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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
RAILROAD
N
AMP Inc.—Record
New York 7, N. Y.,
6129
Number
195
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Sales, Earnings—
Monday, January 29, 1962
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
INSURANCE
•
and
'■*
sales and earnings of AMP, its domestic and
European subsidiaries 'and
its affiliate,' Pamcor, -Inc.L in ..the year?■ *>*
ended Dec. 31, 1961,- set new records,- the company, announced. today.-r>.L
Combined sales for the year ended Dec, 31, 1961, are. estimated'-, at1 •"
$59,200,000, up 10%
over the previous
record of- $53,904,779 set-in; x:,
the year, ended Dec.
31', 1960. «.*..?
7
J
-Combined
1961
net
income ' is?, estimated .-rat* a. record
$6,290,000, ii
•
•'equal -to- $1,04--per endorsed share; an ; ih,crease, oLU2-%:- oyer, com- vV
bined net
income of $5,618,346, equal to
93 cents-in r.the 12.months
"to
Dec. *31,
I960.' Per share figures for 1960 are restated to -reflect;
a
three-for-one split .which became effective- May 5,,. 1961..\
7
Despite the further sharp improvement in sales during. 1961, new
orders
during the year continued to exceed shipments. At the close
-"of 1961, AMP's backlog of unfilled orders was $11,850,000 compared
with $10,750,000 at Dec. 31,
I960.—V. 194, p.'2217. V •'
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combined
Preliminary
management
The
'•New York
Stock
Exchange_ll-i_____L—.
the
new
own
36
r
•
,
Debentures-are
7
class
into
per-share.—V.
A [common
191,
;stock.,,to. Feb.
Stock
14
Stock
7
Preliminary
statistics
corporation .topped
indicate
million
$55
that', fourth
reached
and
ther
rsales
of
".
Jan.
to
The
the
at
the
the
million
$3
of
nine
pushed
tperlormance
than
end
first
the
third
months
the full
above
The" Marine
Midland
,
1960,
than
more
were
$9
•-
.J?
^
fcompany
B.
Amsted
sewer
coatings
Ended
Net
taxes
after
Earned,
.
31-—!"
Dec.
38
"-V
7 ;,
per
.Number
—V;
common
of
194,
Transactions New York Stock
Group—To
'•
r-V-v
--V--i
,
On Jan, 22, 1962 it was reported that'
C
is
offering to purchase
"at. $10,625
until
:,or
net
purchasing
Bond
agent,,
250,000
to
up
share
per
terminated.
with
.y:'-'•>;
Frferes
Acceptance
of
to
&
the
offer
Share's
holdings
from
49.6%
stock.—V. 195,'p. T.
v 'k ...
&
standing
to
j
will,
'
.«
increase
of
the
is
Federal
-
-Record
the
first-quarter
corporation
for
' net
the
"
three
months
the
of
sales
of
period
fiscal
company's
year.
31,
•'
Net
•of
a
year
cents a share,, after
the
somewhat
lower
55
or
said
Romney
the
due
was
generally
M.
various
phases
•■levels,"
trend
increased
in
of
return
-
1
costs,
the
£
record
of
model
'■
,
tools,
relatively
and
the
reached
third
company's
record; of
."■
%>
.
.
<
position in the
total
-'"v.-"-V. ■*.'
•
,
automobile
lower
It
automobile
"
industry for
reaching
1961,;
quarterly
units, against 106,376 in. the December quarter a
Rambler sales for October, November arid December set
ago..
records; for each
of
these
months^ he ' said.; Kelvinator domestic
sales
(refrigerators, freezers,
ranges,
etc.) during the quarter gained more than 20%
period of last year,, he said.—V". 195, „p.
laundry
the
This
corporation,
with
the
of 320
SEC
comparable
be made on a
on
Jari.
New
filed
York,
a
;
registration
of
Corp.,
public
24
sale at $10 per
(wholly owned by Jules Yablock, President-and
Board
s
be
reimbursed-by the-company for-'ail'-its expenses directlyto! this-offering-not to excebd $55*000-"which"' must be ac- »
counted for-to-the company and which'includes •discounts of not
to
exceed $0:50 per share to be granted to certain dealers.
The statement
also includes
to
commence
engage,
in
activities
it
n \
C
' ■*>»
n
in;
Dallas,
Texas,
and
The
Howard
w)U be
operated
name
Equipment
American
as
Clay
a Florence, N. J., maker
pipe fittings, valves, and
Products
Pipe
Division,
pipe
pressure
194,
located
for
in
Council
mains
water
Bluffs,
and
began
2219.
p.
& Telegraph Co.—Debens. Reg'd
filed a
registration
$300,000,000 of debentures
public sale at competitive bidding Feb. 14.
for
from the debenture sale will be used for
its
to
companies,
for
companies,
for
advances
to
purchase of stock offered
extensions,
additions
and
telephone
plant, and for general corporate
company and its principal
$2,658,000,000 for 1960 and $2,700,000,000
anticipated that such expenditures for 1962 will
own
expenditures by the
class
A
shares
at
$1
per
share
to
194, p. 2768.
organizers
•
\
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.
•
,
'
'
■
^
in
will be
which
will
150,000
receive
Foundries,
this
issue.
:
the
of
construction
company's
1962.—V.
192,
p.
program,
302.
estimated
%
•
at
$55,000,000
,
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Quarterly Report—
company
and
its
sales of
$20,219,493
wholly-owned
in the three
the
first
company's
227,601
quarter
in
the
of
the
period
same
a
year
subsidiaries
months
fiscal
had
ended
consolidated
Dec.
compared
year,
31,
with
Frederick Machlin,
ago,
the
$23,-
.
Factors
and
1961,
President,
reported.
contributing
export
foam
sales
rubber
to
the
the
and
decline
included
drop
a
in
<
government
completion- of
Armstrong's withdrawal from
The company discontinued its foam rubber
business.
production during fiscal 1961 and the liquidation of inventory was
completed during that year.
Mr. Mfechlin said that a
continuing improvement in plant efficiencies
of the
and
<
'*•
a
the
effect
successful
of
consolidated
amounted
to
cost
lower
reduction
sales
income
net
on
for
had
program
earnings.
the
first
$735,785,
against $786,422
earnings
amounted
offset to
a large extent
provision for taxes,
After
three
in
months
the
first
of
fiscal
fiscal
1962
quarter
of
1961.
Per
share
quarter
cents
made on" a best efforts basis (all of none as to
by ' Preferred Securities, Inc.,
of Phoenix,
25 cents per share commission and $25,000 for
1,704,069 common shares
the corresponding quarter a
of
shares.
Consolidated
from
The-statement also includes 25,000 shares underlying fouryear warrants to be conditionally sold to the underwriter at one cent
each, exercisable at $2.50 per share.
-
the
Chemical
Dec.
,
to. 43
on
in
number
expenses.
•
Steel
The
shares)
a
the
pre¬
1503.
p.
net
and
company
offering
has
been
appointed by
agent for its cumulative
Co.
transfer
194,
with
cost
registration
first
Trust
York
series.—V.
subsidiary of American Electric Power Co. Inc., has filed a pro¬
the SEC under the Holding Company Act to issue notes to
banks during 1962 in amounts
aggregating $42,000,000; and the Com¬
mission has issued an order giving interested
persons until Feb. 5 to
request a hearing thereon. The funds will be used to pay part of the
American Space Exploration, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
The
York
New
as
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
This
a
;■'
New
act
5%
American
posal
8,000
present stockholders as a group will own 29.99%
Bank
Works
Appalachian Power Co.—Proposed Note Sale—
8,000 class B shares.
the
Water
Amsted Industries Inc.—New Name—
Johnson
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'A
f
n-ttrth
X-.
a
am
—1
.
—
A Ik
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•
IX iL
•
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a
'
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c.onnecyoa,.^ithja^peHain^property./•;V-*'ibulMtog^
.
Foundries
American
31,
cents
in
the
Dec.
31,
1961
outstanding,
year
compared with 46
earlier based on the same
'
income
before
taxes
included
company's
28.6%
owned
affiliate,
Corp.
This compares with $90,000
I960.—V. 195, p. 111.
dividends
of
$110,000
Copolymer Rubber
&
the quarter ended
in
(1>
The company? was, organized
by Yablock,
oia
approximated
stock,
See
C.
•
rv-
iron
Construction
Chemical
a
210,775 olass A and 60,660 class B shares, to be offered.
Organized under Delaware law in-October, 1961,'the company prothe cpmpariy,,iii. exchange,;for;,outstanding interests, of partners in--1 ^ poses to manufacture and sell digital voltmeters, digital chonometers
Essex
Green Shopping Plaza
Associates, a-limited partnership,, and
and solid state counters.
To date,' the'company has not commenced
AA/i
t
V*
f A
A
t
J
li
if
"(2), 5,6.0(1 class, jy scares % be offqredi W- ex^hange^. witlj Uiriklbr Man-• commercial productionTahd has' not significant • operating history. The
•agemerit Corporation: (if the. exchange bJfcr;
consummated IV
con*'. ,'$394,500 estimated net proceeds- from the stock sale (assuming all
sidex'ayoh^qf the cancellation of a $75,000 indebtedness ,owed (o Dirikler ;:,;shares are 80ld) will be used for one year's rental payments on a
/
Griffin
offered
proceeds
corporation to
Arviti
; by
•
the
encompass
1961, and it is
higher than for 1961.—V.
ferred
-
-attributable
'
N.
their, associates,
the
Chairman
The underwriter will receive $10,000 for expenses and
'
will
it
-
to
will
add ;in
excess
of
10%
to
ASF's
subsidiary* Griffin Pip6 Products Co., has been
ASF's Griffin Pipe Division and the two
new,
cast
be
subsidiaries
the
Inn,
Asheville,
*
of the company).
To
of 3910 South Kalamath St., Englewood, Colo., filed
statement with the SEC on Jan. 22 covering 250,000
shares- of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
a
■
.Corp.
Corp.,
Tropicana
company's
This
covering 315,000 shares of class A
share; The offering will
best efforts all'Or nothing basis riy Interamerica Securities
stock,, to be offered for
,
Cor^-—Class A: Registered—;
Park Avenue,
business.
stock
110,000
•
statement
estate
company's outstanding class A stock and 100% of the outstanding class
B stock if all the said transactions (including 100%
acceptance of the
exchange offer ) are, consummated.
'
"
American Phoenix
real
class B shares at 10 cents per share
Yablock, and 110,000 class A shares at $1 per share to Venture Fund¬
the
equipment,
over
of
efforts
subsidiary of Amsted Industries.
a
1960.—V.
to
purposes.
wholly-owned subsidiary of Transcontinental.
All the
organizers are management officials of the company, have purchased
stock from the company, have interests In Essex Green Shopping Plaza
Associates and own stock (less than 3%m)
of Transcontinental.
AH of
112,101
appliance
sold
ing
new
a
Gittler,. Vice-Presidents,
Louis
and
the
Management,
Lodge,
the
certain
'u
of
The company has outstanding 220,000 class A and
.»'
to
sales
in
company's Transportation
divisions
What Cheer
The
in
improvements
47
The $2,995,000 estimated net proceeds
sale to the public (together with $130,000 of existing
working capital) will be used as follows: $500,000 for the purchase of a
joint venture interest in the Carlton Terrace Apartments; $1,000,000 as
a
payment toward the purchase price of the Howard Johnson Hotel
(total purchase price $1,160,000); $825,000 as a payment toward the
purchase of the Saga Motor Hotel (total purchase price $1,500,000);
and $800,000 as a payment toward the purchase of the Tropicana Inn
(total purchase price $1,825,000).
•
i '
;
said.
Clearings.---
48-acre center located
a
The
Motor
-from
,L
dollar
-
Romney
Bank
acquire,
Investing
Calif.,
■
Harrison
to
Dinkier
from
period '
$12,521,000.;.
on
amortization
production
of
net
in West Orange, N. J.; and to acquire
wholly-owned subsidiary of Transconti¬
following properties (to be managed by
Dinkier for the company): a joint venture interest in the Carlton Ter¬
race Apartments,
Bal Harbour, Fla., The Saga Motor Hotel, Anaheim;
Center,
sharply increased product value, thus foregoing maximum
as part
of our continuing' program
to gain the'im- long-range benefits of building up to higher sales' volume"
Rambler
I new
;.'H *
comparable
the
These
subsidiary and associated
for
subscription by such
through the exchange offer, capital interests of
Green Shopping Plaza Associates, owner of Essex Green Shopping
Essex
by
first
profits
portant
year
further
taxes
Course
Harvey
nental
...
adoption
operations
acquisitions
American
■
the
below
The
48
.-
be
have
current
with
to
upward
product, prices.
"We
slightly
were
two
makes
1994,
for
after
$10,163,324,
volume
taxes
Inc.,
sales. A
and will
due
"
For the first quarter they totaled $9,220,018, or 50 cents
taxes
of $10,825,000; A
year
ago,
earnings totaled.
ago.
share,
a
jV
v
after
earnings
48
-
31
Making the report, President George Romney said the record figure
Vrepresents a 5.1% increase over net sales of $277,618,039 in the first
\
System-
^
out¬
the
the
forward
company
This
company
of
195
Broadway,
New
York,
statement with the SEC on Jan. 19 covering
Electric
total
1961,
major step
of
the
announced
were
*
i 1961 fiscal quarter.
Reserve
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks_-
The
Up, Net Down—;
December
shareholders
"a
nature
year
describe
American Telephone
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
v,'\
$291,890,262
ended
and
Iowa,
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
proposes
American Motors Corp.—Sales
1
announced
The
operation
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
company
City,
.
'
11
^
until May
York
53%
L
the
of
open,
New
the 60
said
and
acquisitions.
2
Bond, .^c Share,-Co.;
remain
Co.,
corporate
stockholders'
and
was
formed
1
Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates__l--_—
r.:
shares
common
the. offer
Lazard
^qctric
is
annual
Co., a producer of clay
fittings located at What Cheer, Iowa.
by Joseph B. Lanterman, ASF President.
purchase of both companies is for an undisclosed amount of
pipe
annual
Dividends Declared
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Stock Pur. Offer
..
hydrants,
cash.
55
V' r»'{-
'
'■
fire
,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead-1.
and City Bond Offerings-
Holding Co."
Form
Channing Corp.,-; this-Issue? < Mu»- '-"if
59th
company will acquire R. D. Wood Co.,
cast iron pressure pipe for water
mains,
of
38
State
2653.,"
Agricultural Insurance
company's
25.
•
Jan.
company's
name
diversified
divisions.
Foundries
The
~
r.
to
Hammond
This
r.
y* See
effective
the
Approved—
the
The
Exchange..,, 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange—
"
.
common
p.
change
Acquisitions—
% ;% •;
^ >^3.961 ^ 1960
$12,838,849 $10,451,833
—A 701,724
146,074
share_L_i.ii-—'..i;.S>.,$0.55.
$0,12
shares _l
i.___. Vl.,269,866
.1,266,189
—
to
Inc.,
at
Industries
the
Lanterman
Steel
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—___
place
would be retained to
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices._i_
38
'■
?
will
He noted the company, in the past 12
years;
has
the steel foundry business into roller chains and
precision machine tools, cast iron pressure pipe, clay
valves, fire hydrants; and the nnDli-^tion of protective
steel pipe for the oil and gas industries.
pipe,
Mr.
General Corporation and Investment News__
sales
to
all
If
.
■*
Period
sold
promoters
small
and
Miscellaneous Features
'Net
share.
per
and
beyond
has. been: ap-7%
York
of;, New
were
$1
public."
39
Markets
voted
Chicago.
Lanterman, President,- told
sprockets,
sewer
Inc.-^Appointment-^
Trust
■
stock,
shares
50,000
cash at
officials
for
in
expanded
44
million-.,
the strong fourth quarter
volume to $191 million,, more;,
level.—V.;-194,:p, #37.
general
39
___ _
took
held
new
40
but
sales
year%
the-i960
Aerological Research,
V,
quarter
of
which
management
Industries
communicate
<Over-the-counter
.
Sales
-
.
to
•'.^Toronto Stock Exchange.._______
Highest' leyerfor
of
and
promoters
stockholders
action
Joseph
36
_______
Canadian Stock Exchange,—
<;
23
Amsted
meeting
r
period since 1955, Vincent Barreca, executive' vice president,, announced;
A sharp pre-Chriatmas.increase
pushed the quarter's sale^ to 30% "
.above the 1960 figure of $42,883,208, the Admiral official .said.
'behind
Coast Stock
'^Montreal Stock Ex change
'
the
and
sold,
are
"
38
Exchange^—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange____ 38
Pittsburgh Stock.. Exchange—
38
•
t^
quarte
outstanding
American Steel Foundries—Name Change
On
36
——-----
Pacific
15, .v;',
such
of the outstanding stock of the company acquired at a cost
$26,187, and the public will own 58.7% at a cost of $500,000.
about
name
47
_
' >,%; '.-.
381.;•;.
p..
Admiral Corp.-—Sales Up Sharply-—
•
/
convertible
inclusive-at $4.02
investment),
officials
shares
.
1959,
Of
35.5%
of
27
Exchange-_i___l-„___-______
Cincinnati Stock Exchange,
J
Detroit Stock Exchange_____
Midwest Stock Exchange,
Boston
'
r.
56.2%.
group
26
American
1
a
electronic
cash
management
Exchange (Stocks)New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)-
/
as
issued to organizers in exchange for certain designs,
materials
(in
which • such
persons
had
no
were
and
.
l*"','-"74 .V'*Page
VV;f.;/v"!'v
.
corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 15, next, through
operation of the sinking fund,, $19,000. of; its 6^2 %. convertible de-7.
bentures/ due ApriL .1,
1968 ; at 100%; plus,. frccrued inrte.rest,.payment ,.
:will be made at the First-'National Bank,: Chicago, -111- ~ '.■<
7y;
officials
126,082 shares
/
;
Bill
material
for
has
outstanding 176,082 shares of common stock, of
M. Tomberlin, Board Chairman and President, and Marshall
Vice-President, own 16.1%
and
24.4%, respectively, and
processes
•
Inc.—fParbal RedejTQption—
of components and machinery and test equipment,
sales promotion, and for working capital.
and
Johnston,
Stock and Bond Quotations
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
•
company
which
% In,'This Issue
.
Adams Engineering Co.,
The
.
.
.v
inventory
advertising
'
$1.25
under
rDelawarei.Jdw*^
one year's salaries -for1 executives and non-affiliated persons,
in-^^ Decemberr 4961u«lor-development^of additional production.models of products and pro-,
a: director•;arid ?L'*,duction testing. and. shakedown expense, for purchase of raw materials
Sam< Nadelson, Treasurer,'o.7 Taft. Nelson;
The
*
Industries, Ine^—Acquisition—
company
will
all of the common stock of Westgate
Springs, Ohio, as of Jan. 31, 1962, it has
Stonectpher, President of Arvin.
'
The acquisition, in which
7,353 shared of Arvin capital stock will be
exchanged for the common stock of Westgate, follows a loan and
Laboratory,
been
Inc: of
announced
acquire
Yellow
by E. H.
option agreement that
Westgate
will
be
was
entered
operated
as
a
into Dec.
30,
wholly-owned
1960.
subsidiary
of
Arvin
The Commercial and
2
continue
Charles Colbert, founder of Westgate
will
as President,
and no change in management personnel is contemplated
at
this
time.
Plant, laboratory and office facilities • will remain
Yellow
Springs.
/ r
Inc.
Industries,
in
optics,
engaged in work in the fields of electronics,
communications and related areas for both the military and
is
Westgate
of
ment
new
manufactures
Arvin
of
the
with
to
also
v\
Monday, January ,29, 1962
.
holders
Registered
The
In
addition
505.538
..
of
common
stock split)
k
board
recounted the oncoming week's - "-indomitable demand" lor
sciuor ueot capital wnich aid occur—but more so. Two big surprises added to the
flotation docket provided excitement and indicated a less than optimistic reaction
of the investment community to those economic portions of the President's State
of the Union, Economic and Budget addresses to Congress on the business outlook.
Also conditioning the investor's appetite for fixed interest rate senior capital were
such factors as liberal Federal Reserve policies and swollen supply of savings, attrac- ,
tive non-callable provisions inserted into many of the bond issues, and the relatively
generous yields—particularly when viewed in terms of the return on equities.
Were it not for this, one could expect issuers to pay higher yields for this stage ;
U.
which
Associated's
that
noted
times in
7.
74 Vz s—-
not
.
■&
7
_
on
J.
annual
7
meeting
dividend
and
previously
company
'May
on
21, > 1962/
plans
of ' the
split the
At
to - in,crease
Mr. McKim
stock,
has' increased
its
dividend
five
past seven years.—V. 194, p. 1051.
/^Maturity.?:"]#on-Callable ^
% Yield
4.15
—1974
4.35
1977
_
..
shares outstanding.
common
4.48
Until Maturity
4.04
1980
„—„1982
_—i—-
10
1987
71/2
_-
'
4.5
..
years
r
4.5
years,
-
S. obligation but is exempt from state-local taxes and
'••■"/,■.• -7; .7.'';
J
from U. S._ taxes,
The F.N.M.A.s size was "double the $100 million I.B.R.& D. announced
,
the
pasis of
place the new common
McKim.
Chairman,
to
Robert
announcement
4*4s_—J———^A977
77 *Not a
? 7,.,
the
the
,
stock
common
the
the
I.B.R.& D. 41/^s_-______
*T. V. A.
intends
basis,
Split—
Stock
stock
common
will
at
connection -with
Government 4s
S.
its
directors
of
dividend
I.B.R.&D. 4V2S--
This space a week ago
split
to
present, Associated has 1,902,772
of Jan. 23^-j.
F.N.M.A.
■
.
.
split,
U. S. Government 3%s
SIDNEY BROWN
By
as
plans
stockholders
ciated's
to a recent
Bonoff, Board Chairman
Financing
,•;■
■
,
Goods Corp.—Proposed
Dry
annual
stock
In
Issues
Corporate and Municipal
the
/;
..
seven
increase the authorized common stock
to 6,000,000 shares of 50 cents par value from tl)e present authorized
issue of 3,000,000 share?"of $1
par value, will be voted on'.by- Asso-
giying, effect
pf which Morris A.
and
$1.40
a
The
the company has outstanding
(after
stock
a
announced.
.
certain indebtedness,"
to
shares
two-forgone
leans.
•
corporation
2-for-l,
on
and equipment at the new
bank
■
sell
to
propose
Associated
standing
Inc.-—Common
who
shares.
distributes
for
director, own 97/t466 and
to sell 22,000 and 24,000
other selling stock¬
amounts-ranging from 1,000 to 15,000
Michalover,
Joseph
and
shares,
respectively. They propose
respectively. The prospectus lists
shares,
products in the form of hospital pads and diapers; and
plastic and fibreboard hampers used by diaper service customers
soiled diapers. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of addi¬
tional stock, $85,000 will be used to purchase and install additional
machinery
President,
70,016
the
SEC
2219.
Madison Ave., New York, filed a registration
on Jan. 17 covering 160,000 shares of com¬
mon ' stock,
of. whicfr 60,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
by thfe company and 100,000 shares, being/ outstanding stock, by the
holders thereof. The offering will be made at $7.50 per share througn
underwriters
headed by Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc.,
which will
•receive
a
$.488 per share commission and $36,000 for expenses. The
company
sold
149
Associated Baby Services*
This
statement
and
includes 15,000 shares underlying four-year. warrants
underwriters for $150, exercisable at $7.50 per share.
The company operates diaper services in
11 metropolitan areas in
10 states,
linen supply businesses in Houston ■ and New Orleans, and
a
laundry and dry cleaning establishment in New Orleans; publishes
"Baby Talk" Magazine in the infant field with distribution throughout
the
United
States and
Canada; manufactures and sells disposable
statement
nouad Brook, New Jersey plant
of
the "Blessings" Disposable Products Division and at the existing
Elmhurst,
New York plant -of the Diaper Service Division,, and
the'
balance will be added
to working capital and used to reduce out¬
and
heat
end replacement
heaters, primary electiic
automotive original equipment
radios and phonographs, electric space
metal outdoor furniture.—V. 194, p.
parts,
private
and develop¬
specializes in the original design
instruments and systems in these fields.
The company
industry.
Financial Chronicle
(518)
■
surprisingly
"'7'"
on.
but it provided compete nonredemptien for its 15-year:life as against
10-year, noncallability of the 20-vear $100 million World Bank issue. The T.V.A. runs
-lO years longer and offers half the callability protection plus/certain tax.advantages.
In fact the World Bank's existing 4V2s maturing in
1977—the same year as the
.Tuesday*
.
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V-V; -V
Massachusetts Turnpike. $180. million 4%s
F.N.M.A.—was yielding 4.35% that day. The Treasury's 4s running to; 1980 yielded
and 4%-5% "Boston Extension" bonds, with two strikes at bat, successfully nego-? :
4.04% on. January 23. -That the F.N.M:A. should depart so much from these yields
tiated by Allen & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and. Tripp & Co.
suggests either it-ought to bargain with an underwriter or engage in competitive
The astute underwriters will offer the series this week at par-according to present.,
bidding if it wishes to seek the lowest cost—especially now that it has extended itself
plans. The other surprise—pushed by the Treasury—was the International Bank .for '
so firmly into the long-term capital market.
//
. v
,
- v.;
Reconstruction's 4%% $100 million bond issue, non-callable for 10 years and priced „
at par. Details of these and the many other issues offered are recapitulated in the
- -
of the business cycle.
One
of
pages
.
the two surprise
..
,
issues was the
surrounding this column.
1
path clear for the
Treasury's close to $11 billion refinancing.
THIS WEEK'S LIGHT
FLOAT'/'
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STOCK COMPOSITION
The tables below reveal
*
Stocks
Corporates
.7■
$71,402,000
67,891,950
60,739,000
92,526,000.
"$86,660,800
.
--7"/;.
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Total
Total of Both
Municipals*/ Financings
/
$182,400,800
$95,740,000
117,471,950
243,262.000'
387,244,000
226,960,000
144,126,000
/
12,000,000
360,733,950'
614,204,000
156,126,000
»
$292,558,950 * $735,502,750
$400,504,650 $1,189,068,450
$577,962,000 $1,3137464,750
$589,498,000 $1,778,566,450
26, 1961—Ji- $110,172,500 $1,009,594,470 $1,119,767,200
Jan.
$252,993,000 $1,372,760,200
million
$1
or
more/Does not include $106 million Md. State Roads Comm.
($78
Dept\ of Del. ($28 million): expected in February.
million) and the State Hwy.
TOTAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS' BACKLOG
Jan. 26,1961
Last Week
This Week
$640,418,800 (38)
dates-—'
bonds with,
bonds without dates--?
.
$972,638,800
(43)
$261,649,800
(31)
101,784,500
(33)
96,368,350
111,044,500
1
$751,463,300 (69)
Corp. stocks with dates_ _ -—_
7;-'
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.
_
,
bohds-^——
.
...
.xl_
,
/
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^
, ■
Total stocks!-f-_—j;___-
,
—
$576,024,000 (259 )J-
•41
^
$1,043,399,650
"
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557*642,000(337)
203,254*156
|$913,530,800(586): $1*133,666,000(596) -.$1,246,653,800
"
Total
corporates_-i-i-_—VL_*$1,664,994,100(655)
$2,208;089,300(672)
$1,604,671,950
Total
;
municipals with dates—
$780,137,000(102)
$773,753,000(109)
$397,097,000
parentheses denote number of issues. They exclude such non-public offer¬
exchanges; employee stock purchases, savings and similar plans; from timeto-time sales. Includes new capital to the firm as well as refundings,- secondaries,
r
Data in
ings
as
investment
*
•
Includes
cos.,
■■
banks, insurance cos.
million in three preferreds with dates
$11.5
and $16,110,000 in five
preferreds without dates; 50 issues of $300,000 or less with target dates and 108 of
those smaller issues without dates; and $17,445,000 in three equipment trust certifi¬
cates with dates.
"
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•
INDETERMINATE
BACKLOG
4,'.
supply of corporate public
\
"/ Data consist
/
This Week
Corporate stocks and bonds.——
However, it is down from last week's
___$$890,000,000
j Last Week
$925,500,000
of nonfinalized financing1
Air Line RR. plans to sell $5,565,000 equipment trust
'
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\
certificates later this year..;
'
passed marked an unusual rise in the amount of equity funds raised
capital market., During 1961, according to the SEC's figures, new common.
stock offerings, including the $960 million A.T.&TV rights offering, amounted to $3.3
billion—an all-time peak and double the 1960 total. .Total- stock and bond issues,
; 505,947,500(356).
.
^Corp./stacks withbiit dates--
$358,018,150
$1,074,423*300 (76)
$407,583,300(230)
Total
GIVES WAY TO BONDS
date.
51,600,000
••vw:.; rw
AND BACKLOG'S
marked attrition in the four-week
compared to last year's corresponding
bjiip J-
week-.-^-w- $788,563,800
Last
•
offerings even though the A.T.&T $300 million debenture bidding date.(Feb., 14) is
within this period ahead. Nevertheless, the total corporate dollar backlog of securities
with and without tentatively assigned sales dates coincidentally remains unchanged
tally.
tn
V'7-7' Total:,J$442,943,800
of PERSONAL PROPERTY LEASING CO.
FOUR-WEEK VISIBLES DECLINE
i9-Feb«24.:.
Feb.
i
$2 million in debentures
s
-
Wednesday (Jan. 31) Goldman. Sachs. & Co. will underwrite McCALL CORP.
$9,983,000 debentures as rights offering to stockholders with rights mailed Jan. 31
and to expire Feb. 16. That dav has scheduled $18,220,000 STATE OF DELAWARE,
and $14 million LOS ANGELES, CALIF, During the week, these issues may appear:
200,000 shares of MAXAM, INC., common* 215,000 shares of SHATTERPROOF
GLASS CORP.; common: 154,000 shares of VIRGINIA DARE STORES \ CORP:*
common;
-
$15,258,800
P ; Feb,' 5-lFeb: )0- -V -49,580,000
./i* Feb, 13-Feb- 17n—-- 326,505,000
.?,y
Total7
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OFFERINGS'-SUPPLY
Corporate
*
Jan. 29-Feb.
activity this week with 28 issues of $1 million or more. The only large corporate debt offering is a stockholders'riahts issue, described;,
below. Corporate bonds scheduled total $15,258,800 and larger tax-exempts add ud
to $95.7 million.
On Tue«dav (Jan. 30) ROITLDFR & WELD COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICTS will offer $4,050,000 and GRAND ISLAND C.S.D. NO: 1. N. Y. will Offer
$4,376,000. WORLDWIDE FUND, LTD., vm Burnham & Co. is tentatively expected
to come out with its $10 million share offering /filed Sept. 19Y: on that day or the
.next, Troster, Singer & Co. may offer units of COMMUNITY CHARGE PLAN (filed
Sept. 22) which includes $3.6 million 6% subordinated debentures plus warrants,
216,000 shares of common.
Corporate
..v'.-v7Bonds
.7'•
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MunicinaJs will present the most
and
28-DAY PUBLIC
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notwithstanding, and despite the anticipated Treasury announce¬
ment of this week regarding its redemption plans for three February maturing note
issues <$647 million. 3%s, $1,435 million 4s and $9.098- 3x/4si and todav's new £100
•million cash Treasury i3-week bills ($1.2 billion oL new 13-week- bills to replace
$1.1 billion coming due, and $600 million 26-week bills to replace an equaF&mount
bond prices stayed relatively firm with offerings going for the; most-part, attend •
above par. This was true for Australia's $30 million Single A75^%.j7bqnds-^hifch
started out below but quickly snapped.above par; $100. million California bonds at
a surprisingly low cost to the State and attesting to the advantages
of competitive
bidding;' TVA's AAA rated $45 million competitive bid offering non-refundable for
7V2 years; W. T. Grant Co.'s single A 15-year non-call $35 million 4%% sinking:
fund debentures; Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. ?25 million „4%s single A ,5-year.7
non-call debentures: Texas Power & Light Co.'s $10 million double A 45/«s deben¬
tures: $18.5 million Kansas City, Mo.; Georgia Rural Road Auth. $15.6 million; and,
last but not least. F.N.M.A.'s $200 million non-callable 4V?%
15-year debentures
at 4.88% yield. The largest—and it was large—eauity flotation was the Southern
California Edison's $44,437,500 offering in 1.5 million" shares of stock- via First
Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co. Except for the latter, debt issues scored an
immessive financing week, that Jeft the market a bit out. of breath and paved, the
The heavy float
LARGER
ISSUES
AHEAD
>
./
The year just
expected during the next few/weeks
/are as follows:
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Week oj Feb. 5-Feb. 10: 147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF
including private placements, came to $12,894 million and just barely squeezed ahead
NEW YORK, common; 163,600 shares of COLUMBUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC.,
of 1957's record high, then, of $12,883 million. Total public offerings came to $8,154
common; 500,600: shares of FIRST HARTFORD REALTY CORP., common; $8 million
million and private placements were $4,740 million. Of interest in the year-to-year
in debentures of SHERATON CORP. OF AMERICA; 30 million shares of TOKYO
SHIBURA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. ("TOSHIBA"), common: $3 million WESTATES
backlog comparison is the almost complete about-face in the stock and bond composition of the pending offering schedule.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CORP.* units;. $50 million WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
Now that we are undergoing an economic expansion, bond issuers find it incongru¬
/CO., debentures; $4,305,560 COMMONWEALTH REALTY TRUST, shares; $9, million :
: ELIZABETHTOWN.WATER CO., debs.; $6,840,000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO,, equip,
ously intriguing that their issues are highly desired. The D-J industrial average is trust ctfs.; $10,500,000 EL PASO ELEC. CO.; bonds; $6,450,000 CHICAGO; BURLING¬
down from the December level (734.91 on Dec. 13, 1961) to 696.5 closing oh Jan.-25,
TON & QUINCY RRl, equip trust ctfs.; 170,000. shs. of FLUKE (JOHN) MFG. CO.,
1962, but it still beckons the issuer with its unusually high P/E prospects.
INC., com.; and in municipals^-$6,750,000 ANNE. ARUNDEL CO., MD.; $4 million
$200 MILLION F.NJVI.A. YIELD FIXED MOST ATTRACTIVELY
BOULDER, COLO.; $7 million COLUMBUS CITY SCH. DIST., OHIO; $8,910,000 DE
F.N.M.A.'s public offering of last week was extremely well received. The $200 million V V KALB COUNTY, GA./'$25 milUon MICHIGAN (STATE OF); $42 million NEW
JERSEY (STATE: OF); $6 million OAKLAND COUNTY, MICH.; $73*550,000 PUB15-year 4%% secondary market operations debentures attests :to the appeal of the'.
•: LIC HOUSING AUTHORITIES; $12,676,000 ST^ LOUIS, M0.; $6,750,000 WASHINGreturn it fixed—priced at 100 y* to yield 4.48% per annum. It is believed here* how- V
/ TON: TWP -rMARION CO., H. S., • BLGD. CORP., IND.; $7 million
HARRIS CO.
ever, that an issue of this nature undeservedly costs itself a higher basis point spread V FLOOD CONTROL DlSTTRICT, TEXAS; $6 million OAKLAND) CALIF.; $5 million ?
than comparable issues. The information culled below, should indicate why it was
WAYNE COtJNTY,"MICH.r ■
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such a sell-out.'
.' '• '
*
/.-././V;
in
the
'
'
The
larger corporate
and municipal issues
'
,
*
.
,
.
r
.
jl
This
of
of
be made at .
195, p. 215. '
Sept. 1, 1962 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will
the First National City Trust Co., 55 Wall St., N. Y.—V.
Boston
(Otto) Bernz Co., Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—Reyn¬
& Co., New York City,, headed an
underwriting
group which offered for public sale on Jan. 24, 175,000
shares of this firm's class A stock at $11 per share.
Of
the total, 125,000 share3 wei;e sold for the
company and
50,000 for certain stockholders.
of
one
air.
and
.
The
Offered—Pursuant to a
Jan'. 15, 1962 offering circular, J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt >
Lake City, Utah, is offering publicly, 30,000 shares of *
this firm's common stock at $10 per share. Net proceeds,
estimated * at $255,000; ' Will be added to the working:
capital of the company and used for possible expansion. ;
Atlas
company,
automobile/radios
Hotels, Inc.—Common
company has several products in this field near completion,
said, and they will be marketed in the near future.
Housman
Mr.
Radid's
Automatic
first
a
quarter'of
year
anticipate
fiscal
that
reported
year
about
are
based'on the
sales
the
for
; Automatic Radio sales
.
also
executive
-current
outlook for new
yeaf would be
$15,308,000.—V. 195,
to
3.
p.
:
the
over
State
year,
of
various
M.
,
.
ahd
for.
New
Company
York
forms
of
repayment
at
$1,140,000,
debt,
of
working .capital.
BUSINESS—The
Would
Last
for .the
company
products,
.
he
record.
a
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds,'estimated
the
for
12%
""
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car.:sales,
current
were
sales
10
r
^,Hq^saiJ'that
.
chief
the
ago.
in
1946
to
successor
engaged
Hotel
of 500 Hotel Circle, San Diego, is
Baltimore
organization
since
-
Kings Inn, both of which are located in the Mission
Valley area of. San Diego, Calif. The Town and Country Hotel and v
the Kings Inn have approximately 198 and 140 guest rooms,
respec¬
tively, and, in addition, pro;ide facilities such as swimming pools, *
hotel
and
owned
was
operated
by
20,
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
This
stock
Common
—V.
194,
(no
2655.
p.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
par)
139,940 shs.
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<
ment
;
corporation
also
(Commonwealth of)
Bonds Offered
—
—
City, has resigned
stocks of the cor¬
New York
preferred
and
stock
the
for
West
at
be
10
270
of
includes
to
warrants
holders
Australia
Wall St.,
48
common
agent
is
Mr.
now
Chemical
'
R.
R.
Corp.,
propane-filled
The propane, which
Ferry
in
<
Road,
The offering was
W ORLD
signed
the
ceeds
of
oversubscribed.'
BANK LOAN—In
Bank
the
in
World
the
loan
will
Jan.
Bank
-
.
;
.
...
J
the Commonwealth
covering
23
loan
a
in
section
the
of
Trade
outstanding shares underlying five-year
principal underwriter by the selling stock¬
exercisable Initially at 110% of the offering
Australia.
not be re-.'*
deemable prior
to Jan.
15,
1972,
except through operation of the
sinking fund. The bonds will be redemable on and after, Jan. 15, 1972,
REDEMPTION
•
the
at
15,
option
1976,
of
Commonwealth
the
payment of up
a
retire
the
entire
to
issue
$840,000
102%
at
5-6%
to
will
including
and
Semi-annual
.
PROCEEDS—The
to
extent
required,
the
will
Commonwealth's
are
net
dollar
15-year
the
bonds
the
in
$1,016.88.
The
;
..
due
5%%
per
and
years
the
Bank's
commission of 1%
Reserve.
The loan
a
Special
amortization
Will
begin
Sept.
on
DESCRIPTION
to
be
the
become
the
zinc."
In
recent
15,
annum
per
has
to
term
of
a
1966.
"
-
of
The
•.
The
at
/
be
25
.
Commonwealth,,
States,
is
of
debt
V
;
{\
.
E.
A.
Ames
&
Inc.
600,000
and
Co.,
J
-
.
Bache
&
Baker,
Co
200,000
Weeks & Co
Co.
Blyth
Lehman
&
Alex.
Brown
Co.,
Inc.
&
& Co. Inc.
i
Co
&
&
600,000
Dillon,
Estabrook
&
850,000
300,000
Corp._
Fleming
200,000
Salomon
850,000
200,000
Shields
Co.
Inc
Sachs
Greenshields
&
Co.
&
Co.
Inc.
___
Hallgarten & Co._
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
.
Harriman
Inc.
Stone
Inc.
;
Hemphill,
&
Partial
Co.,
&
Co.
250,000
Co
been
called
for
operation
due
of the sinking fund,
1,
March
Guaranty
Bank,
1972
Trust
Co.,
55 Wall St.,
100%.
at
140
N.
$340,000
life
a
interest
30—
Report—
\
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Payment
Co.-
March
1,
1962,
a
Broadway,
Y.—V.
195,.
p.
or
at
fifteen year 5%
be
made
the
First
111.
at
the
owner
.
In
to
purchase
class
certain
50,000
11,334
4,666
6,834
2,666
Co
Inc
Co.
&
6,832
2,668
5,000
R.
2,000
2,000
Co.
L,
Day
Co
&
&
&
5,000
2,000
5,000
2,000
5,000
Co.—
2,000
5,000
Co
2,000
5,000
Inc.—:—
2,000
5,000
1715.
p.
20,000
5,000
&
Eichler
Ryons
Selling
Stockholders
Company
&
Noyes
&
the
Inc.--
&
2,000
5,000
2,000
5,000
-
company.;hfts
roll
2,000
>
,
:
-
purchased.tfor
an-vundisclosed
sum
of
money
& Roach,
Inc., Syracuse, N. Y., manufacturer
forming,
addition
the
to
bending
the
straightening
and
Roach
&
Kane
machinery.
Birdsboro
name,
has
company's
drawings, patterns and patents.
W. Frank, Birdsboro President,
the Kane & Roach plant or production equipment.
announced
:
by
both
sales
the
of
companies,
Kane
&
last
Roach,
year,
will
direction
of Howard
He
m
be
V.
will
fuhction
:
Neal
company
subordinated
$500
five
and
10
for
used
the
directors
million
1%
Birdsboro
of
dollars
under
in
the
Jan.
on
"
Finance
12,
debentures
Co.—Files
filed
1962
to
'
at
is
A"
SEC—
covering
$250,000
in denominations of
mature in two, three,
par
will
debentures
involved.
Proceeds
1
■
,
With
"Reg.
a
Offered
be
underwriting
No
years.
expansion.
Blake
division
a
by
1962.
approximately
as
multiples thereof. : The
or
approved
Jan. .2,
include
not
Kane, President of the firm bearing his name.
by
other
key personnel
from
his
company.—
Joined;
The
of
assets,
effective
all
agreement,
does
W.
191, p. 98.
Blake &
18.7%.
of 12.9%
designated
became
which-hetted
acquired
The
Robert
Acquisition
of
are
be
to
-
of
1939 E. Burnside St., Portland, Ore., is engaged in financ¬
ing dealers of motor vehicles and house trailers.—V. 185, p. 2211.
(E.W.) Bliss Co.—Net Up Sharply—
,
Carl
E.
Anderson, President has announced
estimated
196j.
of
$2.52
per
common
share.
This
includes
earnings
of
approximately 30 cents per share from the recehtly acquired Portland
Copper & Tank Works, Inc. based on 1,288,680 shares presently out¬
standing, compared to 1960 Bliss earnings of $1.40 on 1,288,956 shares
Mr.
1960
earnings
$37,464,190 $30,933,431
r._.
-
underwriters
the
of
of
to
$1.05
1,688,765
$1.07
,
2,061,835
1,581,860
outstanding.
Renewal
urban
and
Corp.
project
renewal
use—designed
with
•"/'".
—
company's backlog at Dec. 31, 1961 was in excess of $65 million.
stated that prospects for 1962 at this early date appear
excellent.—V. 194, p. 1943.
Mr.
Newark Industrial
Anderson
Board of Trustees of The First Baptist Church of
Gainesville, Georgia, Inc.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler
& Co., West
Bend, Wis., is offering publicly, $600,000 of
this corporation's
first mortgage serial bonds, dated
Dec. 1, 1961, and due June 1, 1963 to Dec. 1, 1976. The
bonds are priced at par and accrued interest and bear
in
to
a
formed
Empire
is
now
by
Financial General
Properties,
of
Inc;
a
jumble
of
mixed
jobs when completed;
cover
on
about
five
17th
years
would
74-block
on
the
Corp.
Chicago,
of
Washing-*
of the
sponsors
uses
containing- obsolete
■
resi¬
to
r
1
17th
east,
that
Avenue
the
south
complete.
The
take at least 10
Presentation
-
bounded
area
the
by
.
"
Street on the
the
north and
Bergen
Avenue
on
south.
estimate
sponsors
between
a
Street
Avenue
stages,
first
to
stage
Clinton
of
the
project,
Avenue,
would
in
the
require
finished
years
park, as envisioned in five
until its fulfillment
the urban renewal program
was
made by Major
Olmsted (USAR Retd.), president of Financial Gen¬
Crown; partner of Empire Properties, to Mayor. Leo
P. Carlin, members of the Municipal Council, city administrators and
representatives of industry, business, labor, ahd community and civi<S
groups. The
two companies were co-sponsors of Newark's first suc^
cessful
Title
Durban- renewal
project,
the Colonnade Apartments,
the three 22-story buildings which transformed a former blighted area
into an attractive residential district.
General
bonds
of
George
and
The
Lester
sponsors'
plan
calls
for
to be
bordered by
40-foot lawns and containing
11
acres
of landscaped
parks for the enjoyment of residents of the surrounding neighbor¬
hood as well as employees.
<
Morgan
City
National
Co.,
business' of'Kane
cold
of
group
2,166,772
Newark
15.000
The
through
wjll
of
two-thirds
in
1961
-
shares
Urban
Belmont
Watson
eral
&
of its
shares
r
the
*"
.
,
obligations
of
Birdsboro Corp.—Acquisition-^
.
would
It
300,000
150,000
on
has
shares
corporation
C.
area
west,
area
Struthers
redemption
&
Lear
194,
The
399.
of
D.
create
850,000
100,000
600,000
Inc
197,902
'■
carry
buildings, Junk yards and factories through which runs a
freight railroad with several freight yards. Called Newark Industrial
Park (N.I.P.), it would be one of the largest industrial parks in the
country, would have an estimated value of $100,000,000 and would
Redemption—
have
—V.
Falk,
1
:
common
industrial
to
hew
a
The
—850,000
250,000
Inc.
Wood,
300,000
Falk
Ralph
and
Nov.
common
largest
core
ton,
600,000
.
C.
of
374,850 shs.
Rouse,. Brewer, Becker and Bryant, Inc.
Saunders, Stiver & Co._:
Smith, Hague & Co
preferred stock, the company
project.
Co.
Dean Witter & Co..—:•—■
Wood, Gundy & Co., .
.
Co.
•
&
Swiss American Corp.—
Tucker, Anthony &
■
"
,
250,150 shs.
(due
&
Co., Inc
Co., Incorporated
Johnson & Company,
Reed,
construction and
-
-
630,000
500,000 shs.
subject
are
Anthcny
Lester,
short-term
Inventories,
for plant
$110,880
-
>
.
1,000,000 shs.
E.
Hugh
The-
dential
300,000
Co
&
&
Said
build up
pay
debt.
(due
'supplier
to
Dooly
Fusz-Schmelzle
a
the Eastern United States
replace 250 acres of blight in
gardened," green-bordered industrial de-,
velopme'nt—has been proposed to Mayor Leo P. Carlin and the Newark
Municipal Council by the Belmont Urban Renewal Corp. The company
the
- R.
L. Day—„—300,000
Joseph Walker & Sons.
100,000
White, Weld & Co.
—
850,000
'
Inc.
—_
Noyes
Hentz
There
&
-
Inc
Ended
Belmont
100,000
300,000
1
Stroud
850,000
Partners
Co:
Barney
' •'
u
195, p,
The
is
300,000
Ripley & Co.,
_
&
&
Smith,
850,000
—a
—
Hutzler
100,000
150,000
850,000
^
Brothers
Marian
estate
taxes
of
200,000
600,000
150,000
Co.
&
to
and
bank
term
facilities.
plant
payments,
'/V
4'
retire
Outstanding
Park Planned—
.
——_,
Rothschild
be
FINANCING
The
200,000
Co.————__
Inc.—
F.
Gregory & Sons.,
Halle & StieglitZ—
Hayden,
&
.Co.,
tax
indebtedness and
company,
per
The Robinson-Humphrey
150,000
Goldman,
Inc.
'
•
&
Gairdner
Harris
Riter
>
1,000,000
Tucker,
working capital and for capital
additional
certain
qales
devoted
Pressprich &
filed
PRESENT
Authorized
__________
numbers
McDonnell
$10,000,000
offered
for
additional
for
meet
' *
to
the
after
Co.,
&
to
Lynch,
Number
850,000
200,000
600,000
300,000
:—
W.
Inc.————
Co.
Inc.
R.
Pltfield
1982,
management officials as
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. is record
the outstanding stock.—V. 194, p. 1943.
'
—V.
Jackson
bank
to
Hirsch
to
receivable,
shares,
Earned,
300,000
'CurtiS—300,000
C.
of
Net
150,000
Webber,
to
accounts
residuary
Net
Hanseatic
Inc.
Co.
Boston
Folger,': Nolan,
W.
Union
Co
&
;
First
&
due
111.,
TO
$750,000
below
names
Hemphill,
-
$3,000,000
Bell & Gossett Co.—Annual
Pierce,
Corp.
Paine,
850,000
Co._,
Securities
The
600,000
and
including
Fiscal Year
600,000
850,000
•■
——-—
—
York
New
..
Securities
i
Eastman
Inc.
100,000
Dominick
Dominion
Corp.
Drexel
300,000
of
850,000
Model, Roland & Stone
F. S. Moseley & Co.i___
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
150,000
Denton,
300,000
Dodge
Dominick
The
&
the
stock
100,000
____
Lynch,
loans
be available
addition
Merrill
850,000
Fenner & Smith Inc._
Mills, Spence & Co. Inc.
250,000
—
_!
_
Courts
Sons—
&
Bros.
Burns
Clark,
Inc.—850,000
t
respective
A
and Ralph Falk II has a
remainder interest in such portion and a life interest in and limited
power of appointment over the one-third of the residuary estate. They
also
own
9.1%
and 3.5%, respectively,
of the outstanding common
Weir,
Inc.
Merrill
100,000
Co._:
Corp
Brothers
payable
($1
Reynolds
1,000,000
Co.—
McLeod, Young,
Inc._
Burnham &
&
debentures
Grove,
,
.
_____
Bateman,
covering
22
under
From
debentures, and public offering price and
for both issues areu'tafbqisupplied -by amendment.
incurred
120,000
of
,
_
Higginson
Lee
200,000
&
Co.
-
Freres
300,000
Inc.
Blair
Lazard
250,000
& Co.—
Gouinlock & Co.,
Bell,
;
300,000
——
Stearns
Bear,
the
300,000
Loeb & Co. Inc.
Bissell & Meeds
Morton
principally
par)____.—j.
M.
Jan.
on
heat,
sprinklers and
the
trade
name
'
outstanding 2,668,840 shares Of common stock, of which Marian C..
Falk, j a director, Ralph Falk II, Board Chairman,' and Continental
Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago,
as
executors of the
will of Ralph Falk, deceased, hold 215,108 shares and propose to sell
$250,000
&
:
Kuhn,
Laird,
Ave.,
SEC
of
garden
From the
has
"
Amount
Peabody
Inc.
-
S.
H.
Kidder,
300,000
Bleichroeder, Inc.—
B. Ashplant & Co.—
Arnhold
F.
1..."
Hirsch & Co., Inc
W. E. Hutton & Co
Co._$2,000,000
250,000
the
placed
supply
.
markets
;
the
on
terms
bank
will
was
In
and
Amount
-
Stanley &
Allyn & Co
C.
A.
Lincoln
with
expansion. ^
.■
Morgan
6301
power.
proper
A stock set forth opposite
conditions set forth in the
purchase agreement.
Subject to compliance by the company and the
selling stockholders with the conditions set forth in the purchase
agreement, the underwriters are firmly committed to purchase all of
the shares, if any are purchased.
ahd, sqle. of panentei^l.
thp skin, for feeding
a^bro^aci pharmaceifyipaVTchemical Mse,1-'
additional
for about 63% of the net
compared' with
about
57%
in
'
rate
expenditures,,
in
bonds.
each.
and
when
t
par).
shares.r
A
note
stock .($1
compaHyjJs; png'ag<jd in the .manufacture'
balance
largest
the
an' increasingly
'
.
shares
A
class
40,000
Driving
under
and,
______
UNDERWRITERS—The
specialty chemicals; and pharmaceutical specialties. Of the net proceeds
from the debenture sale,' $3,300,000 will he used to prepay outstanding
largest producers of
nation's
economy
has
years
terms
class
class
130,000
•
the
•
under
(noh-in-
stock
of, six
company,
own
740
light
heat,
available
bearing)
term
their
encompassing hospital pharmaceuticals, blood collection "and administra¬
tion equipment, biological and diagnostic reagents, enzymes and other
,
accounted
the
now
Mintz
*
'
due'1962
A
the
solutions '<sOitftiarf«'irtjie£ted into th?;vein or under
-purposes), and in Other areas of
subject to the conditions
an
underwriting agreement dated Jan.
23,
1962, the
underwriters named below have severally agreed to purchase, and the
Commonwealth has agreed to sell to them severally, in the respective
amounts set forth below, an aggregate of $30,000,000 principal amount
contained
92,500
subordinated
interest
underwriting
the
the
manufacturing playing
•
UNDERWRITERS—Under
United
one
1959-1960
in
-
,
the
and
Manufacturing
production
1955-1956.
world
diversified,' with
role.
of
equal- to
about
in
and
more
important
value
wool
by
each
Mr.
at
liquefied form
released
an
EFFECT
B
public sale by the Company, and 120,000 outstanding shares of common
stock, to be offered by the holders thereof. Lehman Brothers and Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. head the list of underwriters.
.
interest
bears
Australian
AUSTRALIA—The
OF
area
an
producer of
wheat,
lead
sell
statement
convertible
of
of
company
"short-term
comprising
to
the
owned
Levitts
and
and
and
.r,-..
,
GIVING
Class
Laboratories, Inc.—Securities Registered—
registration
$38,000,000.
about
World Bank
the
already
the
shares
B
propose
Baxter
This
1, 1962, of the
date.
The 3%%w"
that
of
will
;
from
including
annum,
allocated to
loan
Levitts
not
result,
a
class
of
source
.
Oscar
Feb.
on
on
amount
issue
which,
public
.
Commonwealth's
shares,
As
;
Class
^
'
In.,
lieu
of
cash
payment for
the new bonds, the
Commonwealth will
accept 3%%
bonds with coUp'drf due Feb.
1, 1962, attached.
Each
such 33/e %
bond and coupon)(Vill be accepted as the equivaleht'. of
•
employees.
company
.
150,000
The
redemption
fund
reserves
repayment
to
3%%
outstanding
now
of
international
applied
be
;
outstanding
July 15, 1981, together
15, 1982, are calculated to
The.sinking
proceeds
Commonwealth's
to
?
notes payable
1961-1963)
company
subsidiaries.
and
'
added
directly
;
located
are
when
creates
accessories,
4%
(formerly Barth-Levitt Products, Inc.) is primarily
in the sain, principally through a nations-wide mail * order
using catalogs and other direct mailings, of a comprehensive .•■
line of vitamin and food supplement products and Uietary foods.
It
also sells cosmetics and-health aid equipment.-Pursuant to a recent'
..recapitalization, the IQ0 common shares then outstanding and owned
by Sol Levitt, President,' and Eleanor Levitt, Secretary (the selling
of
Jan.
fund
sinking
stockholders
•
hose
1961-1963)
to
Jan.
on
maturity.
by
bonds,
100%.
price is
bonds
5'/a%
new
and at lower prices thereafter.
of $810,000 from Jan. 15, 1964,
payments
with
FEATURES—The
selling
>
acceptances,
terest
stockholders) and Robert Mintz, Executive Vic6-President,'were changed
into^ 268,200 class A-and 229,800 class B shares. Subsequently an ad¬
ditional 31,800 class A shares and 79,200 class B shares were issued*
to
said three persons in connection with the
company's acquisition,
Mountains,
Snowy
the
a
'
business
in various: currencies. Pro¬
used by the Commonwealth to
be
major
next
project
power
•
'
$100,000,000
to
Bank
financing
hydro-electric
World
the
equivalent
;
.
separate transaction,
a
with
agreement
an
from
assist
The
engaged
interest, to yield approximately 5.65% to maturity.
by
as
instantly
also manufactures
CAPITALIZATION
,
offered
of
1876.
compressed
vapors
power.
garden
in
the
of
"Greeq Spot."
-
an
be
laws
conducted
'
the
to
cents
cylinders
is
vaporizes
company
other
10,000
(1)
sold
Merrick
cylinder,
ignition
and
The
;
-
each,
price
(of which 4,000 warrants, will be transferred to Mason Bogen,
employee of the underwriter), and (2) 5,000 outstanding shares to
A
of 67 investment firms headed by Morgan Stanley
& Co. offered on Jan. 24, $30,000,000 of the Common¬
wealth's 5%% bonds, due Jan. 15,1982, at 98V4% and ac¬
group
crued
the
control
Registered—
the
y
.
these
Scholz,
733
under
by
hew
of
principal
business
is
the
manufacture
of
small
expendable .steel cylinders marketed under the trade name "Bernz-OMatic" which are.'filled with slightly less than one pound of
liquefied
petroleum gas
(propane), together with various products which use
Valley' Stream, L. I.,
New York, filed a registration statement: with the SfiC On Jan. 23,
covering 180,000 outsanding shares of class A stock, to be offered for
public.sale by the holders thereof on an all or hone basis through
underwriters headed
by H. Hentz & Co,
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The state¬
*
Authorized
York,
for- the
used
company's
light
1959.
GIVING
New
transfer
Barth .Vitamin Corp.—Class A
Development, Inc. The Kings Inn opened for business oh approximately
CAPITALIZATION
of
The
,
Secretary-Treasurer, Baltimore Paint &
St., Defiance, Ohio.:—V. 19l, p. 1982,
Country *
and
Town
Bank
transfer- agent
as
poration-
and the
banquets. The:
Town and Country Hotel has been in
operation since approximately
Dec.
20, 1953. During the period from its opening in 1953 until the
company assumed the operation of Town and Country Hotel in 1959, r
motor
The
•
shops,
rooms, meeting rooms, cocktail lounges, coffee
facilities
necessary
for catering private parties
and
Oct.
The
the
and
dining
the
Transfer Agent
—-
be
\
business
a
> principal
offices of the company
Ave., Rochester, New York.
Park
Paint & Chemical Corp.
will
development
,
incorporated
was
as
the
;
The
presently
in the operation of two motor hotels, the Town and Country
BUSINESS—The company
3
olds
the nation's leading manufacturers
Conditioners,* will diversify! into
the
electronic medial, equipment
field, David
Housman,
President,told
stockholders at a special meeting Jan. 18.
'
has called for redemption on March 1, 1962, through
the sinking fund, $2,351,000 of its 3%% debentures due
company
operation
(519)
Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc.—Enters New Field—
Co.—Partial Redemption—*
Investment
Asociates
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6129 VV. The
-Volume 195
;
an
attractively
planted
area
t
interest at from 5% to 5%%.
PROCEEDS
—
Net proceeds from
the sale will help
finance the construction of
a $1,507,651 church and edu¬
cation building now under construction which will house
1,350 church members and 1,728 pupils. Upon comple¬
tion, the property
$1,712,651.
will
have
assessed
an
APPOINTMENTS^—The First National
Bend,
Wis.,
is
trustee
' and
Bank
Wisconsin
First
of
valuation
of
West
Trust
Co.,
Milwaukee, paying agent for the bonds.
Borden
Chemical
the
Co.—Appointmentbank
company
New
to act
fund debentures of
as
Dec.
York Trust Company has
been
paying agent for its $50,000,000,
1, 1961.—V. 194, p. 2548.
Brown Engineering
This
filed
a
shares
writers
P.
O.
Drawer
registration statement with the SEC
common
headed
underwriting
also
Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
company,' whose address is
of
includes
by
terms
(1)
stock,
to
be
Goodbody
are
to
30,000
appointed by
4^«% sinking
be
on
917,
Jan.
Huntsville,
Ala.,
22
covering 80,000
through under¬
& Co. The public offering price and
supplied by amendment. The* statement
offered
shares
for
issuable
public
upon
sale
exercise
of
restricted
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of
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working industry, with- automated equipment to overcome
costs
and substantially'increase productivity,—y. -195,' p.
purchaser.
t!7prospectus state, that the-principal underwrite: has, received
$25,000 fee from the company in connection with the sale ;by the
company of $1,250,000- of 6%
senior notes and a warrant (to purchase
nanv-
and one unaffiliated
a
The
is engaged primarily
activities, principally at
company
facturing
.
1962.
institutional investor in January,
shares) .to an
39 000
-
in engineering and custom^ manu¬
its plantin Huntsville, Ala., in
section
$1,900,000
Inc.,
.
and
mortgage on the plant site and through advances
its capital stock by the company
The Proceeds from
the sale of said notes and warrants were or will be used to d^harge
short-term bank notes incurred by the company to provide financing
to the
subsidiary and to make additional advances And investments
in the stock of the subsidiary. The company will advance a portion
of the net proceeds from this stock sale to the subsidiary, and make TU ther investments in its stock, to enable the subsidiary to pay the shortterm' mortgage on the plant site at maturity and
to complete the
first phase of the plant. The subsidiary will issue to the company a
$1,650,000 6% note, equal to the aggregate advances previously mad»
and to be made by the company. An additional $500,000 of„th®
proceeds will be used to discharge an indebtedness to Milton K. ummings, President and Board Chairman (and a trust for one of his
children), incurred to provide
advances to, the subsidiary, and the
balance will be added to working capital.
money
in
investments
$2.75
at
The -company
being constructed by a wholly-owned subsidiary, Space
at . site about live miles west othe business
of Huntsville. Total cost of the first phase is estimated at
and has been financed by < the subsidiary through a ®bort-terim pur¬
chase
per share.
•
organized under Delaware law in. January, 1962
and will succeed by merger to the* business,
assets and liabilities, of
California Molded Products, inc. Its principal'business-will be the manufacture of molded-plastic products and Its
principal product will be
melamine
dinnerware sold mainly under the trademark "Durawear."
Of the net proceeds-from the stock sale, $150,000 will be used for ex¬
pansion of the company's existing production capabilities at Santa
Paula, consisting primarily of the acquisition of molds and presses to
produce
a 'new
line of melamine dinnerware under the name of
"Californlaware" and the purchase of molds and presses to manufacture* "expandable
polystyrene" products; $100,000 to establish, on
leased premises, a facility in the eastern United States to manufacture
"expandable polystyrene'1" products including acquisition of molds and
presses,
and to provide storage and shipping facilities for the com¬
pany's line of dinnerware; $112,680 to pay notes issued to Elizabeth
Howie and certain- former; stockholders and
to reduce loans payable
secured
by trade' accounts receivable;'.and
the balance for working
capital and to carry additional inventory and accounts receivable.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, , the company has outstanding
shareholders
is
plant
new
high., labor.,
-4.
• <•<•_ -
.
„
and development, phases of the space
and missile programs being carried on by the National
Aeronautics
and Space Administration at Redstone Arsenal and elsewhere in the
Huntsville area, by NASA facilities at Cape Canaveral, Fla., and_by
by United States Army agenecies located at Redstone Arsenal. The
prospectus states that the company is making available add^tio"^1asPfcc»
suitable for engineering offices, pursuant to ^a request by NASA, A
general support of the research
Resources.
.
,
f
.
.-
vrindows, and lias been fn operation for approximately 13
maih-offiee-is-located at 2934 Smallman St.; Pittsburgh' 1,
the company's.
manufacturing operations are..conducted < at
the plant
of its Wholly
owned, subsidiary, Roxboro Metal Products
Inc., "Which is located in Roxboro, N.* C. " -
_
•years. -Its
»
was.
Pa.
;
ALL
*
of
•CAPITALIZATION
-
""•
•
•
Notes
.
due'
without
addition
In
certain
to
as
interest
grandchildren own an
a group 34%.
children
and
officials
as
Common
^
*.
stock
stock
has
Security Bank Building,
First
and
terms'
subject
Jan.
On
....
v
market
will
be
used
for
j
general corporate
GIVING
made by
($1
par)
terms
to 348,700:
and such selling stockholder, respectively, bears
company
Inc.
A.
C.
■
&
Co.,
47,300
Co
Strudwick
&
Whipple & Co
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Inc.
J.
D.
Co.™
1,200
Kalman
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
1,200
11,350
Lazard
11,350
3,300
1,600
1,600
Loewi
Co.™
1,600
Co.
Ellis
Brothers
Ryons
&
&
A.
McCormick
Simmons™
3,300
Wm.
11,350
1,600
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Milwaukee Co.!
2,100
2,100
2,100
L.
Edward
Clark,
Dodge
Coffin
C.
Burton
&
Collings
&
Courts
Crowell,
6,200
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co._
&
Dillon,
Eastman
Securities
—
Pressprich & Co.™_
Putnam
&
&
Guerin
Reinholdt
Reynolds
1,600
1,600
The
Union
Co
&
Edwards
Sons
&
Co
&
™™
Gardner-
&
Corp.
&
Ferris
Co,
&
Goldman,
& Co
Co
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
J. A. Hogle & Co
Hooker
&
Fay, Inc
Hornblower
194,
p,
Stix
Stone & Webster
&
Weeks™
11,350
2,100
6,200
6,200
6,200
1,600
11,350
Co
R.
L.
6,200
Anthony
Neuhaus
Co., Inc
Wagenseller
Walker
H.
C.
1,200
1,200
&
Co.
Inc.
Inc
Co.„
Co
This
Gardena
Corp.—Fiscal
(Calif.)
1962
manufacturer
Sales
of
4,250
1,200
4,250
1,200
11,350
Forecast—
turret
drilling machines,
anticipates an increase of nearly 10% in foreign sales and total sales
in excess of $6 million for fiscal 1962, it was revealed in the annual
report to shareholders.
President
Joseph
L.
Burg said Burgmaster entered
the ' current
year with a record backlog of $2,850,000 after registering new highs
lor sales and earnings for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1961.
As
previously
reported,- Burgmaster sales amounted to $4,815,737
with net income of $433,531, equal to 99 cents per share'on
the
438,836 shares of common stock outstanding.
Sales for fiscal 1960
;were $4,440,822 with net income of $350,491, equivalent to 80 cents
per share based on the same number of shares.,
Burg
said
of European
the
has
been able to compete with the best
machine tool makers while providing the American metalcompany
of
12,000
10,000
shares
to
Co.,
Life
the
in
stock
the
to
-
3,000 '
r-
•
•
■
PJ,
,...
•
the
Agricultural
Insurance
and
and
80
exchange
ceptance
of
stock
each
of
the
-
companies
the
four
of
excess
holders
would
of
on
com¬
$130
-
be
for
basis
for
common
share
of
share
each
of
each share of
cumulative an¬
for
a
preferred
in
liquidation
into
convertible
be
the
on
each
for
carry
company
common
voting privileges.
certain conditions including
least
at
that
in the
discretion and
except
company,
companies
shares of
preferred
would
holding
new
common
would
have
subject;to
by
offer
share,
share,
would
be
of
preferred
per
and
would
in
common
convertible
of
1.7
of
of
shares
3.7
per
share
total
other
audit)
shares
7.8
cents
$20
of
for
the
of
final
on
convertible
of
amount
share
The
stockholders
shares
The
currently
offering by the
an
Casualty,
2
Group,
•
Channing,
dividend
nual
'••
contemplates
of
Agricultural.
•..
80%
of
the
ac¬
Agricultural
of
case
•
outstanding
the
new
holding company, in its
with the consent of .the
Agricultural stockholders involved,,; might accept a lesser percentage.
Extension
of
the program to include
acquisition of shares of-other
companies is also under consideration". It is anticipated that a definite
plan will be formulated and a Securities Act regiscration of the shares
Campbell
this fiscal
^W'?
■
3,000
and Wolverine Insurance Co. have an¬
for the formation of a new liolding
transaction
adjustment
share
Wolverine,
example, is
r
,
7,000
program
a
the
;•'
Federal
-
in
program
(subject
each
,
-
.
s
for
must
1962
against a back¬
viewed
be
It
will
years,
in
-
growing
better
and
in
as
The
organization,
for
active
an
licensed
in
A.
Straka,
in
to
Q-Tips,
acquire
to
final
brough-Pond's
the
of
Inc.,
issue
substantial
A
loss
of
$39,814,973
in
costs
last
in
Chez
The
in 1960.
of
p.
the
in
1961
similar nature.
a
annual
loss
net
and
for
receivables
resulted
1961
built
net
Thus
comparable
the year ago sales
report became
$111,500,257
with
the
stated
under
at
Proceeds
Chez
food
present practice in the
$127,041,387 in the 1960
the
reclassification.—V.
and
building,
"The
acquisition
of
sales and profits
the
be
shares
at
$200
close
for
for
of
be
to
are
&
Co.,
for
used
N
debt
equipment,
W.
N.
500
22nd
of
the
of
interest
payment
1961
year
business
on
is
will
.
■
company
on
engaged
:
•
a
home
Paym't—
March
fixed
15, 1962 as
income debenture
record at the
4%%
the
in
'
Interest
holders of debentures of
28,
1962.—V. 193, p. 491.
to
Feb.
de¬
offering
The
acquisition of
working capital.
and
Co.—Debenture
directors
of
the
the
50,000
$100
of
retirement,
Miami,. Fla.,
'
Transit
units
.*,
inventory
Ave.,
8100,000
and
1967
in
unit.
per
Y.
-
1
board
date
bonds
Street
covering
due
offered
to
by
"Reg. A"
a
debentures
cents)
catering.
The
the
193,
491.
1962 filed
10
expansion,
of
Jan. .15,
subordinated
common
50
Cincinnati
„
on
(par
underwritten
be
»
basis
•
Milhet, Inc.—Files With SEC—
shares
benture
were reserves provided for estimated
Unusual losses in 1960 were explained
report.
acquisition includes all sub¬
the U. S. A., Canada, France,
The
in
formed
convertible
common
in
up
of Q-Tips.
Q-Tips, Inc.
Britain.
to
a
statement by Mr.
Straka,
is expected to further strengthen
corporation
7%
were $128,655,943 as compared
to $111,500,257 in 1960
comparable basis. Case reclassified its sales and allow¬
a
a
industry.
of
of
Great
newly
our
1961
to
to
ances
recognized
year's
Sales
restated
portion
inventories
to
world's laregst manufacturer of cotton swabs.
upon
all terms of the transaction, Chese¬
shares of its capital stock in exchange for
Proprietaries and Specialties Division, which
handles the marketing of our Vaseline, brand products and Pertussin
cold remedies, as
well as add to our international sales and profits
in several important markets."—V. 194, p. 528.
from costs
prior years,
their reduction in 1961, and the reworking of certain models of one
product line/ The total costs of this nature were large.
Included in
attributable
and
According
Q-Tips, Inc.
of
stock
companies
Germany
Racine,
Wis.,
manufacturer
of agricultural
and
industrial
equipment, reported a loss of $32,338,845 in its fiscal year ended
a
is head¬
agreement
will
outstanding
sidiary
-from
with
Agricultural Group
p. 1216.
191,
of Chesebrough-Pohd's and Mrs. Zuita
Q-Tips, Inc., jointly announced that
an
been reached for Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.
principle had
Subject
.
compared
The
President
Chairman
agreement
on
as
all
Chescbrough Pond's Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Jerome
(J. I.) Case Co.—Shows Loss—
1961,
as
for the group from all sources,
adjusted
approximately $39,000,000 in 1961. Total admitted
in. excess, of. $67,000,000.
were
field
financial
general, multiple line
fire-casu,alty
states and several provinces of Canada.
a
volume
was
Gefstenzang,
This
31,
is
quartered in Watertown, New York.—V.
facing the
industry is mounting consumer
the post-war years' of short supply,
con¬
quality has become steadily more evident, a trend
that shows every sign of continuing into the future. So long as
the
normal forces
of supply and demand
are
allowed to operate freely,
it will be the products of superior quality, priced reasonably, that will
be the leaders in consumer sales,"—V. 195, p. 215.
:
Oct.
interest. in .the
field.
Group'
premium
reinsurance,
assets
investment
insurance
the
Agricultural
Reported
harvesting
and
contemplated that after the consummation of the exchange of
the
new
holding, company,, through Channing or otherwise,
continue
well
methods
varieties
is
.shares
challenge
Dating
insistence
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Annual Report—
The company has reported its audited and consolidated
operations for the year ended December 31, 1961.
The
results
Sales
results
Colonial Stores, Incorporated—Net Up Sharply—
of
This
and
$1.54
second
Louis
only
to
the
Neumiller
B.
1959
record
President
and
high
of
$742.3
Harmon
S.
stock,
million,
Net
Domestic sales in 1961
level
of
were
slightly
ance
of
Sales
1959.
the
were
million, 7% higher than in I960.
expenditures increased 6%
reaching the record
Residential building recovered slowly and housing starts
above 1960. Sales were helped by* the excellent accept¬
were
$398.1
construction
new
outside
line
and
and
of
wheel
loaders
introduced
in
1960
,
1961,
for
$3,578,082,
The
to
supermarket
after
compared
$441,508,425,
income
with
and
taxes
$2,365,181
with
compared
in
non-recurring items,
Sales in 1961
in I960.
1960.
$445,434,110
market. The continuance of. construction
activity in Western Europe resulted in record sales in |that area;
but
the
decline in commodity prices
which occurred in the latter
half of 1960 reduced Imports
by the major raw material exporting
countries.—V.: 149,.-p. 2331.
; *v'>.
.
.
preliminary
final
audit,
summary
of
disclosed
was
in
operating results for last year, subject
a
letter to stockholders from Carl H.
President, and Russell B. Stearns, Chairman of the Board.
Reith .became President of Colonial in-September of I960..
.
.
the
poor
large
Reith,
.
......"Although sales
product
a
the nation's
,
profits
before
were
taxes
$2,026,121."r^-V.
.
cession
of
one
years.
profits
totaled
United States, consisting of both product made
exported from-the United States, were $336,216,286
or
46%
of total
sales. This was slightly lower than in
1960;
Business in Canada was adversely
affected by a fairly general. re¬
abroad
company,
compared
both
to
Eberhard
stated.
Highway
Ga.,
has
reported 1961 earnings of $1.24 per share on common
with 80 cerits per share earned in 1960.
The earnings applicable to common
stock were after income taxes,
non-recurring
items
and
preferred
dividends,
and
are
based
on
2,774,339 shares of common stock outstanding Dec. 30, 1961, applied
$734,317,505;
share.
per
were
Chairman
were:
Atlanta,
chains,
profit $55,822,845 which was
7.60%
of sales
and
$2.02 per share. Results of operations
in 1960
were: Sales $716,038,220;
profit $42,580,335 which was 5.95% of sales
Sales
Burgmaster
('; ;
_
company,
Casualty
involved
its
of
fiscal
this
...
second
"A
annual
&
Durst,
&
Wheat &
Witter
2,100
11,350
1,600
&
&
'
future costs of
&
;
new
many
new
techniques;
these
11,350
4,250
Day
Underwood,
J.
2,100
2,100
Securities
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker,
G.
4,250
3,300
Co
Corp.
Dean
2440.
&
Meyer & Fox
4,250
1,200
Sachs
Hayden, Miller &
Inc.
Co.
Staats
Stern, Frank,
&
Scribner_
&
Deane
Barney
R.
development * of
9,500
Co
&
Smith,
William
this,
improvements
2,100
Co., Inc
Schwabacher
4,250
11,350
Robinson-Humphrey
1,200
Securities
Estabrook & Co
Inc.™™_.,
Co.,
Singer,
11,350
1,600
Turner,
Inc.
Equitable
—V.
W.
R.
1,600
&
Curtis
1,200
1,600
Co—™
Jackson
;
-
12,000
Emery
,
approval
000,000.
there will be the challenge to meet rising
far-thinking food companies are not only
and processes -but also expanding
and
accelerating their basic and applied research programs with an
eye toward future objectives in holding down the cost of food. During
the coming yeai*, the industry will be doing more than ever through
Its research to help the farmer in his efforts to increase the produc¬
tivity of his land and the quality of his crops. The industry has longrealized the great potential benefits to the farmer, and ultimately to
the consumer, to be derived from, progress in the Life Sciences, where
future research may uncover much
that we do not know about the
nature of growth,and reproduction of living things. In applied research,
on
the other hand, scientists in the food industry are now engaged in
countless pursuits which also hold • enormous potential,
such as the
recent
doing
In
making
2,100
Co
Northwest
1,200
Co
&
Webber,
2,100
Sc
Co
Skaggs
Eppler,
3,300
Weedon & Co
House & Co.™™
Curtlss,
Davis,
G,
Paine,
,™
Dann
Common,
A.
Pacific
1,600
Inc.™
Co.
Burr
&
C.
1,600
&
Cook
Newhard,
Co.™
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Brush,
1,600
The
Co.,
&
company
any
1945.^,
prospects
other
selectivity.
Mericka & Co., Inc.
J.
intfodiicfed in
in
Canada
foregoing
sumer
2,100
Co
one
and
1,600
Co
&
&
panies
sing'leVyeaf.^In fact, the
new-products this'year will' equaT'tne niimbdf 'of all products
1,200
Inc
Masten
1,200
4,250
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
1,600
Coe
—
&
1,600
Co
Inc
Co.
Mackall
6,200
1,600
11,350
-
&
Mason-Hagan,.
E.
Co
Corp
& Co.—_—
Legg
Inc.™„™™_
,'
Blunt
C.
Inc
&
Higginson
John
„„
Inc.
&
Lee
&
Jones
Co.,
Freres
Lehman
Bingham, Walker & Hurry,
Blair
1,600
Space
1,600
Lester,
Barth & Co.„
&
Inc.™
Lane,
Edward
1,600
Eichler
Clark,
1,600
4,250
North & Co.
™™
Bateman,
W.
Johnson,
Corp.
Co.,
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Barret, Fitch,
'
3,300
Co
&
Bacon,
The
78,000
to
acquire the outstanding shares
of their
exchange of shares basis. Combined gross assets of
an
1962—
7,500
are
In the average home, soup, for
or two times per week.
'."
the com'pafty in
in
costs.
1,200
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Bache
E.
4,250
™
Allyn &
Anderson
Shares
•
__i
Sr.
this
of
Life
nounced
toward
it1'has'ever
S.
"The
Battles &
Janney,
U.
■"As
Shares
Shares
Ripley
112.
p.
Directors
Federal
ground of two major challenges facing the food industry as a whole.
,
Harriman
?
Ct.l
&
Inc._™_
.
$1,092,450
shares
Co.,
^
and subject to the conditions
contained
in
the underwriting
agreement, each underwriter named
below has severally agreed to purchase from the company and from
each selling stockholder that number of shares of common stock which
bears the same ratio to the number of shares set opposite the name of
such
underwriter below as the number of shares to be sold by the
the
there
the
agreement,
of
the, holding company to be. Joffered will be filed by the end of
Campbell's capital- expenditures in
March.
•' ' '%
.*
; •.
year will be about $20 million—^,
The
announcementfurther
disclosed
that
neither
the
name
of
representing a 20%.
increased over the capital expenditures of the ,
the1 new holding-company nor the slate of directors arid officers had
preceding year. Among the capital.improvement projects are:, a major
as
yet been selected,
*
*
♦
• ■;
new plant
at Paris, Texas;,rehabilitation of the Swanson frozen prod-'' ,;
Channing presently holds, substantial blocks of the shares _of Agri¬
ucts plant at Omaha; expansion, of the frozen foods plant at Listowel,
cultural, Federal Life and Casualty, and Wolverine, In addition, it
Ontario, in foreign operations,- construction of a plant at Villagran,
holds all of the shares of several corporations in the, financial service
Mexico, is now underway and scheduled for completion late in the new
field which manage and market mutual-fund investments, or furnish
year, and
construction is how virtually complete at a new plant inV
investment
counselling,, research and adyice to private, and trusted
Shepparton, .Australia.
'•*/.
clients
in the United States,
Canada and various. foreign, countries.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
authorized 2,500,000
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
194,
"Helping to facilitate this growth,
the
including the carrying of
purposes,
underwriting
& Company,, Inc.iil
ComiJany™.™^-^....^™.
Martin, Monaghan & Mulhern, Inc.
Thomas
The
meeting this increased demand for convenience foods,
will introduce more con^Umeif-tested new products
'Tn
Outstanding
stock
Common
only
year than
number of
net
CAPITALIZATION
the
Soup Co.
accounts receivable.
inventories and
States,
that
not great as yet.
as
served
its common
of
United
the
in
in
progress
the
on
Charming Corp.—To Form Holding Company—
housewife's time for duties other than cooking are,, if anything,
increasing, not decreasing.
Forthis. average housewife as well as
for the part-time housewife who holds a job, the time-saving features
of convenience. foods are attractive
and important. Add to this con¬
sumer
need the fact that .the degree of penetration of the potential
such
Of
will
&
Simpson,
-
—v.
of
company,
Westlieimer and Company_.;™_-_™™_
C. S.,McKee & Company, Inc.:
1'
age
proceeds'from the sale by the company of
stock are estimated , at $1,809,600 after
proceeds an amount estimated at not to exceed
$300,000
be used to construct a building to house design-and
development facilities and general offices on a site recently purchased
by the company in Morgan County near Ogden, Utah. The balance
shares
.the
:
Lestrange
Walstori
for three meals a day. In addition, there has been a
increased per capita use of convenience foods
for the
past decade and this shows no sign of leveling off in the
foreseeable future. Few families have servants. Demands for the aver¬
has
PROCEEDS—The
make
day
"Every
trend
marked
two subsidiaries, Browning Industries, Inc., 100%
owned, and Browning Arms Co. of Canada Limited, owned 70%' by
the company and 30%
by F.N..
expenses.
the
shs
12,500 shs.
-
number, of shares, which
from
of
:
17 101
^77^000
'
••
principal .underwriters
;
1
.
.
Arthurs,
hand
people on
its
-
150,000
to
reported
1962. :
President,
Murphy,
B.
continue
stated:
He
W.
25,
to
expects
company
company
conditions
loiooo '
llo!277
"
V.
.
company
importation,
The
the
to
'
'
'
12,500 shs.
the aggregate
purchase
to
50,333
"
1,000,000 shs.
v
,
the
of
names
agreed
■
Sold Privately—
" 31 972
"
follows:
as
are
"
Co.—President's Outlook for
Campbell; Soup
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the development,
distribution and sale in the United States and Canada
of a line of high quality sporting firearms under the Browning name.
These
arms,
which are designed by the company and made to its
specifications and under its quality control, are manufactured by
Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre (hereinafter called "F.N.") of
Liege, Belgium,
;
.
.
,
The
cents )_, J_„, *
being olfered and
severally
.
incorporated under the laws of the
principal executive offices at 719
Ogden, Utah.
has
and
10
warrants„™„™_„_
UNDERWRITERS—The
each
%
.
(par
.purchase
common
26, 1962, it was reported that $1,500,000 of this
firm's sinking fund notes, due Jan. 1* 1977, had been sold
privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York
City.—V. 193, p. 2107.
.
was
company
1927
In
Utah
of
;;
issue.
Liquid Gas Corp.—Notes
California
Offered—Pursuant to a
Jan. 22, 1962 prospectus, Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.,
New York City, and associates, offered publicly, 348,700
shares of this firm's common stock at $13.50 per share.
Of the total, 130,000 shares were sold by the company
and 218,700 by certain stockholders. An additional 20,000
shares were offered by the company, without under¬
writing, to certain directors at $13.50 per share,
BUSINESS—The
this
Ltd.,
Petroleums
Sapphire
40 299
Stock
On Jan.
Browning Arms Co.—Common
State
Ltd.—New Name—
Cabol Enterprises
Outstanding
'
'
-
40,299
t'
(issued for the outstanding stock of
J. Flannery, Board Chairman, Myron
E. Sheehan, Assistant Secretary, and
44.27%; 29.50%, 14.75% and 9.84%,
respectively. They recently sold 2,500 shares for $6,875.
<
See
-
'1
™__
v
r
of common stock
predecessor), of which Joseph
A. Lomasney,
a director, Joseph
Fred M. Stewart, President, own
Cummings owns 27.8Jo
additional 6.2%. His wife,
additional 17.8% and management
Authorized."
*
-
first
the
an
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
'
domand,
on
payable—equipment™™™™
;
.
31,972
mortgage note due 1970
54,000
6% second mortgage note due 1962___
^ 10,000
5Vir/0
first mortgage note due 1969™
130,000
5V2%: chattel mortgage
due 1969_™_"".'
20,000
6%
152,500 shares
which
EFFECT
\
Notes
,
outstanding
the company has
indebtedness,
of common stock, of
trustee for his children
shares
holds
and
GIVING
'
•
officers,-, due
---
273 720
Monday,-January 29,-lt,f>2
.
t Challenger- Products, Inc.—Common Giiv.i. w~-Pursuant .to a Dec.; 12,* 1961 prospectus,
Arthurs, Le„crange &
-Co., Pittsburgh, .and associates .offer.ed pu0iicj.y, 125,000
C. M. P, Corp.—Common. Registered-^- > ..
« ** t
shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per siiare. Net
This corporation! of 118.Banta'Barbara,"Santa Paulas-Calif./ filed a vJ
estimated - at * $528,000," "will* be "used " by " the
registration statement with-the^SEC on Jan.* 19 covering 70,000 shares ' proceeds,
of commoh Stock," to be/offered for public - sale. through'* underwriters
company: -for jthe repayment - of .debty purchase f of addi-■:
headed
by.'PistelG Inc. -The- publicoffering fcrice and ^underwriting - tional equipment, and
working capital. ^-;
;
terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes v;
BUSINESS—The company is a' manufacturer of sc/wJ and storm
2,500 oustariding shares sold to the principal underwriter by certain
doors and
sold or to be sold, by tbe.com-
options, and (2) 18,060 shares
or
its President, to employees
stock
-.
.
(520)
,
194,
on
p.
down
nine-tenths-of
income
316
and
.
special
*
one
per
items,
>
cent
for
'
from
1961
Mr,
•
,
1960,
were
up
-
logging
»
Columbia Research Group-—Units Offered—Pursuant
a Dec. 20, 1961 offering circular, the company offered
publicly, without underwriting, 300,000 units of its secu-
\
to
.
(521)
Nymjaer 6J29v.♦ The Commercial and'Finuncial Chronicle
Volume 195.
5
/.T:7
rities-
ac
$i per unit, Each unit consisted'of 75 shares of 4
10" par common.' Net proceeds will be used to repay debt,
five held of record Jan. 23 with
.
Drexel &
debt
rights, to expire Feb. 8.
»
and
repayment
capital.
working
'
,
''
Eiectro of, 5619*25/S. Broad Sc., Bhiladolphia,,is engaged in design,
and sale of disposable thex-mocqUpie lances. /..."
Co., Philadelphia, is the sole underwriter. Net
manufacture
'.lyj
*
,
*
and purchase and produce
records..\1 ;;'
:
/
..
[ proceeds will be used by the bank to increase capital
funds to/perm it itto meet' the expanding demand for
*
/,
company was incorporated in. the "State
of Utah
17,' I960 for the purpose, of producing phonograph records of
an. educational
or' religious nature., it. has leased, off ice,-space and
record!: g * studios; at
3600 Market Street, Salt- Lake City,
Utah,, a
distance of about .ten miles from the mam uasineso disnuct of that
city.
It has
employed
recording
artists, t'cr producerecordings. on .
magnei'c tapes arid has contracted' with' recording 'companies, to have L
reqord
albums produced
from
these
tapes.v The record albums so
produced have been sold either directly to the consumer in response
to i advertisements
by direct rriail,* in magazines .and, on radio and
BUSINESS—The"
loans
■
'<
.
television
the
but
companies
!
■
:
of
on
does
.
has
and
that
in
whose
ducing
records
-
business
custom
the
do
to
There
so.
several
are
large
sound
provide for its
Hollywood, Calif., is presently pressing the records of
own
follows:
able
company. •
,
recorded
S
be
to
"The
are
Book
Pearl
"The
and
of
Morman,"
Great
of
Price,"
"The
which
the
the
was
of
album
an
—V.
194,
sales
and
of
aid
"The New
for
the
album,
larger
Testament"
"
Computer Control Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
This
of
983
Stock
Concord
The
Incentive
shares are
62,500
Plan,
Board
offered
The
the
sale
bank
term
loans
addition
In
incurred
will
stock
be
capital
working
indebtedness,
the
to
used
purposes.
and
Robert
vv7
Brooks
and
management
officials
lists
17
selling stockholders;
10.06#'
own
This
mon
a -group
63.65%.,
including.Mr. Kessel
Directors,
to
In
in
In
other
ten
of
who
Brooks
Mr.
77,832
to
propose
of
and
area
the
propose
^ /'*'
sell an' aggregate
to
the
for
the
reports
stock,
•/.■'/ .'
•
Board
the
of;
the
reports,
to
>
..
of
addition,
employs
pertaining
each,
is
services
"Portable" Drive-in
New
flrst-of-its-kind
A>
Store—
shop,
which
,
is
other
will
&
Steel
of
Copper
and
thereof.
price
&
Co:
and
being
heads
oiiered
chain
franchised
Industries,
lighting, -heating,
plumbing,
sale
of
indebtedness
knitting macninery;
"The
list
public
stock,
to
are
incurred
in
and
1961
completely
fixtures
other
Dun;& Bradstreet,
Moody's Altered—
«
/
On
the . sections
site, .where
operation">1;
/.the shop is-'them
sections,
on
'.'
develop
the
to
includes
the
basis
terms
13,000
underwriter
holders
Allen
by
to
are
be
at
50
'
un-
shares
i
cents
and
pay
the
to
the
purchase of
be
added
cloth
Delaware
under
Fur Co.,
its
*.na
subsidiaries
its
coats,
will
as
successor
Illinois
an
company,
u***ua«.«ia
u
be
suits*
law
/
the
sale
items
related
and
chela¬
In
engaged
and
in
proceeds from
to
working
In
the
company's
sale
additional
of
>
stock
;
capital.
addition,
Vice-Presidents,
to
sell
corporation
David
shares
Meltzer
B.
and
76,*7b
own
8,500
9,
Jan.
on
(par
38,942
and
Harold
shares,
each.
Suss-
respectively,
..!
*
<
filed
1962
cents)
10
to
:
to
are
Evergreens
of
be
used
3145
for
Lyndale
,
Federal
if See
■
Life
&
debt
trial
Belmont
expansion.
Co.^^q. Form Holding Co.—
Casualty
•,>**
'
v
V;
U
"
•
•
:
■,
Corp.
Proposed Newark Indus¬
—
Project—
See
at
and
repayment
S. Minneapolis, is engaged in the
Christmas trees and other agricultural
(■.">**•
all
-
,,
,
General
*
'
Ave.,
of
Channing Corp';/this issue.
Financial
^
"Reg. A" covering 106,200
at $1/ without under¬
a
offered
be
'
growing, cu.ting and selling
products.
■
i 1
' >'
working
March 1, 1962,
preferred -stock
shares
Proceeds
seamless
to
''
amendment).
organized
writing.
the
.
Urban
Renewal
this
Corp.;
issue—V.; 195,
p.
217.
-
1962,
Flato Realty Investments—Securities Offered—On Jan.
Acquisition <of
22, Flato, Bean & Co., Corpus Christi, Tex., as under¬
writer, announced an offering to the public of 2,0C0,000
shares of participation in Flato Realty Investments, at
$10 a share.
-
/
Inc.
/'
reported 'that
was
Bradstreet
&
Terms for
had
V '
'
directors
approved
Moody's
of
change
a
:
in
the
for.
of
each
Moody's
terms
/
of
the
Moody's -stock
*
preferred
proposed
would
share..
This
terms
remain
ohe-third
of
-
unchanged.
Dun
a
&
marked
real
the
first
public offering of shares in
organization established to qualify as
Texas-based
estate*'investment
trust.- Flato
Realty, which f
June1961, is located in Corpus'Christi.
founded in
The company is authorized to
,
Requisition
receive
;
-
,
Investors
new
The .other
...
/^Holders
conditions
other-
or.
Dun
share
/mon
should-■ walfftc. be re-routed,' land values
change," difficult1' competitive* situations
also
the
by
none
Evergreens, Inc.—Files With SEC—
/•
-/•
/
•
terms, Moody's shareholders would receive one full
share of Dun & Bradstreet common stock for each share of Moody's;
participating preferred stock. The "previous terms proposed Moody's
stockholders; would receive seven-eighths .of a Dun & Bradstreet .com-
:
selected
base, and
concrete
a
it
24
and
Under
,
the
to
by
be
apparel,
Net
propose
common
/.of .the latter's proposed purchase of Moody's.;
#
built
.
trailer-hauled,, in
are linked
together
Jan.
Service
•
shops'are
pre-built
stock,
or
respectively.
by
sale
from
will
,/
'in/ ancf "are expected to revolutionize the pattern of roadside' food and
refreshment service;" it was stated."
"
"
f'
-V
:"V %
The
to
the Evans store
added
The
for
corporation has called for redemption on
outstanding
$1.56
cumulative
convertible
sold
all
an
underwriting
1
the
and
balance
the
"
common
shares,
and
The
supplied
be
of
will have
outstanding after acquisition of the af¬
companies 520,000 shares of common stock, of which A. L.
President, and Minerva Meltzer, Secretary,' own 287,041 and
shares, respectively,
and
propose
to sell 100,000
and
5,000
,
stock/ $765,000 will- be used
additional
of
by
underwriters.
of
fur
registration
company
man,
sale
per, share plus accrued dividends of 26 cents per share.
Preferred stock is convertible Into common stock to Feb. 26,
inclusive at $30.76 per share.—V. 193, p. 2665. i
its
arid
•
$31.75
donut-and-coffee
air. conditioning
,
>
110,550
for
outsanaing
the
Underwriting' terms
.7
7" ,*•-%
.';n
>.
be
to
are
100,000: shares,
Drexel
offering
shares
outstanding
on
and
on the business of Evans
Hermel Fur fc>tuvn.c
of
cities.
be
The
company is engaged
principally in the manufacture
ladies' and misses' nylon hosiery. Of the net proceeds
of-its
manufacturer,
and
the
shops, for which
the first such units were designed.
Unlike conventional pre-fabs, the
new pre-packaged
drive-in "shops, available In any design or size, are
completely plant-manufactured and plant-assembled (with all wiring,
Donut
Mister
and
price to be supplied by amendment. The pros¬
an additional 12,000 outsanding shares are to be
underwriter
from the selling stockholders
(at
a
company
at
Meltzer,
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
pre-built at the factory and is "in business" 48 hours after it reaches
.its^ site, was Introduced, Jan. 25, ;lw62. at the New York Coliseum by
Continental
sales
a
is
subject
/
;
"portable" -drive-in
-
Emerson's
Chicago, and the sale of fur apparel and
related services through leased fur departments in nine stores in
eight
of
New York*'-filed a registration
covering 250,000 shares of com¬
23
that
carry
The
at .retail
Ave.,
Jan.
on
150,000
which
company
Fifth
417
SEC
price
to
by the
to be supplied
suDsidiary,
tions.
Corp.—Common;'Registered—
of
the
at
company
and
a
banks.
national
states
also
The
to
warrants
exercisable
price
,
Bank
3-year
purchased
Auditor who
procedures,
and
is
The
being
be' made
be
ac¬
accounts
shares,
will
offering
derlying
the
full-time
a
Directors.
to
-
the
of
by
public
statment
Federal
public
certified
accounting
of
the
reviewed
are
examination
bank- employs
Board
hosiery
-
in
to' be oftered ToJr public sale by'thq
are.
supplied by amendment. The
pectus
of
110,000
offering
The
Co.
&
.
Governors
and
The
thereof.
Insurance
Examiner
supervises
the
company's
*
•
'-improvement
whi6h 20,000 shares
of
company
Reserve
Deposit
Independent
an
balance
Continental; CopperSteel Industries, Inc.—Unveils
the
to
Evans, Inc.—Common Registered
of 3d /South Sta.u6, St., • Chicago, filed a
statement witft the "SEC on Jan. 23 covering 130,009 shares
than
more
The
11,280
of
1961
•
radios .and
This/qompany
sell;16,000 of 30,000 shares, respectively.,
selling stockholders
shares held.
-
fiscal
the
instruments, manufactured and marketed by t'merson under
separate division, was ■ likewise well received.—V. .195, p. 6.
a
accommodating, the
for
,
Federal
Federal
and
regulations
with
amendment.
The
and
was
1961,
31,
tainment
-
.
capital.; In addition to cert^Jp
company .has* out¬
standing
510,500,, shares ,of common.(sto^k^(aft^-^;givin'g,-effect ,to a
recent
lOO-for-JL^toql?; jSplit)., of whiq})',fcya,muel Rps»nblum,fPresident,
Five of the remaining, selling stockholders are management officials,.^anc^, Simop ^o^blpjn^^ice-Pi^siden^.aw1!!. 327,5,00, anch, 72,100 shares,
each owning over 9%. of
the cphipany's outstanding stock and pro¬
/ respectively. They propose to sell 85,000 ajid 15,00'08#wes^Respectively..
posing to sell amounts ranging from 8,720 to 10,500 shares; and'the
prospectus
for
.
close of the fiscal year,
compared with $27,715,277 as of a year earlier.
.reduced by $575,000 during the year.
attributed
Abrams
,
Oct.
of
as
the fact that the company's line of telestereoplxoniCMhdgh* fidelity, phonograpns and
radio-phonograph combinations, marketed at popular prices,, were in
strong demand, particularly during the last quarter of the year. In
addition, the new Du Mont Custom Collector Series of home enter¬
proximity to the main
the
Bank for drive-in
Department.
of
the
addition,
stock,'of
public
■
;
capital stock outstanding
"
year.
as
debt,
vision receivers,
1956)
close
facilities
which,, in
make
corporation
holders
9.04%,.
as.
Mr.
earnings
origin include the
and the Village
recent
more
1957);
Loans
The
and
laws
of
and
of
statement
•'
■'
$28,648,042
was
,
the
capital
Long-term
.
of
(established
separate
by
Diamond Mills
outstanding
has
company
a
.
in
Corp.
responsible
short
reduce
System.
Bank.
by
of
end
filiated
894,711 shares of common stock, of which Benjamin
President;
respectively,
for
certain
to
of March, 1962)
las
Kessel,
additional
of
Insurance
to
company
company's
as
member
a
directly
designs, develops, manufactures and markets digital
equipment, including components, subassemblies, memory • subsystems,/
and systems for
data-processing, control,/ computing, and other ap¬
plications of digital techniques.
The company's products include both
proprietary and custom-designed equipment.
The net proceeds from/
the
is
insured
prepares " interim
for
"
.
share on 2,211,492 shares of
par
Working
and Darby,' The Brookhaven office
relocation ; of
a
former^ facility
at
locations
offices
are
Consumer
countants
157,500.
(2)
and
to ;be
Chester
are
Reserve
95.000
and
1958
Media
(established
Bank
Deposit
common
shares,
of
public sale by the company
shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.
The offering will
be made on an all or none basis through under¬
writers headed by Kidder, Peabody
& Co.
The public offering price
and underwriting "terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The latter *
statement
also
includes
7,500 shares being offered directly
by the
company to Its employees.
7*
:
*. •
'
Option
which
cents
the
at
System .and its
Corp. to the
extent provided by law. The Bank is examined at
customary intervals
by the National Bank Examiner of the Office of the Comptroller of
the
Currency and is also
subject
to
examination
by
the .Federal
Framingham,
St.,
in
deposits
Mass:,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 24, covering (1) 63,900
shares
of
common
stock,
to be
offered
its. Restricted
pursuant to
company
office
expanding
,
84
or
in the City of Chester, and branch
within'Delaware. County
/ banking service in the center city
...
stockholders Benjamin Abrams. President,
H% in sales and 10% in earnings In 1961
year.
,
operations
Essington;
at
branch
and
office
,
and
educational records.
various
and
1611.
p.
Other
Hill
Green
"The Joseph
Smith Story" which is a dramatization from an original script written
for and subsequently copyrighted by Columbia Research. .In addition,
the company has acted as an agent for other producers in the sales
sample
a
as
Lending
maintained
been
past ten years
established in
Sharon
sacred
From
;
,
previous
Consolidated.net salos for the fiscal year 1961 amounted to $70,903,and consolidated net Income, after taxes, amounted to $1,851,684
deposit
offipe is located
main
have
Parkside.
^
aTe
scriptures of this churcn. : Other records are "A Voice
Dust," an excerpt record.of the "Book of Mormon" used
-
,
Phonograph Corp.—Annual Report
to
466
,
are
departmentalized as
LoansDepartmerit-r-primarily obligations pay¬
Commercial
•
The Bank's
Doctrine and
considered
•
•
,
&
report
,
offices
.
Covenants"
v
the
over
.
by competitive bid. No contracts exist binding
the company or its suppliers.
--14
The company has entered the recording industry through the pro¬
duction of a Series of religious records of particular interest to the "
members
of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints.
The "
books
186*.
annual
the
pointed to an Increase of
on * demand: or; on
a'-'relatively short-term .basis, 'purchase of
commerqial paper, and extension of'. open lines of credit; Consumer
Loans
Department—various
phases of., consumer
or
budget credit;
and Mortgage Loans
Department-4-mortgage
loans,
including
those
guaranteed by the Veterans and the Federal Housing Administrations.
„
the
In
-
general
"
determined
are
in
for
!; speciaT-checking
; safe deposit facilities.
eliminating the need-for Columbia- Research
;
record pressing facilities. Capitol Records, Inc.,.
of
of-funds
com-.;
Research/" thus
to
Prices
'
banking business, including the aciq individual, commercial, savings and
accounts;1 administration: of trusts and* estates; "and
ceptancd
are ih-the business of pro¬
provided:, by companies such as
tapes
Act
Bank "conducts
Tne
or
departments
record
from
equipment
Bank
National
facilities to press such
beenrand ,is jdepepdent uppn^ Contracting with
have, the
not
panies
Columbia
record
albums^ About . 50%
itself
records
dealer, in
are'distributed, by each method.
.•«
'•>*«../..
Research has the facilit.es.. to'produce ,its .recordings
sold
Columbia
tape
a'wholesale
to
or
albums
banking services.
.
v
,
.
and
/n;;i . ^
BUSINESS—On- December. 6,',"l96i; The Delaware! County National
Bank
started its. 148th year of service
to tne City of Chester and
more1 recentlyto" otner
communities 4n Delaware /County, Pennsylvania, having begun business, in/the, year '181.4 as a State Bank under
the. name of Ti-e Bank of Delaware-County.,-It Is believed that about
40
bank's were, organized
in 'Pennsylvania
during
1814 under
the
omnibus
bank bill,of Pennsylvania, and
that the Bank is one of
seven ^surviving: institutions" having I continuity
in-'; the banking field..
The
present title was adopted ^upo'ri receiving a charter under the
'
Radio
Emerson
.
on; June
a
/
a
i
r
was
offer its shares in
ex¬
change for prime real estate properties. These property exchanges will be made free of tax liability to property r]-"
/
Brad-
;/
street common share for each, common! 6hare pf Moody's* -»-».
■
* ;
; -foiice: reloeati'on):.the shop. ,i&* simply- de-sectlonaltzedv lifted off 'its! con¬
"The terms were, revised to-account* for a change., in' the maTket-.,
crete base' and moved, to another. site, with air its' internal equipment. S 7
value of Dun. & Bradstreet stock," Alan Wallace, Prdsident'of
Moody's,
i. The
first" of the new-..CailwutaiBi -cjanpeh- <fe oc^el Industries: pre¬
.!
,/= -said.
Dun & Bradstreet common
stock " is
currently quoted/on thei
packaged shops/ including theJ unitr displayed today, will be placed
by . the Mister Dohpt chain in-new locations to be opened this'year, ;' / over-the-counter market at $69.&Q -bid. Last Dec. 5/ the time Of the
earlier proposal,
Dun & Bradstreet common was quoted at $79.25.
it Was stated. Mister Donut/franchisees currently'operate 51 shops in
i
At the current price for Dun & Bradstreet
common,
the exchange
the United States, selling donuts and coffee for -on-premise consump¬
'
owners
of
under section 351 of the Internal Revenue Code
1954, Flata Realty's-legal counsel/ stated a.
**
.*-7,
r
9
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'
ol
and donuts and
tion,
"
A
54-foot-long,
take-home sale.
pastry for
all-steel-frame
1-6-ton,
:
■'/•
*•
.•
,
building-—believed
to
the
be
at
30
the
Start
The
show
trailers
it
to
Your
will
Own
Business
Exposition ?.t
de-sectionallzen
be
Secaucus,
N.
J.,
shopping center there as
The
new
pre-packaged
will
it
where
be put
according
shoos
Coliseum.
three
on
to
together
the
at
-
building
;
normal
at
the
indicated
,
&
meeting
tbe
of
proposed
.shareholders
about
million.
$5.3
not
.
The
capital, expenditure
is
slightly
the
above
'
.
'-Vit
/»
!■,<,.
Petroleum
(W. R.)
See
'
;*.
•>'%*
>'
Corp.-^-Proposed Sale-—. •'
Grace & Co.,
this issue.—V.
194,
.
't.
<«
>
•
statement.
...Improved
;
both
421.7
p.
in
at
Crescent
Engineering
Research
&
Co.
Secondary
—
Offering — Jan. 23, 1962,' it was reported that /
118,500 shares of this firm's outstanding common stock
been sold privately through Laird
& Co., Corp.,Wilmington, Del,
-
;
.
-
past
reports
company
that
share,
common
per
In
.
its
earnings
the
1960
for
for
,
the
earnings
year
were
new
The
1961
were
and
for
C.
figures
reported'the
The
split-up
Chairman,
in
earnings
1960
stock
Long,
the .fourth
and
the
from
approximately
28
Period
Gross
cents
for
Ended
the. same period
Dec.
"31^-
j*
revenues
report
to
purchase
gas
of
^
1960.
'* ~
31 cents
Other
salient
—I
invested
half-of-this
company's
needs
helped
they
the
arise,
Further
in general."
about
amount
$312
'has
The
million
been
spent
facilities
photographic
in
in
&
as
sales,
United
and film-processing
that
$33
Tennessee Eastman
As
in
a
pay-as-we-go
-
p;
79,675,000
the
19^2
million
and
for
Texas
basis.
The
budget
of
Rochester
Eastman
coihpanv
year's expenditures will again
previous years the
year
2223.
Earnings on
common
—v.
stock_!--_l_-_-_!*_i!!
5
195
■
,
11.600,000
'
$71.5
million
facilities;
divisions;
continues
from
come
'
will
$31
and
in
^
Delaware Coanty;' National:
See American & Foreign
.
Stockholders
.—
The
right to subscribe for
"
at $45 per
share
on.
bank
an
is
Bank—Rights^ Offering to
offering stockholders the
be
million
$11.4
additional 24,200, $10 par shares
one new share for each
the basis of
debt
free.
a
are: to
ings
of
In
in
1946,
real
is
the
estate
of
<
the
I
'
Jan.
on
11,
filed
1962
(par one cent)
to
be
1800
used
West
services
a
be offered
to
"Reg. A" covering 159,000
at $2, through Armstrong
for
preparation
equipment/ research and
capital.
Russellville,
Ark,,
is
engaged
in
poultry industry and other companies
expansion,
working
C
to
•
St„
the
*
business.
/
.
Power Ca.; Inc.,
Buy American
'" * i'
.
■
this jssue.—V. 194,
p.
used ' for
equipment,
testing
and
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Down—
on
$893
In
the common stock
$2.50
of
world
4,661.000
,
,,
the
1961
year
estimated
net
income
for
1961,
subject
net
income
was
$959
million.
'*
In
in
units
and
1961
on
in
the
1961
-
J
final
*
stocks, preliminary earnequivalent to $3.11 per share,
1
preferred
were
dividends and $0.61 retained for use
1960, earnings on the common stock were equivalent
paid
was
cars
ar*
G. Donner,
of
out in
common
trucks
are
in; 1960.
shareholders received $2 in dividendsGeneral Motors plants throughout,
at - 4,037,000 units, compared with
>
from
estimated
-
\
*,
_
-.
^
•»,/,•'. 1
,
linal figures will be announced in February,
v
are
1960
estimate
million.
the business.
Sales
*
for
I
to
deducting dividends
which
the
sales
compared with $12.7 billion in 1960, Frederic
and John F. Gordon,-President, announced.
'
to.$3.35 per share and
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;
'
7.
alter which: the mailing
»
.
(-
of the annual: report to shareholders will begta.v-¥-7L95r ps "217^
2332.
r
Jan.
be
in
President
Is
Y.
preliminary
is
After
The
;
.
Brocfeeds
Flato
1900.'
p.
company's-dollar
The
audit,
funds."
.
'
Franklin
billion,
Chairman,
8-.1 1962 * filed a'"Reg. .A" covering 100,000
common shares-ino.-par.)
to be* offered at- $3/thfough Harrison •& Co.>
Philadelphia. »
> "
/
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;
•
on
food
food
The
approxi-
vEte^jtiro-Nite-With'
•^The hompanyi
formation.
General Motors
Genisco, 4uc.—1962 Earns. Forecast-rQuarterly
,.
I,
the
Its
inventory and
of
rendering
units.
company
Share. Co.—Offers to
Foreign Power Stuck—
10,111,000
N.
are
Further1
capital expenditure budget will be reviewed
in" the light "of current conditions—V/ 194,
!;•'
Electric Boitd &
4,798,000
Inc.,
Proceeds
•
Income
shares
development,
facilities
,
States.
indicated
follows:
distribution,
Co.,
>
*
Processing, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
common
lo¬
are
of Flato's legal council.
v.'jL-iato co., a Te^as corporation chartered
trustee.
The
company
has
been
engaged
193,
company
as
-
opinion
■company.—V.
and
95,237,000
Operating
expenses-—83,951,000
deductions!"1.*-^.c_—4,906.000
the
/regularly during the
,
101,001,000
on
current
were-:
1960 1
the
has
has
economy
the
since
1962. capital budget continues the policy followed by the com¬
during The past- 15 years,"
the
Kodak
officers noted.
"This
policy is to make these annual improvements in the company's facili¬
compared
figures
1961".
,
where
improved
officers
the
ties
as
Kodak
About
changing
and
S.
'
management
pany
received, from
were
Y„
U.
properties
centers.
h,uwni
"The
com¬
,
1961
years',
the
new
final.
of
conducted
managing
a
introducing
mately $7 million for sales, distribution,, and "processing
-President,
shareholders,".
three-for-one
five
and
markets,
than
become
be
in
f
in
I.
I
operating as a qualified realty investment trust, Flato Realty
to distribute to shareholders 100% of Its net Income derived
from a diversified portfolio of properties and from other investments.
These distributions are not
subject to federal corporate income taxes,
-
Stuarti
,
Tne earnings for the last quarter of
with
M.
to/reflect ..the
refunds
supplier.
James
quarterly
restated
were
wholesale
company's
and
in
about
used
$1.12.
■
Kenneth
N.
new
important
;
growth.*
participation
When
Approximately $121 "million has gone into the chemical, plastics,
and textile fiber operations of Tennessee Eastman
Co., Kingsport, Tenn.,
and Texas Eastman
Co., Lcngview, Texas. The balance has been used
elsewhere
The
meeting
domestic
rate
improvements.
Rochester,
Dayton Power & Light Co.—-Annual Report—
$1,27
in
and
better
a
been
in
economic
of
plans
cated.
-
-
the
capital
Stock
had
In
has
program
products,
foreign
progress
<
"The
and
shares
;
,
and the administration pf Flato Realty are
by four trustees,1 who are elected by shareholders.
Properties that may be acquired by Flato Realty range from com¬
mercial, retail, and industrial buildings to hotels, motels, and recreato
tioral
product quality high," the Kodak .officers, noted in
investment
of
the'cash .sale-of Plata RealtyIncome-producing real properties
geographic
areas
showing
significant
acquire
-
Selection
Moody's said. Approval of Dun & Bradreqnired.—V.' T94,- p,-2657;
/ *.
budget
to
/
froni
realized
used
during the offering period,
cash or
in exchange
for property, have the privilege of
Flato Realty's portfolio of properties before their invest¬
for
ments
be
ropulatinn
Purchasers
previewing
The compahy will spend about
$71,500,000 during 1962 for additions,
replacements,, and improvements in its U. S. facilities, it was announced
/by Thomas J. Hargrave, Chairman, and William S. Vaughn, President.'
//**7;
also
long-term
trends in
;
Eastman Kodak Co.---Expansion Program—
.
will
either
stock
price,
the acquisition
about $5.51 million. <•
.
stockholders will.be held Feb. 21 to
of
merger,
is
for
Under
earlier
value
Moody's
of
and
Cosden
the
and
an
value
excavation
no
/M'r;,
(..'••
mon
terms,
had
indicated
-an
shares
preoared
a
anywhere"
;•
design.
same
on
street
Plaza
Copper
have
$70 million expenditure last
is required ■'■»' the building is simplv set down
year/
concrete slab) these drive-ins can be located "virtually
"The capital budget program of recent
years has enabled Kodak to
put up anytime/ since bad, weather, which 'hampers
y maintain .plants and equipment at a high level of efficiency, keep
construction, is a minor factor.—V. 195, p. 400.7*
costs down, and
Because
on
the
of
have
special
...vote
After
Steel Industries, can be completely put together by 10 meat in a matter
of "48
hours,' compared with" me 90 Qa^s required, to erect
a
con¬
ventional
A
.
-
Continental,
previous
would
>
would
'
flat-bed
Mister Donut shop.",
cpe.at.ng
an
the
transoort'ed
an
the
:
complete shop ever exhibited <\t a trade show in the United
Si4tes—the new Mister: Donut store will be on public view until Jan.'
biggest
stock
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
,
.
development,
Rep.qrt
*
•
Fiscal*1962 shouldt prove a
"better"year" Tor
Cfenlseo; than th»
year
Sept. 30, 1961 which saw record levels reached in both sales
and earnings, President E. C. Burkhart told the annual meeting of
shareholders.
*
..
Mr. Burkhart revealed that sales for the first quarter ended Dec. 31,
ended
,
.
.
' -"11•
*
%
-7
6
amounted
] gel
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(522)
assortment of popular price lines of mer¬
children and the home. Of the stores, 498
self-service
basis.
To
provide £ assortments of
quality merchandise called for by the increasing income levels of its
customers, the company has added to its lines items ranging up to
approximately $400.
The
major portion
of (.he merchandise,
how¬
states
the same
with $1,111,669 for
compared
$1,344,000
to
period
■
the
stock of
common
agent
43i%
products and petrochemicals.—V.
Grafco Industries, Inc.—Common
petroleum
A.
the
Supply
1936
in
the
of
laws
Co..
State
Inc.,
Mr.
by
company
as
Yo.k,
uuaer
The
500,000
Biyth
&
-
other
Dain
M.
R.
&
sales
products which
profits or thRt any new
developed will be commercially feasible.
Eppler,
Grafco
Third
291
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
Avenue,
EFFECT
,
Authorized
Short-term
Convertible
debenture
stock
Common
—V.
194,
($0.01
.,1
L.
puinic
The
in
company
March
land
to
have
been
—V.
Port
in
the
purposes
sale
,
Bahama Port Authority,
Bahamian
Auhority
Bahamas
127,000
has been given
to
develop
Loeb
the
deyelopeo;
first
road
6,700
related
construction
general
the
corporate
by
In
addition
2.450,000
lots
of
homes,
to
sale
for
certain
of
indebtedness,
common
stock,
of
the
Seven
has
1,250,000
Port Authority owns
Productions
(Bahamas)
Arts
Board Chairman of
Bahamas company of
owns
the
ment
between
Chesler
shares
Alfred
five-year
the
and
the
of
Cowan,
option to
bentures
due
Seven
tne
Arts
same
1^67
rate
company,
at
company
Executive
the
of
'<<
Ltd.
Jan.
1,
$lo
Prei-dent
of
Productions,
^urduano
Chesler
per
may
share
shares
at
$13.50
Ltd.,
which
agree-
the
per
through
of
at
a
lower
than
'
'*
redeemable
Otherwise
they
from
of
ice
77%
of
the
additional
issue,
and
$1,500,000
the
•;
from
ductwork.
and
$150,000
offering
will
be
proceeds from
A.
Dankoff
is
President
1962 by
from
?mn,y lnc^eased the number of its stores from 574 to 961
1961, and on
the
later
date
had
an
additional
80. new
with
be
*
CAPITALIZATION
-
the
of
to increase, capital; funds
sale
office building,
new
a
The
company's
main
to
stores
office
is
operated
by
on
Nov.
30,
1961
were
at
located
made
"''.,"*6
./
Groceries, Inc.—Copamon Reg'd—
covering
23,
public
all
an
j.,
Lyndhurst, N.
Jan.
for
on
filed
registration statement,
of common stock,
will
a
shares
100,000
at $8' per share.'The offering
basis through underwriters headed
sale
none
or
by
com-
.
'
,
in
1961,
October,
In
Ossola
J,
foods,
Inc.,
Company,
exchange
for
a
predecessor was -owned by
wholly-owned by Louis Rubens,.
of -said
• 85.3%of the stock
Trucking Co., Inc.,'which
predecessor,
was
the Louis and Jessie G. Rubens
Foundation.
Said
stockholders of Speedy will transfer all the out¬
standing capital stock of Speedy to the company in exchange for
261,502 shares of company stock.
The prospectus also indicates that
the
company
will acquire all of the assets and assume all of the
liabilities of the predecessor in exchange ior 262,50Q shares of common
stock
of
the
company.
The predecessor, will be dissolved and its
holdings of company stock distributed to its shareholder^; including
/ Speedy which will receive 224,002 shares.
,,
the. new
of
President
and
company
.
'
Hunt Foods
and help
,
•,
GIVING
_
board
The
.
FINANCING..'
PRESENT
EFFECT. TO
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
&
of
directors
of
Harbor
P.ywood
Corp..
meeting
in
•
Los
the
on
between Harbor and.previously approved
'■£$'
/ . *;
*";
$ '
Martin
Deggeller,
President of Harbor, said that. the agreement
now
will be presented for approval of stockholders of the two com-'
panics, the special Harbor stockholder meeting will be held on Feb, 23,
1962, at the Morck Hotel, Aberdeen, Wash,, with Jan. 29 set as the
record date.
Hunt-stockholders are scheduled to vote on the agreement
at a special meeting scheduled for the same date at Fullerton, Calif.
'
-
-
Hunt
436,504
Corpt—A. S. E. Listing—
26,
1962
Stock
American
the
,
of fbe company was listed
stock
common
Exchange..—V. ,195,
Subject
114.
p.
Hampden Fund, Inc.-^Common Registered—
of ,2100
Fund
with
the
mon
stock,
will
be
and
investment
to be
made
The
Fund
Ohio
East
SEC
tive
on
24.
filed
Cleveland,
Bldg.,
Jan.
covering
a
'
*;
of
trading
com¬
*•
.
tends
to
Fund
W.
'
sell
30,
under
Ohio
in
law
become
with
Frank
shares.
prospectus,
the
as
Reid
B.
it
Executive
a
shares
Vice-President
director
(without
constituting
and
&'*">*-*'
President
is
.
of
a
sales
all
of
the
that,
of
Fund;
prior
load)
its
to
to
is
amounts
purchased
' )■
'
amencjhient.
^
'
certain
by
>J,!'
persons,
asset?.
each
|-(
I
•
See
&
The
j'
are
I
1
( i
will
the
Fund
the
cash
thus
of
such
names
to * be
supplied
y.
^
.•
Industries,
Inc.,
this
corporation
common
the
outstanding
shares
of
Harbor.
218.
p.
shares
With SEC—
& Milling, Inc.—Files
16,
Jan.
on
(par
two
cents)
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 10,000
to be offered at three cents, without
"'
are
to be used for mining operations.
,
Idaho of 407 Main St., Lewiston, Idaho, is engaged
Florence District of Idaho.—V. 187, p. 2448.
Proceeds
and
Imperial
Th
* •
.in mining in the
..4._
Los
,
„
by
'
)
,
*
'
issue.-r-V.
194, p.
shares
ing
.
.• *.
2441.
Jan.
(par $1.)
.tcr be
used
.
a
v
for 'debt/repayment,
'
920
and
hot
E.
sale
water.
A" covering 100,000
through Marache-& Co.,.
"Reg.
..
.
of
manufacture
controlled
1962- filed-
9,
to be offered at $3,;
,
are
capital."
Imperial
"
on
Angeles,
Proceeds
--v.*
Co.—Files With SEC— '
Vending
cchipany
common
4
Hunt Foods
^
of
73 %
President?-Of the ^adviser;1
ibis, offering,
present
period.
owns
underwriting.-
the
investment ..-adviser,
its
of
1441
45
to
same
presently
195,
to the portfolio of Harbor for the
15
the merger effective date, and values to Hunt
values
gives
prior
the
for
a
in¬
ipvestment
management
dversified
open-end
an
redeemable
Fulton,
which
days
Idaho Mining
1961,.,
December,
to
According
company.
prospectus. Indicates
obtained
i
—V.
-
to the necessary stockholder approvals and other necessary
Mr. Deggeler said the merger is expected to become effec28,
1962.
The ratio of exchange will be ; based on a
-
organized
investment
and
Yost
The
under
Hunt
The
closed-end
•'/ ;/', ''
Feb.
common
.
for public sale at $10 per share. The offering
Fulton,
Reid & Co.,
Inc., the Fund's distributor
adviser,
which
will receive' a '30
cents per share
was
cn
formula
registration
500,0<X> -shares
offered
by
selling commission.
;
gen- »
in
Foods
the merger, agreement.
:
$3,686,504
funds
22 approved an agreement of merger
& Industries. The Hunt -board , had
.Angeles Jan.
$1,125,000'
*'" 2,125.000
.
Harbor Plywood Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Grant
8.
of
on
-
:
profits
purchasers
1960.
;'fl?
the predecessor acquired all of the stock
an
importer and distributor of Italian
commitment- to issue 1,200 common shares
of
the company
to the stockholders of. Ossola,
Ossola subsequently
acquired ^substantially all of the assets
business and good will of
Mr-Roberts'. /Br.os.,; Inc./ a frozen • foods distributor, for- -about $490,000'
(subject to adjustment).* -The1 net-proceeds from the stock sale may
be
used
to
repay
bank loans of about $450,000 incurred primarily
in connection with
the acquisition of McRoberts Bros.-, to supplement
working capital, and for-other general corporate purposes^ including
possible acquisitions. \
r <
'•
: '.
»*>.'. .
Prior
to
the succession
by the company to1 the business of the
of
.
___:
capital
This
Broadway, New York City.
stores
the
of
v——
statement
in
during
the
ten
ra'cfnths > ended \ Not.. 30,
1061
$444,773,892 compared with $396,530,661 in the corres¬
of
President^$aid.
expenditures
p.
company
stores.
.
ten. months
195,
offered
clearances,
company
BUSINESS—Sales
to
could have been achieved if we had not
expenditures as an investment in sales
margins
Gidwitz,
that such
the-SEC
to'he
-
:
retire
as of Nov.
construction.
This
»
.
officials of the jjom- ;.
Common-stock* ($10
Surplus
Grow
op¬
debentures
added
and
substantial
Hudson Wholesale
plumbing,/1
for. electrical,"
Ruben
construction
company
the
' .-
'
connection with the expansion
markets.—V.
'
>
applied thereto;- Including $150,000
conditioning equipment, $100,000 for
air
and
net
working
The
*
,
proceeds
the
for
earnings
/ '
feUvmqst heavily in the third quarter
into' Cbnada and Puerto Rico of the
-company's Studio Girl house-to-house sxles subsidiary. Larger ou lays
were
also
made this year, he said, for. promotion of a: number of.
products v/hich the company believes can take larger shares of then-
be
equipment,
on
and
will
sale
rink
skating
payment
Effective Jan.
*
an
company
and used
for
additional
inventory and
capital requirements, including sucn requirements re¬
further store expansion. Since Jan. 31,
1958 the com-
ther
ponding
stock
Total
prior
days' notice, at 1043,4%
during 1952 and
prices. The sinking fund, which will be opor
•
.
the
a
the
sulting
amounted
the
Undivided
five'
are
perlod Jftn" l- 1969-1986, will mandatorily
debentures
annually
profit
Willard
the
to
share.
30
on
decreasing
PROCEEDS—Net
funds
4.75%.
Months' Report—
and
-
ten-pin
the
t
200,000'
next
granted
refunding with other indebtedness having
interest
ug \he
not
/*
and toiletries
cosmetic
make
to
He said
operating an indoor-amusement and recreation_
ice skating rink In the- Green Acres Shopping Center
Valley Stream, Long Island, N. Y. BCA, * which owns and
1987,
are
record" sales
1961.
194,
,
com¬
tj. ah
been
30,
stock
traded on
p. 1719.
common
were
1962.—-V.
'
the
purchase
over
has
Nov.
of
company
the
in
;
indoor
finance
use
*
by
headed
group
may at its option retire up to an
each of the
sinking' fund years.
errt
/
-
,
of
owned
shares
24,
v*
Speedy
is¬
Loiado
Jan.
of
as
$32.50,
for
**■.•
-
Offering
To Stockholders—The bank is offering its stockholders
the right to subscribe for an additional 22,500 common
shares at $35 per share on the basis of one new share
for each four held of record Jan. 10.with rights to expire
Jan. 30. Tbe offering is being underwritten by Dittmar
& Co.,: and Russ & Co., Inc., San Antonio.;
r..y
PROCEEDS—The bank of 143 W. Commerce St., San Antonio;-will,
outsanding
and
i3
Vice-President,
purchase 50,000
redeemable
$1,500 000
*
Groos National Bank of San Antonio—Rights
for
were
- 1,772,217
consolioated
has
announced
has
ended
major
growth,"
underlying 3Q-month war-*
exercisable at $3.50"-
shares
32,500
underwriter
•
a
the
of
Curtis Industries, Inc.—Nine
months
chosen
the stock eale, BCA
will, own about 31%
of
the outstanding stock
of the company for.
which it will have transferred the said lease and. paid $1,000, and the
public will own about 69%
foj* an investment of $575,000. Sale of
the new"" shares .will result in an increase in the btok value of stock
now outstanding from
1. cent! to $1.74 per ship*e a;nd a corresponding
dilution of $1.26. per share in the book equity of stock purchased by"
the public;:. ./.-':;'v
A
'
outstanding
shares
Auhority,
uame.
REDEMPTION FEATURE3—The debentures
tionally
the
merger
one
B
.
registration state¬
shares7of common
a
225,000
pany^, and; of BCA, and all other- management
pany' hold corresponding .offices in * BCA. After
ex¬
was
made Jan. 24 by an
by Lehman Brothers. The
debentures which
were
priced at par, plus accrued
interest, were oversubscribed.
/
underwriting
thereafter
•;
the purpose of
ventilation
to"
Grant Co.—Debentures Offered—Public offer¬
of $35,000,000 of this firm's 4%% sinking fund de-
eiiective
covering
-23
includes
to
J'..\
.
with
President,
Edell,
Mr.
..Earnings per share were $1.33 on 2,052,483 combined class A
shares outstanding at Nov. 30, 1961, compared with $1.27 on
shares outstanding a year earlier.
h*
500,000
Co.__
compajiy's- parent. R, JL. Warren Co. is the
of subscription is to be supplied by amendment.-■
rate
companies
both
of
2,028,176
&
the
also
sold
'
in
an
(W. T.)
ing
The
be
for
down
•
Ltd. 20.4% each. The 49.8% of the stock of the Port Au¬
whose President is Wallace Groves, is owned by Abaco Lumber
which is owned by Mrs. Wallace Groves; Variant Industries*
common
'*
900,000
,
com-
-'-•••
-
firm reported sales of $50,902,599,
up
irom $42,634,621 in the same period of the preceding year. Net
income increased to $2,739,242 from $2,570,887, a gain of 6Va%.
.
conveyed
Inc.
corporation
company
The
offer Sucbr >shares fof)0a.ubsc»i|)tioh . set $3 . per 1*1
1,793,451 outstanding (Shares of "Bowling-'Cof p. N
holders'of
share...
for
and
course
land
company
which
Ltd., which owns a 25.2% interest in the Port
the Charles W. Hay ward family. Louis Chesl»r,
years,
Co._c.__
*
'
the
on
to
ceeds
be
will
Ltd.,
is
Wertheim
Jan.
to
*
•
the ^expan--
that
golf
a
tjie
$12,500,000. The
and
pany,
&
over¬
the two
of
bowling centers and amusement ancLrecreation parks,!/ -J. R. Williston & Beane, which will receive an 80 cents per share
company
a
lease agreement-between it and 'the
commission.
" '
'•
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:
■
■'"/
owners of said shopping center in exchange for TOO.OOO common shares >;
The company was organized under Delaware law in December, 1961,
(100% ) of the company and $1,000. The lease covers a. 74,000 square
1 primarily to succeed to the business of Hudson Wholesale Grocery
foot building to be built by
said owners for the company. It is an-..
Company,
a
New Jersey company, which has been engaged in the
ticipated that opening cash, costs of the Green Acres Funtown project
procurement, warehousing and sale of groceries and'non-food items
will aggregate $525,000, and the $564,000-estimated minimum net pro' to independent supermarkets, discount stores and neighborhood grocery
Bahamas,
thority,
Inc.„_
Co.,
,
addition
In
purposes.
900,000
On
(BCA),
statement
located
the
to
shares
for
stock
hotel,
acres
the
America
transferred
prospectus,
the easterly one-tnird of the Island. It paid $500,000
which sum is exclusive of the prioe payable upon its
uu
the option,
ercise.
sued
preparation
&
Weld
Witter & Co
Dean
Heiene
nine
option
110,000
snua.ea
to
SEC
the
is' proposed
operates
Port Authority,
the company has acouired a
to .purchase .for
$2,500,000
the
timber rights on"
acres of additional land
(not part of the iree oor£~ area) "
company
sevenye^r
about
resort
the
of
Securities of the
Stock Exchange
American
The
,250,000
500 0C0
900,000
The company was organized under New York law in January
promotion and administra¬
balance will be added to working capital and usee!
tive expenses.. Any
for
and
the building of sample
facilities; and lor- advertising,
acres;
club
j
Inc
•V
250,000
120 Broadway,.OMew York, .filed
company'df
park and
broad
a,7U0
industry
surviving
-
7.
with
BCA
Islands
_
.*
Walston
White,
-
900,0Q0
250,000
Corp.____'__j.
Walker &. Sons_
250,000
;
~ 250,000
"
*Se-
/
v
.
Bishop,
Hazel
consolidation
and
stated that the
negotiations made the consoli¬
mcst important factors in the
combined annual volume of over $25 million.
meeting
Plus
Bishop,
outstanding.
the
Co
&
Joseph
.
Inc.
Co.,
&
p.
It
•per
of
•su.ge: v.ip construction of a 200 room deluxe
sion of the utility systems to serve the tu'Si
&
The
-
Boyce—%
Co.,
150,000
L.
and
Inc.
Plus,
900,000
Sutro
Co.,
rants
Bahama
to
Hazel
cosmetics
500,000
*. 150,000
Co.,
Webster
&
Stroud
&
Inc
&
Bros.-&
curities
250,000
Inc.
195,
The
the
on
consist
to
acres,
Co
underwriter.
powers from the Government
Island a "free port!7 .comprising
industrial, residential and resorc
areas.
Of such acreage,
the Port Authority conveyed the said 102,000
acres
to the company for $12,000,000
($£>0,000 in cash and l,;i-95,000
shares).
The
Port
Authority- had previously purchased 5,000 shares ».
of the
company
for $50,000. Toe net proceeds • from the stock sale
will be used for the following projects, which .are'.all in the
preliminary"
the
of
about
dated
Green Acres Fun^^fl Inc.-^PrQRpsed Rights Offering
of
(the Port Authority)
Ltd.
According
company.
500,000
Peabody
stock.
development of
Island.
and
Grand
on
Lanolin
stockholders
the
of
conclusion
"Higher
*
Reg'd
the Bahama
of
both
.
&
Hammill
;
Inc.
Stein
Stone
500,000
Co._
&
Applegate
Kuhn,
comprising about one-third of the Island, '
to the company for residential and resort develop¬
conveyed
privately-owned
the
resort
laws
of
Lanolin
successful
250,000
Co.I___
&
Barney
900,000
102,00o acres,
ment by The Grand
a
principally
engage
residential
and
for
Approximately
under the
98%
the
At
simon-& eoT*rrrr
M.
Smith,
Co.,
Hutton & Co.,
F.
and
organized
was
1961
&
&
E.
i.
500,000
^
Hentz
Kidder,
;
underwriting terms are to be supplied
bv amendment. The prospectus states that the company recently sold
to the principal underwriter 40,000 shares at $10 per share.
price
Over
500,000
500,000
Stone
Humphrey,
York),
offering
900,000
Noyes
share
Tne
Co._
Inc_
900,000
Hulme,
Freeport,
Grand
Bahama,
Bahamas
(and 250
filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
Jan.
23, covering 250,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered
for
public sale through underwriters headed by Allen & Company.
New
,
H.
of
company
Ave.,
Shearson,
&
Co
&
& Co._'
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
This
Grand Bahama Development Co. Ltd.—Common
This
Sachs
Hayden,
Inc. *'^!
ment
Park
900,000
___*
Schwabacher
1159.
p.
voting, approved
the merger and over 80% of the stockholders of both companies voted.
Hazel Bishop is the surviving corporation.
•,
;
•
; *
7
-
&
Brothers
Hutzler
150,000
_L
Corp._"___^
900,000
Co.
500.000
"
Pressprich & Co-. »' 500,000'
Rothschild & Co,_
500,000
Salomon1
&
._/
&
Forgan
W.
F.
194,
financing.—V,
bank
required
Bishop, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Stockholders
Webber, 'Jackson
Paribas
R.
900,000
(4)
AVTA Corp.* .of"Los Angeles;
from
whelmingly approved the merger
panics at meetings on Jan. 22.
■*
/*Corp.
M'eyerhoff
Harriman
./" 7
...
&
schedules
delivery
'
171,500 shs!
500,000 shs.
_________
if
150,000
Curtis
Transceivers
Talk-(V:-Way
Hazel
Co.l_--__
&
Its
500,000
v.
&
100,000
$100,000
par )
! ■"&
500,000
150,000
Greenshields
$iuu,uuo
1507.
p.
Co^
Son
the'same
of
that it has an order totalling $1,540,000 for inertia switches frbm, a'
prime West • Coast missile contractor upon an adequate showing of
working capital; (5) that in management's opinion..adequate working
150,000
Paine,
Boston
Goldman,
Outstanding
loan
&
Newbold's
Co.
900,000
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
,
Moseley
Newburger
Co._
__________
Glore,
the company
of
900,000
_-_I__.'-*150,000
8.
was
1958/
capital would be available for the anticipated inertia switches contract
upon completion of this stock offering;
and (6) that bank financing
would be available to the issuer to handle all of the foregoing orders
*
; W. H.
