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Established 1839
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Volume
196
Number
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, July 2, 1962
Price
RAILROAD
SEC
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
(estimated
REGISTRATIONS
INDUSTRIAL
•
at
$44,700,000 and
INSURANCE
•
$14,000,000). Construction expenditures for 1961 were
are estimated at $41,000,000 for 1962.—V. 195, p. 2377.
$135,000
Aeroscience Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A"
Bayuk Cigars Inc.—Registers Secondary—
Filing—
The
corporation
shares
common
v
Proceeds
capital.
be
to
designing
195,
1962
18,
filed
to be offered at
used
for
"Reg.
a
A"
covering
92,000
a
$3.25, without underwriting,
of
3181
equipment,
inventory
and
working
Rd., N. E., Atlanta, is engaged in
instrumentation and telemetry systems.—
fabricating
1545.
The
&
company
The
a
Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Reg. Secondary
of
Church
100
statement with the SEC
June
St.,
York,
New
filed
variety
in
Latin
seven
American
countries.
In
addition
to
stock
sale, it will own about 51% of the
Henry B. Sargent is President.—-V. 195,
stock.
company's
p.
statement
also
(1)
common
list
of
exercisable at $5 per share, and (2) 5,000
the finder, at $1 per share.
shares
•
'*
16,500
through
sell
to
be
sold
stock
and
1961,
and
sale
of
cigars
The
in
prices, including Phillies,
the company acquired in
connected
with
the
design
to
are
of
and
to
be
used
2401
for
Pacific
manufacture
manufacturers
at
25
share
The
Clyde,
company
registration
shares
of
share.
The
&
Co.,
of 7722
offering
will
to
be
Ave.
the
with
stock,
common
Registered—
Morgan
statement
be
offered
made
Minn., filed
covering 200,000
for public sale at $1.15 per
best efforts basis by Bratter
South,
SEC
on
a
on
Minneapolis,
June
due
9,900
Inc., Soo Line Bldg., Minneapolis, which will receive
selling commission.
Three officers of Bratter
shares purchased at $1 per share.
The
a
15
now
cents
ing
shares
100,000
Frederick
which
and
was
W.
Tomash
Erwin
of
President,
own
17%,
Avis Inc.—Proposes
The
company,
18
(purchased at $1 per share), of
Richard P. Daly, .Vice-President,
16.5%, and 15%, respectively.
stock
common
Lang,
Rights Offering—
Irvington
St.,
Boston,
Mass., filed a registration
$1,497,300 of subordinated
499,101 shares of common stock.
statement with the SEC on June 22 covering
convertible
debentures
due
1972
and
securities
subscription by common
the debentures and at
$5 per common share and at tne rate of $100 of debentures for each
100 shares held and one new share for each three shares held. The
interest rate and record date are to be supplied by amendment. No
underwriting is involved. Lazard Freres & Co. and certain other in¬
vestors owning an aggregate of
40.07% of the outstanding stock of
the company have agreed to purchase, at the subscription price, all
shares
and debentures not subscribed for by
stockholders.
It
is
proposed
stockholders
•
The
at
to
offer
100%
of
the
principal
for
amount
of
is primarily engaged in the business of renting and
automobiles and trucks (without drivers). Of the $4,000,000
net proceeds from this financing, $1,500,000 will be used to
pay advances by Amoskeag Co., a principal stockholder, $200,000 to pay
long-term debt, $650,000 to construct new headquarters facilities and
for costs of relocation, and the balance for additional working capital
and general corporate purposes. In addition to various indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 1,497,303 shares of common stock, of
which Lazard Freres & Co. (on its own behalf and for other investors)
and Amoskeag Co., own 40.07% and 25.53%, respectively. John T. Cahill
Is board chairman and Robert C.
Townsend is
president.—V. 195,
p.2377.
cents
held
Baltimore Gas &
Electric
of
of
shares
of
first
refunding raortgapp sinkinc fund
bonds
due
1992,
to be offered
public sale at competitive bidding. The net proceeds from the sale
will be used for general corporate purposes, including con¬
struction expenditures, and to repay, then existing short-term bank loans
bonds
is
and
"Reg.
a
at
$25,
repayment,
A"
covering
without
6,000
underwriting.
equipment
and
working
engaged
processing
in
of
the
care
meat
and
slaughter
of
products.
System Inc.—Proposes Deb. Offering—
E.
41st
on
June
offered
from
for
the
St.,
22
New
at
sale
will
and
a
5Ms%
of
competitive
be
registration
a
$20,000,000
sale
debenture
filed
York,
covering
public
$17,560,000 of outstanding
interest
retail
merchandise.
,
used
debentures
bidding.
to
debentures due
The
redeem
1982
in
(plus
premium),
share
Feb.
14,
and
1962.
and
at
the
No
rate
of
four
underwriting
by' stock¬
sells
overhead
vertical
shares
new
is
from
time
for
involved.
trolley
conveyors,
overhead tow
W.
Cole
D.
is
Board
selling
Narragansett
and
9,485
sale
will be
added
to
working capital and used for general
corporate purposes. The company has outstanding 1,094,356 shares of
capital stock, : of which Southern Growth Industries, Inc. and Granite
Capital Corp. own 39.73% and 10.96%, respectively, and
management
group
19.66%.
In
March
1962,
the
The
The
Markets
14
26
31
1
of
36
RPM
Stock
C.
Rosenthal,
they
195,
propose
Hagel is President.
Herbert Nogourney
to sell 7,200, 1,000
2378.
p.
Ave.,
on
playing
long
$4
Salerno
25%
each.
Sale
of
stock
new
to
the
share will result in an increase in the book value
outstanding from $1.85 to $2.38 per share with a result¬
per
now
ing dilution of $1.62 per
by the public.
36
share
in the book
equity
of stock purchased
•
...
38
1 Electrostatic
38
Filing—
38
The
Printing Corp.
;■'
of America
—
"Reg. A"
.
12, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 40,000
to be offered at $5, without underwriting.
for debt repayment.
Electrostatic
of
254
Sutter
St.,
San
Francisco,
is
engaged
in
developing and licensing electrostatic printing processes.
39
corporation on June
common
39
shares
Proceeds
40
44
38
are
Falcon
38
(no
to
par)
be
used
National
Life
Insurance
Co.—Proposes Rights
Offering—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
The company, of 1330
statement with the SEC
Transactions
mon
Stock
Raymond
J.
and
Passaic
900
Philomina
and
at
stock
38
American
outstanding
the holders
Midwest
company (formerly Sun Plastics, Inc.)
of
manufacturing
(pressing),
labeling
public
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
and
Arthur
Corp.;
respectively.—V.
of
company,
Silvers
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
are
Capital
shares,
33'/a
and
PAGE
Over-the-Counter
and
is engaged in the busi¬
and
packaging
78,
45
stereophonic and monaural phonograph
records for
label record
companies. The company recently acquired
from its principal stockholders
all of the outstanding stock of Sun
Plastics, Inc., a New Jersey company (now operated as a subsidiary)
in exchange for an aggregate of 31,250 shares. The $215,000 estimated
net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to purchase machinery
and equipment and for working capital. The company has outstanding
125,000 shares of common stock, of which Moe Silvers, President,
and
Jerry
Salerno,
Vice-President,
own
24.9%
each,
and
Sylvia
Stock and Bond Quotations
,
registration
by
finder.
the
45
York
New
sale
East Newark, N. J., filed a
June 21 covering 75,000 shares
public sale at $4 per share. The
offering will be made on a best efforts all or none basis by Mortimer
B. Burnside
& Co., Inc., 40 Wall St., New York, which will receive
a 60
cents per share commission and $11,000 for expenses. The state¬
ment also includes 12,000 shares to be sold to the underwriter at $1.85
per share,
of which 1,200 shares will be resold to Seymour Rowitt,
ness
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange.
Toronto Stock Exchange.
Chairman
stockholders
registration statement with the SEC
of common stock, to be offered for
In This Issue
New York Stock
the
on
public
for
Dynamic L. P. Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
exchanged
company
New York, filed
a
covering
17,685
27
offered
per
and
a
time
to
Ave.,
June
on
to be
or
$21,625
The
as
SEC
The company is engaged in the
publication and sale of subscription
books, elementary, high school and college text books and related educational material,
trade and technical books and in the operation
of a home study school
and radio broadcasting station.
In addition
to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 3,134,518 shares
of common stock, of which management officials as a group own 4.5%.
,
tray lift systems, in or on floor tow systems,
bulk handling tube systems for flowable material and over¬
transport systems. The $238,891 estimated net proceeds from the
officials
Fifth
640
stock,
otherwise, at prices current at the time of sale (maxi¬
share).
Such shares are a portion of 36,517 shares
issued by the company to the selling stockholders in connection with
the acquisition by the company in May 1962 of all of the
outstanding
capital stock of Scientific Materials, Inc.
-
.
Inc.—Proposes Rights Offering—
per
on
of
the
common
Exchanges,
mum
j
,
of
thereof
St., Brooklyn, N.
Y., is engaged in the
flexible, re-usable vinyl packages which it
38
Exchange.___ 38
stock.
It
is proposed
Leyden St., Denver,
June
on
25
Colo., filed
covering
300,000
a
registration
shares
of
com¬
to offer such stock for subscription by stock¬
holders at $1.20 per share and at the rate of one new share for each
•
Miscellaneous Features
three
shares
held.
No
underwriting
is
involved. According to
the
prospectus, no offer Is to be made to company shareholders residing
California, New York and 17 other states (amounting to about 9%
in
General
Corporation and Investment News..
of
1
Corporate^and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State
and
City Bond Offerings
11
Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates
by
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks....
shareholders) because it is the opinion of the com¬
expense
of qualifying the issue for sale in such states
disproportionate to the proceeds which might be realized
company from sale to such stockholders.
company's
that
would
55
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
the
pany
be
the
The
company
customary
and
48
through
the
forms
certain
the
of
48
offers various types of life insurance, including the
of ordinary life, endowment, term,
and annuities,
special policies, involving the right on the pa:lrt
so-called
policyholder to participation in the profits of the company
special dividends. The $348,964 estimated net proceeds from
sale will be
invested solely in securities or other assets.
stock
The
company has outstanding
1,015,000 shares
which
management officials as a group own
48
of common stock,
about 3.5%,
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
First Potomac Realty
47
for
of
filed
offered
debt
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Secondary Registered
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Co.—Proposes Bond Offer'g
be
head
company
company, Lexington and Liberty Streets, Baltimore, Md., filed
registration statement with the SEC on June 22 covering $25,000,000
Gas
The
company
statement
with
estimated
The
to
1962
accrued
debt
manufactures
company
•leasing
a
proceeds
Sept.
A" Filing—
own
organized under Minnesota law in January 1962
and proposes to provide consulting services to industry
and govern¬
mental
agencies in the areas of programming services, applications
engineering, operations analysis, and assistance in the marketing of
affiliated
products.
The net proceeds from the
stock sale will be
added to working capital to be used for general
corporate purposes,
initially in connection with furnishing consulting services for data
processing systems to equipment manufacturers, industry and govern¬
ment.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstand¬
company
1987,
net
27
share
per
Ind.,
boning
company of
120
statement with the SEC
now
Aries Corp.—Common
per
consulting fees, interest due
liquidation of certain debt.—
in
1962
be
for
used
Angola,
and
Columbia
'
The
15,
to
par)
The
outstanding from 75 cents to $1.85
per share with
a
resulting dilution of $3.15 per share in the book
equity of stock purchased by the public.(
a
of
systems,
stock
cents
man¬
cents
and the balance will be added to
general funds and applied to the company's 1962 construction program
(estimated at $100,000,000)
V. 195, p. 2929.
subscription
holders
each
June
on
(no
to be
are
and
company, of Kirk Blvd., Greenville, S. C., filed
a registration
statement with the SEC on June 26
covering 1,015,564 shares of capital
stock. It is
proposed to offer such stock for
"
shares
livestock
The
.
for
and
at
25
ac¬
includes
6,599
rendered
25
former
company
present and
issued (at
and
capital.
all of the outstanding stock of
and, as a result,
the company
candy. The 25 selling stockholders are
others
corporation
Proceeds
Confy
and
certain
share,
shares
60,465
services
to
per
1655.
p.
common
shares,
Mason
of
shares
cents
investment
Clyde Packing Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on June 22,
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 90,000
(par one cent)
to
be
offered at
$1.50 per share
Broadwall Securities, Brooklyn, N. Y.
C-Thru
sells
195,
prevailing prices
,
amounts
Cable Carriers
restaurants,
institutions and retail stores. Of the $538,500
estimated net, proceeds from the stock sale, $100,000 will be used to
discharge loans on accounts receivable; and the balance will be used
to purchase land and a building for use as a meat packing house in
Miami, Fla. area, to discharge a loan from the company's president
incurred for working capital, to reduce a mortgage on machinery, and
for general working capital ($279,500). In addition to certain indebted¬
ness
the
company has
outstanding 270,000 shares of common stock
(after giving effect to a recent recapitalization and issuance of shares
to
principal stockholders for
three
subsidiaries),
of which Hyman
Kleinberg, President, and Isidore Silver, Secretary-Treasurer, own 67.6%
and 14.8%, respectively, and management officials as a group,
100%.
Sale of new stock to the public at $5 per share will result in an increase
of
V.
repayment, sales promotion and
advertising, equipment, research and development, and working capital.
hotels,
value
at
aggregate
an
25
fourth
a
140,000
at
debentures,
on
by
to
company and its subsidaries manufacture and sell a variety of
kosher and non-kosher meat and meat products to supermarket chains,
book
sale
shares
-Proceeds
shares
The
the
share)
48,000
public
the New York Stock Exchange,
manufacture
shapes
covering
for
issued
debentures
for
540,000 shares
companies for 25 cents per share;
investment
to
corporation
common
George Canter,
in
'
22
offered
otherwise,
or
June
Magenheimer
underlying five-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter at five cents
each,
the
In
on
June
on
to be
C-Thru Products, Inc.—"Reg.
2376.
includes
SEC
Charles
F.
and
Herbert
E.
Haug, who
6,012 shares, respectively, and others who
ranging from 152 to 5,037 shares. In addition
to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 800,720 shares
of
common
stock, of which management officials as a group own
13.49%. Sidney Mishkin is board chairman and E. Archie Mishkin
is president.—-V. 195, p. 2819.
Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a registration
covering 130,000 Shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The offering will
be made on an all or none basis by Willard Securities, Inc., Ill Broad¬
way, N. Y., which will receive
a 55
cents per share commission and
The
The
to
The company of 39 Norman Ave.,
statement with the SEC on June 25
expenses.
in
sizes,
Ruskin.
stockholders
to sell
The
for
the
stock,
subordinated
business
shares
officials
agement
outstanding
American Kosher Provisions, Inc.—Ccxmmon Reg'd—
$7,500
engaged
blends,
48,000
and
former
quisition.
preferred stock, the company has outstanding 7,312,526 shares
common stock, of which Bond & Share owns 3,877,200 shares. After
the
with
common
also manufactures and sells
propose
and
of
for
Au
of
John
propose
indebtedness
certain
and
exchange
now
the
is
company
wide
Mason,
registration
a
25
covering 175,000 outstanding shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the company's parent,
Electric Bond & Share Co., from time to time on the New York Stock
Exchange at prices related to the market prices at the time of sale
(maximum $8,875 per share).
The company is a holding company with utility subsidiaries operating
on
of
way or by special offering
Exchange at the time of sale.
the
on
Webster
American
statement
the holders thereof from time to time
regular
Roswell
and
p.
registration
outstanding shares
V
...
Aeroscience
V.
June
on
(par 10c)
are
Copy
a
SEC FILINGS
•
convertible
100,000
share;
per
..
of Ninth St. and Columbia Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. filed
company
of
with three small
issued
The
$1.25
General Corporation and Investment News
V:;
■
6173
The
J
common
Trust—"Reg. A" Filing—
June 12, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering
shares to be offered at $10, without underwriting,
company
Proceeds
are
on
to
be
used
for
real
estate
investments.
28,200
,
The Commercial and Financial
2
of
Potomac
First
real
estate
Upton
N.
2134
company.
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.v
The
of
company,
Bldg.,
Ingraham
in
Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
with the SEC on June 26
Miami, Fla., filed a registration
covering $25,000,000 of first mort¬
will
The
Realty
with
of
10 E.
SEC
40th Street,
June 21
on
New York, filed a
covering $2,715,000
be
,
-
,.
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/
The
department store: Each of the properties is. leased
store chain operators (GEM International,
Inc.). The properties were ,purchased -by the
Mart,
,
Monday, July 2, 1962
registration
of " limited
will'receive
original limited partners)
,
an
partnership-interests, $2,715,000 in
tjbe -proceeds of this offering, ■ and an .aggregate of $430,000
limited partnership interests. Cost of"thef propertie^to- the
cash -from
of
(and the
they
of
aggregate
original
general
in
$10,000
,
-
June
filed
Y>,
N.
covering
28
a ■<
Rights Off'g
registration state¬
of
$1,650,000
for
convertible
debeni^ures due 1977.
subscription
by
common
general working capital;
In addition to certain in*
has-outstanding 1,646,913 shares of common
management officials as a group own 3%_. Claude A.
is -Board Chairman and President.—V. 194;-p. 2442.
~ .
and
poses y
debtedness,
for
the
company
stock,,of which
Giroux
'rT.'yA?) f"C
partnership will be $3,155,000.
Ave':,
Park
on
,
It is proposed to offer such deben¬
stockholders at 100% of principal
amount and at • the rate of $100 of
debentures.-for each 100 shares
held.,'; The-record date is to be supplied by amendment.
No under¬
writing is involved.
.
*'< 1'he company is principally engaged in the wholesale drug business,
selling a full line of ethical and proprietary pharmaceuticals, chemi¬
cals, cosmetics, toiletries, personal health products, and drug sundries
to
customers
located
principally in - New York,-New Jersey, south¬
eastern
Pennsylvania and a portion of northern Delaware.
The net
proceeds from the debenture sale will be used to repay outstanding
short-term indebtedness to banks -I incurred for working capital
pur¬
general partners in March and May 1962.for an aggregate:of $2,725,(100
and, in consideration for the conveyance ofi such properties to the.
partnership,
425
the 'SEC
subordinated
tures'
discount
to
Miracle
of
company
with
ment
Gerald
discount
a
and
Inc.
Co.—limited Interests Registered— j.v-r;'
the
company,
statement
<.
.
a limited partnership organized under New York law
with Benjamin. Kaufman, Nathan P .- Jacobs, Shabse
S. Kaufman as the general partners,
and the.
1962
and
sub-leased
or
.
JKF
is -involved.
general -partners and-13 others as the original limited partners.- The
partnership was organized for the purpose of acquiring two tracts of
land in Detroit1 and one
in Cumberland, Md.;' on which there is or
due 1992, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding. The net proceeds from the bond sale will be used to retire
$20,000,000 of outstanding 5V*% first mortgage bonds due 1989 (plus
premium and accrued interest)
and for other corporate purposes,
including payment of a portion of the company's 1962 construction
program (estimated at $62,800;000). In addition to certain indebtedness
and preferred stock, the company has outstanding
13,600,000 shares
of
common
stock. McGregor Smith is Board Chairman and Robert
H. File is President.—V. 191, p, 2415.
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■.
(D.) Kaltman & Co., Inc.—Proposes Deb.
at $5,000 per
public sale
for
offered
be
Realty-is
May
Frankel
bonds
gage
to
No-underwriting
interest.
\
JKF
statement
interests,-
partnership
general
Arlington, Va., is a
St.,
,
Florida Power & Light
-
Chronicle
(2)
Approximately $13 billion in 13-week bills and $700 million in 26be sold to replace,; respectively,-$1.2 billion and":$600'>,million
coming' due..'v'-^/jZ.!;//
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if not this one.
Corporate and Municipal Financing
.
By
...
A seasonal lull of new
been
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V /.• v.Z
absolutely negligible proportions
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ijhe $2.5 million CEDAR FALLS, IOWA, "issue. * Corporates which-may appear
AMERICAN GAS rights offering of 548,532 shares to stockholders either -this
week, or next* by Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller; PAY'N SAVE CORP. may again
try to come out; with its $1.2 million debentures and a secondary of 40,576 stock,
via Dean Witter & Co.; and HAMPDEN FUND, INC. a closed-end investment trust
may run the gauntlet, via Fulton, Reid &-Co.
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are:
,
28-day float contains less than $400 million for both tax-exempt
and corporate senior debt instruments. The total backlog of corporate debt capital
with and without dates was, however, measurably increased over last week's back- The entire visible
Some of the larger additions were: $25 million BALTIMORE. GAS &
ELECTRIC CO.'s first refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds; $25 million FLORIDA
POWER & LIGHT first mortgage bonds expeeted July 31; $60 million MASSACHU¬
SETTS ELECTRIC CO.'s first mortgage bonds set for August.bidding; and $50 million.
log tally.
The backlog
the previous
tentative date status with which
"without
the
in
tabulated
set for Sept. 11 bidding.
date"
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they had been previously'identified and are, how,
category of the firm3 backlog of offerings. Last
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$72,000,000
week——$145,875,000
$330,129,050
1, 1980-June 28, 1962_— 2,272
July 1, 1960-June 29, 1961——
1,816
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Financings
$9,700,000'
$2,500,000
152,382,000
:
84,855,000
40,050,000
$7,200,000
74,040,000
87,450,000
13,000,000
226,422,000,
172,305,000
53,050,000-
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$304,105,000 $597,018,450
$336,338,000 $1,049,532,450
$292j913,450
$713,194,450
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COMPETITIVE BACKLOG
This Week
June
Last Week'
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29, 1961
$560,124,800
148,473,450
datesl.i:-^ $532,240,000 (23)
$375,925,000 (27)
bonds without dates--" /
i89,095,80Q ^49j / :138,463,500 (42)
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Total bonds
^-—^---^^-$721,335,800'r(72)'r'in?,$514,388,500 (69)
$708,598,250
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Corp. stocks with dates-
$119,881,000 (76)638,439,500(310)
$166,573,450(100)
584,375,240(345)
$428,529,050
481,061,420
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$758,320,500(386);
$750,948,690(445)
" $909,590,470
$1,265,337,190(514)
$1,618,188,720
Corp. stocks without dates__
/.Total
stocks-^———-
Total corporates
-.-J—-'—, f$l,479,656,300(458)
.
ti<
$21.4
*369,310,000 (60)
$385,548,000 (67)'
$450,439,000
financings.—./. $1,848,966,300(511)./$1,650,885,190(581)
$2,068,627,720
municipals with dates
Total
704
20.6
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Total:
Municipals*
Corp. bonds with
Pending
( billions)
Registrations
Year:
July
;
of $1 million or larger.
:
The table below compares the
Dollar Volume
Issues
TOTAL UNDERWRITTEN
respective periods. With one
more month to go—end
of May and all of Juiie—registrations and dollar volume in
a market such as that preceding May 28 may well have .followed the customary late.
rush, in heavy proportions, to avoid the 90-day cut off requirement for new financial
statements. The decline is seen in the first half of the year comparisons. ; - 1 ami
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$181,690,000^ $279,787,000.; $461,477,000
$147,038,450
29, 196-$383,065,400
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market decline ^
Were it not for the May 28 stock market tumble, registrations with the SEC would
have been much higher than the record high posted in the fiscal year just ended.,'
The market fall-off aborted registrations drastically and, thus, lowered this year's
Total
-
$4,500,000 ' V;
20,500,000
41,500,000 '
' 5,500,000 " ;
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registrat^qns hit new high despite stock
first six months' total.
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Total_„___—$109,690,000
Co.;
.
and competitive float
Corporate
Corporate
$2,700,000 /",.
July 9-July 14-u/; 53,540,000
July 16-July 21_._
45,950,000
July 23-July 28_—V 7,500,000 " /
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sec
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2-July;;7-_-
July
INVESTORS, via Hayden, Stone &
Kuhn, Loeb &
july'S underwritten
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/^sirZZ. Bonds r ',
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Co.; KENNER PRODUCTS CO.,
KAVENEAU CORP., cumulative preferreds, via Hayden,
Stone which have gone back and forth from a deferred to a firm offering status to the
present one; and AMERICAN PLAN CORP., via Bear, Stearns & Co. Going the
other way, MARADEL PRODUCTS INC., via Hornblower & Weeks, went from the.
postponed category into the active backlog of issues without dates.
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week, 33 issues had done the same thing. Technically, they are not presumed to^ be
postponed unless official word is received to that effect. Among the larger issues
that removed themselves last week from the sales date label were: AMERICAN
MORTGAGE
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of postponed issues mounted to 105/ as of this writing, compared to
week count of 97. In addition, 19 issues, detached themselves from
PACIFIC NORTHWEST 40-year debentures
tax-exempt of larger size this week; That
is
is
respite would have,
market of underwritings which, of course,
appreciated if it had succeeded a busy
has not been the case./
The capital market will he offered one
4 week. A week's
scheduled, but not appreciated, for this July
bills; will
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sidney BROWN
capital publie offerings of
week
515
.
.
Total of both
Data
First Half Year:
parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered
in
'
Jan.
1,048
1,107
1, 1962-June 28, 1962.
Jan.
13.2
1, 1961-June 29, 1981
."... 13.4/,
for additional capital and refunding by nonfinancxal and financial corporations
including investment cosi, and for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
.
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under employees, and stock option plans and. "from time-to-time sales.'I
Registrations with combined debt and equity paits are counted and tabulated
separately.
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Dollar volume based on filing fees.
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undercurrents in the bond market
The
bond
market
last
week
exchange rate problem,
seemed
to
sense
the
possibility
Z
that
Canadian
the
and the $1.1 and over billion; cash and credit bailing-out
provisions as well as a green light to hike the tariff on about half of her imports,
might hurt our balance of payments! And in turn,; it.seemed to deduce that this
might lead to a timid hike in credit tightening. Until the Canadian problem came
out into the open, the market was under the impression that we might reverse our,
long standing easy long-term market rates so as to discourage flotation of foreign
issues here. This was not an illogical conclusion in view of the strong cash flow
v
f Includes $22,640,000 in three eqxiip. trust ctfs. with dates; $22 million in* three
"preferreds with dates and $1,285,500 in three preferreds without dates; 111 issues'
.; of $300,000 or less in size cf which 20 had tentative dates. Data includes MASSA¬
CHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO.'s proposed August bids for $60 million first mortgage
r
million In preferreds and $50 million PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
for Sept. llv Data excludes 105 postponed issues carried, however, in the
belotu.
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indeterminate backlog
A *
$1 million or. larger".* *■ ':
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position of American firms, their ability to finance modernization plans without reli¬
ance on the capital market (hence, no need for cheap credit to induce capital spend-r
ing) and the stronger probability that Congress will accept the investment credit tax
plan pushed hard by the Administration. The low long-term interest rate trend did
not live up its business cycle revival expectations. ;
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market last week
The Federal funds
was
tighter than [ it had been for
,
some
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time.
Furthermore, the Federal Reserve weekly position statement showed that it did
reduce its holdings of governments somewhat—^quite a change even for such a short
.
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period in view of the Fed's credit-ease obsession since "nudging" began. (It was
bad enough before then.) In the week ending June 27,- the float's average declined
,$111 million from the previous week; jthe gold supply average loss was $1 million
.
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and the actual week-to-week
average
repurchases,
or
The June 27
reveals
change was a $5 million, absolute gold loss; and the
the week's holdings of governments came to $123 without
$113 million with repurchases included.
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decrease
in
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switch. True
to
the
in a
bill
auction
market
today
for
row is out to raise $200 million
the
fifth
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150,000 shares of WESTERN POWER & GAS CO., preferred; $50 million in deben¬
TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.; $3,540,000 ATLANTIC
RR., equipment trust certificates; 475,000 shares of CONTINENTAL
TELEPHONE CO.,, common; $6 million in bonds of MISSQURI POWER & LIGHT
CO.; $9,450,000 SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO., equip, trust ctfs.; $15 million in bonds
of ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO.; $12 million in debentures of ROCHESTER
TELEPHONE CORP.; $7.5 million in debentures of ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO.;
and in municipals—$3,915,000 DECATUR, ALA.; $20 million GREATER PEORIA
SAN. & SEWER DISPOSAL DIST./ILL.; $21 million LOS ANGELES S. DIST.,
COAST LINE
CALIF.;
million
$23
million MEMPHIS,
PUERTO RICO
TENN.; $3 8
million
GAINESVILLE,
WATER RESOURCES AUTH., elec.
rev.
FLA.; $22
refunding bonds;
$25 million FLORIDA DEV. COMM.; $13.5 million TARRANT CTY. WATER CON¬
a supply of bills
above refunding. For the fifth consecutive week the
TROL
/& "IMP. DIST. NO. 1, TEXAS; $3,782,000 PIMA CO. S. D. NO. 1, ARIZ.:
$14 million ORLANDO UTIL. COMM., FLA.; $25 million MICHIGAN (STATE OF);
new
$3,385,OpO PHOENIXVILLE AREA JT, S. AXJTH., PA.; $13,645,000 MILWAUKEE
CO.,' WIS. Expressway and Sewage bbnds; $12.4 million DALLAS,. TEXAS; $4,250,009
ANCHORAGE IND. S. D,/ ALASKA; $20 million LOUISIANA (STATE OF).
Today should add up to the 20th time new cash will have been raised this
in the short-term market by the government for a rough total amount of
S2.5 billion. So far, the Treasury has not announced its debt-management and
cash.
year
!
:
tures of NEW ENGLAND
week
financing plans for the summer—which can be expected at one of the near weeks
.
Last Week
$1,320,000,000 /.
corporate and municipal issues expected to tap the market during the
.the next few weeks with tentative target dates are as follows:
new cash
Treasury will auction in the bill market enough paper to raise $200 million in
*
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^Comprise reports of public financing intentions which have not been
announced as bona fide financing plans,'as those contained in the total
backlog tableZ above;: 105 postponed offerings with estimated market.
value at the time postponed of $430,000,000 and $30 million VIRGINIA
ELECTRIC & POWER CO. preferred awaiting July 25 stockholders' ap- '
v
prdual. Incidentally,,Until the latter's. May 4 filing of 650,000 common is. withdrawn or returned to the backlog of offerings, VIRGINIA ELEC/;>•'
TRIC & POWER CO. will continue to be counted among the postponed.
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The money market will again be approached by the Treasury with
it wants to auction over and
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The larger
of governments, then, amounted to $191 million — or $162 million without the
repurchase transactions. The average net free reserves dropped a bit more thanseasonally to $306 million, and was the third successive decline in weekly reserves
of less than $400 million.
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treasury
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end of the week summary of governments held in the Fed's portfolio
interesting
precepts of "nudging," the Fed. sold
$196 million in bills—continuing an uninterrupted policy for the past three weeks;
and then proceeded to buy certificates in the amount of $10 million; notes in the
amount of $22 million; and—a trifle—$2 million in bonds. As a result governments
would have gone down by $196 million were it not for repurchases. Repurchases on"
June 20th were $177 million and $148 million on June 27. The total net shrinkage
an
Corporate stocks, and bonds*-—/—--— -,$1,265,000,000
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Volume
196
Number
6173
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(3)
3
)
Net
Kellermeyer Chemical Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
.
The
company
shares
common
June
on
(no
15,
A"
"Reg.
a
2,000
covering
to be,offered at $21.75, witnout underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for a new plant and sales promotion. '»
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Kellermeyer of 1025 Brown Ave., Toledo, is engaged in the sale
and delivery of
chemical and related products.,
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Shin
.
Mitsubishi
sales-of
the
corporate funds
expenditures.-.
capital
par)
from
proceeds
,
general
filed
1962
i&
will
and
the
be
debentures
,
important
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The
Proceeds
Mahnomen
.
be
Erection Co.
for
"Reg. A",
a
without
$500,
member
The
16 common
covering
underwriting.
investments.
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of
June
on
(par
to
are
,
to
The
.
\
company-on
non-assessable
sales
of
\ ■"*/,
,v
most
June
20;
1962
have
undergone
product
of
lines. "
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shares
common
;"Reg.
a
10c)
(par
to
.
within
.1'
-t without
■
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Underwriting.
■Proceeds
; corporate
for
be
to
are
/ The
■
of
on June 18, 1962 filed a "Reg. A"
subordinated convertible debentures
1%
year
in denominations* of $500 due Nov.
underwritten by Continental Securities,
/>. par,
.
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corporation
five
..-Proceeds
Minichrome
film.—V.
to
are
.
be
of
980
1386.
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at
Y:,,
purposes.
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Move Truck Rental
'The
•
shares
Proceeds
.y
,
corporation
common
:
capital.
,
19,
25c)
be
to
used
1962
be
filed
the
acqui-
2503
for-equipment,
W.
renting trucks.
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Sedalia,
Mo.,
is
^
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of Israel
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Ltd.—Shares
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Registered—
Bank Leumi Le-Israel, Beeravon Moogbal (National Bank
Limited), of Tel-Aviv, Israel,'filed a registration statement
;
of
;
.
Israel
been
offered
through J. A.
Hogle
*2631
West
Superior
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of
and
Duluth,
Minn.,
covering
in
a
837,870
stock
ment
from
with
the
,
i
f
to'be
issued
to
DST*s
shareholders
in
in;-the
shares
name ..of. the
of' DST).
and
company
will
also
DST
to
to.
;
.6,125,000
of which voting stock Otzar Hityashvuth Haye- '
84.18%, Voohovoh.i Foerder is hno^ ohoirmon and
Yeshayahu Wnorrioi. u- board chairman onH
iirUrri
hudim
i
chief executive officer.
t? iw
B.M.
mime
owns
-,
same
the
The
of
company,
North
Battleford,
f Tli purlose^l
970 Jn- cash
Exchange 1
tte'
The
as-
subsidiaries.
is
company
.
,
-
.
engaged
generally
in
various
;«
Rerscnel' B:„ Fdyoerger,
announced
investment
final
of
bv
the
195,
order
of
no
stock
"1550.
p.
William
.
T
TavlOr
-
sheet
and
'
earnings' state¬
net
year
on sales, rentals and services
quarter
Mr.
income
Kn
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It
will
be
-
the
cents
56
or
per
transaction
eXeM" **
1»01.
SS
JL 11C
ine
alter tax
credited
\vus
directly to earned
charges to earned
announced closing scheduled for
October,
than" offset
year-end
oy
Foundry division plant
transactions is related
Berwick
in
to
the
pany s normal business operations and accordingly the results
X ^ere c^argeil t0 earnt'd surplus rather than to. fiscal 1962 net
1"'—1
he
o
Industries
manufactures
company.; Stanton
D. Sanson is President.
1
Canada,, filed a
(
registration statement with "'the SEC on June 21 covering 443,565
shares Cf common" stock,'to be offered for
public sale at $t,R<?;r share...' ji^hlted Insurance Fund,
Inc.—"Reg. A" FilingThe
offering will be made through, salesmen employed-^^ by the com- \ " rpi,^
t„'Wxx
The teorporatibn- on; June ,o-,oeo filed, a "Reg. A'",
r.
' pa'ny; who" will
19," 1962
covering 59,900
rebeive a
16selling commission.
common
shares .(par $1)
to .be offered at $5,. without underwriting. *
-Organized in January; 1961, the company proposes to erect,
equip
Proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
*;•- and operate a brewery In North Battleford
having,ran ft^hual oapaoity r
of 40,000
United, -of T§17 Exchange Bldg.,* ; Seattle 4, Wash., is engaged in
barrels. Of .the $372,597 estimated
net'proceeds, from the*
the operation of a life insurance stock
stock sale together with $14,069 from the sale of stock in
company".
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March, 1962;
J. the company Intends to Use -$125,000 as a deposit' (including abchitectural and engineering fees) on a
United Virginia Barikshares—Files
building to-house the brewery (esti¬
Exchange Plan—
mated total cost
of
$275,000), $223,906 as a * deposit on equipment
The firm;, of 900 East Main"
St.; Richmond,'.Va., filed a registration
f
(total cost $425,<)00 including installation), and" the balance to
statement* with;, the' SEC * on
pay
Juner 21
covering
1,480.432
shares
of
^ . 4*-current liabilities. The. company intends to raise the balance of the ^ common stopk.. It is proposed to offer such stock in
exchange for
; funds needed for the above purposes (including $100,000 for bottles,"*
all the outstanding capital snares of Citizens Marine Jefferson
Bank,
..->!"
cans, cartons and kegs) from the sale'-"1 of * additional stock to the."
Newport News (on a 2.85-for-l basis); First & Citizens National Bank
public);; The-company has outstanding 265,975 common shares, of
of .Alexandria,
Va. "f (i;9,-fofj-l)';;v,Firs$.: National Trust ■ and Savings
.^;
Y
Which North Battleford
Development Co.. Etd. owns 146,000 shares, 'r Bank of Lyttchburg, Va.* (1-for-l); Merchants and Farmers Bank -of
■; It
received such, shares in consideration of certain promotional and-' "Franklin, Va.
missile
mechanical
.
railroad
•
and
aircraft components;
automotive
fuel
system
arid industrial valves
and
transmission
gas
.
and
cars
devices;
classified:
and
electro¬
petroleum,
fittings; ordnance, and
Energy Commission.'
It
nuclear
products
for
the
Atomic
a fleet of tank, covered
hopper and
industrial users.—V,
195, p, 1206.
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to
transportation
electronic
components;
als9 leases
cars
other
com-
thereof
income,
explained. .!
ACF
equipment;
sales,
For
$42,716,000
XXUgUOU,
more
(Febru¬
on
reported.
$804,000.
...
this
on
1962
.share,
per
Taylor
was
rentals and services
fiscal
of
$1.38
or
$62,634,000,
^ of the American Car and
Pa'\.h-e said Neither, of these
.<
a
Alter
the
$1,978,000,
surplus in connection with the
activities,
real
the balance
,
.V and
Saskatchewan,
T
surplus.
Inc^ (owned by Julius E. Davis, Treasarid, two of his partners)
Norman K, Winston, Board Chairman,
Jr.,; a
Vice-Presiuent, will own 22.36% ,V
13.72% /■ and TO.28%.,' respectively,
of the outstanding stock .of the
urer,
last
for
were
services
period
Vli
f
change, -Rodaly .Investment,
<
and
profit of $3,772,000
an
areas
was
pr^ - o^'theYJl 5oS' shares^nf^oouhh °
th°?t ie're "Idto «
«urmg august,
'
pa?Uel
are.
earnings
April)
•
^^comnlnies owninl
it
said,
etlUal t0 53,58 per shar-e
000*
009
^are/'oft sales,
t-
to simplify
wAch
structure for the .companies.
.
Service)
„
Brewing Co., Ltd.—Common Reg'd—
$iqi
^existing, corporate
estate' DST^ and
iaiorSv owned SubsWiarv? oDerates
urb^ mas?-&anSt svstSn'in
ihd -tjupeiior wfsconslnf
After ^omoletion ^oi t£ ex"
"A»uraw ana ^UoeSor tWisconsin) areas.
completion
tne
ex-
.
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r North Battleford
;
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he
year,
ACF
March,
rental
I
.
ordinary shares,
i
to
offering
an
'
Consolidated
ary;
apportioned
transfer
of
ofCr$221
v
considera¬
the
exchnge by, having
a
substantially, non-operating company
(the coxripany) as the parent and operating companies (DST and
Flight
-
offices in Israel. The net proceeds from the sale of the.
sale
" "
shares will be 4
added to general funds, to be; available for 4ts general
banking business.; ■'
The Bank.has outstanding 2,187,500
ordinary (voting.) and
y
A"
for
,.
exchange)
treasury
companj
-the.
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According
A
injunctions.—V.
Industries and all of its subsidiaries
is presented on a
consolidated basis. Heretofore the
financial statements of the
who'lyowned SHPX
group of subsidiaries engaged in
leasing special railroad
cars
to
industrial users, were,
presented separately and were not ineluded in the consolidation.
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On the new
basis, consolidated earnings for the
previous fiscal year
the
to
of
686,870 shares
$214,316,000,
Beginning this
exchange
shares
40
Y .shares, of DST issued
^
ordinary shares, to be offered -for public sale at prices to be supplied
by amendment (maximum 75c per share for each class). The plan of
distribution is also to be supplied by amendment. - *
.'/"The Bank carries! on a.w.meraj c."
-Vxcm oanking business "in all
its various aspects, domestic and international It has*. 136 branch
r
York.
said
Industries, Inc.—Earnings Up—
of
filed
tion of the transfer to the
company of certain assets presently owned
by DST said to have.a fair and reasonable market value of $686,870
"*. ( including 'a fetock certificate
evidencing ownership of 7,500 capital
*
,
New
Regulation
of
Chairman.
St.,
•
1
of
under
Consoiidated net earnihgs of ACF for the
fiscal year ended April 30
1962 were
$6,010,000, equivalent to $4.21 per share, on
sales, rentals
and services
company's parent, Duluth-Superlor Transit
for the outstanding stock of DST, at the
the company for each share of DST.
The 837,870
shares include .151,000 outstanding shares of the
company now owned
by DST (to be issued to the shareholders of. DST in the
(DST),
ACF
;
Co., Salt
&
stockholdersvof the
Co.
rate
.
• £
State
reason
.
p; 860.
registration .statement with 'the SEC on June 22
..shares Of common stock. * It is proposed to offer such
in
"
National Bank
i
have
of
company
..-'common
■
engaged
Registration Withdrawn—
Transit Investments, Inc.^~Files
Exchange Plan-
without
y
„
Broadway,
•;
;
$3,
by
News of Business and Finance
properties.
....
The
A"
covering 100,000
underwriting.
advertising and working
at
...
of
"Reg.
a
offered
.
Truck
Move
;
to.
are
System, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—V
June
on
(par
to
1
;
-
Y
shares
Lake City.—V. 195,
^
'"
Y>
Y
the
available
■
■
.
,
On June 22, 196^, the company withdrew Its
registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Feb. 12, 1962 which covered i.50,000
common
1,„ 1967.; The
•:
from
is
company
--
Tira, of 202 S. 1st Ave., Sandpoint, .Idaho, Is engaged in
sition, exploration, development and operation of mineral
t
$50,000
be- offered
offering Will be
Inc., Minneapolis. Y '.-V
used for working capital.
■; - •/ >'•.
Y'-y
W. 79th St.', Minneapolis, processes kodachrome
p;
194,
covering
to
the
,V.!*"-' ' •
.* YsV."
used for equipment, working capital and
general
be
Traid Corp.—SEC
Minichrome, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
-
the
oy
;
.
,
and
exemption
A".,.covering 410,000
offered at 20 cents,
be
that
company,-is
'
"
,
made permanent.
or
alleged
misrepresentations relate to the
company's failure to
Francis Taylor Canon,. President and a
Director of the
subject of two decrees of the New York
Supreme
Court
entered
on
Nov.
30, '• 1937
and
Nov.
27,
1939,
permanently
; enjoining and
restraining him from engaging in securities activities
(
new
v"
.
vacated
The
disclose
-*
:a
,--V •
-
'./'■**
notification
a
.
and
Since
number
l
filed
1962
generating
important.
large
a
*■
■
power •
snip-buildfing
vehicles,
the
group
31,
In
filed on March 20,
1962, Wesreb Oil pro¬
posed the public offering of 300,000
capital shares at $l per share.
(.The Commission asserts in its suspension order
that it has reasonable
cause
to
believe that certain terms and conditions
of the Regulation
r were - not ^complied
with
and
that
the
company's
offering circular
was
false and
misleading in respect of certain material facts. The
order provides
an
opportunity
for
hearing,
upon
request,
on
the
question whether the suspension should be
industrial
March
.
amount.
i
its
„
13,
10c)
used
be
the
to
of
Mitsubishi
diversified
ended
Tira-Mail Mining Co;—"Reg. A" Filing—i Y
1962' filed a. "Reg. A", covering 300,000;
offered at $1, without underwriting,
general corporate purposes.■,[,-■ v'%: •«Y
"V Manna of 1500 Mass. Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C., is a broker
and dealer and also performs personal estate
planning services.
shares
Proceeds
which
the
most
year
manufacturing .operations'
V
^
j'v
of
corporation
common
v-i
of
the
in
i.continuing process V of diversification,
and
products have been added to the company's
Manila Financial Planning Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing-^
;
V.
million
company's
.
18, .1962 filed
used
"Reg. A"
—
Mahnomen, Minn!, is engaged in general contracting
in land clearing,-bulldozing and. bridge building.
;
-
specializing
•v
to
are
sales
added
.
largest and
.
net
industrial .machinery,
motor
'.- repair,'' aircraft
and
rolling .stock - were
'-,1950,s the
,,>
company on June
to be offered at
shares
"
•
"$292
to
of the
pne
i.-equipment,
Mahnomen Pile Driving &
Filing—
*.,*■
"
v
Japan.. Its
amounted
.
and
companies .of
-
,«;
is
of. companies
.
i
be
to the'financing
f;
v-
v
*"
will
applied
other
special
railroad
.
'
'
Acme
,
See
\.t
Markets, Inc.—Name''Chdnge-
-
.
American
Stores
Co.,
.
this
issue.
*
'
•
.
Acoustica
.
'
-
?
jncome. tax
State-Planters Bank of Commerce
;
&
-loss
*1001,
Richard Cray & Co., Inc.—"Reg. A"
Filing—"
The
corporation
bn
June
21,
"
shares .(par
common
^underwriting,
...Proceeds
..
•
>
......
to
Richard
Gray
broker-dealer.
r—
•
■
t
•••
•
-
(L. L.)
The
for
used
237
W.
$5
sharb,
per
stated
fiscal
year
capital. and
>.^.:!r
St.,
N.
Y.,
u"
.
(■'..
-
other
by
stock, of which
the
is engaged
v
;;-.,'■
as
.-;
such
■-
-■
bank
\have
securities
a
each
-
■'.
have
been
Ave.,
Houston,
on -June
25,000
Texas,
filed
or
27! covering 155,000
to be offered for
are
shares,
through
share)
Y
;
,
and
'
of
its
being
The
t-
underwriting
*•" ?,
"
terms
to
are
be
existing
for
subsidiaries, is
engaged
direct-
.onieontys,,
the
replacement
and
and
equipment,
corporate
the
for
balance
including
purposes
purposes
in
making
com¬
pnoi
sell
to
Blaylock,
the
25,000
President,
each.
,
carrying
carrying
shares
and
for
Dick
working
capital
increased
and
his
Berry,
shares
are
shares
Proceeds
be
to
are
June
on
to
be
11,
offered
used
1962,
at
for
organizational
industrial
television
of
Oct.
1,
by First Boston Corp.
debentures
American
of
Depositary
the
beginning
company
Oct.
on
maturity.
THE
be
offered
June
28,
oXg000
shares,
be
convertible
Shares
and
1,
each
will
1970,
*
be
on
or
after
representing
entitled
sufficient
to
to
100
an
retire
of
in
Street,
NOTE:
manufactures
&
Fenner
1,000
of
New
share)
per
of
for
headed
of
*
.
fund
issue
V.
"Reg. tA"
a
at
$10.
1
and
working
•
Y '
v
'
>
,
*
capital.
v
-
..
r
-
company reported
the
five
months
net profits of $95,469'- in May and $162,243
ending May 31, both records for their periods
operations began in 1949.
' .
* *
\
May's
profit
is
equal
to
11
cents
per
share and
the
January
through May profit equal to almost 19 cents.
^
;
j
Leslie O. Barnes, President, said last month's profit is an increase
of $42,294 over
the like period a year ago while the five-month profit
compares to. a loss of $349,336 in the same
period last year.
for-
since
covering 6,500
underwriting.:
without
^
have
}°
Angeles;—V.
byv the
have
to
was
?!Yer,mJ
Los
offered
been
offerine
passenger
Net
.
by
r
•
income
before* taxes
in
May
was
$166,469.
In
May,
1961,
Allegheny's net Was $53,175 and no tax provision was made.
Operating revenues were up almost 11%—or $187,186 to $1,954,308—
in May while
operating expenses increased only 7%—or $122,828 to
Y
$1,804,069.
For
company
been made
a.ve„.^n
195,
I'-
For
of
and
and
&
treasury
Webster
Jr.,,
—
the
In
H.
President.—V.
;
price
be
is
195,
Pierce,
to
to
for
SEC
exemption
has issued
certain
p.
14,910,000
Chairman
and
2255.
temporarily suspending
a
respect, to
a
Regulation
respect
A
to
C.
the
12
to
ending
74
months
May
cents
.
31,
per
period
;
share,
a
gain
of
p.
of
year
a
five
net
profit-
cents
of
the
fluctuations
in
•
;.
June
Debentures Of¬
—
25,
1962, Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley &
Co., Inc., Philadelphia, and associates, offered publicly,
$3,750,000 of this company's 6Y4% subordinated sinking
fund debentures, due June
1, 1977, with ten-year detach¬
warrants
stock.
The
to
purchase
debentures
are
375,000
offered
shares
in
of
common
denominations
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
*
Regulation
,
.
provides.. a conditional
exemption
from
public offering of securities not exceeding
for-foreign'subscriptions and
of
$1,000 and $500, priced at par plus accrued interest.
$1,000 debentures carry two warrants to purchase
50 shares each and the
$500 debentures one warrant to
purchase 50 shares. Net proceeds, esti,mated at $3,385,000,
The
A
....
registration
$300,000
in
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Norfolk,
ginia corporation.
BUSINESS—The
Inc.,
a
Vir¬
•
incorporated in Delaware on April 12,
1960.
In September, 1960, it acquired the business and assets of The
Cloverdale Spring Co., a Maryland
corporation, which since 1934 had
been
engaged • in
the
business
of
manufacturing
and
distributing
Pepsi-Cola and Pepsi-Cola syrup in certain counties in Pennsylvania,
company
was
-
the
per
2376.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S.- Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D, Seibcrt, Publisher and President;
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice.a week
[everj Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La .salle
3, Illinois
(Telephone ST'ate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by
William, B. Dana Company. Second class postage paid at New-York. N. Y„ Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions an<l
Pan
American Union,
$65.00 per year; in Dominion 6f Canada, $68.00 per*
year.
Other
countries,'$72.00 per year."
account
to
.
Allegheny reported
ending April 30.—V. 195,
17%
a
$525,909
or.
stock of
registration under", the Securities Act of
1933
with
stock offering by this company; 422 Washington Building,
D,
over
like
V.r,,.!,
months
raised
revenues
only- 6%
will be used to acquire all of the issued and
outstanding
-
order
increased
Y
12
$642,565—equal
able
indebted¬
outstanding
Board.
or
from
Washington,
with
an
.
provide
1962)*
expenses
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Corp., both
(maximum
used
$82,500,000
has
Will
Lynch,
operating
fered—On
a
supplied by amend- V
will
addition
company
Erwin
is
•
at
be
filed
300,000
offered for
be
Securities
to
sale
Va„
to
-
covering
offering
are
stock
(estimated
therefor.
stock,
stock.
McDowell,
the
27
par),-to
by " Merrill
public
underwriting terms
expenditures
.
($100
*headed
rate,
Richmond,
June
on
stock
Stone
proceeds .from
the
SEC
St.,
the
:
ending May 3i operating
$9,045,162—compared to the
months
-■
share
Wesreb Oil Co.—Stock Offering Suspended—
The
<
the
preferred-
dividend
common'
H.
'
with
Franklin
five
$8,723,855..
and
through
aae tmougn
202^.
p.
the
$1,320,712
while
ago
.
East
underwriters
Inc.,
preferred
of
Alfred
/
into
common
sinking
' and
-
The
construction
*
"
net
reimburse
shares
1962
entire
filed
offered
arcade.
to
700
statement
Smith
field
„
of
through
York.-
the
shares
Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—Record Net—
Dana
On
have
...
Angeles,
Chicago
Members
these
performance
'
■>*"
COMMERCIAL AND
William
and
more
The
company withdrew its registration statement
SEC on April1 20, 1962-which- covered 250,000
Co.,
cumulative
in
the
&
company
sale
$105
annual
1962
...
The
ment.-'The
1,
and
'
to
,
,
anticipated,
•«,?•.
Los
„;»>«'
"While
Ainsbrooke Corp.—Appointment—
—or
50,000
Weedon
plans
Dec.
State-Planters
,
for'inventory
stockholdferT ^e
by
public
group
and
the
C>;
a
used
the
8
through
iinless
resources
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Cumulative, Preferred
Registered—
:
I : %. • »
pro¬
and Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., New York City.
will
in
current
continue
.•
•
Crowell,
has
Industries—Registers Debs
to
be
1962
to
1977,
said.
improvement
'
the
?•,
-
Manufactuers Hanover Trust
Co.,- New York City, has been appointed
agent for the stock of the corporation.—V.
195, p. 2819.
(in¬
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 29, 1962 covering $10,000,000 of convertible
due
to
18,
to .be
par)
originally filed-with
and
*
Shin
debentures,
been
.
headquarters
.
systems.
Mitsubishi Heavy
corporate
effected."
in
the, management
he
a
transfer
•:
ness
Shin
with
had
marked
a
of
and
$185,300,
expected-'to
;
concluded,"
than
appear
and
been
of
;'
quarter
is
reorganization
.
expenses.
Roving of 1403 Wade Hampton Blvd., Greenville,
construct,
manufacture and
market
a
new
device
,.
V
shares
A" covering
underwriting.
June
on
(no
restaurant
a
common
"Reg.
a
without
of
v
of
On
own
account);
and William
Executive Vice-President, own
filed
$100.
shares
Virco; Mfg. Corp.—SEG Registration Withdrawn—
•
—
corporation
to
has
first
trend
V,
V
^
been
largely resolved
divisions
the
$9,030,524
-credit
acceptances
the
«
registration
The
of
opera-
tion
and
general.".
inventories
when
50%
aggregate resources, as
No combination of constituent
com¬
modernization- elsewhere
of
and
than
..-.Vending, of Kubley Bldg., Kechikan, Alaska, is engaged in the
sale
Roving Eye Systems, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
all
Acoustica
was
corporation
copies,
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company
outstanding 319,284 shares of common stock, of which Ridgway
dividually and as trustee for his two children) owns 54.9% (and
13.3%
in
continued
been
now
to
the
and
having
Vending; of Alaska, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Proceeds
,
dri?»M
receivables.
poses
company
The
'.
equipment and supplies. Of the net proceeds from
of additional
stock, $300,000 will be applied to
the
company's manufacturing plant in Irvington,
of
$100,000
cents
25
exchange,
Y
V
.
expansion
problems
dealers'will
from
the
organized under Virginia law in June 1962 for the
purpose of becoming a bank holding company, under the Bank Holding
Company Act of 1956 by "acquiring at least a majority of the capital
stock of the said banks. Clarence J. Robinson is Board Chairman
and
J.
Harvie. Wilkinson, Jr.-is President.
;
outstanding
mercial reproduction
the company's sale
J.,
soliciting
of
in
offer
more
banks
31, 1*961, of at least $370,000,000.
common
reproductions.: lncluoimr
Issued
exchange
holders
constituent
banks, will have 'such aggregate
<& .Citizpris
are included.
public
reproductions, and offset prints; the manufacture and
of
sensitized papers,
cloths, and films for use in blueprinting
direct printing;
and the sale of arcnitectural,
engineering, ' and
stock
the
from
more
First
regis
shares
a
darkroom
The
the- cpmpany
accepted
received
of .two
of Dec.
130,000 shares
and
company
company,
mercial
S.
both "Df Richmond.'; The
exceptions,commissions
of
.
The
the
St-,
certain
share
has
of
tax
corporate
...■>:
Ridgway Enterprises, Inc.—Common
Reg'd—
price (maximum $10 per
supplied by amendment.-
N.
per
for
program
of. Acoustica
sales
$212,750. '."
this
v'
had
income
of
for
and
<•.
.
without
stock, by
Louis L. Ridgway, Board Chairman.
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,- Inc.,'
724 Travis St., and
Rotan; Mosle & Co., Bank of the Southwest Bldg., •
both of Houston, head the list-of underwriters.
The public offering
(-
with
30 cents
profitable
.year;
substantial
operations
Federal
adjustment
that-operations
were,
throughout, the
Acoustica
year,
after
retroactive
^
*
-
Main
East
.receive,
*60,000
AV covering
"Reg.
offered at
working
51st
of 5711 Hillcroft
statement with the: SEC
common
sale
be
v•: -
of
company
tration
of
be
;„*-v
„
centf to
one
a
r•*.
are
purposes,
1962 filed
$510,379
«;• '"Russell
"A
•
of.
a
Trusts,
.
In the previous fiscal
net
»
r
sales
of
$7,042,384
for
the
fiscal
year
and
a
.net
loss
of
$425,705
alter
a
Federal
of. $43,000,
it was disclosed by Rollin M.
Russell,
annual report mailed to stockholders.
>
the
'.including
■
reported
1962,
credit
President, in
v.
Associates, Inc.—Sales Down, Net Loss—
company
Feb.
28,
ended
-
(5.14-for-T)
The
advertisements' must
be
made* in'New
York
funds.
.
.
.
y,.
...
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
soft
of
line
.
6%%
first
Jan.
bank___.
due
$60,000
58,000
2,000,000
due June 1, 1977
stock (50 cents
tures,
Common
-
485,00Q
500,000
1972—
;■• ,
into
tered
purchase
a
and
terms
filed
been
$825,000
Inc.
Co.,
York
W.
Warren
Inc.
Inc.
625,000
-
Sherrerd
&
Corp.—Acquisition—
the
land
-
*
ne,t
and
•>«'
■
of
Also
26,128,366
revealed
Beach
\
-
\
.
and
•
holdings
.
'
acres
royalties.
overriding
concessions
.■■
•
.
Australia
to;
of oil arid
in
22,086,400
are
of
acres
additional
v
.
company's
there
totaling 69,900,800 acres
"
'
•
'
pending.
are
with
the
oil
'»
v
.
,
.
which
.Applications- covering
.
now
trading,
brings
acres
:
,
exploration cohcern're¬
granted a 9,400,000-acre oil and gas con-,
Queensland in ivs annual report to stock¬
been
State' of
.
.
rights
gas
Lad
acquisition
48,144,766
latter
of
.
in
the
annual
Petroleum
N.L.,
Oil
contracts
concern:
23,000,000
a
owns
report
the
was
Adelaide,
of
the
Oil
signing of
Australia,
<
will
of
agreement
an
under
in
South
well
test
Australia
in
■"
that
contract
interest
the
in
all-of
own
Automatic
5,000-foot
a
interest.
terms
carried
Corp.
drill
to
concession
acre
25%
a
Unaer
sixteenth
wnich
the
its
Midland
and
interest
•
portion
a
whic.i
Australian
:
the
well
on
will
Co.
drilling
offsetting
have
block.
a
one-
Australian
driHing
the
block.
Retailers af America, Inc.—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On June 25,1962, it was reported that $16,000,000
of this company's promissory notes, due May
1, 1977,
were
sold to a group of insurance companies through
a
private placement arranged by White; Weld & Co.,
New York.—V. 195, p. 2928.:. ...: /'•
.
....
.
be
announced.
includes
$2.5
Divi¬
of
195,
Sparemaker.—V.
AMF
new
to
—
and
since
were
J',:/
;
=
.
.
*
,
%
'
,
f
Walter
At
in
Vice-President.;;:.
-
The announcement'
Amax Petroleum .and
Petroleum.
Amax
Paul; R. -Sphuitz,1 .President
by
Long,
consolidated
be
now
made
of
oil
compared
last
of
in
first
the
high
new
a
for the
1962
1961.
$359,034,
were
$20,202
or
less
Net
earnings were equal to 58
shares outstanding at the end
cents per share on 3,407,729 shares
. • ■' -"v'--- •' "•
i'
.'
common
to
56
year.
stockholders
15,
1954.—V.
that
the
Federal
Commission
Trade
195,
'V--'"/;/I:-;*..'-.
2700.
p.
31—
*
"
J
'
"
1962
*
.....
Toll
service
service
285,977,000
revenues
132,560,000
revenues
Miscellaneous
v' Li.v-
.
Months Ended May
12
27,296,000
uncollectibles-^-'—' 1,530,000
revenues
Provision
Less;
for
____i
operating Tevenues_-______I___i__I.Hi____Li_l_^_.444,30310(!)0
:
81,277,000
Total
present the .-new subsidiary :will; operate properties in 15 states
Canadian
provinces. -.Current.- production^ averages.; 5,200
barrels of
attained
increased
31,
for
$133,605,765
irom
also
••
•
Maintenance
three
and
half
period
notified
February
Local
.
will
tions
.
Bell Telephone ,Co. of Pennsylvania—Earns. Statement
Zinc
was
first
quarter,
also
.-
•
company's
now
a
Canada.
and
States
gas
unit sales
3,622,768
on
quarter
same
-
the
complaint against the company (and eight other dairy firms) alleging
unfair trade practices in the frozen "dairy products industry has been
dismissed.
The
company
has been defending against the
complaint
operations of the parent-company and its subsidiaries,. BlackCo;, *Inc/ Southwest Potash Corp, and Canadian Amco Ltd.,'-.*
previously handled by the Oi! division of AMAX. All oil opera¬
Oil
well
.
oil
in
engage
the
$138,S23,869
Total
the
share
the
in
William G. Karnes, President.
three-month period,
ended May
to
comparable
per
Karnes
subsidiary, Amax Petroleum Corp.,
production and exploration throughout, the
has formed
company
United
of
in
Subsidiary—
American Metal Climax, Inc.—Forms
This
/
2028.
p.
the
cents
earnings
" "r
for
Earnings
for
and
by
the
said.
he
period,
the new locations will be a 52-lane place in tne Tech Plaza
Center, Warren, Michigan, one of the first in the state to
tne
lor
sales
quarter
3.7%,
or
quarter last year.
„
with
sales
Dollar
and
Automatic Pinspotters
AMF
first
reported
were
$5,018,104,
'\!,-'v\!
.
purchase
highest
history
centers totalling 200 lanes in the Detroit, Pontiac,
Frank P. Downey, AMF Vice-President in charge of
products,
equipped
75,000
—
Beatrice Foods Co.—Record First Quarter—
/
$2.5» Million
—
Corp. of Detroit,Mich., has awarded a
American Machine & Foundry Co.'s Bowling
to
AMF
Shopping
200,000
.
Co.
Foundry
&
Bowling
areas,
Among
/ First Securities Corp.—
50,000
Hecker & Co
50,000
J. C. Wheat & Co
175,000
Kay, Richards & Co
50,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co. 150,000
P. B. Boot & Co..—
50,000
Boenning & Co
150,000
Stroud & Co. Inc.__—__
50,000
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Baumgartner,;, Downing &
Co., Inc.
100,000
Co.
25,000
Jones, Kreeger & Co
l 100,000
Be^y,
Douglas * & Fitz- ;
C. S. McKee & Co., Inc.- 100,000
hugh, Inc. •
—_
125,000
J. N. Russell & Co., Inc.. 100,000
Mason-Hagan, Incv_,.____; 25,000
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
Nolting, Nichol &
& French Inc.-—
100,000
O'Donnell, Inc.- ——
25,000
Penington, Colket & Co._ * 75,000
Strader & Co., Inc.——:* 25,000
—V. 195, p. 1312.
V
'V: •
,.-v >. -"/V T. /
Butcher
components, medi¬
p. 1206.'
195,
bowling equipment.
:
Of
varying sizes,
the new establishments will complement
Great
Lakes
chain of Michigan bowling centers now totalling < 400 lanes.;
Inc.- 525,000
Brooks & Co.
W'.
F.
it
in
That
new
contract
The
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Co.,
&
Flint
allied
*
Amount
Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
Inc.
75,000
Yeatman, Mosley
Supplee,
cession
The
equip
bowling
of
Amount
Machine
contract
to
and
from the company the following respective prin¬
debentures with 10-year warrants, subject to the
conditions of the purchase contract, a copy of which has
as
an
exhibit to the registrauion statement.
amounts
Oil
Midland-based
that
holders.
of
Lakes
Great
million
underwriters named below have en¬
pursuant to which they have agreed
contract
.This
vealed
$89,819
sales
sion
to purchase
severahy
cipal
3,000,000 shs.
several
of
Australian
.
„
,
Contract—
4,500,000
294,100 shs.
■;* 4,500,000
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
company
to
American
par)--
Sales
;
of- $2,935,387 and
.
,
1,000,000
.
subordinated sinking fund deben-
6!4%
-
.
switches, a broader line of antenna and microwave
cal equipment,
and electrons test equipment.—V.
;
due
bonas,
1963, through July 1,
1,
r>
■
/ •>
•
.
.
$786,128
;
—
—
serial
mortgage
\
,
,
,
note
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
-
Outstanding
Authorized
payable on purchases of property
(effective rate approximately 6% )—
6% first mortgage on Lancaster property,, due Juiy 1, 1972
Notes
;
subsidiary, recorded sales
net
for the six months ended May 31, 1964 as com¬
$1,557,311 • and net income oi $47,ol6 for the like
period of 1961.
Sales in the •second quarter rose to $1,482,011; with -\
net
income
of
$37,214
as
compared to sales of =$868,270 and net
income of $20,35r'in the second
quarter of 19611
Earnings per share
climbed to 38 cents' (on 238,190 shares outstanding)
for the first six /
months
of
1962
as
compared Jo 22 cents
(on 212,656 shares' out- •.
standing) in the like, period of
1961. ' included'-in ..the earning in
1962
is a loss of .22 cents per share ineun-eJj by a" recently-formed:'
subsidiary, Chemical Electronics,
Inc. "... The anticipated loss resulted ,
from
expensing start up coses and initial marketing expenses; how¬
ever,
it is expected that the subsidiary will be profitable by the-end
of the current liscal year.
;
.
■
.
:
:
'
During
the
first
six,.months- the company... received more than
$2,000,000 in new orders bringing .-their sales backlog at May 31,.; 1962
to $2,300,000 or 53%
higher than at the same date in ~19uL Subse-. :
quent to May 31, 1962 (through June 26, 19o2) additional orders in
excess
of $1,000,000 have been received.
/v,
•',
Construction of
a
new
36,000 square foot facility at the Lansdale
site
has
started
with completion
expected by lace tall.
Marketing
eiforts have been
stepped up lor many new products including an
extensive line of microwave diodes, parametric amplifiers, solid state
The
income
pared
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
6%
—Earnings—
engaged
been
also
flavor
Electronic Laboratories, Inc.—Record
American
and West Virginia.
The Cloverdale Spring Co.
in manufacturing and distributing a complete
drinks in the same area.
Since the acquisition,
Allegheny has continued to conduct the operations formerly conducted
by the Cloverdale Spring Co.
.
"
On Jan." 12,
19o2, Allegheny entered into an agreement to acquire
all
of
the issued
and outstanding stock of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
of
Norfolk,
Inc., and its affiliate,
Melchor's, Inc.,* another Virginia
corporation for $5,000,000.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Norfolk and
its
predecessor
since 1913 have held the Pepsi-Cola franchise and
conducted a business similar to that of Allegheny
in Norfolk, - Va.,
and
the surrounding Tidewater area.
Melchor's owns, among other
things, and leases to Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Norfolk, all of the
real
estate occupied by tne latter, which will be the only assets of
Melchor's at the time of settlement for the stock.
Tne Norfolk business
was established in
1913 by Burton De Berry
Melchor
Sr., who for some time before that had conducted a similar
business' in Winston-Salem, N. C. Successive generations of the Melchor
family have managed Norfolk since its beginnihg and'have gradually
expanded it to its present three bottling plants and one warehouse.
Norfolk employs approximately 250 persons.
Virginia
Maryland,
had
.
...
(4)
•
Depreciation
57,049,000
'
—
equivalent per day.
, .v
,
.
r;
;
Other operating ^expenses
-150,198,000
Until August the principal, off lee of the, new corporation will be inTotal operating expenses___I/_V_-i____
33288,524,000
the office of the parent company.,, 1270 Avenue: of the Americas,. New' v
Net operating revenues_-____V_-^_/--rL-x/__l_^,.Ii_-/„i .:155,779,000
York. At that time headquarters will be transferred to the Enterprise* Federal income taxes
and
gas
.
,
.
.
'
Earnings Up—
Altamil Corp.—Sales,
■
after Federal taxes of $273,882
quarter ending May' 31v-Both
net income
on
sales
of $4,046,481
for' its third
earnings and sales were up sharply
also
the comparable
1961 period, G.
pointed out. <
Net earnings of $212,735 on -sales
the corporation's previous quarter and
This
reported
company
over-the.'previous quarter and
L. Canfield, Altamil President,
'•
"-v..
%■•//;
of $3,219,666 were reported in
$105,056 net on $2,523,362 sales
,
The
cents
r
,/,/%■'
.
amount
cents
17.2
to
•
;
share •; for
per
Not
reflected
of
the
division
Indianapolis
Altamil
Other
current
report,
recently
manufactures
which
new
tion's
the
in
Altamil's
of
coordinated
being
are
Wire
Bound
divisions
boxes
and
crates.
those
with
fiscal
Pacific
Worth
Coast
The
Stock
shares
American
Stock
and
to
Jan.
1,
officially
was
Exchange
listed
company
3,818,435
On
company
June
on
3,903,435
Ambassador
1962,
of
is
interest
an
in
wells throughout the United States and
approximate 6,000,000 net non-producing
and
Earlier
in
addition
U.
the
S.,
in
the
commencement
Republic
of
directors
of
Ireland.
Announces New Well—
This
fort
Worth
;
has
company
,-K
announced
.,,,,
Basal
,,f*
Atoka
o/i^as Per day through
3.4 <5
pounds
been
and
shut-in
shut-in
for
open-flow
pressure
potential
was
pressure
pounds. The
3,800
test.—V.
195,
p.
gas
domestic
before
airlines
continues to
be
taxes,
an
airline
economist
that
the
that
trunkline
year
as
a
operations
"In
traffic
this
the
are
1955-61
by 86%
period,
and
Mr.
in
that
and
per
said.
The
transaction,
nounced.
The
the
11.5%
in
raised
3%
he
told
levels, and in addition fares
the analysts,
"yet earnings
improvement
year
.
were
over
curtailed
American
1961
by
a
Chrome
except
for
strike."—V.
were
so
far
final
this
February,
195,
p.
stages
each
have
,
The
split
25% increase in sales to $75-,000,000 for the current
a
' >,
.
said
record expansion
a
immediately
to
keep
of employment
pace
48%
of
-
to
and
«
of
this
Anchor
■
-
Herbert
■,
.
■
1.
'
as
N.
firms
Y.,
fabricates
general
are
and
in
the
solders,
manager.
acquisition
double
will
increased
said.—V.
195,
p.
Anchor's
annual
sales
volume
earnings estimated at 30 cents
is
and
a
972.
share,
...
...
'
Astro-Science Corp.—Receives Navy Contract—
The
U.
S.
just awarded to Astro-Science Corp. a contract
amounting to $690,000 for shipboard radar range calibrators, according
to George Otis, Chairman, and Peter Stanton, President.
no
last
and
years
the
proposed
would
rate
128%
be
above
adjusted for the previous
as
195,
its
and
economy
said.—V.
Co.—Sales
potential
for
unlimited
growth,"
:
2149.
p.
Up, Net Down—
,
Higher
'
Mr.
;
4
/
! '
net sales but slightly
lower net earnings'for the first six
of
the
1962
fiscal
year,
as
compared
with., results for
a
period last year/ were reported by President Leonard A. Pierce,
of Brown, northern New England
pulp and paper firm "
Earnings for the first half of 1962 were $359,034, or $20,202 less
.
for
the
disclosed.
the
same
On
a
period in 1961, the mid-year report to stockholders
share basis, the company earned 14 cents during
per
current period
Net
sales
,
as contrasted with 15 cents for
the first half of fiscal 1962 were
for
amounting
year,
Growth
in
to
sales
of
pany's diversified
should
sales
$27,972,819
paper,
product
continue
at
compared
as
towels
paper
line
the
1961.
6%
up
$26,330,867
plywood
and
reported
were
about
with
from
last
over
for
1961.
the
com¬
by Pierce, who said that
level for the balance of
present
year.
In
comparing
Pierce
said
in
in
start-up
in
by
interest
late
costs
in
a
a
Net
also
reported
N.
J.,
that
was
the
half
results
sale
were
of
the
new
and
fiber
would
pipe
be
in
of
assets
of
6.26.
the
the
is
plant
at
operation
been
report
to
$18,145,671,
$3,933,100, and
amount
company
Debt has
$4,595,383,
reduced
to
disclosed.—V.
191,
increase
with
cash
602.
p.
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—Earnings Up
An
which
favorably
company's
»
company's
completed
machine
tissue
the
"
ratio
are
new
first-half
1961
fall.
current
current
company's
of 'the
However,
non-recurring profit from
Canadian corporation.
-
Holly,
this
items
spite
operation..
affected
Mount
1962 results with those of the first half of 1961,
profits from operations this year were slightly higher
of sales price reductions and higher labor costs,
that
1961
37%—
of
37%;
in earnings over the previous
fiscal year is
Louisville, Ky„ distiller in the company's annual
report. The letter to stockholders, signed jointly by Board Chairman
W.
L.
Lyons
Brown and President Geo. Garvin
Brown,
stated, in
part,
all
by
this
"Progress
fiscal
year
was
just
the
keynote
The
share
Profits
the
company's
advances
operations
were
made in
during
nearly
"
company reported net
of
common -stock,
for
for
in
ended. Outstanding
areas."
the
prior
year
profits
the
totaled
of $6,356,405, equal to
fiscal year ended April
$4,654,761
or
$1.19
per
$1.67
30,'
per
1962.
share
of
common
stock after adjustment for the distribution of a 3% common
produced by the firm's American Avionics
stock dividend July
10, 1961.
The
new
contract
brings * American
Avionics backlog
of these electronic systems to $1,400,000,. and will
According to the report, Old Forester 86 Proof became the Tastest
extend current-production into
1964,. according- to American Avionics'
growing Kentucky Straight-Bourbon whisky in its price class* during
President; Harold Moss.—V. 195, p. 2488.-• .* -the "past year. Sales of "Early Times Kentucky Straight Bourbon also
This
v
Navy has
on
■
nation's
Pierce
■
non-ferrous
manufactures
quarterly
present
on
similar
now
Co., Inc. in a cash
Drapkin of Great Neck an¬
■
cents
months
the
Metals
"
cents
10
pay
20
is proposing a stock split and dividend increase at
highlight the unlimited confidence we i,ave in the strength
Brown
than
Roosevelt
to
of
Brooks
time to
Saltzman
*
acquired
President
•"
I ■
intention
equivalent
split.
"Bobbie
Alloys, Inc.—Acquisition—
has
their
the
or
original dividend paid in May of 1959,
this
.
3.8
announced
shares,
two-and-a-half
stock
the
from
.
shares as
compared to the current 15 cent rate. This would be the fourth increase
the
1
The
Irving Trust Company,* New York City; has been appointed"
registrar for the common stock of the company.—V. 183, p. 477.
" *
.
.
Directors
the $70,105,000
up
jet
.
..
Inc.—Stock Split Recommended—
ended.
"
.: •. : .*
split, to be voted on by shareholders at the annual meeting
would be the company's second two-for-one split since
shares to the public in 1959.
23,
offering its
1963, we continue to expect at least
substantially greater increase in net
fiscal
2488.
••
ratio
current
a
sales
p.
"
\
"For
Anchor
Drapkin
division
r
:
expected to result in
1659.
Co.—Appointment—
Aug.
reported
over
shown
operations
61,934,000
'
\
'v*
/'/;
'
with volume
expected to reach $100,000,000 within three years. Sales of the com¬
pany's yoqng adult apparel were approximately $60,000,000 during the
fiscal year ended April 30, 1962.
Earnings on this year's anticipated volume of $75,000,000 are ex¬
pected. to be "well in excess of $2 a share" on the basis of present
shares, compared with preliminary estimates of $1.70 to $1.80 for
the
white metals '
type metals *
and electronic specialties including ultra-high-purity metals and semi¬
conductors.
Roosevelt imports,
exports, " refines and wholesales lead,
tin, zinc, type metal and Babbitt metal.
Mr. Drapkin
reported that Roosevelt will be operated as a wholly-*
owned subsidiary and that its former owner and chief officer,, Morris
Kaufman of 85-33 Radnor Street, Jamaica Estates, L. I., N.
Y., will
effective Feb. 1,"
year
when
the
of
janonth
over
$25,298,000,
totaled
in
Brooklyn,
I$r.
"in 1962, however, the industry is in
transition, traffic has increased at least
quarter
said,
195,
■
business.
receive
the 1961
'
year.-vw..
than
with
company
recession.
to
1503.
p.
forecast of
and
Anchor
traffic increased by 52%, other
fares by about 25%," he said. "Despite
sharply increased fares, it was assumed
failure
226,000
.13,000
8,994,000
;
income____L_
The stock
; ,=:.;...
totaled $84,106,000, up 20%
fourth
increase
continue
many
1,126,000
"
L.:
deductions!-—
Maiuice: Saltzman, President,
and facilities
would be started
on
$2,600,000,
1962
share.
Roberts
10%
satisfactory financial results
was
temporary with the blame for low earnings placed primarily on the
transition
to
jets and to a slow-down in growth during the 1961
by
debt-net
on:funded
7,655,000
:
;_3_
the'year just
year.
the
depressed
amounting
passenger
passenger
growth
of
$37,150,000,
essential.
traffic
ing ja
the
to
operations were not profitable during May and
whole for the industry is likely to show a loss.
observers
rapid
'
v.
company__lr.-____
A two-for-one stoek split and- a 33 Vn•%
increase in the quarterly
dividend rate were recommended by directors of the company follow¬
in
was
a
Speaking before
luncheon
meeting
of
the Society
of
Security
Analysts, Mr. Hitchings said that the continuation of the
earnings
trend makes clear that
major changes in air transportation policies
and
re-elected.
were
company
well
George P. Hitchings, Vice-President, said that preliminary indications
weie
last
income."—V.
severely
*
,:%'•
- . \While sales increased 20%, inventories were reduced during the year
by $1,463,000 to $19,593,000. Working capital at year end amounted
2928.
cumulative losses for the first four months
million
older
of
cents
a
®arn'nSs
premium
interest
194,
fiscal
-•
24
American Airlines, Inc.—Reports Loss—
J Sd.o«ear
to $20
•
■;
$17,032,000 recpf.decj.in tile fourth quarter of liscal 1961., Net earnings
for the quarter, including the
approximately $450,OC/o recovered from
reserves accrued
from earnings during the year, totaled $1,891,000, or
\,,,sand
%-inch choke. Flowing tubing
tubing
the
of
estimate
Sales for fiscal
recorded
well, Latimer County, Okla., which extended the Wilburton Field
approx¬
imately two miles to the west. The well gauged 11,875,000 cubic feet
has
'
•
..
operating profit.
quarter
Sales
..•
number
the
exceed
be closed.-
to
included $470,000 of gains on sal&s
of fixed assets and equipment leases.
Net earnings also included ap¬
proximately $450,000 accrued during the year to provide for possible
inventory obsolescence and other liabilities, which the year-end audit
indicated was not needed. This amount accordingly was added to fourth
week, Ambassador,
announced
gram
slated to be opened during this
should
This
year.
announced
Continental Oil Co. and the Ohio Oil
their joint exploratory drilling pro¬
Ambassador Irish Oil. Co., a whollyowned subsidiary of Ambassador Oil
Corp., is serving as operator for
the Irish drilling program from iti
headquarters in Dublin. Envoy Oil
Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary with headquarters in London, operates
in the United Kingdom.
Co.
American
.
period last year. He added
same
are
City, Calif, company earned $3,203,000, after taxes and
special items applicable to prior years, or 41 cents per share during
the fiscal year ended April 30, 1962, compared with a loss of $3,930,000
in
fiscal
1961,
according to
final figures released by William E.
Roberts ■ President
' v
■
Mr.
Roberts
said
the
net earnings,
which exceeded a previously
producing oil
in
stores
,
Ampex Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
|
Ireland.
this
1,183
Canada,
acres
of
Bobbie Brooks,
This Redwood.
also
V
had
—V.
the
on
stock, of which
listed on the
common
Ambassador
gas
an
Canada
trading
for
Release
from
deductions-—L-
interest
Net
;
Co., the nation's fourth largest foodchain, operates 846 stores in New York/ Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Vir¬
ginia, Washington, D. C. and California. The company
operates under the name of Alpha Beta Acme Markets
in California.—V. 195, p. 2488. "
'
21.
shares
outstanding.
Exchange.
are
listed
Other
advances
.
All
Ambassador Oil Corp.—P; C. S. E. Listing—
Fort
on
funded debt_>__-^/___:ix--i—:
.
American Stores
missile
coin-operated laundry and coin-operated drycleaning units
processing equipment for the animal feed and chemical industries.
195, p. 2700.
This
Interest
Total
com¬
far; for "the current fiscal year are running
new
stores scheduled
corpora¬
and
50
that
Operations
the
of
specialized aircraft
thus
sales
ahead of those if or the
Division.
Box
manufacture
,
■1 1,490,000
70,928,000
on
Less:
with the name by'"which its customers and the
general public know it/ President Paul J. CUpp 'said.^K-'
During the anniM meeting, Mr. Cupp reported that
are sales and
Cummer-Graham
Texas-based
bound
June 28.
became effective
name
new
—3___1;330,000
Miscelianieous' inoome- deductfon§-net__^^
pany
Canfield said,
Mr.
acquired
wire
The
construction^----
charged
/ 71,088,000.
?Total
interest
•
' 14,761,000
-
.Less:
to Acmb Mark- stockholders approved the ■-]
Co;
Stores
7,190,000
operating taxes__j._L_/_3ixL___'_'_x___'__x_'__:i
Net operating. incomei_^__i;____
Stores Co.—Name Changed
American
taxes__
income
Other
186, p."109.^'
Purpose of the name change is to identify the
components,
and
—V.
.
Inc.
first
the
last year.
Sales
for the thr^e
quarters just ended were $10,528,948 against $6,073,280 for the like
period in 1961. Net earnings for the first three quarters this year
were
$700,846 against $162,209 for the'1961 period. Altamil earnings
to-date
this year
are
almost double those of the corporation's net
of
$396,001
reported for
the
entire last fiscal year, Mr.
Canfield
pointed out., :'-f,'
;
earnings
='2819.
proposed change of corporate name to Acme Markets,
13.3 cents in the second reporting period and
in the third
quarter last year:: Earnings per
nine
months
of the
current fiscal
year
total
compared to 9.1 cents for the same period
of the diversified manufacturing corporation
Division
p.
.
cents
43 8
195,
State
Interest
issue.—^-V.
Philip Motris Inc., Vthis
See
kets—American
the
offices.—V.
district
as
share
per
for
1961.
continue
against
quarter
share
of
earnings
increased
recent
6.3
quarter
third
the
for
will
Canada,
62,740,000
Alberta,
Building, Tulsa, Okla. Offices in Deliver,-Colorado, and Calgary,
contract
in
West.
will
be
Los.
Angeles;
-
Volume
exceeded
those
Tennessee
of
196
the
vvniskies
previous
still
net-sales
for
tne
Sales
the
$7,014,085
The
7%
was
fiscal
working "capital
current
The
dends
to
its
common
also
states
stockholders
July
31, 1962,
During tne
Scotch
was
it
to
record
Brown-Forman
has
for
17
carreat
tne
rate
of
3%. stock
of
paid
domestic
Net
$48,397,200
,
cash
;
1961,
The
vermouths
*
duced
meet
also
report
that
noted
during
Mciviillen,
third
"Green
Stripe"
sold
in
Brown-Forman
year
"«
the
,
Brunswick
•;
J.
N.
Wlllman,
Antitrust
Mr.
"
.
Vice-President
charges
filed
in
Willman
said, "The
policies in
Co.,
Inc.
by
Willman
prices
is
of
Brunswick
..-Through
needle
manufacturing
consistently
able
absorb
.
labor
been
increased
selling
price
syringes
of
its
several
"Brunswick
believes
—v.
it
us,
sterilization
protects
the
efficiencies,
to
improve
and
Mr.
tne
needles
and
Willman
quality
material
costs
has
of
said,
its
actually
Roehr
reduced
the
'*
bonds
on
to
in
sustained
2150.
by
the
court,"
Mr.
Willman
-
Budd
award
Budd
of
Co
leased
for
PSiC
delphia
to
The
Rfed
$9,000,000
38
stainless
is
contract
steel,
125-seat
that
by
commuter
the
has
Railway
the
set
by
up
Division
of
the
to
can
plant
of
/
of
$68,731,270 in fiscal 1961.
slightly, improved operating profit
The
ucts
the
and
report
services
developed
Earnings
will
The
that
volume
Company
B
all
fourth
the
sales
the
due
of
and
difference
to
the
previous
General
business,
and
were
earnings
The
1
consumer
as
new
markets
May
the
In
common
1962.
31,
amounted
to
In
were
stock,
the
the
the
from
$1,130,947,
$1.20
or
the
its
averaged: 841,716
Revenues
and
May 31,
$1,393,815
and
in
and
from
ended
all
the
in
For
a
fiscal
first
full
103
available
in
12
to
make
and
announced
were
Products
acetal
jointly
to
be
to
1961
figured
are
period
dividends
common
$13,594,772
the
on
after
$1.23
a
ended
earnings
by
Other
Celanese
line
and
plastic will be sold under the
will cover a wide range
in
the
in
of
for'
12
plastics
Japan,
Celluloid
Japan.
of
a
The
16
million
be
approvals
necessary
mation
will
plants
pounds'
Meanwhile,
many
will
of
joint
to
two
of
companies'
an
operations
of
Japanese
31,-
1962,
the
36,410
At
31,
and
annual
plans, which
construction
193,
$460,888,789
there
34,7.11
were
195,
mortgage
loan
in ' principal
loans
in
the
port¬
production
co-polymer
plastics.
See
195,
the
and
will- begin
principally
Co.,
the
in
Ltd.,
Bart
2433.
p.
—
,
plication
for
the
open
the
Brunswick, N.
-.Ov-"V"
A
to
5
immediately with
import-marketing
for
Corp.
195,
p.
2929.-
N
written
place
the
the
the
current
'
of
Merger—
.
B
and
/
•
&
K
two
the
forma
net
firms,
firms
earnings
is
railroads
truckers,
is
advantageous.
$4,030,938
in
1951.
$399,918
in
1961,
$250,406, for
were
groups
for
This' equipment
radio^
communication
two
sales of $2,594,531.
on
.
microwave-^tjui^merit
taxicab
merging
for
-
MidrbwiVfe Inc., Mark'. Mobile^ Inc.
engaged (.ij> developing',0 designing,
1960,
were
were
•
.
capitalized at 2 million authorized shares with
share. Currently 800,000 shares are outstanding. The *
the, counter.
over
the
successor
predecessor
Belie
Plaine
here
Ave.,
and
will
on-the
carry
Corporate
business
headquarters
ac¬
located
are
Chicago.
at
,;y.
/
4.
firm,
firms.
Principal manufacturing fa¬
W. Fargo, Skokie, 111.—V.
195,
5439
"
'
/
b
issue.—V.
sinking
bank
such
producer- of
"
192,
of
due
July
FEATURES—The
financing
the
through
debentures
and
1,
1972,
and
of
1,
1977,
in
for
Drug,, of
operating'
D.
C.
14
Washington,
discount
are
area.
pharmaceuticals,
companv's
stores
also
.
metropolitan
both
drug
sold
The
"
'
by
the
the
axles.
'"
-
■
■
leading
makes
manufacturer
stabilizing
bars
of
and
'"
construction
outskirts
of
a
new
Buenos
75,000-square-foot plant
Aires,
to
manufacture
'
,
sus- -
/
...,■
Induction
steel
to
hardening
fatigue
Eaton
C.
Paz,
Ejes
I.
here
currently
of
195,
A.,
Buenos
exceed
inventories.—V.
S.
front
and
will
C.
Is
suburb
a
axles
used in
are
provides
the
maximum
assembly
resistance
of
failure.
Manufacturing Co.,
has
company
outstanding
wholly-owned subsidiary of
bringing to completion" a plant'
a
Aires,
axles
for
volume
production
medium-sized
for
for
$8,000,000
land,
trucks.
buildings,
of
Eaton's
equipment
1096.
p.
—V.
p.
redemption
will
Johns,
be
on
class
made
Winnipeg,
July
r'A"
the
at
20,
(par
Montreal
Vancouver
all
of
$20)
at
1962,
shares
Tr'st
Co.,
Halifax.
and
1799,
Electrical
See
St.
for
convertible
Payment
Toronto,
195,
called
cumulative
share.
per
Montreal,
Products Corp. of Calif.—Merger Approved
Federal
Sign
Signal
&
Corp.
this
issue.—V.
E gin National Watch Co.—Sales
195,
p.
1923.
Up 33%, Net Increased
Net "sales
of the company for the quarter ended May 31
jumped
the corresponding 1961 period, and the corporation reported
operating profit of $114,593 as against a net "operating loss of
$124,507 a year earlier, Henry M. Margolis, Board Chairman, told theannual meeting of, stockholders.
balance
33%
a
class
from
net
The net profit for the quarter — the first three months of
the
company's fiscal year — was eoual to 12 cents per common share
against a net operating loss of 13 cents in the year-ago period. How¬
prior to
C.,
and
its
because
ever,
of
non-recurring
a
profit
of
$140,671
for
Federal
cents
15
or
taxes
in
income
in
either
the
of
Elgin
$265 178,
l^ei
quarter.
because of
period
No
had
a
net
provision was
loss carry¬
tax
a
subsidiaries
stores, primarily in
principal lines of mer-
prescriptions
and
cosemtics.
carry sundry articles customarily handled
National brand items and private label
company.
also
original
,'yA,,
two-speed
$22.60
at
drug
company's
stores.
It
forward.
D.
retail
vitamins,
Compania
license
made
in
under
the
on
springs
Jose
its
working capital;
to provide in¬
convertible into
are
$10
in
Eddy Paper Co.—To Redeem Stock—
to add
for
1963,
;
country's
'
has
Miguel,
the
springs.
supports.
shaft
rear
intended for ap¬
proceeds of which were
available
interest
I. C., a suspension spring manufac¬
licensing agreement with S. Beccui E
forgings. Both companies are located in
is>
suspension
company
Eaton
;
are
also intends
be
equity
.
that
A.
.
Metalurgica
coll
truck
the
896.
p.
substantial
announce!
a
a
International,
ings
by a process developed by Eaton. These shafts
immediately at conversion prices of $5 prior to July 1,
prior to July
Washington.
are
S.
Eaton
of
agreement with Beccui, a major manufacturer of forg¬
in Argentina, covers the production of induction hardened shafts
case.
items
AE
concluded
A.,
and
The
July 1, 1977.
bear interest from
July 1, 1962. They are redeemable
redemption prices ranging from 106%
to 100%; and at
fund redemption price of 100%, plus accrued interest in
engaerd
The
Argentina
has
markets.'
'■';
Debentures. Offered—
loans,
to
stores
'
by
the
company
funds,
drug
stores.
BUSINESS—Dart
are
the
2377.
from
of
general
Manufacturing Co.—Expands Argentine Interests
Aires.
San
>v;;:
debentures
proceeds
payment
to
stock
optional
each
'
this issue.—V.
the
located
"investment
this
discount
of $7.00
chandise
Co.,
1962,
equipment applications in passenger cars
and trucks. When completed,. it will
substantially broaden the opera¬
tions of the present plant in Buenos Aires which will then
limit its
output
to
the
railroad,
automotive
and
truck
replacement
spring '
debentures
the
acetal
Celotex Corp.—Ruberoid to Purchase Shares—
the
new
common
1967,
co-polymer plastic which
metals in automobile parts,, appliances; pipe, containers
other applications, Polyplastics Co. will be supolied with
See Ruberoid
S.
The
its net sales
increased
J.,
Corp.—Appointment—
working capital. The
REDEMPTION
more
p.
30,
equipment for the electronics
departments,
Pro
Corp.,
Meanwhile,
subordinated
proceeds
ventory
for-,
plants' in
plastic from Celanese production at Bishop, Texas.—V. 195,
:
been
per
Compania
in
Sales Up 71%,
—
,
Corp.—Convertible
PROCEEDS—Net
at
an
June
'
were
de
pension
100%.
The
Japan
as
Drug
vertible
_
per-
approximately
for
.
bumper
:
-
,
leaf
Corp., Wilmington, Del. and Jones, Kreeger
& Co., Washington, D. C., on June
27, 1962, announced
the public offering of $1,000,000 of this
company's con-
of
of
has
W.
and
Hijos
,
Laird & Co.,
used
capacity
of
Mark
firms
earnings
its
are
turer,
port¬
p. "2259.
Georgia-Pacific
Japan.
for
ended
year
orders
2490.
p.
Windt, President
company has acquired a
The
.
.
Polyplastios
of
M.
and
sheets.
include
current
New
EFH
fire
share,
Metalurgica
balances
2031.
p.
•/'••'.■'
of New
company,
in
of
the
on
Two major steps have been taken
by the company which will fur¬
ther enlarge its
manufacturing and engineering activities in the expanding Argentine automotive market.
E.
consolidated
with
1961
$424,255,587.—V.
York.—V.
and
Government
and
traded
Eaton
.
company's
loans
Dec.
at
•
Crossett Co.—Shares Solicited—
Co.
high
stores
r;.
the
year.
was
share.
1923.
\
'
valued
to
films
quarter
favorably with the $749,000 billed in
despite the small backlog with which
These
sales
per
1801
p.
period ended May 31, 1962, Colwell reported
originations with 3.070 valued at $51,962,000
loans valued at $41,708,998
for the
like period
2,758
corporation.—V.
Celanese
Duracon
cellulosie
acetal
cellulosie
handling
the
company
have
pounds
establishment
replacing
of the
manufacturing
million
organization,
made
of
of
industries; where two-way
are
cilities
months
in
building-supply
merging firms consisted
net
value
par
at
'-First National .City Bank, New^York
City, has.been appointed transfer
agent for the common stock and 5% convertible preferred stock of the
Japan—
Dainippon
trademark
products
Application
$0.50
tivities
loan
Crescent. Petroleum
of
average
$103,307
outstanding
$118,434.
/
required
diversified
a
police
Dynascan
71%,
$2,503,892 to $4,272,364, in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1962
.while its net
earnings more than doubled, from $70,593 to $147,011,
in
the same period, J. William Pierce,
President, reported.—V. 195,
p.
636.
shares
produced and marketed will include the
known as Celcon in this country. This
co-polymer,
forriiance
\
to
contained
The
(Daicell).
the
'
Consolidated Business Systems, Inc.
of $12,200,957 from utility
services
non-utility sources as sales of tank gas
market
by
shares
in
corresponding period ended in. 1961, revenues totaled
$12,composed of $11,274,220 from utility services and
$1,136,134
other sources.—V. 195, p. 2594.
%
Plans
and
.
{
from
months
in
'/ Celanese Corp. of America—To Market
is
,
months
in
May
New
5
the report said.
equal
the
ended
second
1961.
Chicago-area electronics firms have merged to form
according to Carl Korn, President of the new organi¬
Inc.
$0.31 per.
or
Trading Co., Inc. — Notes Placed Pri¬
vately—On June 26, 1962, it was announced that $500,000
of this company's subordinated
notes, due June 1, 1974,
was privately placed
through New York Securities Co.,
year -
models
half
the
group
forma
or
150
Commercial
consisting
such
other
Dynascan
r
of
of
group
Combined
$1
p.
the
in
2490.
p.
is a leading producer
handling industries.
similar
Pro
150
share.
totaled
sources
1962,
from
:
the
from
the
five
books.
pace
outstanding.
folio
410,354,
than
company's
the
folio
and
.
the
and
.'j.Tv.f-i
Volur^^y
for
net
per
cents
a
76
compare
period,
Corp.,
Janline,
used
150
Waggoner__.
Co., Inc.__
&
Sales
$57,028,000
manufacturing
and
selling arrtennas and
point-to-point and all-direcuional two-way
100
2929.,,
p.
record
At
orders :
important foreign
Italy. The com¬
$1,190,513,
period
1961
preferred
appliances.
In
the
on
and
outstandings and
dividends;'
Yantis
Earnings
with
-
The
During the month, 1,076 loans valued at $20,271,369 were originated.
high for the California mortgage banking firm was recorded
May, 1961, when 983 loans valued at $13,879,000 were placed
two
of
;
Previous
fiscal year as a
recession experi¬
opened soon,
operations
a
S.
incerased
earlier.
compared
during
,
Japan
of
corresponding
F.
ago.
Manufacturing Co.,
Dyna-Scan Manufacturing Co., and Cheri
Engineering Co. Thesa companies were
engaged
in
developing,
designing,- manufacturing
and
selling electronic test equipment for commercial television and
general
industrial application.
qu" s»v.
*
*-
1,000
Co
&
half
$113,019,000
company
year
•
Wright & Co.,
Neal
first
to
1961
groups
One
10O
350
Co._____
L.
Wyatt,
its
;
or
39
retail
Dynascan
and
Inc.
150
the
.
'
for
from
reported
will be
net .income
a
Arthur
150
Co.
to
operates
operates
79
Coasts.—V. 195,
started
materials
250
i
Co.
&
year
the
a
ago.
compared
which
also
zation.
L_i-_j'—!>!1250
&
a
18,
cents
-
for
Two
company's consolidated May, 1962,.
mortgage loan origination
volume, which includes the Peninsula Division in Northern
California,
was
the most productive for a
single month in the company's history,
according to Bundy Colwell, President.
V
'
said.
1961,"
in
White
The
•
research
Tew
N.
Colwell Co.—Record Loan,
con¬
1961
of
increase
completed
Kong,
period ended in 1962 earnings
shares of common stock
885,238
195,
&
C.
200
Norfolk
100
Co;.l_ii'__!
Tucker, Anthony >&
R.
L.
Day
Co.
80
year
of
totaled
year
Dynascan Corp.—Formed
Through
100
&
to
a
backlog at $350,000.—V." 195,
300
Wheat
period
sale
;
gain
1962,
this
$3,588,900
tne
net
shareholders
were
told
by
President
William
A.
company's annual meeting, (hat sales and
earnings
should substantially exceed those of
last year when the
grossed $1.3 million and earned $63,636
equal to $9.12 per
company
100
.
C.
of
of
$10,7Gc,0(X)
the
comparable
100
Co._,_
J.
April,
June
exclusive
from
a
estimated
;were
250
Co
Wertheim
same
equai
were
approximately
manufacturing plants here
major producer of consumer
packaging materials,
molder-pulp products, lumber, matches and
woodenware.
at
company
1,250
&
100
Co., Inc.__
of
MacArthur
Hutzler
&
250
'
"
year
Dynascan
Stokes
&
in
ended
of
realized
weeks
from
$59,381,000
is
West
share.
600
Strauss
S.
r
company's
the
Buenos
the
•preferred
&
Co.
>
-
1,000
Co.,, Inc.
Net Doubled—
derived
company
share for
•
ended
ahead
Inc.__
^
1,250
Fox
J.
100
&
Milwaukee
—V.
California-Pacific Utilities
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
The
Hilsman
The
Chairman, and Harry
year
an
sales
—V.
-
the
bolstered by an "Intercontinental" line of
developed for overseas requirements, are now
nations, and five
195, p. 2377.
Co.
and
24
period
National,
noted,
expenses
the
period
were
company
The
300
&
during
President
v;
&
Inc.
Walter
Co.
Investment
products
a
H.
&
Kenower,
>
a
to
&
Freeman
compared
watches,
especially
150
Merle-Smith^-.--:-_ 1,250
"
prod¬
they
fiscal
Dickson
J.
on
"
Bradley,
subsidiary
abroad. Growing sales
including Australia, .Hong
in'
&
Inc.
Co
&. Stringfellow__
Seasongood & Mayer
Shaughnessy.
Co., Inc.
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
350
i„.
Co.,
Hughes
Bros.
and
24
100
&
Pressprich &
Co.,
earnings
Chairman
the
Dynamic Gear Co.,
Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
they
Scott
150
150
Corp.
last year.
N.
product
international
Corp.4f
Co.
W.
v-
Salomon
.Co.
the
for
Increased—
and
York City,
$1,500,000 of junior subordinated noteJ, due
May 15, 1974, and $500,000 senior subordinated deben¬
tures, series B, due June 1, 1974.—V. 195,
p. 2595.
(000's Omitted)
Hanseatic Corp._$1,000
Raffensperger,
600
Pickard,
&
Securities
Harrison
company-
between
in
' :
''
shown,
operation
markets
in
be
return
"substantially
had
Howe
of
which
sales
Domestic Management, Inc.—Notes
Placed Privately—
June 27, 1962, it was
reported that this company
placed privately through New York Securities
Co., New
Amount
Pollock
sales
consumer
years,"
sales
a
"•
other
company's
pany's
/
in
in
years.
Omar
two
completion
resulting
report said, were slow to recover
the industry 18 months ago.
by
of
sales- will
past-
the
enced
45
the
quarter.
Watches
whole,
of
typical
of
despite-lower
sales
higher volume
year's
President", also reported that
areas
both"
this
within
program
executives
Henshel,
in
that
R&D
more
that
largely
was
missile
of
&
R.
1,250
;
E.
and
stock
common
On
by
Peters, Writqr &
Christensen, Inc.
100
Co.
Inc
Co
Securities
&
M.
bonds
in
Walters,
Walters
National
first
same
to
paperboard,
The
on
21
underwriters
new
York
Wm.
100
S.
M.
iVt"\
-
by'
Recent
&
Co.
&
the
abroad,
Sales
tfav&iport^ ^lOfM foid&as
~
share
per
June
the
$3,654,000
Diamond
.
100
Elkinsn; Morris, Stokes & Co.
product diversification and world-wide
product
development
and
diversification
introduced
&
R.
for
"one-third
Baum
Dick
defense
support
indicated
periods
major
ratio,
and
share
.
cents
'J!'
increased
quarter
the
New
200
products. Increased efficiency and
of the Industrial/Defense
Group also were cited.
penalized,
the company officials reported,
has
report
fiscal
and
expansion.
company
reflected
final
68
per
sale
for
12-week
in
East
Mr.
associated
share
and
Financing
the
on
several
of
350
jaW
work
were
mean
the
the
investment
market
the
industrial
economies in
tinued
stated,
in
sale
gains
taxes
Dairypak Butler, Inc.
amounted
,
350
the
share
first
after
$108,835,000 for
to
for
the
Inc.__$8,900
in
sales
In
-
reported
consolidated
a
$6,973,648
of
•
Corp.—Sales, Profits
Diamond
common
period,
the
earnings,
earnings
follows if
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Improved, Sales Down
cents
Net
against
Weigand,
amounts
as
;
Corbett
Courts
..
volume,
K.
Becker
Clayton
195,
1961.
V
Thus,'earnings from operations amounted to 67
consolidated sales of
$62,805,592 compared with
sales
issue
names -of
are
Kraus
Bradford
Chapman,
reported
consolidated - net • earnings'^fo^1; the '/''fiscal
year ended March 31,
1962 of $1,403,701, equal td '72; Yfcfnts
per''sllare.
Earnings for the previous year were $1,511,239,
equal to 78 cents per
share. N6n-.recurring incomeitems, according to the company's annual
report, accounted for five cents per share in fiscal
1962, and 10 cents
on
Co.
Co
G.
Carolina
company
■ih
v
,
for
profit
and
share
interest
.»•
quarter
nine-month
Co.—Additional
■
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.—Profits
Tne
third
$204,187,949
"
a
'"S
Inc.
'
•
•
current
to
"
•
-
Co.—
&
&
C.
Phila¬
-
MU
ipimqo
v
the
competitive
principal
purchase
&
A.
(multiple
railway cars yet
lowest
-
lor
1962
a
half
taxes
slightly froth the
from
Amount
J.
cost, lightest weight
be. adapted to any kind of passenger service. Budd's
will start delivery in the first quarter of 1963.—V.
2929.
down
substantially
year.
25,
at
won
and
Aub &
Bums,
city
First
after
the
financing details follow:
Burge
i:arth
George
be
Im¬
'
':
of
quarter
$25,000,000 of the company's first mortgage
series due June 1,
1992, at 102.50% and
interest, to yield approximately 4.23%. i The
agreed
E,
J.
the
to
cars
services.
Budd
as-
$80,5o2,097,
up
Electric
:
A.
Service
•
the
commuter
cars—known
&
June
a
shares
of
bonds
new
have
announced
commuter
Passenger
'
non-profit corporation
help^ subsidize and improve
new
Lion
the
to
to
(000's Omitted)
Corleto
air-conditioned
Railroad
previous
bid of 101.759%.
a
Ball,
T.
third
on
of
share
Profit
$1.50
each
quarter , of the current
lime
months' fended'May" 31,VT962,
to $3,565,6*8 last year.
compared
as
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
"
Fred
a
Pioneers— are
built
p.
Property
Pennsylvania
Corp. '•
provement
unit)
Public
.the
m
1962,
sales
per
weeks ended June 18
$6,922,000 comparea to
$6,556,000 In the luce pe.iod a year
per
share of common after
preferred diviuenas equaled
share on 4,519,061
shares
outstanding against $1.39 on 4 482 076
for the first half of
1961, or an increase of 8%. -
totaled
the
state
the
amounted
Gas
■
the
to
The
of
a
the
were
concluded.
Co.—Awarded Contract—
Commissioner
the
sales
and
earnings, in
for
-
Federal
company's
$2.36
earned
compared
as
for
'
improved
income
of
Halsey, Stuart
•"
The
W.
ago
provision
31,
had
cents
reported.
reported by Harold
to
stockholders
on
$1,887,166, third quarter net income
favorably with the second quarter's
compared
$l,2o3,702
$2^5,378,793,
Additional
the
,price
37
company continued to show
first half of
1962, William H.
the
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City, and
associates,
vigorously defend its ^present distribution policy and
be
Diamond National
$0.97
4%%
accrued
ha3
and
raise
a
22
bonds,
patient
products
without
times.
will
will
p.
its
and
infection.
cross
of
$31,395,790, out
$71,791,287 a year ago.
months
June
to
conventional
a
against
were
report
after
,
Cincinnati
important customers. ;
Mr, Willman, the Roehr Monoject needle is the first
widely accepted sterile hypodermic needle. He said that it
provides
doctors and hospitals with a
disposable needle that is more economical
than
the
Details—Our
fix
distributors' resale
added that the United States Government
Roehr's
According
to
.
profit pfer share for the third,
quarter was 61 cents (based upon
shares outstanding qn
May 31), an increase of. tlqree cents
over- the
second
quarter,
and
of
17
cents
over
last
year's
third
quarter per share earnings.
For the nine-month period, net profit
per
share amounted
to
$1.70, as compared to last year's $1.25.—
v.
195, p. 1426.
on
or
•
Net
prior
that- Roehr
Roehr products. He
on
one
denied
1962;
1,068,800
March
subsidiaries
$224,125, equal
outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2373.
2,887,752
,
Mr.
tnat,
amount
which
of
totaled
nine
company
quarter's
of
sales
'
government's
effect
the
Third quarter
sales
of Brunswick,
stated that his com¬
against the Justice Department's
Haven, • Conn.-,
■ x.
;
,
Brunswick
in
result
second
the
Chairman;
m
his
May 31, 1962.
to..alqd4;4,906,687,
.
marketing
Products
taxes
a
by
reported
.fiscal-year,, net
•'
action is, we believe, directed
to
tne
acquisition
of
Roehr
April 1,: 196! ."
He
said
Roehr
needles
and
syringes are
available
to
all
Roehr
distributors
on
the
same
terms
and
conditions
and
are
presently
being distributed by Brunswick's many
competitors- in the
hospital
supply field who actively compete with Brunswick and each
other.
at
As
-
itself
New
in
ended
year
and its
the company
income of
net
$8,968,000
*
ended
$1,768,196,
$l,b74,442 and
previous year.
"
'
Board
was
'
reintro¬
Corp.—Replies to Antitrust Charges—
will' vigorously ' defend
pany
..
earnings
McMillen
income
1
Up,- 86 proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon w-isky, .to
increasing demand for moderately priced quality whiskies. It
distriouoed in selected
marketing areas, wnere it was well
in the past.—V. 194, p. r.655.
'
'
being
accepted
shares
REVENUES—For the
basis;
'1961
$9,518,800
1,268,10Q
'v - J- >
1961)--—2-i—$1.17
2489.
quarter
Mr.
Bottoms
an
is
(1,087,426
in
1962s
1
.
_________
share
shares
p.
Increased
imported liqueurs experi¬
tne company's
imported
expanded.
v '•
the
195,
■"
■
;
Central Soya Co., Injp.—Earnings Improve—
,
dividend
.
The
'
This
and
was
per
1,100,000
1962.
s
income________
r—V.
has
company
stock
whiskies
*
L:—
—:
divi¬
10,
Co.—Earnings Statement—
May 30—
revenues-
Earnings
"
.
Ended
Operating
„
*
and distribution of
ana
Central Indiana Gas
Period
-
$72,430,382;
July
3%
Usuer
Scoten
year.
-
On
;years.
of
of
o1
of
regular
dividend.
increase
average
BOLS
increases,
wines
Daniel's
iiscal
high
assets
pay
than; tne
Jack
...
consecutive
a
for
previous
its sixth consecutive
stockholders of record June 29,
Sales
Italian
new
r"
received
year,
enced substantial
Gancia
a
the
$53,863,101;
will
greater
United. States.
reacaed
for
$1.3,567,231.
stockholders
announced
sales
of
that
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
demand
of
liabilities
report
.
supply. As a result, consolidated
set a new record or $i08,782,538. '
were
$101,768,453. Tne increase of
year
than
worth
The
.
tne
year
fiscal
greater
company's net
with,
and
1962
6173
year.
surpasses
previous
for
Number
Mr.
Margolis
said
that
the
company
has
adopted
a
fiscal
year
of
'
calendar
12
fiscal
year
purposes
of
months
of
13
the previous policy of operating on a
accounting perlrds of four weeks each. For,
therefore, 1961 figures have been restated.
against
as
equal
comparison,
,,,
_
Net
000
a
sales
year
for
the
before,
May quarter
he
increased
reported.—V.
195,
to
p.
$10,147,719
2930.
from
$7,655,-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
First
Corp.—Rights Offering—Pursuant to
circular the company is offer- .
ing, without underwriting, to holders of its common t
shares the right to subscribe for. additional shares at
the rate of four-fifths cf a share for each share held of
record June 11, 1962, and the privilege to oversubscribe
for additional shares, not to exceed five shares for each ;
share held. The total number of shares so subscribed
and oversubscribed for shall in no event exceed 30,000
common shares. Rights will expire on July 31, 1962. Net
proceeds will be' used for debt repayment, materials, ;
overhead, promotion, and miscellaneous expenses.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the laws of the „
Enstrom
J.)
(R
shares
195,
Fa?rchild Camera
-V.-.
feed
General
earnings- adversely,
operations.
.....
fiscal
the
During
company
without
/Great American Life Underwriters, Inc.—To Be
Mills
issue.—V.
195,
p.
Merged
2595.
Reorganization—
Greatamerica Corp.—Plans
firm
•
.
•/
,
.
.-/
/ /.
,,
*
,.
.
■
"Approval of the reorganization, given at a special meeting of Great
--'American Life Underwriters suareowners, sets in motion the establisn-
ff
.
,
this
Corp.
/Shareowners of' Great American Life Underwriters, Inc., a Texas
corporation established in 1929, approved a plan ior reorganizing their
company into the nation's largest life insurance company management
,
Mills continued quarterly "dividend
General
year,'
v-t,
..
.
Greatamerica
See
•
.
of 30 cents per share. Tnrough its 34-year " history,the
has earned and paid regular dividends on its common stock
reduction.—V. 195, p- 402.. • / \ .»- e •„>•'. V'-./'>-•- .
..."
•'
•
*
.
"
,
.
Corp.—-To Incr.-Universities^. Support :■ ment of a new company under tire .name 'of- Greatamerica- Corp., having
:v
4.uC"-;
• initial capital and surplus in
excess, of $200 million. The assets of its
ex?a" J*thi»managed companies,will amount to approximately $900 million. ;/* I . i
higher, education and a substantial Increase in; the.nuxn^bei:
Shareowners in Great American Life Underwriters, under terms of V
-General Motors
-
*
support of
0
•
'
..
„
announced
'GM
.
fnHndina' nn^rafiftn nV d'r.riprai
tne Pr6P0Sa1' will/receive 10 shares of - stbek in Greatamericaf Corp. for
^vi^. progiam, including opeiation _f Genera //'each share' of, their Great American Life Underwriter^ stock, "',/V...* / ■
Institute at Flint, Mich,
-is^ <^xpected ti0 £xc<sed $8^500,000 qiyThrough stock ownership "Greatamerica.- will control tne' Franklin \
and benefits will be
receiv^ by ^more hhan 730; colleges and.insurance Co.; Springfield, 111.; Gulf Life: Insurance Co., Jackson-
r^a ^ cost
ip,a
The
Motots
nually
the.
of
2595.. y//..
V. 198,
/;
the 308 under the current progiant.
universities, almost double
p.;
„/ }
•/,
.
/.
...
'
Birmingham, Ala.;
and. American Life-insurance-Co.,
Fla.j,
"Coin-' V
bin'ed life insurance in force of the three, firms .is almost-$7 billion.. ;
American Life Underwriters has controlled Franklin'Life through
'
Great
Motbr" Company this issue.—V.
White
•V; S.ocx. ownership.''
•-*
proposal to create Greatamerica was submitted tavote of Greats
American,
merican.Life Underwriters shareowners on .the ■ basis of Greatamerica
Inc.—Stock Exchanged—
General Steel Industries,
See
1^5, p. 2152.
exercising
initially
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
General Tire & Rubber
,.6UtanC^ companies,
Franklin," Gulf,:,and American Life in-
control, of
v.
\
25!,5..
195. p.
,;v
the General Tire &• Rubber Co. 'ior,
.
* > •; .■ V;,r-;; f^v
v .?; y
.
the first-half of 1962 were $432,751u4Q0. compared
with $374;G86,2L6^ -Qreen Giant CO.—Record Sales Profits—
for. the same 1961
period, it was announced.
-?'•->
- t ' .•
,
..
V
.
.
..
.
I
"•
o
Profits and ealoc : nf tbo n rtm tlUTV If eon t n HO 1 o t A
sales of. the company cont.nue at or r% b Attn tVio otl_timo
above the all-time,
In
Joint report to shareholders, Chairman T. F. O'Nfcil and Presir
record levels
established for the year ended. March 3l;'< i,9a2>.- • J. M..V
dent
M.
G.
O'Neil pointed.out that "this-is-an increase
'13.7%
L. E. 'Felton, President of t"hS Le"Sueur, Minn., packer -of vegetable
with all of the company's divisions showing sales. Increases
,
specialties, told stockholders attending the annual meeting that the
six months
May
sales
net
consolidated
-The
of
•
...
—*
.
»■
M
•
,
31, 1932 were' '
reported at $11,720,164 or-a per-share earnings of tik cents -on com-> • company hopes to set-new sales
prpift records
.<
mon
stock outstanding. This comiTares with $11,508,190 for last year 1
year.'
" • -•
^.,
' '
^
when the per-share earnings were also 68 cents; *:
1
Profits for the year ended March 31, as previously announced, were
Increased first half earnings were .experienced in -1962
in plastics ,
$2,357,921,. up nearly 9%^ from chQi previcas^year^^; -Per - shaje^profits
were
$2.46, up from $2,23.
Sales, rising about- 11%, . were $75,038,512. ■
and
in industrial products, it was
pointed "ofetV 4;.'4 v.-.
:f
./.Other company officers told attending stockholders of Green Giant's ^
Commenting on the first-half results, President. O'.Neil said:
growing
success
with - its recently4 introduced frozen foods, .of the
'Sales of the Tire Division increased in the first .half of-1952 over ?
added per share, profits that
are the aim of Lhe record $5 million,
last year.- There was a distinct improvement in the . earnings, of " this
capital expansion program to be 'carried out tnis year, and of „ the
division during the second 1962
quarter as - compared • with the firstexpanding research program aimed at irriproved and more profitable
three* months of the year.
i
/•'- .. . v
food specialties.—V.195, p. 2596.|1;A:V:•.;
.'"While: sales
of Aerojet-General,
our
rocket and* space age sub¬
sidiary, increased in the first half of 1962; neb income- declined be¬
Gruen Industries, Inc.—Shows Profit for Year—
;
cause
of expanded
company-sponsored" research and* development ef¬
,This eighty-eight, year old firm in the hard-pressed American watch
fort, and lower volume of fixed-price contracts.- ; - '
industry/showed a profit for the "first time in eight years for its %
The net
income of RKO General, Inc., General Tire's kadio
and.
fiscal year ending March 31, 1962. The company's annual report, sent
Television subsidiary, was $2,436 248 fcr the- 1952 half compared with
•-to stockholders, shows a profit of $118,484. Gruen's. loss during^ 1960
$2,664,621
for the first six months tn? fiscal
1S61. RKO Getreral's
.V? r
/
pre-tax income in the two periods was approximately the same, it v was $1,830,723, and was reduced last year to $508,759.
The
1962 * annual report also indicates
that sales increased. 15 % >
was
explained.
>
:V
'
:
On
the
year's
outlook,
shareholders were-"'told:
"We confidently ? while profit on sales ($3,106,191) increased by more than 25%. over ,
the
previous year.J Current liabilities were reduced by more than ?
expect our overall business to continue at or above current levels for
$800,000 during the same period. ;,
/
v . VJ--.;'
the balance of the year."—V; 19-5-, p. 1807. - ;'.;U
The report also states that Gruen manufacturing facilities in their
wholly-ftw#e.<i Jactory in Bienne, Switzerland,-are-now working at full
Georgria-Pacific Corp.—Proposes Acquisition— /
ended
earnings for the
Estimated net
during the current
arid
Instrument Corp.—Acquisition—
&
that
extreme
was
payments
'..'V
■
sold.
affected
been
now
factor
competition . in the . ilour ini;us.-ry which held
profit margins' to abnormally low levels. "
/
Sales of $546,400,000, the company said, were down about 5%
from
those
of
the
previous year, primarily' because of discontinuance of
68,100 shs.
r.,'.-
.
have
second
The
reported,
Outstanding
80,000 shs.
$10)—
(par
1799.
p.
presently
bonds and revolving credit 90-day bank notes
feed^operations. Throughout tee year th^
.
mills
feed
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
V.
Monday, July 2, 1962
North¬
.
Common
.
'—
on
CAPITALIZATION
ini
losses
were
auction
uction;
Dec. 22, 1959, and its office is located at ,
Menominee
County-Airport, Menomh.ee, Michigan. ,
The company was
formed by a group of business men to develop
arid
market a
helicopter, using as t'a starting point
the designs, ;,
patented rotor-blade control system and experimental machine created
and built
by Mr. EnStrom. The patented rotor-blade control system •,
is not incorporated in the design of the company's present prototype /
arid both the company and Mr. Enstrom, who is neither by education
or
training an aeronautical or helicopter engineer, recognize that Mr, ^
Enstrom's "most, important contribution to the company was his devel¬
opment, of. basic concepts of straight-forward and Simple helicopter /:
Because Mr.
Enstrom had built a helicopter: reflecting his
design.
basic
design concepts, the company was able to begin
Its program ./
without devoting a significant amount of time to otherwise essential
preliminary planning, designing, construction and testing and has
reached the present stage of development- at a cost, as of March 31,
1962, of $296,605 in cash, and shares and other-considerations to be
paid to Mr. Enstrom in .accordance with the company's agreement .'
with
him.
The company intends to adhere to the basic simplicity
envisioned by Mr. Enstrom as the design of its helicopter continues "
to develop and to do so even if it is necessary to abandon details of .
the original design, '
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Michigan
of
State
.
said,-prices of broilers and turke.ys were, beiow tpc cose- of pro- „ • .
,
,
,.
,
.
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consequently, General MiJls' poultry growing operations as
outstanding..
,
The three insurance companies are Metropolitan Life
we.ll as their • customer business were highly unprofitable. :
During'the latter part of the year, General Mills announced plans,
Insurance Go., Prudential Life Insurance Co., and
to
withdraw from
the feed business, which had been a substantial
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.—V. 195, p. 2034.
drain
on
earnings for tne past few years. Many of. the company's
any
pany
18, 1962 offering
June
a
.
(6)
6
,
for cash of all inventories and equipment of the ;
Central Electronic Manufacturers Division of Nuclear Corp. of America, /
accpiisi ion
-The
,
by Fairchild
■* . '
Electronics will become a department of Fairchild's Du Mont 1
Tube Division in Clifton, N. J, The amount involved in the :
Inc., and the product line of the division, was announced
Camera & Ins rument Corp,
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Central
Electronic
transaction
war,
disclosed.-
not
Electronics
"Ceniral
has
'<
:
in
reputation
proven
a
the
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high
power
"
field, associated power devices, as "well as an active"
research and development program," Fairchild President John Carter
commented.
"These products anci programs will serve to broaden theDu
Mont
Tube
Division's
position in the electronic tube field."— *
electronic
V.
2032.
-
tube
195,
p.
V
"
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Federal Sign
•The
& Signal Corp.—Merger Approved—
announced that the proposed merger of Electrical
of Los Angeles into Federal Sign & Signal Corp, was
special stockholder meetings.
,
.
of more than 90%
of Federal stock approved the merger
company
Products
Corp.
approved
at
-Holders
.
,
.,
.
.
Georgia-"": =»Pao"y.
more than douMng their imMeUoo rate of two years ago
A new management team headed Dy John H. ^llard, Resident and. ^
chie? fxecutlve^^ O;fflcer, and .Edward!L. Love, Chairman of the Board, ^
.im¬ to purchase their shares at $55 "a share.1,The offer expires at* the
u,'
th« wHSSJS watpb KSv 5
close
of
business v on
July (2, ,1962. In order, to : accept .the offer* i- Mr,.--Ballard, formerly President^ of the Bulova Watch Company and :
stock certificates must be deposited with either First National, City.Mr. Love, formerly Executivelyice President of t^e Chase Manhattan ^
outdoor
displays
in major markets in California, Oregon, Arizona, " Bank of New York City or Bank of America,. National Trust & Savings,
Bank, are held largely responsible for the current -improved profit
and
Nevada. Federal Sign operates branch plants and offices in
the
Association, San Francisco, before the close of business oh- tliis date. ;>•Tpieture.-.Under Mr..-Ballard-s direction, ; inventories^have been reduced
East, Midwest, and Southwest.—V. 195, p.1923.
" '
v
195
J 2930
•
,
*
and sales. increased without forced-sales, and styling and'marketing..*
' •:*"
"V innovations have been introduced; under Mr. Love's directions, loans
"
while at a meeting. held in Los Angeles,
holders of
of EPCO ?tock voted their approval of the merger.
Tn Cliicago, James F. Jones, President of Federal, said it is expected
that the merger will be effected soon,
following the issuance of appropriate approval by the Commissioner of Corporations of California.
Electrical Products was established in
1912 and produces electrical
at
Chicago,
in
meeting
a
Georgia-Pacific Paper Corp., a wholly-owned snhaidlary., of
Pacific Corp., has mailed to all holders of class A.and class B
of the Crossett Co. of Crossett, Ark./an offer dated June Z2,
stock :
1962,
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v
Floyd Bennett Stores, Inc.—Operates Add'l Stores—
V
;
publicly-owned discount department store chain,/
l»as begun direct operation of three previously leased furniture depart¬
ments, and of a newly opened pet shop.
,
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Earlier
this
year
the
company
began direct operation of other
previously leased departments, including food, vhousewares, hardware, ;
paint, garden furniture, gardening equipment, and automotive acces-,,
sories.
V'
r
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'Floyd Bennett Stores has started to operate the furniture departments in its Valley Stream, L. I„ Patchogue, L. I. and Manhasset, L. I.
stores, and the pet shop in its Patchogue unit.:-".
'Operating leases
of the Valley Stream and Patchogue furniture
departments were acquired from Brod's, whose former head, Michael
Brodsky.
has joined
Floyd Bennett Stores, Inc.
as
furniture mer- *
chandise
manager.
The lease for the furniture department in Manhasset was acquired from Miracle Sleep Products, Inc.—V.-195, p. 1663.
The
company,
a
.
.
■
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Forest
Laboratories
increased
12-month
ceding
These
8
earning
cents
shaie
per
facturing
the
Hans
$21,306
President,
Lowey,
\Rr/„
27 foreign
Life
countries.—V.
Insurance
194,
Co.
7.
p.
sit<-
(Springfield)
To
—
Corp.
this
issue:—V.
195,
Co.—International
|
;
Subsidiary Formed— '
than
facilities, .when
in
full
operation,- will
W.
15, 1963 to July 15, 1977, inclu-
due semi-annually, Jan.
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.
«
_
_
_
_
-
_ _
,
-
.
j.
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bid of 98.66% for a 4Vs% coupon. ...
On reoffering, the certificates were priced to yield
from 3.25% to 4.30%, according to maturity.
; Net
proceeds from the sale will be used to acquire '325 box cars.—V. 195, p. 2702.
> i
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v
sive,
York City, "has been appointed
the company.—V„ 183, p. 1676. .*,
;
New
stock of
•
on a
.
.
will be
.plant
a
plant have been
opened
Dolan
one-story building
of
associa.ed
in
the
modern
Liege
reinforced
that
wi h such
he
was
proud
■
that
The
Gabriel
Co.
195,
p.
Co.
is the
earnings
for
world's
."
1097.
General Mills—Net Down
•
emphasized
company
,
the
leading
,*
0
fiscal
Grocery
operating
reduced
that
detailed
the public accountants have
annual report will be released
and
official
Products
units,
earnings
;*
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/;
/
to
-
.;
industrial
from
plant
new
access to growing:
and to more than -half
The
this
.
amounted
■figure
.
ir.
Indiana
plant
is
on
a
tract "east'of
270-acre
new
a
high
of
$1,384,000,
23%. from
up
the $1,125,000.
for
1961:
Record
-
- •
.*
-
the thi-d quarter came to $542,000, or 22
earnings for
,
cents
•
share. up 37% from $397,000, or 16 cents per share, last yean ?
Third* quarter *sabs
increased 4%/. to $15,818,000; from $15,194,000
per
were
<
for
..
'The
to
the srme period a year ago. " This f was/the equivalent tof
•57 cents p^r share, compared to 46 cents, last-year.k
-V ,• •"
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Nine-month sales totaled $51,417,000, a gain of 15% from $44,853,000
provides improved
BFG
year
fiscal
firm,
v-7*•
.^whoWen that the comprny was "well on
to W^ing,..
tha fisoal 1961 recoid-brecking year by^ a considefable^-margin. .'Year-,
end earningsnine-monih period -ending year s 31-, 25%-,-they indicated.,
ptt-expected to exceed last, May by 1962/ net earnings
For
the
of pneumatic tires of all types-including, truck-bus,/ :
and aviation—wllh set a* new record of 134 million
said—up 7 million units from; the 1960 high, and'
the total in 1961.
/,. t
he
1962,
.
The-company also announced the establishment of a. Pacific Division
serve the aerospace Indus! ry-, with headquarters-in Santa Ana, Calif.
William J. Halligan,. Chairman,>and .Robert ,F. Hailigan,-. President,
.
.t > /
been .leased^ in Santa Ana, .Calif;,/
research;-engineering, "production, quality 'control ard
is
designed , to
speed data sys-:
Reaction Capability)
same, period
a ye?r-ago.
.
20.000-square-foot- building has
tho
'
A
"f'ort Wa*yrie" on*
and
will
house
.
would
be
4
manufacturer
•
„
.
Division,
most
U.
S.
Navy
Daggett,-
-
year
.
•
:
that
.
„
ended
May
;
31
accounting has not
been
not finished their review.
July 30.
•'
Important
of
General
Mills'
company's
y
>•
for
Torpedo
this
Chairman,
>*" The, executives- reported
Seawater ba'tterifes. According to.
latest -contract -.brings the fiscal
Supplv -for
batteries
mainatr
i
-
.....
--
..
Ordnance
(automotive -types)and - Army Signal
fen portable, sending and receiving sets/. The: aircraft/
designed fdr starting purposes only, • w,hile all the re/
Army
•
-r
use
are
are
-
-
-
by
,
Department, has just awarded the company at contract*
million
$1.5
H.
,
>
completed a highly profitable year. * The
were attributed
largely to two factors.
that*-, the "company's Aerospace- Division/,
showed, a 17% sales increase over 1961 for the firstr nine months and.
T had received more than 60 highly diversified military engineering
ar total"of
nattery
contrcccs
tnat period. :•
,.
.
. .,->/
*• .
<:
year total oi stncuy military battery .types to more than $10 million;strictly
..contracts during that period.'
The larger portion of the- $10 million was apportioned"-t^-Lead^Acid"?. •••'Sales r were -Up
19%- 4n<- ihs? -Commercial Products Division, with
and
id
Silver-Zinc
batteries
for
Aircraft/ Seawater
andSilver-Zinc.-- electronic orgrn shipments 13% ,ah»ad of last year. Consumer products,/
g-ugft aP ahort-wavc listening and Citizens Band radios, showed "phe- /
torpedo
batteries;
and
extfa-heavy-duty batteries for* conventiprial1
nomenal growth,v with-sales in April being the-heaviest in the firm's
and nuclear submarihes.
The remainder consisted mainly of batteries *
history-—112%. ahead of April, 1961.
' /;. /
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for - use"
Thfe
^exceeding
Albert
of
..
will be approximately $10,150,000, or $1.25 per share, according
preliminary eetimates. This compares with earnings of $12,800,000,
$1.63
per share,
for the previous year. « - - •
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1
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The
year.:
President said first-quarter• replacement-tire shipments
nearly 2 million above the same period -in 1961,.'but
he
anticipated only modest gains during the-rest of the < year-for ~
replacement •uses.,-./
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,/ • /:'
/
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19€2,
completed,
last
and
a
Argentine; The Gabriel
net
over
tire replace-..
ment iriarkets in the middle West
the nation^/
automobile manufacturing capacity, which .is within overnight shipping
distance," Mr. Keener said..
-•
" / /. *, ;'•-./, .,^1
pointed out the success of the two latest Gabriel plants
which had already been established outside (he Uni'ed States—Gabriel
;oi
Canada Ltd. and Gabrie! India Ltd., both of which are expanding
production rapidly. Tn addition, Gabriel has commenced production in
Mills,
17%.
•
both nim-month " and third quarter
the company,; a Chicago electronics
..../
{.
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sales for
/"periods hit recoi-d peaks,
reported to shareholders.
Earnings
President and Chief Executive officer of the company, .
the new facility, said total tire shipments for .use onU. S. should exceed 35 million' units this year, An
about
of
"This
.
Dolan
General
plant
the
in
cars
million
9
forward-looking and growth-minded company as '■
Compagnie Generale des Conduites d'Eau, associated wiJh leading citi¬
zens of Belgium and located centrally in the European Common Market.'
shock absorbers,.—V.
manufacturing
'•>:"V. 1*'-'C
tire
concrete
*
said
sixth
its
:
Total shipments
The'
area.
opened
-
-
■;'? Hallicrafters Co.—Sales Up 15%, Net 23%—
Keener,
dedicating
farm^
-
have
officially
United• Statesr
units-in
100
construction.
The
-
*\n
Company,
the common
for
increase
'
million-dollar
motive shock absorber
.
Trust
company
the
in
2595..
p.
employees and Gabriel-.shock absorbers will be
dis-.
through well-etsablished Gabriel distributors and representa¬
tives throughout Europe. Warehouse facilities to service the new auto-",
The
_
Inc., Chicago,, purchased at competitive sale $3,150,000
of this company's equipment trust certificates, series J/
was
A
A/i A
m
Irving
The
in
tributed
or
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.-^-Trust Certificates Sold—On
r»n
t nnn
'
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-t
-i
w
- tt_ i i ' ^- n j
..i" n
;*
28, 1962, a group headed by Halseyy Stuart & Co/"
-r
June
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—New Plant—
-
Be-:
near
years.
The new
to
n>n
hv*
registrar
r
400
•
the iRi)c of gain
rate
Goldficd Consolidated Mines Co.—Appointment— ;
The
•
Liege, Belgium, in cooperation with the Belgian company.
The Compagnie Generals des Conduites d'Eau is one of the largest
companies in Belgium and has been in business in Liege for more than
,
months net sales were
of fhn 'fiscal uaor
the fiscal year
nfio-rfo*. nf
.
The company announced the formation of a new international sub- >
sidiary, Gabriel Europe, S. A., as a joint venture with a leading.
Belgian
manufacturer,
Compagnie General des
Conduites
d'Eau
of
Liege. Thomas J. Dolan, chief executive officer, said that construction
of en automotive shock absorber plant would
shortly begin on a ten-"
the
nine
f-.hirH
218
p.
J.
Gabriel
Mr.
full
i.Tio
Tn
9
revealed.
figures are equal to 38 cents per share as against
for the previous year.
'
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is primarily engaged in developing and manu-
Greatamerica
Mr.
the
that• for
inr>nma
slowdown in
n
n
new
new
credit line, -:
rose
business'recovery
'
Merged—
inor-
nph
anrl
and net income 23%. In the third quarter
14% and net income was up 8%.
16%
anticipated," Mr.. Joyce said
In the spring of 1961 we experienced a Very, rapid
nd r?stii's frr.the third quarter of this year must be compared with"
kc
V
i
.41^
In f 4nw
«4
-fl nnn 1
1 ftC1 O
TT
1 flC
-V.
195,
the sharp gain recorded in the latter part of fiscal 1961.
"sustained action" pharmaceuticals and proprietary products
chemical specialties, and food industries in the United
Franklin
acre
...• /-
drug,
States and
See
outstanding were consolidated/and an expanded revolving
oioij
Group.
Mr.V.Joyce reported
("i
up
siles
year
Laboratories
Forest
for
period,
the
up,4.0-(/(|jj iNei
.
ended March
31,
registered in the pre¬
the " fiscal
TVTckf
/ - • • * **
geared to seasonal requirements, was-made possible., Production Vecoii- '.
ended May .31-, \
omies were also effected in: this country and in Switzerland."
.
1962, were $172,709,305, compared with- sales of $148,393,233. for theThe. Gruen report states that steps-are now underway to further ;■
Increase production capacities, and that a. program of cost reduction,
similar period in the previous fiscal year, Dwlght p. Joyce, Chairman?
reflected in part in the current report, will continue this year.—V. 190, ;
and President, reported.
- :
: j^
p.-2040.
' v- .': /_
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;j* jf'. ./?.
/Net Income for the 1962 fiscal period amounted to..$4,164,807,: equal"
to $1.68 per common share -after providing for preferred dividend re-i
quirements. Last year, net income for the comparable nine months was
Gulf Life Insurance Co. .(Jacksonville^ Fla.)—Merger!
$3,386,279, or $1.47 per common share.
V. >/
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Planned-—
V.,'.// ;'/;;;' /''/-:::'.'V/:;/;i
Totals for the 1962 period include operating results of Pemco Corp.,
.-See
Greatamerica Corp; this- issue.—V.
195, p. 2596,;
'
which was acquired last year and is now the Penqco .Division of the >
Chemicals
Inc.—Earnings Up—t
of this
company
for
375%
to $102,770 from
ift.or-1"
tTw
.
of the company for the nine months which
Net sales
•'
"This
•Earnings
oaies
-
,
.
Tn
ri^fian
Axliauen
designed for power production.—Vr:
J9o,
p.
13171
v.
'
/4
the
The
proceeds
will
be
used
to
retire-iirst
mortgage:.
widest
range
has
ever
of product
had.—V;
195, V; 7.
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f* Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.^rProposed Acquisition—
Granite City Steel Co,;—Notes Sold Privately—rOn June
1962, .it was reported that $48,000,000 of this com-pany's 4%% notes, due in 1987, were issued privately
to three insurance companies to refinance the two major
elements in its long term debt/
/c /
May. 31, 1962/.w'as reported ;t» represent,
and engineering, diversification that Halli--
$39,800,000 backlog on
Cfaflers
•>.
29,
The
•f
-
The- company
was
i
'*
y.
announced
Country
has
Inc.,*
Country Miss,-
-management.
\
outstanding stoek of
shirt-waist/dresses,-. it;",
toy,; Alvin Handmacher, President.
of 1407 Broadway, New York.,: will continue as a
subsidiary, operating, independently'under, its1 former .;
Mr. A1 Gifford -will continue as President of Country
Miss,
wholly-owned
agreed -to acquire all the
leading manufacturer . of
a
Volume
Miss,
in
charge
continue
sales
of
Treasurer
as
Number
196
styling,
and
with
6173
and
.
.
Mr.
responsibility for
Nathan
is
a
leading
manufacturer
retailing at prices from $25 to $100.
suits,
"This
will
is
first
our
transform
grated
soft
in
step
planned
a
ilandmacher-Vogel
goods
into
said
company/'
Mr.
will
quality
v.
ot\acqulsitions which
a
diversified yet fully inte¬
Alvin Handmicher.—V. 195,
-
series
*
977.
p,
.
"
.
first
con/pany,
The.company's
'
backlog
'he
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
The
7
OAO Satellite,
195, p. 2380.
York—Appointment—
Investors Funding: Corp. of New
/
York City, has been appointed
for the corporation's 107o regis¬
due Dec. 31, 1966, and Dec. 31,
2261.
New
trustee, paying agent and registrar
tered subordinated debentures, series
May
first quarter of $1,101,000, Charles Wohlstetter,
told the annual meeting of stockholders.
Heinz Co.—Sales, Net at Record High-
|
v,
of
project
a
Westbury, N. Y., had sales of $1,318,000 in the
31, 1952, an increase of 20% over last year's
of
quarter ended
/
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IMC Magnetics Corp.—-Sales Up 20%—
The
X
(H. J.)
195,
and systems manager for the
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.—V.
ing Corp., prime contractor
under the trade names of "Hygiene," "Mayflower"
"Berkeley," through retail outlets in the 50 states and Puerto Rico,
its-line of products,
and
high
of
1317.
p.
Melnick
production.
Handmacher-Vogel,
women's
(7)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
to
1971
Chairman of the Board,
inclusive.—V.
1975,
195,
p.
Corp.—Six Months' Results—
Itek
at, the end of this May was the highest
standing at $1,822,000, compared with t- »'*
-.Franklin IjK.-s,Lindsays
May,A 'lS61r ' N^w- business "m bkch' mohtlt oCS
added,
President, stated that, operations for the, six^
moiiths-ended .March; 31,- 1962, resulted in "sales of $24590,078; N^fr "f/er.e^ceeafed the comparable- month of the-year before,'he said, «'•»income .TSfter. taxes amounted,, to =$57,332, or five cents per share of jf;;before, lie .said. J
:x*v
-'J. V
.'V
* common
stock- outstanding.* /; ■
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"i"
ft the fiscal"year - that ended Feb. 28; 1982/reached a-record
•t
• Earnings
ir;om ^operations .did not include a special credit Of $.217,936,
$5.068*853,'an? increase.-- of t:iQ%V over/sales ;Of $4,622,061: in
or
18 • cents> per • siiare, which- resulted . from"'the sale of certain in-[t..
"end 'of
.
.
.
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,
tbXpret'edingVyeai:,'' wjiich .was .also.a Jecprd, Mr;: Wohlstetter^ reported.
:n
the" fiscal-yean ended: this,-Februaryayaj/s'
tiyeqtmphtjs/j///-•' .-Vf/V4'
:
common-shdre, 'compared-with
1,04,/; p—•, f 508. ^
•
stock-, Compared/to
common
■
for' both
effect'
'J losses/from
yep""
•?; or. $2.53
-share... a' -Year
n,— v-ir
per
\
^ '
Statement-*
foreign
which doelt
ago,-
$2:62
*k" ■
'* '/*'"" it
^
Ideal .Precision Meter Co. Inc.—Yearly
v.'
of
deficit
a
" i
'/-.
'//••'•-
'government; \
.-'.V "/ "h
.• „!/.;
/On the/commercial, products ■.-side,/ Mr, Lindsay continued, "M
"is" now/efnbarking oil specific sales,'programs- for new. products." He
'"J,
,*■ stated
that„One of the company's most important long-term objectives
'.;
/•is to " build a sifbstential base, of commercial business, , warning/ iroW-";
130 shares-, were
;
.
by, encohraging-progress
unique, ability'*to handle
.
n"*
share
per
'■
first "half of fiscal; 1962// ,Mr. Lindsay reported,/'was marked
. v,
iifi- integrating and' capitalizing" upon Itek'S'"^ - • v •"
information photo-optlc.ally/. chemically . and
- 7
electrpnically/"
.
C- r. •••.
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^"Military business," he said, "accounted for the major portion ofV'f ''X ■ "
;,, gross income. Much of this-work was converted from cost-plus fixed-fee,^
to"a fixed-pfice basis*
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/ /^/'This "permits ; us Jo
translate -OperatibS efficiencies into increased . -, ' /
; .'earnings,,, while doing the work at a/, lower" overall'cost to ' the
.
.
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.that it' will be some time. before
"significiant profits/from this area..
; 1,
J ever,
•
[ shares
"4, Incentive'
can
to realize
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,
,
...
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V'ltek, "specializing' ,in 'information-processing products, has research V /.
