84.26
84.22
84.30
100.14
100.10
3s
Treasury 23/4S
100.10
100.14
100.10
100.14
100.10
96.12
96.16
96.12
96.16
96.12
96.16
>96.14
96.18
96.16
96.20
,92.14
92.22
92.12
92.20
92.14
92.22
92.16
92.24
92.16
92.24
98.19
98.21
98.19
98.21
98.19
98.21:
98.20
98.22
95.20"
98.22
15
Treasury 2Vis_J
Aug
Feb
15
15
1963
;
Dec
15
1963-1968
90.2
90.10
90
Jun
15
1964-1969
89.2
89.10
89.2
Dec
88.14
88.22
88.14
88.6
88.14
88.4
87
87.8
87
15
1964-1969
Treasury 2Vis____Mar
15
1965-1970
Treasury 2 Vis
15
1966-1971
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
■
1965
15
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>
1962-1967
1960-1965
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Jun
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
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t
90.8 >•:
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90
90.8
90.4
90.12
90.6
90.14
89.2
89.10
89.4
89.12
89.6
89.14
88.22
88.16
88.24
88.18
88.26
88.12
88.6
88.14
88.6
88.14'
88.8
88.16
87.8
87.2
87.10
87.2
87.10
87.8
87.16
86.2
86.10
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88.26
88.18
89
Mar
8
2Vis____Jun
15
1967-1972
86.14
85.30
86.6 <
85.30
86.6
86
86.8
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15
1967-1972
85.28
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Dec
15
1967-1972
85.30
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85.26
86.2
85.22
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85.26
86.21
85.28
86.4
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15
1959-1962
99.22
99.24
99.23 •',99.25
99.23
99.25
99.24
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15
International Bank for
Mar" 8
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1959-1962
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99.10
99.9
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99.12
99.10
99.12
104.24
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,
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-
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Feb
4%s
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Nov
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103
•
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Nov
4 Vis
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Oct
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15
prices are indicated with
double dagger.
a
All
other figures
are
104.24
105.16
102.16
103.16
103
103.24
101.8
100.28
101.8
100.28
101.8
1977
101.24
102.24
101.24
102.24
101.24
102.24
101.16
102.16
101.24
102.16
1978.
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
97.16
98.16
97.16
98.16
97.16
98.16
97
97.16
98.16
97.16
98.16
97.16
98.16
97
98
97
97.8
98.8 '
97.8
98.8
97.8
98.8 '
97.8
98.8
97
1979
,
,11 1962
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100.8
100
V
100.8
100
100.8
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1969
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
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96.16
15
1971
>95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
89.16
91.16
89.16
91.16
; 89.16
91.16
84
86
1 .1981
_July 15
1972
----.--—Mar J 1
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
bid and
asked
15
88.16
<84
89.16
1976
85.8
86.8
1962
99.16
85 '
88.16
99.28
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100
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105.24
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—
3 Vis—
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104.24
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3Vis
3Vis
3 Vis
8
105.24
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3%s
Dec
104.24
103.24
100.4
1
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4s—______
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105.24
102.24
1
Jan
;
3%s—
84
104.24
1980
1973
4Vis_
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1985
1
1
4 Vis
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Nov
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89.16
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85
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Week's Range
Friday
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stamped- pursuant to Plan A (interest"
reduced
to
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1978—
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
V'"' Stamped pursuant to Plan A. (Interest
"
reduced
'
120
York Stock
Exchange
s
Broadway, New York
Teletype
§• 7k assented 1942
L
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6s
CORPORATE
Akershus
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Amsterdam
(City
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8
•
8
•
of
of)
(Dept)
6s
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1961
Jan
collateral
(Commonwealth
20-year 3'/as 1967
3 Vis
1945__Jan-July
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B
1945—Jan-July
*96 Ve
Is
ser
C
1946—Jan-July
D 1945—Jan-July
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Jan-July
1972
May-Nou
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Mar-Sept
A
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extl
Berlin
loan
loan
s
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f
6Vis
90
100%
,
98
101
96
23
90 y2
99 3D
10
98 Vi
94%
38
89
18
92%
100% 100%
92%
98
98
17
93%
101
96 Vi
100
30
26
97
94
97 V4
95%
97%
86
94
99%
98'/a
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April-Oct
1964_June-Dec
Mar-Sent
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1958
46
45
46
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99%
99%
99%
100%
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94
97
26
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April-Oct
101
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104%
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99
99%
57
98% ' 98%
85
85
—
debentures 1955
6Vis s f debentures 1951.
6 Vis s f debentures
1959—
80
93
75
88
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external 8s
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3.5%)
f
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due
reduced
to
3.376% )
footnotes,
73
A
70
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72
155
93
138
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80
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91 %
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46-
45
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June-Dec
Oct
1928
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Mar-Sept
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1961_April-Oct
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153
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73%.
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70'
78
63
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4y2s external
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(Kingdom
103 V4
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36%
1977-
103 % 104'%
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36%
48%
73
85
99%
33%
66
45%
53 3A
—
—
106
8
29
50
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Ja n-July
1978—
3s
—
(interest reduced to
extended to 1960
of)
J
5y2s
—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1974
f dollar bonds Jan
dollar
dollar
1
1976.
1976
100%
18
100'A 100%
22
98%
64
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.—Jan-July
31
103 3A
64
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64
73
75
•96%
73 7
bonds
& fund
conv
85
7s
138
74
-Jan-July
May-Nov
90%
April-Oct
103%
1953
II
*83 y2
■86y8
6
91%
of 1924
-—
;
6
*91%
April-Oct
1969-^
1972
issue
♦5%
Jan-July
May-Nov
1973
bonds
dollar
bonds
5s dollaT bonds
3s
85
138
(Interest
1979
91%
/
_
due
103 Va
10
99-Vi
87
79
103
84%
.;
1963—Jan-July
*98%
April-Oct
*94 Vi
93%
99
85
93
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
Good
Aprll-Oci
46
91%
*90
45 y4
40
48
45%
1951—
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s
A (Interest
1979„—
45 y4
42%
France—
1972
International loan
95
91
42
1950
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan
5%s
,
81%
155
1957__April-Ocl
9iya
43
*42
1962
1960
7s
5s
6s of
sinking fund
German
•'
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Jjune-Dec
1941
A
8t^pfed Pyr8»ant to Plan
reduced to
•^ernal
Jan-July
1978__
of
192
192%
„
Jan-Julv
45 3A
91%
—
extl s
3s
4%s debentures series A 1978—
4 Vis debentures series B
1978.___
Stamped pursuant to Plan
192
192%
Feb-Aue
42%
42%
t
V.
May-Nov
6s
(Republic of) —
3%s external s f $ bonds Jan 1
4%s
~~ June-Dec
•
I
91
■■
—
*90
5y4s debt adjustment 1973
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(Republic of) 7s 1967
§• Frankfurt on Main 6'/as 1953
Aoril-Oct
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
;
45 V*
91 Va
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3s
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.
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99 ¥4
—
—>
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—
6%s
Stamped assented
48
8
13
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April-Oct
1961
1960
of)
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99
45 ¥<
92 %-
91
!
41 %
June-Dec
of
98%
91%
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i
*42
41% V.
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adjustment 1970—
Cudinamarca
95%
91%
42 y«
91%
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extl
Cuba
-
53
April-Oct
fund
1962
Credit Froncier De
100%
*42
June-Dec
6s
5%s gtd extl loan 1979_
94%
>
84%
42 y4
■
.
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53
'45%
91%
>;•
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84%
85
"
80%
*90
*90
/
1927 Jan 1961
Ja?i-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 8s 1972—,
.April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
6s
3s
.
100% 100 Vi
(City
125
*42
April-Oct
1957_.
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45%
81
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(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
•
103 %
*90
<*■
73
.v
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ATay-Nov
1993
Municipal
assented
4%s debt
June-Dec
1950——
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978—
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Chinese
Czechoslovakia
II
,99
*42
Mar-Sept
1961
sinking
Consol
§ •Cologne
102 %
83 ¥4
91%
Chilean
•
98%
-
*90
1961
assented
•
Feb-Auo
1976-.—
loan
37
96%
100
50
*42
>
May-Nov
bonds 3s
:
83 •«>.
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1963
6s
sinking fund
assented
• 6s
98
96
97%
101
6s
95%
96%
94 Vi
77
93%
'■
I
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82%-
Mar-Sept
1963
assented
Guaranteed
•
95 Vi
96%
Jan-July
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97
96
95
external
Guaranteed
•
53%
76
97V4
June-Dec
1980
1945
1972
6s
external
45 Va
96
,
__April-Ocf
Chile Mortgage Bank 6%s
*6Vis assented 1957
103%
14
April-Oct
—
adj (series 8) 1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5 Vis
-
103 yB
51
82%. 83%
'-Jan-July
—
Jan-July
1980
debs
external
•
—
April-Oct
Austria (Rep) 5Vis extl s f
$ 1973
Austrian Governments 4Vis
assented
5Vis
6s
104
92%
May-Nov
.i—Mar-Sept
_—
(Free State)
»6s assented
1962
External sinking fund
Extl sink fund $
103
99 SH
June-Dec
20-year 5'/as 1981
4%s
95'/a
June-Dec
—
20-year 5'/4S April 1980—
8•Bavaria
103
—
91%
105
95%
Feb-Aug
—
5»As Oct
•>'
■*'
51
_June-Dec
20-year 5 Vis 1979
20-year
103
__
of)—
1969—
1978
r
•
.
___
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
20-year 5s
99
*96 y8
ser
—June-Dec
15-year 4 Vis 1971
89 Va
—
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A
1962—
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101 v»
7s
1966
3%s
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ser
f $ bonds 1978
Australia
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15-year
15-year
4s
Is
§ •External sinking fund 7s
§»7s
3rd
series
1957
s
-
\
1968—Mar-Sept
1973—_
Mar-Sept
5Vis
•
FOREIGN
-
.
■
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
• 6s assented Sept 1961
•External sinking fund 6s 1962
ISSUES
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External sinking fund
External sinking fund
30-year 3s
AND
'
^
t,
50
83
1960
External
.78
50
*90
•
GOVERNMENTS
83%
-•■*42
•
FOREIGN
!
April-Oct
April-Oct
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1961—_Feb-Aug
.«6s assented Feb 1961
_Feb-Aug
«Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
;•■'
i..
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V
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;
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f bonds '78_Jan-July
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,■
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:
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•
Co.
to 3.375% ) 1979__
(Dept of)', 36-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 23As 1974:
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(
:
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a55
5%
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I
<*95
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A
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—
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Friday's '
Bid & Asked
v
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Brazil
'
Interest A.
Exchange:.
High
-V;
;
1980_
Bon ds
,
'/•
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...or
dollar
of
1930—
1980—
bonds
Greek
,
—
1972—
Hope Steel & Iron
s
f mtge 1945
97
99 y2
83 Va
—June-Dec
4
83
%
104 %
83%
106 ('4 106%
—June-Dec
91 ¥4
Works—
April-Oct
Government—
~
®7s
76
.
76
part
• 6s
part: paid: 1908___——__Feb-A«y
paid
1964
30 Vi
May-Noo
■
29
....
28 Vi
31.
27%
29%-
,
47
78-
22%. .'35
-
20%
37%
Number 6127
195
Volume
4
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(421) ; 25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended January
Week's Range
Friday
!
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
•
Sale Price
Exchange"
New York Stock
or
Friday's
Conv
&
4%s
of the European
Community—
High Authority
Coal
5%s
5s
and
secured
(11th
(13th
Ilseder
Steel
Corp
:
Sud
America
Italian
Tel—
&
(Republic)
ext
.
.
f 3s
s
,
assented
series
series
102 %
98 %
88%
1
94%
99 VB 100'A
170
96%
98%
:
9
98
series
30-year
7s
gtd
series
Italian
ext
Public
30-year
f
s
3s
Uruguay
gtd
ext
s
95
96
96
27
.82'A
81'A
__
47/as
93%
16
*
83
••
I#Italy
(Kingdom
Jamaica
81
83
73%
21
82
81
82
Japan 5'As
Japan
82
60
(dollar
extl
due
5'/2S
loan
1976—;
Lombard
(State
Toll
&
to
'30
of
•
ft
Electric
to
...
.
•
.
.'
93'A
164
•
93%
...
.
94%
42
94 V'u
90%
bonds
1952—
227
100 '/a
103 %
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
l»Milan
21
21
1 Va
Mlnas
•
(City of)
Geraes
1952
66
1%
21
18
133
extl sink fund 6V2s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Secured
»••,
1%
%
;
to
2.125%)
extl
1959
reduced
Zealand
15
to
2.125%)
(Govt)
5%s
year
'
5%s
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166
157
52
r
102
47
99 % 102
99 %
April-Oct
;_
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50
J.
23
99'A
99
94 Va
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lu'c
(Kingdom
External
98%
102%
"; 82
"
98%
99'A
*
21
95
As
4'As
4s
5'As
extl
loan
fund
external
old
4'As
1965
ApriZ-Oct
1965
new
external
f extl loan
s
5 Vis
ApriZ-Oct
loan
1963__
April-Ocf
98%
97%
May-Nov
97%
963;t
1976__.—____:
98%
:
extl loan
(30-year) 1953—
due 1953 extended to 1963_.
5'As extl loan (30-year) 1958
Oslo
1958
(City
5%s
•
reduced
Peru
to
June-Dec
June-Dec
Nat
•
10
95%
49
95
98%
97%
98%
Bosch
Porto
97%
98'A
99%
..A
v.,
k
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99'A 100
,,
96%
Aw
—1.95
13
21
extl
f
s
assented
1st
6s
series
1968——
sinking fund
assented
Alegre
'
4'As
(C.ity
-
.
reduced
assented
gold
8s
1950
Direct
Consol
Consol
2.25%)
,
7s
29 '2
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to
2.375%),
secured
to
.
•
6Vis
<
2%)
of
7s
Telephone
8s
to
\
•
&
(interest
Plan
mtge
•
2004
5 Vis
Tokyo
A
v
*5'As
5 Vis
6s
1971
52
78
78%
82
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105
—
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83
70
76
91
96%
105
103%
>
90
IV
.
124%
84%
80 »A
93%
Jan-July
-
subordinated debs 1981——Jan-July
Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_M«ty-No»
Buffalo Niagara
42%
6s
.
105%
93
'
120% 127 *4
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83 %
891
119%
.
79%
MS-
84%
'
26
Commercial an4 Financial Chronicle
The
1
(422)
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended January 19)
Friday
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Friday
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Last
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
•
——June-Dec
4%s conv 1981
Burroughs Corp
Jon-July
Bldgs 5s income 1982
Bush Terminal
first 3s 1976—_June-Dec
consol gtd 5s A 1962.—ApriZ-Oct
Southern
Canada
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
Case (J I)
Co 3%s debs 1978
5%s conv subord debs 1983
f
debentures
1981
—
First
•
Gen
•
Gen
of N J
New York
3%s
100
70
1st & ret M 5
debs
B
Jan
Without
99%
100%
95%.'
1st
&
69%
__
■
92%
*93
__
135
'112%
111
/
138%
•
162
156
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133
142
159
162
133
f
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77
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99
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87%
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75
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,
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80
80%
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Feb-Aug
85
80
86
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•
94
92
T~
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Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
591/3
—April
5s
income
debs
May-Nov
64%
Chicago
Milwaukee
First
mortgage
Paul
St
series
4s
A
4 y2s inc ser A Jan 2019—.April
4y2s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
x.April
Jan 1 2055
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Mar-Sept
Ry<4r
2
hl:;
73
Rock Island
Pacific
&
RR—
64V2
66%
29
61%
39
13
25%
41
19 V®
,,
24'%
77 y4
61%
10
.
4%s
subord
conv
1981—
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v
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Cities Service Co
5s
3s
v~
,
May-Nov
Cleveland
59
;
v
07%
22
24
92
42
115"
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82%
22
3s debentures series
3s
A
1975..
debentures series B
series
91
90%
94
83
86
112
98%
5
83
103
61%
62%
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■
,
v
r
'
series
F
107%
28
7
73
debentures series
G
1981
9aya
;
90%
90%
.
debentures series H 1982
'■
50,
8i
28
V
86%
771%
102
99?,,
"
102 %
101
debentares
I
series
1982
•
debentures series J 1983—
4%s debentures series K 1983
debentures series N 1984—
5%s debs series O 1985
3 %s subord conv debs 1964—
4%s
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3!/4s
1st mortgage 3%s 1983...——
1st
1st
mortgage
3%s
82
102 Va 102 Va
94%
1
82%
73
Aprfi-Oct
2%s
mtge 2%s
ser
A
refund
B
ser
C
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1977_Aprii-Oct
mtge 2%s
■
1982.Mar-Sept
ser
refund
D
1972.^
First and refund
mtge 3s ser E 1979
First and refund
mtge 3s ser F
1981
May-Nou
ref
M 3%s
ref
&
ref M
M
series 0 1981.
series
3%s
H
series
1982
1,1983.—
3%s series J
footnotes,
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1
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1
73
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95
40
77"
82%
,
conv
subord debentures 1976:
88
84
'
Fort
Gardner-Denver
88%
;
-
82%.
82
85
90
80%
84 y4
83
87 Ya
3
79
2
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,
88%
10
74
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Worth
General
4%s
Ss
Denver
4%s
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85%
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152
215%
1
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subord
Co
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4s conv
1984
debs
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=
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86
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68
167
199
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106
104
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120%
101
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84%
'
101 Va 101%
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115%
May-Nov
1981—May-Nov
General
General Foods,Corp
v
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•
77
•
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*—
Cigar CO 5%s Income debs .1987^7unerDec,~
General Electric Co. 3%s debentures 1976.May-N»V
•
73
68
66%
68%
96 %
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87 V*
92%
•
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.
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47
128%
99
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103
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95
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92
128
150
r
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of Texas—
debentures
Transport
89
'
70
—
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-
Ry 4%s 1982^—__May-Nov
debs 1976—..April-Oci
81%
81%
85%
*34
.—Jan-July
1980
'
...
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Gen
Amer
•
—
4'As.conv
American
conv
Inc
93
82
—
96%
—
,
j,:
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73% ,78%
—
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106
—
81%
17
86
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—
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93
16
5
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86
79
68
4%s
90%
81
83%
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78
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1971—Mar-Sept
—.—Apr-Oct
85'/®
10
10
84%
80>/4
"
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April-Oct
Foremost
85
84%
86%
84%
81 Va
—
—
1965_—_ApriZ-Oct
88%
11
.85,
5s
Family Finance Corp 5s 1981
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
75
87%
85%'
first
first, mortgage 3 %s
76%
87%
*84%
Ohio division
72
8
45 y®
76%
May-No»
1981——...
—MayrNov
2% s debs 1972—Jan-July
3 %s debentures 1977
May-Nov
Flintkote Co 4%& conv debs 1980
...——April-OcZ
Florida East Coast Ry Co—•
1st-mtge 5s series A 2011
—
Jan-July
2nd mtge .5%s conv inc ser A 2011-.—Jan-July
Food Fair Stores-4s Conv debs 1979.!—ApriZ-Oct
81
.
'
...
73
84 %
54%
35
8
79
*„
Board'5s
62%
*86%
62%
28 V
II.-- 'i.
.
♦II
& Rubber
75
2
87
stamped 1965
Paper
77,
84%
*83 %
I. r
17%
202
98
79
Erie RR Co gen mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015-April
First consol morigage 3 '/4s ser E 1964—April-Oct
First consoLmortgage 3y®s ser F 1990—Jan-Jvily
First consol mortgage 3y«s ser G 2000—Jan-July
• 5s income
debentures Jan. 1 2020
April-Oct
Firestone Tire
16
84%
Jan-July
47
vi;
94%
168
*85%
Federal
46
*86
.
v
86
80%
5s
94V4
160
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83% '
80%
81 %
..May-Nov
5
4
!':
81%
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&-Southwestern
Paso
80%
1965—Jan-July
1973—-
77
78
80%
debs
81
85%
-
53'/a
—
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuZy
75%
■
79
79
100%,
97%
:
89%
95 V.
5s. conv-subord
Edison El 111
El
88%
77'/®
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f 95%
ia'% '18%'
1.-
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2010___._
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IOV/b 106%
v.
r
103%
59
*80%
83%
1984^—
see page
/
100%/
87%
Feb-Auo
1st & ref M S^jis series K
1985...—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%g series L 1986...J
May-Nov
For
39
II
..Jan-July
,
&
,
*73%
^
1972-June-Dec
1st
-
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—
April-Oct
and
1st
95 V«
•
98.
10
83
and refund
mtge
H 1
1st &
,
91%
82%
and
debentures
105%
85
First
f
100%
110
First
s
.94%
84
—
5s
1
108
ser
"
.
17
84%
First
mtge 3s
94%
97%
"...
.
23
109%
f
First and refund
188%
;
97%
June-Dec
debentures 1999..—.;
debentures 2001—.
Consolidated Edison of New York
-93.
104%
1977——Feb-Aug
f
s
86
,
•
•
53%
Ii%
94%
1984-^———-—Jan-July
<3 y®s
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—-
97
91%
45
^
•
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81
mortgage 3%s
Eastern Gas
*86%
'
20
98%
■
1986—
April-Oct1st mortgage-3%s 1988——
——April-Oct
1st mortgage -4 %s 1989—_1——Mar-Sept
,
103
95%
—
mortgage 3s series N 1978„...__._June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999—
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s
:
91
■
1st
108%
91%
■
First
3
88 Va
1
■
106
.
Uur-Nov
Mar-Sept
L
■■
88%
85%
■I'ull"-'-1
-
106% 106%
Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debentures 1981
Commonwealth Edison Co-*
mortgage;
mortgage
1st mortgage
3 lst mortgage
,1st mortgage
1st
88 VA
84%
.
87%
96%V
!
'
■:
2%s 1979_!__
April-Oct
2%st 1980—
Feb-Auy
3V4s 1982——
Mar-Sept
3%s 1983_____——Mar-Sept/
1st
:
V
11
106%
MM.
95%
95
96%
84%
87 % :
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92%;
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98%
v'
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:
97
95%
—"
•
'■
4s conv subord debentures 1977—
—Feb-Aug
5a s f debentures 1978
__^_AprtZ-Oct
Dow Chemical 4s debs 1982——u.
Jan-JnZy
Dresser Industries Inc 4s conv 1977———Mar-SeptDuquesne • Light Co- 2%s
1977
Feb-Auy
.
103 Va 103 Va
——May-Nov
*85%
f
__
104
1970.—May-Sept
—
•
106% 107 %
104
Combustion
2%s
88%
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,
J.
3
104% 105%
mortgage 4%s 1987—
2%s
88%
.V
105%
94%
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" '
;Doiiglas Aircraft Co Inc—»/
•
80
100
92%
.
86%
102%
.
104%
—
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94
91
■
105%
1986—.
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90
'i-ljr V,
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;
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102
.
83%
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May-Woo
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5%s
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...
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93
refund 1#^ series C 1973—May-Nov
;jinortgage due 1993__.i-^..____—Mayil/
&
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104
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—.—June-Dec
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•
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——
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5s
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h.
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93
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debentures
99% 103%
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.
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98
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58
^
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debentures series D 1979—
3%« debentures series E 1980
90
68
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>
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99
173
105%
.
79
67,
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3'/2s
125%
107%
1
43
,
98 ya
91%
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...April-Oct
;
1977
55
;
77
,
84%
20
—June-Dec
1975
C
74%.
—
.
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118
92 %- 92 %
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f
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■
102
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100 Va 105 w
1
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105%
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1977
38
37
'
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99
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97%
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,
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96
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100 V4 100%
100%
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;
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89
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34% 36%
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";'-h"l:h:h<' •'■.
<~i
1st mtge/& coll-tru^t 5S series A 1985_Mfiy-N0v A
.!
42'% 42%
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fntge & coll tr 4'/2s series B 1985_May-Nov
!
40 '
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ji
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...—-June-Dec
!
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Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
V
First mortgage series A (3 % fixed
•••' ':
81
81
81
1%
contingent interest)
1993
Jan-July
Income mortgage -series A 4'/2%
2018
84%
847/a
84%
April
Denver & Bait Lake income mortgage (3%
:
81 >81
/ / fixed 1%. contingent interest)
1993—Jan-July
;
88%
89%
Detroit Edison 3s series H .1870.
89
June-Dec
.',t *■General,!and refund 2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
•76%
76%
/
*75 T76%
Gen & ref mtge 2% s series J 1985——Mar-Sept
! i-'t Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976____
r* *89. V; — -t"\
May-Noc
3 %s, 'convertible debentures
1969.
Feb-Aug
188
188
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3%s'convertible debeniure8 1971—
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; Gen & ref 2 7/as -series- N 1984
—-Mar-Sept
*!_
84%
Gen & ref 3%s series O l980
May-Nov
■"'"•
Detroit & Mackinae Ry 1st lien 4s I995_4wne-Dec
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L • s
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,_—____Ju?ie-Deo
/
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*70 ;.
*
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93
Diamond Gardner Corp 4B debs 1983.
AprZZ-Oct
>
;
79%.
85
i
——.—June-Oct
mortgage 3s 1989
1st mtge 3%s 1993—L—
1st mtge 4%s 1994.—
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s
Columbia Gas System Inc—
*
102%
108
,
13
104% 105%
at»d
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98 %
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1st
103,
102 y2103 y4
.
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.
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St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-Wow
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—.Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1982
1st mortgage 2%s 1985
1st mtge 3%s 1986—
88
•
*
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1911—Jan-July
First
ii"''
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,
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100
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series
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,
71
v"
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95 %'
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;
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90%
,72
101
123
;
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Cincinnati Chicago &
gold 48 1993—
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■.<;
52
71%
■
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82
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,
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1982
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98 y4
123%
1970—.—Mar-Sept
f debs 1977
s
debs
subord
conv
\
—,
97%
—_——April-Oct
City Products Corp—
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123
97%"
97%
gtd 3%s series E 1969
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series G 1974—...Feb-Aug
4%s debentures 1971
95 %
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•;>, 3y®s; debentures -19771—-———.
Jan-July
*?
4yas subord1 debentures 1983.———IFeb-Auy
/
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-
;
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Corp 3%s tlebs
debs
6s
Day toil
'
64
■
/.75;f:
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"
May-Nov
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May-Nov
107 /
105%
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*87%
1983—April-Ocf
.
1st mortgage 5y«s 1990__
Union Ry 3'/4s 1965—
,
;
.Jan-July
—Jan-July ;
...
1st mortgage 4%s 1987..
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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54ya
' 61%
: ■; f y oapii'
56
75
101
__
2%s 1975.April-Oct
C IT Financial
69
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—
,
1st mtge
101%
mortgage J'As 1982—co-nwi
mortgage 3s 4984—!——
j——Mar-SepZ
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rl
77
79
/
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debs
103%
86%'
149
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18
102% .102% '
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.■I1st
^
morlgage 2%s 1078—
1st
67%
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,
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
1
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4
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60 y2
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1994
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156
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Publishing. Co
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82%
113
48
v.
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100
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49
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103% 103%
■*
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72
59 y2
72
1st mtge 5%s ser C 1983.
Chicago Tern Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4y4s
1994_Jan-July
Income
103 y4
/
77 y4
72
__
,61%
61% i f
Mar-Sept
.Feb-Aug
3s
26%
*23 %
.
:_Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3%s series F 1963.
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982..
Chock Full <y Nuts Corp.—
80%
70
37%
"
'
....
Curtis
! :
'I
66
,
1st tntge 2%s series A 1980
4%b income debs 1995—
4
39
conv inc 4%s Jan 1 1999
April
mortgage 3s series B 1989
Jan-July
Chicago
85
•
77
72%
•Second mtge
First
68
35
76
81
•,
Chicago & North Western
53
20%
8
31 y4
77
__
General mortgage
•5s inc debs series A
60%
,39
■'!"/hhyh-;h'hh'' ''h'h:y
Jan-July
1994—
65%
30
31
Pacific RR—
&
15
84%
136% 140
106%
96%
v102% 106%
97% 100%'
l:^8-
99%'•
41"
f
100%
103
102
2
--105% 405%
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debs
4
15
-
2054
Jan
debentures .1979
-
v
--•83%
83%
136%
1983——May-Nop,
Publishing—
"5
99%
104
99%
v>V'r1'
Jan-July
1965
99%
87
85
83%
101% 104%
-
104
:
92%
91
.
41
591/3
.
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
•General inc mtge 4%s Jan l 2038
:
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
• 1st mortgage
4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
• 2nd
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
.April
•
-
-
>•
91%
10
•
11
86
'"'3'
105
82%
82%
;•
89%
83%
83%
78 1
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104% 194%
h
-
179%
Rl
*
83%
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j'_
104
Daystrom:Incorporated—
•
"
/
5 'As s f debs 1980——!—_——.April-Oct
Dayton Power & Lt: first mtge- 2%s 1975—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978—..
Jan-July
'
•
General mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
•
-i
:
:
340
130
37
84
105
*T ' '
4%s' conv subord debs 1981
—ApriZ-OCt
}hCrucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s '66_Waw-Nov
90
*94
.subord
conv
Corn Products Co 4%s subord
Crowell-CoJlier
•
83
*84%
5s
v
i"
"
"
debs
139%
*85
"
85
89%
*
»80
debentures
subord
102% 105%
*91'
__
Continental Can Co 3%s debs 1976.—__April-Oct
■;f;i/;"'::4%S'tiebentures;1985^!!i....i.-.j.—_—April-Oct
"j
Continental Oil Co,3s debs 1984
May-Nop :'
/-/•> ,4%s debentures 1991——
....—May-Novr:
! Copperweld Steel Co—
/:
■923%
84
*88%
~~
104 %
77
convertible
4%s
14
/ -thi¬
;75%
77
Continental ,Baking3s
-
17
*73
-
il
.1st mortgage 4%s. 1990——
—June-Dec
*> 1st ^mortgage
4%s 1991—^—!
Feb-Aug
89 %
ll
■
94
Feb-Aug
j
y
/'
•96%
93%
87
li2% 113%
112%
__
;
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150
^
Jan-July
,
*
172
87%
.
105%
108%
103
.A78%
T.
__
mtge 2%s 1975.—Mar-Sept,
debentures 4%s 1975____—Feb-Auy
1st mortgage 4%s 1987-—
!—April-Oct
; 1st mortgage 4'/2s 1988—
—April-Oct o
'1st mortgage 4%s .1989-'—
—Feb-Auy
,
1150
85
42
,46
,
.
.1 '
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:
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172
90
7
119
141
/
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-
v
Power first
ConsutUers
\
126
.,v
108
100 %
•89 y®
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
1983-
1985—1^
104%
6
84
4%s debentui:es 1986———-Feb-Aug
4%s debehtures-1986—_May-Nov
./
93 %
102%
debentures
debentures
16
104%
271
-
—Mar-Sept
4%s
5s
106%
108
133
—June-Dec
5s debentures 1982-—.—
,
40 y4 v
>
*111% v
__
Feb-Any
1982.!——
90%
99%
103% 107 y4
82
—
May-Nov
1:
1978—....
debentures
47/®s
88 0
86
debentures
*3s
"
34
93%
106
103
.Jutte-Deo
1979
103
*106% 106%
103% 103%
—
June-Dec
48
107
103
June-Dec
1991—
1963.,
1976——1.
debehtures
3%s
140
;; 83%
86
T
ser
High
95% 102%
18
93
__
'
Low
105
"
4
''"'34
*86
/
Jan-July,,
1978
?
*84%.
4%s
M
debentures
3 %s debentures
73
108
v
78
37%
84%
-
intge 3s 1990
4%s
"
/
75
86 y®'^
59%
37
:
36%
,
April-Oct
April-Oct
debs ww 1974
mlge
„
"
68
15
70%
125% 130
130;
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971
ww
warrants
ref
86%
82%
.
debentures 1984
Jan-July
Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
M 3%s series D 1996—May-New
M 3%s series E 1996—Feb-Auy
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
First.and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970__Feb-Ausr
ref
15
June-Dec
June-Dec
Year 1961
No.
104% 105%
93%
.June-Dec
...
Range for
Sold
High
99% 100%
1
106
(Bait)—
Jan-July
1st ref M; 27/®s series U 1981^.
April-Oct.f
/. lst 'rel mtge s f '2%'s ..series X 1986
-Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968.
AprR-Oct
-
75
74%
*86
__
June-Dec
J3an-July
April-Oct
1974—
4%s conv subord
Chesapeake & Ohio
Refund and hnpt
Refund and inipt
&
96%
82%
ref
conv
1990
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power
1st ref M 2%s series T 1976
103%
94". J
6
95% ,95%
*86%
-
.
i
105
36
28
&
3s
100
101 % 102
2020—May
1
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3%s debentures
1965
3%s debentures 1981
1st
76%
60%
or
Bid & Asked
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—
4 %s conv subord debs 1984.
—June-Dec
r
Without warrants
6s conv subord
60
55
135
75%
%'s'series Q 1989—
& ref 5s series S
1st
100 "
103%103%
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
subord
96%
4
—June-Dec
——June-Dec
1989—.
lsr & ref IMC 4%s 'series R 1990—1
1st
80%
52%
•'
Week's Range
Last
.
1st & ref M 4s series O 1988.
1st & ref M 5y®s series P
102
103%
Co 3%s series A 1974—Feb-Anp
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5%s conv 1979———Jan*July
conv
7
60
63
61
731/3
61
74%
Pacific Ry
5.90s
74
99%
*55%
__
April-Oct
1987
3s
Power
73 %
99%
_
April-Oct
1974
4%s conv debentures
Central RR Co
Central
71
129
100 % 10018
102
—.—-1
mortgage 4%s series
Illinois Light Co—
Central
«4%
73 Va
of Georgia Ry-*•.
mortgage 4s series A 1995.—.
Jon-July
mortgage 4 %s series A Jan 1 202Q_—May
Central
76
May -Nov
1965—..
1976
debentures
Central
827/8
•
„
98%
June-Dec
1986
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
3%s
100
91%
*__
/■—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977—
s
132% ?
95
Exchange
Period SalePrioe'
Consollaaced Edison of! New kork (continued)^—
1st J? ref M 4%s series M 1986
.Aprll-Oct
99%
1st & tef M 5s series N 1987
April-Oct
High
109%
177
f
New York Stock
Pacific Ry—
consol debentures (perpetual)
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
4%
4%s
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
*
,
*94 %
California Electric Power
Canadian
129
Year 1961
High
126
129
Range for
Sold
Friday's
or
Sale Price
3%s debentures 1976_Jan-J«Zy
110
110
111
.
'
~l
83.
•95%
112
195
135
"
°J~_
207
'.10'2^'® '' 102% 102%
/ 92Va
_f,2 •; 93%
—
*92% 93%,'
230-.
100
;
91
89%
104
,.
*95
"
93%
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195
Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(423)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Friday
Interest
v ,
BONDS
York Stock Exchange
.
*
Week's Range
Last
or
*
Period
New
Sale Price
Friday's ■'
Motors
s
debentures
2%s
3s
1972—.—.
debentures
3%s debentures 1975_
debentures
5s
\'
4s
•
—~—
1977,
"
—.—
1979—u—r,—
debentures
5s
debentures~ 1980———
5s
debentures
1981——-—..
Motors .Corp
3V*b
Shoe 3.20s 1980--
General
General
Telephone
4s
92
89%
90%
94
93% ,>-93%
105
94%-
.101'-
100% 101%
8.9%:
„
88%
,
*80
•'•■
,
1
•
82
13
:
82
1977-—i—June-Deo,
debentures
convertible
•177%:
General Time 4%S,conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aup.
'General Tire &z
Rubber Ott'"4%a TB81—April-Oct
viGimbel Brothers, 5s a I debs 1981
-June-Dec
Glidden Co; 4%s debentures 1983.—
JMay-Noo /
?■„ Goodrich
(B F) ' Co first mtge Y%s 1965—Afay-Noy •.
4%s
v
f
s
Grace
debentures-1985
May-No®
sub debs '75-Afay-Nov
con? 1978_—Jan-July
A'.-,v
» '■ \
a
(W R) .& Co 3 Vis conv
Grand
Great
General
4 Vis
General
i
V
series
150
•
205
series
mortgage BVis
i'i-'v General mortgage 3Vis series O 2000-—Jan-July
General mortgage 23As series P, 1982—.—Jon-July
General
Great
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Western
Financial
Corp—. i
5s copv subord debentures 1974
Gulf
Mobile
Ohio
&
..*100
1
:
-
.
?
'■>">•'\
1st
ref
&
,5s
3%s
M
debs
inc
series
series
A
1980
G
Gulf States Utilities 2%s
1st
3s debentures
-
mortgage
1st
2%s
mortgage
1st
3%s
68
54%
Macy
104'%
3%s
*67%
? 53
250
,
251.
242 '
>
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May
Stores
Realty
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jw
61
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:
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63
27
'
80
54%
31
70
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65 ■ j"
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60%r' 72
>
92
4%s
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Hooker5s
subord
conv
Corp
debentures
subord
Valley
1981—i
Corp of America—
Finance
:
Corp
sinking
fund
debentures
4%s
s
f
debentures
s
t
debentures
1978-
f
Hunt
debentures
debentures
Foods
4%s
'164
&
"3
92
*110
-
__
%
•:
182
''
*
-
22
debentures
•„
Central RR
mortgage
*99% 100%
i- '• ;>
"
92% *.92%
^
•
101%
•
101 %
101 % *
; "
90
-
-
*
102% 103%
'
r
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107%
't
105%
127
127
129
'
199
s
f debentures
1972
First
mortgage
Cent
RR
series
3s
consol
General
1981_Jan-July
Consol
mortgage
33As
series
B
mortgage
3%s
series
C
May-Nop
1979
Consol
1974
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
mortgage 3'As series G 1980
i
1st
1st
-
3%s
mortgage 3%s series H
s
f debentures 1980
Indianapolis
Inland
Co
1989
Steel
mortgage
Ry 2%s ser C 1986
3%s debentures 1972
3.20s
I
series
'1st
mortgage
3Vis
1st
mortgage
4%s series K
series
J
lien
Cum
"76
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
debs
series
International Minerals & Chemical
3.65s
subord
conv
International
5s
Intern'l
Tel
Interstate
4%s
3Vis
s
4'As
s
60V2
60 'A
f
debentures
f
Railroad, 6s
Co
3s
1977—
4%s
Power
&
3%s
•
83
*84 u2
>
3 '/as
-
1
2030
gtd 4s
B
debs
1991
JlvY
_Mar-Sept
1966_—
Jan
1
.
debentures
2007
23%
;j
>t.
77%
>
96
143
67
243
57
227
53%
285
52
61 %
51
60
n
57
2
—
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•
24
102% 102%
41%
St
37%
1986_—Afay-Nov
*71%
3s
83 'A
National Cash
Natl
Gas
98%
104.'
98%
103
99%
28
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103 7/8
1
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107
:
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44
122% 124
293
293
'
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•
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81%
June-Dec
Distiller
National
Chem
33/bs
Prods
Steel
1986
mortgage
4%s
•"'. ■•;.'
54
>.
—
,
-
96 Va
81%
81%
National Tea
New
84%
f
s
.
98%
131
76
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5
100%
105%
35
100%
115
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2
88'A
90%
91
13
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87'A
10
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99%
1983_Afay-Nov
1982
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—
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•
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89%
83
87
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—
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93
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r
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Feb-Aug
—
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—
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May-Nou
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—
cohv 1980—.
3%s
Co
debentures
—
•
103
England Tel & Tel Co—
debentures
New
88
'
New
79
'•-
New
;
76
•
1982
——April-Oct
V'78%
.
1
„
76
„
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New
York
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Jersey
Centfal
Consolidated
RR
Co—
series
4s
80
81%
83%
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'
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—
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•
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82
78'/*
82
■
88%
74%
75
Lf'-r
•
•
83%
—
%
—
"
7
1998
A
86
*77%
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988——Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
Orlean Terminal 3%s 1977—
May-Noi;
New
83
>188%. ■i 90%
/?-
debentures .1974
3s
-
100%
91
3
•
;
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85
38
.
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94%
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1989
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%
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•
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debs
debs
f
1st 3Vbs
Corp
1st
134,:.:
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s
mortgage 3%s
180
;
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91
1976
3s
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89%
debentures
241
95
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107
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112%
2
:
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32
■
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117
1985_Juue-Dec
1970
National Distillers &
117%
105%
48
293
p-:
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101%
...
,
*76'A
1977__Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
debentures
5s
155
debs
debs
2%s
3s.
.
,;
162
f debs
s
conv
1st
123
April-Oct
5%s
Products
3%s
,
105'/*
~
11.
:
Dairy
27 Va
99 Va
116
111'A 114 »/B
113'A
1986—__Feb-Aug
ser
—:_Af«y-Nov
Register 4%s
91%
Cylinder
93
20%
1
83'A
1976
debs
86%
National
'
73'A
April-Oct
67%
91
.
10
41 VB
1980——Mar-Sept
conv
Louis
102%
Natl
107
subord
—
12
105'A 105'A
__
Inc—
97%
,
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conv
—
2>»
102% 102%
—Feb-Aug
—
86%
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102;..
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•
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7
&
>
■
23
—
2000—_^__June-Dec
Tel 25/bs
Corporation—5%s
Chat
3%s
1978
Airlines
68%
82
60%
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r_Feb-Aug
ti
22
63
57
>
—
.
—Feb-Aug
—
gtd
Tel
States
••";
261
84%
100
100% 101%
101
1976-Afar-Sept
1975
2020
1981
first
81%
16%
'
101%
*
1
A
1981
debs
79%
234'.
-
Jan-July
-Jan-July
1982,
conv
Mountain
subord
National
■.
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series
inc
debentures
5'As
Nashville
Jan-July 4- 96%
Light ^'/sS
debs
85%
4%s
NAFI
Afar-Sept
:
1980.—;
Manufacturing
Morris, & Essex
-
73 Vo
f,
.
1978—^2-
3%s
Breaker
Central
A
1987
r
85 3A
83
*88%
Feb-Aup
1
Jan
series
April
Ward Credit 47/8s debs, 1980—Jan-July
85
66'/♦
Co—
series
debentures
Power
Circuit
Jersey
Joy
Line
•;
C
series B Jan
first
3%s
65 Va
208
>:
74
8
62 Va
75%
'83_Afay-Nov
:•
v
5
■>
62%
Ry
94
65%
76
66%^
Malone
53%
91 %
57'A
v
'•V.,5s Income debentures Jan 1 2045
„
1981
19'A
76
72%
&
44 %
76%
18%
75
71
Feb-Auf
76%
18%
jJr;
65
66 'A
Jan -July
76%
Jan-July
71%
Monogahela
79
>V,:
73%
mtge income 4%s
90%
74%
39
66%
Gen
92
82%
wi;-
•
72
74%
•
2
sub debs
conv
debs
Pipe
mortgage
I-T-E
1977—
-
.
1981-.-
4%s
subord
Oil
Interstate
1st
Tel
&
Co—..
debs
Department Stores—
conv
Interstate
-
debentures
Silver
subord
conv
Corp—>_■•%
64
74
71%
;
94
63
Jan-July
series
4%s
87
4
50
48%
*93
63
ApriZ-Oct
1967
95%
7
1990
4%s
■■
*»y
Feb-Aufl
78%
2005
*66 %
Jan-July
1981
B
78%
Jan
A
2033
Co—
mtge income
"74 %
..
68
mortgage
84
71%
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St
79'A
99%
^_1975
debs___
;
3'As
5'As
Lawrence &
Second
104'A
'
1977
D
mortgage
McBee
177%
—
serial
Electric
&
Gas
Royal
St
80
98%
76'A
*74 "it
*77%
1966
June-Dec
1970—„June-Dec
series I
167
1964
debentures
subord
conv
Saguenay
:
120'A
i'
102'4
167
-
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—First
157
104%
Corp—
Aircraft
79
80
167
99%
96%
78%
—
Oil
Rohr
I
3%s
Manufacturing
General
104 •;,/ 1047/u
y
—
*78'A
June-Dee
1st mortgage 3%s 3 988
June-Dec
>2. 1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987
Ja^-July
Olin Mathicson Chemical 5'As conv 1982—May-lVor
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983—
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv 1978—
-April-Oct
3 Vis 1985-
99
106
103
104% 106
19
99 '/3
4%s
81
89%
93
93
93
93 %
98%
7 8'A
78
%93'A
88'A
51
Rochester
83 'A
;
83%
7
101% 103 'A
Mar-Sept
debentures
92%
82
90'A
—
89%
49 %
4%s
81
*81'A
88%
82 '/a
89
—
.95'A
82%
85, %
75
*82
*79
*90 %
1977-.
2%s
Oats
Rheein
82'A
—'
*77'/a
.
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
1980
1982—:.
mortgage 2%s
1st
94
78%
5
82
82
1975
165'A
86
78
Jan-July
Quaker
62'A
80
*81
154
1983_April-Oct
April-Oct
refunding mortgage 3'As
debentures
Richfield
3s 1974——Mar-Sepf
1.975———:
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1.980.—
—..Afar-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
v.A/V',. •
1st mortgage 2%s 1975
Fcb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1979
June-Deo
1st mortgage
and
debentures
•96
111
II
June-Dec
1972
99%
92
103
"105
Reading Co first & ref 3'/«s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel
Corp
4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
105
92
3
*81
debentures
High
97
*159
4%s
92'A
81
.
6
92 'A
92'A
First mortgage 2%s
1st
101 VA
82
mortgage
first
Edison
Ohio
104'A
100 %
44
94'A
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—M«?/-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Jnne-Dec
1968_Jan-JuZj/
105'A
101
10
94'A
refunding mortgage 3'As
3'As
104%
30
Feb-Aug
—
99%
104
120
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First
101'A
101 'A 101 Vb
82
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979-——.—Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Bee
3 Vis
102%
104
99 'A
and
3%s
101
98%
Year 1961
Low
98 'A
and
First and
98'/a
104
101%
Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
1979
as
mortgage
mortgage 4%S 1987
1st
99%
105%
99 Va
and
and
90
97 'A
>103
May-Nou
First
First
8 6'A
98 'A
Range for
Sold,
No. "
High
Co—
First
91'/a
87
Gas
Bonds
Friday's
First
83%
87 "it
-102
2%S 1977———ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage
(Wise)
3s
93%
101% 101%
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
.
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2 !is 1979—
—-Feb-i4?t<7
First mortgage 3Vas 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s
1984——— April-Ocf
First mortgage 4 Vis 1986
Mar -Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988—
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990-—a
June-Dec
First mortgage 4%s
1991—
—Feb-Aug
-
Electric &
debentures
1963
Service
87'A
100% 100%
(Minnesota)
<
90
87Ti«
Power Co—
States
Northern
96'A
98 Va
Quar-Feb
Jan-July
April-Ocf
4%s ser A 2047
86
*88
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Public
13
Sale Price
High
Low
89
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
78'A
4s 1997—Quar-Jcm
1 2047
3s Jan
Refunding & Improve
Coll
trust
4s
1984
Year 1961
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Sold
*91VA
87%
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
87%
92 %
*85
May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Now
May-Nou
May-Nou
„_May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nou
debentures 1973
debentures 1974
f debentures 1976
f debentures 1977
f debentures 1978
f debentures 1980
f
s
3 l-is s f
High
92 'A
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4 %s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973„May-Nou
3 V*s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Norfolk & Western
5
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
EXCHANGE BOND, RECORD (Range for Week Ended January 19)
AVeek's Range
Last
Interest
bonds
4
...
(424)
28
page
33
Number 6127
Volume 195
.
.
,
(425)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
29
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan. 15,
In the following
the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Jan. 19.
and
American Stock Exchange
for Week
^
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
&
Wire
Acme
Admiral
Aeronca
Inc
Corp
Techniques Inc
Surpass
Agnew
Shoe
Investment
Stores
Discount
&
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
6,900
1%
7%
Jan
2,100
2 7k
37k
Feb
58,300
Oct
Apr
Bourjois
Apr
47k
13
13 Va
300
12 %
Sep
187k Mar
16%
14%
16%
48,000
87k
Jan
23% May
Breeze
4%
47a
47k
1,800
3 Va
Feb
87k May
75%
6 74
50
8%
Nov
177k
Dec
2,600
3%
Jan
25
85 %
Sep
83%
Apr
22%
Jan
79
Jan
.
86 74
86 74
Sep
Alan
Airlines
Algemene
American
British
American
Oil
British
American
•"
American shs.
Anier
Apr
145
Amer
Jan
5
67
1.400
6
w.—'
21,100
—
6 %
6
7 7k
7
%
Allied
Control
Paper
Petroleum
Co
Jun
Amer
/,
Brown
15%
Unlimited
Rainwear
32'%
18,100
12%
Jan
36
Dec
3
Apr
12 7 k
10%
Jan
177k
Apr
15
15".
9 Vi
5%
Aluminum Co
preferred..
4%
79%
5%
5
American
Beverage
5
5
American
Book
American
Business
American
Electronics
Corp
Co
American Israeli
Burnell &
Burroughs
"i
2%
3%
Nov
7% Mar
Butler's
1
16%
.Ttr»-
82
Jan
14%
15%
7 %
13%
Dec
27%
6%
5.209
5%
Dec
12%
3%
3%
4-
1,400
2%
Dec
800
..
£1
314
3%
4%
6
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina
A
1
6
American
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
5
5
15
class
Inc
5%
preferred
American
Thread
American
Writing Paper.
Jan
26%
Jan
44%
Dec
Jan
42%
400
5%
6%
22,400
4%
;
3,700
10%
%
700
32%
50
15
14%
'
4%
4
4%
3214
'4%
•
8%
Radio
Andrea
fit "•••:%;
%
Jan
16%
300
15%
Dec
21
16%
1,200
12%
Jan
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shs.3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
7%
800
.4 5%
3%
3
6,800
3%
9%
11
;
'v
10
%
Dec
& Film
Chemical
68 %
20c
Corp
Machine
45%
Feb
Pools
Anthony
Apollo Industries Inc..
Appalachian Power Co 4% %
Louisiana
Arkansas
Arkansas Power
Altex
7,900
Oil
Asamera
16%
93%
95
3%
Jan
6 Va %
Co
2.50
3974
39%
40%
'■
American
33%
2%
■2%
deposit
rets
.3%.
3%
.
37%
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
44%
99%
36
Jan
3%
2%
Nov
97a
4%
Dec
%
Jan
regular
414
£1
100
Oct
Associated
Stationers Supply
Co
Gas
&
Inc
Astrex
Atco
new
.33%c
common—.
Coast
Line
Research
Atlantic
Consolidated
Capital City Products—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Apr
Feb
Central
Maine Power
Central
Power
27%
30%
1 %
1 %
6,200
3,500
2%
49% July
30% Aug
1
Aug
Dec
18 %
Dec
3%
»
7% 1
874
21V2
19
2174
10,000
11%
11%
117«
3,800
10%
30%
11%:
2,900
Corp
Automatic Steel
Non-voting
Avis
non-cum
class
Inc
Avien
Products
5
%
19%
23%
5674' S774
22%
'
(i 74
12
1%
Jan
5,700
13% May
18%
Dec
1% Dec
6%
Jan
2,600
Nov
6%
5
9
2174
9 Jo
874
22
Banco
los
de
Banff
Oil
Banner
Corp
Andes
Baruch-Foster
Bearings
Beck
Bell
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
Eerkshire
Bickford's
Birdsboro
Frocks
3%
Jan
"2,100
4%
Jan
2.500
9%
Jan
7
5%%
Bolsa
22
74
Mar
29% May
prior
Inc.—
Corp——.—10c
Cable
Controller
For
21 %
July
6 %
4%
4%
Sep
Coastal
1%
1%
8,300
%
Jan
1% May
Cockshutt
8
8%
4.100
8
%
6
Aug
11%
9
Jan
72'%
24J
72
22
22
12%
13%
7
1
1
'
1Vo
lio
Dec
17%
Dec
Sep
49%
Apr
18%
18%
19%
3,300
15
Jan
29%
Apr
15%
15%
16%
1,300
5%
Jan
19%
Nov
1%
1%
2%
12,300
1%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
19,600
14
Jan
9
9
100
8%
Jan
~4%
4
10%
6
56
8,300
42%
Jan
2214
100
217k
Nov
257k
1%
17 k
174
7,700
74
Jan
37k May
8:%
8
Va
8%
15,400
3%
Jan
9 74
.16%
177 k
7,700
16 Va
Dec
31
85,100
4%
Jan
22 74
11%
16%
257a
:
18
2674
77 k
774
15%
16%
800
12'%
13%
137k
6,200
9
14
14
157 k
15 7
17Va
17'/a
18
37 k
4
America
Co
Jan
56%
Nov
Consolidated Royalty
Jan
20% May
12 Va Aug
Dec
22% Aug
14
13%
11%
14
2,800
.800
1
"5%
5%
3%
3%
•
41
99
1
page
33.
12% Nov
21%
100
:
9%
%
4%-
41
.'
99
4%
Apr
17%
Oct
32%
4,000
3%
Jan
8% Mar
3%
3,300
3%
Feb
7% May
42%
2,400
100
5
40
3,100
28
Jah
'49
Nov
95%
Jan
102
May
4%
Dec
•
Nov
5%
-
5%
Dec
1
15%
200
37 a
Sep
10,400
414
%
Dec
174
Oct
16 Va
Apr
Jan
16 74
May
Oct
357k
Nov
Jan
27 7k May
9,100
12
,*
r
-*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
Construction Products class A
_1
Continental Aviation
Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials -Corp..
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co—
20
New common
wi_.
15
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc
Oil
—
1
1,800,
1,406-
13%
11%
Nov
8
Jan
Jan
13,000
74
Jan
4%
Dec
Jau
50 74
Nov
Jan
23%
Jun
19 74 May
42 %
2,300
14 V2
1,900
8%
117k
1074
11 Va
2,500
87k
Jan
574
5J4
5%
2,100
374
Jun
57a
6 Vb
4,100
57k
Dec
974 May
21%
227k
6,300
Jan
28 74 May
574
5%
55
May
14
"is
Gas
7
41V2
20c
&
4% May
14
Ltd—*
1
New
Oil
Oct
Jan
417k
Inc—
Consolidated
Consolidated
Apr
2974
Pacific Ltd
Sep
Nov
May
Nov
10jc
Corp..
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
17%
6
2%
3%
20%
9%
Oct
197k
7
8%
Jan
3.000
18%
6,600
2074
Jan
2,800
Jan
12% July
100
23.400
4%
3%
8
11%
May
7%
97/a
10%
14 74
1974
6,200
li:
Jan
3 %
2,400
10
10 Va
8%
3,600
10 %
5,700
22% May
20 7k
4%
10%
a
20
Feb
1
16%
11%
21 % Mar
Jan
22'A
Electric
74 May
Dec
10,400
Diesel
10
8%
12,600
Stone
Sep
57% May
12
107k
of
Apr
Mar
143A
387k
Consol
Apr
10%
41/4
Sep
674 Mar
Apr
450
Oik
9
24
97a
21 %
48
1,600
2,200
8
35 Va
10%
'2,700
12 Va
15%
147k
16%
53%
800
531/4
15
16%
5374
1A May
221/4
•
1
50c
21
3% Mar
Jan
Nov
%
%
&
Apr
74
11 Va
55 Va
1
Inc
9
22
10c
Commercial Metals Co
3% May
2% Apr
Nov
83 Va Mar
8,200
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service..—;——10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Coiupudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50jc
Apr
15%
29
4.900
113«
974
Corp
26 Va
4,000
2.000
11%
Apr
72 74
'
36 <4
Sand
Dec
16%
29
10%
May
13% May
65% May
Oils vtc—
Electronics
Colonial
10%
15
27%
14 Va
7%
Colonial
15
Jan
65
79 Va Oct
Equipment Co
Farm
Colin
10%
Apr
3
Co
Caribbean
Nov
28%
50c
see
Jan
1 Va
Dec
6% July
Corp
footnotes,
5
8,500
—1
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp—
50c
Clopay Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co
•
Jan
25c
1
:
Co
Corporation
Clausner Hosiery
Oct
4
Co_^——_
Manufacturing
4%
1
Co common
2,100
17k
26
Circuit
1
preferred
6
1%
—,—.—lc
Cinerama
Dec
3%
.
Oil
57k
Foil Corp—25c
Nov
11%
3
(H C)
5%
18
60
Corp
Chica
...———2
Consolidated
5,200
~1
177k May
137k
14%
Apr
59%
Dec
Jan
1
14%
Dec
24 %
9 %
117k
Oct
Jan
22% May
Jail
6 V2
Jan
Jan
Dec
Apr
57k
2,300
14
41?
Aug
1
Va
500
•*,
7
42
14% Mar
105 7a
4,800
1
674
14%
Nov
4,500
500
07 k
Nov
137i
4,900
19.300
13
f":
Nov
67k May
13474
Jan
102
~~
"l8
38%
Nov
Jan
65
Dec
3,900
1
1,900
12%
5%
i_
3%
100
112
8,500
13%
Blauner's
Bohack
;
14
Mining—1
Christiana Oil Corp...———.—.—1
Chromalloy Corp—;
10c
Chief
7% May
1
Inc
21% Mar
4
4
108
Nov
1
Inc
Jun
Feb
1074
5%
7.50
Corp
Nov
247a
Jan
Jan
13%
Inc
Sep
15'/a
974
57k
5%
Inc
22%
7% July
11 Va
1,000
700
13%
50c
Jun
A
8%
15% July
Ties..
Jun
1
8
Chicago Rivet & Machine
25c
Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
974
Jan
convertible preferred—J—_—*
Oct
(A S)
Jan
%
Nov
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—
———5
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc...——
2
50c
Inc
Beau-Brummel
5'A
28
Apr
1
Corp
Sep
1,300
2,000
77k May
43
Apr
1
Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
12%
32 1
6%
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Jan
Jan
1,500
Barry
Jan
7%
Jan
Jun
10c
1
Co
a
108
Jun
Jan
474
5,400
Jan
21 %
50c
USA Inc
Engineering
18 Va
6Va
10,600
23
8%
10c
Construction
Bargain Town
14.700
.
26%
7%
shares-
Inc
12%
150
7%
__50c
Industries
BarChris
Barnes
American
Ltd
12V4
425
•
lc
preferred
Securities
12 %
Apr
May
1,500
50c
Convertible
10
29%
Clark
1
Baldwin
Jan
40'A
13%
Chemical—
Common
313
2274
43%
Nov
'
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Inc
8,700
29%
Corp common
Feb
Clary
Industries
9%
39
Clarostat
Baldwin-Montrose
77 k
40 %
Clark
\
Baker
%
9%
7% May
29%
Securities
Dec
21%
10
Feb
Jan
Century
2% May
8,800
■
Jan
1A
Oct
series B convertible preferred.*
Electric Co..—....
10
Century Geophysical Corp———1
Chamberlin Co of America—;
2.50
Charter OH Co Ltd—^—
—1
9% May
4,300
6%
674
5%
•
3
2%
117k
3
Corp
177a
""
12%
—10c
Collieries
17k
167k
1
preferred
A
"•'.'•1%
i
67k :.-/"k6
1
Inc com
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
1%
7,600
pfd—100
.1
July
4 A
,
ov
374
2r,uv>0
6
■
Apr
157k
17k
1
4%
26
Oct
7
pref_._100
3.50%
Light
&
Oct
July
6%
Co
Hadley Corp—
Central
Apr
$5
rets B ord_2s
'
'
29'A
7k
3,300
5.50
'•
53/4 July
Jun
July
2 A
42,300
59%
800
/;
8%
Aug
11,100
19%
10%
5,200
V:'
-
Oct
W)
(J
Oct
39 Va
107k May
1%
-'■>
19
J.37% July
55
Power
Ltd Amer dep
Carter
Feb
—
48,700
16
Jan
5%
5%
54%
10c
Inc
Plastics
4%
18
Central
1
—1
Devices
37k
18%
34% May
4%
Light
&
Carolina
$1.50
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
2,100
127 k
Jan
2%
Audio
9%
15%
—
Carreras
Oct
1
Aurora
.79 '/a
—1
—:_5
1
Inc
Dec
Nov
„
4%
Jan
18%
Jan
1%
Centers Inc
Co
Carnation
Apr
4%
101,400
37k May
Jan
5 A
i8%:
1
Corp..
International Corp.:
Cities Broadcasting.
Capital
32 Va
—1
Canal-Randolph
9%
5%
Feb
17%
Sewing
6%
?!>'
Canaveral
500
10,5100
38%.
7%
14%
Jan
1%
1
Atlas
6%
6c
:
400
.28%
Inc
CO
4,300
Mining &
Industries
51
74
Minerals
5,700
2%
3,800
Development Corp
10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants...
General
Jan
67a
WUlistoii
13%
r
7%
Atlas
47 Va
v
12%
$1.40
Atlas
Sep
350
62
51
5'A
17%
1
Sugar
Dec
50
65
11%
21%
7%
5p
Corp..
Golfo
del
Atlantica
Dec
27 %
5%"
11
55"
♦
Co
22 Va
Jan
57 Va
11%.
Ltd- partlc
20%
Chemical Industrial Products..10c
Atlantic
Jan
18%
1
—_—...
Petrofina
17%
•
10c
Associated Testing Labs
1374
3,500
11
—-—*
Marconi
13%
2%
7%
3,300
4%
,2%
7%
lc
Oil
7,600
24 ;•
25
2.50
Ltd
Gas
21
,4
2%
1
'
Associated
20%
312
Industrial
6% Mar
4],V
Dec
25
Husky Oil Ltd——______—1
preferred.*
6d
1
Castle (A M) & Co.—
—10
Catalin Corp of America...—.
1
14
1
207k
20
Canadian
10% July
11*6 Oct
4
Oct
pl'd—10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd—1
1
Apr
1,600
,
13
474
Ltd vtc.l
Petroleums
Canadian
6 % Mar
21,600
5
4%
•
3,500
7
Canadian
Aug
1%
-.500
IS
4%
1 ik
3,700
'
T
Dec
Jan
177k May
Jan
Dec
400
2%
38%
*
10c
Apr
Jun
20%
6 Va
17k
774
•
Canadian Javelin Ltd.—
95% Mar
5,800
■
•
17 %
6%
Canadian
35% May
89%
4,200
;
Jan
•
Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
„
America
of
Laundries
9%
620
32,300
>
2%
•3%
40o
Corp Ltd..
Industries—
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated
37%
1
—_—1
Inc..
V
92
4 >
com
Electric
Associated
3,800
-
,
%
55%
_1
common
preference.:
Southern
Canadian
7% May
pfd_lj)0
preferred
Electronics
Arrow
15
93%
warrants...—j.—
Co
6%
6
16%
4.72%
Aluminum
convertible
35c
">
•
5
pfd__100
Co..
Gas
& Light
Co.
&
Armour
Arnold
6
_1
Inc
Jan
62
1
Inc.:——
Bread
Cement Co Ltd
Canada
86% May
'
A
49 Va
1
5
Ltd..
Canada
13% July
5% Apr
8,100
68%
66%
7,600
1974
1
51
Canadian
AnJcen
Sep
74
1574
7%
-
24
50
50
50
& Gas Co
Canada
17"% May
Jan
14 74
Sep
2li July
19:!
1
Fire Insurance
Campbell
May
.Jan
6
-1,400
Dec
Nov
237k
•
common
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
32 % May
7%
1674
8 V
37a
1
Consol Oil
Camden
% May
6,300
16 y4
u
2
Corp
6 '/o
Calvan
Oct
16%
200
Mines Ltd
Anacon Lead
Anchor Post Products.,
$2.50
Apr
36
Mar
Power
preferred—:
preferred
preferred
$3.00
Apr
4%
Jan
30
'
Electric
California
23% May
Jan
107k
/ 47u May
Jan
974
c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
77k
42 %
12.50
Jan
1%
2,600
2 Va.
7%
Inc
(J P) & Son Inc..—
Shoe Corp.— —
Jan
4%
.
87k
11,600
Apr
Sep
3
10,400
Nov
Nov
May
Dec
2%
2,500
4%,
4%
21
21%
Jan
6%
50o
rets ord shares.—3c 6d
——25c
Apr
Apr
55
Feb
Jan
Jan
274
I'tf
6 %
' 4-."
16%
Oct
7%
900
10
10
;
12%
500
Sep
Ltd—
Mines
Co
Apr
7a
107k
27k
83%
Paper Mills Ltd—
Inc
Company—_—2.50
(The)
974
2%
10
Jan
14%
MARC
"97k
1
Co—..._—
Jan
5
11%
7 Va May
10%
Dec
I
shares
American
1,000
3%
•
American
1,800
15%
4%
•
Inc
Machine
American dep
Feb
14%
15%
76%
25o
Inc
Systems
American-Internatl Aluminum
Burma
13%
&
Hill
Bunker
Dec
28
14%
15%
preferred...—,——9
preferred...
——10
serial
Die
July
Dec
Dec
14%
convertible
6%
Buell
2%
650
5%
20
.
Feb
Aug
Co Inc—.
class B—
Ltd
1,400
80
'X
16%
17%
Co
11.400
5%
78%
1
1
Corp
Oct
Mar
14%
2,60 J
•
Rubber
Brown
8% May
10
:J 900
,
10-
5%
$3.75 pfd.100
America
of
Oil
Ambassador
16
-
%'
9
Nov
29%
12 7 a
—lOo
1
25 %
31%
Mills
Corp
Jan
1
*
B S F Company
^
_66%c
Budget Finance Plan common—.50c
(E L)
Inc
Almar
Nov
6
Bruek
8
26 %
Jan
Bruce
8%
Jan
Jan
Apr
1,200
13%
3%
Jan
2,700
Oct
400
6%
8 %
;
24
Aug
11 Va
10%
9%
23%
Apr
11%
16 %
2,100
Jan
....
24
8%
Dec
12 Va July
1,200
19,200
5,600
Dec
13%
Nov
7 Va
21,600
97a
14%
3,300
4%
,
•
5
8%
13%
5 %
7%
9
47k
Feb
7%
/100
12%
10 Va, Jun
39%
237k
4.400
97 k
Dec
Dec
47 a
574
13
8 Va
307k
77a
8%
3
200
24,300
22%
57 k
50c
Apr
Mar
10
Dec
7 %
87k
Corp
ui
4%
£174
;
'/«
8
15%.
474
.
.
9
—30c
common
common—1
200
Apr
367k
23 %
B
Jan
■■
3 A
;—-10
Apr
Sep
10
Jan
Jan
2
—■——1
Class
Jun
ll5k
Jan
>
Co
Distillers cl A com—30c
Forman
674
.
Va
15
13%
_—25c
Inc..
97k May
3%
preferred
Alloys
5
reg———_£1
ord
rets
dep
4%
.
Apr
40 Va
Ltd—•.
Instrument
9,100
.
347k
29% July
2,200
8
15%
Company ....—.1
3,700
1
97k May
Jan
30
24,500
3474
57k May
3i74 May
250
1,600
2%
Jun
Nov
48
4 Va Jan
2,800
347a
—♦
Brown
87a
A
Dec
8
Feb
70
6
Inc
Co
registered
British
60c
Allied
ord
77 k
Rubber class
27k
214
El
£1
Power—
Feb
9 Va
rets
dep
Columbia
57 a
,
18,100
3%
Jan
Nov
Aug
84%
Sep
7%
34%
,
Jan
7 74
212
bearer..
British
Aug
Feb
—
/ 87 74
orcl
8 7k
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
convertible
4,000
37%.
a
12 % May
Dec
17k
347k
33
33
•
dep rets
57 k
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
5%%
100
574
5 74
■.
Alleghany
&
1,500
7
'
.
10c
1
Engineering Co
Tire
30
82
67
32 %
337a May
Tobacco—
574
■
7
36.
Brooks
All-State
Alliance
277k
;
57k.
<•
"
....
3%
7 Va
3 Va
474
1,000
32%
Co—.—
Oct
12 '/a
V—
N
deposit rtcs
American
30
82
.1
Inc
Kunstzide
■
v
8174
10
common
preferred
Alaska
All
Co
•
•
100
Steel
Wood
5%
•-;
100
3%
21% Mar
,
Nov
16
2,300
2%
39
1
.*.
28% May
'
preferred
25,000
2 Va
35 Va
.-1
*
-1
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co...
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
10% May
300
47k
4
'
.
937k
Dec
17
Va
4
Jan
5%
11%
17
•
50%
4,700
8
10%
11
7,200
17,500
7674
7074
774
5 Vi
4%
2%
37
Raceway Assn
1
Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Brazilian
300
1074 Oct
2.600
18%
Va
4
20c
Inc
Works
High
Low
14%
18
Brandywine
3%
.
of America.^
Gear
Brad
Range for Year 1961
Shares
High
13 Va
137a
1
10c
Inc
Corp
Foote
Apr
20
1.50
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
3
1
Inc
Southern
Alabama
Apr
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
•
.
13
lOo
1
1
1
10c
•
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol
2 7k
15%
1074
3 Va
10
Aerojet-General
4
Nov
27k
3,500
High
Bowling
12 %
25c
1
Co
Dynamics
3
2
2%
v
Low
Corp
Inc
Products
Plastics
Aero-Flow
Aid
Mfg Corp
Construction
1
r
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 10(11
High
274
3
1
10c
A
common
Precision
Acme
Corp clasa
Petroleum
Low
V. Pftr
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
'
•
is
and
bond in which any
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
itself
Exchange
or
Friday
Week's
Friday
stocks
intended to include every security whether
dealings have "occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Jan. 19.
Stock
stock
20
1
2,200
74
5 7k
5%
7,400
3 Va
1074
800
7
Jan
1
Dec
7k
"l74
13,200
Nov
2 74 Mar
Nov
10%
67k
Oct
G 7k
Dec
117a May
27k
Apr
174
174
374
4
900
27k
Jan
9
97a
2,100
9 %
Dec
13%
Feb
6
6 7k
600
5%
Feb
87k
Apr
14
14
14%
1,300
2
2
74
14,800
~9%
67k
2
10%
10%
10,200
11
—.
f
257k
77
a
V
Dec
13
%
May
2 7 74 Mav
3%
Jan
674
10
Feb
Oct
1874 Mar
54
4Q74 Mar
Nov
*—.
25
74
7%
257k
200
74
2,100
8
~
6 7k
Oct
974 Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
..
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
(426)
30
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 19)
Friday
for Week
preferred
$1
Colt Beverage
Bottling
Cott
/
;
Z
;
9%
Consolidated Corp
Cresmont
United Corp
Crose
—
Crowley Milner & Co
Gatineau
2074
200
1974
Jan
207a
Oct
97a
Apr
preferred
—
Gellman Mfg Co—————■-•*»—
General Acceptance "wts"
—
'
6
3,800
12,200
.
-'67B
...
_
39 74
774
81/4
,
■
1,400
10
Dec;
1%
Jan
.
8
67a
600
Dec : :
Jan
Jain
2,700.
.4'/a
Electric
Sep
22,900Z
5
74%
5
77a
674
25
167a
1774
Manufacturing Co class
Laboratories class A common—1
General
Stores
5%
Jun
Georgia Power $5 preferred———
50
197a
Jan
3474
18 72
Oct
14% Mar
Apr
97a
107a
3,200
8
Sep
1,200
8
;J Sep
15% Mar
Inc
Foods
Giant
class A
com
•
1%:
Day
47a
3,300
57a
6,900
47a
Dec
12 »/2
750
Hi/2
Oct
23
67a
Jan
.."25
32
1
10 %
97a
2
3,400
9
400
107a
Hi/2
77a
600
107a
137;,
7,400
77a
5,400
7a
%
10
7
67a
674
57a
51/2
47a
5
274
274
3
;
10,400
77a
77a
87a
4,800
Corp class
A conv
Research—
&
(The) Corp
Brewery Ltd—
Dorsey
127a
137a
2574
10%
107a
107a
1874
Dec
407a
71/2
Feb
,
//
Jan
401/2
150
Oct
Oct
dep rets ord
19 74
137a
318
37a
400
Corp—
.
Corp of America
Dynalectron
:
„
4
10%
24 V4
23%
r
1,300
2774
27 7a
28
67a
87a
500
Corp—
1
4 72-
4%:
5
-10
common. _60c
7 97a
•
>
174 7
Freehold LeasesM—
100
,
41
Jan
Dec
Nov
22"
33%
:
Jan
H
H
Dec
44
.
207a
Sep
1074
Jan
37a
21
Jan
2 ]§
Apr
/
Eastern
Company
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
States
i—i
Inc
Corp
common
preferred series A
$0 preferred series B
Edo Corporation
$7
Harn
May
6%
%
Oct
6%
Apr
Jan
87a May
26
73
Jan
Jan
272
Jan
77a
1
Nov
377a
Jan
:
87a
Ltd
57a
Nov
10%
87a
Nov
;!
447a
50
3374
Jan
67a
7%
14,700
37a
Jan
V 5374
8%
;;
180
Apr
153
Jan
171
Apr
19
40
Apr
2,600
31% May
Oct
16,300
1s/b
197a
1,400
1574
Jan
24%
Apr
1072
127a
'174
19'/a
17a
1
127a
14,500
11%
Dec
20
Hazel
17a May
Electronic
Lithographing
Mining Co_
El-Tronics
Emenee
4%
1 %
(WE)
6,400
167a
Hercules
*
Higbie
17 .7 ,187a
11%
'
Galion
2,200
7374
19%
2,600
7474 -
-
Hotels
Hilton
Hoe
Nov
84 72
Nov
87a
NOV
IIV2
Nov
474
Jan
97/a
Jan
,/-Vl%
3 V2
Dec
37a
Jan
974
Jan
167a
Jan
297a May
Dec
107a
2,500
-9%
13,100
7
28% May
207a
Hofmann
4
37a
.
//
41,800
:
>
9 7/«
97a
10%
3,200
117a
13 7ft
6,700
45 74
47
1,000
43
1274
Feb
57a
Dec
127a May
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
2,800
7%
Nov
14% May
Holly Stores Inc-iu
327a
34%
3,000'
32 7»
14 74
'-13:14
37a
3/i
1474.':
3 7«
.1574
715%
16./ : ;
474
5
;
974
Fanny
Farmer
Candy
Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Nov
Jan
11
Dec
Dec
9
Nov
Home
500
227a
Jan
3974
Nov
94'/4
Jan
102%
Jun
35
36
Apr
"«k
Fihnways
4%
19,900
47a
May
Horn
537.
250
47%
Jan
657a May
Horn
3%
3%
37a
5,800
37a
Jan
5% Mar
7
674
7
200
6%
Jan
9
4%
53
57.
127s
1374
1374
47a
45/a
3-Jt
9%
Financial
General
National
First
12 7a
'
9»/a Mar
28% May
"VA
37a
Oct/
8,700
■*7.11
,
%
Nov
19% May
5
-
May
Oct
:
574
"
3,500
2,000
5 Va
*M7% Mar
Jan
•»«4
17a
187/a
^ 14 7 a May
jot'.
Dec
800
Feb
7/4
,
Jan
1,400
Mar
4
/-6 % Feb :
;/ 28
Nov
!
JVa Jan'.
87a Jan
1,600
:
7."
,
Nov
Jan
10
6,000
-
187a May
Feb
"... 274
' 700
:•
37B
8 Va -:
Hardart
Electric
Huhbell
'
237a Mar
Class
37/a
Feb
Ml7a May
Hudson
32
13,400
32
Jan
7a May
107a
5,400
Jan
1472 July
700
-
5
Sep
7
774
2,800
10
Anr
274
Apr
"
Oct
67a
97a
5,900
~574 Jan"
11
May
1
2774
26%
287a
4,400
17
287/a
1,°«
400
f1274
13%
7%
is.:
18
•
77'
2474
3574
—
500
30
:
Jan
.
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
"
35
Apr
Oct
15 7a May
t
77a
800
15%
Jan
25
Apr'
Jan
25%
Apr
Aug
51% May
f.
18
".
2,300
14%
2474'
27 7a
5,400
27
2%
12,300
3%
3%
18974
/ K53
Nov
Jan
37a
1
2.50
6
715%
15%
2,100
127a
12%
137a
9,000
257a
25
26
3,200
———
~ 38 72 Apr
May
145
96
10c
Hycon Manufacturing ;Cd
Hydromatics Inc^i-T-^a
Hydrometals Inc—-——
Hygrade Food Products-
Dec
;
1,500
8
1874
.
Dec
/
Nov.
110
1,100
177a
118
5
Inc.:-:..—„ 1
7
32 7u
,777a-
32 72
425
99
3i%
1
7;
130
158% 159
417a
4074
>98
5
7,400
.
Apr
Nov
13 7a
/" 127a
1274 Oct..
7 ia Sep
77ft Sep
13,700
35
347a
43
19
29 7a Jan
900
1674,
•
37a May
22 7z, Nov
Jan
■''}
7 Va May
Dec
24%
Apr
12 7a
Dec
/ 31%
Apr
217a
Dec
10%
.
32% Mar
13,300
8%
37
1472
4074
'
Products
36%
1574
159
V 28
:
Jan
Jan
13^8
_•
common____——"
%
4%
>13 t"
100
i—2.50
Inc class A com
5,800
lifUOO
Apr
474
B
Vitamin
;
.
Jan
2
la
*574
35
Co—
Motors
(Harvey)
25 78
IV %
137/e
—♦
common.^,—
preferred—
^——
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co_—
Howell
37
7.50
Hardart Baking Co__
&
247a
Z 17a
2
-•
:
& Co
A)
i 17a "
174
17%
——„•
A—
——
(Geo
&
800
5
9'/4
1
Wi
114
6,400
37/a
374
37/a
76,700
10c
14%
13 7a
14 72
7,700
574 Aug
17a
Jan
2xn6
472
Jan
Apr
1474
Oct
57a
Dec
210 May
Jan
Jun
57/a
57a
6
4,400
4%
Sep
774
Apr
25c
674
5%
6%
6,600
47/a Mar
97a
Jun
ioc
187/a
1874
197a
9,100
974
23%
Jan
Nov
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Range for Year 1961
High
for Week
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Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Range
Last
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Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Week's
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27
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18%
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800
177a
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Jan
May
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Sep
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Volume 195
.
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The Commercial and Financial
.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
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Par
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1
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Nov
7%
Nov
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12%
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20
20%
47 J%
48%
22 'A 22%
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Kaiser
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&
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Kavanau
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Kawneer Co
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—
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11
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.
900
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18
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8%
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Corp
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26
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9% Feb
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y
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Lamson & Sessions Co—
6%
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>.19%
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National
34%
Nov
3%
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67/e
4%
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6V2
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7
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National
Video
Lynch
2
9V4
1
Corp
—L
v,
17%
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New
England
Dec
New
Haven
New
Idria
8%
9,800
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■
53%
2,100
9
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9%
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Nov
34-.
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6%
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8%
7%
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38
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3%
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4,800
"4,400
25
28%
^
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3,700
6
Jan
6'/b
Oct
6%
12 %
2,000
9%
5,000
10%
10,200
7%
11%
10
7%
1,000
8
17 % May
12% May
6% Aug
Jan
12% Aug
12%
9,260
7%
Jan
4
4% :,
4%
11,100
3%
Dec
16% May
9% Jun
4%
400
2% Sep
Dec
12'A
■■/
11%
■
12%
/
1
14%
13%
14%
1
15%
2,700
11%
38
1,700
11%
Dec
17%
15%
16%
3,800
11%
Jan
21 % Mar
2ftf
2%
12,300
1% Mar
2
4,V. May
1
21%
21%
22%
•2,100
24
22%
24%
2,800
10
23%
23%
23%
900
19%
19%
19%
500
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12%
Jan
31
Apr
17%
Jim
31%
18
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23%
Apr
Dec
10%
Jan
20%
Nov
2%
2%
8,000
1%
Dec
5%
Apr
3%
3%
3%
1,500
2%
Jan
4
Mar
2%
2%
2%
3,300
1 %
Jan
4'% May >
50c
14%
13%
Oct
20c
class
2%
1
11
A
13%
14%
16,100
10%
11%
2,200
9%
Nov
13% Aug
16%
17%
1,300
13%
Jan
28
17%
17%
2,100
16'%
50 %
51%
7,800
39%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
23,400
1 %
Jan
19
Dec
50%
1
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17%
20
Chem
Co
—50c
Mining Co
1
...