Union
&
Hemphill,
The principal offices
New York, N. Y.
Equipment Co., Inc.
at
j
.
Pierce,
Smith Inc._
pleton
F.
250,000
Inc.__i.____/_
First
Co.
operations of Grafco Industries, Inc. are conducted directly and
through a number of subsidiary corporations: Graphic Supply Corp.
(Massachusetts), Grafco Roller Co., Inc., Grafco Chemical Co., Inc.
located
150,000
Co.^l—
&
Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
Co.,
Co.i____
Guerin
Turner,
The
are
&
Eberstadt
F.
.
and
&
'
.
be
may
250,000 Xl
250,000
Lynch,
issuer
subsidiary
for
900,090
Inc)
Co
&
Fenner
25o,ooo
Securities
engaged
of
Merrill
500,000
Inc..!
&,
Dillon,
Hallgarten
increased
Co.,
Inc.
actively engaged in research and development to
improve and expand its present line of products, as well as t*> develop
n«-w
pioCtuci/S
iujf
ooth
exisving
and
potential
markets.
However,
the
company
can
give no assurance that such program will result
in
McKelvy
250,000
250,000
Co
Dickson
S.
Eastman
is
company
Sons___
Co;,
#
McDonald
900,000
Co.__
&
-
—
Loewi
'■'*
250,000
Inc,,_„s-,i.
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.
J.
mv.
.v.
500,000
&
&
Freehling,
The
500,000
Co.,
Loeb; Rhoades
CO.%__
U
U
two individuals.
The Commission asserts
offering circular, as amended Dec. 15,
and
issuer's
the
(
500,000
1
,
The
is
/
id»;wJ
900,000
Co...i
Corp;—-.
M.
&
250,000
Co.___
Co., Inc
&
&
Bradford
Burnham
selling
and
Co._______
Brown
Alex.
Carl
250,000
&
C.
J.
1961.
company
lvieeos_
&
Higginson
I"
that
organized under Nevada law in June, 1961, and has
name
organized under California law in
business is described as "a diversified manilfae-'
turer
in
the " field
of
solid-state
electronics
and electromechanical
devices.- The Commission's suspension order challenges representations
in the amended offering circular
(1) that the issuer has a backlog
of
orders
totalling $4,314,349;
(2)
that - it has an order totalling
$4,130,000
for
telephone answering
devices from Phonornatic, Inc.,
of Los
Angeles;
(3) ' that the issuer has an order totalling $59,415
The
a
December,
$150,000
Corp.____
Freres
Lazard
Lee
W.,Baird & Co.,
in the business of maufacturing, dis¬
at wholesale a complete range of graphic arts
equipment, chemicals and supplies, used by printers, litn _
- .<vh•
engravers, in parts of New York, New Jersey, Penn3y'*"*m»
^•"nnectitt,
a... -.U.
Massaunusects, Maryland and New Hampshire.
The
tributing.
Co;,
Laird,* Bissell &
500,000
A. .G." Becker
proprietorship founded in
corporate name occurred
to a sole
change of
successor
a
Tankel.
Ben
September,
New
o.
January,
the name
the
..
&
underwriter,
order
false and misleading
representations and that the
stock
would violate
the anti-fraud
provisions of the Act.
Tho order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
Amount
Laird
the public offering of 62,500 common shares at
in behalf of the issuer, together with warrants for 10,000
benent of Hamilton Waters & Co., Inc., of Hempstead,
contains
offering
1961,
-
agreement,
a
proposed
the
Y.
Regulation A
the Securities Act of 1933 with
of stock by this company, of
under
the
for
its
registration
A provides a conditional exemption from registration
to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
notification filed July 21, 1961, the respondent company
In
share
per
in
14,593,028 shs.
8,500,000 shs,
Co-—'-,,
Stearns
Bear,
1942, uhder
of Graphic
in
Incorporated
was
&
—
J. * Barth
•
v
BUSINESS—The
Napa
N.
.
(issued,
_
underwriting
the
Co._3ui_^_^
&
Inc.
„.
Appel, 111 Broad¬
purchase of additional equipment, advertising, and
corporate purposes.
-
•
——
'
15,000,000
*
__
Offering Suspended
order temporarily suspending a
an
proposed public offering
Street, Northridge, Calif.
respect
shares
-
of
will be u^ed by the company for
subsidiaries, research" and development,
to
$2.50)
(par
Brothers______$5,600,000
Allyn
Bache
estimated at $254,650,
advances
C.
Robert
York City, offered publicly,"az,250 shares of
common stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds,
way, New
this firm's
250,000 shs.
.
Amount
Lehman
Jan./
a
$100)__
(issued
.
_
Offered—Via
22, 1962 prospectus, Philips, Rosen &
to
("issuer")
$4
i;
several un¬
derwriters have agreed Severally, subject to the terms and conditions
therein ,s&t. forth, to "purchase from uie company" the -respective prin¬ V'
cipal-amounts of debentures set fpjrth below:
'
7.*../.:-.
<•
...
produce a. range
194, p. 634..
Tejcas,. which
West
in
refineries
stock
5,837,211)
plan is subject to obtaining tne necessary favorable tax rulings
approval of the Grace and Cosden . Boards of Directors and
has
a
18141
Outstanding
$35,000,000
'
■
150,000 shares)
UNDERWRITERS—In
This
Cosden
from
with
FINANCING '
PRESENT
TO
$35,000,030
1987__
(par
stock
pfd.
outstanding,
Common
a
stockholders.
stock
pfd.
cumul.
and
representing 1,427,548 shares would receive an estimated
share for their Cosdeiv stock, the exact figure td depend,
on
final
adjustments and appraisals.
It'is contemplated that this
would be
comprised of approximately $14 a share in cash and the.,
balance in a Grace convertible preferred stock.
and
1,
Jan.
*
5% %
stockholders
$25
exemption
respect
-
Regulation
EFFECT
Authorized
due
has issued
The SEC
$5.
'
debentures
Cumulative
managements of W. R. Grace and the Cosden Petroleum Corp.
have announced a plan for the acquisition by Grace of the assets and
liabilities of Cosden subject to a reserved production
payment.
Grace currently owns 52.6 % of Cosden's total 3,014,230 outstanding
shares
of
common
stock. Under this plan the balance of Cosden
to
to
up
GIVING
Capital:
The
S24
prices
Long-Term Debt:
Acquisition—
Grace & Co.—Proposed
(W. R.)
at
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
(George) Harmon Co. Inc.—Stock
men, -
a
amount.
Bank has been appointed co-transfer
the corporation.—V. 195, p. 402.
Manhattan
Chase
The
for
on
CAPITALIZATION
Ltd.—Appointment—
Gluckin Co.
wide
a
women,
sold
is
ever,
(Wm.)
for
operated
were
402.
p.
carried
and
chandise
and $5,078,147 for all of fiscal 1961.
After-tax earn¬
ings, he said, will snow '"about 18 cents a share" compared with 10
cent's a share for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1960 and with
62 cents a
snare
for the 12-months ended Sept. 30, 1961.—V.- 195,
lbt
w.
'
.
'
,
equipment and1 work¬
'•' "
Fullerton. Calif.', is" engaged in the''
a' Vending uniJt that provides- thermostatically
Walnut,
of
'
7
."
"
Volume 195
Number 6129♦/.
Independent Telephone Corp/ — Common Offered^-:
Burnham & jQo:, New York City, and associates offered;
publicly
-on Jan. 24, 400,000 shares of this
stock at $10.75 per share; Net proceeds,
mori
(523)
■!. ^Amount >*.
k>
/
.
Riphard
1
,W.': Clarke
o
Amount
dc-Co.i
Leonard;dc
400,000.
H.r Morton.,
Si"
R,
Moulton
dc, C04—,
400,000
.140,00Q
.
National
,
New
,
Newharb,
.
•5
Independent Telephone. Corp.:
:
*
..Authorized'--
.
^
Acquisition
4%
.
investments
payable
Outstanding/
/ Mortgage, payable— 6%
due
Cumulative preferred stock
'
*
'
$22,000
v
Common
($J
stock
Estabrook
16,558
/
-17,206 shs.
30,000 shs.
1
36,700 shs..
2,000,000 shs;
-
36-;460 shs.;
,
^
.
First
1,223,120 shs.*
of
The
First
due
i970-198l^_:/__:v-^---—i-Other long-term debt (2% "to 6% ),
$5,755,221'
notes
The
4,086,495
payable
1,239,045
;
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement each of the severalhas severally agreed, subject to the terms and: conditions
set
to_ purchase
forth,
from, the
"
Rurnham
/.
The
1__- 80,000
Co.—
&
Bear, Stearns & Co.:
21,500
Shearson, Hammill/& Co/ 21,500
Shields & Co,, Inc.——21,500
Robinson
Co.,
—
Berlind, Potoma
Carter,
21,500
Goodbody .& Co.—
16,000
16,000
Courts
16,000
Hanrahan
Hogle & Col.,-!
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
_
Schwabacher &
CO.„—
Stein. Eros.
&
Walston
Co.,
&
Boyce
&
&
Co.,
Newburger
Prescott
9,000
Rosenthal &
9,000
Co.—
Robert Garrett
& Sons—__
Newburger,
195,
,
Harriman.
Harris, Jh
Harris
Inc.
.
Co.—
7,000
7,000
—
Inc.
8.
p.
Hilliard
dc
J.
E.
W,
<
Kalman
Inc.i—
Co.,-
Lemon
dc
A.
—4-
.
100,000
-
Jan. 25, a -new issue of :$100,000,000 of 41/fe .s ; *
bonds, which mature' February 1, 1982, are. priced
at 100%. arid accrued interest to' yield 4 y2%,to. maturity. ;■
on
,
fund
is
"calculated
to
retire .50^
the
of
-b©-1-redeemable,
Laird,.
Bissell
W.
Lahgley
C.
; loo.ooo
Meeds.- , 200,000
.
D.
A. 'Lomasney
dc
institutional-investors the; privilege of taking delayed delivery Of the--'
bonds on one, - or more quarterly dates from May 1; 1962
through
Feb. 1, 1964. A commitment fee at the rate of %'/„ per annum from
Feb.. 8.
1962 ,to.
the,delayed delivei-y, contracts.
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•
:
The delayed idelivery arrangement, is expected to enable the. bank; *
to coordinate a. portion of its borrowings with loan disbursements and
„
,
also
to
suit
individual
make
it
possible
,
for
preferences
the
purehasei'Si to
the
in
light
positions.
-^•V.
own,
•-'V-;;
•-^
V
Bank -bonds
issue
/
Gross
of World
to-be
marketed
"
1961
showed
operating
A.as
-increase
aq
income
De^npit-cea
is
of
$6.78,000
attributed
by
tne
.
corpprauon
our
are presently running at 173%
of the 1957-1959
backlog is now about three times the 1961 low which
F.ebx'uary,'.' Mr. Adams, said.
.
board
of
of
directors,
$1.25
its
at
share
9,
a
meeting
the
1962.—V.
194,
on
Jan.
declared
25,
5%
1948.
p.
Daniel Kane,, president
KairtSMthebv
of
1
'»
:
'KanO-Millet
supplies' -ft "grocery- line of approximately 2,000 items
uxxder its "C'est Bon,", "Kanes,"
"Dandy"
iand
"Golden
to institutions including hotels, hospitals, Federal, state
city agencies, steamship lines, rsxn-o-tas, narsmg nomes; inaustrial
plant feeding outlets, colleges, and schools on the Atlantic seaboard.
labels
noted
Kane
Mr.
which
the
serves
that K & S is also
Catskill
wholly-owned subsidiary
and
Px"oduce Co.,
Inc;
Mountain
an
resort
instutional
area.
The
company
grocery
the
of
name
new
will be changed to K & S Wholesale Grocery
"in order to more< accurately ipdentify the
said Mr. Kane.
,
.
■'140,000'
600.000.
200.00Q
,
Co._—
Bank
Trust
American
Co.--_
•;'v.
■V
StetsomilncP-i-B--*—z:
Dean
Witter
dc
bp
.....
'ri. V
*«■■;
+,
>
,
.
.
/
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an
through
international Development;
its
Division has
purchase California Fashions;, SPA/*ih *
revealed by Chester H. Roth/' Presidexit
to
agreement
Italy/ This action-
of
fhe
Kayser-jRpth
Was
Corp.
.
,
/,
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,
/,.
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,
.
,
This jacquisftion marks Kayser-Roth's entry? into the. European Com?Market, California Fashions, SPA is, fhe foremost quality swim,suit and beachwear manufacturer in Italy and markets these products
under the name of Cole of California. Cole of California is the most
hxdn
140,000'.
750. QOO
Co.—__
Gundy ' &
company,
Milan,
'
*
Wood,'
The
entered' into
v
dc
'-'"i--.
Kayser-Eoth Corp.—To Acquire Italian Apparel Co,---
„
.750,000-
,/'
v
•'
CoP*-—^ ,.600,000
White, Weld dc Co._^_- 1,885,006;
Winslow, ;Cohu/ dc' •'■.■v *
140,000
Co.,
,
200,000
heavily proirioted swimsuit and beachwear
750,000
Wood, Struthers & Co._
to its swimsuit and beachwear
name in Italy. In addition
production, the company will immediately
sale and promotion of women's sportswear
styles originating ixx Italy.—V. -194, p. 2660.
engage in the manufacture,
1843.
and
.
tnat
empnasxs
and
140,Q00'
^
.dc
Wertheim
Weir,
2442
in
-
Yonkers, N. Y. company has acquired K & S Quality Markets,
Liberty, N. Y. fcr an undisclosed cash sum, it was announced
of
Mr.
Taste"
140,000
pp.
in
taxes,
Increase
a
as compared to $778,752,000 in I960*
deducting charges for depreciation,
on
J&L
primarily
International Business Machines Corp.—Ann. Report-—
-
cash
projected
1S4,
5.4%;
before
to
'
their'
of
payments
arrange
):In'c.
crtjy
Se¬
200,000.
---■
'-iii'-
t: Inc."
.
-
the 12th
will be
This
McLeod,/ Young,
,
,
,
lncp-4Co.-'
dc
axid
This
;
:
dc
Wells-Fargo
,
Co.——-'' 200,006
dc
McDonald,
delivex-y will, be paid by the bank, to purchasers under
or
,
Weeden
-
Tl,ust/Co._4_i_—i-.-4l,885,00G-
Mason-Hagan,
McCormick
.
.j—j.4
Co..—p
G, H. -Walker dc, Cq.^-4
prior to maturity.
'."'7'.,
200*000
DELAYED. DELIVERY PRIVILEGE—As in- the "case Of other -World - - Mackall dc".Goe_T_—4_4 j
'
,
^
Bank .issues .recently sold in. this country,, the bank is offering certain *' "Manufacturers:- Hanover 3
;*
Webster
.
*100,000
Co.^.
300,000:
Co.—
'
-
issue
Federal
for the year 1961 were $736,732,000,
x-evenues
,
6O0.00O
*dcCo.^.-..,
Board,
.
"'.Co,_4-^ui_ *
priop-: to ... Lazard Freres dc, Co,__- 1,885,000
I*ee. Higginson;/Corp.,.-- -750,000
Feb^.l, 1972. From- Feb. 1, 1972 the bonds will be 'subject tu optional .'
redemption;; at. prices .ranging; from 102'/a'/fr . to par; As a sinking fund,- Lehman, Bx*others-,>---'r ;1,885,000
the bank will retire
T.
$5,000,000 of the bonds on or before AUg. 1, ' Carl M.; Loeb, Rhoades
& CO.—4._4^._——.750,000
1972 end on or before Aug. 1 in each year through 1981; The
sinking.';
not
j
$32,131,000 or $3.90 a share In 1961, as
$4.04 a share in 1960, Avery C. Adams,
announced.
or
200,000
Co,-I———.
nature of its,business,"
400,000
Spencer Trask dc Co.—
He indicated
/.Trust Co,
of,. Georgia-^ ITQa.OOO
tjxa,t K & S could contribute from $750,000 to $1,000,000
to Kane-Miller's Volume foj- 1962.
Tucker/.-Anthony & R.,,
"Moreover/' -skid Mr, Kane, "the
acquisition will increase our operating efficiency by, cutting . transL... Day
i_———
400,000/
/■ portation. costs ,to arx important- marketfixg, area/^v. 194, p< 1948.
.Wachovia Bank dc.Trust
750,000
pi—"
Laidlaw. r'&-
.
Kane-Miller Corp.—Acquisition-—
dc
Corp.
:
earned
million
The
the
record Feb.
100,000
Nashville
Thomas
Loeb
-dc .po,
.
of
Co.—/
^ Third National Bank in
200,000
Peabody dc Co."1,885,000
dc Co.; Inc. 1,885,000
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
Kuhn,
200,000
Staats:dc Go/in200,600
dc
'.'Reg.. A," .covering 70.000-.
a,
1,885,000
1,885,000J; S. Strauss dc Co.—
100,000
Stroud dc Co., Tnc,_—./.
300,000
Sutro :dc
Co.—_—
100,000
606,000
Swiss American Corp.—
Co.
—
*
-.<.
preferred stock, payable
April 1, 1962, to shareholders-of record March 9, 1962, and 62% cents
a share cn the common stock, payable Max'ch 9, 1962, to shareholders
Co,
Smtthers-dc
curities
Kidder,
-The
vREDEMPTIONFEATURES—They' will
Stone
'
operations,
dividends
cash
BoyceP._!/i;100,000
StertriiBrothers' dc DGo/i/j. :
100,000
Sterne'i-Agee dsoLeatih^i 100,000'
100,000
—
M. .Kidder -dc
Inc.
S.
Stein Bros,
$42
years
The
-
,750.000,
l-—_
Moore .dc
William R.
200,000
$200,000
Co.
dc
Co,, Incti—
Kenower,. MacArthur: dcCo.
ly
F.
01699,000
iHUttoxxir de >Co;4u_^.'< 600,000 ;n
Johnston,
International Bank, for Reconstruction & Development
—Bonds Offered—An underwriting group of investment
firms and commercial banks headed jointly by The First
Boston Corp. and Morgan Stanley & Co., offered public-
*
.100,006'
dc
filed,
1962
recorded, last
was
Scrib44-—•'
4.
—
Smith,
600,000
.Weeksa^
.
Barney
Inc.
Inea^u_u <400,000
Go:,
Illinois
The
,
,
dc
Co.
Son
dc
.com.4
stock/the
,wIncoming>orders
index
dc
—4
preferred
common
by Mr*
in.
plant improvexnents directed toward cost reduction.
After absorbing $49,935,000 for depreciation and depletion or $3,805,->
000 more than the amount provided
in 1960, net income for 1961
decreased $1,022,000,' as compared to 1960.
100,000
j—-
-
Smith,
E, F. Huttoh dc Coi,l0fnci<idfj3001000!u'
firm's,: 4,%% first mortgage febnds due 1992 had been sold
privately through Glore, Forgan & Co., New York City,
and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Indianapolis.—V. 189,
p; 1574.
.
B;
Hirsch
Hornblower. dc
'
Deane
ner
600,000
dc
J.
..
Singer,
of
10
recent
200,000
Co
the
from
Aaams
dc
•———
dc
'
operating
I960.
over
600,000'
-
Hammill
Shields
'•>
Co
Scranton
—
Co.
■,
;
W.
Co.
Shearson,
140,000
Rav¬
Hemphill, Noyes
Indianapolis Water Co.—- Bonds Sold Privately — On
Jan. 23, 1962, it /was repri£f6d that $6,000,000 of this;
,
and
Trust
-
Inc.
Pai'tners
of
interest -and
1,885,000
200,000
100,000.
:.
dc
■<
.
Chairman.
$33,153,000
and
Income
dc
Stringfellow
dc
Chas.
-
■-li-Ll-, 1,885.000
—
—
& Co
7,000
Co.7~7'—7,000
&
Ripley dc Co.,
Hutzler
to
decrease
400,000^
Brothers
entered
company
stock (after giving,
of. which A. D. Anderson,
and management officials as a group 28.44%.
.
Rothschild dc Co.-
Scott
corporation
Sales
200,000
Inc.*—
Schwabacher
1,885,000
ings Bank-——
Ira HaUpt-dc- Co;——^
140,000
200,000
Haydeni Miller dc Co.—
Hayden, Stone dc CoM
Loeb
Westheimer
-V.
Co.-,:
100,000
dc. Co
.
F.
Salomon
400,000
600,000
7,000
7,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.——
&
&
,inc_
7,000
l_v
9,000
9,000
Greenshields
Gregory dc. Sons—-_4_4
Hallgarten dc Co.—
7,000,
7,000
Inq.__4-
Preehling, * Meyerhoff & Co.
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co;_
.
dc
7,000
7,000
s
phrey Co.,
,
the
November
indebtedness, and
Jan.. 17,
pn.
capita).
Chairman
.100,000
L.
<ln
(no par)
to be offex*ed at $4, without underwnting.
to be used for patents for a fishing reel, a
C-clamp
ax*e
working
The
.
300,060
4—^
Rippel
100,000
Inc.—_;7
Co;,
-i-
Co., Inc.—
dc .Co.——4-——
sold.
deoenuure
snares
compared
National Bank
Dallas
Riter- dc Co.—4The
Robinson-Hum-
200,000
M'arache
100,000
140,000
600,000.
100,000-
Sons.
,
Granbery,
of
Corp.,
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.~-Annual Report—
600,000
Gardner
dc
Reynolds, dc
Co.— 1,885,000
dc Co. 1,885,000
Goldman,1 Sachs
dc Co.—
Goodbody
.
Co.
per
through
wnich will
Johnson of 70 Piedmont St., Worcester 10, Mass.,
is engaged in
the development of an adjustable hacksaw, a C-clamp'and a ne^ type"
fishing reel.
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600,000'600,000
200,000 '
Quincey dc Co;
dc
Republic
200,000
&
Ira Haupt & Co.—
Lah'd, Bissell &Meeds_—
McCarley & Co.
2—',
r
16,000
dc
Forgan- &
E.
Reinholdt
300,000
.
7,000
Co.—
&
Dittmax*
16,000
Inc.
9,000
9,000
Weill
.
7 16,000
A.
Glore,
•-
,T„'
—
Garrett
Robert
Shares
Humphrey
-
Inc.—
Chas.
Rand
1,885,000
400,000
and
100,000
Co.
dc
certain
12.84%
owns
Proceds
Co;,
Pressprich dc Co.
shares
$1,000
basis
Johnson^Manufacturing Corp.—JTiles With SEC—
Hop-
dc
$i,000
35
or
at
none
Securities
has,outstanding 258,720 shares of
to a receht 30-for-1 stock
split),
common
—
W,
Putnam
City
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inq.
•
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Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Wertheim & Co.———_
J.
>
v
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National-
Inc.-
R.
dc
1961,
^;
.:
addition. to
,
The .cprporation
.
.750,000
.4—.I-——---
E/ Pollock
March,
Reiney Mundt is Board
600,00Q!
■
eacn
sale
or
Business
President,
100.000
Bank——i
Nebraska
for
all
a, contract, for othe^
in
Charlottes- 1
Jaffray
wood
:
200,000
Foiger, Nolan,
Fleming
& Co., Inc,———_4
the. number .of
corporation
^Lares„ofvcbmmon stock set forth belowtopposite its name:
Shares
,
f*
Wni.
.
First»Southwest1 Co.^i_
underwriters
therein
Piper,
Oregon—-
Bank
*
i
of
,
of
—li——
tional-
:
..
First National
Fii'st
224,940
Minority interest.?.—„
.
100,0004
300,000 *
National
Bank
346,039
Preferred stocks-,,
,
Bank
commission
.$1,200,000.^,'.
Webbe^ Jacksbn •'
Curtis V—• 600,000 '
Peoples
National
ville-
■
First
share
per
public
an
Fort
-pany
effect
IPO,600.
Phelps; Fenn dc Ci);_i-4
The
Philadelphia- Na¬
,
of; Chicagd__T- 1,885,000
Bank of
Minneapolis
Ji—-ir \ 200,000
1
1961-1995-.,—7.
due
Short-term
The
'
Bank
,
:
dc
.•
Michigan Corp.
First National
Subsid. Cos. (not held- by- Independent):
First mortgage bonds (3%% to 6% ),
.7
■
$10
for
xxe# equipment:
the debenture "sale will, be used to retire a
Administration
mortgage- loan of $300*000, to meetr
a
down payment;• of' $140,000' on
the Fort Dodge 'purchase
(or "to.
repay bank indebtedness incurred therefor), And tto rebuild, remodel
and
equip the Fort Dodge plant at tt' eost of about $900,000 to
Paine/
*
at
oftered
will* be made oh
completion of extensive .remodeling and installation /of
100,000
^
shares
be
to
statement
ot . 6Va%
subordinated
(with attached 10-year
The. net; proceeds from
Cook ;.dc Co.-Trust Co. 1,885,000,
Co.—T_i__ J 200,000
'
100,000
140,000
.
r
400,000:
140,000
Northwest1 Co.!
Pacific
x«gxsti-a4on
a
1977
purchase ,-forj $500,600, all of-physicql assets
Dodge Racking company, Inc., located ac Fort Dodge, Iowa.'
This plant is scheduled to :coixxmence; operation in
August; 1962, upon
The* Northern
,Th'e. Ohio
'
.600,000
".Trust ,Co._—_4_-—
Ferrik &' Co^~l~-;—--
,
par)^
Co—
&
Fahey,"/Clark & Cg.-'2„
Fedemtion
Bank
dc
"
par )
5%. convertible—Series. A/__,__
5%
convertible—series.
•
,
1972L
($10
■
.
600,000"
Corp; '
$125,000
shares authorized
—400,000
/
—
due J1962—^
I*
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Dillonr, Union
Securities ;.dr.Cq^__v T~885,b00
100,000:
Ehtanuel," Deetjenl dc Co.
Equitable Securities •
Eastman
.
into
Hanseatlc
,
,-—■
lueu
due
A,
company was organized in T960 lor the purpose of constructing;
and
operating a beef packing
plant at Denison, which'
Small
.
York
Corp;.-'
,
series
headed/by
$80
an
The
of
State, Ban^ of
./Newark
4
debenture),
began operations In
,
Moseley &», 500*000
H:
Mullaneyt, Weils' .dr. Co.i.
,
^
,
4
Iowa,.
24,/covering $1,^00,000
equippmg
-
.
PRESENT PINANGING
receive
,
750,000...
■i
CAPITALIZATION-GIVING. EFFECT TO
.
.
Co.*
Denison,
Jan.
Tne oflenng
underwritex's
200,000
v
of
,
oh
to. purchase ' 52,500
$1,000
debenture.
—
.
;
warrants
.
Lynch
-4-1- '• 200,000
Morgan Guaranty Trust
<
Co. of New York-— 1,885,000
;
/company
the SEC
sinking fuxxd' debentures,
per
200,000
.
Co.—
Model, Roland dc Stoiie
Moore,
This
,
„
Milwaukee
1
7
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc.—Debentures Regsitered—^ \
,
with
Ixxc, .1,885,000
Inc.
The
,
.
Turben
.Merrill,
■Co.
Of Chicago———^ 1,885,000
Cooiey..'& Co.lI_:>__—1", 200,Ooo
Courts & Co.-———' 200,000
F".-J6V;*'".Craigie dt G6.4-- -140,000 "
Crowell; Weedon & Co.
100,000, '
Dempsey-.Tegeler &. Co.,. -
is
company
'
.
dc'Sxixith
Fenner
in; the business of acquiring, owning ;
and*-holding its' a"holding company, 'controlling interests in telephone
operating ^companies and, directly or. through .subsidiaries, of rendering*
accounting, financial, management and other, services to its subsidiary
.Inc.
-100,000 .
telephone operating, companies' and such other telephone operating;
Dick & Merjp-Smith: 600,000,
companies as may contract-Jor -thqra;,'independent was organized 5under!.
,R; ■. S. Dickson j As • Co;,.*£' ,wtfre Uws. of New^YOfk oirSept: 20, -1955, has-its offices at,25-27 .South'
St.; Dryden, New.York, and commenced operations oh -March/ 1, 1956.1
Co.,„Inq.• J,885,000
The corporation-as of Nov/ 30, 1961 controlled 16-..telephone operating * -Dillon, Read
Domhxick dc 'Dominick800,000
companies through ownership of common stocks. One subsidiary of the
v
' '
corporation-, has; contracted Uo acquire the assets- of Jour, additional " : The :%Doipittlop ^gecurif
!, tieSv.Corp;';-4_>l-4j_-—4 300,000
telephone operating-companies and the corporation .itself has options/
100,000
Doolittle
Co.^--_4—
to acquire controlling interests in Jour other.operating, companies in
Dvexel d?v.Co._4__/L" 1,885,000
,New York State.' It .renders "services to- nine of- its subsidiaries and?
400,000 ~
Francis, I, duFoht & Co:
threie ot its affiliated companies.
♦.'V.
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Mead, Miller dc Co.—
I^j.uvo
Mexcantiie 'Trust Co.4w- ',. 4uu,0O0.
Merxill * Lynch,
Pierce,
:
•
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;COi p."
100,000
Julieii Gflllins". & Cp.i-J; : 200,000 •/.
Contihentai, Illinois Na^- «...
tionaf Bank
,Tru£t,
firm's com-;
will be used!
by the company for the repayment of debt, advances
to subsidiaries, and other corporate purposes.
";
* BUSINESS—The
Chronicle
The Commercial andFinaricial
.
in
income ,an4
reported
the
previous year, were
report. Just released.
'
the United States on a negotiated basis by-underwriting groups 'headed
by The First Bost on Corp. and Morgan Stanley & Co. The. last^ previouswas $125,000,000
of 25-year 5% .bonds in February, 1960. ;
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/
.
See
As
in
Hazel Bishop, Inc.,
(Eli)
.
previously reported in a, preliminary- release; IBM's gross income,
for..the year ended Dsc.„31, .1961/was $1(694.295,547; ;an
FUNDED DEBT—Giving effect to the present issue, and bank adjust: ixicrease of $258,242,462 over 1960. Net earnings after Federal taxes
ments for debt
issues and retii-ements between Jan.
l
and
Feb.
15;v
Fore $2d7,227,597,' an iiicrease of $39,046,717 over the previous year,
1962, inclusive,
the bank's funded debt will be $2,551,129,273 which
Earnings-per share amounted to $7.52, based on the 27,561,531 shares
includes $1,924,742,000 payable in U. S. dollars apd the'equivalent of
outstandixig" Dec, "31, 1961: Earnings in 1960 were $6.12 a share on
$626-387,273 payable in other currencies,?
v-•,
27,466,431'shax-es outstanding Dec, 31, 1960, adjusted for the 50% ,
LOAN COMMITMENTS-^-From its establishment to Dec, 31, 1961; the
stock split'effected May-5* -1961.
:
"/
"
bank had entered into loan
commitments, ixi an aggregate principal
According-To' the • report, there was a. substantial increase in out¬
amount, equivalent to-$6,190,427,893- to finance programs or projects - right sales of data processing equipment,, in contrast to rentals, during
In 59; couxitries. The/loan .commitments -effective and-held by1 the hank » 1961: < 'This had the .effect - of returning. immediately to: the -company
as-of Dec. 31, 1961, totaled $4,281,191,033/ of/which thd;Undisbursed / some earnings;-whioh/on a rental .basis/would have been spread over
issue
Lanolin Plus, Inc.—Merger
1961, Ihigher*than those for
by the corporation in its. annual
earnings for the ytear
The
the, U. S.
Approved—
this issue.«-V. 194, p. 1843.
Lilly & Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
company's, estimated sales in 1961
were $198.1 million,
ah
of .11%
over
I960 and the, second-highest, sales volume in
increase
A
history, it. was announced. Estimated net income for
was $23,3 million, an increase of 24% over earnings during
previous year. Estlxxiated earnings per, common share were $2.90,
compared with $2,34 in 1960.
.
the
company's
the
'
year
the
.
$1,285,852,826.
balance'was
-
.
-
-
...
,
\-
future
:
u
IBM's total, assets at the end of the year amounted to $1,768,649,296.
During* 1961/the company's increased volume of business and replace¬
ment
of obsolete
equipment-required/an- investment of $386,526,082
in
rental machines and parts,,.factory .and office equipment/ land
UNDERWRITERS— Under the-terms and subject to the conditions
contained in the underwi'iting agreement dated Jan. 24, 1962, the under¬
writers named below have severally agreed to purchase, and-the bank
.
agreed to sell to them severally, the principal amount of
forth below opposite their -names,. less, amounts of bonds
has
Set
under
sold
/:■•
o
The
delayed, deli very
...:
' v.
.
First
Boston
purchase
Malon
Blair
S.
dc
Co.,
Blyth dc Co.,
100.000
200,000
Ellis
Bosworth,
«
Co.,
Trading in* the
600,000
/„
200,000
Simmons
200,000
1,835,000
dc
dc
Co.
Jan,
Inc;
i—F. B; Ashplant &> Co.
roeder,
Parker
Auchincloss,
Sullivan
Alex.
100,000
;——_
200,600
Co,
200,000
Whipple dc CoRobert W. Ealrd dc Co.,
400.000
Burns,
400,000
The
Redpath
Bache
dc
Baconi
Baker,
Weeks dc Co.—
Ball. Burge dc Kraus
N.
dc
T.
S.
Bankex<s, ,Trust
Barr
J.
Brothers
Barth
Bartow
Baxter &
Eear,
dc
200,000
Bank
200,000
Chemical
Co.^.j.4 <1,885,000
dc
200,000
.100,000
Clark,
200,000
Inc.
dc
Co,—_
100,000
600,000
,
.
'
140,000
Trust
.
?
.
;
value
of
Bank New
Co
;
Bank
dc
Co
600,000
1
/
.
140,000
Dodge
dc
Co.,
1—_
J0hn:*W. "Clarke dc
Co._
60Q.C00
100,000
A
of
shares
the
of
Funding
Investors
American' Stock
Exchange.
the
of
said
company,
that
all
of
Seven
medicines:-were
new
introduced
to
the
medical
profession
year,
including two anticancer agents and two steroid
products. New products in the agricultural, veterinary, and packaging
fields vvere also marketed by Lilly's subsidiaries,
Mr. Beesley said that the company set an all-time record for both
second-quarter and fourth-quarter sales: 'He- said that, in - addition
to the larger sales volume, careful control of costs, contributed to the
increased earnings during the year.-^V. 194, p. 1721.
...
List'g
Corp.-began
As
the
new.
of
$60
and
no
the'company's
million.
properties in six states.
All
functions are entailed. The total
investment portfolio is in excess
and. retail
management
real estate
&
Funding also owns approximately 30% of Security Title
Guaranty Co. This Is a New York State licensed insurance company,
nine '"offices and approximately 13<* employees.
The company's
with
investment,
is
book
of
value
manent
at
a
cost of. approximately 50%" of the current cash
Security Title & Guaranty and is regarded as a per¬
<•-•<
'
'
t
* *
'
•
' • ;
investment.
Investors
Loblaw Leased Properties Ltd.—Partial
:
.
Redemption—
The corporation has called for redemption on Feb, 15, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $216,000 of its first 6%%
series F
bonds. due Feb. 15, 1985 at 102% %. Payment .will be made at any
branch in Canada (far north excepted) of the Bank of Nova Scotia.—
Y. 193, p. 425. ....
Lockfast Mfg. Co.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation on Jan. 11, 1962/ filed a ""Reg. A" covering 65,000
shares (par 10 cents) to be offered At $3.50, through R &,b
common
Investors
4
Corp.,
Proceeds
motion
and
Lockfast-
are
Port. Washington,
to
other
of
be
used
for
corporate
30C6
N,
debt
Y.
repayment, expansion, sales pro¬
purposes,
Boarman
Ave.,
/
,
Baltimore,
manufacture of furniture hardware for sale to
is
engaged
in
the
furniture manufacturers.
:
Ixxvestow
1,885.000
Corp.-
class
floo."
houses, .commercial
leased
net
are
,
1,885,000
the
presently under net lease. This investment portfolio includes
apartment
100,006
4
Securities
on
properties
dc
Manhattan
1
<City-.-National
v
100,000.
Denton,
Inc
Trust
Childs
Co.—
dc. C04—
C0.44--4—a.—-
Steax-ns
Chase
Co-——_
Leeds
Corfcett
Pickard,
1,885,000
600.000
-
———
York
A
dc
Inc.
200,000
Sons
Co
Bros.'
Burns
America
Bank of
dc
dc
22
was placed on< the board, of the trading post, the first
was completed
in the presence of Jerome Dansker, com¬
President/ and Exchange officials.
Investors
Funding, previously ti'aded over-the-counter, carries
On
a
diversified business in real estate. The company specializes in the
ownership of improved land in fee and long-term leasing <of such
lands to responsible builders. Its activities also involve the assembling
of promising plottage for future building operations, the pax*ticipation
in, and direction of, real estate syndicates:
The company, whose main offices are at 630 Fifth Ave.; New York
City, now owns directly and through syndications- approximately 30
100,000
Brown
Burnham
Fresident
during the-
'
transaction
dc
Inc.
Inc.-'—_4—.
dc
402.
p,
pany
Braun, Bosworth dc Co.,
200,000
195,
symbol, INV-A,
400,000
Inc.—____
'
V
buildings.-—V.
Investors Funding Corp. of New York—A. S. E.
Co.,
Inc
Blair
200,000
Strudwick-
and
be
.'—4'
Bluint
and
Arnhold
dc
—4
600,000
Andrus, Inc;_
S. Bleifch-
dc
Anderson
Becker
G.
Inc.
William
.
to
Beesley,
N.
[Lilly's subsidiaries contributed to the -improved operating results.
4
*
years.
Eugene
,
-
Amount
A.
Securities
', Corp..4—1
A. E. Ames dc Co.* Inc.-
,
.
Amotxnt"
Corp.$1,898,000
Morgan Stanley dc Co._ 1,897,000
A. C. AUyn dc Co.—
/
600,000
American
contracts.
bonds
months, and
.
.
.
-
Funding, has
2659.
states,—V. 194, p.
■
approximately
2,000
shareholders
in
23
(Hugh W.) Long & Co., Inc.
—
Class R Common Sold
Privately—On Jan. 26/ 1962, it was reported that 58,000
shares of this firm's class B common stock had been
sold privately
York
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New
City.—V. 190, p. 974.
'
Chronicle
The Commercial and, Financial
redemption on Jan. 3i, 1962, $7,500
nf 'its
b'/c
sinking iund aeoencures, series B at i05/o
plus acciued
interest daymen? wmoe made at Tne Bank of New York, 125* Maiden
corporation has called tor
Lane,
■
*
xoik.—v.
ixew
in
cents
sluieu
of
l9bi
alter
during
"This
tne
Vx %.
ytar.
industry record breaking year for
consecutive
sixth
the
was
the,
are based on 1,328,283 shares outstanding at
giving enect to two stock dividends totaling 7
comparisons
The
end
i
holding company, earned $2,590,-
a snare in
i9br, compared witn $i,jU2,i24 or 98
i960, bart Lytton, t resident ana Boaru cnairman,
announcing preliminary figures.
in
declared
inmease 111 -savings,
01 tnis company
The 98.9%
increase in earnings, he said, more than kept pace with
the oorpoittuoii s grown in assets;
wmcn he piaced at $ibi,316,1-13,;
up 60 V
from 1960 s year enu total 01 $1.13,470,201. ',' / .
.
' " J
Noting that tne earnings came from ordinary sources and included
no
items 01 a non-recumng nature, Mr. Lytton remarket!,' "We
at
Lytton again set tne pace lor ne industry."
"
1
•.
•
Loans outstanding ol $150,041,405 were up 60%
over the $93,763,762
figure ior i960, Mi*. Lytton continued, while savings accounts in the
suosidiary associations were $i32,yyy,048, up 49% uom tne $ou,zi8,0z0
Lytton said. "Vve nad tne greatest dollar
loans, assets and earnings in tne unique History
Mr.
us"
reported that the
the company
19,
<
1960.
recorued Dec. 31,
'"While
too
early
of
is
it
make
of earnings for;
firm projection
19b2,
to
a
tent theatre
theatrical advertising
Theatre
Musical
consultant
Storrowton
,
in
Company
•
.
,
•
,
(
Reg'd
Mississippi-Red River Transport Co.—Common
St., F^rt
Worth, Texds, filed a
registration statement with'the SEC ori" Jan. 22 covering 200,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public^ sale on a best efforts basis
This
Acquisition-^-',, YVy"; *. ; .}[
NAFI Corp.—Subsidiary
Main
2809
of
company
pioves py. Chi-is-Craft Corp., a subsidiary, of NAFI,
announced by '•jiofin'/Gt Bannister, nAFI'$ President.'':-'* '^
:.Two' expansion
4
a
were.;
•
ligure
Guber-Ford-Gross Productions is management
cf
theatrical presentations
at.
the
production
West Springfield# Mass., .
and
it acts as'a
and promotional consultant.
Of the $400,000 estimated
net proceeus from the stock sale to the '
public, $2'25,000 will'be used to construct and have in operation for
the
1962
season
a
Music - Fair
tent-theatre at Gaithersburg,
Md. '
(Shady Grove Music Fair); $31,000 to begin conversion of. the Camden;
and 38 have no value.—V. 193, p. 603.
^
Country. Music Fair into a jpermanent building of increased seating
capacity;.. $75-,000
to equip a proposed .restaurant adjacent, to the,
Painters
Mill
Music
Fair
(for
equipment
only);
and
the balance
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
will be added to -working capital. Assuming the issuance of all shares
The
company
has announced that its common
stock has been
; pursuant
to the exchange plan and saie. of. all the shares, to. the .
approved for listing on the New. York Stock Exchange effective .Feb. .5.
public, Gross,.;Felbin,
and. Guber , will, each own over
5%. of, the',
—V. 195, p. 403.
f
v.
;
•:. ;/ "V: 214,953 outstanding common shares and" 33Va%' of "the 85,010 out¬
standing classiB shares of the; company.
• •'
/, •
r- '."/ ■*. "j
Jan.
On
,
$r.95
or
snare
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
,
Corp.—Earnings Set Record—
savings and loan
Los Angeles
-j-ids
:
598
a
202.
p.
iai,
Lytton Financial
the
for
Executive Committee of
the Board of Directors, pursuant to Section 4 of the Supplemental
Indenture dated April 1,
1943, ascertained and determined that the <
net earnings
of the company for the year 1961 were insufficient to
provide any payment of interest in 19&2 on the company's Adjustment
Mortgage Series "A" and Series "B" Bonds. Therefore, Coupon No. 37,
and
tions,
>
RR.—To Omit Bond Int. Payments—
Valley
Midland
Redemption—
Systems Inc.—Partial
Lynch Carrier
Tne
,
.
(524)
8
by Wiliiam N. Edwards &-CO. The public "offerihg price Cestimated at.
$2.50 per share) is to be Supplied "by. amendment; and the underwriter
will receive
a
10%" selling commission. The statement also, includes-
Chris-Craft
■-'i
Co. of New
motor boats.
a--well-known- manufacturer' -of-outboard
-
York,
Boat
purchased-Thompson
has
i
'
Inc.;';
Thompson Boat Co.,f With its manufacturing plant and headquarters
Underwriter's counsel in payment of
fees.
the underwriter will have an option' :*-in.--Cortland,r; New York;- has been building outboard runabouts' and
cruisers up .to 21 ..feet.in-length tor the last 35 years.-'
to purchase from"the company, at $2.50 per share, 10% of apy addi-C
tional' common
stock
to be issued in 'the' future 'by' the company
'Harry H. Coll; President of Chris-Craft,'statedl) VThompson's" xjuaiity
up to
1,596,000 shares fin addition to the £00,000 shares to be out-; "outboard boats will round out the Chirs-Craft line and giVe us ,a
standing after this offering). "" - *
' 'f ' '
. .. * - -r
"'strong position in the-outboard boat field."-—V, 194, p. 2444;
'
The company
(formerly Heart' of Texas Transportation Co., Inc.)
presently operates
fn intrastate • commerce as a motor carrier of"
Nation-Wide Check Corp.—Earnings Up— ;'
;
j
petroleum products in bulk,; serving points within 200 miles of Fort
The compahy has reported a'133Va % increase in earnings during the •
V,|(orth, serving primarily Barney Holland Gil Co., which is controlled
! 28-week period, ended Nov. 7", 1961, according to Sianfard H. Cohan,
by Barney B. Holland, company' President.
The company anticipates
4,000
'
T1
shares to be issued to the
According to'the' prospectus,
•
-
'
.
the
entire
in
year
assets
earning
195,
suj.
p.
we anticipate continued substantial growth
wen as nut earnings,"
Mr. • lotion saiu: V.
as
'
.
•
.
.
.
.
Plohn
New York City, and Baker, Simoncts
Co.,
&
Common Offered—Charles
—
the Interstate Commerce Commission.- of a certifi-. ,
convenience, and necessity authorizing it to operate a
service, as a common carrier in interstate or for- •
eign
commerce,
from New Orleans
over
the Mississippi Atchafalaya
and
Red
Rivers
or
via
the
Gulf Intercoastal
Canal,
other
inland waterways and the Red
River to Denison, -Texas and
&
Detroit, were managers of an underwriting
group wnich offered on Jan. 2d, 300,000 common shares
of this firms stock at $f> per share. The company in¬
tends to appiy tor listing ol us common shares on the
Co.,
inc.,
intends
win
macninery
baiiK
ior
and
man;
outstanding
the
company,
tne
uuui
prooeeus
snares
01 ns opc.on to purenc^e tne portion of
Krete Form uorp. not presently owned by
capnal ior the company and rvrete
01
working
ior
aim
of
amounts to 21 cents per share as;
a comparable period last year. Gross sales
during this period as compared to $55,884,943 for the- like period last year.
In addition, net operating profit
amounted to $100,219, as compared with $42,508, in 1960. Net earnings,
after taxes, amounted to $51,279, against $23,761 realized one year ago.
President,
-
are-recorded
barge
not
in the construction of a maintenance base at
docking facilities where necessary. along the
route
proposed to be served by the company, or may be added to
general funds to be used as working capital during the commencement of barge operations.
r
In
addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
be
-
of
shares
of which
family).
all
immediate
his
of
are
effect
East Fayette St., Syra¬
N. Y., is offering publicly, 700,000 shares of beneficial interest in the Trust at $10 per share. After March
1, 1962, an additional sales commission of 900 per share
will be charged for single purchases of up to 249 shares.
cuse,
-
,
items
oy
The
terminal
ana
to
yivtowuve
mem
-umu.ig
for
a..a
the
six
months
ended
unauuited net sales 01 $i,73o,o6ti
oi
$iu2,794, or appiommaieiy
24
cents
per common snare,
upon completion 01 current financing;
outstanaing capitalization
of tne company
will consist oi
530,000
shares of common smcx, $128,5 i t 01 long term debt; and $250,000 of
5Va% note*. pa^aole to a oanx.—V. 19i, p. i5i0.
CAPITALIZATION—For
the company
income
net
couples.
oflicials
of
the
announced
have
of
Service
contract
a
mectric
by
Monticello
and
approval
'Company.—V.
of
Maine
p.
aa-i,
holders—Tne hank
stock
Common
—V.
194,
subscribe
to
snares
of
for
of
basis
the
on
additional
an
one
new
capital
.
runas
of
the
BU3INFSS—The
the
of
will be
offering
bank.
bar.k
*
with
added
business
include
loans
conducts
L.
to
individuals,
The
loans.
offering
clock,"
commercial
and
bank
well
facilities,
also
transit
a
as
as
trust
real
estate
DaiiK.ng
loans,
both
loans,
for collections of
collection
service
operating
services
and
letters
of
credit.
throughout
the
banks
and
ment
various
its
farm
United
within
States
and
trade
area.
its
offices
located
in
organizations
The
bank
areas,
has
a
agricultural
bank, in addition
operates 60
The
and
—V.
Eastern
195,
See
as with
Depart¬
cooperates with
research
programs
in
organized
was
early
in
at
in
offices,
the
bank
by
of
Maryland
with
12
offices
in
Th
000
GIVING
(no
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
its
the
&
capital
Bradstreet,
Ipc,,
Spring,
to
Md. '
are
January
on
shares
PRESENT
in
Capital stock (par $10)—
,
the
Reserves
for
Total
Number
contingencies and
capital
of shares
Merit
,
funds,
undeclared
■;
including
be
sold
share,
for
in
to
of
be
2Q00
of
company
statement
to
the
;
;
.
194,
for
the
common
stock
of
York
City,
has been appointed
the corporation.—V. 194, p. 2769.
no, real • property
any such property.
which the Trustees
owns
Trust
will
that
not
shall -not
securities.
in
become
4
Trust
the
trading
or
be
Accordingly,
company"
investment
an
repurchase
their
to
dispose
The
the
of
,
market
present
proper
prices
on
and
fair,
of
them-
prevailing
at
.
the
of repurchasing
'
.
,
,
shares
must dispose
intentions
..
unless
that
repurchase
deem
their shares
have: no
.
and
shares
to
they, may
market-at
trustees
Trust.
its
determine
that
-
redeem
Or
discretion
conditions
;
5,
1962
at
<
;
:
.
for .debt repayment,
P
N/W-,
SW
D.- C.'is
South
124
with
18th
SEC
the
at
on
10
St.;
Jan.
cents
and
-
and
114,938
(2)
common
the
of
interests
certain
limited
>
shares
general and
partnerships,
' .
•
engaged
90%
or
grant
relief
real' estate
for
investment
of
more
such
income
distributed
is
to
the
•
"
■■
.
Canada
Registered—
$5
it
and
will
of
the
of
•
to
determine
acquire
the
United
by
its
area,
the
geographic
consideration
>
location
other
among
of
the
things
prop¬
of
the
economic
States
and
growth history in relation to other
Canada, recent population trends in
,
area, and the
growth of industry acd residential development in
the area. So-far as it is
possible, consistent with prudent investment,
phe Trustees will attempt to diversify their investments in real estate
geographically. There is no assurance that funds will become available
in
to
the
Even
..
:
-
if
With
Tfhst sufficient to enable .it to achieve this
achieved, diversification does not necessarily
respect
far
oi
real
leases
such
buildings
Trust,
in
the
The
is
estate
if at
the
■
or
or
to
not
invest
interests
interests
invest
specific
adequate
to
in
up
to
therein
therein,
the time-of Investment
Trustees,
financing
investment, among such
in special
purpose
prudent
will
are
authorized
unimproved real estate
apply
with
Trust
Trustees
reasonably assured by way of longresponsible tenants of recovering their investment in
plus a reasonable return upon such investment. The
however,
such-real
of
of
consistent
estate.
unless
term
,
risk;
types
possible
as
types
85,010
,
of the Trust
buildings
per
to
diversification.
eliminate
of real estate to be. acquired, it will be the
primarily to invest in fee and leasehold interests
in income-producing real
property such as shopping centers, apartment
houses, office buildings,
industrial
and
commercial\ properties,
and
subject to the size and availability of funds of the Trust, to diversify,
policy
so
but
sucn
10% of its gross assets
mortgages secured by
or
this
real
limitation shall mot
in the opinion:
estate;
to improve it have been made
construct the contemplated improvement
plans
and
has
been already obtained or is reasonably assured. The Trust reserves the
organized under Pennsylvania law in January, 1962,
right to issue its shares in exchange, for fee and leasehold interests
by Sheldon H. Gross, President, Leon M. Guoer, Vice-President, and
Edward Felbin, Secretary-Treasurer, for the purpose of acquiring the
in real property and mortgages thereon. In any such case, however,
limited and general partnership interests in the Valley Forge Music
the Declaration of Trust requires that the Trust, receive for the issu¬
Fair
ance
of-its shares property having a. fair:value which, in the opinion
(Devon,
Pa.),
Westbury Music tFair
(Weg.bury, L. I., N.' Yi),
Camden County
of the Trustees, -is - equal
Music Fair (Haddonfield, N. J.), and Painters Mill
to the fair value of the shares exchanged
Music Fair
...on
(Owings Mills,, Md.), limited partnerships and all of. the
the date of the execution of a binding obligation
to issue such
-. sharesi;*
outstanding capital stock of Guber-Ford-Gross Productions, inc. and
t;
Ricky Productions,: Inc.; The three .organizers, have vsubstantiaL interCAPITALIZATION; GIVING
EFFECT TO - PRESENT - FINANCING :
ests in such .partnerships ■ and ^together. Own -. all of . the stock' of -the
two
r
Authorized
Outstanding
companies, The j partnerships have engaged
in. the acquisition, \ *•:' ■
Shapes of beneficial toter^st 4no ;par
' *■- •;
construction and operation ".of tent-theatres -in ; the round- for the
' Unlimited ■J7Q6,OOOXis.summer
production and. presentation of musical shows.
Ricky Pro- 4 - < '-value)
' —^V.-194, p. 637.
ductions produces touring productions of Broadway, theatrical presenta*.i„.
.
.
.
*
that
to
.tpe
.
.
provide investors an opportunity
income-producing real property
in
the
areas
($5 par); to be
.
Cdde
meet
.economy
class B shares and
offered in exchange
limited partners or their assignees
and
the capital" stock df certain
shares,
Revenue
which
erties
J' -V
at
to
ihvestment
...
24,
exercisable
Internal
leasehold.
Philadelphia,' filed
each,
organized
for
,
equipment and working
Washington,
been
funds
^;It will be the policy of the Trust to acquire real estate and in¬
terest in real estate throughout, the United StatOs and its Territories
filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,$5, through Switzer & Co., Inc.,"
,
used
has
•
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-
,
I^VESTMENT POLICY—-The Trust intends to invest substantially all
of its assets to the extent
prudent and feasible and, dependent upon
..economic and other conditions, in real.property to be held In fee or by
,,
The company was
registrar
(Fred) Meyer, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On Jan. 26,
J1962, it was reported that $4,000,000 of this firm's 5%% '
i sinking fund
notes, due Dec. 1,. 1976, had been sold pri¬
vately through Kidder, Peabody & Co;, Inc.; N. Y. City.
-v-V.191, p. 1436/.
:
/
;
the
shareholders.
.,
New
presently
to purchase
the amount of time
proceeds of this offering.
agreements
investing,
wishing
Trust
ments,
•
p., 2661.
;
underwriters
corporations.
974,096
Associates, Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Company,
of the
investment-
,
qualifications set forth therein from the double
taxation of the business corporation and its shareholders which would
otherwise exist so thpt the
Trust will pot be taxable on the ordinary
income it in fact
distributes, provided, among many other require¬
Seattle,
968,542 shs.
issue.—V.
this
offered
be
30,676 convertible preferred
l',27o!ll5
;
shares
change the
shareholders.-
.
the
„
$45,294,452
reserves..-
outstanding
of
of-Trust' provides
in
and
pool their
trusts
'
a regis¬
covering 100,000 shares
of common stock, 4o be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
The
offering will be made on an all ,or none basis through underwriters
headed by Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., which will receive a 50 cents
per share commission
and $8,500 for expenses.
The statement also
includes
(1) 12,500 common shares underlying five-year warrants to
$44,024,337
divtdendsI_IIII
office
outstanding
may
°f-a size and characterthe-acquisition of which would be ordinarily
beyond their individual means. The Congress has recently amended
Outstanding
Music Fair Enterprises, Inc.—Common
This
4,024,337
capital accounts
vote
REIT Securities
be the exclusive
of the Trust.
by the
affirmative
shares
upon
over-the-counter
of
The
to
r-
production of electronic parts and components and the furnishing
consulting services in the radio-engineering field.
* ' "
• t.
tration
3U.2O9.U40
Total
of
the
the Trust to
terms
shares
_
$9,740 96#
Undivided profits
-opinion,
time, of ssale.
six
FINANCING
Surplus
invest
shareholders
.
Multronics
the
of
'system in the State of Maryland.
The Maryland National Bank is
the
only bank with headquarters in Baltimore to operate branches
beyond Baltimore City and the two contiguous counties.
EFFECT TO
the
and
sfecurfties.v The' Trust
limitation
Trustees, in
such
capital.
the
GIVING
the
the
from
of
determine
without
contracts
no
beclaratlon 1
require
"FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
par)
:"y,7
corporation
Proceeds
geographical area covered and number of
maintains
the
most
extensive
branch
banking
CAPITALIZATION
removed
two-thirds
will
of
subject, to the Investment Company Act of 1940.; It must be emphasized
that, holders of the Trust's
shares
have
no
right- or privilege to
'
by. Maurice
1952
Perimeter Road South, Boeipg Field,
6805
115,
p.
Dun
Silver
branch
be
'of
Trust
primarily engaged
* \
Multronics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
bank
to
Shore
Measured
in
no
is
The
•
the
to
services
outstanding stock of the
newly organized expressly to
the Trust is to provide investors with a medium for
primarily in feal "estate assets, as distinguished from in¬
take to
may
Moody's Investors Service—Acquisition Terms Altered
broad
centers
its main office in the financial district of
branches
and has
pending applications to
establish two additional branches.
The territory served by the bank
covers
three general areas—Baltimore City, Baltimore County and a
portion of Anne Arundel County in which there are 37 branch offices;
Southern
Maryland which has
11
branch offices
in
five
counties;
and
has
*
.
.Baltimore,
counties.
a
newly
purpose of
There
,
can
holders
of the
vestments
"
now
shares
Common
helping to develop Maryland's agricultural economy.
The
_
laws
Trust
27% of the stock- of
substantial pecuniary
organized expressly
the Trust. Such advisory
have
has.been
10-year, contract
Trustees
investment
.
.
"around
the
deposit
in major financial
the
company
Authorized
foreign countries, as well
Through its Agricultural
farm
and
Ramme,
services, safe
escrow
theThe
policies
stock
a
CAPITALIZATION
and
Instalment
drafts and checks,
provides
check
foreign trade financing,
a
the
of
approximately
the
been
only
Mclntyre,
approved
has
Trustees
vote-of
-
unsecured,
and
as
by
Declaration
therefore,
which
advisory
all
owns
which
The
i
.
Equipment Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
Auto
present address
Washington.
agricultural
correspondent relationship with other banks
many
secured
'
'
President, as a sole, proprietorship to determine, the
feasibility of a jet propelled helicopter and the possibility. of creating
and producing
a
practical model- for use by the general public. In
1953
Monte-Copter,
Inc,,
was
incorporated
under
the laws of the.
state
of Washington.
In
February,
1955, the firm moved Into its
headquarters
gene.«i
a
Trust,
governed
The
.
to the
at Baltimore and Light
business, ofiering complete
services in the commercial, savings and trust fields.
Deposit facilities
include checking accounts, both regular and "no minimum balance"
accounts,
saving
accounts,
certificates
of
deposit,
money
orders,
Christinas savings and other special purpose accounts.
Loan facilities
Sts., Baltimore,
Trust
own
and,
company,
*a
8, 1962 offering circular, this firm offered publicly
without underwriting, 300,000 shares of its common stock,
at $1 per share.
Net proceeds will be applied, toward
the
development ; and
production
of the .company's
Model 15 helicopter.
'V
\
:
:
•
•
.
of
,
shareholders.
the
underwriter-under
247,500'shs.
800,000 shs.
cents)
25
(par
10.
p.
BU3INESS—The
proceeds
of
group
investment
furnish
corporation
Jan.
$10
Jan. 16 with rights to expire Feb. 5.
Alex;
Sons, Robert Garrett & Sons and John C. Legg
uo., are the principal underwriters.
net
Corp.
a
to
r
record
PROCEEDS—The
Advisory
Corp.,
Monte-Copter, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a
Brown &
&
as
that
r
Stock¬
par capital
share for each ten held
88,554,
D.
rectors
for tne acquisition of tue
Puolic1 Service,
suoject , to
to
of
vote
a
interest-in
President,' has announced that the board of di¬
split of the xommon shares; of'the company,
whereby one additional share of common will be issued to stockholders
for each share held." The split is subject to* authorization, of an in-V
crease
to 5,000,000 shares of capital " stock by the, stockholders at a
special meeting to be called for. that .purpose on' Feb, 20.At the
present time 1,418,873 shares of 2,000,000 authorized are outstanding.
If the increase of additional.authorized shares is approved,, stock-"
holders of record March 12,- 1962, ."will be Issued their additional shares
on
March 30,
1962.—V. 194, p. 957.
'/ ;
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' , _ ,
" . ;
Co.
Utilities
Bank—Rights Offering
Boston,
was
initiative of,
three of the,
business
trust,
1,
and
Massachusetts.
of
Trustees
Trust.
ottering iw stockholders the right
is
•
—
.
Declaration
a
without
The
,
REIT
Authorized i* Outstandings
Ue-.-.$129,694. .-1 *;*;
Sundry indebtedness
P.
National
Maryland
Public
Maine
time
,
'' ;u
r
B.
Electric
.
Office
Square,
1961, on the
Donald J. Ball,
Post
Aug.
Declaration
the
in
10
Lavine
"
Commission. Monticello
L'lectiic is located in an area contiguous to the Maine Public Service
company's System and serves approximately 300 customers. It presently
purchases its entire electrical requirements from Maine Public Service
obtaining
<
of
Mass.,on
Sanford
of the
provides;
that the T"rust shall endure for the period measured by the
lives of
certain persons named in the Declaration of Trust plus 20 years there¬
after, unless sooner terminated by the Trustees who may do so at any
to
Commonwealth
"
military personnel, and
Boston,
named
pursuant
J.,: proposes
EFFECT TO 'PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
signing
Monticetio
of
assets
•_.„
at
Engelstein,
Trustees
:•
,
taxes
Public
Maine
is
:•
v.-
N.
David
in five different sites in New Jersey,
believed'that the market for these sites
hau
a iter
Maine Public Service
Dalbert,. Carteret,
26
Trust
BUSINESS—The
"organized
acres,
married couples, married
young
Monroe
Tne
of
company
total of 218
home sites.
It
a
primarily
retired
AND
lboi,
3r,
unaudited
and
mobile
are
covtio.
REVENUES
Decemocr
develop
as
by telephone
CnDle spacers
use
wire
products
plastic
produces
utilities,
BUSINESS—The
I9s8.
m
also
company
eiecti'iooi
anu
Co., 67 Broad St., New York City, offered publicly on
Jan. 25, 80,000 common shares of this firm's stock at
$6 per share. Net proceeds will be used by the company
for the purchase of certain real property, construction
of mobile home sites, and formation of sales agencies.
extrusion
in
p.oce^s
tms
12340
of
company
principally
Estates, Inc.—Common Offered—Harry Odzer,
Mobile
Cloverdale, Detroit, Mich., is
and injection morning 01 various
piasuc
p.uuuo.o
xor
tne auioiuobiid iimaStry, including
a seaming
welt of polyvinyl chloride to join and protect auto seat fabrics, and
a
conauit 01 poiyeinyiene lor electrical wiring in autos. The company
bene»es tnat n was among tne iiist piouucers to ionn tnermopiastic
materials mto proaucts ior use uy tne automobile industry
by ary
process
extrusion, naving entered into tne prouuction 01 auto trim
BUSINESS—The
increase
fered—Reit Securities Corp., 501
.
Form.
engageu
healthy
Nation-Wide Real Estate Investment Trust—Stock
,
to a recent
owned by Holland (and mem¬
giving
(after
stock
comnion
split),
stock
240-for-l
bers
"the
stated,
and
.
200,000
_
in sales and profit is due
primarilyr to : the building-up of territories within newly opened markeis.". He also predicts a continued rise, at an attractive growuh rate,
over
the coming years.
Cohan
Mr.
used
La.
may
Shreveport,
cents'for'
at $62*508,805.
'
Oklahoma. The $425,000 estimated net proceeds -from the stock
will be used to purchase four tugs and 16 barges, both to cost
in excess of $15,000 each of a maximum of $300,000;
and the
Hugo,
sale
earnings
announced
The
compared to nine
public
and
tug
cue* vise
me
ior
the
siocxnoiuers.
certain
lor
net
uie
tnat
useu
oe
Tne company presently
sale of its iuu,00d snares
tne purchase 01 plastic injection molding and extrusion
equipment; for repayment of a short term unsecured
2d0,000
and
pany
100,000 were sold for the com¬
shares offered,
the
PROCEEDS—Of
cate
balance
American aiock hixcnange.
by
issuance
the
Industries, Inc.
Macoid
.
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The
to
•-
had record sales of $204,409,000 in the fourth
quarter of
1961 and net earnings of $7,387,000, equal to 54 cents
per common share, acoording to: John E, Bierwirth, Chairman.
Sales
in the I960 fourth quarter were $185,826,000 and net earnings totaled$5,495,000, or 42 cents per common share.
There were 12,606,890
common
shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1961 and 12,217,277 at the
end of the previous year.
*
./
..
.
000,
the
a
it
before ^Federal
profit,
income
taxes
and
$56,149,000 in 1960/
$55,062,000 for 1'961 and
"
the
Board.
President
tion.
!
He
and
to
Director
a
,
meeting
become
Distillers
NatiQnal
of
Counsel
General
the
for
and
in
business
a
embracing
career
assignments.—V.
management
number
a
T
•
stockholders voted to increase the authorized capital
corporation from 8 million shares of $10 par value, to
20 million shares of $5 par value, and to split on a 2-for-l basis the
approximately 7,640,000 shares outstanding. More than 88%1 of the
outstanding shares were voted in favor of the action.
Thomas
E.
Millsop,
Chairman, stated
that new
certificates will,
Jan.
Barret, Fitch,
V
B.
—V.
be
mailed
stockholders
to
additional
for
share
of
each
record
Jan.
26,
held.—-V.
share
1962
194,
the basis
on
of
one
for
share.
The offering marked the initial public
company's stock.
to
of
ment
repay
bank
a
tional
products.
new
business
volume
corporate
and
financing will be used by the
to improve and automate some of its
loan;
and for research and develop¬
processes;
The balance of the
capital;
working
the
to permit
a
addi¬
possible increase in the company's
its product lines; and for general
expansion
of
including
purposes,
proceeds will provide
carrying
larger
of
inventories
and
receivables.
manufactures
To
of
company
St.
52
Casimir
Ave.,
Yonkers,
N.
Y.,
fabricates lines of standard and custom-made electronic
or
circuits,
printed
limited
a
terminals,
extent,
the
special
commercial
for
metal
stampings
For
the
fiscal
income
net
sales
of
and
and
and
$49,323.
unaudited
The
$37,179.
of
—V.
194,
par)___
403,000 shs.
1162.
p.
and
taxes,
Nedick's
The
half
has reported
company
that its sales
and
the
on
of
the
average
With
fiscal
earnings
first
the
for
November 30, 1961 were significantly greater than for the
comparable period and supported first quarter indications
another year of record growth and achievement.
ended.
half,
increase
an
income
Net
to
climbed
Sales
$4,394,689
income
Net
to
$.24
of
or
taxes
rose
before
adjustments.—V.
$346,486
or
for
the
one
Feb.
million to two
stock split voted
the
of
is
common
700,000
number
advanced to $167,386 from $131,891 for the
increase of $35,495 or 27%; equivalent
to
on 551,400 shares outstanding as compared
the previous first half on the same number of
an
first half Nedick's signed three new long term leases
bringing the number of units in the chain to eighty-six and reopened
two
more
modernized
units
as
part of its modernization program,
Mr. Phillips noted. He pointed out that the last month (November 1961)
During
the
of
Mr.
fiscal
first
half
resulted
since the inception
in
the
largest
sales
volume
of
any
million
by
the
$5
share
a
currently
shares
and
of Nedick's Stores, Inc.
Phillips concluded that based on the excellent first half achieve¬
and
earlyt third quarter indications, the company is looking
the most profitable year in its history.—V. 194, p. 1279.
forward to
New Plan Realty
This
statement
writing
Corp.—Class A Registered—
with
the
SEC
on
Jan.
24
to be offered for public sale
involved.
is
convertible
The
statement
covering
at $11
also
per
150,000
share.
Includes
subordinated debentures due 1992 and
regis¬
a
shares
No
of
under¬
$5,514,400
8%
137,860 class A shares
said
in exchange for (1) outstanding interests of partners in
general and limited partnerships, (2) outstanding stock in cer¬
corporations, (3) outstanding bonds and notes of certain of the
partnerships and corporations, and (4) certificates of participation
in
certain
to
offered
be
certain
tain
a
The
leasehold mortgage.
company
was
»
organized under Delaware
law
in
Morris B. Newman, * Board Chairman, William Newman,
and Joseph Newman, Vice-President, to own, operate and manage
in¬
come-producing real property. They organized each of the partnerships
and corporations which the company proposes to acquire and
which
hold title to some 10 properties, the majority of which are New York
partnerships and corporations and, assuming 100% acceptance of the
exchange offer and the public offering, the Newmans and members of
their families will own $1,968,900 of debentures
(22.25% )
and
127,500
class
B
shares
(33.86% ), 71,623 class A
(100%),
for
which
they
aggregate original cash investments over the past 18 years of
$815,500 (including the purchase in December, 1961, by the three New¬
mans
of 42,500 class B shares at 50 cents each).
Of the $1,550,000
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale to the public, $350,000 will
be used to prepay two notes, given in the original amount of $481,861
as
part of the purchase price for -the installation of 34 bowling alley
beds, 34 automatic pinsetters and miscellaneous related equipment at
the Lenox Lanes, a bowling center in New York City; $215,000 will be
advanced to Lexington Co. (one of the partnerships) as an unsecured
loan to enable it to retire outstanding demand loans aggregating $215,000
incurred for building improvements; $90,000 will be advanced to
Carmel Co. and Lexington Co. as unsecured loans to enable such part¬
made
nerships
the
to retire bank loans incurred for building improvements; and
will be added to working capital and used for general cor¬
balance
way
Nov.
30,
for a
1961.
1962 when holders of
share for every two held.
and will remain the same.
issued
or
reserved,
was
an
necessary
increase
make
to
cents
to
$300,000
of 8%
In
Lenox
of
the bowling
of
the
debentures) in exchange
Lanes,
Inc.,
which
is the
for
all of
owner
of
their
a
outstanding
long-term
lease
center ih New York and is the tenant of Lenox Co., one
.partnerships in the exchange offer.
Carter,
With SEC—
Jan.
on
1962,
8,
share
"Y.
,
,
to be
the
on
to
Y ; "Y
used
be
for
;
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•
expansion
plant
of
company
East
statement
5801
registration
a
Marginal Way South, Seattle, Wash.,
with the SEC on. Jtfh. 24,
covering
shares of common, stock, of which 60,000 - shares are to be
offered
for
public sale by the company and 35,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by • the holders thereof.
Dean Witter & Co. and
Pacific Northwest Company are the underwriters.
The public offering
underwriting terms
price and
be supplied by
to
are
of
proceeds
as
engaged-in
is
company
the
diversified line
a
the
from
follows:
of
company's
$120,000
retire
to
sale
an
of
additional
existing
term
stock will be
secured by
note
$313,000 for a new warehouse building and additions to
factory buildings;
and $925,000 for machinery and equipment.
An
additional
$250,000 may be
applied to the manufacture of plastic
mortgage;
containers;
but,
the
of
balance
deemed
of
stock,
common
V.
D,
McEachern,
a
12.9% and
15%,
own
sell
5,000,
5,000
five
other
selling
(as
a
record
feasible,
not
such
amount,
together
with
proceeds will be added to working capital.
certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
to
shares
President,
if
the
addition
Chairman,
nominee
4,914
and
shares,
stockholders,
of the
estate
43,039 shares
of which Richard E. Fuller, Board
director, and Edward S. Campbell,
respectively. They propose to
respectively.
The prospectus lists
12%,
including The Mackintosh Partnership
of J.
A. McEachern)
which owns of
and proposes to
sell 2,200 shares.
to a Jan. 15,
1962 prospectus, Hirschel & Co., Silver
Spring, Md., offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated
at
$405,000, will be
corporate purposes.
used by
the company for
general
(formerly called "Special Diets For Pets,
Inc."), is a District of Columbia corporation, incorporated on March 20,
1961, to manufacture and/or distribute animal food and dog products.
The company does not presently manufacture its products, nor does
it
contemplate manufacturing same in the near future.
All of the
company's products are manufactured by Marnat Packing Co., accord¬
ing to the company's confidential formulae. Its head office is at
1511 K. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
The company, on or about March 20, 1961, commenced the sale of
the following specialized
animal food products in the, Washington,
BUSINESS—The
£.
for
of
the
company
metropolitan
the
Choice
D.
Doctors'
as
Puppy Diet: A specially prepared diet
the lactating female, accounting for 37.3%
through Oct. 31,, 1961Y
as
Choice
(Formula
older
dog as well
201) Geriatic Diet: A specially prepared
as the inactive dog, accounting for 60.3%
through Oct. 31, 1961.
All Dog and Puppy Worming Food: For removal of round worms, ac¬
counting for 1.2% of the company's sale through Oct. 31, 1961.
diet for the
of
the
p.
52.
company's
All Cat
counting
and
for
B.
-V.
195,
have
below
named
Marron
severally
the respective number of
Potoma
shares
61,000
Weill
&
14,000
Company
6,000
&
Co._
&
Company,
&
Co.,
6,000
Company—,
Incorporated-^-
Westheimer & Company
6,000
6,000
Y-„:
6,000
!
:
404.
p.
Pacific Lighitng Corp.—Earnings Decline—
The
corporation earned $3.01 per common share in 1961, compared
$3.43 in 1960, based upon the average number of shares outstand¬
ing during both periods, Robert W. Miller, Chairman, announced in
a
preliminary report of the past year's activities.
Counties
vide
Lighting's subsidiaries, Southern California and
Companies, and Pacific Lighting Gas Supply
Gas
natural
income
Net
service
gas
for
1961
to
13
was
southern
$26,112,000,
137,000 recorded in 1960.
The decline in net income
■
down
Southern
Co., pro¬
counties.
California
10.4%
from
the
$29,-
earnings
year
for the corporation, was attributed primarily to two factors:
unseasonably warm temperatures during the early part of last year
which resulted in less gas being used for space heating and increased
cost
of
from
that
of
1930,
a
record
bought from suppliers.
operating revenues were $402,988,000, ah 11% increase over
the previous year, Miller said. Operating expenses, however,
amounted
to $285,007,000,
a
15%
increase, the majority of the in¬
crease being due to the
higher cost of gas.—V. 194, p. 2662.
'
those
gas
of
For
the twelve months ended
December 31,
1961 the company's
preliminary net earnings were- $1-,806,000. This is a 14% increase in
profits over the $1,585,000 for the comparable period of 1960.
R. J. Munser, Petrolane's President, announced the figures at the
shareholders meeting held in Los Angeles on January 22, 1962.
sales
Kitten
1.2%
of
Worming Food: For removal of round worms,
the
company's
sales
through Oct.
31,
t
The
1961 twelve months earnings are equal to $1.13 per share on
1,598,340 shares currently outstanding, and compares with 99 cents
share for the twelve months ended December 31, 1960 on the
per
number
same
Munzer
of
told
shares
the
outstanding.
shareholders, present
at the/ meeting, that sales
for the 1961 year were In excess of $20 million
compared with gross revenues of $17.9 milion for 1960.
Preliminary net income figures for Petrolane's first quarter of the
current
fiscal
year,
the -three months v ended
December 31,
1961,
indicate per share earnings of approximately 55 cents compared with *
44
cents
per
share for the comparable period
a
year
ago.
"This
represents an increase of about 25% ,'V Mr. Munzer declared.
Petrolane's President further stated, "The company is off to a good
r
other
In
which
the
revenues
the
fiscal
1961.
ac¬
1962.
We
expect our sales will
will
$19
represent a substantial increase in
million reported in our last fiscal year
1961."—V.
194,
p.
exceed $23 million,
gross
ended
revenues
over
September 30,
1274.
Pickwick International,
The
the
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Incr'd—
company's Interim report shows an 84.7% increase in sales for
period ending Oct. 31, 1961 over the same period in
Pickwick,
which
merchandises
low-priced
popular
albums,
six-month
1960.
children's
compares
year
and
Instructional
long-playing records, also reported an in¬
during this six-month period of 20c, which
(adjusted) per share for the same period a
in earnings per share
crease
with
11.7c
ago.
The
noted
•
company's president, Seymour Leslie, in a report to stockholders,
the six months ended Oct. 31, 1961 amounted to
that sales for
$1,834,053, an increase of
year ago.—V. 194, p. 2553.
84.7%
over
the
corresponding
period
r
Corp.—Common Registered—
This corporation of 236 East 46th St., New York,
statement with the SEC on Jan. 18 covering 80,000
filed a registration
shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The offering will
be
made
on
a
best efforts basis
by Bayes, Rose &
Co., Inc., of
share commission and
includes (1) 26,000 shares
to Hy Gardner
(5,000
shares) and Eugene Ross (1,000 shares) as finder's fees, all at 10 cents
per
share, which shares are to be offered for public sale by said
holders at $5 per share after completion of the company's offering:
(2) 20,000 shares underlying three-year warrants to be issued to the
underwriter at no cost, exercisable at $6 per share; (3) 30,000 shares
underlying outstanding stock purchase warrants principally owned by
management officials; and (4)
10,000 outstanding shares owned by
Rachel Price. As further finder's fees,
an
aggregate of 500 shares
have been issued to Harold Peters and Bertram Steinberg. Assuming
all shares for the accounts of the company, underwriter and finders
are
sold (exclusive of shares underlying warrants), the company will
realize net proceeds
of $325,000 and the underwriters and finders
New
York,
$15,000
for
sold
the
will
area:
(Formula 301)
well
company's sales
puppy
underwriters
Inc
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs &
Pictronics
Nutri-Laboratories, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant
D.
&
LestrSnge
Bosworth, Sullivan
start
amendment.
manufacturing, warehousing and
machine-made glass containers in
flint
and
amber
glass, consisting of
narrow-neck and
wide-mouth
bottles and Jars for beverages, food and miscellaneous products. The
In
195,
as
95,000
used
corporation.—V,
forth below:
Arthurs,
the
and
Northwestern Glass Co.—Common Registered—
This
The
—
set
Berlind,
Burnham
and
net
the
Gross
per
filed a "Reg. A" covering 185,000
offered for subscription by stock¬
basis of 1814 of a share for each
offering will be underwritten by White, Weld & Co.,
are
Doctors'
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
32,500 class A and 127,500 class B shares, all owned by the Newmans.
As indicated, they recently purchased the class B shares at 50 cents per
share; and they received the class A shares at that time (together with
addition
stock
the
on
stock
common
Pacific
debt repayment.
North Star of P. O. Box 28, S. St. Paul, Minn., is engaged in the
manufacture and sale of sulfuric acid—V. 189, p. 707.
■
sole transfer
Inc.—Additional
of
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Annual Report—
per
The
Proceeds
porate purposes.
In
2662.
p.
■>'
(par 10 cents)
$1.20
Minneapolis.
City office and loft and show room buildings. The Newmans have agreed
to accept the exchange offer with respect to all their interests in such
shares
shares
at
224,533
1961,
President,
December,
by
a
194,
1,
Star Chemicals, Inc.—Files
distributing
corporation, of 369 Lexington Avenue, New York, filed
class A stock,
Products,
UNDERWRITERS
of
2662.
p.
share held.
The
tration
pave
directors
authorized
stock
of -common
corporation
common
filed
stock
to
the
November
ments
194,
North
holders
.
shares.
;
—V.
has been appointed
the common
Financing Details—
Our Jan. 22, 1962 issue reported the sale on Jan. 18 of
105,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
may
as
renegotiation
in Waukegan Jan. 22, North Shore Gas
increase the number of authorized common stock
will become effective March
9, will receive one additional
about
The
$268,491
from
29%
any,
shares on the 514% cumulative pre¬
ferred
payable April 2,
1962
to holders of record March 23, 1962
was
declared.
A 30 cents per share dividend payable March 1,
1962
to
common
stock holders of record Feb. 1, 1962 was also declared.
first
previous
share
per
share for
per
to
the
for
taxes
half,
$.30
$4,142,418
6.1%.
increase of $77,995
an
after
first
previous
earnings
$252,271
of
previous first half,
from
net
year,
meeting hefld
common
the
..
.
Corp.—Appointment—
agreed to purchase from the company
previous
audit
year-end
to
•
split possible.
A dividend of $1.31 V-t
year-ago
for
52.
year.
voted to
split
value
Par
in
Stores, Inc.—First Half Results—
first
its
of
provision
the
1
for
$8,549,000
number of 8,302,946 shares
after
share,
per
SJwjfc ^Gas Uo.—Stock Split Approved—
from
shares
The
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
as
annual
At the
record
Authorized
(10' cents
stock
Common
interstate
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
Report—
figures are subject to such changes, if
a
result of possible price revision and
quarterly
shareholders
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Va.,
;•
the offering will be made in.the latter part
Weeks, New York City, and J. C. Wheat &
have been named by Mr. Cochrane as principal
&
company
agent for
of
necessary
3-for-2
.
EFFECT
''
1
that
Hornblower
Oz Publishing
,
cents
quarter
previous
proceedings,
1961, the company
income
record
motor
unfilled orders on Dec. 31 was $1,224,000,000, compared
with $931,000,000
at the start of the quarter.
This backlog figure
does not include portions of new orders not yet finally committed.
be
Harwood Cochrane, President, is
approximately s 140,000 of- his shares,
stocx dividend, payable Feb. 15
sale is subject
to the approval of
public
proposed
Feb. 1, The
is a certificated common carrier of property, engaged
and intrastate transportation of general commodities by
freight in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
It is corporate successor of a business commenced
by Mr. Cochrane
in 1935 and maintains its principal office in.Richmond, Va.—V. 195,
in
Y
the
in
North
31,
net
sales aggregated $953,101 and
1961,
'
GIVING
The
income was
$4,601,000, after provision of $4,931,000 for Federal income taxes, or
56 cents
per share on the average number of shares outstanding.
Sales and income for the first quarter of the current fiscal year,
which
began Oct.
1, totaled $320,705,145, compared with sales and
income
of
$245,961,451 in the same quarter a year ago.
Cost of
sales and other expenses totaled $304,265,145, compared with $236,429,451
the
a
underwriters.
p.
$7,891,000
of
income
1961.
,
95
Income
first
the
In
electronic industries.
$719,895
ended April 30,
year
was
CAPITALIZATION
items.
also acts as a -distributor of turret
military
applications to
the
radio-
REVENUES—For''the eight months --ended Dec.
unaudited
related
and
company
television-communication
had
Federal
31,
to
net
outstanding.
components, such as terminal boards, jacks and plugs, special insulating
material,
ending Dec.
Backlog
BUSINESS—The
reported
has
amounted
This
to
.
Richmond,
Co.,
that
reported
was
195, p. 220.
company
at $3 per
manufacturing and fabricating
of
March.
Telephone Co.—Appointment—
North American Aviation, Inc.—Quarterly
The
it
offer
is contemplated
Ozon
sale of the
company
holders
of
Transportation Co.—Proposed Stock Offer'g
22
giving effect to
It
•
Co., New York City, has been appointed trustee of
refunding mortgage 4%% bonds series M due Jan. 1,
company's
Jan.
the icc.
30,000
20,000
20,000
—„—
On
to
130,000
——'—
Inc
,
Company___.l_—
&
Overnite
:
Trust
Bankers
the
2002.—V.
quarter
from
Oklahoma
.
On Jan.
after
2770.
p.
Ohio Brass Co.
Notes Sold Privately — On Jan. 26,
1962, it was reported that $5,000,000 of this firm's 5%%
promissory notes, due Nov. 15, 1962, had been sold pri¬
vately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y. City.
—V. 188, p. 2185.
planning ;to
and
terms
North & Co.,
Christopher
C.
New York
National Tel-Tronics Corp.—Common Offered—Frank
proceeds
the
to
McDonald, Evans & ;Co'._—Y-.——1_—-■
LY---Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.
p. 321.
Karasik & Co., Inc., 235 E. 42nd St., New York, offered
on
Jan 26, 133,000 shares fo this firm's common stock
PROCEEDS—Net
1
194,
,
25,
the
of
Outstanding
365,478 shs.
$94,321 ••»
Authorized ...
1,000,000 shs.
.
par)__
Shares
National Steel Corp.-—Stock Split Approved—
On
($1
sales
executive
:
stock
the laws of the
short time thereafter,
conditions of the un¬
derwriting
agreement, an underwriting group, managed by Barret,
FitOh, North & Co., Incorporated, has agreed to use its best efforts
to sell 200,000 shares of the company's common stock at the public
offering price of $1.50 per share. Foi'-these services the underwriters
are to receive a compensation
of 15 cents; per share, and if all shares
offered hereunder are sold, a total compensation of $30,000.
corpora¬
'
1844.
194, p.
of
stock
capital
UNDERWRITERS—^Subject
of National's Executive Committee, since the merger and is a mem¬
of the
corporation's Board of Directors. He has had broad ex¬
perience
•
,1.
Common
President and General Manager of National's Bridge-;
port* Brass Company Division. acauired in June, 1961, had been Chair-ber
Outstanding
139,375 shs.
250,000 shs.
—
—
under
a
Long term debt
\Mr. ".Zender,
man
28,
par).:
1279.
p.
share.
qualified
became
and
of
..'
'j
V
•
i
regular
incorporated
1959.
Within
was
Sept.
on
FINANCING
PRESENT
.
i
the company's Board of
25 it was announced by John E. Bierwirth, Chairman
succeeds Roy F.; Goppedge, Jr., who has resigned as
Jan.
on
President
elected
was
the
at
Corp.
Directors
of
Zender
R.-
company
Delaware
of
194,
cents
(50
Natural Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—
22, 1962, it was reported that $10,000,000 of this
and
commercial facilities for the purpose of sub-dividing the -land
firm's first mortgage honds due 1967 had been sold pri¬
into lots and offering them for sale.
At the present time, the com-'.,
vately through Stone & Webster Securities Corp., New
pany's property holdings are located in Arizona.
•
York City.—V. 191, p. 1671.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
New President—
Austin
Chemical
per
Stock
►
charges,'
other
iV-\
at $1.50
to conduct its business in the States of Missouri
and Arizona.
Its'principal office is at 1016 Central, Kansas City, Mo.
The company has been engaged hi acquiring interests" in unimproved1
real estate'of sufficient size to accommodate residential improvements
•
.
BUSINESS—The
State
.
Operating
stock
common
—V.
,
'
.
'
Was
firm's
of this
GIVING EFFECT TO
9
.Amount
Common
proceeds will be used by the company for the re¬
payment of debt, investment in new opportunities, and
operating expenses.
v
;
for
high
CAPITALIZATION
Offered—Pursuant
Net
year
entire
new
Corp.—Common
Barret, Fitch, North
Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo., offered publicly, 200,000
shares
1961 National's sales amounted to $748,053,-*
the company.
Net income totaled $23,259,000,
equivalent after preferred stock dividends to $1.67 per common share.
Sales dn- I960 were $722,334,000 and net income $24,383,000,' or $1.81
per common share.
•/
"i
•'
' ' "
/
'For
(525)
Jan. 12, 1960 offering circular,
a
&
corporation
Land
West
New
Earnings
Chemical Corp.—Sales,
National Distillers &
Up Sharply—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 6129
195
Volume
to
receive
which
receive a 50 cents
statement also
will
underwriter
$182,400.
per
The
expenses.
(20,000
shares)
and
,
(formerly V. P. & B., Inc.) is principally engaged in
manufacture, distribution and sale of professional
audio
visual
and
sound
recording equipment.
In
addition to the
marketing of a number of proprietary products, the company makes
custom modifications for its customers of products manufactured by
others and acts as a distributor and dealer for a number of manu¬
facturers in these fields. Of the $325,000 estimated net- proceeds from
the company's stock sale, $100,000 will be used to repay notes and
Indebtedness to factors, $150,000 for the- purchase of equipment for
rental operations, and $75,000 for working capital, including expanThe
the
company
development,
The Commercial
BUSINESS—The company of 545 Broad St., Bridgeport, was
facilities, sales programs, research and development,
manufacturing -facilities. The prospectus shows a net
income of $1,119 for the
10 months ended October 1961.
In
addition to certain Indebtedness,
the company: has outstanding 145 000
shares
of commdn stock, of
which Harry Berman, Board Chairman, owns 32,000 shares, and Milton M. Bahn, President, Clifford
Van
Praag, Secretary,
and Irving Berman, Treasurer, 25,000 shares
each
Such holdings represent
an investment of $2,500 by each of said four stockholders at the time of the company's organization in
1960
at which time they each- received 25 common shares. Pursuant'
to a' subsequent recapitalization, they received the shares now owned,
by them in addition to 7,375 stock purchase warrants each, exer¬
cisable at $6 per share (included in this statement).
' • '
" ' '
repair
of
sion
23,
Jan.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Industrial
Premier
was
-
•
J
.
with
,
:
reported consolidated net earnings of $59,310,301ended Dec. 31, 1961.
These earnings are equal
to
$1.42
per
share.
Earnings for the same period in 1960 were
$57,916,328, equal to $1.39 per share.
'
•
The
for
has
company
months
six
the
.
income
»
,
reported provision has been made
of $59,548,000.—V. 195, p. 446.
Federal,
for
taxes
2907 South Maple Ave., Fresno, Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 18 covering 200,900 sharesof common stock, to be pf/ered for public sale on an all or none basis.
This
through
Witter
to
be
underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Dean
& Co.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are.
by amendment.
supplied
operating
ehort-term
In
bank
addition
829,109
Baker
borrowings.
of
stock,
195,
of
the
as
a
estate
:
••
.
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—Net
proceds from the sale will initially be added to
general
funds.
It is
the present
intention
of the
company to
use
these funds for research and development, market
studies, and new machinery relating to new products and 'processes.
for
used
the
of
general
proceeds
corporate
BUSINESS—The
outdoor
will
be
added
to
working
capital
'•
purposes.
of
company
statues
,7..
Atlanta
in
which
of
and
REVENUES—For
had
net
sales
of
the
it
34-24
Collins
designs
Place,
stock
194,
fiscal
$2,861,688
(10
cents
Ralston Purina
Chemical
Bank
to
company
act
N.
¥.,
and
manufactures.
of the
h: in'
,
,
7.
,
.
•
,
....
ended
year
and
net
June
income
EFFECT
30,
of
TO
par)
1961,
the
•
-7-
chemicals,
of
$2.39
York
Co.,
agent
has
for
its
'
(
-
-
r,
>
■
--
"t
underlying
'
price.
five-year
a
'-
used
to
retire
6.6%-
a
will
be
bank
inourred-to
loan
stock
presently
outstanding is "about
$2.80
per
Power, Inc.—Appointment—
share.
.
.
company
Outstanding
,
381,000 shs.'
appointed
by
stock.—V.
the
195,
Brothers, Inc.—Common
Registered—
stock at $5 per share. Net proceeds will be used
by the
company for the repayment of debt, purchase of addi¬
tional equipment, and for working
capital, ' /'• V
State
of
engaged
on
July
28,
1955,
under
the
in
the
engaged
packaging
and
business
laws
of
has its principal 'Office
nm J. The company
extruding plastic sheet for
and
of
articles for ^various end uses, and to
in the business of thermo-forming containers
container
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
industries.
EFFECT
TO
secured
promissory note
FINANCING
$111,000
105,000
91,787
secured promissory note
Common stock (par 10 cents):
Class
815,000 shs.
B
agreed
underwriters
named
below
185,000 shs.
have
severally
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to therm
the respective number of shares of common stock indicated
The underwriting
agreement provides that the several obliga¬
..
to
severally
below.
tions
of
therein.
if
the
The
underwriters
nature
of the shares
be purchased.
any
must
Gianis &
Ackerman
Mason
Zuch
of
&
subject to certain conditions as set forth
obligations of the underwriters is such that
offered hereby are purchased, all of the shares
are
the
Lee,
Reher
Inc.,
5,000
5,000 shares;
shares.—V. 194,
Stearns
p.
&
'Co.,
5,000
Stone,
shares;
shares-
Joel
1551.
Simmons
estimated
for plant
at
$791,100, will be used by the
company
construction, equipment, research
and development, sales promotion, and
working capital.
The
area.
not
does
company
but
owner;
the
to
company's
made
by
the
made
stock
net
(no
manu-;'
the
in
engage
engages
company
products
related
7.
sell
hume
in experimen-;
and accessories
•
addition, to certain indebtedness,
Manuel
and
stock
common
stock
.
the
in
in its
*-carrier,
common
on
w
7.."; *
FINANCING."'"'.
:
-•
-
EFFECT
of metropolitan
truck. Deliveries to,
the basis of F.O.B.
area
own
PRESENT
TO
,
77
.
!77ib Tim Authorized
400,000 shs.
-
par)-
__i______7
par)
Outstanding
75,500 shs.
.
12,500 shs.
12,500 shs.
1657.
p.
preliminary statement
earnings
for
preferred
1961
earnings the company reported that
to approximately $19,300,000,
equal
a
share
on
11,762,312 shares of
on
amounted
dividends
to
$1.61
stock. outstanding at the end of 1961. This compares with
in 1960, equal to $1.91 a share on the common, on the
11,260,025 shares outstanding.
"
common
$21,957,517
basis
of
Consolidated
net sales of the company reached a new high in 1961,
approximately $565,000,000, compared with • $536,199,354 in
1960.
new
peak in sales reflected the inclusion for the entire year of
1961
of the acquisitions made during, 1960.
7
of
,
The
points, out
counteract further the
intensified its effort to
reduce costs in all operations. Substantial savings were effected during'
1961, but it Is pointed out that these did not fully offset the adverse
company
effects
.
cost-price
of
lower
Consistent
in
-
St.
divisions
of
better
in
price
the
sales
the
that
and
ended
markets
many
partially offset
the year.—V. 195, p.
in
business
improved
the
and
which
early
to
wages.
general
earnings
company
order
higher
of
course
and
in
management
squeeze,
selling
with
Regis'
prices
>
there
sizable
53.
the
recovery,
trend
during the year.
Most,
a rising trend;
demand
some
increases in selling
declines that took place
on
year
were
price
-
(Howard W.) Sams & Co., Inc. (& Sub.)—6 Mos/Rep't
Period Ended Dec. 31—
194,
"
$4,890,525
455,131
359,020
.90
.71
tax-.——
Earnings per share based
—V.
1960
$5,919,474
-
after
Net
1961
••
Sales
'
500,550 shares
on
"
1428.
p.
San
Corp.—Common Offered—White,
Co., Inc., New York City, and J. A. Hogle.& Co.,
Salt Lake City, were managers of an underwriting group
which
the company
257,500 shares
(2)
outstanding
7
split) of which Harry E; Rockower, Board
President, Jacob R. Rockower, Secretary;
Vice-President, own 100,$50, 163,860,
stook
in exchange for
a
their
of
195,
p.
26
$13.75
320,435 shares
share.
shares previously held by them,
total of 82,500 shares for all of
116.
»
...
of this
firm's
per
are to be issued to the underwriters
conversion of 5^4% subordinated convertible de¬
19T5 that are being
purchased by the underwriters from certain sellers,or
are to be purchased from certain
sellers, who have pre¬
viously converted their debentures. None of the proceeds
from the sale by the sellers or underwriters will accrue
to the company.
;
seven
families.—V.
at
bentures of the company due Nov. 1,
affiliated companies (the aggregate
cost of which was $25,000).
The prospectus states that they intend to
make gifts of a total of 10,940 shares to certain, employees, friends, and
of
Jan.
on
stock
The shares offered
upon
Executive
the issuance at that time of
offered
common
(after giving effect to
received their initial holdings of -340,000 shaies, (prior to. the stock split)
as
a
result of (I) a recent' recapitalization whereby they received a
total of
Diego Imperial
Weld &
i
45,560 and 66,530 shares, respectively, and propose to sell 26,500, '44,000;
12,000 and
17,500 shares, respectively.
The four -Rockower brothers
the
Rockwell
BUSINESS—The company of 1400 Fifth
Ave., San Diego, Calif., owns
substantially all the equity stock of 14 savings and loan associations—
four
•
in
California,
seven in Texas, one in Colorado and two in Kansas;
has four subsidiaries which are not savings and loan
associations.
of
Manufacturing; Co.—Earnings Forecast—
The company expects lo register
and
earnings in
a
Colorado;
record-breaking year in both sales
the
start
said
of
according to. Willard
the so-called
of
that
the
most
indicators
that
point
to
a
continuing
Rockwell
a
;
subsidiaries
and
its
net
income
equal
such
is prepared, with
portfolio of new products and important changes in. its
strategy, to take fullest advantage of expanding markets.
and
expan¬
marketing
V.
to
before
63
cents
appropriation
194,
in
the insurance
California;
business in
the
nine
had
monthe ended
total
per
for
$153,000,
Sept. 30.
1961,
$21,015,314
general
share.
common
was
of
revenues
appropriation
three
to
and
reserves
Consolidated
equal
a
business iri
third owns
and a fourth in
net
cents
a
mort¬
the comnany
consolidated
of
$3,650,798,
income after
per
share.—
2554.
p.
Sappire
zation
•
On Jan.
changed
Petroleums
Charles
ten
old
Ltd.—Name
Change—Recapitali¬
Effective—
25,
to
1962 the company
Cabol
-capitalization
-7-
engaged
'
1
previous sales record was 1959's $122,773,000. The record
high In net earnings—$9,734,000—which the company hopes to exceed
next.year, was also set In .1959.—V, 194, p, 1.951, 7 .
.t
Rodaie Electronics, Inc. —Common Offered
is
escrow
bulging
Rockwell's
Plohn
these
the second in the
REVENUES—For
"Golden Sixties."
economic
economy
One
.vacant real estate in downtown Dallas* Texas;
gage servicing company in California.
Rockwell,, Jr., President.
Mr. Rockwell said that estimated sales of approximately $125 million
for 1961 set, a new high,for the company,and that net earnings for the
past year will approach $8V2 million when ,final results are-tabulated. Mr. Rockwell sees the national economy
generally continuing its swing
upwards, and more nearly approaching the levels ox-iginally forecast for
1962,
plan,
shares,
Enterprises
whereby
became
corporate
reported that its
Ltd.,
one
as
new
of
Jan.
share
effective Jan. .24.—V.
name
was
and that its reexchanged for each
19
was
193,
p.
2670.
&
Co., New York City, and associates made the
initial public sale of this firm's-common stock on Jan, 24',
through the offering of .60,000 shares, at $5 per'share.PROCEEDS—Net
.repayment
proceeds- from
the„ ;financing
will,
of certain outstanding; notes, and-trade
be
applied. to
accounts
payable.
'
•_
directly to
Regis Paper Co.—Earnings Down-
a
after
Budd Rockower,
Rockower,
-:
improvement
customers
company
by
GIVING
(no
common
194,
St.
meeting of other demands on working capital said
increasing number of leased departments and ex¬
2-for-i
proposed
Chairman, I.
sion
Research, Inc.—Common Offered—
Public offering of 150,000 shares of this firm's
capital
stocks at $6 per share was made Jan; 19
by McLaughlin/
Kaufman & Co., 52 Wall Street, New York City. Net
proceeds,
the
an
outstanding 680,000 shares of
He
Co., Inc., 66,000 shares; Kamen & Co., 7,000
shares;
& Co.,
7,000 -shares;
C. B.
Richard & Co., 5,000
& Co.,
and
from
members
100,002 shs.
185,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
generally
The .company also
A_
Class
Outstanding
$125,000
8%
result
panded sales volume. In
a
to
tightening
clothing, and work clothes principally through the
leased departments in discount department stores.
The
the-company's sale of additional stock-will-initially
general funds and used toward the carrying of increased
and
PRESENT
Authorized
.
6%
the
its customers into
by
lesser extent is
for
Jersey
incorporated
was
place^of business at 1 Raritan RcL, Oakland,
primarily
conversion
a
New
corporation
to
inventories
has
to
sportswear,
of
:
the
under
The
proceeds from
added
to
has
.
in
holders
operation
be
*'•'
v
prepainted aluminum, siding . and related
operations on. Feb., I,.-1960. Since that.
marketed its products directly through Its
four-state
a
the
are
B
—V.
thereof.
Drexel & Co., heads *the list of underwrite.
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
'
>
• ■
•
•/"
The company is engaged in selling at retail men's and boys' furnish¬
net
in
7'
Class
public
ings,
Jan. 25, 1962, Gianis & Co., Inc./New York
City, offered
publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's class A common
and
organized
was
areas oare
Common
This
company,
of
160
W,
Lehigh Avenue,
Philadelphia-;
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 19 covering 150,000 shares
of common stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 100,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the
present
•
.
'
and
Rockower
-
7,
was " organized
the company's plant.
was
:
—r
...
'company
CAPITALIZATION
-
.7.7'
15,000
15,000
commenced
home
or
other,
t
-7'
,
30,000
;
,
'
'
-Shares
-■
-I
Co.__
attempt to develop new
uses
for existing products.
new
Denver
.
Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed sole transfer
dividend disbursing agent for the common stock of the
corporation.—V.. 195, p. 447. ---•
"7- >
*'•
••
Raritan Plastics Corp.—Class A Common Offered—On
is
Co.
■■
,-_-u
&
an
Deliveries
.
and elec-'
.
7
Lichtenfeld
the ultimate con¬
dealers and con¬
struction
companies. The company has no contracts or firm commitments from any such dealers or construction companies;
rather,,
the company solicits and fills the purchase orders as they materialize.
inventories,*
finance
named below
distribution, of
and
Generally,
to
added
v
150,000 shs.;
■
the
Co._
&
;
company
in
sumer
,
the
and
the
and
'•
balance
the
700,000 shs." ;
company
and
-
Plohn
1657.
efforts
tatlon
granted by the -company's prin-i
exercisable at the public offering
option
*
PRESENT FINANCING 7
Authorized 7 1 Outstanding
r
...
company
date,
own
of 151
cipal stockholder to the underwriter,
the
sell
to
Ezra Kureen
.,
p.
accessories,
North Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Jari; .18 covering 100,©00
shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per share.1
The
offering will be made-on an all or none, basis by Garat &
Polonitza, Inc., which will receive a 36 cents per share commissionand $8,000 for expenses. The statement also includes 5,000 outstanding
shares
With
agreed
below,;
194,
facture
■.£££ J:/i 7/7,.,
.
four
'
.
cents
contract
has
BUSINESS—The
Bankers
•
been
■
company
Rocket
FINANCING
common
' -
•
Rising's Inc.—Stock Registered-^
The
Trust
•
"•••'.
-
'
:
/
McMahon,
■7; The
■
7
the
for
company
'
laws of the
State of Colorado on July 30, 1959. Its principal office and manufac-1
turing facilities are at 4990 East Asbury,- Denver, -r
.".
.7
products,
$1,245,000 or
the
$147,274.
were
•; Sabre, Inc.—Common Offered—In an offering circular,,
dated Dec. 20, 1961, Schmidt, Sharp, McCabe & Co., Inc.,
/Denver, offered publicly, 50,000 shares of ■ this firm's'
common stock at $2 per share.
Net proceeds,'estimated•
at $80,000, will be used .by the company, for the purchase
of equipment and inventories, sales promotion, management salaries, and working capital.
plastic materials," and rubber and-'
has reported preliminary'" unaudited earn¬
per share on sales of $32,800,-000 for the
year
ended Dec. 31, 1961, compared with .earnings of $759,000 or$1.50 per share on sales of $28,000,000 for i960.-'
;
According
to
William - B.
Basile,
Richardson's*" President, "This .
improvement in earnings
is - the
result of our1;; vigorous -efforts ;to develop new and profitable markets and to improve ourv operations
in serving our present markets."
'--7 v"
Mr. Basile noted that 1962 should result in" further earnings growth. The
company's
automobile
battery
parts business
is- expected
to
enjoy a continued good demand in the replacftmeht battery -market
and
an
improved demand in the original'equipment;'market.
-The company's long established industrial plastic materials and- products'
business, conducted by its
Insurok Division,
should also experience
an
improved demand. The company's chemicals and polystyrene business also should
show continued improvement, v. ',
V "
industrial
ings of
forth
..
.
£o.—Sales, Earnings Improve—
manufacturer
This
plastic
of
$127,028.
PRESENT
1.000,000 shs.
co-transfer
BUSINESS—The
underwriting
V.
of capital stock
(after giving effect to a recent 10-for-l stock split
and
subsequent retirement of 76,170 .of the .new shares/ of which
Rob°rf} RHevrick, President
(issuer of -the
option) - and
Cecil G.
Stoffer, Vice-President, own 78%
and 20%,
respectively. Book value
447.
p.
7,
-7..
-
Richardson
of
sales
net
1961
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
set
founder,
the
-
,
31,
Cbaries
of
grandson
head.
Oct.
•;•
Showrooms;
Co.—Appointment—
New
as
Kettlehack,
R.
,
have entered into '
wherein and whereby;
underwriters have severally
agreed to-purchase, subject to the terms and conditions of the, un-"
•derwriting, contract, the respective number of shares of-common stock
Rexall Presi-v
general funds for working capital
to be used principally for purchasing additional inventory, In addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 62,320 shares:
1550.
p.
.
will, continue. as
- " ".
"Establishment
of
a
Riker company
in West Gennany will help r
expand our market in Europe,"-Mr. Dart said. "The Kettlehack com¬
pany has an experienced marketing force which has been acquainting
the
German
medical
profession -with -significant
prescription drug
products. It will now do this for Riker." ,
.
;
'
Kettlehack will manufacture some Riker products.—V. 194, p. 2337.'
and
-
Flushing,
Authorized
—V,
Dart,
Ju3tin
by
.
universal
v>.
'■
■
,
company's
agent
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
announced
;
devices,;
amplifiers,
test
ground
as
Unaudited
—
ended
the. company
Riker
D.
Dr.
the
be
and
Chicago/San Francisco, Los Angeles,
High Point, N. C., and the two factories are
and in Pennsylvania.
York
New
was
,
Production
special
certain
of
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
-
acquisition becomes part of the. world marketing organiza¬
Laboratories Inc.,; Northridge,^ Calif.,. Rexall's ethical"
drug
subsidiary.. Riker
has other companies in. Capadft,; .England,
Switzerland, South Africa, Australia and New,Zealand. "
7•
tion
maintained in New York City,
Dallas,
located
it
.
.
currently
is
Common stock /par 50
parts, components and equipment manufactured by others. Ofthe $230,000 estimated net proceeds from the-stock sale,-$150,000- will
engaged
in
the design, development and
manufacture
of
home
furnishing products Including decorative tables lamps with shades,
lighting fixtures and tables. It also distributes lamp parts and ac¬
cessories
for
all
types of lamps manufactured by itself -as well as
others, and is about to begin marketing plastic wall decor produces
are
•
•
,
-
.
/
•,
support test consoles,
test -modules and communications equipment.
items
contract, a
to program
REVENUES
:
trtrnic
Is
and
7.
•-(The company is engaged in the distribution of TeiectrlcSl
company's
balance
;
7
has acquired for cash a majority ownership
pharmaceutical firm of Dr.'Kettlehack, g;* m.' b
Westphalia,
dent.
.
The
7
.
company
This
•
tial
the
2153.
;p.
German
Borken,
S.;
Harry
,•
Offered—The ini-;
public sale of this firm's common stock was made
Jan. 24 through the offering of 100,000 shares at $5 per:
share by Shell Associates, Inc., and Godfrey, Hamilton,
Taylor & Co., Inc., New York City,
1
Creative
Quartite
,.
•'
.
nuclear warheads.
and
manufacture
the
of
Special
company
*months
Authorized Outstanding
;2,0Q0,OQ0.slis.1,150,000 shs, *
$192,000
$192,000
39,000 •
39,000
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.—Acquires German-Firm
The
J.
"I-
•
-
of
14.9%.
group
446.
p.
outstanding.
E. O'Neill,,
has
company
which
officials
management
and
•
,
the
indebtedness,
common
President.—V.
is
year)
one
'
.,
developing, under, a research and devel- ,
missile component tester, which is de- •
signed
on
tape various missile tests to ■ provide signal
stimuli .automatically,
to record the quantitative results of each test, '
to store
the obtained data," and to transmit the data to a remote,
point .for evaluation.
f..
.
.•••.• '•■-•V- -7-*
The
opment
.
certain
to
shares
10.2%
owns
and
company
after
(due
supplies,
power
,
specific
missiles
for
consisted
such .other
of
and
devices
test
has
.
its subsidiaries are engaged primarily In growing
cotton gins, processing cottonseed and selling raw
cotton and cottonseed products. The net proceeds from the stock sale
will
be
used
to
acquire
additional cotton-producing lands in order
to expand farming operations and to increase assured supply of raw
cotton and cottonseed. The prospectus indicates that except for the pro¬
posed acquisition of about 1,100 acres by a subsidiary, the company
has no present commitments with respect to such acquisitions and, in.
the interim,
expects to use the net proceeds to meet seasonal cash
needs
(primarily crop and inventory financing) normally satisfied by
The
cotton,
193,
West
of
company
work
an
•
,
special
Registered—
Oil Co.—Common
Cotton
Producers
1961.
March 17,
months
six
other
adjusted to reflect the two-
share have been
per
stock split of
the
In
and
earnings
1960
The
for-one
loans
advertising.,,
and
company of
562 Grand Blvd., Westbury, N. Y., is
in the research, development and production of electronic
equipment.
Research
and development has. been
performed under
prime contracts with the U.. S. Government primarily in the field of
BUSINESS—The
The new
Co—Six Months' Report—
Gamble
&
Procter
par)„
stock " (ho
sales, promotion
'
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
.
Mortgage, secured by land and. building
—V,
ago.
year
'
Unsecured
7
Operating, revenues for the six months were.$5,905,000,
$6,469,000 last year. Profit margin for the half in-v
creased to 11.5% of operating revenues as compared with 10.7% a year,
ago.—V. 194, p. 1724.
*
'•
'
a
compared
EFFECT
GIVING
-
.
Capital
*
cents a share compared with 80 cents
of 78 Vst
the half, earnings
For
•
7
.
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
engaged
field. The other
this
in
CAPITALIZATION
the corporation for the three months ended Nov. 30,
the second quarter of its fiscal year, totaled $346,000, or 40 c^nts a
share, Morton L. Mandel, President, stated in a report to shareholders.
Earnings were up from the profit of $334,000, or 38Vi cents a share,
for this year's first quarter, and Vvere near the record second quarter
earnings of $350,000, or 40. Vi cents a share earned last year.
7
' '
earnings of
Net
for
important area of research to date
has involved
the development of a synthetic perspiration. It is the
company's principal objective to try. td "develop the existing and anynew
processes
and methods of Mrs.
Reher and Mr;. Simmons for >
possible exploitation by the company but there can be, no assurance,
that this objective will be achieved.
:
'
.v,
Listing-
the common 3tock of the company
Stock Exchange.—V, 194, p. 2120. '
■■ -
1962
the American
on
Corp.—A.S. E.
Microwave
Precision
Effective
listed
service
plied to it and, therefore, it will be in this area essentially a
organization. The company does not manufacture for sale any
products
.
.
fhe balance of the proceeds will initially be added to working capital
and subsequently is intended for usp In connection with development
of
new
products; purchase of additional laboratory equipment; and,"
organized
Connecticut on May 14, 1960, essentially
for the purpose of researching further and attempting to develop jfor'possible
Commercial application certain methods and processes of.t
Dorothy
M.
Reher and' Eugene • C;
Simmbns.' "These methods and
processes
are primarily in the -field of wet and dry lubricants and
encompass the areas in which-Mr; Simmons and Mrs. Reher have had
practical experience. The most fully developed of these is a process
for the
application and bonding of a solid film lubricant to small
or
sub-miniature parts. With respect to the application and bonding
of a solid film lubricant,- the company intends to process parts, supunder the laws of the State of
expanded
and
and Financial Chronicle
7
V
Savin Business Machines. Corp.—Appointment—
Trust Co.; NeW York City, has been appointed
for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 447. •*
The Marine Midland
registrar
Continued,
on
page
52
.«
Volume 195
Number 6129
7
.
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In. the
nounced
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
the
Then
separate
two
dividends
an¬
payment date.
Colonial
When
Per
Name oj Company
Industries
Aeroquip
Corp.
Agnew Surpass
Ainslie
Air
Corp.
Products
Air
(quar.)
(stock
&
Reduction
Alabama
Power
preferred
5%
Chemical
Class
B
&
American
vote
Bank
on
5
4-
2
Home
4-2
American
Investors
American
Meter
American Pipe
4-2
9
2-23
4-
1
3-
9
3-
9
2-
9
3-
45c
•;,
2-21
2-21
New
proposed
common
3-
9
2-
9
Valley
Western
Arrowhead
Artesian
<fe
Water,
Class
A
5c
2-15
2-
3-15
preferred
3-15
2%
class
3-
F.
Company
Banque
Bayless
Paint
(A.
Bearings,
Bell
&
J.)
$1.31%
Class
B
7%
Steel
W.)
1
1
1-15
3-16
tax
■
Boston
Edison
ject
to
(quar.)__"_
A (initial)
Bourjois, Inc.
1-30
2-15
9
1
2-26
2-13
-2J-26 ?:twt2-13
3-
•
..
1
2-
2-v20
,(i4- 2
25c
2-15
i
7%%
Watch
3 '/2 %
15c
2-15
30c
4%
2-27'
:
t
preferred
2-5
15c
2-23
2-
30c
2-Io
1-31
10c
9
California
2-
9
2
2-
2
2-
2
$1.12%
25c
4-20
21c
3-
20c
2-16
.22yaC
3-
1
(quar.)
3-15
3-
r
25c
-
3-15
3- '1
27c
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
'"
1 '
.
30c
2-15
C
(quar.)________ "
27 Vac
2-15
(quar.
33MiC
2-15
Erie Forge &
the
(quar.)
common
Federal
preferred series
E
(quar.)___
33c
2-15
1-31
series
F
(quar.j____
33 Vac
2-15
1-31
preferred
series
G
(quar———1—
32 V2 c
2-15
1-31
5.20%
preferred series H
preferred series J
(quar—
321/2 c
2-15
1-31
34%
2-15
1-31
(quar—
Insurance
r
Co:— "
c
First
First
to holders of record March
Dominion Sugar
Canadian
FUnd,
Extra
*
Associated
(quar.)_____
Company
Corp.,
4Vz %
Central Charge
3-30
will
9
2-
1
pfd
2-28
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
6-
1
1
2-
Stock
2-28
5
Title
General
2-15
1-31
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
2-15
4-
6
Kansas
4-
6
Kelsey-Hayes
1
2-
2-15
2-13
common
investment
net
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
$1.41'/4
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
1
2-
5
$1.25
3-
1
2-
5
$1.21'%
3-
1
2-
5
2-28
2-
,12 Va c
2- 9
45c
3-14
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"
(Engiewood)—
each
_T__^.
.*
12VaC
50c
!
3-
W.
*
2-
*"
1
(N. -Y.)
-
6
6-
1
5-
1
2-
"
1
1
2-
3-12
!
Golden Nugget
1-31
(quar.)
10c
-
2-15
4-
1
10c
'2-27
"
:
2-
1
2-28
class A. (quar. )—
'(annual)
B
Travel
-
1-31
5%,,
:—
45c
2-15
(quar.)_l
2-15
2-
Libby
(stock
2-15
2-
,:', $1
.2-
-
Casualty Insurance Co.
2-
9
2-15
2-
1
lie
1-31
1-15
1
Virginia
of
.
7
-
Great West^Coal
2-15
Green
32-
2-
8
2-
2
3-
2-16
3c
2-
Lucky Lager
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
8
$1.50
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
35c
2-
1
25c
4-10
3-
2-15
1
4.44%
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
9
3-16
A
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
$2.50
3-
1
,2-15
2-16
2- 2
"
5c
2-15
2-
2-15
2-
2
2-26
2-
9
2-
1
1-20
35c
3-
9
2-28
10c
2-15
1-19
t30c
2-15
1-31
tl5c
3-15
2-12
3-
2-15
(quar.)
partic. pref. A (quar.)__
&
Powell River,
Ltd.—
2T%
the
35c
$1.11
(quar.)___
Mfg. L—__——
National Bank
•
of
50c
—
2-16
-10c
.^S.
a,
3-
15C
I
Inc.; (quar.
,„"3-
Y.)
1
.2-9
1.
"
•
(quar.)
.
;.•«
-
40C Tt
40c
.
6-10
! :tl2 Vac
2-15
25c
2-22
(A. P.) Fire Brick (quar.)l—l„__,—
-
2-
Line,
common
'
*
7
,
9
2-15
1-30
40c
5-15
4-30
$0,126 ;
50c
2-20
2-
1
1-30
1-17
6
25c
-
2-
20c.
6—12
5-2i:
3%.
;
2-20
2-21-.
1-31
25c
200%
$1.15
3-1
24-
2
2
2-14
1-12
3-15
Mohawk
Rubber Co.
(quar. )———
4-2
3-15
$1
3-16
2-28
5c
Missourl-Ransas^. Pipe
1-31
2-
2-
2-23
40c
—---—
—
■'
(Ctfs. af benefioial' interest )!-
(stock dividend) z___^
Mississippi JPower, $4160 preferred (quar. )—
4.40%
preferred (QMar.H—
—
9
1-15
2-15
1-31
*
—•
Miles, Laboratories
9
.2-
V.-
s-ao
1
10c
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse-(quar.)—!!.
Seamless. Tube.
Mickelberrys -Food Broducts-■ (quar. iz-z!—
Microdot Incr (stoek di*ideikL)-z_——_z!_—
Middlesex Water
(quar:l£!-zz!-iz;i:__w__
*2-1
2-15
3-
2-15
—
Michigan
1
1
Bank & Trust (Syracuse,
(quar.)—_i
Quarterly;
2-16
2
2-
stock dividend was approved by
Comptroller of the Currency.
The
Mesabi Trust
.2- 2
.
,3-11..,."2-15
.20c
12 Va p
8
Chicago—.-
distribution will be mailed this week.
N.
5c
—
(quar.)
Telephone
Merchants National
•<
2-15
1
25c
25c
—-
Electronics
Menasco
r
._z»— >
9
3-
—_—
Mercantile
55c
;
Bloedel
preferred
Maxson
2-16
3-30
40c
(quar.)
of Ohio—
3-
(quar.)
Ltd., 6%
Meadville
2-21
3-.15
3-
3-30
20c
Quarterly _____——
———:
MacWhyte Company (quar.)—.—
Massachusetts Electric—
3-31
30c
32 V2 c
6
12VaC
6c
Communication Systems
MacMillan
1-15
.
100%
—,
(quar.)___.
2-
12-19
9
37 Va c
.
Co.
2
2-20
(quar.)—z___
Breweries
2-15
1-30
2-23
50c
Ltd,, class A (quar. )
1
3-10
18 %C
—
2-
1
1
7c
.
Co.
3-
40c
Quarterly
—
I
30c
(quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
(quar.)__ t$1.12 V2
1
l
*
15c
3%%
Lukens Steel Co.
3-
1%-
<
dividend)—
(Tenn.)—
preferred (initial)
Lipe Rollway Corp.,. class A (quar.)
Louisville Cement (quar.)_—
—
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co. (Boston)
Corp.,
1-25
1-31
t35c
——
Insurance. Co.*
Lionel
1
,2-15
McNeil. &
&
Life
1
30c
Dredge & Dock Co,
3-15
25c
(quar.)—^—
Quarterly
1-30
$1.15
-Extra
.
3-15
2
•
Life
7
$1.10
__«.z
2
4-
'
2-
4-14
9
4-
5c
A (reduced).—_
(quar.)__________
Libby,
9c
3-
t«l
Investment income.———
net
9
9
t$l
—
Wear,- class
9
3-
3-31
$35c
9
3-
3-31
f50c
3-
3-31
1
3-
3-31
tl5c
t62V2C
1-22
3-31
5c
tl5c-
2-15
2-19
—
preferred
From
week.
Industries
1-15
1-26
'
9
2-15
(quar.)
participating pref. A
Lexington Income Trust—.
3-15
2-20
3-
—___——i___
7%
1-31
55c
^
Gopdall "Rubber. * ( quar.) 7 _i___"__7r_l_lr___i.
Great Lkkes
7 VaC
B
Lehigh Portland Cement
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
2-16
2-15
1
1
••
--L——
,
1
10c
2-
4-
convertible
Leeds
1-31
3-
:
47 Va c
GlorayyKnitting Mills - .(quar.
r
32 Va
(quar.)__
held)
Class
1-31
3-
15c-•
25%
%
2
2-15
2-14
5%
(quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)—
$1.40- preferred (quar.)—
Lawson & Jones, Ltd., class A
(annual)—
1
3-1
dividend)—
2-
I2V2C
12% c
til VaC
dividend ).
.
Stamping
Laurentide Finance,. Ltd.,
1
3-
30c
(stock
{stock
Lansing'
,
*
.
1-16
3-15
*
.3-16
I
3-15
3-30
(One shave at United Australian Oil, Inc.
ooimnon. for each
six shares of Landa
3-14
2%
12 VaC
Industries
2-16
3-29
3-30
68 %c
Cooler
Gil
Landa
,
2-19
1
3-1
2-
2-27
3-31
2 VaC,
12 Va C
1-31
time)
Arrowhead
Class
(quar.)__
GeorgiarBonded Fibres, cla-ss A__:__.
2-20
62 % c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
______
(John-),' Ltd. (quar.)_!——
>•
Oil
preferred (quar.)
Genung's Department Stores, pfd. (s-a )_____
8
1-31
9c
capital
Apparel,
Crosse
Labatt
2-15
2-28
,
15c
$5
1-30
•
La
„
Lake
•
this
at
L'Aiglon
-
(N. Y.)—
25c
Co.
2-15
:
from
cents
5
3-
2-15
8c
$1,371/3
(quar.)——
(7^2
1-31
12c
income).—
gains and 1 % cents from income) ______
Koehring Company, 5%
pfd. A (quar,)__
5»/2%- preferred-B
(quar.)
(No actiom taken
on
common
payment
$1.60
2-15
(from
5
$1,371/2
2-23
1
3-
$1.18%
2-
Tubbs
&
3-15
4-
43c
preferred
Knapp
1-22
2
3-15
40c
3-1
(quar.,)
z
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
2-16
9;„+.?.-„?
1-23
$3.50
;
$1.061/4
Advertising—
Telephone
9
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Income Fund Series K-l
2-23
1
.(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
Knickebocker Fund
—
1-29
3-
6^c,,
(quar.)
5
—
8
3-
25c
L.¬
(quar.)
Utilities,
4%%
3-23
Life
City
Kentucky
100%
$1.34
:h
2-
25c
'
2-23
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
(ouaiC)1
Steel
$2.20
2-5
40c
;
(quar—-
Co,
Outdoor
Inc.
2-28
Life Insurance
C.)_'_
N.
Johnson
&
1
Fireproofing
Co.,
1-19
3-15
(quar.)
2-
;—
Cigar
General
27c
25c
(one share. lor
Insurance
dividend
General
-
City
;
$1.50
6
$1.25
Laughlin Steel
&
1
(increased)
Corp.
General
2-20
$1.18
held.) ——
America
1-19
2-10
1
5-
preferred
$6
General
5-15
215
$1.04
Enquirer
dLvidend.
(Greensboro,
,5-
(quar.)_z__'
pfd.
2-16
(qu«*\)
Standard
Jefferson
5
$1.50
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred A
(quar.)__
Gas, Inc., $1.40 preferred (quar.).
Gas Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.) (quar.)—__
Co.,
General
com.
(quar.'
National Bank
2-
(from net investment inc.)
America
of
— -
;
■
3-1
2-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Ltd., 4V2%
(monthly)
2-13
$4.08
1
(quar,)
J.),
Corp.
Gale &
2-15
3-
35c
_7_:
—
Chirugb & Cairns .Ino,
shai'es
next
2-
2-27
Ltd.—
split)
(N. Y.),. com.
Telephone
Macleod's
2-15
on
(quar.)
(quar;)
(quar.)_.
3-15
Sulphur
Fund
2-15
2-28
25c
noncum.
-
Chicago Yellow* Cab "CP,
Stock
declared
2-20
stock)
or
3-31
Machinery Co.—-
&
1-25
20c
______—
Service
stock
preferred
5%
approved a 200% stock divi¬
expected that the dividend
(A.
Frouge
"
—*
be
is
3-30
1-26
(quar.)_„—f—
1
3-
com.
pfd.
4.60%
3-30
net
____—
-Mfg.
Public
(2-for-l
Jamestown
1
$1.12'/a
_i
(payment omitted
Champion Spark Plug
^
Steel
It
Freiman
2-16
2-28
Chambersburg Engineering Co. (quarr:)!__
Citizens
Corp.,
Freeport
preferred B stocks at this
Belt >Co.__
Cincinnatt
Power
dend.
12-28
2-15,
3-
6
3-20
1-22
3-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
Aircraft
Cessna
Chain
1
(stock div.)_z
(N. Y.)
3-30
4-10
3%
from
$1.02'/a
__z
Bankshares-
Wisconsin
Worth
Fort
3-30
(quar.)
i
Central Vermont Public Service,
preferred
preferred
4-16
2-
$1.12%
:.
common
Service, 70c
income)
(optional—cash
Fund
Istel
(quarterly
Fund
dividend
Johnson
of America—
___
2-15
4-10
______
(quar.)
Stock
Fireman
Jones
dividend)-.—_
A
1
4-10
lOVfec
A
class A__,
15c
7 Vac
cl.
Services,
(N. Y.)
preferred
Jamaica
$1.42
Oregon
preferred
(quar.)
4% .preferred (quar.)
3-30
5c
Inc.
the common- and
4.15%
of
(monthly)
Stockholders
4-16
56 y, c
(quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry.
time);
3-
—
Scott,
preferred
3-15
3-
2
3-
1
25c
ordinary
$1.50
9
32 VaC
9
pay¬
income
(quar.)
9
9
2-
final cash
9
3-
(quar.)—_____r—!_____
Bank
4.40%
1-26
131c
40c
(quar.)
&
Products
4.75%
.
pommon
preferred
4Va%
Carter
■
1
40c
(quar—
Pirie
4%2%
9
1-26
3-
5%
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Carson,
2-
2-15
••
15c
(stk.
Products
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co.
Carrier
U5c
1
115c
:
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Capital
7
2-15
410c.
(quar.)
.
Carborundum
2-
3-10
75c
long-
from
___—
Diversified
*..
(quar.)___
class
Corp.,
common
A
Florida
3-
115c
Investments;-Ltd.
B
Class
First
Inc.—
General
3-16
1-24
Corp.—
($2.62
net
7
2-
1
2-10
1-25
:
1-12
5%
3-
2-15
Stock
3-15
—____—
(stock
First Trust of Albany,
t25c
Quarterly from net investment income
Canadian
1-31
55c
40c
10%
—
1
1-17
2-15
2-
Iron
2-
—,__
2-
45c
5
2-13
10c
—_—;__
2-16
1
2-
2-13
1
3-
1
3-
2-28
(Ontario)—
Corp.
Republic Corp.
19.
class, AT_n_^___r._
Stock
Bank
National
<
common.'..,
participating
1
3-
10c
_____—___
Warehouse
&
First
vote at%he annual meeting to"
on March 6,' on a~proposed twosplit and a 10% stock dividend.
-If approved-shares-will be distributed on
60c
3-
,
$1.25
3-
6c
2-28
$2.50
First
will
Ltd.,
"
2-
—
z—:__
Investors
Class
""
for-one
Foils,
137 VaC
$1
investment
1
(quar—____
2-23
15c
Investors
$1.25
(quar.)
9
$3.22
12-29
1-31
,
3-
:-
Steel Corp. (no action taken on
2nd pfd. and common stocks
Federation
5
20c
Parts
Fund
1
3-
3-
1
be held
18
3-
2c
2-20
quar,)'i_l.______———____—
Compress
9
2-13
Corp., class A_:—
Investors Commercial Corp., 8% pfd. (quar.)
time).,
Financial
2-
2-26
3-28
—
and a
1961
cents)
International
30c
—-z
1-31
2-20
9
2-27
1-17
4-14
15c
"
preferred
&
from
60
of
8
3-
1-31
3%
___
Corp.
3-
Mortgage
&
Machines
Business
capital gains
ment
1
3-
3-31
term
2
3-
3-19
____
(quar.)__.
dividend
9
2-20
25c
.___■
Guaranty
dividend)
Increased-quarterly
Holdings
2-15
1
3-15
12 VaC
(quar.)__
2-26
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
International
$2
'-Stock
5.28%)
Canada
3-
10c
dividend)
{initial)______
2nd preferred
3-
25c
23c
___——
Title
(stock
International
pfd„
Fed-Mart
5.28%
Canada
9
6%
1-31
5.36%
l_
1st
at this
1-31
April
9
2-
Manufacturing—
Electric
(initial
New
1-31
D
V.
2-
Steel
Y.)
IN.
1
1
3-15
7VaC
Emerson
series
Holders
2-
3-
t44c
.———
Empire Life Insurance Co.
2
preferred
Life
2-15
25c
$7 pfd. A (accum—___
convertible
5
2-
.
preferred, series
5.50%
Inter-County
1-18
t$l
2-
1
5.30%
California-Western
Inland
1-18
1
;_
(quar.)
preferred
$4,875
3-31',
4.40%-
•
2-15
1
Investors
'
6
3-16
12%c
—
1
25c
Electronic. & Missile Facilities, Inc.
"1
'5j/2%■ preferred
.
stock)
2-
6.40%- preferred (quar.)
—:—.___—__
$5 2nd preferred (qunr-.)._—
2
2-
3-1
$1.05
2-
1
21V2C
Utilities, .common
5-% preferred (quar—
5.40%
preferred (quar.)____!
(quar.)
Water Service,
2
2-
13%c
.>.1
4-
12 VtC
—
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)—Properties, class A
(monthly)z_—
Incorporated Investors
(optional-cash or
3-
25c
l__
4-19
3-30
Income
Investors
preferred B
5.68%'
2
3-
^
California-Pacific
California
3-
1
/
(quar.—
6
3-, 1
$1
Electric Power .(quar.)l!____.
Interstate Telephone (incr. quar.)
California
3-
87»/2C
I — '•
2-
3-30
25c
i___
1
3-
15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)(quar.)
4Va-%. preferred
Burroughs Corp.
3-
9
(initial)—_
—_
I
preferred (quar.
4.20%
3-20
2-
30c
_______—_
1
3-
..."
(quar.)
1-22
Works-—
Tool
Illinois
30c
Co. (stock dividend)—;—_____
(Subject to approval of stockhldrs. Mar. 6)
Edo Corporation
(stock dividend)—
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)______—_—
El Paso Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.10%
(quar.)
;
—>preferred
(quar.)__i
41/*, %
preferred
5.36%
Ij.
preferred (quar.)—
5 V2 %
(quar.)
;—
preferred
5.65% .preferred (quar.)_
5.50% preferred (quar.)_—^___—.____.—
1
2-
4- 3
$1.37%
(quar———— "
Inc.,
1-22
1-26
—
(quar.)__
Industries
preferred
1-26
Echlin Mfg.
20)
Quarterly from net investment income____
Bulova
2-28
1
$1.50
Co.
Mining
9
2-27
1-26
3-15
(quar.)
(accum.)
Eastern Utilities Assoc. (quar.)
"
Burlington
preferred
6%
$6
.
2-16
50c
A-
Eastern States Corp.,
stock splitsub-
class A common!__J_l__
:
com.
(quar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp. (N. Y.) com.
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—
«Sc Intei'urban Water—
Easb;®tu. Louis
1-31
■:
3-
(quar.)_
331/3%
B
3-12
—__
6%. preferred (quar.)^
—
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)_——___—
Harshaw Chemical (quar.)—._—
to approval of
Dura Corporation (quar.)
Durham Hosiery Mills, class
2-
9
common
.o-m>
2-i5
1
3-
-5%
v
5
1
3-
25c
preferred
3-
3-23
93 %c
common
5%
9
3%
45c
(quar—
Dunham-Bush,
2-
Harbison-Waiker Refractories,
20c
(3-for-l stock split)—
Dresser Industries
(quar.)
2-15
3-
1
40c
dividend
17 Vac
Western RR.
new
4
3-
5c
Mining (quar.)
1-31
Engineering Co.—
(quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.—
Corp.,
5-
1
Products
Drackett
lOCsn :
■
__j;
Co.1
2-
1
6
1$1.25
5-15
2-
$1.50
Doughboy
3-
9
2-
—
2-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar—
Industries
Douglas Aircraft (stock
1-31
2-28
$1.75
.
__.
(quar.
Bruning (Charles)
Bullock-Fund, Ltd
1
9
2-
2-15
2-15
Y—(quar—
Inc.,
2-
1
Hanna
$2
60c
Mar.
1-22
50c
Paper
1
7
15c
Dorr-Oliver,
1
2-10
10c
Bowser, Inc.j $1.20 preferred Caecum.)—
Brooklyn Union Gas— '
5% % preferred series A (quar.
Brown Fintube;
3-
17 Vac
stockholders
of
3-
5c
(qPar.)^__L
approval
3-13
1
3-
2-
3-
2-15
33-
t$1.25
Hecla
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
3-15
5c
(2Va-for-l
2
3-15
t25c
1
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)__
Handmacher-Vogel (quar.)
5%
1-31
preferred
Dominion
15c
(quar.)_„
yo
Co.
3-
55c
1
60c
2-15
—_—._,
&
3-15
4-
1
Inc.
Dielectric
3-30
$45c
(quar.)____
ordinary
(final)
for
the
year
Sept. 30, 1961 less British income
:
J
ended
9
2-
Grande
1
*■
117 VaC
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
4-
(increased)
common
Hawaiian Electric, new common
^
(4-for-3 stock split subject
stockholders April 2).
1-15
1 Va %
Hydratane' Gas ><(stock dividend)__
Holdings, Ltd.— |,
Deferred
Detroit
1-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1-31
9
2-
3-12
35c
(quar,)
Ltd.,
Harvey's Stores, class A—:—_
1
3-30
4-15
30c
$1.29
5
$1.75
(N.
1-15
tlOc
2-20
1
Water
Cotion,
2-10
(quar.)
_____
Supply Co.
Donnacona
Blossman
Borax
2-
1
1
Corp.,. common__„____;
Co.
2-
3-
20c
(quar.)
1-31
$1.16
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glassine
Denver Rio
2-
class
preferred
(E.
9
25c
(initial)
Bethlehem
Bliss
Nationale
Co.
1
2-
2-1
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.,
2-
,3-
10c
tlOc
(quar.)
33c
(quar.)
common
8
40c
(quar.)
dividend
Dentists
11%C
______
(quar.)
Gossett
(6tto)
Bernz
1
1
1
15c
Markets
Inc.
3-
8c
&
2-
Mfg.
