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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
1839
Established
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off,
Number
196
New York
6177
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 16, 1962
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
about
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
Withdrawn—
July 11, 19.62 the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on March 23, 1962 which covered
101,578 common shares to have been offered for subscription by
stockholders on a l-for-5 basis through James N. Reddoch & Co.,
On
Memphis.—V.
195,
Pacific
American
The
Fund,
1545.
p.
of
S
stock
Registered
Fund, Inc.—Common
Hawaii,
Honolulu,
Avenue,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on July 9 covering 94,500 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at net asset value.
There is no sales commission or creation fee charged.
is
Fund
The
diversified,
a
open-end management company organ¬
1962. It intends to invest in securi¬
ized under Hawaii law in April,
also
Shares
which
the
of
Life
Pacific
to
organized
underwriter
to
Life.
act
Fund,
the
Roger S.
it
is
Ames
of the
President
per¬
was
of its
to
its
the
American Strategic Minerals Corp.—Common Reg'd
corporation of 527 Failing Bldg., Portland, Ore., filed
The
of
with
statement
stock,
common
to
the
SEC
offered
be
a
regis¬
July 9 covering 400,000 shares
for public sale at a price to be
on
must,
its
supplied by amendment (maximum $3 per share). The names of the
underwriters and underwriting terms are also to be supplied by
amendment/.
The
/
v
organized
under
v
•
.
of
Minerals
Exploration
of
the Department
of
the
Interior.
It
of
tion
Mother
the
Cinnabar
Lode
in
Mine
Of
Oregon.
the
net
the stock sale, about $150,000 will be used to dis¬
liabilities, $160,000 to explore the said mine in
gold and silver mines near
Elk City, Idaho and Boone Springs, Nev. The balance will be used
for limited exploration and for working capital. The company has
proceeds
from
current
charge
and $421,000 to explore copper,
Oregon,
outstanding 170,500 shares of common stock acquired at an average
cost of $1 per share. After sale of the new
shares, management offi¬
cials as a group will own about 10.6% of the company's outstanding,
stock. Conrad M. Ellingsen is President.
plus
the
it
the
time
of
sell
as
may
Pont
ten
part
has
enacted
been
the
to
or
the
reduce
tax
impact
underwritten secondary
Motors stock it is to receive.
an
number
a
period
to join
other
to
the
major
of
of
underwritten secondary
Christiana
time,
has
ex¬
underwritten secondary offering
of
Christiana
and
shareholders
who
to
trusts
of
which
members
shares
secondary
of
offering,
^Christiana.—V.
of
Inc.,
the
and
General
p.
Pont
Du
William
family
du
550,00p
in
shares
beneficiaries,
are
Pont,
stock
Motors
which
of
195,
Jr.,
the
plan to
underwritten
to
are
sell
sold jby
be
share;
and
tures Registered—
company,
of
of
debentures
due
bidding July 25.
used
to
2002,
to
Fourth
the
to be
SEC
St.,
on
the
Cincinnati,
July
6
offered for public
The net proceeds from
reimburse
thereafter
East
with
The
treasury
for
the
Ohio, filed a
covering $20,000,000
sale
at
debenture
construction
competitive
sale
will
expenditures
be
and
borrowings from banks and from the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (owner of 29% of its outstanding stock),
estimated at $19,500,000, and for general corporate purposes.
Conrepay
of
order
stockholders on the* basis of one new share for each
record July 20, 1962.
No underwriting is involved.
are to be used for expansion and working capital.
Proceeds
Arnold,
of
Hoffman,
and
sale
55
Canal
St.,
Providence, is engaged in the
187, p. 2114.
chemicals.—V.
of
Associates—Securities
Registered—
In This Issue
interest.
per
No
Associates
underwriting is involved.
organized
was
under
New
York
law
in
1962,
June,
to
fee title to the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge then under
Bordentown, N. J. The Lodge is being built accord¬
ing to plans and specifications of the Howard Johnson Motor Lodges,
Inc., and will operate under a franchise granted by that company.
Charles Seiden, Leonard Seiden, Harry Diamond and Stanley Malin
acquire
construction in
the
are
general partners.
Esther Diamond
and
Edward
has
partnership
Harry
each
purchased a $5,000 original limited
Diamond and Stanley Malin have
limited partnership interest of $27,500 as
the
of
interest
of
the
and
original
an
result of the assignment
a
general partners in
Levey each
interest
received
the
contract
to
purchase
the Lodge to the
partnership. The general partners have contracted
to purchase the property for $695,000, $395,000 in cash and
subject
to
a
$300,000 mortgage.
The proceeds from the sale of limited
partnership interests will be used to refund a $35,000 down payment
the
on
property
the cash portion
will
the
operate
made
by
Malin
and
Diamond
and
balance
as
they will receive $13,000
per year for their
services.
•
Central Acceptance Corp. of Delaware—SEC
Regis¬
National
to
offering
On
July 6, 1962,
the company withdrew its registration statement
on Nov. 29,
1961 which covered 150,-
underwriter,
an
Christiana
not
named.—V.
Securities
194,
p.
through
2548.
Co.—Seeks
Exemption From
Investment Company Act—
Christiana
exemption
stock
an
a
of
that
the
Del.,
to
persons
Motors
has
applied
Investment
make
Corp.;
public
a
and
to
Company
the
the
SEC
for
directors
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
National
Boston
Stock
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Commission
has
I.
du
of
Feb.
28,
1965.
issued
persons until July 24,
1962, to request
According to the application, the U. S. District
recently handed down a judgment which provides
May
1,
1962,
The
Pont
de
Nemours
63,000,000
Under
shares
the
divestiture
initial
step
must
in
&
of
Co.
the
judgment,
the
must
dispose
General
which
commence
divestiture
no
is
of
Motors
became
later
the
all
of
stock
effective
than
and
The
(2)
July
distribution
its
by
on
30,
of
filed
com¬
report
a
false and misleading,
its
failure
disclose
to
that
part
the
of
192,
303.
p.
Motors Carp.—Common Registered—
of
company
with
statement
Broadway, New York, filed a registration
covering 1,589,680 outstanding shares of
1775
the
stock,
offered
through underwriters
headed
York.
New
and
to
SEC
be
The
public
underwriting
dition
has
to
terms
certain
public sale
for
are
indebtedness
and
preferred
285,782,065 shares
Christiana Securities
stockholders,
trustee
three
of
Pont
du
trusts
Scott
Inc.
which
of
the
holders
du
the
thereof
Trust;
Pont,
Jr.
foundation
created
selling
Co.
(as
Marion
and
beneficiaries),
and William du Pont, Jr.,
company
The
stock.
Delaware
income
current
stock,
common
Co.,
William
charitable
(a
du Pont)
of
the
are
by
by Morgan Stanley & Co., 2 Wall St.,
price (maximum $52 per share)
to be supplied by amendment. In ad¬
offering
outstanding
327,986
is
Longwood
late
the
by
7,244,060, 710,704,
own
12
34
34
36
36
36
in
Christiana
outstanding
on
June
8,
July
from
the
1962, Christiana held of record 13,Du Pont common stock and 535,500
stock. On July 9, 1962, Chris¬
shares of General Motors common stock
of
common
Pont.
Du
Judgment
of
Both
Pont
Du
United
the
and
Christiana
District
States
Court
with respect to their General Motors common
shares of General Motors stock being sold by
Illinois
550,000
are
8,
29%,
Motors
part
the
of
shares
6,708,560
received
by
it
on
the
expenses
42
rata
pro
550,000
shares
court.
requirements
shares
after
further
36
36
36
Miscellaneous Features
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable.-—
Statement of Member Banks
1
2
has
Motors
or
by
common
any
Du
by
stock
it
immediately
own
it
of
within
how
the 6,694,060
of
will
shares
additional
Pont.
Judgment
a
and
when
will dispose
receive
may
on
corporation
also
filed
a
10, covering an
additional
stock, to be offered for
July
common
brothers
and
stock
them
sisters
spouses
the
and
of
the
children
late
Pierre
living
in
S.
du Pont
descen¬
their
or
the household
of
any
of the
and certain related trusts. None of the GM common
subject of this offering its stock received by the selling
stockholders
in
respect
of
Christiana
common
shares
owned
by
accordingly, none of the shares being offered are shares
to be sold by court Judgment.—V. 196, p. 6.
and,
required
Grumman-Bond
48
permitted
as
determined
registration statement with the
101,354 outstanding shares
public sale by the holders
thereof through
transactions on the New York Stock Exchange,
or other stock
exchanges, or otherwise, at market prices prevailing
at the time of sale or at negotiated prices. The selling stockholders
are
certain management officials of E. I. du Pont de Nemours &
Co.,
certain management
officials of Christiana Securities Co.,
SEC
foregoing,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
sale,
not
Judgment it
Secondary Registered—
dants,
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
such
the
offering
10
48
47
of
distributions
51
of
*
the
The
of
General Corporation and Investment News__
to
Christiana
General
of
36
36
New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
incident
the
the
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
stock
common
only
6,708,560
to
The
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
System
Foreign Exchange Rates
or
distribution
stock.
Pont
the
On
General
Chicago,
share of General Motors common stock
distribution by Du Pont. The prospectus states that the
are being sold by Christiana
to raise funds to pay
Federal income taxes incurred by reason of the receipt of shares
of General Motors common stock from Du
Pont, and taxes and
38
Markets
Federal Reserve
a
stock.
subject
July 9, Du Pont distributed to its
shares of General Motors com¬
On
Va
37
i
Exchange!
Over-the-Counter
the
has
such distribution (which Du Pont has
such distribution by it in 1962), Du
total of 40,008,508 shares, or 14%, of General Motors
received
tiana
in
are
it
and
substantially all of such
stockholders in three, or
or
common
effect to
be
shares,
of
stock;
common
of
de
Pont
63,000,000
22,991,492
of
Du
du
of record
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock
shaies
34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock ExchangePittsburgh Stock Exchange
Toronto
417,120
34
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
common
of
giving
will
Pont owned
43
of
rate
investment
I.
E.
of
Pont held
Du
Motors
Pont
principal
stock
common
distribute all
to
Du
total
the
share
After
to
instalments.
a
at
announced
of
1962,
the General
of
the
company,
shares
July 8,
proposes
four,
29
Exchange
it
shares
each
1962.
On
22%,
or
that
stock
mon
holding
a
Co.
&
respectively. They propose to sell 550,000,
4,000
shares respectively.
and
is
13,417,120
stockholders
24
—
Stock
Condition
permitting it
offering of common
it
that
was
to be used for advances to officers, directors
and part for payment of salaries to officers and
its failure to disclose that it intended to acquire
subsidiary.—V.
a
possibly
Stock and Bond Quotations
an
Act
thereon.
holdings
1962.
under
giving interested
(ND, 111.)
E.
Wilmington,
other
General
order
hearing
Court
of
order
certain
and
in
A
which
was
persons
63,000,000
originally filed with the SEC
sold at $5 per share
Regulation
Commission
(1)
concern
proceeds
and other
stated
tration Withdrawn—
000 class A common shares to have been
respect to Colorado General asserts that the
with the
Regulation A in that it filed a report of sales which was not true,
complete and accurate. The alleged misrepresentations with respect
Transactions
the
of the purchase price. Charles and Leonard Seiden
motel under a management contract under which
an
reports of stock sales, and that it failed
to several requests from the Commission's staff with
to the filing of revised reports of sales. With respect to
National, the order asserts that the company did not comply with
shares,
New York Stock Exchange
of 512 Seventh Ave., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on July 2 covering $385,000 of limited part¬
nership interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale at $5,000
company,
and that the offering circular
misleading
respond
for
Bordentown
and
respect
Nemours
PAGE
The
11,
327,986 and 10,000 shares,
of
manufacture
July
on
public offering
shares at
300,000
that it failed to file further
to
Pierre S.
by
held
three
of Regulation A
false
with
sales
stock
Foundation,
corporation
scription
both
conditions
Christiana
on June 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 4,367
(par®$10) to be offered at $37.50 per share for sub¬
General
50,000 shares at $6 per share.
The
suspension orders that it has reasonable
companies failed to comply with certain
its
in
that
failed to comply with
pany
which
shares
filed
the
proposed
Colorado
in respect of certain material,
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made
permanent.
707,694,
The
respectively,
follows:
Each order provides
common
225
Offering
—
National
and
is
notifications
in
companies,
1961,
as
asserts
believe
General
The
Co.
Insurance
f
2031.
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co.—Deben¬
registration statement
two
28,
stock
National
of
Arnold, Hoffman & Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
The
Aug.
to
terms
Motors stock by Du Pont
payable by Christiana and
to the application. To pay
make
General
limited
Longwood Foundation,
and
cause
still be
according
the
of
amount.
i960
Founda¬
General
of
proposes
any
in
any shares of
from
the
Du
of
Christiana
mem¬
Life
A
facts.
feasible to have
of
dispose
years,
from
family
Longwood
owned.
opportunity
Co.
next
received
Pont
and
General
1933
per
distributions
in
for
July 9, the SEC issued orders temporarily suspending Regula¬
exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of
with
respect to public offerings of stock by (a)
Colorado
General
Life Insurance Co.,
4710 West Colfax, Denver,
and
(b)
National Industries, Inc.,
1622 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
tion
Commission
heavy taxes will
of
Colorado
$1
trusts
shares
in¬
to its five wholly owned subsidiaries to carry
/out exploration contracts to be entered into with the government.
One such contract is said
to have been entered into for explora¬
Pont
at
that
might find it necessary to sell General Motors
pay taxes. Christiana, Delaware Trust as trustee of three
to provide funds
tends
the
certain
1,589,680
,
In April,
law
Delaware
1962
and proposes to engage primarily in the business of exploring for
strategic minerals eligible for financial assistance from the Office
was
company
tended
Du
Du
owned
(1)
certain Du
related
shareholders
it is not
and $4,607,000
1961
1962.—V. 196, p. 113.
On
common
the
stock
Christiana
distribution
$19,665,000 for
were
Suspended—
Christiana,
of
legislation
of
expenditures
the three months ended March,
of
own
over
pro-rata
taxes
Since
struction
and (2) that it shall distribute the
(including non-pro-rata distributions
stock). Under the terms of the judgment,
certain
presently
or
Christiana,
certain
to
of its
Motors
Co.
such
of
it
stock
sale,
upon
spouses,
Although
of
stockholder
a
Motors
stockholders
directors
and
General
and
as
General
incurred
distributions
tration
of
redemption
officers
(10,500
and
company
taxes
Inc.
The two companies have other common management officials.
parent.
in
Motors stock
shares
535,500
owns
which it has held for some
Christiana must divest itself,
judgment in part provides:
The
remainder
Pont
investment adviser and principal
is also wholly owned by American
as
and
taxes
and
the judgment
also
of the effective date of the judgment, of General
receives
it
stock
common
of
General
of
Christiana
shares of General Motors stock as may be necessary to pay
on the receipt of stock from Du Pont Co.
and the expenses
many
tion,
stock
outstanding
company's
shares
Ltd.,
Co.,
Insurance
stock
6,708,560 shares
distribution.
years
Motors
and
may
recently
three
judgment.
one-half share of General
of Du Pont Co. common
of
share
SEC FILINGS
•
1962.
received
initial
General Motors
By the terms
within
bers
be purchased by the Fund, subject to certain
limitations.
American
Pacifc
Management
Corp.
shares),
centage
Pacific
all
owns
now
•
American
of
9,
years.
business
and re¬
companies engaged primarily in the life insurance
in casualty and health and accident insurance
of
ties
and
insurance.
of
the
outstanding
INSURANCE
•
Christiana on the record date of the
owned 13,417,120 shares of Du Pont Co. common stock
July
accordingly,
under
the basis
on
each
for
payable
535,500
v
Kalakaua
1523
and
shares
23,000,000
Motors
stock,
distribution
Admiral Benbow Inn, Inc.—SEC Reg.
INDUSTRIAL
•
Equipment Corp.
—
SEC Registra¬
tion Withdrawn—
July 6, 1962, the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on May 28, 1962 which covered 100,000
common shares to have been
offered at $3 per share through Shell
Associates, Inc., New York City.—V. 195, p. 2591.
On
Continued
on
page
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corporate and
The
-
'
approximately $181,5d0,000 tor the 35
addition, one large underwritten pre¬
SIZABLE
has been
gains
QUARTER
annual
,
TOTALS SEASONALLY ADJUSTED AT ANNUAL RATES
GNP QUARTERLY
•
(Billion of Dollars)
<•
1959
National
Gross
Perso-nal
1960
1961
1962
472.0
501.7
500.8
545.0
305.7
Product
Consumption
323.9
330.5
350.2
—
V
42.0
,
52.5
55.4
61.9
97.2
104.8
115.2
413.9
411.8
448.9
270.9
\ 290-6
294.1
24.1
___
27.6
53.8
391.7
♦
Spending.:
Income!-—
National
—
24.4
24.9
20.3
25.6
395.4
Government
Total
Spending-!—_
Government
Federal
41.6
27.4
97.2
Durables
46.3
39.3
405.4
432.0
20.1
Producers',.
40.8
40.9
24.3
—
___.
Construction
New
45.1
39.0
Durables
Consumer
Wages
-
TO
WEEK
-
OPEN MARKET
COMPLETE CIRCLE BY
A
OPERATIONS MISS
Salaries
&
Corporation
$104 MILLION
government securities reveal $698
"nudging" policy—and $51 million
in other governments with ail but $5 million of a year or less maturity, and
$98 million (decrease in repurchases held. All told, government holdings de¬
clined $847 million (including $42 million repurchases). Two weeks ago, because
of the Holiday outflow of funds from banks and the cheap credit school criticism
of the previous four weeks declining member bank reserve credit below $400
million (though above $300 million), the Federal Reserve shot $951 million of
purchases Into its portfolio (including $140 million repurchases)—the largest
one-week increase since September, 1948. The turn-about last week was short
by $104 million; or, the two-week net result of the shift left $104 million more
governments in the Fed's portfolio than three weeks ago. Suffice to point out that
July 4 government holdings totaled $30,511 million and July ll's were $29,487
million—-or a week-to-week decrease of $847 million.
__
Profits
After-tax
___
_
23.8
25.4
Income
Personal
Reserve's July 11 holdings of
million sales in bills—to help the Treasury's
The
surprising
last year's quarter. The quarterly total adjusted seasonally and at an
rate came to $545 billion which was $44 billion, or 81/2% higher than last
over
_
WEEK
GAINS
GNP
year's comparable period. National income worked out to a $37.1 billion, or 9%,
gain. Consumer spending on durable goods shot up—mostly dn automobile pur¬
chases—134.8%, There -was-a 26.2% increased business spending aided by 131%
advance in producers' durable equipment and a 370% steep climb in business
inventory stocking. The following data provide some of the revealing changes:
market will again, for
money
FIRST
Five:-.The latest GNP data for the first quarter of 1962 showed marked
the seventh week in a row, be broached
today by the Treasury seeking $200 million new Cash in its weekly bill auction
performance. This will mark the 22nd such new cash bill auction trip since
Feb. 1, 1962 for a total of $2.9 billion. Today's weekly bill offering aggregates
around $2 billion, of which $1,801,436,000 are to be exchanged, for July 19,
1962 maturing bills. The offering consists of $1.3 billion 91-day bills and $700
million 182-day bills. As of this writing, no word has been received as to what
the Treasury will do regarding $7,325,000,000 August maturing 3V4%
notes., It
does have a swollen cash balance resulting from its excessive bill sales, designed
initially to keep the bill rate down and the yield up, which could easily reduce
by half its refinancing needs. ,
: A ■
'A/,
\/'v !■;,v'g
The
million decrease in the
to July 11 increased $282 million compared to $541
corresponding period last year.
year
for Wednesday.
in July
market
the short-term
and industrial loans this
reporting member banks' commercial
Weekly
Four:
through Thursday will be asked to bid on f°ur utilities
railroad ($9,450,000), and 30 tax-exempts ($114,100,000) of
moving upward, and the yields downward, and
may have recently leveled upwards slightly.
The successful last Tuesday sale
of New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s $50 million 4%%^debentures at
a -yield
of 4.45% helped the sad syndicate-released sale of CONSOLIDATED
EDISON CO. OF NEW YORK's new and refunding $100 million 4%% mortgage
bonds which last Wednesday were yielding 4.42%. Yields on government longterm bonds numbered six above 4% as of the close of July 11 with the 3./2s oi
Feb. 15, 1990 at 4.10% and 31/2S of Novv 15, .1998 at 4.08-%.
v." '
" ^ V
The
Monday, July 16, 1962
outflow
capital market today
ferred is scheduled
.
caused, but the Bank would have us know how much of
was, due to normal trade financing.
it has
SIDNEY BROWN
($58 million) one
$1 million or larger in size aggregating
senior fixed interest rate securities. In
,
suggested that the flow basically stems from our large role in, and financing of,
international trade. It did not minimize the role of "hot money" and the troubles
Municipal Financing Ahead
By
.
/
315.2
Federal
April, May and June index of industrial production has slowed down to a
creeping gain., A great deal of the difficulty is attributable to steel's decline
despite Detroit's fairly pleasant over-all auto output. To solve the slow rate of
growth in all sectors including producers' capital plant and equipment which
is still behind that of 1957, consumers' disposable income must be challenged. It
can not be done alone by increased Federal spending, or by enlarging consumer
a
,
increase
constructive spend¬
ing investment channels, no matter how it is increased, and its turnover—not its
volume—is the rub that counts.
Any person's or company's income -can be
purchasing
■>
/
<
cliahge' to speak bf w
the
via
increased
GOLD LOSS RESUMES
VA,,
by "Peter and Paul" tactics (i.e., reduce taxes and
power
Any increase in disposable income must flow into
the debt).
Business
route.
debt
the
shares
responsibility, not
greater
Government, for the fate of our economy. If Government takes on the greater
responsibility to increase disposable income in the hope it will effectively turn
over, then it will be telling business more and more what, where, how and when
it should act.
This process is the other fork in
rtia'd' to arfdtheh'b(jb«6mic
Through last July 4, the nation's gold stock-experienced no
for seven consecutive weeks. Last July 11, however, there was a
system. Business can challenge consumers' purchasing power by continually
offering more for the dollar. No easy task, but the only way a competitive system
gold loss of $137 million; or, a $23 million loss on
matter how viewed—the $297 million daily average
survives, increases employment and advances economic
week-to-week
daily average basis. No
increase in money in cir¬
culation in the July 4 to July 11 week and the gold loss for the week, offset
by weekly average float increase of $129 million—the continued monetization
of Federal debt seems to imply a lack of confidence in the purported restorative
effect attributed to the tax-cut proposals and last week's depreciation liberaliza-<
tion step.
a
.
•.
DOMINATE
UTILITIES
STATE
OF MICHIGAN
CORPORATE
WEEK'S
AND BALTIMORE
ARE WEEK'S
debiting of the economy's accounts. The latter is a potent way to increase
able income but that income may not turn over even though increased.
SLATE
GAS AND ELECTRIC
reaction
issues that were in the "postponed" category (see footnote in the last
were withdrawn last week, and another was reported about to be
withdrawn. They were LENOX, INC. via Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; VAPOR CORP.
via William Blair & Co.; and FOUR STAR TELEVISION, INC., via Paine,
"
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. Two weeks ago,
PREMIER MICROWAVE CORP. was taken from the "postponed" classification
and put into the active total backlog. Last week, however, Van Alstyne, Noel
Jackson
& Co. withdrew
Curtis,
&
and
the issue altogether.
additions to the postponed
Recent
category are MARIN COUNTY
FINANCIAL
both via Dean Witter &
SVs's first and refunding bonds due
-
increase
helpful to earnings. Should a broad-based income tax cut be passed,
prove
-
though
even
of the tax cut is that it will not be accompanied by decreased Federal
The'fiscal 1959 deficit of $12.4 billion started out innocently from a
tunate part
not
does
A-rating and.nonredeemable Tor Tive years. On that day, too, these municipals will seek the highest bid: $25 million STATE
OF MICHIGAN; $14 million ORLANDO UTILITIES COMMISSION, Fla.; and ,
$4 million ALABAMA BUILDING FINANCE AUTHORITY.
Wednesday, July 18, $15 million ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO. first mortgage
bonds rated by :S & P .double A with no call protection; 150,000 shares of WEST¬
ERN BOWER &
GAS CO. preferreds; $13^645,000 MILWAUKEE COUNTY,
WISC.; $8,217,000 SUFFOLK COUNTY, N. Y.
Thursday, July 19, $12 million ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CORP. triple-B-rated
debentures which are nonrefundable for five years.
mortgage bonds with an
of
last
One:
ENCOURAGEMENT
spending plans' are on the upsurge.
28
-
UNDERWRITTEN
DAY
revelations
put
.
high Treasury official was willing to publicly
of London articles speculating on U. S. dollar
him that some people were trying to create an atmos¬
phere for such a development, and (b) South African mines naturally have a
vested interest in such a step which would, also, redound to the advantage of
the U.S.S.R.
Under Secretary of the Treasury 'Robert V. Roosa so testified last
week before the House Banking and Currency Committee.
be
when
obviously 'detected
COMPETITIVE SUPPLY
Municipals*
Financings
$76,444,000
$114,100,000
$100,544,000
30,000,000
122,508,000
152,508;000
186,360,000
338,958,000
14,800,000
128,000,000
35,706,000
164,696,000
7,640,000
107,640;000
32,771,000
140,420,600
$311,550,000
$154,131,000
$465,681,000
$368,037,000
$834,618,000
$248,590,000
$105,313,000
$353,903,000
$447,281,000
$801,184,000
$361,554,400
J
4
$278,957,300
$640,511,700
$279,297,000
$919,808,700
——
6-Aug.ll
Total
___•
Last
week
July
13, 1961
______
million' ror
*$1
larger 4n size.
TOTAL UNDERWRITTEN AND
~
COMPETITIVE BACKLOG
$620,040,000 ( 29)
Corporate bonds with dates
bonds
stocks
with
Corporate
stocks
without
.
dates
(46)
(75)
$195,746,000
bonds
Corporate
dates—
170,913,300
$790,953,300
without
Corporate
C73)
payments is not as badly off as
heretofore believed.
Mr. Roosa said that the anticipated $1.5 to $1.8 billion
imbalance for this year may more likely be $1 to $1;"5 billion. He-further thought
that the basic payment deficit may be balanced by the end of next year.
The
total payment's'deficit in 1961 was $2.5 billion and $600 million of that amounted
to the
testified that our balance of
basic deficit.
■
•
...
picture of our short-term capital outflow was developed
the current monthly publication of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Threel
A differerft
(30)
$469,054,400
163,099,800 ( 45)
161,542,500
$805,639,800
(75)
$630,596,900
$133,017,000
(86)
$345,231,300
corporates—_——1
Total
municipals
Total
of
—_
671,827,000(359)
502,898,700
$791,595,000( 442)
Total
$804,844,000(445)
$848,130,000
+$1,582,548,300(517)
$1,610,483,800(520)
$1,478,726,900
*$439,202,000 (69)
with dates_
$2,021,750,300(586)
financings
( 71)
$680,758,000
$2,127,185,800(591)
$2,159,484,900
$516,702,000
denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
refunding 'by nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment -cos., and
Excluded aremiirivate placements and such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,
shares reserved for conversion and for isuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
time-to-tlme sales." .'Registrations -with -combined debt and
equity parts are tabulated separately.
Data
capital
for
the
in
parentheses
and
owners.
"
t Includes $18,900,000
With
sales
and
dates
$300,000
*
in
It
$642,540,000
595,849,000(369)
dates
stocks—
both
July 13, 1961
Last Week
This Week
Total
,
114,100,00(1
_____
July 30-Aug.
Aug.
$8,004,000
devaluation suggested to
He further
Total of Both
Corporates
100,000,000
July 23-July 28
a
record'his views'that (a) the spate
Two:
Total
Total
Stocks
$67,450,000
July 16-July 21
Total
a
.'
Evidence of the
AND
Corporate
Bonds
/
healthier glow on the economy's
'•
^
sincerity of this Administration to avoid devaluation could
week's
complexion.
deliberate tax cut.
bring
Corporate
block will be kept busy by the following issues:
$25 million first refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds by BALTIMORE GAS
& ELECTRIC CO. rated triple A with call protection until 7/15/67; $9,450,000
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. equipment trust certificates (another identical sized
issue is set for September 11 bidding); $6 million MISSOURI POWER & LIGHT
-Several
no
that the tax, cut substituted for the Eisenhower Government spending
on another depressing deficit.
As it is, present Government
Let's hope
1989.
STRAWS OF
spending, with
deliberate modest increase in Government
Tomorrow, July 17, the bidding
CO. first
business
ought to find this-increase in consumer disposable income a suitable challenge
for accelerated depreciation and an investment spending tax rebate. The unfor¬
spending.
Co.
PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO. (N. J.) decided to reduce its sched¬
uled $90 million bond offer to $40 million for August 21 public bidding. Deleted
because of the upward rise of yields was its proposed $50 million to retire the
CORP. and PAY'N SAVE CORP.
depreciation rules promulgated last week should encourage
earnings will decline by the accompanying allowable
in costs. The likely passage of the investment credit plan, too, should
business
•
It can
'
"
Liberalized
Six:
table below)
in the 1930's.
as
dispos¬
discouraged business
pull the economy down if its creation is more than offset by
LARGEST ISSUES
Two larger
Webber,
growth.
borrowed through the pyramiding of fractional bank reserves can be
syphoned off into the capital gains and noneconomic price inflation channels
(where prices rise and output does not). Some capital gains are mot recorded
in GNP but most of price inflation is. Money borrowed by the Government from
the Federal Reserve—assuming sufficient gold reserves—does not exert any
Money
or
less,
""
dates.
Issues
of
in two equipment trust certificates with dates; $52 million in
$7t035,500
out of a
$1
issues of
tentative
••
or
larger. Excluded are: Glore. Forgan & Co
$75-880 million CHICAGO
Co up to $92 million NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY; MEMPHIS,
refinancing; Lehman Bros. $40 million N. J. GARDEN STATE PARKWAY AUTH.
million
offering; Phelps, Fenn &
TENN., $163,245,000
four preferreds
in 'six preferreds without dates—total $59,035^000; and "105
total of 517 corporate issues tabulated, of which 19 possess
MMsssoimmtmmmwmMwmmmmMmsi
Volume
Number 6177
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1
BACKLOG
INDETERMINATE
bonds*-.:;
and
TRIC
will
issue $10 million
first mortgage bonds in
preferred;
200,000
INVESTMENT
shares
of
FIRST
CONNECTICUT
CO., common; $25 million
CO.; $25 million in bonds
$38*
Also, 104 postponed
1963.
CO.,
in bonds
of
LIGHTING & POWER
of FLORIDA
POWER & LIGHT Co.; $20 million in debentures of
COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEM
INC.; 200,000 units of KREEDMAN REALTY & CONSTRUCTION CORP.*
million in bonds of BELT RAILWAY CO. OF
CHICAGO; $100 million in de¬
bentures of SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
CO.; and in
^Comprise reported plans still not completed as to public offering inten¬
tions, such as the recent report that CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE
CO.
POWER
BUSINESS
HOUSTON
$1,238,780,000
$1,100,000,000
&
SMALL
Last Week
This Week
Corporate stocks
(215)
which may go ahead with the original public offering plans or may be
withdrawn. Until their dispo#itions are known they are classified as "indeter¬
minate."
issues
municipals
$12.4 million DALLAS, TEXAS; $7,310,000
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA: $4,350,000
COUNTY, GA.; $103 million NEW YORK CITY; $20 million LOUISI¬
ANA
(STATE OF); $15 million MARYLAND STATE ROADS
—
DE KALB
LARGER
The
ISSUES
larger corporate and municipal issues
the next few weeks
are
AHEAD
COMM.; $3.5
million STATE UNIV. OF
IOWA; $3,750,000 HAMMOND SAN. DIST., IND.*
$3.5 million IOWA STATE BD. OF REGENTS; $5.3 million OHIO STATE
UNIV '
BD. OF TRUSTEES; $14, 827,000 SAN DIEGO UNIF.
S. D., CALIF.; $10 million
ST. LOUIS, MO.; $7,250,000 LOS
ANGELES, CALIF.; $20 million SAN ANTONIO
tap the market during
expected to
follow:
as
$5 million in ben. ints. of MIDWESTERN MORTGAGE INVESTORS; $7.5 million
in
debentures
of
GENERAL
;
ATLANTA
&
CINCINNATI
SUBURBAN
MOTORS
LIGHT
GAS
BELL
CORP.,
CO.;
million in debentures
CO.; 1,589,680 shares
$20
TELEPHONE
300,000
common;
shares
of
VIRGINIA
Photonetics
General Corporation and
■ ■
•
Investment News
for
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Bonds
controls
of 900 Fanning St., Houston, Texas, filed a registra¬
the SEC on July 9 covering $25,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds due 1992, to be ottered for public sale at competi¬
tive
bidding, July 30.
Net proceeds from the bond sale will be
used
to
repay
outstanding short-term bank loans incurred
for
construction, and the balance will be applied to its construction
statement
1962).—V.
190,
at
of
statement with
$24,090,000
the
for
last
months
seven
of
of
"Nowhere
the
and
Sol
Go
But
Berkowitz
Up."
the
but
of the
$30,000 has
James
Lipton
is
Sidney
composer.
not
stockholder).
a
play is $350,000.
previously been
The
A limited
received
the
Lumet
will
'
I
u
.
class
Gianis
&
offices,
A
Co.,
Proceeds
N.
to
are
27,
estimated
Cecile
filed
used
to
for
be
debt
repayment,
on
July
11,
\
Chace,
July
11,
■
; :
...
■
common
National
through
by
Whiteside &
Winslow,
Inc.,
the
company withdrew
with the SEC on April
shares
to
General
company
have
Life
June
on
shares
common
class
■
Proceeds
to
are
Nicholson,
at
in
been
its
Boston—V.
registration
2,
offered,
Insurance
1962
which
without
Co.,
25,
(par
be
used
Foot
the
1962
$1)
for
of
servicing
corporation
filed
be
to
general
Great
of
E.
June
on
shares
common
Shaw
Proceeds
on
this
"Reg.
a
offered
A"
at
to
are
Northwest,
in
of
the
and
Trust
and
Ave.,
Co.,
the
as
and
the
Trust's
&
(par
Co.,
be
25,
1962
A
shares
common
10c)
to
be
for
"Reg.
offered
Washington,
used
a
at
A"
of
estate
real
of
922
acquisition
You
of
Duke
194,
$1)
(par
to
"Reg. A" covering 25,000
a
offered
be
at
without
$4,
be
used
for
debt
by
real
mon
195,
that
cal
the
in
total
cost
York
New
of
produce
opening
a
play. The
first-class
royalty in
receipts.
the
author,
composer
aggregate of 6%
of
and
the
lyricist
12,
the
1962
gross
weekly
be
used
to
mortgage
redeem
bonds
like
a
due
1990.
announced
it
that
plans
to
sell
debentures
at
The
has
company
announced
that
finance
its
committee
has
the
bonds
*"
The
will be
from
ofl thej fcompany
cluding
the
program.
'
The
the
and
•
would
competitive bidding
had
for
its
previously
have
the
general
August 21,
on
of
been
principal
funding
mortgage bonds
general
that
its
$90,000,000
in¬
construction
finance
principal
com¬
amount
part of the proceeds of
toward the redemption of $50,-
outstanding 5Va%
1989.—V. 196, p. 10.
due
funds
purposes,
its
bonds,
applied
of its
amount
of
cost
announced
sale
the
to
corporate
of' the
mortgage
000,000
added
be
portion
a
refunding
to
will
used
recommend
and
was
at
sale
of
payment
company
first
offered
"
:
proceeds
first
and
re¬
1962
filed
Pursuant to
July 9,
shares
the company withdrew its
1962
to
have
registration
on Feb. 2 which covered
offered for the account of
been
p.
shares
com¬
793.
SEC
Registration
its
of
Inc.—Common
BUSINESS—The company war incorporated under the laws of the
of Georgia on May 18, 1961 as Aerospace Electronics, Inc;,
State
and
its
its
corporate
to
name
charter
amended
was
Aeroscience
the
for
fabricating
Electronics,
of
purpose
instrumentation
and
on
Dec.
1961,
18,
The
Inc.
engaging
in
was
designing
or-
and
telemetry
prietary products for military and civilian use and to conduct a
training course in aerospace telemetry for graduate engineers em¬
ployed by others.
Activities to date have been devoted primarily
the
its
organization,
operations
The offices
Roswell
Road,
N.
development
are
E.,
in
now
plant
and
Atlanta,
GIVING
and
the
of
promotion
company
the
of
developmental
the
are
PRESENT
FINANCING
"
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
196,
(10 cents par)_^_
1.
p.
company,
and promotional
located at 3181
Ga.
EFFECT TO
'l
Proposed Registrations
changing
company
primarily
systems
pursuant to
contracts to be obtained fiom Federal military and civilian agencies.
The company also intends to develop and
produce a line of pro¬
to
en¬
Offered—
proceeds, estimated at $250,000, will be used for debt
repayment, inventory, equipment, salaries, and work¬
ing capital.
statement
156,762
selling stock¬
offered
pany
Electronics,
July 5, 1962 offering circular, the com¬
publicly, without underwriting, 92,000
common
stock at $3.25 per share.
Net
a
a
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
163,100 shs.
■
estate
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Sale of
Equipment Trust
Certificates Rescheduled—
On
July
year
10,
Aug.
until
15
1962
its
equipment
from
ment
change.
the
The
competitive
the
company
plans
trust
issue
to
manufacturers
trust
bidding
announced
July
delay
was
certificates
on
A
given
had
11.—V.
been
195,
p.
in
the
as
the
for
reason
scheduled
equip¬
for
the
sale
at
2257.
Baltimore
In
of
Electric
&
,
notice
the
refunding
on
'
the
by
Lexington
'
for
bids
first
received
a
'
published
a
public
EDST
'
Gas
Co.—Invites
Public Bids
For Bonds—
office
t
City
for
agent
Inc.—Appointment—
Bank,
the
York
New
stock
common
City,
the
of
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
195,
2699.
Alco
In
interim
for
dicted
half
Chemical
an
sales
of
the
that
this
the
Corp.—Sales Forecast—
to
report
first
half
of
figure
shareholders,
the
will
fiscal
more
Alco
year
than
at
reported
Chemical,
$4,687,800
and,
pre¬
double
last
during the
months of April
and
better than
any
Furthermore, sales for the
May clearly forecast year-end profits considerably
year.
in
musi¬
receive
p.
it had postponed
$3,540,000 of 1-15
receiving
National
transfer
that
approximately
certificates.
'believe
the
box
will
refunding
company
Air Reduction Co.,
of
will
Proceeds
and
917.
decided
First
producers
production
Refunding Planned—
to recommend to the Board of
Directors at its July 17th
meeting that the company proceed with the sale of $40,000,000
principal amount of its first and refunding mortgage bonds to be
dated August 1, 1962 and to mature August 1, 1992. It is
expected
and
City,
The
5Va%
p.
July
stage.
including all production expenses and the
cost of
an
out-of-town try-out will not exceed
$375,000, and the
net
proceeds from this offering will be so
applied. The general
partners will be entitled to receive 50%' of the net
profits (after¬
payments for certain services) for which they will make no cash
contribution.
Co.—Bond
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Bond Sale Planned
Registered—
the
con¬
1962 the company announced plans to sell $50,000,000
refunding mortgage bonds at
competitive
bidding
a.m. EDST) at One Chase
Manhattan Plaza,
(Room
Aeroscience
Wyoming—"Reg. A" Filing—
June 26,
on
53.
p.
music
to
about
finance
262.
p.
Withdrawn—
as
respectively,
issue
to
help
News of Business and Finance
Registration Withdrawn—
On July 9, 1962 the company withdrew its
registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on May 4 which covered 650,000 com¬
mon
shares to have been offered at
competitive bidding—V. 196,
partnership is
lyrics,
to
principal
amount
of
30-year
sinking
competitive bidding Aug. 14.—V. 196, p. 9.
ganzied
to be formed with Tony
Pastor, Sr. and Ge'ne
general
partners, for the purpose of producing the
dramatico-musical
play presently entitled
"Be
My
Guest."
Mr.
Pastor and Mr. La Brie, have entered into
agreement with Pastor,
Gratien Ouellette and Albert
Beach, the authors of the book
and
plans
1963
working capital.
Bldg., Albuquerque,
Mexico
holders through William Blair & Co.,
Chicago.—V. 195,
of 420 East 64th St., New York, filed a
registration
the SEC on
July 10 covering $375,000 of limited
partnership interests, to be offered for public sale at
$7,500 per
interest. No underwriting is involved.
Brie,
in
repayment and
New
originally filed with the SEC
is
is
bonds
2150.
purchase
C.,
V
un¬
Vapor Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
company
statement with
The
mortgage
$15,000,000
which
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
1962 filed
"Reg. A" covering 250,000 common shares to be offered at
$1, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for mining operations.
••
Titanium, of Albany and Laramie Counties, Wyo., is engaged in
the exploration and development of
mining properties in Wyoming.
Lakes,
D.
R.R.
'
■
Co.—Proposed Bond
announced
company
p.
CAPITALIZATION
N; W., Washington,
second-trust notes secured
Indiana
'
.
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—To Sell Debs.
The
La
of
mittee
through
and
expenses
St'.,
Pala Productions—Securities
195,
Power
195,
On
D. C.
operating
first
of
On July 11,
of
first
and
Alstyne,
Van
covering
$3.75,
cer¬
•
to
are
The corporation
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
filed
the
1962
struction.—V.
1962.
by stockholders, through
York City.—V. 195, p. 1205.
Titanium Corp. of
basis.
Mich.,
Great
10,
$10,000,000
C.
Mr,
stockholders,
and 75,000
New
writing.—V,
purposes.
Ecorse,
navigating
15,
purchasing
Western
&
^
$38,000,000
August
was
Melvin
-
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
corporate
Lakes
vessels
for
Chicago
■;
sell
due
July 11, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Dec.
29, 1961 whfeh covered
66,666 common shares to have been offered publicly without under¬
covering
without
$11,
to
A,
funds
provide
from
plans
series
Central Illinois Public Service
Sale-
state¬
issue.—V.
'
.
On
covered
l-for-4
a
to
.
Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
Szemco, Inc.—SEC
194,
underwriting,
mortgages.
gaged
serve
Trustee.
a
Minerals, of 914 Bank of
is engaged in mining operations.
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Northwest Securities Investors,
of
Vice-Presidents
Robert C. Gilmore is
Proceeds
mortgages.
Clarence
Dodson
Mr.
Rare
underwriting.
80,000
Formation
is President and principal stockholder,
The corporation on June 27,
company withdrew its registration state¬
the SEC on Dec. 4, 1961 which covered
have been offered publicly
at $6
per
Nicholson Terminal & Dock
The
and
company
&
On
engaged
snare).
per
of
Industries* Inc.—Offering Suspended—
Colorado
The
$7.50
and
Revane
Mr.
the
Noel
1057.
6,772
$5
July 10, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filedrwith 'the SEC on Feb..28,, 1962., which covered
125,000 common shares, of which 50,000 were to have been offered
covering
$5,
....
leased
that
to
subscription by stockholders at $6 per share
—V. 195, p. 1802.
See
amendment
by
by Henry J. Revane, William E. Richardson
Premier Microwave
Ave., Boston, is
en¬
coin-operated vending
for
p.
(at
manager.
Minerals, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
1962
originally filed
225,000
supplied
with
shares
Mid-America
ment
be
Rare Minerals of New Mexico,
the
1962
common
through
On
is
Revane-Richardson, Inc., which will
2552.
p.
to
derwriting.
originally filed
share
price
a
ment
consolidation
now
used
City.
capital.
.
100.000
the
at
announced
Co.
of
of
.
ment
in
share).
per
....
.
>
.
on
New
A"
at
be
first
Richardson
production
of
will
properties
tain
proceeds
amount
Dodson.
Masury-Youngr Co.—SEC Registration Withdrawn-T¬
.
$5
Spring, Md., filed a regis¬
July 6 covering 1,000,000 shares
Trust, to be offered for public sale
SEC
under Maryland law in June 1961 for the
of providing investors with an opportunity to own, through
shares of the Trust, an interest in diversified income-
initiated
contribution
Geist,
"Reg.
offered
1028-A
Commonwealth
installation and servicing of
the
Reg'd
Silver
St.,
properties consisting principally of real estate interests.
designed to qualify as a "real estate investment trust" under
shares
Y.
be
interest
underwriting)
company
sinking fund bonds,
bidding Aug. 2.
—V.
W
a
machines.
%
systems.
TV
On
1962
shares
common
working
in
and
outstanding 2,200 shares of beneficial interest, of which the Trustees
as
a
group own 45%. Such shares were sold in units consisting of
200 shares and options expiring in 1969 to purchase 400 additional
:
'.*•
June
on
Inc.,
International,
gaged
panels
Internal Revenue Code. The Trust is presently in the
organiza¬
stage, and the net proceeds from this offering will be used
acquire suitable real estate investments principally located in
Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D. C.
The Trust now
ha»
Vending, Qtfrp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
60,000
.:.+
'V
,0
f rr International
The
light
to
direct
■'
:i>,
and
research
utilizing
tional
bookwriter-
partnership
from
York.
c5-i
the
.
of
display
Bonifant
880
/
1962.
the
roles.
Vice-President
of
in
devices
competitive
Aug. 16 (11
5400), New York
It
the net profits of
budget
engaged
the
producing
Tom Bosley has been engaged to play one of the star¬
Allentuck, as general partner, will be entitled to 50%
the partnership for which he will make no cash
contributions, and he has agreed to pay 90% of his share of such
net
profits to Kermit Bloomgarden Productions (of which he is
of
is
The Trust was organized
purpose
play and
ring
Y.,
manufacture
1962
mortgage
at
transferable
Registered—
1545
To
of
beneficial
(maximum
(plus an additional $64,000 of interests
involuntary overcall), to be offered for public sale at
interest.
The offering is being made by Max Allentuck
and Kermit Bloomgarden Productions, Inc., as an incident to their
services as producers of a dramatico-musical play tentatively en¬
lyricist
to
12,
first
1987
Net
computer components, memories,
guidance devices and systems, automation and
solid-state
Trust
(without
per
titled
Valley, N.
fields
tration statement with
to
$7,000
advertising,
Potomac Real Estate Investment Trust—Sees.
The
partnership interests
subject
and
'"
Broadway, New York, filed a registration
the SEC on July 2 covering $320,000 of pre-formation
company,
limited
promotion
of
working capital.
and
the
sales
July
July
1935.
p.
I-M Company—Securities
The
in
$3,
12,
Belt Railway Co. of Chicago—To Sell Bonds—
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
without underwriting.
a
with
(estimated
program
at
intention
storage;
and
1962 filed
for
Walker
application
•
,
used
plant
with
information
Registered—
The company
tion
of
development
A
'
•
.
July
offered
be
new
a
Photonetics
Continued from page 1
to
are
equipment,
July 6,
on
to be
shares
Proceeds
TEXAS.
r
of
ELEC¬
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The corporation
common
of
and
July
dated
mortgage
at
company
Liberty
17.—V.
*
July
purchase
Sts.,
196,
•
p.
of
bonds
its
1962,
12,
the
$25,000,000
due
office,
19th
Baltimore
3,
Such
Floor,
Md.,
invited
company
principal
1992.
bids
amount
of
will
laboratory'
Lexington
11:30
to
the
company's past history.
-According to
Frank D.
Andruss,
president,
the firm's recent
acquisition of the Miller Companies has
resulted in
an
increase
from 7 to more than 40 field men.
A newly developed anti-transpirant
(a
chemical composition designed
to prevent
the escape
be
Bldg.,
a
moisture
limited
from
roots
and
field
basis
to
a.m.
SOIL-SET,
the
is
up
1.
enormous
making
and
testing
both
company's
the
leaves)
and
is
patented
gains,
has
completed its cycle
presently being introduced
consumer
moving
and
commercial
elastomeric-based
into
the
profit
of
on
markets.
mulch,
column, and
spray
»
.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J.
*
of
™
'
v.
March
NOTE:
oa?orrn
3,
1879.
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^
Subscription in United States,
On account of
the fluctuations
in
the
rate
t
^
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
Morrissey, Editor. Published
U.
of
S.
twice
a
week
1962 by William B.
Possessions
and
Members
of
Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
B.
Dana
the
Company.
Pan
Re-entered
American
Union,
as
second
$65.00
per
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
class
year;
must
be
matter
in
February 25,
Dominion
made
in
of
1942, at
Canada,
New York
funds.
the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
$68.00
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(216)
industrial
the original schedule anticipated for It.
In
notable increase in the acceptance of Aleei s
chemicals and, in particular, its agricultural chemicals.
—V
p.
keeping
there
195,
is
a
Corp.—Repurchases Own Stock—
the corporation reported to the New York Stock
Exchange' that during the fiscal quarter ending June 30, 1962,
it
purchased 35,900 shares of its own common stock.
John
D.
Murchison,
president,
said that the
asset value at which t'ne stock
has been selling since the market
decline made
the shares an attractive investment for Alleghany,
July
the
year
mately
art,
sales
,
and
school
ending June .30,. 1962,
Inc.,
of
;;.
' /
and
Crafts
&
'Crafts,
.
wholly-owned
as
Corp.
professional,
$1,700,000.
Arts
its
:■
and
fields.
fiscal
C
Ellerin
Co.,
31,
1962
preceding
of
opinion
the
board.—V.
the
Corp.
Concord Financial
Allied
p.
Notes Sold Pri¬
—
10,
Equipment
Co.—had
ofembined
ended Jan. 31, 1962.—V. 195, r
.:;/Y A,
Y;X;'r
;; Y''-'
This
Houston
est
continued
The
added,
The
properties were purchased from N. C. Ginther .and other
for an undisclosed price in cash and stock,
Associated
by Connecticut General Life Insurance Co..,The notes
are due in 1977.
The proceeds are to be added to the
company's working capital.
Allied Concord is engaged primarily in consumer
instalment financing and in commercial and industrial
Little
interest.
Five
'
cubic
Portland
Co.,
Cement
of
"There
exceed
is
ahead."
facMities
Texas
and
Indicate
in
demand
of
market
this
the
plants
at
processing
are
and
owns
the South-Tex
gas
a
the
Louisiana."
western
of
in
the
operation."
will
continue
to
the' -plant,
operate
will
production,
conduct
in
users
its
the
activities,'-.Al¬
distribution,
and sales
customer
service
extensive
company's
188,
of
Co.
Miami
and
listing
the
the
on
board
Atico
Amerace
of
period
of
for
Amerace
51 %
a
increase
$17,545,409,
first
the
YY-..Y.:;:.r
application
offer
acceptances.
Atico
shares
prior
T.
Norton,
weeks
year's
of
sales
1962
for
chairman
of
were
the
the
same
board,
announced.
Net
earnings
$2,077,000
for
shares
was
$1.25
last
increase
principally
full
the
assets,
no
federal
income
losses
years'
earnings
tax
resulting
$2,522,197
were
high
of
$3,993,538,
Mr.
24
Norton
approximately
of
National
one-third
$1
Bank.
of
consist
of
sales
1962
inclusion
of
and
operations
pretax
of
weeks
said,
of
58%
earnings
Swan
was
Rubber- Co.
24
weeks, Mr. Norton said. In 1961, Swan operations
only for the 10 weeks subsequent to April 8, the
acquisition.—V.
195,
p.
2028.
:
h
-
were
included
date
of
American
See
Finance Co., Inc.—Proposed
Standard
Financial
Corp.
this
issue.—V.
Asset Sale—
195,
American
p.
1421.
by members of the boards.
but not to be listed,
preferred stock in exchange for
ferred
»<-.
for
with
of
Title
shares
—
stock
since the recent market decline
was
suc¬
cessfully accomplished July 10 by Bache & Co.; New
City, when it offered 226,700 shares of American
Photocopy Equipment common stock at $15.75 a share.
rYork
The
offering was oversubscribed in less than 3 hours.
The quick sale of the
offering was indicative of the
resurging confidence in the stock market noted in
Wall
Street.
Anchor
This
share
54
has
agreement
on
Elizabeth,
in
Per
of
directors
sinking
before
unit
pressor
Aug.
which
the
The
in
firm's
is
Sales
in
stock
latest
period,
In
earnings
the
the
like
highest
period of
earnings
known
was
1961,
earnings
net
name
of
as
Hugh W. Long
Co.,
wholly-owned Anchor subsidiary.
a
distributes shares of Fundamental
Investment Fund and Diversified Growth
of its
of
shares
six
last
of
a
three
ended
while
$28,230,052,
Another
the
months
year
decline
subsidiary
of
mutual
May
share
funds
31
from
redemptions
of
Fund.
the
voting
Phoenix,
fine
.it
&
Water
utility
we
are
are
will
sure
driven
"We
stock
Arizona.
Anchor
of
First
Western
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
by Charles Ellerin, President of Arts & Crafts Materials.
publicly
held
corporation '(Over-The-Counter)
since
Crafts
Materials
and
crafts
March,
is
one
products
of
for
the
nation's
meeting the
™„°,ols and instltutions.
.15 000
The
of
Sargent
full
The firm nationally
208-page catalog.
acquired"companies will ope-ate under
ft^ms
two
leading
in
Art
art
distribuprograms
distributes
over
a
continue
Materials,
to
many
Inc.,
New
York
and
new
Sargent
names
Manufac¬
in
it
.V
June
30,
tirst
1962,
net
W.
half
of
from
$5,665,000,
were
Cash
1961.
$3,833,000
$2,112,000
to
and
Thomas
by
"
period
rose
flow
cash
announced
;
.
1962
Up 13%, Net Up
revenues,
was
the
of
the
income
the
from
flow
in
the
$2,013,000
principal
cents
per
rate.—V.
the
outstanding
equal
was
to
shares
of
records
5,352,848.
was
the
of
•
and
company
noted by Mr. Hill during the
company's common stock on
developments
the
of
Exchange
and
convertible
5%
1962,
number
on
listing
the
Stock
of
9,
based
period
cents. Cash flow and net
38 cents in the first half
and
cents
shares
of
the
in
39
audit adjustments.
year-end
were
flow
income
average
are
number
average
cash
1962,
the
sale
the
by
debentures.
of
company
•
y.'i..
YY*
;
Directors declared an initial quarterly dividend
share, indicating the establishment of a 50 cent
195,
27C0.
p.
Y
YYYT
Y\
,
.
Privately—On July
principal
$2,000,000
that
announced
company
Bolsa Chica Oil
to
Atmos-Pak
as
sales
a
large
a
offers.
;
promotional
number
of
Mr.
agement
of
Iced
promotional
tives
of
of
activities
Southern
directors
The
back
and
of
14,000
work
will
Gas
for
Iced
them
to
in
St.
40,000
installed.
electricity,
this
The
producing
be
as
set
great
sales
previous
as
'
will
will
gas.
serve
North
Avery
Net
was
share
per
iiscal
In
Sales
for
figures.—V.
the
interim
President,
and
and
sales
three
any
amounted
the
year
to
report
R.
sales
the
produced
and
profits
month
for
194,
p.
$336,240
or
Sales
22.9
13.3
or
divisions
formance
forts,
which
higher
that
quarter
25%
rose
59%—
first
the
from
half
$6,754,441.
history.
of
reflect
our
volume,"
and
the
improvement
earnings
in
the
number
of
represents
to
net
income
$2,069,256,
of
common
an
increase
on
or
shares
of
of
for
1961,
year.
the
months
six
to
contrast
totaled
$272,848,in
Insurance
ago.
year
a
force
of $71,679,000
gain
a
$2,073,386,000
with $2,225,671,000
year
a
with.
compared
ago.
$34,494,000
in
the
year.
$18,889,000, against $18.this year and $14,128,COO
aggregated
of
$15,220,000
including
YYr Y:Y
and
taxes
$11,457,000.—V.
194,
amounted to
expenses,
315.
p.
The
of
of
-
-
■■
■
Y
■
over
last
year.".—-V.
195,
p.
the
87
company
basis
cents
of
per
outstanding
approximately
in
a
pooling
share on
during
the
50% over the
of
the
~
interests,
average
year.
This
consolidated
line,
of
kitchen
gas
has purchase I
products
domestic
foreign
and
Calcore.
tradenamed
and future Seaporcel orders will be
in
firm
Caloric
appliances.
The
is
company
1956
and
is
construction
and
architectural
now
well-known
formed
a$
manufacturer
a
architectural
special
a
supplier
recognized
a
processed through
will service
Caloric
plant, Mr. Klein said, and
world-wide licensing • agreements.
industries.—V.
See
Walter
(Jimi
Corp.,
this, issue.;—V.
of
194,
products
p.
for
1504.
Buys Large Stock
196,
Cenco Instruments Corp.—Sales
2029.
the
enamel
Celotex Corp.—Jim Walter Corp.
;
Sales, Earnings—
the
manufacturer
agreements;
Interest—
per¬
marketing ef¬
plant capacity result¬
stated.
Pa.
porcelain
72-year-old
gas
the
expanded
report
Corp.—Acquisition—
Topton
division
from
stronger
fiscal year
ended. March
31,
1962,. continued
their
year-to-year
increases,
rising to all time high levels. This is cited by Sol Kittay, Presi¬
dent and Chairman, in the
company's annual report to stockholders.
Consolidated
half
tirst
.
against
Seaporcel's
income
of current operations
Co., Inc.—Record
sales
and
claims
architectural
own
*
The"corporation
1961,
the
in
C.
The
in
tinuing
,
in sales and a 16%
April 30, according to
increase
ended
net
compared
as
$6,724,600.
Net
$21,965,700
for
after taxes
in 1961,
for
with
earnings
with
compared
$1,445,800
an
1962 rose to $1,535 on
shares
outstanding compared
with
1.392 per
1,038,411
average
shares outstanding.
earnings
average
1961
the
of
$1,676,400
$230,600.
and
last
$28,690,300
increase
firm's
"Sales
sales
totalled
were
of
1,091,691
share
30.6%
earnings for fiscal 1962
Cenco President.
an
increase
a
5.
Read,
sales
or
year
reported
p.
Up 30.6% for Year
'
increase
Net
B. V.D.
sales
insurance
the
$2,337,022,000 compared
$36,134,000
policyowners
license
Ralph
Both
of
year
of
Topton,
Caloric's
and performance
"we anticipate that results for the second half will continue
show, appreciable
the
disbursements,
Y .All existing
r
record
a
Net
$4,530,474
to
participated
efficient utilization
basis
in
life
appliances and
the product
trademark; cus¬
tomer
list; and existing order contracts of Seaporcel, Inc., Long
Island City, New York," according to
Robert Klein, Caloric VicePresident
of Manufacturing. YpY':'' Y;• Y YY
Seaporcel produces curtainwall panels used for the exteriors of
offices, industrial. plants, schools, apartments, and similar build¬
ings. Mr. Klein said the Seaporcel products complement Caloric's
per
more
the
in
ago.
names;
established
company's
sales
on
to
architectural
share, an increase of 70% *
reported in the second quarter a
period
to
year
This
shareholders; H. Russell Smith,
Board Chairman, also disclosed
cents
subsidiaries
continued
with
along
added
to date,
to
and
force
of
Caloric
Mr.
three
months
12
$3,621,559.
"All
Ex¬
President, has announced.
over
that
in
$226,518,000
$111,351,000
including
Other
1051.
in
$8,283,731
the
cents
the
for
in
share
per
to
Avery,
the second
period
mark
20%
higher than the $4,250,000 of last
5%
$12,215,000
South
organization.
next
Inc.—Net Up
cents
23%
mailed to
Stanton
$197,397
ago.
22.5
to
increased
by
income
Payments
rose
compared
-
1961.
in
record
new
insurance
with
in
start
165,000,
Avery Adhesive Products for the six months ended
to $537,734, an increase of 59% over the $337,279
in the corresponding period last year, it was announced.
equal after preferred dividend requirements to 36.5 cents
reported
the
or
units,
of
May 31, 1962
Stock
period.
Income from premiums was $30,230,000, up 6% from
$28,650,000 a year ago.
Income from investments was $4,456,000,
.
Atmos-Pak
quota
Adhesive Products,
income
American
1961
board
Louisiana,
Carolina
the
on
before.
Total
a
be
a
increased
new
a
increased
Insurance
Y-vYYP
Texas,
set
paid-for life
year
at
set
sales
compared
was
deliveries to the Gulf States
freight savings.
In turn the Iced
the
by
steam,
It
had
New
000,
a
of
execu¬
Atmos-Pak
of
trading
ship
substantial
Iced
an
line
Florida,
makes
distributed
has
oil,
plant.
Georgia,
location
YY;
,
.
York,
New
in
developing natural
Chica
"isn't well
where the com¬
on
Bolsa
name
1921.
has
company
amount
which
sales
the
on
for
listed
are
emphasis
the
that
particularly
first six months period, W. D. Grant,
The
Petersburg, Fla., will be enlarged
ft.
Equipment for sheet metal
complete
from
Alabama,
Y
serve
increasing
Business Men's Assurance Co.—New Sales Record—
The
any
sq.
The
using
will
probably
the
of
one
;
its
added
areas,
*
man¬
and
shares
as
V
present
of
He
many
change.—V. 195,' p.
gas-
YYPY'i
in
pany's
-
engine
because
reserves.
known
Y,'YY'Yv
Iced
leadership
that
■
those
Carolina.
the
and
will
distributed
and
Mississippi,
with
up
Water
plant
ft.
sq.
be
the
Corp.—Proposed Name Change—
have called a special stockholders meeting for Aug. 1,
changing the company's name to U.. S. Natural Gas Corp.
Frankel, President, said the company wants the name
on
Donald,
gas
program
orders
Mr; Sylvester observed.
intention to retain the
Atmos-Pak,
&
with
Atmos-Pak.
present
from
of
associated
vote
change
years
v. Y'Y
be
in Atmos-Pak,"
Belsky said it is the
amounted
the
1962,
Directors
Y'
Y
for
f.
.
shall
ing from
announced
arts
have
produce
■shareholders
over
& Crafts Materials
Corp.—Acquisitions—
;
Baltimore,
Md.,
company
has
acquired
the
40-year-old
Art
Crayon'Co., Inc. and American Artists Color
Works,
Inc.,
■ipf Hazelton, Penna., and New York for over a
$l-million, it was
of
10,
systems,
possible."
that
$24,986,637
product
1, 1977, had been placed
privately through Lehman Brothers, N. Y. City.
The company will use the proceeds from the fi¬
nancing for general corporate purposes.
especially in view of the interest which has
been shown by executives of giant scale retail
operations, naturally
keenly interested in the 50% and 75% operational savings which
for
to
when
the
July
of
figures
million
12 Vz
■
internal combustion engine powered by
gas. But
feeling that the Iced gas-engine-condenser unit can
higher 'sales potential if it is also incorporated in a
our
much
a
that
$48,311,-
dropped
complete
company's
.amount of its notes due Nov.
roof-
said: Y:
we
complete pre-packaged system such
"Mr. Belsky has outlined to us
the
11.5%.
programs
Best Fertilizers Co.—Notes Sold
efficient
now
reach
in
Arts
tors
Co.
people,
Y
to
This
'Arts
Atmos-Pak
in
Net
$5,471,754
York
New
On
of
share and net
respectively 72
to
period
$7.5
a
Gas
gas
and
is
It
A
bear¬
2928.
recognized the
amazing possibilities of gas-engine driven air conditioning. Our sub¬
sidiary, Iced, has developed what is recognized' as an unusually
increased
Corp. is
Investors
Management
Company, which provides investment advisory and
corporate
ad¬
ministrative services to the three
mutual funds distributed
by the
Long Company and to Westminster Fund.
Anchor also
owns
all
of
the
type to have
Southern
$45,148,137
first
independently, under it3
contemplated. How¬
in
advertising,
changes
the
on
$5,020,000
half
above
subject
1962
-
obtained AGA approval on all the models.
1
:
joint announcement with George A. Belsky, Executive
Vice-President
of
Atmos-Pak,
Albert
L.
Sylvester,
President
of
Investors,
Stock
operated
increased
"
"Y, Y
months ended
six
the
the
per
year,
The
are
half
1961.
were
last
of
per
half-year
be
management
$4,049,000
first
income
through 30 ton range, and representing seven years of research,
development, and pilot production.
The Iced unit is the only one
This
formerly
the
cents
gas-engine-com¬
new
will
promotion
the
of
on
the
annual
of'the
component
range
before.
year
share
one
in
to
Based
gas-engine driven airconditioning systems.
unique in its class, operating efficiently in the
is
in
attained new highs
1
complete
a
complete
a
related items.
Its
principle
is serviced out of its ultra¬
Minneapolis. Mr. Shuger pointed
10
times
Company
the
of
from
B
a
makes
markets,
1883,
519.
first
above
74
pre¬
debenture
.p.
operated as a wholly-owned
acquisition
by
Baltimore
be
and
greatly
President.
Among
fund
;
the
which
laboratories
and
the
half
in
cents
history.
now
Diversified
635
the
Corp.
Long
half
class
is
unit
Iced
feasible,
$547,397.
Anchor
which
corporation's
a
prefabricated
The
in the six months ended
May 31 from
comparable period in 1961, a rise of 14%.
earnings
were
based
on
consolidated
net
earnings
share
totalled
J.,
62
Iced
1.
in
13%
been
mounted,
the
$631,341
in
N.
to
Title
issued
in
Mid-West,
for
p.
company
advanced
exchanged,
share-for-sha*
a
Atico
and
195,
Jr.,
first
reached between Southern Gas & Water
Co., Charleston, W. Va., and Atmos-Pak, Inc., Ossining, N.
Y., for
Atmos-Pak to acquire Iced,
Inc., of St. Petersburg, Fla., a Southern
Gas & Water subsidiaiy, subject to ratification
by both boards of
Belsky
Corp.—Earnings Up 14%—
increased
cents
not
purchased
has
major
varnishes,
the
call
Revenues
exchange
American
and;.maturing in 1977.—VP 195,
line
1379.
p.
Hill,
of
including
This is the first secondary distribution since
May 29,
the day after the market
experienced its worst one-
day decline since 1929.—V. 194,
for
Inc.,
Belco Petroleum Corp.—Revenues
The
its
/
was
Mercantile,
subordinated
$21
a
ing 6%dinterest
American
share
each
and
common
the
v
exchange
and
issued
similar
shares.
iPaei
basis,
engine
Photocopy Equipment Co.
Secondary
Oversubscribed—The first secondary distribution of a
listed
of
directors-qualifying
shares
Y*:''Y,;V
Atico issued 350,000 shares
addition,
51
stock
Of
:
retained
"As
mid-year
to
Stock
and
outstanding common stock.
the
outstanding
723,409
shares
of
of the
200,000 outstanding common
195,307
and
Mercantile
In making
$2,522,197.
in
due
textile
currently outstanding shares.
federal income taxes in the first
record
a
year's
were
on
before
reached
The
Amerace's
share
a
Earnings
1962
above
for
of
after provision of
earnings on the 2,010,equal to 95 cents per share.
Net
taxes.
1961 period when
because of prior
necessary
disposal
$1,916,538,
were
income
corresponding
provision
or
Amerace
currently outstanding
the
For
of
federal
line.—V.
other
no
:s
706,883
Title,
of
value
par
There
received
American
of
will
second
the
period.
established
in
merchandising
Y Y'.' YY/'Y' 'Y YY/YYY vVY .'YXC'-Y ' Y'Y
the American Exchange, Weintraub said,
to
snares
and 1425.
1551
pp.
Corp.—Acquisitions—
Baflk
or
An
24
over
Victor
plans
cantile.
902,190
purchase
is
enamels,
is
plant
income
The
195,
Industries,
Defiance
complex.
Forman-Ford
present name with no
1145.
p.
Corp.—Sales Up 51%—
sales
Net
$26,421,457,
from
?
subsidiary companies, said that the exchange offers by which
the
acquisitions
were
accomplished
resulted
in
Atico
receiving
97.7%
of
the common
stock of
both
American
Title
and
Mer¬
covers
the company's financial operating
year.—V.
paint
manufacturing division
for
an
undis¬
cash, Albert A. Shuger, Baltimore president, an¬
new
and
area
ever,
National
American
of
Atmos-Pak Inc.—Acquisition—
665
processing
of acquiring Amer¬
Mercantile
than
more
that
the
Forman-Ford
acquisition
was
part
of Baltimore's
planned program of geographic diversification.
The ultimate ob¬
jective of this policy is to establish manufacturing and distrib¬
uting facilities near
every
major
market on
a
national basis;
The new acquisition
will be dovetailed with existing facilities and
outlets and will provide an
important addition to the Baltimore
now
for
program
market area.—V.
new
Insurance
of Miami Beach, has applied for
Exchange.
Joseph Weintraub, chairman of
of
to
company, formed for the initial purpose
Title
In
'
addition
ican
*
on
personnel
Present
noted.
cement
plant
The
.
be
out
Atico Financial Corp.—Seeks AMEX Listing—
,
will
business
of
(Mullins Textile Mills, Inc. and Cbunty
1962.
Further improvement, Mr.
May,
two-month
a
modern
"current, input
with
of
of
The
paints,
rales
furnishings
and
Co.'s
Forman-Ford,
of
Texas,
volume
in
fiscal
current
amount
within
main¬
County,
to
control."
annual
subsidiary
subsidiary
35-million
operates
Nueces
the
nounced.
per
day and producing about
90,000
gallons
consisting of natural gasoline, butane and pro¬
sold to Clark Oil & Refining Corp. and Phillips
also
in
closed
and
system.
Interstate
gas
Banquets,
increased
were
apparel
wearing
were
acquisitions
completed
Forman-Ford
pipeline
approximately
Inc.)
This
from N. C.
remaining
the
'
Kansas-Nebraska
said,
Kittay
Mr.
year,
plants was expanded, new plants
further integrated, with resultant
existing
of
cost
of
two
the
in
expand
operations
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
rate^ of approximately 35-million cubic'feet daily of gas.—V. 195,
at
area
that
region
any
the navigable Sabine River provides
excellent opportunities for expanding distribution," Gerstell added.
"In
addition,
the mild climate
will be
conducive
to
year-round
pha
into
fiscal
expenditures
Kittay added, is being effected in
company
level
high
a
of
"Location
In
of
Associated
expected
growth
will
equal
or
United States in
the years
He further commented,
"We plan to expand the Texas
consistent
with
the
growth of the market
in eastern
that
Texas
the
Studies
present.
he
plants
owns
by
results
productive capacity of
Purchase
said,
the
liquids,
of
plant
has announced the acquisition of
which operates one plant with an
680,000 barrels near Orange, Texas.
marks the expansion of Alpha
into
a
new
marketing area.
Tne facility is Alpha's ninth plant
and
its
first
in
the southwest,
said Alpha President Robert S.
Gerstell
in
announcing
the acquisition.
The
plant has been in continuous operation by the previous
owners
since it was opened in
1957.
Annual gross sales at full
caoacity were
approximately S2V2 million in 1960.
Alpha will pay $4,250,000 plus the value of inventory for- the
new plant and
other assets of the Texas organization. One million
dollars will be paid in cash; a $508,000 liability will be assumed
ana
$2,742,000 will be represented by debentures of 10 years ma¬
turity, bearing interest at 4 V2 %
per
annum and
callable at par
by Alpha at any time upon 30 days notice.
Expressing faith in the economic future of the region, Gerstell
annual
feet
daily
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—Acquisition—
Texas
the
Co.
gas
which are
Petroleum Co.
company
of
Gas
-
-
tied
pane
Pa.,
Mills,
co-
plants—Goodrich, Lewis Creek, Padroni, Yenter
Currently,'
states.
Easton,
Natural
~
,
the
of
operation
over
from the Vallery plant is sold to Colorado
Gas Co.1 The Leader plant was operating on. a
pressure
tenance project which has been discontinued.
through its recent acquisition of Concord
Factors Corp. of New York. The company has 41 offices
This
taking
Hoot—are
Residue
financing
.
is
Kansas-Nebraska
to
and
company's
doubled
owners-
Ginther,
in 30
company
nounced.
The
latest
D.'s
advertising
capacity
strengthening
has expanded its natural gas operations
substantially by the acquisition of approximately 50%' interest in
"seven gas processing plants in the Colorado portion of the Denver
Julesburg Basin,
Walter
L.
Maguire,
Associated
president,
an¬
hy Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York and, in
addition, has sold $3,000,000 of junior subordinated
notes to a group of life insurance companies headed
V.
Product
field.
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Plant Acquisitions— ■:
.
to
for
year
$16,252,061
compared' with
high, the sales organization was further enlarged and sales
efforts in the point of purchase area were intensified.
Through acquisitions and licensee arrangements, B.. V. D.'s inter¬
•
1962, it was reported that this
Los Angeles, Calif., firm had sold $12,000,000 of senior
notes to a group of life insurance companies headed
July
vately—On
fiscal
new
a
year
.
comparable
a
on
,.
the
for
promotion
were
in
share
a
•
sales
items were added, greater penetration of existing
achieved, and prouuet outlets were broadened geo¬
was
graphically.
16, 1962
year.
B.
on
product
markets
&
cents
57
or
$17,706,290,
were
fiscal
.Commenting
"New
For
Arts
$1,382,574,
the preceding fiscal year.
company's
consolidated
net
March
the
of
in
The
sales of approxi¬
-Y. {■ vv Y Y.V
&
income
basis
Sargent reported
Drafting
of
as
commercial
and
"
••
-
net
,
Its
subsidiaries—A
Unic
$1,239,145
p.1551.
1920.
Penna.,
Materials
companies
will continue under
headed by president and founder,
fine
.
Hazelton,
Crafts
&
for
10
195,
Corp.
subsidiaries of
-Y Y -v.
present management
team,
Mack Lester.- Mr. Lester
will join
the Arts & Crafts, board, Mr. Ellerin said.
Sargent, which markets its products nationally under the "Sar¬
gent"
trademark,
is a leading manufacturer " of color
materials
Arts
Y, Both
397.
Alleghany
On
turing
with
pace
addition,
Monda
on
billings
upward
year,"
said
in
per
the
trend
share
first
quarter
indicated
Read.—V.
in
196,
by
p.
of
our
114.
fiscal
record
,,s,
1963
are
earnings
con¬
and
Volume
196
Number
6177
.
.
to
New
These
times
said
from
10
of
largest
the
the
and
Merchants
show
trade
"This
with
compares
that
American
Mr.
Munk
U.
S.
make
said
$51,000
mere
a
are
we
market,"
the
at
established
now
he
last
force
show
same
as
potent
a
^tated.
Clairtone
can
land
now
stereo
a
hi
fi
department
at
store
lower
a
than
cost
American
any
ditions
comparable quality, due to such favorable economic
as
the dollar exchange
rate, the lower labor cost of
ducing
cabinets
the
and
midwestern
Canadian
last
of
tone
is
with
"I
feel
mark
able
keep
the
half
engineering,
of
Munk
at
in
ume
will
are
some
also,
that production will be
models," Mr. Munk said.
Associates,
their
$350,000
in
in
custom
chairman
ESI
revision
"a
and
for
designed
described
Ling-
of
of
stock.
ESI
•
.195, .p.-
'<■
:r;; ,-"v
.
which,
1961.—-V.
195,
represents
65%
of
2378.
p.
total
firm's
the
VV
^
Corp.—New
"...
,
See
National
Analysts
Computer
of
York,
New
this
Inc.,
issue.
has
company
Sulphides,
to
an
the
of
of
stock
Appalachian
the
'■
'
....
Appalachian
'
v
contractors
—V.
•/' '
N.
Range
has
subsidiary.
.
\
(
presently developed ore at Appalachian is expected to be
by
the
end
of September, the
purchase
price
was
roughly equal to the liquidation value of the assets.. An intensive
exploration program has been initiated to find extensions of the
present orebody or other deposits in the same geologic formation
exhausted
in
the
expectation
tion.—V.
192,
maintaining
of
mine
this
continued
in
opera¬
896.
p.
working
'
...
,
Record—
of
Net
the
do
maker
/'■
//
Mr.
of
J.
Culligan
the
of
Culligan,
Interpublic
recommendation
the
responsibilty
given the
MacNeal."'
by
of
the
Executive
Executive and Director
of
Committee
Committee
Executive
Chief
and
Directors.
Board
nominating
of
Executive
The
President
Board
General Corporate
elected
was
of
the
by
who was
Inc.,
elected
was
company
Directors
which
headed
was
had
to
successor
a
the
on
been
Robert
by
E.
Albert
M.
projects
in
:
■
....
;
electronic
of
year
ended
the
were
61
cents
of
//•,/,,,
/
same
with
in
At
a
specialized
with
shares
states/
nine
with
year
the
The
the
1961
Total
and
capital-
$15,628,929
at
.
Jersey City, founded in early 1862,
throughout
Hudson
County.—V.
195..'
offices-
the
First
National
to
outstanding
now
of
for- the
$2.75
or
compared
period
same
Report—
City Bank
$35,079,000
six
share
per
with
$35,448,calculated on
1961,
$8,941
U.
of
at
S.
million
The
the
bank
March
the
1962
capital,
affiliated
$62.74
per
share
per
number
and
million
$8,630
with
compared
at
$1,726
million
compared
respectively.
undivided
profits
of
City Trust Co. as
share compared
$64.10
year
a
totaled
million,
and
snare
and
million
million
National
or
1962
compared
with $4,298
$4,067 million a year ago. Holdings
$1,850
First
$63.79
the
$4,385
surplus
31,
$8,023
respectively.
Obligations
and
$816,256,000
or
was
million,
were
31,
million
or
March
$7,456
Government
$1,565
at
total
deposit
and
were
com¬
the
of
per
bank
30
June
with
$812,-
March
31, 1962 and $798,938,000
share figures are based on
Her
ago.
share
.
Feb.
of
amounted
363,000
fiscal
per
30
aggregated
instru¬
in
Earnings
June
ago.
Combined
company,
musical
$4,399,810
adjusted
ended
year
11
million
million
loss,
This
a
presently
outstanding.
Skogmo, Inc.—Sales
Minneapolis based
retail
and
New
at
wholesale
High—
merchandising
com¬
has reported sales for the first six months of 1962 established
new high for any first half in the
company's history.
Comparable
for
sales
of
the
first six
months
of 1962 were $72,837,548 against sales
period of 1961, an increase of 13.8%.
including leased departments for the month
$13,681,405 against sales of $12,677,188 in June last
$64,026,163
for
the
same
Consolidated net sales
of
June
were
This represents
year.
Gamble
and
$5.80
was
shares
pany
compari¬
for
1952
28,
of
Gamble
.
.
outstanding.
of
earnings
$2,900,000.
of
end
in net
operating earnings reported above- but
charged to reserves.
30, resources of the bank totaled $9,196 million
or
Loans
West
3,028,605
on
with-
securities
June
pared
Hempstead, N. Y., and the main plant is in Tor¬
rance, Calif.
7. ■
:
;.'/
:
Stanley Green,-President and Chief Executive Officer in the new
management, said that Estey lost $881,583 on sales of' $1,959,751
in the previous fiscal year,
ended Feb. 28, 1961. t
(At the time this was equivalent to a loss of 29 cents a share
son
Gov¬
S.
included
not
field, has been led by a new
team since May 27, 1961 when the company merged
Corporation of America.
Executive headquarters are
Organ
U.
$39,553,747;
compared
of
per share in the
number
of
shares.
of
credited
of
losses,
28, 1962, it was announced.
591,122 shares outstanding.
on
$10,785,873,
reserve
the
$2.78
Sales
Estey, the oldest name in the organ
management
$110,489,183
the
and
by the benk during the six months resulted
in losses of
$2,388,000 after taxes compared with profits of $10.-078,000 in the same period of 1961.
Tnese profits and losses are
-
and other
sales
record
on
totaled
and
at
Bank
12,734,496 shares
or
u
/•;■ • ■''■/•;..
amplifiers
organs,
$360,339
Feb.
of
$44;699,083
,
National
ended
the
Five-Year Loss
consecutive
of
record
,,
Matthew
and
Reverses
_,
five-year
a
earned
ments,
located
Curtis Publishing Co.—New President—
Officer
•
.
$2,776,475
operating earnings
months
so.
on
general
building
on
,
obligations
direct
against
$239,170,152
1961.
a£&inst
as
First National City Bank—Six Months'
and
.,"!
-,
Reversing
a
all
As
p.
E'stey Electronics, Inc.
for
C.,
currently
1315.
195,
with
mid-year
1663.
p.
•
.
Inc.,-are
showed
any
capital structure at June 30,
1962 was
of
capital
$5,863,000,
surplus
$5,863,000,
$16,075,005
operates
with
been mining copper at Ore Knob, near Jef¬
several years and, for the past two years, half
of
the
concentrates
from
this
mine
has
been
purchased as
a
source
of copper and fluxes by White Pine Copper Coif a Copper
ferson,
Missile1 Facilities,
&
total
consisting
First
$7,665
Electronic
for
1961.
today
Center.-
Patino interests in Canada, according
made by James Boyd,
president of. Copper
Inc.
from
announcement
Range.
all
acquired
of
as
obligations
$10,074,700.
profits
was
The
.
Copper Range Co.—Acquisition—
The
Report
1962
30,
items
compared
at
$117,520,975
were
holdings
and
mid-year
Valley Stream, N. Y., company has been awarded a $2,884,by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers for the con¬
struction of 200 units of family housing at Fort Irwin, California,
it was announced
by Arnold H. Kagan, chairman of the board
and president;
V"
»•••-«\
-*>' .''V,:" " '
Fort
Irwin
is
the
U.
S.
Army's Armor and Desert Training
1
$218,979,881
$41,994,049
structure
contract
000
Name—
$234,490,112,
were
and
agency
$17,402,475,
Facilities, Inc.—Receives Army
Contract—
June
bank's
National's
undivided
This
Computer Methods
were
000
Electronic & Missile
vol¬
for
sheet
.
company
under applicable provision
Code.
Electro-Science is the first one to
1096.
balance
.
investment
Revenue
condition
of
major
discounts
$105,381,065;
-First
ESI
and
for
the
1961
and
Government
Small Business Investment Act
provides that a licensee
as' Electro-Sciehce may qualify and elect to be taxed as
a
Internal
—V.
share
31,
ernment
the
proposed charter
the range of the com¬
operational, flexibility."
broaden
to
and
each
in
$10,643,779
who is also president
missile, manufacturers,
Ling
and
McKinney
F..
move
activities
regulated
sound
J.
its statement
figures
deposits
Dec.
Loans
provide additional
Under
the
terms of
the
proposal to stockholders, each snare
owner
of ESI would receive 51/2%
debentures due Sept. 1, 19.72.
Distribution
would be on- the basis of $1.50 principal amount of
such
1961
James
in
report
Latest
Company.
aero-spabe
Joseph
as
pany's
awarded contracts by the Toronto Board
special
electronic educational sound
units
28
for
$37,000,
bank
highest
at
venture
Investment
debentures
Co.
similar
to transform the
full-scale
new
Temco-Vought,
The
Furniture
the
specializes
which
un¬
positions
sales
Middlesex
added.
from
'•
..f
$7., million
surpass, the
improved
he
year,
$538,000
market. /'.
a
recently
was
Education
valued
to
export
1962
have
the
of
sales
Peter
for
indications
and
subsidiaries,
first
increased
period.
sales
the
for
with orders on
up
Clairtone
slated
one
private enterprise.
The
president
1 ■A •'
-
production on new models began, Clair-,
sets at the rate of one every 4Va minutes,
its
total
;Our
markets.
when
unit
forecasted,
to
Ltd.
U.: S.
week,
other
pro¬
of the 10 leading Small Business. Invest¬
licensee, since 1960, under the Federal Small
Act/will ask Its stockholders for approval in
firm,
Investment
Business
firm's
turning out
every
con¬
comprise almost 60%
of the total cost),,
geographic proximity to major eastern
(which
and
As
Dallas
on the average of 2,008,221 shares
months of fiscal 1961.—V. 195, p. 2032.
same
mid¬
98-year history. Total resources, how¬
ever, were slightly below the figure for Dec. 31, 1961.
Total resources on the latest
reporting date were $255,074,322 as
against
$258,223,194
at
the
end
of
1961
and
$237,775,363
at
June
30, 1961.
charter from government sponsorship
It would be the first such company to do so.
capital investment company, the man¬
agement announced, would, also be able to take advantage of grow¬
ing
investment opportunities in the European
Common Market
which it could not do under the restrictive provisions of a Small
to
in
set
Proposed Charter
—
year
Companies and
mid-August
►
,
of
in
This
ment
Business
indicating
the
Investors Inc.
the
Revision—
in
share
per
First National Bank of Jersey City—6 Mos.'
Electro-Science
department stores
May Co., at the
S.
U.
Fields
Music
of
cents
54
or
outstanding during the
5
63,854 shs.
500,000 shs.
par)
The
York.
year,
a
—V.
which
sales
$640,000 compared to $186,000.
received orders and commitments
Marshall
Association
stock
($10
195, p.'1917.
Capital
at
company
including
National
sales
include export
figures
greater
the
$750,000
groups,
recent
period.
3V2
Munk
totaling
and
in
1961
nearly
$1,086,730,
Outstanding
Authorized
similar
Mr.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
increase of 90%
1962. from $962,000 in
Munk, president has announced a
$1,837,000 for the first six months of
were
(217)
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Clairtone Sound Corp. Ltd.—1st Half Sales Up 90%
Peter
the
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
This
outlets.
share, because under the merger each Estey share was rav.ea.-se
split l-for-20.)
;•
E'stey losses in the five years from 1956-57 through-nT960-61
exceeded $3,000,000.
The company, was, operating afcetw(substantial
per
Skogmo
increase
an
authorised
two
operates
or
with
332
total
of
a
Tempo
7.9%,
the
consists
of
authorized
1,920
compares
dealers
of
subsidiaries
and
operated stores and
Discount
2,262
in
Centers
of
total
a
units
2,271
ancl
1,930
The
1961.
and
owned
company
or
owned
company
stated.
company
351
dealers
company now
Discount Depart¬
four
„
Linton, and included Moreau p. Brown and Walter D. Fuller, with
Walt'&f''S.^Franklin 1 as alternate.
Special counsel to the Commit¬
tee
Milton
was
loss at the time the new
making the announcement, Mr. Linton said: "The selection of
signals a new era for The
Curtis
Publishing Co.
experience
in
general
business
management
ideally
suits
him ; for
the
challenge ahead.
Mr.
will
assume
Culligan
Culligan
His
broad
direction
of
the
of
Linton
Mr.
all
divisions
immediately."
company's ■operations
went
to
on
that
state
;:
,
.
Mr.
Culligan will be in charge
'•//■. '■•;. '
the company.
of
Before
joining
Interpublic
Incorporated
two
years
ago,
Mr.
Culligan was Executive Vice-President of the National Broadcasting
Company, and a member of the Executive Council.
He was Chief
Officer
Executive
Sales
appointed
was
the
of
of
Manager
the
NBC
189,
Network.
Radio
NBC-IV
Vice-President
Network.—V.
NBC-TV
Network,
and
Director
2456.,
p.
I11
1952
a
and
short
Sales
of
he
of
later
the
Paint
1962, -and
Chemical
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
195,
2930.
p.
is
President
and
Wesby
real
property.
estate.
the
reported
com¬
loans
the
under
$872,769 as
after
taxes
compared
$430,578,
was
to $574,370
compared
last year,< while* net earnings
$306,445 in the first half
to
1961,\,.V
Per
earnings
from
up
Outstanding
In
the
24
Parker
4/10
in
the
pointed
territories
territories
as
He
the
.
..•
during
the
same
share
this
year.
per
interim
since
stated
.
increased
to
and
,
expanded
contributing factors
said
the
company
had
He
the
first
of
has
there
the
year,
six
office
.office
195,
2032.
p.
Dec.
total
is
the
Stock Offering—On July
12, 1962, it was reported that a secondary offering of
50,995 shares of this firm's common stock had been
made through Blyth
& Co., Inc., New York City.
—V. 195, p. 2260.
it
of
the
in
Pursuant
to
Inc.—Capital
Stock
Offered—
June
22, 1962 offering circular, this
publicly,
without
underwriting,
19,354 shares of its capital stock at $15.50 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $299,987, will be used to
pay
current liabilities due on purchases of real
property.
a
offered
company
BUSINESS—Ralph
and
vestment
laws
of
Articles
of
Its
Eaton
development
State
of
concern
on
address is
name
2711
to
West
a
real
incorporated
was
March
Inc.,
18,
subsequently
were
the| corporate
business
Investments,
Arizona
Incorporation
changing
1961,
Inc.
the
H.
I960.
estate
under
The
amended
on
Nov.
corporation
was
of
acauiring,
developing
commercial
operated
tially
his
real
Such
in
owned
agement
16,
that of
Indian
Eaton Investments,
Schqol Rd., Phoenix,
-
associates
therefor.
the
company's
Arizona.
The
in¬
the
as
organized by
incorporators
and/or
estate
businesses
name
of
subsidiaries,
agreements.
properties
and
the
Ralph H.
for
operating
Eaton
and
business
primary purpose
of
industrial,
business
and
and
enterprises
to
provide
risk
capital
may
be developed and
corporation, through wholly or
affilated corporations and under
par¬
man¬
assets
>.
-
—V.
1423.
p.
.
.-/■",
V
'I
and
Malcolm
assets,
months.
Net
$83,265,113
V"'' "•*
certificates7*'•'
•
assets,
$32.60
Giordano,
Up, Net Down—
reported
that
com¬
for the nine months ended May 31, 1962 was above
year earlier, while earnings were- somewhat below those
corresponding period of fiscal 1961.
An increase in early
season
promotional activities over the previous year, including a
greater volume of sales of narrower profit items, adversely affected
of
Dec.
on
of
190,
during
additions
Ransburg
somewhat
Net
30,
for
1962,
six
the
equal
were
1,891,440
expenses
second
31,
shares
1962
and
Sperry
from
and state
and
Tele-
Polaroid,
Chemical
eliminated.
Allied
Rand
share)
per
dividend.s
1962
American
Machines,
the
of
quarter
included
Electro-Coating.
and
($1.21
all
income
the
Business
securities' for
of
sale
substantially
after
period,
—V.
Chairman,
June
March
on
major
the
from
gains.
the
oiii
$32.07
International
and
reduced
were
with
stocks
The
Instruments
profit
of
.
stock
common
common
$1,875,399.
Net
as
$16,109,207
1961,
31,
of
of
deducting $3,852,000 preferred stock,
Crowell-Collier,
was
months
six
from
long
was
term
for
interest
the
and municipal taxes, was $448,952.
358.
p.
•.
continued
in
its
position
of
leadership
with
regard
country.
Sales of the company's other
at. previous levels.
continued
Net
major prod¬
Net
income,
after taxes,
$1.30
1961
period,
on
net
the
...
months ended
the three
$17,997,178
as
responding period.
$2,307,741
$792,068,
common
a
or
May 31,
against $17,973,800
Profit
stock
the
com¬
For
before
for
taxes of
.
„
1962, sales
.
t
and other income
the previous
$1,632,746
year's cor¬
compared with
earlier.
Net income, after taxes, amounted to
share on the average number of 2,081,250
outstanding during the quarter and compared with
year
38
shares
equivalent to
common
earnings, after taxes, were $2,623,133, or
average number
of 2,008,428 shares then
.outstanding.
For
was
on
share
per
totaled $2,052,225 and
the-average of 2,038.748 shares of
during the nine months of fiscal 1962.
outstanding
Corp.—Sales, Net Set Records—•
corporation has reported
cents per
4
"i
Sales
rose
to
Net income
outstanding
number of
In
including irrcome from the Fedders Financial Corp., for
three/quarters of fiscal 1962. amounted to $46,662,793 as
compared with $45,024,756 a year earlier.
Profit before taxes was
$4,313,804 as against $5,624,616 for the same months of fiscal 1961.
sales,
first
S1-.01. per share
Indicator
a 52%. increase in sales and a 104%
"'gain in net income in the fiscal year ended March 31, Both sales
and earnings were at record all-time highs.
to
air conditioners, he said, and the steady rise in central system
reflected the increasingly widespread acceptance of these units
throughout the
The
...
_
Fedders
sales
General
a
earnings.
jroom
were
was
Net Assets
—
Altschul,
G.
that
stated
decrease
a
,
compared
totaled
■>'
President,
;
share
as
Purchases
holdings
127,050 shs.
the
the
financing
Co., Inc.
Arthur
company,
Smith,
after
per
$2,295,056,
Chairman and President,
The
volume
pany
ucts
the
:
$24.15
Texas
8,383
.
150,000 shs.
Fedders Corp.—9 Months' Volume
Salvatore
Co.
Investors
$49i523,025,
"
capital
•-
B.
were
outstanding,
;
from
phono,
■
(savings
par)
Insurance
American
report
a
net
-
785,250 shs.
"■'*
195,
In
FINANCING
Outstanding
.
($1
Pri¬
Sold
Down—
branch
to
J_
membership
Note
—
1962,
10,
York Life
General
prinr
branch
.
1,500,000 shs.
•*
1962
year's
associa¬
its
$90,842,782
of
Authorized
Association:
stock
parable
the
loan
with
PRESENT
TO
par)__
certificates
accounts)
that
Investments,
and
1901
is
&
Z
States.
EFFECT
Company:
($1
the
of
United
GIVING
previous
2491.
p.
Ltd., Quebec, and 49% by the New York Times
Co., will use the proceeds to complete construction of
a
new
90,000-ton per year newsprint machine at the
Chandler Mill, scheduled for
completion by early
1964, and for working capital. •
-
the
stock
Investment
for
Eaton
total
had
34
& Co.
'
Association
July
the
Gaspesia Pulp, 51% owned by Anglo-Newfoundland
Development Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Price Brothers
by
the Federal
accordingly
the
regulations of that
in
than
30,
arranged by First Boston Corp., New York City, and
Royal Securities Corp., Ltd., Montreal.
and
savings
organized
195,
higher
Sept.
accounts
,
oldest
the
New
to
$83,265,113. On the basis of savings held at
ranked 112th in size among the 6,350 savings and
date,
Borrower
Co.—Secondary
to
member
V
been
$8,822,000.—V.
ending
year
savings
Its
and
one-third
53
6,257,000
fiscal
it was reported that thps
Quebec company had completed arrangements for the
sale of a $20,000,000 promissory note due July
1, 1982,
of
associations
Securities
rules
the
sales
operates
a
in Santa Barbara,' Calif. In 1944,
a
in Ventura, and in 1951 an additional
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
(FSLIC)
the
by
of
one
having
1961,
savings
Securities
Corp.
about
for
Gaspesia Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd.
holder
account
per
sales
in
% Increase
$2,212,000
8,357,000
vately—On
real
such
is
'System
Board.
FHLB
-
.'Guarantee
Drackett
,
and
Association
in Los Angeles.
31,
loan
\
the
governed
opened
opened
and
•
of
with
connection
The
(FHLB)
of
June 30, '61
$3,390,000
estimates
$12,000,000,
total
refinance
or
located
that
levels, by intensified marketing methods and concepts, and by more
comprehensive utilization of existing and new company services."
—V.
also
in
Bank
$10,000
California,
was
At
national
increased
at
secured by first liens on
making loans are provided
in
used
received
Insurance
Association
in
of
in the past year, brought about
advertising reaching a greater segment of
the people, by more extensive promotions on the national and local
by
,,
.'--.4
'
months
Garan
association.
primarily
money,
improve
In
addition,
as
a
state-chartered
association,
it
supervision and regulation by the California. Savings
to
cipal
"considerable
been
the company image
development of
* 'U*.:*
months
Sales-9
are
investments.
Loan
Commissioner.
tions
was
to
up
is.
authority.
subject
Loan
sales
syrup
rapidly
to
from
year,
primary
gains.
territories
Canada.
37%
60
at the end of this, period.
increasing
new
in
are
to
20,161
franchised
new
company's
franchised
which
in
advanced
1961
gained
report
existing
distribution
to
his
taxes
in
to. 713,336
releasing
prior
after
2/10
44
shares
693,175 in 1961
in
,
from
Home
Loan
&
Association
The
share
period,
.V
.
funds
fees
and
supervision
insured
are
was
the
of
and
Federal
Savings
first half net income was up 52% over first half income
with
after
tax
earnings rising 41%
above
last year's
earnings, for
the
first
six
months.
Net
income
before
taxes
construct,
loan
and
business
purchase,
•
Substantially all loans
interest
the
of
1961,
stock savings
of lending
capital
a
the
to
Most
Sales-3
by savings placed with the Association, Income is derived primarily
of
Parker
R.
is
in
borrowers
pany's
of
wv* •••*
•
June 30, '62
was incorporated in Delaware on Jan.
the guarantee stock (equity securities)
of
Building & Loan Association. .;.
all
Mutual
engaged
from
Pepper—Earnings Up 41%—
Chairman
-
•
company enjoyed
a
further substantial increase
in the quarter ended June 30, as follows;
volume
company
owns
Association
The
estate
Dr.
The
Capital Stock
—
July
Barbara
Santa
It
Inc.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
&
Corp. of Santa Barbara
BUSINESS—The
29,
real
Defiance Industries,
Baltimore
*.vvUVU
12, 1962, Dean Witter & Co., San
Francisco, and associates, offered publicly, 101,850
shares of this firm's capital stock at $16 per share.
Net
proceeds will be used to purchase additional
shares of guarantee stock of Santa Barbara Mutual
Building & Loan Association.
>-
entire
:.■:
.
.
became
time
Financial
Offered—On
enable
See
ment Stores in.the Kansas City area.—2821.
193, p. 2434.
Garan, Ire.—Sales Up 53%—
In
Mr.
management took control.—V.
Gould.
S.
a
at
from $4,219,709
$6,404,454
was
year-end,
and $1.15
a
shares outstanding during
the year ended March 31, 1961,
on
the 240,000 shares then
dealer,
Indicator
identification
illuminated
flight
manufactures
signs
made
information
a
net income was $155,632, or 65c
outstanding.
share
General-
in the previous year.
share on 306,000 shares
share on the 275,570 average
the year.
$318,073, equal to $1.04
and
of
sells
internally illuminated
electrical scoreboards,
plastic,
systems
and
time-temperature
indi¬
cators.
are in Burlingame, Calif.
Manu¬
are in Pardeeville, Wis., and in San Carlos and Los
Calif.—V. 195, p. 2261.
The company's executive offices
facturing plants
Angeles,
General Motors Corp.—1st Half Auto Sales Up
Retail
sales
of
General
Motors
automobiles
in
the
United
41.3%
States
first six months of 1962 increased 41.3% over the same
period of last year and were within 1.2% of first half-year sales
in
record
1955, it was
announced.
during the
Sales
during
the
first
half
of
1962
totaled
1,923,923,
compared
6
With
six
last
of
June
10
last
at
Motors
General
of
days
highest
the
June,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
General Public Service
.
investment
closed-end
This
market
value
of
1962
30,
June
on
reports
net
assets
at
$67,267,840, equivalent to $5.54
company,
12,138,392 shares of common stock outstanding.
$6.80 at the close of last year and $6.81 at
March 31,
1962.
A year ago, on June 30, 1961, the net assets
were
$55,857,732 and the asset value was $7.07 on the 7,895,589
share
per
was
outstanding.
then
shares
the
on
value
asset
The
current
The
compared with most of
the
has declined less during the second
when
value
asset
standard stock market averages
quarter and for the first six months of 1962. Also, it has
for the 12 months ended June 30, when adjusted
less
rights Issued to stockholders in
declined
for the
1961 and the year-end capital gain
distribution.
t'
,
.
utility common stocks represented
31%
of total net assets, oils 15%, natural gas
9%, industrials
22% and U. S. Government securities andjpKsff*,s83%.
During the second quarter,
increased ^holdings included Con¬
tinental
Oil,
Notrhern Natural
Gas,
Socony Mobil, Texas
Gas
Transmission and Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line.
Sales included
substantially all of the Beckman Instruments holding and all of
Colorado Interstate Gas.—V. 195, p. 2152.
holdings in
1962
30,
June
On
General Time Corp.—Sales
The
corporation
half
first
of
of
loss
net
reported a 14% increase in sales for the
with net earnings of $147,000 against a
the first half of 1961.
The net income
has
the
year,
in
$536,000
Up 14%—
equal to 7 cents a share on 2,032,582 outstanding shares.
Sales
for
the twenty-four weeks
ended June 16 were up
was
proximately
$3,500,000 to $29,051,000 from $25,468,000
in
the
corresponding period last year.
Anticipated expenditures in the
development of the company's Transacter data collection
business were charged against operations and continued to affect
income.
D.
J.
Hawthorne,
president of General Time,
said
that
the
expects that operations will be at a satisfactory level
the second half of the year.—V. 195, p. 2380.
company
during
of
tion
The
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of Calif.—Earns. Up 40%
Earnings of the company for the 1962 first half,
to
announced
40%
record
a
by
the
over
equal
$1,520,244,
Herbert
J.
to
$1.40
Young,
This
or
$1,088,266,
President.
$1.00 a share
ended June
a
share, it
earned
was
I,
in
the
company has announced record sales and
three months ended May 31, 1962, the first quarter
earnings for the
of its fiscal year.
The major cosmetics and toiletries firm announced sales of $17,691,761, an increase of $4,128,050 or 30%
over
the $13,563,714
reported for the same period of last year.
Net
earnings of $840,706 were $87,823
or
approximately
12%
the diversified
Assets of
financial
corporation reached
was
of
been
cents
40
the
on
a
the $752,883 reported a year ago. This was equal to
share, compared with 36 cents, based for both periods
combined class A and B shares outstanding at
2,103,520
As of June 1, 1962, the class B shares were reclassi¬
A shares, so that the
company now has only one
2596.
May 31, 1962.
fied
high of $205,695,000 at June 30, 1962—up 38% from $148,898,000
a year before.
-ir
"Traditionally,
the
second
half
of
each
year
has
exceeded
substantially the operating results of the first six months,"
Mr.
Young noted.
"The same pattern should continue this year, and
we
can
expect significant increases in earnings, as well as other
areas of operations for the remainder of 1962."
:
into
class
.
Reflected
savings
&
The
amounted
year
in
in
Association.
gain
in
last
of
As
gain
36%
a
net
$22.2
to
like
the
savings,
over
Loan
million,
$158.7
reported.
Young
gain
savings
and
earnings of the recent period were new
and loans outstanding at GFC's subsidiary
over
savings
a
June
the
for
30,
earlier,
year
Brooklyn,
publicly
organization.
owned
loans
year
first
from
Profit
due
the
&
Pacific
Tea
Co., Inc.
Quarterly
May
26,
Burger,
57
for
the
on
$13,428,000 after
Canadian
and
announced
share
a
approximately
were
Federal
President,
cents
Net
earnings of the company for the 13-week period
1962
$15,200,000
July
12,
income
1962.
This
provision
taxes,
Ralph W.
equivalent to
was
stock.
common
earnings for the comparable period last year were $13,334,000
provision of $14,800,000 for income taxes, or 57 cents a share,
after
based
the
on
Directors
number
of
terly
dividend
Sept.
1
of
food
the
of
shares
not
outstanding.
firm today also
retailing
cents
30
share
a
the
on
to stockholders of record Aug.
Coal
Howard
declared
195,
p.
quar¬
a
stock
common
2.—V.
The
the
Baronet
Russell
Litho
Banks,
major
of
Plainview,
Co.,
Inc.,
president
acquisition
in
of
less
Y.,
and
Johnstown,
Grow,
than
a
Detroit,
July
N.
Y.,
announced.
and
year
It
acquired
printing
is
makes
firm,
Grow's
it
second
million
$9
a
Baronet, a privately-owned company founded in 1946, specializes
in
brochures, advertising material,
annual
reports,, maps and a
of
range
mately
fiscal
promotional
$1,250,000
and
ended
year
Derwerken,
founder
chief
executive
with
Grow.—V.
net
June
195,
income
30,
and
officer
publications.
of
1962,
of
his
had
sales
approximately
Mr.
president
It
Banks
of
of
approxi¬
$50,000 in the
said.
John
Van
H.
Baronet,
is continuing as
under a long-term contract
company
1317.
p.
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co.—Sub.
company has
Gustin-Bacon Brake
.000,000
brake,
ated
of
safety
brakes
off-road
.and
for
pressure
subsidiary,
highway trucks, trailers, buses
purchase Includes the registered mark
may be installed on both new and exist¬
operates automatically when loss or decrease of
The
The
brake
ing equipment and
air
Acquisition
wholly-owned
air-equipped
vehicles.
"Maxibrake."
its
Co., has acquired for cash in excess of $1,patents, trade marks and other assets of MaxiPasadena, Calif., a manufacturer of spring-actu¬
certain
Inc.
that
announced
would
ordinarily
result in a brake failure.
It meets
statutory requirements
for such
safety brakes.
Gustin-Bacon
is
a
major producer of glass fibre products for
thermal, acoustical and plastic reinforcing
markets,
as
well as
organic
padding
materials
for
automotive
and
floor
covering
fields.
and
In
addition,
threadless
cal,
mining
According
pipe
couplings
products
for
the
railroad
industry
and
fittings for petroleum, chemi¬
and
industrial
equipment are marketed nationally.
to J. T. Conlon, president,
this acquisition permits
diversification
contrbute
mechanical
in
a
field not
profitable
sales
served by
now
in
a
growing
annum
the company and should
market.—V. 195, p. 1097.
(Paul) Hardeman, Inc.—Record Sales,
Earnings—
This
of
Stanton,
New
York,
first
six
over
Calif.,
has
subsidiary
reported
record
1961.
For
months
to
1962.
Earnings
six
months
equal,
to776
3?Osej}/ts y
ended
cents
le
recorcf
and
Notes Sold Pri¬
—
Liquid'n
reported that the management of this
corporation be dissolved and its assets,
principally stocks in seven insurance companies, be distributed to
stockholders as a liquidating dividend.
Insuranshares, a closed-end. investment company, reported assets
of
$9,261,799
stock
March
giving
31,
quoted
was
net asset
a
bid,
at $36,125
Stock Exchange's July
for
the
earnings
period
Corp.
for the
increased
131%
30, '1962
earnings
totaled
share,
compared with
$695,705,
share, in the first six months last
with
high
for
six
months
$38,555,803
the
first
in
the
half
of
year.
high for the first six
ended
June
like
the
30
1961
year.
totaled
period,
The
months,
$71,763,968
the
Hospitals is
which
medical
offices
a
non-profit, char¬
and
owns
operates hospital
in
California,
.
Sales
Net
Oregon
.
of
services
value of
asked,
$37
12 inactive list.—V.
$47.78
the
on
Earnings
International
Business Machines
York
Net
For
The
months
is
J.
shares
with
June
after
Watson,
equivalent for
27,615,522
compares
ended
$116,309,000
Thomas
This
the
six
Corp.—-Sales, Net
Jr.,
30,
1962,
estimated
Chairman
of
U.
June 30,
for the six
earnings
S.
with
series
made
any
V.
income
Federal
sales,
income
service
705,051
for
and
at
branch
ended
amounted
195,
the
six
the
30,
other
and
sales
Net
United
$811,163,397
States
amounted
the
in
to
from
$931,-
corresponding
1961
v
its
Payment
Bank
operating
income
income
taxes
Nova
of
will
Number
—V.
1961
2,519,493
2,325,125
1,184,229
share
per
of
195, p.
1,094,949
$0.42
$0.39
2,823,380
shares
common
2.823,380
1924.
Lehman Corp.—Assets Lower—
net
Total
the
for
of
by
Chairman
the
$262,061,185,
Robert
of
the
six
equivalent
Lehman,
months
of
end
1961
it
the
assets
net
in
June
Dec.
31,
to
Obligations
at
June
1961.
30,
$22.80
and
ended
amounted
Government
S.
to
President
Committee,
Executive
30,
preceding quarter, the net asset value
the
of
assets
reported
were
1962
During
$30.57 per share and
share.
per
items
cash
represented
with
compared
as
six
the
Gut-
C.
corporation's
At the end of
1962.
was
$31.59
and
share,
per
Monroe
the
months
1.8c
9.7c
of
net
covered
the
portfolio securities
the
cost
of securities
purchased by $10,365,800,
sales amounting to
$26,569,681 and purchases to $16,203,881.
The
67c
report
showed
share
per
for
previous
sales
capital gains
first
51c
or
by
exceeded
of
realized
the
$5,686,834
•
six
months
of
of
for
share
per
$7,751,480
the
the
equal
period
of
the
quarter
in¬
year.
of
Purchases
6,000
portfolio
shares
securities
during
the
past
International
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.,
Co.
'B', 8,000 shares Peabody Coal
4,000 shares Potash Co. of America, 5,000 shares San Diego
&
Electric
Co., 5,000 shares
Schering Corp.,
5,000 shares
10i000
Co.,
Gas
shares
Lilly
(Eli)
and
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Resistance
Co.—Net Up
All-time
weeks
25
sales
and 15,000 shares Universal Oil Products
of
President
the
and
earnings records were achieved during the first
by International Resistance, it was announced by
1962
Walter W.
Slocum.
i.
In a report
to stockholders, the IRC official disclosed that net
earnings jumped 25% to $1,165,873, equal to 81 cents per share,
from
last
year's $929,468, or
outstanding
65
cents
at
the
shares
share,
per
of
close
calculated
the
on
the
June
period,
Sales
the
for
of
a
Slocum
Mr.
half-year
24,
38,587
shares
Steel
from
the
record
noted
that
the
sales
new
and
were
achieved
as a
result of "strong cost controls, improved and modern¬
manufacturing facilities and a marketing organization tailored
to effectively cover all segments of our markets."
reported
that
incoming
forecasts," and
orders
"continue
at
preferred,
conv.
27,000
5,400 shares Lily-Tulip Cup
Co.,
14,200 shares Northrop
Corp.,
Corp.,
20,000 shares Republic
Co., 8,000 shares Union
20,000
Corp.,
shares
50,000
St.
Joseph
shares
Lead
United
States
Steel
Corp.—V.
195,
Loomis-Sayles Canadian & International Fund Ltd.
brisk
a
See
pace,
Loomis-Sayles
had
Fund
977.
Canada
of
Fund
Ltd.,
this
issue.
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Canada Ltd.—Name Changed
deterioration."—V.
p.
were
1808.
exceeding our
predicted that the company's sales
and earnings for the full year will be
"substantially greater than
the
previous
record
highs
of
1961,
barring a
general
business
195,
Copper
quarter
—New Name—
ized
He
Magma
shares
4J/2 %
the
Corp., 50,000 shares
Eastman
Kodak
Co.,
$10,-
records
earnings
10,000
Corp.
Utilities Co.,
during
Chemical
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.,
Corp.,
Carbide
securities
Allied
Co.,
Greyhound
States
8,600 shares
shares
Service
shares
Gulf
of portfolio
10,000
Public
20,000
shares
p.
to $14,286,212,
rose
sales
following:
Arizona
earlier.
year
'
the
Among
25%—
to
year-'as
present
same
Co.
International
be
Scotia.—
$13,762,443 $12,715,419
.
income
Earnings
compared
1962,
the
of
of
100%.
1,
1962,
5%%
de¬
Aug.
on
$75,000
at
1962
Net
cluded:
30,
redemption
fund,
1981
Lance, Inc.—Semi-Annual Report—
proceeds from the
before
15,
Canada
report
1962,
$234,609,000
June
in
at
period.
ended
months
in
with
1924.
p.
June
to
1961
for
sinking
May
assets
the 27,515,575
on
due
reported.
Board,
share
a
called
the
of
C,
188, p. 247.
against
months
taxes
rentals
compared
period.—V.
the
the
of
has
operation
income
1961.
$203,659,439 in -the corresponding
Gross
Federal
the six months' period to $4.21 a share on
outstanding at the end of the period.
This
after taxes for the corresponding 1961
outstanding
Net
earnings
S.
$0.22
534,962
Labatt Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
corporation
through
net earnings
period of $100,859,439, equivalent to $3.67
shares
net
U.
117,077
$0.61
534,962
r.
219.
p.
bentures,
U.
were
$13,506,947
324,596
share
shares
195,
1961
,
$19,172,705
income
$0.06
.
J"
1962
:
I
34,024
$0.21
<4.....
',v
.
services
per
at
the
share.,
common
Common
—V.
1961
$4,604,126
110,124
per
of
man,
Higher—
company
1962
$6,933,636
9 Months Ended June 4—
share.
a
New
1739.
186, p.
'
!
income
report
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation
Grove,
On
July
1962
it
changed
to
Loomis-Sayles
p.
1986.
2,
been
Ltd.—V.
191,
reported
was
ihe
that
this
of
name
Canadian
M. E. P. C. Canadian Properties
"
.
has
acquired
Analab
Instrument
Corp.
of
Jersey, an electronic test instruments manu¬
New
facturer.
The
announcement
and
purchased
number
was
Morton
the
of
subject
assets
shares
Analab
is
field,
for
Operations
made
by
Scheraga,
of
Analab
Jerrold
by
the
use
will
Sidney
Harman,
president
of
Instrument
of
president
Analab.
for
stock.
common
Analab
manufacturer
a
oscilloscopes
G.
of
ratification
to
oscillographic
of
Fund
International
and
continue
specialized
under
the
Scheraga,
men
"Analab
president,
stated
that
founded
Analab
the
adds
company
in
the
Marsh,
about
instrument
engineering,
development
and
marketing
program.
Analab
a basic line of six
oscilloscope main frames and
cover
a
broad spectrum of instrumentation.
This
recently introduced storage oscilloscope which incor¬
porates Analab's own storage tube. The company is about to enter
the
high
frequency field by making available
plug-ins for its
oscilloscope main frames to extend their performance beyond 500
to
the
megacycles.
In
This
will
open
important
an
additional
market
cording
electric
sales
more
film
single
advance
systems.
representation
Analab
is
than
The
one
complete
a
including
cameras,
pulse
markets
is
and
Jerrold
year.
frame
The
represented
in
line
of
oscilloscope
continuous
company
13
has
countries
re¬
Jerrold
At
new
as
the
parent
or
recent
of
annual
meeting,
structure
which
the
pre«jLous
W
the
abroad.
subsidiary
Jerrold
stockholders
established
'.'The
approved
Jerrold
a
companies.
cents
the
for
the placement of $35,000,000 of 6% first
notes, due June 30, 1977. The notes are
guaranteed by Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.
mortgage
1962,
6%%
first
Payment
Montreal.
30,
June
for
1962.
This
declared
the
for
$5,372,906
in
six
first
The
1961.
with
compares
half
first
the
of
1961
outstanding at June 30,
1961,
dividend paid Jan 22. 1962.
stock
and
half
at
share
a
shares
2 Vz %
1962
share
a
stock
quarter
p.
;
for
the
second
paid
$4,380,032
Midland
The
York
$8,771,032 this year
was
dividend
was
dollars.
New
monihs
provision
$5,-
were
for
on
ad¬
as
taxes
quarter
holding
Tax
year.
has
Corp.
bank
State
this
in' 1962
and
total
of 1961,
provision
$5,043,200
in
assets
company
communities
and
adjusted for
the second
as
for
1961.
in
of
excess
billion
2.8
11 banks serving 106
banking offices.—V. 195,
owns
through 182
2262.
Mattel, Inc.—Sales Up 141%—Net 52%—
This
and
manufacturer
that
earnings
three
2,
of
first
52%
months
1962,
toys,
the
of
sales
last
during
the
141%
com¬
year.
sales
compared
earnings
and
Calif.,
Hawthorne,
approximately
registered
fiscal
reported
$12,914,000,
year,
in
increased
those
over
President,
were
last
headquartered
quarter
almost
Handler,
period
same
for
the
with
quarter
$5,342,000
against
$668,000,
ended
the
for
$439,000.
Estimated
per
share earnings. were 25
cents
for the quarter,
with 17 cents earned during the first quarter of the last
adjusted for a 2V2-for-l stock split in January, 1962.
compared
fiscal
In
year,
announcing
not
project full
year
pointed
between
figures
quarterly
shareholders
cautioned
earnings to
He
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals—Notes Sold
Privately
—On July 12,1962, it was reported that the
corporation
has entered into agreements with institutional in¬
vestors
in
its
of
1982 at 100%.
of the Bank of
1,
Canada
Aug.
1,
Aug.
on
$125,000
$9,752,700 last year.
Consolidated
net
operating income for the second quarter of
1962 was $4,845,337 or 43 cents a share against $5,133,473 or 47
June
Corp."
cents
dividends
in
first
Elliot
fourth acquisition in a little
subsidiaries are: Jerrold Elec¬
91
the
Common
in
nationwide
Philadelphia: Harman-Kardon, Inc., Plainview, N. Y.;
Appliance Corp.
(Taco),
Sherburne, N. Y.;
and
Pilot
Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.
corporate
fund,
consolidated net operating income for the first
$9,505,063 or 85 cents a share on 11,219,899
outstanding
common
parable
tronics Corp.,
Radio
shares
10,750,779
justed for
and
motion
Corporation's
Other
due
A,
Ltd.—Partial Red'n
redemption
for
sinking
branch
any
totaled
1962
announced
Analab
at
$9,991,834
for
instruments.
addition,
called
the
series
corporation's
of
common
Marine
produces
plug-ins
includes
half
three
an
important base for
Jerrold Corp. in the test instrument field.
Caywood C. Cooley
vice-president
of
Jerrold
Electronics
Corp., The Jerrold Corp.'s
Philadelphia subsidiary, will continue to direct the corporation's
test
has
of
Marine Midland Corp.—Six Months' Results—
is
Instrument
Clee
and
bonds,
made
The
instruments
name
be
605,157
Harman
over-all
will
stockholders.
ago.
these
operation
Jerrold
purchase
The
six
corporation
undisclosed
an
The
including very sensitive and extremely stable
in digital, medical and geophysical research.
Corp."
with
Morton
G.
vice-president.
The
two
years
The
through
mortgage
Jerrold,
American
June
a
v<A^4e previous record
^d
Universal
of
provides various medical services by contractual ar¬
rangements with Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and
regional groups of doctors in California, Oregon and
Hawaii.
1.
>■
the
$1,610,622,
equal
of
of
revenue
all
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. is a
non-profit corporation which enters into membership
contracts with individuals and groups under which it
(John)
Si Coke Co., Inc.
Technical
i
retire
to
indebtedness and
the class A
on
1962 it was
company proposed that the
Mr.
The
used
bank
payable
company.
broad
per
13,
Jerrold
has
City, participated
and Hawaii.
Earnings
Insuranshares Certificates, Ine.—Proposed
On
Cedar
N.
and
Income before
2930.
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation
improvement and
totaled $92,000 and proceeds
$101,653.50. Herman & Appley,
properties
vately—On July 10,1962, it was reported.that $l,200,r
000 of this firm's promissory notes due Sept. 1, 1977,
had been sold privately through R. W. Pressprich &
Co., New York City.
Net proceeds from the financing will be advanced
to Howard Fuel Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary.
T'he
Grow
of
refinancing accounted for
is distributing 4.166c per month, or $50
stock.—V.
195, p.
1428.
946,738
Consolidated net
of
be
Hospitals'
Foundation
facilities
Sales
1962.
—
Report—
ended
sale
to
1,434,138
Great Atlantic
Foundation
itable corporation
derived from the sale
The profit was
half
other
will
sale
13 Weeks Ended June 4—
net
a
refinancing of properties.
Herman & Appley, is engaged in the purchase,
management of real estate properties.
million,
to
ago
GFC's
announcd
company
period.
a June 30,
1962, peak of $175.5 million.
major subsidiary, Beverly Hills National
Bank, which was acquired by GFC just a year ago, have increased
99%
in the past 12 months to $34 million, while total deposits
have
jumped 90%
to $29.8 million.—V. 195, p.
2152.
a
of
Assets
Y.
N.
and
up 109%
from new savings
Keeping pace with the record
outstanding
at
the
association
climbed
1961
the
to finance together with other funds the Foundation's
1962 through 1965 building program.
Appley, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
non-recurring
profit of $193,653.50, 96.8c a share for class A stock for, .the three
months
ended. June
30,
1962, the company's first quatter as a
record
Savings
totaled
recorded
37%
the
in
both
in
Gibraltar
»
Kaiser
of
Kelly Girl Service, Inc.—Sales Net Up—
Herman
This
•
this
Proceeds
category of common stock.—V. 195, p.
taxes,
all-time
an
than
higher
year-
period.
Per share earnings
for both periods
have
computed on the 1,083,650 shares presently outstanding.
Mr.
The First Boston Corp., New York
Kaiser
Helene Curtis Industries, Inc.—Record Sales, Earns.
30,
gain
a
earlier
highs
is
This
The
increased
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
in the direct placement of these notes.
power
plants
Titan
2821.
p.
con¬
base and aerospace fieids
Projects include construc¬
houses,
pumping
stations,
highways
and
throughout the world.
engaged in construction and site activation at
Titan II and Minuteman missile bases.—V.
195,
dams,
company
Atlas,
manufacturing and
engineering,
is an
Inc.
operating in the missile
non-military construction.
in
ap¬
further
net
firm
as
June,
6.'
p.
well
as
industrial
automobiles during the
for that period in history and
the June 11-20 period.
Sales during the last 10
1961, totaled 115,750.
Six
months truck sales totaled 244,367,
an increase of 25.2%
from
the
195,138 sold at retail during the first half
of 1961.
Truck sales during June were 48,414, up 12.1%
from June of last
year
and slightly ahead of the 48,396 delivered at retail during
May
Dealers delivered 21,795 trucks during the last 10 days of
June
compared with 15,223 during the June 11-20 period.—V. 196,
in
days
Hardeman,
struction
342,950, up 24.2%
from
June, 1955, when 349,281
from
17.7%
up
Paul
the
during
1,947,331
and
and second Only to
retail.
dealers delivered 137,291
year
sold
were
cars
the same 1961 period
of 1955.
during June totaled
in
months
deliveries
Retail
-
.
.
;
1,361,218
first
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(218)
there
out
Mattel's
to
for
use
the
the
first
time,
Mr.
three-month
Handler
sales
and
results.
significant
year-to-year
variations
shipments
during
any
selected
are
percentage
of
product mix; the inventory of previous year's toys carried
over
by customers during January and February (the last months
of the company's fiscal year); and the speed with which Mattel
period;
is
able
months
Mr.
during
to
of
tool
up
any
Handler
the
first
for
fiscal
said
and
ship
its
new
products
during
the
early
year.
the
quarter,
initial
will
start-up costs
level off during
of
the
toys, high
balance of the
new
Volume
196
6177
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
able
items
"Early
will
last
three
quarters; and sales in the nine months
not be affected by the company's new
probably
discount.
Ship"
cited
He
the
in
remaining
the
extremely
strong popularity
Mattel's
1961 toys,
which carried over into the
present fiscal year; the enthusiastic
reception afforded its new
toys
at the
Toy Fair last
Spring,
coupled with the company's ability to ship them at an early date;
the
and
for
of
success
the
the
significant
Ship"
increase.
discount
"Early
sales
of
major
as
-
dolls,
"The
its
anticipated
the
excellent,"
is
have every
we
successful
most
Mattel's President con¬
to believe this will continue to
history."—V. 195, p. 1656.
reason
in
year
our
the
of
in
share
a
fiscal
was
results
net
A
loss
of
$92,686
net
and
of
sales
11 cents
class
B
$3,275,060
for the like six months a year earlier.
These finan¬
cited by W. H. Goff, President, in an interim report
reported
cial
The net income is equal to
combined
shares
of
common
and
year.
500,000
on-
stock.
common
operating
results,
Goff
Mr.
says,
attributable
are
reduction, and an aggressive sales promotion
cost
to
program.
completion of important new contracts which greatly broaden
markets for Mayfair products will show their effect in the coming
months.
■4\v"'-'i-,i;" \:p.;
V
May
31,
1962,
the company's
cash holdings were substantially increased, and notes and accounts
payable were greatly reduced. Working capital increased from the
same
period of the previous year by $405,896 to the present total
<•:
During
of
six
the
months
ended
ahead
windows
and
doors
as
195,
1098.
p.
..■y.t'
'■
Miner Industries,
the
for
impotrant manufacturer of alumi¬
well as a large distributor
of other
an
\,'v. V
the
and
prospects
Goff observes.
Mr.
is
Inc.
materials.—V.
■■
For
continuing,
operations
are
are promising,
Improved
building
Sales
Net
Inc.—Net Up for Year—
In
year
number
same
to
letter
a
shares.
of
stockholders,
Eugene
—V.
as
194,
com¬
headed
—
Class A Common Of¬
a June 13,
1962 offering circular,
offered publicly, without underwriting,
30,000 shares of its class A common stock at $10 per
share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $294,000, will be
used for
salaries, pre-publication expenses, and work¬
ing capital.
BUSINESS—The
principal business of Monocle Publications is
is to publish "Monocle," a magazine of political satire.
The com¬
pany was incorporated under the laws of the State of New York
1959.
25,
York, N.
and
in
directors
located
are
at
West
106
69th
St.,
was
founded
in
1957
as
a
"leisurely quarterly of
staffed and edited by law and graduate students
University.
Only 500 copies of the first issue
Yale
the Spring
By
of
1959,
when
Monocle's
editors,
staff
and
magazine's
of
pages
5,000,
articles from
and
commented
or
"Monocle"
being reprinted,
were
favorably in anthologies,
upon
newspapers
excerpted
other
and
of
ance
Lasser
K.
J.
eleven
of
Co.
&
In
December,
1961
and
January,
1962,
invested
approximately $30,000 in the
company primarily to finance a test mailing of trial subscription
offers designed to test some of the key assumptions, relating to
circulation, on which these projections were based.
Bert Garmise
and Associates, Inc., a firm of circulation consultants, was retained
to conduct the mailing and, late in February, 1962, trial subscrip¬
tion offers were mailed to approximately 110,000 persons.
group
persons
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Class A
common
stock
(par $1)
80,000 shs.
Outstanding
39,009 shs.
Class
common
stock
(par $1)
5,000 shs.
3,300 shs.
B
competitive
a
toward
&
the
195,
Telegraph,
Montgomery Baptist Hospital—Notes Offered—B. C.
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly,
$600,000 of this corporation's direct obligation serial
notes dated July
1, 1962 and due serially July 1,
1963-72. The notes are being offered at par and ac¬
crued interest for the maturities
July 1, 1962-70 and
and accrued interest for the maturities July 1,
1970-72.
The securities bear interest at from
5%
at
101
REDEMPTION
PROCEEDS—Net
construction
of
proceeds from the sale will help finance the
$2,500,000 127-bed hospital now being erected at
a
Ala.
Montgomery,
Convention.
of
posed
hospital is affiliated with the Alabama
which
Convention
Baptist
2,858
in
The
churches
trustee
National
First
is
affiliated
having
a
National
with
Bank
of
West
Southern
Bend, Wis., is
Milwaukee and
Wisconsin Trust Co.,
Montgomery, Ala., paying
of
the
Bap¬
Baptist
Convention
is
com¬
total membership of 724,116.
First
and
Bank
turn
Alabama
APPOINTMENTS—First
corporate
agents
for
the
notes.
The
corporation
has reported sales of $36,203,000 for the nine
May 31, 1962, an increase of 16% compared with
$31,239,000 for the corresponding period last year.
Net earnings were $706,941, or 74 cents a share on 958,900 shares
ended
outstanding,
with a
tax credit
compared
net loss
for
the
Sales
over
as
after
$1,248,828
income
taxes
for
third quarter were $12,492,000, an increase of 10%
period of the previous year. Net income was $316,477,
the
quarter
of
net
a
1961.—V.
National
Name
On
name
As
in
of
195,
Computer
$539,891
p.
reported
in
the
the
New
York, Inc.—
12,
the
the
Michael
firm
past,
has
CMC
Miskulin,
President,
changed
expects
to
to
announced
Computer
receive
the
bulk
that
Methods
of
its
American
of
proceeds
debentures
of
Franklin
185
will
services,
which
approximately
such
be
re¬
mainly
and
with
constitute
about
telephone systems
communication
95%
of
Communication
clude
tele-typewriter
radio
of
the
from
Revenues
cipally
the
the
service,
sale
purchase
to
amounts
Other
in
the
the
in
other
the
derived
are
have
below
the
Merrill
Corp.__$5,000
Corp.
—iJ.
Francis
I.
Pont
du
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
W. Pressprich & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
R.
R.
Dickson
S.
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Brown
Johnston,
&
Crouter
4,500
Stein Bros.
&
Burgess
Sons
1,250
Doolittle &
&
Co— 1,100
Co
Courts & Co.
825
250
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
825
Chace, Whiteside
Winslow,
Inc.
825
Dittmar
&
825
Fridley
&
550
Townsend, Dabney
Tyson
McKelvy & Co.
Co.
&
Walston
&
&
Co.
&
Stieglitz
Co.,
Inc
Inc
550
A.
J.
The
Hogle & Co
Robinson-Humphrey
—V.
550
195,
Russ
/
Inc.
Co,
p.
2927.
&
250
—
&
revenue
9,883
2,117
&
Inc
9,883
2,117
M12'
Co.,
Inc
6^588
1,412
:
6,588
9 883
1,412
6,588
1,412
6,588
1,412
Inc
6 588
Inc
1,412
Co.
6i588
1,412
6 588
706
3'294
706
3,294
706
Inc
3 294
'
has
started
has
drilling
spudded
in
the South
Diamond
Peninsula,
it
operations
its
initial
Gulch
for
well
area
announced
was
by
out
to
Dr.
Occidental
others. Occidental will
200
Gulch
to
50%
earn
Standard
by
weather
roads
and
lies
miles
8
northwest
200
150
Inc.
150
at
This
said
is
geographic
currently
Nikiski
and
Drilling
quisition
location
the
of
constructing
will
need
farmout
of
and
Felvey
is
Co.
two
the
corrugated
San
$145,000,- will be
Livingston Rd., Oxon Hill,
chartered on Nov. 4, 1960.
1961.
Prior to
becoming interested in this
principal pro¬
moters, Harry G. Newnam and Clifford P. Lunson were partners
in the drycleaning and laundry business
for over 14 years under
the
trade
its
of
company,
name
actual
of
Tankers
contractor.—V.
