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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
I
*
Established 1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
196
Number
6175
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, July 9, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
K
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
of the outstanding capital stock of
the company is owned by
Shoen, President, and his eight minor children.—V. 193, p. 3.
SEC REGISTRATIONS
L.
S.
Bestform Foundations, Inc.—SEC
On
Abbott Realty Fund, Inc.—Class A Common Reg'd—
The
The
Fund
statement
A
offering
Street
will
&
receive
The
the
stock,
common
and
made
Inc.,
for
also
public sale at $10 per share.
Cohon & Co., 19 Rector St.,
of 243 Peachtree Street, N.
registration statement with the SEC on June
The
and
366,218
notes
and
class
A
shares
in
stockholders
of
to
be
three
offered
July 25.
construction
in
other
Ga.,
the balance
and
purposes,
in
a
options
company
class A shares
purchase 25,000
to
organized
was
under
Delaware
at
$11
in
law
June,
The
purposes.
the
fiscal
for
additional
1961,
year
construction
and
$8,645,000 for con¬
and estimates such
expended
company
ended Sept. 30,
expenditures at $8,000,000 for 1962.—V. 194,
York
Basic
1
own,
operate and manage income producing real estate.
pletion of
the exchange
offer, the
company
will own
to
1962,
738.
p.
with
company's
acquisition
three
of
additional
office
Upon com¬
interests in
buildings
and
common
headed
Mandel,
the
class
class
by
A
B
of
of
of
class
the
shares
public
the
for
aggregate
an
All
of
owned
A
out-
26.07%
consideration
Adams,
own
of
Inc.,
record
stock
directors
as
Adams,
&
the
and
common
and
Abbott
by
&
will
class
officers
of
cash
Abbott
Feldman,
(2.02%)
be
34.19%,
addition,
Mr.
$1,375.
to
and
3.64%
34.19%
a
and
common
an
and
for
a
group
Inc.)
will
the
for
an
aggregate cash consideration paid by them and an affiliate of
$369,899.
The purchasers of class A common stock pursuant to the
public offering will own 50.92% of the class A common stock for an
aggregate
of
the
consideration
cash
company
of
class
B
50
cents
per
own
common
of
$3,800,000.
officers
The
and
directors
substantially all of the outstanding 45,000 shares
stock which they purchased at a cash price of
share.
•
effect
to
one
terms
June
on
of
will
be
supplied
be
to
by
amendment.
estate.
1961,
to acquire interests
Pursuant
effective
building
the
in
Of
Jan.
on
the
and
ownership
net
office
one
ownership
fee
fee
23,
to
to
building
office
two
site
of
from
proceeds
and
the
stock
motel
a
in
is
buildings
the
and
The company, of 745 Fifth Avenue, New York,
filed a registration
with the SEC on June 28 covering $640,000 of limited part¬
nership interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale at $10,000
per interest.
No underwriting is involved.
$2,816,500
mortgage incurred
certain
to
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
class A and 582,752
Greenstein,
President,
of
the
class
B.
class B
Solomon
Lieberman, Vice-President,
own
Management
outstanding class A and 67.3%
common
Klausner,
shares,
Board
12.7%, 23.9%
title to
fee
on
officials
of
the
as
a
class
of
which Alvin M.
Chairman, and Shep
10.6%, respectively,
group
B
own
14.3%
shares.—V.
195,
of
p.
land
and
buildings known
Nor|th Hoyne Avenue, Chicago.
Granville Apartments
as
by the partnership for $1,800,000, $525,000 in cash and the
subject to a first mortgage. The partnership has agreed to pay
general partner $82,250 which will be used by it to defray all
expenses, estimated at $39,000, incident to the formation of the part¬
nership, the acquisition of the property (exclusive of brokerage fees)
and of this offering.
The investing public will have about 88% of the
partnership's stated capital of $725,000, although investing about 99%
of the $650,000 cash invested therein, and will receive about 88%
of
any cash distributions.
be
offered
pursuant to its Restricted Stock Option
Plan.
-
company
otherp
oil
and
■
•
.
The
in
gas
and
a
is engaged in managing long-risk capital investments
and oil drilling and production ventures, real estate
mutual fund,
as
well
as
its
own
investments in the gas
telephone, steel and other businesses. In
addition to various indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has
outstanding 1,421,671 shares of common stock, of which management
officials as a group own 16%. Truman E. Anderson is Board Chairman
industry, real estate,
and Raymond
Plank is President. The prospectus lists 15 selling stock¬
who propose to sell all of their holdings (with one exception)",
including Oppenheimer Fund, Inc. (7,000 shares) and Harold L.,Ericson
(4,500 of 5,226 shares owned). Others propose to sell holdings ranging
holders
from
400
to
2,000 shares.—V.
195,
p.
1797.
Arcoa, Inc.—Securities Registered—
The
of 1006 S. E. Grand Avenue, Portland, Ore., filed a
statement with the SEC on June 28 covering $4,000,000 of
Owner Contracts, to be offered to any person, group of persons
corporation having the ownership of a fleet of rental trailers, each
accompanied by a clamp-on bumper hitch. The trailers are marketed
or
under
the
"U-Haul"
and
rented
to
the
public for local use
amount of original
the actual cost of
the
particular equipment, which may include varying numbers and
models of trailers.
The statement also includes $1,000,000 of Dealer
Fleet Trust Certificates, which relate to a program designed to encour¬
age
long-term associations between rental dealers and the U-Haul
name
are
and for
one-way trips throughout the country.
The
investment by the fleet owner varies according to
Rental^ System and to facilitate the purchase by rental dealers of trail¬
ers
to4 be operated by the System. Arcoa performs accounting, clear¬
technical and advisory services for the fleet owners, rental
inghouse,
and dealers in the U-Haul System. As compensation for its
services, Arcoa receives 10% of the gross rental income of the U-Haul
System.
According to the prospectus, the contracts are being issued
companies
to increase
issued
an
hearing
a
of
is
which
the
will
solely
holding
a
held
is
by
of Clarence
the
company,
executor
the
outstanding
and
under
subject
to
E.
Under
be
the
plan Burlingame Corp. and one non-utility company will
and the net underlying
assets, consisting principally
dissolved,
the
of
common
mentary
will
of
stocks
trustee
Clarence
for
E.
of
subsidiaries,
disposition
Burlingame.
in
will be
accordance
transferred
with
the
to
testa¬
a
terms
of
the
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.—Common Reg'd—The
company
of
55
registration
statement
outstanding
shares of
the holders
thereof
Yonge
with
St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
the SEC on June 28,
covering
common
time
from
Stock
Exchanges or in
prevailing market prices
to
to be offered for public sale by
time 6n the American and Toronto
Over-the-Counter
the
filed a
118,200
stock,
Market
as
the
then
(maximum $5 per share).
The company is engaged in the exploration, development and pro¬
duction of copper-gold properties in the Chibougamau area, some 300
miles
north
management
A.
of
has
company
M.
Montreal.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
outstanding 4,431,517 shares of comomn stock,
officials as. a group own 2.59%.
Charles W.
New
York
Collings
Honduras
&
Henderson
and
Rosario
the
Mining
Estate
of
Co.,
Eliot
W.
the
which
of
Clark
is
the Estate
Henderson
the number of
trailers available for rent in the System. All
propose
to
sell
V. 192, p. 1607.
100,000,
11,400
and
6,800
shares,
respectively.—
Capehart Corp.—Securities Registered—
the
743.
The
company,
of
87-46
123rd Street,
Richmond
Hill,
N.
Y.,
filed
a
common stock (previously issued upon conversion
debentures); 23,000 shares issuable upon conversion of like
30,000 outstanding common shares (sold in 1960 with $600,^
like
of
time to
PAGE
New York Stock Exchange
12
New York Stock
24
(Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
29
43
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
34
34
34
»
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
36
36
36
Montreal Stock Exchange
The
37
38
time on the over-the-counter market at prices not in excess of
prevailing at the time of sale.
company performs field engineering services for certain agencies
of the U. S. Government, such services consisting of technical engineer¬
ing support in the fields of missile systems, air defense, communica¬
tions, and radar and ground support equipment for operational systems.
Beginning in 1962, the company began a complete overhaul of the
commercial side of its business, now offering portable television sets,
radio phonograph combinations, portable phonographs and radio stereo¬
phonic phonograph combinations, under the trade name "Capehart."
According to the prospectus, the company has sustained substantial
lefeses over the past several years. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 1,490,850 shares of common stock,
of
which the estate of Jack M. Winer owns 17% and management officials
as a group 5%.
Juliusv D. Winer is President. The list of selling secu¬
rity holders is to be supplied by amendment.—V. 194, p. 2220.
those
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
,
Exchange—
Over-the-Counter
Markets
42
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
36
36
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation and Investment News_._
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
State and
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Federal Reserve System
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Career Academy,
The
company
46
46
of
statement
tration
Inc.—Common Registered—
135 West Wells St., Milwaukee, Wis., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on June 29, covering 100,000 shares
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
Divine & Fishman, Inc., 134 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. The
offering price
(maximum $3.25 per share) and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes
25,000 shares underlying a five-year option to be sold to the principal
of
common
headed
by
public
underwriter
for
$250, exercisable
at
a
price to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
subsidiaries are engaged in the business of
conducting schools offering courses of instruction to prepare students
to pursue occupations
in various fields, including medical assisting,
dental
assisting, electronic technology, radio and television
repair,
drafting,
and air conditioning,
refrigeration, and major appliance
repair. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to complete
the preparation, development and promotion of a home study course
to train medical assistants;
to retire all existing short term bank
loans; to enlarge the supply of teaching materials and add additional
courses to the
curriculum at the Milwaukee schools; and the balance
The
company
for
of
Foreign Exchange Rates
exercise of warrants; and 56,000 shares issuable upon the exercise
outstanding warrants. The said warrants were also sold in 1960 with
the debentures and 30,000 common shares.
The conversion price of the
debentures and exercise price of the warrants is $5 per share.
All such
securities may be offered for public sale by the holders thereof from
Stock and Bond Quotations
Stock
debentures); 4,000 outstanding shares previously issued upon
the
company,
registration
Fleet
has
estate,
assets at Dec.
31,
1962, less reserves for depreciation,
aggregated about $3,809,000; consolidated revenues for 1961 amounted
about $2,196,000, and net income was about $169,000,
000 of said
In This Issue
Boston Stock
corporation, of 523 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn., filed
a registration statement with the SEC on June 28 covering 23,362
out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the
holders thereof from time to time on the Midwest Stock Exchange or
in the over-the-counter market at the then prevailing market
prices
(maximum $23.87 per sha£e).
The statement also includes 120,100
of
Commission
Clar¬
Federal
the
to
of
National
Apache Corp.—Common Registered—
The
ventures
The
of
pay
of
outstanding shares of
chased
to
$1,000,000.
estate
to
administration
debentures;
The property is being pur¬
the
shares
of
statement with the SEC on June 29 covering $115,000 of
outstanding 6l/2% subordinated convertible debentures due 1970; 121,250
balance
common
costs
registration
limited
the
of
excess
the
and
partnership organized under New York law in
1962 with Abingdon Realty Fund (a New York limited partner¬
general partner and Nathaniel Singer as the original limited
partner.
The partnership was formed for the purpose of purchasing
the
and
Burlingame. The holding-company
system includes eight gas utility subsidiary companies, all or nearly
all of whose common stocks are owned by the Burlingame Corp.
Total
of
portion
as
located
an
sale,
June,
ship)
the
under
now
said
addition
Co.,
consolidated
real
used
a
taxes
Corp.
stock
terms of
President.
the
in
Burlingame
In
meet
of
898,691
Associates—Securities Registered
statement
a
estate
at
to repay short term bank loans and a
of the costs of acquisitions since the effective date
exchange offer; $1,100,000 to complete the acquisition of
the Corning "Tower of Glass" and Columbia Pictures Building
(both
in New York City); and the balance for general corporate purposes.
to
&
holding company, has filed
a
plan
Company Act to simplify the holdingcorporation is the top company, to
the Holding
which
the
of
giving interested persons until July 23, 1962, to request
the
organized in September,
acquiring
construction.
Barney
operating economies, and to provide the
Burlingame (deceased) with funds with which
capital
are
was
commercial
interest
through Smith,
the plan.
on
&
to
an
exchange
offer
1962, the company issued shares
of
its
capital stock in exchange for interests in ten joint ventures
and
one
limited partnership
which
then
had
interests
in
eleven,
office and commercial buildings, eight shopping centers and nineteen
garden apartment buildings.
As a result of the exchange offer, the
concurrent purchase
of the
fee in the nineteen garden apartment
buildings and the subsequent acquisition of minority joint venture
interest, the company now owns in fee all of said properties except
for one
office
building as to which it has a beneficial interest in
approximately 95% of the partnership which owns the fee. Since the
exchange offer became effective, the company has acquired the fee
85%
were
certain
E.
estimated
New York, filed a registration
29, covering 400,000 shares of class A
registered
a
under
system
State
order
Ave.,
for public sale through underwriters
Weeks, One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New
offering, price
(maximum
$12
per
share)
and
public
became
process
36,500
its registration statement
1962 which covered 185,000
to have been offered by the
23,
Burlingame Corp.—Files Dissolution Plan—
the SEC
offered
be
income-producing
which
Feb.
on
.
Abingdon-Granville
Associates is
The
The company
in
offering, H. Robert
Morris Mitchell,
di¬
own
of record and beneficially, 18.86%
of
stock and 94.45%
of the class B common stock
record,
A
of
In
and
shares
15,125
consideration
(including
stock,
$347,274.
Mandel
Mr.
beneficially
hold
and
stock,
common
common
them
affiliate
cash
offer
will
standing
paid
exchange
President, and Leonard Feldman and
own respectively,
5.59%, 7.61%
and
rectors,
of
the
to
Hornblower
underwriting
one
building, $100,000 for conversion of elevators in one of
the
company's buildings, and the balance for general corporate purposes
including possible acquisition of additional properties. Assuming 100 %
of
stock,
by
York.
loft
acceptance
Fifth
company
of 521
statement with the SEC
building, three apartment buildings and three restaurant
buildings.
Of the estimated $3,244,000 net proceeds from the stock
sale
(and sale of class B and C stock), $2,348,379 will be used to
pay indebtedness incurred
or
to be incurred in connection with the
which
corporation,
company
ence
Properties, Inc.—Class A Registered—
The
office
one
of
SEC
Registration Withd'n
withdrew
company
the
148,500 by stockholders,
City.—V. 195, p. 1089.
(C. E.)
The
and
share.
per
the
and
company
New
"
The
1962
shares,
common
filed
purchase
two-year
5,
1982,
corporate
struction
outstanding interests of partners in two partnerships.
The com¬
has
agreed
to
sell to the underwriters
two-year
options to
15,000 class C shares at- an aggregate price of $7,500, and
pany
Atlanta,
29 covering $7,500,000 of
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be applied to
of short-term bank loans (estimated at $4,300,000) made for
payment
corporations
E.,
company,
debentures due
Wall St.,
both of New York,
which will
share commission and $35,000 for expenses.
includes
stock
New
29,
Morris
by
44
per
York, filed a registration
covering 380,000 shares of class
Ave.,
June
on
offered for
be
cents
statement
exchange
SEC
to
be
Co.;
95
a
Madison
292
of
with
July
originally filed with
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Debentures Registered—
SEC FILINGS
•
the
for
general
acquisition
shares of
and
and
of
its
other
schools,
lease of additional facilities and
The company has outsanding 150,000
corporate purposes.
stock, of which Wesley D. Pavalon, Board Chairman
common
President, and Adrienne J. Pavalon, his wilfe, own 53.5%
and
respectively. Book value of stock now outstanding is 81 cents
share.—V. 187, p. 2903.
24.1%,
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
per
Chemical Coatings Corp.—Common
The
ment
company
with
the
of
Santurce,
SEC
on
June
Registered—
Puerto Rico, filed a registration state¬
29, covering 70,000 shares of common
Continued
on
page
3
K
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(110)
IS THE TREASURY ITS
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
— one $50 million
certificate, and 27 tax-exempts of $1 million or
larger — are scheduled today through Thursday of this,week.
Adding zest to the relatively quiet capital market will be the Treasury's sixth con¬
secutive entry in as many weeks into the money market to auction $200 million in
weekly bills to raise new cash. This marks the 21st time since Feb. 1, 1962 through
today that the Treasury has raised new cash in this vein for a total of approximately
$2.7 billion. Its purpose is two-fold: (1) to aod the country's holdings of bills in
the hope that the increased supply will lower the price of bills and raise their yields
competitive with those abroad (Canada's 91-day bill tenders were 5.43% on July 4);
and (2) to accumulate cash toward the refinancing of August maturing notes totaling
$7,493 million of which half are held outside U. S. accounts and the Federal Reserve.
Also, the Treasury may refinance 2J4% notes of Dec. 15, 1959-62 among some of
the eligible candidates. Tomorrow, the Treasury will accept bids for $2,004 million
2.903% one-year bills maturing July 15 most of which is held outside the govern¬
ment's accounts and the Fed. The slight weakening in the bond market these past
several days has pushed three longer term governments at and above the 4% yield
level. The 3V2s of Feb. 15, 1890 and the 3V2s of Nov. 15, 1999 were 4.06% on July 3
and the 4s of Feb. 15, 1980 were 4% that day U. S. Treasury issues nearmg maturity
displayed a cross-cut saw yield pattern ranging, for example, from 2.90% for Aug. 16,
1962 bill issue to 2.27% for the 4%. notes of Aug. 15, 1962. The April 15, 1963 bill
issues yielded 3.12% and the 1%% notes of April 1, 1963 yielded 2.40%.