Airlines
Stock
Diebold,
;
(stock dividend).
Canadienne
Delta
1
Corp.
Transit,
Deerfield
5
3-
-
62 Vac
Northland
Baltimore
3-
Cigar
8
2-
_______________
(increased)——
5.16% preferred (quar.)__^—:_
Hamilion
Y.) —
N.
2-
2-28
Corp.
Hackensack
,
,•
.
,
8
2-28
8c
15c
pfd. ..(quar.)
Welders
preferred
7%
approval
A " (quar.)
Shares
Power,
4.64% preferred
l:?i.
2-23
5%
3%%
Plastic
R
Dallas
1-31
40c
(quar.)
to
1
Oil
Stock
(quar.)
Plains,
(White
2-
8
2
2-15
31V4C
—
dividend
Dahlstrom
2-15
2-15
!___
(quar.)__z~:_z
preferred
(quar.)
Ayshire
Collieries
Corp.
S.
5
3-20
14c
6%
Badger
3-
1
"•
21)
2-
3-
•' 2-28
40c
(incr.-quar—_
(quar.)—_____
Corp.
Gas
Company,-
&
2-28
(quar.)_
preferred
Natural
DWG
2-19
27c
12 Vac
com.
subject
May
3-15
2-28
9c
___
Imperial
D
1
2-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
split
Augusta-Newspapers,
B.
2-15
_
dividend)
Inc.
Corp.
Trust
9
:_
(stock
Investment
Imperial Mills, Ltd.
Crane
2-28
40c
Goods
stock
stockohlders
6%:%
3-
'1
;
(quar.)__
common
Dry
(2-for-l
5.25%
i
(increased)
Waters,
3-23
(quar.)
Associated
of
Gas
2-14
3-15
12 Vac
(quar.)
Industries
Puritas
1
$1
-
!
1/r
l__
Arkansas
12-
$1.50
1
3-
;
50c
;
■
(initial-quar.)
Arkansas
12-15
Insurance
Cosmos
$2.01
Steel
Foundries
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Guif
8
9c
tlOc
12c
___
Life
American
County
Fund_
American
Gulf
1
,
paid each quarter on Apr: 1, July
Oct.. 1 and Dec. 1, 1962.
1,
will
(monthly)
_
1
20c
'
Corp. (quar,)
Aggregates -Corp. (initial)—
Corning
2-for-l
& Construction—
Extra
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
L__
Fund
Wine, Ltd., class A (quar.)_—_
Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada (increased)-
6-
8
2-
Fund
Bond
Growers
to be
6c
2-25
12 VaC
Y.)
Cooper-Bessemer
Corai
1-31
3-10
2%
(N.
America,
of
Corp.
preferred
Continental
1-31
37 Vac
Co.
Administered
Petroleum
.
2-
2-28
Fund—
Stock
General
3-
6-15
9-15
t50c
—_
(increased-quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—^
5%; preferred
(quar.)
3-12
2%
Co.
Co.__
3-15
Fully
.
1-12
t50c
■
2-
2-28
12c
VAc
_________
Fund
Growth
2-28
IV2C
Shares
Capital
Common
t
3-20
(Wilmington)
3-12
V
Corp
1-31
75c
Stock
Products
1-26
1-31
(quar.)
___^
Edison.
Continental
split)
American
2
4-20
t20c
4%
3-12
divd.)
(stockholders
a
5
32c
(quar.)__
Container
2-19
z__
-
Co.
24
3-
$1.25
Power
Note
April
on
2-28
5
$1.15
dividend)
Foreign
3-28
'
35c
(stk.
A
Cement/
5
12 Vac
—
(Toronto)
ment
2-
' 2-
t50c
_—:
Consolidated
,2-1
2i
$1.05
__
(quar.)_
(stock
American
2-15
(quar.)_
class
25c
Consolidated
Laundries .(quar.)——_—__
Consumers Glass Co. Ltd.
:
^____—_
2-15
•:
$1.23
Corp.,
Alpha Portland
1
2%'
(quar.)
Corp.
Credit
1
3-
v
(quarj.l
____
Steel, common
preferred
(quar.)
27 Vac
.
...
.
payments from net investment income
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical Equip¬
3-1
9
2-15
-
9
32-
;'
Payable of Rec.
All
-
3-
25%
4—^
..
Quarterly
9
2-
3-
40%
pfd.
Wood
All-State
2-26
5c
Quarterly
2-2
62V2c
4.92%
Allied
'
3-1
9
10c
(quar.)___
Co., 4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Alan
2-
tl8c
(quar.)___
(stock dividend)!
4.60%
Fund
—>
Confederation Life Assn.
3-15
;
'7 Vac
Telephone Co.
Composite
'
Ltd.
dividend)__
Chemicals
18%c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
(Pa.) (quar.)
Commonwealth Theatres Puerto Rico (quar.)
Holders
2-26
8%c
_
.
pfd.
6%
.
America
of
Commonwealth
Payable of Rec.
12 V2C
■
,
(quar.)
Shoe Stores,
Corp.
2-10
2-16
t50c
Vending (quar.)____
P,* Inc.: (increased-quar.
M'
A
Share
C.
Acme
GrouR Securities, Inc.-s- :
3-1
3-15
-
-25C
—
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
25c
;—
(quar.)
Stock : dividend
_______———
Commonwealth Natural Gas
(quar.)___—•
.
/
,
(quar.).
Controller
Coleipan, Engineering,
follow with
we
preferred
5%
:
Clark
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced/ but which have not yet reached their
B.
Share
.
..
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
in
a
A.
'
oj Company
Name
Holders
.When
Per
DIVIDENDS
11
(527)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3-16
3-28
30c
3-30
$1.10
3-
9
,
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(528)
When
Per
Equipment <2-for-l stock split
approval -of stockhldrs. Feb. 20).
Auto
Monroe
subject to
,
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'/2%
2- 7
L
Idle
$$1.50
1-25
-
27 /aC
2r_2
1-26
Inc.
75c
(action on common payment deferred at this time).
Corp.
Wheel
Motor
payable
come
cash
hi
-
4.40%
San
dividend
Stock
472%
National
preferred
4'/2%
2-16
3- 1
1-19
2-9
National-Standard
_
35c
Steel
(Increased)—
Chemical
New
common
National
Video
Nazareth
'
,
,
3-1
29%c
3-1
3-
quar.)__—__
40c
,.
Fund
Nelson
.—L—.
A
at
vote
annual
the
'
2 -5
3- 2.
.
Nesbitt
New
4.05%
1-22
5 7c.
American
North
Shore
Northeastern
(111.)
3-9
South
3-
2-10
1-29
...
Insurance
(increased)
B
3-1
2-9
4-20
4-
30c
3-1
2-1
3-
2-
split)__
50%
(s-at—„■
1
6
California
2-15
2- 8
5%
3-20
2-23
3-30
2-23
5%
5%
$50c
4-25
4-25
L 3-31
•"
7
15c
.
2r26
-
vote
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
(quar.)_?
Union
Gas,
5.357c-
1st
Northwest
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)__
Bancorporation,
$68%c
._
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.
Public Service,
Northwestern
4Va%
preferred
Co.
1
2-
3-
1
2-2
2-15
3-1
.
$1
_
(quar.)_
Pharmacal
_
2
3-1
1
2-15
3-9
'<
25c
2-15
3-
.
$1.3174
.
(quar.)
2-23
3-
30c
common.
(quar.)
5'A % preferred
Norwich
3-15
32 72c
$1.12%'
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2-9
2-16
*
-
1
D.)
6
3-20
3-
6
3-20
3-
(quar.)
6
30c
3-22
3-
8
.
Co.
(Del.)'
Company,
3-
common
(quar.)
67f
3-
C
1
3-
$1.12
preferred
9
1
Leather
(quar.)_
Z
—____
25c
(quar.
11c
dividend.
>».'"
*«
preferred
3-
Tyrone
Outboard
Corp.
3-15.
Class
.*!•
.
2-1
L
Class
1-16
i
4%
;
.
a
com-
"
•
"
'
i
•
-
,
25c
3-15
2-15
25c
.6-15
9-14
8-15
3-15
3-
3-15
1-31
2-20
2-
pfd.
class
1-26
3-15
3-
1
67ac
3-15
3-
1
;
(quar.)_
A
*'•
(quar.)__
12 72c
Corp.
(quar.)
'
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$$1.37 y2
3-
4c
;Z_L
25c
8
20c-
2-23
2-
20c
2-12
1-29
Paramount
Pargas,
Pictures
subject
(quar.)=.__30c
.
.
,
3-15
Wyandotte Worsted Co._
Towne
Below
3--1
.'.\r3- T
Mfg.
10c
the
give
we
(quar.)
2-20
3-20
2-21
2-1
2-27
£______
$1.25
2-14
4-
„
25c
3-15
2
3-15
2-15
dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
and not yet paid.
3-'3
:
weeks
dends
announced
1-20
3-15
7„_
(quar.)_—____.
Sheet & Tube
;Youngstown
3-1
3-15
-
Yale &
1
3-15
)
-
preceding table.
this
week, these
being given in the
•
......
2-
5
1-15
2-26
2-
2-
1
1-15
2-1
1-15
to
Stock
Penh
Corp.
approval
Ltd
i
Tool
Fruit
(initial)______
(quar.)
< 3-for-2
of
9
Co.,
Gas.
Pennsylvania
4.40%
9
2-23
2-23
2-9
stock
'>
■
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/_/'
(quar.)
!
;
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3-15
(q<®ar.)
E
2-20
3-1
2-20
.3-1
2-
,.3-
(quar,)
$11772
1
2-
4.50%
preferred
..."
'
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2-
Prii>eeton Wat^r
Proctor-Silex
20c
2nd
pfd.
preferred
Common
of
New
1
-
•
1
2-
'
2
7
4%
Haas Co.,
'
preferred
A
,•
!■
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on
Rose Marie Reid.
5% preferred
common
,
,
' 4!
,
G83Ae
,
(quar.)
$1
3
(quar.)_____./,
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1
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A
l-i___£___L___L $1.0272
-
-
«
3- 9"
4-1
3-9
preferred
'4- 1"'V
3- 9
preferred
(quar._-„L $1.1674
(quar.)__l£__x
$1.2272
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
-
preferred
>
(quar.)
(quar.)__l___^_____
L1L
,l
Cement
3-9
'
' 3- 9 V
4-1
-
$1.50
^
1
Co.
$1.18
(quar.)^____^_____l_; 'L-
wllLL vote
March
March
30
to
at
the:.;, annual
.
holders
record
of
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Scale
Stock
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.
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i.
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Disc
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2-28
.
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,
Trust
(Ithaca,
"
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7
"..
r
common
1-26
2-27
2-13
r
1-30
1-19
-
1-20
2-5
1-17
-
9 ' %*
2-
3-16
2-
2
2-2
>
1-15
2-15'
2-15
1-12
.
3%c
1-12
•
2-20
1-23
50c
2-26
1-19
31V4C
2- .1
1-
2-
1
1-9
7, $1.5674
2-
1
1-9-
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(quar.) —.4——
Corp.—-
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(quar.):——
,-
N.
Salle
Extra
,
—
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3-
3-15
tK
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40c
,
9
6
Street
•»
(quar.)
J
'62 VacZ
3-
1
* <
3-
3- 1^
:
$4
preferred
special, preferred
(stock dividend)
.
30c
27a%
•
Ltd.;
3-
1272c
1_L^
aass" B.
L
-
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Cos.
(stock
dividend)
(quar.)'_<
3-
"
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; "
(quar.)xi__^!;_L___:____''7
-i—_tx_—x
30c
2-15
.
.
2-20
-
20c
-
6
3-
Ames
2-15
S.
Realty
2-15
2-
2
u.
s: Time
2-15
1-31
U
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Truck
&
Investment
CoZ 'of
N.
J.__
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corp.;Z__7L_—.
Lines
(Del.)
(quar.J—__7_
L
20c
.'
25c
,1-31
•
3-15
i
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Anadite.
L.472%
1
2- 2
1
_r
preferred
Inc.
-
(s-a);—
(stock
Anglo-Canadian
3-' '9 •
3-
1
2-
9
1
2-1
25c
*
,37V2C
34% c
9
3-15
.3-30
50c
,
1-17
2-
3-30
•
$2
.
1
5
2-
15c
5%
1
1-17
'
2-15
>
2-1
1
2-15
3-
2-15'
3-1
1
Jan.
20 5 /6c
3-
2-15
1,
-,15c
2-15
2-
1
15c
'
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-
2-15
2-
1
7-3
6—26
.
;
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Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.25 •
1
1-15
2-
1
12-29
$30c
3-
1
2-
$5674c
class
2-
1 i
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$:73c
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Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Jutd.— ,
.
Quarterly
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;
—:
dividend)
Anglo-American Exploration (stock dividend >
3- 9
71ZI5
period
3-
2
3-
3-15
(quar.)_l_——1—:
(W. R.) Corp.
$4.50
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3-15
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preferred
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1-31
•:
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1
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to
3-15
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American Self
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ia
,
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$1.377a
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8
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Service Stores (initial)-—1dividend—i——-—1—-—1——
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American Viscose Corp. (quar.)
—L—111
L American Water Works, common tquar.)-— •
6%
preferred (quar.)
:
1-19
-
.
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3-1-1-26
,;
40c
,
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2-1
>
2-
5
5
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36c
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1
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American^ Seating Co., "(quar.)—n—_—
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of
1-15
1
3-20
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&
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1-31
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capital gains)
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4*19
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American Potash
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5c
.
American Natural Gas Co.
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1 2- 8
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American Mutual Fimd—
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from
10%
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S.
share
;
1
2-13
$2.9991
Hospital Supply Lqtrar. )__.ili_Li—
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(Newark,. N. J.)—
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3-9
3-12
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Products (monthly); —,_j„
Quarterly
1-22
1
$2.3369
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2-
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or
investment
capital
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(quar.)
preferred
United, Star.
from
25c
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25c
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$i.75*
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Union .Tank
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1-26
2-17:
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6.25%
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3-9
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2-10
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208. South
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preferred
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3-. 9
I
7»
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3-1
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(increased)
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<?°al' ;(quar.)
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1-31
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.6740
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4-
2-
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American
.
6%
(quar.)—:
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American
'
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9
l'.$1:25,4-
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(quar.)
;$l.'l2 7*
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preferred
5.25%
(quar.)
$1.16
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5'
.
2-15
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4-1- 3-9
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preferred
12 72C
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2-28
1-26
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28c,3-i3
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Foods; Inc, .(quar.)-——"
3-. 5
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Aluminium, Ltd.- (quar.)—v
2- 1
1272c r
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Aluminum C9. of America, common—v
30c - iL3-16^
4- 1
93 %c
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2-28
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$56c
Amei-ada
1-31
75C
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.11111—__
25c
American. Airlines,
3- 1
common.——1_
'3- 1
:v-37z%. convertible preferred (quar. Ki—1—7 • 7 87 7aC.
2- 1
45c
American Book Co.
(quar.)—__j__—1—___■
2- 1
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2-1;
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1-17
1-17
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2-; 1'
2-15-
3c L
.
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;
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$1.27,1/2L
(quar.)
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2
shares
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2-
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:
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..til..
2-15
&
——
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4r I
2
.
75c
(quar.)_____
(quar.
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class
23
4-
~
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Products
Alhside Inc.
(quar.)__I____
Title
,
3-1
;
the common
Inc.
Fund,
$1.04
meeting on Feb. 26 on a proposed 50%
.stqck distribution.-Distribution Is sch'ed-
-
2-f A
.
(quar.)___:!
Rowland
•'
-
2-15
subject to stockholders approval
Radio
Glass
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
35c
3-15
",2-28
Thompson
Industries
(quar.7___7_L_"__'___i
/ •>lOc.
3-'1
2-19
Thrift Drug Co. of Pennsylvania "(quar.)_L ~
*15c>, : 3-16
- 22
Thriftyv Drug Stores '(quar;)7_J/I_^_:_L_-J—"
22'Ac
'2
■><»
2
4-24
25c
.
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
2-28
"
1
t ,1
50c
(quar.)_____
four-for-one sr>Ht
is
i_'
(quar,)___i_j_i
on
,
:
'4
■*
dividend
Allied
Thatcher
1
.1
3-
7c
common
!
Life
1-18
1
3-
$25c
.
Miami, olass A_^._
Allied Control
5.
(quar.)__1L_LJ_£_L^___L'"$1:06% "
preferred '(quar.);__,:_iL__-__-'___L '
81.15 Lt
5%
;;/ 1-23
(quar.)__^__:ZZZZZ ' '
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Rocfcet Jet
Engineering Corp. (stock div.)_ 1'
'
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Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.I ll
Rohm &
Gas
.4.72%
r.
i
1
t$0 2243
6% preferred (quar.)
5y»% preferred (quar.)
Rochester Transit Cwp.
,
of
American
2-
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'
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1
•
1
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2-
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772c
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common
investment
4.50%
ib
trl* til
•
preferred
Copper & Brass Inc. (quar.)
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(quar.)^
Rit^er Finance Co.,
Class B (quar.)
*
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3-1 s
3-is
22'/2c
time).
Revere
1 ^
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(quar, )____£L
.,
20c
(quar." $1.08.'V
C
5.24%
3-15
2
All
4* lv 7 3- 5
common
preferred
Toledo
.
(qiir
this
*'•
.
quar.)__'__
& Insulation Coip 0quar.T
Republic Corp..,81 preferred^
Republic Industrial Corp (no action taken
at
o
3
3%,.,,
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Co.,
B. (quar.A
5.127c
ton
2-ls
:"v
Refractory
Ltd., f'V2%
2
•
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40c L
(quar.>_.—_——_
(qpuar.)
2- 5
5.107c
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,
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time)
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Stock
4.64%
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prefei-red
4.60%
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;
Real Properties
Corp. (Increased
common
2
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payment omitted at this thne.)
Raytheon Co., 5>/2% preferred (quar.)
Common (stock dividend)
Alix
;
4.657«
4-2
*
$125
(Common
Revenue
2
2
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3-
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Reading Company 1st preferred
2
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CA
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preferred
4.107c
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Electric
Common
3-2
'
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Aniual
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Raymond International, Inc. (N.
3-19
2-15 r
A
(quar.)
6% preferred >(quar.)__
4.90%
,
Pyramid Life Insurance Co. (Charlotte
"
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11 TAc
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at
(quar'.y__;"_>>/_^_£7
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Television-Electronics
.
0.1 =
2-14
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,
5% preferred (quar.
5'A% preferred (quar,),
'
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422%
from
2-lt
25c
"(quar.)
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1
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>
2-16
2-i5-
i
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(q'iar.)__u_
2-15
2
2-15
class
Common
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,
3-30
40c
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5.10%.
3-
30c
'
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quar."
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;
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Corp., 43/4%-
Public Service
.
v
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(initial quar.)
1
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products, Ltd., class ause
Pittsburgh Steel Co. (no action taken on the
5%. 5'/a% preferred or common stocks at
,
2.
3T|0
fi%• preferred
Company
1
4-
(quar.)___^_—l_7__l__ $$1.5674
2-16
,
o
...
Pitt
;
2
-
50c
—i
Pfaudlcr-Permutit (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)^
Pioneer Finajice, $1.60 preferred (quar,)___
$125 preferred (quar.)
&
3-
(quar.)—$$1.43%
Inc.\
i__—7___-__j_j._1_L_.______
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—Vv Jv. ^-s
Class
,
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time).
Co.,
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9
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2-15
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1
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2-9
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V
1-15
A
preferred
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Albertson's,
preferred
5 Vc % convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)__
417»c^L '3- 1-*
SupCriar Window Col, 70c coriv pfd. (quar.)"' ""17Vac
"",3-1,
.
2- 9
3-1
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$i.|2V2
■
(quar.)_
Pelert Paul> Inc< (quar.)
9
2-9
'
3-1
,
*
„
1
preferred B
674 %
>
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,
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
FUller
1-19
«•' 2-16
2-10
■
■
1-22
3-1
'
$1 02
1-29 -"%
,
common
(quar.)_V
30c
3- 9 L 2-23
(quar./ 43%'C .> 5-31
3-15
Storer Broadcasting,
common
(quar.)______ i-V
45c"
2- 9
' 2-23
Class
B
(quar.)
!
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Struithers Wells Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
317ic
,' 2-15
2- 1
Suburban Propane Gas, common' (incr. )_£ " ' : 31c / ;/2-l5' ■>" 2- 1
5.20%.
preferred
(quar.)___
L-——
"t 65c-,
i
^3-15
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, com. (quar.)___i "*5 ?5c
v 3-15.,2-5
a.
47^% : preferred (quar.)_L_I_„L___„_l____> 28,/Ac *" 3-1" 2-5
1st
7%
'''
92'/2c
preferred F i<qa*a<r.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
PepoereTl Mfg.
(quar.)__JJ___j__:
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Bfter-&
Stix,
2-20
''
1
'
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(quar.).:
D
preferred
1-31
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Fund, Inc. (quar.)_
L < -12c
,(quar.) ___—i__L.35c
Investment
StewartrWarner. Corp.
*
,
(quar.)Z____Z_L_____Z
preferred
preferred
-
2-28
'
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■
1-31
37«Ac
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2-15
5772c
pfd.
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2-28
587ac
(quar.)
$1.50
1-17
.
3-15
"
15c
<quar.)_„_
Electric—
1-26
1
2-
_:
«
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8)
(quar.)_____,
4.05%
this
6
split
Feb.
(quar.25c
3.70%
•
2-15
2-
.
—
common
preferred
4.70%
2-
3-
1-18
•
.
.
2-27
50c
7«/ac
207/?
preferred
Fuel
2-15
1-17
2-15
1-31
•
2-15
3-6
7c
:_
_____
stockhldrs.
Industries
preferred
4.60%
Penn
6
1
3-29
___
377ac
____________
dividend
4.68%
7%
2-
,
'
3-
,
_____—____—_____
Mfg.,
Pendleton
A
2
3-1
—
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.
20c v
;
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1
4-
3-10
.
Inc.
Parker-Hannifin
Paton
Corp.
•"
J
_/
(Increased-quar.)
'6%
preferred
(cjuar.)__:
Papereraft Corp., new com.
.
9
.
.
(quar.)___
Common
-
1-31
1-3L
3-
30c
—__
1-31
2-1
-
25c
(quar.)_;
2-15
2-15
$1
—
1
2-15
7 Vac
(quar.)_
L___?
.
OfF
Vegetable
Packaging Corp. of America—
*'
5
2-10
1772c
3-1
3-15
2-21
;
Chemicals
9
2-15
5-15
25c
Corporation,
(quar.)_
9
Steel),
(quar.)
Wyandotte
'
2-15
B
preferred
3-
8c
Wood
Ltd.,, 572%
Co.,
1
15c
-
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)
Monthly
r L
'
,
3-15
70c
'
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Wood-Mosaic
1-16
2-28
"
(G.
"
3^-14 " ■
3-28
75c
Wood
-V
Alan
(see
3-16
___7
(monthly)
Steel
3-
4-
1772c
,
(Alan)
1-29
3-23
25c
—-a.
Wood
2-13
50c
Enterprises/class A (quar.)
B (quar_)__
,
.
$1.3174
LWometco
•/
2-15
.
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.
Marine
i
i
Pacific
•1
5
45c
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
5-1
; 4-19
*
A.
J.
Industries
(stock dividend)
5%
Southwestern
Investors, Inc.
(quar.)__
5c 7'
2-15
1-31
Acme
Industries; Inc.
(quar.)
*
5c
Spencer Chemical Coj, common (quar.)
f7.
35c v
3-1
2- 9
Acme. Steel Co., 672%
pfd. (quar.$1.627a
4.207c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05 %
3- 1 i
2- 9
,*
5%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.43%
-Sperry Rand Corp.,. 47a7c
pfd.
(quar.)_i
$1:12724- 2
2-21
Adams-Millis Corp.
(quar.)—
,
18c
Sprague Engineering (quar.)__
,'_L
"
10c
"2-15
2- 2
Adirondack
Industries M quar.)—15c
Standard Brands, Inc., common (quar,)___i
■
' 45p 7 \B-15
2-15
"Admiral Plastics Corp. (quar.)
^
5c
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
L____L—V8T%*
'3-1
Advisers. Fund
Izc
Standard
Electric
(quar.)
—^l^A-C • "7:2-- iLV 7" 1-lS"
—t—___
L 27c
Aeronca Mfg. Corp., 572%? pfd. taccum.
Standard Forgings Corp.. (quar.)__—£ii_i
121/2c
2-23
*; 2- 9
"
Air Control Products
(quar.)____L—_:
Standard Oil Co. of California," com. (quar.)L A
f
,772C
50c
3- 9 " *2- 5
Alabama Gas Corp., common.L-_7i_'—
427/c
$3.30
preferred
(quar.)—£___.
/
827ac3- 9
2- 5 "
•'
$5.50 preferred A (quar.
$1.3772
Standard
Products
(resdmed )__i_ii_'i_iiri-" LLlOc
i, 2-20
-2- 9
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.— ; ; 7:_' "
-Stanley Warner Corp. (quar. )___________;_
L
>s- 30c.
2-23
*2-8
2-22
2-
■
(■'
,
,
_7__
(quar.)_
"j '■* Class A
;
,
Corp.
(quar.),
^Wilcox Oil Co., new common (initial quar.)__
Winkelman Bros,. Apparel, Inc. (Mich.)— 7
2-21
'
—i__x—
stock
(S.
574%
4.40%
1-18
3-31
2-19
1
Wickes
:
2- 8
-
Co.—
S.) Dental Mfg.-(quar.)_
OWhite Motor Co.^ common (quar.)
2-8
1
3-12
Insurance
—
1-31
9
2-9
.
.
Oliver
P'
Co.
2-
5-15
-
.
Ohio,
,2-20
L
Mfg.
Coast
White
'j
2-15
3-
L
common
3-
$1.43%
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,
3373 %
■*
■
3-1
10c
on
9
3-20
20c
Corp.
Wolf Corp., class A
(quar.)______
preferred
'
;% 1-29
2-15
A ;
,
preferred
preferred
j
„•
"
(quar.)
6
2-
Stockholders will vote at the annual meeting to be held on Feb. 27 on a proposed
,j
>
2-14
3-
$1
March
common
.
2- 5
'
3-1-
$1.44
15c
62V2c
Co.—
on
1
9
$1.56 74
time.
2- 5
'.
9
2-
10c
——
5 72%
1.
3-
preferred
(quar,)
; $1.33%
5.057c
preferred • (quar.)
"
$1.2674
5%preferred- (quar.)—
$1.25
*.
4.757c' preferred
(quar..)___"_;—$l.ia%
4.257c
—• $1.067*
preferred (quar.)__
Southwestern Electric Service, com. (quar.) "
19c
4.407c' preferred
(quar,)—:
L__i_____
$1.10
3-31
;
will
Railway;
Southern
__
2-15
—
shares.
Southern
44c
_—_______
Water
1-30
3-
3-
'
-
split"
pi-oposed three-for-two split of the
mon
9
30c
v
_________
Wayne
West
(quar.)
Stockholders
-
25c
common
2- 2
f20c
A
1-31
3-15
25c
3-22
Li )
(increased-quar.)
Development, class
1
$2.85
26 74c
.,2-9
1
127ac
(incr.)
2-20
-10c
_______
Texas
1-30
(quar.l_
Common dividend payment omitted at this
3-1
SOc'- '
stock
2-
1-31
1272c
(quar.)^
prefeived
King
4-10
payment omitted at this time).*
Mfg.
Class
f 10c
Indiana Public Service,
preferred
(quar. )___„_
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
4.40%
Extra
1
(3-for-l
2-26
57c
377ac
(S.
72%
35c
(qnar.)______^
Steel
&
Saw
(Common
12 7ac
(incr.-annual)
a
Waste
,(quar,)___:
Company
Southern
40c
4
3-22
35c-
Ltd.
(quar.)
1—
Industries International—
Soss
4-1
...
3-22
4-10
Simpson,
Smith
$60c
(quar.)____
3-for-2
(Hartford)
approve
Northern
Common
9
$1.01'A
—_/
Lines
Van
Gas
(Stockholders
2-1',
Dock—
&
__
North
2-
(quar.)
Dry
Shipbuilding
Newport News
Quarterly
2-25
2-15
3-9
Ltd.
Power,
preferred
$1.22
(quar.)
Electric
Warren
4-10
4-10
subject to approval of stkhldrs. March 22)
4-1
&
Light
>
2-13
(quar.)
3^22
stock)
or
Quarterly
: 25c
3-15
$1
pfd.
2-12
3-15
_—
4%
(quar.)—_
1-25
.(quar.)_
Warner-Lambert
3-31
2-26
15c
Light,
preierred
Newfoundland
(quar.)_
Inc.
Power &
1
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Wagner
$1.25
$1.56y4
,
(optional—cash
preferred
preferred
$1.18%
A' (quaf.,)_____
Corp., common (quar,)—
5.757c
prefen-ed A (quar.)__
Li
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
6 7a %
5%
3- 1
,
Corp.
Simonds
.
"
Iron
2- 2
Class
/
20c
class
Siegler
,
60c
A.) :,Pen,
(W.
Simmons
(quar.)_—— i
J.)
(John
Jersey
Finance. Corp.,
s.
-
4
Feb. 27 on a pro¬
posed two-for-one split. If approved the
split becomes effective the next day.
Neptune Meter Co., common
(quar.)
;
preferred
2-15
2-
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Coal & Coke (quar.)
conv.
5.757f
4-15
t25c
B
(quar.)
*
15c
Mfg. (quar.
'•' • ••'•, 25c
of America (quar.v.' 25c
Shore-CaJnevar
»—/ 12V2c
meeting to be held on
$2.40
1
preferred
Materials,
2-2
2-2
*
Shoe
2-14
$61,22
will
3-
Industries—
2-19
37'/2c
(quar.)_i.__^_
$2.28
2-2
1
Sheller
,
.
3- 1
2-26
3-15.
.
25c
(quar.)__
f.
s.
Sheafter
*■/.'
3-15
127aC
___
Shareholders
3-9-
.
-
Cement
Corp., class
(reduced)
preferred
25c
common (qu&r.)_—
f. preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.A—
$6.25 s. f. preferred .(quar.),
—:
Seaboard Surety ;(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
SealrightrOswego- Falls Corp. (quar.)_^
Security
Options
(initial)-—1—
2- 9
3-50/
1672c
Vulcan
29%c
$5
3-15
2-.9
!
.
Virginia
2-2
2-2
34%c
$4.75
_
4-- 2 *
2-23
3%.
Corp.-—
(increased
3-2
2- 2
T
Fund
conv.
1
4.70%
2-15
2-15
3-9
..
4-1
3-11
$1.12'/a
dividend
National
3-15
3-15
;
—,
—
(quar.)_.,_.
Co.
Starch
National
Stock
56'/4C
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
$1.37 7a
Corp.
dividend payment omitted at this
Norman
$2.28
4-1
5\'27c
2-7
Van
29j|c
Scythes & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__—_—i>0c
common
When
Share
'
(N. Y.) (qUar.i)—
Match Corp., preferred
(quar.)_—
Line
Value
3-1
3-1
(quar.)
SeaboaTd
(quar.)—___
Gypsum,
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred B
2- 6
(quar.)—$1.0674..
preferred
preferred
4V-'S/o
'
2-2
3-
2-19
30c
2-16
2-2
4-1
29jjc
50c
(quar.)
3-1
32Vac
2- 1
.
2-28
35c
(quar.)
2-15
3-1
7c
—
com.
Company
Insurance
Common
preferred A
2%
Chemical,
&
Universal
2%
preferred C
(quar.)—
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
Seheilng Corp., common (quar.)
_
.
Distillers
3-9
3%.
,
1st preferred A (quar.)
Water Works, common
Jose
5%
National
4- 2
.'
at
4.70%
Co.
Acme
Universal
4.75%
•
(quar.)——
—National Bank of Westchester (White Plains)
National
1
4.75 7c
,
55c
stock)
or
2-1
1-15
2- p
in-
dividend
(from
Fund
Investing
2-1
2-28
(quar.)
Company
(G. C )
Murphy
Mutual
2-15
15c
$1
(quar.)__
_—
(quar.)_\
Finance ;Corp.
Name of
2-
time.
dividend
Stock
participating preferred
$3
Motor
Per
of Rec.
2-14
"
$1.12J/2
(quar.)____
payment
common
Safway Steel Products (stock dividend)__
St. Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
Moore-Handley,
preferred
on
Holders
Paycole
10c.
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
1-18
—
(Baltimore)—
Insurance
action taken
(No
Wh&n
Share:_
this time.)
Annual
Quarterly
"
-
Rudy Mfg. Co
Investors—
Montreal London & General
Monumental
Per
Name of Company
L
.
,
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Monsanto
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.-.
7 $77,c
2-
2-1
1
1-
-2
3-9
2-
9
2-
"■
37 72C
9 '
1-10
Volume
Number 6129
195
..•'•**
Name
,
of Company
Animal Trap
-
•
.
Co. of America,
preferred (quar.)__
Brand Inc.,
'pfd. (accum.
Anthes Imperial Ltd., 5Va% pfd. (quar.) L___
Appalachian Power Co.
• /"
l; '".V
4'/a%
preferred
Argus
Corp.,
Ltd.,
$2.50
B
$2.60
.
preferred
preferred
C
Arizona
Public
Service
1
$2*.50
1-10
1
I
2-
1-19
$1.32
62% C
2-
I
1-19
$1.25
$1.24
preferred. '(quar.)_^_*_1
2
2-4
:
1
-
1-31
3-
1
*
;
$2.36
preferred HquarJ-i--------------4
preferred^ (quar.—_
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
$2i40
preferred
series
,
2-
2-23
2-15
1-19
3-
1
3-
1
62 %c
;
59c
___
.
$1.08%'
'
-
A
(quar.X----
3-
60c
«
*
1
Extra-
1-31, ' *
1-31 '• (
•
$2.75
preferred
series
B
Constable
'Arnold
Artesian
Water,
Ashland Oil
&
7%
3-
•1-31
3-26
2-19
35c
4-
3-
_
(quar
.
2
preferred
(quav.}____
-
Refining; common4 (quar.)
12-30
3-15
2-12
3-15
30c
,
_
2-1
$5 preferred'(quar *)____.
$1.50 2nd
preferred
Associated
__
(quar.
.
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
2-
1-
2
Combined
Locks
25c
3-
1
Supply
Co.
(111.)—
-V*.---------
,
Noncumulative
Atlanta
Line
Air
Atlantic City Electric -Co.—
4%
,
preferred
Co.
Atlantic
Coast
RR.
Atlantic
Refining
Line
Co.,
f
2-
.
Class
Ry.
1-26
25c
'
k
3-
1
(quar.)__~
$1
■
2-1
-
:
$1.18%"
'
-
2-
2-
(quar.)
60c
2-
preferred
conv.
Steel,
Ltu.
Extra'* '1
Austin
93 %c
2
4
4%c
2-
•
Canadian
Oil"
1-15
Canadian
Pacific,. Ry.
I
2-13
•
4,
(accum.)
Vq^aO—7—
.
2-
$25c
30c
V
>
"
1-.4
I- 4
1
*
2-17
2%
1-17
15c
1-31
1-17
1-17
Carson
2-15
1-31
2-20
1-26
1-15
1-31
•
1-19
1-31
t70c
13c
—__
lil 7
1-31
■at) If M
3-
2-25
of
Bank
Jamestown
of
Bank
of
Nova
each
;
additional share
subject to
dividend
Power
&
commdn
4
for
2-
2.%
7Vac
;
2%
.
28%c
(initial
common
class
A
2-
1
1-31
-
1-12
Securities
1-12;
a
2-
1
;• 1- 5
2-
1
1-5
1
1-19
25C
1-31
1-
3
25c
1-19
1
2-
1-31
L 1-19
2-13
12-
$3
8
50c
1
.*
5
2-15
3-1
2-15
2-
■
2-
1-15
1
2-
2-15
1
2-15
$1.05
2-
1
1-15-
2-
1
1-15
2-28
1-31
2-15
1-26
27 %C
'Beneficial
'
(quar.)
Invesimeht
Corp.
Estate
Real
Berens
1
dividend
Stock
L_
"
.
.*
.
35C
Blue
Blue
Tobacco,
Bros,
Bloch
6%
Company
&
Ridge
.
.
'
_______
income
.
.
Boise
Cascade
.
Taunton
Brockton
1
r
Boston Edison Co., common
4.25% preferred (quar.).
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
<
Class
B
(s-a)u___—
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Brooklyn-Union
Brown
(quar.)
*
(E.
$1
• 30c
;.
(quar.)—___
Buckeye Steel
;
.
4%%
.
■
J*
2-
preferred
4
4
(quar.)—2
(quar.)
(quar4—
—
15c
3-15
30c
3-29
3-
1
5
-
9
1
1-15
3-12
1-22
4V2 %
4-10
12-20
2-
1
3-15
3-15
3-
3-
1- 2
1
2-
3-
5
...
1
2-15
3-15
2-26
1-31
1-17.
2-
1
1-15
'•2«a
3-31
—25e
6-30
6-15
$1.12%
-
3-31
6-30
12-31
12-15
1
2-15
$1.25
6-1
5-15
$1.25
•,8-31
11-30
Colonial
Colorado Oil
-
Colorite
11-15
2-
2-10
2-7
1-16
2-16
1-19
•
$5
1-31
1-31
& Gas,
12-29
50c
2-15
1-19
(quar.)___!
50c
3-
1
2-
9
;
,",I'""I
_III_IIII_I
1-31
from
1-12
12-28
2-15
1-31
30c
2-15
1-23
87 %C
3-31
3-15
$$i
1-31
1-10
$10c
1-31
t$i
1-31
$10c
1-31
$20c'
:
■'
15C
preferred (quar.)___,_
1-12
1-31
.
$1.25
.
1-10
.
1-10
1
1-25
2-1
1-20
2-
9c
$1.25 preferred
1
1-16
2-
1
1-19
10c
(quar.)
2-
12c
2-19
31 'AC
8c
2-
1
2-15
1-
3
1-25
•
.1-26
1-15
2-^ 1
2-
25c
2-1,
1-15
1
1-10
«
1-26
1-31
3-15
2-16
$75c
2-15
1-15
$l5c
3-15
2-20
$5c
4-20
4-
5
2-
1
1-17
5-
1
4-16
$1.75
3-30
3-19
$1.75
7-
6-18
$1.75
9-28
9-17
40c
3-20-
3-
5
15c
1-31
1-
5
30e
1-31
$$1.62y2
$$1.62'/a
—
>
*
(quar.)—
-
2
2-
$1.13
$1.06
1- 5
.
1-10
1
1-10
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
$1.37%
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
I
1-10
*
4-
9
4-
5
l%c
7-
9
7-
5
.VAC
10-
8
10-
4
I'Ac
—
—
Fund—
investment Income——_______
Financial,
class A
Mfg.,
class
2-15
4%C
A
1-29
1-29
12c
12-19
3-
3
2-
5
3-
25C
(quar.)___—*._—_
3
2-
5
1
2-
1
1-31
5%
2-
9
1-16
25c
1-30
1-19
ioc
v".
&
2-15
1-31
2-
1-15
5c
1-26
6
1-15
45C
.
2-15
2-
3-
7
2-20
2-10
3-15
$1
4jC
2-
1"
371/441
2-
1
35c
(quar.)
.
2
•
■
•
P- 5
1-
1
5
2-9
1-31
12-29
29c
1-31
83Ac
2-10
1-10
8%c
2-23
1-30
9
2'Ac
(quar,)__
1
1-
3-
1
2-15
37'/aC
,
2-
12VaC
:
2-15
1-29
4-
3-16
39c
2
———___
Quarterly
>
■
__—___
A
Dumas
common
Milner Corp.,
1
2-14
J20C
2-
7
1-12
f 15C
2-
1
1-15
t37%C
2-
1
"
1-15
J30C
1-31
1-10
noc
2-
1
11-11
t20c
2-
1
•
1-
2
2-26
~75c
3-
1
2-15
$15c
3-
1
2-12
t!5c
6-
1
5-11
10c
1-31
1-12
2-
1
1-15
CO
f-l
2-15
—
(quar.—____
Metals & Supply
1-19
3-
$1.05
25c
:
Fair-Community Drug Co. (M<L)—
Class
Ducbmmun
2-15
J$1.25
from
(quar.)
_____—_
class A (quar.)___
7%c
I
1-17
2-
2
15c
(quar.
4
1-12
1-
25c
4
(quar.)_____——____—
Corp., common »(quar.)__
Fund—
1-12
2-
14C
33c
$1.19
l
from long-term capital gains
and
ordinary income)—
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)____—.—
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)'_—
—
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
(quar.) __
2nd preferred
(quar.)
——
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum (quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical. Ltd.
(quar.)'—
Dorman Long & Co., Ltd., Ordinary
(Final payment of 6%% for the year ended
Sept. 30, 1961 less British Income .Tax).
Dorsey
(The) Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)______
Dover
Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)__—._.——
Drug.
Investment
(extra)'__
-
l-io
4
!'
»* '■
15c
Dorr.inioir &
•
v
2—15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
5c
1-31
5c
2-26
15c
($1.00
9
-•
1-31
6 c"
Dominick Fund—
3-6
(quar.)
1-12
$6c
10c
;
.
9
2-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common
$1.56 preferred (quar*)
1-22.
2-
Co._—
Plastics ' (quar.)
1-12
1
<
■
Houses
Dobbs
1-22
$1.25
1
Servlce_I___—IIIHHI
Products
1
2-
(Semi-annual from capital galns)____—:
Industries, Inc. (Calif.)— - *
7%
preferred '(quar.)_
k—
Diversified Investment Fund
(quar.):___z_
Dividend Shares; Inc. (quarterly from net
investment income)
—
—
1
10%
12'AC
1
1__
Color-Craft
\
4'
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg.
Diversified Growth Stock
4-
,___
(quarterly
Mortgage,
1
2-
Diversified
(2-for-l
Wire
3-
30c
.
preferred
$1.50
8-15
-
1-12
25c
:
Diamond-National
3-
_•
Insulated
Income)
6-15
$1.12Va
3-
5%
3-16
$1.12%*-
$1.25
.
1-18
11'Ac
4
$4
J.
87 %C
i__.
Colonial Finance^ 5%
"
•
$1.12%
___.i
.Colonial. Fund
3-16
(
guaranteed
guaranteed
Extra
s
i
:
'
Collyer
2-10
.
<3
approval
tne
Preference
1-19
25c
special
Extra
■
1
«'
4
Colllng.wood Terminal, Ltd., common—
,
3-
70c"
25c
1%%
3-
i.'i
.
stock spin)™
Cochran-Dunlop Hardware; class A__
.*
Colgate-Pahnollve Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)_
3-27
2-1
regular
Cochran-Equipment
1
1
2-10
3-
•/.,$!
,
Stock dividend
1
1-20
5
1-
1
•
Development Corp., of America (initlal)___
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp.
(quar.)
Dial Finance
(quar.) _;
:—
i__
Diamond Alkali Co;, common (quar.)
Pittsburgh Railroad—
Click Chemical Corp.
1-5
10c^
,
7%
4%
.
I
1
40c
quar.):
1-19
1
1
2-
2-
Trust (stock dividend).
_
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. (quar.)
Detroiter Mobile Homes (quar.—
1
5
$60
pfdv (s-a)
—
Bank
Detroit
3-12
.
2-
1-31
10c
117'Ac
preferred (quar.t_l_
_____
Stores, 5%'% preferredDelaware Power & Lignt
(increasedi_L_;—
1-12
2-
$2
;
.
preferred (quar.)_
&
5
43A%
,*
-
Cleveland
3-
Dean Phillips
$1.25
to
5
,37%c
3-15
debenture, stock__—______________
DeSoto Chemical Coatings—
.
...
:,
1-31
5%
by. the Comptroller of the Currency__
City Investing "(quar.)__
City Stores Co. (optional of
15 cents in
cash or 1 share for each 8a shawes he'd)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
Common
(s-a) 1
C
;
5%
preferred (auar.)_
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
1-10
1
RR.~
3-31
*32 %C
;■
1-10
2-
common
(Los Angeles)—
subject
is
payment
16'Ac
3-
8%
1
'
preferred
3-19
2-
Dennison
2-28
1
2-
6%%
30c
——
4—;
37 %c
(quar.
National Bank
3-
3-15
Income
net
From
(quar;)*
Quincy RR.__:
(quar.).—
Inter*Terminal
3-
3-15
common
Delaware. Valley
1
v
4
common———1__—4__
preferred
1-19
2-
5
4
1
25c
preferred
1-
1
1-
1
2-
87%c
1-15
&
5|-15
15G
•
(quar.)___*
9-
2-1
Castings Co._i—^— ?.«'••
*
6
,4- 2
,5c
Common
4V2%
•*
(quar.)—"— __——.—
Products
Mills, Ioc-,;
2-
5
"6-
5%
12-29
2-
,
Delaware
2-
2-15
1 r25
1-31
1-26
t
1*31
2-15
Corp.,
5
10c
7VaC
Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-26
.
9-18
4-
(quar.)—,
Steel
Buchanan
4%%.
•*
1961
Arms
(initial)-——-——-—;
L.) Company (stock dividend)—
Browning
Burrus
Co.
'
2-23
1-12
1-31
6-15
.
———■
Company___.__
Shoe
"Brown
Bruce
Gas
1-30
2-15
:
«
preferred (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5%% preferred (quar.) —
5%
preferred
(quar.)
——
_
DeMun; Estate Corp.
(quar.)—c—
20c
This
t)2%c
J37V2C
t50c
—
Oxygen, Ltd. Ordinary*-^ for year ended Sept. 30,
British
i
2-15
$1.06
$1,19
4%'
4.78% preferred (quar.)_.
Bradley4Milton) Co.. (stock dividend)
British Columbia Forest Products-—
British Columbia Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
2-20
'
3-15
■
$4
20c
75c
-
,3* 1
2-15
3-
9?c.
____i
(quar.)—
1-10
;
2-21
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$4.24 preferred (quar.).,
.
3-15
*
$1.
50c"
87V2C
,
2%
/
1
10c
,
4% preferred (quar.)
:
Cincinnati,. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry;,5% preferred
(quar.)____
5%
preferred (quar.)
,
5%
preferred (quar.
Co.—
preferred (quar.)—1—
$3.80
-
.
Gas
i-25
''
15c,
10c
Fisheries,
1-20
3-15
.
Corp. .(quar.)
\% preferred (quar.)—__
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)_:
——
3V2% preferred (quar.):
________
Bostich, Inc. (stoclj; dividend),-.
'
—
Booth
2-26
.
.
*
(quar.)______
4% preferred4 (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine, com. A
3-16
2-23
'
1-15
1
3-29
Citizens
.
9
2-
20c
Burlington
Cincinnati
12-31
'2-14'
"
.
1-25
3-30
"
10c
Chicago
4.
12-29
3-15
78c;,
profits) ;, ——Blyvrtzicht Gold Mines, Ltd.; ordinary—
(Interim payment equal to about $0,159
per depositary share after deductions)Bobbie
Brooks .(quar.)—_•
'
4
..
2-15
;•
6c ;
Fund (8c from net in-;
and 70c from security '
Mutual
2-15
75c
2-
25c '
1-
3-15
"4-1
——
preferred
preferred
5
1-31
93 %c
Seal.
&
1-22
45c
Co
&
2
1-31
40c
———_—
Seal
&
2
~
(quar.)___
Lines
(quar.)_l-i.__
7%
6.%
Musical Instrument Co. (quar.):
:
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
(quaf.)_i_l__:_:*_
City - Products
(quar*)
ii__*_______L—'_
Click Chemical Corp. (stock dividend)
.
1-12
,2-28
9c
,30c
common - (quar.
preferred (quar.
List; Publishing
vestment
■
1-
2-
6%
75c
2
1
1
65c
_i__
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
1-15
1-30
lrl9
2-
;
2
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores
,,
1-19
2-
4-
preferred (quar.)*..
7%
Daffin
46C
(quar.
t
1
2-1
37 %C
(quar.)
-
2-20
*
*
$1.04
1—
Cuban-American Sugar—
7% preferred
(quar.)_
2-20
3-31
;
2
2
3-
4-
3-
2
$1.13
,V
conv.
1-19
3-
4-
10c
preferred A (quar.)
1
preierence
A
(quar.)
6V2 %
2-20
*> 3-31
$1.37%/
-l.;
Quarterly.
Quarterly *_•
1-19
;
'
3-31
•
Cork
6'%%
$1.50"
Chicago,
<•
arf"
50c.
5-^;
.
(quar.)__
Binks Mfg. Co. (stock dividend—_ Blackman Merchandising Corp. (Mo.>. (quar.)/
Best
2-16
1
1
1-31
12Vac
—
(Del.)
Corp.;
i
■'
Corp.
.Chickasha Cotton Oil
4-13
3-
26c
—-——
3-31
2-20
$1.25
.
9
2-
,
(reduced)J—
2-20
62%c
2-20
Ltd. (quar.)—
—
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd.
(extra)—
Crush International, Ltd., common (quar.)_
2-20
3-31
Milner
Crown
-
>
'
.
3-31
33 %c
70c
$1.12%
'
(quar.)__
cumulative
$2
22c
:
1-31
Credit
Cork
Crown
62 %c
*'
2-13
2-28
Products
Crowley
'
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
4%
preferred——
"Chesapeake Corp.- of -Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. ) ;
i- 3Mi%
convertible preferred
1-15
L-31
4-30
Coronation
2-1
1
3-
;
;
1-15
2-28
•
3-
27C '
2-15
3jc
$20c
57 %c
I
Corp.—
Corp.—
Properties, 60c
Ridge
1-12
2-27
60c
Exploration, Ltd. (s-a)___—____—
& Varnish Co.—
(initial quar.)
—
Coronet
2-15
;
5
(quarterly
.
i
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_„__uj4>
(initial)
;
Cott Beverage Corp* L
1
^m-U4
Crosset Company, class A
(quar.)_—_—_—
Class
B
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds Co. (quar.)
4
$1.34%
-25c.
(Increased ' quar.) v
12*29
1
3-1
9
9
1-18
$1.12%
*.<.
'
2-
4
s
1-
common
Cornet Stores
33-
2
Coral
2
$1
(quar.)_____
__L
Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.)— .
:
"•
Works
1-10
2
(quar.)
pfd.
Refining, common
&
New
3-
2-
(quar.)II
Transport
Conwest
2-1
4-
1
Cook-Paint
3-23
4-
5
2-
4
26c
,
1-
$1.31 V*
$1
(quar.
Motors
(Chicago)-
1
$1.16
1
(quar.;L_
(quar.);—i,—______—
Continental
'
3
2-
$1.12%
1-12
2-
—;
Continental
'
38c
(quar.)_____*_______II
preferred
conv.
.Channing
.
Iron
1-
2-15
$1.75
Oil
Champion
.
Belmont
1-31
$3c
(quar.D;
1
preferred (quar.)—
—
6%%' preferred (quar.)—_____________—
*6%. preferred .(quar.)——Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust
1-10
1-15
2-
Co.,. common4
preferred'
"
;
1-31
13c
—
Aviation & Engineering
Can
3-20
2
4-
$25c
■
(s-a)
60c
1-19
Quarterly
;
.
3.75%
1-10
'
quar.)—————'
(increased)—_
.(initial
"
2-10
'
5
1-15
1-30
10c
—-—
Continenetal Commercial
•Common (resumed)
'
2-15
2-10
..
1-,12
^
12-23
1-29
(quar.)_
!
4
$1.40 pref;
(quar.j____
__••..*
Century Shares Tfust—
" >
'
^
(From capital gains optional-cash or stk.)
Cerro Corf).; (stock dividend).
___^
Chain Store Retal" Estate Trust
(Boston)— ^
•
3-4 1
12-30
25c
•
1-
Co.,
Quarterly
2-15
$5c
(increased)-:™
Corp.—f
Power
Continental
1-19
1
$1.05
_l
'
A
1
$10C
(quar.)
1
•
5
1-
1-29
5
2-
$1.25
Ltd.
Increased
1
1
3-
5
1-
7 Vac
common
(Increased).
(quar.)_—
;
$4.52
(quar.)_—
">
$4.16
fquar.)_:
*.—?-•
Continental American Life (Wilmington, Del.)
2-20
2-
10c.
$1.50 preferred
;
'-'r
'
quar.)-
"(quar.)
2-
-
2-
$1.12Va
-
1-31
..
3-12
13%c
5
1-
1
47 %c
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.50
2-15
2^15
$1.06'A
1-
1
2-
—
Trust
Investment
Continental
~~
Corp.
Y.)
___—
4.20%
Light,
(Canada),
(N.
preferred (quar.)—.—
preferred B
(quar.)__i—
Consumers
1
3-
3-15
(quar.)_____
preferred
Central
1-31
■
3-20
•6'Ac
_I__
com. .(quar.)*.
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)'__:
preferred (quar.)__
5V2% preferred (quar.;)__.
1-10
1-31
,,
1-31
1-31
$5
4
1-10
1-31
1%
—
1
2-15
4
$1.35
1-30
3-10
'
5
2-15
$2.50
•
.
v
—
tl2VaC
i62%c v
Baystate Corp.
40c
Beech Aircraft Corp.; (quar.) ____________—
15c .
Beecham Group,; juidv Ordinary* untenni ;_i*_', ' lti'/o -." Dividend for year,ending March 31, 1962,
,
less British income tax and expenses for
'
*
• •
4
depositary. Dividend will amount to ap'
proxirhatelv $C 59 per dennsitarv-sbare.v; ,
-.n ,
Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp., common (quar.) ___
15c
'
4%% prefened •■(qttif.l—$1.1WJ4
Behlen Mfg. (quar.)c.i.1————
20c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,-1% pid. (quar.,—
417 Vac
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,, com. • (quar.)___ • 4
15c
;
4preferred (quar.)
20c
4"/o
preferred
(quar.)
—::—20c :
Bell & Howell Co. (quar.)
,10c
New
)New
Common
•
4
'
(quar.)____
Co.,. Ltd.-—
Paper
4
<
ap-
.(reduced)—"L v.20c
—
preferred A
*"
:
$2.50
:————
—
12-31
,
held
1-17
-1-
50%
1
2-
50c
;
capital gains)
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)
Consolidated Water, Power & raper (quar.)
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd.*.——.—
1-15
1
2-28
8c
2-
51c
from
."$$1.25
_IIII
Soya Cov,(quar.)
Telephone -co.4—
1
(one
2-
2-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
& South West
2-
Products Gorp.,
Bathurst
-
•
12-29
$8c
[j
Central
Central
'
&
preferred
Central
dividend—:
Stock
4%
-
•
1-31
4%%- convertible
1
Power
Central
4
1-19
•
1-31
$75c
5
•
5'A%
.
common
felectric,
preferred
1
»
<.
preferred
2
'1-25
1
12-30
Ltd.
Light,
Louisiana
1
shares
nine
Illinois
4V2%
3-
provaL of stockholders)——
Barton Distilling Co.
(stock dividend).^..4
Barton's
Candy
(quar.)
tBasic
2-
2-
1
:_u.__T._I_I
(quar.)_______
II'~~
Mortgage,
C.fentral
2-
•
Co.—
.Central National-Bank;; (Cleveland)
1-22
:
60c
::
Stock
1
s-a)__—
Y.) —
(N.
dividend
Stock
J
; ..,4-10
5
2-28
Scotia
Bankers Trust
■i.
2-
50c
45c
(quar.)_
&
4% %- preferred. (,quar.)
4.64%
pi'eferred.Ii'quar.)
(quar.)^___2___,■ t45c
(quar.)i._
"455c
Montreal
Scott
5%%
(N: Y.)-—
(initial
common
Bank
;
Savings
&
(Newark, N. J.)
Commerce
of
New
Trust
(quar.)
(S. F.)
Bank
National
■
2-1.5
1-31
(quar;).^_—v....IO9.,
shares-—'
9c
American
$5
2-
preferred (quar.)
Central
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamliton
12-30
$30c
;
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric (quar.)_
"f t.-"
•>
1
3-
1
_4____V__^__~II'
-Centennial
1-10
(quar.)—
J__—?3l'AC
preferred (quar.)———_
j^6c
Baker Oil Tools life. (quar.)_——-—4———•
10c
preferred
5%%
America
Pirie
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common
4.20 % preferred (quar.)
Celotex Corp., common (quar.>
1-15
1-31
2-
4ic.
quar.)-*;
Natural Gas, 55c pfd.
Bakeries
Consolidated
,r
■
Extra
1-15
*
1
1-10
10c
& Light—
Tin Plate Co
Cassiar Aabestos, Ltd.
2-1
1-10
2-
.$20C *
1-
preferred (quar.
________
Conn (G. C.)_ Ltd. (reduced-quar.).
,Jk-Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Coniagas Mines, Ltd. 1——
$$1-07.
pfd.
5%
*
2-
*
2-
.
1
$1.90
Consolidated Edison
_
2-
_^___*—
2-28
1
2-
1-19
2
51 %C
—:——
preferred
1
2-15
2-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
(initial)________III
Caspers
12-30
'
■
2-
$20c
•
.
(quar.)
1-19
$37 V2C
1-10
2-15
$1.37%
preferred (quar.
$2.00
2
2-
1-29
40c
preferred
9
1-31
1
2-15
(increased quar.)
preferred
3-
3-
10c
$2.04
.
12-30
1-31
$8C
12 %c
(quar,)__^
$2.06
2-
"I
■
i
2
Nattonal, Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)______
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
9
$$1.50
I_I~~~
(quarJII
Convertible Jr..preferred { quar.)_
'."'4V2%
preferred (quar.')____
5%
of
Power
Cascade
1-31
2-28
5%%
Conduits
3-
$42'/2c
"**
1-
7c
Machinery
Shoe
Consolidated
-
2
$1.31'A.
:
9
2-
2
4-
II
2
1-
1
Corp.; Ltd.:.;
Refining" (initial s!-a>__'
Oil
J12-29
1
1-31
$87Vic
Common, (increased
"1-17 *-
-
3-
4-
M^l:;Pfddudts_4__i_________III~
Carolina
'
1-31
_—_—.—1
Sugar Refinery Ltd. (annual)
BMC Industries, 7% pfd. (quar.)'__
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
Bank
1
$25c■4
(quar. )__l____„_i*__,
Carlislq -Corp*
i-ift
2- 1
V
'."Carolina
C
Banco de L03 Andes
Concord Natural Gas,<com.
$87 %C.
fnc.: (Md.)— jCapital Life Insurance Shares and Growth
Stock
Fund
(stock
dividend)
r
»
15C
6%. preferred B (quar.)_
——
Automatic Steel Products^, 30c non-cum. pid.
:
10c
Avalon Telephone Co. Ltd.—
;
;
"5%%
preferred (quar.
.L
J34Vac
Avco Corporation. (quar.)—-—15c
Avondale Mills, common (quar.)—30c
•-$4.50 preferred (quar.)—__—._*
4 $1.13
Ayres (L. S.) & Company, com. (quar.)_— .
35c
4 Va % preferred (quar.)—
$1.12 Va
5%
7-13
2-20
(quar.)____
Gown*- class A
Cap &
37 Vac
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.).;—.
B
:•(•
7-31
$20c
(quar.)
1-
1
2-
Concord Fund
Capital4Shares,
Co.—
&
1-15
$45c
.(s-a)
Ltd.,*
preferred
:
1-31
.
2-1
-
$lj.20 prior preference (quar.)_—___
.Automobile' Banking Corp.— : f ; •
'
C9mmon.& class A (stock dividend)
?>
2-10
31'Ac
.
Cos.,' Ltd.
Utilities,
Canadian
2- 3 *.
4V4%
.U-,*———_———
—
Nichols
,
1-31
$$1.25
~
1
2-
common
;
Compo
$$0,314
(year-end) ___*
Canadian Investment Fund
2-
25c
City)—
new
(quar.)
1-15
Commerce—-~~~
-
preferred
1-31
3-20
Common
2-21'*
3-15
:
-.
.
; 5.25%
1-26
IHIlI"!
1-17
Commonwealth International
1-17
—
(Jersey
12-27
2-28
;;
of
Co.
1
"
4.12-27
$32 %C
_L__I__
1-31
5%
Trust
Commonwealth
9
30c
(quar.)
1-29
■
9
2-
3-
dividend
Stock
3
2"
""
20c
1-29
.4
(quar.)
A
B
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
1-31
common__IIT~~
Ltd.,
i___Canadian Industries, Ltd.—-
'
2
,'-3-12
50c
,4
com. : (quar.)———-
Bronze Co.
Commercial
2
1-31
55o
(quar.)_._.•
Quarterly; 4.
... Extra "
1-lT
i
Ltd.
2
1-
$25c
(s-a)„_uIIII_IHIIII
.
preferred "(quar.)
5% "
«
Atlas General Industries—
$1.25
1-
5%
1
(s-a)
2
(quar.)
Combustion Engineering
Class
12-29
5C
*',
Canadian Imperial Bank
1-11
3-12
60c
—_
SOutherri Ry
Canadian
•2-2°
-
$3.75 preferred B (quar.)—
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar.),
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Payable of Rec.
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Continued on page
48
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
PRICES
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
16
55
52 Vz Jan
3
6
75
Apr.
103 Mi Jan
38
Jan
3
17
Jan
3
24 Va Jon
24% Jan
3
21% Jan
15
ABC Vending
8
71 Va Jan
26
ACF Industries
24
2
3
30%-Jan
4
Jan
24
23% Jan
3
3
43% Apr
17
Mar 14
80
109% Oct
6
82
3
10% Jan
22% Jan,
8 Vs
i
90% Jan
16 Vb Jan
5
17%'Jan
30% Jan
2
35% Jan
11% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
2
15
86 % Dec
-
12
70% Jan
8
Jan
18
62 Vs Jan
8
67% Jan
64
12% Jan
20V4 Aug
3
37% Dec
Jan
11
2
4578 Nov
91
29
Dec 11
21 Va Jan
39
2
3
41
8
15% Apr
4
107s Jan
4
537» Apr
4
37
Air
•
50c
—.1
Products
Chemicals
&
,
Alleghany Corp common
5
Jan
6
24
47% Jan
4
12
10074 Jun
2
90% Jan
3
93
Jan
17
4
2074 Sep
5
19 % Jan
9
207a Jan
25
Allen Industries
5lVz Jan
26
Nov
48 Vz Jan
55
6%
5
•2
'
convertible preferred-.—
Allegheny
50% Jan- 15
1
Inc
50 % Jan
3
66 % Aug
3
4
27
167a Dec
21
16
Jan
8
16% Jan
2
Allied Kid Co——
13
107a May 11
42
Jan
2
44% Jan
18
Allied Mills
Products
Stores
36% Jan
3
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
5274 Apr
707a Nov
Aug 11
147b Sep
Oct
25
Nov
17
19
98
26 % Oct
22
18
66 Va Jan
2
Allied
86% Jan
25
Jan
2
3
11
16
Corp common__No par
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg
36 V2 Sep
2
Jan
24
100% Jan
3
277b Jan
11
Jan
95
24
30% Jan
12
Alpha
Portland
Alside
common
convertible preferred_
12
3274 Jan
2
12
3874 May 16
26% Jan
23
28 % Jan
4
Aluminium Limited
30
58 Vz Jan
24
667b Jan
4
Aluminum
19% Dec
20
81% Mar 30
26
Mar 24
187b Jan
24
197b Jan
4
19
377b Oct
11
697b Jan
3
11978 Dec
7
24 Va Oct
315/b Jan.
8
8
127% Jan ,22
27 Vz Jan
2
287b Jan
4
237b Jan
23
Chemical
Amer Agricultural
Airlines
American
No par
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.
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1
common
•
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2074 Jan
8
2
37% Jan
16
Jan
12
64% Jan 26
Jan
12
62 % Jan.
2
1674 Jan
2
187a Jan
4
American
26
American
Brake Shoe
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc_i_—_———447s
Can Co common
12.50,
"„44%
Jan
3
47% Aug 10
37
Feb
8
69 Vz Nov
5874 Sep
7
64 V* Apr
5
3
24 Vb Apr
11
15% Jan
28
-
59
1
61
~
5174 Jun
6
46 Vz Jan
5
50% Jan
4174 Aug 29
617b Apr
17
42% Jan
26
46% Jan
28
8
4674 Jan
6%
2
36
49
4
Nov
2
39 Vb Jan
8
47 Vb Jan
18
48 % Jan
4
American
74 Vz Jan
24
88
Jan
2
American
-2474 Jan
25% May 12
23% Jan
8
29% Apr
21
25% Jan
17
Feb
59% Jun
84
Jan
93
8
Oct
Jan
84
25
No par
•
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Chicle
American
5
/
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No par
Co
Barge Line Co
3
Ind
No par
4%%
19
Consumer
10
Distilling Col
-——lib
Electric Pdwer Co
—10
42% Jan
8
45% Jan
22
48% Jan
5
557* Jan
2
64
Jan
8
70% Jan.
2
American
20 % Jan
3
47% Dec
22
American
Enka
317« Oct
23
137. Oct
4
European Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc——40c
35% Jan
26
38
Jan
16
American
2374 Apr
17% Jan
10
19% Jan
22
American
9% Jan
2
107b Jan
16
12% Apr
4
Jan
3
28
26
8
37%-Mar 13
75 Vo Nov
24
18
Dec
29
38% Jan
24
40
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2
14
69 V2 Jan. 26
79
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35
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307a Jan
2
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22
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16
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9
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24
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8
32
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17
103 % Jan
3
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13
111% Nov 27
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64% Jan
121% Jan
3
131% NOV 22
127
41
139% Dec
7% preferred
American Tel &
9
136% Jan
18
2
American Tobacco common
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4
23
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11
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2
28
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17
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footnotes,
65
May 22
4474 May 22
45 V4 Apr
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26Y4 Nov 30
see page 25.
34 % Jan,
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28
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18
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26
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2
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;
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30
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4
4
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26
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4
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Admiral
40% Jan. 24
32% Jan 26
8
,
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24
Jan
19 Va Jan
93
29
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4
38
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3
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2
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9
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14 Va
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2
21
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18
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Jan
.
16
73% Nov
21
19% Nov 29
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28
Sep
Acme
Jan
3<F/b Jan
5
20
21% Oct
Corp—
Inc
8
17% Jan
33 Vz Nom 22
_5
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common
convertible preferred
4%
19 V* Jan
22
Dec
68
4
66 Vb Jan
27% May 16
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—
Laboratories
Abbott
24
126 Vz Nov
17% Sep 25
Jan
69
7
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16
Jan
72% Jan
55
23
53 % Jan
21
Dec
Jan. 22
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
,
.
.
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Volume
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(531)
15
NEW /YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK: RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
,*,
Highest
.
,
34% Jan
23
29
2% Jan
5
34% Jftri
16
8
67% Jan
i 3
79% Aug
4
11
Jan
3
20 :
20
Feb
*
.80% Feb
•
4
Jun
47
T
-
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55
71% Jan
2
84% Jan
25
3
46% Jan
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4
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Jan
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8-
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18
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115 Va Dec -14-
:Jan
98
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102% Feb
7
53% Jan
3
9% Jan
60
4
84% Oct
25
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5
2% Nov 30
Nov
29
1
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41/4 Feb
24
19
17% Feb
2
24'
56 % Jan
4
3
84% Jan
23
26
24% Jan
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100
101
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100
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18
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Friday
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.
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23
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1
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5
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Thursday
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10
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;
2
-
.
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Corp
Public
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 22
-
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12
11
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4
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8
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9
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22
24
43% Jan
*
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•
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Argo
62% Jan
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46
24
Archer-Daniels-Midland
17',
2
38
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Jan. 24
Monday
„
EXCHANGE
82 Va Jan
74% Get/. 6,
5
Sep
3
Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
...
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49% Jah
•
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■
66% Jan
9
53% Aug
3
Jan
78% Jan
30
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3
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50 v
38
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83%
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300
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200
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56,700
26%
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26%
131,000
25 V*
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24%
22,900
71.
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3
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.
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4
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26
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3
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12
17
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26
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25
2
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48
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4
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19
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24
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30
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27
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26
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15
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22
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43
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43
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1
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87-
19
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3
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Black & Decker Mfg C0-4—50c
Btaw-Knox CO—4_„
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15
20
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15
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16
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67% Nov
Jun
3
78 V* Jan
11
30% Jan
11
45
106 Va Jan
10
30
112
Jan
44
Boston & Maine RR
2
10% Jan
26
2
8 Va Jan
5
Jan
3
4
Jan
9
43% Jan
2
23
111% Jan
2
2
97% Jan
16
747/a'Mar
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25
Oct
24
17% Jan
85% Jun
8
'
.
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Co Inc...:—...—-—15
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Corp__i___"—..No par
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18
52% Jan
2
55% Jan
17
61% Jan
25
Buckeye Pipe Line Co...——No par
2
20% Jan
10
Bucyrus-Erle
"
18
9
Jan
5
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73 '/* Jan
3
68
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
86
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84
Jan
23
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9
23
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
^3
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24V» Jan
5
44% Dec
19
38% Jan
5
427/a Jan
2
26'/* Oct
16
21% Jan
9
24
Jan
26
Co common...
5
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Buffalo'Forge Co—
1
Builard Co
—10
Bullock's Inc./—i-A-x
5
Bulova Watch Co Inc__
—5
Burlington Industries Inc com.—1
4%
preferred.
:
—100
3%% preferred.^'^i
1
100
•4'/a% second preference..
„100
Burridy Corp..
1
1—
—
...1
B~\rroUghs
Corp.——...
.-5
Bush Terminal Co.L.——i
s—1
Feb
28
107/b Jan
2
12
Jan
26
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36% Oct
31
1 32% Jan
t 1 7 V* Jan
2
3
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4 ; r: <
12"
29
Jan
.
3
Jan
4
31
2
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26
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19
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81
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18
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24
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13
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5
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3
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,
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For
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.
27 V*
footnotes,
May 22
;
.
see page
55
v
24 Va
25.
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5
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1
4
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22
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,
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24
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22
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26
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24
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94 Ma Jan
51
98
69 Ma Jan
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38
9
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2
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24
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24
,
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46 M2 Jan
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28 Ma Jun
3
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19
73 Mi Dec
19
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83% Jan
183/b Jan. 19
59
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2
23
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193/4 July 21
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PRICES
Jan. 23
30%
•
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' 41% 42%-40% 46%
' *32% 33 v,
.
.
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20% preferred
126% Jan
Jan
124% Jan
34
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SALE
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48 %
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31%
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;
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10 '• •
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42% Jan
10
857/a Apr
70
3% Jan 24
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40% Aug 15
129
Jun 28
10
1162 Ma Oct
65% Jan
34 Ma Dec
24 Ma Jan
17
18
24
32% Oct
3
Carriers
7% Jan
May 23
97
6
71% Jan
2
62% Jan
41% Aug 29
1
Jan
♦
Monday, January 29, 1962
Jan.24
31%
50%
49 %
preferred—
Carter
Mar 20
5
30 Ma Feb
89
4%%
32% Jan
90% May 31
28% Dec 29
22
Jan
3
2
23
36% Jan
15
Jan.02
10
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Corp
Jan
47
24
Oct
9
13 % Apr
6% Dec
52
28
36% Nov
3
27
'
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 23
Monday
-
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Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common,
2
43% Jan
3 2 Ma Jan
9
44% Jan
39% Jan
Par
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power ;& Light——No par
Carlisle
2
100
*
-
.
EXCHANGE
32% Jan
'
Jan
48
LOW
,
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
30% Jan
5
60% May
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(532)
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Volume
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195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
STOCKS
Range for Previous
year 1961
4
37% Jun
6
28
Jan
18
3
40% May 31
31
Jan
11
33 % Jan
3
15% Dec
•
13% Jan
18
15
15
26
37% Jan
•
8
43
-
4
49% Jun
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
17
Jan
8
26% Oct
26
42 % May 31
37
Jan
8
27% Jan
45% May
145% Sep
5
93% Jan
24% Jan
16
19 % Jan
2
92% Jan
3
29% May
9
21% Jan
6
11
17
22% May 11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 3]
46% Jan
18
78
157/a Dec
22
20
Noy
6% Jan
3
68% Jan
2
1
44% Nov
24
10
17% Jan
2
18
24% Jan
25
10
39% Jan
24
129% Jan
2
12
46% Jan
23
Jan
24
50% Jan
24
47% Jan
4
59% Jan
2
94% Jan 26
34% Jan
12
105 % Jan
45
12
45
Dec
4
89% Jan
92 % Jan
3
3
21% Jan
107
3
14% Feb
1
36 % Nov
27
8
16% Jan
15% Jan
19
8
70
Jan
11
10
12 % Jan
25
Jan
9
33% Jan
2
16% May 16
10% Jan
2
7
29% Dec
,
54% Jan
30
29 % Jan
23
20
11% Jan
17
13
19% Jan
22
Mar 16
37
May
4
July
7
30 % Jan
82
17
>
Jan
8
31% Jan
67 % Jan
IP
Jan
3
85% Jun
7
89
15
45
3
12 ye Nov
1
5
36'A Jan
8
14
25'% Jan
24
16
80% Oct
23
79
29'A
Jan
23
81% Jan
23
Jan
23
3.75%
series
series
Preferred
9
81
Nov
15
80'% Jan
16
79'% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
83
Jan
5
85
32
3
47'% May
4
39
Jan
8
42% Jan 22
Decca
Records
49% Jan
3
55% Jan
15
Deere
&
22
48'% Aug 18
62% May 23
15% July 18
20% Jan
19% Jan
49% Jan 22
53% Jan
3
3
60% May 16
44% Jan
11
54% Jan
26
27% Jan
37
Mar 27
25% Jan
Jan
17
19
Delaware
Delta
8
2
27% Jan
8
22% Oct
II
20% Jan
2
22% Jan
12
14'% Mar 20
10'% Jan
18
11%
Jan
2
Desoto
48% Jan
4
67% Nov
10
57% Jan
26
61% Jan
2.c
14% Jan
3
20% May 17
16% Jan
8
6
37%
32
Jan
23
34% Jan
74% Jhn
21
62'A Jan
25
66% Jan
52'% Dec
29
29% Jan
3
33
Oct
24
32'/a Jan
16
32% Jan
8
12% Jan
4
27'/a Jun
12
23
Jan
2
27% Jan
22
20% Mar 17
15
Jan
16
167/s Jan
2
•
19
Jan '23
53%
Jan
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29% Jan
9
18% Jan
25
20% Jan
3
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
19
36% Jan
17
40'A
Jan
11
31% Jan
3
47% Nov
6
Dec
17% July 24
18
Jan
9
447/a Jan
29
18% Jan
11
21% Jan
23'% May
4
28% Nov 29
16% Jan
2
18% Jan
24% Jan
24
27% Jan
22'% Jan
23
25% Jan
2
42
•
21
15% Nov 29
10
13% Jan
8
Mar
20
'
18% Jan
17
26% Dec
Jan
3
42% Aug
32'A Jan
8
37% Jan
26
4
24% NOV
20% Jan
10
23% Jan
4
3
85%-Sep
66% Jan
24
72% Jan
4
Dow
8
28% Jan
2
Dresser
28
14% Jan
7
'
29% Dec
38% May
22% Sep
29
17% Jan
4
30 3A Jan
2
19'/a Jan
22
Jan
23
25
Jan
16
Dunhill
9% Jan
Jan
26
Duplan
Corp
10% Jun
22
225
Jan
7
104
Jan
17
90'% Dec
20
244'A Jan,
26
20
Dec
11
84 3A Jan
23
Nov
8
'29%
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110
25% Jan
3
34
38% Jan
3
42% Jun
8
39
15
47% Apr
6
44
40% Jan
11
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,
2
5
Jan
31% Jan
46
Jan
de
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11
v
42 3A Jan
12
43% Jan
16
4%
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45'A Jan
19
46% Jan
23
4.20%
42% Mar 28
4.10%
2
44%
Jan
5
45'A Jan
3
46'A Jan
25
19
Jan
19
32'% Nov
24
24% Jan
10
26% Jan
2
22% Jan
5
Feb
6
21% Jan
24
23
com
21% Oct
24
32% May 15
25% Jan
26
27'A Jan
29% Jan
3
54% Dec
12
46'A Jan
8
50% Jan
81'A Jan
3
89% May 24
85'A Jan
11
88
Jan
4'A%
16% Jan
3
7,5% May 17
19
18
21% Jan
Eastern
101 % Jan.17
111'A Jan
Gas
Eastern
97% Sep
25
Jan
119% Apr
11
30% Jan
3
96
10
6
28
Jan
4
99
Jan
39
Jan
$3.60
8
17
2
98
Dec
15
84
Jan
25
88% Jan
Apr
24
89
Jan
18
90
Jan
6
10
26% Jan
3
Oct
2
98
1
89
22
Feb
2
20'A Jan
12
36'A Apr
21j
26% Jan
8
27% Jan
8
44% Jan
4
67% Apr
12
56% Jan
5
60% Jan
16
34'A Sep
6
30% Jan
7% Apr
11
5% Jan
16
65% Mar 22
46% Jan
8
93
r
1130 y4 Dec
19
4% Oct
24
Dec
11
46
95,
12
;
8
Jan
'
23
2
16% May 15
14
Jan
23
16
Jan
5
30% Jan
19
25% Jan
10
26% J an
26
3
88% Sep
6
Jan
72% Jan
8
80% Jan
2
Jan
24
38% Jan
11% Jan
3
32% Jan
10
5
12
Jan
26
13'A Jan
42% Jan
17
45
Jan
35% Jan
23'/4 Jan
Jan
24% Jan
24
60'A Jan
3
18% July 24
33 7A May
8
21% Jan
19
37% Jan
26
48% Nov
17
42% Jan
5
3% Dec
29
4
Jan
2
18y8Dec
15
32% Jan
19
19
Jan
3
21%
Jan
29
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
58
Jan
11
53% Sep
15% July 28
6% Mar 22
23% Apr
20
18% Jan
%
47 y4 Jan
26
4% Jan
3
25
20% Jan
Co
16% Apr 27
11'A Jan
2
Evans Products
45% Apr
18
30% Jan
23
13% Jan
36% Jan
9
3
2
Eversharp
45% Dec
5
40% Jan
5
44% Jan
22
35% Jan
17
44% Jan
4
Jan
24
21
3
6% Jan
11
1141% Dec
20
Sep
7% Jan
21
Jan
30
13
45
Dec
11
15
3
34% Apr
4
Apr
3
3
28% Apr
4
27
1162% Dec 29
6
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35
Jan
Jan
May
36% Oct
Jan
8
55 'A Jan
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22
8
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11
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11
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4
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34% Jan
16
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88% Oct
13%
28 Va Jan
25% Jun $0
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14%
20
31 y4 Dec '
footnotes,
1
see page
23% Jan
25.
4
Jan
8% Jan 25
22 Vx Jan 11
63% Jan
;
32% Jan
52 % Jan
38'A Jan
26
Jan
2
*
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2
-
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240
190
70
26'A
26
26
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21
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5%
5%
50%
51'A
50%
51%
51
14%
14
14'A
14
14%
25%
76'A
38'A
14%
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'*
75'A
$7%
25%
26
25%
26%
14%
26'A
75%
76'A
74'A
75%
*37%
38'A
37
37%
12%
12%
12'A
6
.
,
,
5,600
5,000
1,600
10,600
12'A
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12%
42%
43'A
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
21'A
22
62
21
21'A
20%
21
21
21%
20%
21
61
62%
62
62
61
61
60 »A
60%
550
22%
45%
22%
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45%
23'A
23%
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24 »A
23%
24%
5,400
45
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45%
45%
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47%
3,200
4
-
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4
4'A
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7,500
20'A
20'A
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19'A
19%
12%
12%
30%
32%
43%
44%
20
20%
19%
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57%
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57%
57%
19%
19%
19%
19%
61
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100
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45%
4
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31%
31%
31%
31
31%
44
43%
44%
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44
37%
38
37%
38%
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20
12%
12 %
37%
36%
37%
20
20
8
8%
8'A
22 %,
22%
22%
22'A
59
62%
58 Va
59%
10%
9%
9%
9'A
29%
297A
51%
♦50%
51%
*50%
35%
35%
35%
36
30
9%
50
7,900
11,200
5,600
19%
600
8%
8%
8%
69,800
22%
22%
22%
1,000
58%
9'A
'
30%
29'A
,
51%
30
12%
820
9,900
3,500
22%
22%.
63 y4
9%
y8
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8%
8%
62%
.
1SMA
30%
12%
20%
35 y8
19
43
y4
20 »A
51 y4
58
31
12 %
36%
29
19%
20%
43%
21%
8%
20%
*56
58
30%
12%
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18%
4
4
21%
43'A
39
8
-
20%
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'
12
20%
-'
4
4'A
37%
Al
Cq common50c
preferred-—1-1—50
Cbrp
—1
Finance Corp
1
Brewing
86'A
86%
103
51
50'A
n
•
90
25'A
96
27'A
59'A
317A
86%
_
junior
.1
3
85
*84
21
Fairmont Foods
3
*84
85
8,400
26
Fairbanks Morse & Co-
23
81%
8.1%
22'A
common
Corp
(Max)
*80
26
10 '/a
,
U
:* ny8
229%.230
1
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com—1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Falrchild StratQs* {5orp_—ti:
V
Factor
-
IT
10% Jan
Ex-Cell-0
81%
40
21%
,
24%
,—^-50
Inc——
4
Oct
.
*80%
40'A
-1
common-,
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Jan
11
*80
*
54'A
5
Assn
5r/o
Eurofund
12,900
25%
*80'A
26'/a
1
22 % Jan
35
Co
preferred—
3
40%
25%
:
10%
Radio & Phonograph
5
Etppire District Electric Co_>I
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co,
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
9
22
5,400
21 %
Emerson
26
20% Jan
Dec
59
14'A
com„10
Inc
When issued
5
10
79% Mar 16
20% Dec 15
14
81%
*84
13%
26'/a
25
2
63
12
81%
<
82'A
*80
120
7,000
10%
*88
5
49
25%
*80
5,200
14%
21%"
*87
5
Dec
16% Jun
41'/a
25%
41%
81'A
41%
88'A
14%
26'/a
2.50
17
37
40
25%
41%
14 y8
52
preferred—
—100 .
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Autp-Lite Co__—_.*_5
Electric Bond & Share Co__
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs__10s.
Electric Storage Battery
10
Elgin National Watch Co
_5
El Paso Natural Gas—
——3 '*
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
—2
22
6'A Jan
51V* Jan
,31%
4Q%
25'A
81
41%
*87
51
4'A%
11% Sep 29
24% Oct 19
50
Kodak
Products
14'/a
:
19
*
50
50
-5
i
preferred——
4'A%
Ekco
13%
2,000
50'A
—>—100
2
29% Dec
10
24% Jan
'
Manufacturing Co
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
Feb
83
14%
68'A
50%
Eaton
26% Dec
59% Jan
14'A
68'A
1,100
26,600
18%
—.
prior preferred.
100
Stainless Steel Corp.,—2 50
Eastman
36% Jan
Jan
40% Dec
99
Jan
88'%
14%
1,500
68 %
11
52'A
50
Fuel
&
41%
88%
14'A
33%
67 »A
t
68%
17%
33
E
Lines
Air
41%
88
14'A
.
42
88
14 Va
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68 '•
17%
33%
17%
32%
v
11%
17%
>
69%
*11%
Vx
41%
88
14%
17
33
69'A
T
17%
♦32%
1,400
51'A
'
—50
———50
Eagle-Plcher -Co—
Eastern
11%
17%
32%
800
29%
19'A
1
:
preferred——
DWG Cigar Corp
Jan
11;%
12
17%
32%-
10%
29%
10%
51%
1
—i
$2.10
■
27
lO'/a
29%
19
1
preferred
43% Jan
10%
29%
50'A
_No par
preferred-
20
12
11%
17%
10
29%
.
52%
•
Inc———1-
preferred
—
preferred—
27
28
11,200
29%
50
No par
22
46'A Dec
33%
10%
ioy2
29%
200
19'/2
,
No par
Nov
45% Feb
1,200
1 V : 58% ' 58%
17%
17%
series
45% Nov
4
12%
26
21
l0'/2
series
49
Jan
12
*33
5l'/a
1
$3.50
5
44
12'A
33%
10'A
29%
19'A
v-
—
(E I)
Nemours
3
44
12%
33'/a
49%
Co—6.75
—3
—
Jan
41
11%
33'/+
11,200
$4.50
$4.15
70
117'»
33'A
.
54'A
Duquesne Light Co common—
5
$3.75 preferred-:
—50
I
70
12 'A
33%
53%
Preferred
5
1,600
18,300
53%
Preferred
^
2
5
Jan
42% Sep
du
2
Jan
87% Jan
108
1
14%
54'A
——1
,-—-20
International
12
254'% Nov
70
16
13%
1
54
Co__—l—
22'A Jan
3
14%
*69
■
500
16
16y9
55
5
27
19
70
16'A
14y8
'
390
107
54%
——50c
58% Jan
19
Jan
8
'
143V
19%
107
55'A
Co—
54'A Jan
100% Apr
77% Jan
8,600
20%
107
-54%
Corp-—
17
185% Jan
94%
20y8
93 3A
19%
300
4,100
18,600
—15"-,a-
24 Vb Nov
5
22,500
42'A
—_—10y
Drewrys Limited USA
Chemicals Inc—
2
52%
41%
Industries—
Power
46
50%
93%
42
DuBois
Duke
46
51
*105%
16%
*69
46%
*93 »A
:
19%
46
50%
42'A
Fruit Corp
Chemical
-
12,800
26,800
>
46%
41%
Coatings—-—
Nov
63
H52y8 July 18
9% Jan
28% Jan
24'A Apr
25
29% Dec
26 Ya Jan
93'A '
13%
109
*45%
42'A
—
•
May
70
V
-
106
*16
;
106%
46
41
25
—50c
—2.50
Diners' (The) Club Inc
1
Disney (Walt) Productions
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd^____2 Divco-Wayne Corp—
i
1
Dr Pepper Co—.—
No par ;
Dome Mines Ltd_.v
No par Dominiclc Fund Inc.:
1
Douglas Aircraft Go—
No par
Dover Corp—
1
Stares
DiGiorgio
16%
36
,
114»A
46
42%
preferred—
$1.50
Diana
93 %
10%
Natidiikl Corp—/ 50% * 51 ;
%yDiamond
52 Vx
106
14%
36 '/a
108
42
DeVilbiss •.Co— iL;—;
Diamond Alkali po
10
24
4
3
35%
112
85
etroit Steel
getroit EdisonCorp..
——
58% Oct
1,900
85
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
35% Jan
7,400
24%
36%
85
*
No par
3
18% Jan 55.4
17 ya
*84
Inc_
Chemical
17
24%
C—-100
Light
&
3
50
"
100
.
17%
24%
36%
81 Vx
Hudson
Lines
7% Jan
14% Oct
.
2,700
.
112 y8
33%'v 32%'.'.'
.
2,200
63%
17
19%
70
700
18%
*33
33%
.10%
31 .
11%
77%
•
*76
46'%
20
*69
12%
i7ya
..
.—1
24% Jan
tfeb
„
,'6%
63%
77%
6%
63
,
69%
•
33%
10%
30
*17%
6%
18%
'
50c
16% Jan
29% Jan
..
r
6%
63%
77 »A
...
1
40
24%
50 %
'
106'A
16%
•<
18,600
17%
45
.
14%
f
15
23%
46 'A
93%
19%
16%
14%
69%
*12 '
/
Supply Co of N Y—2.50
Dentists'
92%
106%
■
20
23%
,23%
18'A
24%
35 »A
52%
1
,
*46
46
93%
20%
54
93%
77'A
105 V*
46'A
51
47
*92%
16%
36
46
47
51%
94
24%
\
112%
46%
45%
106% 106%
.
„
35%
107 '
119
88%
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Inc_!
Power
Air
35%
.
417/8
25%
80Va
Co
Delaware &
2
59'% Nov 27
11
16%
24%
45%
..
'
100
77%
8,800
88%
23%
6%
24 %
179
90
63 'A
16%
114
.
17%
6 %
62%
24%
50%
178
88'%
'
*76
51%
177%
*
5,900
-*92%
23%
17%
:
17
40'A
25'A
80Vx-
B
3.90%
Preferred
76% Feb
41% Jan
<
'
50%
177%
-
-
6%
16%
...
Daystrom
Jnc__,—
,—10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75%
se-ries A_^—100
2
81% Jan
3
Jan
51 %
179'%
63%
*
*76
14'A
22
43% Dec
31% Nov
63
77'A
177
■
18
6%
-
14%
41% Jan
16
36,600
50%
24%
35
Dana
Corp——
50%
39%
52
179%'
"18
17%
„*_50c
Dayco
24,700
20
-6%
63%
...
.V
3
3,600
19%
39
.
39%
19%
39
•
22%
41%
Jan
16
38%
18%
38%
39% '
19 y.
39 'A*
24
41%
*87
14%
24
39
18%
23%
/
13% Jan
38%
'38%
.
23%
68%.
2
3,800
23%
68%
14 Vb Jan
13%
39%
13%
37%
"
94
*76
,—10
4
14y»
*92%
—1.
'v.-..-.
14
94
16 Va
14% Jan
30
Aug
#
.„
24
14%
%
92%
88% Jan
13%
*92
Prior
Inc——_
6,700
14%
92%
' v'
preferred——>—100
Inc——
5
Cutler-Hammer
r
5,800
33
90
..
Press
Class
.1
31
32%
*88%
20
10
5
30
33%
90
>
5
Jun
76% Jan
—
30%
32%
*88%
*
Shares
29% <
32
51%
<
the Week
30
178 %
No par
common?
52%
Friday
Jan. ?6
31%
90-
,
Sales for
Thursday
Jaiy.25
29%
'
17
6%63%
-
preferred—100
cQ
f'i
'
30
'
180%
common,._5
Corp
30
•
*88%
92%
,
PRICES
.
'
179%
.
Corp common,
„
1
3%% preferred series A_—100
Dan River Mills Inc,
5
8
Mar
52
<
>
..
2
25 ya Jun
22
•
5
7
Nov
20
39%
Jan
15% Mar 27
12% Jan
19%
39
5Qc
d
32
17%
39%
preferred-2r—•—No par. '.:>•■
$1.60 prior preferred.——No par
>
Cmtiss-Wrigljti common
j—_l
75% Jan
40% Jan
46% Nov 27
25
86% Jan
62% Feb
$4
33% Jan
11
-38%
18%
Sugar—
Packing
4%%
Cuneo
Jan
6
«
40
17%
39%
./Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.5Q
Curtis Publishing fiommon../.:
_1.
Jan
18
Dec
15% Jan
39 ...
,
5
preferred—
Cudahy
32'A Jan
.
Zellerbach
Cuban-American
11% Jan
3
8% Jan
Corpi—1_1
Works common
5%% "- convertible
9
2
*
14%
co^
Glass
$4.20
...
Jan
*33
14%
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
68% Jan
73% May 19
14y4
*
4
26
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
5
1
preferred———
100
3% % preferred ser of 1947__100
Cpsden Petroleum Corp
1
iCftty'
——L
Cofy International Corp
—1
Crane. Co;common
25.
3%%. preferred——
100
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5% conv preferred——
25
Crowell-CQllier publishing
1I Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
$2
preferred-—>—il——No par
$2 conv preference—
No par
Crown
16
3
32%
.
12% Jan
13% Aug 21
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
24
2
102
109% May 25
23% Apr 18
15% Aug 23
2
3 9% Jan
95 % Jun 12
>26% May 17'
6
17% Jan
-
31%
„
Jan
10
20
67
July 25
17
77 % Jan
17
16 % Jan
Dec
134
.
23% Jan
48% Deo
4
9% Jan
64% Jan
15
24
45 % Noy
11
39% Feb
<
22
6% Jan
62% Jan
76 % Jan
50% Mar
Sep
42% Jan
90% Jan
Jan
4
U
13,
29% Apr
31
2
.
30
32%
3%%
,
24
24% Apr
23% Dec
72% Jan
11
Corning
21
30
51%
Corn
2
26
Jan
58
Jan. 24
31%
Co
SALE
high
Wednesday
Jan.23
29%
,
Co,-————5
Products
4
88% Jan
Jan.
5
Copperweld Steel CO——
192% Jan
93% Sep
Jan
Range
Copper
LOW and
Tuesday
Jan. 3*
-
17
1
Monday
Par
v
5
2.
5
5
3% Jan
13
4,
25
26
88
18% Jan
Jan
20
Jan
40% Jan
.Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copeland Refrigeration
2
10
176
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
16
89
25
50% Jan
28
NOV
194% Apjf
2!
88
?
63% Nov
3
83%Jan
■
3,
31% Jan
30% Jan
*
In.
:
Highest
24 % Jan
7% Jan
(533)
».
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Controls Co of America
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
,
.
,
•19
58 Va
60%
9%
10
30%
29%
60
14,000
10
39,800
30 VI
10,600
110
♦51
52
51%
52
*35%
36
35%
35%
2,800
24%
24%
25%
3,700
'
35%
.
'
24%
25%
24%
25i
24%
24%
■
'
24%
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
<
Range Since
Year 1961
*
21
5'/b Jan
9
17 Ma Jan
3
EXCHANGE
7% Jan
5
22% Jan
8
38% Jan
Fawick-Corp
22
17
Jan
8
38 y4 Jan
19% May-10
12% Jan
26
3
24% Jan
17
19% Jan
9
21% Jan
5
19
29
Dec
5
13'% Jan
12 Ma Dec
3
42 y4 Oct
13
39% Jan
11
42'% Jan
25
23% July 27
23 y» Jan
12
23% Jan
22
20
48% Jan
23
54% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
13 '% Jan
5
15
53
Jan
2
19
31% Jan
2
25
20 Va Jan
4
33'% Jan
Aug 30
21
10
39% Nov
3
Jan
27
35
•
1
59 % Nov
2
42% July 25
18 Va Jan
55% Dec
4
48 Va Jan
26% Aug?. 2
34% Mar 21
28Ma Jan
15% Mar 16
23 Ma Jun
18% Jan
34% Feb
10% Nov
Dec
35% Apr
24
,
__
24% Jan
11
164 ft Nov
24
5
23% Oct
126
12
4
142
24
Nov
24
49'% Jan
75% Dec
"4
9% Aug 23
6% Jan
24
34% May 22
23% Jan
8
Jan
15
96% Jan
11
v
22 % Nov
Nov
95
Dec 29
10
59 % Jan
4
3
Jan
'•'«
13
16% Jan
250
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
15
73% Jan
9
5
25% Jan
17
17
5
79 Ma Jan
8
96 Mis Jan
8
36% Jan
8
94 % Jan
13
97% Sep
15
41% Nov
Jan
11
89% Jun
1
33 '% July 26
85
29
28
2
,
4
4
Jan
3
Jan
25
Jan
2
2
25
> 40% Jan
2
Jan
15
•
.
98
>89%
Jap
22
Mb Jan
18
29% Jan
23
21% Jan
13% Jan
15
17% Oct
18
29 % Mar 22
17% Jan
19
19% Jan
117 '% Dec
5
102 '% Jan
24
116 Ma Jan
4
15% Nov
21
13
Jan
26
14%
Jan v 4
43% Oct
19
37% Jan
8
24
41
J an
25
Jan
66
Mi Jan
2
30'% Jan
22
34% Jan
2
9
24
19% Jan
3
9
26% Aug 14
14 Yb Jan
5
Dec
26
50 ye Nov
27
27
61
18
35% Nov 28
24*
Apr
3
87
61 % Dec 26
■
Apr
18% Jan
Jan
25
* 1
35% Jun
29% Jan
Jan
2
Feb
13
19
31 '% Aug
3
73
23
23 '% Jan
10
25% Jan
25
Nov
2
82% Jan
12
84
Jan
4
8
14% Jan
31% Jan
2
20% Jan
16
Gabriel
Co
22
37'% Jan
2
Gamble
Skogino
86
22%
23
37%
'
38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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4
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2
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11
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4
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2
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26
26% Jan
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11
44% Jan
v,
25%
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6
21
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123% Mar
7
2
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26
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1
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26
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15
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95
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26
17
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2
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17
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23% Jan
541
Jan
27/
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8
10,100
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700
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4
5,000
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44% May 22 I
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200
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15,900
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35
35
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25
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3/
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2
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'
16 '
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45%
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43 %
4?
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59%
preferred series A„^——100
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Hupp Corp common.
.-1
5% convertible pfd series A—50
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17% Jan 15
,
44% Dec
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1
2
87 Va Nov
4
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39% Oct
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3
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17
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2
32 % Sep
48% Oct
30 Vb May 31.-
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37
Sep 29
July 7
91
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t
11
98
50
90
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common—5
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2
8i/8 Jan
4
10
,
37
93
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:
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37
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2
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83
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43
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4
84%
6,400
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37%,.
83%
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4
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26 V*
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preferred——
2
f
39
26 y4
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2
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9
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24
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12
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54
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37
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Hoover Ball >&£ Bearing Co—-„__5
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;
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25
Jan
16% Jan
2
vY; 44
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62 V*
86
58%
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4%
—100
4.40%
preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp—
1
Jan
13
2
25
1
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28 VB
61 Va
86
37%
86%
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9
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19
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10
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61
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11,400
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11%. Jan
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93
61
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3
22
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28%
9
6,900
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52 »/2 Jan
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30%
30
30%
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41
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41
3,400
1,500
23%
33%
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90
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11
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29
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5,700
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18
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231/4 Apr
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35
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38%
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37
115
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50
v
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3
30% Jan 26
37%
4oy8
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83 ;
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36
183
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13
801/2 Jun
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&
25
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38% Jan-
5
60 Vs? Sep
:
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88% Jan
Jan
Apr ^10
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19
86% Jan
Holt
41% Jan
41/8 Jan
19
23
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88
24% Nov" 8
.
22
7
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Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
2
;
3
/V
3
26% Jan
6
18
16% Jan
4
51
34%
*40%
■
V 30%: ,v
86
Holland Furnace Co————-5
2
29
26
105
35%
*
.23 V2
,
26
35%
33%
32 V*
45%
*123%
12,700
60%
15
25
Apr
5
29% Dec. .7
15
V
7
.
471,4 Jan
33%
13,600
190%
2
36% Jan
38% Jan
33
45 %V 45%
40 VR
'' 64
Corp
40 % Jan
_
33%
700
52%
24
1
Inc————:
30% Jan
Jan
16
90
7
20
7
37
33.
300
f
32%
60
8% Jan
301/2 Jan
16
35%
36%
'
Hill
3,900
*102
'
35%
33
35 V4
..
26
104%
35%
35%
*123% .125%
23 Va
25%
*101
105
*102
,
V
25%
25%
26
103
,61%
,
5
Co—
24
34% Jan
9
Nov
43% Aug 2C
July 14
41% Apr
4
34% Jun 22
'
:
28%. .28%
——5
Hilton Hotels Corp common
2.50
5%% conv pfd series A——25
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
50c
.
53% Jan
Y"r 34
'•
28
26
"
187
28% Jan
16 Vh Jan
Apr
23%
69 Va
Y . 30 Va
:
—100
preferred-No par
Corp
No par
A
17% Jan
30% Jan
24%
36%
•
■
24
32%
1
class
Hewitt-Robins
Apr
24%
68 Va
9
preferred—-—couv
Hershey Chocolate
Hertz
28% Apr
25
23%
37%
40 Vb
.,
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3 Va% preferred series A
—100
3
691/a Dec
25%
>
37
3.8
19
51%
•/■■vf .•134%
44
.
17
V
/
36%
61%
'32%
68 %./•.•'
*36 Va
common—
Oct
,
61%
61%
32V*"
33%
35"
v
V 23%
-
...
NOV
86
.
61%
52**/*
36%
Hercules
17
34%
*61
68 Va
.
1
—
53
4
35
'43%
W)
34%
32 V*
103
.10
(G
34%
32 V*
Y
non-cumulative preferred—25
Powder common-—2 1/12
7%
2
Jan
(W E)
28V2 Mar 30
Y 112% Jan
26
•;
2031% Nov
115
4.
-
5%
48
50% Jan
741/4 May 25
34
52
29%
9%
26
24
86
.
100
52%
33% '":./'Y 33%
361/2 Jan
46% Apr
'
8
170
107%
•51%
29 V4
23
3
Jan
107
•105
52 Vb
33%
Jan
Jan
Mar 16
,
..
•
87
27% Jan 26
56
•105
105%
32 Va
—1
1
——50
——40c
.—5 ^;
3
19
21
50
105% 106
105%
33%
62
—-—5
Jan
40% Sep
30
210
106
51V2
*123 % '. 125%
Chemical Co———:—5
Schaffner & Marx
preferred——-.
Haveg Industries Ipc
Hayes Industries Inc—
Hazelline Corp——-———No par
Heinz (H J) Co common
8.33%
3.65 %
preferred—.
—100
Helene Curtis Industries class A—1
73% Nov
87
.
Harvey Aluminum Inc_„
Hat Corp of America common
9
11,400
I
104%
104%
*10o
34%
*61
46 V*-
30% Jan
9% Jan
7
96
•
,32%
34
35% Jan
28
*94
95
9o
24%
45%
com—7.50
6%
Y 24% Jan
Jan
96
39%
89%
94%..
-
;
25% / 26
105
preferred
——100
fiarcourt Brace & World Inc__—j,l V,
Harrls-Intertype Corp-----———1
Harsco Corporation—-.—
1.25
3
•94
39
*88%
•>
'-
32%
A)
Harbison-Walker JRefrac
8
Nov
33
32%
291a Jan
'
6i%
32%
3
81
,
common—-1
Co
12
49'/a Feb
11
1127
;
6i%
.-Yv.33.j-
Co———1 i;
Co_——.'—/_-—-2.5G ,
Harshaw
94
33%!
25%
8% Jan
27
28
35
24%
401/8 Jan
'
13
,
34%"
Organ
(M
94
105%!
*105
35%
,
89%
*92%
104%
104ya
105 %
Co——_—__——.*—1
27% Jan
■
104%
*105
52%-
33 '/4 Jan
t.
-*■104""
""*•*
51%
23 Va Jan
18
9
20
.
2
11
39%
•88%
94
95
35
Hanna
47% Jan
1241/2 Jan
..
38%
88%
*93 V2
*101Va
Hammond
39
88%
95
4%
convertible preferred——100
Hammermill Paper Co
-——2.50;»/
34% Jan
". 5
; 43% Mar 15
.
Jan
65% Jan
...7
6
27
4
2
13% Feb
8 % Feb
'341/2 Jan
8
"7 29% Oct
37% Feb
17
10
3
23 Va Jan
Jan
431/4 Jan
27% May 18' v
20% Jan
,
22
32'A Jan
36% Aug'
;
a
35% Jan
108"
Shares
38%
94
.-*-5
Co-—-———
Watch
Hamilton
2
123i/2 Jan
44% Sep
24% Jan" 4
271/2 Jan
15
May 24
19
Jan
24
Jan
31% Jan
31
80 V4 Dec
Jun
•
103
■
58 y2 Mar 28
128
9
46
•
25% Jan
9
13
36
the Week
*92 Va
39%
*92'%
*93 %
-
Printing: Co-——Yr
tW F)
14
28% Feb
85
s
Hall
Halliburton
31 1
120% Jan
Friday
Jan.26
89
38%,
*87%
>93
93
Hackensack. Water—--—:—a25
54% Jan
v
Jan. 25
H
J
621/2 Jan
18
112% Feb
3
3
100
35% Jan
,,
51% Jan
26% Aug
1
33 Va Dec 21
'
•
22
22% Jan 24
20
■> 21% Oct 24
.
611/4 Jan
19
Apr
29% Nov
-
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.24
"
preferred—;
$4.44 dividend
.
60 Vb NOV
Nov 29
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 23
v
.39%
89 /
39%
*87Va
,
*.100
prefaced100
$5 dividend preferred.;
100
$5.08 dividend preferred.
100
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co.—...—2.50
Jan 24
'
39% May 18
"
Tuesday
Jan. 22
/,
Gulf States Utilities Co com-Nof par
17
'!'
-66
537/4 Jan 30
25 Vs Jan
LOW AND
Monday
_
■■
,
27
4
s.
Par
13
Oct
;1
.
EXCHANGE
88 % Apr
91
v
.>■
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
94% Jun
4
33 Va Jan
Lowest
A7V* Nov
35% Jan 16
85
Sep 20
1
'
Highest
Lowest
.
1
57%
58 Va
91
90 y*
91
90 V-
91
23,000
3.300
25%
2sy*
25%
25
25 V»-
12,600
say*
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(536)
,
f
.
Monday, January 29, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1!)6J
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
56 % Jan
3
75% Dec
12
67% Jan
18
73% Jan
2
96
Jan
3
102% Dec
4
101% Jan
3
102% Jan
23
13
Jan
3
21 % May 26
16% Jan
22
17% Jan
4
37
Sep
26
48
34 •<Jan
22
40% Jan
4
Dec
1
88% Dec
22
108% Apr
25
44% Jan
11
48 % Jun
1
47
Jan
Mar 20
:
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
&
Jones
5%
""
101% 102
100 '
preferred^- series A
16%
38
"
1
1
M) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
(Earle
16%
36%
102
Oct
100
Dec
\
49 % May 23
32 % Jan
35% Jan
88% Jan
18
91 % Jan
9
4%%
convertible
3
48 % Jan
26
4%%
122
May 19
105
Jan
12
108
101
104% Jan
19
122
Jun
6
17
87
Nov
6
Jan
9
82
Dec
13
84% Jan
27
92% Feb
6
75%
89
87
Jun
36
4
70
77
Jan
2
9
81
Jan
19
Jan
8
88
Jan
8
4%
2
96 % Jan
2
4.50%
Jan
8
89
8
4.20%
1183
5
Jan
3
57
54% Nov
4.35%
Jan
4
40% Jan
22
62% Jan
3
45% Jan
3
28% Nov 28
23% Jan
11
84 **
68
12%
86
3
9
-
100
100
_—
Kansas City Southern
4%
100
—100
—,
preferred
Gas
com_A-No par
preferred
non-cum-
Kansas
1
Nov
■
24
Power
19
48% Jan
5
Kansas
24
26
% Jan
4
Kayser-Roth
Jan
5
75
Jan
25
&
Light
Corp
31% Feb
23
5
37% Jan
18
40% Jan
3
25% Jan
3
49% Nov 27
48
Jan
2
Kendall
3
94% May 16
43% Jan
82% Jan
12
73% Jan
26
86
Jan
5
Kennecott
52
4
83
11
74% Jan
8
85
Jan
26
Kerri
57% May 3
42% May 23
25
Kerr-McGee
93
Jan
38% Sep
27
32% Jan
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
7
39% Jan
3
Jan
8
44% Jan
37% Jan
8
,41
Feb
10
69% Jan
18
79% Jan
3
29
26% Jan
5
29% Jan
4
16% Jan
2
17% Jan
10
41% Jan
19
85
Jan
78
Dec
27% Feb'
9
48% July 31
14
14% Nov
36
Oct
29 % Dec
4
81% Jan
44% Dec
28
28
34% Nov
3
20% Jun
27
Dec
14
Jan
16
27% Oct
34 % Apr
6
30% Jan
39% Dec
11
6
44
2
84 % Jan
15
Jan
26
47 % Jan
V4
3
36% Jan
8
Kresge
24
Kress
_
22'/a Jan
■4%
50c
.—1
Korvette
34% Dec
24% Jan
2
2
16% Jan
15
24
30% Jan
2
Kroger
36% Jan
11
39% Jan
4
K
Jan
24
40 Va Jan
2
29 Va Jan
11
21
51
26
31 Va Jan
12
20
40% Nov
28
32% Jan
25% Oct
24
41
20
31
16
26
29% May
14% Jan
1131
2
3
36% Jan
21% Jan
18% Jan
39
16
2
11
Lee
26
Jan
15
Leesona
5
14% Jan
2
Lehigh
16
22
Jan
18
23 Va Jan
3
1 Va Jan
2
1% Jan
2
4
22% Mar 22
Leonard
Lerner
60% Mar
7
55 Va Jan
24
58% Jan
4
15% Jun
Libbey-Owens-Ford
5
12 % Jan
24
14
% Jan
5
3
111% Nov
Libby McNeil & Llbby—
22
103 Va Jan
10
109
10
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
152% Dec
23 % Nov
9
42 Va May
% Jan
9
56 Va Apr 17
35% Mar 29
3
18% Dec
15
54% Dec 29
71
Nov
4
165% Dec
26
51 % Aug
10
46% Dec
27Va Feb
29% Nov
9
11
Jan
41% Jan
170
4
Apr
24
19'/a Jan
2
Link
2
Lockheed
44
Loew's
8
Jan
25
10
23% Jan
4
Lone
Star
25% Jan
11
27 % Jan
2
Lone
Star
Jan
15
154
Jan
r.
15
4.84%
3
53'/a Jan
55 % Jan
23
Long
Island
8
101% Jan
102% Jan
16
5%
series
Jun
16
104
Jan
13
,89
Dec
88 '/a
'Jan
91.
Jan
10
87
Mar 29
91
Va Dec
12
90
Jan
91
Jan
26
72% Nov
29
55
Jan
63
Jan
2
'u May 25
142
Jan
144 V* Jan
5
4
136% Jan
4
146
_
35 * Dec 28
49 % Jun 29
38
Dec
28
32% Jan
24
63
Oct
24
59 %' Jan
8
13% Nov
18% Mar 28
53
Jan
1
3
7
14% Oct 26
•'»
#
22
14% Jan
11
17
60% Jan
24
67% Jan
4
23
14% Jan
8
17% Jan
37%
38%
44%
44%
44%
84
83%
83%
-83%
81 '
79
80%
;8i%
42-
25
84%
18,200
84%
83%
85
13,600
43
16%
16%
41%
*83%
42%
41%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
*83%
83%
83%
84
83
83%
43Va
41%
42%
41%
42%
-.41%
42%
37
42
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
23%
35
22%
22%
23
'
•
:
"15%', 15%
28%
29%
•
43%
41
84
23'A
15
14%
x28%
36%
'
36%
,
,
22%
23 %
„
*
22%
-
14%
14%
15
15
28 %
28
28%
36%
37%
37
36%
37
37
30%
30%
30 Va
31
30%
30%
5,500
11,100
7,900
51 Va
*44
51 Va
*43%
'': 35
35%
30%
8,200
30
4,800
51%
34%
35
1,800
32%
34
20%
.
21%
19,300
6,400
6,600
17%
18 Va
18
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
37
36 Va
36%
35
36%
34 Va
34%
33%
35
14
%
14'A
14'/a
14 %
14 Va
14 >A
14%
14%
14%
14%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
19%
*19%
20%
6'A
.6
39
>39%
"
•
57 Va
i
13'A
50
38%
38
12 Va
105 %
-25%
'
'
■
V
50
50
.142
>
•
1,200
56%
55%
57
18,100
13%
12%
12%
31,600
109
150'A
41%
24%
254it
49 Va
51
15
15%
514a
16 Va
146%
139 Va-
y
*47
49
*473A
-
48%
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42%
:
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109
150%
150%
39%
40%
244a
25%
;
.49.
%,'
24,800
V
16%
49
%. 80
13,400
50%
15%
;
9,100
k
,4.
,
49%
49
9,400
37,200
'
54%;
,100
42%
44
22%
27%
23%
2244
23%
21,000
26 Va
26'A
26
26% '
25%
20%
157
j 14t200
1
155 %
155%
;
♦150
5 4 Va
54%
54
*10'2
103 %
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♦89
'143
,
62 Va
& Sons-Inc—.^T
,
16
14
:
14%
61'A
.
10
2,300
130
91
91
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91
V
145
Tlo
I
91
/
22,300
;
144
144.
-
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33
.
"
59%
59%
59%
58%
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33
: no
•
10,700
*
62%
62'A
61%
62 %
14
62
14%
14%
14%
4,700
4,200
'
14 Va
,3.33 Va
14%
33%
32%
C 61%
33%
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145
I
62 Va
14
,
50
54 4a.
102%
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61%
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61%
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•
58%
57
Va
144.;
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33%
;
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54
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91
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54
24,000
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91
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103%
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91
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91
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60 Va
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160
54
:
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102%
.
91-
59%
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160
102 Va
54%
7*90
43'A
42
22 Va
102 Va
*89
preferred,,,,100
215,200
43%
191
preferred.,
200
26,900
52%:
i
26%
-26
162
102%
50
;
-
22%
'
•
136'
130%
60% ;
:
22 Va
26%
♦152
•
140%
494a
43%
46
.,
■■'42%
23V4-
26
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,
136%
139
48%"
49%
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50
135%
141%
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43%
22;!a
4
10
;
2,200
37
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2,700
11% .11%
*36%
40 Va
254a
*
16%
39%
39
■%
150 VA
15%
61%
16
:
4,100
15,200
37
106%
!
41%
51
25 Va
V 50%
17%
■'
'
,
151
40%
24%
42%
%
100
6 'A
33%
12%
r
106
♦150
151
24%
'
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50%
16%
105%
106%
5
41%
20%
6%
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55%
13.,
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10,900
11%
11%
13%
1%
6%
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56%
'43'A?
.,23%
Y
39
•
55 Va
149'A
42%
38%
39
57%
105 Va
149'A
33%g
V 56%
:
105
6%
33%
11%
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orf tit-
13%
5
6%
33%
12%
58
'
6%
33%
38%
j;
6,200
16,900
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6%
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19%
9,000
<
1%
33%
32%
,
11% -11%
36
20
6
*
32%
32%
'
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20
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3,000
'
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30%
1
Nashville^.—,
490
150,400
4,200
29%
*44%
'
2,500
37%
1
30
30
30%
51%
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6,300
29,700
«■
31%
*45
8,600
-29%
31%
51%
2,500
-
15%
,
30%
.
31,400
•
22%
28
14%
.28
29%
30%
31%
31 Va
*45
1
common,—
Steamship
8,000
16%
E
Lykes Bros
82%
.
16%
D
Lukens Steel
3,900
84%
-
16%
<P)
(M)
44%
16%
series
Lowenstein
38
16%
Lighting Co com—10
B preferred,
.7—100
&
3,600
37%
44%
-
16%
series
Louisville
3
38%
27%
31 Va
Co common
,5
7% preferred —
,,100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)^Nopar f
36% Jan 10
62 % Jan
37%
,26%
4.35%
Lorillard
13% Jan
may
20% Feb
%
74%.
26%
4.25%
;
.
3
46%
24%
73 %
..
44
40
v 72
'
s
85
Feb
I
preferred—
conv
1,500
18,700
46
23%
:
26%
V-
_20
Corp_
Co
Gas
2,100
\
27%
30%
50c
—
Cement
1,300
1,100
59%
25%
100 1
i
Corp—
Inc
Theatres
83%
'
'
22% Jan
154
75
'73
72
rio
40%
*39% ;
59%
27%
'
;7 25
Aircraft
40 % Jan
4
'
46%
25,
74.
,
" 27%
36%
:5
Co
Industries ;Inc—
Litton
46 %
23%
40
59%
40%
5
26
46%
24%
46
23%
83
84%
.
72%
2.50
52 Va Jan
59%
10
91
71%
-
Co.i.«.-i„wi«;
152% Jan
2
40
59%
91
;
22%
-
Corp common—
3%%. non-cum conv pfd
8
Jan
100
39% Jan
Belt
26
Jan
57
Glass
Lionel
17
43%
14
59% May
2
51% Jan
25
looya Jan
27
2
25% Jan
2
Jan
*83
40%
59
93
*10
•
.
89%
39%
_No par
preferred——.
48 Va Jan
22
31
9
Va Jan
84%
40
95%
42%
,3
Inc—
Corp—
Tulip Cup Corp_—;
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
15
18
21% Oct
7 %
<
*83
88
95%
*88
73
1
Products-—
Refineries
Lily
47
12
26 % Jan
15% Jan
3
23% Jan
14
87 % Jan
22% Feb
3
25
*91
88
44%
42%
•
•
Va Jan
*91
93
800
1,500
•100
40 %
10
Co
Lehn
44% Jan
91%
900
i
.
104
5
12
150 % Jan
96%
*88
•
5
,
—
22
3
89
*95
21%.
42
26
*88
96%'
91%
32%
8
Jan
89
*88
31%
11
39% Jan
*87%
*95
21
37% Jan
149
82
21
5
6
*80%
32 Va
25
Va Mar 16
81
35 «/a
Oct
59
81
20%
26
26
82
*80%
35
Jan
40 % Sep
75%
31%
% Jan
ll% Jan
81% Jan
*74
21%
33
146% Jan
*103
75
36
3
'
104
73%
'
73
32%
4
4
103%
74
*103
32 Va
3
28
104
•1,500
.107% ,107%
•20%
Jan
10 % Jan
107
21%
32 % Jan
48% Apr
107
35%
24
Fink
'
900
107
*106
32%
6% Jan
Stores
48%
44%
:
18,700
91
48%
21 Va
33% Jan
&
91
47%
32
2
60
91%
35%
46%'Aug 10s
4
34%
91
'"•47%
47%
50c
8
2
34%.
*
47%
No par
1
—
5% Jan
Jan
35
34%
91
•90
44%
25
A—
12% Sep
19
20
\
series
2
31 Va Jan
21
16,100
-34%
4
4
9
34%
72
_l
14
19% Jan
34
39%
5
Dec
'
1,400
35%
43.
1
c'Omihouj
Navigation
&
16%
71%
10
—
Coal
16%
34%
;
16%
40%
v
___5
Tire
&
28,800
560
16%
43%
>
10
Inc—
Corp
63%
102 %
71
Portland Cement
15
Valley Industries com
,1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
—____No par
Lehman
Corp——
l
7
Dec
i
41%
30% Dec
3
23% Jan
135
Rubber
34%
Shares
'
68
102 '
73%
Lehigh
Lehigh
2 Va Mar 21
4 i
84
—;
Inc__
Lear
Jan
4
3% July 18
.
83%
—
Co
33%
the Week
•V 39%
'*•
—1
Lanvin-Parfums
14:. Jan
1 % Jan
1111
40
72%
27% '
16"%
42
"*
!1
Co—
Inc—
preferred
Bryant
33% Jan
11
16% Jan
43%
40
70%
27%
16%
41%
"
•
__100
M'fg Co
Gas
20
20% Dec
26% Jan
34% Jun
42%
Wire
:
^———.
V P Sutherland Paper Co
Lane
22
16% Apr
33% Feb
85
8244
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
3
16
83%
80%
—„
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35%
70%
102
83%
80%
44%
Co
Lacieae
10
18
19 % Jan
21
Aug 31
41% Dec
8
3
Oct
11 % Jan
36% Jan
4
% Jan
9
44'/a
Industries
&
4.32%:
26% Jun
Nov
(E
Kroehler
11
Dec
-
8
(S S) Co—
(S H) & Co
30
27
45
Land
Oil
,
—A—No par
Co—
_—2.50
Copper
preferred
Jan
12% Jan
•
__1
Kimberly-Clark Corp _1A
:
5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
1
KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines
_100 g
Koppers Co Inc common
10
3
28
25% Jan
Jan
*■'
.
•
1
,
Steel
Keystone
Jan 23
Jan
37'
11% Jan
Apr
»
8.75
Co_
,J
—
Co
County
34% Jan
July 20
34% Dec
Jan
'
50
Electric ,Co__.«o par
&
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
46
-
„——i—100
preferred
preferred
16%
34
35
34%
91
»90
49
*47%
106
106
*103 " 104
*72' • 73
82
■
*80%
89
*87
96%
'*95
91%
*88
93
*91
85
'V *83%
40%
'
40
59%
59%
59%
59%
46 Va
46%
46%
46
24%
24%, 24%
24%
72
71%
73',4 1
V 72
37 %
38%
37% •38%
'
3
Jan
50% Jan
37% Jan
Jan
17
Jan
,
93
10
Jan
38 % Jan
20
Jan
preferred—100
preferredt
preferred
% Jan
-
33 Vic
Corp
3.80%-
96
9
Nov
4
89
J
93
39% Oct
10
9
20
Nov
93
3
Jan
50% Jan
•
Nov
10
88
15
Jan
80% Jan
31
93
4
69
102
•
Friday
Jan. 26
-
.
Chem
&
—_50
4%%
preferred
100
4%% (ser of 19591 conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr'& Lt Co com.No par
71 % Jan
*
27
Dec
89
27
68% Jan
Oct
96% Nov
84% Aug 25
Jan
Alum
Kaiser
4
69%
102%
16%
34%
35
89%
91
*47%
49
107
107%
104 " 104 •
73
73
*80%
82
*87
89
*95
96%
*88
89%
*91
"93
84%
84%
'.40%
40%
preferred
convertible
10
58% Jan
<
2
Sales for
jan. 25
66%
16%
38%
K
29%
PRICES
Thursday
102
102%
102
.
16%
38%
SALE
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
68
69%
Jan. H2
68%
69%
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
f
PAr
Laughlin Steel common_10
Jorgensen
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
7.
/«, 61 Va
14Va
■
>•'
60%
62
6044
62%
60%
6044
■3,100
17 V4
17%
17%
1'7
17%
9,400
16 Va
16
'•
15%
:
61%
13%
61%
/
-
-
'
i
M
■,
27% Jnn
115
Nov
32% .lan
12
41% Dec
6
8
120% Dec
19
.«
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34% Jan
119
39% Jan
19
44% Jan
16
82% Jan
5
38% Jan
2
17
14-t
Sep
14
47 Va Nov
10
46
Jan
18
74 % Dec
45% Dec
'
2
Jan
18
63% Jan
11
204a Feb
7
88% May 8
30 Va Dec 11
38 % Jan
4
70
Dec
;
Ja"h
22
MacAndrews
26
6%
4344 Jan
2
Jan
5 Va %:
2
Macy
8
30% Jan
15
Madison
67% Jan
16
70 Va Jarl
26
Magma
27% July 19
47% Nov 27
37% Jan
5
43% Jan
6n% Jun
9
48% Jan
17
2
334a Dec
53%
Jan
3
6
27% Jan
11
30% Jan
2
23% Jan
8
26 Vs Jail
4%%,
2
3
16
Va Jan
3
304aJun
1
3
5% Jan
27
12% Jan
4
26% Nov
22
24% Jan
17
38'A Nov
15
5
Jan
8
22% Jan
10
30 Va Jan
24% Jan
11
^1
Manhattan
Maracftibo
4
Oil
12
3
Marquette
45% Jan
2
Marshall
98
24
98
27% Sep
44
% Jan
74
25
Jan
4
73
81
Jan
July
26
50% Jan
77% Jan
1
78
83%
12
71
5
July 18
3
22 % Jan
26
30% Jan
3
Aug 21
12
30 *
Jan
15
78% Jan
3
Dec
Nov
25
2
2
38
9
32 Va Jan
2
47% Jan
'
5
Vb Jan
19
23
125
_
Jan
19
100% Jan
4
Jan
19
150
93,
Jan
19
Jan
19
;
No par
Corp—
.
100
McGraw-Hill
1944 Jail
4
45% Jan
19
8
18% Jan
26
26
46
J an
% Jan '
4
12% Jan
31 Va Jan
3
36 Vb Jan
20% Jan
15
2144 Jan
16
May 24
42% Jan
10
47
Jan
26
23
.
'2
2
■McLean
; McNeil
91% Jan
page
4
92
Jan
9
4%%
17
24
Va Jan
2
Medusa
25.
Inc
Trucking Co.,
Macli
&
28
28%
234^
24%
■
.
98
"*91%
23%
45
93
-
23%
1,380
98
9744
98
147
*146%
150
91
87%
91.
-170
44-Ta
42 "
44'/a
400
*
4,440
47%
47%
49
47.
48%
37%
37%
38
37
38
33 'A
34
18%
184a
45%
36
20 44
-
-
18
52% *■
41%
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45
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93
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1,200
62,400
121
37
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15,400
45
'
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93
23%
-
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1,400
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12%
36
36
20%
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16.300
18%
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12 Va
,
44%
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'
45'
3,500
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39
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1-2 Va
45
35 %
.
-
1
44%
'
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93
5,000
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.
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40,100
.
20%
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6,300
23,000
3544
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.,
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93
9,700
33%
.
173a
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4544
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43 Va
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■
45
24
89%
7 3244
-
2,700
2,500
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■
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-
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2844
43%
87
.
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12
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32
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89
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71
.
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170
79 Va
147
145
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-
.
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;
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119
98 '
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145
,
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31
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:
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71%:"
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28
43%
184 a
42
11%
•
7u'/a
31
';
45%:
•"
35%
preferred (1st series)—100
Portland Cement—.No par
*77%
'■■rr
'
18
5
71
2844
45%
~
20%
43%
71%
71%
46%
<33%
41%
71%
32
,"37
T 18%
_1
—
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71
144%
20
82,900
80
80
31%
-
38
45'A
-
9
52%
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81
314b
144 Va
.
30%
1
76%
72%
.
18%
'
31%
*120
4,600
"
28%
*79 Va
72
49
.
..
Eng Co.j^—No par
Mfg Cq'j4
10
McQiiay Norris
Mead, Corp common
23% Jan
10
see
9% Jan
Bobbins
78%
..
31%
•
,
&
*•'
79 Va
125
2,200
Va-.,'
4344
9944
52'A
51%
•:
"
72%
23%
17%
52
30
30'A-
31
V *98
324V
Mclnty.re Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (AG) & Co.——No par
McKesson
*71%
*77 Va
13,600
15,700
v
27%
31%
"; *117;
45
37%.
2
28 Va
*98
45 «A
150 Va
47%
Publishing
l
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—„1
99%
17%
33
"
81
-
73
5,600
-
"
'•
2.50
43%
*97%
52
79%'
1,600
23%
'
: 28%
98
.
.
44
.
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44%
72%
V-
•
12344
:
j
Corp
Co..
9
23% Jan
39
Aircraft
.
52%
4344
31%
*
.
90%,.: 92%
^1
18%
52'A
■
31 Vb
-
45'A
4 Va "fa
conv
preference B
McDermott (J Ray) & Co" Inc
17 Va
'
-
"
80
;
81
32, Va,
"7144
Y
284V
25
150
McGraw-Edison
504'r
1,400
"
5
5
23 Va
""
17%*
53
*78'/a
"
•r
3344
.29%
80
25%
2344s
-:'7: 33%
.32%;;
29%
80%
3,200
25%
'
29 Vb
5244
3,900
29%
'
29%..
-
,
4944
29
5
23%
!
24%
-98
0
7
"
16%
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.
'
.
49%
2541.
27%
31%
31%
44%
,
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27%
,:*77 Va
31%
V
29,600
27
--•--*71%
-73%
28%
i
..
39%
7,500
8,300
29'A
49%
28
"
72 Va
33%
40%
'
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5244
'*
31 Va
.
16,200
98
51%
-
53,800
70%' "
44%:
■/" 80 Vt
73—
29%
69%
4344'
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■
29'A
69%
;
'
-
30%
■
,
100
McDonnell
"29
.79%
1,280
29%
98
44
27%
g
29 Va
.
79 Va
100
2
43% Jan
28 %
88%
100
43 Va
*98
•
*77% *;
preferred..—
preference B
conv
2
26
t
1
1744
53%
i -
^
:
85%
123
19
18% Jan
100
17 Va
'r
■
"
•
'
62%
88
29'
5
32
32 Vb"
46%
62'
68 %'
48 %
:
23 Va
23
23%
•
.31%
:
5
5
5
23%
-52%
18as
53.%'
79 %
.100
convertible
25%
•
•
50c
5 Va Va.
•
•V
*79:.
*71%
_
_^3
Corp common.:convertible preferred
$6
25 Vb
5i% V 53%
"
..
No par
McCord
Jan
6
—
McCrory
3Va%
•
.
28
No par
—
Corp
,
34% Jan
14
footnotes,
McCaH
;
39% Jan
12
% Anr
29
i
25%
4644
62%
40
29%
;v
5.
324a
•
*98
Co.—.
Inc
49
11% Dec
71
MCA
8
,
39
19
Maytag
9
34% Feb 23
47% Dec 15
23% Jan
,
5
43% V 44%
...
.
100
^1
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par
$3.40 preferred——_No par
3% % .preferred 1959 series—_100
Mays (J W). Inc_„_L_
:_«J
8
14
93
:No par
53
No par
Corp
2944.
vV
49%
28 Va
25%
!
f
23%
C
31%
17 4 i
.
.
t
Jan
45
.
40'A
48%
294a
V
254V
-
23%
a
J
.
3144 Jan
27
9
"
^4
—
38%
.
.
46%
294b
65
50
'''49%
•
30
11,800
69
29%
68 Va
69%
,'40
39
^
49%
-
5
May Dept Stores common
-5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
37
Dec
Jan
com
Corp*^
27
34% Sep
49% Oct
Co
preferred
28
43 '/a Mar 22
Sep
21% Dec
&
% Jan
41% Jan
21
3:
Jan
3
83% Jan
i
6
Jan
97% Jan
15
For
32
24
130
47% Aug 22
19% Dec
88
18
25
110
July 25
43
9
Jan
28
161 % May 22
89
Nov 27
4<U/« r>r
3
33% Jan
2
45
9
Jan
-
2
107
Jan
'
71
21% Jan
16
35% Jan
17
41% Jan
24
31
72
30% Jan
27
Feb
Oct
Jan
12
14 % Jan
Jan
24
Jan
•40%
68%
2,100
640
"
404a
87 Va
87%
29%
:
29 VB •■29%
<
•
■
38%
144
40
40%
*46%
63
86%
-
—1
Coip^-i—a
Cement Mfg Go
Field
Masoiiite
22
81
26
Exploration.
MaftJhnMarietta
2
79% Jan
26
27
5% Jan
58% Jan
5
10
24% May 22
284a Jan
30
Jan
24
8
Dec" 4
120 Va Nov
94% Mar 16
16
Jan
44% Dec
Jan
12% Jan
31
30% Jan
39% Apr
71 Va Jan
76
8
4 % %
2
2
48% Jun
Aug
86% Jan
28% Jan
Aug
79% Dec
364i Jan
30
18
13
72'/a Dec
23% Jan
20
Oct
24
28% Jan
34% Mar 10
61
Jan
26% Jan
80'A Aug
75'/a Jan
68
21
40
49%
Marquardt
18% Jan
55 Va Jan
10
Jan
——
25
40'/a Jan
4
Shirt—
Corp>^_
————I
Marine;.Midland
Corpu.4-.,
-5
15% Jan 1 4
52% Jan 25
98 % Dec
38%
143 *A
62
40%
61%
-
"87
86 %
.
69%
68%
Maremont
12
31 Va Nov
46%
65'A
-
3744
143 Va
% 40%
'
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63Va
-
:29%
29%
25%
18
24
664a
29%
65'A Oct
26
-46 %
464V
•
'•'■
40%
40Vb
•
Manning Maxwell & Moore_—12.50
80 % Dec
Oct
40% ? 41%
%
;37%
•:
143%
142
142
143%
38 V*
*37%
38%
141%
'.87%
5
4
25
•
65%
_io
23
91% Jan
41
87
Jan
33%
142
4644
100
A—
Inn
Fund
May 31
28
'
50
common
series
Copper.—
14% Oct
26% Feb
Inc
Co
preferred
51 % Jan
34
—5
Magnavox
Co_—
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Number 6129
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Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
21
(537),
NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jam 1
Year 1961
r.
30 V# Aug
80
30 Va Jan
26
Jan
9
81 Va Jan
2
83 y4 Jan
23
Jan
25
56% Jan
2
Mercantile
12-
79% Jan
18
89% Jan
2
Merck
86%-Dec
11
84 Va Jan
5
85
37% Dec
5
30% Jan
8
33 % Jan
3
20
15% Dec 11
10% Jan
2
12%. Jan
26
28
11
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75
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247/a Mar 10
11
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79
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22% Jan
23
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68 Va. Jan
227/8 Dec
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25
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Power
96
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6
35 Va Jan
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23
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36 % Jan
24
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Mission
26
39% Jan
Mississippi
34 Va Jan
3
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19% Jan
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4
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4
79
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3
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25
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82
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9
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32 Va Jan
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8
34 Va Jan
4
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12
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19
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18% Jan
15
80% Jan
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87 Va Jan
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28
93 Va Jan
93 Va Jan
13
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11
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4
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12
11
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11
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7
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8
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8
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see page
25.
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,
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preferred—.,—/
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preferred.—/
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76% Jan
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24
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
Monday, January 29, 1S62
...
(538)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Year 1961
Monday
Jan.23
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Thursday
„
Friday
the Week
Jan.25
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 22
f.
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
••
STOCK
YORK
NEW
I
Range Since Jan.