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25% Aug
*
57%
v"
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1 '/a
Dec
35%
23,100
19%
Jan
40%
Nov
11%
1,100
8%
Jun
17
2%
110,100
132%
50
2%
131
131
.
13,700
♦
35%
34%
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Honduras
Apr
2% May
34%
2%
*
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Sep
Apr
11%
35%
1
...
—
&
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%
.
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Land
Arizona
York
Jun
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Co
Mai-
31% Mar
Sep
2A
Inc
Tel
&
Nov
4%
27
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&
Dec
12
4%
,
43%
43% .44%
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Mines
Norfolk
Ltd
1
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Lites
1
Feb
124
Feb
.
900
35'%
U|
23% Feb
,1.100
27% Jap.
Southern
&
American
Railway
Royalties
.1
.
8,500
1%
1%
7%
Apr
2%
Dec
173% Mar
^ec
51
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j
Aug
i<; i2-3
10,300
5%
5%
1,600
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2%
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800
-
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1.400
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4
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2
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4% May
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31
8V8
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Dec
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25
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Aug
% May
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Nuclear
;
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pfd
2
4%
3%
50
—..
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Serv
Nickel
2 %
1
Oils
Penn RR Co
Northern
12% May
v7%
Canadian
Northeast : Airlines
32%
25%
Dec
July
.'.i
North
46*% Mar23%
Oct
4°/..
20 % May
Jun
«•
10% May
Feb'
Jan *
1
York
Nickel
May
>
16
1,300
8% y 9 %
7%
3%
.
1,800
11%
1
s
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Co
New
79»/2-Dec
350
s
4%
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..
2
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y Dec
Jan
1,100
•
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Jun
'!• 60 %
5,000
Apr
6%
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16:% Jail-
>
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11%
33
•
22% May
•
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10%
-
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39%
1,000
11 %
10'A
;
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900
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11%
34%
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12 v* *,
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New
Dec
10%
18
-
Apr
-7% July
•
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8%
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1
&
Mexico
New
May
7
-
May
29%
68
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New
May
4 %
s
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Apr
Apr
23:%
-
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31%
400
9% -10% :
34
7
20
May
Oct
1%. Nov
6,900
*
8%
52%
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Associates
Corp
Mur
21-..
4%
100-
74% ' ;
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1.000
5%
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10%
50c
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5% Sep
4,400
,
22
.
;
—
13%
5%
.—553 .'U
10
Electric
Stores
Don
Oct
4%
700
33%
6
25% Mar
Jan
Car .Ltd
Telefilm
13%.<
180
12% ^
•
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4
12"%
5%
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-
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Union
12%
3,500
•
1%
VA
'H.
v 12'A
Loral Electronics. Corpi——.^.——125c
33"% <7v32%
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc—V— !•" '
5%.
5%
Louisiana Gas Servicer——^1—_-10
21% r< '21%
Louisiana land Js Exploration ^.r_3()c
• ;; 73%
"73
Lucky Friday. Silver-Lead MinesL__10c : " 24% \
24%
Lunkenhclmer (The) Co_!———2.50 ■.
"j ■
28 'r
0%
13
1
Transit Co
36 '/a
Dec
5
1,500
2,000
4"%
--
Aug
"8%
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Ltd
National
Mar
North
(Tlie)
Apr
18
Weld Machines
"
Ss Shipley
Lodge
Longincs-Wittnauev. VVal.ch Co..—
36%
Dec
Hess.
Petroleum
Noiitu
>• ?
Jan
12%
7,100
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
'
O^ 525
v
47
Jail
2%
3 %
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-
.
-
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24%
200
9
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12% May
Dec
12%
8
i
150
13
- 6,900
11% ^ 37,000
' 8
11%
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4,500
13
8%
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^
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32
12%
30%
l
50c
Dehydrat & Mi
National Electric
Nov5
3% May
Jaii
20%
3,300
8,800
900
400
1,400
5% V-*-600
v 2 Va *• '22,000
22?.. *
30%
A
Apr
" Mar
31%
Juu
5%
4,700
' -2
23% -24%'v
Liberty Fabrics of N Y'common.l——1":"t- 22', .y.
5Vr
preferred ——i._—10
'
Lithium Corp of America Inc
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11%
Livingston Oil Co—<
^^_.10c
.10%
Locke Steel Chain—
^ 5 % , 29^4'>. V;
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Nation a T Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
19% Mar
July
38%-Jah;
15,000
7%
'6
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-
Jan
11%
Feb
14
V ;
20%
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1
14% ^,-V400.
19 Va
100
1
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National
12 % Jan
'
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class
5%
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—
3%
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Tounieau (R G > Inc..—.iJ— .1 .'V- 24%
Lefcourt
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Motor Products
Lee
=."'
19%
17%
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vV8%- Oct
Dec
21%
23"%
22% •
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r: 4 4';.1
? 5% .,
v27/b
.
3%
5%.
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Lanston
v',2%
1
—
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"19% '<
^
1
Lakey Foundry Corp:
17%
_1
....
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Lake
4% May
'
200
7%
22%i^Vi.22%
1
1
....——
Feb
A
Industries' Inc.
National
Apparel' Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
3%
; '/■ "i-:
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Apr
National
L'Alglon
2,100
/''
.
10c
4%
—
National
'——
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4%
—
Company——.—-
'4;:
Jan
•
'
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.,*4'% May
1% Jan
■
4%
4% May
•
;
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16% May
Dec
1% Nov
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3%
31 .' Apr
13% May
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11 %
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15%
1,600
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Jan
3%
4
Nov
300
ir
,
27%
2%
23 %
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10,400
•
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26%
2%;;-4
Oct
2%
12.50
A
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MuskogeeCo..
Apr
High
8,800
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lv/T26%V'
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36%
Sep
"V 10%
5,700
.
8%
**
23 %
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7.50
——
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Kropp
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8
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Kleinert
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2,200
1,300
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12,600
1,700
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3
'
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800
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39%
500
2%'-r2%f
2%
3%
1
Dec
Tel
class
Inc
Low
14
Murphy- Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co——.
4% May
100
May
Allg
24%
\
13%
Jan
Oct
94%
•
3,600
>
1,800
.
•
,
700
f
1%
—,
_
*'■1"%
8%
2%
22,300
}
TV
3%
Range for Year 1961
12%
2.50
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&
class
Inc
Vldeotronics
MUntz
11
12%
.
Cobalt Ltd——1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
10c "
Kingslord Company—
——1.25.
Kingston Products—.-i;/
Kilembe
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Mills
Tel
12%
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MPO
>.•;;5'; -; ■,;r■
;
1
-com
Company.
Vernon
Low
4
Mountain States
Movie
; k
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preferred
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10% May
313 Apr
Metal
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
31
19)
•
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Sale Price
High
Low
High
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1961
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Price
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(427)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January
Friday
»vp»iifljr"»n,swcit
—
62
100
90
1
1%
Jan
*213 Mar
4,800
3
Oct
6% Ma y
Aug
■67% May
Jan
92'A
62
90
1
56 %
20
300
90
A
(Deli
Amer
9,990
4%
%
8%
3%
Ltd..
Corp
of
2%
,
8%
8'/2
3'/2
84
•
3%
% '
,
2,100
Nov
%
Nov
7A May
6%
17,000
Feb
13% May
•
3% Oct
8 % May
M
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'
Inc
MacFadden Publications
Mack
Trucks
Inc
warrants
23%
* 25% '
1%
,
Vending Co class A__—-_;_1
Macke
Inc.—33 %c'
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__.
lc
Magna Oil Corporation.50c :
Airlines
Mackey
Public
Maine
Service
i
1,'%
-
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Inc
Mansfield Tire
International
Marconi
Communication
.
Ltd
Inc
Johnson
Mead
&
"
44 l/4
Apr
Nov
14%
1
-
,
10%
1,200
10%
38%
2,000
30%
Jun
19%
3,700
17%
Dec
18
,
10%''
8
Hone
Oil
Midland
Midwest
Corp
$1
4,100
33%
Sep
46 V2
Investment
-——-<50c
:
Col
Oct
6
Dec
8"%
...
4%'%
40c
Corp
Wo hi
12%
150,400
6%
Sep
11%
3%
75,100
1%
Nov
8,400
122%
Jun
4,100
4
J nil
131% 137%
5
5%
:
5%
13%
13
3,300
preferred
Opelika
—
*.
'
'
Rubber
11%
W.
11%;
12'%
Minnesota
Power
Aluminum
23%
500
5%
?
&
10%
1,100
ll'A
11%
37
__
38
'
'•••
2%
38
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan
:
Sep
Mohawk
Airlines
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
Feb
V
13%
Nov*
20%:;
/
28%
30%
24%
redeemable
1st
redeemable
1st
4.36%
20% Mar
4
Jan
Jan
14 '.
Sep
60% Mar
600
Corp
17
Jan
Jan
23%
2,100
7%:
•
13'%
13 %
241/2
29%
Jan
28%
Monongahela
5%
5%
i 6'A
8%
300
;
*4.40%
4.80%
'4.50%
Sep
Petroleums
1%
Jun
Pan tepee
45'%
Apr ;
11,700
v27'A
Dec
27%
13%
14%
3,100
„
3
3
3'A
3,100
Electro
For
Products—
footnotes,
*
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see
90
16
,Oct
",
•
2%
Nov
Pancoastal
,..
•
page
100
13%
2,500
5%;
29% ' .*'■ 3,300
3%
r 4%'.
A.
29%
Aug
10% May
15%
18%
Jan
28%
Jan
15
15
4%
-
Jan
Nov
6% May
29%
Dec
45%
3,800
30%
Sep
32 'A May
1,400
27%
Jan
29%
1,500
25'%
Jan
2,600
1,100
27% July
26 % Oct
24%
8V2
26%
25%
900
;
26'%
25%
26 %
25%
26%
26%
25%
23%
22%
•
July
24% Jun
Apr
Nov
Apr
23% July
25%
Nov
22'A Aug
24
Feb
500
r
26%
100
22%
25%
37
500
23%
—
,
25%
23%
33.
89
90
130
93
v.
93
v:
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62
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8%
•
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93
*
40
145'A 145 'A
58
8%
90
62
-
9
475
"
,
1,700
•
•
•
22
Feb
Jan
23% May
8%
9
4,100
6%
Feb
16% May
93%
94
300
86%
Jan
86'%
94
Jan
94% Mar
91%
Jan
99%
•
89%
89%
99%
220
153%
98%
151
•
210
130
90%
150
84
95
Jan
168
90%
Jan
Mar
Nov
Oct
Nov
'. 82%
.Jan
pfd
3%
3%
31%
33'A
2,800
25% Oct
15'A
14%
15%
61,600
9% Oct
9%
9%
7,400
5%
Jan
100
102%
875
99%
Feb
9%
Dec
9%
1
50c
*
—1
A
87% Aug
Sep
1,800
101% 103
Oct
68
4% Mar
12
1
Co
class
B
Peninsular
Dec
1
Penn
2
2
A-
of Canada
Corp.——
1
—2
Ltd
Metal
Traffic
Pentron
Co-
Electronics
Corp
69
Nov
9%
2,800
4,900
23 y8
1,700
22%
Dec
27% Mar
50%
50
52 Va
1,400
28%
Jan
68 %
Apr
1%
9,000
13
Dec
1%
Apr
%
2,900
A
Nov
7%
2,200
10% j
1,800
1
1
%
%
7%
10
50
July
7
Feb
.
1% May
12
May
Jan
15%
14
Feb
28
Nov
Jan
24%
Nov
4%
Apr
22%
20%
22%
1,300
22%
21%
22 V8
700
12%
9%
10 %
2,300
7%
Jan
12%
Nov
6%
6%
400
3%
Feb
6%
Dec
3.2O0
2A
Aug
2jS
Jan
2,400
8%
Jan
13% July
6
Apr
10% May
9V.
.Iftn
8% May
10
6%
1
1
————2.50
2%
2%
10%
10%
10%
1
"4%
Products..
Dec
56%
9
2%
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
Dec
12%
23%
7%
Pen
Dec
10'A
108% Mar
52%
9%
10%
Patino
May,
vtc—2 Bol
Dec
14%
23 %
Amer shares—1 Bol
Company
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pato
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38
55%
:—1
Chemical
Nov-/
93
152
(C
Petroleum
Oil (C A)
Nov
99
50%
class
May
May '
92
Jan
142%
5%
4% May
Jan
3%
31%
1
Markets
Corp
2%
1
11
Telep
Ltd
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Park
Parker
6% May
91
10o
:
21 %
4% Oct
28%
Tubes
class A
Corp
Class
100
Moody Investors Service partic pref.
Morse
v
100
preferred series C
64% May
Jun
Apr
29%
%
Jan
-
Montgomery Ward & Co class A_i
Jan
16
31%
Page-Hersey
Jan
Jan
3'/a
4,500
25
1
Bell
Light
&
Super
Paddington
Aug
28%
Jan
5,300
13
Packer's
Dec
104
Pall
%
27'A
preferred series B
52
700
42
—
Power
8% Majf ;
8% May '
6 'A *
5%
'
Northern
Northwest
Pacific
Jun
13%
Oct
Sep
22'A
5
%
preferred..-
6%;
41%
Warrants
Apr
19%
Sep
10%
600
39%
Nov
2,300
5%
.
19
6
27%
Airlines
Pacific
Pacific
9% Mav
Jan
'
1
Power Co—
700
3,800
63%
18 %
31%
preferred
dividend
$4.36
Nov
5%
2,100
24%
1
.
Aug
Dec
98%
—
"ctfs"___
Industries
5%
-
61
6%
Jun
41%
$4.50 preferred
preferred
dividend preferred—.
conv
dividend preferred
$4.75
Park
Precision
•
v'v:;
18 V*
Dec
3%
28%
dividend
$4.75
Feb
Dec
;
14%
T_
Warrants
Monogram
62
•
14%
2,700
4% ;
Jan
31%
Lighting
$4.40
May '.
26
3,100
"9
8'A
•
„10c
of America
/Apr
3%
25
25
25
A—25
preferred—25
preferred—25
preferred—25
Inc.
Industries
Pacific
May V
19%
22,300
Pacific
6% May
Dec
11%
-
34
8%
pfd__100
Ltd
Ja»
97
6,600
Feb
"Feb
"
1
(Can)
Jun
2
redeemable. 1st
4.50%
-r
13
32T
1,100
20%
30
14%
23%
Inc
23% Oct
89% dan
Jun
Dec
12%
30 Hi
.
1st pfd—25
6%
4.80%
7%, Apr
Jan
4
14%
13%
Corp
ISO
Sep
4%.J«ft-
,8% Sep
8
Electric
&
1st
preferred
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
5%
.
Gas
5 % ','v
5%
VA Mar
■33
8%
4,600
.
:
,
?
1
RR
13%,
4%
1,300
98%
————1
Products
Clay
Pacific
24% Mar
10%
600
1,300
*
'
■
'
50
Light 5%
28'A r
12'A
4%
■
Corp——-■——,—A——I .
Manufacturing class A com—1'
Pacific
7% May *
f
"3,600
:
3
-11%
>7%
Company..—:
,w.
95%
.•
21%
25%
15%
,
■
202'/a Aug
Jail
1,800
12%
2%
11%
7%
Corp of Canada—
Mining
Mirro
>
13 V*
23,400
-
•'.*24%
Electronics Corp..
Corp—.—
Securities^.—
Electric
Oxford
5%
6%
•>•6
50c
convertible preferred
%
'4 %
5
1
Mfg Corp..———
O'Sliilivau;
Overseas
>?"■
.
Milo
27%
28
>
100
10% r
Jan
3
%. Jail
29%' :1 1,000
28
—.2.50
common
:—1
9%
Nov
3%
2%
50c
Corp
Co
1,600
130,900
1
—..—7 :
common.
Pacific
Mill Factors
Miller
-L
—
preferred——
16%
26%
9%'/*
Jun
10%
5
Midwestern Financial Corp
Co
15%
24%
'•
14"% Mar
10
6
preferred—*
conv
Apr
2,200
1,000
12%
—-—1
Abrasive
Mid-West
7
Nov
26,300
11%
1
Inc
May
46%
12%
1
1
10
Corp.i.—
Associates
4%
Feb
'
Micromatic
Power
Town
Oxford
Nov
.6%
1
L.
16
*26
1
20c
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shareS.TOs
f:
May
41 %
%
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
i—,
Microwave
13
Jan
35%
:
10c
Brass
Ohio
'/•
>
Aprs
Nov
38%
28%
-i—
Chemical Corp.
Michigan
.
6%
1
A—
class
57
22%
26
"
Inc
-
35
i——5
Inc—_I_
Industries
Miami
v
10% v' T 5,000
'
Miami Extruders
.
12%
1
Mining Corp Ltd
—
;
Oct
9%
131'%
?.—1
Co__.
Thermit Corp
25 ' * Jun
12 %
3%
>
Mfg Co
——C
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
Metal &
19% July
Ohio
Old
Nov
6%
■<
—50c
Menasco
Merrill Island
1,100
1,600
29
35%
35'%
12'%
warrants
Corp——
May • 1
Apr :
27%
■-■'■{; 41V4
3
Oil
1 V»
22%
3aA
—
Industries
Corp
7%
Jun
Co
Petroleum Corp—
Ogdeti Corp "ex stock dlst"—
i
Massey-Ferguson
McCrory
Nov
8,50a
£1
1
*
McCullocli
3%
.
Manufacturing
Occidental
Jun
Jun
25,500
Oak
•
Apr
2%
J an
1 %
: 6%'
22 i
21'A
^18 >;«
T 10%
Marine ->:
Ltd
Corp warrants
Maryland Cup Corp.
Maule
'39%
19%
4,400
'%.
Apr
'
...—50c
Co
Martin-Marietta
•
17%
.,'32% Aug ;;
15%' Juu
•
7
Rubber—.—.rJ—.2.50
&
ii
28
10
?36 'A
.j-
l%,r
5%
,;T. 217%
1
*.•
•
Industries
Mansfield
.«i
L"
-V
>
24% i
1,900
A 25 %
r. 1,200
.1%
6
•
10c
Mangel Stores—.——--
25"
%
•
"—7
—
Specialties Inc.u
Mallory Randall Corp—
Majestic
•'
3,300
22%
9
,
9%
,
400
•
4%
5
2,900
i
4rft**»i«iw»> twrnrw w« MM*™
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
(42C)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 19)
Week's
Last
■■■■
Low
Par
(Mass)—20
Peppereil Manufacturing Co
Perfect
Photo
Inc
15%
15%
9,200
25%
24'A
23,500
2 7'A
Dec
36%
11A
1%
252,000
%
Jun
6%
9,200
36%
38%
1,300
31V4
Polarad
Poloron
Products
class
A__—,
(Del)
Jan
11%
12%
2,000
71/*
Jan
17% May
77»
8%
500
7
Nov
10%
9%
97/b
2,200
8
Jan
IIV4 May
11 Va
300
11
14
Proctor-Silcx
$1.25
(The)
Prophet
Service
Public
Sportswear
Pyle-Natlonal
1%
Dec
700
800
6%
Dec
16Vb May
3,000
14%
Dec
27 Va
Apr
4.24%
4.08%
100
10%
Jan
50'A
Jan
62%
Co
Southern
California
Southern
Materials Co Inc
Jan
77 Va
Nov
Dec
11V4
Nov
8%
1,000
3,500
35% July
497/b
13%
1,700
11 Va
Oct
18
Oct
14
2,500
4%
Jan
'
5%
■ft- 5 Va
5%
5 Va
7%
Dec
9 Va July
Jan
7 Vh S: 7%
5,200
15%
16%
2,100
127/o
Jan
26
22
22%
500
19%
Jan
24 %
Apr
Apr
Apr
24%.
1,000
20
Sep
35 Va
12%
12%
1,700
10%
Jail
14
87%
88%
150
23
12%
%
Brands
Dredging
83%
217 b
22 V«
19.%
19
19
Va
18
19%
Apr
$1.60
Nov
25
Feb
Standard
Jan
24 Va
Apr
Standard
12 Va
4,000
Standard
105
13
600
19
Nov
Jan
21 Vs
2,600
22
Jan
49
Jail
21%
Feb
Standard
89 Va
Corp
2%
4,200
4%
37
Quebec Power Co——
Metals
6-*,
Jan
14%
37
Apr
Rayette Co Iiic.—.
;
28
28%
200
22V4
33%
35%
15,800
%
16%
16
17
40c
—_
Apr
9
Jan
9,100
6%
Jan
16
Dec
43
400
27 Va
Jan
54 %
Sep
32%
31%
32 %
5,200
29'/a
Jan
34% May
80
84
270
62
Feb
98"
26
25%
26
3,800
23%
Jun
25%
63
Jan
95
Dec
300
58'a
Jan
90
Dec
1,600
21%
Sep
23%
17 Va
A
75%
75%
22%
22%
23 vb '
22%
22 V4
22**0, A
21%
22
19%
18V4
20
18 Va
Red
—^
18 Va
class
Tube
Reeves Soundcraft
Reinsurance
Reliance
Corp
Remington
13%
x6%
67 b
'•/
—
6%
3%
1
-10
of
Associates
Algoin
series
Warrants
Rio Grande
Jan
18%
Aug
14
Aug
19'A
Dec
4
Va Mar
77/s
9
6.600
6 %
Dec
1"2 %
Jan
82'/a
Nov
80%
28%
Hitter
class
Finance
Technical
Robinson
Dec
SleLson
(j. b)
Apr
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Amer
Field
3,700
1%
12,900
4,850
%
Jan
:>■
4%
757/e
14%
Feb
32%
Jan
37/s
2,300
Slop
Jan V-
12 Vb
12%
15,900
8 Vb
Jan
20% May
5 V4
6%
11,800
"4%
Dec
14% May
7
7%
300
6
Dec
12
30 va
8,000
20%
Oct
35'A
7%
Oct
28 Vb
8%
3,300
23 Va
250
22
13 Vb
12%
13%
80i)
12'a
Nov
8
Electronics
Sunset
•*'
Feb*aJ
4%
14%
Jan
23%
137 a
3,300
10%
Dec
15%
Ross
Products
%
3 Va
3 %
900
2%
7%
8%
9%
3,700
7 Va
Jail
h
3%
Jan
10
Jan
7%
7%
85
Rowland
Inc
5 Vb
'
4,800
4 vb
nov
14%
,
20,900
9%
Jan
30 v'4
1.100
24 Vb
Jan
8
7%
8 %
5,500
3%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
30.)
5'a
Nov
8 "4
8%
700
8 '/a
Oct
15 Va
Apr
1 A
2%
217,500
•hi
jan
2%
Dec
30J/4
5,500
o'/a
May
4%
"i'%
2d
28
3%
3%
8,500
2»a
Jan
12%
12%
000'
A 8%
Jan
15%
16a,4
2,100
16 %
Dec
35%
77
78 Va
10.)
67%
Jun
81
May
23
1,700
Jan
29
Dec
42%
Apr
Products
8%
7%
4%
2,500
Royalite
Oil
RusseUs Fifth
Ryan
Consolidated
Ryerson
b
Feb
86
Nov
Tccnnical
11%
Dec
Technicolor
42%
Apr
Tel-a-Sign
85
11%
2,100
11
Dec
1.300
20
Nov
2,200
11
Feb
18V4 Mar
30
19
12%
20%
11%
12
618
200
4%
Dec
10%
28,900
4%
Jan
4%
4%
15,700
37/a
Jan
15%
16 %
3,300
12 Vb
Dec
14
Dec
Mar
31
July
15 7
s
900
15 %
9%
9 %
9%
1.300
8 %
Jan
4 74
4
5%
29,800
1 Va
Jan
27%
27%
20%
%
12
12
12%
13%
11V4
3,400
6V4
14%
series
4%%
series
5.00%
series
Sapphire
Texas
25,900
6
Jan
12%
Oct
Texstar
6 %
7%
53,800
2 Va
Jan
7 V4
Dec
Textron
3%
4%
20,000
1%
Jan
7%
Sep
Textron
3
3%
4,200
2Va
Jan
3%
4
2,300
2
Jan
,
f,
21%
21'%
1,100
18%
25 %
Jan
Apr
2,200
4
Sep ;
10%
7
Nov
11%
20
21%
22
Nov
18%
18%
22 Vs
22
600
%
Aug
19
Feb
17%
100
20
20
Apr
Jan
19
Mar
21V*
200
20
197/s
17%
21
Jan
23% Mftr
1
•
%
50c
1 Va
*
67b
6%
Savoy industries (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
Say re & Fisher Co
25c
9"-t
9"/b
10
1,000
77/e Mar
25c
8%.
8V4
9
2.200
6%
Feb
11 %
1
6%
6 %
7
2,200
4V4
Jan
8VB
Nov
J
21%
21 'A
21%
3,600
20
Aug
3.50
8 VB
6%
8%
35,200
5
Jan
Screen
Lie
Gems
Allied
Milling Corp
Seaboard
Plywood <Ki Lumber
Seaboard
World
Seauorcel
Securities
Airlines
Mel.an<
l
Inc
i()c
1
Bros
Seligiuan
Serrick
Corp
& Latz
Leaflmr
•>'
May
3
Jan
)
9 %
5% Jun
5
,
preferred
Co -of
21 %
5
27
11
•
Powers
Co
-
9%
Jan
footnotes,
see
10c
page
66
Apr
16 vb
300
13%
Dec
17%
Oct
43A
4
■
.800
3 %
Jan
6% May
9% May
200
4 v«
Feb
3>a
Jan
9%
Nov
%
Feb
V2%
Jun
2%
3
,700
2%
Oct
4%
2 Vb
2'A
2
Nov
33/* May
26%
2 7 :,/)i
27u
27
50c
60)
19%
,300
..
Apr
35'A
Aug
Nov
2%
Jan
Jun
2V4
Feb
2 Va
Jan
116%
23%,
112
"400
3,30o
14,300
17,600
3%
20
41%
Aug
42
Aug
20V4
Jun
True
6,100
37%
Jan
6 vb
6 %
6 %
2,100
4%
Feb
8%
Apr
25 7a May
56 Va
Dec
48%
47
49%
5,200
s.24%
24
a 24%
1,300
r
42 %
45
23%
21 'a
24 V*
37/B
20c
10c
1
*
3%
43/8
-4
4
-
42% May
jAn
6,000
4»a
,
94% May
Jan
-3
77,100
*
Apr
11%
32
2,900
45
•
1
inc_^
3%
3,200
14%
15%
1?%
12%
14
5,000
9%
20,400
15
12%
-
5%
Oct
14%
*
7%
8V4
700
6%
Nov
1
2%
2%
3
1,500
2%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
2,600
6%
Dec
25c
8
7%
8 Va
5,000
5
Feb
1
1%
1%
1%
58,500
1%
Oct
A.¬
1v4
1 Vb
1V4
-4,700
Inc
Inc
-50c
1
*
10c
pfd
a
*
,
94 v4
95
•>
95
-%
,
A...
May*Mar
8% Dec
6V4
Apr A
12% May
15% May
;
4% May
j
1%
Nov
98
A
Jan
92
375
Feb
3i>
-
-
10c
Inc
A
Apr:-
34
Jan.
Dec
Jan
Nov:.*3.
2)3o
1
Dec
6%
6%
7%
3,700
5 Va
NOV
14%
11%
11%
10,600
7 %
Jun
16
Apr
9%
19Va
19%
4,100
16%
Jun
-
22
May
*2%
2%
-1 %
Feb A*
4
May
Inc
10c
10
25c
class a
1
35%
1
50c
;—5
Inc com
preferred—
Co
Trust
a——__50c
class
Corp
Airlines
1A
49,100
•
11,500
2%:
13 %
26
35vb
200
35%
8%
600
13va'
25%
25 V4
—1
———
11%
5.V4
26%
88%
'•'■t*
5V4
25 V4
88 3A
200
•
-
•
5%
Jun
30%
Feb
12% Oct
34%
Aug A
89
Nov
Jan
-6,300
2%
3%
Jun-
5,000
5%
5'/b
Jan
5,-700
Dec
4%
4%
11%
11%
7%
63A
73/b
32
16,800
Vb
Jan
A
15,900
14 l/a
Jan
25%
4 %
Nov
8Ya
Feb
A'
:Ki
18%
17
17 vb
8%
5%
Dec i
Oct
Nov A.
11%
Corp
—
1
Cable Co.
&
11%
•a-100
7%
2,500
19%
100
15 V8
Jan
28% May
4,100
24 %
Jan
44%
Dec
-1,200
19%
Jan
34 Va
Apr
6%.
6%,
::—•
Radio Corp—.
6V4
19%
6,300
-
4%
14% May
i
9
Jun
July
38
37%
38%
—10
25 va
25
27 vb?
8
13%
13%
14%
21%
warrants*
21%
100
15%
Jan
22
Dec
15 Va
15%
.200
10'Vb
Jan
18%
Nov
—
Corp.
Jan
46
Unexcelled
Union
Gas
Chemical
of
Co
Union
Va Mar
Investment
Union
Oct
Stock
Dec
33
14 Vb Mar
United
8 V*
Oct
19
—
—
of
4
United
Jan
13 Va May
United
Canco
Oct
17%
Apr
United
Elastic
9% Mar
New
800
*
V
14,300
;
-6,800
6%
22%
111
Nov
*'•
-
Apr
Oil &
Nov
30%
\pr
United
Foods
153 Va
Apr
United.
Improvement
700
17 'A Mar
56,100
Jan
98
Jan
36
Jan
33
Nov
Apr
'
—
&.Investing.
Molasses .Co. Ltd-rN J
dep
RR
rets ord
Canal—
—1
.2.60 ',
5/
P.roducLs—
Milk
United
American
5 ;°6
18,200
113
Feb
4
10,100
,
Jan
7% May
3%
2,200
5 1*0
1%:
5%
.1%:
5 A
1
5% :
I.
41% ;
lnc*7
United
Unitnd
vtc— ;
30
Jun
Jan
6%
'«
Jan.
>
Sep
,2J» Apr
•
58%
40%, Apr'
Dec
_—.——
common.:.—L_—
Oct
,
Gas Ltd
Corp
5%
1
Asbestos Corp.
7%
11%
22 'A
Dec
25% July
20
Omaha
Products——i_— ._50c;
300
2.600
14%
2,100
,
Co
Yards
Aircraft
Corp
Canada
..
.
41
7^4.
7 Va..
500
r ■42V4;
7%": ■*'7\'i 8%.
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Jun
J
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7%
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8
4,200
8
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1
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5 V2
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185%
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Jan
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41%
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14
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117
29%
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49
42%
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Tri-Continental
48% May.
29% 'Sep
27"
8%
Jan
43%
5
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Corp
Corp
Markets
Forging
May
Jan
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27%
11%
45% Mar
Jan
3,000
,
„
Jun
Sep
Jun
Electronics
Triangle Conduit
20
14%
6%.*
5'a
26'a
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3,000
.
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,
40
6% May
4%
21-%
9%
42%
8%
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8V4 May
6,100
33%
9
40%
1,200
Corp.
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9
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jun
200
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Transue & Williams Steel
Aug
Jan
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Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
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8%
9%
14
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23%:
common
—
of
8%
9%
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5
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4
7%
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3%
24%
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11%
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415
29
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23
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5
32 %
13——2
33%
1.600
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Photolab
Trans
Aug
13% May
100
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—
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Trans
Dec
66,000
5 Vb
2%
4%
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Denn
Shawimgan
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200
4%
3
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4 %
800
6%
3
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.
.
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1,200
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39 Va
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Seaman
B
47,100
4
3
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Security Freehold Petroleums
Secburg
67
1
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5
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27'A
8%
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Amer
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp.—
20
Toledo Edison 4 v4 %
preferred
:_100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class a
1
Apr
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Nov
49
Jan
1
Electronics Inc
Tobacco
Feb
100
—
36%
Apr
18
31
Thumpson-Starrett
7%
Savage Arms Corp
14%
Jun
36 vb
400
.
31%
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4%
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16
19%
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27 Va
May
4 %.
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Petroleums
37%
A- 4'A May
28%
May
Lid
Sarcee
391
23 Vb May
Dec
7%
Inc
Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
12%
7 Va
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40% series
1
Feb
Jun
2 Vo
-
4%
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7 Va
4%
—
23 Va
16
14%
•
31
Engineering
4%
7%
preferred
31
22%
18,800
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Industries
Terry
Texam
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5'/f
31%
23%
11 vb .Dec
500
100
2%'
Jun
47«
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Terminal-Hudson
Nov
2.50
.
3lVa
16%
.1,400
31
Industries
Tenney
Nov
Co Ltd——_1G pesos
Milling
Carlos
2 Vb
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12%
•
San
18%
,
5
Operations
Television
12% July
Nov
1
San
34% July
25% Mar
-
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Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
10V4 May
6 Va Apr
5
1
Inc
Salem-Brosins
Sep
Sep
5
w
common
TelccLro
Apr
ni
87's
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15%
27
Feb
Corp— __1
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78 Vs
84 %
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70c
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;■
t
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—1
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Thriftimart Inc
Lawrence
8
10
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31'/4 May
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St
May
common
Nov
Jail
5."..
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16
preferred
a
9%
Oct
'
5
♦
19%.
12%.,..
18%
common
cumulative
4%
1
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12 Va
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ms
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&
class
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Class
50c
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2,500
25c
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4%
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Co
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Rusco
6,600
31 Va
10c
14
2,900
12
lc
18'A
29%
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Petrol
Tavlnr
18
1
Royal School Labs Inc
17 %
39*4
1
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Jun
17
20%
5
17%
—
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7V4
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7%
7%
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Corp
American
4%
21
—1
Talon
•if; Mar
10 %
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal
Dec
Dec
9% May
8% Apr
Jun
Nov
11%
1
7% Aug
15%
30%
-
16%
22 Va
Syntcx Corporation
Feb
9
10 Vs
30c
__
Feb
Feb
Dec
Feb
15%
12%
5 vb
or
Tool & Die Co
Window Co class a—_—
Supermarkets Operating co—-—..
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Sep
13 "A
Nov
30 Vb
Superior
9% Mar
1,400
3,400
12%
26 % May
'-Nov
14%
Superior
Jun
8% Mar
Mar
30 va
__
International
Sep
%
.*
—5
—
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Corporation
Sunair
5%
3
£1
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7%
——
Supercrete
19%
pfd F—. _100
—
26% May
45% May
5%
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Nov
1.50
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Sep
12%
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Aug
2% May
Jan
537/B
4%
5
17
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Dec
19 '/a
14 Vb
26%
—5
Corp
10 Va May
18
lnc_. ._20c
dep rets ord regis—;
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12'a
1,700
13%
30
50c
co—
Container
Jan
70%
4%
8%
Royee Ltd—-
Roosevelt Raceway
1,600
•;
36
25'A
,10c
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Jan
3%
1%
15
Dec
13%
*
1
Nov
i_5
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18%
1
Jan
23%
13%
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6
13%
1
common—
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Rollins
Rolls
B
58%
'
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2%
12,U0()
7
37i.
1,900
1
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Rogers
Brewers
Dec
Tampa
Products
& Elec 4%
Rochester Gas
Rodney
(The)
Aluminum
Nov
25%
9
1905
3
200
1,100
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Sterling
19%
7,700
Jan
8% Mar
25%
10c
—
Shop Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
6%
A
to
7%
1.«
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;
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Jan
Valley Gas Co—-
extended
Vie
Jan
19%
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Apr
23
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1,300
50c
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Dec
1
Mines
Stelma
Stepan
1.0 Vb
20
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Co
Ridge way Corp
Rio
Dec
23 V4
20
5 Is
Inc
Argentine Mining
Sep
Jan
11 VB
_10c
July
15,000
80
—1
Corporation
Parts
Steel
Jun
5,300
1
Nov
22
3,100
ordinary.
Canada
2,000
5%
69
Co
3%
12
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
22%
Jun
7 Tit
27%
-i
Instruments Inc—
17%
11%
4%
Aug
20'a
19%
27%
—1
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convertible preferred—
700
3
11%
—1
21
7
80 %
1
Stone
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Restaurant
Va
70%
Dec
$00
200
-i
22 v>
class a—
Inc
Industries
II
Dec
4% Mar
2,900
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Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp-—
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4%
5
'
22%
22 %
-1
Co
Co Inc_
Arms
13 V*
12%
6%
-1
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Co
&
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6,800
13%
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—
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(Robert)
Reis
18
-1
__1
—
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9
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3,000
4,500
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Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
a
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177',.
247i.
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Feb
67/o
16%
.
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14%
4,600
24% -Ml 23%
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16
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100
14%
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——
11% May
5v«
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14,100
8%
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Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star
Fob
13
35%
1
1
Jan
Jan
17%
*
—
8 % '
7%
23 va
;
Stanley
Sep
50c
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co—
10% Mar
Mar
65Va
11%
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Siarrelt
14 %
Jan
1
Corp—
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Statham
Enterprises Inc
July
1
Products Co
Shares Inc
Standard
Q
Rainco
Nov
41 Va
-20
common..
preferred
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Standard
Corp.
Feb
26'a
260
16 %
1
Co
Paint
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Quebec Lithium
35
1,300
Nov
7%
15%
42%
42
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Jail
14
17%
Aug
10%
Southern
40%
Sep
16
8
Southern
7 Va
14
100
17 '/4
1
1
5
Speed-o-Print Business Machines
1
Spoedry Chemical Products class a_50o
Spencer Shoe Corp—
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Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
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Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
60%
39
Nov
400
10%
2
Nov
350
73
Jun
5%
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cumulative' preferredpreferred—
3 Vb May
Apr
Nov
•
cumulative
cumulative preferred-
275
Nov
17%
49
25
convertible preference
4.32%
4,000
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li
4'%
Jan
18
27--
25
25
25
25
25
4.48%
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2%
48
8%
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Apr
59%
'a
3%
27 Va
—12.50
co—r.
4.56%
8%
2
Oil
5(7
15 Va May
Jan
20,300
1
—
Feb
3
1
3 v7
49
1
Corp
California
Southern
18%
7%
20c
3
*
5.
Pulp & Timber
Corp—
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Puritan
28%
2
71%
100
Rico Telephone Co
Puget
Nov
2%
39 >A
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—_—
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21,900
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of
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414 %
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73
—
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50
58
2—1
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39
Vb Aug
19,900
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1
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11 Va
1
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Aug
12
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8
58
Mfg Co Inc common
1
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17
17
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Preston
South
157/b
100
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Presidential
Coast
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43
1
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Inc
South
Dec
1. 2
*
1
~
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8%
13
17%
'
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Sep
5% Mar
11%
•
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2,700
10%
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Sonotone
15%
1,200
Sep
1%
1
Co—
registered
dep rets ord
Airways Inc
103 V4
2,300
10
Anr
6
1,600
•
•
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Amer
Oct
9%
■,
43
'211%
87
Apr
32
17%
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Venezuelan
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd-—
Apr
14%
%
9%
2.50
——*
Lambert Co
Precisiomvare
8
■■1:
28%
Oct
6%
%
rets—
Publishing—
deposit
Jun
10%
410
106% 108
~9%
•
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Apr
Sep
3%
9%
2.50
————1
(The) Corp
Corp class A_
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Polymer
Feb
7Va
47/b
3,400
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Electronics Corp
6%
3,000
4%
Oct
22 Va
700
1%
"l%
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20
125,300
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preferred
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Sinclair
5
30
1
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Boardman
Simmons
Simpson's
4
*
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50c
1
American
Aug
28 Va
28
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Aug
4%
12
High
25 %
25o
Ltd
Mines
Lighting
Dec
40%
Precision Corp
Creex
Silvray
$3
1
108
Co—
Mlg
10
Corp
Range for Year 1961
Low
30
2
20c
10c
f
Shares
28 vb
2
class a
Co
—
Silver-Miller
7% May
Apr
A—50
•
Scale
2
3% Mat
5%
36%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Atwood
115
5%
,,
—1
—_
16%
27
Gas
&
b
Transistor
Silver
21 % July
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Prentice-Hall
Dec
22 Va
15% July
5
Plastics Corp
Pratt &
36
600
1,200
Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Co
———_10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
1
Pierce Industries Inc
1
Power
Feb
10%
Screw
Polycast
Oct
31'A
Philippine Long
&
12
10 V*
Minerals
&
Oils
Pneumatic
Dec
30 VB
Industries
Plume
10%
Class
Silicon
V*
10
Phlllips-Eckhardt Electronics
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Pioneer
65 % Jan
31 %
—
Corp
Phillips
Oct
400
80%
Oil
Signal
Nov
90
1°°
Circle
Peruvian
30%
Jan
2.50
A™
Corp
Perfect
Permian
7%
1,100
24%
80
--
of
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island
Inc
Low
High
Low
High
23 'A
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Boys
Shares
'
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of Prices
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Range for Year 1961
far
'
•:■
Pep
of Prices
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Last
stocks
for Week
Range
Sales
Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Nov'
*
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Volume
Number
195
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
stocks
•
for Week
Last
Low
Par
Low
High
American Stock
S
Air
Conditioning Corp
U
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Ceramic
u
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Tile
50c
1
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Reclaiming
Universal
Container
Universal
Universal
Universal Marion
Valspar
Valve
vtr
Van
-
Victor
Virginia
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Co
Davega
Weiman
10%
10%
11%
8'A
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8%
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Western
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Nuclear
.Inc
Invest
Inc
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Jan
88%
Jan
;;:,7 500
30 V2
Nov
4%
Jan
12,800
3ya
Aug
5%
Apr
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Dec
71
:
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331/2
700
30% Jan
;.V-
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10%
Dec
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9
7,200
7
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Jun
16%
Dec
19%
27,500
3%. Oct
131/2
16%
13,500
13% Dec
16/
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35%
36
16
6s
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15
15
Jan
125
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1967—Jan-July
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1975
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44
56%
54 %
93 Ya
54'A
55
29
44
56
92 Va
93'/a
13
91
97
*80%
80%
W—'
3
99%
99%
*75
—
94%
.
73%
91%
95
1
94%
96'A
Feb-Aug
97
92%
15
87
*95%
88
73%
2
94%
*85
Jan-July
96%
85%
w
94'A
97
78
93%
30
A--.
*73%
82
103%
73
98 'A
96%
—
99%
.
*86
May-ZVou
1978
98
74%
-
55
May
f debs 1980
s
84%
94%
37
49%
84%
-
—
83%
*97
High
28
97
*79%
1966
1984
debentures
97
—
•
95
112%
94
81%
'
—
85
91
97
58%
65
—
Co—
Power
mortgage 2%s
Wisconsin
85%
96
gtd 2361
debentures
Year 1961
Low
No.
35
1^70
Range for
Sold
High
*30
1974
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan
Wisconsin
79'/a
■82%
or
Bid & Asked
2000—-Feb-Auy
gtd gold 3'As
First
"
Jan-July
Service
3'As
May
1
52
15
38%
$
91
*88'/a
50
79
*79'/a
June-Pec
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
61
48%
50
2029
1
2%s 1976
1979—
61
—
81
■
——
38%
•
92
79%
79%
76%
76%
85'%
84
1982——____Aprll-Oct
76%
81
86'A
*87-
90
85
i 89%
.
^
r
_
--72
■v
■■
89'/a-
—
69
77
84%
86%
ii4y8
22
112V2
*91%
90'/a
•'■
a
Included
91
not
1891
f
,
--
April
in
year's
the
range,
year's
"
73%
69 Va
the
77%
Bankruptcy
•
„
69%
*82%
.
70 %
10
68 %.. 78
77
—
I
Act,
Friday's hid
or
and
n
in
the
Under-the-rule
range,
y
year's
not
sale
Ex-coupon.
.
104%
range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
included in the year's range, r Cash sal»
.
•Bonds selling
flat.
as
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
securities
ask
.....
82 Y*
included
not
77%
98
—
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported
*70
April
Feb-Nov
in the
included
delivery sale
118 Ye-
;
1881
Deferred
*100'A 101
April-Oct
86
8
4
77
*77%
Jan-JuZy
.
"i 86
73
~
86'A
114
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'/2s series H 1990
86 'A
*86
73
*
Feb-Aup
4y4s series B Jan
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971—
V
120
—
70%
">
2361
convertible
Wisconsin
108%
90»
*94% 102%
'76
.
mttrp income
70%
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
91%
101 %
95 Vb
95 %
101%
—
*76
Gen mtge 4s income series A-Jan
-..Opn
99
$98%
Jan-July
Jan-Jn\y
J an-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'/2s series C 1979
April-Oct
5'/2s debentures 1982
J an-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/as ser A 1981
Jan-July
4s
102%
104 «/4
8
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
i-i
:
123
99
43
June-Dec
ser
^:.i
Co—
123
Period
Lighting gen mtge 3'/2S
General mortgage 3s 1979
98
98%
99 :, 'i 101
104
first
RR
West
H 1980—Mar-Sept
l 1981—June-Dec
ser
6s BUhnrd income debs 2008..:
RR
75%
122
92%
70
-
116
117
90
89 y4
'
"
74%
75
Interest
92
3
;_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Fiist lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
1973-Aprii-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983—
;
May-Nov
Wabash
1
Exchange
87%
,.
97%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995——
,
93
88
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
96%
97%
Mar-Sept
& refund 3%s
3'As. series J
103
90%
89%
\
93 '/a
97%
ref 2%s series G 1979
First and refund mtge
98%
4
91%
sales being transacted during the
.
89%
i
10
Mar-Sept
1980
1st & ref 3s series F 1978—
1st &
46
91 %
$89
dividend,'
no
Westchester
89 'A
98%
June-Deo
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975
1
105 '/a
Low
,..
debs
97'A
.
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
99 %
1976
'
Ex-stock
92
99%
1969
subord
subord
z
RECORD
New York Stock
of America—
conv
conv
14
transaction
Deferred delivery
91
-91%
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
conv
Co—;
105%
105%
99%
$89%
7a?t-Jtdy
84'/a
99%
April-Oct
1976
3%s
4%s
97%
102%
91%
April-Ocf" '
■
1981_
4'As
Vendo
'
Abbreviations used above—-"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,' cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
94
142
Wilson
Corp
105
100%
;
25
.
a
•
Whirlpool Corp 3'/2s
Vanadium
105
102 % 102%
102%
2s 2012—Jan-July
17
1
96 %
.
Low
Mar-Sept
1967
debentures
99
16
^
—Jcm-July
——,
1 1997
(Plan A)
Bonds being, traded flat.
•
"
May-ZVou
•//•/■/>.•.■■%•; '■.■■'%■
Co—
2%s debentures
15
May-ZVoo /
debentures
debentures
25/eS
•
Freight
subord
23
25 <
.98 %
Jan-July
'
24
89
93%
Jan-July
& coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980—
States
conv
99%
104% 105
Year 3961
No.
Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
f
s
United
5s
f
s
94 Va
.102% 103%
102'/a
105% 106
June-Dec
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
§ Reported in receivership.
Range for
Sold
High
96%
April-Oct
&
mtge
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
debentures
coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s
92
13
101
..
84%
85
104%
•
92'A
80%
V
103%
June-Dec
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
y 89
Feb-Aug
May-Wou
s
97
2
V: Friday
1st mtge
mtge
97
—_May-ZVo«
5
stamped
Week's Rtingc
1
Last ;
Sale Price
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st
97:
?
22
-
and
1927); 1947
(issue, of. Oct
tribution.
101
RQ%
.
90%
89'A
(not included in year's range).-d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend, -li Ex-principal,
n Uncier-llte-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
61
87
13
94%
: 133
130
130%
-,':./;■/' Friday
Interest
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
3%s
$89
1
78
6
84 Ya
88
83%
89'A
80
90
1974
:
(Republic of)—
fund-3s Jan
*
125
.'18
81
$93%
Jan-July
1978
Low
4%s
83%
—
91
85
83%
81
6%s 1949—
Sinking
67
v
•■
86
—,
1967
(Prov)
Rio de Janiero
93%
120
90
105
82
$64
103%
88%
/
110
88%
—Feb-Aug
1973—
35/sS
97%
97%
$86
Jan-July
High
57%
45
91127
106
107%
June-Dec
io-
64
90'A
90%
June-Dec
•/'
& coll trust
83
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-ZVou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May. 1927) 1947
—Zlfay-Nov
Year 3961
Low
No.
65%
64
Juue-Dec
BONDS
mtge
122
95
—
Jan-July
1962——Jan-JuZy
?"—
Clearing Assn—/
'
Debentures—
,
:
^
.
: r
1967
A
seres
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1st
207
83
$79
1951
7s
Banks
Adjustment
Continued from page 28
New York Stock
133
117
1119
Range for
Sold
High
65
1976.———— —Mar-Sep
6s
8
141
81
1964
102
132
Feb-Aug
Peru
.—June-Dec
1978
3%s
1970
125
95%
185
96%
$82 %
—'
•
91
117%
7 "
128
:
—
90'A
174
Maranhao
May
Pye
7'A- Dec
Bid & Asked
__Quar-Feb
—_
6s
126
96%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—__June-Dec" '
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008:
Mar-Sept
Friday's
or
—June-Dec
1970-——
A
Savings
4%s series B
Week's Range
Sale Price
June-Dec
Power 3'As 1970
1 1998
6s Aug
convertible5 1969
(Germany)
Hanover
•
8% Mar
—
5y4s
Sep
„
Low
The; 5%s .conv suord debs 1974—
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994-
5%s
$120
101% 102%
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s
Debt
*
• Amer
Edison
88
86
1963
A
3%s
Baden
German
4% July
39% Aug
10
Jan
•
4% Jan
1
„-
■/
1
£
.-
—
4,900
%
-
-
5%-
-
^4/"A;'
90
$83
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Nov
1971
3'As
•
8%
Aug
3% Aug
% Jun
97
97 ya
88 %
/Foreign Governments and Municipalities
19% Mar
Nov
'
Co
3s
1976——
ser
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Dec
115
295
ApriZ-Oct
1970
•
BONDS
BSP
debs
Corp debs 6s
A
95
120
Dec
16%
Electric
Washington Water Power
Jun
35%
~9
47
.
95
95%
Mar-Sept
3%s
80
100 y4
2
—Feb-Aug
(Calif)
71
99%
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-SepZ
&
subord
conv
Wasatch
26
/
141%
97
—'
Feb-Awy
Gas
157
98%
91%
82%
^Feb-Auy
Gas
Gas
L
Feb-Auy
:
100
5
102
Jan-July
X.—-Feb-Awy
Feb-Auy
:
95
8
103% 105
292% 310
,
132'
——
62%
153
87
38
73
159
123
■'
120
129
90
Jan-July
1986
N
:
—
.V,
California
Counties
■*
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
Apr
12 Ve
-
series
Southwestern
41% May
13 y4
i—.2
4%s
Southern
105
AprZZ-Oct
1985
Southern
98
72%
303
3s a981__May-ZVou
19651Mar-Sepf
1985
4%s series M
May
6s
1983
L
6
$99 %
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
May-ZVou
1982
series
132
97
1982
series J
4%s
54%
$87
1982
I
97
1984—June-Dec
1967
1981
series H
series
108
5
6
73
1979
F
16
95
1978
series G
10
$95
Feb-Oct
1964-
1976
series
5s
Dec
5 •"
35%
;—I
American Stock Exchange
Boston
series D
11%
130
130
-
Apr-Ocf
1976
//4%s series K
Ltd—
Elec
C
4%s
Apr
•25
v May
2% Sep
-.600
ve,;:.v/ Friday
Steel
series
133
—
54
April-Ocf
1973
4%s
vM 2% May
18
16%
-—
Bethlehem
B
3%s
Oct
16'
.
Appalachian
series
177
99
AprZZ-Oct
3s
100 y4
<
.
1976
Corp
92
6
120
118
.
1968
Co
99
6y«
124% 128
1976
debs
74
90
53%
Jan-July
3%s
24
72%
.97 '/a
Mar-Sept
:v
v <
1973
3%s series E
July
Sep
17
161/4.
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—---.,
_40c
Yonkers
Raceway - Inc cem_A——-25c
6%
preferred
—
—8
Ztole Jewelry Co_——
—-1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
Zapata Petroleum Corp——
IGo
I Alsce
A
* 3%s
;
5%s
Edison
series
115
99
..
118"
—___/———-X..
California
120
.
.
125 v
1963
3%s
Power
2%s
Jan
29
i
Feb
22
1,200
5,500
..
33
13% Dec
200
V.
13%
l
—:
3%
23',4
10
Feb
32 Mi
June-Dec
liq tr ctfs—
1974—
-
42 y4
14
36
101% 107
Jan-July
Ltd—
to
Power
debs
Water
155
26 y4
•
7%
7'
$6
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
6%s
7s
3s
Dec
49% Mar
21% Dec
21,700
.
181/2
J
28%
1,300
271/4
18
200
/
Jan
700
:i%.
1%
20
.....
,
27
I
Industries
250
3%
•
_10o
Machine——:
Corp
Co
High
CO O £
-
76
118 % 121
1
107
.
May-Nop
Electric & Gas
3%s
95% July
6%%
1976
5s
Co
&
1977
Harbor
44
Low
93
$0%
__Jun-Dec
1971—.
subord
conv
5%s
Jan
%
5%s
.
Apr
4%
Service
Safe
92%
No.
.
'
American
7% May
30 V*
3s
Rapid
-
22
90
—
Jan-July
mortgage
Public
5'A Apr
'v6% May
:
x
iy4 Mar
Jan
2% Jan
231/4
18
.1
25
(P W)
Zion> Poods
Feb
2
72 3/4
$91%
.
Tr
America
of
Water
1970
72
90
II
—
extended
mortgage
3%s
Dec
18%
30
—_1
•
ti% "'preference—
-
3%
102 %
Power
1st
Pennsylvania
4% May
2'A Dec
Jan
1,800
30
1%
-10o
American dep rets ord regular
v
Jan'"
3,900
30
1
inc
Jan,
700
a
14 V'4 /
Light 4%%..pfd—100
.—*
Industries
Woodall
/
23%
Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper
■Woolworth
1%
Corp—
Corp
Petroleum
Power
1st
8% May
16y4 May
,
Jan
~
...
30
1
common.
Pwr &
(John)
1% Jan
%
30%
10c
preferred
Wisconsin
WOod
60
•/i
•
Co
&
50
10
(The)-. Inc
(R
Ohio
20
3%
Oil
Brothers
5%
Occidental
93%
6
Corp
Feb
Jan
700
-
3 %
Brothers Co
Williams
8V4 Mar
10%
7,400
93
•
Nuclear
3
Jem-July
1981—
conv.
Theatres & TV 5%s
85
—1,700
29%
3'A
—•
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
4'A
-4%
Corp—
•'•Wicbolt Stores Inc—J
Williamhouse
Jan
%
60
20
1970.
4s 1963
Hess 5%s 1984
due 1953
Jan
i;:
4
37a
4'/a
:
,
4s
RR
Electric
6%s
Oct
Nov
1
■
Nippon
Nov
8%
2
15%
72%
May-Nov
RR
4%s 1978_^
Research
National
45
v
Jan
3%
National
29% May
15% Jan
30
15%
ApriZ-Oct
1974
Realization
3s
.
«
Jan
75
3%
•'
la
Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
I
Whitmoyer Laboratories lnc_
<.
Bellas
970
4%
Weyenberg
•v
National
292,200
/ / v 5r'ii
Coal-.
Westmoreland
j
Valley
Ltd—
Stationery
Westmoreland
Midland
2 'A
:
5%
rets ord shares
Tablet
——
I
i
Stockholders
15% May
12% May
98 'A 101 %
..I; 1%
5c
Inc
Chemical
4
11,900
28
100
Co
Kawecki
Power
66
.
My 200
r.f, 2% ~~2Ya
50c
pfd
Oct
Italian
10
V*
IV*
25o
Development
American dep
41/8
1963
1973—!
debs
conv
14 y4
5
200
6'A
3%
::
6s
5%s
Oct
9% Nov
5%
71%
10c
Western
'Western
2'A
7s
•
30
Apr-Oci
debs
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
2,500
5'/a
71%
101%
Apr
3
May-Nov
Corp—
1981
subord
International
May
12% Jan
5%
Stores
Hoffman
19 J/4
6%
Year 1961
88
May-Nov
1993
-
22% May
31% Apr
/
Range for
Sold
87
May-Nou
Western
&
Oct l-i
4%- Jan
■i 2%
B
Construction
&
Development
Guantanamo
Feb
1,500
,
-
6»A
1
4.40%
,
■i-
Bonds
High
-Feb-Auo
1993
A
series
6s
Nov
4,500
16,000
8'A
5 Vb
-1.25
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western
35 Yi
5%
10c
Inc
Utilities
Texas
10%
7%
—•'i./V"
1
series
5%s
5%
16% Jan
1,300
10
6'/a
Nov
6% Oct
5,200
27,200
/ 33%
7%
•
Products
V
12%
4
Co
Inc
Builders
General
1975
1976
10 V4
7,400
.
10
common
Company
..
23
10 »A
34
*
Manufacturing-
Chemical
;
•
preference
&
10%
22%
12'/2 '■
23
.100
preferred
Wts
ex
10
-
2,300
common
4s
Realty
10%
5,900
-
21,700
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
12 *> !•
11%
/
3%
2,000
3TB
Friday's
RR—
Registered
3%
or
Bid & Asked
Division—
J
4s
General
15 % May
N
mortgage
Fotocbrome
Nov
•
10%
Co
Inc
12%
/
,
of
National
6%s
debs
Western
mortgage
1st
First
40'A Aug
■17% Feb
Jan
10%
•/
conv
•
Apr
Jan
19,800
9%
10c
Knapp
'Wentworth
8%
11%
16
9%
2
Webb
&
11%
25o
Precision Instruments
series
5,000
10%
9%
Coke Co
Walthain
$6
Apr
1st
Dec
9%
16%
Dec
7%
13
\
53
Z
subord
&
Lackawanna
14% May
•'
Lack
Hartfield
1
Inc
9%
,6,400
10'/B
t
Bond
5,900
11'A
.
Sale Price
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
13% Mar
July
10%
10%
107a
1
Coal &
non-cum
To
103a
25c
A
Inc
&
6%
Dec
1
preferred
Waitt
v
Octi
8%
27
1
.Wagner Baking common
-7%
Jan
57/a
26,100
—1
Co
Products—
Aircraft
Waco
31 '/a
1,300
9
3%
Inc
VTR
6,200
7 VB-
8%
Stores
6%s
.
st,
:
class
Iron
Vornado
•
56%
6%
.
11
Vogt Manufacturing
,t
50 Yz
I
Jan
16
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(The)
Pood
4%
——25c
chgd to
Name
Corporation—
Vita
.7,300
6%
Industries warrants
Inc
9%
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Capital Corp of America
Viewlex
2,200
9'/a
8%
•
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-
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Victoreen
Vinco
Corp
&
inc
Venture
;*
6%
7'A
-17.78
America™
of
Norman
6%
56%
Corp
Corp
5% July
6% Dec
300
Last
Period
Low
5% May
8% Jan
Dec
9%
25o
Sugar
Vanderbilt Tire
27/a
7%
Corp cl A com_10c
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
3%
6^8
10
Controls Inc
3%
1
6%
25o
American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
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Universal
,'
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Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
'
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Friday
BONDS
Range for Year 1961
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
Sales
Range
Friday
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34
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 19)
■
i Boston Stock
V
STOCKS
t
/
>
.
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LOW
*
.1.66%
American Tel & Tel--—
33%
Anaconda Company
t
50
Boston Edison Co
25
Boston Garden Arena
*
Boston Personal Property Trust
*
American
Agricultural Chemicals
American
Motors
Hecla Inc
&
Eastern
Common
Motor
Co
—
■
,
■
—
5
—
71%
1
(new)
Compaay
—
50c
—
Corp........^.—*
w-
—25
—
Island Creek Coal Co common
Loew's Boston Theatres
15
70
39%
Pennsylvania RR-....——10
17%
16%
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
46%
Shawmut Association
39%
Stone Ac Webster
..
66%
Stop & Shop Inc
1
37%
Terrington Company .......' ,56%
.
....—..
,
—
United Fruit Co
U
S
Smelting Refin & Mining
com
Vermont & Mass RR Co
50
100
Waldorf
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
68%
25
com
—
—
„*
__
6.25
Corp
36%
,
.
2%
Feb
50c
35
48
July
Texaco
,
Nov
10% Jan
18 % May
80"%
Dec
51% Dec
57%
33
15
Nov
20.
22
Oct
•.£*.
Union
Woolworth
22%-
73
.
265
20%
Jan
20
-
53%
Jan
44%
Sep
54%
51%
545
40% Jan
52 y»
54%
90
52 y*" Sep
59 y» Feb
10
30
9%
^
52%
10
-
55%
76
39%
39%
357/a
37
89%
t
89%
;
July
45
62 V*
74%
74
,.10
-
116% Jan
39 ye Feb "
75%
£
55
,
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Week's;
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.,
'
,
Sale Price
_
,
Allen
11% Jan
59% Nov
29% Jan
44
Dec
Supermarkets
:—
& Equipment—
Metal Products
American
53
Jan
74
Nov
34 %
Jan
65 %
Apr
65 %
Dec
Buell. Die
17% Jan
54% Jan
29% Aug
26%
41
76
Jan
Nov
Nov
8%
37%
76%
Dec
14
49%
Dec
Feb
1
3
Balcrank ._Sl—
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JxdL
Pignd
Carey Mfg
Champion Paper
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..
,
—
Co———;
10
6.7%
Range for Year 1961
Low
V 15%
15
1,030
-
6
620
V
3%
Oct
17
666;
13%
21%
iya
301
90c
Feb
13%
14%
1,106
12
Oct
2%
1 2,500
2%
2%
42
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53
1
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51 %
53
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296
2,338
62%
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common
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Cincinnati
t
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Cincinnati
Du
Bois
49'/*
Telephone ;
Union
;
common
Stock
Yard
*
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Cards—
.
Procter
&
Gamble———
8%
preferred
Rapid-American
U
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42%
431/*
724
35%
37 %
37%
1,4.11
28 V2 Jan
5
104% 109%
3,920
64%
1,330
19%
—
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Unlisted Stocks
"Aluminum
'
*
Ltd
£
America_____
Airlines
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
62%
22%
—
26%
Motors
American
Tel & Tel Co
__
1.66%
Armour
__
5
Oil
Baltimore
Ohio
&
Steel
40%
5
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23% Jan
26% jan
20
44% Jan
*
75
41%
1
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Colgate-Palmolive
79
27
22
34%
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508
115
44 V* Jan
69s/8
261/*
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25
30%
38%
50%
150
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42%
429
Apr
104
39% July
37% Jan
49%
51%
56%
Sep
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Autolite
Aluminum
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42%
1,270
43 %
Jan
75
Mar
150
17
Jan
24%
Nov
American. Airlines
28
Jan
43 Vs
Dec
American
54%
Dec
67%
Jan
57%
Sep
38
Sep
31 Vs
'
Jan
49%
Jan
i
.
49%
34
28%
110
23V* Jan
30
54%
160
46% May
Federated
5
17 ya
26%
17%
50
27%
384
American-Can
16
Jan
22 V®
Jun
::
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52
-3
7
106%
1 7
American
American
33
185% Jan
252 %
Nov
American
107
08% Sep
!
15
Jan
.
-
6
25%
26
210
52
52%
133
281
47%
65
25% Dec
35% Jan
27%
Nov
117%
Dec
45%
Feb
29
289
60% May
Oct
nVa
54y4
53
553/,
613
40% Feb
26%
26V*
271/4
389
24% Nov
32%
34%
Feb
Co
20 vu
Jan
*
3
rwi
—
—
701/3
721/a
(Un)—
(Un)
41
26V»
42%
267/«
14
40
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,
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__
27%
1
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.
26%
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Mon^n/n Cliemical
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Monsanto
63%
2
47%
Montgomery Ward
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5
122
5
28
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—
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47%
32%
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555/3
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555/3
27%
64%
48%
33
32% Jan
43 V*
Jan
55
46V* Jan
60
%
65%
Company
Steel
Armour &
Royal
Dutch
For
Pet
footnotes,
———•
Atchinson
Ashland
Apr
Oil
Common
5%
non-cum
Products
Deo
Athey
Jan
Atlantic
Refining
&
—
see page
20 g
41
•
19% Nov
6%
Oct
14
16%
Oct
36%
9% Sep
Dec
Jun
May
Dec
Apr
577/a
Dec
19% Oct
-
15 Va
52%
600
29% May
38% July
.25%
57
Nov
81% Mar
23%
22%
23%
1,700
19%
Oct
27
—
44
45%
200
42 Va
Aug
60 V2
Apr
45
,447/a 4614
44
45'A
73% 77Ve
36V8 39%
36 Va 36 Va
15% 16%
16% 17%
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133%
94
95%
55Va 55Va
1,400
3,400
34%, Jan
487/a
Nov
45Va
39%
497/a Mar
-27
-
-
—
—
15y8
17Va
-357/a
' 131%
95%
.
:—
400
1,800
,
Dec
Oct
>
May
89%
Sep
36%
No?
62%
Apr
36 Va
Nov
39%
Dec
75%- Nov
1,300
10,000 ••
400
11,10©
6,80©
660
8,20©-.
339
100
16% Feb
12% Jan
27V*
-
Jan
2iy* Apr
17
38
Nov
Dec
103%
Jan
139 y*
Dec
65%
Jail
110%
Nov
41% Jan
627/a
Sep
20 Va
Dec
21%
Dec
44
Jan
13% Jan
64% May
25 ya Apr
35 y*
44 ya
Co (Un)_.
Refining
Oct
Corporation!
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
259
57%
51Va
22Va
...
Bell
&
Howell Co—
Bendix
Corp
—.—
8.
(Un>——P2
142% Nov
30% May
Benguet
65
16% July
Jan
_
46% July
Inc
Co.:
Boeing Company —
—
Booth Fisheries Corp—
Nov
—a
64%. Aug
39
Brunswick
49% Jan
-54% Jan
72% Sep
65% May
64% May
88% Nov
31% No?
36% Dec
'
Jun
10 Va
25
53
27%
10 Va
25
55 Va
28 Va
1,000
500
400
476
257/8
24 Va
257/a
15 V2
24%
20 Va
17Va
44%
157/8
700
25Va
21
17%
45%
400
1,500
22% Aug
17% Jan
2,000
800
.....
—
21
.....17%
—
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.
Burlington .Industries (Un)—^_a.—1
Burroughs Corp (Un)^..^
—5
Burton-Dixie Corp——i
^—12.50
,
200
700
4,600
y
;
.1,100
Jan
Apr
38
Jan
79 y* Aug
53 % July
21%
Jan
28 y*
68% Jan
617
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34%
' 43%
527A
35%
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66
66
68V2
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42%.
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13%
—
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22%
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Oct
10%
Nov
24
Dec
59 Va May
27% Sep
13% Jan
27 y* Aug
13
Jan
45% Mar
19
32
Aug
25
Apr
Aug
14y* Feb
19%
Oct
47
Nov
58
Jun
69% May
72
Jan
1 % .Jan,
600
39% July,
22
36 y*
800
Nov
Jan
1% Jun
49% Apr
25% Feb
56% Sep
Dec
750
24 y* Mar
34
1.200
,
35% Jan
49.
Deo
71% Nov
1,650.
.
34% Jan ;
39,300
500
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39%
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22%
22%
800
•
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100
44
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12
Oct
17 Ya
Jan
16%
14 A
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29
44% Jan
1
4,50.0
150
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23%
45%
9%. Jan
17
300
1V8
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—
21% Jan
3,400
675/8
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r-*
,
1,600
—
——*——
Consolidated
Binks Manufacturing
20% May
17%
59% Nov
27 Va
25
53 V2
Bethlehem Steel Com fUn)——_——8
12 %
27
—
——.
Jan
98% Dec
70%
52Va
26 Va
700
500
26
68%
52Va
25y2
27%
2
!
Jan
Aug
40
69
—*
10
61%
55% Jan
79% Sep
39%
__
(Un)——.13
Co
Mfg CO
Bell & Gossett CO-
34% Mar
183A
51Va
23%
39%
3
—
Belden
Sep
18%
5034
22V*
—
Automatic Canteen Co of America_2.50
Bastian-Blesslng
82
103/* Jan
900
1,125
25%
34%
Apr
24 y2
60%
25
34y*
1,000
High
75
27 Va
Avco
31% Nov
Jan
19 Va
11V2
-18%
11%
•
v
£
17% Jan
-
26%
59%
Aug
42% Dec
86% Apr
53
700
;
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4
10
pfd
Corp
Jan
m
7V4
54% Jan
700
700
,
53'A
10
Dec
44% Jan
26% Jun
com
—
30%
190
.16%
-
Topeka & Santa Fe—
67 %
52% 53%
53
880
£.16%
—
10
5
—1
(Un)
(111)—-s
25% Oct
1|
18 %
:
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^2.50
Corp
Co
ln
65
71%
7
LOW
;
17ya
7
,
Range for Year 1961
Shares
High
70
16%
—1
5U_
1.25
(Un)—;
140
gi
Sales V,/
..for Week
22 %
31% Sep
°Steef
Apr
Exchange
Low
—
25
(Un)
40% Jan
^ : 'K*- K*
Republic
Sep
53 Va
97
17
58
27,% May
21%
139
fl"« ^
13 V*
—
54%
17
■
" Feb
21 Vz
120% 122%
27% 28%
54%
24% Mar *
Range
—
—a—
50
62
.
1
Products
Arkansas Louisiana Gas__
Armco
Sep
26% May
43
SSS10??1,Tel & Tet(P)
Loriilard
50
100
.12.50
(Un)
Corp
Apache
'
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MCGraw-Edison
Anaconda
Oct
59 %
63% Jan
5
1%
P
.13% Oct
>,15% Dec
Jan
140
33
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■
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Ampex
Aug
333^
rS
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£-7 .'v.
.
119% Mar
Jan
305
5
1.75
1
Motors Corp—.1
..1.66%.
Rad-& Stano San .(Un)—„5
Steele Foundries
—I
Tel & Tel Co.—
33%
Tobacco' (Un)—;
—12.50
American
Sep
60
34%
9%-
357
1,674
:—10
f
•/
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Home
V.- American
Apr
•
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85%
145
31%
18 V* Mar
8% July
8Va
1,243
r
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33
37%
20
60
69 V#
103% 111%
Oct
51 ■si
--
American Metal Climax
80% Dec
58 Va Dec
General Motois
r»1r
32%
iC 9%
vr
American Machine & Foundry.:
Oct
31% Nov
;
■
Cyanamid Co
American
Nov
70% Apr
\iVz
67%
60
£*8——i—mis:
1.25
Dept
17%
10% .Nov;
26% Dec
Broadcasting
.American
63% Nov
21% Mar
57
■
Paramount Theatres
58% May
27%
232
13%
17%
,
—1
\
-
23%
101% 106%
13%
13'A
.*
1
America
of
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38%
229
—
.
May
Aug
10
American Viscose Corp
Electric
38
0
23%
173/,,
67%
Jan
1
(Un)
Chemical
Allied
51%
__
28%
50cu
Mfg
Allis Chalmers Mfg—
Aluminium Ltd—
48%
,»
245
25c
Electronics.
Jan
7
,
Ross
47%
22
7
25%
-1
25% Dec
52%
1—1
Dayton Power
35%
10
Corp
Advance
Aug
—1
5
53%
II
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30%
51%
,
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Laboratories
Abbott
Acme Steel
Alleghany Corp
53%
■
Jan
Par
27*% Aug
50
10
3 Va
"/,;/"Sale Price' / of Prices
"28% May
22
260
50c
Apr
200
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Jan
59%
1
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44
3%
—*
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13% Jan
41%
~
12 %
35 V*
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Jun
63% May
38% Jan
35
59%
__
12 J/*
34 y*
28%
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217
40%
i
32%
Feb
3%
_*
1
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21% Mar
139% Dec
683/4
Co_._
49% Mar
16% Feb
103 V* Jan '
24%
1,497
13%
.35%
5
48% Nov
39% Oct
-
221
i
Dec
5
—
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Apr
Oct
16
51
20%
•
Co
Young Spring & Wire_—
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Mar
Nov
19%
59%
1©
Corn Products
—
38
25% Dec
201
133 %
7,033
1,450
IOV2 May
2V*;Apr
■
%
Jan
25%
Nov
57
411/4
25 ^
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—
Dow^ Chemical
Du Pout
.
50
5
Cities
/
29% May
'
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25
Ohio
&
■ "
69 %
Oct
46%
44%
50%
•
1% Jan
11
382
28%
12 %
/
Midwest Stock
19
22
130
*
320
1,600
33% Mar
.
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Aug
34% Dec
37% May
45
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60%^'
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: .7% Sep
2 8%
Sep
30% Aug
57% Dec
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&
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Studebaker-Packard—
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Burroughs
Chesapeake
Curtiss
—
8
Burlington
Detroit
__
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100
Co
Brunswick
Columbia
69
3
,
Bethlehem
Boeing
r
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Corp
34%
15%
131%
50
May
42% pec
Apr
101% Nov
180
■
Sep
Jan
Davis
Rudy Manufacturing
Soss Mfg Co
Mar
43%
V
16
—33%
Anaconda
27
45%
__
1
Oct
22
__
Jan
100
35»/*
8
Dec
1%
31% Mar
2%
__
;
-—150
11
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700
Nov
39%
116% Dec
Jan
40%
9,840
2%
31%'
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May
21% Nov
73% Mar175
-
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-
54%
2%
•31%
.
44 Va
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Jan
'
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71.,"
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Dec
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21 Vz
—
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Mar
27% Nov
•
162
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•
12.50
—
3,727
•
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30%
>
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Avco
35%
29%
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Ashland
87
181.
1
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1,163
82%
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25%
53
54%
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Corporation (wi)
Michigan Chemical Corp
Dec
18 V*
25
__
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Masco
Dec
114%
22% Dec
•
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51
Jan
365
316
t34%
"
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97%
7%
1
1.66%
Lansing Stamping-Co—
Refineries
Nov
37%
19%
.181
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Allis-Chalmers
'
83%
-
—
,107
67 Va Nov
/
39% Aug
54
37% Jan
22%
28%
5
,—
Nov
34lA Aug
Jan
Co
Dec
11%
;
Jan
3
Apr
84%
Apr
59 %
Leonard
35"% Mar
18% Nov
22%
Playing Card—;.———f
Allied Stores
,
u
•*
Jan
22%
28%
100
—
27%
125
300
38
1
Jan
19%
__
22%
5-
Kroger
27
8%
22 %
8%
5
Mar
Oct
14%
•;
33
58%
———
Mar
55
71
;332
150
650
.
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.
20
39% Jan
56%
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______—
15% July
Dec
«
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Jan
201
,
20
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High
44 Va
9% Mar
78%
Jan
4% May
3,349
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17 Va
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£ 3,892
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27% Jan
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Hoskins Manufacturing Co
Kresge
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--j.
Kysor Heater Co
Range for Year 1961
<
Nov
i%
31% Apr
8 V* Apr
20V» July
•
Jan
291
High
:
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20%
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,
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17
t
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14%
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13
Jan
93% Nov
for Week
■:
Ford Motor
100
-
49%
•
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1%
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Power
Cunningham
Jan
-25
16
44
;
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6
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Detroit Edlson_
Low
.31%, 32V*
35%
36%
45
46%
49% 49%
IIOV2 112%
-
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Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati
v
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common
16
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Sep
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55% Apr
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362.
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r.
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15
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Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper—
Mar
5%
1
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Budd Company
37% Jan
151/2
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Food Stores
Borman
Dec
1
Electric
Brown-McLaren;
68
;
of Prices
Low
Allied
18%
High
Low
par
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.
of Prices
,
Oct
38% Nov
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59*y» Aug
144% May
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Mar
51% Aug
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Range
Last
Sale Price
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73
46%
61%
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70
45
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Friday
•
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Detroit Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
"*
90
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Federal-Mogul-Bower
,
Dec
34% May
■
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STOCKS
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59%
54%
57% Apr
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28
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90
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Jun
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Feb
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100
110
56
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14% Feb
11% Jun
651
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4
132
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250
400
500
2,493
489
56
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47%
Dec
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20
Dec
32%
238
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—;
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Dec
Jan
56%
,
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117%
60% May
1,830
75%
63% Jan
Feb
Oct
Jan
51
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,
1,942
28%
26%
67
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19
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34%
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High
51%
.
5
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70
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18
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,
21%
58% May
22% May
53% Dec
Standard
,
(
130
50
250
151
15
23%
49%
—
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Mar
-.
29% Jan
200
22%
11%
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Apr
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13% Jan
160
22%
11%
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1
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20
23%
New England Tel & Tel Co
400 > 50V*
Northern RR
i
100
Lone Star Cement Corp
—
9
■
,
14% Nov
188
48
Dec
78
5% Oct
30
91
--
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Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
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65% May
.
:
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50% Feb
202
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1
35
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24% 24%
16% 16 %
66
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.
Last
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Sale Price
-
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for Week
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High
27%. 27%
—
.
.
Corp.
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price ■;1 of Prices
Friday
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Jan
24%
Nov
27% Jan
44%
Dec
33
Mar
27% Jun
Number 6127
Volume 195
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(431)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
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Calumet
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Canadian
1%
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:
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—2.50
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23
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International TeJ Rt Tel (Un)
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350
400
44%
45
•
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700
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31%
43%
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68
68%
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Jan
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33%
34%
900
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46
47%
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Jan
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Johns
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Power
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84%
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71%
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4,100
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700
2,100
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17
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Mississippi River Fuel___
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10
13%
13%+"13%
63 %
63
64%
10,500
2,200
6,900
36%
36%
37%
4%
4%
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35% Mar
65 Va May
44 Va Aug
56
65%
1
400
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58%
62%
200
59% Jun
81% Oct
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500
44%
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38%
75%
400
30%
34%
600
Jan
Jun
Nov
35 Ye
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56%
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2,100
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61
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28
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28% Jun
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32 Va
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26%
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156
19% Jan
28
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Corp (Un)
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Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
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33
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64 V4 Aug
91 va May
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74%
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7,000
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700
27
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Oct
27
Jan
42
52%
53%
Wisconsin
Public
Service—
38
38
100
29% Jan
Woolworth
(FW)
(Un)——
88%
89%
250
66% May
14%
16%
500
12
17
96
Wisconsin Electric" Power
World
Apr
Apr
74% Jan
28%
mil
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55
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Westinghouse Electric Corp—.— -6.25
5
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Corp
—.—
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Feb
-2.50
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Co—
82 v*
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33Y< Sep
33 y4 Sep
68 Va Aug
1,200
38
100
t—
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200
,
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7
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10
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States
117%
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Pacific
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19%
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39
42
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41% Nov
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21% jiaiT
55% Sep
Jan
Apr
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May
13 Va
6% July
11
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39% Aug
J.
3.50
—
Producing
Sulphur
Gulf
Texas
12%
3.50
22%
Texas Gas Transmission
Texas Gulf
45%
5
Co
—
Transmission—
Texas Eastern
Webcor
6%
50
38
;—7
Walgreen
67%
Mickelberry's Food Products
^1
Middle.: South Utilities—________\__10
Minneapolis Brewihg Col—
—
Oil
Dec
12%
1,000
53%
55%
76%
1
Oil of N J
Nov
6%
95 V%
39va Jun
25%
56
60
Packaging common—.
Corporation
———
50
12%
Feb
33%
35%
IIIZl3
Standard
31%
72%
Oct
24%
-_±;_*
57%
10%
12
Standard
64
'
.
31% Sep
1,100
54
25
^^_16%c
f.
2,400
55%
34% May
37%
Chapman At Scott (Un)__l2.S0
Metropolitan Brick Inc_
4
41% Jun
'
34
54
300
1,000
Oct
33
300
Oct
84
52%
900
5,630
64%
Men-it t
Aug
•42% May
49 Vi Dec
44 Vi Nov
37%
25%
May
Feb
14% May
34 Va Dec
30
84 V2 Jan
19%
Dec
92%
.