The total backlog again shows an increase for fixed interest rate senior capital in
the corporate and municipal sectors compared to two weeks ago, and the 28-day
visible supply, too, has decidely turned about in those two areas. Announcements
as to postponements have leveled off to 106 in number,with the return of PREMIER
MICROWAVE CORP., via Van Alstyne,. Noel & Co. into the active total, backlog;
table, and the exit of SOLID STATE PRODUCTS, via Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day from the postponed category to withdrawn. Among the six that entered into
the postponed slot were REAL PROPERTIES CORP. OF AMERICA, via Stanley Hel¬
ler & Co. and the SEC-questioned NATIONAL SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
with no underwriter. Five registrations are being withdrawn, the largest of which is
WALLACE INVESTMENTS, pia Harriman Ripley & Co. Moore, Leonard & Lynch
and Singer, Deane & Scribner'h.ave withdrawn GREATER PITTSBURGH CAPITAL
CORP.; and HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON, INC. via Shearson, Hammill & Co.
$233,372,000 for 29 competitives
utility, one $3,540,000 equipment trust
TEL.;
&
FLORIDA
DEVELOPMENT
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million FLORIDA
WATER
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&
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far (May 31)
so
;
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$4,795,000,000
year
1961_.
4,620,000,000
year
I960—
4,638,000,000
:
Narrowly defined as funds available in Federal Reserve
Banks and Tax and Loan accounts in special depositories, and
'
v
excludes Gold in Treasury
7
COMPETITIVE
"Undoubtedly, the bulk of these; funds have provided [brought about—S.
to the heavy surplus of excess bank reserves permitting banks to
yields. Moreover, by not taking $1.5 or even $2 billion to
debt, it made a more convincing argument to show how close we were to
ing $300 billion debt ceiling. The alarming thing about all this is how
B.]]addi-]
buy bills
lower the
the exist¬
"nudging"
fall in the stock-market wherein profit takers are now biding
liquid assets — such as bills and depressing their yields.'
Also, by the increase in government debt maturing in one year or less despite,
heroic advance-refunding and so-called bold refunding moves failing to
keep bills'
yields at the desired leveL" 7
be thrown off
can
by
a
short-term
in
The
Treasury, apparently, strongly objected to the above observations of. but a
part of their over-all mammoth operations as to (1) the accuracy of their
debt forecasting, and (2) contradictory effects resulting from the
Treasury's large
working balances on the bill rate. The full text of a letter from Frank E. Morris,small
a^Mhht
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1 arid 2 forReference' purposes.
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FLOAT
Total
Total
Corporates
Municipals*
$179,832,000
$236,624,000
52,278,000
102,322,000
200,550,000
35,000,000
39,373,000
■
98,228,000
74,373,000
150,300,000
124,510,000
V 14,827,000
Total——;—
$248,590,000
$105,313,000;
$353,903,000
$109,690,000
$72,000,000
$181,690,000
$279,787,000
July 3, 1961
$383,065,400
$330,129,050
$713,194,450
the current hearings we are using a constant balance of $4 billion in
projections. The $295.6 billion debt figure for May 31, set forth in Secretary
,
$447,281,000 ; $801,184,000
Last week
$336,338,000 $1,049,532,450
10,410,000.
139,337,000
.
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explicitly ruled out'by the conventional methods of describing these data.
AA-AA.;'" AA.". [2] "To take tip your second point, you argue that the large Treasury
A:
cash
has 'provided additions to the heavy surplus of excess bank reserves
permitting banks to buy bills and lower their yields.' This would be true only if the
AAA- '"A"Federal* Reserve had, because of the increase in the Treasury's cash balance, put
more
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reserves
UNDERWRITTEN
AND
COMPETITIVE
This Week
'A
.
Corp. bonds with dates___.
Total stocks
(75)
$721,335,800 (72)
$119,881,000 (76)
638,439,500(310)-
$804,844,000(445)
—
$532,240,000 (23)
; 189,095,800 (49)
$133,017,000 (86)
671,827,000(359)
Corp. stocks with dates
Corp. stocks without dates.
(45)
$805,639,800
__
$758,320,500(386)
AA;
Total
corporates
Data
(30)
■
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f$l,610,483,800(520)
_
Total municipals with dates
Total of both financings
*$516,702,000
.
July 3,1961
;
$642,540,000
163,099,800
Corp. bonds without dates.
Total bonds—
•
..
$1,848,966,300(511)
his
billion.
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Sincerely
>.':;.7. V'-'
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was
included
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done.
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yours,
'A'AA' ' ..-'.Frank e. Morris
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Assistant to the Secretary
Morris' point [1] the $4 billion assumed constant operating
in the $295.6 billion Federal debt estimated on May 31 for
--
before the Senate
appearance
Finance Committee
on
June 30.
on June
26, Mr, Dillon
$4 billion operating balance—1
The end of June, Daily Statement showed it to be $298.2
Moreover, keeping it that high
was
a
$9.4 billion working balance of which
$8.8 billion alone were in the Treasury Special depositaries in
additional
Last year's day
,$6.9 billion.
The
contained
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point of all this
is
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not whether
certain day for that day. In this era of
-
commercial banks.
cash balance of $5.8 billion and 1960's end of June had
a
anyone
can
.'■'■••f. "V7AA':
predict
the
.
Federal
debt
on
a
non-shooting, non-recessionary deficit financ-
Includes
$26,440,000 in three equipment trust certificates with dates and ond
date; $32 million in four preferreds with dates, and $7,015,500 in six pte-L
ferreds without dates; 105 issues of $300,000 or less of which 23 have tentative dates..
without
*
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to Mr.
otherwise have
;
estimated the Federal debt would be—including the
,
T
reference
$293.7" billion
in
...
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A
,
'
day by the Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon in his statement to the
House Ways and Means Committee.- The actual debt was $3.6 billion more than
the estimate. The actual Treasury working balance^ conservatively
defined, was
$7.2 billion. If it had been the $4.4 billion working balance of the year-ago-day
(close to the Treasury assumption of a $4 billion constant operating balance) the
Secretary would have been, wide of his mark by $6.4 billion. Or,, if half of the
May 31 actual working balance was used to Tower the debt, the debt that day could
have been $295.6 billion. It might have mitigated against the lifting of the debt
ceiling, and lessened the Treasury's cash for debt-operation maneuverability.. .
In
.
$450,439,000
$2,068,627,720
-
parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations
including investment cos., 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-lime sales."
Registrations with combined debt and equity parts are counted and tabulated
separately.
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•
a
..aA~".
-*
for
-
t
■
$1,618,188,720
$369,310,000 (60)
.
$909,590,470
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that
$708,597,250
-
banking system than it would
*
A
balance
$428,520,050
481,061,420
$1,479,656,300(458)
(71)
$2,127,185,800(59!)
-
With
$560,124,800
148,473,450
•
the
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BACKLOG
Last Week
into
has not been the case."
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.
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balance
$461,477,000
7..
.
.
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million and larger in size.
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A'..-: Dillon's testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee, was not a fore. 7 • cast of what the actual level of the debt would be on Wat date.
Rather it was a
'? '.AAprojection of what-it would be if we assumed the operating balance to be $4 bilA;''V"liflih. To say that -'Secretary -Dillon -estimated badly what the Federal "debt--would
be for the very day in which he testified' is thus to hold him to an aim which was
224,673,000
114,100,000
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;-7r'.;j[1] "In
our
.
AA A';A'Aaaa'A7June 27> 1962
"Your, article on the Treasury's operating balance, which appeared in the
June 11 issue of the 'Chronicle,' suggests the desirability of some clarification. It
has always been customary in debt limit hearings for debt projections to be set
f0rth on the assumption of a constant
operating balance. That is a necessary
simplification to keep the number of variables manageable in a tabular presentation, and the Congressional committees themselves are so fully familiar with it
that perhaps we neglect to. repeat the
necessary cautions for others.
•
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Financings
$56,792,000
,
77
of Both
45,950,000
Issues of $1
'
fund.
tions
:
4__
*
^
;
<
•and lower their
$13.5
DISTRICT,
Stocks
July 23-July 28__
1959___
289.9
77,77 '289.1 \
a
.
Average for the fiscal
-
i:
COMMISSION;
IMPROVEMENT
$3,252,000
July 16-July 21
4.4
*
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$53,540,000
9-July 14__
July 30-Aug
AND
Corporate
Bonds
July
31-,
7] -•:77'
$299.2
Average for the fiscal
7
.•WA.vV
Corporate
ArA^^AA-'
$7.2
•
DEVELOPMENT
CONTROL
UNDERWRITTEN
1961——
3i,ri96o:_;:-:__;__:____—; 6.6
..May
A A
1, TEXAS; and $7,905,000 SACRAMENTO, CALIF.
28-DAY
31,
JVtey
~
;
FLORIDA.
$25
1962
.Average cash balance this year
JUAN), P. R.; $4.5 million NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y,; $3.8 million GAINESVILLE,
COUNTY
31",
May
7, \',A: V
Wednesday, July 11: $3,540,000 ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR., equipment trust cer¬
tificates; $22 million PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY (SAN
12:
•
May
40-year Aaa rated debentures with five years call protection; $23 million MEMPHIS,
TARRANT
;
••
"
TENN.; $21 million LOS ANGELES SCH. DISTS.; $20 million GREATER PEORIA
SANITARY & SEWER DISPOSAL DISTRICT, ILL.; $5,975,000 DETROIT, MICH.;
million
Treasury Working >7 A- Federal wV'v :-'A
:
.Balance*.. aa'a-.ra-:. Debt
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Thursday, July
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Tomorrow, July 10: NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. $50 million
.
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The. Treasury's Daily Statement for May 31 put the debt that day at
$299.2 billion.
•Fortunately, the Treasury's operating balance was excessive. In fact, the Treasury's
working balance has been built up higher than comparable past periods. •
-
TENN.; AND PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY
A'-AAAA:'
1
.
testifying on May 31 before the House Ways and Means Committee in favor of a
temporary $308 billion debt ceiling, Mr. Dillon figured the debt at $295.6 billion. He
was, off not a,"few hundred million"..or a billion dollars, but-actually $3.6 billion..
'their "time
$4,850,000 BANGOR, MAINE; and $3,915,000 DECATUR, ALA.
day in which he testified.
very
"In
MEMPHIS,
COMM.',
was
as at his last appearance defending the presently expiring $300 billion tem¬
budget ceiling, Secretary Dillon estimated badly what the Federal debt would
for the
be
•
TEL.
ENGLAND
VILLAIN?
"Again,
porary
,
NEW
OWN
Financing Ahead,"
taken that the Treasury was operating its working
balance so as to defeat its "nudging" policy which the writer did not find amusing
even though he has from time to time
found fault with it. The full excerpt from
that column dealing with the Treasury's working balance follows:
2, this Chronicle, notice
p.
Senior debt instruments totaling
•nday, July 9, 1962
.
One of the Treasury Department's minor activities is the way it
manages its working
cash balance. In the June 11 column "Corporate and Municipal
SIDNEY BROWN
By
.
$1
a
million
or
more.
Excludes
the
;ing, it would be an exercise in futility to do
does
fall New York City Transit
Authority negotiated bond offering of around $92 million via Phelps, Fenn & Co.
Corporate stocks and bonds*
-
$1,233,780,000
-
The point
up.
&
Loan
accounts
to
buy
—
one
was
to show that the
Commercial banks
by
Mr]
Morris
hand thwarting what the other hand
were
a
downward push
—
was
using swollen Treasury
crediting the Treasury's ■ accounts
the Treasury to run unnecessary circles to keep them up
$1,265,000
Also, include"
100 postponed issues with approximate market value
of $417,268,000 at
the time of postponement.
the
was
relatively attractive rates and, thus, exerting
Last Week
*Comprise public financing announcements still not fully firmed up.
Recent additions include $22.5 million JAPAN
DEVELOPMENT BANK
and $20 million NIPPON TEL. & TEL. PUBLIC CORP,
deny is large,
on
Tax
BACKLOG
This Week
not
doing to: keep the bill yield rate
eocpected early
INDETERMINATE
so.
deliberately nudging policy of enlarged Treasury cash balance, which
on
—
bills
at
yields causing
complicating the artificial
effort to forestall the flow of short-term funds abroad.
The
7
other
point made by implication
was
the ridiculous, puppet-pleading motions
by the Treasury for; a higher debt ceiling when all the time it
should have been
was
Congress who
pleading with itself since Congress is responsible for appropriating
funds for spending. Why should the Treasurer participate in such an
illogical off-
Volume
196
Number 6175
Broadway show and become
to
place the
Most
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
party
a
to
the
act
by
implication?
the executive's shoulders instead of one's
onus on
It's
(111)
neat,- trick
a
TABLE I
own.
everyone
appreciates the fact that the Treasury is at the mercy of its many
can not pinpoint the amounts
issued, locale cashed, etc. The act of timing receipts and expenditures is a haz¬
ardous task.
Nevertheless, with today's very rapid electronic communication and
computation, the Treasury is in a position to narrow its working balances in com¬
mercial banks
particularly if it wants to keep commercial bank credit down to
prevent their bidding up the price of bills — and to increase its funds at the Fed
check
order to take
to
recourse
1961
1962
1961
1962
$4.4
$6.2
$1.6
$1.5
3.7
5.5
1.1
2.4
2.8
4.6
1.2
2.4
Apr
3.6
4.0
1.3
2.4
May
3.5
4.0
2.3
2.1
June
3.9
4.2*
2.4
2.2*
Wednesday
Feb..
Mar
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~
issues.
*
THE FED AS A SUITOR TO THE TREASURY
With reference
to point number [2], there is a big difference,
banks' credit, and member bank reserve credit.
commercial
Bills
Jan
advantage of market conditions in debt management, or to avoid
sale^of non-guaranteed Federal agencies'
(Bilions of Dollars)
Certificates
Last
disbursing offices throughout the country, and
—
in
Morris
Mr.
should
that, particularly since, "nudging," the Federal Reserve has mightedly
pumped-up member bank reserve credit. All that was dealt with was the contra¬
dictory effect of credit provided by Tax & Loan accounts. If, for example, member
TABLE H
(Billions of Dollars)
Last
Wednesday
leaving $370 million. /
policies
June
February, 1961 until June, 1962, the Federal Reserve has pursued easy credit
unwittingly making it possible for the banking system to buy Treasury
bills and, thus, hinder the short-term rate
goal of nudging. Also, the Fed hindered
"nudging" the balance of payment's in the long-term sector by creating a plentiful
supply of credit at relatively low cost, to attract foreign flotations here — all in the
of reversing the "bills
generally"
Treasury's "nudging" prescription.
The tables
below
policy
in
cooperative
a
the first six months of this and
last
embrace
of
(2)
Treasury bills' total decreased $183.2
$3,115.0 million last year;
(3)
Despite the
million
TABLE
the
New
the
sizable
$2.3 billion, banks bought close to three times
weekly bills totaled $999 million; -
1961
1962
19
$99
26
200
2
201
Feb.
'
1
of
auction
Mar. 30
99
problem, ECM and cold-war economic competition
being hobbled by the Treasury and the Fed.
are
6
other
100
Investment News
an
26
4
100
11
101
May
will
be
made
Growth
cents
of
cn
4
18
includes
-
all
(1)
of
Inc.,
and
shares
7,000
basis
none
or
Rico,
commission
$5
at
sale
share.
The offering
Arnold Malkan Investment
by
per
Santurce,
$6,000 for
which
will
receive
70
a
statement
The
expenses.
presently
in
operates
the
to
the
$280,000
the
stock
of
with
purchased
dilution
the
by
..........
.
of
the
from
paints
of
outstanding
now-
resulting
a
stock
stock
and
sale
coatings.
stock,
common
will
company
which
of
Arnold
of
from
$2.22
77
cents
share
per
to
$2.78
the
in
The
for
public
The
market
equity
a
time
Bldg.,
SEC
time
to
organized
was
consumated
acquisition
all
the
shares
Hamilton,
June
on
the
on
Bermuda, filed
covering voting
29th
capital
of
of
of
the
in
in
Bermuda
which
March,
of
assets
1962
and
Coastal
to
resulting
Caribbean
plan
a
in
Oils,
the
of
com¬
Inc.
con¬
the
outstanding stock of Coastal Petroleum Company,
Florida corporation, together with certain other assets and subejet to
its
liabilities.
In
7,261,395
shares
dated
of
as
consideration
of
its
March
1,
such
for
stock
capital
1962
the
and
transfers
the
to
Voting
senting the stock of Coastal Caribbean Oils, Inc.
Voting Trust Certificates representing the same
the
form
of
Voting Trust
Certificates
of
the
Voting
Trust
the
company
Trust
issued
Agreement
Certificates
repre¬
automatically became
number
company.
of
shares
Coastal
in
Carib¬
bean
Oils, Inc. is in the process of liquidation. The properties to be
explored by the company through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Coastal
Petroleum, are located in Florida, where it owns oil, gas and mineral
leasehold
interests
4,500,000
acres.
the
search
prospectus
stantial
the
THE
costs
no
the
minerals.
to
of
company)
March
Dana
Members
NOTE:
Seibert,
Chicago
of
On
Pan
3,
Treasurer;
Illinois
American
account
of
the
of
excess
to
is
the
properties and sub¬
1962, amounting to
prior to incorporation
31,
$1,383,861
and
deferred
administrative
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
Street,
in
subsidiary
According
income-producing
incurred
expenditures
of
other
and
gas
has
company
(excluding
predecessor
approximate total area
business and that' of its
an
primary
and
unrecovered
$2,158,117
of
the
covering
Its
oil
for
George J.