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facilities ■ in " Lexington, "Mass.",' ancT Palo Alto,
Calif/ A new crystal ; '.v
William' B. Harrison, President, of Independent Telephone, said th£^t
filter plant is scheduled lor opening in Burlington, Mass., in Augr.st.>:
nn*'\ -of
..the/Steuben Jtock -was' for, gn undisclosed
';J—V. 193, -p. 2667 J: 7
V"
v
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/v a'-.'t,';
/stock purchased from 'the family of the "late
'-founder of, the
Steiiben Telephone/.Co.; His sort,
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• '•: Japan Steel & Tube Corp.—Six Months' Report—
'continue', as. General Manager Of the. company;
: v, - v
-'
i the. regis'tratibrl
J shareholders-, ""
v
Itek
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//'""The'last, six morAhs* of fiscal 1962," Mr. Lindsay, stated/ "should
."see. further strengthening of lte-k's business." - /'
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7
a
six month period, was reported, last
largest steel producers. Nippon Kokah K.K.
reported sales totaling $225,000,009 Aor
March' 31, 1962, according to Kaichi
General Manager •pf-the firm';s- New York office.;/;/
the
Hikami,
„
of
one
Announcing
"
,
and
half
a
.
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of Japan's "Big Three", steel pro-,,
ducers, further noted the following:- "
•
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/- .'.
Hikami,
-Mr.
•
is
firm
whose
V
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gain over sales for the same period last
preceding six months. For the-current
anticipate a further increase in s-les
year
to
-
-
sales figures,. Mr. Hikami stated:,
12% rise over, the
ending Sept. 30,-we
$230,000,000.". •/ . .... • /
year
.
the new
represents a 29%
"This
/
Japan's
Steel & Tube Corp.)
period Oct.
1, ,1961 ,to
Japan.
;>
in ;sales/for
high
new
.week, by
v
....
,
,
•'
one
,
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•
casn..ana marsetable
...une. company ..naa :$a,954,bay, m
sepurities
at
the /. ana, ioreign income -taxes
man
m iybi.
•„
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VH^i5m^liIeaT^e,n€,lJi' > 7-' .h
-*>" 1 Mi a
s; -r':/'-Sales'''., and'[operating revenues in/the Jhree jno'nths ended June 2/
■?} The board ;.ofdirectors-of "the company has decided to issue .qdart^rly;;, 1962,/ciimbed >S4>' ever -the, comparable period- last year, rising to
/ instead- of
semi-annual ^financial' statemehts/.fo -stockholders, ./Mr» j,$38,896,oe''0 .from .$23,699,OOO.fPre-tax profits rose to. $1,214,000 from
Baruch revealed.
m>te£; also-that fhe -board had declared an. extra^ t $f,037.,000-a--year -ago;*; when non-operating income of. $255,000 .was
dividend of/10. 'cents, a share ,at-.the June 7r meeting, int
ad^fion.Jo ^ /realized. Federal/and/foreign income taxes increased, to $354,000 from
.-.the regular 30 pent' qemi-annual dividend;:-'Vy. 195/ p..
Xt^^joo.ooOi/and^nrtttpridits.^mtmnteddtp ^$960,Ooa-. as-compared, with
/' •/,*„- '<*■/
'iw
^
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--L■'" ;$937;ooo;fAft&r-Jprcferr6ki ,stock; dividend's, 'earnings per common.'share •
(Walter jE.y, Heller t&^Co.-rrnQl[l^S.-Puertb'^lcp Subs'.
were'<W cJiJs.iiflbtfcerquarter--just'ended/compared , with -72 cents a
The/company, announced the/ formation "of '^Walter'•E/H^i,e^0b^^f-'year^rlier;.-;bas?d: on shares-outstanding a\tlie"end of .each: period
/ of Puerto Rico/a. wfiolly-owned .subsidiary iW-hicti -Vfli "operate.in San . /and'-adjusted. for-the,2-for-lietock.split in 1961.;/",
J
Juan
Puerto Rico
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In the firsts six,, month's .this/ year/.sales. and, operating revenues
•
h(3): .Nippon Kokan's steel divisions' reported a hew sales high of
$193,500,000/of which $37,500,000 represented sales of non-ferrous
The company's shipbuilding division/ which includes fabricated
steel
construction -and
engineering
items
as
well ■ as shins,
•
accounted
*
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sales' of $31,500,000.'
for
\.(4) "-Company profits ' for the
the previous si-x months.
from
2118.
,'.
,
"
-meeting
j-rn
#»i11 f:ipc
ttiortnfanfHriho'
'"htjnd
feian
TTli'p
.
HPOT
AASoric.rj,<:n4"i^cr- nvinn inr»i»hfjcpc
iQ'nhfiilfliQVV. will *
,/Profit
*
as'-.'the
$plit.
1S4,
the
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Corp.—Name
Change Approved—
Jerrold Electronics Corp.
approved at the annual
of
the com¬
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reflects the diversified character of. th6 " company which, '• J •
year,!has enghged in a major acquisition program."
ago, i .In.'the-fiscal year-, ended/lash Feb'/.28thy- Jerrold had {the., best zscpxdJ.;
monxhs;
rin,-its .14-yea/» hisfcoryf with salas ub* 51% vand^ net ..earnings more than .-;
.greatly .."dpub'le that; of/.the; previous: year." ,■//*"
-»i»nr T?AHf>ra 1 anrl 'fOTCiSil
ix
Reached $14,030,030,-hip 47% •«< *
-v;;'4''*'"i
.'.ova
> til
AccorfiingJo Sidney Harman, President/the new plan of organization
fully
^'nd higher-, wages paid -// •mqre
♦»
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period
•
proposal- to reorganize-the corporate structure
to change its name to the Jerrold Corp."
a
and
pany
of
:
,
/;
;
.
Electronics
Jerrold
Stockholders
•/;will-".facilital.te';.'.tfre-'.-prdcessing;'oJt /iqa'n^. to/stateside ;compan,ios„ Which ^ • jesillt/bf .incrpased^costs'- for'-ra.w materials
-
rd'urin'g 'the/past
i
-Harmon'explained 'that- the corporate cjiange calls for tlie
.creation of .tho'-Jeihold"Corp'; as a '"pa-rentv .coihpany with 'four/sub-'
Mr.
.'
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.sidi'ary .ppeyaMng- '"co'm-pc.rii.es;" Jerrold Electronics Corp.^ Philadelphia; •
■'/Harmpn-Kardon, Inc.; Flainview, N. Y.,••'-.Technical 'Appliance'' Corp.
/(TACO)";'' Sherbnrpfe -N.JY.; -and Pilot-Radio Corp/ Long /Island City, - '• '«■
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.t,15.. "• 1974; 'dnd V$400,D00 rjunior. csubordinated-
Henry's Drive-Ill, Inc.—Increases Deferred/Income—:'
.n6ies^ du'e,
."share 'and an increase invd'eferfed
May 15^ 197.4,^tblOUgh New* York Securities *Cd.',f New
to $2,203,645 for, the. three: months ended March /3i;..1962, were ;.v Ynrk^nitV -i-V
1Q5J nV*1664^>**•.::* J v «X "-.l b/*
rpnnrfoH In chnrn-inlHprt; nn
.Tiirip* 9"7 htr TTpnrv'ic: Tlrivp-Tri
Trip
"(Thip.n.p-n
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KRne-Mille'r Corp.—Note Sold Privately—Kane-Miller
reported to shareholders on June 23 by Henry's Drive-In, Inc., Chicago.
Nev earnings for the first quarter ..were $14,478/ on total revenues
Corp., a leading distributor of bulk groceries and allied
International House of Pancakes Inc.—Revenues Up
of $121,705, according to Charles/ Robbins, "President of the nationwide
food lines for institutional, consumption, announced that
74%, Net 41%—
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system of franchised drive-ins. The' company had 213,000 shares out¬
•; it has arranged for the borrowing
of $250,000 on a
standing on March 31, 1962.
Speaking/to the Los Aneeles Society of Financial Analysts in Los
Deferred income is
the unearned profit portion .in sales contract
subordinated note from K. B. Weissman of New
Angeles, A1 Lapin,. Jr., President of the company, a national restaurant / 6%
receivables. At the end of 1961, total deferred income was $1,657,858.
operator- and.franchisor, reported that the firm now has a total, of 33 J Rochelle, N. Y., a private investor.
/ •
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Mr.
Robbins called the first quarter earnings "satisfactory despite
units operating
or under
franchise, and. that revenues for the first
one
of the most severe winters" in the company's history.
Principal and interest will be amortized over a fivenine
months of the
current fiscal year totaled $3,920,528, up 74%
He
pointed out that when, at the corporation's annual-meeting,
over
revenues
of $2,241,389 for the similar period a year ago.
year period,
and the transaction involves a ten-year
he projected a 1962 earnings increase at least 60% above 1961 earnings,
/
Earnings for the nine month period ended June 3, 1962 were $234,838,
option of 25,000 shares of Kane-Miller stock.
he was aware that first quarter results would be- modest/
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;
an
increase of 41%
over
year-ago earnings of
$187,522' "despite the
Mr. Daniel Kane, President of Kane-Miller, pointed out that "these
During the first quarter of 1962, contracts were signed for four new
costs of expansion, which include substantial expenditures for research
drive-ins under the company's "Own-as-you-Earn" plan in which each
funds
will
strengthen our working capital position and; enable us
and
development,- executive training, and a thousand-and-one 'start
to
take
operator buys his business, including the real estate, building, and all
advantage
of
opportunities
for
further
acquisition, thus
up' items."
,/;
: •'
other physical assets,
from Henry's under a sales contract. The de¬
bolstering our potential earning power."
;
On a per share basis, net income this year for the nine months period
ferred
income is derived from each sale during the life of the sales
In October,
1961, Kane-Miller acquired Economy Restaurant Supply
equaled 43 cents per share on 621,047 shares outstanding on June >3,
contract.
"
Co.. of New York City,
and this year has already seen two further
1962. Earnings per share-for the third quarter were 15 cents, based on
"Progress to date is consistent with our goal of opening 30 new.
acquisitions in the Catskill Mountain resort area: K & S Wholesalers,
621,047 shares.' Earnings per share for the first and second quarters
•'Own-as-You-Earn'
drive-ins by the end of. the year,"
he said.—^
Inc. and Sachs Wholesale' Produce Corp., both of Liberty, N. Y,
were
both 14-cents/ based on 593,632
shares at March 4, 1962, and
'
of .'s5ven:cents
/'Net /earnings
per
.
income
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,
.
,
...
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V.
195,. p.
2034.
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Up 6%—
a
year
the
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homes,
of
it
ago,
company's
was
announced by Jerome J.
stockholders' meeting.
Druckef, Chairman, to
■//''■
annual
June
30
quarter of 1961,
Board
The
of
this
year
.
i"!;//;
told
stockholders
the
that. the
were
number
are
by prospective customers during the first quarter
30% above*the first lisjai-year quarter, of last year. /
predicted /.'conservatively'' that total consolidated sales for
fiscal year for Hilco Homes- will top $3,000,000 for the
also
He
v
also
/
of
$5,301,263
—V;
195,
cents.—V.
195,
p:
,
p.
reported- lor/the Immediate
2931.
•>;
Hygiene Industries,
866.
profits
shares
to
currently
are
to
$4.8
outstanding.—V.
195,
p;
_
,
,
_
v;.Tbe industtial Products Division of I. T.
.
excess. of • $100,000 "from
in
use
Operation/-for
(* /The:-synthesizers
Inc.->Record Sales, Earnings—
are.
According " to
"
the
^
Raytheon's
& T. has received an order
Communication
and
instruments ,that
generate
frequencies.
very
*
Data
.
for
fstable
radio
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for
sales
that
time.
first
a
by
report
the
record
the
exceed
32 Type ND-5 Frequency Synthesizers
at the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories.
Processing
^
Kendall Industries, Inc.—Sales
:;
-
,
This compares - with fiscal year.
gross sales/.
pasfr. 1961^62
St^i
f16
running at the rate of $9 million
million reported for the year ended
/
W: / /
for the first quarter of 1962 were 10 cents per
6 cents for the first quarter of 1961, based on-
sales
comparison
1961,,/
compared
share,
300,000
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Receives
vCoiltractS— .. ?/
' j v
the .1962-63
/
30
placed
deposits
of
Chairman
After-tax
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publicly owned Nov. 8,
1961, and per share earnings were not published for periods prior to
jvthat date. However, based on the 621,047 shares outstanding on June 3,
1962, per share earnings for the nine months ended June 4,
1961,
quarter
of Hilco's Jiscal year will
total about $1,625,000.
compared -with $1,527,000 in gross sales recorded during the
This
.
31,
2702.
°
/
The International House- of Pancakes became
current
>
operation.
Dog House restaurants will.be in
December
,
Druckei- disclosed that estimated consolidated gross sales for the
Mr.
,
in
year,
per
Mr. Lapin told the analysts that the company now h3S under construction.,five, pancake restaurants, two Woody.'s Smorgasburger, res¬
taurants,..- the Golden Oaks apartment hotel for senior citizens, and
before
the end of the
current fiscal year Aug. 31, five additional
/
consolidated sales for the company, Philadelphia manu¬
are up 67c
over the same period, ending June 3C,
First quarter
facturer
.
Kane-MiUeFS
/,r 575,638 shares on Dec. 3, 1961.
Hilco Homes Corp.—Sales
'
fiscal
:
the company * current volume indicates
ending Sept. 30, 1962 will not only
but go on to top $2,000,000 for
/• :
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year
levels
of
.
'
Forecast—
1960
.
'
$135,779 a month during the first half, which
ended March- *31,
sales increased to $208,402 in April and $201,868
in May.
This $200,000-plus pace is continuing into June and, based
;
on
past performance, could increase substantially as the rest of the
year
unfolds.
Historically, sales during the last half of the fiscal
..year exceed those of the first half, giving effect to an annual seasonal
home building
cycle. During the last six months of fiscal 1961. for
example^ they were $1,082,262 as compared with $774,157 in the first
z\fter
-
averaging
.
.
half.
*
F/ederick ;H.
GUterinan, President of the ITT Industrial Products
Hygiene Industries, a leading manufacturer
Division, said Jhe. synthesizers will be used to stabilize receivers and
window curtains and. accessories, both reached
transmitters involved
in
a
high-frequency pulse transmission system
fiscal year
ended
Feb.
28,■ 1962,/Abraham
vKershson, President, announced. Sales rose to $4,072/467/an increase 7 -for /ionospheric, propagation studies./ The system is to be produced
at Raytheon's plant in Norwood, ' Mass.
of 11% from fiscal 1961's sales of $3,665,900, and net income increased
to $264,023, a gain of 12%
from the previous year's net of $235,768.
Grumman Contract—
Saliis
v
and net income of
plastic shower, and
/record
highs
in
the
of
Mr.
mon
Hershson
share,
compared
'
standing
said
based
on
with 39
the year
'
cents a com¬
stock outstanding, as
share on the same number of shares out•
" '
earnings in
fiscal
600,000 shares
cents a
before.1
1962
competitive position
.within
the industry
and laid Jhe groundwork tor. future growth"
through expansion of the company's production facilities at its two
manufacturing plants/ in Brooklyn, N. Y., and Gardena, Calif., and by
broadening its' sales and marketing programs: The company markets
He
said
that
Hygiene
has
"strengthened
;j
equalled 44
of common
its
the design, development, fabrication and
testing of a boresighted star tracker and control logic unit for use
in the National Aeronautics and- Spaee Administration's Orbiting As-.
;
Award
;
•
a
contract
for
tronomical Observatory Satellite program was announced at the same
time by ITT Federal Laboratories,
Fort Wayne.
/;
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of
ITT
r
of
Federal
Laboratories
International
Telephone
is
a
and
research
Telegraph
and
manufacturing
division
/'The
contract
award
was
made
by
the Grumman Aircraft
months /ended March 31 rose to $814,676 from
first half last year.
Earnings after provision for
sharing for the period were $5,148 vs. $18,310 a
year earlier.
These reflect primarily some non-recurring costs wnich
resulted from the introduction of a new Kendall doo-r line, last De¬
cember
and a new mass-production window, the K-Slide International,
la3t March.
Most of the major costs of introducing these proauc*s
have now been
absorbed and profit margins are returning to normal.
1
—V.
Engineer-'
195,
six
the
profit
for
and
taxes
the
for
Sales
$774,157
p.
1808.
Knott Hotels
The
the
Corp.
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-<5) .Net earnings were $1,80 per 100 shares, adjusted for stock
company
paid a 12% ycash dividend
for the period.—V.
p.
■
the' .outlook lor- 1962, Mr,/ Robison . said:
.divisions ..lemairi! under'.extreme, pressure
abrlvr
'The
,
independent- consumer flnari.ee. companies*;-V,
;Commenting- ohOpening .of the.San Juan office", .loqat^d/m .the. First Federal 31d"gV,Of:,-m.argins,
several
"/
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,
'products.
'
Tnancirig of
steel- ingot was 1,284,959 tons,
previous six months period.
(2) Sales of steel products reached: $156,000,000, of which $18,603,039
'•/"/■
represented exports.v-/ '":•'v'.'"
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v
,
.
of
production
above Jhe pi-oduction for., the
10%
/
/..
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Kokan's
Nippon
(1)
nearly
Chase
common
'
-
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan Bank has been appointed transfer agent
stock of the corporation effective July 2„ 1962.
V.
for
195»
y-'
of
loco
Ended
sales__—
Net
March^ 31
Earnings per share—
on
—V.
195,
: 'the
of
stock
common
V
A
;<
<
Manufacturers
loss
for
fiscal
on
amounted
outstanding
year.
1
Recapping
continued
these
subsidiary;
Inc.,
Tract •»au,
fiscal
past
operations
Oct.
on
period,
Divisions
and
of LFE in
part
became
the
We entered
1961.
;<0.
said,
Harding
Mr.
Keleket
and
Tracerlab
the
into
tnis
Everett
A.
with
Included
of
^inlrvUinn
for the
A.
patents
and
involved.
cash
f
TM
marks
trade
No
all
are
Alumatic '
vantages
sTle"ted
yet
is
a
business
of
created
trust
192,
has
>
purchased
the
lift
truck
product
line
-Is
used
primarily
handlihgvming
for
"
,
company
Century Products Co.
from
-
-
^;
is'
madjfally
operated• and *
and
.
.
•
of Minneapolis, Minn.
y
'
This.:product line of hydraulic lift trucks
•
%
w
'
2122.
p.
V
smbking,
and- moving
•
-short distances. It is called the "Century.'Hydraulic
The
'..
lift
truck
is' pushed
manually
investment. .7 hydraulic lift is powered by
the
issue.—V.
v. M.VN. Bondehagen, Eresident,; recently announced, that the
7
under
this
Co.
Metalfab, InC;—Acquires Product Lthe^-£'V
£
-
Snares CJI-
-
,
6.77,623.00
,
Electric
7'-.;
£anMetalfabe
laws
^he^TrusT isflocated a^^OS^ve-3! t
by
heavy
a
the
operator
duty 12
However
•
volt .battery
the
*
system, : '
-
dtoW1startt^e/ofifurSnn1' ofnrnSi^m^
exoecta
'i
of
Plant" immediately. Sales of the lift truck-will be handled
by the company.s whoily.owned subsidiary, Beaver Products. A sales
BeaVer Dam
the Trust is located at 205 Ave. i,
^dSSbotS of?he^
anf ll^Tent
who
will
manage
with
tte
bv
an
diver^ficaUon
independent
t0 ^
over the same period
year. This resulted in earnings per share
ior the nlne months of 40 cents, an increase of 21% over the like
and
con-
SJStttS? tS.
^ *
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Manufacturing
disclosure
storm
issue
Co.,
CAPITALIZATION
Division; Of .Lamb Industries,
aluminum
and screen
now
and
windows
Shares
—v.
manufactures
doors
Tvrpi^tv.
EFFECT TO
Mass.
manufacturer
share, on sales of $2,754,181. This
30,000.shs.
■.-v-'-yv::vv
Salem,
ggg
Outstanding
Unlimited
,y,.
tt«
7'- -y.;yyV'
1 nnor
microwave
of
tubes
and
devices,
reported a three-fold increase in earnings and almost a 100% increase
in sales for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1962.
"
Net income after taxes amounted to $125,829, equal to 10 cents per
•
FINANCING
PRESENT
interest
luyz.
p.
.This
.
tvt«+
lVlCtcam, inc.—bales, JNet Up Over IOO70—
-
.
qo1o£J
as
.*
compares with net income of $41,884,
per share' on sales ot *1.527,949 for the fiscal year
Richard J. Broderlck, President, said the current fiscal year
promises
much as the year just ended with continuing active demaiid for tlie
company's products. At the end of fiscal 1962, backlog amounted to
••
Marrud, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
; •- : ; $2 million.
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,1
Marrud, Inc., largest United States health, beauty, aid, candy and
;.11'The company's sales will continue to come from gas switching tubes, • - •
stationery concessionaire, reported record sales and-earnings for the
* klystrons-, and magnetrons, Mr. .-Broderidk • said, but there will be a
nine months ended April 28; l?f)2.
Sales^of- $14,932,712 were: up 94%. • realignment, of .their-relative contribution.-Sales of klystrons and magfrom the $7,721,800 reported,in fhev;nine'»TOO«i^$--'en:d^4$t|>rh 29, I961i"netrons* are iexpectqd to • make substantially- greater percentage • gains
Earnings after tape's of $543,936 'were
85%# Jfrom- the $292,308 : > ""an sales_ of- ga^,switching tubes. Unit .volume of gas switching tttbes - '
reported for the same period in fiscal 1961. " ^
if.' should inprease- .ak a ^W^ter rate -than dollar volume as new. methods £. ■"
These
earnings
for the'nine months cnxled April 28,*-1962,. ar;e-r--,aad techniques .-.result in better quality and lower, "co^ts-with .a. conseequivalent tcf 54 cents per.-share on'the 1,900,-Oeo-shares" outstanding;
' quent reduction in prices^-./ ;,. ; .£
<•;
-- - .?■■■
com¬
Milwaukee
in
beneficial
of
195,
--
,
;
JO
0
T
-
.
2487.
p.
GIVING
Authorized
made concerning the
was
^
exceea earnings 01 fiscal i9ol.—V. 195, p. 1210.
:
assurance
pending the acquisition of suitable real estate investments, be invested
principally in interest bearing obligations of the Federal Government,
States, political subdivisions and their respective instrumentalities.
inventories, equipment,
the TM prime window
for
ownership of these trust properties. There is, of
that this purpose will be achieved.
The Trust
transferable certificates of beneficial interest representing
shares in the Trust assets. The proceeds of this offer will.
indirect
of
no
undivided
/
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-
•
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-
.
„
/"Leaseway
Transportation
creased—
The
.
0,
,
Massachusetts
Ss 'Sr^rSn 'permH
.■<
lri*Yifrridsor> OhtTV Caiiada.—V. 195,
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<
and
V
Trust
Thi Trusrintendr to contract^
SKM
revealed that all TM manufacturing operations are being
Pottsville to a new plant being built in Milwaukee, Wise.,
Alumatic Division of Lamb Industries, Inc. Production Will be
way in the new facilities by July 1, Mr. Sisson stated.
bination
it.
w
risks
with
merger
merger
from
under
,
See
.
This Year'
572,699.90
sif^tio^^f iVinv°stmentarUiSn thffSd'of
Sisson
the
.
■
"Losses
will
assets of the TM
oi' Pottsville, Pa.
transaction
cash
sliding door products line.
.'" The
■
the
in
contracls,
moved
by
,
_
Belgian
our
Sisson, President of Lamb Industries, a diversified manu¬
headquarters in Toledo, Ohio, announced that the com¬
has acquired primary
formerly Textron Metals Co.
i
•
rjf
Inc.—Acquisition—
pany
Mr.
.
-
of
Lamb Industries,
and
,
lLlheasStamen°dfedCalThenoaffice
course,
amount
,
.
BUSINESS—The
growth potential of the nucleonics and medical electronics
potential still exists in our opinion, but our original
the
time required to
'turn the situation around' were
optimistic. Largely because of this, changes have been made in the
management and the operating programs of these divisions and the
Belgian subsidiary."—V. 195, p. 1318.
sales
„
*
Bank.. New -York- Trust
Merrimack^^Essex Eiectric^^ Co'.^Merg^T PrCposed—
m
.
Real .Estate -Investment- Arust
••»
ivy, ■'
•»-.
This
industries.
estimates
facturer
ap-.
Inc.—Earnings Statement—'
Last Year
Chemical
TV
^.
.
- ,
//
:
Co.,''New- York City, -has bee?
f-.r
•:appointed transfer agent for- the common, stock'of the corporation. :»
—v> I95» p. 2493.
.
•
v: • ■
'..v. ,"
.
1989 of the coin-
•
.
£•"
:
pity,-: has ,been
ceeds, estimated at $255,000, will be used for
long range
•
New vYork
/*;
•
.
-vMedical Securities Fund, Inc.—Appointment— -
a June 7, 1962 oifering circular, the
publicly, without underwriting, .30,000
shares Of beneficial interest at $10 per- share. Net Pf9™
.
LFE's
in
Co.,
•
..
offered
Trust
Interests".
,
$134,904,226. an .increase of I $1,111,471 • over March 31, .1961.
All comparative figures- for both fiscal-years-include-the operations
of SkaggSrStone, Inc.,. acquired during,the 1962 fiscal year by McKes-son & . Bobbins Jn a< pooling' of ihterests^V.195, p. 2597, - • >> • .:
r
•
fered—Pursuant to
and Eastern Industries
treated as "pooling of
figures include operations of Tracerlab
periods prior to the respective mergers,
for
•
A.'- /
debentures, due May 1,
-£'7
1004.
'
.
against $1.62 per share the
:^^
^
$.08
to
.
All
p.
Marinus
foreign investments, was $102,000 compared with $2,095,00o
1961. Earnings per share on the 1,298,087 shares of com¬
stock
mon
.previous
•
..
period.
company's balance sheet showed current assets of $205,237^628,
against current liabilities of $70,333,402, indicating working capital of
,
$68,461,929,617 ^76,682;593.82
for Year
and after a $432,000 provision
tax,
Federal Income
after
Net income
Trust
Hanover
■'
Profits^
v. iyo,
consolidated
for
;
.
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ySales
President,
.
.
appointed transfer agent for
of the corporation.—'
V
>
reported here by Laboratory For Electronics. Henry W. Harding,
said this figure is approximately
3% • below last year's
sales figure of $63,494,000.
/Vv'-t/v;
was
'
stock
$0.75
.
•
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f*
"
yiSCai
.:-;v7:;.
pointed trustee fof the 5%
•
,
'
.
■;;> ...
Maine Public-Service-Co.—-Appointment—
:
1'.^B'nvi2--r'
1,738,944
-
has been
preferred
Convertible
$1.50
'/
the fiscal year* ended April 27, 1962,
of $61,482,000 for
•
Manhattan Bank
•■;
Laboratory for Electronics Inc.—Earns. Down
Gross income
2,804,023
$0.82
;v
Inc.-—Appointment—
Chase
2931
P
•
transfer agent for the
£71. !
York has been appointed
the corporation.—V. 195, p.
New
o'cinAnoi
•
9'171'ini
2,173,305
.
.
MCA
The
'
of
-
.
1850.
p.
-
Kohnstamm & Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
J,798i7b&
—
-
Malone & Hyde,
The
-
;
income_ after taxes
Shares outstanding-
Accounting for earnings improvement, Steelman said,
"The most
significant Improvements were achieved at: (1) H-P-M division, re¬
sulting from
product developments and increased sales, of plastics
injection molding .machinery, (2) Buffalo-Springfield division, reflect'ing the effect of an aggressive cost reduction and margin, improvement
program, and
(3) Koehring-Waterous Ltd., our Canadian-subsidiary,
.through cost reductions and increased sales of machinery for'the pulp
"vand paper industry."—f-V-. 195, p. 1808.
.. v
>
;V-.
*
McKesson's sales in the previous fiscal year amounted to $691,696,305
with a net income of $10,488,496, equivalent to $2.51. a share.
In his letter to share owners, Mr. Noien noxed. that starting-up
expenses for new facilities, heightened competition-at all levels of the
drug industry, and an industry, lag in new pharmaceutical product
'tatroductions contributed to the earnings, decline * in the 1961-1962
*'
iq«i
oo7
.
Net
f-
(K.)
tiiiitR
..
before taxes----
Income
half year results, Julien R. Steelman, Chairman
pointed out that both the dollar amount and the rate
per share of earnings for this period have exceeded earnings for the
comparable period in 1956 when, for the full year, Koehring's earnings
attained their highest historical level.
•
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■■ -.* •>
Commenting
'and President,
__:
Year
$1,412,000 or 87 cents per common share on
net sales of $28,087,000 compared with earnings ot $678,000 or 38 cents
.per share
a
year ago were reported by the company and its con¬
solidated subsidiaries in an interim report to stockholders.
Koehring's
fiscal quarter ended May 31, 1962.
half earnings
First
Reuort—
Annual
Koehring Co.—Record Earnings—
'!'•
Corp.—Sales, Earnings In¬
,
*
>
,
company,.'nationwide
truck lessor and contract carrier, had
$33,037,000 in the 12-month period-ended April 30, 1962,
O'Neill, President, announced. Net income for the period
£ was $1,995,000, the equivalent of $1.55"per-sharp on 1,284,946 common
.
-net
sales .of
William
■
shares
J.
.
outstanding.
The figures
'
stock.
way
For
.
'of
•'
the
year
$30,691,000"and
1664. "•
p.
'"y
of-
last
income
the
of
■"
,*
Dec.
,
31,
Leascway
$1,734,000t
company
in
are
equal
to
sales
reported
$1.35
Cleveland,
o
y
jiiuKyavu—
;.r
,t
On June 25, 1962 it was reported that New England-^Electric System;
:
parent, plans to merge four subsidiaries: Lynn Electric Co., Mierfiihack:- ,
Essex Electric Co., Suburban Electric Co.,
and Massachusetts Electric
Co.
In connection with this merger the survivor, Massachusetts Elec-S
share.
a
Ohio.—V:
.
Northrop Co.—Earnings Up 33%—
announced
trie Co.,
increase over the prior year of 13%
earnings per share for its fiscal year
ended May 31, 1962.
This major electronic instrument and automatic
controls manufacturer also reported the
highest new orders and ship¬
ments in its 59-year history.
in
company
shipments
and
Consolidated
with
dividends
to
$1.52
earnings
share
a
for
preferred
on
an
on
the
year
cents
for
quarter
New
in
company
the
the
the
average
Canadian
May
After
year.
current
its
ana
ended
year
previous
stocks,
average
number of 759.378
share earnings for the final
34
for
the
based
during
the
of
to $1,343,000
$1,039,000
outstanding
31,
the
1962
earnings
number
of
compared
with $1.14
shares
outstanding last
1932
31,
776,675
a
E
sub¬
share
I.
company's
fiscal
year
just
closed
is
$10,777,000
with
compared
as
Stein, President,
shipments
were
and
called
attention
the
at
highest
to
the
level
fact
in
that
the
to
new
s
compj^ys
fiscal
in
year
the
over
22
tc
ended
company's
last
year.
over
last
annual report
indicated
the
results
March 31, 1962. Sales and profits
history. Sales were $19,515,309—an
of
a
the
were
increase
36%
as
p,
Sales
■
for
the
$5,349,096
net
and
:
profit
Current
restaurants presently comprising the chain rose
$4,952,278 the year before.
of $1,150,458
compared with current liabilities of
assets
On Mafch 31, 1961,
liabilities of $982,210.
current
assets
were
$655,626,
'
against
'
Loral Electronics Corp.—Awarded ContractsTwo contract awards, one for a
the other for the development of
nuclear
Naval
Zealand
"
.
.
.
submarines,
Underwater
have
been
Ordnance
specialized hydrofoil study program
new
made
electronic fire-control
to
Station,
the
corporation
Newport,
R.
I.,
by
it
gear
the
U
was
for
S.
an¬
nounced.
As
part of the study program, Loral will undertake an investigation
of systems integration including fire-control and
weapons for hydrofoil
craft, a new class of vessels which are, exoeoted to play an important
role la future anti-submarine warfare activities.
*
with
be
a
weather^ conditions in both Europe
critical factor, he said. :
Massev-Fereruson la "the
Massey-Ferguson* is the
combines
and
world's
Tvorld'S
:diesel1 engines.-—V.
and
North
the
Mr.
three
Income
Common
is
Van
S
W.
now
the
Dette
months
.
in
>
Dette,
194,
p.
50%
-
He
added
that
three
the
company
years.:—V.
'
31-
of
year.
a
plans to
195,
1962
Taxes—
Mid-Continent
1664.
p.
"
1961
$1,881,812
517,462
584,724
Shares
268.418
;;
236,731.
1,441,194
1,447,946
:
'
18.50
.t
16.40
.4
81.805
85,714
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
are • credited.,, for a
in the first four
ri^e
sharp
months
.
shareholders
to
thfe
•
rising
continues
trend
the
.(
of
pattern
issued
sales
of
company
by
ih
.
of
President
.-regained
In
-
and
the
I960? Mid-Eastern
earnings
the
in
half
second
,
of
:
fiscal
$411,780,
areas.
as
in
charges
improvement
and
the
Several
nose
showed
Mid-Eastern's
instrumentation
products
a
heavy
after
current
supplement
The
.
•,
fiscal
current
fiscal
'
year
when
1961
-
%
the
cone
.
for
stems
a
net
profit
research
from
prbprietary
transistorized
- *
a
and
history. *
on
sales
development:
decision
mid
in
:
.
19S1
V
'
to
products
in ". precision
test
fields- with" special- design
power
*•
;
■
■:
>
for
May
for
May
was
■
■
"Total volume
—
leading
factoring and commercial finance firm,
was
the highest for any month in its 51-
a
-*
■ ■-
'
;
$26,900,000,
Yjynkauer, President
topping May-1961 by $5,600,000;" Walter D.
of
Mill Factors reported.
♦"Commercial finance Ibans outstanding tat the end of* May were at an
all-time
standing
-
high of $17,850,000,
on May 31,
1961."
69%
a
v
,
increase ever the $10:550,000 out¬
'
' '
;
.
r
of
vehicle support and- ground support equipment
contracts
h?.ve been received for new products such
battery . , charges and, missile. power supplies:—V.. 193,
reported- volume
year
of :$5,134
space
company,
.
profitable
footing. -Operations
for
the
fiscal
year ended November 30,
1961 showed a net loss of $73,180 on sales
of $388,836, reflecting, operating losses in the-recessionary first half
of 1961 and. year-end inventory write downs o£
-approximately. $55 000.
America
.
of metal
116.
compaiiy
report
.-.The
v*
the
said
automation
production-per
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
outstanding
xyt>x perioa.
.
Sales of $707,769,280 Which resulted"In net income, after taxes,.of
$9,438,852,-equivalent to* $2.25 a share, were reported' to share - owners
by Herman O. Nolen, McKesson's president.
•
for
more
.
breaking sales and a- substantial expansion in Its distribu¬
marked the operations of McKesson & Robbins in. its
company's, annual,
,
an¬
pur¬
sales and .earnings J
fiscal. 1962,, according
r
Lawrence C. Oakley,
a
Sales in
fTjur-TaxonthS' ended March 31,, 1962 rose'by 159% ,to v.4
$238,490 from $91,964 in the like period a year -ago. Net income >•£:•;
totaled $20,987, or 7 cents a share on .the 304,000 shares-of common
stock outstanding. A loss of $32,599 was sustained Jn - the
comparable % '
1961 period.
' > :
.''".-4--t;.££%
4.4
the
"to'a
,
facilities
.
^7
also
$2,137,816
to
+*
*
f
and
President,
program
£ Mill Factors Corp.—Record Volume
Record
f
f
/
million pounds
the next
March
Income
applicable
New -products
for
1962, it was reported that this company placed privately,
$2,500,000 of subordinated notes, ; due May 1, : 1977,
through New York Securities Co., New York City.
—V. 195, p. 2597.
tion
ho
largest producer of aluminum extrusions
said.
ended
ended
outstanding.
mcome was
1962.
Van
capacity of 42
Mid-Eastern ELgclronics,
,
in
press
V
- 4
year
qif a^insr
per share (cents)
of
telephones served
Number
—v.
Co., Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On June 27,
fiscal year ended March 31, .1962^ according to the
report.
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:
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r
T
the
sharps
inq
business
Federal
shares
Earnings-
laree
largest -manufacturers *of .tractor's,'
194, p.> 1510.
..
.
.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Annual Report—
for
revenues
before
income
Net
The
Mastan
total
a
its volume of
Operating
said that during -the. second-half-year,-, sales of
combine and .harvesting machinery wpuld, to a large degree, Influence
final
year-end results. In >9. highjy. competitive market - for these
would
share
per
facilities, the new press and a
equipment will give the company
Florida,
For
Thornbrough
machines,
437
were
Mid-Continent Telephone
>y■'
sales increased 12%,
the
on
vea?
Miami Extruders
in
its
New
Earnings Double—
earnings
new, $250,000 extrusion
letter to shareholders, R.
hour
double
nine
from
$936,773.
current
its
plant
man
sales. In Eurdpe, - sales increased 21% to $126,000,000. Sales of(diesel. and outboard engines) in the United Kingdom Were
approximately the same as last year, as were sales - of. the French
operations unit.
Sales in Italy were substantially higher ahd in
Germany they increased 68%■, reflecting continued progress ih^obtain*lng a more important percentage of that large marjket. In Australia
320.
of $327,038 for the nine months
ended March 31, or 65 cents a share, it is announced
by Jan Mitchell.
President. This compares with net loss of $18,719
the same period last
year, after Including a credit of $52,176 on real estate operations.
to
doubled
,
<
-
a
present
Perkins
'
1
compared
Longchamps, Inc.—Shows Profit for Nine Months—
new
cents
'%'y
of
his
In
y
the
38
Mr.
earned
2335.
p.
$220,582 compared with $109 489 for the
vear
® The. company, ' listed *luai5U9 American Stock Exchange,
ior lPe prLor Pu¬
on
the
nounced plans for construction of a new
building at Miami
S'V;;.''
15%—
Mass:,-, last fall -will enable
sales volume -With little
240 compared with 140
prfo'r
Massachusetts Electric the 5.52%
and notes payable of the partici-
year
highest
of
profits after taxes were $905,613—an incerase of
year. Earnings per share were 83
cents on 1,095,015
194,
-
successful
Net
average number of shares outstanding during the year
to 74 cents earned last year on
1,000,001 shares—V.
Longchamps
194,
v^r
the
for
.
'
The
of
quarterly statement to shareholders -for the fiscal period
ended April 30
the company, said: ^"Beginning with -this report a
change has been made in the basis Qf interim reporting whereby,
instead
of
prorating certain charges over the 12 months on the
basis of total year sales, such costs have been absorbed as incurred
against Income of the current period."
/
r
For comparative purposes,
1961 first six months income has been
re-stated to be consistent with the . 1962 * reporting, basis. The compar-y added that this change in this basis-of interim, reporting would
have no effect -on the results of operation for a full . 12 month period.
North American sales of $90,000,000 were .7% above 1961 * first-half
history
"
bonds
fiscal
Brazil.
a
Lighting, Inc.—Annual Report—
mortgage
comparable figure for 1961. Net income was $5,338,000, equal
per common
share compared to $3,818,000 or 26 cents
per share for the same period last year.
A.
A.
Thornbrough,
President, said that a profit
increase was
achieved despite
generally higher costs experienced in all areas of
operations
arid an unfavorable
earnings .'position in France and
over
193,
-$8.
Lithonia
V,
company
preceding
sales
world-wide sales for the first six months of the
year
reached a record of $263,000,000, an increase of
$35,000,000 or 15% over the same period last year.
Profits before income taxes
were- $10,595,000
an increase of
15%
of
the company.
He indicated that the 1%
year-end common stock
dividend not
only recognized the improvement in performance, but
also emphasized the
company's confidence in future growth.—V.
p.
in feaooaK
APEarnings9^r &share^iwere° 3Qh^ce^fcTP^ft^fa^Upinr^P°rt'
...
Massey-Ferguson
1962
amounted
$9,109,000
first
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.-—Sales, Earnings Up
the
per
In
Melville
..The
chase
shares
on
The
year.
5%%
preferred stock of M'errimack-Ess.ex
pating companies.—V. 194, p. 10.
coin-
providing for
are
equivalent
year eailier.
orders
scconu yiani
-
,
for this proposed financing would be utilized to redeem
existing first mortgage bonds of Merrimack-Essex .Electric Co. and
Electric Co., a serial note of Lynn Electric Co.,- the series'
the
$43,204,000, an increase of more than 13%
over
the new orders
of $36,449,000 received last
year.
Consolidated net shipments for the
current year
amounted to $41,536,000 compared with $36,674,000 for
the previous
year,
an
increase of about 13%.
The backlog of open
May
aao
Miami Extruaers, Inc.
,
biThegproceeds
to
at
vear
,a year as°
Suburban
quarter were 61 cents as compared with
same quarter list year.
This is the third consecutive
which earnings exceeded those of the previous year.
during
and
»
too .company, ;ta- handle a 100%:, increase in
added capital, expenses:- Metcdm new employs
a
to seU not ,more than $60,000,600'of its first mort$7,500,000 of its- preferred stock, both at competitive
proposes
bonds
gage
the
orders
orders
.
in
33%
net
sidiary amounted
pared
x-uiumwssb, ui
.
195,
—u.
Leeds &
The
through
net
offices
%' '•_
\
: ;y;-
:.
the public offering of Lease-
-".Ty -£'V;
y,y.
fiscal
4■•>
for the year following
are
V.4%
Executive
•
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.
,
Volume 196
Number
'
Mr.
Yankauer
demand
for
facturers,
"
•
Mill
attributed
factoring
6173
''
retailers
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
'
to
record
new
commercial
and
*
.
'
.
the
and
wholesalers
nation.
.'
'
the
generally
financing
in
'
•
services
industries
all
'
...
increased
by
quisition
manu¬
throughout
factoring and commercial financing from coast to
coast, has headquarters in New York City and autonomous offices in
Chicago and Miami. On July 1, the new autonomous office in Atlanta
—V.
under
195,
the
supervision
2036.
p.
of
Julian
L.
Webb,
powers,
Minnesota
Capital
of
Corp.
Minneapolis,
issue.—V.
8%
Corp. of Minneapolis
in
under
the
2,500,000 shares
all
50
The
states
loans
and
Business
Small
outstanding
Canada.
•
and
than
Act
of
1958.
:
77'' 7-.
;
7.'7.
■
Outstanding
$5,814,000
$5,814,400
3,125,537
..i
,■
<.
;
2,620,208
cents
B
stock
par
value
50
cents
1,1
3,500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
525.
p.
0/',
320,360 shs.
127,500 shs.
>'v>
;
York
Securities Co.
and
Arranges Private Place¬
—
New York State Electric & Gas
The
;
corporation
plicable to the
C; (Philip) Morris Inc.—A S R Division Marketing Life-;'
12
■
months
the
has
reported
stock
common
ended
May
31,
that
was
Corp.—Earnings Up—
the
balance
equivalent
1962,"
compared
as
of
net
to $2.23
to
income
share
a
$2.01
first
the
was
is
American
Safety
to
make
believe
is
at
PAL
with
used
for
12
any
Dreyfuss-designed
ASR
will
Bowles,
The
is
television
will
Nopco Chemical Co.—Rights Offering—The
company
is offering its common stockholders the
right to sub¬
scribe
case.
razor's
new
feature
debut
in
1962
with
massive
a
extensive
advertising
such
on
The
&
2304.
P.
7,.7\.7
network
PROCEEDS—Net
pointed
Bank
by
the
stock.—V.
New
York
Trust
corporation
195,
2078.
p.
to
Co.,
act
New
York
transfer
as
notes.
the
City, has
agent
for
been
its
of
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
the
the
cents
Sales
After
of
share,
per
in
the
taxes
of
$511,190,
$30,047,207
for
the
half
and
same
1962
91
or
net
period
of
cents
earnings
of
1961.
$32,847,536,
were
.
net
per share,
compared
$463,538, or 83 cents
of
Mr.
with
with
The
195, p.
be
Consol.
sales
and
1962
operating
Operating expenses exclud. depreciation "
77
Depreciation
1,767,582
2,208,296
Income
Taxes
Net
before
taxes
___^
income
on
1,020,705
income
Dividends:
distributes
Notes
Per
share
earnings
'Average outstanding shares
Outstanding shares: Year end
5Va%
throughout the
—V.
194,
has
company
'
1,
of
the
1977
called
sinking
at
100%
subordinate
7 7'
due
($100
Blyth
for
the
first
five
months
income
of
$9,151,000
the
$1.33
12
a
months
ended
year. ago.
May
to
31
$1.38
share
a
compared
to
.;f/17/ V;" V'--.;;
See
Massachusetts Electric
this
Co.
issue.—V.
195,
p.
2822.
in
loft
two
center,
to
and
two
acquire
Store
tion
the
to
order
public sale the company is making an
acquire interests in four Manhattan office
showroom
buildings, and industrial terminal,
buildings containing retail stores, and
smaller
newly
a
under
of
30
a
constructed
year
industrial
the
New
the
to
York
City
debt
for
lease.
building
All
terminal
of
of
these
S.
Klein
properties,
Co.
exchange
buildings,
a
bowling
and
intermediates,
•
the
working
the
sale
the
of
stock
will
be
Frannie
each
field
194,
2120.
p.
Corp.—Wyoming Exploration—
its
wildcat
a
first
well
exploratory
for
the company
eleven
produced
Occidental
in
The
controls
miles
cil
in
the
effort
in
Gypsum
announced.
the
to
of
excess
effort
marks
in
40
Wyoming
Creek
•
area
7
northwest.
million
Mountain
the
The
aside
area
Colorado
and
located
195,
These
barrels
of
two
crude
in
used
authorized
i-/V'T-j.,
company's
from
the
in
Section
h
16,
sales
highest
$12,895,000 for
months
around
from
the
drill
the
site.
exploration
in
the
Rocky
the
San
Juan
Basin
of
in
Denver
57
the
drilling contractor,
North,
Range
96
West.—
for
Corp.—Six Months'
the
the
figures
first
half
indicate
subsidiaries were $15,838,000
31, 1962. This is the company's
period and compares with sales
of
1961.
net
a
Report—
and
company
operating
profit
for
the
first
six
of
$190,000, which is equivalent to 26 V2 cents a share on the
715,923 shares outstanding. In comparison, operations for the first
half of 1961 resulted in a net
profit of $149,000, or 22 cents a share
on
the 681,400 shares then
outstanding. The increase in outstanding
shares
was
due
to
the
five
A
nonrecurring capital
operation Resulted in an
cents"
60>/2
the
total
share.
a
stock
percent
$623,000,
dividend
net
gain from the
additional after-tax
Combined
with
the
profit for the first half
which is equivalent to 87
of
net
profit
April
on
6ur
of
of
results
the
cents
paid
sale
$433,000, or
operations,
from
fiscal
current
year
was
share.
a
Engine an Aircraft Products Divisions are operating at
highest levels in the company's history and the outlook for the
mainder
On
aircraft
new
pleted
haul
will
is
year
excellent.;
7
the
re¬
■
May
Monica,
The
the
of
27.
Spraymat
Our
31, PacAero Engineering Corp., our subsidiary at Santa
Calif., was moved to Lockheed Air Terminal, where all our
operations are being combined into a single large facility.
construction portion of this facility is expected to be com¬
by
October,
activities
be
at
now
moved
to
which
located
the
new
time
the
PAC
aircraft
service
on
the opposite side of
facility.—V. 195, p. 1319.
the
and
over¬
airport
same
7 "
Pacific Coast Co.—Sells Plant
The company has announced the sale of its
plywood manufacturing
plant at Sonoma, Calif., to the United States Plywood Corp.-
plywood
ventories
A
was
Pacific
transaction involves
land,
items representing the
other
and
$600,000
involved in
Coast
the
buildings,
equipment, in¬
total business.
More than
sale.
spokesman
said
the
sale
is
in
keeping
with
the
company
policy, stated at the time of its recent merger with The
Bell Co., of concentrating on new growth industries. Cash
proceeds of
the sale, he said, will be used for acquisitions
purposes.
7
Sale
7,778 shs.
,
of
Township
period ended May
volume for a similar
Unaudited
''V777*77
preferred
2,000,000
initial
activity
six-month
second
of
its
acres
Mexico.
Pacific Airmotive
5,687,800
■
77 77
7 .7 7 ;
50,000 shards,
of
interest
shares
Last
the
in
plywood manufacturing division terminates the company's
this
field.
month,
Moore
Paint
sidiaries.—V.
Pacific Coast
Inc., and
195, p. 2598.
Co.,
sold
three
previously
lumber
had
subsidiaries to Kellysold two
shipping sub¬
,,
Pacific Hawaiian Products
Kuhn,
1.55
&
Lee
E.
Lehman
Co.,
Kohn
Loeb
&
Higginson
The
Co
Newhard & Cook & Co
1.55
The
Ohio
Paine,
Miller
1.55
&
Co
Wells
&
7_;
1.25
1.55
2.00
Jackson
&
Curtis
4.40
Davis,
1.25
Prescott & Co
F.
3.00
Riter
1.25
Rotan,
1.55
Shields
1.25
Swiss
Skaggs & Co
Eberstadt & Co._
Alester
G.
Howard,
Furman
Inc.
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Ingalls
Co.,
&
&
4.40
Mosle &
Schwabacher
!
Co
Snyder
Lane, Space Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
■—V.
195, p. 2822.
1.55
Co
&
&
Co
1.55
Co
2.00
Inc
3.00
&
Co.,
American
1.55
Thomas
&
2.00
Spencer
Trask
/
Watling,
Corp
Co
*
do
Lerchen
Norcold, Inc.—Net Loss
The
well-known
"Norcold"
Increased
on
line
is
the
ft
and
1962
first
low
the
of
of
1.55
\eader
in
the
half,
new
fiscal
1961.
The
first
half
period, with the second half
year's profits.
Fiscal
1962
results
are
this
the
fiscal
is
year
the
seasonal
traditionally accounting for most of-
expected
to
favorably with
1961,
as
of
into the major selling season. The new
electric
compact refrigerators for home and office is
only now reaching
the market, and is expected to increase
future sales and earnings. In
fiscal
1961
sales
were
$2,048,000
versus
$1,880,000
in
1960,
while
earnings increased to $65,514, from $22,784.—V.
195, p. 10.
Northern Natural
The
has
company
of
6,400 shares
and
the
sinking
plus accrued dividends.
N.
Y.—V.
Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
called
operation
195, p.
of
for
fund,
its
redemption
10,000
5.80%
Oct.
on
shares
of
1,
its
preferred stock
Pall Corp.—Nine Months' Results—
This, Glen Cove, Long Island, company reported that sales and
earnings have continued to grow during the nine month period ended
April 30. Earnings rose to $503,424
(or
91 cents per
share) from
earnings of $425,683 (or 79 cents per share)
in the corresponding
period last year. Sales rose to $9,698,025 as compared with $8,118,459
for the same period in 1961.
Dr. David B. Pall, President, noted that large write-offs have been
during this period in connection with various phases of the
company's expansion program. They include the start-up of a new
$1.8 million, 10 million pound-per-year fibrous glass plant, the reor¬
ganization of Hollinger Machine Co. Ltd. (Montreal, Canada) acquired
in November 1960 and the start-up of PallUlster Ltd., Northern
Ireland,
whose new wire cloth weaving facility will supply the company with
raw
material for its filter manufacturing operations.
absorbed
1962,
5V2%
through
preferred
■
fluids
the
and
seventh
of
successive year
airborne
environments
Parker-Hannifin
filters
has
and
in which the company, a leading
of equipment for the control of
reported
growth.—V.
Corp.—Forms
195,
German
p.
1596.
Subsidiary—
This
Cleveland, Ohio, company has formed a new German sub¬
sidiary, to be known as Parker-Hannifin NMF, which has acquired
the working assets and business of Niehler Machinenfabrik in Cologne,
Germany, it was announced by C. C. Sigmier, Chairman of Parker-
Hannifin.
Machinenfabrik
Niehler
pumps
made
-
is
manufacturer
at
$100 per share,
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan
1099.
with the results for all of 1961, when the
company re¬
ported gross revenues of $2,886,421 and after-tax earn¬
ings of $152,175, equal to 20 cents per share on the same
capitalization.—V. 195, p. 2598.
This
compare
uptrend continues
line
of
insurance, leasing, elec¬
agriculture, earned $99,687 on gross revenues
of $1,029,302 for the aboved-mentioned three months'
period, which amounted to per share earnings of 13 cents
on 755,557 shares outstanding.
This compares favorably
tronics and
1.25
specialized field of compact quality refrigerators for traileis.
Company's
sales for six months ended March
31, 1962 were up 25%\ver the like
year-earlier period. Substantial
extraordinary expenses were incurred
the
Correction
2.00
Co
Salesl
pioneer
—
transfer
2746.7
1.25
_L
&
Co.
York
p.
subsidiaries in financing,
4.40
3.00
Co.J.
Co._
Webber,
Management & Development
New
195,
with
3.00
w~-_
& Co.
1.25
Denton,
Sherrerd__
Moseley
appointed
company.—V.
2.00
4.40
Corp
Milwaukee
S.
Pakco
been
4, 1962 issue reported incorrectly that this
company recorded lower revenues and earnings for the
three months' period ended March 31.
Actually, this
Hammonton, N. J., diversified management company,
Inc.—
Brothers
Mullaney,
Bank has
June
1.25
—
&
&
F.
Manhattan
Our
Co..
Co.,
Irving Lundborg
Chase
Co.—Appointment—
1.55
&
Inc.
Bros.
The
agent for the common stock of the
Percentage
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
4.40
Richard
3.00
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Bank,
capital.
and
other
manufactures
hydraulic devices
which
a
line
are
of
hydraulic piston
complimentary to those
by Parker-Hannifin.
■
BUSINESS—The
company
was
organized
•
laws of the State
New
of
Is
York
located
The
liam
of Delaware and
Dec.
on
at
369
company
Newman
1961.
Lexington
was
and
8,
formed
Joseph
on Dec. 4,
1961 under the
qualified „to do business in the State
The
Ave.,
principal
New
by Morris
Newman,
office
York
B.
who
the
all
1962,
and
his
Certified
sons,
Wil¬
Public
Ac¬
countants, to own, operate and manage income-producing real property,
initially
in
the
the
properties
constructing,
United
listed
financing
States
or
and
Canada.
above.
The
developing
Such
company
real
activities
Northwest Airlines,
The
company
City.
Newman
are
of
may
property
may
also
engage
anywhere
include
the
in
ac¬
.
fields
2598.
p.
Consolidated
for
4,000
well, with R. L. Manning
new
is
V.
New
of
excess
,
6,000,000
1987
cumulative
1.55
Butcher
'
excep¬
located
are
Sold—
Tensleep to date.
.;7
1981
due
-
$2,677,600
Burns
contract
a
with
^and department store,
from
the
have
The
Outstanding
.
4.40
Co., Inc
Sullivan
stock
proceeds
repayment
and
1.25
Department
area.
PROCEEDS—Net
par)
Inc.
half
.
addition
1912
including costs of moving to the new plant,
product lines, increased research and
development,
new
tooling and increased personnel in anticipation of expanded ac¬
tivity. Despite this, loss declined to $4,101 from $9,006 for the first
Realty Corp.—Class A Stock Offered—The
company, of New York City, on June 29, 1962 announced
a public offering of
150,000 shares of class A stock at a
price of $11 pe* share.
;
!
V
In
&
promotion
New Plan
offer
in
in. 1947.
Canada.
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan &
Cat,
Inc
in
Subsidiary to Be Merged—
■
name
of
1962, equal to 69 cents a share, com¬
pared with $8,424,000 or 64 cents a share in the like period of 1961.
President William Webster
stated the $727,000 increase in
the five
months'
net income
was
due
to
improved business
conditions
and
higher electric and gas sales. This improvement boosted net income
for
($1
Johnson,
System—Earnings Higher—
net
organized
77-7-7— -7
._
Bosworth,
accrued
consolidated
of 4%
A
stock
1,
7,777 7:\
par) authorized
G. Becker & Co., Inc
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
for
reports
and
S.
;
A.
Redemption—
stock, no par value, on the American Stock Exchange
under the ticker symbol NEP.—V.
192, p. 900.
utility
series
Jan.
debentures
White, Weld & Co., Inc.— 17.30
Bear, Stearns & Co
3.00
667,700 shs.
839,771 shs.
Packing Co., Ine.—New Amex Listing—On
June 28, 1962, this company, of 1911
Warrington Road,
Sioux City, Iowa, announced the
listing of its common
Boston
was
current
,7.7<r7'7;;'
Percentage
874,480 shs.
New England Electric
making
County,
loans
The
com-,
debentures:
Needham
This
V;
agreement, to purchase from the company, in the
respective
percentages set forth below, such of the debentures
offered to stock¬
as
shall not be
subscribed for pursuant to the
subscription
offer, such debentures being herein referred to as the
unsubscribed
fund,
plus
bank
its
holders
redemption on Aug. 1, 1962, through
$480,000 of its 5%
debentures due
interest.
Payment will be made
at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York, 140 Broadway, New
York 15, N. Y.—V., 194,
p. 11.
operation
Aug.
retire
writing
,-7
940,268 shs.
National Tea Co.—Partial
The
of
,
under¬
1615.
p.
J.,
7*
*
1.05
..
._u;
1,135,093 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the
910,037
1.17
U.
7.''
7.
sinking fund notes
Common
209,497
-
_
''
convertible into
are
its
payable to banks and others-—
Convertible
699,020
■
debentures
plastics
it
stock,
160,747
stock
portion
a
■/\;i
company, of Newark, N.
Products Co. and assumed
Oil
Preferred stock
1,187,591
Preferred
financing
for
:
1,609,057
for
at
Capital Stock:
1,563,592
;
available
any time prior to
maturity, unless
redemption. They are redeemable at the option
redemption prices ranging from 108% to par, and
fund at par with accrued interest in each case.
called
Long-Term Debt:
$19,854,653
7,381,497
7,749,891
be
this
capital expenditures.
Short-Term Debt:
sales
1961
$20,642,247
revenues
will
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Corp.—Earnings Statement—
Year Ending April 30—
from
made
including 25,000 shares
77
Horn
company
which
■C':-r
National Propane
the financing will be used
to
construction.—V. 195, p. 2493.
well, No. I Stape, will go down
approximately 3,700 feet with
objective the Tensleep sand of the
Pennsylvanian age which is
productive on the Byron field seven miles to the
southwest and on
-
is engaged in the manufacture of industrial chemical
mainly organic in nature; fine chemicals,
principally for
nutritional purposes,
and urethane foam
Riggin
1554.
offering
financing will be used by the
$4,000,000 principal amount of 4%% bank
par,
will
:
share,
company
is
has spudded in
Big
specialties,
pointed out that included
in the first half profit figure for 1961 was
$215,417, or 38 cents per
share of non-recurring
income, arising from the sale of the land,
buildings and equipment and dissolution of a wholly-owned
subsidiary.
—V.
at
1962
company
sinking
earnings
per
retire,
National
as
second
during the second quarter of fiscal 1961.
first
the
of
BUSINESS—The
<
quarter ended May 31, amounted
to $17,847,182, with a net
profit after tax of $246,027, or 44 cents
per share, Mr. F. L. Riggin, Sr., Chairman of the
Board, announced.
This compared with sales of
$17,087,413 and earnings of $169,206, or
30
proceeds
balance
previously
A
r'77.7777'
sales for
The
company's
for
Mueller Brass
Mueller Brass
portion
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
mon
stock at $27.50 a
share at
ap¬
class
to
company
v7-'-;7-7~77
Motor Parts Industries,
Inc.—Appointmentchemical
unsubscribed
underwritten by an investment
group headed by White,
Weld & Co. Inc., New York
City. Application has been
made to list the debentures on the N. Y,
S* E.
as
the Red Skelton
Show, the Jackie
Gleason
Perry Mason, Rawhide, Route 66,
CBS News With
and the National Professional Football League
games,
Cronkite,
195,
to
$5,687,800 of 4%% convertible subordinated
due 1987, at a price of
100%, on the basis
of $100 principal amount of debentures for
each twenty
Premium Blades and a special
shares held as of record June 26 with
rights to expire
V::s-[■7 7;"'v;;v July
11, 1962.^:-v.;
./
ten PAL
of
debentures
programs
program,
Walter
it
feel
we
give a free,
we
definitely
advertising and promotional campaign. Benton
advertising agency for the new product.
•
the
campaign
variety
—V.
dollar
Inc.
travel
the
support
multi-million
country,
the market."
on
The
and
.
company to
razor which
new
our
other n°w
this
first
for
..
the
as
the
perfect; companion piece
for the
recently
Premium Edge Injector Blade, the new razor can be
injector blade on the market. The new PAL will retail
$1.95 including a package of
new
the
designed
introduced
in
blades
become
now
lifetime guarantee
superior to any
While
and
razors
only fitting that,we
unconditional
which produced
from
provide
Occidental Petroleum
for
'S
Co.,
Razor
proceeds
to
Nuclear Corp. of America—Division
the
share
a
Co.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
Gas Co., headquartered in.
Natural
See Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Corp., this issue.—V.
ap¬
for
months ended May 31, 1961, based on the
number of shares
outstanding at the end of the respective periods.
>.
Gross revenues were $119,057,084 for the year ended
country's first
May 31, 1962,
as
compared to $113,341,877 for the previous twelve months
safety razor in 1875, on June 27 introduced the world's first stainless,period.;
7 Net
income after fixed charges and before
steel, adjustable injector razor and supporting it with the industry's
dividends on preferred
stock for the year ended
first unconditional, free, lifetime guarantee.
May 31, 1962 was $18,193,550 as compared
.V777,--;'.7.''77:7::7
to $16,611,218 for the
Jay Salamon, Vice-President and director of marketing in his an¬
previous twelve months period.—V. 195, p. 2305.
nouncement of the new guarantee for the PAL stainless steel
adjustable
injector razor said: "This guarantee puts into action our feelings
;; Nemaha Oil Co.—To Sell Assets—
about this new product which we believe will last a lifetime and
give
See Wilshire Oil Co. of Texas this
the user the world's finest shaves.
issue.—V. 183, p. 2766.
Since American Safety Razor Co.
:
time Guaranteed Razor—
The
Net
;
Management, Inc.; Inland Credit Corp., and Mastan Co.,
Inc., this issue.
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27, 1962, this company announced that
negotiated the private placement of five debt issues
totaling $6,400,000 for three companies. See Domestic
stockholders
5,000
■
Silver.
1992
Gas
de¬
were
Portland, Ore., announced on June 26 that
$6,000,000
principal amount of the company's 5% debentures
due
June 1, 1982, have been
placed privately. The private,
placement was arranged through Lehman
Brothers, New
York City.
FINANCING
it
$200,000 to C. G. Rein Development Co. of St. Paul
$250,000 to Miniature Instruments, Inc. of Minneapolis. Both com¬
panies will use the additional working capital to finance expansion
said
due
—
.
Northwest Natural
ments—On June
were
development,
debs,
value
and
and
subord.
par
New
Investment
more
FRESENT
stock
195,
$33,559,948 for the same period in
1961, when revenues
by a strike of flight engineers—V.
195, p. 2493.
vately—Northwest
TO
A
/.
qualifying
with
9
pressed
Financing
—
,
has
properties
foregoing
EFFECT
Class
Two
separate
loans
totaling
$450,000
were
made
by
Minnesota
Capital, it was announced by Melvin J. Silver, President.
A
publicly owned corporation, Minnesota Capital invests in select
It
of
above.
GIVING
Class
Arranged—
firms
disposition
Authorized
convertible
—V.
Minnesota Capital
stated
as
Mortgages
Capital Stock:
194,
j
i
the
or
1
;
this
1056.•
p.
except
CAPITALIZATION
Miniature Instruments Inc.—Financing Arranged—
See
properties
or
syndications
sponsor
Vice-President.
Jr.,
.'7
:'V.'
additional
(9)
hereafter acquired. The company may also
organize
of real property and engage in real estate
management, and related activities. The company at the
present time
has no commitment for the specific exercise of
any of the
and
Factors,
opened
of
presently owned
the
"
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company
compared
with
"This acquisition," Mr. Sigmier said, "provides the company with a
manufacturing plant in being, located within the Common Market; and
will enable it to produce, in Germany, other Parker-Hannifin products
Inc.—Revenues, Profits Up—
operating revenues of
$9,935,000 in May, 1961.
$12,801,000
for
May,
for
profit, after taxes, interest and all other
expenses,'in May, 1962,
was
$638,166. In May, 1961, the net
profit was $307,850.
May revenues, up 28%, were the result of additional
jet schedules
compared
to
and
fof the
with
from
a
year
Seattle's
ago
and
World's
an
increase
in
transcontinental travel
Fair—Northwest's - operating revenues
first five months of the
year were $55,721,805.
This compared
that
market."
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Parker-Hannifin
Net
already has, in Amsterdam, Holland,
a
wholly
subsidiary known as Parker-Hannifin, n.v., which functions as
sales,
warehousing and service organization
for
Parker-Hannifin
owned
a
products
Sigmier
be
on
said,
utilized
nany's
in
the continent and in England. It is anticipated, Mr.
that the facilities of this Amsterdam subsidiary will
the distribution of products manufactured in the com-
Cologne plant.—-V,
195, p. 2079,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
June 20,
a
r
Co^
certain conditions.
under
PROCEEDS—The net
will
offered
debentures
funds.'••'!'
.
BUSINESS—The
.
closed
in
departments
own
of the company.
-stock
"y^.
■
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loan
bank
Term
due
tures
—
—
subordinated
convertible
GVi%
Feb.
'
.
------
1
,
800,000 shs. .7,
'
.
.
Amount
/
■*
(OQO's Omitted)
—-
-
1
:
Amount
.
(000's Omitted)
in
1886
1922
under
the
of
"San
Brewing
Antonio
Pneumatic
industries,
1961,
-
Inc.
increased
The
4
for;;
1T CAPITALIZATION
Preferred Stock:.
5%%
■..»
,
new
-,
i
to
l;"
sAid:
Mullin
1962
CAPITALIZATION
-
'.
.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
•"
.
f
a
as
FINANCING
stock
Common
$1)—-—!
(par
UNDER WRITERS—The
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
—
1,477,000 shs.
underwriters named below have made
firm
a
subject to the terms" and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, a copy of which is filed as an exhibit to the registration
•statement, to purohase severally and not jointly from .the selling
•stockholders the respective number of shares of common stock set
commitment,
forth
Shares
,
,
Robertson &
Pancoast
:™.*™™—_18,60Q
Eastman Dillon, Unloh
.Dewar,
Securities Sc Co.
Francis I.
du
Bache. Sc
Co.
6,500
Pbnt
&
Co.™ 6,500
$hares
Reinholdt Sc Gardner.'
2,000
Rowles, Winston & Co,—'2,000
C. Wheat & Cq.™™™™. a;00P
*
~
Chas. B. Whi^e & Co
2,000
Barret, Fitch, North &v - r > r
Co., L Inc.
1,500
T
Dallas Union Securities Co., V
.
...
_„™
•
Dittmar
Sc«■
™™™;™_-:__
5,5Q0_
Co.,
Inc.™™—
Funk, Hobbs Sc Hart, Inc.™
Piper, -Jaffray Sc Hopwood_i.
)xau8cher,. Pierce & Co., Inc.
5Rotan, Mosle <Ss Co.™™™™
Puss
Co., Inc..—™—„
Zanders
-
5,500
2,500
Dempsey*Tegeler & Co,, Inc. 2.50Q
G.
Edwards
Inc.
Co
Newton
Loewl &
&
Cq,.
1,500
Co., Inc._™__^,_» 1,500
McCormick
&
Co.l._______^_ 1,800
McCourtney-Breckeriridge
&
&
p.
> •>
1,500
&
-
Co.
,_™,—,—1,300
& Co. ™,_—_™r_ 1,500
Quinn
Schneider, Bernet Se '
Hickman, Inc.
Stifel, Nicolftus 8e Co,,
>
-.
™™™™™,
Fulton, Reld & Co., inc.™ 2.Q00
Howard, Weil, Labouiese,
195,
...
——1,500
-Calvert, -j
Lentz,
Bateman, Eichler & Co.„_™ 2,000
Friedrichs
1,500
King, -Nelson- &
Sons™™ 2,500
Barron McCulloch $5 Co.:
2,500
William R. Staats & Co,™ 2,500
~V.
_—™™™™™,™™
Joseph Mellen & Miller,
5,500.
3$. H. Austin Ab Co
A,
».
Inc.
5,500
4,500
™___™—4,500
Co.
&
5,500
5,500
Inc.
2,000
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Pendleton Tool
Manufacturers
^
pointed
*—•
V.
'195, p. 2932.
agent
for
the
New
common
York
...
stock
:
k
the
of
f
•,
»
1961, the company and its
$38,479,516, and net income
to
purchase
Petroleos Mexicanos
(Pemex),, Mexico's Government-owned petroleum
industry. Proceeds of the loan, the first long-term loan
to Pemex by private United States
investors, will be
refund
short-term obligations, thus providing
petroleum industry.
funds for expansion of the Mexican
At the Chase Manhattan Bank's head
office in New York, Pascual
Gutierrez Boldan, Director General of
Pemex, and Glenn C. Bassett,
Jr., Vice-President of the bank, signed a loan agreement-for
$30 milhon, the banks portion of the loan, It is evidenced
by 6% serial notes
that will mature within the next five
years.
Simultaneously, purchase agreements for the pther $20 million
were
being signed at the Northwest National Bank in
Minneapolis. The 1%
sinking fund notes evidencing this portion of the lofin will mature over
the period from 1967' to 1972. Investors in the
sinking fund notes
included Investors Diversified
Services,. Inc.,.-State Mutual-Life Assur¬
ance
Co. of
America
and
the Life Insurance Co. of
path
Phlllips-Eckardt Electronic
Corp.~AcquisiUo»^-
i
Exploration Co. by
were not disclosed.
leading to the acquisition of Rayflex
Phillipg-Eckardt. The details; of. the transaction
.
,
>
.
for
the
subsidiaries "had
$5,681,605.
or
M
company
bonds of
curities
&
S6- ;U.'
Co
Inc.——
500
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
*
Curtis
_^-__^_™',_f™;,7™'--3,500
L, F. Rothschild & Co. _ii!_ v 2,000l!
7 :
5,500
Schwabacher
,
Sd
1,000
500
Shields & Co., Inc.™,
500
Shuman, Agnew & Co—™— 1,000
Smith, Barney So Co., Inc.-^ 5,500
Southwick, Capapbell, Water- v,
&
Co
&
Co
Harriman
500
:_,™
—_
man ~
Stone
Ripley .& Co., Inc. 5,500
Hinton Jones
Granat Inc.—
J. A. Hogle & Co.———
rr-V. 195, p. 2699.. -
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50O
Securities
!"
_7,_—™—,—
Wertheim 8c
Co..
3,500
•_
White, Weld & Cb._—5,500
Dean Witter & Co
5,500
1,000
-
-
Purepac Corp.—Comparative Statement—
Year Ended Dec.
31—'
: r
7'
sales
Gross
™_,^——
Net
ihcome
Net
income
(net income plus depreciation),,,
Cash
per
share—
—V., 189, p. 2723v
;
;
'
53,052
$.186
■
Rayflex Exploration Co.—Acquisition—
See PhiUips-Eckardt Electronic Corp., this issue.
j
87,517
"
$.065
/
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84,946
151,136
:
1960-
$4,464,727
34,46$
! $0.50
66,190
$0.74
Cash flow
flow
* $4,470,763
share
1
per
Depreciation—
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1961
.
—
—
—™
-.
6,500
Co.," inc.™—— 2,006
—_
Walston &
500
3,500
Co
&
Corp.
Hayden, Stone St Co., Inc.— 3,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 3,500
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Realtone Electronics Corp.—Sales at Record High—
The
company has reported that net earnings on'the sales of their
transistor- radios for the fiscal year-ending March 31, -1962, ■ rose to
a
record high of $255,772,: an. Increase-of 178%
over
last year's
figure of $89,025—equal to: 30 cents a share as against 14 cents per
Share. The current earnings were adjusted to include ; the- additional
200,000 shares of stock sold to the public. during the latter part of
1961.
-:
-Net sales- totaling $5,489,470^ exceedod the record established the
previous year of $3,430,775.
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."Two major factors wero attributed-to the upswing in sales and
earnlnga-for Realtone-as 'well,.as for ,other companies in;the industry,**
stated Ely E. Ashkenazi, President,, whoso corporation' accounted for
a -substantial
portion of all transistor radios sold in the United States^
ettded Dec. -31;
operating revenues of
! • '
year
.
•
the
the
below have severally agreed
following respective principal
company:
compact • portable • transistor has* changed the radio image
a
single household appliance to a personalized ..useful article
each, member of..the; family/ Low pricing, 1 geared to reach even
.the lowest., income .brackets, .have made, them- more available td a
greater percentage of .consumers."
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He expressed the belief that. the: fuir
potential and growth of the
•transistor radio
industry is yet to. be realized., "Many new. develop¬
ments are- forthcoming: • A :
combination-pocket, size transistor, radio:talkie, a1 portable:, battery operated transistor rtape:recorder,
a
transmitter-receiver for automobiles with a 30 mile radious ™ all
•realistically- priced- for mass consumption.' Realtone, plans to market
these new,
product*, within the year, giving added impetus to sales
as
well as. justification for a
continued., bright business outlook. *
for
-Amount
w.
"The
from
-
-
-
Amount
500
Co.—
C, Bradford
JVtoronqy) Beissner & Co.,
Inp.
200
W.' H. Morton: A Co.,v Jnc;-/".3 750
FaribttA* Gorp:_i_/_l,^/_—1,600
Peters^ Writer. Sc Christen-
1,500
Baxter As Co.™™„',
-J.
-
,
,,_™—™—™™i
&
.
750
&: Co._™__ ,*
Clayton Securities Corp._l„
-
Salomon Brothers
500
Shearsoh, Hammlll A* C0.14 1,500
Stifel,- Nicolausr'A Qo.-, Inc.
250
^H)0 '~* Swtea Amoricah Corp.™,/™
300
Thomas &:Co.j_i,j.i.jA,:j
.Freeman. &
400
Co.,
-
200
—
;Green, Ellis St Anderson™,*. 400
.Gregory & Sons™—600
Ira Haupt Sc Co.™,__
500
J, H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.—
200
John B.. Joyce .Sc. Co.™-™™ - 15ft
—V. ' 195, p. 2699.
Walter
Wertheim; &:Co._,c.„
:
<
:■:
/i™
.
f,
/.
Since
300
Winstow# Cohu & -stetson,'
*
Jne.-:i™™,™™/^i._l_i/_J.' .500
Arthur L. .Wright & Co., Inc. . 150
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc
200
&
Gas
Co.
days
.
.
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Proposes Bonq
7
7-
to
the
company
board
of
announced
directors
that its finance
at
its^ July
committee will
recommend
meeting, that the. company
proceed with the sale .of $90,000,000'principal amount of its first
and. refunding, mortgage bonds to be dated
JVug. 1»-1968 and to mature
•Aug. 1,-1992: It is* expected that the bonds will be offered $t com¬
petitive bidding on Aug. 21, 19621
'
The proceeds from .'the
sale Will be added' to the general funds of
the company and Will be1 used
by. it fof its .'general corporate pur¬
poses) including the redemption of $50,000,000 principal-amount of its
,
.was
in- active
operation-for
the
1
last
17
Properties
For
•
is
a
real
estate
development,
construction
\
the
3-month
period
and
holding
*'•<.
,
.;
ending March
31, 1962, net revenue of
$73,870 is reported after air expenses including depreciation allowance,
interest on mortgages* and debentures.
Revenue from
rentals and
interest totaled $394,549.
President Alex J. Rubin states that first-
quarter results, projected on an annual basis, indicate, a net return
in excess of that estimated at the timq. o^ organization last year.
-
17
Properties
of
1961, the company's first. annual •. report includes an
statement of income for the first quarter of. 1,962.
Revenue
.company.
As of Dec.
-
The
Revenue
only
audited
:
.
per
Revenue Properties Co. Ltd.—Annual Report—
;
,
Public Service Electric
more
fiscal year 1962, Mr. Ashkenazi. estimates company sales
$8,000,000 with net earnings -expected to reach 45 cerits
share.—V. 195, p.. 1100.
>,
,
v.
exceed
or
1,500
./
.
to
"
Stokes & Co.-150
*500
the
For
.
Hutzler 1,500
Cunningham^, Schmertz Se
Co., Inc
Dempsey-rTegeler-A; Co:, Inc^
Elkins, Morris,- Stokes & Co.
-
.
Inc.,—. 150
sen,
* 250
.
.
-
.
500
Courts &r Co.^_™i_i
Issue—
On June 25. 1962 it was-reported that Rodman &
Renshaw, Chicago,
in the
negotiations
assisted
the
series
c,
i
l
Bache
Eastman
..
.
basis,
Bail, Burge & Kraus—-—500
.J. Banh & Co.—,
__i_
500
Virginia.
Dillon,' Union Securities Co., New York; placed the 7%
sinking fund notes. The Chase Manhattan Bank has been appointed
trustee for both the 6% serial notes and
1% sinking fund notes.
Inc. 3,500
3,500
Union
;
5,500
3,800
Wml, P. Harper Ss Son & Co.
500
!
COOO's Omitted)
' '
1 '*•' : tQOO'Admitted)
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc:__$4,400 • Kenower, MacArthur & Co. $200
Allison-Williams Co.__
-150 ^W, q. Langley. & Co.™™^._' lt000
'
osn
-n/ro^iroii
j>r
s.
inn
Anderson Si StmHiirir.lr
Strudwick—250
Mackall & Coe,,^,™™_—_
300
McMaster Hutchinson Ac Co.
Auchindo8s, Parker & Red- * •
'
200
canos
to
from:
of the
«•
..
Dominick,
Co.,
Dillon,
Giore, Forgail & Co.:
Hallgarten & Co.™™*.
PURCHASERS—The, purchasers named
•
(Pemex)—-Private Financing Ar¬
ranged—The Chase Manhattan Bank and nine institu¬
tional investors loaned $50 million to Petroleos Mexi¬
used
consolidated
- a
•
corporation.
&
&
ton
Martin Nelson & Co., Inc.—'
500
Pacific Northwest Co.
3,000.
,
'
ap¬
2,000
2,000
Stein,^—' 500
500
Ferris
a.,
REVENUES—«On
v
1,800
City, Haas been'
2,000
Co., Inc.
500 >
.
,
1,500
Industries, Inc.—Appointment--'
Hanover Trust. Co.,
co-transfer
Sd Weeks—
3,500
HUtton & Co., Trie.— 2,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. 5,500
Lehman Brothersl—5,500
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 5,500
Irving Lundborg & Co
1,000
Mltch'um, Jones & Temple-.
2,000
Elworthy St Co.___
of.
amounts
,
Horn blower
E. F.
t_,j.™17,500
at
jManchester. Nr H. ahd its subsidiaries;
singlevintegfated -system furnishing-electric service in the
Manchester,: Nashua,
Portsmouth/ Berlin,
Dover,
Keene;
Laconia, Franklin;' Rochester arid Somersworthr and 172 - other New
Hampshire municipalities having ; a„ population of about 480,000 (I960
census)
or
about 80%
of the total population of the state. /They
also sell electricity to nine Other utilities; distribute arid sell electricity
■.in six to wns in.. Vermont and six' towns -in Maine; -and sell and service
electric appliances, .: :
.
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icities,
inc
Co
500
The company,, of 1087 Elm-St.,
.
(.operate
,
Co.
&
are* redeemable
bonds
.
shares
Hooker & Fay, Inc.——
500
Fen-
Fahnestock
sinking
fund redemption prices-ranging from-101.3.4%. commencing May.'l965,
to par; add at general redemption prices receding from 106.01%
to
(pa*, plus accrued interest in both cases.. ..
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1,500
Westheimer
1657.
FEATURES—The
&
Eastman
the financing will be used to retire
>11 of the company. Series J. BC and L bonds, due 1987, 1989 and 1990,
respectively, at ap estimated cost of $22,171,864, and to pay shortterm borrowings Incurred for interim financing of < construction. T|ie
balance of the proceeds will be used for construction of - additional
facilities and* for other corporate purposes.
: -,
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>
,
,
Pierce,
Allyn &
Drexel
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
below:
C. Allyn <5r Co.—l«,60O
A.
Lynch,
Dominick
*
..
..
-
Edward L. Burton & Co._J_
received
.
stock set
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chicago, is manager of: an
underwriting group which offered.on, June: 28,: 1962,
$24,000,000 of this company's first mortgage bonds,
series M 4%% due July lt: 1092, at 101.385% and accrued
interest to yield 4.54%.
The group won award of the
bonds at competitive sale on June 27 on a bid of 100.51 %,
The other bids,'all for 4%s, werer Lehman Brothers,
100:499V Kidder, Peabody & Co., 100.48; and' First Boston
Corp., ido.382.
:. ; ;
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Authorized
C.
100;000shs:
■
150,000 shs.
3,593,501 shs!
named
below
severally have
subjeet to certain conditions precedent; to
respective numbers of shares of the
opposite:their names.
V;
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Bonds Offered
) "
-.
underwriters
American Securities Corp
Bache & Co
,
States.
14,250,000
company: the
,
A, G. Becker &
contracts recently in each; of these new fields, with ex¬
cellent prospects for follow-on work.—V. 195, p, 2079."
/
Association." It owns
where "Pearl" beer is
the
«Sr Smith
ner
•
A.
missile, ordnance aridr aerospace fields to, take up 'the -interim' slack
in demand for landing gears, CPFs principal product; The subsidiary
has
Outstanding
$110,000,000 '
:•-•
v
Shares
•&_ Co., Inc..—1__^_^_17,500
„
„
Merrill
^
~'X
prtesent and futuro operatiohs- of its riew subsidiary;
"CPI is currently expandinlg'-its'-''activities' in the
^
Commenting^ on
Mr.
31,
*.
commitment,
from
preferred
-
Blyth
3.9
and operates a brewery in San Antonio, Texas,
produced. It also owns and operates a brewery in St. Joseph, Missouri,
where
"Pearl"
and
"Goetz" beers,
Country Club Malt Liquor-" and
"Goetz Pale" near beer are produced. The sales of the company. in
1961
ranked
17th in barrelage
among
all beers marketed in the
United
firm
a
purchase
Bramhall
May
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UNDERWRITERS-—The
made.,
strength of the company as a result of its acquisi¬
Pneumatic, is .apparent in part from a comparison
Mr. Mullin. said.! Working capital amounted
on
7
FINANCING
PRESENT
pref.
compared to $4,089,674 available
to PneumoDynamics last year
before the acquisition, and the ratio
pf: current assets to current liabilities has increased from 3 to l td
$12,995,337
TO
stock, cum. <$100 par)" lOb.oOO-shs.
New pref. stock ($100 par)
150,000 shs.
Common stock ($10 par),™--™™-—
5,000,000 shs.
:
was
EFFECT
First mortgage- bonds—!
5 y4%
debentures due 1983—$15,000,000
of the financial statements,
to
GIVING
Authorized
-
Cleveland
of
The company,
The
Sam S.
tion
16,:
company's service area covers approximately. 3,200 square. miles
principally ip the Puget Sound region of western Washington and in¬
cludes part of. Kittitas County in the. central
portion of. the; state/:
In March, 1962 the. estimated,
population of the.company's- operating
territory totaled 850,000 as compared !with 500,000 for, the same terri¬
tory in 1952. The territory .includes 272 communities;, and adjacent, rural'
areas. Over 50%
of the. company's customers live outside of incorpo¬
rated cities and towns. Bellingham,- the largest
city served, has an
estimated population "of 35,970. At March 31,
1962) the company had
1,897 regular employees and served 235,173 customers,
r1 ; ; ,
'
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.
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.which ils an- electric utlity operating exclusively within1
State of -Washington, .and-its predecessors have* been .furnishing:
electric service-.in-the Puget Sound-Cascade region for- over 70 years.'
v
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.
company;
name
Cleveland
<.;_/■
the
$916,621, equivalent to $1.07" ott each
31,-1962. prior to the recent
payment of a 3%" stock dividend. A year ago PneumoDynamics alone,
reported sales of $7,421^215 and net income -of $384,643, or: 70 cents
a
share on 550,000 shares.
'
!
The interim report: points out that if CPI had been a part of
PneumoDynamics a year ago, the six months' sales then would have
been $25,017,306, and net income $805,487, or 94 cents a share on the
basis of 857,200 shares.: 7; 7
;
the
as
'Nov.
on
of the 857,200 shares outstanding on May
with its principal • executive ' offices at
San Antonio, Texas, is a Texas' corporation #g^nsuccessor to a business originally commenced in
BUSINESS—The
of
results
$22,907,487, and net income
19, 1962 prospectus, A. C. Allyn & Co., Chicago,
and Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, San Antonio, Texas,
and associates, offered publicly, 136,700 shares of this
firm's common stock at $22.50 per share. Proceeds front,,
the sale of the stock will accrue to selling stockholders,
ized
the
t
Washlngtaon corporation -formed in. -I960 for that purpose. The merger
involved, no change in name,, business,- management, properties: or
fiabilities.
' v*•
,y
.
Mullih, President of ^PneumoDynamics,. In his, interim report
to stockholders said that aS a' result; of the acquisition of CPI, which
was completed in April of this year,
"the: company is larger, "stronger;
and more' capable."
; ' ■''!.'r.-T-:'t
Consolidated net sales for the first half of fiscal 1962 amounted to
•
June
312 Pearl Parkway,
/..
periods, net income of PneumoDynamios Corp. in. the six months,May 31, 196^ showed an increase of 14%
over the same half
of .fiscal
Offered—Pursuant to a
Pearl Brewing Co,-—Common
f'
bate—.
'•»
company of
1400 Washington Bidg„ Seattle, was'
1912-in- Massachusetts/ changed its- corporate'domicile,
1960/ to the State of Washington, by 'merger into ai
incorporated in
Memphis
of "this.
j
BUSINESS—The
ended
:!'V"''!'!'!.".
v':
/
,
Directors
Board, of
Including
both
Edward D. Jones Sc Co—™ £0
Newhard, Cook & Co..
60
Orvis Brothers Sc Co.—
60
Peters, Writer Sc Christensen,
Inc. ——
—™-™
60
Reinholdt Sc Gardner
.60
I. K Simon Sc Co.__-——
60
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.—
60
G. H. Walker & Co
60
•
—
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Scherck, Richter Co
—$850
Dempsey-Tfigeler & Co., Inc. .150
A, C. Allyn- Sc Co.100
George K. Baum Sc Co._— 100
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 100
Stern
Brothers & Co
100
Bosworth, Sullivan Sc Co., '
Inc
:
60
A
G.'Edwards & Sons
60
—V. 195, p. 2148.
;
program,
backlog of
•
539,500 shs.
and conditions set forth .in
.
PROCEEDS-7-Net -proceeds-from "the sale will be- used to -repay an
$11,500,000 of bank loans, due Sept. 30, 1963, incurred, for
construction, and provide funds for the company's 1962 construction'
with!
year
of
.
PneumoDynamics Corp.—7Net Increased 14%—
2,292'™a
underwriting agreement, the company has agreed to sell to each ■
pf the underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters has
severally agreed to purchase the principal amount of
convertible;
subordinated debentures set opposite its name below:
•"■! '
the
,.
estimated
of $4,000,000,"
Plough, Inc.—Stock Split Record
The
-
the
•
during
2%
212,000
/ '
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the terms
contracts
the. current, year' with, a
enter
and
-
..
FEATURES—Tho stock will be redeemable at' the
the company at prices from $105 to $102, and will be
a sinking fund/ beginning May
15, 1966", designed to retireof the outstanding stock annually.
option
.
——r-
.
of
number
record
a
results
excess
.
entitled to
>
^
-500,000
Equipment purchase contracts-/-—~ * Note payable to officer, director
5Vs %
convertible subordinated debentures due June 1, 1977—
Common
stock
($1 par)——.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
vv
,
deben-
197K_„™™™™_
1.
irt
of
.
.
REDEMPTION
<
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based proprietary -drug
manufacturer; <St.- Joseph Aspirin,. Coppertone»r-etc.,) at a .special medting' passed a ^resolution .directing that the amendment,, to-the Certifi¬
"v %:•*
cate of Incorporation^ changing, the authorised capital stock from. 3,^
FINANCING
300,000 shares, par- value $2.60 per share,•* to' 5,oeo,000 shares; parv
Outstanding
value $1.25 per
share, be filed and recorded on July 2, 1962, and:
$400,000 }
setting the cjose • of business; on July. 2, 1962 as the record date for
\ '
-Ann
the 2-for-l. stock split previously upproved;»i/ t.... 'i
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• 390,000 "
'
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Certificates 'representing' the ^additional jshares
will be
mailed
1*9,9b4
Aug. 3, 1962 —V. 195, p.- .-2746?-v
^ >1' >•••';! >
TO1 PRESENT
Authorized
.:
$500,000
v
on
'<
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refunding mortgage borids due 1989 and
the-cost of its construction program.
and
portion
a
749..
p.
On ,June 28, 1962,( an underwriting group headed by:
Blyth & Co.; inc., arid' Merrill"Lynch, Pierce, F.enrier &\
Smith Inc., New York City, offered publicly,- 150,009'
shares of this company's $4.84-dividend preferred stock,!
$100 par, at $100 per share.
"
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„
door
Small and Mr; John Small; together with his
approximately-67.% of the outstanding common
Approximately 33% of the outstanding common EFFECT
J
'
president Frank Grpeneveld, Jr.. told;
stockholders. During the year offices were established in Atlania,
Eittsbuirgh and-London.r-V. 195, p. 2598.7 *:
V*VV' ■Z'y'' >' -■;•'
licensed,
membership^ department stpres. Messrs.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
bid
"We
.
>
:
encouraging
orders
1958, by the operation of
held: publicly.-" '■•,•;*!-■*
is
stock
•
L.
Harry
and
wife," beneficially
J
'• ■
For the 12 mouths to March 31, 1962,. salea were a record $5,157,242
and net earnings after tax were $115,880 or 62 cents a share, com¬
pared With previous year's sales of $4,303,626'and net earnings of
$144,644- or' 77 cents a- share on Jthe same capitalization. "Saiea ajid
earnings were reported on May 25.
" K:' ,v>!; '
'
;
' •
,
year-end.
of 2323 Orand Ave., Kansas City, Mo.,
engaged in the retail drug business, both through
conventional retail stores, and, since
Report—
At
its
fiscal
year-end, March. 31,
1962, Planet Corp.^ (custom'
designers and builders of Automated -materials handling equipment) net working capital of $777,532 and a current ratio of 2.3 to 1,
cash of $2121,1,77, and. had retired all long?, and .short-term indebted-'
ness during
the year, the annual report to stockholders, announced. Total
retained
earnings were equivalent to $6.15 a share»at the'
company*
and its subsidiaries 15
Phillip
Monday, July 2, 1962
,
.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Preferred: Offered—
t
had
'•
.
Corp.-r-Annual
Planet
195,
first
5^8%
payment, of
—V.
shares of Phillips-J.
of %% cumulative,
preferred stock,' effective July 2, 1962.-^—V. 195, p.' 1597. «'" ;
^ •
t
proceeds to the company from the sale of the
be added initially to the company's general
'
J,
'
the
City. Bank his been - appointed sole successor transfer
First National
agent to the Chase Manhattan Bank lor 2,000,000
Van Heusen .Corp. common, stock and 3,343 shares
associates, offered publicly, $2,000,000
of this company's 5^% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due June 1, 1977, at 100%, plus accrued interest
from June
1, 1962. These debentures are convertible;
prior to maturity into common stock at conversion price
of $12.50 principal amount of debentures for each snare
of common stock if converted on or prior to June 1.
1967, thereafter at the conversion price of $15 principal f
amount for each share if converted on or prior to June V
1972, and thereafter at. the conversion price of $17.50
on or prior to the maturity date, subject to (adjustment;
Louis, Mo., and
St
outstanding
Philllps-yaii Heusen Gorpr—-Appointmentr—
Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant
1962 prospectus Scherck Richter &
Parkview Drags,
to
.
(10)
$17
million
real
estate
v
Rohr
31, 196T,
of
at
Revenue Properties shows
which
oost
$15
and
assets
,
of more than
million
$1.5
approximately,, vfas represented
million cash.
CH>rp.—Awarded Foilow-bn Orders^;
awarded follow-on order* amounting
.
by
J
The company has been
to $13.*500,000 by the Lockheed Georgia-Co. for additional engine pods for the
C-130 Hereules
turboprop.transport series,,
*
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Continued
on
page 52
Volume 196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6173
(11)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
during the current week. Then we follow with
we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name
of Company
Share
When
Hudson
Central
State
Corp. (initial)
1
12%c
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR
20c
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
,
~
5.75% preferred B (quar.)____
$$1.43%
6%% preferred A (quar.)
$$1.56%
Algonquin Building Credits; Ltd.1 (s-a)__lL_J7 $17%c'
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. (Del.)—
Quarterly
5c
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd., com.
$10c
62%c participating class A (quar.)
$15%c
Aluminum Co. of America, 3%% pfd. (quar.)
93%c
8-15
8-15
Co.
of
Caiftda
American
Book
American
Can
American
Discount
American
Home
American
Insurance Co.
American
Motorists
Co.
8-31
8-10
12 %c
75c
8-1
7-31
7-13.
American
Pad
(Ga.)
(Newark, N. J.)
Columbian
dividend payment
Anchor
Post
(quar.)
7-12
7-
5
$1.75
7-31
7-
$2
6-29
6-30
(no action taken
6-26
25c
62 %c
8-
1
Atkinson
Finance
Preferred
Atlantic
Corp.,
(s-a)
Fe
4.75%
Class
B
Austin Nichols
60c
9-
1
1
8-1
9-1
8-1
Dividend
Rock
Bathurst Power
Class
A
Belmont
Frocks
6-22
6-22
Dixon-Powdermaker
6-29
Dominion & Anglo
Dodge
5%
7-16
7-6
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-13
6-27
Furniture
(stk.
1%
Dominion
7-20
Pont
7%%■
Ltd.—
Co.
..
(quar.)—
8-31
12-17
9-30
Metals
preferred
7%
9-1
8-15
8-
9-1
8-15
r
7-27
1
6-20
7-
1
9-14
8-31
Enamel
7-
6
6-29
6-22
$12%C
$62%c
8-1
7-6
8-1
7-6
20c
8-1
7-16
$17%c
L
______
8-1
6-30
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
6-28
9c
preferred
&
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-22
6-30
8-24
8-
8-
1
6
7-25
7-20
7-
9-
1
$5c
20c
$1.50
30c
25c
70c
preferred
'$3
•"
.___
7%c
deposit
17
»,
1
8-15
6
7-3 V
7-16
7-31
6-30
7-17
7-10
7-
6-16
1
7-13
7-27
7-27
7-13
7-16
7-
2
7-16
7-
6-30
1
8-
1
7-20
3c
125c
7- 2
7-5
6-27
8-1
Corp.
Burmah Oil, American "Shares
(quar.)
__
;
Chemical,
Canadian
General
Ltd.
2%
20c
$3 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
.__i
Investments Ltd.
75c
'
:_
(s-a)
9
8-1
7-16
7-
(quar.>
55c
$18%c
tlOc
$31c
6-30
6-15
7-
6-25
2
—
—:
Electric
Light
5c-
——
75c
5c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Machine, class A (quar.)
B
Foursquare
(quar.)
—
Co.
,
Friendly Finance, 6%
6-15
1
7-16
7-31
7-12
7-26
7-
7-26
7-3
7-16
7-
7-
2
6-25
8-
1
7-20
8-
8-
3
2
7-20
1
4c
7-31
7-
3%
15c
14c
6-29
6-15
Inc.-
Fund
Franklin Ellectric
12%c
12%c
7- 2
2
(stock, dividend).
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_
:_
Fritzi of California Mfg.
fc__
6
9-15
9-1
9-28
9- 3
5-11
2
common^ (quar.)
7-16
7-
9-10
8-10
Gardner-Denver,
4% preferred
7-10
Garden State Nat'l Bank of Teaneck (N. J.)—
Semi-annual
7-13
General Steel Wares Ltd.—
5% preferred
(quar.)
2
America—;
of
Ltd., class A
Canadian
7- 6
12%c
.
Power,
(quar.)
2
7-
6
Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (s-a)
(Albany) (s-a)____—
Union
Class
9-17
8-
21c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Electric
7-
1
8-1
5c
7-10
7-20
Foote Bros. Gear &
6
25c
Morrill
Soup
7-
7-16
10-
7-20
1
&
8-
1
8- 1
7-28
10-
7-13
-
1
9-1
7-26
7-12
7-16
•
6-29
50c
$1
(quar.)
i___^__
^
8-
4
8-1
9
7-17
7-2
6-22
8-
7-10
1
8c
-___
__:
9-
;
$$1.25
General Mills (quar.)
General-Telephone
4%%
preferred
60c
>
t
Gateway Sporting Goods__
Gateway Transportation (quar.)
-
7-25
7-12
12%c
7-23
7-
30c
8-
6
7-10
1
L
6
7-6
9-28
9-20
9-14
8-30
9-14
7-27
10-
9-14
1
6-22
7-
1
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-14
10-
1
9-14
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
6-29
6-22
8-
1
7-
Telephone, common (quar.)
6% noncumulative preferred (quar.)___—
International Distillers & Vintners, Ltd.
20c
20c
7-
2
6-22
7-
2
6-22
7-
income
Inter-Mountain
(London)
Packings
Corp.
(quar.)—_—
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)____.—
IritSetstate Financial, class A (quar.).
2
3
5-25
7-13
6-29
8-15
$$0.0544
15c.
12%c
20c
20c
—
International
7-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
V 21 Vic
15c
$3
7-
1,
6-20
7-
1
6-20
6-29
6-22
47%c
9-
1
7-31
$1.09
$1.05
8-1
7-13
1
7-13
Istel Fund
40c
7-30
7- 2
Ivey (J. B.) & Co. (quar.)-i.
25c
7-
6-25
IOC
7-20
7-10
10c
8i-
7-10
Class
B
(quar.)________
$1 preferred ,(quar,^__—4.—
85cc preferred (quar.).___
t.——
6%' preferred (quar.V__
Investment Bond & Share, preferred (s-a)__
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
4.36%
,
preferred
preferred
Electric,
25c
.
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)____.
(quar.)__—
—
Manufacturing-
Colby (quar.)-—
Jostens, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—:
Joy Manufacturing (reduced quar.)Kaufman & Broad Building
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (quar.)
King-Seeley Thermos (quar.)__
7%c
2 %c
8-
2
1
7-24
.
m
25c
7-
3
7-24
7-3
7-30
7-13
15c
8-10
75c
7-
30c
__.
7-16
2
7-20
6-14
7-
2
2
30c
Knapp-Monarch
——
7-16
7-
10c
—
—
Lafayette Insurance Co.
(New
Orleans)—
Semi-annually _______
___________—
Limitee, class A_^—_____
7-16
6-29
75c
$10c
Lamontagne
Machine
Landis
(Pa.)
Rubber
Leeds
&
Tire
&
Northrop.,
Stock dividend
(quar.)
i
Salt
Common
7-13
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-15
7-2
6-12
15c
9-10
8-3
,75c
$1.25
60c
—
—
Corp., dividend on 3.75%
deferred at this time
6-30
6-22
7-30
15c
Co.
(quar.)——
7-14
6-28
$15
—
(liquidating)
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
Quarterly
-—_—
Lincoln Telephone 8s Telegraph Co.—
Wharf
6-30
31Vic
31 Vic
25c
preferred A
(quar.)— _—~———
preferred B
(quar,)___—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
—
5%
Leslie
5
7-14
1%
______—.
5%
Lewis
6-21
7-
6-15
40c
—
(quar.)—_____
common
___;
1
2
7-
7%c
15c
Lawrence Gas——
Lee
7-
7-25
35c
25c
45c
(quar.)__
Langendorf United Bakeries, common (quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)—_l_____________
7-10
6-30
7-10
6-30
9-
4
7-
2
8-
7
preferred
shares
Grader Corp., class A (quar.)___
Candy Corpi (s-a)i__—,—u.u—.■■■
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)__
—
Lorain Coal & Dock Co., ,5% pfd. (quar.)—
Los Angeles Athletic Club
(quar.)
—
Lowe's
Companies
(quar.)—
—
Lunkenhelmer Co. (quar.)—
—
—
Gas
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4%% pfd. A
4% preferred B (quar.)
Magnetic Metals
.———
Majestic Specialties
(quar.)_
Major
22%e
8-
1
-
7-6
(quar.)—
15c
IOoO"
40c
62VaC
55c
10c
35c
30c
dividend——
&
Hyde
pc
6-15
(7-16 n
(7-
6
8-
1
7-
9
7-
1
6-20
7-10
'6-29
1
7-16
9-10
8-31
7-25
7-16
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
8-
______
&
1%
7-11
8-15
8-
7-31
7-10
7-
6
6-27
1
7-
6
6-27
7- 2
;———.10c
$30c
7-16
7-31
7- 3
35c
$1.11
5%
8-31
8-15
1
7-16
10-31
10-1
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)-^.
—
Massachusetts Electric Co., 4.44% pfd. (quar.)
Matthessen
$1.06%
$1
17%c
2c
(quar.)___^
Finance
Stock
Malone
Hegeler Zinc
(stock dividend)
8-
7-20
25c
12%c
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
pfd. (quar.)
$1.38
8-
1
7-16
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Miami Extruders
(quar.)
________
Michigan Bakeries, 5%% pfd. (accum.)
Michigan Life Insurance (s-a)—
Mickelberry's Food-Products (quar.)_
Midland-Guardian Co. (Cincinnati) (quar.)
32%c
8-
1
7-12
7-16
7- 2
7-
6-15
(Oscar) 8s Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Merrimack-Essex Electric, 5.20%
Mayer
McCall Corp.
——
(George J.)
Meyer
Military Corporation (stock dividend)..
Miller Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)_——
—-————
Milton Bradley Co.
—
—
Molybdenum Corp. of America (stock
Montana Power Co., $6 preferred
$4.20
Moore
7%
Co, of California—
(quar.)
6
7-
7-31
4c
From investment
Loft
8-
Gas
7-
7-31
6-20
_i_
Ltd
Lockwood
6-20
Fitchburgh
7-31
2
7- 2
6-30
5
Flagg Utica Corp.
8-31
11-30
7-
15c
6-30
7-
Realty (Ohio)
First Virginia Corp,, class A-
6-26
7
7-16
9-25
12-21
(quar.)—
of Canada
Industrial Plywood, 6% preferred
Institutional Growth Fund—
6-30
$6
2%
50c
$1.10
17c
5c
B___
1
7-12
7-13
10c
National Bank
Class
7-16
$10c
7-13
—1—
First
7-16
1
______
7-13
5
6-25
(s-a)___
(initial)
(reduced)——
Industrial Minerals
7-
7-
Realty
1
8-
$1
——.__—^
(Canada) (quar.)—
Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar,)__
preferred
(quar.)_—.—
7-13
6-30
Hartford
pfd. B (quar.)__
Lionel
7-16
First Trust Co.
7-20
30c
._
Products
Co.
8-1
8-
70c
(N.J.)
8-
C.)—
D.
—
National Bank
First Troy Nat'1
7-20
$12 %c
•
(Washington,
6
8-20
8-
25c
——
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_________
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.)—______——
$2
|7rst
7-5
8-
50c
_■_
40c
50c
'
7-
9-15
8-15
$75c
31 Vic
37%c
(accum.)
Hdad
$1.50
6-26
2
7-25
40c
10c
$30c
13%c
15c
$1.25
(quar.)___—
7-9
Marshall Field
(See
Mortgage
Co.
6-29
7-
$1.12%
Imperial Life Assurance
Lynchburg
Insurance
First Clinton
I
8-20
$1,19
$1.25
_______
orstock).—
(quar.)___——^1——
Co.
8s
Brick
5
6-19
6-20
7-9
2%
:
____;
9-15
(Princeton, N. J.) (s-a)
First National Credit Bureau (stock div.)—
$1.06
_____
Canners
7
33c
__
Publications
Illinois
7-
2
6-30
5c
Bearing
7-25
'
Semi-annual
6-22
■'/"*,
1962)
(quar.)—_______
(optional cash
(Marshall)
Firemen's
First
payment
depositary share
(quar.)
common-
7-10
1
7-16
15c
—
10-1
& Co.).
5-14
20c
95c
Canadian
Field
(final
June 30,
Semi-annual
7-11
45c
common,,(initial quar.)
Assurance
Federated
6-25
30c
Campbell
6-20
7-17
$0,119
(initial)
—
______
Federal Street Fund—
New
(Syracuse)
1
(s-a)
Services
Finance,
preferred
preferred A (quar.)
...
15c
$7.50
25c
15c
$1.37,V2
_____—
5%%- ,prefior
•5%
6-29
7-1
$3.80 preferred (quar.
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)_
Browning Arms
Men's
,
'
(quar.)—(quar.)___j.
Terminal Co.
Federal
6-29
7-10
Plan
Feam Foods
6-29
7-16
Record
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
' *'6-2.9"
7-31
Brockton Taunton Gas, common..
8s
7-16
7-16
7-16
7c
preferred
Bradley (Milton) Co._—
__:
Brazilian Traction Light & Power, Ltd._
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.).
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.
Steel
7-10
17c
per
ending
new
7-19.
Family
6-29
2%
.____
receipts
cents
year
7-10
8-
$45c
50c
—__________—_____
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 5%
4% preferred A (quar.)
8-15
9-
"Heating Products Ltd.—
non-cumulative
4%
Engelhard Industries (quar.)
Essex Chemical, 6% series A conv. preferred
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
—
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Exeter & Hampton Electric (quar.)
7-10
6-20
Ltd.—
participating
7-10
$45c
(quar.)__—
6-28
7-
$$1.75
(accum.)
6-30
8-;i
8-1
6-29
7-16
8-
6-28
$.0105
15c
$1.50
.___
7-20
60c
—
6-29
6-28
$5.80
1
1
7- 6
:
9-
7-13
—
6-15
i
7-27
$8
6-27
.
1
tl5c
$93%c
25c
—
&
6rl5
50c
10-
7-16
6-30
7--6
7-13
< ?
—
7-10
7
6
&
Jane
$25ci»
15c
7-30
7-31
8-15
1
8-20
1
75o
—
Erie
&
Jacobsen
$$1.
Participating
$60c
Eastern Magnesia Talc (quar.)
$1.50
Eaton-M'fg. Co. (quar.•)___
45c
Echlin Mfg.
(increased quar.)
10c
Eichler
Homes
(quar.)—
12V2c
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
$1.25
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_____
$1.18%
Employers Group Associates (Boston) (quar.)35c
4%
6-20
7-30
t$1.75
Ltd., common
(quar.)
:—
Supply Co. (quar.)
preferred
Inc. (quar.)
_____^
Stores,
common
(quar.)
6%
preferred Cquar.)-^
East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.
7-10
7tl0
2
$20c
—,
Eagle,
Eagle
7-31
9-17
8-15
8-15
9-
Co.,
Canada,
of
7-
$$1.25
7-20
du
,
;i
:
1
Ducommun
-
b.9* 1
6-21
9-
56y4c
Inspection
—
dividend
4.22%
8- 1
7-1
6-29
7-31
7-31
6-22
6-19
7-14
7-14
7- 3
7-20
•
Investment Corp.—
Bridge
Textile
40c
.a.
37 %c
(quar.)
prefex'red
7-13
1
no7-31
7- 2
15c
—_—
8-
7%
8-
33c;
j.'i$l'
title,.
divid.)
new
6-15
.
*
preferred
California
under
6-15
;
:
(quar.)
4.78%
Bush
6-27
$1.18
i
6-15
6-29
time
(quar.)__.
Edison,
Business
6-30
J.)—
7- 3
10c
(quar,)__
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.—
Burnham
9-21
St
7- 3
6-29
6-21
7-10
7-25
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
7-31
10-
10c
(quar.
7- 3
10%
Bluefield Supply
Buchanan
r
6-21
$1.25
announcement
Mfg.
3
1
Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Glass Co. (5-for-l stock split subject to approval of stockholders Sept. 25)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.—
1
$1 preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
Birmingham Sound Reproducers, Ltd.—
American Deposit Receipts_j.
Bliss (E. W.) Co., $1.80 preferred (quar.)__
4.25%
changed
7-16
6c
Research, Inc. (N.
to Essex Chemical.
Eastern Bakeries
Stock dividend
the
7%C
6-20
6-25
Co.
&
Ball
Indian
Mtquar. )o
6-29
13c
40c
Big Bear Stores, class A_
Bin-Dictator I
about
1
Works—
Iron
for
8-
7-10
$1.75
8s
Name
Gas, common (quar.)
27%c
preferred (quar.)__—,—■_____:
$1.25
57/a% preferred '(quar.)____i__L_____J___,",; $1,469 r
6% preferred (quar.)
__4__
$1.50
Bicor Automation Industries, Inc. (N.'J,)—"
of
Co.
Chemical
Dividend
5%
Boston
Vilbiss
Dixon
!
$1.12%
(quar.)
American
6-20
$1.37%
Stock Yard
6-25
Berkshire
"t
6-15
$30c
10c
(Common paymWit omitted at this time)
Benjamin Franklin Hotel (Phila.)
Berkshire
Union
7-27
(quar.)
common
8
30c
(quar.)
2
7-1
75c
Co., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)_______,
Hugoton Production
(quar.)
;—
Hupp
Corp.
(special) ______
——
2
7-2
7-
20c
Hoover
7-
11 %C
6-28
5%
(quar.)
Hycon Manufacturing, 5%%
pfd.
Hydraulic Press Brick
(quar.)
7-
6-28
7-16
10c
Extra
$2C
.V
7-16
62c
Huron
11-
6-26
8-
30c
l__
Stock
6-29
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
136c
t3iy4c
__—
(Toronto)
30c
10c
15c
35c
dividend)
Belding-Corticelli Ltd,, 7%
Co.
125c
!
1
7-10
8-15
Y.)—
(N.
8-8
9-1
12-
6C
$20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Behlen Mfg.
Fund
Public
Denver
4:25c
B_
Ltd.,
tl3c
7- 9
25c
(s-a)_i_
Inc.
6-29
7-14
112c.
Investment
8-10
1
.
Paper,
5
7-2
;
(N. J.)_
8s
7-
15c
8-10
50c
30c
Inc.—
Co.
1
30c
"
6% class A, B, and C (quar.)_____
Bankers Securities Corp,, 6%
cum. common
$3 participating preferred—
Basalt
8-
9-
'
this
47 %c
$2.50
:
at
5
9-
Co.—
deferred
Bank Shares,
5
7-
30c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Bank of Nutley
7-
1
Chemical
Soto
De
Ltd., class A (quar.)__.
(Stock
1
8-
6-20
40c
Transit
8-
50c
1
8-
'•
8s
Industries
51c
7-10
7-
5
(quar.)
5
12 Vic
Boiler
Co.
Trust
Hoover
5
7-
Coatings, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred A (quar.)__
Delaware Power
Light,-(quar.) __^
from
5%%
Baker
7-
1
9-1
43 %c
Quarterly
Baltimore
2
1
World,
Hinde 8s Dauch, Ltd.
Quarterly
Home Light & Power
2
7-
8-
preferred
5%%
7-12
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-
7-16
8-
(quar.)
Royalties, Inc.—
Trust
5%
De
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd.—
5%
7-16
55c
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Daryl
Industries
(reduced-quar.)
Davenport Water Co.—
8-1
9-
65%c
1
noncumulative preferred
Bacardi Corp. (quar.)
60c
Dalex
1
8-
7%
7-13
51 %c
8-
C. Industries—
M.
6-22
7-31
9-
—
6-23
7-2
(quar.)
9-1
68%c
___
B.
7-2
11 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.08%
Co., common—
prior preference (quar.)
Auto Soler Co.
(quar.)_—
Automatic Sprinkler Corp. of America (quar.)
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
7-16
8-1
convertible
$1.20
6-29
$1.50
8-1
$1.18%
class
7-17
7-15
i__
9-1
7-12
class A and
on
7-31
Power-
9-1
1
(quar.)—
Extra
&
59c
8-
Atlantic Wholesalers,
7-31
t4c
7-10
(Cambridge) (quar.)____
60c
Harzfeld's, Inc. (quar.)__—30c
Hausman Steel (quar.)
11 Vic
Haverhill
Gas
(quar.)
40c
Hayes Industries
(increased)
u
25c
Heath (D. C.) & Co. (quar.) _________Jl___
12V2c
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)____
•
$1.25
Higbie, Mfg.
(quar.)_
20c
6-20
30c
__.
1
$1
Sewerage
Atlantic Steel Co.
(quar.)
Harvard
6-30
Associates
&
Steam
Extra
62y2c
_
1
(quar.)
City
10c
A
Consumers
6-30
(quar.)________—___—
preferred
Atlantic
7-20
7-20
■
4
1V4%
12Vic
—
Insurance
Hampsnire)—
Crown
_
preferred
(New
Hartford
1
$2.25
8-1
(quar.)
common
7-20
8-
dividends
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.).
:__
4.50%
7-20
1
8-15
(stock
8s Row Publishers, Inc. (111.)—
Quarterly (formerly Roe Peterson & Co.)
Hartford Electric Light, common (quar.):
i*'; '
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)__
:
City Electric, 4%
8-10
1
2c
Ry.
1
8-
1
(s-a)
9-1
plus $0.0130 from in-
Santa
8-
8C
7- 6
8-
5%
National
4.96%
12c
7-24
7-13
Harper
6
7%c
9-
.___.
&
Class
Consumers
7-10
7
7-16
35c
($0.0070
1
9-
8-
$1.31 V4
income)
Topeka
$1.90
Consolidated
8-10
7-10
8-
20c
(quar.)
Shares
1
1
9-
25c
Rubber
Brace
6-18
7-10
12 %c
Pumps,
Quarterly
7-20
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Leverage Fund
27y2c
Associated Dry Goods—
New common
(initial quar.)
vestment
$2.00
1
9-
8-15
10-
5c
Co.
preferred
6-18
7- 2
7-25
12 %c
(quar.)____
(increased-quar.)
Co., Ltd., common.
dividend
Harcourt,
7-12
50c
Service, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc.
(Fla.)—
60c
convertible
preferred (s-a)
Craig Bit, Ltd. (quar.)__
Crossway Motor Hotels, Inc. (Del.)—
45c
preferred
(quar.)
;
Crowley Milner & Co. (quar.)
._.
Trust
9-
8-
10c
___
sources
9-22
$30c
$56 %c
173c
37%c
20c
$1.10
Atchison
$2.04
6
on
Arizona Public Service,
Capital gain
(York)
Light
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.20
6-20
(quar.)
common„;
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
.
$2.36 preferred (quar.)
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
$2.40 preferred A (quar.)
$2.75 preferred B (quar.)__:
$2.62% preferred C (quar.)__
Artesian Water, 7% preferred (quar.)__
3
Participating preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
_
Associated Fund
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
6-20
$1
(s-a)
Hotel
Connecticut
6-22
75c
___
8-
(quar.)__
International
Corp.
(William)
Hamilton
6-18
$1.12%
:
Common
2
$2.06
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Ltd., class A
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch
(quar.)
:
Animal Trap Co. of America, common
5% preferred (quar.)__
:__
:
Applied
Arts
______
5.25%, preferred
Note
Engineering
Electric
Concord
8-6
6-22
7-
8
2
Composite Fund
at this time).
Products
Bank
Combustion
Commonwealth
6-25
7-30
2
8-
8-3
7-
(quar.)
preferred (1947 & 1956 series) (quar.)
Mortgage Service Co.
(Pa.)_
Plastics
(quar.)
1
Columbia Title Insurance
(Wash., D. C.)—
Semi-annually
i.
7-13
9-1
6-29
7-16
12 %c
Community Research & Development
1
7-
8-25
8-15
35c
Investing
Community
6c
Smelting & Refining—
7%
preferred (quar.)
American Steamship
American Transit, 6%
conv pfd A
Amoskeag Co..
& Cable
Bank
2
30c
'
(quar.)_i.__^(Englewood, (quar.)
5%
American
Anaconda Wire
National
7-
7%c
31V4c
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Greater Arizona Mortgage Co.
(stk. divid.)
Greif Bros. Cooperage, class A
(quar.)
7-6
7-16
17 %C
;
of Virginia
7-25
6c
:
Paper
;_
7-15
7c
___
(quar.).;_
Corp.
7-11
32y2c
(Chicago)
5%
2
7-
7%c
Alden
Gluckin
Goodall
40c
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
50c
Insurance
Fund
8s
Belt
1
1,
Glen
Goulds
30c
8-25
7-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
Bros.
Stock
1
common__
7- 2
8-
I
B
■
.
class A
(quar.)
Gladding, McBean 8s Co.
(Oakland,
8-
12c
(monthly)—
7-10
Colonial
8-14
30c
Corp.
7-10
8-
Class
to
2%
45c
..
8-
7-20
Colorite
9-14
1
8-15
26c
Company
Brewing,
Gimbel
Colonial Finance Co.—
7-16
8-30
10-
12y2c
__
(quar.)
Products
American Mutual
30c
$1.25
of
Co.
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
4ya% preferred (quar.)
8-10
$56 %c
City
9-14
1
9-
preferred
Citizens
6-25
6-25
10- 1
dividend
stock
50c
(quar.)___
Co.
70c
Chain
Chesapeake
7-3
$25c
10c
$1.25.
(quar.)
(quar.)____
3
Bank
of record July 26
Valley National Bank
California) (quar.)_
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.)—M
Amalgamated Sugar* 5% preferred (quar.)__
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
American Aggregates Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
__;
American Bank Stationery (initial quar.)___
6-22
holders
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
7-
7-2
—____
Central
7-18
7-18
' '7-12 '
.__
Electric
&
Century Acceptance,
7-6
4%
Gas
semi-annual
7-20
7- 2
,
7-15
____.
Aluminum
Holders
8-10
__
7-14
Genesee
(Brooklyn) —
Stockholders will vote at a special meet¬
ing to be held on July 16 on a proposed
Payable of Rec.
Ainsbrooke
(quar.)_
Central
payment date.
Per
Corp.
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
second table in which
7-13
?25c
!—
—
8-15
When
Per
Name of
5
i20c
.4
(quar.)_____
Shoe
Carlisle
nounced
a
Cos., Ltd,
Vickers, Ltd
Canadian
Cannon
Holders
Payable of gee.
10c
Oil
Canadian
When
Share
Name of Company
11
7%
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
„—
div.)—
6c
27%c
$1
20c
1
7- 2
6-15
9-12
8-17
7%c
7-11
€-21
.2%
10c
15c
3c
1%
7-10
6-30
$1.50
$1-05
(quar.)
—
t25c
preference.A (quar.)
If*"7®
preference B (quar.)—_—T$1.75
7-30
7-18
7-16
7-
7- 2
6-26
8-10
7-16
5
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
Name of Company
——
Biscuit
Glass
<qu&r.)_
Slater
(N.) Co., Ltd., $2.12
6-15
Slater
Steel Industries,
7-31
7-10
1
8-
1
,
'
:
;
7-16
Y/
•preferred <quar.)_^__
•,*
6%
convertible
Nebraska Consolidated
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
preferred
Class
York
8-16
A'
; ■'•'
9-
5
5
Sta-Rite
x 10-25
8-25
•
Wire
&
(quar.).*-
•8-
National Bank
Oneida
v
Chemical
Mathieson
8-
91-
30c
1
9-
7-
2 *
:
6-22
25c
9-
7
7-14
7-
7-27-
'
8-
1
7-20
&
7-
$0,035
Corp.
Pallas
(s-a)—
Davis & Co.
Park?
(quar.)—
Markets
.;]•
5-25
Patterson
(C.
Pen-mans,
Ltd.,
J.)
pfd.
5%
Co.,
preferred
8-
37 '/2C
25c
8"
pfd. (quar. )__
(quar.)—
Toledo
(quar.)„
Pitt
Corp.
Products,
Cable
Plastic
Wire
Plough,
&
8-31
6-30
Porter
5%%
preferred
Edison,
preferred
3.6t%
Powers
25c
7-16
80c
V 7-20,
Precision
,
If
Class
dividend
New
•6-15
1
9-15
v
10-
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-25
8-31
15c
8-15
ment
7-16
/ 8-17.
v.
9%'
A
,11- 1
11- 2
Co.
1
8-10
1
8-10
$1.22 y2
______
9-
Hampshire—
(quar.)———
$1.12 V2
■; 8-15
Puget Sound Power & Light, common (quar.)
4.84.%., preferred
(initial )„———————
Pure
Oil
CO.
(quar.)
1
40c
8-15
$:5646
8-15
40c
9-1
10c
7-30
•"•540c
8-24
Sportswear
Power
28c
—
"
(quar.)„4-—„————
Uniyis,
'
Reed
•
5c
Equities Corp. (N. Y.) i quar.)
A.)
Co., common (quar.
B
(quar._;;__X___%
Realty
•
Reichhold
Chemicals, Ltd.
& Engineering
Electric
Reliance
8-
-Vanadium
i
cdmmon
.
9-3
Selection
Trust
7-20
Rochester Gas
New
4%
&
;
7-20
8-»
J
i
••t
7-16
,
<
•
4.10%'
&
A.
*7-19
4%%
7-17
6-26
preferred I
23 %c
$5
(quar.)__—
•
7-
7-25
8-10
9-
1
$1.23%
$1.37 »/2
-
$1.25
t6V4C
1
J 5c
r—__
-
Corp.
(quar.)
4
(William H.), Inc, (increased)___
;__
Royal McBee, Corp., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)__j,
5% preferred B (quar.)_
__X—
5%% preferred C (quar.)—4—4
6% preferred D (quar.)
4.
:
1
;
8-10
8-10
'■
1
new name
2
6-27
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
7-
Candies
6
V
9^
1
1
8-
1
7-
''
9-
9-15
15c
7-27
10c
7-31
7-13
7-16
1
1
7-
,
.
5
I
5
$1.25
7-16
7-
New
$1.37%
7-
6
$1.50
7-16
6-29 ;
Inc.
6-20
7%
A
7-
7-20
e
Lines—
8-15
7-17
Yates-American
York
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.,
5%
Sams
common
preferred (quar.)
(Howard W.) & Co.,
5%
preferred
$25C
(quar.)
t$1.25
44.
—
common
15c
(quar.)—
1
10-25
7-25
10-
-12
9-15
•
•„*
realized
.
.
Sangamo Co., Ltd..
.
7-2
Sargent & Company
Sayr.e & Fisher^Common
;
„
50c
preference
•
.
omitted
payment
Schenley Industries,
25c
(quar.)
this
at
Inc.," common
(s-a)—
4^
.
.
quarterly
7-
6
;
■_
(N.
>
Tobacco,
17%c
•
-6 c
7-
V 25c
1
7-10
A
time.
—
^
25c
8-10
25c
(quar.)—'
8-10
$1 25
7 Vac-
4
—
Security National Bank (Long Island) (quar.)
Quarterly —
4
I4
4%
60c
7-20"
4%
;
(quar.)
,
7-20
7-12
7-16
C
7-10
8-15
8-
7--2
A 6-2-D
of
ters
4
,»
the
above
payments
ending Dec. -31,
1962.
Dividends
are
■"
7-
"
delayed
8-
(N. Y.)
into Security Nat'l
8-
1
7-20
25c
7-13
•
;•.% 20c
7-13
f
Aro
&
■■
Corp.
X
-
-
7-13
6-30
Sierra
$2.44
Pacific
Power
preferred A
Co.,
Simon Hardware 4quar.)—
;
Bank.
40c
7-10,'
60c
8-
1
7-
5
7-20
Arundel
T
8-
1
7-18
61c
9-
1
8-15
5c
Aetna
Life
Affiliated
Fund,
7-
6
6-29
Agricultural
Quarterly
Aileen, Inc.
Inc.—
Insurance
-
(quar.).
;
20
7-20
•••>
2
$1.08
7-
2
6-15
7-2
6-15
35c
7-15
6-18
7-
2
6-8
20c
7-16
6-26
60C
■vfc 7-14
6-22
35c
7-2
•6-15
"•
r
(quar.)
B
6-15
"
A
6-15
-
'
•Y
115c
(quar.)_—•
7-10
6-
9
19c
7-10
6-
9
t.c
7-17
6-29
10c
7-17
7-2
•
.
'
8-31
O'
.
8-
;
;
r
Truck
Associated
Associates
1
8-31
Atchison,
6-22
1'
Inc.- (vut»r.)^.^__—
Stores,
Lines, class A
(quar.)
Investment
Topeka
& Santa
I
V
-
13c
(quar.) ____"
;
Atlantic City Elpctriq
Atlantic Co.
(quar.)
6-19
'( Atlantic
6-19
Atlantic
Credit
Atlas
When
B
Life
Corp.,
(stock
6-12
8-
1
6-29
9-
34c
pfd.'B
1
(stock
Holders
*
Quarterly
—
—
15c
10-
1
9-14
8-
Prints, Inc.
7-
2
2
6*
•
l
7- 2
:
6-
7-
3
1
7-
?
22 %C
15c
-
'22c
65c
8-27
v
30c
"V
6-
20c
6-12
9-28
7-
7-
2
2
-<400
7-2
7-20
Telephone
1958
Co.,
series
•:B.
6-
8
>
)
6-13
6-
8
M.
'7%
8-
1
7-
17 %C
7-
2
6-15»
12 %c
3
6-27
7-23
6-27
15c
7-
2
6-15
10c
7-30
7-13
10c
7-30
7-13
$34 Vac
7-31
6-30
7-31
7-10
(ouar.)__
bom.
-* '
(quar.)
C.
Industries. Inc.
(quar.)_l__
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Wilcox
Babcock
j
&
Bacardi
Corp.
(N.
conv.
Y.)—
.;
13c
pfd. .(quar.)___
'
5c
common
Co.
(initial
(quar.j
8-: 1
7-10
62 %c
7-
2
6-25
40c
7-
2
6-11
40c
.
9-17
8-31
—
quar.)
40c
12*17
11-30
50c-
>11
6-29
50c
7-11
6-29
10c
7-
6-22
,6-21
Backstay Welt Co., class A—
7-
7-23
Ltd.
preference
non-cumulative
Babbitt ,(B. T.), Inc.,
Y.)
20c
1
125c
5c
Inc."," (Del.)
Products,
noncumulative preferred
5 % %
8-15
:
Steel
6-30
12-31
8
8-10
,
'1-15-63
6-14
10-
"
(quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
Automatic
:
8
7-10 •-
6c
.
6-
10-15
5c
8
'6-
7-14
30c
Payable of Rec.
7-
6-14
7-10
30c
(quar.)_
Steels, Ltd. (quar."
Atlas Thrift Plan, 7%
preferred (quar.)__!_
7-. 5
7-10
2%.
___:
1
2%
Atlas
Automated
6-15
'"
,
.
8-20
6-14
7-16
93 %c
(quar.)
dividend)__
'_
(Tulsa, Okla.)
,
1
7-16
$4.50
(S-a)'
Co.
dividend)
Insurance
6-29
25c
(initial
com.
7-13
•
2
25c
3.75%
1
:, 7-16
7-
-_'X
(quar.)
Lodses
Motor
Refining,
,
Pe Ry.—
preferred
(s-a)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
7-16
8-
'
17 V-c
'/65c
—
5%
7-16
2
'
.
r
N.
7
7-20
""
7-10
7-31
5c
1
7-16
2
$1,.18
2
6-15
7-15
6-15
—_—
j
Bagley Building. Corp.____
2
■
"7-3
35c
Products," Inc. (quar.)______^_i__
Stationers Supply
(quar.)
___c_
130c
(Watertown,
2
L 7-
—
Ltd.—
Co.,
.
t
7-
\,7-20
-
Associated
120c
income)
5
1
•
Electric Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Hardware
Class
;
Avalon
—
investment
1
1
•_
8-17
25c
t50c
(ouar.)_
from
6-27
7-25
v.: 8-
9-
-
Class
-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-15
$1.37
Food
ri6-29
128 Vac
(Conn.)
6-15
:9-
-
Associated
,
45c
.
Ltd.,. com. .(quar.)__
Insurance Co.
6-25
2
15c
■'
(quar.)
5
9-14
'>
6-25
s-
Light—
Hegaman
Corp.
Ashdown
>
"""
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. (Conn.) (quar.)
Aetna Insurance
Co.: (Gonri.) (quar.)
(Quarterly
22c
common
(quar.)___
Industries
v
17 %c
!___
5
9-14
$1.75-H
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.
Adirondack
Industries, <quar.A__
of Sag
—
$U0
•Acme
1
8
.7-14
-
7-
;,8- 1
-
.
8
$1.16%
-
7-
A 8-31
$1
(quar.
(quar.) aY-A
preference A (quar.)
6-
.6-
7-14
5c
—,
:'i
Co.
7-30
70c
*
Common
1
>6-
....
8-15-
50C
A
..
Z
Refineries,
6-11
7-
t7%c
•
7-26
;
Share
Sugar
6-11
,6-
>7-10
•
125c
X
(quar.)
-
Arrow-Hart'&
'
1
/9-14
k
7-19
6%c
4V2 % 'preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
6-30
25c
%
t
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.).
Company -(quar.)________X;
Rubber
(quar.)__^
Associated
Machine
Paper,
2
,".7-2
$50c
preferred
.Armstrong
we
Powers
7,
90c
;
'
6-30
25c
quar¬
Security Storage (Wash, D. C.) (quar.)
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
2
1 5c
,
20c
(quar.)
; Armour
1
6-15
1
10-: 1
10c
Laboratories: (quar.)
"Abitibi
pending
Eank
>7-
-
$i.6o
(quar.)
•4.32%-
6-20
8-15
•
17Vac,
Name of Company
.'Abbott
1961 and March 31,'
were
the consolidation of Peconic
Harbor
for
6-11
________
(s-a)—
Power
preferred
preferf-ed
5.48%
7-15"
-
Per-
•
Quarterly
Two
2
_
;
(i]uar.r_—
-
4.65% " preferred
Power &
.
,
'■
6-11
7-
v'
,
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
' I Arkansas
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include diviI
dends, announced this week, these being given in ' the
:
2
.
40c
7-2
7-31
..'-.7-
"
-
43 %c
(quar.)___
4.72%
A
''
_____________
:preceding,- table.';;-.
2
50c
'
'7-10
/
5c •''
1—
,-t.A^
2
7-
$1.50
"
(quar.)
(quar.—
7-
.
'
(initial)-———
common
.Class
Arkansas-Missouri
7-10
8f 1
10c
..
_
2
.v,
'
quar.)
6-15
7-
—
——
preiemid
Chemical & Film
New
,»-
•
& Tanning—
2.
'
5
'8- 1
30c -V
10c
7-16
7-
-
.
25c
"
$1.75
:
8-20
31c
4C
_
6
8-
tl5C-
.
9-10
12-10
.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd—
Anken
7-2
8-1
$1.12%
12 %c-'
-
9-20
12-20
7-17
7-
7-16
-
-
$1.15 k
s-a)__
6-15
•i;
6-29
'7-17
$1.06%
-
;•
,
(s-a)
Ltd.
2
6-15
2
7-2
$1.25
:
5
) 7-16
,
$1.25
•,
7-
$1.25
'
'J
7"
7-30;
>
<
'6-28
.
"33c1'
••
9-10
"7-16
1
? Ov u 7-13
A ; Ansul Chemical Co. (quar.)_
; 7-16
t$0.011
Anthes-Imperialj Ltd. new (initial)—
9- 5 '•
8-1
Anvil Brand, 5%
62 %c
preferred (accum.)______
9- 5
A
J62 %C »"■ 8- 1
/ Argus Corp., Ltd., $2.50- pfd. A
(quar.)_i_X"
•:
-8-1
165c •
$2.60.'preferred A v (quar.)_^«_-_J____—__ •
6-21'/
•
;
11-30
8-
50c.
Y.)^__^_———.
6%
9-28
12-15
=
9-20
-
6-20
.
•
CoMvCom,
Refining
Surety
7- 2
7-16
net gain on
undistributed
..
(quar.)—
Anglo Huronlan,
,
Schwitzer Corp.
—
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)—
Increased
7-16
.,
7-30.'
8-31
9-
'9-20
A
22%c:"
c
County Gas (quar.)____
Below,
•
6-29
8%C
'
!
8
Class
6-28
,7-14
■
•
Atlas
6-15
6-29
6-29
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
8-23
-
..9-20
A v. 25C A1
•
8-
"9-10
V2d
'/
4
7-10
110c
6-14
7-14
30c
(quar.).
Anderson Electric Corp.
"
9-
8-31
:
-9-19"
-'--20c
•
A
'9-17
--
$1.56'/4-
-AY $1:43%
Young <J. S.)„Co., common
7<7e>
preferred
(quar.-)_
1
9-25
$1.25
<Z
(quar.)_
11-
6-14
7- 2
V." 5c
V 5C:
"
,,
8-31
11-30
2
7-
97 %c
———
8c ;from
Anchor Corp., class A
Class B (8-a):
7-27
8-15
$2'
5%'
'V
Industries
Wyatt
9-10
12-10
in¬
net
—_———-
Co.
Sugar
6-15
5c
Gas' (quar..)_____X.——
—1—
Co.
preferred
8
6-
2
(Gaivescon)—
American Telephone & Telegraph
7-27
8-15
-12 %c X
-
■
—-———
(quae.
*
12c
common
American
'
(quar.
(initial
7-
$1.25
(from
Insurance
Snuff Co.—
American
3
'
(monthly) —
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)_X!—____„*_
New
6-19
•?. 7- 2
$1.50
6c
President
American
,
6-29
7-1
15c
"•/
••
Enterprises; class A .(quar.)Y_v»-Y
Class. B
,1 7" 6
32 V2c
(s-a)
7-
30c
:
:
preferred
preferred'
American
(quar.)—
common
Wometco
6
7-16
"6-15
/ ;net income): —
—+—
—
X
American Security In vestment (quar,)_—__
6-30
/
(quar. )^_'__—■
Shoe
Wolverine
6
7-2
'
$1'
40c
25c
(23c ifrom, accum.
Investments and
8-31
7-11 :
$1.1-2% A
;Stock dividend
7-10'
7-16
(quar.)
——
(quar.)—.—_——_______—
American Research & Development—
\
8-31
1
"7-16
(quar.)__*
com.
Industries, class A
Win-Chek
'
:6-15
•
5%
1
6-
2
Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Natural
American
6
9-28
15c;
Inc. -(quar.);
7-
•
7-2
Optical Co." (quar.__v_ia.
American Photocopy Equipment Co. (quar.)_
i
5
6-
7-10
7-26
—
—
Nut
5%
10-
7-10
30c
; American
?■
"7-31
J
/.»•" 5c
:
}
(quar. )____
(quar.
Pulp & Paper—
Ross,
,
—
■
Amencan
/.
8-15
$1.25
4 V2% '
Will
Common payment omitted at this time.
Stover
;
income)
American
6
7-
8-15
1
•
preferred
Whiting Corp.
-
7- 2
•6-12
:i 8-1
-
25c
,
_____
Fund
American National
Quarterly
;
of
Ltd.
Vintners,
Wcstgate California, 5% pfp. (initial
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)Y_,
8-10
9-
$1.12 »/2
__________
Russell
7-
8- T'
6-15
'"6-20
&
Mutual
Quarterly
8-
•7-11
1
2
7-
J
Products, Corn,
Machine
American
7-10
A7-16"
pfd. (quar.)
Virginia
.......
preferred (quar:)—
Westates Petroleum,: 5%
pfd.- (quar.)___L__
Western Canada Steel; •Ltd.__-—
Western Pacific RRA fquar.)_t_^.^__s:^_i.__A_'
-
.
-
t$1.06'/4
(quar.)
9-
'9- 1
.-9-
■
8-
6-30
■"-7- 2
37 %c
Foundry—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
:
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
■6%
(quar.) _;__X—
(H.) Sons; class AiiYY—
West
A.
8-10
Rorer
I
Home
American
j
6-15
8-10
9J15:-
$2.50
-
•
25c
7-13
7- 2
•
!
"7-16
7-10
Co.,
American, Stores
$4.25'preferred
6
1
,
;
Ronson
8-1
6-15
'6-15
•7-10
common—
Quarterly 'X———
3
12%c
Co.
preferred
$4.60
8- 1
9-
$i.i83/4
______
Ltd., class A—
————
preferred
4%%
v
$1.02 «/2
(quar,)
_______
Paper Co.,
5
$1
_
preferred K (quar.)————r-44,—_
preferred L (quar.)__
Rockwood & Co.,1 5% preferred A (quar.)
Class. B
9-
'
4.95%
Rolland
>
8
.
2
5
1
(quar.)____—
Corp.—
Felt
v
6-15
7-
6-15
7-
7-
'
.
8-
Co. (quar.')
.6% preferred (quar.)_Y
American Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
•
8-1
8-
2
1
Express
.,
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
-
5.50%
Enka
American
6-22 -
7-16
22 %c
Bros.
Warshow
*5-8
'
10c
(quarterly from income)—
J
*
8-23
-10c '•
.
"
(quar.)-—
Company
Warren
7-
"
(quar.).
preferred
conv.
American
)
Ltd.—
of America,
Corp.
RR.
; Warner
7-19
6-30
-
$0,168
Electric—
preferred H &
6-27
•
6-29
$1.06 V4
convertible preferred (quar.)-_j._^_^.__
-5%
A Wabash
7-20
1 '
1
7-31
45c
(quar.)X—
———
preferred F (quar.)
4%
American
——
6Va%. preferred (quar.)-.
5.75%' preferred (quar.)
j
7-13 '
6-28
t$0.054
(initial quar.)—_
common
3
-6-18
"
8-15
7-
6-18
9
8-
(quar.j———
Co.
Mills,
& Efird
American
8-15
3
Distilling
American
6
3
9-
22c
Volunteer
'
Fund
Rittenhouse
V
8-15
<
9-
$1 -
%
(quar.)
Virginia Goal & Iron' (quar.) —____—
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke (quar.
Natural Gas
(stock dividend )_1L4
Vulcait: Materia Is, common' (quar.) —
7-27
.
-'8- 1
25c.
*
Rhodeslan
•
8-
•,
50c
(C.
Class
Cyanamid Co.
3V2% preferred D (quar.)
American
American
50c ;
(increased
Inc.'
",'V 'AV»%\ preferred
'
■
(quar.,)„_4_—_
/
7-
7-27
!'i2vfc:
-
Co.
3
...
>:
3
8-
6-15
9
$1.56 Vi
(qUar.I___
6-29 '•
.8-15
4c-
Traders,
2
77-
1
''
$6.25 class ~A', preferred
American Consumer Industries
j
■
Inc.,'common
International'Distillers
"
]___
(quar.)_____
Quebec
A
7-
7-13
$0,247
"A;-.
'
announcement' under
Dividend
7-27
Puritan
«■
6-15
6 V4c
'
"; 7-27
.
31V4C
(quar..)—'
preferred
vestment
(quar.
.tax)___L____
Wine
'
*
8-15
preferred
$1.25'
;
V*
7;
iOc
1%
'
••
■"
8-15
preferred
•
•,
2
20c
•
9-14
1
Y
30c
Telephone (Indiana), 6%
United
8-10
1
84c
3.35%,
4.50%'
r; 6-29
6-30
■mVaC
"A
(quar.) Y___—__
(quar.)__AA-%___z
•'
.
Improvement,
income
United
7-10
9-
•
$1.16
———
-
20c
incom,e)
Gas
J
-
8-, 1
9-
20c
$1.06V4
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
)
,
.
'
'
•
,
7-16
8-17
7'
'
j
7-16
'
21c
(quar.)
U.S. Realty. & Investing, new (initial * s-a)
U S Servateria Corp.
(quar.)-___^i^_-______~
U
S
Shoe Corp.
(quar.)
United Steel Cos., Ltd./' Amef. deposit, rets.
(Interim
payment
of
4%
-lessBritish
7-16
8-15
"
$3.75
v
,
7-20
1
10-
93 %c
•;
..
——
series)
Lines,
Air
United
—
—_.
(quar.
of New
j
'
6-30
30c
(quar.)
4.90%.
7-12
-
8-17
6c
4V4%•' preferred
10c
(initial)
common
Service
7-12
7-1
.
of Colorado—
4.64%'
Public
7-12
-•
(quar.)
——,1
Service Co.
414 %
A
•
7-16 A
'
20c
A,
(quar.i__i_
5V2preferred (quar.)__: $1.37 %
-12V2C
United Fruit
(quar.)_X—__
United Funds, Inc.—
' A ' •
%
United Continental Fund (from net invest¬
.7,-13
ii
8-U
25c
25c
(quar. )_a_J
(Texas)
. .
—
series)
pref. •(1956
pref>"i(lf55
United
7-13 '•
,
Aircraft Corp.—
4%
'*
»,
15c
class
Realty,
of
plus 3V2c
—^a_444&4_.
Inc.—.—,
Ltd. ——
California
4%
2
'
<quar.)__ •— __W_—
Inc.
Savings Insurance
Stock
7-
(Mo.)
Co.
Components
(quarterly
of
Oil
United
6-29
1
•8-
90c
—
—-—______
•———
Presidential
Public
$1.17 V2
iquar.l—
.
(quar.).__i.'4-_——________
Corp.,
Union
6-30 -r
7-31%
$1.06V4
——
_
Initial
Hall,
3
7-31
$1.37'/a
__
<quar.)
Automotive
Prentice
Public
8—
——
(quar.)—
Regulator
Quarterly
6-29
•
.
(quar.)
:>
income
1st preference series A
6V4%
'6-20
'
(quar.)
common
Acceptance Corp.,'Ltd.—
Union
•
2
7-
tl5c
—
6-18
8-
7-31
-19c
________—
American National
(Del.)—/
(quar.)