Jan
*
common.—
(Un)
Meyer Blank® Co
Jan
77
13%
56%
50c
74%
105%
-
25%
'26%
28
Co___j___.
W)
250
46%
1
Means
24%
24%
,,»•
Corp
Corp______
13
105
,18%
5
—
common,
Marietta
tF
r
5%
*
Kimberly-Clark. Corp
La
58
5%
37%
18%
22% May
30%
.
10
Illinois Central RR_——.—_*
Inland
■;
1
_
:
Nov
54%
Jan
Jan
70%
53%
33
14
48% Jan
Oil "of,'California—_. —6.25
3,200
36 V2
Dec
300
Oil of Indiana——— ——25
I
100
98%
60
54
1
Corp
64% Aug
Dec
Dec
Standard
Stanray
Sep
34%
-u._l.40
(U11)
(Ohio)
52%
1,372
Nov
29%
(Un)_
Co
123% Nov
14%
Standard
Standard
Jan
70%
5
Kollsman Ind
79%
~
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel .Inc—,
——
Square D Co
(Un)— ____
Standard
64% May
100
53 Vi
47
52%
Public
Jan
93
61%
-15
CO-
58% Nov
Jan
46%
38
,
Pacific Co
46 Ye July
31
794
•
900
56%
56%
37%
Southern
58% Dec
115
52%
36%
5
Sunbeam
2,700
,
19
5
Stewart-Warner
Dec
:
-2.50
"A"—
Stork-line Furniture
43
53.
1
26% May
17%
Corporation
—*
—1
Southwestern
Dee
Dec
83%
II—5
Co
Southern
48%
Dec
18%
33%
30
(Un)
Jan
747
Feb
347/8
'
37%
83%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Oil
11%
Apr
44%
Jan
59%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Socony Mobile
83%
*
Dec
86%
*
1
Jan
39%
Hutjtig Sash & Door
Illinois Brick Co
Oil
58%
14%
Jan
19%
Dec
Aug
23 %
32% Oct
2,600
100% 100%
56%
24
Sep
54
100
1,500
51%
82%
—
20%
17%
8%
Shell
18
0
Pen class A
(W A)
Class B
3,300
39%
.
Sheaffer
53
.
2,000
32
49%
1
54% Mar
"
35%
243
Inc
;
17%
Ts %
Serve!
Studebaker-Packard
39%
•
Co
Sears Roebuck &
Oct.
Jan
34%
34%
Dec
17
1,600
5
Co;
Schenlcy Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
Schwitzer
Corp
;
Jan
-
18% Dec
54%
Paper
61-'%-Mar
:*
1
;
•
34%
6
Service
Dec
1
—20
Regis
105 v* Dec
350
Stockyards—
56%
—._>:—
Ltd—.
6t
Public
Louis
Jan
16%
Co__—_
106
;
Brewing Co—
Co
Dec
100
33
■■■•;■
Nov
14
15%
41%
.
37%
32%
41%
48::,,.:
14
44
X.
8
——.—
Jan
Nov
84
46
7-
Feb
27
24
300
27%
41%
.
42
200
32% 7 j
82
"
•
Dec
4,600
30
32%
26%
26%
7
xommon
Howard .Industries Inc__,
Hupp
:
.
80 y2
106 Va
60% May
1
St
75
900
1
National
Louis
239
1,300
Royal Dutch. Petroleum Co———2fTg
St
Apr
93%
62y*
lUW)—
Brothers
103
49%
Drug & Chem
Richman
Oct
52
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)—
Jan
'
.
;
Nov
69%
Rubber Co---^---fcf
0
Holmes
..
A nr.
550
2.50
Co
:
;
•
6,400
Hein Werner Corp
-
Nov
4%
19%
Jat)
Nov
1,000
8.331/2
t.F H)
2%
14
5,000
6 % «y
70%
____10
r
!
13%
Jan
8
;'
72%
(Un)__—:
States Utilities
(G)
Nov.7
92%
3.3.*'/3
83 %c
Corp
Corp
Heilman
.94%
May
30%
—
Oil
30%, Aug
10 v* May
88
City-Steel Co__„—_6.25
Gi'ay Drug Stores
_1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock,sr.
„»
Great Lakes Towing common.
*
Greif Bros Cooperage class-A
*
Greyhound Corp (Un)——
Gulf
;•••
30%
72%
Granite
,
,75
15
34
31
33
1
new
&
H)
Jan
.
88%
I
Brothers
<
Nov
30%
(Un)
Rubber
Co
Goodvear Tire
Gossard
Dec
15%
1.66%
4
(Un)
Co
Goldblait
117%
*
Cement,
<Aldenf;,Corp
Glidden
Jan
July
7% July
300
.
3%
13%
3%
13
5
:
Corp
—
iThe)
Feb
3
Co_
Corp
&
v
-
10%
10%
~3%
>
2
7% Aug
63%
Nov
10-
v
''
1
_
>.
63
Jan
500
25
•
35
:
Aug
83
60%
Quaker
'
Nov
100
48
Revlon Inc_
Nov
Aug
52
52
"z
of Indiana—
Pullman Company (Un)
Apr
Dec
45
42
90%
13
'■
25 V2 Mar
Dec
23%
51%
13%
-
Dee
39
32
57%
f'
No?
56%
32% Aug
31%
»
rj'v
37%
*"
900
40
61%
•'.v
14%
50%
"
:
400.;
39%
51%
I_—i
Oct
Mar
51% Nov
48%
;
Sep
71%
50
J
'
Nov
'
46'A Dec
Sep
36Y« Mar
34% May
33 %c
—— -
Jan
-
>
15%
200
21%
35%
5
85 va
;
300
33 %c
Oats Co—
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company ———
Republic Steel Corp (Un) _—
>
Jan
7,600
-
12,51)
30%
;
63% Dec
64%
t
Jan-;
31%
50%
Gamble
Co
27%
-32
20%
*
—
600
Deq
-1- 46
♦0% July
21%
^5
50
—
Public Service Co
Pure Oil
Apr
Mar
30% Jam s
~
1,200
45%
92%
25
-
16%
90%
(Un)
(The)—
&
8
22
fc
-
•
41
39%
—
Apr
Jan
1,000
"
_1
Electronics
Tire
General
-
&
32 % May
;
Nov
34
5,900
104% 110%
24%
__;io
62%
1,300
-
—_1
Inc
Portland
Tele
(
Co
Rexall
^ 627/«
•)
5
General Public Utilities
Gen
Jan
7% Jan
1,400
13% ;
Dynamics
General
53
47Ya
39%
119 y4
,
:7 24% Oct
298
.
^
General
253% Nov
•
Oct
98%
Aug
85
Jan
400
1,602
13%
Finance
Contract
498
!:
26 v*
26
,12
___-
,
General
71
76
1-1-5
Corp
General
2,600
75%
Inc—rT_l
Transportation
Bankshares Corp
General
70%
102% i06%
25% 25%
5
Amar
General
Proctor
25%
*
—
Gen
Potter
Sep
75%
_1
of
Dec
30 y4
1
Corp__—
common
Mills
Nov
54%
Instrument Corp—
&
Ford Motor Co-——
Foremost Dairies Inc
Fruehauf Trailer Co„„—
F W D Corporation——
,
.67 y2
Feb
3
Wisconsin Bankshares—
Flour
,,,
Jan
Jan
23%
__2
.
Firestone .Tire & -Rubber (Un)___
First
43%
,38%
228% 230 V'4
104 y4
>
900
May
33%
40%
Corp
7 Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
PhiUp Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)__
150
900
42%" "—4152
45%
—
1,550
5,100
'42%
Nov
.99
39% July
34% "May
8,680
~
41%
L—
Co —____________(Charles) Ss Co (U11)
59 V*
65% Sep
m
Pepsi-Cola
32
67%
26 va
—I
—10
62% May...
•
41
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Pfizer
'30% May
Sep
3% Dec
360r
60%,
44%
15%
Parke-Davis & Co
51
.30
-
229%
5
'*i
-
(Un)--
Mfg—_____
Fairchikl Camera
;
>68
Gas_
Electric
Fairbanks
v
5
Nemours
Co
Natural
Paso
Emerson
31
65%
'
57%
39 y4
Ciiemical
Jab
15% JUly
42J/« Apr
2,000
41% *42%
.
Jan'
25%
-600
65
60%
42%
142
62%
54% May
60
4%
20%
Jan
11% Apr
10% May
700
94
%
Oct
400
4%
Aug
6% Dec
600
19%
.
New common (wi)
—10
Packaging Corp of America_
5
Pan Amer World Airways (Un)—_—1
Paramount Pictures (Un)_—____1
58%
—1
—_—_5
Inc-
Air Lines
Eastman Kodak
.
90%
.
'4%
6
1,400
r
High
58
% Mar
500
3,200
120% 123%
28
28%
54% 55%
—
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Mar
%
7
Low
33
Co___
Pacific Gas % Electric
50%
—_20
—_
Co—__
I)
<E
Pont
Eastern
El
(Un)
Corpj-_i___
Manufacturing Co
Dodge
55%
53%
—_1
94
Range fer Year 1961
1
6%
,
_
Deere
'"
_——5
Owens-Illinois Glass
21% Mar
-
28
Aviation—————1
Pacific Ry—
Olin-Mailiiesow
26% May
.
1,900
_____———
Nov
.49.
Jan
49
„
17% Jan
700
400
7
T
98 Va May
Ohio Oil Co (Un)—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
54% Dec
37
Jun
63% Nov
■
,
-
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Ohio
,
7
Feb
11%
i
34% Mar
Sep
%
I
1
-
States power- Co—
(Minnesota); ((Jn)—
'
48% Dec
Jan
Jun
70
7
——5
Nortliwest Banporporation- —
Oak Manufacturing Co
74% Nov
Nov
200
25%
500
Sep
29 y4
v-
(Un)
Northern
84% Nov
,
Jan
29%
7
Oct
48
Jan
55
Northern
Oct
50%
21% July
51 I-
50
3a
V
Jan
1,900;
1,300
67 %
10%
62%
i,600
24% 25%
45%f'. 45%
66 %
•
;
7
37% Dec
55
80 va
Sep
22% May
Dec
37%
Mar
59% Dec
'
Co
North American
; 13% Dec
..
May,
44%
29%
12.50
,
20 y4
6,200
78%
.a_l.
*
3,600
,
-
6,100
86%
High
6%
Northern Illinois Gas Co—
——5
,Nor therji Indiana Public Serv Co—
Northerix Natural Gas* Co_—;—:
:10
Oct
58% May
5
Lead
national Tile & Mfg—
New Yo^'k Central RR
Feb
30% May
72% Nov
,
Jan
—
;National
53% Nov
;," ;
Jan
37%
37s,b
_l
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Crucible Steel of- Amer (Un)
i
14%
;.
,
10Va Feb.
53% Dec
'200:.
' 7 45,7
44
5
Co__——_
49% Mar
200
66..."
>
24'/a.Oct
53% Feb
65%
12%
;t
28.
8 % Mar
.
.
Feb
37%
26%
II va
'57%
.
.
37% Jan
38 Vs Jan
700
,
49
66 ;
.
410>
27.^7
'Continental-Oil' (Del)———-I———5
Products
500
46%:,54%
—*
America
•■■
25%
.
/
Jan
1
3,700
52%
-.
Jan
'
530
v 10%
; 45%
.
52%
25%
21%
100,„
•
•
51%.52%
:
52%
7263«
Co
.
18%
44%
3
Inc
33%
Vernon (The) Co common
1
Company
—i
*
—50c
Corp
5
National Cash Register (Un)__—_____5
,National Distillers & Chem (Un)__
5
National Gypsum Co (Un)_—
I
26% Oct ;
Jan.
1,300
Muter
67% Jan
.
.
14%
100
48%
33%
84y4
*
Nachman
32% Jan
13% Jan
—
Corn
" Dec
:
47%
32%
1
Mount
Dec
.31% Jun
Oct
59%
,10
IOV'4
>
Iron
of
22
(Un)—1
Motorola
Dec
76%
Jan
21% Jan
Chemical
Shares
Low
Montgomery Ward & Co
•
21% 21V#
3i •
Container Corp of America———_S
'Continental Can Co
——10
Continental Insurance Co
;5
Continental Motors Corp (Un) _——1 '
Co
30%
265
100
31
10
Corp——5
10
Commonwealth Edison com_.
12 %
Consolidated Foods (Un)
—1.33%
; Controls
37% Aug
..
000
<
-
"„25%>:V25%
', 25%
Illum____———15
i—5
i.:
——1
Power.
1,500
41%
58%
com——♦,
Gas system, <Un)_^—
■Consumers
40% Aug
48 vb NOV
.
1
Co
&
rum
.Columbia
38%
Jan
52%
26%
24% ,24%
Co -inc—-—,w-;———
Coioraoo
*
Dec
22 y4
26%
...
58%
Products^ Corn-_^__—
Coleman
37 ye
210
15%
Cities Service. Co___
Cleveland Electric
4,800
,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric———<—,8.50
Colgate-Palmolive
41%
.37
39%
Chrysler Corp—_————25.
City
337/» Jan
48% May
.748,..
48%
2tiAu
Chicago Bock Island .& Pacific By__
Chicag o South Shore & So Bend-, 12.50
(
21% Jan
100
.
,
series A preferred-*.—...
5'A
500
42%
42%
36%
& Pac__L_£.f
& Northwestern Ry
Chicago
.v'
Paul
St
MIlW
Chic
257/a
x40*/4
*
Central ,&> South West Corp—_—2.50
Certain-teed Products
(Un)—
*.1
Champlin Oil & Ret common—__——l
Chemetron Corp ——-4-—r-l
Chesapeake & Ohio By (Un)__—25<
Celanese
1* Feb
1%
.
25%
10
Carrier
27,400
Monsanto
2y8 May
26% May
\
ef Prices
■
Par
Jun
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
21%
Jan
14
400
iO%
1%
-
Low
High
Low
Par
Last
Range for Year 1961
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range.
,
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
^
35
(Un).
Publishing .Co—
15
123% 123%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
Yates-American Machine Co
Ycmngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp new eom—
15%
99
67%
66%
15%
101
68%
100
500
3,800
56% Dec
72%
Mar
19% Nov
44% Nov
54
50
Mar
Jan
34% May
52
July
57% Nov
43"%
Nov
93% Deo
Jan
.
20%
Anr
Jan
138%
Nov
12% Oct
88%
Jun
63% Nov
18% Mar
114% May
82% Nov
36
(432)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 19)
Pacific Coast
Friday
Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Week's
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Price Range on
This
other Exchanges.
Range for Year 1961
Shares
Refractories-.
Walker
(Joseph)
Star
Mountain
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Lone
Sales
Range
Last
stocks
Home
Week's
Friday
Par
Harbison
Co
Low
Par
■*'r.
24
High
"Yy
300
24
23 %
26c
—25
Low
'
2iy2
Fuel
46%
28
25%
25%
38 %
Supply-
—10
29%
38%
Jan
9c
Feb
650
28c
51,000
4%
4%
500
»
43 %
44
400
43%
Dec
31%
Feb
33
h
"_I_5
44%
•
»»
6%
V,
1*5.50
—10
h.
48
5%
2,101
4(4
Jail
64%
294
6274
Dec
79(4
3574
35%-
3574
422
27%
Jan
3874
*25
48
Apr
Jan
18%
Jun
5%'
Dec
3,800
65c
8%
2.20
2.20
1.55
29c
8,600
1.90
68,700
26c
4%
4%
.4%
88
250
69 c
210,000
16%
16 y2
1.95
2.10
69c
116,500
400
1.55
1.60
29
29
29 %
500
Development—33 %c
2.60
2.60
2.75
Willistou
10
Grade
Utili-
40
ties
Bonds
Rails
■
Total
241.78
91.79
78.78
81.92
85.97
241.14
91.73
78.68
81.91
86.02
84.58
240.21
91.76
78.71
82.11
85.92
84.62
14% Mar
17%
Apr
Jan.
17—
697.41
147.56
123.42
238.15
91.60
78.70
81.89
85.91
84.52
Jan
2.90
Jun
Jan.
18—
696.03
147.70
123.25
237.86
91.61
78.70
81.99
85.91
84.55
Jan
1.00
Apr
Jan
1.80
Jun
Sep
34%
Dec
2.95
Sep
1.10
20c
1.05
29
1.50
Jan
Averages
Utilities,
compiled daily
stocks, 16.26.
are
7.53;
65
by
using
the
following
'
divisors:
Industrials,
84.61
Rails,
3.09;
5.34;
Apr
Dec
Jun
20% Mar
100
29 %
Jan
32
May
2.60
July
4
July
17 Va
500
3,200
4%
4
16
2%
2,500
4%
35 y2
200
'a'';
5
4
v6%
6%
7%
Nov
1%
Jan
36 %
Dec
5
60
65
250
Exploration,.—10c
17c
17c
13c
by
National
Quotation
Dec
25%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
Dec
4 %
1
1,400
65
Jan
Nov
158,800
6%
5
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Nov
Dec
%
2,200'
4%
18%
3%
2,000
35%
Aug
14
-
%
(Un)——_1
Oil
Basin
Second
11
--
124.13
6,000
—————_—,—10
(Un)-.
Rails
124.38
3,700
'
Insurance
Grade
trials
124.81
4(4
%
1
First
Indus¬
148.31
19 %
4
series A-8.50
Equipment Co common———1
10
65
Stocks
ties
Utili¬
148.26
16%
pfd
Total
roads
148.38
30%
%
...
15
Rail¬
trials
705.29
3%
Sugar
United Industrial Corp common—
20
10
709.50
18%
16%
30
Indus¬
Date
>
-Bonds-
16—
30%
18%
pfd series A—25
Co—'
50c
common:————5
Life
-Stocks-
Apr
bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
12__
16%
Coast
;;
15—
Oct
West
the New York Stock Exchange as
011
Averages
Jan.
Apr
com
Stock and Bond
Jan.
5%
Gas
Jan
Jan.
11%
Western
Oct
Aug
50(4
Dec
2,200
Southern Cai Gas Co
21%
29 %
Dec
May
21,400
(Un)
3774
80c
19
Petroleum
1,617
93
6 %
Preferred
37»
Jan
6V8
Westates
36
Jan
17%
conv
36%.
Jan
48%
6'/8
42%e
Jan
22(4
Feb
Aug
% May
25c
17%
Victor
16
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
are
Jun
5.75 Aug
Jan
1
Union
116
304
■
Apr
711.73
2,600
——1
61c
—1
&
21%
29 (4
_6.25
::
Below
3% May
Oct
1.20
10,200
65c
Nov
22c
6,900
85
50c
3.50
Jan
1.40
200
1.40
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)
Oil
Jan*
21%
27%
10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co———
Trieo
2074
21%
28%
_10
_1___
2.85 Mar
Jan
8%
Rhodes
Air Brake
Oct
90c
1.80
common.——1
Invest
Gas
Sc.
53
1.70
-10
Co——
Oil
Pacific
Jan
2.00 Mar
66c
Oil
2374
8
Feb
Jan
1,200
—1
American
3.00
34
13
63c
North
23%
Jan
Dec
32c
4%
On)——---—10c
Meier &■ Frank Co lnc_-——10
Merchants Petroleum Co
25c
Norris
—1
29(4
Feb
4 Va
28c
Dec
12
5%
63%
Engineering & Foundry Co____5
May
12%
1.40
43 74
38(4
5%
63%
Jun
26
5,100
3,400
(
Corp Ltd—-——
,
Apr
Nov
4
Mar
37
1.80
——
Nordon
.
6%
53%
Jan
.
13
Co (Un)
1
Maryland Mines Corp (0n)__50c
Imperial Western-,———10c
Jade Oil
———I
50c
Company——-—
600
75c
5 7 74
32
July
5
Westinghouse Elec. Cbrp
31
Jan
Hlah
Oct
22
Dec
5%
Dec
6
18
4 V«
Idaho
Salt
1.75
200
\
48
67C
Jan
4274
10
v_i
Dec
69
880
—1
;
Corp
United
Westinghouse
48%
Jan
1,300
6%
48
1.55
20%
(The)
Oct
43%
40% Aug
1,500
2.25
23%
68c
Holly "Oil
M & M Oil Co
3,100
6%'
III4
J
500
47
22%
Capwell Co—:
10
Exelcr Oil Co Ltd class A
1
General Exploration Co of California__l
Gladden Products Corp—
1
Good Humor Co of California
—10c
M
26,000
23
2.20
,'
Emporium
Leslie
1,700
6%
45 %
c.
Co__——
Abbey
Cypress
45
6
,,-h'v 47
0
.■
44 %
22%
■
Apr
Dee
34c
J
-
'»•
Seeberg
Feb
3
33 %
26c
5c
h
Corp
Range for Year 1961
Low
4574
26%
1
'
High
26%
1
common.
Rockwell-Standard
Low
*
Pittsburgh Brewina Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—_
25% May
Sep
2
10
■iy
High
Shares
46%
-
h
for Week
-7%
Co.—-—1
Gas
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Priee
Jan
Dec
Dec
78
Jan
21c
Jan
8c
79,000
4%
7%
Jan
6
32
D;i l
Bureau,
Closing
c
M011.
Jan. 15—.
Tues.
Jan. 16—.
138.37
17—
Inc.
Range for
138.73
138.48
High
1961
144.09
Low
Dec
8
; 106.57
'
Jan
3
Dec
Wed.
Apr
Jan.
Thurs.
18
Jan.
138.08
—
Jan. 19—
Fri.
Range
109,39
Jan
6
95.55
High
138.61
I960
for
Oct
26
Low
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Alan
Co
—-—*-4——1
91%
Tel & Tel
American
.-33%
130%
Stores
( American
Arundel
Corp
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
if.
Transit
of
Co
America
Nov
stocks
140(4
Jan
The
107%
Feb
103(4
Dec
Dec
33%
1
33%
34%
289
/ 30(4
Oct
49 %
2,918
35%
Jan
53% Aug
28
30 y2
4,288
15%
16
1,216
30% Aug
12% Jan
9(4
9%
2,868
10(4 May
13%
14%
2,433
7% Oct
11% Oct
5
14%
1.80
114(4
.
53
25
111% 114%
51%
1,140
4,072
53(4
77(4
Jan
•37%
Jan
39
Apr
17%
■'
Y;
Jan
Food
non-voting
A
130% Nov
8%
Jan
57(4 Sep
16% May
11
11
1,587
6.75
50%
50 %
52%
1,328
42
Jan
63%
Dec
5
30%
30%
31
4,028
25%
Jan
33%
Oct
lo
49%
1
Fair
Fold
Stores
:
Mar
48(4
49%
975
47 %
Nov
65
26%
—_5
26%
97
23%
Feb
27%
Garfinckel
(Julius)
$1
Acceptance Corp common
preferred
■
General
r-j
Giant
Motors Corn_
Food
Inc
International
Lehigh
class
&
Madison
Fund
Merck
A
1957-59-=100
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
Inc
53 %
32(4
Pennsylvania RR—
Finance
Paper
Co
South
oil
Texas
class B
United
S4.25
39(4
30%
28
4,603
25J/n
Oct
81%
82%
1,069
74%
Oct
(4
32%
250
32
111.0
97.8
190.8
144.4
.178.2
178.0
+ 0.1
193.0
132.5
5.5
105.2
83.3
Trade,
Finance
and
._
-
New
105.2°
99.7
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
31%
Nov
95% Dec
Stocks
37%
2874
Dec
Dec
29
29
22%
Oct
39%
39%
40%
2,031
28(4
Jan
45%
15——
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
33
33%
840
27 %
Jan
40%
36%
37%
4,166
26%
Jan
40(4
Jan.
Tues.
Jan.16
3,646,742
17
3,454.370
$5,641,000
6,276,000
393,000
5,883,000
Wed.
Jan.
3,773,170
5.804,000
438,000
6,242,000
Jan. 18-—
3,455,540
5,292,000
360,000
5,652,000
Fri.
Jan.19
3,795,580
5,193,000
440,000
5,633,000
18,125,402
$27,813,000
Nov
58% Dec
17,035
11%
51
51%
586
32%
Jan
10%
10(4
499
11 y8
Oct
15%
15%
16%
432 1
15%
Dec
32
32
32%
30
Jun
17%
16%
18(4
27,058
12
Oct
5,612
7%
Oct
11% Mai-
44%
7,510
33%
Jan
50
62%
61%
63
1,899
42%
Jan
1
8
•.
7%
1,976
39%
39
41%
13,659
41
Nov
65%
67%
1,779
46
Jail
42%
42
7%
7% Oct
Dec
70%
9%
4774
77 (4
Nov
$2,123,000
-■
1962
Stocks—Number
of
...
1
s.
Government
Bank—
$2,123,000
Industrial-
Total
—
—
$1,618,000
$4,526,000
$4,380,100
27,813,000
Foreign
Nov
31,680,000
80,872,000
85,531,000
$29,936,000
,$33,298,000
$85,398,000
$89,911,100
Dec
Nov
27%
Jan
49%
Oct
40%
20%
21
1,186
15%
Jan
23(4
Dec
47 y4
Jan
(4
45
338
100
52
52
53
2,676
58 %
Oct
3 50
16%
16%
17%
6,507
16
Sep
18%
Jun
5
61%
61%
170
55(4
Jun
82(4
Jail
in
'
76(4
64(4
77%
368
52(4
Jan
82
Nov
*
38%
40%
2,035
40%
Nov
43%
Nov
85%
85(4
12
83
Feb
86
Mar
66%
67
250
62
Jan
65
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Dec
10
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stock?
Domestic
(No. of
Mon.
A—1975
96%
96(4
1,000
Feb
82
95%
Oct
Jan. 15
Tues.
Jan. 16—1
—
1—
1,401,100
-
Jan. 17———
1,574,770
Jan. 18—,—
1,343,235
1.585,150
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
Co
Gas
7,460,260
$1,286,000
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co_„*
Equitable Gas Co
For
footnotes,
see page
for Week
of Prices
Shares
High
65
10
10
,
Range
65
75
50 74
Jail
3174
Oct
3674
58
2774
28(4
108
8%
Jan
23% Jan
High
74
Oct
-45(4 Apr
29% Oct
10%
494
—5
30 34
30 (4
30 74
415,
25(4
Jan
34
~~6"66O
•
274,000
;
-11,000
$2,000'
$25,000
.
339,000
$1,313,000
1962
44%
43 7
4474
36
37(4
Jan
48
Nov
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
of
7,460,260
Shares—
Jan. 1 to Jan. 19
.
'
'•
1962
1961
:
1961
21,553,520.
7,062,165
19,367,310
.
—-----
_
$3,088,000
$724,000
$1,286,000
74,000
25,000
Government——
Corporate,——
-
2,000
-
42,000
'
'
-
$1,787,000
.
86,000
••
--
24^000
-
232,000
96,000
Nov
8.50
41.
179,000
Week Ended Jan. 19
Low
10%
5
294,000
6,000
'
Range for Year 1961
36%
28 (4
$227,000
Sales
Low
——1
T
—
System
Week's
Sales
$2,000
179,000
328,000
———;
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
-
268,000
Jan. 19—
-
Bonds
$2,000
288,000
Bond
Corporate
Bonds
$223,000
1,556,005
——.
—
Total
Foreign
Gov't
-
Bonds
Fri.
Columbia
"•
L.
1.
.
Wed.
Blaw-Kiio.x
1961
57,324,324
52,556,942
20,734,470
Bonds—
U.
International
Railroad and
40(4
13
Cork Co„—
$29,936,000
.1—
1962
1961
18,125,402
Shares
■
Jan. 1 to Jan. 19
Week Ended Jan. 19
21% July
35% Nov
43%
7%
Total
Thurs.
Armstrong
Sales
$6,133,000
$492,000
Dec
19%
Jan
BONDS
f
Bond
Bonds
Moil.
Nov
37(4
100
10c
series
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Nov
33%
———
5s
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
No. of
Shares
Shares)
Baltimore Transit Co
+
High.
Thurs.
26% Mar
66 (a
common-
109.2
+1.5
—0.2
-
Dec
•
common"—
113.0
108.0
Apr
_25
-
Lothrop
Jan
26%
—
Light
133.7
117.0
182.9
Nov
~"~~~2~5()
Co
—0.5
.
V
•
109.6
Apr
6%
28
~~
-
Transmission--
Gas
&
16Ve
Feb
•_
preferred
Jan
4Va July
20%
'10
Improvement-,
Washington
Woodward
Oct
11%
3,465
Rnnm-WooUlrUlge
Gas
23%
.64
30%
common
Lab
Co--
Eastern
Thompson
.
29%
•
129.7
118.3
■
182.6
(
Apr
2.208
42
29%
i
common
South Puerto Rico Sugar
pfd
Southeastern
Public
Service
Sun
Nov
19%
~~~~
—
——
Jersey Gas
30%
5
Public Service Electric & Gas coin——•
Ritter
430
25%,
Philadelphia Electric Co common"—1*
Philadelphia Transportation Co
lo
Scott
33(4
y«
-1—50
138.9
Utility
5874 Dec
38 (4 Dec
25
-
Smith Kline & French
Jan
25%
Peoples Drug Stores fInc—
III_5
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I__„_
25c
Power
40%
1
Peniisalt Chemicals Corp—
—_I__j '
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common
*
Pennsylvania Power & Light-,
»
Electric
23,678
76
82%
+ 0.2
Transportation
Jail
55%
6%
———-_25c
134.6
/
Dec
16y2
30%
14%
_i
136.0
Dec
26(4
Sep
6%
Oxford Mfg class A———_
Poi'Hiuir
40
Jan
12%
14(4
(
-
Mar
17%
30
29 Va
—i-—16%c
Poriect Photo Inc.
29
175
~_~l
Corp
Linotype
797
i0e
;
& Co Inc.—
Mergentlialer
16
54%
41
25%
____io
-
146.5
—0.1
Nov
40%
—
Good
—0.1
132.0
-129.1
Goods
141.7
131.9
134.9
..
-__-_
Low
High
Change
141.6
—
Non-Durable
—1961--1962—
Percent
Jan. 5,'62
Dec
15(4
13%,
247u
1
Navigation—
Martin-Marietta
117(4
11% Aug
16
1.66%
Valley RR
Vending class A
Macke
34% Aug
63% Jan
2,296
16
*
Resistance-
Coal
Lehigh
2,473
13%
1
—
week
Jan. 12,'62
Oct
13,342
13%
50c
common
General
the
for
Nov
39(4
37(4
37%
107%
2
—
Dairies-
stock
Mining
41%
104% 111(4
i
5
—
Motor .Co—j
Foremost
of
for the current year.
*
Class
index
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Jan. 12, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
"
Bait—
at
SEC
37% Aug
19(4 Aug
1
,
...
Finance
"76 (4
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
Y
..
13
Company
Campbell Soup Co
i——;
Chrysler CorpCurtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne Light
:
Electric Storage Battery
I«
1,584
21,065
94%
129% 133%
Jan
5c
Co
Budd
91
23(4
48'%
49 Va
-—4.33
—
Baltimore
Low
269
28%
'
——*
Electric
Research
Corp—
Baldwin-Linia-TIamilton
,»}
Range for Year 1961
Shares
High
27%
Steel .common-—u~-~——10
Wood
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
of Prices
a
137a
Apr
Total
—
_
$1,313,000
t:~
$840,000
$3,198,000:
-
$2,115,000
Volume
Number 6127
195
.
.
The Cormriercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(433)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Price*
.
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Abltibl Power
'
:
,
& Paper
Algoma Steel——:
Aluminium
"• AVz%
—Z_—L_*-
of Canada A%
23%
pfd„a2S
•
pfd_—_i
"
3oy»
27%
•
45
Z $2.60
preferred
Atlas
Steels
Ltd_
Bailey Selburn 5%
5%%
•
Bank
pfd.
preferred
of
Banque Canadian National
Banque
Provinciale
•78%
/
-10
79
•
49%
•
18%
(Canada)
Class
Bell
Power
&
Paper
com
A
Corp
5 % '/o
5%
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Columbia
<r
Forest
British
Power
British
Note
Co
1
•/
Brockville
Brown
Mills
class
A
15%
157/B
52
51%
:A\ 9
52%
Calgary Power
Preferred:
Canttua
„
—\
Canada
Forgings
Iron
class
:
Aviation
Electronics
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Canadian
$1.75
series
•
common—
:i
58%
•
—•
_25
Z
———
Ltd
Co
•-"'/.
;
;B—zzlzz2.*t:k'
Canadian
Converters
class
Canadian
Fairbaipvi>
1*1.01 oe
Frisky
Canadian
//./
.10
.
Canadian
Imperial
Industries
Canadian
International
Preferred
Canadian
Power
k 55'a
•
com—•
Co
;
a7
'.Coc^shutt /Farm/
CogWin" (B J
.14
13%
—
Consolidated
.
Consumers
10
,32
/,:/
'26i%
12
-
*//
—.k—k^kk1*
Textile
1————————•
Credit.
Foncier
a
Of""1.1
class
International
A—
Ltd
:
z
•
common—
Distillers, Seagrams—^.—
Petroleum
Dome
Dominion
Dominion
Coal
;
Bridge
6%
28%
Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass common—
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
T.i:
Dow
DU
Fleetwood
Cos
: »ae
Howr.t
cau
5%;
i
23'%
General
—
Lakes Paper
Handy Andy Co
5%
■
47%
'/;/
46
&
Howard
Hudson
Imperial
a90
pfd——
—50
Com
common.
International
Nickel
Paper
International
;
Utilities
JH'I
Public
') 1-; ./<:>/,
k
oi
Canada
9%
Oct
;/V
wJ^k V"k
%:■
k
Batemnn
auw"-
Jan
46%
Jun
6%
Service
pfd„
Talc
Beatrice
-
Beauce
21
Dec
14
May
29%
7%
preferred
Jun
Jan
Blue
Warrants
,
footnotes,
413),
Jan
104 %
Aug
Oct
44 %
6
2,950
27
Nov
Calgary
&
Aug
Calumet
Canadian
82
>
May
Bouzan
-
16
% May
21%
27%
Copper
281%
29%
Jan
Feb
al7
9V4
Jan
34:«'„ Mar
al7
50
14
Nov
30
30%
490
21
Jan
54%
54%
36
54V4
Oct
•
18% Mar
33% July
(
*
91/4
10
79%
82Vi
3,636
673%
55
Apr
Aug
8
1,650
80Vi
Aug
10
V4 Mar
Jan
80
May
32
Jan
37%
Jan
5,665
19%
Jan
27 %
Dec
400
14%
Nov
15 Va
Nov
6 3%
715
5% Mar
8 3/8
Jan
8
8%
1,500
Sep
lOVa
Aug
14VB
14i%
300
Jan
14% Mar
523/4
27 V4
•
J13%
Y" 6%
Ltd——-1
"
Ltd class A——*
&;
*,'
/•*/"
8
—1
Ltd
■'
56
56
Worts——.*
57%
2.70
2.90
21%
—*
20%
19
*'2,825
22
500
36
36
1,185
19'%.
./. ■/
—
68 Va May
-
743/8
Dec
593/4
.
Nov
60
Sep
3.90
Apr
Jun
20%,
Dec
14
2,705
4,795
,
Jan
2.45 Mar
38 Va
1,000
21 %
18%
18Vs
8%
13
4,286
2.90
21
20%
AIL—————*
Shown
Jan
19
13% Jun
.
Dec
17% July
22
19
July
24 Vi
Nov
Nov
42
Apr
33 Va
Oct
Canadian Dollars
Expressed in
Are
Week's
Last
Range
Ltd
Low
6,178
16c
1.00
1,350
26c
10c
500
2.82
2.89
5,500
2.10 July
10% .10%
403
6%
2%c
2.82
7%C
6c
7%c
,;k, 7c
8%C
61,300
9c
-_1
Ltd—
Ltd—^
7%C
Gas
15
Ltd—
1
Gold
Dec
Nov
Jan
>8c
13c
Dec
47c
July
Apr
12c
1
2,000
30c
9c
32,000
3c
95
18,350
45c
Jnn
10c
kv 17,500
7c
Jan
7c
48c
60c
/
154.676
29c
15
15%
5,300
9.50
9.55
600
■
-
Sep
Nov
Jan
Aug
50c
Oct
Jan
15%
Dec
4.95, Jan
9.80
Dec
7V4
15c
11c
1,400
7c
Sep
3c
3 Vac
2,500
3c
Feb
5c
Nov
8c
20,500
5c
Jan
15c
Mar
8c
28,000
2 Vac
Jan
8c
Sep
Mar
65c
Aug
3c
5
5 Vac..
VaC
6c
Ltd—1
Mines
10%
lie
1
Co.-—
Oct
Dec
Jan
1.80
>,
Aug
3.85
/
8c
'
1
Nov
15%c
1.70
1.75
,
.
1.10
Jan
83c
83c
1
Corp—k
40c
July
Sep
2Vac Aug
3,510
8c
High
,
3%c Aug
Ltd__l
//--—*
&
Low
39c
10c
*
Co
Range for Year 1961
Shares
High
95c
Belle Mines
(B C)
for Week
35c
—
Nickel
Sales
,
,
/
of Prices
—————1
May
45c
45c
500
35c
13%
13%
100
10% May
12%
12%
100
10 Va
Jan
13
Nov
22c
commoi).—,—4*
—.100
Mines
23c
10,900
170
Feb
39c
Dec
Feb
13%
22c
13
Sep
Dec
14
14%
4.75
4.95
1,500
70c
Mar
14 %c
16c
2,000
11c
Aug
33c
Mar
14 %c
20c
197,000
2 Vac
Apr
17 %c
Dec
45c
Jan
68c
May
14
Jan
23
14
:
Power
39%
11 y4
Jun
Oct
133/4
561/4
3 971
45
Jan
49 %■
57% May
50%
5,523
37%
Jan
50%
Dec
4,530
-.12%
Jan
18 Va
Dec
4,366
31%
Oct
6 Va
2,175
Canorama
;'
,
38 %
Nov
;
G%
301
5
Jan
7
Jun
».
18
560
15
Jan
18
Jun
85
21%
Jan
26
Nov
->
5,589
57?/n
Jan
90
Dec
t
35%
807
30 %
Jun
39
Oct
43
44%
2,200
33%
Jan
49
Jun
50
51
,1.310
40<L»
Jan
513/4
Nov
60%
Jan
"
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84%
Ltd—4.
5.00
Dec
t
*
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-
Cassiar
Dock
—
Co
Refineries
&r.
Paper
Itiv
3c
4,650
■
Corp
5'n
41
125
1.40
1.50
16,276
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_
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...
13
Sep
Cleveland Copper Corp....
50
Dec
Compagnie
0% May
•
23c
■.
.
2.60
lc
13c
Mar
5.500
2c
Feb
6 VaC
2.540
300
;
2.64
13.343
4c
4c
2.500
3.000
Feb
7c
.-7.500
12
Dec
Nov
12
1
2c
l
94
May
Jan
2%e May
44c
'
10c
■
3.1c
(Jc
Dec
Dec
20c
Dec
78c
-10c
10c
7.500
4c
Ang
3c
Jan
5"2C
7c
8,500
5c
Feb
5c
5c
2.000
?M*c
Jan
Dec
Nov
19c
54c
7c
Oct
Nov
6c
1.000
Z——.1
Juls
4.30 May
2.000
8.000
Sep
Dec
15Vt May
51c
4VjC
Dec
Jun
12%c Jnn
20c
4c
Feb
3%c Dec
18C
4%c
.1.50
6c
.
51c
18c
1
4l
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8
Dec
18,700
12c
■
1.70
Jnn
10.800
4c
•-
5%
3.30
41
Feb
4%c
,2.55
:
80c
16
Aug
Dec
Jan
400
4c
—1
_/i
12
;
8
26c
23c
'■
.1
Ltd
•
10 %c
1
1.65
30
15c
2%"C
>1
Lake Mines Ltd..—Z_.
8% May
Oct
3'aC
14c
14C
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v.——
a
3o
.
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Chibougamau Mining & Smelting.
Chibougamau .Cooper Corp.
.4.
Miniere
40
Ltd.:——.1
26% Mar
5c
11 Vb
3,100
40
.
;—
Mines
Oct
Apr
5Va
25
1.60
l 3 V4
*
Ltd
Copper
5 %
13 V4
1.40
a
Ltd.
Ltd"
Mines
Dec
2c
100
1.50
——
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Chipman
3c
1
Ltd..
l.ld
Ltd
ChemaWoy^ Minerals
Dec
730
3c
Ltd...:
Investments
Asbestos
1
Ltd..
Ltd———,
Explorations
Mines
Chib-Kayrand
4,000
4——— 4/—..
&
Mines
CentralvManitoba
Cliess
57c
21?'«
Ltd'
Resources
Carbec Mines • Ltd..—,:—
vCartieT'Quebec ExuloralIons Ltd..—
Oct
6%
53c
20%
20%
Ltd...
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—
Canuba
*
,
17%
821/8
&
—i_
Canadian
3 1(1. May
-
20c
I
Corp
Mines
Colliers
Common
———*
Ltd..——.k_uii;_.4_..l
Edmonton
Oct
16
Ltd
Corp..——
44
4 00;;
Mf.r
43Va
130
1,162
Uranium
Nov
.20
Bornite
125
2,245
32
•
Jin
85
100
Nov
54%
41.
1,200
.
9%
4——...
Sep
.35 Ve
see page
g
July
27%
Gas
44 ?b
130
Jan
26
54Vv
Kodiak
>
Jun
120
27Va
&
Canadian
; 13
40
13
•
52%
—
Oil
Bluewater
Apr
21 %
325
1.32
29 ?« Mar
Nov
...
5.00
21%
42%
g
—4
Mining Corp Ltd——
1
Bonnets Raceway Inc...——.1
300
21%
26%
1.32
'//■■-+»:.
30 V4
Bellecliasse
Aug
4.60
23%
:
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Jan
493s
LtU common..*
425
26%
Dec
May
1
•«.
Feb
Ltd
3.65
82
104
Nov
23?
411/4
Mining—1
Placer
Gen
1,215
24% Mar
Jan
99%, Jan
8,366
Dec
19 Vu
Lake
Red
35
20
Dec
85 Va
58
Belding-Corticelli
Jan
Apr
Oct
16
3,470
25
13
n
57
Mining
Bay
Canadian
79
17%
Jan
18 3%
40
103% 103%
•——4.————1
Dec
13
in»
"243/8
6
1 "
431
Mines
Dec
Jan
Jan
:
Feb
1,940
Oil
13%
.
90
Dec
1,265
Ltd
Gold
Dyno
79 %
4,450
al6
U'/o Nov
15 V2 July
10%
72
70'%
Dredge
^.^10
13%
Oct
8
7% May
950
3,906
16%
Ltd "A"___l
Selburn
Baker
Jun
55%
5
2,075
9.50
8 Va
83 %
Lines..
11
11
83%
"50c
Canadian
'
Jan
399 %
.
Exploration—_——1
Telephone Co...—5
Canadian
••
4.60
59i%
T.td
Dec
*
8,125
24i%
Mines
May
43
6 ?8
Apr
58
Ltd—
133/4
.50
Feb
53%
16
24
Beau
19
5
Feb
16%
.
*
Co...—
Jan
-25
7%
18 V4
Jan
13Ve
: —:
STOCKS
19 Va
35 %
Corp
Dec
July
14%
al5%,
•/4-
-
common..—....——.._*
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Nov
Dec
**■
Nov
July
40
-r-———.1 /;</
(Canada)
Jan
831/4
22
69%
Arcadia
Band-Ore
•
-
■—*
certificates—.—__—• /:
Telefilms
Atlas
Jan
7.60
com
53%
Feb
69%
class
Atlin-Ruffner
Avalon
3.25
250
28
.'an
20%
11
lb%
Steel.—
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Nov
726
3R%
15
81i/2
24%
Canada T'/o pfd 100
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
>;
Nov
•
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common.*
common
.
Power
Augustus
17
3414 "
100
a22
58l/2
Trans
Associated
Oct
Jan
32%
30%
———•//
of
7.60
32%
Nov
550
,*;
Pineline...^——_—•
7.40
■
53 %
10%
? 10%-
,r
.
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Arno
Dec
3%
16 "2
...—/——"*
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Dec
575
lela
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Bank———10 /
class A——k——.*- /
8 117
16%
36%
6%
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29%
123..J
12%
425
560
—-•
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53%
Jan
12
Feb
6i/2
28%
7,114
:
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Alscope Consolidated
Nov
•
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preferred—.!—
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;;
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11%
441%
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40 Va
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8
trust
26
,.
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61
Oct
15%
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•
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preferred.^a^k-—'—10
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Jan
/
33% Sep
6%
—.*
15 %
preferred——lo
Ltd
Jan
3.25
.'
15%
common.——*
of
143,3
%
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common.——
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Jun
2.O10
3.65
Ltd
Ltd
13
44
—i*
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16%
141
Dec
9% Mar
35
Friday
Nov
15 %
•
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90
3,170
11 Vb
,—
£
common
11 1/8
12%
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13%
international Bronze Powder 6% pfd_25
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30%
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;
LISTED
Nov
17%
3.65
20c
i—
—
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(John)
51
11%
Paper $2
Inland Cement
68 %
21%
12 */4
50%
—-——/
Molybdenite
Mining..—1
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd——5
Antfionlan Mining Corp Ltd———
1
21
is'i's
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
Inglis
r.
1,748
15%
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90
210
37
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a
60
36
36
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17
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25
3534
'
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•
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1,765
33%,
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pfd...^—_.50c
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Apr
21
100
1.031% 1.03%
Oct
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19%
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3,161
36%
1.75
Jan
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4,065
4.10
19^2
35%
35%
1
class A-—
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Hudson's
28%
4.00
•
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—
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Jan
Jan
7
2,475
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100
Sep
15%
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12
'
1
-
Class B
:Horne
•'/
231
27%
27%,
"
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21%
150
11%
2.00
12%
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a—'
600
22'%
'
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22i%
2.00
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&
6%
1,603
8
Sep
19
May
17%
53
17
4.50
Structural
45
770
47%
5,135
57%
Canadian Stock Exchange
•
17
17,
pf(i—100
W<>'-rants
Hardee
Jan
10
20
8 %
7%
Prices
Aug
136
"*2,039 "
al2
•
7%
-Ltd
/ Zellers
:
/
8%
^—100
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7.00
,"66
:■■■: 510
a56
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•
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Apr
45 %
10
8
v'j,:
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:/
Dec
10
8,555
291/2
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1
preferred
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263^
15%
400
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23%;
a56
28 ?'8
1°
E
/
Jan
2.60
2,288
17
1.41
Nov
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20% July
1.41
6%
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Walker
Dec
Jan
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15 V8
16%
;
Jun
14
16 34
Nov
65
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Sep
16,631
%
28
Jan
40 V2
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50
•
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17% Aug
—•
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,
48%
Nov
1
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Aug
May
Jan
■
14
260
/ IOV4 May
108
/ 313/4 Jan
Nov
375
Dec
13%
corp—
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,
Mar
3,881
Dec
.10%
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;
Dec
27
36
56%
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22%
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Jan
"
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7.65
'
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133;
Jail
15%
Jun
28% May
•>
61%
Aug
11%
5,330
*
—
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Jan
Dec
Nov
56% Aug
Nov
19%
v
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28
*
Oct
22%
1,976
1,980
10
18,900
40
59%
23
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Dec
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&
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13yB
19
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.
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10
Canada
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28 % May
Jan
Oct
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Nov
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5.75 Apr
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13 Vb
Feb
15%
24
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81%
•
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Jan
103
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82:
40
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.
Jan
19%
5,859 "
65
7,613
2,936
55
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Nov
15
Jan
2.50
101
50
13%
62%
21%
'*.':. 54
15 Vb
—
Aug
13%
Brewery
:
of Canaau common—.——• .•
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60
21 V's
54%
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/,
17
July
21%
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Sep
10%
—100
A
Jan
8 V*
40
*
common
common
class
24
Jan
16
602
v
60%
15
60?/8
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81%
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16,675
:
3.90
19%
•
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•
26
63
-
20%
65
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/.
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36%
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10 Va
100
37
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Oct
;.*••••- 13 y4
Oct
200
4,178
13
/Steel Co of Canada./———/
Nov
*
—
preferred
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■'//
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'
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17%
20%
13
28 y4
Paper class A.
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/
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•
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63
•
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20V4
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Feb
103 Vz
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Nov
53 %
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•
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18%
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16
•
6,181
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25%
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Dec
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Feb
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109
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163/4 July
.'
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7% May
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200
23
14%
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100
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100
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200
•
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Feb
74
•
37
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27
132
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Dec
%
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80
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preferred ______———.100
103%
Oct
4
Dec
31V4
44
17%
13%
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Oct
7%
/'
30%
Jan
243% Feb
78
'.
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21
9%
•
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37
•
6
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Apr
July
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151/2
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Dec
Jan
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385
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Rotlunans
32
"
■:•*•: 5%
a8
:
V
13%
f --
f;■
;
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7 %
14? a'
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;
Feb
RoP.and
21
"
37%
i—__100
Hallway
—5,
Canadian Petrofina Ltd, preferred
,
21%
:
-
Sep
Dec
6
al4
Dec
13%
Jan
9V4
10?s
13%
78
Dec
10
Dec
Sep
760
—,
(Albert
Reitman's
Nuv
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59 Vb
Dec
2,460
10% %
69%
??
Z——I;
common— -/
Pacific
Canadian
9%
173/4
220
•
a4.50
k 15%'
50
—
preferred
preferred
43%: Jan
,
600
.
6%',..
69%
9 /;
common
Car*odian .Oir Companies
8f,d
k '/
625
Reed
Dec
32
:
Jun
16%
.
May
7%
Jan
17%
Nov
15
110 Va May
8
50
24
preferred
Jun
63
May
5,616
,
Jan
13?4
Mar
7%
.
,
„
41 %
.
Nov
3%
22
Jan
Feb
91
Warrants
Mar
84
Jan
10'%
205
July
23 y2
Jail
12
18 %
975
13%
«ahmii«iU-xO-
1
Marconi
39 y4
425
275
21- •••/'-
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Hydrocarbons
Canadian
<
Jan
,
Nov
19 Va
Jun
25%
Jan
17'%
100
2,744
preferred——
20
-
A-auc
cmoo
.1
■Canp^ian
18y4
1
—*
Telephone.
29
/ .*
:
31
Cantula
Co
Quebec
29
Jan
75
'
-1,323
38%
a4.50
*
30%
.
*96
a—
31 %
—_——
Dec
1021/2
17%. Nov
125
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,::6
16
;.'•
Sep
Jan
Gas...——1
oi
&
Warrants
July ;
a6
Feb
L5a%
42 %
Power
%
405
Jun
8%
a__
4.6en
:
:
94
.
1,800
9
8
Oct
44
Oct...
42 %
Development
Corp
6%
9%
9 %
8?
30%
Tubes.
Quebec Natural
;
9%
..
.9
class B___.—_*
Ltd
Quebec
30
„.
125...
..
Vs
Jan
-
22
6 3%
„,
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.
21 .21 Vs"
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Sep
NOV./,;"
15
19.
: a26
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11 Va
v
24% July
25% Jan
25
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-
common—•
Feb
31
-
,
Dec
20%
..L—
163/4
38
1,250
."
•
351/4
37%
—aLi.--——25
Chemical
;-
25
-
19«%;
34%
11% Mar
.
101 Jit May
1,617,
10%
:
.
Dec
6,038
--
591/2
10
I91/2
:
Jan/;
:
625
Nov
Jan
-40
common,-
Bros
1958
23%
58%
,V
19%
common-
series
$1.00
Canadian
23%
Price
23 %
,
2,100
3,115
•
23'.///'
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common
Celanese
61%
Nov
7%
913
86%
,60
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—
British Aluminium
Canadian Bronze
60
Power
•
'
al7
•
j;,; V'.
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'. 8 %
r
.100
251/4
22%
X 86%
:_100
5'%-' preferred
Canadian
29%
25
Placer
3,3
301%
29%
-
Oct
Dec
Aug
15% Dec
52 y2 Nov
.
a26
——_——5
Weaving
Mines
Penmans
15
,
1234
;
1,872
24%
al7
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vuininun-
commons
Mar
25%
25%
60
tin
8%
255.
.
a94
;
.18
a26
& Chemical common..._5
steei
Page-Hersey
373/s
Dec
45
36%
29%
291/2-
15
1,373
1,400
•
13
24%
A_—■
jfuununco
4 % 'h preferred
Canada Steamship
r,
24%
•
14,860
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91/2
34
30%
Sugar—
J
'
14%
a
13
24%
20
Dominion
al4%
13
34%
commun
<te
14%
__100
—
preferred—:
Canada
Canaua
'.U
'
common
Cement
$1.30
a
*
•
—
Jan
11%
July
May
53/4 May
Jan
29%
520
18%
Scotia Light & Power
•
Ogilvie Flour Mills common———•
Pacific Petroleum
——__:
1
9
Dec :
6
a94
(_4
•
Nova
Dec
54
.
Dec
52
6,573
12%
Building Products-
;.
150
36%
12%
Trust...—
Preferred '
Nov
52
.
Mar
6%
3.00
35%
1
Nov
59 y4
Mar
.
50
12%
—;
National Drug
Noranda
9,935
15%
10
Montreal
Dec
Dec
"
35%
.
Ltd
59
25
Company
Bruck
87
3.60
•
pfd
Dec
56
47% Mar
6
70
.
—:—.—*
Locomotive——
Nov
50
59
Montreal
National
46
3.35
Dec
Niagara Wire
50
14,197
33 %
.
_H_—-——_*
class A——:—_*
—
Dec
V."! 2,075
Sep
a23
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B
Dec
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8%
7%"
31
Class
6.60
541/2
July
r
—21 %
Prefeired
213/a
,
7
;
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Breweries. Ltd
Oct
Dec
56
Nov
Oct
325
7%
a22.
,
,'comj.——*
Steel
Class B
Molson
Nov
51%
•
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81
Jan
22%
70
49 %
985
;•
•
*
5.40
Oct
.
.1,7 u J
15,860
19%
57%
59
—:
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Chemical Ltd 6%
38 y4
56
3.50
Products
Columbia
•
1,000
21
13
•
9,931
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100
1.09
•
55
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•
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Power
Bank
54%
21%
1.08
Nov
76%
29
123s
25
Jan
17 Va
,
1st preferred—'—-lOQ
22
...
66% Jan
2,005
51%
£1
;
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59'/a
51%
51%
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20% Mar
Oct
Sep
12%
r July
33
Structural
High
15
21
5 Vz %
Dec
36%
.
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Massey-Ferguson common———»—•
Dec
Jan
Power
'
1,480
preferred,
.4—lOQ /,
1.08
/;• Metropolitan Stores common....—_—*
"
Miron Co Ltd 6% partic pfd———10
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Mitchell
(Robt) class A---.?
"Nov
533A
,*
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Mariume "Tti
July
July
/ '46%
/.
18% Mar
:
614
:
'->■< 9,829
6.45
56%
50
Paper—,
Brazilian
22
•r
r'
18%
54%
———50
British
1,110
-
—25
pfd
—
preferred
Bowater
6.30
18%
•
Telephone..—
Bowater
2,140
200
•
Nov
'
205
80%'
Jan
52
4,285
49:,/8
55 y8
33
427
%;
82
49
;
6.40
Bathurst
'
45
Jan
25 % Mar
:71% -74%/
78%
K ' ' 79
Dec
54 "
Feb
50%2
~
a25 a25%
10
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Nova
30%
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40
"
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22
*
St
5%
"
—•-
35%
29
72
49
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(M)
5,900
25 %
'
t
MacMUlan HtoedPl & Powell River wu »
Mailman Corp Ltd.—::
—
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July
51 Yz
5
531/2'
22%
10
45 y^ Mar
*
—
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16"
23?«
23?'aC
25
—
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15%
21V2
*
—
Ltd
MacKinnon
'
46
•*
23
A—.—
Low
.
16
■
38y8May
"
53
53
_25
—
Sep
Par;
<
preferred
Lower
50NOV
Apr
285
29
/223/4
Dec
21%
530
34 %
^25
;
;
of' Montreal:
Bank
•
-
"
32% Feb
263'i
45
/
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(John)—__i
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Loeb
*'
110
19 '4
45%
;
Jan
:
43% July
.
•
a54
53
34%!
Apr
8,427
45
45%
•
;
%
23
a54
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19V2
10 •
13,300
;
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50
preferred .'-J—
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Argus Corp Ltd coiuuiou—( \
36:%
High
Lewis
'
49
$2.90
Asbestos Corp-—.:-,-..
28
23
49%
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred—_.iZZ5©
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
23%
22'
a—50.
3,616
6%%
Year 1961
Range for
Low
41%-
C 49
281/4
-
—:_Z
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—
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...
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Laureutide^ Financial class
for-Week
<
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High
40%:
231/2
i—,z>-—:•
Ltd—-———
Co
preferred
■
40%
Sugar class AZ——/.kZ*;
Acadia-Atlautic
Aluminum
•
;
common..
Low
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
./
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
I^ Par
•
Canadian
Range
1
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
Exchange
in
Week's
37
Jan
38%c Mav
5 VaC
Nov
i
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38
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(434)
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Monday, January 22, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
RANGE FOR YEAR
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
*
Low
Par
Preferred
Chlb Mines Ltd
Copper Rand
1.23
Jan
35
1,000
81c
Feb
1.62 May
15,500
31c
35c
15c
46c
500
35c
Dec
78c
8,500
35c
Apr
5
20%
12
1' '■* 10%C
Ltd.——-i—
20%
20
\
-
.
•
12
'
10c 11
500
•
%<?-
9% May '•■
20
Oct.
3«
—-
r
Dec
May
Rio
Oils
Ltd——
Mines
Dome
■'{'
V"
1
I "'
Dominion
Dominion
Explorers LtdLeaseholds Ltd
%
Dominion
•
Oilclotli & Llneleuin Co Ltd •
i!:
Fano
Mining
Fleet
Mfg
Foreign
Fundy
Copper
Oils nui
Goiuen
Mines
Age
Gui-Por
Uran
80c
4c
4c
4c
-r
600
38y2
-
Mar
9c
Nov
2.25
425
35c
•20,600
2bc
July
10,800
3c
Jan
11c
Nov
6c
17c
17c
3%c
3%c
•
•
10c
1,000
-
i
•
1.22
45
125
48c
10c
Jun
1.33
40
New
International
Ceramic
International
Mining Ltd
Paints
6%
Mines
iso
Israel
Ltd
Class
B
Oil
Ltd
Co
1951
preferred
Aug
7
Aug
5%
1955
preferred—J——
5
38
Feb
46
Jun
Russell
52%
45
50
Feb
53
Aug
San
Jan
Dec
Sherritt-Gordon
Oct
52%
1.08
1.74
20,900
46c
9c
9c
500
7c
3.50
3.70
4,021
30c
31c
43,550
7c
10c
3.65
a
•
a9%
alO
175
26%
26%
:
30c
warrants
8%c«
Acceptance Corp class A
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
5
a9%
1
26%
Laduboro
Ltd
-
1
Mines
Oil
Dufault
1
(Alfred)
"A"
Inc
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ud
Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Feb
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mines
McKenzie Red
Gold
Melcliers
Lake
Distilleries
Mercury
Limited
200
23
Sep
46%
225
18c
12 "12
72c
80c
21c
*
Automatic
New
New
Lake
West
Amulet
American
North
American
'Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com
Northwest Industries Ltd—— '
•'.
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.
'
•'•:
!
ii
Mines
Paul Service
Permo
Gas
19c
&
Gold
Put
Place
3
v
i
f.
<<
&
Porcupine
Ltd
Gas
33
2.30
'•£ 2.30
.■
Prime
non
Premier
Provo
cum
Mines
Steel
Gas
Mills
Quebec
Jun
18c
May
h:
Red
Nickel
Crest
Roberval
Ruby
Voting trust
Gold
Mines
■
7%
Jan
•
9c"
5
<>4,/aC Dec
j;
'42c
*
Aug
68c
,
,
Nov
657,500
6.50
1,900
2.35-
5c
V: 6c
Jun
,9
10%
6c
"40,400
Sep
Alberta
Algoma
7 Aug .,*]
34
3.25
;
7,.
Jan
.'v,-
" 3,500
6,500
Preferred
St
St
8c
75c
Jan
Nov
4
'
Allied Roxana
2.00
3c
V
'
July
20c
7%C Dec
7%
Nov
Oct
38c
Oct
13 y4
Feb
7c
42y2c May
54c
Dec
Dec
18c
May
Apr
47%
63
Jan
75
7
Feb
12 Vz
Jan
2.50 Aug
12
13
48c
50c
7,500
9c
10c
6,000
7%c
44% c
44 %c
45c
170
42
75
1
Ii
75%
85
11%
13%
3,735
2.10
13%
2.14
1,200
24 %c
24c
2c
3%C~
13c
1.90
—2
Maurice
Sangamo
Gas
Co
Satellite
An acoh
Saucou
i
Oils
Soca
II_I„•
"
Ltd
Sobey's Stores
class
A
1.05
Feb
5.85
6.75
13,405
2.00
Feb
9.05
Dec
4.95
100
2.05
Feb
6.40
Sep
3%C
12%c
29C
l'/ac
Nov
8,950
7c
Jan
22c
48,100
3%C
4c
80c
17,500
14c
38c
49c
3%c
4,000
2c
Feb
9c
2,000
8c
July
2.40
56c
II I
Dufault
~
l
Petroleum
Lake
Mines
Mines
~_I
*
Mines
Titan
Petroleum
Tooke
Bros
Coid
400
8%
Anthes
-,
Aug
May
United
Principal
United
Towns
~
new—I
16 %c
Feb
Hout
Associates
Ltd
Virginia
Waite
Ltd
Mining
Amulet
Weedon
Wendell
Westvllle
Woods
For
Mines
Ltd
Mineral
Oil
Co
Mines
Ltd
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I
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Ltd-,
Manufacturing Co
footnotes,
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■
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$2.60
Ltd—III
see page
41.
"
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Sep
Gold
65c
Dec
65c
Jan
•
',
,
95c
Ash
High -v;
V.
41%
12%
13 %
7 103
15c
V
110
185,950
lOVaC
14c
5.65
5.90
£4
i
9y4
July *r
12%
Nov
Jan
23
Nov
Jun
101
.
6,830 :
Aug
20c
Sep
16c
2.80
-
Jan
17
37 %c
37 %c
40c
10,500
36c
6.85
Feb
Oct
7 2.75
2.60
2.00
2.75
1.25
1.80
7,200
1.20
■
1.25.
;
5,520
51c
Oct
2.30
Nov
1.50 Mar
1.85
2.00
5,300
37%
10,762
,--,£460
24%
Jan
110
' 105 ys
Jan
15%" 16 %
7,571
7.90
-20
21
42c
-45c
22
22
22%
67%
67 %
8,15
8.70
49
49
50
-11
11
20%
/■
,
7
<
7
110
■•-;il:
-
•
r-
--
38c
.-
-
;
-
-
4.00
300
•
4.00
2.30
28%
2734
.28%
13,240
23
23
160
48%
49%
27e-
-
27C
•
:
NOV
May
109 " '
Nov
Jan
24
Nov
Feb
7072
Nov
12 '•
49% :
Dec
Feb
Jan
•'12%
Jan
•
26%
Dec
Feb
.
1,920
—
23,417
-94,800
5c
7%C
8c
31,383
6c
45c
47c
1.55
1.95
4,775
1.50
8C
8,600
bsc
21,700. £
37c
Feb
JUn ;
Nov
49
-
.
Nov
.
15c
'
"
i
8.00
54
9.30
9.50
14c
15c
39,000
48 Va
:
360
51%
'
2,350
48%
102
Nov
24c'
,
I;
7.10
12c
Oct
13c
7
Dec
l4%b
i
,
Apr
84c
•
Jun
4.05 May
12c
Jan
Jan
14
54
May
Sep
9.9.0
Dec
Feb
22 c
Jan
36c
Jan
28
Apr
49 %
Dec
Nov
1
102
102
Feb
101 Va
2%c
4c
49,500
2c
Jan
20c
Apr
1.11
1.05
1.12
26,400
7 IP
Feb
2.25
Sep
46%
Dec
45%
95
"
45%
53
1
40c
32%
Jan
250
48
Jan
53
54%
580
51%
Nov
53%
11c
31,100
6c
Oct
14 %c
Nov
99c
1.04
2,566
28c
1.03
;
Va
"*"
_•
14%
-1-
10
1
97/4
'
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9%"
62c'
88c
Jan
■vP
9% May
200
15
"
9%
85c
f
Dec
9 %c
95/aC
1,205
53%
53
,
%;
46%
52%
..-
%'
July
Jan
6%C Aug
25
,
-
Dec
July
4c
50
Nickel—2-—4.
5.40
8,000
11 %c 13 %c
14%c
50
B_i£_____
100
52
9.50
H'/aC
•
class
8.00
54
;
1
common_.__^_£4_l__
7c
Dec
36%
26
Aug
Apr
46c
...
——
May
2.49
'
1
45% Mar
22c
22c
*
Oct
4.25 Dec
v
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Jan
19c
1.75
—100
£
•
50 % Nov
Jan
-1.65
21
:
12 J/aC
4
19'/lb
7 %c
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v
Jun
'
2.60 f
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Feb
16c
t
Dec
52c
4.00
2.00
850
.
17 Va
8 %
"
4.00
Dec
Jan
32%
1
400
,
4
110
Jan
52%
70
1,819
,
•"••8,744
38'
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Mar
16 Va
550
2.50
7
*
14
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.-
68
-
s2,553
-
r -
-
104
;
Nov
.1 45
36%
-
Jan
2.95
108%
-•
; :
Nov
Jan
36%
108
Oct
May
1.65
Jan
60c
1087/b
107 y«-
Nov •«;
Mar
27
Apr
v
•9y2
820
8%
48c
Warrants
Apr
Nov
Associated
2.68
Apr
Atlantic
4,142
7
Jan
9%
Dec
Atlas
41c
Jan
1,00
Sep
Atlin
Ruffner
210
12y2 May
1.00 Jan
Wire—
Steels—__£__
500
17%
50c
50c
100
18 %c
21c
19,700
1.26
1.26
120
1.50
1.60
39,450
71c
Feb
40c
2,300
10,500
15c
Feb
1.55
7c
7%c
1.73
1.75
14%
14%
8c
Jan
Nov
22c
1.25
(Jet
131'2
Dec
:
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Apr
;
-
Mar
3c
865,690
Sep
116
Jan
5c
1,609
1.45
Jun
Jan
12,000
13%
Jun
23c
82,000
5c
Jan
11c 14%c
150,600
4c
Sep
17%
,-Aumaque
Nov
Aunor
Aug
Auto
130
8c
2.00
iey4
31c
Electric
Feb
Banff
Feb
5c
6,500
15,000
6c
Sep
150
25c
Oct
65c
Oct
21c
100
16c
Oct
55c
Jan
29,660
4%c
Aug
Aug
64c
Nov
18c
;
Sep
7ll0
Sep
1.60
Jan
Base
15%
15%
15%
1,950
13
Sep
Dec
2.90
2,850
75,500
Dec
Bat.a
•
70c
8c
40
100
2,000
8.90
1,000
7c
210,000
2%c
July
70c
70c
9,900
6c
11c
149,214
40
40
2.30 Aug
22,400
1.00
Dec
6,719
,
21%
Jan
33 % July
7c
Jan
13c
1.60
Feb
'
9c
'
924,400
9VaC
6%c
18,500
7c
4,300
3.60
2,830
17 %c May
Jan
5%c July
2.65
Mar
97'2C
Dec
7t"
,
Oct
3.30
Feb
-r
5
Nov
Mir.
5
•
•
5%
2.50
2.50
2.50
100
2.30
Oct
2.50 Mar '"
9.10
9.90
28,970
4.90
Jan
9.85
22%
1,400
18% Mar
22%
Dec
25%' 25%
750
20% Mar
25
Aug
22.
25%
50o
1.35
1
25 %c
20c
:
900
Dec
'
1.40
1.35.,
-
28c
75c
2,500
7.380
21c
42,986
'
25V2C
250
10
72
10
17c
.78%
Jan
1.75
Aug
26 %c
Dec
52c
May
10c
Feb
23%c
Nov
.!
£_
59%
4,522
82
5,084
66%
Jan
52
3,500
51
Nov
1.52
1.60
9,150
27c
19,500
9c
20,000
78%
•
,_i
76% Dec
Jan
74 Vz
25 %c
£—
—i
71%:
,
51
1.52
,
1.42
85%
:
Dec
58
Nov '•
2.12
May
Jam
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
3.50
2.60
6c
Nov
14%
3.10
-', •
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Distribution
Metals
Nov
Bates &
70
Nov
Bathurst
4'/2c
Nov
11c
Jan
Oct
8.35
Dec
July
5c
Nov
%c Sep
4c
Mar
46c
Aug
2 Vac May
33
Jun
71c
9c
40
Dec
Nov
Apr
Mines—4—'——
Petroleums _£
18c
Jan
2c
_£;
—_..__4
8c
8c
20c
Nov
25c
Oct
'
7c
-
14 %c May
Sep
7c
July
'
30
5.70
:
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Uranium
Apr
33,000
2c
Cons
Trust
Baska
8.60
—1
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Mines———,i_.
Barnat -Mines——
Dec
5%c
3.50
25
Montreal———__i
70c
1
6%c.
3.50
7—__25
—4
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1,400.
2c
67/2c
n
preferred
of
2,600
6c
1.00 Aug
9.35
£
class
of
8%
—1
9%c
1
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Bank
Barex
95c
6c
B__
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Bank
5.60
62 Va
1
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8%c
85c
9%c 11 %c
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1
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4%C
1.10
27
30%
7%cll%c
29
1
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class
Oil—
Bankfield
5.40
j
4,370
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•
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2nd
■Bankeno
Oct
Nov
12c
2.90
60,800
1.02'
1.05
35c
1.40
"
14c
25c
62%
Ltd
5%%
Sep
95c
10c
Mines
Bailey SeJburn Oil
5% preferred
Mav
9%c
2.90
•
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Gold
Autofab
2.75 May
85c
21c
62%
£
£_
Mines—i.
Aumaclio River Mines—__.-i._4_
Dec
1.30 Mar
25c
25c
•
Copper
22c
1.25
'
21c
12c
34c
1.35.
—
'
17%
18 %C
Coast
!_
£
.4—
Standard
Class
Innes
&
A
common
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A
Class
Bros
A
Beaver
Lumber
—
Lodge Mines
Beaver
Class
A '
6c
*
£———£._—;
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—~—;—,*
6%c
_£___*
•
3%r
19c
Feb,
Nov'
9c
Feb
19%
Nov
21%
Dec
55
471
48%
Nov
56
Dec
Jan
22c
54%
'
25...
.
^7c
2.55
£
19c
7,900
6»'4
6%
470
5%
Nov
8%
9%.
9%
731
8%
Oct
9%
10,000
5c ,-(»%c
31
31 %
.
21
Oet
2,40
22J
2.50
18%
18c
6%
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common—;—*
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2.50
54%.
23,909:
7,500
14c
18 %
1
'£
—
Co
2.50
•
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common
1
lie;
6c
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Beattie Duquesne
Beatty
11c
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class
Power
•
21
.
.
Sep;
4c
9%c
r
56c
•
£.
Arcadia
-
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Oct
Jun
25 Vz
380
20o
A—
Assobiated
Dec
19%
4,000
7
1
Mines..—
Temple
1,260 '
-•••••:
43%
Jun
8
5,630
23%
11 %c
••
36% Apr
23% Mar '
11,675 " '
,1,125-
23
20c ;
Aug
24,947
lOo
Ashdown Hardware
,
5.60
j
Low
.
7c
18
.1
Oil
Asamera
Sep
Aug
8.00
•
Dec
Range for Year 1961
168,016 <
25 Vz
,
14c
_lc
preferred
157,595
j
Products
7.90
Nov
Jun
85c
*
Mining Corp
Westburne
!
Corp
Apr
1212c
-
'
class
9%
l
3
I
;
i; 1.60
Dollars
Shares
256
-.40%
;
1
_£—
Mines
|
_j•
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Ventures
Imperial
1.34
85C
6
iq
Dec
May
for Week
1.10
50
:
-
Argus Corp common..
$2.50 preferred™
•
;
Nov
13 *
*
„
Sales
s
.
High
14c
—.25,
1st pfd class B__.
—£,
Nickel warrants
IIIl
Properties
Elec_.
of
18
••.
Controls.^..,
9%
!!__•
preferred
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
16%
23Va
12V* May
93c
• ;
Arcadia
Jun
40, Dec
Apr
500
1.75
i
.
Dec
1,200
4%c
Ltd
89c
Jan
21 %c
common;
2.85
,
;
Prices:,
"
■
Redeemable
Der
1.30
14%c
•
■
5.25 Feb
1.20
7%iT
~~
Ltd
1417%"Sep V
74
Jan
Exchange
In Canadian
Range
—_10c
Petroleums
1.15
•
Ltd—
Feb
15%
93c
—50
Pete——i
9%
1
Ltd
Ltd—
Dec
:
.
5.65
—• -'
1.34
1
Lld_
Exploration
Van
25c
10%
100
Ltd
Consolidated
Tazin
Tib
Mines
12 Vz c
41c
:
: 9
Oct
Aug
9.80 Mar
""
~2
pfd
—
Gold
Tache
18,550
1.05
Warrants
Sullivan
2,175
i
4%c
'15c
*
Jan
10%
»
LtdlllHIH
Mines
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan Air Services
Supertest
57c
,1.50
2.00
35c
Ltee
Standard
1,100
1,800
7.25
1.25
""g
'
2.45
48c
Sep
26%C 26 %C
♦
t
Shop &. Save (19571 Ltd
10,000
1.92
5.60
■
.
Jan
200
102%
Anglo American Exploration—
10.25
Anglo Canadian pulp. & Paper pfd
50
Anglo Huronian——.4
_*
Anglo Rouyn Mines—_£_—_,
_1
Ansil Mi«es._£—£_____.
.1
Sep
16c
7.20
II
Development.
Siscalta
South
.*"
-
III
Ltd
1.10
,
11 %c
6'-
'0
;
Lead Mines^—i—
Anchor
Oct
37,500
8%C
1.50
Inc
Mines
3,300
Week's
,
—
3%C
2.40
1
Landsi
Ltd_x.
Metal
—
7:100
•
Minerals
Leduc
.^Analogue
.
Nov
26c
49c
I
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a 15
:
f
*
10
*4,4.
American
Sep
4.95
5.85
III
,
9,220
...' 310
;
12%
*
Columbian
Feb : 7
;i5y*
22%
15% £
Amalgamated Larder iyfinesi—
Amalgamated Rare Earth.
i.___
Aug
Oct
*
9%C
1
Diversified
Jan
15 7.
May
11% May
Oct
V 1.52 ,-'1.58
—100
Aluminium. Ltd.—
Aluminum Co 4%' preferred—.
"\4Vz%
preferred 74-i-.—
••
Apr
Nov
1
I
3.20
6.85
23%'
_;—•;
Almlnex
Sep
7c, July
Oct
1,300
20
-
Feb
T5y4
Dec
Jun
20% Nov
20% Oct
,
1,000
25
Algonquin Bldg Credits common—'
Warrants —————I—
—4 7
8.GO May
7
50c
1.30
Jun
I 1,000
8.20
—i_4—
Feb
10
12%
Jun
8% Mar "
1.36
Dec
Sep '
1.10 May
8.20
39c
7.40%
—
co111mo11._4.-i-
4—1-
Jan
33c
58c
Lawrence
Lawrence
-
1.55
150
•.
..19%
15
Oct
13%
-, ;
19% July
20
'
Aug
5
Cons Oils_——j.
Central
Warrants
;• I2y2c May
Jan
2,500
Warrants
St
Pacific
5.40
,
240
r
19%
.50
a20
-
Mar
;
7c.' Jan
63% Aug
Mar
S
a 15
;
20c
•
preferred————,
Class B preferred————
Alherta Natural Gas——,
i
Nov
18c
% c Jan
*<nc
5,000
x
Ltd
57c
500
-
100
common.—-
Class A warrants—
4c
Ltd—1
Ltd
Enterprises
52c
6,500
*
Low
•
•:
Nov
Sep
8c
10%
•
Mining Corp
Foo's
Gold———
14c
41c
Mines—
3,500
<
J
14%
Last
.
Alberta Gas Trunk
Area
Ragland
Jan
; 4.70
*
Warrants—
Sep
9c
Jan
57c
50
Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
44 y2
_1
Alberta Distillers common———
Nov
7%
Lithium
'
1
6.00
Yellowknlfe
Feb
2.00
42c
XX
II*
Quebec Cliibougamau Goldfields
Quebec Cobalt At Exploration
4,831
1
—
Akaitcho
Class A
25%
6.45
1st pfd 50>
Ltd
:"35%
200
41c
>
*
Nov
3c
Ltd
Preducers
Dec
1,200
;
1
——;
—
Dec
2QQ
2.35
I Ii
cum
Mines—
70
50
/
7c
l
Ltd
24%
22%
;
*
•
50c
l
part 2nd pfd
:. .-,55
:
15%
J— _—--100
Agnew Surpass Slioe__.
Agnico Mines Ltd
41c
!
—
Uranium
Acme Gas & Oil——
Jun
7%
A
Ltd
Preferred
Acadia
•
Advocate Mines Ltd__—
II
pfd
27 y4
125
4.60
14%
•
•
;
_i
Dec
I
4%%>
common
11 Va
•
Sen
2c
10,500
33
Oct
Jan
Oct'
8.10
22%
•
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Jan
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2.30"
4c
12
25
Atlantic Sugar
Class
2%c
59,400
50c
Oct
*■
1.92
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Shown
Algoina Steel.w—
j
Ltd
class
Co
23c
12c
,,
.
Nov
Jan
•11%
12 Vs
Nov
9%
11%
8.10
Mines Ltd.——ui__——_*
46
.,52,000
v
10
„
1.92
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•
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6%
■
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Mining Co
Oil
Power
;* '*
Oil
Products
4c
Jun
13%
Jan
-
•
.
-
•
coinmonl_— •
Oec
97/a
Mar
3c
158,100
£'48c
*
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Pitt
\\
Lid
16c
Dec
4.15
7
20%
9 Vr*
a20
*
Acadia
9 Vz May
Dec
7c
12
126
,11c
(1945) LtdJ
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
—;
l
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
l
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd__l
Puudasii
4.20
11,000
76
Dec
20%
al9% al9%
■i
Abitibi Power & Paper
i Preferred
•——-
Jun
3.50
10% Mar
25
Abacus
^ar :"•;
:7^c
""32c' Mar
710
11c
19c
■:
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9c;
Sep ;
'50c
Obalskl
i
'
1.55
7%
5%c
8.70
1,435
&20 Va &20Va
Sale Price-
Dec
14%
Juil
Aug
200
13c
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r'
Sep
4c
Jan
5c
80o
7
•
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Jun
:.
21 %
Jan
1,000
1.17
:
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1.10 May
5 %
3VaC
J
13c
Jan
Jun*"*
11%
746,200
'•-
Jun
2.60
1,600
95 c; 1.18
1.54
Prices
Jun
■
3.50
all
i
l.ltl
:
1.22
52c
i,ooo
4.10
14c
1
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47c
12c
-3,600
75
50c
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Dec
315
5c
Ltd__l
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11 %c
200
r
18
1,050
.*"9
'Toronto Stock
Dec
;;j
2,000
11c
...i
Asbestos
Nov
7
4.00
4.00
•
Rare
19c
25c
,
all
*
CoLtd.10
Mines
B_—
Nov
10%
•
8% i,V 8%
8%
♦
Vending Co Lid
Uranium
North
'
1.20
7
Ltd
_New Santiago Mines Ltd
lis;
96c
25c
Minera's Ltd
Jack
7c
•
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
94c
1.08
*
Newfoundland Light & Power
'if :■
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Canada
National
Native
13%
94c
I
50c
Mussens
"
13%
5c
•
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I;
13%
Dec
27
1.12
Par"
13,600
1
Jan
Oct
6e
23%
:
•~9
common—*.