(Telephone
Union,
$65.00
securities
an
cent
per
Inc., N. Y.-~V.
share, .selling, commission.
and
interests.
estate
real
investment
trust"
ceeds
the
from
the
under
sale
estate
behalf
of
designed
Internal
interests
of
will
formation
The
investments.
is
It
to
qualify
Revenue
be
used
of
the
as
,,
t
The
acquire
trust
"real
a
Code.
to
was
195,
common
The
is
ager,
and
the
all
Jr.
is
(or
trustee
a
the
of
the manager
by
the
with
underwriter
and
underwriter,
are
outstanding
in
stock
of
the
underwriter
is
The
.
real
on
and
The
held
affiliated with it).
R. William Bradford,
executive agent to administer the affairs of the
persons
originally
common
100
filed
shares
common
York
with
and
and
City.—V.
50
194,
the
the
company
SEC
50,000
warrants
warrants
p.
on
withdrew its
Sept. 28, 1961
to
have
through Jarco
registration
which
been
seat
in
Co.,
100,000
units
Inc.,
rate
Park, Fla., filed
covering 400,000
55.017c,
Registered—
sale
at
$5
a
registration
shares
of
statement
stock,
common
per
operates
on
leased
premises the Orlando-Seminole
in which jai alai is
played
and
wagered
upon
Fronton,
betting.^
pari-mutual
wholly-owned
Corp.,
stockholders
balcony in
of
the
the Fronton
company.
(contractors
have not
yet
been
asked for
and for working capital.
The prospectus states that the com¬
has had only 83 jai alai playing days of operations to date and
its loss for the period ended April 30, 1962, was $15,003.
bids);
has outstanding 400,000
shares of common stock
effect to a recent 4,000-for-l stock split), of which Mr.
A. Donofrio, a Vice-President, and R. B. Wall, Jr.,
Secretary, own 37.5%, 29% and 10.5%, respectively.
The
company
(after
giving
Calder,
of
New
1506.
Thomas
Fund Investments, Inc.—Class B
Registered—
Charlotte, N. C., filed a
covering 80,000 shares
public sale at $5 per
share.
The offering will be made by the company's registered repre¬
sentatives who will receive a 57c selling commission.
The
company
of
1301
E.
Morehead
St,
registration statement with the SEC on June 28,
of
class
B
common
stock,
to
be
offered
for
is engaged in the retailing of mutual fund shares to
North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, and it
business of a mutual fund retailer doing business
in Florida and Alabama under an agreement to purchase such business
before 1970 for about $191,240.
Of the net proceeds from the stock
also
sale,
compariy
public
in
the
manages
will be
business and
$313,000
expand
(Reg. U. S.
year;
the
28,
public
added to general working capital and used to
existing offices and to open new offices and
Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company.
Second class postage paid at New York, N. Y. Subscription in United States, U, S. Possessions and
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other
countries, $72.00 per year.
2-0613);
per
in
group
a
pany
The
statement
covered
offered
Securities
Fern
June
for
as
Inc.—Common
The Fronton is leased from Florida
by Stephen A. Calder, President and
The net proceeds from the
stock sale will be used for payment of the first year's rent in the
amount of $103,447.97; t a. minimum of $1,225,194 and a maximum of
$1,227,652 to purchase the Fronton
presently under lease free and
clear
of all encumbrances;
$190,000 for the construction of a 1,400
the
1962
2,
of
on
company
Alai
principal
Fastiine, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
July
SEC
Auditorium
trust.
On
capital. The company has outstanding 407,222 shares
of which J. Kernan Weckbaugh, President,
owns
company
offered
through
that certain persons
officials of the man¬
management
reserve of readily marketable
to satisfy the requirements
a
order
pro¬
initiated
manager
associated
in
stock,
and management officials
the
be
Jai
estate
net
manager
with
stocks
share.
The names of the
underwriters and underwriting terms are co be supplied by amendment.
j.
,,
suitable
Guaranty Trust Deed Corp. which will act as advisor
for the trust and Realty Securities, the underwriter.
affiliated
bank
Florida Jai Alai,
Registrant is a business trust organized under Utah law in June,
1962, and is designed to offer investors an opportunity to participate
jointly in large and diversified real estate • investments by owning
transferable
shares
in
diversified income
producing properties
and
other
than
other
for working
ance
of
42.63%
Investors—Securities Registered—
8
general bank holding company business,
Act of 1933, $200,000 to increase the capitaliza¬
tion of the Lakeside National and University Hills Banks, and the bal¬
of 19
receive
a
Federal Banking
of the
Morrissey,
ST'ate
fluctuations
will
is engaged in
company
$150,000 will be used to establish
sale,
D.
>
to be offered
Stock Exchange
pursuant
The
with
company
Registered
Broadway,
owning 97.60% of the outstanding stock of The First National Bank of
Engelwood, 94% of the outstanding stock of University Hills Bank, and
94.36% of the outstanding stock of Lakeside National Bank located in
the metropolitan area of Denver.
Of the net proceeds from the stock
Registration Withdrawn
through Brand, Grumet & Seigel,
South
3311
Inc., 660 17th Street, Denver, and three other firms. • The public
offering price (maximum $15 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
2,
publicly
company,
& Co.,
East First South, Salt Lake City, Utah, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 28, covering i,900,000
certificates of interest in the trust, to be offered for public sale at
$1
per interest.
The offering will be made on a best efforts basis
by Realty Securities, Inc., of the East First South Street address,
stock,
American
V.
of
Englewood, Colo., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 29 covering 37,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale by Bosworth, Sullivan
of
price.
company
sisting of
with
5G0;000
froni
sale
reorganization
pany's
for
Bermuda
of
statement
certificates
the
at
Bank
company,
registration
First Colorado Bankshares, Inc.—Common
Diversified Realty
share
per
book
July 5, 1962
The
average
to
.
.
$2,300
Treasury Bulletins and news releases.
•{-Preliminary
$Estimated
2150.
The
.
_
$999
—
capital
July
offered
p.
Coastal Caribbean Oil & Minerals, Ltd.—Sees. Reg'd—
trust
Total
i
.
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on April 27, 1962 which covered $5,000,000
of convertible subordinated
debentures, due 1962, to have been
used
be
The
On
public.
.
,
■
J
Source:
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.—SEC
stage.
The company
major portion of
the
and Albert M. Stein, Board Chairman, own 30%
Nieto, Vice-President, 40%.
Sale of new stock to
per
share will result in an increase in the book
and Manuel
public at $5
value
development
business, but
proceeds
shares
77,000
President,
each,
the
net
manufacture
outstanding
Marcus,
and
contracting
estimated
commence
has
promotion
painting
a
>
i
Godfrey, C. Dean Reasoner, William Shields, Jr., and Henry
Wing. Benjamin W. Heath is President.—V. 194, p. 845.
underlying
2-year options granted to
the underwriter, exercisable at $1.50 per share, and
(2) 15,000 shares
to be offered pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.
Organized under Puerto Rico law in October, 1961, the company is
a
p
which
public
for
an
Puerto
share
per
also
offered
99
f!05
|98
f 102
$200
$200
_il! $200
ifii l:$200
31
Jun.
shares (represented by voting trust certificates), of
management officials as a group own 1,586 shares. The control
of
the company is vested in
the Voting Trustees by virtue of their
power to elect its directors, who in turn manage the business of the
company
and control its affairs, subject to the rights of the Voting
Certificate
holders.
The
Voting
Trustees
under
the Voting Trust
Agreement dated as of March 1, 1962 are John W. Buckley,t John M.
7,261,395
99
99
certificates
trust
at
100
12
totalling
expenses
voting
shares
96
99
19
$1,925,500. The net proceeds from the sale
(assuming sale of the 500,000 underlying
price of 62V2C per share) will be used for ex¬
ploratory
work
and
sustaining
expenses
of
properties
in
Florida
($47,500 for oil and gas and $200,000 for minerals), and for general
and administrative expenses ($50,000).
The company has outstanding
of
99
5
99
13
Apr.
troublesome enough without
General Corporation and
from Page 1
103
29
all, the Treasury should cease and desist advancing a policy which adds to
once and for all end and seri¬
ously attempt to reverse its contribution to the over-omissioti of non-gold money.
Further, Congress should address the debt ceiling farce to itself. The difficult
problems of full-fledged recovery, of spontaneous aborting of expansion, of creating
employment opportunities in line with labor force growth, of balance of payments
be
.
22
burdens. Moreover, the Federal Reserve should
to
101
8
All in
stock,
100
102
15'
Contrary to what Mr. Morris states in his last sentence, the Federal Reserve
"had, because of the increase in the Treasury's cash balance, put more reserves
into the banking system than it would otherwise have done."
This conclusion
is based on the assumption — not on privy information — that the banks would
have continued to have been attracted to bills, in lieu of what happened to business
loans, and could not have credited the Treasury special accounts without Federal
Reserve's policy of keeping excess net free reserves plentiful. From February, 1961,
when recovery commenced, through June, 1962, the Fed increased its
philosophers'stone monetization of Federal debt by a most substantial $2.7 billion. Mr. Morris
can
ask the brilliant recruits from the Federal Reserve in his department what
this potentially can be pyramided to through the workings of
the,banl;Cjtpg system.
Continued
$101
1
cash through
new
(4)
its
Bills
Weekly Treasury
15
much. Last year's
as
III
Raised Through
;
.
cash raised by the Treasury through weekly bills'
new
Cash
Jan.
of
cut
2.6
(Billions of Dollars)
year.
to
compared
1.7
29.4
26.8
Source: Federal Reserve Bulletins
They show:
(1) additions this year of $6.6 billion to commercial banks' holdings of bills, and
even $3.1 billion
gain in certificates, in six months' time;
compare
$1.7
28.4
26.7
_
Change
$28,5
$26.8
Feb.
Yr.-to-Yr.
1962
1961
Jan.
Since
name
Banks Tables,
Fed's Holdings of U. S. Governments
banks have net free reserves of
$400 million and were to buy all of today's $200
million bills auctioned for new
cash, it would only take about $30 million of their
—
2213045
June 20, 1962.
Source: Weekly Reporting Member
Federal Reserve Bulletin.
of course, between
know
reserves
3
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(112)
Greater McCoy's Markets, Inc.—Class A Common Reg.
stockholders. The company has out¬
class B shares (after giving effects
The company of 17602 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, Calif., filed a
on
the class B stock), of which
registration statement with the SEC on June 28, covering 219,150
Sister Perfection,
President, and Marjorie G. Hugo, Secretary, own
outstanding, shares of class A common stock, to be olfered for public
an
aggregate of 30.5%". of the class A.
Management officials as a
sale by
the holders - thereof through underwriters headed by Morris
group own in excess of 75%
of the class A and 4% of the-class U
Cohon & Co., 19 Rector Street, New York.
The public offering price
shares.
V ' /•/ '///;.
'
' ;
(maximum $14 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
to
balance
the
tc
by
Corp.—Common—Warrants Registered—
Gamma
The
of
company
Plymouth
288
River,
Fall
Ave.,
filed
Mass.;
a
it
registration statement with the SEC on June 29 covering 80,000 shares
common stock and 80;000 5-year warrants to purchase an additional
20.000 common shares
(initially at-$5 per share), to be offered for
consisting
units
in
and
shares
of
with'
2828
■
ftliami, filed a
covering $2,545,500 of
The
has
engaged
houses
and
addition
In
is
company
homesites
in
various
to
29,
June
on
the
in
large
sale
in
250,000
Louis
by
$150,000,
Chesler,
They
of
Gardner
Cowles
'//■:••
/7/Y/
for
Inc.
amounts
the
benefit
sell
is
'
////'/.
;
The
tion
of 725 -Branch Ave.,
company
statement
the
of
holders
Exchange
shares
the
are
at
portion
at
of
Saegertown
28,
future
time
its
shares
in
of
the
'•
&
» t.« \i 4
•
and.
is
Lynch
and
i
Richardson,
Inc.
stock,
and
which
of
140,000
by
40,000
Co., New York City.—V.
195,
advice
and
June
financial
and
applications.
officials
management
195,
President.
all
their
of
and
The
&
3,337
Co.,
to
by
Chairman
as
a
will
Jr.
Other
(the
Aug.
on
be
used
the
to
by
Edward
M.
the
of
rate
1962.
the
The
of 545
company
common
share.
with
the
stock, to
Cedar Lane,
SEC
Teaneck, N. J.,
29th
covering
June
on
offered
be
for
public
sale
at
filed
the
of
'
shares
real
estate
underlying
purchase
also
Includes
(1)
option .granted by
the
shares
an
share
such
at
$9.00
shares
10,000
to
company
and
of
common-stock
the
underwriters
'
is
-
The
the
company
organized
was
under
the
laws
of
New
Jersey
of Fast Fix,
Inc., on April 19, i960, by Ernst Klaus. On
13, 1962, its name was changed to Global Construction
Devices,
It has two operating subsidiaries, Betonbau G. m. b. h.
organized"
oh July l, 1950, under the laws of the Federal
Republic of Germany..'
and
All-Fix
S. L.,
organized under the laws of Spain on April 28,
name
Betonbau
and
such 'companies"
debts,
except
Ail-Fix
having
the
to
extent
owns
certain
indebtedness, Global
stock,
all
of
pany,
in
June,
of
which
the
Betonbau
and
51%
All-Fix.
of
addition
In
At
time
same
Mr.
Klaus
Sold" all
It
is
the
&
January
company's
.Global
of
leases
is
in
that
of
of
par„
be
a
<4»
is
of
more
steel
its
recent
i
of
period
a
interests
in
the
business.
company
patent
and
the
enlarging
of
one
shoring
and
rights,
of
(2)
training
850,000 for research, and
company's .inventory
of
the
$50;000
for
a
the
facilities
in
)•'.
the
balance
of
beams
for
of
,
offering
to
of
is
principally
which,
stock,
of
which
and
company
thereof.
the
62,500
Federman,
list
share )
the SEC
62,500
of
and
on
June
shares
and
underwriters.
underwriting
equipment
covering
to
be
in
the
and
finance
balance
for
ferred
common
tively.
Book
stock
working
stock
of
at
the
its main
They
of
one
In
has
Theodere
A.
ow»
sell
by
the
and
and
new
to
branch
York
stores
already opened
certain
sup-
City
and
and
indebtedness
187,500 shares, respec¬
shares, respectively.
23,437
outstanding is $1.84
in New
outstanding 500,000 shares of
Garfield, Board Chairman and
312,500
39,063
store
branch store
addition
company
Which
propose to
stock now
common
sale
carried by department stores,
sale of additional stock, $300,-
opening of two
capital.
the
SurfiCld' President>
value
public
stock, by
the retail sale of stationery, office
also sells
replenish tunds used to fin'ance
e
for
being outstanding
the holders
& Co., 70 Pine
Street, New York, heads
The public offering price
(maximum $8 per
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
/\v?e variety of merchandise generally
Procfeds /rem the company's
000 Will be used to
0
registration
125,000 shares of
offered
Stonehill
,.The company is engaged in
plres
29
are
shares,
per
share.
is
10
President.—V.
G.
stock
of
in
railway
shares
for'the
Southern
City
of
the
Delaware
law
Board
III,
with
the
Chairman
is
Railway,
Kansas
as
President
the " company
of
of
both,
and
type
have
' '*
7
other
,»
.
Kansas City
See
.Lenox, Inc.—SEC
shares
&
(par
to
be
.'Lesco
430
class
to
offered
be
at
$6,
through
M.
and
general
7, N. Y.,. purchases
thereof. -<
part
Norban
discount
'
whose address is P. O. Box
registration statement with the SEC
company,
a
of
1976,
be
to
Chairman
5Va%
outstanding
of
offered
the
Board,
for
subordinated
shares
from
•
dis-'
••
■
'
public
from
time
sale
to
time
Dallas,
June
28,
convertible
by
James
on
■
.
the
$40
offered
surrender :of.
in
by
issued
sale
to
by him
of
him
and
said
The
the
ment,
assumed
in
of
the
J.
Ling,
Vice-
York
the
79,611
owns
due
shares
common
The'
1971..
received-
part
by
of
in
August,
debentures
the company
in
of
electronic
in
aircraft
products
modification
and
equipment,
and
and
its
share
electronic
in
the production
information systems
of
for
air
military
and
aero-systems
conditioning
industrial
cents)
10
,■
.
in
the
operation
of
<•
*"
*
'•
•
t ?
Corp.—Common Registered—
of 1501 Broadway, New York, filed a registration sfateon June 28 seeking registration of 5,625 outstanding
stock, to be offered for public sale by David Susskind
on the
New York Stock Exchange or otherwise at
<a
1.8%
own
group
Zukor
Adolph
.
President.—V. 195,
is
is
Chairman
Board
and
2598.
p.