196,
Corp.
Terms
of
Kenneth
container
plants
in
the
of
San
not
were
Antonio
an
R.
Mull,
be
senior
—V.
corporation is engaged primarily in the drycleaning and
business, with special emphasis being placed on the new
coin-operated drycleaning machines through the establishment of
Cleaning Centers.
Authorized
Class
—V.
A
B
stock
common
common
195,
stock
($1
$6.25
at
Outstanding
par)—
500,000 shs.
339,148 shs.
($.25 par)—
20,000 shs.
Texas,
Bank
196,
York
St. Louis RR.—Appointment
Trust,
York
New
City,
has
been
ap¬
trustee, paying agent and registrar for equipment trust
certificates, issue of 1962, by the company.—V. 195, p. 2305.
pointed
North
Carolina
National
City
Telephone
Bank,
ing
were
this
company's
190,
p.
first
mortgage
City,
bonds,
has
5%%
been
series,
appointed
due
North
1987.
1073.
See
Shore
Gas
Shore
ratio,
this
issue.—V.
195, p.- 525.
accrued
Bank
&
of
sales,
the
two
446.
p.
Preferred—
Aug.
on
1,
participating
dividends.
Trust
of
be
%
North
of
of
the
1962,
all
preference
will
Kansas City,
Co.,
Payment
Mo.
approved
holders
for
of
a
the
their
plan
for
The
offer¬
stock
common
stock.
of
exchange
to
common.
to
by
have
to
exchange
by the Boards of the two companies,
of Peoples Gas capital stock for each share
Shore
declared
it
recommend
offering is made.
issued
stock
in
agreed
North
undertook
Gas Light
Co.
share
a
Shore
Directors
and
Gas
The
holders
to
the
North
proposed
offer
not
of
than
less
plan
fair
Shore
will
and
reasonable
stockholders
be
when
conditioned
826,000,
about
upon
82%,
of
outstanding shares of North Shore common.
North
1,009,312 shares of common stock outstanding and about
and
Shore
has
3,000
stockholders.
The
proposed
offer
must
Commission,
will
to
this
be
filed
effective,
the
on
that
be
with the
and
New
these
a
the
a
free
and
actions will
prior
exchange,
Securities
listing
York
await
approval
of
the
Illinois
ruling from the Internal Revenue Service
tax
and
of
the
Midwest
take
registration
a
statement
Exchange Commission becoming
additional Peoples
Gas shares
Exchanges.
It is expected
Stock
three
to
four
The
chief
Paper Corp.
to
form
a
executive
have
new
officers
announced
company
to
of
that
be
months.—V.
Potlatch
an
known
-
Forests,
has
agreement
as
195, p. 2598.
Clearwater
and
the
terms
of
the
agreement
the
consumer
resale
sanitary
tissue
products
new
to
company
produce
for
the
Swanee
been
signed
Tissue
Inc.
equally owned by both corporations.
The
new
company
has been formed
Gas Co.—Proposed New Control—
Co.,
plus
National
capital
previously
Under
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
redemption
cumulative
division
output
Potlatch Forests, Inc.—To Form New Affiliate—
trustee, registrar and paying agent for $2,000,000 principal amount
of
for
cent
of Peoples
Peoples
North
Co.—Appointment—
York
New
in
10.
p.
Commerce
New
located
associated company,
acquired in a stock
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Co.—Proposed Acquis.—
20,000 shs.
New York, Chicago &
9.
p.
Vice-President, container
share,
per
that
Chemical
re¬
from
disclosed.
called
35
the City
Directors
the
1205.
p.
at
acceptance
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
has
outstanding
made
will
Lunson.
This
corporation
its
stock
laundry
Class
oil
two
Parkview Drugs, Inc.—To Redeem
The
of
5091
operation in Jan.
corporation,
the two
&
day
a
ship
companies, Jones Felvey II and his brother,
Stewart Felvey, will join
Packaging Corp. of America and continue
to manage the plants in Dallas and San
Antonio.
business
Newnam
favor¬
Antonio.
Container
Owners
State of Maryland corporation
a
is
20,000-barrel
a
crude.
The Felvey Container Corp., of
Dallas, and
Inc.—Class A Common Offered
used for expansion purposes.
commenced
the
Evanston, 111., company, one of the nation's largest paperpackaging firms, has entered the Southwest with the ac¬
board
100
to a July 3, 1962 offering circular, the
offered publicly, without underwriting, 100,000 shares of its class A common stock at $1.50 per
It
of
and Richfield.
Packaging Corp., reported that the current
plants would be stepped up substantially.—V.
at
Co.
interest
well and also earn an option on 1 280
Richfield land straddling the
adjacent North
three miles to the northeast.
and
of
estimated
Oil
the working
of
structure
all
transaction.
&
company
proceeds,
acre
of
Hammer,
Packaging Corp. of America—Acquisitions—
—Pursuant
Net
time
Armand
195,
BUSINESS—The
first
10,000
a
producing
a
Standard
Coastal
200
^
Newnam & Lunson,
the
on
the southwest tip
on
~
farmed
was
Standard
Dallas
Co., Inc
Frederking____
Co.,
9,883
2,117
Inc
marketing. Standard has a marine terminal at Nikiski
by, which currently handles crude oil from the Swanson River
200
Hugo Marx & Co
y550
44 470
nearby Homer.
250
Co
conditons
2,117
Co.
Co.,
&
Hammer
finery
-
Co.
Bros.
and
follows:
as
250
&
Miller
Kaufman
H.
Hentz
Corp.
Podesta
of
for
field.
250
Securities
terms
are
1657.
and
of
close
300
Leith
&
&
acreage
Dr.
300
Cruttenden,
&
Boyce
Co.
&
the
Co
&
Baird
completing
able
300
Inc.
Sutro
to
agreement,
9,530
&
and
in
Standard
300
2,000
1,750
shs.
underwriters
Calif., Richfield Oil Corp., Golden Bear Oil
Co., Franco Western
300
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Carolina
Lemon
400
Bodine
&
principal
aggregate number of shares
purchase from the company
Geologically, Occidental's prospect falls in a southwesterly portion
of
the Cook Inlet Basin, which
produces high grade 35 gravity
crude oil from the
nearby Swanson River oil fields developed by
Townsend,
2,250
1,250
1,250
Inc.
Co.
Bradford
C.
Alex.
&
the
the
deep water port of Homer.
$550
Co., Inc.
46 067
612*,900
The Occidental wildcat, Diamond Gulch
Unit No. 1, is in Town¬
ship 6 South, Range 14 West, Seward Base &
Meridian, Kenai
County. Before drilling, Occidental spent several weeks
constructing
a lVt-mile road over
impassable marshes known locally as
"Muskeg"
for hauling
drilling equipment to the well site. The well is now
&
&
$97,000
& Fay,
Inc
Blosser & McDowell
Kenai
acres
severally
Sherrerd
&
1,500
&
&
company
Diamond
prin¬
Inc
DeHaven
1,750
Inc. 1,500
Baker, Weeks & Co
J.
Butcher
5,000
Co. 4,500
&
Wood, Struthers & Co
Cohu
Stetson
Wm. J. Mericka
5,000
of
and
Co
Co.
p.
accessible
Winslow,
Pierce,
Paribas
offered
Co._
&
Alaska
by
in¬
debentures:
Inc—
&
Dain
195,
The
Amount
Smith
&
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
names
President.
(000's Omitted)
Boston
Lynch,
M.
The
in
respective
following
com¬
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—Alaska
Drilling Oper¬
ations Started—
com¬
service
the
FINANCING
46,067
par)
W.
Oil Co.
Amount
First
&
Straus,
directories.
named
'63
underwriting
Becker
Hooker
transmission
and
revenues
company
of
telephone
telephone
15,
Dominick,
Whipple & Co
—V.
countries.
revenues
PRESENT'
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
United
(000's Omitted)
The
the
McDonnell
local
company
the
TO
severally agreed to
shareholders, subject
Allyn
Loewi
mainly telephone service,
services,
underwriters
from
of
most
data i transmission
space
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
principal
in
operating
other than
programs.
of
companies
total
services
television
and
from
telephone
of
due
M. Byllesby Co.
(Inc.)
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller
of
States
C.
J.
the
other
outstandings
share.
common
H.
the
the
Dec.
Bacon,
with its parent and other companies,
the
telephones of the company -can be interconnected, in most
cases through the
facilites of the parent, with substantially all of
of
(no
has
in
G.
farmout
telephones
EFFECT
shares
income
net
per
shareholders
and
shares
Dominick
of arrangements
result
a
to
'62
selling
Bache
the
the
Corp.
A.
companies.
As
"multi¬
Selling
by non-affiliated companies which had
telephones in service on March 31, 1962.
The
furnish local service in the localities served by
not
Madison,
a
Shareholders
60,200
does
company
15,
each
forth
Telephone
not
1962,
$97,000
notes
McCormick
served
are
will
high
Authorized
shares
the
St., Boston, is engaged
furnishing communication
cents
note
Robert
new
shares
No. of Shs. to be Purchased From
the Company the
.
—V.
been
and
31,
24
GIVING
mortgage
common
which
telephones in service.
About 54% of the company's tele¬
in ten'metropolitan areas having a population of 100,000
about 30% being in the Boston metropolitan area. About
more,
First
of
from
detection,
582,900
on
May
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
based
ended
equal
1972
due Dec.
are
operates
2078.
Analysts
the
FEATURES—The
business
1,
A.
apply
30,000
the company for the fiscal
year ended
$2,322,223 and net income was $325,017,
on
to
for
■
first
Common
coupon.
of the company's telephones are in Massachusetts.
There
are
certain areas in
the
states
in
which
the
comparable
Changed—
July
of
loss
10
its
capital.
used
First Boston
71%
applicable
the same
against
July
of
share,
per
$141,095,
Installment
and toll telephone service, in Maine, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Vermont.
On March 31, 1962 the company had
like
period in 1961
of $589,115. There were no Federal
to current earnings,
due to the
carry¬
forward of losses incurred in the prior year.
of
the
to
advances
of
BUSINESS—The company of
Murray Corp. of America—9 Months' Net Up 16%—
months
cents
three months
June
City,
prior to July 1, 1967.
Beginning
with that date,
the
redemption prices will range from 104.43% to the principal amount.
Md., is
AFFILIATION—The
York
deemable
share.
to 5%%.
tist
56
was
6V2%
organization.
parent
Evans
1657.
p.
sale
intends
company
repayment
Halle
—V.
New
140,000 for certain
of
and
„
Bonds
set
awarded
were
which named the 4V2%
Fenner
Shortly thereafter, the company began to explore the commercial
feasibility of converting "Monocle" from a "leisurely quarterly"
to
a
monthly.
Budget
projections
for
a
three-year period of
monthly publication were prepared by the company with the assist¬
Corp.,
working
analyzer"
1962 amounted to
the
its bid of
Other bids
naming a 4%% coupon, came from Halsey Stuart &
Co., 101.951, and Morgan Stanley & Co., 101.761.
magazines.
a
at
100.19%
art
were graduated, five issues had been published,
print order had increased 600%, and there were
paid advertising.
At that time, the editors took
the magazine to New York,
and incorporated.
By the Spring of
1961, "Monocle" had 1,487 paid subscribers and a print order of
the
eleven
Boston
sale
concerns.
28,
pany
on
debentures
pany.
satire,"
around
printed.
were
offices
Its
Y.
"Monocle"
political
For
.0075
oversubscribed.
phones
company
Sept.
and
CAPITALIZATION
First
the
company
of 3833 W. Beltline Hwy.,
assembles
an
instrument
known
as
pulse height
equal to
an
group
company's
REVENUES—Net sales
Feb.
640,500 shs.
—
from
universities and foreign universities; while about
24% of total sales
were to
foreign business firms, and the remainder to U. S. busi¬
underwriting group which offered for
July 11 a new issue of $50,000,000 New
England Telephone & Telegraph 4J/2% debentures
due July 1, 2002, at 100.93% and accrued interest to
yield approximately 4.45% to maturity. The issue was
fered—Pursuant to
on
designs
ness
3,505
.18
of an
manager
precision
analysis
of
nuclear
radiation.
Approximately
30% of the company's dollar sales last
year were made to govern¬
ment
agencies doing nuclear research;
12%
each
to
American
June 30,1961
640,500 shs.
the
to
measurement,
9.
p.
public sale
or
New
196,
Wis.,
channel
$20,060,146
::
added
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
2141.
p.
$22,014,196
per share
outstanding
3,500,725
1949.
p.
Monocle Publications Inc.
the
PROCEEDS—Net
be
190,
as
stockholders.
1962.
117,175
Offered—The
in
President of the
Swee,
noted that the balance sheet shows current assets of $914,605
opposed to current liabilities of $328,293, or a 2.7 to one ratio.
pany
—V.
of
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
—-
Income
sale
This compares
the
quarter
June 30, 1962
PROCEEDS—The
with earnings of $93,410 for the fiscal year
ending March 31, 1961, which would be equal to 38 cents per share
on
first
Inc.—Common Offered—On July 10,
for the account of the
company and
profit¬
operated
company
the
closed.—V.
iitoQme^.
Shares
\
,
ending March 31, 1962, this toy manufacturer, re¬
ports net profits after taxes were $107,419, or 44 cents per share
on
the average number of shares outstanding for the past fiscal
year.
the
and
year
13 Weeks Ended
The
Mayfair Industries,
num
calendar
scribed and the books
$939,942.
months
that
announced
past
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The
■M
also
the
7
underwriting group, announced the public offering of
170,000 shares of common stock of Nuclear Data, at
$9 per share. Of the total, 30,000 shares were offered
are
Improved
realistic
Nuclear Data,
1962, McCormick & Co., Chicago,
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering Oversubscribed—On July 13, 1962, it was re¬
ported that a secondary offering of 25,000 shares of
this firm's capital stock, made by First Boston Corp.,
New York City, at $43.50 per share, was oversub¬
stockholders.
to
during
Needham Packing Co.
earned net income of $56,383 on net
sales of
the six months ended May 31, 1962, the first half
current
process¬
systems.
National Union Fire Insurance
company
$3,492,247
Miskulin
Mr.
Mayfair Industries, Inc.—Sales Down, Net Up—
The
communications
coming
.
growth m volume.
backlog
company's
"and
cluded,
forward"
and
months, however, CMC will place increased em¬
phasis on systems-type services offering to the user and pros¬
pective
user
a
complete line
of
services
including
the
initial
feasibility study, the evaluation of manufacturers' proposals, sys¬
tems analysis, design and development, project and program man¬
agement, and PERT, critical path, and simulation techniques.
ably
games,
accommodate
"store
the
In
reasons
explained the discount provided Mattel's expanding
plush toys, toy guns and holsters, musical
and
action toys and hobby
horses with greater exposure at an
earlieru date than ever before, and enabled it to more
efficiently
of
programming projects in the areas of real-time data
and
ing
Handler
Mr.
line
be
from
Mattel will be making far larger quantities of its more profit¬
year;
(219)
and
western
Mills,
will
be
market
United
vr
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(220)
market.
States
A
date.
later
a
be
y.'
;<
*
\['
Pa.,
Ransom
Under
trade.
the new, company's products.
of
:
Caloric
See
•'
*'
•
Trust
Trust
Uuiuny
This
the
•...
bos^ou,
co.,
:
*.*'
■
:
\
\
,
•
,
-
,
and
Sales
in
A If
L.
holders.,
1962
Mr.
In
first
the
sales
.
black
jales
Consolidated
stock
The
three
The
Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc.,
became effective April 3,
of
by
opened
supermarkets
new
Owl
Red
ing.—V.
195,
116.
p.
sales
net
Reher
of
•
first
in
the
possibilities
the
stage
discussion
we.
share
the
1,150,000
before
income
shares
of
the
Mr.
will
we
the
for
to
several
improve
the
profit
structure
Silo
equal
for
to
16
of
Silo
that
fiscal
the
six
New
in
and
Jersey
See Atmos-Pak
Reher
cents
Simmons
This
per
for
circuit
fiscal
year
will
again
Rio Algom Mines
The
following
Tinto
Rio
9th,
notice
Ltd.—Merger Effective—
jointly
issued
was
Ltd,
Co.,
to the
the
by
in London,
press
':"
set
1962.
-■■
.
of the above-named companies jire advised that
arrangement for the merger of the two companies
the sanction of the Court, and became operative on
July,
of
shares
the
in
Rio
A
The
The
The
new
mining
lasia
fully
11th
on
company,
The
industrial
and
and
advertised
interests
Rio
July,
1962."
Tinto-Zinc Corp.,
North America,
Ltd.,
in
has
Europe
are
association
of
the
with
Canada
being
now
worked
Tinto
Rio
the
object
the establishment
out, for
Consolidated
and
of
achieving
Zinc
of
ables
The
nix
In
Rio
Tinto
uranium,
operates
a
Consolidated
Consolidated
mine,
Zinc
Gold
Canada
of
Corp.,
Vauze Mines Ltd.
tion.—V.
194,
It
is
and
also
substantial
a
has
gold
in
Rio Tinto Co.,
See
active
an
exploration
Rio
Algom
Rio
See
Yukon
a
Ltd.,
this
195,
issue.-—V.
Algom
Roanwell
organiza¬
,
,
Ltd.,
this
issue—V.
195,
p.
^
the
corporation's
April
30,
first
Richard
1962,
Report,
W.
"J
a
outstanding.
when
that
s
voice
—V.
of
one
the
and
assesmblies
handsets
Roanwell
aggregate. amount
195,
will
operated
diversified
a
can
such
be
products
p.
nation's
leading
as
devices.
14%
headsets,
to
both
include
Philadelphia,
55,270,000,
1961
the
amounted
tor
June,
The
units
a
Pa.,
$918,000
reports
company
increase
over
the
Louis
in
after
Gas
In
April
in
88
to
June
$1,267,000,
a
(four
weeks)
$93,000
sales
increase
as
44
pre¬
cents
well
the
profit
a
of
of
of
21%
for
Change—special
a
10
•
;
1962.
change
!
-
...
1,
will
company
;
_
well
as
for
as
.
business."
our
margin
excellent
the
64%
the
rate
-
,
of
those
vulcanized
introducing
in
progress
For
waa;
suffi¬
which the
what prod¬
high
:'
Carp.—Reports Nine
Gas
&
Months"
;\:V>■
Highs—
Gas, reports
President of Tex-Star Oil &
gains followed the advances recorded by the company
two quarters of
the current fiscal year and raisedended May 31, 1962 to the highest in
history
for
comparable
a
period."
'
•
period under review, revenues amounted to $2,015,133. This
higher than revenues of $1,228,094 in the same months
fiscal year.
V'
'
sales provided 68% of the total, with silica sand
contributing 14%. and gas gathering, and gasoline ex¬
previous
and
gas
operations accounting for 11%. The
contracts and miscellaneous sources.
balance
plant
gathering revenues rose
reflecting
a
sharp increase
in
Poitevent
System,
initiated.
was
Cash
(income
earnings
before
depreciation
a
Cash
earnings
based
(adjusted
-DOC.
27,
equivalent to $0.78 per share on the 1,526,on
May 31,
1962, as against $0.58' per
shares outstanding as of May 31, 1961
were
outstanding
shares
666
share
1,525,766
on
2-for-l
the
for
1961),—V.
195,
p.
stock
792.
split
of
number
of
were
$2,014,868,
which
:
became
\
,Y v
effective
75
or
of
1962;
as
'•
the
directors
raised
year
previously.—V.
July
oh
on
compared
"
'
\
;
to 81
cents
/
the
of
cash
rate
195,
Suburban
dividends
of 50
cents
for
Gas
paid
on
per share
the
the
12th
common
:
To Sell Notes Pri-
plans
this
into
to
8%.
They
$1,174,000
1962, compared to 35
•>
Ltd.*
t
July
:
13,
Theodore
Toronto,
Superpack's
subsidiary
Co.
Angeles,
in
Los
In
June, its
plastic laundry
D.
announced
first
bag
Richmond,
that
the
President
first
month's
manufacturing facility,
far
exceeded
initial
of
Superpack
operation
Scientific
expectations.
June
r
-
the
which
Dec.
aggregate
cash
previously
been
for. an
1962
of
on
pledge of
been
15,
$45,000
matures
.
of
Packaging
month, Scientific Packaging placed over 700
machines that have in this initial period sold
»
consideration of $525^paid, the company ac¬
quired
Kodiak
Telephone
Co.,
an
independent
communications
company
operating on Kodiak Island which had
1,230 stations
(e.g. a subscriber's telephone)
in operation on June 1, 1962.
In
connection
with
this
acquisition the
company
increased its in¬
debtedness to banks by $500,000 to an aggregate of
$810,000, of
which $310,000 matures Sept.
15, 1962 and the $500,000 balance
000,
■-
of
exchange.
proposed
On
of
common
Higher—
an
one
sell
to
fall,,
Offered—
Jphone
compares with
10, 1962 It was reported that the company
$10,000,000 of notes privately in the U. S.,
approximately $2,500,000 will be convertible
Co.^—Common
June
company of 110 E. 6th Ave., Anchorage, Alaska,
Independent communications company which provides telqtnd telegraph service to small Alaskan communities, the
majority of which are located in the central or "heartland" sec¬
tion of Alaska.
The company was incorporated under the laws of
the State
of Alaska on Jan. 5,
1959 and has been primarily en¬
gaged in a program of acquisition and construction of telephone
exchanges and related Very High Frequency
(VHF), Ultra High
Frequency
(UHF)
and
microwave
communication facilities.
On
June 1,
1962 the company had fourteen exchanges and 1,708 tele¬
phone stations in operation, one exchange under construction and
is
-
2823.
p.
Co. Ltd.
a
BUSINESS—The
the
v'
W\
29, 1962 prospectus, the company
offered publicly, without underwriting,. 175,000 shares
of its common stock at $3;30 per share. Net proceeds,
estimated at $453,000, will be used for debt repay¬
ment, construction, and other corporate purposes.
"
1961
share
a
Telephone
Trans-Alaska
Mr.
Superpack Vending: Ltd.—California Vending Sales
in
100% loan, conditional sales contract due
$8,800,000,
common
fiscal
cents
Sold
June 15, 1982, had been sold privately through R.
Pressprich & Co., New York City.—V. 196, p. 113.;
totaling
■
on
Privately—On July 10, 1962, it was reported that an
April 30, 1961. Based
outstanding In each year, per
cents
88
16%
In
.
Train Co.—Conditional Sales Contract
Trailer
volume,
2,649,286
dividends.
outstanding
shares
the
on
<
.
1962
fiscal
expanded marketing
1962' increased
share
of
depletion)
and
$1,196,306 In the nine months ended May 31, 1962 were 35%-ahead
of
the $885,019 reported for the comparable
period of last year.
fi¬
to $21,966,169,
in
came
significantly in April and May
gas
deliveries by the company's
commencing April 1 when a new market outlet
Gas
preceding
gain
-
company's
degree' of en¬
and established
Currently sales'
million.—V. 195, p. 1143.;
$11
of
.
in fiscal
rose
the
an
the
.
.
the nine months
from drilling
'
-
in
to
a.m,
.
effective Sept.
the
—
stockholders'
May quarter, there was a gratifying improvement
earnings over the corresponding months Of last
company's
Oil
vately in United States—
about
the
1961.
company operated 40 units on June 30,
the year before.—V. 195, p, 1597.
first
operations
Sidenfaden, president
sales
registered
preferred
shares
comuiorl
Sumitomo Chemical
and
amounted
$4,352,000
sales
-
and
These
In
Was
,
as
which
increased
over
making
annual
an
Oil
the
results for
financ¬
time-sales
Gas
-
1962
fiscal
cents
The current annual
On
of
.
in Rochester, Mich., in August i960,
Winding Division in February 1961.
Pursuant to
following
had
average
April 30,
reasons
taxes-
to
equal
consecutive
period.
month
of
of
considerable
a
are
Beecherl/Jr.,
A.
"In
the
in
-
outstanding
the
stock.
of
no-
Co. was derived from vulcanized fibre,
of this product have been maintained at a
we
at
revenues
year.
direct
components
increase
of
>
Co. operates a plant at La Verne, Calif.1;'in addi^
main plant at Valley Forge, Pa. It acquired Dytronics
located
that
21%—
an
■
increasing percentage of our total sales volume.
its
traction
first
commercial
Suburban
earnings, W. R.
temperatures
primary
said.
earnings in' 1962
preceding year.
communication
system.
practically every phase
and commercial use.
sales
was
>
Fibre
by
exceed
Tex-Star
;
'"
•
Bros., Inc.—Sales Up
-
nature
changing
Results Set New
president of Phoe¬
Braue,
nationwide
year
$19,304,850
share
i
military
2640.
share. There
...
called
address
.
.
,
stock
Financial's
M.
announced.
ended
over
the
were
2,617,836
on
550.000
headset-microphones,
in
the
$5,581,810-^
manufacturers
sales and
months
increase
Suburban
year."
microphones
any
application
for
on
fiscal
in
consecutive
gas'company,
12
Earnings
over
were
last
These
cancellihg
matched
have
of
£«K,x months ended June 30, 1962. Sales
For
:
receiv¬
Gas—Sales, Earnings Set Records—
thirteenth
stock.
same
*
'
Niyes, president of American Finance,
present positions
with
their
companies,
as subsidiaries
of Standard Financial. .
their
Financial,
John
has
company
official
the
the
running
are
acquire,
outstanding
treasury
mark j Standard
Fred
in
be
L-P
the
shares'
President,
increase
1962
sales
noise
communication
Rockower
This
,to
proposes
of
Pa.,
Taylor
Filament
its
closed-circuit
the
in
wag
Financial
will consist ,of
which
records
new
'In
area
covering the
share based
per
fiscal
for
$4,414,316
electro-acoustical
earphones
complete
of
is
quality
as
38i%
a
46c
or
Sales
the
over
represents
$250,908,
outstanding.
increase
Roanwell
mium
ruch
This
earned
we
then
26%
Standard
The
year; Cold Winter
2823.
Howell,
a
a
underlined by the fact that today our sales of laminated
is
to
Inc.,
of,
was
development
M.
$2,339,776,
Annual
a
Taylor Fibre
tion
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
and
the
the
of
'
pointed out that for the third successive year, the corporation has
increased both sales and earnings.
•
Mr.
Howell
stated,
"Net
earnings
for
the
fiscal
year
ended
April 30th, 1962 were $341,755, or 57c per share based on 600,000
1961
company
factoring,- consumer financing and. industrial
company, was founded in 1932 and during
set
--v
Corp. Ltd.—New Company—
Mines
ended
year
shares
of
Suburban
.
Corp.—Sales, Net Up for Year—
releasing
shares
items
of
The
.
2823.
p.
cents
coppel
Ltd.—Merger Effective—i
Tinto-Zinc
Rio
fiscal
consisted
government
increase
financing.
Sidenfaden
In
•
.
Mines
is
greatest interest is in products requiring a
gineering to meet customer rquirments. < ><■■
of*
1961 financed
volume of
accounts in excess of $350,000,000.
Resources total
$150,000,000.
Subsidiaries and branch offices are located in-New
York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Philadelphia,-Pittsburgh* -Elmlra, N. Y,
and Richmond, Va.- Standard Financial's principal office is at 530
Fifth Ave., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1549.
.
■:
-
a
'
1960
.■
consumer
will
For
•
increase
nancing
mines
in
presently operating
1724.
p.
59
company might select.
Although he would not specify
ucts
were
being
considered,' DaCosta
said
that the
exchange
continue
ing,
and
V;
interest
to
DaCo?ta . further statf$ tliaUthe ua*te lTaylqi^Com,
ciently broad to cover diversification into any field
of their respective shareholders, are Phoenix
of Chicago, and American Finance Co.,.. Inc.
acquisition
Standard
number of interest¬
a
,
has
Ltd.,
with
arm
and
copper
equal
we expect sales of our Filament Winding Division to move,
rate of one million dollars p^r year by the end of 1962."
v
the
a
Canada,
far-reaching exploration
ing prospects.
V. •
,
will
into
which
economies.
and has
$620,001,
was
Pa.
Moreover
fqi;r#n .ever
companies is approximately $12, million. Standard
acquire the stock and assets of these companies
of an undisclosed number of its common
both
Finance,
will
close
interests
Inc.,
City.
of
entry
.
benefits
maximum
Co.,
through an
shares, part
wide
a
v
example,
negotiating for the acquisition of two consumer
Theodore H. Siibert, president, has announced..
which
York
New
Financial
Austra¬
.
is
approval
to
Finance
of
Hon. Robert H. Winters, President of The Rio Tinto Mining Co.
of Canada, Ltd., and Rio Algom Mines Ltd., and Mr. W. A. Arbuckle,
President of Consolidated Zinc Corp.
of Canada, Ltd., said that
details
sales
customers.
direct
in
"
Financial
companies
subject
'■«
Africa.
civilian
year
the | sales
of
companies,
The
Tfnto Co., Ltd., to be exchanged for either warrants to
registered share certificates of The Rio Tinto-Zinc Corp.;
be
.>
television field, the company said.—V. 194, p. 61. " "
company
finance
Tinto-Zinc
Rio
or
will
portion
large
Standard
9th
Corp.,' Ltd., and advising
of the procedure which they should follow for
the purpose
exchanging their respective share certificates.' Details of the
procedure which must be followed to enable warrants to bearer
bearer
•;!
in
■<
products such as die stamped circuits (made by our subsid¬
iary, Dytranics Inc.) filament wound structures and high temper¬
ature reinforced plastics, and the sale of those products accounts
the
has
of
Ltd.,
Kennedy's*
for
during'.the
production contracts!
educational
them
of
c..\
new
declined to predict 1962
after taxes, in 1961;
company
earned," $129,423,
Spencer
involved
or
1962. Notification' will be posted on 10th July, 1962; to holders
shares of the two companies showing their entitle¬
to
;
of the name change,said Edward H. DaCosta, Tay¬
president, "is to better reflect the broad range of our
and
plastics
fibre.
16021''
30,- 1962, of"$1,571,000, a 27%
1961, and a 70%
increase oVer
company
of
manufacture
own
not
;
The
85%
Over
.
registered
ment
$3,187,032
19%.
the new name would become
name
"This
'
■
audit, ..the
year-end
•
of
received
of
from
'
7
earnings.
and
"Members
f
scheme
>
sales
level, its percentage of total sales has declined as our com¬
has grown and we have added other products to our line.
;
pany
and
Sell, Subsidiary—
193, p.
educational
ended
Pending
July
on
increase
quarter
although our
good
new
Oct.
manufacturer of essential components for
TV systems, reported sales for" the-
Mass.
and
June
$1,231,000 for
the
over
the
',
corporation
England,
"The
and
ends
which
year
$923,000.
its
.
this issue.—V,
Inc.
Boston,
closed
first half of 1961 as compared with
the 16 cents per share re¬
ported above for the first half of the current year.—V. 195, p. 526.
The
;
.
1
-
$3,786,798
company's earnings
time
Forge,
Fibre's
products
Spencer-Kennedy Laboratories, Ine.—Sales Up 27%'
•
common
share
per
194, p. 2772.
be
same
Valley
at
stock
common
Lever
157.
held at its main offices on July 16 at
change of the firm's name to Taylor Corp.
to
'Purpose
the
centers, four in Pennsylvania,
Delaware.—V. 195, p. 2080.
discount
Southern Gas & Water Co.—To
v
Federal
cents
to
rose
an
the
the
approved
lor
5
operates
each
one
of
'
confidence
half
second
1962.
31,
ended
months
Simmons
present
equal 2
would
this
Reher
six
provision
with
p.
•
quarter
period,
for
in
a
the
to
Mr. Cooper said Silo is
companies.
"If by acquisi¬
so.''
do
expressed
Cooper
records
first half of fiscal 1961, pro forma
to only $32,745, and earnings after
Adjusted
outstanding,
the
After
$183,154,
were
shares
In
for
taxes
$341,017.
amounted
taxes
$22,534.
were
to
earnings
net
outstanding.
presently
taxes
amounted
taxes,
on
before
income
1962
30,
state
196,
,
the
Norristown,
on
If
At
of mergers,
with
and
diversify
can
company,
six
vote
.
-
tions
ended
Consolidated
for
income
This
'"''f'
Discussing
:
April 30. 1962, the first half of the company's fiscal
amounted to $2,727,541, a gain of 106% over the $1,322,471
lor the corresponding period a year ago, Irving S.
Bass, chairman,reported.
-V
'/ Ine figures for loth periods have been consolidated and com¬
puted on a pro forma basis to reflect the acquisition of Power-Pak,
Inc., which became effective April 30, 1962.
and
this Issue.—V.
Forests, Inc.,
year-earlier
meeting
year,
April
packaging
Taylor Fibre Co.—Proposed Name
,
.
said.
the
for
Contract
distribution."-—V.
...
•
V-'Z-iVVaz/.V :• •
On May 15,
Silo opened a new store in Wilmington, Delaware.
"The-sales
figures in Wilmington
are
very
gratifying and
we
are very pleased
with our acceptance in that market," Mr. Cooper
.
Research
Simmons
through
'
per
per
of 1961.
Inc.—Sales Up 106%—
Rehcr Simmons Research,
Consolidated
months
We
55.3% share of current
undistributed profit of Wilson Jones Co., the majority owned sub¬
sidiary of Swingline. After taxes applicable in the event of distribu¬
tion, this amounted to $48,499, or 4Vfe cents per share for the most,
recent quarter, compared with $16,001, or l»/2 cents per share, for
the quarter a year-earlier.—V. 195, p. 1968.
j
.i
share in the first six months, of 1962 were 23 cents
share compared to ,15 cents per share for the same period
ings-
/
.
available.
Paper Corp.—To Form New Affiliate—
.
Included
>
1962", increased
30,
and
West Coast
their
capital gain of $42,575, equal to four cents
corresponding gain in the recent quarter.
with $147,476 in the same six months of 1961, : ,
,
income, .cafter all charges and taxes, for the. six months
increased 45%, reaching a new high at $128,996 compared with
$88,876 a year ago.
Based on 559,000 shares .outstanding, earn¬
damaged by fire and ciused several weeks after its open¬
was
April
ending
for
sales
Net
net earnings of Silo Discount Cen¬
April, 30,; 1962, were the largest
Sidney A. Cooper, president/ reported
J
."T
months
products
share, compared with $483,725, or 46 V2 cents a share, based for
periods on 1,050,000 shares of combined class A and class R>
stock outstanding.
The net earnings show an increase of 28%
In
the corresponding quarter of last year, there was, in addition a net
Net
quarter were located in Chicago, Denver and Moorhead, Minnesota.
Tne Denver unit was a leased department in a new discount center
which
six
detergent
and
soaps
both
'
•
same
period -a year, ago,
reaching a^ record
from $3,827,640 a year ago. "
*
before income taxes jumped 55%' to $228,596 com¬
income
Net
the
pioneering
''
the
up
our
pared
Paul
the
in
the
ended
history,
for
over
$4,476,897,
radio
the St.
1962.
chain,
drug
of
months
sales
Gross
16.97%
....
.
.
acquisition
retail
based
acquisition
the
and
exercised
options
KRSI.
;
.
brand
year.
Net
<
-•
—.
in the black and since several
".
'
of
ma¬
Purex
May 31, 1962 record sales and earnings lor any quarter in the
company's history. It was also a record for the first nine months of
any
sales and
gross
company's
stockholders. '1
to
A
earnings were $520,636, equal to 76 cents per share on the
6(6,141 shares then outstanding.
The increase in the number of
shares
was
due
to the
onyuev s
transaction, conversions of. de¬
station
the
in
ago
bentures,
quarter
success
and
Long Island'City, N. Y. producer'of staplers and staples'fof
and home, use,
has announced for the three months ended
office
.
been taken to reinforce this return to the
ledger, management expects to show a substantial
the
the. <■'six
in
ters,
For the similar period a year
Snyder's).
snareholders of
former
to
1961,
the result of operations
and is a carryover of the
was
Silo Discount Centers, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
$60,498,694 a
Consolidated net earnings for the quarter amounted to $552,455, or 75 cents per share on the basis of 736,523 shares out¬
standing (including 32,t>0t) shares to be issued in the near future
with
compared
$71,255,276,
the
of
quarter of 1961.
in
"All"
within
a
year
we
will be producing at plant
three shift basis. These products will be sold through
a
machines
own
This
steps'have
of
side
Consolidated
totaled
ended June 2
year earlier.
months
three
the
period
"the immediate
stated,
dispensing
soap
Swing-line Inc.—Sales Up 19%—
-
v
quarter increased 7.15% over the
and earnings were up 6.11% .
year
for
similar
profit at the end of this fiscal year.—V. 194, p. 2338.
first
the
for
corresponding period last
the
mohths
two
final
unfavorable
for
p6int£d out that the loss
Fowler
650
Brother's
that
on
See Potlatch
1,053,610 shares
on
shares
711,993
on
;
Owl's
Red
were
certain
Swanee
and processor; is now operating in
loss in the first quarter of its new fiscal year,
share
per
than
Lever
.
1962 as compared to $34,071,000 for the comparable
1961. The quarter resulted in a net loss of $206,821, or
in
More
in
advertised
our
;
Report—
distributor
a
Since the company is now operating
:
:
'
750.
p.
Richmond
capacity,
of common stock outstand¬
ing. This compares with earnings of $577,000, or 81 cents per share
history, Ford Bell, chairman of the board, and
president, said in the quarterly report to share¬
Bergerud,
)
"»
-
.
'O'
California is due to our unique and patented "Cylinvending machines and to the fact that we're the only
organization
in
the
coin-operated
laundry
supply
field
making
May 31,
cents
20
the company, for the three
higher than any first quarter
of
earnings
operating
June 2,
ended
company's
the
195,
Monday, July 16, 1962
,
dramatic"
Fowler,
important
months
food
despite
B.
period
Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Red Owl Stores,
.
,
Brothers, Inc.—Quarterly
major
black
ended
tne
or
10.
Y.—V. 196, p.
N.
Co.,
'
Mr.
operation
as
con¬
Jr., Chairman, announced.
Net sales of $3.0,921,000 were reported for the three month period
_
payment will be made at.
manufacturers Hanover.
Immediate
106.07%.
at
1990
1
to
moved
ieel
..
.
bags.
selling
Bleach."
placed
"Beads
Brothers
company
OiU
Istt
and
resigned
Schwarz
Mr.
the company
related projects.
n
as
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
Seeman
has called for redemption on Aug. 6. 1962,-ftll
of its outstanding 5%% first mortgage bonds, series J, due Oct, 1,1987 at 105.60% ; 5'/*%
first mortgage bonds, series K, due July 1,
3989 at in«33% ;
»ud £>'/»%. first mortgage bonds
series L, due;
Nov.
estate
Schwarz.
N.
19o2
1,
top
Hampshire—To Redeem
Public Service Co. of New
The
real
on
July
individual
were
Corp.'s
'
John
Bonds—
Herbert
succeed
Certain Assets Sold—
consumer
marketing
the
handle
centrate
•
of approximately $10,000,000, manu-.
resale sanitary tissue
products in
and markets these consumer products to the retail
the terms of the Clearwater agreement, Swanee will
quality
chines
has
Board,
sales
annual
with
Swanee
effective
tissue
paperboard products, but not consumer resale sanitary
products. Potlatch will supply Clearwater with pulp.
factures
to
produces and
various paper
lumber,
and
<*
President
the
of
Chairman
Cantor,
President
with annual sales of over $100,000,000,
plywood, pulp, paper, paperboard and
Potlatch,
sells
A.
.
.
announced that at
the
meeting
of
the
company's directors
held
at
Miami, Fla.,
Robert
M.
Thompson,
Jr., Executive Vice-President, was named
J.
80,000
over
Scaporcel, Inc.—New President—
scheduled for completion early in
is
mill
new
located adjacent to the
pul'P
facturing
facilities in Lewiston, Idaho. Initially, the mill will
operate with a high-speed 162-inch trim paper-making machine.
The mill, however, is designed to house an additional machine at
will
and
1963
,
had
15,
shares
1963.
This
of Kodiak
indebtedness
acquired
by
the
is
secured
company
by
and
a
has
of the company's principal stockholders,
The ' company's - subsidiary,
Communications
Engineering
Inc.
provides mobile radio communications services irt the Anchorage
area
guaranteed by
and,
through
seven
a
53.49%
owned
subsidiary,
Communications
^
Volume
196
Number 6177
.
.
'i<»wi>'*i.iii*nyT^K
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*fc.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(221)
Services,
Inc.
Services",
and
in
the
Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Radio
Dispatch
"Communications
nine
months was
$1,120,698, equal to $.57 per share on 1,949,721
outstanding. During the comparable 1961 period, sales were
$31,283,428,
and
earnings
$3,390,718,
equal
to
$1.74
per
share
the
on
The
company:
Authorized
Long-term
mtge. notes payable to a sup.
.5 %
mtge. note on an acquired
telephone exchange,
payments
of $14,500
due annually—.
Sundry
The
68,215
Long-term
$3)
(par
the
company's
additional
to
stockholders
of
i—
$53,000
payable.
$53,000
916
note
5V2%
to
to
at
$687
195,
116,293
66,326
66,326
$1,187
contracts,
to
1970
A
and
„...
Brunswick,
N.
J.
tion
that
Menger,
the
has
company
Coast
made
Menger said that this
acquisition and diversification
and
of
the
to
of
the
either
been
has
in
in
a
the
program
planning
the
entire
California
the
manufacturing
Conduit
Corp.
Mr.
and
V-'.1
Menger
will
Cable
facilities
Company
change
of
El
be
to
moved
Los
names
33,000
a
Angeles
square
County,
Calif.
tional
announced
lines
that
a
with
the
opening
of
the
new
completely new
product
to
its
iine,
Conduit, increasing the company's line
at Moundsville, W. Va.
Addi¬
produced
also
will
be
manufactured
the
at
new
acquisition of additional manufacturing companies or facili¬
specific products is part of Triangle's over-all program to
Triangle's
re-distribution
centers
in
the
western
in
be
regional
and/or direct to its customers
handled through Triangle's existing
.Triangle
Conduit
Cable
&
Co.
is
those
sales
leading
a
part
of
the
Sales
areas.
June
y
each
30,
preferred
1964,
/r
voluntary
at
is
share
which
the
the
conversion
said
to
part
of
pre¬
restrictions
the
rate
it had
to
as
of
the
exchange
they
could
ex¬
shares
of
cutter
in
Both
York
U.
S.
Light
not
only
those
The
this
for
$18,000
$3,000
will
products
and
and
add
by
president
two
three
models
$4,000.
more
Gil
of
Wayne
than
$1
M.
products,
new
mobile
brush
chip"Market
said,
million
Wayne.
a
to
our
sales
now
in use by many states
including
by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and
by Pennsylvania Railroad; by Puget Sound Power
and many other cities and industries.
Both products
in with the world markets we serve but we consider
and
are
California;
Navy;
Co.
fit
markets
also
acquisition
with
with
company
between
indicate
1963.
New
the
Co.—Acquisition—
announced
was
the
selling
selling
studies
it
sum,
provide
inherently stable and relatively recession-proof.
part of our
long-range program to diversify
195, p. 1366.
is
compatible
products."—V.
will
this
of
manufacturer
year
City,
showed
a
and
wholesale
through
sales
$153,695,000
as
Retail
to
its
tne
3,760
company's
dealers
in
own
the
415
first
retail
half
were
ahead
the
up
directors
July
25
in
of
Westronix
approval
of
Whitehall
Corp.,
Whitehall
Minneapolis.
Electronics,
Fort Myers, Fla.,
shareowners
at
a
Announcement
Inc.,
of
the
Whitehall President.
partner companies
Dallas-based
small
business
of
Electro-
ment,
incorporated
and
production
organized
Myers
in
1959,
quartz
markets
used
crystals
Crystals.
said
in
in
these
Gannon
1960,
specializes
in
investment
research,
develop¬
electronic equipment for the medical
Illinois
in
1955
and
relocated
in
in
is engaged
crystals
Texas
Mr.
of
in
precision
radio
in
the
manufacture
and
U.
electronics
S.
and
and
field.
Fort
processing
applications,, and
abroad
under
the
trade
the
proposed acquisition
of Westronix
is
a
particularly good diversification move for Whitehall.
He
pointed
out that one of Whitehall's
objectives is to broaden its
earnings
base.
to
■.
exceed
..
.
anticipated
$200,000
represent
worthwhile
a
earnings for
before
taxes
calendar
sales
on
contribution
to
of
1962
are
expected
which will
$500,000,
overall
our
earnings
"Moreover, Westronix has probably the largest
supply
tially processed crystals available to any similar business
well
augurs
Westronix
future
The
proposal
Whitehall
all
of
the
Myers
preferred
200,000
and
$200,000
the
$300,000
tures
issued
He
dicated
that
H.
officers
of
of
to
businesses
to
par
the
value
value
as
convertible
Electro-Science Investors.
crystals
jobbers.
would
a
would
immediately
be
and
the
seated
Directors.
of
Directors,
300,000
or
Fort
com¬
management or personnel at
result of the acquisition, and in¬
Westronix
of
nominated
of
par
low
calls
changes in
no
President
officers
Board
going
issuing
cent
vote
the proposed acquisition, Westronix
facilities, Mr. Gannon said.
Board
Whan,
$1
will
assume
responsibility for
five-year promissory notes and
6%, five-year covertible deben¬
Westronix
contemplated
Whitehall
Whitehall
about
is
three
the
its
by
fact
some
potential
of
present
emphasized
Westronix
on
approval
its
in
and
10
the
using
would
6%
amount
by
shareowners
assets
of
also
for
high
very
Westronix
shares
does
as
method
Whitehall's
amount,
principal
sold
the
of
of
Whitehall
principal
and
Following
remain
of
stock
profits,
a
the
Whitehall
shares
200,000
stock.
the
supply
acquii'e all
outstanding
firm
stock
mon
and
developed
to
which
on
to
sales
recently
of
its
inventory crystals
frequency field," he said.
for
par¬
enterprise.
for
has
pic¬
of
Westronix
for
membership
one
on
of
the
three
enlarged
said his
which
are
company annually produces
sold
to
some
1,500 electronics
totaled
compared
with $134,818,000, a gain of
$18,877,000.
$54,440,000, an increase of 11.1% and wholesale
$99,255,000, up 15.7%.
Wisconsin Power
Bankers
paying
41/4%
of
Trust
agent
due
for
May
1,
Co.,
&
Light Co.—Appointment—
New
York
the
company's
1992.—V. 195,
City,
first
p.
has
been
mortgage
appointed
bonds,
co-
series
K,
2977.
electrical
wire, cable and conduit, plastic and bituminous fiber pipe
and
conduit,
copper
tubing,
bronze
and
brass
alloy .wire,
and
marking inks and coatings.
Plants are located at New Brunswiiik;
and
Landisville,
N.
J.,
and
Mofijtdsville,
Va.—V.^195, p.'2306.
W.
"
Scientific1 Laboratories, Itfc.—Net
Up; 80 %—
United
The
OiLfZ
•
-.!>«>
!
A-uvin
earnings for the six month period ended June 30,
1962, were 80%
higher than for the comparable period in 1961,
David Wald,
President, announced.
Sales increased by 46%.
For the half-year period ended June
30, 1962, the company re¬
ported
approximate earnings of $135,000 (unaudited), or 14 cents
share on the common stock outstanding, on sales of
approxi¬
$1,300,000. The comparable period in 1961 produced earn¬
ings of $75,000, or 8 cents per share, on sales of $888,000.
mately
Wald
Mr.
radio,
ponents
of
pointed
out
that
Scientific,
than
United
famous
it
did
Scientific
DeWald
in
the
Bolsa
entire
fiscal
mark.—V.
Chica
Oil
of
195,
June
new
17)
tinue,
under
the
2933.
p.
Corp.,
,
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN
THEmABC'S"0F
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
this issue.
14.6%; Net 49%—
earnings of this Southern California Supermarket chain,
highs for the first 24 weeks of 1962, (Jan. 2 through
and
the
company
these
expects
iavorable
trends
to
con¬
reported T.
A. Von der Ahe, President.
totaling $94,357,480 represent an increase of $12,054,282,
Sales
14.6%'
the
over
$2,112,267,
cents
ranks
comparable
68
or
share
per
Von's
cents
last
percentage
the
among
of
$29,177,054
his
$9.35
or
of
last
Net
year.
income
compared to $1,413,876,
represents an increase of 49%.
net
profits
highest
very
country and the
capital has increased
period
share,
per
year,
this
In
products
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Von's Grocery Co.—Sales
Up
Sales and
reached
its
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS*
produces
1961.
many
manufactures
trade
U. S. Natural Gas
.
which
television, hi-fi, citizen band,
and
other electronic
com¬
and equipment, has earned more in the first six months
1962
See
United
to
sales
attained
financial
by
position
$1,630,804
and
to
rose
net
2.24%,
supermarket
remains
of
in
Working
stands
now
or
45
which
chains
strong.-
worth
or
at
share.
per
report to
stockholders, Mr. Von der Ahe stated, "The ex¬
panding population in Southern California makes the supermarket
picture look exceptionally bright, and we are fortunate to be
operat¬
ing in an area that continues to enjoy a vigorous,
healthy growth.
It is, however, the company's intention
to expand
in an orderly
and regulated
manner
that will provide sound and
steady growth
without penalizing profits."
Von's
Grocery Co.
markets
in
Wabush
The
Iron
company
operates 77 Von's and Shopping Bag super¬
California.—V. 195, p. 1970.
now
Southern
Co.—Private
has
Financing
completed
Arranged—
arrangement's
for
the
private sale of $130,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage
bonds.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has agreed
purchase $50,000,000 of the bonds; Prudential
Insurance Co. of America,
$40,000,000; Equitable Life
Assurance
Society of the U.
S., $30,000,000, and
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL I
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AN D PACKAGES I
to
Sun Life Assurance Co. of
Canada, $10,000,000.
Net
proceeds will be used to develop an iron ore
deposit 600 miles northeast of Montreal at a total cost
of $200,000,000. The
remaining $70,000,000 of this will
be provided by the Steel Co. of
Canada and Dominion
Foundries & Steel Ltd., Canadian
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE I
participants of the
venture.
Other members of the
group include large
U. S. and European steel
companies.—-V. 187, p. 2048.
(Jim)
on
his
Walter
July
12,
company
Corp.,
at
about
holds
now
1962,
$30
James
per
W.
Walter,
over
share
approximately 34%
President,
350,000
from
of
the
total
announced
shares of
common
several
large
shares
that
Celotex
stockholders
shell
homes,
steady
entry
was
to
of
in
the
Jim
the
nine
improvement
into
the
in
Walter
Corp.
months
sales
and
partially, finished
nation's
outstanding.
largest
ended
May 31,
earnings since
home
market
1962,
the
last
announced.
builder
IT'S
of
indicated
company's
February,
it
Earnings during the third quarter increased
monthly, amounting
$150,000 in March, $250,000 in April, and
$270,000 in May.
Sales
for
the
nine
months
were
$20,969,197.
Net
income
for
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
and
Sales, Net Lower—
Operations
-AND-
Corp.—Buys Celotex Stock-
had purchased
the
i ,
>Jn.
company's
per
a
of
were
stores
were
sales
$34,486,000,
0.4%
$21,823,000
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition
of
acquire
for
Westronix,
equipment
sales
board
to
Investors,
Whitehall,
Westronix
Mo., company's sales for the first half of
14%
gain over the corresponding six months
1961.
Combined
sales
force.
Kansas
of
company.
Loren
Western Auto Supply Co.—Sales
Up 14%—
This
totaled
were
sales
proposal was made by Robert L.
Gannon,
Whitehall and Westronix are both
Science
This
Pomona, Calif, producer of power sweepers for cities, com¬
industry, has acquired assets and patents of Hall Ma¬
&
Iron Works,
Inc., Sedro-Wooley, Wash., for an undis¬
cash
the
by
meeting
wholesale
$12,663,000
ture," he said.
outstanding of
preferred stock
750.
p.
and
at
Wholesale
1887.
p.
Minn.,
"Westronix*
numerous
'
shares
common
119,291
when
resolution
retail
sales
year.
submitted
special
stock.
received
1
shares.
1,071,111
are
preferred
time
stockholders
There
193,
the
on
that
common
has
authorized.
cover
be
name
authorize
of preferred stock.
shareholders approved a
that since
for
to
to
soon
holders
meeting,
preferred
Industries
stock
common
offer
meet
proposal
will
t
1
will
A
of
the
on
out¬
time
/.
(r.
offer
directors
annual
from
will
pers
for
country,
for
facility
reduce costs
and
to elimiinate freight
costs.
"This new facility will be a
tremendous asset in servicing the
expanding markets of the eleven wesern states, Hawaii and Alaskan
areas," Mr. Menger said.
Output of the new plant will be shipped
to
chine
future.
near
The
ties
currently
product
the
the
194,
Minneapolis,
and
merce
&
'L
■
■
to
Wayne Manufacturing
closed
Monte,
Triangle will add
Liquid-Tight Flexible Steel
items
and
listing of
Exchange.
following basis: Two
Stock
both
Retail
last
Whitehall Electronics
that
This
the
the
additional
1961
outstanding.—V.
brush
facilities
South
in
plant,
steel
Ward
3,000,000
stage
will be for cash, the amount of which was not dis¬
Menger also announced that an option for the purchase
assets of the L. A. Fitting Corp. is also
being nego¬
,
directors,
York
on
common
"
,t
said
company
inquiries
of
or
of
remove
of Los Angeles also provides
dissolution
of
exchange their
to clearance by
subject
and
be
to
holders
for
1.9%.
month
2.8%.—V.
of
the
of
tiated.
in
step
corporations.
located
Mr.
all
of
first
purchase
closed.
of
purchase
manufacturing
plant
The
for
selling
The
its
in
the
that
the California Conduit Sales
substance
foot
expanding its manufac¬
of the first acquisi¬
33-year history, Carl S.
means
of
1963
1,
said
confirm
the
This
agreement
(except buildings)
in
"is
shares
change their shares
time."
some
The
by
President, announced.
Mr.
for
is
company,
turing operations to the West
263.
p.
send
stockholders.
to
At
to
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
New
will
offer
is
New
will
soon
an
offer
the
exchange
July
spokesman
The
This
it
stock
counsel
with
terminate.
company
issuance
on
equipment
half
a
from
will
ferred
payable
Sept.
and
The
$11,381
1708.
p.
that
The
corporation
the
,,
116,293
at
One
offer
...
1970
sales
monthly
switchboard
—V.
,
$15,000
payable
Sept.
conditional
ii4
supplier
note,
mtge.
monthly
6%
,
payable
stock.
common
approved,
standing
.
debt:
195,
of common for each preferred share
outstanding during a
period commencing with the date of the offer and
ending June 30,
1963;
916
Kodiak:
6%
outstanding.—V.
shares
payable
company
chattel mortgages
Long-term
preferred
common
the
If
parent
6%
for
500,000
1,000,000 shs.
debt:
notes
shares
announced
cumulative
shares
Engineering:
has
company
5%
645,242 shs.
810,000
——
stock
its
101,500
68,215
debt
Common
of
sales
of
gain
same
Ward Industries Corp.—To Offer Common for Pre¬
ferred Shares—
$2,650,000
101,500
long-term debt
Communications
6%
$2,650,000
«
number
same
Outstanding
debt:
6%
Other
June
shares
area.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
9
T^E BETTER WAY!
r»r,„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(222)
10
Per.
DIVIDENDS
Agnew
(quar.) ______-—
Albertson's, Inc., class A (quar.)_.—
—
held)
Automotive Parts Co., class A___
1
dividend
Stock
Coal
Beaver
6-
8-31
$1
1
(s-a)
11
■15
7-20
1
7-20
8-
-
7-23
8-22
9-29
25c
8-22
9-29
62 VaC
33 %c
9-29
'9-29
8-22
Colonial
Fund,
$1.37'/a
9-29
8-22
$1
9-20
9-
Colorado
Qil-&
pfd.
$1.25
Gas,
10-
5
11-
1
& Seal
Cork
Crown
4%
r
Defiance Industries
Dial
Finance
Dictaphone
8-15
1
7-13
1
8-
$1.50
Douglas
Stock
dividend
7-13
5-14
8-31
8-10
$6c
7-31
7-13
8-15
M
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8-
8
V
____
8-7
9*
$1
1
25c
8-17
8-3
8-10
!■
(quar.)
15c
.
,
40c
10-
Bros.
,
Series
;
.
$1.40
Fiat
pref.
Metal
Fields
6c
8-
6
»+
Mfg.
Plastics
&
(quar.)————
Chemicals (quar.)_
National
Income
Bank
(Glens
Bank
in
Quarterly
Falls,
_.
Quarterly
First
—:
—
National
Real
1
Republic
Monthly
Monthly
Ford
series
4%
preferred
Geco
Mines,
General
$4.50
American
Globe
Public
&
Great
1
Atlantic
1—
of
(increased^
Pacific
Tea
CO.
Class
Gross
B
(quar.)
Telecasting, common
Class
B
(quar.)—
4c"
7-16
7*
7-15
"
61
Industries
(stock
dividend)
9-
1
8-17
8-I7:
.7VaC
8-
1
1
Mines,
Ltd.—
t
_
_
Hamilton Cotton
Co., Ltd., common——
preferred (quar.)Mfg. (quar,)
Harrisonburg Telephone 5% pfd. (quarJ—I
High Street Investment Fund
5%
Hansen
10-
1
9-
9-
1
Hormel
Paper Co., Ltd
(George A.) & Co.
(quar.)
I—II
; • 9-29f".,M_8-22 "
8-31
10c
8-15
4%%
preferred (quar.)
International Parts Corp., class A—
—
7
10-
1
9*
7
10-
1
9-
7
5.iO%
t
5.25%
& Lyle,
Ltd., Ordinary
Therm-0-Disc> Inc, (quar.)_____
Town & Country Securities___
Transcontinental Investing Corp.—
Class
U.I2%
10. 1
9-14
8-24
7-27
30c
55b
30c
12 Vac
'8-
1
■-$1.^9" ;-IXigTi5
8-10
8-31
Procter Si, Gamble
9-
8-
Prufcoat
2
8-15
8-31
1
Van Raalte
7-25
.7-31
25c
7-14
5%
7-12
.
7-
1
8-
1
35c
1
10- 1
Common
$4c
$25c
$$1,25.
15c
9-
9-
1
11-15
9-14
8-10
8-10
,
11-
8-
1
8-
1
Richfield
7-15
7-14
7-
7-13
35c
8-15
7-28
7-14
7-
35c
8-15
7-30
8-
1
7-25
8-31
8-15
$1.12 Va
15c
5
9-
10-16
J
9-
7
7*18
8-15
7-31
3
7-20
7-31
7-13
(quar.)__
& Telegraph
(quar.)
Wengef
Air Lines
Cftocolate
Wilbur
n!
'
8*
10-
Winfield Growth Industries
1
9*
1
9*
1
8-16
1
^7-20
8*16
8-16
■
'2S>c
■
Fund—
realized capital gains
(increased-monthly)
2c
net
Monthly
7-31
7-18
8c
7-31
7-16
8c
from
Stores
Winn-Dixie
8-31
8-15
___
8c
9-29
9-14
—
__—_________
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
4C
7-31
7-16
(Quarterly from Investment income)
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)
2c
7-31
62
VaC
9-
1
8-
1
6-29
5
7-11
7-
$.0649
7-21
6-30
9-14
9-
5
Below
dividends
the
give
we
in
announced
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
8-1.
7-13
8-1
7-16
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
A
8-1
7-30
Aberdeen
St
Pak
Plastic
E
Fund
When
Per
■
Name of Company
(stock
dividend)______
5%
(quar.)
Rec.
8-10
7-10
7-25
$.008
.
Holders
Payable of
Share
'
6-30
7-20
Abrams
8c
7-25
7-11
10-
1
9-
7
.Acme Industries/ (qaat.)__—5c
8-27
8-10
10-
1
9-
7
Adams-Millis
18c
8-1
7-13
10-
1
9-
7
Adirondack
15c
9-28
8-15
5c
7-31
7^17
6c
12VaC
12Msc
7-20
8-10
8-1
6-21
50c
$1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-23
50c
8-
8-15
7-15
7-5
9-14
8-31
9-10
8-31
7-31
7-16
1
Admiral
7-16
8-
$1
7-16
7-
7-
Corp.
(quar.)______________
(quar.)_______—
Industries
(quar.)
Control Products
Air
—
(increased
Alabama By-Products—
Class
A
(quar.)—
3
Class
1
,
quar.)
$1
_____
—
—,
B
-
—
Plastics
(Quarterly from investment income)—
•Ainsbrooke Corp. (initial),—
6
8-1
Inc.
R.),
Corp.
Affiliated Fund, Inc.-*-
8-17
9-28
(A.
(quar.)
^____—
8-15
7-16
Class'A
7-10
Extra
8-
1
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
8-
1
6%
^nwar.t
Alberta Gas Trunk
7-23
RR.
5.75%
preferred B
7-30
7-18
Allied Stores,
$4c
9-14
8-24
20c
8-10
7-20
Alside,
7-20
Alterman Foods
8-
Aluminum
&
11-
1
10-23
$2
$3
12-21
12-21
11-30
$$1.43%
$$1.56%
8-15
7-18
8-15
7-18
common
Chemicals
(quar.)——
America, common
_
8-15
8-15
7-31
7-30
7-23
47 Vac
9-1
8-
3
8-15
8-
1
8-
7-13
preferred (quar.)—.___—_—
4Va% 2nd preferred (quar.)——
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%.-preferred--(quar.')—'
7-30
Amerrda
7-10
American Aggregates
3V2C
50c
(quar.)
Inc. (Mass.)
_____
(quar.)
1
37 Vac
8-15
10c
7-20
:
$3.75
____
9-28
10c
8-31
8-14
$15c
8-
7-31
1
7-23
of
preferred
Petroleum: Corp.
American Can
American
CO,
,
„
preferred(quar,)
.____
taken
action
8-31
$6.25
8-17,
on
class
A
8-10
7-13
1
7-31
7-16
,
8-30
B-i4
1
9-14
10c
7-16
6-30
45c
8-
30c
10-
$1.25.
•
50c
..
7-11
1
8-25
V
7-25
,•
31V4C !
•
$1.25
8-10
-8-
75cv
—
t
.
9-14
1
8-31
I2V2C
—
Qorp.,
1
9-
.
$56 V4C
(quar.)——i(quar.)
Cement
$25c
—
(quar.)
com.
8-17
10-
93%C
■
< quar.)_—__•—^
preferred (quar.)
Co.
7-20
-
Corp;, common (quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber,
7-13
1
9-10
——
t
4%
American Book
7-16
8-15
7-30
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
of Canada Ltd.—.
•Aluminum Co.
7-31
20c
8-
Co.
8-15
6-21
13%c
20c
1
1
19c
_____
25c
1
1
9-
7-20
25c
—
(initial)^
9-
75c
75c
_/
(quar.)—-.,
(quar.)
Inc.
11-30
Ry.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Alloys
10-23
______—
6V4% preferred A (quar.)
Algoma Central
Hudson Bay
•
1
$l
(quar.)__.
7-17
7
7-23
10-23
11-
Line Co., Ltd.—
7-31
8-
7-23
7-23
1
—
Ordinary-—
—,
9-7
;
7-16
11-1
$1
.
—
—
Souttiem
Great
preferred-^—
7-20
50c
—
—
B
Alabama
7-23
10-
'(quar.)
30c
——i__—
preferred (quarJ—
- Co.
(quar.)_
6»/4c
$1^56 V4
30c
American. Distilling
8-
7rl0
1
.8-1
.
7-10
1
7-10
7-26
7-16
8-
(Orlando, Fla.)—
American Fire & Casualty.
Quarterly
—
25c
9-10
8.31
8-15
7-18
25C
12-10
11-30
9-
5
8-15
12C
8-
1
7-13
$1,263
7-20
7-3
American
32%c
9-
1
8-
45c
;
9-14
8-15
American Maize-Products Co.—
20c
8-
1
7-20
20c
8-
1
7-20
11c
7-22
7-16
$78Vec
40c
Oil, (quar.)
American Home Products
Saratoga & Schenectady RR.__
Scot ten Dillon Co. (quar.)
(initial )__•
$3
;___
:*
7-2
35c
-
Security First National Bank of Los Angeles
;
Quarterly
Selection' Trust, Ltd
_;_i
7-16
8-15
7-27
25c
8-
1
7-23
ioc
,
$0,355 ;
-
3- 4
7-13;
;
-
8
Corp.
(monthly)-N. J.)
.
6
three-for-one split
.
7c
7-31
7-20
income)
;
—
American National Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
6c
7-30
7-2
Quarterly
American National
30c
American Mono Railr common
.
Mutual
Fund
Inc.
:
—
(from
net
in-
vestment
—^—
Quarterly
7-16
Insurance- (Gaivesconi—
Quarterly
7-17
6-
—
Insurance Co. (Newark,
Stockholders approved a
effective July 6th.
American
Co.
9-21
,
7-16
payment at
Investors
10-31
7-31
6%
____
Second
9-14
6-29
7- 2
6
8-15
9-28
25 c
(quar.)____
3%.
10 St 25c Stores, common (quar.)__
Class B common (quar )
4.
Rqsenau Bros, (initial)
6-30
35c
7-17
8-31
30c
(Arizona)
$15C
Rose's 5,
$1.25
8-15
6%C
•
—
7c
Bervicemaster (initial)——
25c
(quar.)—
$20c
Co., Ltd. (qtiar.)—
Wfcfctdn- (George)
$83/4c
Ltd., cl?.ss A (quar.)_^—
4Vi% 1st preferred (quar.)_
$$1.12 Va
6 % 2nd preferred
$$1.50
(quar.)
uLl
7-16
7-31
$1.16
Rheinische Stahlwerke
6
8-31
8-22
60c
6%C
6%c
(monthly)
$15c
this time).
Reid' Lithographing Co., -Ltd.—
6 V4 %
preferred
(quar^)_
Reynoids Tobacco Co.,-(quar.)*_.
18-31
1
7-20
8-31
(quar.)_._,
Westminster Paper
7-16
$1.19
T
(no
7-30
$2
8
2c
Western
7-18
8-
7 VaC
Chemicals
7-31
8-10
Class
Company, class A (quar.)
•
8-
8-15'
,
5c
7-16
$20c
Reichhold
9
6-30
8-23
—___
..
30c
7-20
2c
21C
1
Co.
Virginia Telephone
7-16
8-
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.
Quik-Chek Electronics & Photo Corp.—
Initial'
QUinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-25-
7rl7
.'
Quarterly
8-
Reheis
8-10
8-10
7
6*12
7-31
,
5%
8-31
9-14
9*
7-12
22 Vac
-
Valley National Bank
7-31
9-14
10c
Co.
10-1
1
6c
(quar.)
United Investors Corp.
Monthly
Monthly
(San Francisco)—
Laboratories,
$1.31 V4
.
Terminal Cold Storage Co.—
prior preferred (accum.)—__^
Union Trust Go. (Baltimore)
(quar.)
7-27
$1
Peoples Credit Jewellers (qu®r.)_.,._
Corp. (quar,
Phillips Petroleum (quar.)_;
Piatt Corp. (monthly).*,—-.,
9-15
7
4%
8- .8
32 VaC
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
9-
—
Metal Products
7-16
(increased
Scale
9*
9(- 7
10-1
Union
7-20'
7-31
$12c
Express, Ltd., 60c pref, (quar.)
PneumatiG
7
10-1
10*
$1.31
Extra
Petrolite
7-20
1
A
7
$1.28
v
—
Tate
Tyson
$1.2 7 Mr
preferred (quat.)—____—1——___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.) ________________
5.12%
5.24%'
■
7-31.
,
15c
Quarterly ;
L_i
^Pamour Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Pan American World Airways (quar.)__—__
Peerless Insurance Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust
4
$1.50
I_.
IIIH
9-
■
7*31-
•
'
ICC Loan Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
Interchemical Corp., common
(quar.)
i
Wade
8-22".
20c
(initial
Pacific National Bahlc
8-15
5c
——
Honolulu
10-
-
7-31
9-29"
1
Hallnor
9-
7-20
9-
$1.50
/
.
Western
7
io- 1
Common
2
6-36
40c
Industry Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly, of 9c from net investment in¬
come and 2lc from capital
sources)
Gulf Insurance Co.- (Dallas)
(quar.)
1
7c
Overland
2
7 VaC
(quar.)
9-
$30c
-
8-31
Growth
Gulf
(quar.)
8-
20c
___
4:
,—-4-.
„
9r
8*20
$5c
,
„
7-27-'
1
>7-16-:
stock
preferred
i^
32 Vac
(quar.)—
West Coal, class A (quar.)
Grolier Inc., common (quar.)
(init. quar.)
9-28
8-31
"
7-20
1
5c
9-20
9- K-
.
America
Great
7
"10-1
preferred
preferred
$1.12 Va
10-19
*
9-28
_
__
,
Batteries
9-
(quar.)/——____
$1.12 Va
■
preferred (quar.)___i._c___i*.uf
4.65% preferred
(quar.)_
Orbit Jnstrumeht,Corp. (Stock dividend)
$2 5 c
—
(quar.)
1
9-10
35c
4.75%
Investors—
—
<fe
7-31
,30c
_.
__
Republic Insurance Co.
Semi-annual
8-20
5c
*
]
(quar.)
Utilities
Gould-National
7-25
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
General
8-
4%
45?
t
(quar.)
7
10-1
•
93 %c
quar.)
split)
ii_
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
common
7-23
9c
,
(quar.)—
Ltd.
New
9c
(extra)—'
common
7
^1.15
Ontario Steel Products-
7-30'
9c
-
7
9*
Extra
(2-for-l
(monthly)
Funds-
9*
9-
1
82c
RR.
Common
(initial)—.
com.
1
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
Car
8fl7
1
40c
(quar.)_
William Street Fund
6C
America
(quar.)-
Refining
Fruebauf Trailer,
9
30c
____
new
Frontier
9
•
J.J
._
Co.,
Custodian
Common
of
—;
Motor
Franklin
Corp.
8-
1
5c
of New Hampshire (quar.).
Utilities, 4% pfd/ (quar.)
No-Sag Spring (quar.)_
One
—
8-
25c
-
Northwestern
Trust—
Initial
First
Northern
7-20
9-11
8-
__
10-
9
7-
4
-
State Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
8-
7-13
8-21
9-
10%
•
3.75%, preferred (quar.)___
$4.50 preferred (quar.)____
4Va'%
preferred (quar.)
Bros.,
6
28c
8-1
r
;
pfd.
8-15
10-
15c
6-29
__
Estate
1
Nolde
Y.)—-
(Morristown, N.
7-31
9-10
41V4C
9-1
;7-i7'
3C
Merchandise
New. York
'
7-31;
7*31-
$1.20
(s-a}__
7-20
—.
First National Iron Bank
York
Insurance
6
7-
8*17
8-15
$1.183/4
7-17
65c
10-
-
6%
8-31
7-
7-31
.
8*15
25c
1
$1.12%
50c
Terminal,
8-
7-13
8-15
9-iO
$1.12%
^
7-20
CO
8r15
7-19
25C
(quar.)
North American
5c
8-31
7-31
10c
(quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd., new com.
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
60c
8
7*31
8*
•
8-10
8-
$1.06 y4
2nd
4.64%
7-14 ;
$1.18 V4
,
7-19
5c
Quarterly
York Fire
ss
Y.)—
(N.
'8-
1
7-31
8-
8-10
8-15
$1.16
(quar.) __________
4.65%
$1.16 Vt
(quar.)
______
$1.18
4.72 %' 2nd preferred (quar. >_
4.00% preferred (quar.) ———
$ 1.222 Va
5% 2nd pfd. ■ (quar.)_________—___^__/_i
$1.25
-
8
$1,10
—
7-19
—-
Yonkers
,8-
8-15
50c
8-24
$1.02 Va
preferred
preferred
pfd.
4.60% preferred
8-8,
$1
Series__—
1
15c
i
40c
(quar.)__________
1
10c
N.
,___;
National
First
C
8-
25c
9-,
2%
7
8-31
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)____-______i.___-_
(quar.)__-^--_-._^_^___(quar.)___.—
_w_i___
4.25%
.
8-
$1.09
8-
—_u
8-
$1.14
$35c
Fund—
1
$15
:
______
i_-
$35c
—
9*
I2V2C
Co
New
7-20
Ltd., class A—
lioc
>
_
(quar.)
v
Marine
Process
7-20
8-6
—-
(quar.)———
Financial Industrial
First
7-16
7*10
$$1.25;
(quar.)_:
(Ttrlsa) <qtmri)
National City Bank of Cleveland
National
8-24
1"
:_
—
(quar.)_——______
Grain,
Federal
1
8-
4c
Farmer
10-
40c
B
Fund-Growth
C.)
.
8-24
1
100%
dividend--—
(quar.i__
Transmission, com.
Tennessee Gas
7*13
•
9-
8*31
31c
"•
Gas, common (quar. )____
Union Commerce Bank
National Bank
;r
ty.-.
6-29
7-13
-."•'
(quar.)"__v
pfd. (quar.)____
(quar.) ______'
Mtirdock Acceptance Corp.
7-27
7-27
8- :l
»15c
(quar.)__^_^_i.___
(s-a)
common
Mutual Income Fund
8-17
1 "
55c
17 Vac
Construction—
preferred
(B.
Iifsuranee
7-16
9-
10%"
Co J———
County Trust
■
7-. 5
5c
8-10
2%
5.20%
8-22
7-16
15(T
7-25
1
9-15
9-29
t30c
9
8-15
9-
'
Stock dividend
7*12 '
9-
(quar.)—
preferred
4.80%
4.50%
Morton
7-25
25c
J12%
(increased quar.)—
Corp.
Stock
1
1
7*31 J
90c
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
New
Fairfield
5.
11*
9-1
(quar.)______—"
Modern Homes
5-28.
30C
■
preferred
New
F
10-
"
1
t70c
preferred A—r~■
Meyercord Company (quar.)_
__________
Miami Data Processing Center
(stock div.)
Middle States T'elephoiie Co. of Illinois—
New common (initial)
(6-for-5 stock split)—
!____—_
7-16
7-13
$75c
: $.038
—______
preferred
64
10-
14c
10-
■
v
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
7
33c
*
———
Communications
9-
preferred (1952 series) (qubr.)_—
5.20% preferred (quar.)
Swanee Paper Corp. (stock diyidend).—
'
7-16
-
Electronic
7*
6
7-16
Hat Co., common (quar.)__J:L__.
6% preferred (quar.)
Miller & Rhbads, int., 4%% pfd. (quar.)___ '
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
7-16
6-
$.1832
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)———
1
7-10
10c
(quar.)—-—.:———_
common (quar.)—:
— '
& Lomason
-
7-9
7-25
.
8-
35c
-•
4%%
5%
7-16
1
8-
$1.06
'
(quar.)—
7-23
ordinary income.
9-1
14C
.
Miller Bros.
.7-17 _>:
1
8-
$1.16
Corp.,
preferred
240
(Wm. J.) Co
Suburban Propane
■
7-25
88-
preferred B
....
4%
7-16
7-20 1
$1.50
—
7
31V4C
(quar.)-
Ltd
Daily Mirror Newspapers,
6-
9c
30c
—
(quar.)—/___
Co., Ltd.
7-10
14c
—
Credit Corp., Ltd.
8-24
7-30
7-31 "
6-29
corp.,
8-10
9*17
"
6-29
Melville Shoe
4
10c
(resumed)-/_
•
.
7-20
•8-17
"15c
Coluipbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
6%
preferred (quar.)————-—
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
—„_—4.
4 V4 '<
preferred (quar. )„
Consolidated Gold Fields (So.. Africa)
Consolidated Zinc, Ltd.'—.————:
i—,
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
—
Coronation
Commercial-Tobacco
4.50%
(Worcester)
7-16
9-
"
'
1- 8
8-10
7-31
& Co.
1
2%
.___
7- 6
>
63
7-31
4
—
Inc.
:
8-24
r
Mellon National Bank & Trust
'
8-22
8-
5c
15c
shares
Mechanics National Bank
8-22
$1'.25
9-29
8-14.
17c
ordinary income
$$1.31 Vt
Steinberg's; Ltd^ 5lA%' pfdi A (quar.)_—
12 %C
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
450
Storer Broadcasting Co. (quar.)__
_____
Stouffer Fodds Corp. (increased quar.)J
15c
8J
(quar.) —___________j-
(Arthur G.)
25C
From
25 c
(Del.)—
4-30
Stein Roe & Farnham Stock Fund—
4-8,.
lc
McKee
held)
Co. (quar.)——
(quar.)——
Colgate-Palmolive
•1-
; -10c
-
7*23
8-15
2%
(J. & P.) Patons St Bald——_—_—
Coats
1;-15*63
2c
Paper shares (quar.~*_i
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)____i_" -1"'35c
$30c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)—
Electric
7-16
'
14C
'
1—_•—
7-20
l7o
5
*
IOC
(quar. )
preferred
7-26
400
From
8
'$1.25 1*15
;
Mailman. Corp., Ltd., 5%
9-
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund—
r7:.6
250 4-15 63
$1.25 -■'-7-13
J
Corp.
Managed Funds
8-15
27 VaC
———-——
shares
83
dividend
standard
6
10-
22c
(quar.);
Stock dividend
7*16
,
(quar.);.——
each
for
Stock
9
7-
29C
(reduced)l_-_
Magnetic -Metals
(Optional cash or stock at the rate of one
share
-7-
-7-13
-7-13
.
:
45c
40c
.
Speed-O-Print Business Machines—
,
10-15
-
"
(quar.)____^^___—->
MabLeod's, Ltd., 6% partic, pref.- A (quar.)
-Madison Fund (quar. from invest, income) __
>
Macco
7-20
■23
Industries
MSL
8-15
,
1
•
87 Vac
(quar.)
10-18
75c
.
5-. 8
rl2
133/4C
Telephone, common (increased)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
$135 preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred
(quar.)-.*
———1——
S5.50
(quar.)—
_______
preferred
Chesapeake St Ohio Ry., common———
Co.
.
25C
-Zl J—
(quar. )^__(-2-for-I stock split)-
Steel Co.
7-13
1
■
$1.50 1st preference A: (quar,)_____^
t
2nd preference
(quar,)____^
iLongvlew Fibre (quar.)
Lukehs
7-16
—
7-25
9-17'
7-10"
.'
'
7-25
■15
50c
Central
Stores
j
7-15
1
:
$2.40 preferred (quar. )iiii
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd>____________—
11-1
25c
_______—___.——
3Va%' preferred
25c
C6. Ltd,,
Loblaw
10-19
70c
55c pfd. (quar.)Central Soya Co. (quar.)————
City
8-
$3.58
Telephone (increased quar.)_
Bank & Trust Co. of
"Litton feduetries
; 7-19
i
■19
'
32C
Natural Gas,
dividend
7-20
,
Lincoln Rochester ^Srust
7-25
25c
Burlington County Trust (New Jersey)
Stock
(quar.)_:
—
(quar.)________———
;.r. Central New York (Syracuse)
7*25
.7-19
•
6c.
•
7*20
1
•
15c
•
1
15
50c
Burgess VibTocrafters, Inc.-
Cascade
•8-1
National
Lincoln
8-14
•27
v-v; 15c
Steel castings Co——___—-—
Buckeye
.7-20
8-31
40p ; 10- 1
93%<J_\11- 1
6% preferred (quar.)----(quar.)-;_______-i————1
Inc.
La Crosse
7-49
1
■
i2Vac
,
6
■
150
(quar .)___ —
shares-—_
(quar.)—
—-—
Co.
6-29 ;
1
8-
20c
Kroger Company,
7*19
6
8-
2%
Motor Corp-Amer
Shoe
preferred
7-31
8-15
(A payment of 4 francs less 15% div. tax)
Skelly Oil CO. (quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint As Varnish (quar.)_
:i_
•■Sony- Corp,
Southeastern Telephone (quar.)
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.______
,7rl3..-
$1.25
—
.
3
8-
10c
Publishing
List
Brown
•7*27
8-
$15c
8-31
8-15
_____
'
•>•
•
7- 9
7-13;
5c
British
v
8
7-27
4c
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
160
Simca Automobiles American Deposit receipts
4.10%
——
——
8-
7
8-13
•
5c
Blue
■
8-10
8-
i'IOC
(qttar.)_
—
Belco Petroleum (initial quar.)—.
—
Best & Company
(quar.)—_——_—-—
Blue Bonnets Raceway, Common——
Common
Tea, common
Krylon,
Aircraft Corp.
Beech
7-19
15c
(qtiar. )___*_:.—a
Corp.
7-23
1
8-
15c
_———»———-—1
—
—
7-12
7
16C
__
When
Share
7-27
Stange
7-20
50c
v
(quar.)
'■•''.
•
Kansas CifjKLlfe Ittsuraftce (<Jukr.)___:—'
Kentucky stone-Co.,-common (quar.
.Extra
——_______—-'.
Quarterly.
Quarterly *
;.
Quarterly
5% preferred (s-a)__— /
5%
preferred (s-aJ)_i____J;___-—Ketchum & Co. (quar.)-.——'-.—c_—
Kostin Corp. (quar.)-—_—
Kratter Corp.. (monthly)-____———-
7-20
8-
Corp.
Electronics
;; "
•
.
—
(quar.).
Ampol Petroleum, Ltd;__
Anchor Coupling
(quar.)___
... •
•
Anglo American Oils, Ltd
-----—------Atomic 'Physics St Science Fund, Inc. (Del.)
(3c from investment income and 7c from
capital gains) ______—-—-
Avnet
*
3%%
>
7.23
8-
25c
;
■
—
Viscose
•"
Jantzen, Inc.( common (quar.)_—
5%' preferred (quar.)___—_______
/Jewel
American
American
'
i
;
7*27
8-20
3%c
(Quarterly from net investment income) _
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Mfg. Cq. (stock dividend^
(i/50ih Of Vapor Corp. Co. share for each
Company
8-31
Beef
.
American
share
"
,
7-13
8-10.
50C
'
& Telegraph—
preferred (quar:)
preferred (quar.)____—_^_i--—--—- $ 1.-31 V4$1.50Packers; 6% preferred—^—'-—
25c
Island Tug As-Barge, partip. pfd,-(s-a)__-_^-r
25c
T
Participating
7-5
1
8-17
6c
Control Co
Allied Mills .inc. (quar.)American Business Shares—
,
7-16
8-
10c
7VaC
Allied
Per
Name of
Shiaer Shoe Corp. (quar.)__
^____
Shully's Industries, Ltd. (initial)i
8-15
1
7-19
7*31
$12c
Aiba-Waldensiatt
tquar.)
8-an
5(4%
.7-13
8-15
4c
(quar.) _______
surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd——-—
Holders
Payable of Red
ioc
$1
Iowa
Payable of Rec.
Share
Fund, Inc.
When
'
Share
■
.
■'4%
current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When Holders
Per
Advisers
/
..
.
International Telephone
separate
nounced during the
Name of Company
of Company
Monday, July 16, 1962
>
.
1
indicate all the dividends an¬
In the first we
Name
International Resistance
announcements are grouped in two
Dividend
tables.
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6-20
,
5c
5c
-
5c
5c
9-28
12-15
9-10
11-30
;
Volume
Number 6177
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company
American
Natural
Gas
American
Nut
American
President
5%
5%
(quar.)
from
"7-30
7-
Bostitch,
2
realized
accum.
and
8c
net
; e-20
Boston
9-10
12-20
12-10
$1.25
:_
on
_
Post
8-20
(Waco,
Texas)
(quar.)___—
7-16
Breskin
7-27
7-10
$73c.
t25c^
.
Anvil
Brand,
5%
Appalachian
Applied
Argus
Power
Arts
62y2c
Class C
Arizona
62yac
10c
162 y2c
7-17
•
7-
8-
1
7-
3
60c
9 '
-
7-16
6-30
«
8-
1
preferred
Public Service,
7-20
■■—-
15c
9-
1
7-20
-
9-
1
7-20
t7y2c
20c
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-
59c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$2.62Va preferred C (quar.)___,
Aro
Corp.
(quar. )___„.
1
1
1
1
8-
9-
1
__
$2.75
65
43 %c
.
Laundries
Associated
Truck Lines, class A (quar.)
Topeka & Santa Fe 'Ry. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Atlanta & Charlotte
Air
Line
7-17
5c
5%
■
9-17
IOC1
13C
(Tulsa,
Gold
Austin
Nichols
Mines,
Ltd.
'7-16
Automated
8-
1
6-29
9-
1
8-20'
34c
$1.18%
17c'
noncumulative
Automobile
Class
preferred
A
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
Avalon
series
1958
8-
4%%
preferred
Hup
$$3.50
7-31
22V2C
" 7-16
••
5c
(quar.),
5%%
Ltd.,
(increase
On.. 1.
&
Co. Ltd.,
Foundries
3iy4c
-
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
7-16
6-25
Bronze"
Canadian
6-27
7-30
7-13
10c
7-30
7-13
Caressa,
2%
8-20
7-
5
7-
5
15c
8-20
7-
,8-20
7-
5
37y2c
7-31
134 y2c
7-31
6-30
17»/2C
8-20
Carolina
7-27
7-
5
(quar.)
...
—
'
Caspers
;—:——
7-27
7-31
$1.12 y2
7-
6
7-31
Plate
C
Sugar
Refinery; 5% pfd. (quar.)
B, M. C. Industries, Inc. (N. Y.)—
,7% non-cumulative conv. pfd. (quar.)
Babbitt
(B. T.), Inc., common
Bacardi
Corp,
(quar.)__
7-14
Gas
of
Ltd.,
.
(stock
Baker
Oil
Tools
7-
2
..7-
2
8-15
7-31
7-31
.
7-13
(quar.)__
V
-
„
$$1.06y4
;
$18%c
1
7-10
10-
1
(initial)
$10c
8-15
$31c
7-16
6-29
8-
1
6-30
7-31
6-29
.iilS
7-13
6-22
$2pqr(l
(initial)--—_
-
7-16
6-29
9-10
8-17
7-31
7-20
8-15
8-
7-20
7-10
Crowley
8-, 1
7-
6
Crown
Trust
8-15
8-
1
Crush
International,
9-
8-15
(quar.)
common
Co.
$1.25,
41c
(quar.)
.
5c
9-
1
1
8-15
dividend).
Co., 6%. preferred
preferred (quar.)
;
of
California
Bank
of
Commerce
Bank
of
Nova
Barber-Ellis
10c
1
,7%
pref.
(s-a)
7-10
6-29
6-29
25c
8-10
7-20
Class
A
-$1.05
:—4—___
.8-10
7-20
Class
A
,4%%
Power
A
y
,
Corp.
(James
R.)
7-16
IV2C
Stock
Group,
7-31
20c
7-31
7-31
7-
$62 VSsO
(incr.-quar.)—'
(2-for-l
8-
stock
■
20c
10-
20c
—....
10-
14%
_____
preferred
...
(quar.)
Finance
Berkshire
Frocks
Berkshire
Gas,
3
8-10
Co.
Blue
i
for
Bobbie
Boise
the
17
year
Brooks,
Cascade
Booth
Gold
deposit
Mining
receipts
(quar.)
Corp.
Fisheries, 4%
9-30
7-19
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
4%
6-29
Clifton
7%
&
Pittsburgh
6-29
i 7-31
7-17
45c
7-16
7-
30c
8-15
7-31
5%
9-29
9-15
Colonial
1
8-21
Colonial
Mortgage
Colorite
Plastics
75c
25c
9-
11-30
Stock
,
7
11-19
Gas
,
30,
1962)
...
8-20
____
15C
10c
7-
8-15
.
7t23
;
5
Combined
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
Class
6-25
B
1
7-20
Combustion
50c
8-
1
7-11
Commerce
8?y2c
10-
1
9-
Commerce
5
(Pa.)
Engineering
Clearing
Drug
Co.
Corp.
common
8-15
7-20
Dominion
Tar
9-
4
8-10
4
8-10
Common
6-29
7-16
t
6-28
7-20
8-
1
7-13
Doughboy
12c
8-
1
7-20
Stock
I
(quar.):
(quar.)
7V2c
-
8-15
8-
1
8-15
7-20
7-30
6-29
7-31
7-16
15c
9-
1
25c
9-
1
20c
9-
1
30c
7-31
7-17
8c
7-25
6-29
10c
7-16
6-20
8-3
»■
8-10
*
-
Coal
Ltd.
7-
7-10
3
6-29
10-19
10-
1
9-1
8-6
9-
8-
1
6
9-1
8-6
7-16
7-
9-:i
8-15
7-30
7-20
.
5
pfd.
:
(quar.)
'
•
7-16
5-31
7-20
7-11
8%c
./
k
,
8-1
.,
7-10
7-6
7-16
6-15
37'/2C
8-15
7-30
7-30
6-29
9-
$20c
,'j.
8-
$30c
-
8-15
7-13
6-29
8-
$15c
1
7
7-16
$4?y2c
1
7-16
7-31
7-11
litu.—
$5c
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
7-11
9-14
8-15
$20c
$20c
—
6-30
8-
$10c
$25c
common
7-20
tlOc
$20c
(quar.)___
11-
1
8-1
10-
1
7-16
10-
1
7-2
9-1
6-28
$$] 75
(quar.)
7-16
6-28
25c
*
Paper Co., Ltd.
7-6
7V2C
$$1.25
Insurance
Co.
2V4c
8t10
j '• '
6-22
$17y2c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)—_
Chemical
8-1
$2
»
7-16
8-1
7-2
Long & Co.. L*d.
r"'s.
(Interim payment of 2Mi% less British In¬
come Tax of 38%%
equal to about .038
per share)
1
*
&
&
7-10
7-31
Dorman
8-
8c
4
7-13
2%
Ltd., common
Linoleum (quar.)
&
Textile, Ltd.,
"preferred
(ouar.
$1.25
2ya%
1
45c
(quar.)
preference
Donnacona
7-31
7-10
10-
55c
General
Dominion
7%
8-
25c
i
(quar.)_^
Investmeius,
(initial-quar.)
Steel
9-
7-10
8
7-20
$1
(quar.)__
Co.,
Stores,
27y2c
dividend)—
;
House
Fabrics
Dominion
r
Inc.
Dominion
Canada
Dominion
——
(quar.)_:
Corp. (stock
Note
(ruar.)_
(quar.)__-__
8-
of
9c
Co.
Enterprises (quar.)
-.
Papers class A (quar.)
$1
(quar.j
(quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.—
;
5%
preferred (quar.)
_:
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.).
7-20
*
1
7-25
10-
10c
Ltd.
7-20
50c
Combined Locks
7-31
'
Columbian
System
Yard
Tunnel
Dominion Oilcloth
(Va.)
(quar.)
Mines,
7-31
87V2c
Co.
1
$2
Dominion-Scottish
9-6
8-
,
25c
,
7-12
1
7-10
25c
(quar.)
Dixie
7-31
income)
Pictures
.
$1
(quar.)
Columbia
Columbia
(quar.)
com.
Diversified Industries, 7%
Dividend Snares, inc.—
12-14
10-
6
8-
$50c
Stores Corp. (stock dividend)
Disccunt Coro., of New York_^.__-
1
*
5
7-
33c
Diana
$5
50c
7-10
7-
7-16
6c
40c
,a.
Investment Assn
Stock
Canada
$1.25
$1
Service
&
Estate
3
Co.—
(from
Union
New
$1.12y2
(1947 & 1956 series)
(final
preierred
Fund
Real
8-
7-10
7-10
7-16
4y2c
(quar.)
(ouar.)
stock
8-
•
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
class A
1-1-63
12y2c
10%
Co.— '
•
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Colonial Finance
Light
common
debenture
Dominion
dividend
Collings
&
Dome
iquar.)
com.
Forge-Waynesboro Teleph.
7-16
Co.
Power
9-14
8-15
7-10
1
8-1
$1.18
1
RR.—
regular guaranteed (quar.)
special guaranteed (quar.)—_;
$1.50
Vilbiss
(quar.)
(quar.).
10-
$*1.75
z
.
Cleveland
A
$1.18%
11-15
1
8-
iy4c
9-14
*
8-
'
j:
1
8-31
7-10
93%c
10-
11-30
6-27
1
$1
(Quarterly from net investment income )_^
Dinettes, Inc.
:
Dodge Mfg. (quar.)
$1.25.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
4V2% preferred (quar.)
:
9-14
7-10
7-17
$1.25
—_
7-16
25c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
3V2 %
30c
payment
depositary share
cents-per
ending Juno
Inc.
6-15
1-10
Ry.
Investing Co. Jquar.)—_—
& Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-a)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
Common (s-a)
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
4-15
7-16
Pacific
City
1-15
4-30-63
Semi-annual
preferred
Detroit
Edison • (quar.)
Diamond National Corp.
10-10
8-15
'
(Ridgewood, N. J.)—
Clearfield
10-16
7y2c
—_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
10-31
1-31-63
37y2c
6
6-30
8-
$1.06
$1
(quar.)
7c
4
.
'
about
;
$1.25
W.) Co., $1.80 preferred (quar.)
Bros. Tobacco, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
of
10-31
1-31-63
21V2C
"
(E.
American
8
7-16
$1,469
,a
(quar.)
Quarterly
i
9
2-
preferred
preferred
Citizens National
"
.
common
Blyvooruitzicht
11-
$55c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
57/b%
preferred (quar.)
.6% preferred (quar.)
6%
3
20c
(quar.)
5%
Bliss
preferred
4%%
preferred
(quar.).'
7-
9-5
9-5
Coatings—
Detroit
8-31
25c
——-——■—-
common
3
7-31
50c
7-6
25c
_!<
12-
5
5
$1 75
'
Chemical
Denver
7-10
Quarterly
9-17
12-28
$1.37Va
(quar.)
8-1
3
7-31
■4%
Corp.-
8-
25c
Electric,
(quar.)
Estate
Dennison Mfg.,
4
i_*.——.
9-28
1010-
$1.25
8-15
1
RR.
___
7-17
6-29
$1.20
(quar.)
8%
87y2c
5
1
7-20
$1.12
Voting
»
8-
7-
25c
.
(quar.)—
1
30c
9-21
7-20
15c
6-27
10-
7-25
1
50c
:
1.
7-16
9-
&
7-10
10-
$1.75
10-15
9-18
Gas
preferred
Soto
De
7- 2
20c
Quarterly %
7-14
1
7-31
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
:
Dana Corp., 3%% preferred A
(quar.)
Daryl
Industries
(reduced-quar.)_.
D)
2
(quar.)
Corp.- (quar.)
1
8-
Co.
common
7-16
11-
Oil
8-
12V2c
5c
9-20
Cotton
7-14
$$1.62%
Delaware Valley Financial (quar.)
Denison
Mines,
Ltd.,
common.,
11-21
5%
20c
preferred (quar.),
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
Pacific
&
1
(quar.)
7%
pfd. (quar.)__
Light, $4.80 pfd. (quar.)—
&
Denver
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
7-31
•
(quar.)__-„
—u__
8-
f30c
common
Delaware
•-
15c
5y2%
preferred
(quar.)
Dayco Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
5
$1.25
Stero
Ltd.,,
7-10
$1.25
5%
12-
_•_
I
7-16
(quar.)
7-13
'
*
"'Ij(,'6-26
25c
1
(quar.)
6-30
"
,
9-21,
6-26
7V2c
5c
;
'
10^1
7-30
(quar.)
8-
investment
net
Paul
.
6-29
■
15c
Co.
8-15
(quar.)
7-16
3-1-63
;—;—
6-29
%
1-16
i.
25c
A
1
20c
7-
7-16
1
50c
preferred
DeMun
8
A
Cincinnati
9
20c
;
.
:4%
Bloch
9-14
12-14
15c
.
!
(quar.)
St.
7-20
1
15c
65c
(quar.)__—
—;
Virginia
Milwaukee,
8-
preferred
Churchill
7-16
9-
2
8-25
8-
■
'ri17V2c
—____
preferred
4%%
•
Chickasha
.,
9-14
8-
15c
...
Bin-Dictator
5
2
7-
preferred
,8- 1
15c
...
Beneficial
6
5
8-
20c
$i7y2c
'
4%
•'
7-
40c
7-10
Davenport Water Co.—
6-29
7-16
5%
v
7-16
*8-13
split)
.
Common
preferred
7-
1-4-63
2%
deposit receipts (final).
Mfg. (quar.
Belding-Corticelli Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.).
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
4%
1
8-.1
7-16
Ltd.,
Power
5%
5%
6
Ltd.—
Behlen
Common
Chicago,
7-31"
7-16
(quar.)__
Y.)
(from
of
7-20
7c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
>
;
•
7-13
American
.
7-12
8-1
Inc.
Chesapeake :Corp.
,
7-13
:
Fund,
7-20
68c
'
6
5
1
.5c
5c
Bank '(N.
income).
7-12
28'/sC
...
-
7-31
U2yzc
.
Life .Savers
Chemical
„
1
17%c
^
—__
77-
8-
25c
preferred
$4
'
-
.
6»/4c
Manhattan
Enterprises (quar.)
Quarterly
7-12
common
dividend
Beech-Nut
7-31
,
6-30
7-31
8-
(quar.)
$4.24
.
8-31
-
7-20
7-25
'
(quar.)
4V2%
-
7-14
8-1
27c
Initial
6
8-
Co.,
Dallas
Inc.—
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.
6-29
7-
40c
Distilling
(quar.)
Service—
Chemical
5C
Quarterly
Beecham
6-30
7-27
37y2C
Corp.
Dalex
V
35c
Corp.
7-14
*
8-1
-
.
—
Champion Parts Rebuljders,
.
8-
•■*
....
West
Public
8-1
$1.05.,
_
5.44%
Chase
1
$1
-
-4—:
...
(quar.)
South
1
Daffin
:
1
(quar.)
Corp.—,
(quar.)
Vermont
r
7-28
6
:
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Acceptance, common-^-—
preferred
(quar.)_:
Chain Belt Co. (quar.)
6
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
70c.
12-31
(quar.).,
Ltd.,
&
7-
1%
preferred
Paper,
Central
6-26
__
(quar.)_A
Electric
Light—
preferred .(quar.)
7-10
t55c
(quar.)___;
(quar.)...
Baystate
Beam
&
7-101
7-16
a
convertible
sClass
8-
1-15-63
$$1.75
common
26c
40c
(quar.).,—,—,
Corp.,
Gas
50c
:
Products
Hudson
7-20
I
11 %c
_—
Corp.
8-1
\
(quar.)
Sugar
preferred
.
6
7-25
-
(quar.)
7%
Curtiss-Wright
7-
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cuban-American
■"
7-31
32Vac
(quar.)
7-25
3
•
J6c
(quar.)
7-27
Power
$1.50
__
Corp.
dividend
Bathurst
9-23
Fran.) (quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)*..
(quar.),
Extra
Basic
10-15
(N.
Candy Corp.
Stock
$1.50
(quar.-)_-__
pref. A
8-20
:.
11c
(s-a)
(Toronto)
7-19
Century
7-10
Co.
8-
8-31
20c
(quar.)
&
$10c
.—
9-7
9-7
8-24
$1
,
A
Co.
Milner
CTS Corporation
6-29
-
.
1
of Canada—
Barry-Wright
Barton's
7-31
7-31
(San
Scotia
7-31
8-25
10c
Piano
Bank
«
(quar,)
; 7- 6
8-25
4%
:
,_
7-30
10c
<___
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6%
10%
Crouse-Hinds
6V2 %
$1.12y2
7-
Central
—
Co., class
B
(quar.)
Class
1
7-16
preferred
$1.40 preferred
8-15
9-
Crossett
1
10c
Optional-cash or stock
Craig Systems, Inc. (s-a)
.
9-7
10-
$$1,30
Counselors Investment Fund
-
1
J-
&
3c
(quar.)
,1
*
inc.—
Reynolds Corp.
preferred A (quar.)__
$1
1
10-
Trust
(initial)________
(quar.)
40c
:___
St
(quar.%
preferred
(quar.)
10c
:—
Bank
Co.
12y2c
com.
7-31
$1.50
Corp.
Properties,
Stores
Corroon
■
10-
,
—
convertible
Products
Cornet
$10c
7-20
Engineering Corp.-r-
National
Motors
Ridge
00c
Corn
'
common
&
(Chicago)—
Quarterly
Coral
7-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-20
Coptrols Co. of America (quar.)__^
Conwest Exploration, Ltd.
(s-a)—'
7-12
Commerce—
5-29
10c
Continental
_
9-1
7-26
$10c
Aviation
Beneficial interest shares
,
7-10
6-29
7-16
(Maine)—
Life Insurance
(Toronto)
(s-a)
Continental Mortgage Investors (Mass.)™—
7-16
8- 1
8--1
—-
.
„
8
7-16
—
Illinois
11-
20c
Quarterly:
;
6-15
8-
$37y2c
Co.
8-8
1
37'/2c
...
(quar.)
Continental
7-16
-
common.^
7-16
9-1
12-
—
Continental
.
.
Co.,
preferred
common
Continental
40c
9-30
136C
....
dividend—
Baldwin
..
t3iy4c
(quar.)
(Stock
12-17
J13c
$12c
Waver
convertible
New
25c
.
•
(quar.)
Industries
.
6-22
8-15
1
—._—
preferred
6-22
7-16
57y2c
;
.v $4.50
preferred (quitr. )_^
Sugar (quar.)
Securities
7-16
8-1
6%
Aguirre
4.20%
Gas
A
"
Corp., 5%
4%
6-30
$40c
tlOc
$5c
.Central
7-6
(Canada)—
:___
Natural
1
7-30
.8-.
Class
Central
8-31
7-6
8-
10c
2
(quar.)r_____
new
&
"8-1
$1.2017
(initial)_,
7-
Ltd.' (quar.—__
&
7-6
$1.31%
(quar.)
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Central
•
1
1
(resumed)
(quar.)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
Celotex
,7-10
8-
40c
~
-
(quar.)
preferred
Baker
.
-
1
9-17
5c
40c
j.
Ltd.—
7-10
4 *
8-
1
Extra
7-10
■'
_t
&
7-31
7-31
„
13c
—
——
...4
Quarterly
Bailey Selburn Oil
5%%
preferred
5%
t25c
7-10
$1.25
Extra
Central
B
1
•'•..**»
*
pfd. series A
8-
8-
(quar.)_
Co.—
Asbestos,
B
$25c
-
(initial)___
\
35c
preferred (quar.)_
—:
$1.12Va
$4.52 preferred (quar.)—
$1.13
$4.16 preferred (quar.)_„___
—$1.04
Container Corp. of America, com. (quar.)_,„
20c
•, 4%
preferred (quar.)—:_j
$1
$$1.50
Caterpillar Tractor, cojnmon
4.20% preferred (quar.)
7-14
,
Tin
series
convertible
I*
Consumers Power
;__—
Bank
&
9-20
10-
2
——" $$1.25
Light,
preferred
Cassier
-V
35c
&
E.)
7-5
7-13
10c
(s-a)_
Semi-annual
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
from
(quar.)._^_...
(L.
(quar.)___^.^_T
7-
-
(quar.)
,(quar.)
Power
.Carpenter
,
1
'
7-2
Corp.
(quar.)
;
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry Gtd
5
15c
....
7-5
8-
47V2c
7-20
Carlisle
8-20
7-5
8-1
8r .1
:——_
Co.
Inc.
7-5
8-1
50c
8-1
L$d.
Investments
Capital Investments,
8-1
51c
Bakeries
Consolidated
$45c
Carborundum
51%c
.1
8-15
RTyps-a)_——$75(srl
7-23
7-5
18c
-
Oil Cos:,-Ltd.
Pafiific
5c
7-13
8-1
18%c
(quar.)
com.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Chemical, Ltd. (s-a).
Industries,
7-30
6-25
,,
Imperial
7-31
,7-16
3c
1
7%c
6-18
Canners
Canadian
1
7-13
common-,(quar.)
(quar.)
General
•
12-
1
Quftrterl^T
7-20
;
'J t 8-, lau:
,6-27
4Jfti(7T*3'..>
12-15
7-16
(quar.)
Ry (s-a)
Southern
Canadian
1
-
55c
Consolidated Freightways
7-10
(quar.),—31c
(quar.),_
—3iy4c
Canadian
7-20
9-
__nl___:—30c
Telephone,
(quar.)
Canadian
,
1
9-15
8-
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd.
8r I} *
30,C
com.,
1
3
8-
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
4.12%
2
1
15c
Canadian
7-
8-15
(quar.)
'
6-30
7-
8-
*
1
(quar.).
preferred
10c
_
v
(quar.)
7-10
1
~
(quarterly
common
8-
3iy4c
*
5
..
2
8-
3c
(Canada),
Consolidated Edison Co. <N. Y.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
'
20c
-
Consolidated
7-31
5% .pref.
12-31
1
8c
Ayres (L. S.) •& Co.,
6-22
8-10
:
_-
10-
10-15
10c* i(
com.
____
.
7-20
9-10
8-17
4V2%
"B"
America—
7-
1-15-63
5c
(Del.)
preference
25c
8-15
Canadian
2
7-
8-15
—
preferred (quar.)___Qonnohio, Inc., 40c preferred
2
9-15
Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
Houghton
Fund
of
7-
2%
:
(stock dividend)
Co.
7-16
15c
4y4%
7-
7-16
$1.90
1
$10c
7-30
.
t5c
.
—
(quar.)—_—l
Telephone Co.,
5V2%
8-10*.
'
'
6-27
Foils
7-16
40c
*
(quar.)____
(quar.)_
9-
40o
12y2c
7-31
7-13
$1.37y2
(Toronto)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.06
$2.00
,
8-15
7-31
$1.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.04
7rl3
Iron
Assn.
preferred
7-20
7-28
_,Canac}a
_
Life
$2.20
7-27,
Canada
v -9-14
1
30c
,
6-28
$1.32
2%
(quar.).
6%
8-
1
30c
dividend)
(stock
7-16
t25c
preferred (quar.)
Corp., com. (stk. divd.)
Banking
A
Inc.,
6%
6-15
10-
93 %c
(quar.)
7-16
6-28
Water
'
10c
Hampsnire) —
(C. G.), Ltd., common (quar.).
Light & Power—
6-28
$1.20 preferred
$1.24 preferred
Canada
,
7-12
7-16
-
15c
(quar.)-.^^^.;
Products,
1
8-
"
-
Steel
7-12
*
»
&
Conn
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone,
6-14
1
(New
Connecticut
8-21
(quar.)—''
7-12
6-20
60c
Coniagas Mines
8-15
Campbfll Red Lake Mines, Ltd.__
$10c
Campbell-Soup
(quar.),—55c
•
1
7-16
8-
(quar.)
1.
6-30
7-16
—-
25c
Prints, Inc." (quar.)*——
Automatic
,
6-29
Co.
Quarterly
-
7-16
Electric
Canadian
__
Co., common—
convertible prior preference
$1.20
7-13 i
$4.50
...
Aunor
1
S.
Okla.)
(quar.)!
7-6
1
25%
(quar.)--
7-25
7-20
___—
Rico, Inc.
$50c
Confederation
9-15
liy4c
j:
Power,
7c
12y2c
Jfuerio
(quar.)
8-
5c
(quar,)__
I „^t,7r 9
7-16
$30c
-
01
6% preferred (ouar.)
Concord Natural Gas, common
5%% preferred (quar.)
2
9-17
8-6
10c
;• *
(accum.)
1
8-
25c
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
33c
Camp Chemical Cor (quar.) __,—4-———5c
Campbell Machine .(s-a)
12y2c
7-27'
Securities, Inc.
Lodges (initial).:..—....—
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
pfd. B (quar.)
Insurance
30c
'
7-
7-16
$1.25
1
Motor
Life
10-
75c
V
9-
Government
Steels, Ltd.
2
30c
25c -
Quarterly
1
7-
8-
i7y2c.
(quar.)
Atlantic Fund' for Investment in U.
7-16
$15c
,
—
"
Atlantic
8-
7-17
•
4%
Co.
4,
(quar.)^.___
6-22
5c
Electric
Common
9-26
30c
95c
A
1
Composite Fund
Concord
quar.)
6-29
•
City Electric, common (quar. );%,.__
-preferred (quar.)
'4.75 % preferred (quar.)'!_-
-
in-
Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)__
Fund
(quar.)___
!„
Packing Corp. (quar.)___
8-10
(S-a)
Ry.-Co.
7-6
California
8-10
Atlantic
Atlantic
California
1
Associated
Atchison
6-20
1
1
Inc.
(quar.).—....
Stationers Supply
(quar.)^_.____
Associated
8-
9-
-
divd.)
(stk.
Calgary
9-
Products,
America
of
-6-27
(quar.)
6-22
8-
-
(Quarterly from investment income)
Consolidated
California
35c
(quar.—i__,
Stores, Inc.
(quar.)__^—
Associated
7-16
8-1
4_4____—•
1
Quarterly
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)
15c
:
Industries
8-
$1.31 V*
—____,—
preferred
Food
Commonwealth Theatres
^___
,
6-26
7-16
20c
7% preferred (quar.)___—
Associated Dry Goods—
New Common (initial quar.):
Associated
%c
CMP
•
9-
50c
7-9
8-
$1.31'A
z
6-15
$12 %c
7-9
8-7
30c
Fund—
,7- 5
_____:
British
(H. M.)
5% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Stock
7
4
of Rec.
8-7
2%%
i
7-29
California
—
„
Artesian Water,
5.25%
Holders
Co.—
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.):
Commonwealth
-
8-
9-
1
receipts
(quar.)
Byllesbj
Edison
When
Payable
25c
'
.Common,
Ltd.__^__-
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd.,'7% nfd. <g-a)__
Byer-Rolnick Hat Corp. (quar.)_i_________i
Byerg (A. M.) Co.
(quar.)
8-
9-
1-
8-
9-
60c
______
9-
$1.08%
68 %c
(quar.)
$2.40
5.25%
8-
8-
Commonwealth
7-13
(s-a)—
dividend
9-17
...
Assurance
Semi-annual
8-
62y2c
——____
_
preferred
preferred
«■
27»/2C '
commoh__^—_—;—
(quar.)__——L_,
(quar.)_
i
:
:_____
$4.35
$25c-
(quar.)
Men's
' 8-
7-27
-
Per
•
$$1.50
:—
Bush Terminal Co.
Business
7-20
22c
common
Morrill
Burroughs Corp.
-
(quar,)_
$2.36
Inc.
&
8-.1
8-15
Stock
11
-
Share
r
'
•
•
•
Company
Commercial Bank of North America
(quar.)____.—:—15c
pfd.
Burnham
7-20
(quar.)
preferred
serial
Bullock's,
'
7-20
(initial)—__*—_—
less
dividend
conv.
6%
1
„.$1.19
38%% )
Taunton Gas,
Stock
7-16 i
1
4%
Budget Finance Plan, common
7-16
1
preferred
Axe
-
8-
preferred
Ayco
7-20
165c
$2.50
30c
1
4'
8-
Ltd—:—
dep.
Brack Mills, Ltd., $1.20 part. cl.
Buchanan Steel Products Corp.
>
7-20
—
Products,
of
'
Name of
2
10c
Bi*owning-Ferris Machinery Co.
2
8-10
7-20
8-
c.
$1.12 y2"
(quar.)
—j.——
$1.10
Atlas
7-
7
1
8-
.
t$0.011
(accum.)_^._i_—
(initial)
common
Atlas
1
8-
-
1
.
15c
Brooklyn Union Gas,.(quar.),
Browning Arms ;___
6-27"
—
New
*-•
7-10
8-31
Corp., Ltd., $2.50 pfd. A (quar.)_—
preferred A
(quar.)^-i^
5%
1
9-
20c
_J
$2.60
'
8-
37 V2C
'
4Va% ' pfd.
Co.,
!—
:
t7VaC >r
—
$_
preferred
8-
1-25
payment
of
8-
(initial)
Forest
preferred
$3.80
7^.
$1.06
______
Hydraulic- (quar.)__-_
tax.
come
Brockton
\
7-16
33c
(quar.)
Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer.
(Interim
*
,
8-10
1
British
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
quar.)
(initial
common
Publications
British'Columbia
-
7-13
1
8-
common._.„„
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd. new (initial)
1
,
9-
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd.—
Film
9-
9-22
,
50c
__
Anken Chemical &
6
t30c
Anglo Huronian, Ltd. "(s-a)
—
6
7-
t56y4c
—_—_
(quar.)
7-
7-20
25c:
Clayton & Co.
(quar.)__'—i—__
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Ltd.^class A-_—
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
$2.90 preferred (quar.)_—
Anheuser-Busch
7-31
25c
—
Anderson
Animal Trap Co. of America,
5% preferred (quar.)_
preferred
Bridgeport
$1.75,
Insurance
Products
new
When
Share
.,
,r_.,,
—
Smelting & Refining—
preferred (quar.)
Anchor
Edison,
*
(quar.)
A
Products (quar.)__^
Brazilian Traction Light & Power,
6%
(quar.)
preference
31c
Life
class
Bowman
gain
net income)
7%
Per
•
preferred (quar.)
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
American
Amicable
*
4.78%
undistributed
from
>
Company
Inc.,
4.25%
$1.25
(quar.)
investments
7-16
1
•
•
Name of
Lines—
(quar.)
_:—.—
American Research & Development—
(23c
8-
6c
—__—
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
—
Co.
preferred
preferred
When
.
Share
(223)
Industries
8-23
7-16
12l/2C
:
7-31
7-13
3%
(quar.)
dividend
10-31
10-12
Dreyfus Fund—
(Quarterlv
from net invpstr"ent
Class
A
partic pfd
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
7-27
7"1**
7-31
7- 6
15c
7-16
7- 2
25c
1
7-16
1
8-15
—
1
.1
10c
(Md.) —
(quar.)
common
Du-^rt Film Laboratories, Inc.
60c
1r"*nme)__
10c
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.
8-10
Ducommun
Metals
&
Dumas Milner Corp.
Supply
Co. ,(quar.)—_
(quar.)—
7Vac
Continued
9on
page
48
The
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
(224)
12
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
YEARLY RANGE OF
Lowest
Highest
16
52 % Jan
55
3
17% Sep
v
Dec
25
55
Jan
25
81% Mar
Jun
25
21% Jan
15
13
Jan
Feb
28
5
10% Jun
28
Jan
2
33% Nov 22
22% Jun
25
33% Feb
21
May 29
23% Jan
3
47% Jun
6
90% Jan
25
613A
61 %
62
60 3/8
611%
8,200
741/4
73%
74
73
74
4,200
12 Ye
121/4
121/4
12%
12%
12%
1
24%
25%
26
26%
25%
26
25%
263/s
26
26i/4
_No par
14%
14%
15
14%
143/4 v
14%
14%
133/8
14%
53%
2
35% Jan
17
Aeroqulp
14% Mar
10
May 28
18% Apr
18
Air
Control
Air
Air
86% Dec
12
41% May 29
84 % Mar 15
84
18
45 Ye May 29
70 % Feb
7
4% Feb
19
3
37% Dec
29
88 Y2 Jun
8
9% Sep
32% Jan
35
Jan
40
89
May 29
Jun
33
9
14% May 29
39
25
94% May 16
8
15 % Apr
4
4
53% Apr
4
19
Jun
Jan
50% Sep
31
May 29
48% Jan
2
Jan
6
55
7
Nov 24
39% May 28
53% Apr
19
Dec
12
100% Jun
89
2
July
41
14
20% Sep
5
3
35 % Jun
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
Mills
Allied
Products
66% Feb
6
Jun
4
4%
16% Feb
2
Allied
4
Allis-Chalmers
49% Jun
25
88
3
14% Sep
28
21% Apr 25
10% Jun
25
Oct
25
29% May 15
14% Jun
25
110
17
Nov
26% Oct
81 %
May 15
28
July
23
4
25% Dec
12
Corp
Mfg
Alpha
Portland
Alside
28% Jan
45
Jun
25
16% Jun
22
30
81% Mar 30
26
19
37% Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
84% Jun
May 11
20% Jun
34
2
19% Oct
23
22
Mar 24
18
134'A Feb
25
15
31
15
American
3%%
22
40% Jan
4
Jun
23% Jun
64% Apr
4
51% Jun
6
18
30
65
^Apr
25
18% Jan
4
Jun
25
53% Apr
25
41
May 18
6%
3%
3Vi
3%
343/8
34%
34%
341/4
173/4
18
173%
173/4
4,800
27
27%
27%
283%
263A
271/4
27%
273/4
26%
273/8
13,000
*90
91%
43%
43"%
89
89
18%
18
37%
12%
39%
*7
54%
*86
7Ye
34"%
-44%
11%
15%
90
90
19
38%
12%
41
6%
55
86
.19
39
38%
12%
40%
7
55
86
12%
41%
7%
55%
86
11%
16%
12
17%
86
23%
23%
12 %
40%
7%
56%
87
59
17
19%
93%
21%
17
19%
94
22%
17
20%
95'A
22%
16%
99
22%
16%
94
17%
94 ».
24
27
63 •
.13%
48 '
No par
21%
16%
*92%
22 %
1
100
No par
Co_
.
7
50
—
26
26%
:-*62 > 63 «
12% 12"%
"
5
common
Corp_
2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
Arma
47%,
23%
24%
19%
23%
26 '
<-62
13%
47 %
47%
12"%
41
7
55%
86
12
23%
23%
23%
19%
57%
23%
19%
16%
19%
x93%
21%
56
*16%
18%
92
19%
22%
19%
55 Ye
16
85
*82%
22%
x22%
19%
34%
44%
11%
15%
*82%
23%
11%
22
19%
57
1
7%
39%
25
25
17
21%
95%
21"%
16%
17
21%
16%
*83
86
96
21%
13% 7.
~
,
■
.
13%
47%
50
900
70,300
2,300
1,600
2-100
lo,^,00
180
12%
54%
*86
11%
16%
*83%
23%
11%
1'6'%
87
23%
7,400
22%
19%
56 %
23%
20%
57
21,300
94,400
29,009
17
21%
17
21%
98%
21%
900
8,600
20,900
3,400
97%
21%
16%
*92%
24%
26%
*61: .
13%
6,400
37,800
»
16%
37,100
100
100
24%
9,500
26%
2,800
62 ,
,130
14 "
13,800
; 47%
48
v"" 5,100
48%
47%
3,200
22,600
12,400
41%
*?
55
87
?",
16% 16%
*93% 96
~
24% 24"%
' ; 26
26%
61 % 7 62
" "13%
14%
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>'
23% 24%
27
27 •
60% 62^;;;"'
36,500
90
19%
39%
19%
38%
12%
41%
17
21%
99 %
22
,48 Ye /.
16%
*89%
20%
57 Ye
56 Ye
1,700
8
26%
34%
45%
45%
-
11,500
91%
25%
33
26%
34%
45%
90
19%
39%
21%
19
55%
No par
8%
7%
33Ye
44%
*89%
19
11%
15%
*90
91%
90
*86
,
4
*90
7%
7%
33%
44%
21%
*82%
:
91%
25
25%
18%
38%
12%
40%
6%
55
38
12%
40'A
7%
55
87
*90
10
preferred
-
Bosch
7%
24%
34
44%
*89
24
34
3%
91%
*90
7%
7%
*22%
33
common
Bakeries
preferred
19,700
>
3"%
Chemical
Airlines
American
515%
173/4
No par
American Bank Note
4
11% Jun
11
503/4
34%
Corp
convertible
American
60 Ye Mar 19
5
24 % Apr
114
52%
17%
*34
No par
__
Amer Agricultural
16
20
7
*3"
Petroleum
23
26
513A
4.900
3%
12.50
Corp
Amerada
1
Mar
23% Jan
25
Jun
17
22,300
17%
3%
11%
15%
84%
21%
America
of
Co
52%
343/4
Nopal
Amerace
Feb
15% Jun
90
47% Aug 10
3
9
513A
33A
100
1
10
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co
19
Feb
3,100
53%
17 3%
No par
common
_
Aluminum
68% Mar 23
20% Feb
34
May 29
May 31
27 Ye May
130
4
143/4
34%
1
5
100
Aluminium Limited
25
24
14i%
17%
5
Inc
17% Jun
133%
23% *
*14 3A
52%
■
131/4
243/8
141/4
34
3%
1
Cement
12
11
16,000
13%
23%
7
17%
10
convertible preferred
49% Mar 20
38% May 16
133/8
34,800
5
common
30% Jan
20
38% Jan
4.08%
4,700
4,900
55%
34
preferred
May 29
Jun
Jan
Stores
x
53%
1
Supermarkets Inc
May 29
19% Dec
98% Sep
521/4
No par
20
28
24% Oct
50 3/4
Corp
20
56% Nov
58% Sep
15% Jan
7
100 % Mar
5
51%
—
36% Sep
25% Oct
36
Jan
Allied
8,200
100
35% Feb
26
50%
5
Allied
5
81 % May
50%
Allied Kid Co
15
3
50%
1
31
15
52
•
9
9% Feb
84% May
49%
Allied Chemical Corp
17% Feb
70% Nov
533/4
Allen Industries Inc
44% Jan
25
%
2
Jan
5
July
50
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
12
6% Jun
49%
common
34% May 29
13
10% May 11
7
48%
1
preferred
16% Dec 21
3
36% Jan
153/8
57
56
,
13%
133/4
23 3/8
143%
Inc
52% Apr
27
12% Jun
57
25
143/4
13%
23
14%
6
23 % Mar
16% May 29
66% Aug
233A
14 3/4
12%
4
94% Jun
2
4
3
.
553/8
22%
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
12% Mar 20
5% May 29
Inc
-
,
14%
Corp
Gas
Products
4%%
5
3
16% Jan
98
Jan
11
54
133/8
23
573/8
12%
_No par
2
Inc
J Industries
Aldens
2
25
Jun
90
Dec
93
54%
55%
22%
Chemicals-.
&
1
■
"*
50c
Products
Reduction
Alco
xl4%
—w-^-1
Corp
Alabama
4
22% Apr
24% Jun
45% Nov 29
50% Jan
19
A
40% Mar 26
25
9
20 % Aug
12% Jan
3 %
5 % Mar 24
41% Nov
,
1
Products
3
—
Admiral Corp
19% Mar 15
15
25
3% Nov 24
1
—_
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
11% Jun
32% Jan
Inc
Adams
20 Ye Jun
Jan
10,900
73%
36% Apr 21
16
16%
61%
19% Nov 29
6iy8 Nov 29
100
7,200
15
f
123/4
3
73% Nov
153/8
75
4
9
15
'''
62%
10% Jan
28
15'A
12 Ye
22 % Jan
8 Ye Sep
143/4
653A
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp_2.50
24 Ye Jun
3
109 % Oct
15%
Shares
40
651/4
74%
Steel Co
Mar 14
14%
*39
65%
61%
Markets
Acme
3
80
14%
41
643A
12
Acme
10
14%
*39
61
2
17
64%
74%
99% Jan
43% Apr
64
11%
16
26
3
*39
65
60%
75% Feb
Jun
Jan
21% Oct
39
64
74
25
66
21
39
63%
the Week
Friday
July 13
10
52% Jun
14
24 Ye Jan
17
40
39
Sales for
Thursday
July 12
'
—25
ACF Industries Inc—
22
68
3
76
Deb
107% Nov
38
PRICES
July 11
63%
'
1
Corp
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
'
'
Vending
ABC
July 10
*37
1
—5
Abbott * Laboratories—.
9
Tuesday
July 9
Par
Abacus Fund
16
25
60% Jun
Apr
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jun
36
21
7
27% May 16
75
LOW AND
STOCKS
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
44% Jan
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
*0
American
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
22% Jun
34% Jan
49
Nov
28
47% Feb
38 % May 29
4
25
39% Jun
5
38% July
42% Jan
53
7
41
70'A Jan
97% Mar 28
19% Jan
25 % May
12
18% May 29
18% Feb
29% Apr
59% Jun
21
21
36
40
84
Jan
Feb
Jun
50% Jun
Oct
50
5
'
27
50% Mar 26
88
25
Mar 20
2
Jan
2
24% Jan
17
•
May 29
34% Feb
13
.
51% Jan
5
84
Jan
25
48
25
55% Jan
Jun
25
72% Mar 21
American
36
Jun
14
58% Apr
24
37% Mar 13
25% Jun
28
38
16
23% Apr
12% May 29
American Enka Corp
5
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
77% NOV 20
20 Ye Jan
3
47% Dec
31% Oct
23
13% Oct
4
28
8% Jan
4
12% Apr
18
Dec
6
8% Jun
Apr
Jan
20% Mar
10% Jan
27
Home
American
Hosp Supply
193/8 Feb
13
25
79
Apr
26
17
135/a Jan
6
20
Nov
21
20 Ye Jan
3
28% Nov 22
9
361% Nov
30
May 29
133/4 May 29
18% Jun 28
105
May 24
63'% Apr 20
81% Oct
13
243/a Jan
3
39% Dec
133/4 Jan
3
101
20% May 16
86% Feb 27
>•
.
—
16% Nov 30
21'A Apr
3
105
Jun
25
25
AO
4
28
55 % Dec
19
49 Ye Aug 18
26% Jun
Jan
18
81% Dec
41
Jan
3
123/a Jan
3
139% Sep
28
25
-Dec
33 Ye Jan
16
Jan
19
3
13
62
Jun
2
17% Nov 21
146
May 17 "
14% Jun
26% May 29
8% May 29
9
26% Mar 21
54% Jan
3
136% Jan
3
72% May 18
146% Nov 20
119
Aug
3
127%
18
142 '
122
Jan
152
2
30% May
8
133% Apr 11
3
27
4
Apr 24
7%
20% Feb
30% Jan
11
17
36% Apr
3
103 Ye Jan
3
13
98% May 29
136'A Jan
2
American
American
19% Jan
63
1
27
Nov~22
Sep
7
Apr
5
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
4
25
Sep
18
28% May 23
32% Jun
12
-43 % Mar
2
Nov"21
34% Jan
4
22% Sep
22
17% Sep 25
30% Nov
1
19
May" 11
51 % Nov
32
Jan
27
443/a Apr
5
July 2
42% Jun 25
1343/B Feb
19
123
20
May 29
25
Jun
61% Mar 23
25 % Mar 19
7%
6%
Tel
Co
American
29
Jan
8
Preferred
27
Mar 28
Preferred
26
Apr
Preferred
10
Jan
Jun
19
27
153/4 Feb
16
15
27
41
May 29
54
17
Jun
33% Mar 29
10
25
May 28
17% Jun
22
Mar 30
20% Jan
4
37% Jan
15
American
Ametek
AMP
5%
Zinc
2
Amsted
4
30%'
144 %
A10%
,'<•
51%-
>
31%
'
30
f"
-
-
143
243A
25'A
25%
125%
127
*125%
128
'
36%-- •38
33
Nov
20
Jun
27
23% Jun
28
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
29
Jun
25
373/8 Jan
4
16
91
Jun
27
95
48% Nov
17
36
Jun
27
49% Feb
9
Anderson
26% Nov 30
11
Jun
25
24% Feb
8
Apco
23.
May 16
$4
34
-
105%
47
Inc
Wire & Cable
34%
124%
125 V*
1253/4
124%
50%
52%
50%
Clayton
_
&
Co
21'/«
25
15%
15%
15%
138,400
41%
.40%
41%
15,100
16
-7:.
30
'
...
25%
34
331/8
7,600
14%
41,300
146%
17 %, 718%
,
28%
7
-
29%
3,200
..
103/4
103/4
2,100
"N503A
.
513/s
16,000
25i%
25%
-
:
10,700
250
--,-144%-144%.
143
127
-
.140,000
14
...
77
30%
3,100
I55/8.
32'%
,
10%
-52%
15%
K
.
*143
14%.7.
1461/2
18%
1,000
60'A
59
61
-
6,600
313/4
*31'A
32
-
19,500
1,700
,
31
:
-
34
-.
*35
1,500
25'%
30
127
*125 %
-
25,200
32
•36
.
33%
2,800
*
1,200
34
:
112%
115%
1113A
1135%
382,600
335/8
-
34 V8
33'%
33%
67,800
126
-
541/8
21%
205%
563A
53%
21-
690
126
125
126
52%
>
'
106,900
205/e
1,500
1,200
26%
263/8
263A
26
*25%
26
*25%
26%
26%
*25%
26%
*25i/4
26%
11 %
113/8
11%
11%
26%
113/4
12%
*25%
115/s
26%
-
12
12
12
42%
42%
43
433A
41
411A
No par
19%
19%
203/a
21%
20 Ye
203/4
11%
11%
123/a
Corp__1
20%
20%
213/4
1
26%
27 Ye
28
393A
40 3A
41%
42%
25%
30%
923/4
*91
37
x36%
12%
151/4
25
26 3A
*26
12%
29%
15'A
26
26%
'ft
29%
15%
25
21
*25%
1
.
26
*25%
21.80
85
263A
26
No par
*82
5,200
20 3/4
253/4
30 3/a
103,300
263/4
20%
25 Ye
24'A
29%
....143
.
52y2
30
23%
84
511/8
4%
1253A
493/8
25%
40
24%
103A
343/8
253/4
6.25
203A
104i%
29%
34 %
20%
20%
*102'%
-14
-
113'A
33 5/a
1,700
16
*15i/4
20%
35.%- -36
109%
»
15%
3/a
IO41/2
301/a
35 V*
20%
No par
30,200
30%
50
Electronics
47,400
22
3fr~
343/8
-
54%
21"%
--*125%
1113A
*25%
5
-
■
25
34 Ye
-
29
533/a
1253/B
34%
"
34
29
54%
.,7. .17%
52-7
109%
■
34
108%
25
Smelting.. 1
Hocking Glaus Corp
preferred
Oil Corp—
32%
.
35 %•-
2,400
29% 7
*143
10%
143
200
22%
.323/4- .33%
293/4
-
1
&
shares
Anchor
93% Feb
—
15,300
15%
.7
-
17%
No par
Leaa
Industries
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
-35-%-y-
-34%-"<3&%-
10,300
9%
60
...
...
14%
29%
103A
143%
25%
•
16%
9%
*31
...
.
146 %
Xl6%
523/8 5754:%-:
144 %
*25
*143
303A
10 %
25
Anaconda Co
143%
293A
,
7
<
17% '•••
>17
533/8
*125%
<".
