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ESTABLISHED
1839.
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offie•
Volume
RAILROAD
y
New York 7, N.
6123
Number
195
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Rents—Capital Stock
Abbey
Offered—Pursuant
to
Y., Monday, January 8, 1962
INDUSTRIAL
•
Price
INSURANCE
•
a
Dec. 21, 1961 prospectus, William R. Staats & Co., Los
Angeles, offered publicly 200,000 shares of this firift's
Capital stock at $16. per share.
Of the -total, 100,000
announced
In This Issue
•
V
;y V
'
BUSINESS—The
company
State: of .California
founded in' 1934.'
incorporated under the laws of the
1946 as a continuation of a business
1,
principal
business
its
and
wholly
sale
of
owned
equipment, and the sale of institutional furniture to hospitals, schools,
hotels, churches and private organizations. These operations are con¬
ducted
by Abbey •* Rents
and two
wholly owned subsidiaries, Abbey
Midwest
and
Corp.
branches, 21 of
eight
Utah,
nine
in
which
Supplies from a total of 39
located in Southern California, Arizona and
are
Northern
in
principal cities
California
in
and
the
Northwest
Pacific
and
central United States.,
the midwest and
of Furniture—The assembly and sale throughout
the United States by a wholly owned subsidiary, Authentic Furniture
Products, Inc. of a high-quality line of Early American and contem¬
porary
furniture,
manufactured in
the
United
States,
Japan
and
Europe. Authentic Furniture has
assembly plants in California and
New Jersey and permanent showrooms in Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Chicago, New York, Dallas, and High Point, North Caroiina.Sales
Retail
These
Financing—The
arising
obligations
Finance
from
purchase
.
Rents
by
wholly
a
offices
and
Over-the-Counter
GIVING
EFFECT
•
Abbey rents— v. _/>• - y,'
Short-term
debt-4^L--—_
Capital
f
Stock .(par
Loans
PRESENT
$1);,authorized
insurance
on
2,500,000
226,570
loan
to
meet*
Insurance
Co.—Common
Offered—
Dec.
a
stock
common
July
on
at
10,
$1.25
share.
per
Net
proceeds
in
health
of
37
37
to
of
of
corner
any
Weber
and
Espanola Streets
y
and
persons
make
to
insurance
reinsurance
or
10,
the
generally write accident, sickness and
of every kind
and nature whatsoever.
The Articles
also permit the company to do
any
and all other
the
in
of
of
Aug.
on
of
Oklahoma.
its
Certificate
accident,
Colorado.
of
the
Since
the
Authority,
health
its
Certificate
State
of
authorized
or
of
Authority
Colorado
to
write
13, 1959, the company received its
in the business of writing insurance
Authority to engage
life,
of
received
company
Department
addition,
State
writing
State
the
1959,
Insurance
insurance,;
Certificate
upon
to
any life
insurance company may be permitted
under the laws of the State of Colorado.
Feb.
from
in
southeast
organized
was
insurance
do
On
'
the
at
No.
own
Springs.
Incorporation
things
37
Exchange
located
1956.
1729
its
owns
company
the lives
Averages 37
Exchange
is
Colorado
The
37
Stock
company
and
43
time ^is
present
received
700,000 shs,
shares
of the
39
Corporation and Investment News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
2
State and City Bond Offerings—
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
Foreign Exchange Rates..
46
C.'-
policy____^_^_________—
proceeds
7, 1961 offering circular, the company
publicly, without underwriting, 238,200 shares
Colorado
The
General
"
$168,501
.—
by White,
^
the
use
Its principal office and address at
Weber Street,
Colorado Springs, Colo.;
building and has offices therein.
The",
company's home office building is situated on land 50 feet by 190 feet,
38
V"
Miscellaneous Features
\
would
BUSINESS—The company was organized under the laws of the State
the
FINANCING
.
its
of
37
.'V1''-
yOutstanding
Corp;—/' ,*
Midwest
Abbey
TO
"■
'f
handled
was
will be added to the company's
capital and surplus.
37
Stock
600
CAPITALIZATION
of
37
Transactions
and
,
offered
Transactions New York
Abbey Rents are located
South Normandie Ave., Los Angeles, and the principal offices
plant of Authentic Furniture are located at 607 Nash St., El
Segundo, Calif.-'"' V' "'v v"
t\at
35
Markets...
American
Radio
Life
Pursuant to
35
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
Abbey
Allied
Allservice
35
:
National Quotation Industrial Stock
V
said
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.-^--..
of
Placement
years.
Co., New York City.
38
Stock
Exchange..
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Midwest.
Abbey
subsidiary,
owned
Montreal
installment
consumer
.•
,
.
administrative
and
of
Abbey
by
purchased
are
Corp.
Executive
sales
&
30
,
Assembly and Sale
obligations
13
25
Stock
...
Sickroom
Medico
President, the
all
"immediately foreseeable" working capital requirements. Specifi¬
cally, he said, the loan would be used "to handle the rapidly*expanding
volume of installment accounts receivable
resulting from the inaugura-,
tion last August of the new Allied Credit
Fund Plan."—V. 194, p. 313.
Page
Stock
New York
sub¬
Party, Sickroom and Hospital Equipment—The
complete line of party, sickroom and hospital
a
Weld
Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds).
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange....
Midwest Stock Exchange
;
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
V- ■■■'■' C-.
Rents
/;.y";"*
y
American
of
Sale
and
and
Abbey
of
of:
consists
Rental
rental
V i./ "
;
^
The
sidiaries
v-
New York
\
components.
Davis,
made
Davis
was
July
on
D.
loan wasV
by a group of major insurance companies on
"extremely favorable" terms, and would extend over a
.;
Stock and Bond Quotations
'"yj.V;
■
A.
to
period of 15
expansion, additions to inventory and working
capital;
by Allied Radio, the world's largest distribu¬
According
-
m:
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
tor of electronic parts and
shares were; sold for the company and 100,000 for cer¬
tain stockholders.; Net proceeds to the company will be
used for
•:
$1.25
and
time
that
it has
related
the
in
been
lines
of
has
company
the
business1 of
insurance
in
the
The
company has also devoted necessary time to
policy form approvals and retaining agency personnel and
experienced insurance management to operate
the business
obtaining
of
company.—V.
194,
the
1609.
p.
...
Authentic
Furniture
Products, Inc.—...
,
Ninety-day trade acceptances and trust
note due March,
1962____—
receipts-—
5%
476,673
Condition
-
Statement
Federal
20,000
———
Reserve
6%
secured
due
note
Dec.
1,
19754-.--1—
Abbey Finance Corp.—
-j
5%%
ninety-day bank loans
1 >'•<
.
*
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
made
firm
a
the
below:
forth
subject
to
to
'
.
.
.
.
below,
named
the
terms
-
numbers
of
Rents
shares
of
Staats
Wertheim
&
&
Curtis
Mitchum,
stock
Stone
McDonnell
Walston
5,000
Co.
9,000
Boettcher
&
Corp—
8,000
Bosworth,
Inc.
7,000
7,000
Co..
Inc—
&
&
Inc.
Bell
5,000
Morgan
&
Podesta &
&
Inc.
—V.
p..
Co
1377.
$1,247,366
1,181,407
1,222,096
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Co..
ops.
$127,698
operating inc.—
41,194
ry.
194,
2653.
p.
$25,270
*79,343
'
$955,641
The
Period End. Nov. 30—
2,000
Ry.
Ry.
2,000
Durst,
Inc.
operating
♦380,813
shares
common
notes
be
to
Dec.
on
(no
Proceeds
offered
are
be
to
as
1961
19,
par)
follows:
for
a
of
"Reg.
5%
$10;
stocks,
notes,
for
..
of
Devonshire
185
development
research,
par
equipment and working
:
'
'
is
engaged
in ' electronic
capital.
Adams
at
repayment,
*
St.,
Boston,
manufacturing.
$260,893
143.-733
153,272
$2,475,918
1,628,257
$2,582,919
1,752,386
ops.
$123,000
$107,621
$847,661
$830,533
operating inc.—
31,082
10,335
97,644
101,270
expenses
;
from
rev.
ry.
194,
ry.
and
.
t
.
,
of
Alaska Airlines, Inc.—Nine Months'
The
Research, Inc.-—Common-Offered—Initial
Aerological
Report—
a
promotion, sales
St., Long Branch, N. J.,
development, design and
mechanical equipment and
instruments for private industry and government in the meteorological
flied.
"...
V
The company intends to begin work on processes and instrumenta¬
tion
in
the field
of1 aerology, meteorology, atmospheric phenomena,
weather
modificationand
control,;,,medical electronics and related
.'sciences".'
'*•' •'
BUSINESS—The
-is
engaged
manufacture
in
of
company
research,
of
420
Division
experimentation,
electrical,, electronic
and
•
-
'
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'
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO
-•*"
- \
v
Common
—V.
194,
stock
(10
dend
cents
.'-.I-
-
par)-—_—
p.-949. "
;
■—
PRESENT. FINANCING
Authorized, 1.4-Outstanding-"-«
1,000,000 shs.
262,000 shs.
agreement
value
common
date,
Oct;
4,
l0
to
split
The
<
,
•...*/ f
.
;
"
April
Radio
negotiation of
a
"Corp.—financing
Arranged—Successful
long-term loan for $6 million has been
of
1,000,000
outstanding
net
to
one
upon
cent
com¬
earnings
$2.60
—
for the year ended Sept.
share. This compares to
per
Co.—Proposed Stock
*
'
Split—Divi¬
'
the
two
company
years
.
announced
and
indications
said
are
it
plans
for
expects
that
to
.
1961
its
second
boost
the
profits
and
2-for-l
dividend.
sales
set
-
split proposal will be presented to shareholders at the
annual
meeting.
The tobacco company's previous split, on
1960, was its first since 1930.
4
7;
„
-
American
.
,
,
Tobacco directors
said it is their present intention to de¬
quarterly dividend on present stock, payabld March i;
The company paid 70 cents
quarterly in 1961. The. company indicated
it would pay 37%. cents
quarterly on the new stock after the split,
beginning with the June 1 payment. Directors are scheduled to
meet
late in January to act on the dividend increase.
•
ry
" «
»
clare
.
AlliOd
be
.
stock
April
Allegheny has estimated such capital contributions at
thereby reducing the amount of Treasury bills to be received
$132,500.-^.194, p.- 1713.
Tobacco
said
company
records.
of
purposes
4,
in
The
stock and (2) 90-day tT. S.
of $217,500, less capital con¬
to Cumberland between; the
1961,\ and the closing date. For
consists
will
1837.
$
Jan.
stock
illustration,
$85,000,
stock
183,500
p.
Increase—
.
pany, in exchange for (1) all of the outstanding shares of common
stock of Cumberland Valley Electric Co. ("Cumberland") consisting of
par
194,
.
an order under the Holding Company Act author¬
Power, a registered holding company, to issue 62,589
shares of its stock to Republic Service Corp., an exempt holding com¬
$10
which
$2,275,373, or $2.38 per share a year ago, and marks the com¬
eighth consecutive year of improved earnings. Sales after
taxes in 1961 were $25,483,398, up from $24,018,223 in 1960.
194, p. 1941.
/y,
■
"
y J
American
Allegheny
in -the principal amount
any,
made byRepublic
Authorized
of
sale.—V.
of
—Vj
Allegheny Power System, Inc.—Acquisition Approved
of
Offered—Pur¬
excise
The SEC has issued
shares
Co.,
pany's
On
33,500
shares,
this
company has reported
of $2,480,799, equal
net
stated
Treasury bills
tributions," if
Corp.—Common
1961
proceeds from
and advertising.
of
30,
Willis, Jr., President, stated that "while the nine-month
represent a decrease from
those-of a
year
ago,
it should be pointed'out that: passenger revenues for the
period "to¬
taled
a
record $2,029,583,' and
that the principal areas' of perform¬
ance
shrinkage were restricted to fewer charter flights and the nor¬
mally heavy non-recurring expenses attendant upon the inauguration
of jet service."-—V.
194, p. 1377.
izing
Trust
;
Cellubox
customers.
common
The
F.
as
Bankers
American Distilling Co.—Annual Report
/
year ago.
figures
the
Dec.
a
various
pletion
has
.
the financing will initially be added
to the company's working capital and subsequently used for research
and
development of improved and diversified products; purchase of
new
equipment and machinery;
and for increased inventories, and
PROCEEDS—Net
a
par
reported that operating revenues for
the nine
months ended Sept. 30, 1961, totaled $6,699,931
compared with those
of $6,997,141 in the same 1960 period.
Neti profit totaled $70,785, or
11 cents per share on the 667,447 outstanding common shares, against
$663,963, or $1.04 per share on the 636,218 common shares outstanding
company
at
or
:
company of 27-01 Bridge Plaza North, Long Island
N. Y., manufactures and sells semi-rigid
transparent containers
plastic blisters for merchandising and enhancing
display and sales
wide variety of retail merchandise. It also does
contract packaging
and
.
public sale of this firm's common stock was made Jan. 3,
1962, through the offering of 100,000 shares, at $3.50 per
share, by A. D. Gilhart & Co., Inc., New York City.
"
BUSINESS—The
City,
2653.
p.
Pa.,
30,
2217.
22, 1961 offering circular, Diran, Norman
Co., Inc., New York City, offered publicly 75,000
shares of this firm's common stock at
$4 per share. Net
proceeds, estimated at $223,125, will be used by the
company for the repayment of debt, the purchase of
additional equipment, and working
capital.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$266,733
Charles
•
Pittsburgh
p.
&
for
A" covering 12,000
6-year subordinated
is involved.
for debt
used
filed
$120,000
and
No underwriting
($1,000).
-
American
suant to
.
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
operating
Net
Net
#
corporation
Co.,
Square,
194,
Y.—V.
$1,168,059
♦392,154
Adams-Russell Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
;
(
N.
2,000
&
Feb.
Mellon
$13,741,980 $14,261,016
12,786,339
13,092,957
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
3,000
...
—V.
.
from
rev.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
2,000
&
$1,309,105
expenses
dated
4,000
—
Wagenseller
5,000k
...
Net
4,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Co.,
;
194,
Co.
operating
4,000
Co.,
...
Kleiner,
1961—Month—1960
operating revenue—
Net
Inc.——
Co.
5,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.,
&
Sutro
&
company has called for redemption on Feb. 1,
1962, through
of
the
sinking fund, $7,167,000 of its 3V«%
debentures
1, 1952, due Feb. 1, 1964 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Mellon National Bank & Trust
RR.—Earnings—
■.
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Crowell, Weedon & Co—__
Cruttenden,
Ry.
7,000
Inc
Co.
Southern
operation
4,000
Inc.
&
Great
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
4,000
Fay,
'
5,000
7,000
Inc..
Co.
Co.,
Hooker
1
4,000
;
Richards
5,000
Barth
Aluminum Co. of America—Partial
Redemption—
—_
Sullivan
—
Hill
Richard
York
The
Co...
&
Co....
—.".—
J.
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Alabama
Co
&
Eichler
Co.
;
1961
Gray Co., and Weinberg, Ost & Co.,
City, reported that the recent offering of
25,000 shares of this firm's class A stock at $3 per share
had been all sold.
Net proceeds will be used
by the
company for the repayment of debt and
working capital.
—V. 194, p. 1153.
the
set
&
Bateman,
&
&
of
New
5,000
Co.,.—_—
Jones
Schwabacher
.
7,000
&
&
&
&
9,000
Co....
Hutton
Ryons
Templeton
Co—%—9,000
Hammill
&
Hayden,
F.
20,000
Jackson/&,
Securities
Reisman
E.
Lester,
__-i:
Shearson,
Bache
40,000
<
Webber,
Paine,
Condition
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
the
4,
46
Shares
Co.
Co
Hemphill, Noyes &
Statement
AH Weather Roll N' Ice, Inc.—Stock All
Sold—On Jan.
of
Banks
selling
the
and
capital
of
Shares
R.
Consolidated
'
"
Member
1
>.
-
Williams
*
'
severally
have
conditions
and
from Abbey
purchase
respective
»
'.'»
vl,
125,000
underwriters
commitment,
underwriting agreement
stockholders
283,939
'■
of
System
'
a
75-cent
American Tobacco said 1961 sales and earnings figures, while not
yet available, are expected to be .new highs. The
company's previous
records^wfere
or
$4.61
a
American
sales-of-$1,^15,343,000 In i960 and profit of $63.248 000
share,
in
Tobacco
1959.
makes
,
Pall
Mall
,
clgarets,
„
.
which
...
according
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
2
American
Tobacco
$50,957,000, or $3.73 a share, up
had net income of
share,
$3.37
a
from
$906,135,000
a
I960—V.
stock
of
Chairman
dividend
to
15,
Jan.
record
Calif,
of
three plants in South Gate, Calif., Tucson,
Ariz, and
These earnings from operations amounted to 81
cents
addition, the company had a non-recurrfng - item
of
earnings
from $46,316,000, or
to $962,964,000
$161,175
were
ended
1962 to
Jenkins,
chemical7metal-processing firm. ..
shareholders, payable Feb. 1,
was
announced by Gordon W.
the South Gate,
of
After-tax
1154.
194, p.
10%
A
holders
earlier. Sales in the period rose
year
in
-*
Oct.
company's
1961,
31,
$2,516,732
with
V.
381.
191,
$3,092,603 by
sales
gross
on
the
increased
Dividend—Annual Report—
.Anadite Inc.—Stock
specialists, are the nation's largest selling cigarets.
brands are Lucky Strike and Tareyton
rets; Roi-Tan, Antonio y Cleopatra and La Corona cigars, and Half
and Half and Genuine "Bull" Durham smoking tobaccos.
As previously reported, in 196l's first nine months American Tobacco
industry
tobacco
Other
p.
Hurst, .Texas.
share. In
$68,075 which
A
special
proval
*.
.
27 of a
Dec.
on
of
meeting
77-7,
/.; ■>
••
•.
of debt financing is promised for the first time in over three"
municipal and corporate sectors. Moreover,tomorrow will,
witness the entry of the Treasury into the short-term bill market to false $500
million in new cash besides refinancing $1.5 billion in one-year Treasury bills which
come due Jan. 15. During the latter part of the week the Treasury will announce
the sale for cash of additional Treasury securities of from one to one and a quarter
billion dollars which is intended to satisfy the Treasury's cash requirements until the
latter part of March. Most likely next month (around Feb; 1) will see the Treasury
announce its plans to refund $11.18 billion securities coming due on Feb. 15. But
it will be in March when tight conditions will prevail for the Treasury until the
April tax collections are paid. Besides worrying about additional cash needs until tax
payment time, the Treasury has a crowded refunding schedule ahead of it.
The corporate debt float in the period of today through Jan. 12 amounts to $100,950,000 with two issues taking up $90 million and two others totaling $8.6 million. Larger
($1 million or more)
$145,200,884. Three
$26,998,000.
new york
state-municipal tax-exempts are 27 in number and amount
issues alorte tally $83 million and four others amount to
-
;
'
,
telephone and new york
.
:
*
V'
"
principal issues likely to enter
week's
This
the capital market start with today's
STORES, INC. convertible
Noel & Co. and Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Troster, Singer & Co. that day, too, may bring out 36,000 units of
COMMUNITY CHARGE PLAN (filed Sept. 22); and through the assist from East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. 200,000 shares of SEL-REX CORP. common
(filed Sept. 27) may appear that day or Jan. 11.
"7,77..
"
7 7.Actually, the heaviest financing on Wednesday will come from these municipals:
$33,068,000 of NEW YORK STATE HOUSING BONDS;- $20 million of SAN JOSE,'
CALIF.; $8,048,972 STATEOF NEW MEXICO; $6 million NORTHEAST SACRA*..
MENTO COUNTY SANITARY DISTRICT, CALIF.; and $3.9 million' LEE COUNTY;Wednesday (Jan. 10) has listed a $5 million HARTFIELD
(filed Sept. 25) via Van Alstyne,
subordinated debenture
.
77 7.'7:<
V
On Thursday (Jan. 11), Dillon, Read & Co., and Halsey, Stuart & Co. plan tojisher
out $30 million NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO. of AMERICA first mortgage pipe¬
line bonds (filed Dec. 21); The tax-exempt scheduled for that day is $6 million
CLARK
COUNTY,
over
The SEC
table
;/••• 7
,
S.
...
\;.77.
7;'7'
D.
registered
issues
100
in last two
'
77'7-'7>.7 / '-.7
'
,
7,
days of the year.
.of last year, The
filings in the past three years.
swamped during the closing—Holiday-week—days
was
immediately
below recapitulates the record
regular
filings
full
2345
:
1961
1589
1497
1960
1959
_—
J'
i "'S
'
•
15.8
backlog
one
'
table
■
Stocks
Bonds
Total
:
r
Total of Both
writer
1954
Our
Jan.15-Jan.20—
Jan. 22-Jan. 27—
Jan. 29-Feb.
3—.
90,842,500
128,920,800
83,075,500
195,510,800
- 98,058,500
■
,
that
Total—
$206,748,800
week's
data $165,410,800
$343,304,900
$309,197,000
Jan.
5>
data $179,701,500.
$101,125,700
1961
$550,053,700
$474,607,800
$280,827,200
If GNP indicates the extent
and
local
$1 million
or
;
.
;
.
Corp. bonds with dates.
Corp. bonds without dates—.
Total bonds
——
Corp. stocks with dates
Corp. stocks without dates...
;
Total
'
credit despite the gold outflow. The total of these factors compared
should provide a satisfactory explanation as to the relative sta¬
bility of the yield rate in 1961 as- against what one would expect during such a
cyclical period.
7
.
changes
annual
-
corporate
in
(2)
(i)
>
Year
::i952_iY—r
7
'
$7,1
•'
777
8.7
of Col. (3)
2.3
347.0
7;.
363.1
1.7
8.8
;
7
;
397.5
1.7
;
c
419,2
2.0
7>/:
10.4
'
.
126,133,500
$332,672,884 >$882,726,584
$293,819,972
$768,427,772
$507,719,000
$788,546,200
Jan.
5,1962
$606,293,808 (32)
54,531,400 (19)
$361,703,800
$735,175,200 (57)
$660,825,208 (51)
$460,420,000
* $465,370,500(298)
529,676,300(211)
$420,993,100(287)
528,615,600(208)
$981,973,800
98,716,200
194,767,200
8.2
-
-
r
::4A
7
2.4
'
.
.81
1.21*7
"
1.40
5.1
2.8
.85
7
3.6
•7.86
:
.
4.3
<
7
.96
;
1.17
2.4
1.7
2.0
504.4
1.6
1.9
4.1*
.81
1.9*
2.2*
4.8
.92
7
5.2
'
7
4.8
'
"1.00
'
>
r
11.5*
8 Salomon
3.4
2.1
444.5
Bros.
&
Hutzler's
LARGER
The larger
2.3
2.1
7
.
482^8
.
;7'
9.4
'7-9.7
10.0*'
data.
1.9 *
520.0*
10.8 ; 7
1961——2
.
442.8
12.4
I960——
.
7
"
-
7
•;
'
.58%
7 /
2.8
2.5
r
7 365.4
of Col. (3
'
$1.9 :
.
2.2
259,120,800
8.0
(Billion .$)
2.6
7.5
210,855,300
,
2.2% 7
7
j .". 7
-
Munic. Debtg Col. (61 as
of Col. (3)
1.9%
7
$329.0.
:
.
; 8.5
6.9
1957—-^.10.7
Col. (2) as %i
Col. (1) as %
'
7.1-
1954.,—, 6.1
71955-2—
...
Publicly Held
GNP
7.9
71953—_£-
(7)
(6)
Net Increase in
(Billion $)
93,787,000
63,610,000
28,075,000
"Bond
Review,"
ISSUES IN THE
Jan.
2,
1962,
OFFING
8.
p.
* Estimated.
'T'.v
corporate and municipal offerings in the next few weeks are as follows:
of-Jan. 15-20: $4,305,560 COMMONWEALTH REALTY TRUST, shares; 750,000
of PUERTO RICO
CAPITAL CORP., common; 110,000 shares" of WEST
TELEPHONE
CO.,
common;
$10,840,000
WESTLAND
CAPITAL
CORP.;
$20 million in debentures of GARRETT CORP.; 350,091 shares of SAN
DIEGO IMPERIAL CORP., common; and in municipals—$30,750,000 ASCENSIONST. JAMES. BRIDGE & FERRY AUTHORITY,. LA.; $22,556,000 WASHINGTON
(STATE OF); $5,015,000 MINNESOTA STATE BOARD OF INVESTMENT, MINN.;
common;.
$13,150,000 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.; $3.5 million OCEANSIDE-CARLSBAD
JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT, CALIF.
Week
of
Jan.
NATIONAL
22-27:
REAL
DARE
$25
million
ESTATE
JAPAN
INVESTMENT
FUND, INC., common; $15 million
TRUST, common; 154,000 shares of
STORES
$1,176,741,000
—_*$1,730,222,000(566)
$1,610,433,908(546)
$1,637,161,000
CORP., common; 1.5 millioh shares of SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA EDISON CO., common; $25 million SHAMROCK OIL & GAS CORP.,
debentures; $10 million TEXAS POWER & LIGHT CO., debentures; $30 million in
debentures of AUSTRALIA
(COMMONWEALTH OF); and in municipals—$15.6
$706,209,000
COLO. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17; $18.5 KANSAS CITY, MO.; $3,775,000 BOSSIER
$607,293,884(100)
.
$544,234,972
(79)
$4.5 million in two preferreds with dates and $18,956,000 in five
financing
(5)
(4)
■
Capitalt
•
77
1951-.,—: $6.3
■*:
(Billion $)
Corp. Secur.f
77- (Billion.#),
-7
$633,748,800 (33)
101,426,400 (24)
ferreds without dates; and 81 issues of $300,000
dates.
..
municipal
Corporate
Outstanding
'
CITY, LA.
without
and
cent of gnp
(3)
Net New
Change in
;7- .2
parentheses denote number of issues. Excludes non-public offerings such
as exchanges, stock options and employee stock plans and sales
"from time to time"
Includes secondaries, investment companies, banks, and. insurance companies.
...
'
issues
•
$940,§08,700 (495)
municipals with dates..
Includes
,
than ample bank
1958—9.5
Data in
♦
our
year
million GEORGIA
Total
with it, then
pace
$995,046,800(509)
stock.
corporates
;
to the GNP trend
VIRGINIA
Total
at least keep
should
i
and if we assume that state-
grown,
but modestly increased even though financing in the market was
heavy and we went from recovery to expansion in the economy. This should not
be of any surprise to those who add up: (1) the declining financing trend vis-a-vis
GNP, (2) the slowed economic growth rate, (3) the burdensome record high in¬
crease in Federal Reserve monetization of Federal debt which has provided more
Yields last
1959-7-
Last Weeks
.
Moreover, it looks as though this will be true for 1962
has not had to strain itself.
COAST
•
has
economy
corporate services
private
$286,616,984
backlog
This Week
.
7('7/:7 ''7;, 777v7
,
our
—barring unforeseen events.
shares
,
Reproduced,
7
has changed the nature of its growth—and the investment banking industry
will have less to do. Notwithstanding "hot-issue" turmoil, record D-J averages, and
voluminous turnover on the exchanges, the point is that our new financing pace
Financings
more.
total
.
economy
Week
*
•
growth trend."
unmistakable in terms of GNP.
t SEC
Last
.■
analysis of corporate financing trend reveals a similar behavior pattern except
the turning point in dynamism was 1957.
The trend decline since then is
'
$141,416,100
115,068,300
..:
keenly observes that the dynamic tax-exempt financing pace between 1946-
"has long since lost its dynamic
$145,200,884
Municipals'
Corporates
$40,466,100
$100,959,000
24,225,800
66,590,000
14,983,000
'7-7;
77
'•
municipals is provided by-the Jan. 2, 1962 Bond
monthly publication of Salomon Brothers & Hutzler.
1956-1—7 8.2'
SUPPLY
.
capital held, less
new
in turn, are computed
part, in the table below are S.B. & H.'s data on municipals.
.
.
tables below indicate the extent to which the numerous filings have
backlog's figures of previous periods. Increases are registered along
the line in each principal sector,
v
7'77
;
' v
7= 7
Total
the
—
!
analysis points out that "lit spite of headlines reporting that in 1961
a
record volume of state and, municipal financing came to market, the growth of
state and .municipal debt in 1861 and in fact since 1954 has been far from dynamic.
It has not kept pace with the growth of the American economy. . . ." The S.B. & H.
Review's municipal figures show that the estimated increase in net debt was actually
below that of 1954. True, 1954 was an exceptional year but the relationship of net
increase in debt to GNP is below that for the subsequent years to date. The S.B. & H.
cleared, the fantastic
the
8-Jan. 13—.
.;'•••
77-:'7.
:
A somewhat similar treatment for
7.;
The backlog
Jan.
closest to 1957
.
corporate financing data, less refunding, in each of
new
relative to GNP.
Net
.
Corporate
below depicts
as per
filed before. In fiscal 1961,'about 52%, had not previously
filed; and in fiscal 1958 the figure was 28%.
■
7/7.77
7
Corporate
-
'
months' filings had never
VISIBLE
$850,000,000.,
,
The
.
256
looks at the number of issues registered but not yet
FOUR-WEEK
$840,000,000
and corporate financing in 1961?
the past eleven years and, also, corporate bond and stock
refinancing; Estimates are provided for 1961. The figures,
of privately held, and new, .small firms going public for the first time
account for the slowed down processing pace. Approximately 70% of the past six
to
Last Week
year and the data indicate that 1961 will have come
marking the historic high to date.
*
increase
added
;
This Week
of last
■».»,*
When
Approved—
year
310
16.0
share.
Corporate financing for the last quarter of 1961 has not been tallied as yet by the
However, the Commission recently released figures for the first three quarters
•'<;
754
$21.6 billion
year
totaled
SEC.
■
-
the
per
municipal financing hit an historic
high last year. Based on the good authority of the Bond Buyer, tax-exempt gross
capital raised amounted to $8,329,575,124. This exceeded the previous peak set in
1959 which added up to $7.6 billion. The total in 1960 did not quite match it with
its $7,229,500,359.
: '
; 7 ' , ; 7^77
;77v77'7"
Pending
'
cents
;
.
Volume
Number
Calendar Year
for
sales
i960
25
The S.B. & H.'s
■
FLINT, MICH, offering.
,
Vr
Tomorrow (Jan. 9) will most likely be taken up with the $60 million NEW YORK
TELEPHONE refunding mortgage bond (filed Dec. 15) up for bidding; First Boston
Corp., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. anticipate offering a sec¬
ondary of 91,000 shares of CAMPBELL SOUP CO. common (filed Dec. 7); and $30
million EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT, CALIF,;- ■■
-.J
7.7.
'
$229,250
or
According to the records just compiled, long term
in
(Jan. 8) $6,950,000
FLA.
to
Fiscal
$50,111,
stockholders of Arco Electronics, voted ap¬
plan to-merge the .company with Loral Elec-
Corporate stocks and bonds---—____—
Market Review, a
,
state week's largest
issues up for bidding
of
Inc.—Merger
'
-
how high was the municipal
A fairly heavy docket
weeks in this week's
to
•
/ 77;''
■
By Sidney brown
taxes
share.
per
'
Financing Ahead
Corporate and Municipal
$1.15
earnings
Electronics,
Arco
per
profits after
or
after-tax
indeterminate
;
Monday, January 8, 1'962
.
.
(110)
or
pre-
less with dates and 89 of those
J
-
^,
RURAL
ROADS
AUTH.,
GA.; $4,050,000
BOULDER COUNTY,
...
Week of Jan. 29-Feb. 3 : 70,000 shares of BASIC INC., preference; 368,700 shares
of BROWNING ARMS CO., common; 147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE
CO. of NEW YORK, common; $9,983,000 McCALL CORP., debentures; 30 million
shares of TOKYO SHIBURA ELECTRIC
WIDE FUND,
CO., LTD., common; $10 million WORLD¬
^.TD, common; and in municipals—$14 million LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
:
'
January 4, 1962
Volume 195*
tronics
of
Number
Corp.
The merger will be effected
share
of
one
common.
Loral
Loral
will
stock
common
Both companies
listed
are
.!
6123
the basis of an exchange
on
for
of
three, shares
each
the
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
company is engaged
Area
gas
Exchange.
Stock
American
are
the
in the business of processing and recycling natural
Nueces County, Texas; and 17,461 shares which
Banquette,
near
the
unsold
(111)
balance
of
the
107,317 shares issued in
vately—This
New York .City company is borrowing
$1.2 million from the Baron Edward Empain financial
acquisition in
functional identity.... Arco, whose main plant and offices are; in
Neck, is an exclusive national marketing agency as well as
manufacturer. of electronic components. Loral,, located in the Bronx,
N. Y.; is primarily engaged in the
research, development and production
of
shares
be
the
will
surviving
continue :to
but
company,
with
operate
the merger agree¬
name; management
under
its
own
in
and
Great
a
electronic
equipment
for
use.—V.
military
192,
2217. *
p.
contract
of
stock,
which
of
Walter
N.
,
15.4%
and management officials
as
of Brussels, Rodrigo Calderon, Vice-President of
Salsa, announced.. The Empain group also bought 20%
Balsa of Mexico City, Presi¬
dent of the 10-hotel chain, for
$900,000.
group
of Balsa's stock from Cesar
.
Maguire, board chairman, owns
24.9%—V. 194, p. 1503.
a
Balsa Hotels Corp.—Subsidiary Debentures Sold Pri¬
-;
connection with
1959 of Timberland Exploration Co.,- which engaged
drilling operations for other companies as well* as explora¬
tion and development of its own properties. According to the prospec¬
tus, the shares may be offered for sale from time to time by the
holders thereof from time to
time, at the market price then prevailing.
The company has
outstanding, in addition to indebtedness, 4,421,330
Arco
ment
Mr.
group
Arizona Glazed Products Co.-^Files With SEC—
Calderon
100%
of
the
v
Proceeds
capital.
Dec.
on
shares
common
630
24th
W.
"Reg.
a
offered
at
$2,
A"' covering 100,000 *
without underwriting.
St.,
Period End. Nov. 30—
is
-
the
in
$
$
'
revenue
52,794,746
oper.
expenses.
38,633,128
Net rev. from ry. opers.
14,161,618
11,886,602
127,409,097
120,909,366
6,152,309
4,177,842
44,644,130
39,753,612
Net
railway oper.' inc.__
in
debentures
to
issued
by
Balsa subsidiary.
a
24 years, but interest will
over
> A company spokesman said Balsa planned to use the
loan to expand its holdings, which include the St. Regis
194, p. 2654.
!
million
,
subscribed
group
until 1964. Balsa is
51,042,497 554,346,917 562,989,026
39,155,895 426,937,820 442,079,660
—v.
Empain
The loan will
be paid only
a subsidiary of Nacional HoteleraSA
of Mexico City, also headed by Mr. Balsa.*
•
:
'
oper.
the
Regis Hotel Corp.,
be repaid
$
Railway
- pro-
St.
196i—11 Mos.—1960
Month-r-1960
Railway
engaged
duqtion, manufacture, distribution and sale;of a glazed surface struc- '
tural: masonry block, *
«>li /: ^; .//.
*.£ / v/j '1' \ '*'■/ ;•/
/
Armec Corp.—Files With SEC—
1961-
$
'''
Ariz.,
Tempe,
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-
&
equipment and working
expansion,
/:-••*/ "
./••:
-•
vv
of
filed
1961
be
used" for plant
V.
Arizona
26,
(par >$1) -to
to be
are
Atchistffi, Topeka
said
$1.2
'
The* company
3
Hotel here.
He declined to elaborate
what hotels the
on
-
The
corporation on Dec.
shares
common
Proceeds
sales
Armec of
be
to
are
promotion
in i the
be
used
195
,
debt
for
Atlanta & West Paint RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Nov. 30—
equipment,
inventory,
repayment,
corporate
West Hills
Road, Huntington Station, N, Y., is engaged
and'manufacture of instruments concerned with
on
Railway
...
,.,
product
sales.
anticipated when
Although
ceeded
in
the
decline
competition
I960
small
a
The.
The
level.
decrease
in
discontinued
we
sales
this
foam
was
segment
of
business
our
.'
opers;
inc.__
market
194, p.
"
to
"
2,858,967
$513,070
:
"11,741
*13,269
'
'
7,
'
2654.
Net
1961—Month—1960
'
'
'
'
'
railway
—v.
\
- -
taxes,'.the 1961 net income amounted to $4,849,829;
per-share on the 1,703,919 shares outstanding at Sept.
$2.91
or
1960
share
per
During
the
fiscal
the
on
past
net
year,
income
number
same
the
of
amounted
shares.
'
•
«
$
-
12,797,473
10,623,013
10,512,224,116,015,527 120,013,915
37277,800 *
,
inc.—
oper.
1,185,076
•
Atlas Corp.—To
Northeast
Australia
Jan.
On
the
with
for
&
147,631,568 148,729,431
•
,
•
31,616,041
The
cost,
company's
its
and
ownership
financial
Copolymer
of
is
carried
the
books
this
Inc.,
issue.—V.
$30,000,000
195,
filed
of
3. ;
p.
The
,
As
previously- noted;
Selling prices
lower
profit
10
achieved during
ing
;profits
.frill
1
years
lieu
In
will
of
accept
cash
the
will
and
bonds
1982
due
to
be
offered
$111,158,
2.2%V
or
The
-
decrease
'
li
l
.......
income
net
after
J-
_£■
result
of
higher
attributable'to our Pacific Coast expansion program and the
suspension of the foam rubber manufacturing operation.—V. 194, p. 738.
Arnav
Industries, Inc.—Units Registered-.-
registration
6%
for
of
common
sale
of
statement
stock"
public
the
with
Ave.; .Little
SFC
subordinated
purchase
sale
Inc.,
5V2%
which
will
issue due
bonds
was
1981.—V.
finder's
a
Dec:
ra
debentures
Ta'esJ
wana^.;'
Ferry,
■
194,
filed
a
29,"cohering $600,000
1972
and
36,000
at
on
for
all
an
to
are
shares
underlying
subordinate
Jintited
a
public
or
cents
cents
10
also
share
per
at
the-
included
notes
group^
the
in
units;
and
shares
38,000
$125)000
(2)
the -managing
.
6%
of
proceeds
addition
In
130,000
and
of
•
and
sale
at
$4
basis
none
by
S.
recently sold bv-certain
the
managing
75
at
persons
stockholders'a
underwriter,
New
by William X. Scheinman
and
Madrice
company " (formerly
law
business
York
of
in
its
corporation
Arnav
March,
Aircraft
1959,
•
subsidiary;
1951.
Murray,
■
touo,
7
500
shares
Aircraft
The
was
succeeded
to
certain
of
the
stock
sale
and
sale
Approximately 95%
services
of "standard
of
the
either
It
other
fabricated
footwear
net
bank
of
proceeds
of
of
this
and
the
related
balance
type
company's
preparing
loan, 7 $100,000 for
chinery
and
is
directly
arrangements.
financing,
payment
additional
sales
c
of
sub¬
and
other
In
to
been
*
indebtedness,
the
and
of
indebtedness,
to
used
with
.
stock,
of
public' at
which'
$4
7
.
,
ior
the
ma¬
of
,-in
7
>■
outstanding
Gas CO.—Stock
filed
sale' of
252,200
and
and
oil
therefrom.
Of
the
Registered—•/:; .7,
registered,
185,000
75,000
..unsold.-"balance--of '62,500
connection with-
the' acquisition
shares, received :by *L.
of
South-Tex.-Corp.' in
M.
Fisher
1959,
15,000
shares
consideration
THE
,
acquisition
this
Beau-Brummell
of
registration
statement,
Beau
to
the
stockholders
Beau
135,180
stock
for
of
shares
of
issued
►
~
licensing
the
use
and
com-
»
of
trucks,
irom
'
mark
the
will
a
$1,966,807,
period
last
United
connection
in
applied
debt of
•
the
to.
retirement
company,
facilities,
balance
the
and
will- be
about
added
to
current
will be
$1,250,000
including
10.6%
to
78,642
in
,
193,
1011.
p.
"/
Television,
..all;-ef
thfe-
•
sell all
such-
1
,'
,
into
>
39,958
eonimom
-
r
-•
used
the
for
Total
1961.
to
$8.00
business
...
,
shares
&
Co.,
a
in
'
*
-
.
and
music
and
sound
/' ,./,
are
of
the corporation'6,
stockholders.
1960,
in
told
amounted to $23,968,664,
outstanding,
taxes
direct
share.
missile
the
.»
of
'
and
all
kinds
7
•
$43,129,0754
were
•
•
*
•
space
on Dec. 18, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 40,000
$1) to be offered at $7.50, through Raymond
Angeles.
to
be
used
for
working capital
and
general
Lincoln Road, Birmingham, Mich.,
sale and distribution of doors.
' /
E.
2400
of
is
corporate
engaged
7/
.
in
\
-
1183 Essex Ave., Columbus,. Ohio, filed a regiswith the SEC on Dec. 29 covering 100,000 shares
stock, to be offered for public sale an an all or none
of
company
statement
common
basis
through underwriters headed by Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.,
The Ohio
Co. "The
public offering price
($12 maximum)
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
.
•
The company (formerly The Cream Cone Machine Co.) is principaUy
-engaged in the -business of supplying packaging materials and equip¬
ment r to
the r-producers - of frozen
confections (under such product
names
as
"Frozen-Drumstiek," - "Mr. Big/'-"Push-Up," and "Choc-O-,
•Malt")V Drumstick,; Inc^ a Texas company, and "Purity Sugar Cone.
and
-
*
Co.,
a
Qeorgia
company,
were
merged
with
it
as
of
Dec.
28,
1961.
a.
(Rpg. U., S. Patent Office)-William B. Dana Company; Publishers, 23 Park Place? New York 7<*Nr Y.r REcter 2-957a Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and Presidents
Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice ai week
fevery Thursday (general news and advertising ifesuef wHh a statistical issue on Monday].„Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Chicago 3, plinoi? (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana
Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
March 3,. 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Qther countries, $72.00 per year.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
or
with
compared
earnings for
Big Drum, Inc.—Common Registered-^
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
7
-
Report—
(par
Los
manufacture,
tration
proposes
rr.
for
Proceeds
the ,company*
shares,
k,
"\
Offered—On
TV^Systeirrsz
Corp.—Annual
corporation
Berry
and
shares.
'•
Inc.—Common
purposes.
bank
This
aftdl .uponvconverslon- thereof
to
to
per
Berry Door Corp.—Files With SEC—
Moore
manu¬
$100,000 for new
working capital of
preferred -shafres-of
$1.81
company of 552 W.
53rd St.,; New York City, is
the" manufacture;. rental
and
sale
of
master
television
in
share
The
,
6,720-outstanding
equal
to
Investment
common
else¬
69,330 shares, respectively. In addition,
Sol Goldenthal, Executive Vice-President, and Selma
Goldenthal, own
82,663 shares each and propose to ..sell 6,035-shares each;.«rnd -Bada
Manufacturing; Corp'. (Wholly owndd by/the fauif selling ^-stockholders)
owns
$6,930,858,
,
"/ 7:
addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the com¬
pany
has outstanding 2,360,042 shares of common
stock,
of which
Sol
Kittay,
President
and
Board -Chairman,! and
Frieda
Kittay,
Secretary, own 1,076,949 and 949,431 shares,; respectively; and they
sell
to
$43,135,394,
field reached $197,000,000
in
1961
as
compared with $182,000,000 the previous year, Ferguson
reported.
"Our present large position and the clear outlet this field
constitutes for Bendix's particular types \of experiences and energies
are most favorable factors for future growth," he said.—V. 191, p. 1875.
In
to
-
,
kale
and
with, the
of
-
equal
cents per
57
.
Bendix
company *
"B.V.D.,"
States
to
period, sales,, increased 7ll.9%, or
$360,814,359 in the like 1960 period.
earnings climbed
he
sales,
$2,197,938,
equal
year.
added.
Karnes
than
to
the. basis of our present progress, we anticipate that
sales for
fiscal year which ends Feb. 28, 1962, -will top. the half-billioir dollar
for the first.time in Beatrice Foods history," Karnes commented.
equivalent
com¬
boys* neckwear under the
the sale of accessories,
the
11.7%
rose
the fiscal year
include non-recurring items equivalent to $.60 a share, the principal
item being a profit on the sale of Elliott-Automation Ltd. shares.
Federal income taxes amounted to $26,067,126, equivalent, to $4.84
boys' shirts, socks, ties, pants and * other
proceeds from the company's sale of additional
be
the
and
trade
$13,528,182,
Net sales, royalties and other operating income of the corporation
for
the
1961
fiscal
were
year
$757,999,062, Malcolm P.
Ferguson,
President/reported to stockholders in the annual report mailed Dec. 27.
Sales volume excluding royalties and other operating income attained
during the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1961, was $752,800,000 which
in
in
"B.V.D.*'
name
production
company,
the
and
manufacture
30 were up
Nov.
/
men's
net
will
long-term
men's
On
Ties
Inc.
the
William G.
percentage-.gain
quarter
antenna
systems,
closed circuit
equipment.—V. 194,'p. 1851.
granted
shares''of
by
first
the
and
by
BUSINESS—The
public
the
,u'".
the
in
trademarks,
of manufacturers
of
the
of
other
trade
sale
Of
sale
and
exchange
quarter
announced
were
mark
engaged
connection :
"'V
Report—
third
the
common stock, from
$6,262,346, equal
corresponding nine months in 1960.
the
William Dana Seibert,
of
from
net
share of
for
Street,
i/
comparable
taxes,
per
ventory.
Ties,
share
for
for a like number
Ties. acquired
$1,263,262.
and
Ties,
or
'
•
Brummell
291,920
purchasing
of
purpose
nine-month
1962
.
of
options
in
a
N.
1
at
Mishab,
of
Jan. 3,
Planinng Group, Inc., East Orange,
J., offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $3 per share. Net proceeds will
be^ used
by the company for an acquisition,, expansion and in¬
4
Brummell
in
Brummell
Beau
like
subsequent
of
projects
nine-irionth periods,
and
greater
share,
common
the
Bell
registration
a
rendered
services
jtir
-..
per
for
The
each.
shares
exercisable
underlying
of
will issue
of
and
propose
in ***
which1
to
trailer
the
/
three
a
the
"
La.
The-remaining 15,000 'shares were'-received-'by Milton ■\
and William E. ^Taylor, Jr./in connection* with the" settlementcertain litigation.; -The -statement ..also/includes 20,800 shares 'whichthe
^
filed
600,000
company,-which
1961
expansion
Parish,
are
of
$3,998,000
loans
.Paulson
.of
York,
the
accessories.
registration statement with
outstanding shares of capital
both
company
public.
covering
into
the
in
facture
...
being
(2)
company's
date
Brummell"
where
a
shares
New
the
the
$403,949,763
—V.
share1 will result 'in an
"outstanding from 30 cents
dilution of $2.88 per sharethe
97%
purchase
400,000
in
manufacture
and
(plus. $1,530 in cash)
Winn,
and
Berdon,
including
"Beau
were issued in September 1961 to Charlesshares * (plus $761,905 iir cash)
were
Issued In
October. 1961 to Michel T.
Halbouty for interests in certain oil and gas
producing leases located in the Gulf Coast area of Texas and Cameron
C,
Ave.,
Dec.. 28
on
company is principally engaged
men's
and
boys' underwear under
the
company
gas
shares
price,
shares
July
of
-
29-covering 275,000
is primarily engaged In the acquisition, explora¬
tion, and development of. gas and oil properties and the production and
-
The
which
Fifth
SEC
for
the
showed
earnings for
"On
per
now
The
*
1
404
of
stock
stock
stock.
stock
with
third quarter ended
For
our
and
the
share,
repay
thw Arnav
""7 '';
•
has
com.Dany
,
Houston, Texas,
value-of
46%
own
for
the
for both
cents
$1.91
has outstanding
Soltzer," President,
Max
1961
The
merged
mon
shoes;
purchase
rolling
and
of
the
thereof.
effective
of common stock,
of which 16.2% is owned by Mr. Scheinman
and'10,5% ,.by; Mr". Murray. ^ The book value- of- the outstanding share*,
is about 71 cents per share...
/
Associated" Oil &
book,
company
David
be
and
chemicals.
other
be
molding
shoes
shares
This company of
the
SEC on Dec.
for
official rate
liability for
$1 at the
to assume
About
Co.—Nine Months'
Net
After
as
company
each,
subcontract
sell
and
production
other
purposes.
used
com¬
Net proceeds of this offering
arrived" immigrants and other
newly
to
earnings
earnings
60
to
n
connection
in
loans
share,
the
Goldsmith,
Israel.
shares are to be offered for public sale
200,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
was
4%
below the total
of $787,000,000
offering will be made on an all or none basis
record peacetime year in sales, Ferguson
through underwriters
headed by Drexel
& Co. The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amehdment. The "*.7 Net income of Eendix for the fiscal year
$4.45 per share on the 5,389,620 shares
statement also includes (1)-25,000 shares underlying two-year options'7
$26,188,471 or $4.88 a share in 1960. The
sold
to certain
persons
at
10 cents
to
.
corporate
addition
be
Executive .Vice*President,
to1 the
-
with
stock,
the
by
offering
sub¬
line fittlnfrs,.,.
made to the
through
$100,000 will
of
through
production,
laboratory and test equipment related to
production of hydraulic system fittings, and for working capital
the
the
company
holders
Inc./ a
its
and
fluid
have
chloride
purchase
equipment for the
for
hydraulic
or
indirectly
to •'manufacture
polyvinyl
the
will
indebtedness,! the
common-
stock
in
statement
mon
'
... '
organized
by merger
Associates,
company
(principally
contractors),
a
Joseph
The
President.
share,
per share and a corresponding
book value of shares purchased by
The
-
-
are engaged
in the design, manufacture and'sale of specially
engineered hydraulic system devices and parts for the aircraft and
missile; industries and in the manufacture
the
to
B. Y. D. Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
■;
President^
^underlying
sidiaries
Of
to
Co.,
to
equals
1.80
agreement
of
housing in Israel for the
and
of
Bendix
'77
later
•:
-
7
Associates )
and
Arnav
organised- in
A.
5r000'-'-Shares
(5)
to Greene.& Ladd. > " v.,.,,"
Delaware
military
,Net
$15,000
sold
months
tioted.
The
&
and
salesmen.
housing projects.
Foods
sales
ZZ,new highs
•
for
Vice-President,-'"respectively;^7 and :
options-granted
limited
$250,
15,000 sold by two
to
the
managing Unuerwritcr and certa.u aicents per share,, and 15,000 shares which may
stockholders
offered
the
share.
per
Schramm
share commission
includes 10,000 shares
per
$1.12
the
to
;
.
its
to
or
11.3%, to $132,481,929 from $118,953,747 for the same period a
S'ear ago. Unit sales in both dairy and grocery products also reached
share..
per
from
Silverman,
new
to
under
:
.
shares
Calvin
sale
underwriter;" ,<3>
Increase
shares
-'; THe
'
;
salaries
or
houses.
Dollar sales for
■
principally technical sales employees, for increased advertising and sale
for working capital- to finance an increased inventory
of proprietary items and to enable the company to retain additional
notes receivable of its customers
arising out of sales.
*
V '
>
v
due197inland 25,000 underlying shares)
including'
.
debentures
net
promotion^ and
in
and
of
7
.
mi,
are
of
grant
in need of
Karnes,
""
12,500
filiated
1961
nine
of additional machinery and equipment, for research and development
"of new products, for the hiring and training of additional personnel
ouered
oe
25,000 warrants
(and underlying. shares)- recently sold
to the man
agin# underwriter for $250; (4) 42,500 outstanding shares, -including ;
be
June,
...
■
to
Beatrice
..
40
a
statement
$1
fee,
estimated
due
.securHies
60
underlying -the " warrants
convertible
principal
3.
p.
in
through Adanim American Israel Investing
a
commission of up to 5% but only to.
Government
company
builder
used
Record
(.formerly Allco Automatics, Inc.) is, engaged in the
design, ..manufacture and installation of .electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic'
and ' mechanical
systems, controls anddevices to "control and auto¬
matically operate industrial machinery and processes. The $143,000
,
t
N.7 J.;
in
and
common
including
offering
an
'...u";7;-
,/
offered
receive
The
expenses.
underwriter
,
units, each consisting: of $1,000 principal amount
warrants; .The offering is to be made through
by Gianis & Co. Inc.; and the offering price
and
underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.; Also
included
in
the
registration
statement
are
the following:
(1)
the
debentures
to
■,* ,i
v.
be
erecting
sinking fund begining in 1964 calculated
Australian
stock, to be
will be made
offering
underwriters' headed
sold
■
■
receive
commissions
the
to
the
and
persons
This company of 3601 Merrick Road, Seaford, N. Y.,'filed a
registra¬
statement
with
the SE'C on Dec.;28/oovering 50,000 shares of
*
-'industrial'
32
convertible
120,000
will
The, company
"This*company
common
1
•
will
pays
sum
by
.sponsor
tion
non-operating # for
charges
of
:
of
taxes
7'-'*
a
--
of the Ordinary and Ordinary A shares. It was assigned all
owned by Mishkenoth Hevra Leyisud Schechunott
Datiot
same
loans
„
the
Automatic Controls, Inc.—Common Registered—-
;
the
issue
v.;_i
the
wholly
was
in
iu.
an
7
the year in production and materials handling, operat¬
n/7/.i1"
ri
bonds,
new
it
aggregating IL. 4,905,937 (IL.
exchange) In exchange for an
of
Com¬
bonds with the coupon due Feb. 1,
appropriate cash adjustment when
3%%
have
the
Ltd.—Preferred
Loans
&
,
Ltd,
by maturity and will be non-redeemable .for
through operation of the sinking fund.
except
last
will
entire
for
which
/ owns 61%
:
statement
headed by Morgan Stanley
that the bonds will be offered
payment
make
"•
bonds
the
$25,000,000
our
improved-.
co
Inc.,
extent
mortgages
registration
a
Mortgages
organized under Israel law in January 1959 as a mortgage
institution. "Mishab" Hevra' Leshikun Binyon Vepituach Ltd.,
an Israeli corporation,
owns all its Founders Shares and about 27%
of
its Ordinary and Ordinary "A" Shares; and the Government of Israel
•/■'/
It is expected
proceeds, together with other funds, will be used
$38,000,000 of the Commonwealth's 3%% bonds due
i
higher sales were attained from larger unit
continued. under strong pressure, resulting in
unit sold. Nevertheless, through greater efficiency
per
1,647,456
pany-was
group
City.
share
volume.
of
about
new
retire
The
1961.
per
1,181,734
lending
Net
attached,
to
The
a
underwriting
an
necessary;
of
Armstrong Rubber Co. The company's equity in the undistributed
earnings of Copolymer amounted to $536,724, equal to 31 cents
of Armstrong common stock. This compares with equity of
$567,831, or 33 cents per share," in fiscal: 1960. •; v
•
24.
1962.
1,
by
York
New
monwealth
at
those
its
with
$1,487,285
123,760
.
offered for public sale
be
to
'
.
Commonwealth
covering
sale
Jan.
1962
on
$1,097,610
This
company of. 108 Achad
Haam St., Tel Aviv, Israel, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 29 covering $556,000 of
6% cumulative preference dividend participating dollar linked shares,
8,565,090
Sell Holdings in Northeast Airlines—
Airlines,
1962
SEC
redeem
Feb.
>„
not" consolidated
are
Co.,
to
-
/;.-j
statements
.
$152,675
86,366
"Adanim"
Registered—
"
28,715,516
9,476,571
2,285,249
962,187
"
(Commonwealth of)—Bonds Registered—
4,
public
about
company
„
-
$81,805
operating inc,-._
p. 2655."
Bank
$
13,900,813
194, p. 2654.
See
$4,960,987,,
to
from ry. ops,.
rev.
ry.
the
received dividends of $350,000
from Copolymer Rubber & Chemical
Corp., Baton Rouge, La., in which
Armstrong • has a 28.6%- ownership. The same amount was received
in the previous fiscal year.
./7 ,/
year
884,315
—V. ; 194,
Co.,
its
income
equal to $2.85
30, 1961. In the
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$989,950 $11,910,132 $12,426,059
837,275
10,812,522
10,938,774
$966,120
expenses
1961—11 Mos.—1960
i
Net rev. from ry,"opers.
Net
..
Federal
1961—Month—1960
.
revenue
,
5,416
.
for
Period End. Nov. 30—
-
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
$503,773
was
characteristic
growth and the company's own share of this-expanding market was
proportionately
greater -than' ever
before.\TIius, /with*' substantially
higher unit sales, a record dollar Volume was achieved despite the lower
selling prices that competition ^necessitated,'j-'r
'v:rV:'--. V'
'•'Consolidated net. sales .of the company and its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries, totaled $119,388,888 for the 12 months ended Sept/-30, 1961.
This'represents a gain of $2,604,506, or 2.2%, over sales of $116,784,382
in 1960.
•
• VK*
'/
:"%/ <■<.'* /■; \
;•
Profit before'taxes in fiscal 1961 amounted to $9,577,829, compared
with $9,714,987-a year earlier, a decrease -of$137,158. * After-providing
display
2,736,135"
$34,256
'
*14,024
Period End. Nov. 30—
4
manufacturing in 1960.
intense, operating profit ex¬
continued
-
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
"
Higher non-operating charges, however, resulted
net
income "compared with the previous year.
tire
-
$3,362,740
'
in
replacement
5-52,819
$31,143
'
Railway oper, revenue.,!,'
Railway oper. expenses-
rubber
more
$3,249,205
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.—Earnings—
.
wholly-owned • subsidiaries in fiscal
1961. were the highest in our1 history,' exceeding the previous record
established in 1959. Tire and tube sales increased by over $6,000,000/*
more
than offsetting a decrease of approximately $3,500,000 in foam
rubber
* Deficit.—V.
.
'*
-
'/ ' -V
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$287,075
-247,275
where it proposed
or
1
its
anil
$278,418
considering buying
was
to build.'."
--
Net
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Annual Report—
company
expenses.
oper.
Net rev. from ry.
Net railway oper.
is
a
revenue
.
.
of- the
1961—Month—-I960
Railway oper.
purposes.
precision timing.
The basic product of the'company
an
electromechanical'* component
called
a
resonator,
affording
precise frequency source.—V. 194, p. 1609; "
;'
' '•
'
>
Sales
company
1961 refiled a "Reg. A" covering 50,000
at' $1, without underwriting,
28,
offered
and other
development
based
or
to
advertisements must be made in New York funefs.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(112)
proceeds of the sale of the common shares will be used to
loans of $490,000. and for working capital
In addition
debtedness, the company now has outstanding 300,000 class A
share for share basis). Of this
owns 41%; Thomas L. Parkee,
(convertible into common on a
T
Parker
Board Chairman,
dent!'28%
Vice-President, 22%
and Robert T. Wise,
;
Gold! Mining
Bi-Meials
.
Milling Co,
&
Commission
Securities and Exchange
of- a gold mipe.
operation
%•%,
X
.•/
for
193,
City
Bank,
New /.York
City, . has
shares of the common stock of
.
exchange.
:'
.XX: v%v;x
•,
$b,511,984
1
v
Net
ry.
•Deficit.—V',
f
194,
in the
XXX X
19.6.1—Month—196ft •' £ 1961—U-Mds,—196a •
$2,896,860
$2,813,421 $31,070,461 $31,793,430
* 2,348,993
24,868,301. 26,615,542
Period End. N[ov. 30—%;
•
operating revenue,.
Ry.
operating
On
—V.
48,876,985
.46,342,024
/ $633,170
;1S4, p, 2656..
$464,428
116,860
,
%■;
80%
have
offered
been
-X
.X.fX.'X
-
/XX
f >: vy
•; •;v
49,917
'
r
.
stockholders.—V.
Aetna
shares- from
194,
Dec.
this
29
of
company
the SEC
HammiH & Co.
The
180/000
/'■%.'
",v"'
■,/•;
Also "included
shares
issuable
.
stock
for
v
•
470,518'
1,131,554"
operating revenue^?'
'
-
operating
Ry.
16.360,123
14,643,753
expenses
;
This
_
options.
i-
k
•
•
•'**
"
.4,
.*'«
."
w>.;
,
publicly, to residents of the
1961—11 Mos.—1960
-
.;
•■••$..
$
162,811,539
'-r
.
177,610,826
of
company
registration
shares
'
-Net" rev.' from
$95.0,000 of this - firm's- 5%-% sinking -fund; debentures, dated Dec. 15,. 196:1, and due June 15, '
1974, at par ($500 and $1,000) and accrued interest. Net
proceeds will be used by the company to redeem $334,000 outstanding principal amount of sinking fund bonds, ;
due June 1, 1966, which are now callable at 101% and
accrued interest; construct and equip a hew office and
Net
rv.
"r
ops.
* inc.^_
operating
194,
1,053,106 - 38,720>634
2,628,907
-*1,765,313
-272,568
—
•
31,702,122<
of
145
Street,
SEC
offered
Water
the
with
statement
stock,
common
:
be.
to
on
ceeds
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rt-
I"
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v
:
r 1961^11 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—I960
30-r- ;
'• v
v.
v
i
$
•'.*
"
-for
:
*
.
'
from
development
equipment,
.'»q|V '"''..V! ^
^
and
the
specttus,
Ry.
15,552,223 •187,0531803 195,289,633
.15,880,879
revenue..
operating
12^7.97,573,
expenses
In
addition
E.
from
rev.
ry.
operatingr inc.„_
ry.
—V.
194,
^ 39,406,262 ; 38,811,618
:281,073;.: "8,198/720> ;: 7,226JT7Q
655,393
'
2656.
p.
60.1%
owns
shares
to
certain,
of
indebtedness,, the
cpmpany
has
:
::
;
■
...
outstanding
stock,
common
management officials
and
the
to
%V:': ':,v:'
net
a
a
as
76%.
group
of
Sale
•
■v.
:
\
new
public
at $3.75 • ner share will result in an increase in
book value of shares presently outstanding from 31c to $1.45
per share
Cincinnati^ New Orleans & Texa^ Pacific Ry.—Earns.-
engaged tor many years in line saie .a instructional materials ana
This acquisition was consummated as of May 31, 1950.
XX-XX
suffered
(after, giving effect -to a recent recapitalization whereby, such shares were issued in exchange for the
684
shares
then
outstanding), of which Frank J. Cooke, president,
"
2,477,787
3,083,306
ops.
"
Net
the laws of Ohio, on
for research
leasehold improvement, to purchase laboratorygeneral corporate purposes.: According to. the pro- >
for
shares
190,152
Net
-i
to purchase machine shop equipment,
loss -for the >year ended Dec. 31,
and for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1961 of $7,549. r
1960 oi' $8,687
13,.074,43ft 147,652,541 156,478,615
.
en-.,
and
company
"
operating
Ry.
Cooke Co., Inc.,) is presently
The F. J.
in the manutactyre qf high vacuum systems .and
electronic equipment. The $368,000 estimated net pro-.the stock sale will be used to repay bank loans incurred -
and
working capital,
and
.
(formerly
1:
.
.
primarily
gaged
.
equipment
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov.
The. company
10,504,745; 1,830,955
2656.-V.'
p.;
i
v'-
71st Street, Cleveland; was
May 6, 1950, for the purpose
of acquiring all of
the assets, assuming all of the liabilities (except
Federal income tax liabilities) and carrying on the business of Brodbeen
ry.--
"Deficit.—V.
capital.
increase working
4560
of
-
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South-Norwalk, Conn.,, .filed %.
Dec. 29 covering 125,000
for public sale at $3.75 per %
share. The offering will be made on an agency best efforts basis by
John R. Maher Associates and Bull & Low, which will receive a $.5625
per share selling commission. The statement also includes 25,020 out¬
standing shares sold to Bull & Low, Angelina S, Maher and • Richard "~i
W. Ince, fop an aggregate of $12,500.
v
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.17,433,229 201,532,173 209,312,948
17,272,660
'
(F..J.). Cooke Inc.—Common Registered—
/.
=
1
V-
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State of Ohio only,
BUSINESS—The' company
a
"
'..1961—Month—T960
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
' z>'-
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j.
,
incorporated under
at
/,
.
warehouse in Cleveland, and
City.;
Eleventh Ave., New York
of common to be offered
650
shares
technically skilled personnel to industry and
in
the' registration
are
an
additional
provides
company
•government;
.
Columbus, is offering
'
,
2331.
p.
with
.;
;
• • •
.'- '•
Offered—The Ohio
Brodhead-Garrett Co.—Debentures
Co.,
for
•/'
V
.
of
shares
Aetna's
of
York securities firm, has been engaged to
New
Corp.,
,
'$5477,888
$6,202,160
Chicagro & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
$918,3 48 $14,458,464 $13,681,720
*20,732 >, 2,738,365 V
561,854
497,268
has,
pjice of-$12.a share though underwriters headed by Shear- \
son,
% 2,263,690
expenses
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Net ry. operating inc..;-
1961—11 Mos.—1960
2655-. ;'/XX%XXX
p.
■
it
maximum
60,000
4,377,139,
$1,338,091
ops;.
operating Inc.—
from ry.
rev.
said
registered
a
Net
after
.
Boston
tender
General
that the exchange would be free of income
The
stock split,
it was indicated, will
j} Consultants & Designers* Inc.—Common Registered—
.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.-
$5,295,487 $30,810,488 $62,558,705
operating' expenses ft; 4,113,893
solicit
v:/" xxxxxv
•
/ First
Connecticut
commissioner.
shareholders-
effective
become
beep appointed
the corporation.
559,787
p./7oo.
Aetna
*
1961—Month—1960
revenue—"
By., operating
Treasury ruling
a
to
tax
within the
Mai no RR—Earnings-
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
National
registrar
~v.
Ry.
Boston &
insurance
received
engaged
Geophysical Corp.—Appointment—
Century
First
'
i.;r:
X*'
X?.
.
is
Public Service
to
'
250,000
Dec.
on
company
Transok
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
.
necticut's
of $100 par common stock of Transok
in the purchase, transmission and
Co. of Oklahoma, Central's sub-,
outstanding shares
Co.
wholesale,
sidiary, and to aunpthe^ utility . company, of natural gas
State, of Oklahoma.—V.\ 194, p. 1156,\;;V;
Presi£N
XX■:/'V': %
22, 1961 tiled a "Reg. A"> covering
common shares tQi.be offered at
$1,. without underwriting,
Proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Bi-Metals of 2904 E:
Van Bux-en »t., rnocnix, is engaged
The
at
Files With
—
100
Line
sale,
shares
stock -
:
.^
the
Pipe
to in¬
bank
J
all
retire
Net
,
and a corresponding dilution of$2.30 per share in the book value of .V ; -/ •
>
1961—Month—1960 • > 1961—11 Mos.—1960 .stock purchased by the pubilc.
Z " /.%.,. ; '/- :■:
/ : •
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$2,810,528
$3,010,211 $30,563,211 $33,607,249
operating revenue
precedessor, the Kentucky corporation, have
26,886,886
Ry.
operating expenses V.2,379,672 -l 2,259,575% 27,399,692
been'engaged for many years, in the sale of instructional materials and
X Cttftke EugiReering Co. — Common/Offered—Public
^
?/V!.*^
4 :•
•. -• ..f.
equipment to the industrial arts, vocational education, crafts and fine
Net rev. from. ry. ops.
$750,636
$430,856
$3,163,519,
$6,720^63
offering of 32,000 shares of this firm's common stocjk at
4
arts
departments of educational institutions.
Its • customers include
Net ry.- oper.' income—-;
428,126
582,673 O 2,290,8335,213,040
,$11 per share was made on Jan. 4, 1962 by Jones, Kreepublip, parochial and private schools and academies and embrace ele-% ..
—V. 194, p. -2656.
•:.-VVVaC-O
'uV
"v
' v'.
mentgry schools, junior and senior high schools, colleges and univer¬
ger, & Co.-and First Investment Planning Co., both oi;
sities (especially' teachers'
colleges) and numerous governmental and
/
Washington, D. C. Net proceeds will be used by the
•*
Cleveland Electric lUuminating Col-r-Expansion- PxGg.
% rehabilitation centers and institutions. These customers are located
in cities and towns of all* sizes and in rural areas from coast to coast.
-company to purchase additional equipment* develop new
v.
The company will spend $30,000,000 for n,ew and expanded facilities
The company presently employs 15 traveling salesmen.
J ■in Cleveland-Northeast Ohio ip
-products and increase its working capital,
n
1962.
-V.•"
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During 1961, the compapy distributed approximately 65,00ft catalogs
;
BUSINESS—The company of 735 N. St. Asaph St., Alexandria, Va.,
5
Oyer the next fiye years the company estimates -it will invest. Jiboht
comprising almost 500 pages and; listing over 20,000 items which the
is engaged in engineering development, the manufacture of electronic
$166,000,000 .for expansion, and improvements,
|
company handles.
Most of these items are nationaly advertised brands
and commercial equipment and the furnishing pf engineering, services,
These
improvements in generation, transmission, and distribution'
j
of
well-known
and
outstanding manufacturers.
facilities' are part of. the company's continuing program to improye
;
CAPITAHZATION:^—Authorized stock consists ol250,000 common
t
Included among, "the Rema,-which 'the-company selfs ate-metals, /
elect^iq service to its more than half a raillion ^custoniers, ?
^V V ; v
shares, of which 175,065 are now outstanding.-T-V, i94, p. 1157.
" *
The 1962 capital expenditure',, budget includes $7;9Q0,00a tQ Complete
plastjgs. leather, ceramic supplies., electrical and masonry
supplies, /
work on the $33,000,000 expansion of the Lake "Shore. Plant.
paints, finishes and brushes and many other items for the industrial
The new
Copymation, Inc.—Common Registered—
X
/
arts;
oil and
water colors,
crayons,
art paper,; 'canvas, pailettes,
250,000 kilowatt turbogenerator and new boilers being installed there
brushes and many other items for fine arts.
This company of (5642-50 N. Western Ave.; Chicago, filed a registraIt also sells a full line
are scheduled; ta'gd into, service in- mid-1962.' ' 1 * '
sn
V
of hand tools and powered or machine tools for woodworking, metalAlso
included
in the
1932
"
budget is $3,400,000 toward a. 345,00ft. ,tion statement with the SEC pn Dec. .: 28 covering 60,000 shares of
working, leathercraffc and other Industrial and vocational
arts in-,
volt transmission line and substation as part of an interconnection V common
stock, to be offered/for public sale' through underwriters
.7
headed by Kenneth Kass.
eluding hammers, saws, planes,\drills, bits, chisels, carving tools, etc.,
with the Ohio• Power • Company.
The public offering price ($15 maximum)
,
V
.
:
.* -%■- and .lathes,
table
saws,
band-saws, shapers, milling machines and
The line >'■^will imxi frdm Juniper Substatioh, .-tft
hhllt -ifi Walton ' and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. - ■ The stategrinders. The line of merchandise, also includes work benches, tables, •
55 6 miles AvsoutheasiS to.
si Vpoi»fc> mean V Cantt^Vwhere1; it%^iil % ment also includes 6,000 shares underlying 5-year warrants to be Issued
cabiriets, mechanical; drawing tables-, drawing instruments,.^blueprint
to the underwriters, exercisable at 12Q% of the public offering price.
ccinnect with a % similar; Una
be- built from i the Ohio River by
The company, is engaged in the manufacture and sale, throughout the
cabinets, stools, etc.
- •
■% *
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Ohio, Power.
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The company also sells hardwood lumber for use in the industrial
United States
The company's share of this interconnection-project, is some $10,- :
find Canada, of Diazotype White-printing photo copy
and vocational arts departments.
During the fiscal year ended Feb.
Machines and replacement parts therefor.
000.000,
It is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 1963.'—V. 191, In addition,/the company
28, 1961, lumber sales amounted to, about $1,600,000, or approximately
also sells,, throughout the United States and Canada, office
copying
p. 1431.
' i
20%
of the total net sales.
The company operates its own drying
./ machines, photographic laboratory equipment,
mercury quartz Lamps, /
kilns; and cures and, mills all of the lumber which it sells.
; :
'
which are used as replacement lamps for various types of reproduction - • '
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
,*
'
equipment, and anhydrous • ammonia gas systems for Diazo reproducCAPfTAfjIZA^TIPN-r-Tho authorized capital stock of the company
Period End. Nov.- 30^1961—Month—1960
1961—H MoS.—1960/~ '
tion equipment, all of which are manufactured for the company to its
consist?, pf 45,0.00 shgres of common stock (par value. $1 per share),
11
Railway opef. revenue..
$1,708,066
$1,650,582 $18,4Ql;999:$l8;$60;85i::
of which 30,000 shares.are issued and outstanding.
As a result of this
specifications. - The company is also engaged in the research
and
1
;•
Railway oper. 4 expenses, . 1,114,701.
i,070,032 - 11,562,439 ; 11,971,685
financing,
the oompaly
development for commercial production of photo sensitive paper and
will have outstanding no long-term debt
•/
':
other materials/ Net proceeds
other than the 5Va% sinking fund debentures now offered.
,
- ■
from the stock sale will be used foi*
j
■
Net rev. from ry. opers.
: '$593,365 B $580,550
$6,839,561
$6,289,166
general corporate purposes including (1) the repayment of short-term
j
Net railway oper. inc.—
5,848,340
533,760
459,955
5,515,651
./ borrowings amounting to $241,000 made to finance additional inventory
C^meo*Parkway Records, Inc.—Class A Common Reg,
—V. 194, p. 2656.
and accounts receivable, to provide funds for the establishment of sales
•
%
This company of- 1405 Locust St., Philadelphia, filed a registration
offices and training sales personnel and to continue its program
of
/
statement with the SEC on I3ec. 29. covering 2(30,000, shares of class A
*
Colorado. & .Wyoming: Ry.—Earningsresearch and development;
(2) to provide funds for the continuation//
common stock, to be offered for public sgle
(40,000 by the company
and
expansion
of
the
research
and
development program
of
the
i' •
1961—11 Mos—1960
•: Period End. Nov." 30— Vt1961—Month—-1960
and 160,000. by Bm-JPard. Lowe, company President) on an all or none
company,
which will include an estimated sum of $70,000 for the ;, :
Railway oper. revenue—
.$410,748 $192,028
$3,658,074
$3,277,225
basis
through Underwriters headed by. Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor &
calendar
year
1962.
for research and market development of photo ;, j
Railway oper, expenses^
2,038,956
2,072,359
215,449147,010
%//V% 1 Co., Inc. The public offering price ($7 maximum) cand underwriting
sensitive paper and other materials;
(3) payment of $20,000 during v ^
terms, are to be supplied by amendment.
Also, included in the state¬
1962; under a royalty agreement with Dr. meyer S. Agruss and,
Net rfev. from ry. opers. (4)1: i;
v
'
$195,299"
$45,018
$1,619,118
$1,204,866
ment are
(IV»14,00,0 shares soldi by the President to the said under- ?
Net railway oper. inc.X ;
augmentation of working capital.,
' -:-V
594,278
76,145
-v
8,370
392,190
writer for $10,934; (2) 4,500 shares sold'by him'to Morris Segal;'the
In addition
to certain
—V. 194, p
indebtedness, thge company has outstanding
2549,
^
•finder, for $3,514:50; and (3) 7,000 additional shares owned by other
'
The
.
Ry.
its
an,d
company
.
Period End. Nov. 3ft—
1903.
in
v
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.
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,
,
,
.
.
.
,
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
•
shareholders
XX-''
•
which may be offered for later sale.
-The company was organized on 5>ec,. 20, 1961, and acquired by merger
the business of Bernard Lowe Enterprises, Inc. and Parkway Records,
% Inc.
V
The
-
of
formances
("Ca,meo;"
-
sound
In
is
company
tributing
and
'i Computer
i,"
The
engaged-in; the recording and dis-.
containing vocal and orchestral per?
artists, under ; two ? principal labels
i
a
album.s
approximately
in
99%
of
85%
stereophonic' and monaural sound. V
for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
the
company's
sales
net
included
accounted
were
by sales of records containing performances by Bobby Rydell and
Chubby Checker.
Of the net proceeds of the company's sale of addi-;\.
tional stock, $120,000 will be used for the purchase or production of
additional master tapes, for future release and the balance for the
acquisition of contracts, with recording artists, working capital and
othe?
..
corporate
The
purposes.u;>;;v)V-;
•
v•. •
■'.'■
shares
A
B
(and
stock.
proposes
•
Canterbury Knifters
See
Puritan
Sportswear
Carolina &
North
Period End, Nov, 30r~
Ry.
operating
Ry.
:
■Nef
Net
issue.—V.
189,
p.
'■
1961—Month—1960
$335,591
;
\
1961-r-fl Mos.—1960
$321,665
$2,953,369
164,110
1,817,680
1,738,000
$174,252
from ry- ops.
operating inc.:.-
$148,555
$1,135,689
$1,233,406
384,266
570,741
v
: ;
:
shares.
•
N.
Y.—V.
Central RR.
Period
Railway
Railway
Co.
194,
.
EnJ. Nov. 3Q—
1961—Month—1960
two
$5
at
oper.
and
of
machine
translation,
working capital. The*
and
for
expansion,
194,
p.
at
cent
one
Sale
The
of
the
thus
share.
per
shares
new
creating
of
to
SEC
authorizing
-to
issue
has
38,602,332
$907,682
$6,501,646
$8,604,505
72,056
*3,560.598
*847,110
Central
9,500
<fc
shares
an
South
of
its
West
stock
rv%
subsidiaries.
has
machinery
piogiam.
Machine
Hunter
James
uy
/ /•■//
. .
taken
reacninb
and
Company
an
.
its
:?
,?/
%
^■
represented
increase
the
book
by
vides
outstanding
value
of
in
cash
said,
and
"This
stock.
treasury
Crompton
;
'/XX
v
permits
move
new
/
-
>
Knowles
&
its textile machinery line, and immediately enter into the
expanding nonwoven field, one of the potentially great growth
the
textile
industry.
Also, the Greenville, S. C. plant pro-
of
Crompton
—V.* 194,
public purchasers of the
44:%-; interest in* the company
contingent liabilities
under
Corp.,.
to
the
with
Knowles
&
southern
a
production1
,
?;-/
'
point."
1381.
p.
Dftffin Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
out-
of
$201,600.
.
Oil
Co.
Data-Control Systems, Inc.—Common Registered—
stock
the
General
V
of
Aetna
stockholders
;
This
v
common
Insurance
voted
Qo."
approval '
steps
General
Jan.
3,
1962.
stockholders
.
,
granted
shares
approved
that
-
program
and
the
lion
exchange
for
from ,$24
The
of
,
raise
Connecticut
General's
capital to
million.
extension
.
possible;
\■
The
terms
have
been
approved
by
have
been
or
may
be
issued
pursuant
to
options
granted employees, together with 62,062 outstanding
be offered for public sale from time to time by
thereof at current market prices.
Of such stock, 28,600
to
acquired
of
The
also
be
may
holders
the
by
$1
at
per
share
;
and
33,463
at
$5
per
Robert
117,484
company
J.
shares
i§
Jeffries
and
engaged
is
may/sell
in
the
President.—V.
62,063
shares.
design,
manufacture
193,
2664.
p.
!
v.
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Decorel
Corp.—Common
.
X,
X
M
Mundelein, 111.', filed'a regis¬
29 covering 120,000 common
"shares, of which 90,000 shares are to ;be offered for public sale by the'v
company and:i 30,000 being outstanding stock, i>y the ' present holders •
tration
with
•
.
XX;X;iX 5
Registered—'-■//
.
This,-corporation of 444 Courfland St.,
80%
Con—:
■
and
"
,
is
/
Liberty St., Danbury, Conn., filed a registra¬
SEC on Dec. 28 covering 19,775 shares of
;"v
"•v';
sale. of
telemetry systems and related components.
It has outstanding about
375,000 common shares,
of which management
officials own 14.6%,
gate
$3ft piiK "
,,
'. /,. .
'-v-. / . • ^
contingent on acceptance by. holders of at.,least
Insurance stock. It- will remain open until Feb.
5,
offer
Aetna
further
would
which
the
Among
(he
holders
are
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Lehman
Brothers, and two other firms, who (with four others) hold an aggre¬
the
authorized
with
share.
1,200,000
stock
stock
or
which
holders
were
of East
company
tion-statement
.
Company Act
holding' company,
in
acquire
' /
issuance of additional $5. par stock in an amount up
shares to be used in effecting the exchange. Aetna has
1,000,000 shares outstanding. Issuance of the full amount of additional
Holding
Chicago
Oriole
to
Connecticut
as
necessary
authorized
to
order
the
official
Connecticut
»
2656.
issued
textile
pf
diversification-
its
The
broaden
areas
Acordingly,
will
Howe
rapidly
-
value
of
Mr,
V, - 1
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The
vote
at
a
special meeting in Hartford was 2,003,826 shares
for
the
proposal and 26,002 shares against, according to unaudited
figures announced .at the meeting. ,v %
5 /
The plan calls first for a two.-for-one split of Connecticut General ?
stock, reducing the par value to $5 from $10, and then, for the offer
of 1.2 shares of the new $5 par stock in exchange for each Aetna share.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
*136,272
offer
company's
.'became
Central & Scruth West Corp.—Acquisition Approved—
The
in
absorb
wholly-owned
dollars
sales
ha^ outstanding 129,700
officials (including Roward I.
company
Approved—Exchange Offer—-;'
<
$725,506
inc.—
producer
Mass.,
step
to
per
Coimecticut General Life Insuranoe Co.—Stock Split
,
$47,206,837
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
major
agreement
.
X
39,644,541
3,692,480
railway
-
3,222,243
$4,417,986
expenses-
•Deficit.—V.
V;
.
$4,129,925 $46,146,187
revenue-
oper.
Net
•
Jersey—Earnings—
oper.
Worcester,
another
:'i
1156.
of New
;*
.
,
p.
J/
-
':v:,?
'
Crompton &. Knowles Corp.—AcquisitionThis
,.
-
Carrier Corp.—Partial Redemption—
15,
%
T^e corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 31, 1962, all of
standing shares from $1.26 to $2.63 per share with a corresponding «'X
its outstanding 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock at $22-per
/ dilution in the book equity of shares purchased by public investors.
share."
■
- \.
;
./
/ *'.
;'/ - :/%/ '
The prospectus further indicates that the sale of the 67,2Qo shares to
Preferred s/pek is convertible into common stock on the basis of
.111 ;prrvate ihvestors may have constituted a public offering ■ of non- 1 /:
three shares of common for each share of preferred.—V. 194, p, 741.
v :
registered shares in violation of the Securities Act registration re-
The corporation h^s cglled for redemption on Feb. 1, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $480,000 of its 4V«% subordinated deben¬
tures due Feb, 1, 1982 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be
made at The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, 120
Broadway,
York
%'V
•
100,000
for
class:; A shares, of which management
Morrison, president) own 48% /. Of the outstanding stock,167,200 shares
were sold to. private investors
(including relatives and close friends of
management) at $3 per share; and 62,500 shares" were sold to six
quiretnent,
New
192, p. 2120.
.
111,885
75,6?1..
194, p. 2656.
exercisable
additional 100,000 shares will purchase a
i^for $500,000 as against the 56% interest
$2,971,406
161,339
expenses
covering
29
De<?(.
cents
per
share plus- $13,000 for expenses, • 'Also
registration statement are an additional ,15,000 shares
5-year warrants to be-sold at 1 cent per warrant' tp the
directors
,
on
offered
be
to
share.—-V.
60
promotions and
342.
.
SEC
the
stock,
filed
0.,
the
in
systems
gram
/
Western Ry,—Earnings—
rev.
ry.
—V.
this
with
common
D>
,
■;
—Assets Sold—
Corp.,
revenue.^
operating
to sell 160,000 shares) and all
V'i:!-?.vV'
A
N.'W., Washington,
14th- St:,
-
executive Vice-President, own 25%
and-18%,
book value of outstanding shares is $1.77 per
share. "
XX'"X"'r:> /'.The joint announcement was made by Frederic W. Howe. Jr.,
-The company was incorporated in Delaware in April -1961 .under the Crompton & Knowles President and James H. Hunter, President of
name
The Jame3
Hunter Machine" Company.
Autotran, Inc. and began operations in July 1961. It is engaged
. ■
"/
in the sale and development of advanced .programming systems, for
The Hunter companies,
located; in North Adams, Mass., Greenville,
solutions of certain problems of business, industry and government by
S.
C.
and
Los Angeles,
Calif., employ a total of 370. people.
They
means of digital computers. It also intends to provide
are
leaders
in
general consult¬
manufacturing a varied line of textile finishing and
ing services in the data processing field. Net proceeds of the stock
fiber processing equipment and garnettin? machines.
The transaction
sale will be. used for the development of standardized computer
involved the purchase of selected assets' amounting to several million
pro¬
company ha,s outstanding 212,500: class A and 353,000 class B
shares (convertible share for share into class A).
Lowe owns
165,300 class
7013
statement
of
underwriter,
common
of .the. class
of
class
underling
v;V V-.. ;,Vv
:•'?.■
of
commission
for
V
stock, of which Sydney A. Harvey^ President,
common
Harvey,
Present
respectively.
public sale' at $5
per share/ ; The offering is to be made on a "best effor'tSj -all of none ?
basis" by Doft & Co. of New York, for which it will receive a selling
both
and
registration
./and, Arthur
Concepts, Inc.—Class AJ Common Reg'd—
company
shares
"Parkway"-^ in the form of single records in monaural
record,
I960, approximately
1961
principally
phonograph records
by, various
popular
and
294,413 shares of
.
.
-
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
.
I
-C'S
Volume
195
Number 6123
.
,
rJnu
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(113)
I
thereof.
terms
The
public
be
to
are
offering
price
supplied by
($5
maximum)
amendment.
and
Clayton
curities
at
10c
Corp.
additional
to
is
Se¬
of
ness
producing and^ selling wood and metal framed pictures, wood
metal photo frames and wood
utility frames. Net proceeds of its
and
sale
of
for
of
additional
stock
will
be
for
used
the
reduction
bank
of
record
;
He
loans,
the
be
build-up of inventory and the carrying of accounts receivable
subsidiary,, and for working capital and other corporate purposes.
a
The
has
company
outstanding 310,000
shares,
common
which
of
man¬
>
""'/•
V
i.;.„
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue__
oper.
expenses-.,' 1,216,692
$1,829,068:
brook
i
>
the
$16,439,030 $18,823,600
1,233,014
12,957,777
from ry. opers.
rev.
>.$612,376
ry.-operating inc.—.
48o,llJ
Net
$404,974
j
194, p. 2657.
i;1".?//:
operating
of
2,ooo,836 '"■• -3,143,296
1961—Month—1960 /
be
$3,352,873
366,357
366,833
3,751,087
used
ops.
$214,671
$191,027
operating inc.ju
V." 194,* p. 2657.
54,290
33,866
Net rev,
Net
expenses
from
ry.
-
rv.
>
This
;The
,
.
Jtegistered-f^
sale
of
and
of
business
will
be
used
in-real
for
estate.
the
137,156 common shares, of which
shares each.—V. 193,' p.' 1117.
/
Dobbs
purchase
The
standing
40,000
Greenfield
r
"
•
of
and
-time
The
snack
or
'
bars
distinctive
of
,/ "
is
in
engaged
• t
design
,
.
trucks.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, 'the
common
stock,
V./'.-.; •'
See
of
this
New
York
been
of
the
N.
time
the
hi
and
time
the
of
sale.-
The
other ' cities
seven
Carolina.
.In
in
addition
outstanding :651,257
at
■('.
Insurance
" v-
by
and
market
its
Railway
Railway
r.nV.
1
,:-v
Net
Net
oper.
-
•
indebtedness
of
This
located
in
Georesearch,
DuBois
..
nine-month
net
8.9%-
or
sales
of
the
over
the ..third
For
this
issue.
period
ended
Nov.
$22441,000, which
period
same
quarter
last,
the
of
30,
is
1951,
writers
headed
Dillon,
Union
($28
is
1,5)41,487
t
•'
/
mon
The
Bank
stock
of
of
New
of
The
Proceeds
to
are
be
used
-
in
of
425
research,
electronic
:
fiscal
present-
year,
/
for
covering^ 800,000
equipment,
the
were
f
highest in the firm's 41-year history, showing an increase of $1,013,000
the similar 1960 period.- After provisioh, 'for
Federal
income
operating 'earnings for - this quarter were $591,000 or 24
cents per share compared to the 1960
period of $564,000 or 23 cents
;//?•/>''
:taxes, met
share.
per
Total
.•
net
income
j$1,-748,000c.or
/.
.
..
provision
share
per
for
as"
Federal
The
previous
.
income
of
year's;
10/ cents
nine-month
,
figure®
was
/
,
or
'..■,:■///
.
in.ch'de^
share compared with
for ' the •' current period.
per
non-recurring -income
taxes,
with r $1,995;000'
cents
2
share
per
'/
debt
1
This
tion
:
the
is
and
and
share
with
8vocRr
stock,
offering
.
to
paui
Paul
selling
to
to
The
be
oe
SEC
oixerea
offered
Corp.—Common
St*;
on
Brooklyn,
Dec.
29
N.
in
States,
;
: ;
-
Las
Vegas,
for
a
100,000
the
publicly
Nev.j
is
/"This
on
x
persons
at
additional
an.
affiliated
cents
25
15,000
with
the
Share/ /.',
per
,
Commerce
outstanding 'common/shares
underwriters
"•
•'./
from
-
principal
-
buy
engaged in the business of manufacturing
and
selling food service equipment used by.,luncheonettes,, soda fountains
and other eating places which prepare
food "in the front", of their
establishment.
La
It
-his
has
now
each
this
of
outstanding 130,000
owned by Karl and
are
common
Ruth
shares,' of
Patterman
which
and
25,000
Carl
and
of
Patterman
spectively.
cents
the
per
The, Aug.;
share
additional
diate
and
dilution
and
are
book
31
will
100,000
from
Thaw
be
value
of
increased
shares
to
$2.50
per
the
President
about
$1.23
public, resulting in
share purchase price.
the
Crosse
four
for
A
three-for-one
Electro-Science
Jan.
to
stock
,»,wv.
splits of-the
Investors,. Inc.,
l,5Q$boo
common
,«WV/
stock
outstanding
will
65
the
shares
ESl President Joseph ,F. McKinney has disclosed in
company's more than
4,000
shareowners.
with
Interest
an
;
were
It
The
of
by "Michael
into
and
/
.
°ct- 31,
of
letter
-
sold
ing
10,000
in
•
into
an
of
which
Board
management
Chairman
and
of¬
W.
F.
Morgan
Reading,
Guaranty Trust Co/> of
Reading, Pa.,
as
transfer
Co.,
Trust
Pa.
as
Co.
of
New
York
The
and
registrars for the corporation.
Utilities
Corp.- -SEC
it
sell
that
reported
was
its
stock
the
Approves
SEC
holdings
1' "/
in
to
receive
Public
in
has
owned
.General
the
nearly
Public
S.
letter,
receive
In
Utilities
banks.
The
is
to
letters
under
which
dollar
equivalent; which
earnings of Manila
all
sale.
stock
acquire
than
two
Philip¬
in
of
due
/\
$51.3
Maralco
Philippine
letters
amounts
"/
•
Manila
with
rather
'
of
is-a
total
evidence
banks
the
of
the
arrangements
\
the
for
■'
estimated
dollars
'/'
the
Electric
The purchaser
the
Under
instalments
Utilities'.
U.
to
instalments.
the
of
is
Sale
approved
■'
of the undistributed
through the closing date
1961,
Utilities
annual
had
Manila
.■
a
by
that
Maralco
General Public
Company
because
Act,-
It
will
Utilities
The
of
to
credit
General
'
.
.
5
guarantee* payments
is
on
registered with the SEC under
the
technically was not subject to SEC
foreign subsidiary of General Public
a
transactions
acquisitioia
were
and
$5,250,000
pay
sale
involved
However, certain
related
the
of
to
letters
approved.—V.
194,
the
sale, such as the holuing
credit, were subject to SEC
of
p.
Holding
approval
Utilities.
1276/
,
v
,
/Georesearch, Inc.—Merger Approved—
■- ;
,
Stockholders
of
Georesearch, Dallas, and Dorchester Corp., Amarillo.
plan of merger of the two companies. The surviving
be Dorchester Gas Producing Co. Dorchester
Corp.
stockholders approved the plan by 684,319 shares for to none
against
with 90%- of the outstanding stockholders
voting. Georesearch stock¬
holders approved by 400,038 shares for to 50
against with 79%
of
have
approved
corporation
a
is
to
stockholders
voting.
*/ '•;..
1);
will receive
,,
H
r.„
the
50,000
local
the
of
for
each
stockholders
share
Officers
elected
Chairman
dent.
Other!
Miller,
;
A
one
share
the
directors
and
of
Dorchester
/
•
include
of
Housand/flfalbot
C.
4
held,
Peak,
common
Interstate
D.
are
Rain,
George
George
Executive
H.
Walter
T.
stock
/ /""
j
./
S.
Rooker, Chairman Preston A.
Committee, and J. G, Eckel, Presi¬
Byrd,
A.
John
l'ynes,
Naff.—V.
A.
Crichton,
Joseph
194,
p.
C.
P.
of
Jones
Howard
Crosby,
Sanford
1383.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Acquisition—
•
and
now
in
revenues
gain
the
with
on
authorized
of
.
10
'have
12 */a
months
ended
in
the
Oct.-
31/
1960
same
of
equipment in the 1961
common share, compared with
declared
cents
April
—
a
share,
1962. /
per
5,
Gateway
quarterly
payable
'/
•
several
the
Jones'
shares
at
to
./
as
kets.
Veneer
extensive
This
to
up
years,
depending
Jones' earnings.
Plywood
Co.
Is
an
upon
additional
the
of
23,523
valuation
of
the
leading producer of Philippine
widely used in the building and industrial mar¬
plywood plants are located in Lane County, Ore., w'ith
veneer
plants
in
&
receive
may
five
and
Ss
shares
stock
plywood,
Jones'
These
of
stock
Veneer
70,567
capital
the
are
producing
backed
Philippines
transaction
is
interests
up
and
an
with
in
the
extensive,
Philippines
*
step
important
in
and
Borneo.
high-quality timber hold¬
Borneo.
the
* '
growth
/
of
•
Georgia-
giving the corporation integrated facilities in the,,. Far East
rapidly developing.
vi The Jones operation will function as a subsidiary of Georgia-Pacific
and no personnel or operating changes will be made.—V. 194, p. 423.
Pacific,
—an
area
Georgia RR.
Railway
Earnings—
oper.
Railway
oper.
,
1961—Month—1960
1961-41 Mos.—1960
revenue__
$713,758
$650,985
$6,788,895
$7,004,401
expenses.
587,460
576,507
6,103,186
6,210,957
from ry. opers.
$126,298
$74,478
$685,709
$793,444
66,326
21,046
225,750
415,960
,
below,
company
have
end
Period End. Nov. 30—
of
$6,442,926 in long-term
.
stockholders
the
Georgia-Pacific
of
the
on
1962,
capitalization
underwriters "named
underwriters
20,
'
\
underwriting agreement with the
whereby
dividend
April
.
Transportation
included
Jones.
ings
$24,108,000
sales
acquisition
Eugene, Ore., ■ through an exchange
Georgia-Pacific common stock for 100%
of
the
mahogany
routes'in
the
announced
Co-, of
by
run
has
company
Jones
;
•
The
in
company
is
.
of
shares
cartage
;
Plywood
/
the
company
miles
•"/■;'/
1961, adjusted for this issue,
stockholders
the
Trust
Midland
Utilities
oppor- '
will use its proceeds, to
Crosse and in- St. Louis, Mo.
Murphy,
compared
UNDERWRITERS—The
tere<j
is
7.
diversified
'
.
,
.
and 62^,059 shares of pommon stqck,
/.
shares,
Willis
p.
appointed
Co.,
company's
intercity service with the introduction
expanded until today it serves
over
and
record
CAPITALIZATION
effective
a
of
of
common
in dollars,
closing and will pay
annual instalments, plus interest, from 1963 through 1967. The second
letter, which an SEC official said anticipates payment ha dollars but
isn't an absolute
guarantee, provides that' Maralco will pay the rest
in annual
instalments, plus interest, from 1968 through 1971.
a
gradually
'
income
stock
proceeds
the
millioq,
provides
&
company
in La
/
DIVIDEND—Directors
shareholders
of
and credit life insurance,
and
of
this
financing will
working capital of the company.
in addition to indebtedness and
Net
Reading
Jan.-1,
Public
Public
•/,/«
horse-drawn
a
moved
vehicle
$25,859,000
Net
price
price
underwriting
health
outstanding,
Reed
has
action
an
in
-
...
Detroit,
'as
•
1961,
the
are
engaged
in the making of
related activities,
the wholesale
automobiles, and the rediscounting
'•
payment
the
...
offering
market
and
subsidiaries
large utility in the Philippines.
corporation, Maralco Securities Corp.
pesos,
be
.
period totaled $719,000, equal to $1.25 a
$383,000, or 67 cents, in the 1960 months.
...mt
15,
investors
/./,-/
,
to
to be $10,000,000,
-"
,
commodities
rest..
in
communities
months.
-
become
1896
>
current
amendment.
maintain
Public
Issued
•/.
-
imme¬
Electron Science Investors, Inc.-r-Stock Split Dates-—«
in
sons;.
motor
states.
common
.
.
,
,/-/'/• /,
Transportation
the
REVENUES—Operating
re¬
sale
upon
the
stockholders
terminal facilities
the
offering;
of
2550.;,
from
million
£/./;■'•//
Commission'? northwestern region.
10
Martha
and
Vice-President,
outstanding sjhares was
to
/
a
'
some'1,800
shares
.
Thaw.
Rico.
general
■/ BUSINESS—Founded
expects
to
devote
a
substantial
portion
of
the
financing to the development of the manufacture
of
heavier
"back part"
kitchen equipment, 'With the balance being
used for working capital and other
corporate purposes.
The company
proceeds
public
the
by
filed
Pa.,
.
of
PROCEEDS—Gateway
seven
/
.
is
company
initial
to
the
Marine
1961,
plan
to
General
first
TXr*
^
Carrier
mon
Allentown,
on
for
related
million.
pine
pur-
Becker
"/■/."//-'••
"
-
/
and
the
,
5,
General
'
_
.-.
'
Registered— :
Dec.
29,
covering 200,000
public sale through under¬
Jackson & Curtis and Eastman
of
F.
The
p.
Jan.
Electric,
public offering of stock in the
i
La Crosse, WlSC., trucking firm, the largest SUCh COm-
Eisenbere
Eisenberg
are
$12.50.
the
was
3,750
time
1,729,613
and
and
Electric
-/
precision
interest,
/
stock at $15.25 per share.
ior
for
St.,
SEC
offered
General Public Utilities is also
it estimates at $8.3
engaged
of
Jan. 4, .200,000 shares of this firm's
on
be
com¬
/' Gateway Transportation Co., Inc.—Common Offered—
Blyth & Co., Inc.j New York City, and associates, offered
registra¬
shares; of
Hamilton
the
to
has
now
General
7
headed-by A. -G.
/
,-//
Puerto
3,750
1,250
inventories
or
corporation
company's
.
been
and
1105
President.—V, 195,
194,
$46
distribution
beneficial
of
group
1,125
1,125
1,250
individuals
9.3%.
York
V.
.
repayment/lease
and
properties..
Canada
1,875
'•
375
Corp.—Common
with
its
to
stock
Georesearch
Registered
Y.,- filed
covering
and
Berks County Trust
•
puoiic
public saie at 5>^.ou per snare: / The
sale at $2.50
share: v me,
a
best efforts all or none basis by Carroll
Co.: Inc.j which
Co., inc.! which will receive a 2a cents her
will receive a 25 cents per
commission plus $14,000 for expenses.'1 Also-included in.
by
stockholders
the
be4Jnade
statement
purchased
Equipment
-
of 79 Walworth
company
statement
common
cn
Co.
Food
of
stock,
increase
own
agents;
f
organized to provide
through transferable shares,
own,
estate
of
has
625
-
.
,,
The trust does not now own any properties, and proceeds of the
^offering are to be used primarily in acquiring real estate investments.
No commitments for acquisition of specific properties have
been made/
but it la contemplated that investments
may-include office buildings,
.'"shopping centers, industrial parks, industrial and commercial buildings,
hotels, -apartment houses* motels and first- mortgages in the United
-The present nine-month figures' are based on 2,439 321 shares'cur-'
rently outstanding; the figures for 1960 are based on 2,432,021. shares
then outstanding.—V. 194,; p." 1718-.;
/:•■"•■
Dunhill
price
trust
tunity to
real
income
compared'
^-.82 cents per share for the 1960 period.
.
The
•./*//'•
after
72 ;cents
a
1,875
...
supplied
am
The aggregate price to the public is expected
per-share
/over
-
shares
by
625
v.-;./v: ''''."v
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■
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General Battery & Ceramic
iCoyp.—Appointment—
121,077
///-',
Vegas Blvd., S.,
manufacture,' sale
/Co. Inc.,-Chicago.;:
7.500
3,750
$4,699,799
444,909
-
-.
mechanical 'components.;
underwritten
$1,803,000
sales
to
Gaunitz,
Franklin Realty Trust of Philadelphia^—Shares
Regis¬
tered—The company on Jan. 3, 1962, filed with the Secu¬
rities & Exchange Commission a registration statement
/
;.
1,875
2,500
1,250
by Paine,
Webber,
Securities
&
Co.
The
be
company
ficials
//■
■
Las
design,
and
1,125
1,125
Of Manila Electric—
'/?/.chase and operating . capital.
/ >
Curtis
,
3,750
375
loans
preferred
$4,794,429
♦283,647
used
■
."
375
625
coverage, accident and
insurance
brokerage business.
be
22,724,178
$108,618
;
-./.'V/*',
:
receivables, principally of other finance and loan companies.
They
write fire,
automobile and allied lines of insurance, surety and
The
York has
//
1
375
Co.
company
New
been appointed registrar
corporation.—V. 194, p. 2767.
the
*
'
1,250
fidelity
2767.
p.
'
1,125
also
/!'•! i
•
,
comoany
of
/
to
are
instalment
21,065,098
$460,094
153,990
Co.,
_
Inc.
maximum)
terms
fit
2,133,258
,
&
& Co.
Inc..
Co.
Co.,
will, be
outstanding shares at the
«jj J,'// ///
-s
■i'y
inc.U
oper.
;
,
___j
statement
cities
One
the
increase
an
year..:,
1,125
common
stock,
39.2%
Trust—Realty Acquisition—
Foods Plus, Inc.—Appointment—
The
•
-
1,875
375
corporation
of
On
Chemicals/ Inc.—Nine Months' Report-
the
For.
recorded
Inc.,
1.875
625
:
Co.
Acceptance
four
which
Dorchester Gas Producing Co.- -New
CompanySee
3,750
625
;
&
Co.
2658.
preferred
and
shares,
Ry.—Earnings-
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
has
7
1,250
Inc.
Co.
p.
registration
.
expenses.
♦Deficit.—V. 194,
V/
:
&
194,
shares
1961-^Month4_l980 -""1961—11 Mos.—1960
$2,401,581
$2,241,876 $25,859,527 $27,423,977
oper. .revenue^
Forrest
./
1,125
^
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
G. H. Walker. &
Co., Inc.
Walston & Co., Inc.
prices
first mortgage held by the John Hancock Mutual
Life
Co.—V. 194, p. 2224.
-v juii'-.-uotnin-- tint/ ai»y
Period End. Nov. 30—
..
1382.
p.,
1.875
375
Co.
Shumaker, Inct
Mericka
&
General
subsidiaries
''
issue.—V./194,
625
&
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Piper, Jafiray & Hopwood
Rowles, Winston & Co.
Schwabacher & Co.
—V.
as
"V./.?1
1.875
Milwaukee
Stix
a
Florida East Coast
estate'of;
i'iij/ •'
7,500
625
Co.,
The Ohio
were
V ;t: /if"
'•
/-/.;
2,500
Weeks
Bennett
Murch
appointed
13
iit3
v-■.
&
J.
The
property to be purchased by the company, the shares of
recently offered by Aberdeen Investor
Programs, Inc.,
New
York
City, consists of a parcel of approximately 14 acres in
Silver Spring,
Md., where seven newly erected 4-5 story air-conditioned
buildings are known as the'"Forest Park Apartments." The sale
was
concluded
on
Dec.
1,
1961/ the purchase price was $2,471,000, of
which $775,000 was paid in cash with
the balance of $1,696,000
being
"Toddle
tlae
1,125
Marshall
Wm.
corporation.
offices
Carolina
and
North
to
current
through
Common
1,875
375
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Hickory, N. C.,' filed a
29,
covering 132,886
be
offered
for
public sale
company
business
375
Dec.
stock, to
holders thereof
finance
D.
Manley,
W.,
Von
3,750
;
•
625
Co;, Inc.
The
.// "//
SEC
1,125
1,250
Jones
Loewi
v'v
-
•
3,750
375
'
Inc.
Co.
Kiser, Cohn
.
has
stock
common
Ave.,
the
First National Real Estate
V.
*•'•
Dohbs -family
Corp.—Merger Approved—f
Inc.,
2332.
p.
3,750
1,250
'■
1,125
1,250
Co.
Co.
&
Co.,
Edward
be
1,875
375
Co.
&
..
will
3,750
•
&
Sons^_
&
Co.
Hornblower &
The-first
own
company
which
of
the
'*
Gebresearch,
sale
Co.
Tte Illinois
.
bond
&
1,875
625
Hickey &
Forrest Eleetronies Corn- -Files
With:SEC— ;
./
a.//
\ ^ +
, -t.
as
a
.gro.up,^'13^72.%"».-.,After- /corporation on Dec. 21, 1961 filed a
Reg. A .covering 130,000
Company will own 10.38%
^ commoij, shares (par
$1), to be offered at $2, through Elmeij- K.
company.—V. .194, p. 1840.
v..
/> .Aagaard, Salt Lake City.
•
7
members
group 21.91,%,
and management, officials
the exchange, Frederick Smith
Enterprise
of the outstanding stock of the
Dorchester
"
...
&
duPont
Hentz
3,750
Co.\ Inc.
Podesta
California
Gregory
<■
H.
the
outstanding 2,211,168 shares of
James/K.tDobbs owns 5.98%,
,
to
at
South
which
furnishing of catering services to
airlines for their passengers in
flight, in ih» operation of restaurants,
snack bars, concessions and
gift shops at airports and other, terminals,
in
theVraising of registered Hereford cattle for sale to breeders, In
'petroleum production, and ' in the leasing and sale of automobiles
and
*
Sullivan
financing of dealers'
-
as
"
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in
.
f/>//'
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First
the
time
engaged
represented
known
*.>/
-t v#.-
345
by
to
-;r
company-
of
I
Goodbody
"'/'
engaged
"
the
194,
Inc.
Brown
First
owned
by A. H. Field, President.
The selling
stockholders-include
Field'& Company (30,728 shares )^. which is owned
by A. H. Field
and others; Keever. Motor Company (49,188), also owned by A. H.
Field and others; and
Craig Elrod (39,800).// '
V-
*
time
in' the over-the-counter market,
otherwise, at prices current at the time of sale. Such 870,400 shares
will be issued by the
company in 1962 in exchange for the 2,250 out¬
standing pommon
shares
of
The
National
Toddle
Mouse
Corp., : a
Delaware
company/engaged
in
the operation
of- a
chain
of .small
restaurants
is
Registered—
common
it -has
or
Houses."
of
of
in
-
Street
:'/./"" ■:/■" *'"/
Houses,"Inc.—Common Registered—
from
CP.
shares
,
mortgages
has out¬
now
company
Y.,
* '
from
Farrell,
Francis I.
3,750
625
1,250
&
S.
7,500
1,250
&
Co., Inc.
Co., Inc.
&
56,250
1,250
;
Baird
Stkhldrs
2,500
Co.
Cruttenden,
•<
>
Finance Co., Inc.—Common
Registered—
company
i
••/ This company of 120 South Third St.,
Memphis, Tenn., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Dec.
28 covering 870,400 outstand¬
ing shares of common stock, to be offered' for public sale
by the
holders -thereof
Trust
with
.
equities
F
Hickory
of the
company
consists
of
the
purchase,
second mortgage notes, secured by
recorded Mort¬
improved real property. Net proceeds of the company's
and
Midland
statement
are,
and
additional-stock
fees
N.
<7,.,
through Meadow-
working capital.
//^
prevailing
member, the proceeds of which were not delivered to the com¬
and Greenfield and Street have agreed voluntarily to make these
shares good out of their own
holdings.-.The prior offering was made
under a Regulation A "exemption from
registration, which exemption
was
suspended by the Commission "because of certain factors which
the company believes was due to no
fault of its own," the prospectus
states.,•''-///
\ ",v,,/ .'
V'. */"/' •,*/"'"'! //'" ; ' 'v. /
on
and
./'* '/-•/
agent and registrar for the
194, p. 2767./
from
,
pany;
first
30,000
House, Inc.—Appointment—
outstanding
group
principal
$10,
covering
-
about $10,179,900.—V.
registration
'
and
Harlan Street,
president and secretary-treasurer, re¬
spectively. These; shares are to be delivered to purchasers under a
prior offering who failed'to obtain delivery of their shares.,
According
to
the -prospectus,
these shares
were
sold
by
a
cooperating selling
Deeds,
at
Westbury,
"
C.
A"
From the
1
18.750
(Slmonds
Baker,
Texas, filed a
covering $10,500,000
be-offered for public sale at
will require
Marine
This
*
Greenfield
whole
;
/
&
Bosworth,
"Reg.
a
below:
&
RobertrW.
refund
f &
.
corporation of 420 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 28 covering 78,000 shares
common stock. The offering price and
underwriting terms, as well
as the name of the
underwriter, are to be supplied by amendment. Also
included in the statement are 23,000
outstanding, shares owned by. Leo
The
split will
-
forth
set
Co., Inc.
C. Allyn & Co.
A.
•
of
gage
Blyth
of 215 North Stanton St.,1 El Paso,
statement with the SEC on Dec.1 28
Executive
—V.
of
Road,
company
program
/ v
$1,870,942 %$2,102,995
361,674 •
-346,853
Corp.^Commpn.
the
y..
expansion
Country
transfer
Collateral
'
.
*
stock
common
From the
(
•
of
Company
such
on
shares
of
be
>
to
'
Diversified
fpr
N.
supermarkets.,
4,249,878
operating
purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the
respective
number
"will
-
$3,500,000 Of the company's outstanding first
mortgage
bonds. 514% series due 1989 (including
payment of duplicate interest
of
about
$14,900 and a redemption premium of
$257,250),v and for
construction. It Vis-estimated
that
the
company's 1962
construction
-
$5,622,029
Ry.
Hempstead,
Old
of
filed
first
mortgage bonds due, 1992, to
competitive bidding Feb.'7.'Net proceeds
1951—11 Mos.—1960
$557,860
1
by
set.
letter,
generated by
194, p. 1382.
6.—V.
of
used
v
$581,028
revenues
November
was
his
-•
cent), to be offered
one
Inc.,
to
896
registration
/,,/' '^/^/.,/ /;. //■•/; v-'V
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
certificates
about Feb.
Dec.. 27,. 1961
on
(par
are
operation
*
$4,486,545
r
:Period End. Nov, 30-
stock
El Paso Electric Co.—Bonds
14,337,055
$3,481,253
29"i',ya f
,
—V.
additional
Securities,
This
Nat
late
in
action
in
•'
t
1961—11 Mos —1960
$1,637,988
;
*
.
shareowners
to
shares
common
Ellner
;
-
; ;
«
.The corporation
•//
;
the
for
stated
Bache
the
Proceeds
Detroit,'Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—<
announced
date
Ellnep & Pike, Inc.—Files With SEC—
...
officials own 92%/ Roy W. Scheyer,
president/proposes to
12,500 of his holdings of 108,878 shares; Leonard R.
Scheyer,'Vicepresiaent, 15,500 of 138,481; and Stuart R. Scheyer, secretary, 2,000
v
and
no
Bell
sell
37,829.
but
company
'
date."
said
mailed
agement
of
approved
was
Directors,
split,"' Mr." McKinney
by issuance of. two additional shares of common stock, $1
par value, for each share held as of the close of business on Jan.
15,
1962,/to all holders of the common stock of the
primarily engaged in the busi¬
are
of
stock
-effected
•
and its subsidiaries
split
Board
"The
,
The company
stock
ESI's
»
10/
Clayton
share.
per
The
'underwriting
Securities
principal underwriter. The statement also includes an
000 outstanding shares sold
by the selling stockholders
5
have
and
severally
the
en-
sell-
agreed
to
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
railway
194,
p.
oper.
2658.
inc.—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net
of
*76,316
2658/
p.
b,227,9b8
14,559
-
<
Oergon,"
The
Produce
chains
5% convertible sub¬
the Securities and
$5,230,000 principal amount of
due 1982 was filed with
Commission on Jan. 2, 1962.
«•,-'<
debentures
Exchange
this Cleve¬
covering a proposed offering of
registration statement
A
land* concern's
-
its shareholders rights to subscribe for
securities on the- basis of $100 principal amount of debentures
each 12 shares of common stock held.
... .-I
the
for
Proceeds
amendment.—V.
by
nished
1719.
194, p.
/».,
-
/■'•'.
operates
company
>
The
sold
company
the
under
The
corporation
Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
///
1961—Month—1960
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Railway oper. revenue.
$393,610
$364,482 $4,043,179 . $4,046,287
Railway oper. expenses
259,591
233,000
2,907,699
2,062,163
shares
&
/."
last
to
$1)
City.
(par
be
to
are
-
the
.•
instrumentation
Net
income
2659.
oper.
ry.
—V.
194,
p.
44,086
_
/'/-V
systems.
///,.:- /,
;v
ciates.
of authorized
is
common
of
of
Holders
98%
over
194,
Boothe Leasing
outstanding shares of
the
of
stock
1277.
p.
././
.
;
^
"
Life
States
Gulf
-
.
.
Net
.
Net
/v>\'/'/
...
of
company
will
completion
Upon
dissolved.-
be
V.
194,
of
Bank
1383.
p.
Transmittal
of
Letter
National
and
Columbus,
"■/' /,'•-/•
;
•
with
-
This
3501
of
company
statements with
tration
of
headed
Carl
by
Cahuenga Blvd.,
on
Dec.
filed
Angeles,
Los
29: covering
the-* SEC
of
equipping
a
and
the
balance
will
added
be
working
and motion
capital
to
applied
,
efficiency.—V. 194,
officials
dent
(and
39%;
and- members
Hidden
Mining" Co.
Splendor
has
company
preferred stock
P.
A.
purchased
President,
Invitation
an
Splendor announced
preferred shares in
fund
provisions.
The
than
realize
of
was
$1,600,-
'•
/
'
„
additional
an
requirement
savings
$315,000,
Mr.
Kibbe
purchase
the
on
dividends*
on
preferred
The
reduced
was
current
from
1
•
"
The
by
.retired
.
shares
is
company
stock
shares
1965.
from
required
October -of
by
7
the
reduced
of
number
terms
the
636,370
to
each
The
Corporation
of
the
stock
$10.75
-
year,
to
retire
477,491.
182,000
that
so
;
.
•
shares
the
entire
*
-
..
of-
preferred
Funds
offer
sold
at
a
all
price
purchased
share.
used
were
from
Properties
in
sale
the
part of
of
of
from
issue
will
'
be
stock,
.
is
Its
135,745
$10
per
preferred shares
share.
The price at
shareholders
ranged
from
which
to
the $3,000,000
Splendor's
Lake
in
cash
interest
of
area
New
which
in
Mexico
Company s interest in the Homestake-New Mexico
mill.—V. 195, p. 8.
the
in
'
Dec.
without
■>.
subordinated
debentures
at
■!/
.
/
company
/ Through
/;•
-
Washington,
A
company
(together
funded
System, Inc.—Units Reg¬
/■/!/'V,;. ///-; /
*:;.= /!
.
great
variety
grocery
of
houses
items
in
in
the
and
one
produce,- frozen
-
•:;V
,
Redemption—v .:/!/ V/!: / /, x
Inc.-rDebentures Registered—•
none
or
-
J /
•
amount/ The
principal
of
offering- will
be'*
through underwriters headed by, BlAir*
and* underwriting terms are4 tb be ^supplt'ed
basis
-
export
and
sells'
indebtedness
and
markets,
.
prin/
of
the
through
its"* Alumatic
Division,
and
related
the debenture; sale
funds),r$932,838'will be used to retire
aluminum
products/Of the
with certain other
doors,
'
Storm
net"; proceeds
company/
windows
from
$350,000
to'..retire"
current
incurred to prepay funded Indebtedness in.
for capital expenditures in expanding the plant
Products
Division;
and the
balance will be used to"
previously
amount;
the
of
$270,000
White
to a commercial finance company nbw
receivable, and, in effect, will be added
/
•" ■
/
'.
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■ / !
In
addition to
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,108,558 shares of common«■ stock
(after giving effect to a recent
4% stock dividend)of which Edward Lamb, Board Chairman, and his
associates own an aggregate of 68.7%. Everett A. Sisson is President.
retire
.
:
short-term
secured
/to
by
•
working
trade
obligations
accounts
capital.
"
"//.-.■
.
.
.
estate.-/ //V/'//'.-/" ./::///'/,/.-
public
>29-covering 200,000 shares of-common
at $3.50 per share.
The offering
basis
by
Bond
&
Share
will; receive-a selling commission of 52l/2 cents
17 Vi cents for expenses.
Also included
20,000, shares sold to the underwriter and 4.50Q
Hayutin, .finder,'at
under
Continental
10. cents
per
./
shopping
law In October 1961, the company s pror
operate concerns engaged in diversified areas
including in some cases companies engaged in
enterprises.
It now operates three subsidiaries
cents
,
assembly
of
TEFLON
of
hose).
will
be
custom-built
other
and
Of
the
used
for
industrial
industrial
proceeds
•
of
machinery
products
the
sale
of
and
55%
is
Amir,
will
by
company
increase
to- $1.25
of public
owned
per
(and
,
dis¬
investors.
S.
Amir
book
share, with
-
&
Co.,
is sole
value
a
of
>
a
Dec. 27, 1961 offering circular, R. L. Warren Co.,
I, Louis, offered publicly, 75,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated
stock,
Inc., of New York, of whk,„
stockholder.
Sale of .the new
outstanding shares from 22
dilution in the equity
$2.25 per share
>c.
•
i
,
1
Offered—Pursuant
to
reinforced
additional
Linco International, Inc.—Common
/,.
the
President,
the
funds, v
;'«■
"-V !•
The holdings are diyersifted/among' office and professional; buildings,
centers, industrial" buildings, other business properties and
mortgages.
'! / / .• : .' /!.///
The basic purpose of
the trust,/as explained in the prospectus, is
to provida investors, with
an
opportunity to own, -through transfer¬
able shares, an interest in.the-trust, whicn owns diversified properties.
The investment objective .will be .high cash yields. The supplement; to
the, properties contains audited statements of .earnings of the properties
acquired by the trust.—V. 194, p. 116. ! V
/, /
,
;
.
/ mutual
share.
Delaware
and
*-///'"'-*/'
.
sale
efforts
!"'/•.•-/
(formerly Liberty Real Estate Trust, of.Florida) with
Liberty St.,- N. Y.; ahdr 1572 State St.; Sarasota, Fla/ was
formed qnder the provisions of the Real Estate-Investment:^Trust Act
enacted
by Congress in 1960. Under this legislatian,, a qualified real
estate
investment trust pays".no Federal corporate
income, tax. if it
/ distributes, at...least 90% of'its taxable income to shareholders. The
trust gives, investors
the same .tax advantages accorded investors: in
company
offices at 1
acquisition.of additional business con¬
cerns, $130,000 by Pik 'N Pay to defray the cost of acquiring supers
market or opening a new super market, and the balance for research/
payment. of
indebtedness and working .capital.
Of
the outstandir
shares
in
food
Dec.
on
best
activity,
speculative
and
$200,000
Milwaukee, Ore.,
Oregon
100%
at
all
interest-rate
and
fabricates
aluminum
additional
are
acquire
industrial
par
of 326 North River Road,
wholesale
it
an
Marvin
to
tributor
Stmha
large
plus
statement
and
stock,
five
/ :
aljso manufactures plumbing fixtures and/water softeners.
its Thomson Machinery Division, .the company manufactures,
services
specialized sugar cane agricultural equipment in
domestic
.
debenture*.The
for
a
business
design
capital.
BUSINESS—The
and
sells
& Solvents Co. Inc.>, acquired in exchange for the
300,000
outstanding
shares
of
company^ stock-.
The
three
companies
are
engaged, respectively, in the operation of a self-service super market
in Newark,
N.
J.;, manufacture of lounges and seating units; and
with
uranium
($250 each).
will be added to the company's working
Net.proceeds
H
cipally in the manufacture and sale of gas: and electric water heaters
at its plants'in Middleville, Michigan and W^dsor,
Ontario,-and the
f
Machine
"
House, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant
1, 1961 offering circular, the company offered,
underwriting, $237,750 of its 10-year 6% re-
deemable
operates
...
v
(PJk 'N Pay Super Markets .Inc., Rame Products Corp. and American
mining
together
on
which
for
to
poses
new
Partners
offered
be
made
Organized
-
-
Hudson
a
.V
4,
subordinated
share
the
shares
company
uranium
be
Corp.,
under
$10
to
to
per
of
Hidden
Ambrosia
of
processing
to
r-C.
• ■.•
.statement with.the SEC
'
current
was
per
^received
the
-
Jefferson Diversified Industries, In<5.—Common Reg'd
This company of 161 E. 42nd St.,' New. York City,/filed a registration*
,
out-
purchase, coupled with previous retirement or conversion of stock, has satisfied the
sinking fund require¬
ments for October of 1962,
as well as all but 113,491
shares of the
1963 requirement.
Atlas
.
to
■
preferred
standing
,
-
sale
an
The
The
preferred
V.:-/Z
v
offering will mark the initial
public sale of the company's securities.' ' '; /-.''
-:!"/'//;./"
//
/
Bache <fe Co., New York City, apd The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
Atlanta, are managers of a group which will underwrite the offering.
.Net proceeds from the financing will be used to pay the balance due
Liberty Real Estate Trust—Exchange Offer Effective
on the
purchase price of laind at Los Angeles International Airport, on
On Jan. 2, 1962 the company took title to real estate properties, and
which the company intends to construct and operate a hotel/ v' /-1
mortgages
with an exchange price of/$ll,415,936in-, exchange for,
The company is engaged in the business of establishing and operat¬
/ 616,252 sharfes. of beneficial interest in the trust at an offering price
ing modern hotels located in 6r adjacent to terminal buildings or air¬
of $10 per share.
The net exchange price was $6,162,522 plus mortports serving major cities in the United States. It operates the Airport
,; gages on several of the iproperties.
!•/
Hotel in the terminal building at Miami International Airport and th'e
:
The supplement to the Sept.-25,. 196U prospectus lists 31 properties
Airport Hotel at Birmingham' (Ala.). Municipal Airport. ,In addition,
in six Florida counties
involved in the exchange.,,-Unlike securities,
it has entered into contracts for the operation
of hotels to be con¬
swap
funds, the trusty is believed to be the first' in the country to
structed at Houston International Airport* and' at Dulles/International
assemble its
portfolio /by .exchanging its shares for-, equities Tn' real
Airport, which will serve Washington, D. C.
.
- /"
said..
of
were
.
,
annual
$420,000
and es¬
1961*
"
../■
.
30,
•:by amendment."'''.-" /V; *
'r
"- The company through its White Products Division/is' engaged
and
..
"•
in
made
/:'■,/
v.."
.
t
dividend
The
cost
whereby
,
speed
.
/
sinking
by
convertible
.
cumulative
purchase
shareholders
Jan.
.,->.//
Industries,
on
Co.
&
company
on
June
the
of
public
made
of Miami, Fla., filed a registration statement with the
1962 covering the proposed public offering of 17,00d
units, each unit to consist of 10 shares, of common stock and one $100
spend up to this amount in purchasing
of
scheduled retirement under sinking
would
advance
,'./..
price paid
This
SEC
Hidden
preferred
9.
maximum
with
data
Airport Hotel
"
ended
year
has
company
indebtedness
International
V-W-''
6%
total
a
The
its
ffor
2326.
p.
istered— .//
Mr.
the
$147,758
will
it
announced.
to
of
:
.,
that
for the shares thus purchased was $10.07
Kibbe said.
Because this is 93 cents per share less
fund redemption price of $11, the company saved
purchasing the shares at this time J Also the company
average
share,
per
shares
issue,
approximately
outstanding;- cost of
company has called for redemption oil Feb.-1,* 1962,' through
of the mandatory sinking fund, $900,000 of its .first, mort¬
4Va%< bonds.vjseries-L, due Feb. 1/.1989 at 100% plus accrued
interests. Payment
will be made at Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. • of
New
York, or. at the First National Bank of Chicago, -Chicago, 111.
193,
1509.
'
Preferred
/'/V'''- //:/:'■■/;
158,879
•
gage
—V.
the
of ; 500 Edward- Lamb Bldg./.Toledo, Ohio, • filed a statement with the SEC on JDec. 28 covering $2,200,0.00
of'sinking fund
(subordinated)/debentures". due 1977 ..(with/attached'
warrants to-purchase- 220,000 -shares-of ;comni(m;-stoyck).tp' he' offered
operation
and
in
sales
This "company
•The
Presi¬
Hanna,
Certain
prefered shareholders for
from
Kibbe,
with
accord
William
—
'v.:
Shares Repurchased—
000,
families.
$^50,000
shares
IFr
/:Inland Steel Co.—Partial Redemption—' " ;
family trusts) own 39%; Joseph R. Barbera, Vice-President,
George Sidney, Vice-President, 22%.
and
The
their
of
of
microfilmed
p.
as
registration
/
r
*
to production costs of new television
picture pro¬
(in lieu of obtaining advances from distributors). .The company
has outstanding 1,200,000 shares of stock, all owned by manage¬
ment
the-total
total-about $17,-50O.-:
.retrieves
and
usually
with $549,767 the year- before. Net income in the
$51,949, compared with $18,172, in the preceding year.
was
p;
Lamb
v
*'
taxes.'/-'*7/ v:"
conversion' ^bf- -the
of-
organizations distribute to
part of the employe relatiohs
purchasing
the
called " for redemption on Feb. 1,! 1962/"through
sinking fund, $107,000 of its-first mortgage' bonds,
47/8% Series, duejMay l/l982' at 101.65%.-'plus accrued interest and„
$128,000 of fts first mortgage bonds, 4%%' series, due 'July'" 1, .1985
at 101.07% plus accrubd Interest. * Payment.:wiH be made-at'-the Mer~.
i.eantile Trust Co.*-721 Locust1".SJ./St. Louis, q.r at- the .Bankers/Trust
Co.,' 16 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.-/-V: 193, p. ioi.6.-,/*/ ;/vr * ;/
The
.
stores
grams
now
194,
/operation
playable on these shares except
income before
added 'to
.be
would
which
,
of 76 Ninth Ave., New York City, publishes
Laclede Gas Co.—Partial
!
According
to Mr.
Moore,
proceeds
from the. debenture wiU help
defray manufacturing costs incurred hy Information Retrieval Gorp.v
an
IFI
subsidiary.Information Retrieval Corp. Is producing CRIS
(Command Retrieval Information System), an electronic device which,
stock sale,
facilities;
event
would
issue
books and other children's articles. Of the net proceeds ./
about $900,000 will be expended in constructing and
new
building to house expanded office and production ■'
games,
the
the
5%
the
V
price
($10 maximum)
and underwriting terms are to -be supplied
by amendment;
An affiliate of the principal underwriter has agreed
to
purchase $500,000 of 5%
convertible notes of due company due
Dec.
31, 1961, which notes are convertible at from $10 to $12 per
share
through 1965;. and the affiliate also has agreed to purchase
five-year options to acquire 10,000 shares exercisable on similar terms.
The principal business of the company is the production of television
cartoons, and commercials.
It also produces cartoons for exhibition
in motion picture theatres and comic strips, and licenses the names
and likenesses of'its cartoon characters for merchandise,
principally
toys,
In.
shares
& Co.,
Industry, Inc.—Debentures Sold Pri¬
interest is
no
„/
compared
period
,
regis- •'/
a
200,Q00
to be offered for public sale through underwriters
M. Loeb,. Rhoades & Co., Inc.
The. public offering
stock,
capital
$542,756
Washington,. D.
out of IFI's net
remainder
free of charge,
REVENUES—Gross
Chairman,//V «•/''/.]"/i;-^//1//-/
share;
per
Productions, Inc.—Stock Registered—
Hanna-Barbera
>
Offeerd—Gianis
It also sells booklets and monthly letters on income
taxes and planning of estate and personal affairs.
tate
burg, Thalmann '& Co., New York City. They are con¬
vertible into 12,500 shares of-IFI common stock at $20
,,/■////,
/
8,405
transfer
common
/•// '■' /../'
program.