Wayne Petroleums Ltd_
Jun
51
Jan
10,000
20c
'24c
Feb
5
6,900
79c
1
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
|jl r
28c
20c
Mount
•-
25c
><■
1
Ltd
27
2,254,974
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
:
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1.34
Jan
it
19%
9% Jan r
,
4,585
;•
1.12
t
28% May
Nov
8c
43
1.00
4.00
"
51%
—1
2,000
1.34
14%
287
'
100
10%
51
Ltd
2,000
18c
,24'a Nov
Jan
100
,;
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Friday
6,000
28c
Pleasant Mines
class
Jan
27%
46%
.19
200
9%?
51%
Ltd—————*
Line Co
*
Ltd
Sep
50c
10c
1,230,
-
Jan
Aug
'
a24
Pipe
Nov
6C
Dec
2%C
Warrants
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mld-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
12 y4
July
12c
10c
•
Merrill
Nov
2c
500
•
com
10
635
2%c
17
Jun
Nov-
61 > a Oct
,,'11% Jan
:
;i5% Dec
11,000
27%
,-23
'
4c
1
Cliipman
Oils
48%
9.25 Aug
2.65
27
1
Ltd'
Corp
Canada
Amusement
United
Oct
14c
5
Ltd
United
*
Propane
;
Nov
11 •%
♦
Mines Ltd
12%
14c
1
Ltd
Gas
3%c
*
Mines
1.64
Oct
1,105
Mountain ;Oil
27% Aug
Dec
3.90
12%
"
■
1.05
1,100
Trans
of
Ltd—__;
Mines
Superior
V-1,300
100
23 %
20
Ltd—
Mines
Iron
Rock
Jan
*4.00!
6c
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Mines
Jun
Dec
10
Jan
6,300
•
Lowney Co Ud (Walter M)
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
♦
17%
90c
11%
4c
I
Lithium
Massval
100
17%
Steep
54
-
26
,
9.75 '•
'
Ltd——*
Gold
Dec
5.75
41c
6Va Mar
7.60
16%
July
Industries
Antonio
Union
90c
17%
16c
Dec
6.80
7.15
1
1.32
3.00 Aug
28c
'
Lambert
5.50
14,000
1.60
1
Labrador
Lake
5%
7
a44 % a44 V*
1
Continental
Jubnee
iron
Corp__
Keely-Frontier Mines
1
Dec
200
Dec
6c
1950 pfd—20
—20
3,000
22,625
SO
pfd
conv
5%
Telephone
Quebec
Jan
15c
Oct
7c
4.95
4.95
•
23%
;—1.25
4.10
4.75
Ltd common—•
Foundation
Investment
6c
Pipe Lines Ltd_^—
6c
♦
Ltd. "A"—•
(Can)
1
1——
Corp
8.00 •8.00
1
Ltd
Helium
International
18
Apr
Jan
3.70
Ltd^—___!———__1
Mines
Dec
41
Jun
'
Goldfield
Hosco
Pembina
Jan
7.35
5.00
9.60 Mar
9V4
Corporation Ltd
Murray Mining Corp Ltd_—,—.1—1_1
Nov
5.15
Jan
200
26
10 y4
Moore
Nov
Oct
■', 21:
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co———5
•
3.50
200
21
—.1—
—
ll%t
9.55
——
Nov
25'/a Feb
—
.
3.70
•
10% May
60% May
Jan
•5.10
lays'-
:
•
Jan
Dec
Dec
-3,200
-
57;
25%
.18%
9.75
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A—2.50
Class B .L'__2
£——2.50
Jan
Jan
77c
3,700
42
Dec
B
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3l/ac
preferred—1_—_—20
Mar
10%!".
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15c
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3.70
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3.95
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Class
•7%c Aug
22c
25,200
1.15
27c
LW—;
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Sep
1961
High
Mar
15c
2,075
-7,175
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19%
Til411%
Club Ltd common—
Kerr-Addison' Gold Mines Ltd-—
8y2c Mar
2%c Oct
2,000
12c
•
70c
'
500
34c
31c
42
1
34c
11 %c
-
Jockey
3.50 Mar
Jun
Zellerbach. Corp_—Ti—-5rMines
cumulative
6%
Dec
2c
4.00
4%c
6c
Dec
75c
2,600
>
Jan
3.95'
40%
2o "
Hudson's. Bay Qil & Gas Ltd^J— -2.50* :
International Paints (Canada) Ltd—
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Dec
5%c
46c
10%
5.20>
7.20
40%
Ltd-—'L^^L
Hollinger Consol 'Gold Mines Ltd—5
Sep
2,000
34c
17c
;
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'
Hillbresf Collieries
Oct
71%
Jan
% Giant
24%
2,000
•7.15
4.80
7.56
Ltd-^-^-^i—•
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Jan
15c
1%C Aug
500
;
3.25
34c
1
A
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-
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Sep
2.10
Jan
'
1.15
Ltd
Metals
2%c
75c
Feb
46c
Feb
6c
Oct
24 Vz
Jun
Dec
1.60
11,500
64
2%c
80c
•*
&
Mir.es
62%
62%
•
Ltd
Horner
11c
1
Mining & Develop
(Frank W)
class
Hastings
10c
11c
1
l.lu
July
19 %
20c
1,200
Ltd
Ventures
Oil
1.80
1
*
Ltd
Mines
Eay
Futurity
Gaspe
1.80
——•
1
•
Ltd
51c
i.
.
Oct
85c
1.15
May
4,715
10,000
1
Ltd
Minerals
25c
6,500
-
25c
Ltd—
119451
Power Sec Corp
Reliance
69c
38 %
14% Apr
1,130
26,925
24%
,
Gas Co
Consumers
1,050
\ 1,000
16
53'% •53%:
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Fort
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&
60c
23%
i
24%
1
Mines Ltd
Nickel
Falconbridge
r
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47c
1
Mines Ltd—
Metal
Fab
38%
Dec
29
20 Ve Mar
800
1
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Sullivan
East
37
42c
1 60c
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.27%
37
47c
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27%
27%
37%;'
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6.55
:
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common—'-—
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Oils
37
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Dec
10c
v
Canada Packers Ltd class B_
Jan
:
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Bidcop Mines Ltd
-—--—-Ul *
Campbell Cliibougamau Mines Ltd_j.__if
Nov
10%
•*,
—;—
"
37
Line Co Ltd "A"—5/"
Trunk
Gas
Warrants
1.50 Mar
60c
2.50 May
1,155
Alberta
Oct
44c
Sep
46c
68c
12
Sep
Apr
'
High
Stocks—
Unlisted
May
1.50
85c
28
78c
—
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Dolsan
38
34c
A_
class
Limitee
Warrants
146
1.23
4c
2%c Feb
500
38
•
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Ltd
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3c
1.05
38
1
1
cuppersu ettin mines nto—
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■if
3c
1J00
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Dalien's
3c
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1
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*
Central
Consol
Low
Par
High
Low
High
3 %c
Aug
*75.
21
Jan
250
21
Jan
9c
,
Sep
May
Oct
Nov
Mar
32
Nov
32
Nov
-
Number 6127
195
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(435)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
Low
Par
Belcher
Bell
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Bibis
:
Corp—
Copper
Mines—-—
Mines
Hats
70c
47%
Apr
59 %
1.63
1.75
28,825
B8c
Jan
9c
July
14c
4%c Sep
15c
lie 1114c
11 Vac
8c
8VaC
12c
—£—^
8%
-242,900
-7c
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8c
1,006,000
47 c
57c
51 Va
53%
53%
54
52c
►
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>
British
-
2.90
Columbia
12%
12'A
15%.
15%
~
2014
•
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Mines—Z.
Reef
Broulan
'—*:
Ankerite
35
A——*
6%
v
5%:
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East
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
•
Feb
77
Jan
37%
25c
-
225
Mar
-12%
'
1.05
--5,050
600
•
8V4
„
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1.15
J.28
►
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Jan
5
Sep
16
Jun
8%
-10
Copp
//
6 % Sep
5% Dec
24%
■
Jan
Calalta
•
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Mines
Petroleum
Bread
Canada
Cement
*
Preferred
—*
i.
•
.
Sep ;
Nov ;
8% Mar
"
Class B
4 'A '.■r„
Canada
*
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Lands
Oil
Canada
Packers
class
95
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60
~
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95
•
11 Va
10c
10c
58%.,
'
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3.20
14
Jan
♦•••95 75. Dec
475
1,550
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40'A Jan?
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v.
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>
1,310
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34%
35
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38%
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Oct
Distillers
2.45
Collieries
2.30
94c
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;
2.60
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Feb
1
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4.95
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4-60
5.20
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3.95
V
3.95
4.30
13
13%
/1.33
1.65
82c
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Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
'
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1.10
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1.33
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<
1,175
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1.66
1.40
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9%
preferred———50
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Gas
•
50
Dec
23c
Canadian
:
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1.15
7%
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2.75
2.60
>
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^Canadian Hydrocarbon ——_—•
13%
13 'A
69
'
.71%
8V4
,9%
—-
Bank——^—10
69Vb
Canadian-Industrial Gas——.2.50
Imperial
.9%
Canadian
I
Industries
Canadian
Canadian Malartic
Canadian Oil
514
■
Cos
'
Pacific
Canadian,
Petrofina'
'v
;
.
•
Dec
5c
Aug
9'Ac
Jan
2,230
5%
Jan
lu% wi«y
—
109
109
10
97%
Jun
4c
5c
5,000
3c
Aug
13c
15c
28,000
8c
Sep
20c
24c
27,100
16c
Mar
7c
9c
2,062
6c
Oct
24c 25 %c
33,700
23c
July
39c
Nov
13c
49,115
5c
Aug
15c
Nov
75,100
23c
Sep
57c
July
3.301
28c
Mar
52
Feb
—
: —
24'Ac
14c
45c
-
50c
33c
.
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46c
14c
45c
1
46c
11%
11%
44,384
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55c
61c
40,118
3.90
3.80
3.95
1ZV
46%
45 y»
47
69,680
27%
27%
28%
1,645
14 Va
25'A
13%
14 Va
7,055
6.70
•
2.50 >
24%
26
8,454
16'A
215
2.70
8%
9'A
1,166
5%
2.30
—
Steel
Jan
50c
Jan
Dec
ll^'a
Dec
93c
2.65 May
Oct
Mar
4.25
Oct
Jan
48%
Nov
19% Mar
29%
Dec
15'A
Dec
26%
Dec
31%
6.00 Aug
9*/a
Sep
5.00
5.70
550
63
65 Va
4,924
45
Feb
68%
101'A 101'A
25
99
Apr
102
Sep
7
Jan
12
Aug
11% Mar
17
Dec
———
&
May
12c
Jan
8%
Dec
31c
Jan
48c
May
23c
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———25
9.25
Nov
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110
Jan
3.00
,
10 V«
Nov
63
common.-*
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7%
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pr, ,
16%
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16%
16%
60
6.25
Sep
Nov
50
49
49
41
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*
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11
1,295
10%
Oct
*
——.———
13'A
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Nov
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34.221
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23.50
22
22
22'A
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•
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17
5,963
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9c
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20 'A
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18,600
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63c
73c
262,050
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Nov
18c
19'A
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23%
17
Aug
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24c
536
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Jun
Aug
Jan
1,000
11 11 %
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17 y» May
10
2,950
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19
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29 Va
33c
Nov
17c
Nov
7c
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38'Ac Sep
Jan
1.01
Feb
7 %c
Nov
i
3,128
14
3,078
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33
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8,675
92c
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52%
75c
Oct
37%
Canadian, Utilities
5%
;
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pfd—-H-—100
Canadian „Viekers
."4%
-
Natural Gas com--—•
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadianwide
Candors, Exploration
Erin
Mines
Mines
Gold
39c
►
105
90
93
Jan
24c
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1.25
1.17
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12
12
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Chromium
Cpclvenour
Mining
&
^_1
For
Jan
73
Nov
1,960
15%
Dec
20
May
1,200
17'A
Jan
29%
4,850
1.12
Jan
1.98 May
27,248
2.74
Oct
4.40
18c
295,900
6c
Mar
16c
30c
23,550
26c
Oct
46c
5'A
800
50
150
30
60
8'A
8'A
100
71c
8?c
27,900
22%
22%
685
_
2o,yoo
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.Oct
.
80c
737,200
1,356
4.70
5.40
9,320
3.20
15 %■ :
15%
316
40c
3.90
3.85
4.00
*
15
15
15%
3 00ft
241/26 27 %c
17,600
•
43c
Feb
11%
Oct
13c
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,
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24 VaC
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footnotes,
see page
«-■
1
41.
111a
>
11%
,
12%...
4,620
5t0
•
Sep
122%
Dec
168
Dec
Jan
374,850
•
10
27%
27%
3.85
28'A
4.10
2,110
*
11c
10'Ac
12c
19Va
3.55
68,780
13c
36%
104,200
Jan
Fraucoeur
-
——
Mines
Ltd
Companies
78c
20c
-——
Petroleum
preferred
Ltd
common—-—
(Charles)
class A——
Fruehauf
Gaitwin
Oct
Trailer
Co
Mining-
Gatlneau Power
>
—
1
19
3.50
—
11c35%
—1
-
-
3.50
*
—
3,550
Dec
1.72
Dec
Geco
Jan
General
Bakeries
Oct
General
Development
May
General
-
5%
Mines
*
8c
35%
29
Apr
4.70
Jau
Dec
Aug
Juu
uc
Jau
17c
Feb
240
15%
Jau
23 "a
Jan
900
3.05
Dec
4.50
Apr
4c
Jun
10'Ac
Oct
Nov
34%
Dec
25
99%
Jan
41%
105
8,601
17% Mar
27%
11%
14%
35%
56%
60c
32'A
2,535
450
822
41
56c
32
14%
32%
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n
56c
32
*
10'A
10
100
90
90
10%
► 90
16c
87c
26%
11%
1
1
14%
34%
—
—
—
70c
Apr
General
Dec
May
Dec
-
2—
Dynamics
Motors———
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—-
-
General
Steel
Preferred
Wares
common—
—————
Apr
Genex
Alines
Nov
Giant
Mascot
Ltd
14%c
1
——1
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25%
—
General Petrol & Drilling class A—50c
General Products Mfg class A—
►.*
Yellowknife
ft%
Apr
Giant
Dec
Glacier
37c
-
3.25
2,770
103%
■-*
—
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15%
.
8c
3'Ac Sep
21
26%
H"%
—100
1
preferred—
16 »A
/
14 Va May
103y4l03%
•
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Dec
5.80
Jan
Sep
Dec
Jun
Co
45c
-
8:%
Aug
21
Jan
6.70 July
3.85
18c
Jan
10
90c
.
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10%
10
65
21 %c
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1
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'
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130
42c
Jan
43c
79c
261
39
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5.25
12 Va
Jan
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18c
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44c "Jan
Jan
1,700
—
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of
7.35
Aug
9c
32,450
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4
45c
12
5c 12'Ac
common———-a,
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20,800
29'A
Dec
;
%
52c
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166
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Nov
22
Dec
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Nov
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59,700
21c
.
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190
,
Oct
46
27%
164
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Foundation
15'A May
85c' Mar
9V2C
Dec
110
1.32
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Dec
81,025
6%
Aug
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Apr
11%
11 %c
Sep
5.05
3.75
,
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12
10','ac
39
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1.93
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May
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35c
40c
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37%
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17 Va
29%
1.70
4.20
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24
Feb
2,100
Jan
16V» July
8% Mar
12%
62'A
17
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1.63
3.35
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29c
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15'A
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Jun
Aug
5
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58c
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5.15
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11
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Combined Enterprises
Combined' Metals
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Lake Gold Mines
.
300
Nov
190
22%
63c
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17'/aC
5o.c
160
6'A
Jan
11%
Feb
70
Feb
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Jun
9
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30
63
17'/a
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4.00
17c
29c
5'A
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11
12 'A
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1
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Ford Motor Co (U S)
Oct
4%c
26
Nov
Aug
91c
Nov
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1,400
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,
class
—
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Fraser
22c
Sep
Fibre
Jun
4,147
31c
,
May
Oct
2.10
33 %
Apr-
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July
1.25
28c
,
Nov
20c
2.70
Jan
Apr
Nov
10 V4
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34
1
1.84
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8c
9c
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99c
24,000
7c
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50c
1.86
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5
3,699
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-
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50c
7.15
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-
18%
52,000
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Oct
745
1.200
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23c
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260
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1
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,
-
56c
290
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.
62%
:
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15%
3,400
34
6c
11
160
6'A
-
common,.
-—
Nov
13 Vh
Feb
14%
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•
.
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Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Far west Mining
26% May
Jan
2,000
,
33
1,-7%
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-
171/4.
13,500
25,450
1.90
12c
34
21%
1.70
Fanny Farmer Candy——————1
"
Canadian Westn
—
Preferred
Nov
/:..35%
Jun
39 %
Alining
—
Jan
390
Sol
Exquisite
Jan
18c
Jan
7%
85
42%
-•
•
6c
2.45
-
1.77
34
21'A
1.69
1
Falcoubridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
7.50 May
T
Feb! /,
21%
7,927
—
Developments Ltd—;—*
————1
—1—v—_———-*
Empire Life Insurance—
10
Erie Flooring class A,
*
July
42c
•
Dec
99'A
common
&
Aiines——
5%c
2.25
1-82
1
d—*
*
EmcoLtd^^
,
Sep
17
.
Mar
12c
-1
Co—
Paper
Alines
Eldrich
Dec
10%
Jan
►
Match
Elddy
-
Dec
74
.
23 %.Jan
16,244
•
12%
52%
,
:-
Feb
14
7cAug
2,673
*
27
12
..
A!™—_—•
tnon
Eddy
5%e
2.35
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——;—
Mines--—
4'/aC Nov
'
4.80 May > *
25,000
r'
102
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12
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class
Corp
Dec
Gold
Amphi
Afalartic
East Sullivan Mines __—'.
Dec
3.90
Ea-st
|
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7% May
Jan
30c
3,125
16,157
-
14c
26 Va
;•
Apr '
Apr
3.75
Jun
3.80
East
,.1.35 Apr ;
Jan
63
,
40c
,
Jan
9%
12,395
:
13c
321/4
>
102
preferred^!——10
Canadian. Silica
Coin
66
20,800
1
Dynamic Petroleum—!.—.—
20 Va May,i;
'
'
!
10
9c
8%
1
1
Duvex Oils <fc Mineral—
8%
Jan
1.30
5,047
:
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,
38c
121/2 C
13c
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55%
common-—1—-—*
Duvan
Jan
55
Jan
4.40
•
3.083
6 V»
11c
.
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preferred
5,185
•
36c
5%
,*
.
3214
common—
67c
8,005
Mat
%
55
v.
Feb
22c
35,331
•
.
■:-V >15 .15%
-
12c
Minps—_J——T__*
Canadian Northwest
.
37c
;
.Jnca—-—1
North
; Canadian
Captain
Jun
61
8
2
preferred
Dec
>1'*
15
common——
•Gold!_--^!Z_^«^*
Marconi'-CO——1
Canadian
Can
Jan
8c
11% May
9-
Jan
15%
4,048
14%
.
33%
Nov
55%
•
Stores
Dunraine
Jan
1.65
12c
8
•
Industries
Dover
r-s
19%
Ivnv
8'Ac
:Br~—-25c
Feb'
3.30
Jan
85c
945
,
3.00
!Com
Jan
55%
—
Tar & Chemical
Donalda
2.04 May
Jan
4.30
15,675
.
- -.
7%
----:—;—
..
Jun
.."■16
Jan,
l,88o
19%
99c
;
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War ran ts
57c
Dec
*
58 Va
1
—
Preferred
Nov
1.75 Mar
'
14%
b
Apr
Dec
.
58 Ya
1
1
—.—1
Steel & Coal————
Dominion
5.15 Mar
/
20
58 Va
—100
Magnesium
Dominion
Aug
5.00
■
Jan
37%
15
/
-
«,
4.10
19
Homestead ————i—10o
Canadian
7%
44 Va
V-
8
23c
.
435
-
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50
.
3.75
,
.
19 V4
Crest-!-——I__-_-20c
High
ft-»
50
3.80
...
610
15
56c
Jan
•
Preferred
May
85c
:
Dec
v
7%
71/4
-
Securities class A-—'-*
Canadian Gen
Cinuidian
.
135
7
1
Scottish
Dominion
Oct
1,030
6V2C
4,000
1
Preferred
Dominion
v
Aug
Jan
-30,187
:
10
7%
——
preferred. L.———
2nd
11 '
.
300
7c
T—
Fountirv
Dominion
9
Oct. v
48c
.
101,107
,
.
75c
..
Feb
70c
15
75c
O.-t
69c
6.15
75c
—
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Oct
Sept"
3.50
20c
610
10% May
"
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Canadian
■
.
10,300
18
——
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1.00
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3.60
•
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Dominion
'
47,590
'12,620
:
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84«
2,637
?
,
Nov
17%
— ——
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Apr
37
•
Sep
Dec
12'A
48 %c
Bridge
; 7% Mar
v4.10 Mar
Dec
74c
Nov
12
8%
18
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5,.45 May
H
Mar
5%
2,100
;
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1.57
10
83c
■,
69c
-
2,450
18V4
Oct
3,500
57c
common
Petroleum—
Dec
', 35%.
Jan
2.00
10,361
Apr
81
10%
Jan
Mines
14%
/
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May
7.1U0
',
99c
6% "
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Aug
16
17"%
5
Ltd
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Canadian
19'A
27'/ac
Mining
Dome
-Nov'"
5.30
'
Canadian
1.62 May
Jan
1,075
———>—
Dome
.
13 % May ;
31% Feb
5%' Oct
'•
2,938
:
Jan
21%
■v
1,010
6% ::
14c
Feb
15%
40^000
Mines—
Dickenson
.
Ity Aug
/
2 30
Sep
80c
800
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Devdh Palmer
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;14c
59 %
,«■
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13
945
%
Jan
2.25
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6c
46,365
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Mines
Denison
Nov
2.30
•
8%
x
-
155,500
1
Brewis
Delhi Pacific
Delnite
«►
Nov
12c
1.23
18%
9%
,1
Gold
,
Nov
May
63c
—
Mines
Horn
Dec
9'A
28c
1.17
177/a
1
Aug
Jan
12%
-
Nov
6.70
Apr
53c
Explorers
Deldona
.
Apr
;
64
.
„
Sep
43%
841
3.30
6
.-4V2C
10,504
;
■
v
6%
.
67/a
Jan
22%
109
3.25 Mar
12c
'
1.00 AUg
7 • I'-cb '
Feb
520
9,000
20,763
3.20
Jan
12 %
preferred—Z-
Decoursey
3.60 Feb'
f
A
Daragon
May
6OV2 May
2.55
12
.220
14%
'
37%
Canadian. Chemical Z—,
90%
22,275
/
59%.
(,'.3.20
1414
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$1% preferred
Z--Z
25
'v85
13;
91/4 .10%,
3.30.
3.05
V
warrants—Z——*.Z-,-——- 5
Jan,..
.
7.10
10'A
16
105
59c
Minerals
Daering
July
1.60 Mar
Jan
28,010
•
12 %c :
-58
,A
Canadian Canners class "A—
Nov
Jan
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July
10 V*
warrants—
Zellerbach
Class
Nov
48%
v.
.
Sep
12c
10
Dominion
:
common •
76 Vn
49
11%/
11'A
%
,
'
12c
Nov
12'A
Cusco Mines
86 % Mar
57%
161
6i'a :
t
23%
Jan "
1,455
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13 Z
Jan
'*
Feb
Mar
18%
;
Oct
36
Jan
-
Ltd
Timber
May
5c
-
1,245
•
1.95; 5.15
V
• '
Nov
80c
5,900
,
"
3.90
.
warrants—i____
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94
.
2.09
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Canadian
►Class
82
Dec
Nov
75
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Feb
18%
50
53%
29
17%
>
-
May
*
International
Crusti
9c
41c
4c
14c 15%c
18'A
.
Crowpat
Mar
•
Pershing
Crown
Oct
Dec
May
1
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L)
14c
57c
-1.83
17%
Trust
Crown
Mar
•;
63%
1,490
75 "
80
\
4.15
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Astoria Minerals-™——_—_1
'Canadian" Breweries -Z-iZ—LZili!.
V
52%
•
V
96c
■
80
.
23
'
33 %
Jan
Jan
21
;
425
86%
53'4
53
.
"
».
:
88c
53 Va
A
40
33
74
75
-
Canada; Southern Petrol—_—1.::
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•
•v. Preferred -I
Zi
-——----12.50
Canada
86%
14
21
699
-
'
221/2
^
^
-
29
(R
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Sep
July
7,500
9%
8%e
Dec
Nov
7c
23c
4c
20
11c
Jun
7c
13,258
1.18
t
•
Nov-
2.45
3,750
*
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Crestbrook
'
Jan
7%
Apr
24% July
25% Jan ^
202
■
33
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Glass B
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Safeway Ltd preferred—,100
►
\
19%
18 %
"
3%
200
29%
'•
—
__
Canada
4,516
Jan
10'A May
11% Apr
220
*
18
32
2214
/
31
*
6%
33
33
;
16%
;
>
Crain
May
2.00
Jan
5.55
25,445
..
29%
*:
33
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——
29%
,
19 Va
Foundries commqn—Z-10
preferred
7.25
6%
"
29%
Stone™.—__Z_*
common—ZZ—Z__ *;
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•
Jan
38c
--
•
Feb
•
Copper
Craigmont
20%
1.74 May
57c
2,500
i
6.65
—
Cowichan
Dec.
3OV2
Dec
•
1.05
-
; Jun
23
19"%
108% 108 Va
15c
1
Credit
Lead
2.25
10%
*
Feb
Jan
1.51 Mar
1,500
7%c
Jun
27'Ac Aug
-
2.000
7%c
28 Y*
78c
y
Oct
Dec
Jan
2%c
2,509
7c
20
*
Imperial
Coulee
;
2.17
—
,
11,200
32
•
___
1
6%c
—
•
7,500
4,000
„
Jan
1.56
4.25
12c
-
142,807
63c
Feb
20
55.660
,
6%c
2.18
100
12,609
30
7c
'
13c
Jan
1.80
Feb
9c
May
68c
5%c
—
•
5c
38c
3.300
14,545
62c
22 %c May
Jun 1
215,360
*
2.25
10%c
__
32
1
Exploration——
Oct
Jan
84,245
v
30c32V2C
™
1
Clark Publishing
Coronation
May
48c
•
►
Nov
25c
6,800
7,072
Jan
23
15.2'tH
.
13c
Jan
13%
4,375
t
Dec
\
23c
11..
2.25
1614
,
30 V4
Class A.
Canada
25Va
6.60
-
•
——Z-20 /
——
Cut
Crushed
Foils
6.60
*
,
28c 29 %c
1.80
2.25-
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Canada
24Va'
24%-
:
22
>
7c
24,258
29c
•
20%
2914c
*
1Z:—Z1.
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common.—_—
Canada
25 Vac
20%
;
*
—:•—
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
—
Canada
1014c 13 %c
>
—25c V;
—
Calgary & Edmonton—
—_—-—•
Calgary Power common
,———•
Calvert Gas & Oil———————Z—•
Camerina Petrol
12c
:
.
2.50
:.
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos
Cadamet
1
-
13%
Dec
6%
"
Con west
Sep
.;
__
—1
Dec
I 38 V4 July
-
47c
2.05
5c
Sannorm
A
r
*
West
Class
-
2.10
—1
3.70
Jan'
-io
V 3,811
9% /;
■K,
•81/4
<.
1
Consumers Gas common-
May
47c
Jan
2
Mines—
Jan
3,725
'24
Petroleum-.
30c
May
22
Consolidated
•
Mar
55o
23
Poplar-.:
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
'
20c
39c
68c
•
1
Consolidated
*
Oct
35c'
35c .<
47c
58c
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated MogulConsolidated Morrison Exploration
Mine
Jan
10c
4%c Aug
18c
Jun
"
41c
1.25
Pershcourt
Dec
4.05
1,000
4.00
Quebec Gold Mines
Dec
15c
1.51 Dec
33%c
1.20
Red
Feb
"
'35c
'
3.85
Consolidated
7.25
15c
1.20
Consolidated
Dec
Dec
7,042
4.00
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8ep
8
2,080
•
Northland
15c
14%
19c
1
Mines--^
Jun'
May
t
5%c
Marcus Gold Ltd
Nicholson
5c
Jun
7c
18c
Mic
Mosher
11%
5%c
59c
6V2C
July
=
515
;
..
17
9
4c
•
Jun
8c
Apr
•
*
5.80
1
Ikd
Jan
__
42%c
Mac Gils
•
Nov
May
30c
5%c
1
Consolidated
Sep
Aug
35,300
5%
:
Dec
Jan,
4c
4,195
16%
-
'
43c
1
—.—,
—
:
Jan
12
Jan
2.30
Nov
38c
6% Mar
'
82
.
•
,
Nov
11% Mar
-
43c
43c
1
Arrow—
12c
9,000
20,466
Marbenor Mines
Consolidated
500
-
V'
Golden
10%c
"
*
7
Lake;
62,450
Consolidated
..July
52 %
8% Mar -
Iron
16c
1.80
Consolidated
15%< Dec
Mar
45
429
2,060
Crest
Consolidated
►
16 Va Aug
Dec
1
*
14c
1.70
1.80
y
Consolidated
Dec
16%
—15c
1.33
24c.
Aug
7%
6,465
IIaUiwe 11
Consolidated
1,265
5%
15
May
1554
10,300
'
Dec
14
14,500
•
814
• A—ZZZZ* >
11%
-14% May
*
8.35
16c
3,405
6.30
63c
Jan
21 %c Mar
4,720
8
Consolidated
Nov ';
Apr
3.05
Jan
15%
7%
Consolidated
Jan
2.00
6%c
13%
8
1
Feriimore
5% May-
29%
-
Consolidated
645
•
-
3 20
61/4
Flin
Jan
49
6c
13%
6.30
Consolidated
1,450
•
•
•
:
Warrants
.7 % Jan
Apr
"
Vi Jun
42%
35
....
•
1614
•"
class
5
5%c
.
9 V«
pry Dock
I
__
10
1
common
Sep
7.60
Dec
3.00
43
36%
6'A
^
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Dec
53
5.80 May
34
/
-.17
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*
May
9"Vb
Jan
4!/aC
5VaC
—1
-.—*
:
Jan
Dec
324
25,758
T
4.55
3.00
Building
Discovery
Dragon Oil
>
,
'1
7 Vac
6c-
,
.
Beta
Preferred
Caliinan
3,598
•
13
4.35
-
3.15-
—1
-z--t
class
Ltd
6V2C
3%0 Aug
5% July
6% Aug
1.50 Sep
Consolidated
Consolidated
2,500
-34c
13
■
7,033
Pigh
2'Ac Nov
Consolidated
'V432
'
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Building Products :.
;—,
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Buffadison -Gold
Buffalo
30c
33,000
Consolidated
28,261
9%
-
431
5c
Dec
1414 V. \l4Vr 14 V* V
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Mills class At——*.
Bruck
32c
10%
10
1
Mines
Dec
125
-
52%
-
10
3%c
1
•
Beliekeno
54%
—
•
20%
52
9
52 Vo
Columbia Telephone—z——25
Chemicals preferred———lo-
Brockville
Brown
z
-15%'
28
103,100
52%
-
6%
,•
1
15
27
.
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British
27
r
♦
'
23c
50'A
-21,695
12'/a
•-
19%c
46% Mar
750
T4%
.
-
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Columbia
British
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Corp
Columbia Power
British
3.80
,14%
'•-14%
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class-A-—u_«Z
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69c
47%
■
36 Va
35%
21c
Key
Consolidated
'
-
35%
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Class
•
•
74
2.85-
•
'
Sep
Nov
4,440
'
.
47
74
;
Mar
14c
...70
6 V2
46
*
Consolidated
3%c Jan
600
3.60
'
6'4»
,
-
500
515
;
6.50
3.30
-
9,300
28c
240
-
-
55
h
90c
28c
Con
Nov
39c
86c
28c
Jan
8V2
Low
86c
*
Mines
Mines—
Consolidated Bakeries
52c
High
2.50
Coniagas
Nov
15c
'
Nov
-
Low
Coniaurum
Nov
Aug
4c
128,900
■7 V\
-
6.25
47
•
May
1.74 May
Aug
7V8
Par
v
6%
■51%
51%
-
—
7c
420
26c
'
——i--i--ru---50
Bright (TO) common_„---.-r-—*
Preferred
American
637,825
8
; .6.30
Pioneer—
—1
3.50
Brazilian Traction common -Z—ZZ-* •■•;
6%
Bridge Tank common—_Z——'--_-™-*
Petroleums.
19,000
►
21c
—
Rralome
British
9c
21c
*
Bojrduclac Mines
—
—*•*
Bquz&ii Mines Ltd—
—-1
BoAvater Corp 5%
preferred
——50 ;
-.5% r,c preferred
-i—
—50 -.
Bowa ter Paper —__——
-.-£1
Bdwaters Mersey 5%% pfd—<—-50 ; ¥
Britalta
8,178
►
11c 14 Vac
-
*
:
common
-
'
—>—J
Uranium
Bay
Feb
24,445
1
Ridcop Mines LtdBlack
45C
57 Va
——60c
Yukon
Biltmore
15,900
56
1.65
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
High
50c
5614
—
—
Low
47c
—-1
Corp—
Mining
Telephone
High
49c
39
Nov
Glenn
12%
Jan
Goldale Mines
Explorers
Uran
Mines
Ltd
Z—'-l
——Z——1
Mines™———
>
10%
15c
1
i——1
-*i-
>
31c
10% 10%
14V2C- 15c
7'Ac 7'Ac
25c, 32c
436
1,708
;
13'A
Nov
10 Va
Feb
17%
Jun
25%
Oct
44'A
Jan
60 »A
Dec
Jan
51c
Mar
,,66c
Nov
30
Nov
'
235
25
July
1,893
7
Jan
10
82
May
26.000
7c
26c
12'A M:ay
89
Dec
22c
Oct
12,280
Jan
2,29 J
5,350
11 %c Aug
4 600
Nov
79c
Dec
14%
9% Mar
33,500
Aug
Dec
Jan
7'A
Jan
19c
Jan
Seu
7c
18'Ac Jan
31c
May
May
2c
,
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The Commercial and Financial
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1962
% t.
CANADIAN MARKETS
:
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
Low
Par
Goldficlds" Mining
Goldray
_'.
J,
B
Lakes
Power
West
10,200
16%
7,641
Mar
1.09
2,247
17
4.25
Dec
18
18%
8.00
4,772
5.85
9%
1,510
5 %
44
44
2.75
2.75
3.00
50
50
3.15
3.15
3.50
,1.730
13%
13%
1414
6,585
8.65
Jail
6%
-II
6%
235
4.40
Jarr
4.80
:_.
—
Greyhound
Lines
Guaranty Trust
Mines
3.75
^
5.60
5.60
Jun
Macdonald
Macfie
Dec
MacLeod
4.05
Dec
2.00
Sep
11
Jan
3.50
Jan
Jun
4.50
17
2,135
11%
,56
56
57
605
30%
Jau
7c
7%c
17,000
4c
Jun
7c
9c
4c
Apr
lie
——
Mines-——:
—1
,—
17%
-1
6c
6c
11
11
••
18%
37,500
•
17,347
11%
—100
*
.,
!
8c
•
Gwilfiiu Lake Gold—
.
8.35 ;.8.50
8.40
1
„
.
Red
Jan
Maneast
7.05
4c
26,500
58
Jail
1st
Farms
common.
preferred
Harding
.
—
Carpels
Harrison
—
Gold
Rock
Hard
Gold
Heath
Hees
(Geo
Class
1.20
1914c
16c
24c
48c
45c
13c
Uranium
Maralgo
10c
Nov
1.03
55c
86,500
25c
252,600
3c
20c
2.62
4,900
5214
25%
26 In
13%
14%
A__—J——_*
.——
225 v;..
48%
15%
7.60
Hydra
Exploration
Jan
Mattagami
1.35
Nov
Maxwell
19V2C Nov
67c
7.25
14%
3.85
2,605
2.90
3,240
2.00
54%
56%
2,768
..
56
18
17%
1314c
12 %c
14c
58
58
16,574
v.
18%
1
20
.
58
411
1
41 %C
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
♦
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary .5
145
33,000
preferred
Accept Corp Ltd
$2 % preferred
preferred
industrial Minerals
50c
-e
tic
24c
89 Va
M
Dec
Merrill
Sep
Mela
Ihglis
Jan
Mexican
Nov
Midrim
Nov
Midwest
50%
Dec
6,855
12%
Jan
18 Va
2,260
5V8
Jan
6%
Feb
32:%
34%
56
3.75
4.00
9
9
3.75
6%
5%
1
6%
5%
■_
20
.
18%
18%
Milton
Preferred
International
Utilities
26
4c
83
82
43
42%
50
Intel-provincial Bldg Credits
:«
Inter-Provincial
warrants
1959
Common
13,654
57%
Jan
89%
Dec
3,775
33%
Jan
49
Jun
1.460
40%
Jan
51%
Nov
2,475
80c
-..'I: 330
7%
5.55
A
1.75
1.95
28,530
66%
-200
59%
61
7
940...
;
61%
7 Va
Dec
Jan
,
1.15
1.15
1.30
1.55
37
31%
1
2.05 :
2.05
2.05
1
1.60
92c
1.75
65c
15,400
;
V; 22,190
1,311,860
1
Nov,
V-V-.'n-w
1.50
.
44c
'■>
8
:
'
' ''i:
Dec
6.00 Mar
Jan
84%
Oct
2.80
Jan
Jan.
Aug
1.00 May
i
,
5.50 Mar
60%
5,105
—
Mines-
Bay
31c
>
4,913
1.95
25c
Mines
6V8
-
-
195
82
66%
•
25c
Copper Mines
Iron
80,200
Jun
78%
7914
Nov
,
9c
5.55
5
Intel-provincial Steel Pine
Syndicate common
Iso
27
V 22% Mar
Dec
Jan
7%
_♦
—
Nov
58c
18%
r
——-
Line
Pipe
-'
.
4c:
7%
75c
Investors
Irish
: 7 %
Dec
2.55 Mar
Jun
Apr
80
Jjun
Apr
18%
Discount
—
Warrants
Class
7%
♦
com
18;,
ii'
Jan
11 Va
51
———
—
Interprovincial
95c
29c
100
May
,- ,'
7.00 Jun
.,
Jan
1,505
'
Commercial
.
16
18,255
'
44%
25
ll
,
185
8614
5
.trtyi4t£Q Mar
1.' 4.15 jail
...
614c
.
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1
26%
6c
—
common
Preferred
.
26%
_1
Nickel
International
226
,
'4,431
18
•
Molybdenum
Jun
Apgri*
13,445
60c
18
Dec
3.25
5%-,May
; 4.00 Jan
15._ Jan
1.80
52c
—25
_
International
Mining
Jamaica
Public
-55c
Service
Jefferson
Class
Jellicoe
Jockey
67c
73c
43
43%
Preferred
15c
14c
:: 7%
4.35
5%c
914
Jollet
-J—J_
-10
,
L
-IIIIII
.
Kenville
Canada—
Gold
70
64
a
Jan
Dec
Jan
Molsons
.
;
v*
1.65 May
July
2.70
Jan
Sep
1,35
Dec
4.20
30c
1114c
20c
31c
:
Mbn—li Fine 'Fop.ds——
Mqnarcli Investpienp. 1
Lakeland
Lake
Montreal
—
Ontario
Multi
Lake
Shore
Murphy
Mines
$1.25
National
Levy
^
•
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Petroleum
National
Steel
Nealon
-I —Ilo
Products
8c
New
1st
B'
New
Alger Mines—
warrants
>.
r:
1.38
Concord
27c
44%
8% July
17%
17%
17%
28%
•28%
2.35
5%'C
"-
;
New
Apr
New
Hcfsco
Dec
New
Jason
8c
May
New
Kelore
12c
Mar
Jan
Apr
30c
-
'
:
25c
%
Sep
18,184
8.25
1,200
-
1.70
25,100'
20c
5,000
7c
1
.'
1
Mines
7 Vac'
Sep
3c
''
8,500
19c
,
22,500
8c
30c
May
May"
Jun
Oct
Nov
New
^1
4—
Rouyn Merger—
New
Senator
New
Taku
Rouyim-—:—___i—1
Mines——
May
Mines
1
^_1
Mines
Mines
May
Norlartic
Nov
1
North
9c
500
10,U^a
3.80
33
3.50
2.80
1
V
37c
13c 13VaC
305
59c
27 %
12c
11,000
#
>
50c
Feb
Oct
•
Jan
•
59%
Aug
<3%c
8,000
6c
31c
.
Dec
Dec
Jan
14c
Nov
,
-
Aug '
21%c Jan ;
Oils
Ltd—
Oils
Canadian
Preferred
12%
Nov
Northgate
3.10
Apr
North
"Exuloration—T_£
_1
—
2.25
1 *• '5,350
60c
2,000
2.90
25
Nov'
3.25 May
2OV2C May
'6.70
44c
1.50
10c
Jan
Jan
2.70 Mar-1
Jan
32c
1.10
Apr
30 Vn
Sep-
21
Oct
Sep
30c
Apr
20c
Oct
34c
45c
18,200
40c
Feb
84c
May
21c
Jan
84c
v
May
May
'
395
,
25c
45c
1
Aug
200
6.80
22C
4c
70c
'
„
5
22c
Jan
8c
;
•'-13,900
1,320,686
i'"'
9,499
'78c
5.00
'72c
25 %
72 c
25%
'i"»
:L~--1
4.
_+.
—
2.03
57c
_'____50
___—___44——•
Goldcrest
19,662
2.10
2.60
3,953
131,900
8C
•
—.1—_
—
Coldstream
3.00
15c 17 %c
6%c
16V.C.
25e
common^.-
Warrants
North
1
8c
3.00
._*
4—;
4•___—*
—_—
1.73 Sep
:
...
1.46
>
Dec
Aug
12c
Oct
North
Rankin
L
1
Jun
4.10
Nov
Northspan class A warrants—
Jun
12%
Nov
Nortliern
Canada
Mines
Aug
38c
Nov
Northern
Ontario
Natural
4.50 May
Northern
Quebec
4.10
Jan
Northern
Telephone
32%
Dec
1
46'c
.
••
47c
Nov
Apr
Power
Warrants
•
2.45
2.35
2.50
4
♦
21 Vs
21
21 Va
Gas
I—1
1
;
33
33
10%
13,667
2.70
Oct
Sep
20%
Sep
7;20
25 Vs
Jan
34
2.535
512
Jan
600
10%
_1
1.02 Mar
13%
34,700
;
33
10%
7.15
coinmon-14—*
—
—-—__
.
-
—
_—
2.20
Jan
11% July
8.20 July
25
July
.
'
*
*
464
;
'
1.73
Jun
Feb
*
32C
2,003
i
Aug
May-..
"
July
40
Dec
14
98e
Jan
3c.
12c
16,050
•
7%c
74c
1,320 '
20c
FhO
40,100
*
.
14cNov
-
"
3.20 Mar
1.400
„
51c
49c
8%
10c
940
3.90
49c
58c
■"
4UC
48,500
♦
'
1.620
126,200
33%
3.50
2.50
Apr
3.60 Mar
1
3.00
3.50
7c
'
10
"62%
1c
•■i
Jan
j
'
Aug
7 Va Mar
7c
V
7c
37 c
I;
10
19.800
29c
60
1,100
; " " 925
.
Nov
8%c Novj
V-:8c Mar l,
,
Oct;
4c
Aug
l'lc:";Mar%.
133,720
V"
1.50
%C
26c
60%
•
_i____i
28
-
1.40
27c
__4—44.^-1
—
Mines
17% Jan
5 Mr Dec
12c
51c
4
1
4.-1
11c
15c
13%
'64 c'
72e
3c.' May
""4c
3.500
7C
%c Dec
'"
13
1.40
*
34
500
•
15c
,
1,1
4%C
-
9c
llC:
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Mines-.—-:—
Norbeau
4%C
5 lac
53c
—
i,
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.13%
:
;
16c 2IV2C'
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^
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Acme
8 Va C 10 %c
7c
4
;
4.—1
825
Jan
12%c Nov
47c
2,235
Jan
Sep
Nov
Jan*j,
Northcal
1.85
6c
Jan
1.10 May;
8 Vac
.67,682
Normct'al Mining Corp_'__
Norpax Nickel—V—4,_
38c
14c
;
Oct
44c
Jan
6.009
5c
••' 77,795
Nov
Aug /
Feb, :
49c
f.r
5,479
Apr
7c
40c
Nov
320,630
Jan
Nov
40c
19c
7.95
-
28c
23c-
Mylamaqne Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
17%
2.70
Aug."'
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Oct
6.65
6c
•
.
Jan;-
10%(.
Oct
2.60
Oct
8%e .inn
42c
18%c
4.50 May
Apr"
Dec
499,975
..
I 5c
207.000
r
38c
<
:
6%c July: i
2c
Sep t
.
13,334
1.20
Jun
V
Nov
Jan
4c
:
I
6V2C
1
"
32.400
r
'
Jun
Nov
9,900
87c
Dec
Feb
24c
r
-
'
-
July
h'/iii- Mar
56,866'
Nov
18c
13%
25c r: Aug-
2,530 "
v
6%c
•
95,565
24c
Nov
7
Oct i
4.00 May
2l%lNov
IOV2 July
"13,188
10c
7.9 c
6%C
V
Jon
36c
56c
Mar
70c
Dec
/ Dec
29
33c
38c
Sep
1,000
18
9c
12 Vac May
Aug
1,000
18 Ve
,
Mar
5 %C
6%c
8 %c
,
,
1.35 Mar
11,800
11c
4c
-
I
Feb
9c
i
'■
14"% Apr
3V2C
/
4 %c
9c
i'
' 'j
14 V4 May
27
2,250
•
23 c : -28c
28c
>
'1
"34c
11c
;
Apr
Mar
''•
•
21'%C
15
7','i.
Dec
18c
5
*
6.000
1.60
i~30
Sep
-—4.4.—1
714
•
Aug
__4.L_—_1
M & S—-
26^4
7
31C
/ 8cV Jan .
•
4%c
Mines—4.
4,805
7
Sep
Nov
;
Manitoba
1.50 May
Jan
4c
Nov ;
50c
100
28c
0%c>-
:_50c
__t.
Newnorth Gold Mines.,
.Ian
Aug
7,500
1.80
New
Nevvlimd
11 Va
6
65%
4.35 May
Jan
14c
14,400
84
Jan
Feb;
132,400
-
12c
92 c
New
8c
Jan
!0%
♦
34c
9c
25c
-Canada—;
—
11% Mar
25c
18%
6,377
5c
30c
Mines
Mines
Jan
21c
■
Dec ;
Jan
1,900
:
8c
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4
Mines^___—___4I—_4.1—1
8%
52,618
Dec
Nov
23c;
666
13%
12c
Harrieana—__1_—J
May
9%
4.85
•>
43%
77c
44 %
100
17c 19 %c
5c
Oct
July
'
13%
13%
Nov
July
5,680:
20%
7%c
1
Dec
700
«
2.55
20%
%
50c
•
12,200
17%
28*4
Dec
31
58
•
18,600
%c!
17%
30
Feb
13%
1.23' 7 163,670
12 c 12
Jan
Jan'"'
34
250
V
13%
Dec
63c
51,146
,
250
235
Develop—
1.55
Jan
2.75
Dec
Northland
Ltd—_
Oils
18,350
37c
May
73c
Nov
Northwestern
180,300
39c
July
73c
May
Norvalie
Jan
19
20c
Utilities
pfd
25c
; 23c
21c
82
82
9%c
11c
—25,400
10 %c
37,300
Feb
30c
75 *
60
10 %c
100
Feb
83 %
"1C
JlID
12c
May
30c
Seer
1.05
Nov
May
Dec
25%
4,695
10%
Jan
26%
780
21
Oct
22%
165
49
Nov
59
Dec
Obaska
Jan
4_—_4.
O'Brien Gold Mines.
1
Oct
55
1
52.
1.53
1.52
855
17%
1.60
12 c
26,600
10%
23
23%
3 %c
514 c
1.96
3,150
33
32%
33%
33%
—
50
1,745
34
9%
9 711
10
..
%
10%
SO
50%
3.40
3.80
335
>
;
.
5,004,j
1.70
5,343
<3,478
Beaucage
Nudulama
1
Nov
Oka
22
24 Vs
6c
2c
Jan
Mar
1:75 May
-
29 V*
30
Feb
May
Rare-
1
12
Sep
Okalta
Oils
Nov
Oleary
Malartic,
Jan
Ontario
Beauty
33%
Aug
Ontario
Loan
&
34
Steel
Products
Supply
Aug
Ontario
9 % Nov
4,1%
Oct
Opemiska Copper-—
12%
Oct
Orchan
NOV
45% Mar
3.85
Dec
51
6.00
Nov
Oct
Orenada
Mines
Gold
pfd—_—
Debenture—
9%
;
—
-90c
—
eommon.
—
4.1—.
Jan
7c
Jan
•
71,236
52c
72c
Jan.
Oct
74c
12 %
485
8% May
12%
Dec
2.100
7c
May
15c
Dec
Dec
52c
May
9 U2
38
23%
27c
12,500
IC
100
14".
13 %c
,-38
31.500
15c
0%
10%c
.
38
%
23
%
;
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,
h.~~
325
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6.25
6.65
V 2.12
.£—
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10
16c
%c July
4
12
13c
—2
—
IOV2C May
24,500
61c
.
14c
_|
2,000
^
6c
.
8.500
•
10 Vac 10 %c
G5c
-4-1
Metals
2.20
5c
GC
Ocean Cement
Jun
;
12VaC 12 %c
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Mines
-
-55c
50c~
j—— 1
-
Mines
Lake
12%
-
360
1
Feb
Dec
Nova
15c
174,700
1.88
30
-50
Z
4c
325
4c
pfd—30
1.40 May
29 %
Feb
10 V» May
1,100 :
1.88
i.__.
16
7,650
10c
10%
lie
10%
,
•
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52
—
Jan
762
28c,
1.10
Nov
41 Vs
V "6,614
52'
1.50
25 c
4.——_1
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22
—
;
78
Dec
10c
25
35,100
78 V2;
51
V
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22'4
pfd_
new„
:
78
i—1
23 %
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16%
1.44
a.___l
Bidlamaque Gold
17%
common—
1st
Apr V
14%
»
24%
75
16%
51%
;
July
7%
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45
'
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Athona Mines——
23 14
Mines—
Preferred
A
236,200
16
26
20
Gold
3.65
Oct
4c
| 250
-
.New
17%
L'tblaw Cos class A_
Class
4c
7c
31c
34,700
<•
9c
15%
33
Feb
"
265
86c
19 %c
IHII20
-
13
16%
—
—
Jan
2.90
Jan
2.50 May
24c
.
1,706
«
31.,
,
13%
_1
Mines
_•
class ,A_
——38
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B
23c
: >
;
l—_——s._25c
13%
2.90
47c*
300
42%; 'i
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Mines
Nello
Neon
3
Industries
Class
1
Apr
July I
5.00
Oct
11%
1,347
75c
Car
9%
11,800
41c
50c
Lyblaw Groceterias class A
...
Jan
2.50
•
"
100
•
2.15
29c
—10c
Little Long Lac Gold—
■**
Feb
Sep
Aug
•
3.80
.11—50c
—
preferred
Iexindln
3.70
14,500
12%
Preferred
5r
6
•
16,500
9.70
,
12
-
Financial
2.00
1,340
5,942
31:
30 V4
20%
preferred
Noranda
*
——
preferred
I oncourt
Grocers;
Jan
614 c
25c
—-
Leltch Gold Mines
i
lie
5,700
y
—_5
9c
4%c
3.60
—
Apr
36c
Jan '";
Mar
8%
V 30%
17%
Preferred
Nor
27c
Secord
Lgurentide
$2
..
12
1.50
-
; 42%
Drug & Chemical common—*
National
Oct
3.75
Oct
Feb
;Aug.,''
Sep "V
"July
15c
.-i':
13%
2.60
Dec
3.60
10,720
8c"'
8%
12c
Jan
12%
Mines
—
American
Laura
—i
Arw
10
22%
14,600
-
Oct
16c
'
■
Aug
28c
Apr
Jun
1.20 May
Jan
Jan
24c
.12.300
42%
J.
1
Nisto
1.50
2.60
Jun
10
4
Dec
Oct'
21
2,440
13%
5%c
1
Nam a Creek Mines—
Apr
—1
.
■>""
61c
2.50
80
22,300
-
3.00
13%
-
1.15
Apr
m 1110
—,
Lang is Silver
Latin
18c
]
^___——
8%
37c
common.
—
Lamaque Gold
Oil
Oil
5.40
innil
—
Cement
•
-
1.90
16c
31
Murray Mining Corp Ltd_
Goldvue
50
__1__
:
—
Jan
9c
Lamb!on Loan
Landa
: 1.75
30 V»
Ironmi^m^I--1'
Minerals
Jan
26%
t
70c
7 V8
6,235
32c
■
•
5%
I'll"10
r
Mar •;
Jan
45Vac
45
ll
2.80
5
—_—
2.20
1.60
——.
Mines-
Oku
Trust
Wright
700
Gold
Preferred
I akc
—_.
13c
Jan
62,050
22%-
3ic
6 %c
-
Moore Corp common——
Mt
1,200
9c,
Nov
22c "Jan
July
1.60
31,800
-•
27c
V
23c
"17c
"
3,000
2.00
•
Apr
May
51
'
Aug
2.50
,
4.00
13%
Works™———*
10
20c
9.50
—1
Oct
3.00
■
11c
Apr
5c
3,400
#■
45
6%
I—. ——10
Mines_.
Gas
Lingman
Lake
Locomotive
Montreal
New
13c 1414 c
-
V
9%
11
—_-lil
Dec
26% Mar
-I-
Nioneta Porcupilie
3.10
37c
—
Dufault
12c
42,700
13 la
-—40
______
9%
2.15
;
26% May
45,796
V
82c
72c
25c
■
6 %
16
„
Warrants
Lake
Feb
437,850
"
—
9 % c I2V2C
1.75
A
3.00
'
9.75
i—
common.
A
2.45
3.80
_*
Davies
3,450
33c
17c
1
—
tafarge Cement
54c
2.35
_*
Niagara Wire class B
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
LI
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Class
class
Continental Oil. of
•"2,700
42c
Kopan Developments Ltd
Labatt
1.10
16c
——1
■———_,,
Townsite
60c
2.65
50c
26c
;_1
•
NeW
4.20
31c
1
Copper
Kirkland
B :
Preferred
Nov
Nov
Brewery
Class
New
718
4.20
6%
Mines—
Kirkland Minerals
5%c
163,232
11,616
.
V"
8c
52c
".11
—•
—i._
Mar
11%
♦
,
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilcmbe
Oct
2,688
19C
9%
—
Mines—
9%
II
—
of
1.80
10%
Jan
2,300
38,600
»
5.90
47%
22 %
common——*
3.00
"
Jumping Pound Petrol—Kelly Douglas class A-2_—
Warrants
4,850
9%c V
2.50
•
—
Ore
May
•9,270
33c
#
Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd—.
Kelvinator
5c "'"Oct?
39,775
1.75
C
9'%
'
—
%
22%
Brick—
40c
3.75
99c
Mines-
Nov
12c
18c
90c
11%
—10
Quebec
May
78c
Industries Gas—I*
Oct
3.60
Warrants
Jonsmith
May
IOV2C
;v;
3ic
Nov
■"
9 % c JOlac
c
14% Mar
Jan
110
6
12c
„
48c
325
614 c
6%c
3.65
Nbv
110
'
1
•
67c
Jan
20
*
19c
15c
I
-
preferred———-
B
10V4
59,920
Dec
1.24 May
Jan
May
Jan
16%c
2.45
Grain^^—*
Mining-—______—-i
80,425
(r
8%
4.00
%
common—
-
67c
33c
100
i_T—_20
33.450
25c
814
•
Mines—
Ltd
•
1
—
—
Gold
Club
Class
£2c
71c
warrants
Mines
Joburke
22c-
—1
,
Lake
B
*
t
.
Explorations
jaye
120c
._
—
15 %c
5c
19,950
36,300
100
45%
"17c
Modern Containers class A
New
Waile
Jack
Jacobus
Nov
Oct
'
Jan
13 %c
20
8c
Pacific
Mining Corp
Nov
51%
150
18%
1.65
49%
56 %
556
v
V""
55c
Jan
175
"
_*
com
45
12,473
6%
18
1.80
Powders
Bronze
:
6:1»
*
.-10
20c
July
July."
175
1.75
7%c
Mill City Petroleums-.
Dec
6%
56
1
International
11,600
12 %c May
;Sep
'
16%
50
Inspiration
II
4c
Aug
:
9c
4.——.—1
& Power
7c
10c
Oct
».
■
9C
1.75
—1
Mid con' Oil
Midland
1,550
:
18
110
'
;
—
Mar
May
Apr !
Apr",
19,000
9%c 10% c\
———1
Mines
Light
Dec
6%
—'*
,
.
Mining
;
Nov
6c
■40c
.
106
9%c
—1
common:—i—
Preferred
Dec
161
?
.*
51c
Island
95c
/
■
••
,
109
58c
Uranium
Oct
'Dec r
108
2.60
Metro Stores
May
'
106
•
Dec
16%
33
50
Inland Cement Co preferred—Inland Natural Gas common—
Preferred
p
Nov
27,200
i
'
A——:
(John)
E
Nov
4c
100
25
-
13
12%
•<
——.25
44c
Jan
37
235
19,895
,
12%
1
Dec
Juii
24 V4
12 %
2,225
49c
*
——
6Vac
Feb
Nov
3c
<
87c
_1
Lake
"
Nov"
20c
'
10c
81c
45V2C
Exploration & Development_50c
C Canadian Prop+-i——•
17c
'*•
9%c
84c
46c
•
Mentor
19%
Sep
9%c
Lake
Red
19Vs Nov
3.40 Jan
•
67c
6,733
'
1.62-Jttn
lc
4c
8,400
"
10c
.1
McWatters Gold Mines——
60
.•
10c
•
Medallion Petroleums-—-
57% May
Jan
10c
^—100
13%
Apr
14 %
15%
105% 105%
14%
1
:i_i
.
15%
66,186
11c
—
.:
v
'
Oct
NOV
'
t
;—*
Red
r
-
••
20c
Consol
'
"
4,000
24c
Dec
35c
July
250
4 V2C
————100
5.00
Mar
Nov
5VaC
Juli
1.95
35,000
f
86c
4c
17 %c
9c
JL
Mines—-£—
Mineral
-———
class
85c
23c
85c
15%
16,925
2%c%
2 Va c
Apr
July
19,202
-
22
22
;
15c
—
—
-
5V2C
4%c
2&
47%
2.85 May
37
-
May1
3.70
,Jun
10c
———
Apr
614
——
Machine
Ingersoll
95c
———1
Ltd
McMarmac
Industrial
$2.75
950
——1
Aug"
163'u
4.86%
1.15
5c
10
♦
Dec
Jun
9.10
...
1,526
72,414
49%. 50%
6%
1.05
—1DO
13%
\
r
9c
Oct
4%C
53
Oct
45
5,108
1 •.
144147 %
49%
——
3c
:——:—1
29
1
3.05 May
2.25
,
14c
3,357
19
Lake—
McKeuzie
Oct
,'3.30
Jan
13
3.65
2.40
*
11,850
12,000
——————1
—
2.60
30c
—1
;
preferred
preferred-
Maybrun
Dec
70c
3.55
4%c
1.05
Oct
13c
Jan
33,120
3.65
——
Erie
21c
Jan
13%
1
*
Bay Oil—
Porcupine—-—-.
.'—
Pam
Matachewan
Apr
19'
3,300
'
_*
I—%
Consolidated
Gold
—I
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Huron
Jun
Jan
1.85
—20c
B
21c
Nov
52%
25%
4%%
Aug
300
-
Jan
22c
Mar
3.30
2.35
Mines
1_:
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5 Va 7c
Sep
14c
50c
Oct
Dec
8c
30
Sep
5o
s
3%c
18
Mining Corp
Jan
6%c Aug
7c
2,500
Oct
1.58
.
May.
26 %C
2.26
_v—
Oils
Marigold
Dec
Dec
Mai'
July
29c
1
2.32
Martin-McNeely
May
>
6%c
15c
15c
Oct
2.50
*
Home & Pitficld
Hudsons
Vac May
4c
4c
25
May
2.36
'
——
Mines
Mines
Marcon
17
••
204,325
6%C
6 %c
18%
—£—
1117
Jan
50c
2.50
5
Howey
Hugh
Oct
175
*
——^
——
Preferred
19% May
July
8%c
;
1
—
Cola
class
4
649,300
—„
Ltd
Co
111
4,315
1
Consolidated
Oil
Home
1.10
1
Dauch_;
<fe
Hollinger
16c 1614 c
—*
Co
f
12,500
1,722
1-1
Highland Bell
Hinde
10c1414c
Mines——
&
10c
1.12
Iron
H)
11
9,740 4
11c
Lake
Headway Red
8,070
—1
1
—
Lakes
20
18%
12c 1314c
1.»
Hastings
of
111
17
12c
Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines—
Head
111
1
Mines-—
Jan
52c
Sep
4c
Maple Leaf Mills common—
Aug
9c.
Nov
Dec
10c-
Feb;
8,300
11 Vac 17 %c
14c
25c
110,035
6 %c
27 %
1.29
——_.—-1
Ltd—
Manitou Barvue
"Nov
9.50
Aug
9%
6,135
Apr
24
1
Aug
3.30
Powell River
Fields-
Malartic Gold
17% July
*
1.45
6C
27%
1.45
—~——
Lake—
Fund
Maritimes
Hardee
6%C
Nov
—1
Gunnar Mining
IIIII
Magnet Cons Mines-1-—
Nov
6%c
.10
1.20
«
Jan
4c
165,267
Majortrans
Dec
17^
—-—
__—u
8%
14,000
2.37
Cockshutt %———-—1
Magnum
6.75 May
2.70
:•
38c
2.17
_—.1—
MacMillan Bloedel &
150
'
36c
2.37
Ltd—_
Mines
Madsen
305
3.80
-
Mines
Explorations
Sep
6 Va
18'/a May
17% May
1.480
!
5.60
i
Aug
16
.
37 %c
r—
Gold
Macassa
Dec
Nov
3.25
Jan
—1
—
2.90
Aug
-
15%
-
3.80
—--
50
Feb
1.15
11%
.
ilign
'
Nov
Dec
50 Va
Jan
600
1,040
16%
1514
15
L
—
—
Jan
'
15%
16
trust
Wire
Jan
41
1.00
Warrants
Nov
9Va
73,200
Lowney
(W
M)
mil
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines—-—.
Nov
7.50
Jan
65c.
55
11,535
1
1.10
;
Winnipeg
warrants
41
35
2,425
-
4.90
1.00
1.00
Saddlery—:
Gas—
;
•
Dec
Jan
1,855
7 %c
—_1
——-
Uranium Mines——
Louvicourt Goldfield
Dec
23%
6c
80c
"
—
21% Aug
9
(M). Ltd
Loraoo
30 %c JDec
Jan
Jan"
18
"50
B
Lead
10c
4 10
177«
Coal class A_,
West
Gulch
25,425
'
3.50
-50
Develop——
Plains
Great
Gulf
Va Aug
9%
warrants--—
Great
1956
Dec
400.
;
7
9
22%
7c
7,800
1
L.oeb
Long Island Petroleum—!
Long Point Gas
Mar
JU OW
86c
—.„
Oct
Aug
6
High
80c
22%
Minerals
Locana
Jan
29c
165
6% Mar
16%
1814
—l
common—
24c
Jan
210
21c
-
"
—
B
Voting
7
July
121
Low
Par
High
o
Sep
16c
'
'
4.10
*..%—_——
Class
Greening
6%
18c
18C
•
75
1714
preferred
Class
162
7
common—
preferred
$2.80
Greater
-
15c
7.60
Warrants
Great
7,000
152
6%
——
Gas
Northern
$2.50
10,700
23c 23 %c
-
Warrants
Great
Low
High
17c 17 %c
*
'
—
Paner_
Great
158
;——»——-
Mines
Lakes
Great
—
—1
"
Graudroy ;Mines
Granduc
23 l^c
'_*
————•-
Goodyear Tire Canada common
Gordon Mackay class A.—,
Class
17c
1
.l
_
l
FOR YEAR 1961
RANGE
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
2.'45
6c
6%c
8,500
25c
27c
26,400
>
54.42o
I He
9%'Nov
29
•
17%
Jan V,
40-
Apr
22
t
.6.25Jart''
=.150'Jirn
4 %e
19c
Apr
Feb
-10
Sep
Oct
.
>
,■
;
r
May-
la- Dec
8.60 May
2.18
8%C
28c
-
Sep
Sep
May
.
Number 6127
Volume 195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(437)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended January 19)
.
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
Par
Oshawa Wholesale.—
Lake
Oslsko
Overland
Low
•
..
31
-
Mines
73c
•
31
103,000
Jan
33 %
27c
4,182
83c
-
8
Mar
75c
5
5%
22,0
446
8%
5
common
Preferred
30%
80c
—
8%
205
8% May
,
----I—
RANGE FOR YEAR 1961
LowHigh
High
Par
Pec
Oot
Tamblyn
common
1
Teck
Jan
9 % May
Pamour ;
5.85
Jan
4,170
22%
Jun
40c
60,250
31c
Oct
78c
80c
5,150
67c
Dec
8%c
Porcupine
9%c
-9,000
6c
—
;4.55
4.60
7.00
Hughes Gold
JGqld—
Paymaster .Gonsol,—-——
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
2.77
Penmans
common^
—__
j:
Gold Mines
Peruvian Oil-& Minerals.'.
Perron
Petrol Oil
& G.as.
Industries
•Phantom
i
9.14
Pitch
Gold
Crow
Ponder ~ Oils
Powell
Power
Corp
OH
President Electric
Preston
Mines
Prospectors
,
Provo
Purdex
Jan
28% Nov
76c
65c"
40,525
60%
62 i
2.85
15c
/
3.00
32c
;
Jan
4.35
5.65
5.80
83c
1.02
93,100
2.10
2.20
46,737
41/2C
7%C
85,400
3c
70
Quebec Natural
8 %c
Nov
36c
Sep
Jan
5%c
Dec
6.40
Sep
12c
26c
77,373
39,150
7c
6%c
7%C
89,500
1
4.95
4.95
5.00
1,000
2.10
Jan
1
12c
-12c
14c
4,600
5 V2 c
Feb
Oct
Jan
2%c
28c
I,093
23c
92c
1.03
10,200
65c
59%
1
7%
2.10
;
8,300
59
;
4.40
<7,087
7%
1.90
60
•'
940
7%
1.95
.100
14c
Queenston Gold Mines
llC
27C
1
.
I
:
Quinte Milk
Quonto
9.40
Petroleum
1.05
:
Radiore Uranium MinesRan ger
61c
63C
1.65
1.69
11%
11%
95c
1.15
16c
15c
17c
1
1.61
1.61
1.65
_2
9
8%
9
class A___
*
1
Macdonald
Reeves
Chemical
..Reichhold
Reitman
...
———-—*
common
;:Class.
:.l
Jun
18c
Jun
10
Little
Roche
14%
405
13c
6C
6c
6%c
10,500
,1
45c
50c
56,600
...—-ti....*
14%
14%
„
lie.
,
,.
(A V) Can Ltd common—
.5%% .preferred
„„100
Rolland Paper class A
-Roe
•
9c
..1
-.—I-
,
r"., 17C
17,200
18c
50,050
6%
6%
.86%
86%
j
,
<'■
;
:..
.11:
11
11
10%
12
1
6C
5%c
82
81%
83%:
•
131/4
13
Nov/
1.95
27
29%
4,165
1.76
1.87
75c
244,250
14c
...
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil common
.Russell Industries
32c
Apr
Nov
.
18
•
11%
13c
Jan
49c
...
Oct
15
Jan
Nov
Mar
Mar
•17%
-.60
Nov
14c: July
11 % c M ay
21c Jan
8%
4.56
Exploration.
440
6,643
54%
54%
%c
22
Dec
Jan
&
Sep
Apr
30%
Jur
30
30
30
10
27%
Jan
27
27 %
170
20%
Jan
26%
Dec
30
30
50
26%
Feb
30 Va
Nov
30%
30%
25
30 Vb
Dec
40% Mai
8.70
9.35
12,090
Apr
13
20C
3,500
17c
Oct
23c
Otr
11c
13C
7,300
9c
Aug
17c
Dec-
1.58
98,405
ReS
Apr
8.80
1.47
21 %C
21 %c
6%
6%
1.80
1.83
29,983
—1
6%C
6c
7c
18,600
1.75
1.70
1.85
Ryanor,Mining
St
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
5 %
Lt
Cement
Corp
preferred
*
Maurice
class
A
•
—100
—,
15,316
8
8%
63 %
Nov
Jun
Dec
Oct
3,195
6.38
Jun
I 1-89
1.83
class
A
3,775
3.90
Oct
4.70
1,860
6,317
1.00
Dec
1.85 May
8.60 Dec
"
8.90
71c
3.55
30c
2.70
2.70
2.85
2,550
5c
5c
7%C
112,200
12 %c
21c
1,963,150
:
42
40
42
12,000
33%
1.07
1.17
19,875
69c
28c
32,000
16c
16
230
11%
Aug
Apr
4.90
4.85
3,700
3.70
Jun
*
...
•
5.00
4.95
5%
300
11%
10%
11%
14,199
common.*
24%
24%
25
17,027
26%
185
;_50
Power
Gold
42
.
K
1.35
1,000
...—
—
Mines
Nov
87c
43%
Feb
1.55
3.70
Jan
3.70
Jan
5.40
.1
41c
40c
43c
14,752
class
8,100
33c
20,164
A
13%
28%
29%
13,421
1.80
1.80
1.90
22,716
—
120
Preferred
764
7
7
7%
2,735
20
19
20
415
21
,
•
common
13%
28%
20%
30%c
Jan
24c
10%
Oct
1.12
2,425
Canuck
764,760
8%c July
12c
15c
60,925
4.60
Standard
Radio
Stanrock
Uranium
4.60
655
15%
15%
16
1,599
28
_
2.06
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1
31c
1
6 Vic
6%c
Stedman
Steel
Nickel
Bros
•
13%
•
of Canada
80%
Steep Rock
1
Iron
class
32c
8,086
7c
13%
77,700
14%
79%
•
A.-.;—.
:
82 %
8.15
10
Oil
4c
1,165
23%
.
24%
8c
20
Jan
River Gold
.
...1
Sunburst
Exploration
Superior Propane common^
"7c
8c
1.75
1.73
*
13 %c
Asbestos
I
•
15
15%'
26
26 V2
14%
14%
1.40
1.50
—
33c
33C
33c
<
9.85 Jun
104
Oct
1.15
Feb
5c
Aug
4%c Aug
6c
3,000
18c
4,229
99
20
98
Jun
37
38%
1,305
i
8c
Sep
Dec
14 %
Oct
110%
Oct
2.14 May
60c
7c
17c
104
Nov
Oct
Dec
Nov
23
Jun
37%
Dec
90
1,225
77%
Dec
1,475
15 Va
Apr
Jan
90
17%
5.50
6.00
450
4.75
Jan
11%
Jun
1.00
4,575
840
Jun
1.34
Jan
11c
2,500
9%c
Jan
r
"
23
18c
Jun
May
Apr
3c
4c
35,500
2%c Feb
1.00
1.04
19,430
90c
May
27C
32c
88,150
34c
Aug
68c
Jan
6c
6,000
3%c Nov
10c
Nov
'
32c
5
5
%c
3.25
%
C
2.90
3.25
17,710
23c
18c 24%c
388,400
28c
28c
•
2.00
Feb
14 %c Aug
6c
1.15
2.90
Jan
Oct
22 %c Aug
40c
Nov
Dalhousle
Nov
250
Sep
52c
Aug
8c
Mar
Loblaw
-
May
820
25 Va
Apr
36%
Nov
8.25
7,460
5.25
8.45
Nov
•
25Vb
25
25Vb
Sep
Jan
Dec
Ogilvie
14V2
1
A
Jun
'
Oreille
Jan
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust.!
11c
Nov
Yukon
Zellers
Dec
•No
included
May
88 Va
19%
Jun
25%
25
24%
22%
25
130
22 Va
100
36
12Va
374
17% Jan
20% Jun
30
July
860
12
35
—
35
12%
23%
23%
Dec
Gold
21
Mar
24 Va Dec
47
Jan
—
Corp
•
—
—*
.
—
2.18
2.18
675
1.91
52%
56%
2,283
40%
1.55 .1.55
200
Jan
1.40 Jan
7%
6,020
6% Jan
44c July
33% Dec
7%
1
48%c
48%c
49c
5,900
•
34%
34%
35 Va
455
Jar-
Nov
Jan
150
235
345
1.55
May
24
27 Va
20
27
24Va
55
52%
Jun
29
24
1,250
27
24%
54
•
Dec
39 % Oct
17
May
27
—
Nov
Dec
24%
54 Va
*
—
,
Sep
Dec
66
620
1
-
Petroleum
Cons
10% Feb
17
280
25
Oct
Feb
Nov
35
Sep
56% Aug
2.65 Sep
57%
Dec
1.51 July
9% Nov
65c
Jan
42
Apr
Feb
25%
22
81 Va
23%
•
common
Mines
Bros
17%
Mar
20
81 Va
22Va '
13%c Sep
2.50
Southwest
24c
22c
42
22
2.50
Paper
2.02 Sep
.
Jan
17c
2.50
Ontario
34c
Aug
Feb
49% Jun
Apr
25
2.50
Pend
-
41
81 Va
1
»
Price
24%
9,387
•
—
Flour
16
29% Jan
43%
20c
17 Va
1
&
40 Ve
3,297
1,105
25%
40
35,710
14,200
—
Dec
40%
*
Linoleum.
Oct
46
Jan
—
41
8% Aug
10%
*
A
common
Dec
32
Dec
lie
class
class
B
High
8.00
Jun
Jan
5c
Class
Minnesota
Nov
Low
7% Jan
6% Jan
8.00
Inc
Maclaren
16% Nov
0
High
5
Hayes
Jan
3c
Range for Year 1961
50
Steel Products
International Paper
Havilland
.
Shares
100
Gaspe Copper Mines
Dec
De
of Prices
9
*
26
44%
Dollars
Sales
for Week
"
10
35%
Oil
Jun
80
Canadian
Range
10
*
Jan
Nov
in
Week's
Low
5
•
17%
2.65
Expressed
9
Paper
38c
1.31
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Gen Investments
Glass
16C
21 %c
6,875
10
34%
Dredging
Oilcloth
14
32c
——34%
Corp
Dominion
20-
975
,
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN /vND CANADIAN MARKETS
'
28
ordinary^--;——'*
Industries
Sylvanite Gold Mines
15%:
14%
1.40
Preferred
7,267
98%
90
Par
Apr
21%
150,100
Oct
Nov
99
1.02
Consolidated
-
19c.
341,000
Last
National Corp—_—
Newfoundland Development
Apr
10
5,950
24%
May
16%
Sale Price
6%
280
5,500
30c
18 Va July
90
78,700
,
Dee
May
22%
10 %c
Shown
|
9.80 Mar
6,000
1.80
2.00 Dec
1.18
25c
17 % July
40
-
III
•
17%
Oct
1.79
______
Supertest. Petroleum
Switson
-8c
1
96
1
Jan
3.75
6.85
24c
1
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
..
"20c
3,490
98
Mar
90
Andian
~
Sturgeon
22
,
Dec
4.10 Dec
11
1.00
—
—
13% Nov
6c
1,580
5,146
10%
38
,
1
r
13%c Jan
Aug
Jan
-
Jan
Friday
•
July
22c
Oct
'r-
Jan
12c
Sep
'
16%
S X O C K S
Nov
34
3%c
.
Jan
79c
5c
1
Frices
Bulolo Gold
23,846
43%
25c
4,000
,107
15 %c
Toronto Stock
Anglo
67%
24%
43%
24%
43%
*
200
12,925
10%
-20C
Mines.*
Electric
Dec
-
8.30
Oct
19
25c
III
Zenmac Metal Mines
Nov
7% Dec
3,000
~
Mar
6
,•
106%
•
Zulapa Mining
2.51
II,018
5c
8.10
f
Jl
vSterllng Trusts
Stuart
9,330
95o
1.50
1.70
Zenith
"
Steeloy .Mining
Steinberg
300
2.35
30c
Starratt
28%.
6,695
1,700
97
5
Oil
Bear
19% Dec
18% May
21 Vb Jan
26c
1
__
65c
-
-
%c Sep
5.75
Dominion
Standard Paving
Jan
1.13
20%
•
34 % Mar
,
2.65 May
7
Mar'
30%
510
41c
'
1
Jan
14
Jan
30
21
6,900
18%
•
Zinc
&
Nov
36c
Jan
27
12%c
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stafford Foods Ltd
Lead
49%c Nov
Sep
17c
30%
Oils
6
Dec
70c
r
1
20% C Dec
21c
Southam
40 Va
15c 15 %c
7-
27c
Feb
2%c Sep
1.06
1100
5.40 Dec
892
22 %c
Dec
35
12,000
1.10
warrants.
Oct
26,840
27 %c
Apr
Dec
6.50
6c
16c
Dec
187/b
■
Oct
5.35
26c
10c
20%
10%
99
Apr
May
Oct
10
18c
Apr
5c
24c
July
4.25
1
3.90
15
4.95
26c
Apr
11 %c Mar
Sep
7%c Feb
9,432
71c
21
Jan
4.40
16
70c
97
Sep
lc
Nov
1.12
Apr
31% Mar
4.70
1
4c
2.40 Mar
.60 %
7,746
13,770
71c
18%
July
Oct
30
Oct
39% Jan
5.05
Ltd.
Southern Union
23%
26
2,190,060
5c
1.79
Young (H G) Mines.
Yukeno Mines
Oct
4.50
_50o
_—
Industries
5%
5.05
Manufacturing.—
D
1.35
5.10 Nov
4.60
Simpsons Ltd
Slater
67
Dec
14% May
45c
57c
40%
.100
—
preferred
:
Yellowknife
Oct
Feb
3.30 Nov
3%C
—1
A
Yankee
Deo
14
550
40 %
1
Wright-Hargreaves
May
1.12
53c
4.2(VMar
7%
Class
Yale
1
Mines—
Mines
42%'
Apr
3.55
20%
1
Larder
Preferred
Nov
1
Dairies
Silverwood
42
-50c
—
Quebec
Standard
Siscoe
4.95.
•
class A.—21
Gordon
Silvermaque
S
16
*
Oct
38 Ve Mar
-
.
21%
10%
Woodward Stores Ltd class A_.
97
Jan
25c
Dec
10c
Sep
27c
26 Vb
Mines
4c
1.10
....
Water &
Miller
Silver
44,000
7c,
2.00
5.60 Nov
12,166
1,666
19%
20%
I100
Wiltsey Coghlan
Mar
5%
■V
:
90c
1.25
I100
—
Jan
5%
57%
»
preferred
Willroy Mines—
Dec
1.05
21 % May
15
May
1.30 Feb
1
preferred
A
Creek
Silver
II,516
50o
Class A.