1961,
in
and
^
for
and
and
acoustical
work
and
automation
on
N.
share.
to
be
143. W.
No underwriting is involved.
used
125th
for
St.,
working
is
Y.,
N.
capital
and
,
other
corporate
engaged in making real estate
Corp.—Common Registered—
corporation,
22
Route
23,
Town
of
Little
Falls,
Passic
County,
J., filed a registration statement with the SEC on June .29, covering
shares of common stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be
125,000
in
for
standing
mis¬
by
Meade
price
military
plied
issued
refrigeration
and
a
share
R. E. D. M.
The
equip¬
control
$1)
for
per
are
•
part
divisions
aircraft
each
28, 1952, filed a "Reg. A" covering 120,000
of which 51,012 shares are to be offered to
15-day period on the basis of 0.56 of one
held, and 68,988 shares will be sold to' the
June
on
(par
investments and financing insurance premiums.
him :
fol-
shares
purposes.
Prefco of
df
upon
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Proceeds,
Chance
subidiaries
electro-mechanical
(par
,
"Reg. A" covering 250,000
to be offered at $1, without
■' ;"/
■
* '
a
time
public at $2.50
Vought owned
connection with the purchase
of
195, p.. 1548.
for
'
corporation
offered
through
production
filed
1962.
working capital.
26th"St., N/'Y.,' is engaged
W.
stockholders
the
assets.
is engaged,
development and
to
as
common
,
debentures1
Mr.' Ling
Vought Corp.. Owned by
liquidation of. ;Chance - Voughf
company
601
of common
Prefco
Stock
New
Chance
complete
to
conversion
by
also
debentures
were
shares
the
assets
upon
of
Ling
company
design,
siles,
with
its
of
He
$100,000
Mr.
common
connection
lowing
share.
per
and
company
be
to
increasing
to NSLI's
the SEC
'time
The
or
otherwise,
at
prices
prevailing at the time of sale.
Ling also Intends to sell from time to time all or part of warrants
expiring in 1966 to purchase an aggregate of 23,405 common shares
and
be used
stores.
officials
Texas,
Exchange,
$30
failed
prices related to the market prices at the time of sale (maximum $39.75
per share ).- 'In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 1,685,781
shares of common
stock, of whioh management
covering
debentures
Mr.
at
statements
Registered—
5003,
on
of
Barney Balaban
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.—Debentures
shares
'
to
are
wiih
ment
•,./ - o
/
financial
information.—V.
.
^
and
Brooklyn
the
Proceeds
H,;
;
Ave.,
and, sells
the, said
arising from the sale of stock between
underwriting.
,
corporate
that
June 27,
on
preference
Paramount Pictures
50,000
' v'
'' '
debt repayment
asserts
and other related
corporation
B
The company,
covering
,
Hegeman
automobiles
for
also
Norban, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
(Joe)
.V".
-
A"
''Reg.
a
stock
market price for the stock, the fact that management officials
acquiring the stock in the secondary market at such lower prices
to facilitate the sale of stock at the higher prices (from which
the company's president and secretary-treasurer received substan¬
The
Y.'.'/»
used
" /
,
of
mantles
filed
1962
cent)
one
Inc., N.
Co.,
are
purposes.
'
June 28,
on
further operations thus jeopardized.
questions
of its
contingent liabilities
tial commissions)
Registration Withdrawn—
;Lesco Automotive Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing— v.'
corporation
also
order
2380.
p.
questions
the Commission
and gfoss income, the safety, of an investment in
and the
capital growth possibilities of its. stock,-and the purported market price
of its stock as, represented by the public offering of shares at varying
prices (from $5.50 to $10 per. share), while concealing substantial losses
throughout the company's history, the existence of. a substantially
in
On, July 5, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 30, 1962 which covered 172,500 >
common
shares, of which. 25,700 were to have been offered by the *;
company
and
146,800
by
stockholders) through Hemphill,- Noyes &
Co., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1801. •„ " ;
r
The
and its
history
Commission
were
•
Southern Ry. Co.—Exchange Offer—
Kansas City Southern Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. ,195,
these proceedings,
authorizing
impaired
the
disclose
lower
"• '• ^
'
Broadripple
1060
business
t
common
..
of
N|3LI made various representations with respect
.
./
Railway,/William
and
they
order
Commission
The
to
an
integrated
Lines.
William
Southern
■.
January, 1957 and March, 1961 in alleged violation of the anti-fraud
provisions of the Federal securities laws in that, according to the order,
up'
make
City
/'•
Act of 1933 to
by National Security
Avenue, Indianapolis
and adequacy of the disclosures with respect to the pro¬
of the proceeds of the sale of the stock, the subject of this
proposed offering, in particular the failure to disclose that, if a large
part of the money received through sale of -the 43,919 shares prior to
this filing (as to which the rescission offer is to be made) were to be
returned to the purchasers,
the company's reserve position might be
The
.
carrier
known
(NSLI)
Co.
filed
statement
the failure of NSLI's prospectus to
sales since June, 1955 and to explain
claimed exemption from the Securities Act registration
requirement/as well as the'failure of its financial statements to disclose
a contingent liability arising from such prior sales of unregistered stock.
January, 1962,-t
plan of diversification of <
the
registration
the basis for any
in
Railway
serving an area between metropolitan
Texas, and has a number of ^subsidiaries
a
use
disclose
each
shares of
Railway Co. as part of a
yet'there has been no determination as'to
• in
which the company will engage.'
whether
accuracy
seriously
.
under
its
In
the
V"
Co.
will
of
rail
.
%
two preferred
railway" company. Georgeson
of
Registration
—
:■
^
were
sold prior to the filing of the registration statement
regarding .which an offer of. rescission is proposed. NSLI writes
types of health, accident and life insurance in Indiana, Illinois
and Kentucky.
Its registration statement lists 365,574% shares of $1
par value common stock outstanding as of June 30, 1961, sold pursuant
to various purported exemptions from
the Securities Act registration
posed
for
company
Co.
Life Insurance
'V/ /-/v/
requirement.
outstanding
Railway
and
-company,
organized
system
is
exchange
Security
and
/•
v'.,
par.),
own
various
Ex¬
($25
founder,
McGrath,
W„
a'group
shares which
,
filed a regis-
stock
John
split),
6-for-p stock
recent
a
of
will
(CDT), July 16, 1962 at Southeast Room, Indiana War Memorial Build¬
ing, '431-^North Meridian Street; Indianapolis, Indiana.
In its registration statement, NSLI seeks registration of 73,300 com¬
mon
shares
to
be
offered
to
present
stockholders, including 43 919
covering ,2,040,000 shares
preferred
effect, to
under'the
management;officials-as
Ind., false and misleading in respect of various material facts and, if
whether a Vstop order/ should be issued suspending the statement.
A hearing for the purpose of taking evidence is scheduled for 10 a.m.
A.
•,
Bear,
sale
so,
solicit-exchanges and will be paid
plus expenses.
'
//%.,,
"
$2,500
combination
Deramus,
in
City, Mo.,
27,
of
preferred share
Files
—
/>/
Kansas
Kansas
common
Inc.
by
headed
registration
outstanding
by the holders
Stearns & Co., One
public
has ordered proceedings under the Securities
SEC
Insurance
Life
_
506.
p.
for
shares). CKhers propose to sell amounts ranging from 900 to
shades. Eileen F. McGrath has a vested, interest in the income
**' '
'
'
'
1'
"
determine
sup¬
property
stock, the,
191,
was
trust.
the
The
pric^r
stock.
predecessor
York,' filed
a
253,875
-
covering
28,
offered
be
giving
trustees
and
,
National
of
preferred
common
^
_
June
on
shares
New York,
was
As
Deramus
due
a
each
St.,
such
enterprises
carrier
filed
filed
Raun
and
of
the
subsidiaries are engaged in 4he business of
related marine terminal operations.
In addi¬
has outstanding 302,419 shares of
its
and
Questioned—
construction
acquisition
or
shares
11th St.,
City, and Port Arthur,
$4,037,200
York,
for
the
operating
an
The
of 77 Nassau Street, New
for
funds
of
-18.4%/
The
prospectus- lists- 23 selling stockholders who probose to. sell all of
their
holdings
(with one exception)
including Eileen F. McGrath,
Board
Chairman
(56,700
shares) and John W.
McGrath, President
increase "•
to
Goldsmith Bros.—Common
Registered-
^The company
statement vvilh
be
incurred
be
may
Industries,
SEC
stock
two
of
exceeding
Proceeds
equip-,
States,
,
Wall
Meyerson
$15,000
$625,000
which
Secure
indebtedness
M.
840,000
offer
of
company
common
will
(3)
not
Kanas
Mr.
United
52
the
and
rate
company
Co.,
Co.
:
Spain
significant
a
Spain,
leasing
pom.7
states
Republic
payment
the
to
t
indebtedness/ it
(after
the
65.3%
sales
and
purchase
in
force
(5)
Federal
States
stock
as
in
manufacturers
the
sales
a
slabs
prospectus
constituted
of
$100,000
1
States.
in
United
not
Proceeds
and
The
largest
the
have
production
and
the
beams
in
follows:
as
floors
E.
114 West
with
to
share
Railway Co,
of
types" of
fifteen
the/
>;
buildings.
is
business
The
June
011
to
underwriters
stock
which
of
chattel mortgager .assumed
of), the assets of the Francesof $154,473 due Oct. -.1, 1962)';
construction
3,204,686
.//..
of
by the directors
of
one
;
concrete
operations
date
company's
by
poured
considered
that
his
United
for
has
,
multiple dwelling
horizontal
organizing
the
taxes
Klaus
license.
lor
ment
lor
and
and
the
used
Klaus
income
Mr.
price
each
'
York.., The .public offering price vOmaximum , $15. per
underwriting terms -are to be supplied by amendment.-/ ' *
stevedoring
to
common
Burnside
for
be
in
law
New
certain
of
$700,000); and the balance
required for the construction or
management, officials.
engaged in the manufacture, sale and leasing
telescopic, horizontal shoring supports and beams
company
weight
Germany
are
1963.
construction
public
the
hgnt
of
and
steel
the
mercial,
before
1,
the
certain
and
preferred
the
N.
primarily
patented
used
income
net
from
at
fees
rights to the company for $100,000, payable from the
presently
proposed stock offering on January 1, 1963, and 6% of the
company's;
years
through
St.,
hold
excefed
funds
Southern
stock
and
common
patent
consolidated
to
Chairman
proposed
common
-his /
of
for
1963
statement
N.
to
has
the
the
outstanding
City
common
rail
outstanding 175,'OCO shares of common
issued to Mr. Klaus, President of the com¬
were
1932.
liability companies, the owners
for the company's
original capital investment therein.
personal responsibility
of
Global
100%
limited
are
no
of
addition
company
The
Inc.
1960.
in
In
has
of
under
June
of
share
new
39
SEC
stock,
The/ company- and
permanent
Board
tration
and
to
(2)
10,000 warrants, and-'
10.000 underlying shares -of common
stock, which the company, in
consideration
of
$100, has agreed to sell to the
underwriters -at a?
price of $10.00 per share.
a
of
$17,900,000
The
per
offering will
be made
through underwriters headed by
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson and Laird, Bissell & Meeds, both of New '
York City, which will receive a $1
per share commission.
The regis- v
statement
one
Delaware
under
"Broadway,%New
/of
the
tion
President.—
ap,d
to
not expected to
are
portion
a
stock
common
change Plan—
of
$10.00
of
the
of
Kansas
The
tration
is
the
*
McGrath Corp.—Common Registered—
contract
financ¬
.
registration
a
160,000
price
a
Edward
Jr.,
subscription
the'acquisition
upon
(which
company
Global Construction Devices, Inc.—Common
Reg'd—
statement
sale
additions.
Neal
The
John
Burnside,
1
company
common
share) ;and
improvements, extensions and additions to
company's property.
Present plans'call for the expenditure by
company of $13,795,000 during 1962 and an estimated expenditure
the
shares)
holdings"
Loeb,
sell
Carl
the
provide
acquisition
2375.
p.
Wall
123 "'
its
to
Brooks
W.
Saul
with
of
thereof
Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—
at
28,
off
pay
company
to
of
stock,
(138,535
may
latter
service
the automobile
P.
own
company
shares
29
in
The
statement
(33,300
stockholders
held
purposes
indebtedness,
Ralph R.
Papitto
is
stockholders who may sell
shares.
/
sale
the
common
the
which
of
'
"
plied by amendment. Unsubscribed shares are to be offered for public
at. competitive
bidding. The net proceeds from the stock sale
the
of
certain
of
Exchange Plan—
53.61%.
group
John
and
Service
Public
common
by
11.28'%.
shares
195,
to
share
•
2931.
p.
shares
Such
produces custom-made
selltng
Henry F. Scheetz,
59,375
Inc.).—V.
addition
19
including
Kennedy
161,377
J.
from
Rhodes
lists
holdings,
Robert
ranging
prospectus
Ir.
owns
Ham-
The
company, Orpheum Electric Building, Sioux City, Iowa, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 3 covering 320,468 shares
of common stock.
It is proposed to offer such stock for subscription'"
by
2,080,031
offered
/.V
by
headed
'
\
products.
consumer
Vice-President,
180,000
.1
accounting
to
particular
which covered
to have been
through Shearson,
engaged
are
underwriters
N.. Y.
The public offering price of
unit) and underwriting terms are to
has outstanding 325,000 shares of common
Goldstein, President,
and Gustave Schieman,
19.1% each, and three other directors 4n -excess
of
13%
each.
Such holders received their shares in consideration
of the assignment to the company of their interests in the agreement
to
purchase the
predecessor company and a cash payment of 28
cents per share.
The company also sold to certain management of¬
ficials and employees of the underwriter an aggregate of 42,500 shares
at 50 cents per share../
:'/■/,-o' ■/>'
*.
v„v) ,iv.
stock,
statement
Street, Charlotte, N. C.,
on
relay and crystal product
for
Registration
1204.
p.
Orpheum Building Co. (final payment
to
pay
oft any temporary bank loans
company
has outstanding
which
Indiana
General
Corp.
Scribner,
registration
were
stockholders,
per
amendment.
-was
organized
company
2.7,000
Inc.
the
SEC
—
$720
purchased for $850,000.
Of such amount, $100,000 has been paid,
$350,000 is due at closing, and the balance lis due in monthly pay¬
ments over a six-year period. - Of the net proceeds -from the sale of
/the units, $350,000 will be applied to the acquisition of the: predecessor, ;
and
the
balance
for working
capital principally to
purchase raw
materials and
to
carry
accounts receivable.' In addition to certain
share
7%'f''/' y'"/!"■
-
Broadway,
(maximum
finished
of
covered
per
'
,
units
'
statement
which
1961
publicly at $11
Singer,' Dean
&
registration
of
6%%
a
$600,000
covering
29,
.
1,
registration
14,
through
basis
120
indebtedness,
common
Board
1961,
December,
also
its
offered
been
The company manufactures, arid sells a varied line of hermetic glassto-metal seals and terminals for" the semi-conductor
industry and for
manufactures and
i.C r
j
November
on
2224.
p.
&
company
&
issued
were
Leonard
:t
withdrew
July .5, 1962 the company withdrew its
originally filed with the SEC on March 7, 1962
Iowa
sale.
of
the SEC
shares to have
194,
v
•
.
On
V.
Stock
American
time
which
acquisition
Glassseals,
the
i', i
r
company
with
i Harrington
and
registra¬
a
filed
,.,'i■!
.
the
filed
York,
St.,. New
-June
April, 1962,
to acquire the business and certain of
the assets of- its predecessor
which has been
engaged in the manufacture of liglit gauge" virgin
vinyl plastic film and sheeting for sale primarily to manufacturers
SEC Registration
—
34th
on
*
.
due 1977 and 120,000 shares of . common
public sale in units consisting of $500 of
common
shares.
The offering will be made on
supplied by
;
■( 4
1962
wholly-owned subsidiaries which
outstanding
public sale by
for
ths
on
at
filed
Capital Corp.
SEC
100
none
or
Co.,, Inc.,
units
ing,, consumer loan, life insurance, and advertising agency businesses/
Through its acquisition of Rawleigh and its subsidiaries, the company
will enter the factoring business;.;In addition to various indebtedness*
and pi*eferred stock, the company has outstanding 1,783,337 shares of
common
stock, of which Harry Lee Dalton, a .director,-owns 11.93% "-
662,914
offered
current
1,009,375
with
I.,
covering
be
may
prices
the
connection
Providence, R.
June
on
which
some
otherwise
a
in
of
SEC
stock,
thereof
or
company
assets
with
common
all
an
&
East
40
the
and
debentures
holding (96,450
remaining 26,250
the
sell
stock,
Mr.
A
...
29,
management
Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
shares
to
propose
class
Withdrawn—
195,
'''-//,/' X'-'-
"
others
their
filed a regis¬
covering 81,403 shares of
common stock.
Such shares will be issued by the company in exchange
for all.
of the assets (subject to liabilities)
of J. -N.- Rawleigh Co;, a
Delaware corporation.
The company, as the parent company, "fenders"
deben¬
$620,500, $275,000
Board Chairman.—V.
of
of
with
f
'
fund debentures
to be offered for
(John W.)
Chesler's
of
to
propose
$1,500,000,
sell
company, of 119 West 8th
tration statement with the SEC
company
Trusts
Operations,
principal
respectively.
2379..
p.
Louis
Chesler
and
the
to
sinking
shares,
shares.
.
.
company
statement
Vice-President,
B
116.
p.