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Jan. 26
Shares
..Jan. 24
0
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43
Jan
10
49% Jan
Jan
11
95
23
8
82
Jan
4
83% Jan
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27
22
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19
100% Jan
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18
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4
40
Jan
Nov
20
95% Peb
Jan
3
79
Jan
3
93 % Jan
3
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5
33% Jan
19
16% Apr
12
49
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3.90%
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2
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5
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7
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12
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17
5
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18
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27
24
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26
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3
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2
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Sep
28
86% Jan
4
2
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26
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18
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4
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8
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4
Dec
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Ohio
16
3
Jan
11
Aug
100
100
100
100
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preferred——
20
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100
Oklahoma Natural Gas—7.50 •/
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44% Jan
16% Jan
17% Mar 15
32 % Aug 24
39
-
45%
93
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preferred
preferred-—-—
preferred.—
preferred—
4.40%
26
96
common
Co
Edison
Jan
89
85
2
26
Jan
92
83% Nov
89
90% Jan
16
52 % Nov
3
35% Jan
Ohio
160
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14
12% Oct
28
15
14
3
Mar
18
5
14% Dec
24% Jun
22% May 17
American
12
Pacific
Cement
Jan
3
Pacific
Coast
Jan
10
5%
25% May 31
20% Jan
23
33% Dec 21
34% Dec
26
30 Va Jan
18
34% Jan
2
Jan
23
65 % Oct
20
57% Jan
22
60% Jan
2
Pacific
30 % Jan
3
48 % Apr
Pacific
Dec
20
52
28
141% Jan
177
5
Pacific Gas
4
36% Jan
19
39% Jan
2
3
151% Jan
2
154% Jan
15
6%
Apr
&
Co
Aggregates Inc_5
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1
preferred
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&
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Corp——1
3
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6% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
Pacific
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7
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17% Jan
12
23% Jan
25
Packaging Corp. of America—
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24
26% May 15
15% Jan
18
21
Jan
12
Packard-Bell
13% Dec
14
Mar 22
14% Jan
3
15% Jan
12
Pan
16% Sep
8
23 % Dec
6
20 y4 Jan
5
23% Jan
39% July 19
59'A Nov
22
48% Jan
19
54% Jan
9
24
95% Jan
12
96 y2 Jan
26
5 % Jan
86 y2 Jan
19
95% Nov
5
Pan
15
East
100
Pictures
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18
11
50 % Jan
18
58
Jan
4
32 Vu Oct
25
44% Apr
12
33% Jan
26
36%
Jan
2
Parke
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6
33% Nov
29
31
Jan
2
34
Jan
24
19
60% Nov
22
48% Jan
5
63% Jan 25
Jan
2
34
25 y4 Jan
9
25% Jan
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common5% conv prior preferred
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Penn-Dixie
30
Sep
19% Jan
23
85% Apr
3
35 y4 Dec
9
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27
Dec
28
Jan
76% Nov
26
27
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22
27
26y8Jan
26
4
23
27% Jan
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3
4
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14
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18
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20
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24
52% Jan
6
38 % Jan
11
41
Jan
2
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17
33%
Jan
22
38
Jan
4
100 % Jan
3
Jan
16
23% May
5
28 % Jan
3
45 y2 Nov
30 y4 Dec
11
41% Jun
37 % Apr
26% Jan
35% Jan
10
99% Jan
3
40
19
90% Jan
Dec
101% Jun
9
94% Sep
3
59
48
3
4.68%
common
preferred
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1—
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3
22
18% Jan
9
Pennsylvania
RR
Jan
11
54% Jan
2
Peoples
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12
8
52% Jan
Peoples
Peoria
36
Sep
27
50% Jan
24
37
Jan
3
46
July .24
59% Nov
8
51
Jan
23
26
58
Jan
12
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20
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3
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20
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8
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100
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12
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15
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Pet Milk
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19 y8 Dec
14
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24
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15
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20
35% Jan
8
38% Jan
12
5«/8 May 25
3% Jan
2
3% Jan
2
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45% Jan
5
Jan
2
65% May 16
59% Jan
10
62% Jan
15
(Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
& Co Inc-Corp
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26
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3
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3
46% Jan
3
30 y8 Jun
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29
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12
22
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100
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16
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2
1
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5
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5
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12
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3
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20
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4
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3
28
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2
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28
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4
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2
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21%
20»A
16%
100
100
.
...
17%
17%
A •
37 Vz
37y2
* ;
3%
3y2
47 y2
48%
61
61%
32
32%
100
100
T 84
. 84
preferred
—100
3.80%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred--———
100
4.68%
preferred
100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)—50c
Philip Morris Inc common-—
5
4% preferred
—100
3.90%
series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
—
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common..
_No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
_1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5
convertible
preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
15
Jan
Electric
Co
,
r
58%
153
7%
7%
14%
51%
•
.
-
100
1
4.40%
25
84 % Nov
3
79% Jan
2
Jan
Mar
104% Mar
3
78% Jan
.
100
91
33% Jan
Dec
85
—
Brewing
Pfjzer
100
103'A Mar 29
Sep
80% Sep
33% Jan
27
50
Pfaudler
'
-
;
154%
154
7%
7 y4
'
■
,
37%
21
50'A
No par
-
preferred-
4%%
...
154 %
154
7%
*40'%
Ry
15y4 Sep
Jan
A
Light
Eastern
&
32% Sep
3
100
100
-.10
5
& Coke._No par
Co
100
Pepsi-Cola
Co
,
LS,
33y8c
Perkin-Elmer Corp
1
55% Jan
43% Jan
Drug
3
Sand Corp
1
com™No par
4 % %
Jan
48
Dec
■
58
36%
154
45y2
51
39%
32%
36%
100
*97
16'A
51
Light
&
Power
--
^50
_1
-
Corp
Glass
Pennsylvania
Penn
^
32%
57%
37%
64y2
26%
18y4
r
:_1
5
preferred
conv
(J C)
Co_,
Pennsalt Chemicals
41% Jan
94% Feb
Inc
Co
3.50
Corp__
Cement
Penney
17
No par
5
25
:
—
48 JA Jan
18y4 Dec
3
99
Co
16'/a Jan
95
97% Jun
5
11% Jan
32% Jan
Nov
Jan
18
9
Ford
&
Fruit
Penn
15 y2 Jan
41% Jan
59% Nov
—No par
2.50
Co
Proof
Rust
Parmalee
70% Jan
33
49 Ve May 16
26
31
7
Apr
&
Davis
Parker
.-
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Corp:
Paramount
32'/a
57%
37%
21%
49 JA
96
52%
34y2
32%
59
33
25%
Line—No par
Pipe
preferred
4%
32%
57 y4
14%
_70c
Airways Inc
1
World
Amer
Panhandle
30%
1
32%
32% :
1,400
.
lo.
■T6%:
16%
♦2oy4
*20%,
16
Sulphur
American
'
•
23
14%
'
16%
21%
16%
21 y2
37%
"
15
16%
:
22%
23%'
14%
,
*20 y4
20%
58%
20%
5
50c
Electronics
-
...
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17
*16%
-
20%
33
57 V*
37'A
*152
7'A
100
preferred—
r
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22
"31%
»
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& Teleg com—14 2/7
Corp.,
.
17
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25
:
Lighting
Tin
'
15
23%
' --••
83%
84)4
8 4 Vfe
84%
143%
143%
142%
143%
500
30%
30%
30%
1,500
30%—
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6129
195
(539)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
1
NEW
Range Since Jan; 1
Y ear 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Jan. 22
Jan. 23
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Jan.24
Friday
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
the Week
Shares
.
-■
■
49% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
51 Va Jan
9
16%
Oct~24
2
Jan
11
,18% Jan
26
27
88 % Feb
6
76
Jan
Ralston
18
29% Jan
Random
13% Jan
11
20 % Jan
27
44% Aug 18
36V« Jan
5
38% Jan
9% Jan
2
10
Jan
4
15% Jan
2
19
Jan
15
11% Mar 22
International
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon
22
Reading
4%
13
25% Feb
1
10l/4July26
15% Jan
18
12
Jan
2
13% Jan
15
71% Dec
8
58
Jan
9
66 % Jan
2
Red
Reed
Oct
58
13
12% Jan
3
20% Nov
Jan
23
19% Jan
5
16
3
28% May 10
17V» Jan
5
19% Jan
24
15 Va Jan
24
16% Jari
4
Jan
*
,,18
3
Oct
26
25 "* May
8
16% Jan
6
20% Apr
7
17% Jan
43% Nov
1
67
Apr
7
46
13
15
20
Aug 24
49% Jun
54
Oct
11
66% Mar
21% Dec
29
10% Jan
3
14% Jan
2
74% Jan
24
15% Jan
8
55 % Jan
23
60
38% Jan
18
57% Jan
43% Jan
3
60% Nov
35 % Oct
23
56% Jun
49% Jan
5
41 % Jan
8
49% Jan
131 % Jun
5
112% Jan
9
68% Sep
26
89 % Nov
14
69 % Jan
17
8
90% Oct
6
87% Jan
16
13'/a Jan
24
12% Dec
Steel
k
4%%
37% Sep
25
3
8
116 % Jan
80% Jan
2
90
4% %
12
4
;
Jan
14% Jan
12
19%
20,
19%
20;%
36%
37%
36 Va
36%
40.000
9%
3,200
37%
(RJ)
Preferred
Rheem
51% Apr
30
29
...3% Feb
12
41
Jan
26
44% Jan
2
30% Jan
27
34% May 10
Nov
97% Jan
8
33% Jail
26
9
28% Jan
19
2% Jan
50% Mar 13
24
30% Jan
Richfield
*
.
Riegel
Ritter
23
Oil
Jan
2
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
5
37% Jan
2
39% Jan
5
43% Jan
19
62% Oct
20
51% Jan
9
57
Jan
23 % Jan
3
Nov
27
29% Jan
8
32
Jan
3
27% Jan
500
34
38% Aug
4
670
2
May
.
Jan
35% Jan
9
520
16
Jan
35% Jan
2
22
2
93% Dec
4
90% Jan
12
92% Jan
25
4%
17% Jan
9
27 %
5
21% Jan
8
241/4 Jan
25
Rohr
13
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
11
28 Va Jan
3
Ron so 11
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
23% Jan
19
24Va Jan
2
Roper
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
May
May
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
22% Jan
3
23% Jan
5
29% Sep
19
11
33% Jan
10
35% Jan
19
10% Oct
3
43% Apr
19% Apr
18
12% Jan
8
13% Jan
4
12% Feb
*3
17% Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
18
10% Mar 15
16c
Dec
18%
47
21%
21%
22%.
23
223/4
22%,
22%
71
71
71
72
72
72%
74%
22%
23%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
11%
23%
11%.
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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16 '/a
16 Va
16%
16%
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16%
16%
56%
*16%
16 3 a
55 Va
400
55%
55 Va
56%
55%
56%
39%
55 Va
39
56%
39%
39%
32,600
39%
40
59 Va
40%
60%
40%
57%
59%
41%
57%
59%
8,700
583/4
6034
47%
48%
47
48%
46%
47%
47
47%
No par
38%
39%
38%
39%
37%
39%
38%
393/4
^.50
48%
48%
*48%
-49%
48%
—100
115%
115%
115%
115%
115%
,
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73%
75
72%
V *87%
88
88
13
13%
1
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95 %,
94V4
95
94%
43%
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41%
32%
32%
32%
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29%
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Controls—1
-
30
,
38%
293/4
3
2%
92
Jan
53%
53%
54
31
31 Va
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
35%
351/4
35%
35%
353/4
353/4
353/4
123/4
13
12%
San
14
52 %- Jan
8
60 Va Jan
46% Nov
24
38% Jan
10
42 % Jan
24
14 Va Mar 10
9 Va Jan
4
11% Jan
9
70
Jan. 16
4iy«N0V
19
9
73% Jan
11
ff %- Dec
35% Jan
4
81% May
4
g7
31
27% Jun
Fett
21
74
Nov
14
10
May 22
5
Jan
;
3
Jun
16
37 % Feb
21% July 28-
80
77
Jan
16
91
15
27
42% Jan
Jan
22
93
22% Jan
9
May 19
Jan
16% Jan
26
9
25
75 % Jan
6 % Jan
30 Va Jan
12
23% Jan
3
Seaboard
Corp—
Sealrighl-Oswego
88% Jan
2
Sears
26
14% Jan
11
26
14% Jan
4
Feb
943/4 Nov
15
74% Jan
26
July 28
12 Va Jan
12% Jan
17
20%Apr.
Jan
105
4
Nov
14% Apr
IOV4 Jan
26
11% Jan
4
Jan
19
42% Jan
12
27 Va Jan
26
29% Jan
4
20 Va Jan
7
31
8% Jan
Seiberling
35
!
34%
14%
•
13%
17% •
25.% '
:
3
18% Sep
25
31% Feb
Co
56
42
10%
39%
38%
Industries
80
*78%;
■91%
91%
23%
*74:%
75%.
•
*•
Jan
2
39% Jan
2
Shell
16% Jan
2
8
19% Jan
2
22-% Jan
15
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs
Sheller Mfg Corp
8
17% Jan
16
18% Jan
4
7
25% Jan
8
29% Jan
22
38% May 23
28 % Jan
26
33% Jan
2
60% Apr 17
90% Aug 14
48 % Jan
12
50% Jan
22
84
Jan
3
95
A 51
Jan
9
54% Jan
3
Simplicity
4
37% Jan
24
39% Jan
4
Sinclair
6
106% Jan
8
118% Jan
2
Singer
15% Jan
4
16% Feb
14
23% Aug
22 3A Sep
25
34
Jan
Shattuck
22
19
36
6
21
3
' 4
3
Dec
Apr
(Frank G)
Oil
37
;
,
13%
61% Nov
Feb 13
36% Oct
9
63 % Jan
11
22
45% May
127% Nov
67% July
j
13%
1
Oil
23% Jan
36% Jun
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
46% Jan
4
77
Nov
14
62% Jan
26
72 % Jan
3
52 % Dec
28
49% Jan
9
52% Jan
9 3A Dec
19
9 "Va Dec
t
49
Jan
9
'
4
14
4
3
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
21
1JL
31% Sep
17
10% Jan
>
10%;
20%
37%
15%
16
8
Railroad
Arner
Carolina
44% Jan
17
South
18
40% Jan
16
South
18
33
16
Jan
*.
Marcliant
South
Jan
27
5%
8%
4
24% Nov
21
20
Jan
11
22% Jan
29% Dec 26
31% Dec
29
28% Jan
18
31%
Jan
Inc—-
61% Nov
57
2
preferred
Jersey
Gas
Co
20%
21%
20%
21
17%
17%
17%
17%
8,100
27%
29 Va
27%
27%
28%
26,900
53%
■
;
24
2
88
.
20 % Jan
2
91 '
3
Jan
*
42% Jan
90,
22 '
15
9.1
Jan
23
35
26;
Mar
2
taayl5
Jan
Jan
8% Jan.24
18
24% Jan
2
'
88% Jan
f
97% May 9
64% Apr : 4
:
88% Apr
; 3:
.
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..
34% Oct 26
.*, 82
Jan
For
•
3
footnotes,
17
see
•
-91% Jan
3
32% Jan
18
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5
page 25.
95
Jan
*;
■
Co
23
Railway
&
f
$4.50
55 Va
553/8
56
55%
2,900
31%
31%
32%
32%
.32%
32%
26%
24%
253A
25 Va
26%
25 Va
.26%
7,900
,83,200
28
28%
64 Va
65%
51%
28
,
10 Va
9%
52%
55 V!
28 Va
28%
283A
28 V!
64%
63
65%
62%
64
52 Va
51 %
52%
51 y4
51%
.
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10
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8%
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8%
8%
53%
53%
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52%
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53%
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52%
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53
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41
41
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53
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53
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& Bros
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-
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56%
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56 34
46
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47
47
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27%
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28
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28
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42,400
54%
54%
55
543/8
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54%
54%
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55
18%
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75
72
72
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55%
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34%
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Co
41%
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47%
45'A 1 453/4
♦47
common—No par
preferred
Ohio
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
55%
31%
'
.
3
Jan
55%
24%
26%
'
(Del)—No par
4.20%, preferred
$4.50
500
16,400
,
31%
32
'
Spencer Cliemleal Co - common—i.-6
24
37% Jan
85-
Sparton
117
,16,100
non-cum
Spartans
116
40,700
38
37%
37%
116%
56%
Spalding
47% Jan
37%
114%
47
5
19
37%
115%
373/a
114
55%
56 %
31%
26
37%
115%
56 Va
26% Jan
26
37%
115
1,800
2,200
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♦52
46
17
23
52%
56%
Southwestern Public Service
7% Jan
52
-
56%
2
35% Jan
53
1
38
5534
•
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37% Jan
53
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Jan
29'A
49%
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61% Oct
7 Va Jan
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50
-
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47% Mar 15
27
30
49%
49%
30
17% Jan
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29%
50
29;
50%
20%
Pacific
: 28
27%
30
49%
30%
21
Southern
3
28 Va
29%
28%
29%
30
11
34% Apr
51% Nov
27%
283/4
50 %
-
6,000
203A
29% Oct
4:
17,700
29%
3
20% Jan
2,800
23,100
*
29%
20% Jan
31
15%
21 Va
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14
J
39
15%
15%
29%
Gas
38% Dec
15%
-
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16
16
20>/4
38
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153/4
29%
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26% Jan
37%
600
5,600
21%
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Mobile
20%
:
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29
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5%
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42
27%
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4
41%
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3
27%
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16
41 %
28
35%
49 Va Jan
Jan
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413A
30%
48% Jan
72
10%
41%
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13,600
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24
19% Jan
12%
105
31%
24
57% Jan
10%
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42
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3
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72
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22
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54
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31%
53% Nov
13
21%
21%
:
27 Va
•
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-
53A
2Wh
17%
25
49 % Nov
9
•
70.
5%
29Va
'
21
2.50
Sugar
3
.
11,500
t
34%
Rico
3
65% Mar 20 *
390
.
.
42%
Puerto
preferred
*9
15
25.
17%
50
47% Jan
28% Jan
J92aA
20
1"
;
38% Jan
2
92%.
24?/«
20%
com_4.50
Co
.
70
92%
2W*
17%
No par
Platinum
&
E& G
36 3A Jan
27% Jan
84
'
200
,.31,200
17%
"
Co
Gold
Southeastern
•
38 »/a
20%
,
•15% Jan
/
66'A
Jan
v.
15,700;
,
"
*74%
5%.
;29%
78%
*103V4
21
36
16%
52 Va
3
12,600
lO'/a.
35%
*79%
1,500;
43,
•9 VA
81
92%
24
20%.
13%
'
28%
65%
Line
*79
80
'47%
-
12%
'
41%
28 Va
52'A
800
Jan
20'
10%
41%
27%
12
51
Corp
South
9% Jan
56
21%
;
13%
29
-——5
40 % Jan
5
27% Jan
10
38%
23%
57
*42%
38%
5%
13%
41%
Kline & French Labs_Nopar
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
—15
29% Jan
52 % Jun
27 3A Jan
26
Jan
52
(AO)
Smith-Corona
50% Jan
25
49 % Oct
J^n
8»A Jan
9%
13% May 26
60% Nov
6% Mar 15
56 JA
4&;
38%,
92%
3,500
19,900
V
10
18
Smith
383A Jan.
44% Jan
-
10%,
'23'%:
17%
-24%
"10-
21V4
;-5
29 Va Jan
7
17%
24%
'
7,200
•102,200
*
17%
—_20
__25
—10
Co
25% Jan -2
Skelly
'Smith
22
"
13%
'
10
WA' -76%:
105
'10%
15%
1
Corp
Manufacturing
Oil Co^
3
2
26
■-
<34%
13%
56%
>
100
17,400
21
_1
5
32% Jan
200
50c
Pattern Co
8
60% Jan
56
*42%
•
10
34 %
14
10%,
77
10%
No par
18
26% Jan
-34%
13%
•'563/4
V2&V4-
20%.
41%
f.
No par
22% Jan
<
34%
•
14%
17%
78%
103 %
21
Co
55 V« Jan
4
35
'
10%
47
13 y8
*
-37
Signode Steel Strapping Co
28 % Jan
3-
12% Jan
98
25
473/4
13%
•
13%
20%
Simonds Saw St Steel
3
3
26% Oct
,
36 V8
98
17%
78Va
105
36%
America—|
37% Apr 11
31 % May 10
44 3A Jan
'
35%
-
•
10 V*
79%''
5%-
28%
1
ord_£l...
1
Slegler Corp
Simmons
5,900
73%
_1
Sheraton Corp of
Jan.26
18%
73 Va
7,900
•
.36
24%
47% i
78%
;_1
—
:
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17%
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•«
22%-.
20 %
:
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77%*
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35%
38%-
•
75%
5%
21%
20%/
46 Va
.No par
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39 Va
•
10
29%-t 29%
22%.
2 ft
-
2.50
:__*
100
35%
•••18%
183/4
75
*97
42% ■'.42%.
80
91%
75%
:'
29%:
22%.
5
—No par
26
28
46% Mar
23% May 15
353A
10
56
/
23% v 23%
57/a
13%
Inc
Corp____
520
■
34%
>
'
5%
29%
T
♦103%
22
19
70 V4 Jan
Sleel
17
39
22Ta
1
Jan
5
15% Sep
42 3A Jan
Sharon
15,000
91%
.
♦38%
10
42
10 Va
—_i—l
Shamrock -Oil & Gas——
39%
24% -25%
,
'
56%
;;
10%
—No par
common—i__
A 15% Jan
36 Va Oct
28
41
»'•
May 17
173/a
25%
38%
3
Co—
11,700
55%
-91 Va
1
56 3 4
91
A
352'A. 352'A
35%-
18 Va
98
14%
"
:
*97
343A
■
17%
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54 %
•
91 %
*74
75
34 Vt
98
10%
5
Corp—
preferred
Shahmoon
•
*73%
35%
*97
25% *
42
16
425
*383/4
18 3/4
18%
75
'
Jan
18%
34%
A
14%
*41
54%
2,500
-
35 %"
i
A
-343A
.
■
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
19
483A Aug
21
;
18%/
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56
_1
:
39
10
Co——20
Co—
39
10
-25
_100
Falls
Roebuck &
Servel
27
37% May 12
Finance
39%
10 Va
_No par
Seagrave
•
18,300
15%
v
35%
.
17'A
Corp of-Amer-^._^„1
Air Line RR
5
18
12
Bolt
&
26
11
44 % Jan
97% Jan
Screw
<
25%
preferred——-—No par
No par
Seaboard
25%
♦300
343A
,10%
preferred
23 Va Jan
24
19 Va Jan
.4
35
.14%
-5
;
common
48 'A Jan
21 % Jan
13
11% Jan,
$4
Co
1,200
24%
91 'A
91%
450
35 Va
36 Va
98
913/a
*350
35
75%
34%
;
,
•
*39
19
*97
1
ScoviH Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
.
2
2
___5
1
Paper
14%
53%
54
52%
91%
450
'
40
18%
55
91%
*350
34 Va
*73
100
Inc
$3.40
23
5
25
Jan
51% Dec
29% Mar 21
Scott
4
26
5% Jan
28
30% JUn
5
Schick
24
Jan
Jan
\
74% Jan
■
24
31%-Jan
Jan.*
Jan
2
5%
Schenley Industries Inc com
1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
Schering Corp common...;
—„1
5% convertible preferred—
30
'
383.:,
13%,
'
53
91%
450
*39
:
Co com__No par
Diego Imperial Corp.
Sangamo Electric Co
2
54
No par
2
Nov
15
91%
;__10
Power
553,8
54%
;
34
2
2
38 Va
13fay
16%
1st
9
15%
15%
*350
700
91,800
38 Va
16%
St Regis Paper Co common
2
1,800
,
15%
*13%,
16
16 V4 Jan
10% Jan
15%
|,600
;
38%
13%
16%,,
38 Va Jan
18'/a Jan
7,800
16%
26
27% Jan
12%
16%
34% Jan
2
12%
16%
;.13%Jan 26
24
13%
2.50
pfd 4.40% series A——100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
10
24
34
»
25%
2
Jan
22%
33-%
25
26
9% Jan
24
22%
25 %
Jan
17
24
34:%
24%
100
20
••
23
25%,
1.66%
",
24%
24 Va
Jan
May 10
15%
39
*13%
9i % ;
*223/4
26%
100
Fran Ry
15%
383/4
133;
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*24
25%
St Joseph
San
15%
39%
-
No par
98
24% Jan
70
133/4
37
8
87
15%
39%
14
18
5
Sep
16
39%
26
11.; May
8 Va
15%
923/4
*91
'
common
Preferred series A
*22%
39%
preferred-
Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
92%
*133/4
preferred!
conv
*91
•
5
Jan
347/a May-
38
Stores
92
—1
;
.
98
46% May
.
Safeway
1
::
:•
33 V4 Jan
22
:
Inc
Co
4
8% Jan
2,030
13
16
14% Jan
V,
549
123/4
12
21% Jan
542%
3,200
13 V4
92
1
—
Jan
16
.6,800
13
Corp
McBee
76
21
353,4
34
19% Jan
39 % Feb
3,600
35%
554
V'o
34%
5
22% Nov
539
«
30
24 %
2
7% Jan;
540
53%
30 Va
.22%
17% Jan
30 % Jan
'
536
4,900
533/4
•
34%
17 Va Jan
;
525
2,100
•
'
22%
72% Jan
May 25
38 %
233/4
20% Nov
100-
38 Va
34%
79
4
38%
53
24%
5
' 31% July 20
r
38 %
38%
53%
40,800
23
19
St L
38 Va
4,200
2%
34%
26'A Jan
•
23/4
24%
Petroleum
3
Apr
41% Oct
2%
35%
4
.
23/4
13,800
<
23
Jan
15 Va Jail
29%
2%
,
34%
4.30%
70% Jan
29 Va
17,100
2%
38 Va
520
,
29%
38%
532
,
33%
29%
53%
A520
41%
29%
29%'
3
53%
35 %
94
33 Va
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,
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;
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System I11-C—
9
93 Va
41
.
Co—20 g
3
Jan
33%
38 %
<
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Corp
Cola Co_
Rubbermaid
41
42
33
16.900
Ruberoid
4
96%
41 %
33
17,300
5
Jan
94 V2
42%
114,100
27%
4
39
97
1,600
10,700
1%
24 Vh
4%
43 % Nov
14
1%
23%
26
,
88%
13%
1%
24%
Jan
37
88
14
1%
.
23%
141/2 Jan
18
88
13%
1%'
1
1
17 Va Jan
Jan
46,300
72 %
,27%
41
33
1,700
73%
74
1,300
92%
12
37 % Dec
30%
116 %
53 Va
20
common—
2%
115%
88
13%
32 Va
_10
2.50
115%
19,500
31,700
27%
26
9
1%
49%
24%
93 % Jan
33% Jan
13 Va
1%
42%'
No par
,
,
49%
92%
352 % Jan
3
13%
1%
48%
35,200
,
27%
26
26% Jan
*87%
Va
1 %
1%
93 %
39%
72%
89
1.25
593/4
47'A
38%
23%
17
2
73%
71%
58%
463/4
-
273/4
22
60% Jan
48%
•,'• 115
1.5s
.——
—
25
352
115
88
13%
48%'
74
100
Co
900
23%
18
11
6,400
27%
% Jan 26
27
40,200
23%
9l Va Jan
6
Nov
74%
23'A
11%
74 Va
27%
52 % Jan
63 3/4 Dec
93
22 %
,11 Va
.
23 Va
8
404% Dec
4,400
22
\
27
15 Va Jan
;
22%
22%
22%
22% Mar 16
3
1,100
4,000
39
,
1
Trust
9,000;
18 %
47
55%
10
com
15%
18%
47
,
%-:.'■
27%
25
3
•
23%,
12% Oct
27
15%,
15%
18%
27%
8
Jan
15%
47
3*. 10ft.
V" 23%
22 % Jan
Dec
.18%
•
1
27 % Aug
do
153/4
18%
*
18%
1,800
100
30
36% Jan
15%.
19
960
18%
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18%
—1
18% Jan
372
19%
50c
Inc
Corp
(Geo D)
Jan
13%
18%
700.
63
Corp
15% Jan
,
19%,
1,000
12%
a
18 %
•
-
ia,30o
?
preferred series A
38 % Jan
7
12
18%
47
Antelope Copper Mines
12 % Jan
18%
46 %
...
'
87
18%.
200
16,700.
18
*61 %
46 Va
Corp
Rohm & Haas Co
62
18%
15%
62
*17%;
19
63
46%
Rockwell-Standard Corp..
4
12 3
*18%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
No par
Rochester Telephone Corp——10
15
Jan
558
12%.
18%
xl5%,
series
! Robertshaw-Fulton
2
.
*12%
100
Company
Roan
,
12%
18
*18%
'
3
*12%.
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Corp—-
Paper
9%
*17 Va
62.%
5
A
Tobacco
Selection
9%
17%
50c
pref
Richardson-Merrell
9%
17%
46%
—
com
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
2
16
9%
17%
62 »/4
"
1% Jan
Jan
1% Jan
14
37%
9%
17%
62%
15%
—5
series
3.60%
36%
9%
18
62%
10
CO
38
9%
18
xl8%
Chemical Co—2.50
2nd
conv
Reynolds
9
2
93
1% Mar 23
111% Nov
2% Dec
29
11.%-
9%
*
3
3
25% Jan
12%:
"
23% May
14
1% Nov
78% Jan
:
76%
11%
20
12%
46
9,000
76%
12%
193/4
12%
5
z
preferred
76%
76
12
16
Brass
Reynolds, Metals
29%
*76%
76
18%
series
19%
19%
12%
,
19%
•28%
12%
18
'
41,700
"
77
•
10
Inc.
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9,300
29
1
common
&
20%
28
19
Co
3%%
4,300
19%
28%
18 V»
Corp
Copper
Revlon
52% Jan
17
Jan
48
2
Mar
Revere
66% Jan-
37% Jan
8
Oct
83
;
Co
preferred
Republic
Jan
46 % Jan
30
108
Mfg
19%
28
18%
_
Ehg
19%
29 Va
50c
.
Corp
&
1,500
20V4
41%
*61 Va
No. par
:
Chemicals—
Elec
7i%
41%
53%
12%
'
5
3
16% Jan
24
Co_
73 3/4
42
12%
No par
Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common.
$1 convertible preferred
43% Jan
Aug 18
84
50
Republic
12% Jan
3
May 17
preferred
73%
41%
*76
383/»
18
/
54%
73%
42%
53%
xl9%
20
', 9%
,
.50
Inc_
Stores
Conv
_50
Inc
Bit
Bros
Reliance
19
Jan
Roller
Reliance
25
May 23
-
65% Mar
Jan
Jan
60
7
37%
preferred
2nd
Stores
Reliable
23
2
52
47
Jan
Owl
Reiehhokl
4
19%
5
1st
♦'
77
! 12%
12%
common
non-cuin
Reeves
18
23
15
3
23
Jan
3
11% Jan
22
6
19
49% Jan
21 Va Jan
20% Jan
Dec
9
Jun
5
16
18
25
37% Mar
57
Jan
18% May 11
53% Jan
■;
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•76
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Co
29%
3.331/3
Inc
;
non-bum
.
28
53%
73%
41 %
19%
,
54
73%
42 '/a
28%
20
53%
73%
41%
_
52%
73 Va
42 %
19%
1
52%
73 Va
..
42
-a.—-__No par
Raymond
-
53%
73
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
78% Jan
24
25
No par
2.50
Inc___„
House
53 Va
com.No par
Co
Inc———
Ranco
Jan
July 19
15% Dec
Purina
21% Jan
19% Jan
■
1st
15
11% Jan
27
of America
preferred
Corp
$3.50
10
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
4
11 % Oct
34% Sep
Radio
4
26
Jan
45
4
57 % Jan
17% Jan
8
Feb728
Jan
33% Sep
5
26% Dec
'
23%
11
54% Jan
74% Jan
11
72
41
Dec
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1
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34%
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28
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29
35% Jan
2
39
Jan
16
12
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Nov
lo
69% Jan
8
77.% Jan
2
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72% Jan 23
lls/8 Jan
25 '/a Jan
9
5
53% Jim
57
•\
25
441/2 Sep 25
40% Jan
51% Sep
4
$3.50
8
18'A Jan
3
Standard
preferred—,
Financial
35% Jan
2
Standard
9
55% Jan
3
Standard
Oil
Jan
3
86
Jan
9
$3.30
84
8
'
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of
29
8
55% Jan
2
Standard
Oil
52
49% Jan
8
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil' of
59% Feb
Jan
4
57% Nov
28
10
26
Jan
4
82
Mar 23*
63% Jan
4
$1.60
8
25
32*
Mar 28;
27% Jan
17
29% Jan
26
28% Apr 27?
20% Jan
18
22% Jan
2
20!
34 Va Jan
17
2
Stanley
9% Jan
2
10% Jan
4
5
/ 22%'Jan
24
Stanray Corp—
Starrett Co (The)
45% Jan
9
47% Jan
26
82% Jan
15
42% Dec
3
26 % Jan
8'A Nov
2
17% Jan
45% Dec
18
Feb
14'/a Mar 17
4
7
77
13% Jan
-
22% Dec
*
24% Jan
27J
19% Dec
35
,
9
11
-
V
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•
2
Jan
;
40 % Jan
83
Jan
10
197a Jan
89% Jan
32% Jan
26
30% Jan'
4
9
53'/» Jan
4
74
27% Jan
3
34% Apr' 11
Nov* 13?
7
Jan
6:
3
Stevens
Stix
230
Jan
3
445
22
Jan
22
13 % Jatr
3
,
Jan
26
2
4
2
25
Sucrest
15% Jan
2
i6%iJan
19
Jan
11
89 'a- J&n
23
20'
Aug
2
59
3
47% Jan.-
29
3
24% Man
Apr-
16
101% Jan
3
122
'
7
Jan
3
27% Jan
24'A Jan
11
Oct
110% Jan
30
8
15
4 %>%
37% Jan
-
118'/a-Jan
19
2
8% Jan
23
Jan
26
Jan
10
67% Jan
24
Sweets
42%. Jan
8
47% Jan
24
Swift-
1280'
41% Jan
25
47%; Jan
8
17%'Jan
12
8
3
U% De® 26;
i
277
26% May 10
69% Jun
6
10% Nov
•
47'/8 Jan
6
21% Sep
29
47 Va Oct
16 y8
33
Sep
26
Nov
20
46
Jun
52%»Jam
&
2
11 % Jan
2
11%, Jan
15% Jan
.
2T% Aug
common-!
Oct
27
15
80% Jan
5
21% Jan
3
29'/a Apr
24% Jan
3
31 '/a Apr
22% Sep
37% Jan
8
50
60
Jan
2
24'A Jan
3
-Tennessee
16
57% Jan
23% Ape 12
115% Nov
8
X
Texaco
2
-
108% Jan
18
25
ifi'/buJan
.
2
4l3'8<J&n
2
2
17
125 Va*Jan
38% Jan
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8
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24
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15
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30% Jan
360
25
26% Jan
26
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Stouffer
Studebaker-Packard
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15
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11
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,
2.50
preference
prior
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5
Jan
44
•*
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*'
24
82% Jan
18
Jan
16%
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53%
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16
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26
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Jan
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preferred-.:
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the Week
Jan. 26
*
35%
31%
54%
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.
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28
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17
24
•
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7
'
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^I
preferred
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Pressed
Stauffer
2,
17% Jan
;
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luuisday
.
'
79% Jan
Nov 30*
PRICES
1
36 Vb
17
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32% Oct; 12
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99% Nov
3
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22
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4
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9
Jan
67
27% Jan
,
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16
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convertible preferred
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4
76%
50%
7
Standard
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20% Oct
25'/a Oct
76%
.
53 %;.
25
Jersey
New
Oil. of Ohio
Standard
26
1 Jan
67% Jan
16
Jan
93
23
5
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92
28
,
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52 % Jan
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92 Va Dec
a
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'
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com
preferred-,
convv
52
27
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36 Va
74%
167/a. -17%
mdustries__:._T
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52% Jan
4
Corp
37%
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SALE
HIGH
Jan. 24
73%
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WeaucsUay
Jan. 23
"
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3
84
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5
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87% Dec
81% Sep
2
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74% Jan
'
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5
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Tuesday
*
Jan. 22
Par
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Dec
78% May 12
Monday
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NEW
ft
52 % Jan
35
LOW
STOCKS
■
Range Slnce-Jan. L
Highest
Lowest
Monday, January.29^ 1962
.
i.
Range for Previous
Y.ear 1961
.
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17,900
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5,400
;vy>j
Number
195
Volume
6129
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(541)
STOCKS
Range for Previon*
33 'A Sep
93
Lowest
Highest
34'% Jan
2
1
96
Jan
2
97
9
3lV« Jan 23
US &
42% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
42'A Dec
27
46% Dec
0
37J/2 Jan
24
Feb
27
98
Jan
22
158% Oct
2
154
151
25
'
19
4%%
3
Jan
4
Jan
26
3% Jan
4
15% Jan
8
15 % Jan
8
22% Dec
14
18'A Jan
8
21% Jan
2
42% Dec
22
5
2
4
36% Jun'
6
29
14% Dec
Jan
3V2 Jan
23% Mar 28
20
-
9 Vb Jan
3
Menday
&
Par
Chemical
156
-
US
Foreign
Hoffman
5%
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Corp com_i
class
-
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100
;
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A
Industries Inc
30%
31'%
39 y8
40'A
98'%
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17
5
7% Jan
3
2iy< Oct
2
•
3
43% Jan
25
Jan
5
75
44
Jan
2
35
Jan
23
16
9
Jan
17
6
27% Apr
26% Jan
33
21% Jan
24
23
Jan
4
46% Jan
preferred series A—
1
6
29
Jan
18
46
Jan
24
79
Jan
12
Dec
15
50
64% Aug 11
161% Nov
55 '% Jan
16'%
21%
19 y2
3%
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2
160
Jan
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US
U S
16
US Rubber Cor
26
8%
35% Mar
6
67'A Dec
19
58'A Jan
26
65% Jan
3
U S
26
Jan
3
41'% Nov
21
34% Jan
8
37 Va Jan
12
4
54% Oct
52
Jan
2
54
Jan
22
75% Oct
24
72% Jan
24
78% Jan
2
91 Va
3
23 Va Jan
6
35
9
2
149 Va Jan
1st
8
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6
11
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Jan
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2
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25
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2
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6
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55
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62
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4
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59
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2
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12
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3
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25
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11
36% Jan
2
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24
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24% Jan
26
26
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4
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8
45
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2
44% Jan
26
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2
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2
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27
38% Jun
18
3
28
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Sep
28% Jan
6
Jan
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30
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30
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20
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18
125
13
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18
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9
21
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26
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13
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11
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4
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6
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2
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17
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3
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34
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23
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3
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-
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26
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Jan
27
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Plywood Corp common
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12
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Jan. 23
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.
.
Tuesday
Jan. 22
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4
105 Va Jan
6% Mar 21
Dec
3 Va Dec
-
115
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STOCK
US
24% Jan
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9
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47% Feu
4
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'
29
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28
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1
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24
31 % Dec
29
28% Jan
14
14
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2
Oct
3
73
Mar
38% Jan
6
58% NOV
53
26
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7
Oct
2
Wabash
Jan
3
Wagner
4
Waldorf
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24
8% Dec
Jan
26
63
Jan
2
15
51% Jan
24
57%
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2
Walker
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&
58
7
42% Oci^lO
38% Jan,
9
40% Jan,
30
11'A Mar,28
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5
26
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9
Jan
8
7%' Jan
9% Jan
Dec
26
86% Mar,16
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15
28
15% Jan
4
Jan
18
,
6
3
jan
52% Jan ."5
16% Jan 13
Jan
13
75
69
Jan
23
27
2
Warner
34
Jan
24
2
Warner
24
88% Jan
2
Warner-Lambert
26
54% Jan
2
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Nov
15
35% Jan
26
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2
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
43
48% Jan.. 9
51 ' : Jan
34% Jan
11
36
25% Jan
6
37% Dec
7
33'A Jan
3
35
4y8 Jan
4
7'A May 31
4'A Jan
10% Jan
4
11% Jan
17% Apr
7
Jan
45"
Jan
25
99
Nov
4
30
May 11
13
45
Nov
33'A Jan
38% Jan
26
Jan
2
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17
21% Jan
9
24% Jan
26
8
39
14
98
28
37%. Mar 21
38
Apr
29% Nov
7
38% Nov 30
55
23% Jan
25
28
27
35'A Jan
25
41% Jan
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Jan
3
25% Jan
2
37% Dec
19
50
Jan
10
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24
82% Dec
19
88% Jan
23
83
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2
40
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25
22
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24
42% Jan
2
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15
-
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19
58
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5,600
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53
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104
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2
110
Nov
28
41
Dec
29
56
Jun
5
3
99% Jun
2
4
34% May 19
92% Jan
26% Oct
93% Jan
.
2
30 % Jan
82
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1
71% Jan
25
43% Aug 24
65
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9
43% Jan
3
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9
49% Jan
•
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10
10
68
Jan
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3
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101
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Jan
74
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3
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8
24
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31
26
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13
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19
25
37
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5
49
May 15
4
20% Jan
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57
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23
12
42
24% Jan
19
25% Jan
8
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39% Jan
18
44% Jan
2
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24% Jan
25
27
Wilcox
29%
29
29%
29%
7,700
84
84%
83
83%
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50
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50
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28%
85
Dec
14
4
44% Dec
13'A Jan
41
36
8
52% Jan
25
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2
86 "' Jan
9
40
Jan
5
7% Jan
8
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2
Winn-Dixie
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Wisconsin
10
26
16
Jan
85
6
26
Jan
48
6
29
Oct
38% Jan
11
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16
35 Va Jan
26
39
Jan
56
Jan
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37%
36%
35%
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50%
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50
49'A
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5
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34'A
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31
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28
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28
28
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10
52
Jan
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Jan
10
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8
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3
22% Jan
3
28 Va Jan
2
29 % Jan
22
92'A Jan
2
Woolworth
3
Worthington Corp common.
10
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series—100
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8
51 % Jan
25
8.9
Jan
2
93
Jan
6
121
Jan
23
131
Jan
Woodward Iron
16
2
86
54'% Jan
preferred,
Public
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
12 Va Apr
25
10
Jan
4
10% Jan
5
Jr. (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co-
94% July 1»
171% Dec
11
130
Jan
22
166% Jan
4
Xerox
27% Jan
3
22% July 20
18% Jan
3
36% Jun
29% Nov
8
27% Jan
23
2
29 Vb Jan
2
33% Jan
98% Jan
18
104% Jan
3
24% July 10
21% Jan
3
23% Jan
25
19% Jan
3
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com
53%
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Corp
:
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89%'
52%
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22%
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123
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25
25
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41
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52
52%
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87
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39
39
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36%
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53
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128
38
38
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29
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29
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121'A
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10
134
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52'A
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39
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54 y2
128
300
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24,400
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3,900
128
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38
38
4,000
29
23%
28%
1,600
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88%
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87 VB
10,200
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92
122
122
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136
122
10
138
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31
31%
32
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99%
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110
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25
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32%
45%
500
94%
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72
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600
1,500
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4,500
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40%
94%
25
25
26
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32%
41
52
40%
72
24%
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75
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32%
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5
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41
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38%
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120
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<
25%
128
& Towne Mfg Co.
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstawn Sheet & Tube__Nopar
12_
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100
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14
114% May 17
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50%
10
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94% Jun
141% Nov
95
45%
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15
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50%
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5
45
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32%
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25%
59% Nov
Jan
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52
44% Nov
66% Apr
33 >/a
25%
129% Dec
49
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3
86% Nov 28
94
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25
6
31,y* Jun
5
93% Nov 22
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41
12
6%
120
40%
29% Jan
Wisconsin
85'A
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41% Jan
16,600
25.%
25
121% Apr
12,700
37%
26%.
32%
•
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36%
31
40%
1
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50
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1
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10
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4,300
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36%
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30
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26%.
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20
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37%
100
new.
40
30%.
26%
80
Inc
300
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5
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25%.
.
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10
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98%
1,700
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-
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13
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13
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88%
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,
36%.
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preferred
&
$4.25
29
50
12%
38%
29
38
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Stores
270
49%
Telegraph
Oil Co
52% July
5
„
2,800
37%
Corp
3
Jan
Jan
38% Jan
76
*35%
Sewing Machine common—1
preference
_20
$3 convertible preferred-,
50
25
76
49%
Prior
19
76
35%
preferred
16
79% Jan
7% Dec
Jan
6,400
85.%
37%
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15
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17%
49%
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Co
Motor
5%%
Oct
26'% Dec
24% D^c 20
27% Jan 1
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75%
76
17%,
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——
27% Oct
41% Jan
26
9
Jan
1,400
69
17%.
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35%
convertible preferred
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4
102
3
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67
5
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15
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84
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3.80% preferred series B_
100
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100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
v
$5 preferred:
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
2
Jan
59y4
39%
no par
Westinghouse Air Brake
15
39% Jan
59-
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Co—
Lines
Union
59%
7%
Western
23
3
19
59%
9%
Western
26
Jan
Jan
300
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4
Jan
31% Jan
2
29
2,300
9
59%
7%
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Motor
Air
28%
60 V*
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preferred series C
100
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85
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1
8%
9
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2
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4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
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U.
-No par
2
28 y2
8%
39%
4
Jan
26
.
Apr
4
29 % Aug 16
101
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7%
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4
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100
2
87
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85
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8
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12
28
May 31
Co
Waukesha
25
Jan
Dec
14
12
99
45
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87
1
Dec
2
88% Jan
33 y8 Aug
23% Dec
4
3
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24
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11
Apr
29
24
26
May
87
Jan
5
Jan
91
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Jan
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102
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85
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—
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38% Jan
93
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28%
10
common
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Jan
54% Nov 30
27
Co
Baking Co
preferred
82
3
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6%
,
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30% Jan
85
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15
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Walworth
2
29
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100
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39
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94
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1
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94% Sep
9
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31
8% Dec
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RR
11
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2
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31%
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32 y*
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
(542)
26
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
In
the
heotied
column
bonds mature. Figures after
the
when
indicate
Period"
"Interest
decimal point
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Range for
NEW YORK
Monday
STOCK;
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
1
,
Highest
Lowest
Year 11KU
;.
-
Treasury 4V*s
Treasury 4s_
Treasury 4s_
35/8S___
Nov
15
'Treasury
3%s
HIGH
Bid
•
'101.8
point.
*
Thursday
Bid
101.8
f
Bid
99.21
99.25
99.21
99.16
99.6
99.10
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99.14
99.18
99.14
99.18
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99.18
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97.6
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96.6
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r.
101.2
99.8
..
99.14
__
Ask-
100.26
101.6
Week
;Jan.26
Ask
100.30
Sales for
Friday
Jan.25
Ask
101
month
a
PRICES
SALE
Jan.24
Ask
101
the
case
99.25
99.8
1967
Nov 15 1980
Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3 Vis——Nov 15 1998
3 Vis
101.4
99.21
Treasury 3V2S
Treasury
Bid
Ask
101.2
.*May 15 1975-1985
Oct
1 1969.,
-Feb
1 1980
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May 15 1968
'Treasury 37/8s___
Nov 15 1974
'.Treasury 3%s—
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Treasury
Jan.23
Bid
.
each
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 22
-
in
represent one or more 32nds of
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92:10
,89.20
88.20
88.28
88.18
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1966
97.16
97.20
97.16
97.20
97.20
97.24
97.18
;
97.22
97'16
1978-1983
May 15 1985
87.20
87.28
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87.22
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t
88.26
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3 Vis—_Jun
Treasury
15
*
Treasury 3Vis__;
*
Treasury 3s
15 1966
1995
1960-1965
2%S—___
Feb 15 1965
2 Vis
Jun 15 1962-1967
2 Vis—
—Aug 15 1963
2Vis
Dec 15 1963-1968
Treasury
Treasury
1 Treasury
'.Treasury 2Vis—__Jun
Treasury 2Vis—Dec
15
2 Vis
Treasury
-Mar
15
Treasury 2 Vis
92.28
92.22
98.21
98.23
98.23
90.16
90.6
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89.18
89.8
89.16
89.10
88.20
88.28
88.24
88.8
88.16
88.12
88.20
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/ 98.21
98.23
88.22,-88.30
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86
86.4
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106
105
106
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102.16
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100.24
101.4
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Jan
1
1977
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
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May
1
1978
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
4 Vis
Jan
15
1979
97
1QKT
97
1968
97.8
15
4<!
May 15
3 Vis
Oct
105.24
104.24
1985
.
98
100.8
100
100
-
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101
97
98
98
98
97
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97
100
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1
1962
1
1969
95.16
96.16
95.8
96.8
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95.16
96.16
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1975
89
91
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—
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,
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15
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International Bank for
8
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89
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15
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96.30;-:
84.30
85.4
100.11
1965-1970
Treasury 2 Vis——Jun
Treasury 2Vis
Sep
96.26
96.28
84.28
100.14
15 ,1964-1969
15 1964-1969
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•'
96.24
85.8
100.10
15
,
Treasury
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85
-Feb .15
„
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———
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3s
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97.18
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3s
; Treasury
15
( 86
4
96
95
-
3 Vis
;
33/aS
3 Vis
——
3s_
*
Dec
84
Dec
84
8
8
with
tSale prices are indicated
a
double dagger.
3s
1976
85.8
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
Serial
15
1962
99.16
88.8
86.8
•
85.8
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86
,
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•
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100
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.
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(
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.
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New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
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,
Low
City
Low
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.
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92
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;
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'
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25-year 2%s 1975—.——:
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April-Oct
• External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961Feb-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
«Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961
Jan-July
•es assented Jan 1961
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• External sinking fund
6s Sept 1901—Mar-Sept
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1962
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April-Oct
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92
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BONDS
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Friday
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Friday's
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100
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Friday
86
.
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100.:.
other figures are bid and asked quotations.
All
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1957
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15-year
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95 y4
96
96%
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:
1981
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s
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State)
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1978
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1978
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1978
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1926
18
102
40
36
37
16
47%
52
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(Republic of) —
f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
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extl
s
footnotes,
s
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973—
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(Republic of) 7s 1967—
6Vis
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on
sinking
103%
103
36 Vi
104Vi
—
100% 100%,
Feb-Aug
98%
fund
1953—
64
Jan-July
Jan-July
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64
Jan-July
Jan-July
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—
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103
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84 VB
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98 Vi
94%
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106% 106%
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1972
s
Greek
1957—_April-Oct
see page
dollar
3s
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April-Oct
April-Ocf
dollar bonds
International loan of 1930—, ■
5s dollar bonds 1980
-—:-
1957—April-Ocl
(interest
103
103
10-year bonds of 1936—
; 3s conv & fund Issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
4s
June-Dec
due
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reduced to 3.375%)
1979
For
1974
June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
i
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
•External s t ey2s ot 1927 due
•
15
78
(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•
65
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5Vis dollar bonds 1969
April-Ocf
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1972
1
l
—;—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
external 8s 1941
3.5%)
75%
64
German
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
73 y8
52
47/8s
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
47/8s debentures series
4 Vis debentures series
1
64%
April-Oct
f debentures 1951
f
/
74
74
74
37
100 y2
81
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—
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103
81
~~
5 Vi
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—
.
April-Oct
'
———
—
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Berlin City Electric Co—
debentures 1955
1961
(Republic of) 4V2S external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Czechoslovakia (State) —
3s
April-Oct
47/8s debt adj ser A 1970
debt adj ser B 1978
Jan
Cudinamarca
100%
100
June-Dec
4Vis
of)
(Rep
1927
Cuba
98%
18
.
*3 VB
—Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct
(City of) "6V2S 1950
adjustment 1970
Credit Froncier
98%'
15
*42
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972—,
April-Oct
•
46
100% 100%
June-Dec
1976
1951
*42
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extl
3s
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50
100%
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—
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i
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
5s
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Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1960
7s
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
5V2S gtd extl loan 1979
5
100% 100 Vi
1
1
6Vis 1945
of
6s
1962
1960
(Hukuang Ry)
debt
6s
—
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assented
7s
fund
1962
Consol
{•Cologne
98
sinking
assented
• 6s
96 y2
100 % 101 Vi
June-Dee
1972
97
1961
Guaranteed
96
93
21
100% 101
97
1980__Jan-July
0s 1958
loan 1950
external
3
assented
6s
1
■
1973
47/bs debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5 Vis extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5 Vis
•
101%
Jan-July
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented
{•Bavaria
— -
Mar-Sept
.—April-Oct
April-Ocl
—
'
-
-
May-Nou
;
—
,
96
;
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—
5Vis extl
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94%
June-Dec
;
■
(Rep)
48%
96%
June-Dec
20-year 5 Vis 1979—
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Feb-Aug
20-year 5 Vis April 1980
20-year 5Vis Oct 1980
6
•
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.
1978
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,
1966
1962
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15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4 Vis 1971
•
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Jan-July
1964-,
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April-Oct
94%
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93%
94%
;
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28
-
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3'
18
27 y*
24-
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*
31
29%
Number 6129
Volume 195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(543)
27
'
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Interest
BONDS
Last
Sale
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Week's Range
Friday
,
or
Low
Friday
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday s
Bid & Asked
Price,-,.
Low
No,
'&
Conv
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(State of) 6s 1946—
funding. ,4 %8 1966-—
April-Oct
-
;
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—
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9,8.'/a
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5%s
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assented
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series
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32
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1977
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Italy
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81%
81%
81%
Japan
Japan
Development
_
6%s
ext)
5V2S
due
I#Kreuger
Lombard
extended
1965
Toll
&
Electric
Medellin
I •Milan
Co
f $
s
1952
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(Colpmbia)
30-year 3s
a
-5
89 »/a
32
92%
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extl sink fund
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reduced
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99
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fund
sink
6Vis
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19
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'
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21
%
:
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to
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2008_
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gtd dollar bonds
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53
;
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4s
sinking
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s
sinking
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48
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1973
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5Vis
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loan
1953
5'/2S
•
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due
loan
1958
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of)
1963_
5Vis
to
extl
97%
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100
of
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debs
1980
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1964—
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1981
debs
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Telephone &
debentures
1980
—
110
110
114%
446
110
121%
122
123'A
25
122
Telegraph
133
78
78
78%
27
78
79
82%
81%
82%.
60
81%
71%
72%
10
71%
Apr-OcZ
Co—
1980
Feb-Aug
debentures
1975
April-Oct
2%s
debentures
1986
—Jan-July
99%
2%s
debentures
1982
99'A
2%s
debentures
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i.3
98
98%
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91'A
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;
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31
36
,
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115
Optical Co—
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94
—
98%
99% 100
;
99 Vi
62
54
99
98
May-Wow
April-Oct
Distilling 4%s conv 1986
May-ZVou
Foreign Power debs 5s 2030__Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
junior debentures 1987
:
__Jan-June
.-Jan-June
&
101
57
114
*90%
&
Machine
111%
85%
100
—
—
91%
102%
101
15
lbJ
109 »A
99
1966—.—June-Dec
1990
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102
62
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1964—
91 'A
98%
85%
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90%
51
109 Va 110%
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1970
10
109%
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debentures
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21
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99
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I
■
100
1
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1981
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:
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Airlines
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•
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1986_
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COMPANIES
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1967. ._May-JVo»
1981
sinking fund debentures
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99%
1
98%
97'A
May-Nou
1973———
June-Dec
,'99%
American
__
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May-Nop
1958—_
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1968.%——
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1961_—_June-Dec
1971
subord
conv
Co
American
95 Va
3
99%
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__
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1
—
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'
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1953-2—-
(30-year)
extended to
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8
99%
97%
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;
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——
Oriental
99%
9 9'A
__
98%
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,
23
99% 100
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—
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Feb-Aug
Amer
95 Va
99 Vi
;
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loan
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
American
V
external loan
1976—
May-Nov
Municipal Bank-extl sink fund 5s 1970—J?/ne-Dec
I •Nuremberg TCity offes
1952——
Feb-Aug
s
10'A
r-T-
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debentures
Aluminum
103
35
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1963——Feb-Aug
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external
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1965—ApriZ-Oct
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1965a
new
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5'As
'
old
fund
loan
1958
3s. sinking fund debentures 1979_
.June-Dec
4'As sinking fund debentures 1982—
50
73
,99% 100 Vi
95
51
-4.
91
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn Electric Co
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—_ April-Oct
"
62
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'As debs 1978
._ApriZ-Oct
91'A
91 Va
Allied
Stores Corp 4'As 1981
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112
112%
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Norway
Southern
debentures
f
S
3%s
48
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100%
! j, ■
—
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f
Aluminum
*48
102
83
91
2
-
93%
..Jan-July
—
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1976
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s
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;
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2 .June-Dec
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.
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5%s
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.15 year 5%s 1976
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.
,
a
-
Power Go
Aldens
1%
(interest
New
to
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Mar-Sepf
1959—
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Feb-Aug
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(Dept of)
mtge* 3%s 1972__.._Ja«-Juiy
1st mortgage 3'/as 1984
1_
—Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'As 1975— .April-Ocf
100%
21
1958_— _Mar-Sepf
——
1978___
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
..%
■
Alabama
104
(interest
2008
98
1953
A
April-Oct
6Vis
82
87
1984__
6s of '26
extended
Alabama
103% 103%
-Jan-July
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1961
73%
"
Geraes
Mlnas
due
94 VA
June-Dec
1952
6%s
83
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...,
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—.
1978
(City, of)
71'A
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1959— Mar-Sept
—
83
980
91'
93 Vi
94
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—
May-Nov
May-Nov
Power
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71'A
•
90 %
93%
93 Va
1957— ApriZ-Oct
1954
6%s
bonds
(City of)
1975——,2.
to
Mtge Bank) 7s
5s uniform cod
(State
Yokohama
71'A
June-Dpc
1978
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A
High
1937)-—
1958
United Elec
mortgage -6$ series
6s
90
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1976—
6s
•
of
(City) .external 7s
assented
Low
June-Dec
1979
Cauca
Since
Jan. 1
No.
1951__Ju»e-Dec
Jau-July
conversion
See
Range
Sold
High
June-Dec
1979!
readj
readjustment
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• 4
1st
Jan-July
1974__— Mar-Sepf
—.—
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Jan-July
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external
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of '24 1954—-—- _Feb-Aug
loan
I •Jugoslavia
6s
81
82
3'/as
8
due ,1954 extended to 1964-—,
_Feb-Aug
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•
82
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6%s
•
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81
June-Dec
1951,
5%s
Bank
(Imperial
Japanese
•
81'A
17
4s-4 'As-4 %s
Bonds
June-Dec
1968
readjustment
conversion
Valle
— .Jan-July
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•
10
A, 81%
97
Mar-Sept
•-!
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(Government* of)
extl s f 1974
Jamaica
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197,7.
gtd
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97
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Jan-July
gtd ext s f 3s 1977
——
Italian
Italian
External
97
r
Jan-July
1951
1951
A
4%s
3%s-4'As-4ext
-Feb-Aug
——
:
1947
Uruguay (Republic of) —
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Tel—
&
1947
A
A
mtge series A
6'As sinking fund mortgage ser C
assented series C 1951
Jan-July
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1948—
6s
series
fund
External
International
Sale Price
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5
ApriZ-Oct
(7th series) 1975—
(11th series) 1978——series)
1980——2.
secured
5%s
\
Community—
Steel
and
sink
3'As
Jan-July
mortgage 6s 1949
debentures adjustment
Period
Exchange
o«
Corp—
series
6%s
General
4%s
debentures
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High Authority of
Works
■All
Week's Range
Last
Low
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6 %s
"
Interest
,Hieh
United
I • Hamburg
{Range foriWeek Ended January 26)
>
3%s
April-Oct '
—
1987
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75
-June-Dec
78%
75%
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73
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A
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10
\
.
77
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76 Va
f external
s
loan
1975——_—
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(State of) 7s 1947—
Mar-Sept
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reduced
•
Peru
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-•Nat
loan
of)
extl-
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assented
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i8s
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1958~i_—
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sink
—
fund
7s
4 Vis assented-1968
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1959
assented
85
8s 1-950
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and
6s
2/
1955——
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external
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of
'•
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loan
of
due
1926
1966
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(interest
{•Rome
reduced
(City
of)
to
6'As
2.25%)
reduced
to
2.375%)
2004
Serbs
Croats
•
&
7s
series
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.
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/123%
116
.
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90 Va
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140
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j07
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91
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-
89,
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.
69%
36
Vk
124
88%
2
88 Vk
_
39
:
115
86
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:
88%
.
104%
103%
103% 103%
East Coast Ry Co—
,
'1st mtge 6s series- A YOLlik:——
Jan-July
2nd mtge* 5 %S iconv inc ser A 2011-—Jan-July
Food Bair Btofes' 4s; cbiiv- debs^^1979.^-——ApriZ-OctForemost/Dairies; Inc ".'4 Vies 1930:,—Jap-July "
Fort Worth ft Denver Ry 4%s 1982—_—Afay-Nov
Gardner-Denver/ 4%s Conv, debs 1976——April-Ocl
General American Oil Cn of Texas^-/
.('/
4,%s ;cdriV/.subord debentMrcs 198,4^.——Afay-N0V f
Gen- Amer transport .4r copy: debs ,'1981s;.*-Aftty-Nov
General Glgar Co A V^as/lncomc! -4cbs ;l3i7^Zunc-Dec,
General. Electrio.'Co. 3%s debentures 1976,Afay-Nov
«General I Foods. Corp. 3 %s debenturen 197ft-Jan^JuZ» .
71 \
34
<104
115
20
-
,r3:'
18%
18
*1-
.47%
.
361/2
34%.
36%
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.
,
87 V
.
i
84%
'A/Vir..-,
81%
83
161
'
84%
85
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83% ■•-PS-i.
84Vi
86%
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.
88 V*
■
•
t:.83.%,-
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,
488
.
77%
•
15;
84%/;
841/4
84%
—May-JVo»
•
8J%
,76»A< -76%
76%
:
88 Va
1986-^,^--—*jL-,——ApriZ-Oct
1988—--i----^---.--AprU-0ct
1989——-———Mar-Sept
,
81
-
84%
:*74»/4'.
1977——————Afay-Nov
debs 1980—,,,—_April-Oci
n
<86%
85%
.7,
AX
78%
-80%
' r-f' '
"
'
conv
Florida
77%
:;.86'/»
;
81
84
86%
*91 r
oonspl mortgage 3 %s ser E 4964—April-Oct;
First consOl.mortgage 3 Vis ser F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mortgage 3 %S ser Q 2000—Jan-July
• 5s income debentures Jan. 1 2020—April-Oct j.
Ohio division first mortgage 3 %s 1971—Mar-Sepi
3%s debentures
73 Ve
45
421/2
•
•86%
; *80% ; 82
'89%/89%
1984——^———Jan-JuZy
?
18%
'■ ;
'
*80%
53%
/;
—
*84%
"•
18%
31%/ 36%;*
ii'^ 2
1983_i.——Mar-Sept
.
:
/
v•;
•
;;:v4
4,
-
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■
.
'
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•
-
;
.:-52;
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4s «debs
Stainless Steel "Corp^-;
<;
'subord-"debs 1973———
.
'.''45..'
45
.
debentures
conv
2.
:
*86%*
Ry 1st lien 4s -1995-June-Deo
3%s
3Vbs
3 %s
3%S
4%s
20
35Vk'-'36%
;
.
1980___——-—^Afay-Nov /,
t
53%
♦18%
Family * Finance Corp 5s 1981—:
—Apr-Oct
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
> .
4%s cony subord debentures 1976.
Aprll-OtZ
Federal; Paper Board 5s 1981—.
——Afay-Nov
Firestone-tire ft Rubber 2%s debs 1972—Jan-JUly
'
83
5
73
*80
1st ft ref M
35.
: 92%
.
,
Jan-July
4986_-Afay-Nov
35
108% 110%
85
2%s
1st ft ref M 3%s series H 1982—^
1st ft ref M 3 Vis series I 1983
>
119
.
92 Vk
72%
V
48
-m>
First
,
*97
First and refund mtge 3s ser F
1981
1st and ref M 3'/4S series G 1981—
.75.;:;
Div
"5s stamped 1965-,—_ 1 —-—-——ApriZ-Oct,
Erie RR Co gen tntge hie 4%s ser A Jan 2015-April
95%
91%
95
91
91
?
\
1979—
i
72%
*82
(N Y) first, cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin joliet ft Eastern Rtf 3%s 1970———Afar-Sept
El Paso &: South Western first As 4965—-April-OCX
105%-
24
^—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A
T982_Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B
1977-ApriI-Oct
First a:jd refund mtge 2%s %er C i972*Ju»e-Dec
Fimt and refund mtge 3s ser D
1972—May-2Vot>
First and refund mtge 3s ser E
114
42
*92%
Edison El 111
106
*86 Vi
Consolidated Edison of New York—
106%
114
*81%
1873—-Afdy-Nov
C
Co Inc—
,
•
,
:
subord debentures 1977
Chemical
Eastern
-
97%
103.V4
——Apr-Ocf
sinking fund debentures 1999—
—April-Oct
s t debentures
1999—--i——_Apr«-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
April-Oct
82 %
101 %f
104%
*791/4
;5s*sl ^debentures, 2010-—i,-—„Afar-Bept
Eastern-Gas ft Fuel Associates 3%s 1965—Jan-JuZy.
91%
II
3s
88%
106
First mortgage 3s series L 1977_——_Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978—June-Dec
see page
"I''
lOS'Vi
34is conv subord debentures 1981-———June-Dec
Commonwealth Edison Co—•
1st ft ref M 3%» series 4»
,
16
f
:
97%
,87
.
;
105%
debentures series N 1984——April-Ocf
1985—.
:
April-Ocf
5l4»s debs series O
3%s 1986—
1st mortgage 4Vis 1987
—
Combustion Engineering Inc—
,
17'
,
104
*96%
87
103
1964———Afay-Nov
103%
821/4 "
100%
401% 403%
-
Gftrdti'er'/Corp 4s/debs 1983—-—ApriZ-Oct
1st, mortgage
1st mox"tgage
1st. mortgage
1st'mdrtgage
1st mortgage
85%
15:
;
102% 103
^.Afar-Sept
,
k
4s
5s
65
'
86 %
91%
107%
——May-Now
mortgage
,./6
.,
102%
104
85
887/a
88%
•
85%
2
t.,
87
*86%
Columbus ft South Ohio Elec 3V<s 1970—May-Sepl
1st mortgage 3%s 1983————Mar-No»
103
<
13
*100.
—^—1?cb-Aug
1978——————ApriZ-Oct
1982
;——Jan-JuZy
Dresser Industries Inc 4s conv 1977^———Afar-Sept
Duquesne Light Co 2%s
1977——
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 2%s 1979^—————April-Oct;
1st mortgage 2%s -1980—:
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3 %s I982_———-Mar-Sept
:
Dow
77%
101
11
85 Vi
85
: ;
debentures series F 4981--—ti--—April-Oct:
footnotes,
ft Western
Douglas Aircraft
V
99 Vi
.
102%
85
.
43/4S debentures series G 1981_—___Aprll-Oct
5 Vis debentures series H 1982—
.J.June-Dec
5s debentures series I 1982—————April-OcI
47/«s debentures series K 1983
'
3
20
17
73%
Second, gold ;4& rl995^i---i-/---4-i-/----J«herDeo/
Vfoi ft fronton; RR 2%s ser B 1976-Afar-Sept
86%
,
76%
:
■
86%
90%
;M»r-Sepf
"*
95%
102%
114
■
1986—April-Oct
debs
4-6s
-Mackiifac
&
Diaxixend
,
*77 Vi
1975———
1080—^-.
108%
101 y«
•
Detroit
90 Vi
,
81
86%
"*99 '
37/ss
For
refund
1st mtge &
1st mtge ft
Detroit
...
1st
*and
Gen ft. ref 3 Vis -series O
'
——
E
104
106
215
108'.
104% 105 /
101%
-
.
107%'
89 %
.81,
*--
debentures
102%
■
.
DetrbitEdisoiir3s'series'H.1970;^--_—June-DecT
/Geiierai -and refund 2%s series, I 1082—Mar-Sept;
Gen
ref .mtge 2%s' series J 1985-——Afar-Sept /
Gen ft ref 3%s series K 1976—--'—May-Nob
>
-3 % s. icon ver tib ledeben t U res' 1969—^—--Feb-Aug
3%s cotwertible -debentures 1071-——i_Mar-Sepf -,
;
Gen & ref 2 %s -series' N1984—Mar-Sept
f'c i'-iv.
:.; ;5?%/'-57V., J'
12
56%,
*82
'
3s
3%s
103'A
102%
95%
2
/
82% 82%
100% 101 %
mtge ft-coll tr 2%s 1979^—————Jan-Juiy
1st -mtge ft coll?tr 2%s 1980—Mar-Sept
'
l^ mtge & coU tx"' 3%srl984_———^._)»ar-Nov;
1st -mtge & coll- tr 3 %s 1985———June-Deo ,*
1st mtge-& coll tr 3Vis 1888
——-—June-Deo
Denver ft Itio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
v,
V 1%- contingent
interest)
1993—
.Jan-July.
;
Inconie mortgage Series A 4 % % 2018
—April
Denver ft Salt Lake Income mortgage (3% *.r: Sixed. 1 fo contingent interest): 1993-^-Jon-July
':y4v /;^9%;,33 y,:.v
63
56
.72
101
•
•62%
Feb-Auy
33/as debentures series C 1977—_——--Apr«-Oct
3 Vis debentures series D 1979—_
Jan-July
101%
"102%
2
*87%
/
.
107%;
105
:
,
94
82%
r.
'96
V'":93% x'93%,''
..
"lOOyi 100%
82%
96
'
•
"85
"93»%
/
5
,
j
.
June-Dec
1970—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982—
Jnne-Ocf
1st mortgage 2%s 1985——,—,——Mar-Sept
1st mtge 3%s 1"986_
—————
—*
1st mortgage 3s 1889—_May-Nov
1st mtge 37/ss 1993—————Afar-Sept
1st mtge 4a/8s 1984———Apr«-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1977—--Jan-July
Columbia Gas System Inc—
r
3s debentures series A 1975-^-—June-Dec
•
101%
*102% 103
mtge ft" coli tr 3s 1973-/.---L-J——April-Oct
1st mortgage ft coll tr 3 Vis. 1977--——June-Dec
98
12
,
Refunding and impt 4Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Wab ft Mich DiV 1st 4s 1991-Jan-July
first coli trust 4s iggO-May-Nob
Electric Illuminating
85
400%
17
95%
106
104
*•
102
95%
v
1st
58%
87' y
-57—
-
'.——June-Dec
1993——
3Vis subord conv ^debs
Lackawanna
Gollateral. trtrst
■
-101 !r
^ 58%;
;
-5/,;
57-
•
98% '98%
■;-"e7%- 97%.;
"*97%
97%
St Louis Division
5%s
York
/Pennsylvania.
y,; 5,
3
"
Cincinnati
:
107
1st
—
15
144
102
9
102% 103%
;
•Income mortgage" due 1893_i——————May
MOrris -ft Essex<L)ivisipn
- "'V/':"-;'/'-'
...
67
71%
"*87 VB
City Products Corp—
l; '■
5s conv subord debs 1982—-—,——
June-Dec
107%
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
43«s
102
83%
131 -
70
♦102% 103%
102%
„
100
404% <•105%'
20
'101% 101%
1984—- _———,—Mar-Sept
3s
Delaware POWer
-n-———.-,—.—-Jan-July
General gold '4s 1993
25
•
...,
New
Chicago Onion Station—
series
-403% 104
•-
84%
104%
.
.
.
86
75
debentures series B
103%
it,
'
*77
mortgage
First
68%
101
3s
133%
.
*
100'
99
98%
*80
•v
First mortgage SVks series P 1963——Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1903—,,_Jan-July
Chicago ft West Ind RR 4%s A 1982,
Afay-Nov
Chock F«n O' Nuts Corp.—
4 Vis *cenv subord debs 1981—
-Afay-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & filec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1976—»———
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987—
—Afay-Nov
Cincinnati Union TerminalFirst mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1989——Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 4974—_
Feb-Aug
Cf T Financial Owp 3%s debs 1970,,—.Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1971—
April-Ocf
Cities Servioe Co 3s s t debs 1977———-Jan-July
102% .104%
104
.
61%
62%
83 Vk
105V4
20
98% 98%
-404% 104%
83%
84%
131
136%
■
97
83%
"
75
Cleveland
6s
-2
104%
104% 105
l987-————May-Now
1st mortgage 5 Vis. 1990——————Afar-Sept
*103
/
Dayton Union Ry 3 %s 1965_-,„
—_—-June-Dec ^
Deere ft. Co' 2%s ^debentures 1965———-April-Oct
95%
95%
3 Vis clebentures l977—-——————Jan-Juiy
..,*85%„_87:%i;
,95% :' ./,95 Va 1.9.5%?•§(: *;
.4Visi subord debentures- 1983————Feb-Auy
98 -v
,97% 98%,:/
Delaware -ft: jHudson* 4s -extended 1963-—liAfay-Noy
DelaWiar^ Laqkavvarina ft Western RR Co—r "
-yjuy
73-
-
Co
90
104%
f
-
Firsts mortgage 5s
77 % ;;
,.
72
28
60.; 60 y2
-81% -62%
61%
100
General 5s series B
98%
series; A 1978t._;/i;_—
junerDec
1st' mortgage' -3%s * J882i——-Feb-Aug
67
37%
*64
,
:
7
-
4%®
Publishing
•
73
:
89
,404%. 104 V*'
1st
71%
64
:
27
37%
-Jan-July
Afar-Sept
1994
1987_
'■
73 "";
'
91%
*99% 104
Feb-Aug
April-Oct '
1975
i
'.:/"/82%; /84
'I2:
<
*404
3s
77'.,t
35
-
•104%,
,
^
mtge 5Vis ser <3 1983—————
—Feb-Aug
Chicago Teroe Haute & Southeastern Ry
First and refunding mtge 2%*-4%8 1994_Jan-Juiy
2%s-4%s
73
105%- -404% 105%
,.,'vy:.' '■
•••
•••5. '
Daystrom Incorporated—
AVis s. f debs 1980————April-Oct
Dayton/Power ft*Lt first mtge 2%s 1975--April-Oct
;: 1st: mortgage
3s 1978___—————Jan-July
:
55
1
77
.
.
44
Curtis
105 Va
*85
4 %s. conv subord debs
1981-——,-——April-Oct
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3Vis '66_Afay-Nov
83
84%
23
.
•
1st
Income
4%s
Corn Products .Co: 4%s subord debs 1983~April-Oct
84 %-.•
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
—
146 Va
i i\i (tfAue,
.j
—
.
-*83 %
■
,
Croweli-Collier Publishing—
1 1999——April
i^Jan-July
income debs 1995-———
June-Dec
-—-
Continental; Oil Co 3s debs 1984——-May-No®
4%s debentures 1991—----u—i.———,_Afay-Noy
Copperweld Steel .C.o—
./';: '■ '»■.<
;
5s conv subord. debentures 1979,
June-Dec
\/,
mtge 2%s series A 1980
130%
78
84%
*89%
;
•'
-
'
4Vis
104%
*91
-4%s debentures l985-;____———_—April-Oct
;.
94
77
Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4 Vis conv increased series p Jan 1 2044——_April
•50 inc debs series A Jan 1 J5055-,
Jty$r-Sept /
1st
104%
105%
<103 %
II
*78%
.
115
95
75%
:
108
103
'
1988-*-—.——April-Oct
-1st; mortgage 4.%s -1989——^
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4%s 1990-—-———-June-Dec
1st mortgage 4%s
1991--——Feb-Aug r.
Continental Baking .3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
;; 4%§ convertible subord debs 1983,
May-Noo :
Continental"Can Co 3%s debs 1976—-.^.--April-Oct
:
-141
106
105
5;"
'.
95
104%
31
-■•<
130% 134
——-Feb-Aug
1985—-.——Feb-Aug
4%s
•
105%
93
■
■
403% 103%
debentures ;1983
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
142
96
Jon-July
-
'—
1982—
Convertible, debentures.
162
140
138
General mortgage 4
modtgage 3s series B 1989-
108
*
*
Chicago ft Eastern 111 RR—
• General mortgage inc conv 5s 1997——.—April
First mortgage 33/4S series B 1985—— Afay-NoV
• 5s income debs -Jan 2054_—r—
May-Nov
Chicago ft Erie 1st gold 5s 1982———Afay-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
• weneral inc mtge 4%s Jan 1 2038—
—April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry-—
• 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983.,.—April
•2nd mortgage -4 '/as inc set A Jan 2003——April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
; , •
First
106
107
.
1986,--i-^-?^-^-U-----^-Feb-Aug
4%s debentures 1986-^.-/;-—Afay-Nov,
Consumers Power first mtge 27/sS 1975—Mar-Sept
:>
-
.113%
158
conv
•Second mtge conv inc 4Vis Jan
105;
•-
4%s -debentures
:
86
-
,101
103%
/;•" '79 ''45'
,
A
/
5s (debentures
Ch&dbourne Gotham Inc—
Chicago & North Western Ry
95
*82%
,-JuJie-Dec
4%s
37 %
High
98
.11'
'
M
103% 103%
*106% 107%
130 Vk
5s. debentures 1982--——————Mar-Sept
130% t
'
36%
1974—April-Oc'„
Central Pacific Ry Co 3%s series A 1974—Feb-Auy
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968-^-.—.-—Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5%s conv 1979-iJan-July
4$rserles JV,.l594-t~-
105 Ya
93%
-
Low
24
'
105
103%
Jan. 1
No.,
98 %
.
Range Since
Sold
.
New Vork-Power 3s
First mortgage
98
1978——Feb-Aug
debentures
Bonds
High
1963--—June-Dec
debentures. 1979.
debentures
4%s
•
5.90s
1991——-—-June-Dec
T
ser
VM 2%s series U• 1981u—Aprii-Gct
1st .ref; mtge s f 2%s series X . 1986—»-Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968™——April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1976-—,----Afay-Nov
*86
,
—
Central
4%s
-debentures
Friday's
Low
•
mortgage 4s series A
.
ref M
conv
1st'}ref
95%
86
or
Bid ft Asked
Consolidated Gas El Light &;Ppwer (Bait)—
1st ref M 27/8s series T 1976-——.—Jan-July
102
102%
86:'%
„
78%
101
'192% 103%
86%
85
73
,
49
Week's Range
Interest
-
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—
4%s conv. subord debs 1984__f———_June-Dec
'
'
/"'■
1
1995—.—Jan-July
• Gen mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—_May
• Gen mortgage -4 Vis series B Jan
1 2020-"—May
Centra) Illinois Light Co—
4%s convdebenttxres 1974—
.June-Dec
Central RR Co of N J 3%s 1987——Jan-July
First
95
95
88
74
99%
60
f ■ debentures
Central of Georgia Ry—
5
.
134 Vi
82%
.
73%
1981-
lUbtt--.—------June-Dec •
Celaaese Corp 3s debentures 1965—April-Oct :
3%s debentures 1976—————April-Oct
4%s
125
433
'J
New York Stock Exchange
...
High
Low
100^ 100 til
73%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug,
5%s conv subord debs 1983—
April-Oct
Caterpillar tractor 4%s debs 1977——May-JVa®.
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
Case (J I) Co 3%s debs 1978
No.
95
*81
<<
Jan. 1
,
,
debentures
9o
■
first 3s 1976—_June-Deo
gtd 5s A 1962—ApriZ-Oct
Canadian Pacific Ry—
134Vi
'Friday ■
Last'. •
Period Sale Price
Consolidated Ecuson of New York (continued)—
»
98
1st & ref M 4Vis series M 1986
___„April-Oct
1st & ref M 5s series N 1987_*—
April-Ocl
1st & tef M 4s series O 1988
—-June-Dec
94%
1st & ref -M 5 Vis series P 1989___?.——June-Dec
106
1st ft ref -M 5 Vis series Q 1989
June-Dec
1st. ft ref M 4%s series R 1990--.-—■—June-Deo
1st'ft ref 5s .series S 1990
June-DCc
t.. .BOND'S
Range "Since
Sold
High
129
133 Vi
Corp'4'As conv 1981—-——June-Dec
• Bush Terminal Bidgs 5s income 1982-—Jan-July
Burroughs
Bonds
Oi- maay b
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
207
1102% 102%;
105Vk;,111
89
///-/.'•!'
'■
i"
202 / 202 v
100
12
vk-102%
-
*-
<91%
.
.
91%
92
<92%
92.
30-
91% 1,93%
;
l.i.l./'.
.
89%.
92
Number 6129
195
Volume
.
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29
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f. V ,j
Week's Bange
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Stock Exchange
New York
Period
.
t.ast
Sale Price
3%s
—Jan-July.
Jan-July
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78
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,
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37
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81
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May-No®
1982—
Lxi-
''t\
;
—June-Dec
69
87%
1977
f
g
debentures
Indiana
85'A
71'A
•
5
V
60
82
101
Pliilco Corporation-—
conv
81
—
Feb-Aug
1974—L
3V4s
mortgage
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
4'As
58
*58'A
68%
87%
1985
California
86'A
71
18
71 '/a
87%
1987—:
convertible
86%
98
68
70%
69%
1979
86
97%
24
73'A
67
30
70'A
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
Gold
.
*.
1981-,
1978—
refunding 2%s
First &
••
—
^
refunding 2:'/4s 1971——
refunding 2%s 1967_
&
—
1990
3%s series D 1980
Marquette Ry
General
•
99'/a
73'A
72'/«
59
65
70%
1980—.—Jan-July
debentures
2'As
debentures
Southern
98%
85
:
Eastern
Philadelph:a
-
Bell
debentures
San
85%
58
.
Oil
2%s
79%
84'/a
9 8'A
*
72
70
88
58%
__
64'/4
1966
f debs
s
Alabama
Gold
76
105'A
99
4%s
debs
First 4'As
101%
42
'
;
88
88
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68'A
—
4%s
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108 'A
85%
91'A
Corp—
debentures
85'A
85'A
108'A
88
23
—
Marchant—5'As
80'A
V
72
June-Dec
4 As series D 1981
April-Oct
mortgage 4 As series E 1984—Jan-July
General mortgage 3'As series F 1985
Jan-July
General
88
*59'A
__May-Nov
debs
2'As
debentux*es
Corp
2 As
North
76
84%
f
105
30
107% 108'A
Jan-July
2'As
Southern
105%
140
98
98%
&
79%
8
,
,
133
91'A
<
101'A
23
84 Vb
Oil
75'/a
'
Oil
Southern
102
74%
'
123 Vb
94
133
Co—
4%s
Co
Oil
3'As
>
106% 107'A
107'A
April-Ocf
1975—
1965
A
B
3s
4s
debentures
Line 3.20s
Union
Southern
93
99%
99'A
Oil
104%
1964_Ju«e-Dec
General
&
81'A
Shell
27/«s
100%
86'A
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99%
Feb-Aug
debentures
*—
86%
86
A-.—
V
104
132
88
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127
-June-Dec
Co
&
subord
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102%
101
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125'A
May -Nov
1972
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conv
3s
< '
104
12
75'/a
85
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;—
is
85
51
102
1982
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Southern
81%
100'A
,
v>
16
80 'A
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May-Noo
.
r
76
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——
Airways—
debentures 1979
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
Peoria
75'A
Mar-Sept
—^.Mar-Sepl
*
—_—
3'As
Oil
subord
conv
1985—-June-Dec
37
87'A
66 >A
83%
83%
91
•
21
101'A 101%
debentures
South
World
American
4%s
101%
—April-Ocf
1991
1988
Pan
35
104'A 105%
101% 102
April-Ocf
3'As
Pacific
100 'A 100%
105%
June-Dec
—
1987-—-——
3 As
3'As
17
lOO'A
85
65'A
1980-
Acceptance
debentures
103%
6
92%
June-Dec
1986
debentures
3 '/«s debentures
104% 104%
June-Dec
1993
debentures
2%s
101%
101
June-Dec
5
*100
132
1971
B
5'As
Sons
&
subordinated
101
30
91%
2
85
■
66 %
1974
Socony-Vacuum
■A.*
.
.
104%
1992—
GG
^
101%
1990
1991
FF
—
•
June-Dec
91'A
87'A
-
126 y4 129%
1st gtd 4s
1977
Co
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Roebuck
Skelly
80%
June-Dec
mtge 5s series BB 1989—
3'As series CC 1978_,
1st
83'A
126'A
6
85
85
97%
87'A
Co—
debentures
Smith-Corona
83
■
,
51
100 *
22
87'A
80%
80
25
81
95'A
48'A
Mar-Nov
1989
cons
3%s
RR
Finance
Sinclair
—
19
*82 'A
3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
ref mtge 4'As series A A 1986
June-Dec
f
(Jos
Shell
'
First &
Line
Air
s
Service
.
4
»
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80'A
1st
England
debentures
5s
83%
81'A
30
—
certificates Nov
Depot
New
&
Seiberling
83'A
81 1/4
'A
103'A
'■
50
99'A 100
AMar-Sept
Jan' 2006
A
mortgage 3s series B
Sears
4
79%
*__
81
Ry
RR
4%s
97%
refunding
Union
V
Sears
92'A
126
120
97%
&
Duluth
4%s
60
1966—_June-Dec
First
Paul
3s
120'A
91%
15
92 'A
123
101%
95'A
v1
*80%
Seagram
120'A
117
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117'A 119'A
25
__
*88%
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100'A
99'A
—
92
91
12
Ry Co—
series
inc bond
4s
&
37ks
91
91
2
91
121
99%
_____April-Ocf
certificates
bond
4s
Paul
5s
series I
3'/2S
refunding
&
First
debs
Seaboard
■
92'A
Francisco
Louis-Southwestern
1st
122%
89
49%
5s 1996-Jan-July
Scott
86
April-Oct
91
1968__Jwne-Dec
St
.80
118'A
81 'A
*95'A
1977—June-Dec
1996
6s
income
Scioto
91
91
81'A
—^April-Ocf
1989—May-Wow
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982-^—_ja?i-July
79'A
79'A
*79
118%
Jan-July
1971
A
1st gold
Adirond'k
&
gold
Second
St
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*100'A
SO'A
3
101% 102 Vj
4s
First
86'/a
*81'A
86%
102 »/2
8
81V2
90 %
91
Mar-Sept
1969
1977
debentures
conv
mortgage
5s
•
*77%
debs
conv
series A 1997
—Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
__Mar-Sept
171
74%
76'A
81
91
81'A
_Mar-Sepf
series J
3s series
Power
Louis-San
1st
101
151
1
159
79
Corp—
3'As
5'As
6'As
Lawrence
Second
Co—
& Electric
McBee
—April-Oct
1983
1977
Aircraft
Royal
96%
Electric
&
D
mortgage
Rohr
—
*78'A
/
159
159
93
91%
♦93
104% 104%
*104'A
Gas
serial
General
82
Corp—
subord debentures
conv
4'As
.
79
79
Oil
Rochester
—
82
2%s
Paper Co 4%s conv 1978—
Pacific Gas
82%
82
16
82 'A
82
*77%
94'A
105
'
92%
*79%
99 »A
93%
105
91
—Jan-July
1964
debentures
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic
Steel
Corp 4%s debs 1985——Mar-Sepf
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem
Manufacturing 37/as debs
1975
93'A
10
*81 %
1975
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s
1979—
_June-Dco
1st mortgage 2%s 1980————
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s
1982
—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As. 1985—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988———
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4'As 1987
Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5'/as conv 1982—May-Woo
5 'As conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford
59'A
933A
92%
Mar-Sept
1977
2%s
Oats
91
■V
83'A
56'A
20
———
debentures
Quaker
Electric Co—
&
5
159
101 %
8i.y2
18
82
mortgage 3'as 1983_April-Ocf
1975
r_April-Oct
debentures
4%s
56%
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
3s
1975
First mortgage 2%s 1980—
93%
103 A
10
101'A 101%
165
93%
First and refunding
3%s
104
High
98'A
*85
103'A 103'A
104%
77
*81
104'/8 104'/8
92%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
99%
and
99'A
*102
82
Range Since
Sold
*105
and
First
<
Bonds
High
98'A
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—,_Jan-July
101% 101%
103'A
99
First and
.
—
99'A
Feb-Aug
mortgage
first
mortgage
87%
Richfield
First mortgage 23As
Oklahoma
88'A
87%
—
.—
Edison
91%
88'A
89 'A
*98'A
99'A
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979—:
Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3'As 1982——
June-Dec
First mortgage
3'As 1984
—
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4'As 1986—_—
Mar-Sepf
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990__
June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3s 1979——
.
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987——
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979—
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
debentures
May-Wot?
—
First
*87%
(Minnesota)
3'As
1963
debentures
89
Power Co—
States
Northern
3s
84
*91'A
Frioa> s
Service Electric & Gas Co—
*85
April-Ocf
1984
4s
trust
Public
*80
*88'A
or
Bid & Asked
Low
92%
92
92%
92%
Ry first gold 4s
Western
&
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
High
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974___;
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Woo
3'As s f debentures 1973
May-Noo
3'/4S s f debentures 1974
May-Wot?
4 'As s f debentures
1976
May-Wot?
4%s s f debentures 1977May-Wot?
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-Wot;
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-Wot?
5 'As s
f debentures 1979
May-Wot?
4%s s 1 debentures 1981
_
May-Wot?
4%s s f debentures 1981——.
May-Wot?
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047—
^_Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4'As ser A 2047
Jan-July
Norfolk
or
Last
Exchange
New York StocK
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
1st
; Monday, January '29,(1862
EXCHANGE BOND' RECOR,D (Range for Week Ended January 26)
NEW YORK STOCK
Ohio
,
.
(546)
30
Co
debentures
of
debs
June-Dec
1985
America
1977——
2%s
125'
125'A 128
1966_. April-Oct
*91%
Mar-Sept
*86'A
90
__
—
Continued
on
page
35
Volume
Number 6129
195
.
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(547)
31
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan. -22,
the following
In
on
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Jan. 26.
'
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Sale-Price
'
American Stock Exchange
O
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intended to ••AvAUUv every cCv, Ui Ifj
include
VVl
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security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
which
in
bond
a
any
Range for Week Ending Jan. 26.
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
'Par
..'
,.
Oorp class
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
'
Missiles &
Acme
2%
2%
A
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Products
Precision
Acme
Wire
Acme
Admiral
Co
Plastics
10c
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1
lOo
•
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Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Co__
Aerosol Techniques Inc___
—1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid
Investment
5 %
Co
9,600
16%
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
4'/4
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
81 %
Jan
7Va
7%
8,000
6'/a ,Jan
7%
Jan
Britalta
10%
11'A
2,900
11%
Jan
British
American
British
16%
16 V4
.200
.
Jan;
Jan
4 Ve
Jan
Jan
88 %
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150
86
Jan
87%
Jan
30
3,400
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Jan
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200
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82
5%
3,300
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5 Va
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1
5%
6
8V4
6'A
1
13%,
Aluminum
of America $3.75
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Oil
Ambassador
American
I
8%
Corp
Corp
American
Beverage
Book Co
American
Business
American
Electronics
Inc
American Israeli
American
Inc
83%
Jan
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(EL)
6'A
Jan
Bruck
Mills
14 %
Jan
B
Company-
500
12
&
Armour
10%
Jan
Bunker
63/4
Jan
Burma
,
Jan
80%
9,800
4%
Jan
53/b
Jan
3,600
5
Jan
6
Jan
5%
15
633/4
Jan
65%
14
700
Jan
163/8
4'/2
42%
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4
23/4
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4%
Jan
600
42%
16 Va
4.72%
1
Co
Gas
&
73/8
Jan
3Va
Jan
3%
1,200
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Jan
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1,700
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6%
16%
14%
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40'A
94
95 y2
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29,800
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213
218
33.600
2 Va
Jan
218
Jan
33 V4
3%
4, '■
2%
Jan
96
40%
2%
Hill
Consolidated
Atlas
5p
98%
Jan
31%
Jan
38
Jan
3
33/4
4%
%
,
5 Va
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General
Atlas
Sewing
Industries
Plastics
Aurora
Jan
4'A
Automatic
Inc
Avien
Avis
Products
Steel
Non-voting
non-cum
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
18 %
181/2
21
2,900
18%
Jan
28%
13%
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11
Jan
13 %
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5%
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23%
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Banco
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A
2%
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10
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&
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&
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M)
700
6%
Jan
Jan
6 "4
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
19%
Jan
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3%
Jan
57 %
Jan
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6%
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Jan
Cockshutt Farm
Cohu
6,500
10 Va
Jan
12 Tb
Jan
Colonial
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&
Jan
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Jan
4
Jan
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114 %
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280
104
104% 106
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Jan
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19%
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25
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Jan
7%
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Jan
1,400
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Jan
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5,600
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21
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9
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59,600
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Clausner Hosiery Co
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp
50c
Clopay Corporation
1
8%
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2,600
Jan
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Cable
30,000
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convertible
Controller
Jan
13
10
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8%
11%
Cherry-Burrell Corp—
5
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
—i
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
2
/ Chief ConsolidatecT Mining———1
Jan
54
6'/b
1,400
18%
Charter
Jan
12,600
9%
19%
Chamberlin
5 %
Jan
6 %
18
Jan
600
Jan
15%
23%
Jan
38'/a
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
19
12%
58
17%
5,500
13%
51
Jan
27'A
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
1
of
Jan
57
700
58
1
—5
1
22V4
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
20%
Jan
Jan
85/«
1
Securities
11%
63'A
6 Vb
6%,
—6c
Power
10%
Jan
'
Hadley Corp—-——
1
Maine Power 3.50% pref—100
4,400
Jan
4'/a
38 Va
57
.
5Va
Central
12,800
Jan
24%
49'/a
58
11%
Jan
13 Va
22'/b
Jan
7.'«»
t
Co
Jan
23 Vb
—
1
-
B
Jan
19'A
9
Corp of America
$1.40 series
2%
8,000
5,200
—
—
&
4,500
22'%
24
62
!A
87b
Corp
Light $5
Co
2%
19
23'A
pi'd—10
Minerals
Amer
,
2%
21'A
1
—__—1
Ltd
;
23%
/
—*
Co
(J W)
t
613
Century Geophysical Corp_
5%
7,700
6 IS
Jan
'
1,800
'4
-
9
3%
5%
10%
i»
1
2.50
Jan
__
10
1
2
5%
Jan
•
3,500
—
2 Vb
4 Ve
Jan
10%
—
6,700
Jan
2%
'
2%
Va
Jan
18'A
23/a
2,100
shares—
Jah
Jan
1%
11%
lc
American
10
%
vtc_l
Corp
Carter
Chemical—
Andes
Jan
1534
Jan
7'A
9%
1,000
18%
13
600
16%
Jan
7'A
Jan
9%
16Va
16%
13
163/b
Jan
32%
6%
•
Jan
Jail
Jan
10 Va
50c
15 %
100
Ltd
Gas
International
Carolina
Clary
—
200
•
common
Cities Broadcasting
City Products.
—r
Baxter & Kennedy Inc__
Clarostat
—
Va
2
10
1
—1
Properties Ltd—
Clark
_
15
9%
—'
2'A
1
__—I
Willlstou
Clark
preferred
Securities Corp
17Vb
20
Petrofina
Circuit
Common
Jan
8'A
8,600
4,600
Convertible
1434
15%
_5
Petroleums
Marconi
Cinerama
Baldwin-Montrose
2,000
2%
17 Va
21
15%
Jan
Central
13%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Baker Industries Inc
1
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
io
15 Vb
1%
1%
8
Jan
7%
Jan
«^CO
14
800
IVb
CO
2,700
3,000
14,700
55%
Jan
14%
7%
1%
23%
Jan
2%
2%
l'/a
54
353/b
Jan
14
14%
15%
preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
♦
Century Electric Co_
1
10
21%
Jan
2%
Is a
Jan
21%
29%
100
21,4
Jan
27%
6,000
5
10,100
7%
8%
3
Corp
32
2%
2%
•
Industrial
•».
18,300
10c
A
Collieries
30'A
.*
2%
—*
*
Jan
1
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
32
Co—_——-1
preference
Carreras
Jan
56'/a
6Va.
Jan
Jan
50
50
50 I
Husky OH Ltd
Carey
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
'
Jan
Lta_'
Co
Southern
Carnation
Jan
11%
6Va
25
Jan
'
Insurance.,—
Canal-Randolph
Jan
ll3/s
Jan
4%
.'•■!
Capital
Capital
Jan
Jan
;
Cement Co Ltd
Canaveral
Jan
6%
11%
23%
7 ^8
Jan
1
Inc com
preferred
400
1
Ltd
Bread
Canadian
Jan
2
11,700
Jan
3%
3,000
Fire
Camden
Canadianwide
Jan
4}u
10%
1
1
Corp
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc—;
24 3/8
21%
Va
22
10c
Inc
Devices
Audio
10%
14%
1,200
6
2%
Jan
Jan
1,800
21,900
1
Jan
83/a
13 Va
2,600
85/a
.1
Inc
5
2,300
11,700
4%
l'A
Centers Inc
Jan
9%
13 Tb
1
c
/
Enterprises
Canadian
Jan
17%
/•
4%
Jan
7'%
Corp—.
Canadian
Jan
J an
400
17
Jan
8'/a
23%
73/4
17 Va
Jan
15 'A
24
3c 6d
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Jan
Jan
,:3% Jan
1,300
50,500
,1%.
8%
Jan
8%
'
————25c
Inc—
Canadian
Jan
7 3/8
31%
Jan
14T4
13'%
9
2.50
rets ord shares
Canadian
Jan
2 3/8
17%
1
Jan
8
38,400
413
4%
13 %
1
Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Jan
100
171/4
29V2
418
8
600
30,900
434
8Vs
10 pesos
1,900
8%
15 Va
Ltd-—
Shoe
6 % %
Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas
Corp option warrants
8%
8
73a
Central
30%
l'/a
1
Corp
Golfo Sugar
del
Jan
22%
Central
Research
Atlantica
36
47s
Co
Company
(The)
Mines
Canada
Jan
551/4
——*
'33'A'Jan
3,100
Jan
7%
Canadian
Jan
Jan
41,500
:•
Machine
&
Canada
Jan
6%
7
17"%
5'A
Atlantic
8
10
Canada
Jan
4%
3%
2%
34
15
15
—-9
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Campbell Machine inc—,——.
Jan
38
100
„
,.
Jan
933/a
--
;
11%
71
4,400
2 Va
23/a
Jan
,,
2,200
38
351/2
Chemical Industrial Products__10c
Co
10
70
14%
18Va
11%
Line
9%
681/4
4%
lOo
common-,—
Jan
700
33Vbc
Associated Testing Labs
Jan
9,100
.
•
Jan
33
__50c
preferred
vf''Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Jan
7%
__lc
Stationers Supply
7'/b
Jan
Jan
li—_—66%o
preferred
$2.50 preferred—
6','r
preferred—"
Jan
17%
3 5/8
—
,
£1
1
America
of
Oil
16 Va
16%
Jan
16
900
7%
4
1
40c
regular
200
17 Va
981/2*
1 :
com
6'/b
Jan
*
$3.00
Jan
.
33/8
pfd-100
preferred
rets
16 Va
Jan
%
Jan
8 Va
37
Co
163/a
33%
Jan
3%
10
68 Va
6:
,
500
32'A
__
a humonton Corp Lta
California Electric Power common
Jan
Jan,
10
5%
B
Calgary
Jan
7%
2.50
Co
Inc
Laundries
new
43
Jan
31%
7,200
311/2
i«
2
32%
V2
350
A
16%
20c
4%-%
Jan
32%
_1
-,
class
,
Cabol
Jan
4%
4%,
Die
Butler's
Jan
42%
42V2
serial
Jan
300
4%,
4V4.
Co IncLtd
Burnell & Co
Jan
Gas
Jan
3Tb
.
25
-Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc J—
Jan
•3Va
3Va
___
_
Jan
4,600
4 %
,
7
Jan
45
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,000
6%
3
■
5
pfd—100
Jan
3
2,450
:
Co
American dep
Jan
150
6
6%
Jan
78%
80 Va
-
.Jan
,
15%
deposit
Coast
Buell
Jan
Associated
Atco
Jan
Jan
Associated
Atlantic
17%
Jan
Associated Food Stores Inc
Inc
„Jan
.
5%
Corp Ltd
Associated Electric Industries—
Astrex
6%
4V4
Oil
Associated
Jan
14%
& Light
Electronics
American
14%
6,700
convertible
35c
Asamera
Jan
4,700
500
Arnold Altex Aluminum
Arrow
:,5
F
Jan
9
2,900
65
warrants
Co.
«2,000
51/2
Rubber
9%
6V8.
Louisiana
Arkansas Power
93/a
S
common-.
preferred
Jan
15%
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
Arkansas
14
>
,
Jan
83/t
2,200
14
1
35 Va
11,900
33
30o
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
convertible preferred—
.
1
5%
£■.
600
3%
1
Jan
4%. Jan
143/B
Inc
40 Va
Jan
Jan
10
8V4
100
9,200
14%
4%
B
4%
Brown
14
5
Class
Jan'
Jan
12
63%
Corp
Pools
Anthony
2%
3734
25c
;
Jan
5,000
6%
3%
1
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shs-3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp—.—20c
6
Jan
33
Company——
—.—1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
8
5%
Mines Ltd
Jan
2 Vb
35 V*
£1
leg—
Co
Inc
8%
15'A
4%
32%
Anchor Post Products
Jan
4%
Ltd—
Co
ord
rets
Instrument
63/s
1
Writing Paper
dep
Brooks
Jan
2
5
5
Inc
Petroleum
Amer
Jan
A
Thread
class
Seal-Kap
American
Andrea
British
Jan
13 Va
79%
7%
Corp of Del
5% preferred
Petrofina
American
6%
•
Jan
12 Va
65
12.50
17 Va
33.
Power
7%
1,100
14%
■
6%
El
£1
bearer—.
registered
rets ord
ord
dep rets
Columbia
Jan
6%
American
Radio
57/a
25o
Manufacturing Co
Anacon Lead
80 'A
5
50c
MARC
American
9
£1
American
Amer dep
British
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
American
19'/a
100
2,500
Jan
363/4
Co_
Oil
5%
9%
*
American-Internatl Aluminum
15'A
—1
—:
6%
8%
1
;
,
Amer
Jan
5%
Jan
9
13 '/a
14
20
Systems Inc
39i%
3 Va
,
High
.Jap
33'A
Ltd
Petroleums
5,300
6V4.
13%.
9
9
pfd_100
1
1
..
1
9,300
-
5Va
12
6%
4,900
20,100
5%
50o •■
Inc
.13
13,900
4%
2%
1
Brown
8Va
Corp
,
1,
7'A
Unlimited
t
"
;
3
lOo
1!
18
1,40.0
Jan
80 Va
4
Jan
79 Va
5%
Jan
86%
29 Va
30
Allied
LOW
13%
1
3%
50
5%
Rainwear
Jan
1,600
4
7%
Almar
17
4Va
88'A
86%
common—1
preferred
—10
Range Since Jan. 1
American Tobacco—
16 V*
10 Va
•
88%
4 '/a
A1
1
2»A
3'/a
-1
*
Breeze
Corp—.
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co_.—
6%
Alloys
Jan
703/4
~7%
Corp
2%
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Jan
900
■ t
Allied Control Co Inc
Paper
Jan,.
,
14,900
6V2
convertible
3%
13%
Jan
,•2%
i-3
41/2
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5%%
20c
Inc—
8IV4
Rubber class A—£1%
&
Works
Shares
High
13%.,, ,,.13
; is
4%
4%
-
America
of
Gear
41/4
Alleghany
Tire
100
7'/2
7
8
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Inc
Foote
11%
Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American shs_
All American Engineering Co
10c
Alliance
3,700
13
Algemene
All-State
Brad
15 Va
1
Inc
Bourjois
74%
-100
Airlines
Jan
Jan
15'/a
4'A
10
preferred
Alaska
Jan.
80
7'/b
-
1
common
3Ve
13
preferred—100
4.20%
Steel
Wood
Alan
2%
15%
Jan
10%
LOW
•'
—_—1.50
1
10c
Borne Chemical Co Inc
for Week
of Prices
•
2%
-i
50
Southern
Power
Alabama
Discount Inc
&
Great
Alabama
.
2
4,300
Jan
3
Jan
Par '■
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•;/'/
/•
'High
;
Bowling Corp
.—;—28c
Inc—•
-1
10
common
2%
12,600
12%
Mig Corp———10e
Construction'Corp •
'
Class
900
10%
'
'*
Low
High
3
2'/a
1
A
Low
'
Week's
Last
i
American Stock Exchange
Range-Since Jan. 1
;
•'
•"
V
Sales
Range
Last
;
itself
Exchange
or
Friday
Week's
.'Friday
•'
STOCKS
Stock
stock
—
10c
Oils vtc—
Caribbean
18
1
9'A
10
II
1
%
17,400
Jan
'
50c
"l'A
Inc
10c
8
Construction
50c
Ltd
Industries
Banner
BarChris
—10c
Bargain Town USA Inc—
Barnes Engineering
Co
1
6,000
8
10%
8%
10 Va
11
-
Equipment Co
123/4
15'A
7,300
123/4
Jan
16%
Jan
Colonial
28'A
30'A
2,800
27 Tb
Jan
30 '/a
Jan
Commercial Metals
17'/a
17%
18%
2,300
17'/a
Jan
19%
Jan
Community Discount Centers
1
Barton's
15T4
153/4
16 V8
1,100
15%
Jan
17
Jan
Community
Public
19'%
Oil
Bayview
50c
Corp
common
2
1%
2
25c
Corp
1%
l'A
1%
1%
6,100
Jan
2'A
Jan
1%
6,100
Jan
1%
Jan
8%
Jan
9
Jan
Consol
4%
16,700
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Bell
(A
7.50
4%
4 Vb
Telephone
of
Instrument
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
16%
16%
16 Va
3,300
16'A
Jan
173/b
Jan
Consolidated
New
20%
20%
21%
3,800
19%
Jan
22
Jan
Consolidated
Oil
25c
53%
53 %
54
1,100
53%
Jan
55 Va
Jan
50c
9 Va
9%
10%
4,300
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
10
Inc
Berkshire
Frocks
Bickford's
Corp
Inc
1
Inc
9Tb
9%
1,200
9'A
Jan
10'A
12'A
lOVb
12%
15,000
10'/a
Jan
12%
Jan
13%
14%
28
29
1
1
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
4
5 '/a %
Bolsa
(H
C)
prior
Chica
For
3
Co common
_•
preferred
100
Oil Corp
footnotes,
1
see
page
•
»
Jan
1
Inc
Bohack
Electric
Diesel
1
Canada
Belock
Benrus
-
1
Ties
Shoe Corp
Sj
■
—i,
50c
Beau-Brummel
Beck
class A
Inc
35,
28%
5%
Jan
143/a
Jan
v
750
26
Jan
29
Jan
1
i
"
5'A
5%
1,900
5'A
Jan '
5%
Jan
3'A
1,800
3
Jan
3 Tb
Jan
Continental
41%
4,300
40
Jan
Jan
Cook
99
99%
130
99
4 Tb
1,000
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
43%
100
5'A
Jan
Jan
Continental Materials
Paint &
New
wi_
Inc
19 Va
Jan
20%
Jan
200
7%
Jan
8 V4
Jan
3%
Jan
44 Va
Jan
3'A
3%
14,700
3'A
Jan
40'A
41%
4,200
14 %
1,500
4Q'A
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
10'A
11
7,400
10'A
Jan
12%
Jan
1,300
5V8
Jan
5%
5%
2,200
5%
20%
22 Va
5,600
20%
5 Vb
5%
-
6
Jan
Jan
e%
Jan
Jan
24'A
Jan
13
13
2,300
13
Jan
1
Jan
5%
12,300
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
class
A
Corp___*
Varnish Co——
common
8'A
4%
10c
-20
1;
-15
i.
10'A
700
10'/a
Jan
1 'A
1%
13,200
IVb
Jan
1 Va
Jan
4
3%
4
2,200
3 Tb
Jan
4'A
Jan
9%
9
9%
1,600
9
Jan
6 ■:
*
—_—1
1
Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cooper-Jarreti
20
%
Inc
Products
Ltd—*
6
6
200
SVb
Jan
6 Va
14
800
13 Va
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
2'A
Jan
10y4
Jan
11 Va
Jan
50
Jan
50
Jan
-15
Jah
25%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
10
1%
Engineering__l
Continental Commercial Corp
j—1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
.40
40
99
1,100
13
19'%
4%
Oil—
Ray.
Jan
1
Ltd_
Continental Aviation- &
3
3
—
Consolidated Royalty
Consolidated Sun
Construction
1
Gas
38%
Inc__——20c
Pacific
&
10c
Corp
Jan
8%
20%
'
convertible
6%
Bearings
Jan
31
10,900
14
3'A
—25c
50c
Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Compudyne
Jan
10 Va
9,300
40 Va
13
10%
53A
5%
Inc—10c
10
Service
Conipo Shoe Machinery vtc oxt to '65_1
Baruch-Foster
37'A
8'A
16
Jan
1,200
,
35
5
Co
Jan
9,700
.
35 %
1
Co
Stone
9V4
50c.
America
13
29Tb
15
14
15
*
1
Inc
Electronics
1
Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Barry
1&
10
13%
.
2Va
10Va
2
10 %
2'A
12,000
10%
11,400
2
10
Jan
Jan
__
25
1%
^25
H4
25%
tt
500
1,100
7%
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The Commercial and
.
.
.
.
Monday, January .29, 1962
(548)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Range
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
,
■
■
SI
16
—
United Corp
Crose
'•"
'
100
5%
~
3%
5%
16%
.
common
Jan
8%
Jan
5 %
Jan
87/a
Jan
5%
Jan
5
'.;'
-
7
100
25
17%
Jan
Jan
200
16
Jan
~
B3/4
16
11,600
Jan
57/s
Jan
Jan
193/4
9%
8%
100
8%
Jan
8%
.
Jan
5,300
93/4
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
1,000
9%
Jan
10%
-
C)
(A
Gilchrist
7%
<1
41
~9%
pref
8%
5
12%
Jan
5%
12
5%
Jan
7
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
9%
2,700
514
5%
2,900
12%
10%
29
Jan
11%
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42
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Pacific Northwest Bell
For
1%
35
Honduras ftosaiic—3.33 '/a
<fc
Lites
Nuclear
'
,
2%
3%
2 Va
Jan
preferred—*
Inc—
12
1
Arizona Laud
&
%
Novo
Jan
33%
ir%,
Mill' Factors Corp————————————4———/-2.50
Airlines
1% Jan
300
5,400
11,500
3,BOO
2,700
2,900
4,200
22,400
.;
2%
15%.
—25c
Co—
Zinc
Nertliern ind
Jan
r
11%
12%
Midwestern Financial Corp—.-—56c
Mohawk
4,500
3»/4
2%
14%
10%
16%
Watch Co——
& Chern
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.
~
4
2%
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—
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:20%Jan.
17%; Jan
1,600
5%:
Michigan Sugar Co common——1
mVc preferred —t—j.——4/—10''
M»icroma tic Hone Corp/.—_i—1"
Microwave' Associates Inc—__u-—1
Miller
2y4
16V4
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A-—-'——1'
Co——
Jan
16%
17y4
Jersey
North
11% ; Jan \
/ ; 40% Jan /
.: /'
'
4,600
20%
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Investment
20
2
—_1
—
Idria
1
Midwest
Jan
28% Jan
475
;
35%
11%
11%
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M1d-WeSt ; Abrasive—__iU
Jan
26
Jan
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conv
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North Canadian Oils Utd„—25
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Midland Oil Corp $1
25 »/4
49% *
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,
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28% Jan
9%i Ja n
Jan.'
t
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Jan
24
t
10%
39% ' 42% J
6%
;
;
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A®ami/Industries Inc ?class
Jan
22%
22
4,100
-3,400
2,200
26
11%
————
Mur
North American
Jan.
6%
11%
x——50c
Miami Extl'uders Ine_
2%
Nipisshig Mines—— 1
.Jan
-
35
Merrill Island Mining COrp
-
3%
Haven Clock Jit
Noma
:
*
Merchaffts: Refrigerating Co_'—r
Metal &
y
22%
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8 % Jan
Jan
Jan
19% Jan
21%
-
Jan
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-
:2%
23%
2%
1
1% "Jan
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; 10% r
warrants-—_——
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/
-28
700
9%
——I
McCulloch Oil Corp——
5%
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/ 41%
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Mcci'ory
Inc
Don
New
Jan
13
21
16%
Jan
2%
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,
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Ltd.—_s.——^£l,
Inc—-.
Jan
:
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Jan
Jan
2,500
21,000
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*
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Jan
8%
8% /
2,200
/ 8
;
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9%/Jan; .
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28
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*:
27% :Jan
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'''Marcohi International Marine;
/'
Massey-Ferguson
10c
Park Mining Co
—1
NewfPTocess Co—
-—,—-——♦
Nei' York^'Auction Co—^
*
38%:
■
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.
.
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Martin»Marletta Corp
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Jan
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r
14%
15
li i
18%
Electric
Stores
New "Mexico
.
"
Majestic "Specialties live——
; Mallory Randall Corp——x—^-10c
•
5%
11% Jan "
-
12% Jan
46
.
^lrlhips.iiipixIw^_:L/r44/»33y3C
Uojnmtfnication Co
1%
1,700
9,700
3,900
1,600
4,800
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24
•
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Jan
3%1':ja»'/.k- V/ -4% Jan
-
-
12% Jan
2%
25%
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Jan
15%
-
■
11% Jan
15
23%
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4y4
29
3%
o
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35
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4%
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vs
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19%
1
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Nestle-Le
8%
Jan /
3
100
200
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20
2
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Macirey
-- ■
;
15%
Nelly
24%
.
12% -Jan
4
11%
14%
1
11%' Jan a
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Lucky Friday Silver Le#id, MiueS--_10c; ^ ;2'4%;'
11%
1
National
2% Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
8% Jan
11% Jan
Ik,900
3,800
29
27%
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11V4
Jan
'
National Rubber Machinery
National "Steel Car Ltd—.
1
213/a'21%
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Louisiana Gas.Service
:6
!
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4%
4
5
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25 y2 Jan
Jan
100
•
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9% Jan
Jan
8%
•
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12% jan
8 % -Jan
6%
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5,000
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Jan
800
2,800
10
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National Video Corp class A——50c
8
J
6%
k
20%; jan
Jan
600
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:
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Jan
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2,000
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f
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100
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7
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1;800
21,100
4 % "•
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-
6%
7%
42
Jan
1
Jan
4%
;
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Lodge & <Shipley (The) .'Co..-.-—_1
35
„
Jan
8%
——
15%
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3
6% Jan
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15%
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—
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6y8
10%
New
11%
Messier Ac Barilett-/
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Jan
34
9%
National Petroleum Ltd—;
Jan-
25%
-
Jan
13% Jah;
400
20%. 31%
31%
Lpcke Steel Chain———--5'
iNew common w i
--2.50 f
9%
100
4,500
t
11%
National Electric/Weld Machines-
Jan
25%
19 /►■Jan*
2,200
2%
il%
"
,
1,900
24
(
22%
20%
.9%
Jan
59% jan
; 10% JaJ
8%
National
-
8%
1,800-
'
-
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5%
;
•
'
Jan
.
3%
5'/
preferred. ——„10'
Lithium Corp of America Inc--.——-1
14%
Jan
6%
National
Jan
5
-3,200
/
6
1%
24
Lp Tourneau (R C3 j-inc—-1;
3,900
,
6%
Jan
27%
Jan.
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100
7
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19
1
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Lee Motor Products
Lelcourt
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5%
v
•
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5%
19% -20
6%
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Jan
9%
22%>Jari
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14%' vi4%
19%
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12 y8
.
9%
5y4 Jan
52
Jan'
500
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—1
1
National Brewing Co tMich)——
15%". Jan.
.6% Jan
-4,800 -
'•
3%
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3
•~5%
.
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7%
National Research
20% ;
2%
.
Sessions Co-;—— -——10
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Lauston
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11,200
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34
6%.
*.1'
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,
"24l/8 Jan,
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.
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8
11%
,
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5
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National Transit Co—
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Jan
13
34 "
—
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National
Jan
19
Jan
22% Jan
15Vi Jan
25% Jan
,.
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.3,400
26%
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3
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.
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—
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"
:
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18
11,500
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22% '24% 1
:
11% Jan
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*
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V. 0%' Jan
'.
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23%
Apparel. Inc^—u———1
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp—--1-.
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—:————.-i,_—i.1
Lakey Foundry Coip_T-—
—1'.
Jan
1,600
9%
5%
"
.
50c.
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—*
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100
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.
18%
26/
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.
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400
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1,400
22% .23%
.
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,
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Lamson
8%
"
Jan
2A
;
2%
8
—
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Lamb
11%
1
3% -Jan
2,200
,
,
Jan
11% Jan
-18%
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14% Jan
4
Jan
Jan
2,800
- 2,400
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6%
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17%
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Jan
49'/a Jan
22
Jan
10% Jan
14% .15
23% .25%
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6%
.
—1;
4%
17%
30%
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Kleinert
class A
A
9
Jan,
1,000
a
.25%
—.1
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2,200
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3;
.
Jan
26 V2
2,800
1
.
Jan
Jan
24
20
2%
14%
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Inc——— -10c,
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(S)
.
2%
Kirkland Minerals Corp
Kleer-Vu / Industries
2
...
—
Kirby Petroleum Co————— —1„,
—**————
'
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•3%
97%
471/4
12
*;<-•:•
1*
1,200
*
10%
:24
11 /
22%
11
Kingsford Company;———;*——— .1.25.
—1
Kingston Products—-——
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
class
Inc
Star
-12.50
Vldeotronics class A-1
TV. Inc
——4,—
I
Oliio Mfg Co-———15
Muskegon Piston-Hing Cp-_-K~^.2.50
Jari
9% Jan5
3
•
40
20%
46
,
11
—10c
Kin-Ark Oil Company———
25
.12%
.2.50
....
(Whiter) & Co—:—
Kllembe
Film Laboratories
24,500
■
4%
Murray
95% Jan
20,800
11,600
♦.
97%'..
19%
46%
.23%
—1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc.i—
3% I
„
24
19%
,
5;
^
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96%
.
^4%
Co—.——. -25c
Chemical
Kawneer Co
9%
9%
"3%>
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Corp
;*-——'*—
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Tel—
Low
12%;
17%
,
Mun'iz
Katz Drug
Kawecki,
States Tel &
Range Since Jan. 1
,
4
„
1
——_2.50
Mills Inc—
Shares
High
9
,10%,
MPO
industries '"Corp—- —4
& Cohipariy
1_*L. ._56c
Gas 8s Electric .4% % • pfd. ;-100
,
Low
1
com
6%
preferred*——
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-—
K
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Kansas
Metal/Products
Mount Vernon
Movie
,
Par
Mt
Jan
2 %
Jan
for Week
of Prices
_
Jan
5%
Jan
Sale Price
,
6% Jan
5%. Jan
.4%
-16,000,
•
22 %
21% Jan
BOO
13,400
.3,000
►
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since-Jan. I
Shares
Mt
Jefferson; Construction
Week's
Friday
Sales
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
"1% Jan
■
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
.
10%
9% Jan
2,000
Jan
22
200.
20>/4.Jan
22% Jan
22
500
,20 Va
22%
10%
6% . 6%;
211-2%
•
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9% *9% *
4%
5
*'
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1,400
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6%/Jan
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Jan
-
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;
Jan
-
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11% Jan
9% Jan
.
5% Jaa
,
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Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(553)
34
Monday, January 29, IS62
>
(Range for Week Ended January 26)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Low
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island
Inc....
Circle
Perfect
10%
Jan
Silver
31 'A
32 y8
800
30 %
Jan
32%
Jan
Silver-Miller
Jan
16"%. Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
1%. Jan
1)3
Jan
15 %
16%
8,300
15
24^4-
26%
-22,300
24
-
——I
Minerals
&
15
25
Oils
6
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
;
4% JaiiJ
700
2,000
4%
3%
Jan
4,000
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
8
8%
3,200
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
9%
3,500
9%
Jan
10%
11%
1,300
10%
1
50
*
107
..
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\
Scale,.
9%
10%
'!
9%
9%'
10%
Poloron
Products
44
44
10
—
11%
9%
10
Electronics Corp—__—.—._50e
100
——1
2%
2
%
7%.
7%
8%
9%
17 %
700
ll'/a,
11'%
200
56
57%
975
2%
1,900
75%
-
1,400
17%
600
Power
A
Royalties Ltd-—
Microwave
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
7%
7%
»
7
37
Ltd
Jan
214
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
16%
Jan
19 %
Jan
11%
56
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
60
6%
l.^OJ
<„
.14% Jan
5%
Jan
Pulp
Pugct Sound
Jan
Jan
25
22%
&, Timber—
3
Corp——*
:.5
Sportswear
Co_
4.24%
4.08%
Stahl-Meyer
Jan
89
Jan
$1.60
Jan
74%
Jan
Standard
4,100
21%
Jan
Jan
Standard
18%
18%
1,000
18%
18%
19
2,000
17%
Jan
19'%
J-.111
Standard
Products
Standard
Shares
Co.i—
Corp../.
Standard-Thomson
Stanley
43 it
43i.
Quebec Lithium Corp.—
Quebec Power Co
4%
4%
1,200
413
Jan
Jan
Ramco
Enterprises
Rumo
14%
Inc——:—
Inc——
—1
28%
1
——————_„
34%
Rapid-American Corp—
Rath
.10
Packing Co——
EstVrle
Real
28
28%
100
24
35%
9,000
31
2,500
15
Jan
0l6l%
-YiZVi
24%
4*600' i
16%
__1
23%
16
3,100
Jan
35%
Jan
17
18%
Jan
28:%
Jan
34%
.,,.16%
163/
40c
Rayelte Golnc
14 V4
Jan
Jan
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±
%: JarP'x
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'
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1
Real
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of
Properties
Class
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of
Corp
v233i S&ipw
A
i—
—1
14%
14%
13%
14%
Jan
12%
16,300
Jan
Inc..
Stephiih
Company
(The)
6%
Jan
7'%
Jan
22 Va
Jan
22%
Jan
5
4.%
5%
1,500
4%
Jan
5'%
Jan
Stop
Corp———. ._5c
6%
6 %
6%
13,700
6%
Jan
7'%
Jan
Struthers
3%
3%
3%
2,000
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Sty Ion
Jan
Sunair
Electronics
Jan
Sunset
International
(Robert)
Reliance
&
Co
Insurance
Remington
Arms
1
1%
%
1%
6,100
1%
Jan
-10
71%
70
71%
6.550
61%
Jan
1
11%
11%
11%
3,400
Jan
1
20%
19%
20
%
1,200
11%
19%
Jan
23 %
1
4%
4%
4%
4,300
4%
Jan
5%
4%
4%
5
1,700
%
Jan
5%
—1
.
Co
Co
_.
Inc
——.
Republic Foil Inc,——
Republic Industrial Corp.
—
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
4
i
1%
,72%
12
.
Jan
Jan
5!%
14%
30%.
8 A
5®'«
7%
Sliop
&
5
Tool
Superior
j-'—
Jan
Supermarkets
Corp
Restaurant
Rico
Rogers
Rollins
Rolls
13
1,800
27%
8
Jan
818
9,
3,600
87/a
Jan
4,200
91V1
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Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
14%
3%
3
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1
1905—.
8
Jan
93k
Jan
'
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Jan
1
7%
7 %
16%
16%
171/4
86
84
86
11%
11%
12
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77%
-
Jan
Jan
1
11 %
12
5%
16%
Jan
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80'A
Jan
86
Jan
ll'/a
Jan
13%
Jan
900
20%
£1
Broadcasting Inc.
2,900
Jan
1,800
19%
—
8 Va
5,400
f
18%
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
rets ord regis
Field
Raceway
Products
Rowland
!
Inc
.1.50
Jan
19%
'
21'A
Jan
12%
Jan
1,200
11'A
Jan
5%
200
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Jan
22
22 %
3'%
%
—
______—_*
California
Southern
Jan
17
Jan
12%
Puritan
Jan
42 %
Jan
3,400':
22%
Py le- N a lion al
Jan
Jan
15'%
2,800
2
Jan
Realty & Utilities——
1
Southland Royalty Co..
-5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines——1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Jan
73%
'%
Jan
Jan
88!
Jan
Jan
Jan
71
Jan
9'%
Jan
5'/4
88 %
1%
9
7% .Jan
7
1,200
1.—
100
Co—-——20C
Jatr'
Southern
4,100
preferred
1 Va
Southern
12%
Rico Telephone
11,900
Jan
25
4 'A'to
1%
i70
75'%
12%
Puerto
iy8
Jan
23
of
6%
70%
12%
Service
Jan
Southern
24%
Public
6'%
Jan
*
Company-
Gas——
3,100
2%
——1
(The)
6'%
Jan
15%
Providence
6%
MT
2
Progress Mfg Co Inc common——.•*—1
$1.25
convertible
preferred———20
Prophet
Penn
Jan
13%
;«
South
13%
37
.5% ;
7%.
30'%
5%
2',.
5,800
16
Jan
Co-ir'.——1
Oil
Corpi_____2
Coast
•5%
4,200
6%
Jan
24%
*
Manufacturing
Soss
Jan
3,200,'
15%
22'%
275
1
dep rets ord registered
Airways Inc
——
^
South
Jan
14%
7
—1
Jan
53,800
3J.
Anier
10%
39 %
—1
—
Corp-——
10!/»
28%
30'%
Publishing—
Venezuelan
Sdndtone
High
26%
29
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
44
v
5 %
Jan
Corp—J
preferred
Ltd
conv
Simpson's
Sinclair
Slick
Low
26%
30 %
6%
1%
%
rets
deposit
Boardman
Simmons
Jan
13%
,14%
'
Proctor-Silex
;
14%
Jan
7
800
9
37
.t>6%
—__10c
Corp
73
%
7
——__1
Corp
Inc
Realty
Mines
Preston
75
1
Inc
Precisionware
Precision
:
2%
-*
Co—
& Lambert
Pratt
•
;
*
1
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
17%
(Del)—2.50
Inc
Alexander
2
American
Jan
42
300
——2.50
Polymer Corp class A—————_1
class
Corp——
Jan
108
T
Ltd
Mines
Range Since Jan. .1
High
Lighting Inc—
.j
25c<'%
3'%.
3
3'A
1,400
Automobiles-^*-'^
Silvray
Jan
9%
16,400
Jan
Jan
.,8
600
.
Jan
11%
Jan
,.13%
3,100
,
9%
Jan..
103
300
14
13%
13%
*
200
107 'A
107
Polymers Inc.—10c
&
12
11%
11
Polarad
&
Jan
9%
At wood
Powdrell
4'/4
-»
Jan
8%
ErieRailways Co
(The)
Jan
5
11%
Corp
Materials
Polycast
Jan
1
& Lake
Pneumatic
"
'
4%
6%
38%
'
'
(Del)
4
Corp——.——-—1
Plastics
&
5
Jan
Jan
35%
1,700
CreeK
Simco
$3
37
.
...
5%
15,300
6%
35 %
A 4 34
Corp
Industries- Inc—.——
Plastic
109,660
1%
5%
35%
,
-10c
Co_
Screw
lA
1%
r——5
Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
,
Philippine Long
Pittsburgh
Precision
Jan
Shares
2
Corp
Transistor
Silicon
9%
Inc
Low
for Week
^
20c
10c
Co class A
Gas
B
100
Phillips
Plume
Class
10%
Corp
Pittsburgh
Oil &
Signal
10%
Industries
Pioneer
Jan
82
Jan
80
of
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
1
Phillips, Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Pierce
500
82
Jan
—-25c
Photo
Peruvian
81
r,
24%
Jan
22
1,400
Corp.——-■—2-5®
Perfect
Permian
82
24
Sales
Range
of Prices
High
Low
High
22 '%
—-1
Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Boys (The)
Pepperell
»
Par
Par
Pep
Range Since Jan. j
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Last/
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
,~7%
rVz.
..
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41
t
2,000 •*
73a
,
t
39
600
77%
9,200
7%
-
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;
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7 %
7%
8%
Jan
8%
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182% 182%
40
179 *
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•-
182%
Jan
AMERICAN
stocks
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3%
2,400
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6%
<
71/4
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9%
9 '/a
54%
53%
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6%
Jan
800
.6%
Jan
20,100
9%
Jan
59
6%
6%
4
\
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67,200
32%
32%
25
8
6%s
Jan
7y<t
Jan
10%
Jan
L——117.78
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59
/
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.
32%
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Corp—
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—*
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1—
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10%
10%
;.3,700
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10%
10%
Hi/4
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10^% Jan
10%
11
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:
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Corp of
1——.-85c
America
Vanderbilt Tire & Rub. Name chgd
14%
14
500
i6 y4
10 y4
10%
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
16 y*
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Virginia Iron
Food
Vogt
Coal. &
Manufacturing
Inc
A—,
VTR
Inc
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2
-
u
:
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$6
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Products
Jan
12%
23%
«
j
Western
/
Western Stockholders
Nuclear.
2,800
9%
Jan
15,600
30%
Jan
36%
6,900
Jan
8'%
5%
3,400
Invest
4%
;6
61/4
Western Tablet &
Westmoreland
;
'
1—
100
13
13
3
2%
21/4
165,200
100
...
101;;.
1%
'3%
-3%
300
.3%
4i/a
Wichita
River
Oil
Williamhouse
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58
i.
28
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&
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4%
4%
3i/8
31/4
%
y:
.
%
3%s
93 J%
Jan
Jan
6 V8
Jan
•/
5%
4
Jan
4%
Jan
.
30%
30%
23
22%
23
14
i
13%
35
30%
Jan
30
Jan
31
Jan
271/4
•
28i/4
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18%
211/4
i
-3%
•
1
17%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
1%
.
Jan
29 yt
Jan
21"%
Jan
300
26
3,300
-
17%
•
5,000
3
Jan
:
3%
21
Jan
24%
17%
4,300
10,300
97/a
8%
171/4
18%
l
15%
14%
16
10%
5,300
-
10 y8
17%
15
14
-
4
10 Ve
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
13'%
Jan
7'%
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sii Jan
16%
;
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
:
500
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Jan
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Jan
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5%s
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Boston
BSF
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Steel
Edison
Co
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debs
conv* suord
•
6%
Jan
900
6
Jan
6%
Jan
800
7
Jan
7%
Jan
Period
Week's
6s
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debs
6s
~
Sold
63
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106 lA 109
•
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64
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123
13
88
56
.
106
123
or
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New York Stock Exchange
90%
..
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—,+—
No
1st
3%s 1971-,
1st mtge & coll trust 3 %s 1972:—
mtge & coll trust 3%s
4%s s f debentures 1972.
1st
United
5s
U
S
sinking
mtge
Feb-Aug
1975—
conv
April-Oct
2%s
debentures
United
4%s
States
s
'
4%$
Vendo
debentures
1981
1976——
1987—
Steel As
f debentures
debs
1983-^
1986———
AprU-Oct
Afap-Nov
—ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
93%
91%
94
when
Warren RR
Westchester
General
2
98%
97
11
103%. 103%
4%s
conv' subord
debentures
:
99
139% 146
123
139'/4
156
101
95
99
101
96
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ref
3 %s
series
6s suhord income debs 20WC———
F«b-Aug
.
102%
88
7
82 %
100
83
124%
136
1st
Feb-*wv
120%
101
102%
5
170
185
68
120
132
183%
128
;
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•
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96%
97%
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95%
83
83%
9
80%
82%
97%
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84
$83%
87
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5
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101% 104
15
105
101
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25
4
91%
91%
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89
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120
72
161
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102 %
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106
98%
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„
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99%
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112
122
120
125
123
79
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99
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71
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,
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100
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.
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
66
43%
$48
56
included
(not
15
44
in
year's
43%
range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal, "ii Utider-the-rule
cash
44%
transaction
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
■
/
:
,
.
ask prices;
.
.
.
with warrants;
"x w,"
without
warrants.
(Range for Week Ended January 26)
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Week's Range
or
<
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
gtd gold 3%s 2000_
_Feb-Aap
_Feb-Aug
mtge 3%s 1967- _Jan-July
Lighting
gen
A
1st 4s
debentures
96
S
Public
Jan. 1
;
Low
High
1
29
30
~5
94
97
83%
96
97
I"
,.
; 96% ,97
96%
97%
,
97
21
54%
55%
55
50%
54%
54%
55
24
50'/4
55
94
93%
94
32
92
94
.
55 7a
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100% 100%
*75
:*
99%
86
—
96%
86
*73%
99
86 y8
5
86%
—
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94%
94%
100%
—
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94%
94%
94
94%
96%
97%
-
*94%
-May-No®
97
„
97
25
J
__Feb-Aup
-Jan-July
debs 1978
85
85
*95%
4
85
85
95%
95%
61
62
47%
52
89
97
89%
Co-
Service
3%s
62
.Jan-July
^JAay
62
51
*79%
—
►—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
62
51
51
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin
No.
*
*79%
1969, _April-Ocf
f debs 1980—
s
f
Central RR
96
*92%
..Jan-July
..Jan-July
" ..Jan-July
1975
Range Since
Sold
—
_May-No®
A
Bonds
29%
*84%
.May-Nov
1966
ser
29%
1970_
mortgage 3s 1979—
Electric 3%s 1974_—
High
89%
89
'
91
89%
—
13
82%
83
*76
76%
76
*82.% 1 84%
--
*87
^Toungstown Sheet
73
,
.
2
—
+_
*91%_—
'
114%
114
**71"
70%
& Tube
mtge 4%s series
1976—
-72
/ •;•
i.-/
1'
73
86%
86%
Lj'!
'
12*. '113%
114%
ft
:
69%
*82%
73%
70
70%
69%
—
;
70
71
Deferred delivery sale not
included in
not. included
the
in
*78
Jan-July
Co—
H 1990
^April-Oct
—
*86%
rt
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 28/8s
'■
1st
'
114%
83%
89
*86
73
76
<83%
i.
first mortgage 3»/4s series B 1871
119
9
Jan-July
First mortgage 4s scries A 2004
Gen mtge 4'/as inc series A Jan l 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
91
.
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan
1991——April
3
102%
$104%
range),
r Transaction for
z Ex-stock dividend.
"w w,"
first ref
convertible
Wisconsin
8
Wabash RR Co—
90
95%
..*77%
J
1982—lw_—Aprll-Oc#
Virginia & -Southwest first* gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%a 1983,——
—Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s. series: B--T995^,—
^..May-Hoy
'•
Flikt lien and ref mtge^3%A ser C 1973-April-Ocf
1st liSn &' ref -4s series 'R119831a.——„ilfap-Nov
.
102%
91
*79%
27/8s series G 1879
..June-Deo
First and refund riitge 2%s ser* H I980,_lfar-£epf
1st mortgage & refund '3%s sbr I 1981—June-Dee
■
102%
•
124»% 130 '/a
~
1st & ref
1
91
125%
1
183
mortgage
3%s
101%
■
subord debs 1980+
97%
90
87%
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
_Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992— -Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
_Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3 %s series D 1967
-Jan-July
...
95T'b
♦98
91
90
$83
3%s series C 1979
_April-Oct
debentures 1982
..Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3y8s ser A 1981,.
..Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
104%
101 %
95 Vs
101
June-Deo
87
~4
"
5%s
104%
103%
Penn
1st
101%
103
5
*91 y»
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 2%s ser R 1975+_Afar-Sept
1st & ref Ss series F 1978—.
Mar-8ept
♦
issued;
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
..._*82
__Mar-Sepi
87
97%
A
in
Wilson & Co 4%s
1989—
107
310
,93
.97
..June-Dec
4s
.
subord debentures 1976
Co—'
conv
Deferred
Penn Power 3%s series I
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
101
99%
12
..
102
261
52
*
'
Jm-July
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
West
99%
91%
91%
99
•104% 104%
:
14
80
95"
102
—
Washington Terminal 2%s series
90%
98%
;.V
2
100% 101
95%
74%
120% 120%
.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
BONDS
West
16
100
-
98%
101%
106
Low
89
997a'
99
139%
72
30i;
being traded flat.
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Corp of America—
conv
Ex-rights,
New York Stock
V.
<3 %s
a
1997
RECORD
*
Vanadium
1
year's
Friday's bid and
"w i,"
Freight Co—
2%s debentures
34
.
High
90%
91%
•
125
90
ioi'/4
—
distribution,
in
§ Reported
,
*99.
v
130
118
97%
,
Low
95%
*89%
fund
subord
Rubber
Jan. 1
*90%
...