/; The debentureis were! "placed privately with a .small
group of individual and institutional investors by Ladeln-
an
Acceptance to the transfer agent,
Columbus,-. Ga.,- by
Jan.- 20.—
•
.,/• 12,630
/
•
will use $208,828 of the proceeds to repay
to working capital.
/.
/
company
the
company
booklets
their employes,
7,052,300
1961
Information for
Board
company *
.
stockholders
Accepting
executed
First
the exchange offer the Alabama
/'////,/ / .//.■ /'//.•/',/..,/■/
must, forward share - certificates
of
■.,/•/.
.*
inc
oper.
City
will add
and
sells
and
$8,721,061
$1,549,268
$1,668,761
104,861 '.,
127,203
$152,062
2552.
first public offering of stock in the
publisher of information booklets for
the
was
BUSINESS—The
G., company has sold
$250,000 in 6% convertible income debentures, due Dec.
31, 1966, it was announced by George E.- Moore, IFI
t
-
$129,016
194,
financial, commercial and industrial organizations.
194, p. 2659.
vately— This
■
,1962.
/
from ry. opers.
Chicago, has been named
Chicago, registrar for the
Bank
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—The
6,527,509
of
p.,
Bank,
Savings
National
company.—V.
York
—V.
<
515 Chandler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. is offering to -;.
exchange 1,100,000 shares.of its common stock for-all the outstanding
Vshares of Gulf States Life Insurance Co^ (Alabama!, parent, on the/,,
basis of one share for each two shares of the Alabama company held
of record Dec. 29. The offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 20,
This
«
rev.
railway
—V.
Offer—
Co.—Exchange
Insurance
i
-
f
.
this issue.
Telecommunications Corp.,
Metropolitan
See
.
&
First
the
This
New
/
$8,076,777
throughout the organization. He said that
profit improvement in 1962 resulting from
for Koehring products and from con¬
reduction efforts.—V. 194, p. 116.
demand
cost
of
Koster-Dana
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings— z//•'////■//' //////■
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Corp.—New Name—
of
loans
agreed to the exchange by depositing, their shares in
escrow
with the
Wells Fargo Bank American Trust/Compapy, San
Francisco.
Boothe Leasing
Corp., headquartered in San Francisco, / '/'Period End. Nov. 30—
/1961—Month—1960
leases
equipment
to
industrial,
commercial and other businesses
Railway'oper. revenue-!/ $758,723
$746,821
throughout the United States.—V. 194, p. 1947.
.
.'//-•//"! Railway oper. expenses629,707
594,759
Grow
the
Inc., New York City, as managing underwriter, offered
publicly on Jan. 5, 1962, 70,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $5 per share.:
/:
20
have
Corp.
in
Trust
and
agent
the
intends to
making loans
by
or
stock.
Boothe
of
company
improvement,
further
be
company
preference stock are to be issued
new
from
the substantial profit
that
out
reduction
cost
should
Harris
/'-•v ;v :
:
pointed
Knape & Vogt Manufacturing Co.—Appointment—
finance small business concerns by investing in
to them. It will also render consulting and ad¬
visory services to them. To date, the company has provided capital
in the
amount of $180,000 to four small business concerns through
the purchase
of debentures and the making of long-term loans.—V.
in exchange for
common
stock of Boothe Leasing Corp., subject to the approval of
the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The exchange ratio is eighttenths of a share of Greyhound preference stock for each share of
of the
Shares
increase
tinuing benefits
North Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111.,
a
closed-end non-diversified management investment company and
licensed
under
the
Small Business
Investment Act of 1958/ The
is
of
amendment also increased the number
stock from 14 million to 16 million.
The
1971.
31,
Dec.
until
•
were
increase
some
this firm's common stock was made
offering of 135,000 shares, at $10 per
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
\
1961' were
the letter.
that *sales- of
_
of the decline in sales, resulted from benefits of the firm's
acquisition program, plant consolidations, and a general pro¬
spite
gram
*'
•:
financing, together with other
funds, will be used to provide equity capital, long-term loans, and
financial management and advisory services to small business concerns,
and for the company's operating expenses.
majority vote of the outstanding shares of each class of stock—
an
amendment to the Certificafe of In"T-noration
e-eatine: a new
class
of
294,137
authorized shares of 4y2%
cumulative preference >
stock
of the par
value of $50 per snare, convc.^.c mtj common
shares
■//,/;/'' '-V:-
PROCEEDS—Net
in
was
realized
despite the fact
11% below. 1960 sales. After provision for dividends
stock, earnings' for the year amounted to 71 cents per
share compared with four cents per common- share in 1960.
product
share, by Blair & Co., Inc., New York City, and asso¬
>
announced that at a meeting
of the company adopted—by a
Chairman, has
Wilmington, stockholders
in
27
Dec.
-
Ackerman,
W.
p
Approved—Acqui¬
Corp.—Stock Increase
Greyhound
sition Planned—
...
with
the fiscal year ended Nov.--.30;
$224,000 in 1960, according to
for
with
earnings
Steelman
Mr.
in
Initial public sale of
Jan. 5 through the
j
.-'4;y;
of -1961 results which will be reported in full
annual report to stockholders early in January.
■
compared
profit
'common
Offered—
Illinois Capital Investment Corp.—Common
125,561
//,:/ y
--
compared
.
for
used
Humphrey, of 621 Fourth Ave., San Diego, is engaged in the. design
manufacture
of
precision instruments used in
missile control
$984,124
$131,482:; $1,135,480
35,146
214,011
• ■
.
■/.
$134,019
from ry. ops.
rev.
as
preferred
on
and
and
Koehring's
there
Net
•V;-/.
■!
heavy
$51,249,000
.
;
r
,
■
Jullen R. Steelman,-i President* ahd . Chairihan of the
machinery firm., The letter gave stockholders an
by
company's
This
-
summary
$1,259,000
.//
-
week
.Milwaukee
advance
..
improvement for fiscal;1961
earnings
f ;
-
reported by this-company In a letter written to stockholders '
were
•"
-
Vr
Koehring Co.—Annual Report—
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 40,000
offered at $7.50, through J. A. Hogle
•
•
••
'"v *-•'!; '»"•
equipment and working capital.
21,
be
Dec.
on
Salt- Lake
Co.,
Proceeds
Period End. Nov. 30—
2,717,717
City, has been appointed
the... corporation.—V,^, 19.4,
York
stock-,of
New
common^
/ ''J;U
Substantial
through normal wholesale channels.—V. 194, p. 1947.
.Humphrey, Inc.—Files With SEC—
.
the
of
agent
1960
.
capital
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
2551.
p.
.
*/;■-/
$2,076,350
743,345
Inc.—Appointment—
Kenwin Shops,
transfer
in
use
sold primarily
are
•
$4,794,067
194, p. 2660.
The
-
.
manufactured products.
.• '.<
also operates a bakery which produces bread and rolls
trade name
"Luxury."
The products - of the bakery
and
oper.
ry.
.
Cold Pack Division for sharp
a
packed under the company's own labels. Merchandise packed in the
plants is-sold through normal wholesale distribution chan¬
nels as well as in bulk to other processors and distillers for further
additional working capital.
McDonald & Co., Cleveland, is named as the principal underwriter.
Names of
other underwriters, the offering price of the debentures,
the price at which they may be converted into common, and the record
date for determining shareholders entitled to the rights will; be fur¬
418,055
.
Mos.—1960'
$4,336,915
2,826,366
$1,510,549
' 387,949
'$230,234
74,689
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
company's
and to provide
inventories,
additional
and
the
Net
retail outlets.
The principal customers of the
smaller stores, restaurants, hotels, hospitals
provisioners.
addition,
processing
$35,214
revenue-
are
is
finance capital expenditures
the sale will be used to
from
Division
„
Stores will offer
Drug
Gray
ops.
oper.
Net
freezing, processing and storage of farm products.
The company's four packing plants in Oregon and one in Washing¬
ton axe operated
by the Packing Division.
These plants process "and
pack nuts, berries, cherries, prunes, peaches, pears and other fruits
and vegetables.
Approximately 90% of the products of this division
are packed under
the private labels of the purchasers and the balance
-
>
1961—11
$475,804
245,570
income-;-*-
Railway
.
and
independent
ships'
In
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
$353,580
expenses/.-* 318,366
oper.
Wholesale
and
and
Institutional
-
Proposed Debenture Sub¬
—
scription Rights—
ordinated
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
wholesale, business
Is,, departmentalized into four
Grocery Division,. Produce Divison,
Institu¬
Frozen Foods Division. ..The Wholesale Grocery,
Frozen
Foods
Divisions
sell
primarily to retail store
companj 3
Division
tional
and
Stores, Inc.
Drug
Gray
.
Kansas, Oklahoma &
company
"Dundee,"
divisions—the
$1,906,840
*266,549
$1,456,970
*527,775
$223,884
$120,287
income..*
oper.
•Deficit.—V. 194,
$8,134,808
5,875,737
the
business
sale
$7,332,707
$762,142
538,258
$652,793
532,506
revenue.
expenses
from ry. ops.
rev.
ry.
,
are sold through these houses.
In its whole¬
uses the brand names "Patty Day," "Pride
"Hudson House," "Yamhill" arid "Otter." -
and wholesale supply lines
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Nov. 30—1961—Month—1960
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Period End
Net
.
(114)
6
at $250,000, will be a loan to the company's principal
supplier, to finance the purchase of inventory to enable
the company to open approximately 12
new licensed
departments during 1962. // - '
"■/
<-"*
.
.
BUSINESS—^The company was incorporated-on April 26,: I960, under
laws of the State of Missouri, as Linen Sales Co.
Its principal
the
Volume
office
located
is
at
Number
195
6123 .v. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
stockholders
will
own
62.5%
of
the ..outstahding
stock for which
Houghtaling-transferred>a going business having a net worth of $2,700
(the net worth ..of vthe company as ,of September .30, 1961 was $20,058.15), and-the public will own 37.5% for an investment or$300,000.
Overland 32, St. Louis
Page Industrial Blvd.,
1510
County, Mo.
'
'*!•
..
^
'-O
'
-
The
operates, either directly or through its subsidiaries, 20
departments in closed-door membership department stores and opendoor discount
department stores. The merchandise sold in the com¬
company
includes
departments
pany's
notions
allied
and
lines.
"""
V.
:c'
194,
2443.
p.
TO
EFFECT
'
"
"•
This
Victor
,
-
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
*
of
company,
Paint
rectors
"
the mail, sueh products
as sewing machines,
radios And tape recorders.
net--proceeds,.about,8600,OOO will be used to
of
Co.,; of
the
Chairman
two
panies.
,
and
under
Detroit,
and
New
City,
would
Of-tho
Clonal
agreed -upon
di¬
by
by James M. Crosby,
Victor, President of Victor.-
S.
approval
of
;
,
stockholders
of
both
vacuum
cleaners,
retail? stores
and
the balance
will
1615.
p.
be
added
tor
1
'
three addi-
open
working capital
r
P
Mount Clemens Metal Products
Co.—Acquisition—■
acquire
announced
Harold
the
York
proposal
a
it was
concerns,
of
Mary Carter,
The proposal is subject to
>
Fla.,
Tampa,
7
typewriters,
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
fabrics,
FINANCING
PRESENT
through
.
—V. ,194,
1
.
'Authorized
1,000,000 shs.'
.
cents
draperies,
and
"
.
- '
"v
par)—_—__
..."
J,
stock i(30
Common
'
<
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
•
curtains
linens,
"•
(115)
This Detroit-based
.
quired
.
all
store
com¬
Samuel
.
.
manufacturing And retailing company, has ac¬
the-outstanding capital stock of Solway's, Inc., a threeretailing chain, in Cincinnati, it was announced by
'
furniture
R.
Penneys,
Mount Clemens'
President.
Mr. Penneys also stated that the directors of Mount
Clemens have
approved the sale of the present Mount Clemens furniture divisions to
The divisions, which were -acquired by Mount " Clemens in
October,,; 1961, are Markson Bros., Inc., which operates nine retail
„
,
,
; ; Lionel Corp.—Stock Registered—
.
Under
-
shares
■
terms
of
of
the
Victor
agreement,
Mary Carter would acquire 300,000.
or
all .outstanding
shares of the
proposal, 137,500 shares of Victor stocx
common
stock,
company.
The.corporation of Hillside,. N. J.,, filed a registration statement with
According to the
SEC on Dec. 20
would be exchanged on the basis of eight shares of Victor for five
covering 15,800 shares of 3%% non-cumulative
i: shares of newly-issued
stock (and underlying common shares), together with 244,-:
Mary Carter plass A common.
Majority own634 shares of common stock. The preferred stock was issued in ex¬
ership. interests accounting for. the balance of Victor stock would exchange for commbri stock of Hathaway Instruments,-Inc., »which . in C,;''changq their shares on the basis of two shares bf" Victor' for one share
•turn had •been, issued by Hathaway upoh the exercise,:of -stock" .options
of: Mary '-Carter
-">s
* 4 •
'' "
v
».
the
Solway's.
,
.
,
furniture
.
stores in^New York and
•
preferred
Furnishing
Lac,
Co.,
Philadelphia, and Sam Fortas House
large furniture store in Memphis, Tenn.
;
a
v
,
Terms
cluded
not
were
cash
disclosed
and stock..
.
of
either transaction. Both, however,
»:'
-
'
—
in¬
*
The .commort shares have'been issued
..The, owners' of Solway's,"from .whom -all*the
outstanding stock-was '
;»r C?.''TheipurpQjse; of the prospective acquisition is
to' achieve manufa'cor are reserved for. issuance pursuant to the exercise of options granted
bought, Carl Solway,-President,< and Louis K. Hellmanf
Treasurer, will
S* turing and distribution^ economies* by consolidating similar operations
or assumed by Lionel.—V.
remain in the same positions and will be the
194,' .p: 2335"■. -f
of the Two
principal executives ofcompanies,'^-.said Mr. Crosby. ; "Both concerns, share a '
v"■.*
the enlarged Solway's chain.
.of.; v
Joseph Schwartz, President of Markson
^
goal of bringing better paint < values to consumers, through quality
Bros,' wm appointedNVice-President of solway's.
Littlefield, Adams & Co.—Common Registered— :
manufacture ' and; aggressive merchandising at lowest: possible cost."
'ry
;
.,•■«I
Mr:
Victor;, would join the • Mary
'This company of :;128 Oliver*. St!,"" Patersori, N. -J., .filed ,a registration
Penne$f said that the consolidation of these organizations under ,the
Carter, management .as a. Vice.~
President and Director, Mr. Crosby said;' statement with - the SEC on Dec,; 28 covering-150,000: sharfes 'Of; cOftirhoh
"strong and proven direction of the existing Solway's management
" V 7 •'
would .establish "one of the most progressive and
stock, to be offered for/public- sale on. an all or none basis by Andresfeft
growth-minded home
;•' f "The plan. calla for retaining the Victor brand and promoting the
&
Co.
The
furnishings retailing institutions in the East.",: All buying, marketing public offering price-,($5 maximum),
and underwriting
sales of Victor paint in those areas where Victor
already has strong and promotional activities will be centralized in
terms, are to be supplied by amendment.;The .statement, also includes
the Cincinnati office.'
distribution,Mr.. Crosby said.,, Victor has a plant-in Detroit-and
15,000 shares underlying-four-year warrants to be-sold to the-unde'rSolway's will v be a completely autonomous subsidiary, with all de¬
operates 53-outlets, in Detroit and-nearby-communities, a market.in
.writer for :$150, exercisable at a price to be-supplied -by amendment.
cision-making powers invested in the Solway's management...
which Mary, Carter,
'
with more than 70Q retail" stores in 36 states, >•
Warrants to purchase 4,000 of such shares will be re-sold to Howard „'J,
does not participate!
' >"*
k}* ■4" •' '*■
Schwartzberg, at cost, as a VfinderV fee* -.jav.:r Sf
; -.,y;
"a. ,v
National Hospital Supply Co.,
The two companies will announce later, the dates in
February when
Inc.—Appointment— 7
;.
The company and its subsidiaries
are
engaged in the publication ^
they will hold stockholder meetings to vote on the proopsal, they said.
VThe
First National City Bank
of New York has been; appointed
and sale of paperback outlines, reviews and reference books primarily
prior to its -merger into Lionel;
-
.
i
*
.
-
,
..
•
.
.
„
♦
!
-
for
students; the manufacture?and sale of stuffed novelties,
banners, rlabdratory aprons
and various • oollege
supplies';
the distribution of medical, nursing and law books published by non¬
affiliated companies and the operation of retail book stores in Detroit,
Michigan and Cleveland, Ohio. Net proceeds from the stock sale will
college
pennants,:
be
used
of
■
plates
retire
to
for
loans
by
officers
and
stockholder,, to
a
The
of
through 615
Texas;
also
in
the
addition
to
certain
of
shares
recapitalization
subsidiaries..
034.85
the
(after
the
4,994
new
for
shares,
giving
to
the
Of
to
of
18.86%,
standing
respectively.
Present
$1.91 per share.
is
book
of
value
shares
" '*
30,
M".
and
net
were
Coates,
f
The
N.
the common stock of
!
.
the
Mech-Tron
The
stock,
for
income
up
the
over
President.
.
!
:
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses.
Net
the
period
same
Net
sales
A
corporation's ."first
year
a
;;
Net
quarter,
Period End. Nov. 30—
shares
Stocks,
1961
19,
cents)
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
oper.-; revenue_
$5,622,819
Railway
oper.; expenses
V 4,979,970
.engineering,
to
filed
be
be,
a
offered
.
813,826
8,393,064
8,501,814
$172,197
*$81,546
$1,052,228
$681,598
155,578
*131,684
644,030
221,831
...
194, p. 2661.
New York Central
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1961—Month—1960
^
for
plumbing,
" ./ 'i
i:''
wiring,,
•./ i
-
1961—11 Mos.—1960 >
$5,430,907 $64,112,549
4,872,440
j..
^
^
557,189,596
622,002,072
44,028,052
43,613,408
479,120,657
523,056,944
9,664,790
8,923,818
78,068,939
98,945,128
2,986,291
1,027,341
*4,345,823
12,586,389
oper.
revenue—
53,692,842
oper.
expenses-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
from
rev.
ry. ops."
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
$642,849
"$558,467
.
_%
140,491
equipment
:
"*•
'
.
Net
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.-—V.
■'
inc
$6,487,270
'
535,098
"-2,388
$4,816,423
*1,789,694
New
.
York
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Loral
See
Electronics
Arco
Electronics,
Corp.—Merger Approved—
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
Period End. Nov. 30—
RR.-
' '<
$;.■,
194,
-
This
of
1948.
p.
revenue-
20,793,031
Railway
oper.
expenses
15,257,914
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
First
York
$5,535,117
12,343,550
ry.
$4,175,209 $46,908,317 $38,154,448
1,948,171
18,745,377
15,498,182
.
The
Grow
National' City
for
Bank
the
of
York
New
capital stock of
•
$357,981
oper.
expenses
142,002
Net
Net
ended
forma
last
Grow
June,
basis.—V.
The
\
194,
corporation
shares
common
has been appointed
corporation.—V. 194,
the
ferred
two
shares
components,
mark
wider
its
Beidler,
has
range
President,
$256,000
sale
of
Dec.
(par $150)
to
of
small
at
be
Fort
)%
changed its
of activities
Net rev.
Net
of
$6,678,000,
on
a
to
per
for
Wayne,
unit.
in
units
of
Ind.
p.
'jVJ
•*
^1
10,027,100
9,918,885
990,135
1,256,372
r
860,161
1,096,723
from ry.
ops.
deficit
3,509,839
12,104,949
19,113,500
15,228,127
2662.
p.
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
oper.
1961—Month—1960
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$316,897
257,226
$328,215
$3,334,049
279,506
2,848,127
3,125,912
$59,671
$48,709
31,271
$485,922
' $592,413
293,342
245,304
9,573
$3,717,725
—V. 194, p. 2662.
and
Norfolk
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1961—Month—1960
Ry.. operating revenue—
Ry. operating expenses
and
1568.
$
expenses
expenses-
is involved.
in the manufacture
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$
115,674,203 123,060,822
112,164,364 110,955,873
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net railway oper. deficit
preferred
$
11,175,257
revenue—
SEC—
*299,095
11.017,235
Railway
covering 1,292
participating pre¬
one
1961—Month—1960
'■*»,''
Period End. Nov. 3(0—
debt.
is engaged
191,
of
477,363
2662.
Railway oper.
pro-
$1,056,290
revenue-
oper.
194,
New
-
A"
underwriting
No
repayment
crafts.—V.
"Reg.
a
non-cumulative
offered
be
$170
filed
1961
646
ry.
—V.
1,896,911
$1,885,952
$99,541
♦34,172
'
producer
$2,953,201
1,711,432
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings-
Railway oper.
Railway -oper.
announced.
Corp.—Files With
28,
and
used
pleasure
sales
on
$3,597,384
1,55,481..
87,093
194, p.
;
~
$255,022
$215,979
ops.
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
New
2335.
par)
shares
common
Midwestern
-Proposed Preferred Stock
independent
ry.
Period End. Nov. 30—
entered the chemical field last month with
Solvent Co., of Detroit. The new name was
was
p.
on
(no
Proceeds, are
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.-
from
rev.
ry.
♦
Corp.—Name Chg'd
selected, Mr. Beidler said, because Grow, a leading supplier of spe¬
cially formulated paint thinners to automobile manufacturers, now
represents about 75% of the company's income which for the fiscal
v-'t,
.
>
' vV,".
leading
a
and
to
Sheppard
company
acquisition-of
Y.;
equipment
Corporation
interest,
electronic
N.
Midwestern Industries
registrar
2226.
p.
the
$
Financial Corp.—Appointment—
Lytton
New
$
2660.
194, p.
The
ops.
income—
oper.
0
year
from
rev.
$,
19,223,313 208,100,117 207,997,409
15,048,104 161,191,800 169,842,961
communication
to
expanded
The
Telecommunications
of Plainview,
company
wire
and
-Earnings—
■;
.
oper;
industries.
-
1961—Month—1960 ?% 1961-I960
%. 1961—11 Mos.—1960
Railway
aircraft
The corporation on Dec. 28, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 25,000.
shares (par 10 cents) to be offered at the market, without
underwriting. Proceeds will go to the selling stockholders.
'.
Metalcraft of Roosevelt Field Industrial Area, Garden City, L,fl.,
N. Y., is engaged as a contract manufacturer of precision products in
the metal-working field>rr-V.
191, p. 2640.'
'
;
.
; •
■;
..»• f
' ;
name
Nashville
&
and
SEC—
revenue-
,
>■"
"
Louisville
automotive
oper.
,■/
1961—11 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Railway
common
;
Metropolitan
r
the
.
194, p. 2662.
and
r'
53,408,782
V' \v
194, p. 2660.
for
Inc.—Files'With
:
•
"
$58,225,205
57,625,279
and products
1961—11 Mos.—1960
^
52,537,226
Railway
"Reg. A" covering 150,000
at $1, through Insurance
:.
used
1961—11 Mos.—1960
r
$9,445,292
$9,183,412
$732,280
V,.k;V.
of
9150
Highway 85,, Henderson, Colo.,
is engaged in
design, ^development, repair and manufacture of mechani¬
Metalcraft,
.
•
ry.
'
778,431
ops.
income-
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
according
ago,
''
capital."--
working
"
;■
Dec.
50
to
are
/-Mech-Tron
out¬
(par
Inc., .'Denver.
Proceeds'
*
V'::
1961—Month—1960
.Railway
*
10.
$950,628
.
Railway
Net
p.
totaled
Industries, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation on
common
1
:
cal, parts
;
195,
RR.—Earnings—
1§61—Month—1960
Railway
Railway
178,-
now
^ Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
Net
corporation.—V.
Northeastern
Railway
Conroe,
,
Orleans &
Period End. Nov. 30—
company's
J.;
all
were
the
outstanding
such
1691.
p.
New
$18,827,676, up $527,rose from $1,001,864 a year ago to $1,102,505,
charges.;' Earnings amounted to 68 cents a share on the
1,625,936
shares
of common
stock
outstanding, compared with 62
cents the previous year.—V. 194, p. 2226.
■
recent
a
outstanding
-
issuance
193,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
sales
Nov.
John
after
*
Assistant Treasurer, Clinton
J.
Adams, Treasurer
Adams), A. W. Littlefield, President and Board Chair¬
and William J. Hinson, Secretary, own 20.55%,-22.90%, 18.89%
and
registrar for
'
365, and the net income
;
Adams,
A.
man,
Mary Carter class
outstanding
effect
then
and
dealers
Chino, Calif.—V.
net
ended
Margaret
;(and
Exchange.
than 400 paint and related products
and 88 company-owned stores operat¬
"
•.*
'
has
company
shares
acquisitions).
.
Lydia
stock
common-
whereby
121,965.15
pursuant, to said
exchanged
:\'1'
indebtedness,
and
Both
,
Inc.,
the subsidiaries have been closely related to that
for many years and substantially all their outstanding
by certain stockholders of the company who were
of
franchised
Masonite
owned
officers
300,000
Stock
over-the-counter: market.
more
*
of
company
was
In
the
on
line of
.
stock of
Collegiate
Manufacturing
Co.,
Detroit
and Cleveland Textbook Stores,; Inc.,- by the
exchange therefor of 178,034.85 shares of common stock.
Stores,
businesses
the
American
sold
a
ing in 36 states, Puerto Rico and British West" Indies.
production centers are located at Tampa; Matawan,
cost
cover
.
stock
the
on
stock, is
.
the
capital
outstanding
issuance
listed
is
common
Mary Carter sells
publication of new titles now in preparation, ahd
.to. provide additional working capital in connection with' the continued
expansion
of
business. The
company
recently acquired all of the
Textbook
Victor
A
.
$882,834
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$757,701
$8,947,782
673,182
7,621,712
7,568,978
$164,902
$84,519
$1,326,070
$1,024,672
70,251
♦29,550
343,543
145,599
•
717,932
-
$8,593,650
Retirement—
R.
M.
have
by
Bickerstaff,
approved
the
proposal
The
ordinated
held,
of
either
the
their
preferred
retirement
or
of
per
the
of
the
Mr.
194,
p.
will
vote
on
each
to
March
1,
stated
that
The
ultimate
in
a
1962,
simpler,
share
a
$1,862,795
expenses
1,528,333
from ry.
rev.
oper.
p.
ops.
income
$334,462
160,762
Co.,
Proceeds
and
N.
Net
Dec.
on
20, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
cents) to be offered at $3, through Seymour
2Va
(par
to
be
Mill
1400
manufacture
for
used
of
Creek
tooling,
switches
Road,
equipment,
other
and
Gladwyne,
is
Pa.,
sales
promotion
electronic
engaged
in
with
Period End. Nov. 30— "
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
$293,424
$312,351
$3,193,369
oper.
expenses
198,088
217,435
2,381,025
$94,916
$812,334
$1,005,573
32,036
238,653
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$1,817,193 $21,027,678 $22,115,763
1,592,106
17,105,419
17,619,795
$225,087
171,667
$3,922,259
1,351,000
Net
1,789,658
2660.
ry.
—V.
located on Route 17, Rochelle Park, N. J., filed a
with the SEC on Dec. 29 covering 75,000 shares of com¬
mon stock,
to be offered for public sale at $4 per share. The offering
will be made on a best efforts basis by Stanley R. Ketcham & Co.,
Inc., which will receive a 60c per share commission and $13,500 for
expenses. The statement also includes
14,000 outstanding shares sold
by the controlling stockholder to Stanley R. Ketcham for $1,400, and
-4,000 outstanding shares sold by the stockholder to Stuart Parson, a
financial consultant, for $400.
The company was organized in New Jersey in 1959 and in October
1961
was
merged with a Delaware corporation having the identical
company
-
succeeded
to
its
business.
It .is
in the pro¬
franchise dealers
engaged
and distribution directly and through
of a device
called/"Magic Fingers" which is an electrically powered
device which, when attached to the springs of a bed and placed in
duction,
-
which
sale
the manually operated timing control switch with which
produces a gentle massaging action which is spread
evenly over the entire surface of the bed for selected periods of time
up
to one-half hour. The $241,500 estimated net proceeds from the
stock sale will be used for the acquisition of inventory, for production
and placement of company owned units at motels and hotels, for sales
promotion and* advertising, and ,fpr, wojking. capitals
In addition' to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding
125,000 shares of common stock, of which John J. Houghtaling, pres¬
ident, owns 82%. Sale of the new shares to the public at $4 per share
will result in. an increase in the book value of presently outstanding
stock from -16c to $1.21 per share and a corresponding dilution in the
book value of stock purchased by the public of $2.79 per-share. Present
operation by
it
is
connected
321,370
from, ry. ops.
-
income,
oper.
194,
.
Hughes Tool agreed to acquire the Atlas holdings in Northeast which
of 996,000 shares of common stock and
approximately $16,of subordinated notes for $5,000,000 payable in cash 30 days
after approval of the transaction
by governmental agencies.
Hughes
Tool also agreed to
employ its best efforts to provide or secure such
46,671
•
000,000
2661.
p.
financial
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
$4,125,527
expenses
3,213,909
from
Net rev.
Net
—V.
assistance
financial
integrity of the airline
ry.
194,
3,403,652
38,679,887
At
$53,076,558
to
40,081,239
$1,085,983
265,786
$12,438,186
2,521,201
and
3,500,836
the
the
will
$12,995,319"
2661.
p.
Northeast
as
may
be
necessary
to
the
assure
control by Hughes Tool has
once
been
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$4,489,635 $51,118,073
$911,618
138,047
ops.
operating inc.
ry.
for
effectuated.
same
time
Hughes
Tool
and
Atlas
agreed
to
waive
interest
extent
unpaid that would otherwise be due during 1961 and
obligations presently owed to them by Northeast.
This action
eliminate interest charges in
1961 of
approximately $1,200,000
on
in
1962
Hughes
of
Tool
approximately $1,500,000.
and
Northeast
also
executed
financial
a
assistance
agreement
whereby Hughes Tool will provide up to $1,000,000 for the
carrier for Interim capital purposes.
These sums should enable North¬
east
to
proceed through the winter season on a fully competitive
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1961—Month—1960
1961—11 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$431,100
$402,222
Railway
oper.
expenses
262,247
274,040
from ry. ops.
$168,853
$128,182
$2,466,898
29,094
50,065
1,039,326
basis.
$2,896,626
1,858,813
$5,388,059
2,921,161'
$5,941,145
The
3,044,519
agreements executed Dec.
Northeast
Net
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
income
oper.
194,
have
•
major
The
corporation'
common
shares
Proceeds
are
be
Dec.
18,
to
par)
used
1961
be
filed
offered
a
"Reg.
at
$1,
A"
underwriting.
with
'••"
with
as
soon
credtors
as
who
whereby
in
payment
of
Northeast
the
future.
Hughes
These
before
Tool
Indicated
that
agreements must meet
the program will become
with
its
creditors
negotiations
Registered—
this company of 122 W. 26th St., New York City regis¬
the SEC $1,250,000 of 6V2%
convertible subordinated de¬
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$
oper.
revenue-
13,427,258
13,850,171
Railway
oper.
expenses
11,953,014
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$
$
$
Railway
153,028,707
11,484,445 132,022,322
161,877,695
136,698,281
29
Standard
The
suppliers
approval
Northern Pacific
Net revenue from rmil-
Securities
"
Corp.
offering is to be- made at
par.
.
■
* The company sells at retail and
operations
ry.-oper.-income
way
benture due March 1977, to be offered through underwriters headed
by
for
Period End. Nov. 30—
<
tered
effective
for
Morse Electro Products Corp.—Debs.
Dec.
become
arrangements
equipment, as well as the carrier's
outstanding past due amounts will be
progressing satisfactorily and it Is anticipated that the definitive
approvals will be finalized within the next few days.—V. 194, p. 2120.
covering 300,000
without
working capital.
Monte of 6805 Perimeter Road., S.,
Boeing Field., Seattle 8, Wash.,
is engaged In the assembling of a
production model of a revolutionary
jet helicopter for use on land, air and water.—V. 191, p. 2204.
On
will
28
completed satisfactory
are
on
(no
to
trade
the
effective..
Monte-Copter, Inc.—Files With SEC—
has
financed the company's flight
deferred
2661.
p.
with
"
.
_
months of negotiation between the carrier, Hughes
Corp., which presently owns the controlling interest in
many
Atlas
$3,461,332
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
$4,495,968
registration
and
and
Northeast.
2,455,759
$95,336
follows
Tool
1961—11 Mos.—1960
oper.
Net rev.
Magic Fingers, Inc.—Common Registered—
name
2662.
company has announced
that arrangements
have been made
Hughes Tool Co. for a broad financing program.
The announce¬
ment
1962
This
p.
The
components.
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
operating inc
ry.
Northeast Airlines, Inc.- -Proposed New Control—Financing Agreement—
the
cash
stronger
ops.
Y.
are
of
ry.
•Deficit.—V. 194,
working capital.
Milli
from
rev.
consists
RR.—Earnings—
30—
' 'l961—Month—1960
revenue.
shares
Blauner
conversion
and
result
value
par
corporation
capital
retirement
proposed
$100
531.
oper.
194,
1962
for
will
oper.
ry.
9,
$100)
Central
Period End. Nov.
—V.
Jan.
(par
prior
the basis
on
debentures
Railway
Net
directors
structure
stock
Bickerstaff
exercised
Railway
Net
that
capital
announced
company's
preferred
record
company
if
share.
stock
of
capital structure.—V.
Maine
the
meeting Jan. 31, 1962.
proposal would allow preferred stockholders to
principal -amount of new
5%
convertible
sub¬
option,
$125
of
has
change
cumulative
special
the
$130
debentures
at
or
payment
to
6%
the
Stockholders
at a
terms
receive
of
of
outstanding.
now
President,
Jr.,
proposal
a
all
retiring
Net
Milli-Switch Corp.—Files With SEC—
Net
—V.
194,
p.
,2662.
-
1,474,244
-606,563
-
2,365,726
-
21,006,385
25,179,414
1,170,293
•
7,787,290
9,368,150
v
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(116)
Railway
revenue-
oper
Sper.
Railway
*
410,358
599,842
from ry. ops.
$428,881
$153,150
$4,667,724
income—
137,706
*77,089
897(,452
*1
*
•
rev.
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
194,
Fund
The
'
Foods,
Report—
Outlet Co.—Nine Months'
.
p.
4,962,384
"
First
Co.—Appointment— »;
Cement
National
Both
•/■
casting for all of the preceding year.
Sinclair
that
said
.
t
.
v_
/;-;
operating revenue..
operating expenses
be
to
; Net
$5,163,717
261,356
$235,277
$219;304
60,485
The
$5,227,388
2,8*7,145
T
.
from ry.
rev.
-
ops.
$2,316,572
..v,
1961—Month—1960
'
-
587,127
\
673,004
.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses"-.2,270,715
;!
miscellaneous
./'./.>/
previous year.
all
from
Net revenue from
.
Deficit.—V.
194,
2663.
p.
oper.
revenue./-
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
,
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
f
oper.
expenses
ops.
$384,197
deficit—
2663..
oper.
ry.
—V./194,i p.
154,367
'
/"//^ /"
..
•//•
Net
,
—v.
194,
This
the
The
will
will
company
struction
be
spend
time
in
expenditures
estimated
ah
million
$221
for
new
.&
•
the
topped
million
$200
*.-/'•
'
/
This
for
record
further
month
24
economic
the
hours
development
has
company
of
than
more
set
of
this
2,200,000,000
cubic
feet.-
-
to
be
started
in
1963.
annual
"The
c
additions
,
.
•
,
,
.
the
three
enable
other
all
principal electric utility companies of the
participants to utilize their resources in
the
individual
expansion
Pacific
Gas
the
plants,
Bay Power Plant, and the
Bay
Power
Construction
Bodega
The
and
be
Atomic
Geysers
1963
will
Bay
the
is
program,
started
Park,
Power
two
of
/
during the
12,500
Plant
steam-operated
kilowatt
year
in
to
the
Power
;■/
.
1
;.
;
Common
miles
of
transmission
struction.
system
gas
natural
>
.
.
Among
service
will
in
will
be
Redding
—V.
of
main
which
The
and
the first time and
Sacramento valley.
and
Morro
69
miles
inch
20
Bay Power Plant.—V.
main
195,
p.
from
liills
Kettleman
''
52.
of
the
manufacture
for
6%,
and
replacement
to
respectively;
Authorized«
-
&
below:
•
V
,
be
Company
.Winslow, Inc.____
5,417
—2,167
net
30,
Dabney
&
Co.
.
•
loss
of
year
with
including
$73,487,
the
on
both
to
profitable .operations
Lenders, Inc.—Debentures
Southwestern
Capital
Corp.,
this
Sold
port.
ent
.
net
income
only
two
acquired
or
deficit
a
789,000
shares
of
$69,476,
months
Aug.
on
of
of
nine
or
earnings
operations
1,
1961.
cents
capital
of
the
share
a
stock
for
the
outstanding
slate
has
wiped
clean
as
to
the
seizure
of
compahy
registration
aecurities
thereof
wise
'6%
of
shares.
class
A
The
in
subordinated
A
stock;
statement
for
Issuance
stock
and
company
telephones
time
the
and
and
also
the
designs,
well
general
automatic
test
as
the
A
shares,
precision
to
an
sheet
due
purchase
aggregate
of
the
filed
a
or
as
/■
the
services
Puritan
shares
Frank
convertible
Altoona,
manufactures
marine
radio¬
In
addition
custom
to certain
company has outstanding 701,438 common
of which management officials as a
and
group
6.25%
propose
Corp.,
4>l,000
Ltd.
class
to
sell
all
proposes
A
shares;
to
of
Lill
their
sell
under
*
class
&
Co.
common
(nominee
scares;*
for
Herbert
Mr.
<f>.
Allen
Television-Electronics
in
and
the
the
upon
previous
*5
witnxne
i„ J i,
Ltd.
men's,
boys'
for
cash
affiliated
of
of
and
its
manufacture
stated
that
its "women's sweater
of
the
quality
earlier
in
2664.
/
p.
the
{./
Liquidation
—
/.•
'
to
Fred
operating
shareholders
will
share.
per
H.
Moore,
division
receive
in
tne
payments
/" •1
•
.'•
/
•
•
Inc.—Common Registered—
or
Rey,
_•
basis
underwriters
includes -15,000
t"
and
was
V«inr»er
organize
pjee lew
Fue^xo
.
in
$150,
Weill
'
byner
under¬
for
Marion
of $8,100 in finder's fees.
9Jc
a
shares
e/"Underwriters
"*
Milder
Esther
headed
r«>reive"
wj.h
also
be
xo
share.
per
'through
(•/•
&
statement
The
'
will
> ',/';/
August
I960
lithographic-blankets, a standard product used in the
industry. • It has not yet commenced operations
printing
begun
Puerto
a
Rican
company- engaged
to
complete
construction
the
Q,f
in
the
repay
manufacture
loans
purpose
of
plant
being
site;
its
of
made-
enabling
the
$200,000
to
necessary equipment and machinery for the plant or to repay
for that purpose;
and the, balance to provide working capital.
The
increase
about
sale
of
stock
new
in
68V2C
book
the
share
per
$513,862.50.
the
to
public
at
$9
per
share
will
result
value
and
a
..
of
company
class
thereof
with
A
on
..
.
.
J-'s—
-
;
an
Co.
writing
terms
all
.
/
basis
none
St.,
Dec.
on
stock,
or
■
•
-
Elyria, Ohio, filed a registration
covering 284.586 outstanding shares
to be offered for public "Sale by the holders
Clark
400
the SEC
common
Weld &
28
through underwriters headed by
White,
& Co. The pi^blic offering price and under¬
supplied by amendment./
The
company is a pr'oducer of pipe working tools and machines
sold principally to a wide range of industrial users. Its product lines
include
wrenches,
threaders, cutters,
reamers,
vises,
pipe and bolt
threading machines/ and related accessories and equipment, all sold
year
with
i960
the
~
Puerto
28
none
Eimaleh
$9
an
under
;
.
■
and
the
McDonald
are
to
be
registered
trade
RIDGID.
name
addition
In
certain
to
indebtedness, the comp&ny has outstanding 300,000 class A and 550,000
class
B
shares
(after
giving effqet
to
a
proposed
recapitalization
whereby such shares will be exchanged for the 13 625 common shares
now outstanding), of which
Joseph A. Frates, President, owns 93% of
each class, end Johanna Frates.
his wife, 1.8%
of each class. They
propose to sell all of their class A holdings, aggregating 284,586 shares.
Ridgerock of America, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
this
-
>
ment
companies.
and sportswear
would
ad<lltl°nal
the
of
of
Canterbury
men's
:
of
sweaters
to
-
business, which at present
production
increasing demands
facilities
of Puritan's
are
men's
29,
N.
filed
1961
a
"Reg. A"
be offered M $2An
Proceeds are to be used
cents!
Y.
corporate
to
100,000
Bamch
debt
for
'
-
covering
throu^
repay¬
purposes.
Ohio.,
is
,
engaged
'/"/
.
in
/ *
the
*
production
of
stone
-
•
.
of
share
cash
stock
stockholders
3
common
on
stock,
to
each
Jan.
25,
dividend
Feb.
voted
authorized
to
increase
holder
also
of
to
shares.
To
approved
the
common
they
record
of
from
1,500,000
effect
600,000
2-for-i
a
split
issuance
of
an
shares
at
the
close
paid
on
the
solit
present
addi¬
1962.
of
ten
cents
a
share
will
be
15 to holders
of record Feb. 1, 1962.
The previous dividend, paid Aug. 15. 1961. on the present shores,'was ten cents a share.
Rockower Brothers is primarily in the business of operating in dis-
acquisition fs in keeping
manu-
Jan.
business
A
Puritan
Inc.,
general
number
the
tional
full-fashioned
permit
Co.,
Dec.
10
Rockower Brothers, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
On
r
aquisitioh
&
and
on
(par
Ridgerock of Sebring,
facing for buildings.
!
assets'
shares
Brothers
.
principal
corporation
common
corporation
of
ladies'
sportswear,
women's
part of Puritan's total sales. The
the
according
Mobil's
Ridge Tool Co.—Class A Registered—
experience,
0 m01"® than double Puritan's present full-fashioned
meet
cash,
$48
Dec.
warrants
at
Corp.
The
company's policy of expansion and diversification, and further
to
194,
Giving CffeCt to the acquisition of Master Products, the company has
outstanding 750,000 shares of common stock, of which Etaianuel Gurin,
President, and Lawrence
S.
Rapport,
Board Chairman,
own
36%
this
sportswear, and also produces quality
of its
subsidiary, Thane Mills, Ltd.
The
oider
tmd
President
label
*
m
Corp.—Acquisition—
acquisition
the
Titelman
broaden
and
* 28 selling security holders
holdings. Foreign Power Securities
66,500
announced
sweaters
l
3^49%, respectively. The prospectus lists
who
Based
Chairman and
of
a
.
investment.
manufacturer
shares
2,407
'
1960,
Sportswear
Titelman,
Pa.,
specializes
indebted¬
286,000
own
M.
of
(before
debentures,: stock:
of shares now outstanding from lc
corresponding dilution in the book
value of shares purchased by the public of- ah-nt $8 315
per -share.
The aggregate book value of common stock of the company owned by
the
present stockholders
Will have been increased from
$10,000 to
charges are expected, to provide a
the purchase price in 15 years, plus income for
194, p. 1428.
Canterbury, Knitters
injection
sells
automatic
circuit
analyzers as
equipment and electronic equipment,
metal.
promising
a
company."—V.
has
and
1,
Hato
aggregate
Cach.
liquidate
be
common
392,667
debentures,
Oct.
in
Socony
than
all
an
In
'the*. e*tJ,rnings and 'depreciation
cash flow to
other¬
may
$570,000 of
1970;
266,000
60,000
of
represents
,
y
equipment,
and
stock;
debentures
manufactures
associated
market,
prices
or
common
warrants
produces
fabricates
price
Fla.,
covering outstanding
sale by
the
holders
public
over-the-counter
includes
warrants.
Miami,
■
28
Dec.
for
conversion
upon
plastics,
and
Street,
on
convertible
molded
ness.
SEC
offered
or
class
The
reserved
the
be
14th
private sale at such
follows:
93,938 shares
of
as
ten-year
with
to
W.
N.
to
are
time
public
-obtained
chares
2295
statement
which
from
by
of
of
as
has
loans
William C/Douglas, Chairman, and Williarti R,
President, in their letter to shareholders in.the annual re¬
"Upon recommendations -of both our legal counsel and
independ¬
accountants, the losses in Cuba sustained in the 1959-60 fiscal
were
an
company
Cuban
our
area
/ acquire
1
■
been
share
per
station.—V.
lithographic blankets since 1954, $250,000* to
Master Products to the company for the
/
at
years.
radio
a
Co.,
on
and
manufacture
ucts
of nine
C-G-F
This compares
Cities
Twin
shares .outstanding, a .year
by
charge against and eliminated earned
surplus
(as adjusted
$12,974,161)
and then
reduced -capital
surplus
from $5,825,003 to $3,183,276-."
r"The 41-million bushel Topeka granary, acquired for $40 million,
Pearce-Simpson, Inc.—Securities Registered—
'
net
construction of a factory in Hato Rey; Puerto Rico.
Of the $1,900,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock
sale, $1,350,000
will be used to purchase,
from present stockholders of the company
and their wives, all of the outstanding common stock of Master Prod¬
:
fiscal
the
.
conversions of
issuance
of
SEC
3-vear
about
'■
on
Co:
to
"
of,
the
&
:but
Schaum,
Privately—
issue.
year,
This
made
to
)
;
in the
in
$2.43
to
Republic
more
company
statement
Sugar Corp.—Annual Report—
be
lithographic
'
v
v
to
The -company
properties,", announced
Pacific
See
;. r
..,
Tne
year.
.Canada.
commission.
f
'7,833
—
tb
678,651
clue
$33,500,000
and
liquidation,
exercisable
/•-.-"//
•».
1961,
share,
of
"The
; »-/- •;
about
lying
-
19,583
1,733
Tyson—1,083 ">/'3,917
'
650
/
2,350
—
equal
.the
is
the
of/Mobil, Oil
States
receive
'
.
:>-' 7,050
v
6,267
1,950
last
period
strike
a
oil
shares
and
share
SbKm/ts.-
'
similar
a
$1,646,557,
in
Gross
133,000 shs.
>:
'
Selling
/
,
&
Kraus
Alegre
a
close
^.//
year,' sales ' were»$205,126,542
Rico, filed a registration state¬
covering 250,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered'for public sale at $9 per share. The offering, will
Outstanding
"
500,000 shs.'1 ■/. "
Burr
Topeka Grain Elevator,
the
r>aid
This
,use
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
-
-
par)
53..
Sept.
a
share
per
volume
$294,000)
acquisition
ment-with
holds an additional 7.25^;,,
a
Director, and Oscar j.
(and
EFFECT
.
Whiteside
&
p.
cents
this
of
showed
Research Products*
/
.
11.65%
own
GIVING
corporation: returned
fiscal
cents
of
sell
and
and hydraulic
carburetors,
injectors
or
parent
M/Ramel,
Herbert
indicated
Burge
ended
which will connect sev¬
Sutter and Butte counties to the PG&E system.
of
.form,
to
receivable..
/
/ / "/,
preferred stock, the company
common
stock,
of which Merton
33.94%
owns
and
($1
Townsend,
195,
The
serve
company will build 18 miles of 36 inch main between Livermore
Irvington to Increase the gas supply Into the San Francisco Bay
area
sold
are
Allyn & Co.
Punta
will
developments in the northern
Nearlng completion is 58 miles of pipe line
eral producing areas in
shares
con¬
for
industrial
accounts
Chairman,,
Chiles-Schutz
than
net
equal
//>.
■
with
$522,205,
Republic was a producer of natural gas and crude oil, with head¬
quarters in Dallas, and principal producing holdings- in the Hugoton
gas field in Kansas and Oklahoma.—V. 194, p. 1657.
/'/
car-j
mechanics,
Subsidiaries
with
of
the
In. the
of
miles
40
C.
Ball,
'.
more
under
be
bulk
'.J/"///'''
San
••
,
and
ones,
lines
end
indebtedness and
255,000
stock
Coffin
construction
compared
■
Consolidated
year.
,
United
special
a
replaced
station
rebuilder.
which
in
either
easily
and
service
carburetor
for'/diesel
and
President,
Chace,
.•■/■'
■
projects
gas
distribution
and
basic
of
and
the
resale, in
parts
certain
trustee),
stock
A.
months
wholesale
exercised,
President
replacementparts-
"Pacco"
„
in
in
carburetor
sells
trademark
garage
of
for
or
inventory
common
at
last
.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and'conditions of the under¬
writing agreement, the underwriters named below have severally agreed
to purchase, and the company and the
scllirtg stockholders hjave agreed
tto sell to the
underwriters-severally, the respective number of shares
of
quarter
year's
a production payment.
They will own 80 % of the' hydrocarbons
.produced from certain Republic properties until they have received
$110 million, free and clear of operating and other expenses.
Socqny Mobil acquired; substantially all of Republic's other assets
■
Cpsta
unit
start
to
Plant
>'/;
-
Twenty-seven major substations, many smaller
provide
steam
current
Potrero
by
kilowatt
Contra
at
Planned
county.
unit
addition
unfts
and
the
-
units at
fiscal
$69,180,782
(in
Components Co.—Common Reg.
Mo., filed a registration statement with
'
,
*
The sale,
which was completed immediately after shareholder ap¬
proval, yielded about $148,500,000 to Republic, according to W. H.
.Wildes, Board Chairman.
Of this amount, $110 million was paid by
Albantu, East Wall, Long Point, and Mon-Dak for undivided interest
,i/; '/'/'/'■"//' ■/./, /v
use
.CAPITALIZATION
:
second."
a
geothermal
voting
...
Francisco.
1,000
will
;.
.',:i
Sutherland
kilowatt
on
in
Carlson,
their
the 325,000
on
kilowatt
kilowatt
Sonoma
in
continue
,
:
/- /^
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Albantu Oil & Gas Corp., East/Wall Street Corp.,
Long Point Corp., and Mon-Dak Oil Corp.
Prufcoat Laboratories, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
/_
,
completions,
330,000
new
will
work
two 330,000
second
a
eighth
165,000
a
first
where
Plant,
Plant,
Power
plant
new
' "'<£ .**r^';
/«.
tails—Our Jan. 1, 1962 issue reported the sale on Dec. 29
of 60,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $14 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
/
1 ^
niost
of
the
as
I
the
future
^
t
1962
the
in
state
and
A.
Kings River, new Stanislaus and new De Sabla
the 60,000 kilowatt nuclear units at Humboldt
hydroelectric
Morro
coordination
programs.
Electric's
&
will include
eaid,
includes
It
manner. >
,v-
,
$45,000 to retire the Outstanding 6% preferred
balance will be added to operating capital to pay for
tFickeissen, Board
to serve the
increasing demand have become very large," Sutherland said.
"The
California Power Pool which we have just formed in combination with
economical
2770'.
p.
\
Shareholders of this company at a special meeting Dec. 28 approved
plan of liquidation for the company and tire sale of its assets to
a
.
loans;
outstanding
■
■■■>■'
.
.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
tractors, and other types of .diesel equipment. Of the
the stock sale, $550,000 will be used to retire out¬
addition to
In
generating capacity required
to
194,
"
-
—
from
bank
increases
To stay ahead of the growth in demand for power PG&E will com¬
plete 532,500 kilowatts of new electric generating capacity in 1962,
bringing the total capacity of company plants to 6V2 million kilowatts.
Another
1,327,500 kilowatts will
be
under
active
construction, in¬
cluding three new starts. An additional 165,000 kilowatts is. scheduled
'
for .automobile/transmissions,
proceeds
has
r'k
kits
trucks,
sendout
gas
-
to
-
Republic Natural Gas Co.
Asset Sale
•Approved— '•
:
/.
>'/./"
67,822,142 746,503,835 780,867,172
54,203,384 614,967,357 641,447,566
consisting
kit
use
manufacture
diesel
stock,
>
V
.
:
/
$
''
manufacture;gaskets
also
parts
standing
area,' Sutherland
all-time
new
a
' I'U
13,618,758 131,536,478 139,419,606
6,812,922->2,633,688
10,640,676
9,799,686
under
systems,
volume of gas arriving from Canada through the Albertapipe line plus gas from newly connected California fields
stimulate
said.
appointed
been
1961, the third fiscal quarter,
the corresponding period a.
"•."/"•I"
increase
.for
year
covering
in
.
25,
amounted
third
Division
credit
.options
$265,376
V
<
-/
tjie
for
its
in
use
net
■'•/■
•,
tune-up
for
company
-various
large
California
will
service
gas
:;>/':>//'/•'''
customers.v
The
of
"In
said.
-
-
current
nine
of
' 260,444
.
sale
parts
form
for
expansion
Sutherland
increase."
Nov.
•
compares
The
estimated
in/bulk
and conventional power sources, we are
moving forward rapidly in the development of economically competitive
nuclear power, and we are expanding electric power pooling" and high
voltage interconnections
with other systems for the benefit/ of our
to
to
{J} t'i
i
Ballwin,
28
marketed
buretor
'the
continue
1
manufactures
company
are
carburetor
mark. " The
addition
will
has
three months were
share,, compared with $401,455/or'59
...
Agency
special
100,000 shares of common stock, to be
through underwriters headed by G. H; Walker'
The public offering price, and underwriting terms arg to
by amendment.
/
'
supplied
which
for the period will be $165 million.
'//////-■■
"'Consumption of electricity and natural gas in Northern and Central
of
public
Inc.
The
;>
average
California
i
Automotive
Dec.
on
for
Co.,
con¬
17
have
'
■*
company
SEC
be
R. Sutherland, President, announced.
It
postwar years that PG&E's annual con¬
Norman
in,. 4962,
the- third
struction
Elected Co.—Expansion Program—
^
1961—Month—1960
;
2663./-/
p.
Precision
/
-the
first
loss
a
This
17,927,350
offered
Pacific Gas &
' "
frdm ry. opers.
railway oper. inc.—
V '://;'// /:/
-
>
2663.
p.
73,474,401
55,547,051
$3,977,824
$2,912,860
391,770 / ' 536,107
//
$7,222,426
•.*
Net rev',
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$286,459
17,677
'
'
■
Net rev. from ry.
York
corporation,—V.
in
Denver,
the report said./ Red
volume-inirease during the period.
-1
Consolidated net earnings, for, the nine months amounted to $1,603539 or $2.29 per share on "the 699,333-shares
presently-outstanding.
6,360,877 / 6,957,05p
'612,823
Railway oper. "revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
$1,135,382 $13,658,564 $12,521,897
848,923 ,;,9,680,740
• 9,609,037
$1,276,278
892,081
revenue-
oper.
"
quarter
the
per
the
Owl's
1961—11 Mos —1960 /
$476,785/$5,647,458
$549,904 /
$17,726
*$136,038
*$713,419/
income.-/".;-';/- *26,501 //• *55,018" *1,262,380
oper.
f.
,
in
for
year.
ago.
Period End. Nov. 30—
•
ended
compared with $208,937,775 in the
decrease Is mainly attributable tb
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—.
v
,
-
1961—^0^11—1960
period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
the
>
Corp.—Appointment
New'-
of
of
192,
'
company. increased- hvbr
the
cents
For
•>
.■•••
operations../.
ry.
* Deficit.—V." 194,
.
"Railway
last
;•//V',' '/>•:'
.
> 532,178
from rail-
revenue
way
-
for
earnings
.
1961—Month-^1960
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Net
months
the
$69,712,598
and
> >■/,*'< *•
$11,781,904
to
compared
stock
.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—:'
included a non-recurring gain on disposal of property amount¬
ing to $72,274) a year ago.
•
.
'-.v..", 2 •
Cost of goods sold and operating expenses increased from $10,896,977
In the 1960 period to $11,529,350 in the current year.
.
•
./*<
Total operating
profit before provision for Federal Income taxes'
amounted
to
$1,152,204
compared to $884,927. in the I960 period.
Provision for Federal income taxes Was $599,800, an increase of $157,700
over
the previous year.—V. 191, p. 203. /••
"/ ,./••., . / .< '•
-. /'"•/:
Net
expansion.—V.
'
'' .r.
.
oper..
ry.
*
<which
;
continued
Photo
&
Bank
City
common
three
of
Sales
»-
rail-„.,
.••.? .♦ -///"'",
'■ * /
operations—$271,646
*$418,324
*$771,654 V $2,033,905
income.../
1,229,663 /> 576,989
8,337,284 >8,779,060
way
Net
departments, amounted
like period a.-year ago.
7
-
$12,681,554
was
sources
the
report to shareholders.*
1961—11 Mos.—1900
;
>
broadcasting, less expenses; service charges and
sources of
$1,430,402 compared to $969,356 the
from
revenues
Electronics
National
for
the
For
to -75
this year's increased earnings
markdowns taken in the. trierthe
planning and reorganization
sales, Including sales of leased
compared to $10,740,274 in the
retail
$11,251,152
Income
of
program
year-ago, though sales were somewhat/lower, Ford Bell, Chairman of
the
Board, and AK L> Bergerud,'-President,-'said .in - the quarterly
$2,133,159 $25,889,876 $31,480,172
2,551,483
26,661,530/ 29,446,267
$2,542,361
oper.
during the past fiscal' year which ended Jan; 31, 1961.
president said that earnings on the merchandise operations should
reflect more profit. -;'/•// ■/'>/'/ /•"///„•■ ?'./
////V
-
its
Red Owl Stores Inc.—Quarterly Report—
$2 451,473
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.-^Earnings—
Railway
1/7 v./
/ /
•
.
.
First
registrar
2,775,915
■,
earnings
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
/
-
75,546,
undertaken
other
further
■
^uik-Chek
,
269,121
ry/operating inc...
194, p. 2663. ;/ V
—V.
inventory
reflected
operations,
chandising
Net
acquired
2063.
'
Net
-
that
felt
he
unusual
despite
Gross
employees.
and
and
1961—di Mos.—-1960
1961—Month—1960
$504,398
$480,660
Period End. Nov. 30—-
Ry.
Ry.
The
to
400
Puritan
Canterbury products are presently sold in leading
specialty
stores
throughout
the
country.
Puritan
Sportswear plans to operate the Canterbury acquisition as a subsidiary
and
will
retain
the present
organization. - Additional equipment will
. .
.
season,
-
offices
approximately
,
City
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
1962.
manufacturing
p.
-
Fall
record
a
for
present
first
Mr.
after
bookings
in New York,
and its general offices,
warehouse
and shipping facilities in Keyport,. New Jersey,
Canterbury plant in Puerto Rico is a modern, air-con¬
ditioned building comprising 60,000 square feet, and is
presently being
leased
by
Puritan.
Canterbury
and
its
affiliated
companies
have
Bank of New York has. been appointed
transfer agent for the common stock of the company.—V. 195, p. 52.
pany's
achieved
sales
and
$2,284,388
5,00 5,366 -
,
,
Permanente
Broadcasting net revenues indicate that the earnings for the comradio and television stations; WJAR-AM and WJAR-TV in the
nine months more than equalled the total earnings of broad¬
;
194,
The
Sinclair, President
S.
Joseph
bury's
•
^
$2,403,395
-$247,166
468,187
$182,110
401,760
which
Spring
$3,500,000
•
9,183,782
ry.
in
the
department
announced that net earnings for the
nine months ended Oct. 28,
1961, after provision for Federal income
taxes, for the corporation's merchandising and broadcasting operations
were
$552,404, or 24.7% ahead of 1960, representing -record earnings
for this period in recent years.
At the same time, Mr. Sinclair said
that, barring unforeseen weather difficulties in January;, the company's
merchandising sales for the year will reach an all'time record high.
'/
from
deficit— "
2663. '
op.
business,
increase
newly acquired
companies
for ;1961
were
betweert
and $4,000,000/ In this transaction/ Puritan has * acquired
Canterbury's machinery and equipment in Puerto Rico, its inventories,
trademarks, and trade names. Puritan has also taken over Canter-»
-
8,734,349
shirt
knit
30%
a
of
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
.
these
Including
.
deficit
ry.
—V.
acquisitions, nine privately-owned investment com¬
panies have exchanged their assets for shares of One William-Street »
since
its
inception in
1958, according to Allan
B. Hunter, Fund
President.—V.
193, p. 2112.
"
:
!
;
i
expenses
operations——^.
for 38,665
exchanged
One
of
assets
operating
Net
acquired $1.1 million in cash and securities
all of the assets of Wuertz Holding Corp.
Inc., two private investment companies. Wuertz,
corporation,
exchanged assets of $627,000
William.
Homart, an Illinois corporation,
$460,000 for 29,908 shares of the Fund.
of
1
_
1961—11 Mos.—1960 ,
$6,330,954
$6,899,394
1961—Month—1960
$576,644
$556,930
758,754''
804,096
operating revenue
Net
York
New
shares
•.'
.'
«
4
shown
Sales
The
'
\
!•
»
;
substantially
Homart
and
a
Ry.
29,
Dec.
on
Ry.
281,988
Street Fund, Inc.—Acquisitions—
One William
representing'
2662.
p.
$3,951,434
,
has
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines-—Earnings—
•
full-fashioned
war¬
'
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
Net
and Vilas & Hlckey 25,000
193, p. 107,
.1
President.—V.
Is
Simpson
S.
'I
,
$10,239,778 $10,700,148
5,572,054 ; 6,748,714
expenses
'
debentures
$200,000 of
Wiliiam
rants.
1961—11 MoS.—1960
1961—Month—1960 • >■
$839,239
$752,992
Inc.)
Fund,
Pacific RR.-—Earnings—
Northwestern
Period End. Nov. 30—
.
■
count
department stores departments in which are sold men's and boys'
sportswear, clothing and work clothes.—V. 195, p. 53.
furnishings,
necessary
and
boys'
■/-./. !V Continued
on
page
47
Volume 195
i Number 6123
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(117)
-
9
s
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In; the
nounced
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
are
during the current week.
second
a
first
in
table
Name
which
Then
-
y:
Acme
Steel
Co.,-6%% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
5% %
>
''Per
-
Share
Adams-Millis
All
Corp.
American
Stock
&
Petroleum
Home-Products
Indemnity
American
Pad
American
Tobacco
&
Corp.
Co.
1
1-17
6%'"
"
American
2-
2- 8-
..
,
Paper
(quar.—_
Co.
(2-for-l stock split'.*
y
American Yvette Co
'
1-15
12-30
,
Lower
2-
1-17
1
1-
9
*4(4%
'
Telephone,
preferred
class
(quar.)."
A
2-
1
,2-
1
,»•,
1-15
1-
$$.007
1-15
1-
;
"•
stock
for
each
share
class
1-15
1-
____/
■
' /
held)_—"
B
4l/2%
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)_______
$1.12Va
(quar.)
!;____
Arizona Milling Co. (quar.)
li,
/_
Astrex, Inc. (3-for-2 stock split)Ll______—
Automobile Banking Corp.—
" :1
Common & class A
(stock dividend) _L_I_
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)_
*6% preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred B (quar.) ____!'_
preferred
22-
1
•
•
'' 15c
____
stock
Jan.
stock
Morton
approval of
to
Corp. (Mo.)
V
,
C
V",
'
v
i;,,
Jan.
B
(s-a)_____
._
California
Western Gas
(stock dividend)—.
Camp Chemical Co. (initial)—.
Caterpillar Tractor ^Co., common (quar.)
V 5%
''4.20%
(qyar.)
New
Central
Securities Corp.—
$1.50 preferred (quar.),.
$1.40 pref. ■ (quar.)_
;
preferred
Chase Manhattan
J
(Increased
Bank
37V2C
v
stk.)
or
(quar.)
\
.
* ^
Fund'
(quarterly
stocK
Columbia
Service
Gas' System
(auar. )i-_-
Ridge
Crowley
Properties,
Mflner-
&
Crow's.Nesi. Pass
Detroit
Mackinac
&
(2c
conv.-pfd.
Ltd.
2-15
from
net
A
Eagle,
realized
securities
common
Inc.
■
1-15
1-
2-
1-15
(quar. j
(Md.)—
Rap
1-26
1-31
Grain,
B
$1.40
preferred
First
Camden
First
National
4"
Stock
First
Republic
First
A
Credit
Co,
of
Westchester
(New
Trust
1
of
25c..
,
Custodian
Franklin
Stores
...
(quar.)__J__y
X--_
,
,2.0c
A
'Monthly
Gamble
Skogm.o
General
;
■1-
(quar.)
j
(
;
Goods
(quar.)j._^.
American
Investors^-.
preferred
(quar.
General Telephone
:
;
'
Co.
of Kentucky—*-■'-j
1-15
/
12-27
1-.15
1-
1-25 ;
preferred
(W.
Grace
R.)
Annis
Green ' Bay
& '
&
&
Co.
(stock
Co.
Interstate
Co,
2
1-15
15c
Class
Sonotone
2-28
2-15
$1.25
3-31
3-15
•"
1-31
Smith
1-26
15c
2-
1
1-
1-15
1-
' 9c
1-25
1-
share
(6c
1-31
100%
•
2-5
1-19
5c
1-2
1-25
1-10
1
2-
1
2-
.
9
(quar.)
$1.37%
3-
1
2-
O.)
9
Fuel
Stevens
(J.
P.)
&
1
1
2-15
Storey-Brook RR.
3-17
2-16
Suburban
3-
1
2-6
1-22
1-
RR.___
$5
;
25c
2-15
1-26
,
1-31
1
1-18
61c
3-
1
4-
2
4-
2
' '
2%
Gas
Terminal-Hudson
Top
Tip
.
3iy4c
Halle
Bros.,
$2.40
common
preferred
Hartford
Electric.
'.4.96%
-;(quar.K"—
Light,
preferred
Hibfernia Bahk ^(San'Frahciscoc)
Holiday
Stock
(s-a)ri_£_CJ"'
!
$1/25
.1- 50c
(initial)
5c
2-
1-
1
>
12
Co.
1-10'
.; 1-10
.
1^12'/
-1-15 /
1-15
2- 9 '
12-26
.
...
/'f
1-19
Water
Houston
Lighting &; Power, $4 pfd.
(quar.)_
Refrigerator
(quar/)_
/___
(quar.)_
-
2-
35c
1-15
1-
$1
2-
1
1-15
-25c
2-
1
1-16
9
y-
'
'
•
'
•
(quar.)
r
.
•-
Union
Commerce-
% United:Funds—»
;
Bank 1
United Continental Fund
from.:
-from
^
1-
1
:
2"
1-31
12-
2-15
*
• 2-23"
2%
*22-
2-27
U.
S.
income
Railroad
Co.
-•
1-25"
of 5c
&
and
*.
Fund_-i_*
7
3C
-
i
'
•
1-15
!
■
:
A
Co.
(formerly Vlchek Tool Co.)—*'
$3.90 liquidating div. will be paid shortly
Stockholders
proposed
will
100%
vote
stock
on
Jan.
dividend.
18
on
a
_
2-1
1-
2
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
5c
1-10
1-24
1-24
1-10
1-15
12-29
5c
1-15
1*
29
$32 %c
3-
1
1-19
62yac
2-
1
1-19
65c
2-
1
1-19
1-15
12-30
—
(quar.)
;
—
8c
Co.
2%
1-20
35c
1-15
4%
3-26
——
,
dividend)__
(stock
Corp.
1-22
$2.50
—1
1-
5
1-
5
12-18
2-19
20c
1-15
12-29
$1.60
1-15
12-22
(quar.)
(year-end),
Santa
Fe
1
1-12
3-
1
1-26
25c
1-12
12- 8
25c
(111.)
2-
1
12-29
2-
—
Ry.
(quar.)
preferred
City Electric Co.—
12-29
2-
30c
Topeka &
12-28
1-16
13c
—
Co.
12-30
1.-16
43 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
(initial).^—
Supply
1
5c
10c
preferred
7%
Stores
(s-a)——
(quar.)
preferred
1-11
$1
—
1—
——
1-11
$1.18%
93 %c
(quar.)
Refining Co.—
t
(quar.)
(stock dividend
Insurance
on
(Tulsa,
-
Co.—
i
-
-
Co. Ltd.—
preferred
12-30
t
2-
1
1-
4
J25c
2-
1
1-
4
30c
2-
1
1-19
''
lr22-
i
.
.
12-22.
1-22
12-22
1-31
12-30
2-20
,..5c5c
5%%
12-29
1-15
$25c
—
7
s
1-15
and
common
(quar.)
Nichols &
1
2-
Texas)—
$1.20 prior preference -(qUar.):
;
—
Automated
Prints
(quar.jsi_it—:—j
1-26
•
$34% c"
(quar.j.—1_—!_•_
15C
Corporation, (quar.)——1_———
"B£ (quarterly of 3c
from incomevandt17c from capital gains)
Axe- Hough ton. Fond
Axe. Science &».Elecferonk»-C(urp.
(I». S.) & Company,
preferred (quar.)_
Ayres
B
J
12-29•
12-20
20c
(s-a).
eom.
(quar.)
C
Sugar
Refinery
BMC Industries,
Baldor
Electric
7%
Co.
Ltd.
pfd.
1-26
1- 5
lria
12-15
35C'-t* v.1-31
1-15
20c
t.
"
_
37c
(Mch):
,,
$1.12%
(annual)
1-31
13c
(quar.)__
—
1-19
1-31
$70c
4%%
V-T
1
1-24
62yac
_________
Hegeman Electric
Steel, * Ltd.
Austin
7"
12-27
1-15
1
2-
-
$25c
t7'/2c
(N. J.)
6-26
11-30
2-
.
3%
"-
-
3
20c
Corp.
Gas
Stationers
Life
Atlas
1-19
3
10%
•
30c ^
1
1-lt
2
1-10
7-
30c
;
*
,
9
1-
1-19
Atlas
X-J5
•
1-31
1-17
3-
•
1-16
$2.25
,_.
———
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Atlas Credit
*
7c
1-15
1
1
3-30
4%
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2c. '
22-
'
8
"
2
12-20
.
(quai.)
preferred
Atlantic"
8
1-
1-30
15c
(increased)
com.
Constable
4.75%
1
-
profits)
Securities
,
1-
1-15
30c
Ltd.,
Avalon Telephone
65c
■"
8
30c
(quar.)
Extra
3%"
2-
5%
•
Corp.
Hart
4%
1-12
1-19
12-29
12-29
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(N.
Corp._u._
Equipment
Atlantic
1-15
,1-31
1-15
,
9
"
( qukrterly
net,; investment
securities
(quar,)
5
1-15
•
Noncumulative
1-10
21c
',"**• V
.
2-
1
30c
—
dividend——:
&
Common
i
(Cleveland)
".%•
5
3-
5
4%
Co.
Food
1-12
3-
Vzcf
plus
(quar.)
Atchison,
>
'
1-
1-
$1.25
(Initial)___
Film Corp.
&
Products
12-30
11c
_3_-T
\
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l
1-23
a
(stock dividend)
C
2
1
$2.50
\ /■ "
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97 %c
.
of
Quarterly
'
1-10
1-10
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1-31
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of America, common——.
$3.75 preferred B
dividend_i_________^-_-_UH_^i_'__i_l
2-15
.
5%
;
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Western
Associated
2
3-
1-15
2-
6c
A
1-16
■
B
1-15
1-15
30c
37»/2c
Class
1-16
5c
1—
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Artesian
2
3f
1-31
7l/2C
.
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5
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^
2- *L
2-,l
*
1-15
1
3%
Holyoke
Hussmann
:75c
56 y4c
dividend
Power
1-15
lt%c
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2-
62c
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Special
,.
(quar.)
4.50%J preferred(quar.
.Hausmair
'(quar. )_r.'
common
25c
60c
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■
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'
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■
r_
i
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"
dividend)
Service
Associated
1-18
3-31
c
56%c
*
___:
(stock
A
12-12
J.)—
(l/65th
;
Insurance
preferred
Arrow
2-28
3-
3-31
._——,
1
class
<m
—
(quar.)
Aro
2-28
1
28%
Electronics________
Products,
1-11
1-26
36c
Fire
B
Arnold
41-19
3-31
7C
50%
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
Armour
2-15
>
2-23
2-
25c
___
k,
2%
■
.
...
Arts
Stock
12-29
2-
U5c,
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1)
.
'the
of
N.
income
Vitrified Products
Arlington
12-27
$15c
)
__________
(s-a)
12-12
-
for each share held)
preferred
2
12-27
1-10
60c
__u
(quar.)_
1-25
2-15
2%
1-15
1-11
25c
dividend
Arizona
5
22c
(quar.)^—___________
Co.
1-
1-10
.
7c
(quar.)___
of stockholders March
1-15
25c
,
Corp.
(quar.)___________—_—
(Three-for-two stock split subject to ap¬
3-
'
51o
__^_
(quar.)
Parts
proval
9
9
Jan.
on
:
Self
Arkansas
(quar.)—____
(quar.)___l
4Va% preferred
Inc/ (quar.)—
1-
10.325%
J
div.)
$2.60
time
common
Co.,
Shake,
Argus
from
(quar.)
A
9
1
Trust
&
(Newark,
$2.50
5C
(quar.)
National
Chemical
Ansul
1-25
'
common
Co.
investment
preferred
/Stock
•
(stock
net
dividend
Applied
split___
;
Inc.
1-
2-
Mutual Fund—
Anken Chemical
Inc.
Corp.
preferred
5%
9
2-
A
1-
1
25c
Bank
(quar.).
of Vapor Corp.
/.nimal Trap
9
2-
class
1-19
1
(quar.)
-
Quarterly
9
2-
(quar.)
1-12
2-
—
9
$1.02 y2
3-
1
A
1
2-26
2-
Anglo-Huronian,
1-10
3-
1
Marchant,
Corp.,
1-25
2%
1
(Boston)
1-12
2-
$1.56 y«
(quar.7
Anadite," Inc. (stock dividend).:
Anglo-American Exploration (stock dividend)
Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
12-26
$1.18%
stock)
12-29
1
31%c
*.$4.50 preferred
(s-a)_
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—
4%
preferred (accumulative)
1-16
$46 v
■'
3-
or
12-29
1-25
2-
(quar.)—
(stock
Amoskeagr Go.—
1-10
3-
Anegeles).
1-15
.
32J/ac
Mfg.:
American
1-10
,1-19
3-
cash
12-18
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
from
Stock
1-25
30c
$1.23%
(Los
9
;
American
2-26
•
20c
i________.
this
2
1-
45c
(quar.)
common
American Natural Gas Co.
(quar.):
(quarterly
Co.,
Quarterly
1-19
$1
Shares
2
12-18
4%
Furniture
American
1-16
1O0
1
at
22-
9
from capital gains)
/
8
45c
v.
1
1-
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
dividend
American
5
30c;
(quar.)
12-30
Rubber
Co.
Fletcher. National
American
12-20
(quar.)_'_____v__l_5-__/ $1.02 y2
Power,
2-
.
2-28
9
10c
Machine & Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
1-31
-
(quar."
(A.
n
Steel
3-14
2
3-
1
1%
Distilling
American
1-31
2-15
1-10
r_*—,'.
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,4-
$25c
^
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class
A
and
class
(stock div.) (payable in class A stock)
2
2-15
1-15
f,
Standard
1-12
3-16
$56c
(quar.)
American
1-15
'
J15c
15 c
preferred
(quar. )^_J__
South Coast Corp.
(stock dividend)
Springfield
Gas
Light
(quar.)'—
1-17
1-25
2-
4-
'
12-30
'•12 Vu c
r
income_i____\
$1.55
15c
1-17
11-15
3-10
(quar.)„
3.90%
;
Dairies-Ltd.,
B
1-15
30c
1
1-21
American
-
omitted
12-21
2-
1
9c
Quarterly /
V
2-for-l
1-22
75c
12V2c
(quar.)
common
Consumer Industries, com.
American
■'
a
12-15
Ltd.—
16.
Also
subject to the approval
Comptroller of Currency
i
from -
1
12-15
1-17
93 %c
Canada,
(Indianapolis) stock div. of
subject to stockholders approval
from •'
,
1-17
30c
Co.
12-30
1-15
.
1-
:
class A preferred
Stock
12-29
15c''
L
Can
American
3-19
2-28
1-15
5c
dividend
American
2-15
78c
■
preferred
Silverwood
1-31
-34c
___________
1
1
(quar.)
Trust
62 %c
dividend)!__;_
(Houston)
7c
10c
(quar.j:l___^„_^^l__
K
Bottling
64 % c
(initial)___^i
Western
•
1
8c
,8c
$1.30
(quar.),d_* L_-_
(quar.)_______—)
preferred
Gradiaz
$2.44
1-15
'
6.25%
1-16
3-
1-
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred
Book
1-
1-15
Impulse
preferred
Corp.,
12-
1-15
6%c
3-19
;
10c
'
(quar.)
Pacific
Sierra
*•*',""
preferred '(quar.)—:
5.16%
..
1-17
.
.
?•••
'•
'
4-
$
—
gains-optional
12-23
$1.12'/2
5.20%
Gulf
2-1
1-10
40c
(quar.)
of
$1.50 preferred
1-16
J
■
Shareholders
-
'
4 V2 %
5%
,
—
•
.-
1
1-15
12-27
for
common
(initial)
Biltrite
5
I;
American
1-31
,
Gateway porting
1
4-
(quar.)
payment
Smith-Corona
(monthly)______
;
i__-_
^__
Monthly
2-
$1.25
Ltd.—(quar.)
approved
Corp.
33c
class
1-
1
1-12
10c
12-27
1
(Mquidating)_,_::i;_li
H
preferred
8c
Corp.,
F
preferred
Selected
optional-cash
•*
:
4c
-
i;
<
Futterman
Seapak
1-15
1
of
dividend
V;®
,.
dividend.—
capital
(qudr.)_
(quar.
2-
$1.25
/'.
Gas
preferred
Extra
4%
Funds
Corp.
-
Fundamental Investors
stock)
2-
;20c
.2%.
1-12
$1.16
"
(subject to approval) i
Corp.-/; (quar,•'
Sayre & Fisher—
12-30
,
of
r
1-10
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)-
,
preferred
Seven-Up
approval
$7
10c
~
12r 15
2-
5c
of America, common
2nd
American
1-15
(quar.) ______'
Common
1-20
9c
$1.10
Markets,; 4% pfd. (s-a)_i__^^_,Industries
(stock dividend)^.,
Franklin
or
1-19
;•
Giant
Foremost
1
.
to
1
1-15
7»/2c
5
2-
12-21
3'%
&
American
1-15
$1.18
and
investment
preferred
.5.50%
preferred
Rockower
Brothers,
1-12
2-
1st
American
(initial)
4.95%,
(Del.)—
(s-a)
(subject
__'i
from
Stockholders
_____
Albany
1
2%
America
1-
1!
.
(quar.)_______
gains
(quar.j
Natural
4% %
410%
(Mich.)
2-
share
(y2
Sugar,
Co.
American
5
2-
t-
Varnish /(quar.j
Stock
4%
1-17
(auar.)
Inc.
Bureau,
! 30c
1-11
1-22
I2yac
!
(quar.)
share outstanding)
i
Youngs town RR. (increased)
Co.
Stock
1-10
1;•
12-12
......
preferred
4y2%
9
37V2C
-
com.
(quar.)
Inc.—
Stores
Common
1-17
2-
4%
"
National Bank—
stockholders)
Food
&
Rochelle)—
dividend)
Stock
Bk.
1-22
1-10
1-25
6c
income
1-15
1-15
B -
Richardson > Corp.
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric—
1-17
1
_________
Corp.
-
1
2-
$35c
(monthly)
Trust
First
:""
National
1-
1
1-15
income
Industries
Republic
1-17
2-
t35c
(quar.^____"_--_
dividend
Class
f 35 c
1
class A
1-30
5
1-15
12-29
8c
;
(quar.)_
Co.
Stock
2-
1-
5
1-15
22Vac
(quar.)
iquar.>___
Chemicals
Rainwear
3.75%
12-30
20c
(annual),:
Jewellers,
Fund,
Reliance
;
2-
____'__1_______^_______
(quar.__
capital
Industries
12-30
*f25c
Ltd.,
Class
1-10
2
previous
2-
5c
dividend—
Aluminum
12-30
40c
r_
class
long-term capital gains,
Finance
Reliable
1-12
inc.
Electronic
Amerace
80'/2c"
.
(annual)21
Fund—
Chem,icals
4.10%
Federal
12-29
50c
;
Realtone^.Electronics
2
1-12
'
-
1-28
$0.0105
___
:
Real Estate Investment. Trust-Cor of America'
■
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12-29
30c
6
31c
profits)
Co.
1-15
1-15
/
1-10
(quar.)____
(Ohio)-,
Bottling
Mutual
investment
*•_ f-
10c
Drug
from
Quarterly
29c ',
(quar.)
12-30
$1
1-26
^-i^ $5
Inc.
Corp.
Coca-Cola
Square
Puritan
2-20
25c
Fair-Community
Class
1-31
5%
common
Aluminum
12-30
1-15
in
1-19
dividend) ____!
(quar.)
&,
Amalgamated
12-30
1-15
,
5-20c
(quar.)
Utilities,
Economic
Progress
1-12
2- 1
1-15
5c
D, preferred
(quar.)___
Paper1 -Gov, $5 preferred
(quar.j___
Pioneer
:
announced
Allied Stores Corp., common
1-15
15c
preferred
Lines
short-term
•
dividends
Recoraing
Equipment Co. (Mass.), pfd. (s-a)
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling (increased)-
1-15
1
noc
1-12
1
3-15
1; 'V-V'
and
1
2-
series
Peoples Credit
1-17
30c
j
income
2-
11c
(quar.)____!___
net
1-19
1-31
2-
115c
.
pfd.y _i.
Co.,-.5%
from net- investment
Drug
^'
fs-a)'
(extra)
58c
56 lA c
(quar.)
Pennsalt
1-16
.
Alden
Stock
$3.50
preferred
61c
1-19
7 Vic
Ry.
Dial
Finance
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund—
\
60c
Co
CoalT Co.,
1-11
________
preferred
;
'
1
30c"
t6c
1-22
:■
12-28
1-31
(quar.)
A
Penn
'
1-15
30c
from
B
-
2-
27!/"C
Engineering (quar.)
Exploration, Ltd. (s-a1)____________
6
1-
5
Inc.—
dividend
each
■
series
1-12
2-1
Conwest
1-31
.
series
1-12
1-31
12c
Combustion
Coral
3-
1-31
9c
r
,
$25
capital gains)_____
Trust
&
Rockland
&
'.Panama
1-19
V
,
Mortgage
/;
;
9J/2C
1-31
1-31
__/^
Products
Brass
Stock
1-17
Co.—
Truck-
Palestine
{1-22
4-1
5c
from
Bank
convertible
Oxford
y; 3-15
2-15
from "investment
income)
Colonial
1-31
Bros.), common..
4%
1-31
5%"
^_i_
spue)ii
l%c
1-19
*
41c
1-17
common.,...^
of
the
investment
Inc.
<
Almar
Light Co.—
1-19
25c
(stock
Akron, Canton
"
.
$125;,
net
Control
1-16
4c
Edison
2-16
2-15
Corp.—
Fund,
Products
12-29
1
1
1-31
(quar.)_
4.75%
12-18
2-
25c
-
(quarterly
71c
2-15
»
lc
&
give
<A.\ R.),
Air
12-29'
•
(quar.)
Lines,
1-
3-15
Petroleum, class A
Air
:
•'
1-19
35c
stock)
or
dividend
From
1-15
1-12
;r
- • •
2
25c
(optional-cash
Vending
Affiliated
1-15
1-31
____
4.65%
12-18
3-29
1-31
split)_____
pfd.
rV;
1-19
'
Orange
ut-03-1
2
VaC
10c
-j" 25c
^
and
Norwalk
2-15' *,'l"l-12
50c
$1.12J/2
(quar.
Equipment .(2-for-l
j
1- 2
\
$1.50
Stock dividend
Colonial
1-
$1.25
-
*
Click Chemical Corp.
Cochran
?
Corp., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)_
Northern Utilities,
$7 preferred
^
com.
stock
3-
25% ;
Machine
Industries
Abrams
4-25
60c
d'JZ.
■
Northern Illinois
1
46c'ai-,w2J'l
:20c
_it.V
(N. Y.)—
Illuminating,
preferred
1
1
2-
.
2-25
1
5-15
■
Jersey
■
_
Burlington & Quincy RR:_^_'____ \/,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St; Louis
'■>? Ry.,
5%
preferred i (ouar
-
j-
1-19
1-19
2.
:
1-25
gains)r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Process
6%
Vv"
-
Chicago,
4V2%
2-10
—_____"_______l'llll2._',",",,r,h'T6i6c ?
quar.) '
Cleveland Electric
2-10
3-
J.
Aberdeen
9^
2-15'
17
(s-a)__
(3-for-l
England Fund
Nolde
'
(quar.)'_'__2!6.£__
A
12-29
-1-31
25c
1-
20c
(quar.
New
,
(Prom capital gains optional-cash
Bag Co.,- common
1st
1
2-15
35c
Chase
$5
2-
5c
__
Century Shares Trust—
A
New
-•
-
.
RR.
series
Freight
income
1
$1.05
_;
------
capital
Extra
3-
1-12
i
Fund
we
Stock
A.
1-15
'3%-
series
Bedford
New
3-1
3-15
2
1-19
1
2-
3%
Quarterly
3-15
1-
1
2-
-
Akron
(increased)
1
5%
yet paid. The list does hot include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
"
12-30
:
7:
Inc.
series
Class
;
-
preferred
Central
Foods,
Navajo
.
$37.%*c
$50c
,
-'
1
J
C
2-26
-
Class
Co.
2-
(quar.)
Addressograph-Mutigraph Corp.
•'
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:_
long-term
&
9
2-15
weeks and not
Trust—
National Securities—
26).
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
5
12-30
'
1-10
25c
(quar.)__
Dividend
2k
3-15
9c
from
Balanced
y
■
'■■■> a"";
' *
(quar.)
1-10
1-15
10c
Narragansett Electric, 4.64%
4%% preferred
(quar.)
1-17
1-17
split subject to approval of
stockholders
British Columbia
B
Michigan
*
16) %yV''
Blackman Merchandising
Brach (E. J.) & Sons—
(2-for-l
Class
,
1-17
1-31
1-
Wisconsin
ABC
>
5'
2-
1-20
1-12
t22VzC
Company
(2-for-l stock split)
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)_,._
1-17
(Detroit)—<
split subject
stockholders
(Quarterly
Bond
of Commonwealth
(3-for-l
;
"
1-31
2-10
Inc.
Yates-American
,
,-
Maytag
4
1-31
'
15c
15c
10c
(quar.)
Investors
Mayer: (Oscar)
1-2"
2-17
37y2c
1-15
(quar.)_
Specialties
) Massachusetts
'
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Stores
>
2-25
,75c
Corporations)..
(quar.)
__.l_i_____._i
dividend_____________________l___
1-
1
12-28
$1.25
■
of
1-15
1-15
3-
(quar.)
White
$3
Inc.
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Western Casualty 8c Surety (stock dividend)
Westinghouse Air Brake
(increased)
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1-10
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12-22
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1-26
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1-17
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(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.) _______;
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Lincoln
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American Viscose Corp. (quar.)
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12-12
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12-28
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12-29;
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12-30
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12-26
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1-17
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12-27
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12-27
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1
1-29
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1-'
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4%
5
common (increased).
'
< 70c
(qtiar.)^a!-.__!_!!_!_!.!/!$l,12Va
Continental
55c
B
$25©
Continental Motor Coach Lines____!_!_.! 1!_
Ltd.—
(s»a)
Canadian
1-
31V4C
——u—
pfd.
1-
y 73c
Quarterly
1-
1
•
Ltd., 5%
Foundries
Packers,
B
1
2-
*
—
Iron
2-
'
(quar.)^___—————
—
Bread
1
Co.,
preferred
1-25
y-,
'
-2-
preferred
Continental
145
87V2c
'. 12 VaC^.
preferred
Eastern Can C©:,
y
5
preferred
$4.16
;
33c
.
.
(quar.)
/
1-
"10c
$40C
Power
'Hv
// 1- 5
1-15
.
.
12-30
47 Vac
(quar.$1.31 V4
convertible: preferred
(quar.)
,
7% .preferred (accum.)!.!—...—_—/!
Eastern ■Bakeries,- Ltd.— '
- ■"</"«/-';;.j./V':tV*.
1-11
$4.52
12-15
'
—_a_—a—
Campbell Soup (increased quar.)
Campbell Taggart Assoc. .(quar,)—
Canada
6%
12-15
"y ;<' /v .;/<:/
,
* 2-1
50o
.<! "
Participating ■ preferred - (quar.)..
!
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Consolidated Water Co., class A........,..' "
:
/'■•/"
1-15-
40c
$1.12 Va /'
East
2-2
$4.55
32c
17 Vac
-
Ca^ipbell Red Lake Mines (quar.)_—T.,—
Canada
8:
1-15;:
,
-
10c
< <
2
2-15
.
•:'
■
.
.Stock * dividend
1-25 * /12-27 "
51© 1
'
12-29
Dutchess
'
;
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1
<
,12-29
Duro-Test
1-2
;
</ 1-31
51VaC
....
Consumers
30c
stk.)
Cement
$1.24
$1
■2-
&
$1.25
$1.20
1-15
<
plus
(quar.)—
Telephone Co.—
r
Increased quarterly on common—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)—a——-
v:
75C
2-M
,
v
r
•1-3
4-2
1-25
■
Royalties,
2r 1..
,$I5c
.
12-26
2- JL
10©
.
Natural
Consolidated
'
'
fr. capital gains, payable In cash
California Packing—
California
U
pfa .(quar.)—_
12-30
i-io>!,<:<1141
1
1-12
$1.50
-
/ jr.'*'
z
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.—_._•_
Duqyesne. Natural Gas— ^
r »—- > •
:/ *
4%'":'.:>;--l4l9.: <4 2-14
$8©
„—
Corp.,
common
4.60%
12-26
tlOc
.12-29
,1-20
$10c
;
common
Electric Power, $3
1-15
I2V2C
140
1-10.
25c"
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (s-a )!_
Paper
$20c
.
12-.. 8
$i;3tvi''d^.x^xr 1-'
^^!_
Gas
.2-
1-26
Dynalectron
!'
/12-28
•:•
1-31
$10c
,
1-15
12-28
15c
<3 *c.
$933/4Ca
Dupuis
2- 3
1!17
,
1-8
25c
1-15
•
1
1t15
$30c
.
/Durpas Milner Corp1.; class A- (quar.).!!—c- - ""7?/aQ
,
Consolidated
Consolidated
15c
-
-
Power, Ltd.,
California
'
(quat.)
(increased
•
1.-15 <12-201"
'5% I
\
preferred (quar:)—
Ltd.
—.—-a!!-/—/ /-
B
"
(quar. )_.___-/!!___a_.—
(quar.)—__-—.!__!_a!_!!
Dubois, Chemicals
(quar.)
.Extra _//_!—
!!__*_a-_--_!a!-!aa!.!!!!'
12-26
*
1-31"
V 10 c
10c
(quar.)——'!_—A"!!!—!_!"•'
preferred
Ltd.,
Co.,
partic., preferred
5%
.
V-, %
1-12
12-29
"
1-15
preferred
$3.50
<12-29 <'
3--X
9c
Ltd....!*
/ <<<
(quar.)!.!....!!.__/
.
12-29
.
,
Consolidated
2
1-12
1
:*
2Va%
Bakeries
(Canada), "Ltd. *(s-a) <
Edison' (N. Y.)rA,:-7iT44:;;<yy;v>
preferred tquar.) —-_.i_!!!!—/.!!__—'/•
Extra
CMP Industries
y
diVlnena)
40c
Mines,
&
:
.II-TVjC
(quar.)___—
Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)
/. $4.50 preferred
2-/1
V 140
20c
1-1
a—a-
inc.,
12-29
12-29
of Canada,
Ltd., common (final).
preferred (quar.)aaa!——!v
Pont (E. I.); de Nemours—
''/;<<<//<■<<<-■■'</"::/'//
du
bn^ 8/ -,12>26
■Consolidated
12-28 Is'
-
a——
Corp-—.
Co.; (quar.)_^-u—
a
Consolidated
12-15
>'1-10
1-31
V
Coniagas
6-15 '
■i
1-24
preferred
Conhohio,
V/
1-29
<346//
•
3
<
$1.90, preferred
6-15 ■<
12-31-
1-
■" " /
(quar.
$2.00
6-30 V
2%
••
1-10
4t10
:
<1-30
$1.50
_!
!
1-10
1-9
*'
"
"
(quar. )_!!!_
Coal
7V2 '/c
(increased quar.),
(quar.)
!!
(quar.)...
& Linoleum
Pont
du
£<">.'40©
4 2-15
,2-:l:/y
5Va% preferred (.quah)!!!!!!!!!!///^!-/:': $l/37W'</.i2-15s-.;T ;2" 1^
1- 5
Cohnficticut-Light & Power, $2.20 pfd. "(qUSr";)"1' ' 55c ' / 2- 1/*
preferred
preferred
60
$15 f-!//4;- ' 8,^,v 12-26
v.
gams./lAy^A!.™! <V'://;iC'
l;
<
Quarterly from net income.!!-!"/-!!.//'.'
Compo Snoe Machinery (quar,) ^a!_^v-a-3-! /.
$2.04
12-15
12-29
2-26
>
A';245!^2?4B
$1.06 J/4?
Fund—
com.
1-10
■<
.'-v
-■
12-28
1-10
<2-15
8©
!?? 2 Va %
:
stock
12-30
12-28
1-10
2-19
from capital
Commonwealth .Stock
3-16
-
1
'-AV.
12-18
145
2-
$550
Chemical Co. (quar.)——...
Du-Art Film Laboratories/ Inc. (N. Y.)-^
1-31
,*'•1-31
yy
,
Corp.
5
1-15
$37 VaC-
Dow
!1-3T*
$ioc
$10©
'
$2.06" preferred
3-31
;
91.12 Va
•
—_
7% pid. (s-a)A--i5% pfd. (annual»_aa
3-31
25c
y
,-
345
// 141
-^1
International Corp.,
Investment Co.—
■
r
y Quarterly
12-29
25c
(quar.)
a
(quar.)_
Co. (stock dividend) -iii-lj:—\
Terminal
1-20*
$1.12 v2
Sr
monwealth
Commonwealth
12-21
4^;
;
preferred
Butler
v-1- 5"' -'
1-19
j.-
-a——>-
,
1-15
25c
Gas
1-
'
;
1-15
1-16
,
.
,
75©
2V2 % ■ • " '
i_
—
monwealth
1-.5
l/yi Sept. :30, 1961 less British Income'
2-7,
10c
(
1
1-15
Co.,
Concord Natural Gas,
.1- 5
,
Trust
1
$$1.75
(quar.) __!_<a_/.!
Dorman Long & Co., Ltd., Ordinary.
"y,-. ■/./!• '<••</■' /
;// (Final payment of 6V2% for the year ended
" ;v
/*
240
3-31
.
•
12-22
15c
..
V-
a___
preferred
4Va%
Bush
dividend)
(quar.)_
preferred
4 V2 %
,
••v.i
Co
2 yiy-
;i'
•
Corp.- (stock
<<■-!< Burroughs Corp.
■
C01
'
Extra
■
1-
Textile
1-23
Commonwealth Edison Co., new common.—!
5.25% preferred (quar.)—!...
2-26
'
Burgmaster
Ks'-r,'::ir
2
12-26/
<
; 1-15
',2-4'*
Tar
2-45
!
1-15
c
serial preferred (quar.) a
'
Bulova Watch Co.. (quay,)a
—
Burger Brewing (quar.)
4—aa—a*.-— -v-
.
1-
Steel,'&
7%
"87%c
,y;yt$1
-"
1
•/
2-
2-
25c
(quar.)
common
.
Oilcloth
Dominion
30c
(Jersey "City)—
Stock dividend :///!/;/•!!-!!!/•—!a!/.a!_aa/.!! /:
:
1-15
lOVa©
'
1
Dominion
>'■!
(quar.)
Drug
dividend
.
Ltd.,
1-5
10%
Engineering' (quar.)
Commercial
12-15 '
3-15
25©
—
6%
<
Stock
'
>
(quar.)——:
Glass,
/l- 5
1!
Commercial Bank of NOrth America—' "
5
12-15"
1-15
2-
30c
20c
..
(quar.)
preferred
Commerce
1- 2 1
1-
"
;®rt26h\:a
-(extra)—,—
Products
12-27 •
1-15
>
*
(initial)—
Machinery
(quar.)—-
Browning Arms
Browning-Ferris
Combustion
preferred
11-15
Electric
Combined Enterprises^ Ltd.
1-12
2nd
■;
Dominion
1-15
MH.
•3-27
6%%
5-15
845
,145
(quar.)' <■:<. 50c
(quar.) !_!a.-.!! y 415c
Ohio
Commercial- Metals
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)l-
Union
Southern
&
12-20:
1-15
$12%©.
>
preferred
Brooklyn
Columbus
•
2- 1
;
,
.
,
12-26
1-31
2-15
__
7%
.
1-15
50c
:
Dominion
Columbia Pictures -.Corp^ com. (stock div.)
$4.25 -preferred /(quar.)—
—
Columbia River Paper, common
'.
$6 2nd -preferred (quar.).!
!._/a!a__/,..
1-10
149
12-20
from
11-30
!-^!///.r!AA!!.!-/!!y!!!Zi!^//
(e>rtfa)'___
(quar.)
!
1-12
<145/
•
10c
(quarj^tiv/;- f,'
1
1-30
55c
■
Stock Fund— yj'
Growth
(Semi-annual
::
Dominion
common.:
Products
Plasties
Colorite
/
■
'
4.16%
2
1-10
v
2-15
/
v
the
-
2-
$1.19
'
Group—/; •'■'■•;/"
'. '<
dividend on A and B shares!!!!! f:
?< Stock
;y
■
10-
.
"
•
1
Ltd.,
•■
■
"-7-
8
25c
(quaf.)^wA__!_A!!!!jA^l:
& Sons' Stores Co.-
(J. S.)
lc
.
1-26
63%©
30,
Street
Brooke
7,
/■y--! -•
1961—-,
(stock div.)
Ordinary—
ended
year
Preference;'
Color-Cfaft
2-1
22c
Products (quar.)--————;
(Milton) Co. (stock dividend)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)--————_
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% pfd. (uqar.)—.—_
British Columbia Forest Produces
Final
1
$1.19
Bradley
British
•
..
f 1-22 }
$: 1-10-,:
5
2-
/
1-
2-1
Bowman
-
'
Homes
/10c
/;,
1-19
-2%-
•
GolUng.wood Terminal,
9 '
12-20
1-16
-75c
-----
4-
9
-
3; 1
;.e-1
8-3i
■
12-6
$1 06
9-18
$1.25
12-15
1
4^"'--i}wc
645
.
subject. to. the approval by
Comptroller of the Currency-—
.
2
Dillon
will vote at the annual meet¬
"
1-
12V2C
»
"
-
City Investing' (quar.
*
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.),—!_/!_!!_!!!>!!
:'i-io
87V^c
•
Co., common * (quar.) ——i--« >
preferred (quar.)
r-'preferred (quar.)..——I—-L
4.78%
6
1-
1-15
,v
'$1.25
-r-
Angeles)-^.
9
7-
-
'
(quar.)--/,;
also
•
2-
(quar,)-
•
4.25%"
2-
(Los
4-
'
y
lV4e
-
1-12
1-
10-
1V*C
•1V4C
$1.50
r
ing to be held on Jan. 9 on a proposed
10% stock dividend." This payment is
5
3-16
1-
10©
»•
(quar.)
Bo&ticn, Inc., class A
(quar.)—-J—-——
'Stock dividend —u——<A.a_.-.A.!-.!!-
<
Stockholders
^
12-29
30©
<quar.)„
Corp.
National Bank
v
1-
1- 8
•
1 V»c
<
/
1-10"
1
1-31
-
•
$1.25.
■■
12-31
-
2-23
Boston Edison
•*.
•
(qua*;/.—^
Tobacco,
I
Warner Corp.; -3%% pfd. (quar.)_—
Borman Food Stores, new common (initial)
;
•
2-
-
3^c
<uiu'easeu>_—__!
1-12
1-20
.
14c
.
'3-15
$1.25
(quar.
(quar.)a—'—-—1
preferred-
1-15
1-
Cascade
preferred
%
5%
1-25
Borg
-
'
12-28
■
1-26
40c
;
-
,
!$lv30 4 v44i
37 VaC
.
•
i-10
,
8;
20c
—
15©
1-15
Booth
y<<y/
5
1-10J-;
1-20
1-
•
20C
(annualj—-_/._a-!a_-1—
Downs
Mobile
1-25
,
10c
(quar.)
3
1"
'
;„___a-_a.™.__a_^!^aa!a\ >
Co<
1-22
.150
!
'
v " /' "
29c1-31
capital pains)!/.!-—_
2- .5 < : Diversified Industries, Inc. (Calif,
<2-10
8%C
!;s7%
preferred, (quar.)—-!—-—!-.—_
:
1=..$,
' Dividend Shares,
inc.
tquarceviy- ironi net /
2-12V4C
4^' b /'investment, in,come) 4.!'^-!—!—!!!!!!-!!/'./
37 Vac
"2-15
12-29
// Dodge Mfg. Corp., common (-quar.) a_a!_—a-39c •
3-« 1
4-2
$1.56 preferred (quar.)-A——_ ..
-/ 1-31
6-1
Dome Mines, /Ltd.
(quar.)—a—a_—!aa-a-a> $17 VaC
9-4
1-15.
$42 VaC
Dominion of Canada General Insurance-!!!/, *'f
12-27
1-15
;// Extra. •a—-_AAA-!--A-___!n._-Tr- y $37Vac :
•-1-15
2- 7
$20c /
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.-)-!!!-!-——aa ;
$43c*145
Dominion Dairies Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.) 2-15
/■:" 115c
2- 1
Dominion
Fabrics, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
2 -/ 1
<'<"30c /.
;
t quar.)
/ :/
'12.-30 V/<
1-15
2-15,
v..$2
1-10
40c;
preferred
(quar.)•; .37 %c {.
5 %-•
Diebold, Inc. (stock dividend )a_!!!!!!!_!a!t t
x
„•
6-30*
/.
:
•
1
(quar.)-!_,AA__!!_J /
y
Diamond National Corp., common (quar.)
.y/1-10
■«/,:-i.L <'•
:
2-
Distributors
'
4
preferred- (quar.)i
—
preferred- .(quarj!!-4-!!TA_A-!!-.-^^!/
5 %
45©
(E. W.) Co., $1.80 pfd.
Bros.
(quar.)_
a
-
Edison
Detroit
Diversified
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common ((quar-.) /
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
1-15'<?
12-27
1-12
12-29
Boise
|.
.1-19;
1-31
'
2-1
5%'
.
/
•: Detroiter
1- 2
v
1-10
(quar.),.!--—---<-<!;•
Corp.
5
1
50c
Lignt
&
4
■; 1-
2-
25c
—
;
...
1-
1-15
9c
(D<H.)-!- /
t
4%%-. preferred /'(quar.)_—a_a-a!aa_a-a—_
/ Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. (quar.)—'
149 !•• 14Q
2- 9 ;i
1-15
20C
Churchill
12-29 <
,
1-15
■
$1.12 Va
30c
V'C
y>
2r i
1
;< Quarterly
><
12-15
.
12-29
Book-of-the-Month Club
.
v ;
•^•4-13
4-30.
1-13
(quar.)
;—-——
Blyvrtzicht Gold Mines, Ltd., ordinary—
(Interim payment equal to about $0,159
per depositary share after deductions).
<!<
-:
Chickasha Cotton ou
1-10
6%
;
9 -
2-28
Bloch
"
%.
5%
Bliss
•'
",a
1-31
$1.25'
aAa-!/J!/a!!/!!/
—
17V20
12-15
-
5'
1-
1
1-15
$1.37 Va
Quarterly'
DeSoto Chemical Coatings, Inc.
145 <",4- 2
r
3y2.% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago Dock. 6s Canal (extra)—
Chicago Rivet & Machine (Extra) ---!---'---:
12-29-
1
Ry.
410c
(quar.K-,—r
■;
1-15
.«•
Coatings
'^-_r
Quarterly.
lrl5< 12-29
•<
1-
v-
12-31
?p
.
Telephone—
425c
dividend
Stock
•
&> Ohio
Chesapeake
40c
,<••/;<<
145
V
(quar,)--!—
preferred (quar.)!
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
1-15
(quar.)_^-i—^
common-
30c
-
1-10
25 c
—
Powex1-
Estate
DeMun
■1-10
12-30
■:
1-10
1
933/4 c
Vilbls Co.. (quar.) „—a__a______—
5 Va % preferred_______
Delaware
;
1- 5
,
1
Capital
Chenango &: Unadllla
12-8
1-18
(quar.)
Binks Mfg. Co.
Special
y!
1-19
v
7 Vie
Watei^ <qu»r.
Ltd.,
68c
Corp.— ;:;:.••'•
Semi-annual stock -dividend——
Chase
27 V2C
-
Furniture, class A-—-
Biederman
Biltmore
7 V2C
■H
Watch
Benrus
2-
1-10
1
2-
(quar.)
Dead Phillips Stores,
3
;:i45-
26c",
Inc.
Chemical
DeSoto
De
■
-
,
4Va%
12 Vac
Corp.
(qua*.)—-----—
"(qua*.)
<——
Berkshire Frocks (quar.)
Berkshire Gas Qo!.{increased quar.}—/—:—,
Bene.iunai
1
2-13
25c
(reduced)
Works
Iron
40c
1
2-
—
3"
lr
-
2-
$1
preferred. - (quar.) ____—,!•_!'.—
Mines,
Day
$1.13
3%%
yDayco Corporation—
Class A (quar.)
2
1-
•
1-15
preferred .(quay.)Century Properties
(stock diyidend)!--!--- / :■ i 5^- ••
Cerro Corp.
(stock dividend) —aa-!—a_!_; ;"(y-6 %"v;
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
j'tv,' 25c 4
l'4'.v 1-/5
1 V'-:. l- 5
<ir>
1-31
,
,
"2-
t55c-
-
Belmont
25c
■»
70©
1-12
1-31J
<
■f
tauar.)——
Canada
of
:
5.44%.
Century. Acceptance, -common
1-31
-
,
Co.
■
1-16
■
.,.i"45p.
1-10
?
4-31
1%,.
'
Telephone
1-29
; 1-31
preferred :(quar.
Central Valley National. -Bank (Oakland)-—? ..
< Increased--—!—---——.a——/.
1-10
*;
,
'
$148
1-12
T'/ac
<p 2% •
dividend
V
28 l/eC
4 V*%
convertible preferred -A (quar.),—aV,v- Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd;—
*\p'.
412 Vac
New common (initial quar.)—,.——
$62 V2C
New. class A
(initial quar4.v,
40c
Baystate Corp. ^increased)——'//> .<<
16%
beccnam Group, i-ia. uixhnary- (interim )-—
Dividend for year ending March 31, 1962,
less British income tax and expenses for
depositary. Dividend will amount to ap¬
proximately $0.59 per depositary share.
Wl
117 Vac
Belding-CorticelU, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.) —
15c
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)
4: 20C
4%
preferred (quar.)
iUC-iuw
20c
4%/ preferred
(quar.)
!—i-—
Bell
Service—
Public
2-lb
250
Power,
Vermont
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.06
-
—
preferred A (quar.)
Daryl Industries
(quar.)a,-,—,-—.——Davenport Water, 5 Va % preferred (quar.)
5%
i-10
I-10
Light Co.—
(quar.)___——
preferred
Corp.,
Dana
;
r12-23
•/:'
a_
-
2-1
Stock
mM
Kansas
Central
2-1
2%
(reduced) —
corp.,-; common
$10C
.
1
1,-29
;
35c
4.75% pfd,. (quar4—
Central National Bank 4Chicago)': (quar.),—.
i. it-.s..
■
(quar.)—
common
When
Share
,
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Dan River Mills,
5% preferred
.
1-2
&
$4.24
2-15,
w
/
5%
Central
-1?-30'{
1-15
4%.
.
—r———
preferred :(quar.) !„1_—;
Central Aguirre bugar
(quar.)-—
<
Central Hudson Gas <8i Electric (quar.),—
1-30
c
Corp.,
(quar.)—
5
12-30
3-
IOC.
4 Va %
.
.
12-15
3-/1.
^
$5C
Cooke,
1-
1-15
10c
•,
1. /"
4-15..
$1.12 Va
Castle.
ap¬
12VaC
5c
12-29
■
2-20
,
jl-. preferred (quar.)-,
—,.
preferred (quar.)-!.—_—-—Plate Co.-!—
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd, (quar.),-!—
12-15
1-10
1.2-
41c
Tin
Celotex
t$1.75:
>'
$1.06'A
Caspers
12-29
9
1-15
ii
9
1-
$8
$4.50
12-29
1-22
■
,
4V2%
12-31
,
«.
quar.).^—a-._!
Convertible
12-26
1-10
.2-1
& Light—
;
6V4 C
(L. ED & Co: (extra
Carson Plrie Scottt & Co.,:common.(extra)--';
12-26
,1-10
tl
$1.25
„
.
Carpenter
1-8
1-10
;
Products!——,____rA—
(increased
Oommon
.
<•
,
2
25c
proval of, stockholders)-—
of Canada, Ltd.— y /•
7%
preferred >■
BarCturis Construction (stock dividend )a~_barry Wright Corp. tquar.)——
>.
Barton Distilling Co. .(stock dividend)*—*Barton's Candy • (quar.;
Stock ■ dividend
,r,
t
2
1-
1-20
•Barber-Ellis
<
1-
for
additional share
(one
dividend
Carolina
1-20
1-20 •;
t55c
Bankers Trust
Stock
Metal
(quar.)——r-^-y
common
praticipating preferred —
(N. Y,> (increased)——,w—
$3
Carolina
•*uc
Scotia
Nova
2
—r-^-
(quar.)——
Bankers Securities Corp., 6% cum.
of
Bank
1-
$1
Extra'A—
.
1-20
Per
Dallas Power
12-29
3-12
IOC
——
(quar.)— 1
.Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
$1.07
(N. X)
Bank, of Commerce
„•
—:
9
$1.75
1-15
5c
Inc.
1-
—
Oabxornia
of
Plastics,
1-20
I
,
—i_—
Capital Investments
Capital
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
;
-
20c
preferred (quar.),
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Bamt
12-29
r
.
'
4%
••<;:!</'■
1-10
1-15
•
Name of Company
,*
25c
•
(quar.) —.
com.
(quar.)——
preferred
7V<>
1-31
10c
_
Co.
Transit
Baltimore
(quar.)
6% preferred
Baldwin Piano Co.,
Payable of Rec.
'
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
:,
v.!/ '
vy . Name 0/ Company
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
.
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,
2-
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Volume
The
Number 6123
195
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(119)
11
•
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Per
Name of Company
•
•
Farmers
Traders
&
Life
Insurance
.
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
Co.
$7.50
20c
—,__
Stock
.
Federal
Insurance
Co.
5,30%
15c
Corp. (s-a)
Federal
Asphalt Jfroaucts
N.
J.)—-
Federal
'
National
3-
-
Federal
Boardj
faper
*-■4:60%
1-15
(monthly)
Services
preferred
preferred A
5%
Federal
Tool
Federated
<te
1-31
^
1-15
3-15
12-30
,
(quar.)_
<quar,)=._--
——
Stares
—
.4
&
;
World,
Inc.
(N.
pfd.
(quar.)..—
1-
1-15
10%
.
>
Ject
,
to shareholders
$2.25
General
,,
5%. preferred
(quar.)-;
dividend
preferred
Fireman's Fund
A
First
A
Insurknce tS. F.)—(quar.-)///
Corp,-,
First
Co.-
Small
Business-
-
35c
class A
5%%
lnveot-
First National Bank
Stock
dividend
(San
/.//stockholders ' Jan.
Realty
Sterling, Inc.,
Firth
dividend
Foods
Plus
Foote
&
Foster
to
:
-
approval
Corp.
5 %
1962)
-
$1.75
6%
(quar.)--!_—_:—;_i/—
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)^_
Hines
5
Hoerner
%
10c
.
"10c
Class
27 ViC
Holt
10c
'■
(quar.)—
-
(Charles E.)
Class
A
Fulton
& Co.,
Industries
class A
15c
(quar.)—
"
15C '
t
:
15c
4%
(stock
Fundamental
from
"(Quarterly
Gardner-Denver
4%
Co.,
preferred
Garreu
Inc.
(quar.)
.
(Georgia),
common
General
Precision
A
(quar.)
vestment
net
.stock
or
income
.
'
.
(three
,
for
'.t
»
.
1-12
V
-»>v
(8c
from
net
24c
and
4.60%
Illinois
•
,.
from
i
*
on. investments)
Wares, 5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of.Florida^--
r.
32c
1-15
2-1
2-1
1-
£
^
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...
t
25c
2-15
2-15
$1.30
preferred
B ,(quar.
32 Vac
2-15
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)__
:: 33c
preferred
preferred
Co.
4__
Indiana—
of
;
—
,'v-
J,_,
(quar.)
common
■'
Co.,
Gimbel
new
Bros.
common
f'
Co., common
(quar.)
Corp.
Falls
Glickman
Class
class
Corp.,
A
Gordon
Jewelry,
Class
A
Gossarcj
•
>■1-15;
•
l-l§
Grand
Rapids
Great
American
,4
Great
Lakes
Paper,
Great .Southern
preferred
Life
(N.
Ltd.
12-21
3-10
preferred
.2-
15c
1
,
International
,
less
;
British
March
$.044
Great
31,
per
37 Vac
for
Financial
Company^-
Corp.
-
4
'
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.
,
year
5*
3-
.1*15
1-19
4
Life
Insurance
1
Co.
12*18
1-15
12*29
3-10
$5
preferred
i
Increased
(quar.)——-
Manufacturing—
quarterly
___!
—
——
2%
,,5%
($1.33
r
r
■
Lerner
4-16
1-19
z
&
1
Co.
1
2-
1
2-
1
2-
4
11c
1 ;
1-10
f:
37'Ac
2^
10%
Irwin
(Richard
D.),-
i-15
>
1-15
/ ftc
1"12
1-
1
12-29
1-
.
1-15
/,
1-15
12-29
1-16
Co.
Co.
stock
12-29
12-15
1-15
12-30
15c
>
1-10
1-
*
1-10
1-
1-10
1-
VaC
3-
1
2-
1
$1.05
2- M
B'
v
Jergens
3*
_
divd.)
50%
Jersey
8
12-29
1-12
■
4%.
Jewel
12-19
Central
Power
prefei'red
1
Tea
Co.,
common
35C
(quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd.-**
-4
37 Vac
2*
V
$22 VaC
•
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1
,1*19
♦
1-15
.
r-
t.
12-31
lit
,
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preferred
.
,
...
_
2-
1
6
•
.2-
1
1-12
Jonathan
y
$1.25
—
Quarterly
3-19
3-
$1.25
6-11
5-25
15c,
1-17
"
1
12-28
Jones
15c
2-15
1-31.
'$1
2-
1
1-10
2-28
Apothecary
Inc:/
(quar.)
i.
Josten's, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)__
L
Joy
Mfg_. Co.
(quar.)
3-15
1-26
2-15
10c
4%
2-
(Fort
Co.
(N.
9
1*22
1-10
"
1-10
12-19
3 5c
1*10
12-19
5%
1-24
12-29
'40c
/
1-15
12-29
',
•
'10%
3-
7. ;
2-
1
(quar.)
55c
2-
1
60q
2*
1
60c
3-
1
2%'
1-12
.
2-21
Wayne)
Y.)
————;
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5
12-29
15c
«
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.
,
dividend)—
1-10
1-12
1-12
2*
,
'
1
12-
8
-
7
:
5Qc
3-10
$1.10
3*10
..
2-16
2-16
,
Ordinary- .(interim
,
2*13
12-13
2-
1
2*
1
1-15
U'Ac
class
3-
•/
1
2-15
1-15
1*15
40c
A--__——
'
IOC
1*15
40c
!
—
1-15
12-29
1-
2
1-
5
•
12-29
'
37'Ac
^
2-
1
1-
8
2%/ :
1*16
12-20
55c
MO
12-15
2-1
1-11
V
1
1
1-11
""•$1.04
2-
1
1-11
(increased
approve
;
______
"•/ *' '
-
31'Ac
1
Forbes,
(quar.)—.:
common
Inc.
——
H.K & Co.—
preferred
B
(quar.)^_™
1-15
..
1-
1-15
.10c
1-15
2
12*29
1-15
12-29
40c
1-15
12-29
$1.50
1*15
12-29
1-15
1-20
12-29
12-29
1*15
12-30
—t-
2-
1
$1.06'A
2*
1-11
(quar.)/
12-29
2-15
2*
1
2-
1
25c
2-15
1-20
—
$25c
3-31
3-
$25c
6-30
6-15
—1-
$$1.25
1-31
1-17
1*20
12-20
1-15
12-22
/——__//_/__„_
Co.
1-11
1*15
5c
/—
1
7 VaC
A
priority shares (quar.)__
priority shares (quar.)
5%preferred
(quar.)———
2%
12-30
Corp., Ltd.—
Conv.
Majestic-Penn
6%
Pool
.5%
(stock
—
&
Co.—
A
2q
1-15
12-22
10c
—
1-15
15c
1*15
12-29
12-22
.
62 Vac
(qua?.)—
2-
1
1-16
10c
(initial)
Hyde
5%
3
1%
———
Equipment
(P; R.)
&
dividend)
(quar.
common
(quar.)
preference
Malone
Inc.
Corp.,
dividend
preferred
Mallory
.
State
Finance
Stock
12-29
.J
12-15
1-12
$1.00
_——
Major
12-29
1-15
1-15
12-29
.
Drug Stores
Metals
12-29
12-29
"
1-25
5c
(quar.)__—
preferred
1-15
20c
2%
*
#
1*15
30c
12'Ac
.—/—/—_
(quar.)—
1-18
1-15
$25C
$.001'
&
1-11
1-19
(quar.)„
,
B'
(R.
41C
quar,,
2-for-l stock split-
1-15
1c
1-31
12-29
4C
1-31
12-29
1-
2
12-29
1*15
12-26
33Ac
1-15
12.-30
TAc
1-23
1-
1-23
1-
2
50c
1-29
v
1-12
.
(from
-
realized
profits)
2
2'Ac
Managed Funds—
Electric
shares
Paper shares
come
.
'
ized
plus
securities
—-—
(2c
a
2c
securities
from
net
investment in¬
distribution
profits).
from
—
,
1*15
6'Ac
ioc
/——
Co.,
12-29
1-15
$40c
6'Ac
^
dividend
.
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1-
a-
6,
1*31
"'
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17 VaC
4*
$10c
3%
2-
2-14
7'Ac
Logan,
1-19
40c
Insur.
Ltd.,
.(Joseph)
12-31
$13%c
(N.
12-29
2-
Mailman
1-15
$15c
Johnny-On-ZThe-Spot-Central, Inc.
1214C
'
12-29
1-15
^ 1
$1.11
Major
(q)iar.l_
1-29
35c
dividend)—__
:
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$1.12 Va
—
__—_i_
Magnin
12*30
933Ac
.
$1.24
'
(quar.)
5V2%' preferred
1-10
f/A:
$1.29
4V4%
40c
3%%. preferred
•1-10
1-25
preferred
Mading
1-15
■
_______
1-25
31'AC
$1.46
Feb.
Trust
,
Light—
(quar.)
31'AC
(quar.)——
(quar.)
4%
37 'Ac
—_____
1-18
1-25
pi-eferred-l—
Stock
'
&
1-10
1-31
(quar.)
Macy
stock-
—
(quar.)
.
1-31
7 'Ac
preferred
Magnetic
(quar.)_
commop
(Andrew) Co
1-10
131'Ac
—
Conv.
Bros.-,
1-15
preferred
Macomber,
1-12
-1-12
——1-
12-27
2
1-31
'
6%
preferred
(quar.)/
MacDonald (E. F.) Co
Stock
dividend—
1-12
2
12-30
2
8C
(annual)___—_—
(Hugh W.J. &
Class
1-31
$1.09
2-
1-15
14-
;
"
(s-a)
MacAndrews
1
40c
12-30
13c
-
(quar.)
preferred
Lowney (Walter
1
'
47
1-15
45c
M.)
Co., Ltd.. (quar.)___^_
Luijiinator-Harrison. Inc." (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas (quar.
MPO Videotronlcs Inc/, class A—
12-21
1-15
——J"
1-15
4-16
35c
stock__
,5%
,
:
(quar.),j,
12-29
126'Ac
'w'.
(stock
(quar.)
Stockholders
12-29
1-13
2c
12-29
1-13
IOC
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric—
:12-15
$60c
7 VaC
1-13
5'/aC
:
Gilfields,
2
5rVu?
I
Common
1-15
-
%c
5.16%.
12-15
//68c
-
'
1-
3-15
4.44%
12-15
i-15
25c
1-18
1-15
2
4.96%
^ -
V
1-31
(quar.)
coin,
Los Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light—
>
12-22
8
1-5
4*
5.9
Long Island
Lighting
(quar.)—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (stock dividend)
'
,
12-12
25C
Orig.
Class
"
30c
1-19
1-15
■
12-21
1*
*
HOC
Ltd.
&
I
$35c
(quar.)___—
—
Candy
Long
8
12-21
!
12-27
:
Forms
Non-callable
Loft
'
1-15
$60c
1-10
2-
"
for year ended Dec.
31)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd. fquar.Local Finance Corp.', class
A__——_____
V Class .B
/ Preferred
(quar.)——
_!
2
$20c
'
1-15
(quar.)_—
Rochester
Lobitos
!-10
$1
1
•
$4.30
12-29
1
60c
5
2-
20c
__—J;
RR.—
2-i
'
5
I-
133Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Litlle Miami
$13c '
,
1-
1
—
(reduced)-
Corp.,
•;
IOC
1
2-
10c
Lipe-Rollway
1-2
1-15
$37VaC
2-
$L75
_
2-
1-19
(quar.)—.—
(s-a)——_1"
—
—
5c
12-29
—
Link-Belt
12-15
v
i-i5
$25c
12-29
12-29
1-13
5%
Bakeries,
1-12
'•*
''
47y2C
45c
31
T.)
Special
I"24
80c
Inc./
(Fred
Extra
-
"
1-20
1-26
(quar.
.
1-12
2-1 •'
>
41c
Miss.)—.
dividend
Lincoln
1
'4,
and
1
Increased;
12-22
1
■
'■
(Jackson,
7
/ of
shiireholders
Lincoln National Life
1-10
1-
1-15
'•'■■
31'Ac
j;
*
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6c
12-
,
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
Liberty Real Estate Bank & Trust .(PhUa.)
Quarterly ■—
/(Stock dividend)
(subject to approval
I-IU
51c
1
12-15
14c
.
—
1-10
1
•
1
9-
14c
'
Extra
1*10
2-.
'
I
6-
9-15
-
I;—,—
(quar.)
Business
Ley
1-10
,
2-
:
3-
6*15
—
•' '
/
common
Brothers,
1-12
; ;. 1-12
1-10
1/.
583Ac
-
Income)
_____
Tire
Inc.
2
3-15
—_'
stock)
Salt
1-
8'Ac
',./ 2 %
:
-
Financial
or
Stock
1-2
v
1
1
net
(quar.)—
preferred
Levine's
2-
~
United
Stores,
Leslie
2-
12*15
8
8'Ac
from
4 Va %
,
2-1
1
12-15
1*
long-term
(monthly).
dividend
cash
1-16
1-29
51c
1-26
8'Ac
"
capital gains and 13 cents
from net ordinary income. Capital
gains
distribution may be received in either
•1-16
2-
1-15
distri¬
Northrop, common (quar.)
prefen-ed series A (quar.)
,4-16
2-
1-15
2%
5% preferred series B
(quar.)__
Lehman Corp. (Optional—cash or stock)
3-15.
,
'
to
12-31
4c
25 c
&
1
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subject
12-31
12-31
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1-12
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holders approval on Jan.
3-1
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.-<.
$5 preferred (quar.)
——4
Gustin-Bacon
5
,
of
1-15
1-15
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1
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12-31
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;
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(quar.-)
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Irving Trust . Co. (N. Y.)—
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12-20
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,
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f
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2- 2
1
25%
.
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1
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.
$1.25: '
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Ordinary and
payment of 12¥2%
Tax
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1-10
2-15
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12-15
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interim
1-15
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1-15
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12-29
1-13
1-3
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class
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6
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dividend)
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(quar.)
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; 25c
—
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4-
$1.25
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Lewis
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net
preferred
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1-
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12-13
1-10
25c
(quar.)_—_______—
Lanvin Parfums, lnc._
;
1-15
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preferred
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12-15
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12-29
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12-29
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,
class A
preference
(quar.)——-__2
International Bron?e Powders, Ltd-T- y
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J
4
6% parti?, preferred (quar.)
4;/—4__;—
International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc.
(New York City).; (quar,)_:_*.
International Harvester, common (quar.)___
International Milling, 4% preferred (quar.)
International
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Varnish
Si 1*15
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Pennsylvania
of
9
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Lance, Inc.
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1-19
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—_—/___
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2
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income)--—
1-15
1-31
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-
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9
2-
—
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.
1-15
1-15
,
.
6%-
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-
1,15
1-31
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4
1-31
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2u
40C
.
__________
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3
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1
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9
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Indiana National Bank (Indianapolis)—,
,
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55c
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$1.25
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6%
preferred
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(quar.)
;
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1-10
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12-29
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each
;
9
3-
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2-28
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Hotels
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4
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3-15
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12-29
55c
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1-15
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-
2-
1*15
15c
—
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1
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preferred
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Motors Corp.
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preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.75
Stock
--1-
$1.08%
(initial)
Industries,
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1-15
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37 Vac
.
Hupp Corp.i, common (stock dividend)
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Co.
(quar.)
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.(
1-15
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7
1-15
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stock
2-»
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i Common 'i
1-23
35c
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:
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12-19
V 2- 1
;
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dividend
1
3-
—
4
1-25
15c
■
(quar.)—
Oil & Gas, Ltd. (initial)
Hughes-Owens; Ltd., class" B—
7
Class
A
(quar.)4——
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preferred
(quar.)_____
HuntingtonHail
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$5
3-1
1-
'
1*10
55c
preferred
Hudson's
12-29
-.
Extra
i.
3^31
——
(quar.)
Freightlines,
Gas Light
Gem
(quar.)
common
33c
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5
50c
Stock
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1- 5
1-
1
25c -r;;: i-io
(quar.)—.————
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Hudson Trust Co. (Union City, N- J.)*—
n
dividend)
capital
5
2* 1
/
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3^4%
Investors—
(
9
3-
Low-Priced
Bond
Fund
series
(from net investment income)
Keystone Lower-Priced Common Stock
7%
Household Finance Corp., common,
>.;•
4.40%
preferred '(quar.)—
monthly)_
1-
5c
„
(quar.)_—
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(annual)
2-
$1
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King-Seeley Thermos Co. (quar.)
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1-5.
2*
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$i.25:
iquar.)__
New York
(quar.)
of
Co.
bution
Winston
Co.
12-29
$1.05
!_____
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5
1*15
•
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—
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&
Insurance
Houdry Process
—_;4_——
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(increased
Home
I
Keystone
(Delaware)—
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3-
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Renfrew & Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
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t30c
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1-19
12-26
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9
1-29
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28%c
Lumber Co.
1-12
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Holly Sugar Corp.,
tl2V2Q
._
(Edward)
Common
20c
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Fresnillo Company
Friendly Finance, 6%• preferred
(quar.)
Frosst
preferred
15c
FraSer
Fl'isch's
21V<C
(quar.)
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(quar.)
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1-12
1
1-15
27 VaC
Heritage Industrial
Corp.—
Higbie Company
(quar.)—
Higbie Mfg.r (quar.)
High Street Investment Fund (quar.)
17&
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2
1
1-29
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2-
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Stock
Hercules Gallon
1*
32-
4,
3%
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25c
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Fischbach
Florida
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First.;Union
35c 1
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stock
Kennedy's, Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)____
Kentucky River Coal____:
Kentucky Stone, common (quar,)
•V Common
(quar.)^_5% preferred
(s-a)
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.
(quar;)—I
preferred
preferred
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12-20
:—_——:
—
2
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-
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1-
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12-13
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Kavanau' Corp.
12-13
.
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1-
-
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1*10
,.
(increased-quar. )_4_,1
(stock
Boiler
preferred
5V2%
(initial):
Class
B' (extra)First Nafiopal Bank
'
5%
,
$7.50
.•
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1-15
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$7.50
f
2
1-10
^____
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Hawaiian Electric Co., 4(4% pfd.
25c
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Steam
,
50c
-1
(quar.)
common^-——
_____™__
Connecticut
ments
&
'
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.'-Class
'56t4c
.(Qua1'-)———
Firestone Tire & Rubbed
Schafner
Hartford
7 VaC
.
1-
12-28
$1.25
(quar,)
.
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Hartfield
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1-30
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$1.50
Corp.
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Hart
approval™
corp.,
5
2*16
•1*15
10c
,.
-
.