4.70%
pfd.
A
Union
•
preferred
4%%=
Potomac
Class
5
7-16
40c
—
6-21
7-2
v"'.i'
$1'
Corp., $4 preferred (quar;)a—i_X__
$1.50
preferred ' (quar.)____—A———
27%C
American Air Filter'. (quar.)J—___il_
-10c
American" Bfltrlte Rubber, com. (quar.)—
'456
American BOok- Co.. (quar.)___%—__
43 %C
American Can, ;7% preferred (quar.)
American Cast Iron Fipe, 6%
pfd. (s-a)A' >7" $3 '
:10c
American Cement Corp., common (quar.)__
v
7r 6
7-26
.
securities
7-23
7-31
16c
(quar.)—
7-
6-12
7-20
9-10
"$6
: 6-14
7-20
6-12
6-12
2
America
>
}
8-10
10c
(quar.)_
from
7-10
25c
2
2
;
Stock dividend
7- 6
.
,
-
7-31
^
—
profits )4_
Transcontinental
Bus
System,
Transcontinental Investing Corp.—
7-10
8-
77-
7-
20c
convertible
6%
11-30
$1.05
(initial)———-'-^——
America,
of
Co.
6-18
11-30
12-21
•
_X_
Inc.
investment
2 Vec. from
,
7-10
8-
$1.25
stock split)——
(quar.)—
_
Cordage
(H. K.) Co.
•
8-
(quar.)
A—
,
Investors,
Century
20tn
5
7-10
95c
Inc.' (2-for-l
Plymouth
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
class
Ltd.,
7-21
$1.07»/2
Chemical
Stevens
Credit
Pioneer
*
■j
7-10 '
7-24
————4—
:
10-23
2
r-
Edison,
Quarterly
.
Paper Package Corp. (quar.)
&
Northern'Ry. (quar.)—
<te
Pierce
3
•
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia &
Reading
Coip.
Pictorial
7-
10-
$1.17
7-16
,
1
8-
$1.50
pfd.
2
8-27
7-16'-
10c
4.25%
7-23
1
,8-15
5$1.50
3.80%
Piedmcnt
7-6
8-
J45c
; .'
Philadelphia Electric, 4.68%
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
2
7-31
25C
(accum.i
i
Sand
Glass
7-
4
1
7-
12-21
75c
preferred (accum.)Y___-A
Amalgamated Sugar Co, (quar.)
——i'- AmCrace Corp." (quar.)
.
common
preferred (quar.)
Penn
Fuel Gas,
Inc.,
'
9-10
common (quar.)———
20c
preferred (quar.)
;/ $1.06V»
'f
preferred (quar$1.06Vi «"■>
4.56%
preferred (quar.).
^
.
$1.14 ,: Tordnto Iron Works, class A (accum.)^..^
tl5c
Torrington
Mfg.
(quar.)_.—.—— . <• 25c
Trade Bank & Trust (New York City)—
■'<■■■■;
8
7-30
25c
1
(quar.)
$6
Pcnr.r-vl"pnia
6-
6-25
—
:
6-30
7-31
-
2
10c
::Y; 75c
Food
C.
10-23
-35c;
preferred (quar.)___^_—
i Amalgamated Leather—
*
• '
(quar.)—%.
M.-E.
I.
10-23
1
$1.23
$3.75
.
4V4%
P
'
;•
7-16
:
37%c
/
7-
7-16
v.
bom.4.(Triilrtar-$u^
class, A
1
11-
(quar.)—
chemicals
Aluminum
7-10
6-21
'7- 2. "
8-* 1
"7-10;
8- 1
'
7-10
A -20c■
-• .•
6c
Thomasville
Furniture
(quar.)—15c >■:
Title Guarantee-Co. (N. Y.) (quar. )_______^. A 27V2c A
Title Insurance Co. of Minn,
(quar.)u,,
-60c
'
Co., Ltd.-—
American
new
Finance,
Freight (quar.)
Terrainai-Hudsoh
Electronics
:
.,',7- 6
25c
_______—,_X
*
• i» '
Deposit Receipts (initial)——X
B.)
11-
$1.15
(quar.)^—
common
Foods
Alloys &
j
7-10
„
6
55c
40c
%
-
„.
.
Co. ;'(quar.)_
Davin & Co. (quar.)_—_
preferred
Alterman
.
20c
25c
:
Y
4.20%
pfd. (quar.)—__
(quar.)________
(quar.)
—.—
\ Allied Thermal Corp.; (quar.
6-29
7-20
+15c
;;
quar.)—j
7-23
$1
$3
1
.
T.
►«—-
<
7-23
1
$2
.
preferred
4,92%
6-20
7-20
^
(quar.) .37V2c
Corp.-—____r__X._
7-23
1
8-
11-
Co
Power
Allied Stores,
8-10
'
.
(fioston)
1
8-
50c
•'
-
;
8.
$1.37%
$5.50 preferred (quar.) ASouthern RR. Ordinary-A—
Great
-4.60%
6
6-29
,
•;
7-23
(Quar.)
Gas Corp.,
Alabama
6-29
(V
2
,
,
6-25
6-30"
r7V2c
7-2
7-16;"
Stubnitz-Greene Corp.,' 60c pfd.
(quar.), i5c
7-10 > iif 6-27
Sun Finance & Loan Co. (Fla.)_.——1—w
15c
7-. 6
Swlngline, Inc.,-• class A (quar.)———_______
,..'25c..-, >16;,
8-10
20c
■■
Whatley
(E.
Stone
'8-10
&
Container,
Stone
6-29
1
7-
7-16
;
; 7-16
75c
'
Company
Ozalid
7-31.
P.)
(J.
(quar.)-^4-4._Y
A
class
7-
,7-10
l2V2c
Stores
Bros,-
Stockton
7-10
'
of
Trust Co.
Otis Elevator < quar.
Outlet
i
•7-10
25c
.
Central New York (quar.)——-
'
1
Y5c
—
(quar.)—
&
1
7-16
,
10c
& Trust
6-30
,
1
$1
—
—
preferred-1—
6%
6-30
7-16
\.ol5c
..
6-20
7-13
,,
Yl5c
B
Alabama
5
1
7-14
25c
.
.7-
6-28
8-
50c
)
:
—
(quar.)___:
A
Alabama
.
7-14
■_-
(quar.),
Investment
Street
State
7-10'.X Stei;chi
7-10
: Stevens
-
1
•8-
i'i;
6-29
2
(quar.)
6-22
?-l51
1-
)_t___Y-_—
(quar.
B
Street Bank
State
Oilgear Company ___—^
..—-X.—
Okanagan Telephone Co., common (s-a),—.
40c
preferred (s-a) •
Old Colony Insurance (Boston) (quar.)_—
Olin
Class*
X
:
-
(quar.)__,_.
■"V
■
,
—:—.....:
■
(quar.)_
7-12
$1
,T 6-29
7-9
7-16
1
8-
5c
50c
Class
' >•'
30c
' $1.50
37%c
37'/2c
;
Co,.
Properties
Stanley. Brock,-Ltd.,
■.9-29
>9-14
Extra
A
B
Class
*,' 20c
(quar.)
(quar:)4-
Products
Class
Payable of Rec.
12 Vac
quar.
.
< i.-. •
Standard
(N.-Y.)
UxiXi.
_Y
::
/;:>,% 25c'
Engineering Co,, class A (quar.)
25c
iquar.)__f—_X_—
10c
Extra payments on the class A <fc class B
Steel
Standard
6-18
B
Northwestern
:
A
Class
1
10-
at; \ "
(quar. )______4_
common
■'7-20
;,f?20c;
Instrument,, class A' (quar.)——_}2V2c
Standard
6-15
2
Sem i - a n n ual
i
„
7-19
7-
6c
568%c
:
10c
'
(Dallas)
Insurance
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
'
9
8-
'■6-29
30c
/;■/. 550c
7-16
8-10 \
25c
(quar.
Life
Products,
11X 1
%
(quar.)__—
5%i preferred
9-14
9-10-
$1
-
(quar. )__--
A
Southland
9-
Northwest
Class
Preferred
7-10
1
150 c
Gas," commioh—__t
Michigan
8-
7-10
'
""tj, "v^
> Southern California. Gas,'' 6%
pfd.
6%
preferred A (quar.)_—
1
9-19
■f
payment
icommon
on
131V4C
(increased
Products
Control
Air
A Air Products & Chemicals.(quar.
Alabama By-Products—
6-22
A"
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
6-20
8-1
*
Inc.- (quar.)_____—;
Southeastern
9-19
$1.50 ■% 10--1"
8- 1
10c
;
taken
2
7-16
.
time.
$1.25
_~i
National Bank
Westchester
this
Southdown,
7-2
8-
—
Jersey Trust (Ridgewood) (quar.)—
Plastics, new com. (initial quar.)
Northern
Quebec Power Ltd.-, com.
(quar.)
5%%, 1st preferred
'
8-15
Northern
Northern
6-26
2
IIV2C
North
-
5
$1.25
(quar.)_
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
4%• adj. preferred (quar.)—!
.
.1-
7
6-
6-29
$1.06V4
(quar. )__—_-
common
(quar.
-Cloth***—.
Wire
>
20c
.
preferred "(quar.)
prior
5Va%<
New
(quar;
(quar.)—-.:
B
15c
-
Mills
class A
York Times,
New
■-••X'
action
No
••'
...
Co.—
*
Corp.—'
South Coast
-
9-14 /
10-15
37V2C
;—_——
«
7-30
5c
^
7-13
•
7-
153c
t7V2c'
pfd. (quar.)_4—
Ltd., common—1
6Vc%' preference A (quar.)'
—
Smith. (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.-—
$2 preferred
(quar.)_x
1—_________
Smith's Transfer Corp., 'class'A'(initial)_"—
"
•8-15
9-
t75c
\
(quar.) _L—
Corp.
Aeronautical
National
National
Skyline
6-15
2
■
National
6-15
2
$1.37 »/2
Corp.,
Mussens
2
7-
10c
(quar.)
—;
Rice Mills (quar.)__J
—
preferred A <quar.)_——_
Canada LJd. (annual)-———-
preferred
7%
1962
Monday, July 2,
,
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
A
class
Homes,
Share
■>
7-
$1.75
Mount Royal
Murphy
Name of Company
85c
.
=—'
•
—
j.
15c
Inc.——
Cafeterias Consolidated,
Extra
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Morrison
.
(12)
-
Volume
196
Number
6173
The
Per
Name of
Baker
Oil
Stock
Company
Tools
Piano
_I1
Co.,
b%
preferred
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
i
(qi.ar.).
Bancohio
C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
Bangor Hydro-Electric,
7%
preferred
4%
2
of
ox
Bank
of
New
York
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Commerce
(quar.)
20c
(s-a)
40c
______
4
Products
Va%
$3
155c
'
;
Iron
4%
Co.
Foods
3%%
Co.,
Lumber
Class
*
:
(quar.)
Creek
Beecham
RR.
50c
_■
4%
.
;
___-
8-
•
Central
Kansas
Central
Maine
6-15 •
9
8
7-31
■j.
preferred
(quar.)..:
20c
10-31
(quar.)_
20c
1-31-63
Gypsum Co.
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
Bickfords, Inc. (quar )_
Bicor Automation
20c 4-30-63
„
(quar.)_i._
Stock;: dividend
Hats, Ltd.,
$1 class A (quar.)
preferred
5%%
7-
6-
6
(quar.)
5.44%
1
$1.75
7-
2
6-
7-
r
2
6-21
Binks
Mfg.
Co.
Bird,
Machine Co.
&
Son,
preferred
4.25%
Bloch
6%
Bell, Inc.
Quarterly
6-29
Chemical
25c
&
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-18
$1.50
$1.06V4
(quar.)_"___
common
preferred
(quar.)
3'/2%
preferred
Bourjois,
Inc.
Bowman
Brach
Brazilian
Traction
Brooke
Bond
A
of
(quar.)
Stock
4%
25c
(quar.)_
Stock
4%
conv.
serial
dep.
Corp.
IOC
preferred
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-16
6-30
Coca-Cola
7-16
6-28
Coca-Cola
7-20
Colonial
15c
Byllesby
5%
M.)
(H.
M.),
preferred
Calgary
5%. preferred
Ltd.,
(increase
.
preferred
(quar.)—
41/2%
preferred
(quar.),
4%
-preferred
California
(quar.)
Packing corp.
California
Water
&
Telephone,
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
preferred
$1.32
preferred
Camloc
Camp
Trust
Fastener
(N.
Campbell
Machine
Campbell
Red
5%
Canada.
i41/4%
Foils
Iron
6-
66-
4
t$l
18c
B
Co.
8-
7-
8-
33c
8-
(quar.)_
35c
:—
12yac.
—
5c
_;
12
(quar.)
tlOc
,___,
(quar.)
common
__
*
Canada
Southern
class
7-27
8
$25c
$$1.06 V*
—
(quar.)
$50c
3
6-15
8-15
7-31
.7-
2
6-
8
Canada
,5%
preference
Bronze
pref.
Canadian
(quar.)
Canners
(quar.)
$$1.50'
—
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
Canadian
5%
__.
.
System
Drug
House
____
Connohio,
40c
40c
8-
1
'7-16/
6-
8-
7=10
—
8-
Co.
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
$183/4C
1
1
1
7-3
7-10
6-
1
6-15
6-15
6-11
2
6-25
7-15
7-
Mills,
7-
8-
1
5
6-13
7-
5
6-13
1-1-63
9-
•
7-10
Edison
Denault
Limitee,
Mines.
Voting
&
Diamond
7-31
6-29
Dillon
2
National
&
Son
Life
Assn.
6-18
6-18
Dome
7-
2
6-14
4c
7-
2
6-
8
Dominion
Corset
7=
2
6-15
Dominion
Dairies.
Mines.
Dominion
of
Ltd.
6,15
Dominion
Fabrics
Dominion
Foundries
6-29
55c
7-10
6-25
9-
1
1
8-10
7-25
6-29
7-16
25c
8-
7
7-
9
8-
7
7-
9
7-
2
Printers
Inc.,
6-18
7-
2
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
..
6-
8
preferred
.
7-20
6-20
7-
6-
8
$50c
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
7-31
7-13
7-30
7-13
7-
5
7-
5
6-25
20c
Consolidated
7-
2
6-
10c
10c
v
Cigar
Corp.
4.12%
convertible
pfd.
,10c
(s-a)
(quar.)
6-18
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
1
9-20
:
$25c
8-
1
^
Class
•-
60c
25c
7-
2
Ltd;,
$1.25
7-5
10-.4
6-15
2
7-
3
7-
2
7-
4'/2c
6-12
6-1
■
2
6-15
7-10
6-29
7-
6-11
2
,7-2
10-19
6-15
10-
1
9-
1
8-6
9-1
8-6
9-1
8-6
7-30
7-16
6-22
8-1
7-6
7-16
5-31
7-15
6-30
7-20
7-6
7-16
•
6-15
6-29
7-14
6-29
7-16
$25c
7-
6-29
$15c
2
6-15
7-14
6-30
8-
1
7-16
$40c
7-3
6-8
$55c
$17y2c
7-13
7-13
6-26
$5c
•
7-20
6-30
'
____
Ltd.
1
7-30
-/44c
,
Coal
8-
$42V<2C
pfd—
common—
Ltd.—
Steel
(quar.)__
-
6-26
Ltd.—■
—_.
(quar.)„__—
Ltd.
Co.
$10c-
(quar.)
8-
1
7-11
Co.
(stock
Ltd.
„
________
6-1
7-16
6-28
'
8-
1
7- 2
r.
3%
10-31
10-12
7-14
6-15
10-
1
7-
2
t3lVzc
(quar.)__—
7-3
6-15
50c
(quar.)_,—
preferred
7-2
25c
dividend)__
(quar.)
1
40c
(quar.)
1
8-
$20c
—
11-
$25c
*
$20c
$20c
(quar.)
7- 2
6-21
.
(s-a)__—^
6-8
A
Inc.
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
1
7-
6
Bradstree/
Trust
(N. Y.)
7-31
7- 6
7- 1
6-15
Ltd.—
15c
7-16
7-2
——12Vac
25c
7*10
6-26
7-2
6-15
$1.75
7- 2
5-25
7%c
9-1
8-15
27y2c
9-10
8-20
1-'
,
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
Inc.
6-8
10c
—
(auar.)_
$2
(quar.)—:
7- 2
6-20
6
8-
:
—
(quar.)_
7%-preferred
7-2
(N. Y.) —
(quar.)
Inc.
Dumas Milner Corp.
Dunkirk
Works,
Inc.
(quar.)
Chemical,
Power. Co.,
&
Steel
Welding. &
7-2
—
—;
(quar.)
Film Laboratories,
partic pfd
Dubois
(Md.)
(quar.)—
35c
12%c
$15c
(quar.)_
6-12
_
vf
(quar.
A
&
Chemical
common
Duffy-Mott,
Dun
series
A
Drummond
7-10
(N, Y.)
B
Corp.
8
2
10-
7-
5c
12c
xnsurauce____
non-cum.
Drilling & Exploration Co. Inc.
Duke
$5
preferred (quar.)
5V4%
preferred series
7-
7-9
7%c
(quar.)
5%
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.
Class
22c
(Ganada)
Consolidated Edison Co.
Draper
Du-Art
(quar.)
&
&
4%
Co.,
5
7-10
6-15
3
10-8
$17%c
6-25
$1.50
$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Industries
Brewery,
7-
7-25
2y4c
i
Paper Co., Ltd.
Dow
Drackett
7-16
7-
2%
—
(quar.)
Chemical
6-15
45c
,
Textile, Ltd., common../
Doughboy
7- 2
25c
(quar.)—
Investments,
(initial-quar.)
preference
Dominion
7-10
6-15
7-31
7yac
(quar.)
Bakeries
Common
$1
;
7-10
2
25c
(quar.)_
Steel
Tar
Dow
(quar.)
Consolidated
Dominion
'
7-
25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.', common
common
Donnacona
,
(quar.)
Glass
Dominion
1
25c
/quar.)_.,_•
preferred
New
(Pittsburgh)—
Insurance
.common
preferred
7%
7-10
1
8-
$2
Dominion-Scottish
6-20
3c
Life
Dominion
8-10
9-
1
8-
55c
Ltd..
7-20
20c
8-
$15c
;
General
Co.
7-30
25c
7-10
$50c
(quar.)
Canada
8-15
$50r
General
(quar.)
:_ >
.7 - 2
Common
6
6-20
1
15c
(quar.
2 % %
i
.
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
8-
$1
(quar.)_____/_.
Dominick Fund, Inc
(quar.)
3
6-30
7-2
-
(Quarterly from net investment income)__
Dixie Dinettes.
Inc.
27 ya c
(Toronto)
7-31
5
9-5
12-
Inc.—
6-14
j.
,
7-12
$$2.50
(stock dividend)—_____
Stores
Shares,
2
2
12-28
lV4c
(quar.)
Corp.
2
8-15
5
*
i
Tunnel
7-
10c
6-
10-
$1
(quar.)
7-
12%c
9-5
5
50c
com.
stock
Diana Stores Corp.
$1.37%
6-5
7-
25c
/
touar.i_-___
Canada
Edison
6-21
,
9-17
7-5
50c
common
class A
common
Detroit
2
$1.31%
9-28
93%c
,
(quar.)___
class A common
debenture
Detroit
7-
30c
6-18
5
•
—^__—.-
(s-a)
Ltd..
Dennison Mfg.,
8-10
4
■
-
,
6-18
2
10-
20c
Inc.
$13.25
...
2
5
$1.06
(quar.)
$1
Co.—
77-
$1.75
—
.•
—
Valley Financial
Denison
8-10
.
6-29
iy4c
Foods
4
35c
7-17
$1
&
Railroad
Delaware
9-
40c
1
7-20
$1.12
;___
Securities, Canada—
preference (s-a) j.
Delaware
12-14
(quar.)
7-
8-
15c
preferred
5%
5
10c
(N. J.)
7-20
1
(quar.)
common
Decker Nut Mfg.
Deere & Company
5
7-15
7-
(increased-quar.)
Connecticut
6-15
7-2
River
5%
.
9-14
•
6-15
$37%c
•
2
•.,:
Connecticut
3
$3iy4c
•
7-
2%%
6-11
$1.20
j
——___
11-15
v
■'
7-
(s-a)
2
6-20
7c
11-30
8c
7-
;,
pfd./quar.)__
Debenture
(quar. )_^__j,_i_
6-12
—______
(quar.)
9-14
'
3
20c
8-15
2
7-2
10-1
(Va.)
:
6-20
7-
50c
1
^
3
25c
8-31
Co.
'
—
,(quar.)
Dan
12 %c
dividend)
3
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)^_—
5c v
(stock
7-10
7-
.*
10c
1
(quar.)_
.:—
Dana Corp., 3%% preferred A (quar.)—.
Dayco Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
!_____
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)/__
DeMun Estate Corp.' (quar.)
income)
7-14
1
50c
(quar.)
50c
Shares—
7-14
1
8-
25c
Light,
preferred
$4 preferred
8%
(C. G.), Ltd., common (quar.)____
6%, preferred (quar.)____
7%
preferred (quar.)
.'
7-
$$1.25
v
common
Co.
&
preferred
87yac
(quar.)
Corp.
Clearing
Common
7-16
-
Ltd.,
Corp.
4Vi%
7-17
(quar.)
1
8-
$$1.62y2
(quar.)
A
$4.24
.
$1.50
,
Ry; (s-a»
Daffin
System, class
(quar.)____
60c
investment
8-
t5c
(quar.)
.'
6-20
2
5c
Conn
6-15
7-
Transit
Deltown
Quarterlv
6-19
3
C.
Airmotive
lc
L_
6-20
6-25
45c
(quar.)__
Power
8-15
=.
(quar.)__!:__
Confederation
6-27
2
A
Dividend
&, Energy
from
Coniagas Mines
7-13
7-
Class
-
(quar.)
7-2
7-15
50c
7-10
7-
6-20
$25c
;
,__—
10-10
$1.75
2
$30c
(quar.)
Dallas
10c
;
6-15
7-
$1.75
7-3.1,
10%
2
$50c
1
A
Dallas
7yac
Co.
6-15
7-
12Vic
A
^
$1.13
1
2
15c
,
—
Corp.,' common
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
(Ridgewood, N. J.)—
Teleph.
(quar.)____
$1.25
(s-a)
6-20
7-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
1-10
.
9-21
7-13
35c
Quarterly
■
6-18
1
10-
12Vic
______/
(quar.)
(Canada)
9-
1-31-63
A____
Commonwealth Water Co., 5y2% pfd. (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)_______^_v.u_
7-31
7-
15c
Z
common—;
(quar)
Permanent. Mortgage
6-
B
(Toronto)
(quar.)
10-31; I
10-
2
./•;•'
•
25c
$4.80
(quar.)
.
/;
.
12Vac
—
$1.25
Quarterly
6-29;
•'
25c
—
$62 y2 c
Ltd
.7-31
2
$ 10c
;
(annual)
,
Canada
%c.
77-13
2.
7-
8-15
2
7-
'
pref. A
1
7-
/
6-29
/
,
Curtlss-Wright
8-31
20c
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico, Inc.
2
7-
Co.
11-
9-18
Co
Products
Commonwealth
/
2
7:
7%
D.
11-21- :
7-
6-29
1
50c
__.
Sugar Co,
preferred /(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_J
7%
4
6
6-15
8-
6-15
9-20
:
$1.18%
Quarterly
'
Ltd._Ju
Y.),
Commonwealth Bank & Trust
4
7-20.
8-
,
Mines,
3
8-
3iy4c
Foundries,
preferred
7-
8-15
7-
7-2
'7-25
6-30
$2.50
25c
(quar.)
Commercial Trust Co.
4
3lc
^
(N.
Commercial Bank of North America
Stock dividend _:
;
6-18
3
30c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd..
preference
Canada
.
Bread
7-16
3
.____
J.)
Campbell Taggart Bakeries
Canada
8-15
11-15
—
__
(s-a)
Lake
Commerce
1
1
/I- 6
20c
r__
(quar.)__.
International Corp.
Commerce
4:--—---—1—
Corp. * (quar.)
Chemical Co.
7-10
Class
2
7-
(quar.)
Co.
8-1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)„
Camden
7-
1
8-
25c
,
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric (incr.)__
Combined Locks Paper, class A (quar.)
6-30
9-
Insurance
10c
6-15
18 %c
87
6-15
,
Cub&ri-American
6-30
5
5
12V2C
(s-a)__ '
.
Class
7-15
7-
Yard.
.
(quar.)
common
Corp.
(quar.)__
International, Ltd., common
6V2 %
^ ' si-fl bu.
7-li6((urk 6-27
»
6
7-
7-
87V2C
Zellerbach
Crush
blQ-15 ;q 10-, 1
$1
(quar.)
Growth
2
i2-
,vj7-16
Life
CTS Corporation
6-, ^.
7-
37yac
'
preferred
Craft
7-16
'
6-22
Co.-
(Quarterly
7-31
7-
(quar.)
6-22
7-
$1.18%
7-
t$1.25
'
,_i.
7- 2
5c
:
Gas
t$1.12%
._
Crown
;
Pictures
1
6-26
r
(quar.)
common
Columbia
U5c
3
25c
Columbia
3H/4C
quar.)
7-
6-22
-
3iy4c
com.,
2nd
22yac
(quar.)____
5
$1.75
6-22
.
7-
Zellerbach
i,
6-15
5c
Trust
Crown
i5C)
(quar.)
2
,
5%
'
3
Peabody &
J$3.50
_
i___
(quar.)
Power,
7-
7-20
j
6-29
t.nf,
7-
7-25
HV4c
B
7-20
•7r$3
7-31
25c
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_——___
Co.
(quar.)
.Class
7-16
2
7-20
32y2c
(quar.)
Service,
Crown
$1.25
Mahoning Ry. Co.
Pittsburgh RR.—
preferred
Color
Crossett
/
•
$1.62% '
Crouse-Hinds
$1.25
7-
■
6-15
$1.75
4%
6-28
■
6-15
6-15
,1
pfd.
•1
..
(initial)
$1.2017
,
7-26
1
10c
___
Common
28ysc
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Co.
investmen^a
15c
.
2
7-
;
7%
6-28
25c
t
__
pfd.
7-16
7-16
122 V2C
—
:
Ltd., 7%
fA.
8-21
:
7-
7-2
,
(quar.)
Forge-Waynesboro
dividend
3%
25%
Corp.
Byers
Stock
8
ny4c
(quar.)4
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery,
Byer-Rolnick
Hat
&
i5c
common
_____-^nrt._fTrrm
regular guaranteed (quar.)
special guaranteed (quar.)
Cleveland Union Stock Yards (quar.)__
8;
;
6-15
4%
6-
.__
41/0%
&
6-
;
Corp.,
Clearfield
10c
(quar.)
7-31
2
-
7-20
8-
4c
______
8-31
.
,8-1
11c
Inc. (Del.)—
/
.
(quar.)_—_—
.Class
B
(quat.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Fran.) —
Quarterly,
7,14
6
6-13
6-13
.
,l /'V' '1
$$1.30
/
A
15c
:
2
(auar.)
Building Products, Ltd. (reduced)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Butler's Shoe
6
Cluett
Finance
'.Class
7-
$1.25
Semi-annual
Extra
2
(mmr.)
pfd.
7%
Co.
City Gas of Florida
7-
class B
&
Credit
Crown
^
1
10c
A
7-14
1
.
(quar.)
Stock
Casualty
7-
:
1
2
.
.__
series)
8-
$1.12%
Electric,
B
10c
class
&
Union
2
6-15
1947
8-
75c
net
&
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp.,
5% .preferred (s-a) '
:
.
Clifton
.\.
8
$1.19
7%
u.
the
Oil
Corp.
Gas
6-
7-15
(1945
& Reynolds Corp.
preferred A (quar.)_
County Trust (White Plains)
6-30
:
Cleveland
t26c
pfd.
'
/
,
'
(quar.)
25c
Stero
""
(quar.)
(Dei.)—
6-
2
7-
2
7-
Works
68c
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)____.
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
Glass
3
20c
(quar.)_
7-15
27c
(quar.)
6-
9-26
pfd.
2
7-
Trust
&
Insurance
Corp.
7-3l :
/
12V2C
f ''
$1.05
(quar.)
Class
in¬
:
Bank
8-20
1 y4%
$1
Telephone—
A
6-
3
A—
8-
8-31
/
,
;___^
Corroon
f7-
8-24
$1
Co.
(quar,).—_____________
(quar.)_____.^
Stores
$1.17
(from
Citizens National-Bank
4
5
7-
class
_1
$1
(quar.)
Cotton
Cincinnati
receipts
British
:
preferred
2
7-13
7-15
125C'
less
dividend
60c
6%
7-
93%c
Browning-Ferris Machinery Co. (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)__:
*
9-
Corning
8
$1.34%
4%%
6-15
9-17
(quar.)
4.16%
on
7-29
IOC
150c
.__
dividend
preferred
1"
1
6-30
a.-
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred - (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone..
7-13'
6-
•
A
Citizens
preferred
(quar.).
B
8■■
2
Inc.
Unadilla
preferred
4%
Cornet
8
4%
/
6-22
1$1.50
4
.
Note
Distillers
Class
7-27
7-
6
5
6-20
6-20
8-15
22c
38%%)
Class
*
Corp.,
America
Cooper
Corn
Products
6-
v
preferred
Cincinnati
7-2
2
15c
_,
Ltd.
Canada,
Brown-Forman
6-
95
.
2
7-
25c
(initial)
Bank
of
7-
80c
(quar.)i__:
payment
tax
1
45c
.
Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer,
come
2
2Qc
„
British-American Oil,
(Interim
7-
10-
■.
8
6-20
6-15
6-
$1.04
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-11
7-16
__.
Mfg. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
British
1
7-10
•"
Publications
American
8-
8IV2C'
;1L_
Co..
Brillo
British
7-20
6=
7-2
$50c
preferred
Churchill
Light & Power—
preference
Breskin
1
12V2C
(quar.)
Sons (quar.)
&
8-
20c
Corp.—
Company (quar.)
(Peter)
Corp., 6/2%
pxd. Uquar.
2
2
(quar.)
(quar.).
Christiana Securities,
--
6-15
87y2c
(quar.)
J.)
2
1
(L. L.)
5
>7-
______
&
Chickasha
6-25'
7-
50c
Products
(E.
6%
Yard
6-15
2
7-23
$1
___■
_
_
7-
2
of
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
5%
6-15
Cook
Service—
5%
7-31
7- 2
30c';
(quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
Insurance Co. (quar.)___
Stock
11-19
8-15
10c
Bostitch,
Bourbon
11-30
8
,
(quar.)__________.
.
6-
Co.
-.,7-15
15c
9-7
.___
2
$1.15
(quar.)
9-7
1
.
National
Motors
9-7
10-
$1
Lixe
7-
-
87'/2c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
./ 3Vz%,
oreferred
(quar.)_
.'
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. .(quar.)—_
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7-31
9-15
i-
(quar.)___
com.
' 'V
Concinenial
3%%
'
______;r4^._
Fund,
4ya %
8-21
„
Illinois
/
(Chicago)—'y
"Quarterly
V7-
:
20c.
$1.19
•.
(quar.)
Ent^r.prise^.lgijiar.)
income)
Chenango
.
6-15
1
$1.37 y2
.
—
(quar.)
Boston
2
9-29
15C
Fisheries, 4%
preferred
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)_____
3V2%
(quar.)
Wines
Quarterly
Chemical
*
6-15
9-
$1.12%
Booth
Stores
7-
6
7-
30c
1st
'
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Boise
Cascade
Corp. / (quar.)
.__
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)—
Food
2
25c
—
Co., 41/2% preferred (quar.)
(H. C.) Co., 514%
prior pfd. (quar.)
Borman
v
30c
'L
Inc.
7-
'
75c
(quar.)
Brooks,
;
$5
6-15
Electric—
Bobbs-Merrill
Bohack
'7-10
(quar.)
Blue
Bobbie
Chateau-Gai
___
__.
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
.
':
(s-a)
Bag Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
6-15
15c
6-29
6-11
:
Corp.
Public
Transit
7-15
___
(quar.)
preierred
Bros.
Chase
6-20
1
7-
7-16
Connector
6-8
1
$1.04
.
Engineering
dividend____;
6J/4c
7-15
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
Blackstone Valley Gas
5.60%
7-10
.
7-31
Stock
2
10-1
10c
Continental
Continental
6-11
Initial
1%
(quar.)_
Inc.
pfd.
.
Champion Parts Rebuilders,
110c
:•
6-27
7-
/.
J.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
10c
___;
.
(N.
/
West
preferred
125c
(quar.)
Bird
2%
(quar.)
6=29
&
6-8
7-
.
2
10-
/ Quarterly
6-29
7-13
$1.16
(quar.)_.—
Trust
preferred
Charleston
____
common
South
preferred
4.75%
6-28
2
Continental
40c
(quar.)______^
preferred
4.65%
4-15
6-15
7-12
3%
8-15
7-19
$1.12V2
,
Vermont
7-16
25C
____■
&
IV2C
dividend)
6-15
$1.12%
j.
Bank
preferred
4.15%
.v
Industries, Inc.—
Biltmore
4%
155c
,
(stock
:
&
Central
1-15
preferred
2
preferred (quar.)_
Container Corp. of
America,
: 4%
preferred ■ (quar.)
Aviation
7-20
6-8
7-
'$1.12%
,.$4.16
Controls
4%%
Power
Central
10-16
preferred
6-
7-27
6-15
$1.13
9-1
"
3
'7-2
$1.04
2
25c
1
(Chicago)
Light—
preferred (quar.)_!
4.20%
7-16,
4%
Bestwall
;
:
Co.
&
Power,
National
2-
(quar.)_
7-
$10c
(quar.)
Gas
Bank
Power
11-
(quar.)^..
preferred
-
i_
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)_
?
3
(quar.)
preferred
$4.52
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Indiana
4%
(quar.)
4.64%
Central
12-
preferred
$4.50
Continental
Jersey
3-1-63
$4.16
7-
$1.12Va
6-15
7-
$1.13
6-11
Central
15c
6-20
6-20
8
6-29
3
*8-20
'
$1.12%
::
6-11
8-10.
15c
(quar.)
7-
6-12
.
preferred
-*>
6-29
7-16
f 35c
7-
Central
9
2
(quar.)___
$4.52
2
8
6-18
-
7-
$$1.37%
!_____
7-
6-11
9- 3
preferred
6
2
3
.
$1.24
7-
15c
$4.50
7-
i
v
3lVzc
;__
Co. (Maine)—
(initial)
7-10
7-
7c
(quar.)
preferred
common
6-
7-16
$12c
New
.
15c
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Consumers Power
6-29
1
7-
Ltd.—
8-17
7-
$1.05
/ ,*
Co.
7-16
7-13
20c
(increased
8-
'
___!'
5%%
Gas
7-20
41c
IT.
6%
6-15
>
9-10
$1.25
.■
2
7-10
t40c
$1.18%
6-12
20c
Co.
7-
(quar.)
6-22
8-15
.___
$1.08%
7- ,2
(quar.).
Watch
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6-22
7-16
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
125c
.i
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Canada
Common
..10c
Ltd.
preferred
110c
preferred
Benrus
Consumers
.
Corp.,
Products
(Toronto)
(s-a)
Continental Mortgage Investors
(Mass.)-=Beneficial interest shares (initial)__
Central
4%
Bell
1
1
6-22
3.50%
14%
•
±
preferred
4.35% preferred
6-11
7-
6-
6-
(quar.)
Electric—r
&
7-16
57yac..
:
Co., common...
convertible preferred (quar.)
2
,
$1.25
preferred
6-30
Consolidated Water
1
7-2
(quar.)—______
Sugar
6-11.
7_
7-
6-
8-1
(quar.)—
:
7-30
tlOc
(quar.)
4.96%
Ltd.—
deposit receipts (final)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common (extra)
**'5% preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
Common
7-
2
$75c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central Illinois Light Co.
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
■'■X'i: 7-
7-
$$1
(quar.)
6-15
10c
__■
______
Gas
4.75%
•
/
6-15
>
Rock
Inc.: (reduced)___^_
Cooke,
4y8%-
/
6-15
7-
135c
6- 8;
6- 8
6-15
; 7A
&
Central Hudson Gas
7-16
■;
7-
125c
American
Common
Aguirre
140c
r
.
(quar.)
Group,
Corp., 5%
,
Paper
$5c
Central
6-15
.5
Consolidated
Extra
.
•>'. 6-18
7-
84 %c :'
;
Ltd.
Celotex
'
6-22
Extra
:—$$2
Light, common
Asbestos,
6-28
7-
,
$1.12 y2
_
Cassier
*
7-12
Castle
7-
:40c
common
,
7-13:.
2
7-13
Consolidated
■
7-13
8-
7c
_
6
7-12
>
Natural
—_
(From net investment income)
Carrington (G. S.), class A (quar.)_:
•Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
r
"
L 4%% preferred (quar.)
•;
7-12
;
Consolidated
"'
—
6
}40c
6-30
6-29
$$1.25
of Rec.
7-
Semi-annual
1
$93%c
:
Holders
25c
Freightways (resumed)
Mining & Smelting (Canada)—
8-
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
7-31
7-
$1
.
7-27
7-
4uc
:
_____________
6-29
Consolidated
Consolidated
7-31
40c :
Carriers & General Corp.
7-10
30c
-
.____
(quar.)
Co.. Ltd.,
:<
I
6-15
6-15
$45c
:
;
7-31
i.
25c
-
(quar.).
A
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
$1.40
/
7-31
.
•
7c I
/:-•
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Beaver
Beech
5c
conv.
4V2%
6-30 *•
6-28
2
$10c
J.
Ltd.
;
3
Commerce-
(quar.)
Power &
Quarterly
7-
-
When
Payable
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
7-
$20c
common
Plastics
Per
6-12
3
13
Share
Name of Company
7-31
7-
$75c
(quar.)
'
Co.
8-15
$5c
(quar.)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry Gtd
V
7-
of
(quar.)____
Ry (s-a)
Westinghouse Co.,
Carolina
;
7-31
75c
common
*'
7
1
7-31
20c
(quar,)_T___
Corp.
<u>'ar.i
;
(James B.) Distilling
Beatrice
v
:
28>/8C
(quar.)
Baystate
Beam
/. ,/■
___
...
Works
Capital
6-22
Z.
A
Pacific
Carborundum
-
;•
7y2c
common
(quar.).,
preferred
(quar.)
.
class A (monthly)
Lomb, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
6-
,
; 7-16
12V2C
Corp.,
Bausch &
2
preferred
Canadian
6
6-26 y
2
8-
is
t$1.75
convertible
Properties,
Bastian-Biessing
7-
Bank
Industries,
Canadian
7-i5
,
.
45c
f
1%
.
Basic
Bath
.
7-
7-
50c
'
dividend'
1__
;
'
___„
Extra
Basic
/ 7-10
8%
,.,
'
(quar.)-,^
■'
■
6-29
7-16
50c
„
'
(quar.)_____
.•
6-22
6-22
7-13
pfd.
6%
class
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$10c
,
6-22
;
.
7-13
Fran.)
/
'6-22
-7-13
..
.
25c
Barry-Wright jCorp., (quar.
Barton's Candy
Corp. (quar.)_l__^
Stock
7-13
$1.00
Bankers
6_21.
7-13
,
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
7ya%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.— '
5%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
...
2
$1.06
_______
Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada-—
%%■ pref.
7-
$1.75
>
(N.Y.)
Huntington
Imperial
Quarterly
Canadian
6-15
"
50c
____
(quar.).,
(quar.)__
a
(N. Y.)
(s-aj________
(quar.)
r_.
__
Bank
7- 2
$1
"•
Oil,
Machine,
Canadian
-
6-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bans;
Ice
6-15
2
•
___
Husky
Canadian
12-31
7-
7-
preferred
4*4%
Canadian
9-23
28 c
_!__
(quar.)...,
Bank of Babylon (N. Y.)
Bank of California (San
-
1-15-63
$1.12 y2
(quar.)_
___.
common
*"6-29 '
7-13
10-15
$1.60
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
4Va% preferred B (quar.)
7-31
When
Share
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd. (initial)
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., com—
•
$1.60
_
Per
Name of Company
7-31
8-25
•
'
■
"$i.5d
(quar.)
4%" preferred
8-25
t
(13)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
-■
dividend
Baldwin
When
,
Share
(quar.)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Continued
on
page
48
>'
?
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(14)
14
,
.
.
Monday, July 2, 1962
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
7
Range for Previous
-
Highest
44% Jan
16
55
52 % Jan
3
75
17% Sep
25
38
Jan
Feb
17
Jan
7
Apr
Deb
22
52% Jun
25
14
66
26
99 % Jan
24% Jun
5
10% Jun
28
22 % Jun
25
68
,
3
43% Apr
109 % Oct
13
17
Mar 14
6
10% Jan
Jun
Jan
81% Mar
10
Jun
25
ABC
2
Acme
Jan
2
Acme Steel
21
Markets
Adams
19% Mar 15
35% Jan
17
Aeroquip
18% Apr
18
Air
Control
73% Nov
16
■
86% Dec
12
41% May 29
84% Mar 15
Air
Products
61% Nov
29
■
84
18
45% May 29
70 % Feb
Air
29
88 % Jun
8
93
91/4 Sep
8
32'/4 Jan
4
15% Apr
533/4 Apr
Jan
3
501/4 Sep
Jan
6
Nov
24
89
Dec
12
100 3/4 Jun
Reduction
2
Alco
1
25
39
2
Aldens
Jun
25
94% May 16
2
4
25
Jun
31
May 29
14
41
39Va May 28
89% Jun
15
Jan
Inc
5
common
100
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
5
481/2 Jan
533/8 Apr
94% Jun
Inc
4%%
121/4 Mar 20
53/4 May 29
19
Jan
Products
2
19
6
161/2 Jan
4
203/4 Sep
5
16'% May 29
231% Mar
2
3
661/4 Aug
3
35'% Jun
25
57
4
12% Jun
1
10
1
5
100
Allen Industries Inc
50% Jan
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
12% Jun
36% Jan
27
16% Dec
Oct
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
14% Sep
Oct
25
98
Nov
4
25% Dec
44% Jan
9'A Feb
31
5
49'/8 Jun
25
66% Feb
6
3
4
4
110
26
25% Oct
15
25
15
10% Jun
25
88
Jun
163/a Feb
143/4 Jun
25
23
81'% Jun
25
81% May
3
21% Apr 25
29% May 15
17
26% Oct
17% Feb
6'% Jun
841/4 May
28
19
25
34% May 29
70 5/8 Nov
11
44
21
523/4 Apr 13
103/8 May 11
3
7
May 15
28
20
20
12
May 29
68'% Mar 23
Aluminum
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
7
84% Jun
May 11
20'A Jun
18
Jan
3
47% Aug 10
26
20
May 31
25
Jun
Jun
22
23% Jun
36
22
31
15
15% Jun
18
Feb
134'A Feb
25
90
27% May 17
34
May 29
Mar
23% Jan
114
of
Co
Amerace
Petroleum
1
16
4
30
3'%%
<•
American
Bank Note
7
,641/4 Apr
3
V 24i/8 Apr
38% Jan
4
r 513/4
65
Apr
4
25
18% Jan
4
American
Bosch
Jun
25
53'A Apr
25
American
Brake Shoe
Jun
6
413/4 Aug 29
61% Apr
17
223A Jun 25
47'% Feb
19
34% Jan
49
Nov 28
38% May 29
47% Feb
19
41% Mar
6%
-
9
36
4
Jan
39% Jun
5
383/b Jan
7
41
2
42% Jan
53
Jun
27
50% Mar 26
70'A Jan
971% Mar 28
50'% Jun
25
88
19 % Jan
18'% May 29
Jun
18'% Feb
25% May 12
29'% Apr 21
40
Feb
59'% Jun
8
21
May 29
31'% May 29
84
Jan
93
Oct
2
84
50
Mar 20
393/4 Sep
29% Jan
29
American
Apr
23
563/4 Nov 29
Jun
25
3
773A Nov 20
52
Jun
25
55% Jan
2
72% Mar 21
47% Dec
36
Jun
14
58% Apr
31% Oct
23
37% Mar 13
25% Jun
133/4 Oct
4
233/4 Apr
28
123A May 29
8 '/a Jan
4
123% Apr
18
Dec
29
38
Jan
203/4 Mar
10% Jan
24
American
4%%
Consuriler
Electric
American
Enka
40% Feb
8
2
American
8
American
36% Nov
30
81'/a Oct
13
24% Jan
133/4 Jan
21
133/4 May 29
18% Jun 28
101
Mar 20
27
81
Jun
25
86
3
39% Dec
14
253/4 Jun
25
<10
3
20% May 16
37
Apr
34
Jan
54
Jan
293/8 Dec
21 % Apr
28
551/4 Dec
18
491/2 Aug 18
811/4 Dec
4
29
463/8 Sep
3
62
Jun
17 % Nov
28
Dec
33% Jan
146
May 17
42% Mar 10
19
3
50% Mar
53
Apr
46
May 28
23
American
Natural
2
American
News
2
American
25
543/4 Jan
4
123/4 May 29
181/4 Jan
25
1421/2 Jan
2
141/b Jun
27
9
2
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
7
13
261/4 Mar 21
261/2 May 29
8% May 29
40 3/4 Feb
Jan
18'/a Jan
3
17
50'/4 May 29
65
136 Va Jan
3
72'A May 18
146% Nov 20
142
22
119
Aug
3
18
Jun
23
28 3% Jan
3
30 Va Jan
11
103% Jan
3
127% Apr
27'/4 Jan
11
122
16
Jan
2
May 29
Jan
20% Feb
3
27
152
May
Apr
30% May
139% Dec
293/b May 29
4
American
8
41
Jan
3
131%
3
12
7%
American
Snuff
Am»>r
8outh
5
American
Tobacco
Sep
18
28 % May 23
Nov" 21
27
29
25
May 29
7%
6%
27 % Jan
3
44
Jan
American
25% Mar 19
American Water
33
Nov
20
333% Feb
Jun
May 29
27
Mar 28
Preferred
Jan
26
Apr
16
Preferred 5%
15% Feb
15
25
19
May U
10
Jun
41
May 29
2
27
5
17
Jun
17
10
May 28
25
29
54
Jan
8
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
20% Jan
4
22
37% Jan
15
23 % May 29
3
37% Jan
2
17% Jun
65
May 22
443,4 May 22
45% Apr
4
38
4,600
20%
203/a
20%
203/a
5,500
22%
3,700
203/a
6% ■
1,400
6%
*86
1,400
54%
52%
11,300
87
340
81%
81%
21
201/z
21%
15,000
22
23%
22
23%
23,300
84
200
19
19%
19%
193/4
47%
50
50'/a
52'A
16%
16%
16%
*16%
93,100
46,400
'
1,100
19%
193/4
193/8
193/4
6,700
89'/a
913/4
92%
945/8
43,500
21
21%
21%
22
16%
99
16'/4
/:>>
7,400
163/4
*90
44,600
99 >
100
15,600
215%
22%
21%
21%
24%
25%
26
26%
*62
1,400
63%
62
123/B
123/4
123/8
12%
423/4
433/4
435/8
44
26%
26
26%
78,800
423A
42%
43
46,200
-38%
38%
39
>
62
110
•
17.900
->
-v
6,900 a-
...
203/a
213A
*34'%
22
35
21i%
35
*22
35%
*89
90'%
*89
"90%
="89
21'%
'<
3,600
22 %
22
35%
*36
37%
90%
-
*89
90%
31
223/8
35'%
90'%
36'%
33%
32%
36%
31%
31%
32
363A
7,400
54
55%
54%
55'%
52
54
54
56%
553A
56%
30,400
38
40
39
403/4
391/4
41
413/s
433A
42%
433A
19,700
*25
26%
21
35'/a
*89
35 %
27
13%
8%
363/e
31%
38
26
25'A
25%
26
263/4
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
13%
6.800
83/4
8%
83/4
8%
8%
23,000
14%
18%
*102
22%
21%
84
*81
27%
26%
400
25%
145/8
183/4
26
26
26
26%
1,800
47
48%
48
491/4
81,200
lays
19
19%
19%
205/8
38,800
14%
15
15
183/a
•
463/4
18%
*14%
19%
25%
453/8
25%
19
18 5/B
25%
35'A
8%
*24
47%
104
34
400
67,"l66
393/8
13%
25%
15
18 3/a
383/a
83/4
453/8
19
14%
38%
133/4
26
18
37%
37'%
8%
473/a
25'A
35%
13'%
,
8%
45
18%
*102
1021/2
14%
18%
*102
1021%
14'/2
18%
18'A
102%
*102
2,800
4,000
18%
102%
—
223/4
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
23
105,300
84
81
81
82%
82%
*82%
84
70
273/4
27
273/4
273/4
283/4
283/a
15i/8
23%
29%
39,000
15%
151%
153/b
15%
235/8
243/4
23%
243/4
3,900
13%
13%
133/u
133/4
95,500
35'A
363/4
36%
383/4
28,300
26%
28%
28
28%
56
56 %
57%
57%
3,500
14%
163/a
164,500
32
331/4
13,800
40,800
7,400
"
13
13%
13%
13%
13
-
13%
35
36%
343/4
36%
34
35
27
28%
27
273/4
261/4
27%
54
543/4
54%
56
55%
56
Preferred
American
Ametek
AMP
6%
Zinc
95
27
49% Feb
9
21% Nov
15
26% Nov
11
Jun
25
24% Feb
'8
May 16
17%
303/4
30'/a
303/4
29Vb
30
30%
311%
13%
147%
23
*148%
141/a
143/4
28
283/4
28
93/4
93/4
52%
1481/4
148
13
28%
10
13%
Z
r
\
4 '
6,000
148
52%
»
.147
endorsed
281/B
2 8 5/8
10
53%
146%
29
10
.145%
1,500
1451%
♦231/2
24%
243/4
*1251/2
128%
*125%
128%
*125%
29%
28%
295/a
2 8 5/8
293/a
2 8 3/b
350
128%
283/4
14,200
243/4
128%
295%
30 »/2
33%
3,900
543/4
23%
Markets
331/4
20
8,400-
>
10
533/4
_
'
►1251/2
34%
24
231/4
24
2,300
■.'
'
r
20,300
Inc
32%
33%
34
C
32'%
33%
-33%
100
101%
ioo3/8
1023/4
IOOVB
6.25
30
31'A
301/8
311/4
29s/8
125
125%
125%
126
32%
32%
33
33%
102
102 5/b
343/4
33%
105
345/8
34
4,000
33'/4
3.200
103%
105%
407,700
111,800
33
30%
313/4
311/2
32%
124%
30'/a
125%
1241/4
124%
670
25
42%
453/a
42 s/8
45%
42%
44%
44%
473/8
453/4
473/a
78,300
5
201/2
21
20%.
21
20%
203/4
21
21
21
21
26
*243/4
25
25
26
*243/4
1253/4
126
1,800
630
26
*26%
263/4
*251/2
26%
*25%
26%
25%
251%
*25%
26
*25%
26'A
*26'/a
263/4
*26%
263/4
25%
25%
26
26
Smelting.. 1
IOV2
10'/2
103/4
11
10
10%
10%
11
11
12%
8,800
411/2
42
42
42
41%
42
4134
412/4
42
421/4
2,800
No par
17
17%
17%
18%
17%
18
175/B
183/a
18%
193/a
28,100
68,200
25
&
'
25
shares
1
18%
19
193/4
185/a
19'%
24%
25%
25%
26
25%
25 3/4
50
38 Va
383/4
38%
39
38
383/4
24
24%
24
24
29%
30
29
29%
92%
91
92
36
x37
Industries
Inc
Glass Corp
preferred
Anderson
283/4
1281/2
1
Apco
16%
*145%
148
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
$4
15 1/2
525/fl
52%
Amsted
'
13"%
146%
153/a
93/4
*93/4. .10
53%
13%
1461/2
143/4
27%
-■
13 5/H
148% 148%
13%
150
2 3 3/b
•1251/2
25
150%
14% -153/B
53%
52
Acme
13%
♦1481/2
28
9%
to
131/B
150,1/2
I51/4
f \
V
No par
Leua
Anchor Hocking
25
27
Jun
16%
27
-
25
series.
4
Jun
Jun
17%
14%
£1
series—
373/4 Jan
29
91
16%
*148%
..,
changed
;
Anaconda Wire 8c Cable
36
181/4
13
5
QVa
Co com
Anaconda Co
16
17
33 Va
Inc
Inc
17%
28%
No par
series/—
5%%
4
93% Feb
com
16%
10
Corp
4
Jan
48% Nov 17
3,300
56
143/4
Co
Works
52% Jan
13
25.
433A
55%
22 5/B
common
37
17
page
423A
56
43% -^
53%
20'%
-
20%
39
39
41
'41%
543/4
54%
20%
20'%
•
15%
Co
27
Jan
see
42%
54%
.
prefesred_10u
28
90% Jan
footnotes,
41%
,
39%.. 39% *
-41%
43
'
53'%
55%
«
10
Sany
Jun
37
For
38%
40
1
23 % Jun
30
41%
39%
.42%50'%
20%
24
Inv Co Ltd
Tel
Viscose
25
•38% Dec 21
25
41
143/4
.
preferred
61% Mar 23
25 %
51% Nov 27
3
25%
40%
:
•
-
-
—100
&
23
May
23% '
41
233/8
Sugar Refining com
preferred
19
13%
273/4 Apr
58% Apr
25
40'%
15%
American
443/8 Apr
25
22
17% Sep 25
30% Nov
1
24'A
403/4
j
24
Co—Name
1343/fc Feb
42 '/2 Jun
34 %
23%
22'%
25
V
64
12'%
43'%.
14%
common
African
Stores
Tel
20
22% Sep
Co
American
7
19
-
99
22y4
24%
63
12'%
42%
*89
21'%
24"%
63
12%
42.
.No par
non-cumulative
3
5
4
*98 ,
' 20'%
20%
VA24i%, ~243A
'»/' 64 * ;> 64
l' 11%
12%
41
43%
.100
2
Sep
34% Jan
16
*91
23%
preferred
363/4 Apr
124% Jun
4
16'A
86
2
Co
Seating Co
American Ship Building
136'A Jan
Apr
293/4 Jan
27
15%
10'%
15
*85
16%
99
*82
American
17
26
a
16%
19'A
88%
21'A
*86
1.66%
Gas
Std
May 29
Oct
1
2
8i
Jan
27
19% Jan
63
Nov~22
47
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
11
32% Jun
Rad
98 %
29% Jun
121% Jan
2,600
16%
19
863/4
20%
50'A
<
7 % preferred
100
Amer Research 8c Develp'm't Corp 1
24
1331/2 Apr
43% Mar
123/a
38
46%
1
Co
32
13
12%
37%
16%
19'%
89
213/4
16'%
90
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No par
American Potash & Chem
No par
American
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
3,000
32,800
"
543A Jan
16
183/4
37'A
393/8
48'%
21
Optical Co
32% Jan
70
18%
38
46%
1.75
Motors Corp
Jan
90
18%
383/a
No par
733/4 Jan
27
*89
18
36%
*16%
19%
87%
21
16'%
90
207/a
*24'A
64
12'/4
43
♦102
Inc
Co
285/b Jun
21
139% Sep
Climax
American
90
18'%
16%
19
88'%
20%
1
Products
481/4 May 29
14% Jun 29
2
3
Metal
4
*89
4,800
473/a
*16'%
18'%
847/a
20'%
1
com
Metal
173/s Jan
11,400
*821/4
J00
Fdry
American
Meter
423/a
21
213A
18'/a
1
preferred
American
42
10,200
100
American
19
41%
37,900
Corp.No par
2
30% Apr
261/4 Jun
13
Jan
Jan
3.90%
17,900
41
113/8
12.50
Corp
prior preferred
&
343/4
7%
10
Products
Mach
231/a
333/4
5
Hosp Supply
American
23
33%
10
Co
Power
183/b Mar 13
27
33
8
19
5%%
22,200
73/8
22%
32%
151/8
10
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
Mar 19
11% May 29
3
123/a Jan
25
2
May 28
30
41
42% Jan
19
Nov"
5
22
20
13% May 29
13
Jun
63% Apr
86"% Feb
22 5/8 Jun
16 3/s
193/8 Feb
24% Jan
105
7%
7%
203/4
11
100
Foreign Power—No
Home
10
14%
3
Corp
Hardware
12,800
15%
No par
European Secur
Lines Inc
American
Jan
263/4
9iy2
*90
10%
A
15'A
89
213/4
23
18%
13
333/4 Feb
7%
20
33
415/8
90
25a/4
91%
103/4
12'/4
37%
6'A
52'%
87
11
*25
79
4,900
12,700
14%
40c
25
6,100
:
.
10%
14%
84
20%
21'%
18%
par
25
May 24
373/0
•'
16
•
87
No par
May 29
Nov
18y4
3%
341/4
'
91%
7
19/2
32%
40%
*89
18 A
36'%
7i/a
2iy2
35'%
413/4
90
3%
86
Export
Jun
20
Ind
•90
35/a
53%
&
25% Jun
28% Nov 22
18'%
36%
x
3%
-
51%
American
17
105
6%
21
32'%
40'%
90
18'/4
36'A
American
45
9
7
21
321/2
413/4
90%
American
$9% Sep 14
3
:/7;--'- 25%
7
*90
5
35
6
27
91/2
26%
90
16
28
13% Jan
^2678
90
16
26
991/2 Jan
16
'
51'%
86
10%
15'/a
84
21'A
21%
183/4
Crystal Sugar common. 10
American
Sep
20% Jan
Co
preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
75% Nov
26
Chicle
prior
26
Apr
33
15%
7
3%
40
No par
No par
American
3
40
& Cable
Chain
13
20
3
American
34% Feb
57 3% Jan
V Jan
34
■■■
50'%
25
513A Jan
5
913/4 May 25
48
28
preferred
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
20% Jan
24
33 y4
15%
3%
5,500
17,900
6%
12.50
common-.
17
25
27
1%
Co
501/4
20,900
12%
1
Inc
Can
483/4
-
-
223/4
.50
—
493/8
333/4
16
Corp
2
Co!
No par *
243/4 Jan
3
8% Jun
American
Arma
2
Jan
31
Theatres
'
p—'1;
Jan
35% Jun
6
preferred
48 %
153/8-153/a
25 ' 7 263/8
Broadcasting-Paramount
41
V' 7-
33%
45
common--;.-5
60% Mar 19
11
48 3/4
37%
1
11% Jun
5
151/4 Jan
47 y2
6 %
No par
American
583/4 Sep
47%
371/4
•
preferred.—lOO
Co
Nopar
.«-American-jBakeries
May 18
45%
6,000
•
-7
14%
*12%
12.50
convertible
,
/,/>'
-
16,300
223/B
141/4
15%
-
62,900
12ya
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
American
Airlines common
23
Feb
49%
>'
2,500
;
125/a
21%
.
-143/8-7
9,500
13%
523/4
37'A
63/a
1
Corp
48
>
•
12%
12%
-22
133/4'
33 /a
49'%
87
10'%
15
*85!
21
21%
17'%
No par
Corp
Amerada
45
11%
201/2
i----'
-
:
•
51%-
12'%
No par
9
43%
V
7
V\
!"13
••
*36'A
*6Va
100
America
15"
40'A Jan
-
Aluminium Limited
7
46
49% 1
3%
•
13
50%-.-52%-
-
11%
14
:"f
20%
13%*
.-.
1
12'A
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co
'4
19
11%
20%
7
,
;
123/4
50%
13,500
24%
37'A
6'%
51%
87
10%
15'A
88
21'%
23'%
18%
No par
20% Feb
19
Mar 24
44 ;
14%
12"% I;.
48%
3,500
11%
243/a
36'A
6'%
1
Cement
12%;
21
12%
>11
-
8,400
*12'%
10
convertible preferred
Portland
Inc
22
Jun
981/4 Sep
4.08%
Alpha
Alside
25
69 3% Jan
34
7
24%
8,400
-
69y4
15%
12 %
37
6%
Allied Supermarkets Inc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
11%
20%
;13%
-
14,400
59 %
3%
33/4
18
No par
___100
preferred
25
28
130
2
a
5
Corp common
10%
77V/r; 23%
10%
23%
58%
15%
26
5
Jun
45
26
2
Stores
12%
-
1,100
'
63%
'683/4
3%
33'/a
35%
Corp
16'% Jun
81% Mar 30
20
23
Allied
30% Jan 12
493A Mar 20
28% Jan
Products
4%
'
No par
Allied
69
"
38
>13% -13%
48
—9
Allied Mills
58•'
68
'
:
>•"
46%
48% r--;
6%
20
311/4
39%
*90
-
1
171% Jun
30
191% Dec
19 3/a Oct
Jan
100'% Mar
May 29
361% Sep 11
38 3/4 May 16
35% Feb
561/4 Nov
24% Oct
Jan
10%
22%
10%
23 Va "
127/8
53%
49%
-14'A
13%
.
90
2
J Industries
Alabama Gas Corp
4
Jun
12%
51%
11'/a
207/s
13%
67% '
10%
-
,1
55%
66%
623/,
,
3%
33
15%;
24%
No par
Inc
53%
22%
11
x43%
47 Va
1
24% Jun
4
7
40
Chemicals
&
55
*36%
63%
131/4
67%'"'
36%
623/4
10%
13%
36%
56
13% ;
66
'
-
23%
vll'/8
20%
13%
"
7;:
50c
40 Va Mar 26
90
11
35
A
19
-
Products—
22% Apr
33
9
9
45% Nov 29
Dec
7
1
1/
.
Corp
14% May 29
20 % Aug
37% Dec
4% Feb
3 % May 29
5% Mar 24
41% Nov
No par
Admiral Corp
15
25
May 28
3
10%
22 %
12%
v
lr'~-77*
Corp
11% Jun
3
68%
63
Shares
June 29
-
36%
63
the Week
Friday
»
t
36 /
;
Sales for
Thursday
June 28
53
53%
Adams-Millis
20% Jun
3% Nov 24
52 %
'66%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50 '47%
36% Apr
12% Jan
13%
3
19% Nov 29
32% Jan
13%
-
2
3
Jan
36 %
63%
90% Jan
4
10
62%'
23% Jan
25
28
9
10
Co
36%
61%
7 13
,
1
Express Co-
8% Sep
21
;
36
60%
;
'
June 27
June 26
36
"
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 25
1
25
Inc
7
Monday
•
5
-
ACF Industries Inc.
16
LOW
-
•-<
Vending Corp
22 % Jan
14% Mar
r
Par
1
Laboratories
Abbott
9
33% Feb
May 29
47% Jun
•
>
Abacus Fund
16
15
21
'
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
55
25
33% Nov 22
3
80
Jun
21% Jan
75% Feb
3
21% Oct
36
60% Jun 25
107 Va Nov
28
24% Jan
21
Dec
27% May 16
3
76
"
"
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
STOCKS
"
■
'
Year 1961
Lowest
Clayton
Oil Corp
No par
Co
21.80
1
ll3/a
>19
24%
-
6.25
No par
8c
10'/2
1
•;
25
29
30
11%
117/B
11%
.
26
263/a
*25%
10O
26
50
113/b
•
11%
113/4
123/8
19%
113/8
20 3/s
205/a
21
26
27
26%
273/4
12,200
40
40
40 3/4
33,300
38%
23%
23%
29 Va
2 9 3/4
16,000
870
25
24
29%
30%
11,900
"
*90%
92%
373%
38%
37-
37%
11
11%-
11%
113/4
*901/2
.
U%
11%
*91
923/4
*91
36%
36%
36
36%
11%
12
11%
12%
,
923/4
190
19,400
-
11,300
1
Volume
196
Number 6173
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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15<
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 % Jan
37 %
Sep
43% Apr
33
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
43% Oct
23% Jun
25
38% Feb
Arizona
79% Aug
53% Aug
43% Jun
25
71% Mar 15
3
Jan
4
11
Jan
32% Jun
74% Oct
47% Jun
82% Jan
25
23
89% Jun
2
30% Jun
16
73% Apr
25
85% July 28
7
■
13% Mar 16
May 22
19% Sep
13% Jun
19
20
Feb
9
22
Jan
4
28 % Jun
4
47
28
18
Jan
12
1
25
23% Apr
16
20% Jun
1
35% Jan
Mar 22
47
16% Jun
24% Aug
2
36% Dec 13
5
5
57% Feb
25
46
3
Sep
Steel
Armour
&
102% Feb
7
110
53% Jan
3
Jun
82
July
Nov
3
29
Oct
3
10% Nov
16
4
54
July 14
39% Dec
20
42% Jan
3
60
76
Jan
3
21% Oct
11
13% Jan
21
109
2
May 29
9% Jun
86% Feb
May
7
80% Jan
2
27% Jan
26
16
10% May 14
49 % Jan
5
4
91% Apr
6
43% Jan
22
2
31% Jun
27
4
44% Jun
25
57% Feb
15
84% Oct 25
81% Jan
3
87% Apr
9
25% Feb
48 % Feb
May
30% Jun
5
30
Nov
44% Jun
21% May 29
21
4% Feb
27.
29
2% Nov
10
2nd
34% May 29
Aug 24
87% Feb
Ashland
20
57
23
9% Jan
35% Jan
Arvin
20
46 % Feb
105 % Jan
7
21
21% Jan
26
28% Feb
14% Apr
12
14
Jun
25
2
Jun
29
11% Jan
17
3
5
24
May 10
12% Jun
1
29% May 12
21% Jun
27
25% May
45% Mar 29
12% Jun
25
31% Jan
2
3
27% Aug
28% Feb
13
17 % Feb
2
68 % May
15
2
.
16% May 29
8
14
Jun
7
30% Mar 29
25
33%
34%
23%
24%
45%
44%
45%
7 32%
34%
33%
34%
32%
Coast
Corp
49%
36,000
65,100
4,400
34%
353/s
48%
49
35V4
48
36%
49%
49
86
50%
49
86%
85%
50%
86%
85
85
32
33
31%
84%
32%
84%
440
32%
*13%
14%
*13%
32%
33
14%
*13%
33%
14%
11,000
13%
16%
16%
13%
16%
14
16%
14%
270
47%
20%
Co
20%
20%
21%
42
109 %
109%
109 %
58%
109 %
58
41%
58%
61
21%
22%
213/4
10%
X9%
36%
36
89
89
88
32 5/a
32
33
14
100
l
1
common
453/a
15
Co
110%
.573%
12,400
22
21%
40%
*109
58
110%
57%
23
40
58%
4,800
22%
23%
61,500
10
9%
10
10
36
20,800
35%
36
36
363/4
14,400
9%
87%
89
88
88
31%
32
313/4
33
33
33%
463/8
10,300
46%
47%
46%
47%
19,100
*88
82%
84%
81%
83%
143/a
14%
14 %
143/4
2%
2%
2%
2%
13%
22
12%
13
125/s
20%
193/4
20%
14
15%
13
•
13%
19%
1
413/a
*108%
58%
2%
13%
5c
40%
109%
58%
14%
*21 %
Corp
41%'
1,900
*30
84%
No par
Corp
*30
2%
13%
14,500
45%
No par
13%
4,800
22%
87%
of Amer_2.50
common
prior pref ($1.20)
16%
215/a
21%
13%
13%
:•
16%
21
'
14%
2 3/8
13%
16%
21
22
%
9%
47
■J 84
83%
2%
20
45%
i
17,500
35%
■
,
44%
83%
16%
20%
21
•
21%
88
32%
10
common
16%
20%
108 %
36
.
■
4D%
r
10%
35%
No par
;
21%
'40%
22%
10
4%
com
21
>
*30
40%
100
Co
16%
21
>21
*30
40%
lo
B
Electronics
20%
21%
•30
..No par
RR
Canteen
48%
21
2.50
series
Line
Nichols
Automatic
Avnet
39,700
34
87
preferred
Avco
35
26%
31%
preferred
Chemical Industries
Conv
34%
25s/8,
47
5
Inc
Refining
Austin
35
253/8
46%
30%
*85%
:
Investment
series
5%
34%
24%
453/8
V
1
l
.
City Electric
preferred
Atlas
19
33%
24%
43%
common
Atlantic
Atlas
21% Feb
33%.
23%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.lo
5% non-cumulative preferred
10
5
27% Sep
13% Jan
34
Refining common.:!
$1.50
Associates
$3.75
Shares
44%
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
1st preferred
10o
Atlantic
the Week
24%
Associated
23
Feb
13% May 22
18 % Jan
2
Oil &
Atlantic
Sales for
Friday
June 29
2.50
pfd
4%
PRICES
June $8
33
No par
Industries
5.25%
SALE
Thursday
43%
Co
Corp
33 % Feb
HIGH
June 27
23%
Constable Corp
15
AND
Wednesday
2.50
Co__
$3.75 preferred
Aro
June 26
10
Armstrong Cork Co
19% May 29
33% May 29
25
No par
Service
Corp
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold
Tuesday
June 25
,__5
Public
Armco
40% Jun
83
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
8
78% Jan
20
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
3
•
67% Jan
50
NEW YORK
Highest
3
37% Jan
30
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13%
13
X82%
82%
14%
'
:
13
v
1
15
"
2
13
160
910
12,300
2 %
41,200
13%
3,600
13%
14%
12 5/8
13
22
*21%
21%
21%
12%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
14
193/4
20%
203/4
21 %
203/4
21%
14'/«
143/4
210,500
143%
15%
15%
153/4
17,500
153/a
:
'•?
13
13'/a
•21
123/4
22
*21
13%
1,100
'
22
100
50,500
B
■
W: v.:
4% Jan
■
7% Mar 29
3
■
36 % Jan
9
10
59% Dec
15
18
Oct
-11% Nov
4% May 29
9
12% Jan
3
27% Jan
20
37 % Jun
10
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
8% Mar 12
58% Feb
9
11% Jun
25
27% Jun
27
Babcock
17
26
May 29
Baker
Mar 20
19% Apr 19
37 % Mar 28
94 % Jan
4
103% Dec
11
96% Jun
20
104% Mar
5
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
94% Mar
9
19
19 % May 29
33% Feb
1
'
23% Nov 22
47
Jan
21% Dec
22
47% Jan
19
17
Jun
14
30% Jan
25
33 % Dec
26
63
18
33
Jun
27
48% Feb
19
33% Dec
15
Jan
62% Jan
31% Jun
19
27
Babbitt
(B
&
Oil
4%%
Common
4%
48% Feb
9
11
Jun
25
22% Feb
21
60
Jun
25
85% Mar
8
Barber
14% May 29
20"% Jan
5
Basic Inc
52% Apr 30
23% Jan
4
11
27 % Aug
8
3
47%'Jan
21% Dec
61 %
May 29
14% Jun
Aug 29
47
July 10
22% Jun
21
May 29
59
Jan
19
37
Jan
2
5%
35% Dec
27
48 %
31% Dec
13
35% Nov
21
18 % May 29
34% Jan
11
Baxter
33 % Apr
4
Nov
30
38% Jun
25
61
26
Bayuk
29% Jun
27
51% Jan
275
59
6
94% Jan
81
159% Dec
6
Oct
27%Jun
Jun
20
Jun
Jan
2
328
Jan
9
100 % Mar
25
29 % Mar 21
152% Jan
29
11% Jun
6
9
28
95
2
Feb
19
22% Jan
22
8
32
Jun
15
35
26
Nov
17
60
Jun
25
81
88
4
20
Jun
Sep 25
10% Dec 29
16% Apr
Apr
Jan
2
Bausch
&
Beck
89
89
*88
21
89
88
88
22%
21%
21%
215/B
223/8
215/a
22%
2,600
173/4
173/4
173/4
18%
19
19%
6,900
4
8
Belco
22% Feb
9
26
14
50% Jan
4
12% Feb
14
Bell
31
Bendix
48% Jan
31
48% Jun
25
75% Jan
22
34% Jun
25
12
53
Nov
16
49% Jun
29
55% Mar 15
54% May 28
119% Nov
3
133
Dec
11
108% Jun
15
128 % Mar 23
1% Jan
3
1% Jan
19
1% Jan
2
33% Jan
3
42% Dec
1
34% Jun
15
39
27
31% Jun
25
142% Jan
2
49% Apr
7
1
12% Jan
27% Jun
17
May 15
48% Mar 13
13
Sep
39 % July
140% Sep
3
148
23% Dec
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
22% Jan
3
16% Jun
29
33
33%
*32 %
33 5/a
34
34
31%
313/s
32%
31%
31%
1,500
113/8
11%
11%
11%
61
11%
125/8
61%
62
3,600
62
64V2
60
61%
July"
35% Jan
22% Jan
3
25
39% Jan
2
26% Feb
7
Bliss
28
12
May 29
35 % May 29
21
7
19%
39%
233/4
20%
39%
30
30
29%
30
>
Bohn
30
30 %
30
30%
5,600
46
47%
47
47%
6,700
♦200
99
99
99
99
99
99
*99
99%
20
21
203/a
203/4
213/4
22
22%
22%
23
64%
69 %
21%
71%
12,900
67
69%
70%
743/4
71'A
74
90
90
53,900
89
89
89
89
89
89
11%
12 3/4
121/4
12s/8
100
1
44%
46%
12%
46
68%
89
12%
*32
33%
*32
Corp
10
60
62 %
13%
14
Z
ZZl
^Z~2
16
16
.-■*
12
ZZ.50
_l
'
>,.13%
1
,
7V£\ 7%
16%
7
79 % Nov
27
41% Jun
25
Jan
3
49% Dec
12
76% Aug 31
80% Oct
23
21% Dec
26
Oct
26
v:>
6
48
■-
Jan
64% Jan
78% Jan
>30% Jan
70
Borden
79
84% May 24
2
22% Jan
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
10% Jun 25
3
May 18
Jun
20
4% Jun
6% Mar 22
28
33% Jun
8
4% Feb
6
9% Jan
22
7% Jun 25
3
11
15
4% Jun
25
11"% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
3
67% Nov
1
49% Jun
26
65 % Apr
24
3
,
103 % Nov
21
60% Jun
15
99% Feb
13
11
83% Jan
86 % Mar 14
4
87% Feb
23
Brooklyn Union Gas
5.50%
preferred series
Brown Shoe Co Inc
21% May 28
45% Jun
25
8
Dec
28
May
9
■
52% Jan
2
22
61% Jan
25
;i2% May 29
21% Feb
14
9% May 29
79% Jun 14
15% Feb
8
Oct
24
17 % Jan
19
80% Oct
31
85% Jun
8
Jan
3
48% Sep
13
30% Jun
25
41% Feb
21
11% Jan
3
19% May 17
8% Jun
25
18% Mar
8
14% Dec
67
4
29
Nov
29
44
Jun
84
Mar 15
26
61% Jan
29
25
3
22% May 10
24% Nov 28
9% Jun
16% Jan
18% Jun
25
15% Jan
2
25% Mar 29
73% Jan
3
82% Sep
29
80
Jan
18
86% Apr
9
53% Mar 26
Feb
28
8 3/a Jun
25
Jan
5
26
16% Mar 12
22% Jun
18 3/a Jan
113/a Apr
773/4 Jan
25
43% July 27
6
4
10% Jun
For
3
26
12
123/a Mar 28
Nov
30
76
4
51 % Dec
6
18
May 28
19% May 29
85% Jan 12
48% Feb
8
21.% Jan
May 29
28% Apr
90% Jun
131
21% Jan
83% Jan
213/4 May 29
27% May 22
footnotes,
1
13% May 21
42%
43%
433/4
263%
265/8
271/4
213/4
22 %
22%
22
22%
22%
21%
22%
215%
22%
2,000
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
133/4
14%
133/4
14%
22,000
32%
333/8
323/a
323/4
32%
35
34
35%
36%
13,200
38%
Z5
28%
38%
39%
38%
38%
39
40%
40%
41%
76,700
293/4
29%
303/4
29%
29%
30
30%
31%
31%
2,600
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
18
18 %
18
18%
19%
19%
19%
20
193/4
20
20
20
20
7.50
20%
41%
1,800
43
43%
45
45
453/4
463/4
48
48
5
48%
353/a
27,300
37%
35%
37%,
353/4
36%
363/4
38
385/8
39%
26,300
83%
♦80%
*801%
83%
82
1
82
103/4
3
GS'-'-k
4%
3
73/8
:
*' 5 V.
V
♦81
11%
11%
115/a
11 %
11%
9,500
3P/8
31%
323/b
321%
33%
15,100
3
*2%
23/4
*2%
23/4
1,200
5
43/4
43/4
4%
4%
41/4
43/8
1,800
73/8
7%
7%
7%
75/a
7%
73/4
7%
9,900
:
♦43/4
•
5
43/4
4%
4%
5
52%
49%
50
49%
49%
50
50%
503/4
51
3,000
66
643/4
653/4
64%
65%
65 y8
69 %
69
72
52,600
7
85%
lo
303/4
*111%
85%
*85%
31%
15
73
12%
123/4
5
93/4
10%
No par
79%
.79%
1
30%
31%
10
>
8 3/o
9%
45%
31%
Inc
com.
12
Hecla
27% Feb 15
92V4 May 24
Canada
12
Mar
21% Jun
19
26
Jan
9
16
$4.25
Dry Corp
conv
345/8
71%
73%
71%
72%
71 %
72%
22%
23%
23 %
23%
23 %
24
453/4
45%
45%
45%
453/4
46%
473/4
10
9,600
t-
250
3,200
185,600
1,700
123/4
v
13%
125/8
13%
13 %
133/a
13 %
133/8
13,400
9%
10%
10
10%
10 %
11
10 5/a
11
26,900
*78%
80%
*79%
80%
*79%
80%
30%V 30%
30%
30%
;
83/4
303/4
8 3/a
9%
*79%
80%
31%
"
30 3/4
9
31%
1,500
9%
14,400
100
44
9%
45%
45
45 %
46%
45 %
46
9 5/a
10
103/a
103/4
10%
10 %
10%
105%
10%
14,900
183/s
10%
1
19%
185/8
18%
18%
18 %
19
195/B
19%
20%
48,600
853/4
85%
85%
*85%
86 Va
*85 %
86
*70%
72
*703/a
72
89%
*88 %
90
47
85/s
45
.
.
89
9
6,200
110
590
common
Ry
12%
13
12%
13
113/4
12 5/a
123%
12%
13
13%
35%
6,400
37%
36%
38
355/8
37 3/a
38%
365%
37%
18%
37%
102,900
19
18
18%
95/8
18 3/6
18%
18 %
13%
19%
3,200
9%
*9%
9%
10
16%
10%
400
1
83/a
93/4
*9%
9%
8%
9
2.50
23
24%
24%
25
1
Inc.
preferred
Pacific
86%
111
__3%
_
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
34%
*109
1
;
Canada
3
♦85
333/4
110 %
1
5
5%
_5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
52% Jan
87
243/b
*109
110
___._5
Financial Corp
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
17% Jun
122 % Mar 27
preference
California
&
313/4
32
72
*45%
109
6,800
5
Inc
(A M)
Calumet
*85%
87
111
70
453/4\
5
*85%
5
22%'
23%
45%
32
.
111
74
22
„
87
31%'
113
.
4%
3
613/4
No par
Byers Co
8
*2%
'
50
__100
A
Bush Terminal Co
18 % Feb
170
11%
30%
l
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
Callahan
83%
4,500
3
No par
Co
11%
30%
-
43/4
4%
4%
83%
11%
30
30%
7%
3.50
*81
11%
30
Z_5
second
California
5,200
10,400
323/4
;
Watch
3
20
45
25%
17%
4%
2
14
25.
41%
26%
13
Corp
Corp
Burlington Industries
7 % Jan
Jun
see page
41
255/a
32
Inc
32% Jan
7,000
IncZZ_L25
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
■
8% Nov 30
41%
263/8
72
24
15
41
90%
24% Jan
200
183/4
87
26
*703/a
17% May 29
9% Jun
"7
800
142
41
♦88 %
32% May 29
18%
*86
26
90%
16
18%
87
40%
853%
19
-
17%
*86
353/8
25
72
27
13s/8 Jan
50c
17%
863/4
*88%
Apr
31
*141 %
142%
17%
863/4
♦71
26 % Oct
36% Oct
141%
*141 %
175/a
86
*85 %
44% Dec
Sep
141 %
143%
17%
86
90
3
4%. Jan
*141%
17%
87
72
19% July 21
27
143%
17
*86
86%
27% Jan
13
♦141%
5
90
91
27
5
9,400
198,400
*71
23
8% Jan
30%
345/8
100
73
Jan
11% Jun
43,800
291/4
100
9
84
Apr
400
1,300
1%
1%
333%
100
Apr
19
37
1%
♦35%
4 % %
70
86
26
50
1113/4
34%
preferred
3%%
preferred
70 % Mar 28
26
22,000
493/4
110
29%
33%
34%
May 15
2
Jan
Jan
'
39%
39
51%
110
34%
common
Bullard Co
Bulova
13/8
1%
39%
15,400
23,000
28
common
Bullock's
34%
•50
108%
V/b
52%
32%
•27%
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Co
343/8
1%
37%
37%
51%
110
Apr 30
Feb
81
23
68
Brunswick
Budd
51%
75/8
50%
28%
100
25
59
36%
73/4
53
32
preferred...
23
74% Mar
75/a
50 3/a
♦108
1%
343/8
7%
50%
27%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Strattcm Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
26
5
51%
7%
493/4
600
4,300
47,000
31%
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
5%
preferred
100
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
Apr
3
22
28%
lo
99% Feb
17
21%
32
,
26
13% Jan
21%
27%
Inc
Co
27
Jan
20 3/a
::
31%
100
Food Stores
Jun
Jan
13%
28
common
Jun
35
Jan
Club
70
44
31
Brass
30
43% Apr
133/4
50c
109
116
10,900
133/4
16%
14
27,800
33%
32 3%
.
Edison
3%%
13,200
143/8
♦163/a
20%
110
13/8
34%
63
133/4
16
*32
31%
2 50
10
May 29
34%
62
14
16
20%
39%
*50%
110
1%
62 %
13 5/a
16%
33 %
No par
13
30
29
Boston
1%
60%
133/4
133/4
52
37%
50%
111
60%
♦16
*32
8
common
28
112
Jan
2 pesos
Co
Borman
37%
50%
110
40c
Dec
45
10
68
12
Inc
Apr
97% Oct
11
106% Jan
-
&
3
15
34%
50
410
12%
1
Aluminum
Book-of-the-M'onth
48% Jan
14% May 15
Jun
100
80
33%
215/8
50%
10
99%
12
13%
7%
50%
*99
ZIlOO
Inc
34% May 29
Jan
48%
:
1
;
Co
2
3
Jan
common
Corp common
Jan
29 % May-29
14
Co
223
*32
135/a
Z 20
229
13 5%
14
13%
250
60
62
13%
^'21%
-
123/a
33%
*16
>
45%
89
60%
< I3y2
7--19%
No par
Corp
Bond Stores Inc
55% Feb
2,300
30
46
44%
5
5
28% Mar 12
29%
250
Boeing Co
5
25
18,600
41%
39%
20
39%
*200
pfd
Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
37% Apr
19% Jun
3,600
22%
401/4
205/s
39%
ZZZ.lo
21% Jan
Jan
7
243/4
21%
40%
23%
23
19
38%
_l
&
1
24%
223/4
40
23%
22%
250
pfd series of 1951__
& Decker Mfg Co
29
26
8
12
56% Feb
2
2
243/s
21%
47
_____1
.17% May 29
23% Aug
36% Apr
27
18% May
53% Jan
23%
47
*200
4% %
Black
233/4
21%
48%
250
Inc
Blaw-Knox Co
26
1,600
47%
"
Jun
483/4
47%
____5
Steel
21% Jun
48%
15%
47
16
*473/4
♦200
Corp
Gypsum
25
48
153/4
16
49
2.50
Co
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
18
2,700
47%
151/4
16
100
7%
10
26
16%
16
12.50
Inc
Mar 19
5
7% Dec
8% Jan
Bestwall
Bethlehem
100
161/4
*153/4
1
preferred
Consolidated
Co
Apr
3
3% Dec
&
64
19% Jan
19
3
Best
87
18% Jan
35
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
Benguet
1,600
16
16%
No par
5%
preferred
$4.50 conv preferred
3
57% Sep
30 % Dec
6
5
3,500
165/8
485/8
15%
10
common
Finance
25
Mar 13
59 % Dec
*
Feb
65%
16%
483/4
♦473/4
l;
*473/4
♦473/4
16
64
16%
47%
16
1,100
48'/8
16
47%
1
Corp
79% Jan
12% May 29
1138%
42
20
62 3/4
'
16
50
10
Intercontinental
40% Jun
Aug 18
28
15
1% Feb
60
31%
Bell & Howell Co
Beneficial
150
113/4
Belding-Heminway
19% Feb
Jan
72
16,600
31%
Savers
17 % Jun
59% Sep
32,700
29%
11%
-TTA::
28
12%
99%
31%
■
Jun
33% Jan
58
12V4
28%
*98%
100
7% Jun 25
5
91
*89
12%
11 %
Distilling Co____2
14
19% Jun
99
115/tl
31%
(A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
Gossett
28%
98
11
1
Inc
Petroleum
273/4
99
31%
Shoe
Bell &
27%
99
183/s
33%
i
prior
Life
21-~
113/4
27%
21%
91
11 %
27%
983/4
..100
Instruments
Beech-Nut
*89
12%
27%
17%
preferred
Beckman
11%
98
33%
Inc
Co
4%%
11%
28
100
18
Inc
donv
Mills
11%
27%
100
10
3%%
Beaunit
13,600
33%
Inc
Fdods
22,900
12%
ZZZZ.l
(James B.)
Beatrice
40%
12%
17%
Corp
Laboratories
Beam
6,600
39
12%
33%
preference
Lomb
Cigars
5%
38%
12%
100
Corp
14% May 29
12% May 29
2
69% May 25
46 %
,
71
22
Jan
87
1
29
25
62 % Jun 14
12
12% Jun
14% Jan
52% Jan
96% Mar 28
27
Feb
35% Feb
2
16
31
Dec
87
19
17 % Apr
48%-Jan
Nov
25
3
Jan
229
Aug 30
100 % May 15
11
Jan
44% Jun
316
17% Mar 14
87
Nov~27
82%
Mar 16
25
5%
373/4
12%
100
Corp
Works Corp
Iron
5
38
113/4
100
Products
Bath
5
37%
12%
100
common
convertible
5
38%
12
preferred_100
Preferred stamped
& Aroostook
Basic
5
37%
11%
13
B
stamped—.
Bangor
Oil
5%
39%
11%
No par
com
series
non-cumulative
70% Mar 17
3
Corp
Elec
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
29% May 18
8
Feb"
&
5
37%
1
4%
43
;8%
Gas
5%
9
Co
Inc__
preferred
5
1
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
9
15% Jan
Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
20
13% Mar
52 % Sep
T)
10%
1.66%
8%
8%
93/4
9%
9%
17,600
24%
243/4
25%
24%
25%
22,400
5%
4%
5%
14,900
5%
5
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
165/8
15%
16
15%
16%
15%
153/4
153/a
15%
34,700
90
87
89%
84%
87
86
89
89
89%
23,100
20%
193A
20%
20%
21%
21.
21%
7,600
89
89
903/a
..100
25
10%
4%
833/a
xl53/4
.
.No par
No par
10%
83/4
24
53/a
19%
1
1.80
5
18%
♦10
*51
1
20
20%
903/8
*89%,
90%
*89
51%
*51
51%
♦51
8%
8%
8%
83/a
83/a
21%
21%
21%
215/a
215/a
10%
10%
90%
*89
90
51%
•51
51%
8%
22
•
*51
6,700
70
51%
8 5/a
8%
8%
8%
21%
22 %
21%
22 %
22,165
20,100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(16)
.
.
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
43'/a Dec
20
265/a Jan
38 V* Jun
Mar 13
36
Jun
22
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
9
Jun
6
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
!
8
3
32 Va Jan
3
Jan
46 % Feb
6% Dec
25
2y2Nov
1
Jan
25
s
41 % Jun
25
'
3
42% Jan
29
29
Jan
25
124 V* Jan
5
44
13?% May
7%
9
5%,/
*96
-
*
30%
•
85% Apr
87 y2 May
26
Jun
79
10
4%&
3
:22Va
" 42 Vb
1277
80%
preferred series A..100
!
40
25% -
39 V4
'
.
45
25%
9%
.
9.%-
45%
1
48
99%
."
"
2,800
9%
* 9%
100%
47%
•
23%
29
47
:
'.
.47'%-
:
<
26%
■V
/ •','.; 750
47%-
; ■ 41%
■
v
*
4,5
•
-
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4
5%
29%
.
-
22 Va
'
/
-
•
V-
29
♦96
22
22
*125%
4
"22
31%;
126%,
.
79%
;
-
600
22,700
J
'
1
45
340
32 ya
*96
'
...
"
7,400
*2%
31%
■X
97 Va V
.
■
,' ; 330
•
''5%'
5
2%
32 V*
*'*30%
126%
80
8,200'.
'
•
*
'
22
79%
15,600
,
47%
45
•
2%--
30%
'
80%
45'%
2%-
t; ;L
47%
e%!":
'
♦44
V*f'; 32
♦125%
8,600 *.
'
1
34%.
'*29'/a-. 29%
43%
47
-
44%
5%
•
1
97%
•'22
l
J
:
.
7/
30
»96
43
.
■
2%
29 %
\
29% . 31%'
♦125% 126%
79
48
*29
;
:
46
•"-2%'
30%
,33%
'
42 %
'.♦44.
v,
2%
*'
47%'
27%
''
27%
33y4.-33%
;
9,400
99%
-•
99%
"
•■
"
33 Va
'*
3.800
,
'
•'
•
"
27%
*97%
22 Va
81%
40
25%-
-
■
*5%
•
*96
-31%
conv
'
32%
47%
!•
28%
„•
'29% -30%
'-■
--97%
♦125%
'
44%'
*2%
._
22%
Corp.__.7_ .10
9%
Shares
*
39%
.
the Week
Friday
29"
June
25%
.
:
7 26%
•r,
48%
7-5
2%
preferred—;—. 100
2nd
48
44% *
29% :
r-
:
■:-«
33
1 41%
28 Va
Products
,Celanese Corp of Amer com_.No
.
-
•
_
'.
99% 100%
;
,27%
32%
7 28
J
'
-
27%
44%
25'/8
'
'.9%
9%
*47
-
'27 Va
-
48
2%
100
—:
4
,
June 28
'
46
r
■
•-
par
Steel
Ceco
Mar 22
;v
preferred™.— --7
Tractor common.No par
-
'
25 r
7
100%.
44
5
7
100
___
2nd
Caterpillar
7/ 4.20%
preferred
10
28 y2 Jun
common.,
9%
41%
--
— &.1
preferred——'
6%%
3
Apr
Co
;
,
27%
i_l
Ui
Corp
Inc
33
•1
48 %
29%
48
.
..
.150
;
General
(J I)
7./ 7%
22
21 Va May
28
Case
&
Products
1
-10
45 %
32
.1.5
—r—_
C
38% '
.38%
*25%
'.'100
27%
Light,——No par
Sales for
Tuuisday
-
"
39
25%
100
PRICES
-
June 27
:
'
3
71% Jan
Jun
129
Carter
4
Jan
40% Aug 15
6„
Carriers
4
-98
31
32% Oct
Jan',
Jan
3% Jan'
&
common
4%%' preferred—
;
2
17
95
May 23
97
9%
70
•'
26
29% Jun 25
41% Aug 29
•
3
115% Jan
2 Va Jun
Mar 20
5
Power
'..'*39
;.9%
•
-99 Vc
SALE
Wednesday :
June 26
25 Va
9%
•
Tuesday
40%
HIGH
"
June 25 7
•25
!
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp
8
Mar 12
77
39 '*
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. 100
'Caroliha
30
36% Jan
.
i_5
:
'V
.
'Carolina
May: 3
48
.
4% May 29
44% Jun 25
3
90% May 31
29
Jan
89
27% Jun
9
13% Apr
•
11
28% Dec
22
28
24
3
Par
.110
(Philip) Mfg Co:
.'Carlisle Corp
;
£_—i_No par
45% Mar 14
Oct
74
6
30 ya Feb
44% Feb
Co;
LOW AND
"
Monday
",'V
Carey
8
63% Apr
'
45% Jan
47 % Apr
22
Oct
52
f
25
28
36% Nov
*
3
101 % Mar
30 y2 May 29
May 19
49
1
27
4'5 % Jun
26% Jun
52% Mar 30
■
10
40 % Jan
'••••
13
62% Nov
3
39% Jan
Carborundum
32% Jan 11
15 Va Mar 30
13
91 % Jan
43 y2 Jan
EXCHANGE
Mar 16
56
27
25
5
60% May
3
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
l
STOCKS
YORK STOCK
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1%1
Lowest
22 y4
•31
1,100
'
32%
80%
81
23%
>;
/ 62.100
*125%'126%
81
4o;ooo
.;
97%
«
%''.'
" 4,400
w
'
23%
4,500
A
,
'
7
.
'
>v
<
24 ye Jan
34% Dec
3
16% Jun
28
14
21
20% Mar
10
19% July 21
15
19
73% Dec
28 %
17
22 y2 Jan
6
50
Mar
7
75y8 Oct
27% Jan
<
38% Jan
2
Central
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Jun
25
52 % Mar 30
Central
Illinois
Jun
29
101 y2 May 28
4%%
38
Jan
24
47% Nov
Jan
4
25 J/2 May
28
Feb
6
9
5
46% May 31
2
Cerro
2
Certain-teed
5% Jun
25
9% Apr
26
49% Feb
39% Oct
24
Nov
28
50% Apr
4
4
95
9
30
21% Jan
4
32 V* Jun
24
Jun
16% Jan
29% Feb
19 Va May 29
313/4 Apr
28
13
18
;
45
29
-
Mar 29
"Jan
4
98
^Jan
11
'3V»%
18
6'/2 Jun
25
13% Jan
18
15 Va May
10
14
20
Class
26
273/a Feb
19
29
i36y2 Feb
83/a Jun
25
17% Feb
8
14
31
Mar 30
13% Jun
323/4 Aug
10
373/4 May 26
28%-Jun
.
18% Feb
27
Feb
7
62
Feb
27
50 y2 Jun
25
3
26
V* Oct
12
; 8% Jun
25
23% Jan
3
38
Feb
27
16% Jun
25
363/a Feb
8
T
27% Dec
22
38 V* Mar 21
20 y2 Jan
15
31V* Jan
12
h
183/a May 29
19
3
5
6%
'64%
Feb
22% Feb
5%
20
series
,100
5%
263/4
27%
T
,*
*90V2
92%
30%
30%
'
22
22%
223/i
..
V
21%
34
39%
*6y4
83/4
263/s
preferred series A
100
165/a
1—8
22 V*
22•%
23%
••
20
21
V
16
163/s
t
33%
Jan
3
27 Va Oct
15
Jan
4
26
12
Mar 20
263/4 Feb
2
Jun
22
353/4 May
2
25
21
Mar 26
12 V* Jan
23
203/4 May 15
15 V2 Jun
21% Jan
12
313/4 Apr
11
13
May 28
29
Jan
4
8
11
May 28
33% Jan
;.
Chicago Rock, Isl & Pac RR_.No par
Chicago Yellow Caib
No par
*19%
15%
16
13%
U
29
8%
17%
23
19%
i
193/4
20
>19%
.20
17
2
413/e Mar
253/4 Sep
25
37% Jan
3
37% Jan
57% Sep
82% Jan
3
901/4 Dec
5
983/i Feb
7
103% Dec
11
37% Jan
3
52% Dec
27
Dec
21
51
Dec
4
49% Sep
26
58% May 17
44
20% Feb
13
413/4 Nov
6
32% Apr
16
52% Feb
Jun
27
47% May 29
97% May 29
65/a
14 Vi
14
15
143/a
283/4
28%
28%
83/4.
'.
19
Jun
5
8
26
35% Feb
1
2?
37
14
Jun
20
10
51% Mar 20
Feb
7
32
Jun
26
48 % Jan
53
Jun
26
70 % Apr
96% Jan
3
101 % Feb
2
Mar 21
58% Jan
3
643/4 May 23
33% Feb
6
37% Apr
17
25
57
Jan
12
47
Apr
19
61
5
36% Mar
10
45% Nov
1
Cleveland-Cliffs
18
27
101
Jan
2
35 Va Jun
711/4 July 10
1'34% Jan
10
140
July
773/4 Jan
4
109
Nov
17
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
5
20 Va Jun
30% Jan
4
Apr
.
2
15
Nov
31% May 29
23
931/2 July 10
18
6
70 /
$4.50
Special
; Clevife
3
' Mar
142
May 29
Cluett
1
7%
Coca-Cola
Coco-Cola
26
593/8 Dec
Jan
5
77% Jun
15
323/4 May 29
753/8 Jan 19
28
28% Dec
20
19% May 29
32
Oct
24
50 5/b Mar 17
18% Jun
27
41V2 Jan
8% Jun
25
173/4 Jan
3
413/e Jun
7
48% Jan
8
J9
•
I41/4 Jan
3
23V2 May 17
43
3
49 Va Nov
Jan
1
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3
62
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see
page
3
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8% Mar 15
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28% Mar
25
5% May 29
353/4 May 29
103 % Jun
1
12% May 15
Consumers power Co
37
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30
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25
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44%
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,
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Volume
Number
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6113
(17)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
■
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
24 % Jan
37% Jun
30% Jan
40% May. 31
7% Jan
15% Dec
27 % Jan
49% Jun
13% Jan
26% Oct
23 Ve Jun
18
9
15
45% May 3
145% Sep 26
63% Nov
25
Jun
40
Nov
16
88
5
93% Sep
21
92 % Jan
5
29% May
9
18% Jun
28
13
Jan
5
89
30
3% Jan
11
72 % Jan
22% May 11
18
-
-
13% Jun
9 % Apr 17
70% Aug 31
,
5
46 % Jan
45% Jun
78
4% May 29
76% Jan
17
11
13
Sep
11
4
39% Feb
1
44% Nov
22 % Jun
19
50% Mar 10
28
8
...
2
82% May
24
-
51% July 25
42% Mar 19.
;
25
14
129% Jan
2
;.;.,
14
46% Jan
23
vX
48% Dec
38% May 23
40% Jun 25
Dec
67
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12
4'
Jun
47 Va Jan
4
59% Jan
.
26% May 17
12% Jun
22
90 % Jan
3
109 % May 25
86% Jun
27
107% Feb
"
92 % Jan
9% Jan
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
73% May 19
3
64'/a Jan
5.
11% Sep
19
14% Feb
25
11% May 29
6% May 29
i
16% Jan
36 % Nov
8% Jan
29% Dec
3
54 '/a Jan
30
19% Jan
20
Dec
6
15% Jan
4
22
11
3
37
May
.
62% Feb
10
82
July
70 % Jan
22
13% Feb
35
Jun
8% Jun
14
14% Jun
27
4
7.
52
Jun
.
18:
19
Jan
26
78
28
Jan
463/4 Nov
3
331/2 Jun
27
85 % Jun
7
12 3/o Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12yaNov
1
20
89
Nov
Mar
861/2 Jan
8
11
90
5
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-
$4 prior preferred
$1.60
X
Class
Mar 20
;
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Jun
30
313/a Nov
14
20% May 29
16
80% Oct
23
79
76% Feb
9
81 *
Nov
79y2 jan
4
83
Feb
22
Jan
80% Jan
16
13
83
Jan
5
483/8 Jan
4
67% Nov
15
291/4 Feb
Jun
22
18% Jan
4
Jun
22
343/4 Jan
10
581/4 Oct
4
743/4 Jun
2l
38'A May 29
35y4 jan
3
521/2 Dec
29
401/4 May 29
12Va Jan
4
271/a Jun
12
14% Oct
19
13% Jun
69
Feb
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22
:
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May 29
173/a Feb
12
May 29
233/a Mar 26
Diners'
26
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15
DiGiorgio
Dr
22% Mar 29
30% Jun
12
25% Jan
Ltd_:
Fund
26% Dec
7
161/a Jun
25
423/a Aug
8
17% Jun
27
373/8 Jan
26
8
16% May 29
24% Apr
24
70
85% Sep
22
Jan
19
13
May 29
Nov
17
43
Jun
13% Jun
26
22
24 '/a Nov
27
Jan
19
10% Jun
22
185% Jan
3
254'% Nov
20
164% Jun
27
Dec
7
101% Jun
5
81% Jun
8
IOO1/4 Apr 19
77% Jan 20
110
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.
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16
13
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26
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Nov
11
4
34
8
24% May 29
32 % Mar 22
3
42% Jun
8
39
Jan
421/2 Sep
15
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6
44
41
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5
453/4 Nov
27
44
Jan
3
49
Nov 22
47%
421% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
44
Jan
4
46i/4 Pec
20
19
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19
22% Jan
5
321% Nov 24
37
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37
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10
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40
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32 3/4
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46
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14
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14
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;
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3,000
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71/2
7%
'
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8%
8%
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164%
1663/4
167%
171%
170%
173 3/8
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series——No par
$4.50
$3.50
,12%
,.1
1691%
104%
104%
104%
1043/4
1041/8
1043/4
104
104
104%
2,700
»
series——No par
.
common
451/4 Jan
19
49% May 25
433/4 Jan
2
Feb
7
47% Jun
12
17% May 29
29% Feb
19
243/a Feb
13
Eagle-Pichej- Co—
Eastern A)r Lines Jnc
86y4
5
DWG Cigar Corp_
$3.75 preferred—^
$4.15 preferred—c
4%, preferred -—;
*40%
_i__50
—
4,10%
preferred-—:—
•;"
50
<,;
84%
85%
83
84%
84
25%
25%
253/a
26 %
26
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41
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40
40
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47
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45
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70
80
;
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50
45
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1,900
21,400
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41
47
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preferred
$2.10 preferred
25'/a
>
-—>-5.0
4.20%
,
36%
83%
167
47
13
37
44
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170
47% Jun
48% Jun
36%
83%
167y4
2
45
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41
1
12
,
84
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(EI)
Jan
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82
com—5
de Nemours
42 3/4 Jan
25
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401/4
Inc
Duquesne Light Co
Mar 27
9,700
82
90
42
——-
42
,
7,600
*78%
*80 :
No par
5
% Mar 26
10%
22%
80
41%
,_Nopar
Preferred
97% Apr 27
3
381/2 Jan
84
103/a
21%
10%
22%
9,400
42
International
Pont
♦80
7,000
13%
*78i%
211/4
15%
49%
12
27
No par
Co_
Preferred
27
251/2 Jan
Duphill
813/4
;
89%
12%
.
10
X
35
*87%
13
40 V4
Duplan Corp
2543/4 Mar 14
80
34%
89%
223/a
93/4
22%
♦78%
35%
12%-
1
Chemicals
Power
9%
22
X
34%.
*88
,.
363/4
♦21
8
47 y4
'
par":,
Dresser Industries
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc—l
Duke
Mar 27
25
63/4 May 29
123/4
28
Inc—
Corp_^—
Dow Chemical Co
23
241/4 Apr
89%
12%
121/a
Dover
63
34%
•88%
12%
*27%
Douglas Aircraft Cq
243/a Nov
4
341/4
891%
1
•
"Jan
17 y« Jan
351/4
2
Pepper Co
143/a Jan
1152 % July 18
9 '/4 Jan
5
12 S/8
10
75/3
2.50
6
8
7,900
12%
—a—
201/4 Feb
4
600
-
27%
Distillers
5
700
33.500
:
12 Yb
Corp
May 29
Mar
93a
No par
Fruit
23% May
Feb
gy2
—1*
10
32
9%
14%--151/a
27 y2
—No
13% Jan
723/4 Jan
*
•
-
21
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp
31
34%
•88 /
127/8
'213/4
15
„
3
20% May 29
*
——1
21% Jan
20% May 28
35 Va
89%
12%
153/4
22
7
3,800-
55%
2iy8
12% Jun
8
54%
16 V*
29
8
54%
..
21V*
Dec
29*1/4 Dec
52
53
15%
21
38% May
52%
21%
29
"
54%
53,900
31%
54
323/8
15% Nov
29
31%
53
315/a
481% Mar 23
25
15
31%
303/4
40% Feb
May
14%
313/4
.
313%
25
22 »/4 Sep
*9%
14% ' 14%
31% r 31%
,
30%
15
293/4 Dec
9%
14%
X383/4
Jun
27
7 3/„
24%
31%
127/a
353/8 Jun
Jun
10
1,600
500
7
24
14%
»
383/4
6
40
800
31%
33%
(The) Club Inc
—1
(Walt) Productions
2.50
Domlnick
9,500
29
14%
121%
19
2
7%
317/a
*88
-
•
—20
Cpjp
Mines
3,200
47
■
29
7%
38%
46y2 Apr
Dome
7,200
-
10%
24
133/a
473/8 Nov
16
*9
47
10%
22%
391/4
31%
3
18% Jan
9Vb
6%
1
13
5
28
9y8
6%
23
500
151%
6%
"
320
23,500
12%
29
*28 3/4
38 %
Co.—
Diana Stores Corp
11
29
*"
6%
22
14%
12%:
,
6%
133/4
Diamond, National Corp
9
281/2 Nov
6y8
21%
90%
10%
40%
31% Jan
Mar
5%
21%
32,000
14%
1
47
10%
12%
26% Jan
20
28%
53%
_1
,/Diamond Alkali Co
20% Mar 17
15
287/a
*403/4
•
4,600
44»/4
93%
15%
92%
14%
.
Grande West RR_No par
Steel
DeVilbiss
29'/2 Jan
4
-
Supply Co of N Y——2.50
Detroit
12
27
28%
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103/4
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24
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,
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203/4 May 17
V
29,700
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613% Jan
6
17% July 24
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Chemical Coatings
3
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36
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57,200
94'
45
'
12%
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63/4
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9
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7
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12
14%
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15
13
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Light
& Co
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15
22% Jan
13
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25
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13
133/4
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13
90
84%
Power
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15% Jun
13
V
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82%
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211/8 Jun
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21%
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,
93%
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15
11
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22
Ma~r~27
93%
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553/8 Feb
14% Mar 20
93%
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191/2 Jan
37
93 y2
13%
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93
700
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93 y4
3,800
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27
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v
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3.90%
38 Va Jun
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19
3
5
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/
10
27
5
20
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913/4
80
203/4 Jan
3
191/4
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22
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77/a Jan
22%
9%
Decca
161/a Jan
22%
21%
20
28% May 29
22%
19%
2,600
,
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'
31%
.
.
t—_5
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413% Jan 11
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16
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19
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.
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22
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96 .'
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1
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96
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20
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Dap River Mills Inc
62% May 23
32
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3
481/2 Aug 18
243/a Jan
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,
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,
423/a
28%
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2
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116
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41%
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r
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84
3
15
2
Mar 13
291/4 Jan
25
76% Jan
Jan
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4 863/4
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l
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41
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46
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:
19
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44
116%
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14% <' 15y0
.
29%
110%
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-
15% Feb
7
183/a Mar 12
May 29
91/2 Jun
7
45
25
,
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D
32
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40
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:„-_l.
4
34 % Feb
a
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5,000
14%
393/4
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21%
133/4
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-
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America—12.504
21
14
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96
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108
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25
4
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,
20%
40%
preferred—100
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Mar 13
14% Feb
,
31% May 29
19 :
..
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4%%' preferred—1
j-—100
20
25
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2
5% Jun
of
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convertible
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X
13
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<-
.
29
12% Feb
20
Mar 16
30% Jan
Jun 25
26% May 29
16% May 16
7
27
.
19
:
9% May 29
'
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9
Xl5% Jan
£6
1
31% Mar 29
May
21% Mar 29
19% Jun
14% Jun
15 % Aug 23
2
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5
$4.20 preferred—'
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4
12
22%
•
22%
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10%
'
12%
,
19
95% Jun
13
22%
'
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3
3
5
83%
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6
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—No par 4
39%
40
2
97
;
17% Jan
;
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4
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41
12
30%
433/e
89
-
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the Week
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.
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10
13
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13
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5% convertible preferred—4
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Dec
89% Jan
•;
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22 Yb
' 10%
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25
3%% preferred
12
Mar 13
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134
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June 29
13 y8
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14
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5 ; :
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4
Friday
June 28
20%
115%
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Thursday
,
13%
105%
4
PRICES
June 27
* 20%
41
....
1
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I,"
19% Feb
t- 26
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a
10
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:
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'
22
io
19
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Works
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22
26%
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>
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preferred ser of 1947-—100
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.
,
SALE
AND HIGH
Wednesday
June 26
23Va
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preferred—L_—-4-100,..
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w
25
24% Apr
29% Apr
\
4
68% Jan
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3%%
;Apr 12
7% Mar
,
a
1
Copperweld Steel CoJ
Tuesday
21%
-,_5
I
LOW
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June 25
5
Com Products Co
.Corning
27
Feb
America--
Copeland Refrigeration Corp——1
Copper Range Co
_5
6
21% Mar 12
25
12% Jun
22
20
4
24% Jan
26
24
15% Dec
31
90
96
;
„
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Co of
S
Monday
-
Par
-
.
Cooper-Eessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
;
194% Mar 19
5
Nov
23% Dec
42% Jan
Jan
Controls
J
STOCK
EXCHANGE
j
60"% Mar 28
;
27
3
Jan
NEW YORK
,
43% Mar 21
25
Jan
V.
-
5
23% Mar
May 28
105% Jun
18% Jan
88
43
25
27% Jun
4
'
,
34% Mar 19
15"% Feb 16
,
25
12% Jun
28
194% Apr
;
34% Feb
% May 29
19
•
Highest
20% May 29
42 % May 31
>;
83% Jan
6
22% May 24
26
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
>
181/4
175/e
173/4
171/2
17%
17%
18%
'
'
47%
-
130
2,200
E
213% Oct 24
3
29% Jan
81 y4 Jan
3
16'A Jan
3
97% Sep
25
96
Jan
11
30% Jan
3
59% Jan
10
Feb
1
26% Dec
22
83
'
Feb
27
6
32% May 15
54%
Dec 12
191/4 May 31
27
273% Jan
23
313/4 May 29
553/b Feb
16
92
Feb
27
21% Jan
4
16
Jun
89 3/4 May 24
80% Jun
22
25% May 17
lls/8 Jun
27
Jun
25
II93/4 Apr
99
10
85
Jan
6
403/s Dec
28
30
May 28
Dec
15
52
Jun
98
89
:
973/3 Mar
7
18
24
89
Jan
6
22
May 29
2
95
Feb
20
99
21
26
Jun
27
46% Jun
25
35% Apr
633/4 Mar
Jun
2
Oct
12
Apr
445/e Jan
4
673/4 Apr
12
130% Dec
19
4% Oct
24
34% Sep
73% Apr
11
4% Jun
25
6'A Jan
2
Dec
11
653/4 Mar 22
41
Jun
25
56 Va Feb
16
11% Sep
29
167/s May 15
8
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
18% Jun
27
26% Jan
26
231/4 Jun
22
93
46
243/4 Oct
19
95
361/4
305/a Jan
11'% Jan
3
32% Jan
10
49
20y4 Dec
15
Dec
22
59
27
5
' Dec
12
35% Jun
35% Jan
10
141/8 Jun 28
793/4 Mar 16
337/8 May
373/8 Jan
483/8 Nov
3% Dec
19
22% Jun
16% Jun
181/2 July 24
26
6
25
231/4 Jan
2
631/4 Jan
34 % May 29
471/4 Jan
41/2 Jan
3
211% Jan
9
2% May 29
323/4 Jan
19
12
Jun
25
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
23% Apr
20
12
Jun
25
27
81/4 Jun
27
61
May 17
201% Jan
3
22 y2 Jan
3
161/2 Apr
451/2 Apr
35
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
1141% Dec
13
45
Dec
11
24
May 29
46 Yb Mar 14
Jun
213/4 Feb
30
18
18
May 29
36 Yb Jun
25
14
Mar
9
16%
16%
16%
28,800
3914
38%
393a
31,700
82
82
preferred—
100
Ll.ectric & Mus Ind Amer shrs„10s
gfectric Storage' Battery
—10
preferred
5%
preferred
2
Eversharp
49Va Apr
9
Ex-Cello-O
23
23%
8
;.f.8%
3.3 %
73/4
'35%
8%
31%
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30 5%
52
*51
52
♦90%
92%
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92%
*90%
92%
23%
243/a
23%
241/4
24%
,243/4
100%
12,300
.
2,600
2,700
27
-47
23%
43/a
,
92%
24
/
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84
270
12%
12%
13
10,200
91.
31%
88%
99%
31%
91%
311/a
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31%
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52
101
74,900
52
53
53%
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31%
■/•'..
101
100%
♦98
100%
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27%
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263/4
27
27%
27%
28%
47%
47
47%
47
47
26
24%
47
473/a
233/a
22%
43/a
44%
42%
9
91/4
23 y4
4%
42
83%
191/4
183/4
19%
25
243/4
25%
8%
353%
8%
8
35 3/a
353/8
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8
84
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24
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26
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9
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25,500
28,700
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9
9
19
19%
107,600
27%
263/4
27%
42,000
8%
13,200
1,900
8%
8%
8%
37%
37%
39
14%
14%
141/a
14%
14%
15
8%: ;
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.
7,700
5,900
19%
371/8
.
20
4%
44
36%
,
900
25%
4%
5
:
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230
% :
4,400
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
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18%
18%
18%
18%
19
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20
20
4,300
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36%
3734
37
20%
38
37%^
37%
38
38%
39 %
3,400
series
2%
12%
16,800
No par
com
A—-100
&
36% Jan
27
47%-
4%
1001/4
*98.
99
41
88
233/B
263/8
43/a
12
87%
*907/a
24
46%
41
11%
85 3/a
.
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Pittsburgh RR Co
EprofundTnc
—
Evans Products .Co I
Erie
92%
11 '/a
30 3/8
99%
83
12%
89%
1
———
Erie-Lacknw.anna RR Co
,
99
%
83%
113/4
—100
-
Epglehard Industries
Equitable Gas CP—
:
*90%
2:3%
♦82
193/a
;•
52.
541/4
common_J„2.50
195/a
19%
*99%
,
303/4
52
19%
86 3/8
,r.
12%
301/s
1
———100
—
Co
xl 1 %
IZ50
■
26
15
161/0
38i/4
I»— _l
common-.
Eigin National Watch Co
—
5
/ El Paso Najt^ral Gas—
—3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co———l
Emerson Na4io & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co—10
Epdicott Johpson Corp comm,on—25
1
17
,■
5
26% Feb
29
Oct
13
15% Mar 16
21
Jun
535/8 Sep
11
Feb
30
49 % Mar 30
5,000
16%
38%
88
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Autp-Lite Co
—5Electric Swd & Share Co——„5
5
181/4 May 29
55
18 Yb Dec
15% July 28
42
6
8
63/4 Mar 22
29
73/4 May 29
333/a Jan
19%
16
37 %
85
99%
:
preferred
Products
4%%
lo
common--
Manufacturing Co
41/4%
Elcco
.
25
20% Jan
19%
173/g
38 3/a
82
Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc
May 31
28% Mar 16
Apr
19^8
165/a
363/4
82
Stainless Steel Corp—_2.50
$3.60 preferred
93
29% Dec
19%
17%
>.<
37
Eaton
3
Feb
193/4
16%
34%
Ea,stman Kodak
IOO1/2 Apr 23
403/8 Mar 23
881/2'Jan
19%
—ZIZl
Eastern
115% Mar 15
25
_5
•
Eastern Q#,s & Fuel Assn com___lo
41/2% prjor preferred
100
50
—l
5
1
Inc
2%
12
*59%
12
8%
2%
2%
2 3/a
*37
2%
*54
2%
12%
12
12
*11%
12
60
59%
59%
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59%
13%
12%
133/a
12 »/a
8%
8%
8%
8%
13
'
>
83/fe
2%
.
.
12
r
2%
12
*58%
59%
12 3/a
13%
83/a
8%
2%
12%
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13
8%
.
460
580
OS'/?
40
13%
8%
26,400
7,300
1
18
19
18%
193/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
14,500
3
36%
37%
365/a
37%
363/4
37
37
38V2
38
39%
8,000
& Co class A_—1
293/4
28
28%
13 •"
28 3/8
301/4
29%
31
•12%
12%
13
13
13
4
4%
Corp
F
20
Sep
15
343% Apr
4
12
7% Jan
3
14% Apr
3
4
Jan
3
4
17
Jun
26
1162%
Dec
J9
281/2 Apr
*881/4 Oct
27
31
Jun
14
6
21
15
May 29
Factor
(Max)
7
Fairbanks
Morse
8% Feb 14
23% Mar 12
Fairbanks
Whitney
&
28%
28%
28%
No par
Co
Corp
12%
12%
*121/4
com—— 1
41/4
4%
4%
$-1.50 convertible preferred.;
40
70% Mar 21
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Jan
6
11% Feb
13
Fairchild Stratos Corp
30
13% May 8
363/8 Oct 10
51/2 May 29
25% Jun
191/2 May 29
32% Jan
2
43
Jan
11
52 % Nov
501/4 Jan
52% Feb
21
35
Jan
4
391/2 Mar
8
253/s Dec
25% Dec
5% Jan
9
For
28
17
28
May 29
29
453% May 17
3iy4Bec
1
20
May 28
21
30% Nov
1
13% Jun
25
28
113/4 May
8
6% Jun
14
IOV4 Mar 13
footnotes,
see page
25.
29
Mar 29
Jan
2
Fairmont
5%
Foods
Co
Corp
Fawick
Metallurgical
Corp
—
38 3/a
17
37
4%
16,800
600
4%
4%
4%
74,500
18%
42%
1,300
111,100
6%
27,700
17%
173/a
18
18
18%
18%
39%
36'/8
39
40 %
5%
5%
6%
53/8
5%
6
42%
6%
41
1
21%
22
"21%
22%
213/a
22%
22
223/4
22%
23
50
*50 3/s
51
*50 3/s
*50%
61
—j—1
293/8
29%
29
Family Finance Corp.
Fansteel
18
43/a
50c
common-
junior preferred
Falstaff Erewing
17%
35%
13
5%
51
51
►50%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
30
30%
5,000
21%
21%
21%
21%
14%
15%
14%
7%
22%
15%
21,800
1
>
8,400
•50%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
21
5
Corp_"__
6%
13%
143/4
143/4
15%
14%
2
63/4
6%
03/4
63/4
6%
15
6'/a
6 3/4
51
7
5.100
1.200
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(18)
.
.
.
-1
Monday, July 2, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
3
Dec
33'/a Jan
24'A Jan
3
1
10% Nov
2
18 % Jan
14
% Feb
2
Federal
Pacific
27
22% Feb
7
5%%
Jun
26
44% Feb
7
12
24
Jun
33
55% Dec
37% Jun
20
42% July 26
4
35% Apr 11
164%.Nov 24
24
54% Jan
2
53% Feb
20
•
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
14
May 29
142
Jun 25
22
Jan
5
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
20
31% Jun
25
28% Jan
4
69
Nov
24
25% Jun
25
50% Jan
49% Jan
4
75% Dec
4
51% May 29
72% Jan
2
12
Filtrol
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22% Nov
Nov
29
41% Jan
4
36'/a Jan
10
50
58% Jan
17
86% Nov
16% Jan
4
5 9 % Jan
3
13
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5
Florida
47
28% Jun
25
3
Florida
25
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8
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13
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1
58
5
260
3
48
11
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28
360
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89
,
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22
2
33% July 26
5
13% May 29
29% Jan
21% Jan
3
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divid
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6
21
Jun
25
14% Jan
4
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19
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25
45% Feb
8
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Apr 18
35 % NOV 28
26% Jun
25
67
Feb
1
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13
May 29
42 Va Apr
19% Jan
11
24
36% Jun 26
•61% Dec
14
14% Jan
87
26
26 Va Aug
8
5
26
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50% Nov 27
67% Oct
28% May 29
3
1
19
27
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19
Jan
Feb
13
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3
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27
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27
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25
56
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21
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27
26 Va
28
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27
27%
28%
28%
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20
21 %
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21%
20 Vb
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21%
21%
22%
100
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20
25
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81
81
17%
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17%
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2
13%
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21 Va
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24
1
common
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33
12,900
16
18%
preferred-—100
series
Dairies-
15%
14%
10
Co
7
/
24
23 Va
31'A
No par
Franklin Stores Corp_
12
Jun
17% May 29
Motor
8
15%
x33
11%
.
5
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3
20
38
•
1
_
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4
25
31% Aug 23
3
73
Apr
44
33%
23 Va
34 Va
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2.50
Inc
convertible
43% Oct
9
33 Vb
23%
34
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
15% Nov
12
31'A Jan
15%
10
—
pfd
July 31
116% Jan
15%
No par
Food Mart Inc
20% Mar 29
25
15%
"'24
Inc
convertible
5
May 29
15%
__1
Corp common
117% Dec
71% Jun
13,400
No par
Light Co
Ltd
3
11
7%
5
common
18
29% Mar 22
7%
7
15%
56,
Stores
17% Oct
25
7%
1.25
Rubber
Moore
63% Jan
10% Jun
7%
Products__No par
&
Power
$4.20
8
14% Jan
5
9,000
7%
7%
15%
1
12
30
Stores
Food Fair Stores
3
11
May
17%
32%
10
13 % Jan
12% Jan
16% Nov
16%
31%
7%
common
:
Corp
3 V* %
15
Jun
27
24% Aug 25
F
Mar 13
21% May 29
May 31
1
89% Jun
Fluor
87% Mar 12
May 29
16%
32%
,_No par
conv A
2nd preferred
100
conv B 2nd pfd
No par
East Coast Rafilway Co
25
Power Corp
2.50
$4.50
48 % Jun
Jan
15%'
31%
preferred
5
17
Jan
$4
15
Dec
31% Jan
85
Feb
25
93% Nov
13
Jan
26
3% Jun
46
16%
31%
Federation, Inc
Flintkote
8
Mar 16
May 19
34% May
382
250
104
24
Jan
8
87
15
35% Jun
May 19
51% May 19
July 14
4
25
20
Jun
Mar
16 Vb
31%
National
Juii
Shares
16%
First
15% Jun
i
114
the Week
June 29
31%
Charter Financial Corp_No par
90
8
86% Mar
28
Dec
Friday
June 28
16%
25
Paper
Fischbach
Sales for
Thursday
31 Vb
First
8
26% Mar 16
May 29
Dept
Firestone
PRICES
16%
15%
Corp
82
34% May 22
2
82
95
48% Mar 21
SALE
31%
1
Inc
:v Financial
2
.
HIGH
June 27
15%
23
A
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
35 % Mar 15
22% May 29
.j; 51
Dec
AND
Wednesday
31
com
series
pfd
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Fiberboarc
June 26
5
preferred
Fenestra
Ferro
6
Electric Co
2nd
Paper Board Co
4.60%
Tuesday
June 25
1
conv
Federated
13% Mar 14
25
18 % Jun
12
23 % Jun
27
10% May 29
Corp
Federal
May 10
31% Jun
.
34 Va Mar 21
2
15'/a Mar 16
23% Oct
26
23% Jan
13
34% Feb
126
Mogul Bower Bearings
7
23% July 27
59'/a Nov 22
Aug 30
26% Aug
Federal
".15% Jun
17
42% Oct
5
21
Fedders
23% Feb
25
Monday
.
Par
5
Jun
19% May 10
12% Dec 29
LOW
STOCK
42% Mar 15
31
10
39% Nov
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
15% May 29
V25 y8 May 16
3
Jan
19
Lowest
Highest
17% Jan
27
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
common
preferred
*80
•'
39,800
140
G
19% May
8
41% Nov 27
40 Va Sep
25
30% Jun
25
Mar 13
36% Jun
22
51
56% Mar 17
•
1
46% Mar
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
35 % Jun
25
58
2% May 29
4
57
<
57/b May 12
3% Jan
3
24% Jan
9
29% July
177/a Jan
4
26% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
1
22% Jan
3
32% Nov
92% Jan
10
98
25
3 8 % Dec
7
May 26
57/a Dec 19
94% Nov
15
20% Sep
75
75
Oct
6
140
27% Jan
26% Jan
4
16
23% Jun
26
July 28
94% Jan
8
29% Jan
52 % Jun
5% Jun
26
3
Jan.>19
77'A July 26
83
Amer
8% Apr 23
27
10% Jun
26
20 Va Jan
9
27
33
28
2
Mar
79% Jan
24
27
Mar 27
Jun
90
8
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of
preferred'-
General
Bronze
Cable
Corp
General
19
Cigar
Contract
16 Va Jan
9
General
I
General
Dynamics
78% Mar 12
General
Electric
Nov
2
36
May 29
53 % Mar
General
Finance
107% Nov
15
61
Jun
22
96
Jan
General
55 Va Apr
21
30
Jan
General
38% Sep
5
11% May 29
21% May 29
108
Jun
25
44% Jun
Jan
6
79% Jan
10
86% Nov
29
26% Jan
4
427/s Dec
5
28% Oct
31
42% Feb
Oct
27
78
37% Jan
23
5% Jan
3
8
3
38
104
53
26% Jan
52
115
50% Jun
Apr 27
87% Apr 26
23'A
23%
99
99
33%
35%
34
35
33%
34 Va
53%
52%
53%
53
54
2
13 Va Jun
22
20% Mar 20
3
41% Dec
53% Jan
4
75% May 24
70% Nov 17
30 Va Jun
42
July 25
7
22
General
6
$1.30
preferred
Mar 22
$1.25
22
58% Jan
$5
Tire
Genesco
3
&
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
19
Feb
21
Giant
Rubber
51% Dec
12
25% Jun
25
23% Jun
27
31% Jun
30 Va Jun
25
55
31 Va Jun
25
53
16% Jun
8% Jun
22
35% Jan
11% Jan
47
36% Jun
25
May
8
33% Jan
47% NOV
1
15
27
55% Dec
5
27
Jan
9% May 29
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6
43% Jun
21
25
29% Jun
25
Junl22
30
Mar
■
5
Gerber
Products
Gibralter
8
Jan
35% Jan
26% Nov 28
7% May 29
3
70% Nov 30
40 % Jun 25
19% Jan
3
28% Apr
48% Jan
3
7
18% Jun
27
35% Jun
15
'
Mar 22
39% Dec
44% Dec
20
39% Jun
1
30
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
140
28% Jan
139
13
5
Jan
13
20
Jan
3
90
146
3
25% Feb
23
Mar 22
27
35% May 29
15% Jun 25
May 29
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26%
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26%
300
18%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
213,200
8%
19%
9%
9%
8%
8%
8%
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9%
20,000
22%
150,000
30c
8%
21%
20%
98%
97
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34
34 Va
34
30 Va
40%
32'A
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20%
21%
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9
22%
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600
5
97
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101
101%
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34
34
34
33%
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33%
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13,300
31%
101
33%
31%
32%
32
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54,900
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97
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99
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170
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of Calif_l
41 Va
42
42
41
41 %
42%
41%
43 Va
4,900
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12%
12%
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13
13
13%
26,900
14
5
Co
22
27
14%
14
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,900
v
Ginn
&
Corp
Cards
Inc
Co
6,600
4,100
1
18 Va
19%
18
19
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
19%
Jan
3
Gladding McBean & Co
5
16 %
17
16 Va
17
16 %
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,000
14
Glen Alden
1
9%
9%
9%
45 Va Feb
45,700
14
Glidden
8%
36%
38 %
37%
38%
":15% Feb
2
Corp
Co
10
Globe-Wernicke
Inc
Goebel
Jan
72 Va Jan
Co
Brewing
Goodrich
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Grace
(W R)
Graniteville
2
Grant
81% Mar 19
(W
3%%
Great
6
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Northern
Paper
1
Great
Northern
42% Jan
2
27% Jan
7%
16
47% Nov
13
27% May 29
20
88% Apr
94% Jun
27
87 Va Jan
3
94% May 11
15
90
Jan
2
97
93% Apr
10
95
Jan
24
Mar
97% Jun
12
7
12
106% Apr 30
108 Va Mar 14
41
Mar 12
29%
__4
31%
33
25%
27%
12%
13%
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Gulf
.
36 Va
34
35%
34%
35
28%
28%
29%
29%
30 Vb
12%
12%
12%
13 Vb
13%
13%
16%
16Va
16%
15%
16
15%
156%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
27
12
12 Va
12 Va
12%
20 Va
21
20
20%
79
77Va
77%
8%
15%
6,700
37.200
3,000
16%
46,100
28%
27
2,000
21,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11,700
20
20 %
20%
21%
21%
22 %
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78%,
76%
76%
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42
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8%
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40%
40%
41%
78
9
40
9%
22,500
42%
41%
32,400
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
37 Vb
37'A
37%
36%
36%
36%
39%
38 Va
39
11,700
3,400
36 Va
16%
30%
38%
36 %
37 Vb
36%
37%
36%
37%
22,900
18
16
18'/a
119,700
No par
37
17
31
31%
3,000
100
Sugar
18%
36 Va
36%
15%
30 Va
141%
142
3
22%
23
22 Vb
23
22%
23%
3
22 V*
23
22%
23%
22%
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Corp
com
preferred
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preference
preferred
.1
18%
18%
142
*93 Va
17%
30%
142
95
31%
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22%
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32%
142
31%
140
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200
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3,700
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24
23%
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93Va
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93 Va
95
93 %
95
53Va
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54
54
54
53 Va
54%
53%
53%
900
31%
32%
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31%
32%
34%
33%
26,500
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20%
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21
34%
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20
21%
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73%
31%
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36
35%
36%
29
30%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
30%
30%
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30
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93
100
preferred
100
preferred
dividend preferred
100
105
105
100
106 Va
106Va
2.50
21 %
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v
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preferred
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95
17%
30%
142
50
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dividend
30%
142
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Gustin-Bacon
65,500
35 %
40%
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32 %
15Va
Corp
8.33i/3
'Gulf States Utilities Co com_No
par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
$5
31
27%
9%
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$4.44 dividend
31%,
13
41%
conv
'33,600
29
8%
4%%
2,100
*:
1%
35%
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10%
48%
12%
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5,200
,
1%
33 %
'
16,000
47%
,
27%
v
2.50
Stores
1%
25
Grumman Aircraft Eng
Corp
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
com_No par
2
35% Jan
30 %
5
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred
4
85
29%
1%
1
Great Western
Green
19
44% Apr
43% Apr
31
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Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Nor
Iron
Ore 1?rop__No par
Co
Great Western Financial
15
78% Feb
29 Va
,
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35% Feb 28
27
31
Inc
Ry
70% Jun
29%
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1%
47%
5
8
10%
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46%
.
100
47% Feb
10 Va
47
common
24% Feb
62% Feb
10%
45%
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Great
*10
37%
47
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
33% May 29
10%
37%
46
6.25
2
37%
1%
1
5
13
37%.
9
45%
Ltd
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60 Va Jan
11
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37%
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1%
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Union Co
City
10%
8%
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Batteries
Co
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8%
10
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Mining
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Dec
26%
19%
14% Feb
Dec
25.
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26
19
32% Mar 21
•
44
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26%
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17,900
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26%
26'A
18%
*26
35%
3
footnotes,
26%
27
26%
3.33%
35%
3
For
25
8,500
35%
Jan
25
*26'%
11,200
33%
«"
% Jun
26%
31%
33
27
21
26%
40,400
31
32
20% Jun
49% Mar 29
30%
33
32% Jan
12
30
32%
3
33 % Jan
29%
35 Va
2
10
29 Va
32,100
31 Va
29
10
30
10%
5
36 % Jan
Jan
29%
10%
V
29,200
.
Brothers
144 Va Jan
104% Jan
29%
27%
97,400
26
105
28%
27%
35%
21
7
10%
27%
26%
25
29
13
10
27%
25%
29%
43% Feb
Dec
10%
5%
34 %
57% Apr
104% Dec
9%
37
5%
25
14
106
11%
*35
5%
28%
Jun
Jan
10%
30%
37
35%
May 29
xO2
10%
5 Va
24%
53
■
10
*36%
28%
30
4
25
•
5 Va
33%
40
4
26%
26
40
5
24
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
28
26%
25%
♦37
5%
Gimbel
May 29
Oct
25%
26%
40
,
28
Feb
Jun
27 VB
25%
x5
33%
95
86% Jan
31,300
31 Va
26%
*37
24%
30
91
32 Va
29%
26%
40
1,300
27%
8
101
24,400
32 Va
21 Va May 29
Sep
19%
26'A
May 19
96% May 24
Aug
2
27% Oct 12
19%
23%
Jun
Jan
19%
33%
22% Jun
93
19
24%
11
2
.1,700
19%
: 29%
27
15% Apr
29% Jan
76% Jan
33%
32
Granite
6
81%
32%
24%
Grand
3
3,000
81%
33
26%
2
80
109'A
109
82%
32%
32%
2
39% Apr
109%
32 %
25%
49 % Jan
4
109 Vb
82
32%
27%
34 Va Jan
18
45,300
30 Va
22
75% Jan
47%
24'A
25
25% Jan
*6%
25%
15% Jun
10% May 29
18% May 29
46%
%
5
25
9
45%
1
Granby
52% Aug
69
109%
100
Financial
Gould-National
51% Feb
110%
211,400
27%
pom
Cement
Greeting
54% Feb
17
1
110%
110
250
48%
Co
Gibson
37% May 11
20 % Jan 29
39% July 12
45'A
23,800
110
47%
Gillette
6
27
35% Jan
3
44%
24%
110
47%
2
Jan
14
40% May 17
Mar
46%
4
12% Jun
18% Dec
5
Jun
45%
24
110
25%
Co
25% Jun
4
Jan
6% Jan
26
45%
54,500
32,000
19
26
17% May 16
Nov
44%
25%
46%
110
65%
14%
43% Mar 15
May 29
23% May 11
12% Oct
3
46%
100
Portland
79
45%
1
62% Jan
1% Jan
47
110
26
Inc
25
51% Jan
46%
2.50
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
24 Va
46%
5 Va
preference
May 29
r
25%
110%
Vb
700
38%
63%
5
preference
5Va%
12
13
25
*110
25%
45
37%
13
2.50
General
12 % Jun
14% Sep
25
110
*110
25
4
40% May 29
28
25
111
37
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Corp
Mai:
Nov
24%
36%
1%
B)
Time
102 Va Feb
33% May 29
(series
General
106% Apr 13
42% Feb 19
17
14%
1
20
14
4
65
13%
10
19% Feb
May 19
31% Aug
61%
13%
.-
6.67
Tele & Electronics
21
3
60 Vb
12%
Corp
General
21
13
36 Va
59 Va
14
10c
2
2
16% Jan
36 Va
62
13
3
Jan
3
24% Oct
36 %
60
preferred
25
18
146,300
36
Telephone Co of Florida—
Mar
Nov
57% Dec
87,900
60%
37
*36
13%
Signal
27
Jun
6
24%
59%
59%
60%
Industries
14% Jan
17
23%
57%
No par
Public Utilities
Mar 14
Jun
3,600
21% :-X 23%
56%
12%
Equipt Corp
% Mar 28
97
10
20%
55 Va
57%
Service
28
5
9%
20
56%
1
preferred
Steel
9%
21%
55%
No par
Railway
41
9
20%
1
;
Refractories
100
29
9
200
56%
No par
series
General
23
30VaJan
Nov
9
7,200
20%
1%
General
17% May 28
107
9
34 %
81
54%
100
5
30 % Apr
101 Va Dec
9
33%
*79%
20
19
29
25
3,800
28 Va
18% May 29
7% May 29
19
5%
29
May 29
Sep
92% Jan
100
5%
19%
General
1
5%
28 Vb
15
3,600
5 Ve
.5%
19%
6
11%
5
28%
25% Jan
920
11
11%
4,800
5%
19%
General
5,500
8%
10,900
18%
22
5%
71%
8
8 Va '
29%
26%
44 % Jan
■Ml%
:
29%
1
18
5%
70%
70
•
33%
1
27
Nov
Corp
Corp common
Public
5%
70
20
29%
Precision
conv
10,000
80
Portland Cement Co
$1.60
19,200
56 Va
1
preferred
General
36%
54%
33
General
7% Jan
34%
55
28%
General
37 Vb Mar 22
36
80
30% Mar
44 % Feb
5,700
28
59
28
1,700
25%
100%
81
25
Jan
"
11
,
98 %
5
Corp
Co
$3.75
11
24%
*
100%
/'V 8
'33%
5
9
11
24%
3,900
27
25
9% Jun
24
5%
18%
*80
32%
26% Jun
25% Jan
j
33%
19%
28%
82
28%
x81%
14
26
" :
33%
k
4,800
*18
xl7%
5%
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r.
xl09%
54% Apr
26% July 14
32% Apr
3
5
a vil%
*80
28%
5Va
8%
11%
83%
257/b May 19
27 Va May 11
/.
10%
33%
12
3
83
28%
8%
110%
25
27
*80
72 -:
33%
V
11
24 Va
*98
-5%
:r8
83%
197/a Oct
25% Jan
33%
11
24
*70
*
32%
May 24
24% Jun
11,%-;-'
33 Va
8
33
May 29
28% Jun
11
k
72
8
r
17%
100%
5%
5%
72
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84
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23%
10O
3
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23 Va
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18
3
18
34%
52%
5
distributed
Preferred
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"
83%
40
41% Dec
19
17%
♦31%
Jan
29
♦18
15
7
Jun
When
$5
19%
10%
preferred
Motors
19%
No par
18% Jun
25
2%
Advertising
26% Jun
6
2%
3
*18
Outdoor
7
Aug 11
2%
'2%
3
General
10
Jun
5%
General
115
14
Dec
15,600
2%
2%
*18
42% Feb
30% Jun
Jun
General
May
57% Jan
25
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
12
110% Dec
5
33 Vb Jan
1
45 % Jun
May 31
13
41%
lcU2
Foods Corp
Instrument Corp
Mills common
Dec
40%
18%
Controls Co
36% Feb
25
58
40%
10%
Texas
Finance
25
113
39 Va
1
Jun
31
39 %
No par
com
54'A Jun
Apr
37%
18
Inc—
1
31
39%
100
Co
31
106% July 14
3
40% Jan
38
10%
1st preferred
General
45'/a Jan
19
39%
x__5
80% Dec
68% Jan 10
24% Oct 24
2,900
35%
18
Corp y.*
2
37'A Jan
•
14,200
37%
No'par.
3
58
34%
37%
10%
Corp__
19
20
33%
37%
17%
com
.•_
Bancshares
4%
May 22
46% Mar 20
6% Apr
Co
General
•t
84
27
Oil
General
2
42% Mar 15
4% May 29
8% May 29
22% Mar 21
34%
37
100
Oct
60 Va May
33%
37%
1
Investors
12% Oct
25
33
37%
Transportation__1.25
General Baking
Co
common___^e5,;/rne.
18
Jun
14,000
31%
37%
Amer
6
Apr
11% Jan
50 Va Nov
17
General
General
Feb
15
44% Feb
American
86
28
22% Feb
18 %
33%
37
50
$4.50 preferred
25
Jun
31
preferred
Corp
voting pref_
24
Jun
30
17%
32%
37%
Industries Inc common_l
May 7
44 % May 11
8
v
17%
32%
37
2
conv
General
32% Feb 16
17%
30%
5
Acceptance
$0.60
102
70
Oct
27% Apr
General
18
5
Inc
Co
convertible
4Va%
10
17%
1
Corp
Gar Wood
2
14% Jan
34% Jan
5% Feb
Garrett
Va Mar 19
27
■;
22
8
21
10% Jun
137/a Nov
18
Feb
17 % May 29
77/a Jan,>;4
15
2
14
10'A Mar
?6
18% Jun
Jan
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•
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92 Va
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98Va
24
91%
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93
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93
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92
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92
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98%
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98%
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98%
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106
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106
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22
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105
93
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17,600
.
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92
'
7,800
-
Va
105
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106
*105%
106%
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106%
80
21 Va
23%
23Va
10,600
22
110
Volume
Number
196
6173
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(19)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
June 25
STOCK
YORK
June 26
June 27
Friday
the Week
June 28
June 29
Shares
Par
EXCHANGE
H
25% Jan
4
3
60 % Nov
29
May 29
,25% May 28
39 % May 18
42% Jan
20
46
Hackensack
Water
Hall
Printing
59% Feb
Halliburton
14
(W P)
33
333/4
33%
33%
32%
32%
5
27
273/4
28
28
28
28%
5
35% May 18
36 % Mar 22
May 29
47%
48 3/a
475/8
48
473/4
48%
12.50
Co
Co
32%
23
Nov
29
29% Nov
10
14
2
Hallicrafters
2
27% Jan
JMay 28
Hamilton
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
18% Jun
27
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
84% Jun
28
Jan
3
26% Jan
3
36
Nov
16
26% Jun 26
36% Jan
31
38
Dec
4
20
25
34% Jan
4
35% Dec
15
22% Jun 25
34% Jan
15
91
26% Aug
1
33 Vi Dec
21
.
42 y2 Oct
31
120% Jan
9
35
Jun
19
44% Sep
7
46
Jan
6
80 % Dec
5
24% Jan
58% Mar 28
128
4
20% Jan
.