May-ZVoc
99
122
.90
Abbreviations used
134%
89
High
*94%
& coll
States
No.
!
debentures 1973-—April-Oct
trust 4%s 1977
—Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
Jfar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980—
May-No®
5 VhS s
f debentures 1980
May-Nor
3%s
x
•Bonds
.
Range Since
*89
..Jan-July
mtge & coll trust
1st
0
Debentures—-
of)—
3s Jan
value,
par
included
:
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Jan-July
139
no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
'
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;
96%
93%
129
*
$
82
•
93%
<
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
55%
:i29
95
74% '
$87
May-Nop
+——
Ex-liquidating
tribution.
110
78
82
96
•-
Week's Range
Last
103
__
93
".
Friday
Interest
16
"
'
ApriZ-Oct
1976
Rio de Janiero stamped
60
Low
>
debs
Adjustment
Sinking fund
61
130%
130
Friday
-'V
'•
98
*278
>
94%
\
120
53%
132
102
285
—
from page 30
BONDS
/
1984—June-Dec
(Calif) 3s 1971
ElectricvS'As 1970
.
107
90%
$99%
—
;
"e
'
115
,
13
; ; 72%
-
—
&
seres
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Continued
•
Feb-Ocf "102
Gas
Gas
(Republic
/ 90
96%
82
193%
130
74%
"
1
16
64
122
126%
*116% 120
,
" •
—
5
88%
88
Feb-Aug
--
1976;
,
Peru
High
22
123
123..
1978—__ —Jan-July
*123
'
55%
-129'
~
A 1967
.Jan-July
1967 ++!——:
l
Ja/t-July
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008
May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
•Is (issue of :May 1927) 1947
Afcry-Nov
; •7s. (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
.-April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 6s 1972
___Jfine-Dt?o
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—Mar-fifep*
44
65
62
-90%..90%
109
Low
No.
High
61-
;
..
"£%
101%
'
97
"54
$95
(Germany) *7s 1951
jaw-July 11
•Danzig Port & Waterways O'/as 1962^^...Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
•,
v
Jan. 1
^
..June-Dec
1978!—!
Authority 334s
Vending ■ 6s 1976——
Continental
63
1974— ..June-Dec
1973———
Chicago Transit
2
Range Since
Bonds
'
•
"90%
5
129
'
—
7
2%s series A 1970!+— .^June-Dec
convertible ?1969_±_14--— ._June-Dec
Ghemoil Industries
/
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
4s
'Brandywine ^Raceway
t
'
Power
6s
Jan
7%
6,000
6'/4
or
54
•Hanover
Jan
7%
ihc debs i9t»4_. —June-Dec
344s 1970—— —June-Dec
.^Quar-Feb
Aug 1 1998——
Steel 8£ Pump
• Amer
33%
Jan
-7%
Last
92 *
1976—__Apr-Oct "
3'%s 1968
—April-Oct
1—Aprfl-Oct
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1982
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1
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6 r-
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f
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preferred————-8
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89
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71
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71
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34 y8
70
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36
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United Improvement & Investing Corp—
'
Jan
1,250
95%
36
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-
1982
Counties
Southwestern
;
Jan
18%
17% Jan
-
12,900
-
•
'13%
Jan
15
pfd—100
Southern
Jan
12%
35
15%
•
Jan
800
18 i/a
•
Jan
3%
12%
-
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————————__Jan-Aup
4%s series J 1982
.a;
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4%s series K 1983
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5s
series L 1985
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1985
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1970_.
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Jan
...
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Jan
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series
M%s series H
Jan
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600
23%
3%
21
21
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-
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28
20
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Jan
150
14
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250
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35
&
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Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
1981—May-No©
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Southern California Edison 3s
1965—Mar-Sepf
97 «
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
3s
series B 1973
Feb-Aup
,
2%s series C 1976 a
—^
Feb-Aup
3%s series D 1976 ——
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3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aup
3s
series F 1979
Feb-Aup
Jan
Jan
1970
tl'5"
Range Since
Sold
88
31
;
conv;
Co
86
Public Service Electric
Jan
1%
Jan
4,500
30%
-10
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(F W) Ltd—
4%
Jan
Jan
-8,100
.
■/■A
341/4
301%
Industries Tnc_—_2
Woolworth
;
6%
5%
.
35
-
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-;
Jan
50
1,700
4%
1
—
Industries
Brothers common-.
Wisconsin
\
6
10c
5% '♦ preferred:—-
•
Jan
j
27%
400
62%
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—1
•
Inc
.'
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;
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.
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1__-
mortgage
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;
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Jan
4
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1st
.
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..
89'%
_1
j
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■
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Jan
104%
1
58
100
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190
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.
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1
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5
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,
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Jan
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-
White Eagle International Inc
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2%
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28
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•
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6
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Jan
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-
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500
—
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r
,
Jan
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1 Jan-July
1974—1—Afar-Sept
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70
^
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Jan
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/
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.
7s
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Jan
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100
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100
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9
,
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.
13
11
13
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.
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j
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-
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70
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9
.
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—
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1975
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1
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—
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9%„
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4%
10%
^
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9
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-
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4
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..
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1—.——1
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to
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Jan
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Jan
10'%
11,700
Week's Range
■- -
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Sale Price
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8
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-
Universal Controls Inc—————L26e
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•
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.
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QUT-OF-TOWN
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Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
Range
for Week
Shares
.
of Prices
.
Range Since Jam 1
•
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-
—
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2,311
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30
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165
•.
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;
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2,063
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26
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>
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
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Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
:
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1
—
————
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Baldwin
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75
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1
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———1
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35 Va
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High
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18
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Jan
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26 Va
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28
Jan
200
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Jan
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23%
Jan
206
45%
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500
2,000
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44
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23
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306
71»/4
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Jan
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11,200
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18
7,400
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Jan
'
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-
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—_1
——1
(Un)
(111)
..
36%
34%
34%
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6,500
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97
320 '
54%
200
52%
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Jan
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55
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25 ya
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27
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'
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24 Vs
Jan
25%
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825
53
Jan
55%
Jan
25%
25
27%
1,106
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22 ya
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.
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Jan
Jan
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54 y4
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48
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1.001
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Jan
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11,406
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Jan
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5
5
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4
,
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42%
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5
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Canadian Pacific/ (Un)
—
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(Dn)r«
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*
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1
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Jan
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L
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49%
71% Jan
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68
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.
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5
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.
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64% Jan
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40% Jan
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1,600
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—
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.
,
41%
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Burton-Dixie
26%
1,500
25%
1—10
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—
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Jan
200
55
26
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27%
25%
54%
——
of America,2.56
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Jan
25%
55
26%
——
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Bendix
94% Nov
'
Exchange
17%
(Un)
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41'' Oct
34% May
36% Get.
.
footnotes,
'
54% Feh^
,
—
For
-
Motors
Belden Mfg Co,,
Bell & Gossett Co
36% Dec
-—5
7»A
Jan
32%
Jan
34% Jan
572
AA
Products
Bastlan-Blessing
Aug
31% Nov
Industries
Sinclair QU
,
2%
10
———
31 ya
1,054
44%
—
Automatic
Avco
Aug
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•
———
200
of Prices
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Jan
54% Jan
72V4 Sen
5
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Royal Dutch Pet——
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July
53
Jan
31 % Sep
49% Jan
5
America
5%
70%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
16
Products Corp
—4
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)!——16
98% Dec
20% May
12% Jan
46% July
33%c
—
Jan
5% Jan
9V4
Low
(Un) ——_1
—^-——12.50
(Un)
Common
17% Nov
59% Nov
64% Aug
39
Jun
85% May
64% May
88% Nov
—
Pure °fl—...
Republic Steel
16 y8
65
!'
(Un)——-1
(Un)_——
A they
142% Nov
30 y4 May
55% Jan
797/a Sep
1
Petroleum
of
25%
.
Jan
Jan
5
—
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Radio, Corp
61%
a
Lead
York Central
Phillips
60
Jan
44% Jan
26% Jun
,
'
5
National Gypsum
National
"
67 y» Dec
Ward
Cash
Jan
307/a
Mining
Monsanto
4ya
Atchinson
31% Nov
42% Dec
86% Apr
57% Sep
34% Mar
Minnesota
Jan
of the round-lot transactions
Corp ;(Un)_—
.—-10
Armour; & Ca (111)—.,————5
Ashland Oil & Refining com-:
-i_L.
65% Oct
—
Jan
4
232
15%
Steel
Armco
Deo
46V4 Jan
—
Jan
Jan
2%
9
16 y8
American Viscose Corp (Un)——25
:
-_1
5U.
Apache Corp—
———
1.28
Arkansas Louisiana Gas—
2.50.
Apr
Sep
May
* *
Corp
9 %
9.
Anaconda Company (Un)
Dec
32y*
47
26%
43%
55%
5
Martin-Marietta
Jan
57 y4
■
'
52%
35%
5%
Ampex Corp (Un)—
Dec
Feh
24y« Nov
34%; Feh
America
Investment Co
American
45 V< Feb
Lorihard
——
25%
23% Jan
2
13
.
& Tel Co.
—33%
American Tobacco (Un)___,—.—12.50
117% Dec
*
(P)
Jan
Jan
24%
"
13
24%
24%
American Tel
*
59% Nov
,
Oct
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel——
—
Jan
37%
114 y4
10Q
3%
2%
Broadcasting
American Rad
Aug
Jan
40%
"
3
———8%
Dec
35% Jkn
,
'
—'
Gulf OU
44
Jan
1%, Jan
,
31
35%
Par
:'
———;
Co of
American
27% Oct
1%
——
Apr
Apr
47% Jan
'
Jan
702
35
3%
'-2%
American Machine & Foundry,——1.75
American. Metal Climax^.—-—,——1
119% Mar
—5
——3.33%
20
98% Sep
„l
—
;
American
85% Sep
252%, Nov
.
'
28%
24%
compllotion
'
Chemieal
American Home
21% Mar
707/a
.---S' .'
Jan
200
11%.
35
Last
American Cyanamld Cq
31% Nov
185% Jan
,
5
—
Jan
Jan
15
5
——
5%
:
i-i——1
Paramount Theatres
63% Nov
22y^ Jun
■
.
3
1.25
Jan
38 y4
Jan
Jan
3,790
.386
29%
r—
Electronics————25c
Ross
American
Oct
—;
2% .'2%
■
11%
5
Co-—10.
American Can Co
67% Jan
57% Sep
58% May
.
'•
American Airlines
Deo
3Q
Gas————
Jan
17%
100
Cofp-——1
Aluminum
Mar
23%. Jan
46]A May
General Telephone
^
Allied
Now
Autolite
Goodyear
Greyhound
Dec
38
^10
7V4
2%
.
Allis Chalmers Mfg—:
————10
Aluminium Ltd—————
24% Nov
57
—
7%
Mfg (Un)_^i——50cAlleghany Corp (Un)
—
1.
56% Sep
Jan
;
61
35%
548
Akron* Brass
.
Jan
Sep
Federated Dept Stores——
Ford Motor————,—
t
47 y4
17
——5
Jan
Jan
41
825
35%
Laboratories———
Steel
Acme
28% May
27% Aug
Jan
Jan
,—,—————
General Motors
Abbott
r
.Aug
43"%
.
Jan
11
*
104'
.
20,014
1%.
4Va
5%
32%
35%
1
(wi)__u——
^
49% Apr
————I
Paso Natural
/5a"
49%
Eastman Kodak
El
.•
31%
Pont—
Electric
' .63% May
37%
—
Chemical
■
10
Steel
:
Advance
351\/x Dec
50c
Jan
83%
Jan
37%
480
31%
31%
Friday
Admiral
39% July
Wright
————1
Dayton Power &Ughc-——
7
Detroit
■
v
——_20>"
-12%
17 % Jan
...106.
-
25%
.■
Sale Price
2iy<Mar
———————-1
Columbia Gas
"
Jan
*
58y8
3,000
56
4
S T O CK S
139% Dec;
,
13% Jan
_25
Corn Products
Curtiss
Jan
-53%- Jan
Jan
>
Jan ^
•
10
300
2,080
25
Midwest Stock
49"%Mar
Jan •
22
'.
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Colgate-Palmolive
:
„
37%
1%
Manufacturing; Col—-—_—!t*.
Scotten, Dillon Co—_———-—-J-ld
-Standard Tube Go:class B_-—
_i
Studebaker-Packard———
—10>
Udylite Corporation
—
—1
-j.
487a Hov
,
.
333/. jan-
,
-—25
78
.
2,121
104
34%
:
Rudy
Jun
5
———
25
56
1
Prophet Company1
Mar
1
———
——
Service
79.
jan -
■,■./!; ' 44%
——-5
—
Cities
7Y.
8
Brunswick
Corp
aBurlington
—J
Burroughs
Chesapeake St Ohio..—
Chrysler
:
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——-100
Steei—;
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44,1
37%
104
(H W.)1' & '.Ca—2*
Rockwell-Sttindaifd: Corp .—,4!!—:——5
Apr;
27
;39%. Qct.
16%, Feh
;
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44
:
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Co——
!
34%.'Jan
Anaconda, —,^.—-—50.. *;
.Armour
—,—5.'
'
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1
38
19% .Qct
Tel,& Tel Co-,*———-33Mr •
'
496
,380
Jan
45%
Jan
*
Jan
-15
/
Nov *
:;57
•
—
American
;v; ;
'V"''
,
————1
——1.66%- •
44
—1
1.66%
—
33% Mar
r-.
■
.';'23%:Dep
: *
■..
11
37%.
i^Pfcoffer Brewing Co ———-—5
UV+13*#'. -"... 69% Nov
11
Oct
;2$%May.-
.
.
t
Airhnes
Can
American Cyanamld
American Motors
.■
.
America^-y-^—1' '
w——.^-——w—l '
American
American
:
;;,V:,.
————\
.——
78;
37%
'.^i Rickei;
?p%°
"akS
26% Jan
-—
———:——*—-10'-
Ltd
11%
Jan
'17%
Jan
40%
•
Jan
.
6
\°£* g°n
•
Aluminum
49%
3,808
2,605
•
17 y4
—5
—
A
Allied'
.897
12%.
17%
2
——
'
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.
-3
Co.—.
Corporation
Davis
Parke
r
Mar
...
publish
to
■ ■■
,.
27
Im £
.
day's issue.
.5
Card—
..
_Nov
• WNov
22%. Dec
-
b£SS,-~ZZ:z!j the fiesta next M«m,
US
54
May
Consequently,
glb».n c»d^————pres».without it.
Procter
;
Masco
37%Jan
53%.
•
Jan
-
.High
.
16-
5far
in time for.
licatf<nt«
Picher——5
Eagle
■
of tllC. Cincinnaiti Stock
37 /& Jan
•
Si ^Dec
Exchange .WAS HQ*, re- |H>
Jg,, >31% dIc
chemi^is———IIIIi
bms
Mar
—
—,
-TO";™*" COmpimiOtt
——50
ctociSSati
20
3®
45%
78
.
17%:
S)t Co—
!———10
Kysor Heater Co ——>—
—1
Lansing Stamping^ Co
Leonard Refineries
v——
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£„ X
nnmnilniion
-10,;
Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
}
th»t
NOTEi We regret
-io
Carey MJg
)
15% July
39% Jan
-
42%
11%
'
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Kresge
>
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range for Year 1961
13 %
1Q%
;
12%
Lamp Co————5
Hosklns Manufacturing Co!^
2ya,
„
Shares
346-
Hall (C M)
.
.
15.
58%,
Chemical
Great Lakes
17'
531
.,.44
.
.-
,.
-Jan
S'/aJan
14%
—.—_5
General Motors Corsu.
Goebel Brewing Co,
:
•15
-
——
-
LOW
..
335
57%
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
Fruehauf Trader
Sales
for Week
1." 'A
•
1
y
725
-
57%
Eaton. Manufacturing Co _!—
Ford Motor Co
6
——L:
Detroit, Steel* CorPi !———
;■'
■
%,, Jan
39 ya.: Jan
-418
15%
20v.
Detroit Edison-——-
.
9
8%, Jan
Continental Motors
..
Week's
Range
Mj Jan
"Range Since Jan. 1
1
17 y».
15
.1
Co__—£————*
;—1
Poweri
Consumers
.
;
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Friday
49
93% Nov
"
Shares"
'
17%
x——;—:
Consolidated Paper-———U—.——10.
.
Jan
—"
Dec
67% Jan
High
6
1
Burroughs Oo«p—i.————5
Chrysler Corp.—25
..
;
Jan
170
27%
Nov
.
for Week
.
Prices;
15%
Budd Company* -———_——*•
.
.
Metal -Products
American
;
Jan
sa%
j—————_1;"'
Allen, Electric • & Equipment-—!-—;4'
--I
67 %_ Jan
.
87%
.
90% May
55y8 Apr
*
Sates
Range
of
Allied; Supermarkets
,
Jan
46%
■
25
-•■.•2'
■
38%
37%
-I
Week's
Last
Low
Jan
48
'
auk
67%, Dec
■
•
Friday
Sale Price
Jan
35
V. 48"'
54
Feb
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
910
17%
35
_
144 y4 May
(;
75% Oct
-
;i,
..
.
Jan
89%
.17%
12% Sep
59%. Aug
;
35% Mar
to" publish
day's issue.
—*
—18
Jan
9c
50
49%
J.
;
U8%; Jan
the figures in next Men-
_2%
Electric.
(F W)—;
23% Jan
22
30
24%
23%
24%,
intend
Nov
.
-59y8Feb
Sep
.8% July
•39%
We
55V* Jan
32% Jan
85% Jan
t
Jan
83%
107
13c
12c
52 y*
-
STOCKS
"it%
90
' 53 'A Apr
; : 52% Dec
"
,
75% Jan
Jan
224
•
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-
V
Jan
47% Oct
60%-Nov
; 59%: Dec
34% May
116% Jan.
Jan
22%^
11%.
\
20% Jan
40%
Dec
52
;
47% Mar;
53% Jan
44% .Sep
High
;
38% Jan
47% Jan
,
72% Jan
73
21
Low
—c-5i-
Shoe
Western Union
r
Jan
102 Va
States
United
Jan
14
70%
__
for Year 1961
Range
forced: to go to
press without it
.
U S Steel
Jan
1 ya.
24
85%
——*
Corp——6.25
Electric
Westinghouse
Carbide*
"
.
%: Jan
,
'
High'
we; were
-—j-
Union
50
Jan
85% Jan
.
35
30 %
United Fruit Co—————•-
Inc
50
19,
44J%
Corp———
4
Narragansett Racing Association——.1
National Service CompaniesNew England Electric system—
New England Tel St Tel Co—«.
Qlin Mathieson Chemical—
Pennsylvania RR—
Qubicy Mining/Co _.—
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co—
Stone dt Webster Inc—T—Stop St Shop Inc
,———
Torrington Company
United Shoe Machinery
Jan
Jan
85% Jan
,
793
27*
64
Lone Star Cement
Waldorf System
''■
V Texaco;
56% Jan
18% Jan
.
,8
102% 107%
71%
*
Copper Corp——
;.
16'/a Jan
'
.
General Electric Co——^———-5
Gillette Company (new-I
Island Creek Coal Co common..
50a
Kennecott
17
44 %
Standard
Oil <
Studebaker-Packard
..
76% Jan
Jan
33% Jan
383
■
i%
iy8
17%,
5
———
:
85%
25
Inc————*
First National Stores
Ford Motor Co
18%
49%"
J)_ii—
(Ohiok
Standard Oil <N>
1
87% Jan
:
291
131
i_—
Standard Oil (Ind)._-_L
'
Low
1'
Shares "
of the Cincinnati Stock
Exchange was' not re¬
ceived in; time for pub¬
lication. Consequently,
—
Brands
.' Standard
Jan,
"
Jan
15%
41
,
52%
..
,
Eastern Mass St Ry
Common
73 'A
150
■
Southern Railway
i-Sperry; Rand
136%. Jan
B0% Jan
54 y* r
53%
17%
*48 %
85%
preferred————-—1°^
4%%
1,506
;
1
;; 49y»_ Jan
-
Cities Service Co—
Eastern Gas At
is"
15%"
Calumet & HeCla Inc-——
*
,
300
Zizv* '74--:,.
Property Trust——-*
Boston personal;
for Week
of Prices
NOTE: We regret that
this week's compilation
Co
.^
28% Jan
'.'17%' Jan
,
,15 "Jan
128%, Jan,
863
3,725
.
———50
Co———————25
Edison
Boston
15%
15% *
128% 132'/a
50% 51%,.,'
85%
87% '
15%,.
Tel——^——33%
AnacOnda Company
27% Jan.
24Q,
,
.
American Motors
American Tel St
27%
27%
Southern
;
High.;
LOW
High
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
*
Sale Price
■
Week's
Last
■
S T O CK S
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
■
Monday, January 29, 1962
,
(552)
36
.
40%
40%u 42 Va
38%
39%
43
4,5^4
-
l>/a
506
.
6,106* >
Jan
26/
42%
40% Jan
■>38%; .J»m;
36%
1,000
39
Jan,
800
43
.
,
.
~
Jan
,
'■
Jan
Jan
-42% Jan
39%
Jan
-
800
Jan
24 %
.
200
39 Va
39
i
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43%, Jan
52% Jan
*
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37
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Sales
-
Week's
Friday
.
Friday
'
Last:
s t o ck s
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
27
90».
24%
100
60
Jam
247/a
30a
24:
Jan
Paul
St
*
series
5'i
57>/a
54
r«.
Jan
54%
Jan
27%
Jan
287/a
Jan
45%
Jan
f
61'
44%
46%
5
58%:Jan
,,
477/a
10%
Jan
30 /
610
29%
Jan
31
300
General Foods
General: Mills
31.
Genesco
26%
'
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Co
59
■
Co
3%
;
/VH
>
-29%,
":56%;
-
(Un) 4.-^—^2.50
Corp—-5-3.23^3
.—83 %c,
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common-J——T
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45%
-
(Un
(W? H)
.■
Graham-Paige' Corp (Unp
City Steel Qo——6.21'.
l';
Great
;
-^-.^--1
22%,
-Gulf
27%,
•40%
8.33%
Utilitiesvu'-^-^-i^.—
Heilman
-
ilein
Werner
A,
,
vV,
'#
•Hertz Corp'-i———__1
; Hlbbard Spencer Bartlett
25
Holmes f.F H) CO Ltd——————20
36%. Jan
50
51
59%
.
-
226.
*
:
25%
"14
,
«Illinoifr Brick
Co—
.—---10
:
-;43%
j.Ihlflnri
.qtgpi
Interiake*
t
ry>
■
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45%
9l/a
Steamship* Go-~j.—■ j • 52%
IntemrationaL Nipkel Co (Un)__h
International Paper• (Un)-—_tii-_2.SO
.
.
*
International Shoe.
Coi—i—
•-—
:
Jan
-400..
40%. Jan*
■■■>
31%c Jan
_
:.
Jan
3..
400:
l-,5»0-
:'.,3,--
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700.
-
.45.
y
.
44
4,800
36!/4
;
600
Jan
'
59
Jan
17
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200-
33%
.
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50%
•80
4,000
33y4
200
45% Jam
<Un)*—; ^
______3.50
54- ••54%.--
-
23% :
23%
10%.
10%
;*58%.
■V
5%.
587/a
*
.»*
54
53%
Jan
* •'
•
Johns- Manville- (Un)>
'«- v-
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t
JOhnsorr
v
Stephens- & Shinkle ShoeL—•
Jones, &Eaughlhr^Steelir-iu-i-r-^—iilO
Raised. Aiumihum: & ChemloaiL__33%c
^
100
.-•
.
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71%
—
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_4._5
71%
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Laclede' Gam Coi__i4'
Leath
1,000
•-./•34I/a. ...34%
84%.
-83%
,
83%
Kimberly-Clark - Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
<
70 y8
•
J ?! '..s.,
5%
-
*
,
Libby McNeil & Libbyi—_—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Uh)i.ii.l^25
Lincoln Printing Co common
;___50c
Ling-Temco-VOught Inc—i—_i—50c
.Lockheed -Aircraft" Gorp (Un)_L_____ir
Lorillard <Pr- C'o .(Un)—z—5;Lytton's (Henrr C^ & Co__
-ii '
12 Vi
.12%
—
■'ii
3 iy8 :
-24"
13%
■
Marquette Cement* Mfg
*
p
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1
4
Marshall Field1 oqmnion-1—
_*••Marietta Corp__^^-«__.
*
^1
McCrorr- Corp_____——___50c-
Martin
12%
McKay MaoltbiflMcKee* (Arthur GT
Means:
tFiT.W)
&' Co_'—-
Co common-_twi—•"
Merok A; Co <Un)t.—
—i_16%c
r
:
Metropolitan Brick. Inc
Meyer Blanke CO
Minneapolis^Bgewahg--Co-«^.
Minnesota Mhr J6f .Mfg
.
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—
6
--
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Misourt Portland Cemeht^i_Lt€_^r6;25rV
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V64%;:
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,
17%
17%
21%
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6
1,500
55,ya;JAn
22% Jan
t
"1. 31% Jan
': Jan,
,62
21
Jan.
27
Jan
22% Jan
27% Jan
47 »/♦ Jan
609
27%
709
47%,
2,700
43*
23%
4309
1,600
4409
23
:
Jan
23
Jan
55k
•
17%
Jan
Jan
21%
52%
Jan
10%, Jan
55,
51.
500
1»
.
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,
24%. Jan
.52%, Jan
16%, Jan
200,
38
38%
57%. Jan
,
17%
Jan
41% Jan
Jan.
.409'
r
Jan
49%
23
600
21% Jan
23%. Jan
26%
26%
8,400
61%
28%
,
40%
22%
tv,1::.,,;
41%
40%
3.:
L'_-
47%
.
Union. Pacific
Jan
62%
2,140
25%, Jan
61 y4 Jan
,27
Jan
62% Jan
,
109
49
3400
85%* Jan
709
Jan
,
26% Jan
,
26% Jan
26% Jan
.
•
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6 % Jan ;
46% Jan
47 y4« Jan
7»/* Jan
51% Jan
38% Jan
36% Jan
16 y8
63%
RR
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—-il-
Teie* & Electronics
70%; Jan'
1
63% Jan
100
.18,
940
-
'226:;., 229%
:
'
•
General, Tare
61% Jan
TOO
.
New. common, w k (Un)
800
'
'
'29%
29%
-*
4QO
32%
1
66%
68
r
.General Motors. Corpi---——1.66%
General Portland^ Cement^-i————1*
Gen
Jan*
Jan:
100
35%
20
lt%
58%
r
,
_I—---U_5
Gbneralv.Public. Utilities
;
Jam
4%
20%
Pan Amer
•
576
■■T-
17
94 y8
Jan
Packaging Corp of America
10%
Co
63%
IT
55% Jan,
.
Jan
57% Jan
; 9%
Electric
70%
63%
4%
17%
Jan
39%«Jan
10
General* Dynamics u—-—i—
67%
53%, Jan
90
Jan
Jan
28%
Jam
.
200-
General
/ 256
4,200
"1,200.
1,000
1,200
Jan
Jan-
80 V
Finance
1
27%
<
Jan
50%
80 .*
Corp—
54%
%
1%
,132y4 Jan
35'
80
Candjr Corp:
T.200
92% 94%
4%r
4%
Jan
86% J an
Jan
7/a Jan
115.
Jan
460
19
■■
.Glin-Malhiesouj Chemical
lL'A- Jan
758%
Transportation—1.21..
Bankshares Corp •' ——
2
Box
100
Vt
Jan
100
Co
Ohio Oil Co
.Oklahoma
Jan
69
54%
Corporation—Li__^L___J___-llO
General Contract;
%,
18:
Manufacturing? CO
Ohio: Edison
%. Jan
Jan
1
Corpk;^"_xx—r-,—L;
General
.
26
Jan
17%
•
;
Oak
Peabody Coal Co*._<
t}ifhh«l*
"•
Rubber < TTt. l/>'.
(Unj;^__-_ 1 —
General
18%
,
34%
Jan.;
335
5
*.Xa.
Northwest Bancorporation-
Jan
84 %
Jan
64%
General
t
Jan
44'%
r-t
'54
Corpi.i.i.i-1—-X_l
.InstrumehtJ--li--l
i
.
,52%
29%,
5.0%.
36%,
X19% .
17%
75%
1,400
1,400
Gen Amer
•'
92y* ,:
52% Jan
Jan
82'
124
53%
-
w
46% Jan
32%
500
27%, 28%
27%
,
1,500
.
%
%
High
5,500
83%
116
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
47%
%
'i
.
Jan
6L
,
11
,
,
...
900
11;
.
>
(Un)10
Jan
38%"Jan-
Jan
24%
50a
*
64 %;-: 6ft,
Ford Motor Co-.^-—5
F W D
3T
100
^
77%
Iac—T—--1''<
Fruelmuf. Trailer
.
43% Jan;
500
25%
-
Firs (r; Wisconsin' Bah ksli aresAi—n~"4
13 y4
Jan
*
Foremost.Dallies;Inc.-——-~2h
,
3,600
5,600
I
37
24%
-
Falstaff Brewing
'
44%,
75%
EleetridvMfg new .comi Wii.ilr
Firestone TIm &
Tire Mr
'
'
•Fairbanks /"Whitney".
Vlwclnne
:
Northern Ngturai Gas Co_—
,_10
Northern Pacific Ry (Un),Vy.v-6
Northern States.Howen Co—: <■.
(Minnesota) (Un)—^
„6 '
Jan
17 y4
12%
■'
Illinois^Corp?
Illinoia Gas; Co™_u.^
Northern Indiana, Fuhiic Sera Cat.
Jan
Jan
55%
.
66
16,
27%" 28Va
America_i-^^---u;^5» ,!
Fairchild Camdrt d5
Jan
49
■:.77%--
Natural Gasl--il--r-ili.-JL—^3
Emerson
65%
ldo
National Watch-_-'«
Elgin
-
"
-
1
.Northern
9L%. JAn
.
500
'
Go———---.—
Eastman Kodak?• Cft
Jan
400
43%
«
..
Ltd USA Inc-—I——-Xix_l," Nemdurs < U n.)L-—8'',, 226
"i
El- Paso
,
Central RK
Northern
Jam
127/a
-'■61?.'
.
91 Va
ls
65%
37
44
■
-ido¬
•
.
49%
Insurance
Pont. (EL); de.
Eastern Air Lines
91%
•
,
% JL6%
28%
com^-i-i—12%
Company
Co .wh)
Dodge Manuracturing
Dow Chemicaf Co-w-i—1..5
Du
YOrk
64 %
55 7% Jan
,
3.
5
5
(Un)L-.
North* American,. AviatioUy.;_yyy._North Aanericam Carr Corp„y^.»._c
12%
*,.
Edison
Drewrys
Jam
49%
Deere ' &:
-
New
46%
~
■I
Shares
32% ' 33%
&t Mfff—
27%. Jan
Jan
47%) Jan,
16
Publishing^——.■
Crucible" Steel; Of 'Ameit (Uh)_:_.^—12;50-..
Pur tjss-Wright -Corp
:
Detroit
'National- Tlie
Jam
47*
-24%: Jan,
.4
CrowellrGollier
.
64'."'-
700
700
*
Corn- Products-
•
44'%- Jan
„
200.
91-%
(Un)—!—1.33V3,
Natural' is as i Uri)::——lft'
Controls co- of.
625
.
54%.
:
65 Vi
Co__——-5- >"
Continental Motors? Gorp
(Un):—1
-
55
27%.
;
Corp of. America—
.Continental? Can' Co> (Utt):—xxi'JL——l'QI
Continental
107/a; Jan
JanW
64%,
91 %
Container
"
26 '/4a Jam
Jan
26%.
,•
Consumers- Power-
:
Jan.;
-
10
64%.
27%.
Consolidated Foods
Consoli dated
24
-49%
.4,100
46%
44 Va-
.5414*
Xllumi--^r.---::r---I|..
Commonwealth! Edison,
400l
-1,700
.
1
far Week..
High
82*
National Distiliera «to Giietu KUii)*
National Gypsum, Co (:Un) _/,^
u.
1,
National Lead ;Ga (Un)
__5
32 %. Jam
.
■
32%
:_3
*—.—
(The) Co common
50c convertible* preferred j.
National Cash« Register (Un)
.
Sales
<'
•
ef Fricea
,
Co
—1
As Iron'Corpa-f}-ii.-4;^-h
System (Un)_x~;-10
Columbia Gas
26%
-
Jan
Week's
Range
.<
47%
(Un)—
Montgomery Ward & Co—
Motorola Inc
Mount Vernon
1
Coleman "Co''Fuel
450
44%:
Colgate-Palmolive
Colorado
31%.
90% Jan
30% Jan,
'
4%:preforredv--t-^^r---i-,-u---ipo *
1
15%
100
^10%. 1'0%.52%.. 55" "
Cleveland-Cliffs^ITon common- .-.^—-I
Electric
300
20%
25%.
'
10%.
54
Jam
16% Jan
21%- Jam
16 Vb
31
..
Monsanto Chemical
Jan:
60
24% Jan;
59.%! Jam
16
a
27
:
<
,
Last
'•■.Low
57 ya. Jan \
20%
CorpJ--—'-----—
Cincinnati Gas •& Electric-—:i—r-8.50
Cities Service Cox—:—-i-.—-—10
City PiQducts Cornc-_l_——*•*/'<
Cleveland
.
i,ioa
-T
Chrysler.
.
,
57'/a-, 59'/a
& Pac
prei«riea—
Chicago Rock island-ie Pacific Ry
Chicago South ^ore. &-So Bend--12.50:.
i
.
,
■
Sale Price
High
Jan
60
,
24
-—.--j-———-1
Chesapeake &■ Ohio Ry- (Dn)i--—25
Milw
Low
High-.
26%.
.
Chemetron Corp
Chicago .& Northwestern Ry com
S TO C K S
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
-
60
Champliil Oil Sk Ref common———1
$3 convertible1 preferred
Chic
for Week
Range
,
104
Jkn
73% Jan
4
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(554)
.
.
Monday, January 29. 1962
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS; (Range for Week Ended January 26)
Week's
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
Stocks listed exclusively on the
•
Duquesne
Buttes
Low
California
Castle &
Co_——
Ink
Products
Electrical
(Un)
Fields Co
Corp
::
class
Ltd
Leslie
M
n
J
Salt
Matson
Meier
Navigation
Frank
&
Oil
American
North
Ranch
Southern
6%
Oil
Cal
Oil
Union
&
Co
oas
pfd
Sugar
700
70c
Jan
70c
Jan
Jan
*5%
Jan
1
,1
—,————
Jan
70c
l
5 y4
10
70c
5»/8
61%
5%
..
720
.
•5
60%.
63%
374
60%■
Jan
64'/i
Jan
33 y8.
33%
190
32%
Jan:
33%
35 y8
35%
Jap
245
35%
Jan
5%
Jan
5'/a
Jan
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
23%
49%
48
48%
50c
1,
1,000
47'4 Jan
2,900
50c
Jan
75c
13%
4y8
41/4
12 %
Jan
14%
Jan
4%
1.90
1.80
15,800
2.30
1,800
1.15
1.50
27c
119,100
4%
85
150
48c
63c
82,000
1
Jan
Jan
11,300
85
1.65
2.00
»
69,300
21c
4%
24c
49c
1.95
22%
22y4
22 V4
67
20(4 Jan
28 y8
27%
28%
246
25%- Jan
29 y8
Jan
35%
35%
36%
1,215
35%
39%
Jan
1.95
1.15
21c
Jan
1.60
;
Jan
.
Jan„
30c
.
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co:
on
Jan
the daily
are
4y8
82
4%
Jan
'
Jan
,
39c
—■—Stocks-———
69c
Jan
trials
700.72
148.26
123.63
239.11
91'. 69
Jan
1
2.10
Jan
Jan.
70c
Jan
Jan.
22—_——
701.98
147.77
"124.08
♦233.42
91.69
Jan
Jan.
23-
698.54
147.33
123.95
238.54
91.76
698.17
147.09
123:85
238.35
91.76
696.52
147.42'
124.08
238.23
91.77
1.90- Jan
1,600
55c
43,000
-
Jan
1.50
3,200
1.65
Jan
Date
ties
Second
Grade
1 Rails
19_
—
—.
32
Jan
Jan.
900
2.35
Jan
2.75
Jan
Jan.
25*
6 %
3,100
5%
Jan
6y4
1
"—.'
24_
2.55
40
ties
Bonds
'
81.95
Total
Utili¬
*,: Rails
78,67
•?'
10
-
:' Grade
■
85.96
84.57
81.90
85.83
84.55
81.86
78.76
86.12
84.60
-
'
78.66
Jan
29
450
-
Jan
32
i6 y»-
18
17,700
14 Va
Jan
18%
19
1,800
17 V4
Jan
1.85
900
1.75
Jan
19
Jan
19 J4
Jan
1.85
•
.
,
Jan
Utilities;
to
daily
65 'stocks,
Gas
30%
31
900
30
Jan
31
Jan
additional
shares
of
30%
30%
100
30 %
Jan
31
Jan
divisor
the
utilities
3%
1,400
3%
Jan
41/8
200
16 %
Jan
17 V2
4y2
5% Jan
following
Co.
and
and
81.91
:
78.57
divisors:
Southern
85.98
84.59
81.80
85.86
84.50
Industrials,
3.09;-Rails,
J-"!-' 1
-A" "J
the
for
'
65-stock
composite
California rJSdison
Co.
5 34;
■"
"
'
give effect
distributions
of
two
average
Jan
Jan
stocks
78.71
~
Jan
Jan
4%
the
4
utility
15
Electric
&
using
by
15.75,
the
for
averages
Pacific
both
complied
are
6.55;
♦The
31
3%-
3%-
16%
16%
5
trials
Jan
16%
'Jw
A
Stocks
18
10''
First
Indus¬
Jan
30
19
roads
65
Jan
ey8
17%
Rail¬
16%
2.55
1
Utili¬
Indus¬
10;,
17%
67c
—Bonds—
.—
10
Total
15
20
30
Jan
100
1.65
6Ya
■
;Uan
88
•;
Jan
200
2.05
22(4 Jan
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages /;
Below
2.20 Jan
18
•
60c
1
5
10
i—
16%
18
16%
Jan
——6.25
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp-
Jan
1.65
4%
35
Jan
2,000 /
2.15
1.20
35%
Jan
4%
'
1.65
5
Jan
2,200
66c
12Y8
Corp
Jan
700
-
Bolt
&
—5
Jan
23%
■
Jan
22 y8
Oil
Corp
Rockwell^tandard Cbcp
Jan
6Va
22 %
6
Plymouth
Jan
50%
Jan
Jan
1.55
:/__
Jan
3
21%
—25
common
27
50
-
■
Jan
5%
50c
—50c
25%
23%
62c
—/.
160
5%
1.60
—
26 Va
23 7/s
43%
1—25
series
■
26
l
1.85
Co,—.
1
common-—
1
100
Co__,—
Gas
Co
Jan
of Americaj—
850
25c
preferred
Trlco
Jan
Screw
.
Averages
Rice
28
Seeberg. (The) Corp——
United Engineering & Foundry Co
common,. —1
—
Jari
Jan
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—:——/—
Rhodes Western ,,:
25
Jan
48
.—25c
Bottlers (Un)—
432
6%
—1
Invest
26%
47%
2,700
Pacific Oil <fc Gas Development— 33 Vac
Pepsi-Cola United
Jan
25
Jan
Va
Jan
18
Co—
47 Va
Jan
6%
—10
Co——
43%, Jan
5%
10
Corp Ltd—,,.
Norris
80
.
44 y»
47 y4
-10C
.——
45%
2,600
22%
(Un),,
Inc,
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
Co
Co
45%
—*
Co————
—
(Un)——
M Oil Co
M &
TVs
19,900
13%
50C
—-
45
6%
23~%
—50c
Company—
Jan
45%
6 Vh
—_10C
Jade Oil /_—;———
31%
42
43%
43%
1
(Un )
Jan
30
5%
21%
A
Oil Co (Un)
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
Jan
44 va
29%
45%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common:
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
—
Jair
29c
43(4 Jan
100
22
General Exploration Co of
Holly
Jan
High
260
44%
44 %
38,000
-
-
43%
1
California—1
Gladden Products Corp—
1
Good Humor Co of California——10c
©il Co
Exeter
Jan
24c
Low
30%
8.50
27c
5%'
—10
Capwell Co,—_—
Emporium
32 y2
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
25c
44%
10
-*
,—4
Cooke Inc
Domineuez Oil
24%
33 Va
Shares
High
30
43 y4
26c
*'
—1-5.50
—
32%
Jan
22%
150
150
Gas
Low
'''
30
5
—
Refractories
(Joseph)
of Prices
Par
.
Co
McKinney Mfg
High
Low
24%
1
Co
Walker
Lone. Star
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
32%
32 V2
Home
High
24%
pfcl
Corp
Oil
&
Gas
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Un)—25
American Factors
Ltd
<Un>_—--—10
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Brewer (G) & Co_—11-..-.—
-1—A',
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc __—
5
Cement
American
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Gas
Harbison
Wpek's
Last
s t o ck s
Light
Equitable
other Exchanges.
Friday
:
r
.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
This list does not include
for Week
Last--
Sale Price
Price Range on
Sales
Range
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
16%
for
15
stock
common,
to
for
from
6.55
each
7.53
share
and
for
Tue
held.
that
for
*
the
two
stock
65
-splits
stocks
to
changed
15.75
from
the
16.26.
Jan
'
3 %■
1
—8%
Warrants
Preferred
West
4%,
4%
%•
%
(Un
Life
Basin
Insurance
Oil
2,200
1,600
%
%
800
1
47,300
4
Jan
6%
6
jan./...*/
7%,, Jan
69%
500
18 c
80,000
69
10c
17c
.16c,
-
Jan
v*
•
59
Jan
69%
Jfj,n
18c
Jan
a -4
Jan
12c
'
(35, Stocks)
..
'/■
Compiled; by
National
Mon„
'
22..—'
Jan.
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Wood
Steel
American
Tel & Tel
Corp • —•
:iJ.
Atlantic- City Electric*,
Atlantic
Research
S
Company
F
Budd
Transit
D
C
A
109%
53%
Class
A
i
.:
lo
General
at
47 y8
Jan
28
Jan
31Va
5,023
14 Va
no
16%.
14y8
2,214
..
9'%
,
14%
3,227
15-4.
51%
.
9
4,179
109%
6,362
49
Jan
136 y2
..
•■v.'..
29%
50%
Jan
..
,
,
Jan
•,
26%
37%
104:
5
cohunon*_A
Motors Corn—L_
Homasote
Inc
Co
class
—•
International
12%
_50c
A*
of
Mtge
Oxford Mfg class A
Composite
Manufacturing.
Goods-—*-
z*,
Trade,
:
Transportation
Utility.
and
Power
133.0
—
127.4
ua;——1
-1
36%
Jan
102%
Jan
,12%
Jan
802
'._3&y2
i
,
40,.:
399
24y4 Jan
26%
230:
12%
Jan
14V2
31,811
52%
Jan
57%
485
32
Jan
34%
Jan
31%
5%
8%
40
Jan
.41
Jan
,
8
Jan
3,138
.28%
Jan
80
5%
J an
6%
s.o:
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Jan
Railroad-
'Mon.
and Miscel.
Bonds
Foreign/
Bonds'.T
$5,939,000
Jan.22--*.
3,807.350
$312,000..
$6,251,000
TUes.
Jan. 23—2.
3,352,410
5,382,000
195,0001.
5,577,000
28%
Jan
Wed.
Jan.
24—/.
3,760,200
5,698,000
248,000(
5,946,000
81
81
82%
1,441
79%
Jan
89%
Jan
Thurs.
Jan. 25—j.-
3,567,350
5,038,000
280,000
5,318,000
67,
67
480
60
Jan
67
Jan
Fri.
Jan. 26—
3,332,330
5,628,000
52%
52%
15
52
y2
Jan
52 y2
Jan
17,819,640
$27,685,000
10
•
*
-.
29%
•
5n
i7y8
29
Jan
40
4,172
38%
Jan
40 Va
•
37%
5,899
35%
Jan
38 Va
Jan
103
29%
16%
21,637
16%
Jam
18%
51
755
48 y2
Jan
55
14%
15%
609
31%
31%
17%
50%
6
Total—*____L_/j.
Jan
35%
36
29%
39%
3
32%
36,578
14% Jan
31% Jan
7%
7,070
"
Jan
>
239,000-
Jan
Bonds—
Jan
'
"
'
•.'*'
■
L
Shares—^——
0-1.
Jan
U.
33%
Jan
Intel-national
Railroad and
1 e
'
industrial***/.
7%
7%
Jan
41%
15%
44
9,192
41 y2
Jan
46 Va
Jail
15%
392
15%
Jan
16%
61
62%
3,028
59 y2
Jan
64
Jan
9%
799
9Va
Jan
61%
9%
8
S.
Government-^/
9%
7%
Total
t
:
7%
3,876
7ya
Jan
8
$5,800,000
$6,012,100
^6,58.4,000,
108,557,000
122,115,000
$28,959,000
''
'
20,448
3,325
37 Va
Jan
43
Jan
627/a
Jan
72%
Jan
1,419
40%
Jan
r
$38,216,000,
$114,357,000
$128,127,100
'
Jan
39%
66%
-AAA~2~50
$1,632,000
27,685,000
z_—
:
■
7%
37%
62%
.
lOc
'
1
'
350
5
11—.13~5G
-
•
£
'
41%
41
20%
21%
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
52
3,168
50
Jan
53
17%
16%
17%
7,927
16%
Jan
17 y2
Jan
62
61%
62 va
576
60%
Jan
65%
Jan
(No. of
Shares)
75
427 k
75.
lo
76
36%
38%
68
495
43y2
Jan
68
1,040
75
Jan
79%
Friday
36%
Jan
41
Jan
66'%
280
Stocks
Jan
Jan
68
Mon.
Jan. 22
Steel.
Tues.
Jan. 23
Foreign
For
Cp
Gas
—l
$1,000
227,000
14,000
footnotes,
see
—10
page 43.
1,394,770
220,000
233,000
1,232,590
7,077,068
$1,421,000
;•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
44
y2
84
44%
Jan
47
16%
32
14%
Jan,
16%
Jan
67
69
62%
Jan
70 (4
Jan
36 V4
Jan
39 y2
~
1,000
2,000
14,000
A $16,000
$26,000
Jan
29
Jan
of
Bonds—
Shares
;
^ •1961-
•:
$1,463,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 26
1962
—
A/7,598,295
7,077,068
220,000
236,000
312,000
1961
1
28,630,588
26,957,770
$4,509,000
$2,652,000
102,000
348,000
.
Jan
27%
Stocks—Number
$454,000
241,000
298,000
1962
Shares
14%
36%
28%
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Bond
Sales
.
$10,000
Week Ended1 Jan. 26-
y2 Jan
-
68%
Bonds
1,396,960
Jan. 24—*—/
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
1,494,838
—
Total
43%
14%
—10
System
'
Foreign
Gov't
Domestic
$443,000
for Week
of Prices
Low
—1
—5
• t
Exchange
1,557,910
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
lne_
'•
*
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
4,111
...
Week's
Par
Ludlum
.
Jan
*
S TO CK S
A
Transactions at the American Stock
20%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Armstrong Cork Co_-_-
79,224,188
$1,274,000
'
37%
common
-
1961
-
Jan
62%
;
common
1962
70,376,582
*
Jan
„L__A_*
I
Jan. 1 to Jan. 26
1961
21,899,864
17,819,640
$28,959,000
Jan
,
'
—
_T—_
Bank-i*
10
.50
_
'A
1962
of
Fri.
Columbia
5,867,000
$1,274,0007/.
Week Ended Jan. 26
Stocks-r-Number
16%
10
_i
Transmission
.Apollo -Industries
Sales ; /
Jan
51%
Lothrop
-
Bond
;
26 Va
comAA*
Service.
Light
Total
Govt, ,'c
7. Bonds.
6,920
Wed.
Bla vv-Knox
,
28%
Thurs.
Allegheny
Bank
Bonds
27ya
_
Washington Gas
u. s.;
J Trit'l
No. of
Shares
32% Jan
Jan
common—_1
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
United Gas Improvement
83.3
'
-■
Jan
*
/
Public
97.8
144.4
132.5
Transactions at the New York Stock
Jan
8%
117.0
109.2
'
30 V2
—
B
113.0
.
138.9 1
t3?.7
,
26 Va
•
27%
36%
29
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Corporate-/.*—
$864,000'
$1,421,000
*
Government——
*_*_****'
*
,116,000.
16,000
51,000,,;/
26,000
'
50,000<
147,000
"
28%
-
.w-Aw-A-'A-triPvA'
Jan
32%
•*
■
"
—O.S- 'At v - lll.O
182.6:
•* : * * ^1-0
'A 190.8/*
178.2 A' ~ Aw~lv9Y''." t' '193.0 ' '
106,2".;-,^.At T,• 106.4./,
174.8
'
High
;A _—i.4MA-A,
Jan
56%
""New
Jan
12%.
'/•'
...
109.6
180.T
Service
134.9
129.1
;
Jan
*—
Paper
Eastern
,
109.1
___
Finance
.
'
Jan
common—
common.:
&
.___T
:
28
common-—
Smith Kline Si French Lab
Sou Mi Jersey Gas Co—
Woodward
Durable
Nftn-Durable Goods
*
25
*
Co
Finance Co class
co
'
>
118.3
Jan
3,008
2434
.
V„.: VHigh
Jan
14%
131.9
Jan
116%
130.1
—r—
v
1.3% • V, 146.5
A—1.4
' i . , 136.0
■
;
Low
250
1
*
Public Service Electric & Gas
oil
Jan
40 %
2
_J
141,6
v
-1961-1962—
6,073
__1
Co.,u„:
Southeastern
26y2
139.8
/Change
25
1
Electric
Co
Jan
;'
—
'
Percent'A :: v'
■
29%
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Reading
26 vu
V'
Jan. 12/62 '
25.
Perfect Photo Inc.—
Mfg
Jan
'
:
19,'62
16%c
—
Chemicals Corp
Electric
Jan
50%
y'.V, A-"*A'-"
■'
Jan.
29%
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania RR_*
*_/**—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—'
Potomac
'
,'
Investment—
&
Progress
.
'
28
/*_
Philadelphia
A
'•
'
:.--i
:
29%
1
:_/-
Washington
Common
Pennsult
3iy2
Jan..
8%
28%
30
3
_i
Inc.——A--/
Bank
Jan
5%
10c"
—
National
-29%
4-7.ya
32%
^1
.
—
Resistance
-8
Jan
106.57
week
.
Jan
54
55%
*.**—1
Corp
Merck & Co Inc.*
National
; 49 y«. Jan
53y4
40
Valley RR—
——*
Macke Vending class ' A—,*/——:—*T
Fund
2,227
3,538
13%
' ,'v
.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1957-59=100
Jan
12%
.—1.66%
Martin-Marietta
the
"
•
Jan
Nc. 12y2
24%
Lehigh
Madison
11%
Jan
18,340
•
.
"
1961
—144.09 : Dec
stock
of
for the current year.
Jan
Jan
113
38
102% 107%
13
*2
—
3.7%
/*—A^.-
prices based On the closing prices of ,300 common
ending Jan. 19, 1962, fors, the "composite,and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
55 Va. Jan
10 va
;
1,182**
;
index
for
Jan
12%
26%
_
for
Low;.——
9% Jan
15
115 y2
Jan
Jan
SEC
:stocks
32% Jan
14% Jan
'16% Jan
•
,
The
Jan
6,981
;
.
30%
50.
Acceptance Corp common
_1
voting preferred/—i__—
Giant Food
1,664
-
.
51%
5oy4
conv
General
High;
138.91
♦106.4
——
Dairies.
(Julius)
12%,' L—v5
30 y8
1
GO"-—
10%
49%
-5
/***/
—
Range
139.26
A—A
V
Jan
34% Jan
49%
Jan
Jan
13 Va
1,463
55%
10%
50%
•
24_i_—139.19
Bait—
/—*1
Motor
Texas
.3,962
12%
_5
Battery—a—
Stores--
-Garfinckel
sun
Jan
49.1%_
2
10
Jan
99 y2
■
non-voting—
Foremost
Scott
33 y2
30%
:
/
•
Light —.U—J.—6.75
—•
Storage
Fair
Ritter
1,636
34
109% 114%
10 y4
—1
4—;
—
System^-
Finance- Co of America
60c
Jan
14%
common—**——/*—/.—20e
Duquesne Light
-Electric
>'■
128y4
15%
'
15
25
*
Delaware Power &
Ford
28,870
9
1.80
*_*_*
Publishing Co
Transit
Class
Food
Jan
14%
16%
—5
139.78
High
Jan
88%
-
Curtis
'
27%
2,365
1
/*—
Company*—*—***_/
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp*
.•
343
91 y4
29%
/——13
Co**„
Low
29 va
48
49 :
66%c
Baldwin-Lima-Ilamilton
High
33%
%
-
Jan
Jan
137.15
—
25-x*_;—__
Jan. 26
1962
Low
Range Since Jan. 1.
128% 131%
5c
Z
Shares
4
88%
129 %
—J—-—*
L—
4.33
Corp
Fri,
29
89 va
33y8
J—
--
Arundel
B
Low
I*.—10
common
Co —-——————1
Stores
Baltimore
of Prices
Par
American
Jan.
for
High. —141.50
for.Week
Sale Price
Alan
Jan. 23.*—_
Thurs. Jan.
Sales
Range
139.42
Tues:
•
:
'-
..
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Wed.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
',: ;.,
'
.uu;
Date
S T O CK S
Averages
Jan
100
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Jan
5
7
65
4 Va
—5
0
Explorations
...
4 %
10
com
4
7
1
_J_——
(Un)
Coast
Williston
3%
4 y2-
———
Petroleum
Westates
*
98
$1,463,000;
,
.v$l,031,p00_
*/; $4,661,000
.
$3,147,000
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6129
195
Volume
Chronicle
(555)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended January 26)
Are
Shown
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
common——,-*
38%
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common—_*
Class A —J——Li.—'
12%
Abitibi
.»
&
Power
Paper
Sales
for Week
Range
,
of Prices
Shares
;
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
Sale Price
•
Last
.
Sale Price
Sales
Last
STOCKS
.*
STOCKS
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Week's
.Friday;
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
39
•
Shares
Low
40%'
39 y4
Jan
12%
13
675
12 %
Jan
23%
23%
245
22% Jan
49%
48%
49%
4,295
47%
Jan
27%
27%
28%
15,216
27%
a23
a23
23
49
49 *4.
High
3,945
Paper
International
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38%
International
Utilities
,
$2
Par
Corp—
preferred
41%
Jan
13
Jan
Iroquois
Glass
23%
Jail
Jamaica
Public Service
50 y8
Jan
Labatt
Jan
29%
Jan
Laurentide
Jan
23
Interprovincial
High
Low
High
34%
35 ¥2
2,288
34¥4
Jan
39
Jan
43 %
43
43 ¥2
2,065
43
Jan
46¥a
Jan
49
49¥s
1,135
49
Jan
52
Jan
2,865
78
Jan
1
—
.
5
10
79 ¥»
78
79 MB
84
Jan
—
12
12
425
11%
Jan
13 ¥4
Jan
common—*
21
21
2? ¥4
1,550
21
Jan
22 ¥4
Jan
15 ¥2
16
1,440 J.
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
22%. Jan
26
Jan
Jan
22 ¥4
Jan
Jan
Lines
pfd—
Pipe
Ltd
Low
34%
7.60
5
25
com
6%
■
•'
AlgomaSteel———4-i——
Aluminium
.
"
Co of Canada 4%*:pfd—25/
Aluminum
v.
,
'•••*.
/ "4%%- "'preferrted-.-i—-——J--——50;
Anglo Can Tel Co 4Va% pfd—:.—50
'
,
Ltd
"$2.9Q preferred
,L ' "
Corp
Argus
.
Ltd.
_
J
•
•
;
.
52
*
'<
Jan
$1.40
46
Jan
$2.00
52Jan
44%
Jan.
52%
Jan
•
55
'Jan
46
Jan
Financial class A-
Jan
6%%
79,"
-.
Bell
Telephone
Bowater
5 Vu '/o
77%
49
30%
Jan
Jan
50
5 ¥2%
22
Jan,
22%
315
24%
Jan
25% ..Jan
Miron
5,739
69%
75%
Jan
Mitchell
1,829
77
Jan
83%
Jan.
Molson
1,090
77%
Jan
82"
Jan
5,995
48
Jan
49%
Jari
6.50
Jan
Metropolitan Stores
Ltd 6%
Co
(Robt)
79'
,
49%,
6.20
'
class
Breweries
:
Class
Brown
Class
Jan
Montreal
17%
Jan
20
Jan
53%
Jan
55
Jan
56
11,592
58 V4
Jan
51% '
205
6.10
Jan
56
Jan
•
12
B
15%
15%
52 %
52
6%
33%
t
J an
13
class
Jan
Oshawa
Jan
Pacific
Jan
Page-Hersey
10
Jan
Penmans
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
13
J an
Placer
Jan
Power
Jan
Price
8V4. Jan
4 '/c
Jan
Jan
9
14%,
140
14
12%.
100
12
2.75
300
2.60
Jan
341/4,
355
33 Vx
Jan
200
8y4
.
Jan
n
•*
■
3.00
37
24
Jan
25%
Jan
31%
29%
29%
29%
1,495
29
Jan
25
25%
1,518
24 Va
Jan
al8
al8
10
22%
Puiinunes
Malting
Canada
Steamship
5%
20
*
25%
.
——* '
10
common
22
___—,
22
Aviation
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Corp
Bros
.
Jan
23 y4
88
74
74%JJan
55
58%
625
55
Jan
62 M>
Jan
al3
55
13
Jan
13%
Jan
M 23'%
23%
23%
850
57%
57%
58%
10 %
10
10%
—
19%
19%
23
Jan
24
4,785
57%
Jan
61 ¥2
Canadian
Canner
Celanese
class
9y4
Jan
10%
•
485
19%
Jan
19%
14%,.
200
34%.
I,838
.
14%
Jan
14 y2
Series
.i
.
series
$1.00
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Fairbanks
Class
—25
—
,—__:—
Jan
35%
Morse
36%
Jan
38¥2
21
Jan
21
6%
235
6
Jan
6%
9%
10
885
9%
Jan
10'/8
Jan
a7%
a7%
25
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
10
—'
Canadian
Industries
—_
Canadian International. Power
bj
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
5(6
Oil
Companies
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petroflna
Canadian
Vickers
%
Ltd
Jan
37 %•
37%
956
7
7
100
5%
5%
32
321/2
1,750
32
104
104
100
102
-1,655 "
7%
32%
!t.
—
72%
Jan
14%
Jan
16 y4
Jan
14
Jan
5%
1,480
6'/4
Jan
Jan
Cellulose
5,432
25%
Jan
27¥b
3,570
12
Jan
13
a21% a21%
_*
Combined
Consumers
Corbys
Glass-
15%
15%
4.20
330
a__
a
15 y4
555
•
class
Credit
16%
4.60
Jan
110
3.85
4.00
Jan
14%
15'%
1,025
14%
Jan
15¥2
231%
8,170 V
21%
Jan
25
Jan
27%
30
750
27%
Jan
30
Jan
18
18
155
18
*
al8
al8
50
a—
•
9%
9%
1,405
*
132%
133
60
a80
10
2
22%
23
375
Seal Co——
Crush
class
a80
International
Preferred
DistiuerS
Dome
A
18%
Jan
_i_
9%
Petroleum
10%
82
Jan
82
Jan
23
Dominion
Corsets
8%
8 %
600
8
109
109
40
109
45%
47
6,775
14
14%
300
25
II,575
14
■
*
24%
24%
—1
Dominion
7%
Glass
8 ¥4
Jan
109
Dominion
Steel
14
Jan
15 ¥4
Jan
26%
al8
al8
10
18'/2
Jan
19
Dominion
Textile
l'/v
.
preferred
Donobue
Dow
63%
1,176
62 V2
Jan
66%
1,482
81%
Jan
82 ¥2
Du
Pont
of
7%%
15
16
750
15
Jan
16
11%
Eddy
•
i
Co
Gatineau
79
8%
8%
34%
175
a21
a21
75
47%
47%
170
8
Indus
'
22-1/4
22%
.*
12
11%
12
•
26
26
10
$4 50
Inglis
In1
35%
341/4
35 y4
29%
83
2.00
Jan
2.55
Jan
56
85
Jan
Jan
65
Jan
33
1,440
33
Jan
37
Jan
51
1,034
50
Jan
51
Jan
2 9 ¥4
30
I,400
29-
Jan
30 ¥2
Jan
a22
a22
50
a6
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.
35 ¥4
50
50
29%
—
a6
25
6
Jan
6 ¥2
a
a—
14
Jan
15 Mi
Jan
14
Jan
15
Jan
10
Jan
10
Jan
6%
6 ¥4
3,140
86
86
35
10 ¥4
10 Ma
14 i.
6¥b
*
.
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.
IOM2
15
10%
10¥4
80¥a',J
12%.'?'
15.
11 Ms
Steel
19
Jan
470
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
79
81¥s
10,729
79
Jan
84 ¥2
Jan
12 ¥4
13¥b
2,220
12 ¥2
Jan
13%
Jan
15 ¥2
2,685
15 %
J an
16 ¥4
Jan
22
22%
Jan
22 ¥2
50
103 ¥2
Jan
5,645
15¥i
Jan
9.60
23 ¥4
24 ¥4
24 ¥4
26
3,752
29¥4
Jan
27%
50c
40 ¥4
41
340
40 ¥4
Jan
42%
Jan
*
31
31
30
31
Jan
31
Jan
128
130
100
128
Jan
135
7 ¥4
8
1,710
7¥b
Jan
8%
Jan
a20Mi a20Ms
27%
28 ¥a
25
20 ¥4
Jan
20 ¥4
Jan
20
;
^
—
•
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*
2—
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
29
Jan
31%
Jan
54 ¥«
Jan
54%
Jan
10
12 ¥2
82 ¥4
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
104 ¥4
Jan
Jan
104 ¥2
58 ¥2
640
58
Jan
59 ¥2
Jan
385
67%
Jan
73
Jan
1,395
50
Jan
55%
26
53
58
50
53
25
Jan
Jan
¥2
4,550
Jan
27%
Jan
6¥8
6¥B
1,420
6¥b
Jan
7¥a
Jan
7a/4
7¥B
200
7%
Jan
8%
54 ¥4
56 V*
3,839
54 ¥,
Jan
59 ¥b
Jan
2.80
300
2.50
Jan
2.90
Jan
26
26
6¥8
_•
56
;_1
—r
27
2.70
Jan
•
21
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22 y4
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56
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15
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175
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preferred
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23 ¥4
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2.0
preferred
preferred
Lower
53
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49%
Jan
(John)
$1.25 preferred
43 "
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'69%. ,72%.
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.'Jan
Ltd
48%. Jan
110
34%;
25%
69%'
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28%' ,291%
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t.
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52
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preferred
$2.60
Asbestos
45
.
—50'.
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.
50
•;
common—_——
■
.
-
Ltd
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.05
Jan
2%c Jan
3%c
Jan
16c
Jan
1.30 Jan
13
9,000
J&b
4MiC
2MiC Jan
2,600
..
—
21c
Jan
25c
24.000
10c 10 Vic
2.0OQ
f-'-i
40
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(556)
.
.
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 26)
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Par
Cassiar
Asbestos
Catelli
Pood
Central
Products
.1
1,100
5c
Jan
2.71
Jan
650
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
54c
54c
500
51c
Jan
55C
Jan
9c
9c
Jan
4c
4C
-•
A
Corp Ltd;
class
Leaseholds
Oilcloth
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Jan
20%
v:;.'
50
Jan
11 %c
27%
Jan
19%
455',
19%
Jan
52c
69c
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
22c
24c
1.82
1,700
10c
11c
7,000
62.%
63%
700
5c
Class
100
37c
12,000
class
II
4c
Jan
6c
Jan
18c
3C
3%c
20,500
3c
Jan
3%c
14c
100,000
14c
Jan
14c
Jan
37c;
18,500
25c
Jan
37c
Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
26c
10c
10c
12c
9,000
1.13
1.20
3,700
275
39
40
1.25
1.25
7C
4,500
40
7c
*
4.70
4.60
a8
1.25
1.25
1.57
1
3.40
3.70
29c
31c
24,500
7c
9c
•'
warrants
8c
15,575
Jan
5.50
8
1.74
Jan
3.40
Jan
7c
Jan
:10c
9%
Jan
27
1,150
26%
Jan
27
80c
90c
2,000
80c
Jan
1.00
6.80
7.25
l,9o0
29c
1955
preferred
Laduboro
Ltd
1
80c
Mines
1
6.80
17%
17%
400
15%
Jan
17%
1
11%
11%
11%
575
11%
Jan
11%
J
3%c
3%c
3,500
3Vac
4c
14c
3,200
10c
Lambert
(Alfred)
"A"
Inc
1
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Lingside
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Lorado
Mining
of
Canada
Uranium
MGcners
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries
•
14c
Ji-
L.__*_
Limited
12c
1.25'
1.25<
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com
Ltd2
Industries
*
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1.02
Ltd
Ltd—;
Corp
I
I
Mid-Chtbbugamau. Mines
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Rock
Iron
Pin
Ltd—
Mines
1
•
20%c
LVi_'i—1
Mount
Pleasant
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Cor
Canada
National
Automatic
Native
New
United
of
Oils
Ltd
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Willroy
Mines
Ltd—
New Jack
New Santiago,Mines
New
West
AiwmM
North
American
/North
Northern
Cum
S P
Jan
8c
Jan
85c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Agnico Mines Ltd
7,050
5C
Jan
7c
Jan
Akaitcho
93,100
75c
Jan
1.20
Jan
Alba
652
7
Jan
7%, Jan
8%
8%
8'/a
100
8%
Jan
9
1.40
1.40
200
1.40
Jan
1.53
Jan
ioy«
10%
100
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
12c
5,000
5c
5c
5c
4.500
I 78
'549
400
v
4.00
Jan
Lin
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50c
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3c
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13 %c
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75 ; .:•*•.75
:
4
17c
3C
—15c
50,500
17c 19 %c
5%c
Jan
Jan-v
76
Jan
Alberta
-
4,500
5c
50c
6,100
48c
-Jan
49c
48c
»
35%
32%
35%?
52%
52 Vb
com
50
1
Jan
Albei:ta
Algoma
23c
Jari
',
6c
Jan
53c
Jan
/
,417.*
,.
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TOpemiska
1
Oil
&
Ltd
Gas
class
Co
3.20
10c
9%c
4c
3%c
4C
l
12%
12 y4
1
:
;• ,;
Jan
Allied
Jan
Alminex
Roxana
Ragland
Red
Nickel
Crest
Roberval
Mines
Ltd
Lawrence
Ltd
Diversified
Deveiopmeuti——!
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd-.
■
|
IIIII
A
Southern
Mines
*'
L,td__,
Canada Power 6%
Spartan
Air
Gold
Supertest
Tache
Taxin
Tib
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Bros
Towns
Der
Vauze
Mines
Ventures
Virginia
Waite
Ltd
Fund
Amulet
Wendell
new_I
For
Anglo
11%
2.09
Jan
Jan
2.19
62,525
21c
5.25
6c
/
4.75
Jan
si
27c
-
Jan
Jan
.
Jari
50c
17,000
1.83
1,100
.
24c
Jan
1.70
,
50c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,83
Jan
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Shares
~
.-Range Since Jan. X
High
Low
V
I
7c
Jan
36%
Jan
I"': 431/4
jan
12'%
Jan
13%
Jan
23%
23%'
415
19%
Jan
23%
tW2%
104
124
91'%
Jan
lie
14c
"4c
Jan
9 '%c
Jan
2.80
Jan
.
20c
65,233
r
67,525
-
.2,000
5.55
5.70
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x.
93c
40,000
80c
.5,160
*
680
37c 38 %c
4%c
56c
1.15
1.30
2.00
11,460
1.85
,
185
I:
35%
i
35%
•
108%'
108% 108:%
/
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1.50
19%
Jan
345
105 %
Jan
80
104
5,030.-
■20%
,
I
38c
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2.85 Jan
38%
I
1.10:
/
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Jan
109 '
,
Jan
Jan
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17%
Jan
14
Jan
2.30 Jan
•
•
7.90 Jan
8,984
1,855 *
42 %c ";>■■■■ -41c 44 %c
21
21 y4
20%
.
1.45
Jan
107% 107%
19%
7c
\
Jan
28%
r
15:%
14%
I"
Jari
6.85
V 27% Jan
'V I 11.65 Jan
I 51c Jari
;
Jan
50c
5,061
36%"
'16c
I' I
Jan
Jari
•
Jan
2.55
Jan
20c
:
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Jan
"3c
'
16,335 J
5,200
Jan
,104
Jan
36c
10,548
2.85
25c
17% Jan
8,900
4c
2.55
38C
'4%c 2
Jan
Jan
,21% jari
Jan
52c
Jan
569
16'% Jan
23
Jail
8.20
.1919
; ,4.00 .Jan
12
48%
49%;
-> 5,704
4.00
,4.00
250
I
,
7.55
I*_.
32c
1
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7.55
.
49%
1—10c
32c
27c
2.35
2.30
27%
49% "I
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r
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1,002
1,283
15c
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23 %
Jan
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Jan
49% Jan
26c
Jan
54,083
5c
Jan
22c
Jan
7c
78,688
I 6c
-Jan
14 %c
Jan
11,832
37c
Jan
84c
Jan
1.80
4,325
51c
7c
8c
•
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Jan
2.70
38% Jan
.
Jan
.
Jan
48c
,
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Paper pfd—50
45'/«
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45c
I"
7c
.43c
Jan
150
'
1.65
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.
21
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•
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Jan
45c
1.75
Jan
1.65
Jan
4.50
22C
6%c
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45c
16c
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Jan /
26%
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49
2,00
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8,909
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Jan
14,239
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.
23 ya r
.
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4,500
,
2.56
28 y4'
23%
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&
I High
8,050
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8,070
—.
3c
■"
-
500
1.95
Jan
Jan
45c
11,000;
53%
Jari
1.55
1.75
Jan
5%c Jan
150
51'/a
Jan
12c
Jan
54;'
Jan
-
Area
5.10
Jan
4%c
Jan
2,000
8%c
Jan
10c
2.35
Jan
2.50
Jan
14c
Jan
1.45
56c
600
4,380
■
7.15
1.30
Jan
-
60c
Jan
7.40
Jan
Ash
Class
Class
Jan
Jari :-i
f
■> 7.10 Jan V
2,520
.
-
12c
1,800
Jan
; 9.90
•
1
Jan
22c
Jan
36c
Jan
50
1,185
Jan
44
*.. 45
53
95
Jan
52%
52%
—.
—50
52%
52 V\ /
I
720
102 ;
Jan
■-1 "'-'20c
Jan
2.25
Jan
32'%
Jan
46%
Jan
48
2,121 *
Jan
2c
71c
:
50,400
15,200
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-
Jan 1,. :":
,28
260
5c
LI—*.
Jan
:
Jail
53
'265
51%
Jan
J53% .Jan
54% Jan
—1
10c
10c
lie
12,500
6c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
-40c
95c
95c
1.08
6,400
28c
Jan
1.21
Jan
13%
100
Jail
15 %
Jan
10%
,10%
200
11
11
50
9
9%
•>
65c
93c
625,280
13%
2—_L
IIlO
A2
2_10
class
V
l.lfe
44 %
——
Hardware
50
102
3c !
TVac Jari 1'.
56,798
1.01
1.06
common
B
,
•
B.
Ashdown
;
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13c
101
3%c
—
—
Temple
%c
47%
101
-—100
Mines—2_,
Oil
11
50
IIIl
preferred
Gold
Asamera
11 %C
_—•••
2.
!
coriimon—
preferred—'
i
Jan
9.70
; 13 %c 14 %C
13%c
warrants
$2.60
Jan
:
A_
Mines
$2.50
Jan
150
58c
1
Argus Corp
Jan
9c
7.40
III
9.45
•
Nickel
Jan
2.40
12c
9.70
——,
Imperial class
pfd class B
1st
7c
Jan
.2.
Mines-^
Arcadia
Jan
6.75
Jan
4c
2——2__:
AssociatedlA.rcadia Nfckek
Warrants -22—221—-**.
9%,
—10
1
2/
11
.
70c
■
-
.
/
9%
10
505
Jan
;
10 Yd
'
Jan
,13
10% Jan
Jan
9
Jan
13%
Jail
22c'
Jan
flSc
Jan
36c
Jan
1.60
Jan
Jan
1.50
36c
84,000
98c
1.42
246,147.
Jan
1.42
Jan
Associated
1.30
1.45
3,800
1.00
Jan
9%
1,949
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
23 %,
23 %
23.'%
330
16'%
Jan
1.70
1.70
1,300
1.70
Jan
1.70
Jan
Atlantic Acceptance common--.
Atlantic Coast Copper—
I
1.10
1.03
IIP
6,900
1.00
Jan
Atlas
Steels
29%
28%
29%:
4,932
21% Jan
33'
Atlas
Yellowknife' Mines
6c
1,000
4%c Jan
8c
Jan
Atlin
Riiffner Mines
13c
Jan
17i-jC
Jan
•
17,100
Jan
24 c
!,
22c
...
;
'
98c
17/
17%
460
17
Jan
17%
Jan
85c
85C
100
50c
Jan
1.05
17c
Jan
Standard
Wire—
-
Jan
19c
18 c
20C
14,500
122%
124
107
122%
1.60
48,000
1.35
Jan
35c
2,000
22c
Jan
1.45
126
1.65
,
Jan
,
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)
35c
Jan
44c
Jan
Aunor
6 %c
Jan
10c
Jan
Auto
Jan
14%
:
9c
Jan
.
26
Jan
1.60
t
Jan
Jan
11,000
100
22c
24c
116,000
19c
Jan
25c
Jan
14c 15'/ac
120,600
10%c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
4%c Jan
5%c
Jan
12c
9,500
14
Gold
Bailey Selburn
5%
,
„
Oil
preferred
53% %
2nd
|q
12C
7,118
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
Eanff
24
25c
Jan
25c
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
Bawkfield
7%.
8'/a
20,192
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Bank
of
3.75
3.75
100
3.75
Jan
3.75
Jan
Bank
of
Nova
5.40
Jan
5.40
100
100
95c
1.25
15
15%
57,900
1,378
3.00
500
9c 10 %c
32,506
9c
1.60
—
64%
62%
1.60
64%
5c
5c
8.30
8.30
200
51c
5c
2c
class
A_. —1
:
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■■
5c
;
2c
'
5c
2fc
*
2.65
Jan
3.60
Jan
5%
2,550
4.90
Jan
7%
Jan
9.50
17,230
1.905
.
•
4.90
Jan
18%
Jan
20%
375
Jan
9.90
Jan
23% Jan
1.75 Jari
1.36
3,000
75c
22c
26.C
7,700
22c
Jan
52c
Ju.11
4,100
10c
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23 %e
Jan
7,916
59y4
Jan
76 'V Jan
79
6,884
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Jan
84%
54
1,000
48
•
Jan
53
1.55
6,050
1.42
Jan
70
-10
Jan
22'-'4
,-
Jan
-
Scotia-!
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71c
Jan
1.25
Jan
14%
Jan
15%
Jam
Ex
Jan
Base
Jan
Baska
69%
72'%
78%
76'%
1,51
1.51
Jan
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
2.90
Jan
3.05
9Vac Jan
1.60
8.25
Jan
14c
Bala
1.90 Jan
..
Jan
64%
Jan
.
6c
i
Jan
Jan
Jan
8.90
Jan
Jan
3 500
2c
Jan
2%c
J^n,
73c
Jan
Jan
lie
Jan
2.200
7c
—
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Metals
Power
Beatty
A
,
28c
25c
28c
8c
&
!
11
8'/ac
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14c
Paper
—
.
5..
Class A
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
Mines
—
!
18
10
55
320
6%
'»%
,
5,700*
,
1T0
6%
5c
5c
Jan
22c
Jan
7c
Jan
14 %c
JU11
7c
Jan
19c-
Jan
9c
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18
31 Va
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Jan
21« Jftn
48%
Jan
545
Jan
22c.
5%
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•
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30
Jan
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38
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17 c
1
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17c
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40,000
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common
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III
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Uranium
.—*
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Jan
i
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Class
Jan
>7c
3c
30,000
7 %50
9 %C" Jan
1.30
23c
17 %c
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Barex
4%e
69c
Jan
17 %c 18 ya,c
1.30
—1
;
Jan
500
8'/aC
5 '/aC
9.00
25%
.—1
,
Jan
1,350
7c
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*
Mines
5.75
21,000
65c
-
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27%
62%
8c
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Jan
225
65c
Jan
C'/aC Jan
17,000
22%, 21%
25%
25'%
9.10
_25
:
27
•
■
Gas
Montreal
27%
3.60
-1
Bankeno Mines
2i
5.40
3.45
8.200
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-
22c
__
1
&
—
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27%
6%e
7c
85,500
10c
9c
6%C
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preferred
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8c
9c
-1
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7%
8%c
-1
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—
6c
6c
Jan
10c
14%
5c
-1
Aumucho River Mines-*—2—
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Jan
8c
4%c
2
*22.
Jan
14%
2.90
43.
1.58
,13
222-. —.50
Anthes
Jan
Jan
—
see page
Jan
1.48
8ya>
Ltd-
1
2,200
lie 11 %c
—Iff
Rouyn .Mines—
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jari
14
3%c
1.25
Ltd
footnotes,
27c
1.35
__
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Jan
1.56
'
Ltd_.
Products
Ltd
Jan
4,000
'•":
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Oil Co
Westville. Mines
600
75«/4
3%c
.6
Mining Corp_
Westburne
2.11
Jan
49c
24c
_IIII"
23%
40 y8.-
Mines
pulp
Anglo Huronian
74%.
1,575
56c
.
—1
—
Jan
16C
10
Jan
35 c
—
15%
20
of Prices
5.65
?
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—————2
48
Jan
8%
IIII
Ltd
14% Jan
1,960
12%
10
200
Jan
38c
.
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Ltd
Jan
4,995
Range
;
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44%
7,000
-11.14
.1
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Mines
13%
7.15
:
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Mineral
Anglo Canadian
2,500
*
r.
T.25
—
Weedon
Jan
9c
Ltd
Associates
Mining
10c
2.40
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Hout
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47c
14c
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United Principal Properties
Van
7%c
3%c
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3,500
12<rl3%c
12c
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9%c
68,500
.
95
Jan
14%'
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15
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Lead Mines
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7.50 Jan
95
25
21%;
1.70
13 1
Anchor Petroleums
4%c
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Jan
100
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Jan
4.75
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preferred
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11,000
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50C
7c
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Jan
6.00
1.45
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13%
41c
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1,800
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38%
I_l5
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3%c
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10%
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American
.
2,650
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2
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12%
4,75
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.
Analogue
26c
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3.20
10%c
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5.25
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Jan
Jan
'
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7.50
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preferred ■
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Jan
,
24c
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27%
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3c
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4.75
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,
preferred-,
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50
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Jan
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;
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Jan
10 %c
74%
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220
'
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2.70
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1,700
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8c
4.50
1.80
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44%
l
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2.75
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4.40
43c
-
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9c
12%
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp__.
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Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd'
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57c
-
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Jan
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9c
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12%
1.20
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6.25
1,200
11,000
74%
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Quebec Chibougamau Goldlields
Quebec Cobalt
Exi>l"intion
7 %c
201,200
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53,000
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43c
6.25
6,25
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Gold Mining Co Ltd
Pitt Products
9«
1
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Pennbec
Place
7%c
44c
Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1 t
Pacific Atlantic Cauda Investm't Co
Paudash Mines Ltd<
Pitt
7%c V
Jan
1.53
-
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Aluminium
; Obalski(1945); Ltd...
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I Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
11%
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Central
35%
»
52%, Jan
1,350
m
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Pacific' Cons
52%
32Va. Jan
.
155
121%.
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^
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Jan
16c
/
Jan
11%
84c
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Jan
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Jan
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5c
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17c
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20 Va
.—
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Jan
3c. Jan.
.-
Jan
14%
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4.30
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Alberta Gas
14 %c
10c i:Jan
64,850
.
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23%
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Jan
Jan
5c
72
-
100
.
38%
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Jan
11c
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14%
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J
4.30
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7c
lie
20%
;
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7%
Co Ltd_10
Mines
Quebec Power Co Ltd
red
Acme Gas & Oil—
Jan
'
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Rare
Jan
4.15
Jan
95
.
14
12c
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20%,
1,000
;
19 %c
—
Uranium
1.14
1.40
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210
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7
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'
2.75 Jan
4.45
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5c
-
Ltd
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1.06
i
Asbestos
Americatn
Class
7
Lid__*
Co
Mines
Ltd—
Jan
1.53
7c
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Mines
Atlantic Sugar
Jan
:
Jari
50%
Jan
Jari
Jan
•
•
20%
Abiiibi Power & Paper common.,
Acadia
1.14
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Light & Power
Nocana Mines
Abacus
Jan
Jan
•
Jan T
25%
,53%
23%
"5,214
Jan
27%
20 y4 \
Sale Price
Jan
13%
5,900
23%
J*an
2.95
Friday
Last
Jan
20c
1.05
.
27
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Par
26,000
95 c
10%
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Jan
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Jan
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Forinaquer Mines fitd
Newfoundland
STOCKS
Jan
.
:
24
50%
2.80
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27%.
Jan
Jan
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Jan
,
9 %
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Toronto Stock Exchange
Prices
7Cc
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200
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27
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Jan
.
9%
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1,900
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100
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Jan
1.25
Jan
930
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8.50
Jan
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Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount Roval Bice Mills Ltd
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Monpre Mining Co Ltd—.
759,835
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1
18,900
24 %c
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1.53
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Jan
380
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
7.60
Jan
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Jan
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Merrill Island Mining
MogadOc
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24%
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Jan
1
9%
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Jan
33c
9.500
2,605
9%
9%
-,
Jan
Jan
Labrador Acceptance Corp class A
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
5
-
Jan
10%
Jan
3.90
Jan
Jan
26
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1950
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Jan
8
Jan
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Jan
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Trans
Jan
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;
700
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3.80
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;
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3.80
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8.50
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preferred-.
4% %
Jan
4.60
8,847
30c
7c
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Keely-Frontier Mines
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Jan
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26%
Jan
3.95
Jan
Jari
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Traders'
Jan
6c
7,000
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A
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Sherrltt-Gordon
Jan
Jan
class
4.25
Jan
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53%
700 Jan
5
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Jan
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1951
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Mines
Telephone
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Jan
45
Jan
1.25
50
1
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(Can)
Ltd
4.85
1.28
Jan
39
200
7c
1.13
class A
Ltd
5%
Jan
14c
.
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Jan
-
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11%
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Gold
&
a33 % a33%
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Corporation
Quebec
Jan
17c
*_
20%
National Petroleum
Jan
5,500
33c
i
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Jan
37c
-
38%
„
"
200
8,900:
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51
1,225
4.0O>
7.40
19%
B
Minnesota
Jan
4.6o
Jan
1,000
;
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Iron
6c
Jan
6c
3c
14c
•
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Jan
3.25
32c
18c
1.13
A
Jan
18c
1
Mining Ltd
Helium
6,500
68%
4c
6C
4.00
Jan
5.00
4.50
7.25
Jan
8%
1,000
•-
39%'
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Class
Jan
4%c
5c
High
6.50 Jan
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MacLaren
Jan
lie
62 Vi
5c
34c
1.89
Jan
Jan
4.95
:—1
American
Loblaw
Jan
26c
Jan
1.75
10c
4.00
1
Ltd
Can
22c
6,100
1.80
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International Paints
f
Latin
51
i
36 y4
1,300
3,100
•4
40
Collieries
Kerr-Addison
Jan
Jan
51
Ltd--*'. 1 ^'.".,.1-1
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Ltd
Douglas
6.60
10c
Ltd
Mines iLtdl
5:
Hudson's, Bay Oil & Gas Ltd—___2.50
Kelly
10%
,
—
Hollihger: Consot Gold
Jan
Jan
*
Ltd—„——_1
Candy Shops InO_—_1
Mines
Hillcrest
36%
9%
—
Yellowknife Gold' Mines Ltd___l
6unnar
Jan
Jan
..
23%
37c
Low
Cri eomrnon-*-—19%.
Gas
Mines
Giant
Jan
8c
27%
20
411,,
v
53c
22c
1
*
& Metals Ltd
International Ceramic
i
Geco
Jan
40 %c
1
Age Mines Ltd
Class B
95c
925
II
Ltd
Golden
Mines
Jan
12,000
Hastings Mining & Develop—
International
50c
22,750
1.82
Range Since Jan. 1
775
6.50
lQ'/a
1
Petroleupxs
OIW
,
Wi«es
Parmer
Fanny
Jan
59c
*
Ventures
Ltd
46c
45c
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Mining. Ltd—
Chemical
Jan
25%
40yac
•'
Ltd
Glacier
Uran
43c
Rio
iMines
Denison
Jan
1,100
•"
Ltd
Corp Ltd;
Minerals
Pundy Bay Copper
Futurity Oils Ltd
Jan
22,500
19%
Consumers
"
(1945)
Sec
Jan
53c
1.
*
Palconbridge Nickel- Mines
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
Devonian
Chauteau-Gai
Jan
5c
/ 35c
12%c
30c:
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Ltd*
Shares
High
36%
i-
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
90c
24%
%
Mines
Power
'
59c
Mines Ltd
Reliance
•'
Jan
25%
45c
Dumont Nickel Corp
Sullivan
Jan
1.23
,
Oils
Dellii
Centrai;DeI
Jam:
-
Ltd——
Co
Canadian
Jan
7c
Jan
.
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9,500
*
a26
19%
Co Ltd *>'
for Week
,
Ltd "A'?—5
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Canadian
Jan.
5c
3,875
-
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&
95c.
V
9%c 11 Vac
*
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Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd class B__—J
5c
v
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7,140
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20
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95c
1
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v
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v
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,
1.00Q
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Dominion
Oil
12 %C
——1
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Metal
33c
5;
/
10,000
4%cr;.
34c
Limitee
Jubilee'
5c. 6%C
4%C
1
•
class
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Explorers Ltd—
Iso
26,000
30c
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Provost
Mines
Inland
12,300
5c
1.20
Mines
Horner
10c v,
.
4% ci,
Dominion
M
'
1
Jan
4c
2.35
Slocks—
Alberta Gas
Jam
30,035
5c
90C
&
Unlisted
4c
6c
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Jan
1.18
.
Ltd__
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Gui-Por
35
4%c
Dalfen's
Gaspe
Jan
10C
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Mines
Petroleum
Pontana
34%
1
Crusade
Port
250
1
Chib
Copperstream
Couvrette
Foreign
35
Gold Mln & Metals Corp 2.5®
Copper Rand
Pab
Jan
2.64
1.5tt
Consolidated New Pacific Ltdt
Cons Que
East
12%
54c
-1
Cleveland Copper Corp—
Dolsan
Jan
2.35
2.35
-I
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Denault
12
4C
.1
Mining Corp
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Clxibougamau Copper Corp*
Chipman Lake Mine* Ltd—
Dome
600
5c
Ltd
Ltd
Chess
'"
Par
12
Sales
Range
of Prices.
Sale Price
35
class A_
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
High
Last
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
12
Corp Ltd
Manitoba
Chemalloy
Low
STOCKS
for Week
.
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
8,500
3 %C' Jan
Jun
Jan
'84|Jnn
10
-
Jan
I 9c
Jan
32"
Jan
.
Co
common'
695
21
Jan
-
Number 6129
195
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(557)
41
v
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
»f Prices
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. I
High
Bell
Low
Bethlehem
Bibls
1.63
—1
High
Bowaters
pfd
A
Uranium-.
Traction
41,600
17c
15
21 'Ac
10 'Ac
17c
692,540
15
15
19c
23c
166,600
4c
Jan
52c
Jan
5'Ac
51c
5'Ac
6'Ac
28.000
3 %c
Jan
14c
Jail
48c
52c
52,300
39c
Jan
69c
Jail
51'/a52'/a
51'A
52
-£1
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5'A
Class
B
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53
49
Jan
20%
Jan
22%
Jan.
3.05
17
2.00
29%
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11%
Jan
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14%
Jan
16%
*
15
14 »A
15
I,320
14
Jan
16%
ex~dist_*
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15%
15%
15%
27,889
15
Jan
39%
27
625
28
Preferred
52
52%
52'A
Jan
38c
Jail.
16%
Jail
13
Jail
preferred——10
Company
-—,
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8,000
14
—*
12%
-
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40
285
34c
:
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Jan
Jan
12%
.
Jan
6'A
100
12%
Jan
8%
25c
109
14
15
~
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1,022
8%
•
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8%
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Mines
Jan
Jail
.
Class
2.70
3.00
1,000
2.00
1
4.35
4.35
4.45
5C
1,900
23,500
2.30
5'Ac
2.85
1.06
—*..',
B
Buffalo
Alikerite
Buffalo
Red
:
1
1
—
1
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6c
.
2.85
3.10
5,220
4'Ac
-!■'
5'Ac
Jan
7,400
3.00
Jali
4c
Cabol
Enterprises
Cadainet
Calalta
Jan
16
Jan
3.30
15c
17,300
23c
23
24
25'A
36c
31'Ac
36c
2.15
2.30
6.40
6.65
34,560
5.55
Jan
15
15
160
11%
Jan
1,000
3%
Jan
7,521
24'A
Jan
29 %
86
25'A
Jan
19
•
;
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—*
Chibougamau
.—1
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;
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30%
20
common
*6%
29 'A
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:
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.
Crushed
Foils
Jan
25c
Jan
38c
Jan
Jan
Jan
31% Jari '
293ji
•
305
14
Jan
31
31'A
100
21
Jan
36
22'A
770
18'A
Jan
23%
88
4
Oil
Canada
Packers
class
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
92c
53'A
125
r
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Minerals
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
British
A
13%
9C
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1.60
Jan
12
13%
Jan
1.23
Jan
2.30
410
10%
Jan
11%
4'Ac Jan
14c
Jan
61%
Jan
13%
Jan
3.05
—•
14'A
3.25
910
V 2.25
Jan
3.30
675
\
2.30
Jan
5.45
preferred _i—
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14%
32
36%
1,080
13'*
37%
.
Jan
14%
Jari
35
Jan
20%
Warrants
—25
;
Jan
Chieftain
Petroleum—
Canadian
Collieries
common
—3
Canadian Curtis Wright!
1a
Canadian Delhi —A
.*1
3,880
5%
7,000
2.00
97c
II,100
k-l—•
1.10
,10c
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4.65
94C
5%
83c
1.50
A_-_A--r-.il—'.—
Devonian Petroleum—•
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian Dyno Mines—a
.uJaaH-aI
Canadian Export Gas.& Oil—A.—.-16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
B
1st
4
1.64
9%
_1
preferred
1.70
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1.35
class A__50c
—
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13
1.33
1.61
4.15
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1.60
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Gas
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Canadian
'7%
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;
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Imperial
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41c
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5%
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2,170
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14c
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18c
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12,025
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31
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31
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160
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27%
11%
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22%
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39
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3,600
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31c
Jan
12c
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230
25c
30,300
236
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39c
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118,333
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38,131
23C
Jan
570
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28c
Jan
50c
Jan
450
45c
1,098
11%
32,026
53c
58c
44,746
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3.90
5,746
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4.25
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11,026
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47 'A
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26%
4€7/a
27%
1,501
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14%
2,275
10% Jan
6.70 Jan
29%
14%
7,120
16%
Jan
27
Jan
171
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6
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142
25 y8
150
3.50
3.50
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435
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49,000
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76c
61c
78c
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14%
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28,757 St
330,550
425
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.
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3.20
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—
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Jan
2.70
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1.85
1.80
1.85
3,860
1.55
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2.10 Jan
47%
47'A
29
35
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51
Jan
34
34%
275
25
Jan
34%
Jan
21
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475
1.56
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99c
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11 %C 12 %c
14,000
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23,000
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60
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7,085
1,585
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Jan
20
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28'A
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1,128
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1.60
1.60
1.70
2,400
17% Jan
1.12 Jan
31
———1
1
3.65
3.50
4.05
16,700
2.74 Jan
1
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12 %C
17c
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27 %c
26'Ac
28c
30,700
18,000
5%
6%
420
49
50
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29%
29%
160
27% Jan
30
Jan
76c
81c
10,820
45c
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82c
Jan
21%
22%
600
10
Jan
23
Jan
107 106%
62
64%
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20
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1
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Jan
122% Jan
Jan
175
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Jan
130
3.50
preferred
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105
102
w
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200
21
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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41%
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;
450
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160
99
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215
102
jan
110
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34
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3.35
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870
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preferred ——————*.100
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46c
,
Jan
3%
Jan
330
90
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Development
Jan
.
12
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18g
n
165
3.86
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260
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4.40 Jan
163
26 »A
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preferred
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1.98
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163
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Jan
7% Jan
670
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Jan
190
4.75 Jan
15c
4,462
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Jan
1.84
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70
250
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Jan
26
18% Jan
97
165
6%
18c 18 %c
5%
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1.01
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7c
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10
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47c
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-
11,000
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10
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5%
•
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72c
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17
2.40
common——
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10
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13
1,343
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of
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315
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'
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24,545
43,888
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9c
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.
130
6,219
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17%
190
22%
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2.65
200
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16
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jan
93c
Jan
26%
:
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9'A Jan
48c
3.75
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Frobisher
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16c
23.50
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92%
110
30,700
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35,800
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6c
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12c
61
7c
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40 %c
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—
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Jan
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220
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19%
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33%
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7c
450
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Jan
11,642
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4;05 Jan
4%c
1
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18%
220
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40
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230
1
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17
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66
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67C
4,000
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preferred—-i——100
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50
common—_•
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Jan
20c
6,000
.——-10
——
80c
25
7c
10
4.——.—
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French
1.50 Jan
Jan
15%
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27%c Jan
1,585
15%
1
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Jan
99
15%
560
Fraser
2,510
18%
610
Francoeur
Jan
Jan
Copper
Jan
Jan
1.62
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Jan
99
Jan
167,060
80c
78c
80c
75c
15%
1.95
44,la8
55c
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7.45
1.21
64c
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18c
1.08
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11%
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1.19
Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
12%
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5.05
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14c
12
Jan
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17c
Jan
6%
19'A
1.38
85c
Jan
6c
610
Jan
Jan
37,500
14c
56,250
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1
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1,000
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Fleetwood Corp
29,950
f
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15c
8%
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4
10%
150
9%C
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91c
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290
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1,436
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3.25
3,825
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Jan
1.00
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63c
Jan
22c
4%c Jan
Jan
18 y2
11 %C
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52,334
4c
9
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7%
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7
31,000
12
50c
Jan
8,600
I
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1.25
17
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
55'A
Jan
9c
12C
12%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9'Ac
Credit
54%
18%
4%
5c
10%
Faraday Uranium Mines
24
7'Ac
27 %C
Jan
Fanny
101
2,500
15,500
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Famous Players
Jan
Jan
9,000
9c
23,425
Falconbrktge
Jan
Jan
6yac
8C
7.10
Jan
Jan
7,500
5'Ac
8c
6.50
Jan
15%
400
7»/4
30c
5'AC
6.99
Jan
14%
Jan
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1.05
93'A
Jan
14c
57c
Jan
13 y«
20
41c
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109
20%
' Jan
Jan
7c
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Jan
-
23c
600
33c
104
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51
5,500
13c
30c
jan
185
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Jan
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7c
Jan
109
19'A
41%
280
2%
108
preferred——-
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7%
290
Jan
205
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-
105
Jan.,
140'A Jan
21%
Jan
260
25c
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14,635
2,127
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108
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36c
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17
Jan
1.51
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10%
:
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12c
6,950
2,500
3,033
105
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Jan
78c
106,450
110
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1.35 Jan
74
:
3.80 Jan
14
76%
2,381
79%
.
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14,220
65c
108 108%
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3.75 Jan
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1.74
1.20
2.16
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63
4,780
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15
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8,750
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48,300
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,
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Jan
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16
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48c
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11
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53%
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3.60 Jan
.
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45,860,
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2,052
164,597
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7%
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9%
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1.60
3.70
3.80
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5.00
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84c
55c
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4.05
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:
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5%
74c
.5,615
}
Jan
38c
6C
Dominion Coal preferred
Dominion Electro comrrioh
1.03 Jan
Jan
35c
19
Dominion
Jan
4.10
Jan
67,950
2.05
—1—1
Mines
Dominion
Jan
7%
%o J«n
jan
9c
39C
24,900
*
23 y«
i
Dome
'
Jan
500
.1.15
4.60
-
Warrants
Canadian
38%
Jan
Jan '■
69c
2,575'
-
83c
1.05
:
;
5%
5%
1
Preferred
'Class
31%
6%
2.50
91C
T
2.40
Canadian
Canadian
655
6'/4
2.35
6%
'.
—
22
•
-
6C
Dome
"
.'
:
-
36%
25
Canadian Chemical
".13,375
2.00
Dickenson
Jan
18%
Jan
4%c Jan
18o
Jari
6e
Distillers
Jan
32
150
20%
34
.
1,880
14'A
34%
20%
;
Jan
15c
-
5.500
12yac
Mine--——1
Devon Palmer Oils^—
Jan
-
$1
30c
Jan
2.00
Denison
5.30 Jan
3.00
v.
Jan
47c
19%
Deinite
*
3.30
20c
•
Deldbna
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
10c
-
-1,528
Jan
Petroleum-——*—•
Sannorm
Delhi
Jali
43%
310
4.05
21
.
———1
Red
West
Deer
Jan
'
Jan
7c '
1.51 Jan
600
'
Jan
2%c Jan
-
34,^''''
.
Jan
8.95
19
Jari
3.90
;
66C
2
——
Decoursey
Jail
10 %
Mines—-.—1
Pershcourt
Daragon
Jan
12,002
59
10'/4
Northland
Daering
Jail
64
39,791
*
57%
Jan
4.45
17,820
11c
"■
Mines_-u--—_*
Cusco
•
296
■
Nicholson
Class
Jail
94
Jan
40'A Jan
'
8C
.
2.55
4
11%
Negus Mines
Crush
Jan
'85^
Jan
94
5
8,150
1.25
2.10
Crows
Jan
60%
Up,liy
•; 1.10
1.14
Moshet
Oils
MUc
CroWpat Minerals
Jail
6l:;
"57% -Jan
195
'
2.20
3.03
a
•!
13%
2.01
57'A
common-^—__1—•
Celanese
59%
'
_
Canadian Canners class A
1,992
5
.11%
i.^.—
—44.
Jan
48%
22,668
.13%
2.11
•
„
82
94
4.15
58
common •
1:
warrants
Class B warrants
80
58
1
L'i
Aluminium
$3
94
..
•
:
—
Breweries
Canadian
Canadian
~
-645'
3.60
94
3.90
1
Wire & Cable class B__
51
51
1
Canada Tungsten
Jan A- •
58c
8%
Jan
'
1
Mogiil—
Morrison Exploration-—1
Crown
'
Lines. common!
•
——-ill;
-~1
——12.50
Preferred
Jan
80c
43c
51c
r
21
crain
76% Jan
63%
49
1
41c
S
530
Mines
4.00
Crolttor
Jail
88
.
42% C
A.
—
Ltd-.
Cralginont
-
100
preferred
Petrol-
75%
Jan
35c
320
Mining & Smelting.
Cowichan
1
3,100
51'A
Steamshio
Ltd
75
7v*765-
ru74
;::92c
:
1.-1
A:
] •
J-I10
Class
1,050
'
92C
Zl*
Lands-
Class
Canada
88
88
74%
Canada
Canada
•
Jan
.-..100
4'A'A
320
'
Jan
1.50 Jan
2,000
-
Jan
16
'
;7c
Mic
Coulee
,
Jail
22
19
19C
M 6%C
1.12
Cosmos
19% Jan
31
.
18%0
6%c
:
Marcus Gold Ltd—
Coronation
Jail
22
A
»' ia%o
Copper
10'A Jan
Jail
7'A
1*>0
Copp
18'A
*
—*
Stone
Cut
class
Jan
15c
,
.
Clark Publishing--———_—*
Corp Ltd
——
*
Copper-Man Mines — —
——•
Copper Rand Chiboitg——
—
1
Corby Distillery class A—
—*
Jan '
ZZlo
Canada
Canada
Jan
7c
6%
424
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
FOplar.
—
1
Consolidated Regcoitrt Mines——
1
Jan
,
Iron——
Do
Marbehof
Comvest
44c
2.30
7
4c
420
Halliwell
Class
30%
31%
Jan
11'A
6.565
7.504
83,350
1.80
'
Arrow—.
Consolidated
23
Jan
Golderi
Consolidated
Jan
40
1.60
420
Lake:
Consumers Gas common—!-——
Jan
6%
30
30o
5y* Jan
7.90
11" 0
Consolidated
Jan
1.05
Crest—
Fenimore
Gillies
Consolidated
;
13%
'
Oil-:
Consolidated
23
5,500
Jan
Jan
9,220
15%
.
1.65
Consolidated
11.001
9,500
Jan
1.33
Jan
3%c Jan
*
8%
14
:
40
.
Consolidated
10,325
k
"
6.50
,r
—1
—J———*
common
27c
East
{
1
—
1
—I—*
_—_——
Consolidated
Jan
24c
Jail
170
3c
-14,668
"
14%
6.40
7.50.
14%
,
Consolidated
Jun
Jan
20%
2.17
Jan
Jan
9
10
*
—•
Consolidated
Jan
7c
1.75
3,100
'
Cadillac
Dragon
6%c
8
8%
/
Flih
Callinan
13%
14
Consolidated
Jan
3.85
26,725
9
4c
6c
;■' 6e
'
Consolidated
Jan
13%
Jan
22
24
Oil-
Cement
3.30
-
25c
Camerina
Canada
750
;
38'A
•
——i———L.—-
Class
*
—•
-
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
14c
Jali
24%
,
Jan
9c
Campbell
Canada
3.85
9c
8'A
1
—
._
&
Gas
32
5,625
13,270
25c
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common..
Calvert
320
20
34
.,
Jan
Consolidated
3.70 Jan
6'Ac
10'A
16c
CoiifiOlidated
Jun
Jan
17%
33'A
—
3.30
*
—
Petroleum
'
19%
48,400
9
4C
•
18c
151
"
^
Jan
8c
Jan
9%
•
*
Building Products
Burlington
21c
Consolidated
5.80 Jun
Jan
4c
18C
200
Consolidated
"
Brunswick Mining & Smelting
Buffadison Gold
1-
Jan
r
Consolidated
Jan
11%
52
20
———
Chemicals
84c
"
Jun
__
Jan
•
Consolidated
Jun
26%
Corp
23c
common—
Consolidated
Jun
common
500
——————10
Consolidated
Jun
Sugar
27c
—.—i.——
Consolidated
r
Jan >
37%
2,420
Power
27c
Warrants
Jail
15'A
4
Building
Consolidated
Jan.;
12%
!
Jan
Preferred.
Jan
83
6,600
63c
Gamma
Central
Jan
24,322
Beta
Discovery
Jan
3.05
9,800
9
Consolidated
43'A
35%
86c
4c
Consolidated
42 %
22 »A
80o
170
'
Jun ..."
90
2.81
100
——*
7'A
,205
34%
Jan
650
Mines —_—11
5% J mi
75
22'A
31c
36,554
170
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Jan
46
46
"75
Jan
28c
2.00
Bakeries ——*
Jan
5
15
*
Key Mines—
Jan
3.00
Jan
240
-——
Consolidated
Jun
7.60
14'A
Columbia
Bruck
Jari
'
Jan
12%
—
Reef
9%
Jan
725
Jan
8%
170
Consolidated
Jan
15'/a
Columbia
Brown
6%
54'A
Jan
6.00
Con
3.85
-100
——
Coniaurum
High
5% Jan
% Jan
3,815
2,550
2.06
250
Consolidated
57%. Jun
12'/a
British
Broiilan
3.50
5'A
-
Jan
47%
i
Low
4.05
15%
3.90
14%
"
53'A Jan
,
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
—*
Mines
Coniagas
14%
—*
—-
Petroleums
Life
Confed
3.95
*
—
—
Shares
High
2.50
Metals
Combined
•
—
Enterprises
Commonwealth
!
Jan
1
*
British
Brockville
3.30
22'A
15
2,120
12,368
'
1.- ■;1 2.95
—*
34%
*
--*?.1
Products
Forest
Columbia
British
im
Jan
Juu
Packers class A_—-_*
Columbia
British
———
Oil
17c
14"%
120
6.45
50
-—1——
Jan
6'A
52'A
1.79
7c
275
6.20
,
Jun
173
6%
51'A
■
Jan
15c
46%
51'/a
—*
——23
14c
1,175
x6.30
3.35
Preferred
Jan
Jan
4%c Jan
120
*
Petroleums
58c
9c
—•
common
American
16,200
298,250
53%
52'A
6%
6%
;
1
—
Bright tT G) common—'—.
Preferred
Combined
9c
Bridge Tank common
British
Jan
14c
pfd
5%%
Mersey
Bl Italia
59'A
1.70
Ltd
Pioneer———
Brazilian
Jan
Low
Par
'■
r
■
,
Columbia Cellulose
47%
8c
Paper
Eraiorne
Jan
11c
Corp 5%
Bowater
70c
1.58
preferred:————50
5'/a fr'. preferred'
;—
—50
Bowater
Jan
13c
8c
-
■
45c
•
—1
class
Mines
20,100.
16,809
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
——1
——1
•
.—*
Mines
Hats
Bay
56'A
Corp—
Copper
Borduclac Mines
Bouzan
56
25
50o
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black
56'A
48c
Mines
Yukon
Biltmore
50c
1
Telephone
BeVcon
47c
Corp—i—~
Milling
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
<
Belcher
Week's
Friday
for Week
Ranpe
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended January 26)
Sales
jg.
„
85c
Jan
-
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
General
Steel
Gen ex
Mines
Giant
Wares
Mascot
Giant
Ltd—,
16c
13c
——..—1
85c
78c
Glacier, Explorers
Glenn Uran
1
class
Goldray
—
?-_
pfd——
Mackay class AMines
Gordon
Grandroy
--—
Granduc
Great
Mines
Lakes
Great
Lakes
WflTr&XltrS
Great
!
Power
$2.50
261/2 c
Class B
Great
Voting
1956
3.10
.10
-1
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Iron——
■
&
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Dauch—
Ltd
Class B i—
Class
Gold
Service—
19
Mines
Jan
4.15
16
.
...
Jan
„
6c
•y
16,948
.
Jan
49%
'4:714
65c
;J
,
57%
71/4
75c
Jan
9c
89%
Jan.
49
-'v
Jan
.
1
Jan
Jan
51%
78
31c
79%
Jan
7
.
..
Jan
1,275
5.25
125
5.00
5,402
1.95
2.15
1.23
60%
>
125
1.10
/
C 49,191
67%
62%
/
.
80c
•
Jan
.
1.55
..
4,070
-
13,100
18,300
Jan;
Jan
84%
■
■1. 82c
.
/t
National
Jan
Jan
64 ys
Jan
21
21%
15c
16c
7,700
12,000
7%
7%
4.00
4.00
6V2C
9c
t
51/2C
'
8%
1.65
Jan
Nealon
48c
Jan
2.70
Jan
1.75
Jan
Neon
2,200
6%c
9c
3.70
320
2.50
9,950
31c
30c
—-—*
78%
V
50
51%
1.30
1.42
26c
27c
:
*.
-
v
'?
26 %C
111
1.08
34c
76,700
171,200
21c
Jan
»
31c
34c
18c
18c
19c
6V«
OVs
6%
2.90
14,132
-
3.00
25c
8,000
Jan
•
1.50
20c
Jan
14c
Jan
42c
'
Jan
85/H
5.40
6
Jan
13%
9c
795
5c
5c
3,000
Mines?/„—
Kelore
19,256
'■
8.25
400
:
Mines—,,?,!
M
Rouyn
Senator
New
Taku-
MergerMines—.-——
13%
Jan
Jan
:
Jan
f
Nickel
13c
Jan
!■
Jan
<
Mining
26,125
6,847
27%
4,622
17%
485
5%
Jan
Jan
Norbeau
7
Jan
10
Jan
Norgold
70c
Jan
3.00
Jan
Norlartic
Jan
19c
Jan
'
Nisto
15
700
Jan
17%
Jan
!
Nor
Jan
/
7.35
112,183
5.90
2.70
10,345
1.85
9c
5,000
7c
87,790
12%
1
12%
21c
27c
70,100
"2.91
3.70
2.99
3.60
10
3.75
33%
3.50
390
1
48c
50c
48c.
76c
:gic.
17%
23%
y 26
25
17%
-
22
24%
26-'26%
:
22
50
—
1.60
:22
,
52
-1,327.
7,395
—665-.
13c
t
6c
1.35
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.39 Jail
/
64
f
-
10c ?-i
24,000
4yaC
8V2C
?'
-
94c
29
■,
v
4.00
21%
-
Jan
■
■
9c.
Jan
:
•
8c
-
.
-Jan
21c
C'/aC Jan
-
;'3c
t
'!•*
9%c
680
446
22
22
250
1.52
1.60
8,840
Jan
Jan
Jail
5
Jan
,/ 1.20
Jail
*
-5c
Jan
6c
i
'
..
2,000
Jan
8%c Jan
-12 %c
Jan
30c
!
:•
-
Jan
47c
•
■
Jan
72c"
'ag,
-I.
Jail
6c 1 Jan
Jan
/
?
Jan
-
Nprih
Mines
—i
Canadian
Oils
•v
Jan
North
Goldcrest
Jan
North
Rankin—
3.90
Northgate
Jan
73c
Jan
84c "
*
Jan
r.
.
Gay-A-i
T-
Jan
Northern1
Jan
Northern/Telephone.——__x—— _i-i. /
20
1.40
Jan
26% ,Jan "»
Quebec- Power
22% Ian
-.
m
'
-Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
1.70
Jan
-2.45/
6.95
'•
■—
Nova
Beaucage 4-?—^
Mines-
Jan
Jan
Jail
62%
Jan
40
32c
*
3y2c
-12c
..
..
2.60
•
•
■
970
Jan
50c
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
2iy2c
Jan
4c
—
lioc"
.
1
Jan
3.25
32c
18,190
..
21c
Jan
10c
Jan
2.70
1.80
Jan
1.10
Jan
.
71c... Jan
828,931
Jan
80c
Jan
6.95
20c
Jan
34c
Jan
40c
Jan
81c
Jan
1,200
21c
Jan
84c
Jan
27,000
1.02
7"" 4,035
13%
Jan
21%
25iyr
Jam
35
10%
f
23c
t
3,058
-
SVi? Jan
...
495
J a
-1,500
i
Jan-,.
*
2.20 Jan,
.
10c
Jan
7c
-jan
i2y2c
-
lie
16,500
45c
-i
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6.95
Jan
7,165
351/4
'
Jan
9,000
83
22c
Jan
Jail
10c
f
Jan
Jan
.
5c
1.50 Jan
.
3,060
*
10%
10 y4
6.75
ttd,'—■■__;——
Mines—/———
Mnr' 111nIda
7c
41c
-1,-825-
45e
55c
Jan
Jan
Jan
167,963
17,000
'
2.40! 2.45
20%" 21%
'
^Warrants
Northland; Oils
Norvalie
t
5.35
•20%'
35%"
commoir_L
'
Jan
i;73
3c
*•■-•?
73c
42c
Canadiv Mines
.Northern .Ontario -Natural
;
-Jan
Jan
Jan
"•
29 y2
19%
•
*"
60c
44p
Jan
14
68c
12c
4.860
2.10
44c
19
.49..
2.02.
Northspan class A warrants—4,;—
Northern
I
f
22 % c 23V2c
1
Jan
Jan
14
;
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55c
1
,—.———
10%
•'
8c
71C
5.35
16— -Jan
23
-
74c
Jan
8c
'
21c
-
Jan
13,000
3.05
55c
71c
,——.——-r-—
'
Jan
2.88
7%c
Jan
40c
--5,700
:
13c
15 %c
•
2.02
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13 c!
8c
common,,—_ _25c
7c
'
13c
11
10
60,377
14,673
?
37c
6"c
Jan
■'
5,000
r
60%
36c
20c
•
'
48;400
*
57%.
21c
—±'+■—.
Jan
'
6c
7c"
2.94
North Coldstreaiu
.——,_4-:
4.10
Jan-
-
.1,——
Mining! Corp,————_
Warrants
59
Jan
Jan
■!llc
11,355
27c
36 c
33%
'
/
'■:■«
!—!_T——
l4c
350
/
■
1.45
i9c
Jan?
200
,
62c
4%c
;
20c
Mines———_——„
4.40
Jan
4%c
Nonnetal
Jan
Jan
—_?——.——
54c
1.35
-
1.35
Gold——————
■„
13% ' 13%
Jan
4c
-
13%
13%
Norpax Nickel————,r—_—1
Nprthcal Oils Ltd—
Z
?——
4.10
Jail
-
Mines
Acme
'
'
•
4c
14,500
32,100
15c •?■•?■? 700
15c
——————•
Jan
12%
Jan
>
Mines
Noranda
Jan
38c
1.55
39c
-
>
7c
-14c
49c
-
?
12c
Jan
Jan
34%c Jail
6V2C
Jail
23c
•
Jan/'
-5c
-38,605
4%c
Jan
28c
18yac Jan
6c
Jan Z
6c
Jari'
loy2c-Jan
9%c
Jan
42 c
-
-
/
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8,300
i
Jan
Jan
13c
?
Jan
3%c Jan
.
16,000-
*
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/
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-
Jan
6%c Jan
25c
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9c
Jan*
Jan
20c
-
y
Jan
115
lot/; Jan. /
•
51,950
8c
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11c
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19
18%
Jan
.
—-100
28c
18c
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v.
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3.10
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37c
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3.20
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:
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50c
84c
17%
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27%
95
3.30
7%
Jan
2.86
1,525
33%
28
Jan
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10c
520
Jan
Jan
2.50
600
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2.99
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11c
6.60
■
63%
?!
10% Jan?;
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15.367-
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7c
:32c
6%c
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3.85
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1.80
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27; ■;
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775
3.70
'
17c
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Class B
—1—'
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87c
15%
v
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8%c
35c
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26
7c
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7c
2.60
3
8y2c
18y2C !*'.■
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7c
A
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1———1
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15%
'3.85
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84c
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15%
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Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
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1
13c
7.20
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Jail
34c
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7%C
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26%
1
&
Jan
20c
500
7%
7%
;
6c
4 VoC
V
1
Jan
1.70
13,895
1.80
10c
26C :
9c
,
Mines—?__1—-._?•——-1
Manitoba
12 %c
7
86c
18%
84
;
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;
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100
5c-
24c
27c
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12 %c
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1
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7
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10
1.75
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4c
25c
,
19c
28c
12c
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8%c
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Goldvue
6c
5c
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Jason
New
;
19c
/
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Jan
TOc
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1
95
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6,800
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28 y4
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Jan
4c
14%
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50c
g:.
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2.36 .2.79
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Continental Oil of Canada—
Newlund
Jan
Jan
Jail
441/2
'12,360..
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.
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-
24c v Jan
5%
2.20
Jan
3.65
/ 16c ?Jan/;?
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Jan
6c
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Jan
1,025
i
:28%
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20%
v-_—10
——:
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/
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•
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2.72
;
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Calumet Mines——
New
Jan
45C
•
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25c
Products
New
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1,185
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preferred___;_?L/,?_20
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Jan
4.35
Jan
8c
15c 18 %C
9%
24c
Jan?/.
Jan/;/
50c
8,510-.
103,800
t;
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2.50 Jan
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Jan
58
no
48,143
1.19
47c
Jan,
63c
13%
t
1,296
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4.05 Jan
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4c.,; Jan /.
7% Jan.,.../
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■.'•'•? 9,355
50%
Car,_£—__—
New
Jan
■■■
12c
11%
Jan
30c
38c
43.
'
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15 %c
32c
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NewConcord
Jan
8c
Jan
1
2.25
page
78
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8,900
76
;
7%c*
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Jan
4.85
Jan
7c
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Jan
1.00
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36c
.
2,905
#
79c
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25
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31%; Jan
41 Vn
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125
16%:
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640
13%
74c
12
/
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1
New
■;'.:;■
;
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4c
14.245
11%
Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
3.70
21,900
3.60
90c
21%
11%
1
*
31
42%
74c
Alger Mines—,.
:
1
Athona Mines——_——-—1
New
,'v
Jan
Jan
6
./ 4,000--■;-.
9c
3.60
40c
Jan
11c
95c
preferred
—-—20
$2 preferred
j-x—^—
—38
Lawson & Jones class
A——
_r—*
Leitch Gold Mines——I.
/
Jan
/•
Jan
11V4
•
30
16%
Nello- Mines
Jan
.21
2,935
4.20
36c
$1.25
3L.
30
,,;13 %
■"•V
Works—-—-——*
—
29 %
r
Jan
Jan
15c
1.490/
9,500
.
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
2.05
Jan
10
?
v.
J.50 Jan;:
Jan!
.
.
Jan
1.12
16c
24c /, Jan
1,600 "
-
8% •■'/•■■'
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-
—,——5
Grocers
National
Jan
1.55
144,825
21
15c
•
71c
2.10
A—
Trust
/
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8%
-
65c
Jan
_i.l
class
30
_40
Minerals—1
3iy2
Jan
——10c
Financial
preferred.
? :. -.
National Petroleum
19c
36c
:—1
6c
A—
^
National
44c
2.10
——
class
%
class A———*
Jan
24,500
1
———i
Brewery
Jan
254,175
74c
——1
•
6%c
•13%
:
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r
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Jan
3.60
4,428,..
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13%
5%c
2.80
25c
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69 y2
1.62
1
Oil
18c
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10%
12,100
V
-
2.85
Jan
21c
>
9.90
Mines—
16c
Jan
37
23c
9.50
i
31c
1.80
Nama Creek Mines^J—??_I
—1 ■??:.llc ,/ 11c 12»/2C
National Ding & Chemical common—_*
6 .18%. .■1*. 17%, v.:-19
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--—5.,?: 18% ? 18 y4
National Exploration
*'- ;?.7%C
7c
Jan
8
5.25
Jan
1:10
2.50
9.60
common—
30c
2.60
24c
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1.75
"
100s
7,600 "
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7%
Jan
Jan
;
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66%
60%
*•
5c
—
26c
4.05
'
Jan
21
560
Jan
2.70
70c
Jan
8c
3,880
2.70
Murray Mining Corp Ltd,——_i—,—3
Jan
■■•:.:
9%
,25c
;
45 %c
86,125
22%. 22%. *':ZZ
!-.,•? 12
12,.
16c
Moore Corp. common
M6 Wright Iron,
Mu 11i
Jan
7y2
,
<!. 13,100
2.70
;
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12c
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Montreal Locomotive
Jan
■
93c
2.20
!
Jan
Jan
Jan
63c
Jan
Jan
'
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/ ,22c
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1.60
Jan
Jan
38%
'51
Jan
Jan!
17c
.
Jan
3.00
:,•* lie
•
5c
23c
-40c
9 %
——----*
Containers
Montreal
;/4.450
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10%
,
13c
*
Jan
Jan
26%. Jan
45,600
2.45
13c
•
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321/4 Jan.';-:,
/
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,
25 %c
Jan
1.75
(134,200
!
4.05
Monarch Fine Foods,—-——*
Moneta Porcupine
.x,,—.—1
I
48^4
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S'A
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7%
,
5.00
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1.75
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5.90
75c
,
30
j
55c
2.45
22%
61c
2.70
50c
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6,200 :•■•■'
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8c '/ Jan
25
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,
—,—_^-l
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2,475
87c '
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110
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t
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18c
Grain—-!——-?———*
Petroleums—
•(
/ Jan
27
Jan
40 y4
Jan
Jan
19
.
Jan
■
Hi/4
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:
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Jan-/!.
100
47%
Z-S%
•
Jan
/ 33%
1,035
% ,: .705.
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*
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Jan
38%
Jan
100
8,000
8%c
2.45
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Molsons
7
2.55
v
:
Jan
Jan
14-%
116
?:/1.500
1.80
9%C
1.24
67c
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26,500
10%
Jan
101
.
685" '
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13 %c Jan
15 %c Jan
Jan
7c
55c
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
Jan A
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20c
Jan
5c
Jan
46%
,16%c
2.60
Jan
4c
10 y4
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/ 53c
18
12
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110
Jan
10y2c
'
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Jan
7c
33c
7c
t
12%
24,371
38
16
Jan
53,800
/
7%c
%
40c
67c
106
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Jan
3c
30,750
47c
107 108%
9c 10 %c
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v
100
4,500
50c
2.700
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12c
16c
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t
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45
1.80
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19
4c
-
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47%
2,146
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Pacific
Mill City
Min
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85c
Jan
Jan
_
7,233
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12% -■12%
47
4c
2,487
;
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3.40
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17,600
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67c
15,080'"
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1.27
Jan
1.95
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12%
15%
6.800
;
10c
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82c
1
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Jan
Jan
29c
40,000
y
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10c
15c
8 v2 c
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1
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Milton
Jan
..
95c
2.10
1
Mines—!—
Jan
18
i.
1,220
43%
1
footnotes,
5%, Jan
1.25
.i
Langis Silver
$1.40
Jan
Jan
83%
10
Gold
Secord
11
11
v.
Jan
79
*
Cement
American
Jan
Lake
5%C Jan
24% Jail
Jan
1.00
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I
15c
8%c
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Uranium
Midwest
Jan
22 Vb
r
9%C
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Jan
23
24,397
15
—*
Red
Island
Miclrim
ii
Jan
100
——1
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Laurentide
Jan
150?
48 %
—1—*
—
Mines—
Lamb ton Loan
6%
18
42%
„10
Gold
i
C
Midland
56%
Jan
27
48%
j
38%
15
;
14%
■•/
20_
Mexican Light;,Power
common—;
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Jan
Jan
5%,
26,800
26c
7%c
Red
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S
95c
—
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Lingman
Ontario
Preferred
Latin
!
47%
51/2C
7
Jan
161 "
Jan
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A
Lake
Laura
n
27
:
3.2*
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V
18%
2.50
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Landa
61c
18
iv
•
Jan
5%
380
4%c
22c
./
9c
Metro Stores common
Jan
'
51c
:
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>
51% Jan
1,235
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91c
4c
Consol
Grain
Merrill
1
300
...
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30
5,055
/
Jan
;
220
,
105 Y* 105%.
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35c
4,050
s--.
3c
85c
9%c
1
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3c
14.000
i>referreel__—_—-—10(J
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M
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Jan
:
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150
6%
19c
?
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14c
-
.
; / 7,500
14%--?-l
-
Jail ,f
6,300
17,000
-
5c
22c
common——
Mattagami Lake
'Maxwell Ltd-
v
2.33
McWatters Gold Mines^.————*
'
52 V*
2,050
1.85
2.00
—-1
Lakeland Gas
For
6%
•■1.75
78
Labrador Mining &
Exploration—.
•
Lafarge Cement common
——10
Warrants
Lake Dufault
1,100
9,890.
:- :
Jan
Jan;
•-
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Jan
2.60 'Jan.
2.25
,,
Medallion Petroleums—
1.25
Mentor Exploration & Development_50c
j
12%
•
1
———
Jan
3.65
'■
4 %c
2 %c
Jan
Jan
1,10
88c
,
Jail
18%
'
1.58
Jan
9c
1.05
4%c
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
2.26
/
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2.43
5c
:/; 5c
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52c
vi
8c
6,843
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24
24
4c
4c
?..10c
22c
,'•17%
43c
McMarmac
Jan '>■
Jan
37 y*. Jan ;
6,011
171/4
75c
10
Labatt
Jan
57%. Jan
/
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McKenzie
/
19%
.89% Jan
'
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Kopan Developments Ltd—
que
y.:
-
718%
:7i/4
!-
Townslte
Osu
8%
6 V4
.
5%
,5.00 :
■-*—1
—
Klrkland Minerals
a
8%
5%
71/4
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—
Mines
Shore
v.'...-.
;7
li:
24
--
1
—
Powell
4%
Jan
Jan-,.,
Jan;
<■•
.
———_———1
—
Kenville Gold
Mines——.
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe Copper
Lake
551%
79
V
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
———1
Jumping Pound Petrol-——;
—♦
Kelly Douglas class A__
♦
Warrants—-——.—'
Kelvipator of
Canada—I.
Class
331%
55%
8%
431/4
—
Kirkland
17
4c
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New
Warrants
Quebec
50c
385
13,995
6%
A
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30c
/
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3.50
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17,387
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30
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61/4
48%
1
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50
y
Jan
2.85
3.25
24
.7c
%p
29c
Jan
Jan
-.
88,600
1
6
Jan
4c
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11,300
7c
Jan
1.20
42c
78,525
15l/2c.
3.30
•
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Mines
McCabe
Jan
29
•
Jan
28,950
/ : 4,096
16%
sy2c
.
Jockey Club Ltd common-—__—_!_*
Joliet
45
,
Hn.
-6.00
25c
26,600
.
51.,..
Jan
Jan.,
8%
'
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53
•
9.10 Jan
144
'
20c
warrants
Joburke
Lake
135
491,4
7
2.00
7,861
43c
27
—-—35c
Mines
Lake
40c
■
:
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4,284
58
1
Lake
B
56
■
;
Jan
3.30
Jan
Jan
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Jellicoe
Lam
16c
AC. I
47%
—*
—
Public
75c
;
Jan
48
1. 19
1,240
18%
,18
.
{■••
—1.—— 4.—--?-?
Explorations
rL
561/4
18
1.10
Jamaica
2.45
55%
61
Jefferson
1.85
.•■•;
5.00
Copper Mines
—u—1
Bay Mines—
—L———
.1
Jaye
Jan
14%
25c
Waite
20c
i5ya
58c
—
Jack
Jan
Jan
Discount
—1
Jan
Jan
6%
Interprovincial Pipe Line—5
Interprovincial Steel Pipe———♦
Investors Syndicate common-—_—25c
—
Jan
67c
'lv.
7.60 Jan
18%
:
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—i—
24c
Jan
17.964
'
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_*
—
44o
39c
Jan
3.00
72c
70,000
1.48
—^-J-—————.100
Matachewan
%/
13 %c
45%
1,000
2.40
MineS-——-—1
5
Jan
14c
Jan
3c
2,728
;
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/
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25c
45
'
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335
31,100
'
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7c
360
Mas.sey-Ferguson .Ltxi ■common/---— .*
'4 % 7c
preferred —-p—~_100
Jan
7.25
171/4
V
■
——
—-—
21c
6y2c Jan
-
22
51/2C
1L5
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Martin-McNeely
Jan
3.05
31
Preferred
——-————25
Interprovincial Bldg Oredits con)—,—
—
21c
1.35
"21%-
6C
—/-/Maritimes Mining Corp_/—_——t—1
Jan
11c
1,110
12,100
2.55
Marcon
Jan
16c
Jan.
80c
Mines?4_.i./__—
Mines
Marigold
Jan
18%
8,052
■-•V
1
—
■•
1.05
3.4o
80c
22~
6c
Uranium
Preferred
■/
Jan
Jan
3.00
1
11% Jan
10% Jan
13 %c
pfd———.—20
Gold
Maple Leaf Mills
Jan
6,920
61/4 >7
v.-
——<_
Jan
19%
116%
Jan
9
*18
'
22%
Jan
Jan
9%
River—'*
Maralgo
4%c Jan
325,800
c
Jan
95
616,500
68c
/
Jan
110%
34%
9%
'6,996
9%
2.16
...
17
..
Jan
10%c Jan--.
12,808
10%
50 ya
v
Jan
15
..
-4™—25
Jacobus
65c
13c
1.80
Commercial
9c
9% Jan
Jan
Jan
10
%
49%
—-L'-L--
Manitou Barvue '
Jan
2.50
/.
3.70
;!>V 17
;——20
warrants
Jan
141/a
135
International Bronze Powders
com—*
Preferred
—Li
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9.50
•
Jan
38c
CocksliUtt—
Malar tic
Jan
3.55
49%
•:
—?,./.
—
11c
Jan
Jan
33%
30
^.16
Explorations
Maneast
Jan
8,600
106,100
24c
13 %C
</:■
Jan
13%
:
Jan "i
Jan
8c
Jan
2.20
Jan
1,415
Maclsen Red Lake—'?/——.————
1
Magnet Cons Mines_-_-;?/__^__/.—— 1
Majortrans
.a.'—'
*
•
95
2,000
9c
,.10
—
—
58
,
6c
Jan
33 %
10
-1
&
Jen
32%
6c
Mines
A'
2c
1.75
29%
!
50
.---r—
—
class
20,000
900
9%
j.—
MacMillan Bloedel
Jail
10,450
1.26
MacLeod
24.!
,
1.92
50
■■——^—
Macleods
Jan
,15
•v.
6,000
18,570
45c
42y2c
(John)
Iso Mines
4c
4,386
.!
■
c
18
'
Jan
;-'17>/2
.
1.45;Jan
...
30
14c
14 %c 14 %c
1.12
1.20
/O 56
International Minerals
___5
International Molybdenum
1—1
International Nickel
;—
International Utilities commonsi—
5
Iron
.:
18%
16c
1
6.75
4.50
■
.141/a
common-—:——*
...
>
Jan
3.20
Uranium- Mines—-.
Macfie
1
Jan
3.60
;/
——50
A——
Jan
Jan
1714
Jan
7.05
——
class
2.00
18 Va
Jan
■'/'4c
100
95
521/4
55 %
-——4.86%
Inland Cement Co
preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Common
22%
2.30
H
Jan
22
32 %
.
Mines
Jan
12%
.33
aew^iu...—
Gold
15 %c
Jan
1.80
Ltd-:——r——
Macdonald
Jan
31%
1.80
"
Macassd
4.90 Jan
;•■
.
y2"'
Jan
131/2
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
ordinary_5
6%. preferred
Inter-Provincial
500
251%
.
-
Machine
ij:
,
4yac
High
4c
10%
31%.
—
35,800
521/4
Bay
Preferred
6c
2.20
23%
130
_50
—
—-
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
6% Jan '.■■■
Ja'n
4c
16,503
2.37
14
•
:
30% Jan
/
54,700
8.60
19c
23
Jan
16
•
:
11% Jan
.:
30
'
22%
3 %c
ic
~30
1st, i>fd_
Lyndliurst Mines -
v,
"
91/2C
23%
;
70c
755
111
Gold—.—.——1
Acceptance
300
"
2.37
———*/■
—
'
.
62c
——.—--—20c
preferred
1,046
56c
A——-—*?—_*
3.50
3.50 Jan
2,600
20c..
Mining & Smelting——*
jiMudsons
Bay Oil--w—~r-^~
-*
Hugh 1 Pain Porcupine^;—
1
Huron?. Erie
LJ?i.?—.—.—
20
Hydra .Exploration
^_1
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
—L——!—-•——*
Irish
V
Jan
12c
1.12
4,2t>9
;—v—,— _30
pfd.^
Louvicourt Goldfield-
-
Jan
.
3.05 Jan
V
Jan
1,
171/2
14y2c
,-5
-j
Jan
91/2 c 11 %
11%
1
*
A
ciass
_T-4;
Warrants
'
Jan
48
,
/
11
..
-
2,495
——*
—1
Consolidated
A
Jan
Hi/4
''
9y2c
Gold—
class
Home & Pitfield
Class
4 y2
561/a
61/2C
——*
—^
Co
Warrants
Jan
3.95
14Ci ?
——_?—1
Consolidated
1959
8.65
110%
•
9yac
1
Co_——
Home
Warrants
Inspiration
Jan
8,175
".
16
95
111
——1
Mines————
Hollinger
Inglis
1.23
'
,
.r-'
.
11 %
11
18%
—1
.
Headway Red Lake-;
$2.75
640
10
Jan
2,318
"95
10 %
23
—
Minerals-
(M)
Loraao
Jan
Jan
Jail
171/2
11
/ 235,000
Long Island Petroleum—
Long Point Gas_^_—•
Jan
8.10
1st
warrants
Loeb
Jan
.-19%
Jan
38 V2
65c
201,588
5.60 ■r/:
200
22%
V :
—*
21%
Jan ■'r
■-,5%
15%
51/2C
■
—-i--—100
Lakes
Ingersoll
16% Jan
17
Jam
7 2.15
*
Hasaga Gold Mines--————1
'Hastings
1
Industrial
Jan
1.00
8.40
-1
——
&
4.25
4.25
71/2C
,Locana
Jan
.360
54
.!
A
jan
vv
..,1.09
I 5.85
B
Preferred
Jan
..1,475/'
17
8.45
7,
30 %c
200
6y2c
.
-Jan
47
Jan
45
'
3.80
9c
common
common-
Highland Bell
Jan
6% Jan
235
561/2
Harding Carpets
—?
Hard Rock Gold
Mines—^
———1
Harrison Minerals
.———??-l
Gold
43
Mines——u—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
lac
-20
——
Cos class A—u_——.•
.Class ■ B -—a—ri-Lr—. "
Jan
10c
:—
Groceterias
Class
Jan
1.00
171/4-'
Shares
High
,
11c
10*? 4
Long Lac Gold_
Loblaw
Jan
24c
4.85
.
for Week
11c
common—_i—i—
Loblaw
32c
350
;
Low
1
—
'
Littie
■
Jan
29c
6%.
15
-1
14%
Jan
1.00
-1
;'■
Jan
61/2
15%
Mines——
Gold
I.exindin
Jan
15c
3,284
1.4
6i/2
1
Farms
Oil
131/a
131/s
3.95
——?-7„-—y.!
(Geo H)
Jan
2,735
3.40
5.50
Mines——
preferred
of
Jan
9c
16c
10,325
43
3.05
Preferred
'
Z2.85
15
Preferred
Hardee
Hudson
7.
91/a
2.75
»■"
15%
Mines
Howey
9%
———*
Hamilton Cotton
Hinde
;..
—
—
Heath
8.10
—*
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold—;———
Hees
19%
7.80
—.———~■——*
trust
Mines
Hallnor
19c
4.85
warrants
Lead
Head
17%
181/2
43
——————
1st
161/2
9 %
'
.