The
common
class
the
of
Home Finance Group, Inc.—Files
ana
Foundation,
in
tures
50%.
The
Chesler,
children,
and
-
(Fred) Harvey Associates, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
See Terra Equipment Engineering, Inc!, this issue.—V.
193, p. 378. "
.
Baird
A
194,
Lyntex Corp.—Units Registered—
r
of .16 retail food super¬
to certain indebtedness,
addition
-
common
registration
6,898,756
Inc.
three
and
through Moore,
Pittsburgh. —V.
by
shares of common stock, of which Chesler
Chesler Operations, Inc.
(both wholly-owned
Chairman of the Executive Committee, as trustee
for
his
children)
own
about 13%
and
management officials as a
group 9.88%
Chesler owns directly an additional 3% of the common.
The prospectus
lists the selling debentures holders as The Winfield
outstanding
Investments,
class
propose
,'t
June
originally
low and medium priced
development communities.
(as of March, 1962)
of
volume
the
indebtedness,
Part
.,
■.
•
,
On
Registered—
22nd St.,
W.
S.
SEC
-/■/
:
.
operation
In
Withdrawn—
outsanding
6%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1975,
to be offered for
public sale by the holders thereof from time to time on the American
Stock
Exchange or in the Over-the-Counter Market, or by private
sale at prices
related to the market. . The statement also includes
30,000 shares of common stock underlying an option previously granted
to
H. A. Yoars, President, exercisable at $15.62 per share.
the
the
of
Greater Pittsburgh
•
mill
company
Mr.
each),
shares
The
V.
of
The
(formerly Gamma 'Leather Goods Corp.) designs, maim-;
factures and sells a popular priced line of ladies' handbags and related
items.
Of
the $288,500 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale,
$100,000 will be used to acquire and equip new and expanded plant
facilities, 153,500 for working capital, and the balance to retain addi-.,
tional sales
personnel.
The company has outstanding 145,000 shares
of
common
stock, of which Irving Levine, President, Joan Kurfirst
(wiie of Nat Kurfirst. Vice-President), and Sophie Taylor, Secretary,.v
own
53.29%, 12.31% and 12.31% , respectively.
: V; :
statement
44%
shares,
The company
General Development Corp.—Debentures
-..
.
the
outstanding 219,150 class A and 267,850 class B
Joseph D. Saul, President, and Isidor Part,
owns
Saul
and
of one share
-.
in
area.
which
each
one warrant (ioyr
warrants entitling the holder to
purchase one additional share).
The
offering will be made at $4.50 per unit through underwriters headed
by Hampstead Investing Corp., 70 Pine St., N. Y-., which will receive
a
45 cents per unit comjnission and $11,500 for expenses.
The state¬
ment also includes 100,000 like
warrants sold to the underwriter for
$2,500, and 36,250 common shares underlying 145,000 like
warrants
issued to present stockholders in May 1962.
///^
sale
has
of
of
public
amendment.
-The "company is
engaged
markets in the Los Angeles
• :
products,
stock,
.
_
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
stock,
recent
a
.
tin addition to -certain indebtedness and" preferred
the company has
outstanding
2,782,062
shares of common
which management officials as a group own 7.6%.
Robert
McCulloch
is
Board Chairman
and
G,
K. .Johnson is
President.—
other
from
loans
pay
1,000 class A and 10,000
100%. stock
dividend
standing
.
_
public
stock,
&
Co.
by
sale
by
the
Inc.,
(maximum $6 per
by amendment.
to
the
the
and 75,000 shares, being out¬
The offering will be made
St., New York.
The public offering
share) and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
The statement, also includes warrants to be
company
holders
27
underwriter
thereof.
.
William
(amount
$350,000 of outstanding series A, 6%
to
be supplied by amendment) and
registered convertible subordinated
Volume
196
Number
debentures, and 40,000 common
outstanding debentures and
6175
shares
such
other
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
for
reserved
outstanding
the
holders
of
•
company
is primarily engaged
studies and research and
development
in manufacturing, engineering
under prime and subcontracts
Department of Defense for fuzing", arming and warhead sys¬
tems, timing devices, .barometric sensing devices and related electronic
and electromechanical devices.
Through its recent acquisition of Miro
Pen Corp., of New York (for 200.000 shares),
the oompany is also
engaged
in the production and sale of inexpensive ballpoint pens,
pen points, mechanical pencils and desk sets.
The net proceeds from
for
only) and to consider payment of stock dividends thereon. The purpose
of the exchange offer is to permit present common stockholders who
prefer to receive cash dividends rather than stock dividends to. exchange
warrants.
The
their
the
the
company's
tion
sale
machinery
and
In
purposes.
of adidtional
stock
equipment
addition
to
will
be
($150,000)
certain
used
to
acquire
indebtedness,
the
42.6%;
group
is
Seth
Harrison
President.' The
list
of
is
Board
selling
Chairman
stockholders
amendment.—V. 193, p. 382.".
and
statement'
at
with
time
to
prices
of
to
SEC
be
time
the
for
time
includes
-29,
of
York,
filed
Stock
sale
Exchange,
(maximum
shares
to
men's-wear
variety,
per' share):
pursuant
and
manufacture
of
indebtedness
novelties,
and
shares
455
group
of
citrus
common
prospectus
business
in
lacquers and ivarnishes.' In
preferred stock,
27.1%.
own
The
paints,
the
stock,
■
Meshulam
lists
Florida,
addition
winch
of-
Chairman
and
June
29,
originally
filed
with
110,000 common
Ahalt
&
the
1962
the
SEC
shares to
O'Connor,
Inc.,
St. Regis Paper Co.—Proposed
The
of
company
statement with
to
stock
Andre
for
sold
the
stock
holders
Exchange
vailing
in
together
of
with
Andre.
All
from
thereof
in
or
the
payment
a
part
or
to
time
time
$200,000
1
the Exchange,
on
at
-
in
California
Francisco,
•'
York
which
company,
and
Los
Angeles,
leases
plants
converts
products.
paper
in
paper,
San
Leandro,
board
paper
addition
In
certain
to
outstanding
Chairman
and
indebtedness
12,027,111
officials
agement
as
W.
R.
shares
group
a
is
Adams
Rights Offering—
statement
R.
Co.
7
;
K.
Ferguson
195,
(3)
America
'
v"
with
x
,
,
the
involved.
net
burse
option
is
the
treasury
of
increase
the
from
for
204,293
held.
issuable
are
expenditures
in
and
in
"
■
and
-
sub¬
Hills,
with
the
Calif.,
of
insurance
other
general funds.
The
(to be exchanged
of
which
is
increase
to
force,
companies,
proposed
"
$1,500,000 to
agencies
will
be
officials
as-;a
10% ."Samuel
group, own
and
Pfesident,—V. 195,
p.
1967.
•
-
than
f.
Solid
On
State
July
originally
$1
'
,
R.
L.
been
offered
Day, New York City.-^-V.
publicly
195,
through
750.
Kosman
that
\
basis
1
Registration Withdrawn-r-
and
with
stock,
mon
in
The
by
company
primarily, in
is
share)
per
individual
York..
New
loss
at. a
operated
and
predecessor
it
since
to
filed
registration
a
and
operations,
company's
written,
its
expand
company
set
—V.
194,
shares,
p.
of
which
and
the
the
It
that
Suburban Water Service, Inc.
be
considered
•
Preferred
—
:
:
i
cumulative
preferred
stock
($16
par),
to be
offered
common
(2) 30,000 shares of like preferred stock and 30,000 shares
stock to be offered for public sale through underwriters
"headed
by Putnam & Cc„ 6 Central Row,' Hartford, Conn. The public
offering price (maximum $17 per share for both issues) and under¬
writing terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
According to the pro¬
spectus, it is the intention of the company to discontinue cash dividends
on
common stock
(cash dividends to be paid on the preferred shares
false
reconstruction
economic
Electric
England
tentative
will
development.—
industrial
and
System
subsidiary,
is
planning
issue
to
for
date
the
opening
bids
of
is
Aug.
27,
1952
at
'
noon.
Electric
with the proposed merger of MerrimackSuburban Electric Co. and Lynn Electric Co. into
Co.,
Electric
Massachusetts
■
failed
of
Co.—V.
196,
p.
«*•*>...
•■,'•■
Nippon Telegraph & Telephdft6 Public Corp.—To Sell
Bonds in United States—
with
";
.
respect
to
comply
..
shares
Terra
shares
to
•
-
>■,
.
1962,, it: was reported
193,
2049.
p.
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co.—Proposed
Financing—
...
-
Bond
.
,
.
it was announced that this Seattle, Wash., company
plan's to open competitive bids Sept. 11 on $50,000,000 bf debentures
due Sept. 1, 2002, subject to approval of regulatory authorities.
Pro¬
ceeds
will be used to reduce the $150.Of>OOOQ princinal amount
of a
4%% demand note held by Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The utility made its first public debt financing Nov. 15
l°«l. tbrouvh
July
r
sale
1962,
3,
of
.
million
$50
debentures at
of 4^2%
annual net
an
interest cost
of 4.49%,
,
took over the Bell System properties in
Idaho, formerly opei-ated by a division of
The company on July 1, 1961,
,
Oregon,
be-
Washington and
Telephone.—V. 194,
Pacific
with
*
p.
2448.
!
Equipment
Southern California Edisun
.
.
Co.—Proposed Bond Fin'g
On
July 3, 1962, it was reported that this utility plans to sell at
competitive bidding sometime between Aug.. 28 and Sept. 6, $50,000,000
of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series P, due 1987.
Proceeds
.
'
will
used
be
for
repayment of
debt and construction.—V,
195,
p.
2384.
interests
by
Terra);
directors arid
predecessor" and
Terra
Terra
.
Japanese
which were the
for. the business
in
the
of
3,
the
services.—V.
•
suspension
Terra,
exchange
transactions in such
of
July
by
the
the
'7
company
,
that this company has been authorized
Finance Minstry1 to sell $20,000,000 of bonds in the
U. S., by the end of 1962.
7f The last sale qf such bonds took place on May 3, 1961, when the
company sold $20,000,000 of 5Vb%-6%
bonds through Dillon, 'Read &
Co. Inc.; First Boston Corp-., and Smith, Barney & Co., New York City.
The corporation was formed in 1952 to take over from <ha Govern¬
ment the furnishing of public telephone, telegraph and related coxnmunication services in Japan and
is the only company furnishing such
.
with
1933
cause
to
that
and
whether
predecessor
material
the
to
officers,
by
in
shares
violation
of
law
state
News of Business and Finance
alleged-"that a Regulation A exemption Is
offering would exceed the $300,000 limitation
disclose
the
names
of
all
peisons
Terra.
of
Harvey,
Fred
and
'the
of
financial
:
the
misleading
company
.statements
order
with
for
the
asserts
who
•
may
..
,
that .its
.respect
to "receipts
two
years
preceding
the
(and
predecessor,-, which
were
content
the
for
the-predecessor's
for
to' such
.Aetna Finance Co*—Six Months' Report—
•
offering
of
and
and
dxs-
the
date
valuation
of
interests);
basis, for
the
allocation
of
properties
the bases
(and the cash costs
the allocation of company
for
contributions (and identity of certain of the
offering of 25,671" shares in violation of the
registration. requirernents .of ...the Securities Act (giving rise to undis¬
closed contingent liabilities against the company). It is further alleged
that the .company, -its
officers,, directors and promoters have failed
to coorperate. with-the .Commission by withholding basic ■ information
requested by the Commission in deficiency letters.
prior
Trail-Alre's
.
the
shares,
circular
is
beneficial
prior
alleged
owners
to
of
be
false
and
misleading
of
the
.
earnings of $1,052,333, for the six months ended March 31, 1962,
Loan receivables
000
to
to
the
offering
arid
the
volume
of
company.—V. 193, p. 2825.
Its
auring the six-month fiscal period increased $1,800.-
March, receivables have
added.—-V. 195, p.
Since
$70,657,000.
than
more
$3,000,000,
Yalem
Mr.
further
increased
2255.
Alaska Lumber & Pulp Co., Inc.—Bonds Sold
Privately
—On July 2,
1962, it was reported that $8,000,000 of this
firm's first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B, due
June 1,
1977, had been sold privately through Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc., New York City.
company's
41.7%
public offering, who were affiliates
of and control the company; and. the relationship between the com¬
pany
and the major purchaser of its. products and • services which,
through the beneficial owners of the 41.7% of the company prior to
public
Net
to 52 cents a share on 1,918,700 common shares, were reported
by Charles II. Yalem, President, Earnings for the corresponding period
last year were $1,047,779, or 53 cents a share on 1,858,321 common
shares outstanding." ■
•
■".'■•
equal
cash
offering
to
respect
controlled
purchases,
effectively
Alison Ayres, Inc.—Appointment—
Chemical
appointed
—V.
195,
Bank
York
New
transfer
agent
for
Trust
the
New York City,
has been
stock of the corporation.
Co.,
common
2376.
p.
thq
Allyn & Bacon, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
-
Trail-Aire, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
See
Terra
Equipment
Engineering,
Inc.,
Sales
this issue.—V.
195,
p.
1024.
were
at
Grubb,
of the
company's common stock at the rate of on^ preferred share in exchange
each common share held (the record date to be supplied by amend¬
of
is
outstanding
.
for
ment), and
bonds
preferred stock, a total par value of $7,500,000.
and preferred stock will be subject to competitive bidding
Essex
conjunc-
■
Common
to holders
of
further
to
company: shares
with
7
with
$22,500,000
Financing is in connection
contributors);.. and. the
Sub¬
1
the
shares
of West Main Street, Clinton, Conn., filed registration
the SEC on June 29 .covering (1) 3,398 shares of 90c
statements
permanent. ;
promoters
as
respect
attributable
Registered—
The company,
is
failed
Terra
company's
•
Levy,
;
Ministry
Finance
Japanese
additional
major poi'tion of this financing
2380.
New
the
12:00
changers
products,
Terra,
available
the
.
coin
use-in
the
and
a
The bonds
and
assets in the financial statements); the interests of participants in the
r
company
(1957).
lative
*'
,
proper
reserves
for
business to be
operations
and
increase
its
business.
417,000 common and, 150,000 class A
1763
for
that
additional first mortgage bonds, to be known as Series G Bonds, in the
principai'timount of $60,000,000 and 75.000 shares of $100 par cumu¬
of
beef
dried
reasonable
A,
question
promoters
in
in that
of
health insurance
prospectus,
commenced business
Michael H.
has
Harvey
Regulation
the
transactions in
(and
by
bursements
Fx-esident, owns 20.4% of
the class A shares.
In addition, Leonard L. Shankman, Chairman '.of
the Executive Committee and limited partner of the;> urderwriter, owns
15%
and
7.8%,
respectively, of the class A and
common
shares.
common
time
.
up
agency
outstanding
has
the
at
that
issue
to
is expected
Massachusetts Electric Co.—Proposed Bond Financing
the
resulting
circular
,
stantially all of the net proceeds from the stock sale will be invested
initially in income producing securities as authorized by the New
York
Insurance
Law
and,
thereafter, will be used to finance the
The
thereon
reported
was
the'bank
It
S.
j/
ThiSi
the
in
195, p. 2824.
■■••'• 11
it
Fred
of
- on
of
(and
transactions
With
The public offering
underwriting-, terms are to be
7."
7
writing of individual and group
According
at
Harvey, 50,000 shares at
shares at $5 p6r share.
The
that
and
Terra's
allocation
directors
and
230,000 shares of com¬
through underwriters headed
accident and
orders
made
in
commissioris.
New. York.
group
its
'
and
the
or
and
warrants),
,
....
in
engaged
and
sale
Ill -Broadway,
Co.,
&
amendment.
insurance
has
and
outstanding
for public
par
U.
V. .195,
Fred
55,000
misrepresentation
interests
the
J
.
was
it
1962,
3,
authorized
promotion, Of
temporarily suspending Regulation
share;
per
request,
upon
Telephone Co.—Proposed
..
'
covering
29.
public
for
York,
Ave., ;NeW
June
on
offered
(maximum .$12
supplied
Fifth
111
SEC
to be
Ira -Haupt
.price,
life
of
the
company-
statement
.
contingent liabilities); the liabilities of the predecessor
the liabilities of Terra, the items included; therein,
'and
provisions
and
agreements
pertaining
to
the
satisfaction
or
discharge thereof; and commitments of Terra. to pay, salaries
and
•
v
•
$1
conditions
not
The
purposes),
,
Engineering;, Inc.—Offering Susp'd—
Equipment
vacated'or
for
assumed
Life Insurance Co. of New York—
Common Registered—
construction
for
The Bank was incorporated in 1951 as a Japaness Government finan¬
cial institution to supply long-term funds to Jananese indusriv for the
offered
at
washing machines,
shares.—V.
10,000
Trail-Aire,
asserts
the
promoters
/
its
Standard Security
out¬
advances
May 15, 1962, the bank issued $17,500,000 of 6%
guaranteed
external loan bonds due May
15, 1977 throuah First rfos >> l v j.;
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., New York City.
tfrii'ts and ;a line of popularly-priced
through';'retail' outlets and,, on contract
at
officers,
•
the company
1962
of
On
-v
shares
.alleged
the
of
•
of 115 L St., S. E., Washington, D. G.,
registration statement originally filed with the SEC on
Dec.