25% Oct 24
8% Feb
(M
A)
Co
Co-
128% Apr
13
21% Jun
25
39% Jan
2
Harcourt Brace
39% Jun
25
75% Jan
2
Harbison-Walker
6%
Co
Refrac
May 29
38% Feb
1
17% May 29
24% Jan
4
Harshaw
9
20
37% Mar 23
May 29
Hart
Schaffner
18% May 29
■■■■V
Chemical
30% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
37% Feb 27
32% Dec 13
43% Mar 15
38% Jun
27
42
47% Apr
27
13 % Jun
25
35% Jan
11
Jan
9
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
18
30% Mar 23
Hayes Industries Inc
m
40% Sep
19
22
31% Jan
4
40% May 29
64% Jan
18
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz
(H J) Co
Nov
28
49% Feb
7
73% Nov 21
81
3
87
Jan
46% Apr 24
15% Jun
Mar 16
85% Jun
74% May 25
88
29
22 % Jun
Nov" 17
46%
34
38% Nov
Jan
Jan
115
Nov
67% Jan
86
Oct
108
17
18
112
19
20% Jan
3
69 % Dec
6
Curtis
6
Heller
(W
E)
&
17
(G
W)
Helme
39% May 14
50
Mar 21
6
25
9
115
Feb
1
82
Jan
7%
3
Jan
36% Jun
5%
65% Jan
25
2
May 29
19
Jun
22
29
Feb
14
53
Hertz
15% May 24
28% Mar 30
Hess
45%
26%
12,600
2778
27%
27%
28%
28V4
17%
17%
17%
175/a
18
18%
29%
185/a
17,500
17%
30%
303/4
311/s
31%
19%
19%
19 3/a
19%
63/4
65/8
P%
31%
31%
19%
19%
20
6%
6%
6%
63/4
65/a
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31
31%
19
■
39%
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39%
38%
38%
*38 %
14%
135/8
14 %
133/8
14%
13%
15%
18%
20
19%
203/4
19%
20
20%
21%;.
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17%
17%
n
41%
42%. '
87
85%
85%
90
153/4
423/4
22%
25%
12 %
38
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27%
11%
12%
12 %
12 %
12%
12 5/8
23,300
27 5/8
34
34%
34V4
34
34'%
38
*37%
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273/a
28%
113
*112
60
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28%
38
*37%
28%
112%
113
29%
112%
♦112
113
*112
*48
60
*48
No par
27
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
36%
383/4
37Ve
60
*52
29%
*111
I,100
38
30%
53,800
1121/a
70
60
60
60
29V4
29
29%
8,900
100
38%
38
37%
38
38%
34,900
50c
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
113/i
121/4
12
12%
23,600
5
Chemical
*18%
19%
19
19
19
19%
20%
20V4
20%
20%
1,300
1
Corp
Inc
38
37%
39,500
21
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
123/4
13
12%
13%
123/4
12%
12%
13Va
12%
13%
9,700
43% Mar 22
22
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
24% Jan
12
30
24% Jun
11
30% Feb
19
14% Oct
31
May 29
% Jun 20
17% Jan
2
8% Dec
6
40%
8
6
May 26
Nov
16
53% Jan
7
4
26% Jun
9
16
42
22
83% Feb
28
31% Aug
July 14
41% Apr
34% Jun
Apr
11% Mar 13
19
29% Feb
>
29% May 10
29
29% Apr
30
Mar
8
5%%
30% Jan
40% Jan
2
57% Jun
25
41 % Jan
92
Mar 22
104
Holt
3
25
5%
19
Jun
6
Apr
Hooker
15
Hoover
Jan
12
Hotel
5
l4% jun
22
17% Jan
5
24% Nov
8
16% Jun
25
23% Mar
1
40% Dec
5
38
Jun
14
41
33% Jan
19
60 % Sep
13
32 % Jun
14
74% Feb 23
80 %Jun
Mar 10
19
'75 % Jun
9
81% Aug 16
85 %
Nov
13
88% Jan
10
93% Nov
1
86% Jan
10
127 % Dec
11
29
83
Jan
10
90
8
Jan
9
'
74% Jun 25
1
::
5%
$2.25
Household
8
f'Miy 11
a
4%
*' f i
*'41*40 %
9
13
14
17% Feb
Howe
45
3
58% May
8
72% Dec 12
43% May 29
32 % Jun 21
56% Apr
Hudson
99 %
3
4
7% Oct
20
34% Jan
15% Dec
May 24
95
Jun
9
97
Jan
4
11% Apr
21
3
40
Sep
29
6
23
July
68% Jan
<
28
Jun
100
Feb
18
39
Jan
5%
25
21% Feb
13
39% Oct
10
323/4 Sep
15
313/4 Jan
3
48% Oct
41
4
44%
11
31 % Jun
41
283/0
*87Va
88 %
97
97
25%
243/a
25%
24%
3%
3%
2%
15%
*14%
3
15
*14%
17
47% May
14
49% Jun
28
52% May 16
:4.70%
47% Apr
12
46 3/4 Feb
2
50
May 25
.4.42%
preferred
44% Feb
5
47
May 29
4.20%
preferred
23
3
~8
71% Jan
3
943/8 Aug
Jan
18
152
40% Jan
3
49% Dec
33% Jan
3
583/4 Dec
353/4 Jan 30
90
3
47 % Apr
27
9
14
151
Jan
12
31 % Jun
40
95
.
ADr
Oct
87
Jan
Jun
19
36% Jun
17
25
12
25
,483/4 Jan
May 31
25
54
91 % Jan
Jun
-.
Jan
39 % Jan
May 29
6%
Insuranshares
Ctfs
22
Interchemical
Corp
Apr
Mar 16
4%%
26
2
International
1
Int'l Harvester
8
27
145
Jan
2
6
34
Jun
22
84 % Nov
14
81
Jan
9
24% Jun
21
323/4 Jan
15
52
25
85% Jan
3
5
77% Jan
.
3
24% Sep
27
58% Jan
3
123/4 Dec
4
29% Jun
19
933/4 Feb
7
Dec
28
45% Dec
20
223/4 May 11
38% Oct 11
143/4 Feb
Jun
Jun
4
25% Jun
25
9
Nov 17
96
5
16% Sep
36 % .May 16
87
Dec 28
•
57
Feb
853/4 Mar
7%
16
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77%
*76
77%
*76
88
*85 Va
88
96
♦93%
96
87
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74%
8%
'
87
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96
78
753/4
83/4
8%
10
9%
Minerals
4%
Nickel
19
International
38 % Mar 16
International
153/4 Jan
2
97% Feb
16
24
43/4 Jun
28
.103/b Feb
26
29
38% Jun
Jan
5
35% Apr
11
18% Jan
4
International
42% Apr
17
73/4 May 29
18% Jun 25
54
-
5%
Rectifier
>
.
A
-
2
36 I
Mar 26
International
29
1233/4 Mar
7
78
May 29
98
Jan
3
International
Salt
38% Jun
6
23
Jun
29
Feb
27
International
Shoe
235/a July 12
353/4 Nov
30
26
May 29
41 % Apr
32% Jan
443/4 Jan
11
393/4 Nov
22
33
May 28
39% May 11
4
60% Apr
4
108 % Nov
2
118% Dec
13
92
Jun
18
33% Jan
11
48% Jun
12
31
Jun
25
40% May 25
International
24
58 Va Jan
1%
12
45
Mar
4%
2
40% Jan
12
50% Jun
13
413/4 May 25
50 % Mar
•
27
52 % Nov
22
26% May 29
50% Jan
25
2
$2
Utilities
353/a
95
97
97%
98
convertible
Interstate
preferred.
Dept
98
26 5/8 Nov
30
17% May 29
25% Jan
3
Interstate
Power
42% Jan
3
62% Nov
21
45
Jun
15
593/4 Jan
2
Iowa
Light &
413/4 Jan
3
51 % Nov
24
40
Jun
21
523/4 Apr
12
38% Jan
10
Dec
5
38
May 29
33% Dec
28
20
1223/4 May 10
118
4
3
18
17% Oct 24
49
245/b Feb
13% Oct 24
17% Mar
13% Jan
21% Nov
20
3
80% Jan
27
48% Feb
14
81 Va Nov
20
55% Feb
13
2
27
85 Va May 19
83
Nov
3
86
Jun
27
74% May 22
110% Mar
7
May 29
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
10
May 29
11% Jun 25
83
Jan
43 % May
3
28
&
Apr 27
Iowa
33
Jan
Island
2
122% Mar 12
21% Mar
$6
Power
Creek
Jefferson
87% Jun
14
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
75 % Jan
2 ' "
88 '/a Jun
13
4J % Jun
59% Feb
7
Jaeger
Machine
Jewel Tea Co
Feb
7
30% Dec
13
15
May 29
29 Va Jan
2
Jonathan
3
75% Dec
12
40
Jun
25
73% Jan
2
Jones
96
Jan
3
102 % Dec
4
98% Jun
18
13
Jan
3
see
page
6 V2
63/4
373/a
•36%
37Va
*36%
373/a
15%
15 Va
•15
153/4
15%
15%
26%
26%
20
•36
37
15%
Co
Sulphur Co
65% Jun
14
Jun
18% Jun
25.
14
14
27
112
102% Mar 26
17% Jan
40% Jan
4
4
Johnson
&
&
1!-.
27
19%
19
33 %
32%
32
323/4
*43%
-
*46 %
50
*48
*46V8
26%
243/4
53/4
54%
*152
31%
42
47
51
*36
26%
93
22
320
44
47
50
49
46%
27%
253/8
5%
56%
160
32%
43
32
*43%
*45 %
*48%
48
*46V8
'
•
9%
97/s
Steel
Jov
Manu£aa*Mtincr Co
1,800
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26'A
*91 %
22
320% 333 .
44%
45
147% 148
35%
36
*82
84%
*24
25
-53%
55%
97/a
.
9%
18,800
20,400
32%
33%
10,500
32%
43%
*43
43%
46%
*45%
46%
49 %
49%
*49 Va
49%
100
110
48
*47
48
46%
46 Va
*45%
46%
1,000
27
27 Va
27%
28%
8,100
24%
25
25
25%
♦47
5%
53%
*152
10
6,500
6 Va
6 Va
1,500
53%
5%
55
55%
23,400
*152
160
160
32%
34%
34 Va
35%
42 %
44
44
44%
38
*36
*36
27%
*91%
28
28%
*91%
93
62,500
•
4,400
200
38
28 Va
4,800
10
93
22 %
.
23 %
23 %
24 %
5,000
335 %
348 %
338%
347%
225,400
28,700
45 Va
148
46
46
147 %
47%
%
148 %
148%
740
37
37%
37'A
38 Va
11,800
♦82
84%
*82
84 %
25
25
24%
24%
300
55 Va
57%
57 V8
577/a
31,600
9%
9%
25%
25%
*95%
96%
5
5%
< 38% ' 38%
8%
8%
20%
34%
32%
27
93
22%
339
8,600
19%
33%
43 Va
37%
27%
93
22%
28
19%
34%
*45%
\
46%
37%
27%
27%
19%
9%
9%
9%
11,200
131,100
25%
25%
25%
26 Va
*95 %
96%
*95%
96%
4%
5%
*5%
,37
1,800
6
38%
38 Va
38%:
8'A
<■(
8%
8%
8%
,1,070
'
9,600
-
13,600
18%
19%
19 %
20%
19%
20 Va
80
23%
79
22%
79% %
23
79
79%
79
79%
3,100
23
23%
23%
23%
4,700
28%
28%
30
30
31
42
*33
42
28Va
27%
28%
*38
34%
35%
96
96
34
43%
31%
v,
27%
42
36%
96
34 %
43
32Va
21%
45 %
42
*38
42
34%
96
96'A
33%
41%
31%
21'/a
45'A
96%
96%
33%
34 Va
35
35%
42%
42%
42%
900
32%
45%
43%
44
44%
43%
44
A
39Va
40
39%
40
39%
39Va
%,
22%
22%
23
41%
30%
21 Va
45'A
22%
22%
22%
121
33%
32%
33%
17,600
21%
22%
8,200
45%
43%
46%
46%
46 %
44%
44 %
45
39%
40%
41%
42%
3,100
22%
7,400
22%
*119%
13%
10%
10%
,10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11% W13 %
12%
13%
12%
12%
13
14
46%
*87%
42
<"86
•86
,
45%
47 Va
*87%
89
42%
43%
87
86
86
47%
44 Va
45%
•87 Va
89
5
68%
_50c
xl5%
16%
41 %
99%
-100
.
19%
21%
..
18%
87%
,
10%
13%
*86%
121
13%
120
5,300
11
1,500
14%
5,100
88
140
45
46
45%
46 Va
*87
89
87
87
9,000
10
43'A
44%
44%
45
26,400
71%
70
73%
75%
78%
10,100
16%
17 Va
17
18%
17%
17%
11,000
40%
42
43
44%
44
46%
59,000
99%
99
99
99
99%
99
99%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14 %
14 %
1,500
19%
18%
19%
51,700
17%
42
*14%
14
13%
4,900
70
73%
17
99%
•
♦86
*119
13%
1,100
*
43 Va
42 Va
43%
41%
•%.
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14
1
71%
71%
40
89
13
22%
22%
121
12%
*85
14,300
21%
13%
—1
760
97
21 %
121
12%
13%
9G%
31%
13
121
121
*42
37
121
121
6,300
81,500
37
33%
41
21%
36%
35%
*
.
i
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1
.1
153/4
19%
29%
21 Va
45%
common_10
preferred series A_
Jorgensen (Earle Ml Co
200
79%
23%
43
5
Inc
371/2
33%
44
46%
50
48
33 Va
42%
31 Va
21%
45%
-100
Johnson
,5%
27
26%
20%
33 %
323/4
26%
27
x24%
25
5%
5%
53%
54%
*152
160
31%
32%
41 %
42
44%
45 %
146% 148
34%
36
*82
84%
*24
25
54
56 Va
v
34%
85
24%
54%
263/4
19%
313/4
33 %
32
44%.-
33%
1
Logan
GOO
47,300
<r
96
31
/•
pfd_ _100
Laughlin
15%
880
6%
%
5
Inc common
*37
18,100
97
18%
27%
50c
7?
.
61/2
6,700
Af
'
4
For footnotes,
Co
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
3
48.
Lake
1
6%
5
t
21
Va Jan
26
common
10
5
10
Co
Breaker
24% Feb
15% Jan
May 26
Mar 20
Coal
Circuit
73% Jan
21 Va
Light
16% Jan
-
3.50
Power Co
Electric Co
preferred
I-T-E
8
&
53/4
900
12,900
t
19%
*38
.
1
Co-
Gas
50
82 % May 24
21
Elec
Iowa-Illinois
6%
97
26,700
83/4
81
23%
23
com„5
25
Stores
*81/2
78%
,
100
Corp
79
18%
'
8.33%
com
pfd series B__
conv
International
7
21% Jun
Silver
preferred
961/2
341/8
98
257/b
25%
26%
967/a
*95%
96%
5%
5'A
5%
39%* 40% v..««■• -38%V 39
8
/ 8%
8%'
8%
10c
Co
International Tel & Tel com_No par
2
115% Jan
Resistance
36 Va
343/a
97%
97
52
v
No par
12
35%
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32%
983/4
"34%
*82
24%
A
No par
19
47 Va
99%
9%
Dec
47
35 %
25%
*95%
*5%
94% Dec
10%
99
—1
23% Nov
10
98
315% 336
44%
45%
147
147
•
100
1 V
Corp
IOV4
77%
335/8
49%
'46%
27
243/4
25%
5%
5%
54
.
55 Va
*152
160
31%
32%
42 Va
423/8
36%
36%
26%
26%
*93
94
22
22%
v
No par
preferred—..—:
8%
9%
99%
*48%
46Va
>25%
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
69% Mar 28
•
common
*8%
34%
3
60
220
\
803/4
76%
99
53/4
6,200
' H
8%
10
47»%
6
96
75%
95/8
47
2.50
Limited
Packers
Paper
preferred
—
$4
*93%
47
*50
....»
5
Corp
Canada.,——_No par
83/8
II,400
S6
99
A;..
100
Mining
of
745/8
83/4
10
2C0
36Va
*93%
46%
*43%
*46 %
com—5
preferred
International
Int'l
Chemical
.78%
17%
38 Va
36
*851/2
,
47%
15%
100
&
•
15
171/8
.
v'75i.'a "76 * '
77%i£b
88 7oVI *t*85% »88 •
46 %
26%
18%
31 Va
31 Ve
No par
common—
*93%
-
310
*37 '/a
46%
46
5
Machines—5
Business
preferred
Int'l
6
Jan
95
Corp.^—_
57% Mar
9
149% Apr
54% Oct
••
Iron
159% Mar
578 % Jan
55 %Jun
4
May 29
preferred^—
Interlake
*14%
35%'-
37
5
100
1
common
15
32%
1
Inc„
*141%
35
-
100
2
15
35%
■
No par
Co
5,500
34%
"v
No par
preferred
3%
35%
5%
Inland Steel
3%
X34%
9%
Light_No par
common
3 %
36%
■>'
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
29 i.
14
Ingersoll-Rand
3
16%
1
50
2
3
44 J/4
&
3%
38
.
-1
Corp
4,900
16%
50
Power
26%
38
•98%
2,
98
8
21% May 29
300
Apr
59
General
Indianapolis
26%
16S/a
5
50
50
-
26%
38
-»94%
Industrla Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
5
155
preferred
Indiana
'
May 21
19
26
29
31
/ 7 % Feb
.
5
27% May 31
607
May 19
,
5% May 29
53% Jun 27
,55% Dec 20
18
21s/8 Jan
Nov
43% Mar 30
•23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
Feb~20
9
25
16 Va
15
preferred
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
4.26%
45
24%
38
A. 78?>fi"
200
97
16%
16%
89V2
97
38%
No par
Co
common
28
97
*38
50
50
RR
Co
52%
*87%
1,600
97
*
17
100
preferred
10
323/4 Jan
Oct
Power
'
543/4
38%
5
..4.08%
■
53%
--35%.
5
44% May 22
50% May 4
4
16
35
Central
Illinois
9
*87%
89%
'
*37%
100
Co
21,800
26 Va
88 Va
26%
b3/4
21
-16%
No par
Co
Illinois
2
Apr 30
46 3/8 May
Power
Cement
50% Nov
47% Aug 21
Nov
Ideal
Oct
46
Aug 18
44 % Jan
Idaho
2
46 3/4 Feb
25
May 29
42% Jan 16
Dec" 19
2
37
28
Jan
Jan
29% Jan
23% May 29
185/8 Jun 25
21,400
28 3/4
263/8
..
28
54 Va
553/8
26
543/8
26
.
30% "May 31
12,400
543/8
53%
V-M"
25 % Apr
21%
213/8
2%
1
com
211/1
21
97
SI
A
B
21%
22%
99%
*14%
Power—No par
1
series
series
31Va
213/a
24%
100
Indust Inc
2,300
*30%
♦31
97
.
9%
31%
31%
•87%
400
9,400"
*30 Va
88
25%
63/4
31%
27
98
25
9%
*30%
55%
19,000
27%
31%
87%
235/a
6%
27
203/4
500
23
'
63/8
*27%
63/4
26%
63/4
510
70%
61/4
9%.
63/4
26%
26
...•77
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
;3
15% Jun
7
Jan
&
8%
7
22
JIOOuJ?
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
8%
\
25
27
54'A
^
*243/4
5%
21 Va
,
83/4
95/8
25
*69
23%
x263/4
6%
■
-
•30 %
-100
&
8%
22%
27
6%
-
•245/a
25
*245/8
83/4
8%
Corp_
preferred
preferred
24%>
27
t
common_No par
Co
Foods
"5%
28
9% Mar 26
.
Sound
Hunt
101% Mar
101
5% May 29
37
Jan
225/8
24%
50
A_
Lighting
Stores
25
9% Jun
10
22%
Co__
preferred
Howard
8% Jun
23 % Apr
35% Jan
22%
22 s/8
22%
22%
1
Inc
preferred
Finance
Houston
15% Mar 23
3
92% Jan
Bearing
preferred
preferred
27
90 % Jan
&
3% %
10% Dec
Jan
6%
:_12.50
common—5
Corp
convertible
57% Mar 20
"119% Mar
70 Va
*6
5
Corp of America common—1
convertible preferred
25
14% Jan
7
*69
6%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
May 17
96
70%
*5%
5
Mining—
Ball
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
•
*69%
6
10
30
Winston
Chemicg}
70
53/4
preferred
No par
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C——No .par
1
3
18
Corp
preferred
&
69%
6
$4.25
Jun
22
16% Jan
Rinehart
Homestake
May 31
Sep
16 % Dec
A
Co
convertible
35% Feb
25
2% May 29
10
Electronics
Hoffman
3
24% Jun
series
Holly Sugar Corp common
44% Mar 28
7
pfd
conv
71
6
2.50
25
50c
common
Holland Furnace
26
29% Dec
Corp
1
20% May 29
5
Hotels
Hilton
•69
5
9
87% Jun
Apr
100
preferred series A
Corp
8% Feb
43% Aug 28
15
3%%
Hill
Co
36% Mar
14
90
2
3% Dec
Jun
May
7
93
Sep
14,700
28% Apr
10
37
26i/a
2
4
56
26
18%
Jan
Oct
253/4
17%
74
213/4 Jan
7,200
24%
20%
11
113
17,900
17%
13
20% Jan
183/a
423/4
173/a
26
26
17%
42%
243/4
38
•37%
28%
8,300
233/4
33%
33
333/4
33
10
1 1/24
*85
18,900
12%
12%
preferred-.25
87
30
151/s
21%
25%
24
12
17
42%
♦85
87
39%
14%
21%
•
163/4
5% Jun
7
163/a
41
17%
42
,
39%'
16%
30% Jan
:
*38%
1,800
16%
68% Jun
Jan
2,600
16%',
6
34
63/4
15%
20
42% Jan
7,900
6%
13 %
•
1
Jan
142% Jan
20%
Hewlett-Packard
Nov
447
31%
19%
2
16
145
4,300
31%
"
Jan
72
43
11,200
37
6
43
:
22
21
7
36
44%
26%
17%
20%
15% Jun
Jan
20
45%
27%
22%
4
7% Feb
34
44%
Apr
Sep 25
18% Nov
66
4,900
127%
21%
•85
1
&
*126
17%
1
Co
Oil
Hewitt-Robins
•
43
16 3/a
Corp
•
22
preferred_No par
A
.
32 3/4
413/4
100
class
conv
Hershey Chocolate
23%
127%'
215/a
86
preferred
$2
40% Mar 27
May 29
*126
44
42
common
25,300
32%
;•
128
23%
15%
common
Powder
223/4
23%
33% ,33%
2 2 34
33
32%
*126
26%
-
25c
non-cumulative
Hercules
11,300
423/s
86
Co
223/4
22%
41
Industries
221/4
41
100
Helene
22%
23%
23
No par
8.33%
common
preferred
2
11
26
3 65%
Jan
70% May 10
25
53% Sep
2
44% Jan
25
36% Mar
27% Jun
2
19% Apr
25
Jun
33
20
Mar
48
10% May 29
29% Jan
Mar 29
22
225/s
39 %
1
1
50 /
40c
5
Aluminum Inc
Corp of America common
5% preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
40
21%
2,200
*82
21%
"
5
Marx
&
Hat
1,300
21%
33%
128
19%
86
27
23%,
33%
19%
26%
23
*126%
18,000
84%
22
333/4
128
13%
27
22%
33%
12%
19
3,000
11,300
841/4
21
•126%
183/4
2,000
291/4
49%
26%
20%
•
123/4
32%
29%
86
20
86
32%
48
-
26%
26%
5
Harvey
6% May 29
183/4
*82
•
27
.
•
29
49
12%
12%
18%
19
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24
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Martin-Marietta Corp
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9
Apr 10
28
&
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2
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35% Feb
9
22
26
47% Dec
footnotes,
Mar
Jan
2
3
84
19
19
343/4 Jan
27
6
Jan
150% Jan
21
23
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51% Mar 29
25% Jan
13
Jun
2
125
28
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32 % Jan
22
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71
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20
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Trucks Inc.
514%
•
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49% Dec
16
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83% May 17
14
30% Aug 21
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76
33
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MacAndrews
May 18
29
24
31 %
•
21
Feb
49% Oct
2
42%
Dec
15
Lukens Steel
L-ykes
&
—^
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257/a May 29
21
93
1
25
27
3
Mar
27
5
9
6
9 Vb Jun
May 29
19
Mar
7
14
333% Jun
Jun
Jan
28
Feb
30% May 21
May 29
25
35% Jan
8
34% Jun
Jun
88
3% Mar 27
25
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.
Jun
97
Nov
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3
15
95
233% Jan
2 ;
Jan
303/e Jan
2
5
5o
23
16
Jun
6
20
44% Mar 15
47% Feb
25
15
31
8
Jan
.
21
Oct
11
17% Jun
30
Jan
Apr
15% Feb
4
25
r
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9%
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—
20
27
16
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v
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39%
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.
7% preferred
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Louisville Gas '& El Co
(Ky)_No par V
Louisville & Nashville.
^
213/s Feb
45% Jun
.100
6
Mar 20
67% Jan
44% Jun
'
16
53%
•
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15%
53%
45%
42%
r
193,0
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153%
53%
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;.
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4
Apr
>
27
43 % Mar 22
30
1
14
19% Dec
34% Sep
5% Jan
•
22
16
Aug 21
May
33% Jun
14% Jan
31
•
63% Feb
Lighting Co
14%
-••453/4
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f.;f 18%
preferred_^___100
64
19% Jun
43
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May 29
27
161% May 22
45
series
143% / 153/4
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19
series
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25
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13%
26%
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;
1
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151
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4.25%
27
July 23
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5
76
July 18
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50
,
147%
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76
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16
20
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29% Jun
39% Apr
44% Dec
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253/a
25
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25
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non-cum
53/4
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22%
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Lionel Corp
common_L__^_-_____2.50
4.84%
6
153/4
'
v
7
93
77% Feb
107
26
Jan
Mar 20
53/4
104
3
143/4 Jun
94 va Mar 16
22% Jan
57
2
16
15%
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33%%
15 5/a
1
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23
6
703/4 Jun
83%Dec~~4
89
13
27% Jan
155% Jan
Jun
77% Feb
48 3% Jun
36% Jan
6
773/, Jan
80% Aug
72 %" Dec
75
16
25% May 29
23
323% Jan
2
24 3/8 Feb
137
May 17
20% Feb
152% Jan
-
18% Mar 28
77
2
47% Feb
41 Vb Jun
28
Jun
14
2
Jan
52% Feb
90,
72 3% Nov 29
35
543/4 Mar 29
19% Jan
-14%-
13%
1
_
Lily Tulip Cup C'orp__^__
88% Jan
__
49%
Refineries
/.
Ling-Temco-Vought Inca
57
13%
r
2
3
26
14%
13%
:
Products
2
22% Jun
14%
14
1%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass "Co
Libby McNeil & Libby_i_'
Liggett & Myers; Tobacco-.com
'7%
143/4
20%
25% Jan
39 / May 29
101
Jun 18
4
91 % Dec
6
155 % May 11
Leonard
14
13%
iy8
443/4 Jan
123
3
104
110 % Feb
15
18% May 29
18% May 29
27
11
8
34% May 29
20% Jun 25
22
27% Feb
4
Mar 19
May 31
76% Jun
51% Aug 18
10
41 3/a Jan
Feb
17% Mar 12
7% May 29
1
12
31
Jan
13
62
Jun 25
40 % May 29
14
15% Jan
22% Feb
15
25
I
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20%
15
29
Nov
% Jun
Corp
& Fink
243/4
19
_l
31% May 29
9
21% Oct
135
Lehii
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253/a
18
A
Lehigh Valley RR
44%
19%
No par
,____No par
series
Lehman
73% Jun
17
71
pfd
7
147
59% Mar 16
165% Dec
conv
8
10% May 29
56%! Apr
$1.50
233%
18%
15
_
14%
23%
*33%
•24%
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
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Lehigh Valley Industries • com
9
44
6
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1
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45 vz
24
25
v
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Corp_:
13%
24%
*35%
243/4
...
.
1
—
Tire
35% Feb
5
152% Dec
Inc
&
>12%
24
44 i,
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.
1
22—
12%
23%
25
J
27
Feb
7;
Siegler
Rubber
433/4 Feb
May 29
9 3/a Jun
7
May
22 Va Apr
Lee
Leesona
Inc-^
24% May 29
5
22
42 %
25
A
No par
22 Va
14
<1113/4 Nov
Feb
1% Mar 16
9
4% Jun
25
15% Jun.
'
19-8 Jan
4
60% Mar
4
40% Sep 26
23 % Nov
9
3
12%
4
series
Lane Lryant
Lear
25
123/4 Sep
28
8l3e Jan
Jan
1
common
Lanvin-Parfums
15% Jun
May 29
Co
preferred
9
53/, Jun
1 %
."4.32%
3
29% Feb /
20
36"% Dec
60
Oct
20
4818 Apr
10% Jan
*
26
13% Jun
16% Apr
33 % Feb
7
19
Dec
26% Jan
13% Jun
8
22% Mar 22
July 18
34% Jun
Aug 31
36% Jan
16
2% Mar 21
-
4
16% Jan
111
15
27
41% Dec
% Jan
3 %
Jun
13% Jun
,
Laclede Gas
8
10
7
18
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
12
40% Mar
20
21
11
1
36% Jan
May 29
Apr
34
3
2
31 % Jan
Nov
3
20% Dec
"b
.41
2
11% Jan
!
40% Jan
19V2 May 29
40 % Mar
8
6.600
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310
Number 6173
196
Volume
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
(21)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
,5
\
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1901
Lowest
'
•
74
Oct~30
75
Apr
Lowest
Dec~12
95%
84% Jan
20
86'A Dec
11
37% Dec
5
13% Apr
20
9 % Jan
-
11
3
15% Dec
Aug
3
45 'a Jan
3
41% Jan
3
->
11
■
EXCHANGE
Mercantile
28
Merck
94% Mar 23
33 % Jan
28
<9% May 29
12% Jan
14% Jan
2
52% Jan
Inc
common
Machine
Co
10
Sep
Mesta
58 VB Feb
15
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
25
12% Jun
29
19
Jun~15
82% Jan
88% Jun
93% Jan
96'
81
87
97
*'
12
6
90
12
27
May 27
84% Nov 13
19
78
27
27 Vb Jun
87
Sep
89% Jan
78% Sep
32 vb Jun
*
3
4
46% Apr
28
93 % Jan
10
39'A Jan
4
May 28
3.85%
May 11
3.80%
3
80 % Jan
,.84
99
Aug
41% Nov
3
3
Jan
99
May
29% May 25
39 %
Apr JL0
9
43% May 29
58% Feb
Feb
58
94
4
Middle
101% May 22
2
Jan
2
70% Feb
8
Midwest
25
40% Feb
5
Miles
55
Jun
14
4
30% Aug
19
170% Mar 10
75% Jun
15
133% Jan
97% Dec
20
109 %
79 % Jun
28
,
12 va May
29
98% Jan
2
14% Mar 12
41 Vb Jun
15
7U % Feb
16 % Jun
Jan
6
66% Dec
29
22% Dec
20
;io%
2:
2
7
Minn
Mining
27
'24% Jan
4
Minnesota
&
44
6
34
May 29
45% Apr
24
Minnesota
Power
34
Jun
21
44 % Feb
16
Mission
21% Oct
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
19
Jun
28
27
Feb
19
Mission
34% Jan
42% Jun
32% Jun
22
40% Feb
9
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
25
35 % Jun 25
4% Jan
3
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Apr
6
2% Jun
5% Mar 27
3% Jan
14
1
Missouri
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
25% Jan
2
Missouri
Public
11% Apr
19
Mohasco
Industries
26% Jun
22
42
19% Jan.
26% Oct
3
18% Jun
25
1B% Apr
4
Jan
8
62
66 % May 31
75% May 28
79
15
8% Dec
21
6% Dec
14
preferred
7% Jun
4
19
9% Jun
29
•
15
15
Feb
23
8% Feb
•
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
Monsanto
1
31
May 28
37% Jan
2
Montana-Dakota
3
43% Nov
29
28
May 29
-
Jan
Montana
8% Jun
25
18% Jun
25
36% Jan
22
Morrell
20
11 % May 29
18% Jan
15
Motec
17% Dec
28% Apr
28
22
100
:•
51% Jun
3
May
11% Jan
3
29% Jan
9
44% Dec
16'a Jan
4
4
16% Feb
19
May 29
29
41% Jan
4
20 % May
26% May 22
31
5
30'a Dec
11
21
Jan
18
54% Dec
11
45% Jun
1124% Dec
20
26% Dec
4
3
33% Dec
26
28% Jan
29
18% Apr
Jan
4
59% Mar
4
1
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
8
27
31% Jan
12
8% Aug 10
17% Dec
7
43% Jun
2
Murphy
Corp
Murray
Corp
11% Mar 29
Natco
62 % Mar 16
■
22,
l
Corp
24
National
Jan
4
National
Can
132% Jan
2
National
Cash
29% Feb
5
National
7
National
City
National
Dairy
May 29
61% Jan
4
142 % Nov
30
23% Oct
30
33 % Apr
12
v
18
Jun
20
18
4
26% Feb
28
18% May 29
22% May
4
78% Nov
23
46% Jun
25
72;
9
30% May 11
22
Jun
25
30% Apr
82 % Aug 25
92% Feb
27
83% Jan
2
92% May 25
46% July
7
52
Aug
1
47
Jun
5
54
3
33% Nov
9
22% May 29
3
3
9 % Apr
65
90% Aug 25
97
Apr
3
78
99 % Dec
12
18% Oct
-
59% Jan
'
25% Jan
23% Jan
5 Vb Jan
,
53% May
Sep
26
.....
-
.28% July 21
2
136 % Mar
28
32
Jun
25
Jun
27
36
25
•
National-Standard
Co
22
50 % Apr
30
National
Starch
Chemical
22,
45% F eb
8
National
Steel
24 % Feb
20
National
Corp..
Sugar Ref Co
Jan~20
6
22%
6
24% Sep
19% Nov
21
22% Jan
2
NaLional
Tea
23% Feb
lb
National
10% Apr
3
29 % Apr
lli
15% Jun
24
16% Jun
29% Jan
6
Mar
80
3
27% Nov
32% Jun
15
54% Nov
3
13
-
9% Mar 29
11% Jan
75
3
,
52.
Jan
Bros
Co
3%%
New
15%
*7%
8%
a'-"'"--
5%
•
71/2
8%
5%
6
37%
6
35%
!
63% Jan
3
43% Jan
3
65%
84% Feb
•'
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35v4
7
53% Jun
27
Jun
85
25
3
Jan
-
15% July 18
35% Jun 27
Aug~~I
,
22
10% Jun
14
Mar 22
46
54% Jan'
28
20% Jan
7.500
24%
24%
*24VB
24%
1.000
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26 Va
27%
52,500
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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7 8% '/
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19
18%
20%
211/4
20
20%
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12%
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27
93% Jan
68
2
20va
16%
38%
30 vb
•
9% Mar 27
25
37% Jun
.
:
Mar 23
30% Jan
5% Jun
17
% Aug 17
23
19%
1.400
144,600
22%
1
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
—100 ..
:
4%%
preferred
(eonv)
50
National Fuel Gas Co
_l
2.10
National General Corp
1
National Gypsum Co- common—1.
$4.50 preferred.—
No par
4
Jan
20%
12 Va
V 48 %
32
fictional? Aviation
Biscuit
35
12 %
46 %
30%
4
9% May 29
71% Jun 27
-
6
12'/4
,/UL—
45% Apr
-
.
35
12%
47%
25%
1
1
10
.
Acme Co
Nationalj {Airlines
h
38 %
8%
I8V4
National
2
16 vb
300
:
12%
.'i .45%
32
5„■..
of America..
18%r4pr,
31 %;Jan
19% May 29
33
20
22
17,200
25,700
79%
34%
*75%
-
•
15%
86 J/4
79%
31%
No par
I
Ik,
(G C)_i_-
Co
Feb
29
11% Jun 25
a?f
Murphy
Inc
Munsingwear
34% Jan
22
9% Jan
2
'47
19
Co_l
Inc
15
84%
30
5
10
;
15 %
79%
35
*66%
•' 8,600
...
86%
38%
v7'. v
4.800
26
79 %
-16%
19
320
-
■
14%
V'
-
35
•
99
83%
:
•
83
79%
1/
7; 36%
4,700
24-%
v
36
30,100
25%
12%
.7 '27%
*98
24%
v
44%
"
45%
55% 1 55%
42%
33%
44 V4
56
12%
v
44%
99
/I
14%
79%
98%
23%
56
25
*78
82%
27%
*98
m
190
Va
28
43%
:
12 %
2%
3
i
*97
44%
15%
•
*81
98
56
:
-.141/4
14%
82%
27%
.12%
77
ik---
Co*.:.J,
Brass
55% Mar 30
26
16 vb Jun'25
Jun
Mueller
79%
37%
•
..10
Co
Inc
L Industries
82%
36 Va
-
No par
:
Fuel Supply
25
76
5% '
•
-
5
Co
Corp
25va
.'
8 vb
*7%
Co._i._No par
..12
j.
Wheel
29% Mar 21
May 28
22
S
M
&
Inc
Mountain
Mar 26
32
20% Jun
17% Jan
26% Jan
Motor
May 29
20% Jan
9% Nov
Motorola
29
41% May 31
(John)
23%
i4v2:
35
Lines—
Industries
89% Mar 14
27
10
20% Mar 17
26% Oct
-
Moore-McCormick
i6
.68% Sep
2
Montgomery
15
"56
67vi'
>
15%
-1:
?
11
37% Feb
44
7%
No par ->•
28
17% Feb
55%
'
33% Mar 13
25
•
*781/2
19%
*75%
37% Apr
21
55'/a
'
27%
/.;
27
9% Sep
98
36
*66%
98 %
'98%
8,400
: :
85
,,
'
34.000
97
*84
*97
V
44
-
2%
;••••
43%
44'/a
*95%
85%
1,800
.
87
97
*84
*81
«7
26%%,27 Va 7 *
98 Va
j
<:
33%
18 Va
26
25% Sep
98 Va
*66
32,500
'
;
*95%
.
20 v4
35 %
25% Jun
&
82%
*97
;
!
37%
27%
5
Co..
Ward
*81
98 Va
20%
-i
22 % Jun
■»;
86
82%
.
33%
1
'12% Feb
'
86
t
42%
.
'7: 2%
No par
Utilities
88
11%
16%
35
20%
100
100 I!
Co...
Power
86
-
86%
12%:
Montecatini Mining & Chemical— ■<-.
American' Shares
I
1,000 lire
34% Mar
3
42% Mar 26
88
44%
1 i
;
Chemical
86 Va
'
30
39% Jan
26
26% July
•
12%
1.25
.A. J
B__"_
58% Aug 23
39
Mar 10
20
30% Dec
Class
-
12%
791/4
41v8
/•*
6.25
class A
RR
Monon
11%
38%
Co
Tool
20
11
'
11%
17
,
Machine
31%
43%
"
44% Jan
31
•4.20%
11%
'
37 va
common
Monarch
19
Apr
•
22% Mar 20
13
5% Jun
10% Jan
13% Jan
"
Jun
Inc
11
81%
16%
preferred
•
11%
11
:
97
79%
'Lr 34%
Co
3%%
69% May 11
19% Apr
Jan
32% Aug
7% May 29
7B% Mar 29
79x
Mar 28
Jan
71
:
Service
31
*84
...
79%
A_No par
Cement
34%
30%
*81
24%
5
class
RR
33
30
*95%
-55%...
l
5
10
RR
5
42% May 15
32%
28%
27.900
11%
32%
86%
t
No par
Light
:
Mar
50% Nov
-
&
51 % Mar
37% Apr 20
34% Jan
•
Ontario
Corp
IIV4
t
%i „7k>.-26%:t 27%
78%
No par
Paper
2.50
35% Jan
.ff
;t 14%
"14
& Mfg—•___
35% Jan
11
321/4
■7 *97
99
A
r; , 3% convertible preference—.*100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
No par
100
13,300
8%/
-
28
44%.
122 %
'8%
32 va
11%
97
98%
98%
-
"
*95%">
27
45,500
'
'
271/a
%
84 '•*-
3,100
21%
32%
:i> *84
26%
A
89
21%
10%
87
55%
-8%
*86 Va
30
11
>
86%
:,'J-
651/4
87
21%
8%
•
Hee*
Shares
1
20%
68 vb
32%
•
:
97
;
87
20%
•
19 %
65 %
63
89
10%
19%
tf»e
27%
K
,
43%
5
100
..10
Inc
87
*97,
-
Phflipp Corp.r..l<
Mmneapolis:Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3
123% Dec
8%
11%
*82%
i.10
;
Laboratories
8%
*85
Minerals-& Cherm
Mar 19
25
25
'19% Jan
Sep
1
16% Sep 23
•v 87% Jun
12
: 34% Sep 12
Oil Corp.
9
*95%
.100
Inc
Midland-Ross -Corp common
5%%
1st
preferred
14
22% Jun
•
series
Utilities
.-
8%
9
64%
Sales for
Friday
June 29
19%
20%
11%
series
South
20 Va
10%
preferred
' 4.45%
,
62 vb
*85%
32%
,
60%
1
'
21
29%
•
PRICKS
Tnuisday
19 Va
89
27%
100
.100
19 %
62%
32 va
pfci_100 "
100
19 Va
20 %
5
series
SALE
June 28
*86 Va
20%
8%
1" '
HIGH
June 27
89
No par
Inc
19vb
AND
wednesday
63
11
preferred
preferred
*
95 % Jan
101% May 24
58
Nov 17
12.50
^
Metropolitan E'dison 3.90%
4.35%
preferred series
Mar 28
•
60
20'/a
Metromedia Inc
84% July
j
Jan
307/a Jan
Jan
20-*
~
*•86%
benef'cl int
of
10% Jun
79
19%
-
25c
Co
Scott__
&
Mesabi Trust—Units
59% Mar 10
8
June 26
No par
70% Mhy
•
Tuesday
June 25
1.83%
16%c
Inc
Linotype
Merritt-Charman
31
8 % May
Co
Monday
^
Par
preferred
Mergenthaler
3
Co
Stores
&
$3.50
88'A May 25
5
19% May 29
LOW
STOCK
YORK
.
Feb
,28
18% May 28
60
Jun 25
24% Mar 10
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
If Range
'
Highest
4
17%
17%
18
33%
35%
34%
2.700
1,100
"
-
"
9,100
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(22)
.
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK ,EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
38
May 28
49% Jan
3
52% Nov
16
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
Jan
11
98
May 15
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
3
80% Jun
29
86
Mar 26
93 Vs Jan
3
Dec
27
98% Jun
12
103
Apr
22
95% Jan
18
100
May 16
100
95
13
90% Jan
36 % Jan
19
16% Apr
12
85
49
25
45% Mar 14
45% Mar 8
16% Jun
28
18% Apr
23
Dec
4
88% Jan
31
94% Jun
8
22
29% Jun
25
41
52% Aug
7
26
59% Oct
5
35
11
17
56% Jan
4
25
41% Jan
23
Jan
3
13Va May 28
24% Mar
24
.;
3
May 28
45% Jun 25
54% Jan
Nov 27
82
19
Jun
Feb 26
28% Feb 20
Dec
39% Jan
17% Oct
May 29
30 Va Jun
17% Mar 15
90
32 % Aug 24
39
36
4
20
Nov
18
42% Nov
4
Aug
Nov
45% Aug
5
33% Jan
.
Jun
14
76
1
25% Jan
28
102% Mar 22
50
Jun
27
87% Feb
13
26
104
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
Sep
26% Jan
18
120% Apr
3
115
Jan
2
4
43% Dec
18
87% Jan
6
98
•
2
Sep
82 % Oct
16% Jan
76
26% Dec
3
106
14 Va Jan
19
Apr 11
24% Jun
13
99% Jun
16
16% Jun
26
25
Jan
2
Pacific
American
9% Jun
15
14
22
97 y4 Jan
15
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
36% Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
60 V4 Jan
2
Pacific
Lighting
Corp
39% Jan
2
Pacific
Telep
Teleg
12% Oct
5
33% Dec
21
34% Dec
26
52
Jan
23
65% Oct
20
30% Jan
3
48% Apr
4
May 29
47
May 29
26 Ve May 29
Jan
5
3
142% May 29
Jan
24
13% Dec
14
16% Sep
Mar
3
Apr
25
5% May 28
8% May 16
24% Aug 30
26% May 15
7
12% Nov
177
3
18% Dec
18
19
17
Jun
27
8% Jun 22
10 y4 Jun
25
16
Mar 22
25
Jun
43
Mar 23
101 % Feb
5:
158% Feb 26
7% Jan 12
23% Mar 5
24% Feb
23% Dec
6
22
45% May 29
24
92
19
53% Jan
18
11
3£>% Jun 25
58 Va Feb
32% Oct
25
85% Apr
44% Apr
12
22% Jun 25
30
19
60% Nov
22
43% Jun
5
3
35% Dec
7
22 Va Jun
21
28
23% Jun
15
12
97% Feb
59% Mar 14
.8
16
38% Mar 15
11
Parmalee
31
Peabody
Jan
Dec
26
15 Va Jan
3
41 % Jan
4
37% Apr
28 Va Jan
5
3
94% Sep
19
40
2
11
Penn-Dixie
Cement
2
Penn
Co
May 31
48% Jan
3
May 29
23 Va Jun 25
52% Jan
17
41
Jan
2
34% Feb
20
20
37
6
14
28% May 29
98% Mar 6
Dec
101% Jun
106% May 25
101% May 25
Pennsalt
95
11% Jan
3
18% Dec
10y4,Jun 27
32% Jan
3
59
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
39 ya May 29
52% Mar 19
Peoples
36
Sep
27
50% Jan
24
37
51
Peoria
33
Jun
3
27
18% Feb
2
54% Jan
2
19
19%
52Va
51
52%
x52%
65%
67y4
67%
70%
68%
100%
100%
100%
100y2
28%
29%
*98 Va
99 Va
1
29%
20
.
30
*98
17
17
19%
*98
17
16%
36,400
20
620
-
54%
14,500
70
20,700
100%
30
99%
23,400
15%
1,100
31
4,500
99
•
17
17
4,600
11%
10%
10%
lOVa
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,800
x26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
28 Va
28 Va
57,400
49%
48%
49%
49%
51%
51%
52%
52
52%
13,900
29%
20,000
28%
21 Va
28%
27%
148 %
Xl44%
144%
143 %
145
6Va
5%
6
6
6 Va
17%
17%
9
28%
17
17%
28 %
;
*145
145
148
6 Va
17
5%
17%
17
9 Va
9
29 Va
2.9 Va
145
17%
..
80
'6X/
4,200
17 %
4,900
9 •%
9%
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
13,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
57,600
49%
50 %
53
30,800
9%
9%
51%
8,700
49%
50%
93
*92 Va
38
31 %
38%
37%
38%
9,300
22%
23 Va
23
23%
22%
23
22%
2*3%
23%
24%
55,000
46
45%
*92
46
23%
22 Va
22
18 Va
18
18%
19 %
1
50%
1,500
24 Va
14,800
*24%
25%
22%
22%
22 Va
22 Va
22%
22%
1,600
18
18 Vo
18%
18%
18%
19%
5,200
19
19%
48%
24
;
■
19
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11%
41%
41%
*41 %
42%
41%
42
40%
40
40%
40 %
41%
41 Va
41
25%
40%
26
25%
30
19%
25%
*411/4
20,700
210
"Va
45,300
14,000
3
1
23%
26%
26%
28%
26
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
26 Vc
26 Va
"27%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30
30
30 Va
30 Va
30%
99
99
99.
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99
99
98
99 %
10%
-10%
34%
35%
40%
42
40
40%
36
39
39
41
30'/4
32 Va
30
32%
—10
5
27%
1,500
•
99
100
—100
Inc
4,900
-
28 Va
Corp
com
200
19
18 %
18%
10%
39%
41
39
,
47 %
23%
42
10%
11%
41
5
49 %
-'«B4%
24
No par
Sand
Pennsylvania RR^
Peoples Drug Stores
19
19%
10%
50
20
25%
22%
18
1
9-1
*92 Va
94
*24%
46
23%
25
25
51%
25%
46
45%
24%
25
23%
*24%
50%
*24%
24
25%
5
Corp
Light
49%
*92
93%
22
No par
preferred
4.40% series preferred
97% Jun
-14%
'5,500
52
*
37%
4 % %
5
15%
45,000
39
49%
26%
1
Glass
&
14 %
27%
38%
93
common
Chemicals
Power
14%
27
-■
50%
Co
Pennsylvania
Penn
50
'5,805
,
93%
preferred
(J C)
37%
48
600
,
94
,33% ;
38%
Corp
Inc
conv
Penney
90% Jan
Dec
Jan
38% Mar 22
4.68%
27% r:
37%
16% "
"
v
.32%
8%
1
,27% Jan
19 Va Jan
4
15
40
*92
-
27
39,410
*16y4
•
-
47%
100%
20
;
15,500
33 y4
50
17
96%-
37%
32
37%
Ford
29
10% Jun
Fruit
16%"
26%
36%
29%
120
37%
Industries
Tool
&
:■
31%
99 Va
-
36%
preferred
prior
conv
Pendleton
Penick
18 y4 Jun
41% Jun
9
Mar 29
14
45% Nov
11
Jun
24
*95 Va
•
31%
19%
70
210
V
99
37%
32
94
:
1
96%--
16%
17,200
30%
*96%
*
38%
*92
31%
*98 Va
16 V*
Va'
•37 Vo
95%
80%
«\
16
No par
common
25 Va Jun
49% Apr
59% Nov
30% Dec
24
14
Co
14
99
*95
94
x29
17
*98
39%
95%
-i
-
1
Line
Transportation
Coal
46%
39%
96 Va
82%'
-V 31
Shares
10 %
1
Corp
Co
9
Feb
26% Jan
May
14
Jun
Inc
100
27
23% May
33
27
Jun
5%
"
31;
26 1
36
39%
*95 %
*80y2
,
46%
47%
14ye
147/8
19y4
19%
53
55
67%
69%
100y2 10iy2
.
38%
the Week
_No par
Pipe
&
•
,
45%
46%
14
14%
19%
19y2
53
56%
64
67 Va
101
101 y2
28%
29
*98 y2
99 y2
38 %
96%
80%.; 81%
*98%
99%
95%
95%
37
37%
"
31
31 %
',,*16%
16%
*92
,.'r
70c
Airways
Pictures
Davis
75% Apr
18
26
Parke
"
*95%
37
31
*16%
*92%
30%
26%
36
38%
*95%
38 %
95%!
81%
99
96%
37%
31%
16%
94/
31%
27%
37%
Friday
June 29
k,
June 28
50c
Sulphur
East
98%
96%
37%
31%
16%
96%
37
30 %
16%
*92%. 94
29%
32
26
26%
35
36%
17 Va
5
preferred
4%
Paramount
35
21
Apr
Panhandle
81%
98%
5%,
1
Electronics
World
38%
95%
82
147
100
Corp
39%
96
82
98
27%
14 2/7
com
".
•
Sales for
Tnursday.
48%
No par
Packaging Corp. of America
American
95% Nov
38%
95%
'
PRICES
'
10
10
Consolidated
Amer
59 % Nov
27
Tin
Pan
5
9
Pacific
Pan
8
23% Jan
&
June 27
SALE
Wednesday
June 26
26
Aggregates Inc_5
preferred
Packard-Bell
86% Jan
Sep
19% Jan
6%
HIGH
Tuesday
June 25
16%
5
Corp
&
Electric
&
20
Jan
3
15% Jan 12
39% Jmy 19
Jun
'
AND
Monday
Par
15
100
8.90%
preferred
100
4.56% preferred
100
4.44% preferred
100
Ohio Oil Co
No par
Okla Gas & Electric Co common_5
4% preferred
2,0
4.24% preferred-.
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50 Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp—5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
Otis Elevator
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
30c
Outlet Co
No parv
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com__6.25
4%
preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co common
—15
$5 preferred
No par
28 y2 Jun
July 11
LOW
STOCK
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
2
35% Jan
92
YORK
EXCHANGE
100
8,000
310
~
100
*98
98%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%/.,
38'%
•
99
38 %
38
38
33
37%
40%
41%
40 Va
40
*
,
*99
20
99%
10%,
11
119,900
34 Va
35
3,600
hv-Xfi/v
46
Jun
3
59% Nov
Z. 37% Jan
3
94 Va Feb
1
15% Sep
32J/2 Sep
26
34
May 28
56% Feb
20
25
Jun
22
58
12% Jun
12
8
63% Apr
July 24
43% Jan
15
/
3
Jan
30% Jan
46% Jan
30 Va Jun
Nov 20
51% May 29
36
May 29
Dec
12
99
Jan
15
19% Dec
14
13 Va Jun
25
76,
100
28
19% Jan
2
20 % Jun 25
2% Jun 25
42
57% Mar 15
3
65% May 16
47% Jun 25
62% Jan 15
34% Mar 20
5
Aug 14
85
\
100
Mar
25
3
Dec
78 Va Jan
3
125
30
Nov
Jun
6
5
96
6
Jan
8
8
102%|Jan
12
29
35% Jun
25
24
66 % May 29
86
84% Nov
May 29
98
82 Va Jan
1
104% Mar
33% Jan
Sep
Jun
35% May 29
20
5% May 25
35% Nov 27
Va Jan
101
24
49 Va Apr
103% Mar 29
51 Va
31
53% Nov
.
29
7'"*% Jan
Va Jan
3
12
7
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23
66
3
15
22
91 % July
82 y2 Jun
Feb
13
3% Mar 30
88
Dec
20
39 >/4 Jan
10
18% Jan
3
41% Jan
11
Piper
27
36 y4 Jun
22
12% Oct
23
18 Va Mar 16
12% Jun 22
2
65% Mar 19
22
27
Nov
21
127% Jan
19
3
28 y2 Apr
3
15 y4 Jun
22
29% Feb
16
62% Dec
8
79% Feb
28
47% Jun
27
67% Feb
20
9% Oct
30
6% May 29
12% Jan
17% May 17
61
9% Jan
113
5
55Va Jan
J^n
5
69
Jan
9
175
Feb
13
4
Jan
12
37
Jun
27
54
Jan
9
24
38
Jun
21
55% Jan
24
21% Nov
27
Feb
13
19 y2 Jan
116% Mar
79% Dec
5
96 Va
1
65% Jan
3
Dec
120
8
6
35% Mar 29
122
Aircraft
2%
2%
2%
2%
35%
36 V4
39%
38%
39%
47%
49%
47%
49
47%
48%
48%
49%
50
50%
50c
Pittsburgh
35%
5
70%
83%
10Q
100
2%
.
43%
16%
«__1
Pittsburgh
Forcings
25
78
Jan
4
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
3
107
Nov
8
44 y» Jun
25
86
Jan
2
Plough
238%
Nov~28
81 Va Jun
14
221
Jan
3
Polaroid
21
Jan
22
Co
$3.50
(The)
38%
70 Va
70
83 Va
*82
83
17
17%
17%
17% Jan
88
22% Mar 30
3
14
May 29
97% Oct
4
92% Jan
Dec
4
32
101% Nov
16
56% Jun
25
20 Va Jun
Apr
25
49 %
19
33 Va Jan
3
Mar 15
73
50
43
Jan
3
70% Nov
14
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
11
May 28
May 29
29 Va Jan
2
95% Mar
47% Mar
5
8
17%
17%
17
16%
39
38%
39%
37 Va
38
15%
15
15%
14%
15
No par
*78
79%
78
78
*76 Va
78
*76 %
78
*76 Va
*70%
77
77
*10 Va
77
*70%
,77
7 5 Va
1
12%
12%
13
*70%
127/a
12%
*131
132
45%
43%
100
44%
*98
12%
132%
12%
132%
100
21%
21
22
6,400
38 Vo
39%
40
42
27,700
15
15
15
15%
12%
12%
12%
*131
*98
100
*98
100
16%
17
16 Va
16%
16%
17%
17 %
17%
4,900
48%
50%
47%
48%
47 %
43%
48
48%
22,600
6%
100
*35%
100
100
23%
"118
1
6%
6 %
39
*37
39%
*35 Va
6%
25
25
120
39
40
39%
24%
38
40
40
40%
40 %
600
25%
25 %
2,500
122
46%
45%
47
45%
46%
90
90%
90%
44%
49
*22%
46
47
47
47
47 %
90 %
1
90%
20%
22%
21%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
$1.40 div preference com
No par
4.08%
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
52%
54%
54
14
87
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
91% May 17
3
88% Nov
17
87
Jan
2
94% May
22
90% Jan
22
102
Jan
3
28
10
92% Nov
97
93%
Public
7
May 21
Service
Co
of
Co
10
36 Va
,
98%
*24%
25%
95%
100%
57%
X
14%
14%
14 %
93%
*93 %
93%
92%
93%
1,150
37%
13,300
52,300
-60%
55
*29%
91
4.30%
preferred
100
104
*93%
Jun
29
*93%
94%
109
Apr
10
5.05%
105
105
106
Jun
29
105%
105%
110% Feb
15
5.28%
preferred
preferred
100
7
100
107
107
107
23% May 29
107
33% Apr
25
Mar*29
70 y4 Aug
7
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
7
May 17
22% Nov
16
78
118% Jan
8
Jan
84 Va
3
173
3
14
Apr
15
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
4
33% Jan
Nov
May 1"2
3
24
42
Jun
12
31 % Sep
27
39% Jun
14
27 Va
11
3%%
74%
75
*74
75
13
4.32%
preferred
25
*22%
23
*22%
4.16%
preferred
25
*21 %
23
*21%
22%
.100
136%
136%
5
5%
5%
115
May 29
5% Jun
84
Jun
28
18
31 Va May 29
23
May 29
Jun
29
28% Jun
25
96
Dec
15
60
145
Sep
18
140
4
31
Anr
I
May 29
Jun
28
26 Va May 29
page 25.
172
Feb
Mar 30
10 Va Feb
88
21
preferred
4.80%
preferred
called
Publlcker Industries Inc
common
Jan
23
43% Jan
2
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power &• Light Co__ 10
23% May
8
Puget Sound Pulp
38% Mar
9
Pullman
37
Mar 27
91 Va Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Pure
Gats
Co
preferred
Quaker State
Oil
*130
5%
160
5%
24
'
24%
54 %
,
56
57
29%
.
29%
*90
91
*90
91
91
*89
91
30
90%
*89
93%
70
90%
*93%
94%
27 V*
105
105
104
107
106
22%
106
27 %
*73
73 %
74
*22 %
23
*22 %
23
22%
*21 %
22
*21%
22
75
■
5%
"20
84
33%
33%
33%
33%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
; 20
23%
24%
23%
24
29
29%
29%
28%
29%
23%
29
64%
64%
143 %
'*143%
Refining Corp.. 10
21 Va
27%
27%
64
25
29%
65 Va
145
27%
65 %
143 Va
*27Va
28%
67%
140
65
*27Va
f
29%
65
143 %
*19%
140
,
27%
-•
220
8,600
35 %
34%
34%
34
7,800
84
84
84
84
84
6
5%'
5%
20%
85%
ioo
140
5%
33 Va
*84
250
75
22
130
5%
590
19,600
29 %
27%
.28%
♦
♦
220
104%
*106
27%
*74
*21%
93 Va
94%
*93%
106 %
106 %
10
"
105%
*104
85%
24%
1,700
29%
*29 %
30
19%
143 %
5
50,000
"
100
common
16,700
57
54
33
23%
5
24%
23%
*84
3
No par
Inc
Oil
Quaker
6%
& Timber Co
24%
58%
91
23
8
24
63%
30
27%
79% Apr
17
26%
28
24% Apr
13
see
No par
;
100
19
Jan
For footnotes,
com
22% Jan
21% May 31
26% Jan
57% Feb
131
Ind
2
U19
32% Oct
of
71% Jan
"
21
Co
62 %
*90
91
22
Serv
61 %
57%
.
29%
♦90 %
Nov
Public
37 Va
59%
23
>
90 Va
*90%
37
37 %
53 %
23
•
36%
36%
36%
30
94 Va
2,800
14%
14%
14
90%
91%;
389,500
93%
29%
*90%
t
96%
99
8,000
51
■>.:
24%
101 %
*24%
93%
108% Dec
106
89%
50
49
47%
47%
24
*23%
630
92
■90
14%
*14
17
8
104% Jun
14%
93%
19
32% Apr
83 Va Jan
Jan
Power
91%
99
14
92%
60
81% Aug
86
88 %.
35%
69
Apr
1
23%
7,000
47 Va
47 %
:
10
122
"120
122
*118
90%
1.25
25
24%
24%
*118
90
*23%
200
37
88
23 Va
43,400
8
7%
7%
6%
6%
37
39%
39%
120
24%
122
6%
37
39
44%
75
10
Gamble
30
130%
16%
49%
2.50
Electric
50
100
2,100
16%
*37
;
130%
132
*131
4,300
V
78
48%
100
Co
&
10,000
75 Va
preferred
Corp
47,600
47 Va
45%
15
35
Procter
.
-
5,600
36 %
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Potomac
17%
18
46
44%
10
44 Va
19%
*99 Va
56%
2
83 Va
43 %
44 %
20%
issued—-L-j,
&
350
83 %
83 %'
*82 Va
83
43%
18%
43%
100
No par
Colorado
5
92 % Jan
31 % May
Poor
16,000
20%
132
43%
83
43%
42%
44%
•
,
73%
20
Inc
When
__
50
53,400
20%
common
convertible
70
41%
72%
83%
83
*82
83
44
44%
120
350
39%
72
83 '/4
84
83 %
83%
-
-
103
103
/ 40%
19%
Co
Plttston
44 Va Jun
38%
68%
-17,400
97 Va
41%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
13
36%
72
97 Va
No par
(conv)
May 11
14
84
38%
70%
-
;
83%
104
*102%
36%
37%
83
98 Va
*97
97 %
104
I-* o CO £
29%
21,800
101%
83
♦99 Va
5% preferred class A
5%%
1st series prior pfd
Dec
97
*
29 %
101 Va
29
101%
83
No par
1
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
135
96
104
83
83
2
preferred
preferred
96
104
96 Va
104
_72
83%
84,700
.
'
•82
Coke & Chem Co com_10
convertible
83
;
No par
.
3,800
2%
35%
„_5
Corp
Inc
Pltney-Bowes
$5
Sep
Aug 11
2%
37
-
,
$4.80
16 Va May 15
May
■
2%
35%
—
8
Jan
18 Va Jan
46 Va July 21
—-...
1
86 V4 Mar
139
5,000
2%
(NY)
27
11
; 6,800
24 %
36%
common
18% Jun
19
26% Apr
81
44
Corp
5
Jun
14 %
22 Va
\
13%
23 Va
104
87 Va Mar 27
72
21%
13%
23 %
*95
Inc
130
13%
13%
100
Morris
200
/: 3.200
102
*99 Va
2%
„
4
21
13%
3,400
13%
53
40% -41%
101
101
28 Va
4.30%
30,200
;
102
21
•
101%
15
88
21
22%
13%
22
*52 %
28%
Jan
27
13%
14
.
'
102 Va
Jan
Dec
*101
13%
52%
40%
13%
.
39%
27%
Philip
75
102
14%
52%
39
14%
38%
101%
5
81 Va Aug 23
*101
102
14%
*52%
27%
31
Jan
Jan
39%
101%
2
23
53
39%
27 y4
Jan
14% May 29
77 Va May 29
53
38%
35%
No par
common
150
33,800
12.50
69
68% Oct
13%
53
101 Va
Co
112% Jan
27% Apr 24
88% Mar 21
14%
13%
84%
Electric
16,100
"
27%
Phlla
43%
40%
5
100
97
20%
5
1
41 Va
*40 —
33y3C
6
27
44 y4 Jun
60% Jun
131
Inc
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Pfizer
25
16% Jun
6
28
13 y8
1
Pfeiffer
Feb
20
Dec
Apr
Permutlt
•101
100
30%
101 Va
59% Mar 14
38
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
28
26%
84% Feb
99
38 y4
29%
*83 Va
25
76% Dec
*52 y4
27%
101%
27
22% Nov
50
No par
4%%
Pfaudler
13%
common__i
36 Va
100
Jan
3
Co
preferred
common
40
35%
1—.—.100
-100
42% Jun
3
Co
40
357/a
preferred
preferred
preferred
81
4
27 Va
%,S i.
41
35 y8
preferred
May 8
83% Mar 16
Feb
Cement
convertible
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Plllsbury Co common
$4 preferred
4
25%
*40
.
4.40%
64% July 31
94
Permanente
4.68%
Phila & Reading
81
36
3.80%
98% May 17
106
"40%
34%
Co
Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
5%
40%
1
Ry
Pepsi-Cola
Pet Milk
40%
100
33%c
Eastern
5
Apr
12
14 y4 Jan
&
39%
13
102% Feb
25
44'% Jan
123
2
•
Sep
100
16
Jan
v
80 % Sep
96
30
Apr
par
Light & Coke__No
Gas
-
20
2,160
.
23
29%
23%
52,000
30
18,000
67
*140%
27Va
67%
142 %
27%
25,100
■
c
130
700
f
Volume
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6173
196
(23)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
AND
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
June 25
Friday
June 26
the Wee*
June 27
June 28
June 29
Shares
Par
R
49'% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
28% Jun
9
Jun
29
Feb~28
16 % Oct
24
26 'A Dec
5
57 Va Jan
4
88% Feb
21% Apr
34% Sep
27
25
May 29
6% Jun 15
19
1
10 'A July 26
153/4 Jan
18
Oct
16
Jan
Oct
26
16% Jan
433/4 Nov
20
1
17
16
Raytheon
25 %!
26/8
Reading
1
Jan
15
4%
15
4%
25
3
143/4 Jan
6
533/4 Jan
3
37% Mar
9
52
84
Jun
23
3
35% Oct
23
12
4
Reichhold
6
Reliable
28
49% Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
&
14
23
Jan
23
Reliance
Mfg
Co
May 11
76
Jan
24
Jan
19
17
13
May 29
3
35
Jun
May 23
Aug 18
33
May 29
34% Jun
25
213/4 Jun
29
20% Jun
27
••
5
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
48
Jan
8
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
97
Jun
25
683/4 Sep
26
89% Nov
14
40% Jun
14
8
90% Oct
6
14
23% May
8
5
Revere
67% Mar 13
Revlon
Rexall
Drug
4
Reynolds
111%
3
373/8 Sep
25
Metals
conv
4
14
5
25
102
Rheem
3.60%
32"% Feb
87
90% Jan
12 % Jan
13
27% Dec
14
16% Jan
3
273/4 Dec
Feb
8
253/4 Apr
19
43% Apr
33% Jan
12 % Feb
3
17% Dec
27
363/4 Jan
3
46% Apr
7
Dec
12
18
15
103/4 Mar 15
30
18% Jan
12% Oct
.
7% Jun
15
36% May 29
63% Dec
6
Nov
27
Jun
28
404% Dec
11
352% Jan
26
373/4 Dec
18
22 5/a Jun
26
20% Nov
3
93
86
Jan
3
372
Dec
27
26% Jan
3
15% Jan
3
70% Jan
5
89
2
92
Jan
4
19
23% Jun
27
Jun
27
100
4
39% Feb
^30% Jan
95
May 25
273/4 May 29
16
8
223/4 Nov 21
7% Jan
14% Jan
22
213% Jan
70
Jan
8'% Sep
41 %
14
36
24
32% Jun
11
May 29
21
1
27
423/4 Jan
2
77
Jan
16
86
Jun
4
May 19
90
Feb
6
97
Jun
4
26 % Jan
30
82
12
21
74
Nov
14
743/4 Jan
5
5
Jan
3
10
May 22
4% Jun
25
Jun
16
213/4 July 25
37% Feb
24
207% Apr
Jan
105
97% Jan
8% Jan
37% May 12
Jan
3
18 '/a Sep
25
36% Oct
5
15% Sep
15% Jan
19
16% Feg
14
21
28
4
Nov 27
63 % Jan
11
443/4 Jan
3
9,700
24%
24%
243%
15,400
10
26 %
27%
263/4
273/a
263/4
27
27%
27%
275%
28
5
29%
30
29%
29'/a
29%
29%
29V2
297%
_5
743/4
76
75
78
73
75%
75%
79
'.297/8
77%
*901/2
92
*90%
Jun
27
40'A Jun
25
19
May 29
25
4
30
6
847/4 Jun
25
50'% Jun
25
May 29
20 3/4 Jun
22
22%
•21%
22
22
22
215%
22
34
34%
345/8
351/8
34%
35
35%
357/a
3 5 5/8
36%
91,900
9%
10,800
4%
7
113/4 Mar 30
Stores
Convertible
Inc
Line
Roebuck
&
Rubber
22% "23%
231/B
17%
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18
24'/a
141/2
137/B
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24%
97
95
95
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24
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>
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95
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530
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71
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14
14
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360
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89
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46,000
95
140
31
31'/a
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32'%
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9
9
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9%
76,400
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12'%
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17 7/8
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173/4
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
31,200
9%
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1
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26
84
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80
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900
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6
8,100
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53,200
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98
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260
120
20%
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9,600
10
80
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
21%
223/4
22%
22%
22'%
23%
23%
24'A
27,000
12,400
16%
17 1/8
16%
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16%
17
16%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
15
15 '/a
15'%
38%
40
38%
38%
39'%
39'%
39'%
41
61%
11 %
7%
60
62%
59 %
60%
61 »/8
64
62%
10,200
v
■
167/a
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36%
64%
59
1
11%
67/a
No par
11%
TVs
•11
11%
11%
7%
73%
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*103%
7%
7%
73/b
73%
30%
31%
307/a
31%
105
*11
11%
7'%
103'%
7%
1,900
4,100
130,500
400
11'%
7%
8
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103'%
30%
6%
11'/a
73/8
105
105
6%
*103%
2.50
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20%
16%
25%
261/b
86
97
33%
63'%
4,600
40%
33%
6'A
62%
63%
39%
33%
5%
26%
63
39%
33%
14
8
Inc
25%
97
38%
-
5%
36%
•
3
preferred
*84%
5%
633/4
21
4%
1
Corp
627/8
39%
33%
*33
5 7/a
20%
77
4%
23%
77
100
331
64%
20
38%
393/4
5%
26%
84%
97
62
No par
25
38%
X33
6
25%
84%
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No par
Co
9
9%
8
18,700
103i%
210
7'%
7%
1,600
31%
32
31%
317%
7,600
15%
16%
16'%
17%
♦7
12
12%
13
137%
4,800
30
31
30'/a
31%
51,000
187% May 15
22% Jan 15
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
16%
163/4
16'%
17%
17'%
17%
32,500
17
17
16%
17
17%
17%
4,600
Sheraton Corp of America
16%
16%
12
16%
187/b Jan
16%
16%
11%
16%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'%
11'/a
13,100
19'A
40'A
25'%
16%
31'A
84'A
50'%
20%
203/4
431%
25'A
17'A
313A
16
4
337% Jan
56
2
Apr
19
Steel
Oil
Sheller
Corp
(Frank G)
Co
Mfg
Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
No par
26% May 22
Simplicity
40% Feb
Sinclair
5
1297/4 Mar 22
21
Feb
62
Singer
Skelly
Smith
Pattern
No par
Co
50o
;
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Jfi
Corp
Manufacturing
Oil Co
(A O)
Co
20
25
Corp
Smith-Corona
10
Marchant
Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
Kline &
Line
5
French Labs-No par
Railroad
Amer
.
Feb
15
Feb
19
26
33
Jan
16
17 Vb Jun
25
233/4 Feb
16
47% Jan
19
613% Nov
10
38'/a Jun
25
363/4 Jan
3
53'A Nov
17
40'% Jun
26
South
&
No
Platinum
E & G
Co
8%
Public
317/8 Mar 30
30
Southern
com
Southern
Indiana
Southern
Natural
30'% Feb
Southern
Pacific
7
59% Feb
9
19% Nov
8
72i% oct
30
71
26'/a Jan
16
38'% Dec
14
35% Mar
7
201/2 Jan
4
3
223/4 May 29
137/4 May 29
26% Jan
5
24
12i% Jun
27
47% Jan
2
27
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
207/4 Apr 26
75
16
Apr
25% Jun
25
42 % Jan
90
Jan
15
95
Apr
19
13
2
Jun
25
24% Jan
9
90'A Jun
22
97
4
201/4 Jun
25
.
May
38% Mar
86
' Mar
2
9
1
8
Southern
5%
&
197%
19
20
6,500
43
43%
44
44'A
4,200
26
25%
26%
25'%
26
17 7/8
177%
177%
18%
17%
19'A
5,800
30%
31%
311/a
31%
31%
32 y8
36,300
201/4
■
•
1,800
86%
89
88'%
93%
91%
95
50%
50'%
50%
51
51%
51%
51%
22
221/4
23
22'/a
23 y8
9,200
163/4
20'%
22
177/a
21
21'%
16'%
17'A
17
18
17
17%
29,200
20%
20%
20%
211/4
21'A
22
471%
45 %
461%
451/4 • 46
45%
47'%
47%
48%
47,900
46
49
48
49%
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53A
53A
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40
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41
7%
7%
40
40'%
40'A
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30
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28'%
521/4
52'A
521/4
30
30
30%
30'%
30%
31'A
32
3,300
26'A
28'%
23
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24%
251/4
24
24%
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29%
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28%
28%
17'%
17 %
17%
177%
17%
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177/a
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24
24
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1
42
53
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29'A
26
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30'%
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8
8
5,700
6,000
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41'A
43
9,700
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29
100
53%
200
23%
381%
24
38'A
24%
40
387/4
38%
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41
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41
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41
41%
42%
42'/a
43%
39
39%
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
41%
43%
9,100
(Del)—No par
223/4
44 %
23'%
45'%
23'%
45'%
23
23'%
23%
24%
24'/a
24'%
61,400
45%
46'A
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477%
46 %
47%
31,500
183/4
19
74
23'%
47
19'A
18%
187%
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8%
5
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non-cum
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19%
42 »/4
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Co
7.50
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&
Gas
Co
17%
31%
92'%
19
41%
*251/4
17'%
241%
40%
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Edison
Co
52'% May 10
50
Mar 21
65 7/a Mar 20
17%
20'/8
>.
253/a
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17,100
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39'%
■■■'
2.50
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California
16
20
413/4
90
50%
213A
191%
403A
253/a
17
31
87'A
50%
21%
,_25
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Southern
577/4 Jan
i\
50
preferred
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ll'/a
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5%
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~
15
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Carolina
1
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44
1
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16%
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50o
Simonds Saw & Steel
.
143/4
151%
20»%
1
337% Mar 29
28'% Jun
41%
893/4
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8%
1
Industries
41
360
113/4
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40
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360
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83
39 %
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a
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17
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12
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>883/4 Apr
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4
May 15
7%
30 VB
26
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15%
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11
35
8
30%
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64% Ar
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29%
29 % Dec
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91
Mar
2
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4
17%
9
12%
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17
11% Apr
17%
18 %
common
16
3
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5
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12
16%
12
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Jan
16%
1
RR
27
77/8 Jan
700
165/B
17
18
of Amer
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Jun
347% Apr
51'% Nov
103/8
I__i
May 28
4
105/a
30
preferred
South Jersey Gas Co
14
11
1
53
Feb
*10%
14%
11%
Mar 23
May 29
103/4
35c
V
50
18% Jan
103/4
17
l
°
5
44
11
30%
58
17% Jan
103/4
5
preferred
14
13
11
9%
12%
common
60'% Nov
61'% Oct
3,800
11
1.40
com
inc
& Bolt
South
473/4 Mar 15
2,700
343%
1
Soo
May 29
13
34%
10
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
36
13
No par
2
21% May 29
12 '/a
34%
5
preference
convertible
Sharon
4
11
12 5/a
33%
100
Paper Co common
preferred
$4
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
9% Jan
22
12%
333/4
100
$3.40
10% Jan
29'% Oct
121/4
33%
100
series A
Schlumberger N
14
491/4 Nov
12%
34%
7%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
71/4 May 29
397% Jun 25
3
9
12%
333/4
100
57% Jun
3
8 3/4
123/4
1.66%
1
387/4 Jan
700
1,100
—No par
5
207/a Jan
9,000
34
2.50
:
56% Mar
May 29
8%
11,800
12/8
16 %
common
pfd 4.40%
$5.25
8%
17%
33%
No par
Co
8t Regis Paper Co common
Shahmoon
8%
87/a
92
5
preferred
conv
Inc
92
•90%
1
8t Joseph Lead Co
__10
St Joseph Light & Power—No
par
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No par
Screw
8%
83/4
8%
92%
1
preferred
Shamrock
28
•
g
1
Inc
Servel
72i% Feb
133/4 May 26
97% Dec
4
20
Co
Co
Selberling
297% Jan
277/4 Jan
3
22
25
23
Jan
22
Jun
4
82
1
4
44
303/4 Dec 21
3
22
2
14
49% Oct
26
22
15% Mar
2J
3
347% Oct 26
21%
143/a Jan
8
3
88'% Jan
x21 1/2
*91
100
Co
23
15 % Jan
207% Jan
21%
Sears
28 3% Apr
273/a Jan
3
21%
2
353% Mar
29
Jan
X21%
Falls
25
52 'A Jun
88
21%
Sealright-Oswego
157/8 May 28
20
May 29
457/8 Jun 25
25
3
21%
16
Jan
Jan
17
1
21
19
28
163%
147/B May 29
9 3/a Dec
27
17
16 3/4
233/4 May 15
Nov
49
17%
161/4
Shell
52'/4 Dec
9
163/4
15%
41% Mar 20
77
44V4 Jan
16%
25
May 28
11% Jun 27
13,100
16 5/b
29% Jun
233/4 Aug <8
II,000
80 3%
15%
*21
6
3
6 7/a Mar 15
7
103% Feb
6,300
303/4
16%
Shattuck
4
Corp
2,900
16%
4
3 8 3/4 Jan
-
Telephone Corp
.
3,400
153%
12
46 % Jan
Elec Corp
883/4 Jan
5
800
237/8
23% Mar 28
7
15,300
237/8
29% Jan
363% Jun
13,500
35%
88
233/4
45% Feb
3
93/4
3%
88
237/a
25
233/s Jan
9%
35%
88
235/s
25
4
9%
3%
*87%
24
25
3
9'/a
3%
23%
113/4 Jun
12% Jan
9%
33%
No par
14% Jun
26% Oct
88
87/a
33/8
;.v,
243/4
28
67% July 3
377/a Apr 11
31 'A May 10
88
93/a
3%
-
24%
May 17
45% May
127»% Nov
88
87/a
3%
4d
24%
25
16% Jun
9
88
93/a
3%
44%
235/a
Jun
25
36% Oct
88
9
£
4,600
1,800
109,000
45%
23%
14
383/4 May 23
60'% Apr 17
Jan
42 3/4 jan
88
1
Ltd
433/8
485%
101%
23
507/a Feb
63/8 Jun
8
43%
48 5/8
101%
243/a
31
Dec
42
2*2%
49%
235/a
30% Jun
46 % Mar
45%
225/8
100
24
147/a Apr 19
503/8 Mar 13
313/a Feb
433/8
993/4
100
23%
May 29
63/4 May 29
7
103% Feb
4
43
487/a
1
13
10
17
12
41%
Controls
33% Jun
July 28
115% Jan
991/2
20%
w
24,900
Finance
59
99,900
99
203/4
Air
15
235%
217/a
49
98%
i
20%
Seaboard
943/4 Nov
49'/a
61,600
19%
Seaboard
Feb
54
2) %
48 7/a
54,400
23%
48 5/a
Seagrave Corp
4
21%
38%
213/4
183/4
3
51% Dec
21%
*48%
5
Scott
1
31% Mar
20%.
3,400
37%
%:">(
197/8
9
25
27%
19%
27% Mar
14
37
25
2.50
23% Jan
31% Jan
5
36%
27
22,300
25
Jun
15% May 28
13
Jan
6 3/4 Feb
363/8
25%
30
Jun
21
293/a Mar 21
30% Jun
15
Jun
345/8
27%
♦91
5%
25% Jun
Feb
37%
26
343/4
Bchering Corp
9
70
355/8
26%
193/8
Schick
4
25
27
60% Feb
477/8 Dec
Jun
37
25
Xl6%
.'/•
10 3/a Jan
81% May
20
34%
1,300
34%
16
San
14
15
34
21
San
98 % Feb
27% Jun
34
16%
16% Jan
9
3
33%
92%
40% Apr
24
16% Jan
33%
98
Corp
1st
11% Jan
97
33 %
16%
May
42 % Jan
4
34
49
Preferred series A 5%
25
Jan
87
33%
15%
23
5% May 29
60% May 29
14% Mar 10
19
Nov"" 9
73% Jan
Nov
46% Nov
46% May
35
101,100
97
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
27
33%
12,400
40%
18 7/a
Schenley Industries
87/a Jun
383/8
18%
18 % Jan
May: 8
38'%
19
27% Jan
11
87/8 Jan
38
May 29
May 29
363/4
100
17
May 10
36%
50
com
117/8 May 29
347/8 May- 5
353/4
663/4
4.30%
39% Mar 12
100
373/8
93,400
293/4
Safeway
Jan
413% Oct
31 % July 20
36%
16%
33%
13
21% Mar
36%
No par
A
Ryder System Inc
20 % May
35
-..n
65
22
80% Feb
14%
1
26
5
14
1
94% May 15
723/4 Jan
14%
30%
Ruppert 'Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
352 % Jan
16% May 29
13 5/s Jun 25
14
34
26
7
14%
14%
67%
Ruberoid
8
8'%
14 %
14
■-
29%
Rubbermaid
Apr
x7%
33%
5
*
•79
57
157/8
8%
641/4
5
1
*55
16%
8
8
29%
4
37
57
153/4
163/4
77/8
33%
Jan
3
60 3% Jan
57
133/4
8
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
11
18% Feb
♦55
14%
14%
2.50
preferred series A
12
26% Jan
57
633/4
14 % Jan
153/4 May 29
8
77/8
14
Co
143/4 Feb
29
137/8
8%
_10
Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
41
May 29
10% Jun
22% Mar 16
25
3 6 5/a Jan
27% Aug
32
14%
7%
100
17% Jan
>11% May 29
57
13%
..
*55
293/a
Ronson
40% May
•56
56
Corp
4%
Rohr
27% Apr
8% May 29
193/a Apr
3
1,400
Company
25
31% Mar 15
10
3,500
llVa
Rohm & Haas Co common
Mar 22
29"% Feb
21% May 29
32 %
11%
Inc
Rockwell-Standard
8
18
94
May 29
293/4 Sep
10 3/s Oct
Feb
Apr
24% Jan
203/4 May 29
300
31%
11%
323/4
Rochester
38
15% May 29
173/4
32
11%
62
Rochester Gas &
124
12
93% Dec
27% May
*17%
31%
11%
293/a
23
2
173/8
327/a
11
•17
343/4
33% Apr
9
173/8
32%
11%
66
8
May
17%
327/a
11%
29%
25 % Jun
17% Jan
17%
31%
11%
33%
13
27
163/4
33
10%
64
Jun
Jun
17%
31 %
I,800
30
23
May 29
*16%
50c
50c
Trust
Robertshaw-Fulton
73
11,200
34%
12
25
1178
667/a
42% Feb
9
11
29%
27
38% Aug
11%"'.'\
33/4
Jun
27% Jan
10-/4
59%
Ritter
23% Jan
103/4
10
343/8 Mar 26
26% May 11
10%
1.25
27
27
11
No par
183/4 Jun
Nov
4.4U0
103/4
Corp
50% Mar 13
34
12%
11
Corp
Riegel
30
5
12
103/a
18%
Oil
Richfield
24% May 11
47% Jun
18%
12%
Paper
443/4 Mar 14
34% May 10
10
1,000
3,300
18
series
3
Nov
2,200
38
'
11%
com
Selection
233%
29
37
5
Tobacco
37% Mar 19
253/4 Jan
t.
11%
pref
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
32% May 11
27
; 18
■
17%
series—.100
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
2
Mar
(R J)
Preferred
Jan
153/4 Feb
90
37
9%
5
series
2nd
2,700
*83/4
11%
10
Co
preferred
4%%
25
9%
37
5
Chemical
4%%
59% Jun
Nov" 14
51% Apr
&
5
26
9%
9
37
i
17%
Brass
&
31
3% Jun
83/4
*13
11%
Co
3%%
50% Apr
8% Jun
36%
36
9
61,000
63/4
133%
'
6%
131/4
173/4
Corp
Copper
Reynolds
9
36
285%
275%
6 5/a
13
ll3/4
Inc
2
16
9%
353/4
v
19,100
173/4
common
1163/4 Jan
80% Feb
:
6
Mar
87
Republic
41 % Jan
56% Jun
47
28
6 »/2
6%
13
1
4
52% Jan
27%
6S/a
13
18%
17%
10
Eng
Steel
Jan
60
26%
6 5/a
13%
800
13,700
11%
Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
43 % Jan
25
8
-
257/8
i
13
.
4,400
83/a
18%
Corp
preferred
18
173/4
Republic
4
Mar 12
12% Jan
108
78% Jan
Conv
30
May 28
73/8 May 29
Stores
17
16%
69
8
■
1
Inc
26
9
6%
17
273/8
26 /
:
16%
15%
68
'
■
,11%
Chemicals
31% Jun
12
35
13
'
8
No par
50c
Co
163/4 Jun
19% Apr
13
No par
Inc
Bit
Bros
21 % Feb
16 3/4 Jan
58
60 3/4 Nov
Roller
50
50
preferred
2nd preferred
•
17
167/s
63/4
6%'
_50
;
1st
Stores
9% May 29
183/4 May 11
22
May 17
43% Jan
Owl
5
-
common
non-cum
10% May 29
7
653/4 Mar
Dec
Co
Co
non-cum
Reeves
18
663/4 Mar
29
Mar
16%
Reed
11
123/4 Dec
15%
671/4
75/e
8
Oct
83
151/4
671/4
77/8
21% Jun
103/4 Jan
57
143/4
68%
75/8
27
21% Dec
54
137/a
17% Jun
93/4 Jun
6,900
68%
3
13
15%
77/8
Red
493/4 Jun
Aug 24
15
15%
133/a Jan
-
15%
68%
2
7
7
143/a
•7%
66 % Jan
20 3/4 Apr
67
Apr
6
1,800
9,100
143/a
14%
22
8
72 7/a
32
143/4
14%
8%
163,700
71%
31%
14 %
68%
j.
'
433%
73%
31%
16
Jun
May
42
73%
30%
68
34
25
42%
73%
303/4
7%
8
28% May 10
3
15
40%
39%
73
30%
14%
20% Nov
3
385/8
%
31
67%
10% Feb
18
73
30
1
71% Dec
13
123/8 Jan
83/4 Jun
14%
41%
*723/4
18
41% Feb
123/4 May 29
18
25% Feb
30
14%
39
73%
29
No par
Inc_
House
Raybestos-Manhattan
16
24 % Apr
13
Co
Raymond International Inc„3.33%
Rayonier Inc
1
Random
Mar 16
81
16% May 29
113/4 Mar 22
July 19
58
13
14% Feb
243/8 Aug 31
4
8
303/4 Feb
44 % Aug
17 % Jan
15% Dec
27
65
403/4
73%
2.50
2.50
Purina
Inc
Ranco
2
13% Jun
26
Ralston
10
213/s Jan
39
Corp of America com_No par
1st preferred
No par
$3.50
Mar 30
Jan
May 29
7% Jun 25
6
33% Sep
79
45
25
12% May 29
6
HVa Oct 27
233/4
Radio
63% Mar 14
27
71% May 29
11
Dec
common
No par
preferred
Ohio stock tr ctfs
Southwestern Public Service Co
20
*71
100
1
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
l
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
i
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel inc common
No par
•4.50 preferred
:__No par
>
•
.
25'%
15
13%
4
•
25%
.
95
*94
»
-
13
91
-
' '
18%
*T1
> 25'A
15
13%
4 1
26
*94
263/8
15%
15'%
4'A#
26%
-
20'A
85'A
74
18%
•71
19
74
26%
25%
15
15'A
14i%
"
•
*71
25%
15%
4'A
26%
95
12'%
4
26%
•94 '
25%
*15
13%
137%
<■
.,
95
13%
13'A
13%
13
91%
92%
90'%
91
21%
85
21
21%
21'A
85'A
'
21%
*84'%
•84'%
y
•
14,000
16
15'/a
15 y8
18,200
157/2
26,100
14 VB
14%
4%
26'%
95
22'/a
85
.
.
*84'%
85
4'A
4%
j
27
1
*94
-
5,600
27'A
12,400
95
13'A
14%
92%
921/4
21 %
'
/'-•
■*
14
91'A
i
-
92%
23%
'
'
•
—»
26'/a
13%
13%
91'%
*
26 7/8
27%
♦94
74
26'/a
4%
4
26'%
4,900
18%
18%
♦71
74
2,700
22%
*84%
85
165,300
-
170
28,300
10
\
\
24
(24)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
*
35
Dec
35 % Dec
Lowest
29
52 Vt Jan
12
91
72Mt Jan
r
23
3
Nov
15
19% Dec
'
25 VB Jan
9
5
57
81Ma Sep
44% Sep
29
39
f
12% May 29
17% Jun
4
Jan
25
it
2
Standard
Kollsman
3
Standard
Oil. of
Standard
Oil
Standard
59% Feb
3
48
59% Feb
8
\Standard
Oil: of New Jersey
Oil of Ohio common
(
'
92
May 29
Jun
27
Mar 30
11% Jun
25
Mar 23
43 % Jun
26
4
7:
86
32% Mar 27
15
95'A Feb
71
29% Mar
21% Jun 25
16
Jun
22
31
28% Apr
27
11% Jun
27
22"% Feb
12
3
42% Dec
20
19% Jun
14
40 % Jan
?/;
2
32
Mar 28
22
14% Mar 17
2
17% Jan
4
22% Dec
18
60% Feb
6% May 29
29
45% Dec
30% Mar 15
3
,22
11% Mar
;
Jan
5
29% Jun
22
Feb
7
84% Oct
27
81% Feb
13% Jan
9
19% Dec
12
47% Jan
14% May 29
19% Jan
6
29
■
17
Jan
4
,99% Nov 10
55% Jun
24% Jan
3
35
Nov
30
27
May 29
37
Feb
4
35% Aug
10
23
Jun
34
Feb
28
91% Mar 26
25
25
21% Jan
11
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
15
16 % May 29
17% Jan
9
20
25
18% Jun
j.
32% Oct
12
Sep
Jun
21
25,
31% Feb
53% Jan
4
74
Nov
13
53 % May 29
27% Jan
3
34% Apr
11
27 % May 29
21% May 29
Jan
Jan
3
6
6
Sep~21
6
Sep 21
13%
445
197
18% Jan
4
Oct
26
19% Apr
Suburban
4
20 % May 29
28% Jan
2
15% Jan
19% Feb
2
57% Nov
32
28
45% Apr 23
24% Mar 23
9
May 29
11
Aug
2
87
Jan
59
Oct
13
43
May 29
23% Jan
29
Jun
9
101 % Jan
122
Oct
Jun
30
6
16% Nov 30
38% Nov
45
3
49%
Jun
28
54% Nov
18% Jun
1385
-2
49% Feb
Swift & Co
47 % Jan
4
18
2
25
13
/fi
Jun
27
Jun
8
-61% Nov
22
.11% Dec
26
4% May 29
10% Nov
27
19
i.-
29 Ms May 29
3
20% May 10
69% Jun
6
6
27
Feb
May
Co
Taft
14
6
Mar
9
29
26
18 Ms
May 29
25% Mar
2
13
59% Aug 18
45
Jun
59 Ms Mar 15
Texaco
18% Mar
Texas
161/8 Sep
32% Jun
21
61
22
25
Tennessee
Gas
19% Jun
14
14
May 29
40% Nov
21
34 Ms
May 29
45% Mar 29
Texas
3
46
Jun
21
32 Ms Jun
25
52% Apr
11
Texas
Gulf
18% Jan
3
27 y4 Aug
9
11 Ms Jun
26
23 Ms Jan
15
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
27
206% May 15 ///
25% Sep
15
37% Nov
8
15% Jan
3
23% Apr
52% Jun
12
13
125M> Jan'
4
2~9~%
Apr
~~3
24% Jan
3
31% Apr
3
22% Sep
37% Jan
8
30 %
3
50
10% Jan
3
30% Oct
3
Jun
28
82% Feb
8
82
Dec
20
87
4
25% Dec
29
32% Feb
May
44'% Jan
37% Jun
25
83
Jan
12
3
18% Oct
5
28% May
8
15% Jun
3
24% Mar
8
23% Jan
3
48% Jan
3
50 "A Nov
15 Ms Jan
3
28% Apr
17
4
28 % Dec
18
20 %
Jan
37% Jan
3
Dec
66
45
1
14
45
Jun
57% Feb
10
50
27
18 % Jun
59% Jan
10
91% May 15
52 Vb Dec
6
Jun
28'AJun
25
123
Aug
16% Oct
7
30
11% Oct
30
10% Oct
18
Nov
Dec
20
42% Apr
51
3
146
:20% May
108
6 %
Jun
8 Ms
Dec~21
Jan
3
52%
53% Jan
4
56 '/a May
22% Dec
48
May 29
5
33% Jun
34
7
Oct
25
55% May
9
24
55% Apr
14
10% Nov
30
16% Apr
Jan
18% Jan
15% Feb
May 29
23
56% Feb 28
'
26% Feb
16
48
Jun
1
52 V4 Feb
Jun
22
39% Jan
22
6% May 29
3
11% Jan
2
34%
23
13'/4
24%
13 %
13%
13 Ms
13%
Xl3
*
14
14
14
13
13%
13 Mi
14
34%
33%
34%//-;
33%
6%
6 Ma
34%
6 Ma
6%
6 Mi
6%
6 Ma
6%
6%
6 Ma
6M4
>14
34%
6 Ma
-
35
l
10
.
/
'
'/14
1,400
21,300
!"•
:
18,400
'8,000
.
14%
p
3,200 Z
"
6 Mt
6%
36%
17,900
6%
4,500
,
6%
7
8,900
37%
35 V4
12
••
57 Ma
60 Ma
60%
64 Mi
40%
41 Me
fl%
13%
13%
13%
13%
24%
38%
23%
37 Vt
;
37%
24 Ma
27
19%
19%
19 Vt
19 Ma
19 Ms
19
20 Ma
18 Ma
19 Mt
10%
10%
llMt
11 Mt
41%
'40%
*86
37%
/
27
;_iq
•'
*86
'
27' >*
26%.
45 y4
:
16%
-
16%
20%
•
21%
50 Ma
-
52
I8M2'
-
>
'20 Ma
18%
52%
30%
.100
112%
115 Ma
\
7 •'
>
1
common
v
common
:
'•
8 Ma
-
1
15%
36 Ma
55 Ma
15%
^__i
18%
1
"7
20%
;
>50 Mi
"19
55 Ma
114
v
6%
7 Mi
*
9
*
8%'/
16%
17 Mt
36 Ma
'•
*45 Ma
Mb
16 .,*
55%
28.300 V
32 Ma
,
7%
./•7
;• 7,%
-
37,900
■
114 Va
9
5,700
v
i
3,000
t
21,300
10,400
>
19%
18% .19 Ma
24,200
36 Ma
38%
38
28,900
*15%
47%
31%
.-4,000
.
,'56Ma
"17%
55%
15%
55
,' 9 Ma
8%
//
♦45 Ma
:
47
-
8 Mi
n,
/
35 Vt
11,400
114
7
/'/"■
•9,200
,7,100
2 1Mb
,
114 M4
'
9
10,700
47%
>17
.
31%
113
.
10,800
50 Mt
50%
.19% t 19%
19%
55%
'29%
V'.
■
8 Ma
55
515%
50%
r
,52%
,
"
9 Ma
I
,
55%
55 Ma
16 Mi
:
17
*46
19 Vt
18%
20%
20 Va
7 Mb
7Vt
7 Ma
'7 Ma
7 Ma
9. Mi
8%
38%
55Ma
.
17
v
2,400/
.
17 Ma
*46
; 3,700
:
47
21Mt
•
io.ooo-
•
8%
,
55%
/
47%
18%
7Ma'..
-
28%
110"
37 Vt
19
■
20%
8%
35%
.
•2OM2
:
18 Vt
'
*46% '47%'
--
16%
v
40
1,000
>.
24 M4
46%
/•;■'/
29% '
:
'
27
,
24
16%
9
L";
-16%
,
24%
-52
17,100
;
16 Ma
46%
•
2,600
44 %
16
46
,
1,100
>3,200
$4,200
66'
26%
;
31,100
13
•
43%
24 Mi
19%
•'
12
26%
16%
*
18%
52
7%
8 Ma
r.
18
■15%
-
6%
9
8%
55 Ma
1
'
9 Ma
•
34%
r
series of 1957._a.50
Corp.:
-•
9
-
50
Century-Fox Film Corp
6%
---
-
'26%
12,700
21
*84 Ma
-16%
50%
114%
13%
44 Vt
86
•
20%
29% *30%
>19%
;
50 Mt
18%
114
"
46%
•*20%
52 %
52
.
2 7 Ma
19%
41
2!>Ma
.
20 Ma
,15%
24%
'
/18%
51
28%
27 Vt
19%
20%
•41 Vt
:
-16%
51 Vt
26%
19 Ma
16
16 Ma
21
,
50%
2,200
3 9 Ma
24 Ma
"11%
26 M4
•,
65,000
48,700
' 14/;
39%
86
15%
45 Ma
64 Ml
43%
;
42
14
19 Mi
'
41 Mi
24%
li.9,800
24%
26%
87
26 Vt
15% •16Mb
-24% r 24%
45 M4
45%
16%
17 Ma
2
r__l
27
16Mb
24%
45
;>
5
,__2
i*
'87
15%
•
i__l
40 Ma
86 V
i
24%'
:
^
39 Ma
86
Z
i_25-
i
20
35,400
37%
X:
10 Ma
27 Mt
5,600
38 /
12%
* 61%
■
■
24,100
36 Ma
;
23%
23% .24
27%
*27
>/
18%
com._5
12 Mt
39%
37%
27%
19 Mo
12%'
14
IOM2
5
36 Ma
41%
•/
/
:
36%
61 Vt
^.^1
...
116 Vt
13%
38
23
35Mt
11%
15%
35%
40%
..
26%
33%
49 y2
15%
35%
11%
35 Ma
'/-'
48%
15 Ma
12%
-
v
35%
15%
35 Ma
57%
i
40%
/.■ 14 /
14
46 Mt
15 Ma
35
'
-61 Ma
38 Ms
45%
15%
35%
56
Supply Co class A
Twin Industries
46%
'
-'15%
11 Ma
No par
pfd
45%
15%
36 %
33 Ma
Bearing
No par
Realty & Constructional
conv
33%
24%
/
13% :
34 Ma
Co
5%
20th
34 Ms
22%
•
33%
12%
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co
5
18
-
>14%
33%
23 Vt
.14%
48%
$2.70 preferred-
-
14%
34 y4
22 Vb
6%
15 M4
100
Tri-Continental Corp
8
14
32 y8
14%
35 Ma
Transwestern Pipeline :Co_________i
Trans World Airlines Inc
Trans-World Financial Co
1
1
14
19
34 Ms Apr
51 Ms Feb
-1,250
.
46 Ma
4Ma% conv preferred
Transitron Electronic Corp
2
3,400
20,500
;
..
34%
34%
'■<
9%
895
14,400
Transamerica Cbrp common
2
14 M» Jan
25
54% May 29
15 Ms Jun 25
8
29% Oct
-
May 29
7 Ms
1
20% May 15
141
May 29
15% Jun
36
21
13Ma
V
93Ms
-8%
850
"
•
55,800
116,100
__No par
Trane
15
93 V2
19
890
20,100
36%
1
Tractor
8
2
48% Feb
94 Ms
87/o
855
14%
;
12
Torrington Co
42% Feb
13'A
93
..
.
9'/a
845
.30
24%
24>/4
23
6
50c
preferred
30
81 Ms Jan
14%
33 1
:6%
No par
Co..
63% Jan
•
.
-24y8
6,200
20%
Oil.
Toledo Edison Co_.
26
,
8%
795
7.50
Chemical
Tishman
14%
33%
23'A
32 Ms
preferred
15
•
25
3
7
9 Ma
85Q
24%
6,200
/
34%
Inc-common
$1.20 preferred
Tlmken Roller
25 Ms Mar 26
.
>45 '
20 Mt
Power Tool Co__i
Tidewater Oil common
9
87/8
825
•■■>
I
Thor
16
.
.
9
14
No par
27 Ma Jan
May 29
26% Jan
:>4%
95
_No par
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
6
25 Ma Mar
25
May 29
33 % Aug
2
4
23 % Feb
>
15% May 29
19
Jan
Apr'
94
-
92
44%
23%
V
il0%
*90%
44%
35 Mi
Thompson (JR)
88 % Apr
95%
10%
92
44 %
6,300
20%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
3
94
33 Ma
.
33 Ms
;
&
Thiokol
22
36
/
25
20% Jan
66
Jan
95%
10 Ms
*90%
;
-
24
12%
1
..
Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
24
23%
7
8,700
34 Mi
Coal
19
23%
.
1,300
■a'-.*-
-19%
20 Mt
Pacific
•25% Jan
8
...
10 Vb
90%
44%
19
34 Mt
Pacific
Jun
90%
44 Ms
17%; -is
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Textron
18%
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34
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1
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,
22%
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2
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22 % Jun
5
40
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28
3
8
27
Feb~28
Dec
15
11% Jan
27
Jun
;
Chemical Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
May 14
28% Feb
118% Jan
May 29
795
31
12% Jan
92
;
28
14
1464 Jan
Sun
19
53% Jan
22 % May 29
93
Sunbeam Corp
Sunstrand Corp.
16% Jan
May 29
17% May 29
20
47% Jan
Jan
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1115 Oct
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Stouffer Foods Corp
L.
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82% Jan
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56%
75
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7
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28
20% Apr
13
22
-
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76
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22
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56
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June 29
76
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June 28
55%
.
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Stokley-Van Camp Inc common-l_l
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15
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33% Apr
May 29
Jun
2
44
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Stevens (JP) & Co.Inc
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Starrett Co (.The) LS..L.
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common__i_5..Z.
30%
;
3%% preferred
—:
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/
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15
33% Jan
7
Pressed Steel Co
/Stercht Bros Stores InC
Sterling Drug Inc
,
6
24% Jan
100
...
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20
$1.20 convertible preferred____20
6% convertible preferred ___i__20
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83% May 28
28
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—:__1
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,
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5
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28
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■:
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56
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82
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28
21% Oct
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92% Dec
S30
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4
26% Oct
:
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25
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Wednesday
June 26
24%
53%
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.
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par
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13
9
67
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4
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50
28
8 Mi Nov
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3
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•
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_
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5
18 % Jan
26 Mi Jan
/'/
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2
25
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Monday
,
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Dec
52
,
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16
77% Jan
2
18% Oct
,
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55"% Dec
25
25% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
83% Apr
May 29
74% Jan
5
Dec
25
57% Nov
>
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May 29
81% May 29
41 % May 29
3
51% Sep
84
Jan
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■
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87% Dec
25
40% Jan
48
12
53% Jun
467/a Jan
V
24% Jun
78% May 12
11% Jan
♦
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Highest '
28
■
■
,
Year 1961
-Lowest '-/
-
20 Ma
21 Mi
7%
7%
7%
28,100
2,200
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13% Jan
4
18% Sep
25
34% Sep
22
65 M2 May
11
26 Ma Dec
12
31% Dec
13
61M« Dec
18
58% Dec
13
6% Nov
3
33 Mi Jan
4
116
Jan
4
39
Jan
3
92
Jan
30
15 Mt Jun
15 Vt Jun
42 Ma
74 Ma Jan
20
79
Nov
71
Feb
24
76
May 18
81
Jun
27
Jan
Jan
8M1 Jan
29
8
Nov
91
8
9% Nov
30% Jan
.
18
91
May
69 Ma Jan
8
$4
series
Union
Oil of California
4
Union
Pacific
Feb
32 Vt Mar 13
39% Jan
25
50
110
26
,
19
100
Feb
19
5
Mar 27
Mar
'9
$4
RR
non-cum
Tank Car
Union
United
4%
4%
Lines
Aircraft
Corp
(series of 1955)
United
United
Biscuit Go
Board
26% Mar
28
United
25
84% Mar
8
25
33% Mar 11
of
3
6% Jun
27
8% Jan
5
&
United
Corp
United Electric
Jan
3
12
16% May 28
23 Mi Feb
21
United
1
24 Ma Jun
25
56
2
Engineering
United
4
19% Jun
Financial
25
30 Ma Feb
41% Nov
30
18 Mi Feb
20
-
27
29% May 28
.
,
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19
3
24% Nov 28
3
1% Nov 30
16
3.
76 Mi Mar 24
34% Oct
4
•
15% May 29
17% May 28
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>46 Vt Jun 27
33.- Jan
24
64
Mar
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Corp
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Fruit Co...
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'
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;
Mar 26
1% Jan
71 Va Jan
2
4
35% Mar 16
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Calif
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Park
6%
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preferred
par
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25
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88
48%
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United
pfd.100
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15%
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1
Amer__No par
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2
38% Jan
-
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12
41% Jun
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16 Ma
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Carton
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69 Ma Dec
29 Mi Aug
conv
United
Jun
conv
(series of 1956)
Artists Corp
35% Mar 15
60 Ma Jun
common
34%
7%
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.
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33 Mi
49
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18%
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32%
40%
78%
Co- common_fc10
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98
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16%
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,
3
.
26
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28
39
29
24
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common
8% Feb
33% May 29
19 Va Jun 2.7
16
Co
34% Jan
2
May
20
Electric
16
--16
17%
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.20 g
Preferred $4.50 series..
Preferred $3.70 series..
21% Dec
13
Mar 21
7% Jan
iS Jan
Jun
Feb
V ord shares
67 Ma Dec
J5% Jan
64% Jan
40% May 24
47% Dec
80
May 14
77 Ma May 31
18
24% Jun
7
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27 Ma May 29
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25
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37% Jan
86
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121% Jan
78
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6173
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25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
Year 1961
Lowest
33 Vi Sep
93
29
47% Feb
22% Jun
9
15
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
96
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3
32% Nov
8
23% Jun
25
42% Dec
27
95
Sep
25
115
151
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20
9 % Jan
3
35% Jan
-
154
12
4
Jun
36% Jun
9% Feb
23% Feb
2
25% May 29
Mar
39
53% May 18
84
6
3
Dec
79
15
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4
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75V40ct 24
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11
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Jan
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23
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Apr
25
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2
26
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17
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6
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21
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22
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25
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30
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3
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27% Oct
27
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4
17
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14
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98
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June 28.
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2
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433A Apr
13
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30
125
Feb
2
20
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37
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40
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May 29
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5
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June 25
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23
.
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100
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16
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4
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25
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25
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27
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28
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21
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15
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4
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91
May
.
17
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33 Va Aug
1
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28
99
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93
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25
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Jan
30
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87
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24
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Apr 25
14
29
28
31
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July 18
38
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4
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25
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39 Va Jan
27
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28
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25
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16
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20
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43% Feb
28
263/4 Mar
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14
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25
323/4 Feb
20
3
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14
57
Feb
16
5
85
Dec
6
29
34% Jun
79% Jan
84% Mar 16
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13
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
6
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25
46
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26
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10
5
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26
26
18
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30
23
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41% Jan
6
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22
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12
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15
125
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17
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41
-
39
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
66% Apr
7
Jan
5
93% Nov 22
Jan
3
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293/8 Jan
58
Feb
Jan
16
Jan
6
141% Nov
6
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25
131
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2
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16
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25
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25
11% Feb
28
94'A July 19
171% Dec
11
87% Jun
14
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4
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14
24% Jun
27
1143/4 May 17
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70% Jun
27
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May 29
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19V4May29
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26%
65,500
23 3A
24%
24%
25
25%
263/4
26'A
27%
80
80
*110
115
♦so
si
*110
115
27
93%
93
26'A
;
27 3A
26%
72
12,800
106,400
1,000
50
27 Va
29'A
10.200
93
93%
93%
190
267/a
26%
26%
15,900
72
72
31%
31
31
32
33
33
33
37
343/8
35
35Va
36%
36%
100
72
31 Va
371/4
♦100%
101%
106%
5%
5 Va
100 Va
*713A
101
5 Vs
101
51/4
24
♦23
<
5%
'
24
35
20%
20%
21
26%
28 Va
30
31
23
23
&9/®
1,400
52,700
40
101
■
*23
21
29%
*100%
^
331/4 " 331/4
21
28%
53A
2,100
■
24
*
200
'
35
*33%
19%
19%
35
35%
35%
361/4
85 Va
85 Va '
85
85
10
23%.
25„
24
24
10c
5%,
5
5
v
100
23%
21
'*
28%
.
15»/4
2 6 3/4
23
203/4
*713A
No par
common__No par
14Va
*253/4
223A
„*23
*33'-
35
21
27,400
143/a
27
*26'/a
26Vs
72
5%
24.
*33%
1
;
5%
5%
5
■
-
10,300
27
253/8
23s/b
115
231/4
20 3A
/
*93
-
170
100
253A
34%
34%
*23
133A
25%
80Va.
•9ft%
•
26%
10
130
11,700
323/4
231/4
25 y4
23.%
100
♦253A
243A
32'A
251/4
13%
19%
9%
32
22%
.
27
19%
233/4
:
110
:
-
100
26
.24%
V
■
*253A
100
19 V4
.
12,300
93
22%
19%
9%
800
800
3%
96
25%
*253A
3%
3%
96
23
'
30%
*90
100
convertible preferred™.—50
Inc,
:•
23%
20
1
Co
3%
3
•
28 %
28%
22
5
80
Corp
3%
28-
-
*99
3.80%
Co
7%
61%
61%
5%
28
&
7Va
7%
62
12%
by
less,
on
25
303/8 Feb
38% Feb
preferred
Co
Industries
such
Power Co
19%
193A
353A
36
33%
200
21%
31'A
1,600
30%
20'A
20%
5.400
33%
*21
-
195/a
20 Vb
36 Va
38
373A
*853A
801/4
*853A
87
*85 'A
*24
25
*24 %
26
38'A
4,100
low
ranges
22 %
45%
100
126
.
23%
463A
126
22
22%
45
45%
♦125%
126
5
/'
>
22%
45 Va
5
5Va
5
223/4
23
24
46
45%
47
1251/4
125'A
\
24
5,700
*5
23 Va
46
200
24
14,100
51/4
3,000
24%
47,600
46%
10,100
60
126
333A
34
351/4
5,200
233A
*124%
*124%
231/4
23'/2
4,500
64%
66
21,100
38
39
14,800
125
.
;
32% (
323/4
32 Va
33'A
32%
32 Va
33
10
23 Va
23%
23 %
23%
23%
233/8
23%
10
62%
63%
64 Vb
65'A
653/4
64%
64
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series__100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).
No par
353A
37%.
36%,
373A
36
363A
36V4
38%
*84%
843A.
84
84 Va
82%
83
81 Vi
82'A
96 %.
-,94V4
951/4
95
95
8%,.
8%
8%
*
108%
203/a
10%
20 Va
19'A
19%
20
20%
26
24%
25
25V»
25V4
25
25
1,100
72%/
173A
70%
71%'
71%
73%
75
80
27,700
17%
17 %
173/4
17%
18
5,200
46%
47%
49%
48%
50%
(FW)
Corp
Co
,
Xerox
21
16 "
of
>
1
com—10
5%
"
87
10
'
•
Corp
old
92%
5
8
97%
.1.25
Yale * Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5*
Youngstown Sheet &■ Tube__No par
/
Youngstown Steel Door
_.No par
*
Zenith
Radio
Corp
day. r Cash sale,
wd When distributed,
companies.- IT Transferred from American
and
Inc..
Stores
Elec
Inc
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public Service
this
high
u
Wyandotte Worsted Co-
75% Mar 15
62% Nov
ruptcy
-
•
30% Mar 16
♦Bid
and
8
2
36% Jun
.
-
5%
Woolworth
8
93
3
7%
5
Woodward Iron Co
22
92% Jan
3
19,300
5 Va
5
283A
Wisconsin
„
40% Mar 26
353/4 Jun 25
81 % Jun 28
88% Jan
3,100
5%
5
28%
V Winn-Dixie
62:% Jun 25
27% Jan
27%
293/4
Windsor
' *
6
22% July 20
46
27
31%
$4.25
>
2
943A Jun
95
443A
45 Vt
" 27%
41
; •
10
86% Nov 28
49
44
453A
26%
32%
Wilson-Jones
60% Mar 16
131% Apr
31% May 29
23% Jun 26
3
:
Mar 14
9% Feb
May 29
Feb
9
26
Jan
44%
44%
27
"
121% Apr
26
43%
44%
29%
Oil
4,200
42
40%
Wilson
1,000
42 Va
29%
Wilcox
6,700
7Va
*
White Stores ' Inc
41% Jan
270
21V2
7
42
32%
$3
74%
211/4
6%
>25%
5%
Wickes
.
74V2
21'/»
6%
25%
40-
-
2
Mar 22
74%
20 Va
7Va
44 Va
5
7%
*61
•
5JA% preferred
:
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
:20
9
15'"'
Jan
74%
•7 Va
42
5%
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
-White Motor Co common
19
..
20
25%
4%
Whirlpool Corp common
■
4JA% convertible preferred
,
10 Vi' Jan
5
5
•'
1
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
$5 preferred
No par
-■
75
20
*741/4
413A
26
7%
100
.
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
25
'
May 29
Jun
23
1
common
20%
,7-
41%
43
4%
1
743A
19%
5
5
>
.
333/4 Mar 16
77
Apr 24
47V* Mar 28
20% Jan
On
-
.
18
9 V
2.50
•'
42
-
40%
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
Western Pacific RR
-No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
2
1143% Oct
Jan
.
2
423A Jan
118
253/4 May 11
71 y4 May 14
30V2 Jun 22
1
13yaMayl026
5
27
93
Mar 10
103
3
Feb
26ya Jun
40
743A
:r
7
24%
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Western Bancorporation..
2
Western Maryland Rjr ccm__No par
.
/. /.
31
Nov
9
.
2
jUn
56
37
Jan
&Q
110
31
..
4
..
25
2
3
.
9
28
23
29
43 Va Aug 24
..
21
32 y4 Feb
14
-
23 V
Feb
Oct
Feb
26
<
Jan
Dec
7y8 Jan
29
Jun
ia7/s Jun
10
50c
4.10% preferred series C
100
j West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4y2%- preferred
100
>
2
10
50
88VaJan
24
27
Jan
29'A Aug 16
3
19
99 y2 Jan
Jun
26
39
;
> >
.
27 Va Mar 16
25
13
■
"
101% May 22
May 29
27
19
40 'A Jan
Mar 12 <
24JA Jun
Jan
68
30
=
37% Dec
'
Apr
46
16
,
4
4
Apr
55
82% Dec
41
92
203/4
*6%
G & W____No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbilt .Corp..
West Kentucky Coal-Co
,
>
15
'
75
20%
4
West Penn Power .4%% pfd____100
4.20% preferred series B
100
•
„,
20
74%
15
Go.
(S D)
Warren
31
94 y2 Jun
14
23 y2 Jun
1
r
>14% Feb
'•■102% Apr
3
Jun
5y4 Jan
-
11
19
/
29% Nov 28
38V8Nov 30
104
Jan
85% Jan
May 11
45
23y2 Dec
22
14
4
13
26
100
No par
Warner Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutlcal-.l
„
403/4 Jan
2
51
Jan
2 ;.
37% Mar 19
36y2 Feb
8
•
91/a May 29
951/4 Jun 25
>
-
823/8 Jan
27
Jun
3
...
5 >
24 .>■
;
2
-
preferred
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
,
38'A Apr 19
277/8 May 17
27
;
(Hiram)
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co
6% preferred
T
21
35% Jun
4%%
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
>
25
.;203AFeb
--
Walker
-1
Mar 12
26
•
...
__
20
17% Jan
liy4May29
Walgreen
>
8
72
.
RR
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf .System—,.-4
2,
8y4Feb
25
Wabash
.
65% Mar 21
15
4% Jun
8
•
-
443A Feb
■
21
59% Jun
;
Jun
r
.
57y4Jan
,
4% May 29
8% Dec
7
'
4
stock
are
retained.
x
.1
:
Ex-dividend,
Stock
Exchange,
y
106 *
103
19%
'
203/a
193A
25
25%
71 %
" "
17
73%
17%
*25%
71 Va
17
44
47%
.
45% '
48%
-
83/a
100
xl7
443A
65%
"
,96
8%
109
-
8%
109
98
-
8%
,117
*82%
99
83%
99
180
1,500
*8'/a
8%
3,900
112%
117'A
287,200
13,000
244,300
Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
tin bankruptcy ox receivership, or being reorganized under the Bank¬
yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless- otherwise indicated.
'.
26
!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(26)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
italic
when
letters
the bonds
In
column
the
headed ^'Interest
mature. Figures
after decimal
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Highest
v
Highest
Lowest
<
YORK
Monday
STOCK
Treasury 4%s
Treasury 4s_
Treasury 4s
Bid
May 15
1975-1985
Oct
1
Tuesday
June 25
v
EXCHANGE
1969
AND
in
or
each
HIGH
104.6
103.20
103.28
Ask
Bid
■
.
103.20
103.28
100.28
101.4
101
101.8
100.24
101
100.14
100.18
100.8
100.12
100.4
100.12
1968
100.12
100.16
100.8
100.12
1971
99.12
99.16
99.8
99.12
99.12
1974
99.6
99.14
98.28
99.4
99.2
1968
99.22
99.26
99.18
99.22
99.22
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1966
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1967
Treasury 3'/as
Nov 15 1980
Treasury 3'/2s
Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3'As
Nov 15 1998
Treasury 3%s--4—-Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3'As—_Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Feb
15 1964
Treasury 3s
Aug 15 1966
Treasury-3s
Feb 15 1995
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
Feb
15 1965
99.26
100.20
100.24
100.16
100.20
100.18
99.20
99.24
99.16
99.20
99.20
93.30
May 15
Nov
15
Treasury
37/as
Nov
15
Treasury 3%s
Aug
15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
89
8
Mar
89
Mar
2'/2s
2'As
Jun
15
Dec
15
94
15
94.8
.
100.4
100
103.22
103.6
101
100.16
100.9
100
100.15
100.8
100.11
99.16
100.4
100.12
99
99.4
98.24
99.20
99.24
99.16
100.22
100.12
100.16
99.24
99.14
99.18
►
■
93.22
93.30
94,6
93.24
91.4
91.21
91.6
91.14
91
90.8
89.30
90.6
89.24
90
99.4
90.24
99.8
90.12
99.6
90.20
99.10
90.16
90.24
90.12
90.20
90.14
90.22
99.25
99.27
99.22
99.24
99.22
99.2
90.24
90.16
99.24
99.20
99.14
93.16
93.24
90.18
90.26
89.12 yf
•;
99.6
90.10
99
100.12
99.10
91.8
90
99.4
"■
100.8
94
92
99.10
100.8
99.9
90.24
90.16
100.2
V
100.4
99.5
91.24
99.6
100.24
.100.4
99.26
98.28
'99.10
89.20
-98.30
90.16
99.2
90.2
90.10
90.16
89.30
90.6
99.21
99.23
99.21
90.8
98.2
98.6
97.30
98.2
98.2
98.6
97.30
98.2
86.12
85.24
86
85.20
85.28
85.14
85.22
99.23
97.26
86.4
85.4
100.22
100.18
100.22
100.17
100.21
98.7
98.9
93.2
98.5
98.3
98.5
94.30
95
95.2
97.30
85.12
'
100.18
95.8
94.24
'
Bonds($)
V 103.14
100.24
99.28
Week
Ask
100,5
■
Sales for
June 29
Bid
100.16
; 100.8
100.12
V
Friday
f
•
90.16
1963
1963-1968
99.28
-
Ask
103.14
'
1962-1967
Aug
2%s
1980
point.
June 28
Bid
Aug 15 1971
1
month
a
Thursday
-
Ask
Feb
Treasury 4s
Treasury 37/bs___
Treasury 37/8S
of
SALE PRICES
June 27
Bid
the
case
32nds
more
Wednesday
.
June 26
Ask
103.30
one
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
.
Exchange
Period", indicate
point represent
.
100.17
100.21
98
95.6
100.16
97.29
98.2
94.26
95
100.20
97.31
94.24
94.4
99.13
99.15
99.41
99.13
99.12
99.14
99.11
99.13
99.11
99.13
92.22
-
92.28
92.12
92.13
92.14
92.20
92.8
92.14
92.2
92.8
91.8.
91.14
91.4
91.10
2 Vis
Jun
15
1964-1969
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.14
2 Vis
91.20
Dec
15
1964-1969
91
91.6
90.20
90.26
Mar
90.28
90.14
15
90.20
1965-1970
90.14
90.26
91
90.14
90.20
90.13
2 Vis
90.24
Mar
90.12
15
90.18
1966-1971
90.8
89.24
89.30
89.14
89.20
89.18
2Vis
2 Vis
Jun
89.24
89.12
15
1967-1972
89.18
89.8
88.20
88.26
88.10
88.16
89.12
89.18
88.6
Sep
88.12
88.2
15
1967-1972
88.8
88.12
88.18
88.2
88.8
89.8
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
8
90.22
2 Vis
89.14
Dec
88.2
88.8
15
1967-1972
87.28
88.2
88.12
88.18
88.2
88.8
88.6
Dec
88.12'
88
88.6
15
87.26
1959-1962
88.2
99.24
99.25
99.23
99.24
99.23
99.24
99.23
99.24
99.22
99.23
International Bank for
i
89.14
^
Reconstruction & Development
j,
Feb
15 1985
5s
90.20
90.14
■
Nov
10
103
Nov
107.16
106
107
106
107
106
107
106
Nov
1980
103
104
103 ~
104
103
104
103
104
103
4 Vis
10
106.16
43/4S
103
T__Dec
1973
102.8
103.8::
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101
102
Jan
1977
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.8 V
102.8
101.8
102.8
101
102
Feb
1982
101.16
102.8
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.8
101.16
102.8
101.8
101.16
4 Vis
■_■
4 Vis
4 Vis
May
4%s_
Jan
99.8
100.8
1979
99
100
1963
101
1978
99.8
33/4s
May
15
3 Vis
Oct
1
1962
Jan
1
1969
15
99
101.8
98.8
1968
3'is
98.8
100.8
95.24
99
/
101.4
99
99
100
100
100.28
;\
98
100.8
100
95.24
96.24
100
100.28
,
100
96.24
•
3 Vis_
Oct
95
95.24
95
96
95
May 15
1975
92
94
92
94
92
3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
86
87
86;"
87
86
July 15
1972
■90
91
89.16
90.16
89 V
1976
87
88
86.16
87.16
86.16
3s
8
Dec.
:84
"
8
.aw.
.
4—'
s
3s
—Mar
"
—
—
tSale prices
f
Indicated with
are
a
double
dagger.
All
jlj
-
other figures
•' J
—h
■
'
98.24
asked
1
.
98.24
98
95.24
•
96
90
"
-
87.16
95
96
92
86.16
Interest
Ne,w York Stock Exchange
New
3%
Unification
Corporate
1 ork
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Low
Stock
1980
-.—June-Dec
9418
94:
95,
Low
89
87.16
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
92
■■■•v<..
'1
■
to
3.5%)
1978
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
(City
SeAntioquia
of
of)
(Dept)
23As 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
§• Chile (Repubiic) external
§«7s
Norway)
5'As
4s
*96 Va
series
30-year 3s
f
s
1957
bonds
$
20-year
3'As
3%s
*55%
1969
June-Dec
5s
June-Dec
1972
20-year 5s
1978___
Mar-Sept
May-Not)
_Mar-Sepf '
ApriZ-Oct
—
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980—
20-year
5'As
20-year
5'As
(Rep)
Jan-July
tfan-July
1982
5'As extl
f $
s
1973
Austrian Governments 4'As
assented
f•Bavaria
(Free State) 6'As 1945
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium
5'As
(Kingdom
external
5'As
extl
loan
5'As
•
extl
loan
Berlin
(City
§»6'As
\
4'As
s
debt
Berlin City
of)
6'As
6 'As
Berlin
s
s
extl
loan
4s
June-Dec
-ApriZ-Oct
6s 1958
loan 1950
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
3.5%)
reduced to
External
s
f
A
For
to
footnotes,
42
due
of
i.
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see
104%
Columbia
101%
Copenhagen
94%
101%
Costa
57
97'A
104'A
Credit Froncier De
97%
98%
80
97%
104'A
15
97%
103%
87'A
91%
96
„
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39
100'A
97'A
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10
121
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58
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;
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1957
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23
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bonds
bonds
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54
12
51'A
65
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22
102
29
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31
23
37
55%
55%
15
47%
56
106%
1
100%
95'A
_Jan-July
36
42
April-Ocf
1976— .Jan-July
...
40
99'A 100%
25
98%
95'A
96'A
57
95
97
80
80
80
1
64
80
80
80
80
2
73%
80
97%
97%
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*4
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ApriZ-Oct
-Jan-July
April-Oct
1975
1978
1980
Main
conv
& fund
1982—
6'As
ApriZ-Oct
1953
.May-Nov
1969
.May-Nov
.April-Oct
.April-Ocf
1972
3s
issue
Conversion
dollar
bonds
International loan
April-Oct
43%
41%
•
*34
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fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
Prussian
80
on
34'A
5
—
105
5
100 Va 100'A
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100
94'A
100
97%
95'
100
11
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12
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6
100%
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97
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67
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105%
94%
14
100%
P
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92
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99%
91%
103
95%
107
83%
90%
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•
April-Oct
(7th
series)
debentures
f
16
*86
.May-Nov
1974
sinking
German
3s
94
A—,
(interest
35.
s
5'As
1957—April-Oct
36%
Community—
(11th
(13th
{•Frankfurt
77
70
—
5'As
of)
1977
Steel
secured
39
■
(Interest reduced to
f dollar bonds Jan
secured
5%s
79
—
—
36
36
June-Dec
1976
5s
91%
■
—
-
—
1
and
—
*34
-
_Ja n-July
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967—
European Coal and Steel Community—
89
■
■"""
*86
June-Dec
Salvador (Republic of) —
3'As external s f $ bonds Jan
s
92%
91%
—
*34
April-Oct
3s extl
104'A
Coal
79
(State)
loan
92%
39
-
♦86
*'
4'As external 1977
3s 1978
(Kingdom
extl
42
*34
*34-
June-Dec
extended to I960-
6%)
5'As
42%
42
—
.
May-Now,
(Dept of)
Stamped assented
Denmark
92%
1961. April-Oct
1972
3s
92'A
42 '
*86
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Oct
59
41%
France—
(Republic of)
Czechoslovakia
50
*34:
June-Dec
5'As gtd extl loan 1979
102
81
(Republic of)
Cudinamarca
101
85
„
1928
"v-
<
*86
Bank 7s 1946
Telephone 5%s 1977
10
*—
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*34
Mortgage
99
6.
6s of
of)
95'A
*92
April-Oct
due
(Rep
49'A
*86
.May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1960
85%
41%
„
*34
1962— .May-Nov
1960
86'A
82%
*86
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970. Anrif-Oct
94%
7-
6s
7s
56
8z%
*86
<5 I
of. 1927 UttU xyux——— _jan-july
Jan 1961
extl
99
,
(Interest
1979
paee
Colombia
• 6s
vJPQo.
3s
June-Deo
1979
1927
assented
97'A
.100% 100%
——.June-Dec
1926
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
.95'A., -,N;
•
(Interest
1978
of
3.375%)
6'As
94%
*100%
Jan-July
Jan-juiy
1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•
42
101 Va
,;98'A 105
96% 102'A
j
101
99%
92'A
7
38:
•
V/2b ;
99
94%
5'As
1978
external
6'As
91
2
12
7s
fund
Municipal
■
*54%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1961
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City off 6'As 1950
47/as debt adjustment 1970
Feb-Aug
1978
f
•
6s
79
47%
-
•
*34
June-Dec
fund
Chinese
•
June-Dec
1959
A
s
"
ApriZ-Oct
B
to
94
ApriZ-Oct
4%s debentures series
External
97
April-Oct
47/os debentures series
.reduced
98'A
June-Dec
Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
•
93'A
98
99'A
93
April-Oct
1955
(U S. of)
92 Va
'
•
Mar-Sept
Power &
I •Brazil
27
5
June-Dec
1962
Consol
83
June-Dec
1961
sinking
assented
• 6s
Chilean
7
*86
June-Dec
1961
Guaranteed
57
Cuba
AprH-Oct
1964_June-Dec
;
6%s
Guaranteed sinking
99% 100%
87'A ,87'A
Feb-Auo
1976—
debentures
25
98
—Feb-Aup
f debentures 1951
f
•
48%
9 5'A
*34
.May-Nov
bonds 3s 1993
1957
assented
45
.May-Nov
1963
6s
1963
$
94%
9 8'A
98
1980—Jan-July
adj ser A 1970
adj ser B 1978
Electric Co—
debentures
6s
f
<•94%
fund
•
114
—
57
—
76'
56
84
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank 6'As
6'As assented 1957—
6s assented
,99% fQ0,
-•
fund
Chile
•
92%
98
sinking
external
Extl sink
•
—
96
,100%
June-Dec
1972
1977
external
4%s debt
of)
loan
114
—
93'A
97
April-Oct
1981
91'A
106
—
95'A
High
94
10
55
83
1960
1962
•
97'A
May-Nov
20-year 5'As 1979—-—
101'/a
94
*80
1960
assented
External
—
94'A
97'A
June-Dec
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
11
•
June-Dec
1966
15-year
*96'A
—Jan-July
1978
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'As 1967
Austria
*96 Va
*96'/8
Apr-Ocf
Australia
15-year
*96'A
1945—Jan-July
3rd
91'A
—;
104
:
.
\83'A
May-Nov
sinking fund 6s
assented
• 6s
103
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-fuly
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser C
1946—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser D
§»7s
T eletype
*91%
Low
"
56
April-Oct
April-Ocf
_Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
• Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961. Jan-July
• 6s assented Jan
1961
Jan-July " V
• External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961— Mar-Sept
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• External sinking fund 6s
1962
April-Ocf
•
1945—Jan-July
Jan. 1
No.
•
f bonds '78 .Jan-July
f 7s 1942_. May-Nov
s
s
1942
External
• 6s
1968—Mar-Sept
A
Range Since
Sold
V
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
• 6s
NY 1-0483
Mar-Sept
7s
assented
•
FOREIGN
1973
High
94
Mar-Sept
•
ISSUES
collateral
Bonds
Friday's
—
April-Oct
1978. .Jun-July
:Mar-Sept
25-year
Members New York Stock
Exchange
Akershus
to 3.375% ) 1979
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Caldas
Canada
Wertheim & Co.
CORPORATE
or
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
■
IV
AND
L
Pi-Sit
•tftr if,.;*:•;j ■ llxf?
Bid & Asked
June-Deo
reduced
GOVERNMENTS
87.16
5%
At
f
Foreign Securities
FOREIGN
V,
90.8
«•
(continued)—
§«7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
99
>h
.
■
New York
-
Brazil
14
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Last
Sale Price
Low
reduced
Telephone
V
.86.
i.i
Week's Range
High
;v. ✓
HA 5-4400
;s 87.8
.
Jan. 1
v
No.
93.16
86.8
-
Range Since
Sold
High
95.16
92
*
•'•Jo
!_
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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Issue—
96.16
94.16
;
'i.
Transit
100.8
:95.16
87
K "90
98.16
100
~
94
89
87
101.4
97.24
96.24
86
■'*
94
>
100.8
100
96.24-
*
98.24
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
Week's Range
99.16
99.16
100.28
101.4
..,1:
quotations
'■" r'r-
Friday
BONDS
I,
98.24
100
100.28
*'
bid^k'h'd
are
——
:
'
1971
99
101.4
100.8
95.24
3%s
Dec
100.8
..' 99.8
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:
*
15
4s_
84
'
99.8 * 100.8
100,8
107
'104
-
dollar bonds
dollar
bonds
1953
due
1963— .Jan-July
MC
99%
1953 loans—
1972
of
CD CO
—
.April-Ocf
100'A 100'A
10
.June-Dec
107% 107%
3
93%
OO
1930—
1980
1972
..
1
.June-Dec
94
94
4
104
.
91%
109%
96
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BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Interest
■
Low
Works—;
Hop©' Steel & Iron
Good
"7s
I
a
Greek
1
i
:
part
.
—
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29
24%
24
36
23
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& Tel—
International Tel
4s-4%s-4%s
-
II
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w_
981/a
3'/as
100 i/s
93%
,
95%.. 95%
•
93%
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31
gtd
30-year
series
Italian
ext
{•7s
ext
1
s
81%
82'/2
19
81
85%~
81%
821/4
13
81
173
gtd
extl
1977
loan
6s
81%
81%
28
80%
due
90
21
88%
6
92%
97%
Alabama
Great
93%
991/2
Alabama
Power
Co
95%
27
94%
95%
100-
(Govt)
207
15
98%
1977
5%s
%
24%
%
7
1%
48%
12
59
3s
168%
168%
'56
60
50
53%
*45
52
45
50
Airlines
Can
American
21
100%
104%
21
98'/a
105%
93%
94%
52,
93%
95%
52
93%
IOO1/2
99 %'
991/2
99%
4%s
100%
4.80s
1976
(City of)
1952
6s
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
(City
5%s
s
5'As
s
5%s
of)
1975
*—
1977-,
loan
extl
f
1973
extl
^
external loan
f
to 1968—
1958 extended
due
5«/2s
loan
of)
(State
102 Va
2%s
debentures
24
96
luo
2%s
debentures
*91
..
....
97%
debentures
101
2%s
debentures
208%
3'As
debentures
'■
100V2
37/bS
debentures
102%
4%s
debentures
103%
5s
4'As
convertible
56
Anheuser-Busch
861/2
86%
Ann
85
82
87
Apco
82
87
~8%
<
9
"
8
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9%
7
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10
6s
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&
4%s
,
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to
reduced
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.'
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72
'
6
4s
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84
2
54
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75%
>
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^
60
-:/•
reduced
5s
•
1
65% -65%
-
to
2004
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62%
-
63
•
61%/
2
62% r.
60
debs
•
71=
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69.
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debs
2%)
2012.=n:—
-
-
1984—
3%s
debs
1962
—
!-i
—
•
1952 extended
Halske
Corp
June-Dec
to 1962
6'/2S
Africa. (Union
of)
4%s
*71%
May-No»
4'/2s
1965—
■
s-.
71
80
•{
t,;.
.;•■
-
80
•
•
.•
1971
(City
5%s
extl
s
25
*23%
25 '
97
.
■21%
■bp-*.
Co
loan
'.
of '27
to
*
98%
.
II
'11
Feb-Aug
89%
94%
302
99 Ve
102%
339
105'A
107%
274%
378
253
382
♦897/s
96%
90%
88
57
58
_5
94%
95
2
90
57
—
I, 62
101'A
94%
98%
7
102%
101'A
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
debs 1979
subord
♦103'A
—
103'/a
87%
88%
101'A
100
93 Va
98%
102 %
97'A
107
104%
107
103%
106%
90%
__
93 Va
98%
97%
35
95
89
1
1
97
99 7A 100%
36
92
88'A
98%
89
~
120
102%
105
—
106% 106%
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96
99'A
2,443
102%
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106%
87%
99 U
401
101A
32
•
86
89
99'A 101%
100%
-
93
102
92
—
93
95%
5
93
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98%
99%
95%
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•
95
88%
109%
"
94
6
95
88%
17
108% 110%
626
97
87%
90
118%
105
•
Jan-JuZy
&
Ohio
94
181'A
94%
92
•
387
91
121
865
160
251
165'A 185
RR—
A 19701980
mtge 4'As ser C 1995
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4'As conv debs series A 2010_;
mtge: 3%s ser
cons
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ref
&
M
4s.
&
3s
•
ser
B
Electric Co—
series Z 1989
lst
ref
r:
s f 4s 1993—
debentures 1974
mtge
conv
Laboratories Inc—
subord
conv
debs
94%
95%
•
'
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97% r
21-
93%
96% *='
•
298
100%
99 %
1021/4
102%
•
99%
'
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'
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1
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98%
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100%
101
.
221%
-
7
677/a
81
60
65
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54
56
57
54
58'A
60 i
50'A
50 'A
debentures
-
r 26
■■V
52 %
'
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-
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Jan-July
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122
Apr-Oct
'
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75
177%
'92
—
122;
.
207
...
1982
114
1
'
.;
78%
80 V
93
155
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110
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105
102
105%
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103%
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June-Deo
1981
114
77
62%
82
t
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67%
58'A
105
101%
104%
97
102% 104
100% 100%
17-
100%
Jan-JuZy
May-Woo
Jan-July
May-Nov
series I 1970
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
mortgage 3s
conv:
series K 1979
debentures 1980—
Boeing Airplane Co 4'As conv 1980
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981
4%s s f debentures 1991
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
5
88'A
91
90%
84
14
82%
85%
98
90%
84
86'A
12
85 VB
86%
92 %
99
359
92%
139%
427
98
127
104%
104'/a
102
101%
101% 101%
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84
80 %
84%
20
99%
103%
35%
43%
—
9%
100
94
66
100% 101%
;
69%
54'A
—Jan-Julf o
June-Dec
^Finance 5s debs 1977
Consol
52
96
95%
April-Oc' *
677/a
57'/2
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
251/4
10
94%
"
98
95
101%-'-
1961
—Jan-July
69%
60
Feb-Aug .1
Mar-S«pt *
April-Oct v
:
ref mtge s f 3%s 1990
4%s
25%
99%
7
9% :
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96
'
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99% "
—
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V
Jan-July
Jan-July
.,
-
101% 101%
footnotes, see page 35.
/
10
*99%
101%-
1981—^
:
5%s,due 1961 extended to 1971_
Tokyo Electric Ligljt Co I«td—
56s 1st mtge $ ,sei:ies 1953—
6s .1953 emended to 1963. —^
a.
Eor
86%
127
93
99% 1017/b
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
1987_:
of America—' ■* ""
mtge
3'As
Afar-Sept
f 1971—
extended
0f»-—
95
91
43
107
92
—
debs
cons,
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--
iJune-Dec
European
5%s.;<40-year)
80
87
-
106
_Mar-Sept
Jan-July v
Mar-Sept >
3%s ser D 1980
2%s debentures
cons
Baxter
4
97
♦231/4
-
—
Jan-July
Pipeline 5%s 1982
southern Italy ;Dev Fund 5'As 1974_.
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd— : '
•
31
-
-r ••
80%
-
-•89%
81%
v
.
—
—June-Dec
loan Jan 1968
——
external loan Dec 1 .1968 new
5'/2s.due
May-ZVoo
June-Dec
3%s 1963
1964
A
4s ser A 1980
4'As ser C 1972
1st
4s
r
June-Dec
external
Southern
Tokyo
'
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
1951—
(Prov of) external 7s 1958
4%s assented 1958—
:
5%s
85%
April-Oct
Consol
•Silesia
•
84%
''
.
May-Nov v
Afay-Nov -
1962
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
{•6%s 1st mtge s f 1952_m_
5'As
85%
53
v !
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7s series B secured external
South
89%
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Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1984
1983
1 1995
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conv
4'As
97 /
-
169
•
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& Slovenes (Kingdom)—
secured external 1962
Croats
&
88'A
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Apr-Oot
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1995
1977
subord
conv
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62%
—
—
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75"
14
-
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1986
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reduced
to 2.375%)
2001
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reduced
58
10
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65%
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«8s
78%
v
74%
■
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1973
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Baltimore
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- - ; reduced to 2.25% ) 2004—June-Dec
•
7s 1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
Serbs
74%
'
•
89%
3%s
debentures' 1979
1st
.
74%
'
'
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1976
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mortgage
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.
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105
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r
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:
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91
49
100%
__
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- ■
v /
6%s 1953__>1
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389
1979
Gen
secured
93%
—
52
debentures
Atchison
|#Rlo de Janeiro• (City
§ •External
92
no
93%
Apr-Oct
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1977
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Afay-Nov
66'A
96
subord
54
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of) 8s 1946
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reduced
to
2.375%)
2001^
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69%
59%
96
debentures
5'/as
,.
1973
5%s
of)
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61
200
1977
debentures
70
Rhodesia and Nyasaiand—
(Federation
100%
116
113
61%
June-Dec
gold 4s July
5s
Co
Gen
Consol
105%
62%
—
debentures
f
Associates
May-Nou 7
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
1952—
6s 1953
mortgage 6s 1955—
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104%
258
conv.subord
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54
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102
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8
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10
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97
99%
98
7
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62
1987
debentures
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I
•
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1982
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218
99
65
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120
43
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,
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subord
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99%
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96'/a
''
Optical Co—
conv
6
••*98%
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reduced to 2.125%) 20081—
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?
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;
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April-Oct
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assented 1958—
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
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assented 1963
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Porto Alegra (City of)—
;1
•
1........
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- •
(Interest reduced to 2.375% )',2001
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.(Interest .reduced to 2.25%) '2006
Jan-July
{•Pernambuco
debs
debentures
99% 100
100%
120
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Jan-July
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1966
1988
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conv
4.40s
debs
3%s
1990
Foreign Power debs 5s 2030
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American
...