4,075
■;:/2.73:
Gold
Industries
Levy
■
Jan
14%
395
8.00
—
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust—,—.——
Gulf
4.05
88c
Jan
51,717
3.80
22x/2c Jan
3%c Jan
.10% Jan
18 %c Jan
11c
.
100
21c
——
SaddleryWinnipeg Gas__
■
Gulch
47
6%
181/2
'
r——•—•:
West
Greater
'■•/
46
17 % c
_1
common—
Lencourt
Jan
Jan
4,833
i6 y2
common———*
—1
Great West Coal class
A————*
v
•
46 %
3.80
12»/4
Jan
9.50
13,500
22,800
17c
*
Class B
warrants———
Great Plains Develop——-J
■
30c
24c
-1
Jan
26c.
5,644,
6%
—
Jan
7c
_
425
16 %C
preferred——-———50
Warrants
'
18c
't——'M
Gas
8c
231/2C
50
——
'
Northern
16c
24c
—':
_——
Paper
11%
I6V2C
1
—.-
4%
77,240,
6,370
3,515
21,000
IO1/2
—*
Par
High
7
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
85c
11 %
7%c
Low
17c
10y4
I31/2C
71/2C
16e
-1
A——
Gold ale Mines ————r—-——1
Goldfields Mining
—1
Goodyear Tire
%',
—-—1
—™
Mines———!
Envelopes
10
Range Since Jan. 1
*1,617
101/4
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
High
10
—————1
Mine_—
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Globe
Low
—*
common-
Friday
for Week
of Prices
-
Monday, January 29, 1S62
...
for Week Ended January 26)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'
.
2.55
Jan
JaE
V/Jar
11%
Jar
8.20. Jar
30c
tJar
16cu
Jai
1.05
Jar
16c
Jar
;
='
Number 6129.,
195
Volume
.
financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(559)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended January 26)
43
v;
'
Range Since Jan. 1? -t
Low
Par
Lake
Obaska
Rare
Okalta
Oils
Oleary
Loan
Pacific
5%C
25c
.—
1
Pamoil< Lta
Pamour
6%c
3,000
28c
15,250
32
3,855
90c
230,400
76c
8%
8%
Pipeline
Pembina
Preferred
Gas
Permo
Oil
81,675
32c
Jan
59c
Jan
78c
5,583
67c
6c
Jan
4.65
2.90
100
4.55
2.15
Jan
15c
10,050
13%c
Jan
11c 13 %c
12,000
9c
48c
76,200
40c
87/e
9
5,085
23
28 »A
225
15
Jan
103V8-103y8
30
100
Jan
41c
23
■t
13%C
12 %c
1
1.55
1.40
1.80
■
.—1
»Pickle
Pitch
Crow
Ore
63c
9
9>A
•5,435
34c
14,600
6c
Power
Oil
Jan
Provo
Purdex
.
Ltd
84c
Ltd—...
1
Jan
54c
_
Jan
83c
:
Jan
Union
64%
Jan
Jan
3.05
Jan
Jan
3.60
Jan
4.35
72c
30c
Jan
Jan
United
-
t
B
___;
Rix
Roe
7
7%
2.00
57%
60
9.35
9.60
18c
17%c
20o- -421,775
58c
57c
63c
43
of
1.55
Jan
64
Jan
Vespar Mines
8.35
Jan
10
Jan
4%c
Jan
20c
•
Vendomatlc
45c
Jan
84c
Jan
43-
Jan
50
Ventures
Jan
30,350
:62,990
Jan
••
80c
4,880
-
Jan
7%
50
1.95
!;
Jan
11%
11%
10
Jan
1,00
1.05
130,850
56c
Jan
14c 16 %c
t134,300
14c
8
Jan
80
500
1.55
-
1.55
'
11%
Jan
Jan
5%
Maurice
balada
San
485
&y4
Jan
10%
21%
Jan
22%
12c 12yac
1,500
9.65
—*
tic
,
Sand
41c
6%
6%
86 y2
86%
JO
——10
7%c
Jan
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
"
120
Jan
Jan
8%
11%
6c
1
■.
10 %- Jan
3,100
82
6,202
3,300
"
4c
15%
6.05
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
25
:
23%
23%
23%
265
12%
11%
12%
10,815
8
Jan
12%
50,700
Jan
13c
Jan
700
10%
Jan
16 Vb
Jan
500
18%
Jan
26
Jan
10c
10c
,
12c
15%
*
_—_:—100
1.00
•
15%
22%
22%
:
common
:
1
22%
,
•
'
l
.
Jan
65c
Jan
1.25
Jan
21 ye
J an.
15
185
1.00
1.15
15%
15%
16%
15.05Q
10,850
9.50
10 %
755
0.35
12,189
1.30
1.89
1
1
5%c
5y2c
—1—
_,
41
42
1.85
11%
10c
42
1
;
*
1.14
14,845
69c
25c
33c
153,250
16c
Jan
15%
15%
500
11 ya
Jan
Jan
25c
15%
1.23
Jan
1.03
1.10
53c
,
5ya
940
4.20
Jan
5%
14%
30
10%
10%
11%
6,585
common-*
23%
23%
24%
14,241
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
31 % Jan
24%
-
50
-
Gold—j.——_—..50c
———1
Quebec
1
common
S
K
Slater
42%
49 y8
1.36
1.36
2,150
4.40
4.65
37,908
3.7Q
Steeloy
'•*
21
38
8,855
30 %c
Jan
20 %c
Jan
31c
24c
Jan
49 y2
13%
13%
2,033
10%
Jan
14
13%
13%
1,130
11%
Jan
14%
27
6,852
28%
1.80
29,030
7%
7
8
2,698
20
21*A
2,360
20%
20%
20 ya
50
52 %
1.65
1.65
52 ya
30 ya
19 %c
i&yac
i2y2c
14c
-
4.60
15
i
15
28%
n28%
1.95
I
•
32c
r
7c
13%
Sunburst
79%
-
78%
80%
.
-
Supertest
?,?;
Petroleum
Preferred
_
ordinary
;
;
1.55
-7%
7JA
8
62
64ya
16c
3,000
7%
56 ' 58%
500
14yaC
__
56
:
Jan
17%
23,500
8,075
82c
.
5y2
1.25
350
99c
5y4
—
—
10,950
1,575
.
13
Jan
Jan
.»
24c
Jan
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
54c
'/
1.00
5.60
54ye
57c
1,800
>
8.60
8,555
*
1.63 Jan
Jan
8'A Jan
1.87 Jan
1.75 Jan
14c
Jan
2.55 Jan
10% Jan
71
Jan
28y2c Jan
7% Jan
58%njan
f
99c
Jan
Jan
<
56y4
14,946
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
68c
68c
;
857
3.75
<
885
43c
*
52c
2.70
2.70
1,829,840
125
5c
47,750
4c.
;
.
14y2c
14c
50
'12c
'
-
f
50
.
12c'
20%
">
50
14,110 b,u81
3%c
1
10,796
160
40 %
3%c
4.40
65c
4.90
10
60'A
1.25
4.40 Jan
52c
Jan
3.90 Jan
,
7y2c Jan
24c" Jan
*'
Jan
95c
Jan
1.12 Jan
50
1.10
21%
21%
40%
•
2%c Jan
41c
Jan
13,500
Jan
jan
Jam
Jan
Jan
0c
Jan
73c
Jan
Jan
6.50 Jan
1,805
8% Jan
250
32% Jan
11 : Jan
35 V* Jan
2,000
1.10 Jan
3,515
.
10'A,,
35'35y4
.
1.25
35
5,000
70c
4.40
,
__
20
t.
13c
21%
40%
-65c
_•
246,100
19c
:
"19% "21%
20
8.90 Jan
5c
Jan
2.40 Jan
2c
Jan
7y2c Jan
50
Jan
,10%c Jam
10
Jan
15% Jan
- 37c
•>
__
4yac
1.85 Jan
3.30 Jan
j
\
1.50
3.25 Jan
50c
59c
597
25c
Jan
1.50 Jan
1.05
"1.05
1.12
12,829
Jan
16c
15c
16c
6,000
79c
12c
1.16 Jan
25c
Jan
v
A___—__50c
—
'
i
A
Jan
18
18%
9,815
17lA Jan
19
20%
4,830
18V2 Jan
96%' 97%
376
90
Jan
8,126
9
Jan
18>A
_•
]
•'
—
20
96%
100
.—
10%
9.70
75
106
22*/2 Jan
30V4
30y4
30>A
25
8V2
8
8»/2
1,100
17
5
Jan
*
1
1 70
1.61
1.78
1
22y2c
22c
24% Jan
100
Jan
14% Jan
110y2 Jan
Jan
—_^__50
107 1077/a
.100
u_-
Yukon__
&
—
35
Larder
28c
1
l
—
5c
5c
7c
12,000
16c
16c
18c
11,708
3.50
3.70
37
16%
38l/2
100
2,970
16%
5.85
6.00
710
1.00
1.00
4,116
10c 10V2c
13,000
(J)
Industries class A
•
37%
Stores Ltd
5
16V2
Class
preferred—.100
class A-
—
1
warrants
A
1.00
Lead
1
10y2c
20c
4c
Zinc
&
Canuck
Oil-,:
Mines
Knitting
(H G)
Mines.,
class
*
A
Mines—
Mines
-
Electric-
1
1.34 Jan
19c
Jan
6c
7c
Jan
28c
32c
5V2c
3.10
3.05
3.30
9,769
2.00 Jan
22»/ac
28c
393,400
28c
28c
29c
3,225
15c
Jan
2iy2c Jan
3%c Jan
3,500
Jan
Jan
1.15 Jan
1.80 Jan
68c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%c
•
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
22%c
—
—^
13,520
300
49,300
1.50
Jan
4.70 Jan
; 28c
.
1
—
1.50
—
7c
18c
5.00 Jan
38% Jan
23y4 Jan
—
—1
—
1.03
>
Jan
84c
8c
2%c
3yac
90c
1.30
27c
24,500
1,000
5'Ac
1.00
1.03
—1
(
3.50 Jan
23
Jan
15% Jan
2,585
4c
5%c
1
—j_u
Bear
3yac
8c
Jan
8Va Jan
2.14 Jan
60c
Jan
Jan
1.15 Jan
5c
Jan
4%C Jan
76,600
250,650
1
1 -
,
Jan
3c
Canadian
70%
Jan
82%
10c
Jan
3.25 Jan
-
28c
40c
Jan
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
6.85
Jan
200
23%
Jan
25 •'
Loblaw
OglLvle
Pend
:
100%
Jan
21c
2,500
16c
Jan
34c
8c
5,000
5c
Jan
lie
Jan
Southwest
Jan
6c
-
105
-
20
1.31
3,150
1.73
1.80
i6yac
20c
143'4
14%
15
26
26
26
-280
*
14 %
14%
14%
1,650
100% 100%
235
.
80,060
1,725
105
Jan.
2.07
n
-
He
-
Jan
14-%
Jan
'
Jan
Jan
81 Va
82
14%
14%
14%
25%
25
2o%
i,*u5
25
12
12 Y2
1
2.50
•
common
12
1
Gen Inv
Trust
27
200
24
54 ya
250
1,525
'
'
'
•
.»
2.20
520
53%
1,796
1.40 Jan
6% Jan
1.55
'
1
200
7%
" 49c49%c
33
33
34%
-
'
"
*
45c
4,000
1,930
33
Jan
Jan
29%
24
'39
17
.
•No
Jan
Included
Jan
range),
Jan
wlWlien
par value,
a Odd
in year's range),
x
(mot
Included
Selling ex-Interest.
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
issued,
Ex-divldend.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
27 y4 Jan
*
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Jan
35
Jan
56 V* Jan
2.65 Jan
59% Jan
1.55 Jan
9% Jan
65c; Jan
42
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN rxND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
Jan
25% Jan
;
40% Jan
100
1.55.
7%
__
•
41%
49
22c
88%
15%
47
Jan
1.91 Jan
2.20
•
1
54
High
44y2 Jan
10% Jan
36% Jan
8.30 Jan
25% Jan
23% Jan
52%
—
_*
Geld Corp
27
52%
*
;
194'
1,195
* 23 ya
—
23 ya
54
.•
Petroleum
200
21
35Va
2.50
Paper
200
25
21
-
Jan
16%
82
34
Mines
ZellerB
17%
101
1,050
7,219
16,400
218
1,000
34
"
13
93%
40
—
•
24c
Jan
39ya
,39% 41%
18c20yac
40c
.
21
—
Cons
397/a
*
B—
Ontario
Third Canadian
Yukon
8.15
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
23
Flour
Oreille
Price Bros
8.05
25y8
1
—1
&
1,526
4,441
1,755
8.05
2.50
Inc
Class
34y8
*
Linoleum
Paper
MacLaren
10
34%
10
Products
Minnesota
Jan
21c
105
Steel
10
33%
—
Low
37
Jan
6ya Jan
25Va Jan
5.25 Jan
16
Jan
29% Jan
39% Jan
13VaC Jan
66
Jan
13% Jan
19% Jan
17 % Jan
20y2 Jan
30
Jan
12
Jan
21 * Jan
25
331
39
*
common—.
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes
,
•
—
International
High
39
25y8
•
Oilcloth
Low
*
Investments
Glass
Dominion
Jan
9.80' Jan
Section
Dollars
•
Paper
Preferred
jan
3%c
*
Canadian
5
Sugar
Oil
Dominion
Jan
:
Gen
Dalhousle
Jan
8c
•
Dominion
Consolidated
Jan
52c
5
Buiolo Gold Dredging
*
Jam:
Expressed in
Are
*
*
Corp
Asbestos
Jan
2.85
Shown
Canadian Pulp Paper.:
Newfoundland Development
.Canada &
Jan
30
0,079
23%
18c
'
300
7c
1.70
Jan
40%
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.45 Jan
7%, Jan
30
Jan
liy2c Jan
5V2 Jan
39
Jan>
65c? Jan
3.90 Jan
8,531
14y2c
,
7%
64ys
;
1.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
'27% Jan
30 ya
»
5y2
1.15
1.00
' 2%c
3,540
H)
Anglo
Jan
16%
23%
100
6%
Jan
23%
1.80
1,492
14,816
Jan
Range Since Jan. .1
Jan
ljy4
2,500
-
Preferred
*
8,305
47,599
8c
9,300
6%
1.82
7c
—
Par
Jan
26c
.
5c
]
15c
Jan
•{ -8,966
100,700
8c
13%
'8.20
.1.
Jan
32 c
30c
6 %c
13'A
7.50
:
22c
6ya
1.65
(G
Anglo
Jan
Jan
25
Mines
ExDlbration
26c
Jan
4yac
1
__i._-.__
Jan
17%
5c
,1
37,200
>
I
Prices
Jan
34
36c
.7.50
100
——
5,550
1
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Jan
53
Jan
13
100
1
;
20%
Jan
*10,135
•
Superior Propane common—•
..
Jan
2.00 Jan
30y4
Jan
10
Zulapa Mining
Jan
2.25
28%'
£
—
21c
20
.
1.75
1.55
6y2c
loy8
Zenmac Metal Mines
,
Jan
Jan
3.73
1,700
i5ya
1.64
,1
8.00
21 y4
8c
585
1
\
Stillivan: Cqus
-
Jan
Jan
8%c
32,100
4.50
•
,
Contact
21c
6y2
1.78
*
Mines—.:
Zenith
Jan
21%
183,450
14c
Mining
Sudbury
'
1.57
21V8
—
Hardware
Yukeno
Jan
2.51
50
2,490
22c
34 ya
18%
40
y 29
4.50
—
-fiturgemr River Gold-
1.50
j.—.'——5
—
Pass
York
'
*
--
class
Jan
Jan
7
1,425
52%
29
70c
Jan
2.65
20%
Canada—.
Preference
27%
28'A
Oils
-
14c
,
—1
class
preferred
Young
Jan
I
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A__—_____
13c
—
1.52
i"**-
-
Jan
:
.
6,250
Jan
—
Uranium
23c
—
Petroleum
Inlet
Jan
32,435
20
Radio
Jan
7.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.12
pfd
17c
—
1
preferred
Yellorex
Jan
Jan
.—:_•
—
'
Jan
35 ya
45,385
Bros
of
19 y2
50
41c
1
stanwell Oil & Gas
Starrktt Nickel ■;
Steel
-
150
38
31c
Stafford Foods Ltd——
Stedman
1,120
21
38
31c
Standard Paving
r
5.20
21
;
,
_•
Union Oils
Stanrock.
Jan
Jan
26c
Ltd
Mines &
Jan
21c
15'A
Jan
27l/a
20ya
26 %
32
8.15
17c
9c
1.10
20c
15,010
...——:—_:
Yellowknife
m
Jan
40c
•
Industries
8.90
*
Breweries
(Geo)
Yankee
Jan
5.U0
b.ud
—...
Standard
.
5.65
5.35
Jan
26c
1
Preferred
Spooner
1.55
Jan
3.25
26c
Manufacturing
Southern
87
1.36
4.50
•
common..
30ya
8.60
—•
Surf
4%%
Yale
Jan
*
Industries
30y8
8.60
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Jan
41c
A
Southern
,
Jan
46
31c
.
Somerville
40%
295
50o
.
Dairies class
Mines
D
350
48%
——1
Mines
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
42
48%
-40
Miller Mines
Standard
B
40%
1
Silver
Class
26
40%
_5
—
——
Silvermaque
Silverwood
24%
144
-L50
—
Gordon
Silver
85c
425
54»/8
-
Decalta
Woodward
*
Jan
•
Mines
17c
Jan
13ya Jan
3.65 Jan
541
30
Wood
Jan
-
27XA
30
__:_100
OU
Petrol
Winchester
Jan
Jan
Power
26'A
—
—,——^-1
Wiltsey Coghlan—
Jan
7%
-
26%
—•
:
Copper——
Willroy
jJan
5
Preferred
60
1
'
Jan
-
5.25
5Vs
Sigma
41
5b>/8
:
White
1
16
•
Holdings class A
Silknit
509
30
8.15
class. A
White
Jan
Selkirk
Creek
8,480
1.75
30
Wood
6,225
Sherritt
5.50
1.70
„
„
8.35
Windfall
50o
preferred
.1
Can
$6
i
Jan
4.95
Sheep
5.35
'
Warrants '
Jan
Jan
; 4.85
A
1,410
30
—1
1
1
common.-
Class B
Jan
4.85
Class
2,060
13%
5.35
Products.—
Weston
'.
10
each
Class B preferred
19c
13ya
Jan
'
Jan
Jan
41
5,175
1
Ltd
trust
Foods
Western
Jan
•
^
18%c
.
'
'
Ltd
Water &
Jan
55 »A
:
11.198
k
Jan
3.55
—
Tians
Warrants
Jan
Security Freehold
Arts
Jan
58
270
—
1
Nickel
Voting
Western
Jan
2.00
Jan
4c
3,500
•
104
99 %
103% 103%
,1.76
—
common
Shawinigan
Jan
200
57 y8
-
Western
-
4.85
i Seven
Jan
57 y8
__
Jan
11%
57%
.
Jan
23%
55
__
Jan
lie
Jan
49
1,175
,
^
Jan
-
9% Jan
52ya Jan
-22
1.15
:
Western
Jan
8c
•
A
Metal
Scythes
9%
20c
9% Jan
19%
11
2.82
75c "
55
10%
•
'
Jan
26yac Jan
7c
Jan
5c
Jan
.* Jan
11
.
Jan
5,963
20
Lake
Westeel
Jan
13%
1
class
Petrol
Satellite
■
Jan
1.52
-
12
22
,
_♦
I
Westates
Jan
12%
common..-.—
Horsey
for
95
,
1.15
W
&
West Malartlc Mines—
5
Jan
9c
85%
Jan
72 y» Jan
12%
•
Gold
share
One
55
,
•
Equipment
Westburne
Jan
Being exch for Cabol Enterprises, Ltd
Sarcee
55
;
.
—1
Ref
&
Mines
Westfair
Jan
90
25
—
:
"
79
*
,
4.55
74%
7,894
G
Westcoast
Jan
*
-
1
Petrol
Jan
150
I
Wesley' Mason preferred.
Wespac Petroleums
:
Jan
lie
.
Amulet
Werner
*
9% Jan
25,050
5%C
5%c
so y*
54 %c
,
Products
Weedon Mining
Jan
Jan
Jaiv
19 %c
10%
10%
13c
Jan
6
100
6%
86%
—
Sapphire Petroleums,
10 V*
*
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
& Knapp Canada
Jan
68,113
.
18c
16%c
16%c
4%c
11%
62,800
10c
-
-
i
;
46c
9c
41c
*
.
Gold
River
Sapphire
10 y4
_
-10
1
Webb
22 yae Jan
Jan
1.40 Jan
16,000
6c
9ya
JHW
9%c
"lie
9,502
-
—:
Trust—.:
Wasamac
Jan
Gas
Antonio
17,250
1
——*
-
I
Waterous
Jan
1,750
,
Shirlff
8yac
•
common
Grey
Walker
Jan
8%
9.40
■&
Wainwright
Jan
22%
9.70
tit
7c
-
"
Jan
21%
Ltd
Vuloan
Jan
1.65
■—
Vlolamac Mines
Wait©
1.15
32c
Vict
:
Jan
-8%
Industries
Corp
preferred
7c
1
Exploration
Viceroy Mfg class A
Jan
8%
Mall
Lawrence
26,500
•
50 ya
1.00
———————.1
Lawrence Cement
19c
2,080
1
785
11%
100
Ryanor Mining
St
16c
1
.__
3,925
9%
3.35 -Jan
•
!St
16c
•
1
*
Consolidated
Mines
Jan
7y2
^
Bank o£: Canada
Royaiite Oil common
Russell
54,850
1
Jan
7%
.t'
—
Jan
16%
29%
9
9.635
59c
-*
J
Corp..
1.05
22%
Ltd common
—
Vauze
2
Royal
Preferred
1.85
47c
•
4.40
7%
1.55
!
2,380
1.70
12c
Pall
Vandoo
Jan
_'.—.—20
„!
preferred
Rothraans
1.76
52c
*
8,854
•-
50
—3
1
Rowan Cansol ;
1.80
25
Upper Canada Mines
Vanadium Alloys
Jan
1.15
pfd.
Fortune——
Steel
United
Jan
Jan
B
Hill
Reef
\ United
18c
Jan
65c
class
Inv
*
'
1
Uran—
Can
27%
Jan
15% Jan
12,715
"
29
•
United Oils—
30c
Jan
23c
6,565
15c
Mines
(A V)
5%c
500
.
3,375
46%
——
Mines
5%%
Jan
98c
1.55
pfd.1^
Athabasca
New
Jan
57%
1
Chemical
Rock win
14,370
14%
•
*
Mindamar
Jan
1..85
Minerals.
Roche
United
93c
—I
Riverside Yarns class A—
,
Jan
26c 26%C
9.40
..
7%c
8.40
13c
Rio Rupununi Mines-,
.
Keno
IVs-C
13c
;
Fuel
United
36c
26c
-1
...—
United
Jan
475
___
Jan
Jan
Jan
48,000
4.95
_——
Rexpar
27%
28
30
4%c Jan
64,175
6%c
Batten
Prop
'*
__
1
___
1.34
5c
27c
6c
9.35
Mining
Reeves Macdonald
Reichhold
Jan
1
c_—_~—
2.48
2.10 Jan
24c
4.75
common:.——-*
Class A
*
Ray rock Mines,--—
—1
Revenue
64c
1
v
Jan
11c
25c
:i
—
15,760
1
Ltd
class A
Corps
Jan
1.89
Jan
4.75
100
Petroleum
Realm
Jan
64c
50
Preferred
12c
1
1
—•
—
_____
•-
Jan
___50
Asbestos--^.
United Canso
United
v
Class
Jan
6%c
Mining
Grip
44
21
•
Mining Corp___
Jan
7c
~7
Radlore .Uranium Mlnes.
Raglan Nickel
Rapid
Jan
10% Jan
37c
Jan
19% Jan
54c
—*
Oil Co of Canada
Jan
7.50
24,333
10c 10%c
1
Gas
Oil
36%
4,165
54c
__50
preferred
-Union
Jan
Jan
10c
24,500
1
Preferred
Ranger
5%C
5c
10c
Warrants
Quonto
50
12%
*
common
Gas of Canada common.
Class A preferred—.—
Class B preferreu__
Jan
29
•
2,75
26,483
1.95
Natural
407/8
10%
1
y-union
2.05
27,100
2.14
.1
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Quemont
90c
2.05
5%C
Ltd
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
83c
2.05
Airways
Minerals
40%
Jan
'
,
Producers
Gas
Jan
—
12%
1
1
—
United
Prospectors
-Jan
97
1
Mines—
Acceptance
2nd
8y2c
/1,086
^,335
60
Jan
'
•
1st preferred
,
72c
*
1.10
22,600
Jan
Jan
87
Jan
Jan
18c
60
38
90
55c
■
Jan
5.75
37'% Jan
95
95
Union
30c
15c
8,723
53
95
Jan
32c
5.30
53%
53
10%
9,800
50
50'A
52%
Ultra
27,200
100
Jan
jan
55c
1,300
13c
87c
80c
60
Jan
jan
76c
2.80
6yac
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
49c
2.30
9,500
10c
Jan
2,180
58
Jan
11c
lo%c
p"/.; 15c
Jan
2.75
15
Triad
51c
58'A
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Shawkey
Jan
12%
47c
2.09
37c
•
520
14%
'*•
25%c Jan
Jan
1.30
13%
•.
_
Jan
1.00
74%
40
Oil
Jan
84c
Jan
25%
„
Jan
Jan
14%
Prarie
Jan
33c
Jan
Jan
23c
25y4
28 y»
2.30
<
Canada
43c
85,800
Jan
Jan
57%
100
Exploration Ltd
23,000
1.69
6,144
•
Jan
14
Canada
6%
416,088
13%
•
preferred
1.80
Jan
411,500
*
A
Jan
69%
1
50c
Ore
Mines
27c
class
Jan
4
58c
67
•
46c
President Electric
Preston
87,525
Finance
Jan
48c
35c
68%
Pipeline
Jan
Jan
A_——
Jan
1.90
100
,
■
32c
90y8
18c
33,150
6
43c
70c
Jan
1.52 Jan
69
81c
50c
Jan
90y8
Jan
89c
Pipeline
Pipeline
27%
Royalties—
Iron
59c
3 %c
'
35c
Jan
75c
34c
10
class
Jan
11c
70c
Trans
80c
Gold
Corp
Premium
2,979
6
_
Works
3.00
55
70c
1
Bank
Jan
8,040
810
,
_l
—
Jan
Jan
.
1.54
,1.26
Transmountain
Jan
14,000
100
•
Jan
25%
'
95c
58 %
—
Jan
40c
Jan
1.50
5,250"
14c
58
1.26
_«
—_—
2 20
Jan
19
2,277
13c
__
Jan
Jan
8c
1.07
Jan
23c
10,095
1.00
1.35
40
1.58
*
preferred ——u.~—
1957 warrants——
.Trans
90y8
1.52
——__
5%
Jan
44c
9oy«
Jan
Jan
65c
•
common
Paper
Iron
4%#
.
Trans
35
Jan
29c
*
Jan
48c
27%
•
_
—
Prairie
6c
5%
:
Jan
49V2C
1
—
Placer Development
Ponder : Oils •
Rouyn
52c
19;250
61c
62c
Mines
Uranium.—
Place Oil & Gas_
Powell
75c
27,400
42 %c
1
Ltd
Lundmark
Mines
Toronto
Jan
13%
Jan
32c
Ltd
Gold
10c
61c
——
Go
9,880
550
103 Ya
Jan
33,750
14C
Oil
Tormont
Jan
15c
.
Canada
'Toronto Dominion
Jan
20c
,
Jan
33c
40C
2.15
1.55
Towagmac Exploration ___——1
4.75
Jan
8ye
815
1.00
Traders
2.92
•'<
1
Jan
10,500
36c
36c
Gas
Oil
-
23,625
20
90%
1
Jam
17c
Jan
2,387
35c
1.85
__
,
Jan
1.05
Jan
25,900
33c
/
42 %c
1
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
•
10.
Mines Ltd
Jan
40c
-
'
—
Iida^„Petroleuln
Tomblll
jan
40%
27
•
Phillips
Jan '•
Jan
Jan
Industries
Phantom
Jan
4.65
.
103 Vb
Mines..
&
Jan
22%
9
.100
Oil <fe Minerals—
Peruvian
Petrol
_1JM
common.^—
—r-r»i
&
Gold
Perron
9y4
25c
42 %c
common
—•
Jan
930
14c
i
90c
Thompson
Thompson
2,000
13 %c
1
Exploration Ltd——
Peerless
Exploration
Texaco
10%
9yac
1,300
19
33c
1.50
197%
Territory Mining
Jan
a1/* Jan
8c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1.40
•
—
•
Jan
9.90- Jan
72c
Low
.
1.50
^35o
Pearson preferred—
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
8%c Jan
6j835
,43c
Mines
Industries
35%
•:
Jan
5.85
„
•
——
common
30 y2c
Jan
Jan
27c
Industries
Teck
Jan
24
Gold
PCE
2.46
-
26c
Be
4.65
Taylor
10 %
39c
Par
Taurcanls
25c
Paymaster Consoi
Peoples Credit
&
2.80
—
Jan
Jan
8.90 Jan
23%
>
42c
Drilling
Consolidated
18c
40
Jan
19c
47,242
9.25
-
5
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30%
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Parker
30,475
8%
Hersey
Pete.
2.39
15%
preferred
Warrants
Page
5.25
86c
—
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52c
Jan
Sylvanite Gold
Jan
Jan
10,327
/
31%
Mines
petroleums
Palliser
lie
29
170
6.35
2.25
2.25
i.—
Wholesale
Lake
Overland
43,500
17c
37%
6.25
;
Jan
14c
Jan
1
37%
6.30
Gold,—a—___
Oshawa
9c
10c
37 %
1
Ormsby Mines
OSisko
20,410
69c
9c
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&
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74c
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Jan
Jan
8c
14c
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Olchan
52c
7,100
62c
13c
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Ontario
16,250
7c
4%c Jan
9c
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High
,
21,000
7c
65c
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quotation
wide
national
,
distribution
on
Flco
Corp
Electrada
CQrp
Instruments
Industrials and Utilities
Ask
Bid
Par
25c
9%
Inc
Aileen
Homes
Inc
Aid
24%
5%
10%
24'/a
Cary
59%
Cascade
15%
17
Cedar
: 7%
12%
com-50c
—„1
& Co~ com—^1
8%
9%
Co.
Inc
Natural
13%
7%
Line
10%
.
Elk
Emhart Mfg
5%
5%.
13%
27%
22%
Gas—J
Trust ctfs—
Field
Point
,
Gas
Co
com__5
Empire
Ennis
Central Louisiana Electric Cq__5
33
35%
Maine
,--^10
34%
37
Epsco
Telephone Co coih„—10
31%
34%
Equity
34%
Cent
Corp—6
Cetron Electronic Corp__
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23%
25
Erie
25%;
29%;
Charles
of the
27%
Charles
Jacquin
23
Chattanooga Gas Co
21
6%
Corp.-j——5
;
7%
Power—
Vermont
Chem60l
Pub
Svc
Ritz__
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5
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46%
American
Citizens
3%
Securities
200
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135
Gas
Co
19%
26%
A—16%c
16%c
32%
Products—_1
34
Sportswear
Co-
Coastal States Gas Prd Co_33y3C
27%
29%
28%
Coleman
6%
7%
Collyer
com-7.50
.12%
13%
12%
28 V*
30%
————1.50
17%
19%
American Univend
58%
22
6%,
Adhesive
Avery
Oil
Co
-
Computer
Atomic
Bangor
Barden
Corp
Bargain
City
Bates Mfg
Bayless (A
Baystate
Belco
Petroleum
Belle
Isle
Freightwy Inc-2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
12%
21%
12 y8
Consolidated Rock Products
22%
24%
,_5
Consultants Bureau Ent cl A—10
17%
12%
13%
18%
21
14%
15%
i;:
22
28%
26%
23%
25%
54%
58 V*
6%
,
24 y8
26%
24
5
7%
17
,
,.18%
100
,95
25 y4
,23%
Consumer
Automatic Vndng_10c
Continental
Enterprise
Continental
Screw
;
Bros
Bemis
12%
13%
39%
42
Frontier
20%
22
Frouge
^_50c
Electric
Ridge
Cormac
Co
Vitamin
Cowles
Craig
Chemical
Systems
Berkshire
Hathaway Inc.
Beryllium
Corp
6%
Bird
&
—1
Black
Hills
Power
Black. Sivalls
Blatt
(M)
List
Blue
&
&
8%
General
Atronjcs
Battery
CTS
23
24%
63
Dashew
13%
Data-Control
19%
Dejur-Amsco Corp
V4
19%
Del
Business
76 y4
Bohn
Bolt
Business
Beranek
Bon
Ami
Boston
10
Dial
15%-
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Botany
Industries
Disc
16%
Diversa
Corp
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—-
Glass
Co
Inc
$1.25
Inc
conv
(J)
25
•
Inc
19%
893/4
49%
27%
7%
Dumas
17%
Milner
Dun
19%
Bradstreet Inc
&
class
25c
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67%
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5%
—2
23%
26%
75
80%
27%
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13%
14%
29%
26
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,
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13%
3
3%
28%
31%
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9%
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26%.
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18%
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30%
26%
24
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6%
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Eastern
Utilities
Economics
Paso
Electric
Co.
4%
-*
Associates__10
Laboratory Inc_
1
Economy Bookbinding Corp-lOc
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd—
5
Edgcomb Steel Co
5
Edgerton Germ & Grier_,
Edgewater Steel Co
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Inv_—
(Texas)—*
5%
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&
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Dunlap Inc
Guardian
Gulf
Interstate
Corp
Gyrqdyne Co
8%
24
26%
36 y8
43
47 y4
28%
30%
28%
9%
Ontario
Steel
Blower
Plan
Hanover
Shoe
Han&on-Van
Munning
Harvey-Wells
Cons
28
&
Inc
1
51
Hey wood Wakefield Co
5% 1st pfd ser B._
_20c
5%
6%
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25%
27%
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4%
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6%
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1
63/4
7%
15 %
17 %
48 %
52%
84%
88
&
Sons
—
Business
Forms
Inc
7%
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A—r,—1
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12%
13
14
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11%
12%
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35%
38%
Inc
——
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Co—
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*
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Financial
MacDonald
Corp
13%
1
4%
19
5
-
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22
20%
23%
163/8
17%
13%
15%
3%
4%
32
35%
40%
19%
20s/8
30%
33
93/4
1
Marrud
11
93/4
7%
Co
1
——2
43'/4
1.3
14%
Inc
j—
—
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McLean
Industries
class
A
1
McLouth Steel Corp
.25
36%
28%
Mechqnical
Handling Systems. 1
39%
Melpar Ine
—
15%
12%
12.50
12
2y2
16%
4y8
4%
3y4
54
3%
57y2
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17l%
197/a
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—_1
25
27
Meredith
Publishing Co >com_.5
34
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Meridian Electronics" Inc.:—ITOc
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28%
Metal
20
^—25
J0y4
41%
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213/4
6%
26%
9%
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26
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14%
24%
26
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M'axspn Electronics Corp——3
McGraw (F H) & Co common.2
:
14%
393/8
7
15y4
1
.11%
71%
Matheson
83/b
A..25
:
class A-—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
16%
*.—Uc
1
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Herrington
Inc
'
7
Mary Carter Paint
135
15
Rockwell
Marlin
Marmon
103/4
126
68
36
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Electric
&
Corp
Magnetics Inc ———————1
Major League Bowl & Recrea..1
Marine Capital Corp-——1
43/b
36'%
—1
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9
(E F)
Gas
Magnefax
5%
com.
38 %
3%
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Lytton
55
5%
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Hermcfite Corp
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25%
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class A—.—1
Northrup
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
22
•
14
Henderson's
Heubleln
5
26
50 Ve
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15%
4%
23
1
Hathaway Instruments Inc
Hawaiian Telephone Co..
13%
133/4
463/4
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21%
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13%
1
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Co common,-,
1
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Long
513/a
12
.1
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11%
10
Loblaw
204
48
0
Handy & Barman
Mining Company
10%
Cement
Ludlow
193
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Inc
Portland
preferred.
conv
(Hugh W.) & Co cl A..50C
Lowe's Companies
Inc,^
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Lucky Stores Inc common—1%
23%
Heath- (D
8%
13%
25%
Lithonia
43/4
Controls
Hanna
49%
7%
12V4
2.50
Candy
20>/4
Hamilton Mangment class A-10c
Handmacher-Vogel
14 Va
Lone
^...1
Inc
65/8
.
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1
common
7 Va
5V«
13
16%
3%
Cosco
63/s
20c
.6.25
19%
.
4
—
Hagan Chemicals &
Hager Inc
Hajoca Corp
57%
Inc.——_2
Madison
46
33
;
4
10c
of America
153/4
31 %
53
243/a
1
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Hearst
7%.
Inc
293/8
14%
29%
•
15%
1
Growth Capital Inc,
47%
6%
Labs Inc—;
28
18%
*
common.—
Grocery class A—1
18
26
27
...
22 y2
5
Inc
16%
*
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3%
Grinnell Corp
common—.1
Lock
Brick
45
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Custodian Funds A
18
Green Mount Power Corp
Greenfield
Real Estate
Fire
9%
16
3
16%
10%
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Inc
28%
17
Company
•
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California Interstate Tei
5
California Liquid Gas Corp.._l
Dynatronics
23%
.
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—
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5%
21%
Corp
_1———20c
Dyna-Therm Chemical
1
Dynamics Corp of Am $1 pfd-2
37%
35 y8
:
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24
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12%
10
Liberty Loan Corp common
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B
,—5
42
-
7%
9%
Dymp
30%
.32%
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footnotes,
com.
11%
common
503/8
8% *
1
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Dura Corp
1
Duriron Company—2%
11%
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10%
47
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7%
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21%
28
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28%
46
6%
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32%
18
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49%
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213/4
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common..
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Fibre
Levitt
27%
84
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20%
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Leeds Travelware
6
20
51%
-,-1
183/4
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Grolier
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53%
Good way
Green
14
21%
Lestoil
39
4
35 Va
12%
19%.
46%
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7%
53/4
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24%
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Co_5
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24%
14%
Drackett
19%
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21%
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24Va
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22%
445
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173/4
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153/4
38%
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31
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1
35%
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16%
5
22 y4
3%
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16
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6%
26
■
14%
Geophysics Corp of America-60c
Printing—
Precision Inc
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common.
205/a
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26%
Lau
3%
Co
19%
1
32%
Latrobe
24%
(PH)
Labs
24
Lake
7%
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman Corp class A
—1
Globe Rubber Products..;
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20%
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Dravo Corporation
Drexel Dynamics
Corp.
Duffy-Mott Company
23%
Laguna Niguel Corp Units—
233/8
23%
5
preferred
Dixon Chemical Industries Inc.l
Dynacolor
For
7%
7
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co class A—
50c
...1
common
21
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
4%
21%
15 '
18%
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co_2.50
Dorsett Electronics Inc
._25c
17%
5
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co.,
10
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc——3
Brush Beryllium Co
l
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
*
Bush Terminal Buildings Co.lOc
Bzura
29
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743/4
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Kirk
18 S/8
42
18%
16%
,
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1
preferred—*25
Bristol Dynamics Inc.——lc
British-American Const & Mat_5
Ml
.10c
—
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$1.20
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33/4
17
Gibraltar Financial Corp Calif. 1
10%
7%
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—
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Inc
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0
——
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Bowl-M'or Company
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17
135/8
69
Knox
23 5/8
263
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Corp
123/4
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—__5
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44%
21%
17
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46 y8
18
42 %
235
17
36%
42% !
16%
28%
23 %
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24%
26%
5c
6
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,
2.50
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Oil Corp com.
1
54 y2
Dictaphone
9
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35%
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Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
13%
14%
20%
4
16%
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Herald-Traveler Corp.*
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Utilities
11
1
common—..
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Kingsport Press Inc.—1.25
Kingwood
Oil Co
1
6%
123/4
13%
50
24%
21
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6
5%
1
General Waterwrks
83/4
•
46%
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40%
4%
12%
19%
15%
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Newman
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Corp
5%
77/a
Corp....10c
8%
Kewariee
185/s
*
Shale Products
6%
Machines
Economics
Foam
31%
10
5%
General
29%
Ketchum
103/4
L_1
General
323/4
7%
&
Ceramics—6
.
5
Finance Company
8%
5%
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&
7%
*
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Utilities Co com—10
&
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Kentucky
143/4
General Merchandise Co_:
Crystal Salt Co...2.50
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc com.l
22%
13%
9%
6%
33%c
Kennametal
,
4%
133/4
11%
,
145/a
7%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kendall Refining Co common.10
1
10c
Diamond
32%
6%
;
8%
Keystone
—10
Film
A—__1
15%
13
1
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Keyes
new_-__70c
&
13%
15%
30'/8
55%
1
Co
& Lamson
12%
-
9%
12%
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Bowman
class
40%
1
Service
153/4
10c
Machines
Systems
273/4
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113/4
6
General Supermarkets Ine_—10c
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge—_l
30
-
International
10
33%
Manufacturing^
Electric
9
12
Electronics
Dixon
Bogue
5
17%
26
38%
28
Mfg Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
.
67
—1
15%
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Company
Steel
10%
General Devices Inc
General Drive-In Corp
67
50c
Co common
General
14%
..._25c
Gas Service
18%
17%
Bryson Inc—.1
Publishing—.;
—_
27%
Danley Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co common
127/s
41%
304
6
Co
Corp
11
class A—
21%
54 y2
72
17
Inc.-———20c
1_—
1
16%
59%
11%
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.—2
—
19%
4
60%
288
15
Kalvar Corp
Kaman Aircraft Corp A..
Kane-Miller Corp
22%
14%
25%
3%
1
38%
1
A_1
common_5
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Corp
$1.46 preferred
434
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55
30%
4
1
common—1%
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1
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Co
(Andrew)
Jostens
8%
.
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Company
63/8
56%
5
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Plastics
Jones
t61/2
;
20%
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Garlock Inc
General
22
73/s
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General Aniline
Crouse-Hinds
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Johnson
36%
73/s
,
12%
12%
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32%
Co
Co
Utilities..
Water
Jarrell-Ash
Jessop
17%
5%
Refining
Corp
37
5
Light-^1
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29
22
3%
Inc
Lay
33%
1
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63
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14%
5% i
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15%
16
5
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34%
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51
Billups Eastern Pete common-1
Billups Western Petroleum——1
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Cross
Service
King Kullen
12%
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21/?
Custom
Components—.
10c
11
19
Frito
Futterman
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Southern
Jergens
25 3/4
——
8%
22%
18
Fox-Stanley Photo
Franklin Corp
8
.-50c
9%
363/4
—...1
Pub
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3%
Crown-Bremson
7%,
50c
common
commonw-l
&
Fulton Industries
Co
Securities
Vending
Jervis
common——1
7%
Inc-„
Freight
Interstate
Jamesbury
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203/s
—
6%
Pharm
&
7%
8%
32
Itek
20%
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G-L Electronics
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63/4
34%
15a/4
Jamaica
303/8
23%
18%
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Prop
Chemical
20%
1
Herman Leasing Co
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—5
—1
23 y8
9%
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4%
16%
Iowa
13%
18%
—
Grant
17
21
Bag Co„_———25
common-
.12%
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&
Forcite Inc
15%
4%
6%
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11%
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Cummins
10%
9%
6
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Foundation
———l
Control Data Corp—;
Coffee Company
Coral
11
■
3%
Cook
Cook
10
.
—10c
215/a
—20c
Beneficial
8%
Class B
Transportation—1
Continental
Delhi-Taylor
Belmont Iron
94%
Moore
Properties
Bros
Foster
1
—^
7%
Fair
Foote
.
25c
11%
Motor
Ionics Inc
5%
13%
19%
.
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10%
29%* '.
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307/a
15%
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20 Va
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Kaiser Steel
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18%
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Florida Telephone Corp cl A
10
Consolidated
Inc...1
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4%,
10%
29%
28%
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Intel-state
-
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27%
*
Engineering Corp^...!
Steel
14 y„
16VB
common
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9%
10%
10c
for
12
23
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80%
.'
Instruments
Florida
12%
11%
7y2
Distilling—2
Beauty Counselors Inc————1
Behlen Manufacturing Co——1
Corp
Beam
8%
9%
Industries
Julie -Research
4
383/4
Interstate
8%
50%
76
Infrared
27%
Fitchburg Paper Co class A_l_iM Ql %:'»"p' 12'%
Florida Capital Corp__—l
7%'
8%
Florida Public Utilities Co—3
26 >-»c;
28
63 y4
10
—
Markets
J)
&
Governor
12%
1
1
Inc
36%
;
8
47%
com.6
com.lO
International Recreatn Corp_50c
International Textbook Co.
*
Interstate Bakeries Corp.J..
1/
•17%
1
Fisher
60
common_l
common
34
Co
Corp
Systems
International Cablevision "A" 10c
Intl Flavors & Fragrance.—50c
50%
1
Foods
Florida
Chem_—50c
Co
5
USA
1
_5c
Ltd-
Fisher
Food
1
&
16
—
Corp
Fischbach
4%
Electric
Hydro
—_2c
Water Co
Water
ny8
29%
'
11
Timer
33
11%
10%
21 %
International Bank of Wash...!
12%
r
•
17%
8%
Inc——1
Inc
Paint
Baltimore
47
Indiana Gas &
XlO%
Instruments Corp_25c
5
„
36
x3Q
Co^lO
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Baird
11%
r
20%
36%
Products——.1
Gas
&
8%
Refining_2c
' 23%
/
10
Information
-
19
7%
Products Inc common.2.50
Aztec
Oil
Commonwealth Telephone
Chemicals
Indianapolis
9%
16%
Business Systm-10c
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Avon
7%
42%
86
•'* 21,/a
_._^_l0c
4%
—
Inc... 1
Industrial
16%
11%
Consolidated
;
Industries
1
32
n%
82 V2
-
10%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consolidated Airborne
10c
Credit Corp common..10c
Class B
—————»10c
Automation
Commonwealth
6%
Corp
%u
8%
_10
First Western Financial
23 y4
5Va
15
—1
Financial
'
10%
'i
12%
39%
Atlas
-
Gas
21%
^25c
29>/2
com__^l
$1.25 .preferredi-.^;^..——20 *
9%
9
9%
29%
cl A_5
Light Co com
19%
Inc
56%
3Q7/a
Properties Inc A____50c
Indian'Head Mills Inc com
1
9%
—
15%
Plastics
8%
•:
89%
20 %
Springs Corp—
10
Associated Transport Inc—^—*
Gas
17%
14%
4%'
4%
28%
Units...•___
Co
37y4
53.-
•
24.50
Trust
"4
35%
-
-Income
IT*
V 13%
Electronics
Sales
'18%
Associated
Atlanta
49%
Elevator—1
&
Gas
Commonwealth
56 «'
Hydrocarbon
19%
8%
Inc
-27Va
Products
Associated
Associated Safes Analysts
46%
3%
1
—
preferred
Gas
79%
12%
1
Material——1
Huyck 'Corporation
Hydra-Power Corp
33
First Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
Small Business
(NJ)—1
First Surety
Corp —
1
16%
52%
Inc——,1
Products
Co—^.5
."
12%
First
Gas
v
Boston Corp
10
First Flight Co
—50c
Investors Corp cl A—:
l
First Mortgage Investors
•
22
Corp com_3
preferred——
—25
$1.25
17%
"15%
common——1
Participating preferred———*
Arkansas Missouri Power Co„5
Arkansas Westn Gas Co eom_2y2
Arlan's Dept Store——r__-1
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Art Metal Inc——
--1
Arvida Corp class A————1
Assembly
:
Oil &
Colorite
7%
16
Cd
Farms
6%
*'
Arcf"': Industries k I»c.——10c
Arden
50%
5%
Milling
Colorado
West
17%"
15%;
30%
First
24%
20%
^.^2ya
Interstate
Colorado
61%
47%
Applied Electronics class A—10
Applied Research Corp———25c
Colorado
24%
1
22
Corp —
-—•_-!
Angio Canadian Teje class A.10
Anheuser-Busch Inc —A—--4
Anelex
Colonial Stores Inc
2nd
Hugoton
25%
:::!
Inc_,_
First
14 y8
Corp
5%
2.50
Corp_.
Galvan
Bearing
Fireco
3%
Engineering Co Inc__1
Insulated Wire Co——*
com_ IlOc
common
&
Filtors
37%
21%
Corp
Hugotop Production
23%
•
*
-10e
Company
Universal
Filmohn
7%
6%
3%
—1
.
28%
Corp common-1
preferred—,
——25
American Steriliser; Co__—3*%
St Gobgin
Amer
23%
Farrel-Birrninghm Co com-12-50
Farrington Mfg common-^.—L*
Federal Natl, Mortgage Assn_lO0
Fiat Metal
M'fg Co—
10c
28 y4
26
Precision
Clinton Engines
30%
26%
1
._10c
(Florida)——
Clarise
Plastics—1
&
class
B
Oil
Faradyne
207
128
Clifton
6%
Construction-5
American Pipe &
American Rubber
City
18%
5%
American Int'l Bowling —-10c
21%
.2~50
Inc_
Famous Artists School—
61%
57
1.25
———100
com
Co
Forms
^
Resistor
Fafnir
'4%
Utilities
Class
6
5%
16V2
Heritage
American
;
Co—1
Publish—25c
American Gypsum
—1
^rrcyl
Executone Inc
———50c
Inc
Preferred
5%
49%
82%'
common:
U
5%
Chicago Musical Instruments—1
54
50%
78
>V'"
Ets-Hokln
5%
Christiana
28% '
x47/a
.7%
—
Inc
Inc
Essex
*
American Furniture Co com—1
17
T—
29%
common-1
12%
16%
4%
9%
cie_—50c
et
17%
11%
25%
4
Qil
Corp
Entron
Central
Central
American Cryogenics — —„50c
American Electronic Labs Inc—2
Co..,
State
Business
8 %
.
77%
28%
15%
common
21%
75
N
36%:
5%
Co
72
26%
com,.
Empire Financial Corp
Endevco
f
Corp
Empire Devices Inc
3%
20%
Coal
195/a
19%
—...
14%
3%
25%
Horn
3V2
34%
18
Hudsoq PulP & Paper Corp A-l
-
n%
2Q3A
2%
31
Houston Natural Gas Corp___„5
17%
Ask
10
27
.1
a
Houston Qil Field
Howard Johnson
12%
w,ae
Bid
10
Corp..:
Corp
Fearless
"
26%
11%
16
11
9%
TQc
24
Int'l Capital——
I»c
50c
Elizabethtown Cons Gas—_ -20
Eliaabethtown Water Co_^^.
Instruments
47%
27
Co———-I
Rubber
Express
7%
34%
31%
Co—*
American Bowling Enterprise—1
American
28%
6%
,
Houston
Houston
26%
44 Va
23%
11
.
wide
a
2%
A
Houdry Process
48%
9%
hav»
a
"*ve
Hoover; Co class
Horizon Land
11:
46
;
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Associates Inc
16%
,
-10c
: 7%
; 4%
j—• _,1
Card
;
Elion
7y«
Alterman Foods X»c_—.,.+.-,-2.50
10
Electronic Instrument
Electronics
Capital Corp,^ —.1
6%
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
8%
X6%
Allyn & Bacon Ine,—-—^-BOc
Aitamii Corp ,—.-r--50c
American Cement
5%
Central Indiana
rr"-rr"j
Filter
Pipe
(L E)
Chemicals
55
American Biltrite
Corp
Carpenter
,
common—25
—5QC
Industries-,.1
Products
Carolina
21
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola „-50c
Allied Maintenance Corp—3.75
Allied
Radio
Corp-.—
American Air
Capitol
6%
22%
9%
,
73
12%
Electronics
Capehart Corp
Capital For Tech
5'/a
Develop com
Credit class A——10c
AU-State
9%
78%
B
Co
Electronic
"15
2
Corp —'
Accounting
Electronic
15%
uIOc
*
which
have
,
Hidden Splendor Min
pfd.ll
High Vpltage Bngineerng Corp.l
Hilton Credit Corp
j...
Holiday Inns of American.-.1.50
12%
Electrolux
21
Mills
11
11%
—^
is composed of securities
comprises
securities
which
Par
14%
5
Cannon
5
r.r,r..—
——
Oil
9y8
.
20%
Land
Alico
15s/8
4%
Delhi
Canadian. Superior Ltd————T
14%..
Cannon Electric
——1—1 J; is
*
Culver
Alberto
13%
Canadian
8%
Ajax Magnefcbermip CorpT„——*
Alarm Device
10c
Albee
47%
—1
Ltd___,10c
Inc
,
9%
11 %
12 y2
Corp
Electro-Voice Inc
31 %
22%
—_5
Airpax Electronics
Alrwork Corp
•21 % •
8 Va ;
T«
_———I
_,—,
46 y«
*9%
44%
Cameo
42
r
29
list
Ask
I
—
•
Electro^Tec
Calif Water Service—I——12 Va
ealif Water & Telep——12'/a
: is%
10%
17
common—-!
Acoustics Associates——10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co„*
Adler Electronics Inc
10c
Aeronautical Electronics J.—1
Aerotest Labs Inc——i—_10c
Aerovox Corp common——-.I—1
Acme Electric Corp
Bid
Electro-Science Investors_^^^^i
Ask
Bid
Par
>
•
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"Eastern" list
region.
Eastern
——1.
——
Electro
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the
m
Par
y
C
The
request.
distribution.
primarily
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, January 26)
.
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.? and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
following bid and asked quotations are
The
.
.
Hydrides Inc
Metcom
13%
Inc
Metromedia
:
—
——1
^
5
50c
lnc__.^—^ii—__1
45/a
37%
*'
8V2
15 y2
3%
lll/2
10
9l/2
.
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Mexican Light At Pwr Co
$1 preferred —.
11 Va
11%
12 %
Public
12 y<t
Public
Svc
IT
18%
Public
Svc
xl9%
21%
Publishers
,22%
12%
13%
com.*
13.50
.
Michigan" Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Microdot
Inc
i—'L—•—
:
Mid-America
,*
*
Line Co
Corp,,./—.—L
Pipe
Par
Ask
Sve
Co
of
Co
of
of
New
Hamp__5
Capital
.
23%
5
31 %
33%
Carolina____l
13%
14%
Tarnpax
11
Tappan
New
No
Company
Mex
Inc—
40c
9%
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc—.*—*
24%
Punta
6%,
5%,
45%
40 %
43
17
Puritan
187/^
Talley
37 V*
9%
35 %
38 V*
Corp__—,J,_1
14
417a
.
Par
Midwest
Tech
Midwestern
Develop-!,
Instruments
Laboratories
,1
IneL,1
1
Inci-——2
Industries
Inc
Co
Inc
Freez
Electronios CorpJ—i-1
Mfg Co„■-—i__1
Minneapolis Gas Co common__l
Missile
6
Purolator
1
Quality
s
Products Inc
Importers
com—1
Inc_i.£_w--1
15%
com,
44 y4
Technical
cl
w
Systems
E
G
M
Corp
;
9%
Mississippi -Glass Co,,L——HO
Mississippi Shipping
Mississippi, Valley Barge Line,!
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__ J.H5
Inc
Dynamics^1-
class
A__i
25c
407/a
Radiation
13'A
14%'
29%*.;.\,
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33
Rebels
12
j6% ,;* 11%
-.'25%'27 y2
'24
'■■'
26%
Industries
Renpire
•
-*
♦
v
;
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-Monmouth Park; Jockey Club He
Monroe
Auto
,.--10'/a
.•
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Moore; Products
Co
.
9 y2
21 y2
*——1
%
Assn
Inc
Roadway Express Iac_—
Robbins
&
Roberts
-"
Inc
'—
Robertson
Brothers Jtoc
r
Rockwell
\
14 %
Rorer
•*,
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7.
H)
2%
—;—8'/aC
Inc
4%
27 ij '-V-
National Gas
-
At ./Oil .Corp,.*,—S
Power Co
—/I
England- Qas At Elec AssQ"_8
New
New
Jersey
New
New
York
.
Natural
20
22
9
Schneider
25%
53
:V 15%
.•
28
*:t.
Photocppy- & Elec_l___10c
9%
■*'
Scott'(O Ml
75
Scott
Aviation
Inc—;
•
19%
21%
31 y2
^: 33%
Scripto Inc class A
Pak Coi"p _u_
29%
Sealectro
22'%
24%
Sealed
Inc
__1
Inc
20%
„_1 '
-
'.
22 y2
9
Searle
Ohio
"Oil
..
&
Water
Explordtion—_l,
Service
Recovery
Co_
Ben
u-10c
,
18%
Security
37%
Seismograph
35
lc
Corp__
38%
,
6%
_,_5
_1
Sealas
7%
26
Co
Ortronix
Otter
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Extermipating
Co^li^v.*
30
.;
Ittc
Tail
Power
Co_
15 Vb-
Pabst-
Pacific
•
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Brewing Co
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of
Inc
1
com,___*
Association
'i 38V2
Airmotive
Corp %_^^_1.
Pacific Coast Properties
Pacific' Far .Eust ;LJne
.
...
Pacific
4%
•..
9%
8% !
•>.11'—' •^12%-"'
Gamble Robinson
Co.
5
.•••
>12%.
;i3%
.
*
4
.
Panoramic
.;
Electron,
18%
Incll.__l
i
Papercraft Corp
55%''
-
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cs
Pantasote Co.
.
;
20%
11%
1
,
24%
' Peaj ce-Simpson Inq—--L50c
Pearson Corp
>_^25c
Pendleton
-
Tool
Industi^les
3%
»
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Southern
(Ban
17%
?
V.'-'
"
V*''-
20y2
New
34
Utilities___^__5c I".
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co-Ap
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_10c
Pepsi-Cola Gen Eottlers Ine_k.ll
•
Pepsi-Cola United
Perini
Corp
Bottlers
i__—
1
"
Photon, Inc
9y»
-
^__10c '»*
Corp___^_3%-
Piedmont Natl Gas Co Ihc__50c
8
46»%
;
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1.,,'v
17%
Tele__r_u^.l
Electronics
10c
Metals
Inc
—
28
'
Preferred
8%
Standard
■
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.1
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Trust
Co
& Stevens
Chcm
Corp__2
Pioneer Aerodynamic System. 10c
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Natural
;
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r,
Co
Plymounth
Pocket
Rubber
Portland
Motor
Prod
28%
Register
Screw
Stanley Home
30% '
10
Stanley
76%
:
72
Star
11%
1
.19%
21%
=___50c
; 24 v4
'26%
—j^-1
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Electric
Standard
Standard
.
35%
..
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Co
Co
Trust
Co
10c
Co__7%r
47%
Steel
Crqst
Stein
'50%
Inc
Bank
Potash
Co
Potter
Instrument
of
America
Co
^_5
Powtrtron •'Ultrasonics Corp
■_*Premier Corp of-AmeHca-.ii.ul0e.
Pi em i er
Microwave
26 y4
25c
12
..
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5
13%
&
;
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6%
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Producing Properties Inc^—_ IQc
Professional Golf Co,i^,i>_,50c
Prog re s s Webster .Elec,,
Tubep Petroleum
9%
10%
;
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11 y8
12
1
4%
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5%.
14%
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Systron-Donner Corp
1
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4%
1
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9%
774
8%
111
Bank
4
5%
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(Minn)__lo
Natl Ek
(Camden
N
Bank
Natl
Bank
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10%
33%
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6V4
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)-,lo
170%
177%
53 Va
5
357»
193
(St Louis)__12.50
-
37 Va
67
38 Va
54
58%
1074
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204
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132
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135 V
67%
71%
10
43
47 V*
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32
347*
64
68 Va
of
National Bank Ac Trust Co
NationM Bank
59
62 %
—-10
40%
477*
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67%
71%
(Albany) ———7.50
Banking <Co (N J)
Natl
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>
56
Natl
First
Natl City
Cnty_25
Louis
Co
10
(Philadelphia)_10
First Westchester Natl
New
Franklin
147A
10
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Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
46
49%
6274
66%
64 •>
68%
'
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100
64%
68%
40
Natl State Bk
New
Essex
—
of Newark—6.25 ! ' 49 Va
54
55 Vz
Bank Ac Trust CO-ll
Northern Trust Co «3rtcago)_20
60
3974
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
42%
—5
Bk of L I N Y__5
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
—5
Philadelphia National Bank__10
Pittsburgh Natlenal Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
At Trust (Philadelphia)
12
195
:
206
29%
32
58
61 %
43
1
46 Vb
78%
74
84%
80
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas),12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Rockland National Bank
(Suffern N Y)
5
Royal Bank of Canada
—10
Royal SUte Bk of New York—5
185
198
.
32
35 VB
76
80
36
407.
43
102
44
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48%
108%
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34
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4874
37%
517/s
70
Trust Co
10
Seattle* 1st Natl Bk (Wash)__ID
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
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Louis Union
Security First Natl
Bank
Rochelle
Natl
67%
95
First
Ac
64 Va
100
of St
123
i61%
Chicago,,20
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of
86%
•
55/
Boston_12%
(Jersey City)_10
Bk
4774
81 ya
of
Natl Bank
First
370
44
116
of
of Dallas
First
27
(Los
72
75%
44
50%
75%
79%
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Angeles)—
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank ®f Albany
10
387b
41%
88
95
State Street » St T (Boston),10
43 %
467.
15
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80%
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2%
Union Commerce Bk (Cleve) ,10
Union Trust Co of MatylaixMO
United States Tr Co (Boston )_10
45
Sterling Natl Bank Ac Trust Co
22 V2
Girard Trust
0%
Corn Exch
Bk„10
75
<Chic)__20
117
7874
127
8%
9'A
Natl Bank Ac Tr Co_10
60%
64
Hudson County National Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)___8
19%
28 V*
30%
23%
257«
Industrial National Bank
r 8%
Providence
23
R
of
,
(New York)
Trade Bank Ac Tr Co (N
Trust
Co of
YV—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz),5
Valley. Bank Ac Trust
Co (Phila) __1—
——5
Irving Ti-ust Co <N Y)
,10
53%
57%
48%
11%
New
iyn<t»id states Trust (N
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Industrial
11%
3^%-
53%
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(Buffalo)—
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21
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Vance Sanders
21 Va
^_3
Animations
Techno Fund
v; 7
6y8
^_^_„25c .*
Radiation
38
__10c \
„
R
,
■7% ;
6%
'
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Van
37%
25c
J>
H
35
Industries,,67c
Taylor Devices
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Co
83/2 ' **;
.
*
9%
202
_5
*
1
•
Par
21%
sy4
1
—
common
'
.
Ask
20y8
1
Tele-Tronlcs Co
Milgo
Miller
J:
Bid
Broadcasting Company___l
Tastee
10%
——j.__1
Fashions
Taft
'
48 %
Miles
Corn Ltd.
34 %
Alegre Sugar Corp com_l
7%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc com,7y2
!
Ask
25 y<
Purex
Midland
Bid
J
,,
(Quotations for Friday, January 26)
'
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Par
/
45
(Wins ton-Sal em N C)_—5
•Wells Fargo Amer Trust 0—10
7(
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
List of Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern
(Quotations for Friday, January 26)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
8.32
Fund
————
Stock
J
Inc..—
22.92
6.07
S-2
(Income Com
(Growth
15.17
16.55
Knickerbocker
13.46
Lazaret
21.77'
Lexington
5.48
J7.07
6.41
7.03
Amer Ids Co
Fund—1
Incl————1
7.25
7.94
American
Growth
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a31.11
Bankers
al6.34
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Fund
18.79.
American
8.96
12.52
14.24
15.56
11.67
12 75
9.78
__—
1
al5.00
20 %
22%
9.09
20.98
22.91
8.03
,8.78
66.97
12.45
————1
8.91
9.62
9.28
13.13
14.35
18.67
20.29
17.94
20.67
15.07
Inc_l
4.81
5.26
Florida Growth Fund Ine__—10c
6.56
7.16
v
stock
Preferred
Series
Utility
Investors
Fundamental
-1
Corp._
General Investors Trust—.—
Capital
General
Growth Fund——.
(The) Slock Fund
Fully Administered sharesGeneral Bond shares———
Capita]
.
Common
.
,
6.89
7.57
2.62
,
Fund
V
Roe
100
Assn—
13,
1962—100 1/64
Sep.
10,
1962
11,
1963—
Clark Fu»d_l
a20.10
4VaS NOV/ 12,
1963——u
3%s May;'11, ;I964_——u
100.28
101.8 ',
99.12 '
99.20
4s
100
i
al0.60
Shares—1.25
9.05
'
kk--—1
43%
11,
_L_/
1964—
u_—-:■
,
10,-
1970————uw.
4 V«s
Sep,
10,
4VaS
Aug.
10,
1970u_——
1971—k_—_
Sep.
10,
4%s
5VaS Feb,
12.97
7.07
-7.75
20th
lav—.10c
"9.11
lc
U
of Canada Lt.d_k—1
10.52
14.67
16.03
Growtli
Century
B S Fund
Inc^
Fnntls
•United
Accrmiulated Fund—:1
Continental Fund——1
5.63
a29.34
8.95
9.73
1
10 M-i
2.71
2.97
,
12.81
14.00
10.99
98.8
100.24
1973—2—
Value
1
7.44
Line
Inc
6.75
7.39
5.20
5.68
12.34
Boston—1
12.58
Investing Corp—_1
Wall Street
18.42
8.14
5.60
6.12
1962——
15/
Funds—
..
Bid
1998
.__
'
100.2
98%
98%
117
124
4%s_1991
Carrier Corp 4%s_
Common With
Edison
1982
100.4
4%s
May
15,
99.25
99.27
4s
May
15,
1962
100.11
100.12
5s
4s
Aug,
15,
1962——
100.16
100.20
3%s
3%s
Aug.
15,
100.45
100.5
1%S Oct.
1 VaS
Oct.
1,
1962—
1962
3%s
Nov.
15,
;
1%S Apr.
r'
:
'
1962—
1,
VaS
1 VaS
15,
1962
100.4
4%s May
15,
1963—
99.13
1963—1.
99.30
Apr.
98.10
1963—
4%s_2011
1-61
2-
1
62
2.95s
100
3-
1-62
3-61
4-
2-62
99.31
1-61
5-
1-62
99.31
9- 5-61
6- 4-62
Pipeline 4%s__1982
4%s,l_
^2002
100%
101
Feb.
23,
100 va
100%
99.132
99.742
99.680
99.690
99.622
99.630
Jun.
99.614
99.623
99.567
99.577
June
July
.—1975
102%
83
1911
Phoenix Steel 5%s
134
Rochester
106%
108,
Slieraton Co of Am 5s
106
108
Sperry Rand
100 Vb
100%
T
115
123
Teun
127
223
V
A
100 Vb
100%
102
4
106
Underwood
110,
U
115
114%
.1969
100%
100%
ww— .1967
118
123
1982
128
1
1987
100 V8
100%
1981
•
•
1962
-
1962
Mar.
15,
1962
Mar.
Mar.
75
72
!
1,
8,
29, 1962
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
,
Apr.
101 Vb
102 »/4
Apr.
4TaS. .1981
100
100 va
5s^___
1971
104
107
May
"j
5 Vis
—
22, 1962
23, 1962—
Mar.
Trans
Trans
Amer
113
4%s. .1991
El
5%s wwl.....
Eastern
Textron
&
:
VaS
Gas
Texas
Gas
101 Vs
1973
5s
;
111%
,
100%
4%s. .1994
1962—
Mar.
Mar.
Telep
Petroleum
—_
I
99.531
1962————
99.461, 99.477
19621;
99.438/ 99.451
1962—' 99:407 99.418
1962—
I—
99.355
99.367
1962_£—-k——_
99.290 - 99.308
-'
•
.
-
5,1962_—
12,
15»
19,
26,
3,
S
Corp 5VaS
Industries
(Mi l Sons—
1081
"<6
77%
Wesicoast
Trans
4lis
•
149
145
124
130
•No
pat. value-
105%
108
New
York Stock Exchange.
2',as__— 1988
-
155
99.516
,
1971
1970
1971
.
103.6
103.10
100:4
100.8
95
95.8
103
103.4
-
92:12
92.20
91.8
91.16
1966—1—:—l-
90.4
90.12
1,
'
93.14
93.22
102.ia
102.22
FOOTNOTES FOR
a'Net -asset
value,
1-61
4-61
2-62
1-62
891011-
1-62
4-62
1-62
1-62
7,
Bid
99.231
1962i__k
1962_1_'_—————
1962a-__
1962—————:
—
b Bid
99.178
99.125
99.065
99.004
14, 1962
—
98.950
21, 1962^
:
98.872
22. 1962_
—98.860
28, 1962
98.808
5, 1962/—98.744
12, 1962!_r-—98.688 '
15, "1962iL-/:i—-1^1—98.655 19; '1962 if/—1—98.623
Ask
99.254
99.202
99.150
99.085
99.025
98.972
98.896
98.880
98.833
98.770
98.715
98.683
98.651
26/'1962:i_-.—1^—1__—98.556 • 98.581
15/
!' • 97.802 97:842
Jan. 15;VT963'>i!!£^/—!__Ii__v 96:831
96.851
July
July
July
July
/ Oct.
-
■
,
^r _■ j--.
OVER-TBE^COiaNtER ISSUES 1
tNew stock,
Ask
99.31 100.1
99.30 '100
99.29
99.31
99.30 100 >
100
100.2
Bills
10, 19C2-
17,
24,
31,
Bid
Due
7- 2-62
"
May
May
May
May
June
June
June
99.903 >'
88*842
99.795
.—1986
3%s
ww
100.12
1966—l-l-lk/
Ask
Bid
99.894
99.835
99.786
5%s
7
United States Treasury
Ask
101
108%
100.2
100
1962
4%k
Tel
96.8
102.22
100.8
1/
1,
15;
3.10s' 113.05s
123.20s
' ' 13%s wi
2-
100.1
100.1
15,
Pacific
1-61
78-
Feb;
101%
—k
6-
3.05s
3s
al2.56
102
Northwest
102.16
1964-1———
1965-.———
1965
:
1965u—i-__—_
Dated
100
Pacific
96
"97:16
102.18
r,''1964-11-^—1—
10- 2-61
99%
105
*"?
99.28
:
102.12
1964_y_v/:-^—i.
Rate
99.936
102
:
'
97.12
1963—i—._
1964—.
1964——
3.15s
1962
100 Va
.
-
Ask
,\*
99.26
I963_I_1
Ask
100
8,
York
Bid
-V
100.1
100.1
Bid
Due
Dated
5-
Feb.
New
,
97
.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3s
87
103 V8
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Keystone Stepl A-Wire 41js_1981
lVaS Oct.
98.14
99.983
99.942
Gas
100
...
100.28
99.979
101%
-^—1982
Apr.
1962__.
103 Va
1976
Oct
1,
110 Va
Corp 3%s^
1975
Machinery 3%S—1981
IV2S
lVaS
99.15
100
100.26
1963-
1,
15,
al2.19
a23.08
Bid
Natural
99
96
,
1,
Apr/'
100.20
May
4s
,
Nov:';l5',
100.3
Feb.
4%s__1991
Lowenstein
'S-
94.16
and Notes
*15, 1964—
Aug; 15; 1964-1——1-1
100.18
Debentures Issues
Inc.
1972-ku_—
Aug.
4%s
99.8
99.4
—
May"T5,-
3%s
'
,
T962 —
Feb.
3 %s
a22.92
Bonds—
Brass
If
100.3
12.15
Inc—
Inc~
Motorola
Get/"
4%s Nov:15,
10.57
———
Fund
Natural Gas 5%s—1977
General Port Cement 5s—4.^1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_l982
Grant < W T) Co 4%s—
1987
44'»s
103%
114
Corp 5>/4S-
>'
102
,
J972-19«7^u—
-
15,
„
9.67
a96.64
al8.89
Fund
Mueller
1979
Lgt
Garrett
95 -1'
106
lO5
2
101 -1971 u2_k-u^2_-t, 93.16
May ' T5r.- 1963111111 -V-
3 %s
100.3
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
103%
Industries 4»4S_1975
;
•166
(Continued)— ,1
Tr easury Ndtes
11.12
al002.00
Fund
Capital
Second
Centennial
Ask
ofi-^-
1982
4s^
103.8'
-K)6a^^.2i.-iWviQ24
a96.44
Inc
Inc„——
Fund
Capital Exchange Fd_
Westminster
Maturity—
Ask
',l
"
3V4S Feb.
1
Inc
Fund
Street
Ohio
Recent Security & Conv.
Bonds—
Fruehauf Tiaiier
101.8
inore '32n4s:6f .a, point.
4.99
al4.34
Fund
Street
or
4.57
i
Inc
Fund
one
1 VaS
15,
Swap
10,.
1;
Nov.
13.75
■
3.20s
Food
Feb: >45.
3%s Sepr
Apr/
Feb.
35.06
Ferro
101
,
-
1 VaS
3 %S
34,37
Edison
4'VbS
1,
100.6
2%s
ai4.oJ
El Paso
May
100.5
7.80
1
Consolidated
3 %s
100.4
9.13
1
<fc
100.28
.1966—,100.12
1968___—— ,100 :
1969——.-a* .100.8
.
■
;■ 5%S July.. 20, ,1970—k2__2__u
4 %S <^;;w.,<L,..197049(i7^u4;A
100.5
7.22
14.61
Pwr
"'3VaS
>•
1962——
196-2—
8.35
13.37
Carolina
100.1
,
19704.^—-185
Apr-.-v 1, -4.970—h.-"®4
1962——
1
Inc
Fund
Wisconsin
Fund
4h-s
--1" '
2
-—
Feb..-20,
5 V»s
15,
Fund-^10c
Ind
Growth
Winfield
Investors
Lomb Opt
4%s July2,15,
15,
4s
14.40
6.66
Bauscl) &
July 20,
%s Mark, 20,
Feb.'
Feb.
,.3%s
13.32
6.17
Burlington
1962
4%s Mar.^20'.
Treasury Notes—•
,
18.01
Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
—
.
b-
100.2
99.31
•
,
—
'
100.1
•«
May
3s
20.02
16.37
Federal-Street
5%s
\
100
'
15.02
7.77
(Commonwealth
Ask
,
,
I,and .Bank. Bonds
414s
4
99.8
Bid
i' Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
16.57
7.18
Australia
42%
.
Figures after; decimal point represent
*
Equity Fund———1
Wellington Fund
1
Whitehall Fund Inc„——1
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
1
—1
Wellington
Diversification
Inc Fund-
4T4R
19%
%
"
'
Inc_
Fund
•
8.13
7.45
•
Mutual
Washington
Centennial
Fund
—10c
—
Devonshire
Tel
'. 79V4
"
April 2, 1962—100 '•«
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
.
Situations
Value Line Special
Fund
Ltd_
Income
Investors
11.29
Fund
Inc
__1
Fund Inc—1
Fund
Line
Value
Congress
<fe
99.8
-101,24
106.8 '
100.16
98.8
12,:
11.05
International
United
10.95
let
99.31
•
102
99.8
105.8 !
1972—100
12,
June
8.37
Sliares_l
Funds Canada Ltd
United
i
Fund——_1
Science
United
6.27
5.74
J
7.66
•
12.60
Amer
100.12
101
98.8
1971—-.
—
1972—^—2—2
10.
Jun.
,
United
United
1
Mutual Fund
42%
-
11.19
—_lc
Inc
;
.
88%
'73%
100.2
,100.1
4SMay/ .,l„
1962—u. ~ 100.7 > 100.9
101.1
;.,4%s Augk ;h), - 1962100.29
100.3
V:'.3%s Oct, , 22, +„ 19622—lf_ , 99.31
'100.10
3=«s' Feb.2 '20,, 1963—2__-i_—
100.2
99.6
2-%s May
1,. 1963—uu
98.30
101.20
4%s Apr.
20, 1964—-uu—
101.8
100.12
4s
OcO
20,
1964_:
100
'
100.12
4S
Oct.
20,
1965—
99.28
4s
Dec.1 20, ,19G5ku—;2_uuu2,.:, i 99.28 >100.12
98.20
;3 •'"!iis Feb. • 21, t-1966——_u___„
,
98.4
97
:
3%s MaV; -2.,'.T9()6k2/,--—.
96.8
101.16.
,100.20
97
101
Dec.- 12,-s 1966u_—u——,
4%s Apr.
,■'
100
'X- 99.29 >■!
1965—
10,
Jun.
101.1
•
101
100.4
:,3%s Mar. 11,- 1968k
;
96
4=Ibs Apr. 10,- 1969.;--—100
a33.14'
12.00
1964——
10,
4 Vbs
4%s
Fund
21.01
(The)
43%
Bid
-
I,i 19«2_—
3:btS Feb. .,20,
100.1
100.31
99.24
—_
4%s
16.64
15.20
41
Sep.
.3%S Dec.
i
•
8.37
Inc—.1
——1
3.15s
99.24
Mar.
Fund
10.24
Fund
22%
161.
'
point
a
Cooperatives-r-,--
3.05S. June> 4, 4962_^._V_—
■
Feb.
3 VaS
Famham
...
a37,91
Ijic—___1
11.66
Istel
f 39
I
Federal
100.3
4%s
1'
'■
43%.
108:
V40
2
_——
ih6re>32nds of.
for
2.95s Feb.
100.1
a9.i6 ;
1963——
15,
•Federal Natl Mortgage
Fund
X19.44
Johnston
40 3/4.
*102,. -
Y)li%k_8
:
.
Banks
May
4 %s
Funds—
Research
or
one
;
,
3%s
Investors
Fund-
Investors
:i0.57
9.23
12.53
Investors
.--Ask
/• V
8.15
Investment Corp—*
&
.:HM
Banks—
1962_——
15,
3VbS Apr.
-
12.97
Lid—
Selective
132
r' ;2o
tN
•'
81%
125 V
Co____i*
•9.96
11.46
Stock
9.72
Loan
17.77
11.87
Growth
Mutual
9.15
16.35
<
4.84
8.46
...
X8.47
Fuud.lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Investors
.
Guaranty rCo -(N
Westchester Fire
84%
,
100.1
100.1
Iirc__—k——l
13.01
Investors
80k
16
100 2
Texas
11.89
Investors
14%
100.1
Sterling Investment Fund lnc__l
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
Fund.——-lc
Group
59
•
14.83
Investors
Balanced
Stock
7.06
8.73
Investors
*
10.65
9.03
of
76
-
140
56
15,^ I9(i2—99.31
16, 1982—-100
15, 19<i2—
99.31
3s
June
15,. 1962-2
—_u_u-2
99.31
3%s Sept. 17, 1362
100.1:
15.17
10.58
Trust
132
Mar.
10.87
7.99
Investment
45 % '
112.
154%
Co—5
85'
United Ins ,Ca of America.
2.50
''69%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty
'
40 /.
U S Fire'UYs4uiahcekU____.—__ 1.3
-75
U S Life;Ins.X-o in City of N Y.2
18%:
Variable: Ahiiuity. Life tnSur—_i
"77%
3.15s. Apr.
6.44
9.68
Inc_
17%
•:
Travelers. Insii1 ranee
3.05s
3s
10.84
16.16
4.43
Home
Feb.
9.92
8.26
America
74
Standard Sec -Life: Ius
Title
52 Vb
•
.
89%
16
Springfifekl^Insurance, CO—
$6(50 lirbferreil >u-rTir_^i_^_10,
■
52%
.
49
Standard Life Ins_—5
.
13.86
Boston Inc—1
of
9.97
12.23
9.58
8.74
'
12.84
12.71
16.00
9.84
Stein
Incorporated Income Fund—>1
Incorporated Investors
—1
Co
136
59
49%
Accident—_1 k
&
Life
.
3s
12.96
11.83
...
Federal
lc
Fund Inc„—-lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Intl Resources Fund
134
,
101
Obligations of Government Agencies
lc
Imperial
Investment
Southwestern
Figures after decimal point represent
lc
Haydock Fund Inc—._,
—1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc——lc
;
29%
,
47%
.
107
53%
Ins.
•
95
_10
Security Life & trims!; Co__-____5
;
-
42
41
50 Va
9 Vs
31%
85%
Security Ins. (New Haven).
Life
-
83%
28%
5
11%
.
27%'
;
79%-
oL Amer____l
Ins
.'
T
.;
11.19
State Street.
•
Institutional
Stirety Coi—u
56
-
Insurance
Home
al0.46
Sovereign
7.52
6.92
Series H-C7 ————-,——10c
Series H-DA
10c
Inst Foundation
Life
Seaboard
V
7.46
United Income Fund
Shares
Seaboard
196
128
10
;
,
138%
126
10%
"
%
8
Republic' Natl Life Insurance—X
Patil Fire &■' Marine^——6.25
27
'
42%
9%
:: 26
—
10%
Insurance—————10
Co__k_^.
.,—5
.Insp &
.;
12.04
10.99
Fund—:——1
Funds Inc—
Institutional
Fla) _2.Va
Hartford Steam Boiler
129%
St
13.64
American
Southwestern
al9.49
22.20
of
"
74%
Canada—25c
of
(Edson B)
Smith
12.53
Fund
(Jacksonville
118"
Lifeu_-ul
180
Hartford Fire Insurahpe-COk—_5
al5.23
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Selected
9.28
11.13
21.55
Income
97
-.
/
al4.22
ClarkStock Fund Inc
Common
8.61
7.84
8.54
10.16
1.1.44
j
Life
111
123%
Pyramid Lifb Ins Co'-(-N CT)uu%iLV
Quaker City; Life. Ins I Pa)
__5
Reinsurance- Coi'p • tN Y)i^^_'_-2
Republic Insurance (Texas) __10
133 '
*
—^5
Hanover Insurance Co——
8.95
Scudder Stevens &
a22.20
Hamilton
co
—
18.09
8 24
Ins Co_—:
!——
Life
_u
'
1
:—
inc.
Scudder Stevens &
2.88
-1
Fund Inc—
Fund
Revere
2.71
Petroleum, shares———. lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc... _1
Guardian Mutual
4
Republic Ins Co—k_k_5
Govt Employees* Insur (0 C)—4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_i.50
Great American —_-^.kk5'
Gulf
39%
15.26
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
'
lc
Insurance-
&
Interstate
16.55
Fund——_—1
Putnam 'Growth Fund——_1
Group Securities—,
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares-.
2.50
14.46
„
(Geo)
Scudder
2.46
—1
—1
Inc_^
Globe
12.29
13.96
: ,
-1
Square
Putnam
13.51
—r——,-4c
.
America
of
Glens Falls
—
2.42
12.43
——-
stock
Common
Fund
2.21
*
lc
series—lc
series.—.lc
Series
Bond
Inc—— 1
Funds—
Custodian
k_4
tS F)—:
Inter Life Iilc.
67 Va
Providence-Washingtoihui-is-uuTO
.
>58
62
Jefferson
—1
,
10.13
13.23
Mutual Fund
;
Peoples Securities Corp—— 1
Philadelphia Fund Inc—
—
Pine Street Fund Inc__—5<)c
Pioneer Fund Inc..———-2.50
Price (T Rower Growth Stock
Fund Inc
—1
Provident
Fund
for Income—1
Puritan
Fund Inc——
1
Penn
7.91
13.86
Fund
9.27
.v-i 5
20
Georgia
-62'.-
^5
10
Y
'
65%
al6.20
Fund—___ 1
Street
William
4Va
18%
9.74
11.37
Phoenix
58%
7.95
Oppenheimer Fund !_£__
Over-The-Counter"
Philadelphia
61 %
6.77
One
101
40%
lo
Peerless Ihsumnce Co.
1
4.24
6.19
England Fund——1——1
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc—.
,1
15.46
7.24 j
a23.36
.
19.12
Mutual Fund-—
6.13
5.61
3.88
,1.21
—
194
59
52 Va
;•
5
Pacific Insurance Co of N
91'-
25 Vb'
49
Northern
13.45
14.31
12.63'
1
Stock
Securities Fund Inc
'
11.56
•
New
19.05
16.59
Franklin
1
Stock
•
6.39
5.91
17.39
Series-,—— 1
Series
Income Series
13.86
17.53'
16.09
Ins Co of NAY.iuiii2.V2
47%
54 Va
-
"
Pacific Indthtfniiy. COu-i-—u!__3 %-.• •. 38
265
5414
Co——.
51
66%
55 %.
74%
43%
r-
33 Va
>
Firemen's Fund
24.40
Series/—1
Growth Stock Series,—:——1
18.53
66.30
22.56
_
Dividend
Nor then stcvit Ins) 1 r a nee--;.2 3 % - ■ -22
Fidelity & D'eposit of Md—_5
3.22
*.
Series—:
Series
Bond
18.34'
3.16
beneficial interest
Balanced
:
19%
:«9
I-«s-'•
184
General Reinsurance Corp-w-^10
National Securities Series—
York'Fhte
lli'ID
252
;_'_5
Fidelity Bankers Life -Ins—
Franklin- Life
Shares
——1
Nation Wide Securities Co lnc-1
National
Investors
Corp.:—- — 1
9.93
Newt
63
Assoc—
Insurance
52%
45%
North River.Vi:i--i_«kik=-v-_i2.50 >
89
5.08
«f
Co
31%
42%
43
k 31
.
221' *
-5
50%
70
11.23
1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
—5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc—.u—1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co,Inc—1
Mutual
15.81
4.70
15.54
NY_2
:
49%
Hampshire
Federal
17.09
10.23
Mutual-Trust
of
94
98":
157
•
2934
New
Pioneers- Home -Owners
Group
Employers
25.11
Growth. 1
Mutual Shares Corn
Insur Co
Life
47%
'
5
65%
E'mployers Reinsurance-Corp—5
'23.23
AA conv__kk_l
Nationwide Gorp class A__:
-17%
>
60 Va
-
V"'1
148
67%
Eagle Fire Ins Co .(N J) —1.25
19.02
Investment Fund-—_1
Fidelity Capital Fund
Founders
J, 16.16
...
Natl Old LiheThs
/
49'/4
Life & Accident' Ins-kkiWlo ' 2-13 %-v
Natl
67%
>
)
6
-
.•91 %
47--
Continental Casualty Co—^—,5
Crum & Forster Inc
10
Investing Foundation—1
14.38
Energy Fund Inc-—.
i——10
Equity Fund Inc——*——20c
Federated Growth Fund-——25c
Florida
Continental Assurance
3.19
Invest Founds
t—50c
Fund
4.57
Mutual
3.77
Industrial
4.18
2.92
Mutual
9.52
Y) "rA":2
(Ky) 2
Connecticut General Liitv—__ 10
17.40
iit.kVi_._lO-
Na tion at FReakCkik-10
16%
-
k 40
Comwealth Life Insur Co
19.09
21.76
Casualty „|N
Citizens
11.13
8.76
5
2.55
14.79
1 Vb
54
-
61
-
Insurance Co:
2.54
Mutual
Corp—-1
Monument Life '(Baloi
"
'
46%-
61
..
2
3.62
17.47
20.02
(N J)
2.33
lc
Inc",— —-,1.
Massachusetts Life Fund—
.
•
Units of beneficial -inl.erest_._i
11.76
Citizens
4
10.18
—50c
16
62
10
2.32
lc
Fund
1C.62
10.76
Boston
4.04
3.70
,,
Special Investment shares—lc
"Transport shares ———,— lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33%e
Mass Investors Growth Slock;
14.90
8.20
11.57
Shippers—
38 Va'
176
"
-
86
National Union I'ire_k_—
&
34%-
: -44
15%
_5
3.31
shares
Puper shares—
Petroleum shares
16.94
13.63
~
AssurahCekl2.50
Midwestern United-Life. Iiis Co_l
6%
—
2.95
2.70
—-1——1 c
shares—lc
Industries
General
12.15
•
16.46
,
Merbhants-Ffre
34%
>
Beneficial Standard .Life,
—
•
shares
Electric
Metal
1
18
80%
'
-14%
Mercury
Re-insuranee
94 Va1.
.
130,
169
Insurkkk^
32%
13.54
10.39
Financial
Amer
12.82
3.44
Electronics Investment
i
36%
123
Maryland Casualty
1'
Mass Indemnity •& Life-Iiisi—-s.5-
16%
,.
Inc-1
12.43
9,48
—
Companies
17.19
11.42
Fund.—_.
Life
Life
National
36-. :
of Tenn 3
74
1.
:
Assurance——5
(Newark N Jj__2.%'
Income Trust—
1
Investors Inc—1
Stk Fund Inc—1
11.63
Balanced
Home
11.73
12.60
Stock Fund
(Jacksonville -f'la)
American
Insurance
10.61
..
Loyal Amer Life "Ins Co Inc-— 1' %5%
Insurance
10.39
'
83%
Life
Inc___kl
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund-. 1
Dividend Shares ———25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc:—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
1
'
79
,,
.•
Life
11.12
•——
Howard—-
General Insur Co_1.50
Heritage Life Ins—
16%
.
Income Fund
&
Lincoln
15.16
————l
Eaton
13%
5.02
—
——.—
Fund
12
15%
19.5-9
Mutual Fund Inc__—1
Vegh
Delaware
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
15.38
18,11
Investing Co Inc—1
Delaware
Life Insurance Co of Va-l___kl0
1'5:78
Preferred
De
35 Va
5
(Wash D C)k__ 1
Amer Nat Ins- (Galveston)
1
Western Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund—__1
Vegh
32 Va
preferred—_k
conv
35%.
'
Life & Casualty Ins Co
I $1.25
43%'
-
•
33 Va
t—1
Ftind
Ask
31
Stks)— 1
Fund Ltd-1
Internal!
Keystone
11.56
Crown
De
—
(Low Priced Com
S-4
4.13
13.15
Com
Bid
American
14.23
S-3
Stocks)_—1
Stock)
1
13.04
9.91
;
par
American
25.00
17.49
Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders .Trust Fund—
'
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
16.00
Consolidated Investment
Series B
S-l
8.47
r-l;;
—— 1
Fund Inc
Fund
Concord
6.27
5.95
1.15
Inc—1
Fund Inc
Composite
5.74
Fund)
(Growth
K-2
,
Insurance
14.03
Commonwealth Investment-—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—.-1
'
—1
1.81
"
Gen Fd^.,—1
Composite Bond. &
10.28
Life
Co
14.02
Energy—.
Commouw'lth" Int'i
26 »/4
19.92
.
,-lc
Inc Fund
Commonwealth
24Vt
Bonds)
Aetna Insurance
.
39%
Jersey Insurance'Cd' of N Y2k_10
Lawyers Title Ins- Corp (Va)
5
32%
Liberty Life AssuranceL'_l—u(-2 - >33'
90- .'
Liberty Natl Life-Ins (Birnu-^-2-31" -'
Life Assurance Co of Pehnak_5
39%
9.42
Agricultural Insurance Co—
10
American Equitable Assur
^-5
American Fidelity & Casualty-5
36
10.40
12.32
of
Growtn .&
Colonial
16.62
9.52
10.58
Boston———--1 *
Chemical Fund Ine_———_50c,
Colonial Fund Ine——1 ;
Chase
15.23
Knickerbocker,
1
Fund
Century Shares Trust
1
Priced
(Lew
B-3
5.58
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Stock
127
9.12
International Growth
* Growth
133
—_5
Managed .Funds—
_
179
Aetna
5.45
Canadian
——_i—
172
23.99
1.64
Ltd — —_
1
Fund Ine__;——--1. *
Fund Ltd
10
21.99
.
10.36
3.78
•.
Ask
141
25.54
B-4
12.10
Bid
133
24.47
9.48
Canadian
(1954)
4.84
al7.36
1
California Fund Inc—
Canada General Fund—
9.00
4.53
Tar
Casualty & Surety——10
Aetna
(Discount Bonds) ^1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
7.59
6.89
Companies
*
A3k
Bid
Par
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
2.56
2.33
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Aberdeen Fund -J:
25c
Advisers Fund Inc
:
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares—
1
American Investors
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust-,—_—*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "AC InC—1
Axe-Hougliton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Hougliton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science .& Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Temple I on Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc:..!.—,—
--1
Broad Street investing—50c
Bullock Fund Ltd———
1
Mutual Funds—
v
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
(562)
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When
-V,
k Admitted to* listing on the
issued.
yEx-^stock dividend.
Volume
OF: BANK
stand
it is
ago.'^Pre¬
year
same
week
in
comparative
Our
1,353,914
2,312,570
+ 44.2
1,883,406
1.411,484
0.1
1.835,282
1,879,662
2,262,833
2,517,338
—
2,108,764
4,555,043
31~9
6,052,912
4,774,635
1,133,000,000
+ 13.9
1,227,000,000
1,120,000,000
3,298,313
5,453,601
—39.5
5,728,551
4,871,058
7,462,152
7,499,867
—
7,974,009
8,230,165
4,093,157
4,004,840
7,259,276
*
;
(a)
York—
+
0.5
(a)
7,460,276
7,743,062
32,278,107
15,591,890
27,298,310
+ 18.2
8,723,708
26,819,579
14,771,782
+
5.6
12,366,069
13,011,479
1,365,931,291
1,205,871,555
+13.3
1,304,566,469
1,191,667,221
+ 17.1
14,372,133
11,215,259
8.4
349,927,476
746>913,829
310,171,560
59,965,400
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
New
Total
CLEARINGS- -RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1959
6,006,354
;
Wilkes-Barre
sum¬
1960
or
1,290,000,000
;
Philadelphia
■/:.».
;
1,951,736
Reading—
At this
1961.
Ipc.
Dec. '/o
1,882,463
(a)
Scran tan
gain for the week ending Friday of 13.3%.
a
for this week follows:
i
+
Chester
Lancaster
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals
year.
1961
g
Third Federal Reserve
1962
■
,
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
corresponding week last
$29,576,300,397 against $26,264,019,487 for the
center there is
mary
a
'
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
States for which
above those of the
at
with
compared
47
Week Ended Jan. 20
CLEARINGS
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 27, clearings for all
the United
of
12.6%
based
us
increase
an
(563)
Bethlehem-:
of the country,
cities
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
be
6129
COURSE
THE
Bank
Number
195
cities)—
(9
:
3.7
—
23,308,889
'
•
Week Ended Jan. 27
;
1962
•.
1961
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
'
I
New
York—_
Chicago
V
.
_i—
$16,153,910,582
—____;
$14,252,756,567
1,239,119,310
_
i,226,368,665
4
Philadelphia/——
1,178,000,000
liiy. 1-i
J. Boston
.
Ohio—Canton——
[lO
+
15,920,055
Cincinnati——..
981,000,000
+20.1
738,284,935
■
v
860,944,351
—
+13.3
+ 16.6
13,600,417
369,424,877
340,67.0,399
+
741,562,194
.
Cleveland ~l_—r
+ 11.7
93,441,700
663,722,884
79,640,500
+ 17.3
77,692,900
17,010,413
.15,822,462
+
7.5
14,965,269
13,200,861
14,537,471
485,686,709
:
13,258,778
420,479,048
+
9.6
"+15.5
16,021,324
498,409,642
12,871,835
445,037,531
1,737,583,419
1,547.194,488
+12.3
1,718,302,573
1,466,166,463
—
!
Columbus—
'
Kansas
.i'
Cityy——:
525,691,656
.Li,—_
427,400,000
St.. Louis——-
-Skn
.,c.
.__—.lyyj;—v
Other
cities,
five
414,918,900
+
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh—
8.5
Total
+10.9
$22,726,638,525
$20,266,732,323
+12.1
5,708,051,560
4,997,739,305
+14.2
$28,434,690,085 $25,264,471,628
—_
days—„„
+12.5
,
cities,
;_iv
dayj
one
7—
!
__:_i
Virginia—Huntington
1,141,610,312
999,547,859
-
V
.Total
•
*
all
cities* for
Estimated
week—
$26,264,019,487
Carolina—Charleston-
'
Complete and exact details
issue of next week.
our
week
covered
by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
inasmuch
cases
Nashville—
the week ends
as
Jan.
20.
For
the week
was
increase
an
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1960.
same
at
this
center
increase of
an
of
New
York-Reserve
District
the
5.9%.
totals
Cleveland Reserve District the
We
of
show
totals
Total
9.6%, the bank clearings
1
following
an
improvement of
,V;
:
:
///Week Ended Jan. 20
1st Boston
?'2nd New
3rd
-
York
J,
5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
8th St Louis
:
—iu
llth
■
1961
1961
\ 1962
V
Inc. or
Inc. or
Dec. %
1960
./.I960
16,940,129,291
We
.
week
now
ended
6.2
14,407,610,019
+
'954,254,375
.
13,832,632,578
1,205,871,555
+13.3
'l,304,566,469-
1,191/667,221
1,547,194,488
+12.3
1,718,302,573
1;466,166^463
6
"
928,235,228
828,649,101
,+ 12.0
830,341,515
"
1,793,182,624
1,660,582,219
8.0
1,655,114,093
2,045,321,375
1,906,396,618
7.3
1,876,518,734
945,707,168
898,053,609
5.3
889,349,707
857,184,912
802,240,157
6.8
772,422,760
723,574,836
"
866,538,658
3.1
812,516,201
•
•
-893,809,689,
779,187,274
•:,
-
696,258,887
•
1,770,771,563
+
11.94
Rapids
'r
*
9.6
13,673,783,298
12,315,544,423
four
New
New
)I1
:
;..y
,
1961
•
■
$
"
.1—_L—
Lie.
or
1960
;
Dec. ■%
■<
$
■
1959
■
•
/
$
Total
-
4.2
3,727,456
3,727,229
+ 17.2
6,485,999
834,986,462
; + 13.4
855,677,867
4,269.859
'
3,694,241
+ 15.6
-
.2,241,045
;
859,284
,
3,595,021
18,615,056
+ 23.0
66,975,673
54,469,189
25,383,464 ,'. + 21.1
-
'
4,059,502
3,541,052
15,184,628
16,487,556
62,140,119
13,213,612
'•
44,819,477
24,572,054
„■
24,626,259
41,931,000
+ 18.7
47,047,100
Total
3,673,313
7,734,051
—12.5
1,272,963
1,438,880
7.3
1,392,646,292
1,229,405,185
7,652,096
15,020,363
—13.3
+ 9.4
+15.1
+
8,799,512
,
5,778,165
18,210,705
12,433,936
.
,
15,343.161
11,377,716
1,906,396,618
+16.5
8,218,038
6,920,287
7.3
1,876,518.734
1,641,822,165
+
446,200,000
459.100,000
2.8
464,200,000
406,400,000
276,396,595
,4
239,940,346
+15.2
237,320,217
207,715,838
195,726,092
+ 12.2
184,492,710
151,482,533
219,539,538
—
'
—
'
3,571,035
3,287,171
+
8.6
3,336,780
2,422,272
945,707,168
898,053,609
+
5.3
889,349,707
768,020,643
—«——
Ninth Federal Reserve
4
8,851,271
9,355,206
5.4
8,367,006
8,532,396
543,006,461
+
7.8
537,118,681
490,516,128
:—_———
585,497,879
218,897,668
200,793,889
+
9.0
187,574,243
13,098,756
11,877,778
+ 10.3
12,645,716
181,680,984
11,714,569
5,271,132
4,798,097
+
9.9
4,072,194
4,970,172
6.803,835
7,525,612
—
9.6
7,200,376
18,764,371
24,883,114
—24.6
15,444,544
7,334,710
18.825,877
857,184,912
802,240,157
6.8
772,422,760
723,574,836
—.—
Paul
St.
District—Minneapolis—
Duluth——__„
—
Minneapolis
/
Helena,
Total
1
—
—,___——
*
—
cities)
(7
—
Wichita
+ 28.2
3,274,758
1,016,882,420
+14.5
1,046,090,802
954,254,375
New York—
•
41,695,189
+ 50.1
151,810,028
-
+ 12.6
-
170,909.977
3,934,992
1-5^44,261
46,993,286
:
53,247,574
171,180,006
143,574,383
^
v" ■"
y
—
New-Jersey.—™
..
^
734,042
965,812
+
9.9
9,918,371
10,194,651
+
2.3
184,775,482
190,094,945
8,978,881
11,099,263
13,041,016
+ 27.9
40,586,615
65,354,052
—37.9
47,465,385
44,256,324
555,902,804
568,889,501
—
2.3
533,658.419
481,600,142
15,234,740
—
1.2
15,909,849
16,216,671
8,395,256
7,384,363
+ 13.7
7,939,812
6,838,843
812,516,201
760,297,168
16,681,258
Joseph—
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
TotaJ. (9 cities)
866,538,658
—
,,7
3.1 :
893,809,689
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas17,191,302
—.—
6,117,000
Galveston
5,899,000
•
7,116,591
45,547,560
3.7
6,687,000
6,728,000
696,258,887
7,775,476
7,819,454
7.4
14,303,688
14,116,667
+11.9
16,193,444
779,187,274
543,774,269
46,862,401
+ 16.2
6,123,412
14,993,042
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport_™r
13,834,070
612,052,422
1.1
+
49,682,749
Worth
14,780,128
+ 13.2
+
603,909,360
—
Dallas—
+ 19.6
14,450,922
683,534,110
50,235,229
Texas—Austin
702,502,115
631,779,020
10.4
239,311,514
—
Total
(6
1
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
Lake
+ 20.5
3,841,559
3,161,766
+
7.6
3,648,043
3,264,858
16,465,458,542
+
.
■
5.9
13,910,380,568
+ 14.3
51,834,706
+ 20.6
33,187,394
79,628,830
+ 17.6
85,306,786
109,510,815
~+ 15.0
101^17,671
16,940,129,291
6.2
14,407,610,019
13,832,632,578
6,231,330
6,560,302
245,561,
+ 13.0
233,155,461
224,489,108
143,201,962
128,054 927
+ 11.8
121,439,651
108,348,413
-29,313,904
—
1
+
—
.
•/
45,500,454
37,507,650
12,188,958
10.558,470
2.9
17,720,865
14,075,559
—
18,544 ,078
*1,770,771,563
8.2
—
12,275 ,625
.18,010,449
21,723.939
746,276,682
+ 20.0
47,296 ,324
43,426,239
14,728,494
34.829,468
20,091,754
839.547,262
3.8
+
16,888, 965
864,550 374
*
33,641,629
8.6
+12.5
.+
28.239 948
18,342,219
972,795,393
Barbara————_
95.646,782
17,997,722,200
Santa
1.6
772
6,685, 309
—---
Fran«isco._-
'San. Jose
223,712, 347
——__
Pasadena
47,009,540
-31,416,646
—
13,376,743,826
52,467,929
—
City—
California—Long. Beach
San
241,328,823
246,924,963
6,580,960
277,446,980
—
—,——
'1,591,809,669
■"
59,990,136
i,
Jersey—NeWark^yy^-^--—-^cities)—
17,437,569,109
3,266,038
4,875,274
-
125,970,920
-
1,150,899
1,015,578
+ 29.1
210.796,810
<'
___^
Oregon—Portland
'
;
8.1
—
904,601
10,915,871
—
———
—
Utah—Salt
^....62,580,952
_yy__'y
1,288,735
I
3,044,200
1,164,207,385
•?*
+
City-
1,183,923
+
—
15,050,065
Kansas—Topeka
'
■'v
Total .(a
50,530,736
21,103,314
15,345,218
2,045,321,375
cities)
(4
Minnesota
39,510,900
4,709.827
—___.
New: York
Nortliern
55,315,851
20,266,376
.
—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Fort
.■49,756,000
——.
yi-—
By
3.6
+15.4
.9,629,877
10,844,253
3,735,983
1,755,341
16,456,400
+ 21.7
30,728,645
,
2,192,884
/
+ 26.8
15,966,060
V
3,969,107
+ 20.4
—76.1
w_______u_
Buffalo
New.'
—
66,533,153
.
—L
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
795,577,226
___
Elmira
■:'
8,440,381
87,174,000
''
5,518,468
L._——___
'f* '■ '
2.0
——_
Cities)——
(17
Missouri—St.
St.
+
'19,432.930
±2-1
—
9,005,355
9,690,278
Missouri—Kansas City—
2,698,186
Second Federal Reserve District
r
146,627,245
1,392,443,379
Yakima
,
178,867,582
215,573,863
v'
'! 23,601,464
■>jamesiown
3,667,857
9.2
1,750,667
Washington—Seattle
v
5,455,625
+
8,821,211
1,168,177
8,031,055
—
York—Albany
—17.1
8,397,350
Peoria——J
16,431,592
Rockford—J———17,655,581
Springfield
11,415,642
-
13,54^,360,
—12.4
1,494,156,383
:
;
V
,103,378,000
'
+12.6
13,001,136
4,863,143
;
16,011,993
+75.2
101,712,000
11,996,697
4,296,514
—____
Hampshire—Manchester
New
11,010,586
'
185,604,310
.
947,287,433
.y... Total (12 cities)^—
•
2,796,864
10,544,131
showing the figures for each city for the
4,476,795
Rhode. Island—Providence
1,478,617,747
18,201,336
22,799,677
2,000,131
Nebraska—Fremont—
—1__L_l._'_-—j__
Haven
1,655,114,093
3,621,130
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
statement
years:
1962
Connecticut-r-Hartford
8.0
11,524.619
25,299,481
Dakota—Fargo
13,522,419,161
springfieid
Worcester
+
15,375,002
22,558,894
Dakota—Aberdeen
9,411,289
Bedford
235,760,836
+12.4
64,117,337
North
25,692,288,249
Massachusetts—Boston
"New
312,377,485
—20.3
Moines—
South
27,584,163,866
Portland
:
1.3
—27.9
.
631,779,020
7.5
Maine—Bangor
^__
654.221
—
6,712,008
4,032,897
1,445,698,414
14,814,003,988
for
River__J_
772.949
18,130,290
202,685,738
•
702,502,115
29,987,877,703
$
Lowell,
16,963,677
23,726,079
19,288,796
1,568,828,878
+ 11.2
1,591,809,669
,'32,251,573,097
First Federal Reserve District-
Frill
247,566,922
1.9
5.9
4,837,461
Decatur
760,297,168
Clearings at—
/'
264,884,606
+
.26,678,164
-
Week Ended Jan. 20
-
+19.3
—
14,458,119
768,020,643
"
detailed
our
333,767,121
District—Chicago-
.___
City—,
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago—
1,641,822,165
4V
10
20
7,933,679
352,115,699
1,478,617,747
"
City____
add
1,660,582,219
Sioux
797,757,619
9
Jan.
303,965,217
6,363,920
8,058,288
+10.5
Eighth Federal Restrve District—St. Louis—
1,046,090,802
'1,737,583,419
..v Total _____——107 cities
,
844,925
8,793,470
+ 15.4
1959
+14.5
1,016.882,420
Dallas—-__i. "
Outside -New York
16,832,808
1,793,182,624
—
1
273,164,790
795,278
299,968,000
Haute
Montana—Billings
(■
8.0
11,387,956
Iowa—Cedar
.
-
^
City—/.
12th San"Francisco———
+
7,899,457
6,625,877
35,526,426
-•
1,365,931,291
.' 9th Minneapolis—7
10th Kansas
434,400,000
17,152,803
—————
-
10
___:
161,269,620
479,500,000
113,907,000
Terre
1
17
.
7th Chicago
172,456,075
5.7
326,002,962
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago
7
.___
39,191,844
7.8
+
Indianapblis-
the Dallas Reserve District the totals
-1,164,207,385
Pluladelid)iit-ii—v:r110 J
_—_ _
9.6
+
South Bend—
7.3%; the St. Louis Reserve District
y 17,997,722,200
—;.T—9 "
l'_ y y
+
490,400,000
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
: :
:
y———12 cities —
4 th Cleveland
,
cities)-
(10
Rapids—
Lansing——
Indiana—Fprt Wayne
Des
increase of
an
37,374,697
173,090,210
350,384,238
Orleans——
Grand
in the
6.2%;
furnish/a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:-
we
797,757,619
8,534,931
;
Seventh Federal Reserve
•
^
830,341,515
Michigan—Ann Arbor
note that in
gain of f 1.9%, arid ip the San Francisco Reserve District of 11.2%.
Invthe
"
-
a
+12.0
7,647,688
—
—
record
828,649,101
.__
Louisiana—New
larger by 12.3%; in the Richmond
are
loss of 3.1%, but in
a
135,100,127
387,028,789
Mobile
5.3%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.8%. In the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals register
387,831,772
149,440,569
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the cities according to the
group
Reserve District by 12.0%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 8.0%.
Reserve District has to its credit
8,778,486
395,022,325
.
Macon
'Boston Reserve .District of
14.5%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 13.3%.
In the
10,251,332
8.7
+ 42.9
40,955,472
Florida—Jacksonville-
7.5%, the aggregate clearings for
Federal Reserve .Districts in which they are located and from, this we
the
5.5
+
$32,251,573,097 against $29,987,877,703 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
+
137,620,359
518,500,000
Augusta
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
there
10,636,076
396,303,707
186,596,701
\
—
—
Georgia—Atlanta
elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and
239,721,579
928,235,228
1—
cities)
(6
Alabama—Birmingham
we are
21,522,000
247,285,240
11,220,941
430,751,198
Columbia—Washington
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
appear
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the
4,803,655
23,329,638
0.5
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
the
for
5,012,411
+ 29.6
—
+12.6
-1
-
5.1
+
21,742,000
256,798,682
196,623,080
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
5,548,277
28,169,000
255,637,292
—
+14.2
$29,576,300,397
—
5,833,717
—
Richmond
Total
i,
—,
Virginia—Norfolk
South
All
cities)
(7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Total all cities, five days__
*
u—
9.6
..,-347,690,927
——
Youngstown
1.9
601,996,961
385,538,900
_—„_—;
Ten cities, five -days—
r!f
+
'
'
■
^
805,383,917
422,695,338
i—_J—__
+" 7.5
873,844,000
<
:
397,600,000
659,494,388
Francisco-^-L^iV--*---i^--;i-
Baltimore.
Mansfield
*.
5.0
+
,
•„; Pittsburgh ___—y_+„—_y__L_y
;
Cleveland- y_—y^yyiyy
/ i
-500,731,451
613,704,017
<','.'37,896,869
—
X*
i
93,624,984
,
•'
-t'"-
31,147,411"
'78,836,438
Total
(10
cities )_li__4.
—■
1
1
,
Grand
total
(106
cities)_
—
1
+11.2', " '.l,568,828,878
.it,445,698,414
7.5
27,584,163T.866
25,692,288,249
9.6
13.673.783.298
r
32,251,573,097
29,^87,877,703
14,814,003,988
13,522,419,161
+
*•
.V"
Outside New York
+
(a) Clearings
City—_—
discontinued.
.
12;315,544,423
48
Pursuant to the requirements of
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
below a record for the week just passed.
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
1962
19,
TO
BANK
JANUARY
OF. 1930
ACT
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
INCLUSIVE
1962,
25,
,
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
Rate
Buying
Noon
Cable
for
transfers
in
Argentina, peso
Jan, 24
Finland, markka
•
.0386312
.0386250
.0200857
.0200862
.0200850 "■
.0200862
.957187
.956875
.956796
.956770
.210500
.240500
.210512
-.210500
i
.00310846
.00310846-
-■
.0386250
:
.00310846
.204041
.204050
.204050 :-•
.250275
.250275
.250175
,
.204050
.250200
.210466
.210466
.210433
.210433
2.811175
2.811000
2.811260
2.810900
Ireland,
pound
lira
v
.
,
2.812300
■
••
•'
.210566
,
•
.00161100
.00161100
.00161087
.00161087
if
15
.00276233
.00276233
.00276233
•.00276233
.327700
.327833
.327800
.327866
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277141
.277200
.277300
.277241
2.783069
2.783341
a
-Feb
Feb. lv 1964—j*
no
,1
a
—Mar 1
1, 1962_
—.—\r *
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
r
i_Mar"'l
15^year 5% -bonds dim: March -1^.1972^—*——
Carrier Corp. 4Vz %
subord., debs.'due Feb. -1, 1982__ —Feb. 1
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
—Feb
1
6% cumulative preferred shares_jL__————7Diamond National Corp.—
.00161087
.00276233
—
—Feb
1966*b-:
1,
debentures due Sept.
3%%
.00310846
.204050
due. April
:
debs, dated. Feb. 4, 1952 due
Co.—
3%%
.00310846
.250183
franc
Page
Associates Investment
.210650
i
America
of
Co.
Aluminum
.0386250
.956312
......
_
Engineering Co., Inc.—
&VZ%- convertible debentures
t
2.240876
«
3
L
„
France
(Metropolitan)., new
Germany; deutsche mark
India, rupee
yen
2.240047
2.239840
.0200855
.0386375
:
„
Ceylon, rupee
Italy,
.0120554
.0120554
.0120554
2.239980
:0120554
-.
;
.
Date
Company and Issue—
$
Adams
.0120554
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Japan,
Jan. 25
$
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Thursday
Wednesday
$
2.239760
;
United States Money)
in
Jan. 23
Jan. 22
.*:,
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
(Value
York
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Jan. 19
New
notes,
of corporate bonds,
be found a list
will
Below
preferred 1 and common stock called for'redemption,
including those called .under jinking .fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or^ last" date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise .indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle►
>
-
JANUARY
•
Fund Notices
certifies daily to the Secretary of
of the world.
We give
countries
Sinking
Redemption Calls^ and
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
1962
Chronicle. .-"Monday, January 29,
and Financial
The Commercial
(564)
'
112
2766
-
.—Feb
.preferred stock—
91.50- cumulative
,' •
2767
1
——~~--
General Acceptance Corp,—....
6% senior debentures due Jan. 1, 1980————_
,
Malaysia,
Mexico,
malayan
dollar
peso
'.327866
•
.0800560 r
'
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
■
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound.
Norway,
Spain,
.0166506
.0350333
.0350333 '
.0166506
.
.0166506
.0166505
.193500
.231625
.231625
.231625
1.400199
1.400336
1.400249
1.400378
Kingdom,
2.810900
rand
pound sterling
2.811175
2.811000
""
1st
u
.0166506
-
2.811260
.193591, "
.231631,
.231581
;
1.400396
Gas
Laclede
'
\
ber banks increased
(In millions of dollars)
Demand
+
15,413
account
1,156
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
10
-
3
—
96
+
decreases
in
million
million in
677
—
$181
City,
1961
1962
1962
ASSETS—
Gold Certificate
Jan. 25,
Jan. 17,
24,
deposits adjusted decreased in most districts
included
and
the
San
of
$347
million
in
New
Chicago -District,
the
Francisco
District.
York
31
5lA%
debs,
16,569
31
—
45
outright
38
—
2
and
57
+
2
—
nil
Federal Reserve Banks increased $219
Bought Outright—
>
Certificates
'L—
1,680
1
Notes
13
Total
—7,370
outright
repurchase agreement
under
+
___■_
others
increased.';$153
286
S.
20
__
306
467
Jan.
+ 1,388
Total loans and securities.
in
Cash
items
Bank
28,305
+1,443
premises
Other
process
of
collection
4,882
(1,094)
—
./
'■
V/
300
+
-
~
Total
loans
and
Loans
and
3
Loans
adjusted!
29
Investments
Commercial
V
Total assets __*_L.
"i
■■
+1,470
-1,300
50,628
(1,791)
Loans
U.
'
Reserve
notes
(697)
299
v-
27,951
924
+
*
bank
reserves
.:—J-*
,U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
'
—
16,505
.,..
'
Other
__
,
+
+
44
—
9
,
52
—
;+ ; 12
Loans
:
Total
deposits
17.583
availability
items
cash
(1,094 )
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
'
524'"
30
Real
liabilities
U.
+ 1,368
—1,317
(1,791) 49,239
paid
Surplus
___.
Other
in
____
447
1
.
accounts
'
-
31
+
S.
71
54
.
,
+
888
___
_
capital
to
loans
purch.
pur-
1,300
to
35.8%
acceptances
115
—
3,392
the
eliminations
in
made
,
the
consoli¬
6%
+
of
shows
ended
the
the
following
Jan. 17:
justed;
savings
of
weekly reporting member
—
3
w<
598
; +-■
„
—•
+
82
-
1,364
+
•
System in leading cities
292
-,-/+'
principal
changes
securities
million
and
$304
deposits; and decreases
deposits
for
the; week
A decrease of $610 million In loans ad¬
+
319
+
;
.
/ 5,398
;
'
+
42
adjusted
and
in
holdings
million
in
of U.
time
S.
and
3,304
15'
+ ;:
3
—
,
$679 million
$641
million
in
in
de¬
demand
$246
and
industrial
loans
decreased
million; in the comparable week
decrease
a
deposits
-,
156,434
a
year
ago
decreased
or
$147 million, and their loans for
purchasing
"other" securities decreased $105 million.
carrying
Loans
to
nonbank
financial
million, compared with
a
$56 million.
decreased
$54
decrease of $113 million dur¬
ing the comparable week of
creased
institutions
1961.
"Other"
loans
de¬
,..
:
deposits—totalll
adjusted?
793
+
Eagle,
preferred
185
7
655
+
,
Lime
Eastern
+ 12,057
1
2-15
3-
9
2-20
J14c
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-15
2-28
119
69,088
+
637
1,877
•
,
—
—
5%
7
.
189
B
Stock dividend
—
641
619
—
.53
'.
.
/
*■
•
•'
1
1-15
1
1-
7V2C
4-
2
*3-15
25c
-
4-
2
3-15
official
banks
insts.,
etc
592
deposits
.
—
1,012
...
savings deposits—total^
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:;
—
42,362
^
-
+"
2,992
.
Commercial banks
Class
*
Electro
•
—
.
6,688
+
"
'
,70
.
2%
27V2c:
others
—*
2-14
1-11
2-20
2-
2
1-23
2-
1
1-15
3,- .1
-2-15
*
Emerson
Emmer
1
*
Consolidated
Class
Gas
iquar.)
—
approve
a
(Fla.)
Corp.
two-for-one
(Miami)—
split
211
Empire
4%%
District Electric, 5%
preferred (quar.)
+
153
+
572
Empire
Financial Corp.—
+
70
+
555
A
(quar.)—
pfd.
Oil
State
Semi-annual
?_
Co.—
.1—1
(quar.)
$1.25
—
?
(San
tExclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and after deduction
of valuation
SIncludes
reserves;
all
:*
deposits except those of U.
S.
:
banks.
.
Ulncludes
"♦Includes
shown
less
cash
certified and
time
>
*
.
officers'
checks
not
shown
•
•
:
separately.
i
Glass
^
-.
"1
"Ltd.—
Erie
Resistor,
Evans
Rule
90c
conv,
(quar.).***
5
pfd.
(quar.)—
—*
5-21
1-31
9
1-19
-
1-16
5%
1-31
1-10
3-10
■
25c
2-21
>
1-31
tl2V2c
(quar.).;————_____——
3-
50c,
87yac.
,.
22Vic
10c
.
1
12-30
1
,3-
5%
.
,
»
•
..
Heating Products,
A
2-
,
Equity Ck>rp., com."(stock dividend)———
$2 conv. preferred (quan);
——c—
Erie & Pittsburgh-gtd (quar.) _________
deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
".
&
6-11
5c
4%-
.
Enamel
*
separately.
"Not available.
•
and
items
5-21
35c
.
..
-
Government
in process; of - collection;
Year-ago comparison excludes change in deposits due to mutual savings
banks,
I"
6-11
20c
■
—
Emporium-Capwell Co.—
Stock dividend: 1*.—
individual loan items are shown gross., ;
demand
commercial
2-15
1
.
Empire Trust Co.- of N. Y. (stock dividend)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Francisco District).
1
2-20
25%
splits—.—
—,-l-
Special
tPrelimlnary
3-
$1.18%
Stockholders approved a 5-for-4
778
2;-
f
6c
+'■
+
•
Electric Manufacturing-
Glass
219
27
-1-15
2-28
•
—
1t24
2-6
3-15
..+
12,965
1-10
•
"1-26
Empire
ACCOUNTS—i
1-31
5%
.
2c
246
'.
1-15
4-2
12 Vic
—-
—
5,491
—*
2-
1-15
I
4-16
,r
25c
-
50c
Stockholders
—2,184
liabilities
2-1
;
$i.i2ya
-
dividend)
103
.
V- 5
$5.45
Elizabethtown
Borrowings:
Federal Reserve Banks
2-15
Trust-Units——1—l—
Elfun
587
(quar.)
;
(stock
5
1-18
Investors—
approved a ' 3-for-l
Electronics Investment
♦
2
(
Corp.
5
2-1
'
split—-*
Corp. (Del.)———
___
—
(quar.)
Stockholders
■
• '
2,155
.__
From
A
Instruments
Electro-Science
I *
.
.
191
+
167
'
37
;+
6,312
Foreign:
*
,
-■
* 30,458
political subdivisions
interbank—
69
»
deposits
and
Consolidated
1-
,lp
1
5c
-V
•
Products,* new common (initial).
V/2% preferred
(quar.):——
America
(Del.)—
2-
; $1.50
...——-
:
Stop'Nut Corp.'of
2-1
$1.75
—
_———
Elastic
-i \ *
33
304
+
2
-
;
Electro
and
2-28
3-15
2-
•
*
8
12-30
2-
Ekco
12,370
•'
10c
ivlfg. Corp. tquarrt/^—--ff-V——
Echlin
1-
9
,/;5% "• '
-
(accumulative)
(accumulative)
A
2-15
1-28
t$1.75
——
——
—
Corp.—
1-15
■
—
(quar.),
States
2-
,
$0.0105
—
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$6
*170
91
+
$7
(stock
Corp.
preferred
Eastern
3,253
40
4,738
.
915
+
27 VzC
dividend)
Racing Assn,—
.-«$1
679
interbank:
time
1
3-
!30c
(stock
Eastern
—
'-r-
Mutual savings
Governments,
1
3-
31V4c
Inc.
Common
93,186,
;_—[
2-
Ifoc'
(quar.)
(quar.)— _.——
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(accum.)—
Eastern Can Co., class A (quar.)
* 341
+
600
+
65,050
Government—
domestic
Holders
payable of Rec.
$1.50
pfd. A (quar.)—-L—
class A (quar.)—-
Corp.,
Dynalectron Corp.
the
$204 million. Loans to brokers and dealers
for purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government securities
was
6%
preferred: (quar.)
5%
463
—
^
"
'
■
Demand
4.753
,
—
LIABILITIES—'
CAPITAL
Wheri
Per
Share
(increased)—
H
Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)—*
Dupuis
of
net
448
157
r
l
'
.
assets/liabilities
Other
Commercial
Y
f
•
.
*
From
deposits credited to domestic commercial banks.
;
Bradstreet'
&
Dun
.1,994
+
"
71
;.
Governments, official insts., etc.——
of
Milner
4.80%
—
>
+ ' 155
"12,833
—
I
assets—net
Domestic
15
issue.
Company
Foods,
2,757
—
65
Savings
262
—Mar 28
5c
146
+
*
86
—
12,218
Banks-—*
—*
V
2
126
Other
Name of
Dumas
1,954
—
States
ls.Ls.Mar
1974—
1,
May
3,309
—
Time
this
in
Dulany
364
•
+
17,792
_____
56
1,587
Commercial
Reserve
increases of $292
Government
mand
statement
Federal
"1
Corp.—
due
Continued from page 13
Foreign:
banks
Rubber
debentures
conv.
i—Feb
—;•52
10
+
—
1,387r' * + '
"Commercial
The, condition
447
—Mar 20
stock-
preferred
DIVIDENDS
719
6,073
__
with F. R,
Domestic
447
2709
.
466
+
1,718
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
.' /States and political subdivisions——_
Condition Statement of Member Banks
second
conv.
,
—
17
33,954
._U__
___________
years*
securities
S.
*
.
is
37
2,963
U.
1—,
.
.
Co.—
cumulative
182
+
.
coin—
'
1
1964
;
.
♦•__•/
—
654
commercial banks—j"
securities—total——
Demand
-
21
due April 30,
Corp.—
672
-
;
domestic banks.
'
are
+
—
'
2,363
98
—
Feb
class A pfd. stocks-.—.Feb
402
337
'■?
5
1
-
years——
Total
'3
'
*4i
28
Corp.—
Vanderbilt Tire <fc
615
...
10
—
16,853
five
Other
preferred stock- —Feb
conv.
prior pfd. and 5%
conv.
-Y
•
City Rapid Transit Co.—
/ ... ,•
4%
collateral bonds, due Oct. 1, 1964—r_—
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
: , ,i
5% cumulative preferred stock-
153
V.
—"
13,407
year
five
,112
'
1
Mar
'
domestic
to
105
■
Ill
etc.—>
3
'2331
1
Jan.31
stock———
pfd.
conv.
subord. debs,
Rayon
♦Announced
147
—
Balances with
'
correspondents
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
>
1,348
i.
Page
/.'/
1
.
424
.
2,116
one
Other
+1,470
—2.1%
.6%
.+
5%
"
-
conv.
4.64%
3,263
>
-i
.•?
,/.,/•
_
—
One
-
+
Currency and
/
on
for
,
.
—
Government
Reserves
combined
liability
for foreign
dealers
securities
Within
of
gold
certificate
reserves
deposit and F. R. note liabili¬
Contingent
+
loans
estate
After
ties
'+
2
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing: "
17
+
(1,791) 50,628
Ratio
246
Treasury bills
1
Treasury certificates of indebtedness-—
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
—
to nonbank financial Institutions:
Other
Loans
Total
+
Date
'convertible preferred stock—
Southern Union Gas
8 930
+
321
610
157
-1
Twin
-'»■+• 8*566
—
—
„—
380
+
+
and
carrying:
or
403
:—
1,260
Sales finance, personal finance,
Other
Loans to foreign banks
34
+
2
—
63
+
496
—
3,642
'
5%'/e>
Skenandoa
1961
32,293
,4,
,,
Deferred
brokers
Government
Other securities
'
90
—
'
cumulative
Rapid-American
orr
Jan. 18,
1962
72,519
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government, securities
132
66
+
209
312
••••-,
______
'
593
—.
557
account
cumul.
6%
General Indicator Corp., 6%
•
118,691
______
Other securities
Deposits:
Member
to
S.
Jan. 10,
-
120,409
_
industrial loans
loans
chasing
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Loan&'fo
(In millions of dollars)
adjusted!
____
and
Agricultural
17,
19621
■
investments-
614
+
21,
.
/
...
+
•
■
Assets—
+
892
,—
111
assets
Corp.
$1.56
.
—
28,135
156
*157
:
Dddge Manufacturing Corp.—
'
____
securities
Gov't
-
Decrease (—) Since
_
U.
220
277p
'
t
■
,
Daffin
~
+1,388
««'
•
Electropics Corp.—
,A
". 5Va%
conv. subord. debentures due Aug. ,I,
1975. 4__Feh
.—Apr
Brunswick Corp.; $5 preferred' stoek_/*___—*_*•—
.
million;
'
Avnet
>
£dr-
million and
domestic commercial banks decreased $82 million/
1,277
•;
Total
;
-
Increase 0+)
28,135
bought
rowings from
+ 7,516
3,812
____,
35
—
19,984
Bonds
Held
273
2,659
; Bills
/-;/,;
<
Company and,Issue-*-
-Borrowings of weekly reporting member bariks from
Government securities:
S.
total of $191 million.
a
276J9
CALLED
ISSUE
SUE
ENTIRE
individuals,
partnerships, and corporations increased in all districts
581
—
159
—,
125
advances
and
coptances—bought
U.
7
+
(697)
Discounts
A
+
461
gold certificate reserves
219':
'2769
1
due
'
Total
Cash
o
-
Corp.—
Dec. 1, 1976———p.-—Feb
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.— '
;
1st mtge.. pipe line bonds.'-syft'^
series due 1980—-;—Feb
Savings deposits
increased $37 million; other time deposits of
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
;;
$129
and
a
15
1985—
15,
«
r'
'
(+) or
Increase
Decrease (—) Since
Jan.
mem¬
-Y
114
Feb
—Jan
due Feb.
series F bonds
Carrier Systems Inc., 6% s. f. debs, series JB_
iliijstn 31May, Stern & Co.,- 5% cumulative preferred -stockl
May Stores Realty Corp.—
Gen. mtge. 5% bonds due Feb. 15,^1977*———„-Feb 15«.
Montreal MetropoHt'an- .Cofp.—V*
YY-*' - 'a *
5%%> debentures due Feb: *1, 1985————Feb; 1
Northern Illinois- Gas Cb —;
>x,... ,V '
xw"*
•'
1st mortgage bonds; 5% 'series due* June 1, I984i_,._F6b
'V.
Pet Milk Co. AVz%
cumul. pfd. stock :——_—
Feb 15
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
.:
/ '
1st mtge. bonds 4j/2%
series due 1991—^—*———Feb
1..
$319 million, largely reflecting new
Treasury financing during the week.
1
■
Lynch
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
"114
4'%% series due May 1, 1982 and
-"1st mtge, bonds 47/8% series due July lr 1985-lil*- .—Feb
- ■
Lobiaw Leased Properties Ltd.—
• •
- ■
^ ~ ■, ■"4
2.812300
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
.218
1
1989—
bonds series L due Feb. 1,
Co.—
1st 63A%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
8
—Feb
1st mtge. bonds
"
'
—Feb
Co.—
1st mtge. 4V2 %
-
31
1989———-
series due
bonds, 5%%
mortgage
Inland Steel
•
2768
,__Jan
Power Co.—
Georgia
'
.0350333:
>
.193593
.193541
.193375
krona
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa,
United
.140250
.0350333
.0350166
escudo
peseta
Sweden,
2.784455
.140250
401
...
cumulative preference stock—
5Vx%
..
2.783425
.140250
.783168
140250
.140275
krone
Portugal,
•"/
.277100
<
—Feb; 13
1-12
..
2-/9
3-12,
2-28
3-16'
3-
2-15
1-31
*2"
Volume
Numfeer 6129
195
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(565)
49
1
P.
M.
O.
3.75%
Corp.,
Share
.;
2-
1
2-
Bros,
Extra
(quar.)
;
Farmers
2-
2-
5
1-19
2-
N.
Life
5
1-19
12-29
Common
Insurance
5%
■
4%
A
4-
1
3-15
20c
2-
1
1-15
Gossard
Corp.
Federal
Asphalt
Federal
Grain,
Products
Ltd.,
preferred
Federal
class A
Gould-National
Grace
2-28
12-30
Grace
Federal
Paper Board,
Federated
Fiat
Mfg.
ject
$2.25
First
General
National
Camden
Extra
1
2-16
37 Vic
3-10
2-16
27C
2-15
2-28
(Glens
-1---
Extra
2-
50c
2-20
2-
First Nat'l
Bank
National
Stock
5
1-
shares
75c
2-
1
Stock
1
2-
7VZC
1
(one
Credit
Bureau,
First
National
1-12
1-15
1
1-15
Growth
60c
2-
1
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
2-
1
1-
2
5%
1-31
each
of
(West
Southern
Union
First
Y.)
Firth
Sterling,
Inc..
7%
Avenue,
5%,
Cear
'Class
B-
ft
fcmar/
Foxbnro
& Machine—
1-31
1
1-19
2-
1
15c
"
.
2-1
,2-15
(increased-quar.)__
90c
-•».
dividend
(subject
to
stockholders: Jan.. 3L and
_-_
Fruchauf Trailer,
_
*
v
also
common
Corp.,
/.__<
class
A
I
2-9
1-15
2-
r
1-30
1
__ __
2%
-1
3-19
3-
6-11
•
5-25
1
Series
1
1-
10c
2-
1
2-
1
;
i5c
^
-
__
6-21
-
30 c
•
$1
*
•••
■
i
2-
'
33C
(monthly
1-31
8c
y
'
-v'.
3-31
preferred
General
/
30c
«
-
(quar.)—
-
1-31
^
'
quar,)^___.i
(quar.
$1'
45c
2-
1
(quar.)___
3-
10%
1-
Indicator
1
Motors. Corp. o
preferred (quar.)
S.4J5 preferred
2-15
T
3-
1
Public-
'
:
1-26
5-15
2-15
5-15
2-
9
4-
2
;
•
'
1
2-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
1
*
-
_i
-
$1,183/4
.-lw 8
3-15
30c
1$1.25
(quar.)__l___
1
PreSs
22 Vic
3-
Lamontagne Limit,
2-1
1-22
Lang ft Company
2-
5%
133/4C
1
1-
1
2,•
$1.30. preferred
B
$1.32
25c
2-15
5
Laurentide
1-13
16c
2-15
5V4%
1-12
2- 1
1-23
.
32 Vac
2-15
32 Vic
,__L
2-
'
.
1
3%
62 Vic
preferred
(quar.).__
Telenhone Co. of the
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of
General
preferred
General
preferred
6% ' preferred
Genesco,
1-19
Lehman
Co.,
new
Industries
2-1
1-19
1
1
1-
1-
3
$20c
2-
1
1-15
2-15
10c
2-
.•
$1.75
2-
1
1-15
$1.50
4-
2
3-15
$1.75
5-
1
4-16
13%c
—
(quaT.)
2-
1
(quar.)—
com.
1-19
"
20c
25c
1-31
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-
1
15c
1-31
35c
2-15
2-
-
3-10
2-20
75c
3-15
3%
.
.
.
■
4-2
4- 2
2-
25C
-
15c
)/.%/-
-
1-31
-
lr
1-18
'.2- 1
-
25c
;,$1
*- 2
2-
.
•?'••'/
1-31
1-15
7 Vic
'
4-16
1-16
Link-Belt
5-
1
4-16
Little
1-29
1-19
2-20
1-25
Lobttos
2-
1-15
for
Loblaw
"•
________
2-
2-
5
56 'Ac
*
5712c
1-
I-IO
2-* 1.
1-15
Investors
2-1
1-15
Iowa-Illinois
2-
5-
1
Stock
1-15
8c
2-rlO
1-25
8c
3-10
2-23
1
Special
1-12
1-12
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
51c
2-
1
1-10
6c
2-
1
1-
31'Ac
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
5c
2-
1
75c
-
$3
1-12
1-19
3-
(initial)
120c
$15c
1
6-
2,
1
.7-
'
5c
(from
1
1-20
1-30
1
1-30
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net
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1
2-
1
5c
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(quar. >
35c
(quar.)