146%
•••
30
16%
9%
155/a
,
33%
13%
■
•14%
25
series.^
Corp
Amphenol-Borg
37% Jan
see page
523A
1233/4
25
Co com
Ampex
52% Jan
footnotes,
•
-
6.25
common
Corp.
series
endorsed
38
For
,
8%
33 %
Co
Inc
Inc
23% May 29
17
14
*143
13%
147
32 3A
333/4
33 Ye
323/4
133A
preierred_l0u
Works
5 %ft
38% Dec 21
Jan
32%
*143
Co—No par
series-
6%
65
21% Nov 15
15%
100
Water
25
3
37
153/8
common..
Tel
Viscose
3
2
17
25
&
Tobacco
Jan
13
,153/4
preferred
American
27% Jan
90% Jan
153/8 ..16%
—
60
preferred
44
33% Feb
32
60
Amer South African lnv Co Ltd—£1
25% May 29
34% May
5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
May 22
32
62
American Sugar Refining com.,:.—25-—
23
13 Ye
313A
593/4
r
29% Jun
131%
313A
61%
100
Snuff
29% May 29
3
41%
31
60%
Co——
non-cumulauve
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
3
41%
30%
preferred
27'A Jan 16
Jan
40%
10%
3
41
10
.
30
17%
15%
40 3/4
29%
23
121 % Jan
x40 %
41%
.
30%
4OV2
15%
10
Jun
139% Dec
15%
No par
17,200
295/8
V.
15%
253/8
16%
Sany com—5
_100
21,000
48%
25
:
29%
15'A
25%
L-
5,900
62%
47
*82
15%
'
37%
62%
24
25
v
37%
62%
15%
15%
,
200
47,100
40%
39%
*102%
-
15%
29%
-6 %
29 %
30 %
40 %
49
20
..
24%
10
American
t
1,000
90%
22
84
*82
900
5,800
11,300
531/4
24%
84
*89
41
9
14%
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No pur
-
23%
*82
15"%
28% Jan
-'
Std
American Ship Building
v
24%
15%
.
36%
38
19%
293A
23 "
36%
1,100
46.,-
61 %
1041/2
15
23
*45%
90%
40%
39
.39
37%
16%
24%
Co
Chem
&
—
Seating
19%
*102%
293/8
23
*29
1
Gas
&
19%
102%
23%
153/4
American
7
May
Rad
19%
143/4
20%
22%
15%
14%
15%
15%
23%
20 Ye
"
102 %
84
20%
*36%
21%
*82
66
*89
543/8
21%
22%
65
291/4
53%
22
66 Ye
20
29
29
193/8
45%
65%
9%
553%
15%
21,100
39
45%
17
293A
104
19,900
44%
39
.
223/8
19 %
28%
44%
44% "44%
49%
29%
213/s
29
Amer Research As Develp'm't Corp 1
17
65
Potash
preferred
15%
9 Ye
23%
29%
28%
47%
62
X53 %
15%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
American
'7 %
29
61%
48
*28%
16%
9
1.66%
Co
American
4
25
18% Jan
May 29
Jan
Amer
61
24%
Optical Co_
403/b Feb
50% May 29
22
Apr" 11
News
American
18% Jan
27
50% Mar
Natural
American
2
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
2
42% Mar 10
American
2
543% Jan
r
12 3/4 May 29
142 Ye Jan
23
Jan
2
.
No par
Apr
32 Ye Jan
37
90% '
41%
37%
62Ye
49Ye
29
16%
9%
No par
733A Jan
27
39
45%
62%'
20%-
22%
48%
2
Co
53
May 28
143/8 July 2
285/b Jun 25
Meter
.
22%
36%
*89
39%
36%
1
Inc
American Motors Corp
46
48 % May 29
33
American
-
•->
52 Ye
100
1.75
American Metal Products
19
173/a Jan
38%
45 Ye
61%
20%
7
.
44%
; 43%
20%
*102%
300
Climax
Metal
•
20%
1
com
1.
49%
:
1
of 111
preferred
American
2
,
1
Corp
Co
prior preferred
Mach & Fdry
3.90%
183/a Mar 13
30% Apr
Apr
13
Jan
Investment
28%
,
Corp.No par
American
Mar 19
11% May 29
Jan
463/a Sep
2
13% May 29
22®% Jun 27
54
29
5%%
22
253A Jun
34
4
Jun
86
37
8
American
1
12.50
Corp
Products
American International
5
42% Jan
May 28
81
14
24% Jan
Mar 20
19
Hardware
American
American
8
45
35
99i% Jan
16
8
40% Feb
14
26
Jun
5
.
10
Co
Power
Electric
2
25
89s/8 Sep
Sep
40
2
Jan
25% Jun
28
26
3
23
333A Feb
29
75% Nov
27%
100
10
10
Jun
56% Nov 29
3
293/a Dec
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co__
28
27
26%
43%
39%
44%
60%
20%
22
37%
90%
39%
35%
61"%
48
29%
15%
9Va
*21%
Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
American
91% May 25
3
*36%
*89
39%
35
60%
46%
*28%
15
9
American Chicle Co
No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
.
52
20
57% Jan
„
»
26%
43%
*38%
44%
59%
20%
—1
Inc
American Can Co common
12.50
7%
preferred
25
American Chain & Cable..—No par
31
29
29% Jan
Jan
<
„
77
.
.26% 27%
* 43% ' 44%
v 38%
38%.
45 Ye
45 Ye
61% 64%
20
- 20%
22% 22%
*36% 37
*89
90%
39% 40%
x35% 37%
> •
35% Jun
39% Sep
24
' '
31% May 29
8
93
Jan
Jun
Theatres
19
47% Feb 19
41% Mar
9
Broadcasting-Paramount
12
*44%
21
26V2
10
"
9,100
45
44 Ye
45
1,400
21%
203/4
21
29,900
13%
89,800
12%
13 %
13
13%
12%
22%
21%
23 %
23%
235/8
233/8
233/4
28 3/s
27 3/8
281%
28s/8
291/2
28 3/4
29 'A
10,300
41%
41%
41%
421/s
41 5/8
42%
32,900
25%
26
251/4
26
25%
25%
303A
31
31
31%
31
31
*91
923/4
*91
13
253A
31'A
92 3A
*91
37%
*37%
123/s
12%
923A
38
12%
.
.
.
37%
.
„
12%
680
5,800
923A
37 Ye
37%
12%
15,000
...
37%
6,900
12%
13 5/s
23,000
Volume
196
Number
6177-
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 % Jan
25
437/a Oct
Jan
25
32% Jun
25
47% Jun
25
25
39% Mar 29
38% Feb
5
Arizona
71% Mar 15
57% Feb
Armco
16
Public
Steel
Armour
&
5
73% Apr 23
89% Jun
7
Armstrong Cork Co
2
25
47
13% Jun
28
18
16% Jun
25
Feb
15
33 Va Feb
26
Arvin
Jan
4
28% Jun
1
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
Ashland
4
47
1
33% May 29
40% Jun 25
46 % Feb
20
2nd
44% Jun
21
9
Jun
102 7/s Feb
7
110
53 % Jan
3
82
21% Jan
July""?
Nov
91% Apr
42% Jan
76
23
21
5
16
4
6
2
31% Jun 27
3
60
4
44% Jun
25
57% Feb
3
84% Oct
25
81% Jan
3
9
21% Oct
11
87% Apr
25% Feb
14
Jun
25
2
Jun
29
11% Jan
17
&
43% Jan 22
35%
353/4
27%
35%
28%
35%
28%
29%
493/4
28%
29
48
48%
38%
48%
17,800
37%
493%
38%
48 %
49
35,900
39%
52%
39%
533/4
38%
52%
533/4
38%
53
24,600
54
83
83
84
53%
54
84
83%
15,700
83%
84
33
84
33
323/4
33%
32%
13%
32%
14
14
Inc
:
17 %
17%
173/4
173/4
22%
22 %
223/a
23 %
22%,
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
2.50
1
common
series
43
43%
443/4
45%
109 %
*108%
109%
preferred
100
Line
Refining
$3.75
series
RR
No par
18 % Jan
2
Austin
21% Jun
27
25
25% May
31% Jan
7
12 % Jun
2
Conv prior pref ($1.20)____No
par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
3
27% Aug
2
16% May 29
17% Feb
2
68 % May
8
14
43/4 Jan
,
73/4 Mar 29
3
36 Va Jan
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
113/8 Nov
9
9
12 3/4 Jan
3
273/4 Jan
20
19% Aug 15
413/8 Nov 15
Jun
25
4% May 29
37 Va Jun
10
26
May 29
28% Feb
13
8 Va Mar
17
25
19 Va Apr
27 % Jun
27
Baker
37% Mar 28
94 % Jan
4
103% Dec
11
963/4 Jun 20
82 % Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
4%%
9
47
Jan
19
19% May 29
47% Jan
19
17
Jun
14
33 % Dec
26
63
Jan
18
33
Jun
27
483% Feb
15
62 3/8 Jan
19
313/a Jun
27
483/4 Feb
9
333/8 Feb
1
303/b Jan 25
Jun
25
Jun
25
8
27% Aug
8
61 % Aug 29
48% July 10
22% Jun
353/4 Nov
21
18 Va May 29
343/b Jan
11
Baxter
59
30
38% Jun
25
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
29 Va Jun
27
52% Jan
29
Beam
3
33 Va Apr
4
'51% Jan
6
82%
Mar 16
275
94% Jan
Jan
Jan
25
6
17% Apr
31
87
Dec
27
12
1
8
5
Basic Inc
52 Va Apr
30
5%
233/8 Jan
4
Basic
47
59
Jan
19
37
Jan
2
44% Jun
229
Jun
25
71
Jan
22
328
Jan
96% Mar 28
20
Jun
25
62 Va Jun 14
87
Jan
29
100 % Mar
95
2
9
2
16
Laboratories
Cigars
Beck
6
11% Jun
28
223/a Jan
22
Jun
15
35
Apr
26
Beech
60
Jun
25
81
Jan
July 12
34
Co
46% Sep
103/4 Dec
58
Jun
Jun
25
69% May 25
29
16% Apr
28
72
When
Life
Savers
39% July
140 3/4 Sep
19% Feb
26
19% Jun
14
50 Va Jan
12% Feb
14
48 3/4 Jun
25
25
11
108 Va Jun
15
3
1 % Jan
19
42% Dec
1
483/4 Mar 13
493/8 Apr
7
17
1% Jan
34% July
27% Jun
31 Va Jun
141
2
9
27
25
July 11
1
148
May 15
12% Jan
3
23
% Dec 29
16 Va Jun
15
71
Jan
6
84
Aug 18
793/4 Jan
3
41
Jan
9
71% Apr
18
40% Jun
'31% Sep 26
453/a Apr
10
25
Jun
21% Jun
223/4 Jan
3
28
Mar 13
753^ Jan
31
Bendix
l3/4 Feb 20
Feb
Benguet
Best
5
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
5
preferred
$4.50 conv preferred
Consolidated
&
Co
Bestwall
Bethlehem
3
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
1%
Steel
Corp
Apr
64
Mar 19
39% Jan
26
26% Feb
Bliss
18% May
4%%
Black
Decker
Mfg
53% Jan
56% Feb
Boeing
37% Apr
Bohn
173/4 May 29
19% Jun 25
213/a Jan
Bond Stores Inc
28% Mar 12
Book-of-the-M'onth
Aluminum
&
23 3/8
27
413/a Jun
Jan
2
Borden
12
48 3/a Jan
3
22 % Jan
80% Oct
23
19
26
Oct
26
103/4 Jun 25
3% Dec
12
29 % May
63/8 Mar 22
7% Dec
27
83/4 Jan
3
6
Jan
3
11
Jun
48
Jan
3
673/4 Nov
64% Jan
3
103% Nov
78% Jan
11
93/4 Jan
22
11% Feb
7
15
4% Jun
25
1
49 Va Jun
26
21
60 Va Jun
15
993/4 Feb
13
86% Mar 14
83 Va Jan
4
87% Feb
23
45
112
Dec
13
97% Oct
10
74% Mar
35
Jan
5
3
24
29
25
Dec
109
Jun
27
70
Jun
43% Apr
116
Apr
99% Feb
26
52% Jan
2
61% Jan
25
213/a Feb
153/4 Feb
84
Jan
3
13
193/a May 17
30 Va Jun
25
41% Feb
3
8 3/a Jun
25
18% Mar
Budd
4
67
44
26
613/4 Jan
$5
8
Jan
29
143/4 Dec
163/4 Jan
29
3
183/o Jun
25
80
Jan
18
86 % Apr
70
Apr
9
84
Jan
23
113/4 Jun
27
81
Jan
26
86
23
Jan
26
37
27% Jan
3
5
Apr 19
Apr 27
44% Dec
19
26 % Oct
16
13
28
Feb
32% May 29
17% May 29
9 Va Jun
8% Jun
27
Sep
18
4 Va Jan
3
13% Jan
3
113/s Apr
4
77% Jan
12
21% Jan
4
83 Va Jan
25
43% July 27
36% Oct
31
8% Nov 30
22% Jun
18% Jan
131
Nov
28% Apr
90% Jun
51 Va Dec
6
3
4
May 29
10 Vb Jun
26.
12
12% Mar 28
30
76
4
6
18
27% May 22
May 28
153/b Jan
Apr
91
4%
30
13%
14
20%
2,300
33%
33%
400
333/4
1,300
20%
20%
333/a
333/a
33%
32%
32%
13%
133/4
133/4
14%
69%
14 Va
71%
72
72
16%
2,600
17%
16%
17
48 Va.
2,100
16%
16 5/U
16%
163/4
50
16 3/4
50 %
1,600
50%
493/4
493/4
2,900
26
26%
26%
26 V*
233/4
3,500
243/4
24%
24%
45%
46 %
15,500
453/4
46
38%
39
39
2,600
38%
39
9,000
543/4
5,200
54%
54%
24
Jan
26
23%
23%
24
84%
14,800
87%
835/u
86%
89
90
58,300
89
89
14%
14%
14%
14%
*89
14%
34
14%
>16%
*33
68
14%
16%
17
135/8
135/8
13%
♦133/4
213/a
223/4
8%
8%
26
Jan
2,000
24%
63,900
8 3/a
8%
8,900
54%
55%
54%
545%
423/4
16,000
433/4
423/4
44
503/4
♦493/4
16,200
503/4
*493/4
50
111%
111%
111%
111%
43
13/8
1%
35%
29
28
28%
28%
293/4
343/4
35%
1413/4
141
18%
19%
19
333/4
34%
141
19%
19%
*85%
183/4
19%
863/4
*85%
863/4
48%
47%
83%
475/8
85%
473/4
48%
47%
48%
29%
24
30
29%
30
24
*23%
273/4
28 V4
28 5/8
29%
28%
29
23V4
23%
23%
233/4
24
20
4,100
11,200
15%
23%
15%
2,200
16%
153/a
15 3/4
37%
35,400
385/b
375%
38
12,200
413/4
53,400
41%
42%
32
32%
41 Vb
32%
33
18 Va
33
18%
33%
18 »/8
18 3/a
*32 %
33
18%
18
22%
46%
18%
1.900
1.25
24
18%
24
18
24%
24
18%
24%
6.200
47
233/8
473/4
233/4
483/4
23%
47%
23%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
40%
14,900
40%
39%
40%
17,400
5
313/4
31%
5
38 3/a
39
*80 %
82
40
40%
*80%
<11%
33%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
34%
11%
34
47,300
34%
333%
34 %
9,500
3%
3%
5%
5%
2,000
9%
9%
36,200
11%
11%
12 Va
333/a
343/4
3.50
3
1
4%
43%
23/4
3
3
3%
53/8
5%
5%
8%
8 3/4
8%
9%
9%
93/o
51/8
53/8
5%
5%
5%
53/8
55%
5%
*543/4
55
5%
55
55
70 3/4
55%
72
55 %
72%
73%
72
73
*85%
87
54%
541%
68
543/4
69%
71%
87
♦109 %
1103/4
76
73%
*85%
343/4
87
35
35 3/a
1103/4
76
343/4
35%
HO3/*
►110%
111%
79
80
80
80
243/4
'
*85%
353/8
87
35%
"
*85%
35 %
1,(T00
3,500
1,000
24,900
87
35%
*110
111
*110
*80
81
79
79
245/a
25%
24%
24%
111%
7,800
10
1,200
22%)
235/a
233/4
25
48
235/a
48
473/4
48
47%
473/4
13%
473/4
14%
473/4
14%
14%
47%
14%
47%
10%
14%
11%
*79%
15%
113/4
145/b
11 3/8
15
11%
11%
13,100
113/4
11%
113/4
26,600
133/a
10 3/a
*79%
81
*31 %
32
9%
45%
1
3
5%
82
5Va
100
com
23/4
5%
*5
*80 Va
8%
34%
5
82
5
__lo
15
*80%
8
*85 %
1,800
82
34
2%
405/a
*80%
115/8
2%
393/i
82
33%
81%
*79%
80%
80
80
80
80
313/4
32
313/4
32%
103/8
31%
11%
31%
900
12%
125/a
48
11%
483/4
12%
48
48%
17,900
48
48%
4,400
48
49
11%
11%
12
20%
11%
12%
2H/4
21%
21%
85
215/8
85'%
21%
84%
84%
85
85
*85
86
72
*71
73
36%
90
•
*703/8
72
*89%
.
90
72
♦89%
13%
14
14%
14
375/8
38 Va
393/8
38%
1
19Vi
191/4
—3%
10 Va
10%
1,800
10 3/a
9%
72
239,500
32
32
93/4
46V4
113/8
5
*19
19%
10 3/a
10%
*19
10%
90
12
21%
12%
22
200
113/4
11%
5.900
21%
215/8
40,500
*85
86
•I*71
1
90
73
140
100
89%
90
14
13%
14
13%
41%
13%
5,300
401/4
41%
39
19%
40%
19%
19%
138,200
19%
10%
19%
10%
1,300
11%
11%
12
1,900
90
80
1
10%
11%
ll'/4
12%
11
2.50
24 Va
12%
24%
24%
11%
12%
25%
11%
11%
24%
25
61,100
24 %
24%
24
5%
24 Vs
4%
13,700
r5%
11%
11%
11%
1
&
Hgcla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd_
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
,_No par
5
5
5
5
5%
5%
5%
12%
11%
12 Va
6,000
8,900
10%
11%
11%
16%
16%
153/4
16%
16%
87V4
16%
89
X901/4
15%
16%
16
93%
90
17 %
91%
25,500
90
91%
89%
90%
17,200
21%
6,300
21
213/a
213/4
22
*88%
90
♦88%
90
♦51
51V4
*51
511/4
Co
i_100
Ltd
No par
8%
83/4
8%
25
21%
21%
213/4
Ry
400
3,100
413/4
13%
Pacific
122,800
85%
1
preferred
12,600
35%
85%
225/b
1,400
293/8
142
47%
100
preference
Southern Ry
24,300
863%
second
Canadian Breweries
34%
142
1,500
1%
36
46 3/a
♦703/a
♦89%
Canada
29%
35%
142%
19%
111%
45%
100
3
343/4
142 %
1%
36
*85%
100
Canadian
13%
23%
373/4
Inc
9*
16
13%
35%
1413/4
300
800
8%
1%
18%
17
5,100
12,200
13%
35%
34%
14%
25%
1%
1413/4
34
14
133/4
34%
18 Va
68
34
110
24%
1%
preferred
conv
*110
67%
130
20,800
; 83/8
353/8
5
Calumet
19
1%
1
preferred
$4.25
1103/4
*16%
1%
lo
California Financial Corp
..
1103/4
17
34
143/a
Inc
V
Mar
111%
54%
!
34 Va
5
8
12
*49%
5
18 Va Feb
14,
53%
42 3/a
503/4
No par
California Packing
Corp__
Callahan Mining Corp___
15
553/4
44%
*493/4
14%
28 3/a
No par
t
27% Feb
54%
43
503/4
34
163/4
23%
8%
233/4
8%
22 3/4
8 3/a
68
14%
34%
No par
3
122% Mar 27
*33
41 VB
A
2
12
34
67%
13%
223/a
8%
33%
30
280
363/4
common
7% Jan
17% Jun
*220
99
235/a
29
__100
32% Jan
.
*98%
84%
163/4
1
Byers Co (A M)
13 Va May 21
543/8
98
280
23%
675/8
10
Bush Terminal Co
16% Mar 12
55
98
♦220
99%
280
34
*140
380
23%
34%
8
48
14%
Co__
Co
48
45%
16%
4%%
53% Mar 26
'49
26
143/4
1%
900
693/4
17
42 3/a
common
Watch
*33
90
49
14%
loo
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
92% May 24
21V* Jun
653/4
3%%
5
52% Jan
1
20%
20%
335/8
39
common
Burlington Industries Inc
May 15
24% Jan
Co
Bulova
9
73
48 Va Feb
Jun
2,200
1
preferred
Bullock's
2
19% May 29
85% Jan 12
For footnotes, see page 23.
25
21% May 29
8
21% Jan
15
23%
14%
Bullard Co
25% Mar 29
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
3
22%
41%
Buffalo Forge Co
21
25
2
8% Jan
Jun
9% Jun
Feb
19% July 21
29
22% May 10
243/8 Nov 28
73% Jan
68
Nov
233/8
36%
Corp
Corp__
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
Mar 15
11% Jan
31
23%
28%
_7.50
5.50% preferred series
Brown Shoe Co Inc
8
14
91
143/a
Inc
Brunswick
14
9% May 29
79 Va Jun
85 % Jun
48% Sep
91
411/4
.
Club
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
25
26
22
643/4
109
390
90%
343/4
33/4%
23
12 Va May 29
May
17% Jan
1.
May 29
10,800
SO Va
233/a
14 Va
Co
Edison
31,000
32 %
98
40
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
24
45 Va Jun
28
30
17
59
30
8% Mar 13
65 % Apr
213/4 May 28
Apr
Jan
Oct
Boston
14%
31%
98
14%
533/4
Boston & Maine RR common_No
par
5%
preferred
100
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
6
25
Jan
12
4% Feb
28
68
133/4 Jan
34% July 12
14
32%
99%
34%
3 % %
preferred
Borman Food Stores Inc
2
7% Jun
May 18
143/8 May 15
44
80% Oct 31
9
84 Va May 24
4% Jun
14
30% Jan 11
10.
29
2% July
70
143/4
32
*98
50c
Brass
Borg-Warner Corp
213/8 Dec
14
15,300
89%
*33
44
5
5
76s/a Aug 31
99
5%
No par
Co
3
25
133/4
31%
10
29
34% May 29
79
Jan 15
23,300
2.50
&
26
49 Va Dec
13,300
135/s
5%
50c
Co__.
35 Va May 29
3
42%
13%
5%
100
pfd series of 1951
&
Blaw-Knox Co
2
28
7
415/8
13%
53/i
89
41%
5
Bliss
26
18% Jan
106% Jan
common
common
573/8 Sep
Jan
43
135/8
79 VB
133/4
53
100
Inc
19% Jan
35
42
13%
233/a
33 Va
*493/4
2 pesos
preferred
30% Dec
553/8 Feb
5%
42%
40c
59% Dec
Aug
74,100
••
1
Bigelow-Sanford
25
Inc
Co
6
36% Apr
79 Va Nov
19%
54
88
13%
33
1
100
Inc
Gypsum
26
Jan
18%
*98
50
common
5%
128 Va Mar 23
42
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
May 28
25
May 29
19%
18%
300
45%
78%
1
Corp
18%
173/a
*220
74
No par
Intercontinental
278,700
22%
22%
16%
133/8
Gossett Co_
Laughlin Inc_
(E W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Juiy~~3
35% Jan
22% Jan
Bell
87
12% May 29
1138%
&
22%
37%
213/4
I j
I_Il
-Z~2
Corp
Bell & Howell Co
55 Va Mar 15
54 %
Dec
Petroleum
22%
.
29
3
13
Bell
4
7% Jun 25
34% Jun
133
Sep
Belding-Heminway
493/4 Jun
3
1% Jan
Belco
9
31
119% Nov
10
23
25%
523/4
88
223/8
2,800
50
5
8
223/4 Peb
16
53
Corp
issued
17% Jun
22
12
1
98,600
13%
22
16%
99
100
16%
17
274
50
14
Jan
4
48% Jan
39
5
pfd
14%
13%
36
RR
153/8
20%
433/4
1
14%
23%
21%
I
15%
22%
473/4
35
Inc
14%
22
13%
*21%
68%
433/8
52
13%
22
'
16%
*98
13%
21%
13%
17
*234
133/8
190
13%
31%
48
100
13%
10,500
22
*213/4
32%
213/b
preferred
133/s
49%
82%
5%
12%
1
12.50
13%
48%
*82
5,400
13 %
49 %
_2
133/b
2
34%
40 3/4
25 V*
common
(A
Creek
Beech-Nut
July 12
19%
67
16 s/8
2.50
14% May 29
593/8 Sep
Nov
33% Jan
33% Jan
2
133/s
22
32
100
12 % May 29
20
4
133/a
13%
34%
'
2%
*323/4
24%
.
:
S) 43/4%
Aircraft Corp
Beech
32
34
14% Jan
13%
32,600
15,800
;
*88%
No par
Inc
Instruments
Shoe
8
2
2%
2
99
49 %
Distilling Co
prior
conv
Beckman
17
12 3/4 Jun
Foods
33/s%
2
2%
31%
1
4 Va %
preferred
Beaunit Corp
19
17,100
2%
13%
13 %
10
Inc___
5,100
90
15%
5%
I_io
Inc
(James B.)
Nov
88
Corp
Corp
Lomb
*88%
40%
.143/4
13%
17
11,600
90
15%
41%
48
37,000
10 %
*88%
.
823%
173/a
12%
233/8
9%
40
14%
16%
32
23%
10
40
*82%
15%
*66%
23%
9%
393%
9,000
14%
16
l
3,500
82%
22%
10
Works
&
Beatrice
9
Feb
Iron
Bausch
29 Va Mar 21
152 3/4 Jan
Products
Bath
100
Corp
III 1
preference__IIl50
common
convertible
353/4 Feb
27% Jun
19
Oct
48% Jan
Nov
1593/4 Dec
3
81
Nov~27
316
Aug 30
100% May 15
11
17% Mar 14
87
Nov
22% Feb 21
May 29
143/4 Jun 21
May 29
25
preferred_l00
58%
44
143/B
33
non-cumulative
Preferred stamped
Bangor & Aroostook
Barber Oil Corp
57%
82%
2%
22
33
4%
_ioo
70
58%
15%
19%
stamped-
108%
44
83%
.
21%
19 3/a
Common
___100
*107%
23%
,
10
393/4
90
__
44%
108%
58
58%
233/4
*30
44%
*107%
49%
23%
14s/8 May 29
13
No par
com
series
44%
108
35%
20%
23%
11
27
Elec
preferred
4,200
16,900
49%
15
12%
30%
22%
23 %
343/4
98
60
35% Dec
CorpIIIIl3
*88%
22%
22%
*30
34%
*21%
5%
9%
39 s/8
22%
23%
49%
13%
13%
12 s/8
>
483/4
14%
40%
23,
900
223/a
22%
<
49%
89
213/4 Dec
313/8 Dec
_i
573/4
18%
260
34
2
22
89
293/4 May 18
70% Mar 17
473/8 Jan
I_9
.
44%
108
18
190
6,300
34%
13%
98
3
43
13%
*21
17%
14
49 J
13%
100
20
853/4 Mar
13
17%
*13%
18%
333/4
:
2%
100
Sep
,
&
2
B
15% Jan
20% Jan
48%
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
19
33% Dec
18 3/4 Feb
Gas
48%
__i
,{
Co
Inc
4%
22
11
__5c
Inc
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
5
22
9
T)
&
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
943/4 Mar
21 Va Dec
133/a Mar
No par
common
1
(B
Oil
104 Va Mar
233/4 Nov
52 J/4
20
Electronics
Babcock
19
1
:
Corp_
Babbitt
9
Mar 20
11% Jun
Nichols
Avnet
I2
58 Va Feb
common
preferred-.
Avco
30% Mar 29
33%
14%
45% Mar 29
,
33 %
90
83%
May 10
29% May 12
1
10
39%
*88%
15%
15
19
90
823/4
Chemical Industries
Corp
24
9%
39
14%
12% Jun
5%
♦88%
59
22%
10
38%
82 %
5
Atlas
23%
9%
37%
1
13% Jan
Atlas
22%
13%
*30
58
lo
5
5
58 %
100
12
23
58 %
common
27
13% May 22
*30
preferred
B
4% Feb
27% Sep
13'/a Jan
13%
17%
14% Apr
21% Feb
13%
*
2.50
_
30% Jun
24
33 %
13%
30
Feb
323/4
♦13%
29
3
32%
109
Atlantic
383/4
53
84%
%
5
Refining
$1.50
Coast
38%
52%
84
Nov
2 % Nov
10
39%
2,700
32
1
*30
Atlantic
Shares
35%
273/4
48
No par
4%
15
Jan
May
Oil
Sales for
the Week
27%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe comulo
5%
non-cumulative preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__4%
10% May 14
48% Feb
Industries
pfd
Friday
July 13
27%
Associated Dry Goods
Corp com_50c
5.25%
1st preferred
100
Associates Investment Co
lo
7
2
49% Jan
86% Feb
Oct
87% Feb
20
May
80 % Jan
34 % May 29
10% Nov
39% Dec
109
16'
3
4
54
2
May 29
Aug 24
9% Jan
July 14
57
27% Jan
29
83
105 % Jan
21% May 29
9% Jun 26
3
35% Jan
,
21
20% Jun
Thursday
July 12
1
16
20
35'/a
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
22
35%
47%
common
$3.75 preferred
35% Jan
SALE PRICES
26%
Armstrong Rubber Co
23% Apr
35
HIGH
July 11
46%
5
82 Va Jan
12
34%
AND
Wednesday
July 10
2.50
Co
Co
30 % Jun
Jan
34%
Tuesday
io
Service
19% Sep 19
24 % Aug
2
36% Dec 13
13% Mar 16
No par
Corp_.
May 22
Mar 22
Monday
July 9
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
85% July 28
3
Sep
43% Jun
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
46
11
Jan
23% Jun
79% Aug
78 Va Jan
20
Jun
NEW YORK
Highest
53% Aug
74% Oct
37% Jan
50
33
43% Apr
37% Sep
67% Jan
30
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-4,
*#•
*
•
<r*
W.-*
8%
22
,*
■
?.
11%
21%
21%
21%
21%
86%
88%
*85%
87%
*85%
X49%
87%
49%
*49
51
*49
51
21%
80
20
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
21%
8%
21%
25,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
10,600
Commercial
The
14
and Financial
Chronicle
Mpnday, July 16, 1962
(226)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
20
26% Jan
3
36
11% Jan
4
91 % Jan
6
56
22
16% Jun
6
9
Jun
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
8
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
45 y4 Jun
39% Jan
3
52% Mar 30
26% Jun
3
10
47 % Apr
Jan
3
36% Nov
6% Dec
22
Oct
2% Nov
3
1
89
11
Jan
28% Dec
32 % Oct
29
Jan
3
22
95 '
May 23
98
Apr
/
4
Jan
6%%
HIGH
-
SALE
-
.
PRICES
--'
•
July 11
28%
10% : 11
^
36%
38
47 %
30
30%.^,
47%
-
49 %
5%
44%
2%
2%
32%
5%
32%
Ceco
10
Celanese
28 y2 Jun
25
5
137% May
9
7%
Jun
26
87 '/a May
3
4
115 V2 Jan
6
Jun
28
71% Jan
3
85% Apr
10
24 y8 Jan
3
34 >/2 Dec
28
Jan
10
162 y2 Oct
19
73% Dec
5
28% May 29
22 y2 Jan
3
28 y2 Jun
5
22% Jun
26
26% Feb
23
3
34% Jun
5
14% May 29
23% Jan
2
Mar
6
50
Mar
7
75 Vs Oct
Products
Steel
*96
:J100
preferred
'■>
L10
Corp:
2%
33
'
.53%
30
.
30%
36%
••
36%
% %
22
'•
96%
'
22
*47%
31%
127
81%
*125
..
81%
.99
,54
52
:2%
2 V'2
*
96 V*
"
.32%
36%
36 Vs
.36%
4v %
47 Vs
.47%
29%
29%
29%
49%
49%
48%
49%
10,800
5%
5%
5%
5ya
13,200
44%
44%
44%
.
,
•
?% '
32
22%
*81%
34
125:
'82%
82
2%
2%
i
96
22%
34%
33%
12-7
*81%
82%
4,500
34,700
700
,
; 57,700
127 >'
82%
240"
.
..
,
' 34 %
<
*125%
:•
■
10
*
-82%
500
,
.1;,
17
18% Jan
38
>
59
3
38 % Jan
24
18
26
38
Jan
24
47% Nov
25
30% Jun
22
5
7
19
Jan
31
5% Jun
25
9V4 Apr
31% Jun
26
49 y4 Feb
4
16
May 29
Jun 21
29% May 29
24
24
Nov
28
91
38% Oct
30
50% Apr
4
21% Jan
4
32% Jun
15
98% Apr
'
17
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
19VaMay29
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
9
15% Jun
25
25% Feb
7
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
Jun
22
lOVaJan
2
32
Jan
3
43% Oct
13
54
Dec
8
67% Jan
18
91
July 19
May 29
21
5
44% May 28
60
22
98
Jan
91 % Jun
May 16
45
May 29
25
6 Vs Jun
11
52% May 23
13% Jan
4
14% Sep
18
15 Vb July 31
24
Sep
18
21 Vs Feb
14
31
Mar 30
13% Jun
14
Jan 26
27% Feb 19
32% Aug
10
37% May 26
28% Jun
29
36% Feb
13% Jan
3
3
15VaMayl0
8% Jun
25
17% Feb
25
64% Feb
2Q
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
26% Oct
12
23 Vs Jan
3
38
Feb
27% Dec
22
()-•
*A
27
16% Jun
25
36% Feb
20% Jan
15
31% Jan
12\
27% Oct
18% May 29
26% Feb
.
6
38% Mar 21
3
9
8
50%.Jun
62
3
Jan
.
15
27
7
20
20
Feb'27
18% Feb
Feb
13% Jan
52
'
.
Mar 29
Jan
4
32% May 29
U37
7% Jan
2\
12
Jan
4
Jun
22
12% Jan
23
25
21
Mar 26
12
20% May 15
31% Anr 11
15% Jun
21% Jan
13
May 28
29
Jan
4
25% Sep
25
41% Mar
11
May 28
33% Jan
2
37% Jan
3
15
19
Mar 20
26
8
57% Sep
38V2 Jun
21
37% Jan
10
53% Nov
3
90 Va Dec
5
37% Jan
Dec
105% Apr
21
51
26
58 % May 17
52% Feb
25
32
4
Dec
27
Jun
40% Jan
3
63% Feb
23
45 vb Nov
25 %
1
18%
19%
19%
Aircraft
Co
59% Feb
Belt
Inc
...
Gas
L100
—_j
$4.40
conv
Feb
7
38% Jan
4
Clark Equipment Co
2
Cleveland-Cliffs
14
May 29
Jun
26
Jun
15
53
27
96 Vs Jan
Mar 21
58% Jan
70 % Apr
3
3
Nov
33 Va Feb
71 % July 10
35 Vb Jun
25
37% Apr
31 Va May 29
10
140
Jufy~~6
4
109
Nov
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
30 Va Jan
26
59% Dec
4
5
77% Jun
15
75% Jan
20
19 Va May 29
24% Dec 28
28% Dec
134 Va Jan
■20 Vs Jun
5
24
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
3
49 Va Nov
7%
12
3
81% May
1—1
Collins &
Mar 12
.32
41% Jan
19
8% Jun
25
17% Jan
3
1
41% Jun
7
48% Jan
8
54% Feb
28
42% Jan
29
19
31 Va May 28
43% Mar 21
10
22 Vs May
30% Apr
Fuel
Colorado
5%%
No par
_T.——-1
Aikman Corp
Radio do_i
Collins
42% Apr
30
Oct
&
»
3
23% Jan
3
51
29
12
35% Aug 18
\4
Jun
25
Jan
5
78% Nov 29
6iK
Jun
4
50% Jan
11
76% Nov
41
May 29
23% Jan
13
21% Jan
67
8
Jan
■
-
20 Vb May 29
31% Feb
34
27
39 Vs Oct
15% Jun
12
50% Oct
9
Jun
23
111% Apr
18
10
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7% Jan
3
13% Nov 28
66% Jan
31
Jun
35
45% Jan
113% Jan
11% Jan
4
11 Va May 29
15% Feb
7
82% Mar 28
Consol
5
105% Apr
3
103
36 Ve Apr
7
51% Nov
30
37% Jun
13
Jun
13
Apr
18
i
351/2
'71V8
preferred
31
Dec
113% Mar 30
Jun
25
49 Va Jan
2
Consol
25 Vb Jun
11
May 29
25
49% Aug 31
106% May 17
27
39•
Jan
2
Consolidated Foods
Laundries Corp—-——5
Consolidated Natural <Jas
:—10
Consolidation Coal Co
—1—1
42% Apr
23
Consumers Power Co
27
33 Va May 29
94% Jan
3
4
100% Nov
21% July
90% Jan
90
44% Jan
Mar
29% Feb
5
11
17% Oct .24
100
95
Feb
2
103
May 25
3
96
17 Va Jun
9
25
28
93
9
6
58
3
111
34% Jan
3
48% Dec
•77% Jan
6
85% Jun
•12 Vs
3
19
164 % Jan
4
7%
;
«*an,
3
46 % Oct 26
35% Jan
For
3
3
11% Nov 20
.'62
footnotes,
4%
38 Vb May 29
48 % Jan
88% Apr
19
3
8% Feb
26
'47 Va May 29
72% Feb
16
'
.
12% Jdn
8% Jun
25
43% May 29
35 Vb May 29
23.
21
29:
Continental
19
Continental "Oil
56% Jan
2
•■
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of Delaware—'—-5
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-
.
-
-
.
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.
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,
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6%
16%
;<
74
,
-
593/a
\
150
24%
15,100
22%
25
■.
25Va
S"
39%
.
s '!
407-a
24%-
23%
24%
18%
,18%
18%
6%
6%
6 Va
•34%
34%
34%
50%
19%'
41
*
'109%
7%
8
*16 Va
q
12%
\
13
9V4.
■
37 y2
73%
"2,300
31
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31%
900
9%
10'/8
55
55%
55%: *
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
21%
103%-104V4
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'
29%
20 V4
r
28%
29%
24%
25
—
21%
24%
20%
24%
' '
57%
32
38%
37%
97
97
101
101
*91 % 93 Va
19
19%
*92% 95%
*6
'
6
%
6% ; '
39%
19%
14 Va
14%
14 Vb
:
.
i: 4,700
.;
350
16%" '
1,200
20
:
45%
46%
,45
44
46%
87%
*102
37
17,500
,
97,200
10,600
.
'
87 Va
89
88%
*102
103%
35%
46
45%
..
38,100
14%:
45% *
'
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: 35%
36%
37%
160
103%
36%
17,600
t 37%
37
55,100
■
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.50
49% t 50 Va
103%
103%
103%
'21%
22 Va
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22%
22%
12%
;i3%
34%
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9,700
,
:
103%'
6,100
22 Vs '
: 2,600
22% V 22% '
16,800
13 Vs
: 13%:
27%
28
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250,700
27% ■
13,500
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34% \ 35
;
3,800
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59
60%
7,300
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99
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61
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50
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40%
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81
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; 2,700
39% '■ 40%
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180
-
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82
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39 %
144 Va
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30,300
20%
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29%
22%
160
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22
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61
35
40%
40%
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28 Vs
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450
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21%
28%
20,100
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10%
26,200
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10
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10%
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427/8
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43
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60
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20
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20%
13
■
9%
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1
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;
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■
:
,
9 Vb
10%
;11,900
37%
■;
73%
;
105%
;
1,800
1
5,700
/
4,600
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104%
105%
105 V2
29%
29%
28%
29
29
29%
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25
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20,000
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42
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56%
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103%- 103%
84%
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39
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6
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490
1,700
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93%
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95%
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97
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8,800
19,700
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56%
93%
19%
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102 Va
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104%
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29
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37%
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73%
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29%
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110%
9
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13,800
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8%
9%
25
/
40%'
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110%
:4,206
60%
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20%
41 Vb
; 8,800
74
1
24%
,
40%
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110
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101
102
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95%
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43
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4
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56% i : Vr.53%
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49%, <•
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1
25
16 V4
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197/b
6
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60%
24%
38%
56,500
21%
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60
99
41%
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•
7,100
24%
■
24%
16%
20 Vs
14Va
45%
28%
58%
31%
'
'
25%.
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8,900
21%:
21%
25%
21%
9,800
; 1,400
,
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104% 104V2 '
104' ' 105
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10 Va
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39Va '•
9
10
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21 Vb
24%
16%
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f
30
17%
54
37
74%
17% '
31
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13
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37
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2,400
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17
16%
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58
8
9
.
17
109% 110%
8V4
14,100
44%
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16
21 %
19Va
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97'
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.
8,800
'8,400
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21,400
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41
20%
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45
10,200
.
34%:
50% " '
50 Va
97
44%
39V4
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51 Vs
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25%
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97
43%
7%.'
16%
15%
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9%
54
\
29
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.
2,700
23%
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:
58
*
55,700
34%
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43
34%
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16%
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6%
34
24
27%
20%
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43
36
26%
20%
6
35%
12,500
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42%
19
20%
6
35
S7%
88
39% 40'/4
*142
144%
78%
80 Va
20%
21
39
40 Va
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80'/a
-
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32
.
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35
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®
-' ■' "*45%
16%'G
52 '53%.->
common—-5
NO par
Continental Can Inc common-i—10
$3.75 preferred..—i
No par
Continental Copper & Steel com—2
$5 convertible preferred
-25
Continental Insurance
—-5
Feb
56
5%
.
$5.50 preferred
13.
Feb
25
L1.25
Continental Baking Co
2
Jan
Inc
73,200
15%
94%
60%'
61V4
'
97
97
*101
102
93
93%
18%
18%
*92% 95%.
—100
preferred
57 V4
17,400
27
27%
57%
99
"27%. 28%
; 20%
22V4
- * 10
- 10%
.
26%
28%
24%
37%
-
—No par
No par
No par
Corp of America com—5
Continental Air Lines
4
5% May 29
"
see page
Container
2
16 Vb Jun
28
May 17
2
82
May 5
21% May 11
74% Nov 21
60% Apr
9
50% Jan
1/
com——No par
$4.16 preferred
8% Mar 15
107% Jan
103 Vb Jun
May ,5
'
7% Jan
28% Mar
Consolidated
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred-
12
*
15
Mar
Jun
94 Va Apr
2
5% May 29/
35% May 29
13
18% Oct
Jan
"
.12% May 15
Jan
103
'
May 21
97% Jan
89 Vb Jan
98% Nov 20
28%
24%
56%
3-1%
20
25
13
.■
1/33Vs
Corp
30
31 Va Jun
46
104% 104%
103% 104
■
21
15
1
.
9%
28%
45% Feb
10
12
pref series A—L-100
36% Mar 16
9
45 Va Nov
Jan
conv
•
Electronics Industries _k—5
65% Apr
67% Oct
4
65% Jun
4.12%
May 28
3
29% Jan
92% Jan
•
NO par
—
May 29
22
60% Jan
93
$5
.
72%
May 29,
22%
25%
33
20%
24
yi ,16%
• '
19'Va
14
44%
39%
40%
79Va^80Va
"
12%
91/,
22%
24V4 ' 25
21
'
109% 'V
7%
42%
-.15%
27%
*92 Va
20%
80
30
Edison of N Y com—No par
75/3
16%
22%
93%
24%, .* 1
21%
24%
16%
500
29%
207/o
37%: 39
39Va
41
*142
144%
40%
109 Va
6,900
33%
53.%
11%
:'*35
19 Vs
4py2
-
36,200
28%
1
32%
10
*60%
'.
40Va
18 Va
-
36%.
28%
'5,900
83%
54
ll7/8
.
57%,-58
178%
99
25
preferred
96
5
1—1
49% Mar 12
Jan
20% Jan
^-24%
-
393/4
Co com_12.50
25
Va Jun
8% May 29
Nov~27
L
35%
28%
.
74
.58
——5
65% May 28
7
30
90%
5.25%
•
15%
.
35%
L
26%
*57%
25%
•21
33%
24
22%
18%
6%
34
51%
30
9%
:
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—100
Cotide Nast Publishing "Co——1
Cone Mills Corp——*1
—1-0
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
a——1
108% Jun
..
34%
15%
_^_No par-
Go
•
25%
I 19%
x44%, 45%
44%
45V8
87vb1 87vs
87vs
87vs
*102
-103% '♦ *102
103%
1 31%
33
32 A 34
36%., 37% ' - 36% 37%
*
49% * 50%
: 1 49%
9tt%
102% -103 Va
103 Va 103%
21
■ 22
'; 21% 21%
22% - 22% •
22Vs 22%
f 11%
13 Va f
13
-13%
25V4 *26
■
257/s
27
33%, 34% 1
33%
34%
43
34%
26%
-
30%'
'
-
43
Ohio Elec—5
Southern
Commonwealth Edison
29
25
&
Commercial Solvents
2
25
.'
common—5
Pictures
Columbus
Cominercial Credit
5
37% Mar 23
25
May 29
16
42%
■ -
•
Combustion Engineering Inc—-.—1
55% Jan
13
Columbia
$4.25 preferred-^.—
v
9%
/
Broadcasting Systems.2.50
Gas System inc
L_lD
,
44%! 463/a
"<
20%
'29 *
24%
61%
*41 Va
-
50
42%
7%
*16V4
'
15%
16%
15%
-
13%
44%
19%
-
90%
*24
*16' - '*
"19%
13%,
20%
24%
16%
187/s
27%
20
9%
"r;
-.
■" ; *80
'
340
21
25%
16
35%
20%
24%
26%
noncumulative 1st pfd——100
Columbia
26
72% Mar 16
4%
Columbia
17
31
35% May 26
9
21% Jan
44% Dec 27
101
18
79% Jan
■55% Dec
41% Jun 16
107
Mar 19
<
Iron- common J—_5
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry—
39% Aug 16
31% Oct
-
7
53%
11%
.
20
36
' 36%
38
38%
*142
144%
78%
79%
*20%
21
38%
38%
*79
80Va
-
*33%
'50%
43 .
7V4
15%
30%
9%
-
-
'97
*16%
-J*3535%
Bottling Co of N Y—V—1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common.^—1
$3.'50 preferred *.—.'
-No par
1
27
;
stock__50
-
42Va
■
v
34%
51%
.
6%
.
1,600
3,400
'
29%
32%
23%
22%
18%
'
29%
93 Va
*22
6%
*80
,
7
Coco-Cola
Jan
55
19
49%
97
42%
7
16%'
15%
30 1
9%
52 Va
11 ' "
.
Coca-Cola
27% Jan
25
•
Peabody & Co common_^3.25
preferred— —■
-100
GO—*.—,
—No par
2
18 Va Jun
50% Mar 17
43
Cluett
3
July
33%
!'94%
25%
6 %
'29%
y
33%
24%
23%
18 Va
•
43 J
94%
'22%
25%
20%
34%
92
.
:/
6
6%
:35%
32%
23%
21 %
18 Va
•
6%
33%
50%
6
gtd^J— 50^
4%
guaranteed
15
V
92
,
32 Va 7'
23%
22Vs
17%
■
21
19%
43 /'
94%
15%
*22%
25
29% - 29%
92
33%
33%
55% - 56V4
99
,
99%
-
N6 par
Corporation
103% Jan
32% May 29
Oct
CleVite
19
Apr
143
3
May 29
70
Special
12
Jan
47
Apr
17
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR '7%
17
57
10
•
—5—1
$4.50
2
64% May 23
6
29
x20% 20%
"22 ;^22%
HVs
11%
24Ve' 25
L.:—5
Co
Cleveland Electric Hum common
18
101 % Feb
2
City Investing
Iron
..
J—10
Nd par
f—5
No par V
preferred
48% Jan
10
..
35
15%"
21%
26%
'
6 %
34%
42%
44%
*87%
89 ;.r
*102
103%
30% 31'%
37%: 37%
49%
49%
103
103
Electric com_8.50
&
preferred
Cities Service Co common
35% Feb
1
37
Mar 23
27
Jun
20
6
.
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
28
$4.50 preferred —
No par
92
Champion Spark Plug Co
1.1%
31%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—L—l
..
23va
Checker Motors Corp
-1.25
*22
C'hemetron Corp — ■
1
17%
Chemway .Corp—
L—1
5%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—:—5
33%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
49 Va
3 % % convertible preferred—100
*75
' Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
L__2
41%
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
7 •
-Class A
—:
—<
—40
*16%
-Chicago Grejit ^Western Ry com—10
*14%
.5% preferred—
—d—50
30
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par
9%
f ,
5% series A non-cum pfd_^iL100y .-/-Vy; 52 Va
Chic '& North Western com__No par
10%
5% preferred series A
wl00
19%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
-2—8
23%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
20%
Chicago Yellow Cab_2
—No par
24
Chickasha Qotton Oil-;
—.^-5
*16
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
_25c
18%
Chris-Craft Industries
—1
13
Chrysler Corp
:
25
42V2
8
26
5%
34
v
preferred—
U00
Cincinnati Milling Machine CoJ—10
C 1 T Financial Corp—•
No par
5
Jun
1
—10
15%
22%
29%
44
;28
,
4%%
: 49% Mar 21
77% Jan
Jan
21%
24%
26
36% Mar
1
.9
15%
22%
23%
27
61
5
Jan
15%
21%
1
32
10
f74
*14%
5
23 Vb Jun
101
Jan
133
No par
;
.3,100
'•
', 76
34%
27%
Co_.
4%
16
112 Vs Feb
19
26
73% Nov
93% July 10
33
26%
51% Mar 20
27
56 Vs Jan
26%
Cincinnati
17
47 Vb May 29
Nov"20
32% Apr
11% July 27
Sep
26%
15% Apr 14
41% Mai- 30
6
32
26%
Co—J
City Products Corp—
City Stores iCo_^__
—J.
41%
13
24 % Oct
26"
Gotham
5
.97 % May 29
20% Feb
t
50% Mar 19
91% Feb
2
27
49 Vb Sep
44
No par
Corp
1_.
*68%
-
20%
35%
Products
-1,700
51%
25
24%
34%
,
21
62V4 Feb
87% July 10
27% Jun
52% Dec
3
14
101 Va Jan
11
103% Dec
7
2
35% May
36% May 29
10
82 Va Jan
98% Feb
24%
37%
Chain
41% Feb 16
29% Feb
8
31% Apr 11
103
25
35%
Chadbourn
38% Feb 16
39% Oct
-
36%
Corp
*45
29%
*93%
21
24%
„—
43,400
"
17
'
43%
94%
36
*24
-
16%
29%
43
•
-
*24
of N J_
Central Soya Co
Cessna
76
50
Co
40
*68%
20%
1,000
24%
17-%
48
29%
42%
•94'
17%
*45
South West Corp——2.50
Century Industries Co
27
95
42%
RR
Cerro
4
42%
38%
24
•
..
83,700
'
76
29%
94
Certain-teed
9
30
v
"
17
39%
-24
51 %
*68%
30.>
21%
2
Jan
*68 Vs 4 7 6
29%
No par
17%
■'
'
.28%
24
38%
23%
*45 •".♦-
29
■
38%
23%
17 "
51
94
2
26% Jan
*46
20%
4
35
38%
■17%
20%
Jan
25
16%
93%
60 y4 Jan
16% Jun
36%
:23% 4 24 %
■
42
Central &
Mar 17
46% May 31
17
93%
23% Apr
79 y2 Dec
26
16%
Central
26
33
28%
16%
40%
14 Vs May 29
27
26%
16%
20%
33% Mar 27
Jun
■28%
16%
(100
Light com
preferred
23% May 29
9
f.;
26%
16%
•
Illinois Pub Service—No par
4%%
Apr
46% Apr
25
J100
preferred series B
'.25%
Central
27% Jun
May 29
8
i8y4 Jan
20
90
<76
Illinois
6
8% Nov
*67%
Central
21% May 29
57
50
52% Mar 30
44% May 17
4
21
101% May 28
23% Nov
28
*45
Hudson Gas & Elec„No par
8
Mar 24
17
5%
9
3% Jan
24
Central
4
31
35%
Co_
5
Jan
40y2Sep
34%
23%
*16%
Sugar
2
5
16%
;—5
Aguirre
77% Apr
July
25
16 Vs
Corp—__j.—_—1
Instruments
36% Jan
93
24%
16%
Central Foundry Co—1——
1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
Central
24
9% Jan
3
——:
Jan
30 Vb Nov
20 y2 Jan
24%
—1
--20
common
20
33% Mar 16
25
Feb
49
Corp
preferred-
.
Cenoo
' Mar 13
68
17
Feb
Sep
5%
2
25% May 28
Jun 25
35
8
17
Celotex
28
20y4 Mar
72
24
Dec
54
42% Feb
21
Jun
20
99% Nov 28
7
Sep
14
Jun
44
July 12
38 '/a Nov
27% Jan
92
16% Jun
15
19% July 21
•
460
-
'22%
'22%
<
500
!
32%
95
780
■r
2%
32-vs
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-
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124 y4 Jan
79
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44
preferred—,
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22
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29
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4
3% Jan :
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25
17
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21
31
4% Vo
Carter
3
Jan
70
2% Jun 26
29 y2 Jun
41% Aug 29
97
9% Jan
2
July
44
AND
Wednesday
July 10
27%
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Carriers
2
Mar 12
77
25
4V2 May 29
Mar 20
5
6
30 Vs Feb
Carrier
36% Jan
41 y4 Jun
90% May 31
25
48 y2 Jun
Corp
Carpenter
15
3
25
•
1
8
27% Jun
9
13% Apr
1
52
Oct
74
46% Feb
30
44% Feb
45% Jan
28
24
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No par
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
Noipar
45% Mar 14
28
Mfg Co
(Philip)
Carey
Carlisle
8
63 % Apr
30y2 May 29
May 19
49
32 % Jan
27
101% Mar
25
Tuesday
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—10
Co——
Carborundum
11
15 Vb Mar 30
13
-
Par
'
32% Jan
25
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 16
27
Jun
Mar 13
40 % Jan
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
38 y4 Jun
5
60 V4 May
43% Dec
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
400
46,600
■
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7.300
17,700
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42
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41%
1,800
Volume
196
Number
6177
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(227)
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
;
STOCKS
Year 1961
•
■
Lowest
Since Jan. 1
Range
Lowest
Highest
24 % Jan
4
37% Jun
30% Jan
3
7% Jan
27% Jan
6
NEW
Highest
34% Feb
23y8 Jun
34% Mar 19
3
40% May 31
15% Dec 18'
4
49 y2 Jun
19
25
Jun
25
Controls
5
l57/a Feb
9y4 May 29
15
4
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
26% Oct
26
42% May 31
63% Nov 28
27% Jun
25
,;
43% Mar 21
60% Mar 28
88
Jan
5
18% Jan
194% Apr
89
Nov
3
13
Jan
5
46 y4 Jan
105 y4 Jun
4
27
Jan
88
11
18
22
23% Dec
20
24% Apr
29% Apr
31
11
Sep
42% Jan
,
4
96
7% Mar
68% Jan
17
Coty
12% Jun
25
22 % Jun
28
19
25
Jun
'
2
3%%
Crescent
Dec
12
77 Va Jun
14
129% Jan
1
45 y2 Nov
20
41
Jun
14
46% Jan
23
24
48% Dec
12
38 %
May 23
47% Jan
4
25
59% Jan
2
Crown
51 y4
July 25
89% Jan
6
17 Vb Jan
3
90y4Jan
67
3
Dec
4
95 y2 Jun
40% Jun
12
917/b July 13
26% May 17
109 y2 May 25
97
May
Aug 23
9V2 Jan
3
64 y2 Jan
86% Jun
23% Apr 18
13 y2 Aug 21
73% May 19
5
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
4
11% May 29
16% Jan
15% Jan
70% Jan
C
1
9% May 29
12% Feb
33 Va Jan
' Dec
6
19 % Jan
5% Jun
22
8% Jun
20
13% Feb
25
Jun
35
14
27
4
22
Mar 16
14 Va Jun
30 y2 Jan
3
37
May
4
31 Va May 29
62% Feb
10
82
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52
28
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29
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Mar 20
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5
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19
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18
89
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25
27%
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Curtis Publishing common—!
1
20
34% Feb
91
96
the Week
27 Va
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48%
133
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—No par
—_
Cuneo Press Inc
Mar 13
14% Feb
137%
47%
common-
Cudahy Packing Co
2
20
134
Sales for
Friday
July 13
24
J
14%
'
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133
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/Cuban-American
13
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54 y2 Jan 30
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29
27
7
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25
Jun
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125%
'
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14%
31%
82 %
—
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Zellerbach
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9
6% May 29
46
Seal
$4.20 preferred
19
19% Jun
14 % Feb
3
15% Jan
107% Feb
25
36 y4 Nov
8% Jan
29 y4 Dec
11
27
&
1
1
com
preference
cony,
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3
22
14% Jun
15 Va-
$2
21% Mar 29
12% Jun
Cork
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,
15
33 %
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233/a
,
14%
31%
__25
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11%
14%
.___j—1
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23%
'
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48 Va
19%
—
27%,
31
48%
PRICES
'
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;
23%
SALE
Thursday
July 12
24%
46%
100
Crowell-Collier Publishing™
2
39% Feb
5%
11%
1947
————
preferred
2 8 Va¬
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Corp—
ser
Petroleum
Inc
27 %
11
24%
31
/
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of
27%
10%
-5
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,
26_ Mar 13
42% Mar 19
44% Nov
preferred
24%
27%
—_50c
common
24%
23%
HIGH
July 11
23%
23
AND
'
Wednesday
22%
■
Works
"
Tuesday
July 10
July 9
_5
Coty International Corp—
82% May
1
— %Feb
12
Monday
Par
preferred-;-,
3%%
;Cosden
8
25
LOW
t
1
Co
Glass
3%%
4
76% Jan
11
134
Corning
Apr 12
45% Jun
13
50% Mar 10
STOCK
America
—
21% Mar 12
6
of
Corn Products
27
24% Jan
4% May 29
78
157/a Dec
Feb
5
July
13 Va July
70% Aug 31
Nov 24
72% Jan
90
2
92 y2 Jan
19
6
194% Mar 19
5
16
93 y2 Sep 21
29% May
9
22% May 11
9% Apr 17
30
3% Jan
May 28
40
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Cooper-Bessemer Corp
£
5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
i
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
__i
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co——_I_5
^
16
Jan
43
YORK
EXCHANGE
20 y2 May 29
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
83 % Jan
5
15
24
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9%
24
9%
2.800
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V
1.200
16%
163/4
17
16 3/4
17
33%
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33%
52
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:
53
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54
53%
54
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35%.
36%
35%
35%
35.300
D
32
Jan
3
85 % Jun
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12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12 y8 Nov
1
20
Jun
22
,
27
Nov
7
Mar
31% Nov
16
33 % Jun
14
80% Oct
23
.
25
86 % Jan
8
89
30
76% Jan
46% Nov
5
May 29
11
9% Jun 25
,
20% May 29
78% July
5
76 y2 Feb
9
;81
Nov
15
80
% Jan
16
79 Va Jan
4
83
Feb
13
83
Jan
5
32
3
47 y2
May
Aug
48 y2
Aug 18
15 y2
July 18
41% Jan
4
34 % May 28
Jan
45
90
2
Dana
Corp common.,
1
3%% preferred series A—i—_100
Mar 13
15% Feb
18% Mar 12
29% Jan
Feb
84
Dayton
21
Power
16y8 Jan
58 y4 Oct
74% Jun
35% Jan
21
44%
44%
Dentist's
17% July 24
DeSoto
Chemical
Detroit
Edison——
Detroit Steel
12
Jun
22
18% Jan
4
Jun
22
34% Jan
10
DeVilbiss
12
Diamond
Alkali
Feb
53% Jan
2
13% Jun
27% Jan
22
May 29
9
12
May 29
19
26
Jun
29
29
21
Dec
13% Jan
10
23 y2
May
Mar
22
29 y2 Jan
15% Nov
<
8
18% Jan
11
17
6
28% Nov
4
29
26% Dec
7
15
17% Feb
National Corp
Diana Stores Corp_!
15
DiGiorgio
Fruit
Diners'
16
(The)
Disney
23%. Mar 26
40% Feb
(Walt)
12 % Jun
22
21% Jan
3
20%'Feb
6
Dr
22% Mar 29
31
Mines
16% Jun
25
Jan
3
42% Aug
8
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
26
Douglas Aircraft Co__
4
24% Nov
8
16% May 29
24% Apr
24
Dover
72% Jan
4
Dow ,Chemical
5
Dresser
28
70
May
22 y4
:
29
y« Jan
4
1152 Va July 18
9% Jan
Jan
8
85% Sep
29 y4 Dec
Sep 25
29% Dec
17
:
3
19
77% Jan
20
25 y2 Jan
20% May 28
20 % May 29
31
Feb
8
13
May 29
22
Jan
23
43
Jun
Nov
17
27
22
254 y2 Nov. 20
3
100 Va Apr
8
38% May 8
24% Apr. 19
10% Jun
19
185 y2 Jan
40
24 Va Nov
5
3
13% Jun
27
26
32
Mar
61
Mar 27
Dunhill
6% May 29
13
Feb
26
27
254% Mar 14
de
5
3
42 y2 Mar 28
NOV
45% Feb
27
42% Jan
12
47
22"
45 Va Jan
19
28
43% Jan
2
4«%Jun
44
Jan
4
46 % Dec
20
45
Feb
7
Jan
19
32 y2 Nov
24
17% May 29
•
29% Feb
19
5
21% Oct
24
29% Jan
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81V4 Jan
V*
27
Feb
6
32% May 15
54% Dec 12
89% May 24
25% May 17
3
19% May 31
15 Va July
3
31% May 29
80 Va Jun
22
11% Jun
27
85
25
Jan
3
97 Va Sep
25
Jan
11
99
Jan
6
30% Jan
'3
40% Dec
28
30
May 28
59 Va Jan
10
98
Dec
15
52
Jun
25
Feb
1
89
Apr
24
89
Jan
18
16
96
83
26% Dec
119% Apr
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22
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19
4% Oct
24
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11
46
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6
Oct
2
95
Feb
20
26
Jun
27
95
361/4
4
1I30V4 Dec
1
Apr 21
67% Apr 12
34%'Sep
6
7% Apr 11
12
93
Jun
97:
29% Dec
2
20% Jan
10
65% Mar 22
22
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46% Jun
16% May 15
30% Jan
19
22% Jun
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41
Jun
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3
15
Dec
22
59
'
18% July 24
37% Jan 26
3% Dec
29
18 Va Dec
15
53% Sep
29
15% July 28
11
Oct
Dec
12
35% Jan
10
49
10
2OV4 Dec
<
79% Mar 16
33% May
8
48% Nov 17
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
8
Jun
27
1141% Dec
Ekco
28% Mar 16
99
'
Jun
6
63% Mar
Products
5
Electric
33% Jan
Electric
30
Bond
&
25
16
18% Jun
27
22
Jan
5
26% Jan
26
42 :
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15% Mar
Mus
Paso
II
49 Va Mar 30
Empire District
14 Va Jun
28
23% Jan
2
Endicott
55
21
63 V4 Jan
5
Jun
18 % May 29
26% Feb
1
'34 Va May 29
47 Va Jan
26
4%. Jan
4%
3
2
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12
Jun
25
Jan
25
27
18
2
May 29
36 Va Jun
25
21 % Jan
61
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-May 17
20 Va Jan
14
9
(E I)
: Mar
&
2
Evexsharp
49 Va Apr
9
Ex-Cello-O
inc
series
Fairbanks
Morse
May 29
Whitney Corp
Jan
3
28 Va
4
17.
13% May 8
363/a Oct 10
May 29
11% Feb
30
19% May 29
32% Jan
2
Jan
11
52% Nov 28
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52% Feb
21
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25% Dec
29
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5% Jan
For
9
45% May 17
31 % Dec
1
5 Va
17-
28
May 29
39 Va Mar
20
May 28
29
13
8
Mar 29
30% Nov
1
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25
28
11 % May.
8
6% Jun
14
10 % Mar 13
footnotes,
see page
23.
Jan
2
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2,200
8.900
15%
14%
15%
14%
15
50
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51%
49%
503/a
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50%
15
49%
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15%
15
15%
15%
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15%
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33
33%
53%
53%
*91%
.
82%
13
13%
91 Va
83
100%;
33%
343/a
55
*89
56%
93
*91%
X24 Va
24%
*97%
100 Va
29 %
29%
31%
47-%
47%
48%
49
25 Va
4%
43 %
9
*
20%
1
26%
5
8%
10
39 Va
25%
4%
44
26
4%
93
5
i
'
9%
26%
9%
213/4
9%
27%'
453/a
27 Va
9%
10,200
58 V8
4,800
93
45
*99
*92
24%
24%
*97%
100 Va
32
31%
32%
48%
48
48
26%
•
26 Va
26%
16.600
4%
5Va
25.300
5
45%
.
10%
443/4
40
163/4
16%
60
10%
10%
8.100
20%
21 Vb
97.500
28%
273/4
28%
33,100
17,400
58%
9%
40
10 Va
93/4
10%
40%
40%
40%
900
16%
59
16%
16%
16%
3,700
59
58%
593/4
460
20 ■%
20%
20%
21
*20%
21
—8.50
38 Va
39 %
40%
41%
40%
41
No par
2%
2%
_100
2%
13%
2%
12%
2%
12%
50
13%
13%
*58%
*58%
59%
*58%
59%
*58%
59%
14%
15%
*58%
15%
14%
15%
14%
59
1
13%
14 Va
9%
1
20%
9%
20%
39
40%
9%
x21
40%
15
9%
20%
9%
10%
10%
22%
24,000
42 3%
22,100
33%
34
33%
34
15
15 Vs
14%
14%
1,100
6%
152,000
323/4
33
13%
13%
14%
——1
Family Finance Corp,.
—l
Fanstgel Metallurgical Corp-\__t—5
Fawick
Cbrp—'—_2
5
5
.
183/4
19
19
,
43%
44%
45
•
6%
51
6%
S.300
21 %
34%
23 Va
11%
17.800
41%
43/4
6%
780
59 Va
23
12%
23
11 Va
15%
15
42%
32%
'50%
11%
15
21%
4%
50
15%
41%
12%
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co commonj.-j.50c
junior preferred—
14
1,500
21%
30%
41%
21,000
41%
4%
Corp 1
5,200
23/4
203/4
12%
*18"
40%
2%
40%
1
—40
20%
39%
23/4
21%
30
com
20%
40%
2%
413%
No par
Co_
20%
393/4
2%
,
3.700
103/4
27%
16%
59
—
1,000
59
39%;
16%
60
13
45
4,800
5.500
21%.
:
_1
com
93 Va
24%
100 Va
40 Va
39%
16%
39%
16%
59%
(Max) & Ce class A
Falstaff Brewing Corp__
34%
58 Va
21
9%
25
.
200
34%
59
4%
21 %
9%
100 Va
34%
26 Va
103/s
20%
28 Va
360
100%
'
*48
4%
9%
27%
46,400
>
24%
26%
44%
9%
9
9,600
943/4
31%
45%
21
12%
*97 Va
,
44%
20%
84%
12%
93%
*91%
483/4
4%.
84%
12%
*
25%
r
84%
95%
34 Va
243/4
*47%
26%
28,800
*99
*97%' 100%
32
22,000
12%.
57
31
17%
41%
93%
34%
553/4
*24%
24%
,
17%
41 Va
57
33%
*91%
100%
24V4
4.200
17%
41%
84
100%
93
*28%
*98
83%
21%
17 Va
423/s
82
41%
17%
39
Co_v-
$1.50 convertible .preferred
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
5%
55,000
143/4
3
Fairbanks
253/4 Jun
45%
23%
24 %
15%",
48 Vz
—_
7
70% Mar 21
45
23%
*23%
46%
,_5
*
14
14
24
14%
16V4
shrs
-
8% Feb
Jun
46%
23%
233/a
••
5
46% Mar 14
31
*
*47%
r-
213/4 Feb
27
'
3,300
i4%>.
8%
Amer-^-l
—
15
88% Oct
45%
23%
23%
38
A
Jun
6
453/4
-
-24
-
,_100
May 29
Jan
45%
10
com
Corp common
4
23 Va Mar 12
30,700
*45%
.—3
12
26
>
*47%
Co——.
24
Jun
31
15
"
50
Co
3
Apr
29%
.<
49%
■'
■
——5
4
Jan
*
5
Phonograph_
&
3.600
14%
50
Co
11
35
24
—100
Dec
43
23%
24%
-
—100
of
343/4 Apr
14% Apr
6
24%
common-—_2.50
45
1162% Dec 29
463/4
23"
23%
—II~l
Assn
3
-
183/4
'
15
Factor
18%
9,700
50
Electric
Corp
'
:_50
13
21
45%
22%
23%
50
Pittsburgh RR Co
36% Jan
45%
;
22%
1
Evans Products Co
9
-
.--••23%
-
—1
—
Sep
7% Jan
20
1
com.—5
—
Eurofund Inc
3
2,700
14%
44 Va
.......
50c
_J
Mfg
preferred
3.300
15
38
15
2.500
—
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co—
Erie-Lackawann"a RR Co
5%
39 Va
37%
14%
20
Gas
Johnson
preferred
39
143/4
37 %
20
—No par
Share
&
38%
14%
38 %
20%
Battery—
Emerson Radio
7% May 29
35 Va Jun 25
29%
14%
'
Corp
Electric
29%
20
1
Ind Amer
Natural
293/4
20
Elgin National Watch Co_—
El
Emerson
29 Va
293/4
3,500
193/4
100
Auto-Lite
19.500
28 Va
-
20
—_5
Co
1.100
15 Va
15%
19%
Inc
Stop Nut
12%
14%
12%
13%
29%
23,700
preferred—
Elastic
15%
12%
15%
12%
14%
19%
preferred
4 % %
25
35% Apr
4 V4 %
■
&
Jun
5
3
May 31
153/4
13
15%
13
14
21%
_J
Fuel
Storage
8% Jun
18
93
7.900
IS
Stainless Steel Cbrp_^__2.50
Electric
12
45% Dec
88 % Jan
400
3,900
21%
Kodak Co, common
lo
$3.60 preferred
;
'——50
Eaton Manufacturing Co
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
1
40% Mar 23
*123/4
13
14
27%
•
'.
19%
Eastman
9
Electric
57
4
July
2
23
3
Eastern
4
115% Mar 15
101
45%
*
22
prior preferred—
16
Jan
35
4Va%
6% Jan
Apr 20
27
21 Va Jan
27
56Va Feb
59
22% Jan
Jan
19
Feb
25
23 Va
16% Apr
45% Apr
30
5
92
&
45%
16
19%
5
Lines
25
23 % Jun
llVaJan
Gas
47
15%
31%
21%
.
'
11% Sep 29
24% Oct 19
25
Air
Eastern
45
46%
16%
*30
19%
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern
44%
46 3^
16 Va
:31%
20%
DWG Cigar Corp
16
45
45%
16%
*30
■
19%
——5
preferred—-
23
433/4
46 %
•
19%
preferred-!
27% Jan
30%'
43
193/4
50
55% Feb
12%
30 %
•
20
preferred
13
16
o':
423/4
43%
19%
''
Nemours
24% Feb
45%
15%
r.
18%
i
E
22% Jan
30%
44%
43
■■
7.400
18%
$2.10 preferred—!_
>
30
15%
'
'
19%
Inc
4.10%
13
13%'
19%
_=
4.20%
54%. V
13%
18
""
48% July 13
19
4%
53 Va
13%.
19%
$3.75 preferred
:
$4.15 preferred—!
Mar 27
17,300
53
13%
19
Duquesne Light Co common-.-!.
49 % May 25 '
7.600
13 Va
52%
13%:.
13%
No par
"49
53%
133/8
52 y8
13%
27%
No par
July 10
53%
52
42%
*12%
1
series
48
20,800
8%
"
,_l
—
series
2.
4,600
18%
8%
—No par
$4.50
Jan
22 %
18%
8%
18%
$3.50
44
22
18%
8%
293/a
Preferred
6
22%
18 Va
8%
18%'
Preferred
47% Apr
45% Nov
22%
18%
29%
27
15
22%
*
13%.'^
'«;•
5.000
6,100
10,200
85/a
51% ">h
29
10.900
177/a
rt'
l;
18%
27
y2 Sep
213/a
'
9
293/4
Apr
<
18
18
32% Mar 22
42% Mar 26
•
17%
8%t * I"* ■•>Xg%
1
29
97 Va Apr
5
17
18%
81% July 12
Jan
35
29%
24 % May 29
114
21%
34%
9.900
44 Va
35%
18
7
5
43%
34%
29
8
101% Jun
45
34%
30%
11
Nov
43%
34%
22
17%
Dec
34
44%
34%
29%
International
Pont
44
34%
21%
14
90 y2 Dec
110
39
Jan
du
43%'
33%
13%
Duplan Corp.
164% Jun
14%
38
Co—
16
8
Jan
Power
44%
14%
18
Industries-..
Jan
42% Jun
44
Duke
"
38
44%
14%
*37%
:
Chemicals
37%
44%
14%
13%
Inc—
Co
38 34
44
143/4
_i
Drewrys Limited USA Inc—•
DuBois
25
3
41
Fund
Corp.—_!
22
38 y2 Jan
42
Dominick
2
7
63
Jun
25% Jan
37%
44%
—No par
;
30
14%
par
—No
Ltd
833/4
44
.2
;
Pepper Co_——
Dome
•
*82%
28%
37%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
July 13
'
2.50
14% Jan
•
833/4
14%
44%
1
Divco-Wayne Corp J
May 29
15
48% Mar 23
*82 %
373/4
45%
41%
Productions—2.50
25
833/4
37%
30.200
82
14%
13.V8
.
Club Inc___———_i
35% Jun
*80
42%
*28 V4
1v,
50c
Corp
79
82
44 Va
50%
i
Mj-
—No par
Diamond
*78 '
*80
.
13%
8%'
—a—1
Co_
79
82
*82%
-
"
79
*80
82
16%
15
80
43%
_1
t,
—20
Corp
Co2„+—
40 % May 29
3
Coatings
79%
90
33
Grande West RR.No par
9
223/4
793/4
*87%
21%
3
j,
...
v
..
of N Y_„• __2.50
2
12
31 Va Jan
Inc
27
46% Apr
47% Nov
.
5
Lines
'
80
-
90
13%
-
.
Co__6.75
*80
•
*87%
43
■■■'?.
No par
Light
Supply Co
Denv & Rio
12
&
12 V* Mar
29
20% Mar 17
Air
1
Hudson—.
61% Jan
52% Dec
19
26% Jan
20
Delta
15
21 Va Jun
12 Va Jan
;
40% Mar 22
29% Feb
69
22%
38 %
21% Jun
38% May 29
22%
83%
Power
20% May 17
37 y2 Feb 24
23%
37%
&
14% Jan
29% Jan
22%
*79
>
i
90
22%
*82%
Delaware
22 % Jan
6,900
37 Vb
50c
Deere & Co
25
11
83%
Delaware
7% May 29
11
36%
Inc
15
15% Jun
11%
23
82
20
45% May 29
22%
80
22
10
7.300
22%
*80
Jan
11
13%
11
*79
57% Feb
14% Mar 20
13%
11%
*82%-,
55% Feb
67% Nov
11
A__100
19
22% Oct
7% Jan
11%
Va
C——100
27
48% Jan
11
13%
B__L—100
26
15
10%
13%
series
12% Jun
Mar 27
13%
series
42 % May 29
37„
13%
series
Records
10,700
*87%
13%
3.75%
Decca
16
V 36%
36
88%
13%
3.75%
28% May 29
24% Jan
37%'.,
88
3.90%
38% Jun
%
,,36%
.
•
Preferred
59 y2 Nov
27
.
22
7
common
-
13%
10%
50c
Light
89
13 %
Preferred
r
62% May 23
20% Jan 19
-
i
11
14 y2 Oct
&
36%
*87%
5
-
Preferred
84% May
1
86%.Mar 15
51% Apr
Inc_
Dayco Corp
2
36%
——
Dan River Mills
7
24
"
53/k
j
6%
6
19,600
19
19
19%
20
20%
44
>
6%
23%
*503/a
•
5 %
20%
47%
1,600
47 Va
483/4
46%
63/4
51
23%
t
*50%
.
51
~
.
47%
99,800
7 Va
73^
23%
7%
6%
7Va
37,100
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,900
51
50%
50%
*50'%
40
32 Va
32%
323/4
33%
32%
33%
22%
33%
33%
23%
23
32%
233/4
23
32%
23 V*
3,600
14%
15
22%
23%
23
15
23%.
4.600
15%
15%
16%
15%
.8
8%
8%
'~"T%
16%
8%
*8
8%
15 Va
8%
16
8%
•
8
~
13.400
1.300
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(228)
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-
Lowest
Highest
17% Jan
3
25 % May
16
3
39% Nov
10
31
19% May 10
7
Jan
12% Dec 29
Dec
5
33% Jan
i
42 %
Oct
1
10% Nov
2
18% Jan
4
26% Aug
7
7
24
13% Mar 14
Fenestra
Ferro
14
24
35% Apr
5
164% Nov
24
51
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
20
31 % Jun
Nov
24
25 % Jun
■75% Dec
4
22% May 29.
Jun 25
Flltrol
48% Mar 21
Firestone
4
22% Nov
Nov
34%
2
28
82
Dec
2
20% May
87
Jun
15
104
35% Jun
26
90
y
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
<
Jun
8
/ 46
National
8
Mar
$4.
Mar 16
Feb
Co
$4.56
13
6% Feb
A
conv
$2.25
B
5
36% Jan
10
50
May 19
28% Jun
25
47
Jan
3
Florida Power Corp
58% Jan
17
86% Nov
15
48% Jun
25
82% Feb
8
Florida
34% May
5
17
30 % Mar
1
Fluor
93 % Nov
Dec
5
4
July 14
4
16% Jan
59% Jan
3
Jan
13
250
31% Jan
11
85
25
13% Jun
58
y
260
13
87% Mar 12
May 29
Jun
360
28
F
Mar 13
40% Jan
21% May 29
May 31
48
3
Jan
382
3% Jun
15
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
11
21% Jan
8
14% Jan
3
11
89
1
93
22
Jan
12% Jan
12
5
16% Nov 30
17% Oct
18
29% Mar 22
27
5
13% Jan
May
May 29
10% Jun
25
12
8
21
15% Nov
July 31
9
26
87
26% Aug
14
Apr
4
14% Jan
5
13
May 29
19% Jan
26
35% Jun
1
20
Jun
27
29% Jan
12
50% Nov
27
67% Oct
19
25
Jun
25
56
17% May 29
78% May 29
84
14% Jan
2
303A Jun
25
19
Jan
Feb
13
12% Jan
3
22% Jan
27
463/4 Mar
31'A Aug 23
3
73
24
1
2
Nov
86
Friden
41% Nov
8
27
Mar 13
57
40 % Sep
25
3
5% May 12
24% Jan
9
29 % July
17% Jan
4
263/4 Dec
35% Jun
56% Mar 17
3% Jan
36% July
•
Gabriel
Co
22
Gamble
Slcogmo
2
32% Nov
16
23 % Jun
26
July 28
94% Jan
8
22 % Jan
3
10
20% Sep
26
98
32% Feb
16
38% Dec
7
293/a Jan
24
15
52% Jun
25
86
5% Jun
46% Mar 20
63A Apr
19
8% May 29
4%
Corp
Cigar
General
Contract
Electric
General
Apr
27
87% Apr
26
$5
38
Dec
6
Jun
28
543/4 Apr
14
26% Jun
18
25% May 19
9% Jun
27
22 % Mar 28
5
28% Jun
15
41
May 29
28
3
19% Oct
25
253A Jan
6
41% Dec
25% Jan
3
27% May 11
243/4 Jun
27
25
5
26 %
«
Nov
13% Jun
22
92% Jan
July 14
3
"25
27
25% July 11
18% May 29
73/4 May 29
32 % Apr
1
24
20 3% Mar 20
29
6
Time
General
Tire
73%
72
733/a
40,100
153/4
16%
15%
15%
44,700
47%
108%
109
107%
Portland
Products
3
51% Jan
79
Nov
33% Jan
473/8 Nov
15
27
55% Dec
5
8
4
18% Dec
5
40 3/8 May
17
52% Aug
69
Jan
3
25% Feb
13
3
27
3
32% Jan
3
35% Jan
16
85
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
*
91
Oct
4
101
Jun
28
*02
Jan
9
12
footnotes,
93/4
22 3/s
233A
23
26
201/8
20%
145,100
11
10%
10%
38,200
22%
118,800
223/4
*qq
99%
23%
22%
300
700
341/4
341/8
34%
341/4
34%
34%
343/a
4,300
333/8
341/4
35%
353A
351/a
35%
35%
381/4
36%
371/4
51,300
453A
461%
47%
48%
47
473/4,
47%
48i/2
47%
48%
4,800
133/a
13 3/a
13%
143/8
133/4
141/s
14
14%
14
141/4
13,700
1
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
15
15
15%
5,200
of Calif.l
991/2
99
102
102
*1013/4
99%
99%
102
*1013A
99%
270
102
10
23,000
5
17%
17%"
18
17
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
11,400
^^1
8%
1.9%.
17%
9%
Glidden
..10
37%
38 3/a
5
11 V,"
11
1
13/8
10
47%
i
Co
Granby
9
34% Jan
2
Grand
22
49% Jan
2
Granite
Inc'
& Rubber
(W R)
Mining
Union
(W
33/4%
;
Co
5
<
9%
v
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391/8
39%
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11%
1%
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491/8
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48 3/4
493A
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10%
39%
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39%
*11
13/a
5,900
10%
39%
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Hi/4
13/8
13/8
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49%
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11 :**
39%
11%
501/a
49
.
Y /'Y
50
4,200
900
,
2,600
31,300
32 3/a
343/8
321/2
331/a
32%
333A
33
33%
37%
38%
39%
38V2
391/4
38%
38%
3 8 3/a
38%
3,200
313/a
32
323/4
31%
32%
32%
32%
32
321/2
39,900
15
15
15
15%
15%
155/a
163/4
163/a
16%
1,600
3A.
*14%
33%
54,900
5
15%
15%
16
163A
16
16 3/a
16%
163/4
15%
16%
31,600
6.25
Steel
27%
281/4
28%
28%
28V4
293/a
29
295/8
11,400
13%
28 3/4
131/4
283A
13
8,000
213A
13
131/B
13
131%
21%
22
213A
213/4
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77
*75%
5
Co
common
12 3/a
13
12%
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,
Hi/4
.
.
31
32
4
1
Ltd
1%
48%
93/a
393/4
383A
111
•
371/4
No par
Inc
Co
City
Graniteville
Grant
Batteries
& Co.
,
v
-
20%
21
211/8
213/4
21%
77
77
76%
76%
*75%
83A
93/4
8 3A
9%
83A
45
441/4
44'A
43%
45
42%
44
100
preferred
77
9%
8%
9,200
77
190
1
8 3/a
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
43%
44
44%
8
Great
Nor
No par
20%
20%
203/4
213/a
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
6
Great
Northern
25
36%
371/8
371/2
38
375/8
373A
373A
38
36
38%
4,000
1
Great
Northern
38
393/8
38 3/a
393A
38 3/a
39%
385/8
39%
38
%^9 3/8
15,900
21%
23%
221/4
24
22
235/a
223/4
233A
213/4
22%
32
31%
32
32
32
35% Feb 28
3
144% Jan
29
26
36% Jan
2
.Feb
15
93
Jan
8
Jun
14
95
May 29
57% Apr
3
30
May 29
Iron
Ore
Prop
Paper
Co
Ry Co
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western
Sugar com
7%
4%%
preferred
4%%
conv
preference
313/e
No par
100
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
Green
141
8%
313A
32
141%
140
3
24%
24%
3
100
26%
27%
95
*93%
323/a
140
32
139%
139%
140
141
21
4
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
6,100
250,900
1,800
142
970
245/s
25
25
25%
25
25%
X26
27%
261%
26%
263A
27
2 6 3/s
27
*93%
95
95
*93%
95
*931/2
95
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56%
55%
55%
553/8
561/4
55%
56%
34
34%
345/8
353/8
34
345/8
34%
34%
21%
21%
74 '
21%
23
23
24 3/8
24%
24%
*73%
5,100
17,600
56%
56I/4
900
34%
343/a
16,800
247/«
9,600
'
43% Feb
21,100
19,800
25%
243A
56%
50
*140%
8%
^
203/a Jun
27
27% Jan
11
703/8 Jun
27
78% Feb
2
*72%
73%
*72%
741/2
33% May 29
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
44% Apr
433A Apr
19
Gulf
No par
8.33%
*723/4
13
355/b
36
36%
36%
36%
36I/2
36%
365/8
361/4
36%
62,700
12
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
33%
33%
33
34%
33
343/8
341/4
35
35
351/2
21,400
93
*90
93
90
Jan
2
97
91%
*91%
93
130
95
95
30
88% Apr 27
15
943A May 11
Mar
7
'
933/4 Apr
104% Dec
10
106
13
Dec
9%
*25
21%
90,300
20% Jan 29
40
94% Jun
91/4
253/b
203/4
195/s
27
96% May 24
13
IOV4
253/a
36
Grace
30
Dec
20%
37 %
Gould-National
21% May 29
Dec
34%
251/4
201/4
18%
2
44
223/4
22 %
21%
*101 %
251/4
211/8
27
36
42% Jan
47% Nov
93/8
9
25%/
*26%
36Vb
47% Feb
79
20 3/a
27
193/4
62 % Feb
12
253/a
203/a
*26%
36%
24% Feb
27% Oct
25%
19%
26"%
385/b
15
2
25%
*26%
19
27
Aug
26%/
37%
Goodyear Tire
53
Mar 22
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
26%
35%
35% May 29
15'A Jun 25
May 19
4,600
263A
18%
9
May 29
333/a
36
2
22 % Jun
33
381/2
54% Feb
137% July
33%
171/2
18% Jun
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
323/4
353/4
35% Jun
146
32
37'A
37% May 11
30
313/8
18%
7
1
31%
37
Mar 22
20
17,900
31%
14,700
393/4
2
393/8 Jun
113A
173/8
60% Jan
443A Dec
5
115/8
x33-%
Grayson-Robirison Stores
283A Jan
113/4
36
5
23
113/a
373/4
25% Jan
51% Feb
113/4
17%
443A Jan
3
113/s
35%
7% May 29
40% Jun 25
393A July 12
39% Dec 13
8,000
123/e
36%
14
483A Jan
26%
163A
22
28% Apr
30 3/a
25%
35%
25
70% Nov 30
30%
34"%
Jun
3
30%
27
1
4
3
30%
26
5
72% Jan
19'/a Jan
303/8
26
1
25
35% Jan
30 %
26
*
341/4
Goebel
26% Nov 28
19,200
•
98i/4
Co
4
3
5%
Co
Jan
Jan
25,000
37
53/4
Brothers
&
Globe-Wernlcke
2
*35
6
2,100
1
11
37
13,800
14
81% Mar 19
34%
53/4
291/2
15% Feb
15% Apr
333A
*35
5%
351/8
45% Feb
29% Jan
35%
53/4
*1013A
Brewing Co
Goodrich Co
(B F)__
2
341/4
36
*34
6
99%
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Alden Corp
July
341/8
34%
36
34%,
193A May 22
75
33%
33%
*34
37
28%
Gimbel
10% May 29
323/4
363A
Ginn
18% May 29
313/4
*35
1,000
29
12% Jun
6
28,500
3534
Gillette
Mar
1,500
21%
28
2
Apr~"3
361/4
20%
27%
Jan
80
36%
213/4
36%
32 3/a Mar 21
39%
36%
207/8
343/4
433A Mar 15
4
18
353/8
27
55
Jun
833/s
35%
20%
83
27%
6
15% July
83
35%
20%
83
363/4
35
25
83%
36
20 3A
82%
1013/4
Co
Corp
30
9
83
353A
20 %
821%
*991/4
Cards Inc
293/8 Jun
17
35% Jan
83
353/4
20%
343A
Financial
Greeting
43% Jun
27
Jan
2,500
27
Gibralter
253/a Jun
Jan
109%
34
25
2
1093/4
263/4
Gibson
30% Jun
21
May
108%
263A
6
31% Jun
1% Jan
108%
31%
5
/
rH 0 CO
28,000
5
Mar
31% Jun
,..14% Feb 14
330,100
__5
53
25
140
491/4
253/a
1013/4
Co
27
22
110%
48%
25
341/4
82%
30c
com.
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25
9% May 29
1% Jun
6
110%
49%
20 %
]
Co
233A Jun
83/a Jun
25%
109%
48 3/a
1
80c
25% Jun
363A Jun
245/8
48'A
1081/4
108
400
4
Oil
Giant
r
110
473/8
40%
109%
24%
23%
110
483/4
*40
15
1
Getty
13
.
110
109
48
:
1251/8
233/8
23%
110
473/a
100
100
Rubber
Gerber
Nov 28
23
*109
1%
Inc
2
jan
723/a
16%
preference
% % preference
21
For
72
15%
$5
16
Jan
40y2
70 3/4
163/s
Corp
Feb
90
40
73
153/a I
83A
General
Feb
Jan
40
70 5/s
2.50
20
19
20
40
143A
3.33'/a
20
14% Sep
Y
39%
69%
133A
Tele & Electronics
62 3/4 Jan
47
40%
1,800
81,400
105,200
68 3/4
No par
General
25
17% May 16
*40
*38%
3
2
May 29
11% Jan
64 3/a;
263A
12
353/4 Jan
10%
23%
631/4
Telephone Co of Florida—
(series B)
25
25
12% Jun
12% Oct
10
23%
655/s
preferred
preferred
40 % May 29
26
10%
24
64%
31
Mar
16 % Jun
103/s
23%
64%
30 3/a
May 19
23% May 11
101/8
23%
623A
1
21
3
101/8
22%
65%
1
Industries
21
July
10%
24%
63%
1
Georgia-Pacific Corp
16 3/a
10
22%
113A
3
4
9%
113A
58% Jan
18
2,300
7,500
63%
11%
19
Dec
110
r
5%
21%
10
423/b Feb
31% Aug
5%
3,200
9%
26%
29
5Wb
55/3
36%
613/4
30%
13
'
82
21%
25%
4
13
*80
1
.,
30 %
2
139
5%
253A
3
8
53/a
30%
17
75 % Jan
53/a
30%
23
6
1,600
51/2
253/8
30% Apr
17
123/a
53/a
2.50
6.67
102 % Feb
70% Nov
12%
53/a
Signal
1063A Apr
July 25
125/b
■:".Y 5%
Refractories
Genesco
36
430
4,900
Corp..2
Railway
5
3/a
7,000
83/4
80 3A,
5%
&
12
6%
75%
8%
31 hT
53A
143A Jan
25% Jan
36%
5%
14
75% May 24
6% Jan
353A
10c
25
4
26
35 3A*
*80
No par
Jun
533/8 Jan
16% Jan
35%
Equipt Corp
Jun
33% July
2
30 % Jun 22
Dec~12
121/4
Service
97
41 % Dec
24% Oct
121/4
common
100
3
51%
121/4
6 3/a
75
83/4
No par
7
30% Jan
Nov
12%
Corp
22
19
42
113/8
6V4
74
29%
series
Steel
6%
11%
..No par
General
6
53/4
*71
6,300
5
Nov
Sep
6
72
14.600
,
—5
101 % Dec
107
573A
80%
Public Utilities Corp
$1.25
33%
561/2
36
General
$1.30
Mar 22
Jan
19% Feb
173/4 May 28
100
Mar
33%
58
30
Public
General
26
'
34%
573/8
8%
100
General
Mar 14
32 3/a
57%
82
General
37% Mar 22
333/a
563/4
361/4
General
44% Jan
5,300
110
32 3/4
5%
70% '
800
573/8
preferred
conv
98
72%
common
Precision
$1.60
25%
98
29%
preferred
General
Jan
253/a
99
*80%
59
7% Jan
25%
*98
30%
25
44% Feb
253/a
99
500
2,000
30%
26% Jun
7
12
8 3/4
Portland Cement Co..
11
ll5/8
72V2
Outdoor Advertising
Aug
11%
8%
Corp
$3.75
11%
v.-
30 3A
Corp
Motors Corp
Preferred
19
35
.
70%
53/8
19
81
General
Jun
70%
19
36%
General
Jun
57 >
-19
30%
42 % Feb
8
33%
563A
.20
253/8
*98
;
*19
113/4
25
99 %
19
19
19
*11%
19
83A
preferred
5%
33%
56
19
*181%
15,200
80%
Corp
Mills
General
May
57% Jan
.'*32%
*3
8%
Co
Finance
General
3
3 5 3/8
303/4 Mar
12
81%
293A
14
Jan
.
82
25
26% Jan
29
5
33% Jan
2
22
*80%
293A
18% Jun
July
39,200
83A
Controls Co
May 29
22%
81%
1,600
1
Finance
Dynamics
4
22%
*80%
8%
Inc
Co
General
35
22%
811/2
5 s/8
No pai
100
com
1st preferred
General
30 % Jun
<
22%
*80%
5
5
7
21%
81%
—2
10
•
23 %
*80%
Y
Co '.'common
Y-,i5
...—h.Y Yj.
Nb.jiar
General
52
3
22%
81%'-
Y
Baking
preferred
42% Dec
23
16,100
253/8
42 % Feb
27
5% Jan
32'A
25
General
78
Oct
37% Jan
53
29
31
*98%
Foods
86% Nov
33
981/4
Instrument
.
31%
24%
General
4
3OV2
98%
General
10
29%
24%
Jan
31
31%
com__i
Jan
79% Jan
29%
Investors
American
96
28% Oct
'
17,200
3
preferred
30
26% Jan
223A
xl4
11%
1
115
14
22%
11%
9
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
14
22%
No par
22
12
141/4
22%
pref
voting
conv
May 29
110% Dec
13%
22%
3,200
Jun
6
133/4
21%
19
36
Jan
13%
223%
11%
113/4 May 29
21% May 29
104
3,200
13%
21%
.
18%
78% Mar 12
115
8,900
323A
11%
363A Feb
1
333/a
32%
19
Corp
16% Jan
25
32
323A
18%
Acceptance
25
Jun
7,000
33%
32'A
7,300
25
45% Jun
30%
323/4
132%
..
19
Jun
108
29 s/8
32%
31%
19
61
5
30
30%
33%
9
18%
preferred
54% Jun
13
29%
33
32%
93/s
18%
$8
4% May 29
May 31
9'A
50
1
convertible
2
Dec
93/s
29%
31%
..
91/8
28%
3%
15
3 8 3/4 Sep
16,000
9%
29%
3%
21
58
9%
9%
29 %
3%
55% Apr
113
7,100
299,100
•3%
1073/4 Nov
Apr 31
27,000
12 3/8
31/4
10
31
*13
12
433/8
3%
24
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
28
29%
31%
11%
12%
42%
3%
General
May 22
53% Mar
9%
12
16,000
68% Jan
Nov
12%
12%
42% ,1 44
45%
24% Oct
58
12
42%
113/4
44%
Cable
37% Jan
11%
41%
12
46%
General
2
19
11%
12%
42 %
453A
423/a Mar 15
60% May
11 %
12
300
453A
28
20
13
431/2
33
1
113A
45%
31
31
12%
44%
34% Jan
45% Jan
*113/4
43%
Bronze Corp
22% Mar 21
12%
423A
General
80 3/4 Dec
12,300
*ll3/4
15,500
9
3
40
163/4
38%
37%
20% Jan
19
93'A
153/8
20%
26
Oct
241/4
*91
15%
37
10 3/4 Jun
25
24
93%
15%
19%
22% Feb 27
123A Oct
24%
*91
15%
X37%
30
8
24
931/2
151/4
375/a
Oct
17
11,100
241/4
23%
*91
39%
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5'/a Feb
27,600
) 69%
*225
21%
General
24
Mar 27
12.800
703/s
71%
37%
2
50 % Nov
16
16%
70%
38%
18
18
153/4
15%
*225
20
Apr
27% Apr
33,100
20%
113/a Jan
84
12,500
59
37%
90
8
15%
69%
37%
58%
8%
y;
1,400
36%
59%
41%
:j;v
4%
38
583/B
y«
11%
11%
200
38V2
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27
y
4%
30
210
18%
15
Jun
15%
681/4
12
v,;
373/8
28
Jun
41/4
4.
39%
36%
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40%
11%
951%:
*38%
.
37
26
27
4%
95
-r
39%
r.
19%
Jun
79% Jan
58%
Y
38
58
95
*38%
.
37%
Jun
2
821/2
383A
8
27
*81%
18%
70
Mar
82%
37%
13% Nov 22
83
18%
37%
''10% Mar 3
140
Jan,19
44% Feb
36%
3,300
18%
183/4
4
77% July 26
9,800
13,500
183/s
•
373/4
26
15
41/a
15%
*11
173/a
82%
39%
93%
58
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41/a
.
33%
16%
18%
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95
•
333/8
57%
17
3 61/2
Co
Oct
19
82 %
34%
<583/4
16%
17%
Inc
7% Jan
5% Dec
75
24,000
33%
57%
vY
11%
11 'A
100
General Amer"Oil Co of Texas
5,
General Amer
Tra'nsportation_.,r,25
6
Feb
89,700
37%
$4.50
44% May 11
943A Nov
,
May 26
35%
35
General
7
May
34%
1
$0.60
4
102
36%
5
General
143/4 Jan
35%
2,800
5
4%%
10
1
34
18 %
24%
15%
12
31,000
38%
Garrett
4% Mar 19
14% Dec
92% Jan
21
263/4 Jan
23%
15'A
4,100
72%
*225
*91.
92
263A
70
Corp
2
Gar Wood Industries Inc common.l
2
17'A May 29
10% Jun 27
29
23%
y
26%
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16
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76
163/s
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15%
4,300
31,500
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36%
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22
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14
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37
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40
37
21%
46 5/4 May
6
10% Jan
75
18% Jun
6
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common
38%
17%
16%
■
*225
*11
10
Co
-121/8
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17 7/8
94%
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1
Trailer
431/4
12%
171/4
573/4
82 %
*92
16
y
67%
14%
2
preferred
43%
400
900
3,700
16%
34%
;
18%
*81%
100
253A Apr
23A May 29
18
29
Fruehauf
Feb
16 y2
28%
4%
58
57%
16%
33%c
4
25
37%
57%
.
36%
58%
66 %
2.50
Inc
15
Jan
34%
1-
t
21%
Jan
51
33%
1
27% Feb
2
34%
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82%
93 %
38 %
4%
*3%
35%
56%
1
■
19 3A May
69%
18%
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38 %
-
25%
72%
10
2
42 34
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373A
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56%
27%
70
33%
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17%
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23'
35
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50c
Freeport
17
35
23 '
31%
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Franklin Stores
3
Dec
27
163A
35:
55%
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.
26%
71%
15
Corp
17
231/2
33% ?
25%
7,700
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431/8
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4,200
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-
35%
35
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32%
92
Corp
Fram
*16
23
20%
16%
Corp
Foxboro
67
42%
20 %
Sulphur Co
Foster-Wheeler
1
11
45% Feb
43%
19 %
*
28%
31
32
13%
21%,.
8
Feb
42% Apr
25
28% May 29
22 %
16%
16
23
Inc
23
42%
42%
34%
20
1
new—.
Dairies
Foremost
34
23
-
Shares
17%
36
8%
8%
20
'51—15
Co.
Co
35'
8%
19%
2
Mineral
Motor
*34%
'
12%
common
Mart Inc
Foot.e
6
14% Jan
25
26% Jun
35"% Nov
Food
Ford
Jun
163/4
373/a
Inc common—1
preferred
\7%
%
.8%
*16
1'
"
.
*225
of
8%
16%
12
2.50
10
10Q
series
pfd
convertible
4%
20% Mar 29
25
24% Jun
19
18
28
Apr
3
43% Oct
31'A Jan
€1% Dec
Jun
divid
$4.20
8%
*16%
17%
35 3/8
'
36%
preferred
common
convertible
36I/4
12%
No par
Ltd
Corp
18
36
38 %
2.50
Light Co
Food Giant Markets
44
May 29
36'A Jun 26
&
Food Fair Stores Inc
2
Jun
33 % July 26
89% Jun
Corp
C
3%%
*
24% Aug 25
M
Power
17%
36%
37'A
preferred—100
pfd
No par
Railway Co__25
Coast
173/4
36
.12%
2nd
2nd
conv
East
Florida
17%
!,■
.
No par
preferred
19
36%
12%
5
common
17%
<
the Week
*
July 13
35%
23
Friday
July 12
64%
1
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
36%
20
...
No par
Rubber
Moore
&
Flintkote
&
PRICES
v'25%
:
„._1
1
Financial Corp_No par
Stores
No par
Charter
Fischbach
26% Mar 16
25
20
82
May 19
114
4
2
72% Jan
15% Jun
8
86% Mar
29
41% Jan
95
May~22
50% Jan
First
First
25
51% May 29
May 29
Tire
HIGH SALE
July 11
12
10
Corp
..
Federation Inc
AND
Wednesday
July 10
35 %
19%
16
-
.
No par
Financial
Jan
12
69
4
49 % Jan
Produots
Paper
23
42
1
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
22
142
.'
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-
10
y
Fiberboaru
25
28% Jan
Inc
Corp
35 % Mar 15
May 29
Dec
23% Oct
126
».
6
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
18% Jun 20
,
2
Tuesday
,;
,
Y.:
..
25
1.25
preferred
Federated
Dept Stores
53% Feb
12
11
23% Jun
15 % Mar 16
4.60%
May 10
....
1
corny.2nd
54% Jan
34% Mar 21
2
22% Feb
1
5..
Monday
July 9
17%
18
34%
35%
7%
8%
*15
16%
33%
33%
.
pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
5%%
10 % May 29
Y 31 % Jun 25
20
55% Dec
27
26
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
,2
44% Feb
<
Par
Federal
22% July 11
37 % Jun 27
59% Nov 22
34% Feb
427/® July 26
Fedders
14% Feb
26
Jun
33
23% July 27
Aug 30
Jun
5
42% Mar 15
25
15 % Jun
17
13
24% Jan
3
19
21
Jun
LOW
Y
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Feb
15% May 29
27
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Year 1961
Lowest
7
49% Mar 29
see page 23.
Jan
24
104% Jan
10
106% Apr 30
105
Jan
10
108 % Mar 14
21'A Jun
25
97% Jun
41
12
Mar 12
$5
preferred
OA Corp
$4.20
dividend
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
Oustin-Bacon
Mfg
Co
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
*90
93
*90
91%
*90
.
91%
93
92
95
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91 %
93
92
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91%
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75
74
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97%
95
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104%
*103
104%
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104%
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104%
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1061/2
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106%
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106%
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23%
22%
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
.
Highest
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
July 10
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 9
'
>
Sales !o.r
Thursday
July 12
July 11
Friday
July 18
the Week
Shares
H
29
Hackensack
Water
39 Va May 18
May 29
251/2 May 28
35Vi May 18
4
36V2 Mar 22
Hall
Printing Co
3
60 Va Nov
20
46
May 29
591/2 Feb
14
Halliburton
Nov
29
29% Nov
14
10
May 28
27% Jan
2
Hallicrafters
21% Oct
2
Hamilton
<
25 % Jan
;
42% Jan
23
24
28% Feb
9
Oct
3
112 Va Feb
13
26% Jan
3
91:
26% Aug
21
42% Oct
31
120% Jan
Jun
25
341/?. Jan
34 V2 Jan
15
j
32 V2 Jun
27
1231/2 Jan
May 24
2
44% Sep
7
20 »/4
46
Jan
6
80 % Dec
5
39 Vt Jun
36% Aug
383/4 Feb
243/8 Jan
24
29% Oct
8Va Feb 0 6
13% Feb
27
18
37% Mar 23
Hart
9
18 Vt
May 29
303/a Jan
4
Harvey
20
6 Va
May 29
93/4 Jan
3
Hat
32% Dec 13
47 Vt Apr
27
11
Jan
9
18% Nov
H27
Nov
28
40% Sep
30% Mar 23
22
31% Jan
4
Hazeltine
7
Jan
87
3
24
64V2 Jan
18
40V2 May 29
Mar 16
851/2 Jun
74 Vt May 25
22 »/2 Jun
29
>
25
10% May 29
29% Jan
46 3/4 Nov
17
38 Va Nov
20
Jun
33
88Y
48
Mar 29
5%
2
Mar
Heinz
2
(H
J)
6
Heller
(W
E)
17
Helme
(G
W)
Jan
Jan
115
36
July 13
27Vt Jun 25
Nov~17
111
July
•39% May 14
50
53 Va
86
Sep
19
Oct
69 Va Dec
70V4 May 10
18
115
82
25
67 Va Jan
11
.••■•
203/4 Jan
26
Sep
Jun
V
29,1/4
4
21
15Vi Jun
Apr
18 Va Nov
2
28% Apr
Jan
6
72
Nov
16
Jan
7
10
243/4 Jan
12
14% Oct
31
Apr 28
29% May 10
8Va Dec
29
HVt Mar 13
6%
29 Va Apr
19
29 Va Feb
6
40 V2
42
14
30
Jun
7
30 Vs Jan
July
6
40% Jan
2
Nov
16
20
413/4 Apr; 4
34Vt Jun 22
531/2 Jan
16
443/4 Mar 28
43% Aug 28
26
Jun
25
83Va Feb * 7
90
87V2 Jun
25
92
Mar 22
104
34
July 14
26%
Apr
5
93
Mar"
20
3% Dec
293/s Dec
2
15
16 Vt Dec
6
18
163/4 Jan
19
Apr
24V4 Jun
7
143/4
14%
14%
13%
33%
333/4
333/,
*33s/b
363/4
331/4
34
par
preferred_No
Mar 10
291%
series
15
Hoover
12
Hotel
17% Jan
233/4 Mar
5
Ball
5%
33% Jan
19
60 V2 Sep
13
32 Vt Jun
571/4 Mar 20
Household
74Vi Feb
23
801/2 Jun
9
751/2 Jun
82% May 17
891/2 Jun
4
29
81Va Aug 16
85% Nov
13
83
Jan
10
88 Va Jan
93V4 Nov
1
90
Jan
9
1271/2 Dec
863/4 Jan
10
10% Dec
27
14% Jan
3
231/4 Apr
7
45
3
58 Vt May
8
Jan
35Va Jan
3
90 Va Jan
10
92 Va Jan
4
7% Oct
20
343/4 Jan
15V2 Dec
11
151/2 Mar 23
72% Dec
12
991/2 May 24
100
741/4 Jun
/
96
25
$2.25
V
14
411/4
13%
22,800
13%
14'/2
1334
14
20
203/4
19,900
20%
21
201/a
20 3/4
*203/4
2IV2
21
21
21
211/4
211/4
211/4
21%
19%
1,000
1
29,500
131/4
&
1193/4 Mar
9
Howard
July
2
14
17% Feb
8
Howe
56 3/8 Apr
9
Hudson
Jan
32 Va Jun
21
68 Vt Jan
2
Hunt
95
28
1013/4 Mar
6
5%
Jun
9
113/4 Apr
21
96V2 July
6
5 Vs May 29
3
40
Sep
29
37
6
23
July
101
Feb
28
Jan
18
39
Jan
3
15%:Jun
25
21 Vt Feb
Hupp Corp
13
5%
2 8 3/8
223/4
24%
23
23%
18,009
56
553/a
56
56 34
57%
31,600
313/4
32%
31%
15,200
89V2
87%
87%
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89'%
97 "
97
*96
97%
96
27
26%
27
18
series
:5
com
A
——100
B
263/4
77
86%.."
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8%
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;
18 3/a
18
38
42'%
41%
31
32
3%
♦25 3/a
26
31/4
16
18%
41%
43
♦16
*84%
96'%
*94i%
30
3%
7,700
200
183/4
4,800
38
40%'
/
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16%
181/4
,
11 r
96%
893/8
100
2,700
37%
19
38
85'%
83/4
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31/4
16
85%
90
89%
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200
313/4
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31
32%
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77
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14,500
78
30
85
80
96%
90
19,500
•
83/4
83/4
83/4
1,500
113/8
103/4
113/a
17,000
50
83/4
495/8
49%
~
2,000
38 %
391/8
13,700
8%
83/4
10
1
Inc
*30
223/4
*30
153/4
series
31
9,500
54 %
173/4
_1
2,000
10%
213/4
153/4
;
29
555/8
153/4
1
2,900
29
29
97
17%
"
7
293/4
29
31
17%
Power—No par
7
313/a
*15
'
26%
10 Va
7%
28 3/a
3Vt
100
*2514
10%
7'/4
223/s
3%
100
26%
101/4
71/4
541/8
3%
.
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IOV4
30%
2%
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26'%
7
■
213/4
1
100
200
17,900
57
97
25
6%
23 %
221/4
*87%
—50
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23%
31
<
31
5
50
6%
23%
9%
71/2
283/8
69%
6%
23V8
♦253/4
10%
281/4
7,800
233/b
23
26%
93/4
71/4
common
101/2
105/8
113/e
101/2
11
48%
48% \
49V4
493/4
491/4
493/4
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,385/8
40 5/8
38%
39%
393/8
39%
96V4
961/4
96V4
96'A
♦96
97
*96%
97%
96%
96%
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73/4
7Vt
97%
75/8
53,700
36V2
.
371/2 '
*951/2*97
96%
83/4
9
97
,
11
100
20
100
pfd
Refrigerator
Co
7%
*371/4
37%
37%
38
*37V.
38'%
373/4
373/4
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38%
300
5
.
7Vi
7Vt
50
series A
63A
16%
16%
xl6%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
2,000
5
convertible
•*961/2
1
1
common.;
Hussmann
*253/4
*69
7
*6V2
6%
233/4
71/2
55%
common_No par
Indust
69
70
*69
71
6%
23V4
25 s/8
Corp
&
70
*69%
25V4
Co
preferred
preferred
14
91/4
21
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
5%
93/4 Mar 26
Stores
Sound
13%
5
preferred
&
14
Co
preferred
Lighting
135/a
17,500
215/e
J. 26 V2
preferred
Houston
4
91/2 Jun
8
13
21'/4
253/4
*30%
No par
America
Finance
22%
6%
*28
No par
Bearing
of
213%
13%
7'/4
1
common
21
13%
9
30
C
20 3/a
14%
253/4
12.50
Corp
215/a
133/8
23
10
40%
•
201/4
71
*6%
5
41
401/a
13%
223/4
50c
Inc
*20%
*
20
<
*69%
-
:
25
A
:
convertible
4.40%
413/b
13%
preferred
preferred
4%
May 11
41
15,100
211/a
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
43 Vt May 29
Jun
7
1
42
130
32
131/4
33/4%
14
•■•
May 17
59%
31%
20
Corp
ser
convertible
41
25
*55
32%
193/a
2.50
preferred
16% Jun
59%
313/4
13
preferred
Chemical
37% July 13
*50
31%
41
100
Winston
&
$4.25
5
591%
301/4
181/4
common
$5 div 2nd pfd
8
*50
190
112%
1
Mining
1
40 V2 Dec
*111
12 3/4
common
Co
convertible
243/b Nov
112%.
600
28,000
39%
series A
pfd
Rinehart
3
341/4
_l
5
Corp
36
__50c
,
Corp
May 31
Jan
34
36
5
Co
Jun
5
14
33%
,
34%
10
133/4
10,800
14,600
♦111
32 5/8
401/4
33%
5,600
301/4
II2V2
59%
303/4
10,600
8634
*110
111
"*50
59%
29Va
Corp__
Electronics
22
10
*50
111
111—
No par
Corp
Inc
conv
Sep
36
111
19%
47%
29 V.
36%
36 V2
34
9,300
*86
34
*36
37
22 Va
700
;
34
141/b
33%
33'/a
41,300
18'/a'
48
863/4
133/4
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200
183%
21%
193/4
471/4
*86
33
33
38%
'
131/4
100
35% Feb
25
38%
/
6%
173/8
393/4'
33
37
preferred
Hooker
3
6%
1
Hotels
4IV2 Jan
301/4
32%
Chemical
Homestake
23/4 May 29
14% Jun 22
10
5%
Holt
28%
28
*36%
Corp
57% July 13
13,400
23%
preferred—25
Holly Sugar Corp
3
7,700
21%
19%
common—1 1/24
Holland Furnace
9
36% Mar
9
48 3/a
863/4
*86
863/4
3,300
3434
14'/4
463/4
46%
453/4
*86
10
4
261/4 Jun
May 26
313/4 Aug
19%
29%
13
5%%
18%
28%
May
Hoffman
183/8
*38
4,500
15,100
12,300
13,200
471/4
383/4
16%*
•
291/4
Jan
1
16%
11,200
v
21
r /
6 S/8 *
281/4
33% Feb
2
63/8
♦38%
393/4
163/a
V
863/4
11
19
♦38V2
303%
80
*34
'
47 %
15
8% Feb
6%
863/4
26
30% Feb
21 Va
6 5/s
46V2
74
173/4 Jan
201/4
"
13
C
21%
63/4
*38%;, 393/4 '
"15%
161/4
1
.
Hewlett-Packard
20
21%'
203/b
18%
Heyden Newport Ciiem Corp com
11
20%
341/4
22'A
4
May 29
34%
34%
.
183/4
Jan
6 Vt Jun
34%
48%
30%-
19%
33%
23
191/4
31
19%
223/4
193/a Jan
8
.
30%
193/4
35
7
22 V.
48
30%
19%
193/4
353/8
1271%
223/8
18'A
37
24V2 Jun
V 30
19%
24'/4
35
*124
49
22%
25
'
30 3/4
x30
22
.48%
19%
2
3%%
48
233/4
21
Hilton
2IV2
46
18%
Inc
newitt-Robins
Hill
201/4
471/4
24
'
35%'
1271% ^
22%
14
Jun
22%
45%
"124
17%
Feb
22
21
,
243/a
351/4
127%
22%
53/4 Jun
433/a Mar 22
30
241/8
35
*34
•'*124'
*
17%
29
8
27,400
21%
j
&
2,800
22%
353/4
4
25c
Co
Oil
293/4
21
No par
8.33%
68 Vt Jun
20
7Va Feb
30 Vt Jan
Hertz
Heublein
293/i
21
20%
*63/4
50
Co
$2 conv class A
Hershey Chocolate
Hess
30
203/a
33
19%
100
:>
2
28'/4
85
127%
34%
183/4
'33
—40c
123/4 Jun
6
66
3
28
♦1^4
29%
181/4.
1
preferred
153/a May 24
22
53
25
19
Jan
5%
"24%
353/4"
1271%
213/j > 223/4
441/4
44V»
1
.
;
24
351/4
*124
-1
common
Powder
21% July 10
9
28 Va Mar 30
3
1
65% Jan
May 29
181/4 July
Feb
85
5
non-cumulative
Hercules
40% Mar 27
May 29
36% Jun 25
6
7%
Mar 21
6
86%
20%
24%
223/4
100
'
34
108
17,000
20 Vi
*85
1,200
1,200
*84
243/8
5
common
&
133/4
*193/4
85
33%
*20
20%
common
Industries
19 Vt Apr
133/e
201/4
33'/4
-
85
84
24
preferred
443/4 Jan
25
13%
*193%
331%'
203/4
*20
'
20%,
,_1.25
Inc—
Co
12,000
213/a
JF,T:
;
Helene Curtis
13'/4
28
Inc-
Corp
3.65%
2
Jan
Industries
13V»
20
com__7.50
preferred——
Haveg
123/4
28
Hayes Industries Inc
151/2 Jun
21
42
35% Jan
18
19
733/4 Nov
27
25
171/4 Jan
'
13%
21
Inc-
13 Vs Jun
v
52
273/B
5
of- America
38% Jun
28
29%
51
203/4
CO
Aluminum
Corp
29%
521/4'
33%
273/a
2.50
Marx—
&
29%
52 V8
2.50
-
World
Chemical
Schaffner
29
521/4
1
Co
Co
&
84
29%
51 3/4
12 3/8
20%
*
29
53%
28
—
Brace
Harshaw
May 29
•43% Mar 15
Paper
Organ
*19%
30
52%
12V4
333/4
29%
12
82 V2
34
*33
331/4
29
52% " 52%
100 "
—
Corp
Harsco Corporation--—
30
"
33
28 %
1
common
preferred
preferred
Harcourt
4
"36% Dec
Co
Harris-Intertype
1
17Vs May 29
25 Vs Oct
49 Va Feb
,2
«25Vt May 29
23
46% Apr
753/4 Jan
7
3
23 V2 Jan
81
39Vt Jan
Watch
(M A) Co
Harbison-Walker
Refrac
6%
*32%
*
1
Co_
Hanna
2
25
5
5
convertible
Hammond
13
July 11
12.50
Co
Hammermill
48% Mar 13
128% Apr
27 Vt May 18
20% Jan
37 Va Feb
4%
4
2
19
4"
3
31
July
Jun
.<
Jan
361/2 Jan
20
35
24% Jan
271/2 Jan
108
3
22
•
128
27
4
Dec
58 Va Mar 28
9
July
15
16
/35% Dec
83
26
Nov
38
1
33 Yb Dec
18% Jun
*
26 V2 Jun
36
(W F)
28%
97%
*96%
7%
7
97%
7%
I
30 Vb
391/2 Oct
25 Vt Apr
28
313/4 Jan
3
10
323/4 Sep
48% Oct
May 31
15
23V4 May 29
18% Jun 25
29% Jan
11
31 Vb Jun
463/4 Feb
28
41
Jan
43
41
Apr
42'% Jan
16
46 3/a
May
10
45
17
47% May
14
48% July
3
46 Vt July 12
46
471/2 Aug. 21
441/2 Jan
4
Nov
16
471/4 Apr 12
44% May 22
323/4 Jan
23
503/4 May
3
71% Jan
145;
8
943/8 Aug
3
Jan .18
401/2 Jan
Feb
152
Nov
4
20
9
14
May 29
Jan
441/2 Feb
49% Dec
12
3IV4 Jun
3
583/4 Dec
29
40
55% Dec
20
36% Jun
Oct
27
471/4 Apr
17
25
90
Jan
18
95
12
91 % Jan
215/b Jan
3
447
273/b May 31
607
May 19
Oct
25
Jan
551/4 Jun
9
27
145
Jan
34
Jun
14
81
May 25
4.42%
preferred.-
May 29
5
Jan/9
44% May 29
57% Mar
159V4 Mar
57
Feb
Iron
1
1
Int'l
8
Harvester
7%
Minerals
24V8 Sep
27
361/4 May 16
241/2 Jun
21
32 3/4 Jan
15
3
87
52
25
855/s Jan
■3
123/4 Dec
4
4
153/4 Jan
19
International
Packers
19
223/4 May 11
38Vt Oct 11
Jun
29 5/8 Jun
251/4 Jun
25
38 Vs Mar 16
International
Paper
933/4 Feb.
Dec
7
451/2 Dec
7
96
28
>
161/2 Sep
143/4 Feb
29
Dec
2
97% Feb
>10% Feb
26
%
43/4 Jun
28
38 % Jun
29
541;Jan
5
73/4 May 29
18% Jun 25
185/a Jan
4
11
.
preferred—
International Mining
v
Int'l
Nickel
$4
of
1
5%
36
Mar 26
78
May 29
98
Jan
3
International
Jun
29
Feb
27
International
26
May 29
411/4 Apr
24
International
Silver
33
May 28
4OV4 May 25
11
393/4 Nov
22
443/4 Jan
4
4
1081/2 Nov
2
60% Apr
118% Dec
13
92
Jun
18
Jun
25
331/2 Jan;11
48V4 Jun
12
31
4OV2 Jan
12
501/2 Jun
13
413/4 May 25
21Va Jun
391/2 May 11
58% Jan
2
115% Jan
12
Mar
2
501/4 Mar
7
45
'International
7%
Resistance
4%
$2
27
521/4 Nov
22
26 V2 May 29
50% Jan
2
Interstate
2 6 5/s Nov
Dept
4
30
175/a May 29
251/2 Jan
3
Interstate
Power
3
62V2 Nov
21
45
Jun
15
593/, Jan
2
Iowa
Light
51% Nov 24
40
Jun
21
523/4 Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
49
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
Iowa
&
33
Jan
413/4 Jan
3
383% Jan
10
213/4 Jan
5
33% Dec
28
20
1223/4 May 10
245/b Feb 20
118
3
Oct
18
17 Vt Oct
24
113
Dec
..
May 29
Jan
24
123/4 Jun
26
13% Oct-24
173/4 Mar
131/4 Jan
3
213/4 Nov
80 V2 Jan
27
85V2 May 19
82
483/4 Feb
14
83
811/2 Nov
20
86
431/4 May 28
82 % May 24
553/4 Feb
13
73
»/2
Jan
151/2 Jan
3
3
110% Mar
3
561/2 Jam
Jan
13
Jan
3
37
Sep
26
For
Jun
3
27
74% May 22
4
96
Nov
2
27
7
10
May 29
113/4 Jun
July
25
9
1/2 Jun
21
651/4 Jun
14
4J
301/s Dec
13
15..
May 29
75% Dec
12
40
IO2 V4 Dec
4
;
21V2 May 26
48
footnotes,
Mar 20
see page
2
122% Mar 12
Elec
Power
Island
$6
Creek
8
16% Jan
10
Jaeger
; 245/b Feb
21
Jefferson
87% Jun
75 % Jan
88% Jun
59% Feb
112
14
2
13
7
100
I-T-E
Circuit
Coal
Power
Electric Co
Co_
Lake
Co—
Co
Inc
7
29% Jan
2
Jonathan
"733/4 Jan
2
Jones
Johnson
&
Inc—
481%
491/8
39 "
48 3%
49'%
393%
IOV4
493/4
1451/4
146
1463/4
40%
145% ^ 147
'
413/4
84
*82
84
*25
'
26
*25
26
56%
8'A
5%
58
*5%
"38%/:
*37%
8%
8%.
Manufacturing Co___
53/4
40
9%
,
'/
53/4
53/4
♦38
40
/
8'A
8%
22
223/4
21%
223/4
79%
793%
81%
80%
81
25
243/4
253%
24%
25
313/4
32 %
331/4
323/4
33
39
39
39
41'%
39Vb
401/4
311/4
42
*38
373/4
*38%
383/4
391/4
97%
97%
98
98%
97%
981%
37
37%
36'%
37%
35%
36'A
44i%
*43
44
48V4
48%
♦146V2
147V4
49
48%
146V2
147%
21,400
w
860
42
41
41%
84
84
84
26
26%
26%
20V2
400
56
57%
57
57%
52,000
41%
*82
8,300
100
11%
113/4
Ui/4
11%
15,300
26%
273/a
2 6 3%
275/8
149,000
*95%
96%
*951/4
96%
223A
*5'/4
5%
*5%
39
40
*38
83A
-
;
U%
24%'
•
■"
91/4
223/4
.
5%
39
9-5/8,
23%
300
70
15,600
19,700
81
82
813/4
821/2
2,300
25
25%
25 Vb
25%
4,200
33
33%
331/4
331%
40
8,100
200
♦38%
40
*381%
40 Va
41
391/4
40%
98 3/4
983A
98'%
98V2
230
353/4
6,900
35%
*423/4
35%
361/4
*423/4
44
68,100
44
*42%
44
34%
36
353/8
36 %
34%
35%
23,300
23
23%
23%
233/4
23%
2 3 Vs
4,200
5
48'%
48'%
48%
49
48%
48%
483/4
49V4
491/4
49'/4
1,700
1
47
47i%
47 Va
47%
47V2
47%
2,300
42 V4
431/4
x43 3/b
45
45
45
1,900
50c
5
1
*433/4
23%
24'%
24'%
120
120
120
47%
47
473/4
47%
44
43%
45
45
24%
120
24'A
24Va
*117
120
233/4
*117
24%
24%
*117
120
13%
14
14%
143%
143/a
14%
14%
11%
11%
113%
11%
IIV4
113/4
12 Va
I2V2
14%
151/4
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
14%
143/4
161/4
,14
82
-
463%
*86
443/4
76%
83%
82%
82%
82 Va
82%
473/4
471/4
49
47%
481/2
*86
88
451/4
453%
76'%
141/4
4
96%
21 i
141/4
.Tnv
113/8
27
26V4
*951/4
78%
1
4
,11
96%
20%
19%
20'A
*82 %
123/4
151%
*821/2
84
48
49
48
*85
86
*84
24%
120
5,300
110
14%
4,500
12%
2,500
16
84'%
49
5,200
110
15,300
85%
20
88
86
86
45%
45
453/4
44%
45%
44Va
44%
15,700
76
76
78'/4
76
781/4
6.600
77
18%
18 Va
183/4
18%
19%
19
191/4
9,600
46Vs
1
791%
18%
99i%
401/4 Jan
563/4
553/4
24%'
98%
"173/4 Jan
41%
40 3/4
*82
103/4
100
2
23.
4,600
182,200
17'A
14
Jun
24%
381 '/2
i. 45Va
14
18% July
243/4
3721/2
17'%
5%
300
243/4
3893/4
23
5
>
91%
243/a
443/4
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle Mi Co
&
91V2
375%
50c
18
91Va
36%
5
Johnson..
Logan
25
91%
5,600
29
243/4
Laughlin Steel common.lO
Jun
981/2 Jun
283/4
34%
100
;
300
3,700
29%
23
Co
i
T? pfd—100
common
41
341/4
5
Sulphur
44
•
22%
1
Co
37,800
36%
37
331/8
10
common
33/4% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Feb
102% Mar 26
Co
44
431/2
365/a
433/4
353/4
40
36
*36 Va
22
1
Breaker
Machine
Tea
25
3.50
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
Jewel
5
24,800
29
'
com
300
58 %
160
3741%
*5%
Tel com.No par
♦152
160
241%
38%
_10c
57%
58 3/4
575/a
6%
357%
28
1
7,500
8,300
6
93
*91%
11%.'
com—8.331/3
preferred
21'A Mar
93
30
28
6%
♦5%
*152
291/2
27%
28%
28 3/8
10%
—No par
Light
*36
29%
263/4
Co
&
*91%
38
*951/4
Stores
&
28V4
38
46 3/4
30%
28
3/8
243/4
No par
Corp
preferred
42V2 Jan
*36
26%
Co
Utilities
20Vi Jan,
36'/a
433/4
96%
pfd series B
conv
35%
431/4
"261/4
25
convertible
371/4
443/4
*95Vi
preferred
International
563/4
160
*152
36
-
56
1
56Vb
57%
160
43%
,
93
26
No par
&
*152
.2.50
Salt
International Tel
563/4
56
551/4
Corp
Shoe—
32'% Jan
6
.
*45%
10
3613/4
100
Rectifier
353/4 Nov 30
23% July 12:
*5%
*25%
preferred—
23
12
6%
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
International
6
38% Jun
*5%
5
;
*451/2
Vb
6
No par
Limited—
4634
30
27
84
common
.
450
28
*82
Corp
Canada—
preferred
5
_100
471%
24'%
473%
com
46%
356V4
145 %
4%
16
24
.42% Apr 17
1233/4 Mar 7
19
26
Jan
6
69% Mar 28
2
941/4 Dec
9
95
853/4 Mar
35% Apr
5
20
23Vt Nov
Nov 17
Jun
:
46 %■
46'4
200
243%
100
—
Chemical
&
330
r 350%
24'%
341
No par
common—
preferred
Int'l
5
50
301/4
37'%
Machines
*49
463/4
283%
*91 %
50
27%
160
28
*49
27%
*35%
5
100
46%
50
50
263/4
36
Corp.:
International, Business
16
::553/e
46%
♦45
44
46%
26%
'••
42 3/4
Corp common
preferred™
Interlake
10,900
*43
*45
47%
42 Vi
Inc—_.
Interchemical
,
35%
34%
44
291/2
35
Insuranshares Ctfs
2
35
*43
*45
*461/4
No par
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Mar 16
34%
44
*451%
'152
Inland Steel Co
41/2%
35%
30%
100
3
28
No par
common.
preferred--
581/4 Jan
'
Light.No
2
~
7,500
463%
*5%
&
2
26
9,400
36%
48
253/4
Power
2
I
22
8,200
21%
361/4
293/a
par
6%
28%
211/4
36%
*45%
283/4
'
28%
22
36 Va
*46V4
463/4
281%
Apr
29
50
*451/2
!Ingersoll-Rand
19
29
203/4
28
*43
46%
*49
'
*461/4
!
Corp
Jan
578% Jan
*45
50
IndUstrla Elect De Mexico_100 pesois
19
Apr
455%
49'
1
General
28%
203/4
36
341/4
361%
43%
455%
50
Indianapolis
••
343/4
*42%
43%
50
4.20% *: preferred—
May 21
Jun
36
48
Indiana
Jan
_50
,_50
771/2 Jan
Dec
42%
preferred..
98
22
841/4 Nov
■35%
.
283/4
20%
35%
29%
'
4.70%
«39V4 Jan
2
6
15
59
14
149% Apr
54Vt Oct
5
36'%
:•'■■.■
20 5%
35%
54
8
3
201/4
35%
50
9
483/4 Jan
21Vt May 29
Jun
203%
351/4
preferred
preferred
87
May 29
300
273%
20%
common
4.26%
155
25
4
42% Jan;
142V2 Jan
34
Apr
Co
Co
4.08%
7V4 Feb
May 31
35 :
Power
RR
9
31
26
3
30
Illinois
30
27%
5
No par
Co
Central
43% Mar 30
5
331/4 Jan
Cement
47
5% May 29
53Vt Jun 27
353/4 Jan
Illinois
Co
50
5
Jan
Ideal
2
Power
52V4 May 16
235/8 May 29
243/4 Jun 25
151
Idaho
2
,
Oct
441/4 Decl9
4
5 V2 Jan
25
2
Jan
503/s Nov
Aug 18
43
37
49
46
47 3/a
473/4
49
47 5/8
48%
43,600
*99
99 Vi
993/4 '
993/4
99%
99%
143/4
14%
14%
1.300
21%
211/4
23,600
*99
.-
141/4
X2Q3/4
99%
14%
21%
74%
I4V2
20%
•
14%
21 Vb
*14%
21%
,,
21%
"
230
18
(230)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday
,
.