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—Afar-Sept
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May-Nov
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100
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1970—June-Dec
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loan
external
5'As
1964
1979
1982
1980
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&;
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C
91%
90%
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'
82%
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conv
American
94%
95-
April-Oct V " 95%
sinking fund
f extl loan
s
f debentures
s
4%s. debentures
99% 100%
old 4%s 1965—April-Oct
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April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
6'As
3'/ss
America
of
Co
American
101% 102%
93%
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American
101%
—
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4'/2S
90
—"'
'
debs 1981_April-Oct
conv
1986
sinking fund-debentures
4'As
4%s
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100%
COMPANIES
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June-Dec
1981
debentures
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59
58
of)—
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Norway
9%
99%
__
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
93
April-Oct
93
Allied Stores Corp 4%s
1981
Apr-Oct
102%
101
21
26
%
debentures
f
s
Allegheny
_Apr-Oct o V;
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, 93%
—,
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.
*100%
INDUSTRIAL
AND
sinking fund debentures 1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
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June-Dec
1970—
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1976
5%s
15-year
100
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f
s
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to
reduced
year
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8
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104
201
1958
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• Secured extl sink fund 6V2S 1959
Mar-Sept
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3%s
fund
sink
93%
13
mortgage 3 yes
5%s
101%
14
101% 101%
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
•
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RR 3%s 1967—May-No?
3%s 1972
Jan-July
1984
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Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
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Aldens Inc 53 conv subord debs 1980
Apr-Oct
1st
(State)—
extl
Secured
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93%
^
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37
extl
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91
91
95
96i/4
94%
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91
98
87
90
Jan-July
1971
to
95
—
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extended
1961
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1965
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June-Dec
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(Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
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(City of) 6%s
1952
April-Oct
6%s
6'As
15
Jan-July
'88
—
Japanese
New
1984
88
80%
94
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See
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81
95
83
89%
81%
,
.
May-Nov
:
High
173
Jan-July
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:
1976
6s
Low
83
„
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1974
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Bank
Development
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Jan. 1
No.
81%
♦78
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=
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1978
readjustment
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readj
v
1977
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1952
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(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
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•
external
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„
81%
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Utility Institute—
gtd
series
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Sold
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June-Dec
1978
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101
>v~81%
Jan-July
1977
3s
f
s
1947
B
Public
30-year
•
1979
81%
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6s
—
•
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1977——
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Bonds
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;
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1937)—
1979
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—Jan-July
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Corp 6s
1948
readjustment
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31%
23
24%
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6s
mortgage
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«
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or
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„
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paid 1964
paid 1968
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&
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•
Period
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.
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New York Stock Exchange
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•
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mtge
<
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or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
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Exchange
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221% '
101%-
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First
&
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mortgage
5s series AC 1967
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mortgage
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4'As series A July 1970..May-Wo»
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LJan-July
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976
_Jan-July
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1980
.May-Nov
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.June-Dec
1st mortgage 5'As 1986-—
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Brown Shoe Co 3'As debs 1971—-——
_Jan-July
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Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975
•
.June-Dec
Jan-Julv
10
36%
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1
10
12%
56
10
18%
82
34%
50
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37
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Canada
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Southern
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gtd
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debs
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—
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s
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mortgage
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93 %
78%
debentures 1981
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~~
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series
1977
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103%
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;
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v
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3s
1978
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Dayton
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1975_Aprf/-Oct
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1st
F
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ref
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&
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series
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36%
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69
103%
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116%
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mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
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5s
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97
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90
99
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114
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1975
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f
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.
f
s
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90
223
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145
82
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1969
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s
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92
debentures
mortgage
1st
92
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88
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Afar-Sept
92
84
—
99%
92%
Michigan
78%
92
'■'
78
99%
.
78
103
88
92%
71
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102
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70
78
104
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70
,
debentures
debentures
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1st
v'O
99%
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6s
conv
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1975Apr-Oct
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1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vbs 1988
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80
781/4
145
1977
&
78%
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debentures
(J Ray)
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conv,
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■
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80
5%s
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4'/2s
118
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131
debentures
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1972
1980
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68
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1981
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conv
Central
McDermott
105
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10
Jan-July
1999
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54
70%
Afay-Nov
1981
debentures
69'/a
78'A
Feb-Aug
-
wts"
debentures
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conv
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1987-
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Hotel
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1st mortgage 2%s 1980
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178
100
101
69%
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1st mortgage 3s 1978
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1979
V
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114
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132
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118
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-
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&
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1st
&
ref
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&
ref 3 'As series CC
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94
93%
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4%s
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series
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debentures
10
1986
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American
47/as
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3'/as
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Feb-Aup
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debentures
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Feb-Aup
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4'As series
5s
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General
mortgage 4'As series E 1984
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mortgage
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B
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1968
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series
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1982
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f debentures 1986
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135%
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1980
Pacific-Missouri
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72
96%
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refund M
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90
102
20
146
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99%
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89
104
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notes
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Thompson
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86%
96 V2
56.%' .66 %
May-Nov
1966
Inc—
Assn
and
Thompson
90'A
90
89'/a
105'A
98%
—
43
82
17 r
Mar-Sept
1972—
and
Term
75
897/a
Jan-July
1984
series
90
April-Oct
15
'
lOo'A
91
b7%
102
606
—
104%
Corp—
notes
New
&
Texas
104
99%
__
5
88
*75%
1973—Mar-Sepf
mtge 6s 1971
and
First
99
89%
♦99
105%
75
Jan-July
1982
1973_
conv
senior
&
First
123'A
73 %
__
*75
(James)
senior
Texas
104%
97%
105%
1st
subord
capital
Refund
-
101%
*101'/a 103 7/a
*90%
.
82%
86%
1982—
debentures
Wayne
conv
Texas
June-Dec
103
—
81%
1971—May-Nov
impt 2% series D 1965
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
102 Va
107
107%
199
99%
102
101'A
Refund and
108%
100'/a
2%s
Terminal RR
84%
27
100
April-Oct
.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
83'A
92'A
100 »/a
Co
5%%
.
102 % 102%
May-Nov
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
4'As
debs
Inc
debentures
5'As
5s
*80'A
June-Dec
Fittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
3 7As
&
Symington
95%
83'/a
April-Oct
104%
*101-
y!
104
99%
18
Jan-July
(Ohio)
subord
Transit
Talcott
93'/a
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
West
Co
conv
4%s
83%
2
10d'%
101 %
debentures 2%s
Swift
85
101
27
29
88
*9 7%
June-Dec
1974
85'/a
-
&
(N J)
debentures
80'/a
2
95
8
98%
98%
April-Oct
Surface
85'/a
30
89%
97
1983
63
85'/a
'
104%
104
Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
57
79'A
.
80
89%
104
1983
conv
58
25
79%
105
94'/a
104%
75
Jan-July
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
June-Dec
'
Pittsburgh
debentures
4%s
3%s
74%
81
103
90
Chemical'3%s debentures
Stokely-Van Camp Inc—
75
80'A
103%
April-Oct
California
60
96 %
78
100%
101%
98%
1984
68
3
103% 104 :
90'A
1983—
of
Oil
debs
54'A
99
100
May-Nov
subord
10
—
102
;:V JiA;-
105'/a 105'A
98
1983
conv
48
99
100
105%
Feb-Aug
57'A
*85'/a
165
97
—
99
1996
5s
70'/a
93'A
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J
1964-Map-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General
5s
(Indiana)
100 %
68
.04
9
—
_Mar-Sept
1988
gold
Oil
100%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1987
guaranteed
5s
69'/a
99
Pillsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986
-Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Ves s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
gold
4'As
Oil
Standard
,87%
May-No©
refunding 4%s 1987
First & refunding 33As 1988
First & refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
conv
tr
first
debentures
2%s
June-Dec
&
4'As
Inc
5%s
111
May-No©
1974
Philip Morris Inc 4% 8 s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 23/4s debentures 1964
«
coll
div
consol
Standard
98
87
v
__
*86'/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
_April-Oct
1994—Jan-July
68
June-Dec
23As 1967
23As
first
Standard
;
100
79%
*87%
_May-Nov
_May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
p
debentures
2%s
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
23/4s 1981
2%s 1978—
mortgage 3'As 1982
refunding 3Vis 1983refunding 3'As 1985
&
First
3'As
102%
—
Ry
mtge
Spiegel
92
98%
22
154
i
1973_June-Dec
a 1977_
-
68
*50
Mar-Sept
1974
4'As series C
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
1st
89%
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
198T_
*53
April
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
1969.
Memphis
84
—
100'/a 102
86'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Pere
General
101
AprZZ-Oct
3'/aS series F 1985
Ry income 4s 1990
Eastern
8C %
86
100'A 101
*96%
April-Oct
4'As series D 1981
&
100%
84
100% 100%
*94%
Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May -Nov
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
84%
85%
92
80%
113%
79%
New Orl &
5
91
82
88%
—•:
..
—Jan-July
Stauffer
General
Peoria
*86%
—
88%
78%
5
.
82
■
(Oregon Lines)
Standard Oil
1979
3s
General
series
f
86%
88
99 Vz 100
1994—___Jan-July
4'As CQn.v
4%s
78%
Airways—
&
Co
4'As
Southern
.V
10
,
:ii
104
~
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996—
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
89
*89
69
*87%
__
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser
Southern Pacific RR Co— ' '•>."*
"'r.""'V
V
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
84
79
73
60
"
1970
Ry 2%s-4%s
Gold
102
80
Co—
debentures
Indiana
Natural'Gas
4 'As
debentures
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
convertible
Edison
First 4'As
107 %
75
i:./' ~3
81%
74
73
72
"
'
104%
73%
3
87
82
1983
3'As
35/as
3'As
103'A
100'A
81
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures
77
88
113%
Jan-July
Feb-A?ig
Jan-July
—i
1985-
...Gold
'A
100%
64
67
*84
-April-Oct
1987
,
100%
23
—
*91%
June-Dec
1963
"
103%
103'A
;
■":
687/a
61%
*80%
J:
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Southern Pacific Co—
106%
95
70
74
49
—
60%
88
June-Dec
1976
RR 5s
1979
debentures
Southern
i 104'A
100
64
65
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
Southern
S&4
100%
April-Oct
3'/as debentures 1987
3'As debentures 1978
3'/as
105%
*101% 104%
June-Dec
1985
-
83'A
91,:
-
Bell
debentures
2%s
Southern California
85%
103%
13
2'As
Alabama
;2%s
'
June-Dec
1st
3s
82
-
9
V !
'84
Oil
North
Southern
>
83.
80
88
58%
—
v
101
4
101 % 101%
-i
V
2
111
68'A
*69%
ApriZ-Oct
Skelly
81% ;■ 86%
''
June-Dec
1st
'
„
*81%
June-Dec
1st
*
82
*86
June-Dec
1st
•
;
refunding mtge 33/as ser U '85_June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3'/as ser W *84—June-Dec
& refunding 3Vas ser X 1984—
June-Dec
& refunding mtge 33/as ser Y 1987_June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
ref mtge 4'/2S series AA 1986
__June-Dec
First
:
June-Dec
&
First
7
1977
■;
97%
\
69%
67
Jan-July.
lAprZZ-Oct
1971
1974
1
133
88
68%
—
—
Feb-Aug
refunding
90%
95%
100'A
33 V
•
'■/
103%
1986
refunding
90%
'69
60%
1983_Feb-Aug
1979
1982
&
1979.^
'
100
91%
i
196
'
debs
debs
conv
s
debs
2'As
f
s
&
L
88
132%
*
64
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1977
&
3s. series M
refunding 3s series N
90%
85
109
"I
:&%■
-Jan-July
debentures
First
3s series
5.
268
,
June-Dec
First
91%
101%
87%
*88
June-Dec
First
98
97%
2
-
*68
Jan-July
Sinclair
97%
—
*
98%
*58%
Mar-Sept
debs
June-Dec
91
53
.
"
.
94
.
98
May-Nov
1972
4%s
Union
1980
1974
Line 3.20s
Co
B
5'As
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
88%
—.
__
94
—
.
1982
Roebuck
Oil
11
85%
112
97
48
■
1989—May-No©
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
series
'
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
Pipe
105'A
95%
"
100% 104%
1
98%
1971
refunding 3s series K
3s
V
•
•
April-OcZ
First &
-
refunding
■
103%
May-rNou
1989_Jan-July
1977
Co
subordinated
Service
M01
fa-—'■'
■
100
j
1968__June-Dec
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona Marchant—5'As 1979
&
89%
109
--
Co—
debentures
debentures
Shell
series
f
s
Sears
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
&
"}
;5
-
—
Mar-Nov
1971
B
debentures
RR
4%s
127
105'A
120
Line
Roebuck
Shell
First
89 %
85%
-—
112
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
2006
4s
cons
3%s
conv
debentures
5s
120'/a
91%
110'/a
106
Air
93
:
—
1st
England
3s
4%s
120%
105 %
134
New
(Jos
3s
103%
106
305
109'A
&
RR
Finance
91
99%
—
106
i
Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
Seaboard
•
87
Jan
a
Ry
mortgage 3s series
Sears
■:
series
Depot
Seagram
—
—!
Dulutli
Paper
Seaboard
June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 4% 8 conv 1978—
First
V
81 Va
89
25
48
99% 100%
—
•
:
1997
927/a
81'A
3
— —
'
1 ' *
/
48,"'
■
—
Ry Oo—
a
86 Va
83%
90%
'
*97%
v
April-Oct
series
debs
Paul
Scovill
—-
*1"
4s
income
Scott
19%
102%
80%
—
June-Dec
5V2S
Francisco
Louis-Southwestern
Scioto
86
81%
100'A
43
77
Feb-Aug
83%
86%
79
7
102% 103
.
—
'
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
gold 5s
4s
bond certificates
1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
78%
78 6,
100'A 101
1971
1996
First
76%
84%
10
6s
mortgage
1st
debs 1983
Co
86
Adirond'k
Second mtge inc 4'As ser a Jan 2022
1st mtge 4s series B
1980
102 %
' '•
^
'
91%
92%
v
1977—June-Dec
•
78%
74%
&
gold
Louis-San
1st
.
78%
:
.
~
•-
108
160%
'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1969
1977
debentures
a
St
106
111
A-i:—
v
——'
*82%
-1
96%
105
159
■
92%
■
—
1983—ApriZ-Oct
J
debs
1st
Lawrence
Second
'
— —
277
*—
April-Oct
1988.
Glass
104
78%
—
series
conv
Saguenay Power 3s series
99%
—
3'As
conv
St
81
95%
Uu—
Chemical
swbord
conv
2
—
85%
_Mar-Nov
1987
1975
3%8
82
100%
91%
120
91%
101
93%
fa.—
:
St
Mar-Sept
debs
conv
1975
*83%
"
—
High
98%
——
*159%
—
April-Oct
_
_
5'As
6'As
St
1985
mortgage
v
79
—
.
111
1st mortgage 3s 1979
.June-Deo
1st mortgage 2%s 1980———...———May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st
McBee
96%
.
*78%
l977
Aircraft
\
103
*75%
1973
.
debs
980
95%
;-
„
♦80
120
debs
3%s
4%s
mortgage
Rohr
Royal
■V
*78'A
1996———.—Feb-Aug
first
tpU Co
General
85%
82%
82
r'l
•
3s
Low
*107
—
1964
debs
Jan. 1
No.
j& Electric Corp—
D"
817/a
*104
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1974
First mortgage 23/4s 1975
First mortgage 27/as 1980..—.
Ohio
•
84
104% 104'A
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
4s/as 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 23/4s 1984—June-Dec
Ohio
81%
v'v; 81 Va
•
100
*93
mortgage
debentures
^
10
*80
1st mortgage
3'As
.a
•■'vXw
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1991
Gas,
serial
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1995_May-Nov
1985
Mar-Sept
Range Since
Sold
——
April-Oct
'
*77
June-Dec
April-Oct
Tobacco
Corp
82%
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
1st
85%
83
•
mortgage
First
83
Jan -July
4s 1988
mortgage 5s 1990
1st
*82%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—
J)
4%s
Manufacturing
Richfield
Power Co—
Corp
*95
1983_April-Ocf
& ref 3%s series D
Bonds
High
99% 100%
—
June-Dec
debentures
Friday's
—
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
1977
2%s
Republic
Rochester
Northern
or
Bid & Asked
100%
2037—June-Dec
8s
1972
f'eb^ntures
Reading Co first
60
mortgage
3%s
Quaker
88
51
85'A
59'A
debentures
May-No©
mortgage 3%s 1968-Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 3'As
debentures 1975
/
„
102%
101
5
*102
and
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
88%
100'A 100 »/a
58%
3s
92
—
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures 1963
First
93
92
*88 3A
Period
Public
89'/a
80
—
Interest
Exchange
High
April-Oct
1984
4s
Low
*92%
Quar-Feft
Refunding & Improve 4'As ser A 2047
Coll
No.
*89
prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-/a»
3s Jan 1 2047
General lien
New York Stock
Jan. 1
„
*81'/a
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*89 '/a
Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4V2S series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Has 3%s s 1 debs 1973_May-No©
314 a s r debentures 1973
May-No©
31/4S s f debentures 1974
May-No©
41/2S s f debentures 1976
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-No©
4%s s f debentures 1978
.
May-No©
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-No©
5%s s f debentures 1979
May-No©
47/as s f debentures 1981
——May-No©
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-No©
Northern
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
Sale Price
.
for Week Ended June 29)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
.
83%
97
97%
76
12
77
93
97%
3%s
debentures
1977
1—_Mar-Sept
,
*90
•
1
;
Continued
on
92%
89%
90
page
35
Volume 196
Number 6173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(31)
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
furnish
we
complete report of the transactions
a
on^ the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, June 25,
/^and ending Friday, June 29. It is compiled from the report of the American
Stock
stock
Exchange
itself
is
and
intended
include
to
in which any dealings have
bond
or
security
every
whether
occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending June 29.
T-
"
«'"•
'• /.
.
Week's
Friday
S T O C K S
-
Last
of Prices
-
Range
Sale Price
..
.
American Stock Exchange
..
■
t
-
.
STOCKS
'
v'i
Par
Aberdeen'Petroleum Corp class A_!
1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
—10c-/.
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp .
'
Low
.
!
Class A common
Admiral Plastics Corp
Inc
Manufacturing
Surpass
2
2%
5,000
iy4
114
1%
7,900
May
% May
2
s';
3'
Jan
23/4 Mar
Bourjois
4"% May
2%
2%
21/2
1,500
2% Mar
11
11
1014
11
11»
3
l,4uU
4614
54
'18,200
133/e
Jun
2%
17%
Jun
-
41% May
33/4 May
4%
Brad
1
Foote
Breeze
Jan
1
Corp
:
•
Brillo
4%
2,800
1014
1,200
Jun
15% May
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
13%
100
1334
Jun
17
British
4%
2,000
334
Jan
1
4
4
British American
5% Mar
Amer
A
*
14
14%
70
,
77
89%
16%
75
13% May
400
90
151/2
50
75
40
Jun
86%
Jan
90
15%
Jun
30%
Jan
25
7334
Jun
82
Jan
1,400
33/a
Jun
30'%
300
3%
31,800
30
2%
91/4 "
*31 'A
32'/8
6'/a
200
23
Alan
Power
Steel
Wood
5%
preferred—100
4.20%
Co
10
common
preferred
Alaska
•
.....,
16
100
3%
3%
1
Airlines Inc
-
:
3%
107% Mar
All
American Engineering
Alleghany
Corp
Amer
Allegheny Airlines
Alliance Tire
Inc
& Rubber
5%
5%
2,200
3%
3%
28,700
3%
414
19,700
4
514
354
414
414
1
;
4%
5,000
3% May
8%
Jun
Jun
9
39%
Feb
118 May
3
Jan
4,500
25J/2 May
36
convertible preferred-
2%
2%
2%
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
Co
Jun
9
ord
rets
Alsco
5%
6
614
614
6%
2%
1,900
82%
450
Ambassador
American
Oil
American
Business
American
Electronics
4%
151/2
Budget Finance
Ltd
class
American
Petrofina Inc.
class
Plan
Post
4334
100
6
3%
5,500
3
1%
1,800
1
Feb
2%
1,100
2
May
3
7,500
34
100
2%
2%
34
—5
2514
25
&
Co—'
3ye
<
33%
24'
'A314
9%
ps
10
.—_2.50
warrants
Co
pfd-100
- -
&
Butler's
Co
BVD
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
45%
3%
-/
Feb
95'
-
8%
-
17%
Feb 1
53/8
9
Jun
10
Apr
7 J/4
A
%
200
22%
Jun
34
1,600
270
93
1,900
29%'
103
21%—
1%
1%
2%
300
2%
2%
1
3,500
21/4
400
.
__
regular
Inc__
2%
4
1%
2%
4'4
14,200
814
614
8
America——1
of
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Continental Materials Corp
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11
400
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11
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10%
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3%
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20%
113/4
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3
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
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Metals
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
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Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
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12
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14
20
100
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10 J/4
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%
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4% May
15%
Feb
7/a
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151/a
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11 J/a
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25 J/2
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104
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6
1
33/4 May
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59 J/2 May
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52 J/2 Mar
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Carolina Power
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20,500
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preferred——1
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7%
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28 J/4
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5%
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1
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33/4
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900
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6%
3,900
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2%
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Barry
Jan
11
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4
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20
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4 J/4
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103
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20
43
27
100
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BarChris
7'A Jun
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27
Jun
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Associated Oil & Gas Co-——
Banff
4,400
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Carnation
Convertible
11% Mar
1
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6%
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10% Mar
13A
1
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3 % May
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4%
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Feb
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103/4
10c
3
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Jan
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5
1%
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Mar
2,900
Inc
93/4
2,800
7%
4
4
16%c
33/8
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900
6%
10,J/8
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300
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8
May
1
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preference
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Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
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Capital
Inc
19
12% May
May
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2.50
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19%
10
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414
Avien
Feb
11'A May
12% May
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3% May
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Power
Canada
100
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9%
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314
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5
6
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Feb
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3,900
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Audio
5%
9%
i
193/4
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17 *4
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16
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79
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5'A
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32%
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3
4,000
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California
6 % Mar
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Astrex
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3
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
18% Mar
Feb
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3%
7%
93
21%
4,300
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Asamera Oil Corp
Testing
29'A Mar
May
71/4
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preferred
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20%
Jan
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Arrow Electronics
Associated
19 3/8
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10%
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May
13 %
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4
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103
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-
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21 J/4 Jun
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10
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500
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34
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4-75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
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16,600
32,100
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American
&5% May
434 May
1,300
4%
__
Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor
Chemical
6,500
4%
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Anken
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4
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Burma
Jan
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Jan
5%
4%
5%
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8%
2'A
common
convertible
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17%
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1
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Buell
9% Jan
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78 %
374
12.50
Manufacturing Co
American Thread
41/2
1
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6% Feb
Jun
6
6%
50c
American
American
Feb
10
B S
F
4%
9%
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common
Mills
Jan
14% Jan
5% May
4%
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American MARC Inc
American
Feb
17 J/a
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American Israeli Paper
American shares
8%
1,300
A
46
25c
Aluminum—
3,400
2,000
414
1
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8%
143/4 May
4,500
4
30c
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preferred
9% Mar
Jun
5
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American-Internatl
2%
5
514
20
American Book Co
3,800
9
81
81
1
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6%
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Beverage
5
814
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Aluminum Co of America
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Almar
83A
7'A May
1
Brown Rubber Co
Bruck
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10
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non-voting
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of Prices
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5
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Crane Carrier Industries Inc
1
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23
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Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
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11
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28 '/a
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3
3%
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10
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.
5%
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6%
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reg
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp
class A conv
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Dominion
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2
8%
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&
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100
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200
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24%
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4%
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9%
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18%
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18% Jun
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B
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&
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1
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15
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300
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2.50
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May
6%
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4%
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4
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3
43
2%
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600
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10
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Eurexa
15
3
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Esquire Radio
13%
4% May
53A
1
31% Mar
10c
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12%
1
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Hill's
6,100
10c
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8%
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common
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25
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4%
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Jun
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Jun
5%
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4%
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,
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Essex
17%
11%
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14%
14%
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180
165
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10%
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6%
140
Feb
10c
of America
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$2
155
75
15%
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Emery Air Freight Corp
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200
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El-Tronics
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8
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53
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17
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152
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1
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3,100
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15%
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7% Feb
13%
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36
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4%
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Jan
12%
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Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co
Haven Industries Inc__10c
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2% Jun
7%
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Echlin Manufacturing Co
Edo
Corporation
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Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
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2%
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3
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2%
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Harvey Radio Co
Mar
34
23% May
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8
2%
Apr
9% Mar
10%
May
25%
2
1
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14 Vz
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1
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12%
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class
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29%
2
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Hardeman
Feb
20
8% May
Hamilton
New
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99
Jun
1
flail Lamp Co
Feb
E
Eastern
Jun
12%
H
Heinicke
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94%
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9 % May
6 V4
2
24%
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&
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Jan
50
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200
10c
17 Vb
Jun
27%
2,100
7
Land
May
17% Mar
3%
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Dynamics Corp of America
Gulf
20% Mar
13% May
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3%
25%
2'/a
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1%
12%
103%
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10'A May
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18,200
5%
8%
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lVa
17
11% Mar
200
1
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11,500
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14%
11%
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900
16%
14%
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6%*
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8 y» May
8%
14%
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36
9 Vz May
13A
8,400
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30%
12
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Test
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Harris
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900
9,300
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9%
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9%
1%
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&
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2
Bridge Co Ltd
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100
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27
10 Va May
7
Jun
4,600
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1
5
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1%
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Grow Corp (The)
Guerdon Industries
11,200
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1%
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1
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Great Western Producers common—60c
8%
13,900
8%
Bowling Corp
Jun'
11%
27%
:
5
Inc^—10c
Great
Feb
15 Va Mar
14
Great Basins Petroleum Co—_——20c
5%
29
1
.'
7%
5%
13%
16%
Jan
6 % May
900
28%
10%
.—*
1
4
;
Gray Manufacturing Co
1,000
J^n
—;•
1
Co
Great American Industries
2,600
7
——1
A
class
7%
81,900
100
—*
Corporation—
6%
8%
1%
1
Grand Rapids Varnish
6%
2 Va
1st preferred
Gordon
Jan
Lakes
7
10%
1
B
Mills Inc
Manufacturing
61/4
1
1
1
25c
Jan
Jun
(
,
8
*
(Adolf)
Inc—
Consolidated Mines
Jan
12% Jan
12% Mar
May
3Vb
Jan
2%
Jun
5
Goodman
Mar
6% May
31J Mar
4c
Goodway Printing Co Inc
511
3
10%
—-*
Inc—
Jan
10%
14,400
11%
class
Jan
Jun
3%
14%
:
7
V"
Mar
5Va
Supermkts com—10c
Quality
;
Jun
10
11%
-
12%
1 'A Mar
1%
Engineering Co Inc 1
Products
Dielectric
7%
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Dilbert's
29
11
-5
—100
class A
debenture
8%
5,000
2,900
5%
5%
50c
Stores
Dennison Mfg
380
1
Dejay
Gobel
4,600
10,000
15
Goldfield
2,400
10c
35
com—20c
Inc
Inc
Mines
Day
Jan
Apr
1%
',9%
96%
Co Inc_
Knitting
9%
4%
8%
Mar
12
95
—:——
Union
5%
2%
Jun
l'A May
8'A Jun
12%
Co——
Co
4% May
1%
4VB
Apr
5%
2,200
•:
Ltd—;.——1
Mines
Yellowknife
Giant
4 Vb May
2%
1%
2,500
1%
14%
15%
Giant Poods Inc com class A n v
Gloray
4%
1%
2%
2,400
5%
.50c
-1
!
Corp
Controls
Gianninl
5,500
4%
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
98
1%
28%
Corporation—
1.
General Stores Corp.
^—L
—;——11
Genung's Incorporated
:
-1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
*
$4.60 preferred '
:
1
!.
*
Globe
50c
50c
2.50
20
18%
35%
5%
—_—;—2.50
Glass Tite Industries Inc_
D
Jun
3%
'
,
Plywood
Glenmore
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common..
5%
preferred
4
8
8%
1
iv
V
American dep rets ord reg.——£1
General Fireproofing
15
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Globe Security Systems,
Daitch
High
26% May
96 V\ Apr
2,800
3'A
1
Feb
——-*
Cutter Laboratories
Class
Jan
5%
Manufacturing Co class A
*
class A common—1
Curtis
8% Jan
17%
11 Vb
Co*^!.----^—-
Tobacco
v;.;; 71/4 Mar
3%
10
51/2
-10c
Corporation—
5% May
Jun
3,300
,
Jan
"2%
25c
—
& Land Co
Crystal Oil
Cubic
Corp__25c
(Md)
5
Industries
5%
700
4'A
25c
—
Co.————.—1
&
Aluminum
Crown
2}A Jun
600
21/4
Corp
Corp
General Gas Corp
-
1
.1
27%
~3%
3%
5%
1%
9%
—:—
100
8
27%
27%
100
—1
Co
Battery
General
Jan
Feb
10%
Low
•
I Feb
43
May
5%
Co
Mfg
Acceptance
General
7%
Jun
11,100
34%
33
33%
7%
300
8
Gellman
General
General Alloys
Jan
common—
preferred
5 %
Feb
Co
Power
Gatineau
Jan
11'A
4%
reg)—£1
-1
dep receipts (ord
Instruments Corp
American
Jun
May
1,200
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'8'
1
*
Inc
Garan
Jan
21
.Feb
Low
.
G
Feb
2,500
7»A
Shares
Par
Jan
Jun
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Cox
5%
?
1
Corpi-————r"
of New England
Beverage
Jun
16 %
20
preferred class A—._——
$1
Cott
12%
900
17%;
for Week
Jan
17
Jan
1,900
12 3A
16%
Range
of Prices
Feb
18
Jun
17
.
In'c———————5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
17
Coro
Cott
Range Since Jan. 1
High
voting—*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A
Class
Friday
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Low
Par
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
STOCKS
Range
Last
stocks
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 29)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
14 Va
Feb
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
14V4
J°h
26
Jun
Jan
4>
F
Fabrex
Corp
1
a
4
500
3% May
5%
3,900
1
237A
23
237/a
1,800
4% May
23
Jun
1
1,76
1%
16,900
1% May
2A
21,700
1
Filmways
First
General
National
Corp
7 >'
8
2,900
7
Jun
4%
4%
5
9,300
4%
Jun
5>A
5%
5%
Corp
Realty &
lOc
Firth
Inc—
Porter
(M H)
Forest
City
Fresnillo
3%
3%
2,000
3%
Jun
11%
11%
300
11%
Jun
1%
Jun
1
II
Co Inc
Fuller
(Geo
•
A)
•
10%
1%
4%
13%
10%
9%
•
.
121
1%
15,900
5%
12,400
15%
.
10,000
4%
13
Apr
1%
Jan
4
14%
8
9%
Imperial
Apr
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
121
Jun
7%
8
1,300
7 % May
2%
3%
7,400
2%
Jun
1
5
4%
5%
3,900
4%
Jun
5%*<
5
5%
1,000
5
Jun
1,500
27
Jun
Co
5
s—
,
For footnotes,
see
page
35.
30
.
27%
30
Indus
Electronic
Hardware
Feb
Feb
Inland
Homes
Insurance
Co
16%
Jan
International
14
Jan
Int
of
North
e
nrtu 'ju
Jan
Intex
Jan
Investors Funding Corp
Investors
13
40%
Jan
Feb
12%
4.300
36%
11%
Oil
88
3%
4%
4 Vb
1
8%
_5
Inc
1,
Company
__33%c
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp_
7%
•A
74V4
13,100
Jun
4%
2.300
4
Jun
2,500
28
Jun
30
3%
2.100
2%
■-7%
3,500
6 Va
5%
600
13*A
2%
2%
5'A
12
pfd.__100
1,400
'
157.
j5«
10%
Va
15
"
A
5,300
:
7%
8
;
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Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
AUr
Jun
Jan
Jan
10%
Jun
;
%
8 Vz Mar
Jun
May
2%
80 %
"•
7%
39%
*
Jun
Jun
141/4
107
*
70J
5% "
12%
2"%
10c
3 5%
Jun
6V8
-
7% Mar
Jun
15'A May
65 %
"13%
__i
Feb
4Va
500
1
.•
7
3%
7%
■"
3% May
4 V4
cl A—5
(N. Y.)
Royalty
Jan
Jan
1,000
"
Jan
12
90
8Vb
4
:
1
8%
Jun
ir.v4
28
29
_5
:
1
4
Jun
7%
65%
741/4
1
Corp
•
Jan
Jan
Jun
83%
ro-
3%
Feb
Jan
17 /.
18 %
1
.
8%
17
6% May
90
88
r
-
49%
6%
*
3%
America-
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
7*A-
-
Jun
7,600
7
6%
87-
Jun
1,800
7
•
7
50c
!
products
Jan
Jan
11%
12%
'
100
Products.
1
9%
6%
38 Vb
10%
6% May
25c
Corp—
11%
160
pfd
Corp__
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
Inland Credit Corp class A
Feb
_5
;
3%
8,100
3,100
"
Holdings
73/3
10c
Canada
Breweries
3%
Company
of
International
8% May
200
Tobacco
6,300
7%
36%
7%
37%
*
,
4%
6%
'
•
•
(•
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland^—£1.
Independent Telephone "Corp
1
International
10% May
v
__£1
Jan
Jan
1,700
;
Jan
Feb
6,500
.
reg
(Canada)
9%
10%
123
3%
Oil
30%
11
*
6%
Imperial
Industries—
dep rets ord
3%
4%
33 %c
Corp__
Chemical
Mar
21% Mar
21
Magnetics
American
Jun
1
Imperial
31%
May
_l
,
Friendly Frost Inc
»f
5
153/3
1
Inc
(The)
13% May
3%
—~2~50
Enterprises
Fotochrome
8,800
11%
Co
of Canada
Motor
14'A
8
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
13%
4% May
ioc
preferred
iya
Sterling
Fishman
14'A
900
IMC
Jan
Construction
Warrants
Fischer &
2 % May
73A
1
common
convertible
60c
2%
Feb
7'A Jan
9%
1
10c
1'.
Corp
Inc
Financial
2 "A
1%
3,000
25c
Petroleum
8%
Jun
5%
3%
5
.
Federated Purchaser class A
5%
5%
5'A
1
Co__
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont
55/3
4
1.50
Fairmont Chemical Co
Falcon Seaboard Drilling
Jm
,
23V2 Jan
3%
87
Feb
May
Volume
Number 6173
196
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(33) -33
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
:'v y;
■
Jeannette
j
Glass
!
Co
Lake
1
AsbesDOs
Jetronic
Industries
Jupiter
Corp
Low
12%
2%
3,700
.
6%
6
6% '
5%
51/2
1,400
1,700
2%
17/b "2%
3,900
1%
2%
2%
2%
3,000
5
4%
5%
:_10c
75c'
(The)
Shares
Par
23%
5
Apr
ivxt
*
6% Jan
5% Jun
5%
—
Inc.:
for Week
High
10% May
2% May
2,600
3%
X
i
Range
of Prices
Morse
1!
Corp
warrants
B
High
ii%•
3
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
12%
<
1
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
Series
Range Since Jan. 1
f
-
Jefferson Construction Co
Jefferson
Low
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Sale Price
'> American Stock Exchange
•
Friday
Sales
11% Mar
Mt
preferred
Diablo
Feb
4}£
Feb
Mountain
2y» lvxay
6,300
9 Va
Jun
5t4
Jan
Movielab Inc
4% May
12
Mar
Movie
310
144%
Jan
153 Va
4%
4%
2,000
4%
Jun
10%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
4% May
37/b
1
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
5%
2.50
Tel & Tel
States
class
Inc
5%
15
15
22%
7%
4%
200
15%
25%
12.50
26
1
Star
High
147%
4%
—4
Company
May
•
147
Low
1
Industries common
Siemens
6%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25c
Products
Electro
Low
900
8%
21
7%
6% Mar
Jan
18%
Feb
35
Mar
Jun
14
Jan
Jun
A
50c
5%
5%
5%
1,300
5
Jun
9%
Jan
MPO Videotronics class A
1
7%
6%
7%
2,500
6
14%
Feb
10,500
May
Jun
1
Ohio
iuurray
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Drug
Kaufman
&
Kavanau
4
CorpT_,
& Company—
Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
Kidfce
18%
J
& Co
I
2
7,500
Jun
May
18%
11
12 '/4
Jun
2,300
Muter
Jan X.
3T<»
Jan
17%
800
,
10% Jan
18
14%
2,200
13% May
21%
24%
13,400
20% May
50%
Feb
25%
26 %
5,20.0
18
27%
J un v
8%
14
Feb
v,
Namm-Loeser's
12%
»ian
•
3%
Feb
10
0%
1%
.%
1%
■
900
%
May
Jun
9 % May
•
6,200
•
%.
1%
-
8
•
.700
;
1%
1%
7/a
1%
•
10
.900
w
1%
Jun
ii May
; ;
10,200
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
L—
2%
2%
1,
14%*
13%
1
15%
2%.
13%
—
2% May
13% May
1,500
14%
1
15%
7,900
V
<•
13%
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Industries Inc
Kleer-Vu
Klein
Rubber Co
(I B)
Klion
(H
Knott
Hotels
Kostin
—_
17
16
5
4%>
1,300
3%
Jun
IVa
Jan
8%
9%
Jun
'14%
Apr
5y8
2,200
4,200
8%
4%
9%
Jan
25c
7%
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
1
6%
7%
1,500
3%
3%
3%
1,400
37b
8%
7%
8%
20,900
Bowl-O-Mat
1%
1%
2
2,400
4
4
200
22
23
450
16-%
National
National Electric
T7n
«*an
Jan
May
28 Va
Jan
National Equipment
19
Jan
National Petroleum Ltd
17%
900
16%
National
10% Mar
Jun
11 Va
'X.: V;.
Jun
24 Va
'
28%
National Rubber
Jan
17/b
1%
1%.
5,200
1% May
2% Mar
National
5
4%
5
2,100
4% May
9%
18% May
Feb
Telefilm
Nedicks
-1
8%
--1
3
•
3%
1
Lee Filter Corp
Lee
Motor.Products
Lefcourt
class A—;
3%
Kessler &'
2%
10%
800
Electronics
100
Jun
Jun
class A
57/8
Jan
May
2%
Jan
Jun
X 25%
Jan
1,100
20%
11,800
18% Jun
7%
7%
560
6%
7%
5--t-j
5%
6%
13,700
5
May
600
10
Jun
lx
7%
1
1
1%
/
12%
1
1%
10
8%
40% Mar
8% Jan
14%
6% May
1
8,200
r.
;
Jun
800
9%
Juri
10%
Jun
'
Jan
.11% Jan
18% Feb
;K
Jun
47,600
'
10% •13%
15% Mar
Jun
3%
.25c
-
:
Mar
6
Sherry
Louis
1
Inc__
Preserves
Gas
Land
3%
600
.
3%
Jun
16 y8
800
65%
14,3u0
25%
,3%.
23%
25%
14,700
20% Feb
-3%.
.3%
3,500
3 % May
2*'/z
24%
25
* 6%
Lucky Friday Silver Lekd Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics,& Systems life
10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
2.50
—2
;
5%
.
400
24%
23
Jan
80.% -Apr27% Jan
6%
Anr
29%
Feb
:
Jun
3,200
6%
5%
Jun
New
York
warrants
Mack Trucks Inc
Macke
Vending
Airlines
Macoid
Industries
14%
18%
18%
19%
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
lc
50c
1
5%
7
X
Service.—
Specialties Inc.n—
Mallory Randall Corp
Mangel Stores
—
;
2.50
:
•
1
9% Mar
5
11'
"
7 5^0
18%
11
Communication
Maryland Cup
5%
;
•
22
Masco
Norfolk &
Maule
Industries
Corp
McCrory
Oil
McCulloch
Mead
Johnson
warrants.
&
Co
:
new
s
*
Co
Refrigerating Co
Railway——
Ltd.
Metal & Thermit Corp—;—
Oak
Ohio
Micromatic
Hone
Microwave Associates
Midland
Oil Corp
M}d-West
Pacific Coast
Jan
Midwest
22
May
May
40%
Jan
6
107/8
Jan
Feb
4 A
Jun
Mill Factors Corp—
Apr
Miller Wohl Co
>4%%
Milo
edmmori
Jan
Pacific
4
Jan
May
25,700
49,600
4%
4%
6,1«>0
16%
17%
600
16%
%
%
3,xoj
22%
21%
22%
1,900
4%
4%
4% May
9%.
9
convertible
preferred.
Electronics- Corp.—
28%
■
Jun
3% May
5%
Jan
Jun
21%
Jan
%
Jun
1
21%
Mohawk
Jun
Feb
RR
'4 80%
4.50%
11 j/q
preferred—
~1__
preferred series B—
preferred series C
.
,..
8
j
Jun
Co
18%
314
2,700
4%t.
4%*
6
*
1st
7
-
21%
8%
Jun
36% Mar
13
Feb
15%
Apr
103%
500
A
8,600
24%
27,700
11%
14%
37,900
1%
1%
2
3,100
2,900
15,500
100
20%
3%
_
Jun
Jun
25
37s May
% Jun
20
10%
90
103% 103%
30
40
Jan
91
Jan
Jan
40
Jun
97%
Jan
1
Jun
Jan
Feb
6%
Apr
23%
l%May
89
.Tan
,Jan
6%
Apr
3% Jan
.
35.
4
Apr
?-6Va
Jan
7
3
Feb'
2%
Jan
Jun
4%
Jan
55
Jun
62
Jan
88%
50
Jan
93
Mar
6%
ek
5%
2%
2%
2%
17,800
2
% Mar
*/4 May
10%
Jun
Apr
4 y8 Mur
May
'
13%
14%
14%
52,100
6%
15,800
23
23%
1,300
95%
95%
5%
6
23%
9%
10
23
26%
Jan
98%
Jan
Jan
17 Va Mar
5%
3% May
400
Feb
29
7% May
1,300
Feb
/ 11%
May
93%
40
10
19% Feb
13 - May
12% May
5% Jun
2,900
13
14%
14%
Feb
4
4%
53
54%
1,050
52%
Jun
64%
15%
53%
16 %
1,500
14% May
19%
Jan
5%
300
4%-May
6%
Apr
5
5%
100
13
13
3%
22%
24
'22'A
12
24% X
15%
May
6
3% May
1,500
4
19%
19%
33%
Jun'
24
2,500
9% I
9
'
500
4,400
-
Jun
8%
43
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
14Va Apr
May
Jun
18
Jun
21
Jun
21
May
33% May
100
18
31%
32%
2,200
31
Jun
28%
28%
600
27%
Jan
29%
1,600
1,600
25%
Jan
28 Va May
25%
Jan
27%
18
18
32%
25
—25
26%
27%
2t>74
267a
26
25%
26
25 V8
Jan
25%
—
/
25y8
25%
1,300
24%
Jan
24
24
100
23
23
600
22%
22%
Jan
26%
25
preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
Feb
Apr
27% Apr
26% May
24%
24%
Feb
10%
Jan
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend .preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
$4.40
*V
*
,
4 '•
-94*/a May
103 % Jun
96 Va
94
210
90%
93%
*
*
♦
*
*
90%
99%.
460
90
99
99
"
2,500
180
>■'
131% 134
30
230
90%
3%
3%
23%
20%
23%
3,100
6,900
1
Telep
90%
90%
1
11
Airlines
Bell
93%
2% May
91 % Jan
5%
5
2
Inc
Industries
12
6ya
11%
5%
12 Va
42,400
6%
4,400
Warrants
3
100
1
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall Corp
class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc„2Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Pacific Power & Light
Packer's
Super
5%
Markets
pfd
Parker Pen
Class
Co
class
5%
B
36%
41
17%
27%
ii
&
Feb
Apr
99
Jan
Apr
95% May
103 % May
Jun
154
Jan
Jan
95
Apr
Jan
97%
130
88%
3
'
7
5% Mar
Jun
35
20 V2 May
9
5%
15%
17%
22%
27%
%
H
Jun
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge
Traffic Co
Penn
Electronics
Pentron
10 Va
Jun
(The) ——
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc_
Pop
Boys
Perfect
Circle
Perfect
Photo
Permian Corp
Peruvian
Oils & Minerals
Phillips-Eckhardt
Electronics
15%
23%
Jun
%
Jun
Mar
Jan
53
Jan
1% May
1% Mar
Jrm
6,700
Mar
66
Jun
6%
2,100
5%
Jun
11%
18%
200
18%
Jun
24%
Feb
18%
900
17
May
23%
Apr
3 A.
<
11%
»%
10
71
26
71
May
600
900
8,000
Jab
16%
Apr
Jan
Jun
27%
Jan
1«
Jan
11%
%
40,300
% Jun
5 Va
8,400
4% May
5
Jan
Jan
*
%
20,000
Jun
11% Apr
33%
Jun
5% May
9%
Aor
88 Va Mar
8% May
24%
9%
f,
24%
Jun
-
.
7%
5%
Jun
13
72
9
4
8% May
2%
2,800
14%
6
"
4,600
Jan
200
13
8%
--
*
400
Apr
12% May
7% May
2 l7a
8%.*
3
8%
Jun
2,800
3%
8y8
.
5%
6,100
9
24%
25c
2.50
400
2%
3% •/
2%
14
•4'
8%
-.2.50
10c
1
'-1
10
24%
Jun
May
17%
8%
Ltd—1
*
Inc
5%
36
5$
18
1
(Mass) -20
Corp
106 % May
Jan
100
Feb
18%
1
Corp—
27,200
3.300
3,900
17,400
Jan
17% Feb
May
5%
1
Corp
Parkersburg-Aetna
325
500
5%
40
2
2
A
x;
104
103
103%
Paddington Corp class A
Apr
2Q
100
—.100
Jan
Jun
137/a
89%
Apr
26% Mar
May
23%
4%
%
15%
,
4 %
—1
3%
.
21% Mar
3% May
.
Mar
11%
25^
100
20%
Jun
Feb
15
400
1—-—-
89%
2V2
31,200
1.200
redeemable 1st
Northwest
2,000
12%
4%
A
1.—100
3,400
25
preferred
Northern
Jan
6%
May
14 % May
2,7.00
4
:
3%
3%
•'
Jan
38 Va
May
18 % Jun
14,300
15%
3%
1
3%
& Electric
Pacific
Jan
12
11
100
8%
100:
—-
1
170
«
&
common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
,12% Mar
May
-
4
400
33
■
9,900
'
10% May
8%
"
12%
7
Jan
Feb
May
1%
L
<
Jkn
15% Mar
Jun
2% May
OJ1
1,100
3%"
For footnotes, see page
ff,
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;
11%
Inc_——
1
Corp (Can) Ltd————1
————
•,
V'-
Ii
6
"ctfs"——
Monogram Precision Industries
Mpnongahela Power Co^4.40%
8%
4%'
4V2 May
1% Jun
500
1
Corp
Jan
31
-*'6 %
f
50
1
pfd—100
—_10c
Molybdenum Corp of Ameria
Warrants
8%
13%
Airlines
Molybdenite
~
8%
-5,400
2%
10%
*
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
2%
10 V8
15%
Jan
,*0
9%
1V2 May
3,000
1A
v
1
Pacific
42J
2% May
2%
33%
4%
16%
%
—:_50c
3,600
5
2
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
12%
2%
7%
2%
1%
preferred
1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st preferred
Jun
28%
15%
47
Jun
17b
Jan
Jan
% Mav
4%
12,500
89%
preferred
6
2%
18%
2%
39 % Mar
,
Jan
7
11%
Feb
138
29% May
5%;
4%
2%
f—
2nd pfd A
25
6% 1st pfd—25
6%
39,000
18%
600
r
4%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
88%
conv
Mar
7
__
1%
Jun
29 Va
89%
-fo
conv
6
6
—
1%
86
60
56
cum
3 9O0
6%
8 % May
28%
-
Jan
13%
Jun
400
55
cum
12,900
6
'
8%
56
8%
10%
6%
50c
2.50
Midwestern Financial Corp
39%
'5%
Pacific Gas
4.50%
5
Investment Co
38
1
20c
50c
Products—T
Clay
29% May
13% Apr
9
Jun
Jan
36
26%
*,rK
5y8
1
V''
Securities
Pacific
11%
16%
2%
50c
i
30%
;1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
o,ouit
$1 conv preferred—*
Abrasive
90
30 Va :
common
Electric
5%
——1
Inc
1%
86
30%
4.80%
1
1%
1%
100
1
40c preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg. Corp
5
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
i
1
Old Town Corp
Jan
9%
Corp—
■
Co
Brass
Ohio Power 4%%
Feb
1
—__
'
./
Manufacturing <5o
Petroleum Corp
38
—1
10
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
:
,
Occidental
427/8
,'j;
19
17%
% May
Jun
12,500
1,900
8,300
1
10c
Ogden Corp
17 % May
Jun
5
87/b
Jun
Jun
"% v
20 %
•
8%
1
(Del)
-::i
4,800
10%
16% Feb
12% Feb
11V2 May
7,000
9%
100
pfd
;
Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer
10,600
10c
Miami Extfuders Inc—
%
27%
8%
50
Pacific
•
%
26%
1
Co
Industrial
Novo
%
9%
25
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
19%
-
3,300
27%
1
5%
9%
Feb
Feb
2;:
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Jan
1,500
7%
4%
3%
8%
4,000
Royalties Inc_r^——1
North Penn RR
23%
•
—■—1
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—±-.—1
Merchants
10%
li
Airlines
Northeast
17%
com—
Mfg
Menasco
8%
Jan
Jan
Jun
7% May
7% Jun
1,500
10%
1.25
Apr
* May
7,400
23
6%
.
——50c
_1
8%
12%
1
;
Canadian Oils
North
20%
—3
Corp
8%
12 Va
•
Ltd
Southern
32%
5
3%
Inc
Massey-Ferguson
—
3,000
8%
Honduras Rosario—3.33 Vb
North American
19%
Ltd—
Corp—_—
8%
7%
8
12%
1
Inc
Noramco
23 %
1
—11
*
8%
*
Mines
24%
2,400
6%
_£1
warrants
Corp
Corp
7%
300
10 % May
Jun
-
Ltd-
Co
Martin-Marietta
8%
2%
3%
2
6,100
13,400
'
Jun
1
3,300
3%
2%
*
7%
.
1%
3%
2
1
v
5%%
Marconi International Marine,
-
i
1%
2%
1% Mar
1
Jun
3,900
58% May
Jan
Feb
2
4% May
1,000
22
5% May
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
1,800
Feb
30%
May
1% May
Jun
2%
19%
•
Apr
25% Mar
Jun
7b
Feb
4%
16
i
3,400
25,500
6
18%
14%
6
22 %.
•
•
1% May
11%
4,200
v
1 Va
19%
.
.*
-10c
1
Rubber
&
5,100
11%
Inc
-
4 TAO
1
33 %c
A
Inc
Majestic
Mansfield Tire
2%
14%
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
—.
Public
2
;
*
class
Co
Mackey
Maine
2
4
Jun
5,700
50c
Noma Lites Inc
Oxford
50c
corp
19% Mar
Jun
1U
27 Va
25c
Land
Arizona
Co
&
Nickel Rim
Overseas
1 MacFadden-Bartell
45%
Jan
Feb
-
■
38
14%
Mar '
*
-—1
Lynch Corp
15%;
Jan
May
22 %
1
New York Auction Co
7% May
58 Va May
.•> 65%
12%
Apr
Mar
13Ve
14% May
12 Va Jun
*
Zinc
Process
flfM'
Jun
15%
16%
62%
—
Exploration—_—30c
&
3%
3%
10
Service—.
Louisiana
45,900
1,400
32
Jun
Feb
1%
16
35%
'
Louisiana
Jun
6%
5,000
2%
14%
——
20c
Co
;
9% May
22
10
10%
Hi
45
1
New Park Mining Co
Feb
9
Jersey
Mexico &
New
Jan
-
1
•
11%
10
•
12
Bartlett—*
—_—25c
Corp„
May
2%
400
,
J a.n
8
32,000
4%
9
14%
10c
Min & Chem Co
New
6% Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
300
14%
30c
50c
Co
Mur
New Idria
Jan
>3% Jun
2%
Feb
4%
4
4,200
2
New
Jan
X 4%
18%
,
5%
15
600
10%
X 71/a
'• 6%
li> /2
Jan
20%
Jun
12
| 20*
Jun
4
800
*
12%
'
1
Jan
3%
,
13 % May
4V8
2%
1%
25 %
.
10
Mar
y
12%
Jan
2 %. May
-
500
——1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
1,900
:
A%
.—
Olass A—1
5
Jun
25%
Apr
2%
4
4%
7i
Le; Tourneau (R <3r)' Inc—
—1
Leyine's Inc
——1-4
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
1
5%
preferred——
:
1.10
Lithium Corp o£ America Inc__*
1—1
Livingston Oil Co__X
1__10c
Loicke Steel Chaih———1—2.50
Lockwood
3%
2%
500
11
'
—1
—1
L25c
Corp_—
Realty
4,400
.
14
r
1
.
—
•'
10%
13%
——
-_5
Corp——'—.
3
3%
10%
.10
15,000
3VB
2%
•;
—.v.
(
._3
Larchfield
10 »/a
8%
._1 ;'•' '
10 % May
8% May
1,700
9
2^
10
Associates
Packing
Nestle-Le
10 Va
9
10%
1
Nelly Don Inc
10%
9
2
Inc
Stores
Ne*anam
10%
7%
1
Inc
Co
National Video Corp
_1
6%
25c
Rental Ltd
National Union Electric Dorp
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
7%
1
Machinery
National Transit
3«
20%
23
12% Mar
Jun
7% May
1% Jun
Feb
20%
19%
Machines
National Research Corp
Jan
15%
Weld
Industries
Presto
1
10c
Inc
Company
_33VbC
Electronics Corp__
1
1
5
1
Corp
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
7%
9% May
4% May
,
National Bellas Hess.
!
Apr
25%
-
4% May
6% Jun
Nat Nast Inc class A
.
Feb
19%
Jun
16
Jan
3%
Apr
500
7
5%
Jun
12,600
Jan
3% May
2,000
9%
%
12,100
Apr
35
1
Inc
2%
5%.
4%
Apr
Jun
.24
4 Va
6% Mar
12%
May
-
600
ii%;
-
^8%
900
1
3,800
.
17%
4%
7.50
—
%
3 %
10%
25c
17%
Co
Forge
:
2.50
Corp class A
(The)
%
3Vb
—
w
„
Smith
Kulxa
%
oo
i
__
Corp
(The)
Kropp
i
—1.
Inc
L)
Corp
Kratter
i
i
Dept Stores Itac—„
(S)
Kleinert
•_
4
377a
m
ir
5
Jan
3%
'
n
Inc
Napco Industries
Feb
2%
Jun
£0%%:
National
Kingston
Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
9%
10
50c
Nachman Corp
8%
8%
27 va
9
Apr
9% May
13%
.
4%
23
9
Feb
21%
•:
4
23%
2.50
99% Mar
26%
2^1/2
1
-2.50;
1
1-lOc
1.25
Co
Company
141/4
.
Kingsford Company
17%
12ya
5
Kilembe Copper Cobalt Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil Company———
2»/a
5%
24
25c
Co
(Del)
(Walter)
43,800
95%
1
1
1
Kay Jewelry Stores "Inc—__:
2
6%.
:
100
pfd
Company
Broad Bldg Co
Chemical
5%
2%
50c
&
Corp
Kawecki
6%
,
Mfg
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
4%
2.50
Muntz TV Inc
Kaiser
'
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
May
14%
11,400
1,400
Apr
Jan
14%
8% Feb
.
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34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Friday
Last
...
Week's
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Aircraft
Piasecki
Plastics
21%
Pneumatic
High
Low
Products
class
>*
4
4%
-
4%
900
3%
Silvray
39% Mar
1,100
Jun
3%
Jan
:
Lighting
5%
Feb
American
6% May
13 % Jan
ey8
4,700
5%
Jun
6%;
1,400
5%
Jun
8% Mar
7%
3,300
7
Jun
10% Mar
1,000"
8% May
12%
Sinclair
Power
"
8%
''''
8%
'»
15
*
94 y4-
93%
15
350
7%
1,800
29
4%
-
Jun1
13%
Feb
1,100
6%
29
93%
—
3,900
5%
4%
109%
Apr
20.
Boardman
Inc
(Del)
Jun
28 %
Jun
44
■
"•••'
Oil
13%
Soss
Inc
Precisionware
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
Class
Coast
Penn
41%
8%
725
1%
1,800
lft
29
5%
8,500
9%
1,300
Jun
cumulative
4.56%
cumulative
5%
Jun
23%
.
Jun
43
Jun
13%
8
9%
preferred
21
10%
10%
10%
1,400
88%
89
-
47%
45%
*
10%
10%
5
Co
14%
13%
Corp
Pyle-National Co
125
47%
600
11
700
15%
-
2%
4%
5,500
17
22%
Feb
Speedry
Chemical Products
Apr
Spencer
Shoe
13
Jan
Sperry
Rand
Arena
74% Mar
Standard
Brands
Standard
Paint
26%
25%
26%
5,000
25
Jun
Forgings
Products
Feb
Standard
Shares
Stanley
R
Industries
Ramo
Inc
class
*
Real
of
Class
10
Jun
18%
Feb
15
Steel. Farts
May
29%
Apr
Stelma
18%
,17-
—1
;
11
1
10%
5%'
1
Corp
Investment
Co
10
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc__
"3
.
5,200
64
7,200
14
3'/it
3%
2,200
4%
Jun
2,700
10%
Jun
8%
4,000
1
6%
7
•
7%
8%
Warrants
Rio Grande
Vtc
series
Ritter
to
Finance
A
Jan
class
Technical
Rochester Gas
&
Rodney Metals
Rogers
Corp
Rollins
1965
3
B
1
5%
1
common
5,%
4%
6
:
9%
8%
8 it %
8>
.
'.r-
9,500
4% May
4,200
5
Jun
7%
6%
Jun
19%
Jan
82%
Jun
86
;
•
*."j
5
6%
100
11%
13
;•
1 < *
1
10%.
11%
y
Field
ord
regis
£1
314
1.50
344
11%
13%
Jun
10%
Jun
5%
6%
5
12
1
9
11%
8%
3%
7
5
777 12,2.00
Class
Talon
Jan
v
7
Jan
,
B
Jun
Tampa
Electric
4
Taylor
10%
TelePrompter
7%
8%
19,500
1
4
2
3%
,
4
1%
3%
1
3 %
*
,
Inc—.1
3.
;
.
1
.8,900
preferred-—
11,500
1%
5%
-
2%
Jan
3%
15%
7%
Jun
400
i
:
2%
3
3,100
7
7%
1,000
3
20%
20
Petroleums
Ltd
Television
Jan
Feb
-
Tenney
1
Airlines
25c
:_10c
.
Securities Corp General——
V1
Seeman
Bros
*
Corp—
_l
I
Inc
3
Seligman & Latz Inc
1
Serrick
B_
Servo
Corp of America—
Servomechanisms Inc.Leather
1
_20c
Co
*
—
Shattuck
Denn
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
Co
5
*
Common.
preferred
12.50
Corp of America
•
3%
5%
,
3,800
H
Jun
Oil
Jun
2,100
9,600
18%
6%
10,500
6%
7,800
31
18%
2%
"
3
3%
3%
5%
%
3%
*
3% ?
3,400
5%
5% '
%
2%
900
2%
1%
1%
400
12%
13%
1,600
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30% May
Jun
4.32%
8%
21
Jun
Jun
34
Jan
Jan
2%
38%
4%:
19%
12 y4
22 y2
330
Apr,
60
Jun
5%
11
100
2,400
preferred
preference
preference
8%
1
13
Edison—
5%
4.78%
5
Gas
preferred
Rico Telephone
California
Feb
Feb
1% Jun
29 '
600
27%
8%
Jan
25
6%
—L_1
12 % Mar
Jun
38%
200
5%
9%
Apr
16
500
35%
6%
—12.50
11
5%
Co Inc common
Service
Puritan
38%
23%
1
1
20
preferred
(The) Company
Providence
Puerto
100
29
12%
*
—t—-l
Co.
19%
1
Ltd
convertible
4%%
8%
1%
Jan
62%
Jan
22%
£1
Corp
Oil
Southern
Corp
Progress Mfg
Public
May
10c
Mines
$1.25
Jun
12
Realty Corp—
—
Proctor-Silex
Prophet
4
1,100
10c
B
Preston
1,600
12%
—66%
Inc
A
Class
4%
12%
*
1
3!/2
43%
1
Manufacturing
South
Feb
8%
*
%
2 y4 May
34
25
1
Co
Corp
South
Jan
2%
4%
1
Royalties Ltd—
Lambert Co
&
Oil
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Airways Inc
Sonotone
'Jan
3% May
12%
41
43
:
*
*
Venezuelan
Amer
Slick
13% Mar
1% May
2.50
High
800
•
Singer
Jar
"6%
6,500
5
2%
% May
Publishing-,—
—
Apr
10%
•
4% Jun
100
5%
Simmons
Feb j
2%
Range Since Jan. I
Low
24,300
*
15%
1
4%
5
Corp of Canada
Prairie
Pratt
Alexander
&
43
$3 conv preferred
Simpson's Ltd
'
Southern
Powdrell
25c
High
ft
%
; %
2% V
receipts
deposit
5%
__
2.50
-1
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Low
1
Inc—
7
1
Polycast (The)
Shares
Automobiles—
Simca
5%
.
29
A
for Week
"
6
50c
Electronics Corp
Poloron
Jun
Ltd
6%;
10
Polarad
19
5,500
Range
of Prices
P&r
High
Mines
Sales
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
7%
Corp
Scale
21%
3%
4%
1
Inc
19
■mml'
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
*
Pioneer
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Silver-Miller
10 pesos
10c
4
•
1
Corp
Industries
Pierce
Low
5
Industries
a
Shares
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
Week's
Friday
Range
Par
(Range for w«t Ended j™ 29)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Monday, July 2, 1962
...
Corp
regis
—l
10c
100
50c
l
.
185
184% 185
2%
5
•
f r
-2%.
'5
30
500
100
8% May-
179
\
Jan
.
-
2.%
Jun
5,
Jun.-'
194
V. 4
67/s
Jun
Jan
Jan
Volume
Number
196
6173
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(35)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
.
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
U
Rubber
S
United
Reclaiming
Stockyards
Universal
Corp
American
Low
1
25c
Co
5 3%
Series
1962__
Warrants
Series
1955
Universal
Controls
Universal
4
1,500
Valspar
Valve
2,500 "
13A
Jun
2%
300
1%
Jun '
5
5%
2,000
6%
273/4
491/2
~5%
25c
5%
5%
17.78
Corp
If
27
I"
Jun
69,200
5
27
Jun
1
Corp
8%
8
8%
1,400
8
6%
2,100
61/2
1,600
4,200
(The)
18,500
53/4 May
America
Instrument
class A
Viewlex Inc
6%
"*9%
10,200
1
Co
10
-.'33/4
5
63/4
1
9'%
53/4
7
5
.
1:
5%
25c
5%
4'%
Corporation
a.
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
—1
1
41/4.
3%
4'A
9i%
10%
2
81/4
Vita
25c
151/4
*
73%
7%
8
5
5
5
1,000
3
3
100
Food
Products
Vogt
Manufacturing—
VTR Inc!
Waco
Aircraft
Wagner Baking
7%
—_1
*
Co
Waitt
&
6%
Inc
Bond
Precision
Webb
&
Knapp
series
$6
preferred
Inc
10c
common
preference
Wentworth
Manufacturing
West
Chemical
West
Texas
Westbury
Products
Utilities
Fashions
new
Western
Development
Western
Nuclear
pfd
American
dep
Western Tablet
Westmoreland
rets ord shares
Stationery—1
Wilson
(R
C)
Brothers
5%
Wood
(John)
18
91/8
8
2
1%
Industries
W)
(F
V;
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
preference-.
Wright Hargreaves
_!
System Inc class A
Express
Yonkers
preferred-
6%
Zale
Jewelry
Zapata
Zion
Foods
Jun
6
Jun
14%
51/4
11,400
41/4
11 »/2
6,200
5%
Jun
425
131/2
Jun
5%
131/2
14
35
141/a
15%
.
16 3/a
;
;
931/2 Mar
70
34%
1,800
rr,;>r
300
14% May
23/4
100
May
23% Mar
6% May
2V4 Jan
>
Co new common wi
.23/4
2%
%
.
%
101,000
1
71/4
Jun
1%
Jan
Apr
2 3/4
61/8
6%
3,400
51/2 May
43/4
7,700
3%
6'%
4
|3%
4
13%
143/a
3%
900
.
141/2
Jun
13 % May
2,500
;
50c
53/4
5
5%
5,400
Corp
10c
4%
43/a
41/2
3,300
3% May
73/4
41/8
400
4% May
8
Last
or
Low
Alsco
51/2S
Inc
Steel
• Ainer
Bethlehem
Steel
6s
1
Aug
Chica Oil Corp 6%
Edisoii
Boston
BSF
debs
Co
convertible
Raceway
K
Chicago Transit
Continental
Authority
N
Vending
6V2S
»
60
j36s
.
95
.
102
&
Gas
3%s
(Calif)
Electric
22
22
Feb-Aup
Baden
Danzig
3s
1971
3'As
1970
98%
82
88 i/a
96%
973A
78
90
82%
90'/a
87
85%
85'A
86%
86%
83
92
92
883/4
93%
*83
86
80%
84
89%
89%
86
92'A
98%
—
98%
96
101%
89%
861/2
102%
105
101
105 %
105
106
*106'A
101
102
105 7/a
,9
98%
102 7/a
IO31/4 103 5/a
15
993/4
1033/4
931/4
1
91%
94
89
92
931/4
*90'A
*93
89%
94%
*79%
85
78
90'
-60
»'
943/4
67%
77
91
91:
^ 60
29
83'%
139
'77
122*
5
i
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128'
1
/U
Corp—
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,-t
Jan-July
107
107
.....
June-Dec
;
■
-98%
'
983/4
6
97%
98%
14
971%
99
67
••
100
98'A
98%
-
80
*68 'A
'
Juue-Deo
.
(Germany) 7s 1951.:
Port & Waterways 6%s
Jan-July
:
—
1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—Debt
Adjustment' Debentures—
T 'u ': ? '•
A 1967
?eres
71
*120
'
:
7%
7%
—
9%
1949
7s
(issue
of
Oct
1927)
May -Nov
(Plan A)
*64
May-Nov
2%s 2008
66
60
*60
•;
April-Oct
1972:
5s
2%s 2008
*60
June-Dec
*99%
99%
Mar-Sept
1947
of Denmark
stamped
94
-
1947
1927)
May
97%
94
*119
Feb-Aug
(Plan A)
of Bogota—
of
94%
*94%
Jan-July
-
6%s
stamped
Bank
*993/4
Jan-July
—
1967
B
(Prov)
(issue
*50
61 %
64
100%
of) —
39%
47
38
47%
50
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997
1
3s Jan
38
38
de Janiero stamped
(Plan A)
2s 2012
50
10
48
50
transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in years range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
par
Bonds
•
value,
Deferred
a
delivery
being traded flat.
.
142%
"wi,"
95
convertible;
issued;
when
during the current week.
•
"cons," consolidated;
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
"M," mortgage;
with
"w w,"
.
,
* Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
§ Reported in receivership.,
"
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
97%
22
28
25
963A
101%
1976^—'-
debs
tive; "conv,"
1975—
88
953/4
*83
—1
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970,.
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
♦No
.
debs
74
103% 103%
*95
103%
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964
Rio
130
95
134
,
Gas
&
suboi'ai
(Republic
Sinking fund
102'%
93%
34
3
*102i/4 103%
Wasatch
100
96%
J
Improv$fiiqnt, & Investing
conv
117
86
—
-
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1985
Peru
91
6
—
71
96%
100
Mar-Sep
1976
6s
88
121
*100
Jan-July
1978
92
3
69
69
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
6s
137
86
Jan-Aup
1986
Mortgage Bank
94
19
99
90%
104
96
84
90
92%
92
99%
91
Mar-Sepf
1985
Gas
41/28- series
69
55%
88 3/4
99
77_Feb-Aug
i8
102
85
Feb-Aug
I
1983
M
• Hanover
High
11
*121
Quar-Feb
33/4s
Stores Corp—
convertible subord
Davega
91
1982
L
Parana
33
8
62
—June-Dec
1969
Assn
Low
34
.*55.%
.
June-Dec
sub deb
1970
A
33
June-Dec
1998
conv
2%s "series
53/4S
Brandywine
June-Dec
1974
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3'As T970
Appalachian
Bolsa
sub
conv
■
April-Oct
1982
";5%8
Jan. 1
No.
High /-■,
1981
1982
'
Range Since
Sold
May-ZVou
Mar-Sepf
G
•
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
1981
Feb-Aup
Counties
Week's Range
Friday
Period
993/4100
*
Feb-Aup
•7s
Interest
1965-
1979
Mortgage
Exchange
3s
3s
1978
Maranhao
BONDS
5
German
Feb
American Stock
Corp
E
series
90
98%
86
Feb-Aug
1976
4%s
96%
87
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
41/8
1
1972
F
•
Apr
Co
0t>sp
93
';,/■>
series
163/4 May
8 3/8
Jun
5
14
120
Feb-Aup
•
Jan
43/8 Mar
Jan
-102
.
96 3/8
92%
121%
-
D
Webb
8% May
_3%
_
110
319
98
*
—
Jan-July
99%
62
119
120
May-Nou
993A
130
Jun
41/2
6%
81%
126%
55
*84%
United
18% Mar
72
90
92%
Feb-Aup
California
;•
9
90
1976
J
<
*90%
!
1998—Jan-July
Service 0Inc 6s debs
;
_1973
Teletegister Corp 6s "May 1 1980.^
L—Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer, 6'/2s 1973— Mar-Nov
Jun
;;
6s
3zq,bo. .Food
Mar
41/
■nu
153/4
15%
98
Jan
May
12
A
C
H
-
99
131
30
*821/4
I
105
97%
41
*86%
Southwestern
Jan
18
98
70
97
Feb-Aup
series
116%
67
95 3/a
Jan-July
Southern
Mar
129
591/4
138
V
*973/4
1973
4%s series
•
;
-
175
*89
-
1973
Southern
Jan
29
May
6 3/a
10 i/s
Jun
15,900
—
B
43As series
;
Feb
90
99%
62%
160
A
5s r; -series
Jan
97
77%
series
4%s series
22 3/4 Mar
13% May
161/2
35
5
1
;—:
Off-Shore
Petroleum
Zapata
17
400
7,400
—
-
1967
Edison
43As series
Jan
243/4
-
-
t-':
Power
4'As series
Jan
33/4
Water
California
Co
67
175
-
3%s series
.
200
171/a
41/4
14%
25c
25c
Inc com
Raceway
1 % May
Harbor
49
49
95
t90
v
.-
1984—June-Dec
1968
3s
Jan
211/2
-
Feb-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
3%s series
Jan
291/4
Jun
3,000
0%
,_5s
£1
40c
6%
Yale
1%
Jun
Jun
warrants)
40
96
3 'As
■
regular
Ltd
3A
13
(without
103
103
90'A
96
Jan-July
1976
1977
•
99
46
21
103
100
2%s series
Feb
8
63/4
2
Woolworth
15%
debs
Corp—
107
153
95
,18
763/4
Jan-July
3%s
Gas
60
105
J96 %
Quar-Mar
6 <•
6
106
101
■
7%
•
54
54%
3s
Jan
Jun
.103
1976
debs
30
97% 1033/4
3%s series
May
251/8
3,300
13 7/8
1
Inc
32
2
14
*
Woodall
Jun
&
7s
Co
Equities
Southern
Feb
93/a
15%
51/4
1
Ltd—
38
IOV2
1,900
131/2
16
25
pfd„100
Light 4%%
Jun
15,400
63/a
1
^
11
20 3/a
17
15%
10
Wood Newspaper Machine
Industries
26
800
3/4
*
Co
10%
10%
3/4
1
common
&
600
Safe
Electric
subord
conv
71/2S
Apr
%
% May
1,400
American
Jan
18% May
10c
Industries
Apr
2->/8
49
103
1963
3%s
121
v
5%s
Power
95
92%
6
59
103
94%
90%
3%
983/4
-57
Mar-Sep
ApriZ-Oct
51
8
70
~
81
'
46
i-:
120
98 3/a
-
17%
70
10
7
66
103
jan-July
Service
53As
Feb
&
..
35
10%
55/8
114
•
v106
1976
to
mortgage
3s 1971
i :
98%
.
liq tr ctfs—
Ltd—
6'/2S
Water
66
114
,
1984—ApriZ-Oct
due
High
28
65
-
99
•
t3%
II
Jun-Dec
Jan-July
jan-July
1974
5s
America
^
.„
1
14
93
92%
t4
t
.
May-Nov
6'%%
6s
Co
96%
-
„
debs. 1973__Jun-Dec
1970
Realty
Feb
33%
■
28
1
preferred—
Wisconsin Pwr
7%
4%
Jun
4
1st
Rapid
Apr
Corp
extended
of
Public
Mar
2IV4
2% Jun
15,300
2,100
3/a
107/a
—
&
Jun
Power
3'As
7% Apr
94
;
56
May-No*
Tr
5%s
Corp
Petroleum
1st /mortgage
341/2 Mar
Jan
7,900...
261%
26
201/4
'Co
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
3
1
(The) Inc
Brothers
Williams
2%
1
Corp
Inc
Stores
Williamhouse
2V2
1
10c
10c
Stag Mfg Co—
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wiebolt
3%
;
Jun
Corp
Pennsylvania
Jan
10%
s—10
;
Oil
4
22'A
6,900'
4'A
2%
Is
*
White
River
4
Ohio
Feb
31/4 May
31/2 May
},
1st 6s 1982
71%
923/4
.
Jan-July,
,
conv.
now
Power
6%s due 1953
Jan
1043/4
Research
Hess
Electric
Nuclear
J&n
2 3/a
7s
56
12%
51
*-
ApriZ-Oct
1970
47/as 1978
Bellas
Occidental
Jan
3
Ltd—
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc—
Wichita
11 %
10 %
1/2
i.
13
1963
4s
1981
conv..
Corp
Realization
General
Nippon
Jan
Jun
83%:
1,500
3
&
Inc
4%
Power
Chemical
National
Jan
Jun
1
1,000
5,300
24
4i/a
5c;
Stockholders Invest
Western
33/4
22'A
•1
_._1.
Inc
Jun
H1-» V2
common„_rw.
Co
6 3/8
1% May
100
Equities Inc_
Western
I1/4
22'/a
1.25
50c
Inc_
4.40%
3%
33%
Italian
National
Jan
713/4
Jun
7
100
88
87
87
6 3/8
May
13,100
95,200
1%
•
Jan
3%
300
2
1
li/a
*
1
Weiman & Company Inc
7
5%s
Manhattan
I
May-Nov
RR
Livingston Oil Co 53/4s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
4% "Jan
28
1,100
43%
13A
"l'/a
1
Co
8'A
l'/a May
400
3%
37%
10
Instruments
Jun
Jun
debs
1974
—
Stores
&
Kawecki
Jan
5
6s
Jan. 1
Low
30
10%
70
.12
Apr-Ocf
*.
Western
Range Since
Sold
No.
30
May- Nov
Corp—
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Jan
2%
2,400
7
—4
common
conv
non-cum
Waltham
1%
Hartfield
Hudson
13 % Mar
Jun
1981
subord
6s
&
National
7%
1993_;
May-Nov
5%-s
Builders
Jan
23%
141/2 May
Inc
Hoffman International
93/4 Apr
21'A Mar
12 3/4
B
Bonds
High
,
May-Nov
Construction
Registered
Jan
1 13
•
&
1
1993
A
series
4s
Development
'
7% May
1,000
351/4
33
35
10%
4s series
'
•
Jan
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
RR—
Division—'
J
Realty
•Guantanamo
Apr
143/8
N
General
Jan
19%
of
General
Feb
Hi/2
91/2
600
15%
1'%
1%
*
100
common
preferred
6,100
8%
7%
15
Jun"
Western
wts 1976
ex
Fotochrome
Jan
12
May
3% May
Jun
12,900
6,200
Apr
11% Feb
,
&
National
,6%s
9% Jan
May
3
7,000
9%
1
Vinco
"
First
Feb
*35
81/4 May
3% Jun
1
25c
;
61/2 May /
7%
Feb
8
Lack
1st mortgage
.•1st mortgage
Feb
673/4
'
'
May
150
8
__5
Corp of AmericaCapital Corp of
Jan
5
8%
*
Sugar_
4%
43/a
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
Lackawanna
Apr
8
2%
10
Inc
Venture
Victoreen
May
13A
~
Utah-Idaho
Delaware
7% Mar
1%
com_10c
cl A
Universal Insurance
Marion
Jun
Interest
>
American Stock Exchange
High
2'/a
;
Oil
Container: Corp
Universal
53/b
300
5
ow
2 %
Consolidated
Universal
5%
4
4%
I
High
_
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp—
Warrants
,
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
QQIac
Sales
WnoL-'c
Week's
Friday
35
"cum," cumula¬
c," voting trust certificates;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 29)
'
,
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
43/as
debentures 1972—
f
s
33As
fund
sinking
1st
mtge
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
1st
S
1977
—
Mar-Sept
subord
4%s
4s
f debentures
s
Vanadium
of
Corp
1976
(
90% '"95%
—
9'83/8
__
91%
1003/8 1001/2
11
99
103
99'%
16
97
101 %
99%
102%
*99'A 100%
*91%
99%
993/8
—
101
1043/4 105
11
102%
__
103%
249
112%
163%
102
6
-
120%
May-Nov
1983—
__
1986
*93%
96s/8
ApriZ-Oct
102
96%
101
__
__
__
97%
98
150
102
82
,93'/8
95
100%
1969
4'As
conv
subord
debentures
1976
subord
debs
.
conv
June-Dec
99%
*
Mar-Sept
__
Mar-Sepl
101
79%
99
793/4
98
ref 3s
series
2%s
F
series
1978
G
3'As.series
M
ref
Virginian
1
lien
Fiist
lien
1st
6s
Ry
Vornado
Wabash
ana
&
s'lhnrd
ref
4'As
series
ref
4s
income
Inc
RR
3s
5s
J
H 1980
ser
I
96
843A
5s
—
June-Dec
—
*79%
101
Pacific
series
4s
I
1966
gtd 2361
!
Co
3%s
Teleg.
ser
5'As
Co
A
1981
debs
1987
3'As series D 1967
convertible
debentures
3%s
92
Central
s
f
debs
RR
Co—
9
82%
1975
mtge
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—
*84
*86%
May-Nov
2003
—
—
74%
1995
3'As ser C
F
—
1973-April-Ocf
May-Nov
1983
debs 2008
conv
subord
First
Gen
■
-ri
—
—
F*b-4*/0
debs
1982
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
—
54
54
96
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
^973/4
—
'
97%
104%,
86'%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
__
Mar-Sepf
96'A
99
85
,
96
*-
.
'
-
5
——
99'A
80%
93%
963/8
99%
50%
59%
50%
59
92
97%
80%
81%
99% 102
77
77
96%
99
104% 107
86
87
8
39
23
14
54%
80%
92%
—
i.
33%
94
•
98%
55
.
High
28'%
5
-
21
7
10
—
*95
86%
86%
31
94%
—
—
94
11
86%
7
—
•
Low
303/4
96
80% 80'%
*101
103%
*75
77
97% 97%
104 % 105'%
86'% 86'%
*73'%
953/4 97
__
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
2004
Jan-July
1st
86%
4%s inc series A Jan
Electric
mortgage
Wisconsin
Power
2%s
Public
2%s
1
2029
1976
86%
87
86%
—
97%
97%
Mar-Sept
3%s
60
9T"
95
99'%
85
86'A
95'%
15
97%
1971
Jan-July
57 %
65
40
—
40
57
—
—
79%
80%
—
—
--
--
89
94%
583/^ 60
*36%
*80%
May
June-Dec
1979
Service
__
__
-
—
75
*81
—
91%
917%
94%
9
9
79%
84
85
823/4
__
„
—
__
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
87%
85
88
Youngstown
1st
mtge
__
Mar-Sept
*
97%
*88
743/8
9
71%
86%
—
91
91 - •.
115%
115%
95
1971
Sheet & Tube
4%s
series
H
1991
April
—
April
68
Feb-Nov
"
—
Jan-July
97%
10
*67%
70
a
87%
90%
95
__
69%
Deferred
included
91
120
89
68
84%
70
84%
5
10
68
83%
*__
100
100'%
102
74%
113%
2
*79
April-Ocf
1978
Co—
1990
__
in
116
delivery
the
not included
year's
sale1 not
range,
75
n
in the year's range,
included
in
the
Under-the-rule
y
year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd
not included in the year's range,
sale
.v.
' 72
8P%
•.
the
'
Act,
\
reported
Bankruptcy
*
•
Friday's
bid
Bonds
selling
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
securities assumed by such companies.
ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
or
and
flat.
lot sale not
r Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
* Companies
1981
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
97%
^92%
Jan. 1
No.
•
mortgage 4s series A
mtge
Wisconsin
Co-
First mortgage 3%s series B
—
May-ZVov
1980
303/4
*85
*97'%
r<iL*79%
Range Since
Sold
High
nt/
•
series
—
—
Jan-July
f debs 1978
s
—
Jan-July
1984
Union
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-No»
Jan-July
1982_
RR
—
May-Nov
1967
1974
debentures
Income
Wisconsin
136
84%
—
*85%
April-Ocf
1983
B
—
Mar-Sepi
1981
1982._
Gen mtge 4s Income series A Jan
Gen
1970
Feb-Aup
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Deo
ser
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
General mortgage
3%s
Wilson & Co 4'%s
102'/a
94
3%s
1st
debentures
33As
Mar-Sept
mtge 23/4s
1st mortgage & refund 33/8s
&
Mar-Sept
1979
First ana refund
1st
RR
First mortgage
103%
78
3%s 2000
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
94
6
gold
4s registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5s
853/a
69
Sale Price
,
1980
Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser E 1975
& ref
Power
5%s
Virginia Electric &
1st
Penn
.
Co—
&
West
Whirlpool Corp
debentures
1st
Electric
Western
America—
subord
gtd
Lighting gen mtge 3%s
mortgage 3s 1979_-
General
Western
*853/„
—
•"
Jan-July
ref
Penn
105V2
114% 125
|
105%
*1033/4 105
-i.
West Shore
91%
__
101
first
West
•
105
ApriZ-Oct
debs
conv
41/2S
''
—
101
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
Vendo
"
RR
Westchester
:
v/.,
1981
1967
Steel
States
'
Last
Period
Exchange
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
96%
May-ZVot)
Y
debentures
debentures
1
'
'
93%
:
May-Nov
debentures
2%s
Rubber
2%s
United
—'
6
*/
:
,,
Warren
High
90
Jan-JuZy
Freight Co—
States
conv
__
Mar-Sept"
1978
coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980
f
s
United
U
4%s
trust
__
mtge &
5%s
5s
coll
&
debentures
f
s
*90
89
—
—
95
Interest
Low
Jan. 1
Low
No.
;,95
95%
95%
<(v,
__
Aprll-Oct
1973-
1st
4%s
—
Aprll-Oct
debentures
*89%
__
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-2Vo»
High
New York Stock
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Jan-July
;
coll trust 3%s 1971
-vist mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
mtge &
Bonds
Friday's
Low
vi- 1st
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
.
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
Continued, from page 30 *
•
Section 77 of
...
36
The Commercial and Financial
(36)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Shares
'
■
Low
Agricultural Chemical
American Motors Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
Tel
&
Edison
Personal
Co
13%
33 Ya
for Week
Shares
29%
843
..
98
289
(
531/2
38 V4
Oil
Low
5
;17%
Jan
Socony Mobil Oil
Sperry Rand !
Jan
Standard
30% Mar
h
—15
,
Cities
:>*■
*
Service
48 /l'' 48%
13%
———-5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
6%
Co—
—100
B
100
1st
preferred "A"__
cum
preferred class
cumulative
adjust
6%
5%
First
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
52 y2
Jan
Standard
Oil
Jun
Standard
Oil
76%
Jans
Standard
Oil
58%
Jun
Feb
Studebaker-Packard
Gillette
Island
Creek
Coal
Co
60
'
33% May
20
Jun
'
35
22% Mar
55
*
(Ir.d)
Kennecott
10
53%
24
Jan
14
Jan
51 Vb May
2,654
37%
71%
805
50%
'
Feb
Texas
Gulf
30%
22%
124
:
United
Jan
U
S
U
S
Jan
43 y4
Jun
1,898
35
Carbide
Feb
72%
116'A
Jun
54%
Union
Apr
24
■
May
Air
Steel
Western
New
England
Electric
England
Tel &
Olin
Railroad
May
20
327/a
Jan
(FW)
Mathieson
Drug
Shawmut
20%
21%
2,128
May
26%
933
36% May
51 y2
112
68
Jun
73 % Mar
26%.
27
110
26 y®
Jun
41
11
155
10%
Jun
18%
Feb
25%
26%
343
257/a
Jun
53
Jan
28
30
380
28
Jun
40
19'A
20%
Jan
52
,10 % Jun
45% May
41
52
11
2.50
•
30
—1
*
Co
•
21%
19%
1,394
50
21%
46%
22:%
1,111 V
50
U S
23%
Shoe Machinery Corp com
25
Smelting Refining & Min'g com_5Q
Electric
Co
100
l-^a
4%%
Corp
69%
100
25
27%
792
Feb
30 %
Feb
70%
Jun
Jan
43% Mar
22% Jun
35
!
6.25
26%
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Aeronca
\
of Prices
%
Allen
Electric
v-i;.-
•
N
O
& T P
Cincinnati
Equip
Allied Supermarkets
American
Avis
Metal
Industrial
Du
Corp
U.
S.
gtd
_
41
164
Feb
189
19% May
24 Ya Jun
24%
25%
39%
Feb
32
105
31
Jun
32
Jun
2.0%
22%
824
20%
Jun
30 %
66
22%
19"%
24 %
66
66
Jun
69
§4%
__
17
24%
62%
57
26%
26%
15%
52 »A
2,712
.
40
Jan
Mar
29%
Feb
Metal
Davis
5%
Jan
9
10%
Jun
16%
15%
Jun
14 %
18 Ya Mar
14/4
100
14%
Jun
25% Mar
15
15%
134
15
Jun
473/4
Jun
66
&
Jun
48
13%
148
11% May
173/8
1,167
981/4 May
29% Jun
136%
32%
240
738
20%
21%
200
42%
513/s
_
28 3/8
Feb
44%
Jun
40%
40%
110
403/a
213/a
230
123/4
123/4
50
17% May
12% Jun
34 y4
313/a
34%
245
31%
Jun
43%
23%
22%
24%
736
22 Va
May
52%
19
19
35%
50
38
47%
46 %
Jun
28% Feb
18% Apr
18% May
100
;
; '•
v.
47%
39%
I
47%
25
32% May
44%
22
'
429
423/4
•
Jan
Jan
Mar
523/4 Mar
44%
14%
21%
221/2
13%
12%
13%
393/4
43
1683/4 : 172%
39
47
May
184
623/8
May
41 y2 May
/ ! 130
14 Va
Feb
Mar
53
40
42%
722
39"%
Jun
59%
9%
Jun
9"%
9%
10
34%
771
1
21
100
21
50
4,262
47
625
12
Jun
17%
Feb
328
37%
Jun
48 y2
Apr
38
Apr
11%
Feb
JunJ
33'%
Apr
Jun
61
Jan
1,809
3,244
72
Jun
114 y4
38
370
38
Jun
21%
20
43%
Jun
22
27
Feb
48 V2
45%
48%
5,643
2%
2%
200
100
28
1,194
9
31%
2%
2%
700
45%
2V4
345
3,044
2%
100
:
30
13%
20%
100
6y4
531
6
16%
>
__1
16%
3
__
33%
534
1,383
453
3
200
33%
32%
315
Jan
4/2
"
May
3% May
3% May
Jun
3%
12
.'
6
2%
Apr
,38
May
May
Feb
16% Mar
25%
Jan
Jun
15%
4
10%
Jan
19
Feb
32 y4
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
28% May
20
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
2%
29%
Jan
36%
22%
2%
1
57%
May
6ya Mar*
3%
20%
y4
4% Mar
Jun
26 y2
24V4
12%
y2 Mar
'
22%
Vj 13%
41
2% May
3%
*
Jun
17% May
3 % May
1,132
8
2%
1,441
3
27 y4
24
1
Upjohn Company
Jan
42%
/ /
77%
9
,
12%
33%, May
8% Jun' V
j/:
31%
10
^
Feb
Feb
72
2
Distributors
Jan
Mar
270
9.
31%
28
£
21%
Feb
38
77%
10
Corp
3,295
35%
38
—
5
<
Feb
May
4% Mar
Jun
51
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
A, compilation
28%
72%
61
1683/4
166
85 y2
Jan
173/4 Mar
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Ross
_
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Allis
Airlines
American
Broadcasting
Paramount
American
American Machine &
Motors
Corp
Jun
253% Mar
.American
Rad
Stand
Jun
115
18%
Jun
263/a
Jan
American
Tobacco Co
Jun
53%
Jan
American
Viscose
74
158
20%
48 y4
54%
45
201/4
60
60%
224
713/4 Jun
36%. Jun
20 Va
54%
Jun
115%
\f.
Jan
43y2
May
Ampex
Corp
Anaconda
Apache
36%
Feb
78% Mar
Armco
1,167
Jun
573/8
Jan
Armour
20%
273
18% May
29%
Jan
Ashland
31%
129
29%
Jun
45
Jan
24%
22%
24%
88
22 Va
Jun
29%
Feb
34%
443/a
44%
30
251/2
26%,
157
253/8
Jun
33%
46 y®
40
36%
165
33% May
44
May
44
56%
Corp
,443A
5%
Atlantic
36 3/8
60
33%
Jun
74
40 3/4
Jun
35
23 y2
May
443/4
45
70
42 3/4
Jun
62% Mar
284
183/8
Jun
28 y2
82
29%
Jun
393/4 Mar
48%
19 y®
18%
19%
32
29%
32
5
__
•
_
2
Register
5
1
343/8
34%
94
33%
Jun
41%
48%
257
41 Vb
Jun
Apr
703/8 Mar
37%
27
34%
Jun
52%
5
53
24%
5
Jan
34%
75%
53
75%
53
1
50
Jan
74%
Jun
130
75
Boeing Company
Apr
Booth
54%
Jan
Borg-Warner
Jan
Erach
Jun
96%
Jun
18% Feb
__33%c
35%
35%
100
35 Va
Jun
57%
43
44
60
43
Jun
60
29%
29%
50
29 %
Jun
36% Mar
39
Jun
63 % Mar
59 %
5
44
5
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39
42%
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39%-
35%
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46
42%
46
34%
35%
24%
20 g
5
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1 2/5
18%
Roebuck
footnotes,
42%
3
see
page
39%
103
Feb
Mar
382
35%
Jun
73
40%
Jun
80 Va
154
33%
Jan
40
Jun
38% Mar
24%
33
24 %
18%
1'8%
39
59%
60
96
17% May
59 Ya Jun
26%
87%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
23%
Jun
47 Vz
Feb
Jan
42%
2,300
38 y4
May
47
Feb
35%
39
2,800
35%
Jun
47%
Apr
45
Jun
78%
42%
Jan
45
13%
48%
1,100
21
22%
3,400
26
22%*
28
13
400
13%
20 % May
Jun
26
Jan
38 V2 Mar
8,300
12
May
13%
13
13%
2,700
13
Jun
18V4
Jan
105%
100
105 y4
12,800
98 y2 May
136 y4
Jan
31%
30
31%'
44
44
11%
40%
38/8
11%
40%
25
1
3,200
30
100
44
200
17%
Jun
42
Jun
Jan
Apr
61% Mar
10%, May
20 y2
2,700
38 %
Jun
52%
Jan
15,700
10V4
Jun
28%
Feb
12%
10%
13
29%
27%
29%
600
48%
43%
48%
-3,900
27
May
43%
Jan
42% Mar
Jun
71% Mar
5G%
Feb
28 y4
Feb
22%
21%
23
2,900
10%
3,300
47%
45
47%
300
America_2.50
13%
123/4
13%
21 %
19%
21%
11%
11%
1
10
(Un)
9%
13
_♦
10
...
2
Corp
Inc
(Un)
(Un>
J)
Industries
27%
Jan
Jun
10 % May
Jun
6,500
12 y2
Jun
57% Feb
31 Va Jan
4,800
17'A May
28%
Feb
100
11%
Jun
19
Apr
21%
20 Ya
Jun
21%
22%
400
13
20 y4
2,400
13%
13 y®
13%
1,800
193/8
215/s
1,600
19%
Jun
49%
50 Va
52%
700
50 V4
Jun
75%
Jan
1%
1%
300
iya
Jan
1%
Feb
31%
34 Va
7.100
31Ya
Jun
1,250
34%
1
12
27% Apr
'24
May
Jan
l9y4
y4 May
Mar
Jan
43% Mar
20
21
21
40%
39%
40%
700
May
36% May
24 y4
5
(Un)
(E
9%
20%
P2
8
21% May45
21 %
*
5
353/4
345/a
35%
750
34
Jan
43
Feb
38%
35%
38%
2,100
35%
Jun
48
Jan
25
21
25 %
14,400
21
Jun
41% Mar
22%
24%
18,600
22 %
Jun
52%
Jan
Feb
5
*
*
-
y4
Apr
56% Mar
_5
(Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Corp
Business
Capital Corp
Calumet & Heela Inc
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Pacific
(Un)
Carrier
Jun
23%
May
Corp
Company
Burton-Dixie
15%
800
"i Jun
Corp..
Corp
Sons
Burlington
2,000
24%
20
Brunswick
Budd
16%
67 Vb Mar
'
33
Fisheries
&
Jun
1,540
Manufacturing Co
Jan
30%
10%
America
Steel
Jun
71%
45%
1,100
_i
Consolidated
50% May
22% Jun
4
Jan
500
15%
Jan
40 y8
5"
39%
47
28
22
Co
40
10%
Jun
34%,
—
118
75
—
Howell
24%
10 %
17%
5
10
of
Co..
39%
71%
1,500
42%
10
Co
Co
Mfg
Binks
Jan
19%
47%
21
Gossett Co
22%
71
23
.3
Canteen
Bell
Jan
Jun
33
^
Belden
Benquet
57
14%
22
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hainilton
Bell
Jun
4,600
39
—5
—*
Bendix Corp
35 y4
y8
23%
16%
2,100
15
10
Corp (Un)
(111)
Bastian-Blessing
12 % Mar
38%
...2.50
Corporation
&
500
•
Jan
8% Mar
14%
'
;
J
&
pfd
Refining Co
Bethlehem
_10
Petroleum
Avco
7
-
19% Mar
4% May
6% Jun
17%
'>
1.25
39%
_l
Lead
Jun
46%
5
Distillers
Gypsum
33%
27
37%
75%
;
non-cum
Automatic
2,100
21
50
(Un)
(Un)
69% Mar
26
3/4,
1
Chemical
Common
Feb
461/4
Corp
Co
Oil
4%
80% Mar
*r
.6.25
(Un)._
Refining com
Atchinson Topeka & Sadta Fe—
Mar
32% May
57% Feb
1
McGraw-Edison
&
Jun
33 Ya
Louisiana Gas—:
Steel
48%
18%
29%
26%
1.66%
San (Un)
_____
Company
Jun
llVa
45%
19%
1
Corp
Arkansas
20 ya
45
1.75
American Tel & Tel Co
Jun
35% "
5
Industries
&
Jun
10%
900
6%
1
Climax
373A
,.
10
(Un)
Foundry
Metal
166
30.
(Un)
American
62 W
1,700
35%
15
1
12.50
Products
377
3.33%
(P)
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum
St. Regis Paper
Home
500
11
11%
1
High
-
(Un)
(Un)
193/s
*
Pepsi-Cola
Co
■
4%
1
1
;
Theatres
Can
(Un)
(Un)
39
*
RR
America
American
American
26
_
of
373/4
38%
*
.;
Low
63
11 '/a
1
Aluminium Ltd
Range Since Jan.
High
10%
9
__10
39
—-.10
__
(Un)
Mfg
Co
62%
25c
1J,
Chemical
Chalmers
18%
60%
Tel
Mining
Electronics..
85%
36%
Shares
Low
10
—
Corp
19%
'.71%
of Prices
1
Co
Admiral
Advance
Jan
Mar
for Week
5
90%
90%
only
Sales
Range
-'
Sale Price
American Cyanamid Co
Jun
transactions
Week's
Last
Par
American
393/4
the round-lot
Friday
60% Mar
Jan
of
STOCKS
18
Jun
203/4 May
12 V* May
59
Feb
59
133
155
Jan
30
•v
22 Yb
54
,
60%
Jun
58
243/a
42
45% May
185
48
23%
43
—2.50
Jones & Laughlin
15%
Jun
—4
Jan
19%
King-Seeley
of
Shirt
31 ya
Dairy
Jun
35%
Jan
71%
12%
1
Harvester
National
10
465
Apr
383/a May
433/b Jun
19% May
-1
21%
3
National
.Jun
302
1
—
.
Jan
29%
209
1%
__
Paper
Cash
11
10%
38
Jan
993/4 105%
40 3/4
5
_
884
10
36%
__1
Jan
13
49%
38%
_r
Monsanto
11%
10%
*
Studebaker-Packard
Udylite Corp
Apr
37 %'
3
preferred.:
•> Apr
23
45
•117
383/4
u
Minnesota
11
1
Co
Mar
36
52%
38%
43%
5
_
Martin-Marietta
__
..10
Mfg Co
Scotten, Dillon Co.
United
6%
•
High
30% Mar
473/4
40%
i
Pennsylvania
Clemens
Jan. 1
Low
170
V92% Jan
36
491/4
iy4
Oil
Corp
Mt
Parke
10
_
;
For
24% Jun
57 / Jun
26% Jun
10
64
26%
_
Sears,
Mar
Range Since
High
300
__l
Lansing Stamping Co
3
..
_
General Motors
Sehenley
Jan
24
32
172y»
Com
113%
Shares
13
iJ
...
Rudy
7
Gas
common
Oil
Apr
for Week
2,237
..1.66%
25 Yb
5
General Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Pure
100
Kysor
Sales
Range
12
■:
19%
141/4
—
General Dynamics
General Electric
Radio
j
17% Jun
13
Week's
of Prices
47%
Corp
Rickel (HW)
& Co
Rockwell-Standard Corp
_
__
&
Jan
Exchange
13
Chemical
S) Co....
Heater Co
Jan
50C
_
Tel
Jan
50
(S
Jan
42%
Federated Dept Stores
Phillips
,
May
93
600
Jun
Motors
Lakes
Aluminum
Kodak
International
70
1
52%
1
International
Feb
8%
21
^
Industries
21%
5
_
International
65%
6%
5
Jun
10
Greyhound
$1,000
2.50
12% May
Pont
National
-
'
_
69
21
;
60
1
-
—
Motor
Jan
1
Co..
370
•
Corp
El Paso Natural
National
.
Great
50% Mar
51
Feb
/! •'
027% Jun-t&
25
General
Kresge
8
_
Steel
National
j,r37% May
—
Wood
38% Feb
3
__
Dayton Power & Light
Mead
140
„
Jan
/ivi13ii/A Jan
13
.
Gas
Lorillard
Motor
New common w i
14%
10
Gulf
20
50c
com.
Service
New
Ford
42%.
Cities
Eastman
Mar
13%
19%
25
Ford
96%
20
1
Chemical
90%
1
42%
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler
Du
49
Gar
10
Dry Goods new
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Detroit
Jun
5
35% Mar
50
_
63 %
3
32%
94
321/®
Avco,
Dow
;
Jun
80
103%
—
Wright
40
-
Jan
11
Federal-Mogul-Bower
25V\
30%
6.25
-
-
Associated
Curtiss
aJn
63%
20
28Va Jun..
27%
33%
_
Steel
Corn Products
39%
I—_—__t
Fruehauf Trailer Co.-
18% Jun
13%
Ashland Oil
Columbia
^
IVt Jan
;
24»/4 May
1
__
Tobacco
Brunswick
Jun
23
1
_
_
American Tel & Tel Co
Eurlington
Burroughs
High
Jun
167
.1.66%
Steel
Jun
STOCKS
American Motors
Anaconda
25 y4
15%
Steel
220
26
*
America
Cyanamid
Bethlehem
4%
38
482
10
of
343
10%
—
200. '
20
5
Allis-Chalmers
Armco
>
18%
50
Playing Card
American
10
80
2%
Co
27% ■/
♦
common
14%
Gamble common
American
Co
Motors
5
UNLISTED
25%
63%
34% Mar
15%
Corp.!
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Range Since Jam 1
30%
I
Aluminum
Power
Refrigeration
42%
•:
Procter &
41 %
5
5
8.60
78%
Jun
5
1
Lunkenheimer
t
Detroit
40%
10
RR
22% May
413/8 „Jun
24%
1
Paper
Continental
28%
*
Cards
Miami
Jun
49% Mar
5
Low
__5
1
Mfg
Little
Jan
121%
78
10
18%
50
Stock Yard
Eagle Picher
Kroger
Jun
709
25
37%
20
Chemicals
Hobart
23
Jun
39 Va
1
Budd Company
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
26%
10
common
Gibson
83%
14
—1
Q
Products
39'/a Jan
40
♦
8.50
National
Bois
151
1
Jun
Copeland
257
2*%
25
common
common
Union
4%
28%
25%
10
Telephone
Cincinnati
Diamond
1
90%
39%
59% Mar
•
45%
Par
&
25
„
Low
451/4
45
__
Milling
C
451/4
*
preferred
Cincinnati
28% Feb
463/t May
11% Jan
25%
Sale Price
Borman Food Stores.:
High
4%
__
Gas
116
24%
Last
.
74 y2 Mar
Shares
Low
1-
Brewing
Carey Manufacturing
Papers
*
24%
Friday
.
Jun
for Week
89
,
Burger
Chamberlin
U%
—•
,
Detroit. Edison
Range
Sale Price
Cincinnati
223/4 May
69
69%
Sales
Last
Par
Champion
;
20
24%
Detroit Stock
•
■
STOCKS
Consumers
Piano
82
Jun
41%
deb
.
62%
Jun
46%
310
69%
/
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Baldwin
*
48%
12%
'
Consolidated
Westinghouse
23%
5"%
26%
Jan
Co
Railroad
81
"59% Feb
10 % Mar
44%
Jan
10%
10
Mass
Feb
6%
83%
—
.10
BONDS
Jan
70
Company
&
Feb
•
453A May
473/4 May
Apr
41%
68
United
Vermont
57%
56%
177
Jan
19 ya
May
31
947
Apr
38%
Stop & Shop Inc
United Fruit
16
15
2iy4
Association
Torrington
Jun
Feb
42 3/4
44
50%
50%
Jan
14
11%
41'A
5
Chemical
85%
Jun
300
300
20
100
Chemical
&
67%
14
11%
.—100
Co
H)
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall
491
14
Jan
Feb
25%
...
Transit
77
39%
-2%
Woolworth
11%
1
System
Tel
(N
70
67%
25
Association
New
Northern
*
Theatres.—..
Racing
;
-16%
v
Jan
Jun
'40%
'
88 3/4
Union
55%
563/4
25
i.: v
5
Jun
Jan
563/4 *
48%
Westinghouse Electric
'
Feb
23%
23%
—.1
:
78% Mar
,
56
Jun
6%
*
;
Jun
13
473/4
6%
•
Corp
.'
-J
Shoe
443A
48%
-12%
Sulphur.
102
246
•
-7
40
;
Jun
36%,
1,550
59%
22%
'"N
—
/•;
761/2
54%
30%
50c
Copper Corp
Loew's Boston
____
;
.
Jun
*"
563/4
...10
1
Sunray Oil
Cincinnati
Narragansett
r
14%
43%
—7
(Ohio).,
47
13
31
;
III25
(N J)/:
High
119
•
Feb
48
Jan
26
15
53/;;
36%
59%
1
common
:
71%
5
2.50
:
13 Va
30
15
—5
Company
May
89
24
24
.
Co
v
Low
31%
443/i
'
——.
100
i_——.—
w
General Electric
37%
47
31
14/-: v!
•
33%
May
Texaco
/
Inc.——
Co
New common
-
39%
37%
—
Street Railway
Mass
345
13%
37%
Copper Range Co—
Eastern
31
'
-u.—
-50c
Brands
Range Since Jan. 1
High
;
31%
—
Jun
29 V<
Sinclair
136 V2
..-.May
50 y4
956
High
Jun
12% May
8,685
33%
50y4
20%
■
~
Property Trust
Sales
Range
Par
Low
,"5
38%
38»A
10
new
20%
99% 105%
104 y*
50
Company
Bos con
Boston
High
13
13%
33 Vh
:
Week's
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
V-'"*
,
20%
*
1.66%
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
.
Sale Price
Range
Last
Amer
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
,
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
Stock Exchange
Boston
STOCKS
Chronicle
Corp common
Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)
93/4
450
9%
Jun
15%
1
183/B
193/a
1-100
18%
Jun
25% Mar
38
2,900
33 %. May
18 % Jun
53% Mar
5
37%
35%
12.50
18%
18%
^1
5%
5
10%
Ltd—16%c
*
18%
200
24
y4
Jan
11,700
6
10%
4%
Jun
6Va
Jun
300
10%
Jun
17%
Feb
%
Jun
1%
Feb
"%
3/4
%
500
215/8
22
200
343/4
323/4
343/4
300
293/4
31%
2,700
25
10
10
21% Jun
31V2 May
42% Jan
42% Feb
29%
42 y2
Jun
45.
■
A
"V "J
■
\'
Jan
Number 6173
196
Volume
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(37)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 29)
Celanese
Illinois
S
P
—2.50
1
Chemetron Corp
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio By
Paul
St.
Cities
Gas
Electric
&
Co
Insurance
Continental
of
Oil
Products
Corn
Crowell-Collier
Deere
&
Delaware (Un)
'
f
Diamond
Chemical
Du Pont
.
Kodak
Fairchild
Tire
Firestone
Ford
New
37%
;
100
37%
Jun
50
Mar
National
Tile
49
940
47 % May
58%
1,020
20
Jun
36
Mar
100
32 %
Jun
50
Jan
88 y4
Jun
94%
Feb
Northern
D
55%
200
55 y2
Jun
Apr
Northern
Illinois
400
12%
Jan
17% Mar
Northern
Indiana
38
400
54%
Jan
Northern
Natural
Pacific
35
45% Mar
25 >A
27
25 y4
17 y2
17%
18%
1,800
38%
-■
36
6,800
1,100
2,200
39%
/
May
Jun
38%
42%
.General
Foods
General
42
44%
900
21%
1,300
14
12%
Jun
21% Mar
Packaging
14%
15 y8
14
Jun
17%
Pan
800
•
1,200
y4
44%
300
43
Tire
Gillette
&
49%
(The)
Glidden
Co
2,900
40
Jun
72%
Jan
172%
671
166
Jun
187'A
Jun
Phelps Dodge Corp
Jan
Phillips
115% Mar
Procter
172%
166
8%
100
24%
-
16
Jan
Pure
Jun
24
42
Feb
Radio Corp of America
3,000
4y8
Jun
600
31%
Jun
33 y4
410
31%
39
2,400
37%
48% Mar
Republic
1,600
3,100
72
36'/8
36 Vb
Jun
8y4
1,300
8y8
7%
,7%
Corp
Griesedieck
•
2%
27/8
10
10
5%
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
7
Hammond
Heilman
Hein
:
Hertz
May
36%
Feb
19
Jun
95 V2
Jan
22% May
Jun
46% Jun
33%
Jan
Jan
100
30%
19%
430
18 %
26 y2
200
26
18%
(G)
& Co
Corp
Spencer Bartlett
20 y4
8,90(L»/s"^8% May
29
Jan
Socony
22%
1,500
34
29%
Apr
Southern
Co
Jun
41%
Jan
Southern
Pacific Co
Southwestern
54%
Jan
200
8%
Jun
14%
Feb
38 Va
Jun
45%
Feb
13%
13%
200
13%
Jun
17
2ova
JJL 74
2,^u0
25 y2
Jun
44%
ll.nno
15
15 Vb
25
27
14%
15%
41%
900
1,100
900
Mar
18%
Jun
47
Jun
24%
Jan
39
~
50
May
100% 100%
95
50
Jan
102
55 Va
425
54%
Jun
66%
1,5UU
22%
Jun
29%
1
12
34%
,
36,
29%
36
--
12
150
12
32%
Jun
300
44%
43%
Apr
20
5,000
SO
Jun
28
1,550
13% Jun
18
1,000
liy2
: 13%
11%
11%
12
12%,
12%
38%
139
6%
7%
24 %
6%
1,100
150
18%
18%
23%
,32
24
Texas
9% Mar
1,250
33 y2
18%
32
^31%
Jun
1,000
<
Jun
?
31%
Jun
1,150
26
Jun
30%
900
44% May
Tel &
Tel
Jones
35%
200
34%
Jun
56%
(Un)
52%
57*A
560
52%
Jun
85
Jan
2.50
26%
25%
26%
23%
23
23 y4
33%
21%
8%
8%
37
?:
Power & Light
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kansas
Kennecott
44%
40%
30
26%
\
Union
Carbide
Electric
Union
Knapp Monarch Co
38 Vb Mar
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific RR
Jun
58
Feb
25%
Jan
400
18
May
8
May
40 %
Jun
72
Feb
25%
Jun
37
Leath
'
Gas
-
&
United
'
Fruit
United
States
39%
70%
435
38
Jun
50 % May
United
68
3,100
68
Jun
85%
Jan
U
50
51%
1,400^
50
Jun
78%
Jan
U
5%
Lorillard
(PI
(Un)
Co
23%
*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
■Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
t
(
18%
5%
5%
1,000
9
Jun
.Mar
Marietta
Corp.
•
700
13%
15%
939
13%
1
40%
43%
700
35
41%
44%
300
41 %
S
S
.
'
Means
Co
(F W) & Co? common
&- Go (Un),
:
Merritt Chapman. & Scott—
-Metropolitan- Brick. Inc—
,
19%
*
-16 %c
.
-12.50
4
Jan
37
37%
May
37
50 %
Jan
Feb
27%
1,060
1,000
47%
26%
26%,
Jun
41
Jan
68%
700
64%
Jun
91 Va
Jan
27%
1,400
;
68
__
25 Va May
36% Feb
17%
100
17%
Jun
23% Mar
16%
850
16
Jun
24%
37%
100
57
22%
24%
2,700
37% May
22% Jun
22%
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35
10%
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18% Feb
39% Jun
52% Mar
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38% Mar
40%
1,000
35%
39%
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35%
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57 y4 Mar
48%
50%
900
48%
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62%
43%
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44%
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57%
60
1,300
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23%
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28%
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67%
42%
64%
59% Mar
91%
Jan
33%
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1,500
1,300
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Jun
28%
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38 Va Mar
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89
38%
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400
25
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35
40
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59%
35
37%
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67
23%
23%
45
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52%
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24% May
23%. Jun
26
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55%
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41
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80 y4
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31%
i
26% May
33% Jan
900
27
34%
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24
25
8%
Feb
40 y4 May
12%
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10%
Jun
29
Feb
90,0
24
800
9%
8ya May
12 y8 Jun
17 y4 May
17%
Jan
26 Vt
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May
60
Feb
Jan
Mar
14% Mar
12%
200
17%
18%
1,200
38%
39%
420
36
37%
36%
38
400
36%
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100
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29%
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41
59%
400
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Mar
19%
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88%
Jan
32%
3,300
30% May
40
Feb
49
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56% Mar
40%
23%
3,300
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45
38%
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20
31
45
38%
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32%
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21% May.
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26%
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Feb
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13
Jun
24 Va
Jan
20%
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38
Feb
53%
44%
50%
50
12%
400
25
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39
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800
18
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51
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58 Vb Feb
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23%
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13
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25
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19%
51%
53%
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1,310
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48 Va
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59%
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400
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23% Mar
200
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23%
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Apr
10%
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6.300
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35
34
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6
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58% Mar
24% Mar
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23%
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23
1,600
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28%
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32%
34%
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32 Va
Jun
49%
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18% May
45%, Jun
14% May
25%
Apr
18%
34%
States
Co
Steel
1,400
Western Bancorporation
Jun
25%
52%
Feb
Jun
63%
Feb
Jun
55
30 y8
Jun
46% Mar
18%
19%
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19%
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60% *68"
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9
4%
5%
1,408
400
2,200
White Motor Co
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Wilson
&
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May
29%
Jun
Wisconsin
19% May
50
May
25%
Jan
67%
Jan
(Un)
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60%
Jun
8% May
4
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Jun
45%
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34ya Jun
'51 J/a
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5,400
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Jun
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f..
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Power
(F W) Co
World Publishing Co
Wrigley
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(Un)
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Jan
7% Apr
(Wm) Jr Co
Machine
Yates-American
.
Youngstown
Zenith
Sheet
Radio
Jun
3iy« Mar
25
407
23
43
600
38%
Jun
65
Feb
20%
20%
100
20%
Jun
26%
Jan
31
800
29 y*
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47 y4
5
600
4%
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2,200
35%
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29%
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4%
May
69%
33
38%
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91 ya
2,700
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1
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43% Mar
120 y2
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51%
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68
48%
24
48%
100
28%
29%
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34%
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41%
29
48% Jun
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100
39% May
50
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39
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6%
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500
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2,100
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20
78%
70
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13
14
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43%
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25
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38 y2
Jan
24%
26
1,400
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Jan
27
25%
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33%
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36%
35 Vb
36%
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35 Va
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52%
36
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100
36
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55
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Jun
60
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Mar
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Feb
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2
2%
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5
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Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
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May
30%
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35 V4
300
12 %
38%
10
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Walgreen
Webcor. Inc
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87
100
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59% Mar
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50
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Apr
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Jan
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5
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1
57% Mar
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44%
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Texas
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Tenn
Feb
Apr
64%
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135
9
7%
24
,
38%
400
38%
139
15
18%
Jun
11% May
164
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International Shoe
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Jan
14 V*
31%
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68%
48
Apr
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Sundstrand Corp
Swift
20
24%
7
10
1
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Jun
32
May
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25
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Mar
May
34
1,500
15
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12
Indus (Un)
Stewart-Warner
Feb
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Standard
Apr
54%
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35%
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Jan
28% May
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16
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>
37%
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26
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Jan
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Public
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Apr
25
Steamship Co
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•
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Jan
International Harvester
Interlake
46%
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Feb
20%
i
64%
5
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Rand Corp (Un>
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•
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1
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34
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15
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Illinois
Shell
Jun
50
Jun
37
30 %
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100
*
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55% Jan
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15
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11
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Co
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600
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57%
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34
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23
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200
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16
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26%
20%
f;
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36
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Schwitzer
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Apr
54%
22%
•
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70%
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25
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6%
4,100
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r
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5
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1
1
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Schering
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3,400
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Jan
5
60%
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38%
46%
5
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Service
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San
Mar
3%
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Feb
Jan
10
23%
19%
86
10%
Jun
500
54%
3.33%
.
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54%
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'
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Heller
Feb
1,000
20
6.25
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22
203
52%
;
10 % Mar
2% May
2,900
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46%
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Jan
Jun
23%
2.50
1
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Jun
5lA
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,
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7%
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10
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Jun
53
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Steel
Jan
8%
Jun
2,100
8%
•
88
36
5
60
Jun
6%
900
Co
Jun
38%
21%
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Jun
6
77%
20
(Un)
Co
Raytheon Company
6
387/a
8%
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69% Mar
72
77
1
*
51%
74 ya
Jun
300
.
*
Quaker Oats Co
Feb
1,500
4%
59%
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37%
•
*
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Indiana
of
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8%
41%
48%
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Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
11%
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5
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27%
24%
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74
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37%
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4%
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Pfizer (Charles)
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38%
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34% Mar
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200
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91
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22
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Peabody
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Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
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40
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Jan
53 %
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29
1
1
74%
24%
4
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56
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Feb
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25
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4
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5
1
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42
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Jun
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48
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31
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;
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34
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;
41 y4
700
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400
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&
5,100
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42
5
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56%
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Mar
42
29
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48%
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34
•
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Owens-Illinois Glass
Paramount
2
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—
42
5
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;
Apr
18%
60% Mar
19
41% May
19
Jun
1
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Co
47%
distributed
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General
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Olin-Mathieson
53% Mar
2
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General
Ohio
Feb
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1
General Motors Corp
:
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71%
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1
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47%
Co
Co
Jun
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General
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500
48
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5
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1,000
10
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Ohio
52 y8
18%
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Contract Finance
General
Northwest
Apr
47 V*
5
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Co
(Un)
28% Mar
Jun
38% May
48 y4 May
400
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87
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8
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10
5
36%
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2,200
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13%
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Apr
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10
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General
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Jan
16%
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30 Vb
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1
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200
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General
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55%
70
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—
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North American Car Corp
100
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26%
1
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,
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46%
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New York Central RR (Un)—
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16%
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Feb
18%
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Motor
62%
49
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of America
Flour Mills
National Distillers &
Jan :
7.50
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&
Wisconsin
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13% Mar
38%
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&
800
Feb
Jun
15
10%
5
2,000
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26%
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8% Jun
10
200
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Hign
10
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Jan
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25%
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Elgin ' National
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20
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Feb
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23%
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5
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36
5
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Jun
1
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Ex-Distribution
Eastern
17%
32% May
8% May
1
20
(EL)de Nemours (Un)—
Eastman
700
400
Chemical. (Un)—
9%
^
1
National Corp
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co_
12%
!
■
<
(Un) ___.___12.50
Company
Monsanto
Feb
437/a
20
13%
1
•_
Feb
22%
45% May,
Low
11%
15%
-*
.17%
Jun
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
•
Co
Jan
Jun
9
is y2
34%
5
(Un)
Chemical
Monroe
59%
8%
1,400
"
-
90
1
Corp
River
Manufacturing; Co___-
39%
—5
Publishing
Edison
Detroit
:
Modine
32%
5
_10
Co
Mississippi
Feb
1,400
1,200
9
'
•
——12 y2
L1.J3V3
(Un)
Mar
25%
Jun
48
^
■
5
Crucible Steel of Amer
9%
600
65
15%
65
■
Minnesota Min & Mfg
37%
10
Co
Curtiss-Wright
61
16%
47%
Feb
Low
_1
*
10
Co
(Un)
Fuel
29
Shares
10
Brewing
21% May
58% Feb
700
22
19%
;
Can Co
Minneapolis
"
49
*
Continental
Jan
52%
Jun
for Week
-*
Ll
Products
Utilities
South
National
(Un)
America—;
Continental
23 Vb
9% "
Corp
I—
of
Corp
300
8%
:
1
Co
Power
Container
25/
9
43%
If
Commonwealth Edison com
Consumers
Middle
i7%"
.X.rXX;
~—5
Consolidated Foods
Feb
-
-100
—
Ilium
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Colorado Fuel &. Iron
Columbia Gas System
46 Va
46%
\
v —
—10 *
Inc
Co
;
9 y*
;
;—*
4Va% preferred
Cleveland -Electric
Coleman
47
>
;
common—_—:_1
iron
.
760
22
..
8.50
—
City Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
33%
1
—25
Corp
Service
Meyer
Blanke
Co
Mickelberry's Food
61
Northwestern Ry common—(*
5%
series
A
preferred
;
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Cincinnati
43% Mar
21% May
15%-
Chicago J
Chrysler
Jun
17 y2 May
31
Jun
*
Pac
ft
287/s
100
23%
—
*
i—1
25
:
,—-—;
480
31
25
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
■y
High
31%
18%
28%
—
1
Champlln Oil &. Bef common,
$3 convertible preferred
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
"
18%
j
--
*
Co
Central & Southwest Corp
Certain-teed Products (Un)
Chic Mitw
Low
:
*■
(Un)
Corp of America
Central
Par
■'
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
H
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
—
-
—
77%
49%
8%
10%
11
700
10%
92%
96 %
250
12%
12%
400
12 Vt
71%
50%
600
79%
44
.
8,800
130%
j»n
17 y4
jun
Apr
Mar
75% Maf
106
71% Jun
44
Jan°
16 y* Mar
92 y» Jun
....
jnn
.Jun
V
.
,
.
.
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(38)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
.
.
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
Week's
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Sales
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Price Range on
other Exchanges.
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
•■■''-a;
■
Low
Par
Ltd——————-*
(C) & Co
Brewer
Gas
Buttes
5.50
10
& Cooke Inc—
Castle
Abbey
Cypress
Oil
Holly
M
Meier
Merchants
&
10%
Calif
Southern
Oil
Union
Sugar
150
31c
34c
15%
"
-
50 y2
40c
32C
42C
1.85
2.00
26
49%
25%
25%
Jan
2.70
Jan
3%
2.45
3%
88
69c
17%
17%
24%
23%
24%
91
26%
25
27%
1,875
'*
Below
Jun
9
10
16%
18
17%
2.10
Date
25—
26__
June
27—
27
Feb
June
28—
3.25
Jan
22
Basin
32%
31%
300
30% Jan
2.50
2.55
2,400
2.50 May
24
23%
24%
6,400
16
Feb
25%
:
3ya
5,100
3
Jan
4%
4
600
4
Jun
5%
Wood
Oil
Steel
(Un)
Exploration
3,200
% May
1
23%
,100
23
Jun
37
Tel
5%
47,100
4
Jan
8c
9c
29,000
8c
9c
Range
—
Jan
City
_
18c
Jan
103.33
187.41
92.66
80.16
82.31
87.36
85.62
103.93
187.86
92.62
80.03
82.06
87.06
85.44
118.21
107.08
193.91
92.60
80.02
82.04
87.11>
85.44
•
—
—
_
A
International
stocks
35 Va
36 %
19%
21%
11%
180
10
Jan
34%
Jan
1,278
35
49%
Jan
6,415
19%
Jun
11
Jun
May
33% May
19% Apr
1,171
1,230 v
11
7% May
9% May
88%
84
88%
187
39%
44
Va
819
7%
1,284
9%
:
<
...
-
38% Jun
5% Jun
June 27
100.23
_
63%
104.96
SEC
index
for
__
13%
Feb
the
110
10%
Jun
12% May
38%
Jun
55% Mar
32% Mar
Trade,
25'A
27 Va
24
1,342
May
42 %
43%
127
41%
Jun
56
Feb
26%
26%
40
26%
Jun
28
22 Va
23%
40 %
71%
77%
2,219
8%
308
8
of
stock
week
Goods
755 A:
21% May
71% Jun
116%
SorPth
Texas
15 %
90.2
Corp
Gas
131.4
—3.8
113.3
83.8
Mining
♦New
Low.
45 % Mar
145
34
Jun
45
Jun
57%
Jan
450
14 %
Jun
34%
Jan
35
35%
Jun
43% Mar
20 Va
410
18%
Jun
36
3%
15
3%
Jun
6%
Jun
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
4%
35
4V8
Jun
6%
Feb
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Jun
30 %
Jan
Mon.
June 25—
7,094,490
28%
Jan
$10,237,000
Tues.
June 26—
4,629,190
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mar
20
1,123
18
19%
1,430
18 %
Jun
French
60 %
Jun
94% Mar
69
20%
Jun
33 Va
28%
1,179
23% Jun
40%
27
28 Va
412
27
38
.
Jun
29%
30%
2,590
29
10%
10%
11 Va
4,918
10% Jun
34 Va
38 Va
100
10
Gas
com
;
Railroad
U. S.
Int'l
Total
Bond
Sales
$380,000
$10,617,000
AA
*
Jmlm" '•"'•'l
34%
■
336
54
25%
29%
4,244
48%
45 %
48%
6,511
32%
29%
32 Va
17%
17%
25
44%
43%
44%
2,537
1-3.50
15 Va
16 %
1,760
38%
43%
134
16%
5
■A
—
6%
47% Mar
<
69 %
Apr
Feb
25% Jun
43
72%
29
44
May
17%
Jun
Woodward & Lothrop common
393,000
$2,033,000
of
Shares-
14
Jun
6%
6%
500
6%
Jun
21 Va
634
19 Va
Jun
26%
-.
65%
491,900,969
571,794,331
U.
S.
$2,033,000
Government
International
$1,146,400
$43,854,400
36,9897700
_*1
$2,000
Bank
Foreign
Industrial.
44,023,000
24,289,000
789,334,000
820,493,000
$46,056,000
Total
$25,435,400
$833,188,400
$857,484,700
•
Jun
437
26%
Jun
38 %
29 Va
Jun
41
Jan
86
86
22
85 %
Jan
89
Mar
63
63
50
63
Jun
75
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Apr
936
Mar
'
VV
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
8% Mar
23 Va
A
Jan
31 %
^
13,554,210
Feb
27%
'.
25,774,760
Bonds—
18% Mar
May
38%
1961
1962
1961
1962
Stocks—Number
Mar
53%
29 Va
*
$46,056,000
Jan. 1 to June 29
22% Mar
42% May
10
.
7,891,000
$44,02.3,000
9,075,000
Week Ended June 29
Railroad and
376
4,720,760
25,774,760
Total.
Jan
Jun
26%
common
June 29—
10,996,000
8,284,000
Jan
45 %
*
_
Washington Gas Light
S4.25
preferred
7,084,000
560,000
Jan
10 Va
19%
.
4.50
310,000
10,436,000
Jan
8
Jun
21%
_
6,774,000
5,435,860
Jan
34% Mar
49% May
it;
3,894,460
Feb
16%
jun
32% May
3,035
56
29%
«■
_
37%
6%
10c
5 Va
5,053
;
6%
AA- A
—2.50
Transmission
7- A
390,000
June 27
June 28—
Jan
55
5% May
24% May
A- 53%
56
*
Service
65
9,474
8,685,000
Wed.
Thurs.
Mar
19
Jun
7
30
5%
7
50
Lab
30%
6%
Jan
38% Mar
May
26%
29%
IZZio
Co
Public
346
30%
Co__
&
66%
20%
23%
:•>; Yi'-- ■'
*
Improvement
Co
143.0
178.2
15,256
60 %
5
common
Ramo-Wooldridge
United
85.5
185.5
—6.9
15%
35%
20%
66%
*
United
Warner
111.0
—4.9
87.1
*131.4
48%
18 %
—
_
Eastern
—5.2
150.3
141.1
_
Finance and Service
Feb
50
Co
Thompson
100.5
35
18
18%
*
common-
Power
Gas
95.2
134.4
4%
~4%
*
Co
Electric
Jersey
Oil
97.9
135.6
Fri.
common—
Southeastern
Sun
—5.4
106.5
135.0
•
Jan
Jun
,V 8
*
Inc
&
—6.4
—7.5
106.2
_
Low
144.3
—6.0
102.9
18%
28%
common
Transportation
Kline
113.3
'•
-1961-1962—
High
Change
45
19%
Corp
& Water
Philadelphia
Paper
Percent
June 15,'62
3%
10c
25c
Electric
Co
May 14
14%
35%
16 %c
_
Philadelphia
Electric
Dec
34r
48%
1
_
_
Service
8
1961
Jan
77
> 8 %
20
_
Smith
5.34;
27
for
104.6
Transportation
Feb
23%
5
Inc
Photo
Jun
124.36
Utility
43%
_#
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Scott
Rails,
Mar 14
100.23
144.09
Goods
Non-Durable
551
5
Inc
Co
144.31
——
High
*106.5
Durable
11 Va
1
—
Chemicals
Reading
2.988;
Low
Manufacturing
Feb
40%
5
Pennsylvania Gas
Public
Industrials,
Range
102.90
June 29
Composite
Mar
122
38%
27
:L.66%
A
Corp
High'
1957-59 =100
5%
50c
common
Mergenthaler Linotype
Potomac
divisors:
Low
June 22,'62
10%
2
_
RR
Martin-Marietta
Perfect
85.71
for the current year.
40%
10
Resistance
Fund
Pennsalt
87.53
Range for 1962
101.86
Stocks
&
82.40
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending June 22, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week arid with highs and lows
7%
1
Industries
Valley
Merck
following
101.93
Jan
W*
82% May
43
5
class
136%
25% Jun
98 Va May
367
8
7%
11
5
.
Corp
Inc
11,977
8
6.75
common
(Julius)
99% 105%
25% 26 %
20c
coin
Brothers
Madison
80.26
at Bait—
-
Motors
The
1
—
Storesi
old
Jan
11
25
Dairies
Food
Lehigh
the
Closing
June 26
Jan
99 %
104
1.80
Battery-
Co
30%
Jun
5
—
non-voting
Motor
Jun
66 %
1
Co
America
of
15%
816
21%
_
Storage
Lanston
92.66
A
SEC Index of Stock Prices
43
69 Va
36%
—
_
Gimbel
187.45
(35 Stocks)
June 25
Hieh
16%
.1
—
Giant
A
85.98
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15%
13
—
Publishing Co
D C Transit System class A
Delaware Power
&
LightDuquesne Light
Garfinckel
87.80
103.11
Fri.
69 Va
33 %
_
Co
Curtis
General
83.12
116-05
Date
66 %
~~_~4~33
Corp
Hamilton
Transit
Fair
80.30
115.94
.
16%
—
Electric
Research
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Ford
A
92.69
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
7% Mar
May
Shares
Week's
Low
1
—
s.
Company
Food
J
Sales
for. Week
of Prices
10
—
Tel_
&
Baldwin-Lima
Foremost
189.05
Total
557.35
-
Jan
Last
Co__
Corp
Co
Bonds
10
115.89
Jan
4%
5(4
10c
common-
Stores
A
ties
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
%
23y2
1
1
Co
Par
Class
Rails
535.76
_
Averages are compiled daily by using
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks, 15.46.
„
Apr
3
Friday
Finance
40
Rails
5.00 Mar
4
Sale Price
Electric
Utili¬
trials
32% May
32 % Mar
Jan
31%
3iy2
STOCKS
Buad
Grade
536.98
_
Thurs. June 28
Baltimore
Grade
104.67
536.77
_
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Atlantic
-
Second-
Indus¬
Stocks
A
Wed.
Atlantic
10
First
65
117.22
ties
Tues..
Arundel
Averages
10
Utili¬
Mon.
American
Jan
Mar
%
Equipment
American
30% Mar
39 y4
.
Westates Petroleum common
Alan
Feb
Jun
Jun:
Jun
19
2.55
3'/a
Rail¬
539.19
June
31 Mi
8 Ma
23%
23V4
Total
roads
22_.
June
31%
common
Apr
—Bonds—
15
trials
Jan
Jan
Jun
20
Indus¬
Jan
30
Feb
37%
25
10
Apr
3%
Feb
9% May
16% Jun
1,200
Jan
67%
.
32
70c
Jun
2.00
1,000
Stock and Bond
30
May
1.50
5%
...
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
25<% May
5,400
30
St< )cks
17% Mar
24
4y2 May
Jun
Apr
are
Jan
5
Corp
Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
.—6.25
25% May
17% Jun
Jan
Jun
8,700
9
common
349
May
5% Mar
•—25
~
30%
46c
'' '
.
29 Va
Jan
1.90
Apr
30c
10
series A_25
—
30%
Corp
Mar
50c
pfd
Co
Co
5
l
common:
Jan
11
Jan
Jan
75c '
15
•;
1.25 May
150
9%
Apr
15%
38,000
V
149
Jan
26
Jun
4,100
24
10%
70c
47%
June
1.95
10%
Mar
28% Mar
Jan
2.25
31c
1,400
1.50
1.40
5
48
May
900
Feb
50
400
50c
472
Apr
2.85 May
38,000
15%
32c
1
Warrants
Williston
55%
1
Preferred
Victor
55
33V3c
'
Gas
Industrial
United
55'A
i—25c
Gas
&
5,500
120
4%
Jan
May
18c
29,100
Co
preferred
6%
Trico
27c
3y2
60c
iv
49%
on
21c
60c
High
Jun
4%
5
,
1,85 Jun
800
1
Western
Rhodes
2.00
1.85
25
T •'J
& Gas
85c
19
98
Feb
7% May
17,500
Jun
301
Jan
Jun
1.00
33 y8
20
47%
Rockwell-Standard
23%
Jun
45c
A
33%
19
United
A*'.V A-' .9%
Jun
29%
Low
A'A,A
33%
20
47%
47 y2
■
Jun
6,300
85c
7%
Range Since Jan. 1 «V
High
10
Jan
"'A;
2.00 Apr
1,500
1
i
4% May
Jun
4,400
3%
Invest common
Jun
u y4"
37
v
10%
90c
Jun
2%
50c
30
45c-
27c
——-
Gas, Develop
't
Oil
19%
3%
—
Co_—__.—
Oil
Reserve
20
800
19%
10
_____25c
preferred
Pacific
24%
100
37
10c
Corp Ltd
American
6"c
7,300
45c
"
.—
Co
Petroleum
Oil
Norris
North
(Un)—
Co
Frank Co Inc—
&
Nordon
Oil
M
&
M
J
Company—1
Salt
27
2.10
33
Low
Feb
47%
Jun
16 y2
10c
Oil
Leslie
950
50c
10
Western
Imperial
jade
29,600
,18
24%
1
(Un)
Co
5%
2.10
10c
of Calif—;
Humor Co
3,100
1,500
1,100
4%
25%.
General Exploration Co of California—1
Good
3
17
.——__1
class A
Oil Co Ltd
25%
36
Shares
*
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
29C
May
27%
v:
4
10
Co——
Cap well
Emporium
Exeter
Corp—
Products
Electrical
11c
3
3
5%
—2
Co—
21,000
High
for Week
1
25%
Jun
33
—
Oil
&
Ink Co
California
14c
22
500
26 %
>%
1
Industries
Buckner
23
13c
14c
1
Low
High
I
23
pfd (Un)
25
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Corp
Refractories--
Co
Natco
Range Since Jan. 1
'
aA\ACAA
Cement
American
Walker
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
Sales
Week's
Friday
Harbison
Range
of Prices
,A A'AA: A;' A'Par
Home
Sale Price
STOCKS
;AAAA,>'
Last
Sale Price
Stocks
Foreign
<".
:
.
Shares)
Mon.
June 25
1,645,595
Tues.
June 26
1,105,605
$10,000
$409,000
5,000
267,000
1,000 :
261,000
Sales
Bonds
$3,000
$396,000
Bond
Corporate
Bonds *
Bonds
Total
Foreign
,
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
.
Wed.
Last
Range
Friday
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Alleghany
Ludlum
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Steel
Co___
Co
Gas
1
1
;
10
Svstem
10
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
For
footnotes,
__5
8.50
see page
43.
281,000
1,110,620
240,000
11,000
5,000
256,000
June 29
1,108,715
187,000
20,000
6,000 *
5,895,215
$1,333,000
$47,000
924,680
Low
31%
__
48'/a
50%
Total.
—
32
140
50'A
150
High
3iy2 May
48yB
Feb
Jun
26%
231
24%
Jun
25%
3©Va Mar
27
260
666
22% May
25
.
48'/a
24%
.
32% Mar
36%
36%
24% May
34% May
"
-
35
J
"
12,000
249,000
4
73% Mar
39%
Jan
47% Jan
-
1962
Stocks—Number
of
Shares-
5,895,215
213,000
$1,426,000
$46,000
Jan. 1 to June 29
Week Ended June 29
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23%
__
25%
27
High
-
-
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
20,000
June 28
Fri.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
June 27
Thurs.
\
-
1961
1962
1961
170,693,669-
5,799,400
„
301,573,225
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
$1,333,000
47,000
34,000
Corporate
46,000
.■>; 33,000
Total
-
$1,426;000
$27,402,000
$38,101,000
$743,000
Governments
■
-
$810,000—
•
-921,000'
'
.
1,598,000
882,000
1,032,000
$39,904,000
$30,032,000
Number 6173
Volume 196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(39)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
Are
Shown
Sale Price
•
—
—
4%%
Canada
of
Co
Corp Ltd new
Class C preferred
Argus
Asbestos
High
27
Jan
50
14
Jun
17
Mar
40%
5,465
37
Jun
53 %
Apr
213/a
21,587
19 %
Jun
29%
Jun
46
715
45 y2
Jun
50
al4
40
37
21%
19 Va
45%
.
40
*
al3%
Montreal
Montreal
52
Jan
55
52
j
40
I
535
Jun
,; 7y8
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6
6%
6,620
6
27
29%
5,515
27
Jun
12
14
1,150
12
Jun
Jun
16
30%
545
28
May
33
a22
50
23
Jun
26
57%
51 y2
Jun
75%
of
of
Nova
59
Jun
83%
Jan
55
Jun
82
Banque Canadian National—
Provinciale
Banque
(Canada)
class A
Bathurst Power & Paper
Feb
Bell
Telephone
Bowater
preferred—
5%
preferred
Corp
5 y2 %
Bowater
Paper
Bowaters
Traction
British
American
Light
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
5%%
Brown
Class
64
5,417
42
40
43
3,481
40
Jun
54
49
49%
300
49
Jun
50%
51
26,937
47
Jun
58% Mar
49 Yk
50
400
49»A
Jun
53
51%
513/s
110
51
Jan
541/2 May
5
5%
1,390
5
May
50
50
390
50
Jun
6.50
1,000
7.50
7.50
3.75
3.30
4.00
30%
30%
303A
5,586
3.00 Mar
10,690
28 y2
May
4.75
11
10
11
4,879
10
Jun
14
16 3A
4,761
151/4
Jan
18
100
93/4
410
13
13
150
*
2.60
2.60
200
*
20
21
1,085
*
Products
Jun
56%
102%
16
Apr
of
Bros
*
20
173/4
*
25%
23%
28
28
28
20
preferred
$1.30
Canada
Dominion
&
Forgings
Canada
Iron Foundries
Canada
3.50
Class
Canada
Steamship
5%
A
Canada
*
(James)
Breweries.
$2.20
4%%
preferred
Aluminum
British
Jun
29 %
Jan
Canadian
Celanese
Canadian
Chemical
Co
Industries
Oil
Jun
64%
13%
17
17%
750
17
Jun
25'A
Canadian Tire Corp
9 3/4
23,525
Jun
53
48
50
490
48
Jun
8
8%
625
8
Jun
11
17
18
205
17
Jun
20
2,100
2,800
Jan
Jun
2.75
a7%
a7%
a7%
250
71/4
Jun
Jun
4.50
4.50
125
4.25
4.75
4.90
300
12%
125
41/2 May
121/2 Jun
12%:
57
11%
1,235
11%
Jun
10
10
160
9y2
Jun
14
40
755
Jan
41
25
10
23%
23Va
24ya
13,796
231/8
Jun
11V*
10%
11V*
1,703
loy2
Jun
33%
33%
50
33%
Jun
36"%
21
50
21
Jun
27%
.5%
Dominion
Textile
41/4 Mar
3.35
Jun
12
Jun
19%
Jun
27
Jun
5
Jun
11
112
Jun
143
122
225
213/4
1,400
20y2
5,190
37%
Jun
241/2
41%
9.80
500
9.55
Jun
15%
18
6,255
16%
Jun
*
50
45
50%
2,378
45
Jun
67
74
75
125
70
May
85
&
16%
16 %
300
14Vo
16%
5%
5%
400
51/4
Jun
8
:v:\/9:''
770
8%
Jun
11%
Jun
14%
12
11%
12
7,745
17%
16
173/4
19,512
163/4
16%
163/4
20%
Jun
Weston
Jan
Great
Lakes
203/4
1,425
20%
Jun
27
Home
50
Jun
56
25%
Jun
33
27
2,845
8
8
705
*
22%
22%
22%
1,050
16
8
Jun
21%
Feb
9%
Howard
44
%
49
1,952
44%
Jun
49%
163/4
1,495
16%
Jun
18%
19
18%
325
181/2 May
39%
130
39%
Jun
45%
10 »/4
10 %
450
10%
Jun
Jun
28%
23%
23
23%
2,755
10
3.00
3.00
3.00
200
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al6
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30
17
30
29 '/4
30%
1,450
29
1
l%c
Inv
a 25%
a22 y2 a25%
93A
11
12
163/4
1
:
150
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153/8
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2,100
8,070
17
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.
23
4,000
5
12
12
12
100
12
12
400
175
*
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91
■
#
Acceptance
$2.75
May
37%
23 %
Jun
38%
Jun
60 %
Jun
11
15%
Jun
20
common
International
17%
22%
Utilities
4.80
3,999
4.25
Jun
71/4
1,400
9.35
Jun
15%
Laura
Ltd
10%
9.40
10 y4
600
9.40
Jun
15%
12
Jun
11 %
Jan
all
50
12
May
86%
25
86
Feb
86 Va Mar
6%
265
6
Jun
11%
63%
70%
11,726
Jun
84% Mar
9%
750
8
Jun
13
450
13
Jun
19% Mar
a22.% a22 %
54
22%
Jun
23
Jun
105
Mar
2.40
2.65
1,600
2.40
Jun
42
42
100
42
Jun
50%
50
51%
3,285
49
Mav
70%
Laurentide
10%
10
10%
3,500
10
Jun
41
40 y8
41
4,874
40%
Jun
5
13%
12%
13%
5,490
12%
Jun
*
20%
19%
21 %
21,642
19%
Jun
341/4
Jan
Lower
102
St
Class
.
102
235
100
Mar
11%
4,265
10
Jur-
18%
22
19,525
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
41
40%
41
186
43
Feb
6%
7
600
6%
a20
20%
'
'
——
■
*
10%
a20
45
24%
27
1,235
27
900
Mar
Jun
32% Mar
Jun
32% Mar
12%
10%
10%
300
8%
Jan
15%
17%
25,641
12 Va May
20
4,455
15%
17%
Jun
17%
Jun
32 % Mar
104
104
104
495
103
May
•44
43
46
1,625
43
Jun
50
50
50 *
Jun
51%3V&y
55
52%
56'A
52%
Juri
73
*
12
10%
12%
10%
Ju»
16% May
al2
al2
50
13%
Jun
13%
:
Jan
104%
Jan
.60
Feb
v
100
2,710 .>
14,330
.