^
Mutual
Gas
preferred
$4.22
preferred
Iowa
Power
&
Preferred
$1.12 Va
$1.75
2-
1
1-24
3-30
2-28
3-
2-
1
5
$1
-'
2%
2-28:
1-26
2-28
5-
1
$9c
&
(quar.)_;
1
6'Ac
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1
3-
1
2-15
3-12
2-23
90c
—
35 c
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47'Ac
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1-15
1-15
2-23
1-
1
8
1-31
1-15
2-
1
1-12
$1.29
2-
1
1-11
$1.24
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
2-1
1-11
$1.04
18c
2-15
1-25
50c
3-15
3-
1
$2.50
2-15
2-
1
75c
3-12
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1
Land ft .Exploration—
Lawrence
Power Ltd.—
$22'Ac
2-
1
1-19
10c
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
2-25
'
.3%
——
20C
.2-15
1-25
vh
6-15
4-25
5%
6-22
6-
U..4C
1-31
1-20
$10c
dividend-——;
3-15
3-1
1
3-31
2-15
1-19
1
*1-31
23-
1
"
1-31
L--*—**
M-G, Inc., class A—
Macassa Gold Mines; Ltd——
1-19
2-15
-
(Payment includes 5c
due
Macco
to
deferred in laa$ quar.
reorganization)
Corp.
*19C
(quar.)——1—
$1.09
;
3-15
..
2.
.
$1.11
-
Lynch Corporation (stock dividend.)—
3-31
5-
-'
cdmmon
2-
37'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Companies (quar.)
—-—
Lucky Lager Brewing—
^ Stock dividend (subject to the California
Commissioner of Corporations)—-—li—
Lucky Stores* Inc* (quar.
..
Light,
2*2-
1
25c
4%%
Stock
2-
$1.21
preferred (quar;)
Long
Island Lighting
(quar.)
Longview Fibre (quaar.)—
Lorain Telephone (auar.)—
Louisiana Power & Light—
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
4.96% preferred
(quar.)_
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
1-26
7
2-
1
1
4.84%
St.
2-
1
3-
II 'Ac
Lower
2-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
-.
i$1.3IVi
Canada-—
Eledtric, com.' (quar.)
(quar.
(quar.)_____-
com.
3-
c
3-
Lowe's
:
of
(Texas)
1-31
2
2-16
12-29
3-
(quar.)_________
Star Gas
1-10
1-
3-10
2-16
,
6VrC
1
1
1
3-10
3-
.
2-15
2-
1-22
2-
$70c
quarterly—
Louisville, Henderson ft St. Louis Ry.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
.
1-22
5
170C
—
2nd
Louisiana
2-
.
$37'Ac
common—.
1st preference A
Increased
in¬
5
14/60
Louisiana Gas Service (increased quar.)—
in¬
10c
Fund
Groceterias,
1-10
•
1-22
2-
3- 1
$4 A
(quar.)
prefeernce
Local Finance Corp., class A
•
1-12
2-5
$1.10
(quar.)
2-
income)
dividend
preferred
Loblaw
1-10
Lone
J^12.
160c
1-10
1
1
2-4
.
5C
—-
1-10
-
•1-1Q
3- 1
■,
55c
_________
1
-
—1-16
2-13
Class B
$1.50
2-16
2>.- v.,2t 5
•
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Ltd.,
Ordinary
ended Dec. 31)-
Companies, class A
1
2-1S*
3-10
(interim
Oilfields,
1
2-21
3-1
50c
37'Ac
common
preferenoe
Orig.
year
2-
3-7
,
50c
87^2c
(quaT.)
stock
1
income)
$4.36
.
10%
$1.25.
stock
1
..
2-20
60c
58 %C
Rubber
9
12-29
3-10
RR.—
Miami
22-
3-
6
1-31
60C
(quar.)
55 Vic
Ltd.—r«
Foundation Fund
A
Co.
2-
15c
2-1
/
HOC
;
2-
Interphoto Corp., class A (initial)^
17 VaC
;
Class B (initial)
;
$0.00'/a
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)_i._^_^.^ \ 12 Vac
1
5
—
30c
f
2- 5
-.-6%
12 Vic
V.
2-15
3-
1-19
2-15
4-
(Initial)—2\
51C
(quar.)—*
12-29
2-. 1
S"25C,"
53V4 C
$1.25 pfd.
1-29
.60C;
52 VaC
(qoar.)_^__
2-14
3-15
^
$2.40
(quar.):
class A (monthly)
5
40c
.
___——
preferred (quar.)__—
1
55c
3-
8
$1.12 M«
—
1
;
+
2-1*
4%
(quar.l_
Printing, new common
"Stock dividend
1-16
r;
$1.25
Harvester, 7%
pfd." (quar.)__
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
5% %: preferred (quar.)_____^^
4% conv, preferred B (quar.)
v
Co.
Extra .",—
2-
40c
5
$1.46
——
(quar.)_
Lincoln
1/3-15
1
International
,
—,—
Increased
►.
5-
$1
1-
1-18
3-
7'Ac
,
—
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. (N, Y.) /qnar; )
.
,
$1
25c
1-31
1-31
10c
$1.67
—
dividend
$1.25
!«
•International
1-15
=
Salt
$3.50
■'/
■
Ltd.
1-15
1-31
1-10
1-10
.
1-12
International Correspondence Schools World,
1-15
1-31
•
1-31
1-31
—
;
ij--';
(qnar.)
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)_____.
4Va%
1-15
40c
class
2
2-15
mvtc
Brothers, Ltd.
:—_—
Libbey-Owens-Fwrd Glass
———
... Liberty
Real Estate Ban'k ft Trust (Phfla;)
1-26
;r
(Stock dividend V,: (subject to/hpprovail
1-15 •
'.-••' \ of sharelndders Feb., 13)
——*
2-28
v
Liggett -ft Myers Tobacco ( quar.)
1-31
LiUy <m> & Co. (qtwrv)_—
2-28
Lincphi
National Bank ft Trust Co. of
12-29
Central New York (Syracuse) (stock div.)
3-15 r
3-15 v -r Lincoln National Life Insur. /Fort Wayne)
W
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Interchemical
1-15
1
-*
■
.'
50c
>
1-16
4-
1 '\
t26"Ac
,
1-31
$30c
.
(quar.)____:
;
Ltd.—
3-
""
-
.
1
'if' '30c
(quar.)
Breweries,
4-16
tlT'Ac
T
1-27
<2~1
$1
(quar.)_
____.
Growth
3-15
2
4-
1:31
10c
Lewis
1-19
"
iquai*.)_^_______
Ltd.,
2-20
$10c
(reduced 1
Co
stock!
or
Stock
2
Shares,
vestment
1-15
I
2-
27 Vac
dividend)
2-1
2-
$1.25
(initial)
(monthly)
Bell,
vestment
1-15
$1.12Vi
:
&
1-13
3-31
Miss.)— *
(quar.)
Lerner Stores. 4%% preferred
Leslie
1-24
2-
,
j
(quar.).
&
1-31
(Optional—cash or stock)
capital gains and 13 eents
from net ordinary income. Capital gains
distribution may be
received in either
cash
1
55C
Neville
Leece
3
1
"
Institutional
1-15
55c
-
.___
A
30c
I 87 Vic
,
H.)
Hose
Institutional
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp., class
A 1' (monthly)
2-15
1—13
$1.50
Co., common (quar.);
preferred - (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Glickman
Class
(P.
1
$1.27 Vi
(quar.)
(stock
3-
•
r
$1.25
(quar.)
Girltoiyn,.^Iuc.,,class A (initial)
4%%
5
1-26
from
2-
'
Co., common (quar.)——»
preferred
(s-a)-L
Gasoline
(quar;)______^_
;
Ingram
1-15
-
.
pfd.
(quar.)
common
1
-
preferred
Interior
,
Glatfelter
4!/2 %
5
1-
1
Corp.
($1.33
9
2-
preferred- (quar.
60c preferred
Southwest—
(quar.)
8
1,
•
the
$4.3G preferred C fquar.)__.
Getz (William* Corp
'
1-
1
3-
1-19
2-
25c
(quar.)^.*.
Institutional
Inc
common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred A fquar.)
$5 preferred
22-
62 Vic
(quar.)__
$5 voting preferred
Gillette
1
2-
gains)
Tire
&
2-
"
35C
Inglewood
>
Northwest—
Waterworks. Corp/, -5%
5.'10%
I
50c
*
2-
6414 c
preferred- ,(quar.
General
Girard
2-
14c
(quar )
(quar.)—
capital
Rubber
1-15
1
37 "oC
dividend)____
(quar.)
preferred
1-19
1-31
IOC
Lee
1
31 Vic
_1
preforred
1
(8c from net investment income and $1.59
1-15
2-
2- 9
5c
.
,
(quar:)___
preferred
6%
1-25
:
5,16%
-
1
3
6-
14c
(Jackson,
class A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
*
6W%
from
Ingersoll-Rand
1-25
2-15
•
•
.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)_.
$2 preferred (quar.)i__:
"
9-
27'Ac
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
2-
20c
-
of beneficial Int.:
(quar.)
;
(quar.)_/.i_^,__
:(*qnar.)____r_—
(quar.)
preferred
Industrial
1-25
2-15
33c
of Indiana—
Brick
1
Financial Corp.—
2-15
$1.25
17 Vac
common
preferred
$L50
1-25
Insurance
Secord
Laura
!
Power Co.,
4%
Income :.Prop>erttes,
Indian Head Mills,
1-25
2-15
.
3iy4C
(quar.)_____
General Telephone Co.
B
4.80%
5
:
C..~-
(quar.)
preferred
A
3-
$36c
56 Vic
-(quar.)i___^^
4.42%
5
2-
Liie
Lamar
1-10
2-1
3-15
12-
1-10
" :
9
1-25
1
6-15
—
1-10
1-30
Corp."(quar/)''
4.26%
-
3- 1
1-31
2-15
20c
Corp.,
Telephone
Crosse
La
12-26
9
25c
$4 pfd.-
(stock
Brick
prefen-ed
4.20%
1-8
27Vic
6
9
1-17
9-15
(quar.)
common
1
$ioc
4.70%
J
4-
2-
1-31
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5'A% preferred A
"
Power,common
(quar/)__
4.08%. preferred (quar.)
,
1-10
2-1
22 Vic
4-13
12-15
;
class A (monthly)
(monthly)
B
1
20C
y1-26
2-
12-13
9
2-24
——
1st
'
Illinois
2-28
2-23
"
5
'8'Ac
Corp.,
2-
N. Y.)___
York * (quar.)
New
Refrigerator
»
preferaed
Illinois
1-8
2-1
-
-
(quar.)
Company,
$4.30
v-'
—
(ouaf.
2-
3-
12c
(Mich.) (cruar.)
(Del.) (quar.)___
2nd preferred
'
$1.25
9
2-20
25c
>
(quar.)
preferred A
Idaho
«■•■'•
"
prefeiTed
$1.25
$2.20
Corp.
2-
(quar.-)'_l.ri^_--lu_A.^l
Erie Mortgage
preferred B
Hystter Gwnpany
yl-26
1-10
2-
,30c
3-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
z
2-
4%
(quar.)
common
5%
2-23
2-15
$1.10
^
9
3-15
3-26
75c
1-19
.
1-29
35 c
;
..
of
Production
&
v,5%
3-14
2-28
v
93% C
pfd.
(qnar.)_
v.
2-
4-13
40c
_:
7%
-
.
Telephone Co. of Caliiornia—
4%%. preferred (quar.)___
'■■57c
2-28
10c
18c
2-16
56 Vic
(Brooklyn,
Co.
4%
^
4-27
'■k
7 Vac
5%preferred (quar.)
General-Telephone Co. of Florida—„
i
6V.c
Lazard Fund—
Common
4-27
-
.
9
2-
1
5V2%
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—'•
-
General
,
1-16
55c
2-
dividend)
(stock-'dividend): ul,
Guaranty
4%-
1-26
25c
.
(quar.)____;
Utilities
4preferred
$1
2-
1
—
6%
1-12
Winston^(qitar.)
(Joseph) -Co.
Hydraulic
•
—
:
General Steel Wares, 5%
•
1
2-
—
—
75c
(quaT.)__
& Bearing
(quar.)_'_
(George A.) & Co.; (auar.)______
Hussmann
2-21
15c
'
-General
"
\ 3-
7c
7%
1-12
35c
Extra
r.,
25c
;
;
quar.)
preferred (quaivl
General Precision Equipment—
•
1-10
2-
Kroger
2
4-16
2-
Ball
Huron
2-15
'
Insurance
Hugoton
1-12
•
Title
—Hupp Gorp.,
4--5'
3-15
$1.12 Va
Corp. .(increased
1
;
1
3-12
Kratter
2
4-
1-30
10c
Hubinger Company (quar.
7
4-20
15c
A_j.
^
2-
3-12
Kosti-n
2-16
6
35c
62 Vac
Hugoton1 Gas Trust; Units
1-25
25 c
;
General
.
9
8c
9
10c
S.) Co.,
(S.
Class
_l_-__________
Rinehart «Ss
Home
; =
.
General Industrial Enterprises, class
General Mills, Dic...(quar.)
$3.75
9
2-
common
62c
(stock
Houston Lighting & Power,
,t
,1-17
3-10
;
15c
<
Hormel
3-15
3- 1
2-
-
i2yac
—J'.-
Investors—
preferred
General
,
2-
I
8'Ac
12-29
12 YaC
lVa%
common"
dividend
Hoover
-
>1-31-. > ^1-17
-
50c
.■
American
4V2%
.
1
3-
8 'Ac
~
,.f$l
3-
$1.12 'A
2-
.
40c
Y.)—
(N.
(quar.)
Furniture.
Home
2-15
-
9
2- 9
1
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—:—
Knickerbocker Blologic&le Inc." (initial)——
12-29
(increased-quar.)
Light,
Financial
Home
I
1-15
1-312-28
8c;
•
Holt,
12-29
•
8c
<
________
.
2-14
3-1
2-
3-1
,
3-
6
2-15
1-31
3c
Inc.
Stores, 5%
pfd. (quar.)_______;
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar. )__I_.
5%
preferred (quar.
Holt Renfrew & Go., Ltd^ (quaf.) ___1l
3—1 2
\
Gateway Sporting Goods (quar.)_;
itf±z22-„
Gateway. Transportation (initial)_-_L.__i.-^ijt General Acceptance: Corp^/vcommon (quar.)
j j 60C- preferred (quar.
y 60c
preferred..(quar.)!__-—
$1 preferred (quar.)
..
-
1-22.
1
$1.05
$1.08%
(quar.).
Company
Cotnman
3c
Holly
5-31
4-2
■.
^
_
\
2-28
•
-
V3-
50c
1-15
____
preferred (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. (quar.)^____^
Holiday Sportswear (initia 1)_^
12-30
3-21
12-29
1-23
95c
Coal
Stone,
&
K-l
Kresge
3
$$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5%
1-31
1-29
15c
1-20
1-29
'
$3.50
:___
—
1-15
25c
dividend)
(stock
7% preferred A (quar.)
'Hercules Powder Co.-— /
1-17
3-31
-
t30c
>
2-10
3%
Key stem e Alloys
2-
3%'
Marx
&
preferred
Stock
__•■
_
_
1
3-
25c
.
(quar.)__
pieferred:(quar.)
Gas Service Co. (increased
'
15c
5, ;
2-13
'
(quar.)
River
Kentucky
6
Hercules Gallon Products—
of
__
__
J
-
4%
•
2-
2-
pfd. (quar.)
Hempstead Bank (Long Island ■ (quar.)______
Heppenstall Co.. 4 % % preferred ( quar.)
1
the
of
4% preferred (quar.)
Fundamental Investors— •/
r
(Quarterly- from capital gains)
•
.
1-31
2-7
45c
•
->
./Monthly
Monthly
1-19
/'
3-
17^0
,
.
approval
_
Gamble. Skogmo, (quar,)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
r
Kentucky
1-12
___^
Stoies
Hawthorne
Hemenway
,
'
1-26
1
;
World,
Corp.- of America, com
5%- preferred (quar.
-
-
1-19
10c
____
,
2-15
(initial-quar.)
pfd.
Hat
1-31
12 VaC
Comoariv. imw* v/*'
Futterman
2-15
2-1
1-12
^
(initial)-
Co.
Ketchum
4.60% ">• hY()ferr6d^ TqiiS?. ),_r__________
,,
1.17
12 Vic
1-15
3-
both
on
(monthly)
Corp.
25c
,i
Schafnev
4.96%
1-15
1
"
Comptroller of- Currency) —!
:
&
Hartford-Electric
2-23
1-29
2-
'lOc
'(initial)
Co.
Fras.er Companies, Ltd. (quar!) __/
-Frosst (Charles E.) & Co., class A (quar.)_l
Class
A-- (quar.)
,
preferred
2-21
66 Vic
H-C7
(quar.)
Brace
-Hartfield
1-10
;
3-14
9c
20c
'
Stock,
v-
Hart
•.•/.Vo'/"*
"
Fraqklin Life Insurance Co; (Springfield, 111 J
Franklin National Bank of Long Island—
Quarterly '
:
:
,
Ltd., 5%
Stock -dividend
2-
"
(quar;)
Da vies
Ford Mtotor
-
dividend
preferred (quar.)—
Kellwood
w
Quarterly
1-9
$2
(quar.)____
'
;
1-10
________
2-28
(accum.)
Utilities (quar.
_/
Markets/4%- prd.--(s-a)__r_i
i/
/Fins
(initialV/_j__j__Ji:/__:/;:i._____._
Class 'A
.
1-15
»
(initial)-—
Building
(stock
Kenrrametal Inc.
"Harrington & Richardson (stock dividend)
Harris-Teeter. Super Markets (quar.)_li
Harsco
Corp.
(quar.)_:
1-15
1-22
Broad
Consolidated Corp. /Del.)—
preferred (monthly)
Kelly Douglas ft Co., class A (quaT.)
Kelly Girl Service (initial)
1-25
1-31
(quar.)_.
common
H-DA
Harcourt
$1,75
div.)
nfd. "frmar.)_
$5.40 pfd.
Steel, Coin,
Foote Bros.
.
.
,
,1-15
1
1-31
4%
;
'
Food Giant
-
2-
17c
(stock div.)
(stock
2-1
$1.10
Florida Water &
Foote
1-19
Bros.,
Series
1-2
_.
3-10
-
84c
'
Florida
.
1-20
1
35c
(quar.)——_
'
Fifth
Food's
Funds—Series
17 Vic
,___•
(initial):
Finai)cial Corp.
Cotton.
1
; 3-15
12c
(quar.)
new com.
Hamilton
2-
1-29
Keystone Custodian Funds—
conv, preferred
Hamilton
J.)
(quar.)__"
(s-a)
Westchester; National. Bank
Western
5.30%
Halle
2-16
1-31
50c
Kaymarq
1-25
2-10
2-10
30c
$1.25
1-25
2-
2oc
25C
8c
2-28
$1.25
1-15
75c
—
&
Kavanau
2-28
(quar.)
1
2%
1-18
3-30
Aircraft
4.50%
RR.
1
$1.50
1
3-30
1-19
(quar.)J
2-
(quar.)__
preferred
(Ohio)
1
3-15
3-15
preferred
2-
,
2-14
2-
4-14
4.35%
1-26
2-
preferred
Hagerstown Gas Co.,
:
____■
(N.
Albany
Realty
& Ohio
1-10
2-28
40c
93%C
1
$133Ac
;
1-22
Co,
80c
(s-a)
N.
6
1-31
40c
Hagan Chemical & Controls, Inc.—
;___
7%
Co.,
Co. .of
First
551
Y.)
5-3
2-
7Vic
(Houston)
(Jacksonville)—
12-28
2-
$1
4-14
/
1-31
3-15
30c
(from net investment
V
1-3.1
$15c
3.80% preferred (quaT.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quae.)—
*
12-29
2-15
37J/ic
r_
2-25
Keystone Steel ft Wire Co.
1-19
1
3-8
20c
(quar.)
1
1-31
15c
class A and class B stock"
Kansas City Life Insurance (quaT.)________
Kansas City Power ft Light—
~ -
f
12 Vic
Mobile
1-15
,/
9
Morristown
N.
Orange,
___
Trust
Co.
1
2-15
15c
""
1
^
'
!
Insurance
23-
——
(quar.)—
A
6
Kokenge——_____________
&
Kaman
3- 1
•(.
$5
35
diyidend___^
First
Interstate
Life
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Sutherland Paper
KVP
!.
(quar.)_
common
Julian
Kaufman
3-10,
•
$5
1-
1-24
$5
Shares ' <quar.)_____
30c
Semi-annually
National City Bank
First
Gulf
1-23
2-23
>
Quarterly
J.)—
_
Bank
First
Gulf
1
,
•,
(quar.)
income)
Gulf
N.
-
1
10c
Industry
1-19
1-24
f
common_______
Guardian Mutual Fund
Y.t—
.
ftR.l_;_!
prefei-red
1
2-
1
4%
1-29
-
-40c
B
1
Inc.- (Mich.)
(Waterloo,
First
Stock
convertible
Class
2-
2-
Bank
iquar.)
National Bank
Company,
2-
—
Iron
National
(N. J.)
First
5%:
1
2-
$25c
(s-a)—_
Jersey
3-23
-
2%
-
.
Ordinary and payment-nf 12%%■-
Western
&
3-
pfd.
5%
Central Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)—-—
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
!
3%% preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
5'/a % preferred B (quar.)
jorgensen (Earle M.) Co.
(Calif.) (quar.)
-Joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)
4
1-2*
112 Vic
Western Financial (stock -dividend)*
5%
2-
dividend)
(Houston)—
-
1
Inc.,
preferred
5%
2-23
"
Ltd.,
interim
(an
25c
'
•
31, -1962.
Grolier, Inc., common
12-27
2-1
,
First'
/
12-27
1-31
dividend
A
Tug & Barge Ltd.,
Jergens (Andrew) Co.Johnson Hill's Inc.
(quar.)
2-23
30c4
British-Income
Great
1
2-
Insurance
Stores,
$2.50
:
River,
share
for
15c
j.__^
(quar.)
Gross
Telecasting,
Class B (quar.)
56 'Ac
(s-a)
N.
(stock
2-15
34c
—__
lquar.);.--
oom.
_'___.L,—JiLi
Bay
Grelsedieck
(quar.)
(Toms
3-
(initial)^.-
Tax for year ending
Equal : to approximately
$.044
per
Depositary
share)
Great West Coal, Ltd., class A (quar.)
1-22
held
National
Co.
Universal
March-
3
•
(San Jose)
Bank
dividend
&
dividend
class
2
2-
•'
-
1
2-
Company (quar.)
Southern Life
•less
1
$1.12
.
Y.)
Falls,
2-15
IOC
Quarterly
12-29
1
Great
Great
2-28
1-23
3-
.
(New York City)—
/Quarterly
First'
3-15
30c
28%c
3-
__
First National Bank
First
3-
$i:
Bank
Annis
Union
Stock
1-31
3-15
(quar.)_
Trust
Quarterly
25c
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea,
_
_•
&
2-16
dividend)
A
75C
Bk.
3-17
Gradiaz
is not sub¬
(Cortland, N.
2%
(stock
Co.
Grand
_
First- National
&
Inc., class
Green
(quar.)
"National Bank
First
R.)
60c
A
2-16
1-17
25c
pfd. (quar.)___
preferred (s-a)
Corp.,- common
preferred
3-
3-1
Y.)
1-17
shareholders approval
to
Financial
3-15
$2
(quar.)
(s-a)_____
(N.
Island
Jantzen,
Extra
(monthly)
The action
90c
Batteries
1-17
Inc.—
(54or-4 stock splitt
.
2-2
1
(quar.)___
Federation
5-
3-1
1
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Fidelity Fund (optional-cash or stock)
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
Financial
2- 5
5-15
2-1
15c
4/60%
Corp. of Delaware
Metal
2-15
12 Vac
37Vic
2-
Inc.. (quar*)
Assn.
12Vic
2-
27c
Bearings,
A___
(quar.)
,$35c
—
Federal National Mortgage
(W.
Granco
1-17
1
J.>—•
Quarterly
Federal-Mogul-Bower
1-10
2-
t35c
N.
2-15
1-31
t35c
___—
___
(quar—
Co.
(Newark,
3-15
'
—
National Bank
stock¬
to
1- 3
50c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
holders approval on Jan. 31_
2- 1
t25c
—_—;
(quar
Insurance
1-15
2-13
4c
:
B
$1.40
1
(annual)—,
Extra
Class
2-
2-28
Y.)—
2%
subject
ol
When
Share
'
(N.
dividend
Stock
20c
class
Co.
Company
Irving Trust Co.
*
22Vic
W.)
25c
(quar.y__:
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
—
(H.
15c
Fedders
1-22
2-1
(qmaT.)
Jeweiry,
Class
$7.50
_
.
1
2-1
15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Gordon
Co.
Y.)_____
(quar.);
Mfg.
'
;
2-
55c
$l3c
1__—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd.—
(Seattle)
'
Fate-Root-Heath
Goodman
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Republic Insurance Co. of America
Envelopes, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Godfrey Co. ^quar.)___i.
^___.
Holders
When
Share
Globe
1
1-26
4c
Insurance
Life
Traders
&
(Syracuse,
2-15
6c
dividend
Farmers
1-15
-
New World
Stock
1-19
_„
&
Company
Semi-annual
1
2-1
45c
^
—
Farmer
Globe
1-15
$1.50
40C
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
County Trust (Conn,)
(quar.)
Fall River Gas (increased-quar*)_
Name of
Payable of Reo.
93%c
(quar.)—_
preferred
Fairbanks
Fairfield
Per
•
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
2-, 1
1-12
$1.05
2-
I
1-12
MacFarlane's
40c
2-
2
1-12
Macmillan Ring-Free Oil Co.
Candies
(quar.)
—*.i.
(Del.)
—
1-31
1-19
15c
1-30
1-16
2-
1-19
5c
2
50
Ifi,
Per
Name o/ Company
W
Madison
ft
(K
Fund
income
(quarterly
1
1-11
National
Casket
1
1-11
National
$2.45
3-16
2
-
22-
60c
1
2-15
1
2%
■__;
National
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Conv.
$25c
$25c
3-31
3- 3
6-30
6-15
ib
preferred
(quar.)
Majestic Specialties
(quar.)—_
$$1.25
1-31
1-17
17Vise
1-31
1-15
1
10c
1-31
1-15
Mallory
Conv.
>?•
5 %
Extra
5%
Managed
'
—____
___________
____
(P. R.) & Co —
preference A (quar.)
Electric
(from
62Vic
____
realized
plus
come
ized
«•
shares
distribution
2c
a
securities
Metal
in;.
from
Drofits)——
real-
■}i&
Massachusetts
Corp.
McCormick
McCord
ft
5%
Ltd.
Co.,
Corp.,
5%
pfd.
Class
Machine
McKee
(Arthur
McKesson
>?■
LW,
&
[«;
Mead
L(m-
Corp.,
Meier
?>■
Frank
&
Melchers
par)
p:
of
1-31
1-12
2-23
2-9
New
New
1
2-16
New
York
Merchandise
$$1.37 Va
3-15
2-16
New
York
State
933/4C
1-31
1-10
3-
1-16
1-15
$4.50
1
1-10
4% %
2-
1
1-10
Newton
f
■
2-15
and
3-30
3-15
Niagara
1-31
1-17
(6c
1-31
1-17
it';1?
1
1
Nielson
1-15
Norfolk
&
1
1-20
6%
2-
3-15
3-
1
;'1
42Vic
3-
1
2-
2
Nortex Oil & Gas
3-
1
2-
2
North
American
North
American
Coal
North
American
Life
A
shares
1-30
held)
9
9
2-15
2-
$4
1-15
1
Light
&
1-23
5 %
1
2-23
'
2-23
^"15
(Mass.)—
2-
preferred
1
2-
'
32 %c
______
7%c
1
;
1-15
4.90%
2-
1-15
Extra
1
1-19
7c
1-31
1-19
1-31
1-22
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
j
$1.10
preferred
Michigan
(quar.)
Sugar, 6%
pfd.
Inc.
$1.22%
(accuin.)—
(stock
____________
preferred
Midwest
C
Class
4.25%
2-
15c
2-15
&
Millers
II'
Co..
Rhoads,
.Falls
Mineral
1-19
4%%
(stock
V
;
(quar.)
4.36%
4.56%
kl5
Missouri
&•«!
Extra
Monarch
2-
1-26
1
12-29
z 2-15
2-
4.65%
preferred
4.40%
4%
Outlet
30c
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
30c
;_____
Mount
5-
1
4-16
Rice
[;V.
iff*-
Movielab
Stock
I
Murphy
20c
>
1
4-16
2-15
Pacific
1
8-15
2-15
2-
$1.12%
2-
2-
«
1
4%%
Nat
Zf
k
preferred
1
Nast, Inc.
1-12
5%,
redeemable
(quar.)
preferred
$1.05
2-
1
1.-12
5%
redeemable
preferred
3-
1
2-
5%
l.#'^
Xifi
pi
r
Z
.
National
National
•
1-11
preferred
(quar.)
Bank of
Bank
of
2-
2-28
2-
9
New
1
1-16
8-
1
7-12
(N.~Y.)
1
2-
v
Pall
class
3-20
2-28
2-16
1-31
1-15
2-
1
1-10
1
Provincial
1-
2-15
1
1-30
1-31
2-15
.;
World
2- 1
3-
5
1-
,
Park
,1-18
^1-18
t
$2.7015
2-27
$1.50
■
4-16
2-
l;
1-24
4- 9
■
-
;
ri-19
2-2
R.
^
-
20c
4-
30c
Co.
3-15
1-16
2
$1
4-
1
1
90c
for
'
-
3-15
3- 2
2-
1
1-12
06-
Parke-Davis' &"* Co.
Stock
3-
2-15
2-1
Ltd.—
$3c
2-15
1
3-
1
3-12
37 %c
3-30
3-12
2% %
2-15
1-15
;
■r
of
37 %c
2-15
34%c
Co,
$6 preferred
2-15
3iy4c
^
2-15
1-26
2-15
$1
1
1-19
2-
$30c
1
1-15
:
70c
2-
1
52 %c
2-
1
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-1
2-13
$1.06 y4
*
•
'
1-12
$1.22%
;;
$1.16
1-10
•
27c
2-15
1-26
84c
2-15
1-26
$1.12%
2-15
~
7;, 39c
1-26
2-15
10c
1-30
(guar.)
$40C
f
...
-
1-25
<
1-15
2-23"
r;
1-15
"
.
Z
■
15c
2-
1
1-24
2-15
■
,r
1-26
1-30
A
2-16
(quar.)_
20c
2-
50c
(quar.)
4%
4-
7%C
—\
25c
;
1
(R.
22 %c
3-15
1-31
„
;/
Co.
A
Rice
Cotton
Gas
fl-5
22-
1 -
Z
1/
—
15c
3-15
6-15
"1-19 1
'3-
1
6-
9^18
9-
,12- 3
■
-
-
:
t45c
$$1.50
f
preferred
of
2-15
:■
1-26
2-
1
2-
1
y
1-15
30c
2-
5
1-25
2-15
; 2- 2
1-15
45c
15c
Corps
-
Class B
Ryan Aeronautical
2
H
1-
1
1
.
1-11
1
5
22 Vac
2-
1
1-17
2-2
1-12
3-
1
2- 9
3-
1
2-9
»___
$10c
(resumed)
,
1-11
2-15
;
7
■■■'■'it
______——______
$1.02%
(quar.)__—
$1.18%
—
2-
1
9
2-
9
'
3-1
2-
9
$1.37%
'
3-
2-
9
2-
1
,
10c
25c
('
2%'"
z
-
20c
1-31
1-15
11-31
J
Zz
Z
,;-i
1-19
v
1^19
2-
1
2-1
2-15 X
'■
'"$55c v
\
12-29
""
'2-10
7;
20c
'•"4%
1
2-15
f.
5c
,
(quar. )__7_i—_——
3-
$1.23%
(quar.)__—
(stack div.) _______7
3- T
Z
$1.02 y2
dividend)—.
(guar.)
1
3-
(increased)
Ltd.
2-
2-
40c
Inc. i. quar.)——Ill'—_—___
1-
2-
3-16
$1.12%
(Canada) :(quar.)_:—L77^—71"
2-
9
59% C
—
,
Rubbermaid,
1-19
3-
*
$$1.19
(quar.)—__——^—
CoZ
1
Ltd.—
(quar.).
"Royal Crown Cola
2
2-
3%
10 & 25c Stores, common (quar.)^_
JRoyaal Bank
4-
14c
;—-7
(quar.)^___
(stock
f
25c
.
Canada,
(auar
Rorer (William H.)^ Inc.
1-19
5
2-1
2-16
-
(quar.)
H
X
Rohr. Aircraft Corp.
2-15
1
1-20
2-15
.
«
.
(;"Z,7%o:.,
________Z___—_,. ZZ"—5c'.'..
1-10
1-23
3-1 :; V 1-31
20c.!, 0-2. Z::
3-1
3-
9
'
-3-15,
;Z.2-15
Z-Z
.
1-22
2-28
2%.
-
*
2
1-19
Z
$10c
______
Electric—
Roto American Corp.*
4
i5c
12-18-
2-15
$10c
.
preferred J
(quar.)——
4.95%
preferred k ' (quar.)
5.50%
preferred
L
(quar.)——.—
Rockower Bros, (initial)^.—_=.^—'
-
•
1
15c
'
4-
1-30
no
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_r.
Mills,
preferred
Rose's 5.
"
(quar.)
4-25
2-1
7'Ao
(quar.)
Mills
&
preferred
Ronsorr
1-"5
1-31
.
1-26
5c
Z
4.10%
r
10c
lZl6
1-16
30c
•
^
Tobacco
j.)
Brand
4% %
1-31
1-31
(Ohio)—
—
preferred
4.10%
2-28
"2-16
$1
•____
5
2-19
2-15
,
20c
____
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Rochester
1-19
3-15
3-
1-31
:5c •'
15c
;
_7__
-
—
.
2-21
(quar.)i_________—
preferred
Metals Co.
i
Robinson
1-19
9
Corp.
2
3-12
40c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Aluminum
Reynolds
1-19
2-16
12-15
4-
'
20c
(Canada), Ltd., com. (quari)-—__
(quar.)
1st
4.75%
1-19-
2-16
1-29
87y2c
7—
dividend-
Reynolds
1-31
$7.80
(quar.)
Corp.,
4%%
12-29
2-15
Y.)
(N.
,
River
2-28
1-15
——
preferred
Reynolds
1-15
7%C
1-15
2%
:
(Dallas) (monthly)Rexall Drug & Chemical—
:
1-20
1-30
common
1-31
7
3%
-
(quar.)__.—_7_^__—_
common' (initial)___7
new
Corp;
Stores
Stock
1-15
2-15
on
!
,1-31
10c
_____—*
^^77.^.—_7___
Republic National Bank
1-26
$1.25
—_
1-12
1
2-
Co.
dom: (quar.)
stock
'Quarterly
1-26
2-15
10%
V
2-
"15C
Redwing Carrier
Reheis Company, class A (qimr )________
Republic
1-26
27y»c
(tiuar.)_Zi_
1-19
*
1-26
28ysc
:
2-15
37 %c
pfd: (accum.
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co;
1-26
■
2-15
3iy4c
.
______________
(quar.)
2
2-15
:
(Birmingham, Ala.)
Colorado,
preferred
Equities
Class
1-26
2-15
31%c
60c
—
1
1-
1
37 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Reitman's
!___
—
2-
1
3-
9
1-29
2-28
2-
(increased-quar.)__
Reichhold Chemicals
"
15c >.
common
1-
9
$50c
;
,
2-i5
3-30
Peninsular
Ltd.,
.2-
15c
5c
Class A (increased),^
_^_-7__7---7—__
i Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
.
1-31
3-
3iy4c
25c
Penmans,
1-15
"•
split)
Randall Graphite Bearings (quar.)__7._777__
Rap. Industries (quar.).
_7ix._7__7______
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.__i_^77_i___7i;77l;
Real Properties Corp. of America— " H
1
2-15
5%
a.—;
5-10
1-31
_________
Co.
Purina,
(2-for-l
1-17
3-15
peerless Insurance Oo. (Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
Metar Products
5-10
1-31
2%
(increased)
Co.- (quar.)
1st
4y2%
40c pfd;
1
1
$50c
15c
i.___
Red Owl Stores
'(quar))
Parker^(S; C,)^&.Co,,
.
1-12
:___
dividend
$3.50
1-22
1-31
Can
Ralston
3-19
2-
$1.25
Q,-
;
3-1s
15c
7%c
.—a-.—_i._
1-15
1
(quar.)„
common
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1-16
75c
(quar.)^
1-15
1-26
2-
7c
Radio -Gorp^-of America—.>•
7
45c
100%
com.
1-31
$1.17%
1-15
1-15 '
2-16
dividend)
preferred "(quar.)_______
Chemical
Quarterly —
.Quarterly "
Quarterly
-
1-15
Quinte Milk Pro.ducts, Ltd.—
,Participating class A '(quar.)__^-7---7-77;
1-16
2-15
15c
______
■
Quebec Powot
2-15
'
•
1-31
1-31
.
2- 9
•
2-16
15c
(annual).
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
4%
5
1-31
2%
%
1-31
1-15
2-15
Puget Sound Power.& Light. (guafr)77_7_.7__
Puritan Sportswear (quar.)
1__
.
1-16
9
4.50%
?
1-31
$25C
(quar.)_
Airways
1-12
12-29
2-15
(quar.)____t.
3.35%"' preferred
(quar.)__^__:__7__—-77
,,
,1-31
-
2-15 '
$1.40
American
1
1-26
25c
(initial)______
dividend)-—
preferred (quar.).
prefei-red (guar.)
.
$1.75".
Extra
Pan
1
2-
7%c
Common
Zi-io Z
2-15
'*
(s-a)_.
2-
50c
.
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
J.
Z Public. Service Co. of New Hampshire—
;
(quar.)
stock
1
lc
Ltd.
Co., Ltd.,
Service
4.90%
2-28
3"
Public
■.
5-15
3-15
65c
Z.—
or
1
2-
$1.37%
$1.06%
(stock
(Philadelphia).
'
4
1
-
(quar.)—
*.
'
(Del.)—
Bank
(Canada)
(quar;)_:
Tradesmens Bank
&
Trust
Provident
1-17
1-30
20c
______
(quar.)
2-
2-21
3%
quar.)_
Gamble
&
Quarterly
.
30c
Corp.
A
2-15
25c
Producing Properties, 6%
Protective Life Insurance
1-10
2
61 %c
—
Economic
Corp.,
Corp.
Optional—--cash
1-15
1-31
"
(quar.) __,"
1962)
1
4-
(Calif.)—*
Pallas
and
subject to approval
fi.
5
1-15
1
2-
5c
share
2-
2-
Procter
,
7
(quar.)—
(stock
Corp.
Bank
2-20
30c
__________—
3%
ZZZZZZZZ
Jersey (quar.)^____
2-
56 Vic
(quar.)
National Bank of Tulsa— '
Stock- dividend (One -additional
each 24 shares held,
of stockholders Jan.
2-
1-16
.
,
1-10
35c
___________
dividend
Palestine
2-26
2-
Lighting
State
1-15
2-1
58c
Indemnity Co.
Stock
1-31
15c
____Z_Z
preferred
Pacific
_
dividendl
Auburn,
1
32c
■■.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1-12
1
Products—
Inc.
Price Bros. &
Reliable
A
1
3-
Co
Mills.
.Prince Gardner
.
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
9
9c
_
preferred
4.50%
1-19
2-28
10c
(quar.)
.
Pacific
2-15
$10c
!____
gains
rV:
6
6c
(quar.)
National Aviation Corp.-—
Ordinary payment of $.47F/WOths
$2.23 7/100ths from capital
1
2-
5%
___
(quar )
National Aeronautical
Corp.
Stock dividend
^
4.80%
_
:
3%
preferred
4.36%
1
•
A
:
_______________
1-15
1-15
2-
5%
Realty (quar.)—i_—
Prevor-Mayrsohn International (initial)
1-10
$1.14 *
preferred (quar.)—;
5Vs% preferred (quar.) _______________J__
1
1-12
62 V2c
Presidential
Co.—
6%
1
5%
(stock
Pacific Gas & Electric
,'t
1-15
2-
(quar.).
\
1-17
2-
Steel
Prentice-Hall
12-31
1
50c
—
2-1
pfd.
'-Premier
.
.r?
1-31
20c
.
Properties, Inc. "(Del. j—
$1.10
dividend).
4.64%
Coast
$1.50
dividend
Electric,
•
10c
Stock dividend
"""""~r~"
40c
6%
.
2-
? t®1
(quar.)—
1
1
—
(
,
1
1-25
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)——I
Laboratories, class
.
Transit
Power Industrial
1-10
l^1
; 5%
(quar.)_—___
5-
:
$1.20
(quar.)
Finance Co.;
Narragansett
1*5
I
Film
2-
1
9-
12%c,
Movie Star. Inc., class A
2-16
1
3-
10c
(initial-s-a)
Mills, Ltd,
,1-2-22
10c
Pacific Coast Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
6% 2nd preferred A (quar.)___
lc
Royal
(initial
25c
capital
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment,
2-
(initial)
_^___
Transportation
2
7c
Ry.
Edison, 4.70% preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_!_____—____
3.60%
Realty
Extra:
•
A
B
1
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
(quar.)_________
Class
Class
2-
Stock
dividend
Oxford Chemical Corp.. class A
Oxford Electric Corp., $5
preferred
(stock
12-22
12-22
(quar.)
—
5
4-
-*
(quar.)
1
2-
1-26
Electro Products Corp.—
Stock
dividend
Co.
preferred
1
4-
1-15
(quar.)
Industries
4y4%
2-
$1.16
I-22
Company
2-
_____________
Company
preferred (quar.)
2-
$1.18
9
$6
5% %
"
Overland Express, 60c pfd.'
.'I
Iilorse
Utr
preferred
1
(quar.)_—
;
(quar.)__*
K.)
1-15
(quar:)—______
1
(quar.)____ ■'
(H.
1
(quar.)
1
C
preferred
2-
25c
2-
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Diablo
D
2
4-14
—
Porter
Portland
59 3/a C
2-
Co.,
Mount
series
4-10
$1.75
Ashtabula
&
2-19
Potomac
(quar.
preferred
preferred
1.
"
:
2-
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
m
B
2-
5-
9
15c
1-15
Z
40c
12 }/"C
Motec
A
series
1-15
1
,___
2-15
(quar.)____
from
1
3-
6%
(quar.)________—__
1-29
25c
j.
(60c
2-
42 %c
Quarterly
2-15
investment income)
net
1-15
(quar.)—__—
(quar.)
Pneumatic
1
(quar.)____
15c
.___
—I
4.50%
|f»
series
4.75%
1-15
10c
Power
Fund
1
Trust State National Bank
1
$1.50
Products, common (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)__
Chemical Co. (quar;)__;i^:i___^___l^
Opelika Mfg. Carp, (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, com." (quar.)
1
2-10
Street
2-
Scale Corp., Ltd.
Polymer Corp., class A & class B Stock div.)
Pope & Talbot, common______%
6-
$1.09
________
Marking System (quar.)__
I__ZL
Monongahela Power, 4.80% pfd. B (quar.)
'ill
1
J.,)
1
Onyx
.t
$1
97 %c
2-12
$1.37 Va
7%
1
(N.
2-
,
Overnite
Foods
2-28
Plainfield
35c
(quar.)_______
4% pfd. (quar.)
1-15
'
Fine
1-25
3-10
preferred
3-
Ontario Steel
1-19
2-
William
2-
$1
Youngstown
3-
Spray Cranberries, Inc., 4% pfd. (s-a)
gains and 5c frnm
2-20
2-28
1*
common
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(stock dividend).
Chemical
25c
..
One
-
12-29
1
2-
10%
Monarch
$4.20
2
1-18
3-
5%
Semi-annual
Montana
2-
-
Extra
71
2-
conv.
7%
20c
Shoe
Mathieson
1-10
5
______
(quar.)
Pittston Company, common
Stock dividend
:_
1-18
6%
Wire
(Chi.)
1
3-
1-19
$2.50
.
:
2-
1
Co.,
7-12
25c
1-15
Quarterly
,-ii
1
Olin
95C
$1.50
Norristown
3-
Pittsburgh,
10-11
2-
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9
___.
8-
11-
37»/2c
/
1-10
2-
12-20
.Kl"
.
1-10
1-10
1
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing,
1-11
35c
Hampshire
(increased-quar.)
1
1
$1.25
4-12
Ltd.—
preferred ( quar.
Old Republic; Life Insurance
7
3-
Z, 25c
:
(quar.)—
1
2-
5-
30c
4.92%
'
(auar.)
2-
55c
Co.. $4.5fi preferred
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
22-
2-
$1.17
37 %c
preferred
$4 preferred
>
2-28
15c
(quar.)
2-1
Co.
15c
(quar.)
$1.14
Mohawk National Bank
Quarterly
2-
1-31
-
•
41%c
dividend)
Cement
3-15
15c
(quar.)__
Edison
1-17
_____—^Z^
12-29
37y2c
Ltd.,
1-19
,2-14
$1.07'/a
—;
&
dividend)
$1
_______________
Ga-s
Portland
5%
(stock
1-31
:i
60c
—__—__
$1.25
&
1-19
15c
$1.10
j
(auar.
Common
1,
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
4%%
preferred A (quar.)___
Light—
(quar.)
30C
''.!
Steel
1-31
40c
...
3-19
(quar.)_________________
preferred
Natural
Ohio
-
2
1-31
5c
5c
(stock
&
preferred
Missouri
<4
Ocean
5
1-19
4-
1-30
5%
(increased)
Mississippi Glass
Mississippi Power
J-
3-
$1.18%
Minnesota & Ontario Pnoer
(reduced-quar.)
Mission Insurance Co.
(Calif.)—
.
(Stock dividend)
rn
vZ
»:fc
;
5c
(annual)
1
2-15
$1.06%
;
Minneapolis Gas
1
4-16
30c
divldeud)
Extra
2-
50%
(reduced)______
pfd.
1-29
•
______
New
1-24
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)_____—
66c
.
24c
13
Co.
5
1-31
„
3
1-
—_
Phillips Petroleum
(quar.)—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
%
(quar.)
Inc.
i,
income
.
Common
7%C
12 %c
Mining Corp.
9
15c
Y.)
1-
1-31
——
9
3-
25c
common
1-31
$0,397
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)_
Philip Morris, Inc.—4%
preferred
(quar.)———_—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
9
3-
(reduced-quar.)
(Chicago)—
subject to stock¬
(N.
Northwestern Utilities
'
common
3-
1
10c
Nunn-Bush
1-31
2-
Co.
(quar.)__
Mfg.
Miller
1
RR.
>
4% %
(quar.)
preferred
Miller
1
4-
4-
.
B
Nutone
2-20
Midwestern Financial Corp. (stock
dividend)
(Subject to approval of stockholders)
Midwestern
Indemnity Co., common
L1
Si
of
Northwestern
1
3-31
____,
preferred
4-
;_
Engineering, class A
Extra
1-31
2-28
Midwest Packaging Materials—i
Common (quar.)
5%
2-
25C
(initial)
Investment
2-15
2-27
$0.1972
__________________
5%
93 %c
$1.12%
$1.12%
Northwestern States Portland Cement
(quar.)
Stock dividend __Z_
1-16
30c
3%
dividend)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Common
(quar.)
IV'-.
1-19
$45c
RR.
Northwest
>
Microdot,
2-15
Quarterly
1-23
,
$25
(quar)
r<
"
Insurance
Northern
25c
—
|Z
:
1-19
(quar.)
Northern Pacific Ry.
Michigan Gas & Electric
4.40%
1
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power
1
t2-
$1.38
(quar.)__
;
(s-a)___—________
RR.
2-
5.50%
25c
____________
(quar,)__
Terrazzo
15c
Co.—
Illinois Gas,
preferred
preferred
1
3-
Power, Ltd.—
Central
(quar.)______^_
;
9
5C
...
.
_____
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, ; Germantown
9
Gas—
Corp.
Northern
2-
8%c
(quar.)—
Company
Tile
Michigan
preferred
2-
2-23
1-22
32 %c
Feb.
preferred
Northern
preferred (quar.)—
Meyer (George J.) Mfg
Miami
$1.50
Co.—
&
prior
1
2
1-20
17'/2c
:
(quar.)
1
1-
1-30
1
(optional-cash
(quar.)
$2 preferred (s-a)
____________________
Northern Illinois Corp., common
(quar.)__
8%C
____
$1
Meyercord
5c
—
(initial-quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
1
1
2-
rate
capital gains)
4.30%
40c
22-
15c
—__________
4.40%
4-
;
from net
stock
:
1-15
2-
and
America
1
,
_______
50c
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
4.68% preferred (quar.)
9
Insurance
on
Water
1-
15c
dividend
approval
1-30
or
(quar.)
Corp. of
2-
Corp., $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
stock
Northeastern
1-12
2-
Mexican
10%
1-10
■'
.
93 %c
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
Adjustment preferred (quar.)
holder
2-
B
1-31
1962 and
regular quarterly
share.)
a
1-15
Car
1-22
1-31
15c
Class
Petroleum
50c
(quar.)_
$1.06%
___
2-
preferred
preferred
12-26
1
5.52%
%„
12-26
1
1
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.
"i >'
6
1
3-30
1-10
1
the
on
62%c
1
______
investment
based
of
1-31
2-15
,
$2.50
(yuai.j—
Peterson, Howell & Heather, class A
2-
.____
2-
2
1-15
2-15
—
—
40c
(quar.)
2-
8
2-
4-20
80 %C
long-term capital gains)
5c
2-
2-1
27y2c
C.) Company (quar.)
Western Ry., 6% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
3-
82y2c
(A.
5
1
common
ffom
1
2-16
2-15
1
$10c,
..
1961 through Jan. 31,
1
2-
$15c
Cement
5,
1-15
3-
15C
(quar.)j.
Tnc,
2- 1
14c
__
21c
(quar.)_
from capital gains)
Share Corp.—
net investment income
3-
2-
New
..
$15c
44c
2-
3-
Stores
(22c
from net taxable
pfd.
(stock
special pfd.
$1
__
1-31
2-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
—
5%, convertible preferred (initial)____
(This payment covers the period from
1-31
(s-a)______
from
2-
3-
Mercantile
Fund
25c
—
—
2-15
2-15
1
I
2-15
3-
.
N. ,Y.)
.
1-16
1
3-1
—^
Bottlers,
2-
.30c
RR.
is-a>^——
Bottlers (111.)
(quar.)
United
1-16
$1.16
Valley
General
2-20
3-
$1.06
.
—
(Brooklyn,
2-20
1
-.2-1
V; -30c
(quar.)——
Ltd.
.3-15
58 %c
..
——.-a™
Co.
(quar.)__,
Bank
Bureau
&
Dec.
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
2-28
Shoe Corp*, common (quar.)
40c
preferred A
(quar.)_____
____7_Y $1.18%
preferred B
(quar.)
$1
—
9c
Common
1
$25c
Metropolis Bowling Centers (initial).
Mensh Investment & Development Associates
Monthly
Monthly
.zi
2-
12c
(quar.)_
Co.
&
1
4%
i/i;
1-20
15C
(quar.)__.
Co.
Electric
2-
12Vic
—
Ltd.
Insurance
2-
4%%
'
Fire
2-
Melville
X
York
Fibre
Quarterly I
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Permanente
York Air Brake (quar.)__
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
25c
__________
shares
1
National
Peoria
(quar.)
____•_
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_
10%
3
1
(quar.)
.
—r—
Peoples
2-14
—__
New
2-
Chemical
Chemicals
Peoples Credit Jewellers,
investment
net
common
2-16
(quar.)
plus
2-
3-1
preferred
(quar.)^—
New England Fund (quarterly of 9%c from
income and 71c from capital gains)_____
New Jersey Bank & Trust (Paterson)
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)_—
6%
10
Canada,
Co.,
$2.50
___■_
2-15
20%
5% %
37Vic
held
each
for
common
2-20
of
Power
12-30
________
of
share
each
3-10
Products
12-29
dividend)
Ltd.,
shares
(5
for
Neon
Nevada
25c
(quar.)
Distilleries,
dividend)
|l'
1-31
1-31
(quar.) ______
(quar.)^,x_„-_—^
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
is
1
—1
(quar.)
Co.
$1.06 »/4
5c
2-28
preferred
Company
;
Pennsalt
-
9
2-
18c
lV4c
(quar.)_
common
4V4%, preferred
<
1-
(quar.)
55c
—
4-16
(quar.)
62Vic
(quar.)_—
'
_______
1
1
_____
2-15
(quar.)
Mfg.
;
5-
$1.50
—____
from
are
|35c
(reduced)—
1-16
15c
u—
J.
series
3-15
:z
Co.
2-
C.)
Pennsylvania Power Co,, 4.24%. pfd.,, (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Research-
60c
$3
(quar.)
(stock
&
Robbins
McQuay-Norris
Extra
Co.
G.)
&
$10c
$$1.12%
B
McKay
*■
1
1
convertible
Payable of Rec
15c
™x_„_i—
Extra
-
Insurance
12Vic
(quar.)——
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
2
3-
Stores
2-28
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
class A
McGregor-Doniger,
2
2-
Share
Z
;
.
(quar.)
common
Extra
dividend)-.
Terminal, 6% pfd.
payments
Nedick's
$1.50
________
(s-a)_
2-
Nelly Don, Inc.
" ~.t
___
common
preferred
1-31
.
(quar.)___,
(quar.)__
&
12-29
2-28
35c
_
Grain.
McCall
Preferred
Trust—
>!*•
1-12
1
Co.,
(J.
Penobscot
(stock
Marine
2c
May Department Stores, 3%%' pfd. (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co.
(increased)-McCabe
Accident
&
Securities
lc
___________
II
ifc
1-31
2c
.
Investors
1
3-
4.68%
income)
4c
(Quarterly from long-term capital gains)
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.., common (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)____
5% % preferred (quar.)
:
$
Life
National
■
i__.—_
.__
,
2-
Penney
1-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
B
preferred
(Both
:—V
_
■
1-26
-
Co.—
—____!
Stock series
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.);
M'aremont Corp.
(quar.)_____;
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Quarterly
Z-'
I-!?'
preferred
4Vi%
in-.
(quar.)
Petroleum shares
(quar.)
Special investment shares
d
6%
National
12-29
1-31
&
-
securities
from net investment
(2c
40c
$20c
,
National
shares
1
Fruit
Holders
When
Per
r;
;
•
Penn
National Lead Company—
Funds—
Paper shares
2-
$15c
Macnine
Quarterly
1-16
1
2-
Welding
_______
(Nashville)
9
i'-f
2-15
15c
(quar.);—i._.
Electric
Quarterly
priority shares (quar.)
priority shares (quar.)
z!
»&;
preferred
'
dividend
25c
—
Monday,-January 29, 1962
...
Name of Company
I
1-11
1
'
2-16
5c
—
Stock
CY
(quar.j___
Mfg._.
National City Bank (Cleveland) (incr.-quar.)
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada—
Common
(quar.)
gains and
2-
Co.
2-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
Chemical -tfe
net
from
of 15c
short-term
realized
and
2-
2-
Share
-
Westchester
$1.00
$2.30 from net realized long-term gains)__
Magnetic Metals (quar.)——:
i!
of
$1.06%
—
When
Per
■Name of Company
National Bank
(R. H.) & Co.—
4%,%
preferred A (guar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
V)'
;!!!
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Macy
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u
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;(5G6)
2-20
;
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Number 6129^.rThe Commercial and Financial Qhronicle
195
Per
Name of Company
St.
Lawrence
(quar.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Salarit
125c
A~
Salant, class
&
,3-23
$1.25
Antonio
tec"
3-15
25c
(s-a)
Schneider
'
Extra
•
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Industries
Aviation (stock dividend)
Scott
V.
dividend),——-
(stock
5%
__L_—
•
•'
3-15
2 Vac
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mqnttrly)
new
v
Scotten, Dillon Co. (quar.) ____
_______—.
Scrivner-Stevens Co., ( quar.)
Sealed Power Corp,' (quat,)—
Security-Columbian Banknote Co.—;
Stock dividend
•Security-First National Bank (Los Angeles)
of
Rochester
(N.
Trust
of
Boston
Sheraton Corn,
of America
Sherwin-Williams
Common
(Canada)
4-13
2- 2
1-
2-
5
1-16
1-19
2-
1
1
2-15
2-15
2-
3-
1
(quar.)__L____—
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-12-29
1-12
2-1
1-10
2-15
Inc.
(quar.)
4%
1-31
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2-
61c
2-16
•
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i
1
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2
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1
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9
3-8
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6
2-
1
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2-20
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dividend)
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25c,
25%
(quar.)
1
2r
% >2
1
>31
1..
3-31
3-
3-31
Southbridge Plastic Products—
Class AV(iuitial)____^____^_—
Southeastern
Telephone
(quar.)
Southern California Edison, common
4.56%
preferred
(quar.) ,rt—
4.48% preferred (quar.)
:
v
10c
;___
25c
•;
v
Southern Canada
Southern
Company
Southern
Indiana
4.08%
1-
1-31
2-28
22-
2-28
2-
5
162 Vac
4.75%
Southern
2-15
&
3.70%
2-1
J5c
(stock dividend) __L
2-
2%
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Inc.
Service,
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
$100
1
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
1
2-
1
$1.03%
;
.___—__
4.40%
4.60%
2-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2-
1
par
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1
5.62Vs%
4.36% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.15
._
$1.1-8%
;
$1.40%
:
27%C
;
31V4C
3.70%
preferred
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)i_:
•
4.15%
(quar.)____^____—__:._
4.40%
preferred $100
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
$25
2-15
92 Vac
/
Standard
Packaging,
•
$1.20
6%
preferred
'prefprred
Stange
$1.60
1
State
J.)
&
.
A
of
Parts
Canada
Corn,
Bros.
Ltd.
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1.
1-12
Stores
Trust
United
3-
1
2-15
1-18
1
1-10
2-
1
A
C
(quar.)—
Sterling Seal; common—I—
4'/a % preferred
;(c(u8Cr.)__'_T_—
(quar.)——__Z
2-
5
3-
1
2-
9
3-30
3-
2
2-1
5%
12-29
New
United
Shoe
1-5
1
6%
2-1
2-15
1-25
3-
9
2-23
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2%
2-
7
1-16
3-
1
2-
12 %c
2-
1
1-12
12 VaC
3-15
2-26
4-
3-16
56c
37 Vac
1
1-31
9
1-15
1
1-12
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
$1.15
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
3-
1
C
12 %c
4-
(quar.)
*
Light & Telephone,
preferred (quar.)_
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Western
4-
2
3-
1-31
2-
9
3-15
2-15
2-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-
2
1-19
25c
3-
1
2-16
$1.25
3-
1
2-16
34c
3-
1
36c
3-
1
22-
1
1
30c
2-15
2-
1
$1.12%
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1
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1-18
1-31
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com.
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3-
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1
2-12
1
1-12
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1
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1
1-16
1-15
1
1-15
$1.49
2-
1
1-15
2-1
1-15
2-
1-15
1
RR.
32%c
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)_.
1
1-16
Class
A
Corp.,
2-
7
2-
7
Westinghouse
1-31
1-
8
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.
2-15
1-31
2-
1-15
2%c
2-
1-15
1
30c
4-15
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2%
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I
Stag Mfg.
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,
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1-31
2-15
1-19
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White
Co.,
2-
3
1-20
2-
3
1-20
2-
1-20
3
1
Stores
$5
1-20
1- 5
1-
$4.25
9
preferred
9
6%
1-
From
2-15
1-31
Wisconsin
*15c
2-15
1-31
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-13
1-19
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3-
9
2-23
12 %c
2-
1
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1
1-22
5-
1
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40c
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1
7-
6
,40c
$1.06%
:
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1
10-
5
—
4-
1
3-16
2-15
1-31
class A (quar.)_.
5c
5
(from
1-31
1-18
7c
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Fund
1-19
2-28
2-15
3-31
3-15
47 %c
3-
1
2-
1
$1.50
1-31
1-15
$1.50
y4-30
y4-13
stock)
1
41c
__
2-
1-31
1
1-
1-31
4c
or
income
Light,
3-
58%c
(optional-cash
Power &
1-31
7c
Power,
4.80%
33%%"
1-29
2-15
:
4V2%
2-15
1-29
1
15c
investment
*38c
8
1-19
1
2-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2-
2-15
2-
(quar.)
preferred
3-1
1
2-16
7c
preferred
25c
2-
1
2-
25c
(monthly)
Electric
Wisconsin
1
2-15
3-
$1.25
Monthly
Monthly
1-23
1-10
2-
75c
security profits)
Wisconsin
1-12
1-31
2-15
.
50c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Stores
1-12
25c
common
Industries,
Winn-Dixie
1-
8
25c
(quar.)
Company,
Common
(quar.)^
Common
(quar.)__
2-
..
1
common
A
1-12
1
(quar.)
&
3.60%
*38c
22-
7%c
Chocolate,
Wilson
6%
1
2-18
1-31
$1.12 %
Corp., $2 pfd.
(quar.)—__
preferred
2-15
$1
3-15
$1.43%
(quar.)_
Inc.
preferred
2-28
60c
1-20
$1
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Inc.
6c
2-
1-20
1
35C
B
(quar.)
preferred
9
1
2-
10c
Wln-Chek
2-10
2-
2-
class A (quar.)—
1-19
30c
5
15c
(quar.)
common
1-19
50c
4-
.12%
*20c
1-19
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3-12
(quar.)^
2-15
3
5
2
23c
2-15
2-
5
4-
(quar.)
2-15
15c
5
1-
$1.25
White Sewing Machine
Wilbur
,
f 78 Vac
11-
1
White-Rodgers Co. (quar.).
Class
'1-31
62 Vac
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry„
4%
prior lien (quar.).
2-28
3-31
1
2-
(increased)
3-31
.
3-15
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Brake
2-28
3-15
$1.12%
Air
5
1-31
:
2-23
1-
68c
6%
3-27
1
1
2*
59c
2-
2J
68%c
(initial)
21c
2-15
59C
Western Stockholders Investment
Trust, Ltd.
American
depositary
receipts
(for
year
ended
Dec.
31.
1961)
2% '
1
25c
1st preferred
4.72%
2nd
$2.75 preferred (quar.)_
5.44% 3nd preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
;
1-15
1
Pacific
4.72%
12-29
1
2-
(quar.)—
1
Western Power & Gas
12 %c
(stock dividend)_
12-30
5%
5%
1
2-
(quar.)
2
2-15
35c
1
63 %C
4_;
2
2-
stock
Co.
Western
1-15
$1.22%
(quar.)
2-
2-16
26 %c
(quar.)
Canada Breweries (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas
City;—
Common
:
2-
1
20c
(quar.)
1-31
2-16
10c
(quar.)
Fashions
(2%-for-l
2-
2-
25c
(quar.)
7
1
$1.25
preferred
2-15
5%
■
2-
$1.06%
(Initial)
Westchester Fire Insurance
2-15
22 %c
_____
1
1-12
2-
Point
20c
'
2-
5
2-26
33c
Manufacturing
(quar.)___.
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
12-30
9
2-15
2-
40c
(quar.)
;
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred < quar.)
3%
(quar.
2
12-29
40c
2-15
$1.12%
3-15
2-28
$1.20
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
*3-15
2-28
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.40%
preferred (quar.)__
4.76% preferred (quar.).
$1.10
•
$1.19
1-31
Wisconsin
(quar.)__
J
5
Public Service Corp.5% preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
2-
1
1-15
$1.26
2-
1
1-15
5.08%
Cos.
$1.27
2-
1
1-15
Fund
(quarterly
income
7c
(incr.-quar.)
:
of
U.
$1.06%
America
Machinery,
Envelope Ccu,
S.
Lines
(N.
Stockholders
pfd.
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
5 V2 %
3-
2-
1
1
2-15
2-
$2.50
4-10
3-20
5
of
approved
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3-22
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-
2
3- 1
2-
2
an
8%
by
2-
1
3-
9
2-16
7-
1
6-
8
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1-15
1-25
62%c
1961
3-
2-
equal
British
W.)
(F.
Co.
in¬
(quar.)
Co.
1
I
62 %C
3-20
3-
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-15
3-
1
3-
2-14
(quar.)
20c
Machine—
Batteries
County
1-31
1-15
10c
3-15
2-28
10c
6-15
10c
Gas
1
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
York
5-31
9-15
8-31
656
2-
1
1-15
*35c
2-
1
1-
2
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2-
1
1-
2
(quar.).
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.).
*
div.
.'
*
the
4-20
4-
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable in
resident
5
Canadian
tax
British
15%;
income
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
17%c
2-15
Less
y
Corp. (Del.)
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
2-20
1-10
ordinary—
year
after
a
quarterly-,——
1
1
1
1-17
Previously published date
1-26
Towns Electric
preferred
Wurlitzer
32-
2-
tax
Yates-Amerlcan
Oregon—
stock
the
Worthington Corp., common
4Va% preferred (quar.).
Yocam
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
Portland,
come
Co., Ltd.
for
$0.09 7/10c
9
3-
20c
(Increased)—
3
22 %C
common
payment
about
Woolworth
30c
(s-a)
Bank
subject
to
the
approval
Comptroller of the Currency
Increased
W.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
U. S. Vitamin &
Pharmaceutical
United
(F.
Final
to
17 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
common
J.),
preferred
National
Woolworth
62 %C
(s-a)
Insurance
2-28
2-28
37 %c
Chemical, 4V2%
preferred
3-30
4-
Tanning
15c
3-13
A
1
(quar.)
10%
Shoe
$2.30
(quar.)
Works
Brass
dividend
Wolverine
35c
Corp.
(quar.)_
1-11
(Forest
(quar.)
Stockyards
&
common
1-31
(Chicago)
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
S.
S.
66c
20c
preferred
Fire
Stock
2c
(quar.)__
Co.
Borax
S.
Wolverine
of 5c
and
profits):
Improvement
preferred
■
.
still
12VaC
15c
30c
Coast
$1.44
2-15
1_
investment
S.
7%
U.
U.
•
9;
60c
$1
*
net
United
U.
3-
2-
2-
8c
5%
United National Bank of Long Island
Hills)
(annual)
4V2 %
.
2-28
92%C
B
2-13
2-
25c
$1.12%
class
"
1
2-15
*':"i 2%
Quarterly
87 %c
A
3-
15c
Western
•
(quar.)
Insurance
United
;
5
$1.14
Quarterly
2-16
12 %c
Co.,
preferred
United
U.
(quar.)
preferred
1-
(quar.)
securities
Gas
4y4%
1-10
...-,
preferred
Co.
United
Y.)—
5%
5
a——_i
America
Continental
from
from
25c
(N.
2-
(quar.
Funds—
2-15
t$i.3iv4
5%
&
Fruit
United
Ll_a,Z
$2.50 class A
Ltd., class A
Coal
United
3-15
„
2-15
$60c
(quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp.—
(JvtP.)
Electric
1
1-30
of
C5.
Corp.
1
-2-
West
4% %
2%
Ltd.,
United
19c
10c
Westbury
6c
(Md.)
Corp.,
3-
87 Vac
— *
California
Elastic
3-
tl5c
.
of
preferred
40c
30c
pfd. A. (quar.)
5
$1.06%
t47%c
(quar.)__.
United
2-1
(quar.)
1-
*
United
2-15
;_
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
5%
56 %c
Stock div. (subject to approval of Control¬
ler of Currency)——
'
Stevens
2-
2%
(quar.)
Sterling National Bank &
„
4-20
3-1- (»;■
40c
(quar.)_
Steinberg's Ltd., 5^4%
Sterchi
.4-20
1
2-15
Steel Co. of Wales, Ltd. Ordinary (final
payment for year ended Sept. 21,
1961 less
British Income
tax)
Steel
4-20
1
5-
3-15
(quar.)_
9
2-
(quar.)
United Corporations,
1
Class B (extra)
1
5-
3-15
class B
3-
3-15
2
•
4-20
5-
1-26
.
preferred
3-30
4-
100%
Co.
Biscuit
1-12
1-26
Corp. (stock dividend)
Products, common (quar.)—
Chemical
5
(quar.)
United Aircraft Corp.—
4% 1955-56 series preferred
1
9
2-15
Financial
$5
i___
:
2-
1
2-15
(quar.).
common
$1.40
Ltd.—
\
1-15
10c
Li
Monthly
Wesco
West
25%
Street
2-
2-1
$1.12%
iquar.).
(quar.)...
(quar.)..
Stores, class A
9-15
1-
(s-a)
United
5-
com.
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.—
Monthly
L.
.
4-20
Finance
preferred
Trust
Bros.
6-15
5
••
pfd.
''
2-16
10c
(initiail)
investment Income
2
35c
;
3-16
f
■15c
Westgate-California
4-20
tlOc
class A and
3-15
2
2-
;
1
1-19
'i
4-
Weiss
2-1
25c
dividend
30c
(quar.)__w__:
2-20
From
2
,
1
1-15 J
,
4-12
(final payment
1961 less British
5-
2c
.
9
2-15
50%
__—
preferred
Union
1-19'
5c
America,
preferred
4.80%
preferred (quar.).
Waste King Corp., 6% preferred
West
(quar.)___.
Salle
Co.
1-19
1
3-30
from
(initial-quar.)
Washington Steel,
7-
'»
(quar.)___
Oil
12c
Tiernan
10-
(stock div.)
5-
2-16
Company_;_
Staqffer Chemical Co.
Co.
4-20 ;
10c
preferred :(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
B
&
12 %c
preferred
6%
4-20
2-1
(quar.)
2-
1
Century Income Investors-
preferred
plus
new common
Corp.—
Industries
12 %c
__.
5%
preferred
30c
class
Stock dividend on
Steel
A
3-
12 %c
■
(quar.)l
(quar.)_
■;
Electric Co.—
Stock
5c
(quar.)
Loan
3%'%'
class
2-28
5%
dividend
Union
20c
'
3-15
3%
6V2 noncumulative preferred (quar.)___.
Union Gas (Canada), Ltd. iquar.;
4-20
36c
(ouar.
(William
Class B
■
1
(quar.)
1
2-28
■
,
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.
Class
1-19 *
1
5-
.(qu8r.)_L—^——
Stanley Brock. Ltd.,
5-
1
5-
^
4Ys%
2-
33c
Special Investments & Securities
Standard
1-19
1-19
27 VaC
.
(quar.)
Fuel Co..
1-19
1
2-1
,$1.10
(quar.)
$1.15
preferred " (quar.)
L;
V 27'/4c
(quar.)
31%c
4.25%
preferred
(quar.,. $1.06 »/4.
4.7.5% preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
5.625% .preferred
Louar.r_
^ 1.40%
Southwestern States Telephone, com, (qupr.)
'.W;32c-:
B
2-
4-20
(quar.)—___:
2,
J >7.142%
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Finance Corp., class
4-20
preferred
Speedry Chemical Products,
2~, 1
1
preferred
Industries
class B
(quar.)_______I__
Gas
$3.50
$4
1-19
1
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)_
2-15
3-15
30c
(quar.)
1-15
1-31
15c
17%%
Bank
dividend
Stock
1
2-
__.
Co.,
La
2-
7
2
,
(quar.).
(quar.).
Washington Gas Light—
New common
(initial-quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.60 perferred (quar.).
$4.25 preferred (quar.).
Washington Mutual Investors Fund Inc.-
.
$3.70
1-19
•
5-
4.36%
Spartans
.
5-
,
B
1st preferred A (quar.)_
Commerce Bank (Cleveland)—
Union
'
;
&
South
Union
1-19
97 VaC
(quar.)
1-17
$1
sy4%
1-19
•
$1.03%
(quar.)—.
par
par
1-31
Temper Corp.
Union
1-19
$1.10
^
1-17
Trust4'(N.1 Y.)
Trust
Oil
1-19
5c
^ stock. dividend)
Bank Sc Trust (Winston-Salem)—
Increased quarterly
Warner
Bros.
Pictures
$3
1-19
27 VaC
...
1-10 -l
Ordinary (final payment
31, 1961 less British
dividend-.
Stock
1-19
preferred
4.75 %
par)
1-10
1
$1.40
208
n
.
1
2-
1-31
25c
_•
2-
$1.42%
Twentieth
1-15
$1.06 V4
.(quar.)
1-10
35C
common (quar.)________
preference (quar.)_
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (stk. dividend)
7-14
2-15
•.
1-19
> 92 %c
97 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)J
($25
1
8-
5c
(quar.)____:
2-
2-15
1
30c
4V2%
: 1-11
20c
.
2-
dividend
Trenton
5
2%
<quar.)___i
1-10
'
:
dividend)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)__.
i___
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line.com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
$4.90 preferred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
Trico
1-15
1-
1
1-31
Realty (stock dividend)
Transcontinent Television (increased)
1-15
-l.
preferred
3.90%
2-
2-
29c
preferred
True
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15%
4.25%
3-6
2-1
1-19
1-12
91 %c
,
(N. Y.)
(quar,
px-eferred
Stock
1-19
$1.20
$1.18%
Drug.-, common
Southwestern. Public
;
37 VaC
(quar.)
Southern Natural Gas
Stock dividend
,
1-31
2-1
15c
Transnation
Electric-^-
(quar.)___>_^____
Materials■» Co—,
Southwestern
Southwestern
iquar.)
1-- 3
1-19
1
$1.31%
Wachovia
25c
—
5
25 VaC
Wallace
1-15
'
$1.25
Trane Company (quar.)
Trans-Lux Cprp, (stock
5
2.28
1
2-
Fund.
of
common
Mfg.
Voi-Shan
1-15
,
(quar.)
class
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Transcontinental Investing—
Class A
(increased)
3
28c
1
$5.60
3
1-31
1
2-
$5.70
2-20
1-
297/aC
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
preferred
2-28
3-31
;
26 VaC
com.
t
-
(quar.)__—_.
Power; Ltd.,
3-15
28 VaC
preferred *(quar.)_
preferred
(.quar.)——'—
4.08%
.
„
2-
$1.37'/a
■.
(N. Y.)
Inc.—
-
______
(ihcreased)
'
1-15
1-31
.
2-
$1
,
2
65c
:
(quar.)
Corp.
v.Trade Sank'&
'
.
$1.27
,
$1
deferred
rets.
42 %c
1-26
i 1-
.
:___
rets,
Mutual
Corp.
convertible
New
.
$1.19
$1.14
Edison—
Stock
3-31 r/s3- 2
1-31
1-31
Vogt
5
$1.43%
(quar.)__
Warner & Swasey Co.
class A &
on
4.56%
'. 3- 2
-7c
.,
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)______
Toronto^Dominion
1-18
^12-8
,
2-28
1-18
^
1-
9
1
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
1-15
common
4.25%
.
1-19
,
1-18
2-15
4%%
'
1
22-
20c
2-15
Vanadium
2-
8
1-15
15c
gains
2-15
v
1-15
1
1-31
30c
,
■
income
3-14
$1.21
ended Oct. 31,
Tax)
dep
Tokhelm
•
1-10
2-23
:
for year ended Oct.
Income Tax)
1-10
div.)
dep.
Income
2-13
1
t31V4c
,s
(stock
32-
earned
3-14
2-15
1-22 '
(quar.)
common
Income Fund,
from
Vanderbilt
Light Co.—
Packing Co.
Amer.
9
Line
8c
Van Camp Sea Food,
1-31
2-
1-15
2Cc
(quar.)
2-15
$40C
______
-,
•
„
(quar.),
for year
2-26
415c
(increased)
(quar.)_—d____ "
Corp.
(stock dividend)—:—_■"'
preferred
&
Bros.,
A
Amer.
2-21
,
preferred
1-15
90
■
Ordinary (final)
1-15
38%c
.
Service—
Title Guarantee Co.
-l
2-28
31V4c
4.24%
Power
Tobin
2-28
\
preferred
Class
Value
1-5
2-
5c
(extra)
Company
Upper Peninsula Power,
1-15
6
I
2-28
87%c
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Utilities .& Industries Corp.
9
2-
X2%c
5%%
2
Tobacco Securities Trust, Ltd.—
12-27
2
4-
$1.55
1
22-
25c
;
1-22
$1.25
4:78%
(quar.)
___—.___—
;
2-15
r
Corp.,. common (quar.)__—,_v_
V
preferred A ; (quar.)
;_a_____1___:_.L7'
Coast
Electric
Clast'
1-18
-
.
1-29
tl5c
-
1-15
3- T
'-:20c
Sonotone
5%
9
2
Products
1
Upjohn
3-14,;
25c
Tip Top Products—
Class A (stock dividend)
: Class
A
(quar.).
Class
A
<quar.)
>; 1-31
75c
(Howard) Paper Mills. $2 pfd.
!
B
Stock dividend
1-31
2-15
$i'
415c
(A. O.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Somerset Trust Co.
(N. J.)
(stock
/
J
1-31
10c
10c
Thriftimart, Incl, class A
12-29
1
2-
75c
.
(quar.)—
Smith
.
2-
20c
preferred
Therm-O-Disc, Inc.
(quar.)
Thompson (John R.) (quar.)____
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge, com.
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-29
2-23
t25c
?
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil
Skeily Oil Co. (quar.)_
Slater Industries, Ltd., a common
V- 6%% preferred A,(quar.)_.
:
1
1-16
%e:
2%%
A
3.65%
1
1-31
^
15C
Cigar, 5% preferred (quar.)_________
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar,)_^—
4.40%
3->
3-
_,___
class
(quar,)
Thalhimer
2-15
1-31
120c
com., (quar.)
Simms (T. S.J *& CO„ Ltd., $1 pfd: (quar. )_a
'
25c
$1.10
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)__:
$4 preferred (quar.)
1-18
3-
60c
Simon
:
<
5%
•
Power,* common
(quar.)_4.^_ :
A
(quar.
I,), Co.,. class A^i^v'--—-_-l_ Sigma Mines. Ltd (Quebec)\(s-a)L__~:——
Silverwopd Dairies Ltd,, class A(quar.)___ 1,
V;
9
5%%
$5.08 preferred (quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)____
Texas Industries. $5 preferred (quar.)
Texas Instruments, 4% pfd. (quar.)
from
iquar.
(Henry
Smith-Corona, Marqhant.
Texas
8
2-1
..
$1.25
_______
$2.44. preferred
■
1-15
65c
dividend
Class
2-19
*166
Co.,- common. ,(quar.' >
4%,, preferred- (quar.)_______.
-Shop Rite Foocis (stock dividend)______
,
2-
Oil
1-12
(quar.) _^__L_
Tenney Corp., class A (monthly)__.
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common; (quar.)
;
r.
SmithrDouglass Co.
1
1-12
3-12
'
South
1-31
Controls
(reduced)
Leaf Tobacco, common
2-
62 %c
Universal
1-18
Holders
Payable of Reo.
15c
Corp., common (quar.h
preferred (quar.).
Universal
1-12
1
Universal
capital
Stock
4-13
15c
(quar.)
B
i
60c
Sherwin-Williams
Class
1
2-1
13c
Capital gains. payjnent:
Bhawinigaii Water & Paper,
•
2f
1
(quar.)__—
Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)_______;___
Talon, Inc.,
1-25
4
45c
investment .incomeJ
Smith
2-28
Freight
(quar.)
Broadcasting Co. (quar.)___
Texas
—f_ ' ■?
(quar.)
%
9
Y.)
Shoe ICorp ,(initial)
Shareholders
i\.
6
2-
Co.
Extra
1-12
1-26
,
100%
SetoerrtCHly&_X")^(s-a)~~—"II"_ZrjZZ™—~
Shenango Valley Natural Gas
2-
; 2-15
:•%; 25c
"(New Haven^ Iquar.)—
Insurance
'Trust Co.
Security
2-20
5-
40c
Security
1
5-
:4
r
12 Vac :
,
Taft
2-
65c
35C
—
Siegel
2-
2-
T.I.M.E.
1-19
3-10
85c
-
1-19
1
2-1
$1
;■
—
...
■
$1
(quarf)_^_——_—-i——-i_„
preferred • (quar J
$3.40
Sierra
OH
,
10c
Swingline, Inc., class B (quar.)__^
Supronics Corp. (stock dividend)
3-
-
20c
(initial-quar.)
com.
$4 preferred
.
(1952 series)
Sun
2-1
10c
Paper,
preferred (quar.)-,———»L
$3.40 preferred (quar.),—_
,—_____
.
pfd.
.
(quar.)_
common
Whelan
conv.
When
Share
(Del.),
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
25C
lie
Sunshine
.2-
10c
.
$4
Shaer
2-28
of Company
Transit Co.
United
4-10
4-30
50c
,
5.20%
United
-5%
4%
51
Per
Name
'\
'
Scott :<Si
Scott
•
4
'
.*
V- >•
(quar.)_______—
Suburban Propane Gas—
2-15
,
V
2-21
Gas
1-18
.
r
•)
17 %c
1-18
1
1
■
'
(quar.)__^
3-19
1
4-
California
Suburban
1-19
2-
..
1,
Corp.
Strolee of
2-15
2-
8c
8c
'
(final payment for year
1961 less British Income
rets,
Oct.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
■
(stock dividend)__
Stouffer Foods Corp. (quar.)_
Strawbridge & Clpthier, com. (quar.)
1-19
3- 1
;
8c
„
A——-—
..
Stouffer
1
2-10
i5c
When
Share
10%
1
2-10
25c
_____
(quar,)—,——___—L___
(Walter:J.) class A (extra)_,,,—
2-
2-
1
Schlumberger,* Ltd.
dep.
ended
2-22
■
2-15
"
preference
2-22
2-15
15c
of Company "
1- .2
1
Corp.___—
Schenley Industries,; common^.-,..-;
50c
Amer.
3-15
3-15
,
tec
30c
;
iquar.)___~__
'"3- 2
2
2-1
4-
'
San
Per
Name
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—
1-17
1-31
40c
_'_a
(quar.)_„__——
Ltd, (quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
—
preferred A
>5%
St.
When
Share
J'.
Pqods, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Joseph Light & Power, common (quar.)_
& W Fine
s
(567)
1-31
12-30
the
source.
was
Incorrect.
The
corrected
x
Non¬
payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
*14c
at
tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
Canadian nonresident tax.
52
Continued from page
was
H.l'.S.brand.—V.
The
1960
sales,
$89
The
to
million.
$45
Net
,
Net
disclosed by the corporation'
operations for 1961, the com¬
of
5.9%
of
Because
increased*
the
volume
earnings improved 45%, Mr. Estabrook
were $2,169,000,
equivalent to $3.17 per
common
stock outstanding at
earnings were $1,496(831, or $2.23
standing.—V. 194,. p. 2338.
•/
of
■Sel-Rex
year
671,382
■//";; /
No
of
out¬
Texas,
the
etc.
(less
current
•/'■'.
par)—
O.
&
.>
Allyn & Co.—
Securities
.
:
fee
Baird
Barth
Co.,
4,000
2,750
18,500
Co.— 15,000
/
■
Riter,
Inc.
1(400,000
Brothers____^._ 1,400,000
Loeb, Rboades
Lebman
-Carl
&
M.
CO.__
Merrill
:
Lynch,
Fenner- &
White,
Dean
Witter
&
Co,_
Co.
&
Inc.—
&
Co
&
Co., Inc.
,
1,400,000
1,400,000
-
Curtis
700,000
'
Shields & Co.—:
:
A.
&
CO., Inc
Thomas &
250.000
Mitchum,
*
4,000
Co.—
2,000
3,600
sories
Coffin &
Paine,
Burr
&
Co.—
Dann
Common,
&
Courts
.
&
Co—
Putnam
f
of
the
earnings
1961, it
31,
young
men's
were
was
reported
announced
from
the
sportswear
&
Co.,
:
Co.—
&
Beck
&
Brothers
Hutzler
$27,347,585 figure for last year.
$928,000 In I960 to $1,184,030. Annual per share earnings in-,
frpm
$1,38
(on
675,000
shares
outstanding prior to' the
creased
trust/ chattel
:
v
GIVING
(50
cents
EFFECT
Scranton
duPont
Dillon,
&
Co
Union
Securities.. & Co._
Elworthy ,& Co.—
Equitable Securities
Estabrook
$120,000
-
$120,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,246,557
Units-
First
Southwest
Inc.—
18,500
Corp.
Corp.—
Michigan
H.
-Stern
4,000
2,750
2,700
4,000
Friedman^,—
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Inc.—
Glore, Forgan & Co.-^
:»
19,500
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—_ 19,500
!
Goodbody & Co
Hallgarten &
Hannaford
Harper
Inc.
&
Son
Co.,
2,700
;
i
Inc..
Henry F. Swift & Co._^—
Spencer Trask & 'Co.//—
&,
Walston
24,000
4,750
15,000
4,750
Inc.—— 19,000
Walker & Co.
&
Co.,
4,400
4,750
Inc.
Inc.—.
10,000
Hill
H.
4,400
4,000
Co.—18,500
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L.
Day
——
Wagenseller & Durst,
G.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Richards
J. J. B.
& Co., Inc.
Hilliard & Son
Hincks
N
19,500
10,000
Inc
Co.
,
Corp.
4,750
2,700
&
2,700
&
4,000
Sutro
Ripley & Co.,
Stone
Co._
Stone & Youngberg—
J, S. Strauss & Co.
&
Bros.
J.
A.
Holt
Co.,
&
-
Collins.——
&
Hornblower
Fay,
&
6,000
2,700
Inc
5,200
Weeks
19,500
Hutton & Co. Inc.—
F,
2,750
2,000
Inc...
Hogle & Co,
Hooker
E.
&
19,500
Weeden
&
Co,
C. N. White
Inc.—
—
& Co
White, Weld & Co.
Wilson, Johnson &
-
■
&,
Co.,
1,250
Inc.
1,250
1,250
Company, Inc.—
Kistler & Co;—1-'
Powell,
194, p.
&
1,250
1429.
Southern Ink & Lacquer Co;," Inc.r—Files
The
With SEC—
a«"Reg.> A" covering 5,000
without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for .purchase: and, installment of equipment,
inventory and working capital.
>
v
/
Southern of 5560 E.: Ponce de. Leon. Ave.1, Stone. Mountain, Ga., is
engaged in the manufacture and sale of printing inks • and related
corporation
shares
on
(no
Jan.. 15, .1962
par)
:
filed
be. offered.at $10;
to
.
.
//
products.
Spencer Chemical Co.—Reports Higher Sales & Earns.
Higher
19,000
2,700
Inc.—
19,500
Higgins
a—
Wood, Struthers & Co.——
Wulff, Hansen & Co.—
York & Co._
U
2,700
4,750
sales
and
profits
;
were
established
In
the
second
quarter
period and six months ended Dec. 31, 1961, than a year earlier by
Spencer Chemical Co.. The increased volume in agricultural chemicals,
and coal, together with the inclusion of operating results for
the entire six months of the newly-acquired packaging companies and
plastics
,
& Webster Securities
Stroud
'■
common
4,000
& Co./._——5,200
Co.—2,000
&
Stone
19,500
Hayden,
-V;
24,000
2,750
Meyerson
Stix
Bogan
4,000
Co.—
4,000
Co
Talbot:.—-—
&
P.
&
5,000
& -C
Sheridan,
McCarley
2,750
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox 15,000
Stewart, Eubanks,
2,750
Co.—
Brothers
Wheat
C.
Mackall
.
2,700
360,000
v
loans
,
The-underwriters: named *below" .have, severally
—
Brooke,
Inc..
&
Outstanding 1
1,066,192 shs.
due Sept.
purchase from the -company - the- respective number of units
opposite: their names;- subject;to the terms and conditions
underwriting agreement. \
J.
4,400
Waterman Co
2,700
William R. Staats & Co.— 42,000
..
4,750
.
Co.
Smithers
4,750
Co.
&
&
,
Co,
Southwick, Campbell,
18,500
Co.
of
Maxfield
19,500
—
Corp,
Cleveland
First
First
S.
F.
Co.
California
First
The
&
MacCormack
Evans
Shields
"
"'
10,000
4,750
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—— 24,000
Smith, Barney & Co: Inc. 19,500
10,000
I.
Co.
or/
forth
the
of
2,750
&
as'
by
FINANCING :
;
15.000,000 *hsv
par)*—
debentures,
UNDERWRITERS
2,750
2,750
2,750
:■ 10,000
&
Hammill
of
other
mortgages
.
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
*,
.
W.
lessors
and
agreed to
&
Chas.
10,000
acces¬
year, slightly higher
Net
profits rose 28%
thereon.
30, 1965Ai-'sinking fund subordinated deben¬
tures, due Jan. 1, 1977—
set
—10,000
Shearson,
Francis
Eastman
;
.
all
pf
Indebtedness to factor—.:
Co._.
Schwabacher & Co
or
leases
of such property
receivables purchased
lessees
,
Sundiy indebtedness,: including
';payable >• to
banks—.—
Gardner——
2,750
4,750
Inc
Dominick & Dominick, Inc
Drexel & Co..—
'
contributed to the improvement, according to
President.
Earnings also benefited from an extensive
he added.
for
the three months ended Dec. 31
were
$20,460,394,
adhesive
an;
J.
C.
cost
company,
Denton,
control
Net
program,
sales
with
$16,407,671 a year ago. The six-month sales were
$39,307,800; compared with $33,399,078 the previous year.
Net income for the second quarter was $1,405,638, equal to 45 cents
a
common share
after preferred dividends, compared with $1,106,027,
or 36 cents a share on a smaller number of shares outstanding a year
earlier. The company had 2,874,418 shares of common outstanding Dec.
31, 1961, compared with 2,724,831 a year before. The six-month net
income
was
$2,300,229, equal to 71 cents a common share, against
$2,144,929, or 69 cents a share, in the 1960 period. Operating results
and earnings per. share for 1960 have not been adjusted to include
the packaging and adhesive companies or the related shares issued in
compared
connection
with
their
acquisition.
"
.
dividends
of 35 cents a
preferred, both
payable March 1 to holders of record Feb. 10.—'V. 195, p. 261.
Directors
share
on
have
the
voted
common
the
usual
and, $1.05
a
quarterly
share on the .4,20%
Springfield Gas Light Co. — Notes Sold Privately—
Jan; 24, 1962, it was reported that this company had sold
privately $5,000,000 of 47/s% notes due Jan. 15, 1987,
through First, Boston Corp., New York City.
.V;
4,400
3,600
Standard Forgings
194, p, 2772.
- -
.
-
Corp.—Annual Report—
program.
corporation has reported, subject to review by auditors, net
of $187,686 for the year ended December .31, 1961, equivalent
share on 304,365 shares of $i; par value common stock
outstanding. This compared with net profit of $362,046, or $1.19 a
share, on- the same number of shares outstanding December 31, I960,
r Net. sales
totaled $17,431,200. compared with sales ot $20,037,800
stated
Mr.
for
diversification
and
The
Southern California Petroleum
by the company for the
by Jesse S. Siegel,. Presi¬
concern.
deeds
" '
by
vendors
other
contracts,
7%
:
Siegel Co., Inc.—Record Sales, Earningsand
Sales^were $27,464,500/durng the 1961 fiscal
than
Ely,
Relnholdt
5,200
Dickson
S.
—V.
dent
&
Refsnes,
Salomon
150,000
on
and
Substantially
secured
the' business of purchasing
in
engaged
.
subordinated
19,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc._:
Rotan, Mosle & Co.—
150,000
150,000
screens, jack stands and other allied items with
particular emphasis
another high quality line of safety seat belts.—V,
193, p, 1944.
&
—.
Weedon & Co._—: 24,000
Podesta & Co.: 6,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——, 11,000
200,000
the
sales
Jackson
Cruttenden,
acquisition of Sutone, according to President Fred Plotkin,
«nore-Calne\ar "anticipates the addition of
approximately $1,000,000 of
Sutone sales of curb guard feelers,
license plate frames, car window
(Henry I.)
Webber,
Crowell,
and
Record
Co.—
Pflueger & Baerwald
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
2,750
2,000
2,750
2,750
Co.—
Cooley &
250,000
■
builders
contracts.
trust
of
stock
Common
42,000
4,000
Curtis
2,000
Inc.— 10,000
4,000
Inc.
Julien Collins
janitorial supplies, has announced the
acquisition of Sutone
Corp., manufacturer of automotive accessories.
_The disclosure wav made jointly by Cha'iman of the Board Philip
Shore and President Fred Plotkin.
year ended Oct.
Ohio
&
deeds
6%
4,400
Cook
dealers,
:
Jones &
Newhard,
Oh
was organized as a, Delaware corporation'
domesticated in North Carolina in March,
principally
CAPITALIZATION
2,700
Co..
sales
4,000
11,000
150.000
automobile
Co
Pacific Northwest Co.—
^—
.Inc.
of
-
—
Telerent, Inc., the company's wholly-owned arid, only active sub¬
sidiary, is engaged principally 4n the rental of television sets; antenna:
systems and other equipment to motels, hotels and. hospitals. / Federal.
Acceptance Corp., the company's only other subsidiary, was dissolved
after sustaining operating losses in 1959. and I960.
Templeton
18,500
Morgan & Coi.——///_^.—% 4,400
Morgan Stanley & Co
42,500
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
Inc.
//'— _^/——u-2,000
F. S. Moseley & Co..
10,000
Co.,
&
Sons
&
&
Harriman
distributor
i960.
by the company for the
working capital for Telerent/
2,750
Co:,
and
lien
'
'53,000
"
Brown
Wm,
manufacturer
&
Co.
Shore-Calnevar, Inc.—Acquisition—
Shore-Calnevar,
oven
Approximately 81% of the company's outstanding. receivables consist
of. notes given by the purchasers-of "shell homes" secured by first
19,500
The
150,000
Co
conditional
10,000
Brothers
Milwaukee
The
2,700
2,750
"'"2;750,
J.
C. Bradford & Co._— " 2,750
I. L. Brooks & Co., Inc
2,700
—
500,000
-
Eacon, Whipple & Co.—
—V.
194, p. 2709.
Masten
the "Company: are
Co,—— 19,500
Brothers
Mason
2,750
Sullivan
Clark, Dodge & Co.
McKelvy & Co
The Robinspn-Humphrey
E.
&
Corp.——
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner
& Smith Inc.—
—
150,000
Co.—150,000
150,000
700,000
Freres
;/.
.
and
therefor.
part 'payment
—
2,750
—
Co
&
Bosworth,
■ 'Inc.'
•Winslow,
&
Dittmar & Co., Inc.„
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.—
;
used
be
additional
and
'
&
—
Sullivan
5.2 %
Col— Units Offered
personal property the notes;
receivables made
by the purchasers or
4,400
——
Lehman
2,700
10,000
Quincy Cass Associates/—^
Chace, Whiteside & ;
200,000
Neuhaus
increased
company
1957,
company is
discount from
a
real
3,600
Burnham
250,000
Underwood,
meeting indicated- that 1901electric,
territory
will
for
and
The
;
Higginson
a
November,
at
Shares
■
Bell
Stern
Lee
&
Inc.—1
Co.,
&
Alex.
250,000
,
'
1958.
The' company actively commenced^ business in February, 1959,
in Raleigh, N. C., where its business office is located and now operates
principally in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
/
.;
,
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc. "24,000
250,000
Co., Inc
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..,
Paine, Webber, Jackson
,
Co.—jl—
Bosworth,
1,400,000
,
proceeds
debt
subsidiary.
of
BUSINESS—The
Co.
Marache
Boettcher
.
$250,000
^
Rotan, Mosle & Co
■
1,400,000
Inc.^.
Weld & Co._/_—
Co.—__
Scribner
Fierce,
Smith
&
Inc.,
in
Lester, Ryons & Co.^_
30,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.— .18,500
Manley, Bennett & Co.-:—
2,750
Blyth
Singer, Deane &
-
..
Southwest
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
•
v
&
Lazard
—
Co.__
&
2,750
Co.^_^_
&
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
4,926,993
The Milwaukee Co.
\
.
.
Amount
First
ihis" company's
in
PROCEEDS—-Net
repayment
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 19,500
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co:——
2,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. inc.:
42,500
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
2,750
W. C. Langley &
Co
10,000
Lawson, Levy, .Williams &
10,000
W.
William Blair
debentures:
Corp,
►6,800,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.^„ 2,000,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
1,400,000
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities & Co._,__, 1,400,000
«Kidder, Peabody & po;
v
;
Kerr
4,750
Co.-
&
Blair
/'"*
Amount
com¬
I960,—V, ioi,
24, 1962, J; C. Wheat & Co.; Richmond, Va./ and
associates offered publicly, $1,000,000 of this firm's 7%
sinking fund subordinated debentures, due Jan. 1, 1977,"
with warrants to purchase 200,000 common shares. The
securities were offered at $100 per unit.
Each of the
10,000 units consisted of $100 principal amount of deben¬
tures and a warrant to purchase 20 shares. The securi¬
ties will be separately transferable upon completion of
the sale by. the underwriters.
/
Inc.—2,750
Johnston, /L'dhion & 'Cb—_
4,750
2,750
Blankenship, Gould
Blakely, Inc..
4,600,151
.
—
23^.
up
Jan.
severally
Birr & Co.,/ Inc.—_-'
__
■
sales
Southerh Frontier Finance
2273.
V'! ■' /'// :.//%/■'
have
"/ ,v;
10,000
Corp.
&
R.
*The First Boston
p.
Offered—
10,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, "
Inc.
11,000
company -is
maturities)-
shares—
:
1962,
approximately
approximately
be
below
Illinois
The
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
the
at
to
named
stock:
Corp.^__103,100
103,100
pal
of
194,
./ /;•';///'-■ -jV '
underwriters
common
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective princi¬
amounts
estimated
was
Bateman, Eichler &
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.—
UNDERWRITERS—-The
•
1961,
Co._
Whipple &
J.
■"■'•
Outstanding
3xkck\ sinking fund, debentures
due
1967
(less
current
sinking fund obligation)——
$7,250 000
4s/# % sinking fund debentures due
1987—25,000,000
————
year
Earnings" in 1961 amounted to $1.98 per share on year-end shares.
$2.00 per, share, on average shares outstanding during the "year,*
750,000 additional shares having been issued in Feb/ 1961, These
figures compare with 1960 earnings of( $2.06 per. share on both bases.
The directors voted approval of construction programs: calling for the'
expenditure of approximately $150 million by Southern's system com-,
panies in 1962.-^V. 195, p. 261.
"
com¬
/-
Co.—Common
Edison
;
Ball, Burge & Kraus
•
notes,
April,
new
Bacon,
•'
($1
the
Boston
Witter
Bache
./•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
5,000,000
of
First
Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath
,
money
of
as
/>■;■
American
.
stock
is contemplated—V,
the basis of the 1960 Federal Census
on
Robert
Amarillo,
fiscal
1961
.
Figures presented: at the Jan. 18*
Split—
the company's
0f
Shares
A.
in the northern portion of the Texas Panhandle.
During
September of 1961 construction of an anhydrous ammonia synthesis
plant was commenced, and the company intends to engaged in the
business of producing and selling ammonia.
c
Authorized:
California
and
shares
Dean
situated
Purchase
change in dividend policy
estimated
The
principally engaged in the production and purchase of natural gas;:
processing of natural gas and the recovery and sale of natural
gasoline and other liquid hydrocarbons; the- sale of gas primarily to
natural gas pipeline companies and- industrial users; and the produc¬
tion,
purchase and refining, of crude oil and the sale of refined
products.
Its • gas
processing and petroleum refining ; facilities are
Common
a/Mor-lspIit
\-,/■
;
V
the
■
.•
UNDERWRITERS—The
24, 1962, First Boston Corp., New York City, and
associates, offered $25,000,000 of this firm's 4% % sink¬
ing fund debentures, due Jan. 1, 1987, at 99 % and ac¬
crued interest to yield 4.693%. Net proceeds, estimated
at $24,358,750, will be used for the repayment of debt,
and working capital and capital expenditures.
/
Steel Co.—Proposed Stock
recommended
5,120,000.
.
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.—Debentures Offered—On
In
the
-
4,890,000,
Jan.
Headquartered
for
energy
BUSINESS—The
company of 601 W. Fifth St., Los Angeles is
a
public utility engaged in the business of generating, purchasing, trans¬
mitting, distributing and selling electric energy in portions of central
and southern California, excluding the City of Los Angeles and certain
other cities.
The population of the territory served by the company
efficiency,
shares
.
T....
V": Southern; Co.—Sales,//Earnings.
to a Jan. 22, 1962 prospectus, First Boston
Corp., New York City, and Dean Witter <& Co., San
Francisco, offered publicly, 1,500,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $29,625 per share. Net proceeds
will be used by the company for the repayment of bank
loans, and for other corporate purposes.
The Chase Manhattan Bank, New York City, has been appointed
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 261.
—.
i,
:
Southern
Corp.—Appointment;—
BUSINESS
have
,
on
Wipe highs in the
by Meyer Luskin,/
•.
•••„ •
all
•.
,
:
said." Net ■ earnings in 1961
share on the 684,797 shares
end. In the prior year, net
share
per
operating
.■
aggregated $10,567,826
pared with $8;544,454 in the 12-months ended July 3L,
p. 2095.
'
1
agreed to purchase from, the company the following respective numbers
better
and
•'
,
Sales
"
^
of record February 23, 1962, will meet March 22,
consider the split and other matters.
* /
to
-ended
year
:/■
Stockholders
Sealright President, said that consolidated net
December 31,
1961 totaled $58,173,000, a
increase over the $54,948,876 of 1960. ;
'
/
the
in
892.
194, p.
stock.
mon
Estabrook,
Henry C.
sales
.
$9,89$,i64tr..an' increase Of. '6%: over,1960's sales
Simonds Saw &
'""/.V
pany's 75th year.
•/'./' v•"
Casjht earnings pet share f or'-frhe- T961'; fiscal year * of" &7.11 Against.
$5.49, for i960; a 29% increase. Net income. for the; 12-months ending 1
July 31, 1961, ', totaled. $612,863," equal/to* $1,24 a, common share, •' com¬
pared with $587,741 Or $1.18, a 'share in the preceding; fiscal year,
Pursuant
were
report
reached
1961,r it . was, reported
develops, / manufactures,
Directors
,
reoffered for public sale Jan. 24,
higher earnings
this 'company
..
was
unaudited
of
earnings
and
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Sales, Earns. Set Record
sales and
and
,
_
up
letter *to
a
1939.—V.
in
They will mature in 15 annual instalments of $371,000
on each Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1977, incl.—V. 195, p. 261.
preliminary
Sales
fiscal, year ending, July»
31,.
Chairman and .President.
manufacturer
Mass.-based
,
.
•,
.
The certificates, which are non-callable, are rated Aa
by Moody's and AAA- by Standard & Poor's. They are
secured by new equipment estimated to cost $13,929,533.
a
Braintree,
South
-
and . sells /sensitive electromagnetic
vTotal electric/revenues for 1961)were4$328,580j000;up;3.4% oyer I960;.
Consolidated net income was $45,869,000, as compared .with $46,150,000
relays;
photoelectronic street lightingcontrols
and /other electro-,
in the prior year.
magnetic and electronic control devices. The company was organized
a-...7./
•
prices to yield from 3.60% for the Feb. 1, 1963 matu¬
rity to 4.45% for the 1973-77 maturities.
Record
the'
record
\
Annual Report—
that
Sigtiia
at
In
of
to a
Rental,
$9 303 821,
In
/'/■
were
peak of $462,251,
all-time
an
Auto
one
,
>
'• /. i
-"v.'-1
"
;
;
:
shareholders," John J.~Morari, Executive .Vice-President;'backlog of the company on Dec, 31, 1961 amounted to $3,200,000, up about 50% over the previous: year rend figure;
^
;
of
said
Line KR.T
4y4% coupon.
increased to
1961
for
sales
.amounted
•
.
income
acquisition.;of Swift'.
..
from the- $335,025 posted In the~ previous year; On a per share
earnings rose to $1.13 on the- 470,183 shares outstanding at of the year;* The -company earned $1:01 per share on theJ
$31,643 shares outstanding at the 1960 year-end.
'EquipmentTrust Certifi¬
cates Sold—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and associates
were awarded
at competitive sale Jan. 23, an issue of
§5,565,000 of this road's. 4JA % equipment trust certifi¬
cates, series V, on a bid of 98.7207%, naming the 4^4 %
dividend rate.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. bid 98.6746, also
a
'■
,
end
the
1961 compared with $630,000 for the previous year.
Excluding the undistributed earnings pf" affiliates, and, based on the;
pjre-split shares,' 1961 earnings were $3.47snare compared with v
5,3/40 for i960:
■"/
'
%.'/•"
Scott's net sales were up 6.3%
in 1961, totaling $333,148>190,. as
compared with $313,276,344 for previous year.
Sales for the fourthquarter established a .new record for a quarter and were, 9,5% ahead,
of the corresponding quarter.inTOSO.^V/,194, p. 1952.,
1
■
The certificates
:;'
38%
about. $850,0C0 for,
for
of
basis,
/
,
stock
and devices,
earnings for both years include for the first' time. Scott's equity
undistributed' earnings of Us affiliates.
This amounted to.
Seaboard Air
capital
the
for
...
.
Sigma Instruments, Inc.—Posts Record Sales & Earns.
major manufacturer. of electronic and,electromagnetic controls
has reported record high; sales and earnings for 1961.
in.
.
the
in
million
registrar
•
announcing the
this acquisition is
factor in lahd oil drilling" with* operations' throughout/the world. The
company's volume has increased 500% "In the" past 10 years to over
$10 mUlion in 1961.-^V. 191,-p. 2095. v1.:
/■ :
•
* ;
1,
appointed
the company.—V. 195,
been
has
This
to $28,360,420
of" Nov. 10, 1961, earnings per,,
common
share, after pieferred dividends, were $1.19 on 25,832,609
Bhajes, outstanding on Dec. -3l, 1961, compared with $1,16 for I960,
based on 24,106,6^5 shares outstanding at the end- of that year.
The.
increase of 1.7 million common shares resulted primarily: from sub¬
stantial conversions of the company's 3%" debentures, the" total out-:
standing principal amount of which had been reduced during ,1961'
from
,
York" City;
Bank,: "New
in
of many intended to broaden
the scope of operations and increase Southern California Petroleum's
growth pattern. Southern California Retroleum Corporation is a major
,
3 "for-T * split
for the
'Adjusted
York
New
1961 compared
in
totaled $31,141,353
Chase * Manhatan
p. ,447.
Philadephia . company Increased earnings in 1961 over
fcy 9.8% on a. 6.3% increase in sales and set new records lor
net income, and earnings per common share.
1960.
.
Mr. .Luskin;
.
Inc., stated that
Sierra Capital Co.—Appointment—
10
Scott Paper Co.—Sales, Net Increase—
income
,
Siegel said that a
the ■ expansion of' the
Mr.
This
Net
outstanding
shares
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
During these two years there have been six new Board members added
from important segments of industry.
offering in September, 1961) to $1.46 (on 810,000
after the onering).
key factor in the increased profit picture
company's sales of sportswear, carrying the
194, p., 1657., - ;
;
■■ .
public
company's
General Corporation and
Investment News
■
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(568)
of
Corp.T-Acquisition—
Meyer Luskin, President and Chairman has announced, the acquisition
Swift Auto Rental, Inc., Los Angeles, as the
keynote to a major
expansion-and
This
diversification
important
acquisition,
Luskin, is concrete evidence
austerity program instituted
during the past two years-by our almost all new Board of Directors.
of
the
success
of
our
profit
to
62
cents a
.
the preceding year.
.
J,
^ /
i
,
-Roy W.-Clansky, Jr., President, said volume of operations and. ship*
ments in the fourth, quarter, of 1961 had been favorable.
It appeared
Volume
such
level
said.
of
added
—V.
\<l
194,
that
.
t* "
-
continue
into
he
1962,
•.'*
backlog
2381:
p.
conceivably
might
operations
•»''
.
He
Number 6129... The Commercial and Financial Ckronwle
195
present
:
-
approximately
was
"
■
"
Boston
■;
■
at
Corp.,
and
Co.
&
million.
$7.1
4Va%
'
Standard Oil Co; of Calif
ornia-^-Annual
Report—
with
dated
Standard
Follis
-Mr.
said
share
of
ferred
and on
1.
estimate
is
of
shares
the
share
per
earnings
equivalent
based
was
early
to
$4.52
of comparison, Standard
of California's. I960
Kentuckyearnings .were.- not involved,- were $,4.21 a share
with $4.48 a share in 1961 if Kentucky earnings were/
likewise fexpluded. •'V* "
"•
r
>
Standard's poard. of Difectors'at the same time declared a quarterly
dividend
share
a-
shaire
oK preferred.
holders of- record! Fe&.: 5.1
•?
.
solely
,
.
The
-
for
& Webster,
consolidated
I960.—V.
194,
net
income
of
of $3.73
"
co-transfer agent
p. 1763.
'
pointed
—V.
Trust
Hanover
Co.,
per
share,
per
'
the
for
compared,'
share, for
Suburban
The
of
has
been
ap¬
corporation.
the
wide
v'
/
share
1,525,695
in
shares
I960;
31,
It
outstanding
on
will
go
services
built
Propane,
of
1
12-month
194,
of
.
' >• 1 ^
.1(11 ft/,. „ ixnf' '
Sir an1 Crane Packaging,
•,
company's
'
-
plant,
same
-
of
The
.
&
Jan.
on
shares
are-to
company.
'
,
1962,v filed
be offered at
8,
(par $5)
Christensen, -Inc.,
Proceeds
the
to
Denver
be
and
added
Ure,
''Reg.
a
$25,
Davis
the., capital
to
A"
surplus
of 410 Utah
in
Savings Bank
life insurance.'
writing
/"
Eldg.,
Salt Lake
.
v;
City,
records
the
in
Chairman
oil
history
company's
Mr.
Long
branch
every
of
Taft
is engaged
and
amounted
in
1960
and
to
affiliated-
in
$156,140,357,
before
1961
at
with
extra
the
quarter
oil
crude
produced
all-time high, and was up
an
in
10.47c
the
Eastern
cash
dividend,
following
company
December, net
;"A
7.27c
profit increase'of 27.5% over 1960 figures,
and another stock dividend were announced
1961,
wells
194,
p.l994.'-;;
Light Co.—Debentures Offered—White,
bonds at competitive sale
from Leh¬
.
4%s
as
came
..
Brothers, 100.403; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
100.339; Halsey,- Stuart & Co., 100.219, and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities Co.-Salomon Brothers & Hutzler (jointly), 100.02.
concludes
meeting,
a
11.16c
of
Taft, Jr, ."Net earnings
share, an increase of nearly 30%
78.16c; last
from last year.
nine months
year.. Despite
of
compared
by
Directors.
to- last
PROCEEDS—Net
December's
will
quarter," • according to President
for the third quarter were 4IV4C per
Hujbert
earnings for'the fiscal
Board
the
third
satisfactory
a
of
per-share
an
the
'
compared with
radio business, tele¬
in national
strong in the wake
redemption
1962,
short-term
of
; -deruption
.
prices
accrued
interest.
fund,
loans.
ranging
from 105.74%
irorn Lv0:967
txi
receding
The
debentures
beginning
in
Company
of
dividend
an
extra
of
record
./•In
Feb.
standing the
payable
10c,
1962. •
date.
same
March
,
14,
1962,
•
.<
214%
V...:
/
.
authorized
listing the company's stock
p.
on
^.
dividend:of
stock
a
board also
The
of
15,
addition,
stockholders
to
-
-
,
voted
was
.
to investigate the
.
378,660
194,
had
of
Talcott, Inc.—Earnings Set Record—
company,
reported
America's
that
largest independent industrial finance
1961
its
was
tenth
consecutive
of
year
Herbert
Silverman,
income
of
for
$1,377,030
"...Earnings per
for the previous
for
share
in
the
1931
average
average
com¬
!• \
compared
as
'.number of
of
with
common
14%
and
a
evlier.
"Demand
the
to
.
last
"•
for
half
continue
loans, acquired
increase
000,
'
,r
of 1931,"
during
the
from
•'
v.-
Talcott's
$1.74
in¬
corporation
shares
"
Mr.
Proceeds
are
Temptron
of
(par
to
be
Jan.
$1)
used
1645
design,
-
financing services
Silverman
1962."—V.
on
.during 1%1 amounted to $1,454,000,comparable total of $1,275,000,000 a
interim
194,
said,
1962
filed
Broadway,
a
at
equipment
"and
'
acoelerat-d
expect
we
-
during
this trend
set
manufacture
and
sale
"Reg. A" covering 60 000
without underwriting.
$5,
Ky.,
of
is
capital.
engaged
heating
Authority—Bonds
and
in
air
the
offered
First
National
publicly
an
Bank
Offered—An
un¬
of
Chicago,.-on Jan. 25,
issue of $45,000,000 TVA 4Vz% power
bonds 1962 series A, due Feb.: 1;. 1987; at par :and accrued
interest from Feb/ 1, 1962. The
group won award of the
bonds
.
at '
competitive
bidding- Jan.
991669099%''o.v"-f
Competing bids
for
the
issue
24
on
a
bid
P.
/o/i;
Hie.
Co..flnc,,
their
/
•
wholesale
d-"'
C-i
of
•
T?,.
the
ipGJ,
$68,964,000
and
Vi t'-.-v?'.• •
•
■:
First
1,500,000
7
•:
/
Co.___
income
Redpath
-
&
750,000
750,000
194,
(H.
Hickman,
'125,000
125,000
125,000
&
Inc
125,003
& -Co._
Dlttmar &
Strader
Inc—~.
Co.,
I.)
Thompson
Fiber
Glass
Set Record—
Co.
—
Earnings
Sales,
\:
^nd
S"Ies
earnings of the company for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31,
the highest in its 17-year history, it was reported by Presi¬
1S61
~ ere
William
C.
Oc'.
31,
for
1961,
rose
last
year.
was
up
$1,755,000
or
27%
"
-
from
,
company, has
a
year
ago.
Corp.—Annual Report—
reported
stock outstanding
shares
pur¬
Ariz.,
The
Farmers
In¬
option to
an
Ranch.
The
option
it
which
for
debentures
paid
which
xor
the company
it
shall
have
for
company
the
of
stock.
Fred
Sherrill,
G.
San
Marino,
Calif.
Corp.—Annual
of
has
fiscal
1961
Report—
sales
reported
$916,000
equivalent
$23,127,000,
$1.92
Oct.
ended
year
of
to
and
31.
share
per
of
of
and
other
$23,887,000
r,
fiscal
food
and
•.
and
net
beverage retailers, this
of $945,000 for the
income
\
,
with, continued
year
record/', Mr.
Jan.
on
(par
to
are
"Reg. A" covering 50,000
$1, without underwriting.
5, 1962 filed a
to be offered at
50c)
be
for
used
debt
inventory,
*, '
Albuquerque, N.
engaged in the manufacture, assembly and sale of unicycles.
advertising
Unicycle
of
and
235
repayment,
Pedro
Ave.,
N.
E.,
Union Bag Camp Paper Corp.—Sales
The
the
corporation
its
annual
10;^3ed
lf>fiO
972,622,
t*a.Minp-
tKe>
ar-
end
of
of $18,268,266, or
outstanding snares.
Game
of
Finite
1961
for
year.
$2.35
for
sales
net
'
;
«
per
Tbi^ compares
share based on
for
1961
••
$16,stock
with 1960 net inthe same number
•
consolidated
are
three
of
the
1
\
Up,. Net Down—
1961, after tax provision, was
the 7 780.439 shares of caoital
on
is
according to a
Consolidated net sales In
today.
"V"
for
share
per
M.,
$228,431,568,
were
released
income
net
consolidated
subsidiaries
report
$224,561,663.
$2.18
or
that
reported
and
company
preliminary
sales
a
promotion.
San
subsidiaries;
Miller,
Inc.
and
Eastern
Box
results
have
been
restated
on
the
for
AlLed
Co.
the
first
time
the
include
Corp.,
Miller. &
comparative purposes, 1960
For
basis.—V.
same
to
Container
194,
2274.
p.
Union Oil Co. of California—Raises Crude Oil Prices—
The
oil
of
as
increases
gravity
in
has announced
company
effective
The
crude
the
San
the
Jan.
price
increases
in
heavy
gravity
crude
22.
from
range
one
cent
per
barrel
for
26
some
degree
to 15 cents per barrel for 14 degree and heavier crude
Valley.
Angeles Basin and coastal areas, the price, for 14 degree
Joaquin
Los
gravity and heavier crudes
was
increased
10 cents
per
barrel.
Management Changes—
-
Oil,
it
Sloat
R.
has
been
announced
was
by
appointed
Ray
A.
director
Burke,
exploration for Union
of exploration and
of
manager
production.
the
same
as
time,
replaces
assignment.^
Union
has
Mr.
of
manager
Fraser
Burke
F.
for
Pacific
Union's
Woodward
%
also
appointment
announced
operations
A.
who
has
•
combined
its
of
John
R.
Division.
Coast
given
been
a
special
•.
Alaska
Division
with
its
Pacific
Coast
H. M. Lian as district manager of the Alaska area.
Charles
E.
Smith,
who
had headed
the Alaskan
operation, has
assumed Mr. Fraser's former position as manager of the natural gas
and gasoline department.—V. 195, p. 448.
Division,
with
United
Rayon
Manufacturing
Corp.—Earnings Down
Algemene Kunstzjide Unie, N. V. (A. K. U -United Rvon Manufac¬
Corp.) Arnhem, The Netherlands, announced preliminarily that
net income for 1961 was $9,000,000, equal uo $3.36 per American share
on
2,684,632 American share equivalents outstanding. Net income for
1960, adjusted to reflect the change in the Dutch florin from 3.80
to the U. S. dollar to the present rate of 3 60 Dutch florins to the
U. S. dollar, was $10,900,000, equivalent to $4 26 per American share
on
the 2,556,794 American share equivalents outstanding at the end„
1960.
Net
income
outstanding
gross
Income
compared to 8.7
last
year. -
-
for
cents
on
the fiscal
a
of
$2,200,000,
or
$0.84
per
fourth
quarter of 1961 was lower than the
share, for the same 1960 period,
change in the exchange rate.
American
Sales
justed)
4%
for
to
from
the
year
Each
American
Hfl.
1,000 par
-of
increased
$96,600,000
$26,300,000
bv
) %
from
American
share,
in
$2 300,000, or $0.90
again adjusted for
in
$95 700,000
1930
thn
per
the
(ad¬
1961. Sales for the fourth period rose by
$27,300,000.
is equivalent to l/20th of an ordinary share
in
to
share
value each.—V.
194,
p.
263.
'
John
ended
Sept. 30," 1961 Of $1,257,604, compared-to $1^359,228 111 1960r. Net! in¬
come
after' taxes
totaled $97,156
as
against $54,695 in fiscal 1960.
/Earnings per.share amounted ot 15.5 cents on 624,179 shares of com¬
mon
Continental
shares
(c)
company
the
the
shares
United
Tower Acceptance
of
for
corporation
force,
to
$8,163,000,
,-r-V ;94, p. 2274.
The
the
as
5%
in
and
taxes
sales
Proceeds
of
Winterhalter.
S'les
a
new
high of $20,631,972, up 13% from
Consolidated net earnings after taxes were
$1,531,841, up 35% from $1,129. *2 ;or the :n,or
ear.
Per share earn¬
ings amounted to 72»/2 cen s "1 2,105,78(1 shares outstanding com¬
pared with 56 cents on 1.670.C i sha-cs o'l'-tandin",. a vear ago.
D-.-ing the fiscal year, working capital increased 317f from $3,117,912
to $4,564,658.
Current, assets at year end -were ^8,670,233 and current
liabilities were $4,105,575, a current ratio of 2.'l-.to I. "Sales backlog at
$*81r9 69l
Tucson,
turers
2710.
p.
of
Unicycle Corp. of America—Files With SEC—
The
100,000
400,000
100,000
100,000
Co., Inc.____
Charles J. Eubank Co..^
&
south
100,000
400,000
400,000
—
Maxon
said
and
year."
common
125,000
Lerchen & Co.
Austin
H.
located
17,000
supermarkets
to
troubled
At
J.
Berret
between
options are to be granted include (a) Casa
Los Angeles, Calif., (b) R. Keith and Barbara
Co.,
Mich.,
ended
Fraser
Co.
&
into
parent,
fair
earnings and a
Tyler said, "and ,iye maintained our
price structure and services intact. This stand has not been character¬
istic of our industry,
and our competitive situation is the strongest
in the history of our company as the result of our position during a
Mr.
Co.,
and
by Maxon in June, 1961 to acquire
the
Ariz.,
after
stock,
"We
150,003
Co.,
J—
&
Winston
Watling,
F,
Hutton & Co. Inc.
F.
Inc
Mosle
Schneider,
-
Blair
Co.
i-v-lX
Rowles,
,
&
at
portion of the San Ignacio de la Canoa
a
Refrigeration
Niles,
for
125,000
Co.
Pierce
Inc.
Rotan,
I
$250,000
& Frederking__„
750,000
Pressprich <Sc Co.
incloss, Parker &
Co
&
Southwest
Rauscher,
750,000
:zz
.-i.
Hogle
Fridley
■
.
750,000
&
W.
Auc
Amado,
John
A.
projected
assigned the option to the
$100,000 credit toward purchase
a
whom
satisfactory; sales
33
plants
Amo-nt
J.
is
It
previous year. Cjh ;;
company
net
to
receive
to
income
ment
retail
to
generating
to
sales
plants in Niles, Mich.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Waxahachie,
Texas and Smyrna, Del.
According to R. L. I^ler, President of the 35-year-old firm which
has pioneered in the development of self service
merchandising equipr
electric
steam
seven
combustion
in
Tyler operates
.mouesv
Ripley & Co.,
Curtis
&
R.
••
wereT
x
.
$2,000,000
Moseley & Co;__„
ir?c, Webber, Jackson
of
submitted by three -groups, -Biyth
f;i>d Jv C: Bradford
jointly),^39c6i* Haisey, Stuart &
Fqukeble Secriritiese /Corp., s Smith, Barney ■& Co.,- and The
First -National Glty. Bank of New Yorlc
Xjointly), 99.45 and The First
:
at
and
v j
at
.
S.
the
con¬
derwriting group jointly managed by The Chase Man¬
hattan Bank; Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York;
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.; C. J. Devine &
Co.;
and
r»
furnished
purcha?>u\v no-jnc'L' h.U/w severally have made
subject to certain cv-lditions precedent, to pur¬
the
respenth'e. principal
amounts
of
the
Co._
Securities
Corp.
Hallgarten
I*.
will
Tyler
companv
opposite
&
Consolidated
Tennessee. Valley
servile was
communities
0"
•
Inc.
dent
development,
ditioning equipment.
456
electric
is
known
and
cash.
Warehouse
This,
-
St.,
Bryan
operating revenues
E.
-
and working
Paducah,
the
Weld
Ha.-riman
.
2772.
offered
be
for
total
commitment,
from
American
Corp.—Files With SEC—
9.
to
p.
-
1511
Amount
—V.
Temptron Electronics
The
common
chase
shares
shares
common
11%
during, 1961, from 2,396 854 in 1960 to 2,568,061.
These
figures have been adjusted to reflect a
two-for-one
stock split
on
April 10, 1961.
"
"
• ;
-
year
firm
a
White,
creased
Receivables
in
company
-V'
President, said consoli¬
increase from net
mumber
annual
•
and four small internal
19%
a
'
(
$1.90
on
The
and
$5,215,296,
I960.
were
yeah."
Chairmen
was
based
year,
outstanding-'each
Board
1961
with
case
2 7e
$16,678,000,
debentures
R.
net
a
gen-
■
PURCHASERS—The
record
it
persons
In
'
earnings
of
1961,
31,
customers
unaudited
in
part
Oct.
The
each
and
entered
organizer
estate
$340,000
in
$340,000
net
,
earnings.
dated
central
At
NTIF"
:
i-
The
counties
.
(James)
pany,
52
generating units
•
894.
north
customers.
matter of
the New York Stock Exchange.—V.
on
1,290,000.
to
,
.
the
of
■
out¬
shares
■
-
the President
in
">
!
'
on
in
in
par,-
the benefit of
have
of
for
Consolidated
at "special
and
par;
at
Dallas, provides elec¬
an
area
comprising 47,200 square miles
Texas, having an estimated population
.
service
to
1
2,898.18 acres at $750 per acre, or a total of
$400,000 in cash uoon exercise of 'the option (in¬
the $100,000) and the balance In Instalments.
The
subscribed
and
operations
BUSINESS—The
tric
will
1967.
redeemable
are
:
purchase of
has
which
;
FEATURES—Tb* -debenture,
prices
sinking
sale, together with other funds,
expenditures for the company's con¬
and for other corporate purposes including
estimated
for
program
repayment
from the
proceeds
cover
REDEMPTION
e"
vision billings have come back
of our change of
affiliations to
the
ABC
network,
with
most
notable
gains
in
our
Birmingham and- Cincinnati operations. - We are also very favorably
impressed with the progress and earnings of our Bowling subsidiary."
The directors voted the regular, quarterly dividend of 10c a share, and
to
used
struction
.This brings our total
to .89.55c per share
softness
a
be
paid
at
the
about
Hemisphere
1960.—V.
over
decade
agreements
was organized
which
payable
credit
a
$170,000
compares
Other bids for the debentures
"
net
the
parent
income
world.
in
1
the, p*.st
p. 1243.
company's
real
Grant
Land
Walden,
States, Texaco drilled 1,819 gross wells
in
1,643
wells
completed in
1960.
Of
the
total
equity
$57,393,!
and
estimated
were
maintained
are
'
into a real estate option agreement with
whereby for $100,000 in cash it was granted
said land
$137,753,267.
were
expenditures
in
in 1962 will be
certain
purchase
cludes
.
equity
the
Co.
permits
world¬
1
nonsubsidiaries
foreign
of
year
entered
Private
gas
^
Broadcasting Co.-^Reports Earnings Increase—
third
.
and
man
A
develop
$2,173,635,
its
in
192,
written
to
Co.,
vestment
said.
reported,
natural
and
The group won award of the
Jan. 23 on a bid of 100.479%.
accounts, of
,
in
earnings,
tripled
1962.'—V.
The company
parent
com¬
City, was manager of an under¬
writing group which offered on Jan. 24, $10,000,000 of
this company's 4%% sinking iund debentures, due Jan;
1, 1987, at 101.113% and accrued interest, to yield 4.55%.
9,600
through Peters, Writer
& Co., Salt Lake City.
and
and
net
Weld & Co., New York
covering
V
; 1
I960
domestic
exploratory
United
free
reached
'
Sylvan
from
Texas Power &
company
share,
a
has
for
pursuant
chasers.
common
TeXaco's
Sylvan Life Insurance Co.—Files With SEC—
common
$3.48
or
the
250%" by the end of
running at an annual rate
expects the continuing, uptrend
increased' profit margins.
by
which
chps'rs
-
Long
the
■;
t
consolidated
for
outstanding.
increased
he
said
.
loss
a,
shares
Tucson Green Valley Development Co.—Sees.
Reg'd—
proceeds
/
,
in
430,000
This company, of 2644 East Speedway Blvd., Tucson, Ariz., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 18 covering 16 333 shares
of common stock and"$'326,667 of 5%
debentures due 1968 (underlying
certain options).
Such securities are to be optioned to some 36 pvr-
85.8% were producers of oil or gas in commercial quantities.
forecast that in 1962 consumption of petroleum products
will increase 2 to 37c
in the United States, and 8 to 97c in the rest
'
•
that
announced
highest
new
crude
$500,000,000,
the
Mr.
-V
■
market,
$300,000,000
company
;
resulting
on
.
the
7.
,
$430,116,577,
Texaco
of
dividends
and
compared
Trust Company,. New.. .York. City, has been appointed coagent.-for the common stock of the .corporation.—V.
195,
156.
p.
Hartman
accompanied
North
power
net
sales,
share
During the year the company established distribution in a number
of key marketing centers in the U. S. and
Canada, Mr. Hartman said,
and
is now in
position to capture a larger share of the photocopy
drilled,
(.Bankers
transfer.
be
level.
In
|'
to
consolidated
.
:
'
,
not
thaii
subsid¬
Inc.—-Appointment—
the
received
Similar
taxes.
more
year.
2381.
'
1961,
30,
and
preliminary figures do not include Texaco's
not consolidated, Mr. Long said.
subsidiaries
'
f
June
of
a
.
Mr.
,
of Georgia,
cents
company's monthly sales rate
the fiscal year, he said.New. orders
in. excess of $600,000.,
.
is about 4,700,000.
area
Hartman, President, said in the annual, report to share¬
start-up and organizational expenses were offset by only
The
Grande
ended
period
extraction
the
this
p.
ended
has
over
achieved
production
Dividends
independent distributor of LP-Gas,
in 18
Eastern
and Central states
customers
'of..Columbia.;—V.
,
M.
months
13
or
redeemable prior
proceeds. Interest
income taxation; but, in the
Report—
the
were
increase
company
Capital
LP-Gas
and
nine
power
companies
share.
ner
property
March
largest
the
500,000
District
gasoline
Texas
about
stream
on
about
the
the
the
for
$172
were
the
Bennett
*r
These
period were $1.85 on an average of
stock outstanding, 88,947 average shares
earnings
that
Suburban
,
number
when
1961
The
19G1
common
being
presently
and
the
announced
was
iary,
of
the
of
excess
Dec.
in
be
*
Calif., manufacturer of office and industrial photo¬
equipment, reported sales tor Its first fiscal year ended Aug. 31,
of $335,229.
\
'/
liquids for Texaco
and
its
consolidated
subsidiaries
in
1961
was
up
5.3%
over
1960.
Refinery
runs
increased
4.6%
over
the
previous
year.
Petroleum
product sales also reached a new peak and were 2.4%
over
1960.
has
earnings
not
,
$248,338,000
Chairman,
earnings
9.8%
a
operations,"
Gross
reported that net earnings for the 12-months
ended Dec. 31, 1961 were $2 903,250, highest in the company's history
and 12% above earnings of $2,590,281 of Dec. 31. 1960.
Per
will
and small parts
year
of
262.
p.
amounted
1961
1961
"The
.
s
This Los Angeles,
pared with $391,750,659, or $3.17 a share in 1960. Per share figures
are
adjusted to reflect the two-for-one stock split in July, 1961.
Propane Gas Corp.—Net Sets Record—
company
fiscal
the
Long,
C.
for
income
statement.
.
Valley Authority, headquartered in Knox-
195,
represent
City,
shares
common
194,
bonds
Authority's
revenues
Augustus
sales
Triangle Business Machines, Inc.—Annual Report—
any
and Virginia. The population in this
total operating
$103,055,000.—V.
:
'
,
York
New
.•'' ,'V
•
to Federal
Tennessee
REVENUES-—For
,
The
Manufacturers
subject
of
Stouffer Foods Corp.—Appointment—
,
will be
Texaco Inc.—Annual
$3.57
of
!
.
of
had
;
$7,387,000,
2381.
p.
part
a
southwestern Kentucky;
Mississippi;
Carolina
"
that tentative consolidated net income
1961, subject to'audit, was $7,744,000,
with
financial
rent
the
Construction
Inc.—Earnings—
has announced
company
to
ville, Tenn., supplies power to an are.a of 80,000 square miles, covering
most
of
Tennessee;
a
portion
of
northern
Alabama;
northeastern
.
Stone
v
.
; Worldwide, the company's gross production of crude oil and natural
gas liquids exceeded a million barrels daily throughout .1961. This was
the
highest" level of production maintained for a full year in the;
company's history.—V. 194, p. 1657.
f
'
■
as
BUSINESS—The
production gains were achieved In the Western Hemi¬
sphere; Mr. Pollis reported; the daily- average reaching 479,000 barrels
daily,', compared'with 425,000 in 1960. Sizable gains were registered In:
the natural gas business, both ill-volume and in dollar value of sales.
)
solely the operations of 21
General Acceptance Corp.;
to
discounting
company, and Universal
Tower acquired Fugazy Travel Bureau, Inc.,;
network, several other travel ajencies and
Life Insurance Co.
travel
sold
International Sales and Service Co., a leading factor in the
air trip insurance business,
following the close of fiscal 1961. The
operations of these companies are therefore not reflected in the cur-,
,
;v Substantial
-
•
,
the Tennessee Valley
bonds
the
reflects
loan
a
Mercury
opinion .of counsel, under present laws and decisions, the bonds are
exempt from personal property taxes imposed by any state, or local
taxing authority.
:
-/Commenting on <.the\ year's, results^ Mr, Follis noted -that the earnings,
improvement, reflected- higher Income from both Western and Eastern
Hemisphere- sources?
*.
- ..
1
.
•
,
FEATURES—The
1969
from
Corp.,!
53
,
1961.
1,
statement
subsequently
Discount
worldwide
a
refunding operation involving theincurring of indebtedness by the company. The bonds will" be redeemable
after Aug. 1,. 1969 at ^optional redemption prices ranging-from 104%%
to 100%,. plus-accrued interest. Principal and interest will be payable
Aug.
J.
,
half
of
REDEMPTION
on
1
-
General
used
a
new
generating capacity. This includes five very
units and eight hydro units. Facilities under
expected to be completed by late fall of 1965 or
an estimated
cost of $650 million.
^
at
June' 28,
to
and the regular'821/4 cents,
are'payable/March. 9 to stock- •
Both
t.
.
'itsfcpiiinion,
on
be
1961
offices
loan
Louisiana
are
1966
fiscal
Tower's
small
a
holders- that
on
.
a.
for 1
copy
earnings,
/compared
dividend "of 50 cents
Securities
all
evidences of indebtedness in an amount not in excess of $750,000,000
outstanding at any one time. The initial bond issue of $50 million was
made on Nov., 15, i960; the seqond, one, also of $&0 million,, was made
....
in-which
as
Union
99.41,
.i
•
Author¬
ity to develop the "Tennessee River and adjacent areas. Under the 1959
amendment, the TVA is authorized to issue bonds, notes and. other
per
pre-/
outstanding at year's end,' prior to the company's .5.%.'/
which is payable Jan. 29, the Chairman explained.
.
"
purposes
■
•
The
bond
offering is the third under a 1959 amendment
Act of Congress of 1933 which established the Tennessee Valley
63,224,386
the
on
Dillon,
(Jointly)
.
generating
construction
,
.
.
dividend
For
--
preliminary
Oct.
on
deduction of cash dividends .paid on the
Kentucky shares outstanding prior to October.
-
Calculation
;
California
common,-after
common
stock
of
the f
■
the
kilowatts
steam
large
Eastman
Eutzbr
&
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will
construction of more than three and
financing
million
earnings of ,-the company for 1961 totaled approximately
$294,000,000, R. G. Follis, Chairman, reported. This includes the earn¬
ings for,, the year of Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, which was consoli¬
Co.,
&
Brothers
'
PROCEEDS—Net
.Estimated
Freres
Salomon
coupon.
toward
•
Lazard
(569)
year
comparable number
-
M.