Julv 16
1Q62
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
July .9
HIGH
Wednesday
July 10
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
,
July 11
Friday
juiy 12
the Week
July 13
Shares
K
29 % Dec
1
883/4 Dec
22
108'/a Apr
25
84
Jun
26
44
U
48 % Jun
1
47
Jan
3
3,4 Jan
102
Oct
49% May 23
122
10
Dec
19
58'A Jan
17
9
82
84 % Jan
27
92
Va
Feb
Jun
Jan
10
6
60% Jun
28
79% Mar 14
80
Jun
21
83
31
87
Jun
26
27
95% Jan
26
15
89
Jan
Nov 20
91
Jan
26
93
Nov
9
71
Jun
25
39% Oct
5
38% Jan
9
3
54% Nov
1
3
28 % Nov
28
50% Jan
11
84
24
Nov
.
Jan
46
Oct
47% Jun
26% Jun
49% Nov 27
27% Jun
3
94 %
83
27
21
Dec
11
48
Jan
2
Kendall
86
Jan
5
Kenneeott
91% Mar
•
Jun
25
41
5
46% Feb
25
28
Jan
19
21 % Jan
C
14% Jun
Dec
14
Jan
27
34% Dec
51
30 Va Jan
2
39 % Jan
4
40% Nov
ft,, Oct
24
41
25
34
Apr
3
21
Aug 31
2
Nov
20
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3
11
1% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
7
20
Dec
©Sftw20
3
15
27
29% Feb
26
21% Apr
25
39
19% Jan
25
60% Mar
7
44% Jun
4
15% Jun
5
31% Jan
10 %
3
147
59% Mar 16
3
18% Dec
15
54 % Dec
29
37% Jan
4
7 %
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.<■" 22% Jun
12
76% Jun
46
July
19% Jan
17%
60
19,100
59 %
32 / '•
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59%
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32
31 %
32%
29%
30%
30
30%
71%'
72%
Jan
152% Jan
2
52
9
Litton
July 12
22
20% Jun
25
47% Feb
6
27% Feb
27
18% May 29
18% May 29
24% Feb
13
Jan
11
41% Jan
4
Jun
Jan
170
9
Apr
14
123
3
13
Mar 29
27% Jan
2
155 % Jan
23
39
59% May
104
Feb
16
85
37
29% Nov
Jun
6
May 29
100% July
6
8
16
57
104
4
88 Va Jan
3
93
12
90
Jan
3
96
May 17
May 1
29
41 % Jun
25
89
3
72% Nov
4
146
28
35
Dec
28
49% Jun
29
63
Oct
13% Nov
1
137
Jun
27
151
Apr
64
Apr
il
15% Feb
.8
3
26
May 29
3
% May 29
33% Jun
22
67% Jan
4
20% Feb
Jan
14% Oct
50
14
27
21% Feb
20
23
Jun
:
53
70%
.
26%-'
14
30%
34
>14
54%
26%
27%
14%
12
6
25 Va Jun
25
40% Feb
32U Jan
3
53% Sep
14
45% Dec
19
29% Jun
47 Va Nov
25
10
44% Jan
16
44 Va Jun
5
74% Dec
18
'.36%
36%
36%
14% >
37%
81%
81
81%
81%
81 y4
38%
40%
40%
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43%
42%
44%
27%
28%
27%
28%
17%
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16%
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15
15
37
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22%
'
37
37%
81 %
81
82% Jan
5
88 Va
20% Feb
7
30% Dec
May
25
14
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24%
20%
21%
27%
27%
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45%
.
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20
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16
15
15
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3
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10 Vb Jun
14
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4
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72
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2
16
91% Apr
3
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14
3
25
2
-
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2d
50
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26
27
27
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25
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9
16% Jan
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3
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8
25
21%
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17
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23,500
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17
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10
10
10
10
49%
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121/8
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83
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common
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28
9,
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9%
19
Jun
25
32% Feb
22
May 29
27
14
6
5% Jan
27
26% Nov
22
38 % Nov
20% May 29
15
30 V4 May 21
22 %
35
24% Jan
17
14% Oct 23
May 29
22% July 2
26% Feb
28
4
65 % Oct
12
34
May-31
50 % Dec
18
25
Oct
24
31% Nov
27% Sep
44 Vb Jan
25
34% Mar 10
51 Va Jan
74
4
61
Jan
3
81
75 Va Jan
5
Oct
80 %
08
Jan
75
July
•
23% Jan
36% Jan
26
30
Aug
6
3
Jan
4
3
71 % Jan
4
94 % Mar 16
86 Va Jan
5
July 18
83%
44% Dec
Nov
26
12
27
27
20
84
25
35% Feb
5
23% Jun
25
35% Feb
2
33
27
,78% Jan
3
May 10
21
31% July 13
Jun
22
32% Jail
37 Va Jun
25
15
18% May 28
97
95
May 29
Jun
22
120 Va Jun
1
71
2
51% Mar 29
25 Vb Jan
125
104
Jan
Mar
150 % Jan
19
19
9
22
28
35
Jun
21
Nov 27
43 vb Mar 22
50
20
30
Jun
25
40 Vo Mar 15
21
Jun
5
34% Jan
15
Jun
26
19% Jan
32% Jun
26
49% Feb
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30 Va May 28
8% May 29
Dec
Dec
14
34 Va Feb
23
27
47% Dec
15
11% Dec
14
30
Oct
31
39
12
16
Jan
6
21% Dec
35% Jan
3
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88
9
93
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6
16
46
23
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54
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23
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27
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27
27
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5
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110
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97
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100
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127
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100
71
71
72
73
73
73
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95
8
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20
39
31
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9
8%
8,100
38
38% Feb
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200
55
88
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32 Va Apr
213/4
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27
23.
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88
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37%
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page
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26
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21%
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class
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97
97
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95
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130
140
73
74
74
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42
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16
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Mead Corp common
4% %
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29
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;
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.
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30
341/4
87
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57
.
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55
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series.No par
1959
'
30
34
;
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323/4
2
17
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•
35
23%
9
31 % Apr 10
30
57
46% Jan
12
-
34%
23% Jan
29
2,700
56%
23
Apr
14.600
15%
33%
McGregor-Doniger
Jun
7,800
38%
15%
57
McGraw-Hill
23% Mar 12
9%
38
G
56
9
48 Va
9%
3,-200
32%
4
96
9%.
5,800
34
2,
30
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39%
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'
57
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&
54%
33%
36%
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common
Mach
30
31%
54%
36%
"
McNeil
29%
55
57
23 Va
McCrory Corp common.:
i
50c
3%% convertible preferred ___100
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30%
54%
•
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45
22V4
20
i'ootnotes,
1
McCord Corp
McKesson
30%
'
r
;
8%'
24
_______.No par
Co
(AG)
60
48%
138
32%
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1945
preferred
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conv
47%
138
55
4%
.1
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common.-.-..
3%%
4%%
48%
139%
21%;
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5
preferred
conv
93
36
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10
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!"
33%
25
2
&
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$3.75 preferred
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9,000
90
15%
'
5
&
Martin-Marietta Corp
$1.50 Conv
46
102
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54
Exploration
,1
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Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
McCall
45%
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90
31%
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Shirt
Inc
22,200
140
87
2%
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1
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30
<
15,900
22%
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92
47%
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473/b
102
.
92
139%
66,400
24%
20 3/8
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Jan
81% Jan
;
33%
91
28
...
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Maytag
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453/4
23%
19%
34%
21
Masonite
46%
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102
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'45,400
44%
..
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38%
17% Jun
Aug n
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21%
33% Jun
84
47%
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Marshall Field
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-
152,400
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45
22%
22%
22%
140
46%
900
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50
/
20
45%
91
99 ;
I
20%
423/4
-
29%
33 Va
(J Ray) & Co Inc.._._1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2 50
McGraw-Edison Co
"*
1
Feb
May 24
33% Feb
29
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20%
$3.40
21
34% Sep
0% Jan
lor
May 21
19
1
Jan
76
Jan
15
°0
29
Jun
series A
Inc
May Dept Stores
May 18
33 Vb Feb
19% Dec
30% Aug 21
83% May 17
93
49 Vb Dec
19
84
2
13
16
23% Jan
5
21
32% Mar 20
28
24
Jan
58 Va Jan
Jun
34% Jan
3
25% May 29
42v4 Jun 25
19 % Jun
27
21
2
14% Jun
July 25
161 Va May 22
89
28% Jan
77 Va Feb
43
Feb
May 28
46 % Mar 15
52 '
23%
'
Marquardt
10% Jun
107
45
3
13
77% Feb
24% May 22
120 Vb Nov
30% Jan
Aug 21
Feb
29% Jun
22% J an" 26
31
12
56
77% Jan
13
Dec~~4
39 % Apr
July 12
18 Va Jan
17
48% Jun
12% Jan
76
21
2P
"32%
5
50
Marine Midland Corp.
25
27
...10
1
Maremont
1
27
30 Vb Jun
79 Va Dec
3
24
Mar
%
103
>50%
36%
■
14%
87
Manning
9
28
15 Vb
40
87
Maracaibo
9 Vb Jun
72% Dec
6
7
33% Jun
Aug
Aug
19
25
preferred
Manhattan
Feb
Mar
4 1 a Jan
12% Jan
4% Jun
Forbes..!
Mallory (PR) & Co.....
28
100 VB
-
340
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Co Inc common...__.l
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9%
28%
44%
"
139
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47
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533/4
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101
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139
9
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:
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20
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i
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223/a
46
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50
1473/4
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-
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147 3/i
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,
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147 3/4
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823/8
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148
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,
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46
44
82%
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26%
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1
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80 Va
X
26%
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2,200
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300
5
48%
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,
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5
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,
4%
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27
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8%
26
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4%
263/a
10%
147%
;;
4%
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50%
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15%.
43/4
26%
27%
9%
.
147%
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4%
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12%
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16%
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16
1%
81%
5
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6
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20
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7
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16
6
16VB
203/4
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1
49
15
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■
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9%,
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6
16%
,
49%
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4,600
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9%
5
15,400
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Magnavox Co
56 % Mar 12
1
30% Jun
34% Jun
45%
27%
48%
Square Garden Corp com.l
60c convertible preferred_.No par
Magma Copper...
:
___lo
47% Mar 20
6
33 % Dec
3
/74% Feb
*35%
27%
;5
Madison
10V4 Mar 21
25
Dec
47% Nov
36% Jan
15
24%
45%
4,300
27%
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Inc common,.
preferred..
Madison
14%
24%
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253/8
45%
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26%
1%
1
pfd
Steamship
(RH)
15
15
25
27%
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26%
.
4%
100
X'XXx
4%%
27%
14,500
14%
21%
21 -:
15
20%
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17%
14%
21
:
290
20 3/8
5%
26%
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3 % Mar 27
25
May 29
27% July 19
3
30% Jan
Macy
171/4
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-
4
26
16
4%
com
6.400
21%
5%
1% X
28%
;
5,100
20 Va
16
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234,000
1,400
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26% "27
.-
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Mack
14%
43%
28
■
15
24%
81%
16%
1
preferred
&
26
.
25
*35%
15%
37
%
41%
27%
25%
3,200
81
:
17%.
15
27%
28%
500
14,000
15%
22%
"14%
84,800
X.
36%
%.
21%
-
*35%
-v
45%
1
preferred_w___100
E
(P)
%
*35%
preferred —______10o
D
5 % %
86
8
1% Jan
20
23
17
"
1
(M) &
Lukens Steel Co
45 Vb Jun
11
7% Jan
47% Feb
;
14%
23%
27 Vb
13%
24
25
...
Lowensteln
«44 Va Mar 15
52%
27%
,
81%
.5
IncL__X___
series
.;';v.x;'x
41% Dec
26%
26
-L
27% Jan
51 %
7,300
31
26%
27,000
33%
55
53%
r
70%
5,000
3.500
31%
34
27
-.26%
:
.
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34.t
34
54%
x 54%
30
69%
32%
31%
711/4
70%
x 32
4,400
30%
72%
69%
:
32
*33%
34
53%'
5
Inc.._.
conv
series
Lykes
69
,71%
5,500
59
29%
...
•
-36%
>
1
common
conv
Louisville
71%
X
_5
*
Louisville Gas '& El Co
24
18% Mar 28
77
Mny 17
•
"31%
__4
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
7%
69%
30%
33%
_io
Co.—
—
Industries
Lorillard
Mar 20
73%
-
33%
No par
Co..;,..
4.25%
4
40 <
>X
,
■:3i%
"
72
'67% £
26%
No par
series
4.35%
63% Feb .', 6
25% May 29
May 25
32%
31
-
"30%
.•/- 52%
__io
Long Island Lighting Co
5% series B prof erred
Mar 20
Dec
91 % Dec
'
32
•;
29%
5
non-cum
4.84%
31%
'
*33
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..s.
Loew's Theatres Inc
.
Mar 20
,
-66%
-
100
When issued
46Va Dec
52 Va Feb
Belt
3%%.
2
31
5
series- A____
preferred..
Lionel Corp
10
May 29
7%
Link
2
,
•
1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp...^..
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc.*.
2
57
26
14
,
3
31
53
60
•
.Liggett & Myers Tobacco
21% Oct
Dec
59%
,/Libby McNeil & Libby_.^
15% Jan
30
58 %/
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
22% Feb
236% Jan
3,500
58
10
Leonard
34 Va
39% Jan
44%
100 g
8
51% Aug 18
100
25%
%
17%
1
Mar 19
26
135
25%
43
~
,1.1.111
Refineries
300
17%
'
Paper
pfd
10
6,600
39
44%-
Corp..
conv
94
78%
*38
25%
_
Tire..
&
-
78%
17%
;
Feb
May 11
38%
91r
*92
43
___l
8
25% Jap
2
54% Mar 29
38%
92
:■
25%
Corp.....
Lehn & Fink Products..X__—
44% Jan
78%
:•
17%
71
Lehigh Valley RR
155 %
May 31
78
39
43
Lehman
6
92
77%
...
25%
1
7
110% Feb
,
77%
39
77%
16%
30
62
15
87%
*89ya
..
42%
Inc..———
9
17% Mar 12
95
91
25%
69%
13
25
*03%'
95
t
17%
*29%
43% Feb
40% May 29
,
26% Jan
Rubber
$1.50:
v
40
77%
*39 :
•
*89%
1
■
43
common.
Feb
7
31 % May 29
15
Jun 25
35% Mar 29
71
Nov 14
165% Dec
Co
35% Feb
May 29
73 % Jun
42% May ,9
56 Va Apr 17
44% Jan
27
'*93%'
76 V\
39
*89%
lOOVa
26
Coal <S? Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
:
111% Nov 22
152 Va Dec
6
10
22 % Apr
9
91
*98
16%.
Lehigh
8
1% Mar 16
4 % Jun 25
24% May 29
22 % May 29
9% Jun 15
30% Jan
40% Sep 26
23% Nov
9
Lee
*89%
80
-*86
Va
42%
Siegler Inc
Leesona
6
Feb
24
76 %
*38
-•
•'
•
95
*79
100
"
Gas
Lanvin-Parfums
Lear
91
"
80
87%
*98
25%
;
preferred
Lane Bryant...
3
*86'
100 Va
1,500
10%
Co..______
4.32%
15
15% Mar
6
26
May 29
48% AprT>8
146% Jan
Jan
*79
87%
*98
g
& Co.
Co
Laclede
9
80
*86
*89%
500
100
71%
42%
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
8
*79
87%
69
25%
Co______
.
5
12% Sep
36 Va Jan
1%
4
Oct
Jun
15 % .Tun
14
60
10
5% July
16
36% Dec
19
36% Jan
13% Jun
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
26 % Jan
3
May 29
13% Jun
2% Mar 21
16% Apr
33% Feb
12
13% Jun
,
8
20% Dec
2
31 Va Jan
105:
71%
15%
...
Wire
Sutherland
P
*98
'70%
42%
Industries
Kroger
105
105;
*98
69%
80
No par
f_
K
40 Vb Jan
40 % Mar
(SS)
(SH)
*79
69%
100%
i
Copper.
&
*
105
■
*'
*86
50c
preferred.
Korvette (E J) Inc.__.__
V
105
200
.100
107
,
30,800
25%
Co__'
;»'• Kroehler Mfg Co..
/
27
18
7
41% Dec
Mar 12
23
28
22% Sep
18
27
*98
68
•
*98
par
;
4%-
Kress
105
;*67
107
33%
i
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common.
Kresge
19% May 29
40% Mar
8
11
Dec
8
25 % Mar 12
20
11
21
36% Jan
25
11% Jun
25% Jan
11
11% May 29
Jun 25
6
11
45
Apr
25% Jun
16
34 % Apr
39% Dec
,57
1.
106%
33%
,
.8.75
Co
KLM
.
26
104%
80
*93 %
Co.—No par
Light
Co.__.l_:
49
87%
50
Kimberly-Clark Corp..______
King-Seeley Thermos Co..'
_
Mar 16
Feb
Kelsey Hayes
Keystore Steel
44% Mar 14
6
3
30% Jan
2Q
20
32% May 29
25% May 29
28
27% Oct
-34 % Jun
Electric
&
Kerr-McGee Oil
23
88
July
27
20% Jun
Oct
&
89%
*48%
100%
Kern County Land Co——.—.2.50
-
81
July 20
34% Nov
Jan
Till
27
6
44% Dec
Jan
Power
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
___u_.
i,
85
3
■
Gas
*79
,_10o
—
48% July 31
Jan
34 % Dec
Apr
Kansas
*87
49
*98
:
__100
preferred
89%
*48%
104%
*102
88%
r*86
__ioo
City Southern com!'— No
non-cum
3
49% Jun
9
11
7
78% Mar 16
30% Jun
29
27% Feb
26% Jun
4%
Kansas
;
4
33 Va Mar
29% Dec
131
50% May
26% Jan
23
May 28
13% July 2
33% Jun 27
7
14
13
3
14
Jan
Kansas
■
79 % Jan
16% Jan
os
24
40% Jan
24
3
42% May 23
93
Feb 10
24% Nov
28
preferred
67% May 29
60% May 28
May 16
57% May
4
76% Jun
78
loo
4.35%
34%
*86%
*48%
■
—100
4.20%
27% Jun
25
32% Jan
36
preferred
33%
88%
49%
*98
66
preferred
33%
49
33
90
*48 Va
103
*66
preferred
preferred—./
91% Apr
13
5
4
38 % Sep
*103
4.50%
41% May 22
33
*86%
„
105
95
27
3
25% Jan
4%
34%
"
*102
93% May 24
36% Jun 27
Jun
8
Mar 30
-
,
100
3.80%
May 22
preferred
32%
;89
48%
'
',48%
(ser of 1959) cony pfd—100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Kansas
3
Mar
90
May 28
14
.
■*85
50
:
convertible
Apr
101
8
.
v
31%
Corp___33%c
preferred...100
_
23
73% Jan
52
.
Oct
Chem
preferred
4%%
6
Dec
&
convertible
4% Vo
13
12% Jan
31 Va Feb
May 16
May 21
111
Alum
4%%
4% %
Dec
23
37 Va Jan
112
93
10
Kaiser
'
18
Nov
•
89
3.
Jan
101
50% Apr
7
89
27
68 Va Jan
36
Jun
96% Nov
6
34% Aug 25
87
103
Jun
122
Mar 15
37
98 Va Mar 19
May 19
87
75 Va Jan
100
24% May 29
"
35
8%
9
No par
22%
22%
22%
23%
221/4
22%
23
23Vb
23.
23%
10
19%
19%
19%
20%
20
20
20%
20%
20
20
5
34%
34%
34 %
36%
34%
35
34%
351/2
35 3/8
35%
10,200
preferred (1st series)...100
93%
93%
*91V2
93%
*91%
*91%
93%
*91 Va
93%
; 10
19
19'A
4,400
28%
283/4
6,800
Medusa Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common..
;
l
4% preferred series B
_Iioo
19;
19
27%
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•'
28%
84%
.
18%
19 V4
28 V4
28%
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84%
19
.
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84%
93%
19
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85
19
19
281/4
28%
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86
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NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
^Highest
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
28
18% May 28
28
Feb
Mercantile
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
60
Jun
25
Apr
20
86'A Dec
11
84% Jan
5
88'% May 25
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
Merck
94% Mar 23
75
9 % Jan
19% May 29
8% May 28
5
33 % Jan
Aug
3
13% Apr 20
15%, Dec 11
52 3/4 Jan
12
41% Jan
3
70% May
27% Jun
27
58% Feb
15
103/a Jun
25
157/8 July 10
79
3
8
87
Setf-
Jun~15
82% Jan
May 27
89 % Jan
97
78 Va Sep
84 y2 Nov
78
Sep
84 '/a
90
Jan
July
123/4 Jan
•
Mesabi
93 % Jan
2
S6
Mar 28
81
13
883/4 Jun
8
87
May 28
Jan
19
80
3
July
9
84
Jan
9
99
May
3
94
30% Jan
41 y2 Nov
3
293/4 May 25
39% Apr
10
58
9
43% May 29
58% Feb
14
99
93 Va Jan
Aug
Feb
101'/a May 24
58
Nov 17
39 'A Jan
,,95% Jan
55
303/4 Aug
19% Jan
3
1233/4 Dec
19
20
10.9 %
10'/4 Jan
6
163% Sep
4
i;
25
25
25
15
Miles
663/8 Dec
29
87% Jun
12
22% Dec
20
343% Sep
12
16 % Jun
35% Jan
4
3
21'% Oct
4
Apr
6
45% Apr 11
303% Mar 22
34Vs Jan
3
42"% Jun
3V2 Jan
3
37% Apr
20
34V2 Jan
44
4
,
>
2
3"lr
,t
Minnesota
7
Minn
4
Minnesota
&
453/i Apr
24
Minnesota
16
...
27
Feb
19
22
403/b Feb
9
Mississippi
25
4% Jan
3
Missouri-Kan-Tex
25
51% Mar
1
Missouri. Pacific
42
5
2% Jun
35% Jun
14
26a/4 Jun
42% May 15
22
Mar
8
5
62
Jan
71
Jan
26% Oct
3
3
Jan
133/4 Apr
4
Missouri
Public
Mohasco
Industries
69% May 11
,
Mar 28
; ,75% May 28
79
%
3
19% Apr
4
8% Dec
21
10 Va Jan
19
91/4 Jun
29
6 3% Dec
14
20
32'% Aug
1
31
3
Jan
15
Apr
19
Jun
13
22% Mar 20
73/4 Jun
15
11
'
5% Jun
35
Jun
39
MarlO
31
433% Nov 29
28
May 28
May 29
-J
25
' Feb
23
8% Feb
15
583% Aug 23
.
'
'!"■•. 3 % %
20
.Class
•'39% Jan 30
26
26% July
343/4 Mar
3
26
253/b Jun
27
37 % Apr
11
Montana
33% Mar 13
■.)
'
9% Sep
21
17% Feb
15
8% Jun
25
12% Feb
28
25
375/b Feb
16
18% Jun
25
36% Jan
22
Morrell
28
28y4 Apr
20
11% May 29
183/4. Jan
15
Motec
22
11% Jan
3
20% Mar IT
10
9
44% Dec
29
16V4Jan
4
413/a May 31
20% Jun
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
30 y4 Dec 11
20 % May 29
100
May
3
51% Jun
89% Mar 14
27
May 29
17% Jan
5
•.
163/4 Feb
413/4. Jan
4
21
32
18
54% Dec
11
1124% Dec
20
26% Dec
4
16
July
26 y4 Oct
3
33 Va Dec 26
22
Jun
45% Jun
Mar 26
28 % Jan
May 28
Jan
44
29
26
553/4 Mar 30
9
29
Feb
18% Apr
59 y2 Mar
10
Jan
3
26% Jan
27
;&
M S L Industries
•1,
Mueller
v
Brass
Murphy
>
56%
25%
25%
26%
16%
16
17%
89 J/4
92%
90
943/4
88%
79
80
79
79
78%
79
Corp..
Murray
Corp
Natiqnal
National
12
National
Aviation
May 29
31% Jan
45% Apr
May 29
18
National
1323/4 Jan
2
2934 Feb
5
7
National
23
30 3/4 May
11
22
92 y2 Feb
27
Jun
72
25
833/4 Jan
52
Aug
1
47
5
3
33% Nov
9
4
22 3/4 May 29
5% Jan
53'/a May
90 y2 Aug
78
3
Sep
97'
5% Jun
12
1313/4 Dec
27
93% Jan
-
5
Natl
127% Jan
28
36% Aug 30
55% Oct 25
4
Jan
%| May
136% Mar
5
24% Jun
4
164
32
7
17% Nov
15% Jan
19% Nov
•
22% Jan
6
6
12%
12%
13%
13%
131/4 .V
49%
52
47%
501/4
;
16% Dec
11
9% Jan
24
16'/a Jun
5% Jan
3
22% Jan
26
29V2Jan
6
36'/a Jan
3
54% Nov
15
74
Jan
13
21% Jan
3
80
Mar
••'■
4,500
22
21%
21%
21
21%
20 %
21%
20,200
35%
353/4
353%
35%
35.%,
35%
7,100
31%
20 y4
20 y4
20%
20%
20 3%
6.25
__1
,8%
3
&
Dec
1
84% Feb
76% Sep
63 % Jan
7
53% Jun
pfd
preferred
$4.50
7%:
:
?'
series
Fuel
25
Jan
65%
3
Aug" I:
39% Aug 28
3
Jun
Lead
Co
*75%
76
75%
75%
*75%
76
16 %
17
17%
17%
17V4
181%
18%
*7%
*83/b
8%
6 % "• preferred
6%
61/4
6%
6 3%
63/a
*6 Va
%.
200
38%
39%
38%
38 %
37%
38%
36%
37%
57.300
.33%
34%
' 34%
3,200
Neptune
Newberry
6
33
343%
34%
32%
32
32%
32
233/B
23%
23 3/8
233/4
23 5%
24
26%
26%
271/4
283/a
27'%
New
Jersey
86 % Feb
Newmont
20
>28%
Jan
1
12%
12%
12%
123/4
125%
53
563/4
"75% Jan
38% Jan
68
Sep
5,800
3,100
21%
22
22 %
22%
233%
23%
2'4%
23%
24
7,500
23
23
23
23
1,100
253/4
26
25%
25%
22%
23
23Vb
23
23
23%
23%
24%
25'%
24%
25
52
523/4
52%
53%
52%
53%
521/a
53
53
53%
16
16%
16 %
17
16%
17
17
173/B
16%
17
25 Va
25%
253/4
25%
253% '•
25%
25%
25 %
253/4
25
1
%
71 %
Sep
75% Mar
14
-76% Jan
3
83
6-
71% Jun
Mar 17
79
82
Jan
6
88
Apr
3
Jan
4
109
Dec
5
Jan
85
103
104
103 % Mar
98
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
30
1
Nov
6
28
733/4 Feb
27
79
2
86
i 9
Jun
29
21
117
24
12
Nov
133/4 Jan
28
Jan
0
18
24
87
Mar 14 "
21
12
28
Jan
11
20
30
103
Jan
5
108
Oct
108% Jan
' 5
112
39% July 19
27% Jan
Jan
12
83
Jun
27
82
July
83
30% Dec
3
23% Jan
4
21% Jan
4
41%. Jan
6
For
13
-
footnotes,
North
30
25
North
American
Car
2
North
American
Coal
Norris-Thermador
American
Corp.,
preferred—
preferred
44% Jan
4
Northern
373/4 Mar 16
Northern
•
•
783% Mar 23
May 11
91% Apr 24
May 29
35
26
May 29
173/4 Jun
■<*••
see page
33
23.
25
May 29
93 %
May 31
93
Apr
3
33 % Jan
31
36
Feb
5
Mar 29
313/8 Jan
59 % Jan
2
2
5
%% '
Corp
.•
85%
49
49
49
49- ■••.,
I
26%
27Vi
26%
26%
t
6°%
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86
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6 3/4
.
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163%
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26
26V4
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40%
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73 %
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87
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t
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41%
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135 Va
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29
40
393/4
40
313/4
31%
31%
16%
16
161/4
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
16%
183/4
17%
18%
17%
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153/4
75
f
4(fc
31%
30O
2,200
26.800
16'%
16 Va
1,100
16%
16'A
16%
6,500
17%
17%
17.%
2.000
>
11%
12 Va
113%
11%
9%
9%
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9-%
1,100
153/4
16 %
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_100
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74%
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23
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6
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7
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4
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30
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8
25
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11
30
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25
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74
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28
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29
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6
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28
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88
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7
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109
56
57%
5
1
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14
53
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May 29
109% Jan 15
9
89
5
preferred—L,
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Northern
86% Dec
July 11
83 3/8 Jan
4.85%
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25 % May 29.
89
5
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May 22
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56
75,
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100
,
15
108
6
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preferred
76
50% Mar 22
■
preferred—J
72 % Jan
48 %
54
■
413/4
100
4.10%
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54%
'
22%
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preferred.—
2
38% Nov
10
72
Jun
preferred—-J
3.90%
27
102
113% Mar 13
12
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May 25
•
100-i—.1
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34 % May 29
12
106
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24
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65% Jan
69
3
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25
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6 3/4
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May 29
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48
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22
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165/s
-
15
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343/8 May 15
833/8
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9
3
82 VB
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26
4
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84
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30
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29,300
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100
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22
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May 29
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633/4 Dec
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77
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9
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8
July 18
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75 :•••
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9
.
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4934
14
1
1
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107 /
27
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111/2
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May 17
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4
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21
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19
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14
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23
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18
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100
24
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27
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:
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;
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37
;
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.
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9
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Apr
55
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47,900
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—
convertible
55%
12%
53%
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5,500
34
33% Jun
72
57
3.200
3,900
13'%
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555/8
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34
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13%
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12%
34
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48% Aug
33,200
9'%
21 »/4
123/4
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'3
2734
9
20'%
21%,
12%
19% Feb '26
23
11
263%
9
20%
34
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Air
Brake—
5
h
:<
12%
26
14
27%
8%
13
Newport
2
8%
21%
34
26
81% Feb
27%
27%
8%
21
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Y
9Vb
21%
11%
1% Jun
443/4 Nov
11/200
333%
8% Jun
3
24%
12%
24
8
243%
333/4
30
Jan
4,000
2.41/8
33
23
33/s Jan.
32%
11%
8 3/8 Jan
2
8%
89 %
39% Mar 21
1 % May 31
34%
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4% Jan
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21
34 V4
323/4
11%
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7
27
35%
24
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21
100
2
4
Dec
&
(J J)
England
4%
12
1% July
*35
•.
32%
21
'i'Jsj
preferred
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41% Jan
10
r
33/4 %
May 15
8%
8%
1
England
20% Jan
1
54%
:.
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New
14
:•;•
32
•
32
6
34
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New
12
22
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11 '/a
common
Co
Bros
9
May 29
100
9
6%
1
Service
Corp
Neisner
2
Jun
9,500
32%
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Nautec
52
10% Jun
2% Dec
•
26
*8%
10O
18
No par
B——i_
Linen
Na tom as
12
28
9
20
76
18
10
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National Sugar Ref Co^_,
Mar 19
Mar 21
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38'%
5
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Mar 22
'■-•/
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66
37 Va
20%
—
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46
8%
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—5-:
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National
22
27
20,100
9%
3,500
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Co
National
15% July 18
3.30O
9V4
66
671%
Corp_^
preferred
National
20
35% Jun
20%
*66
Co_,
2
54% Jan "
201%
9%
(conv)
-
Gas
16
96
20%
9%
671/4
Co
General
26% Mar 27
5
2OV4
9
!
Gypsum
50 % Feb
36 % May 29
2,000
203%
*66
preferred———
25% Jan
27
85
43% Jan
32%
9%
Corp com_5
of-1951-!
100
93/4 Mar 29
23
86
79% Jan
32%
■'. / 67%
Cliem
223/8 Jan
81% Mar
32%
9
I
23% Feb
May 29
32%
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Chemical
May 29
19% May 29
4.300
32
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Co
U36
3
38
87/a
Steel
75
27% Nov 28
2%
76
83/B
1.400
37%
67%
Co
Starch
Jan
353%
3
12,100
;
38%
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2
National-Standard
-•
2%
17%
38%
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,
National
■
;
'
' '
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No par
National
2
V
3
100
8
27
355%
31%
30
July
1,400
2,400
93,500
213/b
303/4
10
15%'-Jun
I314
50
21
31
45% Feb
32
131/4
49
35%
35
31
50% Apr
11% Jan
131%
51%
*20%
38%
35% Jan
21
13i%
493%
40%
2%
2
5 % May 28
10% May 29
83/a May 29
9
13,100
21.200
V
37%
Co
4 % %
National
:
30
24 % Feb
79
371%
38%
22
22
•'
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190
2.400
13,600
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2%
25
29
89%
38%
Jun
May 29
17 »,4
87%
2%
Jun
15% Jun
16%
93%
79
38%
Jun
15
27% May 15
10% Apr
5
29 y4 Apr 28
21
17%
78'/a
37%
27
15 % May
173/8
90%
; 23/4
36
20
24% Sep
6
173%
92
16%
2%
27
•
28%
17
Register—
Distillers
National
9
Apr
28'%
■
17%
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Corp
Cash
National
3
98
28%
"
37%
City Lines Inc
Dairy Products
National
9% Mar 27
May 28
151% Jan
2
8
f
2
973/4 May
27%
' '
4.80O
40%"
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Corp
4'/*%
Mar 23
56% Jan
68
33% Aug 17
3
54
303/4 Jan
25
373/4 Jun
3
154% May 18
124% Aug 15
28% July 21
1146% Dec 27
Apr
99% Dec
3
23% Jan
17
65% Aug 17
1
26
148% Sep
'
9% Apr
3
25
Jun
27Va
-
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17
Castings Co_^
National
303/8 Apr 23
92% May 25
2
7
Jan
'
46% July
23% Jan
Can
National
22% May
78% Nov
26'%
56%'
49%
5 •/!
Co
Biscuit
National
18
9
98
56%
37
___
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National
4
27
4
82% Aug 25
24
Jan
20
59% Jan
"
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71% Jun
-25%, Jan
46%
98'%
55%
40
Airlines_<_—.
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4 6 3%
98 Va
56%
'
23
33% Apr 12
263/4 Feb 28
4
46%
98%
47%
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62% Mar 16
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
■
46'%
98%
56%
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18% Apr
30
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f
98 Va
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17i%
of America
25
23% Oct
-18% Oct
48
25.600
37
;
193/4 May 29
5
47
31%
39%
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11% Jun
9 5/8
47
98%
56
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98%
31%
16%
1
8
33
81
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5
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12
>
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98
31 3g
37
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333%
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11% Mar 29
7
84%
17%
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2
30
46%
98%
56 %
153/4
No par
FUet Supply
22
17% Dec
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303%
37%
Inc—
9% Jan
142 y2 Nov
50
84%
37
Co,—
43 Va Jun
4
2 O
97
40
;
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1
•61% Jan
88
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25
4
8% Aug 10
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97
31
98 Va
8.800
88
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98i%
30%
25
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16 3/4 Aug
4
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31%
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363/4
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31% Jan
2
Jan
98%
31
'
17
;
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9'/a Nov
47
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31%
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81
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47
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v
98
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3,400
33,100
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39%
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Wheel
Mountain
20
~
84'%
81
3 8 34
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97
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14 %
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81
33%
14%
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95%
84%
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3
(John)
34% Jan 22
•
22
88
31
14%
17
Co_—
Industries
Motor
19
293/4 Mar 21
95%
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37%
337a
36 %
A__
Power
Motorola
19
May 29
88
37%
14%
393/4
„—
""
4
*86%
98
Mining & Chemical— '
American
Shares—,——1,000 lire
Montgomery Ward & ,Co
No par
Moorb-McCoi-mick Line?——
12
17% Dec
68'/4 Sep
87
365%
33
.
Montecatini
25 % Sep
'29% Jan
15%
46 %
Inc. common__5
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
42% Mar 26
22% Jun
1
35i%
33%
14%
•
:
30% Dec
343%
32%
15%
A_No par
-
B—:
Monsanto
2
37
35%
15%
36%
Machine: Tool
> Monon RR class
52%' Jan -2
37% Jan
Service
preferred
IV Monarch
35%
323/4
15%
5
preferred-,
"4.20%
34%
32
16%
Missouri Portland Cement Co
2
79
k
41.400
393/4
RR
RR. class
11% Apr. 19
253/4 Jan
24,000
12%
2.50
Co
Fuel. Corp
River
7% May 29
: 66
July 13
133% Jan
441% Jan
25
10%
12%
No par
Paper
Light
Development
73% Mar 29
4
>4/
18% Jun
9,000
10%
12%
*553/4
_100
Corp
Mission
23'%
10%
12%
1
&
21
28
323/4 Jun
6
22%
10%
12%
'303/5
No par
Ontario
Jun
Jun
Mission
10%
12%
♦97
—2
Mfg
19
4
19% Jan
&
10 3%
12%
80
Philipp
Power
44 % Feb
Mining
11
12%
97
Enterprises Inc___No par
70 % Feb
24% Jan
231%
10%
11%
84%
5
convertible preference
27
223%
103^
*82
Corp—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
143/4 Mar 12
89
23
♦95%
10
Inc-
Ciiem
31.300
*86%
22 %
87
100
34
5% Mar 27
50% Nov
&
1,700
70%
23%
143/4
_10
Laboratories
Minerals
22%
69 %
89
22%
100
common
22%
71 '/a
22% 4
100
100
100
preferred
May 29
34
35% Jan
Corp
22%
70%
*86%
34
pfa_100
Inc
•Shares
22%
89
31
.'
__1
series...
703%
*86'%
89
the Week
July 13
10 %
No par
series,
69 5%
72%
%
23
11%
Corp—,
Oil
*86
Friday
July 12
22 5%
"
int
_
Utilities
1st
Midwest
2
,
933/4 Jan
South,
,5%■%
"
12% May 29
41 % Jun I5
Inc
Inc—.
Midland-Ross
.
Mar 19
133% Jan
78% July 11
-
Middle
8
5
403/4 Feb
Jun
753/8 Jun
23
Sep
70% Feb
14
1703% Mar 10
971/4 Dec
2
benef'cl
of
70%
89
Sales for
Thursday
July 11
22%
5
preferred
preferred
4.45%
4
101% May 22
2
Jan
223/4 Jun
■
Scott
&.
693/4
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 10
22
223/4
213%
'•
25c
12.50
Metropolitan Edison. 3.90%
4.35% preferred ' series
', ;
3.85% preferred series
,3.80%
♦86%
Co
Metro-Gold Wvn-Mayer
■
21%
68 %
common
Tuesday
'
July 9
1.83%
16%c
Linotype Co
Machine
Metromedia
May 11
46 Va Apr
Inc
Trust—Units
Mesta
Par
No par
Inc
Merritt-Charraan
31
3
,
Co
Monday
-
,
1
preferred
Mergenthaler
2
59% Mar 10
93/r May 29
32% Jun 27
143/b Jan
3
Stores
Co
&
$3.50
3
45 % Jan
11
LOW AND
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
19
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
i.? i
ww > i»
36%
89
23%
22%
23V»
25.600
28
271/4
27%
7.100
29%
*28'%
29'.%
20%
20%
*20'%
21
37
38
.
36%
37%
200
SOO
10.900
•e
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
20
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
(232)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 19G1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Monday
July 10
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 9
STOCK
YORK
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
July 12
July 11
July 13
the Week
Shares
o
49 Va Jan
Ohio
2
Edison
35% Jan
3
52 Vi Nov
16
38
May 28
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
98
May 15
4.40%
Jan
80% Jun
29
86
Mar 26
3.90%
18
4.56%
89
83% Nov
3
Jan
79
8
93 Va Jan
3
100
Dec
27
97% July
3
13
95
Nov
22
95% Jan
18
Apr
103
90 % Jan
100
36V4 Jan
19
16% Apr
12
Aug
4
85
May 29
36
4
45% Aug
5
337/a Jan
30 % Jun
25
45% Mar
16% Jun
28
18% Apr
4
88 % Jan
31
94% Jun
25
41
Feb
26
,'Jun
25
41 % Jan,
Dec
42 % NoV
22
Dec
11
52% Aug
7
26
39% Jan
17
59 % Oct
5
56% Jan
4
Nov
27
May 28
45% Jun 25
17% Oct
24
28% Feb
20
13% May 28
26% Dec
32% Aug 24
39
82
28
Outboard
Outlet
2
19
Jun
14
25% Jan
50
Jun
27
87% Feb
13
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
28% Jun
22
43
82% Oct
26
104
Sep
18
120% Apr
3
43% Dec
18
106
24% Mar
19
3
Sep
26% Jan 1
4,
87% Jan
6
98
14 % Jan
13
12% Oct
5
Apr
11
101 % Feb
5
15
16 % Jun
26
25
' Jan
2
Pacific
American
3
95/8 Jun
15
153/8 Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
Gas
26
25
May 29
36% Feb
20
65% Oct
20
47
May 29
60 % Jan
2
Pacific
Lighting
4
26 % May 29
393/8 Jan
2
Pacific
Telep
Teleg
141% Jan
5
3
142%. May 29
5% Jan
3
8% May 16
,
163/4 July
7
24
26 3/a May 15
13% Dec
14
19
Mar 22
23% Dec
28
5
3
Packard-Bell
12
Pan
25
245/a Feb
12
Pan
Jun
16
6
20
59 % Nov
22
86% Jan
5
953/4 Nov
24
92
Jun
19
975/8 Feb
8
18
11
36 % Jun
25
58 % Feb
16
32% Oct
25
853/4 Apr
443/4 Apr
25
30
Parke
11
Peabody
21
35
23% Jan
9
27
28
235/a Jun
15
27
21
26
3
Feb
37% Apr
5
28% Jan
3
14
Cement
Penn
Co
48% Jan
3
523/a Jan
17
37
20
6
May 29
Penney
41
Jan
2
41% Jun
25% Jun
14
34% Feb
20
40
283/4 May 29
38 % Mar 22
98% Mar
6
106 % May 25
4%%
95
3
1013/4 May 25
11
9
943/t Sep
90 5/8 Jan
19
101 % Jun
5
973/4 Jun
Dec
Jan
11% Jan
3
18% Dec
10% Jun 27
323/8 Jan
3
59
33
18% Feb
Dec
27
Jun
Pennsylvania
Penn
2
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
39 % May 29
27
50% Jan
24
37
51
July 24
59% Nov
8
34
May 28
63% Apr
20
25
Jun
22
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23
43% Jan
12
Dec
12
99
26
19% Dec
14
13% Jun
25
19% Jan
49% Apr 20
5 % May 25
20% Jun
25
42
Feb
13
2'A Jun
25
35 % May 29
15% Sep
32'A Sep
76100
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
53% Nov
24
Jan
47% Jun
46% Jan
3
29
65% May 16
35% Nov 27
25
Sep
12
103 % Mar 29
98
Jun
80% Sep
22
85
Mar. 1
82
July 10
5
100
Dec
6
96
Jan
8
102
July
-
May 29
96
3% Mar 30
.
Aug 14
104'A Mar
66% May 29
3
125
7a% Jan
30
86
% Jan
12
83% Mar 16
25
Nov
May
82% Jun
8
81
106
Jan
Jan
87% Mar 27
84% Feb
19
3
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
42% Jun
14% Jan
16% Jun
27
26 % Apr
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
44J/4 Jun
25
69
Jan
4
94
Feb
3
99
100
Jan
15
38
51 %
Sep
Dec
20
39% Jan
10
18% Jan
3
Feb
97
28
27
6
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
27
68 % Oct
27
36'A Jun
59% Mar 14
22
23
72
11
81
Apr
21
Jan
Jan
26%
25 A
53%
27
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10/a
38
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,.-13%
Ry Co
Co
,
„
1
8
16 % May 15
55%
54%
31%
12,500
32
144
14,000
100
...
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17%
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18
11%
10%
11
12%
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7,600
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39,3(0
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14,000
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3,000
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6,300
;
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50
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45
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10
10Q
2,900
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
131
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62% Dec
8
28% Apr
3
79% Feb 28
9% Oct
30
17% May 17
44
Aug
61
11
9% Jan
4
27
54
Jan
24
38
Jun
21
55% Jan
24
27
19% Jan
8
Feb
13
116 Va Mar
6
122
79% Dec
14
44% Jun 25
78
Dec
13
88
Nov
8
5
135
69
9
107
120
—
__
13
238% Nov
19
33% Jan
Mar 15
43
Jan
Jan
,
44% Jun 25;
25% July 2
81% Jun
14
Jan
Jan
130
v
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/
2
'
3
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'
4
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"
.
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221
Jan
May 29
21
Jan
95% Mar
50
Poor
4
16
56% Jun
25
92% Jan
2
20Va Jun
25
32% Apr
19
707/8 Nov
14
49Va May 29
69
17
—
32
May 28
47% Mar
Apr
3
30% Apr
6
29Vs Jan
2
31% May 14
8
87
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
3
88'/a Nov
17
87
Jan
2
92y2 Nov
22
,
94»/a May 7
97
May 21
86
Jan
10
102
Jan
3
104% Jun
28
106
Nov
22
108'/a Dec
7
--
—
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7
78
21% Jan
9
23Va Apr
22% Nov
21
May 17
Mar 29
90y2 Jan
104
Jun
22
29
106
Jun 29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
110% Feb 15
33% Apr 25
79% Apr 11
24% Apr
13
24
Feb
8
16
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14./ May 12
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5% Jun 28
84
33/8 Jan
3
43'/a Oct
11
31 Vs May 29
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—
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—
42
Jun
12
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27
39% Jun
14
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17
96
Dec
13
145
Sep
H19
23
Jun
18
May 29
Jun
29
10ya Feb 21
88
.
&
Gamble—
No par
of
Colorado——5
Service
Co
4.08%
'
preferred
4.18%
'4.30%
preferred
5.05%
"i
-
100
100
100
100
100
preferred
„
preferred-
5.28%
preferred—
Public Serv Co
3%%
;
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of
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—100
preferred
4.32%
4.10%
25
25
preferred
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
Pullman
15
60
May 29
91'/a Feb
18
139
July 13
Pure
Inc
6'A
6V4
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
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91
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105
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10
Jan
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Public SerV: Elec & Gas com_Nopar
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28% Jun 25
15
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•
10
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3
4
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7
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109
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8:
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lOOVa
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Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sfpref-100
5
Dec
_1
10
Polaroid Corp.
& Co
1
22
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\
3
14
92
4
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3
28
25
May 11
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3
73
28
Jun
'
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22% Mar 30
3
Apr
"
9
96 '/a Jan
17% Jan
12% Jan
6% May 29
20
Jun
5
88
67% Feb
21 '/a Nov
3
7% guaranteed, preferred
100
129% 130
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
17%
18
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
;
10
r >
48
-48%
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
;
7% " 7%
5% preferred class A
100
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39%
5%% 1st series prior pfd
—100 r
39j% 39%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
-100
25
25
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
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Pittston Co (The) common
1 ■; '
49
49%
<
$3.50 convertible preferred
75 -.v. ,,j - *90 92
Plough Inc
2.50'/ '"..V, .'.55% 56%"
When issued1.25
28%
28%
May 1
29% Feb 16
139
37
5
Feb
19
15% Jun 22
47% Jun 27
12
Dec
Jan
127% Jan
Jan
55% Jan
175
21
65% Jan
46'/a July 21
113
Nov
80
10%
10/a
41 A
40%
-
17%
20%
10 A
500
6,500
f,
18
11%
54%
9,400
'
'/.
' 100
29%
145
.-
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94%
41 A
42
32%
27 A
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,
7,700
73% 100V4
6%
•
27%
20
20
31%
26%
25/8
26%
20%
17%
11%
*143
-32
*99- ;
30
,
22
86 % Mar
12% Jun 22
18'A Mar 16
_
Jun
11
65% Mar 19
14% May 29
77 % May 29
88
23
2
41 % Jan
27% Apr 24
88% Mar 21
81% Aug 23
75
Dec 27
12% Oct
Dec
6
24%
50
27%
25 A
;
1,770
55%
100%
31 %J
4,400
14,500
-35,500
,20
72
10.0%
48,300
'
;is% /
193/4'
11%
_
5
25
17%
'
"52%
.
'
100
...
2
4
Jan
73
-
31
81
112 % Jan
25
525/8
43%
& Coke—No par
-100
/
—33%c
Corp
1/
Eastern
.
13
Apr
5
98% May 17
5
35% Jun
24
3
78% Jan
15
88
8
37
-
20
72
.
34% Mar 20
102% Feb
37
15/
35%., : 365/8
29%
41%
25 Va
50
11%
37 A
1.5%
30%
10%
33%
99%
99% 100%
'
..
57"% Mar 15
62% Jan
6
29
33% Jan
84'A Nov
25
-
*'■
12%
18%
553A
y
%•
53
100%
•
>
17 %
11%
29%
54%
32
9%
20%
41
.52%
,3,060
30%
41%
53%'
„
101% July 13
15
30% Jun
31
66 % Jan
,
&
Pepsi-Cola
2
15
1
91% July
Peoria
2
20
94% Feb
7
Jan
58
Inc
Stores
Peoples Gas Light
30
16
Nov
3
100
Apr
56% Feb
3
Jun
51 % May 29
36
May 29
37% Jan
3
■
Drug
',
29%
41%
*:"Y .*99
11%
17%
55
*93
40%
27 A
32'A
99%
"%
99
V
I
31%..V
100
12%
183/8
55s/8
94%
41%
25%
52'A
40%
31%
33
■
30 3/b
45
- 44
45"%
44
44%
44%
40%-" ,.40% 40Va
*40%. 40%.
; '40%
42
- r 41%
43
; 41%. 42% r/ A:.
.41%
Perkin-Elmer
31%
*.
32% 33% . . 32% 32%
; .
33%
Permanente Cement Co common
1
.14
: j;,xl3%
14%'ff
14 .
14%
14
5%
convertible
preferred—50
52%
52%
*51% , 52% .
52% 52%
. ;
-. 52%
Pet Milk Co commonNo par-V
....-'42
- 43
'., .43%
44% • « 41% 42%
* . ' ".,42%
4%%
preferred
100
/
*100% 102
.
101
101 <
*99% 101%
• ,' *100%
Petroleum Corp of America1
14%
14%
; 15% -15% f
15"% 16% y
...; 16Pfaudler Permutit Inc—
;
5
•>,,
22%22%
7 /23%
24%
23% 23% ,y ■ / ' 7 ■
24%
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
5
2%
-'.2%7 2%
2"% ...
2%
2% ,
2%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
33%c 7
39
- 40%
,7 40%> 41%
40% 41% 1 • ;
" ; 40%
Phelps-Dodge Corp.12.50
"■ Y 50% -52 -;
50% 52% y ; 51 . .51% ;■
50%
Phila Electric Co common
:Nopar
-\
"29%
29"%
29% 30%
29% 30y4
29%
4 40%
preferred—
100
;
*101Va 103
101% 101%
,101% 101%.,
*101%
3 80%
preferred—
I~— 100
82%
83 y
.
82
83% 783% 84
*83%
430%
preferred—
.100
*96%
98'
-'97 / 97
r-" >*96%'; 98
*96%
4.68%
preferred
100
*102
103
*102
103
102
102
102
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
39%41V4
42
>44%
42% 44
; :
43
Philip Morris Inc,common
5
/, Y • 7374%
73 .
74%
73 /, 73%
;
71%
4% preferred
100
83
83
*83%- 84% •.
*82
83
...
.
*83%
3.90%
series preferred
100
*83 84
;
84
84
.
x82% 823A
*82
Phillips PeUbleum_
:
—5
44%
45% • »:. ,<45%- 46% • ,
45% 46% ' "
45%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
18%
18%
19%/ 19% '
19% 19% f
19%
Plllsbury Co common-.:
No par
47%
47%
47% 48%
46% 47
'47%
$4 preferred
No par
*98
100
,
*98
100
*98% 100
*98
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
22
22%
23
24%
23
23%
22%
Pltney-Bowes Inc_
2
39%
41%
41
43%
41
43%
43%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
16
16
16%
16%
16% 16%
16%
$5
convertible
preferred
No par
*76%
78
*76%
78
*77
78
78
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
No par
*71
77
*71
77
*71
73,
75
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
13
13%
13% 137/a
13% 14 'V
14%
52"% Mar 19
Sep
46
HV4
r
100
preferred
series
Peoples
36
11
5
Glass
&
Pennsylvania, JftR
543/4 Jan " 2
10 A
42
41 %
30%
27%
10
Corp
10%
42
41
*30
*27'A
32"%
99%
99
102
.1
53%
31 A
143% 143%
6%
6'A
17% 17%
10
27
25 A
25%
19%
20
10 ,b
41 A
19%
^9Vb
1
Sand Corp
Light com—No par
preferred
100
Power
25%
I9'/*
5
Co
Chemicals
4.40%
30% Dec
243A
191/o
50
1
3
1
common
preferred
(JC)
Pennsalt
25
26%
26
1
Corp
Inc
conv
23 % Jun
26 3/4 Jan
48
Fruit
24%
50
253/a
*25
1
Penn-Dixie
2
55%
93%
393/8
39
24
50
25
Ford
&
4
17
93%
5
Industries
Tool
19 % Jan
May 31
/
__1
Corp
preferred
prior
27% Jan
4.68%
■
No par
common
10% July 10
14
Inc
,
9%
11%
17%
54%
*93
40%
243/4
50 %
9%
11%
17 A
, ll'A
,29%
17 %
11% ; ,
30% . "
54%
535/8
313/4 31%
143% 143%
6%
6%
18
,,
18%
17%
9%
11%
163/4
54%
No par
Co
18% Jun 29
40
17%
No par
conv
Penick
6
70c
1
Co
&
Coal
Pendleton
Mar 29
24
1433A
6
100
9
45% Nov
4
Jun
143%
303/a
*983/4
*17 %
11%
293/8
17'A
11%
293A
53%
31%
50c
Line
Pipe
27
235/a May
49% Apr
59% Nov
41
% Jan
33
14
18
Dec
15% Jan
26
Jun
*17
*11%
29%
53%
30%
5
72%
*100y4
30O
36%
15" ■■
19%
V*.
53
71%
'
20%
52%
31 %
94
52
20
100 %
4,600
17
*92
53%
?
,
15.%'
75
99% ".99%
37%
*16 3/8
94
"
-
53%
100 %
37%
17
40 3%
55
21
'•311
30%
100 ""
11,300
35%
■
40%
,14%
40%
295/B
;;
29%.
72%
•73
29%
*99
35%
53
; 20%
100
100
1
Corp
of America
Pictures
Davis
5%
2
28% July 12
May
71%
No par
Transportation
Parmalee
22% Jun
54
preferred
31
7
Apr
4%
Jan
5
35% Dec
21
53
Electronics
East
Paramount
38 3/4 Mar 15
433/4 Jun
3
20%
com__14 2/7
Sulphur
World Airways
Amer
753/4 Apr
19
12
603/4 Nov 22
225/8 Jun
Sep
19% Jan
15%
American
Panhandle
593/4 Mar 14
453/8 May 29
14%
373/4
610
96%
*92
•
13,000
40%
*16%
39%
'
40
41%
375/a
•
•
53%
•15%
,
'
'
28 %"
30
29
14%
100
Packaging Corp.
Jan
23"% Mar
35%
.".36%
55
5
Consolidated
Tin
36
*
37%
413/4
*95
96%
40 3/8
94
403/4
100
*95
16%
*92
393/8
preferred
153/s Jan
533/8 Jan
393/8 Juiy 19
&
10% Jun 25
24% Aug 30
12 % Nov
8
Pacific
22
18 3/a Dec
16% Sep
6%
12
2
8% Jun
26
7% Jan
*16%
53%
10
Corp
48% Apr
1583/4 Feb
363A
16%
94
52%
Aggregates Inc_5
343/8 Dec
5 % May
37%
16%
,383/4
Corp
&
3
Apr
40%
363/4
28 V
'
96%
40
50%
Electric
&
23
177
*96
*92
42%
*99
41%
35%
.27
No par
Jan
21
99
No par
30% Jan
52
270
99
99
99
96 3/8
16%
94
35%
Flberglas
Pacific
33 % Dec
230
82%
38%
Corp
Marine
16
Mar
95%
81%
3.125
:30c
preferred
$5
95
82%
*
Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—0.25
4%
preferred
—100
Oxford Paper Co common—
115
Mar 23
96
82
40
36
16 Va
Corp—5
Co—
Owens-Corning
97% Jan
July 11
243/4 Jun
18
.
95%
82%
*95
40
♦92
Utilities—/10
Orange & Rockland
Otis
Elevator
3
1
96%
35%
20
—100
7.50
preferred—
Natural Gas
Mathieson -Chemical
OUn
♦95
common_5
Co
4.24%
3
Jan
76
Electric
&
preferred
41
96%
*81%
99
99
39%
423/s
*95
82
99
*98%
No par
Oklahoma
23
54% Jan
35
;
Gas
4%
23
102% Mar 22
16% Jan
76
Okla
8
29% Jun
90
Nov
Oil
!
Co
Ohio
8
20
17% Mar 15
49
preferred
preferred
preferred
413%
96%
*81
81%
80 Va
423/4
96%
96%
*96
100
100
100
100
42%
41
40%
15
common
preferred
4.44%
May 16
45% Mar 14
Co
23
900
2,200
•
10
5,000
•'/
•
100
4,000
2,900
317,600
1,800
470
"
5,200
33,200
/
16,600
35,500
1,800
510160
100
230
200
8,800
140
100
100
7,400
130
85%
36v4
8,600
20% 21%
45,000
*84
36 /a
23%
30%
24Va.
30%
1,500
18,300
Q
131
Jan
S6% Jan
For
4
31
footnotes,
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see
1
26 Va May 29
page 23.
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
6%
Oats
Co
common
preferred—
Quaker
State
Oil
5
100^
Refining Corp—10
66
*141
27
68;
143
27
68
142
27
69'A
142
27%
69
*140
27
69
142
27%
68%
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27%
69
141%
27%
68
139
27%
69 %
140
27%
5,200
150
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
July 9
AND
HIGH
SALS PRICES
Wednesday
July 10
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
July 11
Friday
July 13
the Week
Shares
R
49 % Jan
16
65% May
703/4 Jan
23
75
28% Jun
9
27
16% Oct
24
23% Feb
26 % Dec
5
33% Sep
88 % Feb
26
21% Apr
6
57% Jan
4
•
11% Oct
27
17% Jan
4
34% Sep
27*
8
21% Jan
2
30% Feb
13
"'
13
,25% Feb
25
6% Jun
18
15
Reading Co
4%
15
<
13
71% Dec
8
34
Jun
22
66% Jan
2
Red
*,12% Jan
3
20% Nov
3
17% Jun
27
21 % Jun
8
3
28% May 10
10% May 29
'21% Feb
12
15
Jan
v Oct ;26
16% Jan
>20
25
May
"i * 20% Apr
6
43% Nov j- >1
-67
-
Apr
9% May 29
26
8
Aug 24
49% Jun
Oct
11
66% Mar
21% Dec
29
25
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
14% Jan
6
22
31% Jun
54
Reichhold
6
Reliable
Reliance
14
Jan
23
76
Jan
30
May 28
24
Jan
19
7% May 29
May 29
3
35
Jun
12% Jan*
33
65% Mar
52
84
17
25
Aug 18
60
$1
4
Republic
43% Jan
5
Revere
67% Mar 13
43% Jan
3
60% Nov
8
21% Jun
29
52% Jan
23
56% Jun
5
20% Jun
27
41% Jan
4
Jan
3
49 % Jan
30
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
68% Sep
26
89 % Nov
14
8
90V2 Oct
6
23 %
8
Revlon
2
35% Oct
.■47
108
83
>•
Mar
12% Dec
!
-
14
May
48
Jan
8
Jun
25
116% Jan
14
80% Feb
97
87
Mar
6
78% Jan
3
37% Sep
25
3
111%
8"% Jun
25
Jan
102
Mar 14
31
29%
9
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par.7"
No
,
1
7
.10
Co
5
_
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5
*12%
11%
17%
34%
"-*; 10%
7%
14'/2
38%
34%
38
22%
10
__5
223/8
100
485/«
100%
46
*87%
1
9%
£
22
.62
100
com
t
Co
Trust
Ltd
Inc
>
15%
10
Brass
5
13%
Nov~27
26
33% Apr
26 % May 11
25
9
27
12
Feb
Rochester
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
8
Apr
18
Rohm & Haas Co
12% Jan
13
27% Dec
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
Feb
8
25% Apr
43% Apr
18
20% May 29
21% May 29
11
33 Vs Jan
18
5
27
8% May 29
11% May 29
14% Feb
3
19% Apr
17% Dec
17% Jan
4
Rubbermaid
;3
46% Apr
7
32
41
Jan
5
Ruberoid
14 % Jan
26
Ruppert
26% Jan
22
Ryan
6
Dec
12
18% Jan
30
27 % Aug
8
12% Oct
25
22% Mar 16
94
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
10
29
15% May 29
7% Jun
4%
15
18% Feb
36% May 29
60% Jan
18%
1,800
12%
13%
13%
11%
13%
11%
.2,700
11%
11%
18%
11%
14,300
18
18%
*17%
35
x35 %
.11
11
36%
11%
10%
11
10%
11
♦55
57
55
55
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
8%
8%
16%
8%
8%
16%
27,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8,100
16
8%
Corp
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14%
14%
14%
15
15
.39%
14%
40%
14%
1,000
39%
40%
35%
35%
36
39%
40%
83,800
35%
36%
35%
36
6,000
40
41%
42%
40%
41%
41%
43%
23%
23%
24%
41%
23%
25%
42%
58,700
25%
26%
24%
25%
26%
25%
25%
26%
26%
43,400
26%
27%
26
48%
*48%
49
*48%
48%
26%
75,700
48%
100%
48%
101 %
102
48%
49
101%
101%
47%
101%
50
46%
48%
101%
2,800
46
%
48%
45 %
*87%
88
88
88
145,000
88
88
10%
11
10%
*87%
10%
46%
89%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3%
3%
10,300
3%
3%
3%
3%
12,100
64%
64%
15,200
48%. \
88%
10%.
3%
%
3%
64%
101
3%
102
600
400
63%
647/«
64%
65%
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
30%
30%
37%
30%
31
22%
23
23%
30%
22%
31%
22%
22%
23
26
26
*22%
26%
25%
23%
26%
27
27%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
28%
29%
29%
25%
29
29%
25%
5,300
28%
29%
29
32
32%
33%
33
29%
33%
3,100
32%
33%
85%
33%
34
85%
87%
84%
85%
3,900
84%
87%
84%
86
10,290
*90%
92
29%
-
92
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92
*90%
17%
18
17%
17%
23
21 %
22%
22%
36
8%
36%
36%
9%
13%
33%
34%
13%
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34%
17%
7%
2.50
11
>10%
17%
8
8
18%
i
92
♦90%
18%
*10%
9
12%
34 %
*1°%
No par
Ryder System Inc
10
40%
23
1
Co
55
31
1
(Jacob)
*53
14%
xl8
~1
~
5,900
35
20 g
Inc
Co
2,000
10%
40
17
Co
36%
10%
35%
1
Petroleum
55
1,200
36 %
39%
22
Dutch
*53
18
14%
23
Royal
2
18%
34%
i
23
1
Royal
13
19
81%
*90%
17 %
16%
5
Corp
Aeronautical
12%
18%
11%
.:
.
28
31%
1
McBee
18%
19%
12%
.
800
37%
IIII.IIZIl
Royal
2,400
25%
100
(Geo D)
Corp.!
Crown Cola Co
Roper
45%
67 %
10
Corp.
Ronson
43%
30%
_5
common
preferred series A
Rohr
25
27% Apr 11
40% May 3
May 29-
10% Jun
Mar 22
24% Jan
800
44%
63%
' 25%
Controls.
;__i
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No
par
23
38
124
May 29
Jun
18%
13%
,1
36%
1.25
Robertshaw-Fulton
July 10
9%
11
23
13
1,200
9%
18%
221/8
12
%'
19
42%
12 %
72.50
42% Feb
42
*9
35
Company
27
70,400
6%
13%
9%
44 %
9
18%
is
34%
Ritter
Jun
30%
6%
*13%
7
34%
11%
34% Mar 26
5
42%
19%
,
8%
1,000
57
50c
preferred
42%
12%
*55
50c
Corp
7
19%
"
series__100
Corp
42
42
19%'
No par
9
8%
109,000
13%
50
36%
,
30
*13%
25
29%
15% May 29 *
14
May 29
10% Mar 15
30 %
27%
.••6%
10
90% Jan
15
16,800
No par
5
-
18%
Corp
4
12% Feb
18%
29%
Corp
93% Dec
36% Jan
18%
28
Oil
27% May
3
11,700
18%
27%
preferred
Richardson-Merrell
2
19
8%
6%
Selection
9
10% Oct
71
8%
3%
18
13%
Manufacturing
17% Jan
29% Sep
71
8%
Paper
73
18
65,300
71%
8%
Riegel
23% Jun
May
14%
71%
8%
18%
Richfield
47% Jun
87
13%
71%
8%
18%
37% Mar 19
10
38% Aug
71%
8%
18 Vb
44% Mar 14
32% Feb
34
70
,
8% .?
18%
32% May 11
30
27% Jan
69
69 %
.
24% May 11
18% Jun 27
Nov
23% Jan
4,900
14%
6%
1
Rhodesian
15%
13%
13%
conv
Rheem
2
15%
14%
67/a
2nd pref
(RJ) Tobacco
Preferred 3.60% series
14
Mar
5
16%
14
13%
Reynolds
4
'
5,000
16 %
•
13%
Inc
4%%
15%
14%
15%
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
29
5
15% Feb
25
59 % Jun
Nov~]4
51% Apr
90
26
3 % Jun
25% Jan
50 % Apr
33
'.26%
Drug & Chemical Co___2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
16
*
32 %
*6%
common
&
16
18
Rexall
31
40% Jun
«
Steel
1,200
15%
46%
6%
common
Copper
72%
33%
15%
46%
13%
Eng
convertible
Jan
May 29
34 % Jun 25
72%
15
44%
13%
Corp
Aviation
Republic Corp
73%
33
14%
Va
-..',*6%
Chemicals
Republic
4
Mar 12
*
!50c
Mfg Co
preferred
Conv
46%
72%
33
45
50
Cm
&
45%
72%
33
44%
'
50
Ine
Elec
72%
33%
5
■
Inc
Stores
47%
72%
32%
72%
*68%
8%
*
3.33%
:
*72 y8
32
preferred
2nd
Reliance
23
July 11
*
;
1st
Bit
Bros
4
12
18
Reeves
4
May 23
3
Jun
9% Jun
Roller
19% Apr
55
7
__No par
Inc
common
Stores
49% Jan
13
9
37 % Mar
13
May 17
23
53% Jan
57
Dec
16% Jan
Owl
28'
16% Jun
7 '
7
!
non-cum
Reed
16
_1
1
non-cum
4%
Oct
58
Inc
.
15
13% Jan
House
43%
32
14%
14%
2.50
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co
1
Jan
42%
72 j.
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
16
10% Feb
Co
Inc
Random
18
19
Purina
Ranco
16
41% Feb
May 29
1
'
Corp of America com.Nopar
1st preferred
No par
$3.50
Ralston
Mar 16
14% Feb
24 % Apr
,
12% May 29
8% Jun 18
1
15% Jan
81
May 29
7% Jun
25
18
10% July 26
25
16% May 29
,
11% Mar 22
July 19
15% Dec
10
Jun
65
6
; 24% Aug 31
44 % Aug
>
Mar 30
Jan
13% July 12
28
79
45
12% May 29
11
Radio
63% Mar 14
71 % May 29
29
Dec
17%
92
18
18%
26%
12,200
1,700
1,500
'
27
18 Va
5,800
18%
11,800
18%
10,900
18%
18%
18%
23
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
24
37%
36%
37%
3,300
36%
37'A
36%
37
9%
9%
9%
75,600
9%
10 "A
10
13%
13%
10%
15,000
13%
13%
13%
33%
13%
34
2,200
33%
33%
33%
34
11
5,000
*10%
*10%
11
*22 %
11
18%
18
8%
11
18%
*22
23
1,700
18%
19%
18%
18%
3,300
8%
7%
18%
8%
8%
8%
9%
41,600
S
36% Jan
3
63% Dec
86
Jan
3
93
372
Dec
6
Nov
27
27
404% Dec
26% Jan
3
15% J an
3
89
92
352% Jan
26
18
22% Jun
26
8
13% Jun
21% Mar
79
Apr
41% Oct
100
4
7
72% Jan
27
95
27
14% Jan
22
34% May
46% May
36
70
3
Jan
8Va Sep
.9
73% Jan
11
47"% Dec
81% May
14
25
pfd 4.40%
series
A
6
25
5
27
Jun
16
4% Jun 25
7,000
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
357,200
5%
97
Jun
Jun
4
26% Jan
30
Jun
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
12%
18%
19
19%
19%
2,900
19%
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
*9%
17,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
._1
preferred
Inc
preferred;
preferred
1
3
Seaboard
27% Mar
9
4
Sealrtght-Oswego
Falls
Sears
12
Jan
105
13
50% Feb
14
59
July 28
20% Apr
*
25
88% Jan
2
Jun
10
May 29
6% May 29
4
2
Selberling
4
Servel
103% Feb
7
Nov 27
103% Feb
7
6% Jun
5
37% May 12
30 % Jun
25
45% Feb
12
21
31
May 17
31% Feb 28
14 Vs Jun
25
29% Jan
4
11% Jun
25
23 % Mar 28
467/a Mar
29 % Jun
8% Jan
66%
30%
Jan
3
18% Sep 25
36% Oct
19
15% Jan
4
16% Feg
14
9
3
38% Jan
Shamrock
81
10
930
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
22%
23%
23%
2*4%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
16%
17
16%
16%
20,600
17%
17%
16%
17%
16 ■%
17%
*15%
16%
16%
17
17
17,700
17
17%
19%
18%
40%
187/a
40%
40%
41 Va
40%
41
40%
41%
40
40%
65%
66%
66%
2,400
68%
65%
66%
66 %
67
66%
66%
1
10%
11
10%
107/a
10%
11
75,100
10%
10%
10%
8%
8%
8%
8%
10%
9%
*103 %
22,600
.
'
8%
105
*103%
2.50
Inc
8%
8%
8%
1
♦103 %
105
8%
8%
8%
105
*8%:
*103%
9
8%
9%
105
8%
*103%
5
4,100
3,300
1,600
105
*
8%
*8%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31 %
31 Va
31%
17
20,500
17%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
1S%
6,400
No par
13 Va
13
9
900
13%
13
14
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
31%
31%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33
31%
32%
25,500
17%
18%
18%
17%
18 %
18
16
18%
17%
18 Va
22% Jan
15
28,200
16%
16%
16%
17 %
17 Va
17%
17%
18
8
11% Jun
17%
17%
18% Jan
4
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
12
12
12%
11%
19% July
12%"
6
Shoe
19 %
19%
19%
19Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
33% Jan
2
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
21
21%
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
6,900
407%
18,600
May 28
19
Jun
27
6
27
Oil
Co_;
Corp
of
America
39% July 13
Nov
60% Nov
19
j
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity
40 Va Feb
Sinclair
May 29
84% Jun
6
25
Apr
5
129 % Mar 22
Oil
Singer
Manufacturing
62
21
Skelly
Oil
35% Mar
8
Smith
23
May 28
28% Apr
20
May 29
29 % Jan
5
25
72% Feb
28
25
56% Mar
45 Vb Jun
44
Jun
5% July
3
7% May 29
39% Jun
25
10% Jan
9% Jan
1
Smith-Douglass Co
Smith
Kline
8c
800
2
South
Amer
South
Carolina
53
Feb
19
Line
20
Railroad
&
44% Jan
17
South
15% Jan
3
30% Dec 21
July
40 % Jan
16
South
Puerto
31% Sep
8
24% Nov 21
28% July 11
17% Jun 25
33
Jan
16
23% Feb
16
23 % May 29
38 Va Jun 25
31% Mar 30
31% Dec
10
36% Jan
3
38% Jan.
3
-
29
61% Nov
53% Nov 17
40% Jun
49% Nov 22
36
3
29% Oct
11
21% May 29
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
13
17% Jan
19% Nov
8
.
9
65% Mar 20
'
16
20% Jan
4
Jan
3
7% Jan
12
44% May 31
14
Jan
3
91
26
35
Mar
-
64% Ar
4
.88% Apr. 17
16
Southern
Pacific
Southern
7
20% Apr
26
5%
16
Mobile
Apr
22% May 29
13'A May 29
35% Mar
7
26% Jan
5
12% Jun
27
47% Jan
2
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
25
42% Jan
2
4
2
May 15
"97% May 9
Natural
59% Feb
90
-
Jan
15
Apr
102%
105 %
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,000
5
16%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
57,100
5
*21%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22
22'A
2,900
51%
52%
53
537/a
52%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
26,600
49%
50%
50%
51%
50%
51%
50 %
50%
49%
50 Va
43,700
Inc
No par
Jun
25
24% Jan
2
22
20% Jun
25
97
May
38% Mar
83
May 29
95
86
9
6%
100
6%
5%
6 %
2,700
8%
8%
8%
50%
48%
49%
52%
52%
30%
30%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
1,200
5
23%
24
24%
25%
24%
24%
24 %
26%
26%
26%
9,500
28%
28%
29%
29%
*29%
30%
Co
29%
*52
29%
*29%
54
*52
30
'
8%
8%
49%
49%
*52%
54
54
8%
*52%
8%
9,600
49%
48
4,400
54
100
600
1
18%
19%
19
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
2,600
8%
26%
27
26%
28
26%
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
41,800
Gas
44
45%
46%
24,000
& ELNo par
Co
7.50
*45
Co
■:
common__No par
20
preferred
Ohio
stock
tr
ctfs
48
46
47
46%
47
46%
45%
45%
46
46
45%
46%
46%
46 %
43%
44%
45
44
44%
44
44%
43%
44
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
34,800
48%
(Del)__Nopar
45%
46
43
49%
49%
50%'
50%
18%
49%
19
1
15
15
18%
(AG)
Inc
Sparton
Corp
Spencer Chemical
common ......6
preferred
Sperry Rand Corp
100
common
preferred
common
preferred
1
16
2.50
Co
50c
73
16
*70
•
>
50
19%
19
73
•70
14,600
19
19 Va
4,000
71%
71%
'
30
27%
27%
27%
27%
7,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,900
16%
10,800
16%
4%
28%
♦94
16%
16%
4%
29
16%
4%
28%
v,
95
•94
16%
4%
,
29
,
■
4%
28%
•
*Q4
95
'•
13%
14%
14%
15%
25
92%
93
93
93%
No par
No par
22%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
85
85
85
*84%
85
50%
27%
4%
*84%
50%
19%
73
27
28%
95
19
•70
27%
-27%
*94
19
1,100
9,100
27
4%
^
50%
73
14%
•93
15%
93%
15%
•93
17%
5%
29
95
16%
5 Va
5
28%
29
6,600
5,600
95
♦94
15
15%
93%
93
93%
100
24
23%
23%
25,400
84%
84%
84 %
30
15%
209,800
*
*84%
Far footnotes, see page 23.
6%
8%
49%
Service
& Bros
Spartans; Industries
>$4.50
6 y4
8%
Spalding
.
:
2,300
49%
27%
Mar
6
5%
23,700
8%
27
$4.50
5%
102%
48%
1
*
6'A
102%
1
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spiegel Inc
100
com.4.50
*70
4.20%
101%
2.50
Co
100
19
13
90% Jun
•
101 %
1,200
3,400
30,800
52%
Gas
Railway
non-cum
8c
33
5
Indiana
75
14
32%
23%
..25
Southern
Feb
33%
24
Southern Co
May 29
July 5
0
19%
33
52%
Sugar com
Public
Southern
30% Feb
19%
33
23%
California Edison
Mar 21
50
25% Jun
-
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
20% Jan
30
Rico
52% May 10
71
11% Apr 27
3
38% Dec
57% Jan
19%
32%
52%
preferred
18 %
72% Oct 30
26% Jan
44
26
May 29
8%
Southern
19%
33
23
preferred
Southeastern
19%
32%
52
Jersey Gas Co
22
11
4
19%
32%
50
27% Jan
26
27%
98
Platinum
May 28
19
27%
51%
E & G
29
47% Jan
27
95
Co
Gold
4
29% Dec
39%
27
Labs.No par
Inc
15
49% Oct
2
39%
26%
19%
3,200
X22%
Inc
3
5%
39%
26%
6,300
18,700
10
French
Socony Mobil Oil Co
4
Feb
39%
27 %
19
,
2,700
25
Co
(A O)
Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant
15
58'
Co
40
26%
18%
32
5
25
39%
26%
18%
*26
500
Corp
40%
21%
417/a
39%
No par
25
15 %
14
l
Co
50% Jun
Feb
-
No par
Pattern
20% Jun
14.
1
Simmons Co
-
26% May 22
30
4
56
33% Mar 29
27% Jan
3
*78
4%
No par
Mar 23
3
80
*78
100
7,400
5
Corp
(Frank G)
50
Jan
78
23%
4%
Corp
Steel
5
82
78
22
17%
13% May 26
9"% Dec
4
9
34% Oct 26
*76
80
*95
4%
Oil & Gas
Sharon
52% Jun
88% Jan
*76
98
98
22
21%
1
Industries
25
88
80
•95
8,800
3
Jan
Jan
!
21%
85%
30 %
52% Dec 28
19
6% Mar 15
28
98
21
*84
1
77
27
*95%
21%
85%
Shell
46% Jan
20% Jan
97
*84
Shell Transp 8b Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50o
23% Jan
12% Jan
15% Jan
85%
41% Mar 20
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
36% Jun
7
49
♦84
3,900
40,400
18% May 15
127% Nov
26% Oct
44 % Jan
30%
25
45% May
11
9% Dec
29%
1
May 29
16% Jun 25
44% Jan
65
30%
4%
Co
25
.
64
30%
14% May 29
6
38% May 23
60 % Apr 17
42% Jan
36% Oct
67%
8
21
Jan
63% Jan
67
30% 1
84
21%
7
65%
29%
X97
98
7
65
•
x84
20%
7
1,700
Dec
23% May 15
19% July
28
20 %
6%
19,700
34%
20
preferred
Shattuck
*95%
'•
6%
40 %
34%
23% Aug
5
15 % Sep
>
85%
6%
1,300
40
1
common
Shahmoon
*84
7
9%
No par
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
11% Mar 30
6%
64%
Co
Roebuck &
15% Mar
35
9%
5
Finance
14% Jan
14"% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
97% Jan
-
33% Jun
34
29%
Co
17
34
6%
Seagrave Corp..
51% Dec
94% Nov 15
34
29%
100
23% Jan
Feb
40%
34
64%
Screw
14
11% Jan
40%
34
"
15% May 28
54
40%
6 %
25
21
31% Jan
40%
28%
„_No par
13
31% Mar
41
63%
No par
29% Mar 21
25
33%
40%
1
37% Feb 24
25
33%
..
1
30% Jun
Jun
40
No par
15
Jun
9%
39%
-
30
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
7
100
12%
Bcovlll
12
6% Feb
82
4
98
5
$3.40
$4
♦94%
35c
com
Sehlumberger N V
Scott Paper Co common.
-
98
.1.40
convertible
Schick
♦94%
common
Scherlng Corp
% Jan 24
■
preference
Convertible
21% July 25
5
42,900
26%
12%
& Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard .Air Line RR Co
Jan
27%
27%
8,200
13%
90
•
1,000
12%
4
May 22
26%
16%
71%
12%
86
10
*93
16%
71%
10%
100
95%
200
16%
73
*71%
1
42
16
3
26%
32%
77
Jan
16%
72
26%
-
32%
9
5
71
27%
7,200
19
33%
2
Feb
73
26%
440
25%
.32%
9
74% Jan
*93
71%
26%
*18%
95%
14
20 .Jun
16%
71%
25%
25%
'
19
32%
11% Jan
14
25%
*18%
95%
42% Jan
Nov
25
19
16,700
89%
32%
4)8% Feb
May 19
27% Jun 15
16%
25%
42 %
360
89%
33
5% May 29
97
16%
15%
24%
41
*200
95%
60% May 29
25% Jun 27
74
4
16%
15%
*70
?
90%
360
32%
4
3
*18%
18%
42%
90
32%
60% Feb
21
18%
25%
18%
42 Va
*200
90
32%
May 29
Jan
25
18%
43
360
89%
10
10% Jan
32% Jun
24%
25%
*200
360
San
Schenley Industries Inc
36
90%
5
common
18% Jan
Feb
,
1st
42%
90
San
27
16% Jan
Jan
4
43%
*200
90
16% Jan
May 29
70
87
St Regis Paper Co
27% Jan
14% Mar 10
19
23
42%
360
*89
Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co
com__NO(par
Preferred series A 5%
.100
1
43
*200
100
40% Apr
May 29
8% Jun
42%
100
17
■
46% Nov 24
16
41% Nov
Nov
May
-
1.66%
preferred
conv
St
39% Mar 12
100
common
preferred
4.30%
4
'
Stores
11% May 29
8
May 10
May
4%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
8
5
11
Jun
Jan
80 % Feb
27% May 29
16
21% Jan
,8% Jan
37
5
23% Jun
22% Nov 21
7% Jan
94% May 15
352 % Jan 26
25
19
May 25
39% Feb
30% Jan
Safeway
20% May 21
20% Nov
5
Jan
11
37% Dec
31% July 20
.
28
16% May 29
70% Jan
Jun
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.
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
(234)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
77
77
76%
76 Va
763/4
77
763%
76 3%
131/3
'13%
14
14
14
133/4
14
13,%
133/4
6,600
20%
20%
21%
22%
21%
22 3%
223/4
233/4
22Wa
233/s
54,000
55%
' 56%
561/4
36,800
Oil of
44 Vn Sep
25
41% May 29
58 % Feb
40% Jan
3
45% May 28
56% Feb
15
28
59% Feb
8
95% Feb
28
57
Dec
27
13
59 % Feb
3
92 % Dec
7
52
Jan
29
9
18% Oct
4
86
26
20% Oct
31
28% Apr
3
42% Dec
11% Jun
27
26'A Jan
*
.
60% Feb
3
Feb
84% Oct
27
5
13% Jan
19% Dec
12
Jan
99% Nov
10
».
'r 81%
Stanley Warner Corp
26% Mar 12
Stauffer
29
3%-%
83% May 28
" 19%'Jan
(
Feb
34
Feb
28
12
21
25
31% Feb
33% Jan
2
15
•
9
20
Sep
25
18% Jun
4
74
Nov
13
53 % May 29
70% Feb
29
24
3
34'A Apr
13% Sep
27 % May
11
6
21
'
445
Jun
197
21
4
Sep
Jan
3
;6
41% Apr
4
18% Jan
Oct 26
15
45% Mar 17
19% Apr
28
28
32
16% Oct
3
90
Jan
13
43
23% Jan
29
Jun
9
122
SuCrest Corp
Sun Chemical
$4.50
53% Jan
Sun
15
'
8
Sunray
2
2
Sunshine
Feb
21
1115 Oct
31
795
Jun
14
Jun
38% Nov
3
49% Feb
28
32% Jun
Dec
28
54 >/2 Nov
28
22% Jun
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
1385
27
27
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51%
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Swingline Inc class A
2
Symington Wayne Corp
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18%
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24% Mar 21
11% May 29
li
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11% Jan
1464 Jan
51%
*47
333/8.: 34%
.
'
18%
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■
/—l"'--
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DX Oil Co
;
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28% Feb
118% Jan
6
457/b,
15%
/
'24%'-; 24%
27
71/2
1—1
Oil Coj—
28
93
30
89%
45%
.
'
series A preferred
May 29
Jun
30
16% Nov
557/b
87
45%
*85
.
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Corp—
Sunstrand
19
May 14
22% May 29
Oct
Jan
55'/8
86%
51%
.
:;21% ,21%
Q i
8%
68
31
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—.—
Sunbeam Corp
24% Mar 23
92
11
67 '/a
30'/a
:V". 267/b
-
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—.'.—1
Gas
16% Jan
May 29
101 % Jan
2
2
May 29
17
,
1
common
convertible preferred
$5
23
9
V,
33
17ya
-
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
19% Feb
87
Oct
Suburban
45% Apr
17% May 29
59
47% Jan
2
2
2
Aug
4
Studebaker Corp
May 29
20
20% Apr
82% Jan
Jan
28% Jan
20'A May 29
4
13
30% Jan
15% May 29
28% May 31
24
13'A Jan
33% Apr
15
>
360
22
15% Jan
57% Nov
r*
24
24%
——i_-5Vv-::;;/':'":24% ' 24%'
Eaer & Fuller Col_
Jan
44
May 29
21% Oct
Corp
10% Feb
21% May 29
6
56
51
.
48
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.
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.
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(JP) & Co Inc,
Stewart-Warner
Stix
13
33 % Apr
Jan
Co
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—_15% prior preference—..;.
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\ Stone & Webster—.
1
—1
Storer Broadcasting CO
1
Stouffer Foods Corp__
1.25 •
20% May 17
7
17V2 Jan
53'A Jan
27% Jan
Chemical
5
i_15
2.50
15
16% May 29
43% Nov
.•.,'"48
*22'
_^_i
6
25
4
;.
45%
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preferred——:.
Stevens
37
Jun
Jun
52%
88
14"%
~21%
73/3
/
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common._i._5
stening Drug Inc_
91% Mar 26
25
May 29
23
32% Oct
;
~
5
t
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc—
17
27
11
'.,-'51%
.
13% '
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;
'
44%
51%
45%r
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com——1
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(The) LS_,
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35% Aug 10
24% Jan
50 V2
50%
50%
;
,
86
,
87
45% : 46%
■
'14% May 29
55% Jun
.
*
- 23%
23%
convertible preferred —20
-24
24%
Pressed Steel Co
-i—12%
Stanray
.
Nov 30
35
50
50%
<
$1.20 convertible preferred—_20
'6%
6
-
Feb 28
7
Standard
2
22
22
45% Dec
24% Jan
Packaging Corp
9
11 % Mar
i-'
-
'
"
4
$1.60 convertible preferred—^—20
47% Jan
Jan
29% Jun
29
22% Dec
Standard
12
>.
of
86 %
86%
'46' ",
45%
;
common—LlO
37A% preferred series A
100
40 % Jan
14
86%
-
1_25
Ohio
Oil
30% Mar 15
6% May 29
»•
55%
540/3
■
No par
Standard
22% Feb
<
27
19% Jun
20
14% Mar 17
17% Jan
22
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com
Oil of New Jersey
Standard
5
29% Mar
25
Jun
„
-
•
21% Jun
22
Mar 28
32
Calif
1
Standard Oil of Indiana____
r
Mar 12
71
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preferred
$3.36 conv: preferred
May 17
23% Mar
25
Mar 23
82
: 8'A Nov
27
11 % Jun
43% Jun
32% Mar 27
4
16
Jun
t
May 29
Mar 30
28
28
48
com
'
3
55% Dec
45
'
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60% May
92
7
76 %
2
35% Jan
May 29
81% May 29
S30
76%
13%
25
17%"Jun
50
4
7
No par
__1
5
4
16% Jan
591/4
Industries
Dec
21% Jan
'58%
Kollsman
877/b Dec
67
59%
Standard
5
77
293A
583/4
53'A Jun
9
26% Oct
28%
601/4
12% May 29
25
57% Nov
2 9 3A
59%
12
19% Dec
811/2 Sep
25% Oct
28%
61%
Corp —:
4674 Jan
84
29%
59%
Financial
3
Shares
29
59
Standard
11% Jan
the Week
Friday
29%
3
Inc
Sales for
sday
July 12
58%
18'A Jan
72>A Jan
_
Brands
Standard
T.u.
27%
$3.50
74% July
juli
v''1
5
25
78% May 12
39
,
SALE PRICES
July 11
No par
1
83'A Apr
91
51% Sep
Co
D
2
48
15
Nov
12
23
25
24 % Jun
29
52 % Jan
25 Vb Jan
Square
May 29
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July 10
July 13
28 % "29%
16
2
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Tuesday
July 9
Par
EXCHANGE
77% Jan
35
28
Deo
35
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest i
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
2,100
36 %
19,200
28%
16,600
"151/4
'7,600
<
T
613/4 Nov
4% Jan
3
11% Dec
26
10% Nov
27
29% May 29
474 May 29
22
6
20% May 10
163/8
61
25%
59%
May 29
323/8 Jun
22
471/b Jan
6
693A
Jun,;, 6
21% Sep
29
26
Nov
21
18% May 29
471/4 Oct
13
59% Aug
45
16% Sep
20
18
14
Jun
15
2774 Jan
3
33
25
Feb
14
Mar 9
Mar 2
Mar 15
Texaco
40% Nov
21
34 Va May 29
Jun
21
32% Jun
523A Apr
46
25
27
15
373/4 Nov
8
15% Jan
3
233/4 Apr
26
23% Jan
523/4 Jun
13
125% Jan
48% Apr
'
4
33% May 29
2063/4 May 15
Oct
2574 Sep
11
12
15
"
13% Jun
27
21% Feb
7
37% Jun
25
45% Jun
8
29*% A~pr~~3
22% May 29
2474 Jan
3
31 % Apr
3
26% May 29
22% Sep
8
30% Apr
27
19% Jun
25
31% Mar
33% Mar
273/4 Mar
May 10
183/8 Jun
3
21% Jan
50
3
37% Jan
25
44% Jan
Jun
19
24
Jan
66
Jan
2
30% Oct
55
Jun
823/a Feb
82
Dec
20
87
25% Dec
29
323/4 Feb
253/4 Jan
3
28 3A May
15% Jun
25
5
9
83
88% Apr
12
Jan
36
25% Mar
25
3
48% Jan
3
50'A Nov
15% Jan
3
283/a Apr
17
153/4 May 29
Jan
4
28'A Dec
18
20% May 29
19
373/4 Jan
66
Dec
NOV
59% Jan
27
7
16% Oct
2
2
153A Feb
14
"
14% Jan
19
-
34% Apr
23
4%% conv preferred
1
30
2034 May
18
203/s May 15
153A Jun
Dec~21
Jan
3
52%
53% Jan
4
56% May
22% Dec
May 29
34
51% Feb
'■
"
8
54% May 29
563A Feb
7
2674 Feb
16
Q
47
July
2
18
Jun
22
25
29% Oct
24
55% Apr
14
10% Nov
30
16% Apr
j
13% Jan
4
18% Sep
25
.15% Jun
22
65% May
11
1474 July
9
26% Dec
12
313A Dec
13
51 % Dec
18
58% Dec
13
674 Nov
3
10% Mar 28
331/4 Jan
4
JMay 22
22
11% Jan
63/4 May 29
5
39% Jan
22
343A Sep
52% Feb
,
2
'
;
,
116
Jan
92
Jan
741/2 Jan
JV
Ap\
30
83
373AMay 28,-
18
951/4 Jan
May
Feb
24
Jun
27
Dec
20
42 3/4 Jan
6
68 3A Dec
6
37% Dec
4
27% Jan
8
293A Jan
393A Nov
29'A Nov
51% May 15
3774 Jan
102
86
Mar
Jan
_
29% Sep 25
333/4 July 26
25
2
*
20% Jun
38'A Jun
100
Jun
90
69% Jan
34% Jan
87/8 Feb
2
39% Jan
50
Feb
25
26
18
Nov
8
19% Jun
27
86 74 Dec
7
60% Jun
25
30
29% Jan
33 74 May 29
40% Mar 16
24
Jun
25
Jan
9% Nov
16
65/a Jun
27
■<4% Jan
35% Jan
67% Dec
12
41% Jun
27
21% Dec
_
12
1674 May
28.
-
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3
19
5
4
19% Jun 25
30% Feb
2974 May 28
19% May 29
15% May 29
173/a May 28
3
<2474 Nov 28
3
-1% Nov 30
54% Jan
16
76 % Mar 24
30% Jan
3
For
34% Oct
footnotes,
4
see page
Mar
25
393A
27,900
-
391/4
13%
133/4
;
1374
14
131/2
1374
44,000
62%
66 74
42
42 %
38
,
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13%
14
6374
66%
42
.
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633/8
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„
42%
% May 29
1% Jan
71% Jan
;
,
14
14
14%
;
43%
42 3/4
44%
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8
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3
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30
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20
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25
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15
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6
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10
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9
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6177
Number
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■' *
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 'A Sep
93
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
:
Highest
.
29
47% Feb
9
22% Jun
4
97% Jun
1
96
May
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
23% Jun
25
32% Mar
9
42 'A Dec
27
46% Dec
6
28% Jun
25
47% Mar 23
95
Sep
151
15
Jan
41 % Feb
2
25
115
Feb
27
Dec
20
158% Oct
2
153
9Va Jan
3
22% Dec
14
12
98
May 29
69
Jun
22
35'/2 Jan
17
42 % Dec
4
43
Jun
36 '/a Jun
6
30% Jan
24 %
21
5
2
7% Jan
3
21 'A Oct
2
3
43% Jan
75
9 Vs Nov
16
14 Va Jun
Dec
79
Jun
Lines
US
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9% Feb
4
82'A May
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;:
35
41 % Nov
21
22% Jun
26
44
Va Mar 19
4
54% Oct
27
49% July
2
58
75% Oct' 24
41
91% May 17
3
147% Jun
5
23 % Jan
6
45% Nov
28
35
Jan
Jun
78% Jan
17
9
39% July 11
37
3
53% Apr
10
17% Jun
22
3
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7% Jun
25
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55% Nov 28
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4
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22
7%
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3
10
153% Jan
27% Oct
9
166
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62
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28
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59
2
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24
22
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3
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6
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27
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6
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16
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27
20
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77% Apr
27
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42
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15% Nov
30
19% Oct
20
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27
125
81% July
9
30
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108
86
Dec
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9
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Nov
26
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Oct
11
28% Nov
111
17
9 % Jan
4
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6
4
17
87 % Jan
3
100
5
107'% Jun
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July 21
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17%
22%
23%
22%
23
23'A
231/4
*23 »A
28%
28%
29%
28
23%
1,600
29%
29%
30%
28%
29'A
24
58,700
24%
25
23%
26%
41,900
24
22%
10%
10%
10%
1
34
33%
123
8
34%
123
124
51%
51
51
105
105
35
52%
87%
♦92
*88%
123
10 3A
11%
7,000
35%
35%
36
2,200
125'A
126
51 '/a
50%
105 '/2
106
88 %
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87
*85%
93
*92
93
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93
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90
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89%
52%
19'A
20
20%
211/4
20%
21%
21
21%
22%
23%
:22%
23%
23%
9%
9%
10'/a
9%
9%
9'%
9%
15%
151/2
151/2
*151/4
15%
15
5%%
preferred—
_100
6 'A %
preferred—
100
15%
*99
*15
1001/2
*103%
*99
105
*103 V2
18,700
440
89%
21
21
24'A
25%
28,800
9%
9%
11,000
15'A
600
3,200
*
15'A
.
,
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100 V2
*99
IOOV21
105
103%
103%
1031/4
1931%
,
52%
106
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25i%
9%
51%
*105
21%
20%
16
1,000
87
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90
52'A
105%
*86
93
90
11'A
5,000
125'A
34%
125
_
18
104%
88%
93
10%
34%
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105
*86
10%
34%
125
1
common
preferred
25'A
18%
22%
26%
1
Co
90
37Va
10c
convertible
162
35%
22%
Co
8,000
33,000
10'A
Inc
Materials
8%
8%
37
25
24%
36%
160
Va
8i%
37
65.900
*88%
Jan
8%
8
8%
37
25 3A
17%
*92
Jan
8
36
5,500
371%
100
98
12,700
28 Va
15%
_100
'"$%
24 %
36'%
preferred
21 "' V
39%
23%
16%
preferred
16%' Feb
22
*38'%
25%
37%
$4.12
Grocery
39%
241%
15%
$4.20
Vulcan
28'%
*38 Va
..
9
36%
13
Vornado
2,400
36%
20
Von's
234,700
15%
*86
3
1,700
47i%
15 Vs
105
21
50%
35%
100
34% Mar 26
50%
15%
_100
14% Feb
50%
1,620
2,703
11,100
,
37 %
preferred
26% Jan
28%
15
921% Feb
25-
27
47
23%
22'A
$5 preferred—
157
26%
27Va
28%
.
39 Va
10 Va
com
156%
26%
29
28i%
8%
2OV2
com
156%
32,000
50%
22%
1
Co
5,300
,
46%
36
22%
partic preferred_100
&
..
82 Va
45%
142%
*38%
___1.25
Virginia Elec
43
*81
46 Va
14%
1
.
42%
82%
35 Va
1
Associates
2,400
46 Vo
8%
162
27%
142V4
Va
♦160
27
43
47%
39 Va
8%
200
23,400
26 Va
••
4,300
9
16%
28
.*
28%
36
9
14%
10
*
36
24
35%'36 %,
-16
142%
28%
8'A
t
100
142%
29%
8%
69,000
142 Va
142
22%
22
/
70
15Va
44
34Va
34Va
37'A
;
$4.04
102
20
35%
5
America
*38%
142%
36%.
28
156,
.
50% " 50 Va
45%
46%
50%
48
28%
7%
94 Va Feb
2
29
H18
May 28
8% May 29
14
-
46
155'%
15
*42%
.16%
451/4
27
' 28%
*154
15%
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;
45%
27
19,900
42%
155%
26%
27%
25,300
27%
.
82%
44%
155
27%
-
141%
36 %
24Va.
37
162
May 4
92% May 22
19
89% Jan
May 12
98'% Jan
44% Mar 23
104% July 11
88
Co
26%
50
*81
45%
156
26%.
8Va
12.80
Comptometer Corp
Virginia. Carolina Chemical
Mar 23
13
24% Dec
Varian
Mar 23
Jan
of
Inc
Co
26%
21 Va
1
Victor
Jan
67
29
Jun
13% Jan
Vendo
10
18
135
86
Steel
Corp
Raalte
2
22
8
83
Van
82%
44%
27Va
7%
7
*35'A
24Va
"w
2.50
Co
*81
153 %
*
May 28
46 '/a
Dec w7
6
Vanadium
50% Jan
25
Jun
Vanadium-Alloys
-
4
19
May 29
27
Jan
Light
82Va
43%
154
20%
1
&
43
28%
39%
"
*
.
42%
26%
<
Co
43%
37
77%
9
15%
6,000
36%
76%
44
9
28
42%
26 "A
1
Corp
Products
27%
42%
f
16
'UOO
26
37%
35%
9%;'
15%
Shares
96-%
78
155
14%.
36%
*8%
'
25%
*42%
••
9%
16%
28-
28 %
*38Va
com_No par
Co_
Power
45% Feb
25
110
21
85
-
19'% Jun
22
18
68% Nov
102% Aug 29
-
May 29
May 15
43% Apr
13
49% Jan
2
77% Mar 30
July 14
107
-
Utah
1
3
221% May 29
13% Jun 25
33% Feb
Jan
18
Oil
14%
15%
49Va
49%
44%
45%
140 Va 143
__100
Match
Upjohn
40% Mar 20
"
25c
preferred.
'■V*8%
*95%
251/4
*154
44
36
27%
*81
-
1
Corp
14%
*42%
36%'
16
43
5
Steel
'
96%
36%
77'A
77 Va
28
153%
25
Corp
35%
*95%
155
42%
,
30c
;
15%
44%
*43%
9Va
76
25%
25
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July 13
25%
26%
25V4
96%
153
'
Thursday
July 12
25
15%
No par
preferred
Tobacco
Universal
,
2
19% Jan
-
American
Universal
,
61% Mar 14
55
8%
.
*8%"
79 Va
157
14%
%
.
27
*.
100
Pharmaceutical
Leaf
35
50
Corp
76%
*155
14
43
50
;
common
&
81
158
13%
16%
:
Co
'
•
PRICES
35 Va
43'A
No par
com
common
Whelan
Universal
34%
5
Convertible preferred
1
35 %
34%
100
—
Universal-Cyclops
31 % Jan
25
May 29
20
Feb
170
25
14
Apr
42% Nov
33% Mar 10
30 '/a Oct
Nov
11 % Apr
21 % Jun
34 Va
78
100
preferred
non-cumulative
United
115% May 29
34% Feb
2
30
1st
Corp
Vitamin
14% Mar 23
34
156 Va
5
SALE
25 V4
33 Va
__1
common
preferred
U S Tobacco
21
42% Jan
Co
Corp__ —_ 1
Steel
24%
5
preferred
7%
6
.
Smelting Ref & Min
7%
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
Shoe
US
%
2
Jan '
11
US
8
25
139% July
.'23% May 29
-
29% Jan
Mar
25%
10
.
Co
Corp common—;
preferred series A
8%. non-cum
Mar 27
3
96%
24%
1
Plywood
US Rubber
2
*95%
1
.
;
preferred
-i
& Foundry Co
3%%
9
May
96%
24%
50
common
common
US Playing Card
;
7
60% Feb
164
Co
25 %
24Va
100
preferred series A:
5
23
53% Mar 20
25
Va %
25
HIGH
*95 Va
•
,
4
common
24%
AND
Wednesday
July 11
25
*95%
No par
Co
July 10
24%
.
1
Co
Industries Inc
4
Jan
141% Jan
Gypsum
I.
100
Securities
Tuesday
July 9
•
Corp com_l
7% 'Preferred—
US
45% Jan
26
Freight
US
23% Feb
Chemical
Foreign
US
2
Mar
&■
U S
4
31 % May
152% July
2
<22% May 29
13
"
12
40
15
64 % Aug. 11
161% Nov
Jan
•
'
Monday
Pmr
4%%" preferred
US&
48 Va Mar 29
25 Va May 29
39
May 29
84
6
3
US Borax
-
•
40 % Mar 19
25
2
Mar
53% May 18
,5
46% Jan
149 % Jan
8% Jan
6
33
25
Jan
21
27 % Apr
'
-
164% May 25
26% Jan
26 % Jan
14
105% Jan
July 11
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
1-99
VT
1001%
105 '/
*103%
.,
190
w
71'A July 28
24'A Oct 24
8% Dec
53
74
29
19% May 29
6 'A May 29
14
Mar 13
3
6
26% Feb
73
58% Nov
15
2
38'A Jan
Oct
28
31'A Dec
14
Oct
7
85'A Feb
42% Oct
10
30
,8% Dec
Dec
26
6
Jan
7
40
3
13% Jun
May
88
3
34% Feb
6
39
Nov
1
41% Jan
Nov
8
8'A Feb
20
Walworth
9% Feb
21
Ward
Mar 12
6%
Jun
21
15
72
25
25% Jan
20% Feb
10% Jan
171% Apr
94
Jan
85
July 11
102
331% Aug
May
Apr
Dec
<
99
Nov
4
30
May 11
Jan
13
45
Nov
23% Dec
14
37% Mar 21
27
24
Dec
!
38% Nov
22
38
30
Jan
37% Dec
19
Jan
50
88'% Jan
71% Jan
24
37'
Oct
28
series C
Feb
Western
21
;
32'A Feb
9
•„
28
4
29
9
25
27
118
5
Jun
301% Jun
33% Jun
100
13
Feb
23
5
49
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
25
27
Oct
16
24% Dec
20
41% Jan
3
79% Jan
5
52%
Jan
July
85
27% Jan
7% Dec
May 15
26% Dec
Dec
25
..
52% Jan
102.,
15
25
5
Jan
28
41
Oct
43% Feb
15
26% Mar
48
-
25
32% Feb
14
57
30
20
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
&
13
46
25
26
22
Jun
May 29
6
59'% Nov
23
44
12
129% Dec
15
125
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
22
26
Mar 14
9% Feb
39
$4.25
.j
44% Nov
17
31 'A
9
May 29
23'A Jun
26
2
Jan
Windsor
Winn-Dixie
60'A Mar 16
22
5
93% Nov
62 % Jun
25
Jan
3
67'A May 22
35% Jun
25
581
Feb
28
94% Jun
6
81'A Jun
28
93
Jan
16
92 % Jun
25
131
66% Apr
Jan
6
141% Nov
6
8% Feb
16
12 % Apr
25
94'A July 19
171% Dec
11
95
27% Jail
3
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
19% Jan
62% Nov
2
11% Feb
28
87V2 Jun
14
166'A Jan
4
8
291/2 Nov
14
241/2 Jun
27
701/2 Jun
27
2
19'A May 29
24% July 10
16
82% Nov 28
44
May 29
Jun
25
stock
dividends
of
25%
or
less,
high
and
low
34
29%
30
30
31/8
3Vs
3%
10
*9%
10%
10 Vs
*97%
*90
*86
87%
*86
87%
*86
87%
*86
87%
5
31V4
*98%
22%
23%
23'A
23%
26%
27 V*
27
27%
,
32'A
*98%
15%
15%
..
33
100
*26
*26
23%
26Vb
26%
115
*93
33%
•
v
;
34
3 81/2
.
39
TOO 1/4
•
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/
.
35
61/4
33%
Iron
22
22%
34%
35
221/4
22%
40
40'A
88
85 Va
85 Vs
Prior
(F W)
39
"'84%
"26
26%
27
28
5
51/4
27
■
1,500
3,600
221/4
22%
2,300
39%'
40%
6,800
28%
28%
*28%
5%
*5%
300
29
200
1,300
26%
27%
26%
27
25,000
49'A
49'A
50
51
4,900
*125
126
49
126
*125
"
37
24%
*125
126
123
*353A
36'A
36
36
24%
24 Va
24'A
24%
5%
800
50
36%
36%
2,600
*24'A
24 Va
4,500
""
671/4
68'/a
"38'A
'39%
39
70%
39%
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83'A
83
831/4
'
V4
34%
491/4
50
24'A
22
34%
27%
28
49'A
*125
36
*85
35
22
100
"x26%
27
24%
*34
.
24
*5%
25%
35%
391/4
30
4,100
*23
5%
48%
23%
22%
'
24
5.1/4
51/4
48Vb
lO
Co-,
Corp common
10
preferred 4'%% series__10Q
'22%
23
*23
'•*34
85
22%
35
Worthington
6%f
35
39%
125
6%
16,600
"
35
85%
-
6%
101
22%
34%
-.
11,900
1,500
40%
Va
34%
241/2,
38%
125
10
,
36
39%
♦100
*22
85%
10
.
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25%
100
36
40%
110
34%
22'A
22
*-
36%
ioi.v
4,900
75 Va
34%
,
88
■
61/2
6 Va
26%
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*23%
•38
5
1
;
6 %.
*100 Va'
94
26%
75%
40'/a
i" T
3 OO
31%
94
27
36
40
1001/4
25'A
10
26%
*72
36
39 Va
21%
■
10c
Corp
94%
37%
;
10
Service
*93%
*351/4
No par
Co
31%
24
'
5
115
31 Va
30%
22
34
'
*108 Va
*108'/a
341%
211/4
34
82,100
82
24
33%'
21'A
5,800
28%
75%
1C01/4
6%
61/4
.
25%
28%
*80%
81%
115
27
35%
■
*
u
■24
1
26%
*72
42'A.
25%
29%
81%
94'/2
*93
35
101
25%
28%
30 V3
30%
75%
25%
29'A
82
2 8'A
27'A
; ,39%
*1001/4
25%
25'A
94%
26%
*72
200
2,700
*108%
76
27
56,900
115
27 Va
2,800
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27%
^*80%
94%
16%
16%
27
26%
81
27V4
13,100
27%
29%
*72
27'A
27 Va
25%
*93
-
26%
16%
13,500
27
...261/4
31%
30
24%
23'%
81
30%
5,700
100
23%
23 Va
28'A
*108%
32%
*98%
.
23%
25%
29%
32%
*25
170
Yo
87%
23%
27%
115
600
92
23%
24%
29%
10%
98'/a
87%
100
16
W"
80
*108%
,
1
com
15'A
23%
..
5,700
98
27V8
80
.20
50
Inc
26%
27
No par
Stores
27Va
200
1,100
3%
*90
23%
26
27'A
.24%
k
l'
Inc_
23'A
26%
-
23%
25%
*98%
23%
32%
27
231/4
32'A
98 %
23 'A
16
15%
.
27
22%
t
32%
98%
33%
100
5,700
34
10%
92
10
2,600
44,600
31/4
98%
92
20
,
10
97%
'
30
30
10%
97%
*90
97%
5,400
46%
*331/4
3%
93
97%
1,300
32%
46
30
*90
100
i
Elec Power Co
31/4
371/4
31%
34
98
-
'
common
common
3%
32'A
22%
'
46
*29%
31/4
'
31%
21%
69%
68%
69%
69'A
69%
68%
70
13,900
"38'A
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
19,900
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83'A
*82%
83'A
83
83
"
170
*
Jan
25
36% Jun
.
*33
29%
5
Co-
Public
1
33%
29%
45%
*33 %
93
80
1
preferred—.
Woolworth
2
Jun
8
114% May 17-
*
92'A Jan
30% Feb
21
38% Feb
16
107% Mar 28
30% Mar 16
75% Mar 15
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6%
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Wisconsin
8
86'% Nov
49
45V2
5
Woodward
.
32%
45
97
10
preferred
Industries
Wisconsin
131% Apr 10"
40% Mar 26
29% Jan
Wilson-Jones
7
_
Feb
31%
451/4
33
12,900
*36 Va
22%
♦90
100
Co__—
Co
32%
32'A
45
3
10
preferred
32
31'A
32
100
10,700
13
13
37
33
v-10
—100
;
35%
45
■%
'
No par
Inc
31
22
2,100
6
5%
13 Vs
Va
17,600
8%
31
31%
6%
61%
221/4
*29
v
5%
4,800
1,100
8 Vo
36
31
1,500
46%
*60%
6%.
220
28
8%
5%
•
48 Va
46
*27%
61%
13
43%
'
16
Jun
*35%
common_6.25
Corp_
Feb
121% Apr
29% Jan
3
Stores
87% Feb
5
21%
36%
1,100
5%
8'A
13
*32%
'
Jun
22%
36%
2.50
.
convertible
White
Wickes
23% Jun
*
Electric
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
$3
2
31
21
40
Telegraph
.
Mar 22
30'A
21Va
36%
,
No par
preferred—
5 'A %
'
30%
5%
♦60
5%.
13
31
con*—No par
preferred
preferred series B
84 % Mar 16
6
10
28
34% Jun
6
29
13'A Jan
/6
41% Jan 4
331/4 Jun
Union
5%
20%
2
Dental Mfg (The S S)
Motpr Co common
White
19
,
30
'
9
13%
1
RR—
preferred
White
4
Jan
10'A Jan
May 29
26% May 29
18
$5
X12%
100
common
Whirlpool. Corp common
4V»% convertible preferred
24
12'A
5V2
8V4
60 '/a
4,000
7%
47%
46 Vs
27%
5%
5%
48'A
46
27%
100
.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_
Wheeling Steel Corp: common
471/4 Mar 28
22
23
2nd
Pacific
3.80%
2
Apr
Ry
5%
471%
46%
8'A
22'A
7%
27%
60
75%
21%
7
100
.
Inc
Maryland
non-cum
5%
8'A
60
5%
'
4%
Westinghouse
2
77
B
Westinghouse Air Brake—.
96% Apr J 8
33% Mar 16
26
Jun
Apr
Lines
5%
7%
60
*74%
22%
100
pfd
Bancorporation—.
Western
-
4%%
Pulp & Paper
preferred—
Western
4
42% Jan
20% Jun
:
14
441% Dec
26
,
Power
Air
Western
30% Mar 12
27
5
57
Feb
Jan
41% Jan
27
"
Jan
2
14
Feb
Va
%%
Jan
26
93
tf
Jai^,
4
Western
39
25% May 11
71% May 14
Mar 10
26
West
tyar 16
27
13 Va May 10
31
Mar 12
27 %
25
26% Jun
1
601% Juri
3
46
1011/2 May 22
Jun
110
34% May 19
1143% Oct
26
preferred
24'A Jun
5
65
4.10%
,Jun
18% Jun
2
103
Apr 30
2
Jun
1V
series
31
99% Jun
9
preferred
881/2 Jan
56
43% Aug 24
40'A Jan
3
4.20%
39Vb Jan
3
99% Jah
15
Jun
29
Jun
4
941/2 Jun
May 29
Dec
82
IO2V2 Apr
5%
8
60%
75
7
46%
46%
*27
*35%
4
3
80
41
4
Penn
Co
11
16
,.5'a
7
46
47
28
12Vb
1
,
.——
25
25
92'A Jan
10
West
Corp
Jan
10
Nov
Jan
Kentucky Coal
7
45%
46
27
51/4
5
West
45%
45Va
7%
No par
Mills
45
7%
26
*60
5
Welbllt
14
'
No par
Co_
20
23
110
Motor
31
Jun
:
No par
5V4 Jan
Jun
2
68
Wayne Knitting
23
Feb
26% Oct
Waukesha
361/2 Feb
May 29
44
71/4
44%
Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water
Power
-7VB
26
10
37% Mar 19
92
21%
1.25
Co
14% Feb
26
4
104
Inc
;
(S D)
26
.13
1
29'A Aug 16
19
Jun
3
23'% Jun
25
Apr
2
97 % Feb
28
55
3
82% Dec
Apr
51
19
28
29% Nov
7
July 18
May 29
31
-
.
29
■
*74%
22
1
951/4 Jun
14
25
2
8
75
21%
1
85% Jan
28
1
Jan
40% Jan
Jan
75
22
100
*
Pictures
Co
75
21'A
50c
Corp
May 29
Warner
74%
21
7
—No par
3
87
.
5
19% Jan
Industries
Warner Bros
74
21
10
common
9'/a May 29
:• •
24
45
93
,
.<
May 31
87
Co
Warren
29% May 29
27 '/a May 29
W
74
15
par
2.50
Baking
Ward
2
&
Inc
preferred..
39
•
7
91
G
Warner-Lambert
21
,_100
Co
38'A Apr 19
27% May 17
28
Jun
preferred
Tlernan
29
7
17
82% Jan
9
&
54% Jan
Jun
19
23
71/4 May 31
25
(Hiram)
3
26
30
37% Dec
4Va Jan
Walker
Wallace
2
17% Jan
41/2%
Electric Corp———
System
No
Walgreen
Co_,
s
44% Feb
•35% July
15
38% Jan
Waldorf
57 'A Jan
4% Jun
29
54'% Nov
5
30'% Jan
Wagner
4
25
7
-
43
3
,
25
59% Jun
.
8
59% Nov 27
27
Jan
9% Jan
RR
4% May 29
"
40% Nov
Wabash
65% Mar 21
Hi/4 May 29
16% Jan
20
31
,
4.
25
Feb
40'% Jun
,86% Mar 16
28
Jun
9
24% Jun
J
ll'A Mar 28
26
66
Mar
July
ranges
Wrigiey (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Xerox
ofd
*
stock
are
104
108%
109%
91/4
8%
8%
8%
119
125Vs
1231/a
128%
121%
125%
21
21 Va
21%
105
105
'
8%
8%
1141/4
118%
120%
" "20%
'20%
21
;*25
-25%
25%
26
80 Va
84%
79
81
y
18%
"18%
18%
,48%
^adlb Corp.
x Ex-dividend,
"V
,50%
-51%
Ex-rights,
105
105
IO91/2
1,900
9
1,700
'
8%
Yale 8s Towne Mfg Co
10 "
Young Spring & Wire Corp
9
»
Youngstown Sheet. & Tube—No par Youngstown Steel Door^a
Ncpar
"
Zenith
104
"
5
.1,29
Corp..
distributed;
of
♦103
—No par
z Ex-distribution,
9
123%
"*8%
'54
..
7,900
21%
21'/a
21%
♦25%
21%
19%
177,200
26%
26
26
*26'A
27
400
80'/a
82%
81%
83
81%
83
27,700
19
18 Va
18%
17%
18%
5,300
53
54
51%
52%
173.500
18%
51%
i In bankruptcy
53%
or
receivership or being reorganized
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are cumulative unless
under the Bank-
otherwise Indicated.
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24
.
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.
(236)
Monday, July 16, 1962
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
italic letters in
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
the
column, headed
"Interest
the bonds mature. Figures after decimal
when
Period"
Indicate
each -case
In
point represent one or
LOW AND HIGH SALE
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday /
July 9
NEW YORK; STOCK
EXCHANGE
4
Bid
JUly 11
July 13
Bid
102.8
101.30
1026
101.30
102.6
100.4
100.12
100.8
100.16
100.16
100.24
100.2
100.3
100.7
99.28
99.30
99.6
99.14
99.14'
100
100.2
Bid
Ask
99.24
99.30
Friday
Thursday
99.22
99.20-
100.4
98.24
98.28
Ask
99.2
.'Ask'
Bends($)
102.10
102.2,
102.10
100.18
100.26
100.20
100.28
100.4-
100.8
100.5
99.20
ioo.ii
99.3
Week
July 13
Bid
Ask
102.2
99.28
100.7
98.30
Bid
100.6
99.28
ioo.io
99.4
99.7
♦
100.9
99.24
100
100.8
100.12
99.4
^99.8
99.8
98.6
98.14
98.14
98.22
98.18
98.26
98.18
98.26
98.20^-98.28
Treasury 3%s
99.8
99.12
99.10
99.14
99.17
99.21
99.16
99.20
99.18
Treasury
99.28
100
98.28
99
93
89.18
91.26
92
92
92.6
92.8
92.141
92.8
Treasury
Aug 15 1968
33/«s
May 15 1966
3%s
Nov 15 1967
3 Vis—
Nov 15 1980
3'As_:
Feb IS 1990
3 Vis
Nov 15 1998
33,8S_
Nov 15 1966
3V4s
Jun 15 1978-1983
3%s—z
May 15 1985
3s
—Feb 15 1964
3s
—Aug 15 1966
3s
Feb 15 1995
2%s
Dec 15 1960-1965
2s/as
;_Feb 15 1965
2 Vis
Jun 15 1962-1967
2 Vis
Aug 15 1963
2Vis
Dec 15 1963-1968
2 'As——Jun 15 1964-1969
90.26
91
91
91.6
91.6
91.12
91.8
91.14
91.10
91.16
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
90.4
90.14
90.8
90.14
90.14
90.20
90.16
90.22
90.20
90.26
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
89.30
90.4
90.2
90.8
90.8
90.14
90.10
90.16
90.14
90.20
Treasury 2Vis
Mar
Treasury 2 Vis——Jun
Treasury 2 Vis
Sep
15
1966-1971
88.30
89.4
89.2
89.8
89.10
89.16
89.12
89.18
89.14
89.20
15
1967-1972
87.18
87.24
87.22
87.28
88.4
88.10
89.2
89.8
88.4
88.10
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—r»r—r—-
99.30
100.2
100.2
99.2
99.6
99.8
93.8
93.2
93.10
93.4
89.26
89.24
90
89.30
88.14
88.22
88.22
88.30
98.14
98.18
98.18
98.22
89.4
89.12
89.2
89.10
89
89.8
88.28
99.16
99.18
97.14
84.2
100.6
100.2
99.22
100.1
100.5
99.6
99.10
93.12
93.6
93.14
90.6
90.2
90.10
88.28
89.4
89
89.8
98.22
98.26
98.22
98.26
89.4
89.12
89.4
89.12
89.4
88.28
89.4
88.28
89.4
88.30
89.6
99.15
99.17
99.17
99.19
99.18
99.20
99.19
99.21
97.20
97.18
97.22
97.22
97.26
97.22
97.26
97.22
97.26
84.10
84.14
84.22
84.22
84.30
84.28
85.4
85
85.8
100.13
100.17
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.16
97.19
97.23
97.20
97.22
97.22
97.26
97.22
97.26
97.22
97.26
94.12
94.18
94.20
94.26
94.28
95.2
94.30
95.4
94.30
95.4
99.8
99.10
99.9
99.11
99.10
99.12
99.10
99.12
99.10
99.12
92.14-
'•
92:6
92.12
15
1967-1972
87.10
87.16
87.14
87.20
87.28
88.2
15
1967-1972
87.10
87.16
87.12
87.18
87.26
88
Dec
Treasury. 2 Vis.
100.6
99.12
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.21
99.23
99.22
99.23
99.22
105.16
2 Vis
Treasury
C
Mar
89
8
Mar
89
Sales for
,
v
Ask
—
point.
a
PRICED
Wednesday
July 10
102
Treasury 4%8—^.May 15 1975-1985
Treasury 4s_
.—Oct
1 1969
Treasury 4s
Aug 13 1971
Treasury 4s_„—
1—Feb
1 1980
Treasury 3%ilLLJJJ—-May 15 1968
Treasury 3788
Nov 15 1971
Treasury 37/aS
Nov 15 1974
~~TT-Z~«'*
Tuesday
the" month,
'32nds of
more
'
99.8
99.12
93.10
93.18
90.4
90.12
89.2
89.10
98.22
98.26
89.6
1
89.14
100.12 100.16
87.28
88.2
87.30
88.2
87.30
88.4
99.24
99.22
99.24
99.23
i
88.4
87.28
j
99.24
106.16
,
.
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
Development
5s
103
10
Nov
101
10
105.24
106.24
106.16
105.16
106.16
105.16
106.16
105.16
1980
103
104
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
Dec
1973
100.16
101.16
100.8
101.8
101
101
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
4 Vis
Jan
1977
100
101
101.8
101.8
100
101
100
101
100.8
101
Feb
1982
100.8
101.8
100.8
101.8
100.8
101.8
100.16
101.16
100
100.24
May
1978
98
99
97.24
98.24
101
July 11
101 .8
1985
4 Vis
4 Vis
Nov
Nov
4 Vis
103
Feb
43/4S
July 11
101.8 July 10
July 10
4 Vis
Jan
15
15
99
97.24
101
100.24
98
1979
97.24
97.24
98.24
98.24
97.24
98.24
97.24
98.24
97.24
98.24
100.28
100.20
100.28
100.20
100.28
97.8
98.8
97.8
98.8
100.24
97.16
98.8
1962
99.28
100.4
99.28
95
96
94.24
95.24
94.24
95.24
95
.
3 Vis
3 Vis
Oct
:
1
97.8
98.8
100.4
100.4
99.28
99.28
97
100.4
98
99.28
v
96
100.4
95.8
96.8
3 Vis
___Jan
1
1969
3 Vis
Oct
15
1971
94
95
93.24
94.24
93.24
94.24
93.24
94.24
93.16
94.16
May 15 1975
91
93
91
93
91
93
91
93
92
93.16
Oct
85.16
86.16
85.8
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85.16
86.16
88.24
89.24
86
87.16
3%s
:
Dec
84
8
July 12
89
-
•
.
All
other figures
89
88
89
88
86
87
86
87
86
are bid
asked
and
1
1976
89
89
87
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
94 i56
June-Dec
1980
94 Vi
92
(continued)—
§»7s Central Ry 1952—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
99
] Foreign
3.5%)
to
-June-Dec
*95
--
Securities
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
NY 1-0483
HA 5-4400
•
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
AND
FOREIGN
Akershus
•
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
(City of) 5'As 1973
§«Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
§ •External sinking fund 7s
Australia
ser
sinking fund 7s ser
sinking fund 7s ser
s
1957—
f $ bonds
1978
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan -July
B 1945—Jan-July
C 1946
Jan-July
D 1945__Jan-JuIp
Apr-Ocf
Jan-July
*91 'A
lOl
101
*96 'A
*96'A
*96'A
*96'A
*96 'A
57
60
91'A
—
101
17
1027/8
•
114
•
114
•
60
48%
4
•
60
15-year, 3%s 1969
15-year 4 Vis 1971
15-year 4%s 1973—
15-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
93%
3
91
99
96%
41
94 %
99%
92%
93%
92'A
101'/a
92%
96 fa
96'A .977/8
98%
98% 100.
April-Oct
—April-Oct
947/8
94%
96
95 fa
94%
Jan-Jul#
98 fa
97'A
-Fan-July
,5'As April 1980
5'As Oct 1980—,
20-yedr 5 Vis 1981
5Vis
98'A
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
98 fa
98%
—
5Vis 1979—:
20-year
99'A
93
_May-Nou
Mar-Sept
1972
1978_
5s
5s
92%
32
94%
93
44
97'Al
93%
June-Dec
-June-Dec
94%
97'A
974/4
1982
J.-1
Chilean
•
23
1O0%1OO%..U«
•j
.8,.. /*■ .98'A
•
Chinese
(Rep)
5'/as extl
f $ 1973
—__June-Dec
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented
1980—Jan-July
§ •Bavaria (Free State) 6%s 1945—Feb-Auo
4%s debs adj (series 8) 1965
-Feb-Auo
s
external
5'/as
extl
loan
loan
sif
5'As extl loan
•Berlin
►101
6s
external
loan
6s
debentures
6'/as
Berlin
s
April-Oct
•
105
1955
Power
&
s
6 Vis
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
1957
*
6%s of 1927 due
1957
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979—
For
footnotes,
see page
33.
42
92%
—
—-
42%
42
'
.
——
92'A
mm**
'
——
'
——
S''r
——
—-
37%
■
91%
j'
22
91%
39
■
39
*34
*34
-37'A
35'A
34'A
43'A
41%
41%
92'A
* 92 'A
*86
*34
*34
6s
*86
*34
7s
42
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
*86
92'A
92'A
*34
42
42
1960
1960
*34
*86
—Jan-July
1961-,——
__
*2'A
5'A
2'A
*96
93
42
3%
96
.
104'A
98% 4
30
97%
104'A
23
97%
103%
87'A
91%
79
80
67
Credit Froncier De France—
91
•
——
96
—
40
19
38%
8
100
98 '/a
97'A
23
97
101
101
3s
.
extl sinking fund
5'As gtd extl loan 1979
(Republic of) 4'As external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978—
CUdlnamarca
Czechoslovakia
(State)
June-D^o
June-Dee
Jan-July
J-
r
Columbia
58 %
1027/s
73%
102
95
95
5
57'A
58%
3
102% 103'A
80%
102
94%
95%
51'A
65
23
102
29
27%
29
12
23
37
60
56%
60
14
47%
60
106'A
—
Stamped assented (Interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
._April-Ocf
Denmark (Kingdom of)
5'/as 1974
Feb-Aup
50
104
104'A
98%
Jan-juiv
95
(Republic of)—
92
40
25
98%
95%
18
95
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
79
79
1
64
81
79
79
2
73%
81
97%
97%
105
European
80
70
73
94
95
36
100%
95
,
85
77
78'/a
42
99
3'As external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
85
*85
»
Salvador
*30
—-—Map-Nov
1977
81
92
June-Dec
•
El
extl loan
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
-
*77
5'As
102
95'/a
__
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Coal and Steel Community—
Coal and Steel Community—
5'As-secured (7th series) 1975
—April-Oct
5s secured
1978
.
Jan-July
(11th series)
5%s
(13th series)
1980
Aprll-Ocf
5'As s f debentures 1982
;
—April-Oct
{•Frankfurt on Main 6'As 1953—
Map-Nov
4%s sinking fund 1973
Map-Nov
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
5'As dollar bonds 1969—
April-Oct
3s dollar bonds 1972—
April-Oct
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
*4
5
100% 101%
33
971/2
94
94%
997/8
5
97%
97%
53
*93
_
104%
99'A
34
997/8
94%
*90
99%
103
92
*99%
lOO'A
102 7/a
97
91%
30
105%
94
99%
—
104% 105%
5
98
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1979
8
92 V»
42
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97'A
100%
Jan-July
April-Oct
60
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1941
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»
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94%
-
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60
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29
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11
97'A
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f
85%
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June-Dec
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;
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82%
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23
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1950
59
76
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June-Dec
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1977
(City of)
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1972
1976
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1
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1961
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1957
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1963
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.—May-Nou
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1961
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series
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60
of) 30-yr s f bonds
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Canada
Members New York Stock Exchange
3rd
Jan. 1
No.
(interest
1978
funding
Caldas
1
Wertheim & Co.
§•7$
Range Since
Sold
High
June-Dec
bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
April-Oct
§ •External
11,000
Brazil
reduced
§ •External
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
5%
FOREIGN
87
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
89
86
quotations.
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
88
—Mar
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
3%
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Week's Range
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Unification
1981
—July 15 1972
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BONDS
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April-Oct
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80
14
76
80
4s
5s
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1972
April-Oct
*100%
—
International loan of 1930—
80
80
20
76
80
3s
dollar bonds
dollar
bonds
1980
1972
———June-Dec
—-June-Dec
1077/b 108
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—
14
104
91%
109%
96
Number 6177
Volume 196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(237)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July
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bond S
Last
Period
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*
Sale Price
or
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.
conv
debs
-J
172%
102
1977
5s
4%s
McKesson &
66%
70%
118
432
170
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1980
Corp
103
15
e-
102
Feb-Aug
5%s
Corp
104%
103
6
94
__
170
—Jan-July
78
104
103
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93%
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May-iVou
wts"
81
78
—
Feb-Aug
1978
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103
>
71
78%
%
—
104
May-Nov
Corporation
Metropolitan
74 7A
58'A
—April-Oct
1980
mortgage
1st
73
-—June-Dec
1st
Haloid
102
54
170
157
2044—April
i
Realty
Stores
5s
,
55'A
*74
'—Jan-July
1st
Hackensack
105
—
1977,-
1981
5'As
1968
f debentures
s
McCall
64'A
4%s
RR
5%s
Co
McGrory
•
159'A
1976—May-Nov
j
v
Central
3'As
May
67%
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1st mtge
2%s
66'A
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-—L_May-Nov
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A
Utilities
1980-
G
69'A
66'A
66'A
A July 2015—April
ref
105'A
67%
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&
128
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101
101
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mortgage Inc
1st
105'A
101
Feb-Aug
debentures
Corp
70
78
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1972—May-Nov
70
78
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1981—Apr-Oct
2%s debentures
78%
68
\
wts"
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—
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70
58
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1987
debs
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65%
—'
.