6
1*15
10c
(Pa;)
Harrisburg Telephone,
Harsco
Financial Federation Inc.—
"
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(5-lor-4 stock spilt) The action is not sub—
Financial
1-
50c
5
12-29
class
'
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& Richardson
(stock dividend) «
Hai-ris-Teeter Super Markets___—
Hotel
;
$1.50
and
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
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both
on
;
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3*
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dividend
(quar;)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.50% "preferred
(quar.)__
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% preferred
(quar.
12-16
1-19
12V2C
Corp.,
class
.
When
Share
(stock
4% preferred
1-15
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Harrisburg
-
Aircraft
Kansas
1
2-15
5c
1-15
i
1-27
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Harrington
12-36
1-20 '
-
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2-
j
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Harnischfeger
12-30
1-15
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1-15
3
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12-28
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1-19
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Brace
i
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1-19
2%
4
Per
of Rec.
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preferred
Quarterly
.
Holders
1-15
25c
J____
(quar.)___
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Chemical • (initial>a.L=.-_s
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2-28
1-15
common •(quar.)'.i'_^-
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6%
12-30
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preferred
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2-15
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Monthly
Federal
1
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;
preferred
Harbison-Walker
,=.—__—_
(s-a)
Cotton,
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dividend
conv.
Hamilton
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(Newark,
(N. J.)
Hagan Chemical 8s Controls,
15c
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-
Share ; Payable
Hackensack Trust Co.
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Payable of Rec.
.
(Syracuse,- N.
Fate-Root-Heath
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Northern
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"1-12
Northrop
Corp.
1-22
12-15
(quar.)_—
12-20
1-15
12-29
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1
12-30
Nutone
1-31
1-15
2-
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2-
135c
1-10
$2.50
1-15
222-
12-26
2-1
3-15
2-23
Vac
1-25
1-10
Minerals
1
1-11
12-22
2%
1-22
12-29
15c
$4.20
Co.
Power
Montana
Products
dividend
Stock
New
1
12-29
2-
9
1-15
$1.09
1-15
Cookie
22-
1
1-15
1-18
6
Royaf
Mount
' 1-15
12-15
1-15
12/15
1-15
2-28
,
Quarterly
Movie
Star,
t
Co.,/6%
Finance
2-
preferred
9c
(quar.)——__i_
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(N.
Auburn,
,
,v
12-29
-
12-30
Pepsi-Cola
2c
1-15
$1.50
1-15
4-16
Stock, dividend
*
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National
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&
9
3-15
Electric
National
'2/1
Philadelphia
Philip Morris,
1-15
-
1"15
Co.—
1-2
t
"
'
3.90%
■
Gas
(quar.)
30c
/
_
1
1-18
1-15
15e
.
Fuel
12-29
2r
National Lead Company—
» -
;
'
preferred
6%
(quar.)—
B
2-1
$1.50
1-
•
(stk/ div.)
Bottlers,
1
(Payable
In class
BB common Btock)
National Periodical
V
.
..
Publications, Inc.
1-
20%
'
National
10c
/
Tank
Co.
Neiman-Marcus,
6-
Inc.
3
v
15
•i-10 t
25
: 1
5»A%
'New
New
,
Co.,
$1.06 >/4
^1-15
T2-15
1-19
12-29
$1.06
3
-;t,
$1.16
(quar.).
preferred
Brunswick
Telephone
2-15
•
New
England
Bostcn
3-30
Piatt
1-10
1- 26:
2-
1
1-10
1-15
12-20
2-
1
2-
1
Port
'/
.
1
.
National
Merchants
Bank
of
1
50c
Newark Telephone
(J.
J.)
31
1-10
93 %C
2-
15c
2-
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred
(quar.)—„_
preferred (quar.)___.
Adjustment preferred (quar.)
••*
North
American
15c
——
2-
Investment
Corp.
(From capital gains)___-_—
112-
Stock
■
A
Class
12-29
1-20
12-29
\
»
3-19
._
;
North
Shore
Ry.
•
5%
preferred
5.50%
i
preferred
Northern
-
common
Indiana
(quar.)
.
:
~
12-21
1-15
12-29
1-26
2-1
12-22
2-. 1
12-22
B
•*'
1- 15
?
$1.37 Va
2-
1
12-22
1-15
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)-z
preferred (quar.)—_
4.22%
-___•
,
$1.12
1-15
12-22
$1.05
7,
—
1-15
,
''
Northern
Insurance
Pacific
(N.
Ry.
Y.)
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co.
55c
$3.60
States
5%;
preferred
(Minn.),
(quar,)
of
1- .3
_
1
'
145c
1-25
12-29
90c
1-15
12-29
$4.08
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
I.. $1.02 '/a
1-15
12-29
$4.11
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
Paper
Co.
.
<
1-
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
12-29
2
2-
■f
•
$1.02%
___________
$1.04
-
.
(Del.)
36c
.
v.;
-
12-15
1-25 *
•
1-10
•
'
./•
—,—i—-—i—
2-15"
15c
-
12-21
1-10
$1.64
—
Corpj_
i-15
3%
."15c
,
1-10
1-17
,.
2-.
12-29
1-15
28c
1-15
•25c A' 1-15
12-29
,.12-29
12-29
22VaC
1-15..,
/.22c
1-15
60c /. Ir25 .
—.
1
.
12-29
12-30'
11-10
1-5
-1-15
5%J
"L
.
12-23
1-
;
30c/./ 1-15
2.
2
A''(n)onthly)___/r':'4c,' i
.«'•
-i/—
,2-15
15c.-:,t 3- -1„
—;—»•
*■
"
A*.
.
/
2-1
2-/1
8c
8c,:•'
,'.
^
'12-18 'V
1- 1
-
y-r-v.
■
1-18.
.
1-18
.
*
(Ed.): & TCo*.,' common- (quar.O-—-
1-
♦
-
2
1*19:
(quar.)-:—
;
preferred
/$4.775
2-
$L.
—
1:
/2- 1
65c
common
"•
"Mry
1-20
1-10
12-21
,1-ia
':•'•
(guar,)_—;
Rpiar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.
$6.25 preferred;' (quar.)
i
ltl2
:
,
1
25C
2-
12 Vac
:
——
ri',:
r.
•
.1-12
:
$1.18%
Xquar.)
C?0^
.2-20
12-27-
VV-.//
A
preferred (qtiar.)
Finance
1-W
$1.25,
—
.12-21
.
,J2-i21
mi
4—i_'>$1.56V5»--'.
12-21
M
-
k
1
x- ■20
12-29
1- 15
1-
•
-
Selected
12-30
1- 15
-
12-15
•1
12-15
■
;
12-26
•
12-29
1-20
•
"'1-12
"
20c
.
*
1-12
•1-20
6%c
B
1-25
.
1-12
'
1-20
(quar.)
_r__
j
$1
'2-15
2- 1
', Shaer Shoe Corp (initial>__^^-__-^_:^--*_*/^-'■16c
"1-13 * / 12-29
Shakespeare- Co/
—*—30c
'Shareholdefs TrUst* of Boston (quar./from
•
1-31 V12-29
;
' ".Investment
income)
'* '',13q: f
.•«:"
1-12 *
^1^26
Shatterproof Glass- ■(quprr)-^-_-*AvA._-_^\2lfce ?
1- 8 ' 12-20
'/, Shattuck Denn Mining .Corp
" 5c .
1-12
V Shawinigan Water iSs* Paper; com.
(guar.) j/
vf20c * 2-23
•"
1- ■15'
Class
fie
■•.'
income);
ment
■'
•
"12-26
,
Seligman & Latz, common———
12-29
-1- ■26.
3%
•: " Class
2
1- •20
12-29
5c
15c ' •1-16
B
(quar.)___l—
—IV2C % ,:1-16
American-shares (quarV from invest- ;
,l*
See's
-
<
'1-10
Security'Title & Guaranty Co.-(N. Y.)™__
Candy Shop, class A-(quar:)_-______^_
1-10
1- 15
•"
..
(quar.)_
l- 15
-
pfd. /(quar.)_
5%
•. ^
$1.25 " {
2%
2-
-m.4%
1-12
-
preferred
.
of
Fund
-
Bank
April
";'C ;':|'
12-15.
*12-20 r
15
1
t56V4C
Trust
&
18,
Sheep
"
-
$75c;- j "1 -15
-12^20
t
6
7c
1
•
; Shop Rite
5-10
,
<.1-15
*
1-?
1-
2V
2-15
•
;
70c
1-12
; 1- 4;v
.;-52V2c
>
1-15
--
Southern
2-13
-
1
2-1?
3'
I0c> ;
,
1
3
$1.16
•
1
»
Oats
Co.,'» com mop
6% -.preferred
Quebec
Power
Quincy
Mining
C.
Can
Stock
R
T
&
Co.
-
•'
Corp.
(quar.)
12-22
'
30c--:
1-11
10c
-
.12-22
2-23 *■
4.56%r
.4.48%
1-31
-
12-
j
——
:
s.
,l
3%
- •
.
6c
•"
6%
;
8
1-15
1-31
12-30
/•
4-; 2;/:
-■
H''•>■■
'
1-
2
-1-31
.12-
8
1
;'
.
Edison/-- -*■..
'
*
>
\
ioci
V 3-15f
.:
15c
/il"
8
(quar.)_/"_ii_l__
.
28 VaQ
preferred .(quar.)
California
Gas—/
,
4.75%
Indiana
,
Gas
&
Electric—
280
2-28
;
■"12-22
:
1-
1-15
...
3
1-
3
1-
1-31
3
:
/
*■
t62 VaC
-2-15
/
,
12-30
1-19
V
12-20
1-15
$$1.50 '
.
preferred (quar.)*—
-preferred / tquar.)/--™-/-/!^/-^
Co.J—
Southern Materials
1-31
37 V2C
^—;■
(quar.)——___
A
.1-31
65C V
—"
(quar.)
participating -preferred.J.quar.)-■—
4.08%
«
preferred
•
2-1
$1.20
$1,183/4
v
15c
2-
1
1-15
1
2-
Continued
on
1
4-15'V/'--;../ 'I
*•; 50' j / '.1-31 %
;
■
J
.12-22 T
1-15
25%
(stock .dividend)
v
'
1-15;
.
i
ri-io; v;
2-1,
.1-12
20c^
■
.12-22
T 2-1;;
$10c
7
-12-27
1-15
-1-15
-
1-11
1-15
1-20
1-29
$50e
i
8
'
(qUat/)
California
preferred
Southern
•
.
1-15
.'12-
1-15
'40cv
Southern.Canada..Power1, -Ltd.y-com.. iquar.)
•;
1-15
■
,
"
Southern
1-201
$1.50
2.t40c
(quar.)
dividend
E
-
"
1-10
-
1-15
1-2a
55c
-
•
2
(quar.)A_^
,.
R.
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
Co. v(quar.p—
Inc.
^" " Present" common
2-13
1 ■30
Cp. -.(N;. J.)
1
1
„
'•»..Southdown,
$1.06(4
1
Ltd.,■'class.
Trust
.12-29
1-31
$31 %«
'
South Coast Corp.
(stock dividend)
Southbrldge: Plastic Products—
Class A
(initial)-:
1-?12
43
$1.22'/af
Somerset
1
2-
-:
f■
12-29
,
2-
.<r
•
1-10'
'
4V4%.
-4-'.;
■•
8%'%.: preferred* A (quar.)__.
Smith < Howard > •Piinpr; Mills. .,$2- nfd.(quar.)
Smith (J. 'Hungerford) Co. (quar.)
Smucker' (J.: M.) Co/ (quar^j—
Sobeys Stores,
1
2-
»•
1962)'
Shulton,'Inc.-r-
.4%
.
•'
,
12-15
•
-
-
Foqds (Stock-dividend) I'.—-/_____
1-15
•
15c
' »V
$25c /
;on class,,A and clas? B_V': /2% %
•>.Sigma .Mines/,Ltd
(Quebec) Js4ak--^/-*-r5:%
,l
Slater (N.T* Co., Ltd., $2.12 pid.-fquftrj)^
;/ t53c -
,12- 8
12- 30
$1.80
f5c
-
•
-12-22
"
.1
2-
,
(Canada)-Ltd.—
'Stock dividend
Co./
'■
Mines, Ltd.-(s-a)__%
of , America (quar, )—• - -
Common'/(quar.)—-L-J—J
5-10
v
-
Greek
Sheraton Corn,
Sherwin-Williams
K
Boston
shareholders
-
>
•1-12
,
Products—
Tradesmens-
5
.12-29
1
2- •1
ii-10-
/
of Canada Lid.'
1-
-
1- •15
38c."
.2
preferred
4.70%
preferred, (quar.)
Puritan Sportswear (quar.)______
12-29
$4.16
;
2
(quar.)
•
3%
—
Light.
12-29
$4.10
1-
2-
$25c
*
11-24
:.v .2- •21
.
80c
4.90%, preferred; (quar.)_"________1__!
preferred (quar.)__—_
»•
12-31
1-20
2
1
'<..
•
v
1-12
,1-10
29 Vic
„
(quar.)'
1-
Security-Columbian Banknote Co.—- ----1- 2
i1-31t
(increased-quar.) C-'—---;—-—T—:J- ^ '15c >"
2- 2
;
1- 8
Stock dividend,r_™___—100% -/ 1-19'
Security 'Insurance - (New - Haven)-- (quar.)^ :
\ 45c * •2-1 ;;
./J'*' 4 -'-i
Security Storage (Washington,' D. C.)— / ,-/:•% ■/ -/;
1- 4
1-10
'Quarterly :
' '• 40c' ~
"1-10
*" Extra *___L_
;
15c.
,1- 4
"
,.
1-12'
;
1
3 V2C
4Va%
•
Quaker
com.
2
1-15
$1.50
12-29
2-
j..' ;-:25c •'/'
(Philadelpliia).1 (increased-quar, )_^___i_
.
."{
Ltd.
i
Power
1-31
,2-
2
1-
J
both class A and Class B—-
preferred
6%
Quarterly
Northern
2-16
2
1-
.1-15
:
Seaboard
v
2- 15
30c
V
;
(quar.)—
.-.Public Service Co. of Colorado, corn. (quar.)
i\ (3-for-l stock split subject .to approval
12-22
37 Vic
(quar.)
.
Prudential
-
Northern
•
12-15
-
12-22
Service—
4 XU %
1-
"1-15
\
(quar.)-,
Ltd.
ScrivnerrStevens Co.
•
'12-15
.1- 11
(quar.„ ific
—
on
Inc.
$3.41)
„
1-15
——
Provident
»
I
4-15
$1.25
v
i-.
Scott Paper :Co.^-;: /i__
1-15 V.
•
1
6
',1c ~
1 31
Premier Steel Mills, Ltd. "(initial1:50c.
...Prentice-Hall Inc. (stock dividend)___—;-2%
,.:i. 31
2
1
Price Bros. & Co., .Ltd.. common (quarj—1— * . $50c
"3 -1
Prince Gardner (quar.)
—J"* ~}5c~
:1 15'
Procter & Gamble, <8% pfd. (guar.)
r V"., $2"*'
1
Producing Properties,,6% ;pfd. (accum.)__—
37^0-. :'.:2
1 -26
Progress - Mfg.-' "(stock dividend) 21
2 %.
12- 22
Providence Gas
(quar.)—'2——
14c
1
Provincial
2Bank, (Canada)
(quar.)$3"0c
1-12
'
$1.06 Va
•__
Public
12-28
$2
35C
"
Engineering Works
Illinois. Gas,
12-15
$1.25
.
Northern
-
1-15
15c
■'*
(s-a)
Northern
12-29
40c
(quar.—__—
(Mass.)_____
___j
Gas.
Northern Central
•
2-19
1-15
45c
Pittsburgh Telephone
North
.'
v
•
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Antonio
$4-
.,12-19
>
.
$3.12
12-21
1-
r
(initial quar.)—___———
(lnltial)_t
vi—•
A
Class
1-18
-
/
.
,
North American Life Insurance (Chicago )—
..A1-10%
stock dividend subject to stock'
holder approval oh Feb. 13————
North Ajnerieau Refractories (nuar.)
:
3La 5
„
..
1- 15-
5%
Poweri Industrial
7-12
4
1-11
$1.37 '/a
preferred
4V2%
12-21
'
.
■
„
1
.1-11
m
lnlO
-
1
;
j"
preferred (quar.)
:
partic.- pfd. (quar.)—i__._
50c
Calif.
of
1-10
1-
1-20
15c
' 25c 1 1-15
Scott & Fetzer (monthly> - 10c .:;; '_2- .l_
Extra
;/■• 50c
i;2-l
3-1 •4
r Mtmthly
/:
—jjki/ /10c <•■••
Scott & 1 Williams /(extra■ '!: , 25c. ;*• .1-15 ;
.1-10
•
1
2-
97'/2c.''.
4'%%
10-11
9
1-31
5c
15c
3-19
1- 15
.
$1
(quar.)—
div.
:i-iio/ ^Schuster
v
12-15 ->
$2.50
dividend;
Power. Corp.
4-12
8-
15c
25c
1-10
'
1
10
,
87 Vac;/
General. Electric
1-1*
,
1-25
(quar.)
common
/Schneider (Walter J.)" class
22
1
.
.
12-20
,
5-
-
15c
<
;___
1
"-•17'Ac
Extra
:r. 90c
(quar.)__.
(monthly_
Gas
1-15
2-
15c
(A. C.) Comnany (quar.)_
Norfolk & Western Ry., 6% pfd. (quar.)——
12-22
(quar.)
Extra
B.(quar.) -$1.17V2 3.60%.,preferred,;(quar.)_w_—__—^
90c. ,.■f Potomac--Electric Power—
•
r'
*•' •1. ,*C * *
12-30
Nielson
1-15
1-26
Diego
4 Va %
1
"- $1.17 '
(quar.)™
1
Sulphite &
Potomac.Edison,
-
12-11
;1-I0
Co.
.
,2-:.;a*
RR.
Portland
12-29
30c
1-15
20c
-—
,
12-29
1-15
$1.50
—
(Ohio) 6% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,<.2%% pid. (quar.)—_•
6%
,1-15':
25c
12-26
2-16
-
'12- 1'
10.7'"
Portland
(quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas (quar.)
New York Auction
(extra)
——
12-29
1-22
,
2%
(resumed)-;;
,/Schlumberger,- Ltd./ (quar-).-:
*
31
i
;
dividend
Stock
12-27
,
New
Newberry
1-15
33c
Huron
15c
-
■
1-■15
3%
(quar.)
(stock "dividend
Polymer Corp.; class A. & class B Stock div.)
J
,
class
'1-25
^
-
r-i- 15;
&c '
4
"i
Plymouth Cordage
Polychrome Corp.
Corp.,
t
1-25
4.36%/preferred A. (quar.)__,
—$1.09; /; 1-15 :
14 2 *
5 % % '^preferred
B •; (gnat.)—:—— -■• $1.31V4 ' 1 / lrl5; r./
12-29
/ Sawhill
Tubular Products - (quar.)_—
20c - ...1-15
/ Saxon
Paper Gorp./(stock dividend)——z—
2Va %
1-10 *12-29
12-14
f
•v
Schenley :• Industries,
common
~ !•** 250*";/ 2-10 -r 4-19:
1-30 "
>1^19" -'//'i.'"-v'-*
•.*: 50c preference ,-(s-a) ;.
.25c>; *; 2-10.
1-20
12-22
y* ^ - ..
Bchluderbetg-Kurdle (quar.) "
a__-35c ;:*'1-10
1- 3
.
' 5%
•
(quar.)
1.
/
1
L
2-15
1
-3-
•
' •
t
1-15 'v
2-
-
.14c
-2
-(quar.)-
&> Cable
4-20 /
.
$15c
Increased
■*
Wire
27'Ac
——
England Gas & Electric Assoc.—
preferred
Plastic
5
2-
1-31
/
8c
.Sargent & Co. .(stock dividend)i/___-i/__;—^
Savannah Electric As-Power, com. (increased)-/
•
'
__
common
2-
Ltd/ (quar.)
Co.,
$3.50
1
'•
Sangamo. Electric*■;
.2-15
i'
'3-
•
$1.06 V4
J*
(quar.)_^2 ;
dividend
21c
$15c
: V
(quar.)_—1_
common
1
•-
■t.* $ 15c
I"
r
2-15
v :,/v
—
preferred (quar.)
;
4.50% < preferred (quar.)—
San Miguel Brewery
(quar.)——
It 5
,1- •13
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred ,(quar.)_'
i
$1
2' : 1
-Pittsburgh Brewing/ common (quar..1/" , 7c '/
1
-2$2.50 conv. .preierred
62t4'e'.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (qiiar.)_:
$1.50 i ; 1- ■15-.
lr 19
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (stock dividend)
V
2%
Pittston Company,
MOc
5.60%
preferred (quar.)—___—
5%
preferred (quar.)
—L—J—/-,
V
J
1-19
1
~ 17Vac
,
.
Chemical
*; .-Stock
2-
';(
4
12-
15
2
pid.'(quar.)
(quar.)
,
Trenton
12-29
;
Power
8
12-22
1-15
1-12
2
1-15
2oc
Gas & Electric—
I'l/VA V/ • : : |
Common
(quar.).
—30c
-
San
2
20c
.
12-29
(quar.)_
4V*%\ preferred
(quar.)_j___—
Products of Canada Ltd. (quar.)—___
Quarterly
12-
;
1-11
1-15
1-25
2-
$10c
-
Salant—
&
Fund,
San
1
9-
18
6
12
2%
1-12
17 Vac
Neon
Nevada
>
30c
(quar.)
common
8
Y.
(N.
Quarterly
■;
1
9- 18
15c
••
:
12-27
933/4C"
;
(Howard W.) & Co., com. (quar.) —
Samson
Convertible Securities and
Capital
1-22 A
3-
'
Stevens
,1-11
;
1-25
25c
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Stock
12-29
10
1 •27
7quar.)_.__
preferred
&
1
1
1-11
'
Sams
t45C
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (payment of 25 *centavos)H_TI.^
8% preferred (payment of 40 centavos)i_
Pierce
9
National Old Line Insurance (Little Rock, Ark.)
*■; Class AA. & class BB
Salant
t$1.50
V
■
■2-
i-
.1-11
25c
25C
:
Corp.,
Corp.,
Lawrence
5
15c
Inc./common (quar.)_"
preferred" ,(iqukr.)_'_____;
C 4%
.
.
Quarterly
1-
(dividend
1
'
National
31
3- 15
'
Cement
preferred
Stock
4v
12-15
1-15 ,!
■V
35c
—
Welding Machine
12-12
1
—
Corp.
preferred D
Paul
12-20
».
; 3- 2
,
1-15
(Albany,
——
1
3(80% .preferred
.
1
2-
'
preferred B
(quar.)——
5'/2%
preferred C (quar.
St.
5
'
1
__i_. $1.07'/a, '
Xqutt*.f--»* 98c.-'V 2- 1
1 20
Philadelphia Fairfak Corp.
:
$2
^Philadelphia &. Reading Corp.—
;,V r ' : : , r*"'
4^0%
,
:/■ / 15c
Mlg.___
(quar.)
1-
;
4.24%
,
'
.
H.
19
r
—:—
Philadelphia Electric'
4.68% preferred (quar
4.40"% .preferred !quar.)
,
(One
National Commercial Bank & Trust
V
1-
each 24 shares
-
-
10
1
1- 31
15c
-
-United
Permanente
,-■•
additional share lor
held, subject to approval,
v:; /■■;/■
,*. v
Of stockholders; Jan. 9, 1962)
:;~70c
t National Biscuit Co., common,-—
-.National. Cash Register, (quar.)—;
—T '■.*"/' 30c
.
;
Pepsi-Cola
5
2-
-
$1.12'/a
5%
St.
12-20
1
Coke,-'new-com;:(iiritial)•,'♦,«: 37Vac
12-23
,
Royal McBee
i»
12-20
—
dividend<4.^
Stock
;2-2
10c
12-20
1- 19
'
"V
12-21
;
593/8c
(quar.)_____—___—_—_—
Inc. (quar.)_
—*
Furniture
6%
1- 10
Bureau?, Valley- RR. (s-a)_____c_2 :
$2.50 ' ;
General Bottlers'(ill.)-(quar.)15c
&
.'
9
'
1-15
12'/2 C
(accum.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
*
3-
H.),
&
Peterson
Rowe
12-29
30
37 Vac
pfd.
4.25%
.
12-30
1-
15
t*
-
.
1-16
.3%'''
~
(quar.)
D.)
(William
0
k
'
—
Corp.
(George
Rorer
Row
12-26
25c
4.64%
Peoria
12-30
5
; -$150
—
^
of Tulsa—
2-
3%
10
2%
common...,
Peoples Gas Light &
.
1
>$$1.19
(quar.)____-w_—,
Co.
Roper Industries
\ 12-26 /:
10
1
•
preferred
(quar.)
preferred-(quar.
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.' (quar.)_
People's Drug Stores Inc.— —
-r ,*
-
5
.
2
.
(quar.)—
(extra)
Broadcasting
Roper
12-26
10
35c
__2_
Ltd.,
1-15
1-16
2
12-26
-
-
1-15
>/
10
(quar.)
Products
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
12-30
1-15
(quar.)
——____
__________
Bank
National
Metal
1
1-
—
Corp. (quar.)—
Stock
dividend
'
7-12
1-15
4c
.
12-26
____
$6 preferred .(quar.)
Penn Traffic Qo.",(s-a)---
•
2-
1
1-15
•
Inc.
Nast,
12-26
10
(quar.)
Co., 5%
(C. J.)
Penmans,
12-20
1-15
37VaC
preferred
6%
Proof
Rust
2.
Co.
"
30c
:
12-26
10
Rollins
'
'
Nat
&
2-
•1-31
1-
Ronson
•
^
4A:;5% /■';./1-20
"
12-26
10
Button
Rohr Aircraft
■
9
2-26
.
■'V Z> 15C >,t8-
(quar.)
Muter
Company, ffstock dividend).
___L
Mutual Investment Fund (Optional—cash or
stock from realized security profits)__;
Mutual System,
common
(quar.)
Murphy
$1.25
$1.25
$1.13
$1.54
$1.41
$1.75
$1.50
$1.35
$1.50
10
15c
1-15
;
9c
•i..;
12-26
■
*■'.
—
10
(Initial s-a)
Quarterly
12-31
.1-31
22 VaC
A
-1—
Inc. (initial)
45c
9
1-15
...,
$ioc
& Telegraph—
States.! Telephone
Mountain
^
2-
2-28
3%
r
12-20
12-29
6c
Dairies,. Ltd. ,(stock dividend)
Rice Mills, Ltd;' '(quar.).;
Royal
Parker
Patterson
25c
15
2%
class A
new
dividend
Peninsular
v
2%
10c
-Ltd.-—.
-1
Bros,
stockholders)
12-20
15c
12-18
2-
15
"
12-20
1
27 Vac
(initial)
—
(2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
12-20
1/2C
"
•'
Corp.;
Parke-Davis
1-11
>1-10
7c
*12-20
15
dividend
12-28
3%
15
5%
Stock
12-28
5c
Rochester
15
;
1-15
1-15
>
Inc., common (quar.)______
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Robinson Cotton Mills, Ltd.
(resumed)
1-15
$1.12'/a
$1.18%
$1.183/4
i—
2nd preferred
4V2%
Richardson Company
Rockower
30
$1.09
—
1
1-15v;;
Rich's
12-29
(quar.)_
2-
2-16
2-
(Calif.)—
Stock
12-15
1-25
19
dividend
Paddington
"
12-15
12-28
10%
;
iquar.j
Bank
State
4
12-29
:.
preferred '
25
15
(quar.)
Pacific
12-18
1-15
lc
Mount
1-
1-26
1-15
preferred
l*
$1.10
(quar.)—
Stock
$1
j
j
(quar,)-*--—
Chemical—
.'•.„/
_
70c
—
2-15
2-28
"lie
dividend—^—:
Reynolds Metals Co. .<
4.75%
preferred A (quar.)_
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
1-12
20c
:
(4-lor-l stock split eub-
Reynolds: Aluminum Co. of Canada,
4%%
1st
preferred (quar.)
15
6%
1-12
35c
(s-a)-:—.
Co,
1
.
25c
Inc.
(quar.)—
Diablo Co. (quar.)—
Inc,
Stock
5
12-29
12-29
3-12
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.-40% preferred (quar.)
12-15
;'
1-
1-25
1-15
3-12
7%
;%
12-29
$1.05
,
1
30
serial
5.64%
!
/ 12-15
,V
Rexall Drug &
30
(quar.)—r
1-20
,
Revkin,
5
31V4C
(quar.)
com.
Co., common
6.16%
1-15
1-16
1-15
$1.50
_
—,
Foods
Fine
1-22
'
'»
1-26
2%
2-15
45c
1-
1
1-20
37'/aC
——
2
1-22
.(Ohio)—
ject to approval of stockholders).
Revere Racing Assn., .Inc...„—:—;—
-
25c
preferred (quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)______
5%
5%
; 1-15
2-1
present
$4.36 pfd.
(quar.) _•
a
(quar.)
& Light
Power
4.52%
45c
Motorola,
Mount
2-
Pacific
12-22
12'Ac
dividend
Stock
12-29
1
Electric
&
preferred (quar.)
$4.75 conv. preferred (quar.)
45c
(N.Y.)
5
1-
2'/a %
$4.75
1-15
2-
Gas
preferred
$4.50 preferred
_—
Corp.
(-quar.)
2
4-
1
•
6%
—
dividend)——
(stock
Pacific Lighting Corp.,
12-29
$1.14
//•;•
/
„
Quarterly..-
•,
Reser's
1-1512-26
25c
(quar.)
(Del.)
—
$4.40
25c
(initial).
common
Mother's
1-19
Inc.—
Foods,
Morton
1-31
10%
(quar.)
2-
(stock dividend) j.—!—
Corp.
A
1-
4-25
-
$4
./.
(Three-for-one stock split)
Indemnity Co. (stock dividend)——
5
75C
(quar.)___
(extra)—;_
Electro
'
——
(N. Y.)
Trust
Morgan Guaranty
Morrison-Knudsen
1-
28c
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
Montreal Trust Co. (quar.)
—.
1-26
2nd preferred
Pacific
1-18
1-15
5%
certificates (annual)
Power Co,, $6 pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
40c
Pacific
1
1-30
5%
trust
Montana
12-
1-10
;
5c
15c
preferred (quar.)
Valley Barge Line Co. (quar.)—
Monmouth Park Jockey Club, com. (annual)
Morse
2-15
7 VaC
4.56%
1-1#
1-26
—
Stock dividend
1
2-
30c
Mississippi
2-15
2-15
—_____
pfd. (quar.)—
A (quar.)——
Pacific Coast Properties, Inc. (Del.)—
1-16
'
;; 125c
.
.
Markets
Food
C.
&
6%
1-16
1
:
quar.)_
5
1-25,
2-
.
(Cftnadit), Ltd., 001ft,
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.
80c
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
2-
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (reducea-quar.)
Mississippi Glass (stock dividend)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
voting
P.
6
2-
dividend)
(stock dividend)
(sLock
Engineering
Falls
1-
$1.10
(quar.)
A
Class
Millers
2- 1
1-19
$1.22 Va
(reduced)
common
Class
2- 9
$1:75
(quar.)_
Paper
-12-29
1-
1-15
v
6C
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
Mfg.
Miller
(increased
r
i——
———
(quar.)—_______—,
Carrier
Reitman's
1-19
"
——
Reheis Company, class A
12-29
9
,
_
21c
22V2C
5c
40c.
He
7V2C
JlOc
+10c
.
Y.)/(quar.)_^__<
Corp, (N.
(quar.)
5
2-19"
2-21
•
'
32 Vac
—
(quar.) 1
12-22
Oxford
3-
2oc
r
(quar.)——,
common
Owens-COrning Fiberglas Corp.
1-15
1-15
50c
dividend
Factors
Mill
2
1
2-
Equities
Redwing
1-10
r"*
1-19
$1.06
Arms
Oxford Electric
4.40%
Stock
■1-
1-15
15c
$1.38
v
3-
2
3-12
20c
Class
-
12-15
4-
,,87Vac
____
(2-for-l
45c
Products,
Company
Overbrook
1-15
12VaC
oommon .(quar.)/__———
Gas,
Elevator
Outlet
1-30
20c
7%
preferred 1 iquar.)_—_—
Oppenheimer Fund. ___:
25c
17
Gas & Electric
preferred (quar)
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Sugar, G%
pfd. (accum.)
Midland
Guardian
:
5-15
32c
Chemical. (quar.)__________
Matliieson
Oil t&
Otis
4.90%
1
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Olin
.2-23
'
Mfg
J.)
6-
12-15
1-29
2%
.
Real
-
(increased-quar.)
Olin
1-23
3-1
"
(George
Meyer
1-15
dividend)
(stock
Ontario Steel
8%C
"
1-10
(initial)
common
new
stock split)__!—
Properties Corp. of America—
A
(quar.)
Class A (Increased)._______
1-10
1
(quar.)j—
preferred
[. 4.24%
12-26
5c
,
Michigan
SteelWire
Inc.
Common
4%
25c
Fast
1
1-31
3%
(quar.)—/—
Realty
1-10
r
B
Red Owl Stores
2-
2-
common
■K Miami Extruders
Class
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—-
I2V2C
(initial-quar.)
.—
Motor Lines (quar.)
;—
Merchants Refrigerating (extra)
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co. (Mass.)— •;
"■
5.52% 'preferred (quar.)
;;
Metro-GoldW.vn-Mayer, Inc. (increased)
New
2-
2-
2bc
1-10
1
25c
—1-
12-20
1-20
—
preferred "(quar.)_ir__i_—™-__
Purina,
Ralston
1-22
25c
(quar.)—
common
dividend
1st
$3.50
1-10
1
2-
America,
of
Corp.
Stock
1-10
2-1.
t
Radio
10c
1-15
Development Associates
Mercantile Stores Co,—
~25c
(quar.)_—i
10c
42VaC
8V3C
Merchants
class A
12-29
Payable of Rec.
Share
„
Holders
When
Per
Conipany
Name of
'
12-22
XiVaC
—
stocx-split)_j.
(2-ior-l'•
Engineering,
117 Vac
'
Corp.
Mensh Investment' &
Northwest
$22>Ac
——
(quar.)___C———:—
McCormick & Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
McKay Machine Co. (stock dividend)-JMcQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)—McCall
1-
-
Extra
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar;—
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a
May Department Stores, 3%% pxd. (quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd.
(quar.)—
•.
1-15
1-31
1-15
1-12
$30c
Monday, January 8, 1962
...
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
\
2 Va %
preferred B
7%
of Company
$1.50
.
Gardens. Ltd/ (quar.)
M'aremont Corp. (quar.)__
_______
Marine Midland Corp.
(stock dividend).--Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Leaf
Common
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
.Maple
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(120)
12
page
46
.
'<.
•?
1
Number 6123
Volume 195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(121)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
'
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
<
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
...
Year 1960
40
50
Oct
44% Dec
8
■
21
44% Jan
16
69% Jun
15
52 % Jan
114 Vs Jun
10
103% Jan
6
17% Sep
35 Va Oct
25
Dec
6
16
75
Apr
Jan
15
32% Jan
52
6
7
„
Jan
3
Jan
3
4
24% Jan
14"
47
Jun
17
21% Oct
20
98
Dec
19
10
Oct
24
23%r Jan
4
22
28 % Jan
.
Oct
31
40% Mar"
97/u Oct
28
20 Vi Feb
80
■} 10% Jan
.22y4Jan
1
8 ye
24
Sep
73% Nov
59 '/2 Sep
29
3% Sep
28
85
Jan
7% Jan
Corp
ACF Industries Inc
17
6
29
84
12
Air
.
18 1
Jan
14
3% Nov
24
27% Jun
9
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
3
41% Nov
4
19% May 12
12% Jan
3
20 V4 Aug
37% Dec
29
88 y2 Jun
8
93
Dec
Alco
4%%
13 y4 Jan
5
9j/4 Sep
8
is%
Apr
4
25
45
Jan
5
32 y4 Jan
4
53% Apr
4
28
56% Jan
4
35
Jan
3
50 y4
7
42% Aug 19
40
Jan
6
27
55
Nov
new____
Dec
12
100% Jun
2
4
20% Sep
5
Allen Industries
50% Jan
3
66 Va Aug
3
27
16% Dec
21
3
52% Apr
20
17% Jan
May 31
12% Dec
4
12% Jun
39 y2 Jan
6
36% Jan
6% Oct
24
11% Jan
5
7
Oct
11
41% Sep
26
58 y2 Jan
13
44
Jan
3
32
75
Jan
4
84% Sep*
81
1
Jun
23
17
Dec
5
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
98
22% Oct
24
36% Apr
13
25% Oct
4
28
61% Oct
26
Dec
23
19
35 % Jan
Products
Allied
28
21 y2 Apr
19
Oct
25
29 y2 May 15
Nov
17
26% Oct
26
25 y2 Dec
4
Allied
25
12
4
56 y4 Nov
19 % Dec
Portland
Aluminum
81% Mar 30
26
Mar 24
28
55
19
37% Oct
119% Dec
7
78 y4 Jan
6
69% Jan
3
21
24 Va Oct
2
4
19% Oct
23
27!.
98 y4 Sep
36
Jan
22
26
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
91
Nov
28
106% Jan
34% Dec
13
,44%
30% Oct
4
Oct
18
13% Oct
24
35% Oct
5
Jan
18
44% Jan
4
37
58% Sep
63
July 12
Jan
4
15 y4 Jan
51% Jan
7
38 y2 Jan
16 y»
33
31%
.31
17
:•
r
32%
12 y4
.
12%
77%
79%
." 64
32%
4%
4%
38%
19%
19%
38 y4
39
38 y4
38%
*90%
92
*90%
Co
91 y2
:
1
32%
5,600
12%
11%
12%
22,000
78%
73%
75%
10,900
66%
64%
66 y4
18,700
4%
10,500
4%
'•
4%
38%
*
4%
39
39
19%
19%
19%
38%
35%
37
91
91
*91
10%
11%
37
40 %
39%
40%
38%
41
4,500
47%
48%
47
48%
45
47%
4,300
49
49%
48%
49
47%
48%
48
48%
6,900
11%
11%
11%
91
20
19%
19%
19%
56 %
56%
57
56%
57
*91
*91
93
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
42
5
43
42%
44
43%
43%
7%
7%
63 %
64%
63%
82%
82%
-7%
7%
7%
7%
No par
65%
66%
63%
65%
81%
%•
16%
16%
43
43%
1,700
8%
1,600
64%
6,800
2,800
81%
81%
81%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
11,600
21
22
21%
22%
22%
23
22 Va
22%
78,900
100
100
*99%
1
•82
120
82%
100
100%
100%
100%
100 %
100 %
300
10
28%
29
28%
29 %
29%
30%
29%
30 %
8,500
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30
31%
4,000
of
No par
27%
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28%
27%
28
86,200
1
65%
65%
65%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
No par
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
28,200
1,000
30 %
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%
29%
30%
6,700
110%
26,500
America
12.50
,
>
113%
110%
112 %
28 %
28%
28%
Airlines
1
convertible
American
preferred
Bakeries
American
108 %
preferred
American
American
38%
63
21%
110
*103
39%
*61%
109
27%
21 %
22%
♦103
109
39%
39
40%
28%
4,500
21%
20,100
400
108
39%
63
*61 %
63
*61%
62%
*61
62%
*61
9,300
63
■,
2
62
62 VA
62
62 %
100
16%
50
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
108%
38%
*62
10
common
22 %
21%
110
38%
No par
Co—
Bank Note
22 %
21%
100
common
•
6%
50
1,100
36,200
10
100
common
27%
6
93
7%
5
111%
5
39,300
19%
55%
28%
11
11%
20
114%
51% Jun
90
11%
27%
24 Va Apr
92
37%
110%
64 V4 Apr
8,000
9,900
'
48%
No par
4
800
19%
37
I
No par
3%%.
39
90%
Petroleum Corp
Agricultural Chemical
American
May 31
9,700
65y2
19%
DAY
4%
39
13,500
12%
65%
38%
6,260
.
74%
r
55%
Cement
Corp
3
7
i7y8
16%
Amerada
47% Aug 10
69 y2 Nov 28
8
.
4,800
"
Amer
May 11
27 Va May 17
130
3
Feb
30
•
34
Amerace
16%
87%
16%
19%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
11
31% Jan
July 25
23% Oct
57
Jun
23%
82%
93
Aluminium Limited
38% May 16
~
»
21,600
30%
23
89%
55%
Inc
20
30 y4
23%
12,800
;
No par
Alpha
Alside
30
30
30%
23 y4
87%
19%
convertible preferred
May 15
35% Feb 28
Jan
30%
23%
89%
7,000
*
10%
Supermarkets Inc
36 y2 Sep
11
18%
*90%
Corp common
preferred
4.08%
67 V*
17%
88
4%
No par
Mfg
20%
66%
47%
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
110
22% Dec
108
4%
3
14% Sep
19%
67 y2
21
1
Stores
15
30%
20%
18%
*
37%
;
Inc
Mills
84 y4 May
12
22
28'/a Sep
Allied
Allied
70% Nov
Aug 11
13
10% May 11
122
66%
1
v
,
19 y8
5
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
4
19%
♦112
gtd—100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
16 y2 Jan
59
Jan
7,500
123
9
May 27
8
22% Jan
89
25
100
100
71%
1
preferred
Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System-
27
12
i
54%
69%
10
_1
convertible
15% Oct
Sep
21
38%
100
46
90 y4 Jan
67%
Shares
54 y2
72%
22%
65%
CLOSED
_5
preferred
Allegheny
24
64%
..
21
30 y8
the Week
Jan. 0
55
71%
♦115
NEW YEAR'S
1
Alleghany Corp common
6%
EXCHANGE
81 %
*54%
"
,'12%
80
_2
Inc
31 %
12
STOCK
.
2
Gas Corp
17%
30%
1
No par
Aldens Inc common
32 % Sep
33% Jan
16%
'
90%
^—Friday
Jan.4
72 y4
123
20%
23
88%
■
67
,
Sales for
Thursday
*
20%
■V
30%
23 "
50c
Inc
Products
21 y4
30 y4
!
Industries
J
Alabama
"
28% Oct
Sep
21
PRICES
«'
55
69
*115
68
20 %
_1
Chemicals
Reduction
11
8% May 11
&
Air
,
5 V4 Mar 24
45% Nov
Products
A
9
29
'
9
11% Oct
'
67%
1,
:
*53%
70%
123
x2o%
No par-
-
Aeroquip Corp —*
Air Control Products
9
'.86% Dec
*115
1
Admiral Corp
"
55
69 y2
-
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2,50
29
14 y2 Mar
16
*53 y2
10
.Adams Express Co
SALE
Jan. 3
,25
.Adams-Mills Corp
36% Apr 21
428
Wednesday
Jan. 2
100
Acme Steel Co__-.-~.___
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan.,1
5
common
preferred
ABC Vending
41
22
43% Apr
19% Nov
3
61 ye Nov
4
33% Nov
109V4 Oct'
.
Mar 14'
convertible
4%
AND
Monday
1
Laboratories
Abbott
68
Dec 22
*24% Jun
5
3
Apr
t
3
16% Apr
63
23 % May 31 v
21
27% May 16
25
38
17
•
\
,
Par
Abacus Fund
24
3
7
Dec
126% Nov
26
98'/4 Mar
.
55
-
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
Lowest
Highest
Mar
STOCKS
'
.
Range for Year 1961
Highest
'
Lowest
13
17%
17%
18 %
17%
18%
17 %
17"%
25,400
47
47%
47%
47%
46 %
47 %
2,400
47% -.48
No par
/'.
•
fi
■
U.
.
American
41% Aug 29
25% Mar
4
46 y2 Dec
23
30% Dec
1
43% Jan
4
35% Dec
14
40 y4 Sep
29
42% Jan
77
Dec
27
American
28
5
7
Jun
11
19y8 Jan
25 V4 May 12
Amer Commer Barge Line
24 y2 Jan
18
18y2 Feb
29% Apr 21
59% Jun
8
American
Sep
44% July
26
40
5.
Feb
.
Jan
84
Mar 30
93
Oct
28
89
21
59% Jun
14
39% Sep
29
23% Oct
25
30% Dec
30
29% Jan
20
3
46 % Jan
21
59 y2 July 18
57% Jan
17% Sep
27
33% Jan
4
20 y8 Jan
8
31% Oct
31 % Mar 15
13% Oct
Jan
30
9% Jan
11
22% Sep
29
38% Jan
18
1
Mar 20
4%%
5,000
26V4
2,200
51V4
51»/4
51%
51%
51%
Distilling Co
21
105
i
May 24
63% Apr
27
39%
39%
39V4
39%
5,600
75%
76%
75
75%
22,700
29 Va
29%
28%
29%
18,400
*17%
18%
18
18
24 %
24%
24%
24%
Investment
of
Co
111
1
prior preferred
American
3.90%
100
103%
103 %
103V4
41%
42%
41%
41%
&
83
84%
40
38%
39%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
17%
No par
58%
58%
59%
591/4
58%
58%
1.66%
16"%
17%
17
17%
17
10
46%
47%
47%
No par
45V4
46
46%
44%
1
72%
73%
*'72%
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
30%
32%-
31
No par
53 Va
53%
com—5
15%
16%
Apr
28
55% Dec
American
Motors Corp
Natural Gas Co
American
News
American
Optical Co
49% Aug 18
33 % Oct
1
138% Jan
4
13
3
12% Jan
145% Aug 24
28
7
Dec
19
=
21
34
Jan
26
82 % Feb
3
Jun
10
31% Feb
23
25
79% Jan
108% Dec
20
51 Va May 19
Jan
117
15 Va Jan
Feb
••
Mar
31% Sep
28
107% Nov
14
3
3
111% Nov
27
131 % Nov
63
Sep
19% Jan
1
27
Apr
26
29% Jan
18
28% May 23
27
28
25
Sep
-13 Va Noc
-
21
4
58 % Jan
6
34% Jan
1
19
22% Sep
17 % Sep
17
55% Jun
17
42% Oct 31
30%. Dec,;. 6
68% Jan
15
44
34% May
22
25
30 Va Nov
1
119%
OctTii
33% Feb
31% Oct
•
5
.54% Jan
44 % July
it,,
»s,,
85
Jan
12
93% Oct
Feb
17
44 % Aug 12
90% Jan
28
37
For
footnotes,
see page
13
Jan
17
15
24,
65
■<
;
.
4,100
86,400
16
'
-
44% May 22
>
,
16
48% Nov 17
26% Nov 30
*80 %
.
38%
38%
38%
17%
171/4
17%
I,200
62
63
61
62%
11,300
142
142%
700
142%
142%
142%
500
80
79
80
122 Vi
123
*122
123
21%
21%
2,400
36V4
10,800
2,500
80
81%
122
21%
22%
21%
35%
36%
36
36%
35%
97%
170
97%
98V2
97%
98 V4
97Va
97 %
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35
33%
100
99V4
34%,
25
25
2,500
38
17%
*
37%
12.50
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
134%
134 Va
135%
133
136%
33%
132
<
132
2,500
3,200
134V4
102,900
101%
40,700
1,050
99%
99%
105%
99%
129V4
127%
128%
128%
129V4
128%
25
52%
53%
52%
53%
51%
53%
51%
53%
24
24
99'%
101
127
95
129
5
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
28%
28%
*28 Va
28%
*28%
28%
•28V4
5%% series
25
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
251/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
•25%
26
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
48
48
48
48
48
47%
48
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
20%
}9%
20 »/4
19%
35%
34%
35%
35V4
49%
49%
51
51%
24,700
1,200
28%
6%
series
Inc
com
1
15%
No par
AMP Inc endorsed shares
48
No par
30
1
«
19%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
34%
Anaconda Co
491/4
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton
Corp..
Apco Oil
280
4,100
261/4
21%
common
27,700
26Va
35%
com
8,100
15%
26%
21V4
50
Anaconda Wire
Cable.
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp___6.25
.
122
541/4
143
26%
18
*80%
143
143
__1
33%
American
83
123
142
15'%
15%
15%
142%
53V4
54%
54
54%
143
15%
1
Ampex Corp
3
May 22
93% Feb
29'/4
Ltd-JEl
Co
Ametek
17
4
Tel
142%
*122
Preferred
-
27
5
Tel &
Preferred
45% Apr
.
2
21% Nov
-
27% Apr
58% Apr
3
sNov 20
33% Feb
5
36
33
Jan
7
May 11
51% Nov
3,500
731/4
27%
.
•
22
6% preferred
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
4
27
25
common
Foundries
American Tobacco
.
5
Oct
20
Steel
American
22
3
Jan,
Co
American Stores Co
13
3
41
42 % Mar
V
139% Dec
Snuff
142
non-cumulative preferred_l00
American Sugar Refining
7% preferred
5
64% Jan
16
18% May 17
8
3
6%
37% July 26
34% Jun
Jap\ 11
27% Sep
26
26
Feb
29 % Sep
-
25
American
23% Jun
4
7
-14
21
44 Va Dec
32% May 11
25% Mar
Amer South African Inv Co
38% Dec
121% Jan
,
130% Aug 31
4
16
3
103 Va Jan
30
65% Dec
4
45%
72
31Vi
American
23
76
43 %
73V4
29 Va
20
27 % Jan
30 Va
30% Aug 26
27% Mar 15
44%
73
31%
62%
11
Jun
44%
72%
7,700
1
38%
28
27 Va Jan
14,800
61%
28% Jan
20
46%
37%
17%
Co
Nov
18
4
38% Jan
46Va
63%
Seating
127 % Apr
3
Aug
471/4
18
Develp'm't Corp 1
3
60% Jan
119
46%
38
3
4
142%
53,300
62%
136% Jan
62% Aug 24
142%
17 y4
17%
144% Aug 25
28
100
700
16%
45%
53%
143
31,700
38%
17%
37%
72 % May 18
Jun
preferred
American
26% Mar 21
3
93
Sany
150
85
17%
10
13
Aug
Std
20
160,700
39%
58%
American Ship Building Co
No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_Nopar
7% preferred
—100
Jan
126
Chem
&
&
Amer Research &
9
16
54% Jan
9
Rad
800
2,700
58%
26%
12
8
Potash
37%
39%
38V4
17%
24%
104
17Va
26%
14
146%, Nov
Co
85
*84%
26%
Dec
6
Co
American
7%
Inc
26
21% Oct
| Sep
61% Oct
18
50 % Mar
3
Climax
American
42% Mar 10
59
Mar
25
2
21
May 17
1
Feb
54
117
Jun
17Va Nov
146
3
Mar
133 % Dec
33% Jan
35% Aug 16
17
13% Dec
42
62
3
139 % Sep
16% Feb
25
28% Oct
3
Jan
41
48% Aug 12
24
11 % Nov
81% Dec
46% Sep
38V4
*841/4
85
39%
American
18
*103
41%
38 V4
*84 y4
2
16% Nov
19
241/4
24%
104
1
Meter
8
171/4
17%
17%
24%
•103
103i/4
Fdry com—1.75
preferred
100
Mach
American
29
11,200
78
61
Nov 22
21% Apr
3
Jan
6,000
9%
40
19
30
Jan
18%
9%
29%
Metal
34
18%
9%
39%
Metal Products
54
19V4
9%
28%
American
29% Dec
18%
.
9%
17,700
8,500
77
American
1
36%
79
14
20
46%
28%
20% May 16
Sep
67 »/4
45%
*35%
*36
40
39% Dec
Jun
18%.
65'A
46%
371/4
45%
i
37%
78 V8
3
44
68%
45%
•36%
9,600
27%
3
67
67%
-45
39%
13% Jan
14
69%
37
•
1
24% Jan
18
68%
45%
12.50
Products
15
Apr
70V4
*36
Corp
Home
26
43 Va Apr
51
Hardware
28% Jan
26
48i/2
9%
27% Jan
; 37
54
18'/4
1
18
50
9%
31
29% Apr
55
18%
Oct
22
54
91/2
5%%
20
86% Feb
55%
18 1/8
American
30
36,300
*85
American Hosp Supply Corp.No par
American International Corp
1
22
13
441/4
40c
American
81% Oct
40
43%
No par
American
Nov
86%
44%
Inc
14
28% Nov
85
43%
45 »/4
DAY
85
44 Va
Power
29
20
300
,"84
43%
84
44'/4
Export
Lines
51%
2,400
2,000
68%
NEW YEAR'S
5
46%
44%
55
10
Co
Secur—No par
87
45%
43%
& Foreign
Apr 26
3
Power
Corp
52
*84
American
Dec
6
17% Dec
*511/4
STOCK
100
1144 % Sep
,
24
26 Va
„
American
35
40
13% Jan
13
.
23%
27
preferred
20% Jun
•'
24%
26%
European
36% Nov
•
23%
26%
Electric
>20% Jan
Dec~23
24%
26%
Enka
9
86%
24%
27'A
American
6
14
24%
American
20% Sep
76% Jan
24Va
26%
American
89% Sep
9
2,900
3
Co
Ind
6
Sep 26
99% Jan
83%
20
16% Jan
9
48V4
82
47% Dec
15
Sep
47%
86%
37% Mar 13
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
20
103
48%
84%
77% Nov
17% Feb
4
47%
86%
CLOSED
13% Oct
Jan
47%
85%
10
26
94
47%
88
Crystal Sugar common_10
prior
75% Nov 28
24
47%
87
American
3
30
6% Jun
47%
29
4
17% Dec
Jan
24,500
39
EXCHANGE
4
8ya Jan
7
45%
38%
10
23
Oct
44%
38%
American Cyanamld Co
3
52
28
Consumer
American
2
56% Nov
50
46 Va
38%
No par
24% Jan
2
81 y2 Jun
45%
38%
No par
26
36 'A
13,600
46%
38%
Co
Oct
39% Oct
45
45%
38%
No par
American
16% Jun
16
43%
46%
38%
common
Chicle
44%
45%
46'/a
25
1
Co
preferred
American Chain & Cable
\:
44%
12.50
Inc
Can
7%
97 % Mar 28
70 y4 Jan
.0
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
17
Nov
53
4
Jan
36
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
46% Mar 22
61% Apr
49
39 Va Jun
34% Jan
-v.'.
&
Co.
•
v.
•
34 j 7 ; .34%
37
36%
-
No par
21.30
22%
93
*91%
1
46%
•
34%
36%
♦92%
•
<
30%
311/4
14,000
19 Va
20 Va
63,800
36%
35
35%
52%
50%
51%
36
36
35%
36%
35%
37
37 %
36%
37%
•91%
190
1,000
20%
-
35%
93
200
10,200
93
.
•
*91V2
18,400
36,200
..
.
1.680
3,100
93
47%
47% .:
49%
48%
49%
48 »/4
49
23%
22
22%
22%
23
22 Va
22%
*
j
8,900
II,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
,
(122)
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
K>W AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
30 5/8 Sep
33% Jan
43% Apr
3
2% Dec
40 ft Jan
20
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27
37% Sep
29
Oil
Argo
43% Oct
79% Aug
77% Jan
4
67% Jan
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
53% Aug
9
3
Armco
19
28
Jan 26
Jan 13
Jan
4
74% Oct
6
Armstrong
12 % Oct
24
10
16% Oct
24
67
Sep
29
Sep
39
75
28 Yb Oct
53% Dec 21
83% Aug 26
44 % Jun
20
27
„
36% Dec
13
4
22'
Jun
1
7
115 '/a Dec
14
7
110
3
1821
July 18
102% Feb
63?> Jan
4
53% Jan
5
21% Jan
9% Jan
-35% Jan
88 y8 May 11
17;
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
3
60
j
Dec
5
6% Jan
15% Feb
1
20% Jan
31
24% Jan
20% Oct
2nd
14% Apr
/ 5
24
;•*
f
21% Feb
i
4% Feb 27
5%
12
19
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
4
36 yB Jan
10
V* May
11% Nov
18
17% Jan
4
12% Jan
3
26
30'/a Aug 12
27% Jan
20
41% Nov
98% Aug 30
94 % Jan
103y2 Dec
1J
82 y4 Jan
12
91% Nov 17
•
23% Nov
22
Aug 15
21 yB Dec
22
11
9
33 y4 Dec
26
33% Dec
15
Aug
12% Dec
21
13% Dec
16
Jan
1
72% Dec
29
52 y4 Sep
19 Va Aug
•
/
15
!;
47
;
19
47'/a Jan
Jan
20
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
3
21% Dec
8
18% Feb
8
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
3
;
15 y8 Sep
20
103% Sep
13
62 Va Jan
1
/
6
11
87
Aug 10
81
Jan
Corp
223/a
23
33
29%
31%
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,
;
;
26%
26
320
2,000
44
105
102
106
107
23.800
r
44
104%
107
' 106,i
8,400
26%
43%
104%
-
-
.79%
27%
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80.
27
27%
10%
io
49 ft
48%
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87%
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41%
42%
56
79%
,
600
'
793/4
26%
.?
10
-
400
4,800
'
-
27%
10V4
-
10
Oct
12
17% Apr
19
3lVa Dec
14
42 V2 Apr
18
31
Oct
2
-
lnc
Wilcox
..
Gas
&
Co
series
preferred
32'/a Mar 31
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
16
14% Jun
8
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
4
37% Jan
19
13
46% Sep
31,900
16,900
10% Dec
2%
87%
56%
81%
41
55
81%.;
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24 ft
; 11%
11%
17%
"18%
11%
-
23/4
.
2%
.
.
11%
11%
11%
11%
18
17%
17%
i7%
*23%
24/
*23%
3,500
800
24
28%.
313%
29
29%
29
29 y8
28
24%
24%
24
243/a
23%
24 ft
22%
'23%
66,300
28 y4
28 y8
28%
29%
2 6 Va
29%
26%
271/4
22,000
5%
5%
53%
543/4
V
10%
-10%
v.
^
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5%
53/8
5%
■■■
54
537/a
123/4
>
10%
29 vBi
v
12%'
5%
54%
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•
60O
38,300
14%
14%
145/e
15%
363/4
36%
371/4
365/a
99%
993/4
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100
85%
86 %
13
37
993/4
15%,
15 ya
11,500.
135/a.
235,800
153/4
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23,900.
...
36
853/4-,
25 y8
25%
26%
27
221/4
23
233/4
241/4
991/4
86 :;
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53
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24
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53%
36%
.
861/4
8,406
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,
250-
,
,
270.
36 Va
38
383/4
39%
39.
40%
37
37 y8
'37%
41%
40%
41%
41
427/a
5,900
19%
19y4
183/4
19%
19'/a
19%
19%
19%
2,300
64%
65
67
671/4
68
67
67
3,000
20
20%
20
20%
20'/4..
20%
205/a
20%
2,200=
23%
23%
*23
23%
231/4
233/8
23
23
54%
55
54%
54
543/4
54
54%
1,400=
36%
37
37
35%
35%
353/4
36%
3,400
32%
32%
31%
32%
Ohio
prior preferred—100
preferred—,—
—100
'
Inc_-—1
pfd__ ___100
-1
RR——
—50
4%%
(AS)
Creek
2
Bell
Howell
&
70%
#327
A
87
33
•;•■ ,*321/2
81
/
19
48 y8
.493/4
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*85%
32%
80 ;
18%
17i/a
18%
48%
11 Va
49%
491/2
50%
11%
11%,
,
;
99
9
4,000
3,800
.'
,
~30
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13,200=
1461/4'87
8,900
.
/
19%
'
327/a
78%
600
4,900
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19%
'1,300.
360
141
87
19%
3,700-
69 3/4
23%
24%
1503A
,
2,700
■;
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•
98,-r.
80%
19 /
'19%
ii%
80%
ioy8 "11%
DAY
/,
:
24
19%
33 :•/
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363,
.145
.
87
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19%
187/a
NEW YEAR'S
24
231/4 >
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98
i
49%
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.
>
24
^
98
80
;
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367
'/
27
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48%
98
23%,
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EXCHANGE
C
CLOSED
No par
1
Co
Bell Intercontinental Corp
33
70
142%
19 y4
:
32%
99%
*85y4
STOCK
—1
Belding-Heminway
j
151%
Corp
Instruments
Aircraft
V.'
/
463/4
■
367
23 ya
.
:•/ 353/4-
J
•*98 %
2.50
—
533/4
49 Va
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'•71
70%
conv
37
i
33%
.48 Va
r.
r
24%
,
33%
>_1
?/•'//; Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp——10
Jun
22,500
17 yB
24
,3,200
H.%
17%
*23 ft
250
•
36%
Beech
8
17
,2%
22%
Beech
*
Nov
81%
24 ft-
2%
23
_100
B
-
9,900
81%
.
,
J
.
3,900
55%
,
23%
24%
'
3.200
V
41%
22%
Beck Shoe
-
69% May 25
16yaApr
5
29
24%
2%
87%; /'
42 ya
f 85 %
41%
82
24%
49 y4
55%
81%
,
-.47%
24%
&
Beckman
v
6
'
25
17 '/a Aug 30
/
1
20
:.
82
"
49%.
common—__100
3%%
4%%
" /
12
353/4 Feb
55'/4
24%
:
2%
Bayuk Cigars lnc—,
—No par
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
.{■'
Dec
88
;■
6,500
.
5c
.—;
/ 'Baxter Laboratories Inc.
'27% Jun
6
25
*
27
159% Dec
83
7
57% Jun
23
260
2,700
.17
—1
25SrlxNov 27 .'Beaunit Mills lnc
iV,.
Apf 21
11% July 27
;
10
48%-:
.
.
.
*. / ' ;
2%
24%
stamped—
100
Aroostook Corp———1
Barber Oil Corp
10
Basic Inc_
—1
Basic Products Corp.:
1
Bath Iron Works Corp—_____—10
Bausch & Lomb lnc———10
30
100 % May 15
;
.
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
3
2
27
—
Aug 30'
316
19y4Nov
78
Nov
82% Nov
Marie
94% Jan
Aug 29
t' 25% Jun
9
3
59
:
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Preferred
35% Nov 21
4
275'
■I
10%
.
.
79%
,
49%'
27%
48%-
Bangor &
48y2JulylO
13
51% Jan
97
90% Feb
27
33 Va Apr
5
Dec
249
3
Mar
183
35% Dec
Ja,i)A. 7
56'/a Dec
Mar 21
37
'-27%
ll0
;
79%
80%
______
11
31% Dec
45
14
58% Jun
5
22%
4,900
T,
Stamped
100
4% non-cumulative preferred_100
'
27'/a Aug
8
617/b Aug 29
8
79%"
,
4% preferred series C___„——100
•
19
25% Jan
30 Va Oct
17
%
106
com—No par
&
Baltimore
18
62% Jan
17
34% Mar
43%
106
pref
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(B
4V2%
/
29% May 18
70y8 Mar 17
9
27
3
--"■DAY
■=
Elec
19
63
;
Jan
Deo
39% May
17
30%
26V2
,v
27
43%
IO53/4-
common——No par
Electronics
Baltimore
14% Nov
18
433%
105%
'
13% Mar
49
44 yB
-
106 "
'
-1
——,_9
1
Corp
13
>
8
14
59
NEW YEAR'S
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
15
4
627/b Feb
•43%
33 y4
26 »/2
105
common..,
Baker Oil Tools lnc
9
31
26
82%
22%
.
106
Co
Corp—
Babcock
15
11 % Oct
26
Line
prior
Babbitt
7% Mar 29
59% Dec
24 '/a Jan
43 y4 Oct
82%
323/4
27
43%
($1.20)—No par :
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Cony'
t.;
29% May 12
.
37% Jan
45% Oct
.83
J
Avnet
34
15,500
703/4
16%
105
45% Mar 29
„1
Oct
City Electric
Nichols
Austin
May 10
8
437/a Jan
11,700
50 y8
70
22
33
26%
•'
CLOSED
preferred——100
Industries-—___—l
;
-1
preferred—
1—
20
68
28
EXCHANGE
..
Dry Goods Corp
Corp
2
31
71 Ve
50»/4
71 V2
22
32%
Chemical
Atlas
17% Feb
22 '/a Sep
STOCK
2.50
$3.75 series B
i
i
H Atlas
30
24% Oct
70 y4
503%
17
55 y4
19% Dec
80
71%
y4
50
17
54%
lj% May 11
£8% Dec 30
Sep
16,100
17%
Refining common..,:___10
Avco
88
36%
•
Atlantic
2
8
15,500
36%
"70'/a
*
\.
5,200
2%
363/4
70
/
•
37%
2%
437/a ',44 ft
4
27% Aug
18
*82%
41 y2
3
Jan
71
Shares
36%
3
43-/a
41%
13% Jan
90% Jan
22
703/a
50 y4
IOV2
36%
433/4
RR___—No par
5
29
9
•_.
36y8
49%
«i
Coast
17% Aug 18
5
i
lnc
36y8
69%
-
87%
52% July 11
4y« Aug 16
17
2%
82%
*"85%
Mai-11
27% Oct
44
36%
2%
83 %.
com—4Va
4% preferred———1——100
27% Sep
31
44
No par
1
;
5
2.50
preferred
Atlantic
.
25
Nov
10
.
83 y4
Atlantic
30% Jun
11
30
13% Jan
15
4
11
82%
i
84% Oct
3
Jan
2% Nov
4
2
71%
2
May
21% Oct
12% Aug
51ft
71
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% pon-cumulative. preferred—10
23
Aug 24
>48% Feb
20
13% Dec
7
.87% Feb. 21
39% Dec
76
70%
50
36%
2%
the Week
Jan. 5
•
54
4
24
80% Aug 18
.
Associated
Nov;21
Oct
69%
1
$1.50 series_No par
com__l
;
5.25%
1st preferred
——100
Associates Investment Co———10
,
•V 10% NOV 16
3
58% Feb
4
July
29
3
.
July 14
83
47
Corp—.
35%
'/
38
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 4
36 yB
3yB
_10
5
;
common
.'1
Industries
36%
2%
36 Vz
Ashland Oil & Refining common^-l
1
28% Jun
4
i
Corp
Arvin
35% Jan
4'
Jun
Aro
00% Feb
-
15;
74% Jan
3
Jan
Co
Constable
Arnold
19
5
;
10% Aug 29
„
19% Sep
(Del).
Cork
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
May 22
35%
.
2.50
Co
Corp
Co
&
Jan. 3
_—No par
$3.75
21
37% Jan
Dec
46
13% Mar lfl
38% Aug 29
1
40% Mar
31%
2
9
4~
Jan
Steel
Armour
85%! July 28
11
3
78% Jan
27% Jan
20% Sep 27
9% Jan.:7
79% Jan
24 Mt Aug
Feb.,
106
10;
28% Feb
5
20
75
9
Feb;
Sep
5
23% Jan
1
56'/. Jan
49% Oct
11
27% Jan
29% Jun
100
9
30
20% Jan
July 25
18
50
Service
Public
Arizona
19
PJtlCES
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 2
ex-distribution_:—5
Corp
8
3
Tuesday
Jan. 1
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
12
Dec
3
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1961
A
Year I960
8,800
32%
3,200
18%
1,500
501/4
11
;
150
77%
48%
•..
32%
753/4
17%
,:
,
11 Va
17,800
9,900
„
'
72
24
74% Jan
4
Jan
31
Bendix
3
34% Dec
22
33% Jan
4
593/a Sep
22
Beneficial Finance Co common
Jan
7
50% Nov 28
48 % Jan
12
53
Nov
16
119% Nov
3
133
Dec
11
1 % Jan
3
1% Jan
19
3
i; 427/a Dec
Oct~20
10
Jun
1
38% Jan
30 3/4 Nov
33% Jan
13
8
37% Deq
50
Jun
8
39
5
33% Feb
28
57% Jan
4
Aug 26
21% Feb / 3
6
11% Dec
19
18
82
8
71
Jan
6
35% Sep
26
49 % Mar 25
41
Jan
9
37% Oct
23
293/4 Jan
12% Oct
11
84
'453/s Apr/LO
31% Sep
223/4 Jan
26
6
18% Jan
4
4
207/B Jan
.
33
Mar 28
Oct
24
28% Jan
6
18% Oct
Mali
Steel Corp
preferred
Co
;
Bliss
Bliss
&
W)
Bobbie
Co
Brooks
7
21
Bohn
8
Bond
Stores
——:
5
3
233/a Aug
36% Apr
673/4 Dec
5
55% Feb
7
79 % Nov 27
Borden
3) 7/8 Nov
2
48 Va Jan
6
35
Jan
3
49 Va Dec
76% Dec
15
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
80 Va Oct
23
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % % preferred
26
Oct
26
Borman
89% Feb
5
91
Dec
4
Dec
22
11% Jan
20% Jan
18
13y8Jan,
5% Dec
12
433/4 Oct
31
63% Jan..
17
76% Jan
4
.
25
Mar 16
31'/a Dec
Mar 22
66
4
29
1
50
29y4 Aug
4
12 Va Dec
7
133/4 Dec
6
27% Jan
80
12
03/» Mar 22
.73/8 Dec 27
8% Jan
3
14
May 18
143/8 May 15
Jan
3
3
48
,
J
11
11
11
45
Dec
: 112
Apr
97% Oct
30
Jan
17
387/b Dec
7
35
Jan
5
59
24 y4 Jan
4
13% Jan
3
25
Oct
24
80% Oct
31
6
86
Sep
24
Jan
18
17% Jan
12
:
15
2
4
10% Oct
26
30 y4 Nov
7
14 Vu Apr
29
16 3/b Dec
2
24
72% Dec
9
29
76'/a May 13
31
Jan
.
.
3
,
.
73y4 Jan
3
15
68
Feb
81
Jan
26
23
Jan
26
26% Dec
i
403/a Jun
27y2Jan
t
2
12
3
73/, Oct
24
3% Oct
31
16
Sep
Jan
2
1
!
4
19% July 21
8% Jan
3
27
' 82'% Sep
29
70»/aMar28
86
x
37
Apr
,
27
13
Feb
Sep
18
36% Oct
31
7'/a Jan
6
4% Jan
3
8% Nov
30
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
22% Jun
5
9% May 13
18 % Oct
20
11% Apr
4
183/a Jan
12
45
Mar
19
Mar
80
Feb
;
7
92
Dec
14
77% Jan
9
24'/a Dec
8
21% Jan
4
28 y« Apr
4
Sep 13
Apr 29
83% Jan
25
90VaJun
6
43% July 27
51 Va Dec
87
43 % Mar 14
49
32% Mar 22
20% Oct 28
45% Dec 21
27% Apr 18
06
May 26
61 '/a
Aug 22
44
Jan
12
3
131
57
Nov
s
Dec
21% Jan
•
3
27 y4 May
69
4
83
Jan
Apr
•
footnotes,
see page
24.
1%
70O
1
121
121
1%
1%"
709
6,400-
40%
40'/a
41
40%
41%
41
42%
413/4
433/a
43%
44
43%
44%
6,500
43%
43 Vb
43%
423/a
43%
42%
43y8
96,500
143%
*143 y4
1441/4
144
*143
l
no
23%
80
*79
■
793/4
•
143%
143%'
233/a
22%
*79 %
41
2274
79%
55%
56
373/4
39%
25%
343/4
..i
1,000
'
1,700-
9,200
.22%
80
*79%
■
-
■80
IOO
55%
553/4
55%
55%
55%
56
39 %
39%
38 Va
39
s/8
37 y4
38 34
26
25%
25%
35%
34%
35%
52%
53
.
i,
1,600
11,000
Calumet
.
30
1
3
Canada
-$4.25
.
.
/
1
Hecla
Dry
conv
Corp
Southern
Canadian
'■
50%
517/8
48%
28%
283/4
28%
20%
21
21
21
23%
24 y4
24%
243/a
243/4
70
69»/a
693/4
68 %
475/s
46 %
483/a
473/a
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84
r
*4
81/8
91/8
63/4
63/4
63/4.
60 3/8
603/4
89—
91%
f.
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4%
10
63A
•
10 y8
6%
7%
4%
7%
61
881/4
903/8
v
83 ft
835/a
.89
*85
50O
.
,13,700
.6,000
601/4
881/4
,
200
'
1
81/8
■„
60
60
; i
85%
8,000
3,230
83/4
9%
891/4
43 y4
433/8
111%
42 3/4
ill
431/4
111
42%
r,
'
6,000
.
10,800
.
86%
90
.
57%
57
573/4
•
18
18%
18%
191/8
13%
13%
133/8
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82%
*801/2
823/4
39%
*39%
40
39%~
1
.
.
v
58
6,200
60
:
94% >,94%
.473/8
95
95
;46 '/a
51
44%
57'/4
5 5'/a
561%
2,700
19%
18%
19%
20,600
13%
14
,
'
♦80%
39%
„
13%
800
;
510,600
13%
/ *80%
.821/2
14%
82
40
393/4
.
25,600
40
-
14
133/4
143/8
i:
14%,
14%
14
59 y4
60
(•
58
59%
56
=,
800
.
•14%
59%
133/4
.
42
111 %
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6123
Volume 195
(123)
15
NEW YORE STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*
,
Lowest
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•
39 y* Oct
23
9
12
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1
35
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27 Va July 22
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see page
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73%
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>.(*"*
-
66%
■68%
44y8
44%
44 y*
44%
107 Va
*106%
107%
110%
lioy*
1107/8
340
11%
11%
•11%
11%
ll7/8
4,200
13%
13%
14
13%
.11%
13%
64%
3,500
5,900
15,800
soy*
15.300
13%
11%
13%
11%
13%
12 y8.
65
65 y4
65
81
82 Va-
81
.
12
11%
12
65%
81%
*11%
65
65 Va
81%
ll'/e
64y*
80%
79
my*
49
49%
48%
49%
47%
104%
48%
37%
38 y8
37%
38%
8,400
2,300
12,400
104
104
104
39
38 y8
28%
28%
28%
28%
59%
58
28%
58%
28%
6oya
58%
59
58%
28%
59
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
82%
83%
81%
82%
81%
82%
80
81%
95
95%
94%
95 Va
96
96
96
97%
97%
97 V*
*97>A
95%
97%
97%
*97%
97%
90
89 y8
89%
*89
9oya
•89
90%
26
26%
25%
26
93
93
*93y4
95
25%
*93 y*
26
95
47%
*82
6%
50%
8%
8
8%
5oya
•
50%
107
107
106
48%
47%
47%
83
82
82
8%
1
8%
8%
19%
•19
*19
19%
69
69%
68 y8
69 y4
10%
55%
56%
10%
10%
54 Va
55,%
X10%
63%
56%
1,400
7,700.
104
49%
28%
50%
400
103%
39
106
15,500
110%
11%
8
:
*1067/a
11%
*89
5,400
29
45 y8
44 Va
1107/a
37%
•
\
107% 107%
45%
*110%
*
90
13,900
3,300
54%
111%'
'
9,400
73
29%
110 V*
49
71
65%
107
Xl03%
*78
79,
70
73%
66 V*
107
—Nopar
—No par
Container Corp of America com—.5
4%
preferred
100
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Baking Co common—_6-'
$5.50 preferred—
—No par
15
7%
■
25%-
preferred.
$4.16 preferred
29% Feb 28
12 y8 May
37 Va
7
7%
37%
91%
$4.52
9
5,800
1,200
12,900
40
1
—
preferred—....
21.200
48
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Consumers Power Co com
.No par
$4.50 preferred ——.—No par
85% Nov 28
300
34
Corp.. —.1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas
lo
45% Nov 10
53% Jan
90
1,900
eoy*
7%
Consolidated Foods
9
19
581/4
$5 preferred:
—
.No par
Consol Electronics Industries
.—5
11
19
32%
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—.No par*
1
39% Nov 13
20% Jan
Jan
19%
;_1
Inc..
...
»
71%
"
Co———————_I
Products Corp
Gotham
...
17
105% Apr
3
517/8 Nov 30
101
6
Nov
70%
\
71
32%
55%
preferred—
:
.100
5.25% preferred
—.—100
Conde Nast Publishing Co
.1
Cone Mills Corp
——..10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
—1
18
96
31%
4.64%
-
96
33
—
9 >
20
1,800
96
32
Columbian Carbon Co——No par
13'
3,000
48%
32%
$4.25 preferred ——————No par
35% May 26
36
47%
x36
32%
6
13
,
48%
32%
52% Jan
11
75
36%
48 y4
31%
9
23 y* Jan
*71
•
36%
.5
Dec
55% Dec
36%
49'A
47
18%
Columbia Pictures common ———5
101
;
*46%
400
6,100
31%
18
11% Dec
For
*18%
65
43%
10 / \
22
31
33%
18%
62
18
29
103% Jan
Jun
32%
18%
65%
31%
35% Aug
44 ya Dec
40
33%
18%
65%
41%
78 Va Nov
4
19
33
,18%
*
18%
5
4
27
34
18%
65%
32
3
50% Jan
15,300
33%'
18%
43%
12
74% Aug 24
76y4Nov
8
700
18
Jan
•
120
81%
42%
67
/
124%
81%
31%
21% Jan
54% Feb 28
19
42% Apr
30
Oct
124%
82
181/2
23 y4 Jan
13% Mar
124 y2
82
*
31%
28
90% Jan
124i/2
.
43%
Collins Radio Co..—.
^
;
23% May 17
49% Nov
41% Jun 16
21% Jan
9
37,200
18%
30
4
800
36%
31%
28
53% Oct 24
28%
35
651/4
*25%
—
4
77y2* Jun
260
97%
28 Va
36%
42%
23% Dec
28XA Jan
20
34'A
*96
28
19%
26% Nov
31
82
39%
97%
27%
36
126
82
Coca-Cola Co
^—.No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common.
1
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
5
3
39% Aug 16
31% Oct
3
126
82%
41
3%
40%
32Y*
71 Va NOV
19% Oct
42 y* Feb
126i/2:
82%
159,800
2,080
23,900
34,900
70
3%
43%
2
56
59
126%
39%
"
9%
8%'
68%
3%
*96
" •'
14,100
18%
17
43% July 27
39% Feb
3
23
36 y8
4% noncumulative 1st pfd.
100
Columbia Broadcasting System.2;50
Columbia Gas System Inc
i—10
18% Jun 21
60
24
57
'9%
.
iio
500
64 y4
31%
Colorado & Southern Ry—
Feb
45 y* Jun
34%
—100
7%
17
Jun
14% Jan
Jan
35%
Cluett Peabody & Co com..—No par
6
64
5,100
,
42%
Clevite Corporation
:
15
43
4
50% Aug 16
■
.
71V* July 10
92% Nov
140
28%
331/4
—
51% Mar 20
47% Jan
98
day
.
41% Nov 20
*33%
70
3%
38%
96%
28 y8
34%
NEW YEAR'S
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com.8.50
4% preferred...——100
4% % preferred
;—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
; C I T Financial Corp.
JMo par
Cities Service Co.
10
City Investing Co.
——5
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co..
;
.—5
Clark Equipment Co
..—.—.10
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co..
1
Cleveland Electric Hum common—18
$4.50 preferred
—.No par
? Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
gtd—50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
*
32%'Apr 26
15% Apr 14
Aug~25
38%
96%
.
.
4
6
11% July 27
32
Sep 27
18
27% Oct 28
126% Feb
53% Nov 10
41% May 19
July" 14
42
t
3
1
32
-
37% Jan
16% NOV
48% Mar
12
6
39% Jun
1
>
: Mar 20
21% Jan
44
36% Dec
,
/
-
39% Dec 21
4
2
26% July 25
14%
'
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
July 19
8
'
4
26% Dec
10% Oct 18
4
17% Nov
//
27
23% Jan
62
7
38%
'
28%
—
38 % Mar 21
22
18"% Feb 27
Feb
Feb
52
9% '
68
.
3%
96
_—
13
67% Jan
6% Dec 29
'
27"% Mar 2o
6
16% Dec
>'•
15
30% Jun
4
9%*
67%
3%
28%
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
.—No par
Champion Spark Plug Co.
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—.—1
Checker Motors Corp——1.25
Chemetron Corp
.1
Chemway Corp
.1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 Va % convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com..No par
Class A ■—„t...
40
Chicago Great Western Ry com
10
5% preferred.
,.—.50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac.
No par
5% series A non-cum pfd——100
Chic & North Western com—No par
5% preferred series A—
.100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—.
—.8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yelloto Cab—
——No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil———
5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
——25c
Chrysler Corp:
—
—25
t
'
11% Nov 28
69% Jan
38 y8
CLOSED
Chain Belt Co———————10
4
43% Jan
9y8
65
3% *
-42ya
46'/2
34%
*46
No par
—No par
—'
—
Aircraft
ChaHbourn
28
13
5
Cessna
Nov
54% Oct 26
Aug
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
39% Oct 24
30% Dec
.STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
.—*.100
Century Industries Co...
50*% Apr
32% Jun
7% Jan
3%
Central & South West Corp—2.50
95
20% Jan
65%
41 Va-
'
*
preferred series A.100
-Central Soya Co
9
4
4
61%
:
18%
9
14 y4 Mar 24
65%
~
18%
Jan
30
64i/2
64
*'
*17%
26% Jan
6% Nov
647/8
9ya
18%
% May 31
8% Nov 27
57
Mar 17
4
651/4
8%
*17%
46
38% Oct 30
63%
♦
—.50
44% May 17
6
35
Central RR Co of N J—
8
94 y2 Aug 19
48 y2 Aug 25
46
34i/2
•''•■■I
-
6
30% Nov
42% Jan
4
46
35%
43
71%
6
5
Jan
'45%
35%
*71
33% Mar 16
8
Dec
34% Mar
45%
36V2
71%
23% NOV
40% Sep 28
43%
42 y2
46 y4
70'A
47% Nov 22
11
421/4
43% '
36%
6
9
70 y2 Jan
43 ya
*94%.
70%
4
64
2,800
96
24
4
2,900
43%
*94
Jan
22
58I/2
42%
95%
Jan
Mar 24
58
43%
94%
9% Jan
590
58%
43%
Cehtral Illinois Light com—No par
4%% preferred
—-i—100
Central Illinois Public Service—;10
25
97%
58%
48%
38
X97
59
_
r
9,400
44%
36%
14
3% Jan
97%
49%
15
31
97
36%
26
53 y4 Nov
5,700
49
18
7
1,700
12%
36%
Sep
18
31%
12%
,
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
17
40% Apr
5% Jan
3% May 11
40
Oct 21
53
31%
13
97
*96
'
13% Sep
42
Jan
29
July 18
88
v
28% Feb
26
20% Sep
24
5
July 12
28% May 23
42 Va Jun 15
19% Oct 28
9
Mar
34%'-Jun
50
59
30
887/a Jan 27
42% Jan
4
29 ye Jan
59
3
6
Mar
23
28
8
32% Jan
38
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
Sep 20
19% Mar
8
Aug 17
80 y2 Aug 17
52
32%
12%
131/4
581/4
Cenco Instruments
'
53
31%
32%
12%
441/4
Corp common—
——
.1
preferred——
—20
Corp—
1
_1
Central Aguirre Sugar Cd
.!
.5 '
Central Foundry Co———————1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
5% preferred series B_
100
5
17
50%
31%
*45%
12.50
preferred—.
conv
Shares
58%
5%
19% July 21
Jan
2nd
4%%
the Week
Jan. 5
44%
Celotex
10
19
25X?an"l5
29
Jan
1162% Oct
f
i
f
51
Friday
Jan. 4
44>A
1
Inc
97
-48%
Sales for
Thursday
1
X58%
preferred.——100
2nd preferred-—.7
Caterpillar Tractor -common-No par
4.20%, preferred
100
Ceco Steel Products Corp.— 1
.10
Celaneser Corp of Amer com
No par
28
20 Va
97
—50 >
J
1
(J I) Co cdmmon—_
13%
'
.——10'
Corp
32%
13
7%
28
71% Jan
129
common—
General
48%'
32%
—
40% Aug 15
3
48
10
No par
6% %
41% Aug 29
May 23
83% Jan 13
121 y* Sep
114% Jun
.
32% Oct 31
Jan
&
3
97
11
Jan. 3
5
.——,
preferred-—___
Case
90% May 31
5
Mar 20
•
Corp
.
Carter Products
22
8
4%%
Carriers
28% Dec 29
21
Carrier
9
Oct
Wednesday
Jan. 2
Carpenter Steel Co.i.___.„—5.'
,
28
13 % Apr
Tuesday
Jan. 1
Carolina Clihchfield & Ohio By-100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
May 19
47 % Apr
1
Co__
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carey
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Monday
Par
.
Carlisle Corp
.
36% Nov 24,
3
46% Feb
4
Mar 13
52y*ttar30
6
29'A Feb
.
26
3
43% July 15
23
41% Jan
39% Nov 25
40% Sep
26% Jan
44% Sep 19
58% Jan. 4
.
'
Carborundum
5
43% Dec
2
98
:
% Sep 28
24% Oct
60 y* May
20
4
35% Feb 25
497/a Jan
19
88% Jan
EXCHANGE
Highest
25% Jun
5
Sep
10 y* Dec
,
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
Lowest
-
-
56
•
56
50%
47%
*82?
8V4
*19
67
93%
20
8ya
17,500
9,200
50 V*
'
10%
54%
55%
83
8%
19%
68%
107/s
55%
56
20
93 y*
7%
477/a
90
11,300
26
49%
107 ya
106
510
25%
sy*
a
2.200
12,700
107
50
107
47%
47%
8%
,*19
66 Ya
180
15,800
82%
*82
•
40
8%
6,700
19%
67%.
22,400
10 y*
10%
16,600
54%
55%
18.800
54%
55
800
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r"'s
* (124)
16
..i
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
24% Jan
37% Jun
42% Feb 29
30% Jan
40% May 31
July 11
33% Jun 17
24% Jan
7
7% Jan
15% Dec
27% Jan
49% Jun
15
13% Jan
22% May 24
26% Oct 26
42% May 31
637/b Nov 28
19
25'/a Sep
15
2
42 % Mar
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
12'/a Derc
5
-
4
Jan
55
6
27 Vb Dec
J
16
3
45% May
83 Va Apr
19
18 Va Oct > 5
10% July
July 27
July 27
,
46% Jan
July 18
72% J»n
18
Dec
14
31
1
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
5
40 % Feb
23
39% Feb
1
\
Sep
45 Va Nov
54 Va Dec
39% July 25
86
Jan
4
109% Jan
88%. Nov 28
13 '/a Sep 22
8% Oct
Jan
12
6
95 % Jun
26% May 17
90% Jan
109% May 25
4
9% Jan
3
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
69 % Mar 23
64% Jan
5
73% May 19
Jan
18
11% Sep
19
14% Feb
1
Jan
14
31% Mar 29
J" 36% Nov
27
7
8% Jan
14% Jan
3
13
28
37
20
12% Jan
50% Dec
22
60 % Jan
29
25
Feb
15 Vs
Aug 23
19
3
7
54 % Jan
30
Dec
6
19% Jan
20
11
14% Dec
7
31 % Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
30% Jan
3
37
May
4
67% Sep
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
31% Jun
22
433/b Jan
4
32
Jan
3
30 3/4
3IV4
30%
31Va
32%
32V4
32%
31%
323/4
4,500
3,400
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
5,000
39%
463/4 Nov 27
'
42%
;
42%
423/4
'•
■
x
-
.
«
'
41%
43
•
17%
173/s
17%
17%
39%
401%
383/4
39%
56 Va
57%
192 Va
55%
551/4
.
58
1851/4
56%
191%
189
189
,
41%
5,700
171/4
173/4
10,500
37%
18%
40%
190%
391/4
52 V4
9,100
55%
184%
,
'•
19,800
,
'
187
10,200
'
*88
89%
*90%
92%
21%
22%
18%
19 Va
*88
•
89%
•
.,*90%, .92%
: 22% '
24%
T
,
6%
6%
68%
68%
68
78%
*76
*76
CLOSED
6%
6%
24%
233%
18%
•17%
'
V
683/4
•
92Va
18%
t
89%
*90%
-
.
J
19
*18%
*88
23%
-i
w
,
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
V
.'
.,
.
73%""
6%
6V4
67
88
.'
*76
24%
6%
'
3,300
t... 3,000
>
78%
17%
17%.
17%
17Va
17%;
24%
24V4'
241/4
24
24'A
39%
38
37
38% %
36
371/4
129%
126
121
1271/4"
118
120%
' 46
*451/4
39
128%
*44
45%
'
; 383/4
,
-
128
s
*45%
45%
•r' 45.%,
45%
46%
46
47
59%
59%
59
59%
92V4
92%
20%
103
203/4
47%
104
400
;
■"
13,400
6,800
453A
46
200
59
'
92%
J;-
1,700
8,900
4^0
92%
201/4
213/4
2,700
241/4
45%
104
.
171/4
'
58
v
92%
" it'20%
.
103
17 Va
*24
59%
92%
21%
102
'
46%
58%
'
921/4
92%
21%
104%
,v;>:'V'
1
800
•
67
17%
DAY
12,600
I8V4 '
66
*76
10
,
92%,. ■■10
63/b
*
681/2
78 Va
-•
88%
',.92%
.
*24%
NEW YEAR'S
*1021/2
'
203/4
10,200
.
105
800
•
16%
16%
12%
.
16% May 16
29 % Dec
8
17 Va Dec
7'/a Dec
4
3
3
31%
32%
17 %
.
Dec
89% Jan
11
18
24
30% Sep
12
67
17% Jan
5
63% July 26
10 Vb Aug
29
95
Sep 20
29% Jan
4
5
20
48% Dec
<
51 % July 25
Shares
1
31%
39 Va
4
12
the Week
'
32 %
42 Va
.
13
Dec
134
44% Nov 24
Dec
11
50% Mar li!
11
4
34% Oct
24
Jan. 5
14 Va
,
1
17
28% Feb
Nov
24% Apr
29% Apr
78
15% Dec 22
Friday
Jan. 4
31 Va
.
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
Sales for
Thursday
31%
Corning Glass Works common
5,
3%% preferred—
100
;
3 % % preferred ser of 1947—100
' Cosden Petroleum Corp_
i-1
r
Coty Inc—
1„"
Coty International Corp—*.„■*}
-1
•
Crane Co common
j.-—25
3%% preferred-.—.— 100
♦
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
v
.
5% conv preferred
<
25
.
Crowell-Collier Publishing—t
1
i Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
$2
preferred—.:
;
No par
-HVfi-U: • $2 conv preference..u——No par,
i
Crown Zellerbach Corp common..5r:
$4.20 preferred
——No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5%% 'convertible preferred—100
;
: Cuban-American Sugar
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
4% %
preferred
100
Cuneo Press Inc..—
—5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc..2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1-60 prior preferred
No par
Curtiss-Wright common
:_!
*
■
Class A
:
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
10
9
PRICES
Jan. 3
31
5
—:.5
1
1
5
5
50c
.
22% May 11
".
23% Dec 20
42
16% Feb
16
29% May
>.
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21
5
11
13
>
16
a
30
3% Jan
4
26
17
23'/a Feb
Jan
13
22% July 21
Jan 15
4
17 Vb Mar
1 3
4% Sep
76
12
72% Jan
Nov
5
64% Jan
1
3
40
,
93% Sep
89
Jan
18% Jan
Apr
:
-
4
5
83%Jan~
88
11
24% Jan 27
15% Sep
9
90
'
'
9
Aug 17
87
.
8
85 '/a Jan
Jun
186
16
Feb
124
*
,
i-
194% Apr
26
145% Sep
6
Controls Co of America
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co—J
Copperweld Steel Qpl
Corn Products Co—
18
20Vb Sep
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 2.
Jan. 1
HIGH
AND
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
STOCKS
STOCK
,
.
Previous
Range for
12%
*68%
16%
16%
163/a
16%
16%
; 12%; 131/4
13%
13%
13%
141/a
16%
.
70
*68%
11%
*11%
12
33%
33%
33Va
33%
10%
10%
103/e
103/4
30V4
303/s
11%
12%
*11%
17%
17%
17%
33%
33%
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75
75%
44
45
v
70
11%
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70
12
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331/2 ;;
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107/a
41,000
70
11%
;
10%
■■
113/4
331/4
331/2
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107/a
400
*
1,300
19,100
303/4
30%
12
12
12
12
32
12%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
24,800
33%
3334
.751/4
33
33%
1,300
743/4
75
3,000
44%
5,700
303/4 : .307/a
34
.
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1,600
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75
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2.600
*
700
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Nov
Dana
Jan
4
87 Va Aug
23
85% Jun
7
12% Dec
27
153/4 Jan
6
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
5
12 Vb Nov
1
20
83
33% Jan
Mar
Dec
5
27% Oct
31
72 Va Jan
4
80 Va Aug
74% Feb
3
80
76 Va Feb
9
75% Jan
6
82
79% Jan
4
83
17% Jan
8
393/4 Dec
15
32
3
28
21
543/4 Dec
16
48% Aug 18
28% Jan
8
Jun
30
313/a Nov
14
76% Jan
23
16
Va May 23
16
803/4 Oct
,'81
Nov
23
Feb
13
Sep
Apr
20
31 % Aug
20%Jun
21
26 % Aug
20
13% Sep
7
28
6
Dec
24 % Mar,
8
50% May
,
8
Jan
11
14 */u Dec
27
203/4 Feb
14
30
Sep
Oct
24
23
12% Jan
27 vb Jun
12
0
14% Oct
$1.50
29% Jan
19
473/8 Nov
6
7
28 Va Feb
15
15% Nov 29
Dec
29
15
Dec
30
28
% Oct
20
16% Oct
26
19 Va Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
14% Dec
6
243/4 Jan
70 % Oct
25
99 % Jan
5
4
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
33% Sep
12
18
Mar 15
25
12% Oct
19 Va Aug
24
Dr
7
Dominick
Jan
3
42 3/a Aug
8
Douglas
4
70
May 3
22% Sep 25
.
243/8 Nov
8
Dover
85% Sep
7
Dow
29 % Dec
8
Dresser
28
,
14% Jan
30 % Jan
383/4 May
10
17 Vb Jan
4
4
143/B Jan
22
5
185% Jan
103
Aug 16
100% Apr
19
83
Aug 10
77% Jan
20
25% Jan
3
34
38% Jan
5
7% Sep
1783/4 Oct
27
96% Jan
5
74% Jan
8
8
263/8 Sep
13
10
,
266 Va Jan
31
21% Mar
37
J&n
13
41
40
Aug
24
5
Jan
19
10% Jun
3
/
171/4
17 7/8
34%
343/s
34%
*34
653/4
661/41
52-/4
503/4
52
323/4
321/4
321/4
*32%
32%
*32%
32 3/a
100
24
233/8
243/4
2 4 7/8
26%
26%
26%
31,500
16%
163/8
16 3/a
16%
16%
16
16%,
EXCHANGE
19%
193/8
203/a
19
19%
18 3/8
38%
37%
37%
37%
37 Vs
373/8
44
433/4
43%
43%
43%.
43
435/a
8,900
3,200
20
20%
203/a
21%
20 5/8
213/a
20%
20 3/a
37,500
2,800
163/4
16%
17VB
17%
17 %
17%
171/4
17%
26%
27VB
26V2
27
26%
27
26%
263/4
25 VB
253/4
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
253/8
4,100
";v
33
333/4
33VB
333/4
33%
34%'
32%
333/4
22,100
22
223/8
22
223/4
22%
23%
22 3/a
225/s
1,900
CLOSED
1
DAY
•
:
Co
5
,71 Vb
72%
713/a
721/4
711/4
723/4
70%
715/8
25,800
—50c
27%
283/4
273/4
28%
27%
28%
263/8
27%
20.700
1
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30
293/4
293/4
2,400
USA Inc
Chemicals
Inc
Pont
de
29%
1
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
195/s
No par
58%
58%
57%
57%
56%
571/2
57
58
1
22V4
22%
223/8
231/4
223/8
22%
22 3/a
231/4
11,000
.1
Co
Power
9%
93/4
93/4
9%
10
103/8
10
101/4
9,500
Nemours
238%
11,000
244%
241%
2421/4
240
242 %
108
107%
1073/4
1073/4
1073/4
883/4
Nov
8
30%
3
423/4 Jun
8
Duqu?sne Light Co
45% Feb
42% Mar 28
(E
I)
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
$2.10
preferred
28
44
Jan
4
46% Dec
20
24 Va Jan
B
19
Jan
19
32 Va Nov
24
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
5
34
Jan
DWG
Cigar
883/4
*88V4
883A
*881/4
31
313/8
303/s
31 VB
29%
39%
39%
*881/4
5
common
$3.75
22
Nov
4,600
Industries
107%
49
18%
,38
NEW YEAR'S
241%
3
1,900
7.400
43%
No par
Jan
8,400
19 Vb
•
.
No par
5
%,700
66%
52
com—5
42 % Jan
.,1 500
"
66
52 3/8
series
6
10,100
511/4
series
27
9,900
10,800
331/2
X33
35
,
653/s '653/4
$3.50
473/4 Apr
453/4 Nov
24
58%
18%
$4.50
5
July 11
60 5/8
W;17%
Preferred
15
46
,-593/4
18%
Preferred
Jan
44 Va Aug
60 %
171/2
13,600
11
%J1
37 %
STOCK
No par
Co—
du
42% Sep
18
6OV4
17%
7
41
27
613/a
Wr
595/8
11
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
Mar 23
1
-1
20
443/4 Aug 25
173/4 Oct
11%^;
Dec
&
42
viVll %
90 Va Dec
110
3,500
21%
11%
16%
e_2
1
Corp..
11
40% Jan
21 %
213/4
23
.No par
Duplan
Jfih
44
21%
9,000
11,100
11 Vb
:
65 %'66 %
2.50;
Inc
22
38 % Jan
•
21%
10,400
20%
*32Vb
International
254 Va Nov
8
4,300
27V4
53%
Inc
Dunh'ill
Vb Nov 27
9% Jan
47%
27
34
No par
Fund
Aircraft
DuBois
Duke
47
26%
x523/4
2.50
Corp
Drewrys Limited
8
19
13% Jan
8% Dec
Club
Chemical
17
48%
26%
17%
Corp
Nov
63
47%
26%
603/4
_50c
Ltd—
Mines
24 % Apr
1152 Vb July 18
47%
253/4
25
.
Co
Pepper
Dome
471/4
26%
1
Fruit Corp
Divco-Wayne
26% Dec
8
4,000
473/4
11%
Corp
Corp
(The)
23% May
4
28% Nov 29
10
521/4
21%
10
Co
(Walt) Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
17
Mar
20
521/4
1
Distillers
18% Jan
13% Jan
53Vo
11%
15
Stores
Disney
52%
20%
Corp
preferred
Diners'
9
46 Va Apr
533/8
1
Coatings
Co
DiGiorgio
5
52%
20
33
3
18 3/a
*
29% Jan
26% Jan
50%i
18
.17
'
Grande West RR.No par
29
31% Jan
40%
50
18%
25%
35 % Jan
4
39%
50 3/8
47%
Alkali
12
41%
17%
3
Inc.:
16
83
40%
Supply Co of N Y—.2.50
Lines
801/2
50%
53
Light
51
1
100
79%
*79
:!
513/4
&
41
49%
79%
20
5,900
17%
Co..6.75
Power
National
49% Jan
40%
503/4
17%,
Diamond
20% Mar 17
41
50
17
Air
Diana
40%
1
__
Hudson
Diamond
33% Dec
July
50c
Inc
79
No par
Co
DeVilbiss
24
27
Records
&
52 Va Dec
24
13
83
37 Va Feb 24
743/4.Jun 21
24
10% Dec
83
Steel
17 Va May 16
4,500
*81%
Edison
21
28Vs
27%
33
Denv & Rio
11
Oct
15% Oct
291/4
*81
Dentists'
14 Va Oct
:
283/4
83
Detroit
■;
29
79 ,:■!
*81
Detroit
717% July 24
28%
100
10
•
29V4
/;
C.
20 3/4 May 17
4
28
series
673/4 Nov
33 % Jan
14,700
3.90%
Delta
Mar 27
283/a Jun
20
40%
80%
143/4 Jan
19
39
801/2
48% Jan
17% July
28
41%
*79
Decca
60% May 16
if.
401/4
*79
3
58% Oct
41
80%
Delaware
29 Va Jan
403/4
79
27
t<
41%
*79
Chemical
,
9,700
40 3/a
80%
DeSoto
333/b July 29
66% Aug 29
38% July 9
31
Apr 14
t
15%
*79
59 % Nov
l>(7% Jan
153/s
*78
11
;
16
100^
14 Va Mar 20
•y
15%
B
27 "Vb Jan
4
16
Preferred
4
22 3/a Oct
15VB
A——100
Delaware &
16% Jan
15%
series
Deere
4
20;
26% Jan
,
2
29 Va Mar
Jan.
143/a
series
19
;.:49%Dec 14
40 Vb Mar 23
13
<10
143/a
*87
89
-
3.75%
62% May 23
37
14%
•
3.75%
203/4 Jan
24% Jan
87
143/a
*87
Preferred
July 18
>
44
86%
143/s
15
50c
1
10
common..7
Light
43%
89
14VB
44%
89
Preferred
/
15
41% Jan
24
15
18% Nov
•
6
Dec
Aug
15 Va
47% Aug 11
35% May 17
5
16
22
173/4 Dec
433/8 Dec
Corp
Daystrom
Inc
Dayton Power &
44
14%
*87
5
Dayco
25 Vb Jun
493% May 31
preferred series A
443/4
14%
1
—100
common
River Mills Inc
Dan
7
47% May
38 '/a Apr
12
Corp
33/4%
8
89
50
50
50
50
——50
,
231%
X107
2.000
300
87 3/a
293%
30
"
10,200
39
40%
*39
1,600
1073/4
x873/a
V
8,500
*39
39%
39
■
180
44
44
44%
441/2
*44
44%
*44
441/2
180
431/4
43%
43 V.
43%
43
43%
43
43
890
*46
47
*46
47
*46
44%.
*43%
47
*46
47
170
44%
44%
44%
46
45%
46
*45%
46V4
*451/2
46V4
80
5
263/8
263/4
26%
26%
*26v4
263/4
253/8
26%
1,200
5
22%
23
22%
22 3/a
22 3/a
225/s
22 3/8
22%
1
26%
263/4
265/8
27
263/4
27 Vs
26%
26%
com..10
49%
50%
483/4
49%
485/s
495/a
48
48%
43%
50
;
Corp
*45
44%
'
*43%
E
20% July 28
Oct
22
25
24% Mar
75
3
Mar
8
21% Oct
24
303/4 Aug 30
82
Nov 21
8
29% Jan
3
3
81 % Jan
15
Nov
1
253/4 Jan
4
16% Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136%Jun
9
97% Sep
25
92
Mar
96% July 22
1
30% Jan
3
59% Jan
10
88
Mar 21
79
6
65 Va May 23
29
483/4 Feb
96
46% Jan
3
28 % Sep
Jan
11
27
Feb
6
Eagle-Picher
32% May 15
54% Dec 12
99
1
•
Air
Eastern
Gas
4% %
$3.60
6
28
Eaton
Manufacturing
Dec
15
Edison
Bros
83
Feb
1
37% Feb
9
89
Apr
593/8 Dec
24
4
29% Dec
6
Stores
15
94
Feb
2
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
29
54 Va Feb
25
44% Jan
4
1130 % Dec
19
43/4 Oct
24
Dec
11
653/4 Mar 22
Electric Storage
11% Sep 29
24% Oct 19
16% May 15
30% Jan 19
Elgin
1
Dec
433/4 Oct
24
~8% Feb~26
73
Jun
7
10% Oct
25
19 Vb Jun
23
24% Oct
31
28% Nov
23
33
29
53% Dec
8
6
22 Vb Jun
21
11% Jan
3
9
32% Jan
10
Jan
10% Dec
25
23% Dec
13
343A Aug 22
38 Va Jan
4
78
Mar
•
46
50
Jan
3
20% Dec 15
2
21
Elastic
12
Electric
34% Sep
7% Apr
6
Electric
Bond
11
Electric
&
88 %
7
18% July 24
32% Feb
33% May
24
413/b Sep
1
37% Jan
483/b Nov
63/4 Oct
20
5
Dec
25
16
Nov 30
52% Dec
5
54% Jan
58
Feb
33/4 Dec
22
26
Sep
28
20
Apr
283/a Oct
20% Dec
5% Dec
shrs
Amer
*943/4
-
*88
—
50
96%
*943/4
s3,000
25%
96%
271/4
27
27%
27%
573/8
*57%
57%
56%.
57 Vs
30%
30 5/8
30%
30%
31
6%
5%
6VB
1
303/a
6'A
6
27
6
1,100
600
..
25%
96V2
V
130
4,500
V
90
.
26 3/a
57
6V4
1,000
700
9,000
43,100
6,500
483/4
483/4
473/4
48%
14%
15
15
15%
15%
16
13,100
25%
261/4
2 5 3/8
25%
25%
25%
80,000
2
79 3/a
80%
78%
79%
78%
79
73
7.8%
7,900
5
10
123/a
123/4
12%
123/4
12 V*
123/4
123/4
13 %
44Vb
44vb
*44
44%
44%
44%
443/4
45
12,600
1,000
Endicott Johnson Corp common..25
4% preferred
100
22%
231/4
23
23%
223/4
23 Va
22 3/a
223/4
601/2
601/2
60%
63
62
62
62
63%
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
1
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
22%
1,700
8.50
*44 Vb
44%
44%
44%
43 Vb
44
42%
43 %
3,100
Gas
Electric
Mfg
Co
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5% preferred series A
100
Erie &
23 % Apr
20
Eurofund
24
25 V4
>'",
i
27%
313/b
19
26 % Jun
26%
—f
*943/4
6
23
Oct 30
25%
'■
57%
10s
Jan
11
51
273/8
31
59
6% Mar 22
27
*57Va
5
323/4 Jan
40
Pittsburgh RR Co
50
Inc
1
4
483/4
4Vb
4%
4%
48 V4
49
4%
4%
203/a
20%
*19
19%
19
20
57
57%
57%
57%
*57%
193/4
20Va
20
201/2
20%
59
v
4V4
410
26.300
43/8
20%
2,300
20%
*57%
59
940
-
80
20%
195/B
20%
123/a
12%
19,800
8,400
7
35% Dec
27
12% Feb 20
28% Feb 20
16% Apr 27
Evans
—5
11 Vb
113/a
113/8
11 »/2
11%
12
22 Va Jan
3
45% Apr
18
Eversharp
Inc
1
353/4
36%
353/8
361/4
333/4
35%
333/4
34%
12,200
Jan
4
453/# Dec
5
Ex-Cell-0
Corp
3
41
413/4
42»/4
42%
41%
425/a
40%
413/4
6,400
11413/4 Dec
Jan
13
35
20
Sep 15
7% Jan ; 3
21
Jan
.3
1162% Dec 29
9% Mar
1
6
Jan
6
Products
37% Dec
i
see page
Dec
11
4
Fairbanks
Morse
14% Apr
3
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
28% Apr
4
27
45
88 % Oct
Factor
(Max) & Co class A
1
42
44
44
No par
*20
21
21
1
8
new
Co..
com
8%
8
41 VB
42%
*20 y8
21%
100
8%
7%
8%
35,800
22 %
500
60 %
25,100
9%
14,000
44%
'
21
40
22%
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50
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&
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10
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323/a Nov
Lines
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Number 6123
195
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(125)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
25% Dec 21
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
30% NOV
1
Fansteel
Metallurgical* ?Corp
5
27%
7%
28
5% Jan
9
11% May
5
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
25% May 16
Fedders
July 28
40% Jan
6
27
Jan
3
39% Nov
10
Federal
19% May 10
Corp
j
Mogul Bower Bearings—_5
Federal
Pacific Electric
25 v\
9% Mar 29
20
27% Jan
*21% Sep
19
24% Jun
-i Oct
26
45
15% Dec
,33
19% May 23
12% Dec 29
4
19
Dec
5
4
33 % Jan
3
21
22% Aug 15
24 y4 Jan
13
*: 59 % Nov
May 12
677/a Jun 15
18 % Jan
20
42% July 25
55 % Dec
4
*35% Oct
24
'Jan
47
5
20% Feb
26% Aug
.
2
26
23% Oct
126
Fenestra
5
Fiberboaru
164'% Nov
24
Financial
33% Jan
51% Nov
20
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28% Jan
69
Nov
24
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22
61% July
49 Va Jan
75% Dec
4
6% Nov
17
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84
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91 % Dec 12
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110
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95
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29
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22
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10
17
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114
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8
68% Jun
29
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22
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63
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24
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29
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30
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191
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4
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29
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37%
76
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94%
'
26%
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34%
141%
34%
141 %
143
,
'
May 19
96 % May 24
.,
54 Va
'
1
Aug
36 % Dec
Mar 22
3
Northern
I'O
53
29
,
18
11
For
90
18% Jan
Nor
&
Northern
Great
39% Jun
3
29% Apr
Great
Great
24
146
13
1
7
23
44% Dec
5
Jan
Atlantic
Mar 22
79'A Nov
3
25% Feb
20
69
51 % Feb
13
Jan
Jan
139
15
20 % July 25
Co
28% Apr
3
39% July 12
31% Jan 23
.
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Great
48% Jan
55'/a
96 "'■.'
preferred
30
19% Jan
Feb"
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3%%
70% Nov
5
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;
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common—Il% ;
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3
4
-
City
Grayson-Robinson
26
54%
32,900
—5
28
53% Jan
53 Va
16%
50%
Union Co
Grant
54%
preferred-No par
Co
26 % Nov
26% Jan
32%
6
50
15%
93'A
1
Co
35% Jan
18
143
Mar
34%
50
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&
3
39% Dec
26
May 11
4
-128% Jan
80
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Mining
Granite
9
3
34%
50%
50%
I
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$0.60 convertible
Granby
Grand
36Va
50%
,
No par
F)
&
Jan
8
52% Jan
•
(W
52"% Aug
39"% Apr
17
75% Jan
*
27
15%
35%
■■■'?
5
Graham-Paige Corp commonl
40% May 17
25'A Jan
15
41 'A Jan
Jan
35% Jan
Aug 25
15'A Jan
27
-37
Jun
'
26
(B
Gould-National
Grace
15%
51
1
Brewing
89 % Jan
Jan
16'A
36%
10
5
24
10
51
IIIIIIIi
Corp
27:
26 >
84
15%
•/
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Co
32% Sep
1% Oct
*82%
.i 36%
/
1
Co
Gladding McBean &
24 'A
-
86
V
53 Va
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Dec
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86
..
1,500
15%
_i
23
45
-
4,900
51
I_5
10 'A Nov
8
33%
37%
/'• -''v-
1
Co
11 % Dec
May
32%
14%
' 'V.
No par
com
Brothers
31% Aug
3
33
51
,1 iWi
1
Co
20
1% Jan
4,000
2,400
33
36 Va
H
50,/
—
16% Jan
21
35,100
38%
64
84
Co
34 Va Nov
3% Jan
14%
38
62 %
84
Cement
;1
1
137/a
40
65
*84
100
27
*
14%
38%
6,500
Co
13
23% May 11
33%
13%
65
'-■:V
23,000
(series
16 % Oct
19
33
13%
25%
Corp
50% Jan
6
34%
100
Products
21
2
51% Dec
11
65
13%
1
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
39%
65
19%
1
3
6
38'A
66%
33%
:\
13%
38%
24%
II
Rubber
24% Oct
50% Jan
13%
81,800
25%
Inc
14% Jan
Nov
10,400
24%
preference
Genesco
17
19% July 18
4,200
19%
115
25%;
preference
$5
111%
25
Tele & Electronics
Time Corp
General
25
Jan
12'/a Oct
41% Oct
116%
14%
25%
preferred
3
V .-,-114%
115
65%
25
preferred
$1.25
32 % Apr
18'A
Telephone Co of Florida—
27% May 11
26% July 14
1
22J
14%
19%
25
Signal
3
Nov
♦21
14%
...
19,700
1
Industries
27
24
21%
14%
187/a
■
.8,800
28%
7,900
of
Utilities
25% Jan
34 Va May 31
28
:
29
19'%
Refractories
4
12
39%
891/2
53%
Service
24% Jun
26% Sep
98
37%
*88
27%
preferred—
Public
General
24'A Jan
113%
common
54% Apr
5
19%
114%
*21
14%
V*96%
18%
$3.75 series—
Outdoor Advertising
General
22
14%
18%
5
12
38
28%
t
•'V.
51%
Co
Jan
29
•
♦21 %
'
'
i
27%
Portland Cement Co
General Precision
Equipt Corp
$1.60
29%
98
39%
89 %
19%
Preferred
General
38%
27%
General
43% Oct
5
Mills
General
41
*96%
*88
55%
Corp
Motors Corp
preferred
1
28%
22
t.
89%
38%
100
preferred
4
,
8,100
*300
18%
Inc
General
12
4,800
83%
77%
53
Finance
Electric
General
28%
82
27%
Corp
Corp
General Instrument
Corp
May 31
Dec
58
12,500
271/4
84 %
19%
Foods
3
78%
28%
55 %
Finance
15
58
July 13
; 76% Jan
21 % July
Y 32
'
General
Nov
107% Nov
2
106% July 14
Aug 22
55"% Jan
23
Apr
Contract
1
19
10
79
100
27%,
Controls Co ;
18
37% Jan
Corp
Co
Dynamics
21
68% Jan
Cable
Cigar
General
28
17,000
53%
1st preferred
General
45 % Jan
30% Apr
29%
"
40
*88
18%
-
Corp_—I
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IIIIII5
com_IIlNo par
General
31
46V2
83%
98
39%
89%
14%
No par
General
80% Dec
45%
'
Transportation—1.25
Baking Co common
_5
Mar 27
61 '/a Aug
60% May
*96%
40%
113%
Amer
22 % Mar 21
99% Jan
Z
Co
27
25
4
Oil
44% Feb
5% Feb
46"%
19%
preferred
4%
3,200
*300
14%
Bronze Corp
13% Oct
5
6
Amer
General
200
,
5%
28%
:
-
18%
__100
Bancshares
2
98
u
''
General
24
46
5%
•
27%
pref_.
General
Mar
100
*44
5%
19%
Investors
27
83
*98
45%
%
voting
22% Feb
50% Nov
«
V
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77%
*300
*21%
Industries Inc coramon_i
30
18
—
28%
:■;..
IIIIII_I~2
Oct
27% Apr
12
29
85
39%
5 ,cv
22
77% July 26
Aug 24
36% Dec
14
84
5%
77%
28%
*88
II ~5
13"% Nov
*
21% Apr
6,300
20,200
*82
,
-
6,400
7%
24%
27%
Co
4
31
100
71 %
7%
24
56
common
7% Jan
'
Mar.
,75%
$8
68
7%
53%
Corp
General
10 % Mar
72%
24%
12,100
27%
preferred—
General
72,300
46
76
84
*96%
•
1
Co
American
General
47 %
IIIIIIIIlO
$4.50 preferred
7
45%
45%
y
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conv
15
13,900
47%
,.'*98
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46%
85%
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86
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76%
76
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convertible
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44%
84
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46
.
10,200
*
131%
43%
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.
101
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•
26
126%
7%
•
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■
46%
46
10
Acceptance
General
38% Dec
140
5%
_io
Corp
94% Nov
"'
19
Oct
75
28
7% Jun
6
July 28
98
25
May 26
Oct
137
*
29% July
,
45%
25%
•
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24%
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84
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26»A- •;*
131
4,900
-
44%
71%
:
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24%
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V
.'2,600
49%
44%
72
7%
6,800
20%
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1
Y
71%
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20
43%
.
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24 Va
29 %
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,
49%
V
48%
31
20 %
25%
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134
47%
99
.
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•
51%
20
26%
130'
400
5,200
30%
'
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preferred
Gar Wood
25%
V
2,500
10,600
100
Trailer
Garrett
48%
43%
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1
common
Co
Skogmo
3
13%
12%
13,300
2,400
33%c
Sulphur
Gamble
25
12%
•
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Co
Mar 13
12%
84
9 7'/a
IIIIIIIII5OC
Gabriel
3% Jan
21% Dec
•
57
12%
72%
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Inc
Frueliauf
52
50'A
72
j
27
41 % Nov
DAY
100
Corp
8
40% Sep
2
Sep1 J>0
10%
31% Mar 25.'.
19% May
1
46% Mar
15
Apr
17
27
-
6% Jan
24
3
*
Sep
:
12% Jan
22% Jan
21% Jan
of
I
Corp
Friden
51%
52%
.
44%
49%
•.
■
10
preferred-.:
G
16
Dec
12
;
NEW YEAR'S
100
Franklin Stores Corp
23
86
x44
7%
Co
Freeport
23 %
52%
24%
common
Co
35% Nov 28
9
14
23 %
51%
137%
135.'
,
7%
•
61% Dec 26
24
24%'>25%
*
CLOSED
24%
preferred
Co
26 % Aug
*23%
20
100
Dairies
23%
31'A
pfd_____No par
Co
25
Inc
Mineral
13%
41a/,
.13
.51%
EXCHANGE
5,000
21%
19%
common-!
convertible
13
40%
31 Va
preferred
'11% Oct
■
36
21%
51%
—No par
divid
'
•.
13%
19%
Railway
Fair Stores Inc
36%
41%
31%
preferred
2nd
36%
..
21
53.
l
.
convertible
$4.20
5
35%
11,100
3,500
21
19%
"5
pfd series
Food Giant Markets Inc
33% July 26
27
Food
'
23%
41%
30%
,
5
Coast
Corp
3%%
29
85
3
C
3%%
97 % Sep
2.300
22%
1
23%
13%
52 %
STOCK
.
Inc
2nd
B
conv
5
13
A
;
22%
41%
12
Power
Dec
94% Jan
May 31
M
7%
20%
11%
Corp
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co—No
par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
F
34% Jun
88 % Jan
$2.25
'
27%
7%
13
11%
,
10
common
conv
Florida
15
26%
8
20%
.
52,.
Co
Co
Florida East
May 19
Shares
27%
-"41%
20%
41%
54%
Rubber—No par
preferred—
$4.50
24
Jan
50
44
5
$4
51 % May 19
July 14
Carpet
Flintkote
,.
X53 %
Charter Financial
Corp_.No par
StoresJ
No par
Firth
8
36%
23%
First National
34% May 22
86% Mar
&
13%
13%
.
9% Aug 23
38 % Apr
May 27
80
Federation
Tire
•
24
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
45% Jan
22%
36%
37
41
10
Paper
22%
23%
20
I—II—1
Products"No par
12
30 % JUn
-
the Week
Jan. 5
7%
1.25
1
Stores—;
11
First
Friday
27%
8
*23 %
Inc
24
22
27%
7%
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 4
25
23% Jun
-•
27%
8%,
22%
1
com
;
Corp
Oct
i32% Oct4
Co
34 % Mar 21
24
Dec
Dept
Ferro
PRICES
"
35% Apr
,15% Mar 16
4
39% Feb
24
22
preferred
Federated
1
HIGH SALE
Jan. 3
28
37
conv
2nd pfd series A—23
Paper Board Co common
5
Federal
4.60%
2
AND
Wednesday
-
.
5%%
»
23% July 27
•
34% Feb
20
:24% Oct 26
14% Jan'* 5
Fawick Corp
.
17
42% Oct
Aug 30
10% Nov
39% Dec
31
27 % Oct
8
14
24
15% Oct
•
-
9
'
Jan
32% Oct
•
Jan. 2
2
5% Dec
■15% Oct
-
:
Tuesday.
Jan. 1
Par
£
37%
35%
36%
10,600
26%
27 Vs
25%
26%
,6,000
•76
40%
77
'
41%
*76
40
77
40%
400
53,100
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.-Monday, January 8, 1962
*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Year 1900
Highest
Lowest
Jan
84'% Jan
7
87% May 18
97
Jan
4
97% Jan 11
82
86% Jan
91v "Oct
15
93% Apr
10
104% Dec
4
28
7
13
Jan
9
12
40% Mar 29
30
66
Hackensack
24
Hall
Printing Co—
24
Nov
4
35% J&"n
3
7
106% Jan
26 V* Jun 20
28% Nov 25
32% Jan
883/4 Jun
47
Oct
121
.
29% Nov
14
28% Feb
9
Oct
3
112 % Feb
13
;
3
318
Nov
16
.?
26% Aug
1
21
42% Oct 31
So
Dec
4
33% Dec
25
% 'Jun 21
i
29
24
26% Jan
■
57 y* Jan
5
3
Nov
35% Dec
15
91
>
■
July
42
5
Mar 24
120% Jan
34% Oct 24
21% May 24
50 '/a Dec
263/s Sep
2
18% Oct 31
29 V* Jan
11
22 V* May 26
27
Jun
Jan
24% Jan
>
80% Dec
5
4
36% Aug
7
27 J/4 May 18
36% Dec 18
3
23% Jan
23
25y8 Oct
11% Jan
26
24
29% Oct
6
13% Feb
37% Feb
27
47»/4 Apr
18% Nov
Jan
77
37% Feb
33% July
18
■61% Apr
104% Dec
82
6
34
70
Dec
403/4 Sep
733/4 Nov
21
'Jan
87
3
■
102% Dec
8
17
Helme
38i/a NOV
20
Jan
3
110% Oct
19
108
Nov
17
115
3
Oct
18
4
203% Nov
2
19
69% Dec
119% Dec
9
Dec
21
53 y8 Sep
26
28
Jan
4
203/4 Jan
24% July 13
18% Nov
2
53
Apr
28% Apr
68
Aug 22
66
19
Jar.
26
Mar""5
15%
Jan
6
72
Nov
16
Jan
4
10
Hill
Hilton Hotels
433/a Mar 22
Corp common
29 »/8 Oct
19
37 '% Jan
1
28 XU Apr
243/1 Jan
12
30
6
30% July
14% Oct
31
Hoffman
9% Nov
16
29% May 10
Hi/4 Mar 13
40% May 26
Holly Sugar Corp common
8% Dec 29
Jan
30% July
May 20
28% Feb
1
29% Apr
19
30a/4 Oct
23
29% Feb
6
34
52% Oct 20
20% Dec
413% Apr
34% Jun
12
7
26.
'
4% Oct 26
16
Sep
,
16% Oct
10
2
*3% Dec
XGV4 Dec
15
14
18
19
4
163/4 Jan
3
Apr
Mar 10
24% Nov
9
f 3'3% Jan
19
19
74% Feb
23
80% Jun
14
85% Nov
93
13
93'/4 Nov
13
863/4 Jan
10
127% Dec
11
113/4 Mar 30
6dVa Sep 13
27
4
14% Jan
3
29
54% Jan
14
45
3
24'/o Mar 14
40% Dec
16
35% Jan
3
64% Feb
94
Sep
14
90'/a Jan
10
90% Aug 24
93 % Dec
27
92% Jan
4
Jun
13%Jan
11
113% Apr
40
Sep
July
39% Jan
5
21% Jan
7
15% Dec
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
47% Jan
6
27 s
62% Dec
30
58
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
41
413/4 Feb
18
45
4
Aug
49'/4 Aug
9
46V2 July 27
44;% Aug 15
100
6
45% Jan
22
313/4 Jan
4
Feb
11
Nov
22
38% Feb
17
Dec 13
145
154
convertible
5%
;
,
preferred
preferred
series
series
Power
Ideal
Cement
9%
9%
41%'
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41%
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35 y2
34 Vs
Illinois Power Co
Illinois
13
*111
112%
'
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RR
10
25%
25y2
26
35
37
34 y4
35
19%
18%
19%
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193%
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70 y4
70%
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70 J/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
10%
11
2,500
32%
32%
32 y8
32%
32 J/a
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32
33
9,700
28
v-
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18
94% Aug
152
Nov
3
"•
14
12
Inland Steel Co
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6
55% Juh
5
541/4 Oct
84'A Nov
70»/a Mar
77 J/a
Dec
7
19
38J/4 Oct
7.
2
45.i/a Dec
96.
16'/a Sep
20
41% Jun
20
23 % Nov
139 J/a Jan
8
94 J/4 Dec
29
26
19
38
Aug 24
Dec
35
Feb
32%
Feb~17
38 Vb Jan
15
40
May 10
45'/4 Apr
4
48%"Dec 30
18% Jun 22,
21%
S3% Jan
36 y4 Mar
1
32% Mar
4
40
Oct
31
If % Dec
1
10'% Oct
13
76% Jan 26
403% Oct 24
76'% Jun
22
44a% Jan 13
53 3% May
6
8% Mar
9
1233/4 Mar
38'/a Jun
36% Jan
124
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18%
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26% NOV
62'/a Nov
3
51
10
—
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78% Jan
.15% Jan
see page 24,
4
3
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13
21
4Q
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8,100
50 J/a
40
40%
4,200
20,000
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v
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76
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51 J/a
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;
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16
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3,400
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16
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Jewel Tea Co Inc common
—1
3%% preferred—
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Johns-Manvllle
633/4
155
57%
23%
36
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.
58J/4
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483/4
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Coal common.
Machine
Jeffeison
.
.
Creek
155
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155
35
863/4
57J/4
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preferred
I-T-E Circuit} Breaker Co
86
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$6
86
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com—
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6%
86
85J%
Packers
Co
63%'
63/4
64
6%
Canada—___No par
Resistance
36
85'/a
63%
37
36 3/4
:
36 V2
36
63%
36%
com—5
Light & Power Co——5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co—1,
f.
2
74% May 22
20%
116
YEAR'S
DAY
pfd series B———100
conv
Iowa .Power
20
85'% May 19
83
Nov 3
86
Jun 27
21%
VA
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115'/a
v
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28
17% Mar
of
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co—;
21.
213% Nov 27
,
-4%
5
24% Feb
163/4
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No par
$2 convertible preferred
Va Nov 24
Dec
16 3/4
90
_1*
Chemical
Intei-national Utilities
122% May 10
3
55% Feb 13
1
30
331/a Dec
3
18
80% Jan 27
y*
!4
81% Nov 20
.
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18 /4'Pec
5
52 »/4 Nov 22
17% Oct 24
2
May .31
13
38% Jan
7
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62%
4
4
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7%, preferred—
.
_25,
International Tel & Tel com.No par
12
49
&
International Rectifier
L
13
3
89
27 J/a
46
International
50'% Jun
43/8
85
•
48 % Jun
:
2Q0
39
.
41 J/a
40%
27-.
4%
77
Sdlt^———_No par
60% Apr
21% Jan
1,800
lt3Q0
36
31»/4
493%
.
51
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27
263/4-
4%
51.
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118 »/a Dec
.
89
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'■
27%
77
pi-eferred——_100!
International
2?
4
40'
50%
•
♦45
Intei-national
39% Nov
113
4
36
:
40
;•
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Interiiational
42'/a, Jan
7
41 '/a
8,500
81/2
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46
6
413/4 Jan
7,
44 'A Jan
393/4
1,200
173/8
8 '/a
43'/a
7
20J/4 Jan
Aug 29
"
17
40'% Jan
21'/a Jun 27
Dec~27
50%
—
11
33i% Jan
46% Aug 20
43
Dec 21
115
Jan
4
iey8 Oct 26
35% Apr
42 '/a Apr
11
2
40
50%
♦83
Limited—1*1'
? International Paper common—_2.50
$4. "preferred
"
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
preferred——.
—100
30
443/4 Jan
39%
51"
49%
v
.
STOCK /';"
100
International "Mining
International
24
35% Nov
108Nov
31 J/4
40 y4
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•
5
_^___100
common
Minerals
Int'l Nickel
17
32'/a Jan
May" 31
363/e,
30'/a
2Q3/4
common^
preferred--
preferred—'.
4%
•.
11
Nov
23% July 12
32
4
J4
69'/a Mar 28
2
91 «/a Dec
7,
32'% Dec 20
Int'l
28
143/4 Feb
5
14
36 J/4
30%
16 y4
.
_——No par
Harvester
7%
223A May 11
28
26% Dec
Dec
87
4
23
Int'l
36'A May 16
3
24
17
.
6
93% Feb
36%
30 y8
4%
Iron Corp——_——1
International Business Machines
5
27
2
*35%
28
'16 Vs
;
•
Intel-lake
9
149'/a Apr
22 'A Dec
Apr"25
4%%
25
3
4
23
Oct
Oct
607
42% Jan
142 J/a Jan
195/u Mar
8 J/a
8y4
26%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
27% May 31
19
29% Jun
'
Apr
148% Aug 25
36 XA Aug 24
31% Dec 30
94 '/a Aug 15
6
30
17%
8%
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Ingersoll-Rand common^——No par
.6%. preferred
—100,*
9
583/4 Dec 29
Jail
3
24% Sep 27
22
28
17%
8%
17
20
.
3
934 Dec
701/4
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28
173/8
17%
.
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•
21% Jan
86'/4 Jan
5,700
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43%
Ctfs Inc_—
3
30 Vt Dec
4,100
14,800
19%
1
4.26%
14
49% Dec
123/4 Dec
333/4
18 S/8
-
'
4.08%
3
19
271/4
33 J/a
,
18%
Corp
21B/a Feb
7,300
26%
353/4
8%
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27%
17 y8
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
58 J/4 Jan
1,400
64%
27 J/4
33 J/4
79%
27
30
;
f'. 263/4
,
43%
20
21
175%
64
64 J/a
18%
Interchemical
25
-
19
63 3/4
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78
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Oct
100
!
64%
26%
43%
12
80
85-.'