Sigma
,
1.93
5c
1
—_.—
Shawinigan
Sherritt
11;
17,300
-
69c
III
Industries class A_.
10
July
8.60
—1
(J)
10%
2.75
90c
2.00 Apr
68c
Aug
_50c
Wood
104
Dec
Dec
100
Nov
1.20
8.60
—
H)
Jun
7%
1.40
class
(G
Jan
Jan
5
5%
A—.
Petroleum
Wood
9.90
475
71
1.20
—1
Windfall
65c
10% Aug
7%
10
Dec
99 Vat
Nov
3.25
83c
I—1
Aug
30,400
Dec
2.55
28 %c
84c
*
16
.11,135
Sep
Jar
Mar
Jan
55%
A
26
1.25
8%
12c
Apr
; 19
18% Jan
1
Arts
Sheep
35
...
17%
!
common
Class
700
1.05
Metal
Security Freehold
...
/
.
2%c Aug
1.30 Dec
9%c
1
preferred
Winchester
•,
103% 103%
103%
Jan
1.87
30
IIIi
Ltd—
10% Jan
I,400
16
22%
16%
1
Gold.
Selkirk Holdings
.
}.
May
July
8%
Feb
6,212
12c 12 %C
Inlet
$6
Nov
.7%
Warrants
,
54c
5%
1.15
6,760
44c
Class B
4%%
Dec
Sep
17c
15c
Copper
12
17c
5,280
61%
common
Decalta
24 %c
July
1.05
Sapphire Petroleums
Petrol
Seven
•
8c
1.10 Jan
2,775
8
16 %C
•
—
Western
13
8% Mar
82,000
16%
Sarcee
Scythes
22%
9,389
C
13c
•
common
Gold
River
Satellite
15%
15%
,12
9c
...—
Antonio
Sand
v
22c
62%
III
•
Western
85%
Jan
1
Horsey
Warrants
San
;
•
common
Gas
Shiriff
Salada
—1
.
'11%
12
IIV2C
6.06
8.15
1,415
1.80
—
Western
May
27
56%
class
Oct
Nov
Nov
2.00
•
Petrol
9c
Dec
Jan
—
Sep
-
July
15%
85c
Products
15%
Sep
60
32c
1,553
•
(Geo)
Dec
1.99
■
Weston
Nov
11% Julv
23 »/a
7.15
1
Nickel.———
Surf
July
Jan
Ref
West Malartic Mines
Westeel
Apr
12
52 %
3.65
Mines..
Foods
•Westates
lie
5,867
W—
Oil
I6V2C Dec
5.60
-1
Trans
Westburne
Nov
1.85
trust
Westfair
Dec
2.82 Mar
5.35
Petroleums
Voting
27 %
65C
3.25
Weedon Mining
Wespac
Nov
5.60
III1
Westcoast
Dec
16%
Dec
——
Products
Lake
27%
16%c Nov
17c
*
Equipment"*
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb & Knapp Canada
'Werner
% May
May
13%
«
-—-
&
55
Oc-
Nov
60c
6,036
,1
Q
May
9% Apr
15% Jan
125
18c 22 %c
9% Feb
49
57%
20%
2,585
common
Mines
12
72% Feb
11
22%
•
90
Jan
6,235
10%
,
Nov
14
Waterous
Nov
a
It
6%
Wasamac
22 %c Jan
Jan
10
-_1
Amulet
Waite
Oct
16 %
.
Dec
100
54
III
Mines
Walker
19 % May
Dec
10%
54
*
"
—*
Sep
,9%
Corp
Walnwright
1.90 Apr
Dec
13
II,820
Sep
:'3c
'
May
Dec
-4c
.
7c
18,500
-_1
Violamac Mines
Dec
/ 99c
Jem
4,000
r
25,500
54
■
Rowan Consol/
20c
8%c
1.53
B
Jan
1.52 July
20%c Jan
60
19c
Consolidated
Class
15%
13,491
48c
10%.
——
Viceroy Mfg class A
SeD
11%
v
..
July " i
4,285
13%.
.
Feb
Ma:
13%
Vendomatic
July
-15-
200
Feb
III
Ltd
Jan
9c
9
Jar
13c
-25
pfd
Hill
Steel
Vespar
Dec
/. 84c
74% Jan
8% Sep
10% Dec
'
6c
10
19%c
.125
19%
18.099
Dec
15
13%
Dec
19c
4%c July
>
7,641
6%
86%
—.—10
Mall
'180
9%c
y
7.40
.120
/
17:
8%c
16c
6,525
v
12
Jan
14Vk Jun
..
9,650
—
Pall
15%
100
/
9.55
Mines :—22
Rothmans, of
9
,415
•
12c
....—1
Mines ■"...
1.25
205
/
;
9.30
17
Rock win
15c
13c
—.—
common
02c
.10
68,500
;
15,939
24,100
15%
Oils
Ventures
Jan
110„025
-
27%
Jun
74%
-30
B
Reef
Vauze
Jan
56o
9.40
1
*
...
Rio Rupununi Mines.
Rix Athabasca - Uran.
Robinson
365.
15
15
14%
,
Rexpar Minerals
Rio Algom
1
27
lie 13Vac
Jan
.Sep
14%
*
Fortune.—
United
Vandoo
Dec
45o
I,800"
•
37c
Oct
-1
Ltd
Upper Canada Mines
3.35 Mar
62
10 >
May
4%c Oct
69,400
67C
1.04
Oil
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
IOO
1,
.
10 V*
20,350
Mindamar
United
9% Mar
Sep
Feb
Sep
8.35
.
.
37%
1,585
60c
-_1
class
Inv
United
1.00 Dec
12o
-45,723
20c
17c
19c
—1
5,230
,
n%c 11 %c
A—
class
9.70
9.40
.
50
13%
22
c
New
'
'.Quernont Mining
40%
47c
7%C
—1
,
6%c Sep
37% Jan
12%
Dec
-_1
t
v
United
Nov
30c
Keno
Oct
40%
*
Canada
United
Oct
18c
34
II,111
14c 15 %C
4,395
.50
;
United
Oct
Nov
24c
92c
54%
Feb
12
May
1.80
80C
Sep
57%
125
,
52%
*
Fuel
23c
5,119
...
53
*
B
United
\
446,199
,
3,050
common
Preferred
Feb
20c
\
(
1
Gas
"Preferred
r
9%C
1
Nov
14
50
.
Corps class A
Class
Feb
Oct
Sep
•;
24c
Warrants
•
Jan
11 %C
Mattagami
Quebec
1.39
2.48
Dec
1.89
1
Quebec Metallurgical
45c
70%
19c
Asbestos
United
Dec
7.50
Jan
72c
.
Nov
69
1
preferred
Co of
United Canso
Nov
30c
May
.1
—
United
3.60 Mar
.
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
; Quebec
Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp..
-Quebec Manitou Mines—
37c
60c
Mining Corp
2.20
5%C
Ltd
25 %c Mar
35c
64c
13c
:
Oil
3.00 May
2,146
24,600
31c
28
Canada
Union
Apr
10c
of
B
Union
2.05
61,200
Apr
14%
common
preferred
Gas
Class
Nov
300
*
85c
lie
^
;
Dec
64%
200
•«
Jan
60c
Mines
1.10 Nov
Apr
Jan
88c
<
*r
Aug
50
2.12
5.65
Ltd..
Sep
30c
.
801 I.
;
18c
Ltd
Minerals
Sep
14
2.68
Airways
Producers
Gas
Union
27c
83c
16C
Dec
78,175
2.68
.
54c
50c
28%
77c
33c
1.85
Acceptance
preferred
2nd
3»/2C
52c
1.00
8%c
Pipeline
Shawkey
1st
Oct
50c
.200
Premium iron Ore
Nov
8C
72c
Mar
,,5,276
1,735
48,100
00 %
Ultra
69
Feb
lie
Oil
Union
;
68,525
Hi
Royalties
Apr
Oct
Jar.
Jan
55
1,857
•
Resources
Jar.
18c
48c
14
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
15 % July
Apr
43u
Dec
55c
Nov
5% July
65c
55c
•
10%
Dec
Prarle
Triad
Feb
13
325
Trans
2.09 Aug
87c
29c
6,450
11,400
80c
.506
Rouyn Gold
Prairie
'
Nov
11c
1.69 May
59,780
69%
Transmountain- Pipeline
8%c'
281/B
28 %
X
.
Jan
34c
Oct
Nov
11,032
247,000
27%
Transcontinental
Sep
1.90
84c
1
Pipeline
Aug
,15c
..Jan.
41c
50c
Place Oil & Gas
Placer Development
'
95c
12%
35
Dec
Nov
1.62
49c
Exploration Ltd
47c.
Jan
520
14%:
7c
8c
..
6,800
75c
"62c
Mines
Uranium
Ore
1332c
25
.
Jar
1.49
59%
33c
warrants
Canada
Jar.
70c
62c
-10
A
25%
Nov
58
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Canada
11,400
9%
1957
Trans
50,900
31c
Nov
class
Oct
35c
80c
;
A.
preferred
Trans
65c
14%
5%
35% Dec
10c
9%
Ltd.,
Oil... Co
Phillips
Photo Engravers
80c
Trader's Finance
13% May
63,545
60c
Mar
7% Aug
2.00/.
1.67
♦
Bank,
Don Works class
Towagmac Exploration
i
High
21
1.43
80c
•
Toronto
15c
58%
1.50
Toronto Dominion
6.90 Dec
14c
12c
—
5.50 Aug
28% May.
41c/
*
i
—1
2.80
Feb
14c
common
—:—
Aug
9c
13c
—1
Mines
Feb
Oct
10,100
14c
100
3.35
July
1.10
21,451
4,600
1.04
Tormont
Jan
1.65
1.06
Oct
20c
17,025
1.54
Jan
Dec
1,285
45c
1.55
Tombill Mines Ltd.
Torbrit Silver Mines
7,270
28 %
39c
17c
.
Ltd
Lundmark
Petroleum
.140
37% '
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Gas
•1.05
Canada
Tidal
Jun
8c
115,940
Credit common...
Peoples
/Permo
Pickle
48c
9 Va
9
*
::. 37
57e
Jan
13o
11,999
40c
v
:
v
3,250
12c
12c
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225...,
15c 15 Vic
.
—
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20%
1
2.15
I,650
;
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Texaco
Low
20
41c
.
—I
Mining
Dec
Mar
27
High
—1
Temagami Mines
Dec
10%
*
;3;40 Jan
200
/ 2.75
—
.
Pato. Consolidated
Pembina
53,201
.
6.85
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of ". Canada
Patioo
1,470
24%
*
.
Paramaque, Mines
Parker
161 /4
.10%
24
39c
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PamoU Lta.
15%
9.90 Jan*f
16
9.45
Page
20
44c
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Pacific Petroleums
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LOW
Taurcanls
6
Sep
41
_38o
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.
0
2,340
♦
2,625
-
8,550
23
Feb
13% May
1.35
23C
par
value,
•
in
year's
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d Deferred delivery sale (not
e Selling ex-interest,
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Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
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range),
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Dec
2.20 Mar
range),
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Apr
40c
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issued,
Sep
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(438)
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gelected source8.
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following
following
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,
bnyethee"bid") *orbought (indicated
wide
They are
could have been sold (indicated
within which these securities
range
by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any
18
Airwork
Canadian Superior Oil of
9%
__L1
Cannon Mills Co B common—25
1
21
Alarm
Homes
9%
Pipeline
(L E)
Carpenter
-
Elion
18%
Cascade
Trust
Field
ctfs—
_i
7%
8%
5%
6%
Central Illinois Electric &> Gas. 4
77/a
Central
3
453/2
48%
34
36%
Central
31
34%
Central
'
,_50c
—
Electric Co—5
Central Louisiana
1
10
Telephone Co com—.10
Vermont Pub Svc Corp__6
Cent
5 %•'•'•'•
Power
Maine
,_50c
4%
.2.50
23%
'25%
1
28%
31%
Charles
Co_'_*
21%
237/a
Chattanooga
Bowling Enterprise—1
American Cement Corp—
5
6%
TVs
11%
12%
Electronic Corp.——I
Cetron
the
of
Ritz__—_____—1
/
8%
•
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Capital
23%
1.
26
Corp_>__
1'
Cap_l :
International
Instruments
V
16
Water :Co——
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15
Empire Financial Corp
Empire. State Oil Co
3%
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24
1
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Ennis
'•v
345/8
36%
v
.,
25 %
Erie
14
f
■
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Forms
Inc
195/8
•
9
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;
15%
10
'
p-,
113/4
f
43/4
Ets-Hokin ■&
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Galvan
Inc
I
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Infrared
12
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American
American Electronic
27
30%
:
Express
Co—•-5
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Co com—1
4%
47 Mi
208
——-—-100
130
American
Corp
26
28%
35
383/4
30%
17%
58
Applied' Elects Corp of NJ___ 10
Applied Research Corp—____25c
Arcs- Industries
Inc
.-10c
Ar^en
Farms Co common-—1
Flight Co __i_——_1,
43/4
Engineering Co
Wire
Insulated
Interstate
Colorado
17
Milling
55 y2
Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
16
First
Small
125%.
22%
18'/2
15%
22 %
4%
7%
'■-
Credit
Atlas
Class
22%
245/s
10c
22%
56%
Products—,—l
Adhesive
Avery
common-2.50
94
Oil
&
Baird
Atomic
commonrl
Co
Inc
Paint
Baltimore
Continental
22%
1
93/4
Coffee
Bangor
Hydro
21 y«
Corp
21%
73/8
—
„
Va
CTS
Belco
67%
1
13
1
17%
19 y8
___„20c
18%
203/8
19
23
70%
743/4
Petroleum
Isle
Corp
Corp
:
Bemis
Bros
Beneficial
143/4
Corp
Eastern
common^—_5Qc
Pete common_l
29
(L A)
Billups
41%
(M)
Light
1
Inc—1
Company
7
;_25c
Publishing
List
Blue
&
Bryson
—.—.50c
Bohn
Bolt
Bon
53/a
Manufacturing_l
Machines___L_5c
Beranek
Ami
Boston
Co
163/4
_5
__
Capital
10%
*
Newman
&
Corp
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
163/4
1
*—.,
25
Corp.*
,
Bowl-M'or
Bowman
Bowser
Company
Products
'<
Inc
$1.25
Devices
Drive-In
2ya
61%
65
General
Foam
—10c
25/s
General
Merchandise
preferred
..
_
Dynamics
1
;
Brockway
Brown
&
Glass
Co
Sharpe
Inc—5
Mfg
Co—10
Brunnlng (Charles) Co Inc__L_3
Brush
Beryllium Co
1
Glasspar
18%
Glatfelter
Buckeye
Steel Casting Co__
*
Terminal Buildings Co_10c
Bush
Business
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Inc
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see page
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:
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50
363/4
93
98
_10c
28 3/2
311/2
73/2
83/e
Green
(A
71/8
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6 3/4 *
193/4
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33/2
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t
211/2
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Greenfield
1
Co
*
293/4
321/4
♦
19%
205/8
Inc
5
Guardian
9%
133/4
Gulf
_i
Chemical
1
Bradstreet Inc
&
10c
Corp
1
,
Dynacolor Corp
Dyna-Therm Chemical
Dynex
19%
21
221/a
Hamilton
31
33%
24%
263/4
Handmacher-Vogel
78
833/4
Handy &
_20c
.__
14
151/8
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___1
33/4
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26'/a
28%
20c
93/2
10%
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Am
Inc
5%
pfd_2
Harman
Mining
Hanover
33/4
^
Inc
Economics
Economy
1
Laboratory
Inc
Bookbinding Corp. 10c
___5
Corp Ltd
1
91/4
Inc—
10%
1
126
—1
Harvey-Wells
43/4
5%
44%
47%
Hearst
Cons
44'/2
481%
Heath
(D
81/8
Corp
C)
:
—
Portion
Pak
-
Edgcomb Steel Co
Edgerton Germ & Grier
Edgewater Steel Co
El
Paso
Electric
Co.
23y4
1
25%
Hermetite
33
36%
Heublein
*
42%
45%
(Texas)—"
28%
31%
113/4
123/8
12%
14
133/2
i_l
Inc
Forms
-
Corp
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-
___^
27%
6 3/4
_70c
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;
163/4
48'%
52 3/2
5
833%
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia Lighting Cq^,—
_1
11%
"Loblaw
Inc
Star
12%
__-l
11%
Co——33% c
Pipe
4%
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Steel
Co
common
_1
Long (Hugh W.) & Co Inc—50c
Lucky Stores Inc common
l'/4
Ludlow
Corp
*
Lynch'Communication Sys Inc.l
Lytel Corp
*
Lytton Financial Corp
1
(E
Gas
Co
F)
1
Electric
&
Co___8
Corp
23%
20
21 3/8
473/2
50%
xl 3%
14%
33/4
34
»
11%
.
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62%
653/4
35
38 3/4
53/8
Marlin
26 Va
27%
Rockwell
Marmon
Corp
Harrington
Co
1
Inc
Inc
1
2
Mary Carter Paint class A
63/4
93%
1
33
123/8
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5% 1st pfd ser Bl__—■
25
.
7%
20
153/4
163/4
19'%
213/4
1
26 3/2
293/8
Company
Inc
McLouth
1
36%
39%
3
133%
14%
& Co common.2
4%
Electronics
Corp
1
3%
Steel
Co
common_2%
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Systems. 1
57
13%
17
26
14%
—_T
Merfedith
Publishing
Meridian
Electronics
Metal Hydrides
Inc_
Metromedia
Co
corn..5
Inc
Inc
Corp
__L_L-L
•______y
10c
—5
_50c
_LLi
4%
.'«193/8
' '
33i%
31/4
10
53/8
4Vs
601/2
3%
...1
Metcom
-
103/2
363/8
Matheson
Mechanical
28 %
7%
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Melpar Inc
6%
8 3/8
15 3/4
36%
26%
____i
;43/4
363/4
14%
,16 »/4
15
5
21 '/a
43/8
Industries
36%
12%
38'/4
'
19%
22 3/8
_1
14
-
Magnetics Inc
i._l
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
Marine Capital Corp..
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McLean
__5
13%
•
.
22
7'/4
(F H)
287/s
87 »/4
-
351%
_1
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McGraw
203/4
73/8
15
_1
93/2
26%
7
61/4
1
Liberty Loan Corp common
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B__
M'axson
_5
6%
25
50c
.L_
Sons
4%
53/4
1
5%
16
14%
3%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—_1
Henry's Drive-In Inc
5%
19'/.
16%
A—25
Publications
Inc
7%
lc
»
103/8
1
2.50
5
8Va
Henderson's
11%
135
143/4
3.50
Hathaway Instruments Inc
Hawaiian Telephone Co
7
&
Mattel
_i
29%
10ya
Winkle-
Munning
26'%
___2.50
13
Cement
common..
Business
Marrud
l
——
63/8
7%
54
7
13%
11%
.
—
10c
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Hanson-Van
,
Lewis
Magnefax
.
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Eastern Racing Association.
Eastern Utilities Associates IIlO
2
Co
Products
MacDonald
21
—1
2»/2
Inc
Lestoil
Levitt
Madison
_i
Inc_
59
61/4
12%
20c
153/a
403/a
Mangmht
16
32
541/2
51/8
133/a
123/a
293/a
14%
293/2
'
9%
Inc
Inc
12 5/8
43/8
1
27
18%
_lc
Lence Lanes
43/8
33/4
6'/8
Lei
11%
36%
73%
5%
283/4
28%
1
Hajoca Corp common...
Hamilton Cosco Inc
693/2
18%
26
38%
10c
Interstate
14
_2
Company
Industries
5%
263/4
50
com. —I
Corp
5%
24%
,-_l
50 3/8
9%
Corp
221/4
1
'
8%
1
Engineering
503/a
20%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
Hager Inc _i
_/
_*
47
—1
common.
46%
^_1
.'
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,173/4
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18%
263/2
Lone
503/8
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.1
common..
17%
351/4
165/s
199
-9%
10
Travelware ——____1
188
,
505/8
9
17%
Leaseway Transportation Corp_l'
Leeds & Northrup Co com
50c
*
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473/2
4%
Joint
46 3/2
Milner
18%'
36'/a
28%
Candy
common.:
143/4
263/4
33
4%
Lock
Dunlap
34%
24 Va
263/4
Loft
Growth Capital Inc_
&
245/8
133/a
1
193/8
903/4
j—1
4
17'
153/a
24%
412
'
32'/4
.1
preferred—
Blower Co
247/8
83
Inc
221/4
22%
Lease Plan International Corp.I
18
1
'
Inc
Portland
Steel
223/4
Grow
1
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conv
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Grosset
Corp___.
16 Va
•
3
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Power
Real
Grolier
Dynamics
15
10c
^
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18%
—__
9
4
28%
23%
Precision
28 3/4
Corporation
63/4
43%
7%
(Greater Wash .Ind Inv
563/2
Company
>
A—
Goodwg^r. Printing——.^
17
—20
Electronics iabs
Ecuadorian
213/4
class
Products
Mount
:
6
40
541/2
343/4
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___1
common
conv
Dynamics Corp of
Dynatronics Inc
9%
30%
Corp
Rubber
253/a
Dymo
9%
18
__50c
common__5
53
Dura
30%
28%
A
Co
_25c
Dunn
19%
25
34%
193/4
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...
Dunham Bush Inc
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t
4
_
Corp
Interstate
28%
18
1
Company
233/8
8
Inc
Industries
California
.21
25c
Inc
S
:
313/4
(PH)
Gyrodyne Co of America
35%
29 %
class
Co
—5
Corp
Inc
5%
■
Leeds
313/4
Co__ 2.50
Salt
Dun
37%
10c
—
Ryllesby (H M) & Co
Company.—.
Dumas
30%
33y4
253/8
17
12
34
24 3/8
26 3%
Drexel
20%
28%
1
■
33/4
481/,
Dravo
17%
10%
21
■v
24
Drackett
21
.19
■3%
23%
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co_2.50
21%
Inc
•
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Crystal
Ontario
•
133/s
353/8
385
Laguna Niguel Corp Units—
153/4
5c
8%
32%
Inc—6.25
:i8%
44
Finance
Glass
141/4
Indus
213/4
8
10
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp •
51/2
.
Corp com_l
133/4
753/4
21'/2
19%
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com
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163/4
12
•
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Latrobe
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123/4!
.
12%
70
10
common.
Lanolin Plus
Waterwrks
11
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1
—_________u_
173/2
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10c
B
16%
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A
Oil
2.50
General
v
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common—
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Ketchifm & Company
245/8
12 5/8
•
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13%
Co
.
1
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Corp
123/4
135/8
class
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22%
11
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Research
1
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Lainson Machine Co_20
Inc
:
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Jostens
Knox
•
41/2
' 173/4
•
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Duriron
Bristol
.1
L——j.
common
Service
&
General Shale Products Corp
41
General Supermarkets Inc_
10c
33/a
10 y4
Corp___
Corp
Dorsett
7%
British-American Const & Mat_5
4%
Machines—10c
Corp
Jones
Lake
Grinnell Corp
7%
19%
1
12
Dixon Chemical Industries Inc_l
18
6%
153/4
163/4
$1.25
18 5/«
1
-
33/4
_1
165/8
Diversa
113/4
25
common
*
—
Ceramic
15
Disc
6%
16%
*
—
Inc'__
Corp
General
Dictaphone
133/8
19
10c
——
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&
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28%.
7%
1
__
Battery
243/8
268
:
15%
Duffy-Mott
,
Atronics
General
25 y8
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc com.l
27 %
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General
21%
22 y4
240 :
A—*
Gibralter Financial Corp Calif^l
Dixon
Electric
Business
Bogue
Film
75/8
73/8
12%
&
175/8
common
Co
73/2
8
—
6
16%
&
Aniline
10c
iL__
Steel
9%
6%
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery-.:——1
Kings Department Stores.
—1
Kingsport Press Inc
1.25
Kingwood
Oil
Co
._1
44
6%
Diamond
45 Vb
15
Sivalls
General
357/b
93/a
Corp
11
'
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10
Corp
54%
9%
1 "
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Keystone
283/4
•
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Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
9
Power
Hills
Black
*.
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Company
Keyes Fibre
6%
26
—1
5%
Dial
243/a
Black
Blatt
8%
22%
12%
18%
Detroit International Bridge__-1
3%
Inc commons—----aA
1
Oil Corp com
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
35%
Petroleum.*,.,-!
Western
Son
&
Inc
Co—*
Corp
Plastics
Jervis
Supply
14 3/8
6
Gas Service Co common___,___10
Gem
International- new_.
70c
•:
33%
Specialties—5
E
Class
121/4
133/8
:_!__20c
273/4
common
29 3/8
50
'
Water
Kewanee
.'123/8
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Diebold
Bird
Inc
23
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5
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Gear
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241/8
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213/4
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Computer Instruments
29%
27%
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Art Metal Inc
10
Arvida Corp
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56
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6%
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13%
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request.
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distribution.' 'The
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list'
comprises
securities
which
national
distribution
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12%
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12%
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48
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44
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54
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10
57
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24
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82
42 Va
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196
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&
74
81
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of Phila—10
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Natl Bk
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Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co
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15
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2%
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Bk
48%
106%
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44
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47%
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64%
100%
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124
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64%
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61
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489
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80
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4V4
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65%
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42
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39
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5
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59%
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7
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45%
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28%
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Mfg Ca
Corp
Varilab
21%
66
5
9%
217
Ask
19%
-50c
20%»
8%
206
Bid
1
34%
19%
1
Telecomputing
10%
32
1
Fund
Telechrome
,
*
,18%
'
y
:
47%
17
;___20c
Ine
Inc
Techno
Offshore
.
9%
J_*
Taylor Instrument Co com
Technical Animations Inc
15%
-
40
Industries
Ask
Par
1
Corp
Tappan Co common.
Taylor Devices
Taylor Fibre Company
42%
,
-
v.H*.
9%
42
Ronico
Industries
Inc.
2
Mississippi Shipping Co__>.j__-_5-,llVa/''.'12
Renaire Foods Inc^__.
1
Mississippi, Valley. Barec LineJl: ^10% v ,-.11%
Mississippi: Valley Gas .Co__iLA5^. T 25%;./ 2.7% ;»
Missouri Utilities
Revere Racing Assn Inc
27%.
CQ—-, 24% :
Mite Corp
Richardson Company com
• 11V*
'
12% '
12%
Riley ? Stoker Corp common—3
'*
Mobilife Corp -i• .6
6% ;v River Brand Rice Mills Inc_i3y2
"
Mohawk RubberiCompanyj,_'l;u-l/ > 42% .A
j.
__25c
.46%,'"; Roadwdy Express Inc_
Monmouth: Park Jockey ClubVie/ rl0%
11%'.-'
Monroe Auto Equipment com__ 1
Robbins & Myers Inc com____•
72
75% "
Moog Servocontrols JInc'i._^---,l% v
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Robertson (H H): & Co________l
Moore Drop Forging.;£o_i_—A-il -fT16%.
-f 18%;,
>
Tampax
39
common
(Quotations for Friday, January 19)
Bid
Broadcasting Company—..!
Talley
37%
39%
A—___25c
Drilling
Redwing
Co_'„--(-^-,-10
class
Inc
11V2
.
14%
28
__
Mississippi Glass
1
1
com
Inc
Radiation
38%''v '41%
-
34%
Taft
-
18%
n
—1 •*# 6%
Minneapolis Gas- Co -common—I,
Missile Systems
___10c
10%
*
* 14%
_1
Inc
Radiation
Electronics
Milgo
Systron-Donner
6%
44%
Inc———2
Products
Swank
34%
13%
Alegre Sugar Corp com_l
Corp Ltd1
Purolator
25
40c
Punta.
5%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc com_7 %
Laboratories
Inc
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc_:
14"%
Purex
Miles
Company
21%
Par
32
Carolina—__1
No
Ask
23%
Mex—:_5
6%
Midland
Mkiwestern
Hamp__5
New
19'/a
13%
Mid-American
Develop
of
New
Bid
Industrial National
Bank
of
•
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,
Providence R I
_____10
Industrial Valley Bank <fc Trust
Co
Irvine:
(Phil®)
Trust
53%
5
Co
(N
34%
Y)-_u__-__10
54V4
70
43
(ft Y)—20
149
157
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank A Trust Co
68
72
38%
75
41%
7»- 4
Co of Maryland.10
United States Trust
.
5T%
■
37%
57%
5
Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
(Winston-Salem
Wells
N
C)
44*
va
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
of Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern List
:
Ask
Bid
Par
Aberdeen Fund
25c
Advisers Fund Inc—
1
Affiliated Fund Inc—.
—1.25
American Business Shares——i_l
American
Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-IIoughton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-IIoughton Fund "B" Inc„5
Axe-Honghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect* nics Corp-lc
Axe-Tern pie ton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc_
—1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund
Ltd1
Mutual Funds—
2.58
2.36
7.61
9.09
4.91
B-3
4.60
B-4
al7.56
10.46
K-l
1.65
1.82
K-2
5.47
5.97
S-l
9.57
5.60
;
6.09
4.12
13.13
Fund
California
14.50
Lazard
19.95
21.80
Lexington
14.12
15.26
Life
Insurance
Trust—_—1
Investors Inc—1
14.12
15.47
Life
Insurance
Stk, Fund Inc—I
7.82
8.55
18.41
19.91
-^—1
11.33
12.38
15.35
13.52
Century Shares Trust ———-1
Chase Fund of Boston:—1
Common
Fund Inc
—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
23.20
21.24
Series B'—A—
8.88
8.12
18.55
18.74
67.26
Investing Co Inc —1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc—.-1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund-. 1
Vegh
67.94
12.76.,
—
14.03
10.40
11.43
10.68
11.70
9.50
10.41
3.48
3.81
6.05
6.54
17.74
.——25c
Dow
Theory Invest Fd Inc—_ 1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
19.28
—_
Fund————50c
Balanced
12.49
—.„_..50c
15.58
Corp—1
7.41
8.10
Stock Fund
-10
a23.8i
—20c
9.32
..25c
13.25
14.49
1
——-5
19.17
20.84
16.75
18.11
Trend Fund Inc
—1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.._l
14.24
15.48
19.21
20.77
Fund Inc_l
4.86
5.32
6.57
7.18
Energy Fund Inc.:—
Equity Fund Inc———
Federated Growth Fund
Capital Fund—;
Fidelity Fund Inc——
Fidelity
Financial Industrial
Fund Inc
Florida Growth
Mutual
Florida
Fund
_10c
2.22
2.43
*
„
12.59
13.68
Series-—11.56
——w-.1
5.59
Dividend Series
1
3.90
Preferred Stock Series——»-l
7-28
Income Series——
———1
6.20
Stock Series—
1
8 94
Growth, Stock Series—_—1
9.42
New England Fund——
1
11.42
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34e
al6.43
Balanced
Series
VV
1
Fund
Canada——25c
of
Fund_l
2.88
7.81
8.58
Selected
X8.69
9.45
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.26
11.24
Fund——„1
Investors
Inc—-.1
:
1
State Street, Investment Corp__*
Investors
Sovereign
Roe
Fund
,—1
Inc
Fund
Stock
1
8.90
9.75
Growth Fund——_lc
6.59
7.23
13.95
15.27
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
9.97
10.94
Texas
Equip
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Administered shares—lc
—
Inc
Fund
•—1
—
Bond shares——— lc
7.07
7.75
—lc
11.43
12.52
Century Growth Inv__ 10c
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd——!
Growth industry Shares Inc_„1
21.78
22.43
United
shares
Petroleum
4.26
7.96
6.78
9.77
10.32
Series H-C7
Mercury
(Wash D C).
Nat
(Gaheslou);
5.83
10c
——
————10c
6.37
5.72
a29.14
1
Fund
8.26
8.83
lc
11.96
13.08
Fund-lc
11.65
12.74
Inst Foundation Fund
Growth
Income Fund—lc
Institutional
Fund Inc
Co
lc
America—1
of
Investment Trust of
1
Boston
6.77
7.41
5.25
5.74
11.38
12.44
12.70
6%
Fund
Science
Ltd_
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc__1
Fund
International
Fund
Line
Value
Inc„
Situations
——^10c
Fund
Inc
12.94
10.84
16.25
Citizens
•
4.87
9.18
10.66
IN
Life' Insur.
al0.70
9.97
11.22
al0.39
,8.33
15.29
Y) "A'%2
17%
19y8
North River
34%
Northeastern
Insurance,—3.33 %
22
Northern
Co of. N
46 %
Co
NY..2
of
31
59
Ins
Continental Casualty Co,
,5
94'% •
10
54%
-1.25
4%
Inc
Insurance
Peerless
99
<N J)
—------,1
7.28
Devonshire
Diversification
Federal
Investors
6.25
6.75
Investors
1
13.70
14.97
Providence-Washington —^_10
95
Pyramid Life Ins Co
(N C)—1
x6%
68
72 Vi
Quaker
.,19'.4
60
20%
Reinsurance
64
61%
30%
St
Co—-i.—-—4
Insurance
Federal
1
._5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„
(S
Fiiemen's Fund
First
Surety
F)——2.50
Inter Life Inc.
Fire
132
138
Seaboard
191
Seaboard Surety
Life
47
50%
27
117
126
29%
126
135
————5
55
58
Standard
45%
48%
Title
49
52l/8
Travelers
72y2
76'A
Great American
Gulf
(Jacksonville Fla)_2V*
Life
Hanover Insurance
—16
Co—
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
5
;
U
60
Accident,—_1
&
14%
16
Variable
Life
Ins—5
Westchester Fire
81 %
80
Annuity
X34.56
35.25
Second
al4.75
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
Loan
Home
Federul
Feb,'
15,
Recent
3s
Mar.
15,
1DG2
3.15s Apr.
16.
1962
3.05s
3%s
1962
17,
Sept.
Apr.;
——t
——_
1962
15,
3 VbS
Banks
1962
15,
May
June
—
'
—
1963-1
15,
——-
'
.
Amer
lei
Tel
<&
4%s__
1998
Ask
103%
104%
Exchange Fd_
;
Fund
Inc
114
84 %
70
73%
40%
43'A
75
79%
1
18%,
19 V8
2
39%
42
%
13,
Feb.
Sep.
10,
100.1
3.15s
3.05s
June
100.1
Federal
100.1
100.2
1,
19(i2———
100.7
100.9
:i0,
1962——
1962w————
100.29
101.1
99.30
100.2
May
Aug.
:%*;;4%s
12,
1963_:
1964
11,
10
i9o:%_—__
Apr.
20,
Oct
20,
4s
Oct.
20,
4s
Dec.
20,
Feb.
3 %s
May
2^.
4%s
July
20;
100.20
101.20
100
100.12
21,
99.24
100.8
99.24
100.8
98.4
%=...
100.28
1968—
100
101
1969——
100.8
101.8
102.8
,103.8
12,
1966—;
100
4%s
Mar.
11,
97
4%s
Mar.
20,
10,
1968
i
1969—
96
Apr.
100
101
4-JiiS
July
15,
1969—
Apr.
10,
1970,——
101
102
5%S
Feb.
20,
1970
Sep.
10,
1970
.1,
Aug.
10,
1971
9.34
4%s
13.07
4 V4S
12,
June
Jun.
Apr.
5'.as
July"20,
101.24
4 %>s
Oct.
1,
lUD
106
3 %s
May
1,"
100.8
4
99 .24
1972
99.8
98 8
1973
12,
3%s
99.8.
100 .24
i
99.8
98. 8
1972
10.
20,
28. 8
1971
10,
Sep.
Feb.
Yns
15/
r..'
106
105
—
94
95
105
106
101
1970——
1970——
1970-1967.
Feb. -15,
37/as .Sep.;
97
100.12
1966——
4%s
%s
98.20
96.8
1966—
3%s Mar.
5'/bS
99.4
1966—;-
3%s
99.31
101.16
99, 27
101.8
1965—^
99.20
100.12
101
-98.28
1964:—L—_
1,
99
1965— —
JO,
Jim.
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4s
100.10
100.2
20,' 1963—;—
100
1964—
11,
May
4
•
101.8
100.
Fob.
2%s
99.30
99.
1964
,
101
100
1963
Oct.' •»2,;
3'! I, S
100.2
100
'
1962——
Feb.' 20,
4s
99.24
100.2
99.30
1962—
Bank Bonds-4 ;
Land
3*5jis
100.3
99,
4,
100.1
100
April 2, 1962_——
100.2
100
Ask
100
1, 1962^—
100
99.
99.
100
100.
—
1962
11,
3%s Dec.
4%s
1962
Bid
Cooperatives—
for
2.95s Fel).
3 %s
102
93.16
1971——
1972-1967:
1972—
96
-
,
94.16
100
99
'
"
97
10.12
11.43
and Notes
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Figures after decimal point represent
8.46
8.24
20.22
12.14
8.16
6.13
5.11
Certificates
May
3s
10.64
16.49
14.41
7.87
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
15,
100.2
3'As
May
Oct.
1,
100.5
47nS
Nov.
15,
100.6
1 %S
Apr.
1,
100.3
4s
Feb.
15,
1962_
3 %s
Fob.
15,
1962
100.4
4:%s
May
15,
—
—-
99.25
99.27
100.12
5s
Aug.
100.16
100.20
3%s
Aug.
100.3
100.4
l%s
Oct.
1,
1962—:
99.2
99.6
4%s
Nov.
15,
1,
May
15,
Aug.
15,
1962
1962
1962
3 %s
Aug.
15,
1962
Oct.
1,
15,
100.11
Apr.
4s
1 %s
Bid
100.5
1962—
point
a
Notes (Continued)
l%s
15,
of
Maturity—
100.4
—
Feb.
%s
32nds
100.1
1962
3%s
1
more
or
one
Ti easury
of Indebtedness—
Treasury Notes—
3%s
May
15,
99.25
97.10
101.12
96
102.16
100.6
1964-——
1964—
103.6
15, 1964———
15, 1964—
100
94.28
1964
103
93.8
102.16
92.8
91
1964
1965
1965——
15,
1962—
100.19
100.21
1%S Apr.
1,
3 %s
Nov.
15,
1962
100.2
100.3
4%s
May
15,
Feb.
15, .1963——.
IV2S
Oct
1,
1965
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1966—,
l%s
Oct.
1,
1966
3%s Nov.
Feb.
3%s
99.13
99.11
—
,
15,' 1963
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
100
99.30
—
98.10
98.6
1963.
90
99.27
97.14
102.16
96.8
102.20
100.10
103.10
100.4
95.4
103.4
93.16
102.20
92.16
91.8
90.8
100.27
100.25
1963——
Ask
—
1963——
1963-1—
1963——
1964—
2%s
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Dated
Rate
a96.78
al8.97
5-
3s
1-61
1
62
Bid
.1975
118
Br
84
Debentures
Bid
Due
Ask
Ask
Rate
Dated
100.1
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
2-61
7-
2-62
99.31
100.1
100
Bid
Due
2-
100
100
100.2
3-
1-62
3.15s
10-
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
99.31
100.1
3.10s
11-
1-61
8-
1-62
99.30
3.05S
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
99.31
100.1
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
99.29
99.31
3s
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
99.29
99.31
6-
2.95s
a23.09
a!2.56
Inc
Fund
Bunds—
Mueller
161
80%
point
a
100.1
Mortgage Assn-
Natl
Federal
1-61
100.1
100
United States Treasury
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bid
39%
154
Y. 2
—
100
99.31
i
1962—
"
'
3.20s
Bonds—
-,
23%
36%
3
Life Insur,
32nds of
more
or
one
Ask
Banks—
3s
4
—;—al005.00
Fund
Centennial
Westminster
Inc_.
Fund
Capital
103
21
Obligations of Government Agencies
%;'■
al2.42
a23.09
Street
Street
42%
101%:
Y)_—_8
City of N
133
39%
America—2.50
in
U S Life Ins Co
;
125
Y)i-2
Insurance——^.
Fire
56%
Standard
Jefferson
S
of
Co
81%
76
*
Co,____5
Insurance
Ins
44
116
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
—5
Insurance Co—-
Life
140
.
S
(N
Co
16
40
1.
(N
88%
109
5
2
—___10
Life Ins
Sec
Guaranty
United
U
132
preferred
$6.50
Hartford Steam Boiler
Insp & Insurance——— —,_10
(New Ilaven)
Springfield Insurance Co
101
14%
1
5
,_1()
Security Life & Trust Co
Southwestern Life Inst Co_
5
46%
%
94
84
Amer
of
42
1
Co,
Security Ins
Republic Ins Co___—5
&
Ins
10%
9%
31%
11.25
Marine
&
175
Employees Insur (D C)—4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Globe
Gov
Paul
83%
28%
Y)„5.T_
2
(Texas%~_ 10
Republic Insurance
Republic Natl Life Insurance
7%
79
(Pa)—<_5
(N
Corp
10
Co,—*
Glens Falls
Govt
28V2
City Life Ins
^—4
General Reinsurance Corp
Georgia
58
—1
Corp_—
-
a96.97
Inc—
Ohio. Capital
._l
Mutual Fund—1
Inc——
10%
27%
58%
•
4 VbS
al4.22
Fund
Street
129
88
l%s
Inc^————-
117
122
54
Assoc
4%s
9.60
Inc
110
9%
4-%s
13.10
40 7/b.
5
*
Group
7/«
67 Vz
Life—_1
Owners
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
4'/«s Dec.
8.96
16.74
40
38%
10
—:
Home
Pioneers
5%
50%
•'
62- '
5
-
25 Vb
38
10
Philadelphia Life Ins Co:
58%
*-
Co^
47%
V 55 %
25%
4s
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4.68
9.14
19645
Indemnity Co—i3%
Y
74%
"
51%
Y—i-12'/2
Pacific Insurance Co "of N
Nov.
8.42
Fund
Congress
Inc..
62 y4
„--2_j_^-2,50
—
194
3%s May
Funds—
Swap
7.74
:
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Vb
43%
York Fire
183
4 VbS
£38.29
a33.55
8.57
11.96
9.26
10.74
44
Hampshire Fire—
Now
Assurance. Co—5
Mar.
41%
12.11
40
69
New
43%
Continental
Sep.
12.26
5
—10
Co——5
45%
Pacific
3 %s
10.79
52
65y2
271
47us
al4.47
a20.18
31%
49
40%
258
Eagle Fire Ins Co
29%
42%
*'.
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1
5
:
60
Ins
-
160
222
coni_-
__I0
14.89
1
:——_1
Fund
Wisconsin
AA
Union Fire—
General Life
8.17
Ind Fund—10c
Growth
Winfield
10.93
Fund
Ins
Line
150
213
1
Comwealth Life Insur Co. <Ky) 2
Crum & Forster
96
89
_io
Connecticut
3%s
16.83
15.13
13.33
Fund Inc
Whitehall
7.16
Fnd Ltd
Old
17.96
18.29
Fund
Wellington
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Group Cdn
Natl
45%
86%
_110
Ins
Accident
&
-
79
x.,—_5
Ce_—
Casualty
Citizens
3s
12.15
Equity Fund———1
Wellington
12.60
(The)
■
13.03
11.12
Inc——.—1
Fund
21.04
Fund
12.81
9.97
16.09
12.26
Mutual
Washington
10.22
Fund
Life
Nationwide Corp class A
Insurance
4s
Wall Street Investing Corp—1
19.47
Research
al5.46
11.19
11.89
Value Line Special
11.65
Inc. Fund
Selective
Natl
National
'
_1
United Funds Canada Ltd_—__ 1
United
Centennial
Stock Fund—
17
65%'
67%
,
14.15
—
Mutual
Investors
National Fire
7%
15%
-
Vb
61%
42%
.
"^10
(Bait)_
61
8.95
12.95
7.54
18.60
11.07
7.47
5.61
—
Investors
Investors
Assurance_l2.r>0
62
Shippers-
18.49
Fund Sliares-1
13.88
Funds—
Group
Monument Life
Fire
15.41
Income
Investors
Ltd—
Shares
17
44
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
16.15
9.03
10.67
8.08
Investors
Institutional
2.98
9.76
Income
Incorporated
Intl Resources
11.03
2.72
Inc—1
Incorporated
Institutional
10.15
'
F\md—i_l
_1
Boston
of
9.86
Merchants
5
Re-insurance
Interstate
14.78
7.74
United
9.07
18
—10
Home
Accumulated Fund
1
Continental Fund——1
United
Haydock Fund Iuc_
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc——lc
Imperial Fund Inc—
——lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Series H-DA
20th
Funds Inc—
-5%
56
15%
Inc_l
6
46
1
33%
.
126
174
1
5
»
82%
70
Amer
&
166
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
16%
5
Amer
Ins
36 Vb
'
118
5
31%
1
-
Companies
10
Insur_
Life
89%
35 Vb
34
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co.Inc
»83%
79
(Newark N Ji—2%
Life
American
1
Assurance
Home
Co
Ins
Amer
12.36
United
a22.36
1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Istel
6.11
United
Mutual Fund Inc
Johnston
12.63
Favnham
&
Balanced
—
1
Shares—1.25
American
Smith; (Edson B)
Stein
Common
Investors
17.54
,
Stock Fund Inc.
Common
Southwestern
7.55
Clark—
&
Shares—lc
Electrical
Investors
Fla
(Jacksonville
American
Franklin Life Insurance
3.23
24.42
14.62
4.46
8.49
Putnam
(Geo) Fund——
_1 V 16.52
Putnam Growth Fund
——1
9.81
Quarterly Disl Shares Inc
1
7.48
Revere Fund Inc—
1
13.70
2.62
6.95
Group Securities—'
Aviation-Electronics
Mutual Fund—
Securities Corp—„—.1
Philadelphia Fund lnc_.
*
Pine Streetfund Inc——-50c
Pioneer Fund Inc
u——2.50
Price (T Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund Inc ——1
Provident
Fund for Income—1
Puritan Fund Inc—
_1
Square
Peoples
Stevens
Life & Casualty Ins.Co of Tenn 3
National
35%
31 %
5
Penna
of
;
Maryland Casualty
General Insur Co_1.50
Bid
Fenn
Lincoln
Co
Assurance
'
Scudder Stevens & Clark
—1
Investment
5.15
8.23
Oppenbeimor Fund
Scudder
Capital- Corp———_1
Income
17.10
11.43
16.92
Street
William
One
7.74
Investors Trust
Guardian
25.23
13.38
14.10
Inc____1
Fund——1
Shares
Electronics
2.71
General
General
19.29
Nucleonics Chemistry &
2.46
General
Fully
3-1"
22.58
16.22
7.04
al9.64
Capital
3.20
Shares
_—-—1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National
Investors Corp__—.„ 1
Scudder
Funds—
——-lc
Common
stock series——-lc
Preferred slock series—lc
Utility Series
lc
Fund of America luc———1
Fundamental Investors ———-1
Custodian
Series
Bond
"9.66
1
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin
Trust
beneficial interest
of
Life Insurance Co of Va__
13%
.
Life
353«
85.
(Birmj—2.
37%
26%
34 Vb
35%;
„
.
13.49
14.42
Electronics Investment
Fidelity
Investing Foundation—1
Founds Growth,!
Investment
Over-The-Co 11 nI er
Securities Fund Inc.——
Howard-
&
23.34
15.82
4.76
10.42
al5.01
Invest
Bond
Western Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund—1
Shares
17.65
21.74
10.13
3.66
Stock
——
Mutual
Natl. Life Ins
%:',
32
2
Assurance
Phoenix
Life Fund—
beneficial interest—1
of
Liberty
Corp. (Va)__5
Beneficial Standard Life
Massachusetts
Units
Life
Ins
Title
Bankers Natl Life Ins. (N J)_—2
16.30
—
Liberty
24%
31%
32%..
12
'
American
14.91
Inc
130
34
Bankers
beneficial int—33'/;iC
Fund
124
Insurance Co—
10
Equitable Assur
—_5
American Fidelity & Casualty _.5
$1.25 conv preferred-—
_5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l,
18.51
4.63
Growth
—5
Insurance
'43%
32%
American
13.27
National Securities Series—
Crown
Dividend
,
Fund——1
Mutual Shares Corn——,
1
9.27
12.04 '
4.24
2V95
Mutual
20%
16%
Special Investment, shares— lc
'Transport' shares ———'_lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
_—
Mutual
9.48
7.07
8.04
2.56
Investors
Lawyers
American Heritage Life Ins—
2.34
Mass
151
American
lc
shares of
144
16.79
17.31
,Ask
39
,_10
Co_—
Agricultural
5.54
Bid
Par..
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Insurance
Life
'
•
141
Aetna
Aetna
Companies
Ask
133
14.36
2.56
19.36
15.91
6.38
25.26
_lc
2.34
shares—-A.—3.35
11.17
8.72
Inc———
Fund
Concord
;
Monday, January 22, 1962
.
10
Casualty & Surety—
Boston
sinu'es
Paper
10.61
14.72
1
10.27
3.73
Industries, shares—lc
General
11.92
20.00
1
———
10.36
3.01
Mutual
Fund Inc..,
Composite
16.58
4.08
•
17.71
Stock
Composite Bond &
157/b
11.93
16.94
12.18
a31.24
al6.44
23.95
2.75 :
Electric shares ————lL—lc
10.22
Commonwealth Stock Fund—.—1
6.45
7.34
25.54
"...
,
9.77
1
Investment
12.81
;
10.91
Inc Fund Inc— 1
lnf'1 Gen Fd—1
wealth
15.66
11.72
Commonwealth
Cominonw'Jth
9.10
12.62
14.33
Energy—
&
14.78
8.33
11.67
Inc———50c
Inc—-:—1
Growth
16.82
i,
.
Petroleum shares
Stock Fund—.,——lc
Fund
of Can.—-1
Sayies Mutual Fund—*
Loomis
Metal
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Colonial
—
Income
Loouiis-Sayles Fund
17.69
Colonial
Inc—
Fund
Managed Funds—
,16.19
Chemical Fund
Growth
Knickerbocker
11.73
Ltd
—1
Canadian Fund Inc.
1
Canadian International Growth
Growth
—1
Fund—1:
1
Fund
13.27
(1954)
Fund Ltd
Fund
In tenia tl
Keystone
10.73
V
Fund—
Canada General
,16.00
(Low Priced Com
Knickerbocker
-1
Inc
Com
(Growth
S-3
3.77
Lld-1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-4
12.08
Stock) —1
Stks)— 1.
—
S-2
9.93
9.14
24.47
21.96
15.26
9.49
9.41
5.84
23.16
13.16
15.39
5.07
Bid
Par
Aetna
Bonds)—1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Lew Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount Boudsi—
1
(Income Fundi
I
(Growth Fundi
——1
B-2
Ask
Funds
(Investment
B-l
8.40
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Keystone Custodian
6.90
—
Eaton
,
(Quotations for Friday, January 19)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
De
.
(440)
44
87
Jan.
25,
1962_
Bills
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
99.983
99.981
May
3,
-
Ask
•
99.226
99.248
99.166
1962-i
99.190
Lomb Opt
Carolina
Pwr
Carrier Corp
&
Paso
Food
Lgt
4V2S_1991
1982
Edison
4%s_2011
1991
100%
101 Va
103%
101 %
100%
100%
.1994
100 V2
100
101%
1991
124
99.131
Pacific
Petroleum
.1977
5s
1981
Machinery 3'/8s
Fruehauf
Trailer 4s
General Port
;
105
._197G
Cement 5s—.^.1977
Geu'l Tire & Rijbbcr 6s ww_l982
Hilton Hotel 6s WW-,
,-1984
Idaho
Power
,4
.
-
105'%
108
Tenn
.
Co
Gas
Texas
104
Textron
100%
100%
Underwood
109
Union
.
:
.
1981
„1986
Am
V
76
101%
78
102%
S
Trans
Amer
107%
V'"*,
of
Eastern
Il99l
.r
--- -Motorola
Inc
4%s
1962—
99.004
99.740
June
7,
98.927
98.950
June
14,
98.872
98.896
98.808
98.833
100%
5s ww
.1967
118
123
.1982
128
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sheraton
Keystone Steel <fcWfre4%s 1981
Cowpustein (Mi A Sons-r-
■
100%
107%
110
101
75
.1991
Sperry Rand 5%s w\v__
214
73
4
El
31,
15,
118 %
102 %
&
May
99:688
101%
Gas
99.787
99.678
115%
Rochester
99.778
98.982
1962_
1962_
1973
135
99.051
23,
1962_
1991
130
99.106
1962-
Feb.
1,
.1969
1975
1962:-:
24,
8,
101%
3rr«s
17,
May
Mar.
111%
Corp
May
99.849
Mar.
101%
:
May
99.890
99.843
116
110
-
99.939
99.886
1962_
114
4%s.._1991
w\v
99.935
19G2_
99.730
5%s—1977
5%s
1962_
101 %
Edison
103%
1,
8,
15,
Feb.
100%
Natural Gas
Consolidated
El
4%s-1975
4(as
Commonw'lth
Ferro
4%S—*.1979
Industries
Feb.
Feb.
Bauscli &
Burlington
5%s_
Trans
.1981
4%s_
5s
Corp
101 %
99%
.1971
.1971
5%s
105
140
99.574
Jun.
1962_
99.557
99.567
June
29, 1962—
99.509
23,
5,
1962-1
12,
1962_
1962-
15,
102
Apr.
100 -
Apr.
19,
1962-
Apr.
26,
1962-
108
103% )
4%s„_
.1970
133
1962
1962—
21, 1962_.
22,
28,
1962—
1962.
99.520
July
99.465
July
99.413
July
99,378
99.391
July
99.343
99.355
Oct.
99.300
Jan;
15r*1963-
98.800
*
5,
12,
99.078
98.821
98.753
98.779
98.697
98.715
97.642
98.670
98.608
98.632
98.576
98.601
.97.746
97.7.69
96,768
96.788
,
15,. 1962^.1
99.279
99.453
99.400
140
118
123
•No
1988
103
106
New
2'As—
June
1962—
1962—.
"
1962-i
1962-'-.
19,
1962-
15,
„
l"
.1991
5%s
Trans
99.636
99.561
Apr.
1
4%«
Industries
99.622
Apr.
1971
Electric
Westcoast
1981
1962_
22, 1962-
10,
104%
,
%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
valuer a Net assetr value." b Bid
York Stock Exchange,
t New stock,
par
v
yield" price ™ d Ex-rights." k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued. " y Ex- stock dividend.
''
A '.
•
Volume
Bank
clearings
195
Number
.
this
6127
will
week
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
show
increase
an
Complete and exact details of the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
com¬
J
pared with
based
us,
the
telegraphic advices.from the chief cities of*
on
clearings
20,
from which it is
6.0%
against
for
preliminary
the
the United
corresponding
totals
stand
$29,987,877,703 for. the
this center-there is
5.9%,
of
States
week
week
in
and
Week Ending January 20—
(
t
"1962;
,1
Y ork
$17,437,569,109
i
Chicago //
+
5.9
1,392,443, 379
:+
City
.
; '+ 446,200,000
'
2nd
all
Our
,
cities,
five
days
1 '
York——.
3rd
4 th
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
663,722 ,884
+ 11.7
6th
Atlanta-/.—.
+
..7th
Chicago——.
17
r;
430,751,200
.
.
8.7
Cities
+
6.9
9th
+
5,657,453,170
2.4
10th
$30,596,470,007
$28,856,387,067
—1.204.911.835
1,131,490.636
+
+
6.0
usual
6.0
+
Dallas
12th
10
Total
York
We
furnish
also
a
of
December.
For
for December and the 12 months of 1961 and 1960 follow:
crease
of
the
body
Description-—
.+
-
V VMonth of December:
-Stocks—y/://.V';.+": +
Number
Bonds
.V':?'./■
misc.
&
Internat'l
Foreign
u.
1960
$129,090,000
Bank-
"
Govt—
2,000
//.yy/"■
.
1960
!>'
■
$122,924,000 $1,566,120,000 $1,270,509,600
//-+I—'/h'+'.'v
5.000
:
:
—
-, 6,641,000
7,251.500
;
69,912,100
s.
75,905,651
%-i.■4,500
Total' bonds
__
v;..
January
•
Febr tut ry; —;!•_+■'■
March
1st
f;
1961
1960
89'; 108,085
"92,803,996
.63,932,362
82,449,890
"Vl90,i8tf,939
—/... 101,775,900
96,950,136
;
68,826.830
,,4
2nd Quarter,-. };271,847,364
-
t
J Six, monthsly_'
_
'
392,831:921
60,896>1990
-+53,678,465
442,703,739
.'August:
Nine ^.months-f : 778,076,'67-6
-.4^
i'Noveurb^i-
V:
,
|i
69.496.464
51.051.873
57,518,442
yyy V; ,qy,arter^IV y206,282,345 */;;180,074|388
0.''■■*»£*
72',990,970
:;61,330,245
2
198,132,802
1st
the
12
New
-
(000,000 Omiited)
;.V ——Month of December—
1961
* I960 1
1959 +
.•
ended
Dec.
_
,
DetroiV
Boston
San
"
V VI
FraDv
$ 7 Cleveland
L
V
7
i> j» "3,989
•
2,763
.
Dallas
3,543
2,889
+
76..
.
v;Minneapolis''!'v2,24l";'-h2,136
.Houettui
2.089
,11,911
72,625-+
/ 2,492
2,3717':
2,125-"2,066
2.152
2,229 .7.
1,855
1.791
'
-.*
,
2,106
'
'•
+.7 ^Atlanta v:,: sv'.,'
?
668,461
57,204
Philadelphia
Richmond
_
/
27,689
.Omaha
....
Denver
....
814
/
814
807
942
983
83i
-817
;
Washington'. V '
;,:+< Tot.
819
864'
+623
•
706,.+
Milwaukee '+;.-'.787_
Nashville t;.+• +4764+
,
*
830
961
859
-r
/ 20,443
24,642
21,468
- 21,855
20,114
;
:
634
-846
-
10,615
I
-
611.^
'
688
i
r
657,
757 A?
9,796
9,391
-7.700
8,240
633
"
9,328
11,201
-"'9,506,
:683
.
9,216
8,728
,
'"677
699
14,267
10,159
+ 627-,
664,
.
+
-759.
.
14,773
11,865
13,199
9,211
10,724
9,252
-8,536
12,112'
H
i + 711
*
60,587'
how. add/ouf.
" 63,37.0
8,894
4,809
7,215
8,917
,
7.429
,7,261
/
8,194
7,920
+ 783,823
+>
u
753,413
734.907
San
Maine—Bangor,.
/
•'•/*
•/
Fall
•
tRiver_7___-/__L_—77__'L—
',
.,.5
Jfew •: Bedford-/;—
,
18.817.567
■7
'
\\
■
'VVdterbUiT--7-_^^__^l+++
-Total/"114
cities)————
■'
•
"
/
:VV
-
2.7
;
.7,145,762,936
.
+
0.6
14'/- 6;594,166,238
.
11,703,711,905
+-
.
V.
2.8
+ 3,809,780,741
4.1 /:;//-
11,064,951,061
+
3.274.809,350
3.6
6.2
/ 5,184,128,781 '
X
•
4,619,086,882
_
3,539,636,913
/
3,260,194,297
/
,/
-,+"'
C:
++
,,
.•'+/
•
i
;
4,722,519,793
.-.•A'
4,959,694,023
7,137,642.106
+
7.9
7,357,295,286
6,967,655,246
\;;.+
3.8
132,225,082,668
120,344,085,305
/• •-•""<+*
-4.1
•'
"
66,525,126.223
63,909,053,987
.
'
V.'
66,587,649,402
63,370,044,376
.18
:
Total
__174
'V
763,381,560,858
+
6.9
+
3.1
+
0.6
63,377,180,867
"
'
61,458,789,895
83,526,'224,814
46,279,690,483
43,752,003.423
81.823,179,399
83,055/342,032
136.486,459,909
43,160.279,623
;
'T
'-
645,249,656,222
57,135,692,518
+ -,'-73,865,618,189
40,094,404,809
81,647; 615,567
'
-42.077, 469,893
,/
77,305, 712,126
'69,045,147,842
-
.:+
1.5
-3.2
-
.«130,036, 121,880
: .+.
•46,564, 951,891
41,412,163.245
88,439,143,221
1,492,017,932.349
783,823^185,953
117,268,404,476
36,578,5.61,504
'
'82,031,147.366
1,597,561,295.840
cities/,
>
.
61,903, 942,909
y
+ -5.8
+
2.4
41,813,516.048
753,413,655,914
56.574,851,480
+'*';•
\
+
44,320,146,300
691,870, 329,750
-
:
38,632,411,544
33.211/733/655
57,971,727,641
-
48,619, 312,576.
134,485,242,888
61,908/018,217
:■
"
i+A'/r "'"1956
$'
i
5.8
"
■;
Dec/% 1
.
83,752,916,645
--
years:
Twelve Months
-.1959
or
+
-
four
for
Twelve Months
Inc.
50,401,277,600
y.
14
Francisco.
1960,
•':
•"
12 "months
Twelve Months
■+•
.53,324,085,571
4
~..2u 11
City_/._i_'___L_____:____i___^__
York
following compilation
covers
the years
V +1 '
+" 7.2
37,891, 692,404
•
'
'
-
"34,663,533,033
/
50,457,599,447
+
6.3
+
6.8
57,642, 789,176
51,718,061,705
/+' 7.8
79,745, 394,497
72,200,563,679
1,403,369,018,787
1,292597,389,724
734.907,762,631
668,986,217,848
'
+
7.1
+
4.0
52,063, 686,028
;
by months for two years:
as
MONTHLY.CLEARINGS
+ +
;
—-Clearings, Total All—*—
+
•"/■■•.
*
/./;,V+''19611960
137.823,307,343 \t: '*
/
•.
March'
.-•■/,
Inc.
'
'
Total
1st
Quarter—:
:
117,496,41.4,992
.
116,726,660,185
..
i
396,007.199,329
358,569^968.395
'
122,692,985,650
142,017,596,025
120,116,411.482
123,507.007,607
/
,
•I960
66.036,494.251
'
+
56,566.894,429
•
L
,
;+
$
$,.. ■■■■.;
(.•.:+-1.3:
:>■+.12.4
125.871.839,970
New York—-
i96i
.
+17.3
115,201,713,433
-
-++
141,457,231,801
+
/.+ ■':•:: •••■' —Clearings Outside
+
or
•
Dec. %
-62,11)9^523,752
.
,
59,661,046,704
,66,686,132,274
64,132,174,994
189/289,520,954
10.4 7:
Inc. or
J;, i.
/. >
6.3
+
'
185.902.745.450
,
.
1
5.2
—
■:' +
*
..
4.0
+
;+
•
i,8
■
;April+*,v
-M'ay:
June
>„
•;/
■
Total
'
2nd
Quarter
-/++'• 2.1'
131.644.317.536,
/
r
733,837,705.020
+'
60,7257500,866"
■60,508,609,630
..;.+,+ 15.0:
V
375,267.736.625
141.445,687,158
/' 406/156,268,833
:,
.Total 6 Months_v____l
V
v
802.163.468,162
y
128,915,370,935
August
,"68,455,985,055
67,741,064.886
*.'+
.
J
7-4
0.4
—
63,055,180.759 ",
+
* 8.6.
+
+
4.3
■'f
+74.2
'■
"
64,964,586,784
7,167
'6,050
;! 7,299
.
386,570,002,546
'.
Quarter;
/.
Months
V-
.
<
7.
Inc. or
.
62,415,538,138
193,142,693,228
Dec. %
133,284,017,148
"■
408.827,825,132 '
.
,
1961
■*.-
<
;
3.0
f
+:
6.4-
+
188,112,297.859
-'
383,205,266.597
1,492,017.932,349
!
V
+
,
+ .7.2
.579,137,873,753
2.1
0.2
—
+
2.7
.
69,479,478,911
63,639,686,888
8.1
+
3.8
204,685,312,200
190,653,344,196
+
7.1
783,823,185,953
"753,413,655,914
i+
^
■
-
$
1
;
$ ,./
7
'
-
68,680,707,066
:—-—>
years
-
1962
/
.
,
'
8.8
4.1
/+
7; 4
_
+
4.Q
and for week ended Jan. 13 for 4 years:
——Week Ended Jan. 13
—
—■
1959
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
+ 13.3
1961
1960
Dec. Vo
or
9.2
+
+
63,909,053,987
"+
63,104,603,321
66,525,126,223
,
month of December and since Jan. 1 for 2.
January. 1 to December 31—:—
,/
/
+ *■''
I960
Inc.
.+-•2.8
562,760,311,718
8.3
6.7
+. ; '
+
4
//
124,599.568.911
"1,697,561,295.840
___,
/'
'.
-
65,573,223,305
62,559,809,315
3.1
125,321,680,538
for each city for the
■
1960
2.7
138,403,730,993
12
the - figures
4.1
r+/ 134,718,637.594
Total
668,986
+
,+
1,108,812,665,752
December.
4th
59,979,265,239"
+
—
135,705,456,545
Total
3747648,013,859
63,791,241,975
66,935,913,115
374.974.960.732
1.188,733.470,708;'
1
November
6,983
385,995480,525
8.3
'V
,
V
Total "9 Months—
-
188.745,268,409""
-f
127,534,632.712
•
October
-7,313
196,7057659,571
-/
•
128,379.323,649
124,054,579,558
:
Total 3rd Quarter
8.2
+-+; 9.3
•
119,061.004,371
133,600,052,053
September
10,969
-8,474
23,871,500
183,787^.00
+
-
11.9
+
7,291,999
17,892.256
79,246.547
77,443,256
4.607,037
'
/
/
$
4,528,231
4.0
4.1
788.867,263
4,614,368
4,102,065
+
12.5
17674.369
2+146/696
/;
-
'104,080,893
22,274/300
r
215,573,625
,
v
848.323.054
+
7.3
+
2.4
•
/
•+.
2.2
870,395,588
+
19.5
+
*6.8
•;* 18.180,752
.1,374,545,889
-7.2
2.3
,
•
,
5,018,524
/ 21,289,193
•+
4-.
17,598,336
4,490,251,744
4,214,905,745
,
.
+ 22.6
+
6.5
■
.5.5
+
/1,303,023,272'
279,218,100
'
-
264,939,200
2,114,031.600
4.125,725
53,324,085,571
50,401,277,600
14,240,181
60,302.953
t
+
45,533,167
26,808,926
lf/300
5.3
45,197,834
26.541,671
7.3
28,470,108
38,667,600
-
'29,979,497
"
-
43JB71~800
7.5
4,983.581
4.022,997
+
5.8
1,060,442,462
1,016,382,059
'—375
45~39O/B33
.»+
.
'
""4131
"
•
192,877,483
4,045,523
16,867,463
15,073,528
"
■
207,307,676
f/937/825
5.4
5.5
•
3 7 349,610
14.0
'
64,697,836
9.1
+
.+-
2,837,877/011
2,"o68~769
*
•
-■"'+" 3.6
*17,547,510
"
*
-2/229,895^400
.
-
21,383,779
3,750,640
4,113,386
+12.2
4.472,205
/ 24,278^85
787,314,488
—2276
"
841,153,125
3,095,530,903
—
7,629,060
712,609,30/i
■'
1.7
96,324.173
210,841.079
1,040,596,451
/
5.4
;•+
188,199/600
4.502,865
>
•
8,221,308
+
5.3
"
„
-
-+
9.685,454
+
198,894,528
-
9,313,531
814,795.737
+ 11.5
130:322,989
c98.617.888
.+.12.7
+
5,129/942
1.8
-
*
15.2
8.7
i
'132.605,353
.
5.2
+
414,097,140
40y759,040/490
213.509,171
0.4
+
—
+
-*
461.822.611
3.6
—
.221,298.559
-
42,908,322.873-
5/1
+
9,994,099
"
"/, :225.386,306 '
-+- 7.0
252,817,668
,
'
1.3
+
35,729,368
*
-
■
Rh ode. Island—Providence-/.
;,,New ."Hampshire—Manchester—
1
•January
February
'
17,339,427
,
7,263.290
Springfield"
*
-A 7
* 91,282,267
r;' /"Worcestsr't:/—i'lJ—Ali+k-C •:
70,694,381
+Conuecticuf+-Hartford+---—--—+
/-~7 ■ *266.466,548
/ New "'•Haven7^_r__JT^7:_+_,.l'P.2
'■ /*'• 7> 117,320,074
"V
r-
:t10,352,984
/+.,"••-
.
1133,284,017,148
.
Dec. r/e
3,365,583,635
18,230,500
Holyoke
.:+/.Lowcii' 1—
•+
5.069,251,717
:
.-
19,414,361
39,984.847
/ 3,600,938,967.
.7:-
"
■-
-
,/
*
19,657,934
Portland
16
City
/+:+;+■
13,056
$
Massachusetts—Boston_-_L_,__*._
6,949,974,226
3,743,180,795
.
3,784,241.325
839,321,081,485
p7
L
Month—;
-—Month of December
_—
r.,ri/-\Clearings at—^' ;+u,: +7-1961
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
—•'r*——^c>
,
11,291
8,593
7,661
detailed statement showing
-
•e.*-'
Minneapolis
Dallas
:•
66.525 ; 63,909
5,461,360,659
7,361,585,645
+
4,641,451,834
,
*
138,403,730,993
A/;-"-.
*10,345
31 Cities 128,331s 123,526
Outside NYC
5.582,655,269
;
r
10,575
122,26b 111,027 1,480,719 1,380,120 1,294,020 1,1#4",809
:,+; other-Ditles +10,072':: 8,758
9,956 " 9,317,+-116,342
111,895
108,449
97,788
-+ ( Total All/ .*
.138,403 133,284 1 32,225 120,3^4:1,697,561 1.492,017 1,403,369
1,202,597
1
1.4
'
3,322,729,786
+
7,703,158,606
._^U5"+
W
Kansas
The
22,400
19,323
20,839
187785
11,478...
12,370
814.
://'
'
11^86
TO,061
—
1,055
.
$
4,131,707.668
58,949,044,386
"
■
,St Paul,.,.
.t-.M^mphis".,
•r/; Buffalo
11
31:
59,231
24,685
22,423
23,290
-18,901
".725,181
11,264
14,811
-
*
-.»
' '•/•'
'
'
14
__
+___
Louis_+_+__
Outside New
.14,430
.
•
:h
67,841,005,568
' :*v
'
5.8
+
3,730.657.264
+
5,381,312,415
$
St.
35,458
27,888
'
31,567
n
-
.
1958
"
;$
."/ 4,561,018,980
6.0
+
;
11,271,778,678
f '
3,459.421,993
&t*<: 4.806,895.368
cities
-14
Chicago
36,258
*.
-
/•
shoMn^g clearings by Federal Reserve Distiricts in the
__
33.417"
'
•
'
'
16
52,893
.
38,413
24,967
.
.
623,611
-
24,003
21,138
25,129
21,887
22,993
20,423
27,027
23.323
+
5,041.631.605
3.833.824,734 '
cities
6th Atlanta ■+_++_.
,/
65,429
37,U8
39,494
23,913
.
<Cihekmatl
?
7
26,5
21,709
1.968
! 1,951
1,939
1.896*.- 23,880
1,689
A1,688
.1,730
-1,727:
21,176
■7,1,424 >1,349
:f'.A /Richmond
u,o7r:. T;i4o..;
•/y,v Louisville^
1,087 VI,054
4':"
*7New.Orleans
1,495
1,202
:
4
924
Seattle,
i'V980
' -976* + -9977
11,924
Jacksonville;./.4,216> ril,2314 1,346 +1,280 -p-14,535
.: 'Portland
994
941
1,013
1,113
12,403
f -(Birmingham
-1,246
1,188
1,180
1,103
14,548
(
.7 -Baltimore
:
40,759
39,787
32,364
27,811 vv
23,336
2.091'»
-
39.10r
44,302
32,659
30,072
•1,941771,834+v
/
;•
.56,716
66,651,
742,908
3,464 v
3,569-
■
2;572
'
73,361'
3,697
2,555 >72429
Pittsburgh .,7. Ij955
1,875
'Kansas Cfty '- 2,229",2,l59 .'
st -Louis, r..NT',833
^1,810'
•
+ +
"
^3.365
3,600
;-
738,604
.
1959 "
'
.
+
3.6
6,943,086,377
1961
Cleveland
12 th
1961
,314 165(631 v;56,974 + 813,738
:,653...._ 5,151
5,069 : 58,802
638
>5,964_^.5,596 «/• 68,821
J,170" "3;207 : 3,345:; -3^ 1751 ' 38,035
or
71,485,985,463
;
6.719.624.456
?
/
_10
5th
11th
31
'
■
1958 + "
Inc.
Dec. %
l-v,;+,. 6.5
3,705,272,117
;>
■7th
——-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-—, :I960
1959
1958
"
'■! V
*
f
+. +;'•.
__l_
3rd
+
in each of the last four
years is shown below:
!
v
V - BANK CLEARINGS -FOR LEADING CITIES IN DECEMBER
.
;
12,691,682,732
.
3.6%; in the Dallas Reserve District
4,214.905,745
11,342,680.070
-
18 .;
_
York
'4th
-
V
months
increase of
7,109,099,299
.
y:/•'
.174
Boston
TOth
and
13,226,452,781
"
.11
Francisco
2nd
245,370,690
December
;:■/+
6.2%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District 7.9%.*
i960
//
TwelveMonths
75,917,826
of
1.0
'
+
'
74,365,770
72,244,193
month
,/■-
7
14
We append andther" table
9th
,
26,617,980,296
'
8t.h
"
;A
26,337,810,855
.
"
Outside New. York City_i_
95,087,094
64,558,364
.77i354;585
.
1,431,891,411
' ''
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals reg¬
an
7,132,775,754
;-
.16
Total
501,687,616
82,402,535
1,576.888,327
4.5
—
3,756.355,114
; ,31
tk'-r
Kansas City—
Dallas
203,841^340
'587^794,408 '1 ;62;002,284
1
im-
5,342.856,474
-.; ■*
<«
H
Federal Reserve Districts
179i459",738
'U 54 ,'430,640
December- :^--
741,143,365
by 2.8%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District by
ister
74,045.099.422
62,373,056
'Fo^ijfepuarter y'2^U37,9l3^. ;i93.7q7^09
I • yyy
Minn6a,polis
'
,7X971,820
.
^572^906(309622,163,477
~
St. Louis.
San
/;+/;
670,081,508
297.846.276
70,889.423
'
' ,,63,858;671 •j'60,853,990 ''
'
; VV-
;
Chicago
56,618,288
y2O2,650>982/y214,206,988++161,101,952
571,794,331
>.
July."
v
64,351,283
54,178.523
682,913,794
+12.0
798,016,455
The
4.1%.
■■■',,'■
:;.16
12th
50,305,141
;
Atlanta
11th
+
810,790,891
789,283,502
+5.8
+;
831,000,299
723,151,103
;
of
trict
i96i
'
8
9th
+
1,834,257,987
of 5.8%?; in the Richmond
Reserve Dis¬
1.4%., and in the Atlanta -Reserve District of
Chicago Reserve District has managed to
enlarge its totals by 0.6%; the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict
.4.490.251,744
/
,15
Richmond
10th
"
-it
14
Cleveland
8th
'
'"
/-V— o.l V*:.
"/I!'/:'''//:
/.»
cities
+10
7th
+
0,1
5.9
1,454,438,389
'
York
6th
"1,583,253,401
1,899,912,395
provement
in¬
an
+
14
.
Philadelphia
5th
46,675,236'
_
70.968,740
76,532,865
H
3rd
,4th
:
,:*
U36.744.324
■
75,886,965
New
+
842,308,029
"
•+/>
0.1.
•.+■■■ +
'
1,224,105,400
1,507,865,828
/•
855,649,063
;
,
Boston
2nd
40,197,732
x
231,496,751
57,291,287
1st
"//'■:?
13,297,742,962
show
Federal Reserve Districts
+
1958
ly
V 49,871,356
65,793,447
73,121,328
»
•;
83,253,414
60.533,354
Quarter—- t 299,946,967
May.'
i
1959
118,034(88665,715,223
+2+
April
;
;
r
1,210,419,436
•
,
.
+23.9
+
4.3
*-
4,022,133
961,841,897
•
*,
+
•*..
13,606,923,780
2.5
/■
877,822.519
14,425,278,516
1,616,573,858
+—
1,543.660,715
,+
1959
2.0
0.9
663,086,250
clearings for the
totals
Dis¬
■
961,841,897 " "
"
13,168,096,104
an
in¬
an
Reserve
!;/.-
/
5.8
—
29,615,551,292
was
City Re¬
0.1%; but
totals register
+
-r'
794,376,541
1,729,253,896
there
of
Francisco
+
853,397,145
30,943,935,702
+
$135,733,000 $130,175,500 $1,636,037,100 $1,346,419,750
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for " the 12 months of 1958
to 1961 is indicated in the. following: ^
-Number of Shares
of December—
the
+:'
.*.
5.6
+
V
809,838,765
.
of
District
Vo
"
of
Reserve
'//
1,891,571,471
2.7%.
Month
"
of the
that month
decrease
+•/'.■"'1960 '■
or
4.3
1,618,295,563
/,
.
Cleveland
"
766,693,818
+
V-
•.
Inc.
;./'++'
1,229,914,425
clearing houses of 3.8%,
the 1961 aggregate of clearings having been
$138,403,730,993, and the 1960 aggregate of $133,284,017,148. In
the New York Reserve District the totals record a
gain
of 3.6%; in the Boston Reserve District of
6.5%, and in
the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 6.0%.
In
the
Twelve Months
•-
77,354,585
—
Railroad
■:
+y+/*
1961
1,021,264,589
1961
82,402,535
shrs.
of
entire
+:
—:
summary
month
Exchange is appended.
.
16,836,176,481
+
701,289,909
cities
—
Results
on
/.
1961
1,016,382,059
840,911,744
"
In the Kansas
12.0 %.'
Dec.
;
810,798,627
n
the
2.5%, and in the At¬
a
San
'
"'TV.'
106
City
'/>+
;
852,914,413
6
New
of
in the
and
$
1,890,089,544
"
——.
trict
861,592,296
9
District
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
1,602,930,412
"7.«
7
_.
City_—.
Francisco-
San
Outside
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
4
Minneapolis
Kansas
6.5
"week— $31,801,381,842 $29,987,877,703
_
for
"
New
a
5.8%
840,165,488
,
$24,801,910,832 $23,198,933,897
5,794,559,175
St. Louis—
of
crease
1,497,259,581
,
Reserve
smaller by
are
*
"
the
District
District" ,the, total records
1,584,167,124
6
Cleveland
in the Dallas Reserve District the
1,255,132,485
7
the
apolis Reserve District of 5.9%.
1962-
9
/„
„
Reserve
serve
17,775,839,598
10
396,303 707
'741,562,194
:
—
in
by 0.9%. The Chicago Reserve
loss of 0.1% ; but the St. Louis Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of
0.1%, and the Minne¬
1,060,442,462
9
In
District suffers
city, there
+ /+"■-.
cities
that
appears
larger by 5.8%; but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals
week
SUMMARY
12
2.8
/_
day_
one
-
y/
13—
+ 15.5
„
cities,
January
+ 12.5
._j:
all
this
2.0%.
are
lanta
increase of
an
Outside
864,550 374
cities, five days_
cities, five days —/_—
Total
Ended
New
11th
All
1960.
Boston——
8 th
-
in
week
same
420,479 048
.
Baltimore
Total
week there was
972,795,000
Cleveland/
Ten
For that
previous—the
of
totals
statement, however,: which
are able to give the final
week
it
-
trict
we
the
it-485,686,709
Francisco
Other
the
Week
1st
44 2.3
459.100 000
13.
of
Federal Reserve Districts
+ 13.4
568,889 501
.
+ 13.9
834,986 462
555.902.804
Pittsburgh '
■
1,133,000 000-
-v—
Louis
/ '
7.3
/+1,494,156,383
results
from this
an
District (including this city) the totals
improvement: of 5.6%; in the Boston Reserve
District of 4.3 %, and • in the
Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
was a decrease of
1.0%, the bank clearings at this center
having registered a gain of 5.6%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in whibh they
/;
%;
-
'947,287,433
Kansas
St.