Mar-Sept
*
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3'As s f debentures 1978
1
f
General
Credit
Martin
178
103'A
13
subord
conv
Maine
97%
100
■132 "
-
5'/as
Inc
& Co
McDermott
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982
25/8s series Q 2010:
Financial
subord
conv
Gulf
23/4S series P
106
104% 104%
1990—Jan-July
N
mortgage 3'As series O 2000
mortgage
Western
103'A 104%
Jan-July
General
Great
105
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General
General
•»-
_Jan-July
1973—
4V2S series D
General
106 '
103'A
Jan-July
1978
5s
Macy
99%
102
575
126'A 134'A
(R H)
105 ;
106
104%
132
Ry Co—:
General 5s series C
General
104
sub debs '75_May-Nov
conv
1987
debs
subord
Trucks
105'A
96'A
47As
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1st
conv.
1
60%
May-Nov
i
>
100
97%
1979
1982
■•5s
;
114
1980i
1984
mortgage
66
—
3'As
Mack
186
2003
66
__
2%s
mortgage
Macy
102
105
96'A
:
91'A
179'A
83
12'
gold 3s
Elec
&
I
ser
66
__
second
Gas
H 2003
ser
mortgage 47As 1990
MacAndrews & Forbes Co—
103%
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%
118
169
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/
•
96%
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v.,
<
115
41
'
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May-JVov
(_W T) Co 4%s debs 1987—
Northern
Great
88
1965—May-Nov
1985——._■
---May-Nov
& Co 3'As
(W R)
1983
t i
129
125'A 132'A
84
87%
131
Go first mtge 2%s
(B F)
f debentures
s
Grace
debentures
88'A
20
90'A
89%
123
125
—June-Dec i
f debs 1981
5s s
4%s
Co
Goodrich
103%
•
div
mortgage 3'As
1st
.
100
Louis
1st
'»
ser
3%s
refund mtge 3%s
&;
1st
106'A
106%
100
134
*82
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971—.—May-Nov
4%s convertible debentures 1977*—
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79
Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 43/4S 1981
April-Oct
Giidden
259
refund
Louisville
98%
104
;
„Jan-July
——Mar-Sept
.
:
102
Low
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St
107'A
102'A
90
Jan. 1
No.
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Mar-Sept
Range Sinco
Sold
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•
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Gimbel
:
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High
RR—
mtge 3%8
93
195
104'/8 105%
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<b'refund
89%
164
t
&
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104
70
,
94'A
93%
103% 104%
Friday's
100
97
76
104'A 105'A
-
105
debs 1979
3 Vis
Corp
3.20s
94'A
,—-I—— --.Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
92'A
91%
•
104
Mar-Sept
•—
Y—
debentures
4%s
General
104'A
.-Mar-Sept
--i---
——.—..Mar-Sept
4%s
General
91%
Feb-Augr
1975
1977
or
Bid & Asked
Low
High;
1
3%s
Last
Sale Price
Period
90'/a
67
:
Interest
Exchange
89%
3,416
.—.Jan-July
1964__—_
debentures
3V2S
-
Sold
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
2%s
js
Motors
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Lowj High
General
for Week Ended July 13)
:
Bid & Asked
27
95
103
105%
101%
105%
92
97
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle«
(240)
28
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 13)
Friday
Interest
BONDS
and
1st
Northern
3 y»s
s
3 Vis s
80
80
91%
93
88%
92
87%
88%
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s
4%s
s
4%s
s
f
4%s
s
100%
98%
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102%
103%
100%
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—
1981
—May-No®
1981
May-No#
Northern Pacific By prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
—-—Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Ooll trust 4s 1984
April-Oct
debentures
f
s
101%
102%
102%
8
85%
57%
85%
85%
i
57%
62
91
58
91%
92%
92%
92%
=
3
;
90
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•
debentures
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feo-AUg
First mortgage 2%s 1975
—_April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978 _•—jl
»—--Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979_
„Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
:
Juno-Deo
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3s 1979—
Afor-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
*
:
♦
Northrop
Northwestern
5s
Oil
91%
First mortgage
First mortgage
2%s 1975
27/as 1980
debentures 1987
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
Oil
Ohio
4%s
Co
1st
mortgage
104
6y4s
Second
mortgage
St
Louis-San
104
78%
80
1975
1979
1st mortgage 27/is 1980
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1985
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987
Mathieson
Olin
Chemical 5y2s
5'/2s conv subord
74%
St
78%
Oxford
Gas
First
Electric
&
—
102 %
100
refunding
1st
& ref
series
80%
14
Union
Duluth
215
106
Air
series BB 1989
1st & ref 3 Vis series' GO 1978
110
108 7/s 110
218
105 %
93%
105%
28
112% 114%
Roebuck
Sears
ref
1st &
4%s
ref
M
4 %s
ref
M
4%s series HH 1994.
Pacific Tel & Tel
'
2%
s
90%
series OG
1986_
3Vis
debentures
debentures
82%
debentures
debentures
85%
South & North
81%'
76%
86%
86
82%
82%
81%
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•
86
81%
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r,
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87 y4
V 80
102
June-Dec
77%
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;
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1988_.
73%
84
87%
5
84%
22
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84
86
89%
85%
92
.
General
4'/2S series
General
5s
General
series
86%
June-Dec
..June-Dec
1968
.
4%s series D 1981
April-Oct
General mortgage 4%s series E 1984
—Jan-July
General mortgage 3 Vis series F 1985—_Jon-julv
•
99%
99%
99
97%
99% 100
52
98
69%
68%
69
70
30
68
75
68
68%
18
68
74%
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series B
1974____.__
First
&
Feb-Aug
...Jan-July
refunding 2%s 1971—
First
&
First
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding.
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&
2%s 1967
..May-Nov
1986
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D
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1977—
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Co
1970
debentures
37/as
footnotes,
" "*
J"
85
83%*
«
91%
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;
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79%
82 %
106
;
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see page
33.
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78
74%
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'
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146
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91
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100
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72
87
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:
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104
102
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106
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;
100
96%
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78%
74%
78
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102
146
41
110
100
105%
1984—__June-Dec
109 7/8
108
April-Oct
4%s 1983.^.—-Jury-July
100%
100% 100%
iooy2
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35
99%
103
1982—April-OcZ
97%
99%
164
94%
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50
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96 %
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86%
30
86%
14
84%
100
100 %
3
97%
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115
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108
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98
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r
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1982
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84%
86
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Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
1982
103
102
103
April-OcZ
debs
94
94
95
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1977—May-Nou
59%'
6
104
*
72%
70%
•
12
61%
61%
61%
4
72
72
•
debs 1985——April^OcZ
Wayne
1
'•••
(James)
Inc—
1979—.—
84%
'
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106
8
102%
98%
111
99%
113
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9
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.
;
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10^%
92
93 ya
105
89%
__
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Pacific
and
•
first; gold 5s
RR of
99
89%
89%
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97%
__
99%
.June-Dec
2000.^
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99
91
89%
98%
17
95%
22.
85%
92 %
73%
96%
__
97%
87
72
1
...
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96%
98
,
'
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debentures
1st
mtge &
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mtge
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47/as
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90
1
66
16
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84
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Pacific
RR
2%s
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_.
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...
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97%
3%s
83%
97%
76
14
77
93
97%
91 y2
June-Dec
104
debentures
.June-Dec
110%
69
subord: debs 1985————.June-Dec
Co, of America 2%s 1966. April-Oct
Afar-Sept
debentures 1977
——
conv
,
87
68
91%
95%
82 V4
91%
931/2
—
83%
82%
88%
89
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104
5
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130
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103
105%
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68
90
68
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70%
99%
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98%
99 y4
13
104
106% 109%
59
59
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—
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—
—
103% 128
91% .92%
89%
90;
104%
104
109
Air Lines Inc—
50
105%
82 V4
83%
83%
1976,—Feb-Aug
.
1
91 y2
99 %'
78%
78%
102% 123
72
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59 y2
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.
8iy4
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,
87%,' 98%
69%; 75
90
951
64%
71
103%
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—
"
.
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Afay-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991 Afar-Sept
_Aprll-Oct
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
5s
s
f
debentures
1986.——.——:_i.Feb-Aug
*88%
56
',
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111% 112%
2%s debs 1970—.June-Dec
1986——.—
subord debs 1991
1
69%
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„
•
64%
V
96%
21"''
90:
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«—
debentures
4%s conv
*._
j
69%
59 %
105%
81 Ve
73,%..' 7.4 '.
90
,
.
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—
104
222
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65
•
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1968
coll tr ,27/8s 1980.:
3 %s 1982
of California
102%
130
!> 1.B9 v
.98%
*87 y4
1974—'-June-Dec'
inc debs 1978. .June -Dec
Union Electric Go of Missouri 3%s 1971. ..Afay-Nov
Firsb mortgage and coll trust. 2%s 1975 April-Oct
99%
98
98
•
World Airlines 6%s
Trans
J,. —"V
9i%
"91%
—
*99%
1
'
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refund M 3"%S: ser'E 1985. -Jan-July.
New
! '
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Terra
75
99%
RR—
,
-
._Feb-Aug
Thompson Products 4%s debs: 1982——
Thompson Ramo 'Wooldridge Inc—
..Jan-July
5'/4S debentures
1986
,—
.April-Oct
Tidewater Oil Co.3%s 1986
90%
73%
Orleans
1970".j ApriZ-Oct
'First and refund M 3%s Series C 1990-- AprilsOct
Texas
123 y4
104
New
5
101%
152
*103% 105%
First and refund ;M'3%s series B
General
.
99%
105%
101%
366
*101% 103%
impt M 4§ series, C, 2019— .Jan-July
Impt 2% series D 1965—— Apr^l-Oef
'
4
151
148
r
June-Dec",
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983___..Afay-Nov
•Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965...
:Afay-Npv
108%
93% ;
99% 102% ;
104% 107
and
151
151
June-Dec
June-Dec
Texas
88
*
..
'
notes
.-Refund' and
'
84% '
101%
__
\
120
99% 102%
102%
Apr-Oct
1982
debs
notes 1979——
5 % % senior notes 1980—
Terminal RR Assn of St Louisa—
•
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subord
capital conv
;Texasv &
April-Oct
...Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
•>:>.
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■
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subord
15%s senior
86%
' 77%
;
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90
83%
100%
9
82%
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E 1986
4»/4s
37/as
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conv
Talcott
•
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1986
—
debs
4%s
83%
80'
.
80%"
84
>
i
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v
82%
102% 102%
113
97%
135%
80%
—
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:
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ser A
3ya8 conv
(Ohio)
Chemical
conv
Symington
82% .V 86
76
80%
I
lr- ''■*«■.
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mtge 3 Vis 1977—
1st mortgage 3s 1983
Gamble
95%
22
,
80%
June-Dec
1st
For
"101
,
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Proctor A
92
83%
"
Feb-Aug
—'---Feb-Aug
1974
2%s
93%
*
June-Dee
8
89
85
Afar-Sept
Line
fund
85
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June-Dec
i
102
61
82
104
96%
7
113
82
89
98
206
.
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Afay-Nov
Oil Corp 2"%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
MayrNou
Swift & Co 2%s. debentures 1972
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May-No®
'
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1984
series
50
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
5s series C
87
83%
:_~ApriZ-Oct
;
;
89'/a
105 y4
86%
•
1973_June-Dec
Sunray
Sum-ay
84
*80%
__
sink
97%
,
91
87%
102
28
99
110
debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
1974——
J an-July
debentures
4%s
101
79
June-Dec
!
4%s conv subord debs 1987—...
3%s series A
96 y2
93%
.....Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986—
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
...June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—'
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I
1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser j
1964lAfay-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970—
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
--April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975_.__April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965
-Jen-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967.
^ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3 %s
1994.
!
1983.
(N J)
"
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Plantation
California
debentures
Stokely-Van
,
ii
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mtge 5s 1989—_______April-Oct
4 Vis
(Indiana)
Standard
63 :
81
83%
refunding 3%s 1988
First & refunding mtge 4%s
First & refunding
1st
1983,
of
85%
97
93%
1987-—.Mar-Sept
gen
60
87
_JJune-Dec
refunding 3 Vis 1983-
1st
<■
80%
79
-
—May-Nov
2%s 1974
2%s 1981.
First & refunding 3Vis 1985
First & refunding 4%s
First &
57
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85%
105%
75
98
Afay-Nov
subord
conv
Oil
100%
97
81
June-Dec
27/8s 1978—.
First & mortgage 3Vis 1982—
First &
5s
Oil
100%
.
54%
57%
85%
107%
103
173
89
-—
General gold 4Vis series C 1977—
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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8774
84
54%
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■
104%
80
104% 104 %
82
104
104 y2
99%
34
-
103% 104%
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Jan-July \
1983
Standard
2%s
99%
7
101
13
24
101%
Co—
Tell 2%s
Bell
debentures
5%s
111
99 %
& Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
:
April
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Afor-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s
.100
■
86%
Pere
mtge 3%s
2 7/8s series
2%s series
debentures
Spiegel Infc
-
86%
Peoria
1st
mortgage
Stauffer
1985
A
B
April-Oct
242
•
1981
Standard
102% 104
—
97%
Afay-Nov
Pacific RR
Standard Oil
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
Ry 2%s-4%s
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
*96%
104
--
„
'
19701
debentures
1969
4%s
4'/2s
Feb-Aug
95
;—.Jan-July
4%s
3yas
Pan
American World Airways—
47/8s conv subord debentures 1979
——
V
4%s (Oregon Lltaes) A 1977!
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102 y8
98%
100% 100%
94 Va
•
89
82%
86%
105
99
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage
F 1996.
Jan-July
First mtge 5tV4s series series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994.—Jan>Jttly
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988^
!
:
Feb-Awy
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
78%
80%
*89
1964.. June-Dec
convertible
First
80
79
15
~3
100%
*87
Jan-July%
Feb-Aug
1987-—
San Fran Term
104%
82%
86%
debentures
Southern
103%
102 •;
100
75
77%
87 %
87%
4
*89%
104%
June-Dec
i
1985:
-Gold
95%
100%
81
79%
18
Telegraph Co—
debentures
First
*
103%
87%'-
_Feb-A«ff
debentures
:
.
100%
30
78
—
*75
,RR, 5§ 1963____—April-Oct
Gold
83 y4
80%.
Feb-Aug
_
Alabama
104%
June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
104%
3
102
100%
102
87%
105 % 106
Feb-Aug
AprtZ-Oct
1979
debentures *1979—^
3%s
106%
8
103 %
102
100
J
165
97
100% 102%
100
ApriZ-Oct
Oil 2 Vis 1976
Southern California Edison Co—
103 Vi 107 y4
102
Marchant—S'As
Natural Gas Co 4yas conir
40
June-Dec
104
5
98%
98%
*86 %
Jan-July
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
2'/4s debentures 1965—
Indiana
101
4
■i
84
120
117% 123
102 7/8 103%
1983_Fel>Aua
1971
Southern
104% 105%
—June-Dec
debentures
Southern
104%
•
92
80%
__
*94%
Afay-Nov
1986
debs
83
103%
27
82
88»/a
87%
June-Dec
debs
f
s
85%
.91
93%
4%s
Co
84 yy
82
101 %
105% 105%
69
88%
78%
—
*79%
102 %
—Jan-July
80%
88
*82%
101
-
98%
Jan-July
1977
82%
.
.10
83%
121
Afay-Nov
1980
1966
debentures
2%s
84 y4
83%
- •
-
.
73
60
82
*87%
Feb-Aug
2%s
«"
83 y4
78%
2
is
.
3s
86%
>81%:
5
2'/is
Southern Bell Telephone &
82
,-78%
83%
74
■
Mar-Sept
debs
Oil
Oil
74
65
86
82%
100
1978
Pacific Western Oil 3 Vis
34
*83%
1
April-Ocf
Afor-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1991
82%
83%
83 y4
68%
73
86 y2
61%
*80 %
June-Dei
2y2s
Socony-Vacuum
19
1981
3%s
4%s
Smith-Corona
89%
21
1983—
debentures
93
85%
93%
1993—-
;
3 Vis
89%
77
100% 101%
3Vbs debentures 1987.
3 Vis
57
87
100%
2%s debentures 1985
debentures
91%
86%
June-Dec
&
&
Oil
Skelly
—June-Bee
series FF-1992—
1st
1st
Union
Sinclair
83%
i
*88
1989.Jan-july
1982
4%s
Co
91%:
—June-Dee
1991—
Oil
98
; • 1
4s
1972
Roebuck .&
88%
83 %
63%
1971
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
97%
79 %
Mar-Nov
1980
5'/4s
Sons
subordinated
2
79%
70 '
—
*69%
May-Nou
1974
debentures
15
*81
;
64
637/s
*65
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
90
v
&
debentures
96
81
2006
1977
Co
E)
89%
86
*58%
'
Co—
debentures
f
s
96
*84
Jan
1989
B
mortgage 3s series B
(Jos
5s
127
88
65
-
■
*88
-
cons
3y8s
RR
4%s
120%
91%
—June-Dec
June-Dec
mtge -4%s series DD 1990-
1st & ref 5s series EE
Line
Finance
103%
120%
99%
"
58%
+
*92
4%s
108% 109"%
1st
RR
Depot
Seagram
109%
'
111
=
65
'*
*84
3s
102%
•*»
•
97%
88
•98%-100
1968—June-Dec
Sears
79 Vi
»
Mar-Sept
•
95%
133
81
debs
&
91
87
82%
99
63%
5s. income
37/8s
77
100'
91%
100%
—.—
Paul
86
86%
100
'
31
Paul
86
77
89%
85
88
132%
21
B 1980
series A
series
4s
Seaboard
J
1.1.''
106% 111
90%
'
85
109
__
mtge
Shell
& ref mtge-5s
1st
3s
*91
110%
97 y4
53
101.%
87%
•*
69
Seaboard
Co-
June-Dec
1970
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Bec
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
-June-Dee
First & refunding 3s series M 1979——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977——June-Dec
'<'■
First & refunding 2%r series P 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s-«eries Q 1980
June-Dec
iv, First & refunding 3VaS series R 1982.'
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series 3 1983—June-Dec
First & refunding 27/as series T 1976—-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '83-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3Ves ser W '84—June-Dec
/
First & refunding 3%s ser X 1984..June-Deo
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First &-refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988-June-Dee
1st & ref mtge 4 %s series AA 1986—..June-Dec
&
6
145
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No»
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
.Afar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
79%
78%
'
—
125
85
85
refunding 3 Vis series I 1966
&
First
89%
*85%
67%
Shell
Pacific
89%
115% 117%
1996.Jan-July
!
April-Oct
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
86
81%
14
85
82%
ioo y2
100
April-Oct
Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
97%
68%
St
89%
84%
14
1988—June-Dec
debs
25
65
Louis-Southwestern Ry —
4s bond certificates
76%
78 Vi
86 y2
85
Afor-Sept
debs 1983
Co 3%s
Glass
Owens-Illinois
100
65
First
__
*
*__
99
95%
3
116
mortgage es series A 1997
—Jan-July
Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022.
May
1st
171
__
86
1982—May-No®
conv
43
99%
Mar-Sept
gold 5s
Ry Co—
105 %
35
68%
•
*78%
Francisco
101
17
f
97%
.
102%
111
1st
93
44
•
78%
99%
20
221
127
*75%
102%
1st
1st
3s
102
Mar-Sept
1996
6s
81%
89
97%
debentures 1977..June-Dec
Adirond'k
gold
92%
81%
«•_
.
•,
—
conv
90%
43
mortgage 3y4s series J 1969—Afar-Sept
5V4s conv debs 1977
.Jan-July
St Lawrence &
106
104
105
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Afay-Nov
Afor-Sept
—June-Dec
June-Dec
Jon-July
2%s
1st
102
1983—AprfZ-Oct
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
81
*80
100%
1977
86%
83%
5
*90% •92%
Aircraft
Royal MCBee
95%
-•
93
*78 %
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Afar-Nov
Apr-Oct
1974
3s
mortgage
first
Edison
conv debs
Electric Corp—
&
Gas
General
Rohr
4%s
Corp
St
Ohio
1975—
——
Richfield
160%
79
83%
debentures
108
159
——
*82%
100%
104% 104%
Feb-Aug
1996
96%
79
*104
__
96%
105
2
86%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct
Rheem Manofacthring 3.%s debs..
1975
82%
82
99%
Q3
120
*160%
>
82%
82%
*97%
125
1972
107
101
93%
....
107
High
98 ya
733
•*94%
107
II
*80
conv
debentures
3 Vis
82%
99%
mortgage 3y4s 1983.April-Oct
;
..April-Oct
/eb^ntures
1977
—Afar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%s aeries D 1995_Afay-Nov
Republic Btedi Corp 4%s debs 1985.
Mar-Sept
-81%
85%
82%
81%
''
First and refunding
•
Jan. 1
Low
91%
3%s
93%
81%
83 %
83%
*77
debs 1979
Jan-July
Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
Corp
*82%' 85%
—
98%
Range Since
Sold
No.
91%
4%s serial D
Co—
Power
States
(Minnesota)
Bonds
High
—June-Dee
Rochester
Northern
Friday's
and
4% s
60.
92%
8
98%
and
3%s
88
81, V
56%
May-Nou
refunding mortgage 8s 2037-.Junc-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27as 1979-June-Dec
106
103%
101
1963
and refunding mortgage 3V4s 1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
105%
10 "
or
Bid & Asked
Gas Co—
First
1
102% 102%
Last
Sale Price
First
104%
103%
*102% 106
__
debentures
3s
First
3
105
105
debentures
f
s
4%s
99%
101% 101%
debentures 1980
f debentures 1079
s
4%s
__
*__
May-Noc
1978———
debentures
92
*88%
"
f
4
__
*89%
™*y"K«
Public Service Electric Ac
__
*92%
Period
Low
89%
*81%
Interest
Exchange
High
88%
1974——
—Afar-Sept
f debs 1973—May-No®
Natural Gas 3%s s
i
ueoentures 1973
f debentures 1974
f debentures 1976
f debentures 1977
Low
No.
89%
89%
Central general & ref 5s
ref 4Vis series A 1974
Northern
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Period Sale Price
Stock Exchange
New York
or
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Last
*90
104%
Continued
on
page
33
hKWWWW*WtirtWia»^y*U*W)eiM &
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Number 6177
Volume 196
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
Stock
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 9,
and ending Friday, July 13. It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
'
•'
■'
-
,
'
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•
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Par
•
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp. class A^.
.
Class A
_1
Acme Precision Products
Inc____
2
1%
*
'
25c
:
2
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""* 900*
2y8
' IV*'
3.800
7.
2%
2,800
!
1
;—10
.
2%
Admiral Plastics Corp—
—_10c
Dynamics Inc—
>_1
Aerojet-General; Corp—i/—i——_1
Aeronca Manufacturing Co—__
.-1
Aerosol Techniques Inez
:
10c
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
L*
*
•
ny8
Aid
•
3%
Investment & Discount Jnc_-i
3%. May
133A- Feb
Brad-Foote Gear
-8:700
10
3%
; 5,900
2%
611;-
21,000
41 y2
51%
4
Feb
8
•'
% May
100
133/4 Jun
17
Jan
-1,000
3% Jan
•'«
Jan
15
"
47/8
Bourjois "Inc
\ 87 3/a Mar
May'.v
9
14%
37/a
*
4% Jan
33/4 May
5,400
114%
17s/8
Jim
*
Jun
12
•
Jun
7,700 -
43A
-
'10%
'
S"
Jun
12%
4%
-
;
Class A
Alabama
:
^
Alan
Power
r--—-
Steel
Wood
Co
:i5y8
15%
•66y4
68
•88
88
•-*
100
__
10
common...
preferred
I
_1
Algemene Kunstzide N V— '
V,' :
American deposit rets American shs__
All
American Engineering Co;
All-State Properties Inc
!
1
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
8,200
25
3%
3%
33/a
2,500
British Columbia
X
5 f
•l-.
:10
1,200
49
3
21,300
26,700
4%
3,200
7%
7%
100
3
3%
5,000
9
2 % May
8%
87/a
300
8% July
Class B~
Jan
4%
Feb
9
Jun
4%
5%
Control
Allied
Paper Corp
Inc
Co
Mar
*
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
1
Corp—
Beverage Corp
American
Systems
Inc
Electronics
.
American shares
Mills
American
Inc. class
American
American
Thread
American
Post
Anchor
Angostura-Wupperman
Chemical
6%
Feb
Chemical
Ansul
Co
:
Industries
—
1,200
4%
75
5%
433/4
--
3
1
4y8
ft
; 15 %
14
£
£
4%.
26 y4
4Vb
...
1,900
:
300
'%
__
33 y4
25
12%
45"y4
27,200
32 %
Jun
25J/8
251/8
100
22%
Jun
3%
41/8
v
9
.
~
■
9%
V: 9
93%
10%
93%
-
8,500-
--
170
94%
.
Corp
7%. May
103
Jun
Inc
...
N"W
3,400
27/a
3% May
7%
2% May
500
43
Jun
223/8
9,600
19
Jun
33% Mar
li May
1% Jan
4,100
6
5%
6%
3,300
1
1
1%
9,500
12%
Ul%
123/4
56%
5'A May
1
May
9% Jun
4,100
%
%
4,700
8y2
123/s
22,200
r
%
l3/a
18%
Jan
233/4
Jan
Jan
11%
131/4
2,700
6%
5%
63/4
3,300
5y8
Jun
123/s
Jan
4%
43/fi
300
3%
Jun
7
Feb
5Va
5y8
5%
5%
15
-
5%
100
53/4
3,200
15%
2,200
4
5%
Jun
6%
Jun
13%
Jan
Chromalloy
Cinerama
26 y8 Mhr
*
*
57% Jan
'
new "Common___l
.
v
preferred
Oil Ltd_
BarChris
Inc_
_.
Construction—
Bargain Town USA Inc
!
Barnes Engineering Co_—
Barry Wright Corp.
Barton's Candy Corp
Inr
(A S)
103/8
4,600
8%
Jun
33/4
41/8
2,000
3%
Jun
100
1%
-6,400
_____50c
•
:
3
73/4
8%
»_i;
20%
17
21
12%
10%
12%
1
_1
1
75/3
7
75/8
75/3
63/4
73/4
1
8V2
7%
8%
4
4y4
4
3
2Va
23/4
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class A
10c
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
1
Bohack
*
(H C) Co common
5Vz %
prior preferred
footnotes,
see page
100
33.
5% July
jun
3,600
5%
1,300
6
May
Jun
4,600
v
1,700
2
May
io%
14%
14%
6
25%
7%
5%
8%
10,600
6%
3,300
25%
27%
94
95
5% May
4% May
2,300
20%
Jun
90
90'A
Jun
Feb
Apr
.
3% May
9% Jun
%
15
11%
7%
Jan
,12%
4%
170
%
5%
300
2,200
12
Feb
34%
Jan
4%
v
Feb
Jan
114%
Mar
111
Jan
104
200
12%
41/4
3%
11% July
21%
75 %■ May
6,500
Jan
Jan
Mar
3A
Jun
10 % May
%
•
%
2214 Apr
Jun
5%
H
5%
7%
Jun
May
3% May
104% 104%
""3/4
13% Mar
May
4
2,000
77
81
14%, Feb
6% Feb
5% May
Jan
1
Apr
Jun
Jun
73%
15%
Apr
Feb
6 3.4-'.Feb
3% May
P
12
3/4
Corp
Jan
71
Jan
75
83
100
Jan
86 V2 May
13
May
May
15 y4
17
2,600
24%
Feb
26%
27
400
25 Va
Jun
33
Mar
30
163/4
32
325
30
Jun
42
500
6%
4%
b-
'a
,
4%
9%
5%
200
%
'•%
5%
1,400
9
93/4
1,000
Jan
7
Jan
Jun
1H Feb
13% Mar
Jun
700
1
%
Feb
15
H Jun
8 3/4
23 %
Jan
1%
19% May
1,900
Jan
% May
21%
21
53/4
3Vb May
5%
12
Feb
9%
6% May
3,200
7
4%
Apr
233/4 Mar
9%
4% May
51/4
5%
113/4
133/8
16,900
15%
13%
17%
207,600
9% May
_25c
173/a
15
18%
12% May
34%
13%
19 %
Feb
Apr
8
Jan
—;—^
Development Ltd—
r——*
•—;—i—__
1
—:
9,400
1/64
15%
16 »/4
4,000
7,900
5%
16%
—10c
Corp—iJ——...
6%
2,700
3/128
;• 12 y8
13
■■■
1
3la
13
•
77,500
2,200
83/4
'7%
8%
2,600
5
53/4
4,900
Corporation
Products
Aluminum
1%
3/4 May
4,200
72
12%
10 Vb
13V2
12%
13 y2
500
3%
33/8
3%
3,700
3
3%
>
i.
700
Jun
20% Mar
Jun
5% May
3/128 Juiy;,
11 Va Jun
6% May
.
ft July
Feb
15% Mar
,
10 %' Jan
Jun
14
Jan
Jun
11
20
Feb
3V4 Jun
5% Feb
Jun
4% Mar
3
Electronics
vtc___.—.—10c
Inc..—________i
America—<—^
-
■
50c
Feb
Consolidated
Feb
11
Mar
9
Apr
Jan
Mav
& Gas Inc.—
\
■
.
Inc__
18%
17 VB
19%
6,600
16
15 Vb
163/b
3,600
5%
300
5
"2
1%
32 y4
29%
9%
8%
2%
17,400
2,300
33
9%
900
6V4
5
6%
9,400
43/4
43/a
43/4
3,300
1
% May
3% May
13% May
4% May
20%
Jan
834
Jan
1% May
28
Jun
3%
Jan
8%
4%
4%
44%
17 % Mar
Jun
Jun
12.%
6
3% May
17% Jun
4%
2,500
1,500
11
8,700
3%
8,900
2 3/4 May
5%
8
500
7% May
11%
1
46,700
H Jun
1% May
20c
1
3%
8
8
11
1
%
2%
2
2%
2.200
7%
8%
3,200
53/4 May
5
8
1
1%
1,400
1,500
8,000
5
8%
1%
5%
9%
20%
73/8
20,500
20%
20%
500
4-'4
d-*b
6
1
-
53/s
7%
24 VB
Jun
8%
l,9O0
July
5% May
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
18%
3
Jan
Jun
%
4
Jan
38%
18%
4%
Jan
10% Feb
14"% May
3/4
Royalty
Cooper-Jarrett
18,400
18»/8
'
•
11,000
1
Oil—
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc_
1
Construction Products class; A———1
Continental" Aviation & Engineering—1
f OoHtinental Commercial Corp—_—_—1
"Continental"Connector Corp cl A_—50c
; Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
-15
Consolidated
Jan
Oil
Pacific Ltd—
%
53/4
,
*
—10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd
57/s -Jan
102
Community Discount Centers Inc_
10c
Community Public Service.———.—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation —«
.__—25c
Connelly Containers Inc__
50c
New
%
4%
5
4—
Consolidated
3% Jan
43%
Metals Co_
3/4
5»/2
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
■
4%
Jan
10% Mar
6% Feb
16
Feb
May
2%
Jan
5
May
191/4 May
4% Jun
11%
Feb
25%
Jan
9%
Feb
1
v
18 %
4% May
11
Co—
Feb
30%* Feb
33/b May
2%
711
103/4
1
10c
Jan
4
8%
.5
2
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
73/4 July
113/4
Jun
"43/8
May
May
100
5«/b
Club
.
Jan
1V2 Jan
555/8
3% May
6% May
1
Corp
Blauner's
2%
,
43 3A
20'/2
1
1,200
3%
Feb
4 y4
26
—1
:
—
Colonial Corp of
18% Feb
Jun
May
1,900
54,800
14
—u:
_1
———10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay. Corporation S——'
—1
'
Jan
1
5,700
11%
lft
————lc
Corp
Inc
Circuit Foil
Clary
Apr
6,900
18%
pfd
Jan
19%
May
May
153/4
3,400
4%
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—,—.—.——1
22
5,000
500
1
Commercial
Jun
4%
17%
Jan
1% Mar
.
6
1,000
8%
103/8
5,400
%
3%
Feb
Jun
73/4
'
4%
16%
17%
5% May
Feb
4V4
Jun
'
6,200
-X
,
31
Jun
%
173/4
May
/.Fen
9%Jan:;:
.
Jun
%
*"4%
1
5
Jan
9
48
6
12%
16%
12
4%
3A
800
%
,5«
••
%
1
Cohu
DUO
7
4
Coastal Caribbean Oils
1,900
463/4
'
pre!—100
3.50%
Light
Jan
1
rjy4
7,000
.1
7,500
Corp
&
Jan
1,500
4%
;
123A
8,500
47%
Photo Inc
9%
Jun
4,000
11
Jun
20,900
2%
%
May
2*%
1% Feb
1%
3 2 '/a
2%
••
40
••.V-/7V4Jan;:;,
May
5
7/s
6
22
•2 H
1,000
$
59%
/;
4% Jan
1%
105/8
Jun
3 3/4. May,.
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Jan
123/8
3V %
Jan
Mar
6,100
»/8
4%
"
"
1
io3/4
8
34%
3%
353/a
%
7%
56
54,500
May
10
75/a
100
600
-
'"1,700
13% May
10
4
'
Jan
1
Hi/4
25c
Berkshire Frocks Inc
6,700
2,000
.
3»
—
Rights '
—i.—
rClai?k Controller Co___
Jan
1
50c
Inc
7
.
5%
4% May
3
3,400
.
9
14
3% May
11 Jun
12,500
49 V%
343/4
Clausner Hosiery Co—
1%
-
♦
Bickford's Inc
1,900
4%
8%
.
Telephone of Canada
Instrument Corp
Co
•
4
Shoe Corp.
Watch
c
10c
i__
=
4%
1 ft
5
Eletronic Corn
For
93/4
45/8
25c
Bell
Birdsboro
10%
45/8
Belock
Berkey
Jun
4%
li
_50c
Bell
Benrus
3%
200
5
Bayview Oil Corp——
Beck
2,400
10c
__50c
:
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bearines
53/s
Feb
10% May
73/4 July
8
4y8
.
lc
^—___
Industries
•
10
Jun
4%
v
Banco de los Andes American shares—_
Banner
5y4
6,500
8
__
J.-*
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banff
i
50
"
591/4
33%
Corp——.1—__1
/
z
-
50c
Convertible
7ft
50%
59"
9%
———5i50
Power
Clark Cable
63/4
50%
64% May
52 % Mar
7%
Christiana Oil Corp
F,eb
33/4
13% May
38% Jun
Mar
33%
4ft
partic, pfd___10i
.'
May
61
9%
—50c
Co
17
50
7%
1
Feb
3,600
71/8
__—.--i
Jan
62
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—
Co
W)
Vb
4
22
5^
Cherry-Burrell Corp
—
Chicago Rivet & Machine—,
Chief Consolidated Mining—
15%May
C K
611
Feb
26% Mar
.-1
100
Central Securities Corp common
—1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred.*
$1.50 convertible preferred—
*
Century Electric Co
-10
Century Geophysical Corp—;
1
Chamberlin Co of America,——1—2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd—;
•
1
3% Jan
Jun
8
(J
Central
93/8 Feb
12%
1
3%
2.50
Ltd
r-_:—_—__1
Central Maine Power
Feb
May
8% May
.
8% Mar
1% May
62
Properties Ltd——__1
Central Hadley
5% Jan
3%
443/4
1
Vb may
3% July
600
2,700
Mar
2%
1§
2,000
1%
21%
.50
preferred—*
ord_2s 6d
1
Castle (A M) & Co—
L,
10
Catalin Corp of America.—
1
Jan
43%
1
43/4
1%
Jan
20%
■
1/4 Jan
41/8
.
50
50
Ltd vtc__l
16%c
Oil
common
Carnation
2% July
14
- 21%
Va
%
43/4
27
Carter
Jun
15%
Chemical—
11% Mar
11
Jan
lft May
Capital Cities Broadcasting—
Capital City Products.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Feb
1
Common
10% Mar
173/a May
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
6y8
10c
Baldwin-Montrose
800
6,600
.Tan
2,000
Corp__
—
_5
Collieries Corp—
_—____3
Baker Industries Inc
8
2,600
Jan
7%
_-l
73/4
5
1%
Canadian Marconi
Canaveral International
Jan
—1
Bailey & Selbum.OiL& Gas class A
19
Jan
May
7 y4 Jun
9%
600
20%
41 h
6%
■.•<__
%
—
12 3/8 May
2,500
6%
1%
•4%
3% May
3
May
1% Jun
500
28 y4
Industrial
Ayrshire
3%
Jun
com
10
19%
Ltd-
Canal-Randolph Corp
1 ft Mar
6%
preferred—___1
Non-voting non-cum
Avis
5 5/s
1,500
11 %
Mfg Co Inc
9%
6 3/8
Canadian Williston Minerals—___—:6c
33/4- Jan
3,100
:_1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Avien
3
2V4 May
% May
7,200
-
393/4 Feb
Jun
1% May
2% Jun
88,400
Corp__—
Radio
17
1,500
9%
l
300
Apr
Apr
1%
—
Javelin
Canadian wide
Mar
53/a
1
19%
213A
Industrial Gas
Gan» *oan Petrofina Ltd
Feb
43
8%
—10c
Inc__
Plastics
Automatic
1
Feb
May
27
3%
10 pesos
Sewing Centers Inc
Aurora
98
9%
5p
11 y4 May
20%
Gas &
Export
Canadian
&
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General industries Inc____
Devices
18%
•
5
«•_*
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar—
Audio
Jun
Jun
2%
1
Feb
7,200
*
—
Canadian
Mar
4,600
-
'%
VW3%
10c
15%
common—;_1
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
.
63A Jan
2
Corp
Jun
*
Power
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd_______10c
Mar
2
33%c
Chemical Industrial Products
Atlas
iJ
10c
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Development
34
1
;
Mining
Ltd-
Electric
Carolina Power & Light $5
__
Consolidated
_25c
Enterprises
Canadian
Feb
lc
Labs
Inc
(J
Canada Southern Petroleums
>
July
27
£1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Atlas
3
.—1
America
of
Feb
3
Jun
;
Camden Fire insurance
———~5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—_1
Campbell Machines Inc
—
_1
Canada Bread Co Ltd;.—
Canada Cement Co Ltd common-
.
Industries-
deposit rets regular
Atlantic Research
12 %
79
•
96% May.
■»
40c
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atco
73/8
*
4V8 Mar
May
93
500
Inc
Jun
3% May
1,700
300
Astrex
Apr
11%
.
:
Mar
8
May
5
163/4
153/4
10
2.50
preferred
$2.50 preferred
-.
:
6% preferred —————
Feb
10
'
Feb
38%
3
Testing
% Jun
2% May
2,800
/
34% Feb
19%
2%
53/a
800
2%
Associated
i
4 % -Jan
17%
11%
43 %
3,500
2%
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
it
"
4
;_1
—___.
16%
dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
Co.
$3.00
_
6% Mar
Jun
-3,600
1-%
Laundries
Company—
7
2»/4
9
10
Inc—
California
Feb
45 %
May
3%
5%.
23%
Electric
Co
Cabol
18% Mar
fe May
12
15%
iy2
Associated
Jan
4% Jan
May-
13%
500
21 y8
American
&
Burroughs
3% Jan
....
Jun
2%
•
_1
convertible preferred
17%
.4
Jan
4
Jun
13%
5ft
5ft
23
Arrow Electronics Inc
153/4
1,700
Jan
73A
..<..4% Feb
23,600
pfd_100 :
8,900
73/4
Jan
163/a
4% July
loy8
2,200
307/a
Associated
653/4
May
2% May
9,400
7,800
13%
__
100
47/a
14
28%
Co com
"7
7%
29%- Mar
8% Mar
Jun
2
-29%
35c
American
Jan
7% Mar
Feb
1,600
25V*
4%
warrants
"53/4
1
Burma Mines Ltd—
85 % May
May
May
7%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Coi____—2;50
Co
17 % Mar
Jun
6
49
.
2,800
&
66%c
50c
Jan
17 y2 May
Feb
ioy8
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
7
1.9U0
Jan
9%
Arnold Altex Aluminum
22
16
9%
ArmcAir
201/B
29% Mar
18%
35%
1
——__
22
Jan
Jun
21 y4
Jun
50c
Inc
100
15 Va
Jun
41/2
v
223/8
103,8
8 3/a
12%
—1
—_5
pfd—100
22%
5ft Mar
May
3% May
8>/4 May
3,400
25,100
10 Vb
35%
:_1
4
29,800
103A
—1-*
—
Inc
(The)
5'/b
4
33/4
S3^
1,900
4%
_—:
Apollo. Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Argus
Bunker Hill
Jan
412
5
4
10%
11,100
2 '4*13%
•.
Feb
11%
3%
37/3
>
Feb
17%
12'/a
12,100
__1
_20c
8%
143/4 May
10%
•3%
Corp.
PoolsInc___:
Anthony
9%
43A'May
11,200
3"
:
Film
&
7% July
5,000
10%
7
-2
8,800
ll7/8
5%
20c
7%
153/a
11%
250
*
3%
_1
Anglo-American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Anglo-Iiautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3:45
Anken
B
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
1
7%
1514
1
49
•
12.50
Products
class
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred6% serial preferred
May
2% May '
78% Jan
800
Andrea Radio Corp—_
Jan
8^4 Feb
7><» May
1
6
2%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
36
BVD
81
5%
2%
Writing Paper—
25% May
1
5%
5
_5
Jan
.4,000
P) & Son Inc
Butler's Shoe Corp
^
80%
-
.
Burnell
2%
1
6,300
.
3
Feb
1%
A
35
393/4 Feb
Feb
iy«
Corp of Del
5% preferred.
Jun
Jun
112 May
63A
1%
Seal-Kap
28 V*
30%
23
11%
__50c
Manufacturing Co
American Petrofina
28 Va
,
^^10
Ltd
F Company
9% Mar
Mills Ltd—
American MARC Inc
•
2Vb
Mar
125
550
32
24% '
2ft
Apr
17%
25c
—
32
,23%
Jan
4%
14% May
Jan
6
_£1
American Israeli Paper
6%
5y8 May
900
4,200
7,400
Aluminum.
American-Internatl
24,100
3,000
2,100
_1
10%
Jun
2%
•
Inc
27/8 Mar
8%
30c
preferred
Bruck
14% Jan
_1
30c
common—-
B S
'
American
16,000
i
Jan
45
26%, May
8y4
6%
20
Business
American
1,400
2%
36
3»/4
6,800
7%
:
1
American Book Co
31%
Feb
10%
2y2
80%
1 *
28%
j
Jan
2%
Jun
1,100
Jun
5%
Aluminqm Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Oil
13/4
2.%
Jan
19 Va
16
l%>May
5
6%
27/8
Ambassador
•
1,500
v
1
Inc
IX,400
1538
11%. May
700
2% "
.5%. Jan
Jun
9%
10
_1
Alsco
cl A com
63A Jan
Jun
4y8
6%
6"
6%
_3
10c
£1
25c
_____
IV2
'
—50c
_—
3% May
Buell
Allied
Co
Brown Forman Distillers
July
8V2
Jun
3%
3%
41/2
4y2
3 *4
50
July'/
14
High
^%.May
,
81,700
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brooks Instrument Co Inc—
3% May
-
'
Petroleum
British
Jan
Brown Company
J
49
Low
.1,900
,
1%
15%
Jan
6y8 Mar
".
5%
49
v13%
2y8.
10s
Power
82
,
Jun
-
«3/8
Jun
307/8
143/4 July;
72 y4 July
■
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
5 % % convertible preferred
_10
90
»4
10s
dep rets ord bearerAmer dep rets ord registered-—
-
107% Mar
'
5%
4
5%
4%
"
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Jan
15%
1
1
_1
£1%
,,
Oil Co—________ r-" /
-
•6y2
2
2%
Range Since Jan, 1
British American Tobacco—
24 y2 Mar
July
86%
72%.
2%
10c
1
66 y4
50
14
*
—
British American
5%Mar
13% May
40
~
14%
*
' 1 '
•
72 y4
14%
100 *
:
700
"
J68.
.50
Alaska Airlines Inc—
5%
Works Inc__
Amer
1—;
preferred
4.20%
—
Shares
High
v,3%
7%
Brandy wine Raceway Assn___^
Brazilian Traction Llght & Pow ord
3
Breeze Corp
__1
.____—1__
, ioy8
Bridgeport Gas Co
i.-vti-.:;
Brillo Manufacturing Co
--1
24
-1
Brltalta Petroleums Ltd
i
;;
2%
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Alabama Great Southern
4
_20c
10%
•
59%
_1
2% Mar
11
3%
Corp—
Borne Chemical Co Inc—
Bowling Oorp of America—
(
23/4 Mar
for Week
i
of Prices
Low
-_'_1
15% Jan
300
-
Chica Oil
Bolsa
Sales
t
Range
.
Par
>
4% May-
-
11%
11
Last
Sale-Price
l;5ff
1
_l0c
3y8
!123A
Aero-Plow
-
High
'3 "-Jan
;'2-f May71"
% May
700
1
11%
—•
'
;
,
5y4
•
Acme Wire Go_
Low
..
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
,
/
6%
or
*
for Week
Shares
'
High
1%
—
*•'t
& 'Construction Corp
common
Low
;
•
:10c
Acme-Hamilton Mf g Corp__.—
Acme Missiles
Range
of Prices ;
Sale Price
stock
Sales
...
'
Last
American Stock Exchange
Exchange itself
and is intended to include every security whether
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending July 13.
In the
*
The Commercial and Financial
30
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 13)
AMERICAN STOCK
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Class
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Frice
of Prices
Shares
Par
High
Low
17
Jun
18
Jan
17
13 %
800
12 %
Jun
16%
Jan
17
17 %
400
16%
Jun
22%
Feb
Gatineau
20
Feb
21
Jan
Reynolds common
preferred class A
$1
Cott
Cott
&
Courtaulds
6%
1,200
6%
7'/a
3,000
Petroleum
1__
Corp
7%
100
1%
Jun
9%
Jan
Gellman
11%
Feb
General
36 %
17,500
5%
5%
600
7%
Jan
Feb
Jan
General
General Electric Co Ltd—
May
5%
43
July
10% Feb
25c
—1
Corp__25c
4%
Corp
Milner & Co.
Crowley
Aluminum
Crown
Central
Crown
Crown
Drug
Petroleum
Co—
Oil
Crystal
Cubic
Industries
Curtis
4%
11%
*
2%
200
6%
300
4%
1,800
13
1,400
2%
5%
~9%
Class
B
17%
Corp
Jun
Jan
$4.60
Jun
8
Feb
Giannini
Jun
21
'Feb
May
9
Feb
May
16
Mar
13 Va
12
13%
5,000
9
12%
12
12%
1,200
9 % May
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
15% Mar
class A
Ltd—
Mines
class
Day
Mines
C
l3/a
1%
3,800
23/«
3%
1,300
1%
Jun
5%
5%
5%
1,800
5%
Jun
Inc
cl
Inc
cl
5H
5%
1,700
28%
28%
28%
20
11%
11%
ll7/s
800
9%
8%
9%
1,500
73/4
33/4
4
5,500
3%
Jun
183/a
1 ■;
B
Stores
Dennison
••
Feb
28%
10
Jan
Manufacturing
Goodman
Jan
Gordon
Jan
:.>•
Jan
19%
Great
American
500
3% Jun
12 3/4
Jan
Greer
%
Jan
Gridoil
4
4Vs
300
% May
3% Jun
63A
Jan
Griesedieck
2%
2%
1,200
53/4
Jan
Grocery
3%
3%
800
53/8
Jan
Grow Corp
Dilbert's
7%
Quality
com_.—10C
"2%
..._10
Supermkts
33/8
1st preferred
-
8%
Jun
2%
23/4 May
Feb
Ltd—.
Co
Gulf
.
Amer
dep rets ord
Diversey Corp—
Dixilyn Corp class A
Dome
1
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile 'Co
Dorr-Oliver
&
Coal
Inc
4
2%
21/a
2%
9%
83/4
9%
7,900
ord
stock
7.50
common™
1
Harris
Co
Duro
10 %
Jun
17%
36
Jun
43
1,200
6%
Jun
8,000
27%
Jun
17%
400
93/4
10%
1,900
;
2,800
~7%
Hardeman
Hartfield
Stores
Jan
Hartford
Electric
5%
3%
Jun
2
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3%
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18
Jan
123/4
12%
29%
6% May
5% Jun
.'. 9%
96
14%
15%
l3/4
-
103%
•
12 3/8
149%
"9%
7
96
17%
Feb
1,000
Jun
1
/
May
15%
_1
_5
Industries
Chemical
1
July
10% May
100
Jan
17
2,500
12% Mar
Desilu Productions Inc
2,100
1,000
Jun
15%
139 % May
19
6,700
7
16%
Gray Manufacturing Co
Feb
5
—»
1%
11%
1 %
—_4
13%
100
19
1 %
10%
-
'
A
class
Mfg
debenture
102,700
13"% Mar
14%
Grand Rapids Varnish
stock
8%
15%
40 %
May
14%
A
12%
May
11%
16%
Gorham Corporation
Mar
31
class
15 %
15%
Goodway Printing Co Inc__
Jan
Jewelry
Feb
43/4 May
10% May
1
Co_
12%
51?
Jun
20c
com
a
••
27
7,200
1
Inc
10%
.;
Mar
5
513
35
33/4
System
Industries
7
1% Mar
1%
2%
3,100
11%
5%
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
10c
Inc
Transit
Dejay
Gobel
Apr
'
Dayco Corp class A pref
Defiance
Jan
53/4
1
73%
15 Va Mar
w
3li Mar
300
32%
11%
*
93/8
4
20
Brothers Inc
4
31
11%
_1
43/8 May
1,500
(Adolf)
4
32
1
1
4,200
4%
July
Jun
Jun
7%
Mills Inc
5%
43/8
_
2.50
_
Davidson
Knitting
4%
5
■'
50c
Jan
2% Jan
11% July
*
Inc_„
Co
May'
63/a
—5
Union
Gloray
50c
Crystal Dairies—
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
3
7
11%
Security Systems, Inc
Globe
•■ ■■
ZZZf
D
Daitch
i
8,500
34,600
*
*
B
Globe
•.'•■■'I;.'-'
4%
8%
Mar
12
Jun
7%
4c
r„
—
Distilleries
8%
3%
50c
1
1
V
n
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Glenmore
16,400
Jan
Jan
98
1% Apr
5% Jun
1 % May
..
4%.
—1
*
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C)
Co
300
11%
10
5,500
4,400
1%
8
1
—
—
com
Yellowknife
Giant
11%
1
Corp—,—
Controls
Giant Foods Inc
"4%
*7%
•-6
1%
5
2.50
preferred—
preferred
5%
5%
2%
~4%
18 3/a
35%
-
Apr
1
Corp__
Georgia Power, $5
Jun
1
Genung's Incorporated
7%
8
,
Corporation
Plywood
.General. Stores
Jan
1
common
Jan
7% Mar
Jun
May
common—1
A
8%
5% May
3%
10
General
Jan
1,300
3,200
6
Manufacturing Co class A__—.*
Cutter Laboratories class
5%
2% Jun
20,700
3%
10%
High
26% May
96%
6%
Fireproofing
8
~2%
25c
10c
*
:
*
6%
6%
5
(Md)
Co—_—
Land
&
Corporation-
2%
2%
United
2,000
~4%
General Gas Corp
Crose
2,200
rets ord reg-——£1
dep
American
10%
29%
—1
1
Development Corp..—
General
10
28%
——
"wts"
Feb
2Va
% May
30
10%
28%
—1
Mfg Co_
Acceptance
Alloys Co_
General Battery & Ceramic
General Builders Corp
11% Mar
7% July
1,600
35%
5
1
Consolidated Corp
7%
1 %
34%
Low
100
General
1 %
(Del)—50c
Co
Power
preferred
5 %
May
5%
} 5
4%
(ord reg)—£1
1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Cresmont
6%
7%
Ltd—
American dep receipts
Cox Instruments Corp
Creole
6%
1
common———*
Inc
13
Garan
5
Inc
Corroon
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
1
*
Beverage Corp
1.50
Bottling Co of New England—™1
Coro
Low
G
Feb
17
*
non-voting
B
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting™*
Sales
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
D
Chronicle
(242)
12-
May
..
393/4
7%
8
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
Aor
.Jun
8 V2 Mar
23V2
31/8
87
Jan
Feb
May
Volume
'6177
Number
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(243)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Priees
Shares
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Par
Low
Montgomery Ward & Co class A_
Jeannette
Glass Co
1
13%
Jefferson Construction Co
1
3%
Jefferson
Corp
1
8
Lake Petrochemicals
1
Lake
Jefferson
Series
B
Jetronic
Asbestos
Corp
13%
3%
3,200
7%
8
5%
6%
10% May
2V2 May
2,900
31/4
warrants
Industries
Jupiter
13
2,700
5%
1,600
-
5
1,900
1%
Jan
2%
1,900
2 '/a
9%
May
4%
6
2,500
4 ye
*
Morse
Mb
Feb
4^
Feb
5^4 .Jan
12
May
Mar
Electro
Mt
Inc
1
7%
6%
73%
6,000
4% May
3% Jan
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
& Company
Gas
Broad
4
4%%
pfd
:
.(Walter) &
Kilembe
''
;
•
Copper
'
•
.
•
•
20%
Cobalt Ltd-!-
12%
14%
fi
'
(S)
Kleinert
Klion
V
Hotels
Knott
Kostin
1
Kropp
(The)
Kuiaa
Smith
2%
18
Forge
Nachman
Jun
14
Feb
Namm-Loeser's
12%
Jan
Napco
3%
Feb
1%
Feb
National Alfalfa
2%
Jan
National Bellas
}ii May
1% July
...
,
53/a
53%
1,200
5
Jun
9%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,500
6
May
1434
Feb
1
%
3%
3%
li
Feb
'
19 y2-
78
Industries
16 3/4
11%
11
11%
200
20%
22%
24 310
2
1%.
2 >/3
5%
4%
5%
._10c
A
7%
May
11
Lake
Shore
Mines
Ltd-
u
:
1
_
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Lamb
Company
Jan
National
Electric
(Mich).,
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
Ltd-
Inc
2 3/4 Mar
National
Telefilm
43/a May
93/8
National
Transit
Feb
Lamson Corp
of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions
Larchfield
'
*
■
1
!'■
'
•
Motor
Lefcourt
Products
Realty
Tourneau
Levine's
class
A
Corp—;
(R
Inct—
G)
Liberty Fabrics of N
1,100
10 %
July
800
43/4 May
6% Mar
200
4%
Jun
9
400
2 %
July
5%
23/a
Jan
2%
1
iy4
,•
13 y4 May
3V2
Lockwood
'■
Kessler
Class
15%
12%
16
10%
11
*
400
22
19%
23
;
18,800
12
430
Louis
Sherry
Jun
July
8%
Jan
~7%
6%
6%
lOi/i"
11%
6 %
17,800
73/a
11%
1%
New Idria Min &
403% Mar
&
Jan
9 Va
8%
93%
1,800
143%
Jan
113%
8% July
93/4 July
93%
2%
16
200
17
51
1
18,000
153%
143/8
A
U3%
2lS6
153/a
2
51%
543%
1%
13,300
1U
193% Mar
4
Jun
Apr
Jan
12 Va
Jun
27'%
Feb
3,400
22
Jan
58 Va May
2,700
.
22%
3,300
1%
14% May
1
Jun
3%
Jun
3%
33%
2%
2,300
9%
19,700
8
9
2,300
7%
Jun
1,900
8 %
July
Feb
123%
9
9
.
100
3%
8%
8%
123/8
11%
12 3/a "
1,200
8% July
113%
13
2,100
83%
Feb
16'%
73/e May
Feb
Feb
Julys
19
Jan
17 %
Jun
%
% May
Jun
iff
U
27-/8
25c
—
27-/4
1,600
26¥a
10
2,800
8 3/a
1
"9%
New Park Mining Co—
New Process Co
1
1%
•
89
*
293%
30%
37%
4,500
93
New York Auction Co„
39%
New
York
1%
4%
8 3%
1%
1%
1%
12,500
.,
Jan
,13%
Jan
13%
Feb
2%
Jun
86
29 %
Jun
700
Jan
138
Jun
500
Jan.
36
Jun
29 Va May
Noramco
Norfolk
1
13/4
Jun
1,600
3%
173/a
500
153/4
Jun
68%
10,300
23%
23%
241/s
3,500
58% May
20% Feb,
2,100
16
Jan
3% May
26
26%
-
.
7
6%
24% -Jun
200
5%
5,900
53%
6 3%
9,100
4%
1.25
2 %
1%
2 %
3,300
1
5%
4%
5%
3,100
2
2
2
North
Canadian
25
Northeast
1%
1%
ll7S
7,500
1
1
North
3 %
3%
33/a
3,500
2%
57 Va
57%
100
89%
88 3%
90
1
Ltd
Oils
%
%
Airlines
RR
Penn
Co
50
Industrial
pfd
Corp
20
6%
6 3/e
6 3%
2%
2%
23/a
Apr
6 Va
Jan
Fe*>.
2% Jan
May
Jun
-
.4% Jan;
Jun
84,600
Janf
62
Jan
93
% May
53/4 Jun
17,iuj
16%
17%
4
Jun
88%
500
10c
(Del)
Feb
55
320
3,200
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer
93/a
Jun
1%
500
*
Jnn
3/b May
3,800
A
Jan
47
1% May
4 Va May
1
Railway
Royalties Inc
North American
39'% Mar
2
May
10%
Apr
4 Va Mar
May
13
Mar
% Mar
Feb
Mai
35%
Jun
17%
65
4%
3/a
6%
Southern
Mar
17%
33/8
3/a
1
Inc
&
20
1
6
2,400
4%
Rosario—3.33 %
Ltd—
Mines
Jun
3%
65
3%
Honduras
&
Rim
Noma Lites Inc
Feb
7% May
23
Jan
80 %
Apr
27%
Jan
Oak
Manufacturing
Occidental
—1
Corp
Apr
Ohio
Brass
Co
29%
Feb
Ohio
Power
4%%
9% Mar
Jun
Old
16%
17
153%
6 VB
1
—
preferred
Town
_50c
25%
233/4
93%
93%
95
1
Corp common
preferred
3,500
25%
100
—
6%
,
16%
_20c
Co
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
40c
6
63/4
12 % May
5 %
19,900
1,800
23
Jun
May
220
93% July
93/4
11%
5,100
4%
11
4%
1,000
73/4 May
33% May
193%
26%
113%
Feb
Feb
Feb
29
Jan
98%
Jan
17% Mar
—7
4%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
5
Opelika Mfg. Corp
54
553/8
1,050
52%
Jun
64¥t
17%
16%
17 %
1,200
14 Va May
19%
Jan
5%
53/a
53/4
1,000
4% May
6%
Apr
O'Sullivan
.•' : i m
A
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
1
Airlines
Macoid
class
A
—50c
Martin-Marietta
Maryland
Masco
Cup
5%\
Corp
Oil
Mfg
Merchants
Merrill
3¥8
23%
'.25 ..'J
Extruders
—50c
1
com
/—i
—
Corp Ltd—
—I
Inc
Microwave
Midwestern
Mill
Factors
Wohl
Miller
Milo,
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
of
Clay
Pac txc
Coast
May
11%-Jan,
6
.■
■
Corp
Feb
6%
cum
conv
Pacific
Gas
4%
Apr
Electric
&
1st
1st
5% redeemable
5%
4.80%
redeemable
redeemable
8,600
8 %
May
4.36%
redeemable
800
6
Mar
6%
73,500
6
Jun
,123/4
:*•'% May
22% July
20,000
36,900
5%.
500
200
24%
Jan
Pacific
Industries
Jan
Pacific
Lighting
May
$4.40
Jan
$4.75
dividend
$4.75
conv
$4.36
dividend
5%
21 Va
16%
213/4
2,400
43/4
5
-
1,000
11
-
1,400
2%
2%
10%.
"9%
8%
13
'<■
93/8
Jun
4% May
9
Jun
2,000
2% May
600
10% May
8% Jun
10%
.173/4
-
-
2,100
26,400
12
Ve
9%
113/B
1
Jan
Feb
17
15%
17%
5%
31
6%
Northern
Jan
Pacific
Northwest
Jan
Pacific Petroleums
15 % Mar
3%
12
1
Airlines
Inc
RR
~7%
~6% :~8
*
11%
113/4
400
Pacific
Power
Packer's
_1
4%
26% Mar
preferred series C
footnotes,
see page
Jan
36% Mar
13
Feb
Jun
153/4
100
103%
Jan
100
33.
May
25 Va
26%
1,800
25 %
Jan
273/a
Apr
'Apr
253/4
•
Jan
273/e
24 Va
Jan
26 Va May
22%
Jan
24%
23%
Feb
22 %
Jan
243/4
Apr
223/4
'
23 Va
400
5%
5%
4,300
2% May
93
93
94
540
91 %
Jan
90
90
90
220
90
Jan
99%
150
99%
'
138 % 138 %
50
90%
90%
3%
33/4
88%
1,100
25%
13
12%
13%
3
5,100
34,800
6 3%
7
Feb
Apr
Jan
154
Jan
Jan
95
Apr
Jun
20 % May
9
May
53/4
4,600
103/b
99
95'/a May
103 % May
Jun
973/4
130
50
24%
Park
Jun
53/4 Mar
35
17%
10%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Parker
Pen
Class
101%
450
100
36
17%
17%
1,800
153%
Jun
313/8
28 %
313/4
3,900
23 Va
Jun
vtc—2 Bol
R
s/e
H
7,000
Va
Jun
1% May
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
Chemical
100
1
50c
*
1
3/4
%
3/4
8,400
l7fl
Jun
1 % Mar
5%
Jun
(C
A)
1
6
5%
43%
38
17%
Co
class
Jan
5 Vb
Jun
May
106% May
10
Mar
66
Mar
24 %
53
8%
Jan
Jan
1
Corp class A—10c
5%
6
63%
73/e
900
5%
Jun
2
18 Va
18%"
100
18 Vb
Jun
24%
Feb
18
18 %
200
17
May
23 Va
Apr
Company
A
2
B
(18 %
Corp
Parkersburg-Aetna
1
9%
Jun
Jan
Jun
6 3/4
Feb
Pentron
4%
4,700
63/4
J,an
Pep
5/a
4,200
3% May
% Jun
1
Jan
25
267/8
18,200
20
Jun
153/B
22,900
10%
Jun
23 3/8
Apr
1%
6,600
1 %
May
3%
Jan
88%
25 Va
800
m
25
3%
40
1,000
93%
9%
3,400
7% May
3%
3A
5,100
21<
2 3%
3
4,800
11 Va
Apr
Apr
12% May
Apr
Electronics
Boys
Corp
(The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Perfect Circle Corp
Photo
883/8 July
May
Permian
Corp
97%
Jan
103 %
Jun
Peruvian
Oils
91
Jan
96 %
Jun
Phillips-Eckhardt
94 Va
14%
14
73
Minerals
Electronics
•
73
3%
11%
1
%
1
6 Va
7%
28 3%
-
%"
.
1
6 3%
4
10
2 3%
Jun
1,400
13
Jun
71
May
100
300
•
8%
8% May
243%
Jun
5% May
5%
24%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
88% Mar
113%
33 %
16%
Apr
Apr
Jan
12,700
31,100
11%
10 Va
5%
-
-
1,100
,,
9%
9 Va
273%
8
10c
&
-14%'
71%
25c
2.50
*
Inc
20
1
—-—1
(Mass)_20
3
Jan
8 Vb May
Pato
20
-
' 101
300
25%
■
—11
20 %
2
253/4
25%
25%
*
200
133/4
88 3/a
Feb
28 %
25%
1,200
24 y2
101
293/4
Jan
4%
1%
101
Jan
25 Va
Apr
Apr
15%
100
—
Jun
27%
600
1,300
21,300
Pantepec Oil
Apr
Perfect
preferred
31
1,900
6
15 3/b
Monongahela Potter Co—
preferred series B
3,200
44%
Jun
Mar
25%
•
1
33% May
May
101% 104
May
4% May
21
32 3/s
Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd—1
Penn Traffic Co
2.50
%-
1
-
Industries
.
4%
1
pfd
Markets-
Feb
11%
Jun
27
22%
22%
4
Telep
Light 5%
&
Super
7
•-
Apr
18
T
1
28 %
63/4
6 3/a
100
"ctfs"_
;
3,200
11%
Jan
May
32
II II
Ltd
May
Jun
14%
27%
——
Paddington Corp class A
8%
43
21
26%
Warrants
Jan
33
10c
32
19
1
Bell
'38 %
3% May
Jun
Jun
Jan
Jan
-12 3/a Mar
15
8%
28
*
Airlines
21% Mar
2,000
100
Company
19
«
preferred—
preferred
May
14% May
Feb
26%
•
preferred
Jun
2,800
4%
;
pfd
.19
53/8
11
50
Light 5%
Jun
Jan
Feb
18
A_ —25
preferred—
dividend
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
Corp class A
Pancoastal petroleum
29,900
preferred
24
4,600
6
333%
—25
preferred
8
300
10
5%
3,300
12%
— —
Inc
$4.50
dividend
-18%
50c
26%
9 3/e
i
preferred- —25
preferred- —25
1st preferred-—25
4
12
243/s
12%
15 Va
Jan
4
f
;
redeemable
42
.-16% July
% Jun
...4,500
103/a
~2%
/ 24%
,
1st
16%'
.
Jun /
1st
4.50%
25/a
May
3% May
19%
—25
preferred
1st pfd series
Jan
25
12
,1,000
1,700
pfd. —25
1st
Feb
103/a
200
4%.
—25
38
-%
5
1st
_
293/4 May
13% Apr
Jun
13%
4
24%
—25
6%
_
42%
4%
221/4
4%
23%
—25
preferred
preferred
17% May
Jun
163/8
.24%
13%
.
24 %
1
common
preferred
2nd pfd A
163/8
2.50
.Warrants
For
Jan
conv
20 %
5,000
50c
Corp
Monogram Precision
4.50%
Jan
10%
Co
cum
8,900
5
:
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of Ameria
4.80 %
40 3/4
—8
Products——
5%
3,000
%
—___50c-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
•4.40%
May
3%
*
Canada
Power &
Aluminum
Mohawk
Pacific
Jan
5
20% July
r
.
Apr
10% May
Park Electrochemical
Electronics
Mining
Apr
32 Va
100
4%
1
common
convertible
.4%%
23/s
1
Corp__
Co
2414
Jun
6,700
16%
1
preferred
Co—
Financial
% May
Jun
16,700
-
1
Feb
Feb
1,800
9
10
Inc
cony
Investment
2
f
1
53%
53/4 May
1% Mar
Pacific
T
$1
,,
11
6%
*■
5
I
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midwest
Corp
25% Mar;
303/s Feb
22
8
22%
1,
:
Corp—
25 y4
6%
l
Corp__
Associates
Oil
Midland
"
2%
1
,_10c
preferred—
Hone
10
.23%
_1
I
£.
Corp—
-
1
1
—:.
Michigan Sugar Co common—-—
6 c/c
4
18%
33/8
8%
Michigan Chemical Corp
Micromatic
7,700
1,500
5%-
6%
new
Mining
Miami
-
20%
Securities
Electric
Manufacturing class A com.
-3,000
,
:
24%
20
22
21
1
Corp
Oxford
5%%
„—.
& Thermit
53/8
10Va
Co—
Metal
15
Feb
5%
1
Refrigerating Co
Island
6%
20%
7%
i
Co
&
53/4
14%
22%
-£1
—_
warrants—
Corp
Johnson
F'Vdd,
Menasco
Jan
7%
Inc—
McCulloch
Jun
%
203/4
warrants-
Maule
Corp
2%
7%
Ltd
,
2,900
13,800
221%
1
Industries
1% May
600
,
May
lVs
1
•
Massey-Ferguson
McCrory
16
4%
Marine
Corp
Corp
1,600
1%
20%
6%
—10c
4,700
•
3%
'■
2.50
Ltd—
Co
o^mniunicauon
1
14%'
*■
Rubber
Marconi International
1%
3
1%
7
!
—
&
17
134 May
11% Jun
2,000
20%
1%
__50c
Public Service—,
Majestic, Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp__1
i_
Mangel Stores
--—^-4
Maine
15%
19%
3
*
lc
.
Overseas
Rubber
Oxford
2%
16 VB
33 %c
Inc—
:
2%
20%
1
I
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
Mansfield Tire
2%
:
-
Inc—
Industries
V
.
1
Vending Co
Mackey
a
corpi—
warrants.
MacFadden-Bartell.
;
Jan
4%
Jan
2
23%
7%
Land
Arizona
Feb
Jun
2
13Vo
50c
Zinc
Mexico
18%
Jun
2.50
Jun
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
9%
,
Co
Chem
Jersey
New
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
10%
Co.
Lynch Corp——
63%
1
Jan
400
<
2,700
2
Jan
64,800
4
8%
2%.
Co
113/4
103/a
10c
7%
*
143/8
153/B
10c
Apr
Mar
32
9
'
Mur
Jan
43%
Jan
Jun
7%
20c
Jun
10 y8
1
4
22
2%
1
Co
May
12%
Friday Silver Lead Mines
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
(The)
1%
30c
250
43%
50c
;May
400
———10.
25%
Mar
9
12'/a-Feb
30c
Corp
5
200
10 %
Inc——.
23%
1
10
13,100
:
14%
Lucky
Lunkenheimer
Jan
15% Mar
18%
1
Exploration—1
&
25%
9% May
.—25c
Service—
Gas
Land
"9%
1
4,000
—_10c
Inc
New
Novo
Corp
Preserves
Louisiana
Louisiana
Jun
Feb
73/8
—25c
L
Electronics
Jan
Bartlett—
&
—j.,
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co_
Loral
8
Jun
1
15,200
r
11
i—2.50
2%
12¥4 Mar
•
Jun
7% May
13% Jun
Jan
May
4%
2%
10c
——i
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
_1
Chains——;—
15
20%
900
~1%
preferred.—r__——_—t_10
Lithium Corp of America Inc_i_—i—1
Steel
j-<>.n
1,700
5 Vc
Locke
53/i
3%
•
Livingston Oil Co_^^
Jan
May
1
Y common
Jun
4
2 %
4
:
1%
:•
Jan
33A
Nickel
;.25c
Inc__—~————i
25 %
143/4
4%
__1
.
8% May
2,100
10%+
2
-
11,800
Jan
4¥4
1
—
25%
I■
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.
Jun
July
3 ¥4
1
'i
•,
Apr
2%
434.
3%
l—
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2V2
800
14
14%
5
Filter Corp_j.———
Lee
Le
Corp_x
»
•
3,800
2%
10%
——10
—i
13,100
3ya
%..
3%
5
__l
Co
Inc
Lee
~4%
Nestle-Le
10
11%
3
2
3
—1_
9%
—10
Associates
Packing
3%
43%
._1
Co
Electric
Stores
1,000
8%
8%
•
Feb
2,000
2,800
7%
4%
4%
2
National Research CorpNational Rubber Machinery
2,7u0
Jan
83%
25c
Industries
Jan
Jan
Apr
9%
500
1
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
153/4
7 Va
14 %
-
1
Machines
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
,7,900
1
Jan
28 V2
2,600
A nr.
Jan
Jan
7
3%
2,600
6%
1
10 Va Mar
24%
8'
5
Inc
Weld
18% May
l3/8 May
ll5/a
;
8%
3'/8
1
Industries-——
Lanston Industries
10
11
-
4% May
6% Jun
43%
10%
1
Corp
Co
Nelly Don Inc
11%
1
Apr
35
83/4
./
9%.
53/4
J
Nedicks
;—1
4%
1
Bowl-O-Mat
Ne°<<nam
„.
3% May
4
5%:
25c
National Video Corp class A
Corp_.
1,500
4%
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Union
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc—„
Lafayette Radio Electronics
200
10%
Hess
19
July
233/4. 233%
1
Nat Nast Inc class A
28%
Jun
34%
,12%
4%
——
National
25%
95/a May
43/a May:
Jun
8% May
233% July
.
Inc
Jan
29,200
22
;•.
;
Brewing
1,000
6%
Jun
23
4%
Inc
Casket Company
16
10,100
12%
:
5
4
4,800
2,500
1
Corp
National
J Uxl
6% Mar
13,300
103/a
5
N
Feb
National
2 '/«
5
26%
9%
50c
Feb
600
.
4%
23%
26%
10
Apr
% Apr
5
2.50
2.50
33/a
34,100
11%
6%
Co
19%
Jun
Jan
53%
2'/4 May
13%
Mar
14
1
13% May
1
1
Corp
July
1,800
r
„_,_33%c
Co.u.
Electronics
.
8,700
„
<
.A
lo'/4
/_7.50
A-.———
29
4,800
_5
—_
Corp class
/: 400
17%
15
—25c
—
Corp
(The)
2%
14%
Co——„2.50
Corp
Kratter
2%
3%
Inc.——
May
7,800
w.
1%
17%
%/.
1
18
9)/a May
1'% Jun
35
Jun
7%
Apr
21%
50 3/a
8Vb
Feb
18%
Jun
May
21
Feb
18
National
1
Rubber
B)
L)
l,vv
A1
'
Dept Stores Inc_—L—
(I
(H
1% "•
%
i%
26%
May
1,700
1 li
99% Mar
9'/2 May
700
%
Inc__———x__—10c
Industries
9%
Jun
Jan
300
A
class
Mfg
13 Vb May
7,700
1%
1
Ohio
14%
8,000
93%
Jan
6 Va Mar
50c
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
20 y2
2,600
10c
Jan
33/4
Jan
/.
10,700
29
10%- 11%
11
1.25
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu
14%
26%
28%
i
8%
Kingston / Products—
■—
1
Kirby Petroleum Co———:a—-L—_1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp——_
1
Klein
14'A
22%
25%.
29
10%
May
17%
2,700
1
'
t
k
2
1,300
12%
2.50
Company
;
20
1
Co___
Jun
200
273%
9%
Jan
4
4% Jan
v
Apr
Jan
14%
A
——
12%
5
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford
4,400
20
25c
—_
—_u-
_
2%
5%
95 V2
1
Co
(Del)__
21/a,
37,600
1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc—;
Kidde
2%
6%
,
1
_
Bldg Co
Chemical
Kawneer Co
6%.
100
Corp—
Kawecki
6 %'
.—50c
I
Company—
&
Kavanau
Electric
&
Drug
Kaufman
Corp—-———
800
15
26
27
100
53/a
15
-12.50
.
Murray
Industries
3%
5%
—2.50
Tel
&
Muntz TV Inc
Kaiser
3%
1
class
MPO Videotronics
10%
4%
1
Star
153%
1,400
Movielab Inc
Movie
Jan
Jun
5%
Company
Tel
1443%
4%
4
States
High
30
5%
common
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain
Low
147
25c
preferred
Diablo
Range Since Jan. 1
High
147
Products
Industries
Siemens
6%
115/8 Mar
Jun
2%
6
__75c
2%
2%
10c
—
63/a
Jun
Apr
May
2%
Inc_
(The)_,
23%
31
;■
-
9%
Jun
273%
Jan
3,800
¥»
Jun
148
Jan
4Vb May
8%
Feb
11,300
1
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(244)
32
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <R.ng= for w«t EmM j„iy 13)
Last
Electronics
Phillips
Industries
Phillips
Steel
Corp
Industries
Pierce
(Del)
Corp
Aircraft
Pneumatic
class
Products
Poloron
3% July
3%
Jan
5'/4
V
8%
6,700
5%
Jun
7%
3,900
5%
Jun
1,100
7
Jun
9
8%
94
93%
94 Va
16%
16
17
''
"
1
:
30 '
1%
■■'y
9%
600
..
30
.
-
100
,
6%;
1%
Jun
109 >/2
13%
Feb
20
Jun
10%
3% May
13 y2
900
1% May
27/8
1,600
4
Jun
900
12
May
-1
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
Power
.
Alexander
&
(Del)—2.50
Inc
Oil
Royalties
43. %
*
Ltd
Pratt & Lambert' Co
'
.
Presidential
Class
5%
9
'
4.32%
Jan
^
Apr
43
V
1
_1
121/4
Prophet (The) Company
V
19
11
11%
preferred-.
Telephone
Sportswear
Materials
2,500
700
Feb
Apr
13
Jan
Feb
Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc—."
—5
Co
175
87
51%
800
45%
11%
1,300
16 %
18
88
11%
Jan
19
92%
July
13%
10,600
Standard
Brands
Standard
Dredging
20% Mar
Jun
Paint
Standard
Metals
Lithium Corp
3
214
1
418
2 A May
3,400
Jun
25
100
26%
26%
Quebec Power Co______—
Aviation
Star
Enterprises Inc
Ramer
class
Inc
Rath
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Real
Estate
Trust
Real
3,800
10
15
19%
19
19%
2,600
15% May
24%
10%
11%
5,800
10 Va
May
15%
Feb
1
6%
5y4
6y8
5,100
7%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
3,200
5V4 May
1% Jun
20%
of N Y
.
20%
27/8
3
Broadcasting
Soundcraft
Reinsurance
800
5c
4%
3%
3%
1
3%
3%
3%
& Dev__
(Robert)
1
Corp
Investment
Corp
Co
&
20%
100
3
X
Reeves
%'
1
11,700
7%
Jan
3
May
5%
Apr
Struthers
Jun
1%
Jun
%
1,900
3,200
1
10%
10 y2
11
2,700
Republic Foil Inc
1
16
14 y2
16
1,000
14
Republic Industrial Corp
1
*
84% Mar
56% May
9% Jun
Co
.
Inc
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
Corp
Restaurant
Associates
1
Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co.
Ricigeway Corp___
.1
Mines Ltd common
Warrants
series
Rilier
%
Robinson
Technical
Rochester Gas
Metals
Rogers
Rolls
Field
6%
Roosevelt Raceway
Ross Products
Rowland
:V
Inc
Inc
5
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Jun
7%
_1
86V2
Feb
13%
Jan
Taylor
700
1,100
■,
■
6% July
11%
300
11%
■v'
K-
'
10%
ft v-
7%
4%
Technical
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Inc
Industries
Telectro
18%
Jan
TelePrompter
30%
Jan
6,000
7% May
7% Jun
-6,100
3% May
8%
814
9%
4%
1,600
5%
•
-
Industries
Russeks
Ryan
Fifth
Inc__
Avenue
Consolidated
Inc
L.™.—50c
Petroleum
4%
'
2%
3
2%
3%
1
Ryerson & Haynes
3%
1
3
1%
21,200
3%
3%
•
900
•v
,
Feb
Jan
Feb
Corp Ltd
San
Carlos
Textron
Electronics
Inc
3
20%
20%
300
2%
20%
-2.50
3%
2,400
Milling
Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series
4%%
preferred-
Apr
4%
Jan
Jun
9
,
21%
21%.
500
20 y4
Jan
22
20
"18%
18%
18%
100
18
Jun
20
Jan
20
300
21%
Feb
2,200
U
Jun
preferred
20
series preferred
—_20
__:
Amer
Mar
23 %
preferred—
series
Petroleums Ltd
23V4
50c
1
23
V
1
%
% July
23 %
Jun
4%
Jun
25c
8%
8%
8%
3,000
7
Jun
11%
25c
6V4
6%
6%
1,700
5% May
9%
Jan
4%
4%
May
7%
May
22%
Sayre
Screen
Gems
1
Photolab
Airlines
Lux
World
1,100
16%
2,500
13
6%
7%
9,100
6%
6%
6%
100
1
Corp
3%
3%
3%
2,200
3% July
5"% Mar
Tri-Continental
3%
3%
3%
19,700
2% May
5%
6%
5%
6%
1,900
5%
10c
2y8
2
2%
3,300
Jan
Feb
Jun
&
Transue
-
Mar
2,900
7%
Jun
9%
Jan
350
22 y2
Jan
24 V4
Jan
10 y4
Jun
14%
Apr
14
May
10,200
2%
2%
22,900
10%
11%
2,000
7%
Jun
15
15%
1,400
14%
Jun
16
Feb
24%
Jun
34 y2
Apr
May
27%
1,200
5%
6%
1,200
5
4
1,600
3%
Jun
8
9
1,000
6
May
15
12 May
May
1%
1
18,200
2y2
10
16%
15%
9%
17
16%
11%
16%
1%
10%
2%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
14%
Feb
18
!
Jan
19% May
24%
May
20%
Apr
Jan
Jun
14
700
Feb
Feb
Mar
30 y2
Jun
4% May
21,800
17
.
14
3,600
17
7%
9'/4
6%
12
July
•
—
Jan
Jun
Jun
3%
27
10%
5%
3j/4
9
8%
31%
Feb
Jun
22%
Feb
11%
12%
11%
11%
300
10 Va
Jun
13y4 Mar
16%
16%
200
15%
Jun
18%
1%
14,100
1%
Jun
2,000
31
31
.200
•
2%
1,800
10 y2
18%
Jun
7%
9%
13,100
5y8
3%
6,400
3%
3%
200
6%
5%
6%
21,600
14
14
n
1,700
Feb
14
July
Jun
7,100
11,200
13%
14
19 %
22%
6%
6%
3 %
2%
1%
13
16%
s
.v
-1,300
2y8
7,500
-
31
36%
12%
3%
,
»5
-
5%
l»/8
.
4
Jun
v
30%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
Jun'.May .*;
Jun
Jan
Mar
2%
Jun
Jan
8% Mar
..
Jun
26 y8
87,300
28%
4%
% May
-
3,400
7 %-
•5%
%
2,700
3%
3%
17%
.
Jan
11% Mar
.:::;
Jun
May '
2V2 May
5 y4 May
1,000
1%
16%
2%
1%
41 Va
5 % May
3
Jan
Jan
35
27% May
10
,
66
Jun
24
*
35%
35
36%
8,900
28%
17 %
15%
20
Feb
Mar
18%
Jan
50%
6%
1% July
12 y8 May
15% May
24%
25,200
13%
9%
14%
162,400
2%
2%
2%
3
3%
1,500
3,900
8%
7%
8%
4,400
6%
5%
.'7%
21,600
3%
2%
Apr
8% Mar
Jun
4,800
25,900
2
1%
2
26%
8y2 Jun.-
5
:
1%
6,800
4%
4%
.
16%
Jun
May
-
1%
1%
1,400
8%
4%
5,900
3% Jun
6%
5%
7
7,600
;%
1
■
r
1
•
.
%
Jan
Jan
3
r
Jan
Jan
.9%
4V4May
5,100
Jan
Jan
7%
lVa May
3%
Jan
i4y8 Mar
■.
Jun
1%
•
Jan
53% Mar
.
2V8 May.
5%
Apr
35% Mar
,
2'% Jun
«■.'
Apr
36
May
7'/4 Jun
4%
,1%
Jun
Feb.
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22
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32
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Jan
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6%
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11
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Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
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deposit
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World
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14
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100
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Mar
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International Corp
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1
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1
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.
11%
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May
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Stepan Chemical
of America
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21
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Class A
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13%
14%
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7,300
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300
29
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31
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1
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Spencer Shoe Corp
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Jun
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1
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46%
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Sonotone
Jan
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2%
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5%
12%
8% May
450
-
5%
8%
9%
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700
9%
—
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deposit receipts—u—
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10% Mar
4%;
for Week
American
8% Mar
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5%;
Sales
Range
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Simca
Feb
7%
7%
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of Prices
25c
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Mines
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6V4 May
13 Va Jan
6%
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6%
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19
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1
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24%
23%
24%
5
—
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Pharmaceutical
&
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Piasecki
of Prices
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Bast
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
43 y4
Jun
28 y4
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
10% May
3V4 Jan
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Security Freehold Petroleums
1
5%
Feb
*
4i7«
4%
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2,000
3% May
6%
Feb
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(The)
1
141/3
11%
14%
32,200
26%
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Unexcelled Chemical Corp
3
15
13%
17%
22,400
10'/a May
12% July
Jan
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37%
Jan
Union
1
14%
14%
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1,200
13
24% Mar
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&
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of America
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Jun
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United
Foods Inc.
92% July
98%
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United
Improvement 8c
4% May
10%
Jan
500
9% May
5% May
16
Jan
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4,100
21%
92%
94%
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7,200
27% May
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26%
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19 V8 May
31
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27
27
20
32
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5
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May
3,300
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Jun
10,100
%
Jun
7%
Apr
1% Mar
of
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Milk Products
Molasses
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United
U
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dep
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11%
11,300
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100
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14%
22 y2
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Jun
1,000
3%
Jun
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3i'8 May
6
25,100
4%
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1 iV May
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8%
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Mar
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Jan
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5%
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100
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67/8
6%
Jun
8%
8% May
180% 182
Jan
26% Jan
100
21%
21%
4%
Feb
15%
Jun
11% May
Ltd—
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& Canal--;
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9%
—
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;
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24%
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Jun
3,100
3% May
2,400
86
26
—_1
10,300
18
May
Gas
16%
11%
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*
Union Investment Co
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—_——20
United Aircraft
Products—
j=_50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
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United Elastic Corp
—*
6,600
83
-
page 33.
2 y8
5%
12
83y2
Corp
see
1,600
5%
'
5y8
20%
2
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4%
21
10c
—
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,
100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
3%
3
11%
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Silicon
3%
;
90
179
Jan
4y4
194
Apr
Apr
Jun
2%
5%
2%
400
2% July
4
Jan
5
5%
700
4"% July
6%
Jan
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of Prices
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Par
U
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Corp—
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Texas
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new
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89
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160
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1
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157a
13,400
3/4
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7%
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16 3/a
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67a May
274 Jan
5s
£1
Raceway Inc com—
preferred—-.
:
+
Zale Jewelry Co new common wi
Zapata Off-Shore Co__——
Zapata Petroleum Corp
6%
Corp
i
5% May
474
43/a
5,500
37/a
Jun
67a
4
472
900
37/a
Jan
472 July
13 72 May
16 3/4 May
43/a
—5
1
14
15
2,400
50c
6
57t
6
3,600
5
472
43/a
45/a
1,600
372 May
3'/a July
10c
1
14
600
4%
474
47a
Apr
73/4
Feb
8
California
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Inc
• Amer
5 Mas
Steel
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Bolsa
Pump
Elec
Steel
6s
Edison
Co
5%s
Brandywine
1
6%
B
C
1970
series
D
series
E
F
3%s
series
G
series H
convertible
Stores
Lack
•
debs'
&
Western
N
130
1027a
92
5
87
60
mortgage
series
4s
B
86
102
97%
937a
9772
1967
—
108
101
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$87
97
9872
90
6
92
123
9
7a
99 72
96
89
104
137
74
108
—
90
119
—
123
100 74 10074
—
—-Jan-July
—
120
—
96%
87
~4
98
$90 7a
—
Jan-July
May-Nou
"
93
'
'
1972
Feb-Aug
1981—May-iVou
88
$83
34
Corp
3s
3s
1965
97
Mar-Sept
963/4
9872
Feb-Aug
$86
Feb-Aug
$92
92 72
Feb-Ana
83
8372
89 74
91
ApriZ-Oct
88 %
90%
85
$81
987a
82
90
$82
Feb-Aug
-
953/4
82 7»
$86 72
Feb-Aug
L
68
85 74
74
83
86 V2
883/4
16
93 7a
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84
86
92 74
96
7
101 %
4
10174
1037a
3
105
4%s
series
102 3/4
K
$95
10372
101
5s
series
L
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
105 7a
105
106
1983
1985
4%s
series
M
4%s
series
N
47is
series
1985
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
3zabo
Food
Gas
&
Service
3748
1970
(Calif)
Electric
Inc
3s
3 743
98 72
102 7/a
993/4
1033/4
17
973/8
100
6
1033/4
993/8 100
917s
94
April-Oct
923/4
923/4
Jan-July
$9074
9174
Feb-Aug
9272
93
"5
1971
1970
debs
105 7/a
20
100
—May-Nov
,
Gas
Gas
$993/8 10272
/Ipr-Oct
1987
6
$107
Mar-Sept
1986
O
9974
89
92
89 7a
94%
1973
86
85
86
3
78
90
Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 672S 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
70
69
70
14
60
837a
92
95
44
77
6s
Teleregister
6s
subord
conv
debs
1976
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
^Washington Water Power 3Mis 1964
&
Knapp Inc 5s debs
10072
May-Nov
997/s 1007a
Juu-Juiy
1974
977a
98
June-Dec
983/4
98 3/4
72 7a
723/4
June-Dec
*
21
72 72
5
14
128
97%
2
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122
99%
100
>-
977a
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67
99"
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•
•
Baden
Danzig
German
I
(Germany)
Port
1951.,
7s
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&
Debt
5 7is
seres
series
Hanover
Maranliao
6 V2s
stamped
Bank
(issue
of
•
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(issue
of
1949
May
Oct
1927)
of
1927)
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fund
3s
66
June-Dec
$993/4
$50
9972
__
64
38
29
40
$52
1007a
617»
—
38 7a
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
(Plan A)
66
$60
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1997
99
94
$60
1972
5s
9474
94
—
$64
May-Nov
1947
99
$94 72
2 7as 2008
1
Jan
de Janiero stamped
Rio
1947
Denmark
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
9%
$119
Feb-Aug
27as 2008—May-Nov
(Plan A)
Bogota—
of
7s
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
B
7 72
$63/4
Assn—
1967
A
(Prov)
$120
Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
672s
Banks and Clearing
Adjustment Debentures—
Savings
47%
•No
48
54
53
par
value,
f Ex-liquidating
included
(not
tribution.
a
Deferred delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
year's
range),
Transaction
r
(not included
in
year's
d Ex-interest,
range),
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
distribution,
in
for
110
30
95
1427a
24
26
19
21
95
$28
31
28
35
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
being traded flat.
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
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;
12
12
1072
1774
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1993
1998
6s
110
319
2
92 7a
98
—
99%
62
130
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107
110
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1993
A
Co
95
$88%
—
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50
75-
95
—
1984—June-Dec
75
210
102
117
RR—
series
1968
37iS
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70
183
91
46
$102
Mar-Sep
1975
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J
mortgage 4s
1st
High
121;
79
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195
98
12
—May-Nov
x
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•
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of
Lackawanna
1st
7172
Feb-Oc*
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April-Oct
103
Peru
$97 7a
8174
12674
102
94
76
90
Feb-Aug
90
Jan-July
1976
993/4
Jun-Auy
92
June-Dec
1978
131
,
Mar-Sept
913/8
72
72
38
100
$90
Jan-July
1977
Parana
8774
97.
99
'9774
15
1982
Mortgage
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
Low
99
7872
\/';v
1976
Mortgage Bank
98
31
7772
1982
69
87
10672 112
78
95
J
84
99
1167a
105
series
33
June-Dec
90
98
4%s
5572
June-Dec
Transit Authority 33/4s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
6M2s
Jan. 1
$125
40
33
43/4S series I
4072
'77-Feb-Aug
).
1978
6s
Chicago
Davega
deb
1969
Assn
Range Since
Sold
31
138
1027a 10472
1027a 10372
$96 7e
99
1982
62
.
109
59 74
103
Jan-July
1981
4
74S
107
7a
103
1984—April-Oct
1979
4072
.—Quar-Feb
1970
A
Bonds
No.
97
1978
series
$5572
June-Dec
sub
conv
High
23
107
993/4
:: 103
May-Nov
Quar-Mar
1976
June-Dec
-
48
1973
series
June-Dec
■,
1994
1998
series
Raceway
1974
debs
3'As
Aug
2%s
debs
inc
4s
Power
Chica Oil Corp
Boston
BSF
sub
conv
&
10
Jan-July
series
--.
•
Low
Alsco
48 72
153
46
4872
6
107
95
10
1963
debs
Edison
3s
Feb
Week's Range
Friday
BO N D S
4
65
1976
Power
3 7as
•
American Stock
993/4
1976
Gas
121
99
62
April-Oc«
374s
&
119
774
3%
Mar-Sep
due
5 72s
warrants)
4 72s
:
105
6
5%
747a
Corp—
Jan
83/8
Jun
6
119
April-Oct
debs
Water
8 7a May
25c
Yonkers
60
7
73
Jun
4,300
63/a
17
$4
Jun
17a
77a
77a
121
81
Apr
2 3/4
Jan
3,900
7a
25c
System Inc class A
%
1
}&
•'
92 72
99
1982
Ltd—
(without
Ltd—
40c
45
1974
to
Equities
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774
95
May-No®
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7s
Co
subord
2%s
'
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Southwestern
11 % May
.2,450
17
97*
Feb
90%
63
1973
Jan
14%
94%
7
97
Jun-Dec
1977
6s
Co
&
3s
Jan
22 3/4 Mar
51
94
95
Jan-July
1971
A
Jan
33/4
243/4
Jun
'
167/8
(F
Foods
8,900
874
Jun
1374 May
2,500
--ii'
American dep rets ord regular
6%
preference
Wright. Hargreaves Ltd—
Zion
674
672
8
6
5,600
3s
series
Jan
17
1,300
1772
163/4
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2974
48
923,4
•„
95
70
_i—Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
672%
deb
5s
mortgage
3 7as
Jan
Jun
174 May
5%
25
__L_
200
157a
153/4
&
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
700
7%
Light 4Mi% pfd—100
Industries Ltd-!—
*
(John)
5,800
1%
15%
.
1
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
Wood
—■
-
93/4
7
1672
1%
18
5,000
1872
874
13/4
10
common
22
203/8
18
1
Co
%
debs. 1973
6%s
Water
Harbor
Southern
Feb
"%
43
Jan-July
conv
I 772S
Safe
Jan
Jun
Tr
America
American
Realty
May
25 7a
1072
10c
Co
32
Jun
18% May
400
*
Brothers
28
100
76
61
Jun-Dec
1970
53/4S
Feb
38
257» July
500
1,500
1
Stores
Corp
-
of
1st
High
73
Jan-July
1st 6s 1982
5 72s
extended
Petroleum
Service
Rapid
Apr
1972
972
Wichita
Wiebolt
Inc
72
1174
■r
213/4
Williamhouse
3 V4S
Jan
7a May
1970
j—
now
Power
mortgage
Public
Feb
1974
——
10c
Stag Mfg Co
Oil
1st
\
4,100
4s
conv.
Corp
3%s
4%
33/8
July
2 3/8
Corp
Power
Low
55
April-Ocx
1981
conv
Corp
1953
Pennsylvania
Feb
11
1972
1
10c
1
White
Ohio
•
rets
&
Nuclear
Apr
Jun
2 3/4
7,900
Mar
94
Jun
4
16,900
347a Mar
due
Occidental
.
••
Ltd—
Apr
7s
Hess
Electric
672s
Jan
7%
-Tan
107a
3,200
472
33/a
10c
Invest
Nippon
Feb
4'
Jun
87 "2
common
1043/4
Jun
374 May
372 May
2,100
243/4
Research
Jan
:
RR
conv.
53/4S
Co
General
Jan. 1
No.
75
Map-Noil
Linotype Co 5%
Valley RR 4s 1963—
National
Jan
2%
Jun
1963
4%s 1978
National
Jan
13
1
100
:
Jun
Chemical
Oil
Range Sinc«
Sold
60
$372
Bellas
Jan
4%
-r
6%
Jun'
debs
1974
Power Realization
Midland
Jan
3
91Mi
24 Ma
372
6s
5 Mas
National
Jan 7
172 May
3Mi
1,
Stockholders
G3/b
713/4
May
33,000
174
4Mb
50c
Inc
Western
-1%
33/a
pfd
Jan
14,600
4%
Co
Inc
Western
lVa
Italian
Livingston
Jan
43/a
subord
Western
&
Bonds
High
Apr-Oct
Mer gen thaler
Jan
874
6s
Stores
Kawecki
Jan
Jun
7
90
•
13 7s Mar
17a May
100
~2
3%
Inc
4.40%
.
.Jun
.
28
120
3%
3%
*
Development
Western
5
7,900
1
Products
Fashions
Western
1%
34
1.25
Inc
Utilities
1%
V / 33 Mi
."!%
10c
common
preference
West
800
~V/a
1
Co
Manufacturing
West
1%
34-
10
Instruments
& Company
Wentworth
200
53/a
272
4
common
conv
Precision
&
8%
5
*
12 3/4
1472 May
774 Jun
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Corp—
1981—,
Hoffman International
Jan
237a
75/a May
157a
Construction
Hudson & Manhattan Corp
Hydrometals Inc-6s 1972
Apr
9% Apr
213/4 Mar
Jun
143/4
*
100
Bond
9 72
or
»
Registered
Jan
13
33/4 May
' 7,900
,
Guantanamo
Hartfield
107/a Jan
.
May
11,500
53/8
•
•
3
*
common
19%
,v
Last
Sale Price
May-Nov
5 72s
Development
Jan
143/a
Jun
53/4 May
97a
1
&
35/8
Feb
117a
874 May
3,500
157a
2
25c
:
5,100
10
Inc
Builders
Jan
12
&
1976
General
Apr
,117a Feb
.
,
Jun
17,200
12,600
63/a
Realty
wts
ex
Fotochrome
Feb
35
Jun
57a
57a
National
6 Mas
97/a Jan
May
672
500
-
Feb
8
May
27
Feb
673/4
Jun
5
874
574
—-1':..
5
81,700
127a
>7
6
25c
700
7,
43/4
7s/a
1
Co
67a
972
—_25c
America—1
Co
non-cum
First
Apr
4%
Jan
872
preferred
$6
4972
T\
Period
Low
July
472
Jun
9~"
Manufacturing
6%
17a
1,700
*
i
Waltham
Jun
5
VTR Inc
Waitt
2 72
Interest
General
1%
3,200
-
67a
Vita Food Products
7%
272
•
6
Instrument
Wagner Baking
8
57a
class A
Aircraft
May
572
:
Corporation
Waco
4
67a
Virginia Dare Stores Corp__
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
800
17.78
Corp of America.
Capital Corp of
Inc
5 Ma
578
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Venture
Viewlex
8 Mi
—10
Corp
Sugar—
(The)
Jun
L_Lv—__25c
Corp—
Victoreen
5%
cl A com_10c
Universal Insurance
Utah-Idaho
300
2 7a
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High
6!4
:»2
21/2
1962_l_L_^.—___i—•
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Universal Container Corp
Universal Controls
Inc
s
ow
^
Warrants
Universal
I
High
5
Warrants
■
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
5%
1
25c
Reclaiming Co——
Stockyards Corp
United
Low
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
American Stock Exchange
,
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
33
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
when
i,"
"w w,"
issued;
with
warrants;
"x w,"
without
warrants.
>
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 13)
Friday
Continued from page 28
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
United
Gas
Corp
23/4S
1970—
1st mtge & coll trust
33/4s
mtge &
1st mtge &
coll trust 472s
coll trust 4Mis
4%s sink fund debentures
1st mtge
5 7ss
United
5s
U
& coll trust
sinking fund
States
conv
S Rubber
1978
2%s
2%s
472s
37es
Corp
conv
subord
9974
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98 3/s
993/4
917a
—
90,
101
91%
103
100
100 3/s
15
99
100
100
10072
24
97
10172
91
9974
1027a
99% 101
10074
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10572
10272
10572
*104
105
10374
10572
112%
163 V*
April-Oct
1976
4s
debs
May-Nov
1983
*85%
♦937b
Jan-July
96 y4
97 Va
ApriZ-Oct
1986
391
122% 133
133
April-Oct
■
1967
of
95%
May-Nov
1980
1981
sinking fund debentures
Vanadium
'90%
Co—
debentures
Steel
9674
May-Nou
1980
debentures
debentures
States
90
,93%
.
'
Jan-July
'
United
./
High
89
95%
*91%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1978
Low
No.
*90
993/4
April-Oct
1977
debentures
Freight
subord
5s
May-Nou
April-Oct
1973
Jan. 1
Sold
95
95%
95%
10172
—
—
977b
119
Mi
87
82
85 3/a
93 Mb
■
100 Mi 101
94
95
98
100 M4
103 %
America—
474s conv subord debentures
June-Dec
1976
*—
Mar-Sept
81
83
99
99Mi
24
83
102 Mi
78
92
Vendo Co—
472s
conv
debs
1980
Mar-Sept
101
106
106
;
97
94
136
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First
1st &
and refund mtge 23/4s
ref 3s series F 1978
ref 2%s series G
1st &
ser
E 1975—Mar-Sept
1979:
April-Oct
First
3s
lien and
1st lien &
36
ref
series
ref
4s
6s subord income
Vornado
Inc
5s
Wabash
RR
B
Mar-Sept
1995
mtge 374s
series F
85%
6
82 va
86 3/a
♦797b
ser
C
1983
1973_April-Oct
May-Nov
85
Va—
-
75
85 Mb
Gen
conv
subord
debs
1982
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
mtge income 474s series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 374s series B 1971
Mar-Sept
gtd gold 372s 2000
ref
Westchester Lighting
General mortgage 3s 1979'--.
Penn Electric 3Mas 1974'
West
Penn
4s
RR
372s
Power
Shore
West
1st
4s
Feb-Nov
1967—Jan-July
-r-nr—May-Nov
series, I
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3 72s series C
debentures
5 72S
1982
Western Pacific RR
.
1966--
Jau-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
:!
Western
97%
—May-Nou
gtd 2361
registered 2361
A
1979
ser
.1
„
;
—
—
——
Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
_J
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5745 debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
374s
series
C
1970
First mortgage 374s series D 1967
3%s
convertible
debentures
Wilson
&
1st
Central
RR
mortgage
Power
2%s
Public
53
93%
t
—
101
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__
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105
;
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807e
807s
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937a
98
17 "' ' 96% '9974
55
13
507a
59%
5474
6
5Q1/«
59
95
13
97%
92
80%
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1027a
33%
94
'
102 72
__
98
105
3
817a
997a
102 7a
77
„
__
10
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77
96%
99
10474
107
86
87
97
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9674
96 7a
12
9474
94
957a
877a
17
8674
99%
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87
86 72
85
867/i
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957a
977a
3
57%
65
40
57
79%
807a
89
947a
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~~
•
97%
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge 4MjS Inc series A Jan 1
Electric
53
93%
Jan-July
May-Nov
4
High
287a
96
96%
sink fund debs
1980—Feb-Aug
Co 47bS sink fund debs 1978—Jan-July
Wisconsin
Gen
;
1975
85
5474
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel
*7972
55
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%S A 1992
Low
—
98%
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Jan-July
2029
5972
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5973
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40
June-Dec
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99
Mar-Sept
1976
1979——
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1971
Jan-July
83
3
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
1976
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88
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91
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120
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70
66 Ma
85 Mb
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66 Ma
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95
6
6
69 Mi
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997a
102
74 Ma
115 Mb 115 Mb
74
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__
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—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1st
5
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——
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85
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delivery
the
116
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,
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Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
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Bankruptcy
*
72
85%
not
sale
year's range,
included in the year's
not
$ Companies
April
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79 Ma
85
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—
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mortgage 474S 1983
Ry
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*85
Wisconsin
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
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85
—
Mar-Sept
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1st & ref M 3 Mi s series J 1982
General
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—-Feb-Aug
Warren RR
Wisconsin
and refund mtge 23/4s ser H 1980__Mar-Sept
I 1981
June-Dec
First
High
First
subord
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Whirlpool Corp 37as
debentures 1969
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
.
—
95
.
—Feb-Aug
1972
sinking fund debentures
1st
Jan-July
3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures
*8972
Jan-July
—_
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High
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Bonds
,
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
M'
Range
Shares
American
American
Anaconda
'Boston
Jun
30% Mar'
Studebaker-Packard
17%
Jan
Texaco
136 Va
Jan
Texas
52 Va
Jan
Sulphur.
Air
—
.
Corp
U
S
50
10% July
17%
Feb
U
S
47
58%
Feb
Westinghouse Electric-
15%
15%
Associates com—10
38%
May
30
25
38%
13%'Jun
33%
May
55
24
15
—100
*
wi—2.50
adjust
14
660
.16
Inc———
57%
58%
51 %
39%
44 %
51 % May
1,891
15.36
1
General Electric Co
72%
61%
IFW)
New
NH
NY
Hartford
&
Pennsylvania
■43%
Torrington
Jun
22.00 Mar
78% Mar
Corp com
'
Jan
32%
Jan
Allen
Jun
85%
Jan
18% May
24%
Feb
15
Electric
Apr
Borman
19 Va May
26%
Apr
36% May
51%
Jan
Jun
1%
Jan
44 Mi
1,037
1%
50
29%
26% Jun
280
28
1%
194
12
Feb
10%
28
15
Jun
41
Jan
Burroughs
2%
Chrysler
Consolidated
Jun
Consumers
50
22% July
53
Jan
140
28
Jun
40
Jan
Detroit
Steel
21%
1,822
19%
Jun
41
Jan
Ex-Cell-O
50%
45% May
62%
884
19%
Jun
30%
Feb
48%
468
46% July
70%
Jan
140
27%
28%
140
22%
22%
28%
29%
410
22% July
Du
Telephone
Continental
S.
4%
29%
—_
Mfg
-
Jun
Motor
Ford
43% Mar
39'/a
43%
46%
36%
150
64
(S
Prophet
Ruoy
Feb
37 % May
51
Feb
18
Jun
100
93
May
98%
898
17%
25
17% Jun
46
50
41
15%
86
27%
24
American
Armco
39%
%
36%
31
Jun
Avco
20%
Jun
30%
57
Jun
92%
Jan
27%
27%
5
25%
Jun
37%
Feb
28%
28%
-50
26%
Jun
30% Mar
•
718
,
15%
—
16%
41
Gas
Abbott
Dayton
Dow
Du
Power
&
Pont
23
Jan
Allied
23%
Jan
Allis
Jun
48
Ford
36
Apr
Aluminium
17%
Jan
American
American
45
175
49
46%
49 %
A--
22%
23%
44%
21%
44%
—
22 %
29%
42%
Apr
51%
Jan
326
43%
Jun
71 %
General
19% May
28%
Feb
10
504
40%
44% July
17% May
Jun
28%
Feb
344
31%
Jun
—
40%
42 %
67
36 Va
May
__
22%
25%
204
—
40
40%
87
49%
45%
51%
213
46
26%
26%
126
22 Va May
30
47
49%
50
41 % May
2.50
Dynamics
International
&
—
—
Tel
Co
America
of
Can
American
Viscose
Jan
Jun
72%
Jan
* 168%
50
28%
39%
Jun
253% Mar
Anaconda
Apache
Jun
26%
Jan
Armco
Jun
53 %
Jan
Armour
36 %
Jun
43 %
May
39
44 %
369
Steel
&
Ashland
Corp
Co
footnotes,
Oil
&
15
25
12
3'/a
400
8%
964
>
Apr
16% Mar
May
May
3V2 July
6
Jan
38% Mar
20
8%
Mar
3%
Jun
25%
Jan
6 Va
.
Feb
10 Va
Jun
Feb
Exchange
the round-lot
5
transactions
only
Week's
Range
\
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
1
631/2
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
1
High
65%
800
Jun
803,4 Mar
11Y*
12 %
1,300
10%
Jun
21
13Va
—
133/4
1,000
llVs
Jun
5%
300
4%
5
—
7%
7V«
37%
393/a
16%
15'/4
17
20
19%
21
56
16%
62 V*
Jan
191/2 Mar
May
.
..
83/4 Mar
.
—
—
100
6%
1,300
35 V4
Jun
2,200
143/4
Jun*
3,100
17%
Jun
56%
400
45%
Jun
67 % Mar
16*%
800
15 7/8
Jun
233/4
263/4
—
.
283A
1,300
23 %
Jun
47 %
Feb
47
Feb
Apr
Jun
12% Mar
57
Jan
23
' Jan
28
Jan
"
-
V
Jan
-
40%
39V4
41%
3,100
35%
Jun
47%
50
553/a
700
45
Jun
78%
20
20
100
18
Jun
24V2
23 V4
22 %
24 V4
2,600
__
29%
30%
200
14%
16
14
14%
__
1.75
l
San (Un)
V4
57%
Jan
6.25
33%
32%
—
47%
(Un)
(uuj
Jan
Jan
;r"x
Atlantic
Jan
Automatic
27%
27%
1
22 %
Jun
29%
Feb
Avco
36%
36%
92
33 Va May
44
Feb
Common
5%
39%
39%
75
33%
Jun
57%
__
47%
48%
55
40%
jun
69 % Mar
48%
48%
8
42%
Jun
62% Mar
1
non-cufn
:_3d
Canteen
Feb
(Unj_—
of
Co
Howell
189
18%
Jun
28%
33%
8
29%
Jun
39% Mar
1,081
33 V2
Jun
48 '/4
Binks
50
50
38%
Jan
Apr
41 Va
Jun
70% Mar
Boeing Company
34%
Jun
52 V4
Booth
82%
32
74%
Jun
25%
20
22%
Jun
40%
40%
24
39%
73%
73%
41
71%
11
Jun
Jun
12%
__
63%
Jan
12%
6
130
Brach
30%
Apr
Jun
54%
Jan
Jun
96 3/4
Jan
20%
Jan
«63 %
63 Va
41%
41%
451/4
45%
307/8
307/8
25
29%
Jun
36% Mar
_
435/.
453/.
4fi
39
Jun
63% Mar
30
533/4
20
-
35% May
53% May
51
43
60
Jun
713/4
Jan
.
41%
117
35 %
Jun
59 %
Jan
46%
46
50%
172
40%
Jun
80 Va
Jan
-
35%
3?%
lee
33%
Jan
40
24%
Jun
38% Mar
8 7'A
26%
_3
25%
-
—
*
,
*
59
15%
•
I
_—-~-25
-
(E
56%
Feb
28 %
Feb
Calumet
&
Mar
Hecla
Celanese
Central
P
S
Jun
Jan
Central & South
Jun
40%
Feb
Certain-teed
Jun
56
Feb
Champlin Oil & Ref
45%
46
180
Jun
57%
13
Jun
23%
Jan
56%
•
Jun
77
Jan
Chesapeake
57%
Feb
Chic
423/4 May
Jan
10 V8 May
27
Feb
57%
Feb
Jun
3lVa
Jan
17 V4 May
28%
Feb
Jun
19
Apr
Jun
27%
12%
—
—
21 %
1,000
55 Va
35%
21%
42%
40%
400
7,700
300
• 300
1,100
2,925
50 %
39%
38
38%
25%
40%
27%
25%
11%
11%
22
22%
>
5
37Va
40%
19%
6
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
20
36% May
34%
Jan
35%
Jun
21
Jun
-
24
49%
75%
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
43% Mar
24'A
Apr
56 % Mar
43
Feb
48
Jan
-41 Va Mar
Jun
52%
Jan
9%
Jun
15%
Feb
700
41 %
22 Va
400
18%
Jun
25% Mar
33 Va May
53 Va Mar
4,000
July
24 %
Jan
47/a
Jun
6Va
Jun
200
107/a
Jun
17%
Feb
%
Jun
1%
Feb
21%
Jun
18
300
19%
,18
1
31%
5,900
14,900
21 Va
27%
12.50
July
20
25
40%
1
;
150
1,400
23
11 Va
53
5
'
700
19%
33%
21 %
41%
♦
(Un)
Feb
5
Corp of America
Illinois
59%
45%
27%
Jun'
22%
—
—
34%
*
*
1,700
6
$3
convertible
Chemetron
Milw
&
36 Vb
36 Va
*
(Un)_'__
%
32%
34%
300
•
21%
—
26
Jan
3l»% May
42%
Feb
29%
Jun
42 Va
Jan
34%
700
287/a
Jun
43% Mar
20%
400
17 % May
21%-May
35
37
300
31
Jun
24
27
500
23 Va
Jun
24
l
24%
400
21 Va May
'
1
24
__
60
60 %
210
58 Va
Feb
l
common
18%
18 %
18 Va
300
15%
Jun
preferred
Ohio Ry (Un)
Paul ft Pac__
.,
20 %
2.50
*
22
32%
__
*
Corp
St.
%
10
;
West Corp..
(Un)
11%
400
200 '
200
25
Co-:
Products
11%
—
Ltd—16%c
Corp common
Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)
443/4
10
19 % May
45
:_5
Carrier
31
20
21
5
;
(Un)—
28
443
__
*.1
Inc
Pacific
50
15%
'
8
(Un)_
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
110
50%
100
100
21
10
Corp.
Capital Corp
Business
51 %
60%
21
497/a
22 %
20%
13
Burton-Dixie
68 %
13%
Jun
21
14 V*
71% Mar
Jun
9%
1,200
13%
Feb
42% Mar
May
21% May
5,100
-
Jan
28 Va
20
7,400
J)
Corp
Budd Company;
Burlington Industries
^Burroughs Corp (Un)
321%
50i/a
Jun
Jan
52%
'
33
497/a
_j
_5
50%
60%
__
50c
May
27
43%
4,300
Corp.:
67
„
15
10
Jun
Apr
61 % Mar
20 Va
Jun
10V4
200
23
♦
32%
__
,__5
26%
24
9y„
38 %
42
Mar
39
5
22%
'
16%
Corp
Sons
&
Canadian
20 8
23%
14
Brunswick
__
i0
1,300
1,600
7,500
13%
42 V4
13%
20%
(Un)
(Un)
Fisheries
Jan
451/4
•
Jun
10'A May
300
5
10
24%
733/4
44
4,400
500
—
Corp
213
75%
__
1,500
16V4
Manufacturing Co__
Borg-Warner
82%
53%
22%
—
Bendix Corp —
Bethlehem Steel
35%
37%
Jun
._3
Co_
21 %
37%
30
America_2.50
Co
Mfg Co—
19%
50
3,000
30%
iu
;
L'astian-Blessing
Belden
34%
-35%
Jan.
Jan
34%
49%
37%
23%
„
4
Refining Co
32%
__
—10
—:
pfd—
Corporation
Bell
20%
181/4
136 V4
23%
*
17% Jan
Jun
29%
—
May
8,400
Mar
39"%
__
1
12
38%'Mar
Jun
13
Jan
981/2 May
500
47V4
37%
22%
—
48%
10
com
12 V4
40
12 %
42
13 V2
26
6,600
106% 115V4
—
2.50
Athey Products Corp
Jan
45
36%
—
112'A
42 %
20% May
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
29 Va
__
15%
5
3"'"-
Refining
Jun
41.
3Va Mar
Jun
201/4 July
620
1,130
3 Va
,
22%
250
141/2
21
.
5
18% May
1
see page
201/4
14 Va
20 Va
1
(Un)
29%
5
Standard Oil (Ind)._„
4,222
May
33/4 May
21/a Mar
"v
May
(111)
30
Railway
25%
Jan
Jan
11
J
•
.
3% May
38 V4
Louisiana Gas—
Arkansas
18%
37%
185
5
?a«d ~7
Brands
of
—1
33%
—33%C
—
100
20'A
3Va
(Un)—1———o(J
1.25
Company
Corp
21
__i
_
10'A
100
Jan
4V2
363/4
Jan
Va July
2 Va July
Jun
Feb
57%
1
800
Corp
Ampex
20% May
55
5
Oil—
100
3%
24%
.8%
_1.66%
Corp
20
5
Standard
Mar
33%
Tobacco
Oil
For
Tobacco Co
123
*
Roebuck
Southern
American
21%
5
Mobil
Feb
43%
2
£oy^Rut£\Petroleum
St. Regis Paper—
Socony
62%
Jun
21
1
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Sinclair
Stand
&
__
Radio
2%
11
<--•
u
1
Corp
Rad
78 % Mar
5
Sears
Motors
American
36%
Oil
2%
3%
__
12V4 Mar
43%
6 Va Mar
100
900
44%
American Tel & Tel Co
Jun
1
Reynolds
American
Jan
Jun
Lead
Pure
183
Jan
52% Mar
60 '/4
39
45
-
52%
Jun
Aviation*.
110
2 J/2
__10
Feb
45
<_*
Petroleum
Apr
27V4
/
Jun
43V4
(Uni
56
54%
Gypsum
American
Jan
17% Feb
48V2
May
44%
American Machine & Foundry
American Metal Climax
20%
National
SSnu
Phillips
5,158
; ■
91/4
21
-
1
(111)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Central
61
;
173A May
451/4 Jun
1%
11
1
(Un)
Co
Jan
154
Distillers
■
1,103
_12.50
43%
124
Register
493/a
2%
'
1
(Un)
Products
871
National
North
Investment
23%
1
York
Home
49%
5
New
American
65%
Mining
—
__
;
(Un)
Co
47%
Chemical
11,580
23
9 %
•
Theatres
62
Mead
National
Jun
2 Va
—
(Un)
(Un)
22%
Corp
Vv 200
43 J/a
47%
24%
*
48%
McGraw-Edison
Cash
Feb
Jun
~
—1
American Cyanamid Co
43
43%
,
10
Monsanto
,11%
Feb
12%
39
22%
.
—.
-10.
23%
Corp
.
Broadcasting
American
21
3
Minnesota
11
38
Jan
Apr
Jun
47Va
1%
——9
•
Airlines
Paramount
43%
5
Martin-Marietta
Feb
12%
423/4
Jun
37%
W-
2oc
32% May ;
45 % May
217
46%
183
—
*
Tel
12
100
—10
(Un)
64 Va
(P)
National
22"%
44%
__
.—3.33%
&
335
Sale Price
Electronics—
1
Laughlin
1,680
13 Va
1
22 % May
40
22%
22%
8%
Lorillard
140
54%
—®
*
——.
5
Oil
Mar
591/4
9% July
42 J/4
■
Par
i
—
1%
Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
*
50%
3
General
53
60 % Mar
•
1%
Electric
Jones
35%
*
—
General Motors
*::;:
Jan
127
23
Jun
38% May
34
7
common
General
Gulf
34%
5
new
Feb
11% Mar
331/4 May
8% Jun
2 %
compilation
Ltd
Aluminum
Jan
34%
-
Motor
/'
51 Va
Last
Chemical
136%
_5
Federated Dept Stores
Jun
600
1,025
/
42%
1
Chalmers'Mfg
11% May
42%
Light
El Paso Natural Gas—
39%
584
Jan
15%
Jun
26 Va
1
Co.
Ross
98 % May
50c
_•«.
351/4
;*:
786
1
1
Corp
1,417
———10
Chemical
Jun
July
300
*
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
.: 140
25
—
10
;' V
1%
6 Va
2'/a
1
t
'
Jun
5
Corn Products
10
.
48%
r-A
10
class B_
Co
V
15% "16%
25
Columbia
38%
10
12%
.
•
Jun
34%
.-.--i.
Chrysler
45%
37%
Friday
16%
41%
Burroughs
*
44%
22%
STOCKS
15
—
;_5-
Corp
1,090
Midwest Stock
106% 115%
8
Chesapeake & Ohio
39%
81/2 Mar
13 Va
*
A
68
140
/>..
41%
Steel
Brunswick
39%
Jan
July
42%
1
Tube
Standard
113
50c
———_
10
500
2
:—
American
Boeing
580
6V2
Apr
May
281%
Co—
—
-
_3
Bethlehem
11%
6 Va
:
2Va
;—
■Studetjaker-Pac^arjcinworp
70
16%
39%
1
Goods
*; /1
27%
1*1
Co
Alleghany Corp
"
17
16%
__
10
Dry
21%
5 Va
500
—
1
Jan
1,932
6.25
Corp
Jun
11
415
1
1
Co——
Dillon Co
36% July
1,118
68
.—50
Ashland Oil
Associated
20,752
5%
43 Va
Mfg
Scotten,
Feb
Jun
23%
33%
—
12
1
10%
Feb
64
1
Tobacco
11 Va
'
lu
Jan
24%
36
10
Steel
18 Va Mar
44%
1.66%
Jan
21%
19 % May
24%
26
r
52%
21
—
1.66%
Anaconda
Jun
Mar
Jun
67 %
_1
American Tel & Tel Co___
15
/' 16% Feb
Jan
12% May
458
21%
113%
21%
—
—
American Motors
300
38%
—1
Co
Advance
A
15
9
/
Apr
27'%
—
50% Mar
Jun
80
V
STOCKS
Airlines
Jun
39%
W1
Corp.
&
Davis
Jan
27%
20
t
Parke
Jan
80
' 14%
15
High
7%
46
21%
toullaon
Co
Co
Admiral
Cyanamid
10%
53%
Chemical
S)
Heater
38%
17%
1
new
Motors
Lakes
32%
96
98%
5
American
High
/ 760
'
Jun
25%
80
__
Playing Card
Allis-Chalmers
•;
Jan
12
10
OO
Square Garden
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Mt. Clemens Metal pfd
4% July
448
31
.1
;•
Low
11%
■
1
*
—
Madison
*
_
Range Since Jan. 1
'
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5Va
iv-Z'
—
Corp
Trailer
General
Jan
1
American
Jan
*
5%
1
Inc
Fenestra
24 % May
195
__
10
„,
common
UNLISTED
Jan
"
?■
10
29%
__
5
Rapid-American
U.
4%
5
Gamble
aJn
9OV4
A
Sales
-
High
9%
Motors
Corp
Fruehauf
Low
28
1
Chemicals
&
Jun
78%
500
.
*
Lansing Stamping Co ———
Wines & Champagne
High
29%
_*
Kroger
Procter
63 Va
Range Since Jan. 1
45%
50
Cards
Hobart
4%
10
Picher
Gibson
51
34% Mar
391/4
7
1————
common——
LaSalle
Shares
of Prices
„
20
National
Bois
Eagle
Sales
J
for Week
Week's
Range
Low
8.50
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard.
Diamond
691/4
A
%
Feb
23%
28
—.___
—
—
Co
Edison
32%
50 %
1
___—
--v
——5
25
—
r^per
Power
24 y4
46%
10
P
Corp
Feb
Jan
18%
35
1% Mar
21%
:
Cincinnati
Jun
"
July
250
23%
Last
Manufacturing
Corp.—*
2%
46%
Par
Milling
Jun
251/4
v:' //■I5V;
—
Detroit
Friday
T
41%
120
Jun
493/4 Mar
6%
■
,
Brown-McLaren
20%
Sale Price
&
388
29%
Shares
Briggs
32%
32%
STOCKS
O
48
Jan
121%
for Week
WA
Manufacturing Co—
*
Mfg Co-—,—.———1
Budd Company
——5
Buell Industries
=1
11 %
Kysor
N
22% May
27 Va
45
Low
Stores-———.——1
Food
5
1,986
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
C
99
23
Jun
Jun
Range
7'
„J
12 %
Great
Cincinnati
59% Mar
; »•,
Jun-.
39 Va
Week's
Par
1
Supermarkets %—__1
American Metal Products———..
-1
Kresge
Aeronca
;'
■
Equip—
&
24%
Smelting Refining & Min'g com_50
Westinghouse Electric Corp.*
6.25
Champion Papers common.....
Cincinnati Gas common
'•
,
Allied
67%
•
Machinery
//,"/,
55%
May
1%
U S
Carey
11%
83%
20
of Prices
Sale Price
20
25
Co——
Shoe
50
135
Feb
IOV4 Mar
Exchange
Last
23%
28
1
*
United Fruit Co
United
14
91%
44 Va
Feb
59%
/
46% May
68%
69%
Friday
30%; Jun,
15
11%
12
*
Association
Stop & Shop Inc
20%
27%
10
25
2
2.50
RR
Mining Co—
Folding Machine Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
318
1%
5
Quincy
73
41%
*
RR
Reece
Shawmut
14
56V4
Jun
263/4
:
Detroit Stock
22%
23%
100
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
27
46%
12%
1
20
Racing
England Electric
52
20%
*
4
Association
System
England Tel & Tel Co
Narragansett
New
5%
28%
V
.10
—u—
125
89 %
*
;—
'
44 Va
July
54%
968
1,171
24
69%
50c
common
Corp
Cement
Star
Lone
Co
Corp
Copper
65%
39%
24
1
Island
89V4
...
—16%
Jan
44 Va
Jun
15.36 July
70
15.36
36%
63%
5
Gillette
Kennecott
513%
133/4
*
—*-•
»
*
—;
Feb
36 %
160
common
Corp
Company
Creek Coal
8%
High
453/4 May
47% May
Railway Co—
new
Capital
111
8.
STOCKS
General
540
52%
Feb
Jan
Shoe-—
Steel
Woolworth
22% Mar
52%
51 Va
5
:
Low
49%
51 %
*
—:
Carbide
Union
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52
12 Va
Gulf
United
34% July
76% Jan
Low
_1
216
;
Shares
10
:
VV79
55
for Week
7
(Ohio)
11%
Stores
Co
Motor
May
38 %
J)
(N
49%
54
5
Inc—
Mass Street
National
98
507
1,014
Oil
11%
Trust
Property
cumulative
5%
Ford
42%
34%
Oil
Standard
49%
33%
Co—
Eastern Gas & Fuel
First
12% May/
5,674
39%
33%
Jun
Standard
High
29% May
50 % Jan
Copper Range Co
Eastern
105% 115%
112%
—10
new
Hecla
&
Service
2,130
:
5
Co
Personal
Calumet
Cities
16 Va
20%
68
14%
15%
50
Company
Edison
Boston
Low
High
22%
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
21%
Agricultural Chemical—
Motors Corp———1.66%
Tel
&
Tel
33%
Sales
Last
for Week
of Prices
Low
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
Sale Price
Last
Par
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Stock Exchange
Boston
American
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(246)
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25..
50%
.
,49%
51%
9%
9%
~
*2,000200
45% May
8%
Jun
46 Va
Feb
52%
29
Jan
Feb
65
Mar
25 Va
Feb
:59%
Jan
17 Va
Feb
.
Volume
Number 6177
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(247)
OUT-OF-TOWN .MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
9%
44Va
Cities
Enectric———8.50
4Va%
21%
200
17%
21
100
Feb
Jun
36
Feb
Monsanto
26%
Jan
Montgomery
10%
600
46%
1,300
38%
Jun
45 "/a
200
37%
Jun
50
35
•
-
'
-
-
32 Va
13% Mar
62%
50
Jun
'
Jun
88 %
Monroe
58%
Chemical
;
Motorola
....
Ilium
Electric
Co Inc
Colgate-Palmolive
15
————
1
—
40 Va
41%
12%
'3,800
3,300
41%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
Jan
Cash
38%
National
Distillers
Gypsum
Jan
National
Lead
94Va
Feb
National
18%
20
54Va
30 Va
1,200
Jun
G38%
42%
17 Va
Jun
■
/
■
Continental
Publishing
(Un)
Crucible Steel of Amer
Curtiss-Wright
53%.
56 Va
(Un)
Corp
47%
Northwest
48 % May
71%
Feb
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow Chemical Co—
Jun
53 Va Mar
60% Mar
Owens-Illinois
800
19
Jun
42
12
Jun
23%
15 Va
500
12%
Jun
21% Mar
15%
17
500
14%
Jun
17%
44
44
El Paso
46 Va
2,500
180 Va
5
1
(Un)__.——„10
Natural Gas
-3
Kodak
Inc....
Pacific
Jan
20%
—
5
—
1
Watch,-.
Emerson Electric Mfg
16%
92%
20%
__
—
9%
26Va
-
Firestone
Tire
& Instrument Corp_l
Camera
5
2.50
2
Fruehauf
Trailer : Co—„„—1
F W D Corporation—
10
Ford
Motor Co new
common
187 %
27Va
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
Jun
18%
Jun
8%
Jun
16
Jan
Jun
42
Feb
24
Pfizer
115% Mar
26%
Jan
Potter
7
Procter
313/s
Jun
48% Mar
Pure
1
—
23
Public
Feb
1,300
373/4
Jun
60
36 Va
Jun
44
900
8Va
Jun
143/b
Jan
17% May
27 V8
Feb
1,500
7%
1,100
7
3
.
8%
16,500
;
Corp.—
Box
3
1
5
—
11
if
2,050
2% May
11
50
General
Candy Corp—
Contract Finance
2
General
Dynamics
1
23 Va
21%
24
5
■*
3
64 %
73 Va
25 %
613/4
65%
General
Electric
General
General
(Un)
Co
Corp
Foods
General
—
Mills
——-—
Inc
Cement
Utilities (Un)_
Public
General
General
Tire
Genesco
Inc
Rubber
&
*
—300
4,800
73% V
900
543/8
V
Oil
(The)
Alden
Glen
Glidden
Corp
Goodyear
;
Gossard
!
Granite
Jun
6.25 .
— 1 -7
*
City Steel Co—*
Drug Stores
I—
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing—.. .'.Gf
•'Gray
L
Great
7%
59%
J an
Greyhound
Co
Oil
Jun
Mar
Reynolds
Metals
Apr
Reynolds
(R.
Gulf
States
"•
/
>
r
Feb
Richman
Royal
783/a Mar
lJ
Dutch
*Hein
1
1
,—3
■•
Corp
Werner
25c
& Co——,
Heller-(Walter E)
Hertz
Co
*St
Louis
Public
Jan
>St
Regis
Paper
21%
200
18%
Jun
30%
Feb
30%
300
26
?
San
May
183/4 May
37
Mar
6,700
29
Jan
193/4
Jun
29%
Apr
Schwitzer
34%
200
34
Jun
Jan
Sears
413/a
Schenley
Roebuck
Steel
Inland
Interlake
10
•
Mineral
■'International
Nickel
•
International Paper
f
.
International
International
Tel &
Interstate Power Co
Jefferson
Electric
Johns
Manville
Jones
t
&
Kaiser
Tel
(Un)
Libby
&
-
,
Libby
850,
..
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
Lorillard
(P)
Co
(Un).