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4
78 y8
Feb
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112'/a
,
173
177:
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42%
Nov
26 a/4 Dec
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v
65%
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77
95
12
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82
64 y2
179
423/8
18
69»/i Jan
112J/a
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177.
I,500
•7,500
176%
15
—
8
50% Nov
16
17% Aug
5
473/4 Sep 20
12% Aug
4
82
43'A
'
_100
100
70
Jan
101
431/8
1793/4
40
3
34
38
99
No par
Co
common
Jan
8
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.
43%
90
Feb
4,400
38
43J/4
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112'/a
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35,400
86%
102
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29J/4
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1
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10
42%
87
43 J/e
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100%
38
5,000
Va
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84 J/a
43%
7,800
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841/4
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:
102
100 y4
86
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178%
.
"
19
Oct
46
May 19
43
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105 V*
50%
10
447
*
103
■
35%
17
50% Jan
43
38
42%
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:
35'%
20
2
90
87
87
42
47 »/4 Apr
23
47i/a
85%
*85%.
10,200
31
60
28 J/4
55 »/a Dec
38% Sep
44%
92%
"•
*
139 % Feb
48 «
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11,000
18
30»/4
56%.-
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29%
30
18
86
173^
6i
,
1,600
33
31%
59
36%
27
34% Feb
86
303/a
/.
35%
Oct
1
611/2
86
18%
18
18'/4
-31%
6oy2
29
35
Nov
173/8
31 y8
29'/a
353/4 Jan
21
173/4
3,400
411/a
32ya
37
33 J/4 Jan
93
J/a,
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34ytf
363/8
15
2
32
35
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90%
93/4
41 J/a
.
29%
15
Feb
.
——_5
Co—
23
30
93/4
36
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Co—
35% Dec
30'/a
15,200
9%
29% ,30%
93/4
93/4
36 y4.
-
49 Vz Jun
85
30%
5%
B
.Hupp Corp common———.
1
5% convertible pfd series A—-50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
—5
43'A Jan
86
'
29'/a
30%
A
5
Feb
29
293/4
*84%
46%
—100
34'/a Nov 29
29
2,800
29%
preferred—_50 '
preferred
Idaho
40'/a Jan
5
35%
293/B
30%
Jan
145
7
233/4
35'/a
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com—_51
•
10
50
Jan
35%
23
353/8
•
'
7
323% Jan 23
50'/a Jan
36 % May
2
29 '/a Oct. 25
'
34ya
35%
717/a Jan
8% Feb 25
86 J/2 Apr 19
;10
5,500
9,700,
24%
—10
—30
5 J/a Jan
57:»/a Aug 23
50% Dec 27
5% July 11
65
Sep 28
1
:
47J/4 Apr 12
44i% May 22
503/4 May
4
Nov
713/4 :
5,900
353%
•8.y8
preferred—
50
preferred—.
—50
4.70% preferred..
——50
4.42%
prefen:ed.i
——50
4,20% - preferred—
—50
Indiana General Corp
:_1
Indianapolis Power & Light^No par
43
713/8
<
723/4
"
35 J/a
.
441/4 Dec
4
Aug 18
471/2 Aug 21
441/2 Jan
4
423/4 Jan
31%
Jan
37%
233/4
Inc_—1
Winston
87 '/a Nov
Jan 23
„
:;
8
39'/a Oct
3
37 J/8
37%
35 J/a-
5
preferred
&
323/4 Sep 15
48% Oct 11
■
43
Jan
41
353/4
17%
Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp———
—1
Howe Sound Co————— —•—1
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
;
7
72% Dec 12
99 % May 24
30'/. May 31
25'/« Apr 28
28% Oct 25
75 y8
3,200
124%
24 y4
61%
Houston
■!'
29
23
20
Oct
73%
.
11,300
123 J/a
.35%
31
4.40% : preferred————100
;
21
23% Apr
58i/4 May
V3/, Oct 20
3
343/4 Jan
16% Oct 27
;
4%
9
6a%Oct 25
32
75%
36%
71%
32'/a
44 %
•
124 J/a-
333/4
?:•.
15% Mar 23
10% Dec
2
19% Jun
243% Jan
30
13 % Dec
43% Jun
25
38 Vz-
34%
*40%
.
Jan
36 ya
2,400
6,7,00
,
*9%
household Finance common_Nopar
33/4% preferred-!.
—^100
1
90 14 Dec
Dec
39%
44 %
*123 ya
30
.•
331/4
.
23%
Houdallle-Industries Inc common—3
13
16
81% Aug 16
88% Jan 10
65% Jan
124%
'
Chemical
$2.25
9
Sep
Sep
353/4 Dec
.
44 J/a
*123%
;
.33 «/a
.
1,900
107
35%
$4.25
40% D$C / 5
Sep 22
Aug
8
88
■
*
8
85 '/a
4
341%
33 J/a,
16,300
....
263;4
33
32J/a
33
.46
45
33 '/a
'
Mining
12.50
Corp common—5
preferred—
.-—No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
—5
Hotel Corp of America common—1
;
5% convertible preferred
—25
V
10
79
7
Jan
Rinehart
Hooker
43% Aug 28
Apr
5
293/8 Dec
7
90
21
Mar
70% Jan
77
,33%
,
8,600
35 y8
Homestake
14
,36
convertible
Holt
Jan
10
5%
9
16
Jan
■■
Va
32%
33 J/a
32%
2,700
27
1
257/a
*104
'
53 J/a
25 J/a
■
27 J/2
108 ya
123%
27%
A
Corp.
Holland Furnace Co_.
16
6
22 % Jan
38% Feb
36'/a Mar 17
27
8'
21
30
Mar
20
Sep
33%
27%
*27 J/4
*107
j
33%
32%
,33%
263/4
v
27%
10H
.
32%
25
__50c
series
Electronics
53% Jan
22
83% Feb
108
32
47
27%
27%
27%
400
35
J/a;
'
4
4
13
90 y* Sep
pfd
conv
Nov
42
July 14
41% Jan
May 19
>27V'4 Oct 25
81% Feb
2
/ 37
5%%
28
31% Aug
26%
27%
110
62
34
523/4
.
353/4
5
2.50
—
23% Feb
Apr
62
533%
*. 29%
—1
Co
Corp
2,800
233/4
——5
Inc.—
38%
.
35%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1 /
3%% preferred series A_
100
20
30 y» Jan
36%
62%
353/4
53
"
—
Hewlett-Packard
.
6
7
104%
23 y4
■
-
conv
Hewitt-Robins
4
7% Feb
preferred
$2
,14% Dec
13
*
Hershey
»
21
21
35%
39.
74%;
3514
-.
100
class A preferred-No par
Chocolate Corp——No par
Hertz Co J——
———I'/
•
/
28% Mar 30
3
Sep 25
♦613/4
35%
53 Va
,'"47
—_l
10
(W E) & Co.
(G- W) common
5%
6
86
38%.
62%
xl23 '%
non-cumulative preferred—25
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
4
105 %■
38%
53
) '' 33
7%
Jan
*104%- 105%
*104%
:
35
33%
3.65%
Helene Curtis Industries class A—1
463/4 Nov
67'% Jan
*103
613/4
313/4
DAY
.
Corp—
No par
J) Co common_v__8.33i/3
preferred——
——100
4
'67
60 Vb May 11
12 Vt Dec
1
(H
Jan
18% Oct
\
Inc.—,
Heller
1
9
Heinz
74% May 25
38% Feb
Mar
•Hazeltine
Mar 16
112'A Jan
76
.
—50
40c
5
preferred—
Hayes Industries Inc—_—
19
7
20
111% Aug 26
13
5
79
8
1
55% Apr
*
34
7
5
Dec
9
28
463/4 Apr 24
50% Jan
3
5
29% Jan
16
Aug
36
13
32% Jan
Dec
55
17
29 y8 May 12
Jan
Nov
81
Aug 30
84
4
5%
28
11
r
104%
54%
27%
Chemical Co——5'
Havegf Industries
27
49 % Feb
5
NEW YEAR'S
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101
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HIGH
Tuesday
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EXCHANGE
Highest
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LOW AND
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1961
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18,qoq;
Volume
195
Number
6123
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(127)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
Range for Previous
49% Dec
89% Jan
95 % Mar
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
29% OCt
21
4
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Dec
12
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12
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27
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Kern -County ■ Land- Co
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3
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36 % Dec
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76% Jun
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Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall. Co
94'A May 16
83
Jan
62% Feb
27%
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49% NOV 27
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77
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84
46
31% Feb
25% Jan
Aug 17
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-
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87
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;
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.; 3.80%
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79 % Aug 17
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34% July 12
43% Feb
9
.
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May
1
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Wednesday
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.
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Tuesday
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Range for Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
11 Vo Dec
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Lowest
10%
9%
10%
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2,000
2,500
32%
32%
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21
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
25% Mar 10
30 % Dec
8
30% May 25
73
Jan 26
84% Sep
37
Dec
30% Aug 21
30
7
77% Jan
58 % Dec
16
Oct 30
95% Dec
Apr 20
86% Dec
24% Mar 10
"8% DecT6
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74
75
11
3
28
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4
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16
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5
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13
93% Sep
14
8
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15
82
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10
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3
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3
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45% Jan
86
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6
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29
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2
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8
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70
80
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90
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8
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99
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58
28
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88
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5
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30
May
2
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15
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16
19% Jan
3
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1
123% Dec
19
170% Mar
97% Dec
20
109 Va Sep
66% Dec
29
22% Dec
20
15% Oct
21
123% Feb
8
178% Jun
39% Jan
;
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58
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24
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17
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19
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4
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24
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3
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29
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4
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3
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60
28
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7
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35
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30
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20
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7
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15
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15
17
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17
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5
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3
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4
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4
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19
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13
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29
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20
8
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30
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31
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25
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24
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26
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3
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29
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28
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25
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28
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27
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30
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4
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28
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4
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9
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7
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4
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24%
23%
10,300
23%
43% Jan
3
35% Jun
67
23%
23%
97%
97%
23%
22%
26%
63% Jan
0
97%
24
40%
79% Jan
13
129%
.J';,..
132 %
131
4,
190
'4,500
23Va
47 % Aug 22
|
22 3/4
563/4
26
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
8
31% Jan
24%
'
55%
-
413/4
3
39% Jun
23%
2,200
+
97
23%
13
6
553%
11,400
51 %
*95%
26%
Jan
8
55 Va
68
1
——3
National Sugar Ref Co
17
27% May 15
11
Jan
55
-
<
36.
51 %
v
23 3/8
21% Jan
74
55
••',
98%
66
41%
96%
97
65%
98 Va
23%
95 Va
*96
133%
132
51%
96
135%
36%
51%
.
25%
36% Jan
14% Dec
24%
*93%
96
35 34
4 4
.
4"
'
'41%
79% Aug 19
22% Aug
2
29% Mar
24 Va
'*933/4
52
50
23%
Neptune
7
55%
82 Va
41
6
6
55
;
*81
20
-
-
26%
9
8
96
82%
1
23%
29Va Jan
May
95 Va
*82
96
36%.',
51 Va
,
V
70
-
,
253/4
16% Jun
33'/a May 11
23% May 11
DAY
v
83
i,
35%
51%
*81%.
40%
26
5% Jan
16% Dec
'
51%
94%
83%
,
22%
24
15
29
*93%
96
36%
35%
*93
*81
26%
9% Jan
55
*93%
-
94%
V.
:
41%
22% Jan
75 Va Jan
..CLOSED
NEW YEAR'S
.
22%
4
4
82%
„■
24,400
83
—1
14% Mar
21
*81
;
900
48%
Co
34% May 24
40% July 11
24
82%
*81
EXCHANGE
*93
>•*
-46%.
*81%
14%
1
Jan
83%.
20,300
-
26%
1
19% Jan
94%
*81
.
-
40%
Nov
71
*92%
83
66,700
;
51
•
83
*81 %
9,400
•
Inc.:—*—No par
Supply
Dec
36% Oct
93%
83
13 Va
51
.
300
32 Va
12%
13%
18%
Corp.
10
29
50%
93 Va
STOCK
-
.
10
700
39,400
14%
24
Nov
49
82%
82%
No par
—12
Co
Natomas Co—
Nautec
Corp—
Neisner Bros Inc_
7 Va Jan
27 % Jun
4% July 22
18
50%
51%
Co——_——10
Fuel Gas
National
fi
24% Sep
6
15% Jan
50%
82%
Natiopal Linen Service
National-Standard Co
National Starch & Chemical——50c
25
4
19% Nov
14
50
31%.
.11%
75 Va
Co
Inc—
6%
8
98 % Jan
4
&
7%
•
28 Va Jan
,4
13%
49%
——2
—
Dairy
$4.50
36% Aug .30
55% Oct
27
10
13%
82 Va
.
49%
50 Va
50
*68 %
Lines—
&
Corp
National
33% Aug 17 *
Jan
13%
49%
14%
14
-1
——1
Corp of America—.——10
National
v
,.
3
12
Sep 28
16% Oct 31
68
.11%
No par
National
Apr
131% Dec
28% July 21
14
11%
9%
9'r ' >.
*
25% Oct
32%
11%
*49
Natl Distillers & C.hem Corp com-5
4%% pfd series of 1951——100
4%%
preferred
(conv)
—50
,
■
154% May 18
3
23% Jan
Ward
Brass
National
;
-
99% Dec
Sep 26
148% Sep
8
124% Aug 15
21
32 Va
10%
2,800
56
1
87
32% ',33%
11 Va
9%
1
Aug
65% Aug
97
90% Aug 25
9
120% Jan
13
27
33% Nov.
53% May
f
59
20
19
Sep
11
109% Jan
88% Dec
78
92% Feb
U
Jan
24% Jan
21% May 27
49'/a Oct 19
82% Aug 25
46V4 July
104
8 4 Va
*84%
85
85
33 Va
10%
253%
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
12
18% Oct
35% Jan
6
13
84 Va
'85
85
—
May
66% Dec
20
24 % Dec
-
84%
8
Jan
43
20% Nov
3
Jan
8% Aug 10
61% Jan
4
1
70% Jun
26
24 % Dec
81% Dec
149
157% Aug 12
12
July 18
81%
32 Va
National Airlines
,_i—1~ *31% Jan 12 .'
National Aviation Corp
—5 K
94% Dec 13
> 7
National Biscuit Co common——10- 157
Apr 17 '.
7%
preferred—
LlQO-%
17V* Dec
7
,V National Can Corp
-1-10 *
142 % Nov 30 '
National Cash Register
5
27
77% NOV 30
143 % Jan
86%
25%
Natco
Corp___
National. Acme Co
•
1
16% Aug
49% Mar 21
25 % Apr
84 Va
_No par
Fuel
V
NAFI
4
59Va Mar
4
10
4
89 %
& Chemical—
1,000 lire
Industries
L
,>:! z v
8
'
.
S
Murray
•'
41% Mar
18% Apr
25
9% Nov
12
85
Murphy Co (GC).
Murphy Corp..
11
26% Oct > 3
44
Sep"12
89%
.25%
Co
Munsingwear
11
301/4 Dec
54% Dec
1124% Dec
1
533/4 Mar
30
553/4
25
Inc
Mountain
4
44V4 Dec
31
25
47% Dec
56%
,
36%
Co—
Shares
Wheel
Motor
20 Va Mar 17
3
9
16% Jan
Sep
~24% Nov'"4
56 Va
36 V8
Mining
(John)
11% Jan
17% Oct
Sep
56 %
No par
Industries
Motec
Motorola
29% Jan
19
56 %
89
—100
100
Moore-McCormick
20
May 31
56%
36%
Utilities
Power
Montgomery
16
26
98
56%
36 Va
4-—
American
15
17
24
82 Va
47%
Tool
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
1
34% Mar
26 % Sep
60% Oct
31%
*81 Va
46%
class A
B
Montecatini
Feb
Sep
31%
82%
common—5
Inc
Machine
RR
Monon
29
25% Oct
10% Sep
31%
*81 Va
46%
preferred
Monsanto
30
39% Jan
25
313/8
82 Va
46 Va
preferred
Monarch
Mar 10
39
3
Jan
3%%
4.20%
58% Aug 23
1
32% Aug
4
Mar 28
9 % Jun
14
35 % Sep
21% Jan
31%
*81 %
Co——1
Service
Industries
Mohasco
11
1
19% Jan
31%
8IV2
class A_No par
Cement Co__6.25
Missouri
12
26
Corp
RR
20
34% Jan
4
Oct
113/4 Oct
31%
Pacific RR
Nov
15% Jan
Co
Fuel
Missouri
70
26
Development
50% Nov
60
7% Oct
Shares
1
5
_10
—5
Corp
River
the Week
Jan. 5
Light—No par
&
Power
Friday
Jan. 4
31%
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5% Mar
3
37% Apr
1
22 % Sep
•
34% Sep
Thursday
Jan. 3
8IV2
common——5
51/2%
1st
preferred.———100
Midwest Oil Corp
—10
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp.—1.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference
_100
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper—2.50
Midland-ROss
Sales for
Wednesday
Jan. 2
common
preferred series-——1004.45% preferred series
100
Middle South Utilities Inc——10
41% Nov
■
Corp
3.80%
84% July
3
4
Jan
30% Jan
20
3
97
:
10
78% Sep 12
78
Sep
«
14
33% Dec
Jun
87
19
Sep
89% Jan
25% Mar 16
70% May
;
Shoe
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 1
1
4% preferred series B
100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
$3.50 preferred
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
„25c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesabi Trust—Units of benef'cl Int
Mesta Machine Go
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35%
preferred series
—100
3.85%
preferred series
.—100
Melville
35% Feb
,
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
AND HIGH
LOW
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1961
Year 1960
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
*•'
.
(128)
20
32%
32%
32%
32%
33 Va
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
31%
30
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
1,200
58%
58%
58 VA
58%
56%
58%
6,100
59%
30%
32
12,500
.
-
2,600
195
Volume
6123 Y
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(129)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range for Year 1961
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
86
3
52% Nov
16
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
9
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
9
93% Jan
3
100
2
90 Va Jan
13
95
38% Sep
4
75% Jan
89
35% Jan
94 % Sep
82
Jan
84
Jan
-
Sep
96
Aug
93% Sep
39% Jan 1
30 VB Aug
19
4
36% Jan
5
15
>.33"% Jan
19
16% Apr
12
Dec
Ohio
Wednesday
Jan. 2
Thursday
Jan. 3
Friday
the Week
Jan. 4
Jan. 5
Shares
93%
93%
94%
93
94
83
830
83
82
82%
82
82
280
99%
99%
99%
16
36
r
16% Sep
21 r
87
Jan
16
33 % Dec
19
r
Jan
83% Jun
/
24"% May 10
4
15 % Dec
29
39
Mar .! 4
"37% Jan'
24
v; Oct
24
.
y
25
Jan
82% Oct
16
99%
*99
99%
96
*94%
96
*94%
"23 % Oct
26
40%
40%
40%
41
43%
43%
44
43%
17%
16%
17
89
*86%
*38% -,38%
39%
40%
*86%
89
.
Jan
24
3
;
5
82
Sep
20
104
26% Jan
43% Deb
4
87% Jan
Apr
120% Apt
18
Aug
6
9
18% Jan
{14% Jan
98
Y
,
Y Outboard
Outlet
11,
18% Mar 18
22 % May
20
60
77
Dec
Dec
73% Jan
21
30
52
53% Sep
■
130 % Feb
23
4% Oct
26
16
Jan
Co
3c
4%
-
Oxford
18
28
30 Va Jan
141 % Jan
Paper Co
7% Jan
5% Jan
39
4
12% Nov
17% July
23% Jan
6
13% Dec
Pacific
4
Pacific
4
8
50% Dec
30
'
16% Sep
8
39% July 19
86% Jan
5
Jun
83% Mar 18
39% Apr
Jan
91% Oct
7
29
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
18
51% Jun
15
32 Vb Oct
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
14% Feb
12
21% Jan
12
!
24
19
59 % Nov
22
95% Nov 24
9
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
49% May 16
22
Jun
45
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
36
76 % Nov
25% Jan
27
4
85% Jan
18
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
30% Nov
7
45
Jan
26
Feb
15% Jan
23% May
5
3
45% Nov
•
9
19
5
11% Jan
3
18
7
32% Jan
3
59
Dec
v
93
6,900
113
114
94%
112 %
115
f
r:
112V4
41%;
39%
41%,
24%
23%
24
Y
'
23%
24%
25
14
14%
14 y8
15
>
16%
16%
,16%
25
800
"
~
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25
.
'21%
„
101%
102
34%
14%
14%
14 »A
17%
16%
17
•20
21 %
101%
34
5,700
'
14%
*17%
21%
101%
34
480
17%
*20
6,200
101%
34%
•20
101%
34
98%
34%
8,900
1,100
21 %
101 >/8
12,100
32%
34
19,000
59 "%
60%
759%
60
59 VB
60 VB
59%
60
11,300
Y 38%
39%
38 %
39%
38%
39%
38
38%
151%
151%
151%
152%
152%
152
Corp
Y
_1;
,
7
6%
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5
20%
.."7' r')'-.
6%
V
152
20%
7,500
152
160
6"%
20
6%
6%
6%
5,200
20%
21
18%
,
21%
20%
207/a
5,800
50c
70c
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
21 Vb
22%
20%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
39,400
51
52 %
50%
52%
50
51%
50%
50%
II,400
Pipe
Line
•
17%
*93%
100
Corp
No par
Co
No par
55%
;
Glass
3t
Sand
series
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
24,900
14%
•93%
7,300
94»A
57
56%
58
55%
57%
36%
36
36%
35%
36 >/a
32
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
54%
54%
48%
54%
31%
32%
31%
32 VB
26
25%
25%
100
55%
56%
31
31%
*25%
.
26
*25 %
6,500
35,100
*
5,900
2,900
:
9,300
70%
"69%
70
69
70
68%
69 Va
2,200
; 26%
26%
27
27
27%
26%
27 V*
7,000
19%
T *48%
; 19%
18%
19%
19%
18%
18%
48%
48 %
48%
*47%
49
47%
47%
30
51%
50%
51
51'A
52
51%
52 V*
23,100
41
41
41
40%
41
40
40
5
50
1
"41
3
-
Corp_i.ll
•33
33
"
No par
37%
99%
preferred——
94
18
26 V*
V.-'
50
com
*93%
17%
;
69%
1
100
Light
26
94%
19
35%
'
32%
*25%
"
3.50
Inc
17%
55%
!
56%
31
5
25
;
*93%
56%
X35% ,'36%
: 31%
31
2.50
preferred
>
94%
56
1
Co
18%
•
No par
preferred
4.40%
95
•94%
115
23%
common
97% Jun
7,500
94
94%
115
99
Ford
? Pennsylvania
% Dec
5
•86
98%
Airways Inc
Proof
Power
84 %
21.
'
No par
Co
4% %
24
86%'
100'/a
4.68% conv preferred
Penney
(J C) Co
7 Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Penn
1,490
25%'
84%
99%
Corp
101% Jun
-
27,400
22%
23%
84%
99%
;
6
22%
-24%
21%
25%
Sulphur.
prior
Fruit
1,900
12,300
•
22%
,v
com—14 2/7
Cement
Dec
94% Sep
90% Jan
&
75%;.
76
39%
25
Penn
41"% Jun
% 40
Penick
74%
74%
39%
_
Transportation.
Coal Co common
conv
5,900
54%
39
_1
Penn-Dixie
49 % Apr 14
59% Nov 20
30% Dec 11
26% Jan
9
22
3
4
37% Apr
28% Jan
28% Sep
7
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
27
Dec
41% Jan
,.
30% Mar 31
Jan
5%
26,000
23%
84
Y
,
1
54
76
25
,f
85 V
94% -96
40
23
,
100
&
Rust
Peabody
27
33
Sep V 9
Sep
7
Dec
7
28
26
4
41
35% Dec
V 27
Apr
14
48
Parmalee
3
31% Jan
29
Parker
22
19
60% Dec
38% Aug8
29
60% Nov
54%
3,000
22%
25 %
„
115
__5
.__
Pictures
Davis
41%'
23%
54%
600
«
37%
40%
98%
preferred
6
Sep
1
4%
40%
23
54%
'
10
East
Parke
;
4i%
17%,
89
37 %
74%
23%
25
X84
'
Aggregates Inc_5
World
Panhandle
;
18,500
2,100
Electronics
American
Amer
*86%
38%
98%
common
Consolidated
Paramount
19% Jan
Nov
"Pan
6
12
23% Jan
Mar 15
Pan
Mar 22
*16%
89
37%
1Q%
Electric
Packard-Bell
26% May 15
17%
*86%
39%
Packaging Corp. of America
30
11
5
24
&
Tin
43%
*97%
preferred
Pacific
x43%
15
:
Corp
8c
Co
Lighting Corp
Telep & Teleg
85% Apr
17
44
Gas
44% Apr
33 % Nov
Nov
20% Dec
6%
3
23 % Dec
25
30
22%
"
60
44%
22 %■
54 VB
-.75%
x73%
'
36% Mar 15
-
DAY
100
When issued—
8% May 16
24 % Aug
14
28
Pacific
20
;
2
preferred—
16
24
24/
5%
26
7
25
Coast
48 % Apr
3
18% Dec
12
Cement
Pacific
Apr
"X"''-
"Y
30c
common
American
Pacific
177
3.125 "
39%
22%
54%
160
96
40%
38%
22%.
53%
*94
No par
Pacific
65% Oct
5
Feb
■
7,200 1
100
*16%
,
88%
46%
40%
"
NEW YEAR'S
No par
preferred
Nov
3
2
145
$5
3
Mar
X22%
_10
Corp___.
i
; CLOSED
V
.1
:—
preferred—
-
34% Dec
23
32 % Jan
8
t 26% Mar 10
MaTine
"
STOCK
,
EXCHANGE
•
'
YY Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp—l
7 •
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com__6.25
July 11
108
3
>33 % Dec
May 11
16% Apr
Chemical
18
28
46% Mar
100
7.50, /
Corp
5
GftsCorp—
•
22% May 17
25% May 31
5
28
2
&
24% Jun 15
13
12% Oct
14% Dec
+
,
19
102% Mar 22
.
6
89
27'
26% Dec
'
Sep 28
•82% Oct 26
106
Nov
28 >4 Feb
18% May 11
40
Mathieson
Oil
*17
Gas-_____
Orange 8c Rockland Utilities
Otis
Elevator
;X-—
"
"•76.
17% Aug 17;
7
26
11% Jan
Oct
olin
Olin
5
\"
20
.
Natural
v.
7
common.5
preferred^-
Oklahoma
:
93.
12% Oct
19% Oct
preferred
4.24%
; v v
12
4
16% Jan
4
23% Jan. 12
5
12
4%
■
Co
45%
96
41 %
43%
No par
.
Electric
&
* )
52 % Aug
56 % Jan
v
'130% May 31."
> 34 % Jan 27
t 85 Y: Jan
Xii
..
24
Dec
V 59% Oct
4
17;
.
122%Juiv> 1
1116 V Jun 17
31
104% Feb
11
15 % Jan
39 % Jan
17% Oct
20
.*
15
Dec
-
20
f1 90
Dec
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49
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35% Nov 29
t 36%
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>
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46%
96
-
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28% Mar
45%
40%
100
1
47%
93%
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100
Co__—
46%
93%
83%
47%
*
100
Gas
49%
93%
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100
Oil
Okla
4
common...
preferred
preferred-
4.44%
r
Co
Sales for
Tuesday
Jan. 1
-V
preferred
preferred
4.56%
22
45 % Aug
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
;
27
Nov
.
Ohio
i
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
o
-
31% May 17
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
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100
33
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37%
33'A
36%
100%
96 *'■
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95
95
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37
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95
95%
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96
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53%
53%
51 y2
52%
50%
51 ya
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\
U
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
Peoples
37 % Nov
15
68% Mar 25
36
Sep
27
50% Jan
24
Peoria
\34 % Jan
29
50% JXin
17
46
July 24
59% Nov
8
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
83% Apr
20
Perkin-Elmer
Sep
28
41% Dec
20
Pet Milk
92 % Jan
7
^ 30
13 %
95% Mar
16% Jan
May 17
5
37% Jan
12
76
Nov
1
100
Dec
12
4%%
19% Dec
14
Petroleum
15
49% Apr 20
5% May 25
Pfaudler
53"% Nov
21
Jan
3
23
30% Jan
3
57% Jan
6
46% Jan
3
87% Jan
7
99% Sep
83% Sep
J
3
30 % Jun
96
'93
Jan
12
101
26
:'■* Oct
25
49
Apr
5
81
Dec
>77% Jan
20
74% Jan
14
-41% Mar
Apr
43% Feb
24
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
88
12% Oct
23
131
8
6
22% Jan
9% Oct
30
4
57
-
Dec
29
71
Jan
-
Nov
15
75% Jan
;
12
59
15
5
135
Dec
Jan
9
107
Nov
8
15 VB
20'A Jan
3
36% Dec
1
13
238% Nov
28
8
72% Dec
20
May 10
25% Nov
2
163 % Feb
.69
261% Aug 22
1
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
88% Oct
12
95% Jan
11
Feb
1
34% Dec
175
30
,27
Feb
17% Jan
:•'; 88
Polaroid
Procter
common
preferred
;
Co
Co—
11
102% Nov
20
3
70% Nov
14
C 26% Mar
8
29%
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
81% Aug
83% Jan
8
;; 84 ya Dec
12
86
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
.
90
Dec
7
4.08%
88 Va Nov
17
4.18 %
preferred
preferred
10
92% Nov
22
4.30%
preferred
Jan
'
14
Nov
22
5.05%
108% Dec
7
5.28%
preferred
preferred
17
.
102
if
7 '
74% Sep 13
23% Apr- 20
Jan
3
28
49% Aug 19
65% Jan
20% Jan
41% Feb
-<
Jan
104% Jun
98
.86
Sep
7
105% Aug 19
May ll1.
20
47% Jail
.
106
70% Nov
4
70'A Aug
21% Jan
-
22% Mar 22
87 1
7
21
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78
9
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3
;
Jan
3
*
4
37 3A Aug 30
84% Apr
33% Jan
30% Oct JO
37% Jun
24
32% Oct
27% Jun
39% Jan
4
31% Sep
63 % Dec
5
106
'
Feb
18
123
>
Aug 25
118% Jan
'.. 8
$1.40 dlv preference com
3
22% Nov
173 1
Public Serv Co
6
Mar 29
23 Vb Apr
NOV
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81
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8
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24
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12
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27
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14
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96
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see page
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24.
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31"
Dec
Sep 18
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Oil
No par
—6
131
14%
common—
5
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Quaker State Gil Refining Corp—10
1,500
1
60
25%
25%
5,300
65%
64%
65 V*
9,000
12
12%
12%
11'A
52%
12%
53%
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54%
52 V*
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400
19%
19%
1,700
51%
53%
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54
19%
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20
,
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26,800
30
1
-
5,000
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33%
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38,700
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14,200
216
19%
19%
221
20%
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93%
94
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94
140
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3,400
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26,300
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107
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108
107
107 Vb
150
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4,400
63%
65
62%
64%
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160
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8,800
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w 6%, preferred———.
131%
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30
15
25%
83%
'63
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Puget sound Power 8c Light Co—10
y
42
125 % Jan -11
No par
15'A
64%
86
91
"
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100
preferred
Inc
2,500
130%
130
18%
-100
43% Oct
3 4
22
25
1293/4
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com„No par
preferred
preferred
4.16 %
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4.80%
preferred
$4.75
21%
64%; X ■v-"
11%
763/4
931/4
..
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Publlcker Industries Inc common—5
May 12
87% Aug 14
22%
25%
129
84
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119
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16
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53
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;
100
100
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7
60
1.
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.
12
53
76y4
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Public Serv Elec 8c Gas com_No par
1
11%
,
130
130
25%
65%
64
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Jan
14%
130
25%.
.
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10
43
5
3,100
59
/
39%
•
1
64% Jan
19
80
40
21%
99
-
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30
78 Vz Jan
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1
75
2.50
81
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30
80 % Jan
5,300
98
38%
15
69% Dec
,
68
98
39%
15
44% Dec
,
65%
98
39
81
9
SepJl2
69
98
210
84%
11
Jail
3,700
*78
36 Vb Mar
<-
21%
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No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
':,"52
21%
82
Corp
&
21%
85
Poor
16
20,400
85%
•79
Porter Co Inc(HK) 5%% sf pref.100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
101% Nov
Mar 15
20
58%
21 y®
68%
67
*97
22%
84%
...
73
82 Va
57%
85%
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4
&
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58%
81
4
Dec
81%
68'A
21%
85
83%
97 V4 Oct
3
110
57'A
•
22
22% Mar 30
19
12,300
83%
50
3
Apr
33% Jan
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
32,400
21%
com.
com
Co
(The)
convertible
74%
112%
r
60
"
$3.50
71
106
•102
77%
108
59%
68%
22
13
120
100
61
Pittston
5
96 Va Jan
96%
103%
60
II——2
14
5
55 '/a Jan
113
120
400
X96%
39%
13
Dec
4
9,700
82%
97%.
Feb
11
33 y*
100
82%
39%
79% Dec
Apr
32%
•99
81%
58%
20%
16,000
85
82
57%
4,000
42,100
62
391/4
27
81% Jan
3
85
♦81%
v
103
3%
47%
97%
21 % Nov
124% Jan ' 4
9% Jan
3%
61%
|S%
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
12
24
85 Y
82%
58%
*78
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Jan
74y8
106'A
1,000
45%
»■
._No par
10
17% May 17
6
...
3%
64%
,_No par
convertible
61
65% Jan
Aug 11
Y46% JUly 21
Jan
25
26
43% Mar
28
125"
5
45% Oct
3
78%
107'A
21
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
X Nov 21
28% Apr
79% Feb
18
28
83% Oct
44
21
102%
103%
77%
106%
85%
57%
$4.80
> 18% Mar 16
Apr
103 %
81
110%
84%
5
*96
103%
'
*81
100
preferred. -No par
..No par
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
$5
88% Mar 21
"
78%
11—100
preferred
27% Apr
27
62% Dec
33%
109
Phillips
6
Dec
1 4
62%
103%
50c
3.90%
3
81 % Aug 23
80% Jan
113% Oct
4%
100
Reading Corp (NY)
Morris Inc common.
Philip
86
May 8
83% Mar 16
3
9% Sep
4.68%
Phlla &
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
27
,
8
Nov 24
27
28
49
61%
97
68 % Oct
55% Sep
10% Dec
>
46%
61%
97
10
Sep
3%
49%
60%
97%
39% Jan
18'A Jan
3%
48%
61%
97
20
123
*3%
50 >■:
97
43% Jun
8
3% :
48%
61
12.50
100
5
Aug 31
2,100
preferred
preferred
28
38% Jan
37
4.30%
Dec
132
35%
6
60% Jun
17
37%
Dec
76% Dec
28
36%
100
99
Dec
37%
99%
3
17% Nov
123
*37%
63%
•100
84'A
3
May 20
38
33'%
4
19 %
4,100
83%
20
23
18%
•99%
Feb
13% Dec
30
18%
64%
84%
12
18% Jan
100 Va
19%
64%
99%
25
75
100%
19
33%
Dec
:
•100
19%
84%
38
8
65%
100%
19
99%
94
4
65
*100
32%
84% Nov 29
190
66 Va
84%
104% Mar
11,300
19Ve
33%
125;
r
1001/4
,99%
44% Jan
22
3,100
83%
1
Aug
55
98 Va
2
Jan
53%
33%
13
88
56%
100
Sep
93
9,600
55
57
56%
50%
37%
—33%c
common— _No
Dec
25% Jan
53%
par
100
Co
Aug
2
53
preferred
47
10
53%
preferred
6
Dec
53
4.40%
series preferred
Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
81% Nov
54%
3.80%
51% Sep
14% Jan
73
53%
58
3%
97
1
29% Sep 28
17% Dec
1
79
Electric
41%
65%
Co
Phila
48%
40%
1
30
77% Jan
Brewing
40
100 V*
DAY
—"II5
Inc
18% Sep
11
:
79% Jan
Permutlt
39%
Mar
3
Aug 12
80% Aug 29
Dec 28
NEW YEAR'S
•49%
19 Vb
(Chas) & Co Inc.
Phelps-Dodge Corp
103% Mar 29
3
85
57'A
51%
38%
55%
54%
-
j
50%
37
Y 85
Aug 14
33% Jan
.
54
9
13% Apr 29
1.31% May
6
91
100
<78% Jan
.
52%
37
*36
Corp of America.
35% Nov 27
12
Sep
51
CLOSED
,,
_No par
100
L_
(preferred
Pfeiffer
24
STOCK
"EXCHANGE
.
1
Corp
65% May 16
80% Sep 22
91% July 5
Jan
60
:
,>
29
96
Sep
Sep
Co
Coke- -No par
100
Co„
33 %c
Pfizer
5% Jan
38% Jun
8
6
Ry
Co common
3
26
"2% Dec"21
84% Jan
Pepsi-Cola
94% Feb
,
26% Mar 14
Jan.13
Light &
Eastern
15% Sep
32% Sep
7
11
43 % Mar
75
Gas
&
87%
140%
30%
85
88%
>140%
89
142%
•
30% * 30%
r
,
88%
140% 141
"30%
50%
j
6,200
1,200
3.400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Tuesday
Jan. 1
Jan. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 19G1
Year 1960
Monday, January 8, 1962
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week.
Jan. 4
Jan. 5
Shares
Jan. 8
R
78% Apr
46 Ya Oct
25
67 Vi Jan
4
18
49 Vii Jan
16
65% May
Apr
8
70% Jan
23
75
74
Radio
9
1st
Inc
Dec
26
57 y2 Jan
4
88 % Feb
15
HVa Oct 27
21 % Apr
Jan
6
33 Va Feb
17 y. Jan
34% Sep
4
1
6
44'/a Aug
4
!
27
J
18
11% Mar 22
13
25 y8 Feb
1
10 V* July 26
15% Jan
18
4%
20
Jan
6
38
16
Oct
3
8
Red
3
Reed
•
12 Y4 Dec
28
15 Ya Nov
1
28 ya Jan
24
15% Dec
7
28% Jun
17'/a Oct
Apr
21
52 % Jun
4
-
54
21% Dec
II
67
1
.<
66% Mar
6
333/« Sep
28
.-
3
6
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
22
9
52
May 23
23
84
Aug
37% Mar
57
Sep
4
110% Oct
76 v2 Jan
56% Jan
24
26
42'/2 Jan
Jun
'
23
56% Jun
3
'-49% Jan
30
Oct ' 2
131% Jun
5
23
27
149
Jan
5
108
5
85
Aug
83
2 % Jan
2
4
4
Dec
19
47
•
'
26
89% Nov
8
90 Va Oct
6
12% Dec
14
23% May
8
31
iy8 Dec
30
Dec
6
84
1 y8 Nov
23% Oct
-52% July
21
28% Jan
4% Jan
19
2% Dec
33% Nov
Richfield
50% Mar 13
25
50
Jan
43% Jan
26% Jan
23 Va Jan
2
Dec
28
780
82
Jan
4
89
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
27
Jan
16
93
Dec
19
17% Jan
9
22
8
12 y8 Jan
13
16% Jan
3
273/4 Dec
1
13
4
18
8
253/4 Apr
18
14
13% Sep
14 y8 May 12
21 Va Jan
25
217/a Jan
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
11% Oct
25
12'/a Apr
31% Oct
5
9% Apr
Oct
15
'
6
11
29% Sep
19
43% Apr
10% Oct
3
193/b Apr
18
12 y8 Feb
3
17% Dec
27
22
36% Jan
3
4fii/4 Apr
7
Jan
42
'
14 y4 May
30% Dec 15
15
10% Mar 15
Oct 19
26 V4 Jun 23
17
*
Dec
22 Va Mar 16
25
•
•'
-
18 ;
'A- 15%
2,800
2,300
12%
12%
1,500
*49
49%
"1,800
'
19
19%
».
A
18
17 Va
16%
161/4
16%
16
16%
18
18
18 Va
17%
18%
49
491/4
49%:
48%
49,,
22.
21%
21%
21 %
60 ;■
60
20%
21%
12%
121/8
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.
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61
21
11%
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see page
24.
3
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75
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75
33 Ya-
.
:
y-
-
74,800
•
28 3/8
•21
18Ya
133/4
29%
20%
.
..-<1,900
80 3/a
;
113/a
10,100
"1,500
48%
42
v
16 Ya
16 Ya
;
20%
417/a
v.
'
167/a
23 Ya
v.
29 va
'
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A(8,20O
77 Ya
105
,11
29 3/ 8
*13 3/a
14Ya
14
■
*102
1
413/a
173/4
*.25
—-No
75 va
46%
19 Y2
..
.
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—100
Rand Corp common
preferred
0
*74 3/4;
23
16 Va
—1
common-.
.40
;233,i,
-
1
2.50
X
160
93
22 3/4
19%
39 Ya
tr
Inc
"79
93
23 Ya.
48
20%^
-.
.
Bros
78 Ya
93
'
(Del)—No par
preferred
Inc
23 Ya
28 Ya
.
Industries-
79
.
23 Y4
r,
413/a
El.No par
Corp
79
29%
10Ya
,7.50
stock
Chemical Co
4.20%
2
Ohio
6
28 Y4
84 Y4
ctfs—100 f
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
&
19,800
*
non-cum
Mobile
30
27,500
Y4/l.
6 Ya
/'
400
-10
'«
283/4
♦14
Railway common—No par
preferred
^
—20
5%
Co
9-%
•
■A 93
28
19%
—25
Pacific
1,700
10,600
"41 Ya '
'
,
23%
6
21,900
40%
94
75
2,900
26Ya
'10%
9Ya
78
*743/i
122,300
173/a-
•
42 Ya
78
75
12,500
/
15 3/a
9 Ya
42%
23
-
-
•38
41%
9Ya
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22 %
22Ys
CoulOc
Co
9 Y4
*92 Ya
75
■
?.
42%
94
223/4
i
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41 y4
v*
78
5
&
•'
42 Y4
92 V4
8%
Gas
41
9Ya
42 v*
25
Service
Natural. Gas
3
Jan
42
47.
■
•
■:,/
58
*40 Ya
1' \'
-
100
15,600 ;
•
com—5
Sugar
Indiana
12
3
Rico
Southern
Jan
Jan
56 y4
41%
*40
:
583/4
563/4
60 v*
6
2.50
Southern
7% Jan
88
—50
17
Southern
3
58 Ya
41 y4
v.r
com-4.50
issued
8
Jan
Co
Co
49% Nov 22
17
19
When
11
28
57%
97/a
56Ya
1
Southern Co_—
Oct
footnotes,
-
10
13
16
10
10
>
*.
Nqpar
California Edison
Southern
.
29
26 % Jan
82% Sep
Puerto
29% Oct
26 Va Jan
E & G
Gas
preferredPublic
61% Oct
27
30
23
8%
193/b Nov
66% Mar 20
253/4
10 Va
*76 Va
--15
Platinum
&
Southeastern
47% Mar 15
20YaJan
21 % Sep 26
6% May H
South
21
.
Carolina
Jersey
17 Y4 Jan
9
27%
iuyu
^
*
Inc__r__5
preferred
Southern
4
26 y4 Nov
30% Dec
Marchant
Gold
Amer
South
5
27% Jan
51 % Oct
22% Jun
26 Ya
10
—10
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo Line Railroad Co__
13% May 26
6% Mar 15
44 v* Jan
Co
Corp
Smith-Corona
7
2
Jan
27 y4
10
/.
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
—5
Smith' Kline & French Labs_No par
Jun
26 Ya
;,!
-_20
,-25
Manufacturing
Oil Co
34
27 Va
>40 vt
—5
Skelly
11
£6'/8 Feb
Co
Smith
6
67% July
34% Jun
Dec
12% Nov
Pattern
Corp
3
1%
17 Ya
-
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
127% Nov
,
17%
173/4
:
1
1
_Nq par
Nqpar
1
:
Oil
Sinclair
4
38% Oct
21
Co—
Siraonds Saw & Steel
22
45% May,
11
2
29% Dec
17
90»/a Aug 14
13
88% Oct
18 Ya
17 Ya
v
,
1
31% Sep
43
177/a
17 Ya
.$0c
Corp of America-:
54
31
14 y4
1
8
Dec
40
Oct
37 Ya
14 7/s
26 Y4
No par
_1
23% Sep 29
23% Oct 24
38 Ya
14 Ya
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
23% Aug
9s
*97
373/4
15Ya
:
>
7,000
4
353,4
37 Ya
13 Ya
21'
4
72 3
3/4
15
»101Y2
233/4 May 15
;
300
-19 Ya
35
98
*si
98
*97
36 y4
35Ya
36%
35%
72
7,400
39
18%
>"
74
*72 Ya
•
-■
3 6 3/a
*38 y4
-
31 Va
No par-'"
;
Co.
19 Ya
16 Y4 .-i
'
(Frank G)
Shell Oil
-
39
18%
38 Ya
—1
—
37
39
19
74
4o0
3 6 3/a
36%
40
*72
98
1
No par
2.50
Industries Incx
Oil & Gas—
26,300
92 ;
•
■
1534
1
Co
common
60
92
*3ol)
37Ya
•
3
preferred--—.-,
Shabmoon
7
May 17
31
3
»
19
48% Aug
*97
DAY
93
4j0
36 Ya
18 va
37
5
Corp—:—5 *
Falls
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
27
14% Apr
.
Servel
4
Nov
36
——
Roebuck & Co
5«Ya
92
*3o O
••••■
450
*39
74
Co———_1
Finance
Seiberling
July 28
17
105
37% May 12
Sears
*72
NEW YEAR'S
.—20
Co
RR
Corp—
Sealright-Oswego
15
20% Apr
Jan
Line
Air
Seaboard
943/4 Nov
11
Seaboard
24
Seagrave
Feb
.
Co common
preferred—
Mai* 21
97% Jan
31% Jan
183/a
Paper
~30y8Jun 13
51% Dec'
4
293/a
39%
177/a
9Y4 /
No par
—No par
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
-25
3,60%
preferred-----——-K--1G0
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer.-j-^—l
15
14
Nov
fiO
5Q3/4
**
-
92
:
36 Ya
36 Y2
39%
$4 ' preferred
74
27
36Ya
—1
Inc————;—
60
59 Ys
92
*350
STOCK
> CLOSED
Paper Co common
$3.40
21
13
41
Scott
May 19
97
14
24% Aug 22
20l/a Apr
12
15
71% Jum 15
28
4% Dec
29 y8
Jan
30
Oot 31
66% Jan 26
16
Schick
4
11
•
'
450
•
EXCHANGE
-
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—_10
San Diego Imperial Corp——_—1
Sangamo Electric Co
_-_-5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible
preference
:35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred--30
21
;
92% •••:.
92'/4
*350
Joseph Lead Co
—.——10
Joseph Light & Power—No par
L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
-100
St Regis
16
7% Jan
14
8
St
May 25
100
Jan
30% Jan
81 Va Jun
6
8% May
92
31% Sep
10% May 16
Mar 14
42% Oct
3
55 '/a Jan
Jan
-
11
32
24% Jan
36
404 Va Dec
27
60%
1
4%
22% Jan
69% Mar 8
30% Oct 26
--
Safeway
19
30
14% Sep
372
59 Va
Stores common
1.66%
preferred-—-;
—
100
4.30% conv preferred——100
6
27
Nov
15
24% Sep
29% Apr
7
Dec
93
Apr
4
88
3
Jan
259
Nov
B38
3
86
'
May 27
80
633/4 Dec
36% Jan
88 Va Aug
170
.
11,400
:
'
•
170
Volume 195 * Number 6123
Range !f or Previous
1
Year I960
Lowest '
Dec
28
12
91
70 V* Jan'
12
10% May 11
20
51% Jan
Jun
35
May"l6
Dec
50% Jan
1
9
25
,
47% Dec: 30
38
25 y8 Jan
4
1
40
3
46% Jan
*81% Sep
.30% Jun
.12% May 11
11% Jan
,
;
102
57% Nov 28
26% Oct
31
26% Jan
3
Nox 25
21% Mar 25
16
77
Jan
4
16% Jan
30
22% Oct 25
33% Jan
4
23
33% Jun,
7
25% Jan
Dec
18
4
18% Feb
„
60% Feb
3
7
84% Oct
27
19% Dec
12
Sterchi
99% Nov
10
4
19
.17% Jan
9
53% Jan
4
27% Jan
3
47% Oct
24
58% Mar 28
30% Aug 15
24% Jan 15
.
43% Nov
20
Dec
17%
22
.
Dec""?
1
9
7
13 Va Jan
3
6
82 Va Jan
5
20% Apr 20
90 1 Aug
2
23% Sep
22
Apr
32% Nov
26
7% Oct
1348
101% Jan
Jan
3
37
39% July 26
51% Feb
25
22
6% Jan
14
511/4
51%
51%
50%
81%
*62
49% Feb
22%
21%
391/4
9%
28
3
18% Jun
Symington Wayne
5
22%
43,100
*65
28
28%
2R%
21%
29 V4
28%
29
21%
21
21%
■fcuva
37%
39
10%
10%
10%
10%
9,200
22%
47%
7,100
/
70
100
1,700
1,700
4,300
■
-22%
*22
+22%
.22
18,500
900
46
47
46%
83
83
•82%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
1,100
87%
-
89%
87%.
89%
88%
89%
86%
88y8
8.200
34
341/4
35
34
:l 33%
47i/a
463/4
84
*82 3/4:
84
31%
32
31%
32 y8
33% •' 35 :
311/4
31%
28%
27%
28%
27
33
33%
32%.
33%:
•
*19y4
♦19%
20
66%
67
66 y»
28%
28%
28%
34%
20,400
30%
31 y2
3,300
27%
28
1,900
33 y»
30 y8
32%
9,600
*19%
19%
19%
19%
66
66
2,000
29%
10 y8
30V8
2,200
10%
104,200
7 66%
28 y8
29 y4
101/4
360
*350
i
V
66
10%
10
10%
50
27%
29
352
84
323/4
19%
66%
'
•46%
47%
*823/4
28%
10%
360
360
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
345
356
100
28%
,
27%
-
100
29%
7,500
27
30i/8
27%
8,300
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
54%-
157/8
543A-
15%
55%
543/4
54%
54%
,211/4
21%
15%
21%
22 y8
21%
22%
22
54i/a
22%
15%
16 y4
153A
16
15%
271/4
15%
15%
15%
87
*851/8
87
*85%
51%
51
'
51%
271/4:-
27 ya
23 y8
27%
23%
23%
231/8
33%
34
*23%
34%;
34
118
118.
118%
11%
11%;
27%
23 y8
23 Va
V
34%
34%
34%
114ya
12,800
600
llS'/a
11%
11 y4
11%
1,300
:
1,800'
11%
1245
1280
1235
65
67
67
43%
433/8
43%
433/4
44%
"46%
46%
45'/4
47%
43
16%:
16%
16 3/4
16%
16%
16y8
523/4,
52
£2
48%
10%
12,700
1250
65
*65
42%
43%
•
43
46
:
7
343/a
117%
ii7/8
1250
67
16%
27%
5.165
51%
27%
23Va
69
1273
67
Corp.——1
501/4
1270
1260
x45 %
1,000
4,700
7,200
2,600
•
87
51%
115%
118
11%
*85%
87
50%
27%
'
54% Nov 28
- Dec
54Y*
94
.
21%
28%
10%
•22
137,900
5,300
be 78
40y8
9%
22%
5,600
23,300
67%
21%
40%
: 22 y4
52%
30,400
-
'
i
67%
39%
9%
7
7
i-*91%
..
23
3,600
45,400
.
27%
27%: 27%
,21%
DAY
-
55%
54i/a
29%
.
28
543/4
22
70
*65
■27%
34%
.
>91% V 94
22%
29
NEW YEAR'S
preferred series A——25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55—
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
—12.60
Sunshine Mining Co.—.
10c
/ Superior Oil of California
..—25
Sweets Co of America
.4.16%
Swift & Co
—25
Swingline Inc class A
1
31
'
,94
21%
29
4% %
7
T
551%
*91%
67
.
29
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common.!
3v
94
50%
9
Jan
^551/3
84%
50% :
55
*:
-
55'/a
>85 y8
13
Oct
55
22%
27%
—1
Oct
74% Nov 29
3
12% Jan
45
Jun
50%
.34%
55
Jun
1464
Sep 25
38% Nov
-
54%
55
CLOSED
—5
Sun Chemical Corp common.
16% Nov 30
3
Oct
29
15
3
7
1115
Jun
-STOCK
210
84%
..1
Corpr-i...—————1.. ■
Sunbeam Corp—
Sundstrand Corp —'
38% July 1&
4
50
53%
53%
Corp:
59
122
33%
84%
EXCHANGE
;
$4.50 series ,A preferred—No par
Sun Oil Co..—_No par
24% Mar
3
16
20
Jan:
26% Feb 29
14
7
30%
55
1
29
3
33%
55 y»
84%
10
7 Sucrest
19 % Apr 28
57% Nov 28
28% May 31
3
35
8,700
"
54%
352
Propane Gas
17%
84 %
21%
1
com*;
17
53%^ 54%
1
Corp
18
84
>91%
——20
Co—.
17Ya'
55%
54%
r,
Webster—..J—.1:
Broadcasting
Suburban
24
23% Jan
&
preference—
Studebaker-Packard
4
16% Oct
47% Jan
prior
Storer
4
45% Mar 17
7
181/4
9,800
85%
Co.—————5
common.
75%
55%
$5: convertible preferred— 100
Gas___—
;
—1
4
,
Fuller
&
76%
5
Suburban
4
34% Dec 30
101% Aug 22
1
Stone
,
Sep 21
41% Apr
33% Apr
4
18% Jan
15
Oct 26
55% Jan 21
,
7
Sep 19
11% Jan
445
24% Jan
:
20
.
6
Aug 15 ^
18% Sep
29% Jun
May
5% Jun
3
14!
85 % Oct
4
21% Jan
855
6
Jan
5%
;
Sep 25
64% Jan
•
42% May 17
20% May 27
85
Jan
Baer
76%
35%
■'»
'
Stores Inc.—......1
Stokley-Van Camp Ino
15
26'/a Jan
18
21
48% July 21
16
Sep 23
12% Jun
1
Feb
7
230
4
19% Dec
13% Oct
80
Jan
529
22
Stirf
74
Nov 13
34% Apr 11
13% Sep 21"
"
21% Oct
6% Dec
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
\
76
75%
75%
50%
Drug Inc———
..5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
—L.
15
Stewart-Warner Corp—.2.50
Nov 30
35
3
Bros
38%
70
18
Sterling
16% Jan
26% Mar 24
1
'
9
20
11
206
-
4
9
16% Jan
14
4
14% Mar 17
22% Dec 29
11
•;
18
Shares
38%
77 y8
37%
73%
54'
-
18
21% Jan
Jun
20% Sep
Mar 28
Feb
24% Jan
1
917
76
37%
'
84»/a
6% convertible preferred——20
Standard Pressed Steel Co—;—„ 1
5, Stanley -Warner. Corp.——
5
67
Jan
24% Jan
5
71% Dec
77%
54%
convertible preferred——20
13% Jan
6
37%
76%
34%
Stanray Corp———
——1
Starrett Co (The) L S—.—-No par
Stauffier Chemical Co common..—5
3V*% preferred——.
—.100
77
36
75
-
the Week
„
17%
New Jersey—..—7
45% Dec
29
77,.
74%
v
28% Apr 27
42% Dec 20
2
8% Nov
MaY 23
82
44% Mar 24
Apr
$1.20
1
9
27
12% July
Mar 23
32
35%
77%
351/4
3%% preferred series A
—100
Standard Packaging Corp com-,.-—1
$1.60 convertible preferred—i..2o
•
32% Mar 27
V
of
17% Jan
Jan
65% Jan
20
May 11
45% Nov
Jan.5
,
7
•
.
Friday
Jan. 4
t—,
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
3
Mar 3d
82
16
20% Oct
11
13
28
4
4
Thursday
Jan. 3
"
'
25 »/8 Oct
31 Vb July
Dec
59V4 Feb
92%'Dec
.
4
42% Jan
5
Wednesday
Jan. 2
$3.30 conv; preferred--;
No par
of Indiana.—-i,*-25 -
'
52
3
.
40% Jan
6ct~24
19%
4
Standard Oil
84
8
26% Dec
!
4
Sales for
Tuesday
Jan. 1
Standard Oil
13
Jan,
,
55% Dec 27
'
8
26% Oct 25
preferred__V
$3.50
40% Jan
4
Mar
Dec
87% Dec
,
51% Sep 29
Jan
9
18% Oct
4
Jan
89
367/a Jan
6
57
5
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
7" Paf
.
No par
Standard Financial Corp——,—__1
.Standard Kollsman Industries'.,—!
Standard Oil of Calif com
6.25
,
4
56
20% Oct 25
62% Dec
<
■
M4% Sep 25
;
4
44% May 31
83% Nov 25
«■■
78% May 12
19% Dec 12
\53y4 Jun
5"
72% Jan 23
:
]N0V lb
'23
(131)
Square D Co new—.—
——5
Standard Brands luc com,—No par
35% Dec 29
52% Jan
57% Dec 14
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
25
EXCHANGE
-
Lowest
.35
35% Feb
Chronicle
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1961
Highest
-
Highest
.:
The Commercial and Financial
..
i
440
300
45%
16%
-
10,600
10,800
6,000
:'7T
6% May
50% Deb
243/4 Aug
Tandy
7 37
21 y8 Sep 28
15% Sep 26
7
20% May 17
14 y8 July 25
15
3
19% Deo
16
25% Sep
25
24% Jan
4
27
15
58%
59
59%
23%
24%
23%
573/8
56 y8
57 y8
56 Ya
57%
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas -Transmission Corp
..5
17%
173/8
17
17 y4
38%
373/4
17%,
38 V*
17
37%
38
VV
38%
373/4
22% Sep
13
Jan
27
10% Jan
70% Dec
22
55
24% Jan
39%
40%
393/4
40%
59%
40%
39 ya
403/4
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
22
21%
22 y8
119%
124%
ii5ya
1213/4
82
Jun
Dec
50
30% Oct
28
:!
5
23% Mar 29
20"% Jan
3
:
87
68 3/4 Jan
6
48% Jan
3
22'/a Jan
4
15 Va Jan
3
19
Jan
4
37 3% Jan
3
66
Dec
14
33% Aug 10
50
Nov
27
7
"
20
64
Dec
20
29 3/a Jan
4
59% Jan 10
26% Jan
,
3
Jun
16
Jan
4
10% Oct 18
39 Va Jan
4
36
50 % Jan
54% Oct
19
Jan
3
18
53 y4 Jan
4
25% Mar 14
33% Nov 30
29% Jan
9
28
11
July 28
40% May 27
22% Dec
Jun
Oct
25
Mar
553/4 May
29% Oct 24
55% Apr
May 2
May 17
8% July 18
13% Jun 21
11% Dec
8
10% Jan
6
Oct
14
36
Jan
20
13% Nov
28
103% Nov 30
20% Nov
30
14"% Sep 25
12% Oct 26
18% Jan 22
57
Aug 30
36
24% Feb
44
29
13% Jan
;
,
22
26% Dec
12
31% Dec
18
58% Dec
3
43% Jan
4
148% Jan
6
116
Jan
4
Aug 19
Aug 15
39
Jan
3
92
Jan
30
Jan
32
87% Jan
4,
6
39 Ya
96
74% Dec
29
78
68% Jan
77% Jan
5
75
7
33% Mar
8
Sep 28
7% Jan
4
25
25% Oct
21
74% Jan
85
Apr
8
Aug 16
Aug 19
47
Nov
16
31
Jan
5
8Ya Aug
32% Jan
2
6
19% Oct 26
243/4 Jan
13
25 V*. Apr
37% Jan
4
5
32% Apr 20
88
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar 8"
33% Jan
46% Aug 22
1033/4 Aug 25
97
Aug 24
42 %
144
Apr 18
Nov
1
20
.79
71
Feb 24
76
81
Jun
27
87
Dec
6
68% Dec
8
31 Vb Dec
20
29% Nov 15
Jan
86
Jan
35% Dec
15
24
JMar
9
39%'Dec
20
333A July 26
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
18% Feb
30.
54% July 25
28% Nov 14
76
Jan
25
60 ya Jan
4
38
Feb
23
29% Jan
18
77/a Jan
12
7
31
Mar 21
Aug
15% Dec
1
1
Nov
17
22% Jan
6
46
29% Sep 25
7
Jan
44% Jan
i5% Jan
1
Nov
86% Dec
9% Nov
3
12
52% Nov 13
14% Dec
5
27% May 20
31% Jan
6
46% Apr
19
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
16
29
20
Jun
16% Apr 19
.% Aug
4
50
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
Fdr
Jan
25
18% Jun
28
1% Jan
11
64% Jan
33% July
4
8
69% Dec
17% Jan
52% Jan
4
15% Sep 19
17% Jan
3
H Jan
3
54% Jan 16
30YaJan
3
footnotes, see page 24.
3
Marjil
'
82
140 y2
77
139%
79
43%
46%
137
45%
3,700
15,900
136% 136%
800
12%
12%
13
13 Yt
13%
13%
49%
50%
493/4
50%
48%
49 Y4
10,300
12,300
55%
55%
55%
55%
553/4
55%
55%
Pipeline
Airlines
Twin
423/4
City Rap Transit com.No par
5% conv prior preferred——50
Coach
Co..
—...—...—..1
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp....
.——Nopar
Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets ord
Unilever N V ord shares—-—20 g
$4 non-cum preferred.——10
Union Tank Car Co
—No par
Union Twist Drill Co—.—8
United Air Lines Inc..—.———10
United Aircraft Corp common——8
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd.100
4%. (series of 1956) conv pfd.100
United Artists Corp
——.1
United Biscuit Co of Amer—No par
United Board & Carton Corp—..10
United Carbon Co—
No par
United-Carr Fastener Corp..—2.50
United Corp..——....——....1
United Electric Coal Cos.
5
United Engineering & Foundry...8
United Financial Corp of Calif...!
United Fruit Co—_——No par
United Gas Corp—;
J
—.10
+
.
'
;
-United Gas
18% Feb 20
24% Nov 28'
.
Mach
common——J»
42%
42%
42
42 Y4
2,200
3,600
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,600
52
36
35%
14
*13%
11%
7 22%
15%
■
11%
23%
15Ya
35%
36.
23
51%
51Y8
50Ya
7%
7%
36%
*73%
37
-
38
7»/4
47%
96%
97Ya
•74
75
86
86
67
67 Yb
33%
8y4
34%
35 y8
35%
28
28
38%
42 y4
39%
16%
15%
35
33%
27
25
513/4
80
"
*74''
34 %
.26%
,50 Ya
7
7%
37 Ya
37
121 y4
118%
48%
47%
95%
2,700
,
,
•
,
74
36,300
1,400
14,100
20.800
9,100
290
80
*77
75
9,500
69,700
96 Y4
80
•
32,400
120%
48 Ya
96%
-
*77
*74
7%
.
3,000
16%
,
49%
:7%
37Ya
.
v 96 y2
75
*77
'
15%
33%
473/4.
48%":
98
500
1,370
23
118%
120%
48
97%
80
lla/8
22%
37
47
*77
11%
23%
18,000
11 Ya
7%
,
37 Ya
120
118%. 121%
;;
-
51 Va
-
55
50 Ya
353%
27
27%
13%
26%
157/a
15%
35»/4
26%
;
;
-26ya
36%
22%
11%
100
50 y4
50%
36 y4
37 Yi
*13»/4 '"-14
49%
49%
52 '•
1334
*48%
11%
49
22%
c
36
137/a
49
60
*50
36
*50
50%
35
74
•
~30
87%
*85
87%
10
67%
69 Ya
x677/a
68%
65
67 Ya
27,700
33%
337/a
33%
34%
33
33 Ya
21.500
8Va
7,200
*85
.
,
87%
8%
8%
8Ya
8Y4
83/a
*85
8%
35%
42 Ya
35%
36 Y4
37%
37
37%
27Ya
27 Ya
27%
28
27%
27%
6,500
1,300
38 y«
.
387/a
37%
38Va
367/a
37%
14,200
44 y<
12,600
42%
95
95
110
*105
;
x95
*105
.
43 y4
'
43%
42%
*94
95%
;
953/4
-
110
*101
110
43
95%
95 Y4
800
110
*101
32%:
7,400
45Ya
3,600
1,000
32
32%
32
32 Vb
32 Ya
31V*
45%
46
45%
45 y2
45
45 VB
26 y4
26 Mi
26
26
26%
26%
44%
26%
76Ya
78
76%
76%
75%
767/a
75
767/a
31
31%
32
32
32%
32%
32 y4
8Ya
8%
62%
6i y4
6i y4
50O
39,900
46.200
8%
•63
-
„
8%
8%
32%
;
,
8 Ya
32%
8%
.
62 Va
63
64
21%
21 y8
21 Ya
21
21 Vb
51%
8Y4"
21 Vb
54-:
26%
47%
63%
4,000
700
12,500
5,200
55%
.49%
X24%
25%
25%
26
47%
26 Yt
26Y4
25%
38 %
38Ya
38
38%
37Ya
38%
37%
21%
49%
26%
38%
79%
79%
78%
79
78%
.79%
76%
78%
16%
I6Y4
16%
18 Y4
16%
I6Y4
16Ya
16%
2,300
23
23 Ya
23%
23 Y4
22Y4
23 y»
1%
1%
iy4
1%
13,800
4,300
.71%
70%
71 ya
7,300
21%
.
54%
Improvement
6% preferred—.28
43%
233/8
*13%
*48%
11%
Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp..
—.10
United Merch Ar Mfgrs Inc.—
1
United Park City Mines Co.
1
' V '■ United Shoe
42%
23%
*50
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—6% ■
Union Carbide Corp.——.No Par
Union Electric Co common—.10 •
Preferred $4.50 series—No par
Preferred $3.70 series——No par
Preferred $3.50 series——No par
• Preferred
$4 series.——.No par
Union Oil of California——28
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
'
43 Va
233%
:
TXL Oil Corp———1
"
,
43%
47%
46 3/4
140%
51 y8
Nov 21;
1% Nov 30
81V*'
55%
1
76% Mar 34
347/a Oct
4
61
383/4
79
12%
29% Aug
4
41% Nov 30
33
; 37%
50%
.
-
37%
Co——1
Inc—5
67% Dec 12
21% Dec
81
61 y2
Corp common
—.1
$2.70 preferred—
—.50
Truax-Traer Coal Co..
—
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—1
:
.5% conv pfd series of 1957—.50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp—.1
16
3
79%
6,100
3,900
6,200
2,400
16,100
9,800
8
3
60 ya
36
81%
,
'
26% '•"26Ya
60%
61%
37%
36%
1,200
11,000
1,700
28,200
,
7.
363/4
26%";
■
12 y8
;
40 ya Mar 16
22%
22 Va
"■
18%
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
17
56 V*
213/4
26%
60 3/4
26 3/a
11,300
12
56 Va Aug
8
110% Aug 22
100% Aug 17
Mar
55%
'.21%
26%
200
::
-.05y#
17%
51% May 15
37% Jan
102
233/4
26
23%
.
12%
,
34% Jan
21%
23%
64
183/4
-
4
20 Ya
,
17%
8% Aug 17
39% Nov
8
Jan
293/4 Jan
20%
23% .-23%;
55%: 56%
*82
.12
12%
6
27% Jan
1,000
t
12%
20
423/4 Jan
'
18%
Corp—,
-
May 18
;
59,600
28%
.
12%
'
f
3,200
40%
-
18%
52 Ya Nov 20
97
25%
38%
.
41
18%
Twin
May 22
May 22
•28%
25%
25%
25%
39%
23%
65%
1,900
10,200
15,000
123/4
10% Mar 28 7
4
'
26%
12%
Electronic
;
13
6Ya Nov
106% Oct 25
1
'
,55%
22 y4
.100
102 %
26%
20%
26%
48
101%
.83%
s54i'"
141
103%
*82%
>25%'
\21%
46%.
•
*22%
55%
139%
17%
83%
22%
2
31,800
9,400
17%
18%
/:»
13
51% Dec
6% Nov 30
29 Ya Oct 25
12% Mar
.
«
18% Sep 25 ;
•
65%May ll7-"
4
343/4 Sep
Corp common.
preferred..
26,600
;
.37Y4V-
23%
65%
55 7
-
4
23%
8,500
17,800
18%
y4
20%
,
18,400
■
36
%:
22%
>
Co.——........5
Tri-Continental
3
24% Dec
conv
Trans -World
14
16% Apr
7
23%
62
4%%
lb% Sep 25
51
Oct 11
7
233/4
17%
23%
20%
61%
Transitron
7
20
20%
35%
81%
Transwestern
i
9-
48
44% Dec
26%:
20%
Co—.^No par
Transamerica
56% May
8
48
Nov 30
59% May 27
26
17
26% •'.26%.:
283A, 28%'
,
83%
Supply Co class A..——.1
,;Trane'- Co.._——...
.—2
3
8
30
66
,6,400
30,000
42,600
24
57 y8
37%
101%
:
26%
28%; 28%
25% -25%
40%
38%
24
•. '24':„'
65%; 66 ;
*82%
83%
26%
253/4
24%,
,
643/4
*83%.
Tractor
20
33% Jun
5
52
30
v
*24
23%
56%
18
/
100%
r;26%
27
Torrington
.
20% May 1
'.''.20% May-15
52% Dec 21
11% Oct 30
11% July 25
Oct 27
33
Dec
42% Apr
Aug
7
16% Oct 30
: 25%
x26 %
Toledo Edison
v
91% May 15
52% Dec
6
140
123
7 60
31% Oct 24
28%
NEW YEAR'S
day 7
100
27%,
28%
25%;
393^
60
'
36%
18%
101%:
—10,
25x
Realty & Construction.. 1
17%
100%
—No par;
common
17%
26%
CLOSED
preferred.
Timken Roller Bearing—No par;
Tishman
28% Apr 17
28% Dec 18
■
21
Oil
$1.20
7
Dec
Tool.Co—
Power
Tidewater
36
37%
.
Tbor
.
35%
17%
-b«...l
Co
Thompson
(J R)
7.5Q ;
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com.5
A%- preferred.—.—1Q0 i;
9
14% Sep 28
15% Feb 17
Oct
Chemical
35%
60
&
;
120 Vi 125%
; 1233/4
120
35
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
Thiokol
44% Dec
23
,
'i; ! $1.25 :conv preferred——No parThatcher GlasarMfg Co——i—jr.
24% Mar
59% NOV
64
——.1
10
Utilities Co
—No par
Textron Inc common.—
j...50c,
Texas
.
;:t
19
22
Inc.
Texas. Pacifie Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
20% Dec
19% Sep
6
41% Aug 26
Instruments
Texas
28% May
20
Producing Co—33% v
Gulf Sulphur
No par
'Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
May
32% Feb
18% Oct
—
■;
^
Transmission
Inc—
: Texas
82% Feb
25% Dec 29
May 20
24% Jan
2
21
May 10
4
84
24
14
3
30% Apr 27
7
11,400
38 y4
Texas Gulf
Jun
8
37% Jan
14,700
■
24%
3
9% July 8
467/a Feb 16
5,300
11
.12%/
60
29% Apr
31% Apr
28% Oct 24
51
ll'/a
i2y4s.
56%
115% NOV
7
ny4
233/4
21% Jan
4
Jun
10%
11%
58%
80% Jan
+
15
-
ll7/8
i
Co__5
.23% Apr 12
613/4 Jan
33
11%
^—.12.50
15% Jan
"38% Jun
•
10%
123/«
Texaco
21
27% Aug
9
206% May 15
37% Nov
8
3
Oct
95
Tennessee Gas
46
18% Jan
4
86 3/4 Aug
12
Feb
50
103/4
—,^—1
1.25
TelAutograph Corp.._—
Tennessee Corp_
NOV
I 40% NOV 21
Jun
27% Jan
.26% Jan
16% Jun
52%
11%
11%
19% Jun
20
33
14
11
*79
51%
'10%
59% Aug 18
27
Jan
193/4 Jan
183/a July 22
22% Oct 26
Nov
—.4.50
(James)
20% May 10 +
69% Jun
6
6
21% Sep 29
47% Oct 13
256% May 25
29% Jan 11
148% Oct 25
21
Inc
Corp..
26
47 y8 Jan
25
16 % Sep
38% Dec
29% Mar 15
70% Jan
Talcott
ll%,Dec 26>
10% Nov 27
24% Aug: 31
16
4
1
Feb
61% Nov 22
3s
4% Jan
1
20% Sep 29
34
8
Jun
40
33/8 Oct 24
23 yb
,
23Ya
1%
1%
70 v4 : 71;';-
*32%
333/4
1%
7
l
1%*
70%
71*
34
34
«,
70%
*33%
.
34%
34
.
34
18,800
2,200
120
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(132)
24
,
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
rL nge
foHPrevious
Highest
Lowest
29
47% Feo
97% Jun
1
4
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
74% Jan
4
49% Apr
.116% Jun
'iJ
9b
Sep
25
115
Feb
27
Aug 23
151
Dec
20
158% Oct
2
16
33 % Sep
4
32% Oct
18
93
23% Sep 29
30% Jan
Oct
25
85% Oct
25
83 % Jan
42
.
91% Dec
14
46% Dec
42% Dec 27
19
Dec
148
3% Dec
20
15% Dec
8
24
7% Oct
34% NOV; 29
161
4
3% Dec
29
12
14% Dec
22
13% Jan
15
9% Jan
3
Jan
22
,,<35% Jan 17
.40
26% Jan
8
20% Oct
25
26% Jan
21% Oct
25% Nov
30
35
Jan
26% Jan
2
3
50% Jan
43% Jan
...
40% Aug 10
26
Jan
75
41% Oct
Jan
4
33
Nov
27
21
22
45% Dec
69% Sep 28
139% Jan' 4
75
Aug 31
5
36% Apr
50% Sep
103% Jan
12
Feb
9
15
—50
Industries Inc common—
1
*15%
41% Nov
21
Jan
54% Oct
45% Jan
Lines
Rubber
U
27
U
Co
18% Apr
24% Mar 29
6
11
Jan
30
Jan
10
51% Jan
34% Dec
15
153% Jan
—
23
3
Apr
United
\
28
Stockyards
Whelan
8%
Nov
30
62
Jan
3
Universal
Match
69% Dec
6
Universal
Oil
4
16
62% Jun
13
38
Jun
21
59
Apr 14
42% NOV 20
48% Feb 28
25
33% Mar 10
38% Jun
Upjohn
Utah
30 y« Oct
5
18
2
9% Sep 28
28% Jan
6
14 y2 Apr
41% Oct
11
19% Jan
30 ya Apr
27
Van
27
Varian
2
28
24
67% Jun
20
Oct
24
51% Dec
20
Jan
27
29% May
3
3
77% Apr
38% Oct 20
;
12
Van
Indus
22
113% Dec
28
26
54% Dec
28
106% Aug 24
4
Raalte
5
preferred
10
Inc
Co
Vendo
1
com—1
6% dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—8
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
44-—100
$4.20 preferred
.100
$4.12 preferred
100
Von's Grocery Co—
1
Feb
13
27
107
May 15
125
68% Nov
21
108
102% Aug 29
Dec
7
85
Aug 31
81% July
6
86
Dec
8
Aug 10
85
Jan
9
92
Nov
29
82% Jun
23
90% Aug 16
83
Jun
26
89
24% Dec
11
Oct
13
28% Nov
17
6
Oct
8
15% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
13% Feb
133% Jun
2
19
4
13% Jan
4
17
8
943/4 Apr
Jun
15
102 % Apr
8
14
Co__:
Comptometer
Carolina
144
Materials
Corp
Co
convertible
5%
July 21
20
6% %
preferred
3
100
5
107 V\ Jun
77
"•
30%'
47 %
82%
*79%.
48%
83
563/4
'
•
57%
1583%
653/4
64%'.
65
35%
36%
35.;
35%
■
;
12,900
'
158T%
1583%
630
500
,
4,100
^2i/4
52i%
•.".<■•1
52%
:/ 700
523%
"
76%:^ 783/4
76%
77%
100,200
"
146V4
1463%
2,400
36i%
373%
36%
371/a
5,900
38
37
37
38
38
40%
41%
401/a
40%
20%
21
40
401%
41"...
21
21
21
"1
*162
164
•
..
13%.
60
60%
59
54%
55
533/4
38%
38'%
133%
13%
36
38i/2
<:■,
601/4
56%
;;
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164
164
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:
6,900
70
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52
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146
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32,100
27,100
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53
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4,800
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303/4
31
31%
1,600
22%
233/4
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243/4
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25
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44%
41 %
43
21,500
48%
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49%
48%
501/4
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483/4
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17
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16%
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15,500
35
34
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16
17
35
34
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114
31%
36 3/4
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116
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61%
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106 %
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90
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84
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97%
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91
253/8
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10,800
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601/4
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91
24%
2,800
102
11%
11%
11%
3,400
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15%
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15%
200
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103
89%
61 3/8
1,100
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60%
1,100
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117
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100
preferred
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4,100
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145
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164
6,100
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4,200
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.
37%
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145
38
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:
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87% Jan
1
Chemical
May 12
V
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—1
1.25
18
89
84 % Dec
18 3%
\
50
6,500
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78%
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5
1
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-
57
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37
56
65
12,500
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23
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30
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18
95
52
—2.50
1
30
29
Jan
,
,
.r'
51%
77% Mar 30
Jan
"7%
*-
'
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38%
19% Oct
823% Jan
80
36%
'
:
3,000
,
161%
44
313/4
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com—2.50
Inc
convertible
$2.28
65%
13%
of
Corp
Norman
56%
159y2
65 %
37%
2
49% Jan
Apr
99% Jan
55%
158%
493%
20
30
343% Jan
79
DAY,.,
52%
NOV
42
Dec"28
39%
82%
381/4
15 % Nov
9
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13%
Steel Co
America
Vanadium-Alloys
5
38 % Oct
*82%
22%
3%
21%
.
48%
22%
4oy4
5,300
154
.
*151/4"
V
44—44
■
30%, -30%
13%
Light Co
Vanadium
Jan
Sep
48%
*79%
NEW YEAR'S
——
&
2
44
343% Jan
153% Sep
22 %
30 r
48%
!
3%
20%
'
.
38
Products Co—
6
5
5
21 % Mar
22%
3%'
31
.
160
;
791%
105'A"
--
154
16i%
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Corp
Co
Power
153/a Oct
36
9
38%.
102
•
154
*15%
100
Steel
preferred
166
41% Feb
22 % Sep
;>
30%; 30%
*8%
423%
•
2,700
"
,
.
Corp
com_No par
Corp
Tobacco
9
30% Oct
14
9
7&i%
:
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44%- .'
,
97%
29%'.
♦29%.
1051/4
104%
16 %
29%
/
1
_30c
.1
Corp
Universal-Cyclops
Universal Leaf
30% Jan
33% Dec 23
12
*44
....
83»/4
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3%
.
301/4
39%
:
\
.48%
CLOSED
No par
common
United
4
43% May 17
55% Nov
Co
27% Oct 27
17
31
EXCHANGE
1%
27% May 10
3
30% Jan
13% July 11
4
2
Jan
'
"
*97
4,200
"
"
79
.
...__5
common
3
19 5% Dec
42
Shares
" 35%
35
"97%
29%
'
the Week
Jan. 5
36
*97
-
.
105
3%
Friday
•
20% *.2i%
....
35%
/.
155
*15%
30%
*8%
non-cum
29% Jan
,
36% Jun 23
26% Feb
45.
30%
,
non-cumulative preferred—25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
20
;
16%
21%
*43%
STOCK
Shoe Corp——
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
24
42
104%
.■
"
83%
.
*153
3%
21
—
1st preferred—100
———1
S Smelting Ref & Min com
50
7% preferred—_——
—-50
S Steel Corp common—
16%
7% preferred——
100
U S
91% May 17
,75% Oct 24
26
11
preference
class A
9
21% Oct
42%
.
Mach common—82%c
Hoffman
Jan
21
831%
3%
35
80% Jun
85%,
.
8%
19
26% Dec
293/4 Dec
■r,
Sales for
Thursday
301%
V
U S Tobacco
159% Nov
29%
105
45% Nov 28
6
30%
155
,147% Jun > 5
14
97
104%
3
Jan
97
*42
6
41 % Apr
96
*152 %
23% Jan
10
PRICES
,
35-"%
84
No par
;
35
common——4
—±
-100
—50
preferred series —-r-^TTTi.—A
A.
Co common
1
4% % preferred
—10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co—.
5
U S Playing Card Co_»
_———5
US Plywood. Corp common
—.1
3%%
preferred series B
...100
US
64% Aug 11
161% Nov 13
67% Dec
29% Oct
148
5
Dec
issued
Co
preferred
141% Jan
37% Nov
8
,,
No par "
:
Aug 25
148
14
15% Jan
2
84
SALE
Jan. 4
35%
30%
~"Z
US
6
33
Mar
HIGH
Jan. 3
96
4%%
<-
53% May 18
Co
Gypaura
5%
21
26
19
5
34% Jan
3
U S
6
35% Mar
27
12
15
May
US
.;
a
46% Jan
Apr
•
14
27% Apr
Freight
7%
4,
9% Nov
3
AND
.Wednesday
34%
&
Borax
When
US
42% Dec
149 % Jan
Jan
47
Jun
24
5
22% Dec
Jan. 2
'
26% Aug 25
22
Jan
157% Aug 11
64
26
144
25% Dec
78
7% Jan
U S
6
36 % Jun
T
25
7% Mar
.
23% Mar 28
30% Sep
8% Sep
6
255/b Jun
5
6% Mar 21
8% Jan
31% Feb
,
.
Tuesday
Jan. i
Chemical Corp com_l
4 % %
preferred
100
US &
Foreign Securities
—1
•CT S
9
4
43% Jun
Monday
Par
'
Jan
4
30 Vb Mar
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1961 .*
Year 1960
*96
97%
*97
98
*102
103%
102
j>
;
«ht ,'t
103%
30
103%
.
w
62
May 13
„
23% Nov
1
80
Dec
1
71 %
July 28
85% Feb
31 V\ Dec
16% Jan
3
39
Nov
29
9
93% Nov
24
59 V2 Nov
27
Warren
43
15
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
24
11% Dec
30
18% Jun
8
8yaDec
14
Jan
14
60% Aug 24
40% Dec
6
Oct
3
38% Jan
6
27% Dec
4
23
Nov
1
7
.
Dec
19
15% Jan
53
4
30
9% Nov
21
153/4 Jan
15
89% Jan
27
Sep
5
10 % Jan
54% Dec
15
Oct
21% Mar
27
Feb
8
293/0 Sep
373/4 Jun
11% Mar 28
26
13% Jun
Dec
26
86% Mar 16
42% Oct
10
1
Jan
3
28
52% Jan
5
94% Sep
13
6
2
81% Aug 23'
20
30
8% Dec
14
51
Oct
66
18
9
7
15
2
7
7
373% Mar
Mar 13
Mar
26% Feb
15
813/u Dec
14
73
58% Nov
30
Jan
34% Feb
6
40% Nov 27
May
Nov
8
383% May 25
Dec 27
443/4 Sep
45% Jan
13
54% Nov
30
30
4
30% Jan
38% Jan
23
23% July 14
30 % Jan
15
25% Jan
37% Dec
7
7% Jan
Dec
1
9% Dec
29
4
4
Jan
87
17
Jan
1
78'% Jan
19
86
30% Oct
26
92'% Feb
17
May 11
Apr
24
Dec
28
25
99
Nov
14
4
19% Jan
4
27
37% Jan
93
6
Jan
37
Jan
6
253/a Dec
14
24
57
13
38 Vb Nov
32% Jan
25
65
4
Jan
21
28
41
Dec
29
56
Jun
5
92%
Jan
3
99% Jun
2
26% Oct
4
34% May 19
Sep
2
34% Jan
22
Sep 28
48% July 8
673% Jan
0
27
21
283% Jan
9
White
Dental
9
White
Motor Co
3
9
.7ye Jan
24
Oct
37
Jan
.3
79
May 27
23% Jan 11
10% May 11
253% Oct
31
36% Apr
29
26
Jan
May 15
13
5
49
4
27% Oct
25
White
Oct
16
Wickes
56% Apr
26% Dec
26
Wilcox
Oct
2
20
41
57
14
July 11
66% Apr
5
93% Nov
10
41% Oct
66
Jan
49
3
67 V* May 22
80?% Mar 10
Apr
1
7% Nov
7
95
4
Jan
Oct
13
86% Nov 28
Dec
23
95
10% Jan
14
101
,
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
B4y4 July 19
26y4Oct
3
38
Jan
22
94% Jun
6
141% Nov
6
12 ya Apr
25
171% Dec 11
0
27% Jan
3
36% Jun
8
Sep
28
37% Jan
6
«4 % Oct
25
14
4
18% Dec
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
29% Nov
138% Jan
27
19 Va
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securities assumed
y
ali,
or
by
401/4
38%
39%
x38i/a
2,500
50%
51
50%
51
50
50i%
49
38%
501/4
4,600
35%
35%
36
353/4
36
353%
353/4
1,000
34
33%
34
34%
341%
35
4%
4%
Z 35%
33%
Wilson
4%
4%
4%
43/4
43/4
11%
12%
12%
123/4
121/2
13
98%
98%
"
*97%
99
*98
88%
*87-
88%
*85 3/4
86i%
23%
223%
22%
39
37%
38 3/8
34
23%
24
23%
25%
25
*28J/4
44 Va
43 V*
*97%
60
99
*87
853%
22%
853/4
90
42%
9,300
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100%
300
22%
213/4
22 !/4
371/4
34%
363/4
253/a
25
253/8
29i%
*29
421/4
43
*97»/2
100
853/4
100
42
6,500
,
22,000
7,300
400
29%
29
29
27
277/a
271/2
28
271/4
271/4
39%
41 y*
40%
413%
401/4
4iy*<v
21,700
253/a
253/4
25%
26%-
26%
27 3/u
271/8
27%
32,400
38
39%
37%
38 %
37%
38i/4
37%
38
93,600
83
84
84%
84 J/4
*83%
841/4
841/4
841/4
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120
5
80
20
(The
S S)
1
29%
' 120
*108
*107
120
42
423/4
42%
42%
42
423%
93 y4
94
93%
30%
400
120
42
94
94
30%
7,100
42%
31%
330
93%
94
94
31%
31
31 y4
30%
31%
*74
77
74
74
72%
72i%
*43%
44
43%
43%
44
44
44
45%
900
503/4
52
50%
52
503/4
523/b
50%
51%
6,700
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9
,
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>
24%, X,
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101
102%
>
9»/a
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93/8
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..
9%.
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9%
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9%
241/2"
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24%
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*39
40
*38%
41
39%',
391%
1
25%
253/B
25
25
253/a
253/a
5
1
*107
3,200
44%
443/4
44%
443%
44%
5,100
,/
75
30
102%
91/4
.1,200
,
24%
100
40
44i%
*39
%
300
251/8
1,100
253/a
800
400
48 3/4
491/4
6,300
85i%
*85%
86
39i/4
40
Co
&
$4.25
common__No par
Inc
preferred
No par
Wisconsin
Stores
Elec
Inc
Power
Co
com
Woodward Iron
Woolworth
*39%
7%
1
Inc
preferred
38 3/8
10
100
Public
Service
86
85
41
*40
*7%
38V2
39
56
131
>'
54%
73/4
39
541%
131
*128
42
7%
7%
7%
7%
381/4
38%
38i/4
38%
54%
55
541/4
*128
54%
130i%
*129
400
400
;
800
14,200
4,500
130%
363/4
2,200
38%
38%
38 3/8
391/4
36%
381%
36%
28 %
28%
28%
281%
28%
281%
28 VB
28V4
2,300
90 %
92 Va
90
90%
88%
905%
86%
883a
12,300
53
53
53
541%
533/8
543%
531/2
54%
6,200
89
89
*89
130
131
No par
5
Corp..
1.25
—
3
24% July 10
2
82% Nov 28
Zenith
Radio Corp
*85
*39%
7%
10
Co
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
85
41
10
Worthington Corp common
—10
Prior preferred 4V2%
series__100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
54%
*129
50
10
Corp
Co
(FW)
85
10
10c
Co
Industries
Wisconsin
Xerox
4,800
983/4
853/4
800
3,500
12%.
88%
983A
*87
,
12%
4%
49%
Wilson-Jones
6%
*34
7,400
27%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube..No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
114% May 17
40
40
19% Jan
Aug 28
403/4
29
62% Nov
25
2,300
40%
7,100
,,
/;,
48 3/4
Winn-Dixie
75
53%
49%
30
8
Mar
85%
521/4
483%
41
5
333%
84%
533/4
49
26
31% Jun
31%
863/4
53'%
x483/4
Windsor
3
33%
85%
533/4.
2,000
10
22% Jan
x331/2
88
53 Vi
'
263/8
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
333/4
86%
543/4
511/4
26
15
333/4
88% /.<
53%
511/4
7vb Dec
17
34
87%
26
153% Sep
8
29% Nov 21
22
33%
180
51%
6
59% NOV
3,200
26
29
44% Nov
79
51%
Dec
129% Dec
78
26
44% Dec
3
81
51%
52% July
6
80
,
253/4
85
12
81
25%
4
29% Jan
803/4
.
*50%
5
41% Jan
8,900
82
253/4
3
121% Apr
16%
50
27% Jan
Oct
68%
16 y4
*25
79%; Jan
Jan
681/4
171/4
5
41% Jan
26
9%
681/2
15 3/4
5
29
433/s Sep
127% Sep
91/4
68%
Co
83% Aug 18
6
8%
68
17%
93/8
issued.:
Oil
When
28% Dec
Dec
1,600
9%
68
26%
Corp
22
45
23,600
39 %
common
Inc
Stores
71/2
16 %
38
preferred
100
.White Sewing Machine.common—1
Prior preference
1
—20
$3 convertible preferred
.—50
27
71/8
2,000
16%
22%
5%%
20% Jan
14
9
78
13 Vb May 10
29
25
59
Mar 10
31% Aug 17
8
30% Jan
Jan
25% Feb
119
■
"
31
24 y2 Dec
9
60 y2 Jun
103
1143% Oct
4
Oct" 21
48
1
Feb
40 V\ Jan
8
Dec
Jun
65
99% Jan
Aug 31
14% Jan
82
Mfg
3,400
67%
T
10
Jan
1,200
391/4
2.50
—10
Whirlpool Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
68
55%
391/4
No par
RR
Telegraph
43 Vb Aug 24
70
102
23
9%
62%
55%
81
:
9%
-
16
98
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
$5 preferred
No par
Nov
9%
1,400
67
DAY
45
Westinghouse Air Brake
88% Jan
7%
98
16
110
73%
44
10
Jan
7%
73/8
-6,900
'
613/4
393/4
7%
100
•
9
62%
56
563/4
40%
NEW YEAR'S
9%
56
56 V*
39%
,
>30%';
30 3%-
62%
57%
39%
1%
39 y4
A
83
83
39%
62%
57
-
86
29 ja Aug
2
6
Pacific
Union
62%
9%
88 %
50
19
18% Oct
323% May
Western
Feb
27% July 12
523/a Jan
8
31% Mar 10
4%
Western
4
30
*85
Maryland Ry com—No par
non-cum 2nd preferred
40
28
63
*78
/
8%
*87
Western
25
104
98
24% Nov 15
Apr
3
22
98% Oct .14
Apr
29% Nov
55
19
923% Dec
2
38
7
30
31
8%
61%
"
83
30%
1
Bancorporation
July 18
*78
2
Inc
Lines
Air
Western
Jan
623% Jan
.—
Western
82 % Dec
28
Knitting Mills
May 11
37% Dec
413% Sep
31
22
No par
;
5
5
Welbilt
Corp——
;
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Power 4V2% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
-100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4V2% preferred
100
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
Wayne
Nov
10
Jun
6
37% Mar 14
5
Dec
CLOSED
No par
30
37% Mar 21
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
Co___
(SD)
45
28
80
30%
83/4
Waldorf
4
89% Aug 18
103% Dec 28
Sep
July 26
29
Wagner
13
23% Dec 14
4
25
36
Jan
4
Oct
6% Nov
5
87
77% Jan
,
May
45
21 % Oct
Oct
May 31
91
1
31
Mar
102
17
163% Apr
38% Oct
36
July 11
33 ya Aug
30'/a Jan
64
Jan
85
82% Jan
14
22
94
4
25
283% May
7%, May 31
17% Apr
7
29
Oct
102
10% Jan
563% jan
17% Nov
45
4% Jan
4
5
20
Jun
97% Sep
35% Jan
26
14
98% Aug 30
89
Oct
3
82% Feb
22
41% Jan
80
30%
preferred—100
4%,%
RR
Wabash
29
Electric Corp——
:15
System..
——No par
Walgreen
Co—_—i.
10
Walker (Hiram)
G & W
No par
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
—50c
Walworth
Co
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
6% preferred
100
Ward Industries Corp
—1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc——_5
Warner Co—
-10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—l
24 % Oct
35% Aug
45
28
64
44% Jan 25
*9%
159
10
161
90
1293/4
10 V*
161
'
130%
10%
163
*89
90
129
130%
10
lQi/4
162
1661/4
*89
90
20
127
129
1,300
IQI/b
155
28%
10
28%
29%
28 %
29 %
28%
29%
5
29>/8
29%
29»/4
30 Va
30y4
30 %
30%
101 %
par
par
1
10%
162
29
31
1033/4
103%
101%
104%
22%
22%
22 3/a
22%
213/4
22%
22
22
71
733/4
703/4
713/4
67%
71%
67 y4
68%
103
104 y4
103
4,700
14,31
12,600
1,800
11,600
3,400
62,800
on thla day.
rCash sale, wd When distributed,
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such
Number 6123
Volume 195
.
.
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.
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25
Bond Record from
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
letters In
bonds
the
the
colujnn
headed
mature. Figures
"Interest
Period" ;Indicate
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1961".
Lowest
"
Uignest
Range for Year 19G0
-
Lowest "■
Highest
'•
■
■v
,
'
..
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
...
,
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%s_
May
15
Treasury 4s
Treasury
„"•••
Low
Tuesday
,
-
Jan.
v
each
Low
High
1975-1985
Low
High
1969
♦100.18
Feb
•
101.8
♦101
1
HIGH
"
*101.4
100.26
*100.24
104.12.
101
*100.28
♦99.18
1968
*99.28
Treasury
Nov
1974
♦97.22
97.26
*97.30
98.2
*99.20
99.24
*99.22
99.26
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
v,>*
May 15 19661
*99.24
♦100
100
*99.24
100.4
*100.2
V
Jan. 5
High
*101.12
Sales for
Friday...
Jan. 4
Low
1980
99.26
point.
Thursday
High
1
100
month
a
SALE PRICES
May 15
15
of
Jan. 3
,
Treasury 37/aS
37/8S__
the
case
Wednesday
Jan. 2
t
Oct
4s
In
after decimal point represent one or more 32nds
Low
101.20
*101.16
101.4
Bonds($)
101.24
*100.28
100
101.4
*99.22
100.6
Week
High
99.30
*100.0
100.4
*98
98.4
*97.28
98.00
*99.22
*99.24
99:26
*$9.20
Nov
15
1967
*98:22
98.26
*98.24
98.28
*98.28
99
*98.22
98.26
Nov
15
1980
EXCHANGE
♦92.6
92.14
*92.12
92.20
*92.14
92.22
*92.12
92.20
___Feb
15
1990
CLOSED
*89.4
89.12
*89.10
89.18
*89.14
89.22
*89.12
89.20
-Nov
15
1998
88.18
*88.14
88.22
Treasury 3%s_——Nov
15
1966
__
—
Treasury 3 %8
Treasury 3%s_
Treasury 3 Vis
86.8
86.8
11
Apr
Treasury 3%s
Apr 11
Jun
Treasury 3%s
15
i
STOCK
„
"
♦88.6
NEW
88.14
*88.10
*97.26
•97.28
98
87.28..
*87.24
88
*87.20
87.28''
*87.24
88
99.2
*98.30
*96.30
-
YEAR'S
'
97.30
*87.20
♦98.30
1978-1983"
97.2
*97
99.2,
97.4*""
85
Mar
.
8
89
,
Mar
1985
.—Feb
15
1964
Aug
15
1966
Treasury 3s
89
__^___May 15
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Feb
15
1995
*84.20
84.28
*84.24
1960-1965
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8
2%s
2%s
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
Dec
15
Jun
15
DAY
-
'
.
*
"
.*88.12
88.20
*'
*97.28
98
*97.24
97.28
*87.26
88.2
*87.24
88.0
*87.26
88.2
♦87.24
J,*98.30
'88.00
*99.0
*98.28
97.4
*96.30
97.2
*84.26
4
99.2
*97
85.2
*84.24
85.0
/—
'
♦100.10
100.14
*100.10
100.14
*100.10
100.14
*100.10
100.14
1965
♦96.16
96.20
*96.16
96.20
*96.18
96.22
*96.16
96.20
1962-1967
*92.20
92.28
*92.24
93
♦92.28
93.4
*92.24
93.0
1963
*98.22
98:24
*98.12
98.23
*98.12
98.23
•98.21
98.23
*90.22
90.23
♦90.18
90.26
*89.28
90.4
*89.24
90.0
89.12
♦89.0
*88.22
88.30
*87.16
87.24
Feb
Aug
15
15
Dec
15
1963-1968
*90.14
90.22
*90.18
90.26
Jun
"15
1964-1969
*89.18
89.26
*89.24
90
2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
♦88.24
89
*89
89.8
2Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
*88.18
88.26
♦88.24
89
*88.28
89.4
2 Vis
Mar
15
1966^1971
*87.12
87.20
*87.20
87.28
*87.24
88
2Vis
2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
*86.2
86.10
*86.8
86.16
*86.16
86.24
*86.14
86.22
Sep
15
1967-1972
*85.28
86.4
*86.2
86.10
♦86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
2 Vis
Dec
15
1967-1972
*85.28
86
*86.2
86.10
*86.12
86.20
*86.12
86,20
2 Vis—_Jun
15
1959-1962
♦99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
*99.21
99.23
*99.21
99.23
15
1959-1962
*99.7
99.9
*99.7
99.9
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99.9
*99.7
99.9
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
International Bank for
*
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.
.
...
V *89.4
■*
.
~
89.8
Reconstruction & Development
5s
Feb
15
103
10
Nov
10
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105.8
*104.8
105.8
*104.8
105.8
♦104.24
105.16
Nov
1
1980
*102.24
103.24
*102.24
103.24
*102.24
103.24
♦103.0
103.24
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
*100.4
100.16
*100.4
100.16
♦100.4
100.16
*100.4
100.16
4 Vis
Nov
1985
4%s
103
—Jan
1977
:,.noi.i6
102.16
*101.16
101
1
102.16
*101.24
102.24
1
1978
*100.16
101.16
♦100.16
101.16
15
1979
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
1963
4 Vis-
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
;*96.16
97.16
*96.16
1968
*97
98
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
*100
100.12
*100.24
May
4 Vis—
_Jan
4s
3%s
May 15
3 Vis
—Oct
1
1962
,-3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
.—Oct
15
♦100
1971
3 Vis
100.12
*100
95.24
*95
*94.24
96
Dec
8
84
Dec
94.24
*94
95
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
Oct
1
1981
*84
86
*84
86
3s
84
*93.24
May 15 1975
July 15
1972
*88.8
89.8
*88.8
3s
Mar
1
1976
*85.8
86.8
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
15
1962
*99.16
99.28
3%s
8
—
Serial
♦Bid
asked
and
price. No sales transacted this day.
IThis issue has not
yet been
as
admitted
to
;
Stock
102.16
*100.16
101.16
*96.16
97.16
97.16
98.0
101.4
♦100.24
101.4
96
*95.0
96.0
95
*95
3 Vis
.■i
*101.24
1
\ *93.24
,.94.24
91.16
*90.0
91.16
*84
86
*84.8
85.8
89.8
*88.8
89.8
*88.16
89.16
*85.8
86.8
*85.8
86.8
*85.16
86.16
*99.16
99.28
*99.16
99.28
♦99.16
99.28
*94
'*89.16
..
dealings.
Exchange
"
v,
'
Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
■■
-
New York City
■
Unification
Transit
vyV.K'.//
;
Friday's
LOW
High '<•
Range for
Sold
Year 1961
'
No.
■
Low
BONDS
June-Dec
92 A
92%
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
91A
Range for
Low
High
,
•J"'-
Year 1961
Sold
Bid & Asked
High
(continued)—
Bonds
Friday's
"
New York Stock Exchange
Brazil
1980_—
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
3%
v
r;.,■}.
or
Bid & Asked
'
'-.A
Week's Range
.
Interest
BONDS
New/York Stock Exchange
Vi
,?A
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
.a:
No..
,
.
Low
High
'
9412
§• 7s Central Ry
1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
^
reduced
to
15#
•
>t,
—
155
(Interest
1978—
3.5%)
—
June-Dec
*94
-
96
99
93%
—
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced
Caldas
York
Stock
Exchange
of)
30-yr
(Dominion
§«7s
1979
1942
assented
External
A ■»
•
Teletype
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
6s
sinking
assented
fund
1960
6s
1960
REctor 2-2300
120
Broadway, New York
\
NY 1-1693
Ry external sinking fund
•
6s
•
assented
•
External
•
External
•
External
6s
•
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
;
Akershus
AND
FOREIGN
• 6s
ISSUES
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s
(City of) 5Vis 1973—:
1968—Mar-Sept
Amsterdam
5»Antioquia
(Dept)
collateral
7s
*91'A
Mar-Sept
102 Vi
1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund Is ser B 1945
Jan-July
§• External sinking fund Is ser C 1946
Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945
Jan-July
§#7s
3rd
series; 1957
—__:
Apr-Oct
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978—
Jan-July
Australia
(Commonwealth ot)—
3'As 1967
3 Vis 1966
3%s 1962_
3%s 1969
20-year
20-year
15-year
15-year
v:
June-Dec
5'As
103% 103%
48%
49'/a
92 %
93'A
93
93
45%
93
28
1
90
(Rep)
96%
93%
89
95 Vi'
~6
92%
98
93%
94 %
8
92%
98%
99% 100 %
28
97%
14
93%
17
97
977/8
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct'
April-Oct
1980
—
1980—___i.—_—ii
Oct
1981
:
100
99 IE
98
100
95 Vi
7
98%
98
100
101
'*
102 %
99%
103 %
95 Vi
•
•
96
23
94
99%
95%,
95%
24
94
99%
98%
'95%
Jan-July
5Vis extl
s
f $
4Vis
(Free State)
i
1973
external
5 Vis
•
extl
Berlin
loan
(City
§•6Vis
loan
s
of)
6Vis
1945—
f
—
99
38
96%
100%
97%
94%
100%
91%
83%
91%
June-Dec
___
1958—
6s
s
Berlin
1
&
94
42
26
100'A
debentures
External
s
series
98'/2
98%
98%
♦90
'
•'
91
91%
*42
42%
45%
♦90
„
91 %
9lVa
42%
43
91
91
.
*42
,
♦90
..
'
•
.
;
'
—
'
♦42
'
1957
40%
40%
_Jtme-Dec
41
21
45'A
45%
40
46
June-Dec
*90
91%
91%
June-Dec
♦42
45'/a
45 «■
June-Dec
*42
42
6%s
92%
45%
*90
si
April-Oct
*42
45%
*90
9)%
91%
May-Nov
*42
42%
45%
Mar-Sept
• 7s
assented
1960
Mar-Sept
• Chinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Deo
§ •Cologne
(City of)
6%s 1950
Mar-Sept
4%s debt adjustment 1970—
Mar-Sept
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct
• 6s
of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
*90
45
45
Guaranteed
assented
6s
•
•
Chilean
sinking
fund
1961
6s
1961
sinking
assented
Consol
fund
6s
1962
Municipal
Credit Froncier De
Cuba
1960
7s
♦42
*3'/a
90%
5%
5%
3
86%
—
92%
153%
153
95%
•
48
37
6Vis
of
1978
1926
-Jan-July
^
Jan-July
;
1941_
footnotes,
(interest
i___
due
El
98%
98%
93
88
192
192%
(State)
1977
Jan -July
65
73%
3
'65
(Kingdom
5%s
of)
1974—
10
63
14
99%
,
100% 102%
102%
debt
Estonia
(Republic
sinking
;
78
73
fund
106
37
36
37
33
33%
66
48
47%
48
3
45%
53%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
16
98%
18
♦19
98%
99
...
99%
31
103%
64
64
64
73%
73
75
90%
♦„
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
adjustment 1973
of) 7s 1967
§fcFrankfurt on Main 6'As 1953
5'As
•
70 ',
—
Salvador. (Republic of)—
3'As external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
192%
•5%
90%
6
6
—
May-Nov
91%
May-Nov
1973
5%s
i
91%
86%
91%
1979—
'
.95
page 34.
155
4s
93
138
5s
97%
3s
138
Good
-
80
73%
138
7
*76
* 77
7s
85
138
'
85
®7s
•
of
6s
June-Dec
dollar bonds 1980-—
dollar
bonds
98A
98 A
93%
98%
93%
93%
85
1972
....
Works
paid 1964
part paid 1968——
——-V
—
104,
104%
-
June-Dec
*91%
—
93
104 %
99%
104%
83%
,
.
91%
-i—April-Oct
Government—
part
84%
1930—1
Hope Steel & Iron
s
f mtge 19451-
Greek
.
74
dollar bonds 1972_~—----—,
09
79
*83%
April-Oct
International, loan
93%
87
*102% 103
April-Oct
April-Oct
72
-
April-Oct
1924
—~
81 %
155
♦76
1972
73
„
'
April-Oct
of
bonds .1969—r
bonds
70
*77 '
*70
95
dollar
dollar
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund Issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
»
June-Dee
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan
German
3s
1957—April-Oct
(interest
1979—.;
see
4'As external
(Dept of). 3s 1978
Stamped assented (Interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
104%
192
__June-Dec
s
f 6Vis of 1927 due 1957—April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
3.375%)
June-Dec
June-Dec
gtd extl loan 1979
Denmark
73'/a
73%
France—
(Republic of)
Cpdinamarca
.
External
For
92%
45%
1957
101
80
Feb-Aug
1978:.::
to-3.375 %)
to
90
42%
1961
99%
75
81
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant"to Plan A
reduced
.
*90
Energy Supply Schwaben—
*75
/
A 1978—
external 8s
3.5%)
f
-4-
ApriZ-Oct
___
debentures series B
to
45%
92%
'
— -
•42
May-Nov
1993
bonds 3s
$
Mortgage Bank
99%
5
*100% 102
*80
—■
4 Vis
reduced
•
-
100
ApriZ-Oct
1959—
47/oS
reduced
'
*34
-
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•
' —'
; *95
100
—Aprzl-Oct
;
Light Co Inc—
of)
42%
91
1
—J
•
—
'
__April-Oct
adjustment—
5•Brazil *(U S.
i
1955
debentures
Power
Debt
•
f
42%
*90
♦42
42%
91%
assented
4%s
f debentures 1951
s
-
91%
42%
91%
1962—May-Nov
Electric Co—
debentures
6 Vis
53
91%
assented
6s
June-Dec
1950_.
debt adj ser A 1970—
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
6Vis
45%
—-.
42%
42%
May-Nov
1963
7
'
6%s
Czechoslovakia
Mar-Sept
1976——
loan
97%
*_.
April-Oct
1964_June-Dec
4 Vis
Berlin City
fund
'
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June-Dec
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96%
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;
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1985_Map-Nov
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June-Dec
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.Mar-Sept
—
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102
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1965—Jan-July
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:
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1974—Feb-Aup
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—
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125
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4Vis
Corp
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-
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Monday, January 8, 1962
(136)
28
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended January 5)
NEW YORK STOCK
Period
lan-Jaly
4s
5s
debentures
-Mar-Sept
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94%
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Great Northern Ry Co—
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5s" series
C 1973
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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June-Dec
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
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April
General mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
April
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1981
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1982
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95
79%
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series H 1989—_-_Aprll-Oct
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
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—.—Ja7(-July
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4%s
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& St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989..
June-Dec
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—April-Oct
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
— .Map-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—
—Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
^—Jan-July
tN Y New Haven
54%
45
(N Y)—
extended
Jan-July
1998
Michigan Cent
N
Lakefront
River RR—
New York Chicago
90
;
Hudson
78%
101%
__
&
mortgage 3'/as 1997
collateral gold 3'/as
Shore
83%
77%
107'A
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78%
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86
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78
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Number 6123
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Volume
.
,
The Commercial'and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD <R.ng. fo, w«k cm ja»u„y
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
*85
Mar-Sepf
/ Noftnern Central general & ref 5s 1974-
;
Mar-Sept
-1974.;
i_May-Nou
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973
JMay-Nou
3'As s f debentures 19734-------_May-Nou
3%s s f debentures 1974—
_May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1976—i-r:—
_May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1977—1——
-May-Nou
4%s s f debentures- 1973——
ref 4 %s.-series A
lst arid
•
.
,
"
91%
88%
1
•' 87
-
981/2
V
90
99%
98%
55
98%
102% 102%
101%
3%s
>
*
105 %
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101%
81%
587/a
11
82%
57
591/2
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81
1977
93 'A
93%
93%
17
921/a
92%
62'/a
11
88%
-
■
Reynolds
94
Rheem
Power Co—
States
*81
Feb-Aug
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—
.v-vV'> First mortgage. 2%s 1975———_-^— lApril-Oct
.IJan-JwZy
1st mortgage 3s 1978
AVArA 1st mortgage 2%s 1979—/.——-—.-r- —Feb-Atifif
-June-Dec
Vn
First mortgage 3V4S 1982_._r._— —
_April-Ocf
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984——
_Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 4'As 1986———
._Jan-July
First mortgage
4s 1988-——
—
_June-Dec
1st mortgage 5s 1990——.
—
-J-.t
First mortgage 4%s 1991—.„Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
■;.j. :V; "
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977———
Mar-Sept
.'
1st
mortgage lis 1979—
_June-Dec
:
:. V 4
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
—
21
82%
82%
Richfield
82 %
80
78%
(R J)
debs
37/as
A 3
Rochester
debentures
subord
Gas
Electric
&
High
97
99%
92
96
103
111
154
165 »A
86
88%
79
79
1
78
82%
90%
90%
91
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89
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28
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1975
—
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debs
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94'A
127
57%
96'/a
102'A
86%
127
132
142
<
90
85
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1983——. ApriZ-Oct
97%
.
45%
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4%s.conv
85%
Tobacco 3s
Manufacturing
Low
"~
Jan -July
1964
Year 1961
No.
__
—Mar-Sept
debentures
Range for
Sold
*105
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Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
105
92
2%s
^
'
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Oats
Bonds
High
94'A
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
debentures
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927a
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.
23
•
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,101
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82
V
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101
Friday's
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,
June-Dec
1972
.
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3'As
debentures
4%s
104 %
1001/4
IH
debentures
First and
102%
104%
101'
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1963
and refunding mortgage
and refunding mortgage
3%s
101
99%
104
*102
91 %
971/8
'«:
debentures
May-No?;
1968-Jan-July
First
5s 2037_^_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979-June-Dec
83%
86%
101% 102
101 %
f
s
■
3
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debentures 1980—A.:———
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1
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Pacific Ry prior lien \4s 1997^-._Quar -Jan>-'
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.-Jari-r July
Refunding & Improve 4%S ser A 2047—
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Coll trust 4s
1984—
;
3
4%s
7
88%
or
Bid & Asked
Service Electric & Gas Co—
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;87i/4' 93%
91'A
;98%
3s
'•
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91%
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98'/a
Public
90
781/2
-
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96%
87%
.
84
91%
■
,
89
.
.
Last
Period
Exchange
s>
Week's Range
High
86
92%
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■
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Year 1961
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No.
Interest
BONDS
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High
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first gold. 4s
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&
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Friday's
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Norfolk
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29
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.
3s
83
83'A
20
80
85
77%
lst
mortgage
1st
78
3%s
3'As 1985^——
86
85
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91
88%
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38
1151/2
133
120%
70
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58%
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2
58
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4
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31
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.
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2006
1989
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18
63
69 Va
87
87
20
85
89%
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B
!
—
1989_Jan-July
4s
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1968__Juue-Dec
1971
_April-Ocf
cons
3 %s
May-Nou
—
certificates Nov
RR
88%
88
—
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
98
'
126
78%
*88%
83
88
—
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91%
79%
81
Sears .Roebuck
92
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5s
9
87
39
89
,,'31
v
Shell
Oil
80%
86%
V
Shell
Union
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't
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41
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5
75
ref 3%s, sdries. GC 1976—^June-Dec. /
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1991vV/A-—-v-—A-+June-Dec
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/
,
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series
Tel
101
1017/a
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80%
89%
1985—-June-Dec
y
■
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,
A-
debentures.. 1991
3%s
y.;
s
81
89%
/
32
96%
98
,
debentures,.1988—__Aw—i-l-Feb-A?tp j
Pacific
Western. Oily3%s debentures
107
38
;.
;
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Power
Pennsylvania RR—
r
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series
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1975-
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90
78
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20
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■
84%
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;
23
991/4
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85
April-Ocf
5s
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4%s series
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mortgage 4'As series E
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mortgage"3%s series
V
84%
,
.'
85
-
1968_—
97%
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102
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p. V
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First
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refunding
refunding
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&
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,-i
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1974—
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&
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&
refunding mtge 4%s 1986„
refunding mtge 5s 1989
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Co
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s
1984
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f
s
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1964
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.
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mortgage 5s series A
1970
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1st mtge 3%s
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80
-
9 A
78%
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-
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Gamble
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37%s debs
footnotes,
1981—
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—
—
see
page
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1986—^
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113
debs
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1991
debentures
—June-Dec
A
'
conv,
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Biscuit Co
3:%^ debentures
97%
34.
11
of
debs 1985—
America 2%s
1977——
89
^—Mar-Sept
92%
88 %
50
81'A
76
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92
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Feb-Auy
.;
93 %
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1991-Mar-Sept
,
82%
*77
1976—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
92%
93%
1980
debentures < 1986—^
vUnHed -Air Lines
92%
*81%
1971—May-Nov
coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
tr- 2%s
conv.subord
Pacific
United
Jan-July
May-Nov
86
78
73 Va
136
j
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90
84
—
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^
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1974
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.s f debs
1973
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.
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M
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72
5
21
218,218
1968—-——
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3 'As
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.,
—
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of
Co
mortgage and
mtge &
4'As
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:_-Mar-SepZ
2000_—June-Dec
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May-Nov
June-Dec
1st mtge
May-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970—_J?nie-Dec
4%s debentures
1986—,——
June-Dec
1st
4%s
mtge
Co
debentures
3s
,
3'As ' 1977—3_3_A3—_ 1
1st mortgage 3s 1983-—v-'—
1st/mortgage 2%s' 1984—3—
1st
Oil
Electric
Union
97
1
:
A 2
•
C 1990—April-Oct
4%s debs 1982
Wooldridge Inc—
debentures
5'As
Tidewater
96%
A
—
..
74%
0
7
—
99%
.
.
95'/a
AA
97 '/a
'
1
83
75
74%
•
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73%
1
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ser
Orleans
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90
73
'
87%
85%
;
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1977^1-3—T^;
3-i
June-Dec
1970—___.CI—Mar-SepZ
of
Ramo
99%
98%
gold 5s
M 37/aS
first
refund
Trans World Airlines 6'/as 1978
.
142
84
973/a" 101
,
3'As series B 1970—AprZZ-Oct
M
Thompson
•
1st gen 5s series C
and
RR
Term
73%
98
*98%
96%
79
RR—
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Pacific-Missouri
Texas
91 '/a
.
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refund M 3%s series
Pacific
&
General
129'A
87
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1979———
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&
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98
95'/a
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94
126%
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75;
1977—May-Nop
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series E
series F
1973
notes
and
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1st gen 5s series ,R, 1962-3_^____i.*_------Feb-Aug
(James)
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92
5
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Refund and impt 2% series D 1965
April-Oct
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965May-Nov
102%
103
'
*73%
/
.
Tell
Bell
senior
Refund
94
86
31
123'A
121
89%
240
—
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■
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A
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capital conv notes 1979-—
5%% senior notes 1980—
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
85
78
:
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•
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A 1977
5s
106% ;
105
i.
June-Dec
y.-
Talcott
5%s
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- -106
105%
1
80'A
debentures
27/us debentures
79%
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.
:
;
86
-
90
103%
100
i
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83
i,
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100
'
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1986
Jan-July
1996——_Jan-July
1983_
April-Oct
6011..hern Ry first consul gold 5s 1994—_Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr
4%s 1988
Feb-Auy
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996——.
Jan-July
2 %s
81%
88
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93%
87 %
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49
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126'A
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mortgage
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85
•
106'
•
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Pacific
mortgage
10 A
i
•
102'A 102'A
1964—_May-No?;
Pittsburgh & West/Virginia Ry—
3%s series A 1984_
—!—
t
106
81
86%
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—
1981—
First
80
:
Pittsburgh .Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
AprZZ-Oct
/
106
1007/a
85
••
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April-OcZ
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88
Jun-Dec
/ General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3:ias series E 1975
94%
'81 'A
•
'
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
Term
Fran
86
•
*
__
——Feb-Aug.
8
88'A
90%
9
82%
84
'
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Consolidated guaranteed,4%s ser J 1964_Ma?/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &'St, Louis RR—
.
101
101 'A 102%
101'A
Sunray Oil Corp 27/aS debentures 1966—.Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981_^—_—
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971—
May-Nou
Swiit & Co 2%s debentures 1972
—Jan-July
85
84
*81
;
„April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser l 1963-Feb-Aup
.'1
'77
V
•
92%
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".'
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Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972—
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
.
17
Pacific
'
;;
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L
debentures
%
;
ApriZ-Oct
f debs 1979_______June-Dec
2%s
subord
101
'
June-Dec
'
debs
-A-'A'
-
92
82
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May-Nov
Corporation—
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92%
A
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81
82%
May-Nou
mortgage
conv
AA, ' A"
'
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*87
May-No?;
——June-Dec
refunding 4%s-1987
First & refunding 3%s 1988
4'As
Cr •
1971_——L—June-Dec
&
Pliilco
:
Co—
27/as 1978-.
_Feb-Aug
3'As 1982—^—
Ja?i-July
First & refunding 3%s 1983———i
June-Dec
First & refunding 3'/as 1985—
^33—^April-Oct
First
79 A
12
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1974„L—Feb-Aug
refunding 2%s
&
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A
81
81
A
1
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR:Co—
4%s series C 1977.
A
'
75%
.
•
'
gold
''
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t!
& Telegraph Co—
-1985w_^.^^_^__«—
—
100
*
-
1963—,
2%s debs 1985
April-Oct
1983——————May-Nov
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984
June-Dec
5'As debentures
1983—_—A:
April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s
1983
—Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
4 %s
debentures 1983——
—April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J)
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures '1974—:
•
Jan-JnZy
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
7an-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
99%
91
98%
73%
'-•98-•
,
102% 103
86%
Jan-July
-June-Dec
April-Oct
1979
5s
4 'As ' I96y
3 %s
87 %
81%
"
General
87%
101'/a
97%
9
1971_^—April-Oct
debentures ' 1987—Ll„i_
Southwestern
107%
71
98%
ApriZ-Oct
—
19853—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
:_April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s saries D 1980—Mar-Sspt
5s. series ,B
85%
87%
102%
First mtge 5'As series series H
,
a-
General
4
76
85%
,_Feb-A?ip
1979
First
*52
-June-Dec
1981
D
104%
103% 104'A
April-Oct
1982_
debentures
Bell Telephone
Southern
'
B
f debs
Alabama RR
4%S
San
-
89'A
94%
93
A
'105% 106%.
105 %
June-Dec".
4%s
General
series
9
100% 101
Jan-July
1986-—
Marcliant—5'As
Oil <2,%s 1976
Gold
;
.
1979—1
■
791/2
76%
76
—•'
,
s
debs
2%s
Gold
u
79%
'
•.
General
,
104%
9
,,
debentures
debentures
First 4%s
101
72%
88%
*94%
,
l_Feb-Aup
1965—
A
5
2%s
New
debentures" 1979-—
conv.subord
4%s
86%
100
104
104'A
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
June-Dec
2'As debentures 1965—,
—Jan-July
Southern
.105'A
99
100
39
84"%
987/a
1964-June-Dec..J
Airways^-
World
84
102% 102%
101
1983_Feb-A??y
.,;;;
3'As convertible debentures 1970
Jari-JnZy
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s-4'As 1994—:—Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv_ 1973_J?tne-Dec
''
■<
104
102
15
"
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*85
A 4%s
;
American
102%
Feb-Aug
debs
;SouUiern California 'Edison Co—
,
.
80'A* 81
'
Oil
North
&
gj"2%s
106 Va
86
:
Co—
4%s
.
debentures
3s
;
'
Feb-Aup
'--4-——
v.
Pan
94
89
*86%
Oil
Southern
■
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102%'
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.;;847/a
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3 %s; debentures
1981,. A-—,-.-i--May-Nop
>
57%
103%
100
k
857/a
19; V..; 97% .103%
75'A
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"
-Mar-Sept
debentures. 1,978—:——-
3 'As
Co
Oil
South
84%
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V;„\ 79
102
A 74%
74%
..
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-
25
*94
1977——.—May-Nov
f
s
Socony-Vacuum
84 %
•
79
101% 101%
1011/2
1993—--—June-Dec
debentures
2%s
debentures;
; 27»s
1
JM 4Vasyseries,GU
&
79
87%
__
1
^—Jan-July
4%s
Pipe Line 3.20s
Smith-Corona
1
.85%.-
,
/ 79
20
105% 105%
_
I
7
83%
.
81
5
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—
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'
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debentures
Co
subord
85%
..
;
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1982——
&
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conv
83 %
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v
5s
91%
79%
.
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85%
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s
—
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debentures
100
76
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subordinated
97%
.
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Sons
&
94
181
96%
72
*79
102 '/a
Jan-July
June-Dec
1974—
Acceptance
debentures
1972
94%
.
.
1st.&
E)
delps 1980-;
2%s 1966
Roebuck
1281%
—
..,.
Alst. & ref mtge
(Jos
87%
109%
—
165
*96% 100
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1980
1977
5'As
Co
4%s
■
160
Co—
series B
3s
Finance
debentures
3s
Sears
RR
160
1971
,
,
.■
Line
*88%
4s
debentures
conv
debentures
f
s
1st gtd
England
3s
106%
126
3%s series I
refunding
&
New
Air
Seagram
94
91
&
4%s
*91
'
-
Ry
Depot
mortgage
3%s
119
.
,
94
147
120
;
Jan
A
certificates
Dulutli
Paper
Seaboard
120
.
-
series
bond
Union
Seaboard
101
,
,
I
1989_-May-Nou
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
_Jau-July
;
120
1988— .June-Dec
:April-Ocf
Glass Co,3%s debs
Oxford Paper Co 4%s: conv 1978—
•
'
4s inc
&
Paul
89
»
.
bond
4s
Paul
1st
.June-Dec
"
A
88'/a
108'/a
102
6
*88
1996-Jan-July
—April-Oct
gold 5s
Co—
A 1997
1980—
B
Louis-Southwestern
Scioto V
86
lVA.A
; ; : : //
*97%
1966——June-Dec
89 ■...
89
89'A
>
7 First & refunding 3s series J 1970——June-Dec
90
89%
90
First & refunding 3s series K 1971——-June-Dec
87
85'A 87
;
' First & refunding 3s series L 1974-i——June-Dec
81 :
82'A
82%
First & refunding 3s.: series M 197.9——AJune-Dep
83% ,1. 83%, 83%
AAVA-A First & refunding 3s series. N 197,7jAt_^June-Dec
* *
767/a; 76% V;
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981^—June-Dec
80%,
First & refunding 2%s series Q 19.80—Ju?ie-Dec
A "- 7' First & refunding 3J%s seiies R .1982
June-Dec ^ -A t..;
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76-^3 79
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a June-Dec k.s.Mv82 5/?^83%
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iv
*83vi v-.i ;■ jy First &Jxefunding nntge 3%'s Ser JJ ,'85,June-Dec
80
80%
/'
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■ refunding
tge' 3.%s ser 'W '84—June-Dec
:. *80%"'81%
A, First & refunding<3:i/as/ser. X 1984__
-June-Dec ^
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83
"83
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j
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June-Dec
y Al
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7 7 :'Vls.t-& ref. mtge 5s>series ,RB,1989-A'
+June-Dec
103% .
.
series
debs
income
Second
85%
*__
mortgage
First
:
4s
series
St
.June-Dec
—
3%sV1988_——
Owens-Illinois
.'-
■
5s
Scott
_Jan-July
4%s 1987—
.
Oliri Mathieson Chemical 5%s conv 1982- _May-Non
.Mar-Sept
5%s conv subord debs 1933—
y>
81
*83
1982———A—. -Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
:
1st
1996—
6s
4s
St
.June-Deo
mortgage"3 s—1979_—i———_
1st mortgage 27/uS"4980--i-ti^___-_4----- -May-Nov
1st mortgage
(
'
Mar-Sept
1971
70%
mtge
First
89%
1st
.;
:
107
.
A'<A
■
1
30
107
69%
•
10
79%
91%
107
Jan-July
78
86
series A
Adirond'k
gold
mortgage
1st
78
*75
91%
'124% 126%
125
•Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022—May
76
82%
82%
-Ap/ii-oct
mortgage 2%s- 1980—_-4_--r- _Mar-NoV
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
u
4:'
,-Feb-Aug
A.
1st mortgage 2 'As 19*75——a
—
First
.
1st
104'A
177%
84'A
86
debs
1977__:___Jan-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
Louis-San Francisco Ry
73
St
1974—. .Mar-SepZ
2%s 1975——
St
98%
10
*77%
.
mortgage
first
Edison
Ohio
1996
debentures
3'As
Lawrence &
Second
79
80
120%
75
"
Mar-Sept
1969:
J
*100
96%
78%
74%
74%
Mar-Sept
-
conv
conv
106
.
156
153
1984— .June-Dec
Telephone 2%s
—
series
3'As
5'As
6'As
103
80
-Jan-July
1979——.
conv
Bell
Northwestern
mortgage
Rohr
Royal
:
*78iA
1977—————
104
104% 104%
104%
serial D
General
83%
81
82
967A
4'As
-78 'A
96%
82
*78
'
75
—
99
89%
85 Va
—
—
Continued
on
page
91%
34
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.f.ni.WW,t ■••!
Commercial and
The
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
.
V
American Stock
WEEKLY AND
complete report of the transactions
week beginning Monday, JanNl,
5. It is compiled from the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a
the American Stock Exchange for the
In the
on
Jan.
ending Friday,
and
YEARLY RECORD
stock
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during tije current year.
Week Ending Jan. 5.
^
Exchange itself and
bond in which any
Stock
or
Range for
Week's
STOCKS
>
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
2%
Petroleum Corp claaa
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Aberdeen
Class
A
11%
2H
common
Inc
Engineering Co—
Properties Inc
All American
8% May
77%
3,000
50%
Jan
93%
6y8
7%
5%
Dec
10% May
10%
11%
11,400
4,000
8s/a
Nov
Dec
74
Paper
85 %
Sep
83 %
Apr
30%
30%
600
22%
Jan
Jan
84%
Feb
5
Feb
9%
Jun
7%
7
7%
8
sy4
•7%
8%
6%
25,600
Oil
5,600
4y2
Jan
10%
Jan
17%
8%
9%
14 y4
6,300
16 %
17 y4
1,600
5%
800
4 5/a
Dec
12%
Feb
800
76%
Jan
83%
Apr
5%
13,000
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
33/a
3,400
65%
200
55
Jan
82
15%
400
13%
Dec
273/4
Apr
5%
Dec
12 3/a
Dec
1,700
2%
Dec
7,800
1,000
7%
Jan
26 %
Jan
44%
Dec
Jan
8 3/a
Apr
IftC
1
American-Internatl Aluminum
-—25o
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
15,500
3
2%
3%
3,300
•3%
4%
4%
American
American
American
American
American
class
Oil Co
—
5'/2
5%
4,100
15%
157/a
3,000
10%
4%
900
4%
Pools
class
Electronics
"
American
4,500
6U0
deposit
rets
regular.
Associated
Inc
;
863/4 May
7% May
Feb
15%
16%
3,800
9%
Jan
420
89 y4
Jan
35% May
95 y4 Mar
8%
Feb
24% May;
X94
...96...,
10%
11%'a-':
It; 10%
38%
39
1
40 y2
:
2,100
2%
75,
99%
-2%
6%
Jan
17/b
Jan
2%
Noy
4%
Dec
Jan
5 Va
%
iy8
50,400
*
...
'4 y4
-
2y4;.;
i.i',2
7y8
6%
3,200
3,800
•
24,200
%/
■
,
3,400
3%
1A
Oct
6% Mar
Oct
2%
Jan
,5%
Feb
4%
Oct
4%
Oct
8%
Jan
18
28%
3,500
50c
197/s
1,200
15%
19%
Canal-Ranuolph
Jan
10%
_•
1,000
49% July
59V4
.1
30%
29%
32%;.