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•
Jun
1
9%
7%
9%
10,760
7%
Jun
13
*
19%
17%
19 V2
3,440
17%
Jun
2734
Feb
1.21
1.21
300
.Tun
1.93
Feb
1
8%
8%
600
8% May
14%
Feb
5%
5%
175
5%
Jun
7%
Apr
*
5%
5%
210
5
May
8%
Jan
12%
12'A
110
12 %
Jun
14V4
Jan
44%
49%
2,681
3,000
44%
Jun
59% Mar
1.80
Jun
Ltd
class
A
*
49%
1.80
2.00
*
14%
11
14%
—*
*
13%
11%
13%
14%
13%
14%
16
16%
50
49
49
Ltd
1
pfd
Shown
Are
1.21
May
2.90 Feb
5,885
11
Jun
6,900
liy8
Jun
785
13%
Jun
250
16
Jun
22
Jan
200
v
48 %
Jan
50
Jan
23 Va
„
Feb
22%
Feb
19%
Jan
Line
Canadian
Dollars
V
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
36c
62,200
24%
25
9.15
7%
8%
22c
36c
'A"—5
Co Ltd
Exchange
in
Expressed
Last
——
High
22c
Jun
39c
Jan
900
24 %
Jun
38%
Jan
9.15
1,545
9.15
Jun
16
Jan
7%
8
410
7%
Jun
8JA
Jun
8%
8%
Jun
10 %
Jun
10c
Jan
Radio' Electronics Ltd—
*
♦
Mines
——
20c
Lead Mines Ltd
720
7c
50
2%c
2%c
500
40c
44c
2,500
2.15
2.55
12,550
9%
1
Ltd
9%
7c
9%
100
7c
Mines Ltd—1
Beau Belle
—
2.50
1
*
1
7%c
8c
7c
Mar
2%c
Jan
4%c
40c
Jun
50c
Feb
4.35
Apr
9%
Jun
1.75 May
9
Feb
Jan
6,200
5c
May
4%c
5c
6,500
4%c
Jun
9c
2.25
2.65
72,000
1.65
Jan
4.25
Apr
36c
35c
40c
15,149
60c
Jan
6.45
5.75
6.45
5c
4%C
*
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Telefilms
■
Z
Jan
700
5.75
Jun
5C
14,400
4%c
Jun
8%c
Jan
5,000
14c
Jun
25c
Jan
5,100
11c
May
18c
May
1,465
12 Va
Feb
17 %
Feb
13%
a4.90
a5.10
125
4
Feb
7
Feb
20c
25c
95,500
14c
Jan
32c
Apr
28c
33c
19,000
29c
Jun
40c
Jun
21
21%
20 3A
Jan
28 V8
Feb
1.55 May
2.90
Apr
1
1
28c
21%
Jun
10%
12%
a4.90
Ltd
May
Mar
12c 13 %c
13c
L
Mines
31c
10c
14c 15 %c
Apr
600
3c
5,000
1
4.20
4.40
1,700
49
49
25
13% Mar
—*
Canadian Collieries & Resources Ltd-—
Common
3
52%
Feb
Canadian
17%
Jan
Canadian
46
Mar
Campbell chibougamau Mines
Canada
1.70
1.70
3c
Packers Ltd class B
5%
5%
800
10c
2.75
2.90
400
& Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian General Investments Ltd—*
alO
alO
5
33%
33%
1,066
Delhi
Oils Ltd
.
Dredge
Jun
55
Jan
Canadian
Kodiak
94
100
94
Jun
99
Jan
Canalask
Nickel
16
200
15%
Jun
18
Jan
12,046
5t>%
Jun
89
Jan
*
61%
5 6 3/4
-62 %
28%
27%
28%
1,562
38%
34
38%
2,775
46
45%
47
376
69
*
13%
12
3
A
64%
a
27%
2%c
Jan
4
10c
Jun
1
14c
13c
16c
44,700
12c
Jun
9c
9c
2,200
8c
May
4 80
5.25
63,500
5,000
5c
6c
.-1
Ltd——1
»:
1
1
76c
99c
17,800
9%C
9%c
9%C
86
Jun
22%
12
125
50
12
Jun
16%
Jun
Mar
Jan
—
18'A Mar >i»\
26'
Cleveland
16%; Jan
1
Ltd
.
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines
Chibougamau Copper Corp—
Chipman. Lake.Mines Ltd-
—
39
29
May
34%
Jan
—1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—,—1.50
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Paper Co dl A..2.50
18%
18 %
125
18%
Jun
24%
Jan
Consolidated
New
20%
20 y2
100
20%
Jun
25
Consolidated
Paper
16%
17%
13,985
16%
Jun
21% May
Power...
29
__2.50
see page
43.
17%
12
1,000
39
25
28
Jun
.
Jun
n
Jan
>
.55%.. Jan
May
.
.<
Consol
Corp
Ltd—
Ltd-,
—*
%c Mar
Jan
4.75 May
29c
Jan
12
Jan
8.50
Feb
4c
Jan
6c
Jun
76c
Jun
2.71
Jan
1,000
9%c
Jun
20c
Jan
4,000
9c
Jan
14c
Apr
3%C
500
3%c Jan
5c
May
10c
3%c Feb
7c
3 %c
4.80
Jan
Feb
4c
8,000
25C
12,675
22c
Jun
25c
50c
.
7,000
4%C
22c
38%
5c
4%C
4%C
*
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-l
Jun
9c 10 %c
Copper Corp—
Pacific
3.25
Jun
r
..
13%
9,850
Jan
16c
6c
Jun
13%
Feb
1.50
5,000
1,750
99c
6*%
Feb
4114 Mar
11,500
5.25
50
Jun
Jun
3.40
•-*
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd——_——1
5,125
33%
3.25
Cartier* Quebec
Ltd-
5.30
13%
3.30
Car bee
Oils
Jun
32,610
Mar
Explorations
Jun
11c
Mar
Ltd—
Feb
8
5%
2.75
10% May
4%c
47
Rio
Feb
3c
39% Mar
Del
Jan
7.45
56 % Mar
85c
53
Mines
Jun
10%c
93c
Jun
Central
Jun
1
*
—
Jun
Jun
4.20
49
4c
——_1
Ltd——*
Ltd
Explorations Ltd—
Capital Building Industries Ltd
34
13%
,
Refineries
Mines
Feb
85c
45%
69
a
al6y2 al6y2
13%
521/4
33 3A
2%c
1.00
Canorama
75
800
1.75
3c
4.15 Mar
12
21
24%
25
20
39
footnotes,
87a Mar
May
Jan
Jan
17%
«
52%
MacMillan Blbedel & Powell River Ltd *
For
39% Mar
1
...
16
Shops
...
Feb
10
1
94
._
B
16
102
38
Lawrence
63 %
19%
Worts
4%%
52%
25
Financial%lass
Maclaren Power &
52%
__5
$2.00 preferred
Jan
Jan
11%
>
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd-——*
Calypso Food & Beverage
—*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—,
1
59% Mar
50
*
Candy
19
21%
A
Bruneau
Feb
2.65
(John)
Secord
Jan
Jan
Jun
10
Ltd
'Warrants
Feb
Lines
5
Jamaica Public Service Ltd common..*
Labatt
95
9%
9
Jan
10%
7.60
Corp
preferred.—.
Interprovincial Pipe
Mar
200
1,095
50
Bornite Copper Corp
Feb
4.25
Canada
$2
91
12
Augustus Exploration
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—-1
Bateman Bay Mining Co
1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
1
Black River Mining Ltd
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
1
May
9.35
a
50
Paper
Jan
86%
:
_
(Canada)
10
International
Jan
15%
common-*
certificates
class A
...100
of
15 %
Apr
2.60
Atlas
Jun
4.75
Corp common
Nickel
Jun
12
*
Arno
Feb
9%
10%
com
International
Jan
12
J
'1
-
Jan
52
*
preferred •_
preferred
91
6%
6
.—100
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anglo-Scandinavian
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—:
Jan
£1
Cement
Feb
Apr
9%
*
Ameranium
Feb
*
preferred
$4.50
Inland
Jan
:
12
•
Indus
Jan
31
*
Gas Trunk
Class
Jan
20%
*
Hudson
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
/
9%
B
Amalgamated
Jan
4.10
Jun
3.00May
20c
:
6 Va
Common
Jun
*
com
A
pfd
6 Va
irans'Co
trust
Alpha Aracon
14% Mar
19
*
$2.00
63/8
:
8
class A
Canada
Warrants
251/2 Mar
39%
1
Paper
Jun
Jan
*
Limited
Alberta
Apr
*
Smith
19%
Ajax Minerals
Jun
16%
10%
*
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
350
Par
25% May
16%
*
1
19%
Sale Price
Apr
48%
*
*
E)
Pittfield
&
19%
Friday
Mar
25%
8
Class B
Home
51
STOCKS
Jan
27
Paper
class
Oil
Jun
Canadian Stock
May
*
Andy Co common
Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd
39%
13
Prices
18"% Mar
*
Handy
1,650
:■ •%.
Jan
15% May
A
—
40%
Inv—
Jan
5,895
common
Canada
39%
Bank
new
of
(Geo)
Class
Zellers
21% Mar
-76
5
&
37
___
General
50% Mar
May
50
Dynamics
Jun
12% Mar
*
Britain
Great
27%
Mar
8%
50
General Motors
1,524
Jun
Gatineau Power common
General
30%
"A"
Knapp
Apr
50
preferred
27%
Mar
1
(Chas
30%
*
26% Jun
Co
Co
65
5%
114% May
29% Mar
100
Services
Apr
9.60
Corp
Petroleum
&
JVn
Corp
Mar
112
20%
16 y2
Fraser Cos Ltd
French
42
*
Voting
-
37%
Foundation Co of Canada
Frosst
1,155
—
Gooderham &
Westcoast
Feb
2,440
18
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Motor
50
i
Co
Steel
Anacon
Ford
Jan
44
Ltd
Webb
32% May
5,435
41%
Eddy Paper common
Fleetwood
Jan
8%
common.
Oil
Feb
25
25
6%
*
class
Jan
56%
A
Steel
new
Oils
Walker
Feb
20%
115
*
3%
of Canada
Jan
62%
Canada Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline
Viau
7% Mar
4.50
27%
*
Brewery—
113
Jun
*
Vendomatic
16% Mar
5
*
common
/••/• ' 15
Jun
B
United
Jan
193/B
*
com
Jan
39
_*
Union
14% Mar
1
Bros Ltd
Freres
240
27%
__*
Chemical
Dominion Tar &
Pont
100
12%
*
Ltd
40
50c
Triad
Jan
27%
20%
2
Coal
&
Jan
5.395
*
Trans
Feb
6%
35
*
Stores
Dupuis
3.35
12
6%
Ltd
Lime
Steel
Du
100
5%
3.35
Jun
Canadian
preferred
Trans
Apr
Jun
3.80
25
10
Dominion
Jan
35
3,665
20
of Canada
Class
Jun
21
—
21
common
Dominion
Dow
371/4
930
2.50
Glass
Feb
25%
305
7
common—
Traders Finance
Jan
825
com
Jan
May
18 V8
42
'
1st
Mar
2
55
27
5%
preferred
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
39
27
preferred
Donohue
Jun
50%
Third
161/s May
72% Jan
4.35
Foundries & Steel
114
114
Jun
Feb
10% May
17% Jun
39%
Texaco Canada Ltd
Feb
25
Dominion
f- 1,075«
35
Ilioo
Structural
Steel Co
Feb
3.80
Bridge
Dominion
5,984
8
8%
27
Seagrams
19%
35
45
21
6
preferred
Standard
Jan
4.35
Petroleum
I'/c
57%
11
*
A
17%
—10
class
Steinbergs class A
5%%
preferred
Feb
1
Dominion
Dominion
50 3/8
12%
class
19
470
550
8,594
26%
Jan
11%
Credit
Zellerbach
Dome
Jun
6
—50
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
!
8% May
2.15
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Glass
Distillers
35%
1,020
6%
2.35
Consumers
Crown
26%
293/4
6
2.15
Enterprises
Coronation
13%
26%
Mar
Ltd
Co
45
26%
12%
Feb
30% May
23% Mar
42
common
4%
A
Inc
6%
May
28%
:
(B J)
Cellulose
Combined
45
25%
13
-
Jun
Canada-
Cement
Foods
Sicard
Feb
18
40
Ltd common—
45
12% Mar
common
Vickers
Jun
Feb
7 3/4
preferred
Ltd
Jun
19
14
Jun
28
1,011
Jun
preferred
Series
Feb
11%
Canadian Pacific Railway
12%
16,840
19%
10
Shawinigan Water & Power
Apr
Jun
16 "A
Co—
Companies
Petrofina
5%
81% Mar
29%
—*
;
Marconi
Canadian
Columbia
Jun
com—*
Power
Preferred
Canadian
Cogblin
641/2
*
common
Canadian International
Canadian
50
127/s
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Imperial Bk of Commerce. 10
Canadian
64%
1
:
200
29%
19
.
Feb
22
;
of
Lawrence
Salada
Apr
50
Canadian
'
25%
common.-'*
Husky
12%
28
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
a__
2.35
Ltd
Co
B
Canadian
Jun
50
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c.
Class
18
8%
*
common
12%
19%
'
Rotnmans
Mar
a__
9%
Warrants
Canadian
27
75
1,100
400
*
Jun
42
0
St Lawrence Corp common
17%
*
15
Jan
225
—
28
270
*
com
Bronze
May
19
Hioo
—
St
51
50
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
May
5
29%
*
Feb
7%
90
Feb
4.70 May
1,455
Co——
Jan
12%
*
Electronics
Aviation
Canadian
77
.
22
Paper class A—
32%
50
*
preferred
Canadian
17%
all
Rolland
251/2
al7
51
13% May
45%
preferred
Aluminium
Robertson
Jun
Jun
60
•
Jun
—
al4
74
—__
17%
221%
13%
a
22
common-
231/2
12%
*
12.50
common
Ltd
Jan
200
22%
44% May
£
37
19%
r.
Jun
42
common
Jun
64%
1
10
common.
40
40%
A
Reynolds
Feb
18
al7
*
Malting
class
22%
*
Sugar
Canada
425
—
20
50
<
41
*
:
.
3,107
253/4
common
Jan
40%
45
common
4,425
20
Canada Cement
Jan
32
1
100
——*
Ltd
Co
&
Royal Bank
Calgary Power common
Jan
31
Jun
100
1
*
Canada
(Albert E)
Feb
Jan
2.00
11%
Jun
24
._*
Development
Reitman's
Feb
12
Tubes
Corp
Reed
Jun
16%
1021/4
Jun
23%
3,650
*
common
common
Warrants
Feb
Jun
91/2 May
47
45
47
47
9%
6%
2,511
25%
Quebec Telephone common
Feb
102 y4 102 %
575
25%
24
*
common
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
Feb
16%
25
A
Price
Jan
16%
100
1
a.7%
23%
Apr
37%
a7
25%
25 y*
*
*
preferred
Power
Jun
*
Telephone
6%
Placer
Jan
7.50
a7%
1
Mills
Steel Products
Penmans
Jan
*
Products
B
Building
Jan
7
Jan
Feb
*
Petroleum
Page-Hersey
Apr
54%
10
10%
1,000
common
Feb
Jun
Jan
16%
Scotia Light & Power
111
6%
8%
15
Flour
Jun
400
3,095
100
Pacific
57% Mar
47
*
preferred
Company
Mills Ltd class
Bruck
64%
55
Power—*
&
British Columbia Power
British
59
62%
*
Mines Ltd
Bralorne Pioneer
Brazilian
preferred
5Vst%
Mersey
63
10
*
*
25
50
50
£1
50
Scotia—_—
100
6%
9%
525
Jan
10
10
Montreal
Bank
395
6'A
74
Ogilvie
May
14% Mar
May
8%
4.80
Mines Ltd new
Mar
60c
6%
70
Ontario
Bank
105
23
Jun
10 Va
4.80
Nova
Jan
19,078
4,815
100
Jun
20c
1
Ltd
Containers
Noranda
Feb
51%
57%
9,721
National Drug &
Apr
28
25
preferred
Bailey Selburn 5%%
11%
High
17%
9%
5
Trust
National
May
a22
Locomotive
105
30c
2,352
39,759
Chemical common—-5
Niagara Wire Weaving common—
*
Jan
9% May
7
May
36% May
/
—
—
Low
18%
10%
40%
46% Mar
8%
30'A
!
Atlas Steels Ltd—
40
Preferred
54% May
14
common—
*
Jun
6y2
—
Refineries
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
11
—*
B
Feb
52
18%
-20c
...
Class
40
7y»
8 J/4
Low
,_io
Tel
&
*
100
*
10
*
51%
5
41
Shares
.
55
a51 >/2 a51%
for Week
Molson Breweries-Ltd class A
49% May
Jan
al4
45 y2
Range
of Prices
Massey-Ferguson
common
5%%
preferred
Metropolitan Stores common
Mir on
Co Ltd
6% partic pfd
Mitchell
(Robt) class A
High
Feb
310
Tel
Rights
38%
24%
6,971
243A
28%
Corp
Sugar
Atlantic
common-
Low
443A
50
50
50
"
$2.90 preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
*
pfd_50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred—
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Maritime
40%
*
25
*
*
Aluminium Ltd__.
Aluminum
44
common
preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe—
Algoma
Steel
4y2%
for Week
Shares
LOW
Par
'
Abitibi Power & Paper
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
■
Last
'
STOCKS
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
39
50c
50c
Jun
90c
Jan
36
38 %
1,000
7,801
Jun
44
Jan
3c
3%c
12,000
4c
36
3c
Jun
5c
Apr
-
Jun
Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
.
\
CANADIAN
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Co
3,471
1.19
LtdLtd-——Daering Explorers Corp Ltd—
16%
1.22
15,200
18 %c
common...
20c
5,000
20c
Copper Rand Chib Mines
20c
65c
7c
20c
Ltd—
1
Ltd—
Mines
Dolsan
High
14%
16%
Copt-erstream Mines
Dalien's
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
65c
Gas
Consumers
Shares
Low
Pa
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
Sales
Week's
—-—
6c
14%
22
Jan
Ltd
Dominion
Explorers
Leaseholds
—
Jun
40c
2,000
20c
Jun
28c
50c
Jan
1.00
Jun
13c
Feb
second
the
Expressed
Friday
150
24%
Apr
32%
6,000
18 %c
Jun
57c
54c
43,100
Jun
87c
Jun "
26%
21%
23
300
35c
43c
11,000
24c
Mar
50c
23c
30c
38,100
22c
Jan
45c
Apr
4c
4%c
3,000
4c
Feb
5c
'
a-'.,
Preferred
Mar
Feb
40c
21%
v-v
Mines
10c
11c
Ltd—_—
Fab
Metal
Fabi
Ltd
Fano
Mining & Exploration
Industries Ltd..
Co of Canada
Motor
Fort
Reliance
Lake
Fox
Fundy
Minerals
common
2c
5,000
2c
Jun
40c
2.300
35c
Feb
4c
2,000
3 %c
Alberta Distillers common
40%
44 %
24%
25
3.75
130
130
v "* »
40c
41c
6,600
4c
36c
•
14%
2.10
Golden
332,000
25c
Jun
38c
3,500
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
14C
2,000
11 %c
Apr
24c
Feb
2c
2,050
Jun
4c
May
12%
800
Jan
14%
Jun
2.00
2.25
25,650
54c
Feb
2.40
Jun
15c
20c
11,800
15c
Jun
40c
Ltd
2c
8.55
10
50
Helium
1.10
Helium
International
Interprovincial
85c
1.10
14,450
85c
Jun
18%
193/4
2,980
18%
Jun
26
13%
Cons
13
13 %
5,100
13
Jun
19%
11c
Feb
7%c
Dredging
&
Co Ltd
7%c
500
5%c
Feb
2.30
3.20
3.50
10,760
2.30
Jun
20
500
Corp
2.50
—
2.95
1,200
2.90
2.60
2,090
Jun
3.80 Jan
2.40 May
Jun
Atlantic
Gold
Kiena
35c
Ltd
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Labrador Acceptance
Oil
Laduboro
9.10
38c
34,500
9.10
400
1.25
Ltd
1.35
7%
Corp class A.
8
a80c
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd
Lithium
(Alfred)
1.25
B
Class
a80c
Class
500
4.10
400
16
2uU
10c 10 %c
3,500
7
B
7%
1,800
1.40
warrants.:
A
1.40
4,000
7%
8
Jail
1.56
Jun
3,390
75c
4.10
10c
7
7.55
Jun
7%
Electric
1—
Malartic
Hygrade Gold
Mining
Mines
Ltd
common
class
Bank
of
Nova
7%
Merrill
Distilleries
Limited
May
90c
May
84c
Class
Jan
11c
Power
Jun
51%
Jun
12
Jan
6
Jan
9
5%
700
30c
31c
22,300
30c
May
60c
55c
60c
4,000
55c
Jun
20c
16 %c
20c
2,200
16c
Jun
38c
18
18
750
59c 762c
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd.
9
5%
3,200
—
Mining
„
& Ontario Paper Co
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Mount
h
15c
Royal
Dairies
Royal
Rice
Mount
Automatic
National
Petroleum
Lumber
Paper
Co
Minera's
Jack
New
Newrich
Ltd....
Lake
Jun
Jun
9% Mar
8.00
500
7
Feb
9% Mar
47c
1,000
40c
Jun
1.60
88c
88c
1,000
88c
Jun
1.40 Mar
Mines
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare
5.30
4.05
13c
12,275
Jun
14 %c
4.00
3,075
69%
5c
2,133
70
740
Brown
•
Jan
-
5c
Jan
68 %
Jun
'
10c
20,300
7c
Jun
22 %c
15c
1,500
13c
Jun
20c
Feb
lie
31,600
10c
May
30c
Feb
Industries
Opemisca
Explorers
Ltd
18c
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pacific
Atlantic
Paudash
Pitt
Gold
Pitt
T
Products
Place
I:
.
)
&
5%
'/2 %
6%
2.55
2.75
1.301
2.55
6%c
11,500
4c
4c
3,500
6%c
7
300
59c
:7:';i~—>7'
59c
500
Jun
5c
6.50
Dry
48c
,
preferred
partic 2nd pfd
cum
50
;
Quebec
Cobalt
&
Oil
Quebec
Smelting &
17c
49
75'A
Canada
Mar
1
2.50
Ltd—...
1
Refining Ltd
Enterprises
—
1
Ltd
—
2.40
2
2.74
1,900
Jun
6.75
Jan
Canadian
2c
20,000
2c
Jun
4%c
Jan
10 %c
12c
4,100
10c
May
1.75
1.85
325
35c
200
2.25
1.75
63 %
59 %
64
4.35
4.35
4.35
100
3.15
3.00
3.25
2,325
495
14%
30
49%
9'A
Jun
15%'
1.00 May
18,621
51 y2
St
Lawrence
i
Bt
Lawrence
San
Columbian
Gold
&
Save
Siscalta
Lands
Stores
Dufault
Southern
Mines
*
Air
3.55
11,096
59
Jun
98c
75c
98c
1.72
200
23c
25c
21,900
Ltd
3.50
3.50
1,500
Ltd
——
•
7
2
Mines
S
6%
2.70
Ltd
Power
—
1
6%
pfd
—
l':
7c
3.00
Steep
Rock
Sullivan
Iron
Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
Supertest
Petroleum
1,778
75c
1.70
20c
7.40
Jun
v
Jun
Jun
20
Jan
Jun
56
Jan
15%
15%
49%
49%
__
9%
9%
29%
29 %
30
300
29
Feb
32
50%
49%
47
51%
51,949
47
Jun
58% Mar
( 49
51
375
49
Jun
51
51%
154
51
Jun
5
5%
5
May
50
Jun
__
7
51%
5%
V
190 /
700-
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd..
3.40
400
26
...26
.>..-75
26
Jun
47
Feb
69
Jun
86
Jan
22 %
Jan
*
3.95
—
64
69%
25
25
10
•
30%
8X30%
30%
47,137
'.'.Til
'
r > 9%
11
13,924
3.35
430
-»<>25
'
14%
105
14 y2
14%
15%
350
14 Vz
I6V2
16%
27,350
15%
Lake
Mines Ltd..
Rights
Talisman
Tib
Mines
Mines
Tazin
Ltd
...
15
'
-
Feb
93 %
Jun
96
Jun
93%'
__
93y2
50
205
102
104
104
Jun
105
50
9%
9%
175
9%
2iy2
1,460
18y2
Jun
7
"7
7%
8
7
7
1.30
1.50
.
.;
.
100
1,925
-
200
Jun
6V4
20
17%
1,250
-
20
12,495
103
103
23y2
25%
2,916
17 V2
17 V?.
110
—
v
25%
Petroleum
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
of
Corp
Oil
Ltd
Pipe
Canada
Ltd
Jun
9%
•V
Asbestos
United
United
Principal
United
Towns
Ltd
17%
Jun
15c
Jun
47c
5,000
6%e
Jan
14c
-.--55
..
Jun
1,800
4.95
Jun
8.25
Jan
1.52
3,900
1.40
Jun
1.75
Jan
15
.
250
43,100
65c
80c
84,900
9c
10c
14,000
5c
6c
5,000
Properties
Electric
Co
'/5c
10c
22,520
±2%
13%
12,280
16
16%
1,810
4.00
4.15
300
26c
26c
'
*
Ltd
10
50c
7c
101
Jun
24c
Jun
126
Feb
Val
Mar
Swimming
Der
Hout
Vanguard
Virginia
Weedon
Mining
Westburne
Westvilie
York
Oil
class A
Ltd—.
1
33
Jun
24% May
22
Jun.
31%
Jun
29 y2
Jun
20
2,380
isy4
Juxi
25 Va
Apr
83
50
83
Jun
89
Apr
65
2,110
64%
Jun
82
Apr
47
50
185
47
Jun
58 7- May
48
48
50
48
Jun
57%
29 y2
19%
18'A
83
83
65
__
__
1,276
■vw;
;
987
61
Jun
89
,66
93 y2
Jun
96% May
64% "Apr
51%;
130
50
Jun
12%
339
11%
Jun
11
815
*
17%
17
18
465
17v
Jun
Bakeries
*
4. <5
4.75
4.75
125
4.75
Jun
Breweries
•
9%:
8%
9%
52,060
•
common
class
B
Aviation
;
50
——
Aluminum
50
47
50
910
Mines
1
*
Ltd
Investment
1
Fund
Ltd—
47-
Jun
8
Jun
1.50
Jun
3.65
Jan
Jun
3.65
Jan
14%
Apr
510
13
Jun
•
29 V2
27!/2
30
1,025
33
7
5,429
5%
1.90
2.35
9,800
1.90
..
'•
':
-
-6
78c
1,830
5V4
38%
75c
3.20
8V8
Jun
3,610
85c
J.an
8% May
v
Jun
670
Jun
<;>
.
-35% Mar
Jun
90c
Apr
Feb
Mar
1.40
Feb
85c
85c
•
10
9!A
10
380
y%
Jun.
7V2
7V2
475
7
Jun
10%
Feb
4.60
4.60
100
4.25
Jun
8%
Jan
3.55
3.55
Dredge
Dock
95c
14%
•
Jan
-
Fairbanks Morse class A„50c
*
B
Canadian
1st
14
Jan
15%
17c
%c
__
."V; ■' : * ' ' .36c
May
Jun
12c
38c
Apr
9c
Jun
4%c
Jan
5c
Jun
90c
May
12c,
Class
Canadian
Apr
Jan
12%
Jun
Jun
23%
3.80 May
Jun
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5
2.80
May
Jun
6c
May
Industrial
Jan
Canadian
Industries
6% May
Jan
4%C
1,000
4c
Jun
6c
1,000
3c
Jan
7c
Jan
60c
500
60c
Imperial
5%c
19,000
5c
11c
Jan
1.60
Jun
32
32
75
30 y2
Jun
41
Feb
32
31V2
33
340
31 y2
Jun
41
Feb
A_*
15
14
15
625
14
Jun
*
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jg
100
19
Jun
4.65
4.90
13,389
1.10
1.35
3,390
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4.90
2,600
3.00
May
3.40
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4.50
90c
Feb
19 %
24
-
Jan
Jan
6%
7
May
12V4
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80
85
833
80
Jun 7
57
50 Vt
57 Vi
17,195
50 y2
Jun
___2.50
'7%
6Y8
7%
3,200
6%
Jun
•
11%
11%
12
11%
Jun
Feb
3.25
May
80
'2,407.
Jan
Feb
4.25
.
10
Bank.,
Marconi
Oil
Cos
Gas—
common
Co
1
27'A
Pacific
Petrofina
Tire
Jan
15% Mar
•
~
150
May
72%
Jan
li y8
Apr
16 y2
>
class
4
'A %
preferred
Canadian
Vickers
Western
23y8
24'A
31.141
23 VB
Jan
loy2
11%
4,489
10y2
Jun
25%i
24yu
872
Jun
.
5Vp.%
preferred
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Jan
—20
*
.
Jun
Jun
130
82
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~
14% Mar
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44
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56
35
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84 Ve
20
20Vi
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20
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16
Jun
18 Vt May
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21
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15%
Jun
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t
16
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855
504
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26%
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26
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.
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6%
34%
Jun
11%
100
—
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25
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common
Jun
7
Jun
81
81
10
preferred
Corp
Utilities
3.85
7 24%
4.25
27%
81
•
81
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Canadian
621
3,414
3.85
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3,381.
24%
100
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,
4.10
•
common
preferred
Canadian
Apr
5c
May
May
70c
4,250
Apr
8%
*
Jan
3C
60c
2.00
6
54%
7
-
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Canadian
3.35 Mar
1.80
1.35
6.25 Mar
14c
Jun
~
Canadian
600
Jun
4.50
1
Warrants
Canadian
3,610
•
Canadian
Jan
53,500
class
-
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Jan
10c
49%
2,475
2.00
Securities
Jan
1.30
135
5.00
Warrants-
15% May
16
Jun
51
4.50
Electric common—50
General
B
3.55
49 V2
__
50
——
preferred—200
v.
-
General
Canadian
1
250
—
5.00
common..—*
—
Energy
Preferred
Jun
15%c Jan
10c
Canadian
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Products
28
Gas
Warrants
Apr
Jun
Food
preferred
Canadian
1.30
5%
3.45
5JA
-78c
6
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=
,
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31
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84 Ve
Jun
28
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May
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•
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15%
2.85
3.00
11
Jun
—
3
common
—
Canadian
3.15
52%.May
■
.
Jan
25
:
:—_—
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:
27
34
5%
2.25
J.
985
33
7
common
_—
Chemical
^
5c
/
May.
Celanese
preferred
Class
„
of
2
Feb
6 % May
12% Mar
Canadian
(
Mar
3c
-
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com
i3y4
Api'
8c
—.
——
Mar
13'A Mar
25%
,
8y2 May
13
Jun
580
4%c
.
Mai-
14
9y4 May
13
10
4,040
5%
.1
Ltd
Apr
66
94 Vi
50
'
Apr
61
10'A
Lines
Cable
British
Apr
Apr
36
93 y2
11%
ez
.
35
65
•
25c
50c
10%
2.80
9c
27
-
93 y2
1.65
4%
5%
1
Feb
Mar
Jun
17
400
26c
25c
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—
Corp
Co
Speculative
Canada
Pools
Associates
Explorations Ltd
Mining Corp—
104
Canadian Curtis Wright
•
Jan
#
Van
Jan
Jan
.
23 %
1.75
800
10%
10%
3.85
25 y2
-•
Jun
Mar
75
23
31%
29J/2
•
1.30
17l/2
101
11
Preferred
Feb
5.50
16%
'
Jan
8'/2 May
'
124,500
*
Jun
10%
100
preferred
Jan
20O
13%
1
'<?•' 7
i
.
Jun
1.65
Canadian
Jan-
8c
*
Obalski Mining Co Ltd
Jan
100
22 y2
31%
__
Warrants
Jan
15c
8c
5c
i.; Feb
Jun
1.65
Canadian
1.80 May
24c
1
common
United
Corp
1.00
Jun
*
...
Line—.
Jun
16
36 %
64%
22J/2
*
Canadian Canners crass A
•
4.75 Jan
65c
17c
—'
Jun
107
(V
Jun
7%
7
warrants
$1%
32,400
19
7%c
•
102%
Jun
18%
__
Feb
.
20 % Mdr
56'A
102 >/4 102%
'
•
/
18
Jan
1,295
B
Canadian
1.05
26,500
7.
10c
1
;
15% May
16% Feb
Jun
725
47J/2
100
Feb
9c
80c
*
—
Ltd...
•
43 V4
20%
3,170
Jan
6% May
35c
600
24c
1
Feb
20
20
43V4
—
47%
8yt
Apr
3.40 May
350
8c
Ltd.
Exploration
Titan
1
i
Jan
14%
Jan
2.25
1.42
J.
Tache
JUn
37%
.
Jan
14%'
Jan
25
•.
Jan
16%
Apr
6%
28»/2 May
93A Jun
15%
r
Mar
.
4.95
Jun
8'A
1.55
al05
15
—
54
3.00 Mar
27,259
1.70
'
*
Apr
7% May
3.40
—:
8JA
2.00
4.95
5.50
1
Jan
54 %
3.40
275
2.25
Jun
1.40
1
Mines
53%
7
Feb
Jan
3.75
50
warrants
Jun
15c
1
9%
50:
3.20
—'
'
A
May
65c
1.05
Jan
5% Mar
"7 4.15
Class
Jan
7c
—•
Mines
15 y4
3.20
al04
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♦
83%
Jun
11 Vz
Canadian
Apr
8c
100
Jan
3.75 Mar !
51%
Preferred
Apr
65c
May
'
Services.
Gold
a35c
15
5,400
7
a35c
''
*
Warrants
Standard
2,646
1.72
1
35c
Jutt
75%
•
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3.75
1
Ltd
"A"_____
Canada
Spartan
3.75
1
Mines
(1957)
Ltd
Oils
Sobey's
South
1
Development.
Sherritt Gordon
fci.op
Metals
Diversified
Antonio
Saucon
— —
:
Jan
3.90
•
Jun
Class
Warrants
Pen
5,807
3.50
57%
•
Canadian
Apr
18 %c Mar
Jun
105
Jun
12.50
/ Canadian
2c
'
12c
35c
Jun
24
Apr
10
Steamshin
Wire
17c
15c
Jun
99%
3.00
*
Preferred
Jan
15c
10,500
20
10
51%
•
:
1
B
35c
Development
Foo's
Ltd—1
Exploration
Quebec
Ruby
Goldfields
440
100
3.25
10
common
Canada Packers class A
Safeway Ltd
Jun
8,555
21%
57%
*
Permanent
Jun
16% May
14V*
20
Apr
100
Canada
64 V4
•7,
Jan
Apr
*
preferred
Malting
May
90c
38%
liy2
26
5%
_*
x
Class
5
Jun
Jun
•
common
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
855
17 y2
Jan
4.00
•
Stone
A
Jan
64
Jan
550
♦
Foils
Apr
40%
1.60
4.30
♦
Dominion Sugar
Class
Cut
7c
64
—
Jun
4.00
*
common
13%
38%
50
Jan
5Vc
Feb
4.00
100
Canada
11 %c Mar
Jan
9%
54%
.
33 %
8
—
CrusUed
4JA%-
Jan
Jun
Jun
•
Dock class A
preferred
Mar
6% May
Jun
7%
27%
*
Cement
;
Jan
3)90
-■
May
3c
Feb
57c.. Jan
;
48 %
12,912
a—
Canada
Ltd
1st
cum
non
t
i
4.90 May
190
1,100
9% May
7% May
55%
100
-
-—X
^
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Canada
.
of Canada—
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A
i
1,125
Jun
30%
—20
:
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Jan
May
3.50
Apr
May
5.00
5c
Co
3.25
14c
2.75
Co
Ltd
class A—
Gas
75
32,000 "
48
Feb
*
:
;
Canada
v
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Oil
i R3.25
70c
May
27%
*
A
Cabol Enterprises
Calgary Power common
Apr
12c
Jun
Apr
5.00
Ltd
Ltd
4c
42c
15c 18 %c
—
4
it
A
Inv
125
101,000
5.00
Mining Co
Power Corp
1.
I'
(Quebec) Ltd.
Canadian
Mines
a3.25
—
Ltd
4c
53c
Jun
6
-
Sugar
Canada
Northwest
4c
7
Feb
13% May
103% Apr
Mar
7c
50c
100
_»
Products
Bullochs Ltd
Burns
13c
4c
class
Corpj
pfd
Company
Building
Burrard
10c
,
140
5,559
101
Feb
55
7- ;
30%
Telephone common_25
4%%., preferred
:
"
100
5% % preferred
i_10O
6%%. preferred
100
Apr
9c
Ltd
Jun
•
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Power
Columbia
Feb
10c
Corp
11 %
——
*
Columbia
6%
1
Metals
13%
21%
11
23
—;
British
7c
82
2,200
2,335
*
i—:
Packers
B
Columbia
Jun
3%
is
Jun
•
ui—aii
British
<
Apr
10c
Class
British
Jan
Jun
Ltd—
Ltd
North
Jun
1.95
5c
Ltd.
Co
Mines
2.00
800
11c
3.70
2,400
2.10
3.50
11c
—
2.05
1.95
17%
Feb
51%
»
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common
Columbia
-.-British
v
Feb
2.00
2.i 0
(T G)
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Feb
5%
....
Uranium
Amulet
Bright
Apr
2.90
503
Light & Power CoLtd.l
Exploration
West
22c
60%
__
50
5c
Jun
2,300
50
—
common
OikiL
Jan
75c
£1
common:
Forest
47c
Cooling Semiconductors
Traction
British'Columbia
Jan
57c
50
Preferred
British- American
6.00
Vending Co Ltd—
Formaque Mines Ltd
Brazilian
Bridge Tank
f
Jan
37%
8
49
.7
50
preferred
Jan
5%
88c
25c
Mersey
1.05
75c
49
7%
i—:
:
25%
9,280
48%
—•
—
Jun
154,110
15,500
preferred::
Paper
Jun
15c
50
Jan
83c
•
common
18
1.84
48
*
59c
43%
48
*
common
A—.
Bowaters
.
Mar
12c
15,685
Jan
3.05
25
&
class
preferred
Bowater
Feb
1.02
8.00
Corp Ltd
5%%
■V
Jan
1.25
Ltd
Native
New
1.53
5%
Needco
Newfoundland
Feb
38%
Ltd
Mills
National
New
9
4.90
1.82
common
Wright Iron Mines Co Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Murray
120
42%
Mines Ltd
Mount
:
—
18
Corporation
Mount Pleasant
36
30c
•
Minnesota
Moore
500
6%
'
.
Jun
*
Z
Telephone
Bowater Corp 5%
FCb
36%
8
6
•
Bros
Beaver
Jan
36
7
6
,
35£
10
:
A
Beatty
Mar
6c
101
8
Apr
29%
Jun
*
Scotia
Industries
Bathurst
May
53c
1,075
com
1
Mid-Chibougamau
75c
12,600
8C
.
*Chipman
Island
7,900
63C
'
preferred
Mercury
93c
58c
8c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Melchers
81c
—
* *
.
Traction
Barcelona
Bartaco
Feb
60c
.
11%
53 y2
Jun
i
1.2Q^Jun
10
B————-
Montreal
Feb
87c
Co^
Ltd
Mines
Massval
11
19 Ve
Feb
Jan
50
Jun
46
7
9.60
•
.
Bell
Marcliant
11
37
Feb
72
*
-
of
Jan
10%
35
24
7 •;
Jun
~
3.55 Mar
Jun
51%
*
Steels
Bank
Jan
10%
51 %
100
Autofab' Ltd
May
17c
Jun
1.40
Jun
27
Apr
Jan
—
common
_
Auto
1.20 Mar
Jun
lo%
100
*
A
Atlas
10% Mar
Jan
35c
10
,
Sugar Refineries common
Class
Mar
Jun
7%
16
Corp of Canada Ltd
Companies Ltd class B
Loolaw
Apr
300
4.10
class A
Inc
52c
10%
Jan
8.40
5,300
.
"
Lambert
28c
25c
Wire
Standard
Acceptance
Atlantic
4.50 Mar
class
Hardware
Preferred
Keely-Frontier
100
*
preferred
Ashdown
Jun
4.80
Jan
108
Jan
21% Jan
May
2,110
*
*
:
:V
18
42,658
*
1
7;
56
1.35
Feb
Jan
17%
7
Jun
115
Jan
Jan
110
Jun
966
46%
*
100
*
••
15% May
•4,619
1*
1.30
2.30
38j/4
•
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101 y2
103
40 %
21%
—
j
Jun
Jun
107
1,100
37
.19%
.46
1.351
—
a
preferred
$2.60
Jan
25
Jun
20
2.50
Ltd
Iron
preferred
Associated
20
2.90
Club
Jubilee
C
$2.50
Mining
~
Jockey
5.50
Class
.
;i
,
Jun
1.65
pnq
1
1
70c
23%
v
11,210;
17
a op
:—10
Imperial class A new
Class B 1st pfd
Argus Corp new common—1
Jan
9.50
4.pn
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
1.99 May
Jan
*
Controls
Warrants
2.85
700
18
19%
.56156%
—1
•
—
Feb
7%c
Ltd
16
'—•
40
AlumlniUm
Ltd———J—-21 %
4%%'. preferred
i,—
50
46
Feb
19%
of America—
10c
Gold Mines Ltd—-—5
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd..
2.50
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
Corp
9.00
Algoma Steel
Analogue
80c
101% 102 %
-•
Anthes
Hollinger
19%
;
2.00 May
5,185 '
105
17
common
———..
Jan
107 107 %
Warrants
Jun
7e
Central
Jup
18%
5,225
9.20
Jun
23%
Jun
12,382
102%
4.75
j
;
Jun
14%
2.00
10
Jun
23 V*
25 Vi
100
27% May
.
125
1.65
107
__
3.75
v
■
235
:
23%
100
:
Natural Gas
Preferred
Apr
38c
warrants
A
Algoma
Jan
57c
12J/4
20c
Class
Alberta
Mar
*»c
168
Mar
2c
2.25
Mines
Age
27c
12c
2c
Silver
Lake
Glen
Feb
Jun
130
preferred
Class B preferred
;May
6c
Futurity Oil Ltd
—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Class A
.1,050
'
49% May
Jan
25
;
H18b
Jan
24%
2.00
_5
1
38%
399
.
2.20
2.10
*
—
Trunk common
Gas
14,341
.
23%
14%
80c
Voting trust
Alberta
May
28c
'
Copper Mines
Bay
■;
1
Range Since Jan
Low
4.25
23%
—
23%
'(■•>
*
•
50c
>,
>
i
,
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Shares
24%
25
I
Preferred
Agnew Surpass Shoe
9% May
5%c Mar
2c
Ltd—,
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
12c
Jun
40c
,
3V2C
Ltd——
(1945)
Mines
Fontana
Apr
being
one
OILS.
•
High
44%.
•
25
*
.
Ltd
Acklands
Feb
8
8%c
11,000
1,925
8Ve
3%c
Inc
Feralco
Ford
He
8c ;
—
Vi
Sales
7
of Prices
V
.
Warrants
4o
—
The first
and
Dollars
for Week
*
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
parts.'
two
the MINES
Canadian
Low
Par
Abitibl Power & Paper common
Feb
41c
23
list
'
Feb
~
into
Range
Sale Price
•vvV.
Jun
21c
in
Week's
a
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
segregated
Apr
6c
30%
25c
and
Are
Shown
May
960
2,000
48c
Ltd
Dumagami Mines Ltd—
Dumont Nickel
Corp.,
issues are
STOCKS,
Prices
Mar
38c
Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Exchange
1.40 May
18c
30%
Dominion
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
Jan
18 %c
Dome Mines Ltd
Toronto
High
V. /
Jun
1.14
The
i
■
7
I
Volume
196
Number 6173
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(41)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
-Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
//i,V.
„
Range
of Prices
Chateau Gei Wines
Chrysler
C
rs.
P Development-,.—t—
Cochrane
Dunlop
common-
Columbia cellulose
Combined
16
•
3.65
—>—■
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16
1,050
100
6,-935
12%
13
9
Warrants
19%-
20%
•
-100
,——100
16%
14%-
-16%
I06y8-i06y2
104 105 >/2
Trust
Jan
Lake Ontario
Preferred
Feb
19 y4
-14%
Jun
55
106 y«
JUn
104 ^
Jttn
-18%
25
Jan
22 y#
Jan
$2
Jan
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16%
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6%
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_—-*—+*,-*
9%
1.70.
■'12%.
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7,075
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Levy
109
•
109
.
19%
'16% Jun
:
5
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•
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•
625
17,000
4.73P Jun
1.10
1.20
1,330
8,400
2.20
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y
2.90
3.10
5,532
2.90
JUn
9%
1,005
9%
Jufi
14
32%
125
31%
jun
37
16%
Apr
Feb-
11%
JUtt
Jun
18%
13%
I,495
"3,895
15%
11%
13%
26
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,
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38
jun
c
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•
14%
13%-
-
22 %
30
1st pfd———
31
-7,275-
15%
22
450
?
30
30%
7%
8%
12% Jun
50
-
43
;•■•■■■
25
JUn
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A——
class
Cos
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—
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i~—i
Class A warrants——
Jatt
•
B
7%
43
..
Jun
315
"30%
6%
Jun : "
7%
Jun ;
46%
f 1.55
46%
1.70
Jufi
95c
14,897
95C
.
45
575
—5
—10
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Crpws
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_____—4
45
■'
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f.
100
preferred—
.;
,
Estate
Dale
109%
.
preferred—i
Locatta Miperals ———.
uoed t Mjf Ltd——
10% Jun
LoWttey
40
108
Jan
.2.90
7r550
41.
38
-41%
12,295
18
5y015
.
16%
110.
110
3.95
a_—-25
3.95
9%
—•
common
8%
& Steel common—*
Magnesium
common^
Preferred
Dominion Steel Coal—,
48
—
;—•
—
& Chem common
common
Dupont Co
9
11%
12%
*
—•
Jun
7%
JUtt
Jun
17%
30
30
10,195
17%
35,499
21
335
16%
16%
16%
4,395
25%
261/4
2,110,
38
Feb
4.25 Jan
V
Jafi
1.00 Jart
'
Jun: >
11%
10%
12
24% Feb
2tfy® Apr
Metro Stores common
May
Maf
Milton
May
18% Mar
25
Jun
38
Jun
——
jun
111%
200
38
37 y2
100
6%
2,815
6
21%
790
2.50 Jan
21
1.55
1.50
1.60
II,061
2.30
2.35
600
2.30
408
23%
—•
25
•
23%
25
25%
24
26
40%
41
50
9V4
13%
8%
13%
9%
3,630
10
23
—*
common—i
100
50% Mar
•
±——*
-_*
27%
27%
28%
175
27% Jun
34%
Jan
22%
221/4
22%
900
21
Jan
25%
Apr
———*
9%
9i%
9%
JUtt
12%
Feb
Empire Life Insurance——
10
Exquisite Form common.—_—+—4—
Preferred :
—10
140
128
140
143
128
Jun
9'/s
9%
1,130
9
Jun
9%
103/4
2,600
9%-May
Match Co__—:
Paper common——4.
Eddy
Eddy
Emco Ltd
———
-4——•-*
1
Famous Players Canadian
Candy—z
Farmer
Fanny
Federal
Farms
Federal
Fleet
16%
•
4.50
-a—4:
Warrants:
,-—4
:—
Grain
Motor
.<
25
4,55
02.2.50
2.50
49
75c
4—
Co
31
Jttfi
Jan
K
-
Jun
31%
Jafi
Jun
45
Apr
15 y2
Apr
8
May
13% May
74
70
74
350
70
Jutt
17% Jan
90
Mar
39
43%
37%
Jun
60%
Apr
4.65
4.85
16,289
1,745
5%
Jttfi
16
1,184
15%
Jun
-19%
Feb
84
Jun
105
Jan
57%'Mari';:"
1.15 Mar in
>
...
23
23%
2,90
2.90
,3.00
3.25
3.25 V
,
23
175
v
Warrants
4.10
•
8,375
.4——100
100
100
100
365
5%%' preferred
—
100
General Bakeries——4———•
106
106
106
5
9%
10%
2,900
:
—.———4—1
8%
7i/a
83/4
Jan
Jatt
General
521/4
49i/a
52%
71c
300
30
30
30
2,880
Petroleum
Steel
General
Wares
*
Steel
Fixture—«
Class
B
Paner;
Lakes
Power
Gas
Warrants
>
B
Class
C
place
-A'
*
Hdes
,
•
& Co_
(Geo H)
Hbrne & Pittfield^—^4
Huron Erie
:
1
...
i..
;
•
*
13%
13%
2.05
3.70
3.70
100
16%
15%
16%
II,527
50
44
503/4
1,274
51/4
5%
1,752
831
5%
3.05 Jaft
*
11%
12
•■;
25 y8
Tobacco
4:80
1.05
1.10
107
107
51%
52%
2.25
3.70
.—-—20
50
54
54
•
'
.
5
13%
20
66
:
,
-
■-
4.25
i
41c
6,350
50
Jun
'
Apr
130
350
16,236
12%
13%
6y8
6y8
4,700
1,930
19%
21%
28,789
48
100
93i%
93%
3.85
,3.85
3.90
3.45
3.90
15%
15%
f
•
>
Minerals
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
Preferred
•
62
5
—
common——
16%
38%
42
warrants
Interprovincial
Trtterntovincial
Line
Steel Pibe
Investors Syndicate .class
;
L
:
70
1.25
•
A
,
•
Jun
6% Jatt
••
i:86
'
A
Class
Maurice
8
K
May
Sterling
Apr
28,046
56
Jun
89
10,193
34
Jun
47% Mar
45
Jun
52% Mar
6%
.670
^ 64%
: 70
11,761
1.25
9,400
1.10 May
——25
44%
L——•
: 13
45
6,357
39
Jun
13
1,030
1,600"
13
Jun
:
1.15
39
•
-
64
Jan
46%
May
Mar
20
20
20
305
20
Jun
23%
Apr
Feb
_*
,——*
——*
13
13
14
150
9
Jan
15%
class
A—
Public
Jefferson
Lake
Service—:
:
—
■
■-
r
Preferred
>
•
10
Warrants
For footnotes, see
13
6
2.30
1.80
2.30
5,000
1.75 Jun
5.00
2.90
3.15
23,882
2.80 May
10% May
103/4
10 y2
65c
page
1
5%
1
/_
——-
(Class B warrants
Jockey Club Ltd common
.
8%
86
43.
10%
455
70c
8,800
64c
Jun
10
Jun
12
285
14 y8
Apr
16%
18%
150
18%
Jun
20
Mar
5
5%
575
5
Jutt
8
Mar
10
May
Feb
I,057
9
Jun
11% Jun
9%
200
9
Jun
11%
Jan
——10
6%
5%
6%
6,035
5%
Jun
ll3/*
Jan
70%
63%
70%
14,572
63
Jun
84% Mar
9%
8
9%
8,065
8
Jun
9
9'/4
400
9
Jun
11 y® Mar
15%
17 y8
13,620
Jatt
i9y®
*
——
9%
10
v; 9
:
1
——*
16%
Ltd——
*
—
Tamblyn
—.. - — —— —— — —
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Mar
—
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m*
A———1
:
11%
2VA Jan
9% Feb
-4.80 Feb
3.90 Jan
11%
Feb
1.20
Jan
13
16%
\
Feb
Apr
5.00
5.75
4.25
4.25
4.65
•
—25
ordinary-——*
—;
—
4.00
100
3.95
9%
7>/»
Jun
13
21%
14,115
33,793
19%
Jun
26%
23
23
23
468
41
41
41%
210
4.50
5%
11%
11%
1.611
3.612
4,050
27
24 y*
27
16
15 V4
16
9%
10%
18%
18%
18 Va
/
-
j
7.
Jan
..
Jan
May
Jan
27»/» Jaft
43 - May
7%
May?
14
Jan
32% Mar
16
Jun
f 91/®
Feb
14% Mar
10
18%
Jttn
2oy«
51%
Jttn
53% May
25
Jun
32% Mar
51 y*
70
26y«
27 */2
1,095
Feb
10
10%
950
10
Jun
16
Jan
32%
31
32%
475
28
Jan
37
Jttn
11%
lO'/a
11%
890
10 y2
Jun
15'
Jan
16%
15%
17%
20
18
20
10%
104
40%
104
40%
15%
Jun
2iy® May
895
18
Jun
25
Jan
to
104
Mar
105
Jan
52,472
,
150
40 y®
24
V® Jun
24%
650
11 y®
l4»/a
2,900
25 V*
25%
75
24 y®
14%
1,770
Jun
'
50 y® May
28
May
11
Jun
15%
25V*
Feb
26 Va
Jan
13
Jun
16%
Apr
aJn
13
4.00
4.00
97
97
50
1.40
1.50
SOO
1.35
Feb
1.70
Feb
16%
46
15%
16 y2
647
15%
Jutt
21 y®
Jan
40
40
20
40
Jatt
42%
Jatt
1.75
1.75
1.75
100
Jatt
2.15
43%
43
46 y2
1,940
43
Jun
60
91
91
340
88
Jan
91
49%
50
100
49%
Jun
$iy2 May
6
6
100
52
56%
50
»—■.—*
*
15
—————__*
100
12%
12%
58%
59%
6y4
6y4
6%
500
1.50
1.50
.1.80
1,825
Marts
.
5%
2,375
51%
27%
10
:
56
~
Warrants
4.50 Jun
ll'A May
Jutt
24y4
*
Toronto iron Works class A———*
Towers
22% May
39 % May
3,720
11%
Jun
*
common———*.
BartkAA..
Jun
21 %
Toronto
Star
5.00
7%
4.00
II,117
4,040
300
Toronto Dominion
Jan
19%
•
Paper
Jan
12%
4.50 May
4.25 Jun
9
Preferred
—100
Canadian General Inv pfd
50
Thompson
Jan
19
——100
--—■ •
———a.———a—,-—....——*•—
—
Apr
1.25
Jun
15
common
Industries
Texaco Canada Ltd
106
jun
10 y®
2,295
4,410
—-100
-
22% Feb
Jan
Mar
73c
2,050
19% Mar
Jun
22 y4
100
15,235
10
Tancord
.
1.02
II y4
5%
—•
————-a.—
•Preferred
Mar
80S
10 y»
5.75
—
————
90c
11%
Feb
Feb
*2.15 Jan
/
778
18%
18%
10
14%
-•
SwltsoA Industries
5.80 Feb
5% May
Apr
10
—20
—
46% Jun
14%
Third
Jamaica
-
Apr
6
Petroleum
Sutvertest
7% Jan
90c
Jun
10%
51
Preferred
Jun
Jutt
20%
Common
743
Jun
7
-
46
Jun
10O
Jutt
Propane common
Preferred
—a.—a.
62%
2.75
7
Jun
ouiveno#
4.00
7
Jan
4.50
stuart on
Apr
Feb
30c.
11 y* Apr
11% Jan
19%
Trusts
23
—
Jun
45
Steinberg class
Preferred
Feb
8 ."
/
60
80
9
10% Jun
155
ManufactuMnar—
D
28
240
500
515
SilverwOod Dairies class A
Jun
1,200
125
9
64%
May
4.70
—*
'
Shawintgan Water As Power common.*1
Class A
——-*
Class A preferred_A.^
———«—50
May
30c
10%
9
Holdings, class A
16% jun
2.75
10%
38
19%
Arts
36
4.75
1,745
preferred^,——-^.—-20
Salada Foods
Warrants
24
r
12,155
250
300
6% Mar
1.75
51%
508
260
-
8% Jatt
2.60 Jan
1.20 Jun
1.20
44%
46%
.
Jan
19 Vs May
6Y8 Jun
4.00
:
4.75
2.75
B
95c
3.20 Jan
JUtt
4.70
•
2.75
~
*
Pipe
6% Jan
-
62'/® Jan
JUtt
46
585
*38%
30c
I——4
———T
'
May
18% Feb
18
•
JUtt
5
12,624^
,
14
34
•'6V2
1959
: 5.09
Jun
6%
1,900
19%
A———-•
---*
preferred^.—-—-—100
Gas——
——J.
56
Interprovincial Bldg Credits common-*
Iriterprovineial Discount common—
Warrants
4
i
Mar
4.75 Jun
5%
97/* Jan
1.85
42
r
2.00
Jutt
41/®
>
Jan
118
1.35
*
Slater Steel common—
—*
Preferred
—-—k__
,———20
Somerville Industries preferred—-50
60utnam
——1—*—- "
*
Standard Paving ——
—
*
Standard Radio ——
——*
Stedman
Bros
•
Steel Of Canada new common-——.*
-99
17%
15,995
>
791
Feb
50% Jutt
Feb
5y4
45 y2
Jan
4.75 Jan
10y*
Feb
42
5'/®
Simpsons Ltd
!
48
113
1.85
1.90
ShullyS industries
r
'
60
20
102
"
Jan
Jan
3.45. Jun
49
114
4.75
5
——•
—
17% Mar
3.60 Feb
49
114
22%
210
>
—*•*»
——>—50
Pall Mall—
of
45%
25
—
Jan
93%
.
250
,
52%
Apr
1,400
24%
~',.V
s
153
50
655
38
e y2 May
•
Jun
Jun
16%
«
Jun
4,995
42
:——_50
4
3.25 Jun
2,400
13
*
Jun
24 y2
——J__4___25
Preferred
300
6%
102
/ 60y* May
19%
15
7
3.50
61/®
,
22 y4
Seven
48
16
1.15
3.25
6%
preferred ——.——^-—10
Sayvette Ltd
16% May^
34%. Jan r
100
6%
25%
Lawrence Cement claSt
Selkirk
Jun
1,075
'.95c
34% Mar
Jun
sy*
St Lawrence Corp common
St
:
6 % May
.
3,005
5ya
Jun
Paper class A—
Rolland
1
Jun
16
17%
7
International Bronze Powders bom—_*
International
'
4.85
1.10
>'
—
125
Jun
.
—Xt— JJOi,—J. — —
—
Robin Nodwell
54%: May
4.10 Mar
12% Jun
45
=:
17%
-5%
40
16
16
-
112%
>
1.75 Apr
107Jan
Jun
6% Jutt
4.80
preferred
——
Class A $6 preferred
Lt
Apr
>
May
17 %
2nd
\i
V 7%
Mar
2.25
555
(
Jan
12y8
Jan
41%
20%
;• 93%
——-
:
:
;
Apr
26"
Jun
1
Jan
27 y4
Feb
'•
20% Mar
5%- Jun
11% Jun
Apr
25
Mar
39
Jun
Mar
19 y®
—•
jun
,;13
Jun
-
Jafi
83% Jan
'.fintifh
200
Industries"
Jun
5V2
'
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1,235
Russell
15%
9
34 V4
21
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6,121
4.30 Feb
May
40
4—
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820
460
>
22
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51
)
117%
:
——
Gas——
50
26
'
19V4
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil common,——«
Russell (Hugh) class A—
104
•
—
Gitv
9%
34»A
7.25
Jun
Jun
1
10% Jan
19%
6.25 Jan
44
4.25
80%
•
50% Mar
•«f
17 y*
Mfg common—
Robertson
Rothmans
17% Mar-
15
48
41
—
Warrants
151
Feb
36
Jun
22
—U^H.—
Yarns
RockoWer
17% Mar.
Jun
365
(
:
123
:
preferred ———
i—4.86%
Industrial1 Acceptance corhmoni—4—4_*
$2,25 preferred
50
4 Vz% preferred
.'—4
——-100
Industrial Minerals 4——
_*
Inglis (John)
———4——•
Ingram Bell _—4———
——.—*
Inland Cement Co preferred
i———lo
Inland Natural G&s comihon
——.1
Preferred:
420
Inter
785
81
Jutt
7%
9V4
——-—101
Prop
•
"•
5%
r
4.75
9
3.50 May
340
,
Revenue?
>
-t
——
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1.40,Jatt
•
■-<
,6,900
:
L—4420c
common
48 y4 Mar
25%
class A—*
Rapid Grip-JBatten class A_
—
-—*
Relchhold Cheftiical
>——2
Reld LithO preferred——
——53
RevelstOkO BJdg common^——•
5.00 Mar
Jun
.
Imperial
28%
25
2,851
34%
2.00 Jim
107
4.25
'
12%
650
-251/8
Imperial Life Assurance
10
imperial Oil •;
4—4—-——————
•
55
50
7%
45%
Preferred
Jan
•
310
29%
4.50
Quinte Milk
^
13% Jun
-
2,841
,
Jun
22% Feb
80%
COrp
Riverside
r
1
2.70
/
'
Jan
62%May
~
4.25 Jun
75e
30 y2 May
13% Jun
4,410
7%
4.50
Quebec Natural Gas—
>
8.10 Jan
TO
:
■
4.70
1
'*
'
'•19% Jan
3.90 Apr
7
Mar.
2.00
11%
4.1
I '
•
:
.
3.50
12%
Paper preferred—_—-100
Dauch——
*
&
May
8% May
20
May
>
Jun
13%
Hendershot
Hinde
8
Jun
Jan
13% Jan
Jun
50
Premium Iron Ore.——.—
'
Jun
200
4_——_*
—*
—
/
Jun
1.25
.540
_•
——25
:
—_—
Jun
43 >
>100
5%
-444—
Siddeley
; ■
;»
>■■■
1.50
75c
—•
common
Garnets
Hawker
'
.
Jan
2.25
3.70
*
—4-—•
-10
May
48% May
>.
570
61/2
131/4
•
29%
7%
—-»100
Industries
Warrants
300
-
4.25
13%.
—!
1
675
>
93
7% Jun
.200
.
75c
J
—
5,385
.
6i/a
*
V
8
!
Jatt
27 Ya
19%
preferred
Power
:
162
JUn
Jan '
5.90
•
Jun
12%
18,566
—-—*
1* ** ■ A m
11 ■■ ^
Pioeline common
Penmans
12% May-
16% Jun
12%
1,525
.
Mar
33% Feb
•
-15% Jun*
1,025
4.25
z
75c
—————
Industries
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
:—
Preferred
2.55
—*
4—.
•
Greening
Harding
1.95
2.25
-A "11*
—
Hardee' Farms
1.50
6%
class A——-1*
Saddlery—
Winnipeg. Ges__4
'
49
..
6.10
i;
-
6% May
7415
1.75
48
1.70
—.
T5t:
'
1.25
49
: :
2.25
Voting, trust
1956 Warrants
l
.7%
1.45
Great West
Greater
5.95
"•
Jun
87% Mar
I,5$7.
16%
8
warrants
Coal
17
16%
.45
.200
: 8
8
151/a,
6.10
—
warrants—
Great West
6
17
.
-—4
•
400
16%
comtaon—-
$2.80 preferred
Class
46
6%
Jun
125
85
:
—4—1•
.
Northern
75.
47
6
6bmmon4—
Warrants
Great
126
47
I—*
4
Lakes
Great
30
8%
126
.
95c
———
Phantom
60% Feb
Jan
93/8
825
15% May
17
Jfurt
———*-•
—-***—*
Preferred
•
16% Mar
f
May
Drilling
Petti Mnft
Feb
12% Mar
•
7% Jun
91%
126
Gdodyear Tire Canada common—_a—*
4%
preferred -——
50
Gordon Mackay class A—
1—_—*
Jun
58c
8%
£-—TOO
Great
15%
—
—
Page ' Hftr'sey
Jan
109%
13% Jan
200
30
13%
60
--
13 ya
15%
•
12%
28
9
—*-10
Products^—
Store
Oshawa Wholesale
103% Jart
Mar
49.
.
£1%
9%
—*
common
preferred
;
8%
6,174
70c
Drilling class A_50o
General Products Mfg class A——
General
37%
May
99% Jun
105
1,535
]\4otors —4———4————————444—■4%
-General .Development
12%
12%
—AibU- WW—
'-J——
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Ontario
4.75 Apr
29
14
29%
preferred——100
cement
Ocean
Parker
303/s
—a.
14
——
—
Northwest Utilities
Ontario
28% Jan
Jun
3.25
200
...
Jan
14% Mar
;
2.90 Jun
1,480
84
4y2 May
•
'-.40 'VJutt
Jun
loy® Jun
-
811
.
29%
Mo-preferred
84
25% Mar
Jun;
128
175
4,210
30
Gatineau Power common
15%'
16
———
3.60 Feb
Jan
40
10%
—-—*
——
*
Apr
6
Jart
24
-
Apr
33
-
18—Jun V
40
130
10%
23 y*
—4
Trailer
Jan
Jan
19
Jun
66c
2,250..
'—400.
130
Petroleum- preferred—4—-—10
Fruehauf
>
46%
270
'
88c
40
;
10%
;;—.——-—•
4,44—1
Companies
.
12% Feb
15
4.25 May
2.50 Jun
.
Mar
Jan
42%
•
common———2.50
new
800
100
18
215
16%. Feb
25
220
>
49
75c
Canada:——
of
French
—
9y2
--
1,140
25
—1'
Foundation Co
Fraser
'.
16%
4.35
:
aa_*
class A—
Manufacturing—-.—*
Fotfd
>16%
25
—
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
10%
590
>
>
Feb
Apr
3.00
Jun
_—
Economic Inv Trust
Jan
2.15
40%
905
14
Jun
%^Jun
1.50 May
704
41
B
40% Apr
Feb
2.00 Jttfi
2.00
0
Feb
2.40 Mar
1.60 Feb
21%
A_
class
Brewery
Glass
jun
100
6V4
—
—
100
I
■
21%
•
—•
Preferred
40
^Monarch Fine Foods*
Montreal Locomotive Works
•
Montreal Trust
—5
Moore Corp common——
*
*—•
National Containers
x
—_—1
National Drug & Chemical common—-*
National Trust —j—»:—-I
——10
NeOn Products ——-—
-*
Niagara Wire common-—i
—*
Class B
——————*
Noranda Mines new common
——•
Northern Ontario Natural Gas*—1_—-*
Northern Qttebec PoWer commofi•
Preferred
—50
Northern Telephone j.-— ia.——-————-t-.ina ■■ 1
MolsOns
Mar
33
Brick
10
360
150
2.00
Mar
May
2.05
38
May
32
10
100
100
21
25,137
2.09
,
105
>
21% Mar
22'% May
15
——
14 y4 Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
16% Feb
14y8 Mar
110
Feb
11%
100
105
—
12
Jun
11
—•
*
im
*
—20
——20
Ltd
51
16
Jufi
Jun
11%
471
Jan
19 y2
16%
30
85
13
Preferred
Midwest Industries GaS—
ll3^
121/a
Feb
10%
61 ' May
*
.
May
31,824
16%
30
MCCabe Grain
M fi P G Canadian PtOp^.
9% May
48-
25
lf%
MaxWell
67»/4 Mar"
liy4 Feb"
6%
Jun
38
j.i
44
->
8%
25%
•
—
9.25 Mat
650
16
17%
,
May
4.60 Feh
-75
--
19%
•
•
—23 Vb
Preferred
Textile
48%
48
Jan
»>4.60 May
13 Va Jutt
2,370
81/4
A
350
7
Jatt
154
jun
8
10435
8
27
3.00 Jan
525
..
8
——;—•
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar
51
.
6Va
—50
l._a_—
44
h'J. 8
lid
25
80c"
1,505
25
•
Bloede! Powell River
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common
50% Mar
16% JUft
12.%
25
*
—•
MdssCy-Fefguson Ltd common—-a*——*
4% %
preferred
,—100
5% % preferred—
«fl.00
3.60 Feb
•
11%
ioy4
Jun
11%
25
700
82cr " 82c
11
——.*
(Walter M)
•
"
Mar
117
-
Jun
38
802
5.00
50
—*
*
t—s
inv
Dominion Scottish
Jatt
61
/Un
2.40
100
9%~
4.75
Dominion Poundrv
Dominion
25% Feb
Jan
2.40
Warrants
Dominion
Jun
8
109% 109%
.'■■'r: 18
—
Electro
16
2.90
•
2
Dominion Bridge ——
—U—i.'
Dominion of Canada General Ins__—
Dominion Coal
Jun
100
2,405
45
.
Macmlllan
——.—*
Distillers Seagrams——a
Dominion
45
16
9%
.
:
L
■
■
«——
357
16
8%
16
9%.
.
,
34% Mar
V
"
-
Crush international Ltd common—.,—*
May
23% Mar
33% Jan
'7,919
5,230
31%
6%
19
•
Loblaw
•
Feb
Feb
*
55% Jan
14% May
21% May
29% Jun
525
"■
4.25
8%MSy
10% Jatt
4,073
>
22%
29%-"
30
100
."•••
v
38
38
> 8%*" 9%
0%
••
"13% Feb
2.10 Apr
16
Apr
Jun
1.50 Jan
200
Jan
1.80 Feb
2.80 Feb
Jutt
9%
-
Industries cpmmon>^—t—
B
7%
1.10 Jutt
2.35
15%"
A.
Class
—
Class
.
5
2.20
———
preferred
Loblaw
UV*Uif
7% Feb
5'/2
5.25
2.90
deferred
18% Jaft
-liJaft-
•
Juri
■
93/4
1,500
1.70
43
.
50
—-
12.%- -12%
43
;
735
-
5.6%
9%
10y8
.
--%*
80
—
17%
17%
!
May
May
12
5
9%
Lelattd
JUtt
•
1
Apt
3.20 .r?n
1.10
common.
Financial
La vi reft tide
Jun
31%
Cement
Loan
Secord
Latfra
8.95 Jan
;
1
Jun
Jun
4.75
Lafftbtoft
8%
3.25 May
-
Jan
16
-
Jun
13%
High
5%
1.85
1,775
7,402
2.25
i—
11%
May
7%
2.00
5%
——
Jan. 1
Low
5%
5.25
A
class
Warrants
Lakeland Gas
Range Since
High
12%
13%
-
12% Jah
22,234
17%,
i.:
Lafarge Gement
Cbrttmoft
Shares
1.85
'
t
—i
Labatt
JUtt
4.65 Feb"
16% Mar
-
11
1,850
10,332
a—————-Jt——t——————
Credit
Apr'
22
-May
1,240
■3.90
Cosmos Imperial
Craig Bit —a
Crain
(R D Ltd^
Crown
5,430
4.40
-
20
13
7%
20%
Glass B preferred--—
Corbv, Distillery class- Aa-aCoronation
7%
12
Smelting^-*-,-*
<fe
20%
JUft
for Week
5%
—
8% Jan
7% Jun
12
990
7%
.
3.00
200
•
,4.40
Mining
Consumers Gas commpn^__;
Consumers .Gas class A—
B
■7%-
13
—
Consolidated
Class
7%r
7%..
Mar
18% Jun
3.65
Warrants
62
14%, Jan
18%
Low
Kelly Douglas class A—
35% Jun
Jun
8%
*—-—10
—*
.
43%
3.00
13.
;
National; ——>_ -——£—---1
Consolidated Bakeries *—
.—*
Consolidated Building common—__a—*
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1
30% Mar
100
15%
Conduits
preferred
35%
43%
18%
*—**>•#—*
Enterprises
LOW
260
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34
43%
»—--,-25
—.—*
*—a,—*
_——a__
.
35%'
•
Week's
Friday
Last
'
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Sales
Sale Price
41
preferred—
———_50
common—a
——•
2.85
97
1.55
Feb
Jun
5% Mar
50
jun
4.25 May
102
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jun
7
May
73%
Jaa
12%
Jan
14 y* May
58 y®
Jun
.64
5% May
1.50
Jun
Feb
97/a
Feb
4.35
Feb
;
V
42
(42)
The
CANADIAN MARKETS
.
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Trans
Canada
class A
new
of Prices
Shares
Pipeline
12
21,085
5%
8 270
50
50
140
50
Mav
55
Tan
9
9%
305
9
Juh
11
Feb
V
*
'
Corp
class
B
pfd
•
•
•
—
Grey
Trust
10
preferred
25
Vulcan
1.05
5%
1,0g
75
6
11c
5%
Walker
G
&
Waterous
Z
30%
ioo
,
11c
11c
5
May
57/a
2,785
52
54
225
59
11%
100
11%
v«SJ!lStS18 common
wStflSf Foods
S,
Wet,ieel
1.20
550
49
43a/4
493/4
26,587
433/4
3.40
3 80
450
3 95
__
__
!
"nrpfprrpH
preferred
WestJan
on
•
wtflerrr««f0pper C0mm0n
,^L"T~7
uw.Y
14%
11%
13%
111/a
271/4
iq%
97/
•
&~Ynknn
*
wSod ?lex»ndJUt
Wpreferrednd-!trleS C'aSS A
1.95
1,600
Con
Petrol
Consolidated Callinan
14%
l7^
7'25
1.10
1.80
14%
20,899
13%
25,256
271/4
25
jq%
11%
Fenimore
Consolidated
Golden
735
14%
9
150
31c
8,094
15%
6-0°
171/2.
750
Halliwell
Marbenor
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
Mic
Mogul
Mar
Jun
100
70c
Morrison
Norunand
Consolidated
Pershcourt
May
Consolidated
2,000
5c
8c
40
38
WClSSAaw»?S"dCla6S"A~~"~"~"
Electric
•
40
13% 14*4
I
7c
36c
36c
750
16c
16c
1,100
36c
33c
43c
17,625
30o
Jan
48c
38c
35c
40c
May
38,800
35c
900
26c
May
May
59c
27%c27%c
Apr
'Jan
:
1
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
AND
3>25
»
3.50
30c5 Teh
5,330
2.70
55c5
Jan
15,350
12,340
76c
28c
28c
1,000
13,333
21c
20c
22c
8,500
20c
12c
1,000
10 %c
Jan
33%c34%c
2,000
27c
May
__
1
1.12
1
Petroleum
1.20
6c
6,500
1.20
-2,600
5.25
5 95
9,000
12c
12c
13,200
12c
3,000
•
6c
6c
6c
1 24
1 19
1 24
32C
Uranium
Mining
Croinor
Acme
32c
Mines
Agnico
Mines
Alberta
Allied
—1
—1
Yellowknife
Pac
Gold
1
Anacon
Rare
Leduc
Mines__
1
Earth
Lead Mines
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Anglo United Development
Asamera
Aumaque
Jan
5c
Mar
41c
40c
44c
34,533
6c
6c.
4,500
.8.75
8.85
425
10 %c 10 %c
8%c
95c
8 % c,
Nickel
1st
5%%
*
Banff
%
w
1*
){
'
Sf
'*
;
;j
;r
'4 '
Bala
class
;
*
Frobisher
Jun
1
22c^
Vc
1 */'
:
19c
;
1
26
Feb
90c
May
20c
Feb
28c
Jan
16%c
Jan
28c
Jun
48c
Feb
55c
Apr
1.14
1.55
May;;
21 %c
Jan
1.60
32c
..
Feb
Jan
Jan
;
.
;
,
12c
Geco
Mines
Genex
''
.
c"
:
Giant
15c
Jan
3 28,800
19c
Jun
75c
Jan
-•
"19,500
Glenn
Uran
Jan
Jun
11c
10c
May
19c
4c
Jun
7c
40c
Jun
58c
Jun
Great
Plains
Jan
2.49
Feb
Gulch
1.35
11,000..
3,100
27,660
10c
12c
Jun
1.90
Jan
1.15
41,200
3c
12,000
46c
*:
7.55
Mar
1,100
Jan
34c
Feb
27c-
40c
6.00
/ 35c
5,800
2.05
May
Apr
1
—
19,000
22,130
2.80
1.65
4,500
1.51
Jun
♦
7c
1'
-
Petroleum
*
Chibougamau
1
20 %c
Jun
68 %
1.45
Jun:
1.81
2.37
Jun
4.20
18Vic
:
8c
5,000
8c
Jun
igc
15,700
11c
May
8%c
13,256
5c
Jan
15c
65,928
10c
Jan
1.75
Lands
•
4.50
Astoria
26 %c
1,000
Chieftain
Canadian
Delhi
Petroleum
Mines.
4c
Harrison
Feb
Rock
Jun
Head
36c
•
Headway
Heath
3.40
Mines
Jun
2,000
23c
Jan
6,500
15c
May
.86,081
23c
Jan
48c
Jun
12,175
12c
Mar
24c
Jan
28c
;
Red
Gold
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Jan
Gold
Jan
Home
A
Oil
Co
Ltd
class
15c
Jan
Howey*
Jan
28 %
Feb
39c
Jan
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting—
Hudson Bay Oil
;
Hugh Pam Porcupine
4
20Vic
8,000
4.55
15,602
17%
1,250
13
80c
1.25
4.10
Jun
Jan'
Jun
Mar
2.60
7.50
19%
Feb
Consolidated
Hydra
6,700
6c
17,845
5c
May
1.25
76,658
80c
May
1.25
Jun
Jack
2.70
3.15
20,332
2.70
Jun
5.35
Feb
Jacobus
1.01
1.25
786
1.00
Jun
2.85
Feb
Jaye
3.50 May
64c
Jun
4.35
Feb
Jellicoe
Mines
1.80
Jan
Joburke
Gold
Mines
Quebec
Malartic
North
81c
1.05
26,175
28,825
16c
1,000
75c
75c
20c
25c
33c
34c
8,325
7%c
5,150
_»
Gold-
•
Inca
34c
1
7c
Feb
2.35 May
1.65 Jun
8.25
18,500
4 Vic
May,
14c
6,400
11c
Mar
9Vic 13Vic
.72,500
,„8c
Feb
16c
Jan
2,000
13c
Feb
19c
Apr
12c
Jun
24c
Jan
23c
May
65c
Jan
14c
Jan
2.66
Jan
13c
/20c
25c
6c
21,000
5,360
20
18%
20
12,449
18%
Jun
26%
Jan
10%
9.40
10%
8,244
9.40
Jun
15%
Feb
10%
9.25
10%
5,909
9.25
Jun"
15% Mar
;
,
1.
'
♦
2.25
..
3,400
2.05
47
4,510
12%
v" hoc
fa ,ioO
10c
25Vic
.
.
Jun
2.65
2.05 Mar
4.774
13%
12c
ijc
..
51%
5 %.c May
12%:
51
13%
1
2.40
50
__
ss,'
59%
May
Jun
*
17c
May
Jan
Apr
"10% Mar
Jan
28c
7,860
25Vic
Jun
54
36c 46 Vic
__
45 Vic
21,575
36c
Jun
65
Jan
45c
May-
1.34
Jan
Copper Mines
1
45c
54c
16,900
Iron
Bay
1
1.20
1.20
1.33
1
71c
60c
73c
3,800
45,700
2<)o
20c
19c
22c
—35c
70c
62c
Jan
2.60 Mar
Iso
Mines—
Feb
Mines
1.20
60c
2.55
Jun
Jan
1.75
Jun
Jan
Jan
Waite
Mining
.Li
Explorations
Jun
15c
May
1,900
75c
May
6,681
20c
Jun
45c
Apr
Kenville
31c
Jan
38c
Jan
1
7c
Jun
13c
Jan
Kilembe
Jan
Klrlcland
:
Kerr-Addison Gold
Feb
Joliet
Jan
Jonsmith
Feb
Jowsey
Gold
:
Mines
Copper
Jun
82c
Jan
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
5Vic
30,833
5c
Jan
10c
Mar
Apr
7c
8c
6,500
7c
May
22c
20c
23c
31,300
20c
May
22c
/
16c
22c
61,000
10c
Jan
15,962
25c
May
4c
Jun
6Vic
Jan
8.25 Mar
10%
Jan
1
*' 29c
1
1
Canadian
Northwest Mines
•
8%C
7c
9%C
30,933
Silica
•
5Vic May
19c
1.02
79c
1.05
14,200
79c
1.20 May
Kirkland Townsite
60c
Feb
Kopan Developments Ltd
•
30c
•
Jan
1
Jan
4.35
4%c
4,100
9.55
15,940
1.65
300
26c
28c
5,665
26c
Jun
42c
Jan
8c
23%
1.60 Mar
42c
29c
4c
1.65
*
8c
900
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
17c
Apr
1.65
Jun
3.20
Feb
Feb
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Jan
Jan
8.95
9.05
Canadian
11c
35c
25Vic Mar
25Vic
4c
1
1
Jun
32c
2,500
7%c
1
*
Mining Co Ltd-,
19c
520,485
5c
1
Mines
40c
26,200
74c
12c 12 Vic
1
i
:
85c
1.22
Jan
Jan
2.35
23c
Irish
1.87
Feb
8c
16c
i
5Vic
1.18 Mar
26c
10%
■
' 2.22
__
4.45
13 %c
Jun,
2.35
2.50
Mines
65c
18 %c Mar
Jan
10,425
5c
5%c
1
5cs
16c
Apr
13b,oOO
17,500
—1
95c
85c
6%c
Feb
9Vic
j
Jan
15%
Jan
8.70
15%c l5Vic
I7%c.
1
—
Exploration
1/20
10c
Island—
Canadian
Canadian
Gold
Inspiration
2,900
■:
..
4.15
Jan
Jun
17,200
99c
21,100
Jun
Feb
12 %c
13Vic
,
—•
29c
~ May
85c
;__16a/a
9c 10 Vic
Jun
8.25
; /
•
1.85
1
Oil
Crest
Homestead
•
Jan
48c
21c
4 Vic
5
—
Apr
20c
&
High
8.50
Apr
9c
May
..
5 Vic
Jun
34c
1
May
5,860
9
14%
Jan
1
1
7c
3.75
30
9%c
_1
1
19
1.85
3.60
1.95
3,500
1
Lake
Mines
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
3.05
.
±0
8%
13,205
1
80c
1.25
41c
2.45
1
13c
17
2.90
Apr
May
1
;
9,500
4.10
3.75
Jan
1.10
J
4c
1
—
1.65
Petroleum
;
12c
Iron
2.70
lOo
Devonian
May
16,134
Mines
Lakes
Jan
Feb
6c
Gold
of
Jan
4.90
Gold
Minerals
Hasaga
Feb
3.10
Apr
Mar
Hard
1.85
Warrants
70c
Jan
29% Mar
19 %c
Jun
46,750
■
_1
——
2,885
,
13c
May
5Vic
18 %c
1
3.05
•
Jan
1
1
3,250
1,500
500
1,200
1
Develon
82c
Ii
Minerals
Canadian
16c
19Vic May
?
3,784
1
l
Petrol
Jan
Jan
Jan
12'A
•
;
-
1
Southern
Canada Tungsten
Jan
Apr
31c
Jan
23
1,275
.
1
Mines
6c
8,500
24%
1
19c
20%C20V2C
1.75
~i
Red Lake—
7%c
20%
22 %c Mar
44 Vb
1
21%
15c
21%
8%c Apr
,
1
Class B
25c
Oil—
v
Jun
2,440
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Lead
7.55
Jun
7%c
Jan
9,050
1
Mine-
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold—
60c
Jun
32c
3.25
5c
Gulf
59c
,
Jun
29c
5c
-
Feb
13c
May
.5c
11c
13,910
1
8.%c Jan
Jun
2.80
■
-1-80 Jan
Jan
May
32c
'
Granduc
10c
3.10
Lake
8c
,.
V
1.60
1
Mining
Grandroy
Jan
14c/ Jan
May
4%c
14,393
40c
1.51
Jun
2.64
1
i
Goldray
Jan
10c
24,800
7.00
10c
5c
8,500
41 %c
:
91c
*
Mines
Goldfields
Feb
•
7%c May
32,500
4%c
7.05
1.65
Jun
2.62
1.55 May
20c
Ltd
Mines
—1
„
7c
2.10 Mar
4,800
1
Mines
Mar
5y2c
2.20
4Vic Mar
23,225
1
Glacier Explorers
Goldale
10c
8%c
:2.05
Feb
Jun
1.6O
1
Yellowknife
15 Vic
46c
Mines.
J an
May
9c
*
Ltd
Mascot
Giant
Feb
III
Mining & Smelting
15 V4
12Vic
6c
28,000
1
Ltd—
May
8c
35c
Jun
Vy./-.'-1.
■
—
;
Mines
4c
4%c
Petroleums
Jun
2.51
•
Gaitwin Mining
6c
5c
•
Feb
4.75
33
1
^
Mines
12,642
,7
64c
1
Ltd
8c
21,700
8%c
Jun
1
Mining
Mining
1,500
11c 11 %c
Jun
12% Mar
/
253/8 Mar
22
19%c
Mines-
"i," f'r.
Feb
103/4
i
May
53c
Jun
21,239
""
—
■.
7,500
1
Ltd
Long
7c
9c 10%c
9,000
Falima
Jun
4,200
1
•
Canadian
10
o<6c
Jan
38c
Mar
72c
Jan
9.50
2,080
Jan
Jun
8,925
__50o
Petroleum
Canadian
9.60
7C
1
Jun
20
16,681
1
Calvert Gas &
Canadian
9.85
io%c
1
7c
6,600
_I~1
Calgary & Edmonton
Canadian
V
1
1
Corp
Farwest
4,050
I
Mines
Mines
Canadian
5.75
9.25 May
2.50
44c
Jan
Jan
24c
23% Mar
3,585
9c
27c
3.60 Mar
1,566
Co
Falconbridge
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
120*&y
940
■,
Canada
Jan
I 27,920
31
31c
9,760
16,118
4
Mining
4.30
'■
100
•
.
Mines
Oil
Apr
May
ll%c,Jan
May
3.25
9c
Sol
4,250
Ankente
Canada
5c
:
El
Eureka
3,600
Reef
Campbell
13,500
1.19
Jun
4.50
29%
Mines
25,500
Broulan
Campbell
7c
4.30
3q
116,550
v
—
Pioneer
Camerina
Feb
Feb
May
12,900
Mines
Eldrich
Jan
5c
42 c
Mines
Sullivan
Elder
Jan?
_50c
Uranium
Red
East
1.17 Mar
36c
15,765
Petroleums
Calalta
May
93c
Mines
Britalta
.Cadamet
Apr
May
Milling
Mines
Buffalo
16 %c
.
May
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd—4
Buffalo
Jan
11c
1
CoTp
Bethlehem
Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines
i
Brunswick
8c
68c
24c
1
Mining
Bralsaman
I. 2,000
5,000
—25
Duauesne_
r
Jan
Apr
6c
38c
1
East Amphi Gold———
East Malartic Mines
Jun
1.37
26,996
—25
Lodge Mines
Bouzan
48 %c
15c
1.00
41c
Apr
Jun
..
10
.•
Jan
85c
14,900
46c
25c
Petroleum
Donalda
8%c Jun
5,200
Beaver
Borduclac
May
58c
9.50
Mines
Dome
Francoeur
A
!
Uranium
Bralorne
■
Gas
Dome
16c
.
43c
44 Vic
Jan
25 %c Apr
Jun
10
Mines
Duvan-Copper
Dynamic Pete
6
1
1
Mines
1Q%
Jun
34c
1
Mines
Feb
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-1
Yukon
52c
Pacific
Dickenson
Jan
13c
_50o
Bay
10%c
12,850
Beatlie
Bibis
1
f*
May
Feb
1.03
*
Mines
Petroleums
.Black
8c
Jun
9,500
Mines
Belcher
8.60
1,000
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Baska
8c
54c
Mar
14,000
preferred
Cons
% 25,000
Mines
8%c
Jun
6c
1.00
Mines
&
9 Vic
Delnite
Feb
2,300
Mines
Oil
8c
Delhi
Apr
31,000
'
Mines
Mines
Metals
28c
22 %c
24,000
78c
Trust
Jbainat
Base
9%c
25c 32 %
/
Oil
Bankiield
Barex
s
■
c
1.00
70c
—i.
preferred
2nd
Baiikeno
Vj
1
9 %
85c
9%c
Mar
37 %c
3,700
107,700
34c 43 V2 c
Gold Mines
5%
8 Vic
Gold
Devon Palmer Oils
Mines-
Bailey Selburn
1
Deldona
__
Jan
5c
16c
Mai-
Jan
v
12c
Gold
15c
2.65
10c
Copper
River
28,100
Denison
7,445
_40c
Yellowknife
5,500
20c
Jan
36,800
1
Runner
Aumacho
6Vic
Jun
5%c
—1
Arcaaia
Jan
•
Jun
6c
16c
May
/14c
42c
Mines
Const
15c
^
15df15%c
20c
Jun
7c
Jan
9%c Jan
■
May
1
32c
5c
Warrants
Atlantic
10,700
"
12c
//-
3 Vic Mar
1
Mines
56c
12c
:
:
Oil
Associated
1
Horn
55c
-
Jun
May
8c
Jun
Jun
Jun
5c
6,000
Jan
1.65
5Vic
4,286
17c
15c
7c
6,600
13,250
4C
40c
2,575
3,000
6c
6%c
9%c
2,000
4,180
10c
5c
gc
5,800
20c
10c
f
__
3 i/2C
2,500
1.80
Jun
21 % Mar
1
17c
35 %c Mar
18c
Jun
Jun
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Apr
1.07
•
Jan
16
1
47c
19c
1
Gold
Aunor
Mar
Jan
13c
5y2C
__
i
75c
3,500
2,425
Deer
Jun
6.75
Jan
1.39 May
14,800
Daragon Mines—
Jan
13%c
Jan
12c
17
'
46c
8.75
..
Mines
Ai.jjii
62c
1.65
14c
Mines
Atlas
13,835
19 %c
1
*
Area
5,860
17c
<
15c
Explorers
43c
5%c
.20o
Huronian—c
Aijon
.-.,76c
15c
6%c May
4.80 Jun
2,000
Mines
Daering
May
17c
1
AngJo
Ansil
46c
-10o
Pete
Anchor 'Petroleums
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72c
May
57c
iqc
__i
—
;
Jan
30c
16
16%
1
Pershing
47C
k
;
75c
5c
22,000
*
-10c
Larder
Amalgamated
American
,
5.10
5%c
Jan
1.70
Amalgamated
y
4.80
12c
60,504
12c
5.10
Oils
Cons
Roxana Mining
AJnnnex
,
5c
12c
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
33c
5%c
Gas & Oil
Advocate
?
26c
Jun
1.15
Jan
7.90 May
i5c
50c
-
Minerals
30c33%c
1
;
Minus
Mines
Cusco
Ltd
6c
29,669
1
May
May
:2.35
Jun
Jun
1,500
1
Zinc
1.60 May
14c
14c
Jan
5.25
11c
Feb
12 Vic Mar
Feb
90c
Jan
Apr
53c
>
5Vic Jun
•
Jan
34c
21c
5Vic
5c
Jun
Feb
5c
f
1.05 May
Jan
8,303
6c
l.io
:
5.85
•
10c
6c
,
3Vic Jun
2,600
9c
5%c
■
•
13c
Jun
12c
__
Mar
2.99
4
May
Feb
Jan
73c
Feb
Jan
4.35
1.28
Jun
1.90
10c
4o
2.50
Ltd
1.34
Jun
May
3 Vic
1
Poplar
27,505
71c
Jun
2.42
31,600
2.68
94'c
4c
1
Mine
40c
2.51
10c lOVic
*
Mines—
5,856
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Apr
Jan
99c
Conwest, Exploration
4.10 Mar
Jan
20c
92c
1
OILS
43c
2.60
Mines
Crowpat
MINES
Feb
Jun
Jun
77c
40c
1.80 Jan
15c
94c
2.51
;"
36c
2.42
1
Jun 1
14c
94c
__
Jun
Jun
2.50
Sannorm
Courvan
Jan
1.05
Consolidated
Cresturum
19c
6Vic
1
Craigmont
Feb
18,000
Mines
S
17%
Jan
7c
15,490
Regcourt
Lead
Mar
Jan
Jan
21,735
Consolidated
May
5c
1.03
1.08
Apr
44
JuS
13%
1,450
««
3.50
381/4 Jan
885
23Vic
Jan
8Vic
Coulee
Ynn
Jun
•
Consolidated Rambler
West
May
He
2Vic
1
Ltd
Quebec Gold Mines
Red-
63c
7c
Jan
J* J™
5c
Jan
ADr
2.35 Mar
1.05
1
Exploration
Consouuated
Coppercorp
5,800
Jun
1.05
Jan
Consolidated
12,500
4c
ta
May
47c
29c
7%c
>
1
22% Mar
11% Jan
8,450
12c
7c
8c
2
Consolidated
1.90
75c
lie
3Vic
:
Jun"' "•*
28c
20 %d Mar
5c
—
1
Feb
20
—
3%c
Consolidated Mosher
1.55 Feb
15 Va Jun
6.00 Jun
2'600
7.990
™»'•>
Oils
Feb
59c
1.96
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
t£h
11"% May
Jun
13
Mac
22%
.29
,..
1.00 Jun
25c
Mines
233/4
,
1.96
Jan
rr
2.85
Jun
Jun
-1,000
7
Consolidated
Jun
8,000
23c
,
1
Iron
Consolidated
Consolidated
31c
23c
1
Arrow
Consolidated
1.50 May
28c
—
23c
*
tiVJ.
a
S.75
'
1
1
Consolidated
59%
Tun
11% Jun
27%
780
1.00
Jun
Jan
l
1
16Apr
Jun
4.60
*
Dragon Oil
Jan
Jan
S.50 May
6,730
•
Discovery
Consolidated
Jan
5.50
Apr
5.30
11 Vic
Flin
Consolidated
Apr
4.10
5.00
1
flMines
Gamma
Beta
High
1,170
5.05
*
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Low
4.95
2.50
Key Mines
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.80
*
Mines
Consolidated East Crest
r-U/
4.00 May
3,075
25c
13
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-
1-00
-
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1.8o
—
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Coniagas
Shares
Low
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4.40
1
Commonwealth
for Week
4.80
1
Anr
7%
,i
Tun
1.10
Ltd
Mines
May
22c
Jun
4.15
*
(Canada)
Gold
Metals
41*
-
Jun
11%
Lake
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
1.75
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1.05 Jun
1,400
—
__
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*
Smelting
&
7%
Jan
1.20
W
Knapp
Combined
5% Mav
4.40
Equipment
&
Coin
May
IV/4 jKS(-. 32o7% iaPnr
775
1
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Mav
7V
30% Jun
•
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153/1
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229°
1.05
-
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S
29% Mar
50
37%/.;
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5%
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17%
Chromium
13%
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Last
Par
16% Mav
19%
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21,401
Friday
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High
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12%
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Unued
11
17%
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50,324
19%
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Low
12%
13%
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Last
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Copper
Mining
footnotes,
41c
Jan
19,700
15c
May
12c
7,500
10c
Jan
6c
1,000
6c
Jun
1.70
.
1.15
700
10
ioy8
7,435
4.80
5.30
54,518
4.80
1.56
1.81
19,750
1.45 May
6c
5.25
6c
1.00
10
Jun
Jun
Jun
14 %c Mar
10%
13
8.45
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lingman
Apr
Lake
Osu.
Feb
Lake
Shore
2.21 May
LaLuz
Mines
11,350
6c
90c
6,700
82c
Jun
8,000
3c
May
6c
Apr
20 %c
Jun
34c
Apr
Latin
11c
10c
1.72
May
Feb
Lamaque Gold
Landa
Mines
Oil
page
r
57,550
3.80
Jun
30% May
7.95
Jan
4.50
10c
3,550
13c
15c
14,500
3.10
3.10
3.35
950
2.60
Feb
4.10
Jun
2.85
2.85
100
2.70
Jun
3.25
Jan
3.45
Jan
4.25
Jun
3.30
Jan
3.85
24c
45,500
11c
12c
3,500
Jan
37c
Leitch Gold Mines
3,500
1
32c
May
May
24c
35c
57c
Jan
39c
Lencourt
43c
Gold
Mines
24,400
39c
80c
Jan
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
1
3.50
336
37c
21,300
68c
50c
72c
160,550
1.45
1.55
10,600
1
Jun
4.15
35c
—
1
21 %c
_50c
2,400
3.85
3.50
36c
10c
37c
43.
Jun
3.80
__
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-
American
Jun
22 %
9Vic
21 %c
<
10c
1,730
14c
*
Langis Silver
May
6,000
24%
10c
1
Mines
4%c
10c
22%
10c
1
Mines
82c
__
1
-
Gold
43c
see
__
1
1
Mines
4c
90c
»
11c
Mining
& Smelting
Chirro Gold Mines
For
500
18c
.
1.00
10%
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Mines
Kayrand
6c
•
Oil
Chesterville
6c
•
Porcupine
Charier
10%c
52c
15c
12c
*
Ltd
18c
1
—
Cassiar Asbestos Cora Ltd
Central Dei Rio
Ch^skirk
52c
1
Exploration
,
Minerals
.
Jun
1
1.50
-
6 Vic
__
7c
9,100
3c
3c
2,000
7Vic Apr
13c
Feb
32%c Jun
48c
1.45
Jan
Jun
,
11 %c May
31c
4.50
54c
Jan
Apr
Jan
1.46 Mar
1.67
Feb
May
15Vic
Jan
2 Vic May.
5Vic
Jan
5c
Volume
196
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Range
Little
Shares
v
Low
1.83
1.90
14,700
1
23c
21c
24c
17,300
21c
Jun
1
1.15
98c
1.27
190,300
98c
Jun
1
Point
Gas_.
Loraao Uranium Mines
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
1
Mines
8%c
6c
8 Vac
22,200
5Vac
5%C
500
.
*
6c.
Jun
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
2.43
Jan
17 %c
May
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Jan
Feb
7c
Matclaren
class
Madsen
Maneast
2.15
2.43
4c
4VaC
2c
86c
89c
Realm
J_
Mines
Marboy
Maritimes
—1-
5,400
20c
Jan
12c
Jan
Jun
88c
Feb
36c
May
57c
Feb
7V2C May
13c
Jan
40c
9.55
615
9c
500
36
May
5c
10,160
5c
Jun
8V2C Jan
29c
35c
74,800
29c
Jun
70c
1.98
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
33c
30c
35c
60c
53c
20,100
1
7 %c
7 VaC
P VaC
*
20c
19 Vac
21C
1
24c
22 Vac
25c
11c 11 VaC
1.90
90,000
60c
36
17,251
Mines
Oil
Mining.
Midrim
Mill
City
-=*=--*
*
Petroleums
Mt
Porcupine
—
Li
National
_
Mines
8,200
11c
Jun
19c
Feb
16%
Apr
8 VaC
Jun
86c
Jan
45c
38c
47c
22c
25c
"
May
21c
Jan
2.30
87,732
11,900
5%C
15,100
4c
__
2,000
2.30
5c
2,000
6%c
7c
10,200
22c
24c
3,000
20c
20c
1,000
50c
8c
3,500
7c
——^ j...
Mines
38c
•
Apr
-
Jun
16c
Feb
20V2C May
29c
Jan
May
28c
Feb
Jun
14c
Jan
6c
3 %c
4c
11,500
3Vac
Jan
7c
20,500
7c
Jan
10V2c Mar
68c
75c
29,350
68c
Jun•
7C
7c
4,000
6V2C
Jan '
5%bV i
60
---9,500
.
.
—
6c
•*-
Uram
Silver
Silver
Rock
•
i
--5
~
1.20
Jan
9c
Apr
IOV2C
"U
Jan
May
75c
Jun
19c
16c
19c
6,600
16c
Jun
4.95
4.70
4.95
7,130
1.25
1.25
150
1
3.55
3.50
3.70
16,460
1
5.95
5.70
6.00
5,448
27c
30c
7,780
25c
50c
;
Mines
50c
22 Vac
22 Vac
24c
3,500
1
22c
19c
22c
1
1.89
1.75
1.90
.
'North
North
2.15
751
2.12
4V2C
2,200
4V2C
'a«EyI
7—— *■*
16c
17c
12,700
2.80
15c
8 Vac
Gold Mines-.
2.70
1.45
1.22
37c
Teck
1
2.50
Patino
Corp
Consolidated
Pato
30c
1,000
4,000
9,000
PCE
Ltd
Exploration
Peerless
Permo
Exploration
Gas
Gold
Perron
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
Mines
Oil &
Peruvian
&
Oil
Gas
Co
Crow
Ltd
Gold
;
Mines
Uranium
Pitch
Ore
Place
Oil & Gas__
Oils
Ponder
Powell
Rouyn
Prosuectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
Ltd
Ltd
Lithium
Manitou Mines
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstown Gold Mines.
Quebec
Quebec
Quemont
11c
Jun
Jan
May
May
Jun
May
8.55
32c
61c
3.30
25c
Jun
Apr
Mar
Minine
Petroleum
40c
,
1.67
1.53
31c
5,000
,
Mar
V'
'•
.
•
1.77
Apr
5,100
80c
13c
5,500
11c
May
60c
66c
39,525
60c
Jun
82c
1
35c
28 VaC 36 VaC
Mines
Canada
Ltd
Exp
Transcontinental Resources
1.68
94,722
28V2C
Jun
1,000
42V2C
Jun
12,300
10c
Jan
Jun
64c
10c .10 VaC
*
Jun
1.53 Mar
37c
45c
23c
44 Vac
1
Apr
1.62 Mar
Jan
Tormont
Jan
18c
Jan
Trans
Jun
1.20
Jun
12c
80c
Jan
45c
May
1.48
21,700
13c
Jan
Jan
Apr
•
1.47
1.10
1.47
26,410
1
80C
62c
82c
161,840
25c
Jan
76c
Feb
Trinity Chibougamau
1
31c
30c 32 Vac
101,000
14V2C
Feb
33c
Jun
.
1.10
1.35
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Triad Oil
Ultra
Shawkey
Union
1.96
Jun
Corp
1
7,133
17V2C
Jun
9.00
2,355
8
Feb
40c
33c
40c
,30,500
4.00
•>>
Ltd
3.80
9c
'
Jan
23c
3.75 May
4.15
5,340
33c
39e
16,940
1.27
1.30
1,300
9.00
8.95
9.15
17,543
19 VaC
19c
23c
86,850
1.35
1.25
1.36
22c 23 VaC
35,731
9,450
1.74
1.70
1.78
27,350
4 Vac
4 %c
4 VaC
6,640
1
1.13
95c
1.15
18,300
75c
May
*
20c
13c
20c
14,773
13c
Jun
1
60c
21,000 ;
j
4%c May
:>
'
39c
...
Jun-
33c
7.20
„.
45c J;Apr
9.50
Jan
30c
Jun
1.25
.
2.06
Jun
11c
6.25 Mar
if
1.25 May
Jan
a14% Feb
49V2C Jun
-
1.45 Mar
1
"V T"
_21c
v
May,
__1
Asbestos
22 Vac Mar
May
9.00
>
-
Unisphere Explorers
34,100
8.35
10c
1
.
7c
11c
17 Vic 17Vac
1
Mines
Mining
Oil
Union
Consolidated
Vandoo
Exploration
Mines
Vauze
i
Mines
fV
__'
Wasamac
-
.
Jan
Jan
Jun
1.80 Feb
Nickel
1
1
Petroleum
Westburne Oil
—*
—
Western
Surf
Inlet
class
11c
Jan
Jun
65c
Jan
Windfall
11c
Apr
16V2cJun
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
12c
13C
7,300
9c
Jan
32c:. tJan
11c
12c
9,525
11c
Jun
I8V2C Mar
5.00
4.95
5.10
II,953
4.95
Jun
6.75
1.99
1.80
2.00
8,900
1.80
Jun
Yale
Lead
Feb
15,000
4V2c
Jun
9c
Feb
21c
Jan
38c
Jun
39c
'
10
13 V*
6.30
6.65
1,150
30c
39c
22,750
29c
May
92c
95c
4,000
72c
Jan
lOVaC 11 VaC
77,500
8c
Feb
7.65
3,547
11c
7.35
7.35
3.40
19c
16 VaC
14c
25,005
May
12 VB
6.30 May
7.35
945
3.50
19c,
10,050
2.60
1.15
18
:•
12c
Jan
Jun
42c
Feb
V,"" 18c
Jun
10,000
10c
Feb
,22c
Apr
25C
46,200
16VaC
Apr
52c
Mar
23c
4,920
22 Vac May
44c
Jan
14c
11c
Jan
83c
Jun
45c
50c
44,300
45c
2.00
Jan
Jan
75c
Apr
1
18c
16c
18c
5,150
15c
Jun
36c
Jan
•
1
1
79c
69c
79c
17,257
54c
Mar
86c!
Jun
8 VaC
8c
9c
38,000
5c
Mar
12 Vac
Apr
41c
May
48c
.
Jun
5.80
62c
Zenmac Metal Mines.
58c
84c
8,290
1.90
2.10
22,900
16c
1,500
7,352
1.00
59c
48c
62c
62,900
Feb
91c
23
21Va
23
8,256
21%
Jun
29 Va Mar
38c
39c
5,300
38c
Jun
91c
1.90
35c '
Fep
Jun
8c
Apr
12VaC Jun
23c
15c
4%
95c
5,850 -1
9,300
31c
May
85c
Jan
35C
-33c
35c
5.80
6.00
2,470
58c
50c
58c
12,600
•
1.61
1.46
1.61
4c
4c
1
24,613
-
5,500
5.50
46c
Jan
May
1.40 May
4c
Apr
Jun
7c
8c
17,500
7c
18c
15,130
15c
Jun
5c
6c
22,000
5c
Jan
2.60
2.50
2.75
1,950
14c
12 Vac
14c
8,500
17c
17c
500
2.40 May
Jan
80c
Jun
12 V2C Mar
4.425
9.15 Mar
31c
59,750
28c
Feb
Mar
14,500
31c
Apr
9c
5.15
May
25,900
9.20
35c
32c
16c
1
12V2C Jan
22c
84c
•
Feb
Jan
Feb
9.40
80c
2.28
7V2C
May
15VaC
9,15
Jan
15c
9VaC
15c
Mar
1.15
18c
Jun
Jun
14c
Mar
7c
8c
63,000
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
93c
23,400
84c
May
15c
17c
36,000
14c
Mar
38c
4 VaC
4 VaC
700
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
30c
33c
Jan
37c
Mar
Jun
32c
Jan
31 VaC
-_1
23c
9c
8c
16c
23c
8c
8,500
-
109,550
15 %c
16c
16,337
1.0.7
Jun
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Toronto Stock
Prloei
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
Last
STOCKS
In Canadian
Dollara
Week's
Range
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
•
Sale Price
7
'Y .*
:,:s
Par
Newfoundland Development——5
Anglo
*
Corp
Asbestos
5
*
*
*
*
*
—*
Dredging
Bulolo Gold
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
Gen Investments
Consolidated
Damousie
Paper—
-
------
Dominion
Glass common
Dominion
Oilcloth
&
Lino
—
28
6.40
'
__
-
38%
-
75
—
Range Since Jan 1
500
Low
8% May
27. 29%
6.00
6.60
I6V2 16 V2
34
34
36 38%
15c
17c
74
75
20 V2
22
5,605
2,655
340
320
4,700
6,700
355
500
Jnn "lun
6.00 Jun
16 k Jun
33/4 Jun
36
Jun
14c May
73
Jun
20 /z Jun
^
8.30
20%
42
44 /%
23c
84
26/a
20
170
20
24
Jan
Jun
lOVa
Feb
32c
Jun
Inc
Minnesota & Ontario Paper—
Offilvie
rrlrc
Flour
Oreille
Br?"
Southwest
Third
Yukon
common
Petroleum
Cons
31
1,215
9
28
9%
3,413
18
18
45
2.00
2.50
45
-
—
General Inv Trust
Gold
28
27 Va
9
-
Mines
Canadian
__
28
1
International Paper
T.nblaw
20
—
•
2.50
Steel Products
Hayes
Corp
1
*
♦"
*
1
-
42
—
—
55c
High
Low 'High
87/a
87/a
1
Gaspe Copper Mines
Pend
15c
l°6c
1
6.80 May
1.02
Apr
1.15
Mar
*
89c
9c
Feb
5.95
Jan
Jun
10,000
20c
Feb
Mar
Feb
158,800
13c
1.26
2.98 May
22c
Jan
1.25
24,100
18c
Jun
1.85 May
15c
Feb
Feb
80c
Jun
76c
19,800
7.95 Mar
Jan
7c
-1
Zulapa Mining
4.00
2,024
,
92c
Apr
10c
1,000
5.60
1.00
Jun
10,300
Jan
14 Vac
1.38
1
Yukeno Mines
Jun
85c
Jan
21c
Jun
5 Vac
16 %c
May
8.00
4.30
11c 11 VaC
7Vac
Jun
9c
1.25
1
(H G) Mines
Young
Feb
Jun
85c
11c
Mines
1.10 May
20c
12c 12 VaC
Oil
Bear
Feb
50c
""
23c
Canuck
Yellowknife
3c
11c
Feb
18%
22 Vac
12 VaC
Yankee
Jan
3,000
16,244
Feb
16c
16,650
15 c
Jan
May
46,000
4 %c
1
20c
1
Zinc
&
2.73 Mar
*
13
99c
79c
13c
15 Vac
•
35c
Jun
Feb
Mar
9 Vac
18c
1
May
2.09 Mar
23c
3 Vac
1.36
1
Mines
Jun
30c
Jun
Feb
8c
11c
16c
2.10
50c
A
500
76c
1
2
Mines
Western
Petroleum
Decalta
Western
5.60
1
30c
11,400
Apr
1.86
58c
12c
•
1
1
Jan
41c
58c
65c
_
32c
9c
1
—1
Weedon Mining
Wiltsey Coghlan
7c
39c
70c
76c
3c
1
:
Winchester Larder
7V2C
58c
76c
Jan
20c
,
Willroy
44,925
1
1
1
•
li
Feb
24c
Apr
66c
Jan
5c
1
35c 36 VaC
35C
1.57
Apr
74c
—•
Alrwavs
Producers
Minerals
May
8 V2C
May
Jan
Jun
Jun
1
Ltd
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
Labrador Develop
Quonto
Jan
4%c Jan
:
1
Gold
Mines
Preston
11c
"
48c
50c
_____
900
75c
Vespar
38c
•
Development
Placpr
30,600
20c
Violamac Mines
1,000
14c
i
Minerals
12c
9 VaC
Jan
8.35
Jun
57c
Jun
4V2C
•
1
1
-•
11 VaC
1.39
4,000
Jan
3,000
3.40
Oil
&
Jan
1.40
86,375
Jun
6c
1
•
—
—;
1.80
11c
1.45
27,050
9c
2.75
49c
1
——1
—1
Gold
International
Paymaster Consol
Mar
30c
20c
Jun
6.65
Paramaque Mines
9c
88c
Jun
30 Vac
•
1
*
May
1.68
Mar
1
Porcupine
Pamour
Apr
6c
1.52
5,500
6,061)
6c
6c
71c
Mar
2.00
2,000
14VaC
Jan
V2C
1
30c
Jun
1.38
69c
1.80
13,600
7VaC
41c
-37V2c May
35 Vac
20o
Feb
4.85
29 Vac
89c
50c
25c
4
Ltd
18c
9 VaC
6c
1
1
Warrants
Pamoil
Mar
8,500
30c
Westates
30c
14c 15 %c
12c
Pacific Petroleums
6c
5,000
36.527
88c
Petrolems
1,240
25c
2.05
5 V2C
Mines
Jan
4c
5.80
1.60
Lake
9,800
25c
2.35
90c
Lake
4c
4c
•
Wespac
20c
49c
Osisko
Mar
1
Werner
13,000
49c
Gold
IOC
1
Petroleum
Jan
14,875
'—s-l
Mines
Feb
_10o
Tidal
Apr
116,202
Lake Mines—
Orchan
4Vac
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jun
22c
30c
Orenada
May
Tombill Mines Ltd
2.25
53c
12 Vac
Ormsby Mines
Jan
42c
19c 22 VaC
20c
1
,
9V2C
8.00
13 Vac
LL—_:—•
1
1
Feb
May
4.85
5.75
■
•
Lundmark
Thompson
24V2C
20c
•
Oleary Maiartic
Opemiska Copper
64,500
24c
Jan
2.85
Jun
•
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Apr
50c
———a:.—1
_
7c
1
Jan
6.80
7VaC
Oils
6c
6 VaC
1
Hughes Gold
5c
7.80
7 VaC
Gold Mines
5,200
35c
Taurcanis
4c
3,850
1.45
1
O'Brien
25c
1.00
-
3.18
52C
Obaska
25C
*
1.15 May
7,500
2.76
35c
Mines
815
»
Jun
2.70
19,200
7V2c
12c
5,718
12c
7 VaC
Mines
Okalta
4c
2,000
4 Vac
Beaucage
Nova
4 Vac
Jun
15C
Nudulama
1.05
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
;^iL^=20c
Norvalie
1.00
Jan
Jan
Jun
—^1
•
1.93
17c
United Reef
Feb
15c
Mines
1.40 Mar
Jan
26c
•
1
Feb
13VaC
-Jan
1
Ltd
Oils
Mar
Apr
•
7c
—I-
Canada
Northland
Jan
36c
May
1
54c
22c
Rankin
Northern
31c
May
10c
New Fortune
64c
1,000
K—1
Jan
16c
10c
Kena Hill
Jun
5,500
;
2OV2C
13,000
United
May
17c
Goldcrest
Jun
47c
21,333
United
41c
14c
Exploration
INorthgate
Jan
6.00
Jun
13c
*
Exploration
Feb
1.55 Mar
4.80
12c
Jun
40c
28c
\ North Coldstream
Jun
3.25 May
4.90 May
10c
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
6.30
lOVac
6VaC Jan
18c
800
Nickel
Warrants
1.25
Jan
11c
1
3,000
15c
common
7c
12 VaC
1
44,183
2.12
Oils
Feb
Mar
1.35
*
Buffadison
40c
1
Canadian
North
Jan
1
Canso
51c
28c
***.♦
:_25c
Jan
f
35c
4.25 May
46.526
Ltd
United
40c
-1
Ltd
1.66
19,100
United
11c 12 VaC
—
Mining Corp
Apr
2.04 May
4c
17,652
United
41c
4c
Oils
Jan
.
Jun
10,500
Jan
52c
50c
Oils
Northcal
Jan
1.70 Mar
14c
18c
17,700
25V2C Jan
:
11c
Mines
Nor pax
Jan
Jan
88c
United .Oils
Normetal
1.70
9c
•
Sylvanite
Mar
.
47,800
1
Sunburst
17c
——
12c
4
Jun
Mines
7c
10 Vac
Cons
May
Norlartic
20c
11c
Sullivan
6c
Mines
Jun
7,500
1
11c
Norcan
12c
4V2c Mar
15,400
Contact
9,500
Norgold
Mar
20c
5c
Sudbury
7c
—
70c
May
16c
1
6C
7c
safe-a ;•
Gold
May
7c
12c
1
Jan
Mines
25c
7,000
4 VaC
Iron
Mar
Acme
18,200
16c
River Gold
Sturgeon
5c
Norbeau
35c
8 VaC
1.75
Mining
Steeloy
Steep
4c
Nisto
Jan
28c
4 VaC
Nickel
Starratt
4,000
i-——*
1
1
7c
4c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
176,500
Smelting
Feb
75c
Uranium
Stanrock
5c
&
10%
5c
8.05
1.66
Mines & Oils
Spooner
17c
Mines
Jun
3,500
Jan
1.15
19c
Apr
88c
Union Oils
Southern
5c
Mines
24,502
1
Mines
Siscoe
12c
16 Vac
Rouyn Merger
Rim
8.80
5 Vac
1.35
1.70
,,
9V2c May
4V2C
1
Mylamaaue Mining & -Smelt ^,tcL4
Gold Mines
—1—1--T
Mining
-8.05
Mines
Stand
Silvermaque
Jun"'
Taku
10,000
1
Gold:
Miller
Jun
Nickel
110
10c
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
20c
Nickel
1.45
;
6O0
Gordon
Sherritt
15c
New
Feb
4 Vac
x
Gold
Creek
Sheep
18,330
Rouyn
Jun
7Vac
1
Security Freehold
44,000
Senator
78c
5,000
1
_—
Metal
Satellite
17c
New
19,478
9c
35c
Petrol
15c
New
82c
5c
Gold
River
20c 23 VaC
Newnorth
78c
8 VaC
7c.
Antonio
Sarcee
17c
.___
Jun
.
Mines
22c
Mines
90c
10c
Consolidated
—1
Newlund
3,000
8V2C Apr
7c
1
Mines
Apr
4c
L4
__—
10c
73c
1
Goldvue Mines
Apr
5%C,Feb
-
May-'
20c
8c
7c
Petroleum
25c
14,050
Mar
4.70
Jan
4c
Jan
12c
Jun
4Vac Jun
27C
25c
13 %c
5 Vac May
1.80
Feb
1.41 Mar
Jun
6c
9,000
8c
5 Vac
1.80
Mar
3.75
Jun
72c
95c
Feb
1.64
49c
1.60 May
300
88c
4 Vac
,?
1
"
Mines^a-—':
35c
4,500
6c
Davies
Harricana
22,287
5 Vac
2.11
Continental Oil ;dI Canada^sse-.-P
New
Jun
72 c
88c
New
New
61c
2.20
»
New
Pax
Apr
12 Va May
1
Nor
42c
4 V2c May
Calumet Mines
Kelore
Jun
4,855
Bidlamaque Gold:.-—
New
22c
7,100
New
New
4,800
58,000
New
Jason
Feb
13
Athona Mines_r—_
New
Jan
29c
65C
New
Hosco
I2V2C
Jun
8 Vac
25c
Alger Mines
New
Jun
Feb
6 %c
$£±-1
*
Petroleum
New
7V2c
I9V2C
:
Exploration
National
Nealon
5,100
9,500
1.03
"12%
—1
Mines
Creek
Jun f:
W 61c
-.•''V'
7;
Nama
Jun
53c
64c
1
Minerals
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
/
Feb
65c
30c
,
1
■
__
Wright Iron
Multi
Feb
7 VaC
12%
Mines
Ore
Moneta
;
Mar
3.00
Jun
1
Mining Corp
Min
Feb
Jun
14c
1.90
Uranium
51%
24c
Jun
I,898
144,000
1.95
Meta
Feb
40 Va
1.25
Midcon
Apr
14c
Jan
7c
5c
32c
Mentor
14
Jan
8.80
-
18c 19 VaC
5c'
—*
7,000
9c
9c
Apr
12 %c
40,000
7 Vac
9.05
,9.55
45c
7 VaC
51c
1
Medallion Petroleums
V
55c
1
McWatters Gold Mines
Apr
5V2c May
40 %
Lake
14 %c
11,000
18 Vac
Lake
May
25,200
•
Red
8c
4.550
62C
Mclntyre
Red
Sand
May
6 VaC
1
1
McMarmac
Jan
30c
„
55C
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
McKenzie
San
26c
Jun
13c 13 Vac
*
-
6V2C Feb
Jun
.
Apr
90c
1.45
Ryanor Mining
16c
J
Jan
73c
Jun
6c
1
Consol
Matachewan
"•
96c
3V2C Mar
2,975
9c
"or
59c
1
Mines
Martin-McNeely
Rowan
20c
2,000
-1
,
-
Mining Corp
Rockwin
Jan
13c
1
Marcon Mines
Jun
7
2,140
8 Vac
1
2.51
26,640
71c
Jun
Mines
5Vac
3V2C Jan
May
39c
8.75
Athabasca
Jan
91c
4c
Rix
Jun
38c
15,800
-
Rupununi Mines
2.00 May
2c
21,600
9c
Algora
Roche
6,000
23c
Mar
27
43c
48c
80c
Minerals
Rio
High
38c
93c
Rexpar
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
39c
Macdonald
Rio
"
High
43c
Mining
Jun
2 VaC
18c
Jan
5c
Jun
4c
4c
.
'
Low
.1
Rayrock Mines
1.30
5,000
20c
23c
*
.
■'
17 Vac
*
.1
—_.
Maralgo
1.16
2.25,
'
21 Va
1.10
1
Barvue
Manoka
21 Va
*
_
Uranium
Manitou
16,180
20,200
1.16
31c
Jun
4,500
4c
1
Gold Fields
Maiartic
1.05
20 Vac
3%c
1
Magnet Cons Mines
Majortrans
10,175
19c
4c
1
Lake
Red
Jan
150
3V2C
19%
20c
2.53
B
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Jun
1
i
Jun
4.35
Apr
19c
1
Mines
Explorations
3.10
5,297
3.90
3.50
3.60
•
Shares
48c
Reeves
Macassa
for Week
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
39c
Jun
5c
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1.98
1.65 Mar
Sales
IAist
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
•
Long Lac Gold
Long
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
'
.
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
43
(Range for Week Ended June 29)
Sales
Week's
Friday
(43)
*■
.
40V.
1.50
6%
53c
18
45Mi
2.10
42
1.50
6 /a
55c
504
200855
200
942
500
200
9,500
-
Jun
21
Jan
27% Jun
9
20
45
2.00
39%
1.50
6A
45c
Jun
•
10
Mar
May
Jan
Jan
Mar
May
Mar
Apr
Feb
Apr
32
Jun
39/8 Mar
127/a Jan
Jun
25% Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
55
Apr
2.30
56%
1.75
7/a
54c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jun
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•No par value,
a Odd lot sale
(not included in year's range)
d Deferred delivery sale (not
irirluripd in vear's range)
e Selling
ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year®
ranged t Ex-liquidatinf dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
44
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(44)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
The following
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
by the "bid") or bought
quotation
furnished
on
(Quotations for Friday, June 29)
The
request.
Par
1
Abbey
Rents
Acme
Electric
Electronics
Aeronautical
—
Corp
Aerovox
Airpax Electronics
Airwork Corp
—
1
Homes
9
:
243/4
Inc.^-.—
50c
Ltd
Class
B
2 3/8
31/8
1
9%
10%
-
1
,
12
*
63%
69
25
common
62 J/2
67
9 J/8
19 'A
211/4
J
Vd
'
V8
1
7J/4
83/8
1
6 3/4
.8%
10c
33/4
41/2
1
UV2
12 3/a
25c
Natural
Industries
Point
1%
Gas
Field
Trust
ctfs
8 Va
87/8
L
3%
36
Financial Corp
Furniture Co——-1
16
4 V2
51/8
Greetings class A—-4
Co————1
Heritage Publishr._25o
Americdn Int'l Bowling —10c
American Pipe & Construction-5
28V2
311/2
Express
American
American
American
American
American
A44
183/4
26 J/4
281/2
31%
34 »/8
Maine
Power
...._10
Co.,,—.JO
St
Amer
Corp
Anchor
9
Anelex
Inc
Corp
Securities
161
167
123
B
Clifton
Precision
Clinton
Engines
States
Gas
Credit
Co
33/4
41/2
121/2
141/8
2
Prod
4J/4
11 3/4
44
Corp cl A
10
Coleman Engineering Co Inc
1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co—*
421/2
Colonial Stores Inc
V„
5 J/2
6 3/8
b"/4
*74
13%
53
22%
5
24%
37J/4
163/8'''
18 J/s
11
Colorite
171/2
193/s
Elec-10
Art Metal Inc
1
Arvida Corp class A
1
Assembly Products Inc
—1
53%
pT1't
Computer
9 J/4
Inc
143/8
4%
33 J/2
.
,
363/4..,.
Automatic
Atomic
Baird
103%
...1
8%
Continental
Transportation.,.!
Control Data
Cook
101/2
9J/4
Ridge
Prop
711/2
Cove -Vitamin
14 J/4
15'A
Cowles
Inc
&
Cowles
Magazine
pfd
Isle
Belle
&
Crouse-Hinds
Del
S
(M)
Company
List Publishing.
Electric
.—25c
50c
5c
Newman
&
Co
—
Herald-Traveler
Corp
Dynamics
&
(W
Terminal
Business
Byllesby
1
25
lo
1
Detective
43/4
15
3
Co
see
Diamond
Diebold
Disc
Crystal
163/4
Financial.
Fiat
Metal
Mfg
Corp
FUmohn
Fireco
Sales
*
$1.25
First
Flight Co
—50c
FirsJ; JnvestQrs Corp cl
F'r&t Lincoln Financial
*
First Mortgage
Investors..
Drexel
Inc
1
21%
1
8 J/a
Governor
Fitchburg
Florida
Co
Paper
....
class
Co
A
Capital Corp
Florida
Utilitdes Co____3
Flprlda Steel Corp
1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—1Q
Florida Water & -UiiiitiYi''
Floyd Bennett Stpres Inci*_Y_5c
Food
Fair
Properties
Foote & Davis Inc
Bros Gear &
Foote
Class
Macli
A
5
Foster
5
Grant
Co...
.
20 J/a
Kentucky
Y
Keyes
;
183/s
21 J/a
-
9%
103/4
'
9
10 J/a
Service
Co
General
Film
A
*
33/4
12%
:
V
20
38
150
Lau
9'/a
145/s
11
125/8
13%
14%
Corp..*
10c
Corp
83/4-
'
10J/4
13 J/a
14%
Ind
!
*
Inv
1
Green (A P) Fire B>rick______5
Green Mount Power
Corp..—3 J/3
Greenfield
Real
Grinnell Corp
Inc
Grolier
Estate
♦
•
l
—
Grosset
&
Dunlap Inc
....
1
Growth
Capital Inc.i
...__i
Guardian Chemical Corp
10c
Gulf
Interstate
37
42
Gyrodyne Co of America...
15%
5J/2
Hagan
5J/4
Hajoca
;
8%
•
28%
10 J/4
1
8 J/4
Capital Corp__l
6%
1
conv
1
preferred
5
,
Crucible
20
163/4
2%
18 3/a
31/4
23
251/a
38%
413/a
33/8
41/8
173/4
195/a
Corporation
Dynamics Corp
Milner
class
A...
36
•
„1
6
39%
3
30
4
331%
J/4
71%
Dun 4c Bradstreet Inc
1
48 J/2
Dunham
2
4%
51/2
1
153/4
17'A
Bush
Inc
Corp
Duriron
Company.
2%
Corp
Hamilton Cosco
53
173/4
195/a
17
18%
Controls__l
;
:
Inc
j
»
Hamilton Mangment class
A_10c
Hamilton Mfg Corp
*
Handmachen-Vogel
__1
Company
Chemicals &
Inc
Dynacolor
25%
28%
Dyna-Therm
Industries
Inc
Corp
...1
20c
Chemical
Dynamics Corp of Am $1
53/4
6%
1
1%
21/4
pfd_2
20%
22 Va
22
12 »/4
171/4
135/a
19%
Eastern Racing Association
•
Eastern Utilities Associates__10
171/4
19%
Economics
Laboratory
Inc
.1
Bookbinding jCorp.lOc
U%
Economy
II.IIIl
Mining Company
HanoVer
Shoe
Inc.
8 J/4
vyinkleMunning
_Y__
Harvey-Wells Corp
Hathaway Instruments
Hawaiian
12%
Ecuadorian
Corp
Ltd
Edgcomb
Steel
Co
Edgerton
Germ
&
261/2
29%
8
6 J/2
73/8
8 3/a
EICO
2%
Eitel-McCullough
5
Edgewater Steel Co
71/4
Electronic
5
Hearst
Cons
Heath
(D
Grier
Instrument.:
Inc
Heublein
Hidden
5
44
Hoover
355/8
Horizon
class A
Houston
Houston
143/s
5J/8
1
8%
93/4
Hudson Pulp & Paper
preferred
Hugoton Gas Trust
1
Inc
11 J/a.-
Herrington
Inc
Mattel
&
53%
7
(F
H)
Corp
Co
&
.
class
Industries
McLean
Mechanical
Systems.l
Handling
Industries
Melpar Inc
1
2J%
McLouth Steel Corp
Melnor
A
3
2
1
......J
—
'
'
6%
8 Va
18
is
;
21
28 J/4
26
95/8
/
Electronics
8%
12
37
I6J/4
Corp,—...
Inc
Maxson
2 J/8
241/8
I
^—....1
Coke
M'axam
43/4
10
7
1
Coal
4 J/2
'
10 J/2
1
Inc
Maust
JO J/4
93/4
11
7V2
3 J/2
3'/a
8 5/8
4 J/4
35%
33%
31
23/4
31/2
8
8%
10
11%
7%
19 J/4
21
33/4
2%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
Meredith
25
28%
Publishing
Co
.5
18
19% /
Metal
10%
15 J/4
113/4
16% x
Metcom
18%
..13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
2.50
17'A
18
19%
Hydrides
Inc
5
50c
Inc
Mexican Light &
$1 preferred
103/4
Midland
Midwest
Pwr Co com.*
Mid-America
28%
•
8
Microdot Inc
7'%
5 J/2
11 J/4
121/4
II
12
143/4
16%
9 »/2
Pipe Line Co____*
Capital Corp
1
Tech
Develop
1
14 J/2
3%
41/2
1
341%
371/4
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
221%
245/8
Milgo
24 50
23'%
255/8
93/,
103/4
Miller Mfg Co
Miner Industries
Electronics
8 5/8
»/4
4
„*
Corp~All
•
321/4
34 J/2
_,1
class A
Paint
Company
9%
Units.
20%
293/4
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Matheson
20 3/a
18 3/4
_*
Industries
Marshall
Mary Carter
10
18 J/2
c
6
Co
145/8
46%
83/4
Co..—___1
.2
Inc
26 J/a
1
11 J/4
13 J/2
:
& McClennan
J/4
103/4
18
10
—1
33 J/3
Co
Electric
&
4
16 J/4
433/4
Corp....
(E F)
27'A
93/4
2
—1
1 V\
—..—
Financial
MacDcmald
Z2ZZ .1
Corp~~~~5
Field Material
Howard Johnson
2nd
10 J/8
6
35%
Inc
Corp
•'9%
1
Inc
Companies
Stores
103/4
8
24 J/2
-Co
Lucky
Ludlow
9 J/2
33J%c
Stores
7 J/8
Oil
40%
Steel
Drug
>
-1
Pipe Co
Candy Corp
Star
1
*
*.
Joint
ic
65/8
4%
26%
183/a
____2>/2
t
Corp
Natural Gas
12 3/4
23
Engineerng Corp.l
of America
^.1.50
Land
16%
16
"~i
pfdlll
11%
McGraw
J/4
5
•
6%
15
33/4
25
~~
Inc
Co
8 j/4
•
18%
■-
A
Inc
Splendor Min
Holiday Inns
23/4
Pak__I_Il.
Portion
Houston
36
53/4
_
4'A
1
153/4
5
5
10J/4
Corp
.
893/4
i8%
43
783/4
Marrud
73/4
14
73%
39
Marse
10%
1
Hermetite Corp
4%
1
•18
6%
9
ic
Publications
Henry's Drive-In
31
•
16 J/4
B—1
74
Marmon
145/a
4 J/a
"43/4
133/8
113/4
33/4
*
4 •
...,1
Major League Bowl & Recrea__i •,:;i%
9
Marine Capital Corp
J
22 J/4
Marlin Rockwell Corp...—___ 1
13%
3.50
C)
Henderson's
41%
17
13%
12 J/4
33/4
4
Inc—_1
class
Foods
Corp
Magnetics Inc
363/4
84
Telephone Co
70c
Forms
Magnefax
28J/4
32
10%
Y3J/4
1
Madison Gas
1
Inc
(Tillie)
Lytton
■
9 J/a
*■'
25
41/4
83/4
•'
•
(Eli ) & Co Inc B_. ——5
7
J
~
_
Sons
93/4
•
Hanson-Van
High Voltage
3%
5%
1
4
Handy & Harman
Hanna
&
Lewis
28%
2 S/8
3 J/2
Lynch Communication Sys Inc.l
11 J/4
3-J/a\
-43/s
26
V'
1
14%
23/4
33/4
1—50c
Inc
Lowe's
143/s V
13
11%
1
Inc
Business
Longs
144
26%
13%
20c
Products
Lewis
Lone
16%
13 J/4
class A.
Inc
Loft
9 J/a
15'Y
Leeds Travelware
Lei
Lock
22%
135
1
'
16%
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia Lighting
Inc
Loblaw Inc
6%
20 J/a
Co.——-—
Liberty Loan
33
51/2
10 J/4
21 Va
Lilly
18%
434
4%
30
9%
12%
—2.50
Co.i
14%
Levitt
15 J/8
Wash
50c
8J/2
:_2.50
Lence Lanes
22
Globe Rubber Products
Greater
A
8%
19'
Lestoil
12
.10
75/a
7%
1
:_10
Inc
Blower
19%
6 3Am
Cement
Portland
Steel
12
17
Lease Plan International Corp.l
185
f.
8J/4
13 J/4
1
9 J/2
-
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l,
Leeds & Northrup Coj.j.y
50c
11
•
Products
class
'
,•
preferred
conv
Latrobe
405/8
.
91/2
11%
125/s
Ontario
Lance
4J/a
23
lc
Corp
Products
8'%
11
v
1
Lake
Corp
Economics Corp
Co
2
2.50
75/8
Drive,In
General
2%
15 Va
Inc.
6%
.10
6%
13/4
Kromex Corp
A_,_1
^_'__70c
&
/"
13 J/2
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
1
6
6.25
7%
:
Aniline
Inc
63/4
20c
18
33%
T
193/4
;
11'/4
J 6 J/a
•
2
Co
2
Tnc
10
30
...
20c
Mfg
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Coro
Glass
5%
Das
Vogt
&
Knox
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55 J/2
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113/4
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8 J/2
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171/2
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20 J/4
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11%
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77/a
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6
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32'/a
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31/2
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1
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1
Barton Distilling Co
—1
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1
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10
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Baystate Corp
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1
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195/8
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Paint
18%
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4
103/4
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14%
27 3/8
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23
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13
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16
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
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Avery Adhesive Products
1
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171%
22%
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10 J/2
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10 J/4
J/2
16
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51/2
4%
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15%
7
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Astrodata
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25 J/a
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10
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14
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15J/8
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19%
34
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Arrow Hart & Hegeman
6
17%
13%
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Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth Oil Refining_2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co.10
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161/4
14%
49
Farms Co common——1
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*
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9
14
2 J/2
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19 J/s
8%
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183/8
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18%
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193/s
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17 J/2
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129
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4%
193/8
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Anglo Canadian Tele class A.10
Anheyser-Busch Inc
—-4
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Applied Research Corp
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1
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10c
4%
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17
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12 J/4
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18%
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17
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74
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33/4
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383/4
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6
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21 J/4
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Volume
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Renaire
Precision Bearings—
Miniature
5%
1
Missile Systems
*
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Mite
Corp-—J
Mobilife Corp i
—_—50c
5%-'-
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Park
Drop Forging Co_____i--l
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Morse
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Rockwell
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Royal Dutch Pete..33 Vb florins
Royal Industries Inc__,._-.-f.—1-1
Rudd-Melikian
Russ
Capital
■
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36 :•/*
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National
Gas
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National Homes
19%
5%
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50c
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Natpac
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Neiman-Marcus
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3
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Power
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England-Gas & Elec Assn_8Hampshire Ball Bearings-2
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New York
Airways Inc...——1
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36
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Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals_^__:10c
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30%
Kentucky Gas Co—.5
Light A Telephone
5
Western
Western
V. 16%
8ya
»
20%
■;
14
'
23
12%
.
United States
I,
16
3%
7
3
10c
Co
Southeastern
,
13%
12
Preferred
13%
14%
Co
w
133/4
»
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A
12
28 »/2
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cl
20%
103/4
10
Manufacturing Co.5
Westcoast
12
1
lo
Co
f.
Power
Whiting
6%
1
121/4.
7%
l
X18%
A."_i
Wilcox
11%
1
11V*
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Printers & Publish
United Servomation Corp
;
United States Envelop com
Gas
161%
South
Pacific Airmotive
United
30 Ya
»
8%■>..',• ■\ 9%.
Ohio
351/a,-
6%
'
27 Vz
•
28 %.
■
10
—
cl
Gas
Amer
Penn
West Point
25%
12%
•
25 %
6%
of
West
15
5%
Co
1
9%
32;
11V4
.50c
Nuclear
'
r
33
Tube
West
77/a
.
<9
153/4
Wellington Mgnt Co class A—10c
Wesco Financial
Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
10
23%
1
United
Corp
20%
6 3/4
6%
Welded
-
24
Co_50c
:
...
303/4
20%
,.
14
.
Urls
A—__25c
Transportation
Chemical
85
United Artists Theatre Circuit.!
United Illuminating Co _—_—*
7%
19 %
>.<■
5
- -
I 5%
23%
1 18%
*
21%
1
10%
-21
*
...
Co.—
Co
19%
.2.50
IS3/4
,
Upper Penninsular Power Co..9
Foods
Shepard
6%
5
PWr.__2.50
Investors of Del A
10c:
*
Co
Fetzer
&
Sierra Capital
>
El Lt.&
Gas
Inc
United
14%
0%
*
lc
6%
■
12%
lc
Corp.
5%.
257/s>f
13%.xi Sierra, Pacific Powefj^Og.^3.75 -.y 23%
32 's
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47
34%
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wayne-George Corp
•
Webb
(Del
E.)
Z _•
Weissberg (H R) Corp class A.l
Welch Scientific
;
1
„
131/4
4%
12%
Exploration——1
Service
•
Co..
;;
.41/3
11%
53%
93/4
,
32
•"
161/4
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3-
Ocean
,-v
_.__50c
,
10%
1
—
& Sons
Natural
14%
10
Washington Stdel Corp...
„i
-
9%
11%
.
,
3%
(H)
Washington
22
10 V*
10c
Inc
4
Brothers
Warshow
18%
12ys
Lad
Shawmut
,3%A'4"?*
r
—I
.
Gas
8y2
'
14%
21
-
Labs
43/4
17 *
23/4
203/4
,
Warren
Scott
12
.
Specialties
193/8
4
5
I
57/8
Corp——.1
Research Assocs
65 %•
59
,
10c
Co.
Inc
1
Engineering
28
,
Inc
Ipv
1714
Scott
3%
,
1
10 y»
123/4
16%c
—
Scott (O M) & Sons class A.100
10%
26
class
4%:
Capital
Science
?<89 /*■
15%
26%
24%
Co_3
Gas
Chemical
Nytronics
10c->
4%
9%
A—2
(Jim)
Corp
Warner A Swasey Co.
Warner Brothers
4%
Scott
5%
84 -'13%
Photocopy
3%
1
Corp
class
(Walter
Walter
Co—.
Tucson
153/4
22
3%
Scot
9%
,
2%
9%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northern Ontario Nat Gas——*
North
13%;
27 y4
14
10 V*
Products Corp
Tropical
1
27%
9
23
^
23%
• -
Electronics
Science
"
Nord
Trico
4%
24'/4
19 ya
11%
Ask
3%
1
A_
24 Vz
1
United States
11
32 %
-31%
,
..
4%
'
»
Treesdale
-/gys
12 V*
Prod Inc.——*
Bantam
Schneider
,-22%
:V .<■ 39%-
20%
1
Petroleum
Tubular
Schaevitz
'13 r •<■■; ■ 14%
28% '
30%
TV*
..
8%
12 %
13%
New
Nicholson File Company.
;
'
29%'
*
New
Transistor
4%
29
—1
Candies———.—1
Associates
Sawhill
16%
30
.
;
62%
.7%
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
5
Savin Business Machines—
10c,
3%
;
r"9%
50c
Jacinto
Sanders
*.9%
V,
-v
15
.—2
___
San
i-: 10%
Development.lc
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—l'-"/8%
Mills——_1
8
Rolling
22
.
3 V2
k
,1
8%
/
6%-
5%
»
National Periodical
National
Louis
14%
21%
6%
.
-
Corp
——_i 10c
Paper Co^y.^—.—12 Vz
Capital—
1
Croix
15%
'1.3%
B
Class
;••
<13%
Corp.i
Corp—__5
Corp
A__—50c
Oil
&
3t
9fl',10 ;
' 12
13%
National Cleaning Contractors_l
National
4%
'
Inc
Inc class A
Togs
Safticraft
39%
2%
5%
2%
—1
,Co-____.—.—J
25%;
.
19
59%
64
Bid
50c
class
3
A
Co
Corp
Transcontntl' Gas Pipe Line_50c
Transcontinent TV class B„2.50
Transcont Investing A
...1 '
Uarco
14-/a; ;
* 8%
3%-
2%
Packing
Trans-Coast
9%_
26%
23%
:
5c
93/4
Wabash Magnetics
Waddell A Reed Inc
Walbaum Ine
Wallace Investments inc
—I~~2
Walnut Grove Products cl
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air System
36 %
24%
10
Tip-Tqp Products class
3%.
V
13%
31%
go Vz
Engineering—I
Tool Research &
32%
Mfg Co
Russell
V
——.
Nalco Chemical Company—,1.25 ;>
Narda Microwave Corp.—_l_10c 1.
Fabric
61%
f(<8%
Mfg
St
Narrow
Tokeim
Marie Reid—1 ■,7
Rotron
11 Mr
.,14 Va
••,.12%
Multi-Amp EiecDsomcs, Coip-iwv
Narragansett
Tobin
37%.-
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.2%
(Wm H) Inc..•^8%c
Rorer
Inc..510 Vs
Morton MTg CorpMothers' Cookie Co
18%
InCw-^-r-SOc
.& Co
H3/4
29
5
36%
3
Par
2
Inc
17
Tfans-Sonics
24%
12%
Jnc-____-__-___--l
Shoe
Brothers.
Clothes
33
55
Ask
1
34
25c
*
—1
(P^H)
Timely
-i.
(Quotations for Friday, June 29)
Bid
*
Co
Time Inc
23%
22
3
Rockower
H %f
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Morningstar-Paisley
Morton
1
Co.—.