293/4
15
44 Va
43 %
Feb
>20
Jun
13%
28
Apr
Jun
18
800
11%
400
11% May
41V4
139
38 %
Jun
15
18 %
Jun
64%
Jan
11
135
Jan
145
25
Jun
.33
1,700
May
150
24
Jun
21%
300
18%
Jun
100
32
Jun
31%
46%
31%
Jun
48 %
Jan
■
6% May
5 %
9%
34%
Jun
57
100
52%
Jun
28
2,600
25 %
Jun
300
23
Jun
41V4
33%
Jun
58
Feb
May
25 %
Jan
May
10% Mar
1,200
23 %
300
9
18
900
45%
8,
100
49
30%
Martin
MoCrory Corp
McKay Machine Co
Means (F W) & Co
Merck
Merritt
&
Co
(Un)
._
__1
Chapman &
Scott
85
Jan
Jun
59%
"
Tri
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
68
Jun
85 %
208 So
For
footnotes,
see page
50
Jun
78%
Co
(Un)
1,500
35%
Jun
57% Mar
900
48 %
Jun
62 %
74%
34
55%
May
69 Va May
74%
100
45
46%
1,600
43 y8
14
100
13%
Jan
633/4
67
Feb
Jan
106 3/4
Jun
14
45%
Jun
59% Mar
'
19
1
Mar
57 Va
Jun
293/4
31%
1,300
24 %
May
23%
24%
1,000
30 Va
313/4
1,200
23% July
28 3/4 Jun
69%
683/4
69%
750
64 %
42 Va
47 Va
3,500
38%
27 Va
30%
1,100
25
May
403/4
383/4
40%
8,100
35
Jun
59%
Jan
700
35
Jun
67
Mar
40%
1,100
913/4
Jan
333/4
Apr
38'/a Mar
363/4 Mar
Jun
89
Jun
40 3/4
43
25%
22%
253/4
1,600
Feb
633/4 Mar
22% July
Feb
52%
Jan
26
23%
27Va
2,600
20%
Jun
41
45%
45 %
50
2,600
40 3/a
Jun
80 Va
Jan
28%
28
283/4
1,200
2 6 3A
May
31%
Feb
36
37%
2,300
333/f Jan
6,200
20 g
5%
Jun
9
24%
25
700
21
19
200
18%
11%
13%
83%
200
123/4
1,750
18%
2,900
46
300
49
1,000
;
1,800
Jan
40% May
37%
34
21%
5,500
22
22%
9
13%
35
Indiana
700
26%
Jan
40%
600
36
May
60
Feb
43
550
36 Va
Jun
V 62
Jan
68
3,300
59 Va
Jun
88%
9
9
900
9%
9
9%
1,000
May
8% May
323/4
200
32%
8
29%
Jan
Jan
10
41
Jun
Jan
Mar
33 Va
1,700
50
51%
3,300
45
Jun
56 % Mar
44%
46%
300
38 3/a
Jun
57
Jan
25
25%
900
21% May
30%
Feb
I 27
273/4
600
25 %
10,800
32%
33
'•
!15%
13%
15%
;*
'23%
23
24
35%
Jun
13
Jun
20%
Jun
Feb
40
30% May
900
;
1*
Apr
24 Va
Jan
38
Feb
"
28%
29%
500
25
Jun
39
Feb
21 Va
233/4
700
18
Jun
34%
Jan
55%
54%
56
3,700
51
Jun
60% May
45%
45
46 Va
_s
__1
.
0.20
10
^
52
15 Va
1
8Va
27%
'
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—4
8
5
I
I..
Co-
6
193%
300
18
Mar
,
Apr
Feb
243/b Mar
25
400
22 %
May
28%
Feb
36 Va
700
32 Va
Jun
493/a
Feb
21%
8,900
18 Va May
53
3,200
45 Va
17
1,400
39%
393/a
200
14% May
35% Jun
133/4
14
900
11%
25 %
2 6 3/a
505
23
22 3/a
22%
100
203/4
333/4
36'/a
500
4%
5 Va
300
38%
38%
38 Va
300
69 %
70
5
34 Va
34 Va
343/a
200
•
88%
26
*
—
88%
91%
1,200
43%
45%
900
49%
(Un)
.
70
10%
34%
6%
Corp
34
May
16%
1
11% Mar
July
May
1
Corp..
49%
100
,25% Apr
59Va Mar
Jun
Jun
May
^
18% Mar
45 Va
Apr
23%
Jan
31% Mar
Jun
26%
29%
Jun
47%
4%
Jun
35 3/a
68
Jun
Mar
33
Jun
83 Va
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
51 Va
Jan
70 Va May
43% Mar
Jun
120 Va
Jan
38% May
48% Jun
51%
Apr
68
Jan
31
2,600
27% May
34 %
Jan
433/4
44
200
39% May
50
Feb
24%
24%
253/a
1,300
39
Jan
23
30%
lUn)
Corp
29%
23%
RR
Corporation
(Un)_.
(Del)
7%
(Un)
Co
United
States
Gypsum
States
Industries
Rubber
38
9,600
2
(Un)
23% Mar
-
Jun
200
8%
—5
United
S
23%
Jun
50
United Air Lines Inc
U
6%
21
53
—*
-
*
Jan
17% Mar
200
3.50
5
-
Feb
"
243/4
35%
California
Fruit
11% Jun
Feb
Feb
59%
Jun
5
Co
(Un)
Corp
Co
.
58%
56
May
1,100
39
7%
19
A
25
;
29
38
2.50
(Un)!
41% May
48 Va
200
15%
8 Va
,
45 %
600
52
50%
l1,
Corp
Salle St
Pacific
United
50
51%
1
common..
;
Corp
(Un)
Corp ■
of
:-
4,500
10,600
51%
,ut
50c
Carbide
Union
25
*
N < > <•
(Ohio)
Co
21 Va
Jun
7%
1,300
6 3/4
Jun
23%
800
193/4
Jun
303/a
Feb
Jun
104Va
Jan
(Un)
76%
77
200
70
14%
77
15%
300
12% May
83/4 Mar
24% Mar
60%
Feb
43
46
600
40 %
Jun
Jun
110
Feb
U
Corp
46%
44%
48
12,000
40 Va
Jun
78%
Jan
21
Jan
Universal
Match
17%
15 Va
17
%
1,000
13 %
Jun
31%
Jan
25%
Jan
Universal
Oil
36%
37%
800
30%
Jun
61
35%
35%
100
313/4
Jun
54 5/8
Jun
63% Mar
Jun
Jun
52%
63%
Feb
,
S
Steel
Jun
Jun
55
Products—
Upjohn Company
Feb
Webcor
Co
Bancorporation
May
Western
Union
25%
Jan
49%
49%
49% July
67%
Jan
33%
34
300
33
Jun
40
Apr
White
69%
70 3/4
400
56
Jun
94 % Mar
Wisconsin
10%
11
600
8 % May
Woolworth
30%
200
25% May
11
1,000
10
5,900
41 %
35%
700
34
May
31
31%
400
31
Jun
Jun
Jun
9%
3,200
27 Va
1,000
25
Jun
38%
Jan
27%
25%
27%
1,500
24%
Jun
41%
Jun
6.25
28%
27
29%
2,200
25 Va
Jun
39%
Jan
5
Telegraph
34
51%
8%
26%
2%
(Un)
69%
10%
100
9%
26%
26%
26%
27%
800
26%
Jun
33 Va
1
Western
Jun
35%
44%
1
Inc
46% Mar
■
Jan
2
39%
393/4
40%
800
35 Va
Jun
52%
49%
49 %
100
45 %
Jun
60
Mar
100
63%
Jun
92
,t«j n
1,400
10%
Jun
16% Mar
in
29%
18
Mar
Feb
1Q% May
-
20 Va
&uc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
4
Mar
•
——1
Feb
30 Va
-
Feb
29
14% Mar
1
(Uh>
25%
34 Vs
500
10%
Apr
Jun
8Va May
17V4 May
65 Va
9
1
Service
V 31Va
May
41%
300
9%
24
May
73%
300
'•■■•'•■
4,800
19 Va
15
Jun
10% May
1,800
13 Va
40 Va
40 Va
66%
3
A
27 %
39 Va
;
l
May
,
19'/a
20%
103%
11%
s-mF '
1
class
Sulphur
Electric
Walgreen
37
9%
253/4
27%
1.40
Transmission
United Aircraft
Mar
-
33%
12
Radio
Union Oil
Mar
.
1,400
"A"
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Union
Jan
47%
41.
700
41%
52
*
Transmission
La
Union
Jan
400
213/a
11
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
Manufacturing
Co
41%
5
•
Continental
Union
Feb
2,600
47%
Utilities
42%
39%
51
•
Corp
Edison
Trav-ler
Motor
—
Co
Electric
12 %
Jan
39
14 %
Jan
Yates-American
70 %
Feb
Youngstown
Power
(Un)
44%
10
40
8% May
15%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Apr
World
South
41%
40%
1
(Un)
L Oil
Transamerlca
-
r
Middle
Feb
—2.50
Inc
Toledo
■
Feb
72
37
44%
—12.50
Feb
10
30%
*
16%c
_
Mar
18%
12%
Gulf
Textron
Jun
12%
*
common
_
38% Mar
35
—
(Un)
Transmission
Texas
25%
81%
'
57
Jun
46
Inc
Feb
Jun
iof
Eastern
56%
1,100
5%
Gas
Texas
57% Mar
42
18%
••
Jun
22 3%
52 Va Mar
ft
_1_
X
Gas
34%
22%
*
Corp
37%
Jun
*
Company
United
4
—
common
Marietta
100
2,600
Jun
Corp
Texas
Apr
40 %
1,500
D
&
Texaco
28% Mar
53/4
—5
Feb
40%
25%
Jun
—
Packaging
Tenn
5
38 Va Mar
25
733/4
^
Marquette Cement Mfg
Sunray
'
200
55
__1
24%
103/a
(Un)
Stanray Corporation
Swift
Feb
600
70
—
Jun
393/4
5
Corp
Oil fOi
Co
Sundstrand
Jan
25% July
44 V4 May
52
13%
July
...„
*
(Un)
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
36
52
—
23% Mar
16
223/4
1
Public
Stewart-Warner
Storkline
Corp
,
,
V 28% Mar
31%
k.
36% Feb
17
600
„
Jan
100
5
Oil
Oil
Standard
•
9% Mar
26 %
72%
,1
25% May
100
18%
91%
900
(Un)
Oil
Standard
Jan
2,600
45%
50c
500
18
.Lin
Jun
26%
5
Co
(Un)^..._._i„_
Kollsm'an Indus (Utl)
of California—,
Standard
/
May
100
27
7 V2
23 Va
D
>
Feb
7Vi
% 44%
24%
30
Feb
41
40%
5
Standard Oil
Apr
\
Marshall Field
Square
\ Standard
Jan
700
8%
4
64%
Jun
Apr
38
..
100
Feb
40%
900
Corp
Sperry Rand
;Spiegel
Inc
Apr
24%
..
Oil
Mobile
Southwestern
Mar
26V4
25
(Un)
Mar
103 % July
Jun
14%
16%
:
Tobacco
Printing Co common
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
293/8
500
"*
"
5%
Lincoln
*
Jun
12%
•
*7
22%
12%
5
(Un)
50
Sinclair
Standard
i
27%
—
71%
Jan
471/4
May
Feb
• y
20%
16 %
57
*
&
'Jan
42
Chemical. —33V3C
:>
Myers
95
49Va
5
Co
McNeil
Liggett
81
f
41
10.
Co
Gas
Pacific Co
48%
Knapp Monarch Co
&
Southern
48"%
*
(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Leath
Jan
45%
May
200
.-3.50
Laughlin Steel
Laclede
24%
133/4
39
3,100
5
&
jun
1,650
Jun
f 100
;
26V4
*
Co
Aluminum
Co
37%
2.50
—
Corp
Socony
26
—
26%
49V4
May.
33
12
—
Southern
35 V4
?
Co..
Co
Jan
38 Va
25 %
36
.
(Un)—
(Un)
Shoe
Oil
47
*
Co
Shell
Jun
7
25 Va
"36%
2,900
,
37
:
24
24%
1
25
26
Chemical—5
&
Feb
20%
—„■
"
30 Va
600
44%
—
900
•
International Harvester
International
,:
2,100
Va'
26%
(Un)
Pen
29 3/a
7
21%
!'•
Co—
14 3/a
■
Jan
A)
B
Jan
27
'
300
42 Va
36
16%
12.50
Co
Apr
40
139
—
Steamship Co
.
(W
Class
&
44%
__
10
42%
71%
r
1
18 Va
—
r
Feb
11 %
;
Jun
?
7%
Jan
20%
27
•
33%c
(Un)
(Un)—
Corp
12% May
'
14
41 %
13% May
38Va Jun
18
—
5
300
103%
*
373/4 Mar
"
Jun'Mi,v 50 %
40
_i
Service
,7 100
-20%
>15%
12%
7,__
500
37—
43
Co
/ '4,800
400
%
16 Va
■
*
393/4
16%
.
1,400
-
12
(Un)
15%
343/8
.
V. 44% Jan
'
25Va May'
43
Indiana
34%
33%
7%
(Illinois Central RR
Jun
Jun
1
Illinois Brick Co__
:
8%
54%
May
-1
; Huttig Sash & Door
200
12
Inc—^
Corporation
Hupp
93/4
34
1
25
Industries
Howard
Jun
1,600
20
Co
H)
30 %
1,500
Ltd—
Spencer
(D
1,000
1,000
Bartlett
Corp
Hibbard
.Holmes
383/4
12
.
Jun
Apr
*
Co
Schering Corp
3,300
36%
'
38%
41
i
5
Imperial
Industries
21%
26%
..
31%
Apr
493/4 Mar
48
t
10
Diego
233/4
27
—
683/4
>
Jan
12
—
'
600
16 %
f
—
.
...
Petroleum
Jan
36
*. .f
Co
Brewing
'
37%
V
1 :',f
Co (Un)
Brothers
95 Va
V2"May
12
r
Hammond Organ
Heilmanv (G)
,
;.V;,
28% May
Jun
May
3/a May
35%
*
Tobacco
57%
46 Va
*
Utilities
35
7.
Jan
29 Yb
5
Coke
Co
J.)
333/4
22
1,200
36 V4
8.33%
:
.
100
500
36
new—10
(Un)
!..
Jun
15%
26%
1
Corp
32
39%
Jan
71%
v
20% May
463/8
33
30%
(Un)——
Drug & Chemical
45 %
103
3
(Un)
Corp
Griesedieck
Gulf
200
3,600
34%
41%
.
(Un)
Inc
Rexall
16,000
45
100
preferred
non-cum
38%
—_6.25
:
&
32%
.;
ouip
-
393/4
45
^
25
56%— 8,900
Feb
5%
.;20fa/4
48% May
1,500
;
.
_»
;
15%
--
; ■
37%
,31%
.5
49%
25%-
36%
33 %
15 Va
•
Co
39 %
7.50
Corp 01 America »
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
(Un)
34%
—
*
Rubber Co—•:
&
Tire
(W H)
53%
V
l. ••
*
&
28
10
(Urn
Co
;
63%
*
j
Quaker Oats Co
22%
36Va
Jun
•
V ;
5
36%
'
93/4
•—1
1
—.-L
(Un)
Co
11 "
25
Radio
Sheaffer
Gillette
500
.36%
5
Co
20
20%
22%
34%
13%
56
37%
8
America
of
6%
16
May
May
19
2,600
••
3%
Jun
5
Mar
JanV
July
10 % Mar
July
10
•-
—
Feb
88
Jun
'
(Un)
30%
2.50
3.33y3
30c
1
Electronics Corp
Gen Tele &
:
(Un)
Gamble
Co
47%
'"23%
49
1
Portland
General
68%
5%
7%
Jun
60%
33 %c
20%
1.66%
"General Motors Corp
•
5%
70%
V-3%
'■12%
13%
10
Co
Light
Service
Revlon
General
Co
Gas
(The).
&
1,100
22
200
1,000
,.V 3
•
Co
Co
Co
Pullman
•
Jun
3%
.
5
Service
Dodge Corp (Un)
Philip Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
(Un)
69 Va Mar
9%
Co
V
73
,
5
Corp—£
Co
(Charles)
Jun
44
73
I
—1
i
(Un)
Phelps
Jun
43
4
Jun
4Va
9
22%
\
Jun
31 s/a
39
j-(
Airways
&
Coal
600
—
Feb
5
'x
———
Pennsylvania RR
4,700'
34
Jan
95%
Pictures
Peabody
Jan
Jun
300
Apr
553/4
—
of
72 Va
16%
3,300
30 3/a
Jun
Electric
34% Mar
Jun
7,200
41%
43 Va
wi
—:i—
Inc
Dairies
Foremost
Paramount
Parke-Davis
6 %
34
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
Feb
Jan
87
10
4%
—
—*
(Un)
Rubber
&
56 Va
1,200
28 Va
Jun
38%
25%
1
^
World
60 Va
42%' 47%
6Va
1
Corp
Whitney
Fairchild
&
Corp
Ainer
Jun
166
500
17%
95%
21 Va
22
200
Chemical
27'/a May
600
700
40% :
73%
Glass
40
-
Fairbanks
Gas
Packaging
Peoples Gas
180 Va 183
—
Co
National
Elgin
45 Va
45%
5
25%
40%
(Un)—5
Co
Natural
May
;
Jan
25%
Chem
Mar
(Un)—
1—
Lines
Air
Eastman
5
_
Ex-Distribution
Eastern
43
48
132%
15
Olin-Mathieson
41 Va May
300
Co^.
de Nemours
(E L)
Du Pont
Co
47%
200
Jun
(Un)
Jan
rf
200
74%
Co
900
,
Jun
300
Ry
Edison
49%
51
51%
83%
Manufacturing
7.
28%
3,400
80
Bancorporation"
100
50%
57
5
(Un)
■"
300
28 Va
53
Apr
Gas
Ohio
14 Va
1
(Un)_
Co
Edison
37%
(Un)
; 9%
20
Company
&
Deere
Jun
Gas
Natural
Pan
Detroit
2bVa
Public
Pacific
(Minnesota)
Jan
21%
16%
1,300
Car
Illinois
47
—1
i
28 Va
Northern States Power Co—
f': 28% Mar
38% May
9 Va
26%
4
,>■
vi
500
•
■
27
American
49
9%
*
Aviation
Northern
Jan
Apr
*
1,400
52%
Jan
Co
Central RK «?un
49
1
—1
12.50
Co—
Crowell-Collier
55%
(Un):
1
Delaware (Un)_—5
of
Oil
Products
Corn
42%
Corp
Motors
Continental
5
Co—--
Continental Insurance
41%
Jun
(Un)
Indiana
Oak
42
10
(Un)_——.
Continental Can Co
35%
Mfg_
Northern
45% Mar
May
2,300
American
North
Apr
33 % May
39%
&
&
Northern
Jan
35
37%
Co (Un)
Co
Tile
Northern
Jan
17%
25%
U
North
Apr
22% May
1,000
High
510
37%
Register
National
17 % Mar
.
Low
5%
1
&
Feb
70
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5 Va
Inc
National
Mar
32% May
8% May
.
200
37%
5
Jun
600
300
26%
55 %
600
10%
38 Va
America—
of
Corp
Container
14%
40%
26%
26%'
Co.—
Power
Consumers
13%
--
Corp__
Iron
&
200
38 Va
~~
Co
--—-5
Columbia Gas System (Un)_—J.10
Commonwealth Edison com____1
12 Va
Consolidated Foods—
---1.33Vj
Fuel
57%
9%
Colpman
Colorado
57 Va
—
Low
*
3
Ward
Mar
"36
Shares
(Un)
Chemical
New York
Cleveland
Co
50
■
Jun
for Week
Feb
'
47 % May
300
:
-
90Va
90
,H
"
20
500
22 Va
34
400
700
53%
22%
—
-
22 V8
9%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
44%
35
•
—100
9
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
18% May
8% Jun
22%
y
1
common.
preferred
500
42%
--
*
•—I
Cleveland-Cliffs' Iron
;.r
-10
■' Co———__—;
Service
City Products Corp..
12%
21
series
&
Low
High
21 %
Northwestern Ry common—*
A
preferred—v
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
Chicago '
Cincinnati Gas
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
11%
12%
5%.
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
35
(F W)
Publishing
Co
(Un)
10
Co
,_1
Machine
Sheet
&
Co
Tube
;
693/4
693/4
10%
10%
11
13%
13 Va
100
12 %
Jun
82%
81%
82%
375
71%
Jun
51%
48%
54
44
Jun
5
•
17%
106
Apr
Mar
40% Mar
42%
Jan
Zenith
Radio
Corp
1
5,260
75% Mar
'
rnmirnp^mvmHs**'*' J«<W*«I "J"?" «««• 'WlV"." !»•«*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
v-,v
Sale Price
pfd (Un)
Consolidated Min.
Stores Inc
Cement Corp
American
Mammoth
BJack
Broadway-Hale
Ltd
(C) & Co
Brewer
34%
-
Buttes
5%
10
550
16%
Jun
23 3A
24'A
Jun
50 Vz
1.95
July
2.25
2,000
1,100
19%
Jun
26"
39 Vz
1,200
29%
Jun
49 3A
5,900
32c
75c
12%
3,800
1.10
7,000
July
1.90
May
Rice
Oil Co
Sugar
Union
58
60
33c
42c
35.000
15%
400
15%
18
24%
28%
27
5
1.65
1.85
Feb
Feb
178
17%
Jun
23%
25%
■
217
23 %
Jun
30% Mar
29"%
1,002
25
Jun
39 %
Jan
Bonds
112.36
200.92 *
92.45
79.52
82.09
86.66
85.18
112.72
202.10
92.53
79.82
82.17
86.82
85.33
203.96
92.47
79.83
82.57
86.43
85.32
5"% Mar
July
11_.
589.06
124.34
114.56
205.33
92.51
79.80
82.60
86.55
85.36
July
12
590.27
125.49
115.05
206.17
92.29
79.80
82.58
86.77
17% Mar
2.10 Jan
121.46
576.17
6_.
1
3%
Feb
24
93A
9%
103A
17 Vz
18%
1,200
16%
Jun
1.95
2.00
1,300
1.75
Jan
31
31%
1,900
31%
31%
100
2.20
2.70
1,100
Utilities,
compiled daily
65
stocks, 15.46.
6.55;
using
by
are
divisors:
Industrials,
85.36
5.34:
Rails
2.988:
Jan
19
Jan
22
9% May
Mar
2.80
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
Jan
30%
Jan
32% Mar
2.20
July
(35 Stocks)
32 3A May
5.00 Mar
21 %
22
1,300
16
Feb
25%
3%
3%
800
3
Jan
4%
Jan
4(4
4%
4%
600
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
■
\
i
■
Apr
3%
•»
Closing
Date
July
9
Tues.
July 10
Jan
108.84
July 11
109.63
July 13
109.83
for
1962
144.31
Mar 14
100.23
Jun 27
108.53
July 12
Range
High
Low
107.26
Jan
1
% May
Mon.
Fri.
5%
3% May
600
following
3% May
Jun
30
the
Apr
32
May
2.00
Averages
:
3% July
Jun
1.50
18%
Warrants
40
ties
>,
113.60
Jun
100
%
•
Utilif.
Jan
2,100
8'/a
Total
io
Grade
; Rails
121.83
69c
26
common
.
Rails
123.24
Jun
3%
50c
5
Second
Grade
-■
580.82
Jan
25
2.75
First
-
-
trials
586.01
88
3Vz
31
10
Indusr-
9_.
1.25 May
9,100
\
-
65-
Stocks
<\
10_.
Jun
30c
-
ties
July
15'A
800
3%
roads
v
July
31c
10,700
2.00
Utili¬
Rail¬
trials
.<
10
Jan
July
2.85 May
9,900
3%
1.90
Total
15
Indus¬
Thurs.
Preferred
6%
—Bonds—
Wed.
Corp
Industrial
United
18%
Apr
May
46c
Apr
A 50
20
30
Jan
2.70
Jun
18c
200
2.65
A_25
—25
common
/A/
1.85
--1
Calif Gas Co pfd series
preferred —
Oil & Gas Co
Trico
12,900
2.85
25c
-1
Southern
6%
4%
15%
33 %c
Oil & Gas Co
Ranch
3%
1.85
7,700
40c
-1
common
Gas Develop
Western
Reserve
18%
25%
_6.25
Feb
37%
4% July
10
Mar
15
7% May
85c
1,800
26c
1
American Invest
Rhodes
2.00
25c
60
J;
—
1.85
4%
10c
50°
Nordon Corp Ltd
Morris Oil Co_—
&
90
—
S tocks—
Date
25c
-10
Oil
4%
—
Jan
67%
Jun
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
Apr
'A-
10c
-10
25c
North
4%
1
Jan
2.00
M Oil Co (Un)
Meier & Frank Co Inc
Merchants
Petroleum
Co
Pacific
473A
25% May:,
Jan
50c
1.05
1.05
--1
(Un)
Western
&
M
735
122
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
Jan
2"
20'A*
11'A
1
Salt Company
J
49%
34Vs
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
~
Leslie
47%
31%
—10
Westinghouse Air Brake.
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
40c
of California—1
of Calif
10c
Co
Imperial
Jade Oil
49%
34%
America-
Jan
6,900
A
20
2
10
Oil Co Ltd class A
Oil
53A
10
of
High
,
4% May
Feb
38
General Exploration Co
Holly
3,282
Feb
20
-4
Co
Capwell
Humor Co
Low
4%
Apr
5
9"%
Jun
4% May
27'A,
18%
24 Vz
--2
Cypress Abbey ,Co__j;
Electrical Products Corp
Exeter
20
27 %
5-50
California Ink Co
Good
4%
—
Castle & Cooke Inc
Emporium
47%
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
23A
33
-
"4%
Shares
High
—5
Corp
Corp
Sales
for Week
«•
Jan
473A
'Jun
3 "'A'A'. 200
28,300
6
-
Feb
29c
May
25%
51/2
Bolt
&
Low
1
common
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
.High
Jun
lie
2,500
Jo- A-vA -4W0
3 ■■■■>:
,
Industries
Gas & Oil
Buckner
68.000
.
25%
Jun
22 J.
28 Vz
27%
27%
5
Low
150
•
15c
13c-
15c
5c
Screw
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
23'A
23 %
Pittsburgh Brewins Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard
High
Low
Par
—25
.
for Week
of Prices
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales;.""
Range
Last
stocks
.-,s-
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Price Range on
M
,
(248)
36
.
Range
:
».
for
.
Dec
8
Jan
3
Low
-
1961
144.09
106.57^
H{gh
•
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
stocks
Low
Par
Alan
Tel
American
Arundel
Tel
&
Corp
Electric
City
Atlantic
Research
Atlantic
Transit
Baltimore
Co
Company
—
—
._
Campbell Soup Co—
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power & Light
>—
15%
66%
Jun
8,999
26%
27
.37%
40%
22 %
1,194
14%
344
--
Jan
49%
Jan
Jun
11
Jun
7 % May
11.
8
388
93%
353
42%
46%
1,109
38%
33% May
19% Apr
i.
.
9%
Jun
7%
:
11%
88%
44%
8%
1,678
5%
Jun
542
38%
Jun
43 *
44
28%
,28 %
5
Jan
34%
The
index
SEC
stocks
on the closing prices' of 300 common
6, 1962, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs anqblows
stock
week
the
for
of
industry groups
A.,
V
; •
'
:
-
A
44
29%
9% May
82% May
24
1,760
15%
:
-V
122
Feb
Mar
63%
•
13%
V
Feb
;
-•
,
_
Stores—
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Garfinckei
"38%
423A
common——2.50
2
•
50c
new
(Julius)
.
class A
Resistance
Inc
International
Valley
Lehigh
Madison Fund
Manufacturing
Goods
Merck
40%
44 %
134.4
100.5
+ 2.0
111.0
85.5
153.1
:
Finance
and
Mining
148.1
-A:
—: ;—-
88.9
3.4
185.5
143.0
+ 3.7
178.2
131.4
86.9
\
+
134.7
"
139.7
Service
+.2.3
113.3
83.8
July
15 Ve
Jun
8
-
-
Feb
26%
Jan
10 3A
Jun
141/2
Jan
45-
Jun
57%
12
49%
20,792
15%
10
24%
2,430
100
4%
4%
21%
21%
69%
71 %
23%
-
14%
-
Jun
34%
18%
884
19%
•
100
Jun
36
4%
Jun
Jan
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
Mar
6%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
18
Jun
30%
1,917
18%
Jun
28%
Jan
548
60%
Jun
20%
10
-
Total
U.S.
IntT"
Railroad
,6 tocks
Jan
-
95.2
+ 2.5
Jan
15% May
20"%
25c
Mergenthaler Linotype
Feb
Jun
100
23 %
__16%c
Inc
Co
&
135.6
45% Mar
20%
21%
21%
69%
1
—
89.9 "
—_
97.9
135.0
-
'
33% July
12
—
A
+ 1.7
88.1
106.8
T
/
100.3
104.2
;/ :
102.0
32"% Mar
52
47%
23
—1
Corp
19%
106.5
144.3
:
'' + 2.2
Low
High
•
+ 2.5
102.3
'
104.5
-
Transportation
38% July
395
19%
49%
v
—__—..
Inc
Martin-Marietta
,
10c
RR
9%
34
15%
1.66%
1
-Corp.
Motors
Food
Giant
44%
9
Change
110.8
"
Non-Durable
56
41%
1,228
6,114
34
common
conv
General
24%
.-•'113.6
-1961-1962—
Percent
=100
June 29,'62
July 6,'62
^
Feb
21% May
73
45
23%
Acceptance Corp common
1
voting preferred——_—12
General
60c
Co
Dairies
Foremost
24
1957-59
:
-
55% Mar
May
•
Composite
Utility
43%
—10
1
Battery
r.Lh:
;
*'■
;•
1
Jan
Trade,
Storage
July
for the current year.
•\
*
Electric
prices based
ending
•
11%
90;
—6.75
136 Vz
19%
520
8%
8
Jan
May
.35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
99%
.
Jun
25%
760
20%
30%
.
98% May
251
A 13%
40%
21 /a
14
Hieh
Jun
583
--
1
Light
Duquesne
60
75%
105 3A 115%
112/a
1-80
——25
—
153A
72 3A
„32/\4
13
1
5
1
15%
--
1
Corp—.
Hamilton
Baldwin-Lima
Budd
Co
Stores
American
10
----1
33%
—■--*
4.33
Steel common
Wood
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
Bond
and Miscel.
No. of
Shares
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
•
Sales
94% Mar
33Va
Jun
Jan
Mon.
July
$5,597,000
$399,000
$5,198,000
2,963,360
9
$To~ooo
10,638,000
Tues.
775
29
May
10%
Jun
19
Feb
30%
Jun
55
Jan
16%
Jan
8%
201
5% May
29%
30%
5,927
24% May
6%
7%
22,132
Public
73A
Service
Electric
10
common
Gas
&
33%
37%
*
com
$34,649,000
Fri.
8 %
83A
Power
23,073,400
30%
Mar
35
Electric Co common
*
Transportation Co
—_10
7,316,000
5,752,000
38
3,676
Electric
409,000
Jun
12
Potomac
5,343,000
27
38%
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
3,380,210
680
38%
:
*
7,120,000
11,000
July 13
29%
5
Inc
1,000
324,000
Jan
32%
Photo
282,000
6,981,000
40%
11
Perfect
347,000
6,837,000
5,365,920
Jun
32%
Inc
10,290,000
4,246,090
July 12
23%
12
—
50
7,117,820
July 11
143
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Corp
July 10
Wed.
32%
29%
Chemicals
Thurs.
29%
3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common.."
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
Pennsalt
Jan
8
32% May
47% Mar
301
49% May
691/4
59%
Total.—
U.
Reading
Ritter
Co
class
B__
Kline
South
Jersey
&
Gas
Texas
Lab
Public
Warner
51%
55
5
'
S.
Jun
344
451/4
129
29
Jun
Transmission—
46
441/s
46
482
16%
16%
17
2,752
47%
48%
98
38%
7%
520
6%
common
72%
20%
21%
292
19%
Jun
30%
30%
7
26%
*
31%
32%
447
29%
"
May
'
rjy4
17%
55
—
Total
Jan
$1,325,000
30,387,000
47,487,400
846,905,400
876,386,000
$31,712,000
$894,405,800
$915,995,700
—
Mar
44
Jun
5
Co
Washington Gas Light
Industrial——.
Jun
7%
3.50
1
Improvement
A—'
34,649,000
36,423,000
Foreign
Railroad and
Jan
"
-
22% Mar
Jun
Feb
42% May
531/4
14
18% Mar
May
Transactions at the American Stock
65%. Jan
8% Mar
23%
Jun
Jun
38%
Apr
Jun
41
Jan
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
par
u
SX5S& y
-----1
oSqmJnt L1ehtSCoem""
EoSi
.ahlP
10
n„?L
S
Harbison
Home
Natco
m^nh f
£P ) C°
Corp
r
For
tories
footnotes,
Low
Sales
Fri.
Range Since Jan. 1
•
High
8,50
7/a~
*
5
see page
41.
3.3,/*
M./.
5* 11
52% 54JA
"
"
—
■
'
26V» 26S/"
.
2®'/a
28%
401/4
"
28%
401/4
35 %
21
1Q3/b
29%
403/4
357/8
211/4
10%
<
■
33
July 12
48V.
1,2
24%
34%
33
19
3K
9%
52
.
......
May
May
Jun
Jun
Jan
..
—
Total
...
1,304,085
Sales
•,
$1,000
$132,000
243,000
2,000
241,000
202,000
290,0»0
"
:tooo.
203,000
~~5~,66o
10,000
305,000
$29,000
$12,000
$1,061,000
.
-
178,000
178,000
6,460,995
July 13—
Feb
73% Mar
39%
Jan
30% Mar
22% May
..115
25
55
150
'
Feb
18%
S
4
1,774,280
-1,121,270
1,524,590
July 11—-—
Bonds,
$22,000
$1,020,000
High
Low
48%
ppi'ndS;
•
for Week
Sale Price
Wed.
Thurs.'
Bonds
Bonds
Bond
Corporate
$109,000
736,770
—
July 10
Tues.
Friday
Last
9
Gov't
Domestic
Shares)
July
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
Mon.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
(No. of
S T n r k a
a l O L K e
319,607,700
1,761,000
Feb
Jun
32%
191/8
—_.
598,603,731
$13,000
$13,000
—
Jan
10%
1961
.
$2,000
Bank
,43
.
1962
528,794,559
14,844,700
Government
A 8
A
Jun
.
25'A
30%
Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
6%
490
4,730
19%
10c
Corp
United
20
5%
30%
,_4.50
;
*
Eastern
Thompson
54%
2.50
Service
Co
United
6%
5%
29%
.
30%
*
Co
uJ-i
10
Southeastern
Oil
French
6%
'
•
,
Smith
Sun
50
_1'
:
common
Finance
Paper
23,073,400
Shares
July 13
Bonds—
Apr
International
Scott
Jan. 1 to
1961
1962
of
Stocks—Number
$36,423,000
$13,000
$1,761,000
Week Ended July 13
34% Mar
Jun
1,152
39
57%
59%
5%
38% Mar
I
1962
Bonds—
Domestic
47%
Jan
'Foreign
Mar
r-
Foreign
Apr
of
Shares-
1961
Jan. 1 to
,1962
6,460,995
5,964,620
180,505,711
$721,000
$40,096,000
:. r
Total
July 13
1961
313,091,760
29,000
34,000'
958,000
12,000
12,000
955,000
$28,711,000
1,671,000
1,132,000
$1,061,000
$767,000
$42,009,000
$31,514,000
—
GovernmentCorporate-
28% Mar
11
.
$1,020,000
Stocks—Number
32% Mar
-48
Week Ended July 13
Volume
6177
Number
196
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(249)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
,
Canadian
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Abitibi
Power
&
25
——*
>
Algoma
44%
common..-.-.-.♦
Paper
4%%
preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
100
14
Jun
2,807
37
Jun
*
21%
20%
:
19%
Jun
pfd—
cl A
Refineries common..;.*
—*
Selburn 5%%
Montreal—
Banque
Provinciate
Bathurst
Bell
Power
&
5 % 7o
Bowater
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%7e
British
British
Brown
Bruck
Mills
Building
Canada
$1.30
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Canada
$2.20
48% July
55
Jan
47
58% Mar
a50
a50
40
Jun
May
Placer
Jan
Power
10%
11
16%
16%
16 %•
1,845
49%
49%
3,135
*
...
,
100
pfd—
950,
102 % 102 %
10
7%:
1
11
11
600
8
700
11
575
,
10
Jun
14
Jan
18
47
Jun
56%
Feb
102%
Jun
9% May
16%
175
12
Jan
16
20
Jun
37
25%
26i%
Rolland
330
26
647
22%
Jun
27
20
375
18
Jun
25 %
64
65
150
64
July
81% Mar
94%
94%
100
94
Jan
96 % May
July
29% May
50
50
50
50
Jun
64%
150
17
Jun
25%
9 'A
9
9%
20,125
50
50
50%
400
48
Jun
53
8%
400
8
Jun
11
*
al7% al7%
*
29
common..*
7%
7%
5 %
5%
29
A__50c
7
50
30
"415
7% ~
7"
2,800
560
9,425
12
12
200
54
55%
11%' 11"%
54
11%
*
10
Petrofina
Canadian
Vickers
Ltd
6
Jan
7
July
Franco-CanadianJ
Sicard
Seagrams
Bridge.
Dominion
Jun
Jan
Mar
11%
3.80
Jun
25
6%
Jun
23%
Jun
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
!
Dominion
Glass
Steel
35
Jan
.27 %
Trans
Jun
100
21
Jun
29 %
12
Jun
1,985
19%
Jun
25
1,228
3.50
Jan
'10%
20%
3.75
27%
150
27
17
250
6
6
300
16% July
5 "
Jun
113
114
160
/
common
Dominion
Lime
Steel
&
Dominion
Stores
112
18%
Dominion
Tar &
Dominion
7%.
Webb
Textile
Dow
of
Bros Ltd
of
24%
Jun
50% Mar
19
1,073
Jun
26%
7%%
Dupuis
Freres
A
&
Co
Gatineau Power
5%
12%
3,634
11%
Jun
14%
17
Great
Steel
Lakes
Guardian
Handy
Hardee
Co
Farms
.
Int'l
Home
Oil
Class
class
Co
Ltd
Hudson
Pittfield
Bay
21%
Imperial
6%
preferred
Inland
Cement
International
Jun
12
Mar
48%
2,605
Nickel
of
International
Paper
common
International
Utilities
$2
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6%
pfd__
16
Laurentide
$1.25
$2.00
Financial
Jun
50
Jan
56
Loeb
Bros
(Ml
25%
Jun
33
For
footnotes,
13
200
10
86%
6%
86%
.2
6%
66
65 %
67'A
7,012
9%
9%
1,500
8
24
24
100
24
July
10
19%
—
__
7
__
—
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
13
1,290
9
Jun
11%
25
86
Feb
86% Mar
300
6
Jun
11%
Jun
84% Mar
Jun
16
Fejj
24%
Apr
Jun
63'A
July
Jan
Jan
*
11 %
11 %
11%
2,275
18%
Jan
common.*
22%
21%
22%
14,611
Jun
26%
Jan
*
23%
23
23%
480
22>A May
26%
preferred
,7
commo^uv—
I
16%
...
225
25
10%
235
/.
16*A;
Jan
Jan
12 %
May
Jun
17 %
Jun
25
103
May
1,525
43
Jun
44
43 %
44
10
52%
52%
53%
948
52%
Jun
*
11%
11%
11%
5,237
10%
Jun
1
9Vb
9
9%
3.930
7%
*
19%
19%
19%
6,525
5%
5%
150
5%
5%
500
5
49%
48%
50%
5,225
1.90
1.90
100
I
14%
14%
14%
/
14 %
13 '/a
14%
/ 100
1,800
14
14
14
615
2,750
class A—
new
>
;
Corp
*
—
&
Worts.—
III
trust' certificates—
class A
*
1
—
*:
...
preferred
;
16%
.17
TOO
*
common
34%
^50c
preferred
,
.
—
.
17»A
95%,
-
95%
34%
48'/a
60
73
Jan
Feb
Feb
,.16% May
Juns
13
Jun
27%
Feb
5%
Jun
7 Va
Apr
May
8%
Jan
44%
Jun
I 59%
Mar
1.80
Jun
2.90
Feb
11
Jun
23 Va
May
Feb
11%
22%
Feb
Jun
19%
Jan
16
50
Jun
13'A
100
48 %
32 Va Mar
104 Va
17%
65
34%
Jan
32 % Mar
12 Va
*
Bank
17%
Jun
15%
445
i
Jun
32% Mar
Jan
8%
'=•11,049
20
103 % 103 %
100
Jun
14
29%
19% v
;i",
'..1
61
29%
:■
*
July
24%
10%
*
Steel
new
al4 % al4%
10
;
'
Canadian Stock
Are
Shown
76
Apr
83
Jan
■
Advocate
Mines
par
Ltd
Jun
22
Jan
95 Va July
32
Feb
99% May
36% May
48%
50
Jan
Jan
Alberta
Apr
Gas
Trunk
Line Co
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
•
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
5.25
100
33c
36c
34,900
36c
"A"—5
Ltd
Canadian
5.25
——1
—
Exchange
Range
Low
—1
Ajax Minerals
in
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May
9%
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
12
24%
24%
7Vt
7 V4
8'A
8»A
8V4
9%
High
1
Apr
Jun
39c
Jan
24'/a
Jun
38 Va
Jan
7'A July
600
6.65
22c
300
*
5.10 Mar
300
*
Common
Mar
44%
Jun
49%
Jun
Class
16 V8
Jun
18%
Apr
Alscope
18% May
25% Mar
Amalgamated
9%
133
9% July
14% Mar
Ameranium
23%
3.00
200
16
100
15
697
29
5
100
785
,
31%
;
.
24 J/4
200
.
26
23
Jun
28%
8 Va
July
4.10
20%
Feb
July
15%
200
10
.
17
100
17
100
5
4.90
1,110
4.25
Jun
11%
1,100
9.35
10%
1,500
9.40
Jan
4.35
ADr
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Augustus
Avalon
*
Exploration
Products Co Ltd
Telephone
Co
cl
B—* -r>
_x_5
Ltd
22%
Feb
Band-Ore
Gold
11%
Jan
Barvallee
Mines
7%
Jan
Bateman
Jun
15%
Feb
Jun
15%
Feb
2,925
49
May
59 % Mar
Bluewater
411
10
Jun
13% Mar
Bornite Copper
4.15 Mar
Bruneau
Oil
&
Mines
10
20%
21
19,10®
48%
48%
80
48%. Jan
49 % Mar
Canadian
Colliers
a93 % a93%
10
93% July
99
.Jan
Canadian
Devonian
18
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
52%
Jan
19%
Jun
Calgary
Jun
34%
&
Calumet
6% Mar
July
Uranium
Campbell
Jan
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50
15%
Jun
61%
60
62%
II,570
56%
Jun
29
29
1«7
27%
Jun
39% Mar
Canorama
38%
41
3,730
34
Jun
47
Mar
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46%'
48
455
45%
Jun
53
Mar
71%
74%
585
64 %
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86
Mar
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100
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Jun
13%
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1
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13%
13%
271
13% July
1.
22%
Jan
12%
875
12
-
16%
Jan
14
14
14%
26
Jan
20
20
20
38%
38%
7%
7%
225
7% Mar
10%
12
400
10% July
7%
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.
Jun
2,805
12
Jun
100
-
20
July
75
8,000
5c
2.40
38c
6,552
3.60
3.60
6,500
,
Jan
9 %c
Jun
10c
Mar
9c
Jan
May
4c
July
1.65
31c
100
10 Va
Feb
5c
17,337
Feb
July
Jan
May
2.70
Jan
4.25
60c
Apr
Jan
3.60 July
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7.50
300
5c
5c
1,500
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15,500
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6c
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13c
13c
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13c
July
25c
Jan
13c
15c
6,400
11c
May
18c
May
•
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1
14c
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:
14 %c 14 %c
10
July
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10%
3c
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
Jan
Feb
:*
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13
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25
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1
20c
20c
23c
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Jan
32c
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1
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32c
32c
33c
15,500
29c
Jun
40c
Jun
28'a
Feb
4c
Jan
Feb
17%
6
38%
,
8c
8 %
9c
7.40
1
Ltd.
830
.5
3.60
1
x
Ltd.,
Gas
Corp
4,410
12%
*
Mining Co.
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Black River Mining Ltd—
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
2.50
39% July
Ltd
Ltd
Bay
10%
Jun
Mines
41
25
8c
4c
2.25
1
July
a6
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1,200
35 %C
1
13%
48%
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4c
2.30
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...
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*
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July.
I
20%
8%
9%c
1
Ltd
Telefilms
53%
2.40
Jun
Jan
Jan
4 %c
2.50
305
1.00
July
5%
;
2%c Jan
10'A
10c
39'/a
Auto, Fabrics
May
10
July
1.75 May
Arno
20
500
35% July
Atlas
Jan
Jun
2%c
30
Jan
July
2%c
4,400
Jan
Apr
2,175
10
—1
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a36
37%
'12%
6c
July
July
35c
2.65
38%
Jan
500
500
2.50
Anthonian
Feb
9%
35c
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103%
60 %
35c
a3c
a36
Jun
Jun
Mines
8 'A
*
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2.65
Mar
52
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Belle
Molybdenite Mining
1
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5
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*
May
23 %
50
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Anglo-Amer
Jan
<
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Anglo-Can
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3.00 May
A
10%
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13
9%
—
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Apr
15%
Feb
52%
53 %
38
see page
July
Jan
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2,025
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3
11
6
27%
12%
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110
*
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Mar
10%
7.60
Ltd
11
10
Jan
10%
10%
__
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Apr
27
39%
20
51
22
5
—11
27%
12%
class
Jun
20% July
1,000
Jan
12%
preferred
39%
100
6%
Mar
100
a
preferred
750
20%
21
Jan
20 %
4.50
10
(John)
41%
6%
*
(Geo)
18% Mar
145
Feb
17
__
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41
20%
Jan
20
Canada
Ltd
Cartier
Labatt
Jan
250
40%
10
37
21% Mar
May
15% May
139
5%
*
,
Jun
21
5
Canada
Corp......
27 %
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
100
_
225
20
110
10
*
preferred......1
29%
—
19
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17 >/4
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50
.
48
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common
28%
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20
*
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Acceptance Corp
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;
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preferred
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24
24
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60
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*
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2.55
preferred
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Hudson's Bay Co..
10
16
___*
.
65
July
July
43
23%
II
•
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4 %
99c
39% Mar
9%
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com
42
325
19
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&
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355
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Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
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30
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5
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207
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5
20%
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3,795
28%
*
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General
8,415
16%
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201/2
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preferred
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17'%
16%
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10
common
1,500
——.—*—
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121/4
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14,999
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47
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8
17
*
preferred
5%
1.05
12% Mar
*
Canada
(Chas
85
Jun
1
Petroleum
Frosst
May
Jun
•
Fraser Cos Ltd
French
70
8%
*
Corp
Co of
80
Jan
42
July
Mar
5%
*
Kootenay Power
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation
67
Feb
99c
45 %
Jan
Jun
Jan
56%
41
B
4%%
Jun
19
45
50
*
East
Fleetwood
100
16%
17 % May
883
12%
50
.
class
17%
52%
700
*
common
preferred
Zellers
62%
300
—*
A
Knapp (C
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Apr
Jun
37%
9
31/3
~
Canada
Jun
41
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Class
20%
»
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Pont
July ;
—
Steel
Weston
75
16%
Jun
,
4%
-
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100
39
75
—
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Feb
650
a50
common
42
200
46
'
6%
&
Mar
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com
470
1,500
200
a45
*
.11
75
preferred
Donohue
Du
Chemical
class
Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline..
143
Jun
1,955
17%
*
Jan
21 %
5
Jan
42
18%
1
L
Jan
40
_50c
Finance
Walker
32% May
Jun
21
51%
*
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25Va
2,310
200
a42
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Feb
Jun
Jan
£
preferred
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Feb
8%
!
Coal
300
18%
17 »/4
35
45%
Feb
4.00
40%
*
Ltd
Dominion
200
>
10% May
—
—
Canada
'Trans
Apr
20%
51%
45'A
9
16 % Mar
100
27%
«
21%
44
—
Power
Structural
Co
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Jan
835
113
*
com
21 %
—
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20
*
&
&
Toronto-Dominion
14
*
—:
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29 % Mar
21 %
Texaco Canada Ltd
Feb
21
3.75
42
July
1
Jan
"
50
Co
5%%
14% Mar
*
I.
114% May
114
138
55
preferred
6%
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.21
...
Jan
20
4%
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113
-
*
Southam
13%
20%
50
114
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41
3,740
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20
114
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Jan
8%
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2
1,250
100
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8% May
11
37%
37
:
9% July
6,885
...10
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23%
A...
147 % May
July
23% Mar
19
—100
A
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Jan
11%
27%
July
July
*
400
Jan
23%
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Jan
16%
29%
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Jun
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Shawinigan Water
Mar
14
231/a
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class
20
35%
16%
Glass
19
44
165
14'A.
;—...—_—100
72%
30%
*
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Jun
Jun
Jun
*
•
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17
26 %
9%
350
,14
30% May'
a35
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11% July
672
*
Jun
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class A.
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40
...
12% Mar
105
4.40
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28
18,620
13%
(James)...
2,110
3.95
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.".-.
Consolidated Textile
____.——I
Feb
13% Jan
15
2,343
39%
.10
Jun
10
40
preferred
14
Jan
14
...
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4.40
common
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Jun
12 %
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16% May
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Pacific
May
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18%
...
4% May
12
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1
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7%
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7
*
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90
5
30
29%
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July
Jan
1
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Feb
;
28%
71
Jan
17%
*
—*
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May
8%
com
210
32
'44 % May
3,940
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common..
Feb
8%
Power
73
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Apr
171/4
»
common
Jun
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13% May
9%
:
preferred
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.
Jan
9
:
1
Paper
4%%
Mar
17%
1
29
100
40%-
Feb
Jan
31
9%
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Feb
;
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Jun
*
Gas—
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Jan
50
Co
10'A
Jun
23%
138
preferred
32%
261/4
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—
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(Albert
25%
23%
__
8%
200
41
1961
Jun
26
*
2,900
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Quebec Telephone common....—______
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Jun
20
50
10
6%
138
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Ltd
Jan
—i
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Feb
10
22% Mar
25%
40%
28%
17%
231%
*
July
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__
*
23 %
26
*
160
14% Mar
111
45
common
Power.,
686
23%
94%
Jun
21 %
44
,
preferred.
3,100
*
pfd_.„100
1
&
Jun
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21 %
71
^
10 Va May
100
,
100
45
i...
Reitman's
26%
270
—100
Tubes——
Natural
Quebec
Jan
*
Aluminum
6%
Feb
325
21
6,120
6%-
a25% a25%
—
*
L:
Warrants
Feb
141/4
20
11%
Feb
Mar
25
al3%
*
common
Products
Iron
Bros
Quebec
102 % July
10
Jan
7% July
2OV4
10
common
Premium
Feb
20
20%
23
Feb
15%
14'/4
*
Jun
Jan
27%
6%
common—29%
Development
Corp of Canada
11
*
*
Canadian
Credit Foncier
7
Price
;
Canadian
Coronation
54 %
50
17%
25
*
common...
preferred
Provincial
.
50
class
July
6%
Jan
Electronics
Marconi
Consumers
Apr
May
5
1,447
5
common
Apr
4.40%
Industries
Combined
53
*
Canadian
Crown
100
Jun
50 %
18%
9%
-
*
Petroleum
Page-Hersey
Jan
Preferred
"Corbys
110
;
49 %
Pacific
Penmans
4.75
6%
International
Canadian
60
Jun
37%
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Canadian
49%
21% Mayi
9%
'
Light & Power_T—_——*
Steel
54%
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
_
Feb
190
51%
Ontario
3.00 Mar
Husky.
Canadian
54
48% •'
50 %
Jun
28% May
common
Chemical
-
Jun
48%
50%
*
Ltd
Celanese
Canadian
40
6,589
Sugar
Bronze...
Canadian
Jan
55
302
2,055
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
-.
82
1,193
44
49%
Jun
21%
*
Ogilvie Flour Mills
/
7%
preferred 1
Jan
63%
49%
16%
II
-—-*
^
;
3.35
Breweries..
Canadian
83%
20
British
Canadian
Jun
43%
9,492
A
—
Scotia
5,597
Feb
Jan
24%
6%
—_x40
Z
30%;
preferred
Canadian
59
10%
106
10
...
Mines Ltd new
3.15
A
Foundries
Aviation
Canadian
26
-■75%
Jun
B
30%
common
Steamship
Canadian
2,998
22% July
51%
.—
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Wire Weaving
Class
Noranda
;18%
High
17% July
18% July
105 % 106 %
"
*
class
Locomotive...
Niagara
' May
*
Dominion
Canadian
4,755
62
pfd
A
Ltd
B__...
3.15
;
Malting
Safeway
Canada
16
class
Montreal * Trust
33% July
62%
50
preferred
Canada
Jun
May
partic
200
18 %
20
Preferred
Montreal
May
36 % May
Jun
12
28
(Robt)
30%
common
Cement
760
57
5%
Products
Calgary Power
*
27
Jan
9% May
7
Nova
22%
,
5%
Products
Ltd
class
250 '
7,870
51
...—r_—1
Ltd
3,516
13%
331/4
60%
Telephone...._____25
Chemical
Company
29%
55
Jun
Jun
6%
2,500
20
*
_
Low
19
17%
*
common.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
20
100
Breweries
*
preferred
Brockville
28%
7%
6
Mitchell
Power...*
&
Power..
Columbia
5%%
pfd—:
Light
Forest
Columbia
650
22,745
50%
Oil—
American
255
-
6%
£1
:
Columbia
July
52
8%
50
44
50
Paper
British
50
Class
50
Bowaters
British
Molson
46% Mar
22%
25
preferred
May
54% May
Jun
.
common
Stores
Ltd
Co
Jun
54%
*
A
!
Corp 5 %
preferred
Miron
Feb
31
55%
61%'
—*
class
Paper
Telephone
Bowater
Jun
40
8
Low
18%
2.50
preferred
Preferred
51%
50
10
(Canada)
•
29%
5%%
Metropolitan
Apr
45%
13%
,VL:-——10
Banque Canadian National—
Mar
10
32%
pfdx——1-25
-A—10
Scotia—
Nova
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
17
20
6%
29% '
-
Ltd....
of
of
:—*
45%
27
53%
940
52
8%
8%
*
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11,164
-
a51% a51%
—
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Corp
Bailey
•
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2.50
—
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„
50
Argus Corp Ltd common..
Class C preferred
Bank
45%
22
for Week
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
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10
49% May
Jan
16
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
"V $2.90 preferred
Bank
25
40%
:—
Sugar
100
High
Feb
16
Co of Canada 4% pfd—50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
—50
Steels
38%
38%
—-
-
Aluminum
Atlantic
25
3,381
16
39'A
—<
Aluminium Ltd
Atlas
Low
-45%
—_——-—-*
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Asbestos
High
44%
Sales
<
Range
of Prices
Par
Maclaren Power & Paper Co
Class B
—
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Dollars
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Exchange
in
37
38 % July
.
-
u' Casaiar.
,
Edmonton
Mines
Building
Mines
Catelli»Food
21%
800
20%
Jan
3c
4c
5,500
2%c
Feb
4.40
4.40
300
4.20
Jun
5 Va
Jan
Resources
Ltd—3
5%
6
300
Petroleums
Ltd—*
3.75
3.75
200
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90
Dock
Ltd
Co
Refineries
Ltd
*
-*
83c
80c
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10C
Industries
Ltd
90c
10c
1,900
1.80
1.80
500
2c
2c
1,000
55 %
Jan
Chemalloy
7%
Jan
9 '/a
80c
„
Corp
Ltd—
3.20
3.60
1,600
13c
11c
14c
15,600
11c
8c
8c
900
8c
10 %c 10 %c
1,900
10'/a
31c
*
Ltd
Minerals Ltd..
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd...
1
1
10
Vic
8
Feb
Feb
4.30
Feb
13%
Feb
1.50
16c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.80
July
4%c
Jan
4.75
May
3.20 July
July
May
c
29c
12
Jan
25c
July
35c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
31c
5.20
3c
1.09
31c
100
5.15
5.25
25,400
6c
8c
9,500
4c
Jan
8c
6,910
76c
Jun
2.71
9c
Jan
14c
3%c
Jan
5%c July
1.07
1.25
9c
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7.45
May
2c
3.35
Rio
Mines
July
1.60
*
1
July
9 %c July
1
Ltd
Products-Ltd .class A
*
Oils' Ltd..'-——*
Del
Manitoba
3.75 July
22,200
9%c
*
—.—1
Explorations
Asbestos
21 Vb
1
Ltd
Quebec
Central
Feb
&
21%
1
Ltd
Central
24
&
Kodiak
Jan
,
*
Ltd
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Royalty Co Ltd
22%
-
Ltd
Corp
Mines
Chibougamau Mines
<5%c
9c
1,000
4c
5%C
19,500
4.80
Jun
8.50
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July
Jan
Apr
The Commercial
CANADIAN MARKETS
.
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
Sale Price
I
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Par;
consolidated
Consolidated
Rand Chib Mines Ltd—
Copperstream Mines Ltd---—
36
1,000
13c
July
13c
July
3c
10,000
3c
Jun
5c
Jan
15%
16%
1.25
1.23
1.25
class
Ltd,—
A__———-—5
Limitee
6c
Dumagami Mines Ltd
Nickel Corp-—
Metal
Ltd—
Fabi
20c
:
20c
41c
48c
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24 Va
13c
57c
87c
40c
1,500
24c
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50c
28c
33c
10,500
22c
Jan
45c
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-
8%;
5c
6c
1,500
129%
134
2u0
34c 401/2 c
3,000
230,800
145,000
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34c
44c
34c
44c
34c
9
37c
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8 %c
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12c
12c
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88,335
5,000
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—1
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Mining
Glacier
1,500
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Toronto
Stock
Gui-Por
27c
Mar
57c
25c
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July
44c
34c
37c
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19c
■;
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4c
May
of
Corp
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1.25
1.25
100
1.25
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1.80
5,225
2.30
Jun
5.50
25c
9.500
44
100
2.60
4,010
38c
44c
46,300
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2.20
48
1,100
1.25
1.39
3,900
1.30
4,100
1.73
8
100
80c..'' 80c
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warrants
10 Va
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—
50
C
Atlantic
Marchant
Mining
Distilleries
Melchers
7%
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Autofab
Ltd
Class
B
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
100
10c
Jan
17c
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10%
Feb
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of
Feb
Bank
of
Nova
8
7% May
7
1
59c
55c
60C
12,000
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42'A
400
36
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51%
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28
9
Jun
12
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6
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10%
Pleasant Mines Ltd
Mount
Royal
Royal
May
84c
Mar
53c
4.90
25c
Feb
57c
500
55c
Jun
23c
6,100
16c
Jun
60c
1,000
60c
July
15c
20,000
5c
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42%
2.12
common-
1.53
July
14c
44 "/a
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4,285
2.20
1.80
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National
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332,005
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Newrich
Lake
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Mines
Ltd
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North
American
Northern
Metals
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Quebec Power
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Co
37%
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Pacific
Atlantic
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Gold
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Inv
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Lines
Ltd
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Mining Co Ltd
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&
Porcupine Prime Mines
Power
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75c
38c
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7%
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cum
Quebec
preferred
cumul
non
partic
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&
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lithium
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pfd
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3.60
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800
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32
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150
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7
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9% May
14,547
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215
48
Jun
55%
200
10 %
Feb
10%' Feb
7%
5%
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Jun
10c
3.40
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82
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54%
57%
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51%
61%
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62
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Feb
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Mills
12c
17,900
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May
30c
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54c
1,700
42c
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70c
May
29
128
July
36
27,500
28
14c
57c
May
5.05
5.10
400
200
2.55
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25
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3.00
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3.05
300
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6%c
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7c
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90c
Jun
10c
Jun
49
15c
2.25
6.75
38c
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.
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60
16%
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-
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93
103
50
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.
1
8c
2
1.65
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300
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10c
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5
class
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Cable
&
300
30c
65c
30c
3.90
2,650
90c
91c
400
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St
Lawrence
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6%
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pfd
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1.70
200
25 %c
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100
15
15
375
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16,000
100
105
105
116
•
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7.40
class
1.55
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Feb
Jan
16
May
200
July
Iron
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Consolidated
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1
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Ltd—
1.68 July
20c
May
6% May
15
6c
101
Jun
July
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1.42
9%
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Lake
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17%
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Tib
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Titan
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Trans
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65c
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107
-
24
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47c
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5.40
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350
1.50
1.50
800
16
16%
400
4.95
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1
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67
95
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50
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page
41.
61
575
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,
89
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15%c
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408
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65cr
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43,910
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1.45
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10
225
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3.80 May
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10
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Pacific
Jan
Canadian
Petrofina
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Canadian
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Mar
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1
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1.80 May
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500
22c
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4,600
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1.30
127
—
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preferred
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25
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24c
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540
450
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Jan
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65
96
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common
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102
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3.85
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26
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20
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18
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26
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175
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530
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3.90 Mar
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1
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50
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22%c
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preferred
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4,500
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9.60
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45
Jan
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19 Va
490
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37
12,734
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7
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49 c
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400
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20 Va
33 %
1.95
28
'
15% May
31'
1,800
10%C
2.75
1
Products
Place
—«•
1
310
4.20
2.50
18c
Ltd_l
Co
17
,
8
.
British
50c
1
17
17
.
HO
8.90 May
101 Va
225
Jan
28
Ltd
300
5c
12c
285
2,195
5.30
18c
*
4,835
8 Va
6%
-
Power
5 V2 %
Feb
1.02
Jun
Class
Jan
9%c 1Q%C
._1
Jan
105
22
July
Ltd
Ltd
38%
f
Jun
9.30
13%
1.95
1
West Amulet Mines Ltd——
New
Feb
Jun
107
9:00
21
1,100
6c
Ltd—1
2.30
103 %
9.00
13%
2.10
3.40
3.60
1
_
•50
70%
*
I>d
Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Jan
Jun
23%
92
common—.13%
12 %C
*
—
Mines
Formanue
Newfoundland
New
Ltd
Jan
1.30
1.65
5,154
108
Jan
2.85
700
2.35
2.50
25c
24%
8
1.95
*
24%
107%
8
—
British
Mount
:
.8
Industries
Bathurst
July
60c
60c
—.
Mount
9,200
95c
21c
—
*
Corporation
270
30c
May
57c
.—1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mojipre Mining Co Ltd
Moore
51/4
25c
25c
1
3,600
*
Montreal
225
75c
com—
1.95
18%
Jan
5,500
preferred
Chipman
1.80
11%
.
1,000
3,565
Mercury
1.80
23%; Jun
:
Jun
70c
1,150'
11%
common^
class A
4c
7%
__
78c
.*■
Steels
Electric
a7c
^
.—5
75C
%
1—J—
Auto
'95c
**..
78 c
'27%, May
.'
5
July
2.00 May
ioO'
1.30
——
Atlas
July
89c
Co—-
3,530
A—__lCt
Sugar Refineries
95c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
2.25
1,580
—_lc
1
A
Ltd— —1
Mines
2.00
.21%
.
class
B
Bartaco
Malartic Hygrade Gold
2.25
•
.
:
49%. May
;
22Va July
14% Jun
_r_50
preferred—
4c
^
1,558
ltt
common-;
Hardware
a7c
*
16%
_1Q
pfd
preferred
Class
Jhn
12
5.00
22 Va
15Va
»
Imperial class A new
$2.50'
Jau
95c
May
8% July
Jun
4.50
22%
.
4%%
Controls
Ashdown
10 % Mar
Jun
75c
Jan
3.75
High
Jan
24%
Argus Corp new common.
Mar
Low
38%
10
100
common.
'
Range Since Jan I
High
5,809
24%
-1
'
Sales
45%
107%
;
being
one
24%
'
16%:
•
Co
Analogue
first
OILS.
44'%
5
Ltd
Aluminium
1.30 July
July
.7%
3.50 July
.
Dollars
24%
100'
:
Algoma Steel
Jun
1.56
Canadian
and
5.50
Central
Class
5
A
8.40
in
MINES
24%
Warrants
July
52c
Apr
1.17 July
1.23
Feb.
Jan
;
The
parts.
the
*
Class
Jan
list
44%-I
*•
preferred—;-,:
Algoma
4.50 Mar
July
28c
9.50
1
class
25c
July
44
9.50
1
class
Ltd
Lamontagne
2.20
2.60
15c
,
'■
4.75
Trunk common—
Gas
Aluminum
44
into two
Low
22 %
Class B preferred-
Jan
20c
Exchange
second
—
Class A
Feb
3.20
25c
Jan
lie
50
10
,
3.00 May
Shares
*
common
Class A
Jan
2.80
9.50
Ltd
Oil
Laduboro
26
Jun
1
Ltd
Corp
Acceptance
Labrador
July
42c
Mines-—
Alberta
<
1.99 May
2.90
1
Cobalt
Copper
18%
Jan
for Week
*
Alberta Natural Gas
20%
Mines
Gold
Kiena
Kilembe
1.575
21'A
625
Week'?
Range
—25
:
Voting trust
Jan
21%
1.33
Gold
Kerr-Addison
4,900
80c
3.50
of Prices
%
—
Alberta Distillers
Mar
Apr
the
Par
•
common-,
Preferred
2.60 July
12 c
—*
Ltd
28c
Jan
Feb
85c
6c
Jan
Expressed
25
Aguew Surpass Shoe—
Jun
14c
—
Corp—
Iron
Keely-Frontier
14%
Jan
54c
80c
Jan
2.90 Juxy
feo
10
Last
Preferred
29 %c Mar
23 %c July
9.000
Foundation Ltd common—*
Investment
Jan
6c
Are
•
Abitibi Power & Paper common—I
Feb
33,325
2,500
50
200
segregated
are
and
Friday
Feb
24c
IIV2C Apr
22c
6%C
4Q0
10
Sale Price
Apr
2.60
6c
14c
•
f"
STOCKS,
STOCKS
July.
July
4c
8.55
7c
50
3.15
3.5,0.
'
Jan
18c
2.35
10c
5
Inland Chemicals Can Ltd————■*
International Helium Ltd
*
Interprovincial Dredging & Mining
^
America
Hollinger Cons. Gold Mines Ltd
Helium
2,550
May
5c
10
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
Mar
168
2.25
1
——1
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Lake Silver
Glen
300
23%C 23%C
12% 13%
—
13%
5c
12,500
May
50
2
Warrants
Gaspe
Jun
Toronto Stock
The
May
8c
Feb
1291/2 July
2c
6% May
3.3b Mar
Jan
-4c
7C
9% May
Jun
3%c
6c
82c
500
4%c
of
Fund
—
Apr
Jun
12c
Apr
8
.
10,500
20,700
.
Mar
145
Mar
8%c
..
^
8%
81/2
—-----
(1945) Ltd——- ——Ii
Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd—
Fort Reliance Minerals Ltd
—*
Fox Lake Mines Ltd———
1
Francoeur Gold Mines Ltd
—-—-1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines-.
1
Futurity Oils Ltd—
130
19,000
.
Ltd
Prices
5
al40
10c :
10C
York
Feb
28c
*
High
"
May
2.70 July
8c
Vac
Royalty Corp Ltd class A—*
—-J.
*
Fen
12%
8% July
39c
1
6%c
4
1
Mines
B
Feb
Jun
8%
9Va
600
33%c July
Apr
Jun
39c
,
2.75
5
Feb
9Va
;
900
1,20 1-2.90
.
—1,
Westville
Feb
40c
900
.
Low
6
6%C
2.90
1
--—4
Corp^_,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Va
2.70
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
5
Jan
I8V2C
iv 1,500
18,150
Low
5%
*
Woodford
Apr
48
20 %
Jun
®c
Mines
Virginia,
Mar
1.00
Jan
13Va J«ly
3,500
1,200
V;
33%
32%
.100
pfd—
7%C
6c
47c
——*
Ltd——
Mines
10
20c
——*
Power 7%
Kootenay
Fab
50c
47
2,000
150
'
33%
—
Explorers Ltd——I
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
_—---Drummond Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd
Dumont
/;
a48
Shares
Jan
40c
Jun
Explorations
ViolaMac
1.40 May
Jan
18c
20,000
13%
for Week
A—_1
class
Pools
Associates—
Hout
Der
Vanguard
Jan
22
Jun
1.14
3,087
a48
Dominion
East
14%
2,863
13Va
13%
*
Ltd————
60c
55c
class A—;—-50
Mines
*
27c
22c
27c
-J-
Frere Limitee
Dome Mines
4.795
13c
Swimming
Class
Ltd
Doisan
44
40%
3c
15%
David
Denault
Jun
3.9'/a
Mar
Van
July
49c
49c
-I
Dalfen's
&
Jun
22c
63,800
36c
13c
Gas Co common-—-—-—
Consumers
Feb
Val
Apr
39%
Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consol Quebec
Copper
3%c
4,000
7c
46c
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Paper Corp Ltd————
Pershcourt Mining Ltd—
Consolidated
5c
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
Sales
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
High
5c
5c
L'Ungava—--—1.50
Compagnie Miniere
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
■
.
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
7
Chronicle
and Financial
(250)
38
Corp
class
5%.
Vickers
23%
11%
11%"
_•
_100
—_L—
25%-
—*
..
25%
26
__
20 %
»
Apr
-271/8
Jan
12,361
23 Va
Jun
575
10 Va
Jun
14%. Mgr
835
24%
Jun
44
31 %
Jun
56
Jan
25%
Jun
31
May
33
33%
494
"
27
27%
2,235
100 V4 100%
140
99
Feb
20%
2,407
20
Jun
20 Va
105
Mar
*.
,
27
common^-.
preferred
Canadian
23%
liy8
•
A—.
;
Utilities
23 %.
10
preferred;
Common
Canadian
:25
Railway—
102
>
Jan
'
1021/4
28
Apr
Apr
Volume
196
Number 6177
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(251)
CANADIAN MARKETS '
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Natural
Western
preferred
Canadianwide
Properties
K
High
16%,
i
16%
4.70
4.70
600
4.70 July
48
49
150
43%
Jun
62
171/4
17%
17%
325
14%
Jan
20 %
Apr
Class
3.75
3.60
3.75
3,100
3.00
Jun
4.65
Feb
14
13%
14
435
National
Conduits
81/2
Bakeries
Building
8%
200
1,955
11
7%
7'/a
14%
71/2
1,000
7
4.60
.
Ltd
8' )
43
90
43
; 9%
•
9%
:
85c
3,695
—*
"19
Inv—
_*
Warrants '•——!--'
Foundry <fe Steel common—*
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion Stores
25
4,410
b.uj
51
•
8
9%:.
12%""
Federal
Grain
Fleetwood
Foundation
May
301/4
2,785
161/4
16%
35
361%
9
775
16%
16%.
16%
435
26%
28
4.65
4.50
85c
18%
18%
—
;—
Lakes
Lakes
Power
Gas
trust
Lines
Life
Oil
6%
preferred
Acceptance
$2.25
preferred
51
4.65
International
Bronze
International
Minerals
International
Utilities
Powders
100
12% July
5%
3,479
40
90
275
25
13% May
12% Jan
ADr
7,963
4.25
145
1.35
2.50
3,060
51%
78
1,500
100
2.25
Feb
,.Apr
Jun
7%
87
Mar
1.75
112%
Jun
153
52 %
17% Mar
Jun
1,825
5% July
6,256
19% July
48%
48%
50
3.60
3.60
3.75
4.80
4.80
17
*
■—
18 %
17
1959
48
200
•
_
50
42
;
Investors
Class
Syndicate
Class
46%
Public
Jockey Club
Class
B
2nd
1,600
-100
17
,
95c
6
V
July
19% May
Jun
1.86
% July
16%
8
-
Jun
Feb
May
23
Apr
60
Feb
89
3,486
34
Jun
"
;
7%
50c
,
47%
5%
277
■
709
!
~ "680
430
50
46%
70%
74%
6,503
1.15
1.25
2,400
14%
■
45
-
"47% Mar
;
•
-
Jun
52 % Mar
<
.
A
6%. Mar
30c
4.00
64
Jun
49
Feb
2.15
May
39
Feb
86
1.10 May
15
Jan
8%
Jun
7%
90c"
Jun
2,595
,
Jun
6%
6%
—:
.
2.35
2.85
2.95
3.10
3.00
'
L.—
14%
6%
—-
.10
-
10%
78-
Mar
Jan
Mar
'69% Mar
200
"
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A
•
:
A_
Gas
10
Jun
21%
'
5% May
common-
Industries
Apr
5%
Jun
19 %
Feb
28
Apr
%
Jan
30% May
22% Feb
10
1,053
8%
9%
600
5
5%
450
4.80
Jun
19 %
Jun
36
Jun
9
Jun
23
23
60
7%
23
7%
8% July
140
19
1,775
17%
3.25
200
3.25
3,885
35
35
720
5
4.80
1 >8
3,425
2.05
9
250
13
Mar
25%
4.75
10%
118
Jun
9%
Jun
42
Jan
Jan
Feb
37 % Mar
Feb
4%
600
'40O
113
355
4o
Jun
34% Mar
6% May
32% Jan
55
5%
74
44%
Mar
9'A July
6%
Jun
6%
1
♦'
9
-
Jun
3.25
Jan
13
■
7% July
18 %
18%
Feb
10%
July
7%
62%
Rockower
4.60
5%
98c
1.15
43
42
45
5%
5%
1.85
Jun
250
|
1.»,
.
^
class
4.60 July
15,735
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.60
Jan
May
64 %
Jan
25
5%
5
Jun
9
50-
9
July
7
100
7
Jun
46 %
47
4.50
4.50
4.50
—
*
10
,
-
205
19
19 V2
1,300
14 %
4.50
800
10%
14%
300
5
16 %
19
10
10%
9%
6%
6%
67 %
6,875
9%
1,300
250
—10
*
*
65%
65%
9%
9%
Russell
—*
15%
•
15%
9
9
15
16
15%
15%
24,373
Apr
6
Mar
20%
12
16%
July
8
17%
Apr
May
Feb
Mar
Jan
11%
Jun
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
63
Jurl
84% Mar
8
Jun
9
Jun
11%
Jan
,
5%
,
Jan
May
Apr
9
1,265'
Jan
51
4.90
300
6%
10 %
Jun
16 % July
9
Jun
728
9%
10%
July
Tl%
•
14%
200
4.90
Jun
8
Wii
10
1,030
16%
5
46 % July
.
600
10%
19%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
(Hugh)
class A
Industries
;
Jan
July
38
7
10
preferred
Paper class A
Rothmans of Pall Mall
Rolland
8%
98c
9
•
Jan
Jan
340
7,540
-■
^
—*
A
3.20
360
July
53
*
,
St
Cement class A
Lawrence
Ltd
Holdings
Sayvette
Scottish
13
105
100
80c
6,900
11%
12
11,879
5.00
5.45
1,079
1,285
11%
5.05
:
-*
4.05
4.00
4.50
-50
*
a
preferred—
class A
Selkirk Holdings
280,
70c
70c
*
Ltd
Foods
Salada
1
Gas
Maurice
100% 100%
preferred_100
Corp class A
St Lawrence
Lt
50 %
50%
50 %
20
4.20
4.25
300
16%
Feb
11% Mar
19%
Apr
*
50
*
:
preferred--—
A
Industries
Shullys
Dairies
Silverwood
class
9
A
"
Simpsons Ltd
S
K
D Manufacturing
Steel
Slater
*
—i——*
common——
10%
Jun
4.50 May
4.00
Jun
50% July
3.95 Jun
*
Ltd
Foods
of
A
Superior
Jun
13
Jun
26%
23'/a
23 %
225
22% May
27%
41 %
41 %
275
39 % May
43
5
5
5%
2,770
11%
11%
27%
26%
16
9%
9%
11%
27%
17 %
10
573
1,310
3,925
190
4.50
Jun
11% May
14
32% Mar
17 % July
9%
Feb
14% Mar
Jun
32% Mar
30
475
3.75
325
3.75 Mar
9% July
2,600
50
12%
11%
12 %
2,600
Jan
Jun
Jan
29
7
Jan
7
3.75
9%
Jan
May
25
7
10%
4.65
Jan
16
Jan
July
7
July
Jun
15
Jan
17
16%
17%
10,821
Jun
21% May
19%
19%
19%
280
18
Jun
25
Jan
23
23
23
50
23
July
28
May
13%
13%
13%
800
11
Jun
'25
23 %,
23
%
23 %
100
23% July
26%
Jan
•
——:
ordinary
15%
15%
16%
3,281
13
16 %
Apr
4.25
4.30
600
—*
!—
Common
Jan
May
7% May
24%
3.75
7
coiuiuun
Petroleum
Jun
5%
7%
! 9%
*
1
—
Preferred
Supertest
5.00
50% July
19%
7
*
f ropaue
Jan
9,601
*
class
Jan
12%
10,515
9%
common.:
new
Apr
Jan
11
*
Paving
Standard
1.25
19
■
29%
Southam
Stafford
19% Mar
106
22%
10%
22%
A
Jun
Mar
July
9
*
Water & Power common.'
Class
70c
22
Arts
Shawinigan
15%
2.85
Jun
Feb
15%
aJn
4.30 July
Tamblyn
common
Jan
Preferred
r
11,807
Toronto
Toronto
Iron
Toronto
Star
^
3.20
Jan
7%
8
7% July
10%
Feb
325
see page
3.00
9%
16
:
"206
2.35
14
14%
39
38
Apr
1.20
July
8%
13
14%
7
City
60
Feb
7
May
52%
54
4,030
Apr
Union
12
May
4
July
7%
Feb
1.00
July
1.80
Feb
Acceptance
of
Gas
Class
12
100
12
59%
145
58%
July
Jun
5% May
73%
Jan
14 %
May
64
Feb
9%
Feb
4.35
Feb
61/2
1,531
1.25
1.40
1,150
1.15 July
11%
11%
11%
3,637
11
Jun
16% May
36
150
36
July
41 % May
19%
19%
19%
3,815
17%
Jun
27%
•
13%
13%
13%
8,895
12%
Jun
15% May
6
5%
6
2,850
7 %
71/4
100
50
50
120
6
*
*
preferred——50
1st
Canada
United
Corp
United
Steel
4.60
Jun
7%
Feb
Jan
7% May
50
•
18
Vector
Electric
class
7%
Apr
Victoria
&
Corp
,
2.80
Jun
4.25
9%
Jun
14
Jun
18%
Feb
Wainwright
Jan
Walker
Jan
Waterous
15%
Jun
23%
Jan
52
Jun
57%
Jan
19%
Jun
27 %
Jan
7%
Apr
17
18
4,245
52
50
20%
2OV2
110
5%
5%
5%
300
9c
11c
II,000
9c
July
5%
5%
6
910
5
May
7%
Apr
54%
55
446
52
Jun
63%
Jun
4.50
4.50
100
4.00 May
5.50
Jan
•
—
•
:
10
55
5% July
22c
Jan
Feb
15%
Jan
52
•
Grey Trust
Jun
2.90
May
55
*
B
Vendomatic
2.20
50
50
common
16% Mar
3,025
3,075
11%
Jun
1,100
38
Jun
9,109
*
Jun
36
preferred—
A
125
''
50%
Jan
1.35
Gas
650
'
10%
13
Jun
5% Mar
Feb
Jan
6,750
,
-39
9 %
450
750
! "
10
16
■
16
41.
63c
Onion
1,503
6
2.90
common
12%
2.25
53
—
Twin
Jun
1.10
42%
43
100
12
I—,—*
A
Pineline
Canada
Jan
I,375
6
40
59
:
class
Feb
Jun
5
preferred
40
441/4
6
40
•
—
*
Finance
25
43 Vsl
1
common
Warrants
11
5%
2.95
_
Feb
Jan
*
—
11%
1.85
400
3,500
,
■
-1
'.38
—-
1.70
21 %
50
A
preferred
Towers Marts
$5
class
Works
10% May
275
14
Feb
Jun
*
10
725
•
1.35
15%
JO
Bank
Jan
2.05
1.00
2.25
A—
400
150
44
—
Dominion
3.90
r
-5%
12%
Paper
Thompson
2.80 May
5%
,
1.40
16%
common..—
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans
Prairie Pipeline
2.0Q
5%
Ltd
Trans
I
1.00
1.35
16%
50
——
Canada
Texaco
Feb
68c
1
—
Feb
'"
«
*
"
Switson Industries
9%
10%
-3
class
——
footnotes,
9%
28
2
•
4.80
Jun
10%
.10
-
Financial
1,325
'
1.75
63c
—1
1
preferred
Leland
:
For
13
10%
v
.
—
;
$2
Levy
980
2,850
•
10%
-10
Canada—::
Secord
60%
Jan
40c
12%
Laurentide
250
8%
*
common——
Canada
Jun
50
Preferred
Laura
28%
*
Little
Steel
5.00 May
Jun
.44%
Cement
—,—_T—
Bros
2.00
Ontario
13% Jun
-in 100
Robin Nodwell
Robinson
Stedman
56
45%.
Warrants
Lake
5,640
*
—*
———*-*
Apr
36
•
"
Labatt
Lakeiand
Jun
common-.—
50
Feb
100
44
50
class
27%
1.90
Bldg common
Radio
150
:.
46%
63c
Cement
6,519
Jan
Mar
105
5%
.■
Mfg
120
.
Lafarge
Jun
100
preferred
17
1.25
j
of
84
35
preferred
Steinberg
74%
Warrants
Kelvinator
157
•'
6»'o
Stuart Oil
•
common-
class
90
*
Preferred
Jan
8
preferred-
Douglas
July
——-*
>——
Batten
Robertson
Jan
common——25c
Warrants
Kelly
27
1.00
—__
Litho
6%
5%
1
Preferred
vT 25
—I_100
Standard
11,699
;
Service—
Ltd
300
27
23
_
Jan
41
•
common
Lake
warrants
16
27
*
Chemical
6%
6%
.'
—-25c
B
16
7%
—
'
Traders
Jamaica
16
common:—
May
62 %
common-*
A
Jefferson
•
4% May
15 % Jun
*
*
6 %
38%
38%
_25
Credits
Pipe Line_^
Steel
Pipe
Interprovincial
37 %
1,875
*
—!__
Grip
Jun
18%
8,913
4.65
commop
34%
Jun
3.60
Jan
60
61%
8
—_—!—;
Interprovincial Discount
Interprovincial
Rapid
Jun
:
45
4.50
Natural Gas
Quebec
3.45
•
42%
Iron Ore-—-
4.75
'
44
•
—1
common
Trust
1,253
6%
'
Apr
4.50
15%
Corp
1,900
1.15
Jun
11
'
—,
common
—
Bldg
warrants
Power
Premium
Premier
5%
6%,
"18%
90
14%
■
4.00
J
1.10
>
Jan
39% July
6
4.00
Apr
12%
-
21
*
Jun
14%
Industries
Class
4.10 Mar
5%
,
Jan
60 % May
20%
20%
Apr
Jun
*
Interprovincial
Preferred
Seven
Jun
50
-.170
111
,,.,26
July
41c
3,620
_*
com
4.65
14,477
•
—
12%
41
.
Preferred
Apr
119
Nickel
International
66
2.40
1.15
17% Mar
Jun
13%
;
,17% Mar
44
'5.00
17%
70
Jan
! 3.05 Jan
Jun
90
1
City. Gas—
3.50
July
12%
Jan
715
118
Warrants
Inter
May
10
July
25
*
1
Preferred
May
Feb
12%
;
49
July
July
20
common
1.00
13
25
48%
Jan
20
39%
50
11% Mar
162
Jun
40%
—
Gas
Jun
15%
.13
■
—
Natural
12% May
1.35 July
100
49%
2.50
___•
Minerals
(John)
1,955
5
—
33%
Jun
Jun
4,097
—._4.86%
—.
Feb
Jun
7%
51%
_20c
common
Ltd
Phantom
Apr
1,050
79%
13% May
45
•
Hersey
Page
Feb
Jan
_10
*
_—__—
•
Feb
1.28
90
.
common
38%
60%
Jan
Jan
50%
—
Jun
May
8.10
16%
78
10
570
29%
common——
preferred
OIH^ss
19%
1,965
Assurance
Wholesale
Reichhold
20
14
20
Tobacco
Oshawa
Overland
Feb
Jun
16
4.50
150
73
28%
Fixture
Jan
Jun
12%
1.20
11
'
new
Store
Jan
Jun
13
4.95
Feb
Apr
Apr
13"%
*
Steel
Ontario
37%
5.90
16%
1.35
Jan
45
15%
May
73
11
29'%
Gas
Jan
Jan
31%
Jun
8
Apr
3.00
'31
13%
*
Natural
Ontario
107 %
15%
1.448
♦
460
1,585
90
Cement
Ocean
103%
16%
1.50
25
40 %
41
9%
90
Telephone
Jun
414
13%
I———100
Imperial
3,695
13
»
Jun
._20
10
.
Northern Quebec Power
Northern
Preferred
8%
3,230
•
24
Jun
'
Mar
,
123% July
45
July
110
1.25
665
9
13%
Warrants
8%
95
8
26
2.15
Jun
2.30
1
preferred—.
Ontario
23%
•
Noranda Mines
Northern
240
40%
5
Trust
National
25
25%
41
—•
common.
Grocers
Jan
30
150
T
Works
2.35
25
*
common——
—
Drug & Chemical common—
National
3.60 May
56c
25
8
—100
-;_i
National
May
99%
105
6,902
8
———25
Imperial
Imperial
30
9% .10%
6.00
1.50
2.40 Mar
Feb
6
2.35
-
9%
'
—
Containers
National
49
12%
—
Moore Corn
22%
1.50
Erie
Trust
100
4.80
(Geo H) & Co_—'_
Home & Pittfield——
Knitting
328
17%
1.55
40
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal
1,005
1.00
._!.
Monarch
90c
45
A
Preferred
52 %
9%
class
Monarch Fine Foods—
Revelstoke
125-
t—
Brewery
15% Mar
9%
4.25,
-
1.60
25
Mqlsopa
Jun
16%
common!
Preferred
—•
25
7%
123%
common—.
Hees
2.35
Brick
2,325
10
preferred—1_
28%
July
29
30
14% Mar
Jun
2.80
2,280
13
preferred
Hawker Siddeley common!
Industrial
July '
*
Carpets
2,463
*
u—_—*
Jan
1.50
J
Midwest
9
6.00
•
:
4.50 May
1.60
3.75 May
1.50 May
23
16%
—
—
Farms
Inland
175
1.00
!
100
Reid
16%
,1
Gas—
4.25
12% Mar
6.00
—
!
Winnipeg
Guaranty Trust
Inglis
Jun
—*
warrants
Warrants
Feb
12% May
Jun
167/s
•
common.,
Jan
Apr
8%
45
——
Northern
Midland
Milton
Feb
11%
25
9%,
:125
; 2.00
Feb
111%
200
10%
!
——•
common—;
Warrants
Industrial
128
Jun
12%
70
30
10%
—*
A
Paner
Great
Huron
Jun
100
16%
14 % Mar
12
80c
•
common.
class
Great
1st
46
475
Jun
12'/a
107
.—*
class A
Mfg
Wares
Envelopes
Harding
25% Mar
Jun
23
50c
Goodyear Tire Canada common—.A—*
4% preferred
—-—-—-——50
Brass
18% July
July
May
30
13.50
Pacific
Grain—i——__^-*
Industries Gas_„_—;—.— *
Jan
1.15 Mar
10
102% 106 %
106
Light & Power pfd
Mexican
6
57% Mar
Jan
11
5,887
10
Penmans
July
100
2,532
11%
23
51%
52%
1%
common
Mar
32
11%
Feb
Jun
Apr
10
8%
32
Jun
Jun
33
1J5
—1
May
Jan
21%
23
III
21
1.00
24%
992
Jun
300
10%
16%
Jan
10% July
1,725
8%
10 %
80c
V! 250
Parker Drilling
Pemoina Piuelme
10
106
Jan
268
30%
31%
100% 100 %
1,000
3,175
Jan
6%
Feb
40
Wj
31%
82c
4.25
2.00
Apr
23%
100
12%
15
37
130 135%
Jun
May
21%
19
66c
95c
12%
10%.
100
common—
Feb
41
10()
-
2, yd
-100
*
—
Steel
Hardee
45
135%
•
Products
Hardee
18%
45
e-5
—
Jun
4.25 May
•75
4,550
7,709
11
11
•
—•
"A
25
7,200
41
90c
51
6 %
Ltd
Preferred
16%
315
4.80
41
100
General
■
9% May
—,—*
Drill
Jan
100
-1
Dynamics
6%
9
—!!.
Petroleum
50 % Mar
25%
12%
11%
—
Motors
16% May
,
Jun
9%
5
23%
General
Hahn
100
200
9
'III
Mar
Mar
10
85c
—
33
Apr
Feb
10%
preferred——i,
General
Greyhound
Jan
10%
Development
Voting
July
21
5%
Co
B
35
■
5%
——
Bakeries
Class
45
18% Mar
;
16% July
635
;
•
—4
preferred
Greater
360
22%
Mar
21%Mar
21% July
10
preferred
Great
14% Mar
—10
Gatineau Power common.
Globe
12
Jun
28%
;i.—
^A J)
General
Jun
29%
Companies
General
8 %
11%
—4.--——
—,
Co.,
Canada
General
175
7,872
Jun
common.;.—;.
class A
:
Corp
Motor
9% May
9%
16
*
Feb
12%
15
Manufacturing——
General
6% Jun
9
Candy
Farms
Federal
5 %' '/i
210
3,815
Players Canadian
Farmer
5%
7
11%
Jun
19,695
i
preferred
Form
Freiman.
7%
10
A—
Exquisite Form common.;
Eraser
300
Feb
10%
Jun
32
*
—
67% Mar
17
.--
class
Flooring
of
9.25 Mar
Jun
17%
.22%.
Jun
Feb
16%
common—
Emco Ltd
Ford
h
13 %
May
4.50
44
16%.
22%
Ford
Jan
167/a
36%
Fleet
Jan
16%
*
Fanny
27
154
—*
Paper
Famous
Jun
8
'
Feb
50 % Mar
Jun
8
—*
Easy Washing Mach pfd_—
—20
Economic Inv Trpst common—.—;—__*
Exquisite
l.ouj
3,290
1
9.
12%
16%
Jun
3.60
Jun
110
.
Jan
10%
Jun
:—•
Dupont Co
E'rie
ad
52%
A'.! 8
7
—*
—
Tar & Chem common
Textile common
Dominion
Dominion
V
—•—*
Steel Coal-
Dominion
2,.""a
115
j.
51%
_——>
Inv
Scottish
9
115
9% t 10%
'
*
common——*
Magnesium
Dominion
7
1
IP'A
>.
-.10
—*
2.40
Apr
60
Jan
38
'
1.10 May
<
■
Jun
8
900
42
Mar
40
1,200
3.00
16
12% July
Feb
Jun
45
21%
Feb
1:1 <>
l.jt.a
•,
91/2.
Jan
6%
13%
;
Jan
55 %
21%
Jun
400
2.80
Gen
17,811
33%
Jan
20
Jun
13
401/2
Canada
18%
July
20
Metro Stores
Jan
13
13
42
of
17%
——.-J-!—
Maxwell
Jun
9%
t:
2.85
Electro, common
18%
Gardens
Leaf
Jun
550
•
—2
Dominion
Maple
Jan
18%
11%
Seagrams
;
Dominion Bridge ———!--Dominion
Jan
IT
"10
Estate'
River——*
Powell
Bloedel
Macmillan
19%
11%,
Distillers
10%
Jun
5
common
82c
10%
*
—
—
—
Ltd—
8.95
16% Jun
7%
1.60
Jan
16%
10%
1.30
——-
22%
705
Jun
1.30
i
Jun
100
6%
165
14%
750
2,830
5,925
12,930
17
8
8%
16%
17%
6%
7%
47%
Maple Leaf Mills common-—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5 % % preferred
17
34 % Mar
7%
39 % July
17
Jun
•
Minerals
(M)
Feb
25
Jun
30%
29
Jan
8%
3.25 May
65
47%
19 %
,
32
7%
37% July
43
International
Loeb
50
32
7%
35
47%
6,960
1,125
:
5%
Trust
Locana
Jan
16
July
17
Imperial
—————
Crain
(R L) Ltd————--Crfcstbrook
Timber common——
16 % Mar
11%
May
warrants,
High
220
50
-50
a,
A
Low
30
50
*
*
A
B
Class
7% July
61/3
Cosmos
16% Mar
class
Cos
6,906
17'/a
—
Loblaw
4.75
Corby Distillery class A—i
B—--—
Mar
29%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30
40%
15%,
Credit
—*
*
—
pfd
1st
B
20%
16
Class
Class
20
Consumers Gas common—
:
preferred
Jan
Low
50
4.50
39%.
Coronation
7.50
2nd
1," 39
201/4
Consolidated
7—
•
22% Mar
May
% July
8
7%
14
Consolidated, Mining & Smelting—r~~-
170
•
-7%.
10
Paper
12
141/2
Preferred
Warrants
8%
j-.
-—
common
Shares
30
Preferred
1_.
for Week
A 1st pfd_ .30
Groceterias class
Loblaw
16 % Mar
—4
Enterprises
Consolidated
Eddy
18% May
.
50
—
Consolidated
Dale
Feb
20
25
Combined
Crush
16%
High
20
f——
Columbia Cellulose
Crown
5
r
Range
of Prices
Par
■
Low
Sales
„
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
_1
'—
Development—,—,--
F
20
;U
Chrysler
C
16 y2
20
Gas
5 % Vc
Low
com_*
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Sales
Last
39
4,275
8% May
10%
Jan
.
.,26
55%
Feb
Feb
14% May
19
May
Vulcan
•
—.
G
Westcoast
Voting
Products
W
&
Rei
—
1
Trans
trust
common
—
1.00 July
1.50 May
1.00
1.00
1.10
1,300
49%
48%
50%
10,126
43%
Jun
59%
4.25
250
3.25
Jun
4.85
Feb
Jun
23%
Feb
Jun
22%
Feb
4.25
Equipment
15%
14%
15'/a
2,400
11%
14%
131/4' 14%
5,655
11 %
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40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Products
Westeel
Can
Western
Copper
Weston
Class
A
Wool
14%
90c
6,450
17%
25
7.00
7.40
6,316
109
109
100
101
35
38%
39
110
101
30
-•596
-13
2.75
2.75
515
12
100
3.35
—-
3.45
Corp
3.40
Electric
July
44
May
May
95
Jan
17%
Jun
11%
Jan
12
Feb
2.70
Jan
6.35
•
July
-
2.75
1,300
101
Jan
85
13%
July
Jan
36%
95
13
Jan
July
4.10 Mar
.
Coulee
Oil——
&
Gas
33c
.
■/'/'SlC::
34c
5c
5 Vic
1,000
5.05
--
Agnico Mines Ltd
Explorations
Alba
—
Petroleums
Anchor
_
15c
10c
Jan
5/2c
40c
5c
5c
5 ViC
12,400
5c
41c
14.558
5c
5c
4,000
5.80
5.80
100
8.50
9.00
Bankfield
Mines
Cons
Trust
Bethlehem
Corp
Copper
Mines
Jan
May
93c
Jan
May
36c
Jan
1.37 Apr
16 Vic
Apr
Mines
Bibis
Yukon
Bid cop
Mines Ltd—
Bay Uranium——
Bordulac
Mines
—
12,500
7c
Jan
9,170
3.25
Jan
4.30
Jun
7.40
22%
7.20
7.60
12,500
5.75
Jun
10% Feb
Jun
26
1.06
24c
Reef
8,000
1,200
1.25
1
Mines—.
Ankente
Jan
1.55
May
16y2c Jan
Feb
Feb
28c
Jun
55c
Feb
Apr
1.30
12,050
5,000
20c
July
32c
Jan
7c
4,300
6c
Feb
10c
Mar
8c
8%c
8 Vic
4,900
8,000
8c
May
15 Vic
Jan
4c
Jun
11c
Feb
10c
May
4 Vic
5c.
11 %c 11 %c
4c
",;4c
42c
1.89
4c.
1.60
1.14 May
1,800
4c
Jan
19c
July
•
Jan
7c
Jan
58c
Jun
38c
2,800
Farwest
Francoeur
French
Mines-
25c
Calvert
♦
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Petroleum
Astoria Minerals
Canadian
Chieftain
Delhi
22
20 %c
Mine
7,375
1.51
3.40
Jan
Jun
Reported
23c
1,300
7,125
4.30
4.45
17%
17%
2.80
3.05
16 %C
22c
12c
1.75
1.83
2,100
5 Vic
5y2c
,
5c
5c
500
4c
i
Goldfields
i
Mining
Goldray
i
Grandroy
Great
Plains
Mines
Lead
Hard
Harrison
Malartic
Northwest Mines
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
48c
Jun
12c
Mar
24c
Jan
10%
10
10%
1,100
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6c
6%c
1,500
5%e
Jan
9%c
8 Vic
6%c
Jan
8.75
8.25
Jun
6
9 %c
1,900
8.65
8.95
3,595
5c
5,000
;
l
12 Vic
12c
13c
8,700
lie
13c
11 %c
13c
85c
.
Iron
Home
Ltd
Consolidated
Hudson Bay
Jan
Jan
16c
-
Feb
1,600
75c
May
116,700
12c
Jun
24c
Jan
6,500
23c
Jan
5 Vic
9,000
5c
May
July
65c
5c
76,600
2.30
2.40
3,425
21
20%
21
4,446
18 %
A_.
•
11
10%
11%
10
10
10 %
2,818
3,714
9.40
•
9.25
1.25
14c
2.66
Jun
Gold—
:
2.30
_1
2.30
V
2.05
3,097
47
13%
3,295
12 y2
13c
3,000
10c
i
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
26 Vi
Jan
Jun
15%
Feb
Jun
15 Va Mar
2.65
2.05 Mar
1,840
54
12%
12c
2150
52%
13%
Mining & Smelting
2.30
53%
t.—_•
Jan
8c
85c
18c 20 %C
19c
2.40
Bay Oil
Pam Porcupine
Feb
16c
i
class
10%
Mar
1
Co
18%cMar
8c
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Class1 B _:
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9,%»c Apr
,IW
23c 24 Vic
i
Gold
Jan
15 y4
4
,
4%c May
59%
May
Jan
Apr
20 Va Mar
Jun
17c
May
Jan
Feb
39c Jan
i
63c
65,500
36c
45c
50c
9,200
45c
1.32
1.32
1.40
2,200
19 Vi
Jun
Iso Mines
i
76c
69c
76c
8,075
4.45
22 %c
21c
23c
10,000
35c
73c
70c
84c
485,500
Jan
Jan
20o
65c
Jun
45c
i
Mar
2.35 May
1.65 Jun
1,000
5c
2.60 Mar
May
80c
13 Vic
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Jack Waite
Mining
Jan
Jacobus
May
1.25
Jun
Jaye Explorations
2.70 Jun
5.35
Feb
Jellicoe
Mines
1.00
Jun
2.85
Feb
Joburk-e
Gold
3.50 May
4.35
Feb
Joliet
1.15
1.25
—3.80
3.65
3.80
2,100
98c
96c
73c
1.05
41,450
64c
Jun
1.80 Jan
Jonsmith
93c
1.04
17,150
85c
Jun
1.87
Joutel
35c
35c
10,200
31c
Jan
7c
7%c
2,500
—♦
8%c
8%c
9c
48,633
1.00
97c
1.04
3,300
79c
Feb
1
-
I
15c
15c
7c
1.00
1.05
4,500
1,700
Jun
May
Del
Central
___•
10%
io%
io y2
3,070
10
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30c
26c
30c
5,006
26c
5.30
5.10
5.35
13,350
1
-
1.70
1.60
1.70
4,900
Pat Gold
Rio
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
30c
1
6c
7c
59c
42c
llV2c 12 Vic
i
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Jan
2.55
Jan
60<b
Jun
1.75
196
Jun
65c
i
16c
Jan
Jan
10c
Mar
11c
Jain
8,800
7c
25 c
12,342
20b
May
Jan
40c
Jan
Jun
July
5c
8y2c
21c
___i
82c
Jan
Apr
32c
21%c
23c
*
40c
11 %c
6,000
7yac
i
Copper
1.34
5
1
Mines—.
Mines
May
1.18 July
5
Mines.
Quebec
95c
Jun
13
12,000
May v
35c
•
Jan
25Vic Mar
56c
70c
116,000
3,300
10c
56c
July
70c
July
29c
44c
170,386
25e
May
44c
July
4 Vic
4%c
4,000
4c
Jun
9.05
9.55
1.90
1,96
14,301
...780.
20c 22yac
"
4c
7,500
1
22 V2c
22c
24c
35,000
lie
13c
9,000
Minerals
l
Townsite
l
Dufault
Mining
&
Osu
1.72 Feb
6c
10c
July.
24c-
—
34c
38c
5,400
32c
May
57c
Jan
1
Smelting.
Chimo Gold Mines
/.
Mining
44c
43c
45c
8,100
39c
Jun
80c
Jan
5.00
5.30
5.20
5.30
6,260
1
l
—;
Mines
Metals
Commonwealth
5.00
1
28c
28c
30c
4,500
Smelting
&
Willans
Gold
•
Petrol
Mines
22y2c22y2c
*
1.96
—2.50
73c
*
11 %c
1,033
4.10
4.60
28c
34c
; h
Apr
Jan
Jun
20Vic Mar
1.90
100
Jun
Mines
Cons Beta Gamma.
8,800
63c
500
23c
May
July
12c
13,700
11c
Jun
4c
1,500
2V2c Jan
*
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
Central
Discovery
Consolidated
Dragon Oil
,
Crest..
Consolidated
Fenimore
Consolidated
Golden
5c
5c
3,000
5c
7i/2C
7%c
8c
3,500
6Vic
1
3%c
3%c
3%c
500
1
Cadillac—
5C
•
pnn
Consolidated
East
78c
23c
11c
3%c
1
73c
23c
_
Coniaurum
Con Key Mines
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
1.96
410
1.09
1.06
1.10
8,465
1
8c
7%c
8c
*
8,500
3c
1.05
-
10c
12c
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24
24%
1
4.20
Gold
1
r
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7c
5.50 May
5.75 May
47c
Jan
29c
Apr
2.35 Mar
Lake
1.03
30c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
7c
Feb
Jun
19c
Jan
Jun
Jun
Mines—:
Shore
LaLuz
I
Mines
3.25
Mines
42c
Jan
13c
Feb
17c
Jun
Apr
8c
Jan
10c
Jun
22 Vi
Jun
30% May
.
11,000
4.10
Jun
3.25
Jan
3.85
3.95
3.45
Jan
4.25
Jun
40c
1,270
II,700-
63c
88c
216,500
1.54
4-,600
6c
6c
7c
14,500
l
3c
3c
3c
•3,000
1.80
1.90
20 Vic 24yac
1
1.90
20y2c
1.20
1.30
18,600
95,210
10y2c
9c ioy2c
Little Long Lac Gold—
Long Point Gas__
1
1
Loraao Uranium Mines
:
Goldfield
__L_
i
Gol^' Mines.:
6c
Apr
1.80
Jan
14c
Feb
Macassa
Gold
Macdonald
Maefie
Mines
7y2c
•
___*
6c
_•
3.90
Ltd
Mines
-
Z
7,770
1
class
A__
Cocksliutt
Madsen
Red
Lake
i
Jan
5V2C
Jan
1.98
Jun
1.65 Mar
8C
10,500
6c
Jun
5%c
6c
6,500
5c
May
3.75
3.90
22c
3c
14,000
100
1.14
1.16
2.25
2.32
19c
5c
4%C
Feb
1.67
15 Vic
Jan
6 Vic
1.46 Mar
May
5c
5c
2.30
1
:T
Jan
2l/2c May
22,000
1.16
1
Jan T
Jun
Jun
1.45
Jun
18%
2.53
MacLeod
54c
-
39c
July
3c
__
48c-
98c
18%
;
32 Vic Jun
20 %c
1.07
3,588
9,600
20c
1
I
Explorations
Maclaren
Jan
Feb
2.70
1.45
;
Jan
2.60
—1
Mines—
31c
375
40c
Mines
Gold
7.95
11 Vic May
'-'-1,500
•
Gold
Lexindin
V
Feb
3.25
1
Lencourt
13o
2.80
' 85c
1.51
_50e
;
3:80 Jun;
Apr
7%c
3.25
___i
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American
Leitch Gold Mines
V
2.00
:
37c
Langis- Silver
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
3,000
14c
2.70
•
Louvicourt
19.722
10c
3.10
Apr
19c
Jun
3c
July
;
2.43
14c
Jan
Jan
July
17 Vic Jan
7c
Feb
4.35
Jun
31c
Jan
Apr
24 Vi
Jan
5,100
,
5c
18% May
1.05 Jun
1.30
Jun
7,195
2.00 May
2.51
Jun
7,500
3 Vic
July
Jun
5Vic Jan
Marbenor Mines
Consolidated
Marcus Gold Ltd
35c
July
43c
Jan
Magnet Cons Mines
15c
15c 15yac
4,597
15c
Jun
20c
Majortrans
*
2c
2c
1,000
2c
Jan
51c
37c
56c
30c
Jan
56c
l
92c
86c
92c
8,200
74c
Apr
33c
35c
40c
35c
17Vic
16c
18c
9,620
26c
Jan
j
Jun
May
May
July
Manitou
16c
71,100
July
Apr
Malartic Gold Fields
96c
120,335
1
Consolidated
7y2c
8c
3,000
7 Vic July
14Vic
Apr
6c
5%c
6c
10,750
12c
Jan
57c
55C
59c
8,300
5%c May
-55c
Jun
May
57c
Feb
7Vic May
13c
Jan
35c
28c
1
38c
1,000
-
,
2 52
27c
28c
3,600
26c
1.02
_i
Consolidated Mic .Mac Oils Ltd#.!•
Consolidated Mogul_
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Consolidated Morrison Exploration—
1
Consolidated Mosher
2
Consolidated Negus Mines—
1
1.05
600
90c
2.46
2.60
5,975
94C
86c
-99c
36c
35c
37c
2.76
2.65
2.80
2.42
16,720
76c
7,850
28c
Jun
May"
Jun
1.90 Feb
59c
71c
Jan
1.34 Jan
4.35 Feb
1.28
73c
I
1
Barvue
Maralgo
Mines
Marcon' Mines
Maritimes
:
-
Mining
Corp:....
Mirtiu-McNeely Mines.—
Mar
Matachewan
2.99 Jun
ioc
Mattagami
10c
10c
500
May
13c
Nicholson
Mines,
Feb
*
Maybrun
3%c
3%c
5c
Northland
1
20c
20c
22c
6,558
20c
34C
Jan
....
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1
;
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-
.
41 Vic
•
1
Consolidated Quebec Gold
Mines
21,320
10c
Jun
2.50
35c
35C
39c
6,300
27c
Consolidated Rambler
—_1
xl.12
1.05
Consolidated
I_Il
1.19
qi/2C
5,000
9yac
9%c
500
1.05 May
5Vic Jan
6c
sy2c
7,000
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
see page
1
41.
May
5Vic Jun
53c
Feb
1.60 May
14c
May
12 Vic Mar
MrKenzie
Lake
9-65
:—1
Q1/zC
1
18c
29c
1.90
Jan
Mines—
1,600
3 Vic Jun
Consolidated
3 Vic
l
_i
—
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
3.20 Feb
1
Hallhvell
footnotes,
26c
.
I;
7
Iron
Arrow
Consolidated
Red
Jun.
3.90
*
Lamaque, Gold Mines
4.30
13c
13c
l
■;
4.10
9%c
|
23% c Jan
5c
May
1.65
1,240
8c
6Vic
10 Va
8(25 Mar
.
17,000
Lingman
Latin.
Chibougamau
27c
11c
Mines
Lake
Lake
3c
May
20Vic Jun
-
220,572.
; 1,000
36c
•
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Apr
Apr
Jan
1
Mining
'
__i
Kirk land
8/45 Feb
Jun
9.30
i
.__
Kopan Developments Ltd
2.21 May
10c May
82c
l
_:
Klrkland
Jun
1
Mines
Copper
:■
Feb
Gold;. Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe Copper
Apr
60c
July
5Vic July
600
4c
Jan
1.60 Mar
Kenville
1.45 May
4.80
118,700
95c
4c
1
Kayrand
5%C
_i
Cheskirk Mines
Feb
10 Vi
'
'
Jan
1.20 May
1.00 Jun
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Athabaska
i
Jan
19c
Jun
8,800
6yac
7c
5 Vic
Jan
13c
May
6c
15c 16y2c
*
_1
;
Ltd—:
38c
Jun
1
i
Quartz
Central
For
May
i
Mines
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
Hugh
9
4.15
Jun
4 Vic
Gold Mines
Howey
1.95
l
7,440
Cassiar Asbestos Com Ltd
Coniagas
Jan
1,525
4,400
Iron
22,400
Inca
Mines
Captain
Combined
23c
14C
2.50
Irish
1.16
Silica
Lake
20,200
14c
Inspiration
•'
North
Coin
37c
2.32
5c
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Canadian
Cochenour
40c
Feb
37c
3—1
Oil
Jun
21c
i
Gold
Lakes
•35c
Canadian
Chromium
May
___i
Gold.
Minerals
of
Jan
48c
Jan
15c
Jan
3.30
Gold-,;
Canadian
Chesterville
23c
2,500
2.40
_1
•____
—
Mines
Rock
2,000
17c
i
Develool
Lake
Jun
Apr
9c
l
^___
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim
29c
16c
*
Mines
Gulch
-
l
Mines
Granduc
Gulf
28 %c
16 %c
7.50
1.04
Oil
Apr
14y2
34c
•
•
Feb
13
240
Jan
1.10
Jun
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
May
8%
2.60
3.05
1
16%
13c
19%c
May
5c
70c
4.10 Jun
17,300
1.75
28%
Jan
Jan
5%C Jun
Jan
1.25
810
2.95
29c
19
May
20Vic Jun
1,740
1.75
20
May
6c
22% July
2,340
80,737
July
19 Vic May
Jan
under Industrials
Canadian
Chib
ViC
13c
3.00
2.80 July
10c
19c
1.15
Canadian Export Gas &
Canadian Long Island
Cayzor
7,370
1.14
Petroleum.
Devonian
Erin
800
22
207/s
3.05
Canadian Dyno Mines-
Can
15 %0 15 y2c
Jan
l
Mines
36c- Jan
1.70
Jan
16c
1
Uran
3.10 Jan
1.56
Jan
31c
Jan
Glacier Explorers
2.05 Jun
Feb
18Vic
May
5c
Glenn
Goldale Mines
Jan
11c
I,555
100
4.90
23%
9c 13 %C
l
Mines Ltd
9,367
4.45
17%
1
22%
13c
7.40
1.75
Warrants
Canadian
117,000
7c
23%
1
2.25
•
—
12c
10c
i
i
7.00
—10c
Petroleum-
28,450
5c
1
Canadian
895
16c
i
1
Canada Tungsten
3.00
i
2.80 Jun
7%c July
loc
16c
.»
Headway Red Lake
26Vic Apr
Apr
4.20
2.80
10
Heath
1,700
Jan
1.81
Jun
4,500
14,300
Jan
1,500
68%
Jun
45,700
Jan
31c
JUn
1.45
2.37
8c
Ltd
Feb
22 Vic Mar
44%
12c
preferred
Jun
Apr
2,200
24c
8 Vic
3.20
7,784
20c
27c
31c
11c
Jan
13c
8Vic
Jan
2,500
9 Vic
July
3.05
5c
1.66
7 Vic
Ltd
1.80
Jun
1 Vic July
2.64
8c
May
Feb
48%
10c
4c
1
—1
Petrol
Southern
Canadian
—
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake—
Canada
••
48
May
91c
'
1.62
24c
10c
Jun
13c
78,000
1,000
l
2,000
7.55
6%c
1
10,100
59c
500
20c
Ltd
18,000
!
1-70
Jan
Jan
2.50
--
4c
Apr
17,900
13c
1.65
44c
May
1.17
7%c
5c
—
1
Hastings
Jan
1.08
7 Vic
7,175
33,525
Head
—
Feb
15c
75c
Jun
76C
Feb
14c
Feb
,
12 Vic
May
13%
Jan
6.00
Feb
4.75 Jun
33% July
15% Jan
9c"" Jun
76c
Jun
2.49
M'ar
40c
6c
12%
34c
Jan
1.12
6%c
2.25
*
Gas & Oil
Carnerina
19c
41 %c
44c
7.40
•
Calgary & Edmonton
14,600
4c
1
Petroleum
21c
1
Hudson
Calalta
19 Vic
13%
10c
lOVic
20c
1
5c
May
7y2c May
3,000
7,300
96,800
l
Mascot
10c
483,600
9.25 May
7c
15c
1
Yellowknife
4,212
6c
700
Vic
lOVic
1
Mines
Genex
11c
11c
Mar,:/
3.60
7c
1
Gaitwin Mining
Geco Mines Ltd
3,625
14c
9.90
Gold
Petroleum
1.95
8c
Jun
64c
23% Mar
15c
6
12 % Mar,
69,965
3,671
*
Mines
Frobisher
35,309
5C
9.40
Mining
Mining
Fatima
42c
1.35
9.80
38c
l
Falconbridge
1.88
5%c
14c
lie
2.50
Co
May
53c
Jun ;
Jun
'
5.15
33%
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
38c
v
4.40
31%
Corp
10c
——1
1
11 Vic
July
May
Apr
20c 20Vic
1
Mining & Smelting
1.19
6c
1
.
Feb
48c
5.00
Mining.
Giant
53c
-_
1
Pioneer
1.17 Mar
Sol
Giant
1-27
•
1
_
Petroleums
Brunswick
10,000
4.15
1
Ltd
Mines
Bralome
6c
5 Vic
1
60o
1
1
•
—
Buffalo
Apr
5c
*
Lodge Mines
Belcher Mining » Corp
Broulan
15c
3.90
1
Duauesne
Bouzun
16
48Vic Jun
11c
25c
44c
33%
Mines
Eureka
Apr
10% Jan
5 Vic
*
Beaver
Britalta
10 Vi
24c
53c
42c
43c
•
Mines
El
5c
•
Mines_
Uranium
Black
Elder
Eldrich
1,500
•
Petroleums
Eevcon
Jan
Feb
4.15
50c
Metals Mining
Beatlie
8c
1.00
6c
>
Mines
Barymin Exploration Ltd
East Amphi
54c
4,875
23c
72c
Jan
9.50
5,474
6,072
Jun
4,600
1
*
—
—
Jan
44c
10%
Jan
Jun
22
31c
2,267
10
July
15c
90c
169,875
55c
7c
1.05
1,760
69c
45 %C 45 %c
68c
10%
2.73
31c
11,600
Mar
1.90
1.00
23
24c
1.55
--
1.25
May
2.10 Mar
Jan
1.03.
8c
4%c Mar
May
22%
16,200
9,200
2,350
3oc
,
10c
8c
Apr
20,500
50o
A
Jan
7c
8c
5c
27c
1.63
68c
5 Vic
Mar
2.70
1
25
—
15c
1.63
1
1
Gold Mines
Jan
12,200
Jan
2.55
1,529
1.00
9c
16c
25 Vic
5 Vic
9c
35c
July
May '"
7c
•
1
Copper
Oil
Bata
85c
Jun
6c
18 Vic 19 %c
8c
2.61
75c
96c
15c
500
1
9c
93c
42,175
22,200
1
73c
9c
17c
6 Vic
16c
1
15c
Gold Mines—
Easka
8c
Jan
9,700
11,200
1,500
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
5% %
2nd preferred —
Base
8 Vic
15c
6 Vic
,
1
Copper
Dynamic Pete
8Vic Feb
May
July
8c
83c
12c
8c
Mar
Sullivan
July
8c
37c
1
10
34c
5c
Malartic Mines.
July
12,200
57,700
9Vic Jan
62,000
16
May
1
—
Arcadia Nickel—
Coast
Earnat
8.50
510
10c
21 % Mar
Jun
9%C
_1
Mines
85c
Jun
6 Vic
25c
:
Jan
7%c
9 Vic
-
Jun
45 Vic
800
1
-
30c
2,000
61c
East
Jun
40c
Mines
8,000
1.39 May
75c
Jan
17%
11c
,,
East
July
5.80 July
34 %C
Jan
i
Jan
Feb
5c
10c
*
1
Ruffner Mines
Barex
—
-1
12c
1.15
16%
19c
Petroleum
1
40c
Warrants
Banff
i
"
37 Vic
Jun
25,669
1
Jan
Apr
Mar
40c
■-
Asamera Oil
Associated
Aumaque
2.65
Jan
6c
12,400
.
May
28c
Mar
3,543
17c
14c
22 Vic
Jun
34,200
14c
Mines
Gold
Atlin
1.65
3,470
24c
Jun
7c
,—_l
.
Devon Palmer Oils
Dome
56c
11c
1.27
1
Mines
Jan
7,300
5.25
60c
1
Dome
40c
14C
7,90 May
30 %c;32 %c
1
Dickenson
5Vic Apr
Jun
6c
1
Mines
Donalda
1,420
17%
1
Mines
Duvan
5.85
1.23
1
Mines
Jan
2.35
7c
_i
Mines-
Jan
Apr
Jan
'
Pacific
Jun
90c
*
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewls Minerals
Gold
Feb
3,000
1.25
50c
_
High
5c
1.20
12c
5.80
1
Zinc
Mimcs_
Jan. 1
224,000
5.75
—
•
Low
11c
1.20
11c
iiinii
:
Crowpat Minerals
Deldona
}
Range Since
High
6 Vic
—
Copper
Deer Horn
Low
—
Jun
Apr
1.70
Mines:
Aunor
3,400
1.07
55c
May
2 Vic
19c
Ansil Mines———;—
Atlantic
47c
6.75
Jun
Mar
12c
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Anglo United Development—
Area
14,500
62c
23c
13c
10.25
Anglo American Exploration
Arjon
3 Vic
13 %c
35 Vic Mar
10o
20o
—1
Pete
Leduc
Lead Mines
An aeon
7,200
48c
3c
/ 15c
4.80
6,950
51c
May
6Vic May
2,400
80c
57c
1
1
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth——
American
5.25
3c
o.30
■l--'"--
*
Oils
Cons
Pac
Alberta
—..1
—1
Gold—
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
;
75C
47c
*
————-1
45c
1.68
Mines Ltd
Aavocate
Jan
5c
9,500
12c
»%c
_
12c
12,866
12c
-1
—*
Mines
Uranium
Acadia
Acme
*
Shares
•
_
Ltd
Lead
Cowichan
Denison
———
for Week
#
_
Exploration
Cralgmont
Delnite
'-Abacus'-Mines Ltd-—.
1
Petroleum—
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Delhi
OILS
AND
MINES
West
Coppercorp
9% May
Jun
97
95
13 %
5
—
110
Jan
6%
Consolidated
Apr
11% Jan
Jun
106
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Conwest
May
Week's
Last
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Feb
22 % Mar
100
July
6.00
200
20
Jun
95
10
7%
'
JUn
15 Vi
2,010
95 M»
1.55
July
13
12
warrants
Combing
Zenith
600
100
Preferred .1.
A
1.00
109
l°0
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Class
Jun
7 »/2
preferred
Industries class A.
(J)
30
Yukon
&
(G H)
Wood
1,700
16%
7.15
Z——I-100
preferred
Wood
30
11% May
35 Vi Feb
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
Sale Price
High
Mar
95%
16%
Pass
9
13%
IIIlOO
—
Warrants
$6
900
90c
14
preferred
White
11
90c
B-
4%%
Low
High
30
—L—-.
class
(Geo)
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
101/8
11
:::5
Breweries
Western
Low
/
•
.
(Range.for Wepk Ended July 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
Mines
Red
;
Lake
McWatters Gold Mines.
Medallionr Petroleums
—
——_—•
—————1.25
7 Vie
45,000
3,500
9.65
50
9.65
ViC
9c
9%c
40V'4
42%
5,566
2,386
8:80
7c
3&
Jan
Jan
Jun
88c
Jun
Feb
14
Apr
Feb
14c
51% Feb
Exploration & De.velopment_50c
Island
1
55°
59,400
14c
May
24c
Jun
28c
31c
46,200
28c
July
70c
Mar
1.90
2.05
14,185
32c
1,000
30c
Jun
53c
57c
12,306
53c
Jun
—
Merrill
17 Vie 19 %c
32c
Mentor
Mining.
8c
41 %C 44
36c
3Vic Jan
1.90 Jun
3.00 Feb
65c
1.03
Feb
Feb
Volume
Number 6177
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....,
(253)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Meta
Uranium
Ore
Mt
I
Friday
STOCKS
Low
High
Sc
14,300
7%c Jun
24c
24c
1,500
High
19y2c Jun
26c
1
23c
26 c
4,000
13
13
321
22c
Jan
San
29c
Feb
Sand
Jun
42c
Apr
16%
Apr
1
7y2c'
17,500
4%c May
8 Vic
Jun
60c
63c
3,000
60c
July
86c
Jan
42c
41c
47c
8,350
35c
May
1
Iron
Minerals—
6%c
63c
1
—.
6V2C
1
Mines
28c
26c
28c
4,500
21c
Jan
2.00
2.10
370
87c
93c
53,650
•
Murphy Oil
"1—1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd-
92c
1.64
49c
Feb
Mar
3.75
1.60 May
Jun
Feb
1.41 Mar
72c
for Week
Shares
Antonio
Gold
River
Saroee
Low
Gold
Creek
National
3c
25c
Sheep
Creek
Sherritt
Silver
2.50
5,300
5c
5c
5c
4,000
4y2c Jun
4c
4y2c
16,667
4c
1.25
Spooner
Union
26c
27c
2.800
25c
May
38c
Apr
9c
18,000
6c
Jun
16c
Feb
Steep
New
Calumet Mines
1
23V2c
22 l/2c
24c
20y2c May
New
Continental Oil of Canada
•
20c
20c
21c
New
Petroleum
50o
11c
8c
11c
Sullivan
Cons
8 Vic
Apr
Sunburst
ioy2c Mar
Sylvanite
1
7c
7c
7c
2,000
7c
Jan
1
77c
71c
77c
14.000
68c
Jun
6y2c
6V2c
500
Jason
New
Kelore
Gold
Rouyn
New
Senator
New
& Smelt
Rouyn
Mining
Smelting
&
Mines
Nisto
18c
Apr
July
Jan
20c
Jun
52c
4c
Jan
18c
Jun
Texstar
4y2c July
7c
Jan
Thompson
1,278,808
18c
20,500
Jan
15c
22c
26c
19,073
13y2c 15y2c
70,000
4y2c
6y2c
13,140
7c
7c
2,000
26c
15c
ey2c
5y2c July
6c
Jan
13 Vic
May
Feb
Mar
Teck
Territory
1
Gold
Acme
Tidal
1,000
9v2c July
41c
Jun
64c
Jan
Torbrit Silver
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
Tormont
Norbeau
Mines
Mines
1
:
'
,5C
,
6c
:
22c
Jun
8,000
4y2c
Jun
4,500
;
12c
Norlartic
Mines
1
17c
15c
17c
Normetal
Mining Corp
*
1
2.85
2.75
2.85
950
13y2c
13y2c
15c
6,000
Norpax Nickel
Northcal
Oils
common
Canada
Northern
Oils
Northland
9Vic
Jun
125
25
Jan
33c
540
30c
Jun
55c
4,600
50c
7.90
5,500
2.15
2.30
2,100
13C
13c
1,500
7y2c
8y2c
13,025
13c
13c
1,000
5y2c
1
2.15
sylc
-*
.
2.25
Jan
29 Vi
Apr
1.15 May
68,162
21c
*
20c
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Nudulama
Apr
8,616
7.00
Mines
Norvalie
5c
23,075
11c
32c
May
3.30
Jun
2.00
25c
May
Jun
Apr
Apr
Jan
11c
Jan
16 %c
Jun
7'/2c Jun
11c
Jan
Mar
8.55
Jan
1.80
20c
69c
89c
Jun
Apr
Okalta
1
90c
Oils
O'Lefrrj);
1
1
—
,
Mines
47c
July
lie
11c
12c
5,300'
9c
Jan
12c
13c
5,000
11c
Jun
4.95
5.15
2.20
1.90
2.20
7,742
6,000
5c
32c
Jan
Feb
1.80
Jun «
2.73 Mar
4y2c
Jun
9c
Feb
21c
Jan
38c
Jun
5C
4,900
31c 33'/2c
24,900
42C
37c 45y2c
37,200
30c
May
14C
13 Vic 14 Vic
16,342
10
May
7.15
970
,
35c
37c
7,300
29c
May
1.04
15,000
72c
Jan
8c
Feb
.Warrants
Pamoil
Pamour
Porcupine
Patino
1.15
Triad
Corp
*
Consolidated
Pato
PCE
—
!
Peerless
Perron
&
Gold
•
1
Feb
Ultra
Union
Oil
11c
9,000
7.20
7.25
3,005
3.45
3.60
400
22 %C
18 %c
24c
16c
15c
12,900
10c
United
12c
21,166
10c
Feb
Phillips
Pickle
Pitch
Oil
Place Oil &
Placer
Gold
Prairie
Oil
12c
5.60
12,415
21c
12,000
18c
Feb
30c
Apr
7c
8c
4,100
6c
May
9c
Mar
1.43
1.54
6,100
1.80
Jan
liy2c 12 %c
16,000
9y2c
9%c
4.85
Jun
1.39
8.35
Jun
11c
Jan
May
24c
Feb
8ya Apr
1,000
40c
Mar
United
New
United
40c
1.61
5,900
80c
80c
10,100
5,800
31c
May
1.48
May
Jan
45c
Apr
1.77
Jun
80c
Jun
1.20
Jan
13c
13c
13c
1,000
11c
70c
70c
500
70c
May
July
64c
61c
68c
16,750
60c
Jun
1.62 Mar
1.47
1.41
1.55
47,240
75c
Jan
1.68
83c
77c
84c
57c
May
1
>
29c 29y2c
11,800
18c
Jan
48c
179,836
28 Vic
Jun
9y2c
9%c
9%c
4,066
7Vic
Jun
12c
11c
10c
11c
4,300
10c
Jan
23c
1.19
1.16
1.24
10,900
82c
77c
85c
80,785
30c
29y2c
33c
173,050
10c
7C
10c
52,008
17c
17c
9.50
9.00
9.50
1,600
41c
35c
44c
95,788
1
4.25
4.05
6,000
1.10
37c
Jun
25c
Apr
Feb
85c
7c
July
33c
17c
July
8
500
Jan
Jun
May
May
23c
22 Vic Mar
21c
Upper Canada Mines
46C
126,100
1.45
5,396
1.25
May
2.06
9.00
8.90
9.25
10.568
7.20
Jun
9.50
15c
15c
22c
61,775
1.28
1.28
1.32
10,357
2iy2c
1
United Reef
1,310
37c
1.40
1
Fortune
4.25
46c
1.40
•
Hill
1.74
2iy2c 24y2c
20c
Jan
5c
4c
5c
5,700
4c
1.10
13c
Jun
64c
2.95
1,382,430
58c
Jun
80c
80c
*"*"'6,033
65c
Feb
3 y2c
3c
3y2c
4,500
3c
Jan
•412c
ny2c
12c
—15.000
•
9y2c
9%C
1,444
1
5.90
6.00
398
1
Violamac Mines
2.83
1
L'Jiki
I:
—1
■
i
Apr
1.86
May
18c
7,363
2,000
75c
16c
Jan
32c
July
1.01
18c
Jan
Jun
1.80 Feb
1.45 Mar
1.05
*
July
30c
Jun
1
;
46c
Jan
1.25
40,872
1.71
6.25 Mar
Jun
11c
12,100
1.80
3.75 May
33c
1
Exploration
Mines
May
14% Feb
49Vic Jun
1
Wasamac
Jan
Apr
1.96 Feb
Jan
14!/2c
Jun
1.35
1
"V T"
Consolidated
Apr
Jun
1.53 Mar
20c
32c
1
!
Mines
Apr
1.03
43c
1
.
Ltd
Oils
Vespar
38c
1.56
_1
Kena
Vauze
40c
Jun
8c
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
Mar
2.95 July
80c
-
Weedon Mining
,1.^
Petrolems
Wespac
If
—1'
.
Nickel-'-!
Lake
.Werner
—.
Petroleum
Westates
9c
7,400
58c
76c
82c
5,135
76c
2.05
1.90
2.15
13,100
50c
14c
14c
16c
6,572
1
1.36
1
17c
*
Petroleum
1
Mines
Surf Inlet
class A
Jun
4.00
2
Decalta
Willroy
65c
60c
'
Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
j;
'
<1
Jan
21c
Jan
14Vic Feb
Jan
7.95 Mar
Jun
80c
Jun
1.85
July
7Vac
.
llcvJun.m
.
1.26
Feb
Feb
2.98 May
July
14c
May
22c
Mar
1.38
16,350
16c 18y2C
47,100
Feb
35c
FeD
5yac
5yac
1,000
4 Vic
July
8c
Apr
16c
25c
141,476
12 Vic
Jun
25c
July
1.32
1.25
15c
Jun
1.90
Jan
Jun
Winchester Larder
2.60
36,075
8.00
4.30
Jun
Windfall
42c
Apr
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1.00
1.00
1.05
875
95c
Mar
18c
Jun
22c
Apr
Yale
1
9c
8%c
9c
8,600
8c
Jun
14c
20c
7y2c
7y2c
Jan
12c
5c
7c
8.500
5c
May
7c
Jan
1.00
97c
1.00
26,710
84c
May
1.07
Jun
16c 17J/2c
15,000
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
3,500
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
20c
22c
32,500
16y2c
Apr
52c
Mar
22V2c
23c
10,140
22Y2C May
44c
Jan
11c 11V2c
10,500
14c
Jan
11c
Jan
1.00
1.00
1,100
83c
Jun
50c
52c
5,100
45c
Jun
2.00
Jan
75c
Apr
19c
15c
19c
12,000
15c
36c
Jan
75c
73c
79c
5,132
54c
Mar
86c
Jun
8c
7c
8c
50,500
5c
Mar
12 Vic
41c
91c
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
Young
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
1
-
Bear
22c
1
:
Lead
Yankee
1
4,
Mines
1
(H G) Mines
17c
1
Mines
4 y2c
1
ioc
4 y2
c
44,000
3c
1.15
Jun
Mar
Apr
Zenmac Metal Mines.