4,000
30 y8
'
"
/
iy4
lVa
1 'A
1,700
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
.10 peso*
Corp option warrants..
IIIII
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas
Atlas
Devices
Audio
Inc
Avlen
9,300
5%
1%
iy4
i%
9,500
iy8
Nov
17%
17 y8
5,600
1%
3,300
21%
11%
11%
12%
3,100
12 y4
11
12%
4,200
5%
A
5%
5%
300
12%
11%
13%
2,700
"
18%
Central
Feb
13%
Apr
Dec
6%
10
Jun
21%
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
9y8
Jan
7
preferred
Securities
Banco
de
los
Banff
Oil
Corp
1,100
14
Jan
24%
American
Ltd..
Andes
1,600
42
Jan
59%
Industries
Banner
BarChris
Barnes
83A
9A
21
20
11,000
1,250
418
Jan
14 % Mar
9%
Engineering
BOO
8%
7s/8
13%
125/a
5%
-
•
;
8%
14
5%
2,600
6%
Oct
11 Va
Oct
21 y2
2,900
33/8
Jan
4%
—
Sep
6
July
8%
93/a
3,300
Aug
11
103/4
12 3/a
14,500
10%
Dec
26 Vb
15%
16%
7,400
15 3/a
Dec
17%
1%
%
9,700
6
Jan
Oil Corp
Bay view
6%
Bearings
Beck
Bell
(AS)
Telephone
of
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
Eerkshlre
Frocks
Bickford's
Blrdsboro
Corp
,„
Inc..—
Apr
Dec
Jan
Bohack
5%%
Inc.
1,600
3% Mar
6
May
14%
28%
22%
Xl3%
28
14%
900
28 %
1,350
12%Nov
21%
Apr
Aug
17%
Oct
32%
Nov
5%
5%
.5%
1,700
3%
Jan
8% Mar
3%
3%
*2,300
3%
Feb
7% May
41%
41%
43%
Jan
49
Nov
..100
99%
99
99 V2
130
95%
Jan
102
May
5%
2,300
4%
Dec
Co common— I]
1
see page
34.
4%
1,900
28
5%
Dec
73/a
10
r
.12%
Jan
l.V
Jlin
2,500
Jan
93/4
Jun
ll'/u
Jan
3,200
"33/4
500
114%
600
65
•10
102
-1,200
v
22 Va
'
93/4
Feb
/
Nov
243/4
Jun
38 Va
Jan
1343/4
*
IJan
Nov
105 % Aug
y2 ' Apr
,
Nov
63/8 May
3% Nov !
6,700
*12
oep
15 Vb
.
7% JUlv'
.
"•
.
*1'
.
Dec
-
6%
1,300
5%
Jan-
7* 115/a Apr
14%
U- 300
133/a
Jan
173/a May
6%
5,200
5
Jan
9
.1%'" 1%
8,400
l'/a
Jan
3
83%
50
6 3/8
6%
14 y2
1
Sep
Jan"
-
%
Jun
75/8;May
3/a
21
109*
May
18 Vb
5%
5,500
-2VB
Feb
lA' Apr
7% May
2,600
.
133/a
""33/4
July
733,4. Jan
15%
Jan
19%-,-
■
5%
1%
.65
83 '
•
■
May
Apr
Nov
72%
.Jan
83% Mar
79% Oct
:
Oct
Oil
III
Controller
Manufacturing
; 223/4
Club
223A
1%
1%
Aluminum
Coastal Caribbean
,
feohu
?'
Electronics
Colonial
of
Corp
16,100
22%
10 Vb
4
lO'/s
16
-•
.
x
7
%
Dec
1% Jan
,
12
41,000
31
J 34%
5,700
22 Va
203/s
20
■/ 20%
2,200
133/s
I
Jan
4%
Dec
Jan
503/4
Nov
23%
Jun
8,200
5,300
5%
.
•
%
8%
1,800 ~
•
12
1,100
1%
53/a
5,300
9%
%
19,800
3%
~Iy4
■-
-
;9V2
;
.
2
10%
;
:
6
1
.
2
.
2%
U
10%,
25%
-•253/4
8 Vb
'
83/8
2% Mar
63/4
Nov
Dec
11% May
Jan
Dec
2%
Apr
May
23/a
Jan
10
9y4
Dec
133/s. Feb;
5'%
Feb
200
,
%
100
2,700
Jan
6 3/4
7,900
8,700
8%
Feb
403/4 Mar
Apr
273/4.May
Dec
13
2,400
•"
85A
28% May
Oct
1
Nov
93/4 May
Dec
1,000'-*
;;
15%
15;"
-
6%
2,100
4%'
10
•
6
15.'
;
4y8
-.9%
19% May
,
-Jan
.7
•
'
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.
3/4
"
9 y2
Jan
Jun
20
1,500
1,900
5%
24y8
3/8
Jan
83/4
33/4
;
3,300
6%
.
5%"
5%
•
6
6
23
23%
4/4
Jan
3/4
293/4
12%
.
11%
j
2,000
15%
Royalty
Nov
27% May
Jan
25,700
12%
1
—20c.
35%
Oct
3%
V
11%
Ltd—*
16 % May
44%
3%
"r6.::;
1.
Apr
16%
3an
43
3%
ny8
.
May
Oct
Nov
8
100,
83/8
14%
Inc„j._——.—i—1
v
7%
——10
Cooper*Jarrett
Oct
Jan
ext to '65_1
Consolidated
Oct
19%
Sep
Compudyne Corporation———25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—-—50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp..—
_10c
Pacific Ltd--
18%
2%
43 y8
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
143/4 May
33 y2
_5
Inc—_10c
Apr
Jan
38,500
10%
83/8
7
i
?
22 3/a May
Jan
7
_
Co_'_——-tx._j.-l
21V* Mar.,
Feb
33/4
21,900
1
85/8
1
10% May
20
..
4% May
4% I; 4%
;
57% May
-
1,600
.'
;„
Sep
200
4%-
>
'M
4 '!
Apr
Mar
1234 juiy
100
56,800
15%
Metals Co
350
153/8
19%
-*
:——50c
8%
12%
Dec
,.Jan
7,100
153/8
Oils vtc——10o
America
12
173/8
%
15 '
—
143/4
2,600
•
10%
12%
Sep
63/4 Mar
600
1,400
133/4?
9
24
1,800
8
12
& Stone
Colonial Sand
31
16%
i3y2
*
9%
/ 3% Jan
;
,
Apr
35/e May
Jan
27%
;
253/B
..,
Dec
13 %:
60c
1
•
Jan
4s/a
16
,
217/8
.3/4
riey2
.7%
7%
200
•
.
1A May
15% May
653/4 May
Jan
NOV
2,200
,
19%
16 3/8
18%
Inc_—
Jan
Nov :
42 >/4
t
5,200
26 Vb
263/8
1
:
-10
Manufacturing—4
^Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co—
%
•
11%
.
r
5,300
18 %
;•
Co—
j——
.v
Dec
Apr
8%
17%'
18%
Co—---—-_lr
Products Co—
1,100
9,200
Apr.
9
19%
8y8
8'%
17 %
9%
Clopay Corporation
/,
4,000
M
18
11%
56%
Corporation——
Clayton & Lambert
Cletrac Corp.-,
1
1
11%
54%
"l%
1!
Co_—
Jan
*
——lo
1
25c
—
10c
Corp
Cable
14 Vb
'
1
■
1*6
11%
1
——10c
Inc-—
V
-
14%
55
Corp————J—*
Corp—
,13
14
——;——1"
Oil Co Ltd—j.—
8%
8%
Oil—j:———-*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc———
1
Construction Products class A.x.——1 .J
Continental Aviation & Engineering!-1
Continental Commercial Corp——1\
Continental Connector Corp cl A_—50c
Continental Materials "Corp——10c_v
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co_-!——,_-20
New common wi———————15
20% May
12 % Aug
•
•
,
4% Jan
19'.,
6
Nov
Jan
73/8
-
600
-v-
Jan
6%
"
'
5 3/4 July
267
Jan
318
11,600
12 y4
■
147/a
56%
Dec
;
■'
29 %f Apr
Oct
4i7e
'
Jan
Nov
.
July;
% Oct"
123/419 • *
.
55%
6
7--
'
,
14,900
..
104% 104 y2
55l/4
9%
y8;
12
-
7,400
8%
53/4
12 y8
.6,000
22,900
133/a
4%
*""12
55%
6,000
8
12a/8
5%
109
New
3%
Chica
.
Oil & Gas Inc
2,500
Jun
215/s Mar
:
Consolidated
9=
8%
19
Consolidated
2,000
'
,7^
12%
~7%
Sep
11%
: ^6%
Oct
10 34 May
j,
July
19 ' j;
Nov
12%
4%
Jan?
2i78
87,900
,
Dec
Feb
Nov-
39% Aug
Jan;,
4%
12%
17%
io y8
5A
•
20%
3
footnotes,
*•
Jan
9%
: 312
12
7 138
Jan
4
prior preferred
Oil Corp
-
8
10%
2%
~~18
•
9%
12
32 Vb
11
4,100
9%
50
.
'
5,900
10%
;
12,800
7%
312
-
17%
12
51/
60'
Sep
214 July i
25
22
48
47%; Jan :
.
25.y.iOct >*
16%
1.000
{
55 y4
150
38%
612
Dec
27J/4* Dec
;
65
-
19%
1
Corp
(H C)
38%
7y8
16%
1
Inc
For
~4
Apr
50%
;
21
...1
Blauner's
Bolsa
~37/a
10%
Sep
6V2
Nov
Jan
Jan
57%
22 Vb
Jan :;
18%
100
...
10,100
19%
U
50%
133/4
2,900
.
Nov
17
6%
/
.
63 J/4
.
133/s
16%
9,600
—/ ;
24%
63 y4
■
4,900
213/4 /■/
.
23%
-
Dec
v
3y4 May
2% Apr
203/4
1
63 %
12y8
Commercial
1%
i
Nov
Community Discount Centers
Community Public Service
1 %
Dec
103/4
Apr
1%
Apr*
203/4
"
Jan
Apr
Jan
35 %
-
'
57/a
49%
Jan
Jan'Oct
13
900
29%
1%
._1
Jan
173/0 May
33/s Mby
Nov.,
Jan
5%
.50c
..
.
28
Sep
700
24
1
Inc
%
.
Dec '
32%
15
29,100
.250
,10y4
4,000
28
.-.17%
.
203/4
1
Canada
3,000
18%
6y^ Jan;
43
29
.50c
29%
I
Jan
Xs.
600
Jan
1,700
2%
.
1%
12,000
••v-
Jan
1,600
1%
Ties.
Shoe Corp
1,300
%
■
23
19%
.7.50
Inc
Beau-Brummel
>1%
434 May
>14% Sep
Jan
Nov
26%
30 %
..25C
common
convertible class A
/8%
1%
1%
93/4
'
150
18%
2
—1
Dec
1,400
40
293/8
..50C
Corp...
10%
6,100
40
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc
Baruch-Foster
Jan
23/8
40
19%
1
__1
83A
700
10
625
Clausner Hosiery
„
6% July
15%
Co
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Nov
s\
Dec
50c
Barry
Nov
1,500
Circuit Foil Corp..—
15% July
13,300
1% May
11% Nov
1%
10c
21
21%
Oct
31%
Cinerama
Dec
22% May
10c
Inc
Construction—.
Bargain Town USA Inc
Feb
Jan
Jan
23 y8
Chromalloy
Dec
shares
50c
16%
73/8
22 y2
'
Nov
57%
5%
Apr
30%
Christiana
Mar
21%
8%
Dec
10'/a
11%
73/4
17%
Corp—
——5
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2"
Chicago Rivet & Machine-—
2
Chief Consolidated Mining—_——
-1
7'/a May
56%
20
Sep
*
300
2,200
•
103/8
28/
; * Cherry-Burrell
29% May
20%
•
lc
....
—
Convertible
Baldwin
1
%
3
22%
Charier
Jan
Chemical—
Baldwin-Montrose
Common
1
6
36
"•
1
Apr
30 %
Clark
....
>■
Jan
Jan
'
(25y4 Nov
7% May
'
common-——1-.'*'
Clary
Inc
Oct
16% Aug
26% Nov
convertible preferred.*
$1.50 convertible preferred
•
Century Electric Co—————
10*
Century Geophysical Corp
1
Chamberlin Co of America
—2.50
Clarostat
Industries
Apr
v
'
$1.40 series B
Clark
Baiter
3«/4
11:*
3.50% pi*ef—100
Power & Light 4% pfd——100
Central Securities Corp
Dec
6%
Nov
57
Bailey & Selburn Oil As Gas class A
8%
?
-
Jan
123/8
Central Maine Pbwer
9% May
2% May
20%
Corp
6®/8
2%
^
1
corp——
Central Hadley Corp———
Apr
43%
Dec
4%
1
__1
100
Collieries
2
,
13 % May
6,100
23%
1
preferred
3%
Jan
18%
2%
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
7 y4
1
non-cum
class
6%
6%
22%
Steel Products Inc comA
Non-voting
*
2,500
-
163/a
%
■Oo_.;_——:—3
Castle (A M) & Co—1
.——10;
Catalin Corp of America
:
1
*
2y4
Corp
Aug
Aug
22 y4
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic
1
1
Inc
Plastics
Aurora
2%
—lOo
Centers Inc
Sewing
Dec
liy2*Jan
2,500
173/s
163/8
73A
(J W)
Carter
37% July
gp
Co—
Sugar...
Feb
Nov *-
7 Vb
4,700
15 Vb
16%
•
International Corp-j.iii.__—1 Capital Cities Broadcasting
1
Capital City Products——
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
1
Carnation Co
'
—i—5.50.
'Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred.*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Apr
Feb
13,600
Corp
>
53/s
143/8
10%
pxu.—io
Dec
5%
Line
Jun
-
12% July
133/a Jan i'
1,800
•
.".Canaveral
Dec
Nov
51%
Golfo
10 Vb
liy8
--
4b/8
"
1,700
?
353/8
93/4
Williston Minerals——.—6c?.
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
1
34% May
14 y8
19%
18'A
Jan
9%
is
25%
19%
4%
del
/
323/4
"2%
Canadian
Dec
25%
pariiu
Liu
Canadian* petrotina
Apr
iy8
51 %
Coast
5
'
16%
Ltd—.—2.50,.
*
/
i.
—
1
Industrial Gas
Marconi
Canadian
Apr
5%
Atlantlca
Apr
"39 V2
Dec
Dec
-1,300
16%
•
10% July
%
4%
v-4
Canadian
6y8 Mar
1,400
1,100
•,
51%
Atlantic Research
*7%
5
Insurance——
Canadian Javelin Ltd—
Aug
20%
4
4,'.
"
Dec
36
'
44% Apr
300
,
3%
la
Jan
Jun
10,500
3 '
3%
35
92
16,000
I'-'!
32 %
31 %
31%
5
V
-
99% 100
-
:•
23%
73/8
25
143/s
Machine
Camden Fire
Apr
Jan
18%
-
5%
3%
*-•
*
-Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd1
Canada Bread Co., Ltd—
* •
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—:
•}
6%%
preference.
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd Vtc.l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co—
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd—
1
.
>"17% May
Chemical Industrial Product«..10c
Atlantic
Avis
Jan
10c
„
21
May
32% May
45%
71
—£1-
Associated Testing Labs..
,
7 133/4 July
,!
/. 3 Vb Dec
,
Apr
5,300
x94
•
Dec
2y4
^1
$3.00 preferred——
50
/'■•
$2.50 pfeferreth-oiT
£—
00^—50>
-6%
preferred"—^/—i—
50 /
CalVan Consol Oil & Gas Co_ ——1 i*
May1'1
2,200
Stationers Supply...
Gas
.
%
5%
-1
of America
lc
C0__
__
Oil
>'/;
Oct,
v
-7. 3%
Jan
5%
1
Laundries
Apr
X62%
15%
rl
.22%
53/s
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd^
California Electric Power common
'
5%
1
40c
„
Mar
6
"
x62%
1- v./ 2% <->
__4 >:;• 3%.
-
-
Associated
Astrex
Jan ;
Jan
3%
*
Associated
AtcO
5%
11%
Associated Food Stores Ino
&
Dec
12 %
10%
v
Industries—
Electric
Associated
15%
1,400
2,200
x3y8
—S
pfd__100
Corp Ltd--.
Oil
1,000
8%
20c
1
A
Inc
Electronics
16%
17%
preferred
.convertible
Arrow
Asamera
Jan
7%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co com—
35c
3/4
16%
warrants
Co.
&
Armour
2
16
26c
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co-.
2.50
/Arkansas Power & Light 4.72# pfd-100
Arco
30
400
16 y4
Inc
36
200
3,100
176
4.75
I// ivi?
shs_3.4S
1
V
Jan
4%
%
3
"%
,
23% May
3%
33
<
32
q:
33
Mar
"
May
43/4
Jan
16%
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%#
/
Jan
4%
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
6
Sep ;'•••
5%
Corp.
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'
3
4%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
Anthony
43
.20o
Anchor Post Products.
Andrea Radio
42%
15%
1
A
Mines Ltd.
Anacon Lead
4%
42 %
50o
Manufacturing Co
12.50
Petrofina Inc class A
1
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
Thread 5% preferred
B
Writing Paper
——B
Ino
MARC
American
Amurex
3 >;
£1
shares
;
Apr
10
.
Jan
2%
.
Jan
16%
5
7%
American
..
73^ Mar
Nov
5%
64%
16
€
Jan
363/a
307/8
7,600
233/4
34
preferred———"-
serial
Apr
Jan
29% July
11,600
22 Vb
10
Co——-1
Bunker Hill
(The) Company—2.50 ;
Burma Mines Ltd—
.»
''..11
American dep rets ord shares—3c 6d ;
Burnell & Co Inc.——.1.—-—25c /•
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
__._j._1,,
Burry Biscuit Corp—
———12 %o >
Butler's Shoe Corp.—
-1
6%
34%
40%
3 A
21,200
83/4
y4
24 y4
66%c "
—
"412
103A
9%
7%
:——-—*
S F Company——:
5% May
9% May
Jan-
2
10,700
13% -13 s/8
4%
13
Co Inc.——
Buell Die &
Dec
9,000
5%
5%
Electronics
13%
6%
ey4
American
Dec
10
Feb
July
28
•
Budget Finance Plan common—„50c
60c convertible preferred
--9
17% Aug
Dec
10%
5
78%
7
Systems Inc
Business
!
B
Jun
N6v
48
•
'
Co—1
,
1
Rubber
(E L)
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
i
Apr
16%
Oct
Mar
8
14 3%
Bruce
Apr,
79%
10
10
79%
65
American
.
8%
1,300
12%
Brown
3%
.•
''
4 Vb Jan
8 A
10
preferred——.——
t
5
313/4May.:-.
2,700
-
36
:
Jan
Dec
30
-
21,900 "
v
143A :15%
15 Vb
V
common—*———30c
B
35 y4
35 y4
25c ;
Company——J
———1
Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
-
Class
4%
Jan
8y8
100
"
1
——
10 y4
14 %
15%
/
8% May
'
~5%
20
*
Co
Jan
Dec
14 %
9%
.1
Corp
Beverage
Book
3y4
~5%
6%
American
Sep
Apr
14%
$3.78 pfd-100
Corp—*—_
1
American
Jun
11%
~5%
Inc
Ambassador
15%
2IJ
2$j'
••
33% May
12 Va May
•
2%
250
--
-
*
Nov*r'
34%
-
1,300
:
33
33
Dec
1%
~
600
150
33
32%
-
2%
1,800
"16,500
6%
6%
6y8
33
£1
Amer dep rets ord reg—
Instrument Co Inc.
9% May
Jan
6%
22,400
5%
,%
21% Mar
-Nov
43/4
8,000
-
45
—■3%
'3
32%
/
Co Ltd—
British Petroleum
Brown
Sep
7V4
Aluminum Co of America
rets ord registered——£1
Power—
:
*
Brown
6
43
-
3%
2%
-
•
,
3
•
6
16
8/0
British Columbia
Feb
70
Jan
4%
11,000
6%
Jan
145
Brooks
2,100
7%
7%
.lOo
rets ord
dep
34% Aug
5%
dep
Amer
87% Aug
1,300
2%
900
_£1
bearer.—
Amer
Apr
3%
10
50
67
BOe
Corp
Rainwear
5%
Jan
1,000
87'%
5%
'
103/4 Oct
4,300
...
Tobacdo—
British American
28% May
79
Corp
Unlimited Inc—
Oct
12%
86
5%
5%
Corp
•
~5%
10
Control Co Inc_
Sep
87 %
13 %
Allied
Almar
23 y8 May
Feb
153/s
18%
■
18% Mar
Jan
30%
aim.
10c
1
preferred
convertible
Allied
Alsco
Sep
8%
3y8
86
Alleghany Corp warrants
——
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common
1
Alloys
12 y4
87%
——100
—I
preferred
5%%
100
8,300
4,400
.1, HiSh
Low,;
13%
17%
"
1
—
Range for Year 1961
High
13%
of America-^—10c
/"Brad Foote Gear Works Inc_
:—20c
I Brandywine Raceway Assn./.
—.1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—* ~
Breeze
Corp
•'
1 •
Bridgeport Gas Co——
:
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co-!——
1 *
Britalta Petroleums Ltd—..—Lt.——1 *
British American Oil Co—
* ;
Apr
4%
Inc
Bowling
Shares
18»/2
__1.50
Chemical Co Inc
Bourjols
; Apr
4%
'
15 %
~3% ~4
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American
'*<0
Oct
? 20
Jan
2%
4%
Shoe Stori
Southern
00
Alabama Power 4.20# preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
—10
'
7%
1,400
17%
Great
All-State
2,600
13%
10%
Investment & Discount Inc.
Airlines
12% :
3%
13
v7
Manufacturing Co.
5%
Feb
2%
75%
Aerosol Techniques Inc.
Alaska
1%
4%
—1
Aerojet-General Corp—
Alabama
9,500
Apr
3% Apr
13
.100
Admiral
Aid
12y4
Borne
.v / .4
Nov
ii%
2% V
Acme
Agnew Surpass
2%
14%
:
Precision Products
Wire Co
Plastics Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Inc.
Acme
Aeronca
I I,
1,600
2%
2 %
.2%
Low
Par
High
Low
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1961
High
Low
for Week
1 Last
STOCKS'
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
>; American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Friday
Friday
.
3%
Oct/
18% Mar
54 / Nov *
;
6'/a
Oct
9% jSIar
Number 6123
195
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(139)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range fc>r Week Ended January 5)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
\
(H) Distilling Ltd cl
Class B non-voting—T
Inc—
Coro
Cott
A
class
preferred
Bottling Co
Courtaulds Ltd—
V
•
19%
8%
9%
7,000
6
Jan
9%
9%
2,100
6%
Oct
''"5
Co
Tobacco
Cuban
■
D
preferred.
Davidson Brothers Inc
5%
50c
5
—-—100
-•—
stock—
Dixilyn
•Dixon
8
15% Mar
?15% Mar
7%
; 7%
11
10%
10Va
12%
5l/2
4%
5%
5
5%
.
7%
••
ft
t/
■
5%
ll1''4
2%
4%
3,900
5,200
200
V
2%
>•;
f
vf
6,700
14%
Jan
Jan
-
,
14%
15%
6,600
13%
13%
..
-.
4
3%
3 /»
(The) Co—_—
;
Durham Hosiery class B common-——*
57 Y
>
20%
.
> /.
Apr
>
Harn
Harnischfeger Corp
May Y
4 i\i
A 3% Oct
6Vb
Nov
Apr
8% May
Electric
Hartford
Eastern
Can
Eastern
Company
Eastern
Freightways Inc.;
States Corp common—
Eastern
Jan
37%
Apr
Havana
Jan
;-8%
Apr
Hazel
-
2%
'
13,000
7%
20 % May
Jan
5%
45 %
preferred series A———*■—.—--*■ .
—.
preferred series B...J——-—*
Yi-*7"
Edo Corporation—1»-*——1 ft, 21%
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd
+——-1 \Y
1ft
*—-—1
20%
53%
Jan
Jan
180
,Jan
171
1
:
: ' 1%
12%
19%
8,600
20%
18%
Communications—
—1 Yi:.,:18%
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c L ft 9%
Electronic Specialty Co—.
50c
28%
Electronic & Missile Facilities—25c t v 8 Via ^
Electronics Corp o,f America——
1
8%
El-Tronics Inc———•J———*
4%
Emenee
Corp -—
i".
—1 '
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Emerton Inc \vi_.
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27,500
29 %
23
Jan
26%
1,200
11
8%
Jan
4%
100
•'
12
11 Vu
•28%
6Va
900
28%
v
Apr
7%
12% Mar
Oct
2,900
5iij
5%
28%
v
Dec
11%
2,350
•v-11
Oct
47/a
Nov
39%
Jan
1%
Genung's Incorporated
Apr
32% July
14% Mar
Jan
'-'4%
.
68,200
20%
Dec
12
1 v
103%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
95%
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Giannini
Controls Corp^
—50c t ."26% i r 26%
Giant Foods Inc.,com class A n-v
1
33%
, 33%
10%
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd—:
1 ;
10y* V
15%
Gilbert-(A C) Co..
* ' -15%
15
Gilchrist
Co
*
14%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
4c
14%
20%
Glenmore Distilleries class B
1
20%
28%
Globe
Security Systems, Inc
•
29%
29%
Globe Union Co Inc——
5 •
29%
2%
Gobel (Adolf) Inc
1
2%
;
8% Mar
Sep
6%
A-: 800
10%
9%
5%
15%
—32.50 i/Y —
1 Y 8
Corp—
Jun
Sep
,
Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation—
34%
8.A Sep :
4,500
;
-
6 %
Drilling & Exploration Co————_—1
Driver Harris CoJ——1-Y—5
Test
Jan
£>ec
400
12%
11%
10%
18
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5%
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8%
4,400
u
4%
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28 /a
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19%
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100
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33%
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3,400
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1,600
1,300
11%
2%
7%
14%
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1
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dep
17%
35%
( 2%
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•
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Brewery Ltd—
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..6%
12%
9%
—*
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
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Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
:
7.50
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7
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Steel & Coal ord stock
American
4%
19%
Bridge Co Ltd—_—
Dow
Dec
19% Sep'
19
Dominion
Draper
Dec
10%
Jan
-
Dominion
S2
4%
Jan
26%
,,
Corp class A conv——.
Chemical & Research————1
Dome Petroleum
Dec
•i
.American
:
6%
6%
.
Nov
2%
11%
reg—
;
Builders
—-
16%
34%
98%
100
1
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
11%
6%
10
Corp—
General
200
>4%
High
16%
—*
common
General
2,600
25 %
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dep rets ord
Apr
8%
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16
8 %>*.-
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6%
3% May
17%
3
8%
■
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Supermkts com—10c
Quality
1st preferred
Co Ltd—
Amer
10% May
25c
Co Inc 1
—
Products Engineering
Distillers
Diyersey
Nov
—-—1
1
1
Ltd
Oils
Devon-Palmer
7%
2,300
3,500
Y 10
Manufacturing
Industrial Products
Dilbert's
7%
318
...
•-
Gasket &
Detroit
6%
19 '/a
20
1
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Productions Inc—
Dielectric
42%
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pref—
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inc cl A com—20c
class A
Mfg
debenture
Detroit
Jan
26%
.
;
—-10c
Stores
Desllu
29%
8%
Low
35 Va
1 A
—
Co
Power
preferred.—
Getlman Mfg Co
General Acceptance "wts"..
General Alloys Co
1
Y-;
-■*
—
Mines Inc—
Dayco Corp class A
D C Transit System
8 %
7,400
*50c
Crystal Dairies——
Dennison
40%
Y.Y'Y •■•<••
-V
Daryl Industries Inc—
——.—50c
Stores Corp common
2.50
Dejay
38%
—
Davega
Day
Jan
6%
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1%
4 %
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*
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B
>
3%
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Class
Dec '
2,300
Inc
5%
Dec
5,400
16%
Cubic
Garan
Gatineau
Apr
2%
:.
25c
—10c
—
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Crystal
9%
10
:518
,
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Oct
4%
■
6%
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CO——_———l,>t
Petroleum (Md)——5
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20%
39
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Central
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t"
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16%
2
receipts (ord reg)—£1Inc (Del)—50c
Creole
Petroleum Corp—_
——5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp—
1
Crowley
Nov
14%
100
9..
.
Carrier Industries
Crose
17%
26% Nov
13
200
——
American dep
Crane
Apr
Jan
Jan
200
21%
20%
15%
'
Low
Shares
Jun
9%
l-5"
of New England—1
Cott
17%
20%
20%
1
.—...
Corp
Beverage
18% Aug
Feb
20%
16%
—*
—
Jan
15%
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
15%
■■
$1
Low
Safes
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1961
Shares
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
A voting—*
& Reynolds common—
Corroon
*
:
High
Low
Par
Corby
Sales
for Week
Range
Dec
'ft Jan
Va
Dec
Sep
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
(143)
32
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
AMERICAN
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Low
Par
Industries
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jetronic
22'A
1,000
1
21'A
21'A
1
.5%
5%
6(4
6,200
4%
Nov"...
10c
Construction Co—
Inc
Jefferson
4%
4%
4(4
3,600
3%
Nov
Mt
7%
Dec
Mount
Dec
.:
10% May
Shares
Range for Year 1961
Low
High
Apr
4
1
3%
3%
600
3%
4%
4%
600-
3%
Feb.
17%
17%
—12.50
32%
32%
33%
class A_—1
13%
12% -13%
—
Videotromcs1 class
MPO
__2.50
14%
-10,400*
*
-
12%
14
1
A
14
115(4- Dec
*
2,000
—4 V
Kaltman (D) & Company
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4% %
pfd—100 ,
Katz Drug Company
1
Kavanau Corp
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
25c
Kawneer Co (Del)
5
Corp
\
—
Kilembe
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Company
Kingsford
Products
Kirby Petroleum Co.
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
:
Kirklpmd Minerals Corp Ltd
Kingston
8%
Klein
Klion
Kostin
Sep
18
Jan
31
200
1%
114
2'A
3
14 A
-23
1%
class
Corp
1,300
10%
2
'
'
1,000
1(4
1(4
700
2
2 (4
14,200
A
3(4
6(4
7
2%
7. jit
Jan
.
1,400
,
6
Oct
'39(4
"s
Oct
,
Sep,;;
11%
Jan
Apr
4% May
Nat
2'A
Jan
4
15(4
2,900
9%
10,100
16'A
3,500
ft
Feb
ft
1,400
6%
Dec
26(4
28%
11,700
12'A
Jan
39%
39%
100
21(4
Jan
9,900
3%
•Y 100
21 'A
24
14
26'A
27(4
2%
Jail,
9,100
,9%
10%
4,000
6 %
Aug
12
8%
8%
8%
1,500
4%
Jan
7%
Jan ' -
12% Aug
16% May
3%
Dec J
National
Casket
National
Apr
7%
8
5%
Equipment
Petroleum
Nov
1,300
8%
4
9,700
4%
A.
:
1,400*
27
12%
12%
'•
12%
-:
17 % May
-
12% May
.
:
Nov
38
8,200
11%
Sep
600
-
Jun
4%
:.:y
Dec
■
Dec
■
9(4
;
-2% Sep
-1,000
11%
Dec.;.:
1
14
12%
14
1
16(4
16(4
16%
2,000
Mar
31% Mar
vsi
2%
21%
32,200
2,3JO
1% Mar
25(4
22%
4,200
50t>
1,200
2
National
Steel
Ltd
Car
19%
10c
Rubber Machinery
25(4
22(4
•
.
National Research Corp
2%
20%
1
10
Inc
17%
11% Jan
2%
20'A
24%
22%
19%
Rental Ltd
Ltd
Industries
Presto
National
12% May
Jan
3%
-
'
25c
Machines
Weld
Electric
National
National
National
!
12%
4
3%
5
I
National Company Inc
3% May
Jan
(Mich)—!
Company
Mar
31%
Jan
—1
Hess
19% Mar
JuJy
12
12
1
Bellas
*
Nov
27
2
10%
Nast,
.
1
Nov
11%
Feb
18(4
20,500
2(4
—_—*—1
25c
Jan
National Brewing Co
Oct
42 %
8'A Y 9(4
24
Feb
37A
National
.'v. 8%
26'A
8%
! 7%
19,700
National Bowl-O-Mat Corp
% May
10% May
,116%
2,900
9%
Apr
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?!
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12%
8%
Jun
Jan
7%
20%
Jan
ft
7 %
11%
Dehydrat & Milling_J3
National Alfalfa
Apr
7
12
8%
Industries IncJA
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Napco
Jan
■1
1
Inc
1 (4
24 (4
23
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
5
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34%
lOo
6%
33*
200
Dec '
N
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35
Apr
11(4
7% July
4,300
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,v. V '■
4% May
Nov
1%
,
%
14%
26%
2%
—
34%
10%
-
16% May
> ' i
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•,
6(4
33'Ac
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kulka Electronics Corp—
34%
_1(D
50c
:_
Company
13% May
Dec
7
■
600
3
,
Nov
11'A
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5
7.50
1
L__!__
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:
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7
29(4
-Jan
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Nov
.1,700
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25c
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.
Jan
Nov
11 (4
Inc
Knott Hotels
23'A
56(4
11%
(I B) Rubber Co
(H L)
18(4. Oct
11(4
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
Kleinert
Muter
59%
58
58;.
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-Aug
25% Mar:
-
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4
16,200
36%
18
s
Feb
;
Apr
24(4
11%
Inc
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Kleer-Vu
36%
1,500
1,400
113A
i
Dec
Muskogee-
May,'
100
19%
1
10c
1.25
1
1
1
1
:
Aug
4% May
26(4
—1
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
Oct
19(4
2.50
Stores Inc.
(Walter) & Co
Kidde
2%
Apr
25%
26
*9%
46 %
23 A
H A
.
—
Kay Jewelry
3%
13%
Jan
46,900
9,800
10'A
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8%
04(4
9(4
9%
'3!A
5%
1
Mfg Co———4—'Uj__5
Muskegon Piston Ring Go————2.50
Murray- Ohio
Industries
5%
5%
1
Inc—
TV
Murphy Corporation
Kaiser
Jail
24%
-
1,100
>
Muntz
Sep
4% May
19% Mar
*
j4%- Jan-'.-
100
4,300
-r
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4%
Jan
~4%
Tel
Film Laboratories
Hign
15%
Jan c-1
13'A
Company—
Vernon Mills Inc
Movielab
2 %
13%
Diablo
Mountain States Tel &
-
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Jan
118
13,300
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2%
2%
15C
•
!
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com—__1
Products
preferred—!!
25(4
Jan
Metal
Clemens
6%
12(4
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1961
Shares
Mt
Jeannette Glass Co
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
2%
3%
20
•
■
12(A
Jun
21% Mar
4ft May
■
31
ft
Jan
/
.
Apr
Jun
317A
.Jan
23%
Dec
20(4
Nov
17%
18
10%
Jan
:
:
Apr
'
National
National
L'Aiglon
Lafayette
Lake
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
I
Corp.
Lamson
2,200
20%
Dec
47
25'A
8,100
12 %
Jan
36 %
jun
900
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
3 %
Dec
6%
Jan
Dec
7
Jan
2-%
3
3%
'
1
'«.«• '
''
3%
800
;
800
5%.
5%
-
13%
13'A
13 %
1,000
12%
Oct
17%
20%
2,100
13%
Jan
21
4%
Oct
5
7'A
1
Corp
5%
5%
_,
Realty
Le
5%
5%
1,400
^"4%
Nov
9%
2%
97,400
1%
Nov
4
24'A
25%
160
23%
21 %
24'A
2,800 >
1
Chain
Steel
Class
5
—
21%
A
14%
9%
10%
"
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Idria
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
(The) Co
Lodge & Shipley
Park
New
Process
York
Auctipn
York
&
6%
Nov
10%
Dec
Nickel
Feb
38
Dec
Electronics
7
.1 3%
Jan
1%
Jan
■10%
Jun
30%
Nov
Preserves Inc
Louis Sherry
46(4 •Mar
Land
Louisiana
Lynch
&
5%
May
Norfolk
Canadian
Mines.
Lead
Co__
Oils
Jun
23%
Nov
60 %
Jan
79%
Dec
Northern
27%
1,000
16
Jun
32%
Aug
North
28%
350
25%
Jan
31% May
Nova
Nuclear
10c
26
26
128%
..2.50
;1
9
—2
Corp
-
9% V
8%
42(4
8'/8
1,200
2Mi May
!
19%
Jan
8% Jan-
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38%
Dec
57
Aug
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47
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1,300.
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-
:
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Dec
4%
Feb
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6
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25
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Airlines
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Normeast
16%
75
—
North
Dec
4,200
23
74%
Railway
Royalties
2,200
22
74%
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35(4
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13,400
8,100
36
3,700
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North
22
1%
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V
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1
134
42%
mi:
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—
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&
1(4
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6,300
4
2%
2%
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2
-
July
2% May
71/8
Dec
6
4,100
6%
30c
Exploration
(The)
Luiikenheimer
35%
5%
1
10
Silver
Friday
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—
Gas Service
Louisiana
13
32%
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57%
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.
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25%
11%
20% Majr
6,400
ft-
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Apr
Dec
33%
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28
Jail
-
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Noma Lites lnc__
1
600
12%
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bep
13%
Jan
16%
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1%
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19
Nov
! 39 %
1%
135(4
-
Dec
9%
13%
9,100
21,500
-
34
11%
.0.
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1,400
2,000
10,300
49(4 51%
18
1
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New
■
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4% May
'2,600
' 7-'v'.-'
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Apr
4
4'
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16%
1%
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Dec
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26'A May
8%
,
18.?' -19
49%
lftft
25c
Jun
200
32%
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
17%
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Arizona
&
New
North
Loral
:;18%
Co
Zinc
Jan '*
2,200
4
1%
Chem
&
Feb
18
200
l'A
1%
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7%
'
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Watch
&
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May
22% May
■
5%
Jail
2,800
20
Tel
Tel &
Clock
4%
83,500
35
34 »A
——
34
Nov
Dec
2%
2%
2%
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11
11
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.
1
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5,500
11%
13'A
13%
1
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200
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Kessler & Bartlett—
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England
New
Apr
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400
2
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Apr
1%
:
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20c
A
Inc
Inc
Don
Nestle-Le
May
5%
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common¬
10
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preferred
1
Lithium Corp of America Inc
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Livingston Oil Co
Locke
9
Sep
2'A
Inc
(R G)
Tourneau
Nelly
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30c
Corp__
class
Corp
14,600
1%
3%
2%
•
8% May
-25c
A
class
Motor Products
Lee
Lefcourt
5%
700
6
>.
Video
2%
3%
1
;
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8
7'A
Co
Electric
Stores
Nedicks
Dec
2,900
Union
National
Jan
19
"
Larchfield
Y"!..5
20
5
Inc
Industries
Lanston
*
10
Sessions Co
&
25'A
3
of Delaware
Lamson Corp
2 3'A
23'A
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1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
Mar
23'A
25
1
Apparel Inc
Radio Electronics
Transit
Associates
Telefilm
iNiiuional
2
Industrial
'—1
10c
Corp
of
Corp
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Amer
1%
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■
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'7%
3%
88%
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•
3
,
67% May
92% Nov
Jan
% May
Nov"*
%
6%
Feb
2%
"■/.
i;
6% May
.
Aug
,84
13,700
218 Mar
Jan
?; Oct
56%
—
200
5,400
1,900
;
%
7%
37A
3%
7,000
c
!
89
...
1 %
22,400
2%
4%
—
89
Serv
Pub
•!:
__
4%%-pfd—100
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Ind
,
4%
1
______50
Penn
„
Y:
13 Vn May,
Nov -
:
8(4 May
M
!
o
Mack Trucks
Macke
Mackey
Inc
_1
..33%c
—lc
%
73A
Dec
17%
Apr
1,500
15%
Jan
32%
Aug
27':
800
39%
Jan
39%
Apr
1 %
Jan
2%
Jun
"l%
Vending Co class A
Airlines Inc
vte_—
Petroleum Corp
Magellan
4,900
25%
9%
24%
9%
24%
26
1
warrants——
Publications Inc
MacFadden
8
1%
1%
1,40 J
•
1
%•
%
%
18,500
1% May
Jan
Mages Sporting Goods. Name chang'd to
Discount
Community
Magna
Public
Maine
—50c
Service
5%
4%
5%
7
21%
21(4
22%
*
10c
31%
31%
32%
9%
11%
3%
2,600
9%
5,100
___'.
Majestic Specialties Inc.—
;
Mallory Randall Corp
6,600
7%. Apr
Nov
19'A July
1,100
22'/a
Nov
Jau
44'A
Occidental Petroleum
Ogden
14'%
Old
'lire
Mansfield
Marconi
2.5o
Rubber—
di
39%
40%
1,900
.30!,/ir Jan
57,;
Apr
18 %
20%
3,500
•17'/a
Dec
22%
Nov
8
Jan
13
International
Communication
40c
preferred—,
39%
—__1
Maryland Cup Corp__*_—
Oil
Mead
3
Inc
Corp
Johnson
&
Merrill Island
Miami
Mining Corp Ltd—
Industries
Microwave
Midland
Oil
Midwest
Corp
preferred
conv
6
Dec
87%
6'%
Sep
11%
1%
NOV
3
122%
Jan
202%
Aug
4,900
4
Jan
7% May
Jan
31
300
.113%
400
!.
1,200
\;J.
,
Factors
Miller
4
Wold
%'4
Milo
!
Corp
Co
-
5'/a
7%
Feb
convertible preferred
3(4
2,400
11%
11%
200
107/u
Jan
13
Feb
10%
103%
ni%
1,100
8'%
Jan
14
May
36%
36'%
37'A
2,400
103%
JfoV
32
'
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
Securities—:—
Overseas
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing
Pacific
Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Tex^s
Mohawk
Airlines
Gas
5%%
Molybdenile
Molybdenum
'
4
5%
Dec
6% May
redeemable
1st
redeemable
redeemable
1st
4.36%
Pacific
Industries
19(4
Jan
23%. Feb
$4.36
27%
7,700
26
Dec
29%
14'7A
Jan
28%
Nov
Corp
(Can)
Ltd
i
Precision
Industries—J_
Power Co—
_i
preferied
;
preferred series B
4.50% pieferred series C—
Montgouiei-y Ward & Co class A
III00
6'A
Sep
22'A
*
Oct
98%
i
2,500
5%
Sep
10 3A
75
25
Sep
Apr
19%
Jun
13%
Dec
104
Aug
28%
Jan
v
6%
5,600
Jan
8'A Maj
,3% Jan
8'A May
,5
17,500
4
%
%
%
5,100
%
Jan
1%
Jun
273%
29%
7,000
27 %
Dec
45%
Apr
15%
17
3,800
16
Oct
29 7%
Apr
-3(4
Products
footnotes,
see
2 3/4
I
•
3(4
90'A
97%
6,800
2%
Nov
91(4
110
82%
300
91
Jan
!
Jan
97%
.,
6% May
*
34.
v
145%
»■'—
144 3A 14534
280
10'A
2,700
87% Aug
142'A
Oct
.
.
:V-
4% Mar
92
99
'93"
152
Sep
50%
*
—25c
page
*97%
1,200
!3%
Jun
3
16
3,600
43
Oct
Jan
3%
1,600
28%
Jan
"4%
>
3,300
27%
5(4
Jun
Dec
Aug
64% May
21 % Aug
52Jan
600
,
10% May
18% Nov
6'A May
Jan
29%
15% Jan
42%
1st
28
Dec
Pacific
Petroleums
Ltd—
&
Light 5%
pfd
100
Markets
1
ciass A
——50c
Tubes—-—-—--- *
Pall Corp class A—
—1
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Super
Paddington
,,,! 2,600,-
2 0 7/u
4 l,xC0.
24%
24%
500
22%
22%
2Q0
Corp
Page-Hersey
Pantepec Oil
(C A)
Amer shares—1
29%
Jan
27% July
.
"
Nov
May
May
Nov
68
Dec
12
May
——2
Class
B__—>—,i
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.
L
Patinb of Cnnada Ltdi—
:
_:
2
Patd Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
.1.
Peninsular Metal Products
!_—-—1
Penn
Traffic Co
2.50
Pentron Electronics Corp
:—1
Pen
Co
class
A
25%
23;,A July
Nov
Feb
Aug
24
22
Jan
23% May
16% May
2,200
6%
Feb
86%
Jan
92%
94'A
92 '/a
730
92 %
60
86%
Jan
94% Mar
97%
97%
70
91%
Jan
99%
8%
154
'
88%
9
30
154
89
.
130...
Nov
168
Jan
~
Oct
Nov
4% May
3-%
3%
4
1,400
2%
33%
35
7,500
25(4
Oct
38
Dec
49,700
9%
Oct
14%
Dec
5,800
5%
Jan
10'A
200
99%
Feb
9%
Dec
14%
14%
,15
9%
9
105
103
103
Jan
Mar
90%
Jan
84
1,250
95
34%
.
Dec
108% Mar
12%
Dec
69
Nov
9(4
9'A
9%
1,300
55'/a
55 'A
62 'A
4,400
24'A
23'A
24'A
5,100
22'A
Dec
27% Mar
51%
48%
53
1%
2,000
28%
Jan
68%
Apr
34,800
Y 13
Dec
1%
Apr
1,200
1°0
Nov
1% May
%
1
ii
%
7%
7%
10 %
10%
1,700
20'A
20(4
20%
400
20%
20
800
July
"50
100
10%
Park
Parker
Oct.
26(4 'Apr
Feb
9 l'A
9
Bol
Chemical Company
—1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
26%
2-i Vlt O Ull
24%
Nov
94'A
!;
Feb
7
.
,
4% Jan
14
Feb
12(4 Jan-
12
15%
May
Apr
28
Nov
24"%
Nov
12%
Nov
.
%
21 y4
9%
9(4
9%
2,700
7 % Jan
6%
,6%
6%
2,100
3%. Feb
2.Aug
8% Jan
■\ 6% Dec
6
AIM"
2% Jan
10% May
2iV
9,500
2,500
2 A
2%
11 'A
10%
11%
8%
8%
9%
1,000
5
5'A
8,500
5
!
32 'A May
Jan
22'A
22%
—
Power
Packer's
25%
25%
9'A
Warrants
Pacific
—1
11
1
Apr
Sep
25%
300
26
25%
preferred—25
preferred—25
Airlines.!
Bell Telep
Northern
Northwest
45 %
July
27%
-
25'A
preferred.——*
preferred
—*
Pacific
500
25%
A—25
preferred—25
l!
30%
1,800
"
25%
-i-25
—.—2
37
800
3*%
27%
'
lflo
Moody Investors Service partic pief
For
8(4
700
13%
103%
5%
-
1,300
39'%
28%
;_100
4.80%
Electro
Nov
n
4.40%
IA-oks«}
~9%
97/a May
5(4 Jan
,
,15%
l
Corp of America
Monongahcla
5,800
87%
34
6%
Jan
Jan
4%
31(4
Dec
3,200
5%
(4
3%
:
4%
31%
Inc
dividend
24%
i
'
dividend
500
23%
"ctfs"__—_/
600
3,200
6%
42%
Lighting
conv
25%
13%
28
6% 'i
1st pfd—25
$4.50 preferred—.—*
$4.40 dividend preferred
L_—_•
$4.75 dividend preferred
;
___*
Pacific
$4.75
23%
24%
~4%
:_______——-25
4.80%
May
26%
103
>
13%
25
preferred
preferred
17
21
24%
4%
com—1
1st
1st
Jan
21
Warrants
Monogram
;
RR
A
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5"M' redeemable 1st-pfd series
11(4
21
10c
3%
_______—_—8
Electric 6%
&
4,700
13%
pfd__100
Inc—
class
Products
Clay
Pacific
v
13
•
Light 5%
Company—
13%
60%
60% Mar
»Sep
13%
93%
%
127/u
140
iy
Feb
4
2 (4 Jan
j
*
1
Apr
4 ft May
14'/a Dec
%
12%
60%
20% Mar
■
50
Electronics Corp.
97
95(4
18%
2,800
18,200
7%
Jan
94%
6%
Apr
123%
13'%
7%
89%
94(4
60%
Sep
12
;
Jan
29
18%
—
Corp
4.50%
'"800
6(4
33
11%
50c
common
30%
25%
5
Corp
Rubber
Pacific
Mill
Jun
23 'A Oct
2,700
28%
__1
-1
1
Mfg
O'Sullivnn
l'A Mar
% Jail
23,(4 Jan
50c
Midwestern Financial Corp
12%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares_10s
247% Mar
21%
12
5
25%
Sep
Jan
5,900
2.50
Co
21%
Jan
8%
15 %
•
Nov
:i
5%
3
Sep
4%
31,800
Jun
.'I
12%
,_5<)c
Investment
2,000
76,400
202,100
30%
3
2,000
74,500
10%
Apr
33%
142
6
16%
25%
9%
147% Mar
1
Inc—_i
$1
-
20%
%
30%
Oct
f
1
;
Abrasive
Mid-West
6%
\ 46%
Sep
10
1
1
10
Corp—
Associates
5
10c
Michigan Sugar Co common
6'io preferred,
^
Hone
134
5
—1
Chemical Corp
Micromatlc
2%
33%
11%
10'/u
3%
1
A
class
Inc
6%
6%
.
134
—,___5
Extruders Inc__!
Miami
Michigan
18,700
4,400
;
4% May
46'A Nov
Nov
Feb
.26
1,500
12%
1
1
Metal & Thermit Corp,:
7
37%
12%
1
Co——
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
'<■
36
12%
-___50c
___
Menasco
:
36
11
warrants.
Corp
Mcorory
McCulloch
41%
•
Ltd
Industries
Maule
38%
15%
22%
10
—7
__n_
Oxford
3%
_£1
warrants
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
20,900
10%
May
Marine
Ltd
Co
Martin-Marietta
9%
Corp common
16%
22%
Oct
18%
10%
100
90c
1
preferred—
Ltd———
Oils
Town
Opelika
—50c
Inc__;—
Industries
Mansfield
4%%
Power
Okalta
Co___________-!_X,
Corp.:—!__ 20c
"ex stock dist"——.
Co
1
1
1
Corp
Ohio- Brass
Apr
Nov
25
110%
39%
Mangel Stores
Manufacturing
Ohio
Centers Inc.
Corporalion____
Oil
Oak
;
8% May
...
Number 6123
J95
Volume
.
(141)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 5)
American Stock Exchange
Boys (The)
for Week
Low
(Mass)—20* *
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
-'"in- '
uong
Island
Inc—-—-25c
81
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
24
,
——-—2.50-
Circle* Corp
Perfectv Photo
Inc
Permian
Corp
-Peruvian Oils
5
Philippiiie Long Dist Tel Co—_10 pesos —
■Industries
Phillips Screw - Co..'_w——10c
Phoenix; .Steel,Corp-(Del).——,—4
Piasecki-Aircraft
Inc—!!__!——
.
•
Co
Railways
'Pittsburgh
'
5
Polarad
Poloron
i,'•' -
•
■
*<
)'-i
;
•
Polymer
-.
Gas—
Providence
Service
Public
7
'
18%
■
-
16%
2%
;'
Soss
.Jun
103V4
Dec
South
Coast
Jan
163/4
Jun
South
Penn
8 3A
50
28%
1%
Dec
0%
Dec
1,700
•
3Vb May
771/2
Nov
Southern Materials Co Inc
Dec
11%
Nov
Sbuthern
Jan
■7V2
42%
3,000
353/8 July
143/a
2,300
11%
18
53/4
57%!
7%
8
1,800
16%
16%
17
23%
24"%
•«
89
89
72%
73%
74%
19 Va
Jan
Sep
35V2
Apr
Jan
14
Nov
89V2
Nov
Standard
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
Standard
24V2
83Va Jan
75
105
.Jan
49
500
Apr
Nov
25
22
21%
22
1,300
21 Va
21%
20%
21"%
1,700
13
Jan
24V2
17%
17%
17%
1,900
12 Va
Jan
213/4
Paint
Brands
Metals
Q
■
!
Quebec Power Co——
(' \
37
Standard
6i\ Sep
2% Jan
2,200
418
4%
415
Starrett
r'J\
/
A
Enterprises Inc—
Inc——
Ramo
__1
:'i Rapid-American Corp—.
..■
15%
16 Va
.40c
;—
17%
17%
18%,
23%
23%
24%
13
7
13
13%
America—
—-1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
1
Reda Pump Co
!.
1
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
1
(Robert)
Co—,
,
Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Republic
i
Resistoflex
Corp
Restaurant
Associates
Rico
!.
Rio
series
A
4%
4%
7%
53,900
14
Ritter
10 Va
Jan
8,900
13/8
723/4
6,400
3,900
53%
Jan
75%
Nov
11%
2,500
11 Va
Feb
143/4
Sep
22
23 V4
400
13%
Jan i
323/4
4%
5V4
13,000
V
8% Mar
3% Jan
9 V2 Mar
4% Feb
1,200
5%
-',53/4
16%
173/8
1,900
143/4
Jan
233/8
Sep
13 Va
143/8.
2,700
10%
Dec
15%
Dec
800
2%
Feb
2%
I-
3
*9%
%
4,700
Va
9i1o
5,600
'
3%
10 %
7% Jan
A
73/a
7%
43/a
•
Technical
Metals
Rogers
Amer
Field
Roosevelt
;r
Tampa
Electric
Taylor
International
Technicolor
Apr
Tel-A-Sign
13 y4
11 Va
13 V*
7,400
11
Dec
20 V*
20 V*
2iy4
700
20
Nov
42%
IIIi
•'■• 12%
11%
12 3/4
1,000
11
Feb
18 % Mar
1
Products
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Rusco
Industries
Inc
4%
1
—50c
'■
lc
—
*
—:
3%
12%
/ Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes—
:
16%
29
Dec
31
9%
1,200
81/2
Jan
12 3A
July
3
4%
29,800
1%
Jan
61/4
Nov
Texam
IIV4 Nov
14%
Nov
Texas
50c
1
12%
13 %
16,500
12 %
25,000
6
Jan
12 3/4
Oct
Texstar
6%
73/4
47,100
2 Va
Jan
71/4
Dec
Textron
4%
5
11,200
1%
Jan
73/4
300
2%
Jan
33/4 May
Jan
5
23/4
4 V4
V—
3
4%
2
200
Sep
r/'"'--..'.
Lawrence
..
Thew
May
San
Carlos
21%
4%
1,700
preferred
4.40% series preferred
5.60% series preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
series
4 Va %
,
1
18 Va
Fisher Co
Sayre &
Screen
Securities
Metaia
Corp
Seem an
Leather
Shattuck
Inc
;
—
Co
Denn
Mining—.—
Shawinigan Water & Power
V Sherwin-Williams. Co
i
•
,.
v
,<
.4%
common
preferred
Shei-wln-Williams
of Canada
America—i
Sitooney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Shoe Co
53A Jun
;/9%
600
93/4
5,300
V/a Mar
6% Feb
6
1,900
9%
5%
5%
21%
213/s
63/4
63/4
Feb
19
Jan
^Apr
4% Jan
Mar
Photolab
Town
1-Ar
17,600
2%
2»A Feb
7% May
&
of
16
4V4 May
193/4
Jun
36 Va
Apr
18
Jan
3%
Jun
9
May
4%
True
39%
35
343A
37%
4,400
20V4
223A
21
22%
1,600
20
Dec
331/2 Mar
Union
9
Jan
Stock
8%
9%
3,700
83/4
IOVB
48 % May
46
Oct
Unexcelled
Union
of
Co
5
Union
United
6,900
7% Jan
13 % May
1%
■'
11% Oct
17%
Apr
United
Canco
93/4 Mar
United
Elastic
253% Mar
Feb
36%
Nov
49
5,600
33% Jan
171/4
7,700
133/4
Aug
10,300
3%
Jan
5y4
2,700
7%
12,900
27 V* Jun
Dec
43/8
;
66
,
Apr
17%
y
Oct
6Va May
4y* Feb
9% May
31/4
9Va
Nov
1%
1,400
%
Feb
2 3/4
Jun
2%
3
1,400
23/4
Oct
4%
Apr
2
Nov
33/4 May
19% Aug
35% Nov
29
2y4
200
303/4
2%
2%
400
8
.
83/4
7,100
40%
20,600
32
,
37
34
32%
.8
,
343/8
Jan
5y»
11%
Jan
Jun
26'A Sep
45% Mar
Apr
Nov
30%
Oct
153 %
6%
600
20%
Jan
413/4 Aug
600
20%
Jan
Apr
United
37%
4,900
6%
42
Aug
8 3/4
Dec
Nov
49
Jan
8%
4% Feb
Apr
Dec
5oy8
54 3/s
5,600
25 V* May
56%
47
47
493/4
2,400
32
Apr
23%
26%
60,600
113/4
Jan
943/4 May
42% May
4%
/4%
4%
6,000
4%
4
4%
5oy8
14%
14%
153/4
11,900
4,600
12%
12%
14
21,900
:
pfd
5ya
Jan
3
Apr
3% Oct
14%
9%
Jan
31
May
12 y8
Dec
34
Mar
Feb
8%
Dec
6V4
Apr
8
!
50c
1
•
lOo
2 /
1%
8%
1,400
6%
Nov
23/4
8
3
1,100
2%
Jan
63/4
7%
4,200
63%
Dec
12% May
7%
8%
5,000
5
Feb
15% May
4% May
1%
933/4
1%
lllo
7
50o
2
16,300
1%
1
933/4
6 3/4
1%
Oct
%
Nov
4,700
'
1%
Jan
Nov
98
75
92
Jan
ll36
8,100
1
Dec
2i38
7
94
v
Apr
1,600
5% Nov
14%
Jan
16
Apr
Apr
ll3/4
113/4
12 Va
7,300
7y«
19
19
19%
900
16%
Jan
22
May
lOo
10
3
2%
3Va
31,300
1%
Feb
4
May
13%
14%
300
137/B
17% May
8% Jan
chgd to
Ltd
"
25c
1
25y4 jan
30%
Apr
Mar
413/4
Nov
25%
25%
26%
900
353/4
353/4
363/4
3,700
25
26%
253/4
26%
500
20
Jan
6% Apr
34% Aug
863/4
86%
87
250
83
Jan
89
11% Feb
5% Jan
4%
113/4
6%
50o
53/a
33
18
16
16
4%
7,300
2Va
11%
4%
11
4,300
3% Jan
6%
51/3
-fa
2,100
6,800
17%
3,800
14%
12 y8 May
Dec
Nov
5ya
Jan
Jan
5%
53/4
12,000
4% Nov
IO3/4
10%
11%
4,600
8% Feb
Dec
14% Aug
8Va Oct
fa Apr
y8 Jan
5%
*
1
•
123/4
7
25%
.
Jun
5% Nov
14% May
12 3/4
1,200
7%
2,600
213/4
1,800
15% Jan
43%
3,000
24%
Jan
28% May
44% Dec
27%
28%
3,400
19%
Jan
34%
14%
15%
1,700
Dec
22 %
12
7
20 Va
18%
383/4
38'/a
27%
—
5
14%
4%
Jan
9
July
Apr
Yards
Apr
Aircraft
4
of
Omaha
Foods
Oil & Gas Ltd
1
vtc—
1
Inc
116%
95»A
98
40
91%
Jun
Jan
Improvement & InvestingUnited Milk Products-——!
30%
30
30%
75
29%
Sep
36
Jan
United
17% Mar
33
Nov
-10s
rets ord regis
United N J RR & Canal!—!——. .100
Molasses
Co
15%
15"%
Jan
22
Dec
400
10 Va
Jan
18%
Nov
30
Feb
1,500
25% July
4
Jan
"5%
5%
17/b
~5%
53/4
9,800
3% Jan
5%
li
118
19,200
~53/4
% Jan
7% May
6% Sep
2fa Apr
Apr
58%
8%
Corp—
United
American
Jun
100
15%
14%
„20
.500
Products
14%
X22 % x22%
;
1,800
Apr
6 Vo
6,200
45
Jan
23%
1183/4
%
43%
45
116
98
32
7
19,200
10c
>
38%
25%
Jan
/ 34% July
'■
1
,
——
25
A
.
7'/4
7%
3
8%
United Asbestos Corp..
500
.
.
Inc—25c
Co
19
2,400
4%
..
"
~63/4
Corp
Canada
14% Mar
106,700
4/4
•
1
Chemical
Gas
8V4 Oct
%
153/4
16
: 4'/4
~
301/4
41%
—
-10
Investment
28%
39%
.
,
u
Dec
2,800
'A f>
500
1
Corp
Temper
10,300
30
400
24
:•
;
r
j
4%
• '
341/4
233/u
j
.
warrants
Tri-Continental
8% May
26%
«
333/o
235/8
•
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
43/4,
3
Apr
Sep
Steel
Williams
24%
*
Dec
423%
Feb
23 y8 May
Corp
43/4
111
May
29
Jan
"wts"
WOrld Airlines
Forging
6% May
Jan
22 %
81
Jan
Dec
1
Transue
Apr
64,800
25
35%
Jan
8
Dec
Transports Corp of Amer cl A com-lOo
2%
—•
12.50
100
Dec
67%
2,200
2'/o
Nov-
2%
6%
16 3/a
475
25%
14%
Trav-ler Radio Corp..
Nov
800
78%
lli/a
5c
9%
6%
18
75 y4
24%
100
class A
Co
Jan
2,600
17%
1,600
Inc
Aug
81/2 Mar
4%
~.
Dec
May
17,100
8Va
27
2%
7
16
23/8
Trans
4%
16
Jan
18%
Apr
3% Jan
6%
8%
123/4
11 Va
2,100
-15%
800
2%
Oil
4%.
'
131/4
18%
Corp
4
-9%
123/4
\
Apr
5 % May
113/4
Lux
1,000
15%
Jan
2'%
Cuba
2%
-
2 »/4
18%
Trans
Aug
43/4
^
2%
5,000
123/4
Trans
9'/2
243/4
20c
*
—5
15Va
43/8
1
13% May
6%
9
Oct
yV Jan
50,500
4'/u
rets
Jan
Jan
Nov
8y2
2%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered
deposit
Aug
Jan
5»/4
200
9
5
Inc
5
20
400
53/4
ia
.—10c
class A
20
Jan
Dec
9% May
8ya Apr
Jun
£1
def registered—5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp
:
20
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
100
ToUopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
1
May
63/4
~4%
30%
Jan
2
10c
Name
6,900
7
Jan
3%
16%
Inc_
1,300
22%
24Va
2,800
deposit
Amer
23V4 Mar
5
:
1
-1
1
Seligman & Latz Inc
Serrick Corp class B—
Servo Corp of America—
Seton
700
400
8%
700
Inc
Markets
3
Inc
Servomechanisms
3,900
7Va
Dec
303/4
203/8
Co Inc com
preferred
•
1
(The) Corp
Bros
1%
15%
20c
10c
1
•
Properties
Thriftimart Inc
NOV
19
;
Jan
.!
19%
Inc
Ltd.
Park
Canadianwide
Tobacco
Apr
22
1
56,500
';<
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
Jan
A
9
<9%
10c*A
Inc
General
Jan
21 %
1
9%
Scurry-Rambow Oil Co Ltd——_—3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp—
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—
_1
Seaboard World Airlines Inc—
3
Seaporcel
100
Nov
91/2
1,700
83/4
' *
'
Feb
73% Aug
4Va
700
5% ;•
5%
'.J
Feb
153/4
5
convertible
Thorofare
Apr
Feb
11%
"
173A Aug
6%
•7
1
Inc
Gems
22%
%
*
25c
25c
1
—
1.800
Apr
173A
>
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
18 V2
22%
50o
Petroleums
251/2
101/2
•
Nov
19%
20
20
20
20
Ltd
Sarcee
Savage Arms Corp
Jan
Sep
Nov
19 S/s
Co
Amer
San Diego
5%
.
4
7
16 pesos
Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred
—
18%
2,200
4%
4%
12 y4
.—50c
"warrants"
Inc
Shovel
70c
213/o
•
2.50
Inc—,—
Milling Co Ltd
900
26% May
•
Electronics
Thompson-Starrett
.
S'/
Corp Ltd——.
Salem-Brosius
13
Oct
24 3/b
-
Electronics
Textron
'-
St
12%
,
Nov
12 3/4
Nov
73/8
15% Sep
Corp
Thorncliff
;•
22
27
Corp
Industries Inc
Oil Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
Terry
11%
7%
4"%
/
350
1
Terminal-Hudson
93/e
13%
12%
1,100
3,300
Inc
Engineering
Tenney
4%
-
8 3/8
22%
Mar
5,900
Inc
Industries
Television
July
,
35%
203/a
303/4
//Warrants
Apr
Dec
9%!
'*?:
1
61/2
14
12Vs
2,300
12
Oct
12,600
203/s
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Apr
15% Mar
11,200
30 %
Dec
78 Vi
25c
Telectro Industries
101/4 May
Jan
v.
1
•!—.
618
Jan
8,400
5 .'v. 30 >,
Inc—.—
Royal School Labs Inc—
2,100
43/4
Jan
Dec
6
29%
Material
7%
31%
8%
4%
800
19
Operations Inc
4%
20% May
14% May
16,100
25,100
6
8
Oct
19
Corp
Technical
6 V2
26Va May
45 Va May
295/a
Co
Technical
4%
15%
Sep
26%
im
5
5
Dec
7%
Dec
19%
7%
4%
■.
10
*
5
NOV
IIV2
£1
-1.50
30c
12 V\
22%
-•
common
Nov
Inc
1,200
3,600
5
5V'a
preferred
A
86
Dec
15 %
28%
1
common
31 % May
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Royal American Corp
,t
B
cumulative
Jan
Products Inc
Rowland
class
Inc
Class
Feb
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross
Talon
14
47/s
36
7%
:23/8
—25c
78 Va
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
Nov
Nov
73/u
Petrol Cqrp.
190
Rolls Royce
Jan
82 %
Jan
13%
— —
12 V2
58 3/4
12%
'
Dec
233/4
253/4
12%
Dec
8% Mar
6%
400'
14%
,
19 V*
Aug
2,700
323%
29%
Dec
18% Aug
7y4 Jan
4% Mar
1,000
si
26%
12%
5%
7%
.—10c
Ltd
900
1
7%
28%
10c
3,500
Inc_—
7%
Aug
Jun
14
900
28%
,
1
77/a
Corp_.
3,600
3Q5/u
—
19 V*
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
8,300
8
79
5
Inc
Jun
»
Rodney
18%
18%
7%
7%
7%
———
(Del)
84 y4
.
17
17%
21%
7 5/b
Corp
83%
73/4
21%
17
1
18%
1 /
July
18
1
83%
pfd F
Nov
22
20 Vi
100
IIII5
18%
common-
22 Va
21
1
.100
B
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Dec
23 Vu
,
303A
Inc
91/2
Jan
90
600
•
101/8
7V4 Oct
58]/4 Jan
Jun
Nov
18 Mar
Jan
4,500
7%
Dec
200
800
Superior Tool & Die Co
—10c
Superior Window Co class A
—50c
Supermarkets Operating Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
2
Syntex Corporation
4 %
7%
95
Sep
Feb
9
Jan
7%
'
.
Dec
Jan
22 %
1
;
Nov
25%
>
—
Sunset International
Jun
Nov
26%
Jun
22%
„50c
Corp
Electronics
Supercrete
98
Jan
22
*
Corporation
Sunair
Feb
23%
22
Co
Wells
62
500
22%
—10c'v
S,
Shop
&
343/4 May
,22%
*
Struthers
Jan
13'/4
—
Inc
■v;V Stylon
2 3/4 May
% Jan
1%
5%
5%
Stop
Apr
Aug
29%
213% Sep
1
ordinary
Corporation
B)
54%
V
43/4
Inc:
Canada
(Hugo)
83
81%
12%
^tone Container Corp^
101/2 May
4%
of
(J
Dec
Jan
63
1
Products Inc— .20c
class
Finance
Robinson
Jan.
6
11%
17 Va
13%
1
Dec
33/4
2% Jan
Grande
Rio
23V4
Jun
Instruments
Stetson
Jdn
16
27%
24 y4
—10c
*
common
Parts
:,(.Stinnes
Apr
66 V*
11%
■
17%
600
-
Deq
8%
14 V4
Jan
.
43/4
Ltd
preferred
Co
Stelma
Jan
63%
89
25%
1
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company——
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Dec
15
/
Jan
253/a
Feb
4% Mar
5,000
6»A
3%
19%
...
1'3% Dec
223/4
r.
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965——,
4,600
V. 1,700'
22%
—
—1
—*
,
6"%
3%
1%
67%
—50c
Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
18
May
jg 'Dec
:
Corp
Steel
,t:
11% May
9
.
40
86%
12%
B
Steel
Sep
38
:
(The)
Jan
10% Mar
2,900
1
Mines
convertible
50c
Mar
1,200
>
.
1
Corp
Statham
Sep
27%
.6%. Jan. A
2,400
4%
10c
Inc
Mining Co
Argentine
Ridgeway Corp
16
•
Sep
3,800
;•
7 %
22%
1
1
1•
1
Inc——
Arms Co
14 Va
1,300
6%
,
1
10
Co_
&
Reliance Insurance
Remington
Corp.—
;;
*
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%' Dec
22
l-'
*
5c
1-
.
Investment
Reinsurance
Reis
of
.—:
——
Soundcrafl Corp
Reeves
•
15 %
1
Corp
Properties
Class A
10,000*
140,400
U
13
*;
Trust of America
Real
32%
31,
-
ei
_10
Rayette Co Inc.;
Real Estate
Investment
,
32
—
Rath Packing Co
Feb
13
22 V* Oct
1.1
—
,;v
,f
25
1
Corp
Uranium
Stanrock
4,700
3c
class
Tube
3,900
83/a
Inc
Stanley Aviation
Apr
37
Apr
.
Ramco
Shares
2,500
22%
Co
Standard-Thomson
;'
-
1
*
Products
Standard
35
5V4 Jan
-8%
143/4
32
1
Co
Standard
65%
,9%
31%
20
Corp
Forgings
Standard
423A Feb
41Va July
9%
43
i
Co
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
$1.60
Jun
Nov
16 ; Aug
26% Nov
77/8
86%
25
25
25
25
25
25
Standard
10 3/a
2,400
•
Apr
26
-
Jan
20
1,400
■>'
91/2 July
5% Jan
12%
1,100
24
Oct
Dec
7 3/b
,4% Jan
1,000
7%
Oct
4'/a
173A
Sep
210
14%
39%
Line
Pipe
Nov
14
1,600
32
1
Southern Realty & Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co
:
5
Speed-O-Print Busipess Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
,
503/4
42
Corp__2
2
Petroleum
California
Southern
29
50
8
,
25
25
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
J an
49%
13
-
convertible preference
Apr
,
Jan
Edison—
2
600
'
123/4
!_
60
5%
12%
Co
450
-
700
16%
9%
14%
,
1
12.50
!.
cumulative preference
4.24%
4.08%
7
Corp
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative .preferred
4.32%
Nov
%
5% Jan
■
1
10,000
23/8.
8 Vz
Apr
151/2 May
Jan
50 V4
235
.
271/2
62 3A
2%. Apr
14 Nov
2%
»
*
1
origina'l
Jan
10%
'
Jan
6,500
273/4
50
£1
registered
;
California
i4.56%
4.48%
.
1
17,500
16
\, 28%
1
Corp—
,4.88%
4.78%
.
16% May
,?• 15V4 Dec
■
i
Apr
3
13%
14
;-!
Quebec Lithium Corp—
•
•
Co
Airways Inc!
5%
•
Apr
13ya Aug
Co Ltd—
rets ord
Oil
Apr
Sep
'
3%
3%
Apr
32
6
19,800
%
A
.
283%
,
Manufacturing
Southern
Feb
Nov
dep
Sonotone
143/4 July
Dec
Jan
6,900
"
Slick
15% Aug
x40%
41%
—100
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber——.
3 .
Puritan Sportswear
Corp———!
*
Pyle-National Co
5 -
Sep
Amer
Apr
500
73%
8
153/4
12%
•
7,900
L-"
60
7013/4
111/4 May
Oct
39
1
9V4 /
18 Va
2ilo
70%
10%
Jan
5"% Mar
400
•
■
2%
•»
60 /
60
Puerto Rico Telephone Co——
;
:
Singer Manufacturing
Nov
400
-*!
'-v^-
•
■
1%
j
Oil
Apr
7% Jan
11%
3,100
Colorado—'
of
preferred--
414%
2
9 -'
1
(The) Company—
Prophet
iy8
High
Oct
22% Oct
800
.
..
20
Publishing—
Venezuelan
17% May
87
100
13%
12%
V.
2%
'
9%
43
42
13
300
8%
Inc
Alexander
1%
25c
'
Ltd—
Sinclair
7%
103/4
1,200
-14%-
•-
9%
Co—__——
*
■'
106
14
2,200
11%
Jan
125
16%
preferred
8
'
900
-
--~
93/4
IO3/4
:r
Scale
&
8
8%
(Del)—2.50 Power Corp of Canada————!*
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
1 *
Pratt & Lambert Co
,—*
Precisionware Inc
1
Prentice-Hall Inc———:—!
—66%
•Presidential Realty Corp—.————10c
•Preston Mines' Ltd-,
————:
1
Proctor-Silex
Corp
:
;
1 *
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
1 *
$1.25 convertible
preferred—;
20
Powdrell
*
*
9%-
Sep
22,800
25%
6%
rets
Boardman
conv
Simpson's
7
3,000
13%
12%
14
Corp_—.*—;———2.50
Corp class A—!—'—!_!i
1' ~
deposit
Feb
6%
3%
400
•
103
(The)
Poly cast
<
Simmons
40Va Dec
Apr
4%
»
200
1
*
4
-
7%
11
InC-_-10cf
* "■
!_—~——10
Electronics Corp—
50c
Products class A_————1 ~
Mfg
Atwood
&
5
V
-
33/4
*
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume
'Pneumatic
,u
Lighting
233/4
6%
1
Ihc
Automobiles—
American
7% May
3% Mar
31%
'1,900
CO CO
9 V2
*
„
% Jun
17,300
6%
"
7 A
!—!__!—
Corp
16,400
37%
5
; ; 3%
12%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie-!!!——_——.50
v,Pioneer Plastics
Simco
Low
22%
24%
10c
Corp
Range for Year 1961
High
6%
'
.
37 A
-1' ,*
1" ;
Corp—;—
'Pierce Industries
Sihrray
363/4 Aug
2 A Aug
Precision
Cree*
22%
Shares
20c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
21% July
$3
'
,
-
———--
24,000
1%
6
b*'
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics;——-1
''Phillips Electronics•& Pharmaceutical. - r,
27%
1%
11/4)
2
Corp
Dec
36
15% July
Dec
'
Low
2
Silver
22% Feb
5,500
16%
"
24%
241/2.
1
Minerals—:
&
15
;
class A
Co
i.;
Oct
12
27 %
;J.400
31% * 32*
151/4
t—l°c
.
B
Transistor
Dec
10 V2
600
10%
10%
311/2
-
Class
Silicon
10y8
————
"
.
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Signal Oil & Gas
30% Nov
90
Oct
Jan
65% Jan
400
,
Perfect
>
7%
1,300
,
'* 81%
81
Last
Sale Price
I
High
Low
High
22%
22%
——-—-1 .
!
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1961
Shares
of Prices
Par
Pep
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS)
8
8%
3,400
8
Dec
10%
Oct
8%
8%
8%
7,900
4% Feb
10%
Jnn
7%
7%
7%
200
58
58
60
2,000
40 3/4
Dec
7% Oct
179
182
-60
4%
Jan
4%
Ltd—
dep
Nov
5%
Apr
167% Mar
185%
Nov
~
■j\i- -For
;
footriotes; see page 34.
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c
\
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(142)
,
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
r
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Air
S
Ceramic
U
Tile
.
High
3%
.
Range for Year19G1
Low
»
4
2%
6,200
■
—1
Co
Reclaiming
Rubber
S
50C
Conditioning Corp——
S
U
Low
Friday
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
U
for Week
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.
C"?..
',*~7
I.1
,
C9%
9%
6,500
4%
Jan
»
49%
52 J/4
3,800
31 %
Jan
6%
7%
1,700
5%
Oct
9%
106,000
8%
Dec
800
-10
50
Delaware
13% Mar
Container Corp cl A com.l0c
7'/a
Universal
Controls Inc
25c
9%
y 9
17-78
Universal Insurance
./
53
33%
35
27
75
*
—*
5
1
Corp
Sugar.:
Valspar Corp...—
Vanderbilt Tire & Rub.
Name chgd
9%
10%
8,100
9%
Dec
10%
11%
3,000
7%
Apr
10%
11%
1,200
8%
10 %
11
10%
»lst
Jan
Paint
Victoreen
Viewlex
Inc
Food
6%
non-cum
5,000
16,000
13
11,600
10%
Oct
9.V
8%
11%
17,400
6%
Jan
700
16%
Jan
10 %
1,700
9%
Nov
33%
7%
preferred..
conv
7
"2 Ye
West
Texas
Utilities
pfd
4.40%
10%
1% Jan
4 %
10,600
Jan
1% Jan
98,800
1
390
75
Jan
102%
1,200
3% Feb
5%
4%
1,500
2
It1®
1,000
Jan
29%
600
18% Jan
89%
90%
110
88%
58%
5%
30
63%
900
4
5%
6%
30 %
Jan
30%
Nov
4%
Jan
Southern
Western
■'
\
.
>
Nuclear
Ltd
&
.
7% May
Wilson
5%
Wisconsin
Pwr
(John)
1%
1%
19%
19%
15,100
28 y4
26
900
21%
3%
3%
3%
1,200
11%
1,500
17%
18%
4,200
7%
7%
7%
1,700
17%
35,100
14
14%
13%
15 %
;; 4,200
32
Apr
Dec
30
90%
Jan
97%
22%
Jan
35%
35
15%
i6ya
1,300
16%
400
12%
Zapata Petroleum
{--:n
Zion
Foods
7
£1
40c
25c
,—5
1
50c
—10c
1
com
Corp
Corp
18
v
5%
•4
;
'■
34%
:
4
~6%
12,000
v
*
T
7%
Steel
Bethlehem
Steel
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
Edison
Brandywine
6s
Raceway
Chemoil Industries
Assn
9%
or
Continental
Vending
161
57%
50
88%
88%
90%
12
87
81
93%
93%
10
134%
132
from
10
Friday
BONDS
Interest
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
Sale Price
or
1st
mtge
1st mtge
4%s
1st
s
"United
5s
U
S
f
&
f
s
United
4%s
s
f
conv
conv
1980
1980
F
G
1981
1982
subord
conv
.
4s
debs
.
Low
series
H
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
series
J
series
K
L
series
88
__
$163
117%
125
2
■
"
124
96%
102
120
V
27
-
207
117
122
83
95%
96%
'
91
1
"
170
120
t
—•
96%
series
83
46
83
95.
$89%
\
97%
80%
*
80%
80%
87
85
92
94%
99%
$95%
103
103
.'
—
Gas
Gas
(Calif)
Electric
&
1970..:
3s
$105 %
997%
91%
1971
3%s
105
105%
102%
__
17
91%
105%
98%
103
_3
91%
89
105%
97%
89
90%
5
93
88
72
73
117
120
12
125
125
27
92%
70
10
90
89%
$89%
-
105
97%
$101% 102%
conv
99
__
99% 100
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
84%
100%
$101%
Apr-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
—
3%s
i
$104
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1986
91
87
Mar-Sept
1985
Gas
83
..Mar-Sept '
1985
N
"
1
1983
M
(Germany)
1951
7s
Adjustment
seres
series
Hanover
76
96%
127
110
130
99--
99%
2
96%
97%
74
97%
11
96 Va
98%
74
26
63%
72
.71 %
-
Jan-July
101
1967
B
_-_J
7s
(Issue of Oct
$7%
1927)
1927)
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
•
x
7
13%
$90
$88
:
1947
Deferred
a
year's
Ex-rights,
g
2s 2012
$60
$99
99
$62
44%
44%
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
(not
included
in
li Ex-principal.
cash .(not
44
;
66
48
45
46
44%
56
99
62
66
j
.$52%
range), r Transaction for
Ex-stock dividend.
66
,
$60; '
Jan-July
z
87%
64
$64
I
Aprll-Ocf
(Plan A)
87%
$120
t
May-Nov
1947
distribution,
in
SL0
,
Jan-July
Jan-July
..Feb-Aug
2%s 2008—.May-Nou
;
6%s 1949
(issue of May
$120
Jan-July
Assn—
Debentures—
1967
A
(Prov)
7s
55
year's
range), d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule transaction
11
included
in
year's
t Ex-dis¬
range),
,
Bonds
being traded flat. / .
S'-y
y-■
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
doling. the current week,
§ Reported in receivership.
;
1
' r
/
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
'wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
.
.
RECORD
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
«■
__
17
i
"
101 V
99
1
96%
25
8
87%"' 90
98
101%
20
97%
debs
1969
145
9
101%
20
101%
104%
115
111%
163
145
156
*82
80
95
101%
*
95
__"iv
*
95%
202
92%
198
97%
1976
*102% 115%
Mar-Scof
91
Penn
Mar-Senf
ser
Penn
130
130
118%
1975__Afar-Sent
83
82%
83
176
11
Shore RR
ser I 1981__June-D«c
1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1883
Virgin an Ry 3s series B 1995
Aprll-Oct
♦84
Afar-Sept
*85
Fiist lien and ref
mtge 3%s ser C
1973_April-Oef
1st Hen & xef 4e
series F 1983..—.
Afay-Nov
6s subord income
debs 2008
Feb-Auy
837/s
*92%
97
__
50 Va
53
52%
50%
income
4s
gtd 2361
3%s
debentures
ser
A
1981
& Co
4%s
Central
s
f
1967
f debs
RR
May-No®
Feb-Ang
1978
Jan-July :
44
56%
52%
33
44
56
92%
5
91
10
97%
"
99%
82
103%
78
93%
6
96%
85%
__
88
73%
94
/
91%
95
1
97
73%
3
94%
96%
*85
i
97
80%
__
94
__
99ya
92%
4
87
•
95
94
112%
81 Va
—
85
95%
95%
3
91
97-
61
477/a
_.
61%
9
58%
65
31
38%
50
79
81
88%
92
Co—
Power
2%s
Jan-July
May
1976
June-Dec
mortgage 27/8s 1979...
Public
44
—
94 %
__
93%
"
*73%
94%
84
96
73
97%
__
98
24
100
*86
__
..Jan-July
1980
.
*70
__
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1975
debs
92%
100
y
C
..
84%
74%
91
-
49%
94 %
__
*80%
-
100
May
debentures
s
92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1984
3%s series D
convertible
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Wisconsin
Service
3%s
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
x
89%
86
69
a
113% 114»/a
17
90%
112%
86%
*
91
118%
-
; :
;
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4y2s series H 1990
77
84%
.
w
'
Deferred
included
not
__
48
*79 %
._
*__
—
__
91
*88%
__
48
__
__
__
__
delivery
in the year's
included
in
the
sale
range,
year's
not
n
.
■
Jan-July
included
in
the
Under-the-rule
range,
__
'
Aprll-Ocf
y
year's
sale
not
,,'
*77%
__
77
77%
98
__
104%
-,.£v
__
*99% 100%
range,
Included
__
d Ex-interest,
in
the
e
Odd
lot
sale
year's range.!or Cash
April
April
Feb-Nov
*70
74
69%- 69%
*82%
__
69%
11
68%
77
77%
78
82%
the
not
sale
Ex-coupon.
§
Hf ftbfish RR Co—
Gen mtge 4s
income series A Jan 1981..
Oen mtge income
4%s series B Jan 1991
FirM;
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
*79%
53
Wisconsin Electric
86 V*
86
*86%-i_
114
__
__
High
84%
...
Ja?i-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969__Aprll-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Aprll-Ocf
1st
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan
1 2029
'89%
81
85
__
*91%.—
1966
*97
__
28
__
97
79%
84
21
90
•*
__
__
79%
76%
83%
*72
May^SSv
I
*84%
Low
'
85%
83%
series
*30
Range for
Year 1961
No.
__
May-No®
'
Sold
'
76
*-
83%
Jan-Jul®
3%s
Bonds
High
__
Afay-Nov
First
85%
79%
76
Power
Friday's
Low
96%
1st
80
2000
'
97
Wisconsin
101
31
136
or
Bid & Asked
J«?t-July
3%s
If
E
3%s
1979
3%s 1974
Electric
First mortgage
,
108%
83%
gold
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 y4s series C 1970
98%
1
91
gtd
debentures 1982
Western Pacific RR Co
102
93%
ref
5%s
91 %
101% 101%
Co—
J
:
82
89
l/unc-Dec
series
,;r;
105%
*91%
Juns-Deo
1980
;«t mortgage & refund 3%s
& ref M
•
102%
103 Va
Sale Price
mortgage 3s
West
101 Va
103
103% 103%
first
West
102%
101
103%
West
92%
96%
RR
General
'
99
Week's Range
Last
Period
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
1967..Jan-July
93%
89
100% 101
Warren
.•96% 101%
—
Friday
Interest
Exchange
;:Y
92
91
90%
New York Stock
Wilson
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Afar-SeDt
1st & ref 2%s series G
1979..J
First and refund mtge
2%s ser H 1980__Mar-Se®f
'
.
ii9
101
$83
Feb-Aug
.Jan-Aug
*
1982
series
(not
;
debentures
refund mtge 2%s
3%s
-
124
1
...
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
Savings Banks and" Clearing
f
High
89%
—
98%' '98%
*91%
Afay-Nov
1983
debentures
Virginia Electric & Power
1st
J—!
1.1982
tribution.
94
84%
'
*
subord
'
101 "
Feb-Aug "
April-Oct
*—
Year 1961
90
♦89%
Aprll-Oct
Co—
First and
1979
series
5s
—Aprtt-Oct
1967
subord
97%
"
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
—
series
•No
141
Corp of America—
4%s
4%s
Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
—Jan-July
May-No®
—May-No®
No.
90%
Freight Co—
Steel
95%
2
92%
1
-VV-
High
•93%
Aprll-Oct
debentures 1986
3%s
Vendo
1977
debentures 1981
2%s debentures 1976
States
Vanadium
4%s
coll tr 5s
debentures
90%
88
.'
series E 1978
Range for
Sold
•89
Aprll-Ocf
1973
subord
Rubber
2%s
trust
debentures
States
conv
debentures
& coll trust 4%s 1978
debentures 1978
mtge
5%s
coll
&
$89
; ii9
119
101
Mar-Sepi
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
_May-No»
1971
1st mtge & coll truBt 3%s 1972
.1st mtge Et coll trust 3%s 1975..*
4%s s f debentures 1972
fund
82%
90
■
.
97
2
.V
*
.....
series
Week's Rnrtge
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
sinking
87
89%
•
82
89%
120
90
115
295
91%
page 29
New York Stock
3%s
——April-Oct
Jan-July
1981..May-ZV'ow
^
95
120
16
~
'
J
^
Jan-July
May-No® *
1965
"
-
—
3s
'87
"
18
15
>
95%"
89%
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Continued
!
3s
294"
95
Parana
101
65
132
1998
Corp
1976
D
•
90
97
93%
Mar-Sep
6s
1964
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
125
$73
Jan-July
Co
1967—
Maranhao
103%
$96% 100
80
100%
78
4%s
93%
120
141%
71
83
5%s
61
88%
157
98%
12
84 %
High
32
$121% 127
Feb-Aug
1978
91
Gas
debs
275
—*-
3%s 1984__June-D.ec
1:
Jan-July
Baden
•
Dec
22
100
■•;*•• 2
107
——
Rio de Janiero stamped
Low
65
90
June-Dec
1976
69
91
.June-Dec
1973
wi
6s
60
No.
*,•
99%
102
——
Year 1961
:
sold
<■'
High
Apr-Ocf
—Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
Range for
Bonds
Friday's
1976:,
1968
German
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
73
$997/8*
102
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972——.June-Dec*
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan L 1997
Jan-July
Dec
125
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
8% Mar
7%
130
72
__
Feb-Oc£
•
May
<
4% Jan
Quar-Peb
1978
6s
debs
6s
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
10
1,100
68%
& Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Deo
Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Deo
Appalachian
Jan
2,700
Last
June-Deo
Jan
20 Ye
:.5
.<
Jan-July
1976
•
8
Sep
4% July
39% Aug
;
yy
125
125
125
Jan
7%
Sale Price
1974
Dec
:
73
80
•
6%
Period
debB
subord
con
1%
71
62%
83%
.6s
3% May
yy.
95
$79
Counties
8% May
•
3% Nov
3,500
Low
5%s
2% Aug
% Jun
5 %
-
600
Interest
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
—
1,500
35%
Friday
•/'V
;
6%
6%
-
7%
2,300
■f 4
,•
33%
-
••
1
6
%
5%
'mm.
Afar-Sept
subord 'dfebs 1976.1
May -Nov
Wasatch Corp debs 6s sot A
1963—^^...^iJan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s J.964.r
-June-Deo
iiJtWebb & Knapp Inc 5s debs l|)74li—- June-Dec
19% Mar
Aug
87
99
Feb-Aup
Debt
5s
1
159
85
California
:
16% -.Dec
Nov
153
54%
1976
21% May
19% May
7% Jan
125
__Jan-July
73
Dec
95%
35
97
123
,
138
C
Jun
225
94
15%
16
,
Dec
Dec
14
30
56%
136
99
Corp 6s May 1 1980
^
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—^Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
Jun
16%
::
14
35
2
dep rets ord regular
■■"wf'K
Boston
Oct
12%
Dec
3%
15
pfd—100
•
1
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
• Amer
7
100% 103
$5iy0
136
Teleregister
5
May
41% May
13% Dec
Jan
'2
,
series
Southwestern
DOc
13% Jan
2% Sep
&
120
82
Southern
Apr
25
"T-
129
*
120
$82 %
Southern
2% May
33
10% Dec
20
147/a
Inc
; ;
May
10%
'
18%
Zale
Alsco Inc
12
2,400
1
Machine—
Feb
Jan
•
1
preferred.
'V "
%
22
10
108
11%
$85
4%s
Oct
Dec
6
..Feb-Aug
4%s
Sep
17
25
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yonkers Raceway Inc
6%
29
13%
133
6%
......Jan-July
47/8s
July
21% Dec
1
& Light 4%%
Industries Ltd
33
1,300
10
Industries—
Feb
100 %
7
1973
5s
Jan
1,400
11%
Co—
Jan
' 69
1
7%
1973
4%s
Apr
14%
>—1
preference—i.i
6%
32%
350
120
$6
B
4%s
(P W) Ltd—
American
yyy''
20
30%
%
92
A
4%s
49% Mar
*
Industries
Woolworth
30% Jan
25%
...lOo
common
Wood Newspaper
Woodall
% Jan
200
14%
1%
preferred
Wood
1,200
116
120
r-April-Oct
1963
3%s
Edison
3%s
Jan
24
1
Inc
&
Brothers
x\
34;
30
28 y4
Williams Brothers Co
(R C)
4%
14%
1
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williams-McWilliams
Jan
74
99
76
series
3%s
Dec
2 '/a
.
72%'
90
series
3%s series
Apr
6%
24
lOo
Whltmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
(The)
5%
34
24
94%
93
$6%
__Afay-Nov
r
1977
3s
Aug
July
28%
1
100
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Williams
2,400
y
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Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
y yyy;v
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20
Shoe
Williamhou'se
3%
3,600
3%
33%
•
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Weyenberg
~3%
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1«
Coal
Westmoreland
4%
119
r"
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2%s
Dec
Ltd—
Invest
Stationery
Westmoreland
y.
~3%
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American dep rets ord shares
Tablet
4%
•
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Stockholders
Western
Western
4%
10c
Inc
Equities
Leaseholds
24
'
5%s
Power
California
42%
14
3s
changed to
Name
Western
to
debs
issue
26%
1
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Power
7s
Water
155
3%s
■
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when
Harbor
71%
93 y2
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Co
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&
subord
conv
5%s
,
20,500
Service
American
High
80%
98
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71%
June-Dec
—Jan-July
:—:
1970
5%s
Dec
71
'
1971.,
Water
" 28"
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America
3s
Public
Safe
"28
93%
Afay-Nov
5%s->$974_
mortgage
Rapid
■:l
95% July
-
Corp
& TV
extended
1st
;
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Corp—
wl_.r
Petroleum
95
$14%
-
1970—Jan-July
4%s 1978..!
of
mortgage
3%s
6% May
1% Mar
Jan
%
Corp
Year 1961
No.
.
April-Oct
_
4s
4s 1963
Hess 5%s 1984
due 1953
Pennsylvania
Apr
3%
1973
Research
Power
1st
Dec
1
debs
Occidental
Ohio
4% May
2% Dec
Jan
,
3%
58%
>'j;
8% May
16% May
3%
11«
25o
1
6%s
Nuclear
"1
—
Electric Power
Nippon
Jan
700
1963
1974
RR
Range for
Sold
:
.
National Theatres
Feb
85
2%
2
100
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
Co
Western Gold & Uranium-
Jan
Nov
6s
Western
84%
'*•
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...Apr-Ocf
—
debs
Bonds
High
'
_
Bellas
National
8% Mar
4
98% 102%
50c
Inc
Products
3% Jan
66
6%
".2% y3/'5
2%
iy4
Chemical
National
Oct
6,400
A
-
102%
8%
Jan
Corp—
Midland Valley RR
j;.-v
Nov
20
6%
70
6%
1
-1.25
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
4%
500
5%
6%
i
45
Jan
5
2,900
4%
10c
Inc common
preference
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
r 7%
70
TO
Co—1
Precision Instruments
12%
9,100
&
;
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1981
subord
6s
International
conv
B
94
'
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;
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,
1993.
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•
6%
>
100
4
10
common
36%
33%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
'
Construction
&
5%s
Kawecki Chemical
29% May
15% Jan
9%
Feb-Aug
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
,
V
12% May
23%
Knapp
West
'
7s
series
Development
Guantanamo
Hoffman
15% May
Oct
10%
series
West
6%
7,600
23
wpJ
Waltham
$6
9
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'
;
1976—1—.———
Inc
Registered
19% May
14% Oct
—100
1
Webb
&
11%
10%
11%
•
Inc
Oct
10%
10%
13
11 Vb
Co
Bond
&
Nov
10%
*
Wagner Baking common
1%
preferred
Waltt
•
22% May
31% Apr
23«
9%
«
Inc
Aircraft
10%
10
V
Feb
.8,000
1975
RR—
Division—
J
Realty
wts
Builders
General
Apr
2
Manufacturing...
Vornado
Inc.JT.
Waco
General
'
25c
Coal & Coke Co
Products
Vogt
VTR
5%
10%
-*1
Corporation
Virginia Iron
14%
6%
Nov
13%
25c
A
class
12%
3%
400
1
Co
Instrument
4%
1
1
Co
(The)
4%
v
Capital Corp of America
Venture
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mortgage. 4s
ex
Fotochrome
Nov
\
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National
6%s
•*<f 15% May
to
Industries warrants
Norman
Vinco
First
>
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1
Victor
Jan
Inc
VTR
Van
Apr
12%
V
Western
mortgage 4s series A
"
40% Aug
17% Feb
July
'
Universal Marion
Utah-Idaho
debs
&
,
1st
Dec
9%
16%
•
Lack
Lackawanna
...14% May
.
Universal
Period
Low
,
25c
Interest
Exchange
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
5% May
8% Jan
Dec
9V2
American Stock
High
5% July
6% Dec
7
-1
Co.—;
American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
Sales
Range
Friday
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
'
$ Companies reported as
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such
companies.
.
,
.
•
•
Friday's bid and ask prices;
Bonds
selling flat.
no
sales
being transacted during current week.
•
-
/
,
•
.
^
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6123
195
Volume
(143)
35
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's'.
Friday
of Prices
Range for Year 1961
Schenley
Low
par
Agricultural Chemical,*
Corp-i—i
**,,1.66%
American
American
17
>
..v>.
Low
-
28%
17 /a
6
628
Anaconda
Co;;,..——-—25
81
84%
81
.
225
-
J;
91
;'••• 9
Boston
Apr
"78
Dec
Studebaker-Packard
65
Mar
;
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,
Texaco "
58% May
United
22% May
United
Air Corp_„
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Eastern
5%
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First National
Ford
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General
Electric
Gillette
49
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71%
3
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33
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45
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Westinghouse
&
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36%
36%
8%
37%
•
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—
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74
Nov
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190
8%
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Apr
1
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76
Mar
Burroughs Corp
Nov
Chrysler
a
41
14
Mar
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Cincinnati
Gas
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common
Cincinnati
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Cincinnati
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Du
10
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American
Airlines
American
American
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Nov
34 y2
-
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Dec
26%
Jan
—4,„"
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Ashland
50 Z,
—
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38
Nov
79
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Jan
75
Leonard
Masco
Fruehauf
:•
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Trailer
Jan
24%
56 %
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Dec
Davis
Sep
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Jan
Jan t
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.
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4 General Telephone
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Acme
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59 Va
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Jan
Oct
80 >/2
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44
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32 Va
Feb
47
Jan
Jan
26% May
43% Dec
Jan
60
Electronics
375
21%
Feb
26%
Sep
14%
14%
286
8% July
15%
Dec
10
10
7
13'A
Sep
4'A
Apr
Sep
_
,,
4
3
4
3
1,285
3
15%
91/a
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Friday
"v-/ Last
Sale Priee
100
-
59
Jan
Jan
65%
Oct
■31%
3
Dec
15%
105
13%
320
8%
■
Jan
9%
Dec
Week's
18%
15% May
Shares
69
19
21
17
16%
16Vii
7Va
7'/a
35
35
•
;
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10% Jan
19%
'
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Apr
Jun
Nov
6% Oct
300
16% Oct
36 %
Deo
2.600
9V4 Sep
62% Dec
15Va
577/a
Apr
Dec
36.<
11%
High
75
17% Jan
_
1,000
77/a
10%
„
.300
1,000
„
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LOW
54% Jan
300
55%
_,
Range for Year 1961
>•,,
;
72
1
,
for Week
High
;
9
Sales
*.
Range
of Prices
—
1
42 y2
Jan
Dec
49
61%
<
57
Jan
142%
79%
-
.
-
Sep
98%
-
v.
300
5%
Apr
62 Vb
Aug
.
17%
Nov
46% July,
v
:
4
59%
&
Tel
Viscose
May
Bell
&
.
Co,,.
12.50
Corp
(Un)
Co
Oil
25%
Dec
66%
700
57
Nov
21%
22
600
19% Oct
27
45
44%
46%
2,400
34%
Jan
48Va
43%
43%
44'A
78%
2,600
39%
Oct
49% Mar
495
75%
Nov
89%
76
__
24%
24%
20%
Jan
38%
4,500
36%
16%
6,400
16% Feb
15%
16
1,300
35%
37y4
800
12% Jan
27 y4 Jan
15%
„
-
"
Nov
Sep
28»A
Nov
62%
*>
Apr
21'A Apr
17
Nov
38
Dec
133%
132
136Vi
4,300
103%
Jan
139%
100%
100% 103%
600
65%
Jan
600
41V4
Jan
110% Nov
62% Sep
25
53
53%
Dec
19%
20 y8
1,000
20%
Dec
21%
51%
49%
21%
52%
1,600
44
Jan
21%
23
3,900
13% Jan
64% May
25% Apr
2.50
38%
38%
40%
300
35 y4
Jan
44%
69%
69%
200
68% Jan
79 y4
50%
100
38
10
5
Refining
com,,,
50%
,
,1
26%
•
Deo
Apr
Jan
Aug
53% July
21% Jan
28V<t Jan
27
27%
2,400
29
Oct
J.0
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300
10%
Nov
4
pfd
26
27
24 Va
25%
500
17
Jan
24
Dec
10
,,
1,295
21%
Jan
9% Jan
of
55
65
56
180
44%
Jan
59'/a May
America_2.50
28%
28%
27%
Sep
45% Mar
23%,
23%
31%
24%
1,000
3
Co
1,600
13% Jan
27 Va Aug
14%
14%
100
10
(Un)
„
Co
13
25%
Boeing Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
(E J),
Brunswick Corp—
Inc
18
1,500
14% Feb
49%
67
1%
(Un)
300
47
Nov
500
68
Jun
400
1% Jan
39% July
•
Apr
25
Aug
19% Oct
697A May
"
'
72
Jan
1% Jun
49% Apr
56% Sep
50
43%
50%
4,700
iJi'V
35%
34%
35%
1,000
47%
46%
47%
1,000
36% Jan
24%"Mnr
35% Jan
66 y4
71%
4,450
34% Jan
71% Nov
Jan
74% Mar
42%
.
1%
Aug
32
22% Aug
17% Jan
66
Co
Consolidated
700
1,650
49%
17%
27%
21%
17%
"
19
Jan
20%
25%
21%
Corp
& Sons
100
/
May
5U
Corp
Refining Co (Un)
Howell
81% Mar
Nov
17
42%
17%
,j
1.25
(Un)
(111)
&
,517
38%
1
33%
(Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Brach
28 " '
29% May
38% July
Oct
65%
__
Gossett Co
Bendix
:
27Va
19 Va
7.600
21%
1
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
&
27V*
1
.1
1
Corporation
Bell
39
Jun
% May
8y8 Nov
36% Dec
San
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Nov
31% Sep
49% Jan
72 lA Sep
31% Nov
Stano
Foundries
Automatic Canteen
,
,•
,,,1.75
,1.66%
(Un)
5
Products
Benguet
12% Jan
Tel
non-cum
Avco
Dec
65
&
Steel
&
Atlantic
30 Va May
,
(111)
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Common
Athey
22%
1
Corp
Ashland
21 Vb
10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas,
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
Dec
42%
,
Jan
(Un)
&
Anaconda Company
Apache Corp
Nov
Jan
55%
Rad
American
'
22 V»
Foundry
Motors Corp
American Tobacco
34% Mar
Jun
Co
Products
Investment Co
Ampex
10
,,,,12.50
Machine
American
Apr
Sep
57%
;
(Un)
Home
American
Oct
86%
44%. Jan
26%
Dec
Co
Cyanamid
American
Dec
Jan
36%
75%
(Un)
"
Nov
30%
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4_,3——4,5
,
66%
,
f
42%
46%
52%
200'
15,700
For footnotes, see page 42.
Jan
Oct
Exchange
Low
50c/
Chemical,,
-American
Aug
25% Oct
•-
-
=
25%
—
25c
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American
Apr
Sep
Nov
46'4
;—
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Aug
13%
10
American
Dec
32%
.
—
Radio- Corp of America—
Reynolds Tobacco „,4
,,,4—2:50
.Royal Dutch
—20g,
5
38
Jan
3
Corp,,
Allied
Dec
58 y*
.
25%
.
Jan
Jan
8%
■
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Mfg—,4
Alleghany Corp (Un)
v„
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-
Co,
Advance
Nov
117% Dec
30 y2 Aug
4
45% Feb
20%
,
3
3%
28%
V-:;:'•'•••/
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Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
v\VfV.-\:
24%
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500
200
1,000
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27 Vb Oct
.ii
,
Jan
25.
.
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45
Aviation
;
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Dec
-
;
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Apr
44
Oct
3%
-
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32%
12%
25%
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compilation of the round-lot traneaetlone only
American
19 Va
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35 Va
Midwest Stock
Nov
•
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Dec
20
3%
1
119% Mar
67 Vb
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13% Jan
V
12%
1
252%
60% May
40% Feb
•
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27%
,
35%
—25c
Sep
34%
v:--•
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36y«
Dec
3%
Die
&
Jan
/./r 4
•
36
/
2%
13%
Jan
20
12%
Corporation
A
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40%
■;
100
11
35%
10
98 Va
:
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v
-
14%
Nov
Dec
Jan
2,011
14%
lYa
210
25%
36
1
American-Can
<
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11%
24%
„
10
Sep
,
•
2%
11 Va
25%
23%
34%
Jan
Apr
May
Co
Tool
Udylite
Armour
'--
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10
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Co
85%
....
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5,600
2V»
—
17 Va July
28 y*
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63%
.
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Nov
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31%
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Goodyear
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63%
57
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21%
35%
2Vi
Universal Controls
Sep
58 y# May
;
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4
Sep
Nov
1%
200
21%
1
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Scotton
57 Vb
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4V2 Dec
110
5%
34%
3
70%
,
Jan
40%
5,131
2
5%
21%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rudy Manufacturing Co
Sep
67'A
Jan 4
31'/a
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57%
2
357A
(new)
Allis Chalmers Mfg,
Aluminium Ltd.,,—
Aluminum Co of America,,,,.
<
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3
Refineries
Pfelffer
Jan
,
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Co
Wheel
Parke
Nov
1.25
:
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common
Corporation
Motor
Mar
-
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55%
l
5
Lansing Stamping Co
/
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'Ford Motor
4,_
;
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Goebel
Brewing Co
Hall
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Jan
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116%
185%
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Jan
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5
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49%
4-54%
,
67 Va
20% May
19%
Akron
.
Jan
14% Jan
200
64%
24%
27% Aug
37%
,7
Pont
Paso
Jan
,5
17
«,
,
10
50c
Chemical
Eastman
13%
-
,
48%
200
2,840
53
Aug
28% May
/
49%
.
1
4
—
Power '&
Jan
Jan
38
-
1,845
6y«
1,018
,,
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63% May
10
Products
'Dayton
*
Jan
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17%
6Vb
1
Apr
—25
Service,",
Columbia
-,
-
61
17%
6Va
114y« 114y«
24%
25%
Co
Dec
27%
a.1
,25,/
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Colgate-Palmolive
El
139%
43 %
-
-
59%
17 Vt
5
Trailer
21V* Mar
Feb
Jan
Sep
39% July
,_1
—
Chesapeake &/Ohio—
V-/:;
16%
103'A
•
.
.
59 Va
Jun
38%
——,8
—
12% May
49% Mar
44'A
4
Feb
7
Nov
Oct
22
—
.'Du
27
48%
.
' v -
158
Mar
'
,
Oct
Jan
.1^■:?
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39%
Apr
* •
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Oct
10%
Jan
Superior
•19%
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w
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Dec
96%
•
28%
29% May
45
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Cities
.,
84 y2
Sep
31%
:-/D
17%
Anaconda.
,Avco
"
.
^
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Jan
92%
35% Jan
33 y8 Mar
39%
«—H.66%'
62%
15
400
Dec
Oct
Corp
■
18
57"'
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j
2,160
95%
215
Nov
J
19
-
.
83%
358
37 Vb May
•
34%
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/
Apr
81
v
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,
"
101%
N
Jan
V/b
12.50
—
14 Va
38'A
30% Mar
73% Mar
"~
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1
—,——
9% Mar
36%
Apr
Jan
Cyanamid
American
-,1 '
-
11,005
41
Mar
25'%
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444,
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-
12%
Dec
^
.
27
42%
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Oct
11%
81
4'A May
38V*
Dec
Nov
26%
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—'———,
,
Jan
23%
3'/;.'
Deo
56%
36
Dec
51%
21%
•
27%
: -."vv.V;;1: /-A;-1
44 y8
Jan
1% Jan
41
Kresge
Dec
In next Mon-
r-
Card—:—-15
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.Aluminum
,--4
Jan
38%
36
Dec
20
v
27%
1,423
Dec
8%
22%
100
1,155
51%
41
Nov
7Va Mar
-
2%
41%
__
2 4.
51
Oct -'
Jan
3
114%
Jan4
Jun
2Va May
17%
3
Houdaille Industries
.,
1814
day S issue.
--1
—■
Jan
'ffc 39% Aug
54
36%
publish
to
Jan.
97%
forced, to go to
were
we
without it.
Kroger
377/a
time for DUb-
;M
?.eiV*a in «me Ior P"u
lication. Consequently,
—12%
common
National
,1
chemicals—,:
Bois
50
Jan
/;
Oct
Ford Motor Co
35% Mar
Jan
37%
.'-Apr
Feb
12
Mar
33
90c
NoV
2%
l
Co
1,700
200
1
Corporation
Fruehauf
55
vJi Jan
27%
Of the Cincinnati btOCk
Exchange was not re-
8.30
—^
—
>
^
20-;n Jan
/
.
Mfg
1%
14
ao
Engln
10%
95%
4
1
Corp
Products
24
Jan
Federal-Mogul-Bower
High
4
'•39'/afJan'
'"-.±'\dVZr
that
Steel
Jan
6%
300
Apr
49%
•
■
July
12%
•
Inc..
Apr
20 Va
40%
__
10
Co
8'A
14%
100
8
2%
Paner
Bros
21
1%
High
21%
Oct
240
14
;
Sep
3%
51%
5
Power
15
Jan
17%
8
__
25
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
Low
regret
Deo
Range for Year 1961
445
1%
•
Corp
Consolidated
Jan
Range for Year 1961
27
Samp"? pa"P«"
,
Low
5%
21
'
1
Company
Eaton
High /-
We
69%
710
5%
8
Buell Die & Machine Co
Dielectric
Shares
:r
*. ,NOTE:
^
,—„
' .'I..Low
Par
Feb
Shares
16
17%
•
Mfg
Budd
29 Va Aug
v
Dec
5%
l
Co__,
65'/4 Dec
yV:
Sales
..-3
for Week v/
,
of Prices
Jan
High
157/,
5
Manufacturing
Low
_
l
Corp
Brown-McLaren
Exchange
Week's
Range
Sale Price
,
*
.
!.
Burger. Brewing
Friday
'Last'
v.
,.r
t
i
Dec
/for Week
of Prices
.
4;
1
Detroit Edison,,
•
37%
'
Sales
Range
Par
Equipment,,,,
Industrial
Briggs
Dec
1,085
•
&
65 V2
26% Jan
^
1
'*C 74
> 37"%
132
_
Allen Electric
Jun
44 / Dec
Nov
v
Jan
34 Va Jan
Jan
17% Jan
54% Jan
»
'
14 Allied Supermarkets
'.59% Nov
Jan
t
Dec
Week's
Sale Price
51% Aug
•
18%
29% Jan
53
Friday
/;'/,4/ Last
v
.Mar
Detroit
V.
Aug
Va Dec
90% May
49% Jan
93% Nov
,
Detroit Stock Exchange
4
STOCKS
/3:v44V
Davidson
•
67
Oct
-
Nov
57'A Apr
$4.50
Cincinnati Stock
54
35% Mar
63%
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Feb
28
'
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Smelting
Waldorf
—T
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* ,>■ 26%
Machinery Corp com—25
70%
Fruit
14%
Jan
Jan
./
j
4 75%
"
27% Feb
,
Jun
T-
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1
,
Company
United
U
*
Inc
59% Aug
144% May
Feb
,93% May
Jan
-
'"'.Td':''"/''
Association
/. 59VB Feb
,12% Sep
Dec
Dec
.1,143
^
Webster
.
Dec
—
&
"
Oct
39%
34% May
52 VB Dec
.
116% Jan
'
Cincinnati Transit 4 y2s.
57%
—
Shawmut
47%
Feb
Dec
,
Stone
43
52% Sep
6% July
,
to
go
Oct
40% Jan
Consequently,
forced to
without it,
Nov
80%
__
-i'-.v.
Jan
34% May
94 VB Nov
67%
Dec
21.09
—
1.-
20%
36%
intend to publish
the figures in next Mon.
day's issue. • 4
4-7:.
Electric.,
-.
1'
Dec
Nov
Feb
BONDS
117%
.
V
52
60%
Jan
54%
We
1
Dec
19.00 July
60% May
.
85%
,
—
r.
75%
»an
55/*
30 /a
83%
;<?.
♦
—
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•'
Co common,—:—50c
Coal
Copper Corp
Jan
Jan
22
18 Vi May
1.444-63% Jan
^
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51 /4
446
22 /a
371
73/a
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4 c-/ —v
23% 23%
75
• .22
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Narragansett'. Racing Association—
1
>
•/- 11%
11%/
a 100
11%
New England Electric System—,.
20
25%' - 25
26
2,592
21 %
New England Tel & Tel Co_—
100
•>;
: *
50
50"%
276
40
Northern, RR (N H)—
i———100 •,-£ —
70/70
81
69%
Olin Mathieson, Chemical—
5
39% 41 - ..■_236
../• 37%
Pennsylvania RR
T
*■——r
10
18 »» .
17% 18%
625
11%
Reece Folding Machine Co—„„
2
2
2
70
1 /a
Rexall Drug &• Chemical Co,——2.50
;. 52%
53 a;-."/*;;. 46
43%
Island
Kennecott
/
.10/a Jan
..
10
75% ^ 1.929-;
69%
•
.
53% Dec
Woolworth
_
300
72,,
'*♦* 20.80 20.80
-
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Westinghouse
•
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press
■
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85
:
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not
was
we were
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Jun
Year 19G1
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.
Fuel
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—
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.500,
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard
Oil
.{Ohlp),
Jan
Oct
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"< 1 5/f
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74%; 74%
.v,
30 ,, 50/a Feb
Boston
<Sp Providence RR———100
"45
45"15 ;j;30 >.■ Dec
Calumet & Hecla Inc.-—5
15% • 16%
•
160
14% Nov
Cities Service Co,-;
i-—-10
ZL/.;55% 56%
-\.v 388..a
49% Sep
Copper Range
5
^V lW" 17%
50 ^ 13% Jan
Boston'
—
5
Sperry Rand
Low
ceived in time for pub¬
3
Co
Range for
High
Exchange
.,,13
Southern
Shares
NOTE: We regret that
this week's compilation
of the Cincinnati Stock
—3
Socony Mobil OU„
65% May
Jan
67
Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Dec
140 y8
Low
.1.40
—
Sears
34% May
21% Mar
Jan
&
Edison
High
Oct
24
16 A Nov
,
Tel—^ 133%
131% 136%
4,369
102 %
Company—
.-w~—50
—■,,v49%.52% :639 _■./ 44
American Tel
Boston
28Va
16%
—
Motors
High
Industries
for Week
of Prices
Par
Shares
-
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
V./.V>V-:
f.
<.
"
44
34
Dec
49
Dec
ChT,"
Mr
/
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial; and
.:.
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
(144)
36
'M.
v
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 5),
Week's
Last
for Week
5
Budd
•
pi
39
39
42%
3,300
27%
24%
24%
250
--5
'v
■
'
City Products Corn
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
i
Co
Coleman
fjii
'**■>*
•
Steel
Crucible
of
El
Fairbanks
Fairchild
New
Mills
Flour
54%
54%
100
17%
173/4
120
28%
28%
29
44%
443/8
45%
1,100
253/4
47%
47%
47i%
67
69
55
55
36
36
F
Gen
Amer
t;
Candy
General
Contract
ift
Foods
General
Mills
Sep A
49
Jan
2 6 3% May
43 3%
Public
Gen
Tele
General
Oct
1073/4 110'%
1,000
98 3%
Sep
1191%
5,700
Gilette
243/4
Oct
30%
200
12
SeD 3
78'%
783/4
Jan
85'%
123/8
100
7%
8%
1,600
9%
11'%
Dec
St
Nov
35
Jan
63
Nov
1,000
20
Drug
Gray
Greif
Dredge
Hein
Werner
Heller
Hupp
Sperry Rand
31% Mai-
411%
Dec
Standard
Oil
of
N
Dec
56%
Dec
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Packaging common—
Corporation
517%
23
243%
2,600
16
Jan
43
58
100
56'%
Dec
61% Mar
Sunbeam
203%
Jan
26 3% May
Sundstrand
Sunray Mid-Continent
263%
2,000
14%
14%
100
10%
Jan
14'% Nov
40%
40 »/b
41i%
7,900
33
Jan
43
17 %
175/a
18
700
14
Jan
133%
12
133%
3,350
85'%
85'%
50
-.
•
93/a
52
64%
64%
64 3/tt
300
1
9%
9'%
9%
2,000
,
200
'
73%
&
Chemical
21%
28 3/s
56'%
58'%
299
25'%
251%
93%
Corp
I
Co
&
Co
•
•
common,
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
South
85%
84%
76%
footnotes,
see page
42.
52
Jan
Jan
208
Dec
Jan
731/2 Mar
93/a
400
39
Jan
74'%
Jan
400
77
June
... (
94
30 5%
30 3/4
v
300
243/8
34%
Jan
109 y8
24
24%
46
46
60%
16
Nov
500
21
Jan
1,700
19%
84%
23
Nov
44%
Nov
49'/8
Dec
64.,
Dec
72%
8
Feb
141/2 May
3,200
61-.
-
10
*
43%
66
26%
283%-
231%
66-
373/4
100
43%
21%
-
27%
200
21 %
37%
66
373%
6'%
16 y8
■36:
I33/4
133%
7
May
50
Rubber
Steel
Inc.
i
(Un)
Oct
56 Va
Jun
" 801% *
1,-800
69 ,1:
Sep
89
Nov
1,500
28'/8
Nov
?0,v
-Tan
30'/a
I
353%
50
34%
34% May
38'% Aug
293% Sep A
140
433%
Apr
483%
Jan
54
Nov
91/8
Apr
400
53
;
Jun
I 500
July
14%
Feb
26
26%
300
22 '/a
Jan
21% May
34'/a Jun
571/4
58 5%
210
49%
Apr
69%
58 A:
613%
1,000
26%
Jan
63
79
88 5/8'*
4,300
54%
Feb
93 5/a
Nov
135/o
143/e
1,700
11%
Oct
20 3/b
Apr
.
.
11
8%
91/8
1,500
8
Jan.;
9%
1,400
R'/i.
Jan
.
•
Nov
Dec
93/4 Mar
y
■
93%. Mar
28
Jan
36'%
Oct
3,100
'38%
Jan
513%
Dec
48
Jan
611/2
Nov
20%
Jan
29
27
Jan
361/2
Jan
35
100
39'%
51
Oct
4,000
331/8
373%
Nov
-
41
-
8%
•
I 52%
900
381%
45 %
Dec
May
2,700
33 %
100
223%
241/b
5,900
20%
36%
37i%
500
34s/8
Oct
64 3/a
37%
250
29%
Jan
50% 'Nov
8I/8
8'/a
100
7%
Oct
12'/a Mar
341%
"
^
56
281/a
3 6 3%
343%
•
■
:
3 b '/a
Sep
35%
Jan
45
700
Dec
47'%
300
Oct
Dec
May
Apr
Dec
57
Dec
55%
Dec
54%
54%
503/8
54'%
54%
553/8
533%
55% "
1,700
A
501%
515/a
9,800
1
40%
Jan
51 %
Dec
54i%
55i%
800
52
;
Sep
59
Feb
22%
22
223%
800
18%
Oct
27'/z Mar
85/8
Nov
I
'*
141/2 Mar
9%
9%
100
x31%
31%
31%
750
49%
10'%
453%
51
1,095
10
10%
5,000
54%
543%
211%
22'%
27i%
275/s
800
23%
Jail
43
433%
1,300
39
Oct
49'
Feb
233%
24i%
2,900
213%
Oct*
26
Nov
56i%
571/8
3,000
471/2
Oct
17
173/8
1,700
161/0
Sep
54%
57
25
Jan
300
45
500
*
16 5/8
38
38
40%
13
283/a
400
1,500
Sep
28
Oct
Aug
Dec
56 3/a
May
Nov
May
28% Jun
59% Aug
19%
40»%
331/2 July
100
40
48
Jan
7
35'%
Feb
*
18%
Jan
44%
.
JUR
Nov
Jun
Dec
215%
23
959
215%
Jan
29
253/4
100
241/2
Jan
32 »/2
26 5/8
26%
800
191%
Jan
28
Dec
45i%
7%
493%
Dec
27
25%
26%
21%
26%
47i%
340
27
Jan
51
Dec
9
July
55
Apr
7
49%
37%
37%
119
211/2
500
43%
33i%
A
Jan
900
71% A,
511%
Sep
3/a
68% Aug
74'%
70%
••:••;. 30
42
300
Jan
1171/2
Jan
500
39i%
Jan
900
43
Jan
•
Nov
-
Apr
Feb
Jan
100
;
35
7%
1,200
.
i 173/b
26'%
1
102%
i
25i%
205/a
—
26%
211%
1,800
57
56'%
77'%
56
77
78'A
2.50
30
30
31 Vz
1
——
56
56
57
5
—16%
Match
Oil Products
-•460
:
533%
1
'
1,900
47
,
60
Jan
Dec
400
56%
8,400
3,300
Motor
Wisconsin
Electric
39% Aug
Wisconsin
Public
Service—
10
10
Aug
Woolworth
(F W)
(Un)
Jan
13y4
Apr-:
World
&
Un)—
Co
.
Power
Publishing. Co
(Un)_*
*
;U—■—1
%_
200
15%
Dec
270
31'%
Jan
413%
Nov
1,400
11%
Jan
"19y4
Apr
19% Mar
(Wm)
Yates-Amer
Jr Oo__—
Machine
; Youngstown Sheet &
Zenith
Radio
Corp
Co—
"
'
800
14%
15
'
15%
^
151/s
104
68%
443%
Nov
431/4
Nov..
Nov
Mar
50
Jan
34 3/b May
60'%
Jan,:
July
Nov
Nov
52
A.
A Jan
Jun
A
57%
42%' Apr
42
Dec
Mar
;.54
'
2,000
541/2.
38%
250
293%
A
43%
92
400
66 5/a May
931%
Jan
;
;2o%
Apr
138%
Nov
3,500
151/4
151%,
104 •/«;:
731/2/;
12
96
12 3%
;.;,;200
v
2*600
Jan
'
100
200
"
Tube—•
faew^cjini———68%
191/4
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•
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1301/2 130 »/2
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.
Jan
"375/a Dec
'•'27 •*' Oct .V'.
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:
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i 90i%
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5
3/
Oct
27
38 »/4
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72'%
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543/a
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39>I
.
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.
.
300
48 3%
10
Wilson
31
•
51%
—1
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5
Continental Oil
(Del)
5
Corn Products Co
——1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
1
>t
22'%
1,000
24'A
24
66
Dec
200
433/4
52%
Co
Power
Consumers
-
36%
10%
Gas
Natural
Consol
(Un)
25%
5
10
il2 %
1.33%
&
r uei
Co
21 %4
——5
Co
Iron Corp
Columbia Gas System (Un)—
Commonwealth Edison com
Consolidated Foods (Un)
Colorado
Cliem
Gypsum
57%
—
>nc
.
Cplgate-Palmolive
&
National
: 15%
pfd—100
——15
4%%
Ilium
Electric
Cleveland
Distillers
Dec
25 V4
•
59%
8.50
18
& Electric
Co
Service
Cash Register
National
38%
"24
--25
Chrysler Corp
Cities
National
48% May
50%
50%
Northwestern Ry com—
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry-—*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
i?n
26% May
Jan
:
Chicago &
Cincinnati Gas
Jan
33 %
36%
25%
51%
33'%
♦
High
4,700
-
2'/a May
213%
100
371%
39i%
37
"
85
815
800
38'%
„L__-—
5,600
,
38'%
35%-
1A
40
Range for Year 1961
Low
67'%
-
!.
24%
43
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)——-—25
Milw St Paul & Pac
,
/
Feb
Inc
Shares
High
65'%
Co
42'%
38%
;
Chic
:
Jun
213%
Jan
Motorola
Low
.10
(Un)—'
& Co^_
42%
—r-J
—
14
500
'
west Corp——-—
Products (Un)..——-1
& Ref common1
Chemetron Corp
Chemical
Monsanto
24'A
1%
"
oouth
Certain-teed
Champlln Oil
*
163/B
15%
1%
Tractor—
of America (Un)—---
&
Central
'/I-II
Jan
Mar
23
Mississippi River
Modine Manufacturing
for Week
65%
(Un)_
Fuel—
Mfg
Montgomery Ward
Corp
Celanese
I
'V
Jan
241/a
Jan
Nov
Dec
Jun
17'%
243%
443%
27%
Oct
16%
Pacific (Un)__
--25
Corp common—..—--—*•—
Caterpillar
Mv
yt
12
900
Canadian
Carrier
1J
900
23%
5
Export Gas Ltd
Canauian
14
23%
.12.50
Inc____
& Hecla
Calumet
■
u
(Un)_.
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (On)
Burton-Dixie Corp—.
13%
1
Company—.—
&
Sales \
.
of Prices
Par
Min
Minnesota
;
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Week's
,
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1961
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
;
stocks
-
Jan
;
181/2 Mar
Oct
88% Jun
-63% Nov
Dec
:
-
'A
1143% May;
82% Nov
n
•
5
The. Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6123
195
Volume
(145)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price
Range
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
7
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock1 Exchange,
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
on
V'
.'
■'**
.
4
*
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS,.
Range
American
25
Oe«fflfnt Corp pfd (Un).
Aniericaii" Factors
Bolsa
Chica
Gil
(G)
&
Corp___
Co
1
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
Gas
California
Castle
Stores
5
Domincuez Oil Fields Co
Electrical
Products
Emporium
Capwell
Oil
Exeter
Co
_
_
_
class
Ltd
Co
Good
Humor
25 V2
38 V2
Apr
Penn
34c
Oct
Penn
5%
Dec
</43%
Dec
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass-.
Plymouth Oil Corp
500
5
5%
44
44 V4
47%
3,200
6%
■
//-
.
43%
•
Dec
Jan
20%
Jan
50%
4,200
22%
22%
47%
47%
49%
1,400
56c
56c
14
14%
4%
4%
1.85
1.90
■
.14
/.
V
4%
.
1.90/
10c
6
Dec
Dec
67/a
53%
Jan
'•
Oil
(Un)
Co
1
2.15
2.15
50c
1.50
1.50
10c
28c
27c
10
4%
/ 84%
_
Idaho Maryland Mihes
Imperial Western—
(Un).
Corp
_
Jade Oil
Leslie
Salt
M J M
Company-
Jan
53
Matson
Meier
Navigation
&
Frank
Merchants
Nordon
Pacific
Jan /; /
90c
18%
5 %
Jan
Reserve
Gas
Southern
16%
200
2.00
2.05
67c
.,1.60
■:; 2.75/
1.60
1.65
2.35
6
6Va
Union
Sugar
25c
Jan
80c
17%
:'
Dec
1.10
38,500
42%c
i
series
Preferred
Williston
(Un)
Oil
Basin
78
320
22%
39%
895
37%
7
*,
"
,
■.
20
15
Date
Z
\
Alan
Steel
I? '
(
,
Wood
American
V
Dec.
trials
29
731.14
143.84
129.16
246.00
91.64
77.68
80.89
85.17
83.85
17%
Apr
Jan.
1___—__
Holiday
Jun
Jan/
2.
724.71
144.00
128.10
244.34
91.82
77.56
80.95
85.32
83.91
83.99
_T_
Apr
16%
Dec
16
Jun
20%
Mar
29 %
2.95
July
1.25
500 /
17% J
Jan
14
ZZ 2%
Dec
3,200
%
Nov
;
Averages are
Utilities, 7.53; 65
compiled
stocks,
daily
the
using
by
July
18%
1%
V".
Dec
800
3%
Nov
4%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
25%
Jan
36%
Dec
.Z/ 4%
Dec
7%
Dec
National
by
American Wei & Tel
■/■' 1
ZZ 6
Jan
Jan
8c
Research'jCorjp
5c
Sales
for Week
;
Jan
Z 21c
.
Date
Tues.:
,
•
Holiday
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
30%
97%
-Z
!
Jan. 2
Jan. 3__—_—__
136%" '
31%
Feb4
103%
279 '
'
32%
15%
?-452
Baltimore Transit -Co—_____
Budd
5
Campbell Soup Co
•Chrysler Corp..
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power &
Foremost
-_10
Genera]
60c
Dec
Nov
140 %
Dec
JanV-
General
Giant
voting
Motors Corn
Food
Homasote
Hudson
Inc
A
-1
Macke
Madison
Fund
Merck
&
Co
A
Apr
53% Aug
Aug
19 Va
Bottling Co
of L I
Co
Reading Co
Ritter. Finance Co
Paper
new
Smith Kline
South
&
Jersev
Southeastern
Sun
..
OH
Thompson
United
57%
9,490
40%
Jan
34%
111
B
500
33
606
6%
Co_^_
■
Corp;___
19%
Jan
Feb
30 %
Oct
31%
Light
common
Mon.
95 %
6
62
100
60
40%
300
28%
39 %
Jan
Jan
Oct'"/
74%
26% Mai-
110
32%
Jan
75
11%
33%
30
1,263
9%
3,124,530
$4,537,000
Jan. 3___^
3,588,670
5,422,000
169,000
5,591,000
Jan. 4
4,449,720
6.458,000
295,000
6,753.000
Jan. 5
4,633,890
6,650,000
447,000
7,097.000
15,796,810
$23,067,000
$1,120,000
$24,187,000
1962
Nov
58%
Dec
Oct
Stocks—Number
U.
Jan
23%
70%
// '■■ '
69%
12V2" '"
517
43
and
41%
43%
346
78%
__2«
"
7% July
7% Oct
36
3,992
v
Dec
Industrial
9%
Nov
Nov
46
Jan
27%
Jan
49%
77 Va
Dec
Par
AJlrg'-'pny L"dl"m Ste*l_
—-1
/
Columbia
^—10
Gas
For
15%
Jan
23%
Dec
geg
47y4
Jan
58%
Oct.
see
page 42.