12%
Thrlftway Foods Inc
Thrifty Drug Stores
10
8%
Mills Inc..3%
,
13 % ■ » -16%.
9% f • 10%.
14
' • 16 /*
v
Moore-Handley Inc—___.—..—-1
Moore
;
3%
8%
8
•
Par
.
Jockey Club-lc
Monroe Auto Equipment
.
1 <•;• 22%
Moog Servocontrols —..I..17:a10 .
Moore
6
■
23Va
26%
9%/,-'"II •••
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1
Company
Ask
2%
.*
Co
Corp.
Robertson
2% ;/,.t> 3 %/
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Construction—•
Homes
Roberts
57/a
,
1
Inc
Roadway Express.Inc
Robbinsi&; Myers Inc...—
23
...
Stoker
River Brand Rice
23%
5%,
1'.
———
Mohawk Rubber
Monmouth
20%
Riley
25 Va
_
Inc.
Assn
Eexach Construction
Richardson Company
8%
7%-'
22 V2
11
21V*
10c'
Mississippi Glass Co
.-10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line.l
Mississippi Valley- Gas Co_5
Missouri Utilities ,Co_
1
Modern
36 Va
Foods
Racing
Revere
6%
33 V2
——2
Class A
Minneapolis Gas Co
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
45
Sale Price
Par
Wire
A
Cable-
Ending June
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
29
Sales
Week's
1
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Hlgtt
3.30
Chemical Co—
3.80
3.50
1,000
3.30
Jun
4.20 Mar
3.40
3.60
1,100
3,00 Apr
4.20 Mar
1.50
1
May
1.85 Mar
Jun
1.70 Mar
Lead Mines
Leasing Credit "nits"—
Missile Sites Inc
Nashville Electronics
T V Development Corp.
60c
70C
400
1.60
——......—25c
1.60
800
236
300
10c
_
......
1
75c
70c
75c
..25c
1.20
1.10
1.20
60c
Z1.6Q May
Jun
66c
1.10
Jun
3.50 Mstr
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
:
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46
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
„
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Advisers
Ask
Ltd
all.28
20.03
10.55
11.51
X3.40
3.72
Ltd-1
12.82
13.87
1
5.46
5.66
Fund—1
X4.86
5.32
1.37
1.51
4.09
4.47
Keystone
4.67
5.08
Knickerbocker
Fund
7.66
8.33
Knickerbocker
Growth
3.20
3.50
9.49
10.32
9.03
9.87
1
50c
1
1
10.00
10.93
11.36
12.28
Bullock Fund Ltd
11.12
12.19
5.74
6.27
13.11
14.33
1
10.01
10.91
10.17
7.93
8.69
1
10.51
11.49
1
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—_1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
5.61
6.13
8.60
9.73
9.73
10.63
9.85
10:77
of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Fund
lc
i
shares
Fund
Massachusetts
lc
Life
2.94
2.34
2.56
11.78
12.87
6.38
6.97
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
28%
30%
20
23
Life Insurance Co of Va_
10
91
98
9
10%
Lincoln
Liberty Life
^1
11%
62
69 %
Lincoln
National
American Fidelity
Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur
Co_1.50
American
(Jacksonville
American
Fla)
Home
Ins
Amer
Co
American
Life
—1
Assurance
Nat
Ins
18
6.54
Nation Wide
19.73
21.35
11.72
12.67
Dividend
1
Preferred
Stock
Income Series
9.26
10.12
Stock
9.98
Fund
--50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
7.07
8.07
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
York
al3.47
New
4.81
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
10.98
11.87
Over-the-Counter
11.25
12.16
4.87
5.32
William
7.51
~7~78
9.70
10.61
Fidelity Capital Fund1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
6.90
7.50
New
class A
Hampshire Insurance,.—
New
York
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
25
28 %
North
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) _1.25
Combined Ins Co of America—1
17%
19%
44 %
48%
Northern Ins Co of N Y
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
38
42
Pacific
102
109
Pacific Insurance
114
122
Peerless
5
70
74%
10
46
51%
Forster
Inc
—1
Fund
10.66
13.49
1
16.46
3.59
3.93
Puritan
5.32
5.82
Putnam
1.62
Inc_—10c
1
17.19
1.77
Fund of America Inc
Class
*
A
Life
Insurance
42
Travelers
10
45%
48%
United
5
Co_:
53%
57 %
United
10
Insp & Insurance
Insurance
Ins—_5
61
65 %
32
39%
Standard
Life
1
Corp
General Investors Trust
al4.65
1
Capital
General
Federal Home Loan
6.75
Mar
6.09
6.62
.
__
.
.
.
.
14.60
12.65
4%s Jun
10, 1965
.
a9.47
4%s Dec
12, 1966
.
Inc
1
1
Corp
1
•
Sovereign Investors
5.96
6.54
State Street Investment
4.46
4.90
Stein
11.36
12.44
8.51
9.33
lc
6.40
7.02
lc
10.02
10.98
Television-Electronics
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
15.49
15.95
Texas
al8.40
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Electrical
General
shares
Bond
Petroleum
Hamilton
Equip
shares
H-C7
10c
4.24
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc_l0c
a23.17
Boston Inc.—1
4.72
4.32
10c
Income
Fund
of
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional
Shares
Investors
-
2.25
lc
10.20
11.16
Fund-lc
8.45
9.24
6.01
6.57
4.02
4.39
1
8.69
9.39
of Boston—1
9.42
10.30
xlO.24
11.07
14.92
16.13
10.15
10.85
America
Funds—
Group
Stock
Investors
Selective
Fund——
Research
Fund
__
Fund
1
Johnston
Fund
11.67
6.44
1
7.02
(The)
10.47
4%s Jun
12, 1973
3.39
4%s Feb
8.64
11.85
Growth
Inv
Accumulated Fund—1
1
Fund Shares-1
United Science Fund
1
5.85
15.61
16.97
9.40
10.31
8.78
9.60
1
1
11.04
12.00
International Fund
Wellington Equity Fund
Fund
Wellington
5.16
2.60
Fund
Street
Devonshire
5.93
Fund
Street
Second
Alabama Power 4%s„i
1992
Amer
1994
Tel 4%s
Ask
99%
99%
100
103
1Q3
Westminster
Fund
Fund
101%
Mueller
100%
101%
1982
—
& Lomb
Columbia
Gas
4%s
1987
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Electric 4%s
1992
Container
Corp
4.40s__
_1987
El Paso Natural Gas
5%s—1977
Ferro Corp 3%s_—
—1S7»
Florida Power 4%s.
—1992
•F'vw' Machinery
•
3%S—„
Hilton Hotel 6s
105
109
95
99
99
99%
Pacific
Petroleum
5%s
Pacific Power
Phoenix
Steel
77
99%
99%
100%
99%
103%
105
94
& Lgt
97%
82
99%
101
59
110
108
112
100%
100%
2001
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1987
99%
Sperry Rand 5%s ww...
1982
1982
100%
113
99%
112
Tenn Gas Trans
5s
_
Amer
—
85
101
Utah
4%sll981
100
102
Westcoast
5%s
5s_.
—1971
96
98%
92
101%
99
1971
—
4%s
Trans
Power
96
1992
5%s—1988
100%
,
93.
101.28
101
101.8
100.24
101.4
100.24
20, 1964
99.25
101.20
—
101.4
4s
Oct
4s
Dec
20, 1965
20, 1965
21, 1966
99.4
101.20
102.4
3%s May
2,1966
98.4
101.8
101.24
4%s July 20, 1966
101.20
102.4
4s
100.12
100.24
99.8
-
May 22,1967
4%s Mar 20, 1968
99.20
98.20
101
102
103
4%s Mar 20> 1969
101.16
102.16
100.8
4%s July 15, 1969
103
104
99.8
100.8
101
106
5%s Feb
20, 1970
102
103
3%s Apr
1,1970
107.16
100.24
.
101.24
5%s July 20, 19704%s Oct
1, 1970-1967
3%s May
1,1971
100
101
102
__
103
95.16
102
107
96.16
106.8
107.8
102
103
95.16
96.16
4%s Feb
15,1972-1^)67
99.16
100.16
15, 1972
97.24
102.8
20,1974
or more
one
Maturity-
Ask
32nds of
a
98.24
103.8
point
Bid
<
97.12
1%S Apr
1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
102.17
100.23
103.6
100.2
100.6
5s
Aug
15, 1964
103.4
15, 1962
100.1
100.3
3%S Aug
l%s Oct
15, 1964
100.21
99.24
1, 1964
96.12
15,
3%s Nov
1, 1962
15, 1962
100.9
100.11
4%s Nov
3%s Nov
15, 1962
100.3
100.5
2%s Feb
15, 1963
15,1963
1,1963
l%s Apr
1,
4%s May 15, 1965
l%s Oct
1,
4s
99.20
99.24
100.3
.
99.26
100.5
99.4
99.8
100.26
100.28
100.2
100.4
_
May 15, 1963
—
-u 98.17
15, 1963
102.7
98.19
102.9
3%s Feb
■l%s Apr
4s
Aug
l%s Oct
l%s Apr
97.16
102.15
100.21
15, 1962
3%s Feb
1%S Apr
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
Aug
Dated
10-
Due
Bid
2-61
7-
2-62
11-1-61
8-
1-62
4-62
12-
4-61
9-
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
11-
1-62
100
99.31
1-62
2-
103.4
95
103.4
•94
100.3
1966—
100.23
96.16
103.6
95.4
103.6
94.4
100.5
92.20
92.24
101.10
1966:
101.14
91.20
91.24
90.22
90126
99.31
99.31
100.1
101
98
98%
98
101%
Ask
Bate
Dated
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100
100.2
100.1
3.25s
4- 2-62
1-
2-63
100
100.2
100.1
3%s
100.1
3.10s
6-
4-62
3- 4-63
99.29
99.31
100.3
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
99.29
99.31
5-
Due
Bid
Ask
100.1
1-62
2-
4-63
1-63
99.20
99.31
United States Treasury Bills
68
111
54
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s_1982
Underwood Corp 5%s
1971
United Gas Corp 4%s
1982
U S Industries 4%s
—1970
93%
Oct
99.21
:
3%s Feb
„
—1
97
103%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
Textron
93%
loo.ii
Ask
100%
1969
99%
v
100.2
100.7
106.16
_
3%S
108
4%s—1992
5%s
99
99%
92%
91%
100.8
100
101.6
99.8
3.20s
k—
1973
—
Bonds—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Southern Bell Telep 4%s
180
_
1975
5s—1977
ww—
1984
ww—
-Keystone Steel & Wire
98%
105
1981
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'J Tire & Rubber 6s ww-1982
3%s
(Commonwealth of) 5%s_1977
97%
102
-1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Brass
100
3%S Aug
1%S Oct
4%s Nov
New Zealand
Opt 4%s
1979
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s__
1982
•
96%
66
1987
4s
3.05s
103
100.1
99.30
100.28
100.4
a8.8l
Lowenstein (M) & Sons 4%s 198i
101
5%s
100.16
100.8
100.2
3.10s
Mountain States Tel 4%s—2002
100.1
99.31
100.30
3%s May 15, 1963
Treasury Notes—
al3.60
Inc—1
Ask
100.5
4s
100.10
al3.58
Louisiana Gas Service 4%s_1987
1992
Bausch
101.9
100.8
Inc—
100 y4
(Commonwealth of)—
101.5
Bid
Bate
103%
4%s
:AR*>i«nd oil 4VO8_.
Australia
100.4
15, 1963
3.15s
Bid
1992
3%s Feb
a67.01
Bonds-
Appalachian Power 4%s-
99%
—
Maturity—
-—
Centennial
100
20, 1963
2%s May
1,1963
4%s Apr 20, 1964
Figures after decimal point represent
;
a35.90
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Bid
100.2
Certificate of Indebtedness—
al6.79
Capital
8%
34%
102
.
__
3%s- May 15, 1963
1%S Oct
1,1963
a7.89
Inc—
Capital Exchange Fd-
Investors
23.51
6.33
a70.21
Fund.. Inc
Federal Street Fund new
21.55
6.26
5.85
Diversification
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
12.77
a9.97
10.60
B-2
14.14
11.81
Inc
30.48
Ohio
8.63
12.97
Inc
Fund
9.70
25.65
2.84
7,90
.
29.88
24.57
5.18
Funds-
Swap
1
5.64
4.74
1
Wlnfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc——
1
Centennial
15.85
5.86
1
LtdValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
Canada Ltd
United Funds
United
30%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
tes
11.23
5.36
Income
60 %
8
3%S Sep
4%s Feb
6.39
10.28
Continental Fund
United
32%
55
4%s Aug 20, 1962
3%s Oct 22,1962—
Inc—
Funds
Congress
X14.53
99.31
Bank
Land
12.95
United
5.52
all.35
Oct
Federal
9.19
(Investment
Bonds)
1, 1962
3, 1962——i:
100
98.16
10,1977
5.65
Custodian Funds—
Mutual Fund—1
9.58
3.10
Inc
55
29
Bid
1, 1962
100.11
_
10, 1970
1
5.11
,
.
__
4%s Aug 10, 1971
4%s Sep 10, 1971
5%s Feb 10, 1972
4%S Jun 12, 1972
a25,24
10.77
51%
point
a
3.10s
100.8
10, 1970
10c
Fund
Century
B-l
Tel &
4%S Apr
4%s Sep
35%
a32.29
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
5.22
.-1
Inc
Keystone
B-3
13.61
1
Whitehall Fund Inc„
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Group Cdn Fd LtdFund
9.64
lc
Investors
Investors
7.76
8.82
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Istel
2.46
7.10
—lc
of
Investment Trust
'
7.35
6.57
Institutional Income Fund
Co
6.78
6.01
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investment
Inc
United
Ltd—
Growth
Fund
Fund
United
7.30
6.72
1
—1
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
12.43
33
3%s Mar 11,1968
4%s Apr 10, 1969
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd——1
Series H-DA
Series
7~51
Farnham
&
Balanced
Stock
20th
Inc—
Funds
Roe
21
100.20
.
Inc—1
4s
of
3.05s Dec
99.31
99.30
.
3%s May 11, 1964
a8.41
6.95
7
50%
18
Cooperatives—
100
99:29
.
Sep 10, 1964
3%s Dec 11, 1964
Investors
6%
46%
3%s Feb
_
4%s Sep 10, 1962
3%s Mar 11, 1963
4%s Nov 12, 1963
—
more 32hds
for
3.20s Aug
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
~8~38
Southwestern
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
23
134
_2
100.4
99.30
99.29
10.95
(Edson B) Fund
100.2
100.2
r_
X7.75
Smith
100
.
3%s Apr 15, 1963—
3%S July 16, 1963
or
Banks
.
15, 1963
one
Ask
Banks—
10.01
3.15s
& Clark—
Amer Industry
20
127
Obligations of Government Agencies
X9.69
in
Insurance
Westchester Fire-
Figures after decimal point represent
Shares—1.25
Shares
Fire
12
8
U S Life Ins Co in
10.38
1
196547
U S
11%
10%
87%
32%
108
5
3
49
9.50
6.96
2
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
105
10%
Accident—
&
9.21
Stock Fund Inc
95
45%
Jefferson
Co__
(NY)
Family Life Ins Co
1
Ins Co of America—2.50
1
Life
6.18
8.77
66%
United Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
5
Home
1
6.35
81%
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Insurance Co
165
39%
Boiler
Steam
1
American
150
(Jacksonville Fla) _2%
Hartford
al2.17
Selected
Standard Sec Life Ins
Great Amer Life Underwriters—
Gulf
7.75
8.00
9%
39%
74
102
5
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Fundamental Investors
8%
35
10
10
(NY)
7.13
jr,
1
—5
50%
Ins
1
Scudder Stevens
of Amer
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
47%
American
Great
1
6.78
75%
30
15, 1963
6.17
53%
71
81
3%s Feb
al7.04
Life Ins
Seaboard
32%
47
6.25
Marine
60
3%s Jan
Scudder Stevens 81 Clark Fund-1
Seaboard
&
*
7.94
2.56
Fire
2
14.23
2.33
Paul
64
28%
28
5
7.34
Canada—-2oc
of
St
59%
Southwestern Life Ins Co
13.09
Scudder
89%
155
9%
6%
24
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
Co
17, 1962_
15, 1963
5.72
6
84
140
97
27
2
10
1
74%
3%s Sep
Inc..
5
4
—5
(NY)
24%
4.07
5.20
Common
4
10
Corp
"56%
3.72
1
1
Utility Series
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
Bid
Research Investment
Fund
Reinsurance
68
12.47
lc
series.
Preferred stock series
Common stock
50%
62
74%
5%
21
12.35
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Fund
11 %
46%
58%
24%
49%
;
8%
10
1
5
10%
91
1
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
1
68
51
8.81
5.28
Revere
56 %
5
Life
Owners
42
5
9.80
Fund
36%
2.50
Ins
1
for
59%
33%
Employees Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
10.08
Inc
52
_5
Gov
8.06
2.37
;;
lc
—lc
lc
:
6.91
29%
Y_10
N
Gov't
9.70
4.68
—
Funds—
52
11%
9.20
2.15
Founders Mutual Fund ..Mr*
4
(Phoenix)
Republic
16%
39%
27
Providence-Washington
Growth Stock
Fund
(Geo)
63%
Insurance
6.84
Inc
Fund
57
42
6.24
Putnam Growth Fund
(T Rowe)
Pioneers
10%
Income—1
11.92
48%
39
50c
10.97
45
*
2.50
14.30
*
5
&
13
36%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co
Globe
40%
Phoenix
Glens Falls
1
*
Inc
13.23
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
Life
1
Fund
5
22
(S F)
Life
30%,
35%
37%
10
4
Jersey Insurance Co of NY—10
6.36
all.70,
Pine Street Fund Inc
Provident
Franklin
Interstate
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund
Nat'l
First
11.65
12.34
Securities
Penn
Price
Fund
36%
27
32
Co—
20
Co
20%
44%
5
Home
76%
18%
5
C)
D
76%
124
41%
32%
12%
of
Corp—5
Reinsurance
Firemen's
Life Ins
71
5
Co
1
Of N Y
Assoc
Insurance
Co
Insurance
(Wash
38%
67%
60
3%
1.25
(NJ)
Group
Peoples
34
110
3.33%
Indemnity Co
5
Casualty Co_^
51%
70
2.50
Northeastern Insurance
5
&
Insur
48%
46
—5
Co—
*
Continental Assurance Co
Crum
Life
River
5
45 %
,
1
Nationwide Corp
Fire Ins
142
4%
5
com
Fire
16%
Hanover
11.44
1
Inc
Pioneer
Union
12%
134
5
32%
35%
Gen
23
10
Accident Ins
&
64%
20
10
14
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10.47
1
Street
(Bait)
33
11.24
7.99
3.09
25c
7.67
6.47
Fund
14,83
al7.36
7.02
10.40
England
4.45
10
20c
Energy Fund- Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fund
5.70
1
New Horizons R P Fund
Fund
7.38
5.22
1
New
13.64
>
3.60
6.75
Inc——
Series
Stock
Growth
7.57
Oppenheimer Fund
Stock
X3.29
1
8.96
One
5.72
1
Series
8.18
50c
10.05
X5.23
1
Series
6.91
2.81
xlO.ll
1
Series
14.60
9.13
29%
—1
General Reinsurance Corp
1
48.65
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
National
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
~2~58
1
Series
6.01
Howard—
Fund
2.53
Co Inc.l
Corp
Series
Balanced
14.45
Balanced
al2.86
1
Securities
Investors
National
8.04
1
Trust Shares
Mutual
48.06
Fund
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
53%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Bond
6.58
59 %
Life
Life
5
8.83
1
Investment Fund
National Securities Series—
16.72
15.18
52
48
,
"A"__2
(NY)
Federal
Mutual
5.98
Nat'l
2
Life
Standard
Casualty
3.66
Mutual Shares Corp
16 %
National Fire
Boston Insurance Co__,
Citizens
3.39
8.14
11.15
12%
49%
(N J)
14.13
9.58
10.31
11%
44
10
Natl Life Ins
13.09
Mutual Investing
Monument
5
Foundation—1
9.45
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
6%
28%
60
5
7"%
23%
4
Re-insurance
Beneficial
Insur
1
1
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
Life
4%
11%
27 %
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
Ins—
-
24
Penna"—5
of
24%
10%
Companies Inc_l
Mercury
Co
Assurance
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—_1
Maryland
Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
23
5
(Newark N J)—2%
Life
Amer
Employers
Employers
14.63
34 %
Ins—
Heritage
7.23
1
1
Custodian
Life
X6.60
7.49
Inc—
Series—
19%
22
*
8.73
45%
23
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Series
Ask
41
17%
Eastern Life Ins Co
Insurance
2
(Va)__5
19
5.90
Series
Co
20%
Equitable Assur
_5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Connecticut
Fund—
C)
Insurance
Title ins Corp
American
X5.38
(B
Growth
Life
Lawyers
American
*
Morton
Lamar
Liberty Life Insurance
——2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)__2
22.16
9.66
Bid
Par
64%
105
30 %
20.28
8.81
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Bond
2.69
99
Continental
beneficial Interest
of
1
De
Franklin
2.24
Fund—
50c
Inc---
Florida Growth Fund
2.05
Ask
58
5
1
Units
13.39
B
&
2.85
1
Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund
1
Eaton
1.81
2.61
Inc
9.93
Western
Delaware
1.72
lc
lc
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 %c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
8.84
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown
3.19
Bid
3.50
Insurance
Mutual Invest Found Growth__l
Fund Inc
Fund
2.25
2.92
-
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
American
2.06
Special Investment shares
Transport shares
9.03
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite Fund
al3.94
lo
shares.:
Life
Amer
a25.93
lc
shares
Metal, shares
Paper
—lc
Trust
1
Industries
Petroleum
13.
11.62
Inc
Electric shares
16.49
9.31
12%
10.63
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—i.*
Managed Funds—
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
12.58
Stk Fund Inc
Life Insurance
15.01
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Shares
Investors
9.60
11.53
1
Trust
Par
Aetna
—1
Inc
Insurance
Life
Fund
Income
13.73
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
Canadian Fund Inc__
Growth Stock Fund
Fund
: 15.24
———1
Ltd
Lazard
Internatl
General
Fund—
General
(1954)
Fund)
(Growth
8~44
}
California Fund Inc
B-4
7.72
lnc__l
Street Investing
Series
18.35
Keystone
Lexington
—
Ridge Mutual Fund
Boston Fund Inc new___
Concord
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
-S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks) —1
5.21
Canada
Chase
S-l
S-2
4.39
4.82
Blue
Century
4.64
4.05
Investors
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
,
4.24
K-2
Fund
1
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
Canada
1
1.25
1
7.33
American Mutual Fund
V
9.26
6.78
Custodian Fund
(Discount Bonds)
K-l (Income Fund)
American
<
8.48
5.92
Fund Inc
American Business Shares
Broad
8.80
1.92
5.36
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
Cont.
1
1
Xl.76
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Fund
—-—
25c
Fund Inc
—;—1
.
(Quotations for Friday, June 29)
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
.
Bid
July
July
July
July
July
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Oct
5, 1962
Oct
11, 1962
99.925
Oct
99.893
99.901
Oct
15, 1962
18, 1962
99.864
99.869
Oct
25, 1962
99.808
99.815
Nov
Bid
Ask
99.198
99.214
99.166
99.183
99.142
99.160
99.086
99.106
99.031
99.058
98.975
99.004
99.752
99.761
Nov
——
99.696
99.707
Nov
._
99.640
99.650
Nov
1, 1962
8, 1962
15, 1962
23, 1962
___
99.584
99.596
Nov
29, 1962
99.528
99,541
Dec
6, 1962
99.472
99.487
Dec
13, 1962
98.688
99.416
99.432
Dec
20, 1962
98.623
98.646
99.360
33.378
Dec
27, 1962
98.561
98.581
99.375
15, 1963
15, 1963
98.402
98.424
97.624
97.656
—
—
-
99.393
Jan
99.306
99.321
Apr
99.253
—
27,1962——
4,1962
99.978
99.918
12,1962
15, 1962
19,1962
26,1962
2, 1962
9, 1962
16,1962
23,1962
30,1962
6, 1962
13, 1962
20,1962
21,1962
Ask
99.975
—
98.920
98.957
98.848
98.880
98.800
98.833
98.744
98.770
98.715
99.269
103
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
101
101%
•No
96%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
b-Bid', yield price,
t New" stock,
x
d Ex-rights.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on thi
Ex-stock, dividend
Volume
Number 6173
196
.
.
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Week
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
Third Federal Reserve
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
$31,813,850^608 against $29,648,376,387 for the
stand st
Chester
obtain weekly clearings will
week in 1961,
At this
Our comparative sum¬
gain for 4he week ending Friday, of 8.0%.
a
Week
New
Ended June
30
'
-
-
York
+
_____
*
___
1,352,541,846
—
1,198,000,000
+
2.2
940,174,661
Kansas
-
City________________.______:___•
883,811,184
+
+
.Ltr
Francisco____
415,200,000
Baltimore
_
481,282,485
+
cities,
Other
five
625,672,341
cities,
:
412,888,046
407,924,981
+
1.2
+
7.0
5,147,630,575
+
6.8
+
Total
7.0
(7 cities)__
,
5,496,466,795
five days—
Virginia—Huntington.
All
cities,
$30,614,557,249 $28,618,850,274
_________
1,029,526,113
V
Total all cities for week
•
.____
$31,813,850,608 $29,648,376,387
__
*Estimated.
We cannot furnish them
Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press. Ac¬
In the elaborate detailed
able to
June 23,
statement, however, which
For that week there was
an
week in 1961.
has to be estimated.
Federal Reserve Districts
the New York Reserve District tha totals show
District by
an
improvement of 6.4%; in the Bos¬
increase of 11.4%; in the
an
in the San Francisco Reserve District of
—
Total
cities)
(10
Indiana—Fort r
Wayneu_-._______^__
In
478,419,399
1,641,200,038
+
7.9
1,628,401,831
1,544,173,873
5,648,252
23,557,000
294,058,315
2.6
+ 35.6
5,420,559
19,830,000
2.9
272,760,612
—
—
6,467,878
19*330,000
251,796,084
3.8
9,464,678
0.6
457,862,994
430,515,893
5.3
143,694,820
126,696,697
0.7
909,033,663
843,649,794
10,155,615
442,045,742
174,481,300
+
949,946,224
+
38,939,255
189,533,162
492,800,000
+
4.8
37,322,561
>+
2.0
167,688,554
+ 12.1
8,255,076
+ 26.3
499,300,000
7,695,371
6,593,286
+ 17.7
309,068,390
+
346,275,242
+ 21.3
15,661,624
682,207
301,647,000s
+
8,843.242
1,709,455,742
33,544,750
142,549,063.
422,300,000
6,915,935
5,926,443
+ 29.5
5,954,826
311,469,731
365,701,159
16,612,976
691,100
8.7
301,204,316
221,064.475
+10.8
1,713,640,594
1,394,978,155
4.3
20.1
+
^285,549.024
260,539,774
15,802,423
786,268
South
Bend__+___„i______
Terre
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
The Chicago
l
5,376,997
188,616,016
9,659,981
—
Rapids,
Moines.^
Des
3,778,872
20,656,551
Sioux
:_____
3,184,057
2,770,799
17.7
19,901,236
17,819,280
13,283,701
15,727,853
14,323.996
+
99,48l50O
+ 12.8
15,703,311
,4,827410
171*703,086
9,626,790
54,342,702
20,158,915
2,072,475
•T.6J
*i\, 4,.
,
67,030,720
22,763,387
2,235,465
__.
+ 71.0
—32.6
20,445,403
v16,0524871
«
28.7
+
9,430,967
95,392,090
>•11,724,938
4,691,070
9^,744,000
152,033,902
19,155,280
+
11.4,
+
9.8
166,267,725
+
0.3
8,445,067
8,522,990
+ 23.3
56,073,442
53,590,838
+ 12.9
19,225,766
1,828,610
4,838,562
7.9
20,726,553
1,442,550
1,436,114,625
10,584,576
1,423,017,035
+ 0.9
+ 25.7
1,247,235,508
8,641,977
1,202,210,327
8,423,744
Peoria
14,749,532
18,591,534
—20.7
16,625,525
16,976,629
Rockford
17,633,210
11,673,068
15,583,675
+ 13.2
8,239,809
4 41.7
15,727,040
7,665,655
13,648,318
8,759,606
1,978,562,090
1,912,705,233
+
3.4
1,712,755,897
-1,650,160;576
+
8.0
433,900,000
228,449,172
168,883,633
City,,
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
—
Decatur
Dallas Reserve District of 14.2%, and
Reserve Districts:
—
■-
—
>
Total
__w
•
...
8,270,706
•
cities^
(17
+
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
+(
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
'
\
1962
June 23
$
12
5.8
20,663,033
112,265,000
14,645,093
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
.
Boston
15,784,810:
482,943,857
+
6,461,128
24,309,872
Indianapolis
-
1st
15,838,175
12,818,079
13,780,38.7^
Springfield
Week Elided
57,863,100
16,564,092
1.2
462,230,648
1,894,398,879
Lansing
.
*
66,472,700
7.3
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
11.1%.
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal
,
Orleans
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids—
In the Kansas City Reserve
15.4%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.6%.
District there is
Mobile
.___
Mississippi—Vicksburg__
Louisiana—New
gain of 3.4%; the St. Louis Reserve District of
a
10.9
420,178,000
18,803,583
883,567
327,808,000
Florida—Jacksonville
larger by 7.9%; in the Richmond Re¬
0.7%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 10.8%.
Reserve District has to its credit
+
,14,217,973
322,235,484
Macon
bank clearings
ton Reserve:District of 4.4%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 1.2%.
serve
13,969,391.
302,732,530
655,042,010
against $31,704,218,157 in the
We group the cities according to the
are
689,613,670
40,811,480
193,292,190
552,200,000
10,425,658
Nashville
Alabama—Birmingham
in which they are located and from this we note that in
the-Cleveland Reserve District the totals
14,547,209
349,966,682
9.0
District—Atlanta-
_
Georgia—Atlanta
increase of 6.9%, the aggregate clearings for
of 5.9%.
9.1
+
7,760,917
Tennessee—Knoxville
present further below,
we
Outside of this city there was a gain of 8.1%, the
this center showing an increase
at
cases
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to $33,880,386,625
same
in
today, inasmuch as the week ends
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
appear
Augusta
Saturday and the
3.5
+
956,541,961
cities)
(6
Sixth Federal Reserve
issue of next week.
+
+ 7.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
14,339,231
340,272,718
709,311,791
82,737*300
,18,090.377
1,238,450,916., .1,218,651,504
439,336,881
183,748,976
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
;•
12,634,606
1.2
+16.5
1,199,293,359
day
one
13,049,833
+
5,503,005
Richmond
__.
cities, five days
+ 12.1
1,323,168,466
31,949,000
285,462,024
10,542,075
Virginia—Norfolk
Carolina—Charleston..
Maryland—Baltimore
all
25.952,281
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
South
Total
+ 13.7
6,817,333
25.324,427
4.7
—
days
3,940,428
6.415,657
14,835,805
371,240,138
773,368,316
L 91,790,500
16,769,413
14,053,589
489,030,712
,
i
L_,
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
7.0
*655,000,000
+
_________
___
7,456,187
4,130,618
+ 122
14,407,560
1,338,555,800
,
Youngs town
west
Ten
6,927,964
(a)
4,009,774
1,149,000,000
4,210.564
6,626,823
29,654,609
1,771,088,473
__L
Mansfield
9.5
$25,118,090,454 $23,471,219,699
_____
+ 34.8
+
+ 10.4
827,635,154
;
914,449,000
+
515,156,302
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
7,150,639
;
____
Columbus
5.3
*454,600,000-
San
1
Cleveland,
6.4
493,872,230
at.;
9,639,172
(a)
7,436,450
33,715,435
16,155,984
:
Cincinnati
*520,000,000
Boston
,
5,065.447
Ohio—Canton 1
0.3
1,224*000,000
.
Q.7
+ 12.4
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
8.0
1,348,514,397
Philadelphia
1,223,734
2,039.252
—36.1
;
___
1,994,999
1,707,326
2,345,419
1961
*
1962
1,422,996
3.8
5,396,366
.
(9 cities)_____
Total
$18,133,308,048 $1 6,785,279,478
____
+
4,433,375
1,167,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
^
+ 30.0
4.683.047
1,250,000,000
.York
New Jersey—Trenton
for this week follows:
mary
1,430,893
1,856,483
3,446,615
Wilkes-Barre
1959
Dec. %
5,266,030
1,259,000,000
_______
Scranton
v,
23
1960
or
1.962.046
-
(a)
Reading
.
center there is
:
^
Philadelphia
Our preliminary totals
same
,1.859,777
2,036,337
Bethlehem
Lancaster
June
Inc.
47
District—Philadephia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 30, clearings for all
be 7.3% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Ended
1961
$
increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
an
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
1962
(47)
cities
1,153,695,668
1961
Inc. or
1960
1959
$
Dec. %
$
$
1,104,572,308
4.4
+
1,182,873,494
Missouri—St. Louis
974,491,104
2nd
New York——___—
9
"
19,220,129,596
18,071,899,353
+
6.4
16,226,334,630
12,997,987,377
3rd
Philadelphia
9
"
1,338,555,800
1,323,168,466
+
1.2
1,238,450,916
"
1,771,088,473
1,641,200,038
+
7.9
1,628,401,831
r
440,900,000
216,556,092
+ 25.0
+ 22.6
3,491,263
'
171,482,512
3,470,270
+
960,666,759
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,544,173,873
+
i
832,408,874
+15.4
10,571,384
—12.2
390,200,090
212,734,849
139,223,817
1,218,651,504
7
476,200,000
270,754,511
210,220,985
____^
Kentucky—Louisville
4th Cleveland
5th
Richmond
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St. Louis____
9th
.—
_____
Minneapolis--
"
956,541,961
949,946,224
0.7
909,033,663
1,894,398,879
1,709,455,742
+10.8
1,713,640,594
1,394,978,155
17
"
1,978,562,090
1,912,705,283
+
3.4
1,712,755,897
1,650,160,576
"
960,666,759
832,408,874
+15.4
834,447,584
745,231,449
Minneapolis
St.
"
"
_
.
"
+
6.6
806,162,584
705,408,711
+11.4
830,474,144
805,136,479
730,867,241
+14.2
700,967,014
654,179,736
1,912,111,366
31,704,218,157
14,135,092,405
29,346,137,088
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
add
now
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
—
Total
—
cities)
(7
1962
''
'
"'i
Hastings
jjj
Ended
1961
$
June
23
Inc. or
.
'*:■
Dec. %
"'
'
4,456,018
Fall
* $
$
'"v
St.
'
>
New Bedford
.Springfield
New
7.082.653
1,011,014,703
177,860,883
+
0.9
11,546,057
10,895,188
+
2.2
4,678,323
9.5
6,520,527
6,495,478
+ 10.4
15,623,144
16,523,699
6.6
806,162,584
705,408,711
8.8
1,167,425
11,632,092
3,964,635
860,064,202
—
3,888,575
City
996,077
837,940
—
964,059
7.4
729,440
746r462
8,600,298
+ 12.9
7,709,376
10,837,540
196,135,214
+ 14.4
185,207,817
18,752,810
33,953,063
+ 30.1
+
—__^—
Springs_____:
12,806,055
+12.4
6,770,959
+ 32.8
£00,479,648
16,493,132
30,080,842
554,727,550
12,260,666
6,820,065
943,518,960
_____
Joseph__
+
847,168,902
+11.4
830,474,144
805,136,479
568,316,486
+ 11.3
+
9.4
9.097,856
39,201,424
537,976,758
14,255,407
6,849,156
815,311,843
4,473,351
3,962,889
+12.9
3.773.637
3,532,400
1,720,278
+ 13.5
1,791,343
1.446.654
4,106,187
+
9.9
3,876,289
3,440,280
20,009,498
+ 12.3
14,832,394
16,862,020
+
11.3
14,000,080
53,799,844
+ 22.6
51,771,949
24.877,921
+ 11.3
22,921,374
47,154,400
+
1.9
43,252.100
36,448,000
4,343,529
4,045,459
+
7-4
3,675,086
1,104,572,308
+
4.4
1,182,873,494
13,512,753
+ 26.9
646,286,523
46,284,696
4 14.9
13,176,535
617,013,976
569,054,541
3.4
46,317,383
45,669,481
5,077,000
+13.7
5,118,000
6,691,084
14,415,764
6,654,245
+
0.6
5,941,852
8,383,534
13,052,024
+ 10.4
13,399,268
12,703,285
834,653,272
—.
730,867,241
+14.2
700,967,014
654,179,736
232,834,481
253,489,951
+
3,124,180
1,153,695,668
13,162,893
17,146,807
742,783,759
47,844,500
5,771,358
_________
Worth
Fort
24,869,172
48,062,900
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
47,082,858
27,699,466
cities)——.—.—
(9
Texas—Austin
13,632,128
65,982,322
Total
14,635,723
18,759,031
Connecticut—Hartford
974,491,104
„
Haven—
Island—Providence
Rhode
8,118,903
2.7
+
22,467,109
_'
Worcester
+ 25.1
4,511,295
;
481.021,038
3,885,213
4,140,195
8,589,234
915,304,343
1,952,380
River
New
3.845.636
-
-
Missouri—Kansas
Colorado—Colorado
7.6
+
10,744,584
Lowell
552,704,600
206,004,702
8,989,056
_______—_—__
Wichita
1959
940,243,683
L_
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
6.8
7.4
7,355,066
16,686,554
908,025
899,783
9,706,778
224,447,742
24,398,871
37,791,682
621,981,637
14,395,386
—
Kansas—Topeka
1960
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
8,723,850
+
+
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
_
Week
at—
< .
9,085,231
584,078,050
916,463,801
Helena
Omaha
'
745,231,449
12,456,497,380
+11.1
week ended June 23 for four years:
Clearings
3,072,783
834,447,584
225,776,421
4,050,375
6,657,099
18,428,458
Montana—Billings
24,998,984,424
13,567,854,959
9,278,988
623,817,351
242.499,868
11,731,662
•.
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
•
District—Minneapolis
i___—•
Paul___
South
1,464,935,866
6,9
+
1,562,594,737
8.1
+
15,275,213,071
City__
1,720,761,524
33,880,386,625
cities
—106
York
860,064,202
847,168,902
834,653,272
-
6
10
_—r
Total
New
916,463,801
943,518,960
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
North
Dallas
3,214,779
0.6
843,649,794
"
9
Kansas City___
11th
Outside
6
10
7
10th
,12th San Francisco
cities)
(4
4
._
6th
Total
Hampshire—Manchester
Galveston
Wichita
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport_____—
Total
cities).
(6
5.206,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Total
(12
cities)
299,394,642
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
Buffalo
Elmira
;
Jamestown
New
York__—
Total
New
(9
145,125,642
2,882,800
3,376,915
4,426,860
+
53,349,031
38,182,998
•
68,072,836
161,449,638
+ 41.5
17,569,125,752
39,184,555
84,687,790
81,432,331
120;661,141
104, 111,-818
19,220,129,596
18,071,899,353
Jersey—Newark______
Northern
26,827,562
10.4
+
3,127,262
64,477,312
Syracuse
.
+ 108.4
4,424,974
18,605,173,551
Rochester
New
59,414,732
157,727,012
4,593,660
—
-
Jersey
cities)
I
,
—
3.8
3,748,183"
California—Long
Pasadena
5.9
15,778,282,129
San
48,818,485
41,932,336
+
2.6T
Jose
.
v
5,328,137
258,160,156
228,761,168
+13.1
+14.3
124,485,126
102.664,577
-
(10
14,639,149
936,625,906
40,118,969
13,238,295
18,612,812
7.6
+11.6
+16.3
+ 5.6
—11.3
1,912,111,366
1,720,761,524,
+11,1
33,880,386,625
31,704,218,157
+
6.9
29,346,137,088
24.998,984,424'
15,275,213,071
Barbara
Total
5,365,283
5,7
16,509,246
—
.Stockton*
12,642,487,044
+ 20.9
+30.5
1,045,177,064
46,667,047
13,979,092
Beach
Francisco
Santa
+15.4
27,171,276
14,135,092,405
+
8.1
13,567,854,959
12,456.497,380
156,957,132
City__.
l
San
-3*848,448
5,849,631
269,820,303
138,752,404
23,774,006
13,525,431
Lake
Utah—Salt
123,827,389
174,100,781
____________
259,330,049
7,634,889
285,095,547
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
—
cities)
-
+
—
20,012,628
30,991,943
16,189,023
18,649,810
830,087,609
763,310400
37,700,740
10,242,721
10,319,814
37,504,207
14,895,474
16,537,655
1,562,594,737
t
1,464,935,866
'
29,719,461
26,709,106
4.0
74,200,412
72,737,276
+15.9
-100,405,960
93,697,774
6.4
16,226,334,630
12,997,987,377
—
+
+
Grandtotal
Outside
(106 cities)
York City____^
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
48
(48)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
RATES
CERTIFIED
by
FEDERAL
JUNE 22.
Country and
Monetary Unit
Noon
RESERVE
1962 TO JUNE 28.
Buying
Rate
for
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
1962, INCLUSIVE
Cable
Transfers
in
TARIFF
v,
York
New
-
in
(Value
ACT
OF
States
'-v';'■
y- SY".
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 22
June 25
June 26
June 27
""
$
Argentina,
Australia,
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium,
_
-
;0387000
_
_
j
—:
franc
new
—
mark
>
.00310700
.210212
.250604
2.807000
...
.00161100 1
t.
.00161100
yen
_
_
7
Sweden,
.00276266
.326927
.326960
.0800560
.0800560
.278300
.278300
.278300
.278250
2.779603
2.780277
.140100
.140100
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.194450
...
.0166506
...
krona
.
Switzerland, franc.
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.
1.399252
.231700
1.398455
1.398794
2.807400
2.808080
Rubber
20
&
Steel
Santa
B due July
Rosa
&
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
(In millions of dollars)
ber
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
June 27,
ASSETS—
Gold
1962
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
fund
for
Held
—1,083
1
—
—
94
;
14
*
-
outright—
;•
.
y'n*
196
—
5,578
+
+
22
+
2
Total
bought outright.*
under repurchase agreement
Total
U.
Total
Govt,
S.
loans
Cash
items
Bank
and
148
29
—
191
29,820
^
collection
of
—
162
(1,048)
<■;
(1,431)
Federal
■
(383)
Member
U.
S.
265
+
52,225
reserves
28,536
4
17,191
+
+
12
233
—
18,344
—
availability
liabilities
and
cash
(1,048)
items....
3,834
adjustedt
accrued
divids.
'
brokers
to
S.
+
liabilities
CAPITAL
(1,431)
_
50,794
—1,523
85
Government
securities.
789
-
27
+2,811
in
457
...
1
+
capital
accounts
Total
liabs.
of
geld
+16
_
&
capital accounts.
certificate
(1,431)
'
R.
note
combined
Contingent
purch.
on
foreign
+0.3%
34.2%
...
7-
—
than
the
are
eliminations
in
made
the
+
271
*_
4,184
+
119
+
72
year..
54
consoli¬
"
years.
4,789
statement
1
domestic
banks
assets—net
Total
Increases
of
$2,172 million in U. S. Government demand deposits,
and a decrease of $543 million in demand
deposits ad¬
justed.
and
a
industrial loans
net
gain
increased
in
all
pared with an increase of $541 v million during the cor¬
responding two weeks a year ago. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
securities increased $76 million.
Loans to sales and
personal financing institutions increased $240 million.
During the two weeks ending June 20, these loans in¬
creased $234 million, as compared with a net increase
1961.
million-during the corresponding two weeks of
Loans
to
"other"
......July
due
nonbank
financial
1
>
2932
?
-
July
1980
1,
47
of
Co.
series
19801.
1985_ljuly
1
2641
l19i79X-vj^r7Iuly
1
,^^26H-
1,
*
'•.i.vr
due
1990
26,
1,
Marine
...
July
Co.—
'
r
series
;-i;
;
due
Corp.— ''
..
..
cumul.
series
Co.
5%
American-Gold
G
Page
.I...Aug
stock
due
514%
cumuL
1
2700
.
Inc.
,:;
.
1989**»**.__July 16
preferred
stock
2929
i.July 15
:
2929
....July 20
•
»
•
i
Platinum
2746
1 .;
2197
1
July
2977
Co.—
debs,
July 1
1964..
July
stock.."
...—..July
&
subord.
Brothers
;7"
2429
-•.
'
bonds
Oil
2933.:
Date
pfd,
......
t
1
July
.7
L
7
1
called
Co.—
&
2641
;
*
. . .
i&r&cueboro)<94,"'l
issue
due
preferred
5%
•Announced
in
this
issue.
-
DIVIDENDS
169
3,416
+
32
23
+
+
+
11,600
half
authorized
of
stock
common
$4.50
a
.7
deposits
adjusted!:
-'
62.226
*
deposits—total!)
and
political
92,150
Mutual
institutions
945
+
its
for
distribution
General
each
of
of
Corp.
Du
held
Pont
;,
49
227
707
>11
—
—
.
9
Foreign:
Commercial
banks
621
+
and
political
subdivisions*...
:
3,401
Governments, official institutions, etc.
2,126
Domestic
interbank
97
+
3,851
55
+
1542
10
+
584
3
348
6
33
61
'
7-10
197
Eastern
Eastern
$1
banks
;
____
121
^
From
Federal
From
others
Other
337
366
574
216
5,343
of
loans
valuation
t Includes
and
'+
——
181
—13,247
—
18
410
1,723
,
ACCOUNTS
t Exclusive
of
Banks
liabilities
CAPITAL
tion
Reserve
all
domestic
to
-
155
763
+
domestic
commercial
individual
deposits
commercial
tion-
banks,
loan
except
less
banks
.items
those
cash
and
are
of : U.
items
in
after
shown
S.
deduc¬
gross.
-
.
Government
process
of
Includes
not
shown
certified
time
and
deposits
separately.
officers'
of
U.
S.
checks
not
shown
Government
and
separately.
postal
Racing
&
"
*
States
savings
7-31
7-16
'
6-22
9-15
8-24
9-15
8-24
25c
7-16
100%
•
7-
8-15
5
7-16
7-17
$1.50
15c
6-30
-
8-
7-
2
7__
(stock
-7-16
"
.
6,-20
Y.—
common
Steel
6-15
:
1
$30c
(quar.).
5%
Corp.—
'
7-
25c
dividend)____
2%
6-
2
6-15
7-
.
9
7-
•
7 Vac.
(quar.)
....
2
6-15
1"
7-31
6-28
$1.75
8-
1
7-
6
$1.50
8-
1
7-
6
50c
7-
2
6-
7-
2
■
,
•
(accum.).
;
....
(quar.)______
preferred
lquar.)_*l
Laboratory, common
dividend
7-1
10c
N.
$6 preferred
B
(accum.).
Eastman Kodak Co., common
Stock
7-31
?
8-15 '
31 >/4C
,
Loan
ox
Inc.,
(quar.)..
Stainless
$3.60
8-15
.
"
....
Assn.
$7 preferred A
Economics
J.14C"
31»/4C
"90c
;
1
6-
1
7-
3
7-
3
7-
3
'
25c
(quar.)_.___
...
7-1B
.
...
7-13
5%
_____
.
"
$4
conv
preferred
(quar.).
$1
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)_—.—
Edgcomb Steel of New England,"Inc.
Class
Edison
A
(quar.)...
■
*71
B
Sault
Electric
10c
(quar..)___
Ekco Products, common (quar.),
4Va% preferred (qu^r.)^*..__.
Electrical
Products
; 6-12
7-13
6-29
7-13
7-16
6'Ac
27 Vic
.
7-
6-29
:7-
2
5
6-15
7-5
6rl5
8-
1
8-
1
7-13
'
$1.121/2"
America
(quar.)..
(quar.)_'_
25c
7-
2
25c
7-
2
.
7-16
20c
;
Consonuateu
3
10c
$.00 y8
Stop Nut Corp. of
Elder Mfg. Co. (quar.)
7-13
7-
22 % c
(quar.)
EICO Electronic Instrument; com.
Elastic
-
7 Vac
____
(N. h.)
collec-
.
§ Includes
■
(quar.)
Insurance CO.
dividend
preferred
Class
reserves;
demand
'
Savings
Eastern
•
Commercial
Life
;
$30c
:
•
"37Vic
Natural Gas
Eastern
Foreign:
Borrowings:
•
......
-
Co., class A (quar.)
Canada
Stock
Eastern
50
+
(quar.)
'
^Tennessee
Eastern Can
72
8
7-10
7-25
(accum.)
common
6-
7-25
8IV2C
Dynamic Vending Corp. (stock dividend)
East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
7,430
—
Corp.,
9
$1.12 V2
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Dutchess Bank & Trust .(Poughkeepsie, N.
Y.)
(s-a)
"
______
States
+
;+
+
•
36
—
,<
20
—
savings deposits—total*
46,866
Individuals, partnerships & corporations: '
Savings deposits
32,360
Other
time deposits
l___
8,475
+
—
<
and
49
+
+
1,102
-___
____
Duro-Test
East
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Time
$1.50 preferred
7-
—
preferred
,
v>
Holders
Payable of Rec.
one-
Motors
share
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dupuis Freres Ltd., class A
4.80%
prefered (ouar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas—
736
190
+2,172
498
-
__*_*_
2,670
"
11,228
_
savings
+
+
—
5,486
:
:
663
+
4,6o8
.
374
—
—1,304
•"
65,457
subdivisions
543
—
When
Share
deNemours
share
com.
294
263
—
I.)
(E.
Company
144
+
duPont
803
+
79
—
Name of Company
973
+
45
—
159,739
+
.v
Per
334
—
458
+
538
11
...
Continued from page 13
531
•+-
,
•.
1
July 15
[
3%%
Corp.
1.
.
•. i....
. .
...
> entire
7, 7
Aug
:
'.v.
2393
..r •:
+ 7 ■■ f
1976
,r>
1
..July'
1977
f
-
2641
,r
J.978
15, 1975
Savings Bank
.
Gas
1
.V,Y
".'7 V<
.
bonds
J:>n.
v
Foods
I.July.
:
..
.
.
Aug.
.s
Canada, Ltd.—
&
.
July 1
2746
V;'
.July. .2746
»
due July
;.
series ;due
Merchant
Dec.
due
2823
,
19,82
debs,
2
.
and
due
;;r.
.
.
44
—1
349
•'+
4,649
*
assets/liabilities
S.
Government
Domestic interbank:
but
of
$434 million, reflecting
quarterly tax date needs. During the two weeks ending
June 20, these loans
increased $537 million, as com¬
of $103
B
+
due
710
—
243
+
—
2,866
...
TT.
-
of
and
for
1978-__.*__,
series
409
—
24
i
13,238
with
liabilities—
$950 million in loans ad¬
justed, $271 million in U. S. Government securities, $458
million in reserve balances with Federal Reserve
Banks,
district
.
14,649
years...
Balances
•
weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
the following principal
changes for the week
Commercial
—
C.694
five
five
Commercial
one
+
32,526
,
♦
1,430
+
♦
,
1,323
+
+
securities—total-
—4.2%
—"
of
20:
+
56
'•
1,366
one
to
After
States
June
66
541
1
177
14,321
Condition Statement of Member Banks
shows
+
banks.
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
ended
34
Jan.,
554%
Transmission
Eight year 6%
776
+
Oct
bonds
$3.60
$500,000.
condition
+
Within
Demand
The
63
One
Demand
banks
+
1
:'-v
Corp.—
due
mortgage
South
v>
f 2382
1
...Aug
:
series
Co.—
310
17,784
Government
Other
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
+
14,227
commercial
Currency and coin
102
-
240
2702
c.
"1976.1July
1,
L
■
.
1
^
^
Eddy Paper Co. cumul. conv. class
shares
(Henry) Morgan & Co. Ltd.—
"
- •
434%
cumulative preferred stock...
1
—
+
741
Treasury bills
•
acceptances
correspondents
15
—
3,670
loans
domestic
liabilities
_*'
liability
for
14
18,
Transmission
Edison
Younker
loans
to
2;.
2,210
S.
+2,910
'
.
deposit & F.
97
—
^
,
July
1977
1,
Marine
Company and Issue—
Boston
2822
due
.
•"*
.
due
Aug.
bonds
due
5%
National
Beatrice
1
2702
5
—
—1,506
*
60
+
1
91
1,339
e
foreign banks
estate
Other
-
__
52,225
reserves
76
+
—
institutions
71
+
86
f
240
2,448
Loans to
33
+
888
i
financial
finance, personal finance,
Other
486
ACCOUNTS—
paid
5,675
1,626
+
Buttes
1,939
nonbank
to
Sales
U.
Capital
+
+
2
'
Other securities
Loans
Surplus
950
434
dealers
carrying:
or
Other securities
+1,072
6
+
+
—
debs,
preferred stock
,f::i
8,682
+
■
1,387
and
■1
Gas
debs,
Vermont
4%
+
1987
1,
series
,
.
Feb.
Cq.
insured
debs,
534%
2596
•
.
'
IJ:'
...
5V2%
Gas
Atlas
Gas
8,726
1,232
debs,
Tramps
Eastern
1st
chasing
Real
Total
♦Less
76.025
33,328
:
142
+
80
+
July
5%
1973_-!___C__'__—i.J*—July-'
1,
due
mtge.
bonds
bonds
&
SS
Union
1961
691
due
Merchant
due
coll,
Gov't,
514%
1
.
\
mtge. pipe line bonds 514%
Texas
June 21,
71
—
—1,099
1st
or >
(In millions of dollars)
+
&
414%
Tennessee
19G2
122,872
Loans
+
449
June 13,
Atlantis
mtge.
S.
5%
Decrease (—) Since
Agricultural loans
—
94
(♦)
deposits
Loans to
Increase ( + )
K
bonds,
Tampa Electric Co.— *
U.
July
.
mtge. pipe line bonds 434%
1st
2
Corp.—
Natural
Tankers
2596
July
1, 1972
July
pfd. stock..
insured
Pacific Power
1st
million.
...
440
+1,086
6
342
25ryear
■
2930
1
Co.—
5.80%
mortgage
Southern
million but bor¬
124,238
+1,226
373
—
578
^
(♦)
Deferred
to
.
4
Loans
Ratio
z
,
Total
Other
>vr-I-.;
+2,910
19
+
account
Other
Other
increased $337
assets-
635
+
*—1,506
VvY^.t
r •••
debs,
,
1
July
v.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—
Sierra
2702
»
Pipelines Ltd.—
1st
1st
9
^
July
July 2, 1973
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.—
1st mtge. bonds, 6%
series due
District,
June 20,
1962
+2,925
+
—
in
District.
;'.V
■
Y. U,
bank
Treasurer—general
Cleveland
domestic commercial banks decreased $541
Deposits:
Foreign
the
Francisco
+2,609
—1,494
million
rowings from others decreased $754 million.
a:■
■
Notes.
Reserve
$215
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Loans
assets
'
in
San
148
+
107
692
liabilities—
the
Federal Reserve Banks
599
+2,461
271
—
5,076
1.
assets
Total
decreased
A-
securities
process
—
29,383
securities
premises
in
29,235
SS
5%
and
Gov't,
5%
and $74
Savings deposits
increased $97 million and "other" time deposits of indi¬
viduals, partnerships, and corporations decreased $55
922
+2,605
+
Co.
Shipping
S.
Producers
179
—
Natural Gas
Petrol
District, $204 million in the New York Dis¬
million
million.
^
+
10
17,190
*.__
Bonds
$83
million in
' I4t
'•T;not
'
3,833
Notes
Other
14
+
.2,634
Certificates
Held
trict,
307
■-:Va-;KiY~ n•
(.ibu.
-
Tea
v
deposits adjusted
the Chicago
30?>t'r.
agreement^
securities:
Bills
v
Demand
gold
subordinate
National
million, and the combined total
2820
+•
•
Northern
pfd.
2928
6
—July
bonds
1969.:
1,
due
due July
Corp.—
convertible
5V2%
2819
2700
July 15
.
debs,
debentures
5%%
1
-
mem¬
certifi¬
Treasury
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased
3
+
^
Government
Bought
5
—
•
under...repurchase
S.
:—
372
(383)
advances.
Acceptances: •
Bought outright
U.
+125
393
_L_,
increased by $72
by $80 million.
—1,208
4
$119 million,
by
.
Aug
trust
Co.—
U.
of
1961
1
—
16,158
reserves.
i
and
1962
—
1,168
notes__
R.
cates
June 28,
14,990
F.
gold certificate
Cash
Discounts
June 20,
increased
banks
-
,
4
1
..July
1974
1,
47/e%
5%
:
.
1980
,
America—
of
National Research
$56 million.
Marine
July
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—
Real estate loans increased $66
increased
loans
-
Series
due
refinding mtge.
Feb.
$63 million.,
,
.
15,
Co.—
debs,
coll.
Steel
Merchant
Line
Pipe
conv.
1st
"Other"
'
.
Corp—
4%%
1st mtge. bonds series
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
increased
.
-''V;.'
314%
Corp.
6%
Inland
million.
2593
514%
insured
SS
Lakes
year
Hotel
2.808400
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
"2928
1
Inc—
Gov't,
S.
Great
1.398953
2.807000
-
1,
,
.414%
.194400
.231691
U.
.0166506
.194375
.231725
1.398256
/
2.809000
...
.0166506
.194366
-
2593
1
July
due Aug.
1977
1970
July
debs, due July 1; 1968—__*_July
British Aluminum Co., Ltd.—
;
Line
Grace
.0166506
.231725
__
1
15-year s. f. debs, dated July 1, 1957...
General Acceptance Corp.—
5%
subord. debs, due June
1, 1970
2.780594
.140062
2700
July
1977—July
1
:
Ltd.-r-r
1
-
6%
.278279
2.779207
.194500
.
Corp.
Copper
1,
first mtge. bonds series
Central
2.781188
_
.
June
i-Page
July
..
.
.
debentures due July 4,
5%%
.00276266
.
.0350000
pound
krone-
Portugal,
escudo
Spain, peseta
.00276266
.326827
.0800560
1, 1976;
Corp.—
debs.
Plywood Corp.
Canadian
.00161100
.0800560
—
Coast
614%
Atlas
.140075
_
Zealand,
Norway,
.210272
.326593
.327067
_
_
2822=
Date
debentures due July
Housing
subord.
Atlantic
.250475
.00161070
.00161100
.00276266
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
5%%
2.8084C0
"
2.808C80
I'.
4%%
Co.
year 3%
bonds series 1965...
Associates Investment Co. 5'/4%
debs,
.204050
.210217
2.807400
Allis
15
' .00310700
;
.250490
.210217
,
•
.204000
Pago
redemption
Company and Issue—
(Louis)
Amun-Israeli
.145125
.
.00310700
'
.250562
1
•
V.,
4
_L
Italy, lira
.145068
-r
.210355
partial
.0200900
/'
-
preferred stock.._July 17
cumulative
1
.210400
.204054
.250625
.
pound
;
'
Date
4V2 %
Corp.
.0387000
.145000
•-
>
Stores
*
.925468
X)0310633
.
-
Lerner
2.237768
.925937
.204050
-
..204050
-
tender
of
Company and Issue—
.210387
:
.00310633
<
•«'
.0200900
?
notice
$
.00790525
.210475
-
.145062
.
*
.0387000
*
.924609
-
..
_
*
'
;
.0200934
.210393
June 28'-
2.237513
'
.0387000
.922843
.
t
.210375
—
Thursday
.00811923
notes,
of corporate bonds,
list
a
and common sgtock called • for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location, in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
Money)
$
-. :
2.236972
.0200975
•
_
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
New
'
'
_
<Metropolitan),
Japan,
?
_
franc
Ireland,
<fc
.00819723
2.236653
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
France
t;
.00849850
peso
found
be
preferred
including
1930
!
'
••
will
Below
...
United
Friday
•T./.'-"'•'
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
.
Fund Notices
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
\'
EXCHANGE
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
to the
Pursuant
FOREIGN
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
7-13
7-
.
2
6-20
6-20
Volume
196
Number
6173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
•
1
.
11
Per
Name of
*
Company
When
Share
'
Holders
Name
7%
preferred (s-a)
Em?o, Ltd. (quar.)
_
Emhart Mfg. Co.
"•}
7-20
6-22
Gliokman
45c
7-20
6-15
Glidden
75c
7-
6-22
(quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, class A (quar.)_
Equitable Savings & Loan Association (Ore.)
7-31
12Vac
;
20c
Special
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
7-16
87Vac
(quar.)___
(increased)____________
Executive Equipment,
common
(quar.):
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Excplsior Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
Exquisite Form Brassiere (Canada), Ltd.—
6% 1st conv. preference seriesrA (quar.)iL.
<
7-16
7- 2
v
5c
"
7-
Famous
Artists Schools
(stock
2
6-
v.
7-2-:.
1
6-
(|ncreased-quar.)
Federation Bank
Stock-
I
Trust
&
i
1
.
6-12
Fidelity-Philadelphia; Trust
Financial
Corp.
Financial
Genera!
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(quar. )_*.__
(quar.)—__—
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2
2
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2
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1
7-
1
8-
1
7-
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60c
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
55c
7-
2
6-20
25c
7-
2
6-15
$1.50
7-20
7- 6
$1.50
7-15
7-
10c
7-13
6-27
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(quar.)___
10c
Stores,
Inc.
7-3
•
6-29
6-22
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"50c
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7-20
7-28
6-26
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7-
2
6-
,
7%
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5
7-15
7-
5
15c
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!i 7- 2
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30c
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1-
7-
5
4%
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2
$1.83
7-
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6-
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7-
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7-2
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7-13
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6-21
preferred
7-31
25c
7-
7-10
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7-
2
6-11
7-
2
1
11-
1
9-
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•
25c
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American
General
Box
General
6-30
10-15
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8-15
2%
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\
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7-10
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5
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(quar.)——I
;
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General' Electric
,(quar.)_
Co.
7-2
6-
50c
,
7-
2
(quar.)___
7-
2
1
9-
1
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li-i'
12-10
9-28
9-14
.
50c
7-25
t
7-
7-25
4-
Foam
General
Motors
Corp.
$5 preferred
(stock
dividend)
Corp'.
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
8-
1
7-
.
$(:.75
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-
8-
1.
7-
preferred (quar.)
General Public Service-r ,
(From net investment income)
$1.183A
$1.18%.
:
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Railway Signal Co.
(quar.)
I
Shale. Products; (quar.).!,_I__.
General Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
(quar.)
Gendral Telephone Co. of. Florid?
.1
$1,25 : preferred
$1.30
preferred
preferred
$1,.32
$1,
preferred
General
6%.
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(quar.)—
(quar.)_
32Vac
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of The
33c
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,
(quar.)_
preferred, (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
2nd-preferred
Inc.
Geniiine
Parts
Genung's,
Georgia
(quar.)
Co.,
(initial)
new
_i
&
Girard
Co.
(quar.)______
Trust
Quarterly
Girltown,
-
Corn
Exchange
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class
—III———.
Bank
8-
1
1
7-
2
*
12c
A
(quar.)
—_
7-15
6-29
(quar.)
$1
,
6-
-
Huttig
8
2
6-15
2
-
>
6-20
9- 1
•
Sash
.
& Door Co.
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
Hygrade,
Food
Hyster
Company
7-
2
6-
12VaC
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1
7-10
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5
.
*
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&
8-" 1
93 %c
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7-18
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7-16
6-29
17 VaC
7-24
6-28
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7-31
7-20
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:
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1
6-
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$) 08
7-
2
6-
8
26c
7-
2
6-15
'
com.
(quar.)
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2
2
Lane
6-19
7-
7-16
(quar.).
7-16
3
(s-a,
from
3c
from
6c
Thermos
■■f
—
6-15
'
net
'
6-15
7- 2
net
6-15
1
9-15
12-15
7-13
6-15
10-
7•
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6-15
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7-
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7-
2
;,6-21
6-8
7
6-30
7-15
7-15
6-30
47c
realized
7-15
6-30
7-15
9c
profits)
6-30
'
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30c
(N.
7-16
7-16
7-
25c
Inc.
7-
5-28
2
2
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8V4C
Growth
(quar.)
—
7-
2
6-13
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
8
7i
2
.6-
6
7-
2
6-
0
14c
(quar.)
common
1
13c
8-
1
7-
6
14c
-
1
6-29
14c
Village__.
9-
12-
14c
'
7-20
$1
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12-15
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50c
Fund
9-15
8l/4C
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8-
1
7-
8
7-
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$1 50
8
6-15
$1.75
8-
1
7-16
13 %c
8-
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7-
2
6-15
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7-
2
6-22
26V»C
.
(quar.)
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Co.
(s-a)
;
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7"
2
25c
9-28
9-14
25c
12-31
12-17
593/bC
(quar.)____-
7-10
..
7- 2
7-
6
6-25
50c
7-
2
6-
1
investment
►
Lewers
5.75%
&
Inc.
$1.50 pfd. A
A
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
<quar.)__
Water,
5Va%
6-22
7-
7-16
6-15
*—
7-
75c
12 VaC
$1.12 Va
22ViC
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6-1
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8-
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7-2!
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6-1
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—_—
preferred
7-14
8c
income
4Va%
2
7-16
10c
J
—
class
7-
.
6-22
2
10c
—
Corp
Products,
2
6-21
'
7-
15C
'
Stores Corp.,
7-
7-16
7c
A
class A
Lerner
Levine's
6-15
3
Co.
preferred
Fund—
net
7-
*38c
(quar.)
Company,
6-15
11-1
11-15
2.92%
Sessions
conv.
Inc.
7-20
20c
Mortgage
7-10
w
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investment"
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7-30
7-14
1
15c
(quar.)
Lestoil
12-13
2
57 VaC
cquar.)__
6-11
1-2-63
rtr15c
(quar.)
Lehigh Valley Industries,
9-13
9-28
25c
2
V
35c
dividend
From
6-15
6-15
7-
6- 8
"7_ 2
20c
(quar.)_
A
Lazard
6-15
7-16
12-28
25c
8
2
8"
:
40c
-
(quar.)
Industries
Lang & Co. (quarJ___
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.- (increased)—
2
7-
$1.25
*
8
6-15
7-
10c
Gas, common (quar.)
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
6-22
7-
6-
6-
7-
87 */2c
(6-a from net invest, income)
Kuppenheimer
Kusan, Inc._
Lance,
7-
2
2
Corp.—
Lamson
*20c
77-
7-2
87 %C
-
(monthly)
"Class B (monthly)
Class A (monthly)
Class B
(monthly)
Kroger Company—
6%
1st pfd. (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
Kuhlman Electric, 5%% preferred A
8-10
*30c
,•
(quar.)
Illinois Central RR. «iuar.)_—
6- 8
30c
Lehman
pfd.
Oil
preferred
9-10
25c
»
4.60%
7-2
•'7-2
*__••■
Gas,
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
6
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—
6-29
-$* 07
$1.12 Va
;__
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B-3
Co.
7-
-r
2.
7-16
50C
15c
——————I——
Circuit Breaker,
&
Natural
Refining
Lexington
I-T-E
(quar.)
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A (incr. quarJ)
Class A (quar.)
8-15
•
8-15
(Phila.)"
preferred
Power
Series
7-27
20c
7
;
7-10
■
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6-29
1
$1.25
.
1
8-14
4.75%
(quar.)
Products
6-22
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8-14
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:*—_i_—
(quar.)
5%
>
6
8-14
3%
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(quar.)
9-
,
6-29
7-15
•",7-15
$1.06 VA
—
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Erfe Mortgage
7-
$1
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7-13
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1
7-15
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_
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6-15
32 VaC
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93 %c
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5-31
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6-
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Hudson Wholesale Groceries, Inc. (Delaware)
Huron
1
6
4
6-15
2
7-
7-16
9-
7-
3
7-
Hudson Trust CO.
7-16
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60c
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7-
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8
2-
•
2
56 V4C
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Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
7-
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common
8C
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$1.37 Va
$1.37 Va
7-16
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12VaC
1.—
:
7-16
1
47*
Mfg,. (quar.)
7-31
2-28-63
Mining & Smelting (quar.)
County National Bank (Jersey City)
Hudson
Hudson
7-10
8-^1
Inc_ ;(quar.);
Shoe
1
8-
■' 13V2e
I—
■■i
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2
9-
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8-17
9-12
5%
•
preferred, (quar.)
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5-31
3
7-
$1.12 Va
4%
8-17
9-12
V 10%
.
-
" 50c
B-15
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(quar,)___„—II_I__
-
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$1.25
(quar.)___—__
7-25
7-25
15c
—
Corp.;. 4V4%
77-
$1.75
8-14
Kratter
7- 2
6-
-(stock dividend)
preferred
Stores
Howard
Howe Sound
"
$1.50
———$1.25
preferred
$2. voting
Genesco,
'
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$1.27Va
_—
1
1
I
(quar.)—
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4%
preferred (quar.) I
4.40%
•
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7
8-
7-
15c
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55c
preferred
$5- voting
8-15
Industries,
t20c
X$1.75
(quar.)
9-
Koppers Co.,
6-20
2
55c
Baking Co. ,(reduced-quar.)
(Frank W.)tLtd.. class A (quar.)
conv.
1
$1.08%
Knickerbocker
8-1
7-
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V'
(s-a)
& Hardart
$2.25
,
7-25
8-15
25c
4:_I
Southwest—'
Corp.
Household Finance
y6- 8
8-15
8-15
40c
dividend-—
Houdailie
I
6-20
8-15
B
6-29
6-12
.
•
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(quar.)_
Waterworks Corp.—
5.10%.
5%
.
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t
2
7-5
17c
preferred
General
7-
25c
Telephone Co.
$2.20
7-13
30c
(quar.)_I_—_____—I—31'Ac
,
Horn
..
•/Horner
7c
-
General
•
8-30
-
10c
(quar.)_—
(N.; Y.)
(quar.)__
6-22
8-14
Quarterly
Dairy Co., 80c preferred (s-a)_——__
Land
2
9-
Knickerbocker
6-29
Class ,B
.
General
5%
9-15
7-13
6-29
Stock
——
7-31
1
-1 Horizon
7-
common
pfd.
Knickerbocker Biologicals,
'
2
$1.50
^
Quarterly
25%
—
1
-
6-22
9-
Kirsch
6-15
8-
2
93 %c,
1
Genera^ Precision Equipment
7-10
8-
A
6-
2
'
Ltd.—
35c
class
7-13
3
2
7-
Extra
10-15"
37 Vac
Co.,
87-
37 Vac
9-
•King-Seeley
7-16
10-25
25C
Worts,
(stock div.)
(quan)__—
class A
45c
40c
Ltd.,
7%
3%%
income and
6-15
6-29-
7-25
25c
Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—;
Holt Rinehart & Winston, Inc. (quar.)
'
'
2
Holly
".Hoover
!
&
7-
7-13
6-16
Co.-
6-15
6-15
(quar.T—
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
.
6-15
2
2
Insurance
2
2
$1
Series
Goodertiam.)
Oil Co. Ltd.,
6-15
2
77-
;_
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
^
1
1
.
7-
25c
-
Lumber (quar.)
Home
'
(quar.)
I—_
Ltd.
7-
60c
preferred (quar.)
3Va% preferred (quar.)_
Kelly Girl Service_____2_
"
30c ~
—_.
(quar.)
Co.,
1
53 %c
■
6-22
3
1%
—
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Heme
.
General
10c
V
———
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7-
'
3-1
7-
(D.
1
1
7-10
47 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power & Light—
Co.,
Kerr-McGee
2-1-
-
$.04166 4-11-63
37 VaC
• Home
6-15
8-15
'
7-
7-
7 Vac
com.
7-10
7-10
$1.05
Kendall
i2-3i
3-11-63 f
$.04166
;
12-" I-1
5%
1
8-17
1
15C
3%%
s.
10< 1
30c
International 'Corp.
Hoffman
6-29
9-
•
6-30
:, 8-
8-10
9-10
$.04166 2-11-63
*
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(Edward)
Holmes
6-15
5%
:
»
6-15
$1
25c
Light
6- IS
7-15
-
$.04166 1-10-63 r'
—___—
(quar.)
Hiram-Walker-Gooderham
6-12
2
"2c
.
—
Crude
'.■■7-
10c
Corp., convertible (quar.):
preferred (quar.)I_—
1st
General
Co-,
Investors
6-12.
^
V10-10
dividend
(See Walker -(H)
7-2
6-20
::
$.04166
:—1_
(monthly)——
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Electric
class A
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)___
4%%
$.04166
i—
(monthly )_—i—i;
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Investors—
Cable
4%
7-10
7-16
$2
___.
Ltd.
City Power
Kansas
8-15
7-16
•
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(quar.)
}
1
65c
(quar.)
$1.25
8s Lignt, common (quar.;__
36 Vac
preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Va
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Kavanau Corp.
8c
(monthly)
8c
Monthly
•"10c
Kayser-Koth Corp. ■ (quar.)
'
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•
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/
3M»% preierred (quar.)
87%c
-
7-16
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(monthly)_i_L._ii_H_IIu».l_i_i^__;
Inc.
6-15
$5 preferred
■
7-24
1
'
6-11
88-
5C
.
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Company
6-
6-12
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(quar.)
Co..
Kansas-Nebraska
•
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; 6-19
2
35c
56 V4C
:
—__—-
A
iHigbee
2
2
7-16
Services—-
preferred
(quar.)_
4.28% preferred tonar.)
•4%% preferred (qUar.)_
4.32%
preferred <nuar
„
1
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Stock
t
6-22
77-
4%
6-19
7-
30c
Class
Heublein,
6-15
.
.
A
(quar.)
1
35c
Class
: Hilo
—i_I
dividend
American
$4.50
.
$1.50
_
Genferal
75c
t60c
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
0-15
,
,,
(monthly
Hertz
6-22
4.35%
Class
7-2:
I"
6-15 V
6-15
27 % c
3.80%
7-15
Kansas
(formerly
)i!_'l__^il_i-__————
A
5
5
7-
—
A
6-15
7-
7-15
4.20%
(quar.)
Class
7-16
25 c
Logan, Inc. (quar.)
Johnson Hill's, doe. (quar.)
7-
(stock dividend)
Class
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I
Jewel Tea
27 Vac
(monthly)_u__—
(monthly)—
"
6-30
6-29
•
A
8-10
6-22
9
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Jonathan
7-15
; $.04166
(monthly)__t_—V.—
$.04166
(monthly)—____—___
A
9-10
7-
: 60c
(quar.)
Johnny-On-The-Snot (ouar.)
;
A
28 %c
(monthly)I
A
Class-; A
Class
Bros.,
7-15
(quar.)____.—
(quar.)
(monthly
6-29
75c
(quar.)
Service,
Glass
Jersey Central
4% preferred
4
6-15
Public
Jenkins
Appley—r
A
6-29
2c
preference
25c
—
common
preferred A
Class
1.
7-30
-.7-12
t30c
::
Acceptance Corp.—
7%
21V4C
-
Class
2
.10c
B preferred v(quar.)—_
Insurance
(quar.)— IIII—' "
(Columbus,
Jamaica
Co.—
Co.,
6-29
7-16 '
30c
common
Co.
Creek
Jeannette
6-13,
*7-i 6
1
2
6-20
7-31
7-16
2
'
7-
10c
—
1
7-
62 Vaci
(quar.)
redeemable-(quar.)_-^—_.
Herman 7&
; ; :
•6-13
7" 2
" 12 Vac
—
8-1-7
6-15
2
10c
(quar.)_
Fragrances,
Inc.
&
Coal, common
preferred
(quar.)
$6
7-13
32 %c
Rubinstein, Inc. (quar.)___
40c
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)__
.'-"i 43%c
preferred (quar.)— __i
.^1
Class
-
HI.)— "
Co.; class
Garrett'Freight
Gas, Light
Machines
*
n
2
7-
f20c
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light—
Common
(increased-quar.)
Irving Trust Co.
(quar.)
Island
6-15 *
7-
*37 Vac
Funding of New York,
B
6-20
45c
40c
com.__
4.30%
6-15
1
27 Vac
—____
Bank
2
8-
1 Va %
dividend)*.
(quar.)
(stock
Insurance
7-
7-
35c
:
7-16
35c
—
*
Gannett
Ltd.,
6%
preferred (quar.).___
Iowa Electric, Light & Power,
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)___
3
50c
Markets (quar.)__
Bank (quar.)
Super
(quar.)—.1
Corp.
Class
9
2 •'
2
•
C.)—
(quar.)______
(increased quar.)
Investors
Refractories—
preferred B
Heritage Industrial Corp. ■ (quar.)
7-10
7-20
;
(quar.)I—I
Trailer Co.
8-
(quar.)—___—I.
6%
6-16
7-20,
(quar.)_i_—II_—1^.—_
——
Co.
15c
.
; Heppenstall Co., 4V2% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Ga lion-Products, 7% pfd. A (quar.)
,
8-22
tl2VaC
~
'Fritp-Lay, Inc. (quar.)
Shoe
Diversified
Class A
7
Trust & Savings
7%
I_i_ ;
——II
Flavors
Investors
'
Ltd. (quar.)___i_I—
tquarj—_ii_—I——1_—_r__1, "
Co.
Inc.
8-
$1.25
Co.,
8-15
*$1.25
(quar.)__-
Insurance
Shoe
(H.
Helme
'
'
$2.75 "
Companies,
Frespillo
preferred
Heinicke Instruments
7-10
•
2
9-
;
5%'"
(quar.)—
(Springfield
H.)~ Knittfng
(P.
I Heinz
,
;;;
II—
Business
"
}6-15
1
7-
35c
•
(qUar.)_I'_.Il__.
(Phila.).
8
Haydock Fund, Inc.—
I Hawley
Products
_
Trust
2"
D.
Co., 5l/a% pfd. (ouar.i_
Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Investors Capital Exchange Fund (s-a)
8
7- 9
7-
7-20
.
IV
6-29 V
-;7-20
50C
'
6-
7-16
10c
,
International Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
International Textbook
Co
:
6-15
:
6-20
"
•_
(qtiar.)—
Corp.
'.Frankfort
6-
53A%--1st
*
i
-.8-13
r
;
Co._;
6-29
6-
Helena
20c
;"
(quar.r__;___;'
Canada, Ltd.
Powders,
International
2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5Va%
preferred (quar.).
5%%
preferred (quar.)
HaWkeV"Siddeley. Canada, Ltd.
A. VIRoe Canada, Ltd.)—
6-20
7- " 2
$1.05
—I—
of
Co.
f
inc.______
preferred
International
8-24
2
4'A%
t
Transit' (quar.)l-—V
Glass Co.i common
(quar.)—
Foster-Forbes
:
"Foundation
Bronze
participating
International
11-23
2
Hawaiian
7-13
.
; 7-16
5c
••
preferred
6%
'
2
45c
tv
30 c
(Washington,
(New York)
(quar.)
International Harvester,
7-
Quarterly
Corp. of America, 5% pfd.
(E. F.)
Co._*._
8
6-29
-
U7? 2
3%. 1
Wayne;& Jackson RR.—
5 Va%
Certificates,
Bank
International
„
7-17
6-15
60C
i"
Investment
Hauserman
'
———
(quar.)_
-"i—;
7-13
15c
6-15
7-16
'7-
8c
-•*
11:
America
Semi-annual
6-21
7-
National
:
$1.75
Class B (quar.)____—
Forest Laboratories. Inc, .(stock dividend)Fort
1
7-
Fire
,
* "
A
6-
5%
(s-a)__—
Wallace,
7-
9-10
3
■»
30c
International
(quar.)
income)
North
Securities,, '(qUar.)—
InsuranshareS
12-10
v
'/ t20c
:>
*
$1.25
7-
7-30
"t$r
___
•
1
15c
Hartford
•
;
Insuranfee
-
: Hat
5-24
30c
^.
(quar.)_
Ltd.
_
1
$1.25
5
3
**'
tl2VaC
4'-—
6-
—_—.—
6-15
7-
7-
-
6-18
$1.12 Va
Hartiord
2
50c
,
.'Mtra
6-
;
2
11-16
Corp. (N. Y.)
Quarterly
7-
1
11-30
3%
of
7-
$1.06 V*
Hartfield
5-31V*
7-6
(quar.)
—
Markets
7- 2
■
i-f"
*'0-18'
;
CO.
+25c
RR.
Hart Shaffner & Marx_-
'
Giant
*7"
*
(quar.)—:
Harris
6-15
2
~
Fischer & Porter, Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)_—
Fishhian (M. H.) Co. (stock dividend) —1—
Florida Metal SUppiy_
4%; preferred
8
(qua%.)
Harsco
:
Republic Corp.. of America—
:*
A- (monthly)—_1———__
Food
8
6-
preferred
Harris-Tetter
6-19
y
7-
75c':
split "
(quar.)
6-
6-4
7-
S.A.—
Tooi Co.; Ltd.—
&
(From" investment
$1.6V4
.'_
Mexico
Insurance CO. Of the State of Pennsylvania
increased semi-anhually
6-15
3
2
7-14
20c
De
(quar.)—
Insurance
17 Vac
,37 Vac
"27VaC
A
7-
26c
dividend
Class
1
9-14
'
6%
preferred (quar.)
1_
Hamischfeger Corp.
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
-
Class
.
7-
45c
(quar.)_-_7;:___.r-
$1.03
Institutional Income Fund— 7
(
Paper—
Harbison-Walker
6-29
7-
gi 50'';
>-
Firth Sterling, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
;First Trentort National Bank IN. J.") (quar.)
Food Fair. |Stor«$ Inc'4 com.
$4.20 preferred (qUar.)
12-
preferred
5%
1
30c
,"
(quar.)—
First National Stores
(quar.)__
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust
12-10
4 V4 %
Hanover
J.)
-
twd-for-one
a
"40 c
—I—
9-T ;
8-
Hanover
6-14
7-
$1
(special)
Y.)
4% preferred
Ingram & Bell,
9-10
7-
Hanes
6-29
Realty & Construction—
Stockholders
<
7-9
3-
10c
7-18
'
Firsjt National Bank (Roselle, N. J.) (s-a)
First National
First! National
1
75c
40c
Hamilton Cosco, Inc. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Handschy Chemical Co, (111.)
(s-a)_—_—_
t
7-18
$1.50
N.
V
4Va%'u'
6-29
''
(Stlnbury. Pa.)
6-15
Ii_
$1.03 Va
shares
2
5c
Mfg.
Electrica
7-
12 VaC
Ohio
4
Ingersoll Machine
(Houston)—
(quar.)
1
6-
Industrial Electronic Hardware
*
6-18
&
7-
7-2
|15C
cdmmon______
preferred * (quar.)
1
American
7-16
Mobile
8-
6-20
7-
preferred
7-10
7-10
6C
Stock
(quar.)'—_If_lil-__iB.'__
Company,
1
1
6-18
r
7-10
8-
8-
7-13
50c
1
53 Vac
7-10
8-
7-16
5 6 J/4 c
8-
Harper
'
First Natiohal Bank & Trust (Paterson,
(s-a).
;•;
7-24
—
7-10
55 Vac
Industria
7-16
8-15
7-10
1
Indianapolis Power & Light—
New
common
(Initial)
Y.)->—
GaS', Co.„."td!ttmon
Hammermill
=
1
First National Bank
(N.
7-30
22»Ac
;l_Ii_i._:
Industries, " Ltd.
Gustin-Bacon
5
7-24
75c
J.)
3.)— ' "
N.
12 Vac
20C
$5
•
„
75c
—
River,
(Toms
2
1
58 %c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Income Properties, Inc., class A (monthly)
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
"
*
4V«%
preferred (quar.)
4.12%
preferred
(quar.)__.
8- 3
37 Vac
$5
-
6-22
7-16
;
50c
'
National
7-
5%
Gulf
6-11
1
•
(S-a)
First
-
2
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
First
6-29
5%,
Bank' (Boston)
(quar.)
Bank
(Mt.
Vernon;' N. "Y. J
National
1
8-15
Quarterly
-
" '
First National
8-
12VjC
convertible preferred (qu'ar.)——__—
Grossett & Dunlap, Inc. (quar.)—;
Gulf Life Insurance CO. (Jacksonville, Fla.)
-
8-
25c
(quar.)-'.
Bank
20c
4
;
1
Greisedieck
the
First National
First
,
-
Co.
Co.
Ry.
Life Insurance
-$1.50—preferred
:
6-11
$1
approval
of
the
shareholders
and
the
Comp¬
troller of Currency July 18)__________
Connecticut
Small
Business
Invest¬
■
4
Greyhdund Cdrp.j common (qtiar.) -I4»A % preferred (quar.).—_".
Greyhound Lines (Canada) (quar.)___
7-11
$1
__
dividend
}
7-
25c
■
;_
Stock
6-
1
8-
8-
30c
Interstate Securities
.
Quarterly
6-15
2
8-
51c
52 VaC
(quar.).
common
4.42%
„
<
A
2
7-
,•
(quar„)_I_—
(quar.)!—';
,
,
8-10
8-
7-
15c
-
«
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Greenwich
r;
5
2
7-13
VaC^ 1
7-13
preferred
Greening
,
Francisco)
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. _(quar. )_
First Boston Corp.—...
Capital stock
____•
Class
*
Vac.;
56'AC..;
-
First Camden National Bank
7-
9-17
7-
7
-
________
Insurance
Quarterly
,
12
(quar.)
common
7-31
"
60c
}
Co.
America
Corp.,
,7-30
30c
1
Producers—_ 1—y—r;
9-28
(quar,)__—_n——I45c
Great Western Sugar, 'common
7* 2 *(quar,^__If '■*" 30c
7%}* preferred (quar.)—$1.78' :._-"7- 2
-
2Va%
—-
8-
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
4.70%
8
Wtestern
$1.80
«-*«
37Vat
iq~ai.)__
13c
$1.50
Power
Illinois
Inc.—
j.
Southern
Great
'6-22
f
1
}
.
iN." i.'j
(quar.)
(initial)
Quarterly
Quarterly
"
dividend
Gloucester,
Northern
Great
1
*8-
-
7- 2
8%c
preferred
6-
American Insurance
Great
•..
&• Mfg, (quar.)!!___
Federated Department Stores—
V
of
Quarterly
*
■
4.26%
6-25
2
Grand
6-29
-7-16
7- 2
dividend. .; •/, 2%'
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd.•_(s-a)
1lOc" V\\ 7-25 /'vj 6-30
_:5y_y
Federal.Insurance Co. (Newark, NJ) (quar.)- }
25c
9-1:
8-21
Federal, National Mortgage Assn, (monthly)27c
7-16
6-30
,
Federal Paper Board, common (quar.)
50c t
7-15
6-29
}'
9-15
8-31
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)__L__——
}";' 28 %e
Federal, Tool
6-21
7-10
7-
Great
;6- 8
9' .i
7-13
,u
7-10
—
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd-
8-15-
■
25c
8c
(quar.)—
f
I
7-
(quar.)
»
9-20
6-20
*150*7;}7- 2
Corp. <quar.)__*.__.r_JV___/_-^_-___;.i.
'15c
Fairmont
Foods, 'Common
25c
(quar,
},,,
5% junior preferred (quar
62 VaC
Fall Riyer Gas/Co. ,(quar.-)__.^_____.y
45C"
;
Falstaff
Brewing Corp. ,(quar.j^i.l_I„__I.^}i{ 32 Vac;
Family Finance Corp.
(quar.}_^_^_„__^__v C 22 Vic}
(quar.)_
preferred
Properties, class A (initial)—-:
Union Co., 4Va%
preierred (quar.)_
•
Fabien
preferred
4.20%
(quar.)
common
Gould
7- 2
9-28
4.08%
7-16
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
;
Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
New
6-11
7- 3
7-16
1
Goodman
Goraon
r
6-22
7-25
,
*§0c■
,
Y.)
(N<
(monthly)
A
1
50c
Co.
class
8-
8-
30c
—
Gorton's
$1.12Va
___
8-31
•
5c
40c
Insurance
Corp.,
56V»c
—
When
Share
—$0.5781 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Company
7-16
Envelope, class A
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
6-28
9-10
,
y
•
}
stock
6-30
„
Falls
Name of
1
49
-
Per
of Bee.
Payable
8-
(quar.)
common
Globe
,
(s-a)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock
European Growth Fund—
6
Glen
Share
■
Co.,
preferred
6-20
$1.62
H.)
preferred
2
112Vac
(N; Y.)
7-
(P.
4Va%
4%%
__
(quar.)
Empire Trust C®.
7-11
9%
}
_
of Company
Glatfelter
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Elliot-Automation,
Ltd.—»
American deposit receipts (final)
Elmira «Ss Williamsport RR. Co.—
(49)
»
(quar.)_
7-20
7-
$1.37 Va
7- 2
6-
$1.43%
7-
2
5c
7-
2
Cooke, Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)—
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
(S. C.)
—
(quar.) —
6-
€-1
50
(50)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
Share of beneficial interest
Liggett
1%
preferred
7-16
6-29
N.
Y.)
Share
Trust
7-
iy2c
(Ft. Wayne)
2
6-14
Class
7-10
$1.75
,
Lincoln National Life Insurance
6-15
Montreal
A
(quar.)
8-
25c
Corp.,
Ltd.
Drop
Forging
7-10
Moore
9-10
8-17
12-10
11-16
$1.10 3-10-63
2-15
Ltd.
Stock
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)_
Special Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
(quar.)—,
Special
Stock
Littelfuse,
Local
3-10-63
2-1S
Motor
8-15
7-30
Motorola,
8-15
7-31
Mt.
7-14
$40c
Londontown
Lone
pfd.
Lorain
7-16
8-15
Trust
Co.
Y.)
Toy
St.
Mfg.
(initial)
preferred
7-
Movielab
Class
2
2
New
Mines,
H.)
5%
Coal
Nashville & Decatur RR.
(s-a)
Nation-Wide Check (quar.)
Nation-Wide Real Estate
Investment
2
2
6-
1
2
6-
6%
6-15
7-
7-
1
7-16
6-29
3iy4c
7-16
$2.50
8-15
8-
5c
System, Inc., common
(quar.)_.
Manchester
7%
Gas
7-20
Fabric Co.
Nation-Wide
1
8-
7-14
6-15
8-
8-15
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-18
10c
1
,
7-20
National
.
dividend
stock
Cash
National
9-15
9-
7-16
6-29
1
Market
$1
Basket
6-25
6-25
National
7-
2
preferred
from
net
Investors
&
Trust
~
$3.75
preferred (1945 series)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
3 % %
Co.,
Ltd.
McQuay, Inc. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
Mead Johnson
New
&
common
Light
(quar.).
&
Inc.
Power,
pfd.
(quarl)"
(quar.)
Tube
Utilities
County
Water
I
%
.
~
"
I'~
4'/a%
Corp.
Co.,
conv.
3%
preferred
(s-a)
(Lincoln,
Insurance
Mirro
preferred
Ontario
preferred
Aluminum
Paper
Light—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.30%
$3.90
Mobile
Co.
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
Monarch
Stock
Montana
IT
1
1 :
8-15
9-
1
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
2
6-19
8-
1
2
8-
1
6-15
7-
2
7-
2
7-25
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-14
50c
7-16
1
~I~"
I
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Corp.,
7-10
6-25
15c
7-30
7-20
$1.10
8-1
7-16
25c
8-20
8-
30c
8-24
7•
2
6-25
-
-
6^
7-12
7
7-10
7-
2
6-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)II
(quar.)
(quar.)
I
~~
""
I
common
III
preference1 (quar.)
".
Life Assurance
(Winnipeg)
(«-a)_I
Marking System
(quar.)
dividend
Power
7-
2
6-15
7-
6
6-30
5%
15c
10-16
9-29
7-10
6-21
2%c
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-18
7-15
25c
8-
1
6-25
7-
6
7-
2
6-15
30c
7-
2
6-
9-11
8
8-30
$1.15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
12 %c
7-14
6-28
7-
6-15
30c
97 %c
7-
2
2
6-13
7-! 2
6-13
$10c
~~~ $$1.12%
$40c
20c
7-
3
6-19
7-
3
6-19
3
6-22
8-15
8-
1
(quar.)
8-15
8-
1
28c
7-27
7-
6
Newark
- -
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-21
7-11
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6--18
7-14
6-29
7-14
6-29
7-14
6-29
(quar.)
6-22
65c
A
7-
2
6-14
35c
(quar.)
class
Ltd.
7-
2
6-27
6-29
25c
7-25
7-
2 y2 %
8-15
7-18
—
7-
2
5
7-18
7-12
7-20
6-29
8-
1
7-10
7-
2
6-12
21c
(quar.)
27c
27 %C
"
8-
1
7-10
7-
3
6-15
2
$1.15
7-
2
6-15
7-20
(stock
div.)
3%
Hampshire Insurance—
(initial)
York
32c
York
Trap
Pennsalt
6%
&
American
prior pref.
(quar.)
3.35%
Fund
(quar.)
Penn
Co
4(4%
(quar.)
Northern
4.64%
4.25%
Common
Power,
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
$4.16
Bcotia
Class
Co.
&
Ocean
Flour
Edison
&
Permanente
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
2
6-15
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-15
1
7-
8-
1
7-12
33c
(quar.)_
9-
8-
15c
com.
9-18
30c
7-
2
6-
8
6-
8
83 %c
i
4
6
7-
2
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
'
2
6-
8
'
pfd.
Class
B
RR.
Finance
20c
Bottlers
Co.,
Preferred
(quar.)
6-15
2
6-15
6-15
10c
7-
6
6-13
2%
7-
6
6-13
1
7-13
Price
6-15
Princeton
$15c
7-
2
6-
Procter
Bros.
6%
7-12
10-11
912-
9-
4
8-20
7-
2
6-12
,
::i7)-:2d
8-17
7-10
6-29
7-16
6-19
$1
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
$1.25
8-
1
7-11
37 %c
9-
1
8-
6
$1
7-14
7-
2
15c
7-16
7-
3
6-
8
$1.75
7-
$1.50
2
6-29
7-
2
6-15
$1.75
—
7-16
38c
(quar.)
9-
4
8-20
30c
(quar.)
7-
7-15
7-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-
2
6-13
8-
3
27 %c
two-for-one split
a
7-
7-20
3%c
——__—_
common
7-27
87 %c
3%c
approve
—U—
7-
9
9
2
5c
9-24
9-
4
62 %C
9-24
9-
4
62 %c
9-24
9-
4
".'$1.25
7-15
7-
5
20 %c
7-14
6-29
7-16
6-20
—
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
&
_i.
t56%c
:
*75c
;
&
&
(N.
pfd.
2nd
&
1
Progress
2
6-11
Progress
6c
7-30
6-29
25c
7-16
6-29
Providence Gas
12 %c
7-20
7-
6-15
6-25
7-10
6-22
8-
1
7-
2
50c
(s-a)_
8-
1
(quar.)
7-
pfd.
6
6-22
11 %c
(quar.)
Life
7-14
7-
2
6-15
7-
$2
—
Insur¬
.
...
2
6-15
6-29
7-10
6-22
17%c'
•
7-31
12 %c
dividend)
10%
7-
2
6-15
31 %c
Men's
(stock
9-
4
8-15
7-
2,
6-15
7"
2
6-20
Publication
7-
6
J 50c
J.)
conv.
Business
(Colo.)
6-18
7-
'2%
'.
2
15c
Corp., 4%%
preferred
Co.
ance
6-20
7-
7%c
•
(quar.)_:
Trust
Gamble, 8%
7-16
37 %c
•
Ltd.
Co.,
Bank
Professional
1
12-15
9
97 %C
Participating preferred (quar.):
Lambert, new com. (initial)
Precisionware, Inc. (quar.)
Preway, Inc.
(stock dividend)—
2
1
9-
90c
Pratt &
8-
1
"'7-31
'
:.
Corp. of Canada Ltd.
4V2% preferred (quar.)__
7-
9-15
10c
Power
93 %c
8-
7-':
-20
50c
>
Light Co., $5 preferred
General Electric—<
93 %c
11-
7-13
7-31
$2.50
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)—
2
7-13
,;7-31
$1.50
—
1st preferred
2
7-31
.
75c
—
(quar.)
New common
7- 3
1
-
Corp.,
Class A (monthly)
Corp.,
7-31
62 %c
preferred (quar.)
class A (monthly)
Stockholders
7-20
22%e'r
Co.
common
Inc.
7-30
1
17 %c
—
conv.
Piatt
6-18
1
8-
5c
—
:
2
8-
15c
(quar.)
common ;
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
$2.50
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7-
10c
6-14
(quar.)——
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
7-
—
7-13
8-15
Phillips-Van Heusen, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
7-
8
1
1
7-13
.
$1.50
6-30
8-
(quar.)
Portland Gas
7-10
8-15
9-
(s-a)
Bottlers
preferred., (quar.)—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
(Bergen County, N. J.)—
4%
Polaroid
9-
37 %C
—
$3.50
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Exploration, Inc. (Maine), com.—
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR,
Quarterly
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
Pittston
1
(quar.)—
Coke
Petroleum
Pioneer
9-
$1.16
preferred (quar.f'Heather, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
1—___—d1
Portland
$1.50
$1.06
(quar.)
$1.06%
Fibre
Cement
$2.50
._
$1.15
convertible
5%
7-
2
6
Industries
$1.25
7%
Mfg.,
:
(quar )
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.—
original preferred
7-16
6-15
7-16
6-29
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
6%
preferred
7-14
6-22
Quincy
Mining
7-14
6-22
R.
8-
Radio
____
(quar.)
"/
14c',
$1.75
6-22
7-14
1
6-22
7-14
:
(quar.)——_—
common
preferred
40c
Putnam
Trust Co.
(Greenwich, Conn.)
Quarterly
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
37 %c
40c
8-15
10-
1
1
9-14
7-31
7-10
$50c
7-25
6-30
T.
Oats
E.
&
Corp.
$3.50
1st
Co.,
Corp..
of
—
20c
A
America,
preferred
6-
8
2
6-
8
55c
7-20U,
(increased
quar.)
J'22
*£-22
7-11
6-14
24c
7-25
25c
(quar.)
common
7-20
30c
87y2c
(quar.)
Inc.
6-18
2
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
class
2
7-
$2
(quar.)_
common
7-
12 %c
(quar.)—
Co.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
6% preferred (quar.)
7-
2
7-23
6-15
1
9-21
10-
—
—
U5c
10-
1
9-14
t$1.50
10-
1
9-14
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)-.:
7-
2
6-
8
7-20
6-29
Reda Pump Co
25c
7-10
6-29
7-14
6-29
Redwine
11c
8-15
8-
45c
7-
2
6-21
10c
8-15
7-18
7-14
6-29
Reece
7-14
6-29
Reid
7-14
6-29
$1.04
;
Supplies, Ltd.
Mills,
8
15c
Peterson Howell &
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
6-
7-27
8-10
7-
—
(quar.)
&
7-14
6-29
$4%C
7-16
6-30
7-
6-11
75c
$20c
2
7-
2
6-
20c
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
6
Carriers
Corp.
(quar.)
Common
(initial)
Reliance Mfg. Co., 3y2% conv. pfd.
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.—
(s-a)
(quar.)
$15c
7-
$50c
7- 2
3
6-18
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.11
7-
2
preferred
3.90%
$1.10
7-
2
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
97 %C-
7-
2
6-15
6-15
1
6-25
2
6-15
1
9-14
$28C
7-
Class
A
(quar.)
*27c
10-
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
nreferred
Republic Steel
Revlon,
4.40%
7-
(quar.)
i
4.44%
87 %c
A
Revere
6-
Co.—
(quar.)—
Class
$1
1
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
Rexach
15c
Corp.
(Dallas)
(monthly)-
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Republic National Bank
Ogilvie
7
6-15
12 %c
._
:
-—
5-28
20c
Chemical Co.,
B
2
7V2C
(quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola United
$1.02%
Power
7-
6-
5
14c
:
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General
$1.02%
(Chicago)
Light
3
90c
Northern Telephone, Ltd., common
Trust
7-
7-
32c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
Northern
2%
(quar.)
Light,
&
Raybestos-Manhattan
(increased
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)
Bureau Valley
&
6-11
55c
(quar.)
$4.08
$4.11
6-25
7-13
22yac
Quarterly
Peoria
6-11
Power—
$3.60
6-25
(quar.)
Peoples Trust Co.
Quaker
common
7-10
7-10
J.)—
(quar.)——:
Light
$1.22
Quebec
Northern States
6-25
$1.50
.
Products
Co.
Chemical
Gas
$1.12
Northern
6-25
7-10
$1.35
(quar.)
preferred
Penobscot
Peoples
$1.06%
(quar.)
Northern
6-25
7-10
$1.75
$1.50
Power Co., 4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
Ohio Telephone, com.
Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
7-10
$1.41
common
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Insurance (N. Y.)
6-25
$1.10
$1.37 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.88%
6-25
7-10
4%
Power
$2
preferred
Northern
6-25
7-10
$1.54
—
Pennsylvania
2
Gas
Northern Indiana Public Service
4(4 %
preferred (quar.)
4.22%
7-10
$1.25
$1.12%
2
15c
Northern
preferred
6-20
$1.25
(quar.)
2
50c
North
5%
6-25
(quar.)
2
Canada-—
North
Illinois
7-10
(quar.)
Dental Supply Co. of Del.
preferred
7-
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Telephone
Central Ry. (s-a)
24c
preferred
4.60%
8
6-15
15c
Corp.
Refractories (quar.)
American: Van Lines
(quar.)
Gas
6-20
preferred
7-
.
5.50%
6-
7-
15c
of
7-16
4.40%
$2.50
(quar.)
American
Northern
2
10c
American
North
6-20
$1.18%
4%%
7-
Quarterly
North
7-16
-
Proctor-Silex
North American Aviation
North
2
7-
7-16
Ry.
Acceptance
7-16
7-16
$1.13
(Englewood N.
Chemicals
50c
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
North
C.)
$1.18%
$1.09
5y2%
Western
6-20
$1.10
$1.18%
Co.
Metal
Pennsylvania
$2.50
(quar.)
Rock
6-19
6-20
10c
(J.
Penney
Service—
Stock dividend
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.), 3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric, 3%% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk
7-
85c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Times,
2
7-16
$1.12%
.wssii—
Lumber, class A
Plough,
Haven
preferred
preferred
7-
$1.09
(quar.)
Co.
(M. F.)
Peninsular
6-29
Public
i2y2c
Quarterly
6-15
Orleans
Trust
Peabody Coal Co.,
6-29
2
7-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hampshire Ball Bearings
6-29
7-16
25c
(quar.)
Express (quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Paxton
6-19
5c
$20c
7-
common
dividend).—
dividend-
Stock
Park
6-15
32 %c
(initial)
(increased)
(quar.)
Water (quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas Co.
Ohio
3%
Co.
7-13
7-16
•
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
Tubes
Hersey
Patterson
6-20
35c
.
8-15
7-
6-20
50c
Noxzema
6-15
6-20
5
$1.38
Nova
6-15
5
$1.50
6-15
2
of
(Canada)
preferred
6-15
2
5
7-
7-
England Merchants National Bank of
(quar.)
England Power; 6% preferred (quar.)
2
1
7-
6-26
2
7-
25c
5-29
7-
7-
10-25
2
7-
9-
Bank
Safety Centers,
Page
7-25
1
7-
$1.22%
$1.12%
12 %c
1
7-15
27 %c
$1.18%
8-
33c
8
8-10
3
7-
State
(Boston)
(quar.)
Newark
10-16
$1.07%
—
common
10c
30c
preferred (quar,)_
Telephone & Telegraph
6%
preferred (quar.)
Paddington Corp., stock dividend
5
12c
Co.
6%
6-1*
7-
11-
:
Shawmut Bank
New
.
6-15
.
rv
.
7-16
1
1
4c
series
New
6-15
8-
11-
2
28c
4%%
7-10
7- 2
2
78-
series
preferred
4.36%
6-15
20c
7-
62 %c
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
New York & Harlem RR., common
(s-a)
Preferred
(s-a)
6-15
6-29
3iy4c
.
New
6-25
6-15
26c
New
7-14
7-
New
2
7-14
—
New
6-20
7-
7-
3iy4c
4.60%
New
2
50c
preferred (quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)
New
8-15
7-16
1
15c
Products
5.52%
10-10
7-
8-
tl5c
1
Boston
New
.8-15
10-31
85c
New
8
8-15
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd.,
41/2%
6-
1
25c
.-—"Ill-
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Monarch Fine Foods (semi-annual)
Monarch Knitting Co.
Monarch
3
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Power & Light—
Gas Service
4.90%
7-
55c
New
7-16
J.)—
5%%
New
6-20
$$1.50
(N.
preferred B (quar.)
& Mfg.
(quar.)
5.40%
7-13
$1.25
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Nevada Power Co., common
6-29
2
75c
" "
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)
Missouri
7-30
56y4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-
12-3
$15c
—
5.40%
6-15
1,
$1.50
(quar.)
Screw
Nationwide
8
7-
$3.50
"III
IIII
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass, common
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred
4.40%
6-
(Fort
common
Minnesota Power &
5%
7- 2
Neb.)-
Life
6-15
2
—
Banking
2nd
National
7-14
8-
Publications, Inc. (N. Y.)
National-Standard
6-8
20c
preferred
convertible
&
2
Bank
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Minnesota
6-29
$1
7%
Insurance
United
dividend
Miller-Wohl
6-22
26 %c
.
Factors
2
7-20
13c
(quar.).
_
Mill
7-
(quar.)__
com.
preferred A
National
7-20
7-16
6-15
15c
Propane Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Balanced
6-15
6
$20
(s-a)
Co.,
Midwestern
Stock
2
8-
17 %c
Life
Quarterly
7-
10c
$25c
Co
National
(Everett, Mass.)
Midwest
30c
$25c
I
Corp.,
2nd
Dividend
6-29
*
8-16
7-13
10c
Bond series
6-18
;
50c
Michigan Sugar, 6% preferred (accumjl
Telephone
(quar.)_______
Middlesex
3
87 %c
(quar.)
Seamless
Middlesex
2
7-
40c
(Del.)
$1
(quar.)
preferred
South
7-
12c
25c
Mid-Continent
Middle
30c
17c
(quar.;T_I
(Canada)
5%
6-15
25c
quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric
4.40%
2
12 %c
(quar.)
-
Pacific
;
2%
37 %c
$37 Vic
5%
6-22
7-
$35c
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)__.
Michigan
$1.04
'J-
Electric
&
preferred
preferred
Pallisades
(quar.)
common
National Securities—
75c
common
preferred
Periodical
National
7-19
6-15
6-21
,—
6-20
25c
2
30c
(quar.)
Essex
&
2
9-
9
8
2
Quarterly
Co.—
Metro-Goldwyn-Maver,
$1
6-20
20c
_■
(initial
Newark
2
5c
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Mesta Machine Co. (reduced)
Mexican
%
Service
7-
9-
710-
20c
7-
93 %c
7-16
10-15
20c
6-20'
6-20
7-
8
40c
Quarterly
at 6-T5-
'.<7-16
.
93 %c
;
6-15
6-15
7-
7-
20c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
5.64%
7%
6-
2
40c
preferred B
Assurance
Linen
National
6-15
$17%c 7f*.r'1JWl6?-'
93 %c
Portland Cement (quar.)
Merchants Fast Motor Lines, Inc.
& Co.,
4
7-13
7- 3
10c
Medusa
Merck
6-
2
iiy4c
„
Fibergas
Properties
preferred
6.16%
7-14
7-
7-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
Common
(s-a)
(quarterly
Mayfair Markets, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Mays (J
W.i
Inc.
(quar.)
Grain
3
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
8-15
15c
4y2%
1
7-31
31%c
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
McCabe
6-
Neon
income)
Coke
7-15
7-
l
5%
6-18
2
$1.50
Maxwell, Ltd., $6 partic. preferred Tquar.)"
May Department Stores, cbmmon (quar.)—
$3.40
2
7-
47%C
;
7-16
2
7-20
20c
—
8-15
37 Vic
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-18
7-
12yac
(quar.)
investment
Coal
Life
6%
25c
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Common
(quar.)
Maust
2
Ltd.,
Co.,
Lead Co.,
25c
Marshall-Wells
Massachusetts
7-
National
quar.)
6-15
$10c
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
r__
$4.75 conv. preferred (quar.)
Pacific Power & Light, common
(quar.J__.__
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% serial preferred (quar.)
9-15
(a
(quar.)
$1.50 prior preference
Telephone, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
(increased quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Marsh
(M.) & Son (quar.)
Marsh Supermarkets. Inc.
(quar.)i
4% %
Grocers
National
2
National
Marley Co.
3
8-15
7-
t$1.75
Corp. (s-a)
(increased)
Co.
7-13
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Rubber
Paper
4.52%
Trust
&
Electric
National
6-29
6-30
$22 y2C
Bank
National Fuel Gas Co.
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-29
30c
Register (quar.)
& Mfg. Co
2
7-15
$1.50
hj, i
Y.)
6
(Toronto)—
JLia-u- >
(quar.)
7-
7-20
50c
(quar.)
common
6-20
75c
C.)
6-
2
7-
(initial
2
7-16
75c
(N.
Welding Machines
National Fire Insurance (Hartford)
25c
$1.75*
(quar.)
D.
7-23
53y8c
(quar.)
Industries
7-
2c
6-15
(San Antonio)—
7-
$$l.'2foD
(Calif.),
preferred
Marlene
7-10
93 %c
(Albany, N. Y.) (increased)—:
National
$10
--u
6-30
2%
Commercial
National
&
6-30
(quar.)
Chemical
7%c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Wholesale
O'Sullivan
Trust
Biscuit
National
•
Common
6-25
7-16
10c
subject to stock¬
approval on July 5)
Co., new common (initial)
holders
National
5c
preferred (quar.)
7%
of
6-29
55c
Midland Corp, (quar.)
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd.—
Maritime Telegraph
2
7-16
16c
Westchester
6-29
5c
Marine
5%
of
6-29
$5c
preferred
1
7-
Co
(Washington,
Bank
7-16
(initial)
(quar.)
6%
Oshawa
7-27
/•
Intermountain
12-
12-20
25c
Bank
National
7-14
;.
Corp.,
Gas
Pacific
.
7-16
;
Semi-annually
Maremont
Coast
10c
;
(Auburn, N. Y.)
40c
(quar.)___,
Co.
Pacific
Quarterly
7-25
$1.50
Trust
Owens-Corning
6-20
"
20c
Insurance
7-17
7-16
5 Vic
National Bank of Commerce
7-16
1
$6c
(accumulative)
Life
7-27
(increased-quar.)
Securities
National Bank
Co.—
preferred
6C
2
5 Vic
6-30
$1.25
Manufacturers Hanover
Manufacturers
Oxford
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
common
C
6-29
(Mass.) Monthly
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works
preferred
6-20
7-
5 Vic
preferred (s-a)
4y4%
6-27
Co.
6-22
7-13
7-
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)—:
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Opemiska Copper Mines, Ltd
Oregon Portland Cement, class A
7-13
6-29
(quar.)
RR.,
7-10
25c
7-
60c
Mading Drug Stores Co
Magnin (Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Mahoning
6-28
37 Vic
Narrow
$25c
com.
6-20
Debenture
&
6-29
2
7-27
-75c
•
..
Pacific
6-15
20c
new
3
7-18
Loan
.6-29
33c
.
,
7%
Pacific
2
Ltd
Co.
&
7-
2%
7-
A
(E. F.) Co.,
Industries--
(R.
Ontario Steel Products
7-16
(initial)
common
Mutual
Ltd.—
Co.
Co.
MacDonald
Macy
Ontario
6-15
6-15
7-13
dividend)
$.001
Forbes
Gold
6-15
6-15
$22%C
class
(stock
2
__________—_—
Power
B
2
Laboratories—
Film
A
7-
$1.75,
2oy2c
B
Macoid
2
7-
Class
7-13
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.—
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Videotronics,
Macassa
7-
1
25c
Clemens Industries, 6% pfd. (quar.)
States Telephone & Telegraph—
National
&
6-
(Boston) (quar.)
A (quar.)—
Co.
class
Corp.,
(quar.)
10c
30c
(quar.)
Ludlow Typograph,
common
$6
preference
(quar.)
Class
2
Insurance
6 (4 c
£
6-15
Stores
MacAndrews
7-
7-10
7-13
7-20
32c
(quar.)
common
33c
National
5c
(initial)
7-
(Walter M'.),
Ltd.
(quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries Co. Ltd
MPO
Colony
Old
t$l
(s-a)
(quar.)
2
Lowney
Lucky
Co.
Industries
Inc.
7-15
Cement
Lawrence
Parts
7-
(quar.)
Gas & Electric,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
5 %
non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)
4%%
Old
7c
25c
(N.
Louisville
Lowell
6
$1
(quar.)
50c
Telephone Co., 5% preferred
(P.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lower
7-16
12%c
.
(quar.)
Lorillard
7%
6-
6-18
22 Vic
7-16
1
10c
(quar.)
Portland
Longhorn
1
1
9-
_
Mfg.
Island
88-
—
—
Star Brewing
Long
ey4c
iiy4c
A
(quar.)
Non-callable
2
3
7-30
20c
$1.06
Electric,
(_guar.)
Ttjuar.)
preferred
20c
_
(quar.)
(Ontario)
&
Payable of iteq
Mountain
•
(quar.)
B
ey4c
class
Finance,
Preferred
Mothers Cookie
Gas
preferred
7-
Y.)
(fl.
6-13
stock split)—
(2-for-l
Ioblaw Cos., Ltd.—
$1.60 1st preference
11-16
50c
_
8-17
12-10
3%c
(quar.)
Industries
Lviton
9-10
50c
(initial)
Inc.
Ifrust
Morrow Screw & Nut Co., Ltd.
Morse Electro Products Corp. (N. Y.)
Morton Foods, Inc. (quar.)
1
4.24%
7-
20c
(quar.)
6
t25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty
$1.10
»
1
$1.10
Quarterly
4%
6-
$25c
Works
Little Miami RR.—
Original
6-15
7-16
$1.75
Locomotive
Moore
k
25c
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Oklahoma
2
7-
$1.50
(quar.)—
common
Monda^"iTuly 2, 1962
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Amsterdam,
Co.
(s-a)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
(quar.)
(s-a)
Lincoln Mining
of Company
Montgomery County
17%c
When
Per
Name
Tobacco—
Myers
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
7-
2
6-15
14c
7-
2
6-20
75c
(quar.)
7-
7-20
5
6-22
'
Racing Assn.
Inc.
———
(quar.)
Construction
—
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)_
—
15c
7-16
7-
2
27 %c
7-12
6-12
12 %c
7-
2
6-15
t$1.19
8-
1
Volume
Number
196
6173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
»r
preferred
2nd
8-
1
8-
1
7-11
Common
.6%
Reynolds (R. J.)
3.60%
Rbode Island isiectric Protective Co.
Extra
Western
Rich's
Inc.,
3%%
(quar.),
$2
A
8-
7-
6-20
50c
50c '
7-
6-15
7-
6-15
.
,
4.80%
5%
Ritter
Robinson
Rochester Button
! 3
450c
Rohr Corp.
B
Class
7-16
$L25 >
$1.41 »/4
;
6-15
8-15
8-
7-31
6-25
7-25
6-25
7-19
5-25
'
20c '
7-25
11c
7-16
•_
;
.
;V
v
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
-.
preferred (quar.)
St.
Louis Steel
St.
Paul
Fire
Marine
San
6-22
Standard
6-15
6-15
5
$1.60
6-21
New
2
6-15
common
2
6-11
4%%
;
preferred
4.40%' preferred
.
8-24
2
6-15
8-
1
7-
Power
Co.
$3
;'
7-10
8-31
8-
6
$3.40
preferred
Scrivner-Stevens
7-16
6-29
.
7-16
6-29
7-10
7-16
7-
2
$4.50
Sea
2
Steel
6-20
A
6-20
6-30
7-13
6-22
15c
9-
1
8-15
5c
7-18
6-29
Stephan
35c
7-10
6-20
Sterling
$1.25
7-12
:
,.7-
Corp.
Roebuck &
Co.
,
Quarterly
,
v
(quar,)—
1
8-
1
7-
2
7-
2
v
j
-
&
Food
2
1
7-20;
8-10
10c
11-10
"J.7-25'
.30^25
Sheep
Creek. Mines
Stock
(initial)
4
(quar.).
3
'•6-2®
(s-a)_,
7-27
.-17-12
2
6-15
-.6-15
7-
2
*
—
6-14
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)"
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America—
7-16
1
"6-29
8-
1
6-29
$35c
8-
1
t$1.75
'
7-
5
25%
class
A
:
Class
B
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (Quebec)— VIncreased, semi-annually
Silver wood Dairies,
class A
(quar.)
>:•
Sigma
5-25
7-
2
6-11
i2>/2o
7-
2
6-11
7-27
-6-27
Class
Simms
$2
B
Smucker
Smyth
(J.
50c
Co., class A (s-a)-—_____,
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
,.
Co. (quar.)———
(Hartford)
Drug Stores, common......
convertible
preferred
>
—
South
,
Carolina
South
a%
Pittsburgh
Puerto
6-29
2
6-19
7-
2
2
22 %c
9-
.
3
$1.25
2
6-15
40c
7-
2
6-
.
8
7-
2
6-
8
57 Ve C
(quar.)__——
7-
2
6-
8
56y4c
'
7-
2
6-
8
4.48%
;. 4.56%
2%
-
—^
Water^ 4!/s%
Sugar,
com,
Pfd.
(increased)
(quar.)_-
California
Edison, com.
preferred
(quar.)„
prefsrred .(quar.)—,—
(quar.)
6-15
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-20
$u*y»
8-
I
7-16
8
7-14
7-
5
7-10
7- 2
6-15
—
50c
7-
6-15
(quar.)
24c
7-31
2
7-
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
$1.22ya
$1.49
8-
1
$1.40
8-
1
\
8-
1
-
7-19
69c
»
dividend)
:
7-13
7-13
*
6-30
4
7-19
6-30
'
7-
2
6-15
7-15
6-30
7-
3%
>
62yac
pref.
7-13
\
6-14
.
,
(quar.),—
4>/a%
4
7-13
8-1
,
$1.42%
—,
7yac
New Jersey
(quar.),,,
"
$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
La
^
10c
Corp.
(quar.)
2
25c
9
6-25
7-
2
6-25
62%c
(quar.),,,,
7-
62yac
Salle Street
8-1
7-20
62 %c
11-
"
1
10-18
7* 2
7%o
6-15
13%c
7-
2
7-
2
6-20
22c
7-
2
6-13
7-
2
6-18
1,"
,_t
'
6-15
75c
30c
National
Bank,(Union, N. J.)
'
6-28
equal
7-13
6-30
Union Investment Co.
7-15
6-30
Union
6%
Pacific
7-20
6-30
Union
Rock
6-15
United
5
28c
7-31
7-
5
28y2c
7-31
7-
5
7-15
6-15
6-15
6-13
7-
2
6-
5
United
6-29
V-',9-14<
12-31 /
121-14
9-28
Industrial
•
Bank
(Brooklyn,
40c
Class
A
United
7-2
37%c
Hill
"
<
Canal
&
8-
7-15
1
6-29
(quar.)-^
$2.50
7-10
-6-20
(quar.)
62%c
7-10
6-25
37%c
Co.
'
-
7-30
tlOc
Ltd
RR.
1'"
6-20
2
6%c
Mines;
8 "
6
7-
Coxt>. of Delaware—
(monthly)
Kerio
6-
7-2
Y.)—
N.
$1
United Investors
8-15
7- 2 -'A
'8-1
United
7-3
Shoe
2
7-
3
6-15
.
Borax
7-10
6-25
preferred (quar.)
7-
2
6-19J
10-
1
1
7-
2
12c
s
25c
2%%
!
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
7-
2
'
7-
6
•-
9-10
•
2
6-20
7«■
6-15
6-23 *
87%c
7-14
6-25
7-31
7-
S
States
Trust
S.
6-20
6-
6
8-10
.
8-29
9-14
'
8%
preferred
7-15
6-12
6-12
t$1.25
7-15
6-12
7-16
6-26
15c
7-
6-19
20c
7-16
7-
25c
8-15
25c
8-15
3
7-
2
/
6-13
7-23
T
20c
7-23
.
8- 1
7-10
7*
6-
3
8
50c
7-
3
18c
7-
2
u
2%
—,———
7-13
6-29
10c
7-26
7-13
9c
7,-31
7-16
t$l
7-20
6-30
—
$1
8-
I
7-16
$1.27
8-
1
7-16
$1.16
7-
2
6-15
$1.14
7-
0-15
$1.21
8*
7-10
$1.19
8-
7-10
$1.14
4%% preferred (quar.)
Upjohn Company (quar.),,.:
Upson Company (quar.)
Utah
Construction
Stock
Voi-Shan
"
(quar,)
(increased
6-
8
7-
2
2
7-
30c
7-10
6-15
13c
7-14
7-
13c
7-14
7- 6
7-
2
6-15
5c
7-
2
6-15
5c
10-
1
9-14
25c
7-
1
2
quar.),,,,,
7- 3
6-23
6-29
6-29.
10c
20o
6
9-14
6-15
&
Worts
(quar.),,
(quar.),,,,,
(quar.)__—
8-
7-1R
1
7-16
T
1
7-
7- 5
3
6-19
7-16
6-29
7-
2
7-
2
6-13
7-16
7- 3
,
6-
7-20
I
7-
9
7-20
7-
9
8-15.
■
t40c
8- X
20c
v
(quar.)
Fixture
7-16
7-16
7%q
B
87-
50c
7-2
50c
7-
5%
7-27
35c
7-20
7-
6
4.72%
I
6-11
5-
?
7-
1
6-29
7-
2
6-13
7-
2
7-16
6-13
7- 3
1
10c
9-17
class A (qiuar.)-,,,
20c
(quar.)—20c
7-16
9- i
6-28
7-16
6-38,
——
(quar.)
Power
16c
Electric
2
6-13
7-
2
6-15
?$1.75
:
7-
$1.50
7-
3
6-21
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Co.
$1.12%
6-20
$1.05
—
7-16
7-16
6-20
$1.02%
7-16
6-20
30c
7- 2
6- 4
(quar.9Qc
7- 2
6-20
9-
8-14
Insurance Securities—
$1
i
Light & Telephone,
5% preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.),
5.44%
6-20
6-
$1.50
Management,
Western
Western
2
8-
class A
(quar.)
Participating
6%
preferred (quar.)
6-20
* 7-13
31%c
$2.50
7- 5
2
6-1^
Co.—
Common
12 %e
6
,
k
20c
(quar.),,,,
4.20%
B (quar.),,,
4.10%
preferred C (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western
6-20
8-15
preferred
Penn
4%%
6-20
2
7- 2
12V2c
4
6-2Q
7-
HOc
Co. (quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
West Kootcnay Power & Light—
Western
10-
6'
7-13
20c
(quar.),„,-_„,,,„,„,„
6-27
—
5c
1
7-
7-25
20c
Warner Bros.
2
7-16
preferred
Class
7-16
7-15
Pictures
Monthly
7-
5c
Bros.
Wellington
3iy4C
5c
6-22
8-
Weiss Bros, class A (quar,
I2%c
Weissberg Corp. (monthly)
10c
Monthly
—!Qc
7%
9c
Gooderham
Showcase &
5%
West
I
Industries
(H.)
Weber
8
(quar.l—
7-10
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Wayne Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Webb & Knapp, Inc., 6%
pfd. (aceum.),,
6-
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co.
6-29
,
6
0-11
35c
Washington National Insurance
(Evanston. 111.) (quar.)
6-23
*
7-
*
2%
—,
2
—
7-6
1
-15c
•
Extra
7-
—
7-16.
6-30
2
$1.12ya
Mining (quar.
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.
Walnut Grove Products
7-20
10c
■
1
8-
7-
5%%
preferred
(quar.),,,,,—$0v65625
Viau, Ltd. (quar.),
i20o
Viewlex, Inc., class A (quar.),,,—,—*
3c
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting, common^,,, F
6c
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
7-
——
&
;
Inc. (annual)—
Vermont National and
Savings Bank—
25c
8c
8-
60c
dividend
Camp Sea Food Co.
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
30c
\
6-30
1
7-16
Universal Marion Corp.
Warner
12yac
8-
7%c
2
'
——
62%c
Vangas,
7-15
7-27
7-15
$2
Van
125C
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co, 5%
pfd. A
Van Water & Rogers, Inc. (quar.)
25c
5% preferred B (quar.),—
Thriftway Foods Inc. (quar.)—
17 %C
*
4
t2%c
6-15
(Del.)
—
Telephone Co. (Kansas)—
5%
preferred (quar.),,4,
2
United Transit Co, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Universal Container, class A (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.),,,,
...*■' -. Extra
5
6-15
7-2
United
6-
7-2
J35c
6-8
$1
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
'
9
7-2
(quar.)
9-23
2
25c
40c
7-
10-23
4
(incr.-quar.)
7-
62 %c
(quar.)
——
Corp.
(Boston)
Co.
(N. Y.)
Trust
S.
Time
4
Co.
7-20
1
35c
•
'
>6-20
7-16
3%
4
»7 11
1-
►
$1.12
-
8-
6-15
"•
■V
3c
Co.- (quar.),—
6-22
7-11
Quarterly
7-12
'
7-,-2
15c
;
—;<
Class B
8-16
7-16
(Bait.)
7-6
United
6
8-
22 %c 4
(initial)
Guaranty
50c
U
10c
Tip Top Products, new class A
New class B (initial),—
&
3%
U.
8-
"$1.25
Oil Co.., $1.20 preferred
Fidelity
1
S.
6-29
less
$1.25
(Fla.)
9-
30c
States
9-14
~
7-16.'-
$1.25
__i_—
$1.12%
S. Lines Co.
U.
common
(quar.)
Chemical
(stock dividend)
Plywood Corp, common (quar.)
U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)—
(initial
com.
U.
6-15
7-13
25 c
—
Inc.^
&
Corp,
Quarterly
56c
(quar.),
Machinery
preferred
S.
United
8
7-
MC
,
1—
Toro Manufacturing
15c
Materials
6-11 "
2
9-7
6-13
Toys, Inc.
9-14
7-
7-2
2
7-
Paeking
9-29
15c
30c
<
1
7-10
Tonka
f75c
(quar.)
(quar.);
7-
7-10
Tobin
k
9-14
10-
8-
Tidewater
7-20
7-6'
9-29
t75c
7-13
25c
Time Finance, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.),,,,
3
8-1
U.
(quar,)
Inc.
8-
f69c
J75c
25c
(quar.)——:——
Corp.
(quar.)——:
Electronics,
30c
'
tl2%e
(quar.)
United Gas Corp. (increased-quar.)
United Illuminating
(increased quar.),
8-
A
7-20
preferred
8-
Amriea
Extra
3
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference A (quar.)
$1
Class
8-
6%
28c
Thurow
7-20
15c
6%
75c
common
common
3
0-28
5%
common
7-20
8-
6-14
2
10c
(quar.)___-,_
new
3
2
7-
—
common
——
&
7-20
8-
7-12
4%%
;
Industries,
RR.
8-15
7-
to
(Increased)—
Utilities,
7-20
7-20
6c
preferred (quar.),,
(Canada), Ltd, com. (quar.),,,,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Corp.
dividend
8-15
7-20
/
6c,
noncmnulative
U.
(quar.)___,
Wayne
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-15
—
of
8-) 5
$1.12Va
Class A
Union Gas
pay-
(quar.)
A
8-15
92 %c
(Fla.)
7-25
*'
87%c
B
United New Jersey
(quar.)
Corp.,
Finance Corp.
Class
6%
6-20
7-27
»5c
Class A
50c
-
•
(quar.)
6%
4
25c
r
"
Tamblyn
(G.)y Ltd..- common
4% preferred (quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.),———,
Texas
.6-15
7-
$0.64123
2
—
3
9-
9-28
7-2
7-
■-
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)——
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass (quar.)
6-15
9-28
9-15
7-31
'25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets,
6-15
7-
(quar.)
•
—
Rico
preferred
Southern
-
7-12
Georgia Natural Gas Co.
Stock dividend
South
2
62y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
7-
7-
38 %c
.
—
.South
1
IOC
____
6-14
tl2yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.08 preferred
(quar.),—,,____—
$4.64 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.),—
Texas Power &-Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.),
$4.76 preferred (quar.)—
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.),
_i_,——
5-31.
12y2c
;
(quar.)
com.
8-
3
'
-
Taylor Wine Co.
Tenney Corp., class A (monthly)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4%
preferred
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
.! 6-15
50c
4
31'Ac
preferred
preferred
2
$50c
(quar.)
South-Carolina Electric & Gas,
5%
preferred
(quar,)_
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
5 Vi%
3
7-
7-
$1.25
—
—
(quar.)_
South Atlantic Gas Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
.7-
Union
45c
(ipcreased-quar.),—
Electronics
Stock
5-31
25c
—
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 pfd.
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
.
,
M.)
Mfg.
3
30c
&
preferred
Sommers
:
S.)
(Howard)
7-
$15c
(quarJ
,(T.
Smith
'
$15c
1
8-15
•
63%c
Quarterly
—
$15c
$4
6-29
$1.25
Initial quarterly
•
.
6-22
7-16
32i/2c
tax
(James), Inc.
Tamar
o
7-10
—
10-
9-15
*
12'Ac
preferred (quar.),,
preferred (quar.)
Walker
Talcott
V10B
12y2c
(quar.),_——-_.i!
7-10
-
■
,
—
—
dividend
$3.70
50c
(quar.),,—,—
,Talon, Inc., class A
Class B (quar.),
,
Stock
Shulton, Inc.,
$3.50
6-29
2
-
—
Inc.
Co.
Symington
6-29
8-
2%
*;
—_
7-16
ic
150
.
■
8
Electric Co.—
6-15
20c
Co.
B.)
preferred
Sweets
--
—t25q
Rapid Transit,
preferred
Center
6-22
r;
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Swank,
2
5c
-;
—____.
"
7-16
►
10-1
(N. Y.)—
Quarterly
,.
7-
(quar.)
2
—
7-
—
—
7-
Union
7-ia
i
20c
,
20c
Inc.
Mold
IOC
-V
1
Quarterly
10-15
12j/2C
(quar.),,—
5% preferred (quar.)—
Superior Propane, Ltd.
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Superxest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.
Common (s-a)
Ordinary
(s-a)
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
^ 6-15
7-31
25c
8-
f30c
—
f20c
Super Valu Stores,
i7yac *.
:
6-
25c
Inc., common (quar.)
"5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Underwriters Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Union Bank (Los Angeles) (quar. 1
7-14
1
___
-
share
per
Textiles,
Chemical
Super
29
12 %c
6-8
3
-
Pipe Line—
t30c
Sunset Industries (.stock 4$vidend)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.— "•
J
Stock dividend.
—,___!.
:IfS~22
7-
8-20
93 %c
—
=
dividend
7-26
10cl
6-8
7-
—
$4.50
—r—
Income
Bun Drug
Sun Oil Co.
.^4-29-
*7-2
22y»o
-
of America
6.-29
'
6c
1—
(quar.h
' Extra
Sheraton Corp.
7-13
•
,
(quar.)
class A
Stern
2nd
$4.50
a
12V4o
,
—
lncOme_
Shawmut Association
.
7-
7-13
l
1
—
preferred
SuCrest
8-
15c
_
(quar.)^
(Boston)-r—
Marts,
.Shaw*Barton
5%
le-
Gas
20c
(interim
$0.055)
(John
6-21
r
3
7-3
—
Corp,
of
South
Union
:
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
'
,.
pence
Company
&
5-25
2
investment
Co.
Shatterproof Glass
6-14
60c
!
(from
.
Sun
(quar.)—,!
Investment
onaver
7-
9-
8-
—
(accum.)
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)!!--:^—
6-21;
.
$2.50
.
9
Brewers
Stetson
.
—
(John)
From
7-
7;%c
Leather Co.
Stern
5
10<?
Shares
Shareholders Trust
;
6-30
:50c
(quar.)
common
American
Sexton
7-
2
7-
i50c
U-Tote 'M,
11-
—
Stratoflex,
7-16
7- 2
6-15
J20c
—:
6-15
7-10
2
51 AC
(s-a)
A
Stone & Webster Inc.
7-16
35c
6-
7-
40c
(accumulative)__
class
6-15
3% -i
.' 25c
i20c
6-14
1
7* 2
5c
$1.62
^
208
*
45c
7-18;
5c
,
1
2
40C
7-13
—
income)
Seton
.
8-
W
6-8
prior
20c
(quar.)
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—
American
deposit
receipts
(interim)
25c.
;
6-
..
Co.
5%
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y.
7-13
Class. B
Selected
of
about
8-20
1
—————
See's Candy Shops,
'
1
,
7-3
5%%
(Wales), Ltd.—
deposit
receipts
ment
British
,
aQuarterly
9-
8-
r,.-
7-20
7-
25c
7-20
12yac
Security Insurance (New Haven) (quar.)„+_
Security. I4fe
Trust Co. (Winston-Salem,
4
1
—■<
Second National Bank (New Haven)
Second United Cities Realty Corp.—
$5 preferred A.
;
8-
$1.12%
(quar.)
8-1
31 '/4C
;
American
>
J;,
Way. Food, Town (stock dividend)^.—
Seaboard Associates, Inc.,,
i—',
Seaboard Finance Corp. (quar,)—!
Sears
Steel Co.
'
2
85c
Sea
Twin City
7-20
common
7-10
(quar.)—;
7-20
1
tlOc
Canada, Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
of
Co.
New
7-15
$1
.
Trust
1
8-
Corp.,
30c
—
7-20
8-
Aviation
18%c
i5c
preferred
Pak
Ltd.,
(s-a)
participating preferred
Stecher Traung Lithograph
5%
preferred iquar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros.. Ltd.
(quar.),,
6-22
,•
2
6-13
*
(quar.)
Temper
27%c
Corp.—
$1.30
7- 2
...
2
t$l.i2M»
(quar.)
^.
Products
271/4c
—
50c convertible pfd. (quar.)
State Bank of Albany, N.1Y. (quar.)
State Guaranty Corp.—
6-18
30c
Common (quar.)
$1.40%
True
\
-
(extra)
B
Stanley
6-15'
—
t.
Inc.
Shares,
4%%
(quar.)
Co. - (quar.)
Trico
7-20
8- 1
=
! "
Starrett
.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—!
;
i
V
;—
8- 1
—
Ohio
of
6-29
■
$1.18%
75c
6-29
10c
.
7-20
•7-20
•
;
(quar.),
preferred
Class
6-29
10c
Scott Paper Co.—
;
$4 preferred (quar.)—
1
(quar.),.
7-16
(monthly)
1
7-
!20c
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
Class A
(stock
.
Steamship—
7-16
>.;7-16
20c
Corp——,—.—,—,—,_
8-
8-
>
^
Corp. (resumed)
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Star Industries, class A
(quar.)__—:
7-
—:——_'
(quar.)
&
Oil Co.
Stanfleld's
—
8chulderberg-Kurdle
'
&y2%
•
—
.___
Fruit
B
37 %c
..
$1.10
$1.15
.
4
25c
6-29
.
Corp. Fund—
preferred
$5.70
;
17i/2c
Standard-Thomson
6-20
7-17
30c.
Rubber, class A (initial-quar.)—_
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
(Joseph) Brewing (quar.)——
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
7-20
i7yac
partic. preference (accum.)
Holding Corp., class A
Standard
.12-. 3
.7- 6
7-
Schlitz
& Fetzer
6-21
9- 4
7-15
,
Schenuit
Industries——
4
.-
preferred
(quar.)
i
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard & Poors Corp.
(increased)—
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)_____—
.9-4
,
7-15
,
1
—
30c
-
8-
6-28
(initial),.,,
common
preferred (quar.)
$5.26 preferred (initial quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
7-20
$1,061/4
7-13
$5.80
7*20
i
*
3%%
2
$1.09
common
.—
Scott
2
12-17
22c
,
1
1
6-14
50c
preferred (quar.)
$4.90 prefrred (quar.)—
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
7-20
8-
2
7- 2
(increased-quar.)
Common
7-20
8-
7-
$2.55
v.
-r
/
.
Standard
6-25
9-17
$0.1875
preferred
(quar.)
——
Sugar Refining Corp. 1 (quar,).
Savfhill Tubular Products (quar.
Scarsdale National B^nk & Trust Co. (N. Y.)
1 Quarterly!—,——_•—!_——,
Schwitzer
"7-
22 Vac
Savannah
Schmieg
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.^~
25c
—.——-
&
>
97 %e
.,
28c-
v.
4.36%
.
7-25
9-17
30c
—
:
(quar.)——_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Savannah Electric
8-1
8-.1
50c
,
6-11
7-
j
25%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Sangamo Electric
*
6-15
$1.03%
(initial-quar.)
common
Standard
2
11c
(quar.)
;
Co.
Transcontinental
>'
Quarterly
36c.
a.—
Electric,
Diego Gas &
5%
Dredging
preferred
Standard Electric
9-20
$1.25'
■
5.60%
r
$i.io:
preferred
(quar.),,,,—:
4.25%
preferred
(quar.
4.40% tpreferred
(quar.)—
HI
''
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.)
Springfield Insurance Co.,^common (quar.),,$6.50 preferred (quar.)
Stamford Chemical Industries (quar.)
7-
.
(quar.),™.—.
Insurance
(quar.)_
L
7- 2
92yac
4.15%
7,
25q
$1.25
————
.—
Castings
&
Stpck dividend-
«•
?
.
'.
(quar.)
•
4.40% preferred (quar,),,—
Southwestern Public Service—
t.
3.70%
preferred
(quar.),,,i.^,!„,
3.90% preferred (quar.)^———
7-11
t25c,•
$$1.25;.
..<750.,
Louis-San Francisco Ry„ com. (quar.)_—
St.
I
new
preferred
preferred
5%
.6-15
$1,161/4
'
1
(increased-quar.)
Transccntinent Television Corp
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar,),,,
Southwestern Electric Service
Standard
V $1.25
(quar.),,
(quar.),—
St. Louis National Stockyards——.
.
11-30
.$1.07
,
7-10
.
.
—
Qt. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
(quar. )J-,—
8-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Quarterly
5%
Class
Joseph Light & Power—»
preferred (quar.)———
6-25
12-10
$1
„
4.65%
7-
20c
,.
Co.
5%'
,
7-13
25%
Co.
Trans-Canada
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
f47y2c
4%%
Trane
.
___
'
7-5
5c
20c
(quar.)
:
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)—,— t$0.3281
$1.1214
Ruppert (Jacob) 4(4% pfd. (quar.),
15cRuss Togs Inc., class A (quar.)
—-
St.
8-15
5%
-
—,
—„—
,
7-
10c
——
.
1
6-29
7-23
20c
.
r
,
(quar ),—
Corp.
(Va.)
,
6-29
,7-25
;v,.,
Crown Cola
9-14
8-
"
8c
:
V
———
—
Furniture
;
J
7- 2
.
,
Class. A
Rowe
6-15
7*
3%
Rothmoor Corp.t common
Royal
6-15
2
4
■
10c
———-—
Roper Industries Inc. (Increased)
Bros,
(initial)
v'
.6-15
'
l
Corn.,-.—
2
8C
'
44
Roper < George D. >
6-20
25c
,
Inc.
•
5. :
7-
•.
7-2
$1.25
v"
(quar.)—__
—:
Rosenau
7-
'27.14c *
'
—————.
(final)a.
7-13
7-16
—
(quar.),
class B (initial)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
New
1
55c
$1.20
(quar.)
(Canada)
Traders Finance, Ltd.—
New class A (initial)
Electric—
&
Railway Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Towmotor
r
7-12
8-2
——
(quar.)——
-
6-20
25C
i;
———
com.
6-14
2
25c
(s-a)—i_
Rolls Royce, Ltd.
,
„10c
.-
(quar.)—UX—
(quar.)—
7-
6-30
.
Company
Mfg.
•
—v—
Broadcasting, Inc.,
Rollins
•
7-13
v
7-16
2c
When
Share
Bank
Extra
(Tenn.)—
:
Gas
Company
50c
Torrington
Towle
preferred
4.28%
t
.*.
7-13
-
1
10-20
Stock dividend
0-18
8-
11- 1
Southland Paper Mills, common,.—
Southwestern Electric Power-*.'
11-26
•
7- -2
•
,12c
preferred (quar.)-———.,,—
preferred (quar.)—„
—.—
3.63%
'
'
8-1-1
1
8-
40c
2nd-
Rockower Bros.
6-18
-6-29
IOC
-
.
;6-18
12-17
.
2214c
r'
6-18
8-15
20c
.
Rochester Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
v5%"
preferred (quar.)" _—i—-————
15%
3
10c
Inc.———-T-~—•—-
Mills
Cotton
3"
7-
—,
(initialL-i—— *
Roanwell- Corp.
7-
50c
\
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Express,
3
25c
'
-i——
(quar.)———uRiver Brand. Rice Mills (.auari)—
Riverside Trust
7-
—-—
Company
Roadway
Co.
(quar.)
Southern State Cooperative.
$1
6-20
$2.38
preferred (quar.)
England Telephone
Southern
7-20
7-16
51
Per
Name of
Co.—
Southern New
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
.
&
8-15
$$1.50
(quar.),,
Chemical
&
(s-a)
Casualty
Indiana
Southern
7-20
5c
(quar.)—:
Fire
Common
93 %c
Corpmon (quar.) ___
7%' guaranteed
.(extra)
6 %" guaranteed
(extra)
Rlnehart & Winston (quar.)