'•:> /'
$16,465,458 542
Philadelphia ;/____i—: ._:++ 1,290.000.000
Boston,,,
San
1961
in
292
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—'RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
detailed
and
45
,
Reserve
show
4.5%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $30,943,935,702 against $29,615,551,-
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
complete
ended Jan.
At
1961.
elaborate
present further below
we
last
at $31,801,381,842
same
the
In
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
above- those
Our
year.
cities
from all
located
are
York
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not. available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
country, indicate that for the week;ended Saturday,
Jan.
be
Preliminary figures compiled by
year ago.
a
,( 441)
3,4S5,285
877,822,519
i
:
+
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle v.
(442)
46
-Month of December-
1961
1961
1960
$
Dec. %
$
1962
or
301,915,979
+
—
634,267,099
——r
1.7
8,159,006,655
7,700,551,782
3,165,025,775
623.546.198
7,809,980,420
—
14,219,933
17,476,405
71,878,604,770
239,663,115
138,706.651
26,889,842
360,911,152
424.104,695
13,553,484
+
4.9
165,752,336
16,325,665
69,374,963,161
+
7.1
+
3.6
160,564,673
202,423,138
738,604,276,435
2,649,000,427
+
7.1
1,556,461,586
355,598,789
+
0.6:
+
3.7
' 83,706,869
Jamestown
"
New York
Rochester
~—-
Syracuse
-
Utica
—
+-'9.0
117,873,621
Total
cities).
<10
9.9
17,775,839,598
79.733.219
2,8
94,962,651
131,324,128
557,768,687
258,527,125
1.5
1,536,226
1,012,531
229,947,116
,
Third Federal Reserve
+
3.9
+
2.5
217,346,803
813,738,109,887
2,838,345,772
1,681,514,580
357,816,640
4,238,046,676
5,224,590,354
3/6
839,321,081,485
4.2
+ 12.4
,
30,485,113
'
347,366,617
'
i
71,485,985,463
5.2
»r—
"
413,772,678
j
;
74,045,099,422 V '
5.7
+
123,388,560
,,
.
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey.
Hew
—-
1959.
1960
„
%
$
...
0.3
3.2
+
74,313,150
152,804,535
2,956,879
4,553,224
16,317,808,330
55,345,861
33,928,287
96,790,743
1.4
+
7.4
139,681,736
3,238,591
"
.
'
4,103,295
3.651,809.
4,281J38
13,111,358,074
9.3
—
0.1
-79,399,569
110,655,551
+
6.5
104,091,166
.16,836,176,481
"+
5.6
13,606,923,780
+
.
+
.
13,926,297,564
47,999;986
54,132,056
35,594,561'
32,905,777rJ
:
'-w—•
:
__
_
80,676,175'
153,562,834
+
37,070,074'"'.?
s
,
+
60,362,608
8.0
59,040,245
155,870,095
3,156,876
30.2
5.7
5,6
9:1
4,813,366
17,232,301,990
+ 10.2
+
8.6
|+ 9.5
—
763,381,560,858
+
81,033^018'
■
'
4,086,092,228
4,792,137,387
95,048,058
i'•
„\'i
.
14,425:278,51&
District—Philadelphia—
7,813,482
Penn sylvanla—Altoona.
Bethlehem
if:
8,215,651'
.....
7,445,648
8,194,809
+
*
4.9
+
0.3
77,514,226
93,585,541
-
76,746,349
(a)
10,722,089
Harrlsburg
35,012,473
46,031,202
—2~3~9
518,259,459
Lancaster
24,296,320
20,335,610
+ 19.5
267,349,983
8,365,195
8,187,532
+
2.2
4,977,000,000
13,184,081
30,675,097
4,653,000,000
+
Chester
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Dec;
83,810,664
Buffalo
Elmira
13:
Inc. or
1961
$
$
318,976,661
York—Albany-
25,815,169
30,121,221
7.0
—48,9
3.7
1,1857000~000
3,006,019
0.1
7,627,846
6.5
96,455,548
—
+ 12.2
1,419,446,892
906,854,611
1,345,608,360
+
5.5
865,103,291
+
4.8
60
63,377,180,867
61,458,789,895
+
3.1
751,031,854
16,548,544,706
32,659,032,352
+
0.1
16,213,720,175
+
2.1 ^
32,364,009,197
+
0.9
114,090,986
76,834,640
5,342,856,474
5,041,631,605
+
+
6.4
+
5.6
+
7.4
-1,126.000T600-
—
2.5
+
i,i4^ooTooo
6,281,927
1.1
7,357,976
+
5,381,605
-
7.692,392
3,981,569
5,110,657
-
9,229,031
26,911,927
+ 10.7
30,373,721
14,054,577
+
4.6
15,540,203
13,581,009
1,229,914,425
1,255,132,485
72,137,913
"
—1~6~7
+
2.0
1,210,419,436
1,224,105,400
14,702,076
128.041,848
'
?,250~453
—49:7
7,542,960
29,790,142
6.1
+
1,804,510
2,629,782
:
%'^68~439 ■
h'.
*
(a)
95,751,141
7,615,590
~
I
5,977,512
,
(a)
4.0
—
2,047,600
-
v
1,459,183"
2,961,130
1,156~00"0!000
4.6
7.5
2,013,539
—
1,866,257
-22.8
5r3~13~284
370,720,468
28,496,607
1,662,321
7,921,961
Hazleton
5~218,592
3.4
346,759,567
25,651,930
31,223,570
0.6
-
">>' 2,567,201
~7~i
274,843,048
383,028,625
bl57,230,230
(a)
28,330,132
Bois
(a)
56,716,000,000
382,724,238
9.3
1,545,907
1,311,655
"
3.4
262,202,478
1.8
+
.
98,987,908
102,334,452
58,802,000,000
(a)
(a)
—
York
Du
Inc.
Dec. %
Terk-
Second Federal Reserve District—New
-
-Week Ended Jan.
———January 1 to December 31Inc. or
1960
S
C
Clearings at—
Hew
%
Monday,- January 22, 1962
.
7,239,053
8,689,402
V
8,201,392
~
—10.0
0.7
"
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton.
Total
cities).
(14
—
25,406,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton
^Cleveland
2,763,043,502
56,484,216
1,349,202,881
2,572,461,956
Columbus
382,677,900
18,436,918
346,818,300
18,258,090
6,516,317
7,608,217
61,638,017
62,885,338
62,062,141
54,287,270
Cincinnati
60,073,223
1,424,275,832
.
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
Newark
Toledo
65,367,886
169,941,156
Pa.—Pittsburgh
,
+ 10.3
1.0
+
3.8
+
10.0
+
0.7
1,955,212,796
1,875,076,460
+
4.2
39,716,629
38,417,585
+
3.4
29,982,954
55,356,936
29,769,684
+
0.7
60,397,483
17,279,640
19,313,775
7,109,099,299
6,719,624,456
Virginia—Wheeling
...
750,645,224
4,273,837,300
246,003,486
23,913,706,420
498,617,802
333,651,247
429,059,497
8.3
226,750,775
5.8
83,526,224,814
244,154,027
5.6
330,187,846
318,097,068
+
8:o
619,269,475
80,379,000
75,991,000
+
7.1
666,325,924"
72,387,600
15,348,936
.i
13,435,648'
14,297,606
+: 6.7
•
7.7
14,288,841
2.0
—
2.3
—:
71,449,600
+ 14.2
14,199,244
13,067,273
0.2
17,128,475
14,177,709
:
:
449,645,182
+
3.1
500,452,860
457,144,753
+
5.8
1,616,573,858
1,507,865,828
—
'
•
-
436,020,561
.
1.1
+
2.8
+
'
■
»
2.4
—
"
—
———-
—
-V
16,158,848
"
18.9
2.5
________
v
;
14,659,952
+
+
767,524,721
613,912,818
2,087,536,922
—10.5
'
•
:
15,391,907
320,897,770
620,458,148
15,377,560
1.6
+
—
4.8
338,921,548
670,226,057
.
>
+ 12.7
-
706,893,219
708,624,774
626,369,366
2,038,938,419
23,336,750,450
492,993,504
343,010,498
439,794,426
—
>
3,791,107,200
242,147,028
98,656,535
80,037,457
754,505,447
+ 13.5
—
56,420,883
168,840,270
Erie
Kentucky—Lexington
.
—14.4
Oil City.
West
'
..."
7.1
—
*
———
'
Total
(15
cities)
-
+
83,055,342,032
0.6
+
1,584,167,124
Fifth Federal Reeerve District—Richmond—
1,497,259,581
.•
'
,T .if.
~
We6t
Virginia—Huntington.
27,014,300
Richmond
Bouth
Carolina—Charlestoi
299,360,216
301,141,768
96,534,000
+ 13.5
1,207,407,000
1,120,519,000
1,140,855.658
41,420,307
—6.0
13,512,250,595
13,031,732,434
2.3
514,570,844
1,226,567,874
1,083,291,916
21,176,985,862
101,931,303
20,423,684,320
94,621,150
42,386,649
100,726,361
1.689,950,697
8,530,618
—1
Maryland—Baltimore
...
Prederick
Total
0.1
1,071,854,359
Columbia
District of
+
109,590,000
Virginia—Norfolk
27,010,432
Columbia—Washington
3.7
6.9
16.1
261,436,448
10,762,133
7.8
+
>
+
+
V
5,546,959
25,324,000
232,464,890
10,126,381
6,198,071
5,636,494
7.4
6,614,203
23,573,000
27,133,000
249,682,170
244,855,896
+
ii.i
:
■»
23,536,000
"
+
+ 11.1
1,688,910,831
+
0.1
8,471,739
+
0.7
481,329,130
V
■
+
397,285,991
•
+ 14.2
170,745,606
5.8
840,165,488
+
153,876,996
688,618,026
1,951,500,000
1,755,367,220
+
4.9
34,393,165
+ 11.0
8,728,434,039
7,920,388,574
+10.2
167,346,663
159,671,044
+
0.9
436,401,000
453,100,000
4.9
+
7.7
22,993,200,000
410,587,323
332,688,736
!■;
339,901,033
14,811,316,864
3.9
+
23,880,700,000
422,369,621
8,240,016,764
7,215,683,705
43,752,003,423
'
162,556,273
-f
5.1
158,849,438
1_
160,793,655
* -
*
+
;
.
611,395.111
46,279,090,463
0.5
•
3,705,272,117
1.4
;
397,323,975
402,448,726
8.9
395,321,900
706.302,130
+ 15.5
10,162,009
'-
j_
...
3.7
+
11,277,658
-
6.3
+
+13.2
3,756,355,114
cities)_.
(8
90,674,039
•
0.6
2.5
861,592,296
>
855,649,063
"
842,308,029
t
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
170,220,670
-
764,624,869
1,968,400,000
__
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
,
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
__
212,827,344
1,246,921,174
v. :
Mobile
Jackson
Meridian
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
(16
cities)
.
Muskegon
Bay City__
Indiana—Port Wayne.
Gary
______
Indianapolis
Bend
Terre
Haute—...
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
.........
Manitowoc
Rapids.
Moines.
Sioux
14,535,909,284
2,097,116,176
+
4.9
t
-
70,288,298
4.8
0.1
453,816,326
2.2
454,368,000
84,310,730
Illinois—Aurora
Peoria
...
Springfield
Sterling
0.5
14,072,162,000
2.7
83,752,916,645
81,823,179,399
6.0
+ 10.9
203,496,457
38,035,249,000
543,501,014
1,099,801,860
220,306,794
711,220,802
0.2
265,138,061
9.7
99,305,930
854,395,674
1,585,233,209
Total
84,458.466
+ 11.6
17,355,453
59,242,819
+ 14.0
23,579,845
7,750,229
74,374,243
128,724,818
409,807,367
55,435,597
21,741,217
55,564,522 *
767,664,213
8,955,484" ■*'
12,470,699
1,956,875
V
4,982.600
.37,263,629
269,644,252
.
(31
3,629,393
.
cities).
6,*748^056
31^509^204
«■:
-
'
4.7
317,149,587
-^-"2~4
297^626^275
260.608~909
18,9/1,565
21,803,105
—
0;5
24,2f3,045
21,435,120
+ 13.1
823,864
953,302
269,509,972
—13.6
920,758
~947~158
288,686,000
7.1
271,611,331
230.575,311
2.4
1,602,930,412
1,618,295,563
0.9
1,583,253,401
1,454,438,389
7.8
3,904,598
4,233,931
7.8
4,718,644
3,543,626
•
-
V
-
'
1.3
6.1
+
0.6
—
+
11,342,680,070
23,536,987
8,583,027
67,727,830
124,376,174
406,145,125
47,759,719
23,038,748
52,055,387
769,716,646
9,183,479
12,013,939
2,177,314
4,603,259
37,663,781
271,463,949
100,5051524
—
—
+
—
1.2
2.8
+
9.8
3.5
+
0.9
+
6.7
1.0
5,194,332,737
601,070,857
254,910,793
690,226,315
9,216,753,786
2.5
115,248,373
3.8
143,851,183
+16.1
—
+
+
—
+
5.6
—10.1
+
—
—
188,747,401
-
+
-
+
—
549,786,740
1,033,528,201
223,665,879
641,021,288
*267,618,759
165,868,934
822,506,443
1,598,833,454
5,069,696,932
*
596,640,665
270,873,447
616,538,706
8,917,322,794
111,472,647
'•
145,061,667
1.1
—
-6.4
+
+
11.0
—
>20,8247858
22^646^-101'
:h~6~2
11^877^244
—ib~3
14,3877466
16,0897380
+"Tu
.16,153,694,
14,792/498
102^308^000
—~"b~8
6M347000
102,O3O7OOO
\ 12,531,704
14T237,832S
—12.0
—16,9
11', 164,229
5,406,094
11,485,863
'/
?'
21,995i298:".
13,5067955
0.9
—40.1
v16^5$3"38p
+
3.9
—
0.9
+
2.5
10ij6T,0"00
+
0.7
11,022,968
5.9
4,469,718
—
,
•
/
,
5,375,758
4,961*585
+12.0
+
3.4
+
198~478~524'
156,6757510
181,334:272.
18776827929
3.4
—
0.8
26,284,538
52,841,997
25,587,748
+'•
2.7
8.2
51,418,857
+
2.8
1.1
453,714,298
462,633,382
1.9
10,027,154
10,597,016
5.4
0.7
3,259,074,292
3,082,090,371
+
5.7
65,184,014-
-65,968,861
25,606,441
5.7
2,390,546
—14.6
1.6
+
0.3
1,134,936,571
68,897,148
205,185,860
+
6.8
99,241,334
+
1.3
34,925.765
+
7.5
—24.9
68,821,593.930
435,533,688
'
851,960,258
+
0.7
759,137,573
66,651,600,105
424,794,966
898,734,662
714,840,380
+
6.8
439.387,377
398,347,576
5.2
44,628,200
44,353,330
+
+
0.6
136,486,459,909
134,485,242,888
+
+
1.2
'
8,624.942
9,083,289
59,257,392
20,019,640
*
4.1
: 22,982,430
59,268,536
0.6
4,404,110
18,211,479
78,235,097
67,951,431
-
24^44~360
1.5
—
5,638,661,217
*
—
2.7
39,101,854,000
7.818,233
-
36,812,873
...
8,059,752
-7.757T533
309^850^895
—*•'
140,378,327
41,695,088
14,151,784,891
+
58,733,267
68,435,985
..
Rockford
8,763,344
8,u9c>,345
343,015,066
-c.
.
340,170,977
r
1.3
+1T4
+
9,022,300
3.4
142,256,528
44,238,329
47,198,913
37,536,754
'
;
,-U'
.
+ '2.0
+
980,641,046
16,646,799
5,711,240,935
—
;
145,5i3,406
422.900,000
6.7
+
+
9.7
3,207,831,000
8.353,123
Decatur
9,135,343
156.331,551
439,100,000
0.5
1,202,133,182
18,260,932 "
..
Bloomington
Chicago
324,332,079
'
7,Tl~8~358
1.8
—
+
7.0
+
3.1
-39,123,628
38,814,166
4.8
3.7
+
.
2.4
0.9
6,943,086,377
2.9
—14.4
40,175,588
-
-
,
5.7
+
+
3,821,922
; / 98,947,074.
•"m 6,134,1076
Ames
+
+
443,069,876
452,147.000
948,304,566
11,755,006
,
(
City_.
+
1,961,976,857
14,267,023,591
853,349,453
14,548,161,577
849,133,276
39,688,000
,
•
—
Watertown
Iowa—Cedar
351,725,085
350,381,232
39,358,977
,
65,687,707
Sheboygan
-
1.2
94,268,395
19,789,497
Rapids.
Lansing
Des
1,188,662,833
1,841,504,126
+ 13.3
—
48,515,568
Jackson
Bouth
187,892.351
+ 16.7
15,682,881
3,170,736,000
Detroit
'
.
36,004,913
28,184,493
35,506,631
1,231,484,019
+ 10.6
District—Chieage—
Arbor
Flint
Grand
'
7,132,775,754
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
■
.
.
73,687,905
39,369,635
38,814,000
92,471,653
10,928,485
3,856,313
1,195,800,000
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Total
i
37,771,031
30,346,000
29,771,902
1,216,964,773
Columbus
..
'
34,459,571
3,827.437
11,271,778,678
—
+ 39.3
—
1,056,318,289
56,237,830
206,231,390
91.016,045
+
7.4
24,544,150
+22.5
—
0.5
+
9.0
+
3.3
+
2.5
2,042,145
1,373,055,423
8,001,242
.1-,364,515.217
11,134.751
—28.1
5.2
13,258,279
20,282,047
—34.6
6.2
14,115,456
14.248,294
+ 10.3
8,659,301
10,085,251
1.5
1,890,089,544
1,891,571,471
2.7
425,700,000
423,800,000
—
+
+
0.6
1,715,024
1.408,309,824
8,540,198
19,663,111
1,938,525
1,359,0o4,o ati
9,807,743
:
21,920,455
"
—14.1
13,813,302
7,975,265
.13,153,232
9,228,326
0.1
1,899,912;395
1,834,257,987
493,100,000
410,600,000
—
0.9
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louie—
Missouri—St. Louis
1,833.100,120
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
_
,
Tennessee—Memphis
XUinols—Jacksonville
ifculncy
Total
(7
cities)—,
3,763,368
1,087.364,306
864,854,165
4,063,408
14,440,379
1,810,915,367
24.027,344
3,961,536
1,054,222,101
819,302,806
3,451,106
14,777,004
3,833,824,734
3,730,657.264
26,238,988
21,709,104,044
21,138,860,504
9.2
283,486,172
5.0
44,703,095
11,503,290,669
9,391,234,417
276,867,499
45,353,982
11,238,376,273
+ 17.7
41,132,081
41,451,551
2.3
187,329,445
177,663,766
+
2.8
43,160,279,923
41,813,516,048
+
+
,—
+
3.1
+
5.6
—
+
8,894,942,473
+
+•
—
+
2.4
199,5207983
+
5.6
3.82,380,710
185,097,586
196,931,320
5.4
37l9~6",934
4^009^859
3.2
810,798,627
809,838,765
—
+
0.4"
2.4
,1-4
+~7>8
238,5T7;495 ■" r
*
23^,600,656
7.4
'185,692,379
164,297,785
—2075
3,639,425
3,292,450
—
0.8
+
0.1
Volume
Number
195
6127
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of December-
1961
Clearings
at—
39,733,453
40,073, 972
2,136,167, 755
19,990,482
22,734, 454
Paul..
*
859,652,932
Inc
Or
1962
1961
Inc. or
1960
1959
S
Dec
%
$
%
Dec. %
$
$
0.8
4.9
472,082,614
27,027,797,138
—12.1
222,237,197
—
+
457.299,952
+
3.2
8,585,379
25,129,318,011
+
7.6
578,261,139
208,765,166
-
+
6.5
186
+
6,455, 248
3,034, 285
+
2.4
72,167,211
+
46.3
49,575,923
48,559, 970
+
2.1
42,195,970
591,593,975
590,233,993
+
0.2
10,886,555
9,917 000
11,251, 670
19,334 409
+
9.8
143,137,257
113,979,000
+
Dakota—Fargo
Forks'
Minot
...
2-2
149,534,484
143,275,047
+
4.4
.
i
*11,500,000
Dakqtfl—Aberdeen..
•'16,678,399
•
3.3
10,159,118,781
4
—13.7
9,506,223,077
Great
V
,
Lewiston
Total
211,666,007
+
588,463,595
+
,
cities)
z
02,352,326
27,623, 324
74,149 958
9.5
«
+
4.5.
373,174,162
3.9
3,322,729,786
41,412,163,245
Hastings...;
JLiLr-JJ,—
527449,531
:
'
.*?.
1.2
13,~90~77945
n
5213297
5,141,696
r.
7,492,890
8204250
17,322,740
16240237
840,911,744
•
+
8.3
+
"
4.4
+
*
7.2
•
V
794,376,541
8,~5277805
8,340,407
"
'
16254220
16257253
723,151,103
741,143,365
,■+
+
5.9
,
"
.
i:,\
2.7
1,361,939
1.280r188
1,052,086
970,463
507.621,237
+
~2~.3
11,673,038
11,274,596
13,376,817
14,902.248
9,328,794,805
+
5.0
218,343,580
205,730,912
175,899,664
194,470,291
58,996,576
+
7.5
+
5.1
04,347;334
-
519,398,355
r'
-
9,796,472,677
+ 14.9
-
-63,405,217
'•
'■
—
*1,488,268
1,227,667
1,262,185
3.2
26,286,656,319
0.4
701,830,153
+ 23:3
32,929,214
3,757,410,050
317,267 300
+
29,345 ,101
961,609 610
.+
6.8
+
9.8
4,641,451,834
+
3.6
'-31,345,429
'
v,
4,806,895,368
'>:
■
i
•>
71,621,254
68,531,902
4,066 862
2.9
9.602,170
9,349,701
36,054,457
36,675,634
37,886,626
4.3
+
,53,211,733,655
527^5277524
5lT,86l7l79
16,380,840
17,373,262
18.670,826
4.1
+
357,666,662
5557652,834
16,184,100
3.9
+
11,201,802,251
54i77~6~0~,057
2.1
+
3,610,212,438
5.3
+
31,682,361
56,574,651,480
17,302,516
'38,200,202
—
687,247,261.
,
15,212,553
4.0
+
24,967,582,728
V
373,772,145
12,370,879,672
'
+ 23.4
1,669,378,138
2.6
—
•
23,727,351
631,053,259
-
-
1,736,942,437
'
+
■
62,776 071
1,055,972,252
^
!
+
2,159,653 966
.•
778,891,434
2.4
—
5,014,984
-
._
Springs.—;.
cities).
'
?:■'
>,' 24,941,776
,
4.8
+
326,330,746
;
:
142,396 158
-
7.1
—
,
5,686 236
62,544,508
•v,
*
Colorado—Colorado
1
2,229291.342
i
Oklahoma—Tulsa
(14
1.9
—
.-
2,263 133
68,011 299
5,831,572
«
City.-—"
Total
12,733,364
-j.
+ 14.2
'
•
38,632,411,544
62,590,129
-+12.5
,5,366 829 >
;
V
138,947,850
V
-
St.
Joseph
Carthage .-i
"
I,,,
'
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
''
2,101,342
71,278,848
—_
J—
Wichita
40,626 343 "
830,797 211
"
6,164,282
:
Topeka —
?
„
"
\
814,991,593
—
'
'
■
Kahsas—Manhattan
Parsons
^
1,238,678
—
——
Omaha
T. *
—17.1: V
5,585,715
+
,.T
——
I^incpln
-
'
vi'V*"*. '!vV '
4,631,089 *7 ~
368,784,286
292,923,220
826,331,776
V
31.539,595
*
-
j
34,142,081
4.1
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebrasjka—Frerpont .....L
^
4,997,230
+ 16.3
V
-
,
334,512,576
862,642,621 '
r
0.8
2,858 ,322
>
m
3,459,421,993
♦
187,1257027
8.3
72,494,491
„
3.0
637,300,872
7.4
,;V 2,830,791
'
-
(16
218,031,813
1.8
6,691, 203
31,596, 465
30,258,039
77,061,668
,
2017055276
11,778,690
50,435, 565
•
30,185,473
Falls--
Helena
8,224,245
501,859,394
+ 16.1
7,186,537
Montana—Billings
7,587,091
488,616,547
+ 11.2
36,337,168
•
2127473",676
6.9
+
64,899,325
•
51,357,710
"
Falls—
Sioux
8,477,592
541,551,325
'
25.6
+
831,846,
6,607,025
Falls
Grand
South
1960
$
4,438,937
Winona
North
-Week Ended Jan. 13
1961
or
Dec. %
2,241,472,069
Minneapolis
Rochester
Fergus
47
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
January 1 to December 31Inc.
1960
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
(443)
4.5
8,940,266
8,232.534
6,514,160
8,677,454
852,914,413
853,397,145
789,283,502
798,016,455
+10.4
+
6.3
Eleventh Federal Reserve District-^—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
:
Dallas
Ft.
Houston
—.
Port
Arthur
iu
743,093,463
327,822,807
325,695,710
27,811,939,272
4
3,343,989,218
+ 10.0
a4
3,398,764,991
1.2
2,376,818,094
2.3
+
9.3,
+
8,041,407
304,274,000
7.5
-
23,323,677,231
29,897,972
94,800,110
+
+
17.395.98G
568,8107105
1.6
4.0
56/7757445
50,1567748
535847981
50,83O7763
0.3
6,225,000
6,821,000
6,241,200
6,700,000
+
—
6.6
1.3
6^8947914
773*827697
873027866
8,1587716
760,426,834
4.7
18,*2327426
20550^396
1876077800
18,1657936
61,908,018,217
3.8
+
17,034,764
5797l427l83
+
57,971,727,641
+
6.8
701,289,909
663,086,250
682,913,794
301,720,410
3.4
64,406,716
-
15,458,475
5627716,934
726,477,427
24.4
■
10,741,880
06,838,968
19,681,826
+
—
21,887,839,289
93,541,160
i'S
8.1
5937480,298
0.7
+
2,284,675,094
'V* 305,048,000
-
'
+
+
*
11,107,477
-
30,072,667,043
+
•
-
-22,610,235
I
Louisiana—Shreveport-
+
•
5.2
•+
•-
*201,743,196
28,588,000
1,911,690,214
-8,646,920
.
—
817,503,442
1.1
+
'
294,969,849
204,230,093
:V
Falls_—
Wichita
-
•"'
2,429,603,091
2,089,951,874
£
'+ 12.6
-
'
29,232,000
Texarkana
.
v
::
_-i
__—
'
27,558,796
27,247,779
,
2,555,433,595
296,209,640
.
Worth—
Galveston..;
62,010,596
'
:
—
_'i—
El Paso—
i
-V
•
69,803,834
Beaumont
6.2
■:»
316,183,867
130,802,205
;
-
•
—
.131,986,191
—
4.6
0.9
ttrr
Total
(11 +;ities)_'-_
5,381,312,415
5,069,251,717 I.
670,061,506
St.
.i'i,,:!,;1 t
rtrw»
n r a t\r> r
r
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
'
'
*—
—
.
;
Portland
t44,398,747
547,342,246
Arizona—Phoenix
BeachJ
£■.
j
62,865,497
107,042,898
-
;
;
^1:
.
Modesto.:
-
Pasadena
:
.
-
Riverside
,
48,299,807
61,387,577
Ih San Jose___
-167,236,173
•
Barbara-^j—.:
-Santa
+
78,291,547
N:
(18-cities'
Total
**
total <174
Grand
♦Estimated,
i7,703,158,606
(a) Clearings
"
66,525,126,223
operations
;
'
V- 63,909,053.987
3.8
+
'
326 842,030
:
for
nine
+
+
16^874" 181
2,062 119,103
4.4
51,538,524
+
+ 14.1
.605 974,141.
v
i
:
80178997641
+
7.8
1,729,253,896 '■?
1,597,561,295,840
1,492,017,932,349
months
only.
^
753,413,655,914
> '
(O Clearings
for
'7.1
'•"!+
eleven months
4.0
only.
30,943,935,702
13,168,096,104
•1
*
{
'
^'
*. +.
** '
'
'
4
*1
I
•
-i
'
41,388,467
12.923,593
217406,565
14,919,360
1,576,888,327
1,431,891,411
26,337,810,855
26,617,980,296
13,226,452,781
12,691,682,732
4.5
1.0
v
•
'
:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the
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.
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
JANUARY
-
.
Country
„
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
12,
FEDERAL
1962
Buying
RESERVE
TO
Rate
JANUARY
for
Friday
'
-
V
•
Argentina, peso
Australia,-, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
V
rupee
France
———
new
yen
Mexico,
New
—^—
—
.0386562
.0200856
.0200860
.958125
.957500
.210512
.210506
.210525
.210512
L00310846
V
.00310846
.204050
.210550
.210575
.210466
.210516
2.811580
2.810600
2.810533
2.811840
.00161060
,
•
•
.
*.
.00161100
.00276216
.00276250
.327866
.327800
.0800560
guilder
.00161100
.00161100
.00276216
.327800
.0800560
.0800560
.00276233
-
-
-.327600
.0800560
.250262
.00161100
.00276300
.327866
.0800560
.277558
South
Kingdom,
.140275
.0349812
.0349812
.0349750
.0350166
.0166506
.0166505
.0166506
.0166506
.193483
.193450
.193433
.193375
.193383
.231600
.231637
.231633
.231608
rand
1.400315
sterling
2.811133
Africa,
2.784000
.140208
.231600
pound
.277008
2.782705
.140275
.0166485
r>
.277141
2.782772
.140281
.0350083
franc.
.277333
2.783742
.140275
—
.277450
2.783300
*
escudo
of
.0386562
.0386562
r
.250375
.
krona
Republic
United
$
.0120554
2.240509
.250420
peseta
Switzerland,
Jan.18
.250387
dollar
Zealand, pound
krone
Sweden,
.0120554
2.239468
Thursday
.00310846
peso
Portugal,
$
.204050
.250400
Norway,
Spain,
Jan. 17
.204031
—
-
Wednesday
Money)
.204025
mark
malayan
Netherlands,
States
in
.00310846
-
.204012
^
pound
Italy? lira
Malaysia,
United
1930
.956666
.955963
.00310846
,
franc
Ireland,
Japan,
OF
2.811133
deutsche
rupee
ACT
^210433
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
India>
!
TARIFF
.0200860
.0200860
■
;
.210500
Finland, markka
(Value
2.239521
.0386562
.0200857
.956171
York
.0120552
2.240302
.0386562
,
New
$
.0120552
2.239946
In
Jan.16
$
.0120554
—
UNDER
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
Tuesday
Jan. 15
$
TO
1962,
transfers
Monday
Jan. 12
"
-
,
-
Cable
BANK
18,
,
1.400537
2.810600
1.400016
1.400049
2.811580
t
.
1.400667
2.810533
2.811840
740,1657341
8.6
—
13,297,742,962
r
...
14,023,758
+
29,615,551,292
' '
►
39,661,643
—
1,543,660,715
-
830,3547769
5.0
+ 12.0
21,326,288
82,031,147,366
36,2657235
23,4077659
-r-
14,871,667
19,493,647
36,965,856
25^6757252
+ 331
' 54,224^85
19,795,127 ;
1.5
+*1874
19,0647687
949~588^421
0.6
783,823,185,953
,
—11.5
1.1
+ 11.3
39,787, 146,772
•w-
1579
32,564,755
+
4.1
+
10511077167
4.6
+
33,0~5~8~283
88,439,143,221
*
227,967,577
116^Tl7397
+
116,970^526
.
882 426,940
+; 7.9
:
—11.0
877, 739,007
330,501,888
44,302;458,526
135,548~929
+ 13.1
—■
7,137,642,106
(b) Clearings
—10.4
781,440,870
t.
5.4
+12.6
rW-3,4.V/'.v; -2,152,072,909
+■ 2.6 *
691,538,275
6.2
V " 887,287,515
60,833,164 V;
256,282,16#
242,008.408
253,245,846
9.5
486, 653,266
1
-
6,944,128
3.6
674, 185,400
1,490, 584,680
698,577,680
1,335,173,744
550,582,533
»•
2.4
T-
'•••■-
i 133,284,017,148 f
discontinued
6.5
+12.1
—10.8-^
83,443,725
1
Citiesr_l_lfcV ,:M38,403,730,993
York—J
Outside New
'
5,779 339,647
3,825 763,634
4,188,203,646
■?:
-
222,302,884
6,998,347
9.3
6.9
6,177,709,279
—12.5 :
173,170,389
'
462 176,515
228,578,576
+
3.1
12,112 ,556.073
3.6
+14.1
+ 11.9
505,036,906
+ 14.5
,
+•
6,852,119
671 ,276,374
'
.
-
•"
233,877,939
7,816,574
12,403,949,521
0.4
—
242,294,364
6.7
307 ,144,027
.
,
>+ -2.7
,
5.9
-751,200,130
316,716,447
•
1.9
+
•-
3,543,311,316 V
*
62,436,058
■
Stockton
,
»
+
.
68,815,083
28,135,366-
29,641,196
—
San '::Francisco^_^^_____Vv 3,989,234,681:
-V
1.9
6.5
+
+
-
-344,959,185-
5.4
+
323 216,735
11,924,028,057
5.1
+
43,078,458 *
;
-
91 734,403
11,264 268,619
97,706,110-
6.0
•
+
-*-•
532,874,601
332,072,862
71,875,883
114,491,821
+
•
44,213,331V
-
-
380,128,307
California—Berkeley
^Long
■
:
+81.0
.+•
.
28,508,730 '
994,594,756 !
•"
J
v
•
25,188,425
1,513,726,291
*.
V
*
924,928,046
.
„/
•
63,584,391
29,048,210
v
^
Utah—Ogdenr Salt Lake City_i.;__
?- -
4,521,7597
-■
;
;
Oregon—Eugene
,
•;
.
980,405,114
———-.26,467,304
*; .•"«•
67,022,622
-
Idaho—Boise
•
8,184,331
,
5--
Yakima
...for you
,
r,l '7, •:;;,
,„" - ..r. ,rs~
,.~
/ -
v,v
•yr
fr■
\
;
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-
Jan.17
"
ASSETS—
k,.
>»
advances—
——-
bought outright
U: S. Government securities:
Bought outfight—
Acceptances
if
V
Bills
.
%
i
—
■
+
y y.
;
demand
218
-•
2,932
1,693
-
■
~
254 ,.,,+. 104,
6
—7,367
—
.
19,984
3,812 J'.i
■
Total
,
V
outright
agreement
bought
under
Held
•
28,421
20
securities
28,441
28,772
+1,509
20
279
20
—
,—
repurchase
+
Total
Cash
V,
collection
of
il.—
—
»•
+1,529
+1,746
+ 728^
+
3
+
24
259
51
—>
5,774
m
279
(1,1701
_______—.————
assets
568
1
16
+
+
+
Total
the
in
$139
was
common
.
for purchasing
loans
purchasing
for
;!
carrying
or
7
■
'
.
;
A
ir
^
V:\..■
4%
■'
•
20c ;!•
$1.25+ .
--L—^ :
v 15c T \
__j._!!J—_ 'y ;,
15c
>
(quar.)
■
'•
•
;
(quar.)!__!_—^—__
Co
(quar.)_„
Inc.
Central Power & Light—>•!
preferred
(quar.)—————!!_!_
Jersey
lion; these loans decreased $259 million during the com¬
'
Hill's
Johnson
;V
:
'•
common
(Andrew)
Jergens
parable week of. 1961.
'
Inc.r
preferred
5%
Loans to sales
million.
'
y y
Jantzen^
personal financing institutions decreased $306 mil¬
and
assets
—
51,928 1
(1,799)
—
+1,828
+- 572
2- 1
1-15
3- 1
2-25
2-15 V 1-31
1-31
12-28
" $1
LIABILITIES—
Federal
r
bank
Member
U.
251
—
Other
7%yyy:y'
reserves-—;—
'____
—
—
■■ ■■•;
—
300
-
_
—
—
+
+
creased
87
notes
Treasury
decreased
390
109
23
170
110
12
+
+
—
of
total
959
+
+,;' 30
17,098
.
y491
'•218
account
Treasurer—general
S.
million
$218
combined
the
and
Class
B
million.
$86
Government
S.
Mfg.
Joy
bonds
securities
"other"
Holdings
in¬
Kaman
Building
!5c
,
7.
(initial)!,._—_
!j"
deposits
availability
Deferred
•
cash
+
+
y' +
y
+
1
+
lion;
389
351
28
•'+'
81
(1,170)
items—_
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
V
78
729
18,107
4,138
y—-
—
2-10
(1,799)
——————
50,556
jf; *
*y
Capital
r
Surplus
Other
Ratio
J%
:1;
to
.<
5i;928
(1,779)
combined
+
1
2- 9
1
r2- 9
1 y
2- 9
1
2-9
1 y
2- 9>
2- 1
1-10
3-1
2-9
cisco District.
districts and
of
+1,828
y!;/,/!
—3
118
correspondents
in
Figures
dating
parentheses
in
made
eliminations
the
are
Chicago
District,
District,
and
$34
million
million
the
San
$30
|
"
commercial
«
•
'
-*
Fund Notices
will
Below
found
be
list
a
of
V
-Total
and common stock called for -redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
11„*
,.
in which the details were
jr
Loans
•
to
Aluminum
M
3>/8%
Carrier
&
l,
:■■■
y'
■;..
+
U.
Government
S.
subord.
debs,
due
1964—Feh,
1
t
National Corp.—
;
;
...
-
'
*
1 f"
$1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Jj 'i
General
It
Acceptance Corp.—
senior debentuies due
•6%
Feb
-
'
1,
'
v
.
Jan.
Real
'
..
13
.f
-
'
Jan
'f
31
U.
i;;.
*
;i
M
i.' t
; "1st
Power Co.—
Inland
1st
/
Steel
5%%
bonds,
mortgage
y.,
"
■:
:
Co.—
mtge. 4V2%
series
due
2768
'
8
S.
~218
1
:
-
to
'vv-■; •
pur-
2,221
purchasing
Government
.
>*
..
52
—
644
695
! 62
__.
commercial
.*.—
31
+
1,355
1,800
i—
477
+
378
298
+
3,132
+
1,860
33,662
—
5,754
indebtedness..I
of
594
16,909
4
.1
!_.„
+
I_
banks
securities—total.!
Treasury certificates
1
+
•
1,385
218
—
1.
6
—h
Within one
!;/ One to five
Other
year.
17,878
years.
five years.—!!!.!—
R.
55$
57
12,221
Banks.....—...
7
.
112
+
12,678
+
Laclede
Gas
' y.
Co.—
mtge.
bonds 47/8%
1st
intge.
bonds 4%%
series due May 1, 1982 and
series due July 1, 1985—
Feb
1
Stern
&
cumulative
Jan
31
May,
Co.,
5%
stock
preferred
/"
15
+
v
521
+
219
•
169
mtge. 5%
5%%
1st
debentures due Feb.
Pet
Illinois
mortgage
Milk
Co.
4'/a%
Southwestern
1st
mtge.
Texas
————Feb
5%
debs,
due
Dec.
1985—(
1
2769
1984-,—Feb
>1
220
mtge.
—Feb
1,
15
2770
Commercial
Co.—
due
1991——Feb
':f •'
Corp.—
'
•
1976—
Feb
._^_
1
ENTIRE
ISSUE
Company and Issue-^Electronics
157
1980
Feb
5+2%
Daffin
I'
Corp.,
Corp.
debentures
subord,
conv.
Brunswick
6%
$5
preferred
cumul,
1
Rapid-American
534 %
conv.
Skenandoa
5%
;il'v
conv.
debs,
due
pfd.
conv.
Corp.—
subord.
-
-
■
Savings
*
4.64%
Twin
Page
=-'<
United
V*
5%
•
conv;
collateral bonda,
Artists
Theatre
cumulative
pfd.
Jan
—
Stock—1
i3
Commercial banks
.
Feb
From
112
28
1
135
•
.—Feb
and 5%
class
A
pfd.
stocks
others.
Other
*
21-
R,
in
this
<
5%'
dividend)-!—": y +
(stock
1-10
,'1-22
.
j
1-24 .12-29
.
-i.:,
;
Feb.
Life
Insur,
$4.30
for
404
Local
60
-
-
455
Lone
;
~
196
169
'
-Feb
1
pfd.
stock
Mar 20
r__w
*
due
Oct.
1,
1964—
Inc.—"
Circuit.
Ir——.
'
-•
stock-——-
_■,
issue.
"
% .'I
'
.3
" •
■
^
.
H
•
"
•-
Uax 28
-'
262
■-
Maris
7^'"''
'.
»
Feb
"
209
2,031
:_!
liabilitiesj„:
732
455
_.!
5I42I
>
223
+
29
;4"
+
'•
.
split)——
(Texas.1
-1-15
2-15
,
,k-,;7A;;'yv7;''v^';.
.7—_!
...1-26
(quar.)!y—yy, 25c
3-12 .
!«''
.
,1-15
2-23
.
com.
Lawer
.1-11
(quar.).$1.29=2- 1
preferred
preferred
4.16%5%.
(quarvj^^r-^yT-rJy^y+l!, $L247 >2+1/.; -1-11
$1.11:- •,!2- 1\;
preferred- (quar:>___ci__>!-;>+_+-!->:v; $1.04 7 2- 1
preferred
St.
484-
.•
(quar.)—u
& St. Louis Ry.—
(s-a)i:-----—'
y
,
Power Ltd.—\
Lawrence
valuation
tlncludes
shown
157
'•Not
tJan.
reserves;! individual
and
' 784
Lucky
y,
-
;1-11
1-11
.
^y»!+$2.50^7,. 2-?.5
; v
loan
items
are
shown
officers'
checks
available.
figures
-r
of
U.
S.
Government
•
.
-
and
-
.7
2-.1
7;;- ^
:
revised.!
*
.
. .
.
|
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.
"
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•
-^7^'
«'
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S
Inc-.
•
-
.
7
'.!
,
>,•:
7
•'
•-
eorpo-rations+^r—-yL ;
_
3pc
(quar:)_/:_^-i—4
Gold
-
-!
;
•
>
4-25!
"5-15
"71-25''*
•$ 10c .%•'•;-3-15
-y
=
.
.
.
1-15
7
^3- 1
(Payment includes 5e deferred-. in-iast.quar,y
due
to
,
.,
Macy ' lR. H.) Si Co.—1 !7..!!.^!
4%% preferred A (quar.)-^.-——
$1.06+4
<=2-yl _
. .
■
y.; .y -v - _ 7
!3% -y ,3- i ;
2-25»
(qtiarv200
,2"15 'i:-.:;-i~25i
of.
-r ,77 -«...
reorganiaation)
yy'- •>} .'•'7!7 ■>!"'
Macccr Corpi. (quar+. v>';
yl^31- •
Macmillan Ring-Free Oil. Co. ;(Del'.)._!_——.?«•;._.«-.-Sc' !
2- 2 7
.
>
>
Gas
2- 1 ■,. -1-19
2-1.1-15
•
(quar;>y—;10c
divideiid>_—3%
Lynchburg
>
7.-'y
.
(quar.)—-4221/^c
Brewing-—
Stores;
Stock
postal savings not
"
■
Companies'
Lager
Commissioner
Lucky
g+oss.
shown- separately...'
not
•
7' Stock, dividend (subject to- tlie/California/
7-
.
time "deposits
separately,
3
•4+2.%, preferred
Lowe's
ACCOUNTS—12,992
(Ilncludcs eertified
*
Gas
:
:
'
preferred-
4.44%
•
10
'"'Include? all demand deposits except those of U. S, Government
and domestic commercial
banks," less cash.-items in; process of collection.
Year-ago comparisoiu:i excludes' change!in. deposits due
to
mutual,,
savings banks.; '
*
■,
-
V
Chain-—-
'•
preferred (quar.)$1.2iy , ; 3-15y..!!2-23
Lighting- (quar.*)!—^-/-^37+ac: y .;2- 1,
1- 8
Power &■ Light—
- ■
7y
7 , !
-
+ 4.96 %
•
27
-
2-16
12-29
1-15
Island
5.16%'
7
16
^Exclusive of Joans to domestic commercial banks and after deduction
2709
4.84%
;
.
2-16
73-10
.;
Louisiana
529
'
(quar.)_:
.
stock
Star
Long
+
1
2,155
104
—
1-22
.2^1"
,
$1.10
' 2-13
";"2- 1."
—!
6+4C 7:2- 1
v
11+*c ..
3-1
!_'—
Steel
(2-for-l
6,485
+
176
:„_!i,
Banks—
r,
stock—7.—!—.
.
Preferred
82
+71
•
(quar.)!—y—%—y,
stock
Orig:
Vzd- - 2-. 5 >
60c ; . 3-1 7
7'+
50c ; 3-10,
Oilfields;y Ltd.T Ordinary 7 (intfirini. !! .7
year ended Dec. 31)-.—!
y—"-!• '
8% •:
Finance Corp.; class A-_y_!_!'—'!—"!'!.
6+4C
Locke
•
:
-
7>-;!7vy\.''yy
y- '•
RR.—
Class--B
-
8
-
2,922
insts., etc.——.
__!__^!!_7y
(quar.)--.—
'
«
•
of
second
-
'Announced
.
Lobitos
».
...
Co.
Special
.
390
,
~r
~
10c', 3- 5
(N.
Louisville, Henderson
F.
CAPITAL
1964-
tr< l"'
'"-**•
" 1-25
3.1:+4c+.7"1~25'•••',;
"'
preferred -(quar:).-^_!_—:87
$3.50
Little Miami
«
..
Borrowings:
2331
31
official
u...
••
interbank—.
<:'
■'
/ • ,' • y
■
Governments,
2,851
+
193
6,121
subdivisions
'
.
Vanderbtif"Ttre &'Riibber Corp.—
" •" •;
6% conv. debentures due May 1, 1974—
—r
.1-10,
M0
1-10
2-14
2-14
3l+»C"
.+———_
1- 8
1-18
;
$1.46!.' 1-29
12-29
$1.12+2, ^ - 2- 1
1-19
.40cy
3-15
' 2-15
.'
10c ...1-26
t- 5
!—___"_____'77 • '4% + " 4- 6 7; 3- 9
_«__^!_i!i!•
tlOc
1-31
.12-29
-!—1
Forms
National
Link-Belt
'
cumul.
'' -.''
1-31l-25 7
l!!_!—1—"—"
(quar.)____
shareholders
of
1,893
-2,247
-
etc.625
deposits....
political
From
Rayon Corp,—
prior pfd.
"
.
.+
4,653
deposits.^.—30,421
time
and
Foreign:
-J
Apr> 1
City Rapid Transit Co.—
4%
'
+
>
■
_Feb
!_
30,
States
•y:
Southern Union Gas Co.—
-
■-
1975
1,
preferred
April
<
.
stock—
-•
due
*
.
Aug.
•
•?•
630
11,069
1,698
42,058
157
'
.
Date
.
.
stock—
conv.
General Indicator Corp. 6%
if
,
3-15
1-16!
4- 2
1-18
13)--—10%
3- 7
2-21
(Fort .Wayne);
•,.
Increased —:—
7—25c y
2- 1
7.1-10
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
55c,
"2- 1
1-12
Extra
>'7;! ,60c y;,'2-:,l!;
1-12
Lincoln Printing, new common - (initialj!_!_v !y. > 5c. .%2- 57
yl-22
Stock dividend !!i__^—_______!!__!!_ !; ,y
1%
2- 5
1-22
y
■
Domestic
'
-
•
■
—.
85
672
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
CALLED
Corp.—..
93,305
Commercial banks^—■; 1,081
Time and savings deposits—total$__—-_—
Other,
Avnet
+
+
2-20
$35c '! 4-2
110c !
1-31,!
10c
4-16
75c
1-25
——_—y
——
Business
•
,+
-
_J—a_!13,011
./;>
Governments, official insts.,
156
'
i
:
68,451
savings.—^.
Foreign:
1
i
'
.
65,729
.
Mutual
Line Corp.—
pipe line bonds, 5% </c series due
■
1, ~
States and political subdivisions...
4,778
; :U. S. Government—.—
v; 1,786
Domestic interbank:- ■.!
•-
■
" *
June
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
1st
deposits
adjusted*"*—— -!_—. !
deposits—total!!.
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
3
■
■
*•.
due
stock
series
1,
Demand
2769
'
.
——Feb
.V' VJ,^
pfd.
Service
4%%
;
series
Transmission
15
Demand
1,
Co.-r-^
cumul.
Public
bonds
Eastern
5l/a%
Gas
bonds.
Inc.
dividend
Lincoln
14
+
1-13
3-31,!
,
bonds due Feb. 15, 1977
Montreal Metropolitan Corp.—
Northern
■
47
4,887 j;
!■
(quar.)
Brothers,-Ltd.
!
LIABILITIES—
May Stores Realty Corp.—
Gen.
285
—
-._.+
155,834
1-31
20c
Y.) (stock dividend).-:,—!,..- 5%
Liberty Real Estate Bank & Trust -(Phila,)!.'
(Stock
dividend)
(subject! to approval
"
..7; 4.824
114
»
f
3,089
Other
1st
Sf
stock)
or
Liberty Fabrics
1,974
+
758
1,652
20c
;
'iC.^:,y%y-• -•!
_____
(quar.)
Co.—_l_
Lewis
828
—
1-15
1-19
Stores, 4+2% preferred (quar.)'_____!
Co!
(quar.)
:_—'
'Stock
413
—
—
(quar.).
Salt
Levine's
2,718
+•
•
26
+
3,289
securities—!_i:^_!_!r—
with F.
+
5,356
"
$1.75 ':.; 2- 1
13%c ,! 2- 1
-!%.
(reduced)—-—7+2C
common
(quar.)__l_"___y.~'V 15c"y.
Tire
Lewis
.
—
>
,
Northrop,
cash
Lerner
Leslie
205
—
1- 5
1-5
,
y', Extra -"i-ry10c'"" 3- 5
Lehman"Corp. <Optional—cash or stock )" 7 7" * :'* •*":-*7.
!; !!•: 7.'!%
+ "1 ($1.33.
from .capital^ gains, and >3 ' cents :;;"" :'
---yy!y'Y
j
.'.'•■V
from net ordinary income. Capital'gains
7;:!;'!
! " distribution'. may be
received in either >•
f
0
501
+
.
30
—
13,404
;
2- 1
2-1
12-29
income and $1.59 , •''• ••."
gains)—;—!
$1.67..-.1-31
capital
Neville.
Leece
"
-
1
1
1-26
„
(quar.)___—!_—
!!_!_
131 +ic
1-31;, ! 1-10
' !••;.-yy -y*; y.; "«'7yV7
preferred series A
preferred series B
5%
-
182
-.
Miss.)
L-!
.
1
912-
v
j'": 117+ac'
3$, 1;% 2-15>
Corp.-:—''.y:",
(quar >___!_!
!_!!!—*.7 $26 +»c~!' 1-31 7 *1-10
preferred
&
5%
15
306
>
_!_!;
:
114
*
•••
,v-
3,429 '
5-16
6-
Financial
Rubber-&
Leeds
'
■+:
:
.
; (8c from net investment
Lee
676
+ ,'
21
—i_
loans_
domestic
142
116
1,358
banksr
48
—
carrying:
or
securities—-
—'
foreign
276
—
(quar.)
com.
(Jackson,
class A
preferred
.
from
'
11-
f:"
5+4%
.;
—
Corp.,
(quar.) —
!•!_!'_
(Chicago) (quar.)!—
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.')——
Secord
6+4%
-
571
'
_!_w!
Lazaru.. Fund—
v +
loans-—J—__L—_
to
Reserves
1989__——Feb
for
estate
After
^
.
bonds series L due Feb. 1,
137
securities——
V.;
*..•
1989———Feb
657
15
-
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
>
Georgia
3,501
280
;
Treasury bills..
h:
t
:
5+2-%' cumulative preference stock
Loans
2767
1
Feb
-1,156
finance, personal finance, etc—
Other
Loans
'
2766
. „
1980—
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
73,129
securities—
Government
Sales
%
...
Lauren tide
Loans to nonbank. financial institutions:
112
'
S.
Other
Diamond
'5
for
securities
Other
110
1
"■
-Feb
—
>
1
1,' 1982—Feb
Feb.
Co.-r
preferred shares—
U.
Page
vVr'Y.V
•
Laura
8,607
3-1
.
,
National Bank
8,985
-
<
Company
"
Date
1952 due Feb. 1,
Southern Ohio Electric
cumulative
6%
.?
414%
Corp.
Columbus
j<+
dated Feb.
debs,
dealers
and
carrying:
or
Other loans
y!;\
_
America—
of
Co.
^
brokers
&
La Salle
-1,342
—
-
„!—♦
Lamontagne Limit,
-1,819
loans!—32,539
—L_!——
1,258
—
.
—
Insurance
Quarterly
119,012
industrial
and
:—
(quar.)
A
Telephone
Lne
4- 6
1-17
3-12
3-15
12-15.
.
2%
;,
.-yyy
Quarterly
Lamar
1961
>
preferred
Crosse
La
1-31
...
^___! ".!% 14c,
14c
(monthly)
'i-,:
Jan. 11,
1962t
class A
(monthly)
120,812
adjusted!;———
adjusted!;——i__1L—
chasing
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
investments,!
and
Commercial
given in the Chronicle.
5+2%
Lang
Agricultural loans
Loans
Jan. 3,
!!
dividend)-!—
(stock
.
to
4-13
.
.
8+4C
8+4C
B
12-13
9 +.'
'! 8+4C
+ 6-15
—___———,r—y 8+4C:. , 9-15
Corp.,
Class
3-15
3-9
—
Kroger Company—
*7% preferred
(quar,)
(In millions of dollars).
,
investments
Other
M
6 It
j,
and
Jan. 10,
1962$
'
*
,
loans
Loans
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
M'i '
.
ASSETS—
corporate bonds, notes,
preferred
including
III!
,
Kratter
Decrease!—)Since
-
!
—
Hotels
Knott
Increase ( + ) or
•
(quar.)__
(Mich.) (quar.)
Biologicals Inc. (initial)—
3-
.
..
common
Common
ddeit&^s'^d,,l$477!millioi:i.
banks
,
.
:!y 7 75c
y v 25c
10c...
.'! 40c.
_l
Co.,
S.)
1-16
3-26
18c
^
•Common
'■
'
•
.
Alloys
(S.
Common
and bor¬
Redemption Calls and Sinking
\\v
i\ t
h
tft
ft.
the
Francisco
-
.
.
,
in
Loans
domestic
l\
lU
Si
Kresge
rowings from others decreased $732-;"million.
t
i$
Kentucky Stone,
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $209 million
t.
f,
Dallas
Coal
2-1
10c4-13%
(initial)—
River
Keystone
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks fypjn
i:>
i.
Kentucky
$176 million, of which $45
consoli¬
the
vy;1:.
.v
process.
the
in
was
District.
•,«
total of
a
Co.
7c
!__.
(initial).
Service
Girl
Kellwood
individuals, partnerships, and corporations increased
million
102
—
Kelly
$196 million. "Other" time deposits
(monthly)
preferred
Knickerbocker
—2,5%
—„
net of
in all districts and
■
35.2%
84c
Savings deposits increased in all but three
a
.
__—...
$98 million in the San Fran¬
acceptances
on
foreign
for
—
572
.
y
——1—_f—
liability
14
+
33
71
3
+
+
r
■
:*;:>
■
acc'ts—
& capital
1
+
gold
purch.
:.V1
——-
certificate
reserves
deposit and F. R. note liabiliof
Contingent
L>
447
888
37
————
accounts——.——
capital
ties
»
17
in
paid
offset in part by decreases of $126 million in
were
the New York District and
——————
Total liabs.
w
;
ACCOUNTS—
CAPITAL
c
1-20
12-29
<
!;■
.
+1,727
557
+
District, and $60 million in the St. Louis Dis¬
trict
liabilities
Total
Richmond
;
33333-
.
Chicago Disrtict, $65 million in the
$93 million in the
'
1-29
,
District,
$149 million in the Atlanta
increases of
;
-onyboth
dividend
B
class
and
A
—
Total
■*i
2-14"
1-18
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
1-12
.
1-23
1-23
1-29
stock)—_!!_—____—.
+3%
Kansas City Power & Light—
;
!.v
'-.yy
3.80% preferred (quar.)
y
95cry,
4% preferred (quar.):
:
! $1
4.20% preferred (quar.)
!
.
$1.05 y
4.35% preferred (quar.)_
;
$1.08%, y
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
:
$1.12+2
Kavanau Corp.
(montnly)____—___—
8c » v
Monthly
%8cy
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp. (Del.)—
net of $85 mil¬
a
1
(stock
Aircraft
class
deposits adjusted increased
Broad
&
4
50c
j.
(quar.)—
Co.
Kaufman
"
$112 million.
Demand
U.
and
7+ac
,r 2+2c
;«!!„!«■■
(quar.)^
.
28,250
(629)
Deposits:
Foreign
decreased
banks
ber
•
-
notes..——
Reserve
(quar.)
Josten's, Inc., class A
>
1-10
2- 1
Co., common (quar.) _r_!_j._!—_!*+
40c
' 2-28
preferred (quar.)
!-____
93%c.r-' 2- 1
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co.
(Calif.) yquar.)'-! ! ' ;, 25c..
1-31
Jewel Tea
•
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
■
...
»;•
K
preference
Corp.,
3%%
%
*.
securities—_•'
and
process
premises
Other
k+
>+
in
items
Bank
i'
Gov't
S.
loans
decrease
dealers
and
"other" securities decreased $142
U.
Total
■
brokers
their
and
million,
+
%
>y
*
the
ago
year
a
to
$280 million;
of
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $276
or
<)''•
', s
week
Loans
million.
decline
net
a
+1,269
119.
—
and
district
comparable
+7,503
—_
A
—-—
industrial loans decreased in all but.
Commercial and
one
_
——
Holders
>
y
.
...
•
(quar.)__—^
- J13c
2- 1
1-10
(qtiar.■ - - 35c- -2-15
1-31;
4+2%
preferred (quar.)——
$1.12+2 "
2-1
1-24
International Correspondence Schools World,
Ltd.
—;
;
15o
3-30
2-28
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
•
5+2% preferred (quar.)_.
1___——j.
$1.31+4
2-28
1-26
4% conv. preferred B (quar.)
:
;
$1
2-28
1-26
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)——
•
12+2C
2-15
1-19
Stock dividend
—2%
2-15
1-19
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
&
Electric, com. (quar.)
47V2C
3- 1
1-31
$4.36
preferred
(quar.)—
:
f
$1.09 2- 1 ;
1-12
$,4.22
preferred
(quar.)—:
——_——_
$1.05
-2-1
1-12
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)i^i—40c2- 2 V " 1-12
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
'V /
-y ;
r
• , - ;
Stock - dividend of 2%
subject to stock--.'
' V.'
•
holders approval on Jan. 31!
-y
3-1
2-6
deposits.
time and savings
1
—
,
^
;
_
—
When
Payable of Kec.
.Share
Ltd.—
Breweries,
class
50c
S. Government
balances with Federal
Banks,' $2,247 million in U. S. Government
deposits, and an increase of $455 million in
Reserve
646
27
-
y—
Bonds
.
+
—
47
„.
!;',
1
Notes
»;
1
—11-*
Certificates
.
.
.
10
v.
of Company \
Interchemical
securities, $758 million in reserve
743
97
Name
Interior
million in loans ad¬
$298 million in holdings of U.
justed,
1961
,10
43
.208
430
+
284 !.y+
(629)
and
Discounts
—
.—
.
16,562
.
Cash
V«
J
—
1,159 ;
gold certificate reserves
Total
1962
15,403
..
notes
R.
F.
for
fund
Redemption
1962
v—u,
11
Per
'
week
the
for
changes
Decreases of $1,156
10:
ended Jan.
Jan.18
Jan. 10
'
account.,,
certificate
Gold
( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
,•
•
principal
following
the
shows
Increase
Continued from page
leading cities
Federal Reserve System in
of the
banks
(In millions of dollars)
reporting member
of weekly
statement
condition
The
Banks
Monday; January 22, 1962
■,,% •.
DIVIDENDS
Banks
Condition Statement of Member
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve
;
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(444)
y
4%
preferred B
(quar.)—_!_!__—7..,$1.00..^ 2- 1
*
7
-1-19
1-19
h '
'
I'll.
"lsll
\
.
"■
Volume
6127
Number
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
When
Per
Name
r
Madison
o/ Company
■
income
:
Share
•
(quarterly
Fund
of 15c
short-term
realized
and
dividend
Stock
Mailman
____—1
•
and
-x.
—.
American
$2.45
3-16
5c
2-15
2-15
2%
—
stock
10%
2
A
2-
1
holder
2-
1
2-
Engineering Works
|25c
3-31
3- 3
$1.50
preferred
_—
t25c
6-30
6-15
Northern
Illinois
—
$$1.25
1-31
17V2C
1-31
1-15
IOC
1-31
1-15
2-
1-16
Conv.
priority shares (quar.)
priority shares (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
Majestic Specialties
(quar.)
Conv.
-
5%
preference
Electric "shares
profits)
(from
•
•
realized
1
Northern Quebec
Northern
securities
profits)—
17- VMassawippi
Corp.
Class
2 Va %
Valley Ry.; (s-a)_.
Ltd. (quar.)__
Ltd.
."McCalli Corp.
McCormick
McCord
-
V 5%
class
/
Class
-
B:
2-16
Nunn-Bush
1-10
Nutone
2-151
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-15
Robbins
&
7,.-1
*■
Melville
•
\
1
^
for
Shoe
Olin
Ontario
3-15
1-17
1V4C
1-31
1-17
10%
2-
5
1-15
2-1
1-20
12 VaC
"■» 3-
3-15
;
■
:i
2-
-
25c
;■
;,4%'.
t;f..
•
4.75%
4%
1
12-26
Outlet
Overland
* 2-
2
Overnite-
40c
2-
1
?.v2-
3-1
±2-
P.
6%
Electric
25c
Miami
Tile
Terrazzo
&
3-15
17 Vac
1-25
-«<1-10
$1.38
2-
V"
2-
-
—
1
States
pfd. -(accum.
2-15
30c
Common
:
5%
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
preferred
V
4.25%
(initial)
C
common..^-.-
Co.,
(quar.)_
?
1
30C
•'
Miller
Mfg.
Miller
•
Guardian
&
Co.,
(stock
Minneapolis Gas
;
Minnesola
(increased)
Ontario
&
5%"
-
[V;
-,
4.50%
preferred
}. 4.40%
preferred
4.80%
C
pfd.
B
Montana
•' $4.20
:
73
Montana
Morrison-Knudsen
..
/
Motec
•
C
fi.
Industries
2-
1
1
1-15
dividend)^
8-15
2-
1-
/
1-25
Diablo
Mount
Royal
Movie
Star,
Cp.
12-28
■
-
Movielab
v,'
Inc.
Film
stock
Mills.
Ltd.
(quar.)^*
2-28
2-
class A
2-
1-15
2-26
2-
2-
1-16
dividend
ioc
5%
^
Co:,
preferred
6%
Electric, 4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Narragansett
.
4
Nat
Nast,
pfd.
(quar.)_
2-
1
1
'!.% National Aeronautical Corp.
Stock1 dividend
,"Y 8- 1
58c
■
2-
56»/4C
5
/
(quar.)
1
National Bank
Auburn, (N. Y.) (quar.)
of New Jersey (quar.)—
1-31
*
:".6f
stockholders
1-18
Jan.
National
Chemical
National
City Bank
National
Electric
Co.
4
2-27
1-24
4-16
4-
1-19
Mfg.
~
-
1
"■■
—■
2-
1
1-12
15c
\
2-
1
Products
Nevada
of
Power
Canada, Ltd.
Co.,
5 Vz%.' preferred
1
1-
9
2-
-r(qu^r.)
England Fund
'.-'New
income
71c
and
of 9Vac
3-
;
.
1
2-
4-20
1
1-10
27 %c
1
1-10
1-30
80 %c
gains)—.—
New
Bank
Jersey
Newberry
-
(J.J.)
&
Trust
Co.,'3%%
(quar.)
40c
—„
(quar.)—.;V
pfd.
-
1-
9
2-
1
1-15
2-
93% c
1
1-15
York
York
New
-
Co.—
Process
New
New
York
Common
$3.75
Fire
State
Electric
preferred
and
44c
(22c
from
from
capital
*
-
2-
1
1-19
12-18
145c
2-15
1-19
■
i_
investment
93 %c
4-
1
3-
$1.12%
4-
1
4r
1
3-
■
and
1-29
66c
9
v12-29
(A.
C.)
Company
Norfolk & Western
6%
•
6%
♦".
6%
;
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ry., 6%
(quar.)
(quar.).
pfd.
(quar.)
3-15
2-
1
12-20
15c
2-
1
1-11
2-28
15c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-12
15c
J—
8-
1
7-12
15c
...
—...
11-
1
25c
2-
9
2
1-12
45c
1-25
2%
h
1-10
1-25
1-10
$1
3-
2-
$1.02%
$1.18%
(quar.)_
3-
2-
i
(quar.)
j
(quar.)
...
3-
2-
$1.02%
1
33-
2-
$1.37%
3-
9
2-
$1.23%
_____—
2-
10c
2-15
25C
1-31
12-29
8c
1-25
12-26
2-
2-16
1-15
20c
1-26
12-22
17%c
1-25
1-10
5c
1-31
1-10
15c
1-22
:
1-15
<
10-11
1-18
1
Valley
*
St.
12-
3
5%
1-19
Sams
1-
San
5
1-26
1-
1-25
.2-
1
*, 2- 1
,1-16
3-
$1.16
14c
3-
$10c
&
2-
1-
$4
9
/-40c
:
1-
;'i
?
60c
1-19
2-14
.
1-17
1
1-10
Shaer
1
1-10
Shareholders
1
1-10
investment
2-
1
1-10
3-5
2-20
95c
$1.50
1-22
2%
$1
2-
1
1-15
97 VaC
2-
1
1-15
42 vac
3-
1
2-
6%-
-'
■":
5-1
2
t 4-10
r
3-
1
24-
2
i
4-14
7c
V
2- 1
Youngstown
preferred
Scale
Ashtabula
&
62 Vac
Corp.,
______
—
Ltd.
—_—_—_
(H.
5V2%
4Vt%
K.) Company
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Potomac
3.60%
Edison,
4.70%
preferred
3-
5%
•50c
3%
:
2-20
1
2-15
2-
1
2-21
2-
1
2-
1-12
1
1-26
12-29
$1.37%
1-31
1-31
1-15
(Del.)-r—
—:
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.17%
2-
1
1-12
90c
B
....
2-
1
A
(initial
Class
B
6-
1
1
5-10
Steel
Prentice-Hall
Mills.
& Co.,
Prince Gardner
&
Ltd.
(stock
Inc.
1-31
dividend)..
1-31
1-
(quar.)
Gamble
....—
Producing Properties, 6%
Progress Mfg.
pfd. (accum.)—_
(stock dividend).
Quarterly
_____—
•
(quar.)
(quar.
Dairies
Co.
Smith
(a.
Somerset
1-19
1
1-18
1-25
12-29
2-15
1-31
12-29
1-31
12-29
2-
1
Co.
Corp.,
1-12
1-15
1-31
22c
2-
1
1-18
61c
3-
1
2-15
12-27
$10c
1-29
$15c
4-
2
2-28
4-
2
2-28
$25c
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-21
3-
6
2-13
$15c
2-
1
1-10
$3iy4c
2-
1
preferred a
Coast
Inc.
(quar.)
(stock
div.)
Mills, $2 pfd. (quar.)
—
(quar.)—
a
1-19
2-
$50c
25c
i
1
1-
2-
1
1-18
25%
1-31
12-
3-31
3-
2
8
2
1-31
1-15
5%
1-22
1-
3-15
2-28
65c
-
2
2
50%
dividend)
3-
3-
10c
(stock
3-31
3-31
1-31
8
Plastic Products—
(initial)—
California Edison—
Present
4.08%
2-23
38 %c
Shore Oil & Development—
dividend
Southbridge
1-20
2%
31V.C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1-26
7c
(stock dividend)
j.)
1-10
40c
(quar.)___
(n.
preferred
(Increased)
common
common
$1,55
South
1-12
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
o.)
$1.25
■
4.75%
common
—__—
Canada
Power,
Ltd.,
Indiana
Gas
3
1-31
1-
3
28e
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-
28%c
(quar.)
1-31
1-
3
$62 %c
2-15
1-19
Electric—
&
com.
(quar.)
$1.20
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
Southwest Grease & Oil Co.
15c
co—
2-
1
1-11
JOc
Southern
1-15
Materials
2-
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1-19
1
1
2-
45c
Marchant,
Trust
Southern
1
2-
60c
8
$15c
a
(quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper
1-12
2-
1-16
from
:
:
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
Southern
2-
1-
5
60c
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
cSmith-Corona
1-19
15c
:.4_—
:
2
2-
16c
Boston
2-
13c
of
preferred a
2-15
(Birmingham, Ala.)
1-20
45c
(Initial)
Industries, Ltd.,
6%%
4.56%
4
2
1
40c.
income)
Slater
4.48%
1-
1-
2-
6c
Oil
2
'
1-25
100%
Skelly
1-
1
57c
12 %c
'
2-15
1-26
1-12
income
Water &
b
1
2-
1
1-10
1
2%
1-12
2-
1
3-
37 Vac
2-20
1
2-
2-
37 Vac
1
2-
$25c
15c
(increased)
3-
$1
12-29
$50c
Ltd.. common (quar.)
1-19
1
Southern
9
1-19
1
2-
1-15
2%
(initial)—
1,
2-
15C
Class
Premier
Investment
5-10
6-
J50c
—
—
7c
lc
quar.)
4-10
2-
65c
Stock
(initial)
4-30
10c
v
from
Trust
1-12
Industrial Products—
2%c
1-26
South
Power
2-15
2-23
Sonotone
.4.4.————
3-15
1-18
$20c
1-15
$1.06%
Polymer Corp., class A & class B Stock div.)
Porter
30c
3-19
12 %c
;
$1.75
1
5%
...
Simms (t. s.) & Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)__
Simon Cigar, 5% preferred (quar.)
1-12
1
1-18
4-
Paper, com. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams (Canada) Ltd.—
Class
1-12
Ry.
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
;
1
Shares—
6c
Corp
Silverwood
5
$1
Shoe
8hawinigan
1-19
37 Vac
dividend).
1
2-
Common
(quar.)
Shop Rite Foods (stock dividend)
Sierra Pacific Power,
common
(quar.)____
$2.44 preferred a (quar.)__.
Sigma Mines. Ltd (Quebec)
(s-a)
>
12-15
1
„
2-15
1
2-
8c
Capital gains payment
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
1
f, :
2-
Brewing, common (quar.)....—
conv. preferred
(quar.).
3-
1
8c
income)
2-
v-:\
1-19
(extra)
dividend
2-
$1.25
$2.50
of
2-
—
2-10
15c
a
dividend)
(monthly)
American
$1.17
__
1-19
25c
10c
$1.10
(quar.)
1-10
2-
2-10
Co.
$1.07 %
Germantown;
1-25
2-15
25c
plus 51c from capital gains)____
ment
v
(quar.)__4___...4..
2
1-16
15C
(quar.)...;
Security-First National Bank (Los Angeles)
Quarterly
Seourity Insurance (New Haven)
(quar.)
Security Trust Co. of Rochester (n. y.)
Quarterly
Selected American shares (quar. from invest¬
1-19
1-31
1-25
150
com.
preferred
Stock
6
1-31
1-17
1-
1
Security-Columbian Banknote Co.—
3
1-
7
1-31
2-
*250
common.
(stock
Scrivner-Stevens Co.
1-20
1-31
3-15
>
(Mo.)—
$5
co.,
2
1-19
50c
(Quarterly
1-30
-
1-31
15c
(quar.)
2-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.),
$3.40 preferred (quar.).
5
1-
i
ftc
■?.v
(quar.)——
preferred
2-15
9
Monthly
.
1-31
2-1
15c
.
(quar.)
:preferred
1
3-
(stock
Fetzer
Scott Paper
1-15
1-31
2-1
$2.50
Industries
Aviation
4
50c
17 %C
2
3-
5c
Extra
.72-15
'
1-26
/'
(s-a)_.ii
-
4-
7%c
Ry.
(Walter j.) class
Scott
Y.)—
preferred
20c
-jhh
Selected
(quar.)
—
w.) &
Corp
Industries,
Scott
'
':?■ 2-15
......—
dividend
(Howard
Scientific
1-15
1
2-15
(quar.
Stock
f
1
2-
^
J15c
(ouar.)
1-23
Antonio
2-15
1
2-1
15c
;
..
preferred
2-15
preferred
non-cum.
2-15
1
3-
$1.06
4.
class A
1-19
4%
Extra
%
RR.
1
8c
1-16
$1.06.%
N.
2-
pfd. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Southwestern
Schneider
2
30c
^
20c
1-10
of
preferred
Louis
1
(stock div.)
Foods, 4%
Lawrence
2-
preference
(s-a)
Bchlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.
Heather,
&
w Fine
s &
St.
20c
(quar.).
50c
■
Protective "Life Insurance
Adjustment preferred (quar.) l
30c
15c
(quar.)—.
2-
2%
4
78c
preferred
Procter
24c
from net taxable long-term capital gains)
1-17
J 10c
(resumed)
(George d.)
Corp.
(resumed)..
Roper Industries (quar.)
Rorer (William h.), Inc. (quar.)
6-1
2-15
America (optional-cash
from net capital gains.4.4
Price Bros.
; ■•
income
9
income
gains)
Ltd.
Ronson Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Schenley
(Brooklyn,
Bank
Corp.
3-9
$1.12 Va
—
1
_
9-
;
Y:2- l
,
4
Class
32 Vac
"
;
Nielson
-.
1-22
Gas—
.:
Niagara Share Corp.—
(6c from net investment
1
15c
(quar.)——
1.
(quar.)
1-10
2-
$3.50
1—:*
(quar.)
1-22
82 Vac
(s-a)
(quar.)—
preferred
Newton.Fund
.-
6c
Co.
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
4Va %
Co.
'
:
—
Insurance
Merchandise
3-
6-15
"
New
3-15
9-18
20c
Company
(quar.)
V Pneumatic
,
from
*
capital
•
1
15c
income....
Pittston Company, common
Stock
dividend
3-30
2-
if 2-
9
15c
(s-a)._
Cement,
Pittsburgh,
Co., 7%
8
21c
-
——■
(quarterly
from
1-15
1
2-15
tl5c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
1-24
1.
V
1-19
2-
-
_
'
Neon
1-20
$$1.50
......
Pittsburgh
—
2-15
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)..
$4 preferred (quar.) 4444—^i.-.—__
Welding Machine Co.—
Quarterly
1-15
2-
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Rollins Broadcasting
Fund—
4.30%
5%
1-15
National Lead Company—
/
$1.50
6%
preferred B (quar.)__
41/4%
preferred
(quar.)———i—Y- $1.06>/4
7' Nedick's Storesr (quar.) _—1—-——.Y'
5C
1-25
22%c
k
(quar.)
preferred l
(quar.)
Rockower Bros, (initial)
1-15
,
(quar.)-_.4_44_4_.__.—
(quar,)___!L.l_.._4
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van-Heusen Corp.—V ,Y
v.
Common '(stock- dividend)/..44—/
1-26
2-
40c
/
(incr.-quar.) '
"2-15
'
B
3.90%
15c
_
t Cleveland)
1-30
(quar.)..
Philip Morris, Inc.—
' ■%.. ■,;""
4%
preferred •* (quar.).—4,____.4.
9
3-15' Y-3-' 2
**25c
1-15
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
7 vac
^ &
Norristown
;.'.4_4...44"4:..—
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.— '
-
.
.
1962)
9.
1-25
Roper
General Bottlers (ill.)
(quar.)
United Bottlers, Inc.. (quar.)...
stock
RR.
2-1
(quar.)___^_—„—
Co.
Philadelphia, -
-t
"
Casket
1-11
2-15
•
preferred
%
-
3.80%
1-18
dividend(One additional share for
each 24 shares held, subject to approval
National
..
common..
Bureau
&
4.68%
5
Stock
•
.
4.40%
-
$1.50
—
f. National Bank of Tulsa— rV' '■ f1 ■ "' .V
.r'j
or
1-15
1-
1-31
of
National Bank
;
4.10%
1-15
1-11
1
5
(quar.)
preferred
.4.95%
.
1
2-
3-
dividend
preferred f
4.10%
preferred
4%%
2-15
2-
40c
25C
(quar.)
Stock
4%
3-12
U._r_.44_—__
Class
1-15
1
Nationai'Aviation Corp.—
.x-r, ; w
► •»
Ordinary""' payment of $.47 8/100ths and
e%^ '$2.23 7/100ths from capital gains _i—• $2.7015
77
Common
3-12
.
Philadelphia Electric V
5
'
■
.
12-15
60c
(quar.)—u—
Peterson, Howell
7-12
2-
5c
—
2-15
1-25
59%c
js/ieciric—
<&
c*as
1-1
$1.12%
5.50%
(annual).
Corp.
Mutual
C.)
(J.
Petroleum
1-16
' .1
.2-
3%;
——
5
12-29
3-1
Mills,
3-30
______.i4.__i_.—
investment
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
1
(stock dividend).
Inc.
15c"
(quar.)'
Ltd.,
V" Permanente
!
Murphy Finance
j
1-
1-25
1-26
15c
Traffic
Peoria
9
1-31
;"
(quar.)
Roontsater
Cotton
Mills
3-30
A
Peoples National
■Quarterly"
9
r.% 2-28
$10c
2.—L——— ■-%%' 9c-3?■
-(initial)—
Laboratories,
1
10%
Stock dividend
v
1-19
'
2-
Francisco)—
(San
Extra
i-11
2-6
VV 6c
(qhax*.)^-"_ini^U-—-t—'
Rice
2-15
2Va %
(Calif.)—
;
People's Drug Stores Inc.—
'■
>r
lc
Mount
Robinson
Rice
31v4c
—
(quar. 1.4
Pennsalt
Chemicals
(quar.).i.4-_.___.
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.: (quar.)
4
2-15
"t \
%
-net
1-12
1
1-26
:
1
River Brand
.
.
'4.25%- preferred (quar.) "i_.
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
1-12
,
5%
'
-
•
3-
f
j.)
2-1
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco (increased)
37 VaC
(Del.)—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64% i preferred .(quar.).._.l_..i..i_....
2-15
-
2-, 1 ;/•-
3%
3-15
30c
1-15
2"
'i: %>
(stock
10c
1-15
1-15
'iA \ 20c
:
1-17
from
Penney
1-15
1
28c
1-22
1-31
$1.25
a
Inc., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
long-term capital gains, 7c from
short-term capital. gains and
10c from
v.
1-15
1
$1.05
(r.
2-1
2%
—
Square
61c
12-29
1
■
5
32 Vac
class
$6 preferred
Penn
1-26
9-
;
1-
25c
(quar?)^.^—
Bank
Bank
Economic
P^mans,
-19
3-
$1.10"1
1-26
6%
:
1
Rich's
1
pfd. (quar.)—..
A
4__
dividend
Corp.,
Penn
$1.12 Va
dividend-.-——
Stock
f
Reynolds
i
-18
2-
V
Morse Electro Products Corp.—^
-
i
3-19
dividend)..4.
Properties, Inc.
Quarterly
12-29
1
;$1.50
—
(extra 1 _*
1
.
2- 2
$1.20
—
(quar.)
'
tv77
V
Power Co."