1313
16
Sep
18%
Jun
(No. of
55%
Jun
82 %
Jan
7
Jan
9%
Nov
'
'
'
65%
65%
8%
8%
100
Mon.
79%
133
52%
Jan
82
Nov
Tues,
Jan. 2___
41
227
40%
Nov
43%
Nov
Wed.
Jan. 3
Foreign
30
-
Week's
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Shares
High
46%
70%
70%
70 V4
37%
28'/4
;
Low
47%
:•
High
60
35 V8
Jan
25
50%
Jan
39 V»
153
31%
Oct;.
29
155
23%' Jan
•
,
244,000
22,000
"T.000
267,000
218,000
20,000
6,430,880
$693,000
$46,000
$2,000
$741,000
145,000
145,000
•
Calendar Year
I960
1961^
6,430,880
Shares
4,049,880
488,831,037
286,039,982
$29,739,000
Bonds—
Domestic
49%
1
1961
238,000
$693,000
Stocks—^Number.' of
,
Sales
$91,000
1,869,390
-
1,357,305
1,795,210
-
Jan. 4
Jan. 5___
1962
+.
Bond
$1,000
$86,000
Week Ended Jan. 5
Range for Year 1961
Total
Bonds
$4,000
1,408,975
for Week
of Prices
Foreign
Corporate
-Holiday
—
-
Sales
Range
Gov't
Domestic
Jan. 1
78%
Low
28%
1,270,509,600
Stocks
17%
46%
10
Svstem__
footnotes,
1
1,566,120,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
,10
513^
■
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knoiy Co
20,290,000
$21,340,000 $1,636,037,100 $1,346,419,750
Nov
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sale Price
75,905,650
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Oct
47%
Total___;
Last
$4,500
$5,000
69,912,100
11% Mar
41
•
$24,187,000
Fri.
Friday
,
$1,050,000
______
23,067,000
Total
Thurs.
ST OCRS
I960
766,693,818
1,021,264,589
'
—_
$1,120,000
40
13.50
14,362,674
Nov
7oy4
__
—
Foreign
Railroad
Calendar Year
1961
'•
Bank____
Apr
Jan
15,796,810
Shares
■,/.../
1961
Government
S.
International
21% July
?35% Nov
13%
of
Bonds—
11% Mar
8
21%
Total.
Week Ended Jan. 5
42%
$4,746,000
Jan. 2__
Dec
50
Sales
*
Nov
Oct
,
400
'
Bond
-Holiday$209,000
Jan. 1___
40%
278
/
:"
12
.
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Int'l
Bonds,
19%
1
U. S.
Bank
Foreign
Dec
Jan
43
65%
83.3
Bonds
Railroad
Nov
7%
7%
_5
102.0
Dally, Weekly and Yearly
63%
33%
1,203
41 %
r
132.5
Fri.
Apr
327
"*
41%
17
193.0
+0.3
40 %
Jun
9,428
8
46%
50i/4
97.8
144.4
/
+0;6
-
-
45%
Dec
32%
/
Oct
15%
-21%
1C9.2
190.8
-
Thurs.
Dec
468
21%
•
Wed.
Dec
37%
89%
33%
5i3/4
-100.3
-
Tues.
Nov
47%
-
...
-
Dec
25%
;»
186.2
100.6
Service—
+1.0-
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Nov
20 %
322
:—1
Improvement______
6%
41/^July
16y4
10c
+1.0
Apr
Oct
990
__3.50
184.9
42
23%
10%
2.50
Service___-
<7
26
16%
Transmission..
s
'
235
64
2
.186.7
187.3
:
Bonds
55
•
111.0
and Miscel.
15%
•
+2.0
No. of
10%
Lab_____
117.0
105.-9
Shares
1,862
;
113.0
Stoclcs
•"
v
28%
9%
■
118.3
136.0
Dec
54%
-
?
Low
146.5
138-9
29%
26% Mar
Jan
__
-
1961
,133.7
Jan
11%
1
,
+0.4
Dec
7,217
__*
Mining
Dec
29%
7%;
.
••
••
+1.4
13
18%
i__
and
134.6
-
108.0..
-
Dec
26%Z/
44%
•
"132.7
38%
16%
"
L
1
•
High
+1.0
136.8
133J2
Nov
17%
-
•
•'/
Change
144.3
138.7
Nov
50
'__
^
/
6%
Jan
33 Va
•
V//'--I;////-
Percent
.
—:
i,
Finance
May
58%
.
Jan
k
1957-59=100
Dec, 29/61
Dec. 22,'61
:
./
.
30
16%
common
w
*
27%
?-
•
.
-,;v
307/a
100
'
26%
50
class
,fc
8
10
__
' i| '
/./:'■■
•■'/■;
.
'
'
——
'
61%
_
Public
Gas
13
i63/4
_____
Washington
26 Va
Jan
61%
Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
Jan
10Va
com____»
Gas
common
Co
Texas-Eastern
United
&
French
Gas
17%
1,181
__
;
■.
Dec
13
_1
Service Electric
40
180
f
7
-
35%
10
Scott
14%
38 Va
10
Public
26'/a
40
__
//'
''/'"/
■;
••
Nov
36%
Mfg
common
15%
35%
Electric Power
Trade,
Z;;/ 287 '/. 11% Aug
62
•
26
Dec
36%
•
6
Oct
Nov
81%
..
5
Oct
26%
40%
"
Jan
95.55
•
135.9 ;-//
33%
29%
n
-
109.39
stock
Goods-
Dec
Mar
♦
Progress
of
Goods
Non-Durable
63 V*
'
65
30%
'
"
145.7
Transportation
Utility
25%
29%
Durable
Sop
16% May
41%
29%
„
■:'■/;
-
■
,
Composite,--
57 V4
117%
63%
33 Va
3
Potomac
r-.---
Manufacturing
Mar
8
High
";'-v
"•.x • ■
•
-
Nov
.'
Nov ' /
47%
2,406
■:/;
81%
-
130%
,
Z 34% Aug
899
v -
''
29
34%
27%
•
Co
585
-
■
♦
Philadelphia Transportation Co
',f-.
V-r'/'"•• v:-'y/.''-
Jan
Jan *
40% ZZZ172
5%
25c
common
" 25%
14%
v
17%
Jan
53%
31 Va
*
/
*
index
10% May
.
Jan
42
1,546
/:./.•/;'■ ,'/Z///:' /•,.••"
__
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10
SEC
Aug
Jan
'
14%
*
Jan
26%
25c
Washington
V
•
■
37%
Jan'-
40
^
16%C'
Electric
.7 13%
-
/■'
-i
1
Photo Inc_--—
Philadelphia
40% v'
*
1
—____
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
^
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Pepsi-Cola
49
38
53%
1
,
Pennsalt
Per.ect
48%
112% 116%
___♦
Corp
of
31% V*'
13%
____24.50
Linotype
Bank
29%
\^Z/
Inc_
Mergenthaler
National
■
„
_____—_;
Inc
Martin-Marietta
471
//
Resistance—_____!——10c
Valley RR
Vending class
ZZ
1
Co
International
Lehigh
class
8%
53%
38
:_1.66% Z
o._
Pulp & Paper—
2nd preferred
$1.41
__Z_*
: 37%
52
'k:
Z/iZZZ/;
__1
common
77%
690
51.%
oc't
3
I960
for
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
stocks for the week ending Dec. 29. 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs arid lows
for the current year. ' "//'
■
'/ '•
:.r//. •
39
?
11% Oct
572
Z 112%
2
preferred
The
'•
Jan
7%
148
7: *7
48%
J
/
-y 878
115
Z 49
12%
-
508
-
-
29%
"
common_______50c
Acceptance Corp
conv
Z >v
1110% -11
1
—
(Julius)
112
9%
14
52%
5
._;.__5
Dairies
Garfinckel
7,
rd.75
Motor. Co
13%
51%
___1
•___
-.9%
112
25
Light
9%
13%
■
■
'
1.80
Duquesne Light—i—i,
;
Electric Storage Battery—
Food Fair Stores—+J.
Ford
C
___1
ConiDany
g46
" •
8
Jan
Low
rN//':- "V: ;?■*"
./'Vv / •5'/
.
15%
Dec
106.57
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33%
107%
30% Oct
35% Jan
30%.Aug
•
1,285
/
Year 1961
Jan : '
?0Va
7,676 Z
34%
49%
140.09
;V/ 'High
Low
23 Va
.
J 144.09
:
Range
140.93
1'.^
487
_______
Low
140.84
Jan. 5
^ •_
"50
'
High
141.50
_
/:'/■'//"/ ■/':'./'
Range for
•
»-
99%
11%
■
13
Inc.
Range for 1961
Apr
•
•
Bureau,
Closing
Jan. 1
Mon.
y'-Z/ZZ//
-' ZZ
Shares
<
30%
;! Z 34 ;
A 47%
- 47%
City .Electric^.-^.i-^-i.—4.33
Atlantic
i- '
c-
Z:/_^Za^Z^3% Z 133% Z 131%
ArundeL+Corp
Atlantic
Week's
'of Prices.
.
Quotation
Dec
200
Z Range
-
5.34;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
4%
V Low. High
'
Ralls,
3.09;
16.26.
Nov
5
'
.
25%
6,000
Z 97%
Industrials,
May
4
4%
14c
7
following], divisors:
1.80 Mar
32
//
Aug
■'// 6,400
Apr
84.18
Sep
8%
Jan
2.60
13c
Par
Total
11%
13c
;
Bonds
Stocks
Oct
800
Co
ties
ties
5%
300
common____-______l0
Stores
40
Rails
roads
4,200
1,300
7.
Utili¬
Rails
trials
s
6%
2,500
Last
Grade
Jan-
51,200
>
Grade
1.50
3%
Sale Price
10
Indus¬
2,000
6%
'
Second
65
Utili¬
Rail¬
2.75
1.75
'".'Z Friday
First
85.45
4%
-
10
10
85.26
4
,
Jan
Total
'
81.41
6%
*
.
50%
—Bonds—
10
May
25
f'Z'+V/
STOCKS
29% Aug
Averages
Stocks
0 Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
,
Jan
Dec
81.16
6 V4
4
Jan
21 %
27%
37%
Fri.
<,
16
20%
25%
78.03
4 v4
r
Nov
38% Aug
21% Oct
21%
6.25
Thurs. Jan. 4
*"
36
27%
37%
10
30
Dec
Wed.
/Z'/Z // '
Feb
Jan
Jan
77.63
__10c
Exploration
79%
23%
27%
91 83
30%
■/
Dec
4
213
*
7
91.92
10
(Un)
295
+
33%
35%
244.52
3%
4%
65
33%
35
245.80
30%
1
-1
"
35%
126.61
,+1.75
8.50
A
common
com
63%
*33%
.
5
127.65
1
Petroleum
Apr
147.94
%
pid
conv
Jan
8
119
4,012
148.33
2,100
:
64%
__5
u-
5
722.53
4
Equipment Co
Westates
62%
5%
are
'
Victor
Jan
__
/
726.01
20c
24,200
%
4%
Apr
1
4
,
17%
_
18',
5%
80c
3
3
Warrants
16%
Jan
July
Jan.
4
common
75c
Jan.
17%
Corp
75
/'•:. 2.90
Jan
17%
.
75c
Indus¬
14% Mar
.
17%
5
75c
Apr
Nov
Apr
17%
i—
50c
July
Jun
30 Va
common
United Industrial
200
57%
32
22
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.-
on
41% Mar
14%
—/•■■
70c
__
l
Corp
5.75 Aug
93
17
—
70c
Oct
Apr
50
1.00
,3%
_
__
605
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1.80
50c
_
27
Jan
pfd series A —25
Co
28
27
Jan
Co
Gas
47%
27%
1.05
1
Gas
&
42%
47%
2,100
Co..
1
4
__
27%
.
-
10
Apr
Jan.
5,600
60c
1
Nov
;__10
;
3% May
61c
Jan
OO
100
-
,
16%
,1
48
Stock and Bond
3.50 Jun
/
Oct
1.20
17 »/a
Oil
Cal
Oil
17%
60c V
Western
Ranch
18,000
2.05
Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes
Nov
200
-16%
33 %c
Development
United Bottlers (Un)
1.40
11,600
85
1
.
Jan
2.85 Mar
Jan
22c
7,600
25c
__
_
1.90
17,300
4%
17%
;
37%
*
Dec
2.00 Mar
65c
/•
30c
39c + 43c
•
5
Jun
200
1.60
,
—1
&
Pepsi-Cola
i
^1^.:
44%
Apr
Jan/
8%
8,100
10
Co
Co
Oil
i-""ir
'•
Inc
Co
Petroleum
Oil
Trico
a
(Un)
Corp Ltd
Norris
Rice
Co
Nov
44%
__
13%
Oct
32c
■
2,300
2.20
84%
43c
10C
&«^-Oil Co (Un)
4 Va
j:
34
Engineering & Foundry Co——5
Below
"Holly
Jan
Jan
May
34
>
Corp.;
Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Feb
26
v.
RR
United
Jun
37
Federal
Rockwell-Standard
Mar
31
V.
Dec
18
;
-100
1,500
-
«
40% Aug
400
//
48%
Feb/;
1.55
100
22%
1
•
'
31%
22,300
300
A
Feb
V,3
.
200
23
---
8%
25'/a
May
Jan
10
California-
of
Co
Sep
6%
t
100
433
1
Feb
6
General Exploration Co of California—1
1
Gladden Products Corp
McKinney'Mfg
9c
6%
Corp
10%
31'/a
1
21 %
4
(Un)_._—
Hiah
10%
293/4
*
29%
48%
48% /
-.
-J, >.
•
_
Low
10%
7%
:
common
300
23
10
—
Refractories
Co_
Gas.Co
300
5.50
Cooke Inc
&
Walker
(Joseph)
Star
46,200
6%
.
:
24
44%
•
44%
•
Home
Lone
High
26c
i
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'
5
.'
.
33 %
6
*
Inc
Co
Low
Range for Year 1961
High
29%
8.50
23
/.
Oil
&
Ink
Harbison
.
Range for Year 1961
Shares
5
33
25c
——
—-—
'..y 'r
'
,
Shares
Low
.
for Week
5
24c
33%
5o
■
Brewer
23
10
( Un)
Ltd
Mammoth Consolidated Min
Black
for Week
*
*
'
Low ;• High
Par
"
..
»
of Prices
-
Sale Price
V
■
Pgh
__
'
•
Duquesne Brewing Co of
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Sales
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
'
■
Week's
Last
1
■
...
:\-'t
.
other Exchanges.
,
•
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
This list does not include
v
37
Aug
Foreign
Government
74
Oct
Foreig"n
CorporateLl/
—
$511,000
$51,003*000
46,000
81.000
2 542.000
2,000
'27,000
1,639,000
«1,411,000
$741,000
$619,000
$55.184 000
$32,679,000
1,520 000
-
45% Apr
29%
Oct
Total
38
(146)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Shown
Price*
Are
Expressed
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Canadian
Par
•
Abitibi
&
Power
Range
of Prices
Paper
Low
•
common—
40%
Labatt
Range for Year 1961
High
Low
-
Ltd
Laurentide
Atlantic
Acadia
Sugar
Algoma steel
Aluminium
High
$1.25
4
% %
•Anglo
S2.90
preferred
Corp
Argus
pfd——_
pfd
Steels
965
12%
NOV
Mailman
22%
47%
49
23
49
/
53%
vuLf'-K
'
4
Feb
7
22%
-
50%
Dec
23
Dec
51%
Jan -
54
NOV
40
Feb
45
43
x
a53
46
7: :
46
—50
•
30
135
;:47
200
7
: 50
-
53%
34%
29%
'7'4
July
% July
4 50%
Jan
33
,
,4 7v
55
Jan
52
1,705
7,
Nov
46 %
53%
36 Va
25% Mar
22
3,010
22
■".
■:
preferred
Bank
of
Montreal
of
Nova
22
10
Bank
.
Scotia
525
18% Mar
24%
25
350
20% Mar
74%
75
10
•
Banque Canadian National
75%
2,021
83
•
■
83
59V8
jan
Provinciale
Power
Oct
22
Bell
'Telephone
Brazilian
British
83%
904
66%
Jan
84%
1,379
54'%
Jan
81
Dec
56
Nov
49%
2,331
38 y4
Jan
6.50
8,789
5.40
Nov
6.60
Brockville
Nov
21%
55
55
325
49%
Nov
56
57%
57%
59%
class
6,953
■V-
47% Mar
51%
54%
54%
75
:>
6%
6%
6%
1,295
..
a52
80
175
3.20
3.30
37%
46
3,602
37
•
Products
Mar
29%
Canada
Malting
Safeway
Canada
Steamship
5%
Dominion
8y2
379
12%
11%
200
37
8*4
7%
855
8%
420
•
Power
Price
54
May
July
•
6%
4.40%
pfd
Canadian
536
24%
24%
22%
22%
23
74%
74%
Jan
52 »/2
94
16%
Feb
11%
6%
13%
13%
24
59%
58%
59%
•
10%
10%
10%
a20
al9%
a20
35
34
series
$1.00
25
series
7——
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Fairbanks
Class
Co
Ltd
class
12
Canadian
Combined
•
15%
15%
16 %
1,378
'
14
Jan
13
13%
10%
Jan
37'/2
37%
*
com
•
common
preferred
ZeUerbach
class
International
A
Ltd
Bridge
7 %
8teel
*-
Coal
preferred
Dominion Textile
Pont
7%%
•
•
•
common
—
•
•
common
109
74'"
24%
Co (Chas E)_.
Gatineau Power common
5^
preferred
Great
al3%a 13 y4
64%
66%
—
■
1
IIIlOO
Home & Plttfield
Howard Smith Paper $2
IIII"!
20c
~
pfd_
-
__
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4LT4
International Nickel of
Canada
International Paper com
International Utilities
Corp.J ~
$2
preferred—.i.
For
P'innc
Service
footnotes,
see
■
15
;
10
3.50
28
1,665
66
665
13%
905
13%
\
19
10 y4
Jan
13%
18%
14%
4,298
a23
*
30
16%
2,555
231/2
28%
29%
a23
15%
23'/a
16%
29%
100
1.454
34*4
39
•
1,275
34%
58
23
23
100
a44
23
a44
20
23
.
**#4
•
17%
21%
23
4.7
V:
/.'l0% May
108
11%
/
26%
3.60
Jan
21%
/ :
Apr
29%
Apr
80
Apr
19
Aug
21 %
9%
Jan
725
15%
Jan
10
34%
25
46%
Dec
9%
:
21%
18%
21%
Class
$
1
Ltd
4%%.
25
2,450
1,300
al2
al2
al6
14
71
13%
14 y8
5.455
13%
13%
4,129
3.80
3.80
3.90
1,055
26
4.60
23 %
7'/4
*
109
Oct
•
Jan
11%
Feb
7.60
7.40
27%
.;
Jan
3.10 May
39% Jun
.w
Ameranium
Anacon
Mines
Lead
Arno
Atlas
Dec
Avalon
Telephone
Bateman
Oil
&
Jun
Beatrice Red
Jan
Bellechasse
Blue
May
Warrants
Nov
13%
Dec
5.00
*■
Bornite
Burnt
Copper
Hill
Calgary
Tungsten
*
Common
57% May
50%
75
89
5,503
941
45%
46%
1.600
15
18%
38%
98%
Dec
Dec
Nov
14 V2 Mar
Jan
13%
Jun
19
Apr
Dec
July
33'/a
Nov
19 >1
Dec !
22 7.
17% Jul.v
44% July
:
Sep
3.90
-
•
Jun
7,10%
60
,20 y4
£.
2.45 Mar
Jun
Oct
-13
Sep
'2.4%.--NOV
•42
w
4
49
.
Apr
/
Nov
Sales
.v
Shares
Year 19(517
Range for
'.(■77/
T
95c
2%c
38c
7
High
Low
13,813
*'•
45c
4 16c
5,694
26c
3,000
1 %c May
40c
Feb
2,75
-
;7
4--
45c
2.85
10
alO
8c
6%C
7%c
alO
-
4. ,7
500
July
7
40c
'
Nov
10c
1.80
37,500
40c
45c
23.975
9c
.
15%
82c
7. «■;
Jun
75.85
Dec
Jan
10%
Dec
Jan
8c
Nov
13c
Dec
23,500
f 9c
7:1.65
43c
Aub
4%c Nov
6%
20,000
1.80
.
"1.10
7
;
2%c Aug
3,000
7 9c
7'
Sep 7
2%c
9
•
.
2.10 July
2,000
; ;7-7
•
8c
3c
Jan
29c
.:
Apr
45c
-
.
Aug
12c
Sep
1.95
7
Nov
50c
Oct
15%
"
Dec
"
15% 115%
-
6,724
-
.'9.20
—1
Mines
6C
Inc_—
——jx
'•
Corp
Ltd__
_7_
Dock
Co
14
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Ltd__4__"
71'
*1
1.40.
Catelli
Nov
Cjentral Manitoba
Dec
Chemalloy
Chess'Mining Corp77___^_77L-v-L7—^l
Chibougamau' Copper Corp—1
;
;i»
45
8% May
13
46
2,675
Sep
26% Mar
50
Dec
14
Ltd—T_——17_7—_L^1.7, 26y2c
Quebec Explorations JLt"d___7_vl
Food
Corp
Ltd—* 7
Products .Ltd class A__7_*
Mines
Ltd—__—7l1:
Ltd
^_7r—^-1-
Minerals
8c
Aug
Nov
39c
7
Feb
Dec
13%
\
Dec
5.00
-v
Dec
15c
Jan
2c
May
23
'
Apr
5'/2
Dec
1.7 Va c
Mar
14
7-
Sep
65c
Mar
6c
.
Oct
-3,240
'
Dec
5c.
Oct
..200
■-1,000
12%
12%
t
7.
Jan
■"
Nov
Oct
1.65
Dec
3%c
Dec
31c
i
12
Dec
.
July
44c
.
.7,.
Nov
'7c
Dec
6c
/
:
Dec
Jun.
8.
.'•=.
Mar".
lc
.'12:
Feb
3.30
6%c.Feb.t '
7.900
16",
'
--.1.70
7; 1.45 Mar
7,520
"•'
.
Aug
Dec
Dec
lc
13c
-
.
23,900
' IQc .*■ 12c
:
'"
12%
5%
7
8% May
-Feb
1.65
.18,000
'726'/a c ;~29ci
:.F"
H'/a
80c
400
•' 3c 7
.
7
1.000
6,088
:7. 778
.-'2%c
300
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,
7
'
51%
Lid common—*
>c
••
..
1.69
Explorations Ltd—i-.Lv_-i.l1 t "7"15c '*■,."158
16c
Royalty/Co Ltd—_4—
*
' 7.:—
4-1.65 -1.65
Mines Ltd1—_L___l__1 ".'77 * vv
a2 %« a2%c
Cassiar
84%
-14
1.39
Canorama
Cartier
Jan
Dec
13
/ - ;
2%c Apr
';
3,000
T<
.1:30 -1.45
:8
.
Jun
Jan
6%
4
,
Refineries
49
'/a
5%,
9.80
Feb
6 Va
500
.
7.7
Mar
70c
2,000
7
Mar
17c
>0
31,100
4c
May
15c
35c
3,040
22 y4
15c
Jan-- :;
2%c Jan
1,665
9c
:
Sep
.10% Jan
I
11.500
7
?'
16c
3 %c
6l
Jan
40
14c
/
4c
3
33%
60%
15c
;• 22
Carbec 'Mines'
410
15
•
Oct
1,815
22c
*4.50, 74.75
8%c
Jun
1,483
40
Ltd—__7.1
Dec
84
1,000
14
4.65
—-
Jan
7c
_;_74 5c
8,000
20c
x.1
1
18
al2
6C
45c
12%
13%
12%.
39
51%
6c
45c
712%
-
100
90
82
4.95
!
"100
13,000
8c
'/
•
Resources Ltd—
Mines
Asbestos
;7% :Jan
.2,550
a7c'
7
•7%C
__l__1
Jan
all
8C
Ltd_L_l
L—
pfd
57% Jan
30% Jun
al2
9.40
a7c
f
-
Cantexas
Canuba
50%
45
Jan
38%
Jan
Aug
147
.
Nov
8%
10%
2,380 7
800,""
Dec
15 '/a
•
7
Dec
Nov
27 V2
Sep
13
High
37c
•8c
<:•
Ltd——r-*
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
'*
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—_7_-_—Ll
Dec
83%
50
74%
59%
7'
NOV
8%
7
May4
68 y2
v
5% Mar
7 1,150
Jan
,s
for Week
;-'90c
a
-III
7——-
Jan.
39
.'
Si
Jan
88
14%
44 900
vt
:
2.757
•7'
Mines Ltd!—1-
Colliers
37%
38%
V
4,770
650
"
Ltd "A"_t_l
Mines
Edmonton
&
6,554
88%
7; 19% Jan
4 1,735'*
7
of Prices,-
38c
-
Canadian
52%
45%
:
395;
Range
;/
2 %c
1
-*»"
Calumet Uranium
50%
38%
Jan
4
May
32
Canadian .Dollars
Week's.
1
45c
CorU—__———1
52
17
Feb
37%
80
Nov
58
'7364444 250.'
4 1,050
49
>;
V
Jan
57
260
7
33 y2 July
7
*
—
Raceway
.—77
Kodiak
17
; / 48 %
18y2 Mar
-
53 ""
*
Jan
Nov
34%' Mar «
'
jan '
"350
777'; :,4474
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91c
Cow_—L—1
-LL
Dynb
17
; "
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11
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■■
Low
—20c
i
Gas
Gold
Dredge, &
Feb
7
11
7 7r
Nov
19Va
4,600
19%
•7'
Oct
Jan
.767%
477 875
Mar 7
'47 20%
550."
7'
r
-
'
14>
4,301!.
•,7V 480":
32
47.7 9»/4 Aug
Jan-
21
.
7
19%
Expressed in
-
Mining Corp Ltd—Lx
Bonnets
■*
Jan
May
Lake
Canadian
Oct
Are
•
Placer Mining
Belding-Corticelli Ltd 7%
Canadian
Jan
18%
48%
7
Ltd-—_ IIIII
Beauce
Nov
Canadian
91
*1
27
*
100
2,300
7
Jun? .7 i-W 43%
-
'
Dec-
-.
21 =
May
7% 29% Mar
"19% July
1,250-
Dec
24% Mar 7
7-7'
:-i.
Jan
July
•
0
~
Oct
12%
7
2.65
19%
•
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,4:;' Last
.
Apr
Oct
31%
19%
19%
17
Mining
44
75
15
7 500
.
'
Shown
Ltd—
Ltd
Bay
13%
1,955
v
16
.
'-104
Nov
40 7
.
1,330
.
21%
CO———1-cj.
Oct
6.221
26
v
Augustus ExplorationL_7—
11%
97
23%
59%
20%
7*35%
Sulphur & Iroh Co
Telefilms Ltd_.u_
Atlas
Sep
Nov
45
34
58%
2.60
*
Mining Corp Ltd—L
?
Mines Ltd-L-uiX_7_L-i.——.
3,628
17%
58%
-2.60 ;
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Molybdenite
Mining.
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd— .—5-
2,268
17%
14
: "•>.= 11
Ahthonian
Oct
55%
96%
.11%
13%
14
Anglo-Amer
Dec
44%
12%
33%
4,935
10,936
7
7 %
7.
Ltd
Mines
12 y8
17%
Jan
"
54%
33%
'"99%
27%
'8%
AJax Minerals ,Ltd--^—,L_—
Alscope Consolidated Ltd—L__:
12%
200
27
8%
Par
54%
44
47*,,/
'4 7
:%
7
V
%
*■
21. .-May
,
.
1
55%
8V2 7-
.
t" .85%- Dec
L7.'13;7. Oct
'
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73%
,15Va July "
7 7
7
Jan
59 44
73
•'54%
Sale Price
July
22% May
13% Dec
Jan
74 58
7.4 7 7 7
7
Ltd_L_.7H_i
STOCkS
LISTED
Oct
21% Aug
Jan
14
44%
12
16 Vz May
Jan
^
Nov
Vu-. tr*
/
24%
Friday
104% Aug
Jan
20
*
''
Oct
ill %
Dec
41%
Jan' w
a
8 7 7
.
Canadian Stock Exchange*
Selburn
100
24 %
..
"20% •;
&. Worts_o.___-
Prices
Talc
106%
Jail
i:
81 %
27%
Col_.
preferred :'_L——-—-L_. „50c
Baker
30
78%
commoh
Bailey
1,415
Feb
Jan
31%
74!, 14
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35
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6
.
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"18%
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31
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May
Aug
Jan
17/2
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warrants——_ll_-.
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.
Oct
,
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55 V*
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page 42.
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29 y4
Jan
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class
JUn
19%
Sep
18
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V
v
14
15 y2
62g
7
7
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l>>.- 350
8
73 Va
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Voting trust
certificates—.
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—
121
35
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v
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860
12
f 100
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Jan
220
7—10 4
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Trans
Jan
37
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Canada
Knapp
Feb
95
7:
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7
7% May
7
vT['.7'25i
27
58%
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Gooderham
&
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400
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Apr
Feb
16%
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May
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^
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f
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Feb
Nov
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4.60
v
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class
of
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21
20
33%
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10
36
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31
Pipeline
69 y4
775
-
>
,
53 y2
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July
78
25
130
s-
Apr 7
40 %
"
"
♦
7
'
-
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Canada
61
7 7;
Dec
14%
4,960
'
103% 103 y2
17%V 18%
17%
Finance
77
Apr
5%
16
'3,221
;
16%'
26 %
78
,
•
of Canada
;
150
''
a22% a22 %
J
preferred—7—_oj4L^_10
Canada
Nov
21
/'
7
3.25
i
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16
•
29%
6%
Toronto-Dominion
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Dec
76
25
77.4
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20
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Co
Texaco
Viau
'
Nov
19%
( 6% Jan
*
-
■
4——*
—
Dec
23
26
3.75
30%
Jan-'1-'
Dec
9% Mar
7
Nov
16%
;
,
Jan
3.25
Oct'
500
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united Sr.eel CorPLLr.—'
17% AUg
20 Vn July
17%
3.65
102 102 y4
108
108
18%
V.-V15%
Jan
19%
32%
15
m
26%
/ Sep
90
Jan
19%
10
pfd
preferred
505
28%
Sep
7;
-7%
-
57%
,;7-
36%
*
Nov
Nov
;
•
35
21
Nov
65.
7
33%
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15
15
r
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102
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4,170"
12
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14'/4
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'•
50
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84% : • 7 83 84 %
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class
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13% Nov
4.220
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Union
V 22% Dec
;
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Vendomatic Services Ltd
NOV >
Dec
Jan
11%
II,452
40%
'
Aug
May
15%
v,
Corn
Trans
Dec
19 Vb
Jan
15
191/4
Jan
Mar
\j!
28
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T—
Inc
Traders
Apr
i,: 11%
May
45 y2
11%
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5
Jun
*
Dec
.
Cbment
Steinbergs class A
28% May
Jan
11%
7 60
'
Jan
AUg
05
Interprovincial
pipe
Lines.-—"
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd—
Jamaica
i0
7.65
16 y2
15%
50
Bay Co
Hudson Bay
Mining
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
I
~
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
commonls
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
•
$4.50 preferred
Inland Cement preferred—
"
y4 Mar
13%
#
~
Class B
31%
99
alO% alO%
I
6.00
Aug
15
36%
—~———_—*
Home Oil class A
128
Jan
Steel
Feb
5.75
Oct
101
.100
—1
Paper
/
Jan
81%
common-
Handy Andy Co
Holt, Renfrew
Hudson's
1,285
v./ 6%
103
7
K
common-
225
preferred
Southam
May
15% Nov
.
Jan
V8%
50
•
240
a6
15
-
Oct '7
v/;;f''-96 ;.795
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Sogemines
24
.
Jan
101
.100
Wares
.
Jan
81%
81%
l
-
v
925
9,945
28%
~
Jan
3,9 % Jan
.
2,670 "•
■r-
25%
17%
preferred
Dynamics
Lakes
45 V; 46
al5 al5y4
24%
66%
1
"io
:
50
79
.*
16
1,050
109
109
8%
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_.
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100
79
&
Steel
11
8%
—
preferred
19%
700
j
5%%
44" 6io
671.
8%
*
General
.7
18% '
79
common
General
28%
8%
Corp
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp——
Ford Motor Co"
;
Petroleum
'
•"8%
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd
8%
20 y„
I,630,:
'
'5 7 ...2.50
8%
Famous
Frosst
a3.75
Jan
3-90 Jan
,
: 3.310
:
25
•
A
Electrolux
French
15% 4
14%
24%
50
class
Match
Eddy Paper
400
7
3*4
Canada
Freres
3.90
22%
23%
„
common
Ltd
preferred
Dupuis
Eddy
of
•
—10
&
Red
Du
Jan
22%
loo
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Bros
3.00
22%
*
common.*
preferred
Donohue
•
-
common—
Steel
250
10%
•
common...
Foundries &
Preferred
Dominion
4.60
28
45
Dominion
Glass
Oct
18%
100
_•
—
Dairies
Dominion
r
100
preferred——
(Canada)
Lawrence
6%
26% May
13% Sep
"
Petroleum
Dominion
*4
:.7:
•
Simpsons
7% May
35% Nov
Jan
_
.
Seagrams-.
Dominion
7%
16
12%
;
Aluminium
Series
Dec
40
-
Jan
1,626
a3.75
2
common...'-
L.
21%
4.30
•
;
;
-
Jan
Jan
325
1,135
•
*
Credit
'
23%
7,385
13
common-,
a6
27
Dec
736 7'
*
V
Oct
15%
■
Jan. -7
100
£
Aug
4'-'
....
14
Sep
;
Paper class A
Sicard
7% May
Jan
4.85
16%
•-
Preferred
Dome
15%
*24%
•
;•
37
3.90
4.30
•
Glass
506
a23 a23%
*
Textile
Distillers
26%
12%
V
615
8,600
15%
15%
•
Mining & Smelting
Coronation
12%
480
774
6
35
8.23*4
*
Enterprises-.
'
25%
25%
10
Ltd
5%
,
34
25
Consolidated
Crush
13
;4 5%
jun
28 V2 May7
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common
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!
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,
L75
7
common—17%
Shawinigan Water & PdWer common-*.
V. 26
16% July
14% Feb
-
22%
,
74
1,605
7
Nov
22
4.50
.
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—
Oct
V
Dec
"23 7
-
.
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1,500
—_
-
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
7 %: Feb
74
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Oct
Jun
Power
—..—
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14%
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5 r/o
Oct
21
63 y4
J)-
class
51/2
4
St
35% Dec
f
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Apr
.
»
Nov
59%
«'■'
10
.15,515
Roth lhans
St
J&'il
Feb
t
Consolidated
Consumers
4
18%
1,435
,
Cellulose Co
32
Jan
17%
3,245
1
Apr
72%
Ltd
Nov
21
47:',7Jan7.v7
420
;%v %;
July
'72%
Farm
(B
21
72%
Vlckers
Columbia
13%
Jan
Feb
of CommercO-10
common
Petrofina
Dec
17%
Jan
Railway—
Canadian
;•
'
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Jan
:
Feb 7 V
15%
*
13,100
7
Preferred
Dec
Dec
..—50
Canadian
Cockshutt
59 Va
21%
750
7% 4 7%
•
Dec
Dec
Companies
Dec
Nov
Jan /7'
'18
14%
300
7'
Ro.valite Oil Co Ltd common—--.i_
Nov
4%
Co
Pacific
9%
a23
-4—.
Royal Bank of Canada.
Oct
13%
7%
Preferred
Oil
63
32
Mar
9%
International
Nov
ia%
86
>
40
.
;77 1,875
Sep
700
Industries
Canadian
Dec
Nov
12,625
Canadian
Marconi
25%
23%
18% May
43% Jan
2,875
10%
Jan
r
7%
Canadian
Crown
10
~
a23
!
Class B
July
25
6%
Jan
July
6%
—
Imperial Bk
Canadian
6
29
94
105
a20
54% :
common-
Canada litd
V)
(A
RoMand
-
;
7%
*
Canadian
Corbys
44
•
Jun
1
Husky
22%; •v4 2,5837
;
55' I--*275
A
Reynolds
Mar
76
2,000-
36%
a20
A.SOc
B
Canadian
Coghlin
f
•
common
Morse
35 4
36%
25
.
7; 21%.
Gas—i
preferred
Class
29
Jan
44 130
•
common
;
Jan
760
•
Celanese
30 y2
i
Jan
1,553
Bronze common
Nov
90
1,700
24
•
-
Ltd
—1——7:
(Albert
Reitman's
July
8% Nov
65
100
23
•
common
Canadian
$1.75
Jan
10%
4,452
■•:'" /
Reed
Dfec
77 39%
1,010
7-
5,891
7 ;
.725
preferred
1961
Sep
38
Nov
18'/4
v:
350
61%
Canadian
v
58
.
.
•44
=
Jan 7
11% Mar
Jan*
16
65
94
Co
Warrants
Nov
Nov
24% July
,25% Jan
385
61*4
12.50
Electronic*—
23 '/<»
2,095
&V
•
Aluminium
British
>
100
-
Aviation
Breweries
29%
•
_
preferred
Canadian
2,392
29
&
Quebec Natural
5% May
Dec
33
3,060
28%
24%
-
25%
28
29%
10
25
28%
Bros
Mar
; 'V 300
12
July
9
45
25
10
12
54
Dec
Power
14
common
Canadian
-
-
7 31% Dec
Jan
l3/o
777" 275
Telephone—.—
51%
Sugar
Ltd
300
\2V
—.
Quebec
14
Foundries common
16%
597/a
—
Quebec
9%
25 %
______
11%
600"'
:7
Tubes
Dec
61%
-20
&
Dec
w
L3%
840 "7
82
common
Aug
10
preferred
16%.
——
Development
Corp of Canada
15%
10
—.1
*
Penmkns
15
20,778
A
Page-Hersey
Dec
Roe
Iron
1
80
30%
*
Sep
Dec
r:
;
24% Feb 7/
,
'
140
.!
Dec
.*
9%
'
.
'
•
10
V 10%
24% Jau
1,083
7•
43
—1
37%
425
15%
common
Canada
80
cOmmon-(-*i.V—
J tin
12%
15%
common
Canada
32
20%
Products
Dec
12%
15%
33%
Canada
7"
.
110% May
7110 V4 May
Sep
8
,
*
Light & Powers—.—
V 15
12%
Products
$1.30
r,c.7Va
Mary
.'
-
Jun.?'
7% Dec
A 59%
Dec
51%
Dry Dock Co Ltd class A
Cement
._5
Feb
Feb-.
345"
;T7%ii7%
15
,
100
7"-: 3,0207-
7
—
Nov'
22%
-
100 7
40,,
1,025!
30%.
43
Jan
7": 4,150
31"
.
7'17%:
Jan
10%
8%
,10%
.10%
:'29%
Corp.;
Petroleum
Placer
52
4 3.00 Dec
•
pfd
Car
Steel
Pacific
Mar
50
25
Burrard
Calgary Power
10
Oct
Dec
Nov
a„
17%
50 " v
109
!IIio
——
:
...7
Mar
50
6%
11,386
Building
Canada
'■ •'
4177* ■T:3d%7,
711" *7 7
31%
—.
—
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Nov
58 %
51%
54%
37
6%
Scotia
Ontario
Dec
3.25
Power
Ltd
Nova
Dec
a 52
—
Ltd
19%
a52
Telephone
Chemical
Mills
175
•
Company
Bruck
19%
fowci__.#
a
Forest
Columbia
Columbia
Brown
19%
50
pfd
Oil
Columbia
British
British
1-7 8%
-f
1,281
10,330
108
*
109
.9%
8%
22 %
55 %
19'/a
a—
10,.
21 y8.
12%: 13'%
108
V
5,682
Dec
50
uixhi
%
a23
21%
,
109.1
—10
'
—
bo
19
'
National Drug & Chemical common-
Dec
6.11
♦' l
Traction
Sep
21%
—
Locomotive—
Trust
Steel
48%
50
American
British
,
pfd
5%%
Sep
15%
Mines Ltd.—
49y2
2*
—.
Mersey
Sep
48
.100
——
National
82
•
Paper
Bowaters
21
id
:
class A
Noranda
•
preferred
Bowater
200
55
18%
Too
—
:
Dec
82
Paper com
Corp 5%
5 % %
22%
55
a23
A
Dec
55
Bowater
Dec
13
partic pfd—
class
25
10
(Canada)
&
Montreal
29
22%
Sep
*
cbmmon
Breweries Ltd
Montreal
Nov
21
18%
»
III10
76%
.
;
6.45
Banque
Bathurst
(Robt)
Preferred
Dec
17%
5 HO
■
pfd
25
25
5%'/«
6%
Ltd
kilU
1—7.—
Class B—
July
33
Jan
Co
Molson
Dec
NoV
■
Bailey Selburn 5%
Miron
Mitchell
Oct
26
—
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
"
30%
22
145 :.,7,
:72',4
46
33%
34%
r,7
50
777;
a55:
-
53%
7-
•
■
5 Vu %
July
49
'
15
25%
—20
Rivet
Tel_
&
High
965
26
common
Massey-Fergueon common
4%
% preferred
38% May
Apr
45% Mar
Tel
Powell
Ltd
Corp
Low
16%
—2_ —38
preferred
Maritime
Sep
NOV
21%
-
570
53%
43
.
a55
4
.
Jan
26%
120
,■
v
19%
8,031
-
Jun
32%
'7
2,225
29%
48%
8
150
L::
.7
%V
28%
53%
.
50
—_
Ltd
13
$2.00
'
conauuu
preferred
$2.60
MacMlllan Bloeael
23
50
Asbestos Corp
Atlas
Nov
48%
«
ill-—50
—
Ltd
July
25 %
28%
50
Pulp
Canadian
43 %
Sep
pfd—25
preferred
Can Tel Co 4%%
Anglo
'
4%
Apr
22%
12 Va
49 y8
•
•
—
Canada
of
Co
36%
195
Range for Year 1961
High
15%
A—
1—
3,260
-
,—
class
preferred
40%
25%
—
Ltd—
Aluminum
'
common
Shares
15%
Financial
%
25
for Week
Low
(John)—
39%
23
preferred
Sales
Range
Par
for Week
22%
4 % %
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Shares
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Last
al© Prlc©
.
(Range for Week Ended January .5)
Exchange
In
.
Nov
Vac jan
lV 7; 15% May
'
.4/- 35
472.69
3 4% 7-
7-
77 r
5c "V
V; 2.6() 7
5c
10c
:
10c
\
35
5C
5c
10c
-
530
"
'
2,000
7"'7
9,905
f
2.70
»'
4.000
l-.
14,500
32% July '
39%
.
2c
.
•
-
Jan
:6c
Deq
May - i.
4.25 Muy
94. Jan : '*•'
6C ;• Nov
2%c May
4c t Aug w,18%C May
I
'
■*«*
Number 6123
195
Volume
...
1.
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(147)'
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
•
Range
of Prices
Shares
,
■
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
'■?
-,v..
s
;■
i-..,
•-
Low
Par
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
——
Cleveland CoDper Corp
1
—
4%c
Miniere L'Ungava——1.50
Consolidated -Div Standard Sec "A"—*
Preferred
.1-—
—*
a6c
35c
20
Y 20
50c
—'-1
—50
5
Dolsan Mines Ltd———1
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—
Mines
Empire Oil
24
Consumers- Gas
85c
Apr
Sep
Denison
V 28
35
Jan
;
4c
July
35c
Apr
44
Jan
3C
5,050
Nov
Hollinger
58c
12,275
43%
42%
44
1,796
41
21%
21%
22
N 3,650
16
10%
10 y8
10%
Consol
60c
Jan
Kerr-Addison
Jun
Loblaw
Dec
10c
1.75
26c
■ff
•->
Y
;
19%
.•
20c
Gold
*
B
Gold
MacLaren
Oct
2,000
*
2,500
4
•
;
Power &
3ct.
Jan
:
Feb
17
Jan
133
Jan
5
166%
Nov
24%
19
Jan
28'a
9%' Jan
19%
Oct
Dec
!
25%
2,530
2.50
19
19
300
3.75
3.75
200
9.90
—♦
A
Leaf
Mills
9.60
9%
10%
9.90
9%
10%
27 %
&
Ontario
L
-
National
Petroleum
Ltd
Corp
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
May
23%
Industries
'
Jubilee
Ltd—
Helium
Iron
Corp_.—
.
Sherritt-Gordon
'
Steep
Rock
Nov
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
9c
9,500
20c
8%c
3c
18c
I,000
11c
Nov
22c
"■%;
1.28
•;
900
a25c
Iron
of
Oils
United
Sep
27c
Dec
48c
10c
2,860
.
Jan
13 %
Apr
17%
25
5.15
5.05
5.50
3.80
3.90
3.80
vV\
:
Feb
40
6c
17,625
Nov
6.55
6.00
Dec
6 %
28c
6c
Dec
35%
Sep
4,300
44%
Jan
63%
1
25c
-1.25
1.15
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4,200
38%
100
Pacific
May
1.95
37%
100
Natural
Sep
9c
2.00
Nov
16c
Feb
80c
Sep
20c
'
:
Apr
36c
Nov
101
Sep
17
4,608
23
Jun
56c
5,600
37%
warrants
preferred
Algoma
Nov
2.80
1.25
5
preferred-
Alberta
6.00 Nov
2.70
1.15
Jun
25% July
12'/a Nov
Aug
2.80
650
Oct
43>A
Jun
9%c
I 3,000
40c
•
20c
Jan
4c
380
19,798
1
common
Alberta
Dec
9'/2
5.70
*
Gold
8
'
*
;
High
.
'
19%
102 102 %
5.70
V
Aug
Apr
23'A Mar
12%
•
Trunk
Gas
■
9% May
Jan'*
5%
7
400
360
5,228
-
"
'J
'
84c c.!
Mar
3,540
•v-
'4.20
.4.00
32c
84,550
25%
1
'•
v*
V
"9
Mills Ltd——-—*
Vending Co Ltd—*
Native Minera's- Ltd—*
Ne\y Formaque Mines Ltd——— 1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Automatic
86c
75c
83c
25%
7c
36%
1.20
Class
Mar
a_l•V
—
25%
5,500
22 %
common
Class
Jun
a„
—
■
40%
1
Yellowknife
Class B
May
9c
Aug
a—
27
j
15c
39%
102
Voting trust
Alberta
Dec.
9c
1.55
Jan.
•
a9
.
Range for Year 1961
Low
13c
40%
Warrants—
Nov
Shares
1
Alberta Distillers
Dec
*
for Week
High
12%
Shoe—
13c'
500
al8
al8
Surpass
Dec
400
Range
of Prices
22%
Agnico Mines Ltd
Dec
5c
,5c
'
Agnew
Dec
Nov
7c
"Y a9
Jun
10
.
Sales
Low
*
17
;
Dollars
Week's
•
& Oil
10%
•"
Exchange
ExptesMd In Canadian
•
Mines
19c
14
1
al8
V a9
:
Ltd————*..'—_*
Royal Dairies
23 %
1.55
-
Oct.
9
100
_•
11 %c
500
85c
7c ■"*
85c
Mount RoyaLRice
National
Nov
Jan
1.53
25
Sugar common..
1,000
"7 22c
13% Y
*
Ltd
16 %
15%
•
A
24c
Jan
■
Mines
Feb
1,025
•
Preferred
10,500
73c
"21c
22c
Corp
Pleasant
1,550
19,665
{•; ? • Par
Ltd
Atlantic
Class
28% May
Nov
5
220
15c
■
Mount
5.60 Aug:
9.80 Mar
8.20
Last
;:.Jy
■■
Mines
Acadia
Jan
50c
-
Sep
8c
'
133,500
87c f
& 15c
♦
135
■
16%
16%
;"76c
83c
-
?—
B
Jan
23%
Shown
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
:
Nov
67c
;
Dec
Abacus
Nov
12 lA
Nov
23
! 2,075
lie
10%
of Canada Ltd-—;_1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd——
—1
Montreal Refrig & Storage Ltd cl A_22
Class
Oct
*11 % May
15 %
Sale Price
Oct
4c
com—•
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——-—1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
i:——*
Mogador Mines Ltd—
_1
Molybdenite
8% Mar
Jun
20%
..
23%
STOCKS
^
Ltd—..—1
Corp
13%
.
Jun.
14%
Friday
Aug
52c
Vw
--——.10
Mining
Island
3.95 May
Aug
.
19%
Dec
•
Dec
17%
15c
4c
:
•
Toronto Stock
Dec
2,800
:'.ii
11%
B 52c "
-
52 c
.,-1
L*
>
25
4c
11 %
11%
LtdJ-1
——-—*
i
8
1.30
Feb
3.20
4.75
common
Prices
,
28
Chipman
11%
8.15
Ltd
Mar
1.67
a20
I 9
—>_1
Ltd
Jun
41c
12c
Dec
15,000
X 7.10
A
preferred
Oct
24%
Pipe Line Co
Nov
5.75
3.00 Aug
10,000
.
8c
7c
-1
Warrants
Dec
300
53%
Advocate Mines Ltd_.
rv
27%
25%
8%c July
5.50 Dec
4.95
-
706
31% u33
:
7c
1.00
Lowney Co Xtd (Walter M).
Mercury
25
*
Oil
Canada
Nov
1.33
Jun
25%
4,500
8c
90c
Limited
'
25
•
•
7c
f1.00
Ltd
' Oct
Jan^
20%
52%
Ltd
Mines
>
.1
20 %
100
200
27%
15%
25
;
L——*
Nov
77c
•Y"
40 Y, 40
—-
Distilleries
Jan
Jan
3%c Jan
3,200
26 %
Mines
Oct
52%
5
—
■
'
1.28
Y
26 %
Melchers
Oct
12 %
Apr
4,500
i
8%c
8c
I.17
8c
v
Laniontagne Ltd class A——_J——1
Massval
11 %
Nov
8%c Mar
Jan
2,500
a25c
a25c
1
——■
70c
July U
Ltd_
Mines
3.50 Mar
"
Jan
4c
26%
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mng Co
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada I.td—
Oct
". 71% Dec4V2C Dec
Mar
2.25
18c
31'/2
Mines———_
2c
151
4c
.j—-L-i-i.
Dufault
Lake
Jan
IV2C Aug
500
.
t
1:35c
Mining & Explor Co Ltd-—1
Oil Ltd-Y
1-1
Labrador
Laduboro
15c
•
13%
Nov
9%
4.15- Jun
'
»-*
:
.
38 %
250
J.500
4c
3.25
32c
35c
:
Keely-Frontier Mines
Warrants
Feb
Dec
10
3,450
23%
27 %
15%
19&5 pfd—--.20
Telephone 5%
Russell
•
Ltd
—
*.
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd-1
Futurity Oils Ltd
:
*
Golden Age Mines Ltd...—i
*
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals. Ltd__^l
Hastings Mining & Development—*
Horner Ltd -(Frank W)
class A—_•-*
International Ceramic Mining Ltd—_1
International
4c Y
3.25
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
y,;- 4c
3c
>:-y; 4c
Sec Corp Ltd——
Power
6c
•
:•
4c
>Y
68 %
64 %
64 %
Palconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd-.:——*
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc—^—1
Fontana Mines
(1945)
Ltd—
.1
Foreign
IOV2C 10 %c
10 %C
Jan
•
Paper Co—
Quebec
Ltd———---
Mines
Metal
Fab
Dec
8.70
1,125
i
24 %
2.60
1,600
10
10%
<
23%
2.50
*
f
Ltd
Corporation Ltd.:
Murray Mining Corp Ltd.
Nov
9c
'■
■r
Jan
700
510
Moore
Sep
2.10 Sep
''1.75
%
Jun
11 %
168
*
1.
9.25 Aug
Nov
30%
Paper Co cl A—2.50
:«.*»
_—i
Minnesota
"
Feb
V,,:
B.
Maple
46c
r-
Jan
x
2,000
>
.
1.60
-
Class
Feb
24 Ya
;
■
Dec
23
30
..v——
1.15
Jun
Jan
163
*
class
48%
25
—*
—1
Ltd—
Mines
7.35
Apr
168
Ltd
Mines
Companies Ltd
Class
Oct
85c
Dec
-
1.13
4,700
'
r
i.. 4c
4c
y.
960
114,900
1.89
1.65 4,1.65
——1
"w
-
1
100
High
Jan
May
38%
May
July
51c
;
5.10
—*
Inc
Ltd
Canada
of
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Club Ltd common
Jockey
48
■<
Shops
Candy
Co
20
Apr
25c
1,500
-rt
.24%
24
'1.85
131,700
Low
7.50
1
Hudson's
Nov
v
Oct"/:
14%
Farmer
Motor
May
44c
9% May
1,250
Ford
1.62
Sep
35
Range for Year19G1
High
7.25
•
common
Ltd
Mines
5VaC
Feb
15c
Fanny
Oct
7%c Dec
.
Jun
81c
504
•I'
1.50
Low
7.35
•
Paper Corp Ltd
Co
Shares
*
Ltd
Oils
for Week
*
3c
y
9c
>23c
v»
•
—'—^-1
Minerals Inc,
Jun
4,100
'
:
52c
:
55c
—1
—1
Ltd
&
.6c
200
,38 %
45c
•23c
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
4
50c
——1
Dumont Nickel Corp_!
Jan
Rio
"
—<-*
Oilcloth & Lineleum Co Ltd •
Dominion
Consolidated
9,500
.
20
9c
36%
38%
>.
Ltd
Leaseholds
Dominion
Apr
'
—1
Ltd.
Dominion Explorers
lie
150
47
/
Feb
2,000
-
55c
i
47
A
class
Limitee
Central-Del
2%c
38
1.14
-31c
Limitee "A"
Prere
fe
Elder
1.14
35c
v
Nov
5c
185
,
5c
1.14
<•
a6c
Ltd
Dalfen's
Denault
East
a35
4'Ac
4%c
5 VaC
Sales
Range
Par
High
Jun
'
18,000
2,000
1.50
a35
Mines Ltd—
Monpas
i
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
3c
6,666
4'Ac
1.50
-
1
Cons Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd—1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
.——.1
Copperstream Mines Ltd—:
-1
David
6c
.
Compagnie
Consolidated
5c
Low
3'Ac
6c
Friday
STOCKS
Ra«ge for Year 1961
High
2 Vac
1
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
Sales
for Week
Friday
39
Dec
9%
Dec
47%
Jan
5.80 May
30c
3 00
53
7.60
Sep
Jan
Jan
1.00 Sep
Dec
5% May
XWMVW^W^W-WV U
40
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(148)
.
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
■>
■
-
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
.
Friday
Cast
STOCKS
Par
Range
6%
675
Jan
Consolidated
43'A
Jun
49
Jan
Consolidated
71%
545
42'A
Feb
77
Nov
2.80
2.70
2.80
6,700
2.00
Jan
3.05
Apr
37
37
37%
16,420
29%
<Jan
37%
Dec
*
Power
Corp
British
Columbia
Sugar
common
12'A
15
15
15%
15'A
157/e
27%
27%
20%
v.-r 20
20%
51 %
50%
51 %
9%
9%
9"%
34c
♦
20
25
10
Preferred
Telephone
Columbia
Brown
preferred
Chem
Reef
31c
14
36c
,
Company
—
•
B
Brunswick
Mining & Smelting—:——_1
Red
Building
Products
Bullochs
Ltd
class
A—A
Burns
Burrard
14
500
'
25c
86,902
y
-
•
Consolidated
4.60
5%c
3.40
6c
6c
33'A
36%
6'A.'
17%
6'A
7%
17%
8%
8%
v. :
6'A
17%
-
9'A
1.05
4c
830
5.
555
Morrison.)Exploration
16%
Sep
Mosher
12
•
Dec
•
•
Negus- Mines^^
Consolidated
Jun
Red
Regcourt
Consolidated
West
13%
Class
Sep
Nov
"
A
Conwest
Copp
r;
-V—
Clark
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
1
.
Mines
10cl2%c
1
12c
25c
26c
——„
Petroleum
Calalta
Calvert
25%
1,600
1,400
16
28'A
20
Canada
Foils
Canada
Iron
4.% %
Stone
Class
29'/a
29
29%
744
17%
17%
17%
350:
100
18'A
29
25%
Jan
29
Jan
17%
63% Jan
76'A July
Crows
80c
Nov
1.60 Mar
class
74%
74%
74%
208
1.00
88c
1.07
7,900
*
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
—
Steamship
Ltd
preferred-
&
54
160
49
Jan
61
53
53
53%
245
48%
Jan
77%
79
—
94Va
1
Lines
common
94%
3.45
24,351
61
62 %
370
21,675
1
Cable
Astoria
B
2.00
2.00
2.20
•
11%
10%
11%
8c
8c
9'Ac
28,510
23%
24
250
18% May
25
59
58
59%
7,188
43% Jan
59%
Canadian
British
10%
10%
200
Class B
3.45
Canadian
Sl%
Celanese
•
common
25
660
34
35
1,000
36%
Chieftain
*
Preferred
96c
1.01
6
5%
6%
2,800
1
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
83c
1.10
1.05
1.10
4.25
4.10
4.30
12,248
4.10
Petroleum
—
3,625
•
3.85
13%
13%
14
1,010
1.56
1.20
1.80
286,600
16%
Export Gas & Oil
<.4.10
•
—1
Dock
1.62
1.57
1.65
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
12,605
36,200
■.
Canadian
Food
Products
preferred
Gas Energy
10%
1,115
9%
285
7%
52%
52%
54%
75
44'A
51
151
7%
8
4,550
3.85
4.10
11,905
19%
*
—L
B
50
•—
7%
4.05
19%
19%
24
24
24
24
*
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
Crest
__
20c
24
lOo
Oil
15%
3.25
100
20
1,000
22c
4,500
67c
3.25
5,090
4.40
Aug
Dome
Canadian
•
Imperial
Industrial
Gas
Industries
10
Bank
Canadian
Canadian
13%
72'A
13%
72
2.50
9
8%
•
common
13%
16
15%
72%
Gold
•
35c
31c
36c
Marconi
Co
1
5%
5'A
6
1
12'Ac
11 %c
13c
•
14c
12 %c
14c
North
Canadian
Northwest
Canadian
Oil
b'-r
Inca
Cos
Mines
•
common
preferred
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
preferred
Salt
common
new
Tire
*
Silica
Canadian
class
*»
Canadian
Dominion
Canadian
5 %'A
Westn
Can
Donalda
Dover
Duvan
Del
___
Central Pat Gold
-
Gai
Wines__
Mines ———Chesterville Mines ——————
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Chimo
Gold
Chromium
Copper
Mining
&
Smelting
Mines..
Mining
Cochrane
Smelting.—
Oct
22%
29%
Oct
39
5
Jan
10c 10'Ac
9c
Aug
Farm
Coin
Gold
Lake
class
•
Metals
1*-%
27c
•
—
———I_III~1
17
3,695
47c
107,100
14%
4,390
'
7.35
1.72
18c
15'A
25c 27'Ac
4,305
44,730
39
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Building
Mines
Jan
Sep
General
General
16 'A
Apr
45c
Nov
Genex
Mines
Apr
Giant
Dec
5"%
7%
—
Warrants
7%
7.00
Callfiinn
Flin—ffc
For footnotes, see
page 42.
14c
7%
8.45.
19#
Apr
General
Steel
Wares
Preferred
Apr
46'A
47
900
29%
50
8%
8%
8
8
8'A
72c
66c
7ic
—
.
23
22
118%
118%
175
__
23
10
3.50
>3.50
3.80
2,167
10c
10c
7c
6c
37
35%
37
1,070
7c
21
Jan
1,290
20'A
Jan
79c
Jan
3,550
'
10
15,875
Dec
Dec
14% May
8c
Sep
29
Apr
3.25
Sep
Dec
Dec
122%
'168
Jan
3'Ac
*21
Dec
8% Mar
Jan
65
5c
11%
12 Vb
Jan
130
28%
10c
Jan
'
8
195
5c
19%
29'A
234
11%
—
69% May
Jan
45c
1,290
27%
Oct
Dec
4
170
-
6%
46
2,750
120
168
''«•
/Uig
27%
100
.
11%
Jan
Glenn Uran
Globe
Jun
Jan
Dec
Aug
4.70
Jun
Jan
17c
Feb
15%
Jun
23'A
Jan
5,600
4c
Jun
2,272
34%
Dec
80
99%
Jan
105
105%
Dec
110
8c
675
^
-
Mines
_
14'A
Dec
Gordon
15c
Dec
/
Class
Granby
Grand
Dec
7'A
Jan
13'A
Nov
13%
15%
3,180
10%
Feb
17%
Jun
44%
Jan
m
10'A
10'A
10%
91%
91%
91%
May
89
Dec
15c
10c
15c
120,660
7c
Oct
22c
Nov
78c
78c
78c
5,110
26c
Jan
10%
10%
11
14c
14c
l
Ltd
—
—l
7c
l
l
»
common—_
if
A..
7
155
..
82
—
_
10
-
«
60'A- Dec
Jun
17c
,:
<
4,050
>.
8c
28c'
9 %
18'Ac
4,000
16'Ac : 17'Ac
Jan
15c
27c
162
226,"
6%
6%
6%
10
8,099
Sep
lbc
27,000
24c
162
-
Sep
10% Mar '
375
162
-i
Aug
2c
2,600
„
v
Mar
11'Ac
3,666,
12'A May
July
79c
l
Dec
14%
r
Jan
,19c
7c
Jan
May
14'A May
31c
24c
29c
May
Jan
Oct
...
7
f. 2.
18%
7
,2l -;- Jan
'•«-350'
20 %c
24c
Hf
42 975
Mai-
7
6% Mar
6%)
•
••
-
2?c
165
6
100
18%-
•
a
Oct
Jan
2,110
-
.
11%
28c
*
I_l5
———
5c
.11
*
i
•
l
25%
41
:
'
'
l
class
,
Toy
Aug
461
"
Mackay
&
17% Mar
1,310
A„
_
Mining
27%
140
31
Mining
B
3,297
60
—
Gootiyear Tire Canada
Dec
35
27
11%
30
l
class
__
Sep
8
108
26%
58%
_
J.¬
Jun
,,7.25; Dec
Oct
Nov
Aug
32%
l
May
_
15%
...
7c
Goldfields
41%
58%
Mines.
Envelopes
Goldray
108
•
l
V.;
102 :102%
10'Ac
y
11%
26%
i———_
Yellowknife
Goldale Mines
102'A
—
common
15c
/
lioo
Mine
12%
Nov
1
_
-
Ltd
Sep
Feb
Dec
46c
3 75
l
11%
5c
16c
Oct
29%
100
_
_
-•
Nov
21L300
Mar
47
*
Glacier Explorers
Aug
Sep
6c
26e
29%
1
;—
_
Aug
6%
10,000
♦
2 %c
1.50
c:
Apr
18,400
-
28%
A
3'Ac
3,897
4.40
10
preferred
8,500
12)270
1.98 May
Oct
_i%
Giant
5% July
Jun
2.74
20c
2,250
10,795
1.12
*
Dec
1.33
"
1,525
6,650
^
Nov
30c
lti
1.68
3.60
*
_
15%
Jan
tic
1.68
3.35
*
common
37c
Aug
-
Dec
—
*
—
Jan
16c
4'Ac
.
3.45
5
class
Aug
63c
4c
May
29%,
common
Mascot
17%
22,300
6c
Nov
20
Jan
Dynamics
Apr
107,023
14
73
Dec
17%
Motors
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
65
—»
Ltd
Oct
23c
4c
Mines
Dec
1.03
15%
Geco
13c
7%
37%
1,945
4,582
:
preferred
5 'A %
prior preferred
5.80
11%
2,950
3,857
31
Ltd.
(Charles)
58'A
11
11%
68'A
17%
Co
Mines
Petroleum
Apr
19c
10
Jan
16'A July
65
Companies
Jan
97c
1
Foundation
11%
10%
15%
:
17'A
(U S)
Canada—
15
11
——*
coimnon
of
5%
21'Ac. Dec
97c
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Gamma
.
Nov
22'Ac
11
;
May
2 50
1.250
8% Mar
I
Motor Co
Ford
Gatineau Power
9c
42c
8%
7% Mar
900
Jun
May
28%
10
Gaitwin Mining
Jan
___•
Mines
Con
Key Mines.....
Consolidated Bakeries,.—
Ford
Oct
Aug
18c
365
27c
1.50 May
2'Ac
3.85
12
12%
•
Development
3.95
11
Feb
Nov
17'A
;
General
37c
Feb
11%
190
30%
*
A
6.70 July
3.85
Jan
15c
8c
Feb
70
12%
1
Bakeries
15%
3.90
9
52
12%
•
Manufacturing
General
15%
•
1,100
20
Apr
42'Ac
....
18c
300
*
Fleetwood Corp
!
23c
3.20
18c
Jun
4c
4,000
-
Sep
—1
A
May
1
...
Dec
38%
160
12
preferred
70c
*
Equipment
Mines
National
Preferred
Fittings
Fleet
Feb
1.32
class
Products
90c
100
6c
10%
3,010
Feb
6,265
6c
160
6
Feb
15
May
Grain
Jan
5.45
Nov
20c
12c
9c
is
1.84
Jan
30c
44c
5.25
Jan
9c
28c
43c
15
99c.
16,500
5%
5,000
5.35
37,287
10'Ac
5,850
——1
A__
26
6
Fibre
Nov
4.70
Sep
Jan
10%
__
Sen
18%
—
—
2.10
Nov
10%
.10
Oct
51%
1
—
Jan
Feb;.;
2.70
33%
30c
57c
9
12c
Jan
Jan
10'Ac
60c
295
1.71
10'Ac
Nov
v
1
55c
rl
1.65
12c
common
57c
:
1.70
7c
1.01
Apr
1
Frosst
52
17c
Jan
35
*
Frobisher Ltd
5.20
Dec
25
1
Dec
I*
—
Mining
Jan
25,200
29%
100
Farms
1.55
9c
v
Nov
Apr
120
-V
Mining
Dec
55c
—
Ltd
Oils
7.35
57c
33c
1.55
1,210
*
10
French
*
23%
—.1
Form
7.45
1
22'A
22'A
Preferred
7.20
14,400
20'A
3'Ac
10,043
48
34'A
__
1
Fraser
; 13,000
1.90
48
*
Corp
Francoeur
24c*
1.76
34'A
_„___*
Developments Ltd
24%c24'Ac
Nov
Apr
Dec
19'A
16,600
*
Oct
28c
Trust
Ltd
48c
4'Ac
—
__
;!
&
15'A May
52
—
class
Mines
Mines
Oct
5.20
Enterprises
Combined
Mines
Dec
19c
15c
common
35c
27c
13c
__
9%
24c
200
2,902
:
48
11%
4%c
11%
29%
18c
1.82
91c
28c
10%
28'A
Jun
..'•' Nov
17
Aug
'4c
1
500
4%c
11%
29%
.
23'A
Jan
10
Mines
Co
4,200
19'Ac
*
*
Investment
8,450
L
56,500
Jan
17% May
10
Apr
55c
.1
12c
Aug
20% Jlliy-r
'
1.46
1.24
63c
11 %c
Jan
10'Ac
14'A
125,947
4,100
12%
Oct
Sep
22
11 %c
17%
2.49
55c
120
5,200
15% Jun
Nov
2.35
1.20
35
16'A
Aug
Oct
2.35
12'A
35
120
16'/a
__
12
Jan
Sep
13%
1
55c
35
19'A
22%
16%
Sep
Nov I
68%
102
Sep
Sep
Sep
1-20
12%
22c
4'Ac
Jan
18%
22%
*
Oct
9 %• Sep
6.25
10%
500
8%c
20,500
78c
;y:7.;,
300
10,130 's
38%c
6,182
107,600
3,200
8%
1,333
9c
1.20
11%
14'A
8%
1,750
18,610
29c
Mar
11 »/8
Preferred
Feb
10'A July
15'Ac Nov
6'Ac Nov
Apr
5lc
25c
85c
Feb
99
4'Ac
7'Ac
2,300
45
40
48c
8c
19,750
4,908
4'Ac
27c
'
66'A
Federal
Jan
210
9c
64
Dec
-170
Jan
101101%
Dec
Dec
Jan
2.30
Federal
Oct
100
7%
52
Columbia Cellulose
>
20
33%
6%
1.60
5'A
300
-
Nov
15'A
26%
,
Nov
51c
Farwest
May
33%
1
——
&
Wlllans
Dunlop
Cocksliuit
Coniagas
18'A
——25
Cochenour
Conduits
24
Dec
1
Mining
Chrysler
Combined
Jan
15%
1.55
130
Oct
29%
Jan
1,160
137/8
19
16%
Mar
48%
Jan
8%
14
*
6.70
65
Fatima
Nov
5%
*
Cheskirk
Chib
62'A
14'A
8'Ac
1.12
;
Jan
19% Mar
4,915
Oct
4.25
5.00
11%
—
Nov
33'A
~i
V
.
31%
May
8%
' 8%
common
2.65
l,t)48
4,098
:
Dec
11%
93c
4.90
—*
Falconbridge
Nov
50%
Jan
5
Oil
Chateau
1.05
Jan
2,195
1
,
Porcupine
Charter
Oct
Jan
8%
65'A
common
Fargo
39%
5.05
154
common
Sep
21
;
150
__
*
Dec
37%
24,676
25%
101'A
Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
75c
225
>
24%
"46
Jan
Dec
4'Ac
Exquisite
.
Oct
17%
•
15'A
24%
48c
'21,395 "
^6,110
28'A
14%
9.25
9,421
*14,925
1
«
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Central
13%
26
Mar'
'
27%
'
1
Eureka
Nov
275
.
44%
common—*
_r—
Chemical
'
Jan
1,510
-
July
Aug
Co___
I_»
Asbestos Corn Ltd
Nov
57c
1
Copper
*
Athabaska
15c
45
*
Empire Life Insurance
Jan
21
10c
Nov.
May''
50c
14%
Insurance—*
Steel
i
8C
Oils & Mineral
Emco
Sep
17%
V
Sep
110
Sep
——♦
&
'El Sol Mining
Dec
21
__i
——
7c
Dynamic Petroleum—--————♦
July
17%
1
:
Aug
Mar
.4.05
*
;_l
Mines
Cayzor
.
23
Jun
3c
5c
3.75
Mines
Eldrich
*
Cassiar
Central
22'A
17,600
,
97%
28c
4.00
common.:
Industries
Dec
._1
Mine$; J^td—
Gold Quartz!
Cariboo
55'A
20
23c
54c
Dupont Co
26% May
Jan
10'A May
7,845
10%
Mines
Dunraine
Nov
105
Dec
Jan
4,000
10
23.50
Paper
__*
com
Westinghouse
Erin
54%
55
7'A
20
5%
13,100
50c
& Coal
Tar
Eddy
20
Gas
Properties
Exploration
Captain
85c
42
'
Natural
Canadianwide
Candore
100
85c
*
preferred
Canadian
1,709
20
Dec
5,495
13c
•
Textile
Apr
35%
Jan
26
48c
2.50
Preferred
7.50 May
Feb
21%
Jan
36c
51c
——2
—
Stores
Match
18c
Jan
9 9'A
12%(
85c
♦
Vickers
23%
15
»
Jan
18'A
44c
1
Magnesium
Steel
Dominion
y
10'A
;
——100
Eddy
39c
Dec
Dec
9'Ac
10c
1
Foundry
Sullivan
42c
4.80 May
7c
Aug
Nov
66
Aug
470
■
61
Feb
5c
31c
__
__
Economic
3.75
1.
—
East
17
12c
18,750
25c
Electro
Dominion
7% May
Mar
5,000
1
Canada <5en
Apr
1.35
10%
11,616
20
;
54%
•
A
34%
26%
12%
y
•
Corp
Common
25%
12%
10
;
34
15,332
3,733
104% 104%
25%
25
Canadian
Canadian
34'A
100
Pacific
Canadian
8,752
21,271
,
of
Feb
40c
74
30c
>
4c
1
Malartic
Jan
32,700
Malartic
Canadian
109
4c
27%
East
Jun
3.80
109
Bridge
Dominion
Duvex
Jan
14
109
Mines—
Seagrams
Dominion
{
;
Dec
14
63
1——100
Preferred
Dec
Jan
2,126
'
Mines
Dominion
.
Apr
9%
5,005
5,780
8%
Petroleum—i.
3.90
Jan
9'A
8%
——
Warrants
Jan
Apr
1.30
16%
:
Canadian
Canadian
947
v;.
8'A
Mines
Elder
Canadian Hydrocarbon
♦
Palmer Oils
20% May
27'A Nov
i
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1
Gold
Distillers
>
8%
Jan
27
Dickenson Mines
Feb
55
Jan
86,385
24%
Mines
Denison
May
Nov
55
Mar
95c
26
Pacific
Devon
Dec
Dec
9%
Jan
7%
2.75
Delhi
11% May
Feb
92c
7%
Warrants
540
3,000
Dec
2.04 May
y
84
j
Nov
5.15 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
52
:
7c
May
3.30
4.30 Jan
6%
__
1
37%
85c
33%
61
7c
31c
16
Jan
115
58'A
61
Jun
39c
1.7b Mar
5.00 Jpp,
Jan
„
Canadian Gen Securities class A
85c
Dec
7%
50
pfd
10
7%
—.——100
preferred—20c
—
Canadian
Warrants
1st
10
Nov
1.65 Jun
23c
4.10 Mar
9
1.40 Oct
7%
-
1.00
Oct'
*
B
37
Aug
Jan
12c
-
Mar
Dominion
3.50
Nov
July
7% Mar
11
Jan
5'Ac
16c
.1 Oct
48c
70c
2,000
23c
Dominion
84c
Jan
3.60 Sep
5,000
7c
58'A
Mines
Dominion
Mar
l'Ac
1.65
6,700
Apr
35%
5% Dec
74c
Sep
Jan
Nov
6'Ac
10
preferred
19%
10c
10,300
Dec
69c
4,950
10c
;.
81c
•
;
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
1.01
Jan
l'Ac
1
•
27c
Feb
•
Aug
9c
1.00
15C
Dome
.
Dec
5c
70c
Dec
21c
Feb
:
14%
100
Apr
20
y,
13c
5.45 May
Oct
400
1,500
Oct
56c
Jan
9c
l'Ac
——
common
Feb
6.15
20c
5.30
2.00 Jan
3,110
69c
1.00
common-———*
Ltd
Nov
Jan
20c
4,000
-
Dec
12'A
27 %c
26'Ac
Jan
5%
2,087
60,296
v
Nov
27c
21%
11,475
22,500
-3
Petroleum
common
Canadian Curtis WrightDelhi
6'A
2.60
1.
65c
10% May
21c
Maytnl4.%
Feb
15
1
675
12
13'Ac
13'A May
31%
*
12
19'A Aug
Oct
8'A
18%
1
Jan
2.30
17%
■<'
1.62 May
Jan
Apr
16
3,025
%
Nov
1
Jan
2.25
11
"15%
Aug
;,,'9%
Apr
—1
13
1,142
6
Collieries
Canadian
37
2.30
2.50
Canadian
Class
440
Chemical
Canadian
2nd
505
3.55
13%
__
Warrants
Class
3.55
3.45
13%
35
•
preferred
Canadian
3.45
3.50
13%
warrants
Canadian Canners class A—
8%
304
15%
Horn
Mar
24
10% Z
873
18%
15
Deldona
*
common •
44,110
18%
18'A
Novw
6.70 Dec
Deer
Delnite
•
Aluminium
1.22
18%
47c
•
6%
105
.
22 %
109
3.25 Mar
Daragon Mines
Dec
Aviation
warrants
Feb
Feb
18%
"Daering Explorers
Aug
Nov
Breweries
A
80c
1.16
Jan
105
Feb
2.30
Canadian
Class
Nov
17
A
11
Canadian
J
May
14c
45'Ac
Mines
14c
Feb
4%c Sep
28c
Sep
16
125
5,760
Oct
64
1.00 Aug
7
Cusco
Dec
3.60
Jan
Jan >•
6c
i 15,257
•
Apr
95
2.55 Aug
•12C
.
46c
International
Class
May
85
90% Jan
40'A
675
1
class
Minerals
57% Jan
240
3.05
—
62%
•
1,445
3,200
|10,500
__
*
Nest
Crush
.v
60% May
78Va
-100
Petrol
Canada Tungsten
Wire
53
*
10
A
54
Oct
Nov
3.20 Jan
'v?
10
86% Mar'.
May
-Sep
Nov
17c
7c
23%
Jan
1.83
12c
8'Ac
I
Feb
Jan
75
3,400
.
7c
5
21
18%
May
Feb
16c
8c.-
Zellerbach
100
644
57c
V.- 9c
r-
Mar
-5c
"
16'c
50c
Pershing
May
9'A
Trust
v
-v:
85
4c
2,000
Dec
4lc
9'A
__
52c
Ltd
2.45
15'Ac May
Aug
.1,500
Nov
'x '*
60c
Mines
,.57c
.
109
Crown
32
23
85
27 %C
-
52
«
Aug
Dec
9% Aug
"•'19
Feb
i
'1.74 May
l
6.65
1
Timber
Jun
Sep
/
22 %
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28'A
6.40
12
Mines_^„_
Dec
21'A
*
Copper
Oct
Vy 4.25
♦
i
108'A
Crown
32
22%
.1,000
«
f
Jan
1.56
•
.
Feb
22
Crowpat Minerals
32
23c
,
109
12
(R
Croinor
3,424
2.35
.
»
Warrants
Nov
36
2.28
Imperial
Lead
Crain
85
10
8c
10%
Crestbrook
Dec
14
'
7c
4,000
May
63c
; 1.51 Mar
9%C Oct
;
Jan-,
55c
Jan
-
34c
10%
Crestaurum
Jan
Mar
.'12,700
*
Craigmont
10 % May
2.45
8c
*
Credit
39c
;
Jan.
20."
Feb.;
6.40
,-.
i_»
—
Cowichan
May
2.00 Jan
22%
•
Lands
B
Canadian
1,292
,v
38c
>
Coulee
•
common
Permanent
Canada
25c
Dec
1.05 Feb
5.55 Jan
11% Apr
24'A July
11,725
16
28'A
*
Packers
Canada
Canada
7.40
16
28'A
•
104
10
A
Malting
Oil
Cosmos
30%
2.32
6'Ac
*
B
9c
Feb
Jan
27c
—-
Class
100
class
Foundries
Canada
7.20
7.35
.__*
preferred
Canada
Jan
Oct
20
27c
1
Cut
Coronation
102
1.90
•
Crushed
Daec
Sep
15c
23
Nov
100% Jan
25c
1
Preferred
23
5,958
1.80
Cement
Canada
Jun
25%
27c
common
May
48c
22%
1.80
*
Campbell Chiboueamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
13c
102
—
Camerina Petrol
Dec
25
,
Oil
&
Gas
21%
Sep
7c
10,800
1,915
78c
12c
;
12c 12'Ac
Copper Rand Chiboug———^—J._—U
1.17
Corby Distillery class A
—♦18'A
9c
9,587
28c
21%
Calgary & Edmonton—
•
Calgary Power common—.
5% preferred
100
-.
26c
23c
Jan
13% Jan
3,666
9'Ac 12%c
15,480
/
68c
Octv
22'Ac May
•>.„
Juilv
i53,150
,
Mar
47c
May,
•1.80
,
Jan
20c
:
Jun;
38c
57c
33c
•
Mines-:
A
1.16
—
100
Publishing.
18c
"35c
-
50c
26'Ac
—*
f
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22,000:,)
22,100
.
1.07
/
2.32
Jan a,
*.*£9,485
7c
♦
Coppercorp Ltd
8% Mar
Jan
Petroleum
15c
4'Ac Aug
.
25
—
—1
.
f .3,686
J ; 8,807
,
27c
1
Mines
Consumers Gas common
Sep
24%
Poplar
:
24
:
-
-
Jan
;
12,800
1.34
;
30c
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3,191
.
J"
Oct
4.15
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Consolidated
Consolidated
-6%
Mines-
35c
4.05
,10c
-1,000
44c
K 3.85
i:
' 2.32
1
6 %c Sep
38'A July
Jan
;
52c
1.,
Northland
May
8c
Jan
6'A
170
v
3.70 Dec
Apr
8% Dec
8,843
/ 5.80
;;
Consolidated
Consolidated
;
Jun
5.50
1
2"
-
f
-
1.30
Mac Oilsi Ltd-——4.00
Consolidated
;234
:48c;., 50c
t,
1.30
Consolidated
(»•" \
/llgn
Dec
1.51
-
18,600
42c
Consolidated
v
30c
m
■;/. -'48c i
,
Jan
Nov
Jun
-
16
...—1
11% Mar
.
July
32
340
-•
8'A
8'A
*
5,000
Marcus Gold Ltd———-1
Mic
34c
42c
—1
—
LOW
;
.16,780
:
18c
5'Ac
.
Range for Year 1961
y;./V
43c
17c
5'Ac
<
—
38c
•-v
Mar
2.30 Jan
4c Aug.
1,000
2,150
1
18c C
..
Shares
.
.
High
43c
1
Mining & Smelting——24'A
Consolidated Mogul——
:_1
' 1.11
2.25 Sep
10,350
♦
Marbenor Mines
Consolidated
1
Halliwell
Consolidated
:
'
—
52'A
••
Jan T
6% Mar
200
7'.,
Sales
for Week
,
1.59
1.65
11'Ac 12'Ac
—
.
Arrow-——:—1
Golden
Consolidated
,
1
Consolidated
*
:
Copper-Man
Cable
" ,12c
Fenimore Iron__
Gillies Lake———
Consolidated
—
12%
375
955
2.60
36%
*'
class A
Dock
Dry
'.j"
—
East
Consolidated
V
16'A Aug
15% Dec
—•
Oil
Crest
Consolidated
v;
July
15
".
Dec
45
Mar
8% Mar
2,355
3.25
•
-
—
5%c
*
——
—
—
l-*
.
Burlington
Dec
May
15%
1,250
■%; 4.35
__
————V~-l
—a-----Y~*
Lake—
14
V: 100
/■
12%
'
•
__
Buffalo
200
23,346
3.25
—-1
Ankerite
11%
4,280
'r
12
2.60
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
13
2.60
—
*
Class
-
7'A
.
'
1
~1^
Minqs
Mills class A
Eruck
.
'
83
13
*
ex-dist-*
Packers class B
Columbia
1-60
1
*
Dragon
,77%
1
Discovery
200
Apr \
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
46'A
5
Week's,
Last
>
^
High
46
Products
Forest
Columbia
Columbia
Brockville
Low
■
1
*
Lrnisn
Broulan
High
*
British
<
i'.'
6'A
Oil
American
British
STOCKS
V*.'.',
46
common—
Petroleums j*
British
Low
'
Range for Year 1961
6%
Ci)
<T
British
Shares
*
Preferred
•Britulta
tor Week
—30
Bridge Tank common.
Brig.it
:
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
•
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
Friday
Week's
Dec
54
Nov
Number 6123
195"
Volume
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
'
(149)
41
'
•
t
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
•
Lakes
Pauer
Great
Lakes
Power
Warrants
3.90
4.514
18
18%
1,449
1.09
25
16%
.60
common—
jZL*
common..
ICII
$2.80
preferred
-.4
Class
B
Class
."
_.L,
"150
._—
i
llli
class
_0
4.55
4.55
16%
15%
4.00
4.00
1.90
•
6%c
XX
7c
■'
5 VaC
Nov
Long Point
Jan
3.25
Dec
Loraao Uranium Mines
2.85
Apr
•
8.65
Jan
5
Feb
"
■
6c
li%
:
5
Jan
2.70
Jun
11%
4c
1
8.40
8.35
8.50
5%c
5%C
7c
20,500
23%
23%
23V4
50
Gas
Hardee
1st
Cotton
Farms
Macassa
Dec
Gold
Mines
Macdonald
>
Macfie
Nov
MacLeod
-
pfd__
Nov
Minerals
Harrison
Madsen
9.50 Aug
Head
Red
117
May
Jan
17
Dec
14c
9,100
10c
10c
Heath
H)
&
Highland Bell
Hinde
Hi
Tower
Hollinger
1
&
121,500
2.57
3c
20c
2.56
2.66
2,301
53
350
16
16%
24%
25%
25%
class
Apr
10
Feb
3,379
19
;13 %
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
.Aug
13% Dec
*
-
Smith
Howey
Hudson
Bay
13%
13%
141/4
12,820
7.60
13%
13%
14
5,499
7.25
Jan
13%
3.80
3.95
5,490
3.05 May
5.00
44%
44%
4.515
2.50
2.55
12,420
54Vs
55%
Gold
2.55
1
'
♦
54%
Hudsons
*
18%
19
1
16c
13 %c
17c
66,700
20
58
57%
58%
3,533
Smelting
Erie
Hydra Exploration
18 Va
37c
35c
i—;-l
2,770
6c
Glaze
Flo
Mclntyre
r
McKenzie
Red
I
E
M
Dec
27
89%
Jan
51%
Imperial Life Assurance
IP**'
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
50%
52%
15,153
37%
34%
Apr
90
Jan
Canadian
Meta
preferred
18%
Midrim
Midwest
%
Nov
Mill
V 25 %
Nov
Jun
Jan
Industrial
■
Accept Corp
*
33%
32%
34
10,290
31 'A
Oct
I
"Warrants
$2.75
20'A
21
2,715
19
Oct
56
56
200
51 %
Dec
97
97
30
Jan
97
3,911
3.25 Aug
4.00
Ltd com
I
$4%
•
50
—100
Minerals
Industrial
38
v
4,000
lc
Nov
4c
Nov
90c
700
67c
May
95c
Nov
20c
24c
90,210
20c
Dec
26 Va
Aug
Apr
3~5~
__•
> '
'
.
.
*
3.70
3.70
3.80
—*
5
5
5%
16%
16%
16%
90
1,135
10
-
399
v
July
4.70 Mar
(John)
•_
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
L
5%
5%
6V4
18%
18%
18%
1.70
1.70
1.80
46c
43 %c
46c
t
Inspiration
1
International
Bronze
Powders
4.15
25,785
1,455
19
&
11c
pfd
Molsons
.
Class
35
10
I,791
10c
2,175
7c
15c
9,600
10c
11c
38,000
9c
2.55 Mar
7,100
29c
Jan
11%
100
25
26
27
Molybdenum
1
5%c
5 VaC
6c
International
Nickel
*
88%
87%
89
16,000
10,849
International
Utilities
:
-
aX
67c
49C
46c
49c
28,900
13
Bldg Credits
Inter-Provincial
33%
40'A
100
7
7
2,395
6%
Dec
Investors
Class
Jan
8c 10% c
35,500
Irish
7%
7%
5.50
5.50
83 %
82
84
3,284
60%
1.75
1.90
23,456
1.55
Oct
25c
common
66
66
66%
200
60
60
623/4
1,653
1.14
1.12
1.28
Copper Mines
34,951
1.70
1.75
2,200
11%
113/4
300
h
Mines
Bay
Iroquois
1.70
1
Glass
preferred
11%
10
Mines
Jack
1
Waite
Mining
7
Nov
Public
Service
Jellicoe
56c
Jan
10%
1.80
110
1.80
Oct
3.00
Apr
10,000
5%c
Feb
lie
May
7c
17c
/'
/.
48 %c
53c
2.40
75c
Jun
National
National
8%> 118%
1
warrants
Grocers
Dec
84 %
5c
Preferred
3.90
11
>11
11%
945
1.10
1.00
1.20
National
Steel
27c
26 %c
Quebec Mines—;
Jonsmith
Mines
*
Jowsey Mining Co
Jumping Pound
—*
Ltd
Petrol
1
.
I>
33c
33c
30c
15c
•
Neon
New
Jan
1.20 May
/'
Douglas class
10
7,420
7%
Jun
10
22%
765
21/
Aug
22%
Oct
12%
10
Mar
12 Va
Nov
24c
36c
Apr
28c
Aug
July
1.50
Jan
15c
Mar
.'
26c 27 %c
Kenville
3,460
"
24c
1.95
13,100
15C 16 Vac
15 %c
34c
1.85
1.85 "
8,185
7,100
-
'
Kilembe
Calumet
Jan
New
13
Sep
New
1.35
Dec
New
Davies
Concord
Sep
40c
Oct
Mar
90c
Nov
May
Dec
50
23c
May
Feb
6
Jan
9%
Apr
Sep
4.85
Dec
8c
May
3.70
4c
Aug
4.35 May
2.50 Jan X
9%
31c
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
1.50 May
21c
Jan
14c
Oct
56c
Aug
8c
25c
12%c May
Nov
38c
Sep
24c
Aug
May
New
->
•
■
63c
1,235
13%
Jan
52%
52%
53%
8,834
44%
Jan
65%
1.57-
1.49
1.64
58,850
,
1
Mar
1.30
Dec
Jan
18c
Apr
6.599
1
20%
3,000
8c
.
X
28
2.75
2.95
20%
105
<
:
13%
21
470
3,300
•
X
'
21,867
15
105
105
13%
14
•»
4c
4c
38c
Oct
1.600
4%c
4 Vac
23c
24c
10 VaC
14c
5,400
22,600
3 VaC
4 %c
5,500
2c
8c
8c
I,000
5c
71c
77c
13,425
49c
7c
7c
3,200
5c
Oct
8Vac
8c
8 Vac
18,750
6c
Sep
12%c
16c 18 Vac
53,250
Jan
30c
May
37C
1,000
18%c Jan
47c
May
34Vac Dec
1,000
lie
4 Va C
•
75c
37c
8 Vac Jan
24c
Nov
4c
Jan
6c
19c
Aug
6Vac July
28c
Apr
23c
.Nov
Sep
7c
Nov
Aug
14c
Jan
42c
Feb
10 Vac
Jan
Jan
1.10 May
Nov
Nov
72c
49c
179,300
5c
5c
2,500
3c
May
8Vac
5 VaC
5 VaC
5,700
4c
Oct
8c
Mar
9c
lie
32,300
4c
Aug
14c
Nov
36 %c
42c
'
5%c '
1
Nov
Nov
♦
13%
13%
225
11
Jan
12%
13
XX 1,200
10
Jan
14
51c
51c
56c
12,646
40C
Feb
98c
1.60
1.57
1.62
2,200
74c
Jan
X.73
Oct
4c
4 VaC
3c
July
6c
Jan
1
27c
23c
41c
12c
Jun
31c
Dec
•
60
59%
60
9,911
1
^
12%
1
Smelting
13%
1
common
8C
'7c
9c
II,000
1
Gold
7,00
136,400
14 %
,
Aug
Aug
May
5"%
Jan
8%
Apr
Noranda
900
2.20
Jan
5.40
Apr
Norgold
350
Jan
13 %
Oct
Norlartic
Mines
1
15 %C
5C
4 VaC
5c
7,500
9c
Jan
Normetal
3.00
2.95
3.10
17,485
2.60
Nov
3.25 May
9.90
26,908
Jan
•
9.15
13%
Mining Corp
9.90
1
15c
14c
15c
11,400
8c
Jan
*
6 VaC
6c
6 VaC
4,200
4c
Aug
20 %c May
10c
Jan
25c
2.20
1.93
2.25
6,535
1.50
65c
54c
65c
4,040
25
25%
162
6
4c
8.25
Sep
Nov
Mines
Mines
Norpax Nickel
Jan
V.
'
'
X-'X
-
".v
15%
15%
*
..
1.70
Dec
Labatt
*
Labrador Mining & Exploration
•
Lafarge Cement common
:X Warrants
:
26%
•
26%
26%
7
6%
7
-"••
V
1,244
6,480
.
.
Nov
Northgate
17%
Jan
28
Aue
North
5%
Gas
Gold
6%
"1.65
1,155
70c
Feb
5.90
7.15
112,020
38c
Jan
2.75
2.70
2.80
8%c
8%c
3.60
3.80
12
12%
17%c
' 22c
6%
1
:
common
1
1
V
3.70
12% >
10
Mines—
1
Mines
22c
1
Gold Mines
3.55
:
—10
Langis Silver
class
A
1
Mines
Mines
1st pfd-
:
1st
pfd__30
—30
For footnotes, see page 42.
Norvalie
•'
-3.55
33%
600
2.30
1,350
295
Jun
3.00
Jan
3.20 Mar
4.10
32%
Dec
27%
Apr
54c
18,850
37c
May
145,486
39c
16
18
690
25%
26
1,835
26%
26%
35
23
645
49
54%
55
—
-
:
July
18
1.46
1.54
__
,3%c
__
33
33%
-
1,100
11c 15 %c
81,500
11
11%
2,500
23%
23%
155
3%c
1.95
32'A
33%
,
33
32%
10%
70o
Sep
1.73
2.45
1.80
<3.05
2,031,234
30c
Apr
1.46
21 Vac
21c 21 %c
4,210
20o
Oct
34c
May
49 VaC
40c
Feb
84c
May
Sep
Dec
9,100
2.55
46,100
2.70
Oct
20%
12,371
13%
Sep
20%
Sep
common
*
33
33
33
20
25 Va
Jan
34
1
10%
1.02 Mar
5%
Jan
July
11% July
8.20 July
lO'/s
10%
10,968
6.80
7.25
1,815
2.20
20c
16c
16c
18c
500
10 %c
1
Mines
Beaucage
10c
9c
10c
3,050
55c
65c
3,300
11 %c
12c
3,500
60c
64c
10,100
11%
1,100
8% May
11c
3,500
7c
May
27c
Dec
llo
Feb
18c
29
Jan
40
1
64c
.
Gold Mines
1
Nov
Ocean Cement
*
73c
May
Oka
1
Rare
Metals
Jan
Feb
30c
May
7c
Jun
12c
May
30c
Sep
1.05
Nov
10 Vac May
16c
Okalta
Jan
Jan
72c
Loan
&
59
Dec
Ontario
Steel
Products
Jan
Opemiska Copper
1.70
15c
Feb
"Nov
9c
t
Jan
Mar
2c
108,894
22,500
39
595
*
23
23
23
775
17 Va
Apr
22%
common
;
;
6.66
6.50
6.75
7,723
5.25
Jan
8.60 May
2.25
2.05
2.25
1.50
Jun
2.18
5 Vac
5 VaC
65,200
3,500
4%c Sep
21c
23c
23,760
19c
1
Orenada
Gold
1
Sep
Ormsby Mines
1
29%
30
Feb
May
Nov
Oshawa
Jan
Osisko
33% Aug
34
Aug
Wholesale
Lake
Overland
Mines
common
Preferred
...
May
32c
•15c
38%
Jun
6c
52c
9c
13 Vac
24%
2.20
Dec
Dec
11c
.
'
22
Oct
12%
15c
15c
,12%
10% May
11%
38 %
90c
Debenture
Mines
Orchan
9c
1
Malartic
Ontario
Nov
11%
52c
10
Oils
Oleary
Dec
19
64C
•
Feb
Dec
26 %
1.40 May
4c
•
4
73c
r
X
O'Brien
Mines
29%
1.75 May
525
16,262
7.25
Jan
Jan
4,000
1,179
,'
72c
45c 49 %c
Ltd
Mar
1,600
3%c
1.87
Power
71c
Warrants
Nudulama
Sep
72c
Jan
56c
11
•
Groceterias class A
Nov
50c
15c
•
1,
Little.Long Lac Gold
33
54%
,
•
20
.-
38c
26
1
Levy Industrie* common
Aug
26%
-
38
preferred
Northland Oils
48c
XX is
•
25
Leitch Gold Mines_^
Nov
50c
;
—3
—:
____
NOV
Nova
Apr
30 Va
2.50
Telephone
Oct
4.10
12%
May
1.10
Oct
19%
Northern
12c
Jun
575
2.70 Mar
Jan
21
2.55
Quebec
Jun
4.50
Jan
32c
20%
Northern
7c
2.80 Nov
Jan
•
Natural
8%
10c
Nov
•
Mines
Ontario
2.50
36,800
Dec
14c
21 Vac
Gas
Canada
735
-
59%
Aug
1
Rankin
Northern
Northern
1,000
Aug
Feb
Feb
12c
1
Apr
3.10
,
40
3%c
1
Exploration
Goldcrest
North
25%
3,000"
15c 15 VaC
•
Nov
3.60 Mar
12%
Jan
51c
1
50c
American
2,375
1.85
50
13,200
-
3.25
3.45
v
55
3.00
3.20
__
•
Lamb ton Loan
2.85
2.85
•
:
7% Mar
Dec
6%
1.50
6.60
common
Coldstream
17%
1.50 X
Oils
Preferred
Oct
1
—
Ltd
Warrants
15
1
10
:
Mines
Oils
Canadian
North
.
Aug
5%c Mar
1,035
19c
B
Jun
25c
27C
■
6%
Oct
Loblaw
6 Vac
■
3.20
11c
„ Class
Nov
July
10%
6%
2,391
Gold
1
Mines
16
Kopan Developments Ltd
Lexindin
Dec
13%
3c
955
+
Acme
11,850
Gold
115
1,000
-:
-
■
27c
1
B
Mining &
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
Jan
10% July
Nov
9,500
__l
Rouvn
Nickel
Northcal
Preferred
S
Merger
Niagara Wire
Class
64
Oct
21%
Jan
81,150
Mylamaoue Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Senator
10'/a
4.00 May
10c
1
Newnorth Gold Mines
New
1.35 Mar
29c
27c
50c
Mines
Mines
Rouyn
Aor
29
Apr
•
Mines
New
Dec
11c
Feb
*
Petroleum
&
18'%
Jan
4c
1
!.l
Develop
M
14 %
27
7 Vac
9c
1
New
North
Lencourt
Aug
8c
28
37c
Nov
$2
31c
50c
1,300
16% X. 17
16 %C
May
Laurentide
Sep
10,100
28
1
4.50 May
Financial
23c
183,700
1
!
Mines
87c
preferred
Nov
1.39
6c
A_20
Manitoba
12c
Secord
1.80
1.10
16%
*
common
New
Apr
$1.40
Sep
Feb
12 %c 13 Vac
1
Newlund
Mar
■
Dec
50c
•
23c
1.12
8%C
7c
Laurentide
July
21c
*
20c
Laura
Dec
18%
Kelore
300
Latin
Nov
6,417
New
13,786
Lamaque
Oct
77c
77c
17%
1
13c
Mines
17%
73c
1
42 c
Luz
8% July
II,085
17%
;
1
1.90
La
Nov
75c
Hosco
39C
Shore
44 Va
17%
Jason Mines
1.90
Lake
Jan
1
New
12 %c
Osu
41%
15
New
13c
Lake
Dec
209
14
Harricana
39c
Preferred
31
14%
Continental Oil of Canada
1
Cement
Feb
*
Mines
Goldvue
2.70
July
1
Ontario
25
30 Va
3.10
.1
Lingman
Dec
430
43
1
New
Minerals
Lake
Apr
43
*
1.65 May
Jan
Townsite
Lake
Oct
Feb
3.65
43
.
24c
.1
X.
Copper
Lakeland
2.00
2.50 May
14%
31%
;
Bidlamaque Gold
Kirkland
Dufault
:
Jan
47c
11% Oct "
24% Jan
31%
10
Products
Kirkland
Lake
-
"
Dec
10%
61/4
MinesJ.
Gold
g
3.20
•
Canad
Kerr-Addison Gold
Apf
10%;
,
X
of
Oct
16c
1
A
Warrants
Kelvinator
Jan
22
31%
Athona Mines
Nor
Kelly
8c
2,300
*
Alger Mines
New
1,500
15c
Jun
45 Vac
9%
27 %c
*
New
7,873
-
'
Apr
25,500
30%
Car
Nov
6,200
28c
10c 10 %c
10%c
2.50
70c
2.60
29%
National Trust
Jan
11c
,v
Jan
Jan
17c
12%
25c
Nov
48c
30,000
22,200
Mat
Dec
10
22
*
64
26% Mar
17,025
61c
Oct
*
preferred
70
19c
5,020
18,000
3.65
10
Warrants
Joliet
5%c
3.75
•
common
Jan
13c
12%
.1
Drug & Chemical
Jan
44c
480
4.55
1
Ltd
8%
4.35
22c
July
1.60
Nov
51
Aug
2.50
3,450
Petroleum
Dec
2.80
8% May
X 3,000
.-
4.50
Mines
Jockey Club
16c
Oct
2,000
2,675
1,635
Exploration
National
Jan
1.50
815
23c
97,600
9%c 10 %c
1
-■
65c
12,400
46
5c
43,314
59c
2.50
70c
71c
2.57
51c
2.50
59c
-V
26% May
12c
Apr
217,700
6%c
6,000
30,300
2.46
r::;:
•
2,271
20c
6c
48%"c
8c
;
.45% :/X 46
45%
17 %C
1
31%
37
50,700
59c
14c
14c
1
1
25c
56c
.:
•
Jaye Explorations
Jefferson Lake
Class B
20c
24c
35c
Jamaica
Nov
5.90
2.85
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
6.00 Mar
5.50 Mar
48,100
44%
20c
Jacobus
95c
86c
90c
May
10 %C
Oct
5c
May
110
3,025
■
Iso
14% Mar
110
'
9.00
14V4
Minerals
New
Iron
Jan
Nov
9.00
2.60
...
Multi
8
Jan
1.85
1
Syndicate
67c
1.80
*
Wright Iron
7% Ajig
•:
Nov
7%
*
A
Mt
National
20
Dec
1.24 May
Jan
100
13%
Moore Corp common
51% Nov
Jan
7
*
PiDe
10 %
85
615
25,078
2.85
1
Dec
Discount
Line
VaC May
15VaC
May
109
30%
Works
27
Jan
1,220
25c
Steel
Nov
13%
*
Locomotive
49
1,000
51%
5.50
Pipe
Interprovincial
Oct
13%c
Jan
; 108
13%
Nama Creek Mines
46%
Warrants
Interprovincial
18
Oct
108
:
A
Porcupine
Dec
50%
550
Nov
36
Jun
•
:
Mav
July
.
12%
•
Foods.
9c
5
Common
Fine
89%
45VB
com
Commercial
Monarch
Jan
~
Inter provincial
40c
Jan
107%
40
Jan
51
5
Aug
20c
33c
■
class
4c
25
common
;
Jun
41
12
5c
14,700
•
18%
Apr
Jan
6 VaC
Sep
July
4c
14,500
87c
♦
;
57%
"
Preferred
Nov
58c
22 % Mar
550
International
Preferred
Moneta
Jan
12%
9%c
*
r,« Preferred
Montreal
95c
Y
85c
1
Gas
B
Dec
1,470
3.40
Jan
8%C
»
iLXXiliX
Brewery
Apr
18%
26
9c
13.50
City Petroleums..:.v.
7
I
Jan
Nov
85c
20
Power
Industries
Jun
16
19
26
*
com
Jan
'
Jun
19Va
15%
14 %c
15c
*
Mining___i
18
'
Jan
15
Jun
1.62
Jun
1.95 July
4c
Nov
35
10c
-
1
20
Preferred
Warrants
7.00
Jan
Jun
15%
•
8,100
"
Inglis
95c
1,650
15%
15%
'
20%
-
preferred
preferred
:.
3 Vic
85c
1.25
Prop
Mining Corp
Jan
5%
3%c
85c
1
Miltoh'- Brick
56 %
12%
250
450
1.15
a
*
j_;_
Feb
5,200
6%
34
20
Dec
17%
6%
5%c
34
34
1
common
6%
17%
5c
Mines
MidconvQil
6%
8,293
1
Light
Dec
17%
11,620
_•
;
•
.Preferred
Mexican
Nov
4.86%
—:
Jun
19
Mining
Uranium
50%
•
6%
Oct
24 Va
2.29
Exploration & Development_50c
C
P
Merrill Island
Jan
161
'•
July
'
1.13
9.00
McWatters Gold Mines
Nov
50
23 X
35
35c
5VaC Nov
,
2.22
10 %C
Lake
Mentor
34
Oct
18%
1
4
Lake
Red
Medallion Petroleums
Sep
3c
1.15
I
Dec
44c
14c
2.25
109
Mines
Dec
60
•"
187/a
*
17c
153
xYX
23%,
1
57% May
34
/
23%
*
19%
153
*
23%
*
common
Consol
Metro Stores
Imperial
Dec
5,000
May
Apr
24c
v.. .5.174
2.85
;
Mar
37
May
3.70
12,700
100
Jan
9.10
9c
Apr
July
30c
100
Jan
45
4,886
Hugh
Mining &
Bay Oil
Pam Porcupine
Oct'
2.00
Mar
1
Lake
McMarmac
-Oct
44
Jan
40
Nov
:
Sep
_50
pfd
22c
"
Ltd
Maybrun
Dec
3.85
Jan
Dec
5c
4 %c
•
preferred
Maxwell
8c"
2.60
1
preferred
Mattagami
7c
Oct
1.58
30
May
Sep
6,000
27c
1
Mining Corp
Mata,chewan
Mar
July1;'
3,330
4%c
1
Oils
4% %
4c
25
Oct
6C
:
30c
•
Mines
5% %
May
2.36
3.55
3.25
/
Jan
52c
4c
500
4%C
«
1
common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Dec
20c
A
i
prior
Consolidated
Huron
3.30
53
Apr
122
5%c
:
3.25
_i
Martin-McNeely Mines
.Oct
70c
Jan
1.85
48 %
13,800
1
Maritimes
Dec
13c
Nov
52%
12c
1
Mines
Marcon
Oct
Aug
4,790
11 %c
*
;
Fields
Barvue
Marigold
Nov
67c
Sep
157,550
11 %c
*
Marboy
Nov
19%c
6%c Aug
75c
50
1
Maralgo
Jan
-
1.35
*
Ltd
Co
Class B
21c
,
Dec
9c 11 %C
*
5
Gold
Oct
25c
265,210
5c '
Apr
Dec
10c
'
,
•
Powell River
Ltd
Maple Leaf Mills
Jun
50c
11c
50c
1
2lc
1.03
10,500
56c
—*
.XT.
;
s
Home & Pitfield
Howard
14c 15 VaC
43c
*
Drilling—.
Consolidated
Oil
Home
15C
Co
Dauch
&
5,700
1.52
27%
5c
i___.„_20
£.
1
Maple Leaf Gardens
Jan
10c
1,500
1.25
15c
4%c May
66,000
14c
1.15
52c
Mines——.
Gold
(Geo
16c
/ 14c
•
1
Headway Red Lake..
Nov
Oct
-
Feb
1
-
Lake
Shoes
Mnnitou
/ 19 % May
11
1
Iron
Lakes
of
Hees
—«•
25c
42C
1.15
Maher
Sep
111
1.25
1
22
I;
20
'
—1
Hastings
9,100
224,690
27%
Magnet Cons Mines
Nov
1,965
13c
1
—
Hasaga Gold Mines
38C
2.43
„
1.
MacMillan Bloedel
Nov
9c
July
35c
27%
*
1.20
24
Aug
Sep
2.10
»
*
Ltd
Cockshutt
A
7c
18
12 %C
38c
2.18
Oct
6.00
Jan
4c
Oct
Nov
51
Nov
8%
Oct
12 %
Dec
80c
2,200
1
:
Explorations
11c
111
Mines_^—1
Gold
Rock
9%
76,000
1
class
12'%
8,856
2,280
8c
1 '
Mines
Macleods
111
-
17%
_»«.—i—.••
23
1.27
'JLU
M)
Jan
11%
100
_—
■
1.00
6c
3.85
•
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
X 17%
11%
*
common
preferred
Harding' CarpetsHard
—*
common
80c
21%
8c
1
GoldfieldX.il
(W
Malartic Gold
Hamilton
3,028
1
Majortrans
Feb
4.25
21%
—
Sep
58
;
Jan 1
15
3.95
11%
,
45% Mar
"
Lowney
3.05
'
Aug"
4c
845
"
Louvicourt
17% July
Apr
7.05
50%
*
Sep
4.50
Jun
4c
Noy
50%
High
Nov
9%
r
30% Jan
•'
9%
6,083
f
:
Dec
6.75 May
•
•
Feb
7,112
10%
17% May
Jan
95c
10%
•
__
Petroleum
Warrants
18% May
Jan
400
)
Ltd
4.05
Jan';,
-
Minerals
Island
2.00
3.50
7,500
~
•
16 "
1.15 Aug
9,500
12,456
.
50%
"•'
11
1
1.
Gwillim Lake Gold—
Long
415/
,
57 %
56%
6%c
1
1
Mines.
Loeb
Dec
--3.75
1;089
1.90
56%
—10
Mines
Locana
Dec
400
17%'
9c
———
Nov
(M)
Low
9%
10%
3.95
9%
<4
Range for Year 1961
High
10
new
■Jan
V 65c
.
warrants
Shares
10%
50%
_50
_.
2.90
7.50
Dec
Jan
180
16%
4.od
17%
3,406
6.00
«
A
Jan '
6,872
5.60
—
—
Nov
Jan
•'
-1,100•
18
1.00
r-
4,820
15%
Dec
for Week
Low
50
♦
Preferred
41
.--50-
16%
•15%
—
Gunnar Mining
-
1.40
15%
Freehold
Lead
14%
——
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
13
V
.1.20
trust.
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Gulch
—5QO
A
B
Aug
65c
---6,370
3.50
*
warrants
Gridoil
3.45
3.50
.4.55
14
B.
DevelopCoal
50%
2.90
-
i
Saddlery—1„_—
IIIIIII*
Winnipeg Gas—1
1956
50
3.35
West
"vVoting
„,X'x, 75.,.;
-
1,610
Class
21%
5%
-3,309-
warrants-_r_——
C
West
Greater
10
3.05
class
Cos
Jan
5.85
6,877
•
97/e
2.80
50 %
warrants..
Great Plains
Great
7.25
6.30
9%
Dec
Jan !
-17
-3,288"
2.90
Gas
X"
Great
17%
7.10
—
Northern
Warrants
j.
17%
17%
60
4.25
Loblaw
Dec
Sales
••
Range
of Prices
Par
30 %c
Mar
10c
3.75
»
Great
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
3.75
Mines
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1961
18 %
Grandroy, Mines
Great
Shares
Low
Par
Granduc
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
(Range for Week Ended January 5)
Sales
a
Friday
•
1
23c
30 %
68c
32
55c
»
5%
♦
8%
-
..
2,579
68c
30%
183,500
5 Va
80
8%
300
Oct
8
Jan
27c
Mar
4%
Sep
8% May
8 VaC
28c
Apr
May
Dec
Sep
Sep
May
33 Va
Dec
75c
Oct
6
Jan
9% May
,
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(150)
CANADIAN MARKETS XRange
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
10 %
Dec
5.85
22%
of
6,171
Jun
41c
21,156
3lc
Oct
57c
78c
18,558
'{ 67c
Dec
25,576
6c
"
Mines
Canada
Paraniaque
(25%
75c
Porcupine
Patino
10%
2,250
■
27
24 %
—
Lta
Painoil
Pamour
Jan
Jan
9c 10 %c'*
—
7.15'
6.80
changed
Canadianwide
Low
Torbrit Silver
Petroleum—.;
_10o
_
I
77c
•
65c
;
—
Mines
—
Mines
14c
Pembina
Pipeline
common
Gas
Permo
Petrol Oil
Photo
—
28'/4
common^.
'
r
1
79c
80c
Dec
Toronto
Jan
20c
Oct.
Feb
Toronto
Nov
-10
19,170
12c
10c
2,000
11,895
63c
68c
9%
Crow
Pitch
32c
36c
14%
,15
35%
Gold
60c
"Nov
1957
119,900
Canada
Exploration Ltd
Canada
Pipeline
Apr
Transcontinental
15% July
1
50c
,72c
Transmountain
Oct
Sep
54C
14
Jan
Apr
76c
Nov
47C
54c
3,500
30c
1,137
50
300
350
2.75
_—;——-
350
2.05
192
10
2.85
22C
57,900
5.95
6.10
2,745
Airways
80c
83c
7,250
10c
Nov
Union
Nov
-12V4
Nov
18
I
Jan
200
.712
Oct
15.-
Jan
60
Nov
'54%
55%
375
.; .1,335
v
,26%
26%
I' i, 27
1.72
1.90
48c
45c
15C
15c 16
795
Prospectors
Provo
Ltd-
2.15
2.22
4%c
4%C
4.35
Jan
Acceptance
%c
7c
:
I
8%c
9%
nm wr
*
common
preferred
preferred u'—_——
?%
,50
—.
Union
of
Gas
Canada
.'1.
Union
Mining Corp.:
14,550
72c
1.89
3,000
Producers
Ltd
of
Co
Dec
U nited
Asbestos
1.39
Feb
United
Canso v t c.1
Jan
2.48
Feb
United
Corps
Sep
8%C
Oct
Jan
!
3c
Dec
Canada
23%
18c
14%
5.70
1.90
1.80
27
26%
30
29%
55
14%-
class B
Fuel
class
Inv
A
Quebec Lithium Corp
Manitou
Quebec Natural Gas.—.—.
Gold
Quemont
Quonto
7,000
Dec
United
Mindamar
750
2.10
Jan
6.40
Sep
United
New
18c
Oct
United
12
May
Apr
52 Va
Nov
9%
7,870
15%
Jan
23%
9%
100
49
11,500
■
17c
4,630
Nov
Reef
Dec
United
5.10
15c
17c
9,000
5%c Feb
25c
26c
5,055
23c
Oct
1.03
98c
1.15
53,431
65c
Jan
7%
7%
8%
22,535
4.40
Sep
9% Mar
2.15
2.05
2.62
9,685
1.05
Feb
,v
30C
1.00
) Vanadium
2,931
34
Sep
62
Dec
15C
14c
15c
4,000
12c
Jun
18o
Jan
Vandoo
9.50
9.85
4,197
8.3S
Jun
10
Jan
Vauze
19c
17c
19c
20,950
19c
Dec
Reitman
56 %
64
4%c Oct
.
1,250
1.50
1.42
1.55
I,600
62c
Nov
1.95
SeD
11%
11%
11%
400
10
July
11%
Dec
-
*
A
80c
87c
38,150
56c
17C
16c
19c
28,000
15c
1.65
1.65
1.65
100
10
10
10
15
15%
*
14%
.14%
14%
——-1
—•
1
13c
13c
14c
9.60
9.50
9.90
16,205
6C
6c
6%c
4,000
*
9
9
9
100
*
A
class
Yarns
Athabasca
Robertson
A
Uran
Mfg
class
\
V)
(A
Ltd
Can
preferred
Paper class
Rolland
Rothmans
•
Mall
Oil
L|.
Maurice
balada
River
Sapphire
Sarcee
Selkirk
•
200
8%
15%
103
Jan
July
98c
1.15
20,770
11%
11%
:i2%
1.87
1.75
1.91
5c
5%
5%
250
10%
10%
11%
21,409
25%
27%
A
41
Mines &
Stafford
Foods
4.75
4.70
7%c
30 %c
.
-
27
7c
8c
20%
20%
52
31%
3,822
18 %c
15c
20c
lie
13c
4.65
4.65
4.65
13
14%
30
34
6%
Jan
38c
15,700
25c
7c
5%C
7%c
94,000
3c
Sep
Aug
309
Nov
16%
67%
Jan
80
3%c
Oct
585
23c
22c
24c
4,500
1.73
1.80
6,656
14 %C 14 %c
32
Jun
16c
Aug
34c
Jan
1.74
14 %c
8,000
lie
16
15%
16
1,190
14% Mar
.—25
26
26
26
175
3.00
3.00
3.00
14
14
14%
coramon._i;
I
•
c—"
1.40
1.40
1.45
—35o
32C
32c
33C
common
-
,
1.31
*
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
""
Nov
4.25
Aug
16%
Feb
3.00
1.35
600
23c
1,950
Feb
2.20 Mar
Apr
40c
20%
20%
21%
42%
42%
360
40c
42c
16,525
1.55
1.62
-"3,065
1.00
1.20
2,400
95c
Nov
9,300
-11c
Apr
*41c
"1.56
'
Ltd
—1
common
,
—
"
Thompson Lundmark
1.05
—1
—
I—I.II
•
12c 13 %c
Sep
(Geo)
4%%
58
59
Oct
25%
Jan
40
Apr
40%
70c
Nov
89
50
1.28
1.48
65,545
55
•
Oct
81% Jan
48c
Feb
73c
75c
4.45
4.65
1.25
$6
White
Oct
1.00
Dec
1.85
May
5.60 Nov
8.60
5,840
38 % Mar
60 %
Nov
1,250
57c
1.12
Jan
4.40
Apr
-
;'
3.50
—
Willroy
3.50
13c 24 %c
2.60
-■U-
150
-•
"
3c
1.07
3c
7,500
12c
3,744
1.02
-
20%
—
1.10
1
1.10
•
Apr
Apr
Jan
16
Aug
July
20%
Dec
9,138
15
Oct
18%
Dec
35
Feb
40% "Sep
6 %c Sep
V-
r
-
71c
•'
75
19%
Jan
95c
Mar
1,610
1.10
41c
8,080
~
«
19%
21%
21%
6
96%
96%
11
107
*
7%
Mar
32% Oct
37
35
Dec
25c
Jan
2.00
25c
Jan
1.50 Mar
11,100
79c
Jan
1.18
108
35
17% July
Oct
Nov
9.85
1.69
1.59
1.75
5
37,500
1
27c
25 %c
31c
332,700
Winchester
1
6%c
6 %c
7c
8,000
^—1
15c
14C
17c
-.13,786
A
•
36%
36%
37
.705
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
5
17%
17
17%
Windfall
Wood
Industries
(J)
Class
A
class
warrants
Yale
Lead
Yankee
Young
•
.•
Zinc
&
Zenith
10c
2.14 May
60c
Nov
7c
Oct
" Dec
Sep
17c
Jun
37%
15%
1,735
if 1.00
Feb
Nov
23
2,375
1
Jan
23
Jan
11"%
Jun
Jun
1.34
Jan
4.75
84c
Dec
Jun
lie
3,000
3c
3%C
10,500,
2%c Feb
1.04
1.01
1.05
10,800
90c
May
1
35c
35c
38c
78,400
34c
Aug
68c
Jan
8%c
5%c
9c
27,000
3%C Nov
10c
Nov
•
Oil
Bear
2.75
2.70
2.75
20c
Mines
3c
1
(H G) Mines
Yukeno
6.35
1.00
Dec
7%
Aug
8c
Oct
35
4% Aug
5,455
6.10
1.00
5c
Oct
14 Vb
110%
May
1.15
Dec
1
Canuck
Yellowknife
/V-
6.10
Wright-Hargreaves
Jun
Oct
17:" July
200
Wiltsey Coghlan
98 %
May
104
75
130
-
22 Va
24%
90
5
5,161
35 m::
Dec
Dec
18 Va July
2,775
5,140
•I'./I.
'7%
Larder
Dec
4.10 Dec
11
655
11%
107
preferfed—50
65c
f
Oct
200
-
-V.
22
96%
1.18 Aug
Mar
75c
2%c Sep
2,500
14,550
35
56c
19V2
1
5c
16c
88c
•
Mines
Sep
Dec
20c
1.50
:
Apr
lc
10c
3,000
1.50
•
vi;:,
3.90
2,125
1.05
1.50
11 %c Mar
7,875
35
V
\
2.40 Mar
39c
67c
-
Sep
Dec
21%
36c
20%
Nov
40
550
__
July'
3.30
;
1,516,040
2.65
12c
2.65
4.25
Yukon
Mar
4.70
7,482
■
11
Pass
90c
Oct
78c
100
$2.80
Aug
3.90
8.55
100
Hardware
68c
2,450
500
10%
preferred
July
May
59%
Warrants
White
58
75c
9%
1
Jan
8.35
4.00
A
Jan-
2.75
Apr
39
3,500'
.1
28VaC
58%
•__
10
—
2.00
Aug
Nov
8.50
•
Mines
!
Electric
Zenmac Metal Mines
1
■
•
9%c
2,300
17c
16 Vic % 18c
14,500
14
1
31c
26 %c
31,400
21
32c
18c
Jan
May
6c
Apr
1.15
Jan
Oct
Feb
2.90
Vac Aug
%c Jan
22 %c
Aug
40c
Nov
2.00
1
Zulapa Mining
Toronto Stock
Prices
Shown
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
1
;S T O C K S
Asbestos
Bulolo
&
Paper
&
38 %
50
Feb
44 Va
10
10
50
6%
Jan
10%
Dec
34
34
34%
850
25%
Apr
36%
Nov
8.10
1,435
Dredging
5
24"%
668
'16
Jan
25 Va
Dec
20
20 %
125
18
Jan
20 Va
Jan
43%
43%
44
1,325
41
Apr
49%
Jun
17c
18c
12,025
81 Va
81 Va
105
15 Va
200
—
81 Va
10
&
Linoleum
Paper
;
class
Flour
Oreille
Price
A
2.50
common
:
Cons
Gen
Gold
Inv
Trust
Corp
1
13
20c
Feb
88 Va Nov
% Jan
15
Jun
24
150
19%
Jun
25 %
Jun
38
38 %
347
30
July
12%
12%
12%
1,235
12
Dec
39 Va Oct
17
May
—
23%
23%
600
20
Jan
24
54
54%
135
47
Jan
56% Aug
2.15
2.20
720
1.91
Nov
40%
Jan
57Va
Dec
6% Jan
9%
Nov
,
55
54%
-
49c
35%
55
2,076
7%
•
Zellers
13%c Sep
66
May
24
1
•
Canadian
8.45 Nov
Sep
38
—
,
*
Bros
Mines
15 Va
5.25
24
•
2.50
1
Pend
Third
7.80
24 %
•
common
Inc
Maclaren
8.05
24 Va
•
Preferred
Ogilvie
Jan
20 %
*
•
Oilcloth
37
*
—
Paper
International
Loblaw
;
•
common
Glass
Dominion
High
Low
'
38 %
10
Oil
Dominion
Range for Year 1961
Development—5
Dominion Sugar
Dalhousie
V
Shares
High
•
Canadian Bronze
Consolidated
for Week
of Prices
Low
...
*
Dollars
Sales
Range
Last
Corp
Gold
Canada
Pulp
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
Par
7%
242
49c
'50c
9,100
36
300
35%
«
44c
July
33%
Nov
2.65
Jen
65c
Dec
Sep
42
Apr
Jun
1.90
Jan
FOOTNOTES
1.69 May
18c
Expressed in
Friday
Aug
Nov
1.49
1,743
88
1.35
57%
class
preferred
Yukon
35c
523
15
5
Class B
,
Jan
•No
-
100
•
-
21
Dec
Dec
42%
•
—III-.III
—
Territory Mining
Texaco Canada
■
Sep
Feb
Sep
13% May
15
Jun
•
■
2.02
24c
17%
25%
23
805
,
Jan
50
Preferred
Taurcanis
9.80 Mar
Jan
•
Industries
Nov
20
—1
Ordinary
Nov
May
6c
Oct
—1
200
4.20
Petroleum
Mar
5,000
25
3.25
58%
Nov
71
58%
•
•
8c
.
16,529
24%
Apr
.
——68c
Breweries
Canadian
15
25
9%c
1
Newfoundland
4%c
6.85
2,536
58%
4.65
1
—
Anglo
81%
20,351
16c
4—"
Anglo
4c
8.35
Jan
4%C
Jan
14%
8.00
30
4 %c
Dec
2.65
78%
8.20
4,962
19%
52c
15
14
67
.
40%
Nov
79%
—X
Sylvanlte Gold Mines
26
Jun
2,255
10%
18%
Apr
34c
SeD
40%
Apr
2.70
4%c
Weston
Jan
17%
30c
8%
1.20
Jan
Jan
2.30
Mines
22c
13 %c
Aug
13% Nov
33C
2,170
19%
July
17%
8%
55c
Dec
Jan
3.75
2.55
*
:
Decalta
Mar
Dec
Warrants
Nov
8c
25
l
Petroleum
64%
1.75 Nov
12c
1.30
40 %
May
8%c July
2,400
30
7%
20
21 Vs
100
•
.1
Preferred
8%
,
23,813
Nov
2.51
53
1
Sunburst Exploration
Superior Propane common
2%c Aug
-
69
May
90
Nov
range),
Dec
wl When
1.80
value,
par
included
a
FOR
Odd
lot
OUT-OF-TOWN
sale
(not
included
in
AND
year's
MARKETS
CANADIAN
range),
d Deferred
delivery sale
(not
in
t
year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.;'
f Flat price,
r Cash sale
(not included in year's
Ex-liqu!dating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.. wdWhen delivered,
issued,
x Ex-dividend. •
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
I. II.-.
.
.
.
'I''-'"
X* '"1
rjfc
*
**
'
7
'
34 % Mar
Feb
—1
;
15,500
^
Dec
14
>
Jan
18% May
107,225
14%
Jan
Nov
50
132,800
13c
Oct
Nov
36c
49 %c
2.65 May
26
31
-1.12
150
52
,
720
20
-
70c
Jan
20% c Dec^
24c
Sep
10% Jan
7,815
—•
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
Preferred
1,832
vK
50
•
Tamblyn
74,129
12,965
•
Switson
•I 1,500
1.93
•
Cons
t
3,330
22c
13%
Bros
Supertest
47c
36c
30%
Canada
Sullivan
Dec
1.80
i
Oct
5.40
13%
Mining
of
43 %
Jan
45c
—.1
Jan
3.70
—1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Nickel
39%
87c
31,083
28%
Uranium
Apr
31% Mar
Oct
26 %c
30
Nov
Oct
Dec
1.80
•
30
23%
1.55
22c
•
Oct
5.40
45C
*
5%
14% May
Feb
Jan
13%
—
Nov
Feb
•
Oils
5.10
Jun
3.70
33c
•
Oct
53c
>372
5.10
31
Dec
26
65
500
4.80
5.00
7%
776
29%
Ltd
Radio
Stedman
41%
3.70
May
1.12
4.20 Mar
6,577
*
,
1.35
5.00
•
Standard Paving
Starratt
40%
1.35
•
Stanrock
4,200
26%
26%
50o
preferred
preferred
Spooner
Steeloy
26
26%
f
Nov
97
Aug
5.25
Oct
10c
Jan
5.00
May
2.00
4c
Sep
33% Apr
5.15
Dec
15
Jan
69c
44
.1
Oils
1.05
1.30 Feb
-16c
Southam
Standard
6c
Dec
*
21 % May
Dec
37,621
Industries
Union
:
2.00
—*
—
A
....
Copper
16
'Jan
125,475
Manufacturing
Southern
n.35
Oil
Canada
Dec
9.90
3,060
—.1
Industries
Somervllle
1.00 July
6V2C
1.60
—*
Petrol'
Western
Aug
35c
•
Ltd
25
73c
•
Products
Western
26
65c
22,550
4,000 ;
10,600
•
Mines
Dec
1.67
4,—4.-4—-*
class
Nov
104
23 c
50o
class
Jan
1.67
—•
_—
—
May
Jun
25C
401
trust
Foods
12
Jan
July
8 Va
1.87
i
Westburne
Jan
:.c 54c
Feb
.X
West Malarttc Mines
24Vac
Dec
Nov
—•
Nov
Jan
...»
Dairies
Apr
5%
39c
25
Jan
July
17c
•
common
Trans
Westates
—.1
1
Oct
1.63
1.15
*
Voting
Westeel
1.23
1
Jan
Dec
2,620
Warrants
Westcoast
Oct
1.07
Mines
5,525
Sep
23c
11,500
-—*
West Canadian Oil & Gas——
1.25
Dec
43
Mines
1.10
13
17c
7%
.
—X
4———.^4—1
Westfair
18%
•
44,925
19
1
Standard
23c
Apr
1.75
Canada Ltd-i
Petroleums
Jun
1.15
Quebec
71,515
Dec
8.15
7%
■; •
;—
Eaulpment
Sep
99 %
100'
17%
50
30 Vb
11-70
58%
1
Oct
•
10%
765
1.05
Wespac
13
1
preferred
Gold
58% May
40 Va Mar
3.25
i
Knapp
Weedon Mining
Western
225
17%
1
Gordon
D
I
22 J/4
Mines
W
&
&
85%
6.05 Jan
OOo
...
Nov
Nov
64%
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—
15%
10%
1
1
Dec
30 Va
55
6c
—
_—
Jan
90
72% Feb
103 103 %
G
Dec
6,210
20
Amulet
12
3,544
.•
w—
26%
Feb
1.84
Wainwright Products & Ref.i—"
Sep
II,904
;
16%
22 %
•
common
Jan
26%
4,892
-
Jan
20 Va
-
7%
B————
8%
Jan
3,^00
Gold
Mines
Siscoe
Teck
11%
4.55
74% Jan
-
.
8c
Simpsons Ltd
Steel
60
class
21c
8% Mar
Creek
Slater
12,356
87
100
•
Silverwood
K
7%
87
5,030
•
A
•
10c
Silvermaque
S
14c
11%
Gold
Silver Miller
Silver
17%
24%
A
Class
22c
16c
Webb
49c., Nov
12% Dec
Nov
9%C
Shawlnigan Water & Power common."