28,
1961
which covered
75,000 common shares
to have
been
offered publicly without underwriting.—V. 195, p. 1143.
July 5,
$2,500,000
completed by the end of 1962.
•
and
Suburban Bell
the
purchase
to
148,905
be
time
variety of
products intended
food
,
Terra
be
The
involve
'
Solon Industries, Inc.—SEC
On
withdrew
by
to
to
A
share;
per
should
Anthony
■
warrants
a
1
material
p.
(all incurred
notes
be
offering
circular
of
each of
the
three
companies is. false and misleading in
respect of- certain material facts. Each order provides an opportunity
...
Tucker,
by
of $500,000 will be used to reimburse company funds
constriction. The company's construction program for
will' require' esthriated
expenditures
of
$5,300,000.^V;
195^
in
to
273,423
r'lifeve
Products, Inc.—SEC Registration Withd'n
have
bank
represented
of debentures due 2002
has
registration
a
:
the SEC issued orders
.'- certain, terms
1962, the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on Feb. 1, which covered ■ 110,000 com¬
to
of
sale
to
600
" '
Commission
added lo
3,
shares
mon
filed
and
are
prices " prevailing
cleaners,
thereto, (2)
for
'
i
>.
respect
ment,
-
Chairman
offex-ed
proceeds
Japan Development Bank—To Sell Bonds in U. S.—
provides
a
conditional, exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in
amount.
Each
of. the above companies, in; notification filed
on
June
12, 1961, January 9, 1961 and December. 27, 1961, respectively,
proposed the public "offering of common stock as follows: Terra Equip-'
regional
balance
of
borrowings
Financing—
July
to
.
with
$500,000 for possible acquisi¬
the
and
r
York,
shares,
securities
dry
frozen
and
for, hearing,
&
New
outstanding
common
at
^bi)tq'*fj;e^i'
Regulation
health
has outstanding 1,076,190 common shares
equal number of common shares with rights),
an
be
net
reported that this company plans to sell $20,000,at competitive bidding on July 25. Proceeds
will be used for the repayment of debt.—V. 191, p. 1984.
'
company
for
management
Board
sales
to
the
repayment
for
July 3, 1962, it
000
covering $1,500,000 of outstanding
1971,
Such
Market
accessories
July 2,
Caiif.
'
'.
to
2199.
Bond
•
public offerings of stock by the following: (a) Terra Equipment -Engineering,
Inc., 496 West San Carlos St.,- San Jose, Calif.;
lb) Fred Harvey Associates, Inc., Queens Canyon, Mineral City, Nevada;
and
(c)
Trail-Aire, Inc., 18033 South Santa Fe Ave., Long Beach,
Virgin Islands.
Of
will be used to reim¬
additional
at
A exemptions from registration under the Securities Act
respect
is
exercise
upon
accident
connection
Beverly
t
the
and
establish
to
The
■
life
Rico
sale,-$450,000
stock
$300,000
branches and
tion
100,000
Terra Equipment
•
and
due
stock.
designed
less
On
Underwriting
No
,
writing
in
Puerto
building
new
a
reserves."
amendment:
plans.
and
shares
five
each
by
shares,
engaged
states
21
proceds
purchase
supplied
1,280,483
stock
in
share
be
to
the
for
new
one
is
company
insurance
the
of
Of
various
The
,
Ave.,
June 29,
on
notes
_
the
price
1982,
Of
15.
applied
current
pi*ice
of carrying on
which
parimutuel
purpose
for
Third
850
con-operated
«
(with
rate
scription
of
r,
SEC on June 29, covering 1,280,483 shares of com¬
rights) which the company is offering on a share
exchange-lor the 1,230,483 common shares now
outsanding.
It is proposed to offer 256,097 additional common snares
for subscription by the holders of the new common stock with rights
stock
at
Market
($400,000
of .notes
and
26,666
warrants),
and
50
holders
of
the
common
shares,
including Alan Foster -and
Glenway Sheet
Metal
Company, Inc. They propose to sell all of their holdings of 37,050 and
27,950 shares, Respectively, and others propose to sell holdings ranging
from
registration
a
Aug.
be
;
fd.r 'hotels land motels'. In addition." to certain,, (indebtedness,
the';company has outstanding 644,742 'shares of common stock, "of
which'Leon C. Hirsch, President, owns 20% ; 'The prospectus lists 14
-'holders of the notes and warrants,
including Laird, Bissell & Meeds
■
filed
be
to
together with all associated
Pownal,, Vt: by M. DeMatteo
authorized,
be constructed in
ortlfer
Board
"/,
•
of 1451 North Bayshore Dr., Miami,
will
balance
1962-63'
p.
receive
SEC
common
furniture
Proposed
—
bidding
$4,500,000
Mass., filed a registra¬
covering $5,000,000 »of
due
D)
Of
of
the
processed
with "
tion
i
2383.
p.
of
■
is
(Series
company
shares
On "the'case of the shares).
'
preferred'stock,''Sfej-Regis
stock, of which man¬
•
bonds
29th
to
agreed
to
capital
meets,
race
the holders thereof from time
price (in the case of the notes
; and related
share .basis: in
of
if
$165,000
per ; share
line
a
foil
common
3.31%,
President.—V.
Seaboard Life Insurance
The company
and
of
own
the
Reg'd—
The
company ' and, its
recently
acquired " subsidiaries
operate
a
^diversified business that
manufactures
and
sells, or distributes,
(!)
San
and
$2,000,000
% •
folding cartons and other packaging materials for sale to soft
bottlers,
brewers, department - stores, gift shops, florists and
Its products are distributed in
eleven western' states
through its own sales representatives and jobbers.
■.■-■..•hi
at
with
of
by
\ sale
Andre,
drink
for
$15
market
supermarkets.
mon
(to
Over-the-Counter
into
has
Co.
subordinated
shares
sale
...
and
paper
June
short-term
Cincinnati &
horse
conducted
company
5%%
•.
Market,: at prices pre¬
off-the-Exchange secondary offering
prices. >
J
"...
i
in an
or
offered
350,000
Over-the-Counter
harness
items,
statement
may
New
sale,
Registered—
Cambridge,
on
company's parent/New England Gas and Electric Association,
and
engineering fees, and the balance for
working capital and ,'pre-opening and other expenses.
The company
has outstanding 10,000 capital shares, of which Louis Smith, President,
and Martin E. DeMatteo, Jr., own an aggregate of 97%.
Mr. DeMatteo
is also a principal stockholder of the construction company..
"
•'
statement
shares
St.,
SEC
competitive
at
bond
and
Tenax, Inc.—Securities Registered—
the
on
the
obligation).
other
The
of
such
of
sale
the
the
from the
financing
and
registration
a
with
standing
the
100,000
shares
to discharge
the
the $5,400,000 estimated net proceeds from
(together with other funds) $4,900,000 will be used to
construct the track, $115,000 to pay a^note held by the construction
company, incurred to buy the land, $187,000 for equipment, furnishings
this
Over-the-Counter
private sales at negotiated
Regis is a manufacturer of
St.
a
the
Company,
the
of
filed
public
expended
they ;have
be
to
are
organized In 1960 for the
The track will
Construction
Acquisition—
St., -New York,
forwarder.
.
in
was
be
would
$100,000
June 29, covering 25,000 shares of common
four holders
of
the .outstanding stock of
on
to
42nd
price;! and
includes
'
Stock
or
SEC
Box
all
by
the
issued
Paper
cash,
be
be
East
150
mortgage sinking fund
sale.
and
activities.
a
28, 1961 which covered
offered publicly through Searight,
City.—V. 194, p. 1552.
York
also
as
-time
of
company
betting
President.
registration
freight
one
two
thoroughbred
September
on
have been
New
its
statement
the
to
time
The
Registration Withd'n—-
withdrew
company
time
at' the
selling
stockholders
including
Charles
H.
Sheldon
Who
propses
to sell 23,486 shares'.
Others propose to sell
amounts ranging from 200 to 6,400 shares.—V. 195, p. 2383.
On
raili-oads and
195, p. 2747.
34
Austin
130
of
company
from
Pownal,
shares
100,000
from
13
SEG Electronics Co., Inc.—SEC
by
the
as
the company has outstanding 18,500 shares
by
promoters .(at $1 per. share for 240,000 shares
a
credit- of $100,000 against a certain .con¬
struction contract price) to be offered for public sale by said promoters
to various
officials
management
is Board
owned
President.—V.
29,
at the public-offering
such units;
and 50 units
The
and
theyiompany has outstanding 5,497,-
Riklis
is
statement
for
preferred
of which
77';
.«
.
company
June
on
purchased
opera¬
and
of
company
SEC
purchase
stores (National Shirt Shops and Lemer Stores)-; and a platemaking business, catalog mail order operations, /the manufacture of
signs and displays, the manufacture' and marketing of sundry
and
.7:•
da-actors.
.
metal
toys
addition to certain indebtedness and
company has outstanding. 15,-800 common shares,
MacKenzie, Executive VicerPjresident, owns 4,114 shares, and
management officials as a group own 10,<540 shares, E. P. Williams is
thA
..
to
.
children's
and
women's'
'
stock
Newell
first
Vt., iiled a registration statement with
covering $4,320,000 of 6% first mortgage bonds
dufc ,1982: and" 1,080,000 shares of
capital stock, to;'be ofxered
for
public sale in 4,320 units conisting of $1,000 of bonds and 250 capital
shares.
The offering will be made" (without underwriting)
at $1,250
per Unit.
1,504 of such units are to be offered to the two promoters of
wear
plastic
In
the
thd
otherwise,
or
$24
Offered
be
capital
P.
tion
Neal
The
company's December, 1961, Restricted Stock Option Plan. .
;
"The company is engaged in various activities including the
national
future.
President,;.'
registration
a
cars
Worcester Gas Light Co.—Bonds
by
..."v
the
of
stqck,
Wm.
covering 49,422
outstanding
sale by the holders-thereof
public
100,000
the
an
Taconic Racing & Breeding Association—Sees.
New
American
the
at
also
Ave.,
June
on
offered
on
current
statement
tion
i,
.;"V.V
Fifth.
711
the
shares
common
from
The
lished
1
corporation
flat
The
stock of three subsidiaries, for advances to subsidiaries, and to purchase
securities of or .loan to, existing subsidiaries ior those acquired or estab¬
Kaun
supplied
Kapid-American Corp.—Common Registered—
The
of
J.
5
of the purchase price (estimated at $5,000,000) of new rail¬
(the 20% to be provided from treasury funds). In addi¬
tion ten certain indebtedness,
preferred.
(113)
water
capital
S:
Fred
be
to
is
80%
road
*
company is engaged in the business of acquiring and operating
companies through controlling stock ownership, presently con¬
trolling five operating companies which supply water to customers in 7
portions of eight towns in'Connecticut. The net proceeds from the sale
Qf- the preferred and common stock will be used to purchase additional
1
company
has
Irving Rosen¬
officials as a
outstanding 677,250 shares of common stock, of which
a
Vice-President, owns 11.3%
and management
blatt,
than
!
The
produc¬
for 'working
and
for
common
*
"
,t
and
an
net
income
Net
Trailer Train Co.—Equipment Trust Certificates Reg'd
$1,358,139
The
1961.
tion
company,
statement
of 6 Penn Center Plaza, Philadelphia,
With
the
SEC
on
June
29
covering
filed a registra¬
$4,000,000 of serial
equipment trust certificates (series 1) due serially 1963-82, to be offered
for public .sale at competitive bidding. •
The company acquires and supplies to railroads flat cars of standard
designs; suitable for the transportation by railroad of highway trailers,
commonly called "piggyback" equipment.
The net proceeds from the
sale of the trust certificates will be applied to the payment of not more
of
increased
$0.99
or
a
Allyn
a
& Bacon,
year ended
textbook Dubliriiers,
April 30, 1962, Kenneth M.
Boston
meeting
50%
share,
of company employees.
in
the fiscal year endad
from
$900,556
or
$0.66
a
April 30 to
share in fisdal
'
Sales for
year
income
all-time high for the
President, told
ended
the year totaled $12,802,024,
April 30,
an
increase of 26.9%
over
the
1961.
fiscal
off to a fine start,
with a geography adoption in Texas that will amount to $1,500,000 in
sales In the new fiscal year. He also stated "earlv reports from the
field indicate that sales and earnings for the 1962-63 fiscal year will be
higher than 1961-62."
Mr.
Grubb
stated
that
the
new
year
was
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(114)
Offered
International, Inc.—Common
Alumatron
System, an association of the major
which provides a coast to coast
more
than 3,900 miles, of which
some
1,800 miles are in the company's territory. Through integrated
planning with other telephone companies in Canada and the United
States, the company enables its customers to obtain telephone com¬
munication with almost every part of Canada and the United States,
and
with many widely spread points throughout the world.
construction and furnishing
$332,500, will be used for
at
First
incorporated under the laws of Florida
on
Sept
20, 1961, by James Rosatl and his two sons, James Rosati,
Jr.
and'Joseph Rosati. The principal office of the c°mP*^ Jf
5000-102nd
Ave.
North,
Pinellas Park,
Fla.,
a
small community
E
due
Mar.
F
due
Feb.
G
due
Jun.
1,
1,
Aug.
1,
I
due
May
J
due
Dec.
15,
Series
K
due
May
15,
Series
L
due
Dec.
Series
M
due
Jun.
1,
Series
N
due
Jan.
2,
Series
O
due
Mar. 15,
*
-
180,000shs.
P
Seiies
due
1,
Mar. 15,
Series
due July
2,
R
due
Jan.
2,
Series
S
due
Apr.
1,
Series
T
due
Aug.
2,
Series
U
due
Jan.
Series
V
due
Jan.
2,
2,
Series
Inc.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
offering circular, the company
offered publicly, without underwriting, 300,000 shares
of its common stock at $1 per share. Net proceeds, esti¬
Q
Series
W
due
Jun.
15,
Ameritech Industries,
ant
to
mated
1962
27,
June
a
BUSINESS—The
for training personnel,
repayment of debt, and working
rated
The
of
laws
the
under
presently in a promotional
in three areas of operation:
engage
and
stage,
is
company
plans
it
,
,,
,
through the use of leased factory and manpower facilitiies.
(31
Manufacture and market prefabricated fallout shelters
the market for such products should appear.
gram
GIVING
when
Authorized
stock
Common
(par
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cent)———
one
—V.
Associated Dry
This
been
completed
quality
fashion
Goods
acquired by Associated Dry
department store group.
Senator Barry
Goldwater
and
Goldwater
Robert
The announcement
under
whichin
store
its
new
division
will
!
continue
as, a
.1
Ariz.),
(R.
of
this
as
major
Chairman
President.
as
made simultaneously in N. Y.
was
be
will
and in Phoenix,
Ariz.,
by Robert, W. Goldwater,
brother of the Senator, and Robert
McKim, Chairman and Lewis P. Seller, President of Associated
J,
of
The terms of
of
stock,"
the transaction, which involves
not
were
Associated
made
"undisclosed
an
amount
public.
Goods is one of the nation's leading groups of
It presently has 11 divisions and 37 stores in 10
states and Washington, D. C.
Associated's net sales and net earnings
after taxes both were at record levels for the 1961 fiscal year which
closed on Feb. 3, 1962.
Net sales for this period reached an all-time
peak of $326,334,295 and net earnings after taxes were $10,755,218.
Dry
department stores.
195, p. 2700.
-»
The
of
Barbasol
Chas.
&
Co.,
Barber-Greene
Nine Months Ended
Net
Earnings
before
for
Net
income
1961
1962
taxes
2,353,825
income
state
taxes__
earnings
♦Earnings
shares
904,700
on
575,000
656,195
$0.73
share
per
♦Based
1,231,195
1,191,087
$1.29
and
outstanding
May
on
Y.,
N.
apparel
children's
for
girls
apparel
from
1962.—V.
31,
195,
pants
in
14.
the
'
^
A,'.77
_
by
the
employing
Contractor
112
34th
New
and
the
St.,
Larchmont,
at
are
The
plants.
West
are tights,
stretch
utilizing unique fabrics and applications de¬
itself.
National headquarters and
a
plant
persons
York
sales
with
office
has
company
other
production
showroom
and
eight road
at
is
at
salesmen.
Mexico
Mexican
under
will
firm
Maurice
affiliate,
the
Bobbie
be
Brooks
started
Saltzman,
labfel.aS:"major'expansion-
immediately.
President
of
the
Brooks, said the Mexican
Brooks, S. A. de C.V., would gradually extend .its',
activities to all South American countries.
Brooks previously has licensed several firms in other coun¬
Bobbie
marketing
Bobbie
to
produce
but
this
and
sell
first, joint
its
is
women's
young
wearing
venture with
apparel
foreign
a
under
translated
were
sell
licensee,
now
has
of
into
Spanish; retail sales personnel were taught
ensembles; and department stores in Mexico
young adult departments.
Vr.
100
machines,
current
Brooks
with
will
sales
year.—V.
make
of
196,
possible
immediate
an
approximately
$300,000
4.
p.
centers.
form
of
8%
seven-
was
Antonio
in
Monroe,
the
of
the
and
school
hospitals
and
Barker
dis¬
in
and
of
form
Texas;
opened
one
of
7%
an
years
the
is
name
Stores.