-1
3oy2c
30c
33c
85,000
15Vic
Jan
37c
Mar
Zulapa Mining
-1
26c
24c
26c
20,075
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
Apr
May
•
Jun
48c
55c
15,100
2iy4
21%
7,350
21 y4
July
29 y2 Mar
35c
40c
1,800
35c
July
91c
48c
21%
50c
—»-•
1.75
1.85
200
5.95
5.95
1,004
1
Roy—
5.25
19yac
7.20 July
22c
1
Gas
Oils
4%c
Jan
_•
United
Western
I
Development
Ponder
Mar
17,000
Jan
•
Buffadison
Canso
Feb
•
Mines
Uranium
10c
7c
*
Corp_
Explorers
United
Western
1
Ltd
Co
Crow
Ore
Feb
6 l/aC
1.61
v".
'
•
.
.Western
22V2C
—
May.
1
'./•
Asbestos
United
Feb
1.10 May
Feb
12c
•
42c
1
Oil
Unisphere
50c
Jun
14c
12c
.1
Gas
&
July
1
Mines
Mining
Union
"Yukeno
Petrol
23c
1.93
•
Shawkey
Feb
1
Minerals
&
10 V-2 c
n%c
5,821
1.40 Mar
*
Oil
18%
•
Oil
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
98c
11c
"III
Ltd
Exploration
Gas
Permo
1.02
1
Consol
Exploration
•
Gold
International
Paymaster
36c
Feb
28c 32 %c
i
1
Exploration
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
18
6.30 May
7.25
_
„Il
Mines
Paramaque
Pax
l20o
Ltd
17c
1
Westburne Oil
Pacific Petroleums
26c
Apr
,
18y2c Mar
6.75
1
Mines
Jan
Jun
7.00
Lake
Feb
4.95
3iylc
1
——
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
5,200
1
Gold
Orenada
7c
74c
4y2c Jan
10,000
5.10
*
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
47y2c
6c
47c 47y2c
*
Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines
Jan
May
May
1
Transcontinental Resources
Vandoo
Lake
Obaska
Mar
,16c
•
Mines
Mines
;
25
Jan
36c
10c
•
10c
Tombill Mines Ltd
Jan
Apr
50c
7.05
Jun
3.18
1.52
20y2c
Goldcrest
North
20c
24Vic
8y2c
1
1
Exuloration
Northgate
Jan
Jun
7c
—*
Coldstream
9c
Jan
25
50
Warrants
North
37 Vic May
Mar
1.30
8c
*
25c
Ltd
Preferred
Jan
4c
2.70
33c
Oils
Canadian
North
41c
Jun
2.801
27c
25y2c
1
Norgold
15c
31c
10c
10c
Petroleum
7,500
8,000
47c
Jan
•
.
—,
19,063
16c
Jun
43,500
23c
1
Lundmark
4c
15c
15c
Jun
25c
20yac
34,100
9y2c
Mining
Towagmac
Nor
6.00
4.90 May
1,200
29c
Feb
13c
1
9y2c
4c
Jan
1.55 Mar
14c
ny2c
_
Hughes Gold
43c 49y2c
4c
4.80
•
17c
9y2c
46c
3.25 May
11c
Mines
Temagami
18c
16c
2,000
1.45
Exploration
25 Vic
16c
9C
6.30
11c
Mines
Gold
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jun
6y2c
vie
1
1.20
Jan
35c
21c
Taurcanls
17 %c
1
1
*
1
1
Mines
Taku
Nickel
3y2c Jan
16
Ltd_i
Mines
Merger
New
5,000
1
Mylamaaue Mining
Newnorth
4c
*
Mines
Mines
Newlund
New
1
Mines
New
4c
Jun
4.25 May
1.25 Jun
5.45
Jun
1
16c
May
12c
Contact
Harricana
1.35
7V2C
Sudbury
Jan
Hosco
Jun
ny2c
Sturgeon River Gold
Feb
14c
Goldvue Mines
75c
1.93
Iron
Jan
28c
New
7c
10,215
'
6y2c
29c
New
Mines
Rock
2.04
May
1.85
23c
r.
28c
May
7c
7,500
'
High
July
4c
32,637
24,100
20,800
30c
22yac'
1.65
3,200
4,000
34,980
Nickel
Starratt
7%c
30c
52,690
3,000
Jan. 1
1.89
Oils-
Mines &
27c
Davies
2,120
Stanwell Oil & Gas
7%c
New
6.00
Oils
Feb
1
20c
5.65
30c
22y2c
Ltd-
Apr
1
6,500
3.60
*
Apr
Bidlamaque Gold
6,600
T.30
3.50
Mines—
10c
Athona
:
4.90
6.00
Mines
Mines
New
i
4.75
3.55
Southern
New
Mines
23c
4.80
5 Vic
Jan
16c
Gold
Stand
Siscoe
1
Mines
Alger
Jan
2.45
1.10
20c
Gordon
Miller
Silver
4.70
4y2C
91c
Sigma Mines Quebec
13 Vic
1.80 Jun
4'/ac
—
Security Freehold
Jun
6c
3,000
sy2c
2.27
1
Petroleum
Mines
Nealon
New
1
Mines
1.70
4y2c
1.10
Metal
Low
>
1.69L
Petrol
Satellite
Range Since
High
1.65
4yac'
Silvermaque
Nama
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
12Vic
12 y2 May
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
8c
13
,
Porcupine
Wright
Multi
Low
-
Mining Corp
Moneta
Shares
_•
-
Midrim Mining
Min
of Prices
1
Mines—
Midcon OU
[t,
(Range for Week Ended July 13)
Sales
for Week
Last
STOCKS
41
Feb
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Feb
1.52
Jun
2,70
Jan
5.50
Jan
6.80
May
May
1.02
Jan
1.40 May
•
2.28
Feb
7y2c
Jan
'
Mines
Preston
Prosoectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
Ltd
'
1
Airways
Producers
Minerals
—•
Ltd
•
Ltd
Labrador
62c
1.56
1
5c
4c
7c
7c
1
20c
1
•
4c
Apr
14,066
7c
Jun
—
—
3.10
518
12c
'
20c
5»/2C
3.00
..
15c
4,300
83c
88c
Prices
Sale Price
4,100
Jun
27,500
88C
15c
5c
Jan
35c
2.40 May
9y2c
80c
7,458
Apr
9c v Feb
5.15
22c
Feb
1.15
Jun
Jan
May
J an
National
Andian
Asbestos
Bulolo
Gold
Canadian
Jun
Dominion
9.50
1,453
10%
Feb
International
28c
30C
17,050
15c
Mar
32c
Jun
Loblaw
Radiore Uranium Mines
40c
40c
42C
7,400
38c
May
71c
Jan
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil —;
80c
49c
90c
389,450
39c
Jun
73c
Apr
88c
90c
2,600
88c
July
15c
14V2C 16 Vtc
12V2c Mar
10,200
'
18c
9.15 Mar
Glass
Inc
Minnesota
Rayrock Mines
Realm
■'
1—-
Mining
Renabie
Mines
77c
80c
6,600
9c
i-—
r.)
-
9y2c
4,300
:
„
77c
Minerals
Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Roche
Mines
Uran
Mines
Rockwin Mines
Rowan
Consolidated
Ryanor Mining
—
1
2.40
2.40
2.45
1
8%c
8y2c
9%C
4,800
9.05
9.40
16,517
5C
5c
3,000
5c
31c 33 %c
1
1
1
1
1
1
__
33c
8c
_
700
>'h
2.00
Feb
8V2c July
8.05
i
Jan
1.15 Jan
19c
„,7v2c Feb
9.05
Rexpar
——
July
1.70
-
Jan
2.75
Jun
14c
10%
Feb
7c
May
70c
7c
May
20c
Jan
3,146
12c
Jun
20c
Jan
4%c Mar
7c
Feb
18c
Mar
7%c
62,000
10c
11c
13,000
9
177
29%
985
6.30
6.65
690
6.00
35
35
75
33'/4
17 %c 17 %c
1,500
35
Ontario
common
2.50
Paper.
100
8.30
Jun
Jan
42
Mar
23c
Mar
75
75
50
30
477
10
700
18%
18%
150
18% July
25% Mar
45
45
50
45
Jun
55
Jan
135
July
145
May
General
——'
73
27%
9
Jun
84
Jun
Apr
39% Mar
Jun
12%
Inv
Trust
135
135
100
44%
43
44%
992
Jun
56%
1.50
«
Corp
Jun
May
9%
——
II.
Gold
14c
9% Apr
36'/a May
Jun
28%
•
Petroleum
Cons
High
8% Mar
27
75
1
Canadian
Yukon
1.50
1.50
150
1.50
Jan
1.75
61/4
6'A
990
6'A
Jun
48c
50c
3,200
34%
34%
800
—.
♦
1
—'—! '
34%
39%
45c
18
Apr
May
"J
7%
54c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jun
34% July
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
-
Jan
*No
par value, - aOdd lot sale (not included in year's range),
dDeferred delivery sale (not
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in yeara
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wl When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
-■
9c
_
Bros
Third
9
291/4
common-
Paper
Range Since Jan 1
Low
Mar
18,200
15,000
25c
8c
13C
10c
*
_
&
Southwest
Jan
13C
7%c
Shares
High
Apr
7%c
5c
Range
of Prices
28%
—.
Preferred
Price
•
_
Flour
Ogilvie
Jan
Jun
__
Dollars
Sales
for Week
9
*
_
Canadian
29
6.65
Dredging
Gen Investments
9.50
1
Corp
,
Dalhousie
9.50
Mines
in
Week's
low
*
Corp
28 %C
Gold
Mining
Expressed
Last
12Vic Jan
1
Quemont
Quonto Petroleum
Are
Friday
•
Queenstown
Shown
STOCKS
Par
5c
1
Quebec Lithium
Quebec Manitou Mines.
Quebec Metallurgical
16,000
19c
''
46c
13,616
7%c
1
Develop
5,800
•
5c
1
Quebec Ascot Cooper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
55c
1.48
61c
1.52
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range),
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guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
following bid
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Acoustica Associates
-10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co •
Adler. Electronics Inc
10c
Acme
Inc
Airpax Electronics
Airwork Corp
Inc
Aileen
Homes
Albee
Culver
Alberto
Develop
State Credit class A
Land
Alico
Pepsi-Cola
Allegheny
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Maintenance
Radio Corp
Organ
Allen
Allied
Allied
Alpine Geophysical
Altamil Corn
9%
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American
American
American
American
American
American
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American
American
Gypsum Co
American
Corp
Anchor
Inc
Corp
Anelex
Anheuser-Busch
—10c
40c
Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
1
Avery
Adhesive Products
1
Avon
Products Inc
2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co
1
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—
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Atinos-Pak
9
Central
Telephone
13 ¥a
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Chicago
5 ¥b
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8 Va
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Consolidated
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Continental
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5 ¥4
4 ¥4
12 5/s
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16
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Coffee Company
Cook
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50c
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Bon
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133/a
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793/4
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43/4
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38
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Electrolux
Ask
Bid
Par
9%
10 V*
1
1
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Eastern
Electro-Tec
Ask
Bid
Par
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the
in
Instruments
Electro-Science
industrials and Utilities
Rents
Electric
The
request.
on
distrihntinr.
distribution.
primarily
Par
Electro
Abbey
furnished
national
distribution
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
bought (indicated by the
or
quotation
Securities
They are
(indicated
16
11
16 ¥4
7%
40 3/a
8 ¥2
10
9%
10 ¥2
5%.„
6 5/a
3¥a
3%
Volume
6177
Number
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(255)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Ask
Bid
Par
Par
Revere
Miniature Precision BearingsClass A
—-1
Minneapolis Gas ,Co
Missile Systems
10c
'
Mississippi Glass Co
10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line_l
Mississippi V&lley Gas Co
5
Missouri Utilities Co
1
Mite Corp
Modern
—
Homes
4
1
—_50c
:
Mobilife Corp
Moore
Products'
23
Roberts
2%
26'A
Rorer
27
Rose
17%
Timely
18%
Tip-Top Products class
44%
Tobin
62 ¥2
Tokeim
3
3%
Va
37%
34
1
1
10
-15'A
._30c
Transcontntl Gas
1
6 ¥2
20
Royal Industries Inc
17%
Rudd-Melikian
1
10j
13 J
11 ¥2
Russ
14%
Russell
Morton
11%
Inc
7%
•
23
3%
-
4 ¥2
7¥2
1
--
64
1
-
60 ¥2
1
Morningstar-Paisley Inc—i——_1
Morse Shoe Inc
4,—:—1-1.—-1
8%
-
127/8
Foods
Morton Mfg Corp =
Mothers' Cookie' Co_
\
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1
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Inc___—_n——-5
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■
Harrow
Capital
i.
Fabric 7 Co——
_3
9'A
Gas
National
Homes
Class
B
&
Oil
1.'.
l—.
A
Patent
National
Periodical
National
Propane Corp
Rolling -Mills..——
National
Development.lc
Neiman-Marcus
Nesbitt
(J^hn
Nevada
1
/
'
8%
2
250c
Co.
____1
•
!
•.
New
New
Jersey
New
York
Natural
G^s
Co
1
*
5
31%
1
8%
*
14%
1
22%
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1
—"
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals——10c
Nord
Photocopy
& Elec
5
North Penn Gas
Company.—_5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northern
Ontario
Northwest
Natural
Northwestern
Noxema
Nat
Service
Sea
B__l
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1
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3%
1
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Printers & Publish..
Servcmation Corp
United
States
12%
14 ¥b
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Envelop
Preferred
7%
United
United
11
1
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Assocs
—
21 ¥2
United
19
IIII1
Co.—
States Sugar
States
14%
5
10%
Inc
...
12
34%
5
31%
1
Co
12 ¥4
17 y4
4 ¥2
5 ¥4
Utilities
&
—50c
1
Power
6%
2%
3
10
24%
Corp
Co
,(G D)
&
Industries
Lines
2
—
13
14%
Shulton
4%
;
ai«
class
9 ¥2
Western
Ohio
Oil
Drill
&
Water
Exploration-
Service
Recovery
Oklahoma
Co.
10
31
Corp_.—r——lc
Cement
12
Okla Miss River Prod Line-—lc
Old
Ben
Coal
Corp
-—5
Onyx Chemical .Corp
Orkin Exterminating
Otter
Tail
Overnite
Oxford
Ozon
Power
«
Co
I
25 Va
20 ¥2
33
36 ¥a
18%
Whitin
27%
Whiting
34
36%
18%
Electric Company
3
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Mach.l
39
42 ¥2
Win-Chek
Co
2
Corp
2
143A
16
12 ¥2
14%
Iron
6%
7 ¥4
Corp
5
,
37 ¥2
inc
37 ¥4
13 V
class
14%
6 ¥4
7¥a
7 ¥2
8%
A__
Products
Skil
40 ¥a
Co_50c
25c
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—50C
;
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Small
Inc
8%
21%
34%
16
1 ¥4
2 ¥a
Wurlltzer
5 ¥2
6 3a
Wyandotte
41 ¥2
45%
6 ¥4
4¥b
Sonar
Sorg
Radio
•
9
Brewing
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Pacific
Airmotive
Pacific
Coast Properties
Far East Line Inc
Pacific
Pacific
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;Pacific Power
Pacific ; Vegetable
Oil
Instrument
Panacolor Inc
Panoramic
;
6¥2
8
7
20c
Inc
—
5
1
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1
Pattersop/(M F) Dental Supply
Pauley Petroleum Inc—
Pearson Corp
24%'
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Tube
Co__
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29%
Co_3.75
;
l
Piayskool Mfg
1
120
Rubber Co
Plymounth
PneumoDynamics
Pocket, Books Inc
Polychrome Corp
-Pope 11 (L P) Co—
Portland Genl
Potash Go of
10c
Pubco
Petroleum
Public
Sve
Public
Svc Co
Public
Svc bf
Co
New
;
No
Mex
Publishers 'Company Inc
Pueblo -Supermarkets Inc
Punta
Purex
:
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Corn
Sugar
Corp—
Ltd
1
■
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Radiation
Radio
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&
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Drilling conv class A„____20c
Redwing Carriers
1.25
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,
,
4%
_50c
For footnotes, see
page 44.
Corp
Lines
class
Inc
11 ¥4
1
A
1
11%
13%
51%
49
84¥2
Bank
54%
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49 V4
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of
12.50
34¥2
37%
61
65
41
45 ¥B
47
51%
35 ¥2
38%
32
35%
130
(Chicago) 20
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39%
80
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89
29%
138
32
Bank
Bank
65%
62
175
,
24 ¥2
27%
61
64 %
26
St
65
Louis
Union
Trust
Co—
Seattle
Second
41%
■
1st
10
Natl Bank of Phila
Natl Bk
Security First Natl Bank
1 <
(Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island NY.5
State Bank of Albany
10
National
Bank
28
31 ¥2
43
66 ¥4
69%
Trade Bank & Tr Co
85
91%
Trust Co Of
47¥2
517/8
Union Bank
24
26%
18
20%
(Conn).10
State Street B & T
(Boston) .10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
Union
15
(N Y)—10
New Jersey
:2%
(LOs Angeles)—7.5o
Commerce
Bk
Union Trust Co. of
(Cleve )_10
24%
26%
44
51 ¥2
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68
34
363/4
74%
37%
39%
60 ¥2
29
55 ¥2
65
31%
9%
10%
64%
67%
38%
42
55
40
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
65%
30 ¥2
(Boston).10
United States Trust <N Y)—£0
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42
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-
61 %
Maryland.10
United States Tr Co
-
59%
37
10
-
31
55 ¥2
(Wash)—10
40 >/4
10
69%
57%
165
Royal State Bk of New York—5
59
.
27%
52%
40%
;
37%
(SuffernNY)—
5
Royal Bank of Canada—..——10
88¥4
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8
24¥2
49
5
Tradesmen's
Rockland National
53¥2
66 ¥2
54 ¥2
20
41 ¥2
122
60 ¥2
45¥a
131
48
52%
5
32 ¥2
35%
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
54¥2
57%
Wachovia
Bank
Trust
&
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12%
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for
12%
12 ¥2
13%
14%
1
9 ¥2
10 ¥4
1
67/8
&
Texlze Chemicals
Chem
Inc
Therm-O-Disc Inc
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Glass
7%
Camp
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&
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21 ¥4
28
15%
Missile
13 ¥2
14%
Nashville Electronics
14 ¥s
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12%
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Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
T4>W
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—
3.50
3.50
100
3.30
Jun
4.20 Mar
3.30
3.60
800
3:00
Apr
4.20 Mar
_1
1.50
1.60
800
1.50
May
60c
60c
10O
1.70
1.70
4C0
60c
65C
800
1.40
1.40
...
Inc
Development Corp
13
Sales
25c
Leasing Credit "Jilts"
-14%
July
for Week
100
Co
Lead Mines
25%
Ending
Week's
1
Chemical
19 ¥4
2
Week
Sale Price
Par
Ansonia
1
*
for
Last
,
1
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Sales
Friday
I4¥a
1
-*
Northern Trust Co.
AHackensack
42
STOCKS
Thomasvflle Furniture Ind
12 ¥4
*
7.50
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45%
5%
1
-
&
& Trust
(Philadelphia)——12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
lo
3 ¥4
Thomas 3s Betts
10%
(Albany)
Community
4%
2 ¥2
Gas
Texas Industries Inc
.
Bank
Co
8%
Texas Butadiene
/
26%
50%
11 ¥2
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
.
56%
24 ¥2
8
56
,
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)
10 ¥2
7¥2
52 ¥2
(Cleve)
57 ¥2
'
52
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co (Phila)
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
9 ¥2
lc
Detroit—12%
Bank
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
49 ¥4
51
5
Tr Co (Union City)
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I
3%
10 ¥4
of
121
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
Bank
Hudson
5¥»
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13 ¥a
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.
9
45
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8
115
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34%
4 ¥4
17%
9
-
31
"
75 V*
10
New Rochelle
25
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co. 11
Carolina Natl Bank
5
41%
Exch Bk__10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)..20
HartfoTd Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
Hudson County National Bk__10
67/8
1
4
16
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6
8
38 ¥2
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21
10c
11 ¥2
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.
,
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45%
7%
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'70 ¥2
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Natl Bk of Passaic
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125/8
•
9%
32 ¥2
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Chicago
41%
'
260
47
of
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Bank
63 ¥2
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(N J)
-10
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Natl State Bk of Newark...6.25
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
s 47 ¥2
,
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59 ¥2
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46%
42
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32
1
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5 ¥4
4 ¥2
87/a
27
;
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44 ¥2
10
First Natl Bank of Dallas
59 ¥2
25c
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7 ¥»
6%
;
Tenax
43
..
138
43%
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
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10
&
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(N J)
National Newark & Essex
187/s
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,
Trust
Bank
National
61
130
¥4
Temperature Engin Corp
8%
40
1
Telex
28
7%
(Camden N
Natl
First
'6%
Television Shares Mangment
8%
26
—25c "
'
187/a
:
45%
17 ¥4
(Atlanta)
10
First Natl Bank (Baltimore)—10
First Natl Bank of Boston_12¥a
&
5¥2
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Trust
Pennsylvania
17 ¥4
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10
First
29 ¥2
4 ¥2
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Corp (Minn)
28 y4
National Commercial
397/s
v '
245
26 V*
York
New
National
; 324
'
56%
Natl Bk of St Louis
10
Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
3
!_1
42
5
Guaranty Trust Co
National
70¥2 ':
*
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
First
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Corp
(N
Bank
First
First
55
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Teleflex
5%
'27%
7%
-
25c
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Dynamics
10%
\
of
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Bank
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f
36
5
First
5
,
Telecomputing
29 ¥b
V
4¥2
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
Techno Fund Inc
1
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6
10
19
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4¥a
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—
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Ga
2%
1
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75
80%
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18%
3 ¥2
1
5
—
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.
10 7/8
4%
1
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.
24
1
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6%
; 1
9y8
1
Morgan
6%
15¥2
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Tasty Baking Co class
Tastee Freez Industries
10 ¥2
27
1
Puritan Fashions Corp
Purolator Products Inc.
R
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Tampax
5
First
21 ¥4
6
1
Indus
Tappan Co
6
;
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! 22%
•
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Monmouth
52 ¥2
of
'7%
2
40c
44
53
16 ¥2
65/8
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Fiduciary Trust Co
14 ¥a
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10
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48 ¥2
of
51%
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48¥2
14
4%
6
1
19V2
12%
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5
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79%
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19¥s
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Co
Bank
397/8
7¥a
Talley
73
Meadow
17%
19%
22%
48%
Maryland
Mellon
35
6
Corp
Manufacturers HanoveT B & T.15
75%
First
26%
34 ¥a
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Ek & Tr Co (NY)_10
24%
24%
56¥2
36%
Stk
30%
5
31%
70
Union
(Newark)
33%
28¥2
53y4
33
Trust
351/2
5
(Buffalo)
20
(Phila)
24 ¥a
18
Inc
Trust
366
(Philadelphia)—10
10
22
1
Co
10
Fidelity-Phila Trust
1
Corp
Trust
.5
19 ¥2
Greene
345
100
Trust Co
Natl
Ask
&
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St
Bid
Par
Bank
Long Island Trust Co
Fidelity
5
5%
Companies
Ask
56
25 ¥a
22 ¥4
—
5%
5
'
47%
15%
Strategic Materials Corp.:
Strawbridge & Clothier
26%
5
1
of
of
Hotels
Hall
6
4 ¥2
•
51¥2
10
(Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
I; New York)
1
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Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
60 ¥2
1
7%
10
5
1
(N Y)
14
Finance Corp A_1
Del Corp
,10c
Systron-Donner
! 87/8
6¥2'
Corp of America
J
Producing Properties Inc_4—10c
Professional Golf Co
;
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Progress Webster Elec
1
Co.
&
6 %
9 Va
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(Newark).25
22 ¥2
10
25c
Zurn
Liberty Real Estate
Co
13%
Swank
■
10%
37/8
_1
,
'
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"
Printing
Inc
Corp
52%
5
Co
Products
Electric
Transit
10%
•
54
1
Yellow
5
12%
A..2
16%
Yardney
49%
42¥2
20
Inc
14%
56%
22 ¥4
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6¥4
Continental 111 Bank &
14%
14%
>
4
13
24%
10c:
33
25 ¥a
Super Market Distributors Inc.l
Susquehanna Corp
1
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_25c
30 ¥2
123
»
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67
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1
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.
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62 ¥2
87'8
13%
15%
.
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Instrument Co
Premier Corp of America—
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Corp
,
28
3%
1
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5¥s
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_______50c
——
15%
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i27/a
12
.
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7 ¥2
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77/8
59
-
5
12
4¥2
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3%
12%
51
13%
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Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)__10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12¥a
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
32 ¥2
1
15%
1
Corp
9%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
77 V*
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;
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(Savannah)
10
66
„•
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50
305
17%
10¥2
13¥2
Works
State
'6%
1.4 A
25
15 ¥2
—10
10
Chemicals
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila..10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12¥a
8¥s
29 ¥2
of
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r
I47/8
26V4
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Screw
Stanley
29 ¥a
,
7¥4
A—1
—
Home
Star
28 ¥4
.
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26 ¥2
2 ¥a
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Register Co
Stahley
7
Corp
3%
'
5%
Natl Gas Co Inc__50c
13%
Pierce & Stevens Chem
Corp
2 ',"11 ¥4
Pioneer Natural Gas Co__—3.75
&
Standard
5%
27¥»
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Preferred
15 ¥4
Pickering Lumber
f
24%
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57/8
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6 ¥2
12%
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8%
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6%
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71/2
.
50%
—1
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Pepsi-Cola JBottling Co Wash_10c
5¥s
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers. Inc—1.
14%
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
:
.4%
Perini Corp
l
6¥4
Petrolit.e Corp-v—————25¥2
Philadelphia sub
Metals
Freight
>3%
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21V4
11 ¥2
1
2%
2
19%
47
1
15%
7
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141/4
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Pennsylyama Gas & Water Co-*
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co
1
.
5c
25
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Standard & Poor's Corp
11%
'
—25c,
— —_—
287/8
N
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Camden
5%
Producing Co
Special
26%
I
Gas
Spector
13 ¥e
-1
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10 ¥b
.11%
Paterson Parchmnt Paper Co.10
Gas
3%
14%
Broad
197/8
10c
Co
12 ¥2
•
11
Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis
29%
26¥2
America
Bankers
7%
26
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
'3%
+
—*
6 ¥4
4%
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
10
91/3
—1.
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v— JU
26%
18¥4
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Union
Southwest
'5%
8%
1
-
—
22
Bank
11 ¥2
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8%
1
20 ¥2
Bank of New York
19%
.
of
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce
15%
10%
7
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Nitrogen Co
Southern
14
5
Water
21%
7
1
8¥a
Par
Bank
4¥2
New
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25 ¥a
>
17%
,
&
Gulf
Southern
7
23
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Southern
26%
-
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Bakeries
California
11 ¥4
19%
5
•
Bank and Trust
14%
Develop—10c
Capital Corp
1
Telephone Co
10
10
1
A
Inc
Si\l»*-
21
135/8
&
Southern
12 ¥4
6¥b
24%
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Southern
12
18¥2
1
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York Research Corp class A
1
Zonollte Company
1
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17%
16
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26 V4
Laboratories
9 ¥2
10c
10%
10c
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11%
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5
7%
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Papercraft Corp
Pargas • Inc
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24
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10 ¥2
1
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6%
25%
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Voi-Shan Industries.
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4%
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23 ¥2
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19%
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5%
11 ¥4
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10c
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8%
5 ¥4
10
Corp class A
Wrather
7%
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Wometco
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35%
17¥2
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Wolf
12 ¥2
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Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
Vitamin Pharmaceutical
Vitramon Inc
20%
32
1
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407/a
18 ¥4
5
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1
Co
Industries Inc
Winston-Muss Corp
Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
Inc
Victor
19%
5
Varifab
.3.75
Co
—
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South
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Power
12.50
Wear
32
—
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Work
1
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7.50
Corp
20 ¥a
Mfg
27%
17 ¥4
Wilcox
17 ¥4
35%
25%
16%
27%
32%
1
14%
257/a
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29%
13%
26 ¥4
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14%
31%
27%
5
53
Vector
21
29
1
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Gas
Pub
Vanity
(San
22 ¥2
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Co
Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
25%
23
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Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable
7%
23
4
Transportation
Chemical
6%
Capital Go
Sierra
16%
10%
(Henry
Sierra
33%
14 ¥2
*
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Siegel
15 ¥2
5
Company
Weyerhaeuser Company
&
Conversion
50c
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8
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Wood
—50c
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Class B
10%
Western
.
Ocean
Co
22%
13 ¥4
19 ¥»
5%
9%
3%
18%
35 /8
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Kentucky Gas
17%
73%
20%
•
Western
1
Mills
16
68
Western Light & Telephone
5
Western Mass
Companies——50c
Western Natural Gas Co
l
19%
31
•
Co
39%
20%
4
•
Transmission
3
193A
Association
Shawmut
5
Co.
5%
24 ¥«
19
Manufacturing Co_5
18
10 A
8
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
Power
16%
Corp
20%
9 ¥2
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Camp Sea Food Co
....1
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Company__50c
3%
18
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Point
187/a
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18¥2
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99
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4%
14%
18%
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Westcoast
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5
17
13%
93
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11%
13%
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4%
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1
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&
Tube
18
10 ¥2
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Mould
1
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14
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&
13%
15%
Const
14%
Corp.
Truck
Utilities
32
13 ¥4
17 ¥4
Upper Penninsular Power Co..9
Uris
Buildings
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&
16 ¥4
27%
25 ¥4
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•
29%
11%
10
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21%
12%
1
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1
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6%
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11 ¥4
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3%
16%
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Sexton
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20%
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14 ¥2
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24 ¥a
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5
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33
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1
Sealas
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1
12 ¥4
18%
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Veeder Root
81%
11
1
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8 ¥»
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37%
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29%
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30%
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27
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7%
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4%
24%
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Watson Bros
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3%
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1
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19%
.
2.50
30%
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Williams
Seairam
30 Vn
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Foods
Pak
Searle
11%
75
5
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Sealed
14%
27
1
Machines
Seaboard Electronic
89 ""4
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Chicago Corp
Nutpne IncNytronics Inc
10 %
13¥2
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2%
84
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Gas
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5%
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21
2.50
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45 ¥s
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10
41
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;
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&
24%
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United
Scott
15%
Nielsen
Gas
Gas
Brands Inc
6%
(O M)
34y8
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Tucson
•
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6 ¥2
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Lad
&
14%
York Trap RockNicholson File Company
New
Welch
Corp
26%
Scott
33 V8
13¥4
51%
Products
5%
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35 ¥s
1
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5%
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Scott
18%
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24 ¥2
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Science
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9 ¥2
17
11%
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1
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Science
'13%
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10 ¥4
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United
11
12
5 ¥4
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Schneider
10 y4
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6%
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11%
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4¥4
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10c
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20%
4
20%
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6%
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23%
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Sawhill
16 ¥4
21%
14%
1
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15 ¥a
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5%
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9 ¥2
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29%
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23
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1
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Wallace Investments Inc
I_l2
Walnut Grove Products cl A.
2
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(Jim)
Corp
16 %c
Warner St Swasey Co
1
Warner Brothers
•
9%
26
Tool
26 ¥4
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8 ¥2
20%
5
28 ¥2
33 ¥3 florins
Pete
1
65 ¥2
11
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26 ¥2
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Wabash Magnetics
Waddell & Reed Inc
Walbaum Inc
34 ¥a
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8
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31 ¥2
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Trans-Coast Inv Co
Trans-Sonics Inc
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10 ¥2
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—1
1
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(Quotations for Friday, July 1 3)
Bid
*
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Co
class
37%
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56
1
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Foods
Time Inc
1
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Drug
Lewis
25%
40
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Royal
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(Wm H)
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Marie
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11%
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11
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Robertson
Rockower
5%
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Moore-Handley Inc——
17
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins & Myers Inc
24
10
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~—1
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Mills Inc—3 ¥2
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11%
6%
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle,...
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
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.
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Fund
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Business Shares
American
Fund
Growth
6.22
7.68
4.49
5.51
4.15
5.10
al2.06
8.02
1.44
Inc—lc
American Investors Fund—^—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund
Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
American
Ask
2.03
Bid
1.85
5.64
7.10
Far
—25c
1
1.25
1
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
4.23
8.77
1.58
4.62
4.89
7.90
3.37
5.32
8.59
3.68
10.09
10.97
1
915
10.00
Ridge Mutual Fund lnc__l
Boston Fund Inc new
1
10.53
11.51
8.69
9.50
50c
1
11.91
12.88
11.69
12.81
Ltd
Blue
Investing
Street
Broad
Bullock Fund Ltd—_
'
1
California Fund Inc—
Fund—,
General
Canada
■'
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13.79
1
Inc
Fund
Canadian
6.64
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6.08
,
15.07
15.42
16.69
9.51
i,
10.39
Canadian International Growth
—1
Ltd
Fund
Growth
Chase
of
Fund
Colonial
8.61
-1
11.32
12.37
1
—50c
1
5.93
9.29
10.14
6.48
10.10
11.08
Trust
Shares
Century
Chemical
lc
Fund
Stock
Boston_—.
Inc
Fund
Fund
Inc
9.44
Energy——1
10.58
11.56
Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—_1
9.06
9.90
Colonial
Growth
Commonwealth
&
Income
10.21
9.34
9.08
9.86
13.98
15.28
Fund Inc
Composite
9.87
,«
17 A
Trust_l
6.97
16-71
1830
Investment Inc
Fund——1
6.30
6.89
Vegh Investing Co Inc„
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
1
15.07
50.60
15.22
51.11
Delaware
1
9.90
9.39
7.38
10.82
10.26
Series
B
1
Western
De
Diver
Fund
11.07
12.04
12.15
3.99
13.04
14.11
1
5.30
5.81
Fund—1
5.43
5.96
Knickerbocker
Fund
Knickerbocker
Growth
Fund
Lazard
Life
Insurance
3.33
shares
————lc
shares
lc
Life
Units
*
14.68
3.59
3.68
1
2.65
2^70
Securities Co Inc_l
20.39
22.05
1
12.58
13.60
Shares
Trust
Investors
Corp
1
Series
Shares
8.16
11.23
8.05
14.99
12.73
18.52
Price
3.81
5.58
1.74
5.08
4.18
6.10
1.90
5.52
1
*
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
'Founders Mutual Fund
11.19
12.23
13.09
14.31
2.19
lc
lc
stock series—
Common
series
stock
Preferred
lc
2.41
5.58
2.42
Series
Bond
6.14
2.66
50c
7.04
State
Street Investment
lc
2.85
5.33
Stein
Roe
Stock Fund-lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Petroleum
shares
lc
11.81
8.77
12.95
9.61
7.17
(The)
Growth Industry Shares
Inc—1
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
H-C7
Series
6.54
10.45
11.45
16.18
16.67
al9.35
10c
10c
-
4.55
4.97
a24.37
7.05
7.20
7.66
7.83
2.32
2.54
Boston Inc—1
7.31
7.98
8.94
6.37
9.77
Income
Fund
of
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional
Shares
1
1
6.96
Ltd—
—lc
10.56
11.55
Fund_lc
8.99
9.84
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Inst Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Growth
6.20
6.79
lc
4.16
4.55
1
8.99
9.73
Boston—1
9.98
10.91
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
America
of
of
Investors
Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
10.53
11.38
Investors
Stock
15.99
17.29
Investors
,
.
Selective
10.20
10.90
5.67
6.13
5.15
5.57
Fund
Fund—
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Group Cdn Fd LtdInvestors
lstel
Research
Fund
1
Keystone
Inc
1
(The)
Johnston
B-l
Fund
Mutual Fund—1
Custodian
(Investment
10.08
11 02
30.56
31 17
Federal
Co
Co
First
Nat'l
Franklin
Globe
&
36%
Indemnity
Pacific
Insurance
131
Peerless
Cld/SS
28
30%
52%
Pioneers
5
58
64%
56
60
Pyramid Life Ins Co
1
12%
13%
Quaker
5
49
53%
61
Republic
2.50
4
Co
(NY)
Home
Life
$
11.04
11.93
6.84
7.46
Life
Eausch
#*
.
42
76
40'A
43%
26%
Security Ins (New Haven) —10
Security Life & Trust Co
5
62%
Southwestern Life Ins Co
*
90
98
Springfield Insurance Co—
2
31
49
52%
10
102
$6.50
Title
167
44'A
47%
Travelers
47
50%
United
Family
59
United
Ins
of
5
51
54%
U S
1
11%
12%
U S Life Ins
67
34
U S
118
55
58%
.3
30
33%
62
71%
67%
40%
Westchester Fire
Fund
Wall
6.10
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
I
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s Sep
3'As Jan
17, 1962
100
15, 1963
15.55
10.80
5.36
5.86
4.93
5.39
2.77
3.03
8.22
8.98
1
9.18
10.03
1
—1
11.87
12.90
13.46
14.67
12.13
13.11
1
Corp
Mutual
Washington
Fund Inc
Investors
Wellington Equity Fund
Fund
Wellington
16.90
9.85
Inc
Street Investing
-1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
6.20
6.78
6.13
6.63
Funds—
Swap
Street
Congress
Street
a8.65
Inc—
Fund
99. 28
Fund
3.10s
100.1
99.29
99 .27
Federal
99.29
> 99 31
Wire, 4yas_1981
point
a
1, 1962
Land
Bank
Bonds—
100,3
100
100.2
3%s
Feb
100.3
100.7
20, 1963—
2%s May
1, 1963
4J/2S Apr 20, 1964
100.9
100.1
4s
101.2
Oct
Oct
3%s Dec
21, 1966
100. 6
100.14
3'As
10, 1965
101. 4
101.20
4'As
4'As Sep
5'As Feb
4 %s
Jun
101.16
May
99.20
101.20
100.24
100.12
100.24
100.12
100.24
99
1
2, 1966
99.16
97.24
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
4s
98.24
98
20, 1965
99.16
101.12
20, 1965
Feb
100.6
100.12
__
20, 1964
Dec
101
"99.31
Oct.. 22, 1962
100. 30
4'As Dec 12, 1966
3%s Mar 11, 1968
4%s Apr 10, 1969
4%s Apr 10, 1970
100
99.29
Aug 20, 1962
99. 31
99. 30
100.1
99.30
.
4%s
99.28
100. 6
Ask
99.31
3, 1962
3%s
98.8
101
—
101.16
99.24
100.8
4'As Mar 20, 1968
100.8
100
101.8
43/8.s
Mar
20, 1969
100.24
101.24
102
103
4%s
July 15, 1969
102.16
103.16
99
100
5%s
Feb
105.16
106.16
3i/2s
10, 1970
20, 1970—:
101.8
10, 1971
10, 1971
101
102
5'As
Apr
1, 1970
July 20, 1970
105.24
106.24
10, 1972
106
107
4'As
Oct
101.8
102.8
12, 1972
100 16
101.16
98 24
99.24
95
1, 1970-1967
96
Mueller
5'As
Brass
3%s
Petroleum
1977
5s
ww
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificate
3'As Feb
Bid
Ask
Power
&
Lgt
119
Phoenix
102
Sheraton Co of Am
Southern Bell
Steel
Calif
Southern
4%s__1992
5'As
ww..
Sperry Rand 5'As ww
Tenn
Gas Trans
5s
Gas Transmission
83
100'A
110
"Textron
Amer
5s
60
112
97
Underwood
94'A
97
United Gas Corp
117
1982
101
101'A
101'/8
101 »/2
100
103
1971
Corp 5'As—
U S Industries
5'As
Utah
101'A
Westcoast
4'As
Trans
98%
1971
97
Bid
Ask
•
(Continued)—
100
100.2
4%s
May 15, 1964
102.9
15, 1962
100.1
15,1962
100.8
3'As Nov
15, 1962
100.3
2%s Feb
15,1963
3%s Feb
l'As Apr
15, 1963j.———
1, 1962_
May 15, 1963—
3'As May 15, 1963_
l'As Oct
1, 1963
4%s Nov 15, 1963
100.23
if
103.3
103.5
a
100.22
15, 1964
100.20
99.24
l'As
Oct
4%s
Nov
1, 1964_
15, 1964
103
103.2
100.5
l'As
Apr
1, 1965
95
95.6
99.22
99.24
100.1
1, 1963__-^__
100.21
15, 1964
Aug
3%s Aug
100.10
99.20
100.3
09.4 '
4s
-
99.8
May 15, 1965
l'As Oct
1, 1965—-,
3%s
Feb
Apr
Aug
100.24
l'As
100
100.2
4s
98.14
98.18
101.31
96.10
4%s
100.22
/
Dated
102.1
103
102.28
Due
Bid
Ask
I
99.28
1
93.4
92.28
9
1,1966
91.28
92.4
;J
l'As
1, 1967
90.28
91-4
|
101.2
15, 1966
Apr
Rate
Dated
100
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
99.30
100
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
99.31
100.1
3'As
100.2
3.10s
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
99.27
99.29
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
99.27
99.29
10-
1-62
1-62
11-
1-62
100
United States
Bid
5-
Due
1-62
2-
Ask
Bid
4-63
100.2
100
99.31
100.1
99.28
99.30
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
Ask
98%
103
July
19, 1962
99.976
99.978
Oct
25, 1962
99.170
99.198
July
26, 1962
99.922
99.926
Nov
99.118
99.142
Aug
2, 1962
Aug
9, 1962
Aug T6, 1962
Aug 23, 1962
Aug 30, 1962
Sep
6, 1962
99.866
99.870
Nov
1, 1962
8, 1962
99.809
99.816
Nov
15, 1962
99.004
99.031
99.754
99.762
Nov
23, 1962
98.931
98.960
99.692
99.700
NOV
29, 1962
.
98.882
98.912
99.635
99.643
Dec
.
98.816
98.848
99.575
99.584
Dec
13, 1962
98.758
98.792
Sep
13, 1962
99.518
99.528
Dec
20, 1962
98.700
98.735
20, 1962
99.461
99.472
Dec
27, 1962
Sep
21, 1962
99.468
99.479
Jan
Sep
27, 1962
99.404
99.416
Jan
99.342
99.353
Jan
99.280
99.290
99.247
99.267
99.227
99.253
4, 1962
11, 1962
Oct
15, 1962
18, 1962
Oct
106
100
105
100%
100%
•No
94'A
New
——
i
101%
111
6, 1962
3, 1963
99.061
.
.
.
98.642
.
98.532
10, 1963
15, 1963
Apr 15, 1963
July 15, 1963
99.086
98.462
98.424
98.679
98.556
-
-98.487
98.450
97.634
97.664
96.714
.
96.734
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
tNew
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
\
101.6
l'As Oct
99.30
2-62
1
94.6
1-62
1-
1
1
94
4-62
2-
I
.
99.24
I
15, 1966
1,1966
9-
4-61
9
96.16
8-
11-1-61
12-
Oct
1
102.11
15, 1964
5s
100.3
3%s Nov
Oct
3
97.14
3%s May
100.6
1992
91
point
97.8
100.2
1970
>
a
1, 1964
15, 1962
101%
.
of
Apr
Aug
1982
5'As—u.-—1988
32nds
l'As
3'As Aug
l'As Oct
1971
4'As
——
Power
4%s
100'A
-1982
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s_1982
95'A
101
100'A
55
5s_1982
more
Sep
102'A
99%
99%
or
100.7
Treasury Notes—.
Ask
107
Edison 4'As_1987
98
102.24
3.15s
1967
99%
95.24
100.8
101.24
100.5
3'As May 15, 1963
4s
one
Treasury Notes
15,1963
3.20s
1969
5s
Telep 4%s___2001
99'A
Texas
100'/8
,
Maturity—
of Indebtedness—
3.05s
88'A
107
1973
-
94.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a9.53
4y2S_1987
1, 1971—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
3.10s
Bid
Service
99'A
100
35%
3y4s
100.1
99 26
Oct,
3.05s Dec
4s
al5.36
Inc—
Inc
Fund
101%
'•
of
Cooperatives—
Aug
1, 1962
3.20s
99.30
99 .31
wi
32nds
more
4s
al4.60
Centennial
Louisiana Gas
Pacific
118
8%
32
for
100.6
Rate
a72.59
Capital Exchange Fd_
Capital
99%
95
or
100.24
a38.55
Fund
•'
189
one
100. 16
Sep
al8.13
Inc
Fund
Diversification
a76.13
Inc
Fund
Street
Devonshire
al0.79
Inc
Fund
Centennial
Pacific
113
7%
Bid
100.2
99 .27
15, 1963
6.25
78
1977
2
10, 1964
11, 1964—
4s
11.80
5.72
102
Gen'l Tire & Rubber
6s ww.1982
Hotel 6s ww
1984
Keystone Steel &
Co in
Ask
Banks
3%s May 11, 1964
6.67
10.80
1975
Hilton
Insurance—
20, 1974
Mountain States Tel 4'As—2002
98'A
Fire
4'As Feb
99'A
98 %
8
13.56
100%
105
24%
12.41
100%
100
59%
21
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares-1
United Science Fund
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
72
109
55%
Obligations of Government Agencies
96%
107'A
7%
2.50
America
City of N Y.2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
Funds Inc—
United
Bonds—
99%
142
97
99 %
99'A
12%
25 %
135
99.8
1992
98
108
1
15, 1972-1967
69
113
.5
Co
15, 1972
96%
101
Co
Co
Ins
Security Life Ins (Ala).l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
105
33%
11
Insurance
(NY)
70%
104
22
Life
55'A
2
(NY).„...8
Sep
Lowenstein (M) & Sons 43As 19R'
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 4%s_1992
Columbia Gas 4y2S
1987
Consolidated Edison 4%s__1992
Container Corp 4.40s
_1987
El Paso Natural Gas
5'As—1977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
1976
Florida Power 4'As
1992
Food
Machinery 3y8s
1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
Ins
Guaranty Co
Feb
99'A
105
preferred
Standard Sec Life
158
80%
64
97
May
103 '/4
11%
38
Co
37/8S
99%
Opt 41/as__ 1979
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4y8s
1982
81%
10
5
Surety
4'As
102 %
Lomb
1
Amer.
Seaboard
31/25
1992
98%
of
Ins
77
102.24
1992
&
Seaboard Life
6.25
100.24
1994
97%
70%
Marine
&
99. 24
Tel
1982
33%
63
Fire
101. 24
Power 4%s
5%s
29
Paul
23'A
10
6%
26%
13%
Security & Conv. Debentures issues
(Commonwealth of)—
71%
28%
22
12, 1973
Westminster
Australia
67
10, 1977
16.06
4%s
.5
4'As Feb
14.71
Appalachian Power 4%s
(Pa)
City Life Ins
4'As Jun
Investors
Ask
6
9.23
Second
Bid
26
1
57
Ins...5
10%
10
(N C)
United
—_
81%
101
9%
3.63
Ohio
4%s
1
11.17
25.67
&
165
12
5
52%
76
94
Life
Owners
8.68
23.66
Tel
—5
10
10
Accident..
47
3.32
24.59
BondsAmer
150
Co_—__ 10
Co
&
Standard
39%
5
Corp
(NY)
.'1—2
Insurance (Texas)..10
St
Boiler
Insurance
60%
36%
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance__1
108
5
Insp & Insurance
Jefferson
54
Y.10
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
6%
102
5
'
Steam
32%
10.22
21.69
Alabama
5%
4
(Jacksonville Fla) _2'A
Hartford
30
Reinsurance
57%
Corp
(Phoenix)
Ins
3'A
N
Providence-Washington
4
Ins
19%
42
C)—
Home
43%
16
Phoenix
49 /;•/
D
40
39
Co
*
(Wash
41%
Co—
1
of N Y
Insurance
Ins
5%
A
Life
Life
45%
1
12'A
of
59%
Great Amer Life Underwriters—
Gulf
Insurance
Peoples
129
3.33'A
Col
Co
4
Employees Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
4'As Sep
4'As Aug
a26.46
of Canada Ltd
1
Recent
51%
Pacific
3%s
B-3
Northern Ins Co of N Y
55
Insurance
American
2.50
Northeastern Insurance
57
119
Gov't
Great
River
22%
79%
Co
Republic
37%
20'A
113
Corp
10
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co__*
Glens Falls
5
Gov
34
10
(SF)_
Life
Life
Ins
Fire
52'A
75
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fund
32%
York
Fire
1.25
Reinsurance
Firemen's
29
Corp class A
Hampshire Insurance..
New
124
Assoc
Insurance
37%
5
New
17%
5
(N J)
Group
5
Co..——5
36%
-5
Co
Inc
Life Ins
42%
15'A
Union
AA
1
Federal
Funds—
Bonds)-
~7~88
14.29
a33.24
Whitehall Fund Inc
all.94
Casualty
Eastern
23%
5
Accident
Inv__10c
1
Growth
Century
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-2
7.29
United
Haydock Fund Inc—
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc_.—lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc_10c
10.92
34
1
Inc—
Fund
Texas
20th
4.46
Assurance
Employers
Employers
83%
21%
34
/
85%
79
Nationwide
48
76%
115
National
&
Line Ins
5
Insur
'
1
59%
North
42%
,
71
5
37%
29%
39
79
..10
34%
26'A
52%
com
55
1
4%
49%
:•
Ins
Life
Old
4%s Jun
8.82
13.45
13.05
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
UBS Fund
Series H-DA
Continental
Life
Forster
National Fire
148
46%
,.10
Nat'l
America—1
Gen
&
(Bait)
Nat'l
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Crum
Life
59'A
4%s Sep 10, 1962
3'As Mar 11, 1963
4'As Nov 12, 1963
9.99
1
Inc
Fund
Stock
of
Co
47
—
54 %
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Combined Ins
4
52
2
13%
141
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
15%
33%
113
12%
1
Monument
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Farnham
Fund
Balanced
14%
23%
31%
Casualty
1
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Mass
4%
20%
105
5
50
3'As July 16, 1963
a9.77
1
10
Insur
Maryland
'
4%
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
10.20
8.16
Corp—*
8%
"A"—2 J
3.40s May 15, 1963
12.33
1
Inc—1
Sovereign Investors
Inc—
Funds
Hamilton
(Edson B) Fund
Southwestern
Investors
28
5
(N Y)
3'As Apr
a8.89
Industry Inc—1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
&
Casualty
7.03
al7.71
1
Shares—1.25
American
27%
26%
1
(N J)
8.25
& Clark—
in Amer
23
Life
1
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc:
Life___—-1
10.64
al2.46
Stock Fund Inc
Common
Selected
Standard
9.38
Scudder Stevens & Clark. Fund_l
National
Ins
5
6.43
25c
of Canada
Lincoln
13
3%s Feb 15, 1963—
3.15s Mar 15, 1963—.
7.57
1
Inc
6.42
Common
8.12
14.86
1
72'A
11%
Life
10
9.74
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Fund
7.51
13.67
1
Growth Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Smith
Capital Growth
4.21
Research Investment
6.80
Securities,—
3.85
1
6.26
Group
13.20
Fund
—1
General Investors Trust
13.07
Inc—
Liberty
1
Boston Insurance Co_
Citizens
Lincoln
Inc_l
D C)
Re-insurance
9.28
(Geo)
Scudder Stevens
(Wash
Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
11%
65
5
Assurance-
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
9%
;
Assurance Co of Penna—5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
—10
25%
1
(Galveston)
10.19
8.49
1
Shares
,
10.09
Fund
Life
24%
22
Liberty Life
Ins—
Companies
Ins
10.71
Puritan
Fund
Life
Mercury
Nat
~7~47
9.77
2.50
7.28
7.42
9.19
—1
1
of America Inc
6.82
Putnam
23%
21
Co_1.50
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
1
•
Income—1
1
Scudder
6.50
Growth Stock
6.62
6.A3
8.39
Utility Series
Fund
Fundamental Investors
5.98
Fund
for
American
Interstate
al2.17
—
Fund
11.80
-1
Inc
Fund
Provident
Revere
Funds—
Custodian
Franklin
10.80
21%
(Newark N J)__2'A
Amer
28%
72
Fla)
Home
48%
31%
77%
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)„2
Heritage
Co
Ask
25%
28
American
Ins
Bid
43
2
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer
2
(Va)—5
32
General
Life
Co
Corp
Insurance
21
5
Insur
Par
...
Insurance
29
American
American
Life
Lawyers Title Ins
19
American
(Jacksonville
Lamar
1
Casualty_5
preferred
conv
Hanover
Securities
Inc
Fidelity &
$1.25
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
Inc
Mutual
Fund
Putnam
8.74
al3.88
1
(T Rowe)
Fund
7.58
11.60
8.65
Inc
Pioneer
7.41
13.87
11.71
17.13
6.94
10.73
Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
7.88
7.97
1
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
10.27
5.88
Fund——1
Street
Square
Fidelity Capital Fund—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—:
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc_——I
5.38
7.29
Chemistry &
William
Fund
7.45
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Electronics
"Penn
3.76
1
Series
Fund
Horizons R P Fund
One
5.75
3.44
1
Stock
England
5.26
6.82
1
Series
Growth
New
11.34
1
Series
Income Series
Stock
10.38
1
Series
Stock
Equitable Assur
American
72'A
114
5
_
General Reinsurance
1
Series
Bond
Preferred
25c
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
9.37
al3.21
1
National Securities Series—
—20c
Equity Fund Inc—A.
Federated Growth Fund
8.53
1
Fund
Investment
Mutual Shares Corp
York
al^:5Jt
Inc
Fund
Energy
7.80
13.56
Oppenlreimer Fund
11.86
5.12
6.30
7.12
Growth—1
Found
New
12.25
12.82
5.60
5.75
*
Investing Foundation—1
Mutual
Over-the-Counter
J.1.33
22.90
-10
(111)
American
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Series
Mutual Invest
Nucleonics
50c
Stock Fund
-50c
Electronics Investment Corp
1
20.95
interest—1
Series
Insurance
7.46
109
Co
Casualty
Continental
6.83
65
5
Insurance
Connecticut
Fund—
C)
(B
Growth
13.60
Fund—
beneficial
of
Morton
3.20
2.68
12.44
1
Inc
5.04
15.73
Fund
2.93
2.45
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
Massachusetts
2.35
Trust
Investors
shares of beneficial int—33'Ac
Mass
1.93
2.94
2.15
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
3.23
Balanced
1.77
2.69/
lc
shares
Petroleum
Agricultural
Ask
.
3.50
Insurance.
All Amer Life &
American
3.05
Paper
9.27
1
al4.18
2.42
Metal
4.66
X14.47
Inc
Life
Amer
2.21
8.09
Howard—
11.58
shares—lc
Industries
General
8.46
&
15.52
10.62
a26.38
lc
Electric shares
2.94
Eaton
14.20
of Can
1
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
Loomis
14%
11.75
Managed Funds—
25c
Dreyfus Fund
13V4
Fund Inc—1
Stk
21.03
x.10.75
Fund
Loomis-Sayles
Fund—1
Investment
Shares
1
Inc
Income Trust
1
Insurance Investors Inc__ 1
Lexington
Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dividend
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
13.26
3.65
9.80
19.28
—
New
Diversified
Dow
1
Fund Inc
Stock Fund Inc_l
Growth
4.91
Dividend
Income
Delaware Income
4.49
Balanced
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Diversified
9.50
National
19
6.38
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Crown
8.70
(Income Fund)
(Growth Fund)
Nation Wide
1
Inc———
Consolidated Investment
1
K-2
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stic)
1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Sties)—1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
K-l
Mutual
-Z'??
■—1
Inc
Fund
Fund
Concord
9.08
50c
-
—
8.98
Mutual
Composite Bond & Stock
W.
Bid
Aetna
1
Massachusetts
Capital Life Ins Shares &
i
v
Ask
Cont.
Life
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Keystone Custodian Fund
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
(Quotations for Friday, July 13)
Insurance Companies
priee.
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
k Admitted
issuad.
y
to
listing
Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
196
Number
6177
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(257)
45
P
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
pared with
based
increase
an
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
July 14, clearings from all cities of the United States
us,
on
from which
be
4.9%
}t is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
those for the corresponding week last
preliminary
totals
stand
against $29,566,970,532 for the
this center there is
6.7%.
$31,027,112,681
week
same
1961.
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Ending July 14
York
1,401,302,619
Philadelphia
*1,130,000,000
835,681,136
—
Boston
.
—;
;
;
428,800,000
Francisco
•
467,815,885
+
+
7.5
+
0.1
+
3.6
—
1.0
701,382,079
five
$23,897,150,772 $22,762,224,153
days
5,941,634,924
detailed
in
the
of
District totals register
City Reserve District there is
Dallas
cisco
Reserve
District
Week
Ended
July 7—
-
SUMMARY
J
'
;
OF
BANK
District of
Reserve
All
cities,
cities,
five
days.
5.0
+
5,670,621,980
4.8
+
$29,838,785,696 $28,432,846,133
day
one
1,188,326,985
Total all cities for week
\
*
Our
1st
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
V
Chicago
12
;
York
shares
100,160,175
cities
Railroad
misc
&
International
U.
S.
$176,333,000
Bank_
Government
Total
~
8,545,000
571,794,331
43,854,400
i
36,989,700
:
2,000
$833,188,800 $857,484,700
$184,878,000 $118,282,600
916,500,732
835,432, 744
14,712,588,009
1,128,261,574
+
17.3
13,043,084,042
11,103,667, 372
'I....
982,805,191
"
4.6
306.519
1,017,691, 423
"
1,179,708,719
1,520,553,148
+
7
8.4
1,321,127,397
1,344,720, 770
808,079,501
1,402,520,908
773,686,616
+
"
+
4.4
718,052,131
10
"
1,396,001,842
1,318,812,624
+
5.9
1,250,050,404
822,261 005
1,234,227 239
17
...
9
6
'
"
1,777,693,190
1,744,543,385
+
1.9
1,575,228,863
1,590,978
"
792,965,701
775,568,256
+
"
698,879,737
655,426,954
+
6.6
10th
Kansas City
11th
Dallas
San Francisco
Quarter
83,253,414
>92,803,996
63,932,362
60,533,354
65,715,223
82,449,890
215,497,672
April
299,946,967
65,255,742
101,775,900
.
May
110,987,380
June__
'
Quarter—.
.
Six Months—
The
month
of
of bank
June
each of the
New
and
1962
York..
74,585
64,351,283
202,650,982
665,272,523
+ 10.1
626,729,480
558,096,298
+ 12.3
537,038,417
530,149 ,948
"
1,553,928,722
1,371,999,529
+.13.3
1,253,773,753
1,265,090 ,666
29,326,230,906
26,023,277,408
+ 12.7
23,499,277,839
21,739,845,743
12,564,049,061
11,765,895,986
+
6.8
10,887,997,130
11,036,935,636
732,558,976
106 cities
We
also
City
—
furnish
a
totals
of the clearings for the
summary
District
of
there
month
increase
an
was
1961
aggregate of $141,445,687,158. In the New York
the totals register an improvement of
1.3% and in the Boston Reserve District of 0.6% but in
Reserve
District
the
Month
of
392,831,921
442,703.739
totals
District
'1
4,693,593,608
77,080,605,702
"
"■
5,514,319,743
7,466,806,614
5,565,844,080
0.9
"
3,911,031,238
7,207,298,974
3,992,426,058
6,992,149,522
3.6
8
'
cities
14
"
10
New York
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
16
"
7,346,004,600
7th
Chicago
31
"
12,286,418,949
—
13
-
15
—
:
T
7
8th
11th
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
"
11
:
"
—
"
:
—
"
York
0.4
6,956,782,687
11,432,193,973
11,204,755,433
4.2
3,485,322,474
3,379,730,384
3,613,473,654
4,750,598,793
+
0.7
3,340,085,676
3,290,399,977
+
3.8
4,564,438,959
+
6.1
4,513,847,555
4,860,443,503
7,554,508,689
„
+
5.1
7,005,607,379
'6,780,710,658
141,445,687,158
69,480,561,417
+
1.9
131,644,317^536
"67,741,064,886
-
+
2.6
64,964,586,784
~63,269,024,729
the
six
months
FOR
ended
June
in
30
We
shown below:
LEADING
CITIES
IN
1960
1959
73,704
66,679
58,297
1962
1961
1960
438,070
416,168
'
/;
;.r
359,189
1959
cities
1960
$
Dec. %
$
$
4.8
24,883,447,130
23,559,547,463
New York
5.4
371,697,170,099
26,484,519,422
428,896,060,273
27,750,360,754
+
2nd
10
"
28,550
3rd
Philadelphia
13
"
33,263,464,620
31,456,913,439
31,870
4th
Cleveland
15
"
44,313,371,858
23,133,855,089
40,893,856,939
22,570,787,622
3,659
3,361
3,380
3.260
21,834
18,834
19,787
18,261
5th
Richmond
8
"
Boston
3,773
3,762
3,610
3,393
22,291
21,373
20,148
19,153
6th
Atlanta
16
"
San
3,943
3,791
3,386
3.261
23,468
21,555
19,682
18,622
7th
Chicago
31
"
2,960
2,837
2,860
2,771
17,425
451,877,032,390
15,818
16,505
15,444
8th
St. Louis
2,550
2,314
2,330
16,459
14,762
13,846
13,615
9th
2,045
2,083
2,252
12,415
11,600
12,381
12,308
10th
Minneapolis
Kansas City
2,135
2,186
13,732
12,929
12,279
12,534
11th
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
2,220
Louis.,.
1,844
1,836
1,777
1,738
11,144
10,786
10,485
10,048
Minneapolis.
2,402
2,389
2,205
2,150
13,907
13,103
12,195
...
2,165
1,964
1,847
1,870
13,035
11,416
11,058
10,581
....
2,040
2,007
1,918
1,850
12,643
11,770
11,305
10,710
1,797
1,856
1,879
1,797
10,798
10,587
10,255
10,125
1,500
1,386
1,406
8,897
8,121
8,120
1,119
1,095
31,057,011,992
342,540,194,421
30,854,218.327
42,219,150,471
40,511,683,911
+
2.5
21,419,770,195
21,255,078,634
8.5
40,860,949,813
37,589,488,922
63,618,832,957
66,991,807,767
20,921,625,950
+
7.1
20,477,309,550
20,031,371,451
27,714,434,290
+
33,898,447,430
-
6.3
29,573,091,765
"
+
22,403,390,082
21,177,469,477
"
"
41,535,287,146
68,346,948,527
+
30,360,059,870
19,504,819,247
5.7
18,559,737,531
18,346,222,227
6.7
26,020,763,729
26,326,375,047
+ 11.7
29,047,491,573
28,375,576,025
7,803
1,052
1,375
"1,083
+
45,050,516,904
72,640,765,734
"
11
+
'
12,009
Houston
7
16
14
.
5.7
8.4
331,117
28,686
32,949
2,676
1959
Inc. or
19$62
14
2,045
Six Months
1961
Boston—
1st
four years:
Six Months
Six Months
Six Months
1
Federal Reserve Districts
Jan. 1 to June 30—
1961
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the six months for
V*1
JUNE
34,801
St.
4,917,299,896
121,566,155,567
29,177
2,308
6,412,274.066
5.1
31,025
City
3,887,270,996
+
35,370
Kansas
2.0
Atlanta
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
.
Richmond
..
Louisville
..
New
Seattle
6,092
924
6,058
5,492
5,546
7,674
7,103
7,105
5,688
1,058
984
1,059
6,406
5,772
5,625
"1,288
.1,255
7,905
7,589
7,785
7,512
+
9.6
40,603,095,170
38,654,525,290
+
6.2
733,837,705,020
691,136,562,473
414,063,330,291
City
385,995,160,525
+
7.3
374,648,013,859
360,019,360,723
5,679
1,197
42,951,583,233
802,163,448,162
5,360
.n 94i
York
New
cities
6,093
955
1,181
1,225
Jacksonville.
6,392
966
1,198
1,114
.....
6,120
1,018
1,270
Orleans
Outside
47,052,285,770
852,134,051,873
"
18
173
Total
!
The
following compilation covers the
years
7
•
■
by months for two years
MONTHLY
'
•
—
Portland
1,107
Omaha
1,043
1,022
1,362
...
Birmingham.
1,230
1,282
846
801
,1,056
5,919
5,977
5,563
7,948
6,956
6,998
6,408
772
5,205
4,828
4,540
4,604
6,454
5,970
5,406
5,230
1,111
946
.....
6,438
917
789
1,063
986
.
-
.
Month
St.
-....
.
Paul...,
888
802
.,873
802
.
v
4,932
5,217
4,483
4,432
January
S
$
.
Buffalo
Milwaukee
671
653
Total
,
10,579
All vri 144,065
We
773
69,480
now
740
702
4,370:
4,905
661
649
„
.
4,024
3,834
4,004
3,561
685
4,197:
4,586
790,698
9,806
-
9,300
3,694
•
4,543
4,687
4,863
637
'
3,853
3,941
4,382
131,334 121,838 112,260
10,111
4,180
.621
■
•
739
...
NYC
.672
683
733
806
Cities
Outside
703
744
r
.
Tot. 31 Cities 133,486
Other
709
'658
i
Washington
Nashville
795
.
4,051
3,843
3,718
638,293
67,741
add
our
64,964
63,269
61,436
57,318
852,134
802,163
733,837
385,995
374,648
55,342
Total
Quarter
1st
detailed statement showing
1962
^
■a
'+
396,007,179,329
$
60,759,860,057
A
i"
■t
t.
68,627,922,012
Dec. Vo
66,036,474,251
;
+ 12.5
56,566,894,429
7.4
+
2.9
189,289,500,954
r
+
' 66,686,132,274
.
203,675,864,122
5.7
Inc. or
$
.
74,288,082,053
4.4
+.. 2.9
1961
1962
>
■
+
7.6
+
12.8
60,508,609,630
68,255,900,283
122,692,985,650
142,017,596,025
+ 13.9
149,597,064,464
—„,—
+
5.3
72,651,004,469
68,455,985,055
+
141,445,687,158
+
1.9
69,480,561,417
67,741,064,886
+
2.6
433,407,998,050
"406,156,268,833
+
6.7
210,387,466,169
196,705,659,571
+
7.0
852,134,051,873
r~r"
2nd
Total
6
Quarter—__
Months
802,163,448,162
+
6.2
414,063,330,291
385,995,160,525
+
the figures for each city for the
7.3
month of June and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week
Inc. or
Dec. %
1961
$
Inc. or
1962
1961
$
1962
ended July 7;
-Week Ended July 7-
—Jan. 1 to June 29
$
;
6.1
144,065,912,711
52,843
1961
$
■
9.8
+
141,457,231,801
139,745,020,875
June
-Month of June-
Clearings at
+
116,726,660,185
418,726,053,823
._
April
360,019
~
••:'•
or
Dec. %
••
..
145,599,313,743
691,136
414,063
$
121,855,514,857
—
March
Total
141,445 131,644 121,566
••
•.
Inc.
137,823,287,343
151,271,225,223
—
February
3,598
678,495
744,845
CLEARINGS
I-
-Clearings Outside New York-
.
..
"
Memphis
'
1961
1962
"
Denver
•
-Clearings, Total All
Dec. %
$
$
Inc. or
1960
1959
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Portland
21,222,666
_
Fall
River
42,392,791
11,965,987
7,686,186
Springfield
18,764,326
8,359,864
21,701,332
Bedford
18,827,369
-
-
+
—
7.5
116,965,843
107,402,952
+
8.9
233,393,094
214,526,201
+
8.8
+
4.3
8,799,784
775,599,221
+
4.9
4,226,795
+
9.0
22,291,864,376
21,373,812,804
3.0
107,156,997
102,179,105
7.6
69,208,370
63,517,934
8.1
43,761,903
45,633,403
+ 15.3
113,645,282
—
+
—
Haven
_
+
8,203,283
673,656,647
6,442,911
660,093,349
4,004,209
+
5.6
3,780,859
3,430,733
—13.6
1,545,231
-
4.1
1,920,559
2,223,671
8.5
4,561,627
3,714,976
19,430,047
1,624,693
+ 22.8
4,C57,662
4,947,729
+ 13.8
16,134,989
16,215,233
90,296,846
73,620,241
+
6.9
571,241,682
439,768,542
502,905,881
412,206,120
+
6.7
17,076,013
14,161,001
+ 20.6
13,763,956
13,215,062
+
2.5
1,605,803,898
1,526,937,011
+
5.2
67,399,011
52,840,596
+ 27.6
61,685,424
63,612.322
118,136,239
118,379,616
0.2
723,720,961
664,477,176
+
8.9
28,725,918
28,287,280
+
1.5
26,131,075
23,123,242
+ :10.5
—
33,700,100
+
—
8.8
24,624,600
155,911,400
141,053,500
195,456,100
204,217,500
1,167,408,200
1,129,742,700
18,807,155
17,823,384
+
5.5
110,510,206
95,356,989
4,693,593,608
4,667,701,355
+
0.6
27,750,360,754
26,484,519,422
+ 13.1
—
4.3
'
(14
-
5,197,091
6.3
4.3
+ 20.2
256,231,750
27,849,900
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
104,767,646
3,908.256
+
+
729,888,619
98,233,772
78,683,187
Waterbury
New
-
—
-
3,964,683
7,323,814
4,133,685
8.2
0.3
+
262,672,731
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
19,745,418
3,762,451,663
18,199,290
Lowell
New
-
12,878,420
Holyoke
New
■
38,917,438
3,773,149,192
.__l
_
Massachusetts—Boston
cities)
—>
+ 13.6
22,112,397
3.3
43,734,900
46,706,100
+ :15.9
4,515,281
3,955,736
4.8
982,805,191
916,500,732
+
6~4
3 5 ^3 3~ 137
+ 14.1
3,933,781
3.530,279
7.2
852,134,300
835,432,744
'
+
+
j
$.280,240,984
-a,753,200,284;.#t
+
5,030
.
,
J
7,259,899,278
5,225,433,803
,
144,065,912,711
City
r.
431,794,735
5,418,965,766
;
+
7,941,751,713
cities
173
Total
.
i±
60,337,360,162
69,046,216,262
1.3
3,560,109,275
3,637,519,462
4,931,714,075
5,546,556,311
•„
+.
$
4,193,950,029
12,233,594,607
:
3,709,590,696
"
"
18
Minneapolis
Kansas City
16
14
St. Louis
9th
10th
New
y
1959
$
4,437,681,987
0.6
+
5,580
..
in the Dallas Re¬
I960
or
$
4,667,701,355
76,082,548,348
4,998
.....
of 3.8%,
Dec. %
$
Boston
.
Inc.
1961
1962
5,589
Cleveland
Minneapolis Reserve
City Reserve District
5.1%.
5,162
Pittsburgh
Kansas
increase
an
the
and
the
June
Federal Reserve Districts
Outside
show
4.2%
In
District of 6.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve
serve
Philadelphia Reserve District the totals record a de¬
cline of 0.9%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
of
0.7%.
6,335
Dallas
Atlanta Reserve
the
District
that
For
5,123
Fran...
in
and
of
Reserve
June.
5,979
.....
3.6%
larger by
are
District
5.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve District
the totals are smaller by 2.0%. The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of 0.4%, the St. Louis
of
Chicago
....
711,372 249
613,144,575
"
"
Philadelphia.
Detroit
627,679 299
9
York
211,206.988
.571,794,331 *
Month of June-
Omitted)
70,968,740
76,532,865
656,574 986
clearings for leading cities for the
CLEARINGS
(000,000
-
271,847,364
.
last four years is
BANK
68,826,830-
73,121,328
276,403,297
491,900,969
course
75,886,965
*
.;
6
New
month
231,496,751
57,291,287
96,950,136
100,160,175
..
2nd
65,793,447
190,180,939
.
042
705,025,883
603,311,555
•,
10
.
3rd
1959
118,034,886
68,482,247
1.027
2.2
7
2nd
1960
it
89,108,085
•
66,131,993
March
1st
Jt-^1961
.lLv
80,883,432
;
$
.
852,134,300
4
1st
^
—Number of Shares
1962
January
February.
.
1959
$
■■
,
7.2
Minneapolis
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
York Stock Exchange for the six months of 1959
1962 is indicated in the following: :
W'«.
..
+
St. Louis
New
to
■
17,256,156,699
the
.
5,544,600
.
—,
bonds
$789,334,400 $820,493,000
~
*
j
"
of
1961
491,900,969
$112,738,000
_
government
•.
-
the
1961 follow:
Bonds—
Foreign
v
*
the entire body of clearing houses of 1.9%, the 1962
aggregate of clearings having been $144,065,912,711, and
re¬
-Six Months
73,121,328
10.1%; in the
in the San Fran-
1960
Dec. %
$
8th
Outside
1962
1961
and in
4.9
+
Exchange is appended. The
1962
increase
an
9
Total
Month of June-
Stocks—
13.3%.
\
Inc; or
$
•
Boston
monthly detailed statement of transactions
York Stock
Description—
of
4.8
'
sults for June and six months of 1962 and
Number
4.9
+
A
New
and
'
1961
1962
:
Federal Reserve Districts
A
;
.
usual
the
of
+
1,134,124,399
$31,027,112,681 $29,566,970,532
Estimated
of
gain
a
of 12.3%
CLEARINGS
9th
all
the New
Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.6%. In the Kansas
12th
Total
in
1.9%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.2%
the
in 1961.
Outside this city there
6.8%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 17.6%. We group the cities
ter
that
appears
and in the Atlanta Reserve District 5.9%.
The Chicago Reserve
week
same
it
improvement of 8.4%; in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
trict of 4.4%
increase of
an
this
District
an
4.6%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
an
able to give the final
are
from
and
Reserve
(including this city) the totals
expansion of 17.3% in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
trict of 7.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
statement, however, which
we
located
York
12.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $29,326,230,906 against $26,023,277,-
7th
418,164,200
Cities,
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
by
complete results of the week previous — the week
ended July 7. For that week there was an increase of
1.3
,.414,101,900
Other
covered
and
0.4
+
Cleveland
days
week
6.0
—
Baltimore
cities, 6 five
elaborate
present further below
we
0.5
467,417,519
677,291,678
Ten
the
In
5th
961,516,000
Pittsburgh
the
4.6
423,500,000
894,336,371
580,384,801
,
i
6.7
+
788,298,667
582,962,063
^
Kansas City
St.
Louis
+
—
1,469,030,792
1,124,000,000
of
show
%
$16,976,166,352 $15,917,222,863
details
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the
above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
was
1961
exact
are
408
BY TELEGRAPH
1962
Chicago
San
in
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
New
at
and
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
above
Our
year.
Complete
the
V
46
(258)
i
—Month of June
Second Federal Reserve
New
York—Albany
527,014,645
Buffalo
Jamestown
York
74,585,351,294
257,796,738
153,295,152
Rochester
Syracuse
I.C;
Utica
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
V
37,666,740
451,396,570
cities)
77,080,605,702
_
$
Inc.
or
1962
-
7
1,970,265,155
2.0
4,024,791,872
90,964,991
.
Monday, July 16,
.
Week Ended
Inc.
$
+ 25.0
1,576,249,995
3,834,868,382
81,191,351
+
68,549,352
143,378,339
5.0
+
12.0
6.8
8.5
114,527,049
',.'."1 106,661,758
+
7.4
+
1.2
+
5.3
6.4
438,070,721,582
1,509,459,115
894,407,824
416,168,287,637
+
1,402,308,920
+
7.6
July 7-
or
1960
1959
$
Dec. %
60,364,546
126,929,500
3,626,726
3,163,560
4,390,098
16,762;181,845
60,868,400
$
+ 13.6
4,422.956
0.7
4,078,165
12,611,280,709
47,107,297
31,662,014
—
"
812,212,081
174,745,956
33,371,274
212,375,353
+
21.5
3.2
2,187,415,238
2,111,084,235
+
3.6
89,900T863
83,442,827
+
1.9
•T" 7T7
2,802,104,211
2,628,449,958
+
6.6
90,352,968
90,191.198
+
+
1.3
451,877,032,390
428,896,060,273
+
5.4
17,256,156,699
14,712,888,009
+ 14.6
76,082,548,348
43,020,154
37,584,394
+ 14.5
1,758,684
1.1
47,523,519
5.6
2,162,248
1,689,532
1,639,063
206,187,135
45,005,218
58,685,543
268,266,872
—2~3~.l
139,054,128
129,976,307
+
7.0
T
+ 10.1
+17.6
+
9.4
+
...
*
126,874,323*
•
3,168.004
+26.7
—
"v
59,734,682
13.0
+
—12.8
,
14,257.381,422
55,627,951
30,600,883
2.9
•
442,914,816
7,391,285
8,372,181
8,465,478
Chester
(a)
Harrisburg
35,813,514
Lancaster
24,519,442
8,803,353
Wilkes-Barre
(a)
—2~4~2
24,676,853
8,821,515
5,162,000,000
23,875,168
33,660,085
Scranton
33,157,876
(a)
York
—
7,275,771
47,259,714
5,123,363,000
14,161,673
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
0.6
—
+
(a)
0.2
—
—
53,266,409
50,322,062
+
9.1
,
.
58,615,605
•116,664,082
v
2,400,002
.
,
3,479,263
10,702,910,107
41,110,268
'
26,750,199
7 5,5s4/794'
67,588~472
83,584,034"
0.2
84,149,374
+ 17.3
13,043,084,042
4.1
,1,342,338
31,025,848,000
29,177,000,000
+
86,479,925
142,347,391
193,579,911
194,088,150
5,T98Tl70
1.5
(a)
11,103,667,372
12
172,389,079
170,668,531
—13.9
12,942,521
13,096,361
3.1
47,985,891
46,079,200
(a)
—39.2
0.3
.
,
Du Bois
1,799,527
2,091,295
Hazleton
8,145,275
8,408,629
131,941,947
123,946,056
+
6.5
748,548,986
677,107,021
+ 10.6
84,597,904
79,867,371
+
5.9
486,638,962
446,686,389
+
8.9
33,263,464,620
31,456,913,439
+
5.7
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
cities)..
5,514,319,743
—
5,565,844,080
0.9
—
To
+
—
1,732,607
2,285,634
4~,7l8TiT
4~,318T3~7~6~
~5.1T
9381666,000~
946l666,000~
—44.1
4,917,191
7,983,480
4,150,506
6.1
—
+
4,980,480
7,311.647
7,004,080
(a)
28,607,069
+
2,784,804
.
—
1,870,363
1,563,263
2,769,598
l,035,6o6,0o"o
(a)
+
+ 31.9
5,535.854
1,087,000,000
6.3
+
723,193
5.9
0.8
—40.7
30,671,980
(13
.
4
1961
Dec. %
+
149,017,401
29,736,783
386,827,897
8,469,862
Bethlehem
Total
unromcle
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
financial
—
1961
$
%
—
73,704,622,27*2
242,290,535
374,482,468
Third Federal Reserve
1962
or
.
+25.4
—
16,231,722
18,824;559
20,424,503
(10
Dec
420.402,265
671.680,098
658,050,822
15,126.770
_
Total
ana
District- -New York—-
Elmira
New
Inc.
$
$
^ummerviai,
-Jan. 1 to June 29
1961
1962
Clearings at
ric
4.4
+
(a)
7,166,456
4,967,549
7,581,803
30,114,990
35,796,373
1,128,261,574
To
7,585,580
7,126,939
+
28,015.592
1,179,708,719
4,379,552
+
7,287,483
7.5
23,001,298
21,970,004
1.6
30.458,011
16,691,586
4.6
1,027,306,519
1,017,691,423
14,698,444
281,498,005
1.2
4.1
+
:
36,386,297
—
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
63,459,784
63,932,389
0.7
—
380,944,376
368.684.164
3.3
Cincinnati
1,500,920,443
1,386,847,406
+
8.2
8,897,854,332
13,107,280
2,960,141,598
2,837,476,700
14,457,560
321,839,071
14,836.022
8,121,290,581
9.6
Cleveland
+
4.3
17,425,991,089
287,628.681
Columbus
15,818,969,026
+ 10.2
399,392,900
364,191,600
641,318,620
+
9.7
2,212,537,100
581,715,516
2,097,240,900
5.5
277,892,375
534,283,446
17,631,461
18,799,767
6.2
85,119,800
75,480,600
67,578,000
01,877,700
6,416,268
66,641,014
65,716,607
130,425,219
44,776,253
385,715,791
116,398,888
7,123,385
14,887,513
14,774,116
14,987,335
14,180,027
12,933,088
13,173.342
13,843,224
15,737,701
428,156,468
413,692,727
+
3.5
398,4871984
414,902.674
1,520,553,148
1,402,520,908
+
8.4
1,321,127,397
1,344,720',770
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
61,269,384
Newark
OU
City
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Total
+ 12.1
37,877.806
367,877,096
+
+
6.1
29,723,444
33,114,165
347.962.165
+
5.7
7.5
329,057,232
304,116,440
+
8.2
1,039,203,620
993,879,238
+
4.6
0.1
12,415,844,279
7.0
253.905,977
+
6.7
149,451,844
171,851,244
11.600,664,882
238,043,299
167,307,750
201,267,477
+
5.0
—
41,539,406
542,832,904
18.2
363,697,013
0.9
+
—
+
—11.1
18,577,322
18,462,574
+
0.7
7,207,298,974
+
3.6
44,313,371,858
—10.7
—14.6
107,936,406
7,466,806,614
cities)
(15
+
—37.9
2,045,270,470
29,444,025
2.9
—
53,636,661
18.460,438
Erie
1.4
+
179,044,028
2,045,047,136
43,608,783
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 11.0
63,127,399
57,633,307
177.455,634
Toledo
—
40,893,856,939
+
8.4
+
2.3
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond
V,.?
)i(.'
:
r
np+'.i'Vv
West Virginia—Huntington
27,152,217
Richmond
South
43,985,442
103,780,747
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
of
149.329,063
707,042,000
5.9
—
•
4.2
—
-
9,342,646
3,992,426,058
152.789,515
Nashville
<
6,392,275,435
264,584,186
•
4.3
253,746,514
580,469,824
+
660,946,601
3.2
—
10,798,171,172
10,587,710,534
+
—12.4
6,063,762
30,910,000
216,727,736
+'27.0
—
4.3
Vick6bUrg
Louisiana—New Orleans
(16
cities)
•
217,373,382
9,332,408
430,308,115
2.5
+
9.4
160,628,737
148,913,923
+
7.9
126,192,980
136,203,529
2.0
23,133,855,089
22,570,787,622
+
2.5
808,079,501
773,686,616
+
4.4
718,052,131
822,261,005
>
:T •
;■
+
0.6
+
929,552,154
/
h
"y• iv. j •vI'-r
:
■
.
895.451,750
+
3.8
28,527,087
129,78^,772
5.3
4,586,377,415
4,197,327,592
+
9.3
12,643,400,000
11,770,700,000
+
7.4
234,374,130
203,756,149
+ 15.0
+12.8
187,575,534
+
2.6
+
8.6
2.3
182,344,991
7,905,080,918
169,218,943
167,935,556
+
6,962,061
4.2
5.4
71,669,546
+
8.5
35,270,050
37,896,000
75,617,904
+
12,1
214,890,756
+
3.8
224,263,000
+
23,8
530,343,108
11,493,734
+
2.5
3,349,729
71,628,903
22,809,312
7,674/884,000
r
-
'•
+•''
r
i
"
0.7
+
28,901,320
5.6
+
■■
13.2
+
1,194,475,613
7,948,-598,504
458,979,647
243,271,675
236;821,00Q
-
28,340,960
251,147,565
+10.7
7,589,190,581
1,054.151,612
6,956,960,781
416,984,182
+
+
1,230,336,178
3,747,622
1,270,066,000
„
~
-
+
11,777,037
Jackson
Meridian
-
350,225,680
22,295.000
-
49,215,618
4,004,589,778
77,788,888
39,542,015
39,322,000
__w.
7.0
6,748,571
«
50,453,642
4,382,859,010
93,645,997
Montgomery
+10.4
206,060,617
8,655,625
+
185,774,006
Mobile
Mississippi—Hattjesburg
5.0
—
9,139,790
+22.3
20 744 977
____
5,968,?29
20,949,000
'
'
•
358,717,113
m+1.6
30,636,614
.
5.2
+'33.6
10,091,448
702,199,755
1.225,058,775
Alabama—Birmingham
228.066,742
'
383,657,818
2.0
1,362,453,426
:
Macon
■
.
■"'
+ 13.9
2,007,600,000
35,526,050
27,168,760
29,955,190
1,197*321,685
176,290,998
43,431,077
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
r.; * T- I
.
"
739,226,651
Augusta
Columbus
5,706,048
23,143,000'
1.4
+
—
151,879,943
' '.-.iT
V:9
■
2,040,000,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
146,030,919
<<1'556,749,000'
6,120,469,415
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
>
7.2
+
733,798,467
3,911,031,238
cities)
2.9
+ 28.4
+
1,856,856,849
8,187,953
744,148,589
Columbia—Washington
(8
96,845,866
1,797,150,982
Frederick
Total
104,207,000
1,119,053,045
45,935,445
1,052.848,308
II
Carolina—Charleston
District
26,386,740
133,777,000
Virginia—Norfolk
7,346,004,600
1,198,574,000
6,992,149,522
•
+ 11.9
+
+
6.0
5.1
M-
28,956.688
-.i.' 128,325,617
126,770,133
+
2.5
375,000,000
359,300,000
8,250,313
+
13.0
7,480,259
7,162,271
6,782.906
+
2.6
16.2
419,400,000
:
"
+ 10.9
'
•
Y
222,797,818
6,000,331.
7,4141969
+ 12.7
222,895,364
266,291,187
+ 13.3
+ 14.3
250,551,662
212,672,119
+17.7
231,44/,986
+10.1
479,484,350
17,483,101
230,6297256
15,030,733
+ 16.3
16,508,973
14,780,529
—25.5
848,320
729,352
+10.6
70,228,747
20,983,147 !
7,103,760,000
■154,868,582
I
430,000,000
9,323,804
■
2.0
+
1
;
""**;
•
+
8.7
880,790
1,182,193
+
8.0
271,339,000
249,287.000
+
8.8
232,642,234
192,192,554
41.535,287,146
+
8.5
1,396,001.842
1,318,812,624
+
5.9
1,250,050,404
1,234,227,239
102,437,212
21,834,478,000
99,898,262
18,834,412,000
+
2.5
3,395,349
3,724,051
8.8
3,362,629
3,759,473
296,633,604
255,574,073
528,565,572
+
+ 10.6
22,823,092
20,697,463
+ 10.3
110,020,524
342,925,205
18,635,559
+
6.9
16,4517840
+
8.6
14,225,053
11,013,984
+ 42.1
130,852,309
+ 13.5
10.450,913
12,1457313
45,050,516,904
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
18,842,384
Detroit
Flint
IIIIII
Rapids
Jackson
;
...
Bend
Terre
Haute
,
Milwaukee
;____IT
Oshkosh
II-IIIT
I
;
_I I
Sheboygan
Water town
Manitowoc
Des
Rapids_
,
___
Moines
Sioux
City,
IIIII
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
Peoria
Rockford
Total
(31
92,092,105
+
8.2
—
0.3
117,593,141
+ 18.8
372,462,118
73,390.018
26,348,005
8,474,200
,
I-I-IIIIIII
lIII
__I.
I_H
_-j._II_-II
I
IIIIII
__„I___ I.IIIII
.__II_III-I_II
1
_~
,
cities)
-
■,
20,014,072
62,090,526
22,049,483
C,499,835
83,068,659
76,563,485
147,622,523
441,182,124
149.814.339
431,693,101
54,611,883
21,022,231
56,288,315
57,596,664
806,358,728
773,503,432
8,693,792
1,721,454
9,561,978
11.549.517
2,376,408
5,866,548
4,400,652
38,847,285
39,591,850
276.858.340
11,039,030
289,148,171
95,643,528
Ames
Springfield
Sterling
+
66,762,499
21,940.730
Wisconsin—Madison
Iowa—Cedar
3,361,075,000
44,861,036
51,289,900
99,684,057
19,952,379
Lansing
;
Muskegon
Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne__________~~
Gary
Indianapolis
South
16.334.516
3,659,417,000
.
-
Grand
6,240,557
"20,000,000
*10,500,000
5,979,067,882
47,041,273
65,370,063
79,332,704
42,006,263
97,425,100
5,735,968
19,722,200
8,535,783
6,335,548,432
37,857.689
79,112,738
70,484,640
35,282,776
4,728,828
12,286,418,949
i—
5,278,878
12,233,594,607
+ 15.4
8.9
+ 14.3
584,508,021
+ 19.5
148,452,836
0.3
49,482,272
464,345,233
845,529,023
2,681,936,490
+ 22.3
4.4
—
+
—
+
+
—
+
—
—
4.4
1.5
2.2
2.3
4.2
9.1
4.4
50,735,998
20,009,082
18,759,192
8.3
2,563,342,029
4.6
112,970,278
318,102,587
110,998 000
294,545,297
8.0
13,357,673
119,632,747
355.480,769
4,863,731,281
11,200 410
+ 19.3
130,158,866
8.1
5,862^,630
5,186.611
+13.0
338,524,052
4,687,973,760
56,691,682
74,900,455
14,101,501
25,887,666
5.0
163,519,748
159,368,964
9,009,405
8,051,829
+. 6.0
65,915,257
20,921,581
60,688,639
17,937,982
55,205,151
68,699.267
10,784,042
—
1.9
1.8
5.6
583,350,617
35,475,940
102,383,595
58,137,464
35,370,651,977
+ 24 3
226,417,548
+
+
8.8
1.4
+ 23.0
—
—17.4
2.5
+ 12.1
31,936,802
233,358,273
1,707,886,251
4,4
—
781,036,376
+ 33.3
+
16.1
414,057,694
—27.6
—
354,212,542
226,628,715
1,611,063,053
-
3.8
—
—
6.7
16,548,739
13,5687918
1.8
84.978,000
99,2767000
11,249,608
10,144,121
+
V
,
4,325,098
5,556.063
154,512,741
,
146,0897496
.
2.6
8.3
—23.5
+ 23.4
+
3.0
551,242,438
+
5.8
33,418,177
+
6.2
101,111,325
+
—;——TT
;
..
+ 11.9
8,505,513
9,228,076
8.6
57,947,008
+ 16.6
19,015,598
59,728,866
22,353,830
+
1.3
48,863,566
+ 19.0
—18.6
2,326,136
1,270,544,315
9,619,707
15,188,165
+
8.5
17,167,993
+
9.0
11,107,726 "
34,801,567,332
+
1.6
208,154,222
T 435,365,017
+
8.8
.
■
12.6
392,929,370
362,070,692
211,448,083
+ 11.6
230,500,548
24,031,013
0.4
72,640,765,734
68,346,948,527
+
6.3
+
3.3
•
i-
2,485,371
1,935,031
0.9
1,137,499,580
1,139,973,4.85
8.7
6,399,662
.9,882,469
—27.9
10,539,666
2.8
+
1,259,672,025
—
21,079,533
410,000,000
21,811,736
i_
2,262,254
1,777,963,190
+
+
+
•
2.6
+ 19.1
+
—
+15.9
17,076,428
16,125,904
1Q.1
14,283,780
16,887,931
+ 43.1
15,598,409
7,452,636
7,870,726
+
7,764,373
+ 10.2
1,744,543,385
+
1.9
1,575,228,863
1,590,978,042
365,100,000
+
12.3
332,500,000
349,600,000
232.314,828
176,4597256
136,389,951
126,940,410
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
Cape Girardeau_II
Independence
1,844,213,601
IIIIIIIIII
"
Kentucky—Loulsville__IIIIIIIIIII,
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jackson ville-I-ITH
Quincy
Total (7 cities)
1,836,932,599
0.4
26,450,740
11,144,187,933
23,130,827
10,786,223,401
+ 14.4
6,380,211
+14.5
+ 86.1
155,830,707
28,493,136
6,058,115,911
4,905,985,996
136,142,340
3,427,837
966,243,362
+ 32.7
1,018,444,601
795,187,401
848,371
18,065,771
3.709,590,696
709,450,423
3,096,113
17,828,114
3,560,109,275
+
—72.6
17,101,352
1.3
93,675,047
21,468,268
5,492,790,289
4,370,643,618
18,336,869
96.021,165
22,403,390,082
20,921,625,950
+
5.4
+ 12.1
+
+
4.2
+10.3
+
—
—
+
■
.
219,493,429
158.971,747
263,035,343
143,572,369
+ 10.7
2.4
4,500,525
318601544
+ 16.6
3,321,104
3,5757220
7.1
792,965,701
775,568,256
22
705,025,883
656,574,986
12.2
r
—16.6
6.7
+
.
r
Volume 19tS
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6177
-Month of JuneInc. Or
$
Week Ended
Dec» %
$
,
-Jan. 1 to June 29-
1961
1962
Clearings at
(259)
1962
1961
4f
July 7-
Inij. or
1962
1961
Inc. or
I960
1959
Dec. %
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota
DulUth
Rochester
873,031,955
6,861,383
3,315,479
46,458,256
10,271,103
I
—
2,389,936,832
19,548,842
6,868,324
—
A
,—
42,985,904
2,402,846,97.1
20,554,285
888,025,896
Minneapolis
3,431,713
Paul.:
St.
——_zl
Winona
North
I
Falls.
Fergus
—
;
Dakota—'■Fargo
;
Forks-
Grand
Minot
South
Sioux Falls
Huron
Montana—Hillings
~
Falls
Great
2,204,733
35,622,860
20,691,711
5.9
286,435,180
69,077,466
J—
8.6
—
2.5
+
5.9
~
—10.3
i
106,546,301
+ 1+4
148,415481
159,6447297
10,~505~283
10,089^778
+
4.1
9,90+134
9,7887364
3,~5~77~255
+
8.6
3,363^813
4,4957874
1.5
3,883,391
+
1.1
«••*«*
+11.4
3.8
•.
21,177,463,477 y
■.I
.W.
6i323~727
6jl7~928
—
7~2
6,~339T503
14,645^306
I1.
12,~8~6~7~277
+
9.2
12,61+817
655,426,954'
+
6.6
603,311,555
+600485
+ 22.2
+
4.1
•+iwr'
5.7
12,9657867
'
0,2
+
26,031,371,451
■
16QJL45~994
—
0.7
■'
18+02+463
1.8
291,583,392
34,391,415
-
425,543,228
+
1.3
178,238,818'
148,579,590
+
8,641,484
413,057,859
2.9
■
6.1
•3,613,473,654
9,609,248
5.1
5.8
410,375,6891
14,265,841
6.8
—10.5
4.5
171,872,134
181,610,717
+
9,742.733
452,185,989
2.5
427,102,255
14,238,544
+18.2
.
8,718,707
475,374,860
5.5
278,463,902
69,967,411
74,785,230
294,677,593
38,326,869
—10.9
2.1
6.1
34,100,506
20,184,460
73,433,140
104,982,589
4.4
—
30,926,915
;3,637,519,462
5,217,146,138
3.4
—
27,581,038
68,119.308
2,347,446
Lewiston
L*
1.7
0.1
227,342,722
13,103,728,326
106,264,626
4,932,553,222
13,907,702,713
112,061,632
+
5,480,367
70,682,704
Total (16 cities)
5.1
+
51,103,242
32,596,484
Helena
222,587,936
0.5
—
16,664,491
4,880,656
27,753,147
—
--
+
+
11,268,410
11,879,547
17,648,222
48,649,350
I
f
,
49,373,952
11,577,948
Dakota—'Aberdeen
6.4
45,918,213
698,879,737
627.679.2S9
A
:
■'**
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City5,616,775
4,465,879
5072~8~5~264
43^46+612
+
157?
846.401.562
801,406,278
+
5.6
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
Lincoln.
Qmaha
1
——*_•.——
—;
i
—
—
.
6,561,643
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
———-—^
—.
157,563,623
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City_>
5,917,239
5,979,655
2,308,889,917
62,426,936
2,396,055
2,220,36+970
I—~———
'
f——:
—
Oklahoma—Tulsa
8.7
+
6.1
140,830.456
154,555^98
7.8
162,551,931
150,299,377
+
1,516,618
21.1
idol
+
29,447,948
12,019,901
+
3.3
362,551,755
+
1.4
13,8297585
17,159,689
—19.4
13,228,584
8,625~164
884,296,927
32,539,931
+
3.7
37,079,810
32,824,342
+ 13,0
32,439,762
34.009,950
+
9.8
12,929,802,358
342,560,650
1,895,278,497
+
6.2
48+27+298
4337803049
;ii:i
396.930.489
+
7.2
13,478,891
11,953,051
+ 12.8
11.168.219
15,915,500
1,850,573,414
13,732,327,851
367,171,750
17,407,453
+
9.4
+
2.4
+17.4
36,780,^99
32,377,045
+
1%.6
1,063,169,266
1,056.894,029
+
0.6
6,454,088,061
175,571,719
5,970,700,750
4,931,714,075
4,750,598,793
+
3.8
29,573,091j765
27,714,434,290
Total (14 cities)-
8.2
+
Springs..
.
!
14,272.525
4,828,537,660
35,731,439
4.0
+
2,257,760
958,164
10,337.847
9,091.950
12,273,291
i
Colorado—Colorado
Denver
+
57,417,412
.
,...
—
916,984
+ 18.7
1873
12,429,033
+:5.s
1.0
s
+ 17.3
4.6
+
367,502,566
916,953,555
309,098,237
-—
1
Carthage
3.0
—20.7
903397
+
*-
5,205,426,941
-■>■ 35,665,908
1,523,671
1,343,783
30,702,953
249,2127824
l,Uoy,5u5
+ 13.2
—
149,388,264
-—
32,100,054
'294,9017667
•
-
+ 32,8
2,025,307
60,512,252
...
315,245.105
Wichita
St. Joseph
4,940,093
1,965,449
.68,494,842
-
Topeka
+ 25.8
206,109,990
474,680Tl90
*
15,509,024
"
+
+
6.7
7,9477111
6,647.988
732,558,976
665,272,523
+~19T5
7,02+113
10.1
613,144,575
7,23+563-
8.1
+
711,372,249
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Tekas—Austin
.-I
El
-
'
*
2,165,583,818
-7,641,400
Houston
Arthur
Wichita
23.258,000
.
Falls—
28,998,836
Texarkana—
.
5.9,194,639
-
-
2.0
4.9
19,706,191
13,558,959
+ 45.3
13,303,903
13,639,931
5367521",647
476719+139
+"1277
458,"0327882
445,7357778
5.3
4+55+445
42^92+284
3971727430
43,2307T20
1.0
6,719,361
5,324,000
5,630,000
5,266,000
437,236,917
164,879,750
397,415,024
16,459,566,680
1,771,997,827
14,762,565,108
1,656,015,442
+
7.0
2.6
1,226,962,332
1,165,357,893
+
0 4
:
149,077,000
+
1.9
—
—
—
1,964,285,680
7,619,850
28,080,221
10,697,321
62,799,490
11,801,659
Louisiana—Shreveport.
4.5-
+
+
281,867,545
201,445,959
23,344,000
196,309,376-
:
,7
+
26,940,201
2,550,531,713
-
279,184,672
Worth—
Galveston
Port
67,821,823
-
27,483,867
2,676,204,030
—_
Paso
Ft.
70,898,014
•
Beaumont
Dallas
,
+ 10.2
+
+
3.3
+10.3
5.7
—
150,606,000
13,035,337,224
48,388,111
166,613,719 *'
65,927,839
0.3
V
+ 10.0
168,587,532
+ 11.5
11,416,757,789
,
+ 14.2
47,021,744
150,649,090
2.9
+
+05~8~,039
6,085,855
5,*1557365
7,0767567
+
7.5
—
3.7
14,16+857
14,0037061
15,7437837
15,2057952
+ 11.7
626,729,480
558,096,298
537,038,417
+ 10.6
61,347,235
370,931,031
385,266,013
■aif'..; :
/
.
Total
(11 -cities)—
5,546,556,311,
._
5,225,433,803
6.1
+
33,898,447,430
:'
30^360,059,870
'nof;
<
2.2
—
1"
'
530,149,948
h
'
-v
i
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
i
8,772,407
.
Portland
;
___
:
Utah—Ogden
Lake
C}ty
Arizona—Phoenix
51,031,691
110,116,352
Modesto
44,616,746
58,049,630
:
Riverside
1
San Francisco——
Stockton
'
Grand
Outside
*
31,631,366
3,943,908,783
183,364,411
+
3.8
409,787,888
5,772,658,502
164,319,299
368,296,060
/
+ 11.6
168,397,115
145,992,069
+ 15.3
-
".
i
:
total
(173
cities)
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
198,506,327
132,959,887
99,456,276
25,009,142
22,863,079
12,732,784
12,832,449
8.9
842,864,397
769,832,907
+ 12.2
38,226,877
+ 11.8
44,307,775
16,112,481
3.1
17,498,674
11,958,349
15,135,812
6,438,801,163
5,919,502,595
+
8.8
251,433,354
237,630,899
3,004,385,003
+
+10.4
+ 20.4
—14.9
C.5
+
2,033,079,366
336,573,733
690,764*426
—
682,449,261
2.2
290,615,051
6,732,765
195,690,453
203,635,023
+ 33.7
92,296,556
90,09+305
412,854,051
21,555,241,175
4.5
+
141,445,687,158
67,741,064,886
+
4.0
6.6,
-
1,188,540,246
^
+12.0
1.2
9.4
32,929,538
32,5727432
0.8
15,824,151
21,3447274
9.5
661,229,026
39,029,228
641,4797564
+ 15.9
+ 34.7
11,693,679
+ 15.6
13,311,690
+ 13.3
1,253,773,753
1,265,090,666
+
9.9
+
—
9.9
—
+ 15.2
161,193,759
23,468,554,454
+
0.9
+
264,331,544
372,061,192
185,705,584
-
200,968,650
6,846,865
+ 22.1
339,736,049
—10.2
—
-
185,522,567
5.8
3*317,111,080
2,483,239,193
+
operating
227,880,092
6.1
7,554,508,689
*
194,380,284
8,807.169
8.5
77,810,109
69,480,561,417
8,022,979
2.6
-
144,065,912,711
York
226,540,511
+ 11.3
+
62,299,751
-
-
6.3
11.0
+
30,257,780
'
+
+
+ 11.6
+
3,791,898,584
175,967,338
55,603,891
•
187,560,576
cities)___
New
6,406,598,404
7,941,751,713
•.
-
,1
(18
47,831,767
5.36.3
|
68,308,675
San
Jose
Santa Barbara
Total
1,043,997,304
38,908,112
532,670,044
340,381,159
59,955,833
109,592,089
45,607,134
64,647,185
•
-
409,929,317
California—Berkeley
Long Beach
z
\
26,923,733
577,780,358
„
Pasadena
50,828,908
+
+
29,476,833
62,016,914
64,398,607
30,046,855
1,107,376,650
39,926,283
Oregon—Eugene
—13.1
1,058,701,331
31,342,200
Idaho—Boise
Salt
10,093,318
1,114,655,466
Yakima
+
1,059,754,342
"
+
35,852,66813,509,270
—12.2
388,989,774
420,919,794
347,944,988
434,383,503
5.1
47,052,285,770
42,951,583,233
+
9.6
1,553,928,722
1,371,999,529
+
1.9
852,134,051,873
802,163,448,162
+
6.2
29,326,230,906
26,023,277,408
+ 12.7
23,499,277,839
21,739,845,743
+
2.6
11,765,895,986
+
6.8
10,887,997,130
11,036,935,636
:
414,063,330,291
"
—
385,995,160,525
+
7.3
12,564,049,061
18,899,713;
discontinued.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pu^suant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff
certifies
countries
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
6,
FEDERAL
1962
TO
RESERVE
JULY
—
Country
;
and
:
-
'
Monetary Unit
Noon
'
Japan,
Buying Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
July 9
$
yeii__l_
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
the different
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
r
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
Monday
July 6
:
{•.
Argentina, * peso—
Austraha.pound^
Austria, sc^nlllrig—
Belgium, franc_.
Canada, dollar
I
Ceylori, ruRee__
Denmark, krone
~
Finlahd, Markka—"
France (Metropolitan), new franc—
Germany, deutsche mark
;
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira_
BANK
1962,
Friday
■
•'
12,
on
-
i
..
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
of the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
$
.00790556
00769793
2.235984
.0387060
2.235358
.0387000
0201037
.0387000
.0201050
"qofiridi
(Value
in
Wednesday
July 11
Miiney)
Thursday
July 12
&
•P
*
2.235298
.0387000
«P
*
2.236175
.0387000
.144800
.0201050
.0201012
.926250
.926562
.926796
.210312
,
.210387
144875
York
.0201050
.925781
210412
New
$
.00774311
2.236414
in
Tuesday
July 10
.210337
.210362
.144781
.144758
.144825
.00310633
.00310633
.00310633
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.251004
.251175
.251003
.250971
.251025
.210232
.210183
.210143
.210103
.210223
2.806700
2.806160
2.805375
2.805300
2.806400
;
•
*09310633
^204050
'.00161100
'
.00310633
'
'
•
.00161100 ''
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
.00276350
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlande, guilder
New Zealand., pound—
t
Norway, kroneu
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta—
Sweden, krona
J
Switzerland, franc—.Republic of South Africa, randUnited Kingdom, pound sterling
.00276250
.00276250
.00276266
.327125
.326725
.326925
.326925
.0800560
-
.00276250
.326993
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
1278312
—_
—_
.278300
.278300
.278300
.278300
2.778910
2.778376
2.777599
2.777524
2.778613
.140050
.140075
.140000
.139970
.140037
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194375
.194350
.194300
.194275
.194300
.231731
.231725
.231715
.231700
.231700
1.398107
1.397838
1.397447
1.397409
1.397957
2.806700
2.806160
2.805375
2.805300
2.806400
.0166506
ON THE JOB
...for you
t
.
.iri'ij.
,
.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(260)
domestic
banks;
and
decreases of $102
million in holdings of U. S. Government securities and
$598 million in demand deposits adjusted.
Banks
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve
Dollars)
(In Millions of
Commercial
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease ( —) Since
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
135
reserves-!—
16,027
Total
gold certificate
128
—
—1,222
349
6
57
>
(
Cash
and
7
—1,351
+
129
+
1,177
Discounts
1961
1962
1962
14,850
account
certificate
July 12,
July 4,
July 11,
ASSETS—
Gold
56
advances.—,
13
+
Acceptances:
Bought
Held
U.
S.
32
outright—
under
1
—
20
agreement
repurchase
~12
—
20
+
securities:
Government
Bought outright—
2,608
Bills
698
—
91
—
813
5,698
20
17,261
3,878
16
+
15
+
591
bought outright
under repurchase agreement
29,445
749
+
2,302
securities
29,487
Certificates
——
1
Notes
—
Bonds
Total
Held
Total
U.
Total
Government
S.
loans
Cash
items
Bank
in
collection
of
process
(
ASSETS
TOTAL
915
51,949
(1,
108
+
7:
188
4
—
433
+
+ 1,771
933
—
2,344
+
1
+
*'
42
+ 2,376
+
107
721
—
____—
+
2,615
+
847
—
5,149
i
>
—
assets
98
.—
29,596
securities
and
premises
Other
42
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
notes—.
Reserve
29,017
(
88
+
+1,300
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
bank
Treasurer—general
Foreign
....
Other
Total
16,844
reserves.
acc't
54
+
219
29
+
75
—
—
17,834
3,566
(
+
104
68
availability cash items
liabilities &
+
6
TOTAL
dividends
accrued
-:+.'
86
LIABILITIES
50,485
(1,
....
_f
947
—
26
1
Total
adjusted*
and
Commercial
Other
TOT'AL
of
LIAB.
gold
deposit
118
accounts
& CAPITAL ACC'TS
certificate
and
F.
R.
purch.
84
correspondents
2
+
dating
the
are
eliminations
made
in
the
consoli¬
U.
process.
■'
'
»
■
.
parentheses
."V
'
,
!
Treasury
Within
to
—
3
—
16
—
C 4
+
16
+
+
43
+
10
+
340
+
3,945
2,12.4.■, p
+
will
be
found
and
including
list
a
those
called
of
stock
common
corporate
called
for
bonds, notes,
"redemption,
3
26
+
+
177
+
under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details
given in the Chronicle.
were
NOTICE
OF
+
293
+
assets—net
Lerner Stores Corp. 4Va% cumulative
preferred stock
New Jersey Natural Gas Co.
6% cumul. pfd. stock
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
Gen. income 5% bonds due Nov.
15, 1983
PARTIAL
July 17
British
Co., Ltd.—
debentures, series C, due May 15, 1981.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
1st & refinding
mtge. gold bonds, 5% series due
_
C.
1,
Public
Tea
1st
Co.
Service
5%
Co.
of
mtge. bonds,
Southern
Pacific
mtge. bonds,
Texas
Eastern
5Va%
Properties
mtge. bonds,
debs,
series
debs,
H,
due
5%
due
Dec.
1,
1st
mtge.
pipe
5%
1st
mtge.
pipe
Gas
5%%
Co.
debs,
of
due
Aug.
1,
1,
1982
1977
~"
Feb.
1
51/4%, series H, due Oct.
5Vb7o
1990.
1
1983
line
1st
wj
Foods
Eddy
due
1980
bonds,
series
due
1979
Jan.
15,
Corp.
1st
5 /& %
1st
bonds
G
mtge.
ISSUE
+
8
+
5
+
—
246
+
454
+
pfd.
stock
5Vi%
due
1989
cumul. preferred stock
Aug
157
ACCOUNTS
—
—_
—
5,188
168
+
+
tion
of
Aug
157
loans
of
valuation
domestic
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual
loan
items
all demand deposits except those
commercial
banks,
certified
H Includes
time deposits
and
less
cash
officers'
items
checks
banks
and
after
shown
are
in
not
process
shown
separately.
shown
of
U. S.
Government
and
postal savings not
Aug
"Preliminary
Francisco District).
(San
,
class
"A"
shares
2929
July 15
2929
July 20
5
partic.
1
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name
1990__Aug
du
1
of Company
& Bradstreet,
Pont
$4 50
$3.60
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Share
Inc. (quar.)__
of Canada,
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
conv.
statement
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
following principal changes for the week end¬
July 4: Increases of $177 million in
holdings of "other"
securities, $293 million in reserve balances with Federal
ed
Reserve Banks,
$290 million in balances with domestic
27Vic
common
preferred
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
9-10
8-20
*15c
7-27
6-29
7-25
7-10
87Vic
(quar.)
.
7-25
7-10
*l4c
8-15
7-31
*30c
8-15
7-31
37Vic
7-16
6-22
Co.,
.•
-"
31 Vic
9-15
8-24
31 Vic
(quar.)—
9-15
8-24
Dutchess Bank & Trust (Poughkeepsie, N. Y.)
(s-a)
25c
(stock dividend)
7-16
7-
100%
8-15
7-16
$.0105
—
Foam
Inc.
(quar.)
Kootenay Power Co.,
1%
preferred (accum.)
7-27
6-28
East
Ltd.—
9-14
6-30
Eastern
Co., class A (quar.)
Stainless
Steel
(stock
dividend)
10c
2%
8-
1
7-31
7-16
6-28
3
7-
3
1
7-13
9-
5
8-13
75c
7-16
7-
7-16
6-20
2
20c
1
7-10
8-
1
7-20
12 Vac
8-
1
7-20
35c
9-
1
8-24
$2.75
(quar.)
8-
12 Vac
class A (quar.)
9-
5
8-22
7-20
7-10
20c
—
tl2VaC
7-20
6-29
4c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(N.
7-31
7-
6
7-16
7-
2
25c
1
7-13
7-27
7-17
*30c
(quar.)—.—
Ltd.
8-
20c
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)-.:
7-30
6-30
15c
Mills
Motors
7-15
8-31
8-15
9-30
9-15
7-31
9-
4
8-
1
7-18
8,
8c
7-25
12 Vac
*"
9
.7-17
7-12
7-23
7-
6
8-15
7-
5
'
!
2%
Ltd—
Oil
7-31
$1
—__
3
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
1
2
9-
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
97-
5c
—
"9-28
5c
__
7-16
14c
:—
9-15
15c
preferred (quar.)—.—
(quar.)
tlOc
7-261
7-11
25c
9-28
9-14
(quar.)_
50c
7-25
6-15
(stock
5%
8-15
7-25
30c
8-
(quar.)
Co.
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.'
1
7-10
1
7-
2
7-
2
■
$3.75
(quar.)
preferred
Precision
$<:.75
preferred
Steel
$1.25
93 %C
(quar.)
Equipment
(quar.)
$1.18%
Ltd,—
Wares
preferred
*$1.25
;
Co.
.
1
.9-15
00
;
8-30
7-10
1
22VaC
8-
3iy4c
8-15
32 Vac
1
8-15
7-
6
7-25
7-25
33c
;
'
(quar.)
Telephone
8-
:
preferred (quar.);
Telephone Co. of Florid?
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-15
7-25
25c
8-15
7-25
of Indiana—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.20% preferred (quar.)
62 Vac
8-
1
7-13
50c
8-
1
7-13
$1.30
7-16
6-30
5.16%
64'/a c
8-
1
7-14
5%
62 VaC
9-
1
8-15
1
7-10
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
General Telephone Co.
of the
4.80%
preferred
General
Northwest—
(quar.)
30c
$2.20
preferred
General
(quar.)
Waterworks
;
Inc.
Bros,
Co.
Glatfelter
4V2%
4%%
7-16
1
$1.50
H.)
preferred
preferred
7-16
1
7-16
$1.25
8-1
7-16
50c
9-15
9-
7-31
7-13
31 Vic
(quar.)
(P.
7-16
1
8-
40c
(quar.)
Inc.,* class
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
$1.27%
preferred
Genesco,
&
8-
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.).
$5 voting preferred
(quar.)
$2 voting 2nd preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5.10%
Ginn
00
55c
Telephone Co. of The Southwest—
12c
—,
Co.,
12 VaC
(quar.)
A
Gladding, McBean & Co,
Eastern Can
7-
7-26
8-
3%
.
8-31
7-17
7-16
7-12
7-26
27 Vac
Corp.
$5 preferred
Girltown,
*$1.75
—$1.50
—
8-
$1.75
5
-
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
6-29
1
7-31
"
Gimbel
Eagle,
East
7-20
5c
—"1'——
(quar.)—_
common
Bank
Bakeries,
General
6%
(quar.):.—
7-20
5c
dividend
Crude
General
$1.12 Va
common
(accum.)
Dynamic Vending Corp.
Federal
i'
$2.50
Dun
2
1
•
$2
•
7-
8-
2%
—.——
Electric
$1
Continued from page 11
2
1
$1.10
Light
,,
General
$1.30
^_July 16
7-
8-
5c
Acceptance Corp.—
General
7-16
75c
—____
Stock
7-18
10c
Sporting Goods
Gateway Transportation (quar.)
$1.32
2700
5%
condition
5%
—
—
Corp.
preferred
General
Page
1
B
7-18
1
5c
Monthly
Monthly
$1.25
Aug
6-29
00
Comp¬
preferred
(quar.)
:
General Telephone Co. of California—
2933
7-24
A
Canada,
Restaurants
General
separately.
$1
5
(N. J.)
5%
158
6-29
9c
Inc._—
Companies,
General
53
and
7-
7-24
(quar.)
General
collection.
6-27
7-20
17c
Gateway
gross.
of
6-22
7-16
—
of
Gardner-Denver,
deduc¬
of U. S. Government and
1
(s-a)
class
Glass
Gamble-Skogmo
772
+
6-22
8-
Y.) (quar.)__
(stock div.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Futterman Corp., class A (monthly)
127
48
13,322
6-29
1
18)
(N.
(quar.)
Corp.
General
8-10
7-13
8-
&
4%
9-17
60c
7 Vac
25c
the
(s-a)
Fund
„
5
7-11
approval
to the
and
Gear & Machine,
General
CAPITAL
* Exclusive
issue.
shows the
preferred
B
7-
7-31
Markets
Co.
394
'
7-10
7-30
Francisco)
Fritzi of California
20
+
45
—
(M.
Giant
Frisch's
27
2,279
7-20
(Ohio)
Friendly Finance, 6%
320
•—
40c
(quar.)
-i-
Foursquare
1+48
—
8-31
Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
H.) Co. (stock dividend)
Foundation
616
—
Reserve Banks—.
liabilities
Other
Duro-Test
the
3
+
9-15
56 Vic
America-:-:,-
(Albany)
Corp,,
Foster-Forbes
3,963
2,317
118
others
$1.50 preferred
of
+
2,110
etc
institutions,
Ltd., class A
4.80% prefered (ouar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas—
banks
+
28 %c
Wallace, class B
(quar.)
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.—
sya%
preferred (s-a)
7,309
163
86
+
•—
3,405
+
8-21
6-30
(quar.)
& Trust
33
Foote Bros.
18
138
196
Dupuis Freres
The
64
+
1
Sterling,
4%
7-10
9-
7-16
————
Fitchburg Gas & Electric
Florida Metal; Supply
Food
7-18
25c
stock)
(initial)
of
Realty
Virginia
Fishman
9-15
1
27c
(monthly)—
Union
Clflss
10-
$7.50
(quar.)
(San
Bureau
Corp.
Stores
CALLED
bonds, series L, due Nov. 1,
this
Republic
Firth
6-30
2 Va %
Co.
Bank
Credit
Franklin
8,450
banks
Realty
National
A
2
7-25
Y.)
Co.
(subject
City
General
July 15
cumul.
series
First
9
preference stock-Aug
Hampshire—
bonds, series J, due Oct. 1, 1987; 5'/«%
bonds, series K, due July 1, 1989. and
•Announced in
T._
(N.
Trust
shareholders
47
32,677
interbank
official
Govts.,
1st mtge.
mtge.
subdivisions
political
Trust
dividend
the
Class
9
7-
25c
Hartford
First
1
7-
7-16
$1
First Trust Co.
Foreign:
*
Date
3%%
First
7-13
8-
7-25
8%c
—
First .National
First
1
8-15
tlOc
NJ)
cash or
troller of Currency July
First
8-
2
2
2%
stock
of
4Vi%
1975
Paper Co. cumul. conv.
Parkview Drugs Inc., 35c cum.
Public Service Co. of New
5%7c
47,141
7-
Stores—
Rubber
&
+
+
7-16
Corp.—
132
Canada, Ltd.—
& 0il Co-
n
2822
Aug
Aug
Aug
series
Edison Co.—
mortgage
and
Tire
National
—
9-20
7-13
50c
Franklin
28
30
9-28
$1.50
(quar.)
(monthly)pfd. (quar.)
Insurance
117
+
7-
70c
:
+
—
7-25
30c
&
+1,189
+
7-13
5c
(quar.)
A
Fraser
deposits—totalfl—
savings
Bank
Stock
309
34
616
7-27
Quarterly
2,619
1,091
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
I
Other time deposits——
From
Corp.—
Company and Issue—
Boston
+
+
627
!_
§ Includes
bonds
ENTIRE
Beatrice
+
40
r—
banks
Mfg.
Fund
Capital
Borrowings:
Corp.—
1976-
line
653
220
+
;
/
■
official institutions, etc
Govts.,
Commercial
1
1
+
+
11,861
savings
(optional
&
Boston
Class
281
4,172
5,049
7-27
25c
Assn.
General
Firestone
First
Fram
:
Commercial
t Includes
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Union
due
Co.—
Transmission
due
Foreign:
States
+
6-22
30c
-
Quarterly
interbank:
Mutual
and
—
64,675
Government-
S.
598
+2,479
—
8-31
7-16
45c
Corp., common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
+12,794
r.
9-10
(quar.)_;
(Newark,
dividend
Financial
Ltd.—
A,
Aug.
Oklahoma—
series
114
Stock
276
+
+2,631
6,634
individuals, partnerships & corporations
and political subdivisions
;
U.
From Federal
-Aug
Canadian
1st
National
1st
1974
C.
P.
-Aug
2928
5
—
.
6-28
15c
4.60%
Fidelity-Philadelphia
31
60,874
93,870
_
States
Domestic
5% %
63/,%
adjusted*
—
Page
first mtge. bonds series B due
July 15, 1980-July 15
Cincmnati Enquirer, Inc. 5% debs, due
Aug. 1, 1967
7—Aug
1
(John) Labatt Ltd.—
M.
156
REDEMPTION
5%%
Feb.
deposits—total§
Time
July 27
Date
Aluminum
deposits
Demand
116
Company and IssueCanadian
Demand
2822
July 24
Federation
124
+
.—..161,845
.
—
Tool
Class
Commercial
Page
+
290
7-10
7-16
Fund—
(initial)
Forbes
Domestic
Date
190
+
4,718
;
—
—
3,095
6-30
6-30
7-17
(Increased-quar.)
990
——-
7-31
15c
Co.
Board,
Street
New
LIABILITIES—
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Federal
3,741
—
7-16
7-31
(s-a)
Paper
Federal
549
1,430
banks
Corp.
Insurance
National Mortgage
Federal
239
308
—
domestic
assets/liabilities
Total
+
—
64
+
13,361
Banks
Reserve
coin
and
with
Other
Below
preferred
Fawick
14
—
8-15
8-15
*5c
(stock dividend)
Federal
otbh'»?62j
r-
4,746
Federal
Balances
52
—
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Federal
342
+
14,663
5 years
securities
with
102
—
12 Vac
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse)
52
14,688
—
Plan
Famous Artists Schools
1,452
+
99-
35c
(quar.)
Family Record
1,409
+
6,813
—
preferred
Co.
River
151
17,882
2
7-31
$1.25
$1.18%
(quar.)—
6%
759
+
securities—total-32,316
year
&
Gas
212
—
6-15
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Hampton Electric
First Camden National Bank
+
6-22
87 VaC
preferred
Co.,
43
3,694*• .+.' 145
7-
7-20
7-20
(quar.)
common (quar.)
(quar.)
Equipment, common (quar.)
Fairbanks
17
—
7-16
5c
stock
Fall
89
1,879
commercial banks
years
Currency
Fund Notices
Exeter
24
14,311
——
1
5
Reserves
+
—
89
After
Other
98
44
765
bills
certificates of indebtedness—
notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Treasury
Redemption Calls and Sinking
4Vi%
230
7-13
45c
25c
preferred
Executive
1,587
+
+
2,486
loans
domestic
.
1
etc.—
—
Government
S.
+
2
1,317
—
banks-;
foreign
Treasury
*' ;
'1'' ' ''
5%
carrying:
or
loans
to
Loans
152
6
7-13
1
,tl2>/aC
(quar.)__
Special stock
Eversharp, Inc.,
9,604
5,521
—
499
finance, personal finance,
to
Other
•Figures,in
or
9,656
7-
1
action taken on the common. 1st pfd.
2nd pfd. stocks at this time) -
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Gtd.
European Growth Fund—
nonbank financial institutions:
estate
Real
65
—
+
8-
2
Forge & Steel Corp.—>
(No
Federated Department
+
+
7-
20c
Fireman's
1,980
.
securities
to
Loans
—
securities
for purchasing
Other
—3.9%
.5%
+
•—
h
8-
6
7-25
1
7-20
12 Vie
(s-a)
pur¬
Government securities—
S.
Sales
acceptances
on
for
dealers
and
securities
loans
Other
liabilities
34.0%
liability
for foreign
+ 1,771
395
55
20
+
8-
8-
7-16
27 Vac
_
carrying:
or
Government
S.
Other
Loans
combined
Contingent
U.
Other
U.
933
—
59
to
reserves
note
51,949
(1,
71
+
14
+
chasing
32
+
888
capital
Ratio
+
+
loans
brokers
to
Loans
——-
—
1,381
1
——
industrial loans
122,861
75,882
33,202
adjusted*.—
investments
and
124,740
investments
and
loans
Loans
6
6
$1.12'/a
Empire District Electric, 5%
pfd. (quar.) —
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (Boston) (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, class A (quar.)_
4%
non-cumulative preferred
Engelhard Industries (quar.)
«—„
Equitable Savings & Loan Association (Ore.)
1961
77-
10c
Emhart Mfg.
Erie
1
1
8-24
22'/2 c
Stop Nut Corp.'of America
Ltd. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Elastic
(Bi millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
-
Homes
(quar.)—
Products, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Emco,
July 5,
1962
Electric
8-
8-
4bc
quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
iSault
$1.75
4Vi%
Decrease (—) Since
June 27,
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
Eichler
Ekco
Increase ( + ) or
•.
1962*
+ 1,609
453
/,,
July 4,
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus
'
■
,
Agricultural
CAPITAL
Echlin iMtg.
Edison
1
369
+
of
net
borrowings from others increased $454 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks increased $340 million.
50
+
a
,..
119
—
decreased
million. .,7
.-v..
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $52 million, Treasury certificates
decreased
$91
million, and
the
combined -total of
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased
$41 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $252 million in
New York City, $173 million in the Chicago District,
$93 million in the Cleveland District, $70 million in the
Kansas
City District, and $63 million in the Dallas
District.
Savings deposits increased $163 million and
"other" time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations decreased $86 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
Reserve
Banks
decreased
$246
million but
increased $10
Loans
Other
loans
.States Corp.—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eaton wL'fg. Co.
(quar.)
during the comparable week a year ago,
these loans decreased $154 million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
securities decreased $98 million, and their loans for pur¬
chasing or carrying
"other" securities increased $44
million. Loans to sales and personal financing institu¬
tions increased $145 million, as compared with an in¬
crease of $150 million during the similar week in 1961.
Real estate loans increased $43 million. "Other" loans
57
—
—1,145
industrial
and
Share
of Company
Eastern
$152 million;
357
+
—
335
_
...
deposits
Deferred
—1,045
436
Name
commercial
Holders
When
Per
banks, and $1,189 million in demand deposits credited to
Condition
Consolidated Statement of
Monday, July 16, 1962
...
25c
(quar.)
common
30c
(quar.)
00
1
7-24
8-
7-10
8-15
7-10
1
7-
9
1
7-16
56 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-25
9-
1
$
8-
1
7-16
1.5781 Vi
8-
1
7-16
Number 6177
Volume 196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.;
.
Share
of Company
Glickman Corp, class A
Monthly
Monthly Ll—
Globe Envelope, cjass A
Gluckin
.
Stock
.
Godfrey
Goulds
preferred
Amerfcfin
Insurance
International
•
15c
5
7-10
1
7-16
7-
2
12'Ac
8-15
8-
3
7-30
7-16
Interstate
22 Vic
8-15
7-24
30c
7-16
6-28
25c
7-16
6-28
,8- 1
7-
9
Iowa-Illinois
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
46c
Northern
Great
Ry.
Ore at
Real
Southern
Great
(quar.)___—
(Houston)—
Insurance
Life
Southern
Western
Estate
5c
7-16
7-
45c
9-28
7-16
•*
8-29
5%'
-
7-13
.
Ohio RR.
Mobile
preferred
$5
'$5
-
* ; " "
"
;
.
1
7-13
9-10
11-23
7-17
6-29
5c
t
12-10
15c
_■
7-16
7-
Chemicals
■5.30%
Halle,
Controls, Inc.,
(quar.).
&
preferred
$2.40
preferred
Halliburton
Co.
Special
7-
60c
9-24 "
9-
*$1.25
8-15
8-
7
1
7-
8-
1
7-
1
$1.50
•
preferred
Hartford
9-
8-20
6
,
(D.
Heinicke
C:)
Co.
&
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
1
Class
A
'•
7-
^
9-15
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7-31 •»'
8-
.'■7-
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'
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A
Class
A
(monthly),
(monthly)
11-
1
30c
9-
1
Class
A
(monthly)
8-15
8-
7-16
8-
A
12-10
42-
1-10-63
2^ 1
$.04166
3-11-63
3-
1
4-11-63
4-
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-16
10-25
10-15
9-25
8-31
12-21
11-30
(See Walker
,
1
—
&
Co.
International
preferred
5%
Rinehart
Extra
Stock
.
Co.
Ball, &
6-29
:
preferred. .(quar.)_—
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Stock
Lighting
Ltd.,
class
Power,
&
A
pfd.
$4
Stores Corp., 4Vi% pfd.
Howe Sound Co. (stock dividend)
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Wholesale Groceries,
Initial
A
Hugoton
Inc.
(quar.)
5%
7-31
7-
6
7-31
7-
6
9-12
8-17
9-12
8-17.
&
5%
(special)
Mortgage
(quar.)
Refrigerator
(quar.)—
Sash
&
8-10
■
5%
preferred
Hydraulic Press
7-16
7-2
6-15
7-16
6-15
9-14
8-30
12 VaC
8-31
8-15
$1.25
8-31
8-15
$1.25
10c
-
Brick
Power
8-31
8-15
9-14
7-27
(
,
4.08%
4.20%
8-
1
7-13
(quar.)
$1.25
12-28
12-13
4.26%
4.42%
>
preferred
15c
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
$1
8-
1
7-13
25c
7-30
7-20
25c
'(quar J
8-
1
7-14
30c
8-
1
51c
8-
1
7-10
52Vbc
preferred
preferred
8-
1
7-10
53 Vic
(quar.)
CO.
Cos.,
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Industria Electrica De
American
Mexico
Ingersoll-Rand
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
Institutional
7-10
1
7-20
6-29
27'Ac
9-
1
8-
1
7-27
7-16
8- 1
7-20
133Ac
Mt.
10-
Stock
11-
1
9-28
12-31
tlOc
quar.)
7-25
7-
7-16
7-16
7-16
9- 1
7-30
7-25
7-10
9-14
10c
;
—.
(quar.)
-
stock
A.
7-20
7-
8- 3
8- 1
8-
*
l1
A
:_
11'Ac
*
10c
*
10c
40c
10c
8-7
8-17
11-16
2-15
8-17
11-16
2-1M
non-cumulative
-
Louis
8-8
7-16
7-16
9- 1
7-16
7-16
8-1
7-18
8-15
7-2
7- 6
7-9
7- 2
Lowell
Power
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-16
7-16
6-29
6-29
$2.50
10c
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
7-16
5c
—
Co.