Sherritt
1.47
%C
JSep
2.00 Apr
1.67
-i.—u-4.4—
Waterous
Mar
11%
Holdings class A
Sigma
6c
24%
Arts
Class
1.50
1.57
Aug
—
Jan
9%
11 %c May
11%
Security Freehold
Sheep
15
6,600
24%
A——
Metal
9c
—
Nov
13c
Jan
13
Petroleums
Satellite
3,000
Nov
7.15
1.70
common———
Mines
.
11% Nov
8% Aug
11%
Petrol
Seven
19 %c
84%
.
Antonio
12c
;
'
Jan
11
100
Horsey
Oct
11c
'.Z%
Wasamac
Jan
12%
common—
Gas
Shiriff
lie
-1
Vulcan
Walker
25
class
17c
—
Violamac
Waite
—•
Cement
3,000
22
-10
Oct
82 y4
Warrants
Sand
11%
83%
—.1
Corp
preferred
24c
•
.1
,4
Mfg
%c Jan
22
Dec
12%
-
Industries
Lawrence
San
1.90
19% May
Dec
*
Ryanor Mining
Lawrence
W't'.-y. 10
9.40
85c
Dec
15 %
8%
Apr
Apr
Nov
6
.
Ltd
Viceroy
Oct
11
10
Preferred
Russell
III
Victoria Se Grey T^ust———.
18
7.40
4,100
6%
V
—10
common
57c
9c
May
4%c July
210
7%
—100
Canada
Pall
of
of
St
17%
9c
•
Royal Bank
30'/8
9.10
Mines
.46%
11c
100
15c 15 %c
99c
,32c
Jan
Dec..'1V
Vespar
14% Jun
«,->
294,616
15c
A
Royalite
St
54c
9c
-X
common
200
10%
July
1
5 %%
30%
X
1
,
Mines
15% Dec
600
V
17
..1
-—
9
48,000
38C
*
A—
Mines
1.25
25--.
10%
*
Mines
Rockwin
48C
—1
—
common
Little
Robinson
Roche
Roe
-
—2
Rexpar Minerals
Rio Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix
58C
85c
.1
—•
Chemical
Riverside
84c
Jan
45c
56C
58C
common
Class
10
Vendomatic
MaCdonald
Reichhold
55
:——4—.
Consolidated Exploration-
9.70
Realm Mining
Reeves
55
\
Alloys
-58%
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rapid Grip class
Rayrock Mines
530
:—,
Steel Corp—
Upper Canada Mines
Ventures
Oil
47,120
2,825
:
Fortune—...
32c
Dec
3.65 Jan
-
3.35 Mar
25 %c
1
"
1
Mines
Mining
Petroleum
Ranger
i
11% July
Dec
May
13%
24c
——
—L
United Keno HiU
Feb
30 Va
25
Oils
United
4.90
Nov
.—100
Preferred
Queenston
Sep
5%c
59,100
5c
7c
15,169
25c
15c
i
preferred
36c
8%C
5c
4.95
——*
*.—-I
Quebec Metallurgical
B
20c
Nov
Jan
8c
21c
5c
J
Mines.—.——.1
Quebec Mattagami
1
Quebec
Class
Oct
11c
2%c
8c
22c
~
Dec
lie
30
?:?■
50
Nov
16 %c
27
-
:
Dec
2.82 Mar
Sep
9.15
pfd__
'
27%
65c
Sep
1.90
--30
Nov
3c
Vs:-? 3,190
'
'4—♦
—
4—4;——i
»16%
Jan
5.90
—i—J——.1
Dec
16%c Nov
7
Apr
July
I--.,
21c
13%
5.85
1
Nov
May
27%
590
23%
18c
k
1
i—1
20 %
; 60c
Feb
Feb
July
7c
.
.1,000
.
11
•
23%
1—X
——J
.1
Preferred
United
Quebec Ascot Copper.——.—.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Labrador Develop
—1
9c
18,500
-
54
11
11
•
•
s-4
Oil
Nov
7.50
54
":-
common
Union
30c
May
,
1
'
1st
3.60 Mar
«;
;
—
...
;
22,010
Minerals Ltd—...
Gas
Purdex
Jan
15%
"
Mines
Sep
1.52 July V
20%c Jan
25,000
.
Jun >'
9
14,800
48c^
16
7
1.
19%
x
Nov
57% .Oct
10%
%
Dec
60
;
37c
.;
I 5,200
67,747
15
ZZZi
Aug
15,942
14%
;
15
10c 10%C
10c
;
Jan
27%
1.85
Pipeline
Jan
74%
Jan
38
37 %
10
46c 47 %C
1,26%
"14%
•
37 Va
25
25,.
15%
,15%
57% Feb
5,285
I.,".'.":,
16 •v,' 16;
27%
m"
,
jOct
150
47 %c
m
Shawkey Mines
2nd
3.00 May
Dec
370
Apr
2.20 Jan
400
19c
Ltd
;•
Ultra
1.10
Jan
2.70
Dec
64%
Aug
62%
President Electric
Preston
Sep-
28% Nov
32c
Apr
Nov
45c
23c
80c
.,,.2,652
55%
1
——
Oil
85c
37c
14%
40%
——.
Pipeline
Jan
14%
55%
—1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Dec
27c
3,250
Prarie
Triad
Nov
8c
Mar
3%C Sep
1 iS3,400
Iron Ore
Premium
•
62
Premier Trust
■
Trans
Resources
Jan
33c
73%
140%
T 16
15%
55c
Nov
2.50
Royalties
rights
warrants—
43o
25 Vac Mar
14
40%
————,_40
Trans
29
Corp
Oil
2,355,025
55%
:i
B
Feb
82C
•<
Gold
Rouyn
Prairie
1.30
^
73
/54%
B
Dec
67c
48c
Oils
Powell
2,600
51c
A
..
,
12,780
6%c
class
preferred
Class
High
14%
87c
27%
Gas
Place Oil &
: Power
64c
6c
Mines
Placer Development
Ponder
35c
i,
common,
10%
>
;
Dec
13
5%
Finance
Class
15c
Oct
29c
Dec
Aug
47c„ Sep
;
Jan
5%July
1,000
Uranium.
Ore
1
Bank
Works
500
A
Traders
35
.
Dec
62c
2,975
7,250
—
Oil Co Ltd
Engravers
32C
13% May
•,
28'% May
13'*. Jan
50
44c
12C
7% Aug
Trans
Pickle
Iron
10,700
24,800
73
,
Dominion
Class
80 c —:
66c
33c
,
160
28%
9%
Gas
&
9c
*
3,420
34%
•
36c
Industries
Phantom
Phillips
,
9%"
9
34%
*
Mines—
Gold
Perron
:
Oil
&
13c
7,000
55,440
Low
30c
60c
"
common.
Credit
People's
47C
2.80
2.15 Aug
400
16c
40c
Exploration
Penmans
2.70 V
2.65
Gold—
Consolidated
Pato
Peerless
75c
V
1
-
Paymaster Consol
Range for Year 1961
High
Properties Ltd
Tidal
Tombill Mines Ltd
Tormont
Shares
to
Jan
Dec
for Week
Ltd—
Oct
6.90
.
Park
Jun
17c
3.35 Feb
1,400 '•
Name
Mar
,
1.05
Jan
Thorncliffe
Sales.
Range
of Prices
Par
Dec
9.90
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
15%
30,804
39c
Hersey
Page
Low
15%
9.50
Warrants
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1961
High
14%
Pacific Petroleums
for Week Ended January 5)
Sales
for Week
Friday
Monday, January 8, 1962
...
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Volume
Number 6123
195
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(151)
NATIONAL LIST OP OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
Intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
>/
'©/.
Par
Acoustlca Associates
10c
Aero vox Corp
Albee Homes Inc
Alberto-Culver
Aid; ,inc
Alico
First
Western
10%
Fischer
—5c
23 '%
25%
55
1
Development
17
Co___l
8Va
7%
1
© 33'%
Allied Radio Corp.——
Amer Air Filter CO.—
36 %
2.50
11%
9%
15
.
Arkansas Western
© ©t©©©'
©©',©/
'
'
:
Gas Co'.©.2%
19 y3
'Art/.MetaLIpcLL..L~^~L^-I0©©12%©
Arvida Corp
,uL...*
Assembly Prod Inc:
©
© ©.fr.'©
-.1
—
16
Associated Spring Corp—__10
Avon
Products
Balrd
Atomic
Inc
1
10%
Pauley
.
Pioneer Natural
4%
Pubco Petroleum
.
•
Hanna
11V*
1
Mining
27
Co
Purex
"
137
Beam
—10
Hathaway Instruments Inc
.©;!©©©
18%
Beryllium:
Billups
20 y8
30%
33
8%
35%
9%
38%
50c
7%
Western
petroleum
1
Light Co—1
Black Sivalls.& Bryson Ipc.—1
Black Hills Power &
Botany Industrie? Inc
—1
10c
19%
16%
18
_—1
Co_.__
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
Brown ft Sharpe Mfg Co
10
14%,
35
31%
33
22
35%
18%
34ya
10c
16%
__S»
29%
Co_12%
30'A
32%
,12%
46y4
49
3
Interstate
California
Serv
Water
*
Tel
Calif Water!&'Telep' Co
Cameo
1
_——:
Inc
1
15%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—_„_10c
37/a
Canadian
Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Electric
Cannon
Mills
B
com
1
19
111
Field
Elec
Gas Co
Central Indiana Gas Co
.
42
29
$1.46
Kennametal
Koehring
Colorado Milling & Elev Co___l
19 Vs
14
2iye
7%
15
22%
Lanolin Plus
Corp com_3
Oil & Gas
v
$1.25 conv; preferred———25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth 0|1
•
:
Refining—2c
Consolidated
;
Freightways —2.50
Consolidated
Rock
Control
Data
Cook Coffee Co——
,
50c
—1
Cook
,•('■ }-'z'
—,.1
Corp——
Electric ^Company.
13%
24%
13 Va
© 3^
20%
7
141/4
.
22
8%
24
26%
881/4
213/4
22%
24%
19%
49i%
523/4
30%
33
l>/4
•
f
_1
1
36%
Capital Corp
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
15i%
25%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
14%
13
Mattel
Maxson
McLean
6%
3%
62%
2V2
37%
5
36
Metromedia Inc
1
—5
32%
Dorsett
(R R) Sons
Electronics
i
w.
20
;
—-I"
72
Eastern
6
,
Electrada
Corp
Electro-Science
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
—-—1
Investors
I9nc
Corp
,
Emhart Mfg
International
Coll—
Business
Forms
■
{■ r
86
(N
Y)
I
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
,
457
39%
42%,
(Phila)
71%
88
94
407#
Maryland
Trust
75
-
Trust Co
(N J)
5
of Cleve
48%
(Buffalo)
Bank
Bank
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co
53
7774
Mercantile Tr
(St Louis)—12.50
54%
59
Monmouth County Nat Bk (NJ) 1
11%
12 7*
12'/a
88y4
913A
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
94 %
98%
129%
132 ya
-16
(Savannah)
of
Trust
of North
25
York
81
458
Amer_5
(Fairfield County)
Bank
51
56%
National
59
63%
National City Bank
61
65
2074
23%
(NJ)
Trust Co
Co
(Chicago)
National
33Ya
178%
■
185%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)_
Empire Trust Co
(N Y)
—50
Fairfield County Trust Co—
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
63
106
54
370
386
■'
54
-L-w
43
47 »A
81
120
55
61%
10
69'%
73
Camden
163/4
Co
113/4
First
Natl
Corp (Minn)
Natl
Bk
Trust
&
(Camden N J)
863A
127
ft
6'A
46'%
503%
10
62'%
66
(Baltimore)
10
687a
7374
14%
35 y8
1.25
63%
67%
St Louis Union Trust Co
1
13%
143/8
5
20i%
22%
8%
9%
50c
9%
78%:
901/4/
8%
8
35%
•
243/4
(A
C)
27
Co
59
_1
Carolina Natural Gas_2.SO
North Penn Gas Co
H
Northwestern
,0%
3
1
Ohio Water Service Co—
3%
34 y8
,26%
Otter
40%
Co
;.
5
r
Co
1st Natl
108%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State
Bank
of
Albany
County National Bk—.10
(Union City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I
—,—
10
Co (Phila)
5
-
777*
50%
.
74
787*
40%
94
47'/*
44
37
40%
78
847*
46
49 7%
Co of New Jersey
2%
12%
137a
94
28
22'A
54 Va
35
(Cleve).10
89
Trust Co of Maryland-10
United States Tr Co (Boston)-10
72
44
(N Y)—20
147
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)-5
61
66
707a
36
387*'
667a
71
129
/.
■
Union
65
Union
30%
247,
United States Trust
©
Industrial Valley Bank ft Trust
,
44
(Boston )_10
& T
120
Y—5
Bk
■
State Street B
Trust
Exch
73%
347,
31%
75'A
Corn
417W
70
37%
54
Trust
837*
38
88
50 3A
5
357a
8074
10
71
Roclielle
89'/*
187
■>
32
(Wash)—lo
Bk
10
New
Hudson Tr Co
287a
43%
104 3A
Westchester Natl Bank
Hudson
77s
'
Trust
Banking
(Philadelphia)_10
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N
3V%
7
103
777*
84%
176
10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
28 %
26%
110
95
46 Va
73
5
Second Natl Bank of PhUa—10
109
Pennsylvania
Girard
24% /©&61/2
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp__
——_•
(Suffern N Y)
103
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
15
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.)—10
of
813/4
31%
34%
Power
First
41/8
10
Tail
&
15%
76
V.
First
62%
'
141/4
pfd_*\
Pub Serv Co__
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
of
Passaic County
25
First Natl Bank of St Louis
20
First Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
37%
File Co
(Jersey City)_10
97
98
First National Bank
491/4
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
10
30 y«
56'%
43
Rockland National Bank—
Seattle
9%
45%
North
,
277»
(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
43%
Dallas
457a
194
52%
Trust
40%
of
59'%
42
180
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
—5
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
First Natl Bank
Bank
67'%
112
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
,
(Atlanta)
Bank
43'%
New Eng Merchants Nstl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Go.U
Northern Trust Co (Chicago).20
lo
Bank Stk
40
Natl State Bank of Newark-12%
10
First
64'%
10
Essex
ft
Banking Co (N J)
52%
10
First
Newark
59
68
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)_.
71%
——1
68'%
7.50
(Albany)
49
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
103/4
common
36%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boeton.12%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)-10
41%
(Cleve)—8
64'%
5
-
©.
Westchester.5
59i%
B
46 7a
34
64
•
National Commercial Bank ft
Co
of
10
55%
Power Co
75%
42
National Bank ft Trust Co
8674
482
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
463/8
6i ya
:.
71©.:
National Bank of Detroit—12%
10
-.50
Co
New
lo
151/4
Corp
37
211
57 ©
©
130
©
94
195
(Pgh)_25
5
Oil
667*
34%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Gas &
347a
87
5
Natl
Brook
803A
New
f'9%~
32
10
76
Co
517a
6374
5
National
93'A
Chemical
53%
73
6%
\
67%
47
Manufacturers Hanover B ft T15
37%
5
567a
v.;
49%
0
20
St Louis
Co
63
Manufacturers ft Traders
10
Bk
38%
—1
Ask
53%
10
Natl
Northwest Natural Gas--
For footnotes, see
preceding page.
10
Co
of Boston—12 J/a
Nati Bank of Chicago.—20
Northeastern Water Co $4
•
43%
124
1
161/4
8y2
440
100
,
Natl
5
Co
35%
74y2
York
St Trust
10c
15
:
of New
Trust
Natl Bank
Class
231/4
131/4
7474
First
Nevada
-19%
33y2.
68
1
33
'
(N Y). —10
Connecticut Bank <fc Tr Co_12%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
9
8 i/s
1
Bid
Par
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
Bank
163%
Company
97t
Companies
Ask
First
Nielsen
* Far West Financial—
Far-rington
Mfg
Co_„
r.
•
,Federal Nal.l^"Mortgage Assn^lO" I
FirsfeTBostoir.Corp
^-10
Bid
4GVb
Nicholson
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc_—__—1
;
32%
8%'
347#
87a
281/4
901/4
;
31
42
14%
'
6%
26%
131/4
12.50
167#
771/4
Natl Bank
85%
Equity Oil Co_I„10c
Erie Resistor-l—-j.-——
;;
12%;
44%'
21V4
157s
72%
First
Utilities
7%
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Wyle Laboratories
*
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
First
Nalco
12%
\ 18%
6%
111/4
Rubber
10
297#
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
213/4
151/4
Foods Inc
44
2774
29%
^7%
1
22
5%
Corp.
47a
48 y»
8%
1
•
10%
Cap_l;
-—2.50
20%
41%
5
Co—
Corp
273/4
Mohawk
41%
1
437,
8%
457s
5
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co
Wltco Chemical
8574
10
4
4
10
1
Morton
30y4
T——.—1
Corp
Empire Financial
Empire State Oil Co—
Ennis
ny8
Corp
774 ©'
National
32
39%
7
3
National Homes Corp A com_50c
46%
v.©
WUcox-Gay
Co—
5
Missouri
28%
36%
>
-
46%
11%
-
1
————-2
Electronics Capital
Electronics
—
19%
1
Corp
Electric
60
1
Systems
Wilcox
8y«
Narragansett Capital
24%
27%
29%
Laboratory Inc
.1
El Paso Electric Co (Texas)---*.
♦
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
341/4
8%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
23
Mfg Co
Missile
Vs.
43
Economics
211/4
Devel
74 V4
32 y8
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)
17
Co
70
*1.50
55%;
Central Natl Bank
17%
15%
Minneapolis Gas Co
25%
26y2
"
Associates^—10
Utilities
Miller
44
2'%
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2 •
15%;
Miles
:76%
•
;iDura'Corpor.atiohri,-^?^Vrr?^'-.l''-l,l22%;
Duriron Ca
Technical
88%
*
27%
Co__2.50
Corp
53
'•
*
5V2
2
■—
Capital
ya
—5
6074
Francisco)
Camden
197s
25%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Laboratories Inc
2
601/2
-20y«
-49%
Dun Si Bradstreet Tncii—•
Dunham Bush. Inc
22
18 V*
83 ?
v
Pipeline
Midland
,
17%
1
»
Midwest
56 I
Co__2.50
^25c
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co
r
1
Inc
Mid-America
©.
7%
6y»
—1
Donnelley
104 \
99
Whittlng Corp
Meadow
393/8
"36 Va
5
Publishing qo Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
.L
America N T & S A
Boatmen's
4%
50 y2
Inc
-
57%
Broad
653/4
33%
Diebold
1
Western
14 y8
39%
23
13
1
Delaware Corp
Bk
34y2
Diversa Jnc common—j.————1
W © $1.25 conv pfd—————5 "
21%
Wurlltzer Co
Trust
1
Microdot
30 y#
56%
Commercial
*
35y8
291/4
Co
Western Power ft Gas
874
52
Commercial
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—^.1
Dictaphone Corp
21 y2
5
5
15%
Ic
Utilities
197a
Wrather
87'A
—
Gas
1
22%
14
Industries
Michigan
Western Natural Gas
57
203%
82%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
Meredith Publishing Co
55
28
3674
20
1
Melpar Inc
Inc
2674
Conversion
3
Electronics
15 %
Co
•
Wear
Cleveland
Inc
Telephone
Western Massachusetts Cos
Citizens & Southern National
17
Chemical Arts
357s
ft
Wood
21
8
15 V*
Finance
33
Lt
Work
271%
9%
-
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Di-Noc
211/4
5
Western
57B
19%
1
Dejur-Amsco Corp qlass A—1 •
5%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp——14 %
Dial
1974
61%
50c
McLouth Steel Corp
*
Transmission
56%
—1
of Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
163/4
105/a
Westcoast
5%
Bank
40%
13%
25 V#
197#
6'A
(Newark)_25
Bank
60%
157 ■:©.
8
64
60
9%
.12
2374
40%
Co
20%
'
26%
'24%;
Cummins Engine, Co Inc—,—2%
Danly Machine Specialties
,5
Darling (LA) Co—_T_T——-1
Dashew Business Machines—10c
84i%
20
1
50c
Marine
Manufacturing Co.*
Bank of Commerce
53
Electric Co
22
Point
Bank of Commerce
333/4
(E F)
West
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
(San
141%
13
48%
Donald
407#
197#
1
53
34 %
8
Par
10%
311/4
Madison Gas &
38%
Bank and Trust
41/4
Mac
8%
13%
.,
10
Corp
2.50
11%
1
Co
Telephone Co
Financial
r_„_10
29 7b
11
lc
Steel
4774
Coast
287*
267*
9%
Lytton Financial Corp
7%
.
26'A
3%
Star
34%
44
West
9%
Bank of
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc
Lucky Stores Inc
.Ludlow Corp
41%
11/4
20 y<
Coral: Ridge Prop pfd———^8
Craig Systems Ipc...
—•—,-1
Cross Company
—-^.-5
Crouse-Hinds Co—.1%.
:CTS. Corp^
will
8%
3
Co
32
Wesco
■•'3774
1
Steamship
Statler Hotels
2
Blower
81/2
1
35
1
Stanley Works
3774
•
Co
24 7«
t
5274
Lone
32%.
,1
22%
Products—5'
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
-W
.14%
13'/a
Leaseway Transportation —1 ?
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
10%
-
9 «
30%
12%
Connecticut Light & Power CQ-*
Lau
8 i/a
Co
non-voting
34
Laguna Neguel Corp units
Colorado
©/©©©;
Common
21 y»
6%
347#
7%
i
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Stanley Home Products Inc—
34%
1
231/4
Corp
25
&
49 ya
3
53
5%
Fruit
10
21 Vi
1
62
17%
50c
Tel
Staley (AE.) Mfg Co
10
49%
1
E)
Co
12%
81
Screw
2Va
Co
Inc_~—
33»/a
I
% .■
173/4
2%
Standard
Colorado Interstate Gas Co—__5
Coleman Engineering
151/4
Sprague Electric Co
24'A
Co Inc
227»
421%
2%
227s
Co
32%
39%
1
Register
Inc
247#
10
1
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
Standard
427
2274
Scientific
37
7%
27%
Stand
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A
Keystone Portland Cement
Colonial'Stores
States
223/8
'
281%
5
Welch
Brothers
1
Co
Investors
Southwestern
38%
•
i
26%
'
36'A
327.
•
3674
25
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
20%
400
491/4
±
1
Eng Tel Co
Southwestern
21
46
14 Vb
11%
Gas
21
19%
1
•
30'%
Union
19%
*
16%c
(Del
129
—*
Southern
467#
Webb
25%
23%
,—2 :;©57
New
4374
1
3.75
Southern
1
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
33
Co
17 y#
2774
:•
121
Power
Corp
97#
157b
Wash Natural Gas Co
^2
Pacific
(Jim)
127#
50c
2674
26
.
10
(GD) & Co
*
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Ketchum
30 Ya
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1
preferred
Kentucky
3%
773A
73
5
76
9
24%
,—5
Co-——.—*
&
33'/3c
common
Kearney & Trecker Corp
27
28
Co
Corp
Corp
2c
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
31%
•
3y«
Service
Kalvar
6
65%
24%
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Inc
Kaiser Steel
51/8
;
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Power
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Sorg Paper—
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Southern Calif Water Co__—C.-5
44%
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Supply
Foresman
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297
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Bimplex Wire & Cable Co
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280
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26%
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157a
1
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61
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14 vm
Foods
&
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31%
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Sealed
63%
29
35%
32%
Util
Co
59%
1
54'%
30
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7%
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77b
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Jacinto
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31%
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—1
Chicago Musical Instrument—.1
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383/4
29%
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of
36
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1
28%
241/4
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6
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Central Vt Public Service
Electronic
Inc
267a
32%
22%
4%
10
Telephone Co
Central
Scot
407a
37»/4
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87
1
35
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83'%
15
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1
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Associates Inc
4%
32%
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674
5
20%
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Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
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Water
6%
Co__
28%
4
1
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193/8
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Petroleum
11'A
San
28'%
■
8%
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Warner Bros
7
54%
20%
1
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26'%
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7%
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297#
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50%
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167s
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3%
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52%
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9%
24%
33
36%
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—20c
42
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11 7b
27 %
50c
38%
72
15 Va
5
15
Point
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Investors
13%
13%
Gas——1
Sabre-Plnon Corp—
St Louis Capital
57#
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•
49
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
1
12 %
Cedar
Textbook
Interstate
Interstate
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1074
5
Co
*
67*
9»/4
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•
28'%
117#
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Sanders
1
Corp
Engineering Corp,
Interstate
:
145/«
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Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
Ionics .Inc
Cascade ^Natural
-
•
13%'
•
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30%
1
Bakeries
Interstate
307#
58%
57%
10
Inc
Recreation
Interstate
83%
Capital for Tech Industries—1
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Co
7 V#
107a
9
Co
28'%
1
3%
5
54
•
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International
22
79
Inc
Water
Water
Internat'l
14%
25
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&
474
1
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10%
International Bank of Wash
4%
13%
Gas
Information
171/4
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Mills
4774
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1
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Vitro Corp of America
Waddell ft Reed Inc class A
Wallace Investments Inc
1
257#
447»
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1
Indianapolis
31%
41/4
1
24
©
347#
50c
1
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Head
Indiana
24%
.
43/4
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Indian
8%c
9%
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Vector
373/o
4%
Inc.—
11%
Pulp & Paper Corp—
A
29
56
Rose Marie Reid
Hugoton Production Co
38%
Caliiomia
4
Hudson
Manufacturing Co—2%
19 7/8
357a
Field
8
Utah Construction ft
Mining—2
Utilities & Industries Corp
Valley Mould ft Iron Corp
5
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Company
50c
18%
1
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"
87#
34 y#
31%
46 y#
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63%
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27%
5
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1
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(H H) Co
f
19%
55 y2
31%
1
&
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331%
Johnson
Class
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co..
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Brush
Oil
18
82 ya
©
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Robertson
Material
United
9%
34 y»
52
1
Upper Peninsular Power
3%
5
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United
31%
Gas
ft
54%
2%
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Corp
'
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11
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28
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,
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3%
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1
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1
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43%
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Tool Research
574
14 V#
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Corp
United States Leasing
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•
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30%
1
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19%
8%
473/4
28%
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Mgt
;
357#
9%
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Invest
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United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc-1
30
Corp
Fearless
507#
3
1
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Houston
19%
Corp
class
46Va
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Mills Inc—3 %
-
Shares
211%
221
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Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
17
River Brand Rice
America—2.25
Houston
18
Capital
Co
of
Houston
22
1*
Boston
Inns
Hoover
8%
43%
13%
1814
7%
Bowman -Products
;
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471/4
Bowl-Mor
:
,
Hilton Credit Corp
15%
Riley Stoker Corp
10
1974
33%
-—1
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Trans-World Financial
Transcoast Investment
:
44
25c
29%
1
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42
Splendor Min 6% pfd_ll
Voltage Engineering
1
High
69%
65%
Inc
Inc
7%
210
1
9%
39
;
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Tracerlab Inc
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Ralston Purina Company5
Republic Natural Gas Co
2
Richardson Co
—12%
,
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26
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Heublein
13%
5
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19%
55%
2
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25
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5
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7%
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Distilling
Behlen Manufacthring Co
Belco Petroleum Corp©
Bemls Bros Bag Co
(James B)
34 y#
1
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Tokheim
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34%
A
26'/2
31%
5
Time Inc
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class
241/4
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8%
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313/4
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Radiation
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11%
241/4
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21%
20%
129
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23»%
50%
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Mexico—5
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1
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; 8%
V ?
3.75
54%
Controls
16
:
31%
8%
50%
81
,18 %
<;19%
21%
Chemicals
Telecomputing Corp
14%
2..
Producing Properties
201
Techno Fund
10 %
Inc—;
50c
23%
25%
Gepl Electric Co—7% ? 49 .i©
52 %
Potash Co of America,
5 © 26
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19%
190
Co
Gas
251%
18%
38%
29
Ask
46%
Broadcasting Co
Television
Bid
21%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Portland
13%
•
23 %
5%
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17 %
...
1
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© 6% '
-14%!:.
24%
353^
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Plymouth Rubber Co
471/4
125 %
23%;
© 5%
Supply
—
17%f
3%
43 w-i;
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Permanente Cement———1
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
23%
'
57%
22 %
■
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1
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
7
.
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Corp
Taft
1
Petroleum
Co
4%
•
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Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers— U
Perlni Corp
1
—1„
43%
16
Co
Corp_
&
Foods
54%
6%
Pendleton Tool
26i%
21%
_•
13%
1
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22 V4
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15%
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.
18%
144
24%
5
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Gulf
18%
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Co—
Parker Hannifin
8
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5
11%
17%
6%
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Interstate
63 %
110 y2
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Fire Brick Co
10
12%
90c
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Pantasote
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17
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Green Mountain Power Corp
Grinnell Corp
•
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14%
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Avery Adhesive Prod—,
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13%
18 %
Mercury Electronics
Pacific Power & Light Co
16%
411/4
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East Line
5
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7%
—
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Pacific
7%
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5
1-© 27 yX
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21%
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1
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Lay
Inc__
2.50
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5 © 13 fv©
American Express Co.
56 V4 •'
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_1
5 © 52%
American Greetings class A—1
53%
Garlock Inc.
1
50% ©
Gas Service Co
10
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23
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70c
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2.50
10% ©
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30%
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5c
-3'% 28%?'.
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53%
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29 %
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10%
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7
1
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13
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28%
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16%
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20%
18%
1
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19%
1
Fitchburg Paper class A
Florida Capital Corp
1
Florida Steel Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear ft Mach cl A_5
18%
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Foods
Pacific
Ask
18
Fisher Governor Co
50'%
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"National" list la composed of
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
©•©•
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bought
or
43
3774
Commerce
Wachovia Bank
Bk
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J
51%
151
Trust Co
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5
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44
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(152)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER, SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Fund
Affiliated1
Fund
American
1
Inc
American
1.25
8.42
Shares
1
4.60
Fund
1
al7.29
1
9.60
Inc
Business
Investors
Mutual Fund Inc
American
7.63
9.11
4.91
B-4
(Income Fund)
K-2
•
1.65
1.82
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Hougliton Fund "A" Inc—1
5.58
6.10
6.07
S-2
"B" Inc—5
X9.24
10 04
S-3
Axe-Houglxton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
X3.76
;
(Growth
S-l
5.58
S-4
Associated
Trust—
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Templeton
Ridge
11.81
Lazard
6.43
12.83
13.99
8.39
Life
Fund
Stk
Insurance
Inc—1,
:v'
Managed Funds—,
1
16.64
18.19
18.74*
20.28
General
1
11.50
12.57
Paper
3.44
3.76
Petroleum shares —lc
2.35
2.57
15.60
17.10
4.64
13.77
15.01
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
4.25
1
Stock Fund
2.90
3.17
15.16
16.57
17.87
19.53
Century Shares Trust
Fund
preferred
7 '/o
com__1.25
213
100
129
Commonwealth
13.01
Inc—1
9.77
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Gen
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Units
-—1
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1
10.30
11.26
Mutual
Invest
1
18.06
19.74
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Investment
1
20.28
22.04
1
9.16
9.96
Fund Inc
———
—
14.79
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
15.99
21 »/2
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Concord
Inc.,.
Fund
23
9.30
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10.21
23.37
1
8.13
De
Vegh
Inc
1
18.28
De
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
66.54
1
12.78
14.05
Delaware Income Fund Inc——1
Fund
Delaware
Diver
Dow
10.35
11.38
10.88
11.92
Fund_._l
9.56
10.48
-25c
3.53
6.04
6.53
18.11
19.68
12.60
50c
14.53
1
8.10
——10
—20c
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Shares
Invest Fd
Theory
Inc
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Eaton & Howard-r
Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Corp
—
9.45
~9.30
Fund——25c
13.25
14.49
Fidelity Capital Fund———1
19.05
20.71
Federated
Growth
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity
16.96
—5
-
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Trend
Inc
Gov
12.69
—1
——1
5.53
6.04
3.87
Mutual
Fund
Series
One
1
13.41
14.C6
Fund-,—-1
1
15.05
Street
Oppenheimer Fund
Securities
11.09
8.28
Securities
Philadelphia
Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc..50c
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Inc.
Fund
—2.50
Growth Stock
...1
(T Rowe)
Inc
Fund
2.22
2.43
for
Putnam Growth
Income—1
12.46
Federal
7.33
7.97
Group Securities—
8.75
Shares—lc
Equip
Capital Growth Fund
General
Bond
Guardian
4.82
4.41
1962
15,
1902
99.30
1962.
99.30
3s
UBS Fund
23.00
United
June
13,
1962
10,
1962
Mar.
11,
1963
'/as Nov.
12,
1963
Federal
5.77
1
a29.81
United
International
1
9.92
11.14
Value
Line
2.74
3.00
Value
Line
Fund
9.06
10,69
9.48
lc
12.00
13.12
Fund.lc
11.67
12.76
6.74
7.37
lc
5.29
5.78
Whitehall Fund
1
11.48
.12.55
1
12.91
14.11
11.87
12.84
Growth
Fund
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
of
lc
Inc
America
of
Boston
Mutual
Slock
Inc
Winfield
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
21.78
10.20
Fund
10.90
7.41
8.01
Diversification
Ltd
6.44
6.96
Federal
13.72
14.99
38.50
39.27
1
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Inc
Street
Investors
Second
20,
1968
100.16
101.16
100.28
4 %s
Mar.
4%s
Mar.
4 VbS
96.16
97.16
r
20,
1969
20,
Feb.
1970.
1970—
98.16
99.16
3%s
Apr,-
1,
1970
10,
1971.1
98.16
99.16
5 '/as
July
20,
1970
10,
1971
101.8
102.8
4%s
Oct.
1,
1970-1967
5VaS
10,
1972
105.8
106.8
3V2S
May
1,
1971
100.16
100.28
4vas
Feb.
15,
1972-1967.---.
98.16
99.16
37/8s Sep.
15,
1972
16.34
1972
1973
10.12
14.95
12,
1
7.85
8.53
19.06
20.75
7.57
8.27
Inc—1
5.60
6.12
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
3s
Bid
of
May
Ask
or
more
Indebtedness—
32nds
Westminster
100.2
3%s
May
Bonds—
Tel
Bid
Tel
&
4%s
1998
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
Burlington
Carolina
Industries
Pwr
&
Consolidated
El
Paso
Perro
Florida
Food
Lgt
4%s_1991
100%
1982
99%
4%s_2011
Edison
1%s
Oct.
1,
4%s
Nov.
15,
4%s__1991
Turnpike
Machinery
100.4
Feb.
15,
1962
100.5
100.6
IV2S
Apr.
1,
1962—1
100.3
100.4
4%s
May
15,
118
May
15,
1964
15,
1,
1962
May
15,
1962
*—1
11.19
12 23
1962
100.16
100.20
3%s
Aug.
Aug.
17.10
18.59
4s,.
Aug.
3 %s" Aug.
15,
1
15,
1962
100.4
100.5
l%s
Oct.
—1
15.20
16.37
l%s
Oct.
1,
1962
99
1
13.43
14.52
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962
100.21
100.23
1 V2 s
Fund—10c
18.49
9.28
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962
100.4
100.5
1
7.31
7.90
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963
4s
Inc
Feb.
15,
Apr.
May
J,
1963
99.23
100.12
;
100.13
99.2
99.10
1963
a23.81
126
__f
100
98
'
98.4
100.27
5s
Dated
Due
1,
1964
15,
Apr.
1,
1965
4%s
May
15,
1%S
Oct
IV2S
1%S
Pacific
Northwest
Tel
Pacific
Petroleum
5s
_
1-62
100
100.1
2-62
100
100.2
1-61
3-
3-61
4-
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
1
62
4%s
~1991
Lowensteln (M) & Sons—
—
109
112
119
124
92.16
1966—
90.30
91.6
1,
1966
89.28
90.4
Dated
Bid
103%
Trans
5S—
102
106
Underwood
100%
101 %
Union
110%
112
U
76%
78
Westcoast Trans
Corp
10-
3.10s
11-
3.05s
12-
4-61
*" 1-
2-62
Bid
4-62
100
2-61
7-
2-62
100
1-61
8-1-62
99.30
9-
4-62
99.29
10-
1-62
99.30
Ask
100.2
.v
100.2
100
99.31
100
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
Ask
102%
101%
Jan.
11,
1962
99.980
99.981
99.246
99.267
1962
99.952
99.955
Apr.
Apr.
15/ 1962
15,
19,
1962
99.209
99.231
Jan.
18,
1962—
99.932
99.936
Apx\
26,
1962—
99.148
99.172
Jan.
3,
25,
1962
99.886,
99.890
May
1962—
99.080
1,
1962
99.837
99.843
99.780
99.789
10, 1962—
17, 1962
99.051
1962
May
May
99.024
98.961
•98.990
Feb.
8,
15,
99.738
1962_!_
98.904
98.935
Feb.
1962_J_
98.840
98,8^
4%s_1991
1962_
199.728
May
24,-
23,
1962
99.663
99.675
May
31,'
Mar.
1,
1962
99.619
99.630
Juxxe
101%
7,
Mar.
8,
1962
99.56*
99.577
June
15,
1962
99.509
99.523
125
June
Mar.
22, 1962——
99.448
99.465
Jun.
Mar.
102%
70
23,
99.441
99.453
June
99.396
99.409
July
5,
99.340
99.352
July
15,
99.274
99.295
Oct.
15,-1962—
102%
74
101
5%s
127
102%
99%
1971
106%
1971
_1991
4%s——.1970
.———.1971
2%s
Mar.
120
4%s_1981
4%s^
Industries
T
3.15s
Due
6-
,
Jan.
36
101
5-61
Feb.
1982
S
100
9-
r
114
1981
Electric
93.14
102.30
92.8
Feb.
1969
El
&
Trans
Amer
95.4
101%
5%s
5%s
198!
Gas
Eastern
102.26
_
100.14
103.14
112%
ww.
Texas
93.6
__
1965—
103.10
101
Sperry Rand 5%s
Textron
.
111
Tenn
223
__
1977
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww..1967
Gas
99.30
United States
Ask
102%
101%
107%
110
103.20
94.28
_
1965-
Rate
7-
'
Phoenix Steel 5%s
Rochester
1976
103.16
100.10
_
4%s_1994
Pennsylvania Pr & Lt 4%s_199l
114
.
.
102.26
100.18
1973
101%
136
100%
96.6
102.22
1,
1,
3.20s
2-
102
113
4%s,—_2001
3%s
1981
95.30
99.30
97.10
102.26
Oct.
Ask
1-61
6-
England Power 4%s__1991
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
WW
102.22
Apr/
100.1
5-
2.95s
83
%s
Ask
100.29
Bid
3s
1975
5
97.16
100.14
_
1964
100
a23.42
3%s
New
.
15, 1964
15, 1964
47/0s Nov.
99.12
"99.30
I-—
a!2.99
Inc
101
104%
102%
94.24
100.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
a99.54
Bid"
Brass
96.16
al2.65
al041.00
Inc
99.21
1963
15,
4s
al01.07
1986
Mueller
99.8
97.6
:
1964
3%s
Feb.
;%s Apr.
4%s
Inc
93.24
99.28
1964
3V4S
5.16
Bonds—
Motorola
131
Keystone Steel &Wlre4%s
1981
-4%s
101%
104%
1975
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
_1984
Power
103%
Ask
102
point
a
1963
15,
1962—:
10.77
al4.40
of
1963
100.5
15,
9.85
Exchange Fd.
5%s—1977
3%s
Pruehauf Trailer 4s
Idaho
122
Edison
Natural Gas
Corp
115
4'/4S_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
Commonw'lth
104Va
1979
.
1963
Feb.
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Amer
.
.
95.8
106.16
Bid
100
4s
Fund
Fund
106.8
105.16
101
.
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
1962
15,
4.72
Fund
103.24
94.8
_
Maturity-
Treasury Notes—
3%s
one
•3.20s
Mutual Fund
101.16
102.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
3s
(The)
_
98.28
100.16
105.8
10,
3.05s
Johnston
.
.
Sep.
1
Fund
_
1969
15,
4%s July
5 '/as
_
Aug.
4%s Sep.
l%s
Centennial
101.8
.
11.69
Inc
Capital
100.24
101.8
9.26
Street
Fund
Inc
Devonshire i Street Fund Inc
1
Fnd
Fund
1966
102.28
10,99
Congress
1
Group Cdn
Research
97.8
20,
100.8
Ltd.
Inc
Fund
96.16
101.28
Funds—
Centennial
1966
100.12
3%s
20.15
2.
1966
12,
100.12
100.2
12,
June
100.12
99.28
98.12
4'/as
Feb.
101.28
100.20
99.28
19G6
101.28
Jun.
101
100.8
1965™
1969
13.15
.
21,
101.12
4VaS
99.8
20,
1970
a40.69
99
Febf
_10c
Ind
Fund
.
100.14
Dec,-
11,
12.17
Inc
.
101.5
100.4
100.6
3%s
10,
11.10
Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
Swap
Fund
Fund
Selective
Fund
S
Fund
1964—1
100.12
101.1
100
4s
10,
1
...
.
1965
Apr.
Mutual
Investors
Funds—
Group
Investors
Investors
..
20,
20,
.
20, ;19G4
Oct,
1965
8.34
Investing Corp
Washington
Institutional Income Fund
Intl Resources
Inc
Street
Apr.
Oct.
V
10,
14.28
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Ltd—
Shares
Institutional
Fund
Wall
4%s
4s
.
100.16
99.30
1968
1963
4s
Apr.
Value Line Special Situations
8.29
9.78
8.67
1,
May
4%s Jun.
Dec.
1963
99 24
99.12
100.4
1964
2%s
20,
.
100.3
100.10
22. .1962^-——i-i.
101.16
Mar.
1
1
20, ;i962_—:
Oct.
100
4%s
7.63
Fund
101.5
3%s
13.07
Inc
Income
1964
1964
11,
100.3
4%s
1
Ltd
Aug.
3%s
3%s Feb.
16.82
1
Fund
1962—L.
1,
100
100.1
4%s
;
441%
Shares.l
1
Inst Foundation Fund
"9.09
8.41,
May
V
99.24
100.2
99.30
—
4s
99.26
101.4
100.1
-100
-
:19G2—
99.1\
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100
-
Land1 Bank Bonds
n
11,
4,
Ask
■v:
1, 1962
Feb./ 20,
15.36
1
Fund
point
a
3%s
41%
Ixxv„10c
Fund
2.95s Feb.
3V4S May
4'/4s July
4%s
Investors-
Institutional
Istel
9.12
l!
12.25
11.21
al0.53
1963
Mortgage Assn—
10,
37/8s Dec.
4%s
Fund
Science
10.25
lc
Boston Inc
of
United Income
Urxited
Natl
Sep.
9.42
Fund
Funds Canada
United
lc
4s
10.82
13.30
Income Fund—
Incorporated
Incorporated
Investors
Continental
10c
—
Investors
Accuixxulated
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Investors
United
5.88
6.42
19a/a
431/4
Cooperatives—
103
101.3
15,
'•/;(;
8.64
Growth
of
100
100.1
Sep.
Apr.
Inc—
a22.55
15,
100
Feb.
3'/aS
12.17
of Canada Ltd
Funds
1
Haydoclc Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Investors
Century
7.63
15,56
May
iil
1
—10c
H-DA
Income Fund
20th
6.96
for
Federal
16,
Fund—1
Inc
32nds
more
100.2
3.15s Apr.
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
11.47
18%
40%
Bid
'
-100.1
3.05s
16.49
16.33
31/2S
1
Television-Electronics
22.33
Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
Series
Inc
or
1962
12.17
1
lc
Industry Shares Inc
77%
1
1962
a35.06
lc
shares—
shares.
Petroleum
85 %
2
April 2,
1
Fund
100
47/0s
—1
Texas
1962
10.72
Inc—1
one
Banks
9.86
1
^
Investors
11.07
17,
3%s May
Inc
Fund
15.45
Annuity Life Insur
June
10.03
6.65
39 %
170
81%
75'/4
3.15s
a 10.68
14.11
„
163
44y8
3.05s
1
7.29
5
251/s
72
100.2
Shares—1.25
Fund
Fund
Stock
9.59
107
71%
100.1
Clark—
10.07
lc
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares.-lc
Common
Growth
Canada
Fund
Co
Ask
Banks—
1
Investox-s
Balanced
Loan
9.76
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
5
18.05
Trust of Boston..1
Southwestern
Sovereign
a20.26
Ins
101
42
100
2.86
1
44
3
100
4
1
84%
143
5
1962—•
3%s
Trust
,
41%
City of N Y_2
1962
al4.74
Capital Corp
136
10
Y)
& Guaranty Co
15,
a20.26
Investors
;
(N
Insurance
15,
25c
General
Fire
Feb.
Scudder
American
S
U S Life Ins Co in
Mar,
14.96
(Edson B)
79
*
2
America__2.50
3s
7.49
Shareholders
5
Co
37%
3s
13.76
Smith
19'/a
46Va
108
(N Y)__.__8
10.74
Scudder Stevens
General
U
71/2
Bid
Home
3.10s Jan.
Scudder Stevens & Clark.Fund.!
11.45
17%
41
101
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.72
10.45
Life
6%
8.57
Inc
Stock
93%
22%
13.05
1
Common
47%
103
2
9.88
1
Selected
1
Co
Ins
12.92
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
8.73
43
5
Westchester Fire
2.68
53c
U S Fidelity
61
of
Variable
7.02
,—1
Fundamental. Investors ——1
Futures
1
——1
141
57%
Co
S0%
13.07
Revere
Inc
134
Ins
17%• '
Standard
>
11.37
8.19
&
32%
10
—
Insurance
86
2.44
America
10
.5
,
16.61
Fund
of
Ins
Guaranty Co
United
1
Fund
Fund
preferred
Jefferson
lc
of
$6.50
16
series—.—lc
Preferred stock series
4.1c
Utility Series
;
lc
Fund
Travelers
1
!
Inc
Fund
Life
Title
Insp & Insurance
Home Insurance Co
al5.33
11.93
.1
Corp
Fund
Amer..
Insurance
82
9.00
Mutual Fund.——
Square
Peoples
(Geo)
9.51
Southwestern
Springfield
29%
95
Security Life & Trust Co
128
152
8%
86%
12.63
1
Inc
Fund Inc
Fund
7.95
30%
119
143
Figures after decimal point represent
Penn
of
28 y3
7%
81
16.43
Shares
William
Ins
137
89
Surety Co
Security Ins (New I-Javen)
Home Owners Life Ins Co <Fla)_l*
Interstate Life
Accident
1
Chemistry &
Electronics
Life
'
1
Seaboard
54%
13.16
Putnam
8.75
11%
54%
10
118
27 m
•
6.25
Marine.!
&
78 %
10.52
Provident
2.60
Seaboard
10%
51
28%
Fire
50%
9.63
Puritan
—
208
Paul
5
12.17
7.20
stock
192
St
10
al6.82
5.34
Funds-
Custodian
Series
Bond
Common
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Natl Life Insurance
26%
Standard Sec Life
1
/
13.93
24Va
45%
England Fund
;_1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
York
15.39
12.82
__2
Hartford Steam Boiler
20.86
*
Y)_,
42%
9.39
6.59
Mutual Fund
Reinsurance
65
(Jacksonville Fla).2%
Gulf Life
9.05
4.88
Inc
65%
42
V
;
4.23
1
19.30
Inc
5
60%
1
1
Fund
Fund
18.34
1
(Pa)
61 %
*
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Nucleonics
..10
(N C)
Quaker City Life Ins
57%
6.80
Stock
39
130
Pyramid Life Ins Go
(N
I- 70%
110
73
Corp
44%
65
5
22%
26%
51%
41V"
5
Providence-Washington
■:
48
10
—
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
x
54'%
■
23
lo
...
50 y8
51v.
12 %'
Y
v, 76%:
-47
3 %
Insurance Co.
5
7.90
New
Y__
of N
61
_5
6.22
New
N
Co
46%'
.72
,
3.33%
69 %
__5
Great American
of
32%
521%
•••
43%
5
Indemnity Co
Phoenix
144%
Employees Insur (D C)
4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Ins Co
30%
^ ,49
10
20%
139
Co
—
7.23
10c
Industrial
Florida Growth
Franklin
Govt
5%
62%
10
Globe & Republic Ins Co
17.33
——1
Stock
Inc_l
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial
Founders
24.68
16.49
-
Northern
Pacific Insurance
4
Series—— 1
14.16
1-
Fiduciary
Florida
22.81
4--
1
5
5
;
;
158
227
___2.50
Pacific
83
.
1
Co Inc.l
Glens Falls
Over-The-Counter
Stock Fund
Electronics
Corp
15.70
7.41
Surety
149
ins Co.....
Fire
103%
4%
.—5
Franklin Life Iixsurance..
General Reinsurance Corp
York
Peerless
45%
80%
102
217
com
Northeastern insurance.
60%
'
;10
Ins
Hampshire Fire
200
58
66%
42
10
North River
291
-
56%
(S F)——2.50
Hanover Insurance Co
Growth
13.61
Investment
Balanced
First
1
New
New
T
59V2"
99
4
3.24
Series..
Preferred
3.87
1
—1
Fund—-——.—50c
Diversified
Dividend
8.87
1
Growth Stic Fund* Inc
Co
3.18
11.61
189
10
Stock Series
67.21
Co
Investing
Insurance
46%
278
.
6%
49V2
61
10
Accident
Natl
■
5%
46%
National Union Fii-e.^_^
Nationwide Corp class A
19Va
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25,
Employers Group Assoc.
_*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Federal
Qld Line: Ins AA
&
70%
'
177
'
72%'
>. '55
38 V2
124
S
46%
35%
36
.95
Life
i '
32 w
115
"•73
Natl
17%;/.
::
169
1
National Fire
32
.
101
29%
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
66
;; 43
l0 */8
97
2
Monument Life (Bait)..
67V2
-
Penna__5
Indemnity & Life Ins.^-.S it-
17%
:
65
5
5
of
43%
5
Continental Assurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Mass.
7%
16%
62
NY_2
Income Series
18.46
Diversified Income Fund
_1
Comwealth Life Insur
CoMKy)-?
Connecticut General Life
10
al4.97
Corp———1.
6Va
1.
of
Georgia Inter Life Inc.
Securities
Bond Serjes
Dividend
Series
Co
17%
'
Co
Assurance
45 Va
33V2
37
.
33%
v.
Life
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty,
7
31
(N VY) "A"_2
Insur
1
Investors
Balanced
21.90
Investment Inc
Western
5.17
11.46
National Securities Series—
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—Crown
Wide
Casualty
Life
84%
68%
j,_lo
1
of beneficial interest
Nation
'
4.78
10.45
<V7
62
(N J) ___2
Firemen's Fund
Mutui%Trust Shares
National
Citizens
Citizens
'
13%
16%
__5,
17.09
1
80
1
Shippers
25.33
Growth. 1
Fund
Mutual Shares Corp
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
Founds
36%
37%
2%
Re-insurance
15.81
Investing Foundation.—1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Commonwealth
V
'1
Assurance
Ask
40
31%
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn
3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Lincoln National Life Insur
5
;•
V
12%
5
(Newark N J)
23.43
interest—1
Liberty
1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fund—
beneficial
of
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
MassachusettS^Life
10.58
10.99
Fund
Inc
Int'l
Commonw'lth
11.90
1
Trust
shares of beneficial lnt—33%C
136
.
lc
Investors
Massachusetts
12.98
212
Inc
Fund
9.29
12.00
50c
Securities
Christiana
8.50
—1
Boston
of
Chemical Fund Inc
Colonial
shares.——
2.61
2.39
lc
Fund Ltd
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Chase
4.13
Life
27%
34
«>•
Bid
10
38 Va
77,
:
Mercury; (Wash D C)
Ins
(Galveston)
&
143%
35
Co.l.50
Assurances
Bankers Natl Life Ins
3.02
-3.78
'
L——lc
Co
Par
Co cf N Y
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va) .5
Liberty Natl Life. Ins ~(Birm)__2
36
—_5
...
*
Jersey Insurance
*164
25%
Casualty_5
Beneficial Standard Life—
Boston Insurance Co..
"2.76
shares
Fla)
Home
American
•
shares—lc
Metal
Canadian International Growth
Growth
'
,
.
Industries
10
Nat
Bankers
a31.99
Electric-shares,
1
Ltd
Fund Inc..:
(1954)
137%
__5
preferred
General Insur
Amer Ins
Amer
Amer
al6.58
15.58
7.68
1
Investors
Loomis
Canadian
7.05
8.27
Inc—1
14.22
1
Trust
Income
Insurance
Fidelity &
American
18%
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can^—1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Life
5
Assur
Companies
140
i
156 \
Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
(Jacksonville
18.81
Lexington
15.44
Equitable
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
Ask
131
10
Insurance.™
conv
Bid
_10
American Heritage Life Ins—
17.64
7.55
Life
American
■:i' 5.50
17% %
Aetna
$1.25
13.14
22.02
14.28
1
Canada General Fund—
;
Insurance Co
American
16.36
'5.03"
Aetna
American
6.49
15.45
Casualty & Surety
Agricultural Insurance Co
14.50
16.31
Par1'
Aetna
American
25.66
12.02
20.15
Inc
Fund
5.94
13.28
.
B
10.29
23.52
——1
;t
10.23
17.21
1
Ltd.
Fund
California
Fund
Inc_
Fund
50c
Inc—
Investing
9.43
Ltd_l
1.
Fund—I
Growth
Knickerbocker
14.46
Street
Bullock
Knickerbocker
10.81
13.23
Fund
Boston
Broad
—;
16.45
9.37
Fund
Internatl
1
.
15.08
Stock)—1
Com
'23.81
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone
13.04
Fund
Growth
(Growth
25.53
21.82
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
(Income Com Stocks) _!l1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Ltd
Canada
Blue
12.00
4.11
Fund)
24.46
—1
1
1
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
10.49
Ask
.
(Quotations for Friday, January 5)
Insurance
Bid
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
;1
2.63
;
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.40
7.10
25c
Fund
Advisers
Bid
P*r
Funds—
Aberdeen
.
1988
'102%
99%
109
Mar. 29,
Apr.
5,
1962
1962
1962_
Apr.
•No
par
New
York
—
12,.' 1962
152
103%
146
127
101
14,
21,
22,
28,
98.783 ^98.817
1962
98.727
1962__:_
98.661
1962_J_
98.761
98.68S
98.653 "98.666
1962__„
98.599
98.623
1962_:
98.532
98.546
1962!----
98.449
98.465
97.612
97.636
•
1962—
104>
151*
'
,
99.106
132
104
-
,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.?
value,
b Bid
t New stock.'
yield
x
r
V
? ; -
«
price/ d Ex-rights.. 4k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued. v.yEx- stock dividend.
Volume
Number 6123
195
.
.
(153)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
45
Webk Ended December 30
THE
Bank
OF
COURSE
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
decrease compared with
a
Third Federal Reserve lUslrictBethlehem
;
it
:
J
2,976,415
center
there
is
'.r.:y,V
for this week follows:
mary
of 4.0%.(
the week ending Friday
loss for
a
y;
y -
y;
\
•
*
y./
.'•..
I
it?*
Week Ended Jan. 6—
;
^
3,923,565
5,926,294
't
18.8
•V-
6,640,869
4,759,230
4,157,344
6,354,968
—13.0
5,942,853
9.6
21,392,249
17,202,928
5.4
11,820,924
12,273,466
+
5.1
1,087,323,920
1,171,229,178
+
..
22.237,189
12,958,470
+
13,692,301
1,087,835,200
—
,
•
1961
(10 Cities)
-
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—
-f.
1,288,934,645
1,379,799,874
.
Philadelphia—L——
7.0
1,066,000,000
848,752,192
813,747,774
+
Cincinnati
479,228,436
8.8
422,500,000 y+
6.5
9.2
9,874,721
11,031,266
270,915,108
+ 16.7
265,741,646
179,091,682
520,096,805
+ 17.4
577,310,976
569,159,172
•+17.7
+ 52,737,500
'50,442,500
10,351,367
•
11,254,618
+''■: 610,553,224
•
Columbus
:
12,293,207
316,073,200
+
-
Cleveland
42
+
1xL. L'-y
——
'
Ohio—Canton
u
1,121,000(000
——
Boston
4.0
+: 5.2 yy
"
I
—25.6
*
-
at.
$16,410,174,267 $17,098,278,930
y
Chipago
-A,
H
,
?
•
1962
•
i
New, VDJ:15U„+—
j
3,689,954
1,111,000,000
4,325,816
~
:
24,375,706
"
,
3,779,320
1,026,000,000
(a)
1,143,824,780
Jersey—Trenton
8.8
5.6
T^'ACLEAIIIIias^BltUIINS.-.BY TELEGRAPH
.
y;,.■>/'
>
y
■
New
1,793,691
+
6,246,763
'
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative sum¬
1,286,517
+
-5,663,325
yy
(a)
<:.
5,437,362
y
,v
York
Total
y
n
k'
6.726,181
Scranton
At this
$29,193,067,218 against $29,661,088,683 for the same week in 1960.
at
1,901,739
1,437,947
1,693,445
1,027,000,000
3,998,121
1,084,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
stand
1,249,979
7.8
0.1
2,130,982
4,218.003
4,590,653
'.
Philadelphia
i Reading
Our preliminary totals
$
*
y
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
is
1958
1959
or
Dec. %
1,234,337
1,235,569
(a)
Lancaster
Inc.
„
•
1,414,179
1,524,424
—^
Chester
.
...
$
-Philadelphia—
'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 6, clearings for all
below those of the corresponding week last year.
1.6%
1960
1961
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
'
:
.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
cities of the United States for which
be
CLEARINGS
BANK
..
•
72,684,700
:
.'Mansfield
61,733,200
10,211,287
^
13,144,756
,
+ 28.7
12,148,008
"
Kansas
/>J,'l
City
—.
521.225,683
_
LbuisLLxI—LLll-LLIL—-ILLjy.—lLj..yl—
St.
.
871,703,000
_
Pittsburgh
"v
Baltimore-
—.
—
-^
...4,
Ten
cities,
five
Other
cities,
five
days
Total
cities, five
all
cities,
Total
week.
for
y
>
-
400,178,150
-T
—
5,056,438,608
—
—
1,264,109,654
—
,
1.4
Total
Nashville
u
week ends
Macon
~
Florida—Jacksonville—II
y
present further below,
we
able to give final and complete results of the previous
there
was
an
increase
week in 1960.- Outside of this city there
same
showing
-
We
y
+
—12.0
847,289
8.9
225,495,642
182,002,446
1,256,600,421
+11.2
1,199,754,602
1,103,641,401
-■
of; 15.0%.*
following
we
furnish
Terre
i.
:,
-a
•
-
"
1961
vj
v-y*-'w
Vork
..ly'I-/-—.«.*>
!' 3rd Philadelphia'
-*•'
>
''
_i—_xr—_— 6 -i*.
Sioux
y
-
.
v !
—
11,192,780
:6,682,349
174,596,807
8,343,938
Rapids
-.56,992,624
—-
20,927,200
City——
Illinois—^Bloomington—r.—1,774,661
fo;the
1,186,052,656
Chicago
>
r
Decatur
i
Peoria
>
>
"I~
Rockford
^
1-——^
-
—
>1925,906,093
Total
i
cities)—
(17
8,905,488
>13,410,549
:■
_
1,650,005,532
-
8,448,614
,.
4,252,336
135,482,673
7,271,223
58,030,951
17,410,842
1,670,367
15,011,239
>
2.6
•^
7,038,325
12,657,534
.10,837,064
■
1,556,108,207
^.379,100,000
7.2
1,195,407,948
257.168,427
5,955,781
>6,183,317
+11.1
1,608,764,707
89,113,000
"y
11,243,483
4,549,512
142,785.705
; 6,853,921
51,961,009
^
,+ 13.6
>,'7,192,808
—
4
"
834,227,983
729,083,226
633,830,104
1,171,229,178
1,418,614,171
1,367,968,308
5.4
664,7.26,649
679,010,399
1,199,754,602
2.6 \
.:+
+
1,594,753,680
,
'
636,088,017
776,900,032
15.0
,
+
*
..■y.
Total
K-'y '•>
2,800,602
——
-
'
-y
253,693,738
148,916,591
3,008,414
167,646,846
cities)
(4
385,500,000
235,480,537
.
—
*
Illinois—Quincy
i
834,227,983
.
791,118,743
.
\
\
—
6.9
—
+ 5.4
j
'
356,900,000
187,623,607
138,020,650
2,610,955
+12.6
v.
'< **'
127,071,932
2,646,982
776,900,032
674,242,521
'>
'
District—Minneajiolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
674,242.521
•
.
632,446,665
192,825,848
North
+
14.9
1,281,873,908
Dakota—Fargo
South
1,191,345,586
27,551,718,985
26,361,915,473
+
4.5
22,922,225,318
Dakota—Aberdeen—
—
>
12,402,689,505
11,340,617,113
+
9.4
10,987,718,743
10,803,596,184
7,278.477
itkooi'o^I
376,821,234
+ik'o
+ J5.8 -
400,330,724
152,909,331
168.430,494 -+14.5
'155,973,552
8,948,508
+18.1
3,339,374
+ 0.7
3,500,8*4
5,332,365
+ 5.4 ---- 5.248,655
14,852,865
+ 6.6
, 11,808,514
v
10,567,942
3,361,924
5,621,137
—
'
'
9,275,521
3.739,699
6,008,765
14,189,327
22,149,108,995
Yprk; ,City*—7---—
425,741,547
493,006,058
Paul.
St.
557,206,942
7,861,844
V
Duluth——
—
Minneapolis
653,999,029
+525,026,371
3.2.
+ 13.5
Minnesota
593,731,844
-
—107 cities
—10
12th San Francisco—
"
1,524,604,189
1,327,365,432,
.
Montana—Billings
y
y
*
New
,
V"
^
"
y Total —„i
:
4
428,300,000
-:'1
...
1,103,641,401
-
568,807,082
+
560,19a, 308
;
;
5.4
+
-
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,594,753,680
1,556,108,207
+
706,052,946
728,444,282
f
.
,
791,118,743
—.'.9////
City^x——
1,087,323,920
*
9thlMinneapolisi__4_'_i_i.L-" 7- *" y
11th Dallas—"
5.1
17.0
■
+
1,608,764,707
^Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri.—St.
11,729,146,247
+11.2
743,022,098
,1,256,600,421
v."
v.' $
12,323, 132,244
i.i-
•+.
+
>
.1958
yv/
832.833.860
..+
1,396,920,593
"
Outside
16,607,898
76,030,000
+11.1
+7,994,398
;——
2,253,087
2,844,295
14,052,029
8,119,769
11,025,293
"
•887,511,467
1,301,267,685
.1,650,005,532
$
9.5
,+
;i5,418i;953;737£
783,132,092
~
(
+ 3.8
+20.8
+45.5
+39.8
.+ 8.2
+24.0
4i+17.4
+16.4
+.13.6
+ 8.9
_+ 1.5 >; 1,173,666
— 1.3
1,172.648,942
6,470,631
+13.6 ? •
16,298,919
13.301.488 —21.2
13,426,273
11,678,574 L+12.7
y 'll.900.835
7,351,161
>
10,480,100
13,157.650 y„.
"
.
yi.. Springfield
•Y.,y 1959
or
Dec. %
; 1,087.835,200'
Atlanta——i—J-J-—10
8th St Louis ——_i_L
4 ).' Inc.
1,522,047,209
■
—
7thChicago^.il'yyi ji'.l y.1117"^ f'*" 7.
10th'Kansas
*
—
—
17,056,173
10,408,745
12,751,949
- 80,972,000
9,024,081
5,691,804
150,009,836
7,342,903
.
52,332,075
>
18,420,661 .
y >..1,748,557'
1,201,202,725
15,139,401'
17,828,381
87,612,000
CLEARINGS
'
•
.■
; M960
4;:,: y/y
1,143,824,780
V
Vl"
5th Richmond
; 6th
'
15,589,003,351
*"
"
_
4th
,
•y>yy;y: $
^"i.12jfelfieji:' ...1,014,337,731
■> 1st Boston
;
685.759
"
Week Ended Dec.-30—
K
-Li
Haute
Moines—
Des
by Federal Reserve Districts: y.y
RANK
*y>y .y y
.
*
-
*
gain of 3;2%; in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
summary
a
I
Wayne
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
trict of :13.5%4 and in", the/Sab Francisco Reserve District of 14.9%.
In the
+
3,159,697
3,280,831
y 20,598,595
,
Soilth Bend-
Reserve Districts!
lbI
expansion of 17.0%;"ifi the Rich-*>
^^Minneapolis"Reserve-District
a
13,464.065
12,709,757
+21.4
743,659
-
Indianapolis
.
has, managed to enlarge its totals by 2.6%; the St. Louis
Kansas Reserve District the totals register
179,045,978
12,475,905
Arbor
Lansing
Reserye:'0tetriet\of\5.4%^and in the Atlanta- Reserve District of 11.2%, The
Chicago ;R^
236,775,197
243,439,210
-
Rapids—
Grand
Iowa—Cedar
mond
4,648,019
5,129,401
246,061,816
221,563,946
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann
the cities according to the
Phiiddelp^hia
an
5,493,931
•
1,396,920,593
Orleans
cities)
(10
Indiana—Fort
of : 9.5%; and in the
336,700,000
6,261,202
654,528
15,145,230
Total
District the totals>shoW an~ improvement of 1.1%; in the
the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
334,900,000
5,977,534
+21.0
4,239,177
+52.2
253,386,787 — 0.1
223,158,378 >+20.5
+
117,261,875
120,039,151
8.7
26,796,860
/
27,513,639
.
+23.5
+
$26,361,915,473 in the
gain of 9.4%, the bank clearings
group
+ 23.7
28,398,215
124,181,556
week—the week ended
located and from this we note that in
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
Boston ReserveiDistrict
679,010,399
9,162,458
110,729,993
265,095,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
4.5%, the aggregate clearings for
of
was a
increase of 0.9%.
an
the New Yprk. Reserve
664,726,649
0.7" y
+
360,600.000
7,230,792
6,450,039
253,228,007
"268,862,104
-
this center
5.4
+
35,117,217
153,337,676
391,800,000
-
Alabama—Birmingham-;
has to be estimated.
cases
which
the whole country having amounted to $27,551,718,985 against
at
320,326,633
743,022,098
-
Augusta
Ac¬
not available at time of going to press.
are
detailed statement, however,
week
194,193,517
7,125,089
333,343,095
107.400,509
+
-
_
Louisiana—New
the
17,791,000
8.4
5.8
+12.3
+
7,617,386
360,610,711
122,338,596
Mobile
For
16,818,000
215,135,567
228,896,645
cities)
(6
5,864,748
5,846.439
9.4
+13.8
—
8,256,445
381,411,500
137,420,908
.
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
4.6
5,556,760
18,002,000
>'•
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
30.
-
1.6
$29,193,067,218 $29,661,088,683
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Dec.
1,367 ,91)8 308
783,132,092
i
Carolina—Charleston
South
>
Georgia—Atlanta
we are
1,418,614,171
230,527,846
Richmond
4.6
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
In the elaborate
+17.0
J
'
issue of next week.
1,301,267,685
5,035,393
20,480,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
0.8
Tennessee—Krioxville
our
436,629,160
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
1.6
west
1,205,981,148
489,146,342
+ 20.6
576,221,297
$27,987,086,070 $28,396,979,029
1
days
cities)
(7
11,263,161
+ 17.1
—
7.2
••
•
4,823,924,592
_
.
.
Total
11,654,978
*415,448,851
1,522,047,209
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
'
+ 15.5
+
$23,163,161,478 $23,340,540,421
yy.
cities
all
Estimated
,V*.•/
_
day
one
'
■
days_
All
440,981,215
393,663,900
——/
l
754,469,974
695,090,389
Cleveland
.
y ■
-
471,752,173
Francisco
San
"450,000,000
5.7
11,607,816
10,951,297
486,346,825
Youngstown
■st—-
Helena.
Total
>yy.y;v,; y>
15.838.473
•;
729,083,226
.-'
'y*v *-y'--:^ -V /' ;***/». •'
y;
•
+
'
—
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
.
'yf -^yv 1
y
593,731,844
568,807,082
+15.0
633,830,104
y'
•' .-.•••y:y
City"
*+ VWe novir< add ,our.:detailed .statement showing the figures for each
city for the
932,734
--«4q'^q«
732.148
+10.3
848,196
Lincoln
"-II-":
8,454,498
+37.3
11.160,303
Omaha
„J'
> • 174,062,509
+ 4.6 f , 156,653,783
Kansas—TonelTa
'
10,428,147 ' + 60.5
, 6,465,936
^Sita p
29:261.220 - 27,188,473/+ 7.6 i+^27.392.516
Missouri—Kansas City-^-L468.650.424 , ^ 467.307,978
+ 0.3 '
412.151.463
: st. Joseph——jLy———
yyy' 12.45a.802
12.450,908 + 0.1
.,.12,020,477
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
5,888,356
5,495,551v .,+. 7..1_
4,888,061
Hnstlnps"
week ended Dec/ 30 for four years:
Week Ended December 30
r
'
-\Clearings at—^
:;
i
"...
••
v.;.'+
:
^
.
<
-1961.
j
>
.
3,574,086
■
;
K
>'
' -Z
4,062,503
$
•:
y+\.>y Z'~
7.0
1 6,418,343
-:+
736,362,706
Lowell
•
^
y~
____—
Bedford.■
y
New; Haven
Rhode
New
4
- -
1.
zL _
^53,178,076
;:--49,;I56,340 y+
'.
-23,807,863
-
.
38,553,400 /
1 5,385,029
Hampshire^Manchester-V-i-.—•
6.1
>(
;
+ 10.G
•
1—11.4
%
.
''
;>;> 3,272,146
-+64.G
1
..
925,906,092 / +
39,569,043
..
" T.
—
,
,.
.
\
2,981,710
>.
-
r
*
*
»
'
>
Fort
-
f/
Worth
Galveston
'
'
Wichita
.Falls-i:
31,019,000
-7
Total
(6
3,242,58f >
-
/
;-y 132,192,084
Buffalo
:
.129,366,699
2.2
p
29,026,211
■
.•
y; 16,504,125
v
v.
Jamestown
New
>
York
-
Rochester
—-r—y
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
V.
+
7.8
2,428,500
2,552,118
'2,919^83
+
18.0
2,920,786
3,489,376
-;;15,149,029,480 ' 15",021,298,360
Syracuse
New
3,446,088
IZZZLZZ^ZZZ-f'"/"'
Jersey+ ■"<
95,440,425
0.9
'11.934,506,575
+
11.6
+
20.8
.72,646,809
+
7.2
72,737,918
91,357,710
+
4.5
S6,887,686
50,037,712
44,826,701
28,753,823; 511 -23,799,150
77,872,680
+
+"
42,516,721
A
22,605,237
39,699,981
'
.
.-
.
(9
cities)ll—I———y" 15^589,003,351 '
15,418,953,737
+
1.1
12,323,132,244
—
,
Total .(10
+
——-k
—
cities)x-^->—r_
22,963,211
75,640,593
-
-
Grand
total
(107
cities)—.
87,115,306
;
Total
Jose———
.'^Stockton^
11,345,512,811:
Francisco-
Sartta -Barbara
•*
•,
I
—
San
San
'+ 2,461,340
2.652.637
Elmira
.4
.-
-'
.
11,729,146,247
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings
-
operations
/
'. + 13.5
560,198,308
.
:
.
*
,
,,
11,955,807
473,283.661
43,401,$24
:t 6.646,000
4
7,471,001
; 14,449,149
,
f
I
^
-
)
557,206,942
525.026,371
•
20Q..118,816.■** -191,057,011 - + 4.7
181,959,810
5,538,405
4,726,347 >+17.2 : // 5,152.237
216,927,772
219,818,321 »— 1.3
.
190,246,956
120,636,764 / 107,924,633 . + 11.8 ■•
96.892,992
24,113,3617
21,571,412
+11.8
24,538,023
12,222,533
12,259,802 — 0.3
16,979.123
886,98-1,000.
710,89.),145
+24.8
717,256,790
1- 32,436,180
.33,396,996 — 2,9
30,482,430
.12,587,977
11,067,315
+13.7
7,362,672
13,041,381
14,644,450 •—10.9
11,002,875
——
City^
Beach—
' Pasadena
i
•
r
Lake
California—Long
".
135,668,726
129,502,610
—
636,088,017
District—San Francisco—
-
Yakima
<Utah—Salt
63.8"
+
1...
.
,
7 Twelfth Federal Reserve
.+.'y:-v,;^y
+
.
653,999.029
^* 562,205,876
cities)^—
Oregon.—Portland
!y 30,276,985
49,578,422
'
3,983,523
■y
.
-
Louisiana—*Shreveport
r
New .York—Albany
27,108,393
437,084,250
V 13,530,333
'11.373,3597 y
u.
"■*
;
5,561,739
:
•"
: 11,098,849 ';+ 2.5
' V ;9.628,408
'(•487,471,332- -+-15.3
>• 450.507,422
4 -1 -39,761,509
38,240,043 >+.4.0
.
37,309.767
—ii-— -/
' 6,557;000
6,526,000 7 +' 0.5
5,426.000
i——V >
:4,964.9744,908,709
+ 1,1 v "L 6,173,313
;
:
14,225,299 *
11,953,375
+.19.0 I
15,981,461
'
-
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
152,797,231
632,446,665
+ 3.2
706,052,946
728,444,282
District—Dallas—
—
Dallas
832,833,860 /
887,511,467 "/
i
Texas—'Austin
21,003,739
/ y.
■
9.5
y.
(9 Cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve
1,487,723
+:
33,391,000
-
792,153
11,987,477
+.
3,128,761
'
f
.
—
1,153,930
.
'
-
696,697,976
51,918,990
19,667,557
*
21,532,445
43.534,100
1,014,337,731
•*" Totals (12 cities—
-
Total
•
V
14,001,755;
1;;
Island—Providence ———'
y
3,279,135 /•
3,255,417
19,340,188
'>
1,594,042
5.7 /
-
.//, 4,389,399
/I -3,495,564.
/ 3,195,357
1 +111
13,221,886
12,455,389 1
.16,903,844. 1 +14.4 11
•;; 12.299,053
1 ' 14,782,417"
5,3. >1 .12,874,338
3,616,726
,
a Springfield
.V l
1,655,285 •;+•
*1,750,000
L
.
:y^Ty
1 yy
v
y
3,396,103
4.3
•
C' New
$ y
,
*
+
3,893,654
;
•;
■
1/3.255,932
756,640,378 1 + 11.1
840,488,138
River
_
'
14.9
*4,200,057
1:7,080,009
i
7,579,167
Massachusetts—Boston —'
^yy-.iy
y- y
*
y
-
-
;.■> ,1958
1959
r
:pec.,%
Maine—^ahgori_^f j
'. Portland —_1_-—----il———.'
Fall
Inc. or
.;
yy
ston—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
;
I960
,
,932,734
"
807,407
11,609,528
'182,101,087
^
16,734,724
Nebraska—Fremont—.
-
1,524,604,189 7 1,327,365,432, ' + 14.9
.
184,666,194
'
•
5,104,579
176,357,348
-
4
95.968.57Q,
23,251,372
14,322,886
,
.
647,726,171
•
27.838,667
5,490,413
.
.
10,619.380
,1,281,873,908
1,191,349,586
27,551,718,985 • 26,361,915,473
+ 4.5
22,922,225,318
22,149,108,995
12,402,689,505 11,340,617,113
discontinued.
'Estimated.
+ 9.4
10,987,718,743
10,803,596,184
—
46
The Commercial and
(154)
Financial Chronicle
.
t
Monday, January 8,1962
.
\
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
V%:'
"0m
certifies
We give below
tne world.
of
Federal
jto the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
daily
countries
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
the requirements of Section 522
Pursuant to
m
record for the week just passed.
a
Fund Notices
Bank
Reserve
Below
the different
on
E^HANGE
FOREIGN
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED
RATES
DECEMBER
1961
29,
JANUARY
TO
1962,
4,
INCLUSIVE
Monetary
and
Country
•
re •
.
Buying
Rate
Cable
for
in
transfers
Monday
Friday
Tuesday
-
t
/y
pound
t
franc
France
(Metropolitan),
deutsche
.250225
.210333
2.809600
1st
Steel
Japan,
yen
Malaysia,
J
Mexico,
/
—
Netherlands,
T
New
guilder
——Feb
Gas
1st mtge.
—
—
—
—
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
,
1
* '
i'. 2767
Jan. 31
1989
1,
series due May
2768
Feb-
—
5%
Gen. mtge.
bonds due Feb.
.277556
2.781782
.140325
.140250
Pet
.0349500
.0349333
.0349375
Southwestern Public Service
.277562/;
Corp.—
debentures due Feb. 1,
5%%
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506 ;
.193212
.193283
.193283
.231475
.231450
.231471
Milk
Co.
4Va%
cumul.
.
1985
1.399319
1.399551
1.399900
2.809600
2.810300
debs,
due Dec.
Company and Issue—•
$
Treasury bills by $181 million; Treasury cer¬
million; and the combined total of Treasury
Electronics
Demand
deposits
Increase ( + ) or
the
Decrease (—) Since
Jan. 3,
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
account—
Redemption fund for F.
Jan. 4,
1962
S
Dec. 27,"
1961
1961
1,170
Total gold certificate reserves
(512)
Bills
767
.
47
3,220
-
44
—
320
+
1,699
but
bought outright—.
under repurchase agreement
other
one
district.
44
$169 million.
184
63
"
U.
Govt.
S.
securities
28,933
107'■
Increase
1961*
1,728
Total
Cash
loans
items
Bank
in
and
of collection
process
premises
Other
//:;/.
securities-^-
——
loans
and
Loans
adjusted*
investments
+
1,876
429
+
+
1,154
Commercial
2
.
Total
|
assets
249
/ +
(1,789 ) 52JJ93
—
Agricultural
ii
+
r
V
..
83
.
Loans
29
U.
+ 2,255
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
..(512) 28,745
287
17,806
78
+
691
+
97
+
49
356
+
119
279
+
12
U.-
881
Deposits:
U.
,
bank
reserves/
!_/_/_.•
S.
Treasurer—general account
Foreign' ———'
Other
|
361
Deferred
Other
deposits
availability cash items^
liabilities
and
accrued
18.802
(1,277)
industrial
150
+
497
64
15
+
34
liabilities
(1,277) 51,555
115
Capital
paid
Surplus
__;
Other
to
in
446
+
2,154
accounts
+
71
and
dealers
combined
83
.+
+
34.6%
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
2.255
—2.8%
Loans
U.
1
—
in
parentheses
dating process.
,
,
^
the
are
t
tl >
j
eliminations
:v-;//yy>>/
•
made
'/:
in
the
consoli-
•'
■
,.
ii-i
? -
Southwest Gas
personal
+
9,249
716 >/+
3.516
Quarterly
Southwestern
;/
74,525
for
+
+
162
+
/ 17 •
1,039
+
.266
+
25
+
739
+
$5
+144
•
—
statement
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the" week
ended Dec. 27:
Increases of $716 million in loans adthe
Federal
Reserve
Il!sAed' -?1.89 million in holdings
of "other"
securities,
$444 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve
Banks, $160 million in demand deposits
adjusted, $830
million
in
U. S.
Government demand
deposits, and
$120 million in savings
deposits; and a decrease of $254
million in holdings of U, S.
Government securities.
Commercial and industrial loans increased
a
net
-
3.70%
720.
in
<
the
and
ment
and
the
for
securities
personal
lion,
,
comparable
dealers
as
a
+
or
$266
ago.
of
Within
One
one
to
After
Other
Loans "to
carrying
million.
U.
S.
brokers
Loans
to
sales
week
of
an
.
increase of $19 million during
1960.
"Other"
loans
increased
+
categories ;r. of, U.
/
S., Government
securities
de¬
w
:
*
**
:
five
633
,/'27
20,
'
+
669
—
118
+
575
!
+
3,700
6,168
—
181.
+
2,116
1,421
,
y
6
31
—
—'
17,880
3.405
—
13
—
—
5%
+
444
+
128
+
173
+
80
+
64
+
159
+
702
3.2,58
4,774
^
,
.
_
161,628
adjusted?—
+3,108
66,345
Domestic
Class
Star
+?»6?4
±
N.A.
137
4,520
;
169
830
+
.+
.
38
•
643
22
+
+
83
'
v
89
•,•'"•+
6,056
■
•
•
,
.
161
,
6
1
108
+
+
161
2,090
—
.
+
169
+
30
ACCOUNTS
t Exclusive
tion
of
of
valuation
§ Includes
and
loans
all
domestic
to
domestic
commercial
commercial
individual
reserves;
demand
12,969
—
deposits
banks,
less
tion.
Year-ago comparison excludes
savings banks.
tl Includes
**
not
certified
Includes
shown
time
and
officers'
deposits
of
separately.
loan
except
U.
cash
banks
items
those
* December 2o
(San
in
Class
S.
shown
not
Government
figures revised.
District).
;
^
A
B.)
y
Mfg..
1,
A
3-
9
2-23
12,-29
3-
1'
2-
12'/2C
9
1-12
12%C,;y 2- 1
3-15
^.2-26
56c
4-'
25c
*
(quar.)/-
1-15
12-23
1-15
12-29
2-21
1—_____
Company
y
•
(final
1961
class A
Whatley
for
British
(increased
Davin
&
&
Clothier,
Co.
com.
'
T.I.M.E.
1-15
*12-29
1-15
12-29
1-15
1-. 5
/
10c
Talon,
^
Class
Inc.;
B
:*y
class
A
?°c
1-11
-
-•/
5%
.
.
8c
'
25c
6
1-12
1-
2/
12-29
1-
4
12-15
1-15
12^15,y
6
1-15
16c
.
1-20
2-
5%
v
•
1-4 '
2-
1-15
,125c..,.,,
;
(quar.)—
(quar.)
•-
*2Vac
;
1
1-22
35c
^
(s--aU
_____i.
(quar.)—
2-
dividend)—
(quar.)
1-23
25c
,—f.—
class. A
?
2-28:
(quar.)
(quar.)_
.
20c
4%
-
-
-
—
"
12 x/$e
$.00125
quar.
_i__;
Freight
3-16
year
(quar.)
Ltd./common
(stock
-
Income
(s-a)
Corp.
1
v
payment
less
Corp. (quar.)
Super Market Distributors (stock dividend)
Super Mold Corp. (quar;)_•____
——.r
Swank, Inc.
Year-end
r
savings
"y.vv^-*-
5
2-16
-12 VaC
J—,
u...
Ordinary
mutual
-
'
1-2
40c"" ''1-15
'
(quar.)—
Supertest Petroleum,
collec¬
\
1-15
>^■■2- 11-
5%
-
Sucrest
.
.
/ 12-29
Y.)
./
B
Strawbridge
deduc¬
-"'
12-29
5
2-
25c
(N.
—
785
.
1-10
1-15
2%
-
Tquar.)„___L—
rets,
Oct..
Swinglii\e, .Inc.,
<
'.yi 1
postal
i
Stone Container Corp. (quar.).
Stouffer Corp.
(stock dividend)^.-
separately,
and
B
1
Co.
Stockton
gross.
to
12-28
(quar.)
341
+
of
1-10
1-15
■
32 '/2c
class
251
.
,
and
A
427
-
...
(accum.)
+
Government
process
1
Tax)
Supronics
checks
.
Francisco
S.
change in deposits due
available.
Preliminary
U.
2-
AA'A
•
+''
after
shown
are
of
items
and
1
20c
+
25
+
12-30
2-
10%.
N.A.;
Still-Man
'5,473
others
liabilities—
12-30
1-15,
*40c
v|15Ci
(quar.)
common—
dep.
ended
:y*.y:y
449
12-20
1-15
iioc
tax)
preferred
N.A.
'
3
Banks
A
Stores
(John
Amer.
v
,
-
12-29
1-10
*30c
(quar,).__,_
A
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—
N.A.
1
1-15
*20c
-
512
+
.'-y-'y
+
'yyy:v;•
-<
^
93 %C
.
.
25c
4j/2 %
Stetson
2,135
y
■
t
N.A.
+•>.
•
Income
preferred ;;C
N.A.
.
12-28
of
preferred
-
—
2-16
1-10
(s-a)
class
on
5%
*'''
; y
banks
,\
12-29
3-1
(2 V2 C
of
Sterling. Seal,
120
+
5,969
1-15
-
40c
Finance
Bros.
32
30,064
-
^
-
-
A
class
5%
N.A.
+
official institutions, etc.
■■
N.A.
1.175
subdivisions—2,839
Reserve
Sterchi
-:y«yyy:'>
—'
deposits
Federal
12 J/2C
—J.:
.Sterling National Bank & Trust
Quarterly
Sterling Precision Corp.—*
N^A.
41,442
12-29
& Trust (Boston) (quar.)
37'^c
Canada Ltd.
(quar.)
*
±«.yr /■:460c
Wales, Ltd. Ordinary (final pay-'
for year ended
Sept. 27/ 1961 less
Co.
ment,
...
N.A.
-
15 :
.
1-19
12-29
State Street Bank
Steel Co.
1-19
1
1-20
5% %/ 1-20
/•
—
1-19
1
'
►
dividend
British
+ >.
517
;
/
1-19
1
2-
/
1
2-
2-
.-
15c
(s-a)
Loari% &
/ 2-
1-19
1-19
/1-19
%
(Ohio)—
class
Industries,
Steel
541
+
Co.
2-
31 '/4c
'
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
B
Slock
5.990
*
+
+1,189
4,884';"-+
■
Borrowings:
—
State Guaranty Corp.—
$1.30 partic preferred
2,152
71,116
interbank
Commercial
From
+
12,730
Governments,
1-19
1
27Yte
(quar.)
common
Stanley Brock Ltd., class
Class B (quar.)ii.
+13,850
160
+
99,205
,
subdivisions—4—^
Foreign:
12-29
:
2-1
27 J/2c
preferred A (quar.)
Radio, Ltd. (quar.
Stanfields,
State
political
12-29
1
2-
$1.40%
Oil
1,136
+
banks
Inc.,
2-
■-
$1.18%
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
Instrument, class A (quar.)
;i
3%%
1,823
deposits
time
1
$1,15
Standard
Banks— < 13,635
savings deposits—total*»__L—
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:-;
and
2-
$1.10
Standard
2,033
savings
Other
C
$1.06 J/4 '
dividend
preferred
195
+
partnerships & corporations
Savings
-
•
Products,
864
189
and
States
1-10
•92 J/2
—
Standard
2,773
+
23
—
.
r
+
y Foreign:
r::.<■
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Commercial
banks
~
1
Time
(quar.)—1
Stock
interbank:
Mutual
25c
1-19
•
Co.—
preferred
Sta-Rite
130
—
12,240
Government
S.
Service
Standard
5,373
political
1-15
"
—
Public
(quar.)
1
preferred, (quar.),
«
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.62'/2% preferred (quar.)—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)__„
5%
preferred (quar.)
500
254
d©poslts-~total1t-.n^_r
2-15
(Dallas)—
1-19
—
and
20c
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
34,247
—
y
1-10
preferred
preferred
securities—total—
assets—net
Demand
(quar.)——"{
1,25
4.25%
84
years
deposits
3
(Kansas)—
4.40%
~—
6
+
—
coin
Demand
1-
12-15
•
150
1,204
_
12-20
•
1-19
+
—
11
1-13
1-19
+
assets/liabilities
1-
ti
1
40
domestic
75c
dividend)—
1
117
with
1-15
2-
+
Reserve
Holders
Payable of Rec.
;rj 55c
2-
+
Federal
Co.
When
Share
?
97'/a C
1,516
and
'
$1.03%
+
136
+
2,366
i—
years
1
'
(quar.)
banks—
with
Other
+
'
13,399
Reserves
*
All
^
(quar.)
8
3,764'
year
five
N.A. Not
$117 million.
*
2(8
preferred
of
Govern¬
2709
1
'
-
4.60%
etc._
___
commercial
securities
From
$202 million
pfd. stocks—.—Feb
—.13
21
1,343
Treasury
bills
i.
Treasury
certificates
of
indebtedness-.
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Other
financing institutions increased $136 mil¬
compared with
similar
year
purchasing
increased
decrease
^
preferred
16,881
domestic
Government
CAPITAL
a
•"
2446
3.90%
—
$162 million, in contrast to
2334
A-^vy
4.15%
Commercial
of
15
"
125
finance
Drug,
Life
Quarterly
2,379t '
loans
Domestic
condition
" 2768
15
Jan
1979
>'
-
Oil
&
1st preferred
Southwestern
84
carrying:
or
banks-^.
U.
banks
Jan
10c
Southwestern
pur--,;
loans
States
The
Aug. 1,
Producing (stock
651/
;
foreign
Individuals,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
*
15
:
due
<3
2331
,
.
England Telephone (quar.)—_
Southland Life Insurance (Dallas) (extra)-
LIABILITIES—
Figures
'
„•
Southern New
101
—
•
series B
issue.
of Company
+
_
to
to
S.
To-tal
124
;
—Jan
'
Per
Name
Southwest Grease
securities
Balances
(1,789) 52,893 "
^
3D
?
>'"/
purchasing
Currency
capital acnts.
gold
certificate
reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
1
■
DIVIDENDS
1960
,
32,895
securities
securities
estate
Other
-71
—yy 5
y
Continued from page 12
9,333
loans
Other
35
+
:
104
of
bilities
+
4
■//,
liabilities &
/
888
•,
capital
Total
Ratio
+
ACCOUNTS—
this
+
—
Total
CAPITAL
in
1
.Feb
Apr
_Jan
Corp.—
to
Dec. 28,
carrying:
or
finance,
Loans
742
+
"
♦Announced
Page
^
./,
-
-.y,
debs,
*
^
5% conv. prior pfd. and 5% class A
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber Corp.—-v v
6% conv, debentures
May 1,
^
,
( + ) or
1,255
Government
Sales
102
267
y*:.v
3,944
divds.
Rayon
691
securities 1^.——
S.
Real
/ Total
*
T'
Date
v
1^1975
s.tockW-!:
pfd." stock—.—
shares
•
subord.
conv.
Skenandoa
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
104
+
—
Aug.
Ipc*—-
preferred
Corp.—
121,012
adjusted*
Government
Other
Member
conv.
due
Co.,, Ltd.-—
cumulative
+
loans
Other loans for
notes
1
,
'
"
of. America,
122,528
;
and
brokers
to
S.
Other
■
M'
1961*
'
110
chasing
.;
investments
and
+
6,355
— __
Total
401
29,241
(1,277)
—
assets
+
.
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
—
Loans
Dec. 20,
37
—
;
,
Decrease (—) Since
1,765
+
Feb
••
Vifoita
1,303
28,749
5%
Seeburg
decreased
■
preferred
cumul.
Hawaiian Electric
in
>•;
;
debentures
$5
6%
increased $161 mlWi9n Ahd^bor.?-
others increased
ASSETS—
Total
they
7,503
+
City,
*
-•
l
CALLED
cumulative participating preferred stock
5 V4 %
York
Dec. 27,
Total
Held
+
3,846
million
domestic commercial banks increased $40 million.
—7,361
19,984
Bonds
/
in all but
rowings from
L
New
Federal Reserve Banks
11
—
$157
1
.
Feb:
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
1
—
3
amounts
160
+
increased
5%
trict, $34 million in New York District, and by lesser
39
—
294
outside
Corp.,
Corp.
Gyrodyne Co.
by $67 million.'
$154 million in the San Francisco District. Savings de^posits increased $38 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
871
—
Daffin
Chicago District and $111 million in the New York
District
y
"36
+
258
Acceptances: ;
Bought -outright
:
Held under repurchase agreement
U. S. Government securities:
;;
Bought outrightCertificates
11
-
—
323
advances
and
+
16,615
Cash
Discounts
11
15,445
notes—
R.
adjusted
Feb
1980
Corp.—
subord.
conv.
Brunswick
tificates $6
(In millions of dollars)
2769
2770
•
•
j.—
Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
mtge. pipe line bonds, 5Y*% series due
1st
5V2%
notes and U. S. Government bonds
1
-
Transcontinental
Avnet
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
2769
""
...
Co.—
ENTIRE ISSUE
creased:
15
Fel^ 15
1976
1,
♦
'
* n
.—Feb
:
pfd.. stock
1st mtge bonds 4 '/a % series due 1991-—-^——
Eastern Transmission Corp.—
5V2%
*
1;
^
Feb
Texas
2.809133
Consolidated Statement of Condition
1985-——|*eb
15, 1977
Montreal Metropolitan
2.782475
1
A '
1, 1982 and
1st mtge. bonds 47/8% series due July 1,
May Stores Realty Corp.-—
.0800560
•
•
2766
-•
Co.—
bonds 4Va%
.140312
Closed
New Year's
Day
.140300
.0350250
.0166506
.193160
.231712
1.398674
2.807840
-
.00286250
.3S7633
.
1
.'—Feb
bonds series L due Feb.
.277518
2.780039
krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.0800560
y ';"' '
_
2.781319
.277712
pound
Zealand,
Norway,
.327633
.0800560
-
.,
.00276266
.327533
.00276250
.327533
.0800560
»
dollar-
malayan
peso
*
*
-
y:-y
Co.—
mtge. 4V2%
Laclede
.00161108
.00276266
"
1
l j :
;y/y,-.;^y. y
cumulative preference stock-
Inland
2.810300
.00161112
.00161106
Electric Co.—
cumulative preferred shares
5-lAi%
.250220
.210316
2.809133
Page
General Tire & Rubber Co.—-
.204050
.250162
,
2.807840
.00161112
-
-V
1, 1952 due Feb. 1, 1964_^____Feb
subord. debs, due Feb. 1, 1982—L._^_Feby
4Va%
Southern Ohio
&
$1.50 cumulative preferred stock
.00310846
-
1
•
Diamond National Corp.—■
.210475/:
.210283
.....
6%
.957148
V
Date
Amerrea—
.
n
r
.204050
.210266
lira
Italy,
.00310846
.204054
.250162..
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
r>*
mark
.210475
.00310846
Columbus
.0200860
.957369
.210475/
.204068
franc
new
.957890
.210450
.00310846
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
r
Carrier Corp.
V.0386000
•
.958359
*;■
Germany,
Day
.0200857
of
Co.
debs, dated Feb.
3Ve%
2.239282
.0386750
.0200857
.0200875
Aluminum
.0120636
2.238725
"
,
.0386750
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue-V
$
New Year's
ofy corporate bonds, note?,
given in the Chronicle.
were
PARTIAL
Jan. 4
.0120590
2.238352
Closed
*
>•
Thursday
$
.0120663
■
.0386666
_
dollar
Canada,
'
2.237322
....
schilling
Belgium,
'
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Money)
States
Jan. 3
$//:••
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peso
Australia,
Austria,
i
United
Wednesday
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
$?.}*'■y.v
J
in
(Value
in which the details
•'•»/•
v-v
Dec. 29
Argentina,
York
New
t
1
•
Unit
list
a
the current volume
''
Noon
found
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated,)
;/.// !///:■
//////;
be
preferred and commonstock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provis;ons.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
/
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v
will
,,
,
1-15
12-29-
1-15
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1-.16
X: 5
20c
1-31
1-15
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2-15
1-18
25c
2-15
1-18
.-
'
/
195
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6123
Number
(155)
Per
Name of
inc.
Electronics,
(2-for-l
Texaco
stock
preferred
Electric
i-
$4
(quar.)
common-
(quar.)
Texas
Power
:
&
Light
Co.-r~.AAA/'
(quar.)____
Monthly
$1.21
2-
1''' 1-10
Monthly
Wellington
$1.1-9
2-
1
$1.14
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
'I-
Class
$1
8c
1-19
A_
:
2-28
3-15
4,
dep.
for year
Income
Amer.
.;
4-
2
;7- 2 A
10-
2
AA
Income Tax)
class
on
1-10
2-15
12-30.
$137,941
$35,835
$1,192,2^47
$966,555
46,340
*907
395,434
374,617
1-10
12-26
2-15
-
•>
3-15
3-
Co.
M1-
2
1-12
1-
25C
3-
2-16
$1.25
A
$1.02 yi
preferred
3nd
1-15
;Common
5%.
2-15
3-
2-
:
3%
12-28
2- 1
;;
4%
12-30
1-15
I-. 2
.
Wilbur
-
1-15
$1.25
•
t40c
:22yac
„V
$4.90
(quar.).-,--^^^^.^-
preferred
preferred 1( quar.
$5.70preferred; (quar.)
Realty
,
2-
Stock
dividend
,1-19
Trenton Trust Co.,
pfd.
1-15
1-15
'
7'/2C
From
..A,A -3«.
(s-a)—:
1-22
*
2-
$1.40
.
1
25%
208
City
Rapid
Transit,' common:.'
Souths La .Salle Street
'
M
•
:
Wool
12-3Q__
_
2- 1
•
mVsc
2-1
f 1-15
32c.
1-
2
12-13
'
preferred ,<quar.)
;
- (quar,)
_i___
iV$4--prefevred (quai\>-__'_i^_-;_:^_'_r_JV—
^$4.50-- preferred (quar.Vx_J,_'it.__i
___^
Union- Gas- (Canada)Ltd. (quar.) :
$3.70 I preferred
Oil "Co., of
1-19
2-15
'
1-19
-
4%
-■
Corporations,
2#
ti2y2c
1-
1-
9
1-9
1-15
2%
12-15
,
:-l5c
•
Ltd,, class.A
2-1
$1-5
(quar.)__
t38c
.
;•
(stock dividend)______
1-31
245
/
A
A
1-31
•Transfer
1-31
2-15
.' *
Quarterly
2-
1
3-30
1-
A
;
-
A
V
-
-
'
A
3-
20c
1
2-
less British
a
y Previously
dcte
closed
not
for
income
12-29
1-10
•
/A
12-41j
2-
1'
1-
2
2-
1
1-
this
2
published
and/or
date
record-date
is
U. S. funds, less
P. \ x Bess. Jameica
come \taxfc;.
.
Ron-
is
15%
here.
Canadian
'
tax. ^
U.
U.
S.
U S;
■
•
U
U.
U
:v
Freight
dividend)-'
(stock
Plywood Corp., common
100%
(quar.)_
:
Extra,
S
Oil
(annual)_
Servateria.
',.Extra
j.
(quar.)___
Vitamin &
Increased
qilarterly^Y'
Controls
Stock
-
1-15
.12-28
1-15
12-26
1-15
&
.
A
7Msc A,.
2-15
'
1-31
17'/2c
--i~
(quar.)__ AAA
'
1-15
5C^
dividend-^
3%
Leaf
1-26 r
v
12-31
2-
7 A; ,',30c^'
:
AA
&
(quar!)
Mining
Van
Dorn
Iron
Sciver
Works
(J.
B.),
Vanadium
Corp. of
4V2%' convertible
12-22
Ry. operating
149
12-26
Ry.
l-io
"
Broadway,
sale of
Glendale,
Calif.,
is
of
,
20c
2-
1-12
30c
1-26 A
1
A,
1-
v
.
5%; preferred (quar..)__ A
America, com.
(quar.)_
-
Net
2
Net
12-29
$1.25
1-15
•*
10c
1-
Vipwlex^ Inc., New class A (initial-quar.>
•
-
2-15
$2,763,797
268,323
2,749,232
rev.
from
ops.
*$61,540
inc.—
*60,422
ry.
operating
ry.
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting (quar.)_„_.i
Period End. Nov. 30—
$14,565
*201,991
Waialua
kv-.
(stock, dividend)
Agricultural OoU Ltd,^iw_*w^k--A
Railway
oper.
revenue.
V 1-19
12-18
Railway
oper.
expenses
Walker-(Hiram)
Gooderham
&
Worts,
:
Walnut
&
(stock dividend)—-
Apartments Corp.
Warner
A"* 12-27
1-16
^
■-1-
1-15
to
(Philadelphia)i^r ;A'.
Net
2
.
Pictures
$2.50
2-
A-
12-21
9
10,133,192
Company
Co.
V
.
10,091,182
1-10
12-27
'
Unterberg,
*$42,055
*363,115
Loeb,
•"
30c
"
;
/
1-20
2-
5
(quar.)_^_^_:Lf.i2_i'iiA-"
.
25c
22'/2c
-
A 1-19
1-15 '
Southwestern
Railway
.operr
expenses
3,788,260
1-
2
,
„
■
Net
—V.
revenue
&
oper.
194,
p.
income.:.-
2664.
.
_A,
35,000
$
■
COi,.
J.
20,822,843
10,14^505
10,402,264
H.
Berlind,
$60,511,021 $59,751,980
3,350,258
37,66i;467
37,682,341
$2,139,502
*
958,312
:
$1,810,436 $22,849,554 $22,069,639
708,467
9,695,490'
Earth
Sutro
So
Co
11
":
—V.
194.
p.
4
10.000
Chishoim,
Cassell
F.
Inc.
10,000
5,000
So
5,000
Co.,;
5,000
.—
So
Holton,
Cq.
5,000
—
Henderson
So
Co
■*
v
Edward
15,000
Parker,
15,000
r
15.000
10,000
1058.
r
5,000
15.000
;
"
V - .*
10,000
Co., Inc
Ferris
fork & Co%__
Boettchef So Co.
9,850,179
Co.. lnc.__—___
Eubanks,
a
15.000
So
: "
■"
■'
?•'
:" :
10,000
10,000
Co.
Walter &
Hurry, Inc.———
C.
<fc Co
Bros
&
Bingham,
25,000
Co
10,000
t
Alden St Co., Inc
25,000
So
Norton
Goodbody
'
»
25,000
Forsytb
Collin,
$5,160,694
So
25,000
;■
Redmond
Yarnedoe,
Shaine &
B.
Inc.______
Meyerson So Co
A
•
Weill
Inq.-;_iJ__l
Treibick, Seiden So
J.
.....
&
&
Robinson-Humph¬
rey
25,000
Co.,
1961—11 Mos.—1968
<
Co
10,000
Writer
Stewart;
25,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Carter,
&
W.
The
30,000
Ino,—^
,
__—
Wulhurn,
&
Co.-,—,
30,000
& Cq..—25,000
Slocumb &
Burnham
10,000
—
Christenseu, Inc.—
Pierce, Carlson,
30,000
.___
Co.
Peters,
35,000
Co,
10,000
Inc._^__
Nauman, MoFawn So' }
50,000
'/AAA;:::
Co—1—A
&
10,000
-
.A 50.000
.
10,000
>;
;
Mason So Lee, Inc.
Merrill. Turben &
55.000
Co.,
84,092,259
'/U.
rail-
operations____-
way
ry.
from
,
Inc.,
Co.,
Brush,
Ry.—Earnings—
$5,927,762
Net
A,
55,000
'
Corp
21,706,022
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
1-12
'4- 9
Co
2,315,136
979,892; A 1,294,569
oper.
"
—
60,000
VA
•
______
Lawson, Levy, WUliams & Stern
:i
Hutton
F.
Coleman
12-22
.A
A'
Rhoades
&
Shares
Co.
Brimberg
»
required currently for
will temporarily invest
Simonson &
2phen,
Hettleman
$
not
,>./•'.,
150,000
,■
Higginson
Sutro
1961—11 Mos.—1960
105,798,281
loans
are
the company
»
Co—1
"-7,776,046
7,619,374
2,513,818
Railway
12-22
expenses,
Tempieton
'
Louis
St.
and
funds
the
securities.
109,335,638
88,512,795
2664.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30-^- ;
1-20
10c '
•': 3%
.(quar.)_wi_—
(quar.)
ops.
income
oper.
194,
ry.
1-12
.
Warre;nBros.
ry.
—V.
*:
Productions, (quar.
yStock dividend
Bros.
A
i40c
A
Tiernan
Walt Disney
Warner
25C
from
of the. company
capital
that
operating
Mitchum, Jones &
Ry.-^Earnings-A
1961—Month—1960
1- 2
Net rev.
funds
equity
of
Newubrger, Loeb So Co.
Ltd;'
Quarterly
Wallace
3%' :,'A 1-19
-•
general
Fracisoo, is
Busi¬
Small
financing will'
and subsequently used
to small business con¬
Net' proceeds -from
1958."
extent
Government
Potoma
.
or
of
Montgomery St., San
licensed under the
Gartman, Rose &
$
-
A 12-18
:
$15,652
3,430
'
.*
1-16
1-19
5c
S.
M.
&
$3,300,783
3,342,838
194, p. 2664.
3c
Wabash Magnetics
the
& Co
E.
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$283,975
70,401
5c
•
E.
Lee
$8,861
St*- Louis-San/Francisca
1-26
.4-26
i.
U.
Carl
A
-
1961—Month—1960
the
providing
To
Feuer
1-5
2-15
.
$1.12 '/2
to
Act
105
company
Shares
design,
"contemporary"1 greeting cards.
expenses
Unterberg,
A
.
of
company
"con¬
5
•
tquar.)_-;_*r
;
investment
Investment
Towbin
revenue...
operating
about
'
underwriters named
below, have
severally
a commitment,
subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
purchase agreement, to purchase, and the company has agreed to
sell to them,
at $9.10 per share the respective number of shares of
capital stock, set forth below.
C.
engaged in the
own
'
'
-
,
new
officers
the
12-26
25C- >A
A;'A
(quar.)
preferred
cards,
Period End. Nov. 30—
r i-io
•Deficit.—V;
Van
design and introduction
and working capital.
"
-
Construction
for
used
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
■
1-5
15c
Upjohn: Company
S.
504
10c.
$1,12 Ms
share.
Hallgarten
12-18
1
of
greeting
production and
•;.:"145y:
1-19
,
Roth
be
to
are
Three other
V;.
made
„
,
Proceeds
ventional"
V;
UNDERWRITERS—The
(par
Co.,
12-26
director.
a
'
Jp
.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, the
outstanding capitalization will consist of 1,048,750 shares of capital
stock and $144,934 of 5% 20-year subordinated debentures.
Dec. 26, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
10 cents) to be offered at $1.50, through R. E.
Beverly Hills, Calif.; Schaefer, Lowe & McQurant,
Inc., San Francisco; Costello, Russotto & Co., Los Angeles; -AmoKC.
Sudler So Co., Denver; G. H. Musekamp & Co.; and V. E. Anderso$n"&
Co., Salt Lake City. 1
'
shares
share.
production , facilities, and for working
capital
purposes.
In addition to indebtedness, the com¬
outstanding 120,000 common shares, of which 50.56%
Robert J. Shelley, President and Board Chairman, and
business
the
in
on
company
common
Bernard
12-28
1-15
1
25c
Extra-,
Utah
The
12-29
12-29,
2143.
p.
&
per
cerns.
Roth Greeting Cards—Files With SEC—
12-28
•
l<
A:
190,
expand
by
added
be
for
12-22
12-28
-A
corporate
■'
ness
Continued from page 8
tJQel.)
Tobacco, common (quar.)
Universal Marion Corp.—
4'/2~% -preferred '(qua?.)
Al__
I
Univis, Inc, :
i_
■
;A
9
1-15
30c
Universal-Cyclops Steel-**.
Universal
1-
1-15
87 y2c
——
(C6ip., class A
(reduced)
,
common-
Pharmaceutical Corp.
Universal Container
A'-
35c
.
A.;,
.
Universal
50c
.
—
S.
AA: 1- 9
1960.
has
investment
12-26
of
proposed expansion and diversification
required.—V.
as
by Sue R. Shelley,
small
a
General Corporation and
-:
Investment
12-15
'
period
underwriter
announced.
The proposed acquisition and the re¬
subject to approval of stockholders and such gov¬
BUSINESS—The
'
U. S. Smelting Refining St Mining,
7% preferred (quar.)
U.
v75c
.A-'.>7MsC.;v
"12Msc. A
"
Shoe. Corp.
1-10
>
:
A;;.:'
Royalty
S.
1-15
147
50c
Realty & Investment (s-a)
S
A,
30c
!
'*•
Co/, New York City, was manager of an
underwriting group which offered on Jan. 4, 1,000,000
shares of capital stock of Sierra Capital Company, at
'
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) ,(Quar.)
S.
in
each.
$10
■
un¬
of $25,000,000, is the third
the United States. It operates 28
Sierra Capital Corp.—Stock Offered—C. E.
United
U. S.
are
to
Towbin
^
Quarterly
$2.50
3-20
A 4-10
Shoe Machinery, common (quar.)___
62MsC '
" 2- 1
Al- 3
preferred fquar!)-'___c__'_-—
;:2^4"AA 1- 31
United Telephone !Kansas),>5%, pfd. (quai-.) •"Ay$iJ25AA^ 1-15
12-30
U.. S. Borax.& Chemical, 4JA%
pfd. (quar.)
3- 1 A'-2-15 "
$1.12 Mi •
U..S. Envelope Co., common (quar.)
3-1 ;:A v 2- 2
15©
7% preferred (s-a)_^_^__,
r___
35c AA 3-1
2- 2
after
remain
1
exqesa
corresponding
the first step in a
,
v
12-20
6%
s
statement
owned
_
A 12-29
1-10
$325,000,000;
company
will
'
V:':'-:'V;
non-residents
the
for
share
a
agencies
now
10%
1
1-15
$2.50
(quar.) A:
''
;,
In
the
operations
company
11.24%
incorrect, The corrected payment
Indicated
and
.
assets
with
Breliant
other
pany
.
was
"
common
and
dividend.
at th,a $ource.
-
exchange
;
The company manufactures and sells to schools, hospitals and inplant and commercial cafeterias automatic equipment for handling
packaged food and various food-serving
articles.
Its products are
designed for dispensing in quantity, and efficiently mlik, ice cream,
and other food products and also such articles as dishes, cups,
glasses
and
trays.
The food dispensers and dish cabinets are constructed
with elevating devices, which, automatically maintain a constant level
of
a
supply of food and dishes as the Supply is belpg used. < The
$292,000 estimated net proceeds of the stock sale wfll be used to
purchase machinery, additional advertising, introduction of additional
'AAi-iSA'S
t35c
tax.
.?■" t Payable in
,4
2r28,
i ' llOC
•
.
books
in
,
X-10. A: 12-11
.
stqek
:
President of
as
personnel
stated.
exercisable at $6.50 per
8-31
156'Ac
.
• funds, - tax
deductible
(resident; tax: 15%; resident tax 7%,
-
/'
5
2-28
$1.06»A".' 4%^
..
Hill Mines, Ltd.
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Av;
A-,, 66'c
<• j
Keno
New
.
f' I Pays ble in Canadian
A A14 9
2-13
•
12'/2c
.
United
^
415c
33M»%:
-.
United Frqit Co,, (quar.)__—
United Gas Improvement HincK-quar,)^-—
4 'Apreferred
(quar,
United IhSurance; Go. of America (Chicago)
United
9-15
25c
1-8
2-15 'A
•
A '138©'
.
Corp.
2-28
2-i %
—
continue
the.
insurance company
is
products,
(quar.)i^l_i._
prefenect -(quar.
Elastic
12-27
••
of
of 3800 N. W. 32nd Ave., Miami, Fla., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on
Dec. 29 covering 55,000 shat-es
stock, to be offered for public sale at $6.50 per share
through George O'Neill & Co.,. Ino., which will receive a commission
of 65 cents per share plus $12,500 for expenses.
Also included in the
statement are 6,250. outstanding shares underlying five-year warrants
sold by present stockholders to the underwriter at 1 cent per warrant,
of
-s
Class1. B •• .(extra)
United
12-29:
1-10
3-15
Af 1-15
—
This
This
25c
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar^
.4 Vz%■
preferred (quar.)—
Title
cents
tration
i
1-19
1-12
.
-
contemplates
agreement
;
Shelley Manufacturing Co.—Common Registered—
12-29.
65c
'
'5%
■;
-
Zale
5
2-10
2-28
'
50c
;
A 12-31
i_
:
(.quar.)
The
shares
■
.
in 20 counties throughout California and also Is an
program,
'
-
-1955-56 series, preferred
Uftited
$1.12 VA
:
Uhiion Rock. & Materials; (initial)
United, Aircraft Corp-.—-"V t.
Oas r(quar.)
Steel Door
.Youngstown
•
is
Co.
12-29.
1
2-
7c
;
engaged
U 2
-
10c
——
is
Co.,
will
and
Breliant
ernmental
1-15
Jewelry
(quar:)
Class B (stock dividend of one share class
B for each 33 shares held)
1-19
2-15
12-28
10c
:
,
contemplated that Security Title Insurance Co. will be re¬
as a holdipg company, to be known as Financial Corp.
of
America, and will then acquire all of the shares of McMillan Mortgage
A: I-IO
1
1-15
25c
McMillan.
McMillan
title
52
It
IOC A'A 6-15 V,'iA 5-31
County
1-19
2-15
,$i'
California- (quar:)_c_^l_
dividend.
30c, A'
'
---
Stock
2-_
•
'
Neb,
organized
1-15
18%q'
System
1-15
-12-31
.
1-10
2-
10c
York
2-15
92'Ac
1-12
-
tl5c- '(A 1-15
56'Ac
A; i-i2
-12-22
87%c
4
C.
organization
jYbcam-. Batteries! tquar;)!j_—
'
$3.50
Union
Express
A
20c
Jr.,). Co.. (monthly)______—_
'
in several additional counties in California, and in Utah and Wash¬
ington.
»
\
V Earnings, of Security Title in the nine months endfed Sept. 30, 19G1
totaled $1,333,323, equal to 60 cents per share on the 2,213,374 shares
of common stock outstanding/compared with earnings of $1,159,942,
12-29
10%
Yeh(fw * Transit -Freight Lines-
:
1
(Wm.
equipment,
inventory,
.
5
12-29
Quarterly
1- 8
Electric Co.-—-
Wrigley
1-19
,
Yale
Union Acceptance Corp.. Ltd.—
*
•"
5.'/*% 1st .preferred \A (:quar.),-'L_l__^ii.^
Union Bank r (Los ^Angeles)'' < quat.|£.i—
Stock dividend (One sh. fox; each 15 shs.
Union
Bros.,
.
Scottsbluff,
6
.
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Inc.; 4y2%
preferred (auar.)_
=
Ave.,
7-
1-15
15c
Corp.
repayment,
v..
10-
1-31
Inc.^j.—
Industries;
Combing
debt
I
or
& B_.
V.^
X
4c
both class A
V
.
,
offices
f:
8c
1 ' J
"
6,
k;A;:l- 2 A;v
r
I
4-
1-12
A
r
country with servicing contrasts of approximately
acquisition,
largest
1 T3I
(quar.)
Work Wear. Corp.
12-25
62 Vac.
(quar.)———
8-
n-
income^
of
Mortgage
Security
z
He
'i-;
'
1-311.
zx>$
.*•
12-29
1
25C
Light (tfuar.)__
investment
Woodaii
1-15
Woolf
Twin
1-26
5-
$1.50
(quar.
&
Stock dividend on
12-30-
(A $1.12Vb;
the
12-21 A.
Av'A';/40q;.
.
12-29
"
the
Thomas
.
—
12-29
shares
McMillan
in
5
1-22
1-19
40o
.-___
,
Witco Chemical (quar..)
A
WqH Corp. (incieased-monthly) _■_■^£^*£.4
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
(increased)
Wqmetco Enterprises-—
^
;
4i-:;.8;,
-
preferred
Wisconsin Southern Gas
;
12-29
1-22
(quar.)______
'(quaifv).,_u,^__;^
Wisconsin Fuel
1-15
y4
1-
AA2A':.8:A';A
a- x
■
Wisconsin Fund, inc.—
1-15-
.1-31
.
6%
;
1- 5
,
10c
,
*'
with headquarters in
Los
Angeles and
branch offices in New York City, San Diego, Palo Alto, Sacramento,
Reno and Phoenix, is one of the major mortgage servicing companies
40c
:
•.
Qomnxon .(quar.,)
A; 1-15
1-15
5^
class A and class B-
5%
^Common
1A •; 1-15
A?A
1-12
2-15
$1.25
AlA'AvA;
split
^
Wisconsin Electric Power—
V
,
.
on
1
«$1.40. A:A2-;Tr
dividend).—1
' v
of. America-1-
1
2* 1
•
.
Ross, Inc,
(quar.)
&. Company, common
Wilson
12-29
2- I
.
(stock
Will
,
.
1-15 :
-
2-
63% C
$1.22'/2
" .,$1.49
$1.42'/2
.
Ar'A-w, 20c
Transportation Corp.
Class, 'A\ (quar.)
8
'
,
Tr&nsnation
1-
:.. 1- 8
two-for-one
for
be used
the mortgage service firm.
of approximately 300,0Q0
issuance
the
changed,
a
'
terms have been agreed upon for Security Title Insurance
acquire McMillan Mortgage Co., it was jointly announced by Wil¬
Breliant, Chairman of Security Title and Thomas C. McMillan,
for
1-12
>
.
Oil Co.—
approve
14,252,931
/■*"» J
Basic
12-15. ;AA the
1
.2-1
$2
•
•
corporate purposes,
of 715 W. Railroad
•12-15 AAA President of
1-15
1-15
A>2-
25o
.
rf.
%; Security Title Insurance Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
12-26
to
$1
r
4
*
liam
10c
preferred; A- (quar.)_—
31,002,346
13,252,284
A'A.AA-?!'!
.•
-
.
32,193,608
In
thq manufacture and sale of turbine-ventilators, roof jacks, adaptors
and grain aerating equipment for ventilating buildings.rAv. 193, p. 2589,
A->
1
3-12
$1.43%
A
to
are
other
Security
12-15-
35c
1
—
Stock: Yards,
;l--5'
2,392,777
.1,088,931
r
1,573.627
corporation on Deo. 28, 1961 filed a "Reg, A" covering 100,000
shares to be offered at $1, without underwriting..«^
Proceeds
12-22
50c
(quar.)
income___'
2664.
p.
common
1-15
1-15
•
$1
Stockholders
.A.
2- 1 a:A 1-15
A A 25c v.A
.
$5.9S,
1
1-31
20C
;
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)I
$2.55 preferred. (quar." .A
A
<K 4- 2
35c.
,
class A• (quar.)—
preferred (s-a)—
Chocolate, common
Wilcox
2-
1t15
2-1
140 c
2-1,
2-15
:
$5
1-15
3%
1-2
2-15
•
' 20c
■
2-12
•A,l-12lV'
-A/ 35c AAl-15
A:1
Common:
Wliiting .Corp.
Wichita Uhion
12-15
;
see
t
)5
•
,
"i
2- 1
2-
f^
(qujar.)
-
144,186,133
113,183,787
Security Air Vent, Inc.—^Files With SEC-—
V ,1-31
(quar.
7% .preferred <:(quar,)t.___—.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.t common
4%
prior lien, (quar.)
2-15
-'
194,
(*',
A
:
3,677,244
operations—i
oper,
ry.
—V.
1
59c
68c
i__
Ltd.,
2-15.
..
Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)____
Stock. .dividendL^_w-,-.^--^4_^Lvi_i..
Traders Buildings. Assn. Ltd... fqtias.)_„_
12-29
3- \
2-1
-
AA 68 %c
'
Stationery Corp.^ ^n
Foods,
-
1-5
,
1
1-8
.
Trade
?:?
and
59c
•-r*
y-
Telegraph
^1- 5.
2- 5
3-1
,
,•
?
Net
The
$1
(quar, )_^_—
Uuion
expenses
-i';--i"
2-"
I"15
";«yl-*'?''-.
(quar.)^£_iLii^L_—
(quar.)
preferred
$
13,451.544 .12,369,976 143,107,932
9,774,300
9,977,199 110,914,324
revenue.
oper.
way
-
"12-20
'A:?;,'H5C,
<quar.)___
&
oper,
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$■•:.'$
Net revenue from rail¬
12-20
:
81.12 Mi
62%c^
preferred
Tablet
Western
1- 5
.
1-26
common-
.
Railway
Railway
■
1961—Month—1960
$
: 2-i6
; 1-15
?/•*
(quar.)
Western
dividend.
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1-15 V- A12-20
$1.05'r
——
(quar.)_—
1st preferred
1
3-1
$1.12Ms
(quar.)
B
oper.
;
(quar.)
C
ry.
Deficit.—V,. 194, p. 2664.
2
(quar.)-_._'
-
operations
:
income—
way
*
2
1-12
20c
;
■
.
Net revenue frotn rail¬
1
1-12
10c
B
common
1
I'
1
It'Ac
(quar.)i__—
Power & Gas
5.44%
A tAr* * AA A1 '■
2i 5
preferred
Stock
2-
17'Ac '
■:
A
i,:;'f-.4.72%;; 2hd .preferred :
U 5
payment
.
1
10c
(quar.)
class
class
Products,
Power
class
$2.50
V
r.'f—
Edison,
4.56%
2-
t
Net
Co.,
&
A
preferred
4.72%
9-15
r
vv*y*% •. ry
20C
(increased)—!
(quar.)—_
$1,14
'4.25%
prefei'red (quar.)__-.___'___^j.___i_
$1.06 *A ;
10c.. /•
Topopah, Mining (Nevada
Toro Manufacturing Cov (quai;
35c.
'■ t47'/2©.,
Tofonto-JDominion
pank .> (qu^rri^
ToWle Mfg'. - (quar.)__!,___
V
:
- 50c,
Toledo
1-10
_______
Westfair
(final
3,028,187
1
1
preferred
$2.75
—57.142%
rets.-Ordinary
dep
$3,994,742
3,042,349
2-
'
preferred
Western
.,645
,
2- 5
j U'■
'
$4,234,596
301,926
'
"i">k 'A.
payment
1961 less British
$337,761
^76,930
A'./A
V
3-15
12M>c
Titd-spA: \-yrv; "A.)?: aivvp
29c
ended Oct. 31,
Tax)
2%
•
12'/2C
C
Western Canada Steel,
Ltd.
:5i
-_i_
.Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)-A
12-28
1- 8
1-15
1-1?" "C .12-14
Aj 13c
preferred
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
..•>4M»%
preferred (quar.
12-28
1-11
;
$414,871
expenses
Corp.—
West
12-18
12 Msc
deferred .(final
rets,
1-10
revenue.
oper.
:__
Penn
4,20%
--*4.10%
>
12-30
1-11-
Class, 'A
^mer.
1-15
15c
'
^A'-- -A-1- -A;;'
•—
—1—
Tobacco Securities
T^s|,
Grdinary (filial)
2
30c
(stock
_ y 4-
^
1-
'i
•
oper.
Railway
$1.06»A
26'Ac
(quar.)„
preferred
W/o
Railway
1-10
$1.15
Management
B
•
1-10
1
'
monthly
Chemical
West
;
2-28
.
1-15,
9c
a^a.
dividend)!,—-—__
products,- -class 'A__'__i^__-_
Top
ClaSS
West
R.)
1961—11 Mos.—1960
1
2-
33c
;
______—___
:. Extra
12-29
3-15
-
(H.
1961—Month—1960
2-
$1.25
-
(quar.)——
Corp.,.6%
King
Class
1-10
$i.
' :10c
;;
_(initial-quar.)
Finance Corp. class A
(quar.)—____
•
Waste
$5
!
'
New »■common
Co.
i
* 35c
—.
Oil,
Times-Mirror
12-30
-
-A .A--'a
$1.20 preferred (quar.i_i.____
;
&Col <l4rfor4 stock split) __A_____y11
Tiffany
,
1-15
A
,
■
1
i
—
Tip
2-
A;AAA '
,,
(Increased-quar.)/
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.) _____________—:—
Thriftway Foods
Time
Increased
$1
$4
Elqctomics,
preferred
Weissberg
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)^—
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass—
$4.25
1-15
(quar.)——~*
preferred
1-31
1-20
—
preferred
$4.60
2-1
Atlantic Ry.—Earnings-
&
10c
12-27
t$1
Savannah
Period End. Nov. 30—
(iniiial-quar.)
common
9
v
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Light—
preferred
$1.27
—
*
\
.
.
(quay.)—.i;—.___
(quar,/
preferred
Tidewater
New
When
Share
2-28
$40c
**
—i—;
;
Service—
preferred
Thurow
8
Gas
(quar.)
perferred (quar.)
1-
"*
preferred
$4.56
1-
$5
split)———
Ltd.,
Texas
$4.84
1-19
6c
s
A 4%
$4.76
Per
Name of Company
Washington
& Gas Corp.-*-
Canada,
$5.08
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Y.)
(N.
Quarterly
Tex-Star Oil
When
Share
Company
Terminal-Hudson
47
,
Ford
So
5,000
&Co.
Co.,
Inc.
.t
■'
D. Jpnes
5.000
living J. Rice So Qo.t
■"
Inc.
Southeastern Securlties
Corp._.
Zilkha Corp.__
5.000
-
1
5,000
5.UOQ
1
.
48
(156)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
.
iit/n
:
stock
Transistor Corp.—Common Registered—
Silicon
of
Stjrte Industries'.'. The investment
forward
This
filed
corporation
of
150
Cove Road, Carle
with the SEC on
Glen
registration- statement
a
Place,
Dec.
New York,
28 covering
of
State's
will.be
participation
utilized
the
in
to
/bottles,
carry
furni¬
school
garden hose, plastic pipe, plastifc; toys, plastic'insulated
photographic film and numerous other products.
*
industry.—V.
194,
262.
p.
/_/. /
-V
•' /.;/
:;
•'
V-
•
Extrusion
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Partial
shares,
pledged
being
sold
shares
—V.
194,
loan,
a
Research
American
157.
p.
for
collateral
as
to
-VV'/'/
'
(3)
and
15,000
Development
&
outstanding
Corp.
for
$150,000.
;•/ •>///:'
•
:
Redemption
•
The
company has called for redemption on Feb. I, 1962, through
operation of the improvement fund, $150,000 of its first mortgage
bonds, 4Va% series, due 1991 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment
will
be
York
:v
at
made
5,
the
lgtf
Y.—V.
N.
office
of
Dillon,
L".>
54.
p.
Read
&
48
Wall
/
.-v-
■
Co.,
St.,
V
.
usually in
in
screw
New
barrel
Space Age Materials
Republic Natural Gas Co., this Issue.—V.
See
640.
p.
Offered—Pursuant
Inc.—Common
Softol,
194,
to
the
'/
1962, 150,000 shares of its common stock at $2 per share.
proceeds will be used for advertising, purchase of
additional inventory, and working capital. •
This is a second offering of these shares, the original
search:
Securities, Inc., New York City,
a "best efforts" basis was canceled.
Harwyn
Nov. 23, 1960, on
BUSINESS—The
Most
has
been
with
and
"Manicure
the
It
1941.
is
also
under
sold
Magic
by Softol," and packaged in kits
exclusive plastic applicator, A sister
company's
eyelash
an
brush.
-
•
'
•
and
advertising,
'
of
and
ture
materials
manufacture
located at 31-26 Greenpoint Ave., Long
founded by Michael Turkat and Joseph Brisman,
for" the
and
and
the
of
GIVING
missile
and
electronic
and
components for the communications
CAPITALIZATION
together
item is
nuclear
space,
assembly
EFFECT
field.
TO
fields,
mechanical
Common stock
—V.
194,
(10 cents par)
1657.
p.
acquired Matthew Products and will continue to produce
the
entire Matthew
Products
line
of high
quality
include
Matthew's
Air
Fresheners,
a
line
of
air
fresheners' in various fragrances packaged in aerosol cans and plastic
squeeze bottles; Sachet Mist, a sachet in aerosol cans;
"Thermopine,"
a
line of pine bath oils;
"Holiday," a concentrated mouth wash spe¬
cially packaged in small individual-use containers for the traveler;
"Foam-Rich,"
a
general laundry detergent powder;
"Nyloflets,"
a
powdered detergent for nylon fabrics;
and "Shampooets," a hair
shampoo.
The company has also packaged and labeled aspirin, vitamins and
merchandise
toiletries.
similar
items
for
various
United
States
and
other countries through
supermarket,
Softol,
It
has
♦.the
Spokane
These
West
Its
products
established
Coast.—V.
warehouse
192,
marketed
are
facilities
West
in San
Orange,
Francisco
2268.
p.
in
Period End. Nov. 30—
to
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue.
$253,698
Railway
oper.
expenses
144,693
Net revenue from
ry.
;•
1,808,063
$97,996
$1,415,099
642,084
N.
corporation
shares
Proceeds
'
be
to
are
Dec.
on
to
26,
1961
offered
be
used
at
filed
$20,
for
Solon Industries, Inc.—Common
of
company
115
St.,
L
S.
E.
D.
filed
C.,
regis¬
tration
statement
with the
SEC
on
Dec.
28 covering
75,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered lor public sale by the holders
thereof,
without underwriting. The
public offering price is to be supplied by
amendment, ri;
The
placing
its
coin
equipment is
is
ment
the
(formerly
company
operated
pairing
is
the
The
equipment
at
locations
where
the
The
for
stock
the
of
equipment. In addition to certain
has"out$tanding 500,000 shares of com¬
effect
additional
Cohen,
to
recent
Board
Raport, Treasurer,
10-for-l
shares
a
160,000
as
Chairman,
315,000,
own
respectively; and they propose
respectively.—V. 191, p. 608.
to sell
stock
split
Martin
128,333
dividend), of
Slutsky, President,
and
60,000, 11,458
56,667
shares,
3,542
total
shares,
and
shares
Southern
Pacific
in
nated
~
...
*•■"'•. '
..,
i-
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry.
operating
$
$ v.'-'i-
57,354,175
43,832,875
expenses-
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$204,500
$
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
income^
oper.