Franklin
de¬
depart¬
ten-year
additional
Orleans
New
and
40
Barker
including
in
for
Co.,
chain
stores
Beaumont,
two
wear.
the
plans
in
year
The
men's
in
La.,
the
Frank
national
expansion
this
Galveston
eight
opening of the first
store is located in the
said
Sol
investment
in
Texarkana
operation
one
retailer
Southwest
assist
opened
7
the
with
banks,
in
Singleton
of
for
are
with
operation
be
tailored
highly successful.
shopping center.
affiliated
office
7
in
years
applications.
Orleans,
is
locations.
two
over
Port
and
Rico.—V.
Puerto
195,
V
has
company
to
largest
Corp.—New
jointly
Australian Affiliate—
formation
announced
held
be
of
new
a
by Cenco and W. Watson
instrument manufacturer.
scientific
cording, 10 Ralph C. Read, Cenco President.
The
is
expected to further develop Cenco's expanding
in
Ltd.,
company
&
Sons,
tralia,
Zealand,
New
Oceania
and
parts
and
ac¬
joint venture
markets in
Aus¬
southeast Asia, according
of
new
to Mr. Read.
"We also expect to realize greater sales of our scientific
equipment with less duty restrictions in the Commonwealth countries
through our new Australian manufacturing arm," Mr. Read added.
W.
Watson
&
Sons, Ltd.,
a
publicly-neld company listed on the
Sydney, Australia Stock Exchange, has been in business for nearly
75
years,
The firm controls four prominent
scientific
instrument
manufacturing and sales firms in Australia and New Zealand. Watson
is
recognized
as
electro-medical
Cenco
the
of
one
leading
manufacturers
of
and
x-ray
equipment.
Instruments
Corp., one of the world's largest manufacturers
of scientific equipment for education, industry, research and medicine
was
organized in 1889.
77.AI''
formation
national
Watson-Cenco
of
expansion
corporation
department in
a
is
another
launched
program
Chicago-based
has
last
year.
consolidated
step in Cenco's inter¬
Since that time, the
and
enlarged Its export
facility, increased the size of its inter¬
adding more sales representatives, and
entered -the
hospital and medical supply and
equipment
field
on
an
international -scale.
Cenco
now
has
manufacturing
and
sales
by
system
in more
than 20
locations throughout the free world
products in 110 different countries.—V. 188, p. 1042. ' W,'
its
sells
Chicago
new
distribution
facilities
and
;
.
Century Acceptance Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On
July 2, 1962, it
notes
senior
subordinated
Chase
anticipated during
Manhattan
bank
The
$2.50
to
«*
due
notes
1965-74
had
firm's
of its
sold
been
privately
through
Parker/Eisen/Waeckerle/Adams
Purcell, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—V. 195, p. 974..7.
or
expansion
was reported that $500,000 of this
due serially 1965-74, and $500,000
senior
been completely sold out. The Mexican firm
sewing machines plus related equipment. Joint owner¬
about 40
Bobbie
the
in
The firm,
known as Watson-Ccnco Pty., Ltd., will distribute
eventually
manufacture
certain
Cenco
instrument
components,
urged to set up
Each seasonal line has
ship
discount
for
between
are
Puerto Rico.
San
Australia's
v-
coordinated
were
to
Inc.,
its
V.,
to
how
New
Cenco Instruments
original Bobbie Brooks licensee
C.
di¬
two
C.
Phonoscope, operation.
administration
industrial
1922.
national
,
Bobbie
of
the
departments
will
to
The
The company has purchased a 50% interest in a Mexican company
previously licensed to produce and sell young women's wearing apparel
in
of
outlet
Capital
The
company
140
in
discount
Australia
will add an estimated $4,400,000 to Bobbie Brooks
current fiscal year.
Ready Maid's sales have climbed
years
ago
to $3,300,000 during the fiscal year
1962.
Phonoscope,
capital
the
operation
installations
Ponce,
Rico
bentures
through
two
swimwear,
and
veloped
the
p. 2029.
of
Stretchini
through
one
I.
Houston
circuit
television
systems,
and
Inc., San Antonio,
operator
of
closed
of
in
according
$650,000,
women,
field
the
producing
company
swimwear
adult
to
departments
supplies
in
Rockerfeller-Ibek
The
24,028,165 shs.
young
made
communication
leased
centers
27
New
p.
for
194, p. 215.
commitments
totaling
Sun-Mart,
expansion
voice
Other
established
Outstanding
Inc.,
in product lines and nationwide service.
Basic products in the Stretchini and related lines
ments
1,162,738
Federal
10,000,000
in Mexico was Montealvo, S. A.,
by Jaime Sahchez-Montealvo, who formed Bobbie Brooks, S. A.
as
a separate
company when the first Mexican showing of
the
Bobbie
Brooks
line
in
July of 1961- resulted in an immediate
sell-out and swamped Montealvo production
facilities.
'
7,r
Bobbie Brooks' training films, promotional literature and advertise¬
$29,052,704 $24,688,455
Provision
*
in the future will be under the corporate name Taffy
and preparations are being made for "a rapid increase
Tucker,
The
Co.—Nine Months' Report—
sales
and
April 30,
on
Operations
de
May 31--
30,000,000
headed
this issue.
Inc.,
Ohio
investment
was
wear
investment
assortment
Puerto
40,000,000
acquisition
$900,000
,
Co.—Proposed New Control—
Pfizer
count
June
Inc.—Acquisitions—
Larchmont,
a
during the
label,
See
.
history, reflecting plans by Bobbie Brooks for major long-range
expansion in the vast and growing children's wear market."
tries
;
•
35,000,000
our
„
—V.
wide
ments
stretchwear
Goods Corp.
Dry
and
Sun-Mart
Maurice Saltzman, President of Bobbie Brooks, described the purchase
<$f Ready Maid Petticoats, Inc., manufacturer of Stretchini garments
and
other
children's
lines,
as
"one
of
the
most
significant steps
of
state,
a
50,000,000
30,000,000 shs.
producer of
expansion into the
first
acquisition
ended
Goldwaters
that
Houston
buildings.
30,000,000
1,1962—4%%
items.—V.
Texas
leases
in
boys'
Equipment has been
system
linking
50,000,000
:
and
and
school
35,000,000
25,000,000
L
in
$350,000
deoentures for
picture
20,000,000
20,000,000
—
1978—6%%
1974—6%%
1982—5%%
1986—6
%—
1982—5V&%
1984—5!/2%
(par $25)
Cleveland,
made
line
from
Goods Corp.—Acquisition—
24,000,000
r
7
,
The firm
developed equipment in
1959
containing a television monitor
and
camera
along
with
central
switchboard
facilities
allowing
two-way
40,000,000
16,000,000
:2z~
related
announced
invested
was
men's
The
year
.
doors,
windows,
Its wholly owned subsidi¬
operations and the production and
casting
and
based
of
builds
that
leased
Arthur,
732,500 shs.
Arrangements
have
the
leading
firm
40,000,000
has
operations
$300,000
40,000,000
sand
aluminum
sells
products.
Singleton, Jr., President of< the Dallas-based S. B.
commitment
A
40,000,000
—_
in
and
aluminum
Southwest Cqrp.—Investments—
company
versified
E.
:
manufactures
related
aluminum furniture
Capital
M.
195, p. 2700.
sales
Arizona,
Oct.
due
Bobbie Brooks,
in
TO PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
_
and
engaged
are
of
The
>
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
.
Systems
fronts
aries
sale
FINANCING
Outstanding
$25,000,000
35,000,000
35,000,000
Authorized
to
(1)
Manufacture and market expendable polystyrene thermal in¬
sulating cups and develop, manufacture and market other products
of the same composition.
(2) Bid on and manufacture certain items used in the defense pro¬
CAPITALIZATION
Series C
Common stock
of 377 5th Ave., New York, was incorpo¬
the State of New York on April 14
1961.
company,
store
.
operating in the black in the final quarter of the fiscal
were
Cal-Tech
Sun-Mart
$292,000, will be used
at
product development,
capital.
PRESENT
TO
1973—3%%
1975—3%%
1976—3%%
1967—4%%
1979—3%%
1970—4
%__
1981—4
%
1972—4%%
1972—5
%
1983—4% %
1980—5%%
1,
Series
2217.
p.
EFFECT
1964—3 %%..
1977—3
%
15,
Series
Outstanding
1,000,000shs.
par)..
(50c
stock
194,
due
Series
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
—V.
D
Series
organized to engage in the business of filing
homes, which is an extremely competitive industry, and will attempt
to
market a new type of aluminum home.,',..i
A
Common
GIVING
he added,
period.
of
Mortgage Bonds—
Series
■(.
was
CAPITALIZATION
network
Series
Petersburg.
St.
The. company
Canada,
across
relay
Authorized &
commission, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The company was
adjoining
radio
CAPITALIZATION
advertising, construction of homes to
model homes,
of
Telephone
companies
telephone
microwave
sota, Fla., offered publicly, 80,000 shares of this firm s
common stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated
order, salesmen's
Trans-Canada
the
of
On
1962, B. C. Malloy, Inc. and Hensberry & Co.,
St. Petersburg, Fla., and Jay Morton & Co., Inc., Sara¬
June 28,
.
of
crease
earned
had
net
share,
per
the
six
six
of
taxes,
of
or
$34,962,508,
of
1962.
$34,549,179,
last
'p
1.2%—
after
months
over" the
months
Up
earnings,
first
1.2%
or
first
the
operating
for
$413,329
in
Bank—Net
&
is
This
$2.47
in¬
an
share,
per
year.
,
bank paid $33,875,749 in interest—mainly on savings and other
deposits—during the first half of this year, $10,715,898 more
during the first six months of 1961. Helping to offset this and
other
increases
in operating expenses were higher
totals of interest
The
Bastian-Blessing Co.—Six Months' Net Up 58%—
Earnings of the company for the 1962 second quarter rose 43% above
1961 and raised the company's 1962 first half earnings 58% above 1961,
it was reported by A. L.
Augur, President and Chief Executive Officer.
Earnings for the six-month period ending May 31, 1962 were $743,156,
$1.01
or
Sales
share,
per
for
up
first
half
the
sales of $8,864,799 for
Second
quarter
cents
53
for
the
from
of
the
1962
second
1961
as
64
or
totaled
cents
share
in 1961.
compared with
per
$11,451,142,
as
period last year.
period just ended
same
earnings for
share,
per
$474,327,
the
quarter.
compared
with
$268,829,
or
37
"Our traditional pattern is to have a better second half than
first,"
added Mr. Augur, "so barring an unforeseen business
letdown, we should
maintain our improved position for the rest of the
year."
The
This
20
it
trast
to
50%
is the nation's largest manufacturer of fountain-food
equipment and specialty valves for controlling high-pressure
gases.—V. 195, p.
1659.
Beaunit Corp.—New
Beaunit
Mills,
Inc.,
and
its
deficit
the
common
by
of
the
over
showed
company
stock,
Don
net
a
in
the
in
period
$1,417,000
$1,000,000,"
For
sales
bidding
improvement
orders
the
Mr.
full
were
the
like
year
totalling
shares
then
Feb.
which
on
fiscal
in
the
late
in
28,
1962,
net
a
sales
year,
$325,614
or
the
loss
of
company's
of
$227,988
$9,457,961
28.5
cents
outstanding. Reflected
share
a
in
were
the
On
July 3 it was reported that the corporate name of Beaunit Mills
was changed to
Beaunit Corp. effective
immediately.
The change, designed to reflect the
growing diversification of Beaunit
Corp.
into fields
week
other
than
textile,
approved
was
by stockholders last
the
at
annual meeting.
Corp.'s two divisions will operate under the names—Beaunit
195, p. 2593.
Beaunit
Fibers and Beaunit Textiles.—V.
Bell Electronic
On
July
2,
1962,
common
stock
the
of
said,
Co. of
was
listed
on
symbol
Bogue,
factures
Canada
—
Bonds
Offered
—
On
11, 1962, A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd., Toronto, offered
publicly in Canada, $30,000,000 of this company's 5%%
first mortgage
bonds, series W, due June 15, 1984. The
issue was priced at 99 and accrued
interest to yield
about 5.58%.
Net proceeds will be used to
reimburse the company
for past expenditures for
acquisitipns, and expansion
and to finance present construction
the
cal
growth
The
BUSINESS—The company of 1050 Beaver Hall
Hill, Montreal operates
telegraph and telecommunication services in the Provinces
Quebec and Ontario wjth extensions of its
telephone,
services
It
is
a
of
Newfoundland and
Canadian enterprise and
Canadian
imerfni
capital
,
f
corporation.
Of
its
It
has
provides
in
and
connects
with
with
"tTp
these
and
fcr
than
178,000
I" ,Canad0a and ow" about 92% of the
Telephone & Telegraph Co. owns about
and
stock
the
the
operation
with
f.
i
latter
more
company
and
more
than
long
with
division
of
shareholders
distance
97%
loss
were
some
of
operated
at
Fort
became
source.
at
Paterson
of
aerospace,
active
last
also
He
re¬
by a
operation
fields.
:77 •
recently announced its intention to expand its ac¬
acquisition of Bristol Dynamics, Inc., of Brook¬
exchange for 300,000 shares of common stock. Bristol,
Y.,
N.
in
communication
serv¬
3,750,000 of its own telephones
335,000 telephones operated
by some
for
the
therefrom. The
first
Interest
half
and
Ontario.
Arrangements
interchange
company
is
of
a
of
1962
dividends
and
$21,289,834
other
on
Sales
a
of
for
securities
the
were
respec¬
of June 30,
1962, total assets were $9,720,493,263 and deposits
$8,577,275,362. Twelve months earlier assets totaled $8,867,580,186
v/ere
$7,735,265,443,
net
of
securities
profit,
last
during
after
taxes,
such
year
sales
7
■
7.",;,
:.77
-
Cincinnati
at
Ottawa
(Canada), manu¬
products, many custom-designed,
water treatment and other techni¬
■■"/[:f-;
$111,737,803
deposits
of
first
the
six
$13,295,561,
resulted
in
a
months
During
net
of
1962
resulted
in
the comparable period
profit,
after
taxes,
$7,-
of
VV^'-'V
Enquirer, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
and
company
through
the
to
Gross
loans-.,outstanding,
including
mortgages,
amounted
to
$5,
089,668,562 on June 30 of this year, compared to $4,544,339,108 a year
earlier.
■:
7;
.V' ■;
Capital, surplus and undivided profits totaled $734,495,052 on June
30, 1962, and $706,365,666 a year before.—V. 195, pp. 1426 and 636.
precision
missile,
for
1961.
amounted
762,420.
1962
Texas,
approximately $126,000. This
of
loans
on
this year,
up from $101,070\295 for the
Interest on U. S. Government securities
the
for
commitments
Worth,
$22,210,792
half
bank
of
earlier.
year
1,177.039
the
on
unprofitable
with
a
bank.
the
higher this year, amounting to $9,741,086 and $7,942,128,
tively, in the first six months of 1962 and of 1961.
consolidated
reported,
the
by
months
also
As
November.
variety
aircraft,
tivities
The
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 1 next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $180,000 of its 5%, debentures -due
Aug. 1, 1967 at 100%.
Payments will be made at the First National
Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio.—V. 194, p. 215.
7
' <
'
the
will become a Bogue Division,
designs and manufactures missile
hardware,
electronic
components,
electro-mechanical
assemblies,
specialty tools and related products.—V. 195, p. 2377.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Co.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Company, New York Cityi has been appointed trustee,
registrar and paying agent for the company's first mortgage bonds,
4%%
series due 1992.—V. 196, p. 5.
;
,
Coburn
sales of
$78,882,000 for the nine months ending March 31, 1962, were
by Michael Daroff, President.
•
•••'.,
'
profits (unaudited) for the nine months were $1,048,000 or 27c
per share on the 3,826,577 shares outstanding.
Pre-tax earnings for the
nine months were $2,683,000.
reported
.
Net
For
the
Jan.-March
quarter, Mr. Daroff said, sales were $24,745,000.
time, Mr. Daroff announced that the company's plan for
financing, including convertible debentures for a total of
million, has been suspended at this time, due to present market
At the
$15
conditions.—V.
195,
1804.
p.
Insurance Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of Coburn
Pennsylvania, Inc., has received its charter and begun
Irving L. Bernstein, President, announced. Coburn Credit
of Pennsylvania is a subsidiary of Coburn Credit Co.,
Inc. of Rockville
Centre,
N.
Y., one of the nation's fastest growing
consumer
Co.
Ended
May
31—
profit
Operating
of
finance
companies.
Arlington Life is offering insurance to installment credit buyers.
Premiums for the payment of the unpaid balance of the installment
contracts
will
1962
;■
1961
$184,064
178,785
expenses
$266,398
332,615
Bernstein
—V.
profit
187, p;
or
loss
,
$5,279
—$66,217
insurance
"This
operation
is
company reported net earnings of $376,791, or 68 Vic per share,
sales of $8,040,000 for the fiscal year ended April
30, 1962, Jack
Salzberg, President, announced.
These
figures
are
Included
in
member
$115,000
start-up
the
for
earnings
the
company's
cents
full
of
year
are
operation.
approximately
Both
subsidiaries,
with
minor
example
its
efficient
said.
"It
will
per
month
for
the
average
p.
a
the
changes.
procedural
of
Coburn's
ability
maximize
to
the
highly skilled personnel," Mr.
significant addition to company earn¬
plant
make
of
and
2150.
Diesel
Electric
Corp.