4-
preferred
2
Ltd.—
2nd preferred
15c
■To
12 VaC
%
2-
9
1-19
"
(quar;)
4'/2%
2-
12-29
2-
1-16
3-
t$1.19
1-25
2-10
"12 Vac
(quar.) ^^^—_J
Co.,. $6 pfd.
preferred
(quar. )
4.75%
Canada,
1-22
5
$1.09
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
1-16
3-1s
of
(quar.)
1-27
■
:;i
15,
1
40c
i
Co.
preferred
2-1
1 "'■
Power,
24-
60c
(stock
1st
Reynolds Metals Co.
1-16
1
Aluminum
4%%
10c
C.) & Co., 40c pfd. (quar,)....
12 %c
(C.J.) Co., 5% pfd. /(accum.)
f
Peerless Ihsurance Co: (Keene,- N. H.) (quar.)
f
25c
Peninsular- Metal Products, (quar.d—; y
15c
9
^,
Reynolds
•
Patterson
7
1
1-31
3%
Parker.fS.
2-
2-
1-15
4
:
i
>1*2- 1
2-
Monongahela
2-
dividend
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
1
$1.14
*
1
45c
Drug & Chemical—
Stock
5
2-
•— _w—
Quarterly
Rexall
9
1-
25c
Semi-annual
•
1-15
1-25
1-31
V 10%
'
1
15c
< reduced-quar.)
Paper
1
5
$1
.,
•
■
2-
2-16
2-
1-16
»-
Mississippi? Glass (stock dividend)—.-i—l.
Mississippi Power & Light—•
'
V 4.36% - preferred
(quar.)
4.56% preferred
(quar.)
Monarch Fine; Foods (initial-s-a)—
•
1-20
2-15
2-28
2-
Roto American Corp.
3.-
'
2-15
11c
30c
5
1-31
-41V.C
—__
2
1-19
1-22
1
HOC
a
1-
1-31
:
40c
r
(Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.).
(guar.)^4.4.0...
4-
1-31
1-30
dividend)
j
'"4-
1-30
2-
5C-
7Vic
25c
^1-16
''
$1.18%
4-25
30c
(quar.).:
1-19
1-22
iiJl. 2%
(reduced)
4%%r pfd. (quar.)^.—
eiass a
2-
,
' common
Rhoads,
Millefs ' FPUs" (stock
•
dividend)
.;
Carrier
20c
■v}-22
'
Midland
1- 2
22 Vic
"
...
(quar,)..
,,:?'
Rose's 5, 10 & 25c Stores, common
Class b (quar.)
' ^2-20
3-
.44
y.)
1-31
2-15
.
$1.06 Yt
i.
1-25
,1
1-15
2-28
$0.1972
__
"Indemnity-
preferred
-
1
4-4
Class
1-15
30c
quar.).
(quar.)
Pan American World Airways
Parke-Davis
&
Co.
(quar.)_
-
Midwestern
;;-r
1-16
21c
America—
12-29
3-31
25c
1-31
2-
1-16
2-
2-19
2-21
2-15
Pall
>
(quar.)
1
9
2-15
.,
100%
National
Palestine
'
6%
"
Middle
2-
3-12
-20C
3- 5
Stores Corp.
(quar.)....
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. (Ohio)—
1-10
3-
'■:
12-15
2
$100
2-28
>■> v.
1-15
1-29
"l5c
1-30
1
2-
$1.10.
$1.22 Va
.
r
___;4
4
2-28
n-19
1-31
■
(initial)
5%
-*1-15
'1-31
-
1-30
1-31
4-
y
i,
$1.25
2-1
7c
$25
32 Vac
JVY
(quar.
common
Corp. (n.
(quar.)
Reheis Company,
$1.16
-
Markets
State
Stock
1-15
1-15
87 Vic
(Increased)
a
$1.18
pfd.
(quar.
Transportation
(quar.)_..__^._.
Food
Pacific
2-23
1-31
2%
(quar.)
Equities
Redwing
1-15
f
Increased-quar.
RR. (s-a)-—__——
7 Michigan Gas & Electric
7777^7'7:7. r*".*;
4.40%
preferred (quar)
2
;
4.90% preferred (quar.)
Michigan -Sugar,
i
4
5-15
45c
Express,
Coast
Pacific
1-15
1
8
10c
split).,
Red Owl Stores
1-17
1-
1
12-26
Indemnity Co. (stock dividend)
Pacific Lighting
Corp.
(quar.).
-2-23
Central
Michigan
(increased
Stock dividend
(Mass.)—
Co.
'/= 7. '5.52 %: preferred
(quar.)_——
Meyer (George J.) Mfg._____::_L._________7
•
'^-23
_
__
Merrimack-Essex
3-
*
.
1
1-26
Pacific
v-Y7/777L 7,
Newt common (initial-quar.)
7__
7 Merchants Fast Motor Lines (quar.U——_
■"-.;
D
2nd pi-eferred
Pacific
1-15
$40e
(quar.)
new
stock
"
%-23
1-
1-30
3%
preferred
a
Class
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)..
preferred
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
9
2-
8 VaC
>■'
—
Co.^—
6-
(quar.)
Realty
80c
.
dividend
C.
&
2-13
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
$1.75
,
.
9
1
1-25
10c
1-15
1-1-15
3-
3-
9c
dividend
Purina,
Class
3-20
3-15
20c
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. ;(Del.) (quar.)
Oxford Electric Corp.>.(stock dividend)..
$5
preferred
(quar.)
u._
H-12
8 VaC
Mercantile Stores
2-
,
$25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).Y_4..—
Company
2
$1.16
income
2-16
.
.1-30 ?
.
25o
(quar.).^
common
B
Elevator
2-
1-30
A
series
series
Otis
2-13
Reliable
(quar.).....—
Fund
Rockland Utilities, com.
Stock
held)_
Products,
Orange &
4.65% series
>
Ky 7 Mensh Investment & Development Associates
Montbly
2
50c-
preferred
7%
2-13
1
dividend
,t2-for-l
1-10
1-31
32c
1
(Chi.) (quar.)
(quar.)_i,___._.
Chemical
1
(quar.)
Rap Industries (quar.)
Real Properties Corp. of
1-10
;
2-28
,
m
.
Oppenheimer
1
3-
A (quar.)—22^22^2-• $1.18%
51"
preferred" B (quar.)z_—„
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1
4-
,
,
1
2-
25c
.....
—
33-
'
Steel
3- 1
42 VaC
$1.06%
Mathieson
12-26
1
2-1
5c
t,r:
77|4%i:/o i"preferred
'V
1-10
2-
i
5%
-25c
?
1-10
1;
Co.
1st
Ralston
1.;
2-
25c
,
J
pfd.: (s-a)
.% '2
vvt
1-10
1-31
(quar.)—
Corp., "common
•
(quar.)—: vlv
pfd.
Spray Cranberries, Inc., 4%
1-10
3-30
% 37Vac
shares
10
1-17
2-
;
.
3%
2-15
25c
(quar.)'
each
■«
1-31
25c :
.
20c
1
62 VaC
common
common
Ltd., 4%
1
"
"of
Utilities
2-
f,.—dividend),>'(5 shares of special pfd. $1
Tsvfpar) for each share held plus -3 shares
I
-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
2-
55c
(quar.)___i_—
"
4 V4
preferred .( quar,)
Melchers
Distilleries," Ltd., 6%
pfd.
(stock
5
>
-
2-28
$2.50
7 McQuay-Norris Mig.f (quar.)_—___
/■V-iO Extra ■' i.-—■■■
Corp.,
$3.50
Shoe
Inc.
Common
•
Mead
Stock
10c
Oklahoma Gas & Electric-—
"
McKesson
1-10
12-31
$1.50
(quar.).
Wire-.lquari)—
&
(increased-quar.)
Old RepubliG Life Insurance
12 Vac
—
4
Ocean
12-29
60c
25c
—
dividend >_
(reduced)—1——/
Co. (stock
(Arthur'G.) & Co.
McKee
A
States Portland Cement (quar
Northwestern
12-30
(quar.) 7—i
•
Machine
McKay
-
2-
1
(quar.)
A
Northwestern
$35c
(quar.)____——__i__;—
preferred
1-31
1-25
—
)
Stock dividend
Northwestern Steel
12-15
1-31
$3
class
—,—i—
lrl2
!
3-15
.
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)—
common
McGregor-Doniger,
>
(quar.
Co., 5%
Can
Reitman's
(quar.)__—_________—
&
Corp.,
c.
Stock
^quar.)/..
Hampshire
(quar.
$10c
'
(quar.)
(Quarterly from long-term capital gains)1 /'
f:- Mayer (Oscar) & Co. 7( increased) __L.___.__
Grain.
Quebec Power Co.
r.
1
55c
10c
1-22
:
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933Ac"
■'■'%
__
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Massachusetts Investors Trust—
McCabe
1-31
$1.50
Massey-Ferguson,
fc-iv'1
2-
2-16
Ltd.—
—
2-20
3-10
35c
dividend)
(stock
New
of
Engineering,
1-12
$1.22 Va
12-22
37 VaC
(quar.)
12-29
1-31
4c
_________
,
Midland
12-22
1
.
35c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Power Co.
Extra
(quar.)_—
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Corp: (qtiar.)'
Maremoiit
'-Marine
RR.
Northwest
12-29
inreaf-
from
20 distribution
a *
securities
ized
1-31
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plus
come
.
1
1
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
Quarterly from investment
Puritan Sportswear (quar.)
1-15
2-
(quar.)
:
2-
12-22
2-
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
52 %c
Puritim Fund,
t45c
.1
:—
Paper shares' (2c from net investment
I
Ry.
Y.)
1
1
$1.25
(N.
22-
preferred
com.
4%%
1-12
1-15
1
! >1.37%
Insurance
Pacific
1-26
2-
37 %c
common
'
■
'
■
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
preferred
Northern
62 Vac
(quar.)____
A
Managed Funds—
15c
2Qc
5.50%
Northern
~
(p"rt~&~~co.—~
Mallory
5%
1-17
2-19
When
Share
Public Service Co. of Colorado,
4.90%
preferred (quar.)__
4Vz%
(quar.),,
49
Per
Name of Company
1-29
stock¬
.....
common
2-12
3-19
subject to
on Feb. 13
*
Northern Illinois Corp.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7%c
Corp.
dividend
approval
Northern
Corp., Ltd.—.
1
When
Share
Coal
(reduced-quar.)
North American Life Insurance »Chicago )■—
realized long-term gains)__
Metals (quar.)____—
Magnetic
Name of Company
North
$2.30 from net
;
Per
Holders
Payable o/Reo.
net
from
gains
(445)
1-25
1-10
20c
2-15
1-19
"
Provincial
Provident
Bank
(Canada)
Tradesmens
(Philadelphia)
$30c
(quar.)Y.
Bank
&
(inCreased-quar.
\
Trust.
Quarterly
Co.
70c
2-
1
1-10
Southwestern
(Kansas)—
—
Drug,
common
(quar.).
fmmmm
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
A; -A > •*
Sou tii western Public Service Co.—
v3.70 % preferred (quar.)
Name of Company
.
Share
•'
,,
.......
1
1-19
1
1-19
Camp Sea Food.-new common
Vanderbilt
Mutual Fund
1
1-19
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2-
1
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in
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5/<>
1-10
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1
5
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1-12
1
1-15
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(quar.)—.
Gas—
Gas
4%
25c
Corp.
Supronics
(quar.)
Freight
T.I.M.E.
5%
5%.
.
4%
preferred
Tip Top Products— .
.
"
Class A
(stock dividend)
Class
(quar.)
A
(final)
Ordinary
dep.
Amer.
for
year
preferred
preferred
preferred
$5.60 preferred
$5.96
'•
$5.70
(increased)
Class
A
Stock
Class'
A
Stock
dividend on
(quar.)
Oil
Trico
class
Gas
&
'
2-
i_
(quar.;___
dividend
Stock
South
208
.a_.a
Union
Street
$4
$4.50
Gas
Union
Oil
7-
9-15
5
5
1-
5
5
1-
5
United
Fruit
United
from
net
2-15
2-15
4V2 %
1
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4%%
United
Gas
Improvement
2-15
2-
2-
2-15
preferred
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1
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12-29
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1
1-15
1
2-
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6%
2-23
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2-27
2-
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1-22
1-22
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3-31
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to sales
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9
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2-15
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1-19
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1
1-22
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12-29
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2-
$1.25
40 c
11-
.
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7-
6
and
5
A
15c
3-16
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1-31
can
,
1-18
1-31
7c
1-31
2-15
3-31
3-15
$1.50
1-31
1-15
will
1-19
2-28
1-
1-31
41c
2
12-29
1-31
4c
315c
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1
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62
1
1
1-10
1-31
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6-15
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65c
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2- 1
-
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1-15
$35c
2-
1
1-
2
1:56 Vic
2-
1
1-
2
for
this
dividend.
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1
2-28
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3-
1
2-
3
37V2C
2-
1
1-
3
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9
3-
1
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1
2-
2
3-
1
2-
2
$1.12Vj
(quar.)
15c
35c
7%.
2-15
171/2c
1-26
1-31
1-15
30c
2-
1
1-
5
20c
2-
1
1-
2
42V»c
2-
1
1-19
$1.43%
2-
1
1-19
2-1
1-19
2-
1-19
5c
—
soon
as
the
as
documents
necessary
probably be within thirty days, the an¬
of the stockholders -;of both companies
will
Approval
at
filed wth the-
meetings-'in May.
stockholder
annual
merged company will be "Pennsylvania New York
Transportation Co.," and it will be domiciled in the State of
of
Pennsylvania,
the
the
said.
announcement
''
.
'
'•
?
that the- exchange of stock between the
Pennsylvania railroads' will be accomplished
on
the basis of 1.3 shares of common stock in: the new company for
each one share of New York Central stock, and one share of common
agreement
York
New
stock
provides
Central
and
share of Pennsylvania stock.
shares of New York Central
common stock out¬
standing. The proposed basis
of exchange : would mean
a
total of
21,646,144 shares of common stock outstanding in the new company,
01' which 8,478,390 shares or 39.2% of the total will be held by present
New York Central
shareholders and. 13,167,754 shares or 60.8%
will
the
in
the
At
new
present
there
shares
each one
6,521,838
for
company
time,
13,167.754
are
Pennsylvania. Railroad
of
be
held
...
..
shareholders.
Pennsylvania
by present
,
'
,
A
.
'A
1
,
Forgan & Co. arid Morgan, Stanley'&
Co. were engaged by the two railroads ;to study the: equities involved,
and submit their recommendations as to a fair and equitable exchange
The
First
stock.
Boston
Corp., Glore,
three
The
investment
two
the
of
firms
banking
unanimously
recom¬
indicated, and it was acceptable to the boards of
companies.^—V;. 195, p. 116...
AA\
,
-Ay
the exchange
directors
,
.
.
,1
,
-
'
tax.
1
;
^
'
Perfect
Inc.—Secondary
Photo,
Offering—Jan_
Stock
17, 1962, it was reported that a 'secondary offering of
154,800 shares: of this firm's common stock had been
made
through Bear, Stearns & Co., New York City,.
194,
2120.
p.
has
company
ended
Nov.
income
of
"';a-'::
VA-r
Corp.—Six Months'. Report—
announced
1961
30,
in
resulted
that
■
•
operations, for
pretax
income-of
'
V
w.
the
six month$
$2,097,000
net
and
share on 2,289,000 shares.
(presently) outstanding. This compared with pretax income of $2,135,000 and net income of $1,154,000, equal to 50 cents per share for
the six months ended
Nov.
30, 1960, on the same number of shares
$1,012,000,
to
equal
194,
per
"
1162.--
p.
cents
4
'
"
A "
'•
;
,
Jersey
Inc.,
was
incorporated under
Oct. 30, 1961
Paterson, N. J.
on
the Laws
of the
and
method
and
Polycolor believes that their process produces
superior
products to those
available by present methods and that
the color of Polycolor produced articles being not an application upon
-the product,
but an integral part of the finished product, thereby
insures
that
each color or
design will last as long as the article
itself lasts as contrasted to
other multi-colored
plastic articles not
the.
management: of
by the Polycolor process, where a design or printing may wash
off, apart' from the destruction Of the article itself.
As
the Polycolor method-is applicable to the produc¬
tion of' Individual: plastic, sheeting or the production of continuous
rolls.
To
date Polycolor lias
engaged in limited laboratory .> sample
production.-. However, the company "will be in production and antic¬
ipates. initial shipments by Dec. 22, 1961;
"
"*
made
or
(Del.)
Commission
which
stated.
name
mended
deductible at the source. Non¬
management
production
1-
,
.
of Polycolor believes its process to be the only
currently-available in the plastic field for such
believes that this procedure will enable a substantial
saving in
labor costs of producing multi-color
plastic articles as
opposed to conventional methods which require separate operations for
each color. As a result of their sample production tests and research,
The
practical
3-20
'■)'
A,
,
of the merger- will be
for approval
Commerce
considered
be
Central
The
..
Merger—.!
a
,<
prepared,
The
in
York.
New
be
this-
RR.
Pennsylvania-" ai.d
the
merge
announced
joint application
1
30,
Plastics,!
New
1-11
1
of
of
Directors
of
nouncement
—a.—
•*!.
V
.
the' New York Central
joint: statement by .-James M. Symes,
the Board of the Pennsylvania; and Alfred E. Perlman,
the New York Central, following'approval'by the Boards
of both companies at separate meetings in Philadelphia
to
was
Chairman
6
2-15
4-
.5c
1550.
194, ;p.
.
..
Railroads
10-
1.
Directors -Oppose
—
('■" }"
Company.—See Pennsylvania
V'-!'-/ a-'a V.V-'
New
Agreement
4-
1
8-
40c
issue.—V.
Pennsylvania RR.—Proposed
2-16
2-15
31
occupies rented premises
at
58
Railroad
Ave.,
Polycolor has, at this time,
a
United States Patent Application,' Serial No. 125,275, pending, for
what Polycolor believes is a unique new method of producing threedimensional multi-colored plastic articles in one continuous operation,
without
any
printing
or
embossing
procedures. This process was
developed by Mr. Max Erenkel, officer and director of Polycolor.
A
search
made
by
Polycolor's
patent counsel, Irving Seidman, Esq.,
485 Lexington Ave.,
New York, N. Y., was satisfactory, and resulted
in the filing of the above patent application on July 19,
1961 by Mr.
Frenkel.
Mr.
Frenkel
assigned all his right, title, and interest in
the patent application to Polycolor.
*
'
1
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of
2-28
4-10
Co.
compared
•
yeartag6:rJ^V.'494, >p. ,958;<
for the. same'period "a
Products
>. :.;
;
$68,015,266,
were.
Pennsylvania New York Central Transportation Co.—»
1
1
25c
net; income Qf
equity and
include
period
,
Co.—Six Months' -Report—• 7
The
same
has
company
Earnings for
period
Net
sales
increase
year
a
six
ago.
the
of
-
,
increased sales at the mid-year point.
months were slightly below earnings for the
reported
the first
for
''
six
10.6%
.
months
.
ended
the
.
,
Nov,
;yA
.
.
30,
1961
were
$202,392,000,
period last .year.
Earnings after
taxes were $3,580,000, a decline qf $152,000 from $3,732,000 a year ago.
Net earnings on the average number cf common shares outstanding
were $1.63
per share, compared ..with $1.72 in the first half of the pre¬
ceding year.
a'i.
i
President Paul S. Gerot said that the company was moving ahead of
an
over
same
...
Polycolor
State
1-31
2-
earnings
six-month
this
1
common
Nov.
year.
Metal
issiie.
2-
stock, which had a book value of approximately
1961, and the Polycolor option. The purchasers
of the common stock offered, at a cost of $133,200 will have acquired
the remaining approximately 23%
of the outstanding stock. Upon the
sale
of - all
the units
offered
hereby the book value of the stock
owned by the present shareholder will have increased from approxi¬
mately $.28 to approximately $.90 and the public for its purchase
price of $3:00 per share will receive stock having a book value of
approximately $.90 per Share; !' • .•
'
' .
'
$43,000
share: after . preferred dividends,
'There, are 3,957^741 common shares
common
per
net
the
Corp.,
Proposed
1-12
2-15
£
$1.12 Va
-
Lynch
Pillsbury
3-30
$2.50
62V2C
for
Peninsular
2-16
2-
$1
25c
$3,-
ended
months
last
The
outstanding.—V.
G6c
1
cents
period
of $64,188,813
1
2-
in thd, first
sales increase pf .6%. .
Dec. 31/ 1961, totalled
on.;g
year,
six
companies., not. consolidated of/ $715,1,78.
1
2-
35c
$1.43%
■
Continued from page 8
outstanding
the
0
1-15
3-
53
.
sales
Total
The
12-29
22-
Jll.,_-cbmpany-\roiet43%,
Evanston,
fiscal
for
same
3-15
15C
;
General Corporation and
Investment News
12-29
this
of
Permian
$1.06'A
(reduced)_______
Income
.
outstanding.
See
2-
5
4-
,
closed
•
.
equivalent to '75 .cents per ..common share^ after providing
preferred stock dividends. This compares to net earnings
the
—v.
8
2-28
,
Universal
1-
7
1-31
(Chicago)
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
Increased
quarterly
not
•
» *•
'/L ;
I
used/to
help finance4 the ;compahy.'s 1962,"con*
estimated;to cost'$"221,000,000.-AV; 195, p.; 116,, _ ;
current
$2,168,392,,
for
7
50c
2%
AA-A-AAA-A
&
of
now
3-12
1-15
2-10
Stockyards
Borax
1
2
Less
Jamaica
its
earnings
101,653,
5
2-
1-15
1
7c
Corp. (quar.)
Chemical, 4%% pfd.
U. S. Envelope Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (s-a)
S.
5
4-
.
$1.06 y4
British Income tax.
Less
earnings
of
5
t
1-15
2-
5
Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
Machinery, common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
United
11-
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date Is indicated here,
Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
1-15
2-1
1-
(incr.-quar.)
America
1
1-31
12%"
(quar.)—————'
books
at; competitive bid¬
be
Lynch Exchange Offer-^'..!'.'!;
(quar,)—__————
Gas
refunding mortgage" bonds
$118,568. for
5
5-
2-
1-19
Shoe
U.
a
y
1-19
New
United
of
Net
of
1-15
1-31
2-
1
—
:
1-
Inc. (from
$ Payable In Canadian funds, tax
resident tax 15%; resident tax
1
2-
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
1
2-
68c
Machine-.—
Transfer
1
2-
$12V2c
a
and
1-16
12-30
(quarterly of 5c
income
profits)
1
2-
•„
68 %C
Ltd., common (quaxv)^.—
preferred ^(quar.
—,—_—
Zeller's,
1
*
12V2C
Investment
securities
from
County
York
1
1-19
(quar.)
Continental Fund
United
1-16
;—_—l_____——
Batteries
Yocam
2-
Funds—
Co.,
.1-16
2-
—
3-
2-15
—
dividend)
1
59c
r
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund
(optional-cash or stock) —
From - investment ? income—J
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)._—,—
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
(increased) —
3-
1-19
AA;
(stock
1-12
1
1-5
2-15
__
Corp.
2-12
I
'
2-
1-26
2-15
.
(quar.)
1
22-
,
2-15
—
(quar. A
1
10c
2-
$1
,
(quar./
2-
3-
59c
(quar.
.
13.
will
i
-:
reported' that'this'company..plans to sell
was
and
2-16
2-
preferred
6%
March
on
Proceeds
it
1962
of first
struction program.
and
Corp.—
preferred
Elastic
6-15
2
87V2C
92ViC
—
preferred (quar.)u—
:
United Corporations, Ltd., class A
(quar.)__
Class B (extra)
United
2
10-
1-15
1955-56 series
5%
3-15
il-15
—,
California
of
Co.
Aircraft
4%
;
2
1
dividend
Stock
United
Ltd.
1
30c
A-,
——,—
(monthly)i
Stores
Wisconsin Electric Power-=-,
•
4-
1-25
<
(quar.)_
(Canada),
2-16
7c
1
$1.12V2
—:
.
preferred
Union
2-
1-
ding
„
'
31V4C
A
2-28
5
1
7c
Winn-Dixie
65c
(quar.)
$3.70
preferred -'(quar.)
Industries, class A
security profits)
1-15
2-28
Co.—
{quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$3.50
1-10
Winfield Growth Industries Fund,
2-15
V78Vac
.
Commerce
Union Electric
$4.25
Win-Chek
3-15
25%
62V2C
—_
(quar.).
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
1st preferred A
(quar.)
Bank (Cleveland)
6Vt%
Union
:
_
Salle
La
1-10
1-10
1-31
7V2C
(stk.
Century-Fox Film
1
1
1
1
1-19
2-15
.
$1
(quar.)———__
:(quar.)__———
Common-
3-15
3%
$1.40
2V'aC
2%
(s-a)
dividend)
Twentieth Century Income Investors—
Twentieth
Company,
Common
19,
3-
Net
________
1-12
'
and-r-elass B____
A
pfd.
5%
Trust Co.,
<fc
Wilson
Jan."
half
I—l:—_
common-fquar.)
1-10
21c
————
-
Trenton
$1.12 Vz
:—_____
common
A
(quar..),
(quar.)-:
Inc.
Ross,
1
2%
5%-
—
;
Chocolate,
preferred
$5
Will
1
2-
3-
,
Electric Co.T-^Bond Sale Planned—
Pacific Gas &
*„
....
dividend)———;
Corp. of America—
Transportation
.
-
—
(stock
1-15
,
Packagringr Corp. of America-—Sales,, Earnings Up—
______
2-1
20c
25c
————____
Realty
1-15
:
22V2C
-
dividend
1-31
There
,
$65,000,000
A
2
3-
25c
$1.25
(quar.) __—
. (increased)
Lake Erie Ry., common (quan)
Yates-American
!—
(quar.)
Transcontinental Investing—
Transnation
1-15
2-
3-
$1.25
2-
(quar.)———
63%c
(quar.)——.
$1.22Va
(quar.)—.—
Y$1.49
(quar.)__—_______—„
$1.42 Va
(quar.)—
——-——
$1.40
$4.90
,
1-18
manufacture
to Polycolor.
associated
2-
29c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
preferred
$2.55
1-18
.
Corp.
A;
Brake
Air
„
2-
!
3-15
■
32 % C
1961)
31.
addftidnil.wTihancihg-'', wbiildv be ^"provided /for
the product which facility "woiild'. substantially
eah be no assurance that these negotia-1
tions will be-successful or that Ppljicolor will be able to obtain resefii'rch
financing from., other.- sources;. ;v"HoweVef;.'at;fhe ;present,. tiihfe.^Poly-f'
color's management knows of "no/reason ^wliy. these negotiation's should
not be successful.-.
'
,-W :7 ;
'JU-T-Ci.!.
3-15
1
2-15
10c
(quar.)
com.
research," and developmen.t^upbri' the; successful
company for
of
whichi
belong
On
10c
.5%
A
A
,
lien (quar.)_
White Stag Mfg. Co., class A
(quar.)—____
Class
B
(quar.) ,——
4% % ' preferred
( quaiv)——
White Stores Inc.(quar.)
—
Wilbur
57.142%
Amer. dep rets. Ordinary
(final payment
<
for year ended Oct. 31, 1961 less British A
"A,!
V.
Income Tax)
——:—
—
17 Va %
Toledo
Edison,
common
(increased)__
20c
4.56%
preferred (quar.)-".
'————
$1.14
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.06'A
Toronto-Dominion
Bank * (quar.)—L:
—t47V2C
Trade Bank & Trust
(N. Y.)
(quar.)..——
20c
Stock
dividend
—————A
3%
Tra'ne Company
12-30
4-
prior
4'/r
1-15
2-1
35c
$1
_—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com.
2-15
12 Vac
the
Polycolor's
1-10
Investment Trust, Ltd.
depositary
receipts, (for year
Westinghouse
2-1
rets, deferred (final payment
ended Oct. 31, 1961 less British
Transanierica
1
Westgate-California
1-15
2-28
3%
12Vac
12V2C
12Vac
,AY
1-15
12-29
1-31
30c
———
1
6
2-15
Tax)
Income
1-10
2-
(quar.)_
Dec.
ended
2-15
$1.21
$1.19
$1.14
$1
—
.—
A
A
1-10
I
.
1-10
1
2-
-
facilities to
Western Stockholders
1-31
,
—
(quar.)
———
(quar.) a
—
Tobacco Securities Trust, Ltd.—
Class
'.. Class
1
2-
26 V4C
1st "preferred
Wheeling &
(61
%.■:'■
—
2-
62 Vac
Telephone,
&
preferred
5%.
.
25c
(quar.)— '
Wooldridge, com.
(quar.)_
* V
Thompson Famo
1-12
'
1-22
$1-27
;.
1
1-18
2-
2»c
9c
t40c
,
9
2-
2-
1-12;
——
—
American
25c
Class
"1-12
1
1-31
20c
—
——
Inc., class A (quar.)
B (quar.).—.
—
Tenney. Corp., class A (monthly) ———
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)——— '
Texas Electric Service—
.......... ....
$5.08 preferred (quar.)———-———-/
$4 preferred
(auar.)_—a
—
.-.—
Texas Instruments,
4% pfd. (quar.)—.
Texas Power & Light Co.— ,
... A
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)_
—
—
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)—
————
$4 preferred
(quar.)—.—
Therm-O-Disc.
Inc.
(quar.)———
,
Talon,
6
2-
65c
(quar.)———(stock dividend)-'
(stock dividend)——-
pfd. (1952 series)
Market Distributors
5
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
^
4.72% ^ 2nd preferred
(quar.)
:
$2.75 preferred (quar.)—
—
5.44% 3nd preferred (quar.)—_—---4.72%
4
2-28
llc
———
1-
2-
2-
l«c
17V2C
Propane
5.20%
Super
1-23
2-28
20c
,
2-
33c
(quar.)
Light
of
the
to
1-12
Western Power & Gas
2-21
10%
9
$1.15
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
2-
and
management, < Polycblor %should*A be
able ') to •
develop these single-operation, multi-colog ).blo»wr'ipoldin^>ahd*extruding-'
processes
within the- mext six months,'-; thrfrer / can"'-pe .",n<S "assurance
that such processes
will be so developed.". Po.lycolor: is "presentlg; cohl
ducting . negotiations
with
independent " spqrces; to; provide * $25;00&,
9
2-
1
$1.25
5.20%
Tax),"
Stone Container Corp. (quar.)——
—
Stouffer Corp. (stock dividend)
_______ .
Strawbridge & Clothier, com. (quar.)—-— Stouffer Foods Corp.' (quar.)———
Strolee of California (quar.)—A
—-—•
Suburban
;
class A
Western
/
dep. rets, (final payment for year
ended Oct. 1, 1961 less British Income
2-
;
Common
% $2.50
1
2-15
'
$5 preferred
West Virginia
3-16
1-31
4-
3-
time;" however; the"
a
production of multi-colors fti "a"sdhgle^bperation. rf Although in
opinion
2-13
3-15
30c
(quar.)^—
Pulpl& Paper^»-,___. -_
1 *41/2 %
preferred (quar.
__—
Westbury
Fashions
(2Va-for-I stock split
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
3-15
,37/ac
,
West
2-
12/sc
;-:y
1-25
2-26
,1-26
2%
—
2-23
Amer.
Suburban
"—
9
9
2-15
at
blow-molding
able
5
1-
15c
Financial Corp. [stock dividend!
Chemical Pioducts, common (quar.)__
3-
---—
———:
1
2-
for
1-12-
lr26
color
completion
2-15
,oi/
—-—
•
Wesco
9
1-26
15c
,
12-29
'
one
19c
—,—-~~~
3-
.
-
1
3/ 1
J2 /2C
P.) & Co. ;(quar.)
Lloyds, Ltd.—
*
$1
.
.
—
1-10
tions
2-15
,
ctfjiiVtatigntfr jtfafttffa&uring :melih<K& .jntiltik''
extruding; "6an;6niy"' be'.dpne fri several opera7
contemplated' PQlycolof process
eXtrudlngAwoufd!" If* successfully developed,/en-;
using
blow-molding and:
30c
.12'/a
.
time,
color
IOC
Tiernan
J Monthly
5%
•
1
2-16
pfd. A (quar.)—,—, *$L3^4
(quar.)
— /
25c
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred C (quar.)
Sterling Seal, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
1-15
2-
^quarO———-f—
Corp.
Sterling Precision Corp.—
Stevens
Monday; January 22, 1962
.
plastic containers are; produced and Extr'ading-" is'-the prpcess
plastic fihns,. sdeh/as"1 garnient/bags, are produced.
various
present
1-15
1
2-
5C
—
the
9
1-
1-24
2-
10c:
(stock dividend)
—
Warner
Bi*os.
Pictures
(quar.)™
Washington- Gas Light— ■
New common
(initial-quar.)
_
$5 preferred
(quar.)
:
$4.60 perferred (quar.)
$4,25 preferred (quar.)
■■
—
Waste King Corpi( 6%
preferred C (quar.)
Weiss Bros. Stores, class A (initial)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.—;
<fe
Wallace
1-12
2-
,
4%'
-
1-19
1
1
2-
*iUC
■
ended Sept. 27, 1961 less
Income tax) ———————r
Steinberg's Ltd., 5%%
2-20
2-
56%c
- |15c
,
Irbn
Vogt Mfg. Corp.-,'L_*-^.—
Voi-Shani Industries
(quar.)_
whereby
At
1-19
2-
year
Parts
Steel
1
2-16
(quar.)
& Finance
dividend on class A and class B__—
Steel Co. of Canada Ltd.
(quar.)
•
Steel Co. of Wales, Ltd. Ordinary (final pay¬
; British
1-19
2-
ca„
B
for
1-19
2-
tin
Loan
ment
1
3-31
27 he
1-19
2-1
p
1-19
1
2-
Stock
\
1-19
1,
t,
and pther
Payable of Rec.
Share
V.
Works (quar.)__;
Vanadium C6rp. of America,. com.
(quar.)^
;
4Va:%" convertible preferred (quar.)___
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph-—..
New common
(lnitial-quar.y -
'
2-
.
(initiail)
Van
2-1
:
—_—-
2-
2-
2-
preferred (quar.)——
——
4.40%
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern
Telephone (quar.)———
Spartans
Industries (quar.)—
Special Investments & Securities (quar.)——
Standard Fuel Co., *4V2% preferred
(quar.)
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Class
dividend
2-
$1.18/4
.i1'™/*
£11,
preferred
4.36%
State
Stock
1-19
2-1
*>
■
*
(quar.)__
5.62%!%• preferred (quar.)————-,
Valley National
:
001/
V.'
Bank, (Long Island);
Name of Company
,
/ac
..0JAJ
«£■[«/4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.) —-.—
3.90%
,4.15%
4.75%
Payable. of Rea
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
\
.
.
(446)
50
wear
presently developed,
six months, with the exception of the bulk
flour business which was adversely affected by increased wheat costs
not fully recovered in price adjustments,, and the formula feed business
which was affected principally by depressed, poultry prices.
,
He
said
that broiler
prices are recovering
from the all-time low
reached in the first half of the fiscal year and that the company looked
for improvement in
this area of the business during the remaining
plan throughout
of the
months
first
the
•:
A.
" A ' A A.
' A
" :
the company experienced growth during the
"
year,
.
According to Mr. Gerot,
first
its
six
months
in
each
of
its
three
consumer
products
divisions,
grain and feed ingredients merchandising divisions; as well
foreign operations.—V. 194, p. 1616.
as
in
in'the
field of
Proctor
Gamble
&
On Jan. 18, 1962,
reported that
this
firm's
a
common
subscribed.—V.
Producers
This
company
Co.—Secondary. Oversubscribed—
Morgan Stanley & Co.rNew York City,
secondary offering of 200,000 shares of
194y-
stock
Cotton Oil
of
Fresno,
at
2337,a.
p.
$82.75,
a
....
Co.—Common
share
was
over¬
<
Registered—"
Calif.A filed with" the Securities
and
Ex¬
Commission on Jan. 18 a registration statement covering a
proposed offering of 200,000 shares of common. stock. Following the
sale, the company will have. outstanding .1,029^109 common shares."
Kidder, Peabody & Co.," Inc. and Dean Witter & Co..are named
as managing
underwriters.""'-*
change
Producers
Cotton
Oil
Co.
and
its- subsidiaries 'are engaged
primarily
.
Universal
Unjohn
Upper
Leaf
Tobacco,
common
(quar.)
Company
Peninsula
■
-
Power,
common
(quar. A.
7
^•5%%
preferred
.(quar.),
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37(2
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.31 !A
—
"
1
.
.
..
In the, immediate, future.
Polycoloi; cqntemplates extended research
,-t.o .adopf the application of its single-operation, multi-color process .to
the
"Blow-anolding" and ^Extruding" • fields.
Blpw-molding is, the
process whereby such things as plastic bottles, wasterbaskets, suitcases
.
•
}
operatingY*cotton f gins; processing cottonseed and
and cottonseed products.! Operations are- in Cali¬
fornia and, to a lesser extent,-in Arizona t The company -expects to
-use-the-net proceeds from the sale to;acquU-er>additional-cottomproducing lands in order to expand its farming operations and to in¬
crease
its. assured supply of raw cotton and cottonseed.
'A*
in-growing
selling
raw
cotton,
cotton
Volume
Number
195
6127
.
of the estate informed Riegel officials it intended to dispose of
substantial portion of its tolaL .holdings for reasons, of investment
diversification. Management decided to buy the .shares and make the
'same tefms available to all stockholders.''
:
"
'
/
":
At Dec.
31, 1961, Riegel Textile had 915,759 common shares out¬
standing. Shares acquired through the tender offer reduced outstanding
shares tb 862,948/ Mi*. Riegel indicated that shares acquired through
the tender will be held as treasury stock "unless and until disposed of
Iby action 6t .the board of directors or retired by action of the stock-,
holders." ' 7".
; 1'"...'",.":'. * *.'/'•
7\"7;
"H-7V7' /'
-
Rainbow Photo Industries
Pnc,—Comjiioii Offered—Oh
18,19624Rodetsky^.Walker, & Co., Inc.; Richter &;
Co.; and William, David & Motti, Inc., New York City,
offered publicly, 112,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $6 per tshare. - Ofj theltatal, 100,Q00 shares were
.
sold
by the
'He
and working
capital.
will
the company
to
/
-
be
is
primarily
Blvd., L.
and whits
and
black
C.,< N:-Y.y
photographic
under
the
Mesa,
some -1,200
camera- and
other Retail stores in the
York area which receive exposed; film from cus¬
Maricopa
laws
tomers/for
when
film
and
liabilities,
and.
assumed
developing and printing. Processing of color film accounts
approximately 474, of net sales and processing of black and white
accounts for approximately 28%;•■ in addition,
the company is
a
franchised distributor-(rion-exclusive) for cameras' film, flashbulbs
and
other
pnOtographic
supplies
and
equipment manufactured
by
companies such as Eastman Koaak Co., oyivania Electric Products,
Inc.; Polaroid Corp. and General Electric Co/
4
:
.
.....
(
the
broadened
which
.
the
and
liter
.
order.
the
is
sales
the
it
,
volume
mail
The
:
...
company
19%
approximately
accessories
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Equipment
(25
7.
25%
the
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
the
in
and
terms
underwriting
agreement
subject
the
/v;
Arizona.--
County,
ing
;
.
of
Blair
'7
-of
severally
in
Its
principal
.Its plants
Ariz.
stock
common
of
$1,500,000
Cleveland
business
Rocket
of
Gabriel's
1959
office
as
Is
at
are
for
shares
all
which
derwriter
or
aggregate
of more than
underwriters
Ohio
an
Cleveland,
in
Power.
activities
payable bank,
shares
Ohio
:
Rocket
ot
,
at
default
Mandel
—-V.
the
of such
to
satisfactory
purchase
stitute
the
underwriter
the
by
underwriters
Power
'/v/
'■
Each
—
Rodetsky,
v-'
Walker
&
7
Richter
&
Co.,
47'William.David &'
of
.
to
tal
J
l
Reuben-
&
Rose
Co.,
9,822
™
.
r
;
Ralston .Purina
Co^Appoiniment—
Co.
named
'
below
Inc.10,000
stock
—V.
;
Miller
V'
The
;
shares
/"■/
Dec.
on
Los
,
V
%
Preferred
7
until
equipment and working
8560
industries.
•
'
-
■
7%
-
offered at par /without
Each unit consisted of
of .common.
The
4coTp6fation'*7ids-": called" for' redemption ' on ; Feb. 21, 19621," all
outstanding. "5%-;%; 'tonvertible ' .subordinated debentures, , due
April 80,' 1964- a*t 10114%-" plus accrued interest.' >' ;%>' - *. '■>,' f
of-
<
its
/ 7) The
'
; until the close-of business
on
Feb.
common
stock
at
16, 1962.^V; 194,
<
vestincnt
Company
l-activltiest
which
meihs- of-
-
"compahYV'wOs; incorporated; Unddr' the laws
Oh/Feb.f: 8, 1"960, and " its -principal
Carolina
at;529' North Brown St:, -Greenville,
The colupony is hot an 'investmeht company
/
■
South
located.
V V
Act
of 1940;
would- make
that-Act;.
nof
It?
does
S.
as
C,
-
•
located
of tbe
offices-
i
,;
In-
.
propose,"to engage in any
to the registration require-
,
/
.
C'tv, has acQuired its first subsidiary
Co., Inc.; also of Oklahoma City.
..
Oklahoma
.
acquired
was
for
$175,000
company
potential, jpuring
growth
of
'
24-year-old
the -past
a
December—it
double
had
those
company
the
of
Total
has
now
on
eomparab'e, neriod
assets
of
t
of
which
it made
The
sales
net
a
profit
almost
were
th»
previous year,
$100,000 backlog of orders,
'7 7*.
a
notes
believed to have an excellent
three" months*—October, "November
adjxistments.
tax
qash,
is
sales
in
$80,000
thait- $14;000, after
more,
in
paid
and
magnetic"
The
company
6331
Boulevard,
•
the
recorder., motors
sales.
such
as
Calif.
;
;;
motion picture, theatre.and
studio and newsreei -cameras, lenses
and generators.
this
equipment
During the year ended Mar. 31,
represented approximately 90%
of
V
During
^;. /'■
of
Some
the
the
above
year
company's
ended
Mar.
7..'...7-.
sales consist
31,
1961,
represented approximately 15%
of gross
/consist of the sale of used e^vinnient.
are
>'•><:?
G.
maintained.—V.
are
for
geared
195,
p.
fabrication
156.
and
7
*
product;;
sales
in¬
/
-
this
of
equipment
Standard & Poor's Corp.—Appointment—
/he
represented
156.
p.
r
7
■
for
the
Co.,
common
New
York
shares
of
City,
the
gross
Bank
York
New
has
for
the
registrar
and
agent
of
been
•' -'7
Sterling Extruder Corp.—Appointment—
The
•
has
corporation.
7
v -
V
'
,
been
appointed'transfer ageht, warrant
common- stock
of
the
corporation.*—
'
V.
rebuilt
vear
195,
Trust
Hanover
transfer .agent
appointed
—V.
1961,v
'7/7.
of
Manufacturers
The
7
195,
.'/v.-b.v:•
156.
p.
equipment.
the sales of this equipment
sales./ The ;;above sales also
.
the
Fletcher in 1938 the new subsidiary
feet of plunt area to 40,000.
t .-.
/ v
A.
"
Hollywood,
professiohai
distributes
finders, studio and video lighting equipment,-. optical and
sound "recording" equipment," editing and cutting room sup¬
picture and microfilm printers and processors,-camera
of
facilities
Fletcher
i partments
motion
the. sales
Its founding by Mr.
Since
its
company
view,
plies,
Stouffer Foods
ended Mar. 31,
approximately
of
5%
"
r
:
;/ The company also manufactures; manufactures under contract with
others, and rents motion picture and T.V.; production
equipment.
During the year, ended Mar. 31, 1961, the sales of this equipment,
represented approximately 10% of gross sales./;
7
Chemical
;
Bank
"
Corp.—Appointment—
York Trust Co.
New
has been
appointed registrar for
194, p. 1763.
7 .
capital stock of the corporation.—*V.
the common
.
,gross sales. ;.f
-
CAPITALIZATION
lease/ operatioii,..development .-and
sale. of shopping centers and prime ' '
commercial' I'CttlTproiJer.ties.',. Original- capital- stock-* of
the
companv
basis of cash and: exchange of real properties.
All c ?
-
•
Inc.—Acquisition—
Sunset International
,
..V-/.";
company;..pursuant to its charter, specializes in - th0: acquisition,
The
at
to
production equipment
and
1961;
the
in
Hollywood
'TV
it
subject
:
share-for-share
,
television
moved
The
-C;
defined
■
.
the
.and
;
$10 debenture and ten shares
iSf./Yw- in. 1947.
-
f BUSINESS—The
one
of
subsidiary
new
Fletcher
is in the business of distributing motion
production equipment. The plant and executive
present location at 602 West 52nd St., New York,
A branch office was opened in 1954 and. is presently
-
-
State- of
stock
common
volving light :steel,
aluminum, and
stainless steel. Complete sheet
metal, machine"shop,
welding, foundry, painting, and assembly de-
office
1.35 Page !Ave, Asheville, N/ G.; offered, publicly,, 14,634
1 units, pl.this .firm's securities at" $20,50 per- unit.
Each •
unit consisted of ^6ne; $lQ >par:^'.$%■ .convertible subordi- *
nated debenture, due Sept; 1-, J981, and seven shares of
common stopk.;
Net;procfeeds will be used by the com-'
r pany for. investment, in -real
estate properties.
are
into
261.
p.
'.'7'i/-/"
has grown from 7.000 square
picture and
2120.
Real Estate- Fund, Inc.-^-Units Offered—Pursuant to a
Jan. i6,%1962%bffering circular, McCaidey-& Co.-, Inc.,
i
195,
1962, nil of
preferred stock
20,
second
commojq stock of .Southwest yart-ories. Ii>c.
/ Fletcher Mfg. Co. have'been appraised at $244,000.
Net
BUSINESS—-The
;
$10 ; per; share
p;
1962.—V.
19,
company
The
and
-
.
•
debentures-are co'hvertlble^into
Preferred—
March
equipment, advertising and sales promotion, and work¬
ing capital."....\'!
:. '.7.; • *.7,>•'
;;-,'. 7 ■.'
■V%-Tq Redeem - Debentures—
.
Of¬
proceeds, estimated at $146,500, will
be used by the company for the purchase of additional
r-,f.
\*■*;*-*--s'
redemption oil
convertible
for
cumulative
%-Tlie Fletcher Manufacturing
;
•
were
Gas Co.—To Redeem
called
is Voifvei4ibie
stock
March
This.
\
,,
^ v:.;
has
Southwest Factories,
7
S. 0%S. Photo-Cine-Optics, Inc.—Units Offered—Pur¬
suant to a Jan. 12, 1962 prospectus, William,. David &
scribed. /The debentures,
,
plus £ccriii£d dividends.
.".'W''y':,
'/ ■'
company
outstanding 4.64%
at $25 per sharp*,
•
—- 'Debenture
Rights Offering ;
Oversubscribed-^Jan.17,1962, It was reported that' this ; Motti,, Inc., New York City, offered publicly, $50,000
company's, recent" offering uf .$8,367,Q0Q of 5%% con- • principal amount of 6% subordinated debentures due
r; vertible subordinated .debentures due 1977 to stockholdFeb. 15, 1969, and 50,000 shares of its common stock. The
ers .through rights which ^expired Jan. ll, was oversub■ securities
were offered
in 5,000 units at $40 per unit.
;
The
'
.
7. its
i
! underwriting.,
Laboratories—Secondary
French
&
Southern Union
.
'
7
% Rapids American :-Gorb;
Kline
The Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York City, has been aopointeel
registrar for the class A stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 53.
tfor Uieicomrnon
v
a high school and five ether institutions.
addition, Sisters of the Order teach in 24 high schools
74 grade schools.
7"-
.
of
missile
and
■
owns
Southbridge Plastic Products Inc.—Appointment—
/
-
'
7-7'7.v/;. .7
-v,-.-"
:
Tujunga Ave., Sun Valley, Calif, is engaged in the
design and manufacture of fasteners and related parts for the aircraft
.Fir!&t National City-Bank of New'Y'ork has been appointed registrar
stock- of tbe-cohipanyi^y. 490, p. 2662;
77/ '
;
1,421 Professed
and operates nine hospitals, a college,
Barney & Co., New York City, and Yarnall,
&
Co., Philadelphia, were the underwriters.
—V. 193, p. 1493.
(par 10c): to be offered at
Angeles.■ ..17;;• \
are to be used for debt repayment,
Rooke
/
the
Smith,
6,000
'% '
>
Proceeds
>xi'
.".capital.
ri :J 7%/ 4'-/.!^7
O.—Notes Offered—
& Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly,
Biddle
-
•••
.
1, 1963 to 1972. .The notes were offered at par and
to5V4%.
Smith,
1962 filed a /Reg. A't edveVlpg'^YO.pOO
$2.50 through Adaihi $i':-Po.,
29,
/
"
fering Oversubscribed — Jan. 17, 1962, it was reported
that a secondary offering of 59,890 shares of this firm's
common
stock at $65.75 a share was oversubscribed.
8,000
;;%/
corporation
common
2,000
**»
i-
and
;
;
.
y
academy,
In
8,000
Engineering Corp.—Files With SEC—.,
Rooke
v
2,000
'
L
appointed co,-transfer agent for the capi¬
195; p. 155.
• .7
of Cincinnati,
of: Charity
Sisters and
an
;
s
7 '
/
CM
—
8,000
8,000
Co
&
••
Corp.—Appointment—
the company.-r-V.
of
'
1
BUSINESS—The community numbers
6,000
1428.
194, p.
4,000"
2,000
2,00fr
2,000
.
provements.
.
Rodman & Renshaw
6,000
Rouse, Brewer, Becker &
T
Bryant, Inc.
/ 6,000
William T. Robblns & Co.,
■'
Inc.
!
3,000
8,000
8,000
Co.
,
proceeds from this sale will help
approximate $7,628,977 remaining cost of
completing six major building projects started within
the last five years totaling $42,140,682 of capital im¬
8.000
Co.____
Noel & Co.—
Kreeger & Co._;__
Wm. J, Mericka & Co.,
Inc.
!
10,000
4,000
PROCEEDS—Net
Shares
8,000
Jones,
;
8,000
&
Inc.
&
Van Alstyne,
4,000
Jennings,
&
Longstreth^„"
1551.
finance
has
-.-.—--,--.—7;
Schwabacher
10,000
7
//
——
Ihc-7^
3,000
Inc. "^4—/—
;Newbui^ger & Co;
—'
Newburger, Loeb & C0.1—
Philips, Rosen & Appel_._r
- E. W. Smith Co.
accrued interest and bear interest at from 4J/2%
Jones &
Templeton
10,000
8,000
194, p.
Jan.
1,020,000
10,000,000
Turben & Co.
Mitchum,
26.500
&
8.000
Goodbody
,
If
Co.
&
Hayden,
.
5
7—
Pont
Co.
Co,
&
Anthony & Co.,
$6,000,000 of ■ this corporation's Hospital/ and College
direct obligation serial notes, dated Jan. 1, 1962 and due
Society National
:
.
26,500
du
Burge & Kraus
"
2,572
"1,178
Boenning & Co.___.„J__'__
8,929
4
1,071
V
Goodkind, Neufeld, Jordon Co., Inc.__-_^__ 7,143 .:
,
- 857
7 '" 4 ./iv{*hiiips,r. Rosen ;&--Appel_y..-_.t-—7,143 •
857
/ /,-.
H. Neuwirth ,& Co., Inc,-^__;—:
2,679 ,7;
321
4—7V...-10%p.v-iooi,«•*>)/
,
Ball.
.
Merrill,
..Eateman,: Eichler & Co.„_
Crowell, Weedon & Co.„__
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc._^.
.
Co.,' Inc.i___—^-..__—__
Shares
James
Sisters
Authorized Outstanding
$1,500,000
$273,000
..
3,000
—
R. Williston & Beane__
J.
13,000
B. C: Ziegler
design,
(also known
underwriters
the
&
G. H. Walker & Co. Inc.^_
not
Motti/rInc4i;;i_;_^___21.428
7;;
Jackson
Co.
&
I.
Shields
7 //
.
Shares
7
McDowell
13,000
Eankers Trust Co. ha$ been
and
development,
^
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
underwriters or by-a sub¬
made as provided for in
other
are
''
-
Stone—
Sierra Capital
,.
corporation, with its
and is the principal
,7 J .
1
,7
7.7
are
par)
Curtis
Francis
the company for
and
7'"7
Webber,
Prescott
From the From Selling
'y Company Stockholders
Inc;/—.-21,428 •2,572
^-81,428 -.7 2,572
'•'.7
Paine,
pay
underwriting agreement, the underwriting agreement will terminate,
"7.7V"/"
/,'*'/7';','/ •/•■
v
.i'" /'
:
stock, and
the common
the representatives
shares
or
shares of
,
'
Straus. Blosser &
.
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the purchase
agreement, to purchase from Rocket Power; and Rocket Power has
agreed to sell to them, severally, the number of common shares shown.
purchase. However, if any un¬
their obligations to purchase an
in
the
of
and
639,750 shs-
the
to
'
Inc.—13,000 '
& Co.*
Warner,
corporation
Falcon Field,
Field,
&
Hlrsch
a
Falcon
&
Courts
severally
the conditions
and the sell-
take
to
'
Rensha\vl^___
Roland &
Granbery; Mafache
,
6%
($1
UNDERWRITERS
to
agreed
10%
arrangements
•»
is; committed
underwriter
has
it
subject
research laboratory
a
indebtedness
(Society).. Gabriel is
of
place
Common
to
agreement,- each
writing
1
Co./____—/_ 75,000
«fc
Co:
&
Rodman
a
assets and
-
Note
agreed to sell, and each "of the underwriters
purchase/ the respective number of shares
set forth below, Subject to the terms of the under¬
agreed
and
terms
,
including
principal
have
stockholders
Outstanding
•
.
~
has
v
•<
1.000,000 shs;
Shares ""
Haupt
The corporation was inactive until June
the
over
-
324,997 shs.
to
intention
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
$65,438
company
of
organized
was
,
'
contained
.'Authdrtzed3
thb underwriting agreement the underwriters
"
Ira
and sale of, solid propellant actuated devices
or
"cartridge ac.ua eu
..s;, soud propellents, single
two-stage rocket systems, rocket motors, and bomb racks.
These
products are manufactured almost exclusively pursuant to subcontracts
with manufacturers of military aircraft and missiles, and, to a lesser
"extent, pursuant to prime contracts with government agencies,
FINANCING
874 997 shs.
•
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
j
(10c ;par
'
"ballistic"
as
Outstanding
»
pav)_:—7—7
cents
'
present
no
or
.
,7, *
Authorized
etc.-t-C-,^--^/-^,--,
loans,
stock
Common
.
PRESENT
TO
■;
:
and
sales
net
equipment/7
and
'
-
of
,
has
manufacture
services, It has helped also to
during seasons other than sum-
film processing volume.
•
also operates three retail shops at which it sells film,
photographic supplies,
r
The
Christmas and New Year holidays,
seasons
for the company. Mail order
of 'the. 5company's,
of
shareholder
has
business
took
it
principal
,
order
company
Pasadena, Calif.
Bank
the
peak
of
source
the
Sinee
geographical market
period -.following
normally
are
business
.
mail
.
directors
of
1, 1961,
business and. assumed the obligations
obligations to complete existing contracts, of
the Rocket Power/Talco-Bohanan Division of The Gabriel Co. (Gabriel),
has expanded into the direct servicing
company
the-company's
increase
.
via
customers
of
the
years
board
nearby in Maricopa County, Ariz, and it operates
for
recent
the
BUSINESS—The
in
In
;.
conditions
named below
have severally agreed to purchase from the'oomp-uiv. tve number pf
.shares of the company's common stock set forth opposite their respective
names' below;'
t
*/ • ; 1
;
7.
"'.
•.
Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, New York City, and Prescott & Co., Cleveland^ ofu
fered publicly; 200,000 shares of this, firm's; common
stock at $7 per share. Net proceeds will be used by the
company for the repayment of a bank loan. 11
hew
metropolitan
EFFECT
v-7V'. / :}
UNDERWRITERS—Under -the
contained in
Jan. 11, 1962 prospectus, Paine,
used
I.
29-1* Northern
GIVING
/.
•
•Common stock;
Model,
,
color
of
processor
a.
servicing,
film,
company - of
that
Rocket Power, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
-
BUSINESS—The
'/
added
disposing of these treasury shares.—V. 185, p. 2851.
12,000 by certain stockhold¬
and
company
proceeds
'*
.'
51
"
for
moving expenses, expansion of its color processing facil¬
ities* advertising,/.sales -promo^
of loans
Net
ers,"
■'v..
'
Jan;
.
CAPITALIZATION
a
-'A./CP Stonemtm; President'/ has/announced that the company.'has
acquired Cal-Westefir Plastics,, inc. of Pico- River,.. Calif.
Cal-Western
is ' engaged. in
the extrusion ...of plastic sheets.f While .Purex Is not
ertgdged i'h this/field/Cai-Western's/operation will be an appropriate
'addition' ~tb *Pure3c*sJother.Actlvities.-7-V. 1194, p. 892.^
'
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•
(447)
trustee
Purex Corp., Ltd.—Acquisition—
"
-
.4,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
:
,-The
company
Increase
Petroleum Corp.—Acquisition—
concluded
has
diversified
the
oil
a,
$1
million
and gas producer's
acquisition that
will
net primary oil reserves
by; approximately, 800,000 barrels, , bringing
total pet primary, coil
./ reserves tp more than 25.5 million barrels, Morton A. Sterling, Presi-,
:
'■'/•.'"I.'"-''/ ■' '• v
Authorized.'/' '"Outstanding - v dent, announced.
.7
•
-1
•' : \
Common stock
(1c par)--——i/"
1,000,000 shs.
102,000 shs.
/•Contained in the properties, purchased
for cash and notes from
6%. 'subord. debs., due Feb.
16, 1969__
-$50,000
appraisal com$50,000 Bilinda Oil Co., of Oklahoma, are 17 producing wells on about 1,400
4Cmittee- cqmpr.is.ed of .three of the original organizers,: each parcel- being-- * Sundry indebtedhess_i//i_-___'_'^_r__l/^i. l
•' 43,192 .7" A • 43,192 1
/evaluated--asAo -pi-esent market value;,; yield and likelihood of
prime acres in, the anulti-pay East Lamont Field of Grant Coupty,
future.;, - /—v.- ,194,- p, -118. - —
1
yf • V'
•« 7- ----r 77 ■
-■
:
Okla., averaging daily production of 550 gross barrels and 375
enhancement,; with- no:/reaidential. property tor/any property- carrying y
net
barrels. The wells have an open flow potential of,1,500 barrels a day.
;'J mortgage indebtedness" bearing in excess qf ^6% interest "per-annum
'
Savin Business Machines Corp.—Common "Offered—*
being accepted.-; Shares of. $1 par value stock were issued on the
Present production alone, said Mr. Sterling, will step up Sunset
The first public sale of this firm's common stock was 7 International's annual cash flow by $250,000 and add a minimum of
baSis' of- the- 'Valub of;the property, as established by .said committee
,v in excess oranortgage indebtedness, several parcels
$125,000 a year to the company's net income 'Which in fiscal 1961
having no mort-'" ' made Jan. 16 through the offering of 150,000 shares, at
£-was- issued - on the
^propertiesso
acquired
•
were
.carefully -inspected- by. an
-
•
.
r,
,
"
t
gage,
I -7.
encumbra.nces-.
were
CAPITALIZATION
.accepted.
GIVING
; 1
h,
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
—V.'
194,' p.
R^
,
■
1,480,061 shs.
7^7.7^^.' "r"
i656.
.
,
food
field.
Stockholders
77
at
proposed
,
name
meeting Jan. 15 voted approval
.change,'; according to Russell D.- L.
7
.
"
••• •
of
corpora
tender off^r
tion, has purchased'52,-81i of its
common
The.
company'-offered^
expired Jan.
<
15r 1962/
71,813 Riegel
,7
sliares. " ITie
were
tender
48,127.; from
offer
came
an
in
trade
a
a
of
portion m4y be used for. moving expenses and;the establishment
new
main
office.
-
"
■
.
equal
to
37
cents
per
/■ '
..
.
^
Swift Homes, Inc.—Common
80,000 shares, and five stockholders the rest.
PROCEEDE—Swift Homes
-
•
share.—V.
common
sales
/
of
homes
and
will
-establish
to
-
7
proceeds to finance future
company-owned sales outlets.
use
credit.
Elizabeth, Pa., near Pittsburgh, the
has sales outlets in 15 states, serving marketing areas
BUSINESS—Headquartered
in
N.
Y.,
..
,
when
increases
.
■
a
graphic
the
machines, otherwise known as "dry'* or electrostatic photo¬
Savin intends to market its xerographic products throughout
.the world and, to that end, has acquired licenses and entered into
agreements with a number of foreign firms.
copiers.
estate; which
about
finance
4
of 161 Avenue of the Americas, New York..
7 company now
has been engaged principally .in- the-sale of photo sensitized
ifi 121 sifttcSi
"■ v\
developing.fluid and other supplies-a*id accessories in fthe opera¬ >'
Swift product's are not "shell" homes. The "shell", home is generally
tion of diffusion transfer photocopy machines, -and Ihe sale of these
an 'unfinished
house; - Swift's manufacturing and < financing program
..machines,. The company. ,in conjunction with Minox G.m.b.H. of Giespermits a purchaser to acquire and finance, in a single, transaction,
sen, West Germany, is developing several prototypes of desk-top xero¬
a
complete home.
7
7
,
/ 7 %
-
v
.
to
BUSINESS—The company,
shares under
.4/ /
used
$2,250,499,
2772.
paper,
to.buyupto 60,000 shares, at $16.50,., The offer
,v
'
/ '■
Included- ixL -the '-.shares tendered
./held
,v
of
■
made- to
-
7
were
The balance of the proceeds will be 'added .to working caoital,
ing;
-
stockholders, according to announcement made by
tfJOhn. L„ Riegei,,:chairmanof toe. Board;
-
which
and
inventories; furnishing of, and leasehold im¬
to, branch office and- warehouse facilities; for
and development; and for-magazine and direct mail advertis¬
research
which
Ricgel Textile Corp.-^-Stock Tender Acceptances—
The
of
provements'(if .any)
the- :
Wlrth,
•; -• /;
proceeds
receivable
-accounts
-
-
the. annual
the
ates,
*'
p.
Offered—Eatsman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., New York City, and associates,
offered publicly on Jan. 17, 150,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $9 per share.
7/
<
>The company, which makes, sells and finances factorybuilt homes erected on the purchaser's lot, is selling
V
T PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
from the financing will be used for an
production run of approximately 500 desk-top xerographic ma¬
chines; purchase of xerographic pap^r; sales staff expenses/financing of
inventories and accounts receivable; paymmt of demand notes to affili¬
record
a
194,
initial
President.-^Vv.195,-p.;,260i,
:
i
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs;
SUr Yeast &. Products Co.—Name Change. App'd
company.'s
;
,
This Miljvaukfe
company, one of the leading U. jS. producers of yeast,
Fill change its. corporate name to "Universal Foods Corp.'Mn order to
fetter, reflect 7tjle compahy.'s Increasingly diversified product line-In
the
,
(pgr $1
:
hit
$10 per share, by an underwriting group managed by
Ira' Haupt & Co.,'v New York City. The offering was
oversubscribed. h
•>'/>' •
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FINANCING
Authorized
Common- stock
-
-
_
in the six months ended
Sept. 30. 1961, were
with $7,085,964 the year before. Net income was
equal to 4(6 cents a cpmmon share, compared with $862,252,
$5,078,438,
$488,481,
.
^
REVENUES—Net sales
compared
52
The company attributed the sales decline
cents.
81
or
The Commercial and Financial
(448)
to bad weather
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
TO
par)
(no
locations
in
UNDERWRITERS
1,146,666 shs.
underwriters
below
named
have
stockholders
of shares of common stock set forth
number
the
Union
opposite
Arthurs,
Simonds & Co.,
&
IB,000
Co.
1.867
2,400
—.
4,000
Erdman
L_—l
2,400
3,500
2,100
—_—
3,466
3,034
4,000
,.3,500
&
Reid 3s
Fulton,
Hentz
H.
&
Co., Inc.—.
Co
"
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'
—-
—
'
its
&
Co., Inc
Hutton
E.
W.
Johnston,
A.
Lemon
Masten
E.
McKelvy
3s
Newburger 3s
The
3s
Onio
3,467
•
—
_
Co.——
3s
Lynch
Co
3,034
•;
Russ
3s
3s
3s
Stifel,
Walston
Winslow,
—'V.
194,
5.334
.
Inc
1,866
Co.—_
Cohu
^ 7 :■
.
1.634
933
2,100
1.867
1,633
Inc.—
;
•
office
for
the
company's
Net
$469,258,
fiscal
the
For
the
over
cents
profit
to
producer
sales
1961—the
first
of
staplers
and
earnings
quarter
A
based
and
for both periods
class
of
share,
a
of
stock
B
slightly
compared
the
the
on
with
1,050,000
presently outstanding.
than 9%.
-•basis,
•' *■
j
5%
.
series due .1985—^
series due
It
parable
net
sales
$3,137,692,
were
the
of
taxes,
Wilson
applicable
$77,561,
equal
to
cents
for
share
a
the
5%
of
business,
year.
of
current
majority owned
of
distribution,
Co.,
its
the event
in
7.4
increase
an
period of last
a
55.3%
share
Jones
with
compares
period
in
$65,766
Chicago,
sharp
a
1961.
the
preceding
18
standing.
the
cents
a
This
third
share
most
for
year.—V.
dividend series
$1.44
,
of
series--•
(par $10)_——_
2%,
mortgage
35-year
7
'
Beaver State Telephone Co.—
notes
UNDERWRITERS—The
sub¬
this
recent
ice
fiscal
com¬
194,
p.
2273.
equipment manufacturer, reported
the three months ended Oct.; 31,
cream
earnings
represents
for
aftpr, taxes,
quarter
of
number
average
of
88%-Lever
increase-of
an
1,147,000
on
the
equal
*
shares'out¬
$113,455 -or'nine
shares
outstanding
in
underwriters
38
fiscal
cents
•were
a
Technical
Directors
compared
their
to the terms of the underwriting agreement with the
forth, to puropposite their
respective names. The underwriters propose to offer the shares, in part
to the public at the public offering price and in part to certain deal:ers
at such price, less
a concession
of 75c per share. - The under¬
writers and such dealers may reallow a concession of not more than
25c per share to dealers who are members of the National Association
of Security Dealers, Inc.
7.7;
7
;
"7 -7'
: -7;
Shares ' .7
.;.7. .*
*
a
" ' Shares
•
'■
with
cents
the
$4,420,839
share
a
nine
in
the
with
compared
months, ' at
$7,783,685,
corresponding
1960
Technical
June
S.
Jones Co"1,500
Lester,
Ryons & Co.——
2,400
Lind, Somers & Co.—1,200
Irving Lundborg & Co.—_7 .'1,800
Masop Brothers
—_7— <2,400
M'urphey Favre, "Inc. '7——
1,200
Newhard, Cook & Co
1,500
Pacific Northwest Co.—-;.
3,500
Paine, Webber, Jackson
this
Burlington, Mass. company and of Beckman &
Carlos, Calif, have agreed in principle to pooling
through
the
acquisition
listed
of
the
on
research
laboratory
programs
-
First
Beckman
and
Whitley
by
and
American
Stock
development
Exchange,
organization
is
with
in
and solid propellant actuated and safe-arm devices used
principally in missiles. Sales in the past fiscal year, ending in August,
were
$3,285,000 with a $39,000 loss. Since April of last year, new
orders, backlog and shipments have increased, and
operations are
currently profitable.
Tech/Ops Directors
of
to
approved
Beckman
the
&
issuance
of
Whitley, Inc.,
—V.
will
con¬
Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc.—Common
Reg.
This company, of 401 East Main
Street, Thomasville, N. C., filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 343,551
outstanding shares
of common stock, to be offered for
pubic sale by the hold°rs thereof
through underwriters headed by Hornblower & Weeks. The
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
of
company (formerly ThomRSville Chair Co.) manufactures bed¬
dining ?opp. jafld, living room furniture, including a broad
range
correlated
and
mon
"collections"
groups or
of
furniture
of
both
traditional
contemporary deign. It has outstanding 1,158,750 shares of com¬
stock, of which Tom A. Finch,
President, Ernestine Lambeth Finch
Mobley (Finch's mother) and Doak Finch, Board
Chairman, own 152,960,
135,000 and 129,560 shares, respectively.
They propose to sell 37 46o[
35,000 and 24.000 shares, respectively. Mrs,
Mobley is the income bene¬
ficiary for life of a trust under the will of T. A. Finch, which owns
115,499 shares and proposes to sell 38,500 shares.
The prospectus lists
14 other selling stockholders who
propose to sell amounts ranging from
1,92 to 36,900 shares.
The selling stockholders own an
aggregate
of
965,802 shares,
Directors
for
Lines—Proposed Stock Split—
have
the
called
purpose
Shareholders
special
a
of
voting
will also
be
shares
of
enable
mately
•
of
of
2162.
a
to
on
Jan.
proposed two-for-one stock
amend
the
company
Transcon
per
share
$22,570,000
24,000 shs.
Birlenbach
to
Peck
&
&
terms
set
the
from
opposite
its
Granger
Co. of
Lines
of
and
for
:
$3.15.
In
earnings
25,
Inc.
7—w_,
r—•
Co.—
Inc.
3,000
1,800
.
;.•/'■ <7
C.
195,
p.
D.
Robbins
&
1960,
per
estimated
the
at
$24,000,000
company
share
of
7"
.
registered
$1.49.—V
1962 exploration
year
compared
with
program
32
calls
in
•
SEC
on
12
Jan.
$30;000,000 ;o£
covermg
first mortgage
the
for
1961-62-.63
years
estimated
are
$76,000;000
at
of
1119.
p.
V
: ;
Donut
House, Inc.
Additional Financing
—
Our Jan.
15, 1962 issue reported the sale on
Jan. 12 of 90,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$14 per share. Additional financing details follow: •* ,7
V
—
CAPITALIZATION
.
77
.
S.
W.
pleted
Antoville,
its
to
pared
Chairman,
of
survey
conclude
Charles
W.
shareowners
Cascades
Fox,
will
President
meet
Plywood
negotiations
merger
Merger—
Feb.
of
8
Cascades,
vote
to
last
announced
-
indicated
7'
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
subject
to
7'>7■
..
the
PRESENT
FINANCING
ber
of shares of
Authorized
„—___
common
r-
lion.
$256
$196
for
sales
f7"'7
respective names:
McDonnell
&
Co.
Inc
;7 7''
•
about
$300
7 E7 F. Hutton & Co, Inc.—
F., S.
earnings
and
President
during
the
over
the
Gene
the
in
C.
six
current
results
&
indicated
Brewer
will
months
same
that
"sales
shoW continued
77
p.
and
The
W.
12,
Bennett,
1962,
the
a
the
four
President,
Board
for
one
of
that
announced
Directors
split of the.
at
this
of
duction
■>
meeting to be held, in Chicago, on March 20, 1952.
stockholder action will result in. an increase in the au¬
common
shares from one million to four million and a re¬
of
United
the
value
par
from
$1
to
25
cents
Stockyards Corp., 83% of whose
Corp., operates through division
per
stock
and
public stockyards throughout the United States
outstanding 555,253 shares of common stock, which
to
2,221,012
shares
as
a
result
of
the
split.—V.
;;
share.
is
•
\
by" Canal-companies,
and has presently
owned
will be
190,
p.
increased
to
are
be ^offered
be
See
Red
Star
Yeast
&
Products
Co.,
this
7
has
been
appointed
West
suant
to
Coast
of
a
Jan.
15,
Co.
4,000
—
at
for
,
,
"Reg. A"
-7;;
without
$5,
debt
7'"-
.
-'•'7^
covering 18,000
underwriting:
• ;
'
7
repayment, property; acquisition,
7,7
.
-
'7-v,.i77.7''■■{':•■;.
-
Ave.,* Hot Springs,' Ark.
Central
2021
filed a
;7;77777-
v-.-
'
7
«
is
'7
J "
engaged in
:
'
•
7
offering its stockholders the right to
an
7;7.:
,
..;
.7- 7 -.7-7:7':. 77:7;
Net proceeds will be used for the repayment of bank
loans and for construction.
'''
-:7;:
'',
•12,
company
the laws
under
of
the
of
127
W.
Market
Commonwealth
195, p. 157. '
1962 prospectus, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Russ Bldg., San
Francisco, and associates, offered pub¬
licly, 110,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$36.25 per share.
*
company
estimated
,
Offered—Pur¬
and Adams Counties',
of York)
the
-
the class A and
.
St;,
York,
Pa.,
of Pennsylvania
on
was
May
It is a public utility engaged principally in the purchase,
1911.
tribution and resale of natural gas in parts
issue.
Co.—Common
Co.,
additional 4;952 common shares at $52
per share on the basis of one new share for each 18 held
of record Jan. 22, with rights to expire Feb; 16.
No
subscribe for
formed
;
registrar for
of the corporation.—V.
Telephone
&
&
.
1119.
7
Bankers Trust Co.
class B capital stock
used
operation of a motel.
BUSINESS—The
Corp.—New Name—<
4,000
C.-Roberts
VSutro
2,; 1962
underwriting is involved.
-
Foods
Jan.
on
7, —The company is
.subsidiary
ten
,
6,000
4,000
4,000
Sellgren, .Miller & Co., Inc.
'
York County Gas Co.—Rights Offering to Stockholders
annual
Randolph
4,000
Inc.
N;
"
.
held
voted "to
to stockholders
company
stock
common
meeting
a
9,000
to
shares
Wonderland
John
6,000
Co.
&
"..Crowell, -Weedon & Co.—__
equipment: and working capital.
the
th^ir
263.7, ,\vv7.;-'■*
corporation
common
United Stockyards Corp.—Proposed Stock SplitJan.
Co._^_j
Co.—6,000
p,
,Proceeds
2274.
num¬
7
Eichler
Wonderland Motel, Inc.—Files With SEC-
7
improve¬
period last year."—V. 194,
&
Bateman,
:
-
9,000
B'-Co7'
7—v. 195,
U. S. -Plywood's earnings'per-'shai-Ov (for the fii'st six months were
as
compared with $1.58 for the preceding year. In the fcompany's interim report issued for that period, ended last Oct. 31, Mr
Antoville
Smithers
Barth
J.
.
$2.01
ment
9,000
.
.
under¬
the
777' 7'7"-..77:,7:''77..,"'-:;
M'itchum, Jones &
Templeton
/
•<
..
Inc.
the
million.
severally
the
in
Shares
25,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.,
year ended Dec. 31, 1961 were $18 mil¬
Plywood sales for the year- ended April 30, 1961 were
million; for the first eight months of the current fiscal year,
million, and are estimated for the full year, ending April 30,
at
have
Shares
•
U.S.
196?,
.7
below,
contained
from .the selling stockholder
.
net
named
conditions
and
Outstanding
400,014 slis.
stock of the company set forth opposite
S.
Cascades'
500,000 shs.
—
underwriters
terms
writing agreement, to purchase
•
company's
the
',77;
UNDERiWRITERS—The
agreed,
transaction.
the
on
November.
.7
Common stock (no par)
i
that the firm has com¬
Corp.'s properties and is pre¬
has announced
Plywood had offered to exchange 0.7 of a share of its common
for
each share
of
Cascades'
582.510- shares outstanding. Under the
plan approved by Cascades directors, U. S. Plywood, world's largest
plywood distributor would acquire" all of Cascades' assets. '
'
drilled
1,200
1,500
*
194
.,
the
Winchell
Details
•
v
.V'v.
Valley Forge Products, Inc.—Appointment—
are
?
-/■>;'.....777V V
7 Which $16,773,000 h^d rieen expended to Oct. 3.1, 1961—V. 190,
.
.
2,000
:
:
with
penditures
.•
* 4,000
Co.
Vl-.v,'.
.262.
7':
7
C6., Inc.
Smither &
due 1992, to be offered for public sale; at competitive
bidding March 57 The net" proceeds from the ;bond sale, together with
cash .resources, will be used to carry out the company's-construction
7 program and repay bank loans incurred therefor.
Construction ex¬
-10,000
—_
.Zilka,
.
7777;! 77'
10,000
__
—_
Wulff, Hansen & Co
1,200
1,800
'
has
..
inent
•
30,000
3Q.000
■_
& Co.
Nugent & Igoe
—V.
stated
California—1962 Exploration Prog.
drilling of 47 net wells this
Co.,
&
' West Penn Power Co.—Bonds Registered—-7777:7J;'-■••J77
7This company/Cabin Hill,. Greensburg, .Pa., filed a registration state-
7
77
the
number
the
-
64,000
McDaniel Lewis & Co.
;
its
1*961
Thl c0!"J^ny has announced that its
the
1961
Hinkle
;
•
7
•;? (bonds, eeries S,
contained jn
company
name:;
l---—_
Co.,
below
named
conditions
and
purchase
Robinson & Co.
that the stock split
ownership base both nu¬
company currently
has
approxi¬
broaden
The
,
.
Oil
&
Noyes
Richards .&
F.
Co., Inc.—
'-Hooker & Fay, Iric—u.—i
; —V.
194, p. 2711..,
Financing De-
underwriters
the
of
the
to
stock
common
7 ,-A„-J:McCarley
split.
company's articles of
........
Union
.
Bcribner
geographically.
earnings
revenues
p.
agreement,
of
Adams
1,100 shareholders.
Revenues
with
the
and
Each
—
subject to
agreed
underwriting
Universal
President
1,200
?.
1,200
Hemphill,
E.
Son
&
1,200
'. 7
7._——__7"———_7"7 1,200
f
•;
Meyerson & Co
1,200
J. S.. Strauss & Cq.i7.__—-71,800
Sutro & Co. _7
1,800
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
2,400
Walston & Co., Inc
9,200
Dean Witter & Co.
12,700
1,800
Harper
Co.
Hill
the sale on Jan. 10
150,000 shares of this firm's stock at $6.75 per share.
financing details follow:
J
severally
mission.
should
•:
'
974,375 shs.
V
Additional
thorized
meeting of shareholders
on
asked
changing the authorized number of $2.50 par value
common
shares from 410,000 shares to
1,000,000 of $1.2!? par value
common stock.
Currently, there are 317,840 common shares outstanding.
The two-for-one stock split would become
effective, after a favorable
vote at the meeting,
upon approval by the Interstate Commerce Com¬
merically
$123,104
v"
Favorable
incorporation by
Transcon
&
Corp.
Friedman—
H.
P.
.
Stewart,':Eub'anks,
3,000
Cleveland
First
Wm.
Inc.
Frank, Meyer & 7v
Stern,
Fox
1,800
1-—2,400
Co.
3 000
2,4u0
——w>
Schwabacher & Go. —
Donald C. Sloan & Co.7_—
r
2,400
Co.:——
California,
Maxfield
894.
p.
recommend
1962
The
■
tails—Our Jan. 15, 1962 issue reported
of
at
Transcon
own"
.v:
.
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
par)—__—
First
FINANCING
24,000 shs.
194,
U.
The
(lc
Options
approximately
which
operated by its present management. Beckmair and Whitley,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, will be represented on Tech/Ops Board
Directors.—V. 192, p. 2657.
room,
$150,000
stock
United States Plywood Corp.—Proposed
have
slock
tinue to be
as
its
under
PRESENT
TO
mortgage
Common
mentation,
of
customers
own
."Authorized
UNDERWRITERS
diversified
shares
its
EFFECT
United States Crown Corp.—Additional
photographic materials, physical
optics, atmospheric physics and meteorology; product activities include
radioisotope inspection equipment, semi-conductor power supplies and
Kodachrome film processing. Sales in its last fiscal
year were $5,095,000
will
post tax earnings of $208,000. Beckman & Whitley,
Inc.,
privately held, Is a technically based
company with product lines in
ultra-high speed photo instruments, precision meteorological Instru¬
150,000
GIVING
Skaggs &
Elworthy & Co.