NOTE—Cumulative
Jan.
to
1
include
into
merged
for
both
13,521,300
ops.
4,473,308
Texas
month
services
the
Pacific
and
*
Period End. mv. 30—
New
Co.
Oct.
period have
31,
Railroad
1961.
been
of
their
year's
on
also
company
trustees,
individual
a
stock
($1
underwriting
purchase
of
figures,
agreement,
from
the
the
oper,
expenses
15,248,158
14*756,647 168,640,553 167,929,663
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
8,249,836
7,296,102
69,497,210
3,440,210
31,903,841
32,565,742
2709.
p.
&
Courts
shares of this firm's
common
stock at
$3
share.
per
&
Drexel
Co.
&
&
Trancis
du
curities
Net
&
&
Co.__
Union
electronic
CAPITALIZATION
design engineering,
equipment.
and
GIVING
Co.____
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
8%
debs,
conv.
Common
V.
due
stock
194,
(40
July
27, 1966„_^
par)_
cents
1763."'
p.
-
First
corporation
was
in
announced
These
Diego
and
licensed
Los
under
3,
initial
based
for
small
Business
Southwestern
business
Investment
It
Capital,
arrangements for investments in several other
companies
completion and would be announced
The
ment
shortly.
divider
and
Inc., a
developer of
office
year
old
jLos
nearin*
-
and
Angeles
its
-
and
fs a 14-year old Los
specialty
State
convertible
$300,000
into
^
400,000
-
metal
on
a
shares
260,827
shares'--
acquirer
sub-
having-.• agfeed^to"
-
>
products.
five-year
Co
Co.__
or
Angeles producer
Southwestern
approximately
7%
17%
of
of
school
Capital
note
the
which
F.
E.
&
Hutton
Hutton
Weeks
&
&
Smith
Turben
Inc.__
&
of
common
Inc.
Reynolds
C.
The
1948,
.
Philadelphia and Washington, D. C.
of this financing will be used
and two directors, reduction of
&
&
&
*
6,000
2,000
Coj
J.
R.
&
Robert
C.
G.
G.
E.
H.
L.
Julien
Co.,
Witter
&
///
2,000
issue.—V.
share.
TO
Inc.__
!
Baird
^___i
&
sells
of
used
to
about
-
'
v
i
:
a
i
stock,
/ T
Of the
The
From the
&
16,977
—
;_!
Co.,
&
-
Co.———
'
;
•'-.-
,
6,862 Wts.
wts.
.*
Co.,
498
V
1,120 V
•Vs;
'
498/ -''
'
498' /
1,502
1,120
1,120
Cook
Ohio
1,617
1,502
&
Co.,
&
Inc
498
-
•
'
2,254
Co.—____u—i
1,502
:
Co.—
_^__
Miller
&
Co.,
Inc
&
Co.,
Inc._.
Unterberg,
!_
Co
i
1764.
p.
,
4
;
-
x
1,120
498
746
1,502
;
746
-
Crane
through
Packaging, Inc.—Common
Offered—Ini- *
stock
common
of
..
manufacture
construction,
such
diverse
garment
items
bags,
as
etc),
plastic
squeeze
made
was
the
company • of
8107 Chancellor Row, Dallas,, Texas, '
design and manufacture-gift- wrapping: materials, wrapping paper,, ribbon and ornamentation, for use by ^
department and specialty stores. The company also designs and-manu^y/;
fachirfs special packaging for products of national manufacturers,. 5uch>.,..
as
manufacturers of -phonograph records, men's: shirts, ladies' hosiery, '
its
.
subsidiaries,
consisting
,
of
.
,
towels
narrl
card
Elizabeth Ave^; Linden, N. J.,
plastic- extrusion
machinery
and :
the auxiliary equipment attached,
498
and
liquor. The. company-has- also. recently- entered
J.
fluid; <,
field:
*
•-
•
1
~
»•
the greeting
.'
/
1537 W.
upon
-/
1,120
—
1,502
2,254
Towbin
■
-
998
'
•
E.
746
498
-
3,016
Co
&
;
1,120
3,380
Inc.
BUSINESS—The
1
6,862 wts.-*
i
746.'
:,
"
offering of 150,000 shares, at $10
per-share,- by an-underwriting .group headed* by C;< E.
Unterberg, Towbin Co., New York City.and
<
' 436,600 shs. *
^
498
1,502
1,502
public sale of this firm's
Jan.
for
w
498
'
•'V/
2,254
3,380
Susan
tial
/ 38,000
115,812.
1,000,000 shs;. /
shs:.
■
$132,000
746-
1,617
Dominick, lnc..r—— -> 3,380 '
/ 3,380
Securities Corp
1
Corp._^
-r
.1,120
r
1,502
;_
"
•
3,907
3,380
1,502
Co._-^.
&
selling
5,623
3,380
194,
;
stockholders
/
2,254
—V.
PRESENT FINANCING
.
From
*
;
4,883
Turben
Stroud
Jan.
Outstanding
value.
severally
the
2,254
Co
Iowa
Stewart,
-
-
;
series
have
in
11,793
Inc
Inc
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—_—
total, 25,000
vr,
5%
par
$1.66%
below
contained
&
Newhard,
/
r
-
value,
par
4,883
6,000
Offered—On
48-.OO0
sto'clc^^ /r
line
a
Inc
Co.,
Dickinson
G.
Loewi
6,000
'p. 1567.
125,000
par)-__Jk____-
company
&
Collins
Merrill,
/
190,
$147,000
cents
Minn.,
3,380
4,000
Co._:
Authorized
•
Warrants to purchase common
■
to
products
'
company
:
-
Co.,
First Nebraska Securities Corp.
Hayden, Stone & Cot, Inc
.
$50
Shields
;v
payable_^_2/^__
Note, payable—.;
Hopkins,
.
named
4,000
Privately—
this
per
common
conditions
and
Co., Ir.c.„
&
W.
First of
2,500
Unterberg, Towbin Co. 2,000
Walker-& Co;, Inc.— 4,000
&
of
stock,
Cruttenden,' Podesta & Co
6,000
'
Day__
Corp.—Common
Notes
associated
underwriters
k
&
Beckev
Boettcher
3,000
White, Weld 8c Co., Inc
Corp.,
$10.25
wrapping,
•
,
Jefferson' Ave.,
Blyth & Co.. Inc
2,500
Co
Co
Walston
Note payable^
(for
"
a
share, purchased.
•
shares
' «■' '
,
Dain
M.
A.
2,000
proceeds
sheeting
101
preferred
the terms
Weld
4,000
Tucker, Anthony &
W.
Capital
are
90,000
suffer
,
.-
2,500
Inc.__
Inc.—
Sutro
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
and
about
of
the
will
proceeds
■
working capital.
(TO
per
if
shares
to
the
-
were
stock
$2.03
value
share
per
new
part
cumulative
v
sold for the company and 75,000 for certain
stockholders.
The company will use its
Common
of
book
a
97c
the
purchase
purchase from the'eorrpany and from the selling stock- v
following respective number of shares of the common stock. "/
agreement,
Robinson-Humphrey
Dean
at
have
to
of
,v ;
,
$1,600,000
1,567,872
White,
Agnew & Co
Stern, Frank, Mey^r & Fox
Stone & Webster Sec. Corp.
Stroud & Co., Inc.—;
2,500
stock
net
in
2,500
Inc.—
&
of
and
holders
&
Gardner
Co.,
Roberts
Co.,
4,000
E.
Southwestern
shares
increased
company .of
subject to
2,500
Inc.
Jackson
Schwabacher &
4,000
Co.-
Inc
plastic extruders
i
~
at
bank
a
purchasers
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
6,000
Reinholdt
N.
shares
18,200
3,000
Webber,
4,000
auxiliary equipment. Depending
is
near
.
6,000
Co.,
Curtis
6,000
Co.,
Battles
manufactures
has
underwriters, exercisable
and.
2,000
The Ohio Co
2,000
BUSINESS—The
secured
...
proceeds
from
will be
use
Equitable
&
•
:
<
,
2,000
shares
1
included
"'pany-iand its .subsidiaries also .supply, the franchised-stores with
• %fde *
variety r>f- administrative, operating and financial services:
R.
common
invest¬
buildings
Indu®triesfurniture
&
Paine,
6,000
Sterling Extruder
purchased
loaned
of
4, 1962, D. B. Marron & Co., Inc., New York City ahd
associates offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's
real
estate
into housing,
shopping centers
in California and Nevada,
Southwestern Capital,
$800,000 in secured convertible
debentures.: The de¬
bentures
bear
a
6l6%
annual
interest-rate.
Conversion
of /the
debentures., would
give SCC 26%
of
the
commoiv stock,
then
out- 1
standing. .The proceeds will be utilized
by Pacific • Lenders rto
.*
acceleratt current projects under
way such as a-. 30 acre
shopping center" vf
in
Santa
Maria, Calif.,
and
the
construction
of
450
single family
residences, eight acres of apartment houses'
and■/.* 20 'acre* shopping
center in Rend, Nev.
*
and
has
.
nine
were
,
two companies selected
by Southwestern Capital
commitments arc as follows:-
Pacific .Lenders).
San
a
the
a distributor of food and
franchised retail food stores located
Dominick
See
company
stated that
was
Also
in nine upper Midwest states.:
stores are members of one,.of .two. voluntary, groups of
retail fbod stores sponsored by the
company.
About: 130 additional
food stores in western Ohio are similarly served
through the company's
wholly-owned subsidiary, Eavey-Super Valu, Inc., which acquired assets
of the: Eavey Company of
Xenia, Ohio, on Aug. 12, 1961.
The corn-
Outstanding
1,250,000 shs.
Newhard, Cook & Co
State Industries—Note Sold
investment
Act.
granted
primarily
650
C.
investments
Small
is
&
1962/
Angeles
the
share.
per
Most: of-these
3,000
Clark.
arrangements
for
the commitment
debentures
and
notes
to
two
firms 5 it
net
and
finance
to
4,000
W.
completed
convertible
Jan.
the
are
has
will
company
Shuman,
E.
Southwestern Capital Corp.—Makes
Initial Investmts.
The
45c
•
Shares
Ryons
ner
—V. 194, p. 2273.
*of' $1,100,000
\
per- share was made .Jan. 4 by White, Weld. &
Inc.,. N. Y., and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,; Minneapolis.
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Janney,
248,500 shs
be
their equity .interest
6,000
Hentz
.
"
underlying 3-year options granted
1961, and 20,000 shares underlying
1,
outstanding
sold;
4,000
Hornblower
'
.
The
which
6,000
K.
$55,000
,
shares
"
Merrill,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc., 4,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.___
4,000
Outstanding
$55,000
2,000,000 shs. "
share
a
SEC
Dec.
to
or
estimated
Goodbody & Co
FINANCING
a
(formerly Philadelphia Suburban Directories) is engaged
publishing and distributing telephone directories for
Boston Corp.,
Forgan & Co._
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
manu-i
the
10,000
record
BUSINESS—The
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 6,000
McDonnell & Co., Inc
4,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
6,000
Glore,
electrical
EFFECT
.
on
Carl
Se¬
BUSINESS—The company of 1432 West Main
St.,, Oklahoma City, is
in the development, production and sale of fabricated
steel
prochicts. It also intends to engage in the
of
funds
*
4,000
Pont
Dillon,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Ira Haupt & Co._
sale
:
to
at
from the sale of its 90,000 shares,
to repay a temporary bank loan
its acqusition of the properties of The
Eavey Company of Xenia, Ohio.
The balance will intially be'added.
to
the* company's
general funds' and
will
be
used: for expanding
'•/.
operations and for other corporate purposes.
«.
■s,
6,000
•"
The
and
dealers
'
selling commission of
a
PROCEEDS—Of the
1962
underwriter
Lester,
2,500
"
Townsend,
Co
I.
Eastman
engaged
part
than- $0.37 %
more
>V
certain
in
its'whbllj'-owned subsidiaries had-consolidated" net-sales-of $139,%
M.. Kidder & Co., Inc.2,000 K-i
124,^157-audi consolidated1 net- income of $1,035,200; equal to 68 cents
Kidder,. Peabody & Co., Inc. 6,000'^ "per- cominbn .'share. -•.
! • •
- :
Freres «&. Co.„Ti.__ ^OOOs"^'
' '
•
"
' • * •
•
.
- "
1
'•
''
'
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion'of "current financing, outstandJohn C. Legg & Co.2,000
ing capitalization of the company will consist of $3,360,000 of debt;
Lehman Brothers
4,000
proceeds, estimated at $249,250, will be used to repay
debt, purchase equipment, and for research and devel¬
opment and working capital.
'
facture
3,
aggregate
•
Dominick
r
not
to
shares
.
are
in
incurred
Lazard
Crouter & Bodine
; 2,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc. 2,000
& Dominick, Inc. 4,000
Southwest Factories, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
to a Dec. 27, 1961
offering circular, Best & Garey
Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., and Goldsmith, Heiken &
Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y., offered
publicly> 100,000
of
part
100,000
,
remaining
A.
4,000
Co;____
DeHaven
ant
in
.
Allyn & Co.___
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.-4,000
Blyth & CO., Inc.,
6,000
Alex, Brown & SOns^/.^—-. 3,000
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.___ 4,000
70,937,614
4,214,210
ops.
income
oper.
194,
ry.
an
.
-
Net
and
offering-
'
$30,50
the
.
selling stockholders
Bacon, Whipple & Co._____ 3,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
2,500
'
22,052,749 238,137,763 238,867,277
the
the
total
■>
Of. the total, 90,000 shares were sold for the
company
and 29,814. shares for. the. account- of certain
selling
stockholders.
Records,"
set/oppesiteats name,below:
Bache
23,497,994
offer
at
the
of
of
share,
shares
Co.
conditions contained
in
the.
underwriters
have
severally agreed-to
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.__33,827
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
2,000
revenue.
at
hold
counseling
pension
Authorized
and
Shares
C.
'I'1*
~y
—
^
the
A.
oper.
■
Super Valu Stores, Inc. — Common Offered
Public
offering of 119,814: shares of. this firm's common stock
Sold '6h
were
1,500,000 shs.
terms
comparable
1961—11 Mos.—1960
^ ' 'i
^
names',
.,
shares.
per
dilution
flie
of
investment
and
needs.
company's common stock, each
purchase the total,number of shares
was
Co.—Earnings—
\1961—Month—1960
21%
Corporation
provides
institutions
par)—
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
from
which
respective
_
The
individuals,
"Standard
%
48,670,131
restated
Co.
Last
restated
Reports,"
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JAN.
134,369,376
50,147,179
have been
year
Orleans
i'V
;
Railway
Railway
Guide."
to
basis
Stock
^
;
Southern Railway
•:
and
24c
presently publishes a total of 26 advisory and factual
Including "The Outlook,"
"Poor's
Investment
Advisory
481,806,856
143,834,527
3,077,517
figures ^or. this
the
Southern
the
basis.
9,885,084
approximately
outstanding and
shares
of
"Listed
Common
Net
Net
4,000
■
to
with
payment of loans
34,612
1860.
51,765,387 621,177,265 616,176,232
41.880,303 477,342,738
their
purchase
may
than
more
concession
granted
business
the
new
company
"Stock
and
Co.—Earnings—
the /
payable, purchase of additional printing equipment, and for
working capital and other corporate purposes. The company now has
outstanding
160,000
common
shares,
of
which
Seymour Holtzman,
President, owns 71,888 shares and Frank Cuscela, Secretary-Treasurer,
recrea¬
t
The
publications
1961—Month—1960
represented
number
Survey,"
Period End. Nov. 30—
of
BUSINESS-—The company of 345 Hudson St., N.
Y., is one of the
leading organizations in the United States devoted to publishing fi¬
nancial information and advice and
providing investment counseling,
services.
Through predecessor organizations, the business was origi¬
and
stock
a
operation
b,ehalf of a number of stockholders who now
698,117 shares of the total 1,250,000. outstanding.
operated
giving
an
Solon
S.
Milton
coin
company
(after
;
engaged in the business of selling and re¬
electric motors, and manufacturing and selling
used
the
in
260,827 shares by an underwriting
group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., New York
City. The stock was priced at $27.50 per share.
i
presently engaged in
of
or
accounts
Standard & Poor's Corp.—Common Offered—The first
public offering of this firm's common stock was made
also
and
issuance
which
and
is
opposite
employees,
not
various suburban communities
Jan. 4 with the sale of
by persons who reside at the locations. Such equip¬
placed in locations in the District of Columbia and
Maryland and Virginia areas. The company, through
locks
and
indebtedness,
the
laundry
Inc.)
forth
share
per
are
of
The company
in
a
used
new
meters
mon
Service,
receive
options
for
presently
surrounding
subsidiaries,
its
Solon
type
to
statement
Squaw of Greenville, Maine, is engaged
tional areas in the State of Maine.
Registered—
Washington,
and
on Dec.
28 covering. 90,000 shares
be offered for public sale at $3 per share. The
made on a best efforts basis by G. K. Shields &
Co.,
stockholders
facilities.
This
shape
manufactured
•
.
$3.25 per share.
A" covering 10,000
underwriting.
and
operation of ski
construction
will
the
to
"Reg.
a
without
heaters
set
propose
.
stock,
in
Squaw Mountain Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
common
be
the
-
price.
common
like
J.
that
which
375,986
the
service
The
to
manufacturing process.
temperature " regulation ;of the
and
by air
or
water
cooling
*(-'■ y
careful
very
stock.
common
registration statement
of
$1,310,162
49,795
barrel.
•
$3,118,225
60,996
the
complete
the. barrel.
stock
common
offering is to be
_
made
Suburban Director Publishers, Inc.-~.Common
Reg'd—
This company of' 60 North State
St.,' Wilkes-Barre, Pa., filed a
,
1,720,153
A. precision
D. B. Marron & Co., Inc., 80,000
shares; Laird & Co. Corp., 10,000
shares; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,-Inc., 10,000 shares.—Vi
194, p. 1206.
2709.
p.
of
underwriters
below
400,000 shs.
»'/;/ //;v//
$3,135,252
a
chamber;
product
to
electric
public at $10.25
price representing a
$109,005
income
oper.
194,
for
the
rail¬
operations
way
Net
—V.
made
of
the
installed
controlled
of
shares
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$246,589
148,593
to
by
which ;surround
feed
a
material, and carries it through the
thereby melts. By design of the screw
increasing pressure until it is forced
end
determined
writers, their principals and
price for their own accounts
the
equipment
RR.—Earnings-
Railway
sales agencies in the drug,
variety store and beauty fields.
maintains its office and plant in
Inc.
also
clients.
International
is
into
the
and
to the underwriters of $1,025
per share. The underwriters :
will be reimbursed by the
company and the selling stockholders pro rata :
their expenses, estimated at
$12,000, including Blue Sky expenses.
The company and the
selling stockholders have agreed that the under-'
Softol has
and
fed
up
for
Outstanding
'
■
is
picks
heated
commission
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
—
.
is
,
The
PRESENT
is
by
shares
/
Authorized
•
and
6f
one-fourtji from the company and three-fourths from the selling stock- 1
holders. The purchase price
will be $9,225 per share,
representing a
its
,
methods
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms a«d- subject- to ; the conditions
in the underwriting agreement the
underwriter^ named below
have severally made a firm commitment to
purchase the full number
company-
N. Y., was
basic
contained
incorporated in New York on Sept. 1, 1961.
The company
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Pax
Electronics
Corp.,
Inc.,
are
engaged in the design, development and manuafacture of high tempera¬
"Mascara*, Magic by Softol" which is also packaged with an applicator
and
sales
barrell
duly
and
cosmetics
internationally marketed since
of
name
Island City,
on
.
development,
BUSINESS*—The
manufactures,
compa/iy
advertised
Provision
working capital.
packages and distributes
and toiletry products.
'
famous of its products is Softol, a liquid cuticle remover which
nationally
and
it
equipment
facilities
/
form,
barrel
is
subjected
orifice at the
an
auxiliary
2, 1962 offering circular, Durum Securi¬
Ave., New York City, offered pub¬
licly, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$3 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $255,000, will
be used by the company for additional
equipment, re¬
Net
by
Offered—Pur¬
ties Corp., 511 Fifth
Nov.;
a
two
material
orifice
the
suant to a Jan.
23, 1960 offering circular, revised Dec. 19, 1961, the, com¬
pany offered publicly, without underwriting qn Jan. 5,
sale
Corp.—Common
the
of
one
pellet
the
where
through
Socony Mobil Oil Co.—Acquisition-
is
processing plastics -<
to make useful articles. A The other basic method is injection,
molding
and recent technical developments make it likely
that extrusion ma- ^
chines will have an important function in this process as
well.) The
operation of extruder can be described as follows: Plastic raw material,,
■
66,000
its
to
wire,
.
ture
shares of common stock issued or to be issued pursuant
employees' restricted stock option plans, (2)' 182,200 outstanding
owned
by
Arnold
Malkan,
Board Chairman - and principal
stockholder, which are being registered solely in connection with their
(1)
acceleration
an
.
PROCEEDS—Net
,
.
,
.
4
,
proceeds,from
,
.
the
.
.
financing will be used
to
retire
.
mortgage indebtedness and certain bank loans; to expand the sales
efforts for its products; and for working, capital., -■ ; v
„
...
v
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
effect
to
current
financing
and
to
...
the
>
.
Volume 195
Number 6123
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
completed exchange offer in which Texlon Corp. became a
subsidiary of the company, the ^outstanding capitalization of the com¬
pany
as
of Dec... 18, 1961, consisted of 458,940 shares of common
stock: $229,000 of short-term notes and $8,200 of long-term notes.—
Uris Buildings
recently
Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering—Jan.
it was reported that a secondary offering of
74,250 shares of this firm's common stock had been made
through Bear, Stearns & Co., New York City.—V. 194,
p. 2816.
3,
.
V.
194,
999.\
p.
Telecomputing Corp.—Shows Loss—
In
that
of
letter
a
shareholders
to
more,
000)
on
the
stated
Whittaker
loss of
Division
Systems
the
that
write
inventory
and
transfer
reflect
Valve
the
F.A.A.
^
Mr.
with
advised
Whittaker
Mr.
the
reported
the
companies
director
194,
now
active
and
of
Telecomputing apparently
should show a profit:
that
on
aW announced that
He'
-
noted
and.from
corner
~
had
fill
to
Corp.
End'.
Central
common
2711.
$71,128
$910,926
171,043
147,931
-
-
-
oper.
revenue
ry.
•
1961—Month—1960
-
$231,299
'189,355
expenses
2,187,462
'
$41,944
•
$38,282
40
1961
26,
.
,
7,990
•
/.
.
at
1962
2,
this
be
used
•
of
MacPherson
&
struction.
used
to
$10
Warwick,
$1.5
finance
to
common,
aifd
otvns
company
$4.80
share,
for
Co.,
Ex¬
at
option
(2)
offered
terms
Wade,
of
•
corporation
Proceeds
a
and
of
Tower
be
6401
15,
1961
offered
filed
at
for
used
working
furnishing and
other buildings.
The
be
to
are
building
Tonelli
,
ttf
shares
common
Dec.
on
to
granted
outstanding
the
of
without
($10)
par
underwriting.
equipment,
acquisition
Omaha,
engaged
in the
design,
works in churches and
of
land
and
capital.
Pacific
St.,
installation
of
is
original
art
the
received
7%
and
to
are
be
used
1961 'filed
offered at
and
for repayment
$5,
through
Adams
of
Kenneth
Transcontinental
and
Gas
Long Beach, Calif, is engaged
repairing commercial truck trailers.;
made
at
The Chase
New York.—V.
Manhattan
Bank,
80 Pine St., New
York
15,
Displays, Inc.-T-Comxnon
this
firm's
stock
common
at
share.
per
BUSINESS—The
of
company
Minnesota
on
June
a
previously operated under the
partnership consisting of Harry E.
C.
;
of
name
Tri-State
Brooks
his
and
of
screen
principally
for
be
will
sale
on
and
printing
process
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
2,000,000
of
which
common
200,000
In
sales
and
result
from
Sheldon
the design, manufacture and
displays,
point-of-purchase
display installation service. It
own
In
and
of
90c
50%
of
may be
from
any
entitled
per
are
of
declared
capital
the
issued
Senior
of
consists
share,
company
cents
5
to
time
on
ratably to all of the assets of the
liabilities.
per
public
33%,
own
sale
none
basis
or
of $35.
at
$2
42%,
to
repay
a
,$10,000
shares to
new
in
book
share
value
and
$2
at
net
the
the
company
Bank
common
of
Minneapolis
shares.—V.
is
194,
p.
the
transfer
682.
■
agent
First
National
agent
for the
corporation.—V.
City
Bahk^ of
common
194,
p.
and
New
5%
York
at
cumulative
475
of
share.
Alfred
the
turers
preferred
stock
of
on
contract
from
from
of
one
the
$2 per share will
presently outstanding
stock
dilution
in
shares
;
■■■-/
American
to
Stockholders
1961
Van
approved
Norman
special
of
a
Universal
proposal
stockholders
meeting
Jan.
23
to
American
was
Jan.
22,
sales
-
Incorporated under
Its principal
1960.
promotion,
•
vote
New
terms,
as
previously
announced,
surviving corporation.—V.
194,
p.
on
the
Bedford,
meeting Dec. 28,
Norman Industries, Inc.
proposal
at
an
adjourned
Mass. Under
the
Universal
American
will
2163.
merger
be
the
cents
distributors.
from
(par
GIVING
10c)
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
is
v
"414
of
lock
has
Asbury Park,
Dec.
on
28
N.
J.,
filed
covering
125,000
„
regis¬
a
shares
the design and manufacture of
pre¬
measuring devices and test equipment.
net
proceeds
for
to
f
indebtedness,
stock
the company has outstanding
which Louis J. Winslow,
President,
of
in
the
book
value
of
shares
and
31.6%,
share will
per
now
outstanding
$1.40
of
Paul,
Life
*
'
Assurance
■
company
which
the
(1)
Dolls:
item.
new
designed
The
doll's
(of all
officers and
affiliated
may
buy
all
Ohio
—
of 335 Euclid
ion statement with the SEC
on
products of
an
incorporated
was
Oct.
to
proposes
.
31,
1961.
allied
under
Its
pro¬
toys and to
nature.
the
laws
registered
of
office
is
the
at
in the design, assembly, and dis¬
research in connection with items
the patent applications and the
engage
engage in
contained
dolls
wardrobe
Animals:
is
felt
not
in
"Rita,
will
is
the Writing Doll" doll is
approximately 23 inches tall
be
educational
to
It
is
brand
a
and
are
and
entertaining for the child.
eye-catching and appealing to children
be
expected that Writing Teddy Bears, Easter
will also be sold throughout the world.
Alphabet
by
only
it
that
will
the
Box:
Will
write
words,
add,
can
Bun¬
subtract
company that -the writing doll and writing toys
wide sales appeal but will also be educational in
of pre-school and
have
children
expose
primary school age to
%words and letters of the alphabet. The toys will be designed
different
to
company's
attractive,
Monkeys, etc.,
It
will
■
The
be
^X3) Writing
and divide.
write
various
words
by Inserting a small plastic disc through an
opening in the back of the dofl. The disc is grooved in such a"manner
it
directs
the
the
of
arm
doll
to
write
word.
a
Additional
discs
writing different words from those supplied with the doll will be offered
sale to the public.
; '■%■,
■■-!;1 v%((
It Is
also
anticipated that the company will engage in research
for
toward the
use
applications
items
p.
of the mechanism covered by the
patent and
in
the
bther
and
2383.
'
development
new
of
products to
•(;■' ,■'
the patent
duplicator, advertising
designed and developed.—V. 194,
signature
be
■
.
Wynlit Pharmaceuticals, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
company
statement
with
stock,
Andresen
writing
Co.
&
91
the
to be
terms
includes
Main
SEC
on
offered
St.,
Madison,
Dec.
for
28
public
N.
covering
sale
J.,
filed
125,000
all
tions
Inc.
to
an
or
registration
of
com¬
none
The
are
25,000
sold
to
the
under¬
for
Pharmaceutical,
and
and
Of
distribution
of
to
various
the
the
market
Inc.)
of
in
net
proceeds
and to
also
above
the
construct
a
engages
in
research
designed
fields f,
and to new techniques
change its name to Unimed,
stock sale, $40,000 will be used
intends
from
(formerly
in the development, manu¬
drugs and pharmaceutical prepara¬
devices for use by hospitals, phy¬
It
the
company
engaged
and
public.
products
The company
land
is
ethical
products
general
new
care.
purchase
and
a
shares
basis by
public, offering price ($6 maximum) and under¬
to be supplied by amendment. The statement also
on
shares underlying 3-year warrants
$500, exercisable at $4.50 per share.
Organized under Delaware law in May 1961, the
writer
to
new
plant,
$860,000
to
introduce
which are not yet marketed commer¬
cially, $230,000 for research and development of new products, and
the
balance
for
working capital. According to
the prospectus, the
company
1948,
existing
and
its
operated at
products
predecessor
New
Jersey
corporation,
organized
in
loss for the years
ended Sept. 30, I960 and 1961,
Co., Inc. and Spencer Laboratories, Inc.,
the businesses and assets of which the company proposes to acquire
in 1962, operated at a loss from March 10, 1961
and Oct. 17, 1958,
the dates of their respective incorporations, through the fiscal year
ended Sept. 30, 1961. The prospectus further indicates that such losses
and
275,000 shs.
share. Net
per
ages.
(2)
have
of
on
on
$3.25
manufacture writing
company
matters
These
to
lead
.
Co.
to
patent issued could be exploited.
V The initial products of the company are anticipated to be:
patient
FINANCING
.
used
Minn.
of
an
stock at
common
be
Pioneer-Building, St. Paul, Minn. It is intended that the location
its
principal office will be In the Griggs-Midway Building,
St.
United
a
Medical Products
continued
to
date.
Pro¬
In
company
certain
Minnesota
to
posed Rights Offering—
This
in
electronic
common
BUSINESS—The
the
of
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
—
,
Western Reserve
navigation
a
New
yards
per
share and a corresponding dilution of
share in the book value of stock purchased
by the• public.
located
laws
Teaneck, N. J.
in the thermo-forming and sale of plastic
packaging of commercial and industrial products and
packaging of consumer products for other manufac¬
are
stock
Ave.,
SEC
engaged
increase
will
sicians
-
,
the
office
Authorized
Common
is
further research
State
per
special
a
merge' with Van
will
in
at
ceeds
do
This
Dec.
a
engages
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Merger Approved—
and
of
cubic
Dec. 28, 1961 offering
n? -'V'.1!-':
Offered—Pursuant
'
Universal
2,700,000
River
crossing
Co.
Inc.
Proceeds will help finance
operations of this
Greensboro, N. C., shell home builder.—V. 190, p. 1675,
the
.
2383.
Line
Co.,
bentures.
nies,
franchised
a
Two
of the
company's three
general partners of Western Printing Co.,
which, it is anticipated, the company
".i of the printed matter it will use.
and
partnership,
Old
!
pipeline
a
Pipe
Villere
Wise Homes, Inc.—Debentures Sold
Privately—ian.
3,. 1962 it was reported that this company had sold pri¬
vately $1,300,000 of 6%% convertible subordinated de¬
share.
Der
Ave.,
The company
material for the
and
appointed
$2
company
Jersey
'
been
62
per
The
the public at
of
and
New
cubic
Inc.—Common Registered—
First
the
estimated
to
an
facture and
directors
has
in
$2.60
17%
offering
BUSINESS—The
•
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.^—Appointment—
result
Wariield
State
Gas
Thomas
P.
Winslow, Vice-President,
own
63.1%
respectively. The sale of new shares to the public at $4
underwriters
to establish
development, equipment,
advertising and working capital j"
payment
dredging
P.
approximately
and
search
shares
after
addition
for
proceeds
loan
corresponding
a
V;VV: h&X-
at
1005
tribution of toys and to
per
through
exercisable
$116,500 estimated
Inc.—Common
stock
of
Bay area of
194, p. 1001.
with
and
$407,500
share. The issue was all sold.
Net proceeds, estimated at $155,000, will be used for re¬
common
:'-'V *"'.1-
National
of
1961
for
Walter
Tall
of
companv
In
Vice-Presi¬
circular. Scott, Harvey & Co., Inc.,
Fairlawn, N. J., and Vested Income Plans, Inc., New
York City offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding. :
tirfte
from
the
of
value
par
and
22,
9,873,000
new
that
$150,000.
the
electrical
the
mon
in
the
Wenger,
by the public of $1.10 per share.
Present stockholders will
of the outstanding shares
which have an aggregate book
$18,094.32, and the public will own 50% for an investment
Wespak
by the
funds legally1' available therefor. Each share is
to one vote per share. Voting for the election of
directors
not be cumulative. Shareholders are not entitled to preemptive
rights to subscribe for any shares or other securities of the
company.
Upon liquidation, voluntary or involuntary, holders of common shares
transfer
L.
for advertising, printing, additional mailing
machines; and for general corporate purposes
increase
to
in
the
excavation
received.—V.
300,000 shares of
for
program;
Sale of the
an
24c
value
entitled
The
and
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
shares of common stock, of which George Zelman, President,
Myron Kaller, executive Vice-President, own 58.7%
and 41.3%,
respectively.
by
may
all
receivables
addition
the
dealer
authorized
shares,
shares
Dividends
Midland
anticipated
75,000
acquired certain inventions in the field of electronics and pro¬
to develop products in that field. The plant and office of the
are
located in a new building situated at 1221 Glenwood
Ave., Minneapolis.
'
< 1
fa*
registrar
for
all
an
The
used
be
equipment and office
and working capital.
poses
of
a
Vice-President,
offered
company
are
of
Robert
a
aggregate
an
of
Mile
contract
contract
from
channel
statement
The
made
$814,924
removal
enlarging of the Whiskey Bay
60'/a
of the Atchafalaya
is for the enlargement of the
54and
of this firm's
Haas,
expectant mothers.
distributor
engaged iii
convention
:
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
of which Marion E. Wade, Board ' Chairman;
has
directors
outstanding se¬
principal
1972, five-year
price of $4.50 per
$369,955
due
purchased
exhibit,
displays,
be
Army Corps of Engineers.
promotion
furniture and equipment for the new
establishing a business for licensing op¬
field, and for general corporate
President,
to
S.
Writing Toys Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a
circular, Pewters, Donnelly & Jansen, Inc., St. Paul, Minn., offered publicly 65,650 shares
uhderwriters incurred for current operations;
Brooks.
The company is
sale
will
the
Displays
son
stock,
U.
products, and the balance for general corporate
purposes
including the carrying of Inventory
and
accounts
receivable
and
general working capital.
8%^ respectively.
stock
Net
was incorporated under the laws of
14, 1948 and in that year it acquired
business
for
from
*
proceeds will be added to the company's working capital.
State
certain
shares,
the
commercial
!y The company is basiciftLy a service organization which renders a
specialized type of direct mail public relations, sales promotion and
advertising service for small retail stores, essentially directed to new
Offered—rPursuant
$1.15
of
maintenance
Raymond M.
underwriters
to a Dec. 19, 1961 offering
circular, Continental Secu¬
rities, Inc., Minneapolis, offered publicly 200,000 shares
of
to
B
totaling
will be used
upon
the
cash,
debentures
at
contracts
in
use
Hansen,
common
and
Tri-State
of
in
Four
from the stock sale. $125,000
to pay a bank loan, $85,000 for research
and development
products and to improve existing ones, $105,000 to
produce an
inventory of new products which are now said to be in advanced
developmental
stages,
$15,000
for
advertising
and
exercisable
issuance
Globus, Inc. and First Philadelphia Corp., which will receive
a
24c per share commission and $10,500 for
expenses,
The statement
also includes 35,000 shares underlying 5- year warrants sold to the
underwriters, Warren Kaplan, the finder, and the attorney for the
Corp.—Partial Red'n
194, p. 2382.
N.
and
offering
The
be
for
headed by
operation
will
for
hospital
Mile
$314,000
a
company
The
Of
.
shares
four'dredging
Mississippi River for the United
material
cision
This company
of 210-07 48th Ave., Bayside, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 28 covering 75,000 shares
of
corporation has. called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1962, through
of the sinking fund, $320,000 of its first mortgage pipe line
bonds, 5Vs# series, due 1980 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment
underwriter,
holders
of
Scane
president.
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share. The
offering will be made through underwriters headed
by Amos Treat &
Co., Inc., which will receive a 48 cent per share
commission and
$6,000 for expenses. The statement also includes
12,500 shares un¬
derlying 5-year warrants to be sold to Amos S.
Treat, President of
the underwriter, for $12.50,
exercisable at $4 per share.
2658.
and 220,000 class B shares of
securities of Wade, Wenger there¬
the
of
area
Winslow Electronics,
Welcome Baby, Inc.—Common Registered—
of debt, inventory and equip¬
Pipe Line
for
The
subcontract
also been
-
3)8033 S. Santa Fe Ave.,
in manufacturing, servicing
the
220,000 class
Co.,
&
stock,
W
new
pux-chase
office,
in
addition
In
A"*- covferfrig 55,000
^
to
merger,
Sand
"Reg.
a
in
purposes,
including the financing
additional working capital.
working capital.
Trail-Aire
of
^he
plant
Trail-Aire, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Proceeds
improvements,
The principal business of
company consists of (1) selling fran¬
for
on-location
cleaning,„mpth
proofing, .soil retarding and,
the
Manhattan
corporation on Dec. 27,
capital shares (no par) to be
Los Angeles.
the
Orleans
p.
reserved
$96,510
subordinated
awarded
of
192,
the
shares
purchase 32rl70 capital
(included in this statement),
erators
The
Maryland
common
yards of material.
tration
warrants.
merger
Wenger
ten-year
company
dent,
ment
u
■
leasehold
issue.—V.
this
been
between
addition,
$420,000
selling or leasing equipment to franchised operators; and (3)
manufacturing cleaning materials and selling cleaning materials and
supplies to franchised operators, both for use by such operators and
for sale at retail and to stores. The net
proceeds from the stock sale
will be used to^pay a balance due under a dand purchase
contract, - to
pay part of the construction cost of a new combination office build¬
ing and plant on property owned by the company at Downers Grove,
111., to pay short-term bank indebtedness incurred in connection with
;
;
Bank, New York City, has been appointed
transfer agent of the common stock, of the
company.—V. 194, p. 2710.
•
$4,
'
.
for
Channel.
under
and
Communications Co.—Appointment—
Chase
-
covering 50,000
through Adams &
proofing of carpet and rugs,' cleaning and moth proofing of
furniture, refinishing . of loather^and -pl&stic furniture, cleaning and
waxing of floors and wall and celling cleaning service; (2) manufacture
coveringf29,000
"Reg. A"
a
of
$1,775,630 and $841,924 were awarded to Williams- "
hydraulic dredging work in the
Atchafalaya River basin,
Channel
cubic
A"
static
Tonelli, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
at
equipment,
32,170
chises
an
,-jc.
shares
.
"Reg.
a
on
exchange
tofore owned by them.
own or manage'three others now under con¬
estimated net proceeds of the sale .will be
the construction.
Michigan,
licenses.
secures
320,000
proceeds of
its business
expand
River Main Channel in Lake
Mongoulois, Bayou Chene
Cut and Tarleton Bayou. This contract
calls for the removal of 5,179,000
for
and
certain
of
share
million
part of
company
Atchafalaya
2117-29
SEC
five-year
a
per
of
the
the
#i^kers,y
and- manages
>
to
Ohio,
of
Mississippi Gulf
River
194,
''-y
-
Paint
offered
amount
offered-
be
underwriters headed by
through
Inc.
The
H9tel and will
The
of
share
a
the
in
The $1,775,630 contract calls for the
yards of material for the deepening and
.
the
with
be
curities
Bortffevard,.
525
Segundo;
California,
registered
change
Commission
175,000 shares
El Segundo
' '
contracts
the
Pilot
shares
1962.—V.
.
,,
Co.—Proposed Sale—
of
company
Under
112,357
North Seepulveda
with
the
Securities
of
company
El
maximum
in
The company is the successor by merger in December 1961 of its
parent, Wade, Wenger & Associates, Inc., and another previous sub¬
sidiary of the parent, Downers Park Associates, Inc., into the company.
...11
-
ordinary
and confines its
net
■
has
company
In
filed
to be
cents)
manuals.
to
exercise
'?&!
.k
'
$786,090
$507,690
»2,868
-
1,581 y
2710.
p.
Dec.
warrants-to
a
146.457.
before March 23,
1 '
or
'
into
1062.
p.
McWilliams
Redeem Debs.—
convert- debentures
to
■
to
are
underlying
2,289,201
*
policies,
pay
company
$3,351,554.
1887.
p.
N. Wayne, Chicago, filed a registration
Dec. 28 covering 140,000 shares of capital
public sale through underwriters headed by
Laren Co. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied by.amendment. The statement also includes (1) 18,000 shares
Thunderbird International Hotel Corp.—Common Reg.
Jan.
194,
for
ii
Angeles,
statement
$3,075,291
-
income
oper.
Deficit.—Vy 194,
On
V.
issue.
Wade, Wenger ServlceMASTER Co.-—Stock Reg'd—
stock,
$2,695,152
from rail-
operations.-
(par
Mary Carter
This
1961—11 Mos .^-1960
$290,197
251,915
193,
This
,
revenue-
which
in
has outstanding
as
and
■
Corp,-—Partial Redempt'n
2381.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
right
on
Victor Paint
'
-
states
company
The
repayment and working capital.
Varigraphics of 7133 Darby Ave., Reseda, Calif., is engaged in the
supplying
of
publishing
and
technical
services
for
publishing
of
Texas Mexican Ry.—-Earnings—
way
the
shares
technicals
-
the
by
three
listed
($16 maximum)
a
term policy,
aritf Michigan. The
by
each
are
Williams-McWilliams Industries Inc.—Receives
Dredging Contracts—
Universal American
—
$908,143
y, 1,443
limited
special
Ohio
for
amendment.
policies and
of
used
be
by
subscription
Kraus
V.''-''
yy.--'
debt
2,901,288
The corporation has called for redemption on; Feb. 1", 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $558,000 of 5Vz % debentures, due Dec. 1,
1976 at 100%. Payment will be' made at Dillon Read & Co., N« Y.—
Net
this
Corp.,
called
has
corporation
Bee
oper.
listed
was
*
$1,000 debenture oh
*
'
per
Proceeds
25,804
supplied
sells
and
States
will
for
shares
management officials as a group own 65,238 shares.
Bowler is board chairman and William
D. Callaghan, Jr., is
Varigraphics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
$3,809,431
„
.
American
have'
of
Co., Los
$3,836,292
,2,925,366
Texas Eastern Transmission
Railway
Railway
Industries, Inc.
corporation
p.
1901—11 Mos.—1960
$346,885
other
—V.
redemption on March 28, 1962, all
of
its
outstanding 6%
convertible debentures, due May 1, 1974 at
104y4% plus accrued iftterest." ""."
vacancy.—V.
$96,281
expenses
.from rail¬
way
operations-!—:
Net ry.i>-oper. income-!1,'
V/ 194, p. 2710.
-
■_
and
Listing—
1962 the common stock of the company
Stock Exchange.—V.
194, p. 2816.
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber Corp.—To
The
turned
275,757
$373,498
277,217
revenue-
oper,
p.
America—A. S. E.
of
5,
Universal
common
1961—Month—1960
.
be
endowment
the
stock
new
Burge &
through enlargement of its agency force
Two
Ry.—Earnings—
30—(~
Nov.
stock
The
,
oper.
194,
and
sale
2711.
p.
Norman
Holders
existing
an
Van
See
Net revenue
V.
A
to
-
Mr.1-Alex; Deutsi^h, founder-of th$ Deutsch
defense industry, had been elected a
Telecomputing
-Tennessee
Railway
Railway
Jan.
American
The
Period
class
and
such
twd
of
and Ball.
date, subscription price
to
issues
company
offer
rate
Co.,
The record
the
;
City, has been appointed
class
B
capital
stock
of
the
StockhQidkrs Apprqye
the
in
1321.
p.
the
on
,
Mr. -Whittaker
194,
&
terms are
The
to
the
at
underwriting
York
New
proposed
McDonald
underwriters.
that it was
Navy,
that, unaudited figures for the first five
weeks of fiscal
1962 ^ (the
period ended Dec. 3, 1961) showed sales
of- $4,612,000,
operating profit of $265,000, capital gains from sale
of assets of $448,000, with net income of. $669,000 after taxes.
Whittaker
the
of
Corp.
Effective
that Telecomputing
was
in
submitting claims to the F.A.A.
and that it not only expected to win its case against the Navy and
to obtain complete remission of liquidated damages from the F.A.A.,
but "it also hoped to receive favorable. action on its
request for an
equitable adjustment of prices under the F.A.A. contracts.
with
agent
Bank,
y
is
It
stockholders
held.
49
which
a
on
litigation
Manhattan
corporation.—V.
downs.
statement. will
end
year
Chase
The
additional $4,000,000 resulting from a reserve for contingent
a
contract with the Department of Navy and contracts
an
liabilities
shares
operations
Valley Forge Products, Inc.—Appointment—
for
figures
Electronic
,Mtf.
reported
the year ended Oct. 29, ,1961, show losses
than $4,000,000 (before tax credits of approximately $1,700,sales 'of $38,000,000. These losses resulted from operations of
unaudited
stock.
mon
common
1962
whole life
President,
Whittaker,
R.
Wm.
(157)
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
692,244 shares of common stock, after giving effect to the two proposed
Ave.,
Cleveland,
Dec. 29
Ohio,
filed
registrat¬
covering 213,734 shares of com¬
a
acquisitions.
amendment.
Holdings
of
Spencer M.
management
Fossel
offictalc
Is President.—V.
a-«
to
-'nplied
194, p. 2490.
by
,
50
The Commercial and Financial
(158)
Chronicte
.
.
.
Monday, Jaoyary 8, 1962
£are
w
Only
you
The
dry
can
the tears of
U.S.
hunger
...
Government
has
given CARE precious
stocks of farm
Every $1
to
give enables CARE
you
deliver
a
package to
.
big Food Crusade
a
overseas.
.
abundance
needy family
.
And your name and
address go with each
package, to
sends
tell hungry children and ther
of food
parents that you, and our country
are
their friends
.
.
22
world's
.
lbs.
to
the
hungry
j
Join the
CARE
■
:
Enclosed
CARE
W
mi:-
'
Food
fo
be
YOUR
,
660 First Ave., New York
find
$
delivered
for
in
my
426
Food
Crusade
NAME
ADDRESS
ZONE
Note:
packages
name/ wherever most needed.
CITY
Crusade
16, N. Y.
:
Contributions
are
STATE.
/ncome-Tax Deductible
*
(159)
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'•'s
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
XV'-X vX'X.
t'/'Xv.*- t'&n.-
Y'.'V
»,"•.
:
>
•
/.
»
»■>
v
:,
j.,
''
X
v? Board, Alabama XX'*'** X'/
Bond Safe—-An* issue of $800,000
first
.
.
1961
•
building ;,revenue
mortgage
bonds
was
sold to Thornton,
Mohr, Farish and Gauntt, Inc., as
XxX4%s,. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
XX '• Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu?
sive.
»
Legality
J-D.
Interest
ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
'
ARIZONA
/
airport revenue election
ries
e r
i
n
Offering
Bond
g—Donald J.
-
J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m." (PST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of .$40,000
Christensen,. City Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed ; bids until
3 p.m.
_
(M&T) ?
Jan." 16 forXthe pur¬
chase of $865,000 bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1962. >. Due : on - July -1 from
on
icc.lrt
waterworks,
Jan.
Dated
from
20
196^^0(^1984 incluSivex Pri^
ap^mterest (J-J) payable at the
iqro
>;5
bonds.
1962
issue
on
loco
n.,0
Principal and interest
Anaheint Union High"School
000 school ^ elefctiph
,
County,
,v~
Francisco, at.
•
■
a
Calif.
price of 100,029, a
1962.
Jan. 15 from 1963 to;l977
,;; :VV-'•
' Due 'oif JanXl5.
follows:
as
*
$485,000
.as
.
7
Due on July 2
.
inclusive^ ^Northeast Sacramento
-
County .■>, p.: 2712
American
Trust
Co.,
San
Patilcia Phil-
Offering
•.
Xf
Offering
;
-
-
V *
"
Legality
approved „by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco. XX ? 'XX.V- XX-
til 10
the
;
x
,v.
•
school
June 15 from 1963 to 1987 inclu-sive." Callable as of June 15, 1962.
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the City Treasurer's office.
1958, series H bonds. Dated Februafy 15, 1962. Due on Feb. 15
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. Prin-
'
Chowchilla Uriion' JHigh-School T
X;
'District, Madera "County, Calif.
^
X-:jBond-SalCT-sThe"$775jOOO school
; .< bonds offered on Dec. 26—vVi194,
*".
V
honds. Dated Feb. 15, .1962. Due on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un-
.
,
•
Blue,
Bond
'
Offering—Jack
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
on
G.
Jan. 16 for
$216,000
of
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
p. 2817—were- awarded to a group
.at the County Treasurer's office,
/composed of R: H. Moulton & Co., Legality ; approved
by
Orrick,
Security-First'-National
,
of
Bank
Co.,.at
a
of
about
of
3.55%,
$62,000 as 5s.
-.Due-vpn- Jan.-10,
;v " .1963 and 1964.
279.000 as 3 Vis.
Due on Jan. 10
v..
ufrom 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
'
270.000
as
Due on Jan. 10
3V2S.
'
from 1974 to 1982
;.v
inclusive,
n-nn
.
,
D,ego C°
X
Sherry Eltz-
"7
-
r,;f
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at her office in San
1
i"
"
X
;
*
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nesvigi" County Clerk, ".will receive
500,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1962.
Due on Feb. 15
sealed bids at his office in Los An-
from 1964 to
;/>
•
1987 inclusive. Prin-
X'XXx:;
Superintendent.
will re-
X
'
...
Dixie. School District, Marin
'•
County, Calif. "
Bond Sale—^The
1956,
Dec.
X'
$195,000 school
series G bonds offered on
26 — v." 194, p; 2817 — were
I
for
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's off ice. x ; x;;
to
1987
inclusive.
of San Francisco."
-
"
*-
Los
Ontario, Calif.
Angeles, Calif.
Bondr Offering—Frank J.
Controller
of
the
Offering—Anna
Top-
of
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of $325,000
inccl
.
,.
,
school revenue bonds* Dated May 1,196 .
Due on May 1 from 1964 to 1991
Vxx',xX ':xxXXiv Xv-XX'
inclusive. Legality approved by
.
Larimer
School
Poudre
County,
District No. R-l
Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman,
Smith, of Atlanta. -
(P. O. Fort
Meadow &
Collins), Colo.
000
21
yXX'-X IDAHO
Sale—An issue of $3,225,-
Bond
.
building bonds offered on Dec,
sold
was
posed
to
syndicate
a
„
com¬
-p.
T
~
D
n-
Canyon County Class A School
District No. 139, Idaho
Co., Bos-
&
Boettcher
of
,,
„
Y0Ir!u S.ulll^n- ^
A. Chapin Co., Coughlin
& Co.,
Writer & Chris-
Inc., and Peters
tensep, Inc., as ?.3Qs.
Logan
X
No.
District
•
Re-3,
School
Fleming,
26
Writer &
1
.
r:
Metropolitan Dist.
Bond Sale—The
on
•
New
Trust
Loeb
&
a
a
Bradford
&
Co.,
Brown
Agency, as 4V4S, at
price of par.
Cook County, Avoca
School District
Community
No. 37 (P. O.
Wilmette), III.
Bond Sale—An issue
was
of $195,000
bonds offered on Dec.
soid to Blyth & Co., Inc.
school
Continental
National' Bank &XTrust
Co., Chicago, Wood, Struthers &
Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.,
C.
interest
First NaLegality
ILLINOIS
syndicate
11
.
Illinois Institute of Technology,
Illinois
J.
and
Idaho
Sale_The $75,000 water
Home Finance
,
Co., New York,
Co.,
the
and sewer revenue bonds offered
on Dec
27—v. 194, p. 2712—were
awarded
to
The
Housing and
.
York
Principal
at
Deary, Idaho
$3,200,000 bonds
to
purchase
approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of" Denver,
Dec. 28—v. 194, p. 2600
awarded
-—were
T962.
Bond
(P. O. 115 Broad Street,
Hartford), Conn. offered
,
Christensen, Inc.
Hartford County
«
Peters;
* rnNNECTICUT^
tunntvnvui
X X X
1,
payable
.
$250,000
to
sold
was
the
tional Bank, in Caldwell.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dec.
(MST) on Jan. 31
of $1>j00.000
building bonds. Dated Jan.
un^ii 8 p.m.
for
Colorado
school construction bonds offered
on
Bond Offering — Wilma Law,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
x//xx.' school
Frenchman
County,
Kuhn,
E.
liff, City Clerk, will receive sealed
,
Twohy,
Department
Bond
.
...
student union and dining hall 1961
for
cipal and interest (F-A) payable headed by the First National City
at the County Treasurer's office,
Bank, of New York, as 3s.
school 1958, series C bonds. Dated Legality
approved
by ; Orrick-,
Other*members of the syndicate
Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from Dahlquist, Herrington & .Sutcliffe1,
were
as
follows: Chemical Bank
v
X
bids until 2 p.m.
purchase of $4,050,000
bonds.
.
.
■■'•
XX
President, will receive sealed
(EST) on Jan. 18
the
purchase
of
$120,000
son,
geles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
23
for the v purchase of $250,000
155,000 as 33/4S. Due. on Jant 10
-1963
X from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
v
X
College, Norman Park, Ga.
.11 Bond Offering—Gay N. Atkin¬
V. Chase,
Inglewood Unified School District, Diego, until 10:30 a .m. (PST) on
Los Angeles County, Calif.
r
Jan. 16 for the purchase of $3,-
»
-
X;
-
as
XXXx
.
terest J-J.
Norman
X^X'vX;/'4^/ holtz
San "Francisco.
price of 100.043, a net
interest .cost,
v.follows:- xx : /"
n.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe," ''
Lo$-Angeles, and William R. Staats
&
0ceanside_Carlsbad Junior College
^ X.x<Xx-
No; RE1J, Colo.
x
Le-
^tern, Frank, Meyer
& Fox, Hannaford & Talbot, Fred
v.J DX Blake & Go. and .C.'^N. White
"€SoX;-X
--v-
wi»
Jan- £3 for the purchase of $15,-
Bond Offering—Merle
the
.
' Youngberg,;
_
S. A., of r 600,000 rural roads revenue bonds
-XxxXXv '/ Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. In¬
ceive sealed bids until Jan. 30
"
:
?-//
Boulder and Weld Counties,
St.' Vrain Valley School-Dist.
District
cisco, C. J^ Devine - & Co.^ Weeden
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
& Co., Northern Trust Co.,1 Chifrom 1964 to 1982 inclusive. Prin- Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of; San
cagOj,,Paine, .Webber,, Jackson &
cipal and interest (F-A) payable at Francisco,
1
'•
•
Curtis, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Merrill the
County
Treasurers office^
Oakland, Calif.
Lynch, Pierce, F.enner & Smith
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl„
InCi, Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.^
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of ^Bond,
Gladys H.
J. A. Hogle ,& Co.,, Shuman, AgSan Francisco.
'
MuFRXClty'Pf^'
new
& Co., Cnittenden, podesta
X;;:-.,/.;r
/.
.sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Hayward School District, Alameda Feb. 8 for the purchase of $6,000,(Co., J. B/P^aUOr
County, Calif. " X
000
public museum
issue 1961
.;
Ower, - Mac Arthur
Cq.V Stone &
;
;Vv.
San Francisco.
County Treasurer's office. Legal-
(PST) on Jan. 10 for
the purchase of $1,299,000 bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb; 1
a.m.
■■
%
iriclu-/Legality
awarded to The
were
—
Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan., 1 from
1965 to 1994 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Sacramento,
Fran-
$3,900,000
of
Bank of America N. T. &
pay-
,
.
;
,
*
until. 10
purchase
.
Principal and interest (F-A),
bin, Assistant-Clerk of the Board
Angeles. " of Supervisors, will receive sealed ^XXX'.VX;. COLORADO
Other, members -of the. sjmdicate
County
„
able at the County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by O'Mel-
XX were as follows: Wells Fargo Bank
of
Board
_
,
.
the
for
T. Nes-
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1982
on
sive.
:
»
Calif.
Angeles County,
the
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 10
District,
i Bond Offering—Gordon
from i963 to' 1976 inclusive.
veny & Myers, of Los
/4;X.-V.k
bids at her office in Sacramento,
455,000 as
Due oh ;.Jah. 15 Grant Union High School District,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 10 for X
?;. 'frorn:.197T t.o>1979 iriclusive. §
r Sctcr<imento
County, Calif.
the purchase of $6,000,000 sanitary
760,000 as .3,% s. Due on Jan. 15
Bond Offering—Betty L. George, sewer 1960, series B bonds/ Dated
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
•
•
Clerk
School
Unified
offlcX/X'X; '"XX : :?X'X-V;
Due on
Principal and interest (J-J)
•
Los
xXxX.v
>
-
Torrance
Fla. X
Offering^-D. T. Fairabee,
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
GEORGIA
at the County Treasurer's, office, Vaca Valley Union School Districtf
i ,
,
.
.
.
,;y ~
c
•!___
Cnlit
*
Georgia Rural Road Authority, t»cr.
Legality approved- by O'Melveny
X Bond Sale—The $240,000* school
Bond Offerhig—Scalcd bids
Myers, of Los Angeles..
*
/•
;
/
^ bonds offered on Dec. 19—v. 194; be received until 11 a.m. (EST) oil
purchase -of $180,000 school
election
.1960, series C
bonds.
15,
office.,
Lee County,
Bond
approved by--Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,-of
payable at the County Treasurer's New York City.
X /
1977 inclusive. Priri-
from 1963 to
t
Dated: January
of
.
Dated Jan. 2, 1962;
for
until 11 a-mv. (PST) on Jan. 16
the
1975
to
interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
^ purchase Of $1,608,^12 sewer
district No. 1 bonds.
."assessment
County. Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
•
as
est (M-S) payable at The Tallahassee Bank & Trust Company, in
Tallahassee. Legality approved by
Patterson, Freeman, Richardson &
inclu- Watson, of Tallahassee. '
sive. Principal and
mco
,
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Bond
bpiids;qff
to a syndicate headed by, the Bank
of America N. Tiv& rsX A,* of San"
;
.
cif, $1 j7Q0,^959,; Xeyies ;C
$6; vyasv sold
Bond Sale-^An • isstie.
.
av
Dist.,
inclusive.' Callable
1982
Sept. 1, 1966. Principal and inter-
Secretary of the Board , of Di- Jan. 23 for the! purchase of $1,-X-.Sep.t, 1,, 1970. Principal and interrectors, will receive sealed bids' 000,000 school election 1958, series est (M-S) payable at the Grace
until 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 9 for H bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due National Bank, in New York City,
If
Orange
—
1963
from
15
Feb;
L 1962- Due on March 1 from 1963
' lpR7 inrr13cive Interest M-S
Legal¬ able at the County
ity; approved byGust, Rosenfeld; office. Legality approved by Dubsick & Helon, of Fresno.
>
& Divelbess, :of -Phoenix-.;
;
X
c'l
I
A.-X
/ .V:
Fullerton School District,
>; ^CALIFORNIA
f
n/r^xv
.
000 Jacksonville welfare building
Calif.
' vX'i'i':-". revenue bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Robert L. 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
County,
Offering
(PST) on Jan.
23 for the purchase of
$275,000
school
election
1960,
series
B
bonds. Dated Feb. 15,1962. Due on
X J?
(
#
t0 19b/ inclusive, interest ivi b. . ...
vig, County Clerk, will receive bridge
and causeway revenue
(J-J) pay- Montecito Sanitary District, Calif. sealed bids at his office in Los bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Treasurer's
Bond Offering-^-Sherman Asche,
Angeles, until 9 a.m. I-(PST) on on Sept. ;1, 1990. Callable as of
"
J.
Bond
Ventura
tura, until 11 a.m.
Bith,OT;
L'
~
Xds /'XL ?/
..
■
1962. Due on.
1
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ven-
Jan._ 23 for the purchase of $2,l250»000 school bonds. Dated March
Too
no
°"e,r'nfr
_
20, 19b2. Due on Jan.
to 1984 inclusive.:
1965
I'f'r'I County Treasurer's ""office._
Dated Feb.
Bond
,
O f f
1968 to
Timber School District,
until
Angeles,
,
d
1 from
Feb.
k
9 a.m. (PST) • on
; a.m. (MST) on . Jan. 29 for the
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $30,No. 29 (P. O. Fresno), Calif. ; •
purchase of $875,000 school bonds.
000.000 school bonds. Dated March
Dated
March
1, 1962. Due on'; X Bond Sale—An issue of $190,000
1, 1962. Due on March 1 from
June 1 from *1963 to 1975 inclusive. water, segregated issue No. 1 of
1963 to 1987 inclusive. Principal
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ 1962 bonds was sold to The Bank
and interest (M-S) payable at the
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
County Treasurer's office.
Francisco."
*
V.
V.
fice. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld. & Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Fresno County Waterworks Dist.
Modesto Sch. Districts, Stanislaus
No. 37, Calif.
"
County, Calif.'
Prescott, Ariz,.
o n
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
on
bonds
Fresno County Waterworks Dist.
B
2
offering—T. W. Witheras
follows: Dean Witter &
Los Angeles School DistrictsX
;;
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.ington, Secretary of the DevelopCo., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner; X
Los Angeles County, Calif.
& Smith Inc., Stone & Youngberg,
Commission,
will
receive
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes- Principal and interest (F-A) pay- ment
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern, vig, County Clerk, will receive a?i-e
County Treasurers sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
office.
•
jan 15 for
and C. N. White & Co.
pUrchase of $265,sealed bids at his office in Los
Supervisors,
bids until 11
sealed
(PST)
a.m.
were
Dist.' No.' 6, Ariz.
Offering — Rhea Averill,
receive
receive
will
11
.
Clerk of the Board of
will
until
-
mentary School
Bond
Power,
bids
.
Maricopa County,' Washington Ele¬
XX
and
sealed
Due
.-'XxX'XXX
XX:"
Water*
syndicate headed by
A.,
a
the Bank of America N. T. & S.
LinevillerlndustrialDevelopment
'
1956, se-: Bros. Harriman & Co., Robert
1, 1962.. Winthrop & Co., and Winslow,
1986 Cohu & Stetson.
X.XXXXXXX'X
of San" Francisco, at a price of on. March 7 for the purchase of
inclusive. Interest F-A.; Legality
100.17, a net interest cost of about $16,000,000 water and power, elec-v
Meriden, Conn.
3.89%, as follows; XX X
; Xa trie plant revenue bonds. Dated. approved by O'Melveny & Myers,*
Bond Sale —The $394,000 1962
X school bonds offered on Dec. 27
March 1, 1962.
Due on March 1- of Los Angeles. ,v;XXX> r35,000 as? 5s. • Due on Dec. 31
.a/
■//•:■ .■///
t
AY
.
from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.'
In¬
—v.
Santa Paula School District, "
>
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
194, p. 2817—were awarded
terest M-S. ^XXXXXXxXy-X'
Ventura County, Calif
to Tucker,'Anthony & R. L. Day,
23,000 as 3V2S.
Due on Dec. 31
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.,,
Bond Offering — Robert L. as 3.30s, at a price of 100.8045, a
i
..
V
42,000 as 3%s.
Due on Dec. 31 will be received until 10 ; a.m. Hamm, County Clerk, will receive basis of about 3.22%.
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
^. ;• ■••••*\7X*xxX.i-i.
(PST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase sealed bids at his office in Ven- v;x, XiXX „,.,,x*
of $14,000,000 second issue reve¬
tura, until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
••
FLORIDA
95,000 as 3.90s. Due on Dec. 31
nue bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due
16 for the purchase. Of $400,000
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
FloriJa Development Commission,
from 1964 to 1986 inclusive/
school
election
1961,
series
A
"
Florida
Other members of the syndicate
awarded to
"-i"!/?V'i-:
-
'
Chicago, III.
,;
— The $1,000,000
Bond Sale
dormitory revenue 1960 bonds of-
XX'
>■
52
fered
Dec.
on
27—v.
awarded
—were
Home
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-.
(160)
3V8S, at
a
194,
the
to
Finance
price of
KENTUCKY
p. 2601
Housing
Agency,
as
'*
.
.
Kentucky
•'•
Jan.
2—v.
awarded
195,
to
a
composed
group
The
Equitable Securities
Corp.,
preis, Secretary of the Board of Almstedt Bros, and Cruttenden,
Education,
will - receive
sealed Podesta & Co;"""
r ;
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
15
for the purchase of $820,000 Knox County (P. O. Barbourville),
■'*'
Kentucky
school building bonds. Dated Jan.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
f\, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and building */ revenue, / series
1962
■
interest
bank
«.
payable
(J*J)
trust company
or
at
r
any
designated
sealed
(EST)
11
will
Schools,
Jan. 15 for the pur¬
$895,000 school bonds.
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
(CST)
on
of
Dated Jan.
Columba
Ayers, Mass.
':}//;
1
.
bids until
10
(CST) on Jan. 24 for the purchase
$1,000,000
dormitory, series
revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1960
&
Bond
Saler—An issue
of
$260,-
100.0955,
000 school building revenue bonds
jointly*
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bond
N
Kenutcky State College,
Runner,
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
Bayles, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on will receive sealed bids until 2
Jan. 15 for the purchase of $200,- p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 18 for the
000 storm sewer bonds. Dated Feb.' purchase of $2,800,000 consolidated
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
1980 inclusive. Principal and
buildings
1962. Due
at' an^
payable
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
Chicago.
Park
W innetka
Bond
key,
District, Illinois
1,
May 1 from 1963 to
1992 inclusive. Callable as of May
1,
1972.
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the Trustee's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering—George D. Cas-
the Board of
will receive
of
Secretary
Park Commissioners,
on
composed
of
a
syn¬
y'/
Lehman
.Bond
School
Board
Treasurer's
office.
■
Bond
Evansville, Ind.
The $240,000 fire
construction and equip¬
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bonds.
Due
from 1964 to 1986 inclusive.
Parish
Sub-Road
Dist.
.
Dec.
on
27—-v. 194. p. 2818—were awarded
to
The
American Fletcher Na¬
.
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
No. 2
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
building
Bond .Sal e—The
$26,000
provement bonds offered
on
■
-
special
47
1976
districts
assessment
and 61
bonds offered
19—v. 194, p. 2386—were awarded
to
Kohlmeyer & Co., at
price of
a
par.
Presque Isle Water District, Maine
Offering—Patric
sealed
(CST)
bids
Jan.
on
17
until
will
2
p.m.
pur¬
chase of
$135,000 waterworks
funding
and
nue
bonds.
Due
on
inclusive.
improvement
Dated
Oct.
1
Jan.
from
Callable
as
1962.
to
of
re¬
reve¬
1,
1962
Bond
Ben¬
the
for
Dec.
revenue
28
—v.
awarded
Corp.,
100.299,
to
as
a
$380,000
ap¬
Ice
and
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
as 4s, at a price of 100.839,
a
basis of about 3.92%.
MARYLAND
The
4%s,
p.
2712
City
at
&
sewage
a
on
—were
Securities
price
basis of about 4.23%.
on
of
Bond %SaIe-r-The ,$55,000 drain¬
.
bonds offered on; Dec. 27—v.
p. 2713 —^ were awarded to
The Union Story Trust & Savings
Bank, in -Ames/
•■. 1
;
age
194,
.
Mfargaret" De-'
Dated
,
Milroy, Minn.
Bond Offering
16 for ;
Arundel
Callable
as
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,-1962.. Due qn
pf Jan.fl from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
■
Drainage Dist. (P. O.
Detroit), • Mich. ! ; '
Bond Skle—The
•
Minnesota
:
.
State
Board
115
State
Capitol Building,
ment,
'
No.
$160,00p;dfaih-.,
y -
!
.
Kenower, Macschool^ district v and
;
' "
' ^ 1 $5,015,000/
municipal bonds.
•'
'
"
-
,
Township, LeFevre Sch."
District. No. 4, Mich.
-
Plainview, Minn.
;
cation,
will
receive
sealed
—v.
to
Kalman
bonds. /Dated
be
2713—were
p.
Ypsilanti
Dist.
Bond
,
ceive
Dec. 28
of
until
Feb.
6
chase
from
=
$2,500,000
$40,000
the
as
3%s... Due^on
July
from 1967 to 1981 inclusive.
•60,000
as
3%s.
Due
on
July
,
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
bonds.
of
until
Feb.
$2,500,000
6
for
the
sanitary
Township
Fourth
bids
Jan.,
on
of
$60,000
payable at
1
until
8
for-the
16
Ray
re-r
70,000
pjn;,
2713—were awarded to
a
bank
or
trust
" ;
''
'
•
;
group
Co.;. Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and McDonald-Moore &
Co., at a price of 100.028, a net
interest cost of about 3.73%, as
follows: V
' •.
"A.
:
;
;
Bond
receive
—
County
sealed
bids
Charles
until
11
;
on
Jan.
;
;
1,
.
33/4s.
as
Due
on
1
Jan.
1982-inclusive,
1976 to
r
Offering—Dr. M. J,; Lester,
bids until 7:30 p.m."(CST) on Jan.
29 for the purchase
of $395,000
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1962.
Due on March 1 from 1965 to 1967
Callable as of March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
.
1978.
designated by the successful
Legality approved by Dorsey,;-Owen, Barber, Marquart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
^
Auditor,
.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
pany
bidder.
County, Minn.
Offering
Michener,
Due
Jan. 1,
.
inclusive.
•
MINNESOTA
Fillmore
inclusive.
on
No. 458, Minn.
Bond
.
Detroit.
3.30s/
and 1972;
.from
com¬
designated by the success-r
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
,
Truman;' Independent School : Dist.
bidder.
v:>-
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
&
any
1968
to
pur*
1
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 20—v. 194,
group
"; 30,000 as S^s. " Due -on dan/ 1
from • 19^ to .1975 inclusive.
street
pany
ful
•
Class
School District No. 9 (P. O.
Comstock Park), Mich.
p.
Sanitary
Commission, Md.
Michi.
Tilden
—
as-
1971
•
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
;
150,000 as 3%s. Due on July 1
Plainfield
sanitary
Offering
1963
as 3.10s;
Due
1969 and 1970. ',
20,000
&
<
a
&
20,000
improve¬
ment district No. 33 special assess¬
150,000 a& 3y8s. Due on July 1
from |985 to 1990 inclusive.
for
Township,
sealed
(EST)
awarded
Michigan
,
to
j. Prescott
.
Stumbo, Township Clerk, will
composed of The First
.
Offering—J. J. Salovaara,
Manager, •' will receive
bids
Anne Arundel County
Bond
194,
group
awarded
4
Corporation; John
ment bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1961.
Co.,. and Shannon &
Co., at a price of 100.072, a- net Due on. Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive. Callable as of Dec, 1,
interest cost of about
<3.78%, as
1964. Principal and
follows:
interest-(J-D)
/*
'
Business
t,m
a
on
were
—
composed of E.
& Co.,
Co., Inc.;: and Juran &
Feb.; 1,"
1962. Due on June 1 from 1963 to Moody, Inc., at a price of par,, a
1987 inclusive. Callable as of June net interest cost of about 3.68%,
1, •>' 1976.. Principal t and
;
:>
•
interest as follows: •
(J-D)/ payable at any bank ' or $60,000.. as- 2.70s. " Due oii Jan.* 1
$400,000 school,
offered
Bond
2713
Jan. 17 for
$46,000 school
on
trust company designated by the
nated
by
Legality approved by Dickinson, successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of proved by Miller, Cahfield, Pad-,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Detroit.
':fr, ■■ :.
;
•.
series 2 bonds
^
Sale-—The $200,000 street
improvement No. 4, series A bonds
bids- offered on Dec. 28—v*194,.: p.
Bond Offering—Clair G. Arnold,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
trust company desig¬
the successful bidder.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
_
Williams
or
Community School
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
Invest¬
,
Arthur & Co.
Dated
Kearsley
of
St.' Paul lr Minn.
Offeringr—Sealed bids- will
special assessment bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 21—v. 194, p. 2713— be received /until•. 11 a.m. (CST)
on
Jan* 16 for - the,, purchase of
were awarded to
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
County, Md.
Erma Dysayt,
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 10
1,- for the purchase of $12:000 water-
Feb.
age
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N)
payable at
1965
bank
any
;
-
—
Village Clerk, will rfeceive "sealed
school;' bids
April 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
No. 3,
/
Anne
Bond
sealed
bonds, offered
194,
Jan. 3—
jointly,
purchase
Bond Sale—The
on
p. 50—were
awarded to
American Securities
Corp.;
North Judson, Ind.
works
$800,000 water
bonds offered
1991
Legality
to
Nuveen
195,
v.
The
1,
1971. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Central
State
Bank, in Lakeville.
Sale—The
revenue
Oct.
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1, 1961.
interest
of
Lakeville, Indiana
nett, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
bidder. ;
&
Wayne County^ Livonia Drain
Dec.
on
bonds.
assessment
and
im¬
Dec.
MAINE
receive
bonds.
1962. Due
Harrison, Township (P.' O.
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond Sal e—The $38,000 water
;
Indianapolis, as 2%s,, at a price
of 100.30, a basis of about 2.70%.
Bond
designated by the successful
Legality-,,-approved
by
pany
•
Vermillion
—
offered
McKean
v$400,000
of
1962
Pierce,
public improvement
194, p. 2712 — were
Indianapolis Bond
Share Corp., as 3s, at a price
100.059, a basis of about 2.98%.
v.
April
on
inclusive.
until 8 p.m. (EST): on Jan.
the purchase of
Michigan
Corporation,
and Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.,
jointly.;
Nov.
Bogalusa, Lei.
Offering—Bertha
&
bonds
on
.
—
building
awarded to The
1961
Offering
special
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 18
for the purchase of $400,000 street
station
Bond
Cutler, of Chicago.
$96,000 school
aid and building bonds offered on
ment
1970
until 5 p.m. (EST)
the
purchase of
Sale—The
Sale
to
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $79,000
Eagle Creek Townships (P. O.
Lowell), Indiana
Bond
1961. Due
Legality opproved by Chapman &
INDIANA
of
.(CST)
of April
Weerd, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
any
Chicago.
—
^
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $54,000
*
Wayland Union School District,
Michigan
• "
$1,685,000
Dec. 27f—v. 194,
26;—v. 194, p. 2713—were awarded
to McDonald-Moore & Co.
bank Dated March 1, 1962.
Due on
or
trust company designated by March 1 from 1963 to 1992 incluA
Hazel Park,' Mich.
the successful bidder.
Legality sive. ^Principal and i ri t e r e s t ''fe o jt d Offering—Dorothy/ Parapproved by Chapman & Cutler, (M-S)
payable
at
the
Parish rish,
City
Clerk, will
receive
(J-D) payable at
Dec. 27
be received until 8 p.m.
payable5
.
Offering—Sealed bids will
,
First
>
Acadia Parish School Districts, Lei.:''
.
Bond
Kasson, Minn. \ '
,
; Bond
'
Offering—-S.; P. pollard,
Secretary of the Parish School
000 park bonds,. patM^ Feb-' l#' Board,: will receive sealed bids
1962. Due on Dec. t from 1963 to until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 1 for
1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬ the purchase of $2,900,000 bonds.
of
■•£
Bentley Community School Dist.
/
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
on
LOUISIANA
sealed bids until 8 p,m. (CST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $475,*
terest
pany designated by the success¬
bidder. Legality approved by
Briggs & Morgan* of St, Paul.*
April 1, 1967. Principal and inter-!
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
est
(A-O) payable at any bank able
at any bank qrtrust company
or
trust company ^.designated by
designated by the successful bid¬
successful
bidder.; Legality
Bond Sale—The $305,000 school the,
der. Legality approved by Howard,
by
Miller,
bonds offered on Dec. 27—v. 194, approved
Canfield,
Peterson,
LeFevere, ; Lefler - &
p.
2713—rwere awarded to The Paddock; & Stone, < of Detroit.:
Haertzeh, of Minneapolis.
series ;Bd*'bonds/"> Dated; Feb,
interest
Sal e—The
MICHIGAN
revenue,
to
1,
1962
as
Dickinson,
Wright,
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.; Shields & Co.; Francis 1.
du Pont & Co., and Wm. E.. Pol¬
lock & Co., Inc., as 3s, at a price
of 100.219, a basis of about 2.97%.
Bond Offering—Etta J.
educational
Oct.
from
1
Callable
■
2818-r-were awarded to
dicate
Bowling Green, Ky.
H.
Howard
—
Dated
basis of about 2.73 %.
a
The
Plainfield, III.
(J-D )
in¬
1972
March
1, 1963. Prin¬ Briggs &:Morgan, pf. St, Paul.
fered_paJi)ee.-2,Z—v. 194, p. 2818— cipal and interest (A-O) payable'
were^warded toT^. J. Van Ingen at the Detroit Bank &
Trust Co., Marshall County (P.. .0.1 Wdrren),
& Co., Inc., as 2%s, at a price of irr
r'
Minnesota " '
Detroit. Legality approved by>
County (P. O.
Bowling Green), Ky.
bonds offered
or
as
ful
1,, 1967. Prin-'
(A-O)
to
of
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
inclusive.
1980
;
cipal and interest
Braintiree, Mass.
p.
bank
to
of April
as
1963
Callable
1968.
April
on
at any bank or trust
company des-
project loan act of 1948 bonds of-
Warren
Western
Offering
1963
Callable
Bond Sale—The $325,000 school
Schiff, HarcUn, Waite & Dorschel,
of Chicago.
Bond
clusive.
.
offered on Dec. 22 was sold to
Equitable Securities (Corpo¬
2000 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
ration, and W. L. Lyons & (Co.,
gality approved by Dallstream,
Oct. 1 from 1963 to
on
1962. Due
from
1
-
-
a.m.
of
1960. Due
from
1,
improvement bonds.
1,
1962.
Due
on
March
,
March
'
Bond
Feb.
village
»
will
Treasurer,
Kriebs,
sealed
000
Dated
Bank,; of ;New
Bond Sale—The $260,000 sewer
;
receive
1
Community School District,
Michigan
Lud-
receive
will
ignated by the successful bidder. village improvement bonds. ,/
Legality approved by Miller, Can-.
Madelia, Minm!'/--^'-#-^4..^ $" <"
field, Paddock & ■ Stone, of De¬
Bond Offering — Willis Owen,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
troit.
*
'
Berkley, Mass.
on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
Saginaw Township, Mich.
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 11
$174,000 sewer improvement as¬
Bond Offering—Richard Stroe- for the
sessment
bonds.
Dated
purchase of $30,000 water
May
1, project loan act of 1948 bonds of¬
Township
1961. Due on May 1 from 1963 to fered on Jan. 2—v. 195, p. 58—/ bel,
Clerk; will re¬ system improvement revenue
sealed
bids
until
8
1982 inclusive. Callable as of May were awarded to Townsend, Dab- ceive
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due qn
p.m.
1, 1972.
Principal and interest ney & Tyson, as 3Vzs, at a price (EST) on Jan. 15 for the purchase Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
of 100.22, a basis of about 3.47%. of $43,000 water supply system'
(M-N) payable at The Central
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
No.
1, series D revenue bonds. able at any bank or trust: com¬
Bank, in Lexington. Legality ap¬
proved by Grafton, Ferguson
College, Chicago, III.
Offering — Sister Mary Fleischer, of Louisville.
Bond
Romeo
Dated
offered on Jan. 2—V; 195,
57—were awarded to F. L. Du-:
Mundelein
•:r
June
on
Clerk,
v
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
chase
Due
Village
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $54,-
,
Offering:—Olim Stratton,
of
3%s.
as
wig,
Offering—Lorraine
'
Illinois
Bond
Kasson, Minn.
Bond
t
from 1984 to 1987 inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the
Manhattan
■.
Superintendent
1.
*
Offering—Philip A. Berthiaume,- Secretary of the Bdard
York City. Legality approved by
of Education, will receive sealed
Smith,
Somerville
& Case,
of. bids until 8
p.m. t (EST); on'. Jan.
Montgomery."
25
for the purchase of $650,000
school
site
and. building bonds.
MASSACHUSETTS
Chase
by the successful bidder. Legality pree &■ Co., as 4%s, 4s and 4%s. -tloan, aet qL I960 bonds offered on
Dec. 20—v.
194, p. 2713—were
approved by Charles & TrauerLexington,. Ky.
; ;•>
awarded to W. E. Hutton & Co.,
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bond Offering—Florence Clark as
3.40s, at a price of 100.139, a
Madison County, Highland Com¬
Todd,* City Clerk, will receive basis of about 3.38%.
munity Unit School District No. 5,
100,000
Jan. 16 for the pur¬
$13,150,000 bonds. Dated
and interest
i
June
on
1975 inclusive.
as 3%s.
Due on June 1
from 1976 to 1983 inclusive."
a.m.
on
chase of
bonds
p.
until
bids
Feb. 1, 1962. vDue on Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1987 inclusive.
Principal
of
Due
200,000
ceive
57—w ere
3%s.
as
from 1963 to,
Bond
.
p.
$200,000
;
Bond Sale—The $321,000 school
building revenue bonds offered on
Madison
'
V.:■;'
par.
Bond and Montgomery
Counties, Highland Community
School District No. 5, III.
Bond Offering—Leto H. Essen-
Montgomery County, Md.
Offering—Alex K. Han¬
cock, Director of Finance, will re¬
;
Fulton County (P. O. Hickman),
Monday,- January 8, 1962
.
V.
will
Watertown, Minn.
a.m.
^
(EST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase
o#-^$350,000 bridge construction
Bond
Board,
Off
Town
er
i
n
Clerk,
\
/
•
g-^-Ernest W.
will receive
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $90,000
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at, any bank or trust com¬
telephone
pany
revenue
designated by the successful- Due
on
•
system
-
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961;
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1981
bidder. Legality approved by Dor*
inclusive.
Owen, Barber, Marquart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
:
Legality approved by
Morgan, of St.-Paul. r'
sey,
.
,
Callable.
Interest
J-D.
Briggs
&
,
Volume
Number 6123
195
»
*
Bond
...
™i°vl8' ™188'
Sale
.
T«e $300,000 indus-
inJ30 or,??^re<* bn Dec. 18—
% % S i? 7erv aw^jded tQ
The First
mi_
National Bank of Mem-
phls'
'
—
The
—
on
j
-
(161),
f
reclamation,
tion,
Maple Shade Township (P. O.
r
and for preparation. of
Tract I,
Bond
Sale—The $58,000 townimprovement bonds offered
on Dec. 26—v. 194, p., 2714—were
awarded
to
The
Burlington
53
Legality approved by
Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
Long Beach, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
$326,000 genera! improvement bonds offered
on Dec. 28r—v.
194, p. 2714—were
awarded
to The National State
Commissionehjof Conservation and
—
tl0nal
Metuchcn, N. J.
:
Secretary of Agriculture, Phillip
Alampi, and the New Jersey
iqo-57, Nevada
Offering
Edwina M.
rl
n n
Sykes,
plans for construction of the pub- ship
Assessment District
No
Plains."
Maple Shade)) N. J.
development
and improvement of the land in
•
Bank
of Cedarhurst,
a Price of par.
2-40s> at
MarHetown, Rochester,
as
v
'5/.V- V;
m
Rosendale
and Wawarsing Central School
District No. 1 (P. Q.
Bank, Newark* and Van Deventer
Rochester), N.Y.
City
Clerk"? will receive Econorai c ^Development, then Brothers, Inc* jointly, as 3%s, at
Bond Sale—The $240,00^ school
sealed bids u,ntil 8 pjm; (EST) on SalYatorq Bontempo. In addition a price/of 100.947v a basis v Of 19s62 bonds;
offered on Dec: 27
JeLn: f? fo;rthe"purchaseOf$85,00Q to the two cabinet officers, who a"bout 3.36%.
V. 194, pi. 2819—were awarded to
special assessment local improve-'- are
autoi^tically. members by >
ment' bonds/ Dated Feb. 1,1962;virtue of the Market, Commission MontoiUe Township School District
M
C ^
u:
(P. O. MontoiUe),-ft. J.- "
'
Due on Feb., 1 from 1963 to, 1972 Law,. th§ Governor then appointed
307^
?
Bond Sale,—The $436,000 school v
inclusivev Callable: Principal and .three Commissioners, Judge J°hh?
abO»LAl"%.. - . v^. , .
Cole,.
School
District (P. O. Meridian), Mis!i.
Sale
■
lie market facility, which occupies
Bond Sale ~ The $187,000 city 3
parts of Jersey City/-Secaucus,
improvement 1962 bonds offered
and North Bergen.
County Trust Co., in Moorestown, on Dec. 28-v.
194, p. 2819-were
at " the f The - Commission ' came into-' as 3y4s, at a price of par.
awarded to The
Peninsula Na-
(F-A) : payable
^La8 v
,
Lauderdale County, County
bonds offered
■
County Treasurer's office. Legality- being in
May
1960,
following
approved • by; Dawson,
Nagel, selection ot the site by the GovSherman & Howard, of Denver. ernor upon recommendation of the
Clinton, Miss, i'.i,
Bond Sale—The $63,000 special
street improvement bonds offered
on Jan
2
v
195, p. 58 — were
awarded
to ; The
First National
Bank,; of Memphis* as 3V4S, at a,
price of 100.177,.
■
r-;
Bond
The Commercial and Finanqial Chronicle >"■
.
terest
"\
?
school
.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jap. 11 for
the purchase of $6,000,000 school
bmicling, series 1962 bonds. Dated
Feb. 1,-1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
19^4 to 1982 inclusive. Callable as
0£ pek
^ 1970. Principal and in-
MISSISSIPPI
.
.
$1,400,000
Jam 2—
ns
^^„ut
®'
****
194, p. 2714—were awarded to
Deposit Guaranty Bank &
Co., Jackson, at. a price of interest payable at the City Treas- ^rewenv
Eugene : iFarrell, _ _and . bonds offered pn De^. 28—y. 194, ^
; Neu) York (State of)
par, a net interest cost of about urer's office.
Legality approved George tvFangmann, all 01 Hu<$- p. 2714—were awarded to B. J;
Bond Offering—Arthur Levitt,
by Dawson, Nagel,, Sherman &vson County,; Ju(jgq ,Dxewen was, Van Ingen &^Co;^ and Fidelity-State < Comptroller, Iw|ll receive
3.62%, as follows:
elected Chairman by his felfow
m
Union
Trust
Co.,
of Newark, sealed bids until jl a.m. (EST) on
$308,000 as 6s.
Due on March Howard, of Denver,
..Corhmissioners,
Farrell,
Vicejointly, as 3.60s, at a price of Jan- 18 for the purchase pf $3,3,-
v.
"
The
Trust
.,
W nnlvX-IS
394,000 as .3y2s.
from
1971
Due
March 1
on
County, Nevada
-
Chairman^ arid Fangmahn, Treas
:•
Offering—Joseph Mastro-
Bond
■>»
Manni,- Secretary of the Fair and
560,000 as 4s.. Due on March 1 Recreation' Board,' will receiverJhom^
.from 1978 to 1985/inclusive. / sealed bids until 2
p.m. (PST) on
140,000 as iy2s. Due on March 1, jan. 17 for the purchase of $V
nlSmT ?r
?e^v
.1986 and 1987.
-'*
-
-
,
convention
950,000
hall
100.167,
eo1on+flA
T
1977 inclusive.
to
I
Gaugem,yr., as its
H^fp tnV+h^
„
h,,!^
nA nprfnli
Mpvrfpr^
and. re-i
•••
creation bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
S Senator John Milton
Offering
A. D. Brooks, Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1990 wh^ was chosen bv the CommLClerk. of the Board of Super^sors^, • whisiye.Callable as of July .1, sion as its chairman. At the
will receive sealed bids until 10. 1970. Principal and. interest
(J^J).present time H Mat Adams is a
a.m,f (CST) on Jan. J6. for the Payable at .athe County .Treasur'Washington County, Miss. *
Bond
—-
chants
Park,
i
196a to
.
Dec. 27—v. 194, p. 2819
on
awarded to The First Mpr-
3V4&, at
as
a
of about 3.24%.
Principal
interest
bank
:
payable at,any^
company designated
trust
or
aLroveaUTw1:Uhariesde& Trluer7
Loufs5
Trauer"
West Point, Missf
; f
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$30,000
special street improvement bonds
was
sold; to The First* National
Bank, in West Point, as 3s. Dated
1,1 1961. -Due
^
-
Sept.
1
Legality
Charles
& '
Trauernicht,
of
Blytb & Co., Inc., as 3y2s, at a
price of 9.7.5599, a basis of about
Cape Girardeau School Dist., Mo.
Bond
Offering — v. Elizabeth
•
fered'
-
on
were
Dec;
27
awarded
and
Rome
svrs
at
-
ap-
-
Cou»missfon
vftpu
mfw
iwifn
,
T
3.61%,
•'
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows: Smith, Barney &
as
Co.j First Boston Corp.j Lehman
the
•
York
original feasibility re-
Wrt
In
,August the Board of Freeholders
adopted a resolution of their in-
as
rill*.
•
City.
Brookhaven
(P. O.
jyew
New
Patchogue),
York
i or*
public
1961 bonds offered
Dec. 27—v. 194, p. 2819—were
improvement
on
awarded
Geo. B.
to
a
group
Gibbons &
composed of
Co., Inc.; Ba-
and R. D.
at a price
basis of about 3.34%.
con, Stevenson & Co.,
White & Co., as 3.40s,
: and Holland Tunnels,
13 minutes
County, N. I.
% from downtown Newark-and 20
Development of Pub- minutes from the George Wash-
of 100.449, a
•
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; F. S, Mose- :
ley & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; A. G. Becker
&
Sale—The $618,000
Bond
tent tq guarantee the bond issue.
•
The proposed food market and
distribution center is one mile
wesi of the Hudson River, f0
minutes by truck from the LincQlp
-
nar
basis of about
3.23%.
ac-
Hudson
1, 1962
a
9ided by variou? reports «od
made
Housing
Aeenrv
100.08,
Brothers, Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Kuhn* Loeb & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.; Eastman Dillon,
of $1,450,000 water bonds. Due on V n i o n
Securities & Co.;
& Co.; Salomon
were May 1 from 1963 to 1992 inch** White,; Weld
made
under the
supervision of sive. Legality approved by Sykes, Brothers & Hutzler; R. W. Press-r
Barnett
and
Herenchak,
who, Galloway & Dikeman, of New prich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Pa
TTeloVM»AAlr pr Pa
P
C
TV/Taoa
2714
p
the
to
Finance
orice of
a
194
v
First
Co
jn
'
^
p
_
._
.
W. E. HuUon & Co Lee Higginson Corp.; First of Michigan Corp°r^10Jl'
i}' N?^es & Co-»
H- Morton & Co., Inc.; ShearHammiH & Co.; Dominick &
Dommick; Bacon, Stevenson &
^
90"* 99'' ®e0,
T°
;
*. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Gregorv &
Clarence Water ^Districts, N. Y.,
Sons, E. F.:K[utton & Co.; New
lie Market —Nineteen months of ington Bridge. It is bounded by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will York
Hanseatic
Corp.:
Spencer
1972...Principal and interest (F^A) painstaking engineering, financial, the Hackensack River,., the New
be received until 3 p.m;, (EST) on Trask. & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
payable at any bank or trust com- and legal study, evaluation and;.-Jersey Turnpike, - N. J.; Route 3,
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $965,- Co., Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
nanv designated
by the successful planning by the New Jersey Pub- and the New York Susquehanna
000 water 1961 bonds. Dated Dec. r. q. white &
bidder.
Co.; Pqrk, Ryan,
Legality / approved - by lie Market Commission were re- /and
Western - Railroad.
It has
■
CharlesjSf Tjauernicht.of St: Lbuis; : warded On Dec. 29 when the Hud-? major road, rail, water and air ly- 1961. Due on March, I- from inc; ;;, ;i:
1962 to
1987 inclusive,
"i Legality
• Baker,
Weeks ; & Co.; King/
V
nJr>
son County Board, of Freeholders - aCcommodations. v
^
approved by Sykes, Galloway & Quirk & Co.,-InqJ McDonnell &
Bond OffeHnfe^H
'iTnrHmsn-0.V-nconditionally. guaranteed they • r is these factors of accessiDikeman,. of New York. City.jy ,^ Co;, Inc.;; William R. S.taat?
r
Director of Fin®
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
•
Feb.
Dac. 29 the
price of
neriod
^rtaSt
^
^'
Ave.), N. Y.r
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
The
to
p.
by Barnett and Babylon, East Farmingdale Water
District, N. Y.
H^renchak, engineers, of Newark,
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
Lehman Brothers, investment
bankers,
of ; New
York,
and" will he received until 11 a.m.
Hawkins, -Delafield ?and Wood, (EST) on Jan. 23 for 'flie purchase
Fairleigh DiCkinson University,
Rutherford, N. J.
.
Bond
Sale—The $900,090
doiv
itory revenue'^1960 bonds of-
-
Dated
this
.
f
National
194,
studies prepared
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy* of New York City,
MISSOURI
school bonds.
in Somerville. Legality
Pany>
Louis, :
.Walther, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until. 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 23
for
the
purchase of $1,650,000
was
to
8th
solidated 19th series,. First install-
$86,000
bonds
27—v.
awarded
^ for th^ purchase of $120,•999 sewer assessment bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1962. Due on Jan.
15 from^ 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay- bond counsel, of New York.
^ble at the Somerset Trust ComLast June test
borings
by
St.
approved
Su?»- «on
19-month
the
leadh^S,
Bridgewater, N.
van Township Clerk, wi (EST) on
1 receive
sealed bids until 8 p.rn.
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Inter-
M-S.
est
on
Through
111
Bank, of Ridge Park, as 3.%s, at a
Washington.^
.
NEWJER5EY
t
.
nfeht
Sept.
,FRCIrv
Jan.
ment revenue bonds offered on
Jan. 4 ttt- v. 195, p. 59 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Dec.
' tempo accepted a Federal post in
,
(A-Q)
mcht, of St Louis.
of St.
from
en.ver.
'
and
of
civic
offered
on
2714—were
Sale—The
Bond
improvement
^^ce^Ugality approved by • ing succeeded Bontempo in the
rman & H°W"^ Governor's cabinet, when Bon-
?£^e™ent b0^s- .Pated
1 1980 a °!n
fr.orrt 1965
to
inclusive.
as
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 con¬
Woodcliff Lake, N. J.
>
harbor im-
Callable
■
price of 100.05,
.
purchase oC $500,000
2Q12.
1, 1982. .Principal and interest
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City.
National Bank, pf Asbury
basis
a
at
a
Qirt, N, J.
Sale—The $154,000 bonds,
offered
—were
nt a*
n
n
c
Sea
.Bond
068,000 state housing bonds. Dated
Jan, 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
basis of about 3.57%."
a
?£
-
1
from
Callable
to
1963
rnf
as
1982
Feb.
1,
.
;
.
>
.
r-
•
receB^
ncrt' wiU
bids
sealed
;
purchase-
to
Due
1992
-
from
1
the
for
devplonment
l,}
.
diotributinn center
Louis, Missouri
until
bids
Feb.
7
for the
of $12,6776,000 various
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Due
1963
from
elusive.
f
'
.
,
in-
1982
to
Rnnii
Bond
19
Home
a
to
Lake
of
;
0^000 wafpr
$105,000 water
.were
Housing
and
Agency, as 4V8s,
par.
-
•
-
-
County Elementary School
District
Bond
No.
Mont.
Offering —Gordon Gipe,
23,
.
.
r
culminate
in
anticipates will
opening
for
the
v
v
Fort Ann,
eight
million
people
No.
section, known as Tract I,
primarily will handle meat, fruit,
'
-
.
Ultimately, the completed food
the storage>
one area
,
d4qtriuution
range of
j^ew
of
whole
perishable foods, for "the ^
York-New
Jersey
metropolitan region Market commission
SunSv
^perts
beneficial
effect
on
the
economy-
of
the Hudson County area, as
well as providing great advantages
to the marketers, distributors and
consumers of food.'
2, N.
Y.
A.
Martineau, District Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
mostly in northern New Jersey,
that convinced the Commission
that the proposed public market
is the only practical location for
Feb.
for the
school
1,
pur-
1962.
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
auction, packing,•• processing, and payable at the National Commerrefrigeration (sections for meat, cial Bank & Trust Company, in
fish, agricultural and horticultural Whitehall. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
products.
>;
'y
.
On
.
Dec.
& Lee, Inc.;
New York
City.
and Hereuchak, which reaffirmed
DeHaven &
& Bodine,
The Illinois Company Laird. Bis-
Stone; The Ohio Company, Riter
& Co,; Seasongood & Mayer; Stern
Brothers & Co.
J: B- Hanauer & Co.; Howard,
WeiI, Labouisse, Friednchs & Co.,
Robert Garrett & Sons; Burns
Corbett
Gloversville, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $268,000 park-
and Engineering renort of Barnett.
Crouter
sell & Meeds, Model, Roland &
$398,000
Dated
Feb. 1
nahs
Townsend,
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Jan.
on
Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Henry
Harris & Sons, Inc.; Lyons, Han-
Due
from 1963 to 1992 inclu-
on
of
bonds.
Noel &
Williston & Beane; Yarnall, Biddle
&
1962
10
(EST)
chase
13 the Commission
marketing, accented a new Activity Income,
the
-
Offering—Dorothy
Bond
operation byl964 of the fiirst 36(L- a facility of such magnitude. Conacre
phase - of the facilitv.v This tained in the food center will be
first
Central School District
-■
1985,
by
Granville, Hartford and
Kingsbury
t)t
expantog New York-New Jersey
POPUlU.tlon center, which is x-
&
Pickard,
Byrd
Inc.;
Brothers; King, J. M. Dain & Co.,
jnc. Dolphin & Co.; Dreyfus &
ing lot 1961 bonds offered on Dec. Co<; Fabricand & Co.; Chapman,
Ike feasibility of " the site as ope 27—v.
194, p. 2819—were awarded Howe & Co.; Folger, Nolan, Flemwhich, will;be able tq adequately
tb The
Morgan Guaranty Trust jng_w. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.: Freeserve'the region's food distribuCo.,
New
and National
tion ne.eds most efficiently and Commercial York, & Trust Co., of man & Co>. Mullaney, Wells &
Bank
economically.
Kinrielon School District. N. J.
Bond >
Offering—Cecilia
Albany, jointly, as 3.30s, at a price
of 100.192, a basis of about 3.27%.
;
Bed-
Ha8tings-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Secretary of the Board of
Bond
Offering—Elizabeth T,
Education,! will
receive
sealed
15 for the purchase of $414,600
Gf the bonds through a syndicate bids until 8 p.m.' (EST) on Jan. Bankowitz, Village Treasurer, will
school construction bonds. Dated
0f banks which includes several
18 for the purchase of $2,140,000 receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dec. 1, 1961.
3 ; !
(EST) on Jan. 10 for the pur•
Hudson County banks. The initial school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
bond
issue
will
mature in
two Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1982 chase of $71,250 street improveNEVADA
years but will be subject to reinclusive. •» Principal and interest ment 1961 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Clark County, County School
funding into long-term bonds after (J-D) payable at the First Na- 1961. Due on Oct, 1 from 1962 to
construction has progressed to a tional Bank of Butler.y Legality 1968 inclusive* Principal and in¬
J. District, Nev.
(A-O) 7 payable
at:. the
Bond Offering—Helen C. Can- sufficient stage. Proceeds from the approved by Hawkins, Delafield terest
County Trust Company, «i White,
non,
Clerk - of . the- Board - of issue are to be used for acquisi- & Wood, of New York City, - t
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on.Feb.-
'
Hudson
center will be able to handle in
*.
2493^
the
Finance
price
the
series of steps which the
Commission
•
J959 194, p. offered on
bonds
v.
awarded
at
m
Sale—The
revenue
Dec.
l
a
and produce.
.
MONTANA
*n
fond
?
n
motion
purchase
1962.
in
3-^.
1S
infp
nnd
Action by the Freeholders set in-
;Bond Offering—Julius W. Delabar, City Auditor, will receive
sealed
anrp
bounty meadowlands.
•
St.
Qfift
marlrpf
1962
inclusive
>
of thp
various
March
Dated
March
on
24
Jan.
$12,676,000
bonds.
revenue
1962.
until
of
field,
Immediate first step is the sale
.
Co.; Newburger & Co.; RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; J. R. Ross &
Co.;
Tilney
&
Co.;
Winslow,
o°^Uj ^
^^SOn'T ^nCr> \^\
t
Saunders & Co., Inc.; Robert L.
W^ttaker &Co^; Rancher. Pierce
&
Wallace, ^
Co.; Mid-South Securities Co. apd
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,
NORTH CAROLINA
•
f
■-'S
,
p.
■■>>T
Charlotte, N. C..
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easfer-
ling, Secretary of jlie State
■+
Local
■ ■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Government
bids
Jefferson Union Local School Dist.,
Ohio
Commission, will re¬
ceive
sealed
office in
his
at
-
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of $1,800,000 bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1962. Due
be
New
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Feb.
15
be
Local School District,
Ohio<
I
Bond
the
for
Riegel
-
purchase of $506,000 school bonds.
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1986 incl.
>on
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Jan.
31
the
for
purchase of $125,000 school bonds.
Lisbon Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Offering—H.. T.
be
Ottawa County, Ohio ; V; - '
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $700,000 county home
$151,000 water
will receive sealed bids until 12:30
bonds.:
sewer,^series B bonds offered
on Dec. 19—v.
194, p. 2714—were
awarded
-to
the - Housing
and
Home Finance Agency, as 4V8S,
(EST) on Jan. 9 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 school improve¬
ment bonds.-'Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
North Carolina
Sale—The
Bond
'
-
- ■
Bond
■
at
Bond
19—v.
until
Jan.
• y
River
City
24
the
for
* y:
y
-
noon
Barron
bonds.
on
Drive
special
Dated
Dec.
1
Jan.
from
1,
1963 to
.
Monday, January 8, 1962
(CST)
purchase of
be received until 7:30 p.m.
Jan. ,9
the
for
$60,000-bonds.
on
1962.
Due" On
Dated
March
March
1
from
y ;
1,
•
1964
to 1984 inclusive. Interest M-S.
•
•
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First
National
Bank
Cincinnati. Le-„
by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
'
;•J
of
District, Ore.
Bond Offering—James B.
Chairman
of the
Hoag,
8
(PST)
p.m.
Bryan County (P. O. Durant),
*
Board of Direc- "
tors- will receive sealed bids until
OKLAHOMA
School District,
J"yyy;
OREGON
Columbia Hospital
gality approved
on
Jan. 10 for
•"
*
v
the
Dec.
on
1
from
1963
Bond
1984
to
selyn,
.
.
sani¬
bonds offered on Dec.
$180,000
194, p. 2714—were awarded
Housing and Home Finance
to the
1982
Due
until
Jan. 9 for the purchase
$21,200
Ohio
Principal and interest
(J-D)' payable at the Firestone
Sale—The-
tary sewer
Rocky
inclusive.
North Carolina
Ramsuer,
received
on
assessment
1962.
bids
sealed'
-
.
purchase T- of
$200,000
hospital
Offering — Mildred Josy
'
Oklahoma
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1-, 1962.
Due '
Clerk - Treasurer,. of the^.
y
Bond Sale—The $30,000 county on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in- ",
Board of Education, will receive
road bonds offered on Dec. 12-— elusive.
sealed bids until, noon (EST) on
Principal
and
interestv.
Bank, in Lisbon.
Legality ap¬
194, p. 2603—were awarded to (F-A) payable at the Bank of
Jan. 25 for the purchase of $2,St.;'; '
The First National Bank, and the
proved
by
Squire, - Sanders
&
Helens.-;-Legality
approved - by
250,000
school
building
bonds.
Durant National ..Bank,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
both : of Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due semi-anDurant, jointly, as 3s, at a price of Portland.Lucas County (P. O. Toledo),
anually on June 1 and Dec. 1 from
*:«'
"
of 100.166., a basis of about 2.96%.
yyOhio
1963 to 1983 inclusive. Principal
Jackson County School District
Bond
Sale—The $10,060 water and interest
(J-D) payable at the Canadian County Independent Sch.
yy^yy y''y No. 9,' Oregon J y-yy
District No. 27 (P. O. El Reno),
supply
line
special
assessment National C*ty Bank of Cleveland.
Bond Offferlhg—Beryl Hickson,
bonds offered on Dec. 28—v. 194, Legality
Oklahoma
approved
by
Squire,
District Clerk, w^ill receive sealed
p.,2715—were awarded to a group Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,- bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 11
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
000 school building bonds offered for
Seneca-Huron Local School Dist.
the
purchase' of
$682,000
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
on Dec.
18 was sold to The First school
(P. O. Bellevue), Ohio
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. y
and Harris, Sutherland & Co.,. as
Bank &
Trust
Bond Sale—The $230,000 school National
Co., of Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 - 3s, at a price of 100.0996, a basis
Oklahoma
City, and associates. inclusive.
improvement bonds offered
on
Principal and interest
of about
2.97%.;
.1. ■ : • ;
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb.
Dec. 27
v.
194, p. 2715 — were
(J-J) -. payable -at'., the
County
1 from 1964 tol 970 inclusive. Le¬
awarded to Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Mahoning County (P. O.
Treasurer's office. •
Legality ap- •
as
Youngstown), Ohio
3%s, at a price of 101.767, a gality approved by George J. Fa- proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
Bond
Sal e—The
$2,500,000 basis of about 3.53%.
gin, of Oklahoma City.
& Rankin, of Portland.
•
Due
price of par.-
a
t
p.m.
and
of
•''J
f
Dawes,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Falls
Asheboro-Central
North
Sanitary District (P. O. Asheboro),
ceive
(EST)
y
.
►
V*
•
'.•»•»
'*
«*
-
•
■
Agency,
3%s, at
as
NORTH
price of par.
a
DAKOTA
Kidder County, Steele School Dist.
No.
Bond
be
North
26,
Dakota
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Feb.
28 for
the
purchase of $340,000 school bonds.
,
.
_
OHIO
—
Boardman
Township (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
Bond
Sale
$31,960 road
West
assessment
fered
21—v.
194,
—were
2602—were awarded to McDon¬
headed
bonds
p.
ald
special
offered
&
The
—
improvement
on
Dec.
Inc.,
a
:
Columbus City School Dist.,
Bond
Clerk
Offering
the Board
of
Ohio
of
(EST)
noon
1963
to
1985
?;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
3%s, at a price of 100.778,
by
Other members of the
as
follows:
syndicate
Hornblower
Bond
Sale
offered
•—were
bonds'offered
—
on
Dec. 18—
has been
.
•*
on
awarded
to
McDonald
&'
100.35,
Bond ""Sale
west
fered
branch
on
Dec.
—
The
reservoir
27—v.
awarded
to
-
can¬
Dec.
bonds
W. H.
p.
28
was
sold
Co., Inc.
,
$6,000
offered
to4 Milburn,
y y.
Oklahoma
of¬
Morton
Bond
000
Sale—An
P.
:
and
Deb.
28-^-y.
Bankyof
to
Recreation
Springfield), Ore.
$285,000
bonds- offered
194/
p...
The
First
/
National ' y
Oregon, in Portland. -^1
Offering — Chester LeaClerk -of the Board- of ^Edu
cation,-will
until
for
11
the
.
school
Due
receive -sealed
a.m.
of
school building bonds
Ambler, Pa. r
$195,offered
Tipton, Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Landes,
receive
(EST)
of
Offering
Borough
sealed
on
—
Wilbert
Secretary,
bids
until. 8
(EST)
bonds.
inclusive.'
of
Dated
Dec.
on
1
Jan.
on
purchase
YOUR
17
^.$284,000 1
1, 1962.
Jan.
from
1963
V-;fy.,.
-
THE"ABC'S"OF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!:
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
ton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Colum¬
bus.
POSTMASTER^UGGESTStyl
SERVICE-LEARN
(J-D) payable at the Crooksville
Bank, in Crooksville. \, Legality
-y
=
Dover City School
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$610,000 school
bonds
offered 'on
Dec. 27
v.
194, p. 2715 — were
improvement
—
awarded
to
the
Harris
Savings, Bank,
of
Trust
Chicago,
&
•
and
yyyyyy.
Ginther & Co.,
jointly, as 3Ws, at
a price of
101.09, a basis of about
3.41%.
yy
Sale—The
$8,839
Dec.
on
—were
22—v.
194,
2495
p.
at
price
a
Township (P. O.
Geneva), Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
—
improvement
special,
on
Co.,
100.527,
a
as
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
'
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LETTERS AND PACKAGES 1
.
assessment-
,Dec. 26-^v.
2715—were awarded
of
:
$79,422 road
bonds offered,
&
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
of
about 3.81%.
Geneva
,
Clark
-
'
awarded to Fox, Reusch &
Co., Inc., as 3%s,
.100.305, a basis of
p.
y?®
water
bonds of¬
special assessment
fered
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAI LI
yyy'
:
s; s
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
yy
.
Gahanna, Ohio
Bond
line
V.'/
y-v' P
y
•
to
3%s, at
194,y
Fahey,"0
a;
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
price,
basis of about 3.28%.
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE I
•
Hicksville Exemnted
Village
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$225,000 school '
bonds offered
on
Dec.
28—v.
-
194,
2715—were awarded1- to
Braiiny
rp.
BpsVorthi
In6„
price of 101.01,
3.39%.
a
a
■lA—7
as;3%i; ^ '
basis of about
'
..
AND
-
.'
I
mailearly,inthe;day-
-
i
James
vv1
'
A.
-
*■,*,'t1^.1
-
Garfield
Local School
District, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids wilj,
be
received until Feb, 15 for the
purchase of $420,000 school bonds.
IT'S THE BETTER
p.m.
$55,000 borough 'improvement
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
1983
to
Principal and interest
H.
will
Jan. 8 for the purchase
¬
bids
v
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
sure,.
on
2820—rwere
-;
,
"
-
park '
-
issue
Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a price of on Dec. 28 was sold to The
Liberty
101.13, a basis of about 3.15%. y : National Bank & r Trust
Co., of
Oklahoma City.
y y
Woodlawn, Ohio
A
;Bond Offering — Raymond
Berling, Village Clerk, will
improvement
awarded j
;r^
Indep* School
District No. 12 (P. O. Edmond),
2715
Park
District (P. O.
Bond " Sale—The"
of
issue
Oklahoma County
$1,750,158
194,
Sale—An
Cochran &
County (P. O.
Warren), Ohio
y
Bond
on
Willamalane
Oklahoma-
site and equipment bonds
a
Trumbull
.
County Independent Sch,
54 (P. O. Holdenville),
No.
*
&
Cancelled—The pro-
194, p,«2495
celled.
:
v.
Dist.
$274,200 bonds
Dec. 12—v. 194, p. 2495
as
3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.92%.
y
Hughes
Ohio
Sale—The
Co..
&
p^gdHsgle o,f |3,300 fire house ad¬
dition
Steubenville,
Bond
Exempted Village
District, Ohio
School
.
1.
f
to
—were
inclusive.
f
Crooksville
awarded
Morrow, Ohio
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
they Chase- Manhattan
Bank, in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Co-
Jlumbus.
of¬
basis of about 3.30%.
school, series 3 bonds.
Dated March 1, 1962. Due on
Sept.
from
bonds
194, p. 2715
a
syndicate
Shockey & Co., Provident Bank,
Cincinnati, and Allan Blair & Co.
of $7,000,000
1
27—v.
First of Michigan Corp.,
Rodman & Renshaw, Hutchinson,
Feb. 6 for the purchase
on
as
Dec.
Weeks,
Education,
will receive sealed, bids until
on
were
H. C. Kuhnle,
—
reservoir
"•
Co., as SV2s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.49%.
100.03,
Branch
^
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Volume
Number 6123
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1,750,000
Exchange Bank, in Philadelphia.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Girardville, Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
p
pnnPP
Dec.. 1
whi+P
inclu-
1971
p
Brothers
Salomon
^
Weld
Phelos
Co
&
Co
&
Peabodv
Kidder
Fenn
T™n®ips^^_
Securities Corb
Lower
'
MakeReld
Township.
Rnrr
Wm
P.
PotWk
A
Co
Inc.
7 Burr, Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
.
:
—
prov.ement bonds. offered
Dec.
on
The -Robinson-Humphrey
a Price of Par> a net
terest cost of about 3.59%, as
lowsr ^
<
until
bids
16
8
the
for
p.m.
city
improvement
Feb.
1, 1962. Due
1964
to
1980
approved
of
Dated
Feb. 1 from
mv*
•
r
d/i
\
^
v
Bond
Offering
HAA
A A
avk
-62,000
as
from
Western
of
ii
ney_
John Hanna,
Board of Trus-
t2
w
View School Authority,
Allegheny County (P. O. Pittsburgh 37), Pa.
•
'
"
offered
cn
syndicate
Dec.
14
headed
to
We!ls
&
cate
as
c
DeHaven
1
1 QfiO
Due on Jan. 1
to" 1982 inclusive.
I 1a4a/1
T«\*\
"t
1IUCO
inclusive.
1977.
'
_
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
dd t
a
Underwood
.«• A., Und
Southwest
First
&
Co.,
•
of
Inc.,
Co.,
and
'
Texas
WE GIVE
STOCK EXCHANGE
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Reusch
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
Puerto Rico Industrial Develop.
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
ment Company (P. O. San Juan),
•
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
sold to a syndicate
the
First
Boston
•
FEDERAL LAND
•
RAILROAD BONOS
v'.- :,/■. ; Corp., Lehman Brothers, Merrill
di irotn niaa
v •Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
i-:inc., White, Weld & Co., Ira Haupt
Rico
(Commonwealth of) & Co., B., J. Van Ingen & Co.,
v
v
group composed
RECORD
&
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and 501| fommerclal Bank»
Kidder, Peabody & Co., EastDillon, Union Securities &
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, ■ Arthurs, Le1 strange & Co., Thomas & Co., A.
E. Masten & Co., Schaffer, Necker
&r Co.,
Schmidt, - Roberts &
Parke, H. J. Steele & Co-Chap^lin, McGuinness & Co., McJunkm,
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Bond,. Sale—An
000,000
&Y Co.j McKeWy & Co., bonds
Penington, Colket
B. Root
TftVl
nus & Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc., Sweney, Cartwright &
follows:
man-
Patton
.
.
I^c-> John Small & Co., Inc.,
Granger & Co./Rowles, Winston
® Go., R. J. Edwards, Inc., Mag-
by
&
were
to
Inc.,
&
Irving Co.,
a
Singer,
Scribner, and Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.
Other members of the syndiDeane
Turner,
C. N. Burt & Co., jointly.
BANK & QUOTATION
Bank & TFust C°> N,ew York, AlJls°n~Williams Co., Weil Roth &
bonds
sold
was
system
sold
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Cutter, Bennett & Co., Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co.; Inc., Federation
$2,110,-
revenue
&
was
a
..
,
building
bonds
Guerin
$177,000
sewer
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
^lenrent A* ^vans
Inc
Cormick
—
Sale—An issue of
Eppler,
and
1962
revenue
Austin, Texas
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, Mc-
T
/?oss-Wesf
Bond
waterworks
New
Co., Fulton Reid &
Secretary of the
Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett & Picktees, will receive sealed bids un- ard, Leedv, Wheeler & Alleman,
til 10 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 19 for
inc.} h. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., A.
the purchase of $555,000 dormi- e. Masten
& Co., Piper, Jaffray
tory revenue 1961 bonds.
Dated &
Hopwood,
Raffensperger,
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from Hughes & Co., Inc., Ryan, Suther1964 to 2001v inclusive.
Legality land & Co., Schmidt, Roberts &
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick Parke, Townsend, Dabney & Ty& Saul, 'of Philadelphia,' -;
son, Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
000 school
Inc-' J01ntly' at a
Tex.
ISSUe Of
in~
3.60s.
1978
.
Pennsylvania Military College,
»
Canton,
BOnd Sa,«—A«
a
44>900 as,n3„|s: HES on,Jan' 1 i?62 bon.ds' ?ated Jan 1 1962
1979 to 1977 inclusive. : Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1987
' Tripp v& Co., Inc., Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., Peoples National
Bank,
Charlottesville,
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Mulla-
inclusive.;* Legality
by
i,
at
Bond
Bond Offering—W?T. Williams, Dallas County Water Control and
Offering—W. T
—,
fol- Jr., City Manager, will receive Improvement District No. 7 (P. O.
^-- -sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) 1 ' Dallas), Texas
$44>°°0 as 3%s.
Due on Jan. 1 on Jan. 25 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—An issue of $868,from 1965 to 1972 Inclusive.
$2,000,000 various purpose, series 000 sewer tax and revenue bonds
01Z.fi
lylla
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
mS \ir
J?0"'
J?0'' Ken<nY?r> MacArthur
& Co> Stranahan, Harris & Co.
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
p
Co.
?g,,j jei5
$243,000
bonds.
on
-
& Co
-
purchase
inintlv
and
&
Trust
9°!^
receive sealed
' (EST-). on Jan.
will
Dallas,
Lynch, Pierce,
Inc., and Jack M.
Tnr
Legality approved
by
Huguenin & Boothman,
Dumas,
was
TEXAS
Co., Laidlaw & Co.,.*
American Securities Corp., G. H.
rine
Pa.
Offering—Jack Crumley,
Clerk,
Cn
Co.,
Inc> at
York, -Buffalo, McDonald & Co.,
The Ohio Co
Boettcher & Co.,
New Kensington,
"Bond
Merrill
^
com-
& Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc., First of Michigan Corp.,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Ma-
Trust Co., of Newton.
City
Bass
Dec. 5
on
bidder.
$525,000
improve-
sewer
trust
or
Walker
28—v. 194, p. 2715—were awarded
to
The
First
National Bank &
-v.
Hirsch
to
Fenner & Smith
C
.
(p. O. Yqrdley), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $100,000 im-
and
"3®
Bond Sale—The $150,000 storm Pr'ce of Par-
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waterworks
bank
any
55
pany designated by the successful
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
to
payable at
Humboldt, Tenn.
ment bonds offered
Beaufort, South Carolina
Ltt
-
Sh^ & Mit"
SOUTH CAROLINA
Fran-
-
Bgnk of Mahanoy City. Legality
Q t ' duPont & Co.*> L * F 4 RothsT?1ll
JPt
approved by Townsend, Elliott & chiid &
Co„ Estabrook & Co., DoMunson, of Philadelphia.
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V minick
&
Dominick, Coffin &
r\v\v\*»AtrA/J
TENNESSEE
Mit-
Ahorre
Equitable
(J-D)
National
Union
by
drainage bcnds offered on Dec.
Ponce, both of J9" '■ *94- P: 2716—were awarded
y
payable
the
approved
****»>•
Bank'
Savings
sive. Principal and interest
at
Legality
che11. ol New York Clty-
Co.* New York,
Ponceno, Banco de
Hutzler
to
July 1,
on
Banc0 Credito
Chicag0
funding
1962
Trust
HarrisTrust"
(EST)
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
from
Due
follows:
as
Bankers
J?1 the Purcbasa. of
J6
and
refunding
nno'
City.
1984.
were
$60,000
2s.
as
(163)
tional City Bank, in New York
Other members of the syndicate
Munson, of Philadelphia.
be received until 7:30 p.m
1
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
18,T°frZ ?97ito 1983Z°clusivey
payable to the Girard Trust Corn
■
Due on July
5s.
as
from
Principal and interest (J-J)*
Elliott &
.
$5,000,000
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1S63 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
.
&
Co., and P.
general
was
composed
issue
purpose
of
$15,-
revenue
BANK
BONDS
of
&-.Co.;'7;,^>;-_
-,
-
Puerto
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000,000
Inc., Banco Popular de Puerto
Rico, .Banco Credito y . Ahorro
A bonds offered on Jan. 3—v. 195, Ponceno, Banco de Ponce, Cutter,
p. 59—were awarded to a syndi- Bennett & Co., F. Brittain Kencate headed by the Chase Man- nedy & Co., and Wells & Christhattan Bank, -* Morgan
Guaranty ensen, Inc.,'as 4s, 4y4S and 4.40s.
Trust Co., both of New York, and Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July
Ira Haupt & Co., at a price of 1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
100.0519, a net interest cost. of. Callable.
Principal and interest
about 3.44%^ as follows:
• *' *
: K (J-D) payable at the First Napublic
improvement' 1962,
.
.
series
SECURITIES
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
CALL LOAN RATES
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VOLUME OF TRADING
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The Comptroller of the State of New York
will sell at his office, 23rd floor, 270 Broadway,
New York
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
7, New York
-
January 10, 1962 at 11 o'clock A. M.
(Eastern Standard Time)
$33,068,000
,
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STATE OF NEW YORK HOUSING BONDS
Dated
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January 1, 1962. Due January 1, 1963 to January 1, 20L2.
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payable at The Chase Manhattan Bank, New York City,
Descriptive circular will be mailed
upon
ARTHUR LEVITT, State Comptroller,
Dated January
3, 1962
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;
,
application to
I
SUBSCRIBE
Principal and semi-annual interest July 1 and January 1
TODAY
0
I
,
-
-
C8
wish
to
subscribe
V
to
the
Bank
&
Quotation
for one year for the sum of $45.
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Name
I
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Albany 1, N. Y.
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
25 PARK PLACE
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
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Address
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City
Zone
State
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(164)
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Bank
&
Dated
Feb.
1
from
Trust
1,
Co., of
1962. Due
Dallas.
on Feb.
1964 to 1995 inclusive.
son,
Elkins, Weems & Searls,.. of
Houston.
7
,77'77\;7'- '7;7
In¬
/,
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Garland, Tex.
F-A. Legality approved by
Bond Offering —John S. Stiff,
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
City Manager,, will receive sealed
& Horton, of Dallas!
,
J
7
>
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bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of $2,301,000
Galveston, Texas >7
9
terest
Bond
Offering
—
bonds
Edward
as
follows:
will 7 receive $1,876,000 various general obliga¬
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
tion bonds. :
7
Jan.- 16 for the purchase of $2,425,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds.
315,000 street improvement, series
1962 bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1962.;
Harlandale Independent School
Due on Feb. 1 from 1967 to 1992
Mayor,
-
District, Texas
Callable as of Feb. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Vin¬
inclusive.
Bond
1977.
to
1997
President
of
the
Board
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
inclusive.
Callable
as
1
Interest
from
1,7 1982,
terest
(F-A)
&
',7,7-7.7 .77'i y7
Bond
r
Bond
Sale—An issue
irrigation system bonds
to Herbert J.
4s.
Dated
Tex.
of
sold
Sims & Co., Inc., as
Feb.
1,
1962.
Due
clusive. Callable
was
sold
to
The
First
of
Bond
of
the
Board
of
on
Trus¬
un¬
til 7 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 9 for the
purchase of $400,000 schoolhouse
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1963
to
7
v
1989
\ 7, '
/
7
Rockwall, Texas f
; Bond. Sale—An issue of $60,000
Southwest
Indep. School District,
,'7
Texas
Offering—Reed Lindsey,
1, 1979.
7
,
007,77. 77" 7 7.;: 777''7.7, 7'- 777;
President
Houston,
$65,000
Huntsville
of Feb.
as
Principal and interest payable at
the1
First!- National
Bank,
in
Huntsville.-Legality approved by1
Vinson, Elkins;, Weems & Searls,
ap¬
.
issue of
tees, will receive sealed bids
$70,000
was
inclu¬
air strip bonds offered on Dec. 29
;77.yi 7 7/7
Hidalgo County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 15
Hillsboro, Tex.
Sale—An
''
(P. O. Edinburg),
1972
Legality
Searle, of Houston.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
Commerce, in San
Antonio.- Legality
approved by
Dumas,.\Huguenin & Boothman,
Dallas.
to
F-A.
of
tionsBank of
of
1963
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
-
Feb.
,
Offering—Jesse W. Dunn,
Feb.
sive.
(CST) on Jan. 15 for the
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
ing, series 1962 bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963
,
Schreiber,
J
7:30 p.m.
water
,
and
sewer,
revenue
was
sold, to
Co.,
as
4.15s.
Due
on
April 1 from 1987
bonds
The
First Southwest
Dated Jan.-l, 1962.'
to
1992
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Legality
Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas."'
7
7 7 : 7
approved by
.
Texas- Lutheran
,
College, Sequin, "
-
T exas
Bond
in¬
Offering
Marcus
—
Rieke, President, will
sealed
bids
.Jan.
on
until
23
.for
10
receive
(CST)
a.m.
the
C.
purchase; of
$270,000 dormitory revenue, series
1961
bonds.;.. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
from
1964
to
Walter A.
77:777^
V
-r-v-
\'?7V
Granite School District,
•
2001
Legality approved by.'
Koons, of Sequin.7 7 "
v,
Utah
f
Bond ^Offering—Sealed
bids will
be received until 7:30
p.m. (MST)
on
Jan. 16 for the
purchase of
$2,045,000 school building* 1961,'
series B bonds. Due on
June 1
from 1969 to 1972
inclusive.: In¬
terest ■ J-D.
1
:
77;/ '7;>: :7:7'-'7;:77..--'7
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WASHINGTON
Mountlake Terrace,
Years
ASSETS
Cash
on
1961
Hand
Due from Banks
and
Ending December 31st
water
1960
1959
'$110,703,463.46
U. S. Government Securities
.
$ 93,051,216.44
$ 51,71 3,808.61
108,733,360.82
106,849,671.80
94,268,361.87
by U. S. Govt,
Other Loans and
reve¬
Wm.
Co.,
P.
4.20s.
as
Dec." 1, 1961. Due on June
1, 1990. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
by * Preston,y Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seat¬
or
or
Washington (State of)
Agencies
Discounts
Bond
67,313,597.77
Offering — Roy A. Pitt,
Secretary of the State Fi¬
Committee, will receive
Jr.,
...
336,948,844.02
nance
sealed bids until 11
10,134,165.4f
Fixtures
Jan.
to
20,701,545.67
5,087,377.64
146,735.67
2,570,579.53
2,251,401.08
2,505,006.10
$686,782,204.78
$604,030,040.03
$449,684,049.86
*
TOTAL
15
for
the
(PST)
a.m.
on
purchase of $22,-
556,000 revenue bonds. Dated Dec..
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
3,019,239.36
Liability
Acceptances
Other Assets
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Insured
Customers
on
&
B
to
Dated
tle
Houses
and
Son
$100,000
series
sold
was
proved
Loans Guaranteed
Furniture
sewer,
Harper7&
Other Securities
Banking
and
bonds
nue
Municipal Bonds
and
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1981
Dec.
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
1, 1971. Principal and inter-'
est payable
er's office..
at the State Treasur¬
Legality approved by
Preston, yThorgrimson,
Horowitz,
Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
777,v7'':v
WISCONSIN
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LIABILITIES
Capital
Surplus
j
Undivided
Profits
$ 14,488,765.00
$ 13,926,155.00
9,073,845.00
7,346,430.00
7,410,402.86
7,483,372.63
2,777,783.50
Jan.
Reserve for Possible Loan Losses
Total
None
21,832,731.80
400,000.00
17,653,730.36
None
at
bonds.; Due
Dec.
on
1
1966 inclusive. Prin^
(J-D) payable
City Treasurer's office.
the
Osceola Village, Farmington,
Alden, Garfield, Osceola, Somer¬
and
set
Taxes, Interest, etc..
Star Prairie
r
Towns
Joint School District No. 2
Outstanding
(P. O. Osceola), Wis.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 school
Other Liabilities
bonds offered
p.
Deposits
TOTAL
*
cipal and interest
'12,399,851.26
Capital Funds
Acceptances
•;./
$600,—
improvement special as-'
from 1963 to
and Indicated Reserve
Reserve for
y.
16 for the purchase of
000 local
sessment
Capital Debentures
V
Bond 7 Offering — E 1 d e n
J.
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
$ 10,003,570.00
9,211,235.0b
........................................
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-Appleton, Wis: 7 W
.:
on
2496—were
Blair & Co.
13—v.
•
to
Bond
Municipal
Finance
receive
on
Speer,
Consultant,
sealed
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
194,
Allan
7V.<;'7 :v77-;-7
Two Rivers, Wis.
Offering—Paul D.
.
will
Dec.
awarded
bids
Jan.
30
until
for
1
the
$1,750,000 corporate
hospital, waterworks and
purpose
sewerage, series 1962 bonds.
Due
on April
1 from -1963 to 1980 in¬
clusive. Interest A-O.
7^y7-7v^:
CANADA
QUEBEC
Lac
Etchemin,
Quebec
Bond
Sale—An issue of $62,000
improvement bonds
offered
on
Dec.
19
was
sold to
Cliche & As-
socies, Ltd., and Banque Provin¬
ciate
■
du-Canada,; jointly,7 at
price of 98.06,
of about
$35,500
m
7;
5.47
as
5s;
1963 to
26,500
as
a
a
net interest cost
%,; as follows:
Due on Jan. 1 from
1971 inclusive. 7;
5V£s£ ;Due
oti
Jan.
1,
@FedFRASER