—
Sales Up 31%,
Earnings 64%—
The
current
first
report, Mr. Salzberg said,
of two neW subsidiaries.
expenses
13
President
also
of
Consolidated
Report—
The
traffic
Bernstein
is
another
ings."—V. 195,
1310.
Cal-Tech Systems, Inc.—Annual
on
approximately
who
parent New York com¬
pany, said that Coburn Credi'ts automatic data processing system, one
of
the
most
modern
in
the
country, is equipped to assimilate the
productivity
Net
be
contract.
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period
Subsidiary—
operations,
Mr.
Gross
Credit Co., Inc.—Forms New
Arlington Life
Credit
same
long-term
services.
than
provide
revenues
Labrador,
outstanding shares.
3.1% of the issued
certain
companies in Quebec and
companies
into
Bay, Northwest Territories.
shareholders than any other
more
more
The company provides local
ices.
Frobisher
has
in
plants
wide
for
program.
Province
with
a
a
first
were
incurred.
six
period
totaled
of
Botany Industries, Inc.—Nine Months' Report-
June
of
discontinued
was
formerly
same
by
received
first
which
company
BCEAnyril95 andi92lCifiC C°aS^ stock Exchanges, under the
Bell Telephone
plant
subsidiary had shown
lyn,
Corp.—Stock Listed—
the
the
excess
was
deficit
prior to the time the present management
he attributed losses of $548,000 to this
Marshall
the
in¬
and
in
received
Interest
and
summer;
that
sales
!
quarter,
substantially
year,
ported
new
income
for
1961.
current
were
made
issue.
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Name
Change Effective—
31,
con¬
ago.
company's
fiscal
Mr.
year
in
representing a
the corresponding quarter
the sharply
higher sales
the
in
June
a
or
May
is
reported.
ended
$5,772,000
of
period
$242,661,
ended
This
than
$2,152,000,
instituted
continuing
month
Marshall
preceding
earnings
policies
is
the
in
of
quarter
President.
were
shown
profit
the
Marshall,
$50,715
three-month
competitive
"The
coming
common
Name—
this
for
increase
net
See
net
a
J.
on
announced
year,
Mr. Marshall said. He credited
the turnaround to a profit position to
and
In
N.
share
a
was
Sales
company
service
Paterson,
cents
1962,
last
$392,482, or
cents per share
were
time
Bogue Electric Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 50%—
company
fiscal
reported
year
were
that
31%
sales
for
the
higher than
first
for
the
nine
months
same
period
of
a
the
year
ago.
Sales
to
$16,095,453
April
on
the
30,
1962,
amounted
date in 1961.
same
to
$21,574,141
compared
with
Volume
Number 6175
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
giving
after
Earnings,
effect
to
previously
the
change
reported
Representing
in
accounting methods resulting in the capitalization of additional Unimate
1959
research
the
and
development
costs,
were
$183,374 or
14
cents
a
share.
A
The
with
The
current
a
give
ECC
Potter
a
30.8%
instrument
at
this issue.—V.
interest
has
into
common
brings
195, p. 2031.
its
handlers;
objectives
has
company
>■
•
*
r
•
Instrument
in
this
declared.
debentures
promising
com¬
"Sales
and profits
during the past
substantial stature in
achieved
and
'
'•
•/
is
1959,
Investment
equipment;
readers;
the
high
perforated
largest
in
Company
,
w
i
sustaning
speed
digital
readers
and
the
and
tape
U.
first
publicly
S.—V.
194,
p.
held
216.
Small
Cowles Magazines & Broadcasting, Inc.—Acquisition—
the first
Look Magazine, is entering the book field through
of The Volume Library, an encyclopedia that has been
published for
In
making
than 50 years.
announcement, Gardner Cowles, President of the
that a newly-incorporated commercial publishing
more
Cowles
said
of
owned
subsidiary
Volume
for
Cowles
Association,
Educators
that
said
the
Inc.,
would be
$257,034
part of
firm is setting up, and said that plans
of various new reference books, and perhaps
to the encyclopedia. Already in preparation,
publication in cooperation with Doubleday & Co.
for
titled "The Story Behind the Painting,"
series of the same title which has been
appearing in Look over the past five year.s
The
Volume
Library had
been published and distributed by the
Tully family of New York. The sale to Cowles was a cash transaction.
The Volume Library, which is a
one-volume encyclopedia, consists
of 2,428 pages. It hhs 3 "A million words, 60,000 index headings, 1,650
illustrations, and 77 maps. It is on the "recommended" list of the
Hart Chart's
Comparison of Encyclopedias, which is generally con¬
sidered an
authoritative source as to the relative excellence of en-'.:
in
is
mid-October,
which
will
on
sales
a
1961,
increase
of
the
5%
com¬
during
book
a
the
incorporate
content.
Mr. Cowles pointed out that a number of the employees Of his firm's
wholly-owned subscription companies have had a good deal of ex¬
perience in selling encyclopedias,
and have also recently been en¬
gaged in the sale of various books in addition to selling subscriptions
more
than 100 leading magazines.
to
Cowles
Mr.
make
said,
the
all
encyclopedia
the
"In
difference
business,
a
top
between success and failure,
sales
force
and since we
the talent for the nucleus of an encyclopedia sales force
be developed into a full-blown sales organization rather
already have
which
could
talent, when added to that of the people
we believe that this
have been selling The
quickly,
Volume Library, will assure us of a sales
best."
Another
new,
wholly-owned
Cowles subsidiary,
Educators Home
Reference Library Corp., has been set up to handle sales and distribu¬
tion of The Volume Library and other books to be published by Edu¬
who
force
the
among
cators
Inc.—V.
Association,
The
195,
p.
1315.
International—Acquisition—
Crush
1962.
the
"In
to
this
in
done
be
drain
conquered.—V. 195, p.
in
completed
has
company
the
acquisition
.
y
of
at
area,
least
have
required
capital.
the
been
stem
to
While
directed
the
there
down¬
remains
major obstacles have
been
1427.
improvement in sales and net earnings for the company,
is announced by Garner Dunkerley, Jr., President of
the firm, in an interim report to shareholders.
First quarter results
for the fiscal year top those of the record first quarter of last year.
Ennis, Texas,
Sales
the
three-month
the
for
net
with
earnings
$209,671
38
or
cents
year.—V.
previous
period show $3,583,830 against $3,076,973,
or 40 cents per
share as compared
per share for the corresponding period of
$222,103
were
195, p.
1923.
The company
in
reduction
has announced
net loss
^Consolidated
of
results
Rubber
Continental
a
substantial rise in
the fiscal
for
Erie
Up 24%, Profits High
sales and
Forge
Works, showed
a
the
April 30 was $448,823, President Homer C. Lackey
operated at a profit in the fourth quarter.
optimistic notes, Mr. Lackey stated that unfilled orders at
April 30 were $7,800,000, an increase of $1,500,000 from a year ago and
that financially the company continued in a sound position with liquid
assets exceeding total current liabilities by a good margin.
He credited the company's greatly improved position to: "far greater
market penetration and substantial reductions in operating costs result¬
ing from a continuing internal cost reduction program. Increased em¬
phasis on sales and marketing activity plus the streamlining of produc¬
tion operations at both Erie Forge and Continental Rubber have had an
important effect."—V.L195, p. 2032.
' i
stated
•
'
previously," Mr. Thompson stated.
the franchise concept has proven most practical and profit¬
the
carbonated beverage
field, we did not acquire any of
"Since
able
in
bottling plants owned by the Hires Division in the United States.
This included
operations in Philadelphia, where the head office of
the company
has been located, Houston and Dallas.
These plants
have been granted Hires franchises and will continue to operate under
the ownership of Consolidated Foods Corp.
the
month, we have carried out extensive studies of
Hires operations in both Canada and the United
States.
As
we
announced
earlier, we plan to continue
the Hires
marketing organizations in both countries as separate entities from
the
"During
the
facilities
those
;
.
'
1962
offering;, circular, Sinclair Securities, Inc., 37 Wall
St., New York City, offered publicly, 66,666 shares of
past
of
the
this firm's class A
stock
common
at
$3
per
Net
share.
proceeds, estimated at $146,000, will be used to repay
debt, purchase equipment, increase inventory, develop
additional product lines, and increase working capital.
BUSINESS—The
of 1465 N. E. 129th St., Miami, Fla., was
incorporated under the laws of the State of Florida on Dec. 10, 1957
as Florida
Insulation & Fireproofing Co., Inc. On April 30, 1962, the
company,
changed to Fifco, Inc.
The company is principally engaged in fireproofing and insulating
structures
with
a
sprayed
asbestos
compound,
the
application
of
decorative exterior building coatings, the manufacture of plastic lami¬
company's name
was
*
nated
and the sale
including lavatory booths
panels,
wall
of movable
TO
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
of
loss
after taxes on sales of $8,032,125 was
$248,378
500,000 shs.
69,999 shs.
Class B common stock
posted
(10 cents par)
(10 cents par)
43,333 shs.
—V.
gain in the net worth of the company of $326,662 through a non¬
recurring item.
This is equal to an increase in stockholders equity
of 24 cents
per
share on common stock outstanding.
Mr. Goldgar
a
pointed
out that the
accounting,
consistent
company,
with the practice of con¬
chose not to reort the non-recurring item as
reported that first quarter sales for 1962 showed
a
36% increase over the comparable period last year.
Mr.
Goldgar, whose United Star Companies, Inc., purchased 55%
of Dejay stock after substantial losses had been incurred during the
first five months of the fiscal year, pointed out that the new man¬
agement had been able to overcome these losses.
He also pointed out that,
under the management of United Star,
Dejay had increased the number of operating units from 88 to 127
stores and had posted Dejay's first net worth increase in four years.
Others moves to strengthen the company's future position, according
to Mr. Goldgar, included centralization of the firm's accounting activi¬
ties and the protection of the company's working capital position by
negotiating revolving funds available to Dejay for the next two years.
income.
—V.
Dejay also
195,
5.
p.
*
;
Developers Small Business
Investment Corp.—Invest¬
ment—
N.
of
J.
$450,000
loan
The
is
President,
has
is
licensed
completion of a
Corp. of Hackensack,
newly formed lending
announced the
the Chermar Construction
the largest yet made by the
which
organization
Act
under
the
Small Business Investment
1958.
of
will be utilized as operating capital for development of
shopping centers, apartment houses and commercial buildings,
and
refinancing of indebtedness on the 70,000 square
foot Valley Fair
Discount House in
Hillsdale, N. J. built by Chermar.
The
money
of the only small business investment corporations^
loans to corporations in the real estate development
president and directors themselves have long been
active in building and real estate in New Jersey and New York State.
It became a publicly held corporation in March with an underwriting
of $3,000,000, and is permitted to make the maximum loan of $500,000
by a single SBIC.
Mr
Rothman stated that the transaction with Chermar Construction
Developers is one
to
specialize
field.
The
in
firm's
,
Corp.
90
raised
days.—V.
$750,000 the
195, p. 2701.
to
,,
total of monies loaned during the past
Chemical Co.—Subsidiary Sold—
Dow
See
Purex
Corp., Ltd.,
Electronics
this issue.—V. 195, p. 2701.
Capital
Corp.—Potter Instrument Deben¬
tures Converted—
This
in
Record—Acqui-
and
highest
earnings
for
an
initial
for
like
the
period
estimated
The
a
share,
a
net
in 1961.
earnings amounted to
profits
year
were
Purchaser,
equal
to 38
$143,957 or 25
cents
cents
share.
as
in
the
current
figures
Kurzon, Inc.
Epstein also announced
Mr.
to
above
four
are
months
results
of
(name
the
acquisition
of
Kenyon
Electronics
be
Division
of
Federated
Purchaser
anticipates
continuing
of its share of the 1962 estimated $12 billion electronic in¬
With the great number of research projects centered in the
Washington, D. C. area, the newly acquired Kenyon Electronics Corp.
will provide the Federated Electronics Division an accessibility to this
important marketing area and will be a valuable adjunct to Federated
Electronics' eastern and western distributing centers now in operation.
—V. 191, p.
1005.
San
converted
debentures
Calif., corporation has announced that it has
stock its
10-year subordinated convertible
of Potter Instrument Co., Inc. of Plainview, New York.
Diego,
into
common
growth
dustry.
fiscal
unusual
company's
the
costs
in
acquisitions
fiscal year.
previous
>
in
the
strong
a
fiscal
financial
position
amounting
allocation
year,
special
a
cash
to
of
of
and
morgages
notes
totalling
2441.
first
that
sales
last
told
and
of
net
shareholders
ended
will
be
of
company
the $100 million
improvement"
$1,043,965,
the
of
the
28,
marked
H.
M.
diversified
N.
Benedek,
electronics
J.
May 31, he said, preliminary figures
5% higher than last year's record
4%
$20.4
Feb.
"a
meeting in Newark,
quarter,
sales
volume
next
high "approaching
year),
fiscal .1961-62's
over
the
ending
year,
all-time
at the annual
he
to
million;
stated.
As
"vital
a
investment"
profit-making potential,
almost
million
$8
year
years
(more than
military
optics,
in
General
Instrument's
future
growth
and
shareholders,were advised, the company spent
development and engineering activities
research,
on
double
earlier)
and
programs
nological
in
the
invested
amount
furtther
is
in
these
only
areas
"expanding its scientific and tech¬
fields," such as microcircuitry,
electronic
new
underwater
thin
last
year
year
and
and communications
systems,
thermoelectricity,
metallurgical studies.
The $7.9 million suent
activities compared with $6.3 million the previous
films
and
such
on
million
$3.6
in
fiscal
1959-60.—V.
195,
2595.
p.
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Proposed Merger—
See Lock
Joint
Pipe Co., this issue.—V.
195,
2595.
p.
Godfrey Co.—Sales Up 9.36%; Net 11.4%—
sales increase
A
24 weeks
dent.
standing
the
9.36%
of
and
net profit
a
increase of 11.4%
for the
ending June 16, 1962
The
19,
June
on
was reported by James E. Godfrey, Presi¬
earnings, based on the number of shares out¬
1962, were 42 cents as compared to 38 cents for
share
per
previous year.
IGA
Two
to
the
this
Foodliners
retail
market
outlets
under
is
and
Sentry
one
during
the
construction
supermarket
first
for
half
of
completion
been
have
the
in
added
One Sentry
latter part of
year.
the
year.
President reported
the installation of a RAMAC 1401 Computer,
the speed and capacity of this unit will substantially
efficiency of the company's tabulating department. The
characteristics and capacity of this new machine will permit improved
inventory controls, as well as almost instantaneous records and in¬
stating
that
increase
the
formation
of
value
retail operations.—V.
to
193, p.
Grand Union Co.—Earnings Down—
,
The
-
first
had
company
quarter
after
June 2,, 1962,
Eastern food
of
the
figure
equal,
preferred
on
was
shares
after
4,729,969
per
at
the
of the period. It compares
period of 1961, equal to 38 cents
close
same
ber of shares then
distributed
in
as
quarter
the
of
end
the
Reduced
a
share
the lesser
on
a
3%
num¬
stock dividend
year
to
this
quarter
sales
There
ago.
year,
for
of
the
472
compared
as
13-week
$158,188,794
were
to
period
during
stores
ended
the
com¬
in
466
operation
in 1961.
at
first quarter earnings had been
of
variety
a
strike
New
$152,059,858
were
compared
a
stock
common
1962.
sales
Union
1962,
2,
parable
;
dividend
of
outstanding after adjusting for
May,
and
requirements,'to
outstanding
with earnings of $1,822,020 in
cents
share
taxes
„
..
This
18
the
all
ended
earnings,
net
chain.
the
1337.
*•
depreciation, of $908,789 for the 13-week period
it was reported by Thomas C. Butler, President
in
of
March
factors.
which
The
affected
anticipated, Mr. Butler said,
principal ones were:
of
72
the
company's
stores
in
York
volume
metropolitan area.
increased promotional
10-state
in
several
areas
of
the
operating
territory required
to
maintain
sales
competitors introduced
trading stamps.—V.
195,
major
as
expenses
2152.
p.
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 14%, Net 55%—
This
tools
manufacturer
and
to
fasteners
share
increase in
"Sales
changed to Federated Electronics,
Inc.
Md.),
situated in Silver Spring, Maryland. The corporation has entered into
an
agreement to purchase all of the outstanding shares of Kenyon
Electronics
Corp.
stock from Mr. H. Cohn, its President and sole
stockholder,
in
exchange
for
25,000
shares
of
common
stock
of
Federated Purchaser, Inc. Kenyon Electronics Corp. is a distributor
of
electronic
component parts and equipment and has been in the
Washington, D. C. area for over 20 years.
Mr. Epstein predicts that the next six months will show the largest
sales and earnings in Federated's near half-century
existence. The
Corp.,
is
of
end
including
consisted
p.
million
Chairman,
quarter
note
Included
Joseph
to
the
of
earnings for the three months
"should exceed those for each
of
the last
three quarters,
although
substantially below" last year's record first quarter profits. Progres¬
sive improvement in earnings is projected for the rest of the year,
the $4,164,554 volume
$221,151,
with the previous year of
compared
half
Federated
194,
$86.5
company's
sales
Record
reported by Mr. Max I. Epstein, President of
Inc., in its semi-annual period.
Consolidated net sales rose to $7,217,895 from
of
end
of
made
were
" ' V
.
plant
publicly,
another
Sharply
sition—
the
not
new
a
current
(vs.
Board
14%
of
sales for
reached
Nelson
a