7-20
6-30
Lynchburg
*22'Ac
MPO
Videotronics,
Class
6c
8-
1
7-
31'Ac
8-
1
7-13
Magnetic
8-
1
7-13
Magnin
1
8-
2
$3
1-2-63
12-
3
7-30
7-16
8-
7-
Gold
.
2
Class
of
2%
5'A %
subject
New
(R. H.) & Co., 4'A%
preferred B (quar.)
Malone
Metals
(Joseph)
Co.
Specialties
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hyde_
Maritime
Corp.,
6%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
7-14
9-15
4%
7-
9
10-15
10-
8
Bank
15c
&
8-
7-16
1
7-12
8-16
7-16
10-15
•
9-14
8-
1
7-13
Trust
40c
(Canada)
7-16
7-
9-1
8-3
8-
7-16
1
2
$1.50
8-
1
7-5
8-
1
7-25
11-
—
1
10-25
5c
7-18
7-12
lc
7-16
17'Ac
8-16
7-
2
$1.06'A
8-15
8-
1
$20c
7-20
6-29
21c
8-
1
7-10
27'Ac
8-
1
7-10
9c
from
8-
1
7-16
3%
7-20
6-29
40c
8-
7-13
6-29
invest¬
(stock
div.)
Wire
6%
(quar.)__—'1'
Co.
Western Ry.,
(quar.)
common
North
American
$1
9-10
8-
7-13
9
9
Corp.
(quar.)
8-10
7-19
8-
1
7-12
11-
1
10-11
of
(quar.)
9-15
9-
I
12-15
12-
1
6c
Canada
10c
7-30
6-29
7-16
6-29
(quar.)
40c
7-16
6-15
$2
7-16
6-29
Van
Illinois
Corp.,
(quar.)
Illinois
5.50%
5%
preferred
9-
1
Northern
7-16
6-29
7-23
7-
$1.06%
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-15
8-
7-20
6-30
7-31
7-10
Telephone,
Quebec
1st
Northern
Northwest
com.
7-17
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
Ry. (quar.)
Power, common
40c
8-15
6-22
8-
1
1
9-14
7-31
7-10
*50c
55c
10-
7-25
6-30
*50c
10-25
9-29
*683Ac
9-14
8-25
32c
7-20
6-29
(quar.)
25c
8-
25c
preferred
8-
1
7-10
the class A & class B
10c
8-
1
7-10
15c
7-27
7-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(increased
Engineering
quar.)
Co.,
class
A
(quar.)__
Extra payments on
Northwestern Engineering
Works
Northwestern States Portland Cement
Northwestern
Norwalk
7-17
1
States Power—
Common
Class
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
5'A%
8-
$1.37'A
Ohio
9-15
6
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance (N. Y.)
5c
7-
Gas
preferred
Pacific
7-20
37'Ac
com.
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Northern
6-20
7-10
(quar.)
6-29
7-16
7-
8-1
Lines
7-16
6-20
7-31
American
Northern
7-16
8-1
Pittsburgh Telephone
Central Ry. (s-a)
6-29
7-13
7-16
93%c
North
7-16
7- 3
1
9-14
25c
12'Ac
8-31
7-31
8-
'
25c
Refractories
9-10
7-25
7-31
1
North
35c
30c
*30c
10-
ioc
Fund
Northern
$1.50
5
$1.50
2
15c
American
Northern
7- 2
5
9-
7-
15c
;
(quar.)
Acceptance
7-25
1
9-
9-19
15c
(quar.)
American
7-16
7-20
2
9-19
23c
Quarterly
1
7-16
7-16
lQc
Cloth
preferred
North
1
25c
$1.25
$1.25
adj. preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
-6%
1
*22'Ac
*17'Ac
8-15
7-16
20c
Norfolk &
8-
7-16
*
7-30
2%
(increased)
Assurance
(A. C.)
8-15
Telegraph & Telephone, Ltd.—
(quar.)
*
*
8-15
37'Ac
Co
Fund
8-
10c
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd.
Maremont
7%
pfd. A (quar.)
7-16
6-29
20c
York
25c
(initial)
7-16
1
Ux stock¬
Newberry (J. J.), 3%% preferred (quar.)____
17'Ac
com.
8-
7-16
15c
Chemical, 60c pfd. (quar.)
Welding Machines (quar.)_
Co., 6% preferred B (quar.)__
Newton
$1
new
1
5c
July 5)
on
(quar.)
prior preferred
*6c
1
8-
75c
B
*5c
Ltd
Co.,
58c
(quar.)
England Fund (quarterly
income)
Hampshire Ball Bearings
5c
F.)
6-30
(quar.)__
preferred
5c
Mines.
(E.
6-30
7-16
Life
10c
A
Industries
Common
I
class
7-16
J_
15c
$.001
Macy
Macassa
4%
—.
B
9-14
11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-13
*15c
20c
—
8-15
1
56»Ac
Westchester
Northern
1
1
Co.
Gas
pfd.
Northern
Ltd.—
4VA% preferred (quar.) _!
Lucky Lager Breweries Co. Ltd.__
Lucky Stores (quar.)
1
8-
*75c
2c
North
Companies
(quar.)
Toy Mfg. (initial).
St.
1
1
Ry.—
(s-a)
9-
100%
$1.37%
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
(Paterson,
New
Jersey)
(quar.)
New Jersey Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)
New York Times, class A
(quar.)
8-
$1.04
1
New
7-10
7-10
20'Ac
12-
10c
10
ment
1
31'Ac
12-20
8-13
&
New
,
1
Lead
8-8
6-20
9-
Electric
New
1
8-
-
7-16
of
(quar.).
Neon Products (Canada) Ltd.
(increased)—
Nevada Power Co., common (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)_
$1.24
preferred
Lower
Lawrence
of
Commercial
Drug
7-30
7-31
T7-10
37'Ac
approval
Biscuit
4'A%
6-20
,.,.7-17
,
7-3l
-
Nationwide Safety Centers, class A
(initial)
Navajo Freight Lines (quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co., common (quar.)
$1.11
(quar.)
7-27
10c "
Quarterly
Quarterly
88-
$1.29
1
common
6-28
7-16
75c
Nielsen
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
& Electric,
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St.
8-31
7-18
6c
(quar.)
1
5c
National
7-23
•'
9-4
6
10c
National
7-23
—
.__
pfd.
10-
6-
5i/2c
(Albany. N. Y.)
7-10
8- 1
$1.10
9-10
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-63
50c
9-10
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-63
33Ac
8-15
8-15
*4Ac
9-1
*4Ac
9-1
6'Ac
8- 1
5%
10-
4C
t$1.75
(quar.)
55c
to
Co.__
National Chemical &
Mfg.
6-29
9-10
Sept.
dividend
National
6
7-16
60c
—
split)
—1
:___
8-31
2%
subject
holders approval
8-15
1%
——_
(quar.)
A
1
7-16
5'Ac
Bank
Stock
7-25
9-15
5c
_____
(quar.)—
(quar.)
class
8-31
10-
National
(initial)
(2-for-l
7-12
1
(quar.),
Electric,
National
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
Quarterly
National
(Ft. Wayne)
—
810-
Aeronautical Corp.
(quar.)_______
National Bank (Auburn, N. Y.)
(quar.)
*8-10
6-29
15c
(quar.)__
*75c
9-
pfd.
4.64%
preferred " (quar.)
National
—
7-12
National
(Tenn.)—
(quar.)
1
Monthly
Monthly
7-10
7-10
17'Ac
(quar.)____
8-
dividend)
dividend
4'A%
7-10
7-25
7-25
9- 1
7-16
8- 1
'
1
6
Nation-Wide Check (quar.)
7-13
7-25
31'Ac
31'Ac
25o
12'Ac
$1.12'A
(stock
Narragansstt
1
87-
+$1.75
Corp., preferred A. (quar.)__
Mussens Canada Ltd. (annual)
Mutual System, Inc., common
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__
5
8-
8-15
25c
t25c
Murphy
12-17
8-15
7-27
22'Ac
shareholders
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
8-15
7'Ac
15c
(quar.)
MacDonald
75c
Industries, 6%
Murphy (G. C.) Co.
11-15
7-16
1
8-15
Movielab Film Laboratories—
A
8-30
8-10
$1.05
(quar.)
9-17
9-17
59%c
10c
10c
—
9-11
9-
$1.50
9-17
Class
7-18
7-5
7-6
28c
Mount Royal Rice Mills (quar.)
1__
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph—
.
25c
7-30
7-16
8-1
20c
(quar.)
1
15c
preferred
Macoid
11-30
Co.
9-30
9-30
27c
31'Ac
9-29
8
3%
Power
Clemens
6-30
10-10
1%
(quar.)
7%
preference B (quar.)_*_*__
Morse Electro Products Corp. (N. Y.)
Mothers Cookie Co. (s-a)
7-6
6-30
7-23
12'Ac
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)_
7% preference A (quar.)*
7-6
(quar.)___
preferred
7-10
*20c
-
1
8-1
—
(quar.)
7-10
_.
income—
9-
12-
7-16
25c
(stock div.)
dividend
preferred
$4.20 preferred
Light—
1
Growth Fund—
From investment
9-15
12-15
8-17
10c
$6
(Fla.)—
preferred
Majestic
„
Stock
8-10
25c
(quar.)
(semi-annual)
Marking System
Montana
*
8-1
interest-!
&
1
20c
common
7-
6-29
25c
preferred
(quar.)_.
1
S.A.—
(s-a)
Ltd.
Monarch
2
7-16
7-16
6'Ac
8-
~
6%
Ingram & Bell,
12-15
2
8-
9-12
15c
7-16
B
8-
shares *
(quar.)__^
Paper
1-2-63
7-
7-16
1
8-24
(Fort
^
Ontario
87'Ac
10c
B
(quar.)
Finance, class
37'Ac
Properties, Inc., class A (monthly)—
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
8-
2
8-20
5%
Monarch Fine Foods
(incr. quar.))
Life Insurance
Industries
Litton
8-
Income
A
7-20
5c
Insurance
Mississippi Glass, common
Molybdenum Corp. of America
,
Inc.
55'AC
(quar.)
Life
9-15
(quar.)
583Ac
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
Class
Minnesota
7-
20c
common
United
Mfg. Co.,
6-29
7-10
->
„
4V2%
7-12
7-30
30c
dividend
7-20
1%
Original Stock
Original Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Lowe's
$1.25
(quar.)
__.
Stock
7-16
$1.75
—
10-16
1
7-16
25c
(quar.)
7-10
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
8-14
8-10
.
4.16%
9-13
preferred
Midwestern
8-1
Y.)—
—
1
8-
15c
Corp.,
Preferred
8-14
9- 1
-26'Ac
Louisville
9-14
9-28
common
Mid-America
8-14
3c
common
11-
$1.10
8-14
1
9- 1
9-
8'Ac
4.44%
1
(reduced)
(quar.)__
9-1
8'Ac
dividend
5.16%
$1.25
Co.,
preferred
30c
A
7-16
$20
8-14
10c
4.96%
(quar.)
Co.
4.40%
10- 1
*
(quar.)
7-16
6-15.
1
6c
9- 1
25c
Lunkenheimer
Illinois
(quar.)
8c
Insurance Co.
Louisiana Power
25c
•
Co.
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
Michigan Sugar, 0% preferred (accum.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
50c
Candy Corp. (s-a)
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles
Mutual
Fund
(quar.)
10-
■
Illinois
7-13
Loft
*30c
__"
Brick * (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Hyster Company
7-30
1
7-16
Michigan Gas & Electric
15c
class
beneficial
Preferred
Co.
Door
preferred
3
Co.
Printing
Class
40c
Erie
7-
14c
Stock
Local
6
7-16
Corp..
Huron
7-24
Class
8-15
7-
of
Non-callable
(quar.)
&
3
8-
50c
Extruders
Miller
Real Estate Trust
Loblaw
*5c
Hupp
•
>
*20c
Industries, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.).
preferred B (quar.):
——„j
Huttig
1
(Delaware)
8c-
J25c
32'Ac
7-
(quar.)
&
Littelfuse,
4
9-
9-10
*75c
(quar.)—.
8-
7-24
____
Original
7-16
1
*25c
(quar. )__-w_____
Michigan Central RR. (s-a>___
'
1:—A
Inc.,
Stock
6
2-
7-27
$1.38
$1 preferred (quar.)
Meyer (George J.) Mfg.
Little Miami RR.—
9-20
7-
9-
3%
.
pfd. (quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. (Del.) (quar.)__
Light & Power, $1 pfd. (quar.)
87'Ac
Corp
Link-Belt
Co., Ltd.—
Production
Hussman*
9-28
7-31
$1.06Vi
(quar.)—
(quar.),——
Foods
5%
6
' 10% 2-28-63
10- 1
*12Vic
8- 1
$1
Class B
1
2
7-
—;
,
Hughes-Owens
Hunt
7-
•
(quar.)
Howard
Class
1
7-31
5%
v
W.),
(Frank
Hudson
7- 5
8-
$1.12 Vi
dividend
Horner
Houston
7-16
15c
—>
7-10
Miami
Quarterly
15c
(quar.)
8-
7-27
Mexican
6-29
14c
Stores Corp.,
Lincoln
1
8-
2%
.
Land
Horizon
.
6-29
1
8-15
55c
dividend
4Vi%
1
8-
Bearing—
Co., .class A
Class B (quar.)„
1
8-
(quar.)
8-30
$1
preferred A
8
^
of
8-10
Inc.
7-20
$1.05
,____
8
7-25
Lines,
6-28
dividend
Lincoln National
10c
35c
—
Hoover
'
*35c
________
Y.)
1
8-
;
'
20c
Motor
7-16
Fund
Limitee,
Casualty
Quarterly
,
5c
(N.
Insurance
7-18
$1.083A
$1.12'A
Salt
Share
Life
15c
(quar.)_
Heme
7-10
8-
2.92%
Northrop.,
Levine's
7-20
37Vic
held
(quar.)__
Fast
7-24
conv.
&
Leslie
7-13
1
8-
(quar.)
Inc.
8-1
6-30'
1
6-15
8-20
sharebe
95c
(quar;)_*.
& Sessions
Lerner
8-14
7-31
25%
—__—__
Winston,
Holyoke Water Power
Hoover
1
9-
,
31Vic
"
(quar.)___
(quar.)
&
div.)
(stock
(quar.)
Merchants
7-13
7-20
2%
25c
dividend
Liberty
25c
to
to
7-31
;
Gas''Co.
Lehman
Ltd.—•
—
Corp.
Holly Stores, 5% preferred
Holly Sugar Corp., common
Holt
*45c
1—•
Worts,
,
(H) Gooderham.)
Manufacturing
Hoffman
*45c
(quar.)
Hiram-Walker-Gooderham
Hobart
25c
:
;
Ltd.
Dauch,
Quarterly 4
subject
meeting
2'Ac
preferred A
(quar.)__.
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
7-16
7-25
2%
at
15c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Stock
•'
&
7-31
7.31
.8-1
Y.)—.
(N.
7'/aC
:
5'A%
Bank,
*
7-13
10c
17'Ac
5%
7-16
25C
(quar.).
Leeds
7-10
7-16
$1.25
(s-a)__
20c
".
Quarterly
Hinde
8-15
the
7-31
HAc
Medallion
Corp.—
A
B
7-10'
25c
25c
7'Ac
(N.
7-20
7-14
1
(s-a)
Merrimack-Essex Electric, 5.20%
—
1
1'
8-
•
31 and also subject to approval
Comptroller of the Currency_^_
Pictures (stock dividend)
7-16
$1
preferred A (quar.)
Lang & Co.
(quar.)
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc, (increased)
Leader-Durst Corp., class A
(initial
Lee Rubbei & Tire
(quar.):
12-31
2-11-63
10c
Light
July
7-10
Light—
Growth
(quar.)_u-
8-
30c
of
approval
8-15
8-
(quar.)
National
dividend
1
-
30c
4.75%
$.04166
Mfg. -1 (quar.)
Electric
Stock
8-15
8-
5c
933Ac
—
&
A
A
I
25c
—
class
Mfg.
8-15
10-10
9-
*35c
-
class
8-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
Semi-annual
2
7-10
f
Ltd.
1
8-15
'
1
85c
(quar.)
Brook
15c
Building
(monthly)
Corp.
Lamson
$.04166
(San Fran.)
7-20
10c
'
-
Broad
Lamontagne
10-
(monthly),
Hibernia National Bank
7-13
7-
10c
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
Class A (quar.)_
11-
—
Meadow
Co.—
Stock
9-
9-10
11-10
$.04166
(monthly)
-:
^
preferred A (quar.).
preferred
B
(quar.)
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
6-20
8-10
$.04166
A
8- 3
B
Co.,
9-
6-29
10-
10-31
93%c
(quar.)
McKales Corp.,
McQuay-Norrls
7-13
7-30
Grain
Class
7-13
45c
5%
1
10-10
;
7-31
«-
40c
4.32%
8-15
$.04166
;
1
...
preferred (quar.)
Laclede
10-15
.
5c
;
1
8-
933Ac
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
(Oscar) & Co. (quar.
Quarterly
''7-16 *
1
35c
38cf"
$.04166
:
6-15
1
8-
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric,
1
7-24
$1.25
(monthly)—:
9-
$1.09
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
-7% 2nd preferred (quar.).
'8-20 "
'
'
&
Class
7~18"'
"
$.04166
(monthly)
A
McGregor-Doniger,
$1.05
preferred
Class
6
$.04166
A
Class
Class
7-16
56 Vic-
-
(monthly)
Class
Higbie
7- 5
1
8-
7-25
'12 Vic
—
6-28
(reduced quar.)
Power
Knickerbocker
7-16
-*$1,35."
.'
(monthly)'
6-29
(quar.)
Quarterly
Afcjpley—
A
McCall Corp.
(quar.)—___—
Quarterly
*
25c
Co., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Heritage Industrial Corp. (quar.)
:
Class
Mayer
8-17
47'/aC
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kratter
'
62 ViC
(quar.)_
B
6-15
9-1
Extra
7-10
62c
60C
(stock dividend
$3.40
i0c
(quar.)__
com.
Knapp-Monarch
Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.
6-26
r.
Powder
Class
7-20
7-28
——
4'A%
preferred
&
7-13
8-17
75c
,
33A%
r
•„
preferred (quar.)~_
King-Seeley Thermos (quar.)
2
56 Vic
preferred (quar.)_,—
Hercules Gallon Products, 7% pfd. A (quar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)_—
Herman
7-
8-1
lVi%
(quar.)_____________ir
Instruments
Heppenstall Co.,
Hercules
7-16
.
35c
——__
—
Co.
preferred
Kellogg
3'A%
3'A%
6-30,
35c
Inspection
&
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)__
:___
Hat Corp. of America, 5%
pfd. (quar.),
Hayes Industries
(increased):
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.
(annual)______
Heath
7-20
,
10c
*
City
Kavanau
15c
<
(quar.)_:
7-20
6-15
$2
Co.,
Kaufman
Boiler
Steam
8-15
McCabe
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
7- 6
7-20
12 Vic
(quar.)-
7-16
7-16
7-16
•
4.
____.
Electric,
Inc., class A
(quar.)
4.35%
Y.)—
—
Hilo
4%
'
Refractories—
preferred
60c
4.20%
1
—___—
6%
,
8-
Publishers, Inc. (111.)—
(formerly Roe Peterson & Co.)
Harris-Tetter Super Markets
(quar.) —
Harsco Corp.
(quar.)
'.
1—_
Hart Shaffner & Marx_„
i
4.96%
1
.______.
Joy Manufacturing
&.Row
4.50%
&
B
3.80%
10c
(stock dividend).—
Hartford Electric Light, common (quar.)
9-
Central
Kansas
15c
Inc.
93%c
,
7
L
_
Stores,
1
(increased-quar.)
Tea
Josiens,
5
Quarterly
Hartfield
9-
8-10
preferred
.
7-16
:___
Inc. ;(N.
7-30
10-31
55c
9-10
& Hegeler Zinc (stock dividend)
Department Stores, common (quar.)__
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.)__
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
7-11
1
7-16
pfd. (quar.)
(111.) (s-a)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harcourt, Brace & World,
Quarterly
Harper
1
8-
60c
__
Harbison-Walker
'
7-11
7-21
8-
.
(quar.)
Gas
(Andrew)
Class
25C
fT?_„
(quar.)—-____
Chemical Co.
,
5
66 Vic
—
Hamilton Cotton. Ltd., 5%
Handschy
25c
common
common. j(quar.)
Bros.,
"
'
,
Hagan
8-24
$1.25
(quar.)__"
Gustin-Bacon-Mfg.
(quar.)
Guy's Foods
(quar.)__
"____—
lOc
5%
Power & Light—
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Johnny-On-The-Spot (quar.)
Johnson Hill's, Inc. (quar.)_
Jonathan Logan, Inc. (quar.)
4%
7-16
May
_____—
Jewel
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
8-
.*
6-29
8-1
Matthessen
12Vac
*60c
*75c
Manufacturing_____
Colby
(quar.)
Jersey
12 Vic
.Quarterly
GUlf
7-20
$1.11
6-29
(quar.)
Jefferson Construetion_i.iL__—
jergens
8-15
47'Ac
6
75c
Jacobsen
7-16
i
8-
7-20
8-31
6-29
Services—
Fund
Jane
37Vic
8-
35c
6-29
holders
8-1
$1.37%
preferred" (quar.) _L_~___L_7
Greyhound Corp. .(stock dividend)
Gtilf Life Insurance Co. (Jacksonville, Fla.)'
convertible
6-22
10c
7-31
preferred (quar.)J
Power & Light—
Istel
"
1S %
2
9
Holders
7-19
Supermarkets. Inc.
(Ouar.)
(quar.JU
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)
9-14
' .v
'
preferred
(quar.)___—;
_
Greel°y Gas Co., 5'A'% pfd. A (quar.)—
GreisSdieck Company
*
;$1.80
12'Ac
7-16
preferred (quar.)—
Common
quar.)
7-16
'4.22%
Iowa
(initial
Payable of Rec.
*20c
*37'/ac
(quar.)
com.
Mutual, Inc. (quar.).
-4.36%
i;
(initial!
Trust "
Producers—
•
6-29
Industries
When
share
Massachusetts Electric Co., 4.44% pfd.
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Investors
Trust
(quarterly
from net investment income)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_
Investors
7-16
75C
1—________________
"
Great
6%
6-20
50C
Per
Company
Marshall Field & Co.
C.)—
D.
common
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.);
Class A
40C
Quarterly
Harvester,
Department Stores
Investors Diversified
■
7-
7-20
Marlene
49
30c
Investment
Y.)—
7-20
—
,
Bronze
International
7- 9
10c
split)—
Powders, Ltd., com.—
6%
participating preferred
(quar.)
International Business Machines (quar.)
1
8-
20c
.
7-20
Name of
6-29
M>»rsh
Semi-annual
1
12 Vic
(N.
stock
(Washington,
Bank
International
8-
(initial)
common
(quar.)___"—
Co.
(3-for-l
7-16
90c
j
Securities
8-15
class A
Insurance
98-
5%
12>Ac
45c
'
3
Extra
7-10
—
Inc.,
(quar.)—
Pumps,
.: 5 %,
Great
7-13
4
—
(Initial)—
common
1
8-
:
(quar.)_~—
Properties,
8-
Payable of Rec.
Share
North America
of
semi-annually
13c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Goraon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)—.—Gorton's of Gloucester, Inc.—
New
Increased
'
Goodman
Gould
9-26
12'AC
-—*-«*——
common..:—'_
(quar.) —;
Rubber
8-27
10-10
*
Ltd.,
dividend
Company,
ckiodall
A
Co.,
(William)*
9-10
8c
■'
___
,
__
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
7-26
8c
(monthly)
of Company
Insurance
8-10
Holders
,
Name
Payable of Rec.
8c
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name
(261)
Steel
Truck
&
Lines,
Nunn-Bush Shoe
Wire
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
1
7-10
1
9-21
25c
7-31
7-16
10c
7-10
7-
2
20c
7-30
7-
6
10-
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(262)
pfd. (quar.)__
Ogilvie Flour Mills, 7%
1
Common
8-10
8-10
Reliable
7-30
7-10
Reliance
Electric
7-20
6-29
Reliance
Varnish
7-27
7-13
7-27
7-13
10c
8-
1
8-1
9-
8-10
7
112c
Otis Elevator
Outlet
Company
6-15
7-30
7-16
3
11-
1
40c
___>
7-27
7-
6
25c
_
8-
12-
7-20
1
25c
7-25
7-
30c
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Paper
7-20
$ 15c
Fibergas
Owens-Corning
Oxford
—
7-16
12 %c
(quar.)—
7-16
6-29
5
Cotton
Robinson
Pacific
$4.36
$4.40
$4.50
$4.75
$4.75
Pallas
Corp.
7%
Patterson
Ltd.,
Penmans,
B
60c
8-15
7-20
7-16
6-20
7-16
6-20
7-16
6-20
4% preferred F (quar.)_
4.10% preferred H & J (quar.)
4%% preferred I (quar.)—
7-16
6-20
4.95%
7-16
6-20
5.50%
2
Inc
pfd.
bo
(quar.)
Cement
Co.,
preferred
7-23-
1
8-
9-18
9-
8-15
7-16
8-
4
preferred
(quar.)____
Pierce
Stevens
$1.37%
9-
1
8-10
8-10
10c
8-15
8-
■_____
—
$$1.06 y4
9-
7-25
15c
7-19
7-27
7-13
10c
7-31
7-10
lie
7-16
6-22
$1.12%
7-i6
7-
8-
7-21
1
7-
7-27
2
7-25
7-10
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-12
10-
1
9-
6
5
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
Russell
8-
1
St.
8-15
1
1
7-20
5%
5%
7-31
7-13
7-31
7-13
7-31
7-20
7-31
7-20
St.
Louis
8-17
St.
Paul
9-
9
3
1
7-10
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
95c
8-
1
7-10
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
9-
8-20
4
7-27
7-
9
7-20
7-
9
8-1
7-17
7-16
6-29
7-30
Schneider
8-15
8-
3
7-
1
2
7-20
6-30
9- 4
62 V2 C
9-24
9-
4
62V2c
9-24
9-
4
$1.37 y2
7-31
7-13
$1.06 V*
7-31
7-13
$1.17 y2
8-
1
7-12
90c
8-
1
7-12
$56 %c
7-16
6-20
$75c
7-16
6-20
1
9-15
7-25
6-30
10-
25c
15c
8-15
7-16
$50c
8-
1
7-
2
50c
8-
1
7-
6
37 %c
(s-a)_____
8-
1
7-13
Insur¬
10%
,
7-31
>
6*29
action
this
Pak
payment
7-10
9-
1
8-10
$1.16
9-
1
8-10
1
_____
$1.22%
7-27
8-15
7-27
$1.12 V2
_______
8-10
8-15
84c
(quar.)_
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light, common (quar.)
4.84%
preferred (initial)
Pure
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
1
28c
(increased)
9-
8-15
7-27
40C
8-15
7-20
$.5646
8-15
7-20
9-
1
8-
1
7-25
7-
5
40c
(fiscal year end)_
9c
(quar.).
10c
7-30
7-16
55c
(quar.)
6-22
$1.50
(quar.)
7-20
7-20
6-22
$40c
8-24
7-13
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., class A (increased quar.)
America, common (quar.)
$3.50
1st preferred
(quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
24c
7-25
7-
25C
7-23
10-
1
9-21
$15c
10-
1
$$1.50
10-
1
9-14
7-31
7-17
9-14
(Mass.)
30c
5C
.
r
8-
American
income)
Seligman &
Class
Shares
From
(from
(increased)
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
4j/2%
preferred
(quar.)—.
Sheep Creek Mines (s-a)
7-18
7-16
7-
3%
7-16
6-30
11c
7-16
7-
7%c
Extra
Sheraton Corp. of America
Stock dividend
A
B
Dairies
$2
$2
(quar.")
._
10-25
1
7-20
Sobeys Stores,
Ltd.,
7-31
6-29
7-27
7-12
8-24
7-13
8-15
7-19
10-
2
8-31
10-
2
8-31
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
8-
6-29
8-1
$35c
20c
1
6-29
i
7-10
8-16
7-16
8-
8-16.
7-16
8-
1
7-18
9-
1
8-15
$15c
$7%c
$31 %c
7-12
11-
1
10-
3
2
1
10c
7-20
6-29
$10c
7-16
7-
31 %c
9-28
9- 3
38%c
(quar.)
9-28
9-
8-
7-14
2
3
Co.
dividend
California
7-
8-
$50c
class A (initial)
class A (quar.)
2%
Pittsburgh Water,
7-10
7-13
25c
7-
4%%
Edison,
pfd.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
1
7-1.6
24c
7-31
7- 5
7-
5
28c
7-31
7-
5
28 %C
7-31
7-
5
$62 %c
8-15
7-20
$$1.50
7-16
6%
lie
8-15
50c
8-
1
7-19
25c
8-
1
7-19
(quar.)
!
participating
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Fertilizer & Chemical Co.—
4.75% preferred (s-a)__
Southern
Fire
Common
&
Casualty
(quaA)
Co.
$2.38
11- 1
10-20
7-10
7-10
Corp
Investment
Street
37 %C
(Tenn.)—
7-16
7-
20C
—.—
7-16
7-16
6-30
2
Stecher Traung Lithograph
(quar.) —
$1.25
9-28
9-14
(quar.)
Ltd,—
New
common
(initial quar.)
Steel Co. (Wales), Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
(interim pay¬
ment
of 9
pence per share equal
to
about $0.055)
$1.25
12-31
12-14
preferred
preferred
of Canada,
Co.
$15c
00
M
■
7- 3
89-
1
25C
Stores
8
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Bros.
9-10
56c
&
Davin
Whatley
Container,
new
10-
8-1
8-27
1
9-14
25c
7-16
6-29
'37%c
&
Co.
7-31
7-10
5%
8-
6
7-~6
10c
Sun
Oil Co.
6-30
7-16
7-24
7-12
75c
(hiitiaf-quarj—
com.
7-16
10c
(quar.).
(quar.K
,—
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)——
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., 60c pfd. (quar.)_^—
Suburban Gas (quar.)
SuCrest Corp. (iricreased-quar.)
8-
1
7-12
25c
8-
7-
6
7 11
1
15c
7-
7-31
7-13
22 %c
7-16
7-
25c
9-10
8-10
3%
9-14
8-29
2%%
(quar.)__
7-16
12 %c
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
2
10-23
.9-23
2
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
dividend——
Stock
Super Mold
Swank.
Inc.
—
(quar.)
(increased)
Corp.
35c
T.
E.
M.
Freight
B
7-23
8-15
7-23
7-10
Inc.—
Electronics
8-
1
16c
9-
1
10c
7-26
7-13
9c
7-31
7-16
12%C
—
6c
i—
8-10
6-29
7-26
$40c
8-31
7-31
$$1
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
7-20
6-30
8-1
7-16
$1.27
8-
1
7-16
25c
8-
1
7-13
$1.21
8-
1
$1.19
8-
1
7-10
$1.14
$1
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Texas
Instruments, 4% preferred (quar.)—
Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)_.
$4 preferred
(quar.)_
Thomasville
Furniture
(quar.)
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass (quar.)_.
Thompson Paper Box Co.. Ltd. (quar.)
Texas Power &
$4.76
15c
7-10
7-
7-16
3
8c
7-20
6-29
$5c
9-1
8-24
7-16
7- 2
10c
(quar.)
Extra
5C
—~
class
7-16
7-
2
5c
A
Class B
10-
1
9-14
5c
Products,
Top
7-16
7-31
8-15
J
4%
Tip
2
20c
—
preferred
6
7-
7-16
5
25c
Texaco
$5.08
7-
25C
Tasty Baking, class A common (quar.)
Taylor Wine Co.
Tenney Corp., class A (monthly)Terminal-Hudson
6-26
7-16
20c
:—
(quar.)—
Industries,
7-
7-16
25c
(quar.)
Electronics
7-20
10c
—
—
Swingnne, Inc., class A (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)_—J_
10-
1
9-14
27 %c
Co. (Ni Y.) (quar.)
Edison, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Toro Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
Toronto-Dominion Bank
(Canada) (quar.)_
Trade Bank & Trust (New York City)—
••
8-17
8-
3
20c
Title Guarantee
Toledo
7-27
7-
6
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
$1.06 y4
$1.06 y4
4%%
$1.14
35c
$47 %c
7-20
7-
8-
6-29
1
6
20c
Co.
Trans-Canada
6%
Trust
7-16
7-
8-
7-16
1
25c
20c
_—
—.—
7-31
<:
8-1
7-
6
9
Corp. Fund—
$30c
Bus
System,
10-
$25C
10-1
9-15
12%C
preferred
preferred
Trenton
8-15
$40c
Assn. Ltd. ^quar.K
(increased-quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)_
Building
Traders
Trane
8-15
7-31
1
9-15
20c
7-16
7-3
25c
Inc
8-
1
7-13
63%C
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
$1.49
8-
1
7-13
$1.42%
8-
1
7-13
$1.40
8-
1
7-13
69C
8-
1
7-13
21c
8-23
CO
7%c
-—
8-
$1.22%
7-19
6-30
3%
—
7-19
■
CO
6-30
$1.40
(quar.)
208 South La Salle Street
Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
6%% 1st preference series A
Union
Asbestos
1
8-
1
7-16
62 %c
pfreferred B (s-a)
8-
2%c
8-
1
7-20
62 %c
Co., 5%
Trico Oil & Gas
Union
2c
7-10
6-28
1
6-20
Southern Canada Power Co. Ltd.—
Common
7-20
7-27
8-
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
$4.90 prefrred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
$5.70 preferred (quar.)
$5.60 preferred (quar.)
$5.26 preferred (initial quar.)
Transcontinental Investing Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
Common (quar.)
Class A (stock dividend)
8-1
7-10
7-20
10c
$10c
Transcontinental
1
6-29
7-13
7-10
1
7-13
7-16
6-30
6-22
8-
10-15
1
8-31
6-27
40c
;
1
8-1
Corp.—
8-
1
7-14
11.
45c
(s-a)
8-31
1
10-
8-20
1
10c
Co.
Inc.
1
10-
$53c
$50c
Georgia Natural Gas
Products
Shares,
7-16
7-27
1
8-
93%c
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)—
Transccntinent Television Corp (N. Y.)Quarterly
$15c
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)__
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
7-13
$15c
Sonotone
preferred
6-29
7-13
7-30
61c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.48%
7-26
7-30
—
O.)
preferred
preferred
Southern
11-10
22c
Smith's Transfer Corp.,
South
10c
$0.00 Vs
Co.
fquar.)
Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Stock
7-25
2%
^
;
preference A
(J. Hungerford)
(A.
$1.55
8-10
15c
(quar.)
(N.) Co., Ltd., $2.12 pfd.
Smith
10c
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Slater Steel Industries,
6%%
7-20
lc
_
Silverwood
Smith
H
5c
(quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (Quebec)
Increased semi-annually
Smith
7-16
CO
$56 %c
Co., class A
B
Class
7-31
$50c
Sierra Pacific Power Co., common
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
Slater
2
60c
$25c
;;
Class
5
1
$33 %c
9-
2
8-
Class
8-1
12 %c
6-29
$56 %c
(quar.)
Thriftway Foods Inc.
■_
7-16
40c
—
Tamar
10c
4%
7-20
8-17
7-13
(Boston)—
Class
7-20
8-31
1
20c
income
6-29
15c
pfd. (quar.)__
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
investment
.
Common
1
7%C
8-
8-
7-20
7-
7-16
7-25
8-20
7-13
6c
common
investment
8-15
1
1
1
6%c
Latz,
B
40C
8-
9-
60c
7-20
■
7-16
15c
—.—
8-
1
1
30c
17%c
Initial quarterly-
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Fund, Inc
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)—
Increased quarterly
8ecurity Life & Trust Co. (Winston-Salem,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
4.56%
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
7-20
5c
6-15
2
9-17
1
12 %c
Securities
South
E.
Corp. of
1
8-
at
Sea Way Food Town
Class
11-
10-
85C
common
Siegel (Henry I.)
1
6-29
time
Scrivner-Stevens
Sea
on
1
8-
-
7-20
T.
Sherwin-Williams Co, of Canada Ltd.
$1.06%
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
4.64%
taken
8-
31 %c
20c
7-20
8-15
$1
8-15
2
8-10
9-
10c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Screw & Bolt Corp. of America
6-22
8-
7-20
36c
(quar.)
9-
11-
8-10
6
10c
Corp., class A
7-10
9%
7-
7-16
25c
(monthly)
3iy4c
4
3
15c
$4
No
27 %C
Stone & Webster inc.
6-22
7-18
7-20
$15c
Stone
7-16
1
7-20
1
5c
7-27
5c
(Walter J.)
preferred
Stockton
7-16
25c
1
17 %c
6-29
6
25c
—J■,
i2yac
20c
(quar.)....
7-16
2%%
(quar.):
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)_
Shawinigan Water & Power—
.
class A
7-10
20c
.__■
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Shareholders Trust
(Mo.)
(initial)
Company,
8-24
7-25
30c
Monthly
Selected
,1
8-
9-15
Scott Paper
7-10
9-24
(quar.)
8-31
15C
'
__
7-20
8-
8-
_
$6c
v
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Schenley Industries, Inc.,
50c preference
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Co., common
(quar.)
Products
Corp.
Schlumberger, Ltd.
Schmieg Industries
8-
ance
Co.
(Colo.)
(stock dividend):
Progress Industries
Progress Mfg., $1,25 preferred (quar.)
Public Savings Insurance (Texas)—
A.)
Tubular
Paper
6
3y3c
Producing Properties, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Redwing Carriers
9-14
7-10
7-
3
declaration
Reed
3
5
7-17
6-29
8-
25c
—
(quar,)
10-
7-20
7-20
1
27 %C
Stern Textiles, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
(John B.) Co. (qttar.)
Stevens
(J. P.) & Co. (quar.)_
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
(interim) less
British income tax
6-29
Scott & Fetzer
__
Realty Equities Corp. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
12-
12-17
1
1
8-
51ftc
Stern
7-16
7-
30c
Red Owl Stores
11c
8-
8-
$1.40%
Stetson
7-16
1
9-
7-16
Co.
(quar.)_
36c
_
7-16
8-17
Sportswear
4
7-16
7-23
8-15
Oats Co., common
preferred (quar.)
9-
6c
7-31
8-31
Quaker
9-17
22c
Saxon
15c
Puritan Fund, Inc.
4
22%c
Sawhill
5
10c
preferred
9-
6-29
7-
Standard
Steel Parts
6-29
7-11
$1.75
4V4%
9-17
7-16
7-16
$1.10
Co.—
Fuel Co. Ltd., 4y2%
Oil Co. of Ohio
Standard
1
$1.15
$1.18%
(initial-quar.)
common
Sterchi
7-16
1
87y2c
dividend
9-25
25C
1
$1.50
Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Realty,
class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Llie
10-25
28c
7-20
~80c
Men's
1
6-25
5%
8-
New
5%
2
10-
25%
8-
Prentice
Business
7-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Sams (Howard W.) & Co., common (quar.)—
San Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
7-16
$15c
;
—
J.)
1
7-25
$1.25
Ltd.
Foods,
811-
25c
'
dividend
Salada
16c
(quar.)
(N.
$25c
(quar.)
Insurance
1
Microwave—
common
Stock
Marine
8-
8-20
4
10c
Trust
7-17
___
Castings
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4% % preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Sanborn Map
(quar.)__
Sargent & Company (quar.)
30c
as
Steel
$1.25
(quar.)
&
5% preferred (quar.)
Fire
7-20
Steel
5.60%
9-
National
dividend
8-15
$$1.25
$$1.25
Louis-San Francisco Ry., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-
15c
Components Co.
9-20
8-24
(quar.)__
(quarJ
St.
8-
37 %c
(monthly)
;__;
(2-for-l stock split)
15c
preferred (quar.)
7-
8-
Standard Electric
6
32 %c
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred
7-31
$1.07 »/2
;_
(quar.)
6
7-30
8-
75c
_;
A—
7-
7-
$25c
1
8-
$1.25
class A
Bank
Lawrence
9-
7-20
7-20
$1.06 y4
State
7-16
(quar.)
7-20
1
5%
(s-a)
Candies
97 %C
(quar.)
6
7-13
Stover
1
8-
8-1
97%C
preferred (accumulative)
Aviation Corp. (resumed)
Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
State Street Bank & Trust (Boston) (quar.)
7-16
$1.50
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.).
8-
92 %C
5ya%
Common payment omitted at this time.
9-
15c
on
6%
7-20
Stanley
6
7-16
rH
Stanley
7-
$1.25
$1.37%
5y2%
Russ Togs Inc., class A
$1.10
(quar.)
State
Cable
taken
—
6-29
CO
$1.03%
Standard-Thomson
6-29
7-16
$1.10
(quar.)
Extra
7-10
7-20
$1.25
preferred (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.)
—
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.).
4.75%
preferred (quar.)_.
5.625%
preferred (quar.)_—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
;
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
i
_
Springfield Gas (Mass.)
(quar.)_.—___—
Sta-Rite Products, common
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Standard Dredging Corp.
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)
Standard
7-23
8-15
11-30
8-15
4.15%
Standard
5-25
9-14
12-10
$1
3.70 %
3.90%
6-25
3%
9
6-20
Southwestern Public Service—
3%%
6-25
7-25
7-
20c
$5 1st preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
1
8c
7-13
1
7-16
25c
Quarterly
8-15
9-15
8c
(quar.)
com.
55c
—
1
8-
8y3c
(initial)
Southland Paper Mills, common—
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)—:__—
1
7-25
Presidential
HeheIs
8-10
8-10
20c
$1.17
________
(quar.)
class
Automotive
B
1
9-1
20c
10C
(quar.)
Trust
J.)
&
Corp.
(C.
1
9-
Roper (George D.) Corp—:
22 %C
Initial
Class
9-
$1.23%
Roper Industries Inc. (increased)
Rorer (William H.), Inc.
(increased)
Rosenau Bros, (initial)
Royal McBee Corp., 4V2% pfd. A (quar.)—
5% preferred B (quar.)
62 %c
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Porter (H. K.) Co. (Del.)—
5xh%
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
Potomac
Edison, 4.70%
pfd.
(quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd.
4V2% preferred (quar.)_
Participating preferred (quar.)
Powers Regulator (quar.)—.
&
$1.02%
2
Polaroid
T.
6
3
17 Vic
(quar.)__
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Plough, Inc.
Plymouth
Cordage
R.
8-10
Ltd., class A
Broadcasting, Inc.,
B
(quar.)
Rolls Royce, Ltd. (final)
Ronson
Corp.
(quar.)—.
5c
(quar.)
Radio
7-
1
Class
5c
(quar.)—
Chemical
Co.
Ltd..
Power
7-25
9-
—
Rollins
15c
conv.
6%
5
$1.18%
—
(s-a)
preferred ^quar.)
4 y4 %
$2.50
Preferred
Quebec
Rockower Bros,
com.
England Telephone (quar.)
Southern Railway Co.
5% preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-
$1.20
new
.
preferred K (quar.)_
preferred L (quar.)
$1.06
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Puritan
7-
$1
23%c '
(initial quar.)_____
$1
Ry.
Co., common
Finance
3.35%
New common
>
$1.16
____
Northern
&
Common
-
$1.06 %
(quar.)
Piedmont
New
7-12
2
25c
(quar.)
common
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen, 5% pfd.
Stock
2
7-
8-10
Professional
8-
7-16
(quar.)___
7-
6-19
Princeton
.
Button
7-
8-31
action
7-13
1
7-16
No
7-13
1
7-16
25c
Precision
1
8-
7-16
90c
Precision
8-
10c
1
6
15c
—
—
Piatt Corp.,
1
8-
9-
7-
8-31
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)——
Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
Plasticrete
1
11-26
5
9-
22V2C
8-31
9-14
8c
Philip
(N.
8-
8-15
12-17
10c
$5c
7-31
9-14
$1.50
Wire
10c
$50c
8-15
37V2C
(quar.)—
.___
Bank
7-20
6-29
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown &; Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Plainfield
1
10c
3.80%
Plastic
8-
1
$$1.50
__
$3.50
93 %c
9-
$45c
—
convertible
Pittston
7-20
10c
Gas.
Products,
8-1
7-31
25C
preferred (quar.)
Peterson Howell & Heather, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
1
Petroleum Exploration, Inc. (Maine), com.—
Philadelphia Electric, 4.68%
pfd. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
Pitt
27 %c
25c
30c
Pillsbury
7-11
7-11
$6V4C
15c
common
C.) Co.
Chemicals
Pioneer
1
1
(quar.)
$35C
Co., 5% pid. (accum.)
Products (quar.)
(J.
&
1
8-
8-
Rohr Corp.
25c
_
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)__—_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.).
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
(quar.)
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR. (s-a)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (quar.)—
4%
7-
8-
59 %c
$1.12ya
Rolland Paper Co.,
Penney
4.30%
$$1.19
Co..
,
7-
10c
5%
7-2
7-27
Square Mutual Fund—
(From net investment income)
Penn Traffic Co. (quar.)
Permanente
6-22
7-16
7-30
Penn
Pennsalt
7-20
5
8-10
$20c
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Fuel
Penn
7-
7%C
(quar.)—___________—
Dairies, class A (s-a)—
Class
9-14
1
8-15
10C
Rochester
$1.18%
$1.18%
$6 preferred
Penn
10-
Rochester Gas & Electric—
$1.10
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
Metal
7-10
75c
Co.
(C. j.)
7-20
25c
7-18
6-29
$1.09
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Peninsular
Southern New
(quar.)_
Materials
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Electric—
Gas &
preferred
4.40%
Mills
8-15
.
(s-a)
Parke Davis &
Paton
7-17
75c
7-16
&
Chemical
Park
7-31
15c
25c
Coast
Gas
Southern
t27c
2»/2%
Properties (stock dividend)—
Electriq (quar.)—
Lighting Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
conv. preferred (quar.)
Pacific
Pacific
7-30
45c
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.).
Reynolds Metals, 4%% preferred A (quar.)
4ya%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Rich's Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Rinehart & Winston (quar,)—*
Rio Alg.om Mines, Ltd., common
Rittenhouse Fund (quarterly from income)—
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc—
7-16
8-15
tlOc
-r,
8-15
$$1.75
(initial-quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Opemiska Copper Mines, Ltd.—
Originala, Inc. (quar.)
Oshawa Wholesale Ltd., class A
4.80%
6
20C
Engineering
(quar.)
7-10
(quar.)—
New common
7-18
8-
15c
7-10
1%
Steel Products—
Ontario
Southern Indiana
8-15
When
Share
Company
10c
&
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
Per
Name of
30c
(quar.)_
(Canada), Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
—
dividend
Stores
.
Holders
Renold Chains
33C
(Chicago)
When
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
(initial)
1
1
33c
(quar.)
B (quar.)__
Republic Life Insurance
Reduced quarterly
Chemical
Reid Lithographing Co.,
9-
9-
32c
Class
Old
Mathieson
8-
l
30c
$1.06
preferred (quar.)4.24%
Old National Corp., class A
Olin
9-
Share'
of Company
20c
Okanagan Telephone Co., common (s-a)
40c preferred
(s-a)
.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)
Stock
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
$$1.75
.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
11-
1
10-18
>7-14
.
$78yac
8-1
7-13
10c
8-30
8-10
87 %c
8-15
7-20
92 %C
8-15
$1
(quar.)^
8-15
7-20
$1.12%
8-15
7-20
Electric Co.—
$3.50
&
preferred
Rubber
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
(resumed)
—
—
—,—__
—
7-20
Volume
Number 6177
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
Company
Corp. (Fla.) Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
6% noncumulative preferred (quar.)
Union Gas (Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.)_
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Jr
6%
preferred (quar.)
'
Union
Oil
of
California™
;
__
15c
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.12 Vi
Vangas, Inc. (annual)
:
20c
Viewlex, Inc., class A (quar.)_
—
3c
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting, common—6c
5% preferred (quar.)
—:
!_
$1.25
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
$2
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke (quar.)——_,—
12%c
Voi-Shan
Industries
(Increased quar.)_
20c
Volunteer Natural Gas (stock dividend)—__
5%
Vulcan Materials, common
(quar.)—
12%c
6%% preferred (quar.)
——
$1.56%
5.75% preferred (quar.)
$1.43%
5% convertible preferred (quar.)__—.__—
20c
Vanadium
7-20
8-
6c
8-
7-20
15c
8-
7-20
30c
$12%c
8-
7-20
8-
7-
$69c
$75c
9-29
9-14
9-29
9-14
50c
8-10
7-10
1
7- 6
_•
6
(quar.).
4% pref. (1955 series) (quar.)
!
United Air Lines, Inc., common (quar.)_.
5%% preferred (quar.)
United Canadian Shares, Ltd. (s-a)_
,
United
'
series)
(1956
Fruit
(quar.)
8-15
9-
1
8-15
$45c
12Vic
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-
—____
Chemical
»
V"
preferred (quar.)
United States Fidelity &
Quarterly
U
6%e
7-30
7-15
tlOc
V
8-
1
6-29
$1.12%
9-
States
Time
Corp.
8*15
62 Vie
8-
7-16
Inc.
'
Stock
4.10%
Sciver
(J.
Co.,
pfd. A
5%
1
8-
8
9-10
8-23
9-20
9-
9-20
.
5
Common
7-16
6-20
8-6
7-13
7rl7
7- 6
7-16
7-
7-16
7- 2
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
7-19
10c
7-19
7- 5
15c
8-22
7-31
10c
7-26
40c
7- 5
8- 1
11-
5c
1
7« e
1
10-
8-15
5
7,-30
8-17
7-13 ^
$1.25
8-
$1.26
$1.27
8- 1
8- 1
25c
7-16
6-29
10c
8-1
7-10
Wometco
9-14
8-31 "
Class
"9-14
8-31
7-16
7-2
7-16
6-29
'
'
'
1
7-10
8-
1
-
.
7
7-16
7- 2
10c
10c
20c
20c
8-15
8-
9-17
9- 4
7-16
6-28 !
7-16
6-28
7-16
7-16
6-20
7-16
New
Shoe
common
____
_____
i
6-20
1
Tanning—
(initial)
B
.
Yale Express System, class
Yates-American Machine
Yocam
7-13
7-13
'
7-13
,
8-23 '
7-16
Batteries
(quar.)
A
7c
6-29
8- l
.__
6-20
1
&
Enterprises, class A (quar..)__
17%c
(quar.)___—
;\6%c
Woodall Industries
(quar.)
K ^
30c
Wool Combing
(Canada)_.
•__
tl5c
Woolworth (F. W.) & Co., Ltd. "adrs"—
6% pence less British income tax.
iu
Work Wear Corp
18%c
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)
25c
7-10
$1.02Vi
,
7-6
7-6
8-15
7-31
,8-
$1.12 Vi
$1.05
:—
9-14
,
1
8-
4%
-5.04%.
5-
(quar.)—
8-23
1
8-1
25c
(quar.)_r_—!*____,
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service
5% preferred (quar.) __,
5
7-27
•
10-
$1.50
6%
.5%
10c
-
9-10
8-31
Wolverine
$1.15
$1.06%
30c
$1.43%
$1
:
.___
7-10
8-
6-22
9-14
Electric Power
1
$1.25
6-25
10- 1
7-16
35c
Industries, class A (quar.)__i
dividend
7-10
.
.
40c
preferred (quar.)—
5.08%, preferred (quar.)—___—
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)
1
35c
(quar.)
Win-Chek
7-16
$1.25
.
5
9-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
7-20
7-16
7- 2
25c
.____
7-31
7-16
10c
9-15
8-31
70c
25c
(quar,)
8-
Western Insurance Securities-
7-20
7-
1
class
$2.50
7"16
1
7-
7-16
$1.25
Pacific
Western
9-1
8-14
Zeller's
1
7-10
4%%
.___
8-
9" 1
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
*
5.44%
resident
a
25c
8-1*5
8-
1
68c
4.72%
5
8-
1
7-
5
59c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
J35c
$56%c
—
7-16
7rl6
7-2
8-1
7- 2
8-1
7-2
8-
1
7-
5
7
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable in
Power & Gas
RR.
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
7-10
32Vic
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1
30c
31 Vic
—
._
Western
8-
62Vic
75C
(quar.)
Western Light & Telephone, com.
5% preferred (quar.)__.
6-29
8-
$1
A
County Gas (qUar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
8-15
$1.12%
Participating
2
7-25
York
Common
7-6
8-
10c
(quar.)
8-
9-19
t>
8-15
2%
B.)
8-15
Wisconsin
_—
7-16
5.20%
;
9- 4
8-31
Co.—
4
_
Van
(quar.)
Power
9-
15c
(quar.)_
9nl7
9-15
8-
k
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)__;
preferred C (quar.)
7-31
20c
_
7- 9
West
Mining—
Food Co.
class A
60c
dividend
Van Camp Sea
Management,
25c
(quar.)
&
:
30c
(quar.)
7-9
7-20
12%c
25c
22 %c
17 Vic
33c
~
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
5c
(increased).
Construction
4.20%
6-30
7-16
7Vic
(quar.)
Company
Utah
1
7-20
2
6-20
:____—__
;
__.i
B
West Perm
7-27
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
Extra
;
Upjohn
9
17 Vic
Universal Container, class A (quar.)
Univis,
7-
4 V2 %
(quar.)___
Universal Insurance (N. Y.)
"Class
6-29
7-16
7-31
25c
._
Universal Controls
6-29
Monthly
Wellington
(Del.)
Quarterly
5% pfd.
6-22
'7-16
22Vic
<ino.r -auar.).___
7-
9- 5
*
S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
United Transit Co.,
7-16
12%c
7-16
7-16
_.
Bros,
Monthly_________
30c
Corp.
'_
___;
__
8-16
1
7-27
6-29
When
Share
&
Stationery, com. (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Western Union Telegraph
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)—
White Stores, Inc. (quar.)——___—„
Whiting Corp. (quar.)
Wilcox Oil Co. (quar.)
—
Will Ross, Inc. (quar.)_
;
Wilson .& Company, common (quar.)______
$40c
_
(Bait.)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Shoe
S
United
U.
5
8-31
1
8-15
7-16
51
Per
.
Company
Tablet
9-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)
—..—_
Company
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Warshow
(H.) Sons, class A_
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)____
$5 preferred (quar.)__
u__.
__
'$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)____
Wayne Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Weissberg Corp. (monthly )
—;
8-31
10-
*".
Name of
Western
7-27
$40c
Gooderham & Worts
Warner Bros. Pictures
9-28
Servateria
S
Extra
Warren
22c
$1.06%
_
Guaranty
(H.)
Warner
7-
«
4%%
U
.
7-31
______
&
,9r 7
,
"
8-15
Stock
4c
Gas
S. Borax
1
Holders
Payable of Reo.
6
net invest-.
Improvement,-: common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_
United Investors Corp. of Delaware—
Class A (monthly)
;
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd.
U.
10-
"$75c
____
ment income)
United
._
Walker
United Funds, Inc.—
...
United Continental Fund (from
,
6
9-15
__.
preferred
6%
7-
8-1
$1.37% k
__
(quar.).
:
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
,
8-
$1
$1
12%c
(quar.)—
of America, com.
Corp.
___
United Aircraft Corp.—
4%,. pref.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
6c
When
Per
Holders
When
Share
Union Finance
(263)
Less
Canadian
funds,
tax
deductible at
7%. ;
the
Non<*
source.
tax 15%; resident tax
income tax.
British
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
xLess Jamaica income tax.
y
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
300,000
water
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
Birmingham Southern College
(P. O. Birmingham), Ala.
clusiveDated
Bond Sale—The $1,487,000 dorihitory and student bonds offered
May .17 — v. 195, p. 2200 — were
awarded to the
Anchorage Independent School
District, Alaska
Bond Offering — John M.
Sale
The $3,915,000
refunding water warrants offered
July 10 — v; 196, p. 55 — were
—
syndicate headed by
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of
a
John Nuveen &
100.2467,
about
a
3.76%,
follows:
as
Asplund, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (AST) on July 24
for
the
purchase of $4,250,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Legality
by
approved
Preston,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
$1,155,000 5s. Due
on May
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
1 from
Ellis.
ARIZONA
1,950,000
3.80s.
Due
1974 to
from
1985
395,000 3V2s. Due
1987.
and
415,000 3s.
on
May
1
Pinal County,
inclusive.
A
Due
on
May
1,
1988
1989.
and
Other members of the syndicate:
Haupt & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson1 & Curtis; Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.; First U. S.
Corporation; P i ere e, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.;
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co., and the First
Alabama Securities, Inc. *
ALASKA
Bond Offering—J. P. Bell, City
Controller, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (AST) on July 24 for
the purchase of $3,060,000 bonds,
follows:
$810,000 street improvement
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
to
inclusive.
1971
800,000
1963
to
water
1967
system
ment
_
bonds.
Due
from
1963
1982
to
inclusive.
Sept
until
p.m. (MST) on July 30 for the
purchase of $495,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
from 1964 to 1975, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office,
Legality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelhess.
Florence.
2:45
No. 2 (P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 flood
control
bonds
offered
July 3 —
v. 196, p. 55—were awarded to the
Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
San Francisco, as follows:
$150,000 5s. Due
1963
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1972
to
1973 to
on Aug. l from
1980 inclusive.
165,000 3%s. Due
to
1991
15,000 Is. Due
Cinnabar
Sonoma
Bond
p.m.
17 for the pur¬
$15,000 school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1962. Due on July
chase
15
On July
of
from
1963
1977
to
inclusive.
on
Aug lfrom
inclusive.
on
Aug. 1, 1992.
District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
payable
at
Reynolds & Co., Inc.; J. Barth &
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
the Bank of
A., San Fran¬
Wertheim & Co.
Los
Angeles School Districts,
Angeles County, Cal.
Bond
Sale
—
offered
The
July
10—v.
awarded
to
1 from
New York Hanseatic Corp.; Re¬
National Bank of Dallas;
& Cross, Inc.; Stone &
Youngberg; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Taylor & Co.; Trust Co. of Georgia;
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.;
public
Roosevelt
Blunt Ellis
Ke
at
San
chase
Rafael
on
until
1:30
p.m.
July 24 for the pur¬
of
$185,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 30, 1962. Due
on
June 30 from 1967 to 1986 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
r,
McArthur &
Co.;
Co.; Irving Lundborg
Stern, Lauer &
Co.; Wells &
Christensen, Inc.; Bacon, Steven¬
son & Co.; C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.;
Julien Collins & Co.; DempseyTegeler & Co., Inc.; Fidelity-Phil¬
adelphia Trust Co.; The First Na¬
tional Bank of Memphis.
Ginther & Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.;
& Co.; A. M,
Kean, Taylor
Kidder
trict
&
Co., Inc.; Second
Securities
Co., Inc.;
Alstyne,
Noel
&
Co.;
Dis¬
Van,
Amepeafi
Fletcher National Bank andTrust
Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Dallas Union Securities
Co., Inc.;
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; A. G.
Clark &
Edwards & Sons; Fahey,
Co.; The First National Bank of
Miami; First National Bank in St.
Louis.
Northern
Trust
Co.;
The Fort Worth National
C. J.
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; R. H. Moulton
&
Co.;
Seattle-First
National
Bank; Mellon National Bank and
Trust Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
William R. Staats
& Co., Inc.;
&
&
& Co.; National
State Bank of
Newark; Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Trust Co.
Devine
no we
Laidlaw
1987.
The
Crutten-
tional Bank of Rhode Island.
on
Bond Offering—George H.
Gnoss, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
& Simmons;
den, Podesta & Miller; Gregory &
Sons; Henry Harris & Sons., Inc.;
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Industrial Na¬
The syndicate consisted of the
July 1 from following:
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Bank of America N. T. & S. A.;
First National City Bank of New
Lake wood, Calif.
York; Bankers Trust Co.; Blyth &
Bond Offering—Stone & YoungCo., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.;
berg, Financial Consultants, San The First National Bank of Chi¬
Francisco, will receive sealed bids
cago; Smith, Barney & Co.; Se¬
until Aug. 14 for the purchase of
curity First National Bank; Wells
$600,000 water bonds. •
Fargo
Bank; United California
Bank;
Crocker-Anglo
National
Larkspur School District,
Marin County, Calif.
Bank; Chemical Bank New York
75,000 3 3/4s. Due
;
tional Bank at Dallas.
—
on July
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
,
.
Co., Inc.; Shear^
son, Hammill & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Paribas Corp.; Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co.; William Blair & Co.;
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.; Francis
I. duPont & Co.; First National
Bank in Dallas; First Southwest
Co.; W."E. Hutton & Co.; Lyons,
Hannahs & Lee, Inc.; McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.; Mercantile Na¬
Los
bonds
-
E. F. Hutton &
Dahlquist, Herrington & Suttcliffe.
2934—were
(PDST)
School
(J-D)
America N. T. & S.
cisco. Legality approved by Orrick,
$21,000,000
195, p.
a
syndi¬
Hermosa Beach, Calif.
cate headed by Bank of America
Bond Offering—Bonnie Bright, N.T.
& S.A.,
San Francisco, as
City Clerk, will receive sealed follows:
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PDST) on
$15,800,000 Unified School District
July 17 for the purchase of $242,bonds, at a price of 100.034,
771.23 vehicle parking district as¬
a
net interest cost of about
sessment bonds. Dated August 2,
3.25%" $5,056,000 4s, due on
1962. Due on Jan. 2 from 1963 to
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1970 in¬
1982 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
clusive; $7,584,000 3^4s, due
able.
Interest
J-J.
Legality ap¬
on Aug.
1 from 1971 to 1982
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
inclusive; $1,896,000 3.40s, due
Indio School District, Riverside
on Aug.
1 from 1983 to 1985
County, Calif.
inclusive; and $1,264,000 2 V2 s,
due on Aug. 1, 1986 and 1987.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
5,200,000
City
Junior
College
election, Series A bonds offered
District bonds, at a price of
June 4
v.
195, p. 2643 — were
100.027, a net interest cost of
awarded
to
the
Security-First
about
3.25%:
$1,664,000
4s,
National Bank of Los Angeles, and
due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
R. H. Moulton & Co., jointly, at a
1970 inclusive; $2,496,000 3V4S,
price of 100.0002, a net interest
due on Aug. 1 from 1971 to
cost of about 3.53%, as follows:
1982 inclusive; $624,000 3.40s,
$125,000 3 3/4s. Due on July 1 from
due on Aug. 1 from 1983 to
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
1985 inclusive;
and $416,000
150,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from
'2%s, due on Aug. 1, 1986 and
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
office.
150,000 3V2S. Due
CALIFORNIA
1
inclusive.
750,000 telephone bonds. Due on
Sept 1 from 1963 to. 1982 in¬
clusive.
bids
2
1981
improve¬
on
sealed
120,000 3V2S. Due
400,000 sanitary sewer improve¬
ment bonds. Due on Sept 1
from
receive
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District Zone
Anchorage, Alaska
1963
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
Ira
as
Casa Grande Union
High School District No. 2
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond
Offering — Ann
Edens,
May 1, 1986
on
Rosa, until
Santa
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at the
County Treasurer's
& Ellis.
Decatur, Ala.
awarded to
Sept.
Housing and liome
Warrant
at
(PDST)
1, 1962. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Xhorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin
Finance Agency, as 3V2s, at par.
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
Bank;
Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern; Moroney, BeissKalman & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
.
ner & Co., Inc.; Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern,
-inc.;
Seasongood
&
Mayer; Seattle Trust and Savings
Bank; Stubbs, Watkins & Lom¬
bardo, Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Thornton,
52
Mohr,
Farish
Winthrop
&
The Continental Bank and Trust
Co.
Lake
Salt
of
City; Cooley &
of Arizona Co.;
Hooker
&
Fay,
Inc.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Jones, Cosgrove &
Miller;
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Co.;
Kaufman
Bros.
Co.;
Mitchum,
Jones & Templeton, Inc.; The Na¬
Co.;
First
The
of
Bank
Shawmut
tional
Boston;
Loeb & Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood; Stein Bros.
& Boyce; Stern, Frank, Meyer &
Fox; Stockyards * National Bank,"
Wichita,' Kan.;
Third
National
Newburger,
Bank, Nashville, Tenn.; Wachovia
Bank and Trust Co.; Wagenseller
Inc.; C. N. White & Co.;
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Iric.
& Durst,
Sea
Salt on
Water
Sale
Bond
New York
issue of
Goodbody & Co.,
—
City, and associates anon July 12 of an
$8,000,000 Inter-American
Cultural
5x/2%
Center
Trade
&
due June
bonds,
revenue
at 100%.
1, 1982,
the Commissioners
of Roads and Revenues, will re¬
July
on
Riverside and Imperial Counties
Calif nrnia
of
for
24
$4,350,000
the
water
Dated
(EST)
noon
of
purchase
and
Aug.
sewerage
1962.
1,
Due
1 from 1963 to 1986, incl.
$21,000,000 authorization by ThJ bonds are callable. Principal
Authority, which is a public and interest (A-O) payable at the
This issue is the initial offering
of
a
the
Clerk,
until
p.m.
Warrant
Offering—Dorothy
M.
grid interest
(F-A) payable at the
District Treasurer's office, Cuca¬
monga.
Legality
approved
by
Q'Melveny & Myers.
Bond
Springs, Calif.
Offering
City
helms,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of
$600,000 water bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1966
26
July
on
to
the
for
inclusive.
1992
callable.
(F-A)
The
Principal
payable
purchase
bonds
able.
the
at
of
Bank
Interest
Westwood
Unified
Lassen
i
velopme'nt of
American1
Center
permanent Inter-
a
Cultural
the
near
and
City
of
7
Trade
-
School District,
divided
Showcase
into
four
Bond
Kooskia, Idaho
Bond
Sale—The
C;;
1963
of
bonds.
40,000 41/£»s. Due
■■i
1972
on
Due
Oct.
on
$129,000 water inclusive.
Agency,
Freedom."
4y8s, at
as
650
acres
mately 1,700 acres owned by the
Authority.
~
e;
.
for the purpose
and
suring
to be
cultural and trade
addition to
hibits
is
Sonoma
•
attractions provided which will be
Latin-American
Santa
County, Calif.
(PDST)
chase
Rosa, until 2:30
on July 17 for the
appeal
So- far, 21
-countries
The
will
bonds
be
secured
wards,
ceive
Other members of the syndicate:
J.
Sims
&
sealed
various
(EDST)
chase
July
on
until
17
Dated
from
will
the
1963
to
F-A.
1982
Clerk,
City
bids
until
will
receiye
(EST)
purchase of
7:30
p.m.
certificates.
May 1, 1962.
1964
to
Due on May 1
1991, inclusive. In-
pur¬
In¬
Legality approved by
Day, Berry & Howard.
,
,
Bond
,
Sale—The
were
awarded
of
composed
an¬
June
B.
1.75%.
J.
to
Van
3.66%,
60,000 3.30s. Due
1973
to
1975
a
Additional
as
group
Ingen
tificates to be sold
and
on
1976 to
—
sewer
July 25
&
on
Oct.
1
con¬
,
from
1966
to
.
Due
1992,
inclusive.
Dated
April
1979
1992
1
1962.
Bond
1
from
Trust
1
National
Bank
syndicate
Co.,
Court
Clerk,
the
Bond
Sale—The
construction
196,
Van
Home
sewer
offered July 9
The bonds
Investments, Inc.,
about
New
Henderson,
Additional
bonds
Offering
T.
—
G.
Associates, Inc.
The
—
Feb.
on
from
1
and
are
callable.
Mount
Bond
Ky.
Sterling,
Richard¬
Offering—Chas.
and Clerk,
will receive sealed bids untile 10:30
Treasurer
City
son,
Evensen
Ky.
inclusive
1983
to
V
Community School
District, Iowa
Bond
callable.
are
Information
due
are
1964
Decorah
and
of
Legality approved
by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
160—were awarded to
p.
(EST) on July 25
purchase
F-A.
$110,000
bonds
sealed
receive
will
a.m.
$1,100,000
school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982,
Interest
will
receive a.m.. (EST) on July ,24 for the
(CST) on purchase of $915,000 water, Series
July 25 for the purchase of $750,- 1962 bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
000 school bonds.
Due
Humboldt, Iowa
Bond Offering—Harold Solbeck,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
16
for
the
purchase
of
June
1962.
Due
1969
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
July
$70,000
1,
Dated
1
from
from
1
Interest
approved
1963 to
J-D.
& Cutler.
Chapman
by
2002
Legality
State College
(P. O. Murray), Ky.
Bond Offering—Patsy Rowland,
Murray
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
receive sealed bids until 11
1963 to
Principal
June
on
inclusive.
011
waterworks
Feb.
on
1982 inclusive.
First
Principal
ker
ants,
Dec.
on
1
First National Bank
}n 5aHasL ^
l
1 > Bache &__Co.; Marine Trust
m
Company of Western New^ York;
£'
?
9° '
Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
N®w York; First National Bank,
,
Louis;
Dominick &
will
in¬
a.m.
and
State Board of Regents
(P. O. Des Moines), Iowa
Bond
National Bank of
Indus-
Rhode
Is-
Roosevelt
Providence;
&
Offering—David
&
Glynn
Savings
&
National
Bank; Blewer,
American Fletcher
Co.;
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
In-
A.
gality
1987
on
July
inclusive.
1
from
The
Macoupin and Madison Counties
Community Unit School District
No. 8 (P. O. Carlinville), III.
Dec. 1 from
on
Sale—The
$268,000 school
awarded to
were
&
Co.,
1964
bonds
by
proved
Chapman
&
are
County Water
Versailles), Ky.
Bond Offering—Kathleen Good¬
District
rich,
(EST)
chase
until
bids
July
on
of
will
Secretary,
sealed
ceive
for
19
$255,000
water
2
re¬
p.m.
the pur¬
bonds.
LOUISIANA
Cutler.
Parish
Cameron
KANSAS
Cameron),
(P. O.
Louisiana
Atchison
County
Common
School
District No. 66 (P. O. Atchison),
Kansas
Bond
Sale—The
$26,000
school
$6,000 3V2S. Due
1963
to
1967
10,000 3%s. Due
1
from
1973 to
Bond
—
Claire
of
as
District
Protection
Fire
$207,000
"
1 bonds.
No.
'
133,000 Waterworks District
No.
bonds.
50,000 Public Utility District No.
1
bonds.
East
1977 inclusive.
Offering
(CST)
a.m.
for
30
$390,000
1
Sept. 1 from
1968 to, 1972 inclusive.
10,000 4s." Due on Sept. 1 from
11
the purchase
unlimited tax bonds,
July
inclusive.
on
until
received
follows:
.
Sept.
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
on
Manhattan School District,
,
Madison County Community School
Dist. No. IS (P. O. Wood River).
District (P. O.
callable. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
JVzS,
as
R.
Woodford
North
Regents,
1962. Due
Joseph
by
Rubin.
Secretary of the State Board
will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on July
26 for the purchase of $3,500,000
iowa Memorial bonds. Dated July
1,
Le¬
M-S.
Interest
approved
Dan¬
cer,
of
inclusive.
2001
Iowa
to
Dominick;
from
inclusive.
Illinois
for
Ga.
Baton
Rouge Parish Gas
Utility District No. 1 (P.O.
Baton Rouge), La.
Kansas
Crum-
Bond
Sale
—
The
$740,000
gas
the
(EST)
purchase* of
noon
Due
on
Dated
July 1 from
(J-J)
on
July 18
1963 to
1982
Bank of Athens.
bonds
composed of Ladd Dinkins & Co.;
3
the
p.m.
(CST) on July 19
purchase of $845,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1962.
1 from 1963 to 1982
Due on Aug.
of Shearson,
inclusive. Principal
and interest
Co.;
Reinholdt
&
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
Gardner, and the Municipal Bond
urer's office. Legality approved by
Corp., at a net interest cost of
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
about 3.46%, as follows: •
group
Hammill
composed
& Fizzell.
on
to
1977
to
1982
on
1, 1970
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
355,000 3V2S. Due
1978
Jan.
"
Salina City School District, Kansas
315,000 3%s. Due
1972
offered
2201—were
Scharff &
&
Derbes,
cost
of
on
Jan.
inclusive.
*
1 from
Bond
Clerk
will
a.m.
Offering—D. E. Lindberg,
of
the
Board
receive- sealed
(CST)
on
of
Education,
bids
July
18
until
for
11
the
May 23—v.
awarded
to
195, p.
a
group
Jones, Inc., and Arnold
at par, a net interest
about
&
$1,397,000 $10,000 3%s. Due
July 1, 1962. /."and 1971.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
National
baker, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $680,000 school
for
building bonds offered June 15—
ing
v.
195, p. 2748—were awarded to
a
Company, Financial Consult¬
Athens, will receive sealed
bids until
facturers Hanover Trust
Company,
Oregon!
of
k°s
Benjamin Lewis
41/2S, and 4V4s.
inclusive.
O. Athens),
inclusive.
Due
Building bonds
Offering—Tillman-Whita-
and interest payable at the Manu¬
New York.
1
inclusive.
3.20s.
from
Clarke County School District
school bonds.
1,
Feb.
on
Bankers
are:
Feb.
1972 inclusive.
1978
from 1979 to
Bond
GEORGIA
(P.
600,000 Series B certificates.
to
4,400,000
from
The
cer¬
$850,000 Series A certificates. Due
»on
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1994,
inclusive.
price of 101.034,
a
Bond
until
1984 to
sist of:
•
1973
1 from
Dec.
on
145,000 3.80s. Due
Information
Michigan
Coralville, Iowa
follows:
Dec.
on
90,000 3%s. Due
Raton, Fla.
water
27/ss, at
as
of
IOWA
syndicate headed by
6,600,000 3s. Due
p. Trust
hiclusive.
$1,450,000
'Bank
net interest cost of about 2.699%.
a
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
inclusive.
90,000 33/4S. Due
FLORIDA
•
for
Citizens
—
from 1964. to
County (P. O.
Elizabethtown), Ky.
Offering —R. R. Thomas,
the
—v.
on
Legality approved by Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey.
:
-;;;
'
bids until 11
inclusive.
$9,000,000 2%s. Due
Interest
inclusive.
J-D.
inclusive.
O. Peoria)
Due on Dec: 1 from
1982
Hardin
the
a
the
to
Long Beach School Town, Ind.
Sale*—The $63,500 school
building bonds offered July 2—
v.
195, p. 2978—were awarded to
.
of about
cost
27
awarded to the Hartford Na¬
Boca
for
24
1, 1962.
1963
Bond
Sanitary and Sew¬
(P.
July
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; and dianapolis; Nongard, Showers & bonds were awarded to the Co¬
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Murray, Inc. and
Chapman, Howe lumbian Securities Corp., as fol¬
at a price of 98.046, a net interest
& Co.
lows:
•
tional Bank & Trust Co., at a rate
of
June
bonds.
from
:
Cross; Brown Bros- Harriman &
$800,000 street, Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett & Sons;
municipal
building White-Phillips Co., Inc.; Seattle
,
2s. Due on.Dec. 1
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
$500,000 tax
notes' offered
1976
July 17 for the purchase of $530,000 school- building bonds. Dated
^
Dec., 1
on
Bond
& Pierce, County Clerk, will receive
..y,.* sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Offering-—Sealed bids will
Sale—The
and
$415,000
Note
.
Sale
The
$20,000,000
at
a
net
interest cost of
improvement bonds offered
3.22%. '
"
'
'/;•
v
10 — v. 195, p. 2978 — were
land,
m
non!?s °ffered July 10—v. 195,
Torrington, Conn.
ticipation
Lincoln
.
on
County (P. O. Greensburg),
Kentucky
Offering — Marie Bloyd
Green
Legality
•
trial
o
2870—were
inclusive;
A-O.
and 5s.
2001
purchase of $7.00,000 sewage works
Portland; United California Bank,
Offering—C. B. Tal-
re¬
a.m.
$315,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
from
to
Bond
sewer
Legality approved by
Patterson, Freeman, Richardson &
of
terest
to
Isharn,
by
•*
received
City,
inclusive.
Disposal Dist.
age
terest M-N.
Ed¬
11.30
for
bonds.
purpose
July 24 for the
$1,000,000
utilities
„
Treasurer,
bids
Due
Peoria
from
Dec. 1 from
on
Other members of the
Bond Offering—-John W. Hollis-
sewer
Town
sealed
1972
1973
Greater
1
inclusive.
to
awarded to
on
Ellington, Conn.
T.
1964
3s.
July
Watson.
Edna
1965
100,000
by
on
xr
—
to
175,000 2.80s. Due
the land and payable from the proceeds of admismortgage
madge,
pur¬
CONNECTICUT
Offering
1962
Dec.
on
Illinois
Certificate
p.m.
of
Bond
$50,000 2y2s. Due
have
Titusville. Fla.
$65,000 school Series A
bonds. Dated July 15, 1962. Due
on July
15 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
and
interest
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
;v
t
KENTUCKY
Campbell County Public Parks
Corporation (P. O. Newport), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 public
(CST) on July 31 for the:
ter, Jr,: City Auditor, will-receive York; First Boston
Corp.; C. J. terest (M-N) payable at the City. purchase of $1,469,000 housing and
sealed bids imtil
10 a.m
(EST) Devine & Co . Mellon Nationai Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ uinmg nail bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
for the Purc^®se
Bank
&
Trust
Co., " Pittsburgh; proved by Chapman & Cutler..
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to
liams, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
at
f0u0ws-
Center.
a
be
III.
Bond Sale—The $325,000 sewer
improvement bonds offered May 2
were awarded to Barcus, Kindred
mass
fairs.
world
past
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬ $7,650,000
Bond
Aledo,
to be granted and
are
1964
Brookville, Ind.
Bond
as-
income^
and
attendance
concessions
ex-
of
1,
INDIANA
self-support- & q0
at a prjce 0f 100.OI6, a net
self-liquidating and, m interest cost of about 288%
as
and
ing
,
...
,
The Center
Interest
par.
ILLINOIS
The Project
will cover
of land out of approxi-'
Oct.
from
1
resi¬
1961.
nurses
Dated
the
Jacksonville, Florida
July 15 from
inclusive.
Wilmar Union School District,
j'
•
to 1982
McEvers & Fizzell.
J.-J.
$1,000,000
sewer bonds offered May 17
approved
195, p. 2201—were awarded to Beale.;'
Housing and Home Finance
Area, Cultural Area and Festival
pronouncing the Proj¬
ect's
theme
of
"Progress
with
inclusive.
to 1971
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
Juengerman, President, will parks corporation bonds offered
June 25 —v. 195, p. 2979 —were
sealed; bids until 10 a.m.
(CDST) on July 27 for the pur¬ awarded to Magnus & Co., as 4%s
and
v.
Herbert
Sale—The
call¬
are
St. Joseph Hospital
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Offering — Sister Louise
dence
consisting: of a compre¬
hensive and attractive Inter-Amer¬
Co., Inc.;
$125,000 school
bonds were awarded to the Bank Boettcher & Co.; Luce, Thompson
pf America N. T. & S. A., San & Crowe, Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Herman Bensdorf & Co.; Mullaney,
Francisco, as follows:
Wells & Co.; The Phelps Co.
/,
$15,000 4s. Due on July 15 from
Bond
(F-A) payable at the
office. Legality
Treasurer's
State
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
chase
Miami,
Florida,
ican
V
IDAHO
Allen & Co.; McDonald & Co.;. £h".st National City Bank, both of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Ciirtisj'^bicago, and^ First National* City
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Millar;rjP.fn£' New York, at a price of
Tripp & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & 4b0.326,
aj net interest cost of
Co.; Taylor & Co. Inc.
about 2.98%, as follows:
County, Calif.
of
receive
'
America, N. T. & S. A., Los Ange¬
les. Legality approved by O'Melveny & Myers. v
purchase
Marie
sions, rentals and concessions.
are
interest
and
to
1963
son,
legality approved by King and
receive expressed an interest in construct(PDST) ing exhibition pavilions at the
will
1962. Due on Feb. and
2001 inclusive. The bonds
funds for the construction and de-
of
Meno L. Wil-
—
Clerk,
of
$1,200,000
school
bonds.
Dated July 1,
Aug. 1 ffom
1982 inclusive. Principal
building
and interest
First National Bank of Atlanta,
a bank in New York City
designed to have the
Santa Fe
Monday, July 16, 1962
.
$3,850,000
waterworks bonds.
Dated July 1,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
the
Area—all
Adams, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at Cucamonga, until 2 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 26 for the purchase of
$75,000
water supply warrants.
Dated August 1, 1962. Due on Aug.
X from 1963 to 1967 inclusive. The
warrants
are
callable. Principal
.
purchase
Vernon, III.
City
receive sealed bids
(CDST) on July 25
will
7
for
corporation and an agency of the
State of Florida. It will provide
separate, yet inter-woven areas—
the International Area, Industrial
District,
-
ceive sealed bids until
bonds.
►
,
Bond Offering—C. O. Emmerich,
Chairman
.
Bond Offering—Paul Hayes,
Georgia
the sale
nounced
Mount
DeKalb County (P. O. Decatur),
Florida
Co.;
&
Center Authority.
Inter-American
Inc.;
Gauntt,
&
Allan
Co.; Cavalier & Otto.
Robert
Blair
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(264)
4.62%.
Lafayette, La.
Bond Offering—Curtis A. Rode-
macher,
City
Clerk, will
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
receive
(CST)
on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $3,500,000 utilities bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1962. Due
to
1991
on
Nov. 1 from 1965
inclusive.
Interest
Legality- approved by
& Judell.
M-N.
Foley, Cox
Volume
Number
196
6177
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(265)
District No. 58 (P. O. Alexandria),
Louisiana
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
2871—were
andria,
about
at
3.49%,
Ra¬
the
Co.,
Alex¬
interest
net
a
to
of
cost
follows:
as
$12,000 3V2S. Due
July 15, 1963
on
60,000 3V2S. Due
1972
to
July 15 from
on
awarded
to
.
2.98%,
2.91%,
follows:
.
den, Stone & Co.; Third National
Bank, Nashville; Prescott & Co.,
and
J.
A.
Overton
16
Offering
Due on Aug. 1
Prin¬
at
1970
to
1972 .inclusive.
gality
Krashner, City Clerk, will receive
&
(EST)
July 19 for the purchase of
$250,000 storm and sanitary sewer
Stone.
Co., Inc.;
•
;
New
July .1
on
approved
Portage
Bond
from
1965
by
Miller,
Can-
Bond
Township, Mich.
Offering
Clerk,
will
the
—
Wilma
receive
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
purchase
1, 1962/ Due
to
V
Offering—-Oscar P. North,
1992
-
water
Dated June
Jan. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
callable.
bids
July 23 for
of .$167,000
on
Smith,
sealed
on
supply system bonds.
,
Newaygo, Mich.
.
R.
W.
$120,000
field, Paddock & Stone.
on
r
Ripley
of
bonds. Dated June
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Harriman
purchase
1, 1962. Due
Joseph H.
—
the
to 1992 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Huntington Woods, Mich.
Bond
for
sewage system
& -Co.
.
Pressprich &,.Co.; Estabrook
and interest (F-A) payable
& Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; HayEngland Merchants Na¬
cipal
Manhattan
Interest
The
J-J.
bonds
.
are
Legality
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad^
bids
dock
until
8
(EST)
p.m.
July
on
&
Stone.
tional vBank,
Boston, or Clinton
Company.
Legality
ap¬
Trust
proved
follows: J
as
28
Bank,
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Bank, New York, as 3s, at a price
of 100.199, a net interest cost of
about
National
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
syndicate
a
Chase
the
by
Le¬
Can-
,
MAINE
headed
Creek.
Miller,
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
$290,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1, 1964. Nov. 1 from 1963
to 1986 inclusive.
1,815,000 2%s. Due ;on Aug. 1
Interest M-N. Legality
approved
;
from 1965 to 1969 inclusive.. *State
1,520,000 3s, Due on Aug. 1 from by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Street-, Boston, 6, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on July 26 for the pur¬
chase
of
$714,000 school, bonds.
Bangor, Me.
?
Bond Sale—The $4,850,000 bonds
offered July 10—v. 196, p. 56-^
were
by
Offering—Edward A. Pie-
chants
inclusive.
,,
Battle
net interest cost of about
ters, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o New England Mer¬
July 15, 1965.
on
a
Mass.
as
Bond
8,000 3V4S. Due
1966
approved
Harvard,
1964.
and
Bank,
gality
July 15, 1962. Principal field, Paddock & Stone.
and interest (J-J) payable at the
L.
Detroit, Mich.
New England Merchants National
Bond Sale—The
$3,625,000 bonds
Bank, Boston. Legality approved offered
July 10 were awarded to
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & a
syndicate headed by Smith, Bar¬
Dodge.
ney & Co., at a price of
100.0002,
195,-p.
Trust
&
tional
Dated
school
5—v.
awarded
Bank
pides
$80,000
July
Due on July
15 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
50,000 street bonds.
Rapides Parish Sixth Ward School
53
Thorndike,
by
Storey,
Dodge.
Palmer
&
$3,200,000 high school bonds,
•
;
1,650,000 Kenduskeag Stream improvement bonds.
:
- ♦'
Other members of the
Maiden, Mass.
Bond
bids
Brothers;
Philadelphia
Ladenburg, ThalCo.;
Carl
M,
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; and Henry Harris
& Sons, Inc.
•'
V
Water Street, Boston,
(EDST) on July 17
for the purchase of $200,000 pub¬
lic works new equipment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July
.
Lincoln, Maine
Bond
1
Offering—Mary W. Corro,
Town; -Treasurer,
sealed
bids
c/o
will
Boston
Trust
Street,
11
1963
from
at
able
De¬
Bank,
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
cabee,
Principal and interest (J-D)
ceive
able
the
at
by
-
Safe
Boston
(J-J)
National
the
Storey,
Dodge.
and
Franklin
inclusive.
1967
to
Boston.
Company,
100
Boston,
until
11:30 a.m. (EDST) on July 18 for
the purchase of $227,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
posit
BANK & QUOTATION
pay¬
Shawmut
RECORD
approved
Palmer &
Legality
Thorndike,
Paxton, Mass.
WE GIVE
Bond Offering—Marion E. Mac-
pay¬
Town
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
First
The
c/o
re¬
STOCK
National Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
Deposit
Company, or Lincoln Street, Boston,' until 11:30 p.m.
Trust Company. Legality approved :(CDST) on July 17 for the pur¬
chase of $81,000 street improve¬
by Ropes & Gray.
'■*
'
ment bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
*•,
,
f
■
1964
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Offering
Commission
ceive
C.
—
bids
1968 : inclusive.
11
STOCK
BOSTON STOCK
•
DETROIT STOCK
a.m.
•
•
NEW YORK
Bond Offering—Thos.
(EDST)
will
1977 inclusive. The bonds
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 19 for the pur¬
chase of $1,225,000 unlimited tax
bonds-, as follows:
call¬
are
able. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Mercantile - Safe
sealed
clusive.
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Dated
•
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
•
CANADIAN
Shawmut
Bank
UTILITY BONDS
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC
UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE
BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE
STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
•
UNITED
Bos¬
of
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Salem, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
$2,000,000 school and water
originally scheduled for
Aug. 1, has been postponed, until
$125,000 street
July 9
—
196,
v.
later in
University, Trustees of
(P.- O. Boston), Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $2,850,000 stu¬
dent
union
—v.
195,
to
the
nance
bonds
p.
offered
2433—were
Housing
Agency,
Home
and
as
May 2.9
awarded
Fi¬
at
a price of
100.123, a net
est cost of about 3.15%.
inter¬
OTHER
Bang or-Monitor Metropolitan Dist.
(P. O. Bay City), Mich.
Bond
sealed
bids
c/o
New
Offering
Sequin,
(EST)
of
Eng¬
bonds
interest
(J-D)
Peoples
-
inclusive.
105,000
school
bonds.
Due
of
78,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
July
15 from 1S63 to 1977 inclusive.
Bay
by
&
CALL LOAN
RATES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
MONEY
•
VOLUME
p.m.
MARKET
Principal and
City.
Miller,
at
&
Bank
the
WILLIAM B.
Trust
Ganfield,
Creek,
NEW
SUBSCRIBE
Mich.
Offering—Joseph M. Boos,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 24
for the purchase of $30,000 recrea¬
tional facility bonds. Dated March
to" 1973
callable.
PARK
25
Legality
Stone.
Battle
OF TRADING
June
Bond
July .1, 1962. Due
15 from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
8
on
payable
National
Company
City
Due
will
•
1980 inclusive. The
callable.
approved
July 15 from 1963 to 1980
1962. Due
1,
1963 to
are
Paddock
$274,000 police station bonds.
until
J.
July 23 for the purchase
$54,000 water supply bonds.
land Merchants National Bank, 28
follows:
Secretary,
bids
sealed
Arthur
on
State
Street, Boston 6, until 11:30
a.m.
(EDST) on July 17 for the
purchase of $507,000
bonds, as
—
District
receive
1 from
on
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
MICHIGAN
Dated June
3-%s, at par.
Dedham, Mass.
Bond Offering—Andrew D. Galvin, Jr., Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
STATES TERRITORIAL BONOS
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., as 2.20s,
the month.
Boston
•
STATES GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
p.
bonds
•
v
PUBLIC
160—were awarded to the Boston
Bond
.
•
•
•
l, 1962.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
.
of the
^
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
.
Beverly, Mass.
Offering Postponed—Sale
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
Aug.
National
&
t
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIESDOMESTIC
;■
and interest
A-O.
Ropes
Due on
1982 in¬
,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 1
for the purchase of $400,000 stu¬
dent dormitory bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
2001
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
.
Bond
Legality
Gray.
•
:;
clusive.
to
•
on
150,000 fire station bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.,, •
.
EXCHANGE
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
1982 in¬
225,000 library bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
College
(P. O. Springfield), Mass.
Offering—John F. Hines,
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
The
Due
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
MASSACHUSETTS
American International
c/o
bids
$850,000 hospital bonds.
Deposit and Trust Co., Baltimore,
or
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
by Smith, Somerville & Case.
PACIFIC (COAST STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE-BONDS
National Shawmut Bank, 40 Water
receive
NEW YORK
•
Collector,
chase of
on July 25 for the pur¬
$15,000,000 state highway
construction bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
'
EXCHANGE
STOCK
J. Sheer-
City Treasurer and
fV
•
:
EXCHANGE
MIDWEST STOCK
Quincy, Mass.
in,
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE! j
ard, Peterson, LeFevere & Lefler.
Pease,
will
re¬
until
Interest
AMERICAN
•
Legality approved by How¬
R.
Secretary,
sealed
to
F-A.
Bond
•
-
MARYLAND
\
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Trust
and
,
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
a.m.
Principal and interest
receive
Safe
Shawmut
National
The
40
until
&
,
c/o
Bank,
National" Bank;
*
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
syndicate:
Lehman
mann
A. Holt,
Offering—Elbert
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
The
from
bonds
1964
TODAY
I
0
for
DANA
YORK 7,
wish
one
CO.
PLACE
to
year
N. Y.
...
subscribe
for the
to
sum
the
Bank
&
Name
Address
|
„
I
are
Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Security Na¬
Quotation
of $45.
City
Zone
State
|
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(266)
Jefferson County Reorganized
MINNESOTA
School District No. R-l
Crystal, Minn.
(/>. o. Hillsboro), Mo.
Evensen
G.
Offering—T.
Bond
Associates, Inc., Minneapolis,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
nm
(CDST) on July 26 for the
and
purchase
offering
school
Stern
Dover, N. H.
.
Bond Sale — The $87,000 city
Bond bale—
9
School Dist.
to
awarded
were
syndicate
a
of Kidder, Peabody &
composed
2%s, at
as
price of 100 239,
a
ne^ interest cost of about 2.42%.
a
The
bonds
dated
July
1,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1963 inclusive. Principal and inare
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.; Reynolds
& Co.; Hirsch & Co.; and Freeman
building bonds offered June 28— & Co., at a price of 100.01, a net terest (J-J) payable at the First
v.
195, p. 2645—were awarded to interest cost of t.about 2.95%, . as National Bank, Boston. Legality
the
First National Bank of St. follows:
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Paul, as 3s, 3V2S, 3.70s, 3.80s, and $160,000 5s. Due on March 1, 1963 Palmer & Dodge.
762, Minn.
No.
Sale—The $390,000 school
Bond
and 1964.
3.90s, at par.
on March 1
1976 inclusive.
320,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
receive sealed
Village Clerk, will
13800
c/o
bids
240,000
1
Highway No. 55,
27, until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on July 17 for the pur¬
chase of $81,000 street improve¬
ment bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
ard.
to
Offering—Eugene J. Duff,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
3.10s.
160,000
March
on
1,
1981 and 1982.
College (P. O. Parkville),
Park
Missouri
Bond
Offering
C. G. Roush,
—
a.m.
(CST)
on
July 24 for the pur-
on
July 30 for the purchase of $160,000
local
improvement
bonds,
i from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality approved by
until
Dated
from
bonds
7:30
(CDST)
p.m.
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
The
Morgan
Interest
callable.
are
F-A.
Briggs
by
approved
Legality
&
Stinson, Mag,
_
D
River
Thief
Minn.
Falls,
Offering
Bond
Gordon R.
—
,
.
Peo^!tlzef
J,?*
<P\ °' Oliver),
.
Missouri
(CST) on July
July 17 for the purchase of 17 for the purchase of $375,000
$75,000 electric plant bonds. Dated school building bonds. Dated Aug.
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from 15, 1962. Due on Feb. 15 from 1963
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Interest to 1982 inclusive.
Interest F-A.
Legality approved by Faegre
Legality approved by Charles 4&
*Srauernicht, or- Robert B. Fizzell.
;
■;
& Benson.
Wabashia, Minn.
Bond
Offering
MONTANA
Agnes Meyer,
—
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $25,000 harbor
Clerk,
City
farilities
iQfis>
1973
to
Dated
honds
Dtip
Anff
nn
inclusive.
are
t P^niitv
F-A
ThoTftn
i
nnn
cnVmni
Great Falls,
the
and
gtate Bank> Chinook> at a
net interest cost of about 3.51%,
and nQt tQ j M Dain & Co
Inc
and Associates, as previously reported.
}
Jackson County
(P. O. Pascagoula),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Wilbur G. Dees,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
D.
,
„
Aultman, Secretary of the Board
,
of
rr,
Ml
x
Trustees, will
.
11
sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) for the
purchase of $435,000 student housing bonds. Dated October 1, 1961.
receive
at
a
price of 100.015,
of
about
a
net
3.66%.
Bond
„
Airport Authority. Neb.
,
T
„
Bond Offering —R. J. Phillips,
Secretary of the Airport Authority
Board, will receive sealed bids
ytUaapproved ^
g,)anomW
cost
p.m.
Winona, Miss.
n
Bend
Sale
The $26,000 City
Hall bonds offered July 3—v. 196,
p.
—
37—were awarded to the First
U. S. Corporation
at a net interest
cost of about 3.75%.
MISSOURI
Jackson
County (P. O.
City), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 courthouse and jail bonds offered June
13 were awarded to the First NaKansas
tional Bank of St. Louis, at a net
interest cost of about 2.30%,
National
First
Bank
cline>
wil_
lhompson.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dated Sept. 1,
1962.
Due
19g4 to 198Q inclusive
Highlands,
bonds offered July 5
p.
—
2980—were awarded to
v.
195,
cas,
Borough Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
will
(EDST)
until
8
re¬
p.m.
July 23 for the pur¬
$165,000 unlimited tax
on
of
as
Jr.,
City
Treasurer,
will
a.m.
$90,000 Municipal Building bonds.
75,000 water bonds.
Offering—Grace
until
8
receive
Bond Offering—Edw. M. Fuller,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EDST) on July 25
for
the
purchase
of
$670,000
nurse's home bonds. Dated April
1, 1960. Due on April 1 from 1960
2000
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
by
Hawkins,
New York City Housing
New York
Authority,
Legality
approved
Delafield & Wood.
Note Offering—William Reid,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July 17
for
the
purchase of $45,082,000
notes. Dated Aug. 8, 1962. Due on
March 13, 1963. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Chemical
Bank New York Trust Co. Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
van,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
2
(P. O. Armonk), N. Y.
Bond
Ruther¬
Offering
Wallace Rem-
—
sen, Fire District Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
p.m.
of the
Christian
New Mexico
Brothers
(P. O. Santa Fe),
New Mexico
Bond Offering—Brother
Trimble
Atlantic
approved
&
pay¬
by
Highlands.
Caldwell,
Interest A-O.
Dated
C h a r1 e
s
P.
1963 to 1978 inclusive.
Sept.
cipal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at the Franklin National Bank of
Legality
approved
or
by
the Chase
Hawkins,
ton.
Rochester, N. Y.
$4,908,000 bond
anticipation notes offered July 5
Texico Municipal School District,
No. 2, N. Mex.
Bond
a
—v.
Sale—The
$40,000 school
offered July 5 were
to J. A. Hogle & Co., at
the
a
June 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the State
County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel,
or
Sherman
and
Howard.
NEW
Rochester Trust
a
Co.,
rate of 1.73%, plus
premium of $317.69.
bonds
offered
July 9 were
to Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Inc., and Francis I. duPont & Co.,
jointly as 3V4S, at a price of iOO.38,
awarded
a
net interest cost of about 3.20%.
Suffolk
YORK
58—were awarded to
p.
Rye Union Free School District
No. S, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $335,000 school
.
1962. Due
196,
Lincoln
Rochester, at
net interest cost of about 2.63%
The bonds are dated June
1,
County (P. O. Riverhead),
New York
Aug.
1
for
the
purchase of
$1,075,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Inter¬
est
F-A.
Hawkins,
Bond
Legality approved
Delafield & Wood.
Lockport, N. Y.
Offering—Thos.
by
will receive
(EDST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $8,217,000 bonds, as follows:
sealed bids until
$2,140,000
tello, Deputy City Treasurer, will
receive
Due
to
on
improvement
June
1
from
1982 inclusive. Inter¬
J-D.
public
bonds.
1963 to
Due
on
improvement
July 1 from
1982 inclusive.
Inter¬
est J-J.
Dated
July
1,
1962.
Principal
and interest payable at the Frank¬
lin National Bank of Long Island,
Riverhead, or at the option of the
holder, at the First National City
proved
by
Sykes,
Legality ap¬
Galloway &
Dikeman.
bids until 2 p.m.
Syracuse University (P. O.
July 18 for the pur¬
Syracuse), N. Y.
chase of $1,711,000 unlimited tax
Bond Sale—The $975,000 Utica
bonas, as follows:
College
student bonds were
(EDST)
sealed
public
bonds.
est
noon
Bank of New York.
Cos-
B. Hose, Jr.,
County Comptroller,
6,077,000
District No. 14, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on
Bond Offering—F.
1963
Hempstead Union Free School
County (P. O. Elizabeth),
Hew Jersey
1 from
from 1962 to 1991 inclusive. Prin¬
Delafield & Wood.
par.
.
—
for the purchase of
public
library
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor-
Adelphi College (P. O.
Garden City), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,040,000 dor¬
elusive,
Principal and interest mitory and dining facility bonds
offered July
196, p.
^at Legality ap¬ were awarded 10—v. Housing 57^—
toe^ County
Treasurer's office.
to the
and
proved by Hawkins, Delafield & Home Finance Agency, as 3V2S, at
Bond Offering
19
Long Island, Mineola,
1967
Mitchell
,
Union
on
July
$320,000
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
inclusive.
2001
awarded
Bank,
Offering—Mrs] Lorraine
Carter, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
to
bonds
Legality
Bond
Series 1961 bonds. Dated October
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug.
1
from
1963
to
1974
inclusive.
a group
(EDST)
Long Island College Hospital
Note Sale^—The
1, 1962. Principal
July 16 for the purchase of and interest (M-S) payable at the
$325,000 notes.
Dated July
17, County
Treasurer's
office
or
1962. Due on Dec. 5, 1962. Prin- Union
County
Trust
Company,
on
the Marine Mid¬
or
Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman.
Trust
land
North Castle Fire District No.
follows:
Bailey, Ct. Treas., will receive
composed of W. E. Hutton & Co.; sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; on July 31 for the purchase of
Harkness & Hill, Inc., and Lyons, $2,035,000 unlimited tax
bonds, as
Hannahs & Lee, Inc., as 3.10s,
at^ follows:
a price of
100.339, a net interest
£1,899,000 ' public
improvement
cost of about 3.06%.
and equipment bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1978 incl.
Concord, N. H.
Note Offering—Verne F. Santas,
136,000 park bonds. Due on Sept.
sealed bids until 11
York, Buffalo,
Union Beach School District. N. J.
August
Conrad, Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
from until 10 a.m. (MST) on July 23
for the purchase of $375,000 St.
Michael's College dormitory,
N. J.
Bond Offering—Richard N. Lu¬
Wood.
Claremont School District, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $637,000 school
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
Lane.
Legality approved
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
(EDST)
net interest
of about 3.75%.
the
at
Westwood.
Oldfather ^F-A)^ payable
57—were awarded to the First
a
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8
tional
Lincoln
Bond Sale—The $125,000 industrial bonds offered July 5—v. 196,
Corporation, at
able
of
able at the Monmouth County Na¬
NEBRASKA
•
U. S.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
Co.,
July 1, 1962.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
and interest
New York
Township (P. O.
Somerset), N. J.
Hudson County (P. O. Jersey
until n am, (CST) on July 19
City), N. J.
for the purchase of $2,500,000 airBond Offering—Frank E. RodgDue on Oct. 1 from 1964 to 2001
port bonds. Dated August 1, 1962. ers> Clerk of the Board of Freeinclusive. Interest A-O. Legality oue
on Aug
1 from 1964 to 1987 holders, will receive sealed bids
approved by Charles and Trauer- inclusive. The bonds are callable. until noon (EDST) on July 26 "for
nicht.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay- the purchase of $2,557,000 general
M«nt*om*r«
' able at the First National Bank bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due
DrJtZ?No J fP n wZnn )
and Trust Company, Lincoln. Le- on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1987 inDistrict
No.l(P,0.
p.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug.
from
1963
to
1976
inclusive.
1
College
Franklin
bonds,
awarded to George K. Baum &
on
1991
(EDST) on July 24 for the pur¬
(EDST) on July 26 chase of $45,000 fire house build¬
purchase of $150,000 school ing and equipment bonds. Dated
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July 24 bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on June 1, 1962. Due on June l.from
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1974 inclusive. 1963 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
for the purchase of $140,000 school
bonds. Dated August 1, 1961. Due Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ and interest (J-D) payable at4he
at
the
Monmouth
on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1976 in- able
County Northern
Westchester
National
elusive.: Principal and interest. National Bank, Keyport. Legality Bank, Armonk. Legality approved
(F-A) payable at the Belmar-Wall approved by Hawkins, Delafield & by Sykes, Galloway
Dikeman.
National Bank, Belmar. Legality Wood.
Oyster Bay, Bethpage Union Free
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Sch. Dist. No. 21 (P. O. Bethpage),
NEW MEXICO
& Wood.
chase
S^^Th^$1T,?A°i)0QS^^i
^ " Is, °J f rLtl
to
for the
,
,
Lambert High
(P. O. Lambert), Mont.
interest cost
Mississippi College (P. O. Clinton),
Mississippi
Bond Offering — Howard H.
,
r
x
County,
School District No. 4
a.m.
inclusive.
,,
Richland
11
(CST) on July 17 for the
purchase of $800,000 road
and
bridge bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Due on April 1 from 19(13 to 1982
improvement
assessment
bonds.
a„8™pr™7„°se'?nn nn«g' sewer the Purchfse °f
7 f°r and water bonds.
& Co., Inc., Central Bank of 100,000
First
Miceiccippi
nrnaaidairri
improvement
Brielle School District, N. J.
ford, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Offering — Marguerite C. Education, will receive sealed bids
son
Montana,
addroved by Briggs & Morgan.
approved bv Brtees & Morgan
& Wood.
u\
1
Correction—The $500,000 school
IQfi^ building bonds were awarded to
bonds
The
TnfArPot
c
Inyon
Aue
fmm
i
,
°15
54,000
Bridgeton School District, N. J.
Bond Offering — The District
Ji*
N°• *0 <p- °- Chinook),
9t??n.e.
general
^
elusive. Interest F-A. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Due
1963
from
inclusive.
Dated
to
Westwood, N. J.
Bond Offering—William L.
bonds.
receive sealed Beckett, Secretary of the Board of
on
J-J.
1, 1962. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Hudson
County National Bank,
Jersey City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
JERSEY
Au& 1 from 1964 to 1987 in~
1
(P. O. Brooklyn), N. Y.
Dated August
lows:
Clerk will receive sealed bids untol 8 P-m- (EDST) on Aug. 6 for
the purchase of $1,125,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due
inclusive.
bonds.
water
March
March 1 from
on
1991
to
840,000
garage
and
equipment
bonds. Dueon Aug 1 from
Bond
Bond Offering — Frances Hendrickson, Secretary of the Board
Reierson, City Clerk, will receive of Education, will
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) bids until 8 p.m.
1963
1963 to i972 inclusive.
$360,000
NEW
improvement
public
bonds. Due
49,000
•
^
proved by Ropes & Gray.
0I*
& Fizzell.
Sch' Dlst'
'
Thomson, McEvers
polk
-x
,
chase of $200,000 dormitory bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
bids
on Aug.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
$400,000 sewer bonds. Due
Best,
July 26 for the purchase of
$390,000 dormitory and dining Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8:15 p.m.
(EDST) on
facilities bonds. Dated April 1,
1961. Due on April 1 from 1964 July 24 for the purchase of $414,to 2001.
inclusive. Legality ap¬ 000 various purpose bonds, as fol¬
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 10
Rosemount, Minn.
Offering—Joseph R. Mirabelli, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
July 26 for the purchase of
$449,000 bonds, as follows:
on
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality approved by How¬
Peterson, LeFevere & Lefler.
Bond
1974
from
Minneapolis
Due
2.90s.
Monday, July 16, 1962
$871,000
Bond
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
23/4s. Due on March
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
720,000
Johnson,
T.
New
England College (P. O.
Henniker), N. H.
Bond Offering—Fred W. Davis,
College Treasurer, will receive
Plymouth, Minn.
Offering—H.
Bond
.
.
_
s^olbuildingbonds offered July i„c„
all Wds were reiected.
bids were rejected.
all
Ellendale Independent
to
cipal and interest payable at the Elizabeth. Legality approved by
National Shawm ut Bank of Bosr Reed, Hoyt, Washburn and Mc¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey, Carthy.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
Weehawken Township (P. O.
Weehawken), N. J.
Tte°$l 600 000 equipment bondsHarkness July 6
offered & Hill,
ine $i,ouu,uuu were awarded to
s
d
May
on
awarded
were
Brothers & Co., as 4s.
of $400,000 park bonds.
original
thp
At
&
28,
Bond Sale—The $168,000
bonds
.
on
Volume
Number 6177
196
NORTH DAKOTA
G.
Due
will
a.m.
bonds."
$31,000
Sale—The
Bond
wood,
sewer
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
4.10s.
as
Offering
"
OHIO : f-
■
cipal and interest (J-D)
•
.
at the
Bay Village, Ohio
Offering—Glen
Bond
will receive
Auditor,
City
yard,
approved
sealed bids until noon
Williams.
'until 7:30 p.m.
the
for
■
Due.
of
$250,000
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1987
on
inclusive.
payable
(EDST) oh July 16
purchase
school bonds.
(F-A)
OKLAHOMA
Principal
payable
at
the
8,495,000 8.70s.
.
the
Bond
Offering—Geraldine
Offering
The
peoples
Thomas
follows:
.
Government
for
Bank
~
Puerto
Rico
;l
fiscal
duct
and
Sewer
is
Authority.
Authority (P. O. Sah Juan),
Puerto Rico
W.
Hogan, Secretary of the Board of
Bond
.
Sale
The
—
$22,000,000
funding
were
bonds
offered
awarded
to
July
mitory
&
v.
4
from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
195,
2646 — were awarded to the
Ohio Company, as 2%s, at a price
of 100.42, a net interest cost of
25,000
p.
Sale
District No. 5 (P. O.
ment
of
—
tional
•
of about 2.596%.
r
Grand vie wH eights (P. O.
S al
to J. A.
$150,000 municipal building bonds,
as 2%s, at a price of 100.41,
interest
net
2.80%.
of
cost
about
3.08%.
—
The $25,055.26 city
improvement * Special
bonds
195,
the
Trust
Sequoyah
son,
31
v
Offering—Gordon B. Car¬
Vice-President
Business
of
Finance, will receive
for
County Dependent Sch.
62 (P. O. Sallisaw),
Bond
Offering—Charley Flute,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids on July 18 for the purchase
$15,000
school
(EST)
am.
building
struction bonds.
.
con-'
'
This
60-page booklet
help
you
the purchase
sealed
on
and
Bond
15
from
1963
The bonds
Principal
14
for
the
$1,700,000
Columbus,
Bank,
States
Trust
a.m.
Obtaining
*
The initial sales
*
Dated Sept.
1963
The various
to
1, 1962.
Due from
inclusive.
1982
accounts.
Legality
were
10—v. 195,
awarded
to
a
group
2982—
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
A.
G.
Becker
.
&
Co.;
Inc.;
First
Michigan Corporation, and Burns,
&
Corbett
price of
PiCkard,
100.5224,
as
cost of about 2.66%.
-23/4s, at
net
a
a
District
Note
*
.
$150,000
returned
>
-
defined
are
and
you're told
each of them to their maximum
Techniques you
can use
relative
to analyze
attractiveness
—
of
on your
various
school
\
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unopened.
<t
In 1001 ways
more
immediately
j
this booklet
can
help
profitable selling operation.
on
receipt of
your
you
Your
be
a
better salesman and
own copy
run a
will be rushed to
you
order.
Pennsylvania General State
Authority (P., 0. Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
Bond
be
i
|
received
purchase
,
of
on;
Aug.
14
$40,000,000
general
state authority bonds.
ORDER YOUR
Phoenixville Area Joint School
Authority (P. <Q. Phoenixville),
COPY TODAY
Pennsylvania
|
25 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
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for the
COMMERCIAL A FINANCIAL CHNONICLE
|
Offering—Sealed bids will
interest
Gentlemen:
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Securities'* to
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,
Offering,.—- Clayton May,
of
categories of investors — and their
securities and their vital balance sheet items
Township Local School. Salzer, Secretary of the Authority,
(P. O. Clyde), Ohio
will receive sealed bids until 8
Clerk-Treasurer
approach
These
own;—-the
bonds offered June 11—v. ,195, p.
Bond
Townsend
client list
Sealed Bids Returned—All bids
bonds
p.
You'll
potential
Duquesne School District, Pa.
$1,472,000 street
improvement
Sewer
a
how to develop
PENNSYLVANIA
Toledo, Ohio
offered July
selling
Logan.
,
Bond Sale—The
investment
proven
The final sale
*
system bonds.
sewer
2543—were
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
full of practical and
(PST) on Aug.
purchase of $3,100,000
Company, received for the
City. Legality approved
is designed to
Beaty,
are
the
or
are
—
proven
•
1,400,000 City Hall bonds.
(A-O) ipayable at the Ohio Na¬
and
par.
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
interest
and
us
through modern,
weekly columns in \ The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
*
to 2000 inclusive.
available exclusively from
*
Offering—Thomas
&
Oct.
on
New York
Home Finance
and
3%s, at
OREGON
1962. Due
tional
as
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
Eugene, Ore.
;
July
of $5,300,000
—
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
United
Housing
Agency,
increase your business
learn about
dormitory bonds. Dated April 15,
callable.
the
as
(In Your Business)
a
No.
bids until 10
University, Board of
bids until 11
at
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Trustees (P. O. Columbus), Ohio
and
&
Bank
City,
assessment
cost of about 3.74%.
Bond
National
Oklahoma
awarded
Ohio State
school
June 18
offered
Oklahoma
July 6—v. 196, p. 58
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.023, a net interest
were
3.662%,
2874—-were awarded
p.
First
Co.,
bonds offered
-
of about
net interest cost of about 2.50%.
of
Maumee. Ohio
,
„
Bond Sale
building
—v.
District
•
26,440.62 alley improvement
bonds, as 3y8 s, at a price of
100.211, a net interest cost of
about
cost
By JOHN DUTTON
Bond Sale—The $115,000
to
White & Co., as follows:
a
interest
follows:
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
.
County Independent School
District No. 3 (P. O. Gotebo),
e-^
were awarded
—
the
Trust
at
and
$5
195, p. 2087—were awarded to
Oklahoma
The $176,440.62
offered June 28 — v. 195,
.2873
p.
payable
Bank
dor¬
May
Why You Need —
Kiowa
Columbus), Ohio
bonds
(M-S)
$164,000
offered
Bank, Altus, as 2%s, at a
pr^ce of 100.158, a net interest cost
Co., as 3s, at a -.price
a net interest cost of
.about
Bon d
-
Scranton
The
Altus), Okla.
$21,000 school
building bonds offered June 12were
awarded to the First Na¬
J. A.
were awarded to
100.06/
interest
North
net
—
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
The
$10,375 side¬
improvement special assess¬
bonds offered July 9—v. 196,
p, ^8. rWhite &
bonds.
a
Sale
Jackson County independent School
Delaware, Ohio
walk
improve¬
sewer
extension
and
price of 98.83,
a
Bond
Due from 1965 to 1977 incl.
about 2.79%.
Bond
sanitary
ment
Co., at
CAROLINA
Anderson), S.C.
Haupt & Co., and B. J. Van Ingen
improvement bonds. Dated
/
Anderson College (P. O.
11
syndicate
a
1
SOUTH
electric revenues, Series 1962, re¬
The
ment bonds offered June 6—v.
1
& Fosdick, Inc., First Southwest
Co., A. P. Kelley et Co., Inc., The
Milwaukee Co., Investment Corp.
of Virginia,
Penington, Colket &
Co., and H. J. Steele & Co.
Water Resources
$107,829.47 $30,000 waterworks improvement 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
and extension bonds.
Due to 1983 inclusive. Principal and
street improvement special assess-,
—
Jan.
B, Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Barcus,
Kindred & Co., Eddleman, Pollok
'
headed by First Boston Corp.; Ira
Bond Sale
on
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Geo.
Sept.
Columbus, Ohio
Due
,
Watts & Co.
Development
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
District, Pa.
—
•
increase-of 9.2%;
interest
and
Cleveland,
of
Bank
Due on Jan. 1
from 1983 to 1985 inclusive. <
.
Wineinger, City Clerk will re¬
Directors, will receive sealed bids
ceive. sealed bids until 7:30 pm.
until noon (EDST) on Aug. 1 for
Rocky River. Legality approved (CST) on July 16 for the purchase
Of $55;000 unlimited tax bonds, as the purchase of $1,000,000 school
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
City
1
from 1986 to
Puerto Rico
Scranton School
Cleveland, Okla.
interest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional
Jan.
on
inclusive.
.
hart & Johnson.
Bond
Due
to 1982
1988 inclusive.
May, 1962, the Authority
Other members of the
•reports revenues of $971,678 com¬
syndicate:
John Nuveen &
pared with $892,270 in May of 1961,
Co., Salomon
an increase ol
Brothers .&
8.8%, according to
Hutzler,' Americah
■Juan Labadie
Eurite, Executive Securities Corp - Allen &
Co.,
Director of the Authority.
;Dominick
&
Dominick,
Banco
For the 12 months ended May «Credito y Ahorro Ponceno, Banco
31, 1962, total revenues of the Au¬ ;vde Fonce,'Banco Popular de Puerto
thority rose to $11,388,932 from vRico, Reynolds & Co., Baxter &
$10,422,295 the preceding year, an Co,, Cutter, Bennett & Co., Baker,
,
000 incinerator bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
to 1977 inclusive. Principal and
For
1978
5,810,000 3.60s.
Puerto Rico
—
1
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Directors, will receive sealed bids
(EDST) on
July 30 for the purchase of $300,-
•
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Increased
Due.on,Jan.
2,995,000 3 ^s.
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
Revenues
55
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
from
Legality Bank of Unity. Legality approved
Shaffer & by, Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lock-
Peck,
by
$4,700,000 3%s.
month of
Kensington), Pa.
Offering
George Pivik,
President of the Board Of School
Trust Company, Dayton.
Gan-
L.
PUERTO
Rico
Puerto
Saul.
New
National Bank &
Winters
by
.
National
Bond
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
v
; v
Mechanics
Plum School District (P. O.
Gilbert" B.
—
Buriff, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 1 for
the purchase of $600,000 fireproof
school building bonds - Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on June and Dec. 1
utility bonds offered June 25 were
awarded to
and
&
Bank, Fremont.
District
Northwood, N.D.
Bond
Company. Legality approved
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
Bank, Phoenixville. Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
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Farmers
1967
Washington Township Local School
(P. O. Centerville), Ohio
on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
$181,000 school building
of
1963 to
from
1
tional
(CST)
chase
(267)
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Liberty Na¬
until, 10
bids
sealed
receive
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Evensen
Minneapolis,
and Associates, Inc.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
until
Eddy County School District
(P. O. New Rockford), N. D.
Offering—T.
.
Education, will receive sealed bids bonds. Dated Aug, 1, 1962. Due on
noon
(EST) on July 16 for June 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.
the purchase of $48,000 tax antici¬ The bonds are callable. Principal
pation notes. Dated July 1, 1962. and interest (J-D) payable at the
awarded to the Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as SV&s, at par.
Bond
.
the
Board
of
p.m.
(EDST)
purchase
of
on
July 1-7 for :the
$3,385,000
school
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JTie Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(288)
to 1982, inclusive. Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst,
with the Divi¬
Crowe, McCall and Horton.
sion and the City of Memphis in
Elizabethton), Tenn.
Dated Aug. 1,1962. Interest F-A.
advising and assisting in the ne¬
Bond Sale—The $755,000 bonds
gotiations to secure the best pos¬
Denison Independent School
offered July 9—v. 195, p. 2874—
sible rating for the bonds should
District, Tejcas
were
awarded to a group com¬
refinancing be effected, and to
posed of Barcus, Kindred & Co.; assist in obtaining the lowest pos¬ :
Bond Offering—Robert L.
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc.; Mem¬
sible interest rate, as well as to Cherry, President of the Board of
phis Securities Co., and Wiley lend its every effort in creating Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bfos., Inc., at a price of 100.0012, a favorable market for the bonds. until 2„p.m. (CST) on July 18 for
a net interest cost of about 3.896%,
the purchase of $1,500,000 school"White, Weld & Company will
as follows:
house bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
not directly or indirectly partici¬
$625,000 school, series 1962 bonds: pate in any underwriting of bonds Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1995
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
$105,000 3s, due on April 1
proposed to be issued by the City
from 1963 to 1968, inclusive;
of
Memphis for refund of the Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Mercantile National
$235,000 3%s, due on April 1
present revenue bonds, nor ac¬
from 1969 to 1976, inclusive;
quire any interest in the bonds Bank, Dallas. Legality approved
$285,000 4.10s, due on April 1
individually or as a member of by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
from 1977 to 1982, inclusive.
Call & Horton.
any syndicate, but their services
130,000 bridge bonds: $60,000 3s, will be strictly that of a financial
Detroit, Texas ;
due on June 1 from 1963 to
advisor," Mr. Morton said.
Bond Offering—M. H. Harrison,
1968, incl.; and $70,000 3%s,
Memphis, Tenn.
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
due on June 1 from 1969 to
Bond Sale—The $23,000,000 gen¬ until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 23
1975, inclusive.
eral improvement bonds offered for the purchase of $175,000 water
Covington, Tenn.
Dated
July 10 — v. 195, p. 2874 — were and sewer system bonds.
Bond Sale—The $330,000 indus¬
awarded to a syndicate headed by June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
trial bldg. bonds offered June 26
to
2002
inclusive. Interest
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, 1967
—v.
195, p. 2874—were awarded
Chicago; First National City Bank; J-D. Legality approved by Dumas,
to the First National Bank, Mem¬
Chase Manhattan Bank, and the Huguenin & Boothman.
phis, at a net interest cost of about Chemical Bank New York Trust
Howe Independent School District,
3.56%.
Co., at a net interest cost of about
Texas
:
3.16%.
Memphis, Tenn.
Additional Information—In con¬
Considers Refinancing $163 Mil¬
TEXAS
nection with the sale of the $53,000
lion Electric Bonds—Current ne¬
school building bonds awarded to
gotiations between the City and
White, Weld & Company
Division.
TENNESSEE
Carter County
will
(P. O*
work closely
.
v
the
Tennessee
Corpus Christi, Texas
Authority,
Valley
the
First
Southwest
Co., we
are
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 air¬ now advised that the bonds were
port, series 1962 bonds offered sold at a net interest cost of about
10 — v.
196, p.
60 — were 3.99%, as follows:
lead to refinancing of $163,245,000 July
awarded to a group composed of
$8,000 33/4S. Due on July 1 from
Memphis electric power revenue
1963 to 1967, inclusive.
bonds, it was disclosed July 10. Rowles, Winston & Co.; Eddleman,
Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.; Hamilton
The
Memphis Light, Gas and
45,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
Securities
Co., and First Texas
1968 to 1977, inclusive.
Water Division has engaged the
services of White, Weld & Com¬ Corp., at .a price of par, a net in¬
Sul Ross State College, Board of
terest cost of about
2.698%, as
pany, one of the country's leading
Regents, State Teachers' Colleges
follows:
investment
houses, as financial
(P. O. Alpine), Texas
advisor to the Division and the $625,000
2.60S.
Due' on July 15
Bond Sale—The $195,000 build¬
from 1963 to 1969, inclusive.
City of Memphis in negotiating
the
contract, according to Ray
375,000 2.80s. Due on July 15 ing bonds offered May 16—v. 195,
2204 — were awarded to the
from 1970 to 1972, inclusive. p.
Morton, Division President.
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
During the course of negotia¬
Dallas. Texas
as 3V2S, at par.
tions with TVA, Mr. Morton re¬
Bond Offering—E. Lynn Crossvealed, it became apparent that it
UTAH
City Auditor, will receive
would be advisable to retain a ley,
financial advisor in working out sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
Dixie Junior College (P. O.
terms and conditions of a lease on July 23 for the purchase of
St. George), Utah
$12,400,000 bonds,
follows:
Due
Dec.
on
agreement for the operation of the
Allen Electric Gener¬
as
Bond
$6,400,000
waterworks and sani¬
tary sewer system bonds. Due
on Feb. and Aug. 1 from 1963
to
1982, inclusive.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin
ating Station and the possible re¬
financing of the City of Memphis
$163,245,000 electric revenue bonds
"Under
present
market
condi¬
tions," Mr. Morton added, "the re¬
funding of the present Series 'A'
revenue
very
bonds
could
substantial
result
savings
in
to
and Boothman.
6,000,000
tary
a
on
the
waterworks and sani¬
system bonds. Due
$520,000 hous¬
5y4s, at
price of 98.07.
a
ONTARIO
Carleton County,
& Cutler.,
Sale
Bond
VIRGINIA
to
Charlottesville, Va.
Bond Offering
at
J.
Chatham, Ontario
will receiye
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Bond Sale
The $257,938 im¬
July 25 for the purchase of $3,- provement bonds were awarded
000,000 water improvement bonds. to the Royal Securities and the
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 Royal Bank of Canada, as"5^4s, at
Jr.,
City
Manager,
—
from 1963' to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
price of 97.56.
a
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King,
School District,
Sale—The $95,000 i m¬
bonds were awarded
Ltd., and
Bond Sale—The $350,000 water Bank of Nova
Scotia, jointly, as
and sewer bonds offered June 20
5%S, and 6s, at a price of 98.22.
—v.
195, p. 2752—were awarded
Stratford, Ontario
to Francis I. duPont & Co., and
Bond Sale
The $194,514 im¬
the
Investment
Corporation
of
Norfolk, jointly, at a price of provement bonds were awarded
100.002, a net interest cost of to Bell, Gouinloek & Co., as 5V2S,
provement
Christianburg, Va.
to Burns Bros. & Denton
—
about
3.07%,
$225,000 3s.
1963
to
at
follows:
as
on
1974
Due
f
'
Island County, South
Whidbey
Consolidated School District
Bond
—were
(P. O. Coupeville),
Washington
Sale—The
Bank
$45,000 school
July 6—v. 196, p. 60
awarded
of
Seattle,
Commerce,
$282,000 various
bonds offered
July 3 — v. 195, p. 2984 —were
awarded to a group composed of
the Banque Provinciale du Can¬
ada; Cliche & Associates, Ltd., and
Societe de Placements, Ltd., as 6s,
at a price of 95.88, a net interest
cost of about 6.65%.
National
the
to
Bond Sale—The
town improvement
WASHINGTON
bonds offered
QUEBEC
Chandler, Quebec
June 1, 1975
on
1979 inclusive.
No. 206
price of 95.50.
inclusive.
125,000 3%s.
to
a
June 1 from,
Due
as
3V2s.
Chicoutimi, Quebec
Bond
duct,
King County, Mercer Island School
District No. 400 (P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond Offering—A. A.
Tremper,
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of
$400,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
will
Treasurer,
County
Sale—The $415,000 aque¬
sewer,
awarded to
Sale—The
offered
$430,000 water
July
5
—
v.
195,
lows:
."
$85,000 5% s, Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1971, inclusive.
330,000 6s. Due on July 1, 1972.
Other members of the syndicate:
Corporation de Prets de Quebec;
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.;
Oscar Dube & Co., Inc.; Garneau,
Boulanger Inc.; Grenier, Ruel &
Co., Inc.; J. E. Laflamme Ltd., and
Business
Commission. Quebec
Bond Sale—The $270,000 school
bonds offered July 13—v. 195, p.
2984
—
were
Of
COVATO
PITTSBURGH and GREENSBURG, PA.
companies,
proved
of
with
performance,
their
Cutler.
creates
an
talents
institution
ciale
group
du
Canada; Belanger Inc.;
Quebec Inc., and Florido
Fils Enrg, as 6s, at a
price of 98.06, a net interest cost
Credit
$30,500 5V2S.
Bond
Offering — The County
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
and
capable
til 8 p.m. (MST) on July
the purchase of $975,000
providing the finest investment service.
on July 1 from
inclusive.
*
144,500 6s. Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1977, inclusive.
Due
1963 to 1972,
Fremont County School District
No. 23 (P. O. Riverton), Wyo.
strength of these
matching
a
Menasha, Wis.
of about 6.42%.
Offering—Harry H. Kind,
St. Eustache, Quebec
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids pntil 1:00 p.m. (CDST) on
Bond Sale—The $175,000 aque¬
July 17 for the purchase of $713,- duct and sewer bonds offered
000 corporate purpose bonds. June 20 were awarded to a
group
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
composed of the Banque Canadifrom 1963 to 1982, inclusive. Prin¬ enne
Nationale, Credit Quebec,
cipal and interest (F-A) payable Inb.; Florido Matteau & Fils Enrg.,
at the First National Bank, Me¬ and
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon
nasha, or the Bank of Menasha. Ltd., at a cost of 97.81, a net inter¬
Legality approved by Chapman & est cost of about 6.21 %, as follows:
WYOMING
two
awarded to
composed of the Banque Provin¬
Bond
LENCHNER,
The combined facilities and financial
Enrg.
Matteau &
WISCONSIN
Acquired The
Securities
were
syndicate headed by
Banque Provinciale du Can¬
ada, at a price of 97.45, a net in¬
terest cost of about 6.31%, as fol¬
Repentigny-les-Bains School
Pleased To Announce
Investment
street
21
the
WEST VIRGINIA
2984 — were awarded to the
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
as 3%s, at par.
Have
and
June
a
Florido Matteau & Fils
Bond Offering—Howard N. Dal-
ley, Clerk of the Board of Educa-
bonds
We
lighting
offered
bonds
p.
That
Separate
Ontario
Bond
Dawson & Logan.
Bond
Are
/'
Markham Roman Catholic
Opequon Public Service District
(P. O. Martinsburg),W. Va.
We
&
price of 98.25.
a
Jas. E. Bowen,
—
im¬
awarded
Co., as 5yis,
were
Simard
F.
Ontario
The $134,000
—
bonds
provement
the
fc>v.
County, N. S,
The $250,000 im¬
—
provement bonds were awarded
to
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., as
1974
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Secu¬
rity Bank of Utah, N. A., Salt Lake
City. Legality approved by Chapjnan
Sale
Bond
offered from 1964 to 1982 inclusive. The
60 — were
bonds are callable. Principal and
Housing and Home
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Finance Agency, as 27/ss, at par.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Iron County School District
ity approved by Preston, Thor(P. O. Cedar City), Utah
grimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
awarded
sewer
Feb. and Aug. 1 from 1963
Sale—The
ing and dining bonds
July
9 — v.
196;
p.
from 1962 to
Richmond
inclusive.
distributor of TVA power, may
Thomas H.
1
Monday, July 16, 1862
NOVA SCOTIA
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8' p.m/ (MST) on July 19 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1959.
seeking to make the former again
a
* * .
31 for
school
bonds.
St.
Bond
Timothee, Quebec
Sale
duct
and
Juhe
20
Credit
—
The
sewer
$33,000
bonds
Quebec, Inc., at
a
aque¬
offered
awarded
were
to
the
price of
97.91, a net interest cost of about
6.25%, as follows:
CANADA
CROW, BR0URMAN & CHATKIN, INC.
James
YORK
PITTSBURGH
School
Division
No.
7%
Manitoba
Bond
NEW
Due on July 1 from
1967, inclusive.
28,000 6s. Due on July 1 from
1968 to 1977, inclusive,
1963 to
St.
Investment Securities
$5,000 5V2S.
MANITOBA
GREENSBURG,
PA.
Sale
provement
to
a
Bros.
—
The
bonds
SASKATCHEWAN
$240,000 im¬
were
awarded
group
composed of Burns
&
Denton
Ltd.; Bankers-
Bond
Moo8omin
Union
Hospital Board,
Saskatchewan
Bond
Sale
—
>
Tfye $250,000 im¬
Corp., Ltd., and thie Bank provement bonds were awarded
Scotia, as 6s, at a price to Bell, Gouinloek & Co., as 5%s,
of 97.47.
at a price of 98.00.
of Nova
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