Davis;
.,
Curtis
-.
1,500
.
Operations,
a
fundamental
to
is
.
Operations.
primarily
business
its
trademark.
CAPITALIZATION
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
M7 Dain & Co., Inc.—
J.
1658.
p.
of San
interests
Technical
71
for
Operations, Inc.—Acquisition—
of
Inc.
to
Revenues
ago.
76% as
period.—V. 194,
equal
and
year,
year
up
Whitley,
J
have
severally,
•
of
"DeWald"
89%
previous
*
below,
named
shs.
'
* '
$1,145,514
:
»
$5,000,000
—__
shs.
shs.
agreed, pursuant
the
mainder
1960.
revenues
up
,
shs.
shs.
shs.
■company, and subject to certain conditions therein set
chasfe the number bf shares of stock offered hereby set
present; time consist of a complete line of high fidelity stereo tuners
antf^am'jilifiers," and the line of Citizen and Amateur Band Radio
Phone -Transceivers. Approximately 50%
of the company's business is
private ,label manufacturing, for which ,its principal customers are
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp. arid "Allied Radio Corp. The re¬
to
for the three months to Oct. 31, 1961, at
$2,288,984,
from $1,208,052 in the third quarter a year ago.
This brought earnings for the nine months ended Oct.
31, 1961 to
$834,216, up 89%
from
$441,569 in
the
first nine
months
of
the
were
-
80,000
100,000
60,000
80,000 shs.
.7 80,000
160,000 shs. ;a.
53,037
2,000,000 shs.
1,501,252
I960—-—
$1.44 dividend junior conv.
•Common stock
v
3,000,000
a-
.
■
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
number"'.pf
share
Total
6.3
for the quarter was $218,297
'share on the
1,213,666 average
a
a
in
or
profit
cents
cents
111., soft
increase
Net
; -' 1,996,000
______
-
Tastee-Frcez Industries,
This
4,000,000
/ :
______
•:
;
3,000,000 "
,
sinking fund debs, due 1977__
5%% sinking fund debs' due 1982
'
Cumulative pfd. stock (par $25):
\ / ..v.
$1.20 dividend series^__________—1
100,000 shs.
$1.28 dividend series_l____________ 7:
100,000 shs.
$1.24 dividend series__J__j.____:
60,000 shs.
.
quarter.
.
4 V4 %
the
Upon
7
r_—
—_________
7
3,500.000
;
'3,000,000 ' "
4,000,000
:
*
1
1990_j______———_
termination of the war and the resumption of civilian
company again produced radio receivers and commencedthe
production of television receivers for the home entertainment
Blyth & Co., Inc.__——__ 19,500
market, sold and distributed under the DeWald trademark and also
J.
Barth & Co
2,400
under private label contract. The company continued in these product
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__
2,46o
lines
until early in the year 1956,
when,- as a result of the public
-Blanchett,
Hinton, '
*
7" ' ;
trend
toward
high fidelity transistorized sound reproduction equip¬
Jones &
Granat," Inc.—
1,200
ment, the company began to manufacture its line of high fidelity
Elankenship, Gould &
7 7"':"; v:
tuners and amplifiers. In or
about the year 1960, after the Federal
7. Blakely, Inc.
1,500
Communications Commission -opened the so-called Citizen Band fre¬
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
1,800
quencies for private and commercial use, the company began the pro¬
Camp" & Co.
ZV, 1,500
duction of Citizen Band Transceivers.
Its principal products at
the
William J; Collins & Co.__
1,500 ./
more
r,-
.
After
amounted
30,
corresponding
company's earnings is
the
undistributed
largest
increased
equal to 49 cents
increase
an
quarter,
$2,994,237 for
in
world's
reported
Nov.
share,
a
class
show
first
Included
sidiary.
ended
$513,009,
combined
earnings
City,
has
use,
year.
was
45
or
of
York
New
home
months
income
shares
The
of
and
three
Series due 1990
_
,
Swingline, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Swingline,
for
5%%
'
—L '
3,000,000
Jt'
—•
;
.
2,000,000,
„
series due 1^85____'_i—'___-
■
37th Ave., Long Island City, N. Y.,
was
incorporated in 1924 and acquired the sole proprietorship previ¬
ously operated by David Wald under the name of Wald Electric Co.
Initially, the company engaged in the manufacture of variable condensers and other electronic parts used in the manufacture of radios.
Subsequently, the company -developed its own-line of radio receivers
and marketed them under the trademark, DeWald, through an affili¬
ated company
known as DeWald Radio Manufacturing Corp., which
was
used as the selling company.
;
;
;7-V
During World War II, the company, in common with other manu¬
facturers of radios and civilian electronic products, ceased the manu¬
facture of consumer goods and produced electronic equipment for- the
war
effort.
The production facilities
of the company were entirely
devoted
to
the
production of electronic equipment for the Signal
Corps, Bureau of Ships, Air Force and other governmental agencies,
both under prime contracts with the government and on a subcontract
1,634
1,067
2,400
Stetson
3s
1280.
.'
BUSINESS—The company of 35-15
'
—
—
series due 1985
,
„
1,000,000
.1,000,000
.
series due 1980_^.~
3%%
*
'$3,725,000
1,000,000
—
47/b%
43<8%
;
*
.■!_—j—$100,000,01)0
1971—__
3%. series due 1980__—;
3%%
'
.4V'.
due
'•
■*>'
due 1971—
B
•*
Outstanding
'
\
37/a%' series due 1980_
,3% % sqries due 1980
:
■
4,666
series
series
v
v
Net proceeds will be used by the company for the
repayment of debt, sales promotion,; tooling and pro¬
duction of a new line of adapters and tuners, and for
working capital.
1.866
Co.,
"
'
'
"
Authorized
;
.
bonds_i^_;_.
3'/a%
;
i
-
Coast-Telephone Co.-^
First mortgage
'
^
"
Co., Inc
p.
933
700
800
Taggart 3s Co., Inc
3s
*
933
•
1,067
_.—
—
3s
3s
A.
1,067
.
..
Inc
Nicolaus
Charles
I!
Inc
Co.
Bros.
Butro
7
Renshaw—.
Co.,
Shields
\
—
;
700
800
made at
?
,
■
933
3,466
.
Plohn 3s Co
Rodman
,
2,100
;1,067
:
.
Co.—
Oppenheimer 3s Co.
Charles
700
2,400
V>
.
>
Fred S. Sessler & Co., Inc., 505 Park
Ave., New York City, offered publicly 360,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $2 per share. The stock was
all sold.
"
■'''>•
" '\
v
v'
2,100
800
West
—On Jan. 17, 1962,
4,667
2,400
_7_l_—_
will be
..;!
\
>'•'
-i
United Scientific Laboratories, Inc.—Common Offered
4,667
5.333
:
r-- ■■■"
3 y2 %
3,033
——
Manhattan
Chase
The
■
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
;•
;
5,333
—
..
Co
3s, Co
Leonard
Moore,
•
't—-—l7
Co
3s
of $1.25 per share. Payment
Bank, N. Y.—V. 194, p. 362.
accrued dividends
plus
•'
Redeem Pfd.
corporation has called for redemption on, March 15, 1962, all
outstanding 5% cumulative preferred stock at $105 per share,
The
of
*
Hirsch
;
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—To
•
2,100
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Inc
Co—7———
subsidiaries of the company.
•
California;--
Eichler & C0._—
—"
Bernstem & 'Co.__i.__L-7_i.ij.wi—(ju._i.u___
Bateman,
followed by a third well.—V. 195, p. 54.
which may be
033
1.633
;
;
.
,
incorporated
was
company
The company and its subsidiaries are operating public utilities enw
•gaged* in the business of furnishing local and long distance telephone
service Within certain* areas in the States of Washington, Oregon and
2,100
:
1,067-
,
a
, ,
.
in Washington in! 1928.
California Street, Everett,-Wash.
West Coast Telephone Co. of California, incorporated in California, and
Beaver State Telephone Co., incorporated in Oregon, are wholly-owned
of the wildcat which flowed at the
day, the company explained that it's
of the success
in view
of more than 2,000 barrels
rate
construction program.
1962
its
BUSINESS—The
likely the Australian program wil be expanded•a, A second
test well is expected to be completed in the Spanish, Sahara
14,000
2,400
——
Inc._:—.
tion pf
Its principal executive office is at 1714
Oil recently
However,
Dillon, Union Securities
Lestrange & Co
Eastman
Baker,
in the Gulf Division,
eight in the Central
13
offshore areas;
production of oil.
from selling
Stockholders
Company
Washington
various
in
Shares
from the
arid
*•
foreign exploration program provides for six joint-interest wells
areas
in the 40,000,000 acre Australian' concession where
reported discovery of the country's first commercial
The
under¬
selling
names.
Stiares
,
California
1962.
Monday, January 22,
;
An
additional 5,000
common
shares were offered
directly to employees without underwriting.
• .:
Net proceeds, estimated at $1,500,000, will be used by
the company to repay bank loans, and to finance a por¬
include
eight of which will be tests for gas production;
Division, and three joint ventures in Alaska.
severally
subject to the terms and conditions set fourth in the
agreement, to purchase from the company and the
agreed,
writing
their
The
—
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
—
activity, the company said, will be spread over the
operating divisions and in three foreign areas, he' well
18 in the Pacific Coast area with core-hole drilling
increased
domestic
four
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
Common
•
This
depressed economic conditions in the early part of the fiscal year.
and
Chroniclev
at
are
located.
185,000.
The
dis¬
of York (including the City
the properties of
in Pennsylvania, where
The
population
company
owns
of
the
about
territory
507
miles
of
served is
pipeline,
together with the -necessary regulator? and equipment for operating
gas
distribution systems in the communities, served by it with' gas.
The company's properties are in general owned by it in fee,- subject
to
the
June
lien of
1946,
1,
cipally
consents
or
on
V.
as
under
are
mortgage and Deed of ..Trust dated as -of
supplemented.
The mains of, the company are prin¬
or under publiq streets and highways-<under
suph
necessary from various governmental authorities or on
on
private pfoperty owned by the company or are constructed
of way acquired from the apparent owner of the fee;—
p.
2599.
"
rights
194,
the company's
as
located
53
(449)
alabama
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Weeden & Co.,
^
were
Alabama College (P. O.
;;
; *
430,000
3 V4S.
as
Due
Feb. 15
on
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
.
E. F. Hutton & Co,; Incl, Stone
750,0.00,as ay^s. Due on Feb. 15 &
Montevallo), Ala. '; '■ //'.
Youngberg,. Cruttenden, Podesta
4 Bond Offering—President How¬
^n'S,1137o-,t,0 l?39 inel,isirv:'
& Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.; J, A.
1,050,000 as 334s.. Due on Feb. 15
ard
N.
Phillips announces ithat1
from. 1980 to 1986 inclusive.
Hogle &. Co., Frank & Robert
sealed bids will be received until
Bender Co., Fred D, Blake & Co.,
150,000 as Is,f Due • on Feb. 15,
11 a.m. (CST) on Jan.'31 for the
and C. N. ^hite & Co. -4 ; ;• V
purchase of $829,000 housing and
Other members of the syndi- ;
dining hall revenue bonds. Date# Hayward U nion' High School Dist.,
eate? r Harris- Trust v dc V Savings,
Nov.- 1, 1960. Due oh Nov> 1 from
Alameda' County, Calif."
Bank, Chicago; Dean Witter ;& :
1963 to. .2000 inclusive.
Xiegality
i Bond Offering—Jaek G. Blue,
Button &" Co., In&f
approved. - by v White, :: Bradley, ? County Clerk, will receive sealed Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; J. B.
Arant, AH & Hose.
4bids at his office in Oakland until'
Hanauer & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
10 a,m. (PST) on Feb. 6 for the
Hooker & Fay; Kenower, Mac.\:4. Arizona
purchase of $2,038,000 school1 Arthur & Co. and C.
N. White &
bonds. Dated March 15, 1962. Due
Maricopa County, Washington
Cor
1965 to 1979 Inclusive.
from
250,000
c. -'.4
' ;v-f.'
..'o
Sycamore, III.
■
ing
of
$875,000
scheduled
159—has
been
cancelled
to
5
election.
Pima
bonds
Jan. 29—v. 195,1 p.
for
failure
of
school
-;v
'4
/
a
44
recent'
/ .4'V.T
Board
.
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
-
sealed
bids
of
$102,000
bonds,
Office in
Oakland
un¬
Dated March 1, 1962. Due
1987 in¬
.
March 1 from 1963 to
on
clusive.
as
,,
Principal
interest
and
!
■/ (M-S) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
School ; District
No.
8,'
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
bonds. Due on July 1, 1980.
;
rington & Sutcliffe..
; :
'
v
o47,000 High School District No. 8
4 -4bonds; Due Ion July 1, 1979
.s
V'*
Los Angeles, Calif.
5
Bond Offering—Robert W. Wil¬
r;4 and 1980.
:■■■
kinson, Secretary
of Board
of
> Dated March
follows:
10
Harbor Commissioners,
will re¬
(M-S)
payable at
ceive
sealed; bids until 10 a.m.
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
(PST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
gality approved by Chapman &;
of $14,000,000 Harbor Department
Cutler.;
v'4
-C '.*.";~44
revenue
bonds, as follows:
Pinal County, Florence Union High
$7,100,000 bonds. Due on Aug. 1
School District (P. O. Florence),
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive;
Arizona
-
.
6,900,000 bonds.
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 school
Jan. 8—v. 194, p.
offered
bonds
awarded
2491—were
National
^
Dated
Aug. 1,
on
Feb.
Principal
-1962.
1,
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. 4 Legality
;
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
4 california
(State of)
Modesto School Dists.,
:
inclusive.
;
,
A'/Betts,
Bond
Bither,
State
Treasurer, will receive
County Clerk, will receive sealed
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
bids at his office in Modesto un¬
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $100,-;,
til 10:30 a.m.' (PST) on Jan. 23
000.000 state - school building aid,:, for the
purchase;, of $2,250,000
series AA bonds. Dated February
bonds, as follows:
V;.4V
1, 1962. Due on NOV. 1 from 1964
City School
District
to 1988 inclusive. Callable as of $1,000,000
1, 1984. Principal and!
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
November
bonds.
:
1963
interest
State
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington; & ; Sutcliffe, of San,
approved
Francisco.
4-;.';4V:
Due
to
bonds.
Due
March 1 from'
on
'
:
Dated March
-;n
1, 1962. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Junior
•Cerritos
Los
College District,
.
Angeles County, Calif.
ity
4 Bond Offering—Gordon T. NesCounty Clerk, will receive
Orrick,
by
approved
Dahl¬
bids
sealed
his
at
office
in
Mt, Eden School District, Alameda
Los
..
9 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $1,200,000 school election 1958, series
until
Angeles,
Due
on
March. 1
Bond
Los
of
from
1963
til
to
1982 inclusive..
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payable
at -the;
County Treasurer's office.
i;: J
10
un¬
(PST) on Jan. 30 for
the purchase of $206,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
a.m.
,
:
Garden Grove School District,
M
Orange County, Calif
.
^
March 1 from 1963 to
on
clusive.
able
'
the
at
office.
-
1987 in¬
Principal
(M-N) ; pay¬
County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
'
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $900,000 school: rick,
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
'
on Jan. 9—v. 195,
Herrington
offered
'
,
&
:
57—were awarded to a syndi¬ Oceanside-Carlsbad Junior
College
cate headed by the Bank of Amer¬
District, San Diego County, Calif.
ica N.T. & S. A.
of San Fran-; -Bond
Sale—The
$3,500,000
cisco at a price of 100.065, a net;
school bonds offered Jan. 16—v.
p.
aai
cost
follows:
$320,000
as
Of
about
'4
-
3%s.
3.70%,
:
v
-
as
•
.
195, p. 159—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
Due on Jan. 15, America
N.
T.
&
S.
A., of San-
•
from 1963 to 1974
160.009
1"
as
from 1975 to
1978 inclusive.
.
Due
on
Jan. 15
from 1979 to 1987 inclusive.
price o.f 100.07, a
interest cost of about 3.58%,
Francisco? at
Due on Jan. 15" net
3 V2S.
420,000 or 3%s.
inclusive.;.
as
follows:
$1,120,000
4
a
v
■
as
5s.
ADiinA'
COLORAOO
.
Adams
County School District No.
SO (P. O. Westminster), Colo.
Bond Sale—The $775,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 9
■
■'
Due on Feb. 15
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
3s.
Due on Dec.
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
as
from
1
indiana
Edinburg, Ind.
Bond
Offering—Mary
195, p. 57—were awarded to
a group composed of The Northern
^
^
#ph..
Trust Co.,, of
Chicago,^ Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Coughlin
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.0049,
npt
nncf rrf nhnnt 5 fiQ QL
a net interest cost of about 3.63%,
n
a
$45,000
as 5s.
Due on Oct.
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
-
330,000
3.30s.'
as
Due
on
4
v.
4
ner
& Smith Inc.;
.
3.65s.
as
1981 and 1982.,
as 3.70s. : Due
1983 and 1984.
100,000
.
100,000
•
j "
sealed
receive
until
bids
8
SlnSo
S r^.1'aw
Oct. 1, 1961.
Dated
bonds.
Oct.
1967
from
1
to
w,
Due
in-
1991
approved
Caldwell, Marshall,
by
Mitchell.
&
Additional Offprine'
official al«)
sealed
the
announc7s
same
purchase
1961.
of
bonds.
Due
on
the
for
$700,000
Dated
sewer
Oct.
1,
Interest A-O.
approved
by
Le-
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell.
illinois
97
f/
„
,
■
Madison, Bond and Montgomery v
Counties, Highland Community
School District No. 5, 111.
Bond Sale—The
Ducournau & Kees; Tollner &
jjean> jnc ; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Crane Investment Co., Inc.; Eddferaarli p0ifek & Fosdick, Inc.;
First Southwest Co.; Harrington
2712
n
sold
were
& Co.; J.
to
V*. l^>. P* ^{S01<1 10
$820,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 15—
v.
195, p. 160—were awarded to
a
group composed of Harriman,
Riplev & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.;
Inc., The Illinois Company, and
Herman Bensdorf
& Co., Inc.;
M.
Dam
9.
f-r, .
9,
'
Ginther & Co.; Glas & Co.;
J. Mericka & Co.; Putnam &
Wwv
Wm.
Co.;
Washington Townships-Marion
Schweickhardt & Co.; Weil, Roth
County High School Building
& Irving Co.; Westheimer. & Co.;
/' .Corporation, Jnd. '/■ //// Steinerr Rouse
Co., and Dane
i0cal
v
194
v
"investors
4? Bon d O f f
e r
i
n g
—
& Co.
Jeah M.
v
Homer, La,
Bond Sale—The $90,000 various
vau.ua
purp6se bonds
offered'jna.. 15-v.
Bidiah|ppli5,.|mtil 1,1 ^*^^^^194, p.-2818 r— were
011 Feb,
X for the, purchase _of Hattipr & Sanford
-
.
first
$6,750,000
1965
Bond Offering—Galen M.
Clerk,
receive
will
>
Louisiana
Bond
Offering — Joseph J.
Davies,
Jr., Superintendent
of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on March 20
for
the
purchase of $1,000,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1987
J-J.
Iowa
City
-
St. Bernard School District No. 1,
inclusive. In¬
1984
to
awarded to
v
bonds.
mortgage
Boone, Iowa
Wiley,
sealed
Feb,
inclusive. Interest M-N.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
MARYLAND
5 for the purchase of $7,000 street
,nir,rflvATv1pnf
improvement
bonds.
on
Dated
E
accpcsmpnf
assessment
cnppiai
special
February
1,
1962.
June 1 from «62 to
jnf,i,iQivp
^" 7
Callablp
Leealitv
Cecil
.P(moC Ud.
o. Elhton),
Offering—Harold HenderClerk of Board
Boa!
of County
RnuH off,rjn,~KarnlH HenderBond
1976
son
^
an-
01 iaoai
Commissioners, wiU receive sealed
by BannisterCarpenter,
^^11
a.m.
(EST) on Feb.
AMerS & C00ney' °f °6S M°lneS" », ^ the purchase of $1500,000
county improvement bonds.
Marion, Iowa
b0ji<1
naf__,
june
i
Fph
from
CaUable
by
Bannister,
iqfio
■<
1962
to
Due
1970
Band Sale
Moines?
—
An underwriting
group headed by Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc. and Lehman Brothers
purchased on Jan. 16 an issue of
$13,150,000 5%, 4.10%, 3%, 3^4%,
nn
inclu-
3.3Q%, 3.40% and 1/10% Various
Legality approved
Carpenter, Ahlers
& Cooney, of Des
...,
Montgomery County, Md.
Sale—An issue of $40,000
special
assessment
street
improvement bonds was sold to the
Farmers State Bank of Marion.
,
.r,-,.-
&
Inc.';
offered Dec.
bonds
revenue
receive
time
Oct. 1 from 1967 to
inclusive.
gality
that
will
at the
bids
revenue
1991
Tho ahnvo
Commission
City
:
,
Neuhaus
& Co
Underwood
Smith; Robert K. Wallace & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Hayden,
men^-
Due
Trimble
Co.^Cooley
&
q
St.
will
Malvern
^Anthnnv*^ ^R^T ^Dav'
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Florida
Co.*
&
& Co., Inc.; Nusloch, Baudean &
terest
Augustine, Florida
Bond Offering—City Auditor
and
Clerk
Pauline
Boyt
an¬
nounces that the City Commission
Clarke
Fort Branch, Ind.
from
c
1986.
White, Weld &
Co.; William Blair & Co.;
Brokers
Due on Oct.!,'Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. l
33/4s.
as
Oct ly
on
'
W.
Hill &
? M»ier, 111 Monument Circle,
1979 and 1980.
100,000
syndicate headed by
a
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; F. S.
Smithers & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Scharff & Jones,
Inc.; Newman, Brown & Co., Inc.;
Hattier & Sanford; Howard, WeT,
Labouisse, Friedriehs & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Mackey, Secretary, /will receive
sealed -bids c/o Ross, McCord, Ice
on
bonds
offered
p.
2713—were
revenue
15—v.
194,
John
Oct.1 1,
Due
and
Other members of the syndicate: Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
R. Dry-
Due on Oct. 1-.
3.60s.
as
1
Bond Sale—The $65,000 waterwor^s refunding and improve-
,
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
:
100,000
.
Blyth & Co., Inc., and John Nuveen & Co., as 4.45s, at a price of
9728, a basis of about 4.51%.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
1 from
Oct. i
James Bridge
bridge
Interest J-J. Legality approved
follows:
as
- ;
Ferry Authority (P. O. Baton
Rouge), La.
Bond Sale—The $30,750,000
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
of $745^000 sewage works revenue
bonds. Doted Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1996 inclusive.
—v.
,
interest
1
W. E.
louisiana
Ascension-St.
100.621,
G.
.bids at his office in Oakland
from 1970 to
Angeles, as 4s, at a price bread, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
a basis of about .3.93%,; receive -sealed bids until
of
on
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1).; 1962.
March
Dated
bonds.
E
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
.
Bacon,
Due on Dec.
23As.
as
from
$100,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 8—
v.
194, p. 57—were awarded to
The Security-First National Bank
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the
purchase of $700,000 cigarette tax
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
vig,
to
Bernardino County, Calif.
March 1 from
1987 inclusive.
1963 to
$355,000
San
District,
awarded
were
Whipple & Co., at a price of
100.09, a net interest cost of about
2.84%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The
1985 and
and interest
<
Salvador School
San
$475,000 park
10—v. 195, p.
Jan.
offered
120,000
District
School
160
to
1963
Principal and in-
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
inclusive.
High
1,250,000
'
on
1987
from
15
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
•
Due on May
1982 inclusive.
130,000 as 4y4s.
awarded to
111.
160—
p.
$44,(W0.as^Due ?n]May l
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive..
Jan.
Winnetka Park District,
terest
Stanislaus
County, Calif.
Offering—L. W.
Offering—Bert
; Bond
Due
4_\ 1986. vj-.-,. ,4?r,-;
First
the
to
Phoenix.
of
Bank
••'V/- California
r
March
on
1987
interest,
.
Cutler, of Chicago.
un¬
Dated
Due
1,; 1962 * Principal-
and
Legality approved by Chapman &
(PST) on Feb. 6 for
of $125,000 school
March
15,
1962.
a.m.
ent h p nds
195,:
14—v.
awarded jto a group composed of, Russell, Long & Co., Se-
cipal and interest (J-D) payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated by
the successful bidded.
G.
v;
were
from 1963 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
purchase
-
$55,000
City^ Clerk, will receive sealed
bias until
(CST) On Jan. 22
for the purchase of $490,000 water^works improvement bonds. Dated
February 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 30 for
purchase of, $124,000 school
bonds.
11
the
for
at his
Offering—Jack
Bond
the
til 10
the
Supervisors,-
bids until
Feb. "5
on
•
r
til
Alameda
/County, Calif.
;
^
Bond; Offcriiig—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Hanna,'
Offering—Elsa B.
of
Alameda County, Calif.
at
office.
School District,
Vista
\
■
County, Flowing Wells Sch.
No. 8 (P. O. Tucson),
Bond
interest
d
bids at his office in Oakland
-
Arizona
•
.a n
La
•
Districts
Clerk
,
San Lorenzo School District,
the -County
Legality, ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
payable
Treasurer's
because
at
carry
Principal
(M-S)
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬
•
.
$174,000 :sewer
I.;,curity & Bond Co.,- and
Hutton & Co., as follows:
^
•;
March 15 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
I
1980 to .1982 inclusive,
'
-
on
Bond Sale—The
DUI1U
-,TI[|.
offered Jan.
_
Jan.
3^2s, Due on
as
from
.
Elementary School District
J".
\
No. 6, Ariz.
.
fSW.OOO as .SViS. .Due on Jan. l improvement
■
.
Lexington* Ky*' J. *'■*;
.
t
,.
v
KENTUCKY
Reinholdt & Gardner, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.34%, as ioilows: - ^ ; ;
:
, :
J
;
bid 100.02798 for the bonds, setNewton Community School District, ting a net interest cost of 3.2535%
Iowa
to the borrower. ; ,
Bond Offering—Lela Bishop,
Other members of the group are:
Secretary of Board of Education, Smith, Barney & Co.; Alex. Brown
will receive sealed and oral bids & Sons; Blyth 8e Cov; Inc4 -Goldat 3 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 30 for the man, Sachs & Co.; Kidder, . Peapurchase
of
$1,500,000 " school body & Co.; Salomon Brothers &
building bonds. * •
- •
Hutzler; Equitable Securities Cor:
14 • /; a-
,mf
<r
Wtoffl* i{^^©'teWiNtWlfWWSitrtfVJ
i $.
i|'
,fcftt c r»M> f WB1 ** V' i?WI r* *
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
•**"»
•.
.
Monday; January
.
(450)
22; 1962'
,
*
poration; Hornblower & Weeks;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.
.
Lee
Higginson Corp.; Braun,
Bosworth
Hemphill,
Inc.;
Hallgarten & Co.;
Eldredge
Co., Inc.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Co.;
&
Noyes
1
Co.
&
Francis I. DuPont & Co.;
&
Co.; G. H. Walker &
&
Brothers
Stern
Co.;
&
Pollock
E.
Wra,
Co.
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
■
■
Bond
Feb. 1 for the
purchase of $20,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1987
(EST)
p.m.
Pickard, Inc.
bett &
*
•
Bond
Flannery,
;
.
150,000
will
Clerk,
City
system
G.
,
until '8
bids
.
'
Bond
Offering
/
Daniel
—
J.
Toomey, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o State Street
11
purchase
of
March 1 from 1963 to
on
1982 inclusive.
200,000
Due
1963
from
1
on
1982
to
bonds.
March
1
1963
from
Due
on
1972
to
March
,
Jan.
& Trust
Palmer &
000
Topsfield, Mass.
\
Bond
follows:
Offering—Alice F. Castle,
Town
will
Treasurer,
sealed
'
receive
Oct.
bids c/o State Street Bank
and Trust
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan. 23 for the
purchase' of
6,000 water
March
March
1
sive.
from
1962.-
1,
1963
to
Due "
1982
the
at
Trust
State
Street
pay¬
Bank
Company. Legality ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
& Dodge.
(EST) on
from
J-D.
approved
by
Canfield,
ler,
,-i«»;•
Stone.
City), Minn.
$400,000
/
.
■■
■;
Township School District
(P. O. Ortonville), Mich.
'
National
Bank
Minneapolis; -First Na¬
Paul; Caldwell,
of
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the
purchase of $995,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1988
Phillips Co.,. and Chisago County
State Bank of Center City, at a
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
1971.V
and
1970
Due on Feb.
3.40s.
as 3.60s.
from 1972 to
'J.:.'.;
y
inclusive.
1976
as
/Bond
Offering—Alfred M. Pel-
ham, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30
Jan.
30
for
(EST)
purchase of
the
a.m.
S260,000 special assessment street
1961.
to
Due
1965
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Miller,
Stone.-
■
,
1
from
Interest
„
Elmore, Minn.
1962
Bond
tary
sewer
offered
sani¬
improvement bonds
9—v. 194,: p. 2602—
Sale—The
Jan.
awarded
were
tional
Bank
of
National
First
$180,000
First
the
to
St.
Paul
of
Bank
,
Bond
Offering—Clarence
A.
.
,
.
.
1965
from
East
Lansing,
Mich.
Bond
Offering—Mary J. SlaCity
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of $350,-
from
Rogers Union Sch. District (P. O.
Rogers City), Mich.
1976
to
Due
to
Dated Jan. 1,
*1
■
•
-V
M
1968 inclusive.';
as
3%s./Due on-Feb. 1,
■' 1
*
1
:.A
,1^337,000. as: 334s:: Due/on iFeb.' 1
from 1973
1976 inclusive.J1
to
from-1977. to 1982
-
Other
Co.;
Jan.
1
inclusive.
members
of
Hirsch1 &• Co.;
Podesta
inclusive./,V
syndi-1
the
&
Co/
-
Cruttenden,
Barcus,
Kindred
Co.; Parker^. Etsen, Waeckerle,.
Adams
& Purcell',. Inc.; Walter,
by Charles &
Woody & Heimerdinger; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Hannaford.
,
Bond
&
Starksville, Miss.
Sale—An
Securities Co., and
improvement bonds was
National Bank of
000 street
Talbot; Magnus & Co.; M. B;
&
Co.; Channer Newman
Vick
of $135,-
issue
Zahner & Co.
sold to the First
•'
Memphis.
NEW JERSEY
*' '
•
Manville, N. J;<~
MISSOURI
■
as 3.70s,
Due on Feb.:
from 1979 to ,1982 inclusive.
.
"fx
J// Van" Ingen • & Co:, Inc.;- Ira
Haupt & G6./' Boettcher & Co./
First
of
Michigan Corporation/
Stern Brothers & Co.;. Taylor &
1987
1962. Interest J-J.
Legality approved
1978 inclusive.
25,000
'•
-•
Equitable Securities Corpo-'
ration; AV; C.-'Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Salomon Brothers and Hutzler;>B.;
on
1992
Feb; 1
cate;
Trauernicht
■
«
1964 to
from
on
&
Minne-
apolis, jointly, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.44%,
1
bonds.
nue
-
vik.
589,000
-
inclusive.
the
Sahlin,
Secretary
of Board
of
as iojlows:.
\,
-i
'
v
Education, : will
receive ' sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. $105,000 as 3s... Due on Feb. 1
30 for the purchase of $1,425,000,
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.,
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
25,000 as 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
to 1991 inclusive. Interest J-D.
25,000 as 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1
Jan.
1
,
as 3 V4S,
Due on Feb.- 1,
and" 1970':; -;\ ■ /; v. >
:;--i97i to i972.>.
.*
52,000 waterworks system reve¬
Na¬
and
on
T969
v
V
5
M-S.
City Public School District,
Michigan
/
....
,
to
inclusive.
1987
Reed
alley paving bonds.
Dated
Dec.
15, 1961.
Due on Dec. 15
1962
March
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
and
terest J-D.
on
-
.2^,473,000 as: 3.90s. T)ue .oh Feb. 1;
~
,
from
V-"
*
■
on
543,000
-
Due
as 3s.
from 1964 to
;
'
3.70s.. Due. on Feb.; 1
I
from 11-977 to 1979 inclusive. V v
105,000 "as' 334sV Due on Feb.. 1
...
.
...
,
45,000.
.
net interest cost of about
3.93%, as.follows:./ V : v *: !>•;
Due* on Feb. -l 1 $1,058,000
70,000
V
•"!
.■''•"..•'J
of par., a
1,
.
v
,
a syndicate headed by Eastman
Dillon, Union.. Securities-, & Co.,
and John Nuveen & Co., at a price
:
:
y
-
lr«m 1980 tp-1984 .inclusive.-■.
—
/NEVADA
to
10,000 as
,
,
■
.
C6uhty,' Count$ -Skihbol Dist.
(Pi O. Las Vegas), Nevada "
,r
St.
*
,
•
Clark
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
O f f e r i n g—Joseph B.
of about 2.88%, as follows:
'
inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality
Secretary of Board of.
$160,006 as 2!is. Due on Jan. 1 ,r '
Education,
will, receive" sealed-: approved : by Dickinson,/ Wright, *
"V I from 1963 to 1966 inclusive."
..~
- - •-»
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Fefcu h McKean & _Cudlip. - * *
80,000 as 2.70s; Due/on JanC .l,
for the purchase of $395,000 school
\
1967 and 1968.
/
/
'. ;
>
Sundersviller Miss.v Ponf iac. School District,. Mich.
building bonds.'■>' Dated Sept. 1,
Bond Offering—J. Allen Parker,
80,000 as 2.80s: Due on Jan./l, • Bond Offering'-- Mrs. W. T.;
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
•1969 and 1970. V
; .1 / Lightsey, Town Clerk,, will "re-1988 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Le-. Secretary of Board of. Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
40,000 as 2.90s. Due. on Jan. „1, ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
gality
approved
by
Dickinson,
1971.
v
(CST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school- 40,000 as 3s. Due oh Jan. 1; 1972. of $102,000 bonds, as follows:. :
building bonds.
Dated July
1,
Detroit, Mich.
$50,000 water works bonds. Due
V
\ Bond
Jencks,
/
bonds. Dated Jan-
/
1991
/
First
of
f
:
Thorgrimson,Horowitz, Starin &
Ellis, of Seattle. *- ' '
--u*
$20,000 as 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
tional Bank of St.
.
Brandon
the
j
receive sealed
on Jan.
$150,000
Legality approved by Preston,
to
1963
follows
as
state
2713—were awarded to a group,
composed- of the First National
Bank
-
■
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive. Interest
1, 1961.
uary
p.
of Board of Education,
sealed bids until 8
/'/
"
/
'
Bond/ Sale—The
$6,000,000
Paul, jointly, at a price of par, a' school building bonds offered Jan.
net interest cost of about 3.67%, 11—v.
195, p. .161—were awarded
10—v, 194,
aid bonds offered Jan.
receive
will
31
J -J.
awarded : to
First
the
Sale—The
Bond
•
Butler,
W.
Offering—G.
Secretary
&
(
.
Co.;-
until 8 p.m.' (MST)
for the purchase of
water revenue
Marquart,; Wind-.
Owen,
58—were
Chisago County (P. O. Center
Montrose), Mich.
O.
(P.
Bond
Paddock
Township School Dist.
Montrose
Dated
Round Lake Indep. School District
No. 516, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
MINNESOTA
1,
y
.
Offering—June Harthopf,
Clerk, ;will
bids
Canfield, bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 195, p.
Miller,
Co.,»Inc. •'
Bond
Town
National Bank of Minneapolis and
Jan.
&
Ennis; Mont.
horst & West,
Due
1976 in¬
Legality
to
1962
Street, St. Paul), Minh.
Dorsey,
1961.
1,
Paddock & Stone.
1962.
Interest.
Legality approved by Mil-:
A-O.
proved
MICHIGAN
1
clusive/Interest
on
1965-in¬
1962 to
Dec.
Dec.
j<
Kal-/
Co., Inc., and
Dain &
M.
J.
man
^arc^ 1
from+196o to 1987 inclusive In-:
terest M~S. Legality approved by
receive
will
m
-n
Indep. Sch.
f.-
/
,
,
awarded to a
192—were
p.
V
$510,000 court-
group composed of Piper^
& Hopwood; Allison-Williams
°,n
V.
clusive.
&
Palmer
on
I.
■
...
Dated
bonds.
main'bonds.- Due
from
1
Dated
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest
able
;>Oet.
wv
5514,000 school project loan bonds.
Dated
;£(/*
195,
'VII
offered Jan.-10—v., <
bonds
house
(P. O. Route No. 1,
000 school building bonds.
purchase of $450,motor vehicle highway fund
000
on
to 1965 in¬
1
clusive.
Company, 111 Franklin
q
uiAr.
Montana
'.y
/is i
(P. 0.; Glendive),
County
Bond Sale—The
owski, District Clerk, will receive1
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $600,-
/
•
-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Due
bonds.
■:
•
Bond Offering—Donald J. Kur-
Jan. 23 for the
.
sidewalk
$8,000
Dawson
^
I
'
and
offered Jan.
Jaffray*
South
i,
m-
Clerk,
City
Root,
assessment bonds, as
y
;
/•'<
special
'
Offering—Richard
Bond
(EST) on
for the purchase of $14,-
22
Jan.
621, Minn.
Sale—The $1,297,000
Bond
mitory
bonds
Dist. No; 199
15,
Aug.
on
,
rx/
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Dodge.
Due
1962.
15,
M.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Lentz,
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
• Milroy, Mtnn.]:*
Sale—The $12,000 'water
•.
Bond
Pine Bend-Inver. Grove
Clerk, will receive
City
1962.
Offering—Dorothy
Bond
Company of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
Heights, Mich.
Madison
Payable
State Street Bank
the
at
1962.
1,
Southgate, Mich.
Note Offering—Victor B. Stech-
schulte,
Stone.
&
dock
'
•:/ !•'/• v.;.'. *> i.
Montana
.
-
bonds.
inclusive.
Dated
Stone.
1 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $175,proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ 000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated
inclusive.
sewer
&
dock
July
on
100.000
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad-
the
for
.iy,: y,
Helena),
(P. O.
Carroll College
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Feb. 13 for the
of
$1,500,000
school
purchase
1961. Legality ap-
Dated Oct. 1,
purchase of $1,000,000
motor,
vehicle
highway fund
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961/, Due
13
,
bonds.
water
,
March
Miller,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
$805,000 school project loan bonds.
'
:
Montana,
;/
p.
to Alllson-
Williams Company.,
District No.
Offering—Arthur
Bond
195,
Aliison
tn
<^ct. 1 from 1963 to 1970 in- Mounds View Independent School
elusive.
Clemens), Mich.
$1,105,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
Mount
Macomb County (P. O.
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
25
Jan.
on
ald-Moore
Ill Franklin
Co.,
until
Boston,
St.,
,
Trust
&
Bank
.
$750,000
of
dor- •
dining* hall - revenue
8—v;* 194, p.»
bonds offered Jan. 10—V. 195, p. ; 2714—were sold to the Federal Due on Oct. 1 from' 1962 to .'160—-were awarded to the West-,
1970 inclusive,
i,
' ;
ern: State Bank of Marshall,/as: Housing and Home : F i n a mc e!
Agency,-as 3 Vs s, at -a price of par.;
10,000 water main bonds/,Due on 3y2s.
•
.
> . ' ;
2818—were awarded to McDon¬
& Co.
; V- •
.
p.
\
11—v.
Jan.
r^^d
p.m.
.
Danvers, Mass.
,
Feb. 1
Sale—The $30,000 water
improvement re v e n u e
offered
bonds
re-
29
Jan.
on
on
from 1985 to 1990 inclusive.
for the purchase of $37,000 special assess—
Bond Sale — The $76,000 196L ment
bonds, as follows: ;
motor
vehicle
highway
fund"
$27,000 street improvement bonds.,
bonds offered on Jan. 4—v. 194,
(EST)
'
Due
3.60s.
as
the pur¬
bonds. Dated:
February 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder.; Legality
approved by! Charles & .Trauer¬
nicht, of St^,Louis!r./s' < Mvy /,;•
(CST) on Jan. 25 for
chase
1
to 1984 inclusive.;
1981
from
Due on Feb.
3y2s.
100,000 as
water
.
a.m.
1980.
and
1979
Due on Feb. 1,
3.40s.
r
Bond
Due on Feb. 1,
': "■
.
as
Madelia, Minn.
sealed
ceive
.
City, Mich.
Mackinaw
-
MASSACHUSETTS
Co.
&
1978.
'
Bond
Mac-
,
/ Missouri '
V
Offering—Lewis J. Stiers,
Chairman Of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 11
V
Due on Feb. 1
25,000 as 3.30s.
•
50,000
Southfield, Mich.
O f f e r i n g—Patrick
160—
p.
awarded to Kenower/
Arthur
'
•
.
195,
8—v.
Jan.
fered
were
;
1
Arthur & Co.
of¬
$79,000
totaling
bonds
follows:
as
1965 to 1977 inclusive.
from
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered Jan.
15—v.
195, p: 160—were awarded to Kenower,
Mac-
Mich..
Sale—The special assess¬
Bond
ment
Saginaw), Mich
$43,000
Sale^—The
Bond
Hazel Park,
Weil, * Roth & Irving Co:;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Non-gard, Showers & Murray, Inc.;
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co.; Burns, Cor-
1980 to
3.45%,
$275,000 as 3JAs.
Saginaw Township (P. O.
on
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
Due on Jan.
1987 inclusive.
3!£s.
as
from
about
1979 inclusive.
1967 and
from
195,000
to
2714—were awarded
Co/; "
p.
Sterri. Brothers &
of 100.02, a net interest cost., of. Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.;
1
Due on Jan,
3y4S.
as
194,
v.
& Trust Co., of Chicago; and Al¬
Ian Blair & Co., jointly,; at a price
.
1966
to
243,000
l
'
4
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
4s.
as
1963
Hessler,
of Education,
bids until 7
Secretary of Board
will receive sealed
The
•
$62,000.
School District
Michigan
Offering—Frank
Co.;
Inc.; McDonald-Moore &
Co.
•
(P. O. Belding),
1, Fractional
No.
'•
3.41%,
about
of
cost
follows:
as
MacArthur & Co.
Township
Grattan
,
interest
net
awarded to
194, p. 2818—were
v.
Kenower,
1^
Jefferson
City School District,^
Bond Offering
—
"
..
Alexander P.-
s|
Treasurer,-will-'
receivq sealed bids untiL 8 pan/
1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962 to
Bond Offering: -— Charlotte E..
scott, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ Hayfield Independent School Dist.'
(EST.) on Jan. 29 for -the purchase r / 1971 inclusive. Interest F-A. LeNo. 203, Minn.
*
" ' Langerharts; /■ Secretary\ : of /the:
cation, will' receive sealed' bids
of $136,000 assessment improve/
;
gality
approved
by
Dickinson, until 8
Bon d Offering—MC/R. Gilder-: Board of Education^ will receive
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 6 for"
ment and water bonds. Dated Jan.
J
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
the purchase of $1,540,000 school- hus, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4, p.m^ (CST) on 15,.1962* Due on Jan. 15 from. 1963. > ,
Additional Offering-^-The above site and
building* bonds.
Dated sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST)* on Jan.-31 for the purchase of $1,500,- to .1972 inclusive. .Principal and.
official also will receive sealed Feb.
1, 1962.
Dud on June
1 Jan. 30 for the purchase of $295,- 000 .school bonds. Dated February interest ; f (J-J->:. payable"- at
the;.
bids
at the
same
time
for
the from 1963 to 1988 inclusive.
In-1 000 school building bonds. Dated "J, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 Manville National Bank: Legality, •'
purchase of $360,000 special as¬ terest J-D. Legality approved
Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from to 1982 inclusive. Principal - and
by
approved by- Caldwell,, Marshall,,
>"/
sessment sewer bonds. • Dated Feb.
Interest interest
(E-A)/payable at any Ttjmble
Miller, Canfield, Paddock. &f5 1965 tn 1982 inclusive.
&!Mitchell.^:;/, i..^ : J I-: v
..*?
;i-, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from-1962 Stone... -1
F-A/^Legality ^approved-by Dor- bank or trust company designated
to
1971 inclusive.
Interest F-A.
Mantua Township School District ~ '
sey, f Owen; Marquart, Windhorst by the successful bidder.. Legality
St. Clair County (P. O.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
& West.
approved by Charles & Trauer(P.r O.: Mantua), N; J.
Part
000
library bonds.
Dated Feb.
1,
Bond
Offering—Edward F. Ar-
>
Missouri
.
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Peltack; Borough
.
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McKean
&
Cudlip.
;
Huron); Mich,
V
h*r..
-
.
Township, Bates School «
Primary School District No.'- 2 ■>.
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich..
^Bond
building
Sale—The
bonds
$85,000 school
offered Jan. 25—
y ,: ,v
~
B o n d Offer4ng^-Mortimer >W. I X X - - •;
H.
Cox, .Secretary, of Board*, of
:
No. 324; Mirm.Lafayette* and* Johnson Counties,. .
EdiWdtihns/'* will : >reeeive sealed .; . /
fered-Jan. 16-^v. 195, -p, s&^were
wdh ^hoolV G
bids; until 8 p.m; (EST) orr^Mareh;•
awarded to the First of Michigan/ building bonds offered Jan. 11—.
No. 2 (P. <r. Concordia), Mo..
2i iohi the • hUthh'ase. . of $500 000 >
;
Corporation, and Goodbody & Co., v. 195, p. 58—were awarded to the
Bond Sale—The $425,000 school school
:hdjt>ds.>: jpatedsAug/ i;
jointly,- at a price of 100.0007, a Continental Illinois National Bank :building, bonds, offered Jan. JO.--/,,
Bond- Sale—The-
E gel so a
$500,000 motor *
vehicle highway- fund bonds of- •
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..D&trict:
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6127
195
(451)
Due
of New York City or at the Mer- approved by Reed, Hoyt, Washchants National Bank & Tinist burn & McCarthy.
Company of ; Syracuse. Legality
•>nimi e»ni iyA
NORTH CAROLINA
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman.
Wake
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1978
Principal and interest
;(FnA) - payable at the National
Bank
of
Mantua/ Legality
apon
inclusive.
,
by Hawkins, Delafield &
proved
,
Wood, of New York City.
Fabius, Lafayette, Pompey, Cuyler
and
Pequannock Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pompton Plains), N. J.
Bond Offering — Catherine M.
Trunton
No.
1
School
Central
(P.
Fabius),
O.
Dist.
N. Y.
Bond Of fering—Charles F.
Pulaski-Jefferson Local Sch. Dist.
bids
his
at
office
Shea, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids c/o Melvin & Melvih,
Merchants
Bank" Building- 214
Sooth
ber 1, 1961. Due
-nurchase
$1,145,000
of
scho.01 bonds. Dated Dec. 1„ 1961.
Due on .Dec, 1 from. 1962 to 1981,
.Dec.
from
.
.
Warren
Street
-
until 2 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
and interest
(J-D) payable at the First National.Bank. of Butler. .Legality
.
building
1962.
bonds.
Bond
seaied
from
village
bids
500'
Dated
Feb
York City, or at the First Citizens
Bank & Trust Co.of Raleigh. Legalitv.
of
bv
ann'roved
■
Reed.
Hovt.
un+ii
street
t
A
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to
-kL..
_
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.-, -/' :
C.
.
rGray, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 20 for
.the-purchase of $575,000 school
t
£0^pany
company
bonds.
.
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NEW YORK
161—were
.
.
sealed
(EST)
until
will
11'
chase
of
Nov.
from
p..
Ada'ms
-
Cove
City School District,
York
New
*
Offering
" V
C.
J.
Marino,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
inclusive.
sealed
—
bids
until
2
1967
athd w^rners
of
The
Sale
hattan
Bank,
and .Salomon
Chase
street
Legato
oLLakeview
01 Review,
regality
-
—
—
on
wv.A^
^
,
__
Grand Island
»
r
.,
,
Co.,
No.
Hutzler
1, N.
Puerto
is
fiscal
RHODE ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. I.
Offering — Mayor Law¬
Note
A.
McCarthy will
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
receive
(EST)
Jjj-24 for the purchase
000 tax
on
of $600,-
anticipation notes. Dated
29, 1962. Due on Jan. 15,
Jam
1U!0
t>
.
-
.,
fww. Payable at the First Na™°na* Bank of Boston Legality
Thorndike,
TENNESSEE
Coal gate,
City Auditor, will
receive sealed
(EST) on Feb. 5
Bond
fire
Okla.
Sale—An issue of
^
Fjrst
McMinn County (P. O.
Athens),
Tennessee
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$15,000
fighting equipment bonds
sojd
National
was
Bank
be received until
of Coalgate.
Pa*ed Ja"-.Du,e ?n Bec15 from 1963 to 1972
0,,
,
r
*
,
.
c
Township Local Schpol
Bond
1
a.m.
Feb. 3for the purchase
,
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dtst.
No. 52 (P- O. Midwest City),
"J
Clearereek
Rico
Resources Authority.
^
Y.
Nov
$491
OKLAHOMA
terest J-D.
Dist.
for
approved by Storey,
Palmer & Dodge.
nu.
Cambridge,
~7ond Gnermg—Carl M. Oshe,
„
AuthnrUv
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
3.22%.
of about 2.98%.
inclusive. In-
Central School
Bank
—
-
.
comparable 12-month period the
year before, an increase of
12.1%.
The Government Development
.
bids until noon
Trust
-
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000
for the purchase of $29,130 special
assessment street paving bonds,
(M-S) payable
Company of
Glen Cove. Legality approved by
Nassau
♦
school bond& offered Jan. 15—v.
jan. « — v. 194, p. 2819 — were 194>_P: 2820—were awarded to J.
8
</»**.
--—
awarded to Fahey, Clark & Co., as A. White
& Co., as 3%-s, at a
3s, at a price of 100.087, a basis price of 100.31, a basis of about
offered
cipal and interest
at the
Man-
Bankers Trust
Brothers &
$24,794
^
bonds
in
A
_
from 1962 to 1990 inclusive. Prin-
■; Batavia City School District, N. Y. Hawkins, Delafield & Wood:
Bond
Sale—The
of
$3,947,483
1
For the 12 months ended
» 1961, revenues totaled
wwuea
rence
.... :. Beliefontaine, Ohio
- Bond
with
,i.
Director of th**
P"ce of 101.00.
p.m.
(EST) on Jan/30 for the purchase
$2,800,000 school bonds. Dated
March .I, 1962. Due on Sept/ 1
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the United States Trust
Company of New York City. Legaiity approved by JSykes; Gal;
loway & Dikeman, of New York
■'City.'
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Sale—The $72,072 sewer assessment
road
improveand-improvement special assess- ™ent bonds_oiiered Dec. 28—v.
ment bonds offered on Jan. 8— J94, p 2715—were awarded to
P- 59—were awarded to Magnus & Co., as 3%s, at a price
McDonald & Co., as 3;.,a s, at a
100.17, a basis of about 3.47$$.
improvement
-
Bond
Due on May
1992
to
kao?
'
23
1, 1961.
1963
195,
v.
to
of W*98> a basis of about
Glen
a.m.
for the pur$1,450,000 water bonds.
on-Jam
Dated
1
bids
o
q
Cro-VV-v^/<?•
-'TOwri/ Supervisor,
marty,
10
Jan.
awarded
The
—
revenues
Nov
Bond
^ntee <fe^Co Inc as 3.60s, at
Babylon;, East FarMngdale-Water
Lindenhurst), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Arthur M.
(Pi O. Fort Ann), N. Y.
2
Bond Sale—The $398,000 school
bonds offered
.
District (P. O.
receive
No.
•
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Fort Arin, Granville, Hartford and
Kingsbury Central School District
reports
coropared
bonds,
on
(P. O.
Streetsboro), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $29,950
special
County (P. O.
Jefferson), Ohio
Increased
Authority
^umority
nn
Streetsboro Township
Ashtabula
,
Revenues
F"A*
b£
y
OHIO
Puerto Rico
Mc-
November ol 19W, according to
inclusive! S?6** V,-_Urrutia,
Executive
6ue
196l
1963'
jrom
.p
Water Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
fFSTI
n0on
Williams, of Cincinnati.
tJSCiSZlOMa:
z-**r »*>.«-■
(P. O. Flemmgton), N. J.
Bond O f fe r i n g—Dorothy
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico
will receive
improvement
n-r
Dated Nov
j
clerk
National
in^Nbvembe?,1961
V*.
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
i.
on
a/r.M\;.nouohfQ
intorocf
1
p.
A:
Ohio
Offering—John
R.
Clure
,
May i from 1962
inclusive.; Principal: and
Due
to, 1985
npbfipM
Feb. 1 for
on
Dec.
on
194,
Russells Point,
^4p,000. school ^"^'"terestCJ-D) Bank of at the
Chase Manhattan payable
New
>
inclusive/-Principal
Svracii.<?e
9—v.
Philadelphia
in
Philadelphia. Legalitv
approved by Townsend] Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
^hite & Co as 3%s, at a price of
191,27> a basis of about 3.49%.
Raleigh unjti^ 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $2,100,999 bui ding bonds. Dated Decern-
for. the
Jan.
aWa^ded .to £
in
Lamoureaux,, Secretary of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until a p.mT: EST): on Jan. 30
offered
The
Bank,
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
bonds
County, N. C.
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Government
Commission, will receive
sealed
at
(p. O.Bryan), Ohio
55
school
1961.
Oklahohid
bonds.
Due
Dated
(EST)
on
of $552,000
March
serially from
1
1970
to
1978
Offering—Oscar' B. Rose,
0
District, Ohio I
District Superintendent; Will reMontgomery County, Tenn.
are managers . o- an
underwriting Buzby^DisTricrclerk wilfreceive
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school ceive sealed bids until Feb:'5 for
Bond Offering — William O.
group which on Jan. 17 purchased
sealed'bids until 3 t> m TEST) on building bonds offered Jan. 10— the purchase of $500,000 school Beach, County Judge, will receive
$2,605,000 bonds due May 1, 1962 Jan 30 for the purchkse of
$4 - v*; 195> P-59—were awarded to building bonds.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
Bond;
Offering
_
Richard
—
G.
'
,
^
to
1988, inclusive. .The group bid
376 000
school
construction bonds
McDonald
sv
..wnLng group, are;
,
Pont &
terest
a e'
7",; / ;■"/' ;v".
V
U y
0'
:/'r
Thurston
.,
improvement
Central School
$71,250
bonds
street
offered
Jan.
jq—v.
195v p. 161—were awarded
■
V,:./.,to the County Trust Company of
^ Bond. Offering—Emma I;. Shaut, - ^bit^ plains, as 2.80s.
District C^rk, will receive sealed
; ^
;
v
;
No-f> Nr *2
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•
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,
,
6j<5s;until 2 p.m. (EST) on.Jan. 24
for the
.
Sale—The
purchase of $140,000 school
i 1961
bonds/Dated
•1901.
Due
1973
on
Nov:
November
1,
Bond Offering—William Hauser,
of Board of Education,
from 1962 tp
1
President
inclusive.
PrincipaT and interest (M-N) payable at the Bath
National Bank, in-Bath. Legality
/-.approved .by .Sykes, Galloway &)
Dikeman, of New York City.
will
v
Binghamton
-
Bond
Cn
.Co.
Tnr
Inc.
Sale
is
—
N.
Ha'lsey,
manager
v " /
Y.
receive
sealed
bids
until
at
a
3/2s, at
as
a price
by
approved
Jan.
30
for
the
purpose
purchase
bonds
of
cipal
totaling
at
busis; of about 3.39^.
bonds
offered
2819—were
for
the
purchase
of
and
the
interest
First
American
National
Company
and
Ohio
Jan,
3—v.
to
184,
the
Milford
n"
Z'
Texas
McDonald
Bond Sale—The $125,000 schoolhouse bonds offered Jan. 11— v.
19bs t0 188u-
p.
&
194,
OREGON
Co.,
Bond
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 22
for the purchase of $22,472 bancroft improvement bonds. Dated
District, Ohio
^qZwere awarded
to
p.
A.
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. CaH-
Jds&Lynch'pierce",
Fenne? &.Smith Inc.; Hayden,
to
as
Cypress-Fairbanks Consolidated
Independent School District
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
Bond Sale
The $1,500,000
—
schoolhouse bonds offered
^arch, nX' 1t96?'nrSu.e ?n MarJ£h„1 &~v- l9?»
a
d?v.^
^
2820—were awarded
Underwood & Co., Inc.
4s and 3%s.
-R.
Milton-Freewater,, Or eg
Offering — J. R. Castner,'
of
Exempted Village School
"
Bastrop Indep. School District,
Ohio
UJ?10
,
TEXAS
$315>0OQ'school ^Jtal bOTlds. Due serially from
awarded
^?iy—"were
*
-
Lucas Local School District
Sale_The
Bond Offering—Haskell Bueck,
city Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
23 for the purchase of $65,000
of 101.002,
Bond Sale—The $723,865 school
Principal: and interest
Payable at_ the Franklin buiidjng bonds offered Jan. 11
Legalitv
31
;
First Cleveland Corpora-
J?
tion,
at a price
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Kingston City School District, N.
Improvement bonds.
on
about 3.46%.
Mjneola
Jan.
on
-
.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
April 1 1962. Bank, in Nashville. Legality apimprovement bonds offered Jan. Due serially from 1964 to 1987.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
? y*
?
were awarded
Wetumka, Okla.
Chicago.
'imdW National Bank of Long Island, in 7
u^der-
-
various
Jointly,, as 3y4s
elusive.
;
.
Ohio
499*^9' a t>asis
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 31 for
purchase of $3,410,000 school.
bonds. Dated. March 1, 1962. Due
on March 1 from 1963 to 1992 in-
•
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a-jTnavaWe
11:30
Stuart &
an
of an
3V2S,
as
the
|^94|,QbGg2^% Hospiiafand Gen-^
eral
,
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
'No. 11 (P. O. Oceanside), N. Y.
Co.,
Exempted Village Sch. Dist.,
■
Hastihgs-on-Hudson, N. Y.
-
Bond
-
Bath, Bradford, Campbell and
.
J-J^Legality approved by Lisbon
Co^ Cofhn & Buxr, Kean, Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Incy °1'
•
Francis L du-
&
syndicate
a
Jan.
on
P> 60—were awarded to
headed
aSS! fec^nd^hn
by
Nuveen &
Merrill
Co^Lt
Y.
Sayre
winfree
&
Rankin,
of a price of 100.00078, a net interest
l\/rtll/\*k
J?»
An
n-nrl
Trllin
Soper,. Miller & Co., and Ellis & Co., as Portland,
cost of about 3.84%, as follows:
arei
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Blair & District Clerk, will receive sealed 3V2S, at a price of 100.33, a basis
*
r.,
tvixa
ttak
in*™™
Co., Inc.; John Nuveen & Co. Inc.;' bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 24 of about 3.46%.
Washington County School District *oo,uuu as os. JJue on u eo. iu trom
1963 to 1976 inclusive.
B.
J.
Van
Ingen
& Co., Inc.; for
the
purchase. of $3,445,000
R.,
No±48J£'i°'
Hornblower &• Weeks; A. G. Beck-, school 1962 bonds. Dated February •
g.
Ohio
^ ^ Bond
$681,000 «hoo! 305,000 as 4s. to Due on Feb. 10
er
from 1977
& Co., Inc.; .W. H. Morton &
1982 inclusive.
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 ' Bond Offering
Albert D Borer
o??ndS offered DeJ'■ Fr\
P;
Co
Inc * Tucker Anthonv & R L
tn
1981
inclii^ive
180,000 as 3.70s. Due on Feb. 10,
Princinal
and
rl
5^
nJ 2820—were awarded to the First
w
AIL
Other
4-L
aC
members
/i'wAi
a
■«
J,
ia
the. group
of
T7t^.1
m
Bond
Offering—.Earl
T7*
O
I
F.
'r\
op
—.
.
-
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'
.
,
#
a
a«
§ale
,
-
Park
Dav
Cohu
&
lnc^
Rvan
Strtson
'
Inc
;'
Winslow
Tilney
Marine Midland
xr
,
York
City
be received until 3 p.m.
the
,
(EST) on
Legality approved by
& Dikeman, of
Bond Sate-Kidder, Peabody & able at
and associates
Co.
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood.
tlve
sa,e
the
2.90%
pation notes. Dated Feb." 1,
on
Feb,
1962.
ly 1963. Legality ap-
'
Clay, Cicero, Saline and DeWitt
Central School District
North
Bend
(P. O.
Seneca
Syracuse), N. Y.
Offering
G.
Colarocco, District Clerk, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
$2,600,000 school bonds. Dated
1, 1962. Due
1963
to
1982
on Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
bld
01
100-559
for
coupon.
Fayette
and
School District
Tyre
No.
1
(P. O. Seneca Falls), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frank M.
Knight, President of Board of
Education,
of
Feb.
a
Falls,
Central
William
—
on
.
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 31
for
the- purchase ' of
$350,000
school bonds; Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
(F-A) payable at the Due on Feb. 1 from '1963 toi 1982
Manufacturers- Hanover/Trust Co.\?inclusive,/Interest F-A.^^Legality
and interest
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
school
Bank
Oregon,
of
in
improvement
the New
Riegel
pay-
State
Legality approved
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Bank.
p„;Mm„ni*
T/1„ln,A;n
/
by
Srhnnt
as
3.80s. Due
on
Feb.
10
from 1985 to 1992 inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
McKeesport, Pa.
Bond
1983 and 1984.
950,000
Portland'
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
Principal and interest (J-D)
purchased on
Jan. 16 an issue of $1,950,000 2.90%
improvement bonds. The group
was awarded the issue at competi-
Due
$125;000
National
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
^•2? revenue and bond of $3,for the purchase antici183,000
on
,
-New' York City.
bids will
Cler!" of B°?r? of Education, will
Trust^o., of New ^ennSTied31b^%hTnLCe
(EST)
Jan. 31 for the purchase
...
T
•.Y
Sykes, Galloway
N.
Buffalo,
Note Offering—Sealed
•
?J-DVY Dabble Pat'^
interest
&
,
Offering
—
i
Theresa C.
"AT4""" -v"*
|/afehdkbd//ntnfoa
mfESTlon
seal'ed o'dsu:ntu iu a.m. (fiji;I on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $265,000
S? ? JmPncJe5?
bonds. Dated
?ncl°usivl
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Commerce Trust
were
Co., of Kansas City, Hamilton Securities
Co
Metropolitan
Dallas
^5!andFox^ Co, Inc
Eanes Independent School District
(p. O. Austin), Tex..
Sale^-An
.
of $50,000
p(.
Q
Ohio
m
t'o 1977
" '
issue
Interest schoolhouse bonds
was
sold
to
Offerlng-Arthur B. F-A.
Legality approved b^Legality approved by Burg- Dittmar & Co., Inc. Dated Decem¬
Crandall, Clerk of Board of Edu- wj[n> Buffin
perry & Pohl.
ber 15, 1961. Due on Dec. 15 from
cation, will receive sealed bids
1962 to
1988 inclusive.
Interest
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
J-D. Legality approved by Gibson,
.14 for the purchase of $1,000,000
Bond Offering—Add B. AnderSpence Sc. Gibson, of Austin.
school
building
bonds.
Dated son, Secretary of the Board of
Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from Public
Friendsutood Independent School
Education, will receive
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
District, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 schooland interest (J-D) payable at the on Feb. 13 for the purchase of
Cleveland Trust Company $12,000,000 school bonds. Dated house bonds offered on Jan. 4—
Painesville Braneh. Legality ap- March 1, 1962.. Due on March 1 v. 194, p. 2820—were awarded to
proved
by-"Squire,
Sanders
& from 1964 to 1987 inclusive. Prin- McCluug & Knickerbocker, and
/_/
Bond
Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Kuss & Co., jointly, at a price of
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Mbnday, January 22, 1962
.
.
.
(452)
56
J!l
3.80%,
Point Isabel
cost of about
net interest
follows:
a
par,
$42,000 as 41/2s.
T exas
1962 to
from
100,000 as 3.90s.
1983 to
from
.
—
.
Inc.,
Hart,
&
Hobbs
follows:
.
No.
County School District
(P. Oi Tacoma),
''
as
4%s. Due on Feb. 15
to 1997 inclusive.
1962. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman. Jan.
Dated
The
195, p. 164
15,
1, 1962
Washington
„/ /
Offering—L., R. Johnson,
County
Treasurer;, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $131,000 school bonds. Dated March 1,
1962. Due on March 1 from 1964
;
_
.
—___
_
_
.
to, 1981
Bond
_
1982
from
401
_
_____
_
from
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Due on April 1 from 1963
inclusive.. Principal and v
;
Legality / approved
by
Chapman &/Cutler; of Chicago, •
Green. /
WISCONSIN
Principal and
(M-rS)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
interest
_
of. .Spring
Bank
State
inclusive.
1982
to
_
the 7.
(A-Q)/ payable' at
interest/
Farmers
_
_____
1
Jan.-23 for. the
Pierce
____
$15,000 as 5s. Due on Jan,.15
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Due on Dec. 31
1987 inclusive.
$2,315,000
improvement bonds offered
Sale
sold to
as
school building bonds was
Funk,
Galveston, Texas
Bond
of $525,000
mann,
Shefelman, of Seattle.
"
_
510,000
4
&
_$ 2,380,000
Fairfield, Ala.
Butte Co., Cal
1,255,000
1,235,000
Miami, Fla. _________
15,930,000
Chicago, 111.
1,065,000
Hopkinsville, Ky. ____
New Orleans, La.
18,925,000
800,000
Frostburg, Md.
1,395,000
Somerville, Mass. _____
2,125,000
Wooster, Mass.
1,760,000
Tupelo, Miss.
1,055,000
Charleston, Mo.
1,610,000
Dover, N. H. ___
1,745,000
Bayonne, N. J. _______
1,610,000
Irvington, N. J.
1,035,000
Neptune, N. J.
3,000,000
Paterson, N. J.
West New York, N. J.
1,690,000
New York, N. Y. ____
14,575,000
2,610,000
Wilson, N. C.' _______
,
Bond Sale—An issue
Due on Dec. 31
1967 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
purchase of $950,000 school bonds.x Dated February
:gality approved by Weter, Roberts
Amount
Agency of
_
233,000 as 3.70s. Due on Dec. 31
from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
street
Indep. School District,
as
Milwaukee County (P. O. 4
— were
Milwaukee), fWis.
composed of
Bond Offering — Max A. BarcRobstown, Texas
Washington (State of )
Lehman Brothers, Carl M. Loeb,
Bond Sale—The $7,323,000 pub¬
zak, County Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Sale —The $370,000 elec¬
Rhoades & Co., L. F. Rothschild &
lic
building revenue bonds of¬ ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., and tric light and power system reve¬
fered Jan. 15—v. 195, p. 164 were
(CST) on Feb. 2 for the purchase
Dick & Merle-Smith, at a price of nue bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 194,
awarded to Barr Brothers. & Co., of $9,912,000 bonds, as follows:
p. 2820—were awarded to a group
par, a net interest cost of about
1,645,000 at a price of 100.12, a net interest $1,372,000 -' p a r k 7 improvement i
Columbia, Tenn.
.'■3.55%*; as follows/y "'?••••'- 7/ *« :' composed of Russ> & Co., Inc.,
bonds. Due on Feb,. 1
from
790,000 cost of about 3.13%, as follows:
Columbian Securities Corporation Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
$305,000 as 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive..
1,315,000 $1,158,000 as 2.70s. Due on Dee. 1
Hopewell, Va.
of Texas, and R. A. Underwood &
1967 to 1974 inclusive.
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
3,000,000 expressway bonds. Due
Co., Inc., as 3s and 3Vss.
'-240,000 as 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1
WASHINGTON
1,760,000 as 3s. Due on Dec. 1
on
Feb. I frOm-1963 to 1982
from 1975 to 1979 -inclusive.
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Tyler Junior College District,
inclusive.
King County, Bellevue Sch. District
Texas
980,000 as 3.10s. Due on Dec. 1,
270,000 as 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1
No. 405 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
5,540,000 -metropolitansewerage
1974 and 1975.
- /
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds. Due on Feb. 1* from
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
1,060,000 as 3.20s. Due on Dee/
1,500,000 as Vks. Due on Feb. 1 be receive until Feb. 6 for the
/, / 1963 to 1977 -inclusive., j
County
Treasurer,
will receive ':
1, 1976 and 1977.
- YY
/ . from 1984 to 1992 inclusive.
purchase of $825,000 school build¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
1,140,1000 as "314s. Due on Dec. 1, / 3 Datbd Feb/s 1,71962. / Principal;
ing bonds.
;!
Feb.
7 for the purchase of $1,1978 and 1979/: 7/Y- 11/. Y YY." and interest (F-A) payable at the
Garland, Tex.
:
:'v:;'v'v
UTAH: ;:7": ; 650,000 school bonds. Dated March '1,225,000 as 3.30s. Due on Dec. 1, County Treasurer's office. Legal-;
Bond Sale—Phelps, Fenn & Co.
1980 and 1981.
: <
1; 1962. Due on March 1 from 1964
ity; approvedY by.'/Chapttian / & 7
is manager. of an
underwriting "Y Granite School District, Utah
to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and
,
/Additional Sale—The $15,233,-- Cutler. i;;..
group which purchased $1,876,000
Bond Sale—Chemical Bank New
;Y--.ti' ■
General
Obligation
bonds,- due York Trust Co. and associates are jnterest (M-S) payable at the pOO public building and school
;
y
WYOMING {.•■•■V-r'•
February 1, 1963 to 1987, inclusive. offering publicly an issue of $2,- County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ plant revenue bonds offered" at
ity approved by/Preston, Thor- the same time were awarded to; Sweetwater
The group bid par for the bonds
County Sdhool District
045,000 Granite School. District,
grimson,
Horowitz,
Starin
& a syndicate headed by Kuhn, No. 2 (P. O Green River), Wyo.
as 5s, 3%s, 3V2s and 3.60s, setting
Salt Lake
16
Jan.
—
v.
\
_
awarded to
group
a
-;
_
_______
_
_
_
.
_
.
_
—
_
.
:
,
,
.
,,
.
.
r
-
^
'
.5
'
\
j\
I f'
t
■
o*»"'
-
■
.
■
i:,
a
net interest
the
.
County, Utah 3, 2.60,
bonds at prices to
cost of 3.62045% to
2.70 and 2.75%
borrower.
Other
from 2.50% for those due
June 1, 1969 to 2.75% for the 1972
maturity. The group was awarded
the issue at competitive sale Jan.
16
on
a
bid of 100.164 for the
combination of coupons, a net in¬
terest cost of 2.73471%.
"
yield
of
members
the
group
Hammill & Co.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; R. A. Un¬
derwood & Co., Inc.; Funk, Hobbs
& Hart, Inc.; Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc.; Ranson & Co., Inc.
are:
r.
* ;■
n
H
is
Shearson,
Rated Aa by
Harlandale
11
Indep. School District,
Texas
unlimited
Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond
h
which comprises
the major portion of Greater Salt
Lake Metropolitan area. The dis¬
trict
covers
approximately the
164—were awarded to
Rowles, Winston & Company, - »
v,
195,
p.
north
High Island Indep. School
District,
r
Bond
of
receive
sealed
son,
bids until
iW
County,
Bond
Preston,
Starin &
H.
school
Due
1983
1971
from
-
4,005,000
on
1
March
from
1964
interest (M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
-
Local
Housing
Authorities
to
Twenty-two local
authorities will sell via
competitive bids on Feb. 7 bond
issues aggregating $79,550,000 and
maturing serially up to 40 years.
They will be issued in $5,000 de¬
Bonds
Sell
—
housing
nominations.
The
of
names
the
,
issuing
authorities, and the amounts
the respective issues, follow:
195, p. 164—were awarded to the
■
of
Olympia, Wash;
This advertisement is neither
an
The
II
offer to sell
nor a
solicitation of
an
school
Bagotville School Commission,"
Quebec
Bond
$2,160,000
Sale—The
group composed of the First Na- ■ to 1977',irtclusiye./,// 7:7
; Y
E. Marshall,
tional Bank of Chicago; Robert W.
Berthier School Commission, Que.
will receive sealed Baird &
Co., and the First Na-"
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 30
Bond Offering—Edouard Savoie,
tional Bank of St. Louis, at a
for the purchase of $185,000 off-,
price of 100.06, a net interest Secretary-Treasuref;/will receive
street parking 1962 bonds. Dated
cost of about 3.27%, as follows: .
sealed bids until 8 ;p.m/ (EST) .on /
February 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $185,Due on March 15
from 1964 to 1982 inclusive. Call¬ $780,000 as 3s.
able
as
of February 1, 1969.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le-
January 19, 1962
?
American Financial Corporation
1963
from
to
1969
inclusive.
-
from 1970
to
575,000 as 3.40s.
/ 15 fx-om 1977
-
1976
inclusive.
/
..
'■
inclusive.r/. •;
(Without Par Value J
Price $23.25
~/
per
Y:
7/;.»" /, *
-
.
.
$215,000
aqueduct bonds offered on Dec. 18
was
sold to The, Banque Provin-
Sale—The $1,500,000
cor¬
ciale
du Canada, and Balanger,
porate pui*pose bonds offered Jan., Inc., at a price of 96.73, a net in¬
15—-v." 195, p. 60—were awarded- terest cost of about 5.90%, as fol¬
a
group
composed "of Lehman
lows:
Brothers, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira
Co., Dempsey-Tegler &
Fahnestock & Co., and The
Marshall Co., at a price of 100.03,;
Haupt &
a
net interest cost of about
...
.
$92,000
as
./
.
5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
123,000
Y
r
3.02%.-
as
Due on Jan. 1,
5%s.
1971 and 19727
/
7' '
Cowansville, Quebec
•/;
•
•
Bond Offering—J. R. Ouellette,
Town
Westford and Calamus
Secretary-Treasurer, will
(Towns) Joint School District / receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
No. 6 (P. O. Randolph), Wis.
; (EST)
on Jan. 29 for the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
chase. of
$273,000 - improvement
bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 194, pJ bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
2820—were
awarded
to Halsey, Feb/1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Stuart & Co. Inc., and Allan Blair
Gaspe, Quebec
& Co., jointly, at a price of 100.02,
N
|i.
r
Township,. Que. 7*
Bond Sale—An issue of
:
Jan. 2,
1963 to
Jan. 2 from
Lake,
Common Stock
•
on
Chicoutimi
Manitowoc, Wis.
Bond
Due
1982
Due on March
to^l981 inclu-v
bondsY Dated
school
000
1962.
805,000 as 3V4S. Due on March 15
Randolph (Village), Randolph,
Courtland, Fountain Prarie, Fox
i
if
Harvey,
11-^- .$410,000 school hQnd,S;. :Dated Feb..
1, 1962. Due on Feb/ L from 1963 Y
Jan.
bonds/ offered
Offering—Roger
Secretary-Treasurer/ 'will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST)
on /Jan.
31 for. .the /purchase of
Co.,
1
i '-
•
Clerk,
150,000 Shares
'Ill
QUEBEC
195, p. 60—were awarded to a
r
to
Mi.
1V
Wisconsin
^
Bond
/
offer to buy any of these securities.
;
Y
/ canadat;
Bond Offering—G.
City
offering is made only by the Prospectus.
1
Dec. 1
3.30s., Due on Dec./
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
give.
f:
on
inclusive.
Kimberly School District No. 6,
v.
'
Due
1975
1
WISCONSIN
Callable. Prin¬
cipal and
Co., of Chicago; Brauri, Bos& Coj lncr/ and/ Hanifen,*
Imhoff- & "Samford, Inc./ as 3s. at
a price of 100.32, a basis of about
2,94%';
*■■■"'*> *•
worth
as
1 from
.
bonds. Dated March 1,
inclusive.
to
Trust
1,790,000 as 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1,
1976 and 1977.
'
Y
Ehlers,
County
Treasurer, . will receive
sealed bids until % p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $102,292
Due on Dec.
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
3,935,000 ~as 3s.
Wash.
1
Due on Dec. 1,
2,670,000 as 2.90s.
Winthrop Schl.
Offering —W.
of
cost
Due on Dec.
1964 inclusive.
as 3M>s.
1965 and 1966.
from
District No.; 103,
as 6s.
1962 to
1,195,000
Ellis.
United States
9—v.
First National Bank of Dallas.
from
:
,
$400,000 schoolJan.
100.03, a net interest
3.21%, as follows:
$1,638,000
(PST) on
of $58,000
school bonds. Due in 2 to 10 years.
Okanogan
$910,000 school
15—
v.
195; p; 60—were awarded to a
group / composed - of
the
Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
building bonds* offered Jan.
about
Jan. 29 for the purchase
at
Texas
offered
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
Legality
approved
by
Thorgrimson,, Horowitz,
Bond Sale—The
Union Securities &
Tahuya Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Tahuya), Wash. /
be received until 1 p.m.
1962.
UNITED STATES
Indep. School District,
bonds
three sides.
on
11 a.m.
'
house
Lake
Salt
and
and
City
City
Not 20
Co., and Eastman Dillon,
Co., at a price
&
Loeb
Bond
to
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Bond Sale—The
Lake
Salt
County
Lake
will
Legality approved by Vin¬
Huntsville
Salt
Murray
Cobb,,
W.
Schools,
(CST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
of $200,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1
1963
to
1982 inclusive. Interest
F-A.
of
of
surrounds
Offering—Ben
Superintendent
half
outside
Texas
v
?i i
.
tax
district,
the
'of
15—
building bonds offered Jan.
i;
both Moody's and
the bonds are
general obligations
& Poor's,
Standard
Ellis.
Mason. County,
share
hi
*
net interest cost of about
a
Copies of the Prospectus
be obtained in
may
from only such
any
State in which this announcement is circulated
of the several underwriters as these securities in such State.
may lawfully offer
as 3s.
Due on April
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Due on April
1978 inclusive.
1
Paine, Webber, Jackson 6 Curtis
Dean Witter 6 Co.
<
...
A. C. Allyn S Co.
-.
,
Shields 6 Company
Goodbody & Co.
•
-
Prescott & Co.
William R. Staats S Co.
to
as 3^s.
from 1979 to
Due on April 1
1981
/
8
p.m.
-
on
Feb. '1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
"
1982
-
inclusive.
Spring Green, Lone Rock, Arena
Villages,
Spring
Green,
Bear
Creek, Franklin». Troy, Buena,
Vista, Ithaca, Clyde, Ridgeway,
La
-
Tuque School Commission,
Bond
Offering
Que.
Henri Legare,
Secretary-Treasurer; will receive 7,
sealed bids until 8 p.m/ (EST) • on H
Jan. 30 for the- purchase of $250,- ;
Wyoming, Dodgeville, Arena
?
000 scho'ol bbnds/- Dated7, Jan. ,2,
and Black Earth Towns Joint v
1962. Due* on Jan; ^ from 1963 to
/ School Dist. No. 2, Wis.
Bond Offering—Kenneth Hott- .1982 inclusive.'-'7*: •'// ..3: 'rfe./:
.
-«/>
until
on
v
.
INCORPORATED
HAyden, Miller % Co..
1973
bids
sealed
Jan: 29 for the pur¬
chase Of $40,000 various improve¬
ment: bonds. Dated, Feb.v l
1962.
(EST)
Due
-
.tUSfr:
receive
1
from
Westheimer & Company
Offering—J. L. Chretien,
Town 7 Secretary-Treasurer, " will k
$285,000
75,000
\w:
Bond
follows:
as
165,000 as 3.40s.
Shearson, Hammill 6 Co.
3.29%,
-
@FedFRASER