States
Franklin,
Lines
Co.—Annual
Chairman,
has
Report—
announced
that
the
estimated
consolidated net earnings of the company and its subsidiaries for the
year' 1961 total Ul0,779,00Q, taftdr prbvision for Federal iuconje tax
and for subsidy
recapture adjustments, but before year-end adjust¬
ments.
on
corresponding net earnings in the year 1960, before final
adjustments, totaled $8,413,000. After provision for dividends
stock these net earnings in .1961 arid in 1960 amount
The
year-end
preferred
•
$6.13 and $4.78 per share for the
now outstanaiug.
,
total net earnings in 1961
Include net
$6,291,000 ($3.56 per share); capital gains
respectively to
operating earnings
of $2,255,000 from
action program, and
from, insurance proceeds on a vessel lost that exceeded the book value
of
that vessel by $2,233,000.
iu x*oo, ne* operating earnings were
$7 777 000
($4.42 per snare y, and capital gains from vessels turned
in' were $636,000. The 19% reduc.ion in net operating earnings be¬
tween 1960 and 1961 resulted io a great extent from reduced revenues
and earnings caused by the maritime strike that started June 16, 1961
•
These
touting
in
vessels
uie
Hutchins and Associates Small
and
Corp.
w
The
organized under Delaware law
and selling a
was
company
purpose of manufacturing, leasing
Golfit Under a
license agreement
the
setting
Jan.
On
the
merge
.
,
„
and
1962.
Trading
in the common and new
Universal American will commence on
■
■
,
sales
Net
half
While
the
Feb. 1.
the American Stock Exchange.
fiscal
first
merger
Sales
and
period last
the
because
on
'
•
the "first
for
earnings
half
were
amounted
while
$1,942,446,
corporation (formerly Red Star Yeast &
Wis., filed a registration statement with
This
Products Co.)
relating to a proposed public offering of
which 47,248 shares are to be sold b? the
by certain
aging underwriter.
The shares
to be sold will 'constitute
total number of shares of common stock
ater
gram. "
Universal Foods is engaged
of the
net
of
chili
dehydrated
Louis A.
of
' "..
See
t;
Universal American,'Corp/this
v
Ju •
»o
*'» '
ijq '
'»*, ." "•'> * .
four
.
.
•••'»
r
•'
food
V
photographic
'"
audio-visual
and
in
at
.
123
Instruments, Inc. is
vertible
,
See
and
range.—V.
193,
net
domestic
its
2715.
p.
profit,
;
.
taxes,
after
subsidiaries
the
for
resulted
the
in
a
shares
1,626,023
for
Provision
the
During
of
Below
.»
,
taxes
net
a
income
the
year
of
fiscal
year
tax
stated
$70,247,772,
to
Disney Productions
ended Sept. 30, 1961
of
of
cents
83
made
was
yyyy^'
corporation on Jan. 12, 1962, filed a "Reg. A"/covering 300,000common
shares to be offered at $1, through Pacific .Coast Securiites
advertising and
expansion,
for
manufacture of
coin-operated vending
dividends
cash
per
share
40
of
cents
•'
concerns.
in
plied
from
Co.—Annual Report—
financing
the
will
be
of
company
from the
license
a
,
on
Dec.
1960.
in
Net
$2,297,371 for 1961,
per share compared
'
a'ter taxes were
1960, or 87 cents
earnings
$3,153,123
in
share
in
1960
shares.
fewer
on
commented
Pierson
compared with
with $1.20 per
the
growth of Vendo general products
sales of approximately $l»/a
million in 1952,
climb to about $24 million in 1961. Vendo general
products sale3 have grown from first ventures into diversification
with the vending of ice cream novelties in 1952 until In 1961 more
than 100 models of vending equipment were made by all Vendo divi¬
sions. The variations "in capacity, coinage, color, accessory items, etc.
Mr.
sales:
6,
a
almost
are
.
is
"The
cause
of
limitless.
growth
food
this
automatic
of
increase
of automatic
facilities
sales
trend.
in
new
inplant feeding has been
a
primary
our general products sales.
Increasing
in
food
service
types
of
and
the
locations
establishment
indicate
a
of
self-
continuance
trend
mirrors
venders
some
to
of
Vendo
the
is
significant,"
current
says
economics
of
Mr.
retail
labor
render
and
tlon
E.
Hutton
Ladenburg,
to
be
offered
for
public
efforts
offering will be made on e h°st
At Co., which will receive a 50 cents
per
Co.______
49,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
&
49,000
Sutro
Inc.
Co.
Thalmann
Flnkle
&
49,000
Harbison
Gartman,
Model,
Rose
Feuer
39,500
Ira
Roland
Barth
&
&
&
39,500
194,
p.
&
Hirsch
&
Marache
29,500
Co
&
Hickey
Parker,
The
1431.
Trust
of the
New
Co.,
class A
B
sale at $5
basis by D.
per
L.
share
The
Gieeribaum
share selling commission
and
This
qojrporation
of
20
that
10,000
it
Co.___
Inc
Co.,
&
Ford
& Cq.,
Phelps Co
statement with the SEC «n vian.
interests
fixed
minimum
is
in
dollar
the
involved.
of
of
years,
well in
17, covering $7,500,600 of participating
will
be
*'
$50,000.
-
.
No
no
ihe
underwriting
•
_
-
'
,
'
-y
Outstanding
,
353,000 shs.
' /
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Co.—Repays Long-Term Debt—
George H. W. Bush, President reported
paid off all of its long-term debt, releasing
noted that over the last
and other restrictions. He
the.company has paid back to
of
excess
2,000,000 shs.
stockholders,
all mortgages
$5,000,000;-
.
v.-
"
Commenting
tions;
to
which
1962 Whitestone Program.
There is
participation, but. it is anticipated that
participation
;
-
-
banks and supply companies
r
'
-
.
.
_
'
6,000
• 6,000
York,, filed .a registration,
to
letter
a
■
the prepayment of the
on
Bush
Mr.
stated,
debt
become
free
strong financial position has enabled
of real- promise in the offshore
"Our
at
company's long-term obliga¬
time
a
to-be able to better capitalize on the opDortunities
confront Zapata and its affiliated companies during the
industry,-We
company's
amount
amount
New
1658.
the company now has
of
six
10,000
10,000
Inc.__
1
par)
(lc
Zapata Off-Shore
In
10,000
/___
Co...
City, has been appointed sole transfer
stock, of the corporation.-^-V. 195, p. 2S.i,
Broad St.,
stock
—v.." 184, p.
will
hope
.'y y, ;v '
'v /. /' ' •;i'
y.
also noted that Champlain-Zapata Plastics Machinery,
has.designed and built a fully automated
machine to
mold
expandable polystyrene.
The 3. machine -has been
tested, "sales
demonstrations are taking place, and hopes are that
full-scale'production will c6mnience before long. '
_y
.
year."
The
Inc.
,
them
29,500
York
and
by
Authorized
us
Irving
and forms go to tse ultimate purchasers
department store, chain store or specialty shop
p.j a was v and wear hanger.
The ultimate
hangers
the
used
be
can
Common
,
Weiss Bros. Stores, Inc.—Appointment—
agent
at
garment
a
10,000
10,000
10,000
&-Henderson.—
Haupt & Co.——
29,500
garments.
-29,500
Stieglitz
29,500
Stone___
Co.___
Bateman, Elchler & Co
Weedon
&
States
Plastic
Yankee
Co.
&
Halle
Inc.______
Co.,
-
are
displaying
Co;
&
49,000
&
&
•
purchaser receives the hanger or form with a "factory fresh" garment,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING ;
Oppenheimer & Co._______ 29,500
Kaplan
'
W. 34th St.; N. Y., designs, manuin the garment Industry through¬
29
company produces, its products by means of molds originated and
designed by* it;;Thesfe* lribiude; individual molds mads by-the company
the customer's trade mark 0/ name is inserted' inritbe .mold
for promotional and advertising purposes under a term contract with
the customer.
.J/."
.
29,500
29,500
Co.—_ 29,500
John
H.
'
■
of
manufacturers
-in'which
Co.
49,000
&
Co.
J.
&
to
Co.__________
49,000
California
F.
&
Whitestone Petroleum Corp.—Securities Registered—
company of One Bala Ave., BalaM3ynwyd, Pa., filed a registra-''
statement yiih the SEC on Jan
22
covering 150.000 shares of
stock,
-
MacCormack
Hentz
-C
,
TPc
J
Shares
H.
non-recurring or
in 1961.;
a
a-variety of plastic display forms said hangers.'
designed to replace old-fashioned means of hanging
In addition, the company manufactures a
pon-slip hanger- cover. Several of' the designed articles have been
patented and others are .the subject of pending patent applications.
United
the
out
names:
Evans
items of
numerous
,
company
sells
and
These products
under¬
Co._,
duPont
I,
First
Registered—
This
common
250,500
Inc.
Francis
be
Victor Electronics, Inc.—Common
respective
Shares
Pierson, "because
selling. Automatic
it possible for consumers to have service in locations
unprofitable on any other basis, because they eliminate
costs involved in keeping personnel on the premises to
personal
Jce."^-V. 194,. p. 362.
would
their
opposite
Bear, Stearns & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
make
that
high
the
capital.
BUSINESS—The
and
—V.
"This
it
in
that
offering
1962
19,
factures
of
set
Crowell,
■
stated
pointed out
and working
stock
Walston
16-fold
of this
acceptance
serve
sharp
conditions
per
'
writing agreement, the underwriters named below have severally agreed
to
purchase
from
the company the number of shares of common
annuel
"From
there
on
the
Undertaking, the changeover
mill and 110," plate mill. ,
Offered—Pursuant to
circular, Sunshine Securities,
Inc., 97-45 Queens Blvd., Rego Park, L. I., N. Y;, offered
publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$3 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $233,500, will
be used by the company for design-and manufacture of
additional molds, acquisition of manufacturing facilities,
'
for
Sales
to
was
blooming
reported a-net loss, amounting,to- $279,00a
with a profit after taxes of $1,437,000 for I960..
Wood
Jan.
a
,
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
company
new
Yankee Plastics, Inc.—Common
.
,
of the business.
with $61,243,770
the
its
to
compared
and preferred dividend requirements, this amounted to a
common share for 1961, whereas comparative earnings
the previous year were $1.72 pe'r $hare.;:",:
J*.
Mr.
_
associated with the growth segment
the year 1961 were $53,695,701 compared
when
mills
taxes
of 75c
for
,
usually
half
old
its
nmi-productive nature were charged tq current; operations
These totaled $2,968,000 before taxes.—V. 194, p. 2274.
recovery
is
report to shareholders,'the company reported net
$55,677,000 for the year ended Dec. 31,
with $62,805,000 for 1960.
compares
after taxes,
gained
etc.
Wood Steel Co.—Annual Report
For the year, the company
After
in sales that began during the second half of 1961,
1961 to operate as a small business
investment company under the
momentum and held in the fourth quarter, and ended the
Small Business Investment Act of
1958.
The company is registered
year with second best sales in Vendo's 25-year history.
under
the
Investment
Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end nonEncouraged by performance in the fourth quarter which was ahead
diversified management company.
of 1960 in both sales and profits, the company expects the recovery
Investments will be made in eligible small business concerns through¬
to continue in If62, E. F. Pierson, Chairman of the Board, stated.
out the U. S. and its territories and possessions through the makir.g;
Net sales in the fourth quarter of 1961 were $13,387,010. Net earn¬
of long-term
loans and the purchase of equity securities, including
ings after
taxes amounted to $593,107, or 26 cents per share on
common
and preferred stock and debentures convertible into stock or
2,630,711 shares outstanding. These figures compare with net sales
of $12,272,591 and net earnings
accompanied by warrants or options to purchase stock.
of $503,862 or 19 cents per share
The company
will also render advisory services to small business concerns for which
for the fourth quarter of 1960 on 2,615,172 shares outstanding. This
it will normally receive compensations
/ •
represents a 36% Increase.
Although 12-month sales for 1961 were off 12%
overall, sales of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING,/;.
the company's general products line showed a gain
of'24% for the J 4
'' " ■
Authorized'
Outstanding ■
year. The general products line, consisting of equipment to vend hot,
Common stock
($1 par)__i__„—2,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
cold and frozen foods: milk, coffee, ice cream, pastry, candy, cigarettes,
A
This
second
the
...
Administration
Business
$0,209
——-
and operating revenues of
from
/-V
Calif.,
Los Angeles,
Blvd.,
Sunset
9229
Small
L
$87,153
$0,430
According to Harleston R. Wood, President, , the reduction -was : in'
attributable, to the recession, which had a marked effect on the
Industry for the first half of. the year., Mr. Wood stated ,that
the reduced operations also resulted/from a loss of production-during
used
».
BUSINESS—The
obtained
108,800
$179,262
part
-
to
195,953
•
steel
by the
to provide capital and advisory services ■ to small business
To
the extent that the proceeds are not immediately ap¬
these purposes, they will be invested in U. S. Government
proceeds
$5,780,907
202,900
—
preliminary
a
1961.
Bear,
Common Offered
—
v'.
•
—
(Alan)
In
per
' ;
-
over,
of the
and earnings
Nov. 30, 1961, and com¬
previous fiscal year.
•.■Of1 Nov. 30, *61 Nov. 30, '60
191, p. 429.
sales
income for the year
the $50,930,984 re¬
gross
consolidated sales
the
of
on
1961, which
lor 1960.
•
$19,316,788
securities.
Vendo
summary
a
share
Per
Co.y New York City, arid associates, made the
PROCEEDS—Net
company
Calif., is engaged
and service machines.
of
Vendex
„
w
for the three months period ended
figures for the same period of the
_____J—1-—-
—V.
the year were $41,159,729, an increase
Westland Capital Corp.
Stearns &
>
...
earnings
Net
through the offering of 971,000 shares, at $11 per share.
promotion,
working capital and reserves.
1290 Bayshore Blvd., Burlingame,
inventory,
the
used
not
Holding Company
.
Federal in^opie
initial public sale of this firm's common stock on Jan. 24,
Francisco.
issue.
$4,915,962
loss
The
is
—382,162
for
$1,300,000
v
by Mr; Disney that
increase
an
credit
paid
company
.
further
It-was
was
this
'.lib
per
$5,322,000
share.-
:
be
Corp.,
stock
Earnings-before income taxesilj
Sales
comparable period last year.—V. 1S4, p. 895.
to
is
parable
Report—
Walt
of
$1,342,037, equal
outstanding.
then
income
with
compared
loss
net
$2.75
ported for 1960. Film rentals for
are
Channing
company
share on the 1,626,023 shares
outstanding, President Roy O. Disney said on Jan. 12, 1962 in the
annual
report to the shareholders. The
previous year's operations
representing
$4,465,486,
was
of
1964
from
1
Jan.
each
class- B
is convertible share-for-share into1
120,000 class B shares become con-,
to 1968.—V.
194,
p.
1554.
•
;"1
and
Blocks
The
.'WopcKa.il Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
,
San
1962.
of record Feb. 28,
B.
Gazza
,
Proceeds
classes.
five
class
430,000
Wolverine Insurance Co.—To Form
J
company
new
a
A
and
dividends
cash
for
class
announced
has
products
$aid this improvement was the result of several lmportanty Of
$18,229,980; Disneyland Park revenue^ this year were $18,997,637,'.'
taken in 1961. He citfd the introduction of many new productsy
up
$897,101; television income .this year amounted to $5,093,290, an
productivity of nearly 1,200 new employees added during
increase of $95,351; and all other Income this past year from publica¬
the year, and accelerated production schedules to meet generally in¬
tions, newspaper comic strips, licensed cartoon characters, music and
creased defense demands.
Varian's order backlog stood at $29,700,000
records was $4,997,116, up by $94,356.—V. 192, p. 254.
at the end of the first quarter this year, compared with $28,300,000 for
Co.,
•••
uj
ox
share,
a
to stockholders
1962,
shares
common
eligible
1961, higher
Vendex, Inc.—Files With SEC—
was
declared a quarterly dividend on the
conditioned on the current sale,'
have
cents
15
of
March ,30s
payable
L. I., N. Y., manufacturer
years.
Consolidated
Mr. Stearns
y
stock
A
in
wit*1
$4x2,34%
with
DIVIDENDS—Directors
.*
class
'steps
-the
period
compared
share,
the year ended June 30,
$9.0<»t,129.- *ve - y#>«r. b^^ore.
$532,588, equal to 79 cents a
sales
total
compared
i961
the
in
income
,
quarter of 1961.
in
Carl ShapirOj president'
by
Windsor
$10,481,903
were
common
audi¬
of
A
Walt Disney Productions—Annual
reported an upward
the first quarter of fiscal 1962.
President H. Myrl Stearns said sales exceeded $16,200,000, up 27%
over the same quarter last year. Earnings took a sharp upturn over the
earnings reported during the u>.
"cer<* -of- 1961.:
Earnings for th? 13 weeks ended Dec. 30, 1961, totaled $825,000, or
22 cents a share on 3,838 000 s'w* >
» anding. This compares with
earnings of $865,000 for the first cuarter last year, or 26 cents a share
on
3,375.000 shares outstanding. More significantly, however, the 1962
first quarter earnings showed an increase over the earnings reported by
the company of $635,000 in the third quarter and $452,000 in the fourth
The company has
use
with headquar¬
Boulevard, Farmingdale, Long Island., Mr; Leroy
Packer, President of Intercontinental Instruments, Inc. indicates that'
the company has been formed to develop sophisticated instrumentation
for
the
computer field;
circuitry for data processing, transistorized
pulse generating equipment; and spectrum analysis equipment in the
1
trend in sales and earnings for
Associates—^Quarterly Report-^
Variah*
increased
the
company has an exclusive option to buy 100%
of Interconti¬
Instruments, Inc. through an exchange of stock within the next
Intercontinental
T^.,
•>.»"<
1961,
Net
to
outlook
sold
were
.
good,"
appears
the
ters
Approved-
issue.^-V. 195, p.
1962
for
.
medium-priced women's and girls' casual and tailoreddresses. The offering was oversubscribed.
y.
■>
favorable
Peirez, President of this Holbrook,
electronic,
that
nental
audio
l.nc.^-M^rget
Norman Industries,
Van
'
:
....
the
outlook
the
and
'
CAPITALIZATION—Kay Windsor capitalization includes 220,000 class
of yeast and
published figures relating to domes¬
peppers and paprika
and institutional
and gravy bases.—V. 195, p. 448.
the
on
Proposed Acquisition—
believes that it is either
the United States. Under
its long range program of expansion and
diversification in the food
field, the company broadened i s preset line in 1961 through two
acquisitions. As a result of these acquisitions, the company now pro¬
duces
share
a
training in the schools as part of the stepped-up aid to educa¬
program;
more
industrial and commercial sales because of new
products; and increased defense orders.
sales are available, the company
second or third largest yeast producer in
products such as soup
cents
six
to
tion
yeast
tic
the
equal
ovisual
acquisition proto be used at a
1 *
principally in the production
products. Although no
food
other
increase
said.
attributed
He
to be outstanding. The
date
f>roceeds to in connectionbywith its uiversiiication and
be received
the company are expected
is
This
ownecU
principal stockholder cf the company which is one
the
nation's major producers and
distributors of
REVENUES—Kay
to
continue
Peirez
Mr.
,
approximately 22%
$167,820.
was
October.
"Sales
of
the SEC on Jan.
104,196 common shares of
company and the balance
shareholders. Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. was named man¬
Milwaukee,
taxes
in
one
Corp.—Common Registered—
Universal Foods
25
after
approximately 2,639,034 shares of combined class A and class B stockoutstanding at the end of the period. The stock was split three for
195, p. 157.
shares
the
All
and
,
combined company in 1962.—V.
anticipated for the
company
CUlUjJuMj
offered publicly arid 20,100r
public offering price, to Kay Windsor employees.
at the
income
net
•.
.-'Of this, 179,900 shares were
up
to
overriding, royalty,
7V2%
a
VU
bl&i i Vll stock,
to /Vvi VOrUl lUUV^
certain indebtedness! aiiU- ' preferred pbwvn,|>' the
and
.
Peirez did not issue
Mr.
year,
into
company
•..,(Kay). Windsor^ Inc.—Class A- Stock Offered-r-Lee;
Higginson - Corp., New York City, und associates of-,
on Jan.. 25
200,000 shares of this. firm's class A
common stock at $12.25 per share.
J
.'-
<
-
,
fered
approximately 20% over
comparable figures
acquisition of Sonic Recording Products, Inc. early'in the
quarter makes comparisons inconclusive.
sales
both
same
'
•
to 8%.
amount equal
an
outstanding 1,000 shares--of common" s.ock; all of which are"
" '
by George F.' Clements, Jri, President.—V.* 194, p. 363.
the first
Louis A.
highs for
30, 1961,
fiscal
company
in
expenses
has
s
:• *
earnings of Viewlex, set record
year,
the period ended Nov.
President, announced.
and
the
of
Peirez,
,
overhead
actual
of
In aUUil/luil
LAI
addition
•
the
to
Viewlex, Inc.—First Half Results—
creates a company which had combined sales of more
than $125,000,000 in 1961.
Levien
and Gould said that sales
in excess of $150,000,000 are
The
stock
estimated at
apiounts expended by or on-behaif of participants,, the .companya
25%
net profits interest, < convertible at the option of
receive
the
managementfiOffieiais as a^group 72% . -.Sale of
public at $5 per share will result in- an-increase, in'
the
book value of stock
now
outstanding, from $1.42
to $3.09 per
share
and
a
corresponding dilution of $1.91 per share in the book
equity of stock purchased by the public.
'
•"
••vi' •
•
£ - <"
convertible preferred stock of
the New York Stock Exchange
Application has been made to list both old and new
Thursday,
warrants
■■
will
lieu
In
of,all
President,, 24%*- and
new
fee
a
outstanding
has
company
shares of common stock, of which Arthur Tuchinsky, a director
the company's
promoter, owns 34.5 %y Kenneth' Phillips, Vice-;.
„
.....
30.
the
indebtedness,
certain
the-program which- are
of
.
99,614
previously had approved the merger.
:'C
\
Francis S.
Levien, President, and Harry E. Gould, Chairman, * of
Universal American said the merger would become
effective at the
close of business, Jan. 31.
•
Van Norman Directors today Voted to pay a dividend of $3.42 per
share on the company's convertible preferred stock, Including the cur¬
rent
quarterly dividend of 57 cents plus arrearages amounting to
$2.85 a share. The dividend will be paid Jan. 31 to holders of record
Jan.
to
addition
registration
and
up
$17,500, wjljL be used• to ;carry tout the-- prpgrgm,. such .uses including;
the finding and screening of deals to "develop-; prospects- for .submittal
to participants, drilling, testing, completing/ana equipping. or plugging,
and abandoning wells,, and deiraying.ocher. cos^ ana /expenses- or.the .•
program,- .The. .prospectus,, states -thai it. aaV exploratory- operation is
successful, participants must be prepared to be eailed upon for sub-.
stantial - additional funds/ In' addition- -to-' -certain expenses including^
"
„
-
'"In
the -
United States; but. the company. reserves
the
of
right to engage-in activities in any areas of the-United, States and
possibly in Canada. All money paid to the'company pursuant to theJ
agreements, after provision for expenses- incurred in connection with
.
Corp.—Merger Approved—23, stockholders of Van Norman Industries, Inc. voted to
company into Universal American, Universale stockholders
in
law
Delaware
,
continent-regions
*"
Universal American
organized^.under
was
company
agreement between, the participants ana the company
each participant contractual rights to acquire ^undivided
Business Invetment Corp.
in May 1961 for
device-known as
the
with-the Victor Development.
Company-. The Golfit is an electronic amusement.;, device which visually
illustrates the path and distance of travel of a golf ball as it would
occur
If It had been driven off the tee by the stroke of the player.
In October 1961, the company acquired the assets of Phillips Amuse¬
and continued until July 3, lbul.—v. 193, p. 424.
ments, Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of prefabricated portable
-miniature -golf" courses sold .under -the trpde name • "Goofy Golf" ; and v
United Telephone Co; of Iowa—Bonds* Sold- Privately
a
coki operated putting game called ""Golf Time.". The $630,000 est!-"
mated net proceeds if all shares are sold will be used "for" an inventory
—On Jan. 26, 1962, it.-was reported that .$1,?50,0Q0 of this
-of - the Golfit •machines • ($262,500); • for- advertising- and •••promotion'
firm's 5% first mortgage bonds, series £>,due hiov. l,rs
'• ($120,000),
for-repayment'-of loans M04-officers; dor-trade ^shdws,' aiv
1991; had been sold privately through Kiddely Peabody - assembly plant for- Golfit, research and development and- for, working;
capital.
.;»». »■«>".
.vr
: v ;• '•' ' * "
■' v .
of
trade-m
y
1931. ' The*,
will give to 5
interests or
property rights in oil, natural gas or other, mineral properties to be selected by the company for acquisition, development or exploration.
The comPt-ny may conduct activities in the States of Louisiana/Texas,
Oklahoma, Colorado. Utah, Montana, New Mexico and.'Wyoming.
Prin¬
cipal activities are expected to center in the Gulf Coast and MidThe
for expenses. > The statement also includes (1)
7,500 shares
underlying five-year warrants to be issued to the underwriter, exer¬
cisable at $5 per share, and
(2) 23,000 outstanding shares, reserved
lor conversion of debentures held by Alar Small Business Investment
$15,000
1,746,864 .shares of
stock
common
Monday, January 29, 1S62
Financial Chronicle
The CommerciaV and
(570)
54
President
<50%
owned by Zapata),
.
"reported that: ye«*
^■; occuDaticv: had an
on'Zapata earnings for the first three - months of the
The company did operate profitably during this period;
added.—V. 190, p. 1230.' .
:
-
Mr.
BU^i
adverse
fiscal
he
affect
year.
Volume 195
.Number 6129..
ARIZONA
Pima
The .Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$26,800,000
5s.
as
3,600,000
(PO.'Tucson), Ariz.<
Bond Saie-^The $100,000 school
improvement bonds ^offered Jan,
15—v, 194, p.;2712—were awarded
A. Hogle & Co., and Bos-
,
to* J.
Due on Nov. 1
1971 inclusive.
Due on Nov.'l,
(571)
Dreyfus & Co.; Field, Richards &
Co.; 'First National Bank, Bir-
Co.,
as
to
4s.
tional
ben1 &-Co.r
TvritM/nnirAf».>."Ror*v
irhot'TrtttDeviiior
TVoennH
x.
about May 1 for the purchase
of $2,000,000 sewer system bonds,
'.
Dated
April 1, 1962. Due
WwSc*'!?*
nnn'klkAAi
n
Fargo Bank American Trust Co.
&wCp^Jnc7~SchafferrNe^er"^~&
Prescott
:
Bond
totaling
16—v. 195,
$865,000; offered Jan.
??0.ultoIi, & Cto.l. Eastoan DiUon,
P1? Securities & Co., MerriU
p.-159 — were awarded to the
Valley National Bank of Anz0naArizona
in
Phoenix;
L>'nch. Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; ,
$7.70,000 ', water
and
Weeden
im-
sewer
:
to
1970
J? it/
nnn
inclusive *
£,
*
*
'
™
$14J)
*
i
t
1
1
mi
■^
<15210 nno
1
^1/<3
ne
1Q7^
from
+n
Hi
iQftn
n4n nnn
ll
:
*£
& Co.;/Ladenburg, Thal•
& Co- John Nuveen & Co.;/
jU
' William R. Staats & Co.; HorniQftU4e ^ bl°wer & Weeks/ Wertheim; &
v«n
frfm
i
J1* usTlvf' Barth
m
I1
mann
1QR1
t
t0 1984
in"
ment
for
■
and
$5,000
du/n/
■
due
•
'
equipment
due
1
1974
inclusive;-$50,000
due
.
on
July
1
Co^
on
from0 0'?4fJ°Z 1971
from
to
1975
Ira
Haunt
in.en & Co
.
.
L
A
S
Co
J
B
•
Paribas Corp
„
,
■//: California
to
(PST)
'
i
'
50,000
as 3y>s. Due on Feb,
15
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Counties,
56,000
Gnmher'
A.
Crouter
&
Pollok
&
-
y:
%
will
'
County
bids
sealed
v
Angeles
r/
Edwards
V 'i.
*
•
,SwAr%y
j V. .YBond
v'/
'
•
.
Kecreiary.-of
S'x.°?a
'
richs
Clerk,
his
at
' Bank,
-
National
Southwest
—
Board
(MST)
a.m.
purchase
*
■
Dallas; : First
Co.: J. A.'Hogle-& Coi; National
•
City: Bank,- Cleveland; Republic
Q, D. Miller," Natii.^diant
nallss'* F - ^S
of
receive .sealed
on
.Regents,
bids
s
1, 1961. Due
from
to
1964
1986
approved
;;
>
'
"
Oct.
on
inclusive.
by
Chapman
'
&
1
a
+Iy* ®ank
i
;
of
follows:
$66,000
j;
•
Blunt
Industrial
Co,; Interstate Securities
„
office
in
ity
9
a.m.
Due
on
July
1
-
Willmm
Elhs^ &
Blair
&
Simmons;
—
National
Bankof
Bank,. Dallas.
/
/
y
Ohio
Company; Shuman, Agnew
& Co.-; J. C. Wheat & Co.; Robert
Winthrop & Co:; Julien Collins &
The $209,000
Co.;
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; Fahnestock & Co.; First
Cleveland Corp/; J/B. Hanauer &
Co.; National Bank of Commerce,
improvement bonds offered
at the same time were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
:
Voiloy
&
r
'
*
'
/
Loomis Union School District,
Placer County, Calif.
'v
on
Oittrict,
-
_
.
,
$149,000. school , bonds. Due on
Rive,side County, Califxv •
March. L from 1963 -to 1981
MwxlcipolWatei
.
■■
inclusive.
n
"
Wulburn, Inc.; Poole & Co.;
BoaS
of" 7.000
.
helmer& Co, Arthur L. Wright &
^om 1964 to 2001 mclusivc. !n-
Co., Inc.; Wulff, Hansen & Co.;
Ray ^ Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
Inc.*;
Arnold
&
Derbes,
Inc.;
.
X
'
/ex
V
r
k
^California (State of I
>
on
*
.
Carleton
D. /Beh "Co.;
Beil &
Inc.;
Frank
&
Robert
Bender Co.-r Herman Bensdorf &
Co//:::■// /•'//;/'ry/':
/;/ -;
,
.u
Blair &
...
Co.;
,
Clara
Edward L.
Seattle; Rauscher; Pierce & Co.,
Jnc.;
Robinson-Humphrey
' Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
-sch0ol bonds was sold to the Bank
of
America N. T.
Francisco
as
&
S. A. of San
follows-
£^5^1963
^
10,000
as
as
ja„
1
to 1.966 inclusive,
3V2S.
3.70s.
Due
Jan.
1,
Corporation;
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.; Gra¬
ham-Conway Co.; Hattier & San-
on
Jan.
*
•*
K,
'
vv
t,.
bonds, for $280,000
1
McFaul; Hess, Grant
&
Remington,
Inc.;
Investment
Corporation of Virginia.
/
Fresno
to
a
as
5s/due
March 1 from 1963 to 1969
on
inclusive; $40,000 as 4V4s, due
on March 1,
1970; $160,000 as
2%s, due on March 1 from
1,
1962/ Principal
1971
to
1974 inclusive;
$160,-
'
000
as
from
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutciiffe.
ford: Hess &
23—v.
awarded
America N._ T. & S. A., of .San
'Francisco, at a'price'of 100:01ra
net Interest cost of about 3.15%,
as follows:
.
L
$1,000,000 City School District
interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurers off ice. Legal¬
U... S.
offered-Jan.
449—were
p.
syndicate Beaded^ by the Bank of
1973 and 1974.
Dated
bonds
,
on
Due on Jan.
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
30,000
,
First
195,
County, Calif.
/
of Utah, N. A., Salt Lake
;
City; First Securities-Company of and
Kansas:
school
Evergreen School District, Santa
wards, Inc.; Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc.; Ferris & Co.; First
of
Arizona 1 Co.;
First
Security
Bank
^^quist,
The
—
Hough,
Allan
—
3s,
1975
$280,000
as
March 1
1978 inclusive;
due
to
on
3V^ts, due
on
March
1 from 1979 to 1985 inclusive;
$40,000 as 3.40s, due on March
1, 1986; and $40,000 as Is, due
County Waterworks Dist.
No. 37 (PoQ. Fresno), Calif,
on March 1, 1987..
1,250,000 High School .District
bonds* for $350,000 as 5s, due
,
-•
March 1 from 1963 to 1969
/
,
.
,
/
on
Z
..
^
Due
-
Modesto School Districts,
foregoing bonds
Stanislaus County, Calif.
originally were offered on Jan. 15
—v. 195, p. 265—and not sold.
// Bond Sale
The $2,250,000
Note
Bond Sale—The $40,000 waterInc.; Seasongood'& Mayer: Van / Janney,* Battles & E. W.. (Clark, works JoondS offered Jan; 16—v
Bond,. S a l e—The
,;$XO0,000,000., Alstyne, Noel & Cb./'White-Phil- Inc/;/ Jones,Z Cosgr0ve & Miller;
195; p. 159—were awarded to the
State school -building
aid, Series lips Co, Inc./ R.,D. White & Cb/; Hxdfc Josey & Co,/Kaufman^^ Bros. ^Manhattan
Company, as 6s, at a
A4. bonds offered Jan. 24—w, 195, J. R. Williston &.Beane/AmerL, Coj Kay Richardsv& Co.;,Kroezb,.
price of-par,,'/>„.-.'/
*
p.A449—wore awarded to a syndi- can - Fletcher National Bank / & 'McLarty ; & ■ Duddleston;
Luce,
/,.r■../•;b-'■•■■■
cate
headed
£ by
the ^Bank ;*• of Trust Co.,, Indianapolis; Bosworth/ Thompson & Crowe, Inc.; W. L/
~ Fresno, Laht.
?
,
America N. T. .& * S. /A<> of -Sari- Sullivan &
Co.; Inc.; Brush/:Slo^' Lyons : &y" Co.<Magnus1 &'V Co.| /- Bond Offering ^ Control!er-DirFrap9isco, at a price,.of 100.01, a cumb &rCo.,;Inc.; John W.- Clarke Mead/ Miller &:Co4- Mid-South/rector qf,Department 4>f Finance
net interest .cost of,
about>3:18%;• & Co:;- Courts & Co.-/
?// Securities Co,; /Mitchum, Jones & Walter .P; Berg announces that
as follows:•
/
/r
r.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Templeton; Moroney, Beissner & sealed bids will be received on
I
:
■<
school ..bonds.
Sej Rict & CoCW"nc'- Tdrcctors, will receive sealed bids *
^ to 1967
Zi--'•
-QW/Untii' "7:30 fem/. <PST> on Jan. .29
?
inclusive,--.
- •//; /;/
"Bros'^& Bbyce^SlrMalmft1I^^§" 7or' 'the- purchase of--$350,000 .Im41, Dated J^rclk jlj_ 1962. Principal
Brps^-«c,^py^- ^rananan. ,Hams
ovement District-Nq. 2 bonds.; and interest (M-S) payable at the
&
New York Hanseatic Corp,; The
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Additional Sale
n
-
^
Los
(PST)
O'Melveny
by
approved
Mvers
„
^
Rhode
man
asi
3%s. Due: on July 1
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive. /
w
a.m,
the
$295,- ./ Bond Offering — L. Rechen000 school bonds. Dated March 1, macher, County Clerk, will re1962/Due on March 1 from 1963 ceive sealed bids in Auburn until
to 1987 inclusive/Principal and 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 6 for the
interest
(M-N) payable at the purchase of $156,000 bonds, as
County Treasurer's office. , -1 ;
follows:
■'■/■/ ;
•
,/ ;
-
Island, Providence; Kal-r Burton & Co.; Cavalier & Otto;
Co., Inc.; Kenower, Mac- Clark; Landstreet & Kirkpatrick;
& Trust Co.,
Arthur & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co., Continental Bank
A" we.re
Inc.; Lawson, Levy,/Williams & Salt Lake City; Crane Investment
America NT.;& Stern/ Irving Lundborg & Co.; Co., Inc.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.;
as
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;- Mercantile Doll & Isphording, Inc.; R. J. Ed¬
mf1/;
3V2S.
as
''
phis;
First
National
Bank,
St.
Louis; Henry Harris & Sons, Inc.;
125 000
sewer
,
National
from
'
'
M?m&
Sale—The $191,000 sewer
improvement bpnds offered Jan.
J
Stradwick;
g°.;
'1
■
mL'
i
"
&
*V:- >
'»
a
Bond
HthlrVfcS^^
,
Le-
CALIFORNIA :
•
&
risen
Trust Company of Georgia AtSeI1i& C„hr'stensAen: Inc':
f ood Struthers & Co.; Anderson-
Feb; 3 for the
of
Dated Oct.
-
Orange
County, Calif,
/
until
$500,000 v Student
Memorial building bonds.
•
until
CorpT; ,Jb/li S oth
JLaft^Spaced El^ore
.Corp., Johnston, .Lemon Si Co.;.
& .<Sons;* First
'
Offering
gality
15
Feb. 20 for the purchase of
Harriman -& Co., Ine.yyCoffin' & ■
Jones, Kreeger & Co.; Pierce, Car-;
Burr; F. W/Craigie & Co.; A. G.
ap>
Rosenfeld, &
—
Union
Feb.
on
La Habra School District,
receive
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
V.,-;-;--, =--son,
Legality
.
by 'Gust,
Divelbess., '"
1Q
Due
•
proved
will
3%s.
as
from 1979 to 1987 inclusive.
purchase
atI the CountF Treasurer's offIce. t of i $205,000^ ,school^btmds/ Dated
Le§ality approved by Orrick, Feb. 15,1962. Due on Feb. 15 from
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutciiffe. 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
n;«f
and interest (F-A) payable at the
,
Claremont Vmhed School Dx,t„
County Treasurer's office. Legal"
Bodine;
Fosdick;
Evans & Co., Inc.;
First National Bank & Trust Co.;
Oklahoma City; First Union Na-
Inc.;
'«
as 3y4s.
Due on Feb. 15
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
until "11
Clement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 196L Due on James A. Andrews &
Co., Inc.;
June 1 from 1982 vto 1984 inchl- 'Barr brothers &
Co.; Brown Bros,
sive.
Interest J-D^
-
Feb. 15 from
on
Wallace,
Townsend;
Eddleman,
/.
15,
;
•
.
,
3s. Due
'
30,'000
Feb. 7 for the purchase
on
as
Feb.
on
^
,
receive sealed
*
;
.
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
:
Bond Offering-^Betty I, George,
Clark, Dodge
Co.; Fidelity tional Bank of North Carolina,
Union ..Trust Co,, Newark; Greg- Charlotte; Folger, Nolan, FlemingSafford, Ariz.
*v / / * ory & Sons; Wm. E. Pollock \&
W/ B, Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Bond Offering — Ralph
Eggles- Co., ; Inc.;- Roosevelt
&
Cross; V
Hannaford & Talbot; Harkness
top, City Clerk, will receive sealed Stone • & Youngberg; Taylor &
& Hill, Inc.;. Harrington & Co.,
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb.
Co.; Wachovia'Bank & Trust Co.,:
Inc.; Horner, Barksdale & Co.;
13 for the
purchase of $100,000 Winston-Salem; G, H. Walker &
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,: Fried-;
electric light and power revenue Co.;
Adams, McEntee & Co.,
1979 inclusive.
30,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at Sacramento until 10 a.m.
Senuritfe/Co7d^Haven ^-
Bache
~
^
.
3%s. Due
as
1967.
District,
Sacramento and Placer
land
Rind Securities Corp., DeHaven &
Van
*
„
,u
r
p- B e e k er_ & Cm, - Inc.,
Bran^ B,an/inf & Jr"st
3y2s,
as
■
Crowell^Weederi
^
bonds,
3.20s,
as
July
on
& Co
10,000
1
Co,; Hayden, Stone- & Co.; A. C.
95department improve,,
Baum
y
&
Center Joint School
&
llTws^eZn; Nationil
-">• 1963
Trust
C. N. White & Co.; Robert L.
Whittaker & Co.; Wiley Bros.,
Inc.; Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French, Inc. and Warren W. York
& Co., Inc.
-
Northwestern
National
Bank,
Co.; First National, Minneapolis; Russ & Co,, Inc.;
Bank of Oregon; Portland, SeajStern,
Frank,
Meyer
&
Fox;
Bank; Mellon Sterne, Agee &; Leach; Suplee,
Yeatman; Mosley.; Co.; Sutro &
National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh; Equitable Securities Cor- Co.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.;
poration; Lazard Freres & Co.; J.; M; B. Vick & Co;, Inc.; George K.
follows:
as
Co., Inc.; Ellis & Co.;
Marshall, Green, Ellis &
Anderson; Hooker & Fay; Hutchinson,
Shockey
&
Co.;
Laird,
Bissell & Meeds; John C.
Legg &
Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick
& Co.; McDonnell
& Co.,
Inc.;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.;
Foster &
"onf. Bank San Francisco: R H.
bonds
y.
a
.
about
,
Dittmar &
-
.
,
of
-Hayward School District,
Savings Bank;
Alameda County, Calif.
State Street Bank & Trust Co.,
Bond Sale—The $216,000 school
Boston; S'tifel
Nicolaus & Co., bonds offered Jan. 16—v. 195, p.
inc.; Dabbs Sullivan Co.; Sutro 159 — were awarded to a group
Bros.
&
Co.;
Thornton,
Mohr, headed by the Bank of America
Farish & Gauntt Inc.; Tuller & N. T. & S. A. of San Francisco, at
Zucker; Varnedoe, Chisholm & a price of 100.008, a net interest
Co., Inc.; Wagenseller & Durst, cost of about 3,60%, as follows:
Inc.; Walter, Woody & Heimer- $40,000 as 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
dinger; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.;
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Bartow
tional
Bank
of
Los
Angeles;
United California Bank, Los Angeles; Glore, Forgan & Co.;. C. J.
3V4S,' at
a'-'
Seattle
&
' Devine &.Co.; Crocker-Anglo Na-
Ariz
Sale—The
Co.
i-
i.
•
as
Leeds & Co.
Boston Corp; Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago; Wells i; Boettcher. & Co,; Curtiss, House
Fargo Bank American Trust Co., & Co.; J. M, Dain & Co., Inc.; DalSan Francisco; Security-First Na-/ las Union Securities &
Co., Inc.;
First
July
on
1
from
1965
to
1968
inclusive,
Principal and interest (J-J) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Gust,
Rosenfeld & Divelbess/
/ -V"•//>/•
.
»
basis
,
"
c/i;f
'
v4
m
r
.
:
purchase of $105,000 school bonds.
55
,
or
Bank
mingham^ First' National-* Bank; J Tacoma; National
Pinal County, Superior High
1 from, 1985 to 1987 inclusive.;
//■/ ; School District (P. O.
•////• 4,800^000' as 1/10s.' Due on Nov.
,\M\^Fj6renco)t'Arizi-- ,../
fZ/V-; \,v 1,. 1988. , .v
.; //>/. Ryan^Inc.;
Rotanp Mosle>& Co.i
Bond Offering — Ann
Edens, r- Other members of the syndic Stern, Lauer & Co.; Stockyards
Clerk of Board of
Supervisors,;Gate:
Chase .Manhattan/bank; National Bank;
Union National
will receive sealed bids until 2
First National City Bank, both of Bank, both of Wichita; Valley Nap.m, (MST)
on Feb.
19 for the New
York; Blyth & Co., Inc.; tional Bank of Arizona, Phoenix;
;
Inc.;
Morrissey & Co.; Naof Washington,
Shawmut Bank,
1972.-. : •/ .//;:/<//'///;
Forf (W or th
'■
r• Miami;
National Boston; Nongard, Showers & Mur23,6UP,000 as 3s. Due on Nov. ; i : Bank;. Ginther & Co.; Hayden,
ray,ylnc.; Parker, Eisen, Waeckfrom 1973 to 1978 inclusive. ; • Miller &
Co.; Lyons, Hannans & erle; Adams & Purcell, Inc.; J. Lee
26,800,000 $s 3
Due on Nov. Lee, Ine.f McDonald & Co;;/Vm. Peeler
&
Co, Inc.; Penington,
J. Merickai & Co.;
Merrill, Tur-; Colket< & Co.;- Peoples . National
,/>/., from 1964
County High School District
No.-4
*
inclusive; $50,000 as 4%s, due
on March 1*. 1970; $200,000 as
2%st- due on March X from
1971 to 1974 inclusive; $200,-r
000 as 3s*c due on March ; j
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive/
$350,000
as
3y4Si due on March
56.
<572)
from
1
1979 to
$50,000
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1985
inclusive;
on March
3.40s, due
as
$30,000
5s.
as
from 1963
;
1, 1986; and $50,000 as Is, due
March
on
Others
11
cate:
1, 1987.
members
Blyth
.
of
the
180,000
256,000
syndi¬
7
Devine &
y.
Chicago,
Merrill
1.
Fenner
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., White,
Weld & Co., J. Barth & Co., E. F.
Hutton & Co., Stone & Youngberg, Cruttendea, Podesta & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Irv¬
ing Lundborg &
Co.,
Shuman,
■V
*
f
Sale
i
7
o
of
Bond
11
1971
on
composed
\*v
Bank
&
Nuveen
100.0002,
of
;
Co.,
$350,000
150,000
Los
Due
Chase
1969
on
1
Feb.
1
for
the
H
Santa Clara,
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
Calif.OJ
—; A.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
for
the
purchase
of
sewer
1997
Due
on
and
1961.
.
gality
from
cost
Bond
student
5s.
4s.
as
Due
to
Due
were
1
Jan.
on
3V4S.
Due
from
3.40s.
as
1982
to
Due
1987
..! ; :
1
Bond
bonds
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1 from
Interest
1963
Santa Paula School
District,
Ventura County, Calif.
offered
$400,000 school
16—vA 195,
to
to
a
$275,000
The
on
$525,000
as
3.92%,
T.
&
S. A.
of
terest
San
(F-A)"
•
:
payable
as
bonds
to
&
•
22
were
as
on
Jan.
,,
by
Chapman
Due
on
,
Jan.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
was sold J.
White-Phillips
Co., Inc., at a
net interest cost
a
2.85%,
as
Due
on
1969
and
Jan.
15
improvement
•
the
bonds
v.
,
v
issue of
sewer
sold
was
to
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
of, Indianola.
7j; ■'»" >'
.
Riceville
;
1
An
—
assessment
7'7.
■
Community School
District, Iowa
^ond Salfe—An
school
—
:-a
1970.
Sale
$13,000 special
1
Feb.
follows:
was "sold o.n
'Jan.-16 to the Northern Trust Co.
v.
Chicago, and Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc.,
jointly; at a price of
100.0009, - a net interest cost of
about
•
v
v
3.21%,
as
follows:
from
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Feb.
13 for the purchase of
1966
275,000
from
-.110,000
INDIANA A
1981
Feb.
on
■
1,
'A,-.Feb. 1
on
.
Due
Feb.
on
1
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
3%s., Due
as
1982.
and
Feb.
on
1,
•'
77,
<;Av:a
<
..
•
7,'V;7-:7
A
•
r
.
1974 inclusive.
to
3V4s.
as
A
-j
.
on
.
'
of
:.v
\
issue of $725,000
building bonds
$30,000 as 3V2S.
Due
-.7
1965.
•
7'V".; "
Due
Offering—Sealed bids wills 310,000 "as '3s:
V-
issue of
our
construction bonds
1990 inclusive.
(P.O. Joliet), III.
Bond
&
.
foregoing supple¬
report in
Additional
1
County, Joliet Township
High School Dist. Not 204
A
1,
May
on
$18,000 as 2.90s. Due on Nov.; 1
7 from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
' 7
7,000 as 2.80s. Due on Nov, 1,
follows:
Will
:
The
—
the
of about
Sale—The7$2Qp,pf)0, ,sewgr
Co.
school
Feb.
"A ;;..A
;
price of 100.01,
195,
160—were awarded to Morrissey
p.
!.
1 from 1963 to 1982. Le¬
,
Bond
revenue
1987 inclusive.
3.90s.
offered
:
bids
Osceola, Iowa
Plainfield, III.
Bond
Dated
semi-annually
from 1991 to 2001 inclusive.
the
at
,
.
ments
oral
Jan. 22—v. 195, p. 449.
composed of
Due
3,80s.
4 i from 1988 to
685,000
.
Jan. 30—for
on
approved
Note
of¬
Inc.;~Hattier & Sanford; Interstate
County Treasurer's/ office,. or at, Securities Corp.
i
.Angola, Ind. *
Francisco.
the Colorado- Bank & Trust
Bond Sale^-The $570,000 sewage
Com-; :> Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;-:
Torrance Unified School
Dist:,L+ I 'i>ar*y,r hi La- Junta 4 Legality-ap'n Norris
Hirshberg, Inc.; H, '.Vv works1 revenue >bonds offered Jan..
Los Angeles County, Caltf. \
proved byTallmadge:& Ta-llrnadge/ SqttleyL&.; Co-.^ Jnc.;. Scharff .& 16^-v. T94^>p. 2818-i-were awarded
Bond
Sale
T h e'
Jenes, Inc.; J.: W. Tindall & Co.; Ho MerriR Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
$1,000,000^ AAvA
school bonds offered Jan, 30.^v«7
CONNECTICUT^ V* 1 ;Varnedoe, Chisholm &. Co.; Inc.; & ^Smith*; Inm,- and'. Rodman &
195, p. 159—were awarded to* a
Wyatt, Neal St Waggoner; Arthurs, Renshaw;
"[Morris, Cann. ;■
as.-'4s;" at a price of
group composed of the SecurityLestrange
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $272,000
Co.;
A.
Webster 100.22, a basis of about 3.98%.
First National Bank of Los An¬
school bonds was sold to Cooley Dougherty & Co.; Fahey, Clark,
Ball State Teachers College
& Co.; F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.;
geles, Blvth & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., as 3.40s, at a price of
101.70,
& Co., William R. Staats &
(P.O. Muncie), Ind.
Southeastern
Co.;
Hugo
Co., a net interest cost of about 3.16%. First
and Wells Fargo Bank American
Bond Offering
&
Joseph C.
Dated February 1, 1962. Due on Marx
Co.; Tillman-Whitaker
Trust Company of San
Francisco, Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1976 inclusive. Co., and Howard C. Traywick & Wagner, Treasurer, will receive
as
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
3V4s, at a price of 100.93, a Principal and interest
(F-A) pay¬ Company.
basis of about 3.16%.
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $4,able at the Connecticut Bank &
Norman College (P. O.
800,000 dormitory revenue bonds,"
Trust Companv of Hartford. Le¬
Tustin School District,
Norman Park), Ga.
Orange
as follows:
*
:
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Bond Sale
The $120,000
County, Calif.
|
Howard.7
•' -'
$1,800,000 Series A bonds.
student
union
Bond Offering—L. B.
and
dining hall;
Wallace,
3,000,000 Series B bonds.
revenue bonds offered Jan. 18—v.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Shelton, Conn.
Dated March
bids in Santa Ana until 11 a.m.
1, 1961, Due on,
195, p. 159 — were sold, to the
Bend Offering—Edward.L. Mil¬
(PST) on Jan. 23 for the purchase
Housing A. and 'Home
Finance March 1 from 1964 to 1996 inclu¬
ler, City Treasurer, will receive
of
$350,000
school
Agency, as 3V2S, at a price of par. sive. Legality approved by Ross,
bonds,
as
sealed
bids c/o the.. Connecticut
follows:
McCord, Ice & Miller.
National Bank, Shelton, until 2
ILLINOIS
$13,000 series D bonds.
South Bend School City, Ind.
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 30 for the
Clinton and St. Clair Counties,
337,000 Series A bonds.
purchase
of
$1,580,000
school
;
Bond Offering — Irene Pyle
Wesclin Community Unit School
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb.
Millar,
Secretary
of
Board
of.
District No. 3 (P. O. Trenton), LIE
on March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
School
Trustees,
,will -; receive
N.
Due
and
of. $1,500,000
bonds.
Cutler.
$9,870,000 school building bonds.
send, " Crouter - &
Bodine;
First
Cleveland Corp.: Harkness & Hill,;
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
t1982 inclusive. 'Principal and in¬
p..159—were awarded tothe Bank
of America
1962.
$1,100,000
Jan.
on
group
from 1963 to
140,000
(CST)
p.m.1
gality
bonds
sewage
414s.
as
*
the
—
offered
.
Lela
—
sealed
purchase
building
&
v.
and
cost of about
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬
Otero County, East Otero School
tion; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Braun,
Boswcrtn
&
District No. R1 (P. O. La Junta),
Co.,'- Inc.;
Spencer
a;./ Colorado
aaa;';,. Trask & Co.; J. H. Hilsman &
Bond Offering—Calvin G. CranCo., Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Wm.
son,
Secretary of Board of Di¬ E.^ Pollock & Co., Inc.; Goodbody
rectors, will receive sealed bids & Co.; Winslow; Cohu & Stetson,
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 29 Inc.; The Ohio Company; Clement
Evans
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Byron
for the purchase of $1,375,000 A.
building bonds. Dated
Feb.
1, Brooke & Co.; DeHaven & Town-
:1962. Due
Jpn;
Offering
receive
3
the
•'
J-D.
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Bond Sale—The
at
Le¬
Smith, Barney & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, and McCormick & Co.,
at a price of 100.09, a net interest
inclusive.
*
$2,500,000
J-D.
Chapman
revenue
—
Sale
awarded
Sons; Courts
Co.; R. S. Dick¬
son &
Co., Inc.;*W. E. Hutton &
In¬
10
waterworks
&
1"
:
sold
1,
Jan. 1
on
will
sewer
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
6,600,000
Community School
District, Iowa
,
■
,
Dec.;, 1,
The
In¬
Bishop,
Secretary Of Board of Directors,
school,
Naperville, III.
Jan. 1
on
'
-
Bond
University
—
inclusive.
Newton
.
195, p. 57 —
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 3V2S, at
a price of
par.
,7 v/
as
Jan.
inclusive.
1971.
7,500,000
union
fered
about
Jan.
on
1970
Sale
to^ 1980
;
..
(P.O. Lake Forest), III.
follows:
1963
1963
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler,'.of Chicago,
1 from 1963 to
by
Lake Forest
offered
01
from
terest M-N.
and Nov.
159 — were
syndicate headed by
as
approved
10 a.m. (CST) \r
Feb; 1 for the purchase of $500,- A"
school building bonds/Dated "
February 1, 1962.; Due on Nov. 1
Cutler,
p.
interest
Dated
inclusive." Interest
$15,600,000
bonds
bonds.
Due on Dec.
1978
Other members of the syndicate:
March
1984 inclusive.
1964t to
,
Legality
bonds
building
*
r—
000
Jan. 31 for
$420,000
,
1, 1962. Due
to
1962.
terest M-S.
Feb. 6
bonds. Dated Feb.
revenue
as
300,000
,
from
pealed
on
•
School Dist.
March
S. Belick,
receive',
\yill
King
[;■
on
Offering
and oral bids until
on
v,
until 8 p.m. (CST)
the purchase
of
Smith, Barney & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; C. J. Devine & ,Co.;
Bond Offering—Wayne A. Van,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Arsdale, Secretary of Board of Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; B.
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 13;
J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.; Kuhn,
for
the
purchase
of
$7,425,000 Loeb &Co.; Blair &
Co., Inc.;
school
building
bonds.
Dated F. S. Smithers &
Co.; Alex. Brcwn
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
n
195,
..
Lake), lll,\
Bond Offering—H. Verna Benduli, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
A;
:.
until
(P. O. Lakewood),
.t\.'\ Colorado
Offering—Sealed bids will
27
a
net
a
3.37%,
No. R-l
County, Calif.
received until Feb.
„
by
;
v.
—
$1,200,000
New
or
.
Roseville Joint Union High
School District, Placer
be
of
23
par,
and
the
Jefferson County
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
City,
Bank
bids
Blyth & Co., Inc., and RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., at a price of
at the Longmont
Legality approved
by Tallmadge & Tallmadge.
Note:.The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of Jan. 8
—v. 195, p. 159.
inclusive.
Due
Jan.
Dec. 1 from
Due
No. lib (P. O. Round
April 1 from 1965 to
revenue
awarded to
National Bank.
;
to
(M-S)
Manhattan
York
of
Principal
payable at
sealed
Sale—^-The
road
on
3.10s.
&
Herrold, V.
Mann^. Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
County, Round Lake Com¬
munity High School District
Commis¬
Revenues,
of
-
Bond
rural
Sept. 1 from 1963
on
:
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
a.m.
inclusive.
1982
interest
of
2%s.
as
to
John
Feb.
on
Spalding.
on
1, 1962. Due
Angeles,
and
-
3s."Due
as
nity School District, Iowa
!
Bend
Lake
and
approved
as
Chapman
•'••
•
Des, Moines Independent Commu-
follows.
as
approved; by
Cutler:. J
on Dec.
1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
..
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
gality-
Jan. 30 for the pur¬
chase of $4,050,000 general obliga¬
tion school bonds. Dated January
group
$440,000
3.03%,
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
(EST) on Feb. 6 for the pur¬
$8,910,000 various; county
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
on
gality
ofShearson,
Co., Cruttendeji^ Po.-
&
of about
210,000
noon
.
(MST)
follows:
as
1963
a
at a
price
interest cost
3V2S.
as
from
to
Co.,
receive
1991
until'10
.
chase of
Shuey
announces
that
the
Superintendent of Schools will re¬
Security-First
&
net
a
about 2.62%,
*
the
Moulton
H.
will
Roads
a
composed
Co., and Ballman & Main,
price of 100.11, a net interest
a
cost
Sept.; 1
on
Georgia
Chairman
of
sioners
,
bids
at
County (P. O. Decatur),
merich,
Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Payable at
sealed
Due
264—were awarded to
p:
Mondays January 29;1S62 '
desta &
Sept. 1
on
195,
group
GEORGIA
:
Valley Sch. Dist. No. RE-1J
(P. O. Longmont), Colo.
Bond Offering—President Ralph
ceive
v.
fiammill
;
Bond Offering—Charles O. Em¬
Vrain
—
of
National
R.
DeKalb
COLORADO
Sale—The $500,000 school
Jan. 15
v.
195,
awarded
'■
;
a.m.
Boulder and Weld Counties, St.
A
from 197.7. to. 1982 inclusive.,
.
The
offered
57—were
p.
7
until
Due
3.70s.
as
1962. Due
California
bonds
105,000
-
Co.f $t
follows;
as
3 v2s'.
as
&
net interest cost
a
from 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
.
.
Goodbody
3.61%,
$160,000
15
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers.
7 '. A/A a
Redlands Joint Union High School
>
n
1, 1962. Due
1968 to
District, San Bernardino County,
»»■
Ana
R.
7
►V/
Jan.
on
Jan. 30 for the purchase
$20,000 school bonds.
Dated
Feb.
$325,000 air¬
port revenue bonds offered Jan.
16—v. 195, p. 159—were awarded
to Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., at
a price of 97.12.
ft
Due
on
Ontario, Calif.,
Bond
3%s.
as
Santa
in
(PST)
Co.
u
«
bids
Agnew & Co. and C. N. White &
»?
of about
Jan. .15
on
to
price of par,
a
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
&
ter
Due
Yorba Linda School District,
Lynch, Pierce,
Inc., Dean Wit¬
Smith
awarded
15
from 1979 to -1982 inclusive.-
&
Co., Inc., C. J.
Co., Northern Trust Co.,
&
31/4S.
as
Jan,
on
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive."
-
.
Due
to 1968 inclusive.
"
:
7"
A
/A'7. Bethany College (P. O.
KANSAS
v
-
-
.
.
T
—
A
Lindsborg), Kan.
A
Bond; Offering-
-
—
Taylor, : Secretary
.
7
•
-S-
:
'
■■
.William.H.
pf_ Board
*
of
until 11
the
(CST) on Feb. 9 for:'
of $300,000 dormi¬
a.m.
purchase
revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1962. Due on April 1 from 1964 V
to
2001
inclusive. Legality
ap- :
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, A
—
McEvers
-
Fizzell.
&
KENTUCKY
r
•
1
Russellville, Ky.
—
i
•
•
<
■
Bond
-
tric
Sale—The
Plant
offered
were
Board
Jan.
to J.
clusive.
Sale—The $220,000 school
offered
p.:57—were
headed
Jan.
16
—
awarded to
a
v.
at
price
a
195,
group
by. the Security First Na¬
tional Bank of Los
cf
Angeles, as 4s,
100.62, a basis of
until
noon
March
inclusive.
,
f
Woodland School District,
Yolo County, Calif
,
.
(EST)
purchase
on
Jan.
for
31
of
payable
tional
1
from
Principal
at
the
Bank of
1963
to
the
and
to
1977
interest
and
Connecticut
was
sold
Securities
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
interest
February 6 for the purchase of
$800,000
school
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Na¬
$49,000
--'
■
cost
of
as
.
.
as
from
'
135.000
3.34%,
.
as
Due
Jan.
on
1
Due
,
Jan.
on
1
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
as
7 from
3.40s.
Due
1977 to
Jan.
on
1
1982 inclusive.
-
Western
A
Kentucky State College
(P. O. Bowling Green), Ky.
Bond
Sale—The
solidated
revenue
$2,800,000 con¬
buildings
educational
bonds
offered Jan.
18
v."
195, p. 169—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
& Co., at a price of 98.0906, a net
Sale—The $466,009 school.
Bond Offering~-Yiola.F. Waack,, interest cost of
M-N. - Leg a 1 it
y
approved by
bonds-offered Jan. 15
- FLORIDA V
* 7 Charles &'Trauernicht. A - : v -;
v.
Secretary-" of: Board of Directors,- follows:.,*. "•
195, ;
-r !
will receive sealed and oral bids $625,000 as J%s.
p..264—were awarded to Blyth &
Florida Development
Commission'Iroquois and Kankakee Counties \
Co., Inc., and. the United Califor¬
from. 1963 to
at/16:3(> 'a.m-. (CST) (on FebA 14
IP. Q. TaflahasseeFfa.[..
-(f.
Community Unit Sch^Distt ,Noc 4 :
nia Rank" of Los
x4moo&
Angeles, jointly,
Bond Sale—The
(P. O, Clifton)j III.
$265,000 wel¬ ;- %
' ..7/ building bonds. Dated March
at;a price of 100.01, a net interest fare
from".1976 to
1,
building revenue bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The
cost of about 3.43%, as follows:
$650,000 school 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to
615,000 as "3.80s.
fered Jan. 15—v.
195, p. 159—were. building bonds offered Jan. 17^
1978 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le/ from 1983 to
265—
Hilliard
1966 inclusive.
to
3V4s.
Bond
.
about
3.82%, ;as
.
V
—
J. B.
about
3*4s.
from 1963
166,000
Feb.
,
Bridgeport.
p.
follows:
on
"15, 1962: Due
on
Dec. 15, 1964. Payable at the
East St. Louis, III.
First Bank & Trust Company of
Bond Offering—D. P.
O'Brien, .South Bend. Legality approved by
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller. Abids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
14
for
the
purchase of $91,000
IOWA
,
judgment, funding bonds.
Dated
Davenport Comunity School
Feb. 1,, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
;
;
District, Iowa; '
" *
1964 to- 1967 inclusive.
Interest
745,000 school
bonds. Dated March
1, 1962. Due
.
bonds
issue of $98,500
Corp.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., jointly.
Offering — Nelson L.
North, Jr., Chairman of Board of
Finance,., will receive sealed bids
the
Sale—An
Columbian
Bond
on
about 3.94%.
school
Trumbull, Conn.
County, Calif.
bonds
Bond
195/
Son, and the Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., at a price of par, a net
-
Walnut School District,
Los Angeles
bonds:
revenue
16—v.
awarded
-
$350,000 Elec¬
&
'
Bond
•
tory
■
i
V
^
Directors, will receive sealed bids; ~ 7
■
*
,T.
'
'
'
I;
*
,
,
-
.
,.
.
A
.
Due
L
On
.
May 1
1975^ inclusive/; - y
Due on May: 1 1932 inclusive... /
'
-
.
/
Due
on
May 1 -7
1987 inclusive.
A
.
195
Volume
4,v Number
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial arid
6129
(573)
?
615,000
3%s.\
as
Wm
•>\
460,000 as 3^s.
1991
May 1
en-
Due on;]\^y;
*
froiifi- i964
1
i&clusive.
1992
to
$921,000 school project loan
Principal and interest (F-A) pay--
1988 to 1!»0 inclusive;
1,:able-.at^lhe .M^yland -National
-
Bank of Glen- Burme.- Legality Jan,
'-and1992."'*/•///
•
bonds.
?
.
'/ /
o
Due ^on
•//'•/",,
}
receive
'
•
Michigan (State of)
'
offering-John C. Mackie,
State Highway Commissioner, will
1961
(EST)
Due
1
from
iQfid.
A-O.
to
Legality
sealed
on
by'Faegre
approved
bids until 11-a.m^. Benson.
Feb. 6 for the purchase
rr
on
Abril
200l"!nch,sWe IntereT
^
.
.
15 from; 1963 to, 1982 iriclu-
sive-;
Other members of the syndicate
J:
99,000 sewer bonds.:,
Dated Jan.i.5, 1962.
,
. F
,
&
-
.
7
7
Paine, Webber/.Jacksbh /& & Markell. ,
:..
)
v
, ,
Yarmouth Mask
'
of $25,000,000 Detroit Expressway/
lntgetf.ent.
Curtis," First? of IVHchigan/Corp/ ;..Note—The foregoing suppled Sale —'-The $1 025 000 revemre bonds.
Dated March 1,
K£ Z
' Mmn*\
Shear son, Hammill & Co Crutten- ments the report in our issue „of
Schoolbonds offered Jan'
Jl9e2;Dueon March 1 from 1964 ^Kond Offering — Emil- Homme,
den/Podesta & Co., vStranahan, Jan. 8—v. 165, p. 160.
:• 195
p
265
were awarded to' a
*° 1984" .inclusive/ Principal and C1erk of Board of Education, will
Harris & Co., Robert K. Wallace
7
•
: fiToun comnosedof imhth SSpJ' interest - (M-N)
payable; at the receive sealed bids until 4 p.m.
MASSACHUSETTS
; • :& Co
& Co., Rodman & Renshaw, Bank¬
aS|n SadtS &'co
Bank of the Commonwealth, De- (CST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
ers Bond Co., Inc., Channer New¬
Boston Metropolitan District,
; ^G. H.' Walker &
are:-
.
.
.
.
-
4
"
..
-
—
,
,
.
Co.,
1
Securities
man
Vick &
and/M.
Co.;
Co., Inc.
/
,
B.
Massachusetts
Bond
-
Sale
Metropolitan
LOUISIANA
■■/
;
Bogalusa, La.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 street
improvement bonds "Offered Jan.
18—v.
.195,
160—were awarded
p.
Merrill
to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith and Ladd Dinkins &
jointly.
/. /7'.
Co.,
■
■..■ ,r
'
Caldwell Parish Consolidated
"
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Columbia), La.
Sale
Bond
T h
—
T h
-
*
District
IJ3™
.7
of
at
'
about
' /
r
■
Atm„
$1,475,000 school building
or at the First
Dated March 1, 1962. Due
Bank of Chicago. Legalr ?n March 1 from 1966 to .1991
Ry ,aPPj°Yed ;by Miller, Canfield, inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality
the^Chase Manhattan Bank
of New York Clty>
^ about.-National..
-v;/.// MICHIGAN
i
Co., Inc., Leh-
^T?7e+
uo., r irst
3 20s
as
basis
a
.
of-
bonds
fered Jan. 22—v. 195, p. 265—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Halsey, Stuart
price of 100 52
a
$4,592,000
e
*
. ..
Paddock & Stone.
approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
quart, Windhorst & West.
Oakland County (P. O. Pontiac),
1ts-k
'
Bond
Offering
A.
—
O.
Fillmore County (P. O.
Preston),
Michigan
Burk-
Minnesota '
*
Bond vucnug—u wui sr. NichOffering—Irwin P. jlnhjiiCity .Clerk,- will receive
«"»u
^jeias &
i\at ona ^jed bids until g p m (EST) on 0js> Secretary of Board of County : Bond Sale—The $350,000 bridge
7,a°
J inn ffc
/oS Feb- 13 for the purchase of $20,000 Road Commissioners, will receive construction bonds offered on Jan.
1at, a p5 ^ iw
o noS
tl
16—v. 195, p. 160—were awarded
interest cost of about 3.08%, as special assessment bonds, as fol- sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
jows.
.
.on Feb. 6 for the
purchase of $6,- to
a
group
composed
of
the
follows:
$10,000 street improvement bonds. 000,000 Motor Vehicle Highway American National Bank of St.
$352,000 Series A bonds as 3.20s.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to Fund bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Paul, Shearson, Hammill &
Co.,
964,000 Series B bonds as 3.20s.
1966 inclusive.
<; <
Due 011 July 1 kom 1964 to 1982 Caldwell-Phillips Co., and Mann3,276,000 Series C bonds as 3s.
10 000 sanitarv sewPr bonrk Duo inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality heimer-Egan, Inc., at a price of
Gloucester, Mass.
on April
April 1 from 1963 to 1966 aPProved by Dickinson, Wright, par at a net interest cost of about
l from 1963 to" 1966
j
0
holder,
ltfoVirvnoi'
.
.
.
+
,
-
,
$l,975,000
e
'
•
school
bonds
offered
Jan.
22—v.
;
.
Bond
195, p. 2713—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Scharff &
Jones,
Inc.,
at
a
$895,000
S^s,
on
Feb. 1
inclusive.
Due
as
3.65s. Due'on Feb.
as
3%s. Due
1»74.
105m
a
°1fferin.f~~Barbara Reiss,
olfering—E-rl
Earl
Bond
inc us v
Treasurer,
will
re-
.
a.m.
fnclusfv^InLegality
approved by
the
syndi-
1962. Due on Feb 1 from 1963 to
cate. Equitable Securities Corpo- 1972 inclusive. Interest F-A. Leration, Hattier & Sanford, Merrill gality approved by Ropes and
Lynch, Pierce, xFenner & Smith, Gray.
;.
Newman, Brown & Co., Inc., BarMn„
row, Leary &
tit
'
Sale—An issue
C°+f L^dd Dinkins - Note Sale-^An'issue of $750,000
&
~
t
& Co., Kohlmeyer &
Co,VE.; F.-. Hutton :& Co
Inc
-Ducournau... &
Kees,
Nusloch,
BeaUdean
&
Smith, Arnold
&
Derbes,
Crane.'. Investment ; Co./
Glas & Co., Dorsey & Co., A.broms
& Co., Schweickhardt, & Co., Dane
& Co., Steiner, Rouse & Co., Weil
Investment Co., Felix ,M. Rives,
and Rapides Bank & Trust Co.,
Fnednchs
,
anticipation-notes
the
National
Bost
Richard P,.BarSecretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8
:/
-
Alexandria..
'/'///•;'"//;/
Bond
Offering
r
Matthew
—
a
(CST)
L.
.
~
n
,
1AA/I
/.
r
,
..
Tangipahoa Parish Road Distircts
(P. O. Amite City), La.
•Bond
Sale—The
bonds totaling
Jan.
16
Districts
Road
$120,000 offered
194,
—v.
on
2713—were
p.
awarded to Ladd Dinkins
& Co.
O f f
ceive
(1* h
i
.
Bond
n
g—Frank
of
.
bids
O f f
(EST)
AAA
as
$5,000,000
Due
1987
Due
.
1982
1
Feb.
and
interest
1
Legality
site
/
J..
bonds.
1964
*
Bank
_
.
to
tax
1
Principal
payable
Company
-
at
.
1"
County Sanitary
Commission (P. O.
j
_
notes
^
was
Bond Sale-An issue of $800,000
school project loan bonds was sold
.
1.1
a.m.
a group
composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Goldman, Sachs
as
Co., and Harkness & Hill, Inc.,
314s, at a price of 100.30, a
basis of about 3.21%.
(EST)
Bond : O f f
Clark,
ceive
,
,
-
*
Randolph, Mass.
-
Annapolis), Md.
Bond Offering—W. Calvin
Gray, Chairman • of County Sanitary
Commission,.- will : receive
until
_
t\
notes.
15,
1
m
^
1
for
4
9,
to
to
April 1
inclusive,
on
1966
on
e r
i
n
g—Edward
Town Treasurer,
sealed
England
bids
T.
will re-
the New
N a t io n a 1
c/o
Merchants
-
Bank, 30 State Street, Boston,
un-
„
' l*
,
Bond
Sale—The
a
on
April 1,
Due
*
2s.
Due
on
April
1,
_
,
.
265—were awarded to Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.
1\/Tr\
r,
A
0_
_
#%
,
N
194,
Bond
p.
mitory
_
„
.
_
Inc.,
'
;
^
,
C°"
c
l
$26,000
il
offered dan.
dor
>
/price/?//
P
p.
District No. 94, Minn.
Bond
be
•
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
Feb.
21
for
the
purchase of $700,000 school bonds,
College of St. Teresa (P. O.
Winona), Minn.
Bond
9—
Due
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
as 3.60s.
Due on Feb. 1
from 1980 to 1987 inclusive.
Mounds
on
View.Indep. School
Dist. No. 621, Minn.
Bond
Offering—-Sealed bids will
be Reived until 8
pjn. .(CST)
for the purchase of
$1,500,000 school building bonds.
Nicollet County (P. O. St.
Peter),
Minnesota
Bond Offering -— Harold
-
County
Overn,
-
Auditor,
aeated bids until 2
will
,
receive
p.m. (CST)
Feb. 5 for the purchase
on
of $210,-
March
r
inc*
+/
-|Q7q
t
,
"1
+
son'
be
Offering/Sealed
received
by
the
.
Pennington County (P. O. Thief
River Falls), Minn.
Bond Offering—Bealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m. (CST)
Feb.
6
for
the
purchase
of
$170,000 drainage bonds.
Richfield Independent School
District No. 280, Minn.
1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
t
March 1 for the purchase of $650,building bonds.
AAA
1
' 1
i
000 school
Bond
295 000
Cloquet Independent School
school
Kawkawlin Township School
1975
3.40s.
i
•
1
"*'i
Robbinsdale Independent School
District No. 281, Minn.
bonds offered Jan
revenue
S.y,
i
District No. 8, Fractional, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $32,000 school
as
95,000
_
*hfutgM('
Sale—The
the Peo-
„
building bonds
Co.;
&
*o
nnn
on
.
aa
building bonds offered Jan. 9—
v,
94, p. 2818—were awarded to
the
Peoples National
Bank
&
Trust Co., of Bay City, as 3%s.
.
Allison-Wil'
1
Ypsilanti Township (P. O.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $22,000, special
assessment
street
improvement
bonds offered Jan. 16—v. 195, p.
Kawkawlin Township Schooi
Dtstnct No. 7, Mich.
.
followsi
April 1,
2V2S.
as
Anril
1975.
school
ol Bay^as®!%s.&
.
of
Minneapolis, at a price of par
a net interest cost of about 3 48%'
as
MINNESOTA
9—v.
awarded
Due
to
3s
40,000 as
1976.
1962.
$56,000
Jan.
16—
on
40,000
Township School
offered
4V4s.
1964
1962.
Sale—The
composed
i?bS 1° 1973 inclusive.1 Interest
1/0iM-S. Legality aooroved bv Faeero
from. 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
Legality approved by Faegre
the
a
Feb.
Jan
Due
District No. 2, Mich.
Bond
bonds
a
Dated
Oct.
on
Kawkawlin
Ecdd Ao *be National Shawmut
Bank of Boston, at 1.75%.
&
sealed; bids
•
tion
Due
as
from
175 000
Rogers,
7
nnn
$75,000
purchase of $800,000 tax anticipa-
Feb.
on
school
Dated March 1, 1962. Due
serially
from 1965 to 1992.
.
.
as 318s.
Due
1973 and 1974.
Storey,
■
_
(EST)
p.m.
n.
offered
70,000
7
issue of $1,000,-
anticipation
Mary
,
,
Rnn,
11—v.
$115,000 school
—
^
bu]^60-were^awarded
building bonds offered
v.
195, p. 58, were
Goodbody & Company.
Offering
'/
, IT
jjalsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.97%, as follows:
—
Bedford, Mass.
Sale—An
Jan.
Boston.
of
by
_
'
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
1,- 1962.
Principal
payable at the Na-
on
building bonds
Grand Rapids School Dist., Mich.
to
Anne Arundel
10
Feb/1,
on
SSlAta NaUo/a/fiank
of
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1960.
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 2000
w
awarded to
Due on Feb.
to 1974 inclu¬
approved
New
Note
of
:
and
Jan.
r
•
Baltimore. Legality
by - Smith,* Somerville
Case.
Bond Sale—The
2818—were
(F-A)
'Prust.
in¬
to
Detroit), Mich.
Way{l<*nd Union School District,
$100,000 fire
offered
group
hams Co., J. M. Dain
from 1971 to
Paddock & Stone,
Doyle School District, Mich.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge. /
to
in
-
bonds
Due
1
inclusive.
v/os/plo/
50,000
Interest F-A. Legality
approved' by
Miller,
Canfield,
until
bids
The
—
2.70s.
Feb.
on
1968
Bond Sa.e The $303,000
h
..
.
Due
194, p. 2819 — were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Company.. v
"<
r
r.
Fn*?n.
Maryland,
station
on
1975
Sale
Note
Feb.
sealed
Due
to
approved
.
revenue
-
fol-
as
Due
1963
>
0f Board of Education,
-
■
Interest. M-S
Meier,
J., Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 9
for the purchase of $710,000 fac¬
ulty
residence and
dining hall
Carrollton Township (P. O.
Saginaw), Mich.
.
Bond
'
;
.
inclusive.
Northborough, Mass.
,1962.
TT„._-
bonds,
1963
Shawmut
bonds.
from
j
pur-
/
from
tional
000
1
the
for
1,
March 1 from 1962
on
1965
as
1,
Lakeville Independent School
District No. 194, Minn.
Bond Offering—David E.
from 1966 to 1991 inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
L.
bonds.
from
1
interest
,
1964
road
4s
im-
Nov.
S.
;
g—Howard
31
sewer
Dated
inclusive.
Feb,
approved
a.m.
;
from
county
on
Dated
re-
inclusive.
1,750,000
a"d
Feb.
n
Dickinson, •4
o
(EST) on Feb. 5 for the
purchase of $260,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on June 1
sive.
of
obligation
school
county
on
i
chase of $193,000
lows:
.
/
W.
In "1-2
«
.
general
follows:
e r
Jan.
on
1
Feb. 6 for the purchase
on
OKA
$7,350,000
bonds,
11
as
rr
7.3Q p m
60,000 water bonds.
Board
until
as
40
Shawmut Bank
of Boston,
Water Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
.
Commissioners,. will
sealed
(EST)
of
e r
President
bonds
sidewalk
Dated
2.40s.
as
Feb.
on
1969.
University of Detroit (P. O.
J-D.
Townships, Flat Rock
receive
will receive sealed bids c/o The National
clusive.
County (P.O.
Annapolis), Md.
A
Interest
by
bonds.
Due
1964.
by Die
by1 Dickinson,
' from 1964 to'i^o'kwlusive
'•
' 65,000 as 310s/Due
Wright,-McKean & Cudlip.
on
Feb.'
Rock), Mich.
King, Town Treasurer,
$133,000
Anne Arundel
Bond
and
"
Bond Offering—Ethel Bobcean, inclusive.
"
/
Feb.
^
Series
May nard, Mass.
MARYLAND
,»Wilde,
County
1.90s.
as
^
School District No. 1,
Fractional (P. O. Flat
*'.r
nergecretary
& 5s.
.
serially from 1964 to
TQRjfS
*
Inc., and Tripp & Co., Inc.,
price of 97.61, as follows.
on
-t"83-
&
TJWmav
Fe
800,000,000 Series B bonds
Feb. 14 for the purchase
$110,000 public improvement
.,
_
"
pi
4%s.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of
Huron
negotiated sale by a
syndicate headed by Allen & Co.,
T
1964
June 1 from 1965
approved
50,000
In-
(1
p.m.
purchase
assessment
provement
1961. Due
Brownstown, Ash. Berlin and
via
$100,000,000
LaGrange, District Secretary, will
on
inclusive.
_
Sale^—Turnpike revenue
(Boston Extension) bonds
totaling $180,000,000 were pur-
at
Centerville), La.
1987
Bond
Smith
St. Mary Parish Waterworks
District No. 5 (P. O.
196?-..Pue
bonds
Lynch, Pierce,
special
Feb.'5 for
on
,
inT
Bond Offering—Victor B. Stech-
^ ^rthe
\nQLan^lte bonT?s' D1at?d
to
T\/r_T/-„_—
chased
inclusive.
™«usive,
receive
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Turnpike Authority
/p. o. Boston), Mass. /
•
ivraT-TMii
Merrill
*
(EST)
p.m.
Legality
.
Massachusetts
/ /
1992
Southgate, Mich.
^,ouu,uuw uuuu--Legality
Purchase^of ^$2,500,000 Jbuiid- Legality
sold to
of
was
Mich.
Bond Offering
Shawmut 'Bank
at 162%
*;
to
sealed bids until 8
m.-l
nard,
.
^
r>...
behoof
-
^Cp.,, Hqward, Wqil; Xaboui^e,
1963
T^onl
•
.
of
"
to 1981
terest M-S.
.
members
from
/////!//
-
.
follows:
as
from
supply' system revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,1961. Due on April 1
u-ly until 7:30
Cl?hn"Sn11 p;m.:
recei7e sealed
bl(js
(EST)
on
Feb" 8"fo7th/nu/ha'w'/AY8 nnn
ShenS
p
F
F.
Offering
Town
1.
ceive^ sealed M* c/o th^State
600m6ato4198D0UfncrusIive ' fr0m JJ1 Fra/F/Tftre/ 30 f'°r the
1976 to 1980
ll
fES1^) on Jan.
2751981 aand3^9S82DUe "
981 and
982
^°,°0° school project loan bonds
Dated Feb
1
„
2.59%,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $35,000 water
Auburn, Mich.
Hnnnvrr
Mn**
Hanover, Mass.
herd,
Feb.
on
2.70s, at a price of
basis of about 2.62%.
as
100.31,
1,
'
-
Other
'
^
—
from 1963 to 1973
100,000
^
cester,
as
McKean & Cudlip.
inclusive.
sewer
1
follows:
as
$100,000
Port Sanilac, Mich.
$100,000
bonds offered Jan. 16—v 195, p
Dated
Interest
April 1, 1962.
1963
price of par, a 265 — were awarded to the Cape A-O.-Legality approved by MilBond Offering
Helen Casey,
of about 3.98%, Ann Bank. & Trust Co. of Glou200,000
ier> Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
cost
interest
net
Sale—The
bids will
Academy of
Our Lady of Lourdes at the office
of the President, Rochester, until
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 4 p.m.
w
u
»
,
«
(CST)
on
£ t,he purchase of
125'°°° ^opl bonds.
Bond
Spring Grove, Min.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of
$350,000
hospital
construction
bonds.
Willmar, Minn.
Bond Offering—-Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Feb. :7 for the purchase
of
$100'000 parking revenue bonds
Zumbrota Independent School
District No. 260, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids wilt^
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
58
C
Churchill County (P. O. Fallon),
M'mm
th
issue
■
phone
offered
awarded
were
-
.
telegraph system ex-
and
tension bonds
to
on
Jan. 24
group
a
com-
: posed ; of Coughlin & Co., Inc.,
Boettcher & Co., and Goodbody &
Bond Sale—The $500,000 harbor
^-^t a price of par, a net interimprovement bonds offered Jan. «* cost of about 3.4691%, as folWashington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
:•>
'
V
to
195,
(P. O. Yazoo
bonds was
School Dist., Mo.
Sale
161
Other
TheQNorthern
Q
$605,000 as 3s. Due on Feb.
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
Nevada
'
by White, Weld & Co., at
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.58%, as follows:
a
as
Kansas
to a syndicate
whit, w.u *,
1 headed awarded
were
3y4s. Due on Feb. 1
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
,
$440,000
City, Mo.
system revenue bonds
Jan. 24—v. 195, p. 265—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Smith, Barney & Co.,
and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,1
at a price of lOChOOO&j.a net interest cost of about 3;30%, as follows:
1971 inclusive.
as
450,000
S^s.
(P< O. Hazlet), N.J.
\]
Bond Offering — Charles S.
as
3V2S.
3,360,000 as 3s. Due on March
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
1978
from
to
1992.
B. J.
1984
from
-
1986
to
Bond
inclusive.'
Co-
-y
members
X.r
y
V-,<
^
•
rV.r .v.
Claremont, N. H.
Note Offering—George C. Ben■
.
«
way, City
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., First of Michigan
Corporation, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc., W. E. Hutton & Co., Hallgarten & Co., Wood, Struthers &
Co., Estabrook & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Blunt Ellis &
Simmons,
Dick & Merle-Smith, Fahnestock
$700,000 temporary loan notes.
Dated Jan. 29, 1962. Due on Dec.
14, 1962. Payable at the First National Bank of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
The Illinois Company, The
Ohio Company Wm E. Pollock &
temporary loan notes was sold to
& Co.,
Nashua, N H
the Nashua Trust
Co., Inc., G. H. Walker & Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Co., Inc.,
King
Wheeler
&
Park, Ryan,
Inc., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
Robinson - Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
Rodman
&
Renshaw, Wells
&
York Hanseatic Corp.,
C. Wheat &
Co., Allison-Williams Co., Allan
Blair & Co., Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc., Chiles-Schutz Co.,
Christensen, Inc., J.
Bond
$100,000 notes to the Exeter Bank¬
ing Company, at 1.85%.
100,000 notes to the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, at
i.85%:
•
& Co., Inc., De
Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Dolphin & Co., A. G. Ed¬
wards & Sons, Ellis & Co., Mil-
Cochran
&
Co.,
Moroney, Beissner &
Co.,
burn,
Sj?5rVJuaf,f,ra?
Cliff Rahell &
n
Inc.,
Inc.,
ney
Stix & Co.,
&
Tyson,
The
—
P-
161—were awarded to a
,
CT
y
headed by Phelps,
Townsend. Dab- Fenn & Co> bidding for $2,137,000
and
Watling,
Lerchen & Co.
a
as
$455,000
3.55s, at
a
price of 100.14,
basis of about 3.53%..
Other
Sedalia, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
cate:
members
Fidelity
of
Union
the
syndi-
Trust
Co.,
parking revenue bonds was sold Newark, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc., Roiand caffin rnrHnn « ©*„++
as 4V4s.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due " ®
1 Baffin, Gordon & Sautter,
on Aug.
1 from 1963 to 1981 in- ^
Hanauer & Co., John J.
elusive. Interest F-A. Legality ap- Ryan & Co., Newburger, Loeb &
proved by Charles «rTrauemicht. -Cor,-and Lebenthal & Cor—-
23—v.
Jan.
:
;;
;
strttCtion of
i
tion
construction
and
program
at
agency's transporta¬
facilities. An¬
terminal
nouncement of the Commissioners'
action
was
made by
Chairman S.
18
Jan.
—
3.27%.
about
of
ryLadi«ors"C?onSt™he rnap°id
^
sites
2,100,000
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 30 for the purchase
$840,000 ^village /public
im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
Due
from
1963
Principal
and
1
March
on
'
inclusive.
1975
interest
Trust
payable
(M-S)
Bankers
Company
City,
at
or
the
loway & Dikeman.
The
Note:
the
>"
tion
Hempstead Union Free School
(P. O. Bellmore), N.Y.
Sale
bonds
—
The $1,270,000
offered
Jan.
17
—
p. 265—were awarded to a
composed of Smith, Barney
& Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
and Goldman, Sachs & Co., as 3^8,
at a price of 100.52, a basis of
v.
195,
group
about
3.45%.
^
:
Hempstead Union Free School
District No. 8 (P. O.
Roosevelt), N. Y.
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
—
and
IRT
the
BMT
The
The
$2,605,000
offered Jan. 24—V.
195, p. 58 — were awarded to a
syndicate - composed of - Kidder,
pa^011 of at least
includes
budget
service
debt
of
approximately
average
months.
11
The
bonds
will
10 years
will be
on
the bonds
?**
with
anticipated income from in¬
isfying debt service requirements,
prospective net revenues of $8,806,400 are expected to be avail¬
able for transfer to the Authority's
fupds, thus enabling the
Authority, to meet its re¬
requirements of
10% of
reserve
Port
funded debt outstanding as well
as
exceeding
debt
NORTH CAROLINA
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Offerihg —W.
Bond
ment
E.
Easter-
Secretary > of Local GovernCommission,
will
receive
inTeresFpay-^ sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
on March
1 until 11 a.m. (ESTi on Jan. 30 for
rate or rates as the purchase of $185^000 street im-
and Sept. 1 at such
the successful bidder
Bidders
interest
will
which
all
specifies.^.provement bonds.
rate
of
the- bonds
of
name
the
separate issue, offered for
to bear: $33,000,000 of
the 1 to 30 year issue; $14,000,000
nf the 1 to 25 vpar
fho 1
9Fi
of
year issue; $3nfinn
$30,600,
000 of the
1 to 15 year issue;
each
sale,
its next two years'
service.
bear
semi-annually
1, 1962
able
represents 54% of
vestments at $4,400,000. After sat¬
ling,
them.
The bonds will be dated March
anf will
of
projected total operating ex¬
penses of $126,978,600.
Operating revenues for 1962 are
estimated at $131,385,000. Net op¬
erating revenues before debt ser-
general obligations of The City of
York and all taxable real
property within the City will be
subject to the levy of unlimited
the interest
coverage
$72,352,000
of
txptnditures^h? remain-
inP $68>08?j200
serve
The maturity of the bonds
ad valorem taxes to pay
195, p. 265.
Dist. No. 7
Bond
to
Pension Funds.
and
school
tion Pro3ects will total about 7,250
New
supple¬
issue of
foregoing
report in our
15.—v.
for
to school
buildings.
3,500,000 for buses.
'
;':4,000,000
for
the payment
of
judgments, claims and awards.
1,500,000 for repaying streets.
1,200,000 for the City's contribu-
at the:
of New
Meadow
Brook National Bank in Freeport,
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
York
It is estimated that jobs related
the Port Authority's construc-
,
to
the
of
addUioSns
l,600;0To
of
1962.
of
.
acquisition
the
for
V
lege buildings.
6,000,000 for the construction of
fireproof buildings.
Smith, Village Treasurer, will re¬
to
construction
sites and construction of col¬
,
N. Y.
2
the
and
school buildings.
Offering—Leonard D. B,
until
dis-
sewa*?P
proposed redevelopment proj¬
v ■
v..
ect.:.
acquisition of
22,500,000 for the
Galloway & Dikeman.
bids
to
263,200 for Newark Airport, ineluding possible work in 1962 on
the
system.
(F-A)
payable at the Genesee
Valley Union Trust Company, in
Dansville.
Legality approved by
sealed
additions
14,000,000 for the acquisition of
rolling stock for the transit
Feb. 7 for the purchase
of
$100,000 public improvement
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
Due
oh Aug.
1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
ceive
self-*
a
on
Sykes,
be
to
sustaining
(parking
garages
and public markets), and for
construction of bridges.
or
Knapp, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(EST)
Authori?y
' Authority Bus Terminal; and $6,-
improve-
7,200,000 for the construction of,
I.
Offering—Elizabeth
=
:
'
Dansville, N. F.
Bond
estimated
ments
;V
capital
for
P
'
svstem
transit
10,800,000
;'
V ;
;
;
the Brooklyn-Port
7,500,000 for construction of sub-.
195,
v.
the,«»lo
addition to
or
^tem UPP1J' and distribution ; for
•
161—were awarded to a group
composed of Smith, Bar'ney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Au¬
chincloss, Parker & Redpath, as
3.30s, at a price of 100.21, a basis
to Luce,
bi-state
.
p.
Jan.
$2,140,000
.
...>
Franklin Square, as
price of 100.68, a basis
offered
bonds
school bonds offered Jan. 18—v.
I?PW1?°^7 i 195>
Co., Reinholdt &
Gardner, Singer, Deane & Scrib-
Sale
the
the
Sloan Colt following the monthly
the higher denomination will re- Board meeting at Jll Eighth Avequire the printing, handling and nue, New-York City..
storage of fewer bonds. He esti°f the budgeted amount for
mated this would save the City construction, about $39,991,000 is
about
half
the
cost
of
issuing for the continuing develdpment of
$1,000 coupon bonds, or "■■■■nearly''1:1'New-York rUiternational Airport;
$20,000. " The proceeds from th'fe $20,135,600 for the redevelopment
sale will provide:'j a*°f LaGuardia Airport; $20,328,800
$7,500,000 for acquisition," corfofJthe' Ge,orga
Sale—The $965,000 water
Bond
Kinnelon School District, N. J.
Bond
Dikeman
for
denomination be used.
higher
Clarence Water District, N. Y.
ments
NEW JERSEY
York
^^kpman^ hy Sykes
of which $136,574,200 is provided
in $1,000 denominaHowever, managers of two
underwriting
syndicates
which
usually compete for New : York
City bonds, suggested that the
bonds
tions.
'
'
.
Collings
&
a
about 3.35%*>
of
Bond
Rockingham County (P. O.
Exeter), N.H.
Sale —- Tax anticipation
notes totaling $200,000 were sold,
as follows:
Charles
Lemon
such
The $1,450,000
—
offered
Free port,
&
Co.,
Leedy,
Alleman, Inc., New
Johnston,
in
Island,-
'
Portsmouth, N. H.
a
public bond.
.
p.
Co., at 1.75%.
Jhe Now England Merchants National Bank of Boston, at 1.61%.
Co., Fitzpatrick,
Co.,
ner,
of $700,000
Sullivan &
& Co.,
west
C.
xt
'issue
Note Sale—An issue of $800,000
First South- Ja* anticipation notes was sold to
Beecroft, Cole & Co.,
C.
Saie_An
Note
_
Company^ of. New
Trust
at llam
O^llpway
161—were awarded to the
Franklin National Bank of Long
195,
3.40s, at
NEW HAMPSHIRE
■vAf'\V'>
Sale
:
bonds
water
>-- •
Rauscher,
le
1
offering since Comptroller Beame;
&
Port of New York Authority, N. Y.
took office, Jan. 1. He will offer
The Commissioners of the Au¬
$89,400,000 in serial bonds at the
sale.'-i,6'.'
thority on Jan. 18 adopted a budg¬
et for 1962 totaling $272,328,200
The City had previously issued
;
N. Y.
Water District,
the syndi-
Co.,
&
Podesta
NEW YORK'
;
J. C. Bradford & Co., Cruttenden,
1981 inclusive, Principal and
Interest (J-D) payable at the First
Bank of Glen Head,
National ..Bank of Glen -Head, or
or
Manufacturers
Hanover
the ivianuiacturers nanoyer
The Comptroller explained that
435,000 as 3.70s. Due on July 1
fFCfrn 1987 to 1990 inclusive.
1
of the syndi¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kuhn,
& Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Equi
Securities Corporation,
Haven
Central Sehool District No. 1
a
This will be the first
as
inclusive.
1983
Manager,, will receive
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
on Jan. 29 for the purchase of
table
City
.
v
Company of
as
3.40s, at a
basis of about
Thursday'Feb
3.05s, at a price : of
a basis of about 3.03%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate:
Blair &
Co., Inc., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Hallgarten & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke, Robert Ki Wal¬
lace & Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co.
and Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.
bonds,
100.19,
Due on July 1
1 Pierce & Co., Rowles, Winston &
Co., A. E. Masten & Co., Zahner v
6,920,000 as 3.40s. Due on March & Co., Luce, Thompson & Crowe,
1 from 1984 to 1991 inclusive. Inc., M. B. Vick & Co., R. A. Un605 000 as1 Is. Due on March 1, derwood & Co. and Chiles-Schulz
cate:
new
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
Manufacturers
for the first time,
public sale in the office of
Comptroller Abraham D. Beame,
Room 530,'Municipal Building, on
at
195, p. 265—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Phelps, Fenn
&
Co.,
bidding
for
$2,930,000
3,425,000 as 3y4s. Due on March
from 1979 to 1983 inclusive.
Loeb
3,3131%.
Trust
denominations
Ridgewood Township School Dist.
(P. O. Ridgewood), N. J.
Bond
Sale — T h e : $2,935,000
school bonds offered Jan. 23—v.
inclusive,'
1977
$4,190,060 as 5s. Due on March 1Ji'- OtiieF'members of
from 19*63'to v1972"inclusive, cate were as follows:
Other
The
and
Traders
and
until 8 p.m.
Due on July 1 ,A.v; Babylon, East Farmingdale
270,000 as 3.60s.
headed by
,
Cross
&
a
of
$155,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 195, p.
266—were awarded to Roosevelt
> "
interest cost to the
at
Bond Sale—The
Township School Dist,
1
Due on July
to
1972
from
sewerage
were
to
355,000
—
3s. Due on July 1 from
as
1963
The $18,500,000
Sale
Bond
offered
Sale—The $1,950,000 con-
Bond
vention hall and recreation bonds
offered Jan. 17—v. 195, p. 161-—
1 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
from
County (P. O. Reno),
Washoe
cost
3.20s. Due on Feb.
265,000 as
3 71%
associates
and
uo- ana associates, 6.il /o.
Inc., and the Boatmen's
National Bank of St. Louis, at a
v
costs:
account, 3.69%; Commerce Trust
of Chicago, Blyth
price of 100.006, a net interest
of about 3.23%, as follows:
respective
Blyth & Co.
the
and
bids
3 58%* John Nuveen & Co.
gr0Up
Co.,
780,000
""
interest
net
awarded to a
were
Trust Company
&
the Chase Manhattan Bank group
■
,
The
-
composed of
group
Bonds was awarded on Dec, 12 to
./•,
,
'
*
$1,650,000
bonds offered Jan. 23—v.
p.
,
,
Cape Girardeau
195,
'000 of 3.40% -1 td 25 year Serial
(P. O. Ausable Forks),
'
MISSOURI
school
:
(P. Oi Sea Cliff), N. Y.
Bond Offerings-Joseph L. Mar¬
(EST) on Feb. 27 for Buffalo, jointly,
71,000 3.40s. Due on July 1, 1977 the
tin, District Clerk, will receive
purchase of $650,000 school price of 100.18, a
and 1978.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on 3.37%.; •'
;•
*; sealed bids until' 2 p.m. (EST)
77,000 3y2s. Due on July 1, 1979 Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
on
Feb,
6 for the. purchase : of
New York City, N. Y.
and 1980. "• C.
""
Interest F-A. Legality approved
Bond Offering
The' city will
school bonds. Dated Dec.
173,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
issue
coupon - bonds
in
$5,000 }'
"^U?
'
196?
1981 and 1984 inclusive.
/
1976.
and
Memphis.
Bond
No. I
New York
Hopla, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
66,000 3.30s. Due on July 1, 1975
issue of $100,000
National Bank of
sold to the First
inclusive.
1974
to
1971
•
Franklin Central School Dist.
v
>" 'V
Raritan
>■"
Jay, Keene, Chesterfield, Wilmington, Black Brook and
ap¬
Delafield &
Wood.
Due on July 1 from
190,000 3y4s.
,
improvement
county
proved by Hawkins, >
r
City), Miss.
Bond Sale—An
inclusive
1970
to
Company. ' Legality
Trust
1977, inclusive; $1,660,000 yearly
1987, inclusive; $1,100,000
yearly 1988 to, 1992, inclusive.;
I
«ThC last public sale of $53,100,1978 to
basis of about 3.40%.
a
Principal, and interest
(F-A) payable at the Leonia Bank
&
•;..
v
$423,000 3%S. Due on July.l from
1963
Yazoo County
?
•<-,.<
p.
1963 to 1965, inclusive; $5,660,000
yearly 1966 to 1967, inclusive;
$3,860,000 yearly 1968 to 1972, inelusive; $3,700,000 yearly 1973 to
Co., Coffin & Burr, Gregory &
Sons, William E. Pollock & Co.,
Rand & Co., R. James Foster &
Co., Inc., and McDonald-Moore &
Co:, as 3V2S, at a price of 101.009,
inclusive,
^
•
161—were awarded
the First U. S. Corporation.
-
16—v.
March 1 in; each year in annual
installments of $6,060,000' yearly
&
Secretary of Board of
Education,' will 1 receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 8
for
the
purchase
of
$335,000
school bonds: Dated Feb. 1, 1962/
Due on Feb. I from 1963 to 1982
Sale—The $1,000,000 tele-
Bond
bonds was sold to
National Bank of Mem-
phis.
.
$350,-
—
Hanson^
Nevada
of
industrial
000
the First
Offering
Bond
Corinth, Miss.
Sale—An
Peabody. & Co., Equitable Securities Corporation, B. J. Van Ingen
N. J.
Donald W.
Leonia School District,
NEVADA
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
Monday, January 29, 1962
.
(574)
are
-
$1,600,000 of the 1 to 10 year issue;
$9,000,000 of the 1 to 5 year issue
and $1,200,000 of the 1 to three
year issue. ,l
/
•
•
.
The
bonds
will
be
payable
on
Dated Dec. 1,
"S340
^
te^t
ritv
J D
i,
T
navableTi thP
jlri
v
Lp
Fi
v
,:
1
itv
wKhhnr? i Mrf-Shv
Washburn & McCarthy.
Charlotte, N. C.
Sale-LThe $1,800,000 bonds
offered Jan. 23—v. 195, p. 266were awarded to R. S. Dicksbn &
Bond
Co., Inc., and the North Carolina
National Bank of Charlotte, joint-
-J'V.,'
Number 6129
Volume .155
<
Feb.
1
1963 to
from
1971, inclusive; $310,000 as 3s,
on Feb. 1
from 1972 to
1979 inclusive; and $375,000 as
3y4s, due on Feb. 1 from 1980
to 1983, inclusive.
800*000 hospital bonds, for $210,;
t:
000 as 6s, due on Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1971, inclu$ive; $280,T
5; 000 as 3s, due on Feb. 1 from
; "yV
1972 tb 1979, inclusive; $185,000 as 3V4S, due on Feb.; 1
V:
yffom/1980 to 1983, inclusive;
^
'
and $125,000 as/^s*" due on
Feb. 1 from 1984 to 1986; incl.
County (P, O*'-'
•./ -yChatham
v
.
r
.
'v.
--r
awarded
to
basis, of about: 2.72%..
^
ceive
*:
;
/.
,
j.,
,
purchase
of
/
Pembina and
v
sanitary sewer bonds
Shoemaker &
y<
Wihston-Salem, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
2.97%, as follows:
(v;/ y;'y
:
6s; r Due;
$15,000 as
1963,:
;
y
on
•
;
Cavalier Counties,
Vv
j,-.
Pittsburg
County independent
State
School District Noi 80
(P. O. McAlester), Okla.
to
;
Atjtdover, Ohio
Bond Offering—Fred A. Mcln-
;
j
Sale
y
1, 1962.
from
to
of par.
Due on Feb,
inclusive,
Prineipal and interest (F-A) pay^-
120,009 as 2%s.
Due on Feb; 1
i; ■). from 1965 ; to 1972 'inclusive.
150,000 /as 3s./ Due on Feb. 1
from 1973 to 1982 inclusive.
1
1964
1975
able at the Andover Bank.
Dated March 1, 1962. Due ger traffic through Puerto Rico
March 1 from 1974 to 1976 in¬ International Airport, at San Juan,
clusive.
Principal
and ; interest Puerto Rico, totaled 116,200 in
on
■
Executive Director of the Author¬
Crooksvitle
"• V
Exempted\ VMage
Port of
ity. Cargo moved through the air¬
port in November totaled 5,926,500
Stanley Allyn, pounds, against 4,266,436 in No¬
Secretary, will receive sealed bids vember,
1960,
an
increase ' of
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 12 for
;yy:;;;/:/y..-'
the purchase of $25,000 emer¬
For
Newport), Ore.
Bond Offering .-L
Red Oak Public Works
Authority, Okla.
-Bond SaleL-The $120,000
:
Water
the first
V
system bbnds offered Dec. 22—v.
i Fairmpnt,. N. C. ■,/; Cys y
School District, Ohio
r194, p. 2603*~were awarded to. the
V ■ /.
Bond VSale-^The ^$30,000; water
; Bond Sale—The
$284,000 school Housing
and
H o m e
Finance
/ bonds' offeredJdanv? 1fr—yp 195, \p.
bonds offered/Jan. 17-^v, 195; p.
Agency, as 3%s, at price of par.
y
266 — were awarded ..to Merrill 162—were
awarded
to / Sweriey
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith /Cartwright:-^cVGo.; as 3%s, at a ?•, /
'„ Tulsa, Okla.
/
.Inc.; at a price ofypar; .a net im price of: 100.39, a basis of about
Bond ; Offerittg—Wm. F. / Lamterest cost of about -3.27%, as fol;3.70%.yt:.'>,;/y.;>/Vy^ y; bprt, ; City Auditor, Will receive
lows:
" //yV •'; y "'-y
.Cy/
sealed
■
gency bonds.- Dated March 1, 1962.
Due on March 1 from 1963 to 1967
-
Principal and
the Lincplm Bank of ing period the year before, an in¬
Taft. Legality approved by Shuler;
crease of., 5.8%. Cargq movpd
in
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
y ly this period amounted to 313,7Q9,-
payable
-v
at
s
704 pounds, against
283,970,052
pounds for the first 11 months of
last year, an increase of 10.5%.
1964.
$4,000 aS 6s.: Due on June 1,
C'
;
>
-
.:;y
as
1968.
.■:
inclusive.
to; 1967
1965
6,000
;
;
'*/■:;■*'•
:20,000.as 3s. Due on June*1 from
/;
3V4S.
v
Due on
,:: £/ :/
June
/
/>untillla.m.(EST)"onFeb.6fc)r
the; purchase of $845,000 water
;
f bonds: •r Dated Dec: ly 1961.' ;Due
.
y
J an. 30 for the
:-y,
„.,/
;
.
\
27
for
the
(EST)
purchase" of
DOted March
1, 1962. Due
on
to 1987
April
bids
i from 1964 to
:
■
Bank & Trust Company
Raleigh. Legality approved: by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell.
.
,l
Briritf
—
yOfferlng^^^ ^ William
Dist* (P. O. Garrettsville),
Ohio
/:/..
Bond Offering
Rutherford County (P. O.
son,
Rutherfordton), N. C.
'JJ\ rBond Offering—Wc E. Easter-
•;y
;.
bonds. Dated Feb.
If 1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1983 inclusive.
until 11 am.; (EST) on Feb. 13 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
^
';
•
Interest
rLegality* approved by Mitchell,
Pershing; Shetterly & Mitchell,
.
•/'
Clinton), N. C.>
;•
:
; ;
^.
District
.
.
v"
receive
'
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11a.m. (EST) on Jan. 30 for
the purchase of
-
$110,000 bonds,
follows:
$52,000
:
Due
Due
Clerk of Board of
school
on
refunding
June
I
from
Bond
to
on
June .1
from
1963
1973, inclusive.
to
;
sealed
Education, will
bids
until
noon
,
offered Jan. 17—v. 194, p. 2819—
were awarded to Fahey^ Clark &
Co., as 3%s, at a price of 100.32,
basis of about 3.19%.
a
Mount
Healthy City School Dist.,
1/•<
i. 4
1, 1961.. Principal, 'i
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Bond Sale—The $483,0(K) school
Chase Manhattan Bank of New
/building bonds offered Jan. 16—
:;
v
^«4vinos
Salc^—The $53,000 fire
station and truck purchase bonds
bonds,
1963
.."J. /
Leetonia, Ohio
as
j:/.;
•1973, inclusive,
58,000 general refunding bonds.
^
Bond
-
(P.O. R. R. J,
cekm0hd)i[O
Offerjng-LJoseph B. Bobb; ^
(EST) on Feb. 14 for the purchase
of $506,000 school improvement
bonds, Dated March 1, 1962. Due;
on; Dec. 1 from 1963 to v 1985 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey.
/■/'■/•;'
ling,/.Secretary of - Local Govern-
will
f- •>' f-.. i;
receive
Bond Offering ^ W.V E, Easter-
; ment .-Commission,
Jefferson Union Local School
:
ySampsonfCounty (P* 0.
;
J-D, Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
;
yjhattahipank of; New ^York City.
-
noon
of
ment > -ComrnissiOn^
"sealed bids at his office; in Raleigh
V
R. A. Rinear-
(EST) on Feb. 20 for the purchase
$420,000 school/ improvement
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
building bonds. Dated Dee. 1; 1961.
Due on June 1^ from rl964 to 1987,
inclusive^ r: Principal and interest
(J^D)y
at the Chase Man-
—
Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids Until
i
.
D^ted Dec.
.
/,
../
.
vYm'k -Cityx /Legality'approved by; / v.
195; p. 59—were awarded t»
.Reed, Hoyt, WashburnVfe McCarthy.
Field, Richai^s & Gq^'as J^sf at;
fiscal
■fT"
-
(estimated) on Jan. 31 for. the
purchase Of $18*600,000 non-crill-
S, able "iflterstote riotear," dated Feb,
Culbertson, Secretary of Board
Directors, will receive sealed
of
James A i Garfield Local School
'■
is
receive sealed bi^ until 12:30 p.m.
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Newtown Square), Pa.
Newtown
Citizens
-■
Development
Rico
p.m.
.
of
Puerto
Will
7:45
.
Interest,
Note
The foregoing supple¬
1" from
1963 ; to
1976 inclusive.
't; iclusive: :: Principal and. interest
Principal arid interest; (J^D) payT ments the reportylnyottr issue rif
: y(J-Dl :payable at the; Manufacturable at the First National Bank of Jan. 22.—v. 195, p: 451.
y
1;
ers Hanover
Trust Company of Cincinnati.
Legality approved by
rNew York City, or atr the First-*:
;Peck,:Shaffer &:Williams.
'yV
<
until
1
,
Government
for
receive/ sealed Authority.::
•
(EST) on
RHODE ISLAND
y.
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $500,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Feb.
Rhode Island (State of)
20, 1962. Due on Sept 20, 1962.
Note Offering — Raymond
J.
Legality approved by. Townserid,
Hawksley, General Treasurer; will
Elliott & Munson;
v.missioners,
inclusive.
1; 1962:
Bank
fer, Secretary of Township Com¬ agent for the Puerto Rico Ports
April 1 from
J
The
Note Offering—Fred F. Schae-
'A-oy yv'-y:
Dec.
on,
Due
Abington Township (P. O. y
Abington), Pa.
_
facilities
access
Due on:April
1987 inclusive.
Dated
$50,000 street improvement bonds,
j
"
June: 1 from-1963 toy 1990 iri-
•f
follows:
1,000,000 park bonds. : Due on
April 1 from 1964 to 1987 in-
:
ceive sealed bids until"noon
Feb:
a.m.
y elusive:' ;";::;y"":: //
600,000 Gilcrease Museum bonds.
,
on
as
(CST) on
purchase of $2,100,-
limited
bonds.
1964
■?
Fairfax, Ohio:
bonds;
$500,000
Bond; Offering
Virmorgan L.
Ziegler," Village -Clerk, Will re¬
r
on
<
000
:
'
;y;
been postponed.
y ;',.B o n d Offering^W. E./ Easter,' ling, Secertary of Local Govettt' ment' Commission,
will - receive
' sealed bids at his
office in Raleigh
-
Ohio
ment; bonds Originally scheduled
for Jan: 17 — v. 195, p. 59 — has
1,
/y
.
bids until 10
Offering Postpohed^f-The offer¬
ing of $900,000 school improve¬
•
/'y
ry;'ti.> /' "Jacksonville, N. C.
/
PENNSYLVANIA
.
Cross Creek Local Sch. District,
of the
year
•
-
11 months
to Nov. 30, toere were 1,415,252 passengers serviced, compared
interest, •with 1*337,165<-in the
correspond¬
inclusive.
•
■
fas-
(M-N) payable at the,First Na¬ November; 1961, compared With
tional ;
City; Bank of New York 99,251 passengers in November of
City, Legality approved by Shuler, 1960, an increase of 17.1%; accord¬
ing to Manuel Sanchez Rivera,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
y-: -.y;-*;
/
V.
Authority
XVI.
;
Dated Feb.
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Ports
Salem,
Veterans'
The $65,000 water
—
Building,
(P. O. San Juan), Puerto Rico
ami. (PST) on Feb. 14 for
International Airport Passenger
purchase of $25,000,000
Welfare bonds, Series and Cargo Traffic Gains—Passen¬
the
Red Oak, Okla.
/
Bond
Finance
Singer, Deane & Scribner.
until 10
tyre, Village Clerk, will receive; system bonds offered Dec. 22—v.
sealed bids until 8 p.m, (EST)/ on 194, p. 2603 :-T- were sold to the
and
Home
Finance
;/Feb. 5 for the purchase of $12,000 .Housing
1; ^waterworks
\improvement bonds. * Agency, as 3% Sj at a price of par.
'
.
17—y. 195, p. 267—were awarded
■
.
,
:
Bond Sale—The $490,000 bor¬
ough building bonds offered Jan.
Offering—H. C. Saalfeld,
Director of VeteranV affairs will
receive sealed bids at Room 201,
.
15,000 as 5s.
Due on Feb.
1964.vT'AA' r
,
,,
Oregon (State of)
Feb.' l;
v';J.":
Marion
B»a4 Offering—Angelo A. Ali,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 8
pmi. (EST)
on Jan. 29 for" the
purchase of $100,000 school bonds*
Dated Feb. !, 1962: Due on Feb. 1
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
"Hs-.
/
-■
,
3.40%.
of
pari
-
States National Bank of Portland,
and Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly.
.
;;
Co., Inc.
sold to
,
y; y;
North Dakota;
Bond
v
was
County School District
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
No. l$ (f. Q. Aurora),: Oregon : ,v
terest: F-A; Legality approved by
Bond Sale—The $314,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 15-^-v." 195, p. Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Whitehall (P. O, Pittsburgh), Pa.
267^-were awarded to the United
Walhatla Public School District
3',
Principal and in¬
(FrA) payable at the Girard
Corn Exchange Bank of
Philadelphia. Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
Trust
Sharpsburg School District, Pa.
$10,000
; v.
;/
basis Of about
a
1982 inclusive.
terest
'
■
..
Bond Sale—The $665,000 school
bonds offered Jaiti. 18^-v, 195, p.
59—were -awarded
to
a
group
price of 101.07,
a.m.
Waukomis, Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Springs Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
y--No* 27 (PkO. Cavalier),:
Saler—The
Bond
;
10
A-o.y;y;y;;/:y:;:/:-/y;;y::y/y
$300,000 sani¬ be received Until Feb: 14 for the.
] Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
tary sewer bonds offered Jan. 16
purchase, of .$210,000 school bonds, ; be received until Feb. 7 for the
,-_v: 195, p. 266-~were awarded to
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
1
ohio "
\
until
on
Yellow
school
$1,850,000
bonds.
bids
Jan. 30 for the purchase
of 1,800,000 library bonds. Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1987 inclusive.
Interest
Halsey,
•
Clyde WinterClerk, will re¬
—
County
sealed
(CST)
composed' of Bache & ;Co.; Fox,
Bismarck School District, N, Dak■< j;
Reusch 6c(; Co.; Ind.; arid 'G. R.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids Will
be received on Feb: 20 for the Musekamp & Co., as 3^s, at a
%
,
Durham,.N, C.
,,,,/
bringer,
awarded
v.;';
Pershingy Shetterly ^ Mitchell. - j, ,
V,*•
Noirrii Dakota -;K-
the Trust
y
/
:/■/;"/;:• yy:f
Sale^ The $1,345,000
Bond
1,1961. Interest J-D.
approved by Mitchell,
Legality
Company of: Georgia, in Atlanta,
/as
2%s, at * a price of 100.10, a
.
City School District,
59
bids until 8 pmi. (EST) on Jan. 30
for the purchase of $100,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to
.
y Bond Offeiing
school improvement bonds offered
Jan. 17 —v.
195,
p.
59 — were
^Dated Dec.
$68,000 school
"bonds offered Jan. 16—v. 195, p.
266—were
yy:;:://,■
Ohio
,
Sale—The
Bond
:-;X
'1983, inclusive: :
y
Pittsboro), Af. C.
,
Tutsa County (P. O. Tulsa),
'Oklahoma
basis of about
a
fy >y:;
;
Nor walk
$61,000 road, bridge and general
refunding : b o n d s.: Due on
.
<
■[
3.37%;.
to a group composed of
Stuart & Co. Inc., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., the Ohio Co.,
William J. Mericka & Co., and
;
June 1 from 1975 to 1983, incl.
Fox, Reusch & Co., as 3%s, at
.164,000 school; refunding • bonds, a price of
101.43, a. basis of about
;:
Due • on June J from 1974 to 3.13
%
follows:
"
r
(575)
pi-ice of 101.32,
a
y
(EST) on Jan. 30 for
the purchase of $225,000 bonds, as
due
r
■
until 11 a.m,
;
.
The (Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
$i;000,000 grade crossing elimination bonds, for $315,000 as 6s,
on
.
,
a
terest cost of about
due
.
Wayne County (P. O.
Goldsboro), N.- C.
Bond Offering
W. E. Easter-
price of 100.005, a net in3.12%,. as follows:v*>'y'' ;yv
V;" ■- '
ly, at
s
,
;
9, 1962 and due in equal amounts
Nov. 9, 1962 and May 9, 1963*
oh
*
'■
;V-: •'/
-"»i'a.wl» Ivvk'if*«: >(.o-tl.
MW
•
i
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(576)
,/ Monday, January 29, 1S62
.
"S
*
Notes
15, 1961. Due on May
to
1972 inclusive.
Dated Nov.
in antici¬
being issued
are
1963
from
15
the State receiving re¬
imbursement
from
the
Federal
Government of the latter's share
of the cost of the interstate high¬
pation of
approved
& Booth-
Huguenin
Dumas,
by
Legality
M-N.
Interest
system in Rhode Island. Le¬
gality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
t
Texas
$1,500,000
courthouse and jail bonds offered
Jan. 22
v.
195, p. 267 — were
awarded to a group composed of
tne First Southwest Co., Republic
Clark, S. Dak.
Bond
Offering
V
—
wcod, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Rotan,
Mosle & Co., and Almon & Mc-
Gergen, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
3.002%,
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964
to
1972 inclusive.
Legality
follows:
as
$95,000
41/2S.
as
135,000
3s.
as
*
270,000
issue of $40,000
school building bonds was
as
3Vis.
Due
700,000
Jan.
on
;
.
•
-1
-
'
t
♦
■
.
4
(
/A*
'
-
000
street
/
for
sealed
J-J.
San Angelo,
/.
Bond Sale—The
Jan.
$1,452,000 bonds
195, p. 267—
National Bank, at a
Home Finance Agency, as
a
due
//,,.'
3Vis, at
;
(P.O.
Ben Bolt), Texas
Bond Offering—Zaragoza Garcia,
5:30
of
sealed
until
(CST) on Jan. 31 for
the
purchase of ^$150,000 school
•building
bonds. • Dated
Feb.' 1,
.1962.
1987
Due
terest
3&*
Feb. 1 from 1963 to
from
«•
and
Legality
of
Bank
by
approved
1
1983 to
from
.
lagher,
Offering
City
—
;
(P. O. Linden), Tex.
of $94,000
Feb.
21
due
on
1987
in-
'••'/.•;
;
Texas
,
will
Gal¬
receive
(CST) on
for the purchase of $7,a.m.
Sale—-An issue
refunding bonds was sold to Dal¬
las
Rupe & Son, Inc., as 35/ss,
;•
1 from
J. Frank
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
Bond
'3%s;
as
San Antonio,
Bend
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman.
Cass County
Waco, Texas
Offering—Terrill
Blair
100.0006,
$228,sold to
& Co., at a price of
net interest cost of
a
about 3.34%, as follows:
as
1963
4j/4S.
Due
April
on
1,
1964.
and
as 3V4S.; Due on April 1
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
140,000
v
;
50,000
as
1975
28,000
3.40s. Due
and
as
April 1,
on
1976.
SV^s; Due
1977.
on
'
.
April 1,
'
'
'
.
,
Sparta Joint School District
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Co., Inc., at a price
ol par, a net interest cost of about
3.18%, as follows:
Bilod-
Bank;
as 41/2S.
Due'on
1964 and 1965,
No. 1, Wis.
380,000
inclusive.
1972
to
1966
125,000 as 3.20s.
$2,505,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds.
Dated March
1973
school notes
Trust
Due
1974.-
and
on
of about
2.81%,
as
;:.//
//■./,
Chicago
of
at
1962.
1,
1963
M-S.
son,
1987
000,000
Dated
city
improvement
bonds.
April 1, 1962. Due on April
Feb: 1
on
follows.
as
2.70s.
Due
on
/
Feb.
from .1964 to 1969 inclusive.
-
$175,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 195, p.
;;'' '•./• '4:-- /-/>;•
■
as
Stoughton (City), Albion, Christiana, Cottage Grove, Deerfield, /
Dunkirk, D u n n, Pleasant
,
Sale—The
./
ly
Due on Feb.
2.80s.
1
...
3s. Due on Feb. 1, 1971
and.1972. ; / ./ ;, : /* ."
: - ;;
/.
(P. O. Port Orchard),
V
Washington / > "
Bond
as
'100,000
School District No. 400
;
,
50,000
i,
/,• 1970,
inclusive.
1977
Kitsap County, North Kitsap
Wichita County
(P. O. Wichita
/. 1 '■'//• Falls), Texas './'.',/
■
'Bond Offering—Hemple Driver,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 1
Due
1975 to
from
Legality approved by. Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls,
3V4S.
205,000 as
on March 1 from '
inclusive/ Interest
Due
to
a
net interest cost
a
$300,000
'
■
Company
price of 100 04,
Feb. 1,
$450,000
sold to the Con¬
was
Illinois National Bank &,
tinental
Due on Feb. 1 from
3s.
as
Sale—An issue of
Note
Feb. .:l,
:"
$90,000
(CST)
purchase of
the
for
Allan
of
was
and Kalman &
until 1:15 p.m.
30
Jan.
on
tional
issue
Sale—An
refunding bonds
composed of the Seattle-First Na¬
will- receive
Manager
000
Washington
195, p. 452.
City
(P. O. Milltown), Wis.
Bond
,
Sale—The $800,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 195, p.
267—were
awarded
to
a
group
'
(Towns)
Joint School District No. 4
Bond
foregoing supple¬
report in our issue of
sealed bids
.
..
/ /
267—were awarded to the Seattle-
-
-
Springs, Rutland and Porter '., / "
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
•;.
t
„
$1,000,000 First National Bank and the Peo¬ y\:Na. 3 (P. O. Stoughton), Wis.'
road bonds, Dated March 1, 1962. ples National Bank of Washing¬
;: Bond Offering r— T. A. Rude,
Due on March 1 from 1963 to 1982 ton,' jointly;
"•/• ..•I//';/District''/Cleric-,: will receive sealed
inclusive. Interest M-S.
Legality
Klickitat and Skamania Counties
bids until 2 p.m.* (CST) on Feb. *
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
School Districts No. 405-17
for the purchase of $674,000 gen
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
eral
/. / (P. O. Goldendale), Wash.
"elemeritary - schoolr bonds.
Bond Sale —The $25,000 school
Date!
March ;T,
1962.
Due oil
the
purchase. of
■
_
*
utah
bonds
Alpine School District (P. O.
American
Sale
Bond
bonds
school
195,
The
12
sold
—
Committee.
Finance
194,
v.
the
to
awarded
to
Clemons.
Mason County,
Takuya School
Dist. No. 20 (P. O. Shelton),
Washington ■■..
Bond
Offering—John B. Cole,
19—v.
a
composed of the Continen¬
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
Co. of Chicago, Glore, Forgan &
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co., B, J. Van Ingen &
will receive
(PST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $58,-
Co.,' and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
000
at
1962.
a
price of 100.12.
County
VERMONT
;
Bond
Offering
—
sealed
(EST)
bids
Jan.; 31
on
Ry
Treasurer, will
MacAskillj Town
receive
Donald
until
for
8
the
p.m.
pur¬
; chase of $170,000 school construc¬
tion bonds. Dated March 1, 1962.
Due
on
March 1 from 1963 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Montpelier
National
Bank, or at the New
England Merchants National Bank
of
Boston.
Peter
Legality
approved
Giuliani.
by
-
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Jan.
bonds
sold
was
Wm,
to
Son & Co., *
Jan. 1, _1962. "Due
Harper
&
Elated
as
-
on
,.
5V2S.
Jan. 1
1982 inclusive.V
Due
on
Other members of the syndicate
of
$38,514.40 Local Improvement District
7
as
"from 1973 to
Mountlake Terrace, Wash.
No.
/.:.,/ >/,:/'"/,./
,
67,000
issue
a price of 96.04,
of about 5.87%,
$38,000. as 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
yL t 1963. to 1972. inclusive. /.
452.%
Sale—An
a.
/as,fqilpws:,
-foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Bond
$105,000 school
Dec/18 was sold
syndicate headed by Garneau,
net interest cost/
a
were
;vas.
follows: La Corporation
de Prets de Quebec,
Grenier, Ruel
Coy Inc., J. E.. Laflamme,Ltd,,
& Co., Inc., Clement,
Guimont, Inc.; Lagueux & DesRochers, Ltd., and J." T. Gendron,
Inc.
'/ ' ; •;<•/%/"..
/■•■•
P.
&
514s.
Jan.
Oscar Dube
1, 1974. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
*r.
Bond Sale—The
.
to
Not e—The
p.
&
•
Boulanger,,Ltd.? at
grimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
195,
ap¬
Herriott
;-%/.//'•
bonds offered on
Principal and in¬
(J-J).,p ay a b le at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor-
22—v.
inclu¬
1978
Legality
Commission, Que.
.
terest
Jan.
to
Loretteville Catholic School
;,
1,
from 1964 to
1
1963
M-N:
.i: T;.{:QUEBEC;is
1 p.m.
bonds.
school
1972
WiUiamstown School Dist., Vt.
Treasurer,
sealed bids until
from
1
Interest
proved/by ' Quarles,
-
,
_
March
sive.
State
$1,200,000
Jan.
offered
Jan.
offered
2820—were
p.
Fork), Utah
—
267—were
p.
group
as
,elusive.
.
Antonio.
San
on
$50,000
//-Feb.
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Frost
National
■
on
inclusive.
as
3%s, due on Feb. 1
1979 to 1982 inclusive;
$40,000
m.
p.
the
The
—
the
22—v.
gett,
to
211,000 park improvement bonds,
:
for $61,000 as 2%s, due on
-Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1972; $60,: ./000
as
3 Vis. due on, Feb. 1
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive;
Trustees,
bids
$300,000
on Feb.
1983 to 1987 inclusive.
Indep.
School District
Board
1963
" '/as 31/2.S, due
•
cf
from
1
Feb. 1 from 1979
inclusive; and $385,000
to 1982
receive
,
inclusive;
3%s, due
TEXAS
President
price of par,
3.34%,
3.%s, due on Feb. 1 from 1973
to 1978 inclusive; $260,000 as
in
will
the San Angelo
'
Feb.
on
1972
price of par.
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco
Note
ments
Jan.
//
■
$'
for
M-S.
Interest
elusive.
$1,241,000
various
improvement
bonds, for $296,000 as 23/4S,
apartment housing revenue bonds
Jan. 17—v. 194, p. 2820—
were
sold
to
the Housing
and
b
/
follows:
as
offered
tr
..
awarded to
net interest cost of about
a
Nashville), Tenn.
Bond
Sale — The $3,000,000
?<"
6
and St. Croix Falls
a.m.
King County, Kent School Dist.
1
No. 415 (P. O. Seattle),
purchase of $825,000 school bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1962.
Due on
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in-,
for
23—v.
Due
i'i
.
Texas
were
Vunderbilt University (P. O. *
Booth-
&
/;//;.
offered
.1983" to -1987
of $250,-
approved
Legality
Huguenin
Dumas,
/
p.m.
inclusive.
It
will receive
(CST) on
improvement ( bonds.
$100,000 water and sewer reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated July
1, 1959.
from
Run¬
15, 1962. Due on Jan.
from: 1980/to
1983, inclusive.
man.
of
serially
.
Feb.
Dated
*
Feb. 6 for the purchase
on
V.
the purchase
1
by
1
//
,
/;
Offering—M.
Feb.
Preston
that
announces
>
,
Feb.
on
will
11
until
'
Interest
be received until
will
(CST)
*
(CST)
noon
bids
$10,000
until
bids
Frank
Treasurer,
WASHINGTON
W. Wise,
of Trustees,
sealed
W.
—
Town
sealed
W.
—
Board
receive
Bond
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
TENNESSEE
Hopkins
bids
t
of
President
will
//..;•
/ •
nels,.. City Manager,
15
Lewisburg, Tenn.
Offering—Mayor
Bond
^ '•
Offering
1,
Feb.
on
.
Due on Feb. 1,
_:
;
Bond
as
.'-•••
'
Due
1973. /
1974.
_
1
inclusive.
1971
to
3.10s.
as
1
1974
.
the
Bond
Milltown
(Villages), Apple River, Bal¬
Lake, Eureka, Georgetown
Johnston'. Milltown, Laketown
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
of
$815,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
April 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy.
Tyler Junior College Dist., Texas
inclusive.
1968
Marshall, Texas
3.80s. Due on Jan. 1 from
to 1976 inclusive.
y/
15,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1977 to 1981 inclusive.; * V ^
7,000
1
Feb.
on
Due on Feb.
3s.
as '
300,000
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
from
Due
•>
to
1969
and
1972
sold to
piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
cf about 3.95%, as follows: //.
$18,000
1965
2%s.
as
from
Bison), S. Dak.
Sale—An
receive
The
—
Offering
Chapman,
York
foregoing supple¬
report in our issue of
Jan. 15—v. 195, p. 267.
Note
ments
v
District No. SI
Bond
1966
from
on Feb. 1
inclusive.
Due
to
1963
from
by, Howard, Petersoh,
LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
approved
County Common School
(P. O.
about
a
Feb.
Perkins
100.05,
Kinney, Inc., at a price of
net
interest
cost
of
purchase of $20,000
improvement bonds. Dated
Jan. 30 for the
water
the
New
by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Dallas, Under-
of
Bank
National
M.
1
e a r
Bank
Bond
Chase
or
of
Antonio,
Balsam Lake, Centuria,
sam
approved
Sale —The
Bond
—
'
San
of
1982
to
City, or the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank of Chicago.
Legality
County (P. O. Odessa),,
Ector
DAKOTA
SOUTH
VIRGINIA
Salem, Va.
1965
from
Manhattan
man.
way
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Frost National Bank
,1
1
.
.
i
Pierce
I
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
fr.
Quarterly Statement of Billings, Estimated Unbilled Balance
of Major Contracts and Number of Employees
t!
II
Bond
bids until
sealed
?i.
the
period
December
December
December
31,1960
31,1961
31,1960
$240,969,273
$189,726,186
from
shipbuilding, ship conversions
and repairs,
'}
hydraulic turbines
and other work
n
if
ti
H
At December
At December
«.{
31, 1961
31, 1960
il
if
Estimated balance of major con¬
tracts
unbilled at the close of
| ;
H
the
if
period
it.
of the
I
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
"
7T'
The
period
$479,874,287
$433,834,813
••••..
January 24, 1962
■
;■
chase. of machinery
purchases and
consolidation
debts
•
of
bonds.
Dated Jan.
will, .receive
1,. 1962/ Due on Jan. 1
1963 to 1972 inclusive,
y:
Sept-Iles School Commission, Que.
March 1 from 1964 to 1975
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal, and
payable at the
..
Treasurer's office.
interest
County
-,'/./
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the pur¬
of $695,000
school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
p.m.
chase
.
/
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Spokane County, West Valley
School Dist. No. 363 (P. O.
/
Terrebonne Scht>ol
Commision,
/
Quebec
/
Spokane), Wash.
.// Bond Sale—An issue of $353,000
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
school bonds • was sold Z to.. the
'building bonds offered Jan. 16—
.Credit du Nord; Inc.; as 5V2S, at a
v.
195, p. 267—were awarded to
price of 98.70.:/
7/ ^///^ ; /. / /// '
the Seattle First National
,
^
Baqk,,
21,339
Blyth & Co:, jointly.
By Order of the Board of Directors "
R. I. FLETCHER, Financial Vice president
.
WISCONSIN
.*.
r—
were
/awarded to the First
National Bank
of
Appleton.
.
School ''
Commission, Que.
;
/
•
•. r.
•*.
V
-
£'•: I
'■
"/ /,/
Landry,
ri
Secretary-Treasurer;vwill receive
.
I bonds/ offered Jan. 16—v. 195, p.
,164
'
Cathelic
Bond Offering—Hector
/". 7
Appleton, Wis.,
Bond /Sale—-The $600,000 spe¬
cial assessment local improvement
,
D'Or
Val
■/••>
15,598
reports
-
.•/1
;sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) op
Bond
Offering — Claude
"Feb; 5 for the purchase of $60,000 /
Michaud,
Secretary - Treasurer,
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1962.
will receive, sealed bids /until 8
and
income from long-term shipbuilding contracts on the percentage-of-completion basis; such income for
any period will therefore vary from the billings on the contracts. Contract billings and estimated unbilled balances are subject
to -possible adjustments resulting from statutory qnd contractual provisions.
Company
/Bond Offering—J. E. LeBoutilSecretary - Treasurer,
lier. City
.
Equivalent number of employees,
on
a
40,-hour basis, working
during the last full work-week
h
h
.
*
School District
Auditor,
County
Due
$89,704,599 $48,561,520
«.
,
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
1
from
Offering—L. R. Johnson, {
Bond
Billings during
.
Johnson,
will -..receive« Will receive sealed bids until 7
Feb. 13 for the ',
p.m. - (EST) on Jan. 30 for the pur¬
No. 417
31, 1961
'if
-
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Year Ended
December
H
*
R.
i
Treasurer/
Pierce County
Three Fiscal Months Ended
S
Offering—L;
Perce, Quebec
;
/
School Dist. No. 400, Wash.
,--.v
County
(Subject to audit adjustments)
is
t;
-
County, Clover Park
/
sealed bids until; 8 p.m.- (EST) on
/-I1?
Jan. 29 for the purqhasW df $625T- r"
»•". A,'
000 school bonds; Dated Jan.; |,
f
I962.
pue qh ,JaW-/ l frqm;1963 to
if982?ihclusive^':,J/'.-
'/;:vv'*:
■
•
'£■
«-•- .r
y
I
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