Rio Algom Mines, Ltd., commons
preferred
Southern
8
7-20
8-
27V2c
(quar.)———
common
6-
$62y2c
preferred
Fertilizer
4.75%
6-15
77-
(quar.)——
class
Convertible
6-15
25c
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Richman Bros.,
2
•
—;—
(quar. I—
common
preferred
Richardson
6-
7-
'
'
—
—
Rhodes
2
$3
(quar.)_
7-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Toronto-Dominion
(quar.)
participating
Southern
8
90c
.
Share
Company
Canada Power Co, Ltd.--*
Southern
7-11
$1.12 M.
(quar.)_,_;—
Tobacco Co.
preferred (quar.)—
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rea
59% c
(quar.)
4%%- preferred A
Reynolds Metals,
•4%%
Share
of Company
HolderJ
When
Per
Name
(51)
Power 6c Oag
preferred
preferred
62%c
(quar.)-*-
1
7-10
$1.60
7-
2
6-13
30c
8-
I
7-16
8-
1
7-16
32%c
com.
7-10
8-
31'Ac
;
8-
1
7-1$
68c
8-1
7-. 9
59c
8-1
7-5
■
,
(quar.),,,,,—
(quar.),
1
8-1
75c
—,——
-
,
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(52)
Publishing
Western
Tablet
Tool
Western
6-15
35c
Quarterly
35c
Corp., common
(quar.)
Oil
Will
Co.
2
1
7-
6
1
7-
6
6-
8
6-
8
--—
<
(quar.)
50c
Wilson
&
Company,
Electric
Wisconsin
Power
5.08%
Wiser Oil Co.
1
710-
5
7-13
7-31
7-12 <
T2V2C
.
vV/7- 2
$1.25
88-
1
$1.27
8-
1
.
:
75c
—
6-11
2
7-
Chemical"
Shoe
Wolverine
New
(initial)
common
Wood
4Va%
Woodall
Woodward
Wool
Iron
Woolworth
6V2
Wear
officers, directors and
making such sales.
CAPITALIZATION
<fc
Yellowknife Bear
Yocam
York
6-29
Angeles,
6-29
7-20
7-
2
<£>
00
1
• quar.
7-16
6-12
7-
10c
2
9
6-11
9-15
t21/2C
1
7-
7-
2
8-31
Initial
York
J2c
Co.
6-15
7-
2
Wall
*
com. (initial-quar.)
(quar.)
new
Ltd., common
7-10
6-11
t35c
8-
1
7-
2
$56 %c
Jewelry Co.,
8-
1
7-
tax
British
income
to-the-second
to
Less
y
Previously published
and/or
Less Jamaica
x
date is indicated here,
record
S. funds, less 15%
t Payable in U.
The corrected payment
incorrect.
date was
correspondent
Scantlin
stock
tables
in
electronic
1960,
signals
computer.
a
times
several
typesetting
Electronics,
putting the
rectly into
machines
in
first
the
was
from
The
daiiy
stock
to
solve
exchange
the
ticker
problem
to
of
di¬
stock
to provide, within
seconds, price information on some
Currently. Quotron units are in service in 125 cities
the nation.—V. 195, p. 2494.
profit
of
a
the
and
company
The
net
cents
profit
close
of
the
a
of
Canadian
equal
was
consolidated
dollar
after
5,940,586
period.
It
the
H.
In
nose
for
completion
Rohr,
the
addition
the
to
is
1961
period.
for
loss
of
of
are
under way for matching
the
expected
the
Sub-assembly
parts
are
Vista
plant, and assembled at the company's Winder, Ga., facility, now being
expanded for this and other Lockheed orders.—V. 195, p. 2823.
Net
Ruberoid
Co.
has
fixed
class
This
July
1961
obligated
If
Corp.
purchase 350,000 shares if at least that number is
will have an option to purchase any larger number of
be tendered. If less than 350,000 shares are tendered,
elect to purchase all or none of the shares tendered.
to
and
shares
more
shares
to
are
be
tendered
purchased
Guaranty
Trust
shares.—V.
195,
Morgan
tendered
than
on
a
Co. has
p. 2933.
Ryan Aeronautical
are
been
named
;'//'
■
./
■
as
;//
depositary
'/ 'I
for
the
./,///,
/
of
5!orce
Air
an
to
the
Contracts
for approximately
company
million to build exhaust manifold sets for the Douglas C-124 Globecargo plane was announced.
$2
master
The exhaust
systems will be supplied
as
part of an extensive moderni¬
zation
program for the C-124, one of the major "workhorse" logistics
support planes of the Air Force. A principal feature of the program is
standardization
of
the
power
pack
configuration
to
the
Pratt
&
engine.
R-4360-63
Whitney
,
Ryan has been fabricating and overhauling C-124 exhaust manifolds
several years at its San Diego plant. The aerospace firm is one
of the world's leading producers of stainless steel exhaust
systems for
pi6ton-engine aricraft in its widely diversified operations.
for
CONTRACT—The
AUSTRALIAN
third
order
for
Doppler
ground
contract
The
Westland
The
calls
a
number
helicopters, and
similar
equipment
AN/APN-97A
helicopters.
It
maintain
visibility.
for
Wessex
quantities
of
completion.
It
provides
his
is
functions
the
aricraft
in
in
a
AN/APN-97A
follows
or
precise
use
as
sets
previous
which
primarily
manual
operational
helcopters
of
on
a
used
for
for
all
in
larger
nearing
indicator
means
under
be
are
hovering
automatic
position
to
orders
deliveries
195,
of
preference
on
shares
to
outstanding
stock
at
the
pilot
Corps,
Coast
conditions
Guard,
the Netherlands.—V.
U.
of
190,
S.
Army,
p. 2493.
Federal
1962
Trust
Co.,
agent
Scheftel
80,000
$3.75
to
&
June
21, 1962 offering circular, Reese,
Co., Inc., New York City, offered publicly,
a
shares of this firm's class A common stock at
share/ Net proceeds, estimated at $258,000, will
per
|>e used for laboratory and production
test
equipment,
excessive
/
,/./■
;
Capital Stock Of¬
state
and
period
and
taxes
$8,550,000
growing
from
up
B
York
on
in
shares
net
The
the
equal
to 61
now
operation,
for
ten
school
cents
310
share
per
compared
on
beauty salons
with
the
first
half
as
have
beauty salons and one
signed.—V. 195, p. 1967.
been
of
If
June
30,
for
He
30,
reported net
income of
in
in
the
six
ended
April
30,
1961.
six
months
he
had
the
seen
in
come
nature
during
and
the
August
and
< '
extent
.
of
its
re-orders,
position
Bonds Offered
a
for
in
1962
REDEMPTION
The
will
FEATURES—The
to
in
Net
the
expects
bonds
each
to
par;
and
gas
and_ environs. The
and covers
service
company's
a
in
the
cities
of
expenditures
•
-
;
•&
$20,000
earnings
102,000 shs.
.
that
30 had
dividend
adjustments
total
climbed
$4,627,000
were
earnings
April
for
/ //'■'/"•/ v/V'
.
announced f
at
favorable
allowing
/
.
reported
the' New
//////v/'
more
a
after
were
before
appearance
•
.
stock
forma
had
had
been
resulted
preferred
$1.86
were
to
/
operating
$59,758,000,
for
the
same
share
per
on
;•/ */•/.,/:v
30.
overcome.
from
stock
The
increased
of
number
conversions
of
the
company's
redemption on March 20.
predicted that the earnings
called
for
weather
prevails, Mr. Reid
for April 30 would not change
three
population
this
to
largest
increase
growth
materially by
the
end
Southern
cities—Albuquerque,
averaged
trend
85%
continued
Union's
of the
in
for
1961
lines.—V.
Austin and El
this period. Mr. Reid
with
195,
9,300
new
cus¬
2305.
p.
period.
with
the previous year is unavailable because
the
organized on March 22, 1961 to acquire,; effective June
1,
established Metals Division of Kelsey-Hayes Company. •: ^
for
the
a
Bros.
at
regular
and
at
special
plus accrued interest
and
Sparks,
Nev.,
Stores, Inc.—Income Statement—
sales
Ended May 31—
(incl. sales of leased
1962
.
advertising,
and
on
credit and collection expenses
administrative
expenses
depreciation and
Provision for
uncollectible
income
Deduct:
'
„■
$4,058,599
■
3,964,179 '<•
3,479,068
59 664
53,534
54^617
171,569
accounts—
119 075
39*079
32*884
47,824
52,328
—
Federal
for
and
State .income
taxes
period
Dividends
earnings
on
447,901
239,225
352 370
208,676
earnings—beginning
Retained
—V.
amortization
(before provision for income taxes)_
Provision for
1961
$4,705,357
63,670
income
Interest paid
Net income
for
par,
Reno
as
an
ended April
Provision for
$11,600,000.
electric system is completely intercon¬
territory of about 15,000 square miles, having an
estimated population of
180,000. M >
;
s
nected
Outstanding
•
.;//•
predicted
common
shares
added
General
to the
case.
water
the
/
FINANCING
Authorized
T / V
-./•;■ fv
President-
pro
use
of
one
the $1.85 per common share earned in 1961 on shares
Reid noted that all dilution from a 17J/2% in¬
company's
Retained
BUSINESS—-The
company,
of
220
S.
Virginia
St.,
Reno,
Nev.,
supplies electric power in the States of Nevada and
California, and
renders
in
stock
.
outstanding
such
that
the
ing,
—
redeemable
are
prices
ranging from 106.87%
redemption prices receding from 101.99% to
in
that
the
that
in
v
PRESENT
department and
instalment sales contracts)
Cost of goods sold (less discts.),
occupancy, sell-
an
approximately
also
common
months
on
to
Sterchi
purposes
company
amount
TO
well
as
Analysts.
For Quarter
bid of 101.05%./
construction.
construction
;
1962
fiscal
year
reflect
the
use' of straightline
corresponding provision for deferred Federal income
tax, the company said; previously published interim reports
reflected
accelerated
depreciation.
Backlog of orders at the close of the fiscal year approximated
$2,700,000, the highest in the history of the company or its predecessor
division.—V. 194, p. 1429.
which
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
financing will be applied
payment of outstanding bank loans incurred for construction
and
EFFECT
profits
centers
number
Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. He pointed out that the
population growth between 1950 and 1960 in all cities served
than 60%,
compared to a national figure of 18V2%, and
Results
Net
on
and
shopping
the
Co.-^Reveirues, Earnings Increase
split.
shares
depreciation and
Other
managed
1961
comparison
Halsey,
underwriting
group which, on June 27, 1962, offered
$5,000,000 of this
company's first mortgage bonds, 4%% series, due June
1, 1992, at 101.988% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.75%.
The group won award of the bonds
at competitive sale
—
sales
and
to
i
company
Union
12
carrying charges
Sierra Pacific Power Co.
& Co. Inc.,
Chicago,
increased
outlets
1959
New
end
1961,
\ -i.
2771.
Stuart
for
retail
From
500,000 shs./
Dallas
shares
the
A
September.
strengthen
p.
looks
of
company was
Shaer Shoe has been in active discussion with several
companies with
a view to
acquisition, and it continues to seek out shore manufacturing
companies whose
acquisition
would
industry.—V. 194,
amuse¬
more
the
decline in sales in the latest
period was attributed by David
Shaer,. President, to the generally poor business in the women's
popular-priced
dress
shoe
field
during
the
winter
months.
The
National Shoe Fair recently held in New
York, he said, "was very
successful and the
company had a good backlog of orders."
However,
he would be unable to
guage the final results for the year's operations
begin to
operated
This
producer of special
metal
alloys, has announced that pre¬
liminary figures for the fiscal year ended May 31, 1962 show gross
sales of approximately $11,170,000 and net income of
$740,000, equal
to $1.76 a share on 418,455 shares of common stock
outstanding at
The
will
coin
beauty
L.
until
of
Special Metals, Inc.—Annual Report—
$182,021 for the
1961.
1959
of' the
year.
tomers
1962,
months
of
stated
reported
added
outstanding.
for
also
revenues
the
stock
the
normal
the
was
equivalent to 36 cents a share
on
500,000
Comparable data with the previous year is not
available as the company became
publicly-owned only last December.
Sales for the period amounted to $4,622,378 compared with
$4,986,v
10,
assets
in
'.•/;/
total
convertible
Texas,
of
Corp.—Six Months' Results—
The corporation
the
Forecasting a bright future for the company's service area, Mr. Reid
told
the
analysts that Southern Union is now serving more than
336,000 direct and 27,000 indirect customers in 71 communities in
beauty culture
additional
of
Thomson,
Feb.
approximately
outstanding, Mr.
figure
of
capitaliza¬
same
one
G.
on
was
supermarkets
and
other
California.
/?///>.•>/''.-/'
Northern
rides.
Security
earnings
4.64%
the
and
salons
295
placement
Rides"
/
>
of
Southern
average
in
additional
Shaer Shoe
April
has
value
15,000.
company's
2,652,691
then
the
outstanding.
taxes
Monroe
/:.,////////-,.;/
Reid
Compared
ap¬
of
his
revenues
for
after
cost
par)__
in
recent
a
crease
earnings
of
acquired
$104,768
C.
on
from
the six months ending April 30,
company's
fiscal
year,
amounted
to
$-19,363,000 in the corresponding period of fiscal
with
the
GIVING
■
Society
James
Latz,
common
in
the
to
President
the
period.
New York City has been
the common stock of
■'////,////"/;.:
operates primarily in Northern California,
population- centers in the United States.
increase
An
the
of
in
"Kiddie
Southern Union Gas
2641.
company
half
business
business
equipment
outstanding at the
for
redemption
Saturn Electronics Corp.—Class A Common Offered—
Pursuant
stock
common
the
The
the
depreciated
as
installed
Capital stock (no
—V. 195, p. 2375.
Corp.—Appointment—
transfer
p.
this
first
for
by U. S. Navy ASW squadrons,,~and
also used by the Marine
And by certain units in Britain and
in
shares
net
locations
/z
June 26
velocity indicators for aircraft ot the Royal Australian Navy has been
Ryan Electronics, Division of Ryan Aeronautical Co., Owen S.
Olds, Vice-President, announced.
awarded
to
school
567
Co.—Receives Air Force
contract
/
SCM
.v.:./V
company
Paso—the
ended
.
*
Award
York
sole
as
Seligman & Latz
purchased, Ruberoid will select
rata basis.
pro
of
/'/
''■/
/
acquired by the corporation
for
primarily
11,000
$578,128
tion.
later
not
that may
Ruberoid may
the
to
—
Notes and contracts payable secured
by
common
States
in
Schneider
$495,366,
culture
Celotex
from
rate
New
compares
of
be
shares
act
Edwin K.
Contracts
the
tenders
tendered,
J.)
sales
17, 1962 as final date for accepting
shares unless at its option extends the
than July 31,
1962.
The Ruberoid Co. is inviting tenders of 350,000 shares of common
stock
of Celotex
for purchase at $25 per share net.
Ruberoid will
of
invitation
United
and
1956.
was
CAPITALIZATION
President, reported.
Net income after taxes
(unaudited) was $506,663, equal, after pre¬
ferred dividends,
to 63 cents per share on 757,100 shares common
and
The
to
the
1961,
Ruberoid Co.—To Purchase Shares—
tenders
shares of
$5,125,000
l;o
Bank
$20,458,000,
Chula
because
"/•//
Vending Co.
to go higher. It
growing number
have
fastest
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Sales, Net Up1962,
in
known
public
common
for the extended program.
manufactured at Rohr's main
the
engaged
The
subsidiaries
.0
corporation.—V.
pods, Rohr also builds landing gear doors,
and wing formers for the Hercules series in
for these components
factory
1598.
p.
1961,
In
company of 219 9th St./ San Francisco, Calif., wa3
as
the successor of an individual
proprietorship
started
to
from
by
foreign
amounted
pointed
engine
landing gear doors,
configurations, and negotiations
&
facilities.
modern¬
is
while
backlog for the series, orginally
well into 1964, according to
typewriter
the
■
of
program
"Kiddies
Rides"
industry which
makes -'and
operates
these
a
postwar baby that has matured rapidly.
•
;
industry projects continuous expansion on the basis of the
—nation's rising
number
of
births, already five million a year and
earnings, being for an interim period, are unaudited and sub¬
ject to adjustment at the close of the company's fiscal year.—V. 195,
p.
1853.
1963,
manufacturing
not
//;••:
The
President.
its various
orders
5,914,279
on
for
Chemical
May,
corporate
The
The
10
in
Division
1959
consideration
rides
rides
period.
(Walter
Fred
is
ment
rose
devaluation
dividends
shares
on
the
share
income
scheduled
',/,/./'/
predecessor. .:
nine months of 1960-61, the company reported
$8,556,191, including special credits after taxes of $548,282
(or nine cents a share), equal after dividends on preference shares to
The new order extends Rohr's present
Marchant
production within
improve manufacturing
Net proceeds, estimated at $229,500, will
of recently acquired equipment,
comparable
Provision
page
its
calculator
and
//
with 'a
of
office
proprietorship,
the
equivalent
share).
a
share
a
for
reserve
10 cents
(or
In
Investment News
accordance
'
nine months
ended
May 31, 1962 amounted to $5,230,206, including
special credits after taxes of $830,876 (or 14 cents a share), and after
close
from
sell
Plant—
payment
in
was
sole
and
suitable
services
Quotron
for
which
$1.38
Continued
in
Syracuse
used
which
a
net profit of
General Corporation and
to
overhead
"/:/"•••',\/
.
BUSINESS—The
trans¬
offices
throughout
the
income tax.
planned
will relocate
reduce
consolidation
incorporated
offices.
newspaper
introduced
company
will/be
which
stocks.
4,000
82
Canadian nonresident tax.
:
80,500 shs.
1,723,402 shs.
.
Sell
debt repayment, and working capital.
the
newspapers
throughout
stock
quotation boards
electronic
new
with
computer complex, located in
stock quotations instantaneously
furnish
Scantlin's
automatic
providing
tax.
a
date
Non¬
source.
it
and
to
„
$5 per share.
be
its
improved Quotron II desk quotation devices.
Capable of more than 3,000 computations per second, the Wall Street
computers will process price data for brokers and will calculate
up-
Net
resident tax 7%.
15%;
stock
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Net Down—
i Payable in Canadian funds, tax -deductible at the
resident
to
International
to
NYSE
utilize
at
Exchange has ap¬
Electronics, of Los
quotations, it was an¬
and
closed for this dividend.
Transfer .books not
district,
and
Stock
Scantlin
President of the company.
arrangements have been made
to
company
Press
of
of
2
—
80,500 shs.
2,500,000 shs. !
to a June 19, 1962 offering
circular,
J.; Mohr "Investment Securities, San Francisco,
publicly, 60,000 shares of this firm's capital stock
Frank
offered
York
New
activities
dissemination
Street
world
brokers'
Zale
Zeller's
the
United
to
6-20
2
7-16
15c
(quar.)
Door
7-
25c
(quar.)
Steel
7-15
37c
,
Water
Youngstown
in
exchange for the
mitted
Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
Calif.,
Solo Amusement
Expansion Approved by
—
the
of
the
of
by John R. Scantlin,
According to Mr. Scantlin,
6-20
1
,
,••■'/
divi-
Marchant, Inc.—To
manufacturing costs.—V. 195,
Exchange—
Governors
nounced
2
7c
of
expansion
7-16
25c
Electronics, Inc.
Board
6-18
7-
.
7.V" '
is
and
its
•
../..../
;
V
area.
ization
$2.44
A,
:
fered—Pursuant
Scantlin
2
8-
series
1,960,000
3,500,000
;v.
and data processing manufacturing personnel will
by this change,'and will continue to be located in
move
closed
2375.
New York Stock
The
25c
5,000,000
1,960,000
3,500,000
1985—
order
in
affected
Oakland
Outstanding
5,000,000
.1975
announced
company
Accounting
FINANCING
3,000,000
3,000,000
6,500,000
($50 par)
($3.75 par)x
2641.
-efficiency."
2
6-22
7-
50c
Mines, Ltd.
Batteries
PRESENT
—V.
proved
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Towne
TO
6,500,000
(cumulative),
months
The
4,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
/ V
plant in Oakland,
be
975,000
3,500,000
stock:
195, p.
The
975,000
3,500,000
4,000,000
.-™
1992
due
stock,
Outstanding
$3,000,000
1988—
due
stock
was
FINANCING
PRESENT
1986—
Smith-Corona
85,000 shs.
7-
bonds,
Common
—V.
income
$3,000,000
1991
debentures
120,000 shs.
the
Express System,
EFFECT
750,000 shs.
10c
Yale
GIVING
250,000 shs.
2
due
due
debentures due
'
(par 10 cents)
p.
due
series
Preferred
-
(par 10 cents)
195,
series
series
55/e%
Buyers
TO
1984
3%%
12
EFFECT
1978__
due
514%
listed.^ its
Electronics
stock
8-23
18 %c
Yale
has
company
6-15
2
due
series
Capital
net
Authorized
series
operating
1962,
28,
and
-
1977
New
Feb.
$15,580,791
1970
due
due
414%
directly by the company's
receive no compensation for
who
ended
bonds:
3%%,
3%%
sold
stock
7-16
//
(quar.)
Corp.
employees,
the
publication,
are
common
the
Xerox
distributed
common
—
(monthly)
Co.
representatives
(Texas area)
Class B
7-
$3
.—
Jr.
sales
nationally
Class A
7-16
30c
U5c
Corp
(Wm.)
the
7-10
\
25C
Wrigley
national
GIVING
series
5%
6-15
1
2
7-
t$1.12%
less British income tax
County National Bank (Mass.)
(Increased-quar.)
8-
7-
-
mortgage
dend
Local customers
months
aggregated
^
Series A,
■
Authorized
6% preferred (s-a)
(Canada)
W.) & Co., Ltd. "adrs"—
(F.
in
Guide.
6-29
t40c
(quar.)
A
pence
Work
7-13
Co.,
Combing
Worcester
6-25
10c
,<
-
—.—
Ltd., class
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
Industries.
(J.)
7-10
20c
(quar.)
& Tanning-
'
7-13
'
(quar.)
7-13
to
products
7-13
1
$1.26
:
12
3Ve%
magnetic
addition
8c
Witco
the
the
company
27/8%
components field, the company acts primarily as
a
subcontractor to the military and to prime contractors in the space
field. National marketing of the company's products is done
through
manufacturers' representatives, who are paid on a straight commission
basis. At the present time the company is represented in the
Seattle,
Washington, Denver, Colore da, and Dayton, Ohio areas. Representatives
are
presently being considered for appointment, in the Los Angeles,
California, New York, New York, and Boston, Massachusetts areas. In
6
1
$1.50
—i•J.¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
In
-
Co.* (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service ■'
5% preferred (quar.)
preferred
2
First
^
^
'/...,
the company
.
the
CAPITALIZATION
its
transformers..
6-15
7811-
reactors.
the
trating
6-15
40c
(quar.;
Wisconsin Fuel & Light
5.04%
2
a
primary
7-31
7-
$1.25
(s-a)__-.
common
(quar.)
preferred
6%
«■
2
8-22
25c
(quar.)
Common
7-
$1.25
«:■
40c
Trust
Willimantic
>1-2
company,
miltary electronics system category,
is concen¬
efforts in the field of electronic countermeasures. The
military product now being produced, and marketed by the
company is a frequency shift detector. In this device
the company
produces its own power supplies, bandpass filters, phase shifters and
6-20
88-
15c
Co.
(Conn.)
inductive
and
In
7-
Baumer Candle
&
6-15
2
$1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wilcox
6-15
7-15
7-
1
of
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
.
$2,190,960.
Blvd., Dallas, Texas and has additional factory space at
9758 Forest Lane, Dallas, Texas.
The company designs, manufactures, assembles, and distributes a line
of high
fidelity amplifiers, "black boxes" for data processing equip¬
ment, and magnetic components, which include transformers, filters
6-15
$1.43%
-
Wheeling Steel
$5 preferred
6-
2
REVENUES—For
working
and
;
.
Hines
Harry
6-22
7-15
30c
—
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
—
"Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust (W. Va.)—
7%
Westmoreland,
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4% prior lien (quar.)—
7-
50c
(quar.)
A
7-16
10c
(quar.)
class
Poods,
research,
revenues
;/-•
Delaware corporation, was incorporated
on
Feb. 26, 1962. The company was organized to acquire as a sub¬
sidiary, Saturn Electronics Corp., a Texas corporation, organized on
Dec.
28, 1956. The company maintains its principal office at 10665
9-10
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telegraph
Western Utilities
Westfair
1
7-
Co.
Stamping
Union
Western
10-
15c
improvements,
BUSINESS—The
6-25
$1.25
and
capital.
6-11
2
7-16
35c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
&
7-
$1.25
Stationery,
&
preferred
5%
relocation
Payable of Rec.
Co.
preferred (quar.)
5%
Western
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
common
end
of
of
period
stock
8,319,902
I
8
149,054
8,379*524
period
194, p. 262.
'
8
197*510
154*860
087*393
*149*054
093*100
o.u^.xyy
Sperry Rand Corp.—Financing Arranged—On
June 29
was reported that this company has
made an
agreement with a group of 11 banks to provide a
1962, it
3-vear
revolving credit
up
to $230,000,000.
Sperry Rand, with main offices in New York, is a
highly diversify
company
Products include office equipment and
defense and aviation
equipment.
aviation
■
Banks
involved
in
the
credit
agreement
are:
First
National
City
,
Volume
Number
196
6173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(53)
53
.
Chase
Bank,
N.
National
Bank,
Morgan
New
York
Trust
Bank
is
Trust4 Co.,
National Bank of Detroit, First
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., Harris Trust & Savings Bank of
Chicago and Marine Midland Trust Co. of N. Y.—V. 193, p. 243.
-
'*'•
Bank
&
'
-
Suburban Electric Co.—Merger Proposed—
-
Electric
Massachusetts
See
issue.—V.
this
Co.
188,
./
at
income
quarter
the
In
income
current
$2,648,176
with
$2,193,933
—V.
195,
or
of
last
of
cents
three
cents
months
6.9
share
in
has
of
the
1962,
30,
in
BUSINESS—The
actual
with
share
a
the
11,
realized
June
The
of
quarter
of
1961.
company's
whien
of folding name
the country^s leading producer
Superior,
■»-v
recently-signed
contract for construction .of a
a
Three Months End. Mar. 31—
pool tables,'
$|,000,000. "
months
1962, lending --Ap'jrU
of"-fiscal
.
' '
*
■
;
1962
J
revenues
office
Los
,
.
1
1
.15,136,885
2,861,415
5,163,000
7,734,110
/ 683,320
Taxes—Federal income—current—
,f
,
Federal
.*
Other
;
195,
Supronics Corp.—Reports Loss for 1st Six Months—
the
six
This
28,
Feb.
ended
months
nounced.
'loss of $13,211,
a
1962,
'
for
share,
'
the
In
period
same
Lester
earnings
1961.
of
to' net
compares
$0,03
or
income—net
deferred
/
»
4,777,800
702,318
completed
Net
operating
revenues-,
Interest
and
Interest
charged
other
^__
33,561.370
12,064,182
_
charges
to
income
Balance
.
Shares
share,, tot
per,
-
—V.
195,
10,994,134
3,848,439
2,683,164
and
'
earnings.
'1,118,417
401.537
:
,
,
.
—V.
Swift
Homes, Inc.—Earnings
Homes,
:
10,134,140
8,712,507
696,590
9,437,550
696,589
—
stock-'—
common
•*
"
stock outstanding at end of period
com.
share
per
195,
8,015,918
$2.60
and
additional
fiscal
Mason
of
share
per
coming
V"1'
p.
by: Hornblower
2306.
share
record
Analysts
of
that
the
fact
that
the
first
nine
these
for
estimates
company's
Voi-Shan
months
of
record
the
based
are
divisions
six
reported
and
the
on
Mr.
fiscal
Ira
H.
he
future.
sales
and
cited
and
upturn
the
he
the
Phelps
said
the
company
us
in
home
the
con¬
Is
industry
an
leaser
in
increase
in
sale of
company's
the
sales'outlets
-new
homes
other
as
factors
792.
p.
The
in
Texas Eastern Transmission Cor p.-^Partial
was
Purchase
Redempt'n
The .corporation! has.v
and
present
:
/•
.
addition,
acquisition
ment
'
'
Voi-Shan
and
~'
'
""
'*
"
will
bfe
used
•
jto* retire Nemaha's
Reed, ; President
of
interests
Wilshire
of
ten
^
out- +
and
producing
is
recently
a
field, Jefferson County,
natural
feet
states.
in
which
of
one
Amelia
of
In
day
per
gas
Nemaha
gas.
addi ion
Stock
stated.—V.
the
the
Ltd.
Exchanges.
will
American
195,
be
and
of
parent
Petroleums
applications
on
reorganization
become
Brltalta
ment
'
oi
oil
and
completed
Texas,
plus
25
also
these
to
When
made
oil
and
which
of
barrels
mineral
owns
gas
prop¬
and
Wilshire,
company.
listed on the American
reorganization
list
Wilshire
Stock
under
listed
is
the
to
Toronto
Brltalta
and
stock
Oil
Exchanges,
becomes
Co.
the
ef¬
common
announce¬
2306.
p.
Work Wear Corp.—Revenues
Operating
March
for
of
related
the
of
the
line and
saidvaiThe.. AVM
^.being .used-«by
a
Airborne
by
AVM
allow
J.
W.
systems
Finch,
equipment
us
to offer
equipment
majority
of
now
the
by
a
Monitoring line
from
Consolidated
President
of
Wavelabs
will
more
complete
manufactured
world's
by
airlines.
$5,293,827,
period last year,
developing.'Of both laboratory
and
industrial
this
acquisition.—V.
135,. p.
A.
the
first
36%
ended
quarter
the
over
Rosenthal,
$3,894,777
President,
said
goods
reported
and
that
sales
from
revenues
both
of
its.
the
laundry
company's
operations
over
were
cur¬
manu-
were
,
up
enabling the company to maintain not profit at last year's
level despite a number of increased expenses. He also said that volume
thus
our
equipment.
working
for
increase of
Lcighton
the
Rosenthal
factored
far
in
the
quarter
last
for
series, Mr. Finch
CSC is
currently
-/
analytical
an
sharply,
Wavelabs.
he
was; looking forward
to a close
in, the/development-'of other-items in
Up 36%, Net Higher—
company
shareholders.
to
profit for
entire
*
the
Revenues
second
year,
from
Work
to $2,453,765: for
s
/
507.24X1
for
and
quarter
"we
running well ahead of the second
hopeful of sales-and profit progress
was
are
year."
the
Wear
laundry and
the first quarter.,
comparable ntiiree
an
rental
factored
goods
the $2,387,536
„
during
for the
opeiTitions'aiiounted^
increase^cf -63% rover
months
last
'
~
the
the
to
thrqe months amounted to $288,229, slightly
the
1961 first quarter/figure
of $285,342. Earnings per share
28 cents, even with lf(st year's on the basis of
1,020,604 shares
rently outstanding.
of equip¬
Systems
complement
like
of
revenues
rose
report
a
Net
Mr.
Vibration
Instrumentation
announced
31
the
in
.
~
other
stock
•
*"
will
Nebraska,
feet
cubic
announced
Toronto
fective,
operates Pheoll Manufacturing Co. of
distributor of industrial fasteners for
called for*redemption- on Aug. T,vi932.-through
Wavelabs,", located in San Diego,^ is a ccompany comprised of scientists
_oper.ati.op. of the sinking fund. $562,000-.-of i4ts- >5//?. %- 'debentures, .due>
and engineers'with many years of experience in" the instrumentation
Dec.;:1, 19.76:'.at ''10P%f:';plus aocrued ' interest f•Payment tailT,6e mad^^iie3d. It\'works■'•"■closely Dvith • universities and research laboratories in
,i
~
which
working
the
million
Wilshire
Presently,
Minneapnlis-based
past 35 years.—V. 195, p. 1708.
Corp.
builder-dealers
to
favorable
/•:; the .company's sales and profits outlook.—-V.' 195,
-
which
of five
each
in
previously
Wavelabs, Inc.—Acquisition—
national
authorities
who
predict
a
building in the future,
Mr.
Gordon
also-
>
In
Minnesota,
Is most optimistic about
steps
taken in fiscal
untold potentials both in
many
offer
.-.7
accelerating
the
that
of
ahead
years
agreement/with
Expressing
sizable
noted
"Because
"the
earnings."
said,
)
.
and
''
President,
Gordon,
Homes'
1962,"
•
erties, Wilshire will acquire Nemaha's other assets consisting principally
of a drilling rig
and related equipment, as well as field inventories.
The Wilshire purchase,
which is subject to approval by Nemaha's
stockholders, Is scheduled to be closed cn July 2, 1962, prior to the
year.
current
In
cubic
several
of
dustry.
Swift
Exchange/ had been
Weeks, Newv York - City.
*
■
and
well
74,000,000
per
divisions
76
share.>
a
&
Robert -L,
varying
rights
subsidiaries,
$1.93 per
earnings
cents
92
owns
distillate
President^ of VoirShan, told the Los Angeles Society
to
tax
a
$100,000
loans,
distillate
company recently increased its regular quarterly cash dividend
from
15 cents per
share to 20 cents per share, payable Aug. 15 to
shareholders of record Aug. 1.
outstanding
average
bank
wells in Texas
tested
The
Down for Year—
equivalent to
$820,987,
was
shares, -the
June 29,
Texas—Proposed Acquisition—
announced.
gas
Anticipated
year.
improvement
the
and
anticipates
Earns.
share.
income
1,083,333
of
sum
Nemaha
earnings
of between
$2.50
and
on 623,450 shares lor the fiscal year ending June 30,
gains of about 10%
in sales
and
earnings for the
Phelps,
Financial
tinuing
leader in the manufactured home Industry, re¬
for the fiscal year ended March 31,
1962,
compared to $11,209,516 the previous year.
a
the
standing
Britalta,
$0.54
"
Industries, Inc.—Record
company
.
revenues
$8,445,535
None
Co.,
plus
'
14,910,000
$0.63
cents a share, based on
during the year, including
benefit
of
$268,000 equivalent to
approximately 25 cents a
In fiscal 1961, net Income as reported was $984,443, equivalent
that
Net
.'
Oil
and subsidiaries: D-M-E Corp.,
manufacturing die mold bases
accessories
for
the
plastics industry;
Michigan Magnetics, Inc.,
designing and manufacturing magnetic tape recorder heads; Voi-Shan
Manufacturing Co., exotic-metal fasteners for missile, satellite and
aircraft construction/ Tubing Seal Cap Co.,
one-piece, seamless door
knobs for lockset manufacturers, and Short Run
Stamping Co., Inc.,
which provides small-lot production of specialized metal parts to in¬
ported
totalled
Outstanding
" 375 000shs.
75,000 shs.
company, the U. S. operating subsidiary of Brltalta Petroleums
has entered into an agreement to acquire- the assets of Nemaha
Dallas, In exchange for 112,130 capital shares of Eritalta
Ltd.,
*
14,910,000
outstanding—.,—_____
2255.
p.
Voi-Shan
The
.
Swift
1,925,000 shs.
Co.—Exchange Distribution—On
gas
'!
-
1:
.
—
"
/• ' "
"Because
of our commitment to a very large amount
of World's
'Fair work, we have been reluctant to make any sizable new -contracts.
We are confident that as soon as the World's Pair starting date has
been firmed up,
the present temporary situation will be alleviated.".,
' —V.
194, p. 2273.
; "'
■' 'V..,;
•
'
' ■/ /
.
for
—
—
a
,
Authorized
__—
Wilshire Oil Co. of
.
construction—
dividends
of
Earnings
?
.
West
This
Net
Kaufman, president an-$114,501, or $0.35.-per
-
5221
FINANCING
the floor of the New York Stock
on
3,527,052
36,290,723
drop in net sales from $2,841,217 for "the six-1
month period in 1961 to $1,651,451 in 1962.
': •
' * "
v"
».,
Mr."' Kaufman stated," "Tne pnasing out of present work on the
Titan I missile program, coupled with the delay in the start of our
work on the World's Fair, has resulted in a contraction of both saies
deficit reflects
at
PRESENT
1962, it was reported that exchange ' distributions of
30$00 shares of this company's common stock and 5,000
shares of .General Steel
Industries, Inc. common stock,
6,556,700"
—-3,786,346
_________
:
'
The
related
and
1206.
p.
White Motor
16,014,689
-2,908,658
Preferred
showed
April
on
manufacture,
located
are
TO
;
par)
par)
(25c
*
corporation
the
fixtures
•
stock ,<25c
stock
'
t
"Depreciation
•
,
ThO
plant
Calif.
,
A
B
—V.
Maintenance
-
,
W./'
and
Angeles,
GIVING ' EFFECT
Class
:
19S1
Operation —C.—1
>
-
'
California
In
electrical
$48*354,905 $44,555,504
Operating Expenses and Taxes:
sales'for.-
30„ < at. $1,909,746,'
?.f a record Mgh. ht the firm's .14'-• year-old
history; This compares With
$1,726,942" tor the corresponding period- in 1961, to.
J
'•>.) Betores-taxtes; earnings for,the. first six-months amounted to $216,943.
Net earnings were $169,642,-- and earnings per share were
22 cents.
Comparable, figures - for -1961", * prior, .ta "the. coippany.'stransitjon to
public ownership, were $156,195 before taxes and net income was
$80,473»'.:'-' '
,•V/-.
j.■ \:'*C
rAccording to Melvin. ZimmerSi President, the sales .increase: Is a
./ reflection'of-the "/growing^; popularity of- pool plAying. as a wholesome
family sport for home recreation." He predicted that 1962 should be
the company'sV'tnost profitable year yet."—-V. 194, p. 2598.
-•
first"si*
the
-
Operating
new,>
plant and executive^offices-in .West Haven, Conn./reported
•
\
in
engaging
and
'
.
'
of
purpose
lighting
main
Boulevard,
Class
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Earnings—
Superior Industries Corp.r—Record Sales, Profits—
;
of
Incorporated
was
principal
CAPITALIZATION
2199.
p.
company
the
distribution
Jefferson
compared
590.
p.
and
items.
profits
securities,
for
1946,
sale
cor¬
informed.
were
company also
share on the sale
a
compared
cents
the
cents
ending June
share,
a
or
stockholders
year,
v
a
15.6
or
6.6
$973,935
>.
quarter
18.8
or
the
for
$930,000,
investment
responding
„
'
/
<:
estimated
net
'''-
•
investment
Net
Guaranty
Trust
Co.
of
Co.,
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
Manhattan
Chemical
Y.,
Mellon
t^ie
SI,/"*
yeai'." Sales" of lmanu- t
the
quarter totalled- $2,840,062,
first quarter of 1961.
up
19%
."over'
1
-
-
Mr.
Rosenthal' explained
that -the - company- had changed its ac«
counting- procedures to spread the -cost of garments put;-,-Into-service
rmore
eveply throughout the course of the year.—V. 195, p. 1970.
,
addition
*.
2593.
•.J.V?***8
White Lighting Co.—Class A' Stock Offered—Pursu?
4, Ybungstown Sheet & Tube Co.
proposed Research
a''22, L962 offering circular Costello, Russotto
/Center—
Trans-Air' System, Ine.* -Quarterly Report— - /rv» «& "Co., Beverly Hills, Calif., offered publicly
,/:A: multi-million dollar research 'center soon
75,o6o
will
be' built
by the
Period Ended;March 314-? j.
company on a 30-acre site just east of the company's general office
4^v-^. i96i. (i v:;:.shares of this firm's class A stock, at $4.per: share. Net
building at 7655 Market St.- in Boardman, Ohio,
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205,000
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advertising
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announced
L.
Fetters,
Vice
conference.—V.
President,
192, p. 1958.
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Federal
for
$58,730.
provision
of
credit
income
due
taxes
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Uneeda Vending
Irving Trust
the
Service, Inc.—Appointment—
City, has been appointed registrar
corporation.—V. 195, p. 2642.
the
for
Corp.—To Triple Capacity—
Chemical
Carbide
.
York
New
of
Carbide
Union
Union
Co.,
stock
common
Company,
Division
a
of
Carbide
Union
will triple its present capacity to produce acrylic acid and esters
of new facilities at its Institute, West Virginia, plant.
Scheduled for completion during the third quarter of this year,
the
new production facility
will be the largest acrylate unit in the United
Corp.,
with
construction
States.
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dent,
purpose
"Is
to
of
the
expansion," said E. E. Fogle, company Presi¬
participation in the acrylate monomer
the new facility will include acrylic acid, butyl
acrylate, and 2-ethylhexyl acrylate. The unit will also
market."
Products
acrylate,
ethyl
have
Carbide's
increase
from
the
flexibility to produce developmental or commercial quantities
acrylates as new markets are developed.
Acrylates are copolymerized with other monomers to produce latexes
used
in paints. Latexes made with acrylate monomers are important
of
ether
in
v
the
V.
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195,
used
the
in
792. "
p.
lloor
of
production
also
are
and] shoe polishes
processing
of
-
important' drilling
$1,003,000 has just been
-
exploration
and
consummated
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by James R. Wendover,
exploration company.;' ,•
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Amalgamated
United
of
Australian
over
"it
was
Dallas-based
the
oil
of
Melbourne, Australia, has agreed
to expend
$850,000 in
drilling and exploration on U.iited's acreage
within the next two years. ^United has agreed to convey to Amalga¬
mated ' two-thirds of their Queensland concession and
a
divided
one-
to
acquire
five
for
500,000
and
years
stock
a
least
one
Territory
the
of
,
cost.
at
The
year
$8.55
a
since
.
then
821
35
or
cents
June
20
Net
"
totaled
drill,'free
of
the
Wales
five
and
four
and
United
acres
for
a
had
clear
least
this
107*
years
all
of
concessions
at
Australian
offsetting
at
ago,
net
a
June
on
meeting
share.
15
Remember those in need
for
cents)
common
the world.
cost
in
10,000
will
of
the
the
feet
still
gift
Northern
hole
of
on
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of
20,
June
30,
However;-the
1961
share
asset
a
share
in
value
M.
was
net
or
paid
50
cents
March 1962. After
is
.
the
but
,
value
paid
per
to
to
Del.
was
$120,362,641 or
gains dividends
capital
share of
1961
equal
reported
President,
December
and
which
$2,110,-
$4,925,249
or
adjusting for these distributions,
approximately 7%
holdings of 'cash vnnd government
$14*893,661 on June 20.
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$105,158,763,
Wilmington,
asset
in
of
Hickey,
company has
totalling $7,036,070
cents
value
asset
Wm.
stockholders in
..
below, that
and
..
of
a
year
municipal
.
ago.
obligations
.
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Every $1
package
thru
across
sends
the
one
CARE
Food Crusade, New York 16, N.Y.
owner¬
having
farmed
acreage
>;
United,
retain
plus
acreage
to
Corp.—Reports Net Value—
share,
a
(56
par
Amalgamated
.
annual
A
to
South
net
corporation
$7.47
at
of
shares
■
United
the
,
concession.
ship of 14 million
right to reacquire
Amalgamated
480,000
each
on
New
Queensland
of
allotted
$238,000.
agrees
well
and
shares
was
total
Amalgamated
at
.
N.L.
Petroleum
involving
program
by
President
half interest- in their
Northern Territory
and New South Wales con¬
cessions totaling 14,400,000 net acres. In addition to the above
drilling
commitment, United will receive $337,000 cash. United has an option
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Acrvlates
textiles.—
and
United Australian Oilf Inc.—Exploration Program—
" An
and
-
adbesives.
paper,
.
'announced
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leather,
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by .A.
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Glossbrenner,
research
and
President,, and Dr. Karl
development,
at
a
press
Out of research
Society have
supported by the American Cancer
come
Some scientists
disease will be
are
temporary arresters for leukemia.
hopeful that
a
vaccine against this
developed.
If a tiny victim can
be'kept alive for just a little bit
longer, the "insulin" for this cancer of the blood-
forming tissues
Your dollars
to cancer,
may yet
be developed.
help make this possible. Send them
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Number, 6173
Volume 196
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Due
ALABAMA '
July 1 from 1963 to 1932
on
19
CONNECTICUT
awarded to The Bank of
were
inclusive./Interest J-J. Legality America NT. &. SA., San FranCollege, state,
ap«pT<jVe dNfey^Dawson; •Nagel, ccisco, and Associates at a price .ofV w
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~ '-JShermaif'^■-Howard;'"*1:.-y^ YY- V^rl60.052, ;a net ;4ritepest;sco$tof
Bond Offering—W. A, DeCnoy,
.? ' 1.
f abdut 3.23%, as follows:
Secretary, will receive sealed, bids Yuma County; Junior College Dist.
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$40,000 5S. Due On,,,-JUly 15 from
until 9; a.m. (CST) on July 18 for
(PVCti Ypma)i Ariz;
1963 'to 1966 inclusive. V
5
the, purchase^of, $975,000 housing
Bond Offering — R
L. Odom, >
L
At
a
Aiabama
jp
a.
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Bridgeport, Conn,
aLj oikjn.
-i.
utilities service taxes certificates
.
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\rniftn„'
K<tc tKr\ nrm
_
bonds,
pose
ot
■
vu.v f reitc,- uaiTisuu,
and
"
Stranahai^ Harris & Co., at
a net interest-cost of about
.
par,
3.40%^ as fpllows:y
^^cia4ed in the offering are: $355,000 3%s. Due
to
by
approved
O'Neal & Hayes.
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Duinas/ ptCreh-a^e ,;q£$1,550,000'"schpoL;
.
Board ofatiocuJuly-l
h°n dE
Alabama/State
Ai„,
v
rr
rp
Dated July 1,
bonds.
-
B^i oiferC
W^A.
-
elusive.
,
L^croy,
,
frhrW
im/Due
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"from 1065"tor 1974 in-
1975 w 19W
■
1980 to i982 inclusive
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Gust' Rosenleld & Dlvelbess. ; - :
300,000 3%s. Due
& C«,Ll*riba* Corporahon;, Fed-
1970 to
eration Bank and Trust Company;
'
185,000 3^s. Due
1974
.
$1,500,000 traffic control bonds.
1,400,000 airport improvement
-
r
Due
Dec.
on
from
1
1964 to
1
Nov. 1 from 1964
on
to'2001'inclusive;
Basset Unified, School District,
170,000 Troy'State College dining
hall
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1961. Due
to iuol inclusive.
2001 inclusivei
•Legality
approved
O'Neal & Hayes.
vig, Cle^:
;
.
on
Athens
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Mo
r
,
-
?• ??5:. 1S52- Due
gaiity approved -by White, Bradley, Arant, All &-Rose. ;
Bond
Sale—The $890
000*
:
1963
1972
to
.
natu-
150,000 4V2S. Due
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Jiine 1 from
on
inclusive.,
-
.
.
1979 to
1992
Decatur
of),
.
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Clerk
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Arizona
frrirY^y&d
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ihgton,
bonds
N* 31'
omnEbm »
County
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1963 to
J'
receive
(EST) on
July 12 for the. purchase of $25,000,000 Florida Development
a.m.
+-
3^r
First Na-
^
,,n1.™ t?JSWtw^iVfttn1V
170,000 3.60s. Due on July
offered June
18
were
15
woodland, Calif.
?'i £>'
.
Bond Sale
—
The $243,000 city
nff_.
sion, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (EST) on July 17 for the
purchase of $14,000,000 electric
purchase of $14,000,000 electric
.
1963 to:. 1965 inclusive.
20,000.3%s.. Due on July 1, 1966.
60,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
l967.to 1969 inclusive:
80,000 3s Due pn. July,. 1 from
1970 t6.19.73 ihclusive. 1
n„«v o- p.,—$9.5 nnn diAc
Dim
Juda is frnm
$23,000 4^s. Due
from
10,003 2%s. Due on June 15, 1968
and 1969.
10,0,000 3^$. Due on July 1 from ;
:
nn
on June 15
1963 to *1967 inclusive.
,
1974 to 1978' inclusive.
.
Bank, San; Francisco, as follows:
-
water
certificates.
«row system mtr+tffeo+mr
Dated April 1, lM2. Dt.eon April:
1 from 1965 to 1992 inclusive. The
.._
+
ii TV ;
i *
are
callable. Interest
_
certificates
Cald"
A-O.Uetm
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
-
10,000 2%s. Due on June 15,1970
and 1971...
/
40,000.3s. Due on; June 15 from
O f ferihg—Gordon
.
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— *—
on
Jah.^and July^ Nesvig, . Clerk- o£, the Hoard i of
Jan^arid
July^PDST)
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-
.
T.
1977^inclusive. Supervisors', " will receive Sealed
Eiementary 'Sch."' Dist.. bids; at Los.'Angeles until 9 a.ni.
Due'
July 1
July I
July. 1,. 199s.
on
members
syndi¬
,Phelps,. Fenn & Co.,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of; the
.
La
Town Yllrk
S/S i,n/n
low
win
^receive
on -July
T-"
rmf In
on
sealed bids until R n m (EST)
8 p.m.
wvJj*
nnn
^
rw
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Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
1964
1991
to
1
University
of
inclusive.
In-
South Florida,
Board of Control,
Fla.
Certificate Offering—W. M. Cor-
ley< Jr-'^
sealed
On
bids
July
18
Stevenson
&
Co.,
Bramhall, Fallon
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc., tr„Q® ir.Qv]ri_ o. 'cv.
Gregory & Sons, Hirscb &
Tnhn-
^
LemAn
&
Trinn & Co.
Co
STtYr Tnthl» i H L D^v'
Tuckelr^' Anthony" &"Rr£L.'*Day'
?h *■mSk & a WU &
—
- -Chris{ensen,
Inc., Field, Blchards
r<n
«_
iri/innriAa
s.
& Co., Cooley & Co., Eldredge &
c0<t Freeman & Co., Newman^
& Co., Inc., Pierce, Car-'
rison, Wulbem, Inc., RaffensperBrown
,re.r, Fla. Stern,
Hu^es At »., f,
Inc.,
Junfa, Colo.
of
—^
Bacon,
SheIby Cullom Davis & Co., J. A.
Overton & Co.; Rowles, Wmston
n
p.
until
11
a.m.
for the pur-
QaiinHArQ
^ Saa"dfrs'
Stubbs,
Watkins
Stiver*
,
&
lvfY
&
Co
Lombardo,
Inc., Talmage & Co., Allan Blair
«
n
Tn-tnaa+m^rvt Co
Tnr& Co., Crane Investment Co., Inc.,
Ginther & Co- Harrington & Co.
^l±?^f^fePpr0Ved by S
Chapman and Cutler.
COLORADO
Bond Offering—B.- G., Johnson,
3 fOr Uhe pur$320,000 Desert - View Cify Clerk, Will receive sealed
Highlands Water system, jmptoyc^; hida until 6 ji,m. (MST) _on July
-
on
Agee & Leach, Arnold & Derbes,
Por
rwtodne
from
.
I from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.' chase
on :
are:
pajne
Sweetwat
,
$1,200,000 .High Sch; Dlsl Nor,207 ;
4
bonds.
Other
& Co., Inc.,
& Co., Geo. B.
w
n
bonds
July 1 from "were sold- to the .Wells Fargo, and
-
.900,000
Due
from 1989 to 1991 inclusive.
Baxter &
Utility,
July 17 for the purchase of $170,r
Dtie^n
Due
3.60s.
ss&tsgiss-ss;
H. Morton & Co., Paribas
as-saa •»»
from 1980 to 1982 Inclusive.
of America
.
—
bonds.
on July 1 from
inclusive.
from 1980 toI988 inclusive.
,
a m.
I from 1964 to
3%s.
4,695,000
cate
M« B M.-
.
;
1973
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
ViJ
inclusive,
v|»Wy a^PPr.°y^.c^ .W.
110,000 3V2S. Due on July 15 from Freeman, Riv-hardson & Watsgn.
PrIce °I l°°-032, a net interest
V Bond
3.52%, as
285,000 3%s. Due on July 1,1974.
2,005,000 3.60s. Due on July 1
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 11
1973 to 1975
''
$400,000 library-
$60,000.6s:;.Due on:
Offering .— The" County
will * receive sealed bids
11
$2,085,000 4s. Due
Offering —T. W. Wither-
; '• 1972 to 1976 inclusive. 80,000 3 ^s.;. DUe July 1 from ;
(MST) on July 23
1979 to 1982. inclusive.
'
,70,000 31/4S..Due on June 1 from
for the, purchaee-of $2,100,000 uhr
»■ '
1977 to -1982' inclusive.
limited1 tax-; school. bonds as tfol- \; Los Angeles County Waterworks j,90,000:3y2s. Due on June 1 from
lows:\
Y'YW '^yruyiDis&ictNo>3*,OM^
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;
'•1983 to 1988 inclusive.
1983 to 1988 inclusive.
until
about
of
cost
interest
V-" t' .Tir"'
Bond Sale—The
"■*
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interest
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
.'$35,,000 5s. Due on July 15 from
tA iQR^ :
1964 to 19.70 inqlusive.
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New
Florida Development Commission
Sale—The $380,000 school
Covina, Calif.
■;
Maricopa County,Mesa-School Heights), >■
V. ■/'-
Co.,
follows:
Ybonds'were sold to The Security
inclusive.; Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at' the
Treasurer's office'. '
Dists. (R. O. Chandler.
Bond
fered June 27 were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
\ Kalsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Shields & Co.,
Principal
1962.
Trust
Watson.
00?- school
^
—
^
1,
Guaranty
gan
cost of aboiit ».3302%, as f<dHows: -improvement,^'■.■ Series ■' D
ARIZONA
June
iBond Offerhig— Leslie A. An- York. Legality approved by and Equitable Securities CorporaDistrict Superintendent, Patterson, Freeman, Richardson & tion at a price of 100.002, a net
a
f
callable.
and interest payable at the Mor-
will-receive sealed bids at Santa
until
(CST) 6n July 10
for the purchase of $3915 000 refunding;water-Warrants. ' ;.; ^
Bond Sale—The $11,600,000 state
highway, Series 1962-B bonds o£-
1991. The certifi¬
1,
are
750,000 3s. Due-
1962
ajn.
cates
Dated
Warrant Offering —Joe Pettey,
Citv Clerk will receive sealed bids
10
Georgia State Highway Authority
(R. O. Atlanta), Ga.
certificates. Due
V^on
»?^t ;0f ;about -3.5997..%_ 19g. Due- opFehl. from '1965 .to
S ^9n(?nlla,as follows. ;
,v;
:v
,inc
awarded to the Bank
Ala.
GEORGIA
are
SS/i
June 1 from
inclusive.
(City
approved by Chapman and Cutler.
1990
1,780^00
on
on
Due from 1 to 14 years. Legality
deison,
+A
Gaitforma
;
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,
July 1, 1962.
as
Due
to
WoodalL
sealed
Offering — J. L. Brown, pjrst.! National Bank ; of Los Commission, University system
Ol6rk of the Board of Supervisors, Angeles, at a price of 100.03, a improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Juhe 1 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive.r
565,000.4% s. Due
^
from-1988
sewer
Dec.
on
Santa Barbara County, Calif
CantuaSchool Bist.,Fresno County,
&
$175,000 4%s. Due
1,500,000
.
'
1
Offering—-J. F.
bids^until 8 p.m^ (CST) on^July
10 for fhe purchase of $495^000
school bonds. Dated
$3,800,000
certificates.
sewer
Dec.
School District
callable. Interest J-D.
.
r
Gauntt, Imgand Stttbb^
Watkins & Lombardo, Jnc., Joint-
ofq
1963
of
inclusive. The certificates
Security First Na-
n^f
r|iL ,?gasi;. ;bonds. ;r pHerfid-v.i'ecehtiy.',
were awarded to Thornton, Mohr,
itolsB
awarded to the
lt ^urchase
.
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$45,000 school
Principal and in->nv ah0ut Tulv 23 for
terest
(F-A),.. payable
at - the
of
m
County Treasurer's office, or ; at
^
arly fiscal agpney- of the County
years.
in: New York City dr 'Chicago. ; ;; Valleys Oaks Union School District,
^
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Ventura County, Calif.
July 11 for the purchase of
$175,000. student .housing vbOnds.
Dated- May 1,1,1961.' Due on May 1
from 1^4 to 2001 Inclusive. Le-
Ala"
..
^election .J962T
1987 inclusive.
on
Boaz Gas Board
Sale—The
building improvement and equip¬
ment bonds offered June 19 were
purchase; Of
a fiV
Aof.1
"
purchase
$2,300,000
*
on
Bond
B^j^Lo^An«eLMi.at; a
July- 24 for the
the
special assessment certificates
J
{
of;thf
sphool
Cain, Jr., President, will receive
sealed bids- until,. 10, a.m. (CST)
■'•r"
.
CollegeCR~ O' Athens),
trama*'
Sqnger Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif .
,
Los Angeless.untiL9 ,^,m.j,(PDS^^Satmhgi.El^ahtary: School Dist.,
t ■«. .* A t
<
for
follows:
>
.
Bond
mission, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July li
•
and 1978.
Joint Class A
Certificate Offering — A. Clar¬
O'Neill, Clerk of the Com-
playground
•-
T' vlj' :1
by Dumas,
;
bonds.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Nov. 1 from 1964
on
Los Angeles Countyi Calif.
\
.
building
3
July 1, 1977
on
No. ISO (Re O. Soda Springs),
Idaho
Gainesville, Fla.
:
„
IDAHO
ence
park. and-
460,000
Treasurer's office. . Legality approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
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center
civic
:
bonds.
300,000 storm drain bonds.
County; 25,000 -public works yard bonds,
the
payable ' at
(F'-A)
331,000 Troy State College, dormitory bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1961; Due
540,000
bonds. Dated Aug. :1, 1962. Due
on Aug; 1 from 1953 to 1902 inelusive. 1 Principal and interest
2001' inclusive..'
;
July 1 from
on
1976 inclusive^
to
Caribou and* Bonneville Counties
FLORIDA
f
bonds
Series H
Flood Control-1954,
650,000 Livingston State College
!
dormitory
and
dining • hall
:
bonds.
Dated' Dec. 1, 1961.
,
Small & Co., Inc.
limited tax bonds asiollows:
$975,000 Alabama A. &M. College
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Zone 2, Calif> r
.
housing &. dining nail
Bond Offering—Jack Gv Blue,
Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due on'* County Clerk,'will receive sealed.
Nov; 1 from 1964 to 2001 in- bids until 10 a.m. (PDST) on July
elusive; *
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3- for the. purchase, of $450,000.
-•
inclusive.
1973
260,000 3.40s. Due
Bank, of Boston; Industrial NaBa£,k ^ ?h«dev Island;
Dempsey-Tegelei*& Co., Inc.; John
:
Vi..t
July 1 from
on
Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Company; The National Shawmut
[
: San Jose, Calif.
Secretary Will receive sealed bids
♦
-Yv CALIFORNIA
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until 9 a.m.(CST)on JuIyT8forV- 1
the purchase of $2,126,000 bonds Alameda County Flood Control and be received on or about Sept. 12
as follows: •
;
^
v: >•: *
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y
Water Conservation District r y* for the purchase of $4,400,000 un-
•:
July 1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
C. J. Devine & Co.; Wertheim
V
>1'.
,
on
'
ln5us"ve.
22,000 3.40s: Dlie'on July 15 from
Legality,: approved- by
vTtMOuni,
lnc"' Robinson-Humphry Co., Inc
w^c
pa
rl&S£
due.July l, 1962 ,to
.
1,
Legality
Fla. '■
Cwttfle** Sale—I]&e ¥1,100,009
,
-
.
.
and
Winter Haven,
ParkT
&
Ryan, Inc., Jf. Lee Peeler & Co.,
Inc., Powell, Kistler & Co., Her¬
bert J. Sims & Co., Inc., Town-
^d&C0.;andWo«ileock,W
t,
'
French
Inc.
*T> Fncke & irencn, inc.
Rjma- County'School District No* 1 • terest (J-J) payable at the County Due-on July 1 from 1963 to 1985 chase of $2,430,000 dormitory and
ILLINOIS
(R. Or Tucson),
V.ArUi^..,-^ \vTreasurer's- office,,Los Angeles... iiiclusive^The bonds are callable, .student. service building certifi: Bond .Offerlng-rrElsa B. Hanna,
'
-s., - i--: v"-Principal.and interest (J-J) pay- cates. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
AU*n* Grove Road District, III.
Clerk* of the Board .of Supervisors; '"«> Orinda* Union SchoolDistrict,
-table -at vthe Colorado Bank& • Julyl from 1964to2001 inclusive.
Bond Sale — The $60,000 road
will receiv&sealed bids on July 16*
Contra Copta. County, Calif.- . • T^ust^Goy La Junta/Legality ap- Interest J-J. -Legality approved bonds offered May 8were awarded
fop th^' purchase,., of $3^782,000 " BondwSaie-^The$193,000school; .proved*by-"Dawson, Nagel," Sher- byv Patterson,"Freeman, Richard--to the Vieth, Duncan & ,Wood,
schck)l.bohdss Dated July l, 1962. Series E;nnd p bonds offered June-map & Howard. ^ son & .Watson^ ;Y
Inc. as 4s.
.
.
,
...
,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Offering—Ilion
\
K'j}.;.
bonds,
K
i.
$500,000
*1
K
1965
Due
bonds.
inclusive.
&
ler.
■
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"230,000
Lake
bonds. Dated July
Due on Jan. 1 from
1965 to 1980 inclusive.
&
iV
ly,
Cook
Cutler.
C.
23/4s, at
interest
Oakland
v
the
to
Northern
of
about
a
2.62%.
City College (P.
City), Ind.
Offering
Wendell
—
P.
Secretary - Business.
Man¬
will receive sealed bids until Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CDST)
on July 12
(CDST) on July 17 for the
for the purchase of $350,000 dor¬
purchase of $1,825,000 school site
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due mitory and dining hall series-1961
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
on
April 1 from 1963 to 1980 in¬
on April 1
from 1964 to 2001 in¬
clusive.
Interest
A-O.
Legality
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
proved. by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Havana, III.
Miller.
Sale—The $267,000
bonds
Iroquois
No.
;
70
Bend
'
County School District
(P. O. Watseka), III.
Clerk
the
will
receive
p.m.
Board
Atlantic
(CDST)
bids
sealed
July
on
until
8
Due
Interest
J-D.
Legality
5
The
—
fered "June
$350,000
22
were*
and the
)"
■
Columbian
Corp.
White-Phillips Co., jointly.
f
i.
'1963
will
of
the
Board
receive
sealed
of
until
10
(CDST) on July 13 for; the
purchase of $45,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved
v
from
1
by
1963
J-D.
Charles
to
will
1981
Legality
1974
awarded
were
Legality
Trauer-
approved
sealed
by
i
works
"I'
bonds
I:
awarded
>■
Corp.
offered
to
June
the
3V2S, at
as
19
were
City Securities
price of 100.279,
a
'
s
i
Bond
Sale
station
June
)
*
The
—
municipal
22
were
and 1964.
420,000 3s.
Bond
\
r
' " "
•
"*•'
$13,000 fire
bonds
awarded
-
-
Due
:
on
-
-
••
■
'
'
Oct.
*
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*
'y
the
Trust
Bond
Sale—The
flood
/
:
(P. O.
Greensburg), Ind.
■;/'
,
1963
V
to
1969
.
Bond
Offering — Charles NewIon, County Auditor, will receive
.
'$39,000 3V8S. Due
a'm
Sub-Road
"
to
1982
on
■
May 1 from
District No.
2
No.
4
bonds.
inclusive.
„
Franks,
sealed
Due
July 2 for the
terest J-J.
Legality approved by $125,000 school
building bonds.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
.Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind. -from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
Bond Sale—The
$8,100,000 sani¬
at
the
First
tary
sewer-1962
Hardin National
bonds
offered
June 21 were awarded to a
Bank, Elizabethtown. Legality ap¬
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart proved by Grafton, Ferguson &
& Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Fleischer.
on
interest cost
Other
cate:
&
of
Dillon
Co.;
table
Securities
Inc.;
F.
Hutton
Lee
■
^
Cox & Judell.
,•
Co.;
the
&
syndi¬
Union
Se¬
S&chs
sealed bids until 10
July
(EST) on
July 2 for the purchase of $325,-
000
school
building bonds.
June 1, 1962.
1964 to 1982
Due
on
Dated
June 1 from
.
for
,
/■■■
.
•'
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•
v
7;.*
Education, will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m; (EST) on
July 2
for .-the purchase of
$43,900 tax
anticipation notes. Dated June 15,
1962. Due „on April
15, 1963. Le¬
gality • approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip/
Lqkeview School District, Mich.
State
Offering—John C. Mackie,
Highway Conimissioner, will
receive sealed bids at
Lansing on
July 17 for the purchase of $25,-
trunk
line
;
Howard
will
Bond
highway,
Se-/
7)"
(P.
7:;-;■
O. Detroit),
7;-,
Michigan
Offering
Noetzel,
the
7
7
—
Secretary
Board
of
Sylvester A.:
and
Road
Clerk
of
Commission¬
ers, will receive sealed
11 a.m. (EST) on
7: :,-y;"717
—
bids until
July 19 for the
'
B.
re-
mouth,
-.a:m-v.(EDST)^?n
■
-/.
7;.;-7 77;-,;.-v.; >>.-
$990,000 " school bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
115,000 : sewer
bonds.
Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1970 incl.
Bangor, Maine
Offering—Ralph L. WayCity Treasurer, will re¬
'
the
purchase of $1,unlimited tax " bonds as
105,000
:/-.:'7,;
>
Dated
and
purchase of $1,750,000 Van Buren
section bonds as follows:.
7 '
July 1, 1962, Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
the
at
the
'
.
/ /
First
National
Bank
Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
on. July
11 for the purchase of
$50,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962'. Due
Principal and interest
to
tional
Dated
Aug. 1, 1962.
Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray.
Baltimore County (P. O.
Towson),
1982
sive;. '' 7
.
■
Bond
by
Sale —A
First
First
National
National
group
managed
Pitv Rank
n*w
City Bank, New
York, is offering $18,800,000 various: purpose
3y2%, 3.40%, 3y4%.
&
out
to
4%
in 2002.
1978
inclu-
series
1979
to
V;
II
bonds.
2000
inclu¬
—
1,'1962.
MINNESOTA
7
7
'i
No. 511,
Minn.
Bond Offering—Clarence Hoke-
District
bids
Clerk,
until
8
will receive
(CDST)
p.m.
July 10 for the purchase of
$330,000 school building addition
on
and
equipment bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964
to
1980
callable.
inclusive.
Interest
The
bonds
F-A.
are
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
'
7
-
on
Aug. 1 from 1963
Newton, Mass.
Sale—The
Barnum, Minn.
offered June 22
were
Bond
Sale—The $90,000 water
improvement bonds offered June
25
$900,000 bonds
awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.; and Lvons,
Hannahs & Lee,* Inc., as
2.90s, at
&
were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood, and Associates, at a
net
interest
cost
of
about
4.23%.
Becker
Independent School District
No. 726 (P. O. Becker), Minn.
Bond Offering —
Margaret D.
a
price of 100.82, a net interestKnutson, District Clerk, will re¬
cost of about 2.79%, as follows:
200,000
scbdo1 bcJn<*?*
street
improvement
bonds.
Taunton, Mass.
Note Offering—Thomas F.
Jr., City' Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
will
a.m.
Corr,
receive
(EDST)
.
sup-
Adrian Independent School District
ceive
Bond
r
to
;7;;??;';• 7;-
Dated June
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the First
National Bank, Boston.
payable at the Merchants Na-
,
re-
First
Street,
(EDST)
Boston.
t
ice G.
ceive .sealed bids clo1 the
National: Bank,
45 Milk
of
Bank, Bangor, or the
New England Merchants National Bank, Boston.
n
Barnes, Town Treasurer, will
or
1,650,000
Kenduskeag
Stream
improvement bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inelusive.
Ber
7
.7
1963
system
77" Due from
sealed
Dunstable. Mass.
Bond Offering
Merrill
Company,- Bangor,
.ply
7
ness,
by Ropes & pray\
-
payable
Due from
;7;
sive. ;
7-'- 777;,:-; '. ,7. 7f
750,000 metropolitan water
Bank, Boston. Legality approved
$3,200,000 high school bonds. Due
^on" Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
-
$1,000,000 metropolitan water sup- •
;;
Ply system Series. I bonds."
New England Merchants National
,
inclusive.
Interest and 2V2 % bonds due 1964-2002
at
Co.; W. E. .J-D. Legality approved
bySkaggs,; prices to yield from 1.85% in 1964
Gregory & Sons; Hays & Fahey.
12
follows:'
,
MARYLAND
a.m.
(EDST)
a.m.
Canton, Mass.
.
MAINE
.7
Williamsburg), Ky.
Offering — Everett Rains,
County Court Clerk, will receive
.
„
Offering
;?.0^10^
Sept. 1, 1962.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by
Foley-,
Whitley County (P. O.
Bond
Co.; Equi¬
Corp.; Blair &
Higginson Corp.;
Rothschild
&
3.16%.
Goldman,
Co.; John Nuveen
Co.,
L.
about
members
Eastman
curities
&
of
,
sealed bids c|o the New
England Merchants National Bank,
Director's Room, 28 State Street,
March 1 from 1964 to
1982.
-
and Kidder, Peabody & Co. as
SVis, at a price of 101.482, a net
;
1
ceive
Dated
Offering — Miss Cecil
City Clerk, will receive
on
.
Capen, Town Treasurer,
■
Road District No. 2:bonds,
Trust
(EST)
purchase of
:
^
Bond
inclusive/Principal and inter-
p.m.
14
.
of
-
inclusive.
bids until 7:30
Aug.
Offering—Thelma C. Hed-
.
^
v
,
120,000 Sub-Road District No. 1
Elizabethtown, Ky.
Bond
June
:
about
Shawmut
Bank,
Boston.
Legality
apnroved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
March 1 from 1964 to
on
1982
est
sealed bids
until 9 a.m.
(EST) on
July 10 for the purchase of $400,000 hospital
improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
July 1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
In¬
inclusive.
111,000 3%s. Due
1970
May 1 from
offered
;
an- 7
Wayne Oak¬
Troy, at a rate of
7-v. 77'-.-
7
District
lows:
on
notes
$150,000 tax
awarded to the
IX
Co.,
Decatur County
\
9'
Road
Bond
$150,000
ticipation
were
land
000.000
ceive
sealed bids* until
10
a.m.
Indianapolis, and control system bonds offered June
(EDST) on July 10 for the pur74 were awarded to
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Magnus & Co.
Miller,
chase of $4,850,000 bonds as fol.'■as follows:
jointly, as 2%s, at par.
'"77': 77
7.7/'./•
&
Note Sa.e—The
tol--tional
.
Corbin, Ky.
/':77 7-V;''"-7'; 7-
^ooo sYeYbonds^Dated^AuY ries
bonds.
Wayne County
(Kty'7 ^
-
fol¬
from
'
,
sealed bids until 11
A
—
s*
-
1
-
or
lund, Town Treasurer, will receive
17 for / the
purchase of $190 000
public improvement bonds as
the
7-
on
Secretary of the Parish
bitfs^u'ntil
KENTUCKY
offered
to
Offering
Brossard
Oct. 1, 1963
on
Stone.
>
elec¬
as
7
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Bond
A.
to
be
Road Districts,
Louisiana
*
1970 inclusive.
"
"
Beverly. Mass.
Bond
•
$130,000 2%s. Due
American Fletcher National Bank
».t
awarded
were
1965 to
Chesterfield, Ind.
{
lows:
net interest cost of about
3.47%. ;
a
bonds
May 1, 1962. Legality ap- 7
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
&
iClawson School District, Mich.
&
&
I^ASSACHUSETTS
Vermilion Parish
Due
refunding and improvement .Columbian Securities
Corp.
?
t
tric
duPont
Co-
Feb. 1 from
$70,000
Iola, Kansas
Sale—The $550,000
7
Bond
water
I.
Co.;
Cross
Incorporated, Johnston, Lemon &
Feb. 1, 1975
on
Francis
„
i
v
dock
.
Rockhill.
Brownshurg, Ind.
rated;
inclusive.
on
KANSAS
Sale—The $200,000
Dated
proved
<
&
R.
to
are
Note Sale—^The
$300,000 tax an¬
57,000 3.70s. .Due oifTeb/l^Om for the purchase* of
$2,'0'00;CI00'un- ticipation notes offered June 11
1980 to 1982 inclusive,
y;';.
^limited tax bonds as >fblloWsLtV '7 •Were,awards to Braun,- Bosworth
63,000 33/4s7 Due:on;Feb.^{trdm
6 Co.,
^0p,0QQ,-scbool bonds.^ v mV
Inc., at a. rate.of 1.9030%,
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
1,000,000 water bonds.
77; 7 Michigan (State of)
47,000 3y4S. Due on Feb. 1, 1936
7
'
and 1987.
Braintree, Mass.
Bond
Nichols,
Becker
to
1962
callable. Interest M-N.„
.
Eache & Co.; Roosevelt
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
price of 100.017,
a
from
1
—
1976.
and
of
Bond
..7
Nov.
71983 inclusive. The bonds
-
Feb. 1, 1973
;
INDIANA
i
1972
to
on
nicht.
I
^.7v,
;
on
Bank, or
Mercantile
Safe
■
•;7;,-7'Y '
:
7
Deposit
and 2.10%. .7.
?/•., '
;
' .'%■
.,'"T,
Trust Company; The Marine Trust \
Kelloggsville School District
Company of Western New York;
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
John C. Legg &" Company; Stein
Note Offering
Elmer Thomp¬
Bros. & Boyce; W. F.: Hutton & '
Co.; Stroud & Company Incorpo-"" son, Secretary of the Board of
group com-
30,000d3i/2S.4Due
ap¬
net interest cost of about 2.73%.
a
Company
Incorporated; White, Weld
& Co.; Kuhn, Loab & Co.; Baker,
Watts
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Feb. 1 from
on
50,000 3.60s. Due
receive
Due
7:
•.
a
17,000 3V4s. Due
inclusive.
Cownie Inc. at
Legality
&
awarded to
1964
improvement bonds offered June
21
Trust
purchase
were
1981
to
Marshalltown, Iowa
Sale—The $100,000 street
Bond
.a.m.
Due
to
Directors,
bids
1963
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney.
Ogle County School District No. 87
(P. O. Oregon), III.
Band Offering—Avis M.
Ehmen,
Clerk
<
a.m.
the
$61,OCO 3n/4s. Due
bias
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) -on
July 9 for the purchase of $115,000
community hospital bonds. Dated
July 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
awarded-to
Securities
from
office.
City 'Clerk,
'
the
1
and
Chicago; The Philadelphia National Bank; Blair & Co.
Incorpora^e(j
receive
Edith
—
Bond Offering—Don S.
county road and bridge bonds of•
Parish Scnool
sealed bids
the
Bank
73,000 water supply system bonds.
Na-
•
19
>7'J''/; 7
7
•
Idaho Falls, Iowa
'
J,
tional
Landry Parish Hospital Service
1 (P. O. Eunice), La.
Sale—The $325,000 public
improvement bonds offered June
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Jasper County (P. O. Newton), III.
Trust
'
Treasurer's
ap-'
Northern
Smith
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
School,.,
(M-N)
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Bond'Sale
11
Daigle,
St.
inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Nov.
on
The
.
(CST) on July 12
of
$1,900 000;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Stone &
school bonds. Dated Aug 1, 1962.
Webster
Securities
Corporation;
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
Equitable Securities Corporation;
inclusive.
Legality approved by
]y[erriji Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Charles & Trauernicht.
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
12 for the
Cq
Company;, Continental Illinois
nnl-„la
Shank, posed of Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Secretary of the Board of Di-7 Friedrichs & Co.; Scharff & Jones
rectors, will receive sealed bids Inc., and Arnold & Derbes, Inc.,
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 10 at par, a net interest cost of about
for the purchase of $975,000 school 3.69%, as follows:
->
A-O.
•
rjUes &
Bond
Iowa
Bond Offering
purchase of $40,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due
on
until
Community School Dist.,
*'■
Shafer,
Directors,
of
,
District No.
Offering—Warren
of
YnSpin
Bond Offering
E. O.
for
IOWA
were recently purchased by Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller as 3%s.
Birch Run. Mich.
County Highway bonds
Bond Offering —-V erne M.
and $300,000 Property Acquisition
Geiger, Village Clerk, will receive
bonds.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Among other members, of the
July 10 for the purchase of $173,-7
offering group are::-.,;7 77/7 000
bonds as follows? * i
'
' 7
Drexel & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
system
Co. Inc.;
Chemical Bank
New $100,000 - water; supply
York Trust Company; Glore* For- 7 ' .bonds. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1983
inclusive.
The
gan &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
bonds
are
callable.
Interest
l:°7 Eastman Dillon, Union Secu-
D
Secretary of
Board, will
public
funding
judgment
tl
«
p.m.
Bond
MICHIGAN
?7' 7' 7
bonds,
$500,000
Tugwell,
Treasurer,
exit
Wiggs, Secretary of the Board of
benefit
P.
x-xi>
-tct
i
St. John The Baptist Parish School
ager,
8
r
v
O.
,
rich,
+
'
{'■: Bond
Good¬
price of 100.77,
a
cost
(State of)
will
receive
sealed bids on July 25 for the purchase of $20,000,000 teachers salaries bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due over a period of .25 years.
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan.
Oakland
v
.
Offering—Paul
awarded
it-
!^°A
.7b
000 Operational
Offering—A.
State
Coi, and ContinentaLIllinois
as
net
County, New Trier Township
High School District No. 203
(P. O. Winnetha), III.
r
Bond
Louisiana
$900,000 grade
separation bonds offered June 25
Trust
inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The
National Bank & Trust Co., joint¬
Legality approved by Chapman
>v:
Bond
Y;
■
Buildings
County (P. O. Crown Point),
were
"•
-
1973
•
nnr»
/he $18,800,000 principal amount
°u,ere/ comprises $10,22nnnUn
$6,500 000 Baltimore County Met-
paving certificates. Due from 1963
Indiana
?
sewer
1962.
1,
(CST) on July 25 for the purcnase
of $220,000
Series A-1962 street'
to
Legality
orL£urle; Q2I^n
bids will be received until 6 p.m.
Inc.
On
July 2 for the purchase of
$500,000 notes. Dated July 3, 1962.
Due on Nov, 27, 1962. Principal
and interest payable at the First
National Bank, Boston/ Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
"7;
The group bid 100.0486% for the
combination of coupons, a net in¬
terest cost of 3.2982% to the issuer,
Rouge Parish
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Certificate Offering — Sealed
Co.,/Inc.;
Second
District. Securities
Allan Blair &
Co.;
First
Cleveland Corp.; Ginther & Co.;
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams
& Purcell, Inc. and Park, Ryan,
approved by Chapman & Cut■■
LOUISIANA
East Baton
The
callable.
are
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.; R. S.
Eldredge &
&
Co.;
Co.;
1962
from
on
1996
to
bonds
:
W
Series
May 1
sewerage,
>•
&
Stevenson
Dickson
follows:
as
Gibbons
B.
Bacon,
Waitera-
bel, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on July
17
for
the purchase
of $730,000
»■,
t
Geo.
III.
Chillicothe,
Bond
Monday, July 2, 1962
,
sealed
(CDST)
bids
until
8:30
p.m/
July 23 for the pur¬
$225,000 school building
bonds. Dated Aug. ly 1962. Due
on
chase
on
of
Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1992
inclusive.
bonds are callable.
Interest ;
F-Aa Legality approved
The
and
Morgan of St. Paul.
by Briggs
.Number 6173
196
Volume
-Dain
Bloomington Independent School
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.
&. Co.;
Inc.,..at-.par,
net
a
No. R-2
.
s
1976 to
.
1979
*
St.
-
:
•
on
inclusive.
on
Feb. .1- from
James, Minn.
'
;
Herman, Minn.
Bond
neapolis, at
■
were
4.07%,
30 000 4s
as
follows: •y.<- >'■
Due
ori'Jan
1977
^
.
R. W.
—
Aug. 1' from 1963 to
MISSISSIPPI
-
Dahl,
n
,
,.
.
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Bond Sale
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and
June 1,1965.
June 1,1966.
on
June 1,1967.
Sante Fe Municipal School District,
in--
New Mexico
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-
,
an
* from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
under-
NEW YORK
;
im-
^
Fidelity- Union Trust Com¬
Newark; National State
Bond Offering—Edward S.
Bank, Newark; Phelps, Fenn & SimtV*Vi^Vre<?ident^
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; John J.
Ryan & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross*11 am
pany,
r
Bond Offering-Caleb Arnestad,
City Clerk, will receive - sealed
bids until 8
M.
Adelphi College (P. O. Garden
City), New York
ter;
'
Cut Bank, Mont,
.
>
Co umbta^ Mtss.
Secretary of the Utilities Commission, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CDST) on July 10
.
Co.
Manager of
Co* inc. is Manager fl
lnc*
writing group which
MONTANA
■
Offering
on
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Saut¬
"
Bond
'
Legality apother members of the underand Ttauer- writing. group are:
1962. Due on Aug! 1 from 1965 to give. Interest (M-S).
1982. The bonds are callable. In- nicht.
Proved by Charles
:.v
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o
60,000 4.10s. Due on. Jan. 1 from terest F-A. Legality approved by
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
L : -Briggs and Morgan of St. Paul.
;
of
1962. Due
.
.
.
-
Hutchinson, Minn.
on
drain bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1974 -inclusive—Principal
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
VillageClerk, will receiveseeled
from
1
on
120,000 2.20s. Due
120,000 2.30s. Due
July 11 for the pur$213 000 - paving - and
Louis County, Hazelwood Sch. by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell, until 2 p.m. (MST) on July 10 for
the purchase of $750,000 school
Dist. No.R-1 (P.O. St. Louis), Mo.
Bond Offering—Robert C. Bond,
Bond Sale—B; J, Van Ingen &' k°nds- Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
Bond Offering—Herbert Horton,
.
^
incliurive.
1975 to
chase
on
St.
Stewartville, Minn.
•-
interest cost qf
Co, at par, -a net
about
net interest cost of
a
SaJe-^The $228,000^sani- about 2.698% .
sewer
improvement bonds
sold to the Allison-Williams
tary
(EDST>
1964^ to 1981 inclu- storm
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the St.- Louis Union
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June 1, 1963
X
-
,
on
Bond Sale-^The $100,000 street Trust Co. Legality Approved by terest (F-AJ payable at the CenBon d Offering — Belina B.
J.°nds were_ sold to Charles and Trauernicht.
tral. Jersey. Bank- & Trust-Co., Rimlrez, aerk. of the Board of
-th#*
First. '-National- Bank.
Min'
"
c
w w
the First National- Bank, Mm;
; !
: t
;
Eatontown.
Legality approved Education, will receive sealed bids
Wind¬
Owen,r Marquart,
Dorsey,
horst & West." ** '
Due
the purchase of $2,000,000 school
Jan. 1 from bonds: Dated August 1, 1962. Due
sive.
Legality approved by
J-J.
inclusive.
1983
to
1992. The bonds are callable- In¬
terest
197$.
70,000 3.80s.
Jan. 1 from 1965. to
on
2.35% as follows.
,
.
.
1962.. Due
Eatontown. N. J.
Bend Offering—Elsie A. Dema- $240,000 2%s. Due
40,000 3.40s. Due on Jan.-1 from' Secretary of the Board of Educa1972. to 1975 inclusive.v
and 1964.
'
'tion, will receive sealed bids un^ 'resf Boroueh Treasurer wTlfre30,000.3 .70S." Due on Jahi 1 frofn til 8 p.m. (CDST) on July 11 for ceive -Sealed "bids'' until 8 pjn.
120,000 2%s. Due
•
(CDST) on July. 10 for ihe pur.of $1,410,000 school, build¬
ing-1962 bonds.' Dated July
1,
chase
Bond Offerihg-~R. C. Christman,
1965-to 1971 inclusive.
Offering -—/Clifford ■! A."
Bowman> District Clerk, will 're¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
57
National Bank, Toms River. Le- .Adams & Purcell, Inc.; and Clovis
gality approved by Hawkins, Dela- National Bank, at a price of
field & Wood. '
■
100.015, a net interest cost of about
St.. Jouts County, Ferguson
Reorganized School District
(P. O. Ferguson), Mo.
,
"
Diet, No, 271 (P. o: Bloomington), interest cost of 3.73%, as follows:
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'Minnesota V
.$60,000 3.10s. Due, on Jan. 1; from
Bond
(5i)
7
f£dAiiaSs %nfec^ive
The $81,000
provement bonds offered June 5 20 for the
for the purchase of, $700,000 light were awarded to the Columbia unlimited tax
and
power
plant bonds. Dated & Citizens Bank of Columbia as $230,000 water improvement Ewing & Co.
June 1, 1962; Due on June and 3s, as follows:
bonds.
—
1961. Due on April 1 from 1964 to
,
nAn"
i
v
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Haddonheld School District, N. J. 2001 inclusive. Interest A-Q. Le1963.46' 1969 inclti- $47,000 special improvement, First
75,000 special improvement Dis;
Bond Offering—Eleanor F.Drew, gality approved by Sykes, Gallosive. The bonds are callable; InSeries bonds.
"- r-<~
A bonds. Secretary, wiir receive sealed bids way ,& Dikeman.
terest J-D. Legality approved by
34,000 special"improvement, Sec20,000 shop building bonds*
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July ,19
V,
ond Series bonds*
Albany County (P. O. Albany),
Dorsey, Owen,' Marquart, Wind¬
Dated July i, 1962. ; ; ;
^ for the purchase of $2,080,000
New York
horst & West.
/
' r
^
school district bonds. Dated Aug.
„.
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Macon/ Miss.
Eugene P.
Lake- Elniof :Minn.
........
.
:
Bond 'Sale—The $10,0.00 airport:
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Bond-Sal^lhe^l^a-^ter^onag.
:jaAe 5^^ were,.
1982 inclusive. Principal and
^provenarat/ten^:v-o^ered) ;:on avvarded -to thA Bank of Macon vu m
(EDCTV on July 11 for the
Katharine G. Haddonfield National Bank, New
™ •!"»
Jersey;. Legality
approved
by
®'
5 ^ts
«ln\~
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
.SJWMaent bonds* Drte* Aug. 1.
Dec.
'
from
1
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r»e
.
«a
.
t
r,
„
ol£er|d
,
^ ?"i
: De^ bounty Treasurer"
^JcJh seXd bS S now!
mS
Ft°"\eaf
*%*
u
*.
-V.i1?.,..!'
*
.1
,
«
Bond
-
will
Clerk,
City
rr
„
G. Kampen,
D^e^Aug3
are
Legality
ilttiSds.: 1977 inclusive.
-
^
a—'.
-
1, 1962. Due on
kug.
inclusive. The
callable. Interest F-A.
approved
by
Dorsey,
Windhorst
Marquart,
Owen,
will
building
bonds.
receive 1962. Due
pf$18?,000 schooh
Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
on
6n. 1982 inclusive. Interest M-S.
'
Bond
.
C...
July 5
Moor head, Minn.
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(tfift Artft*
'TTUa"
Da^J
1
will
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_T_
industrial
000
Paul A. Cook,
—
1963
bonds.
'-I
mm
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n
from
Due
Helena High School District, Mont.
Bond Offering^Virgil K. Janes,
1987 inclusive.
to
,
,
approved
by Briggs and Morgan of St. Paul.
F-A.
Interest
Legality
Plainview, Minn.
Offering— Eugene
Bond
The bonds
.
Sidney. Mont.
due from 1963 to
inclusive.
1982
;
Ferk,
are
Bond
Bond
Mar vis
—
The
improvement
Winona, Miss.
Offering
Sale
A.
Village Clerk, wilFreceive sealed; Waiker,
$60 000
snecial
D^triftTo Spends
offered June 18 were awarded to
local
banks at
a
.
(CST) on July 9 for the purchase 3.64%.
Bond
Sale—The^$450,000 school 0£ $1,600,000 building bonds,
building bonds offered/June 20 Dated July 1? 1962. Due on March
.
„
.
^
awarded to
of
posed
a
syndicate com-
&
Juran
.
.
_nri
—
.
County
New
Moody,
American National Bank, St. Paul;
Kahnan
&
Co.r
j
1963
from
to
1982
inclusive,
Inc-; Principal and interest (M-S)
akie
the
at
E._J. Prescott &
Morgan
pay-
Guaranty
Trust cov«f New York; or at the
Co.; and Mannheinier Egan* Inc. at option of
holder, at the Copar, a net interest cost of about lumbja National Bank of Kansas
3.88%
as
follows:
StinMcEvers &
1970 inclusive.
50,000 3.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive. :
45,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
120*000 3L80S? Due dn
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Thomson,
son,
Mag,
Fizzell.
Cj_
.
.
.
u
,
c
,
R-l, Mo.
Bond
Thp
Sale
^198 000
gen-
Bond Sale—The
Offering—Robert C. Bond,
.
$1,126,000 bonds
offered June 27 were awarded to
an &
Co.
a
as
3.45s, at
a price
of
net interest cost of about
group
price of 100.1461;
a
Regional High School'
County
(P. O. Bayville), N. J.
District of Ocean
Bond Offering
—
.
Scho°l District No. 2, N. Y.
Bond Sale
—
The $1,475,000
school bonds offered June 27—v.
195, p. 2981—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed,,,by
Halsey,
Stuart & "Co; Ind;r as :3,10s., at a
net interest price of 100.16, a net interest cost
a
of about 3.06%.
COgt 0f about 2.98%
P
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A
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Ridge field Park, Tp. Sch. Dist.,
New Jersey
rj..a.Q
ii/r
Other
members
of
syndi¬
the
cate: Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.,
,
T;|nw
^
,
Co
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until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July 10 Hartford, Argyle, Granville, Heb•
on
June x from 1963 to
1 UUJU
inclusive> principal
and in(J-D) payable at The
Ridgefield. Park Trust Co. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
19?2
terest
t-*.
3-41%.
Coey mans, New Scotland, Bethlehem and New Baltimore .Central
composed of The National
State Bank, Newark; Ira Haupt &
Co.; J. IB. Hanauer & Co., and
yan Deventer Bros., Inc., as 3s, at
a
1962. Due
.
_
Central
n
St- Lome County, Hazelwood Sch.
District No.
Jersey
The^$198,000jen^ £or the purchase of $380,000 school
era! and water bond* offered on Series_X bonds. Dated June 1,
June 20 were awarded to John J.
City. Legality approved by
$60,000 2.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965" to
^he
Rond
t
(P. O. Pater son),
Meehan, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Avalon, N. J.
,
100.45, a net interest cost of about
^oved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood.
Bond Offeri
NEW JERSEY
Corp. &s
price of 100.4099, a net
.
*
District No. 719, Minn.
a
Bond Offering—Mary E. McGee, interest cost of about 3.46%.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Brookhaven Union Free School
bids untiT8 p.m. (EDST) on July
District No. 2, N. Y.
10 for the purchase of $774,000
Bond Sale
The $1,300,9b0
general bonds. Dated Aug. .1, 1962.
or
v.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1984^■■schiool
° ®
,2^. .
inclusive. Principal and interest 195, p.- 2980 -— were- awarded, to
(F-A) payable at the National Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Bank of Palisades Park, Legality Associates, as 3.40s, at a price of
net interest cost^ Passaic
City Clerk, will receive
of about 4.45%.
(CDST) on July sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
11 for the purchase of $350,000 on
juiy 3 for the purchase of
street
improvement,
Series - B $26,000 City Hall bonds. Due from.
NEBRASKA
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on:1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Las Vegas, Nevada
July 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The $150,000 AsMISSOURI
The bonds, are callable., Interest
sessment'District No. 100-58 speJ-J. Legality approved by How¬
Kansas City School District, Mo.
cial assessment local improvement
ard, Peterson, LeFevere & Lefler
Bond Offering—Charles L. Ayl- bonds
offered
June
20
were
and Peterson & Popovich.
ward, District. Treasurer, will re- awarded to Stern Brothers & Co.,
Prior Lake Independent School
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
at a
net interest cost of about
3y2s, at
Palisades Park, N. J.
bids until 4 p.m.
i
ft.
t-.
m
m
T
l-i
& Wood.
ro„
and Fort Ann Central School
District No. 1, (P. O. Hartford),
New York
Bond Sale—The $350,000
j
Commercial
NEW MEXICO
Elizabeth DeClovis Municipal School District
school
bonds offered June 26—v. 195, p^
2981 — were awarded to Adams,
McEntee
&
CO
ahd . National
Bank
Albany,
of
jointly, as 3^4s, at a price
100.042,. a net interest cost
about 3.25%..
.
-
of
of
Secretary of :the Board of Educa- Camp; Secretary of the' Board of
No. I, New Mexico
tionj will receive-sealed bids un-i,-Education, will receive-sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
p.lU.
/
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X\J 1U1
vi.uv Pvil U UAJ
J. CJ
"VllU kJyuvvjvwv ov**vv*
y
*'"175 000 3 90s Due on Jan.* 1" fronr til -8 p.m- (CDST) on July 10 for until 8:30 p.m. (EDST) on July 12
1985 to 1988 inclusive
the purchase of $1,300,000 school for the purchase of $1,595,000 bonds Offered June 19 were
No. 11 {P. u. Vceanside), n. r.
.*
: bonds. Dated July 1,1962. Due on school bondls, Dated December 1$ awarded to a syndicate composed
Bond Offering—William Hauser,
.1
Renville, Minn,
v ;. Marcha.irom 1964 to 1982.incluT»1961.-Due on Dec. .1, from;1962 to
of the First National Bank, Dallas; President pf the Board of EducaBond SaleT^-The $200,000-nursing; sive. Interest !M«-S.. Legality :ao^" 1981a. inclusive^ Principal; and-in" .El Paso National Bank; Bbettcher-tion^iVilLreceivejsealed bids until
home 'bonds, were sold -to -J: -M; proved by Charles & Trauernicht; terest (J-D) payable at the First & Co.; Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, 11 a.m. (EDST) on July 11 for
.
1979 to
:
Janv 1 from
1984 inclusive
..
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til
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receive fray &
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Waveland, Miss.
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $46,000 street bids until 7:30 p.m.
July 24 for the purchase of $285,(MST) on
000 local improvement construe- improvement bonds offered June July 24 for the purchase of $345,tion bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. 19 were awarded to Leland Speed 000
school
construction
bonds,
Due on Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1980 Co., at a net interest cost of about Dated June 15, 1962. Interest J-D.
inclusive. The bonds are callable. 3.71%.,
-
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of
Groce,
Jack
—
Clerk,
bids
were
Bank
\
sealed bids until 10a.m.
Bond Offering
.
(F^JpaVablb
at the State
at mc oidtc
Albany. Legality apBond Offering — Elizabeth De- proved
by Sullivan, - Donovan,
Camp, District Secretary, will re- Hanrahah, McGovern & Lane.
N*w Jersey
New j*r**
1
posed of Calvin & Co.; Piper, Jaf- able at the First National Bank of: a
p. J9«0--were avmrded to
group composed of Harriman
Hopwood, and First State Palisades Park, N. J. Legal- Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lehman Broth¬
a ffrn,irv n
Mm"1
(CST) on Bank, Libby, at a net interest cost ity approved by Hawkins, Delaers, Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.^
of about 3.65%.
field & Wood.
for the purchase of $125,and New York Hanseatic
Offering
& Chancery
West,
>
Hfch Sch, bist. (P: O. Toms BiverX terest
b.0n^ °U® fr0m 1963 t0 Lincoln County, Libhy High School (EDStTo^JuIV l^for 8the pur"; J^S6>',0', "niZn \fr«« School Diit.
V. , ;District (P*Or LiZbyt Mont. ;^
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KftTlll Salf
Thfi SI 4S51 Oftft Clt»
Montgomery County Supervisor's
Boiid Sale-—The $60,000. school bon^s. Dalie'd Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
Bond Sale — The $1,453,000 site
District No. 1 (P. O. Winona),
- building bonds offened 'Jun^ 25 De6.1from l962 to 1981 inclusive.
a5
school construc:
' Mississippi
*
were awarded to a group com- Principal and interest (J-D) pay~onas oifered June 27^-
?SJ/ $233 000
1 from 1963 to 1983
borids
r
w
R. L. Woods,
—
Clerk,
seaied bids until 2 p. m.(CST)
(CDST)
the purchase, of
for
nnf^
j
Chancery,
revive sealed jui-^ 3 for the purchase of $35,000
vbids until 8 p.m.
-17
^
Bond Offering
i
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(58)
the purchase of $2,215,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
June
1
1963
from
1992
to
inclu¬
(J-D)
payable at the Franklin National
Bank of Long Island, Mineola, or
sive. Principal and interest
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the Manufacturers
Other
\
,
,
.
Jrondequoit Centred School District
No. 3, N. Y.
Sale
Bond
•
Halsey, Stuart &
Co, Inc. and associates on June 28
purchased $2,400,000 school bonds,
due serially Dec. 1, 1962 to 1981,
—
100.1519995
Associates
bonds
the
for
in
the
3s.
as
offering
are:
Incorporated; Chas. E.
&
Co.,
Incorporated;
Wood,
Struthers
&„ Co.;
Sage,
Rutty & Company, Incorporated.
Company
Weigold
Marist
College (P. O. Poughkeepsie), N.Y+
Bend
Sale—The
mitory
Bond Sale—The $299,000 general
Serial-1962- bonds
offered June 20 were awarded to
improvement
$565,000
1963
about 2.56%.
:
I,
,
f
,
Note Offering—J. E.
City
,
July 5
908,000
Dated
the
for
bond
anticipation
notes.
special
July 13, 1962. Principal and
payable at the Manufac¬
Aug.
interest
turers
Hanover
June
21
bonds
on
«
Abra¬
June
notes
to
banks and
17
trust
Bond
offered
The
companies as members of The
City of * New York Short Term
Financing Group.
;
.
Included
issue of $15
million, dated July 2, 1962, pay¬
able Oct. 18, 1962, redeemable on
or after Oct. 8, 1962, and an issue
of $30 million, dated July 5, 1962,
-payable Oct. 25, 1962, redeemable
on or after Oct.
15, 1962.
The
rate of
were
notes
1%%
an
bear
interest
at
the
and may be
redeemed
at
the
option of the
Comptroller upon notice.
Participants and allotments are:
•
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a
R
sealed
year
bids
July
on
,
until
10
for
1
.
ment
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
.
W. E. Easter-
bonds, Due
1963
ment
Commission, will receive
a.m. (EST) on
July 10 for the purchase of $145,1962. Due
on
June
The
1963
National
bonds
an
Offering—W.
E.<
J
.
1
inclusive.
&
improve-.
sewer
Due
Dec,
on
Dec;
City
(CSTl
hnnj_
QD
Julv 9 for the bur-
on
v^6,0(M)^unRmited
f
$25,000 transportation equipment
—
1982
to
.ditch
r\iat
1963
Dated
to
Co
1972
Aug.
Co
inclusive.taon
inclusive.;
1962.
1,
Co^
fij 1\v
net interest
of about 3-47%*
a
f.':
C
;
Pittsburgh County Independent
;
-
Principal ^
:
- ^
^cAoo^ Di^icf No. 14 )
(?* P- McAhster), Okla.
.
^
Bond Offering — Herbert H.
Henry, Clef k qf:: the.£aard of
^
.
Education, will receive sealed bids
M
V , .
.
I ; 1
v until 8 p.m, (CST) on July, 27 for
1 \
' -the purchase of $136,000 school
Bond Offering—T. C. Hoffman, building bonds.
V
f-.
-
,
;
OREBOH
^^^
Clackama, County Union High Sch.
Dated'Sept.
bonds.
.1, 1962.. Due
Qn.jARlU and Out..1 from.1963 to
'.
Maomee. Oft/o
.
„
1
A-O;)
:
,
Offertag-S- E. Klewer,
Vw'n
j/j,
"
'
.Bond Offering-JYiabel E. Deck-
sealed'tids
on
July
2
until
for
8
(PDST)
nm
thePpurcLe
6f
arM
eost
-for the Purchase of $25,055.26 city Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incluimprovement special assessment si ve. Principal and interest (J-J)
Sihheriand &
orice of 101 74
J?on.al.®fnk & TruS1:.
P^laT
^?]9 ne^ ln?®rest c0^*
No.
Dee. 1 from
City Clerk» will receive sealed $350,000- s c h o o 1 '. construction,
bids until noon (EDST) on July 6 bonds. Dated July 1, 1962: Due on
Stranahan''Harris
Fah'fw
Easter-
^ere awarded to. the First Na-
^
Sale^-The $725,000 school
Rvan
•
and sewer bonds offered June 18
a
from
improvement
Dempsey.
•
he
°
Dec
on
878 bonds. Due
,
Bond
&
tax
.
fniimxrc-v
\
n..
Bank/ Cleveland.
s
Bond
,
.
1
1977 inclusive.
to
Due
Elida Local School District, Ohio -.,1967 inclusive. Interest
(P. O. Raleigh)), N. C.
Bond
on
,;
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Chemical
Bank
New York
Trust Co.;
or
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Raleight. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy..
Vass
_
and interest _(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. ; Legality approved by Squire, Sanders
v
SaeS1irt,y^PDP~vd by 'Squire'
&
mpsey.
are
callable.
Chase Manhattan Bank, $9,918,000;
First National City Bank, $9,400,-
7*
,
1963
,
anSt^^) IZueX
1,
June 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
1988
Dated
„
•
^ak
f""? <*■
27,850
improve-
1972
to
bonds;
from
sealed bids until 11
bonds.
,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(J-D)
bonds
r
of
«
....
main
ernment
sewer
purchase
,
82,617.40 sanitary
ling, Secretary of the local Gov¬
000
'
(EDSt),\
p.m.
the
water
from
—
$
fnfind5.6'44 unlimited tax bonds as:^
NORTH CAROLINA
on
Dated)
—
Betty Ling,
Finance, will receive
of
..
Bond Offering
...
.
_
payable at the Milford' National
Bank,' Lovdand
branch. Legality a p p r o v e d by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams. V- ' '
Offering
Director
to
$54,639.04
Clarkton
.
.,
_
«,ft1
about 2.66%.
27
pan'(CST)
sealed bids until 7
^
terest
..
Eastlake, Ohio
awarded $45 million tax anticipa¬
tion
inclusive
receive
y
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
N. Y.
.
rsss " Sq°'"' S™a'" ' 2-Si.E
nifi.
$197,000 public
awarded
were
1962.
1
1967
Company,
New York City. Legality approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn
&
McCarthy.
Black-
T
will
; bonds. Due from 1965 to 1967
Bond Offering Anna C. Pflug... inclusive.
Due from 1963 to Welder,
Clerk of .1 the' Board i of
11,000 building bonds. Due from
Principal and in-"County Commissioners, will re-:r;r 2:1965 to 1967 inclusive. \v-V.
bonds.
assessment
Trust
clerk
-,
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
will
receive receive sealed bids until noon
(EDST) on
(EST) on July 9 for the purchase> .
purchase of $4,- of
$10,375 sidewalk improvement ^""*
Bond Sale—The
Beame
..
„.
r-jfv
—
Comptroller,
York, Buffalo as 2.70s, at a price
of 100.135, a net interest cost of
D.
...
Offering.—/Kenneth
Silverstein,
par.
ham
Delaware Ohio'*
Ueiaware, unto.
.
\
nffcrinir-J.r>iviP
Rnn#1
Education, will receive sealed bids Lincoln County Independent*Sch.
«ntil noon (EST)
July .It for >
No.,103
the purchase of $385,000 - school
•
L
k Oklahoma"
\ '
addition bonds. Dated August 1, '
Bond Offering
Ned Burleson,'
inclusive.
1967
/
'
,
<
LaForge,
_,
'
%
Rochester, N. Y.
improvement-1962
Sale—Comptroller
to
—
Fairview, Okla.
offering—Mrs Martha L- 000 water bonds. Due from 1964
bo*1® unering—ivirs, marina Xj.
ihcTindvp" " V
'f"'4 *
Clerk of the Board of .to i»/o inclusive.
v,.
_
|rom
15
.
dor¬
New York City,
^Dec
1962. Due on
15,
OKLAHOMA
»
<*
Loveland City School District, Ohio July 9 for the purchase of $150*-
Principal
Charles King & Co. and National
and interest (J-D) payable at the.
Commercial Bank & Trust Co.,
Citizens National Bank, CovingAlbany, jointly, as 2.60s, at a price ton.
Legality approved by Peck,
of 100.11, a net interest cost of
Shaffer and Williams.
Home Finance Agency as S^s, at
Note
itoonl
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
equipment bonds. 485,000 school building bonds.
—
-
offered June 26
Housing and
bonds
Snf
the
follows:
as
$310,000 school improvement and
rphnQP
ftOff
purchase of $35,000 school
heating system bonds. Dated July
*
,
Tonawanda, New York
awarded to the
were
Bond Offering — Mrs. Mary W.
Hayes, Clerk of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
.
net interest
a
cost of about 3.21%
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Incorporated; Geo. B. Gibbons &
i
.
price of 101.683,
a
*
School District, Ohio
Co.
Rensselaer,. New York
bid
underwriters
The
inclusive.
Covington Exempted Village
syndi¬
White & Co., and Tripp &
•
field & Wood...
the
of
Cross; Manufac¬
turers and Traders Trust Co., Buf¬
falo; Hayden, Stone & Co.; R. D.
Hanover Trust
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela-
members
cate: Roosevelt &
.
°
58
8c
,,net-interest cost
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on payable at the County Treasurling, Secretary Local Government °. r00": r;
;
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.; er's office.;. Legality approved
by
Commission, yrill receive sealed
V Highland Heights, Ohio
y ; Principal and; interest (J-D) pay-.; Shuler* ,Sayre, Winfree api^. RanCompany, $6,237,000; Morgan bids until 11
a.m.
(EST) on .July.
Bond Sale—The $66,000 special able, at .The;,National..Bank, of. kint:.::;,
Guaranty Trust Company, $5,- 10 for the
purchase of $146,000 assessment
bonds offered
152,000; Chemical Bank New York water
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
yune 12
Columbia Count* School District
were awarded to Magnus &
Trust
Companyji( $4,997,000; Due on June 1
Co., as -approved by Squire,, Sanders &
No s (p. Q ciatskanie) Oregon
from 1963 to 1998
Bankers Trust-Company, $3,793,37/8s, at a price of 100.678, a net Dempsey.
inclusive. The. bonds are callable.
^ , :
Bond Offering—Muriel
Wil000; Irving Trust Company,'
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
as Medina County (P. O. Medina), ; son,• District Clerk, will deceive
$2,497,000.
;
/
able at the Manufacturers Han¬
j®
'
' ,b\
;
Ohio
v
sealed bids until 8 p.m.;(PDST)
) Marine Midland Trust Company,
over
Trust Company, New York
sewfr improvement Jjonds^ - Boild Sale — The $40,600 Sewer on July 12 for the purchase of
$864,000; The Bank of New York,
15,000 :road improvement bonds. - District No. 5
City; or at the Wachovia Bank
improvement," spe- $275,000 school bonds.; Dated July
$729,000; Grace National Bank, and
Trust
cial
assessment*' bonds
'offered: 1, 1962. Due on July T from 196?
Company,
Raleigh. Independence Local School Dist.,
$270,000; Empire Trust Company,
June 21 were awarded to McDon- to 1977 inclusive. Principal and
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Ohio
•••, .'/••
$266,000;
Federation
Bank
and
Washburn & McCarthy.
aid & Co. as 31/25, at a price of interest
(J-J)
payable - at-the
Trust Company, $239,000; United
Dohnal
a net interest. cost of.'County Treasurer's office. Legality
States Trust Company, $230,000;
Winston-Salem Teachers College,
:
approved by Shuler, Sayre, WinSterling National Bank and Trust Board of Trustees (P. O. Winston- Board of Education will- receive about 3.33%,
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
Company, $185,000; Amalgamated
North Olmsted, Ohio
Salem), N. C.
■
: IrCC & Rankm'.
v ' : ; :
^ .1
on
July 9 for the purchase of
Bank,
$99,000;
Kings
County
Bond Offering—W. L. Gerlach,
Bond Offering — Rev. Kenneth
^ -'■ - 9""*
°reTrust
tax
anticipation
notes
Company,
$90,000,
and R. Williams, Secretary, will re¬ $50,000
Finance
Director,
will" receive
Bond Offering—^Joseph P. Webb,
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on May 30
Underwriters Trust Company, ceive sealed bids until 11
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)' c.l1;y Ree?rdeL wl11 receive sealed
a.m.
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive. In—
$54,000.
(EST) on July 10 for the purchase
July 10 for the purchase of bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on July
terest J-D. Legality approved by
of $150,000 college
$52,000 bus purchase bonds. Dated ? for the purchase of $38,967.15
dormitory sysOyster Bay Central School District
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
June 1
1962 Due on Dec *1 from
tem-1961
improvement 1962 bonds.
Dated
bonds.
Dated
No. 4 (P.O. Plainview), N. Y.
July 1,
1961. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to
Ironton Ohio. 1™ to WOT
Bond Sale
P«f on May IS from
The $5,270,000
2001 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Ron riOf f pr! n PThnrman
and interest
payable at the 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
school bonds offered June 27—v.
gality approved by Mitchell,
Anrthnr
National Pity Bank of Cleveland, ^ interest (M-N) payable at the
195, p. 2981—were awarded to a
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
bMs until 1 p.m.
n
on
North Olmited branch. Legality Clty treasurers office.-/Legality
seaiea bras.until 1
syndicate
headed
(LSI) on
by
Halsey,
aDDrovefj ■ bv
Sauire
Sanders
&
approved by Shuler, Sayre, WinStuart & Co., Inc., as
July 11 for the purchase of $415,3V2S, at a
NORTH DAKOTA
free and Rankin.*
I ':
000
street
price of 100.4500189, a net interest
paving,
Series
1962 v
p y*
;v;
t■.
:
cost of about 3.46%.
Forman, N. D.
special assessment bonds.. Dated
Toledo, Ohio
Kamona Heights Sanitary District,
Other members of the
Oregon
Bond Sale —The $60,000 water July 15, 1962. Due on Dec. 15 from
Bond
syndi¬
ohniit
q 9M
.
000; Manufacturers Hanover Trust
-
„
.
fnffnwi- Cest °f about; 3;79^
.
.
•
.
.
OeA^freasurer "of^■'101-233>
"I
.
..
.
...
.
'
-
'
—
^Xd
/esti
gemSHv
*?mre\ banaers &
,
.
.
.
cate: Geo. B. Gibbons &
bonds
Roosevelt
p.
Co., Inc.;
Cross, Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.,
Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co.; Francis I. duPont &
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Inc.; Dick
&
offered
2981—were
Prescott
&
Co.
Pittsford, Perinton, Mendon, Hen¬
rietta. Brighton, Penfield & Victor
Centred
School District No.
1
(P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
Bond
school
Sale
—
The
bonds offered
$1,990,000
June
27—v.
195, p. 2981—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Marine
Trust Co.
of Western
New
25—v.
Co.,-at
a
to
195,
E.
J.
net interest
to
1972
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, Ironton. Le-
—
Frederick A.
Young, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) onjuiy 10 for the purchase of $1,-
H®^d' DisStot
^
5pnV; I r,iv
Ctork
re'
wRl
J™
r
9
OHIO
Barberton, Ohio
Bids Rejected—All bids offered
June 18 for the $600,000 viaduct
on
improvement bonds
were
BondOffering — Dorothy
Nichols, Clerk of the Board of
rejected. Education, will receive sealed bids
Carey Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Jennie
Steen,
Clerk
will
of
the Board
receive
of
sealed
Education,
bids
until
1
(EST) on July 18 for the
purchase of $580,000 school build¬
ing improvement and equipment
p.m.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
1
Aug. 1, 1962.
from
1963
to
1982
Due
in¬
York, clusive. • Principal., and interest
Buffalo, as 3.10s, at a price of .(J-D)
payable
at
the
Peoples
100.333,
a
net
interest cost of Bank, Carey.
.Legality approved
about 3.06%.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Offering
i963
and interest
cost of about 4.21%.
&
Merle-Smith; Eldredge & Co.,
Inc.; Fahnestock & Co.; Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson; R. D. White &
Co.; Lebenthal & Co., and Tilney
&
June
awarded
until
(EDST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $123,000 classroom
noon
facilities
hnnds
DatcH
Anff
g
k NeW York Trust Co
pf+Zpnc ^Tict
Po
^oT toe
TaIp^
Legalitv annroved bv Peck
*
Shff'
g| S approved by Peck, Shat& Wlliiams-
1
v
rin
rin
Due
Falls
Falls.
on
Dec
1
from
1963
t.^iL
Legaltiy approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Lebanon Exempted
Village School
District. Ohio
Bond
"
to
Sale—The
offered June 21
$795,000 bonds
were
Field, Richards & Co.
awarded to
as
3%s, at
17
000
street
Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
v„mA;u
.
oungstown, Ohio
1982' inclusive PriLina? and i^
Band Offering-Philip A. Levy,
terest fJ-Dl oavable at the Fir^t Director of Finance, will receive
National Bankof Bu^n
ChLff sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
1962
terest (J"J) payable at the County
the purchase of $600,improvement
bonds,
Dated June ^ ig62< Due on Oct. 1
,
-a
c
l
1
Yamhdl County, Sheridan School
District No. 48-14-J, Ore.
Bond Offering-Edna M. Moore,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bida until 7 p m- (PST> on July 2
for the purchase of $600,000 school
bonds. Dated August 1, 1962. Due
Feb.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inPrincipal
and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
on
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin-
elusive.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the City Sinking Fund Trustee's
office. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
v
& Rankin.
v.
,
.
..
Volume
Number 6173
196
.
PENNSYLVANIA
Sale
Bond
Pa,
John A. Kramer,
—
Secretary,
sold to a group composed of
Butcher & Sherrerd, Dolphin &
Co.; Reynolds & Co. and Pening-
interest (J-J)
3s, due on Aug. 1, 1967; $10,000 3.10s, due on Aug. 1, 1968;
$10,000 3.20s, due on Aug. 1,
1969; $10,000 3.30s, due on
Aug. 1, 1970; $15,000 3.35s,
.
will
Sale
Bond
-r~
Halsey,
&'im¬
Stuart
Hup
Co. Inc. is manager of an under¬
writing group which on June 26,
purchased $14,150,000 Lease Rev¬
Doylestown Township School
Authority, Bucks County (P. O. Doylestown), Pa.
Other
-
•
writing
C.
members
of
the
"
group are:
under¬
'
~
1
1Q71
due
due
Aug
on
1978-;
Aus'
i
50,000
on
11977 and-
370s*
$45 000
1Q79
and
3%s, due
"due
1980*
on
on
and
Aig*'
•1981 and 1982.
4s.
& Co.; Goldman,?
PUERTO RICO
Co.; Glore, Forgan &•
bonds were awarded to C. G. Col-v Co.;
Kuhn,J Loeb & Co.; Blair
Puerto Rico Water Resources •
lings & Co., Inc., as 2.40s to 3.60s. & Co. Incorporated; Ira Haupt &
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Duqueshe School District, Pa.
Puerto Rico
V Bond Offering—Reges A. Ken- Corporation; Salomon Brothers &
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ney, Secretary
of the Board of Hutzler; R; W. Pressprich & Co.;,
be received by the Government
Directors,-will receive sealed bids Bear, Stearns & Co.
Hornblower
&
Until 8 p. m.(EDST) on July 16
Weeks; L. F. Development
Bank
for
Puerto
for the purchase of $100,000 school Rothschild & Co.; Dean Witter & Rico, fiscal agent for the Authorbonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Weeden ity, at its New York office, 45
July 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬ & Co. Incorporated; Paribas Cor- Wall Street, at 11 a.m„ D. S. T., on
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬ poration; R. S. Dickson & Com- Wednesday, July 11 on an issue
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry pany Incorporated; Francis I. of $22,000,000 electric revenue reduPont & Co.;
& Pohl.
Fahnestock & funding bonds of the Authority,
Bond
Sale-rpThe $245,000 school
J.
Sachs
velopmertt Bank for Puerto Rico,
^Mp^stown, Tenn. ^ , ,,,
BouA Offertog,— Charles E,?.
Smith, Town Reorder, wUl re->::
ceive sealed bide until 1:30 p.m.
,
&
c
f«r the purchase
bonds
v.
4
•
•
Bradford School District
porated.
H ^ & ^ ^
ctrtt.;CAkhu?smhLe-
County
)
(P.O. West Chester), Pa.
Falion &
of
Sale—-The $277,000 school!
bonds were awarded to C. C. Cbl- strange & Co.; DeHaven, & Town- $20,350,000.
send, Crouter & Bodine; Demplings & Co., Inc., as 3s to 3^s.
Puerto Rico Water Resources
sey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.; Dick &
East Pennsboro Township, Pa.
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Merle-Smith; A. Webster Dough¬
Bond Offering — C. David
Puerto Rico
erty & Co.; Elbins, MorrisHStokes
Brandt, Secretary of the Board of &
COi^Hirsch & Co.; Kean, Taylbr
n
'
c
_
tx*
x'
+1? J?wer °atput
Township Commissioners, will re¬ &
Co.; Secopd District Securities^The Author^y reports revenues of
ceive sealed bids until 7:3Qjp.m.
Co., Inc.-•
^4;40^^46
1962, compared
(EDST) on July 2 for the pur¬
D
'
with $3,936,774 in March of 1961,
chase of $100,000 funding and im¬
Reading, Pa.
according to Rafael V. Urrutia,
Bond Offering — Mrs. Ruth M. Executive Director of the Authorprovement bonds. Dated August 1,
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to Thompson, City Clerk, will reity which produces all electric
1972 inclusive. The bonds are call-/ ceive sealed bids until
11
a.m.
power, in Puerto Rico.
able.. Principal and interest (F-A)
(EDST) on July. 11 for the purFor the 12 months ended April
payable, at the Peoples Bank of chase of $750,000 city improve- 30, 1962, revenues of the AuthorEnola.
Legality approved by ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. ' '• 1
'
■' '
■
■ ■'
Due on Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1978
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader.
Authority,' Chester
Bond
■
•
Gains
j.
iniprtt#
•-
-
inclusive. The bonds
Fishing Creek Valley Authority,
Columbia County (P. O. Benton),
Pennsylvania
\
Bond Sale—The $352,000 school
were awarded to C. C. ,CoL-
bonds
1964 to 1972 inclusive. Interest
F-A.
RHODE ISLAND
Dated
Colleges of Rhode island,
Board of Trustees, R. I.
Kngs & Co., Inc.!
:
:
Rockland
La Salle
College (P. O.
Philadelphia), Pa.
Bpnd Sate—The $500,000 dormi-
tory-1961 bonds
were
awarded
nance
Agency
offered June 22
the Home Fi¬
to
as
3^s, at
Manheim Centred School
par.
/'-•
-
Authority
Lancaster
County (P. O. Manheim)
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $445,000 school
bonds
were
awarded to C. C. Col¬
..;
3.40s.
Co., jointly, as
&
;
.
.
P.
Company, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
jnelli, Chairmanwill receive
|?aIed ,bids' tcJ° Rhode Idand
Hospital Trust Company, 15 West-
Montgomery County, Sango Utility
Di.trict
Offertaff-Roy Burton Jr.
Bond
Offering
Hugo
—
District
Directors,
will receive sealed
bids until 8- p.m. (EDST)
11 for the purchase of
oh July
$175,000
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962.
t)ue on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
Legality approved by
BurgwhvRuffin, Perry & Pohl.
Nazareth Area School Authority
(P. O. Nazareth), Pa.
Sale—The $1,300,000
Bond
bonds
offered
awarded to
June 21
1962
were
syndicate composed
of the First Boston Corp.; Harria
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Goldman,
Sherrerd,
and Dolphin & Co., at a price of
98.09, a net interest cost of about
3.55%, as follows:
$625,000 elementary school bonds:
$135,000 23/4s, due on Jan. 1
man
Sachs & Co.; Butcher &
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
f
Jan. 1
inclusive;
and $200,000 3%s, due on Jan.
$290,000
from
3s,
1970
to
due
on
1977
1 from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
675,000 elementary school bonds
<
-
as
«oon, (EDST>
on^ly,16 for the
purchase of $520,000 Rhode Island
inefaMiTO•
Legality
^
Cladksville,
I9?? March
toterett^-O. Dated
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
sive.
will
receive
until
10
am
March 19'65 1962. Due on
1. to f997^cl^
1 from
The
bonds
are
callable.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Clarksville; or First National City
Bank, New York City. Legality
SOUTH DAKOTA
Edmunds
Secretary,
seaied bids c/o King Engineerlng
County, Rospoe
Independent School District No. 38 approved by Chapman- & Cutler.
Hrp n Rnmrn„) e
u
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(P. o. Roscoe), S. Dak.
University of Tennessee(P. O. Knoxville), Tenn.
^
Bond Offering — Berneice Margeson, School District Clerk, will
receive
sealed bids
until 8
-Bond Offering
—
A.
D.
Holt,
President of the Board of Trus-
p.m.
(CST) on July 2 for the purchase tees, will receive sealed bids unof $200,000 school building bonds, til 11 a.m. (EST) on July 24 fof
Dated August 1,1962. Due on Feb. the purchase of $900,000 building
1 from 1964 to 1979 inclusive. The bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
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Offering
—
-
Clarence
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THE"ABC,S"OF
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(4*
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.
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Perry & Pohl.
F-A.
Burgwin,
Legality
r
Ruffin,
;
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Springfield Township, Pa.
Bond Offering—Harry A. Born-
tonbaugh, Secretary of the Board
school
T.Tn
*
.
$40,000
:
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.^
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1970
2%s to
(P. O. 1407 Beers School Road,
Coraopolis), Pa.
/:
*
Bond Offering — Virginia Wal-
of
Principal
.
.
,
man,
Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
17 for the purchase of
on
;
-
July
...
$720,000
3.60s.
general obligation refunding and
general improvement bonds.
>.
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAILI
-
,f
.•
,
-m •:,
Dated August 15, 1962.1 Due on
Aug. 15 from 1963 to 1989 inclu¬
sive.
The
bonds
are
callable.
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
,
,
.
1962.
Township School District
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
9
for
the
purchase of
•
Moon Schools Union School District
*
,
j
Henderson, Secretary x>f the Board -c
of Directors, will receive sealed
lings & Co., Inc., and Kidder, Pea-
body
,
,
TP'- O. Kennerdell), Pa.
Bond
1,
Trust
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS
•
v
Aug.
and interest payable at the Irving
State
callable.
are
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at the City Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Rhoads,
able
Sinon & Reader,
d UX
300,000 general improvement
bonds. Duo on Aug. 1 from
-
East
follows?
able. Interest F-A.
-
~
as
call¬
(J-J) payable at the
City Bank, New
York City or San Juan. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
National
„.L
*
net interest cost
$22,000,000 electric, .Series 1962 Donds as follows..
bonds. Dated July/1,4962. Due on - $700,000 municipal industrial
Jan- 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
building, Series D bonds. Due
bonds' are
l^incipal' *"• inclusive. The bonds are 1982
* Aug.-1 from-1964 to
and interest
First
as
a
Offering — Rafael Pico, of about 3.56%.
"u"u
— «axaei Jricu,
President of the Government Deu
Aug. 1, 1976; $40,000
due
awarded to the First U. S.
Bond
ernment Development Bank for
Puert° Rico, 45 Wall Street New
Aug1
$150,000 indus¬
building bonds offered June
were
Corporation at
1974-S20 000 3 55sdue'
7.65,000 school bonds
Devine
Puerto Rico
wiU receive sealed bids c/o Gov-
on
3 65s
18
•
$20 000
1973"
Bond Sale—The
trial
Authority (P. O. Seat Juan),
-
Aue'l
TENNESSEE
Brownsville, Tenn.
Puerto Rico Water Resources
<U5 finn
•
due^'oJ
$15000345s
Bonds, Series I, due serially
enue
All?
nn
59
bonds are callable. Interest F-A.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Marquart, Windhorst
&
West.
ton, Colket & Co,, at a net interest cost of about 4.02%, as follows:
Nov.; 1, 1962 to 2001, inclusive.
15 from 1964 to
1972 inclusive.- The
group bid 98.01 for the bonds
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ as l%s, 6s, 3%s, 3,70s, 3.60s, 3V2s,
able at the Liberty National.Bank/
3.40s, 3.45s, 3.55s, 3.65s, 2^s and?
of Pittston. Legality.. approved by«
1/10s, setting a net interest cost'
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
of 3.48699% to the borrower.
*
ity totaled $51,390,152, against
$45,560,673 the preceding 12
months, an increase of 12.7%.
were
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P. O.
Harrisburg), Pa.
receive;
sealed'bids until 8 p.m.;(EDST);
on July 2 for the purchase of $26,O00 funding and refunding bonds..
IDated July 15, 1962.-Due on July
Borough
1,
1963 to
Saul.
,
Duryea,
from
(59)
The Government Development
Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
$285,000 school bonds: $5,000 2.85s, agent for the Puerto Rico Water
due on Aug. 1, 1966; $10,000 Resources Authority.
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Co.', and Yarnall, Biddle
3s to 3.65s.
-
July
dated
are
Jan. 1
able. Principal and
school
bonds were sold through negotia¬
tion by a group composed of C. C.
Collings & Co., Inc.; Penington,
& Co., as
on
payable at the Nazareth National
Bank & Trust Co.
Legality ap-
Sale—The $630,000
Colket &
bonds
The
1997 inclusive. The bonds are call-
O. Doylestown), Pa,
(P.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
1962. Due
Township School
Authority, Bucks Authority
Bad minster
Bond
.
In.
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
-
terest F-A.
Legality approved by
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
'
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
Turtle Creek School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — Paul D. Sax-
LETTERS AND PACKAGES I
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.nn (EDST) on July 9
for the purchase of $375,000 school
bonds. Dated August 1, 1962. Due
on
Aug. l from 1963 to 1977 in¬
clusive. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
man,
&
.
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE I
,
)
Pohl.
-AND-
Westtown-Thombury Joint School
Authority, Chester County
(P. O. West Chester), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $205,000 school
bonds
were
awarded to C. C. Col-
lings & Co., Inc., as 3s to 3Vzs.
Warminster
Township School
Authority, Bucks County,
(P. O. Warminster). Pa.
Bond Sale—The $1,050,000 bonds
,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(60)
.
.
Monday, July 2, 1962
.
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April
IJ
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L
Chemical
Due
York
New
Bank
il
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ler.
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Trust
P-®
il
1
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rf:
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A
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McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
&
100.08
Horton.
State
Fort Bend County
interest
(P. O. Richmond), Tex.
Offering—Eddleman Pol-
of
3.1912%.
Associates in the group are:
Fosdick, Financial Consult¬
ants, will receive sealed bids un¬
2 p.m.
(CST) on July 30 for
the
purchase of
$315,000 road
-
_
Bond
Offering—Lucille B.
1993 inclusive.
!|
§
members
Nuveerf
John
cate:
Other
the
of
&
syndi¬
First
National Bank,
St. Louis; McClung & Knickerbocker, Moroney,
Beissner & Co., Inc.; Coughlin &
Co., and Russ & Co.
Co.;
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Offering — Herbert
Bond
Whitney, City Manager,
ceive
bids
sealed
W.
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
•
(CST)
chase
July
on
of
the
for
10
pur¬
$1,250,000 airport, Series
members of the syndi¬
Rauscher,
Pierce
& * Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co.; Rowles,
Winston & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson
& Co.; Dominick & Dominick; G.
H.
Walker
&
Co.; McClung &
Knickerbocker; Rotan, Mosle &
Co.; Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc.; Talmage & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.; Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, Doll & Isphording, Inc., and C. N. White & Co.
cate:
Almond, Bel¬
mont, Buena Vista, Lanark, Oasis,
and Rose (Towns) Joint School
District No; 4 (P. O. Almond),
Wisconsin
*
Bond Sale—The
Mc¬
bonds
Valley Independent School
e/o the State Board of Education
cost
Salt
at
Securities
Lake
City until 11 a.m.
on July 9 for the purchase
$520,000 housing and dining1962 bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1962.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1965
to
"
at
the
t-"
Bank
of St. George;
Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
Bankers
Trust
Cutler.
and
man
X
works
as
to
of
interest
January,
5s.
and
1916
1927, Due January
15,
August, 1927, Due August 1,
of
1985
1947
1947
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
and
equipment
bonds
were
sold
to
John
Nuveen
&
.v;v
Co. and Associate at
VIRGINIA
Dated
Sinking
Fund Gold
April 1, 1927, Due April
1927
of about
Dated
Sinking
November
Twenty-Year 7%
Dated
1,
Fund Gold
Due
1926,
Sinking
February 1,
Fund
Due
1927,
Bonds
November 1,
Gold
1,
120,000
1927
October
1,
1927, Due
October 1,
group
Fenn
of
Hipotecario de Bogota)
May, 1927,
Due May
1,
of October,
1927, Due
October 1,
1947
Convertible Certificates for 3% External Sinking Fund Dollar
Bonds of the Republic of Colombia, Due October 1, 1970 f
OF
v'
EXTENSION
for Republic of Colombia, 3% External
Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds, due October 1, 1970,
may be accepted is hereby extended from July 1, 1962
to
July 1,1967.
■
coupons
The
period for exchange of Convertible Certificates
External Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds of the
Republic due October 1, 1970 in multiples of $500 prin¬
cipal amount has also been extended from January 1,
for 3 %
to
January 1,1968.
Copies of the* Offer
.
be obtained upon applica¬
tion to the
Exchange Agent, First National City Bank,
Corporate Trust Division, 2 Broadway,New York 15, N. Y.
may
AGRICULTURAL MORTGAGE BANK
Ingersoll,
receive
(CDST)
sealed
on
v ,
to
3.58%,
as
to
Winston
&
follows:
on June 15
1969 inclusive.
3.70s.
Due
Sale
2%%,
from
15
—
on
June
2V2%,
setting a
and 3%,
2.88768% net interest cost.
members
writing group
bids
July
bids
Due from
for
1
Burgett,
receive
p.m. (PDT)
purchase
purpose
of
bonds.
1982 inclusive.
'
zak,
Offering—Max
County
ceive
sealed
A.
Treasurer,
bids
Barc-
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
District
No.
bonds.
402
bonds
offered
June
22
net
a
;
•
interest
cost
of
.-"X :"V-;X; .yXt;
about
;X;<-3
Island County, South Whidbey
Consolidated School District
(P. O. Coupeville),
Washington
%
Offering—Harry A. Lang,
County Treasurer, Will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 6 for the purchase of
$45,000 school-1962 bonds. Dated
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
Bond
to
1972
King County, Renton School Dist.
No. 403 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
sealed
Treasurer,
July
pf the under¬ $900,000
will
receive
(PDST)
17 for the purchase of
school,
Series
1960-B
bids
elusive.,v-Vj.■'xA'
Aug.
until
11
1,
1962.
Principal
.
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler.
.
....O/XV. .• V-".
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Wauwd$#u, Wis.
...
r'Ai-
at
a
net
3.09%.
interest
cost
of
about
vj'
Wisconsin State
Agencies Building
Corp., Wis.
"
.
Bond
Sale—A
group
headed by
Smith, Barney & Co. is offering
$13,185,000 Educational Facilities
Building Bonds, - comprising $6,975,000 principal amount of 2%,
2V2%, 23/4%, 3%, 3Vs% and 3Y4%
serial
bonds
due
1965-1982
and
$6,210,000
principal
amount
of
3Ya% term bonds due 1992. :y>
a.m.
are:
-V O.
:
J Bond Sale—The $1,700,000 cor¬
porate purpose, Fifth Series bonds
were,
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.,
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Roberts, Shefelman, Lawrence, Gay and Moch.
County
oa
t
No. 206
1964
Due
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1977 in-
Dated
were
awarded to the Forks State Bank
at
'
The
serial bonds
are
priced to
to 3*4% and the term
priced at 100%.
The
group
was
awarded the
bonds on June 26 at a price of
99.1136, a
net
interest cost of
.
yield 2%
bonds
are
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due
Corp.;, on Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1982. The
Co., Inc.; J. C. Brad¬ bonds are callable. Principal and
ford & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the 3.3997% to the issuer.
\ - \
Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Wm. E. County Treasurer's office, Seattle.
Proceeds from issuance of the
Pollock
&
Co., Inc.;
Johnston, Legality
approved
by
Preston, bonds will be used to finance the
Lemon & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & construction of educational buildr
'
Incorporated; Stern Brothers & Ellis.
-X
ings to be leased by the Building
Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.
Corporation to The Board of Re¬
WFST VIRGINIA
Herbert J.
Sims &
Co., Inc.;
gents of State Colleges and to The
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Frid¬
Regents of the University of Wis¬
Wellsburg, W. Va.
ley & Frederking; Mullaney, Wells
Bonds Sale—The $785,000 water consin.
& Company; Barret, Fitch, North
bonds were purchase privately on
Among other members of the
& Co.; Investment Corporation of
June 12 by Bache & Co.; Blair offering group are:
'
Virginia;
Sanders
&
Company; & Co., Inc.; and
Harriman Ripley &
Woodcock, Meyer,
Co., Inc.;
C. S. Ashmun Company.
Fricke & French, Inc., at a price
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Kidder, Peaof 98.25,
Travis County (P. O. Austin),
a
net interest cost of body & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
about 4.06%, as follows:
Texas
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Bond Offering—Tom E. John¬
$60,000 3V2s. Due on June 1 from Equitable Securities Corporation'
R. W. Pressprich &
son,
County Judge, will receive
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Co.; Stone &
American
Weeden
Securities
&
,
.
-
'
(Banco Agricola Hipotecario)
By Jose Elias del Hierro
Dated, July 2, 1962.
(Cerente General)
sealed bids until 10
,
•
*
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
.-?/
Bond
.
will
1963 to
(CDST)
p.m.
the
Milwaukee County
Vancouver),
until 1:30
until
17
$713,000 corporate
(P. O. Port Angeles), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $265,000 school
3.7%.;
June
on
2.90%
Other
Treasurer,
School
$385,000 school
Rowles,
/XXXXX'1-
Logan.
on
July 10 for", the purchase of (CDST) on July 18 for the pur¬
chase of $13,645,000 unlimited tax
$825,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due from 2 bonds asyifflUoWsi^
to 15 years. Legality approved by $8,100,000 Milwaukee County Expressway bonds. Due on Aug.
Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
Starin & Ellis.
\ 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
XXX;'X
5,545,000 metropolitan sewerage,
Clallam County, Quillayute Valley
Series 1962-B
on
Tlie time within which the Offer, dated June 25,
1942, to exchange the above Bonds and the appurtenant
will
•
School District,
bid 100.0027 for coupons of
-
1963
inclusive.
Indep.
of
revenue
bonds,
each
maturing July 1, 1963 to 1982, in¬
clusive, consisting of $5,000,000
University of Texas, arid $5,000,000
Agricultural and Mechanical Col¬
lege of Texas bonds. The group
and
NOTICE
1997
to
issues
1947
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
"•
Sept. 1 from
28 submitted the best bid for two
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
1984.
and F. S. Smithers & Co.
Mortgage Bank of Bogota
(Banco
County
1982.
on
&
County (P. O.
sealed
University, Texas
An underwriting
jointly managed by Phelps,
& Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.,
Bond
1947
'
Washington
Sept. 1, 1981
Texas
1947
Twenty-Year 61/£% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of 1927
Duled
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
Bond Offering—Eva K.
from 1988 to 1992 inclusive.
of
City
Camas School District No. 117
/
from
3^s. Due on June 15
from 1970 to 1987 inclusive.
1926
1946
Bonds
February
of
net interest
Marshfield, Wis.
Na¬ ;
Merchants
and
WASHINGTON
from
225,000
(Bunco Hipotecario de Colombia)
7%
on
$40,000 3s. Due
Mortgage Bank of Colombia
Twenty-Year
1
Co., and the Hamilton Securities
Co., jointly, at a net interest cost
of
a
1
3.17%."
Bond Offering—E. M.
sealed
house bonds offered June 19 were
awarded
Bonds
First
a
Texas
1963
v?
Sept.
on Sept. 1
1980 inclusive.
11
1, 1947
of about
cost
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
(Banco de Colombia)
1,
building
Legality approved by Wood, King,
3.74%,
Due
to
Texarkana
April, 1928, Due April 15, 1948
April
(City), Schleswig, Eaton, New
Holstein, Rhine and Herman
(Towns) Joint School 'District' *
No. 1 (P. O. Kiel), Wis.
Dawson
Co.,
100.023,
about
on
1975
500,000 3.70s. Due
Bank of Colombia
Twenty-Year 7%
Due
to
4s.
and
Guaranteed Twenty-Year 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
of
of
cost
&
15,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1, 1983
Guaranteed Twenty-Year 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
of
price
a
10,000 3.60s. Due
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
the
& Co., Inc.,
follows:
30,000
Guaranteed Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
at
Rotan, Mosle
at
1963
(Banco Agricola Hipotecario)
April 1,
dated
are
Local Debt,
Clark
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
Due
bonds
Menasha, Wis.
•
$625,000 water¬ tional
Bank, Richmond; or Chase
Bond Offering—Harry H.
Kind,
and sewer system 1962 Manhattan
Bank, New York City. City
Comptroller,
will, receive
offered
June
19
were
1976
1926,
interest
net
a
,
Colombian Mortgage Bank Bonds
of
at
3.6%.
Kiel
2002
are callable.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
Co.,
about
1962. JDue on April 1 from 1963 to;
1982 inclusive.
inclusive,; The bonds
or
of
The
(MST)
of
Bond Sale—The
$70,000
Issue
were
■
Richardson, Tex.
net
Guaranteed
21
July
17 for the
purchase of $700,000
Richmond until noon
schqol Series-1962 bonds. Dated
District (P. O. Montague), Tex.
(EDST) on July 19 for the pur¬
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
of
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school chase
$500,000 school bonds, 1963 to 1982
inclusive. Interest
bonds were awarded to Walker, Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 J-J.
Legality approved by Chap¬
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
Austin & Waggener.
man and Cutler.
; V
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Prairie
jointly,
To the Holders of
$150,000 school
June
awarded to the Channer Newman1
Offering—Eddleman Pol¬
Montgomery County
Fosdick, Financial Consult¬
(P. O. Christiansburg), Va.
ants, will receive sealed bids until "X Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 31 for the
nett, Secretary, will receive sealed
purchase of $400,000 school bonds. bids
c/o
State
Commission
on
awarded
Offer)
offered
lok &
and R. A. Underwood
not an
/
(Village),
Bond
bonds
(This Announcement is
1 from
Donald, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
.
from 1983 to 1992 inclusive.
June
on
1997 inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Almond
'
College
(P. O. St. George), Utah
Due
til
1986 to
Gibson,
by
Dixie Junior
■,
lok &
1
,
•.
serially from 1963 to 1992 incl.
Bond
400,000 4s. Due
UTAH
5%,
cost
The
Spence & Gibson.
4%,' 31/4%, 3V2%
1110% coupons, setting a net
and
inclusive.
approved
*1"
for
1975
Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, Austin.
Legality
Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
of
New
York; Mellon National
headed by White, Weld & Co., at
Bank and Trust Company; First
bonds.X\.i
a
price of 100.036, a net interest
Southwest
Company;
Republic
Houston, Tex.
cost of about 3.64% as follows:
National Bank
of
Dallas;1 J. C.
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 air¬
$205,000 5s. Due on, Jan. 1 from
Bradford & Co.; Robert Winthrop
1963 to
1969 inclusive.
V
5 port system, Series 1962 bonds of¬ &'
Co.;
Fridley
& Frederking;
fered June 27 werevawarded by
325,000 33/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Dittmar & Company, Inc.; Stern,5
a
syndicate headed by Phelps, Lauer &
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
Co.; Lyons, Hannahs &
Fenn & Co., at par, a net interest
365,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Lee, Inc.
'A'dr-A
cost of about 4.13%, as follows:
1978 to 1984 inclusive.
Lamar Consolidated Independent
Due on July 1
120,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1, 1985 $1,000,000 4%s»
School District (P. O. Rosenberg),
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
and 1986.
A;f(
Texas
..; '
3,000,000 4.10s.
Due on July 1
385,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Other
\f?
i
-
to
callable.
are
.
.1
H
New
Legality approved by
City.
>
Arlington Independent School
District, Tex.
Bond S a 1 e
The $1,900,000
school house, Series 1962 bonds
offered June 26—v. 195, p. 2983-—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
1987 to
H
f,r
City
June 26
on
1963
bonds
interest
Bank of New York and associates
Manhattan Bank,
Chase
the
TEXAS
from
Texas
Sale—First National
purchased $12,500,000
Schoolhouse (Bonds,' Series
1962,
due Jan. 10, 1963 to 1992, inclu¬
sive. The underwriting group bid
York
-,":-
w
'
Independent School Dist.,
)
Bond
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Corpus
Christi State National Bank; or
—
V >
Houston
Dated July 15, 1962.
July 15 from 1963 to 1972
on
inclusive.
Co., New York City; or Hamilton
National Bank, Knoxville. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
5?'
n.
are
bonds.
1962
to 1979 inclu¬
callable. Prin¬
1963
cipal and interest payable at the
■V
■•,
from
1
sive. The bonds
(CST) on
July 2 for the purchase of $400,000
county courthouse and jail bonds.
a.m.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
125,000 33/4s. Due
1969 to
200,000 3%s. Due
1977
/
to
on
June 1 from
1976 inclusive.
1985
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Webster
Securities
Corporation& Co.;
Hornblower
Weeks; A. "G. Becker & Co
Incorporated.
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Dean
&
Witter
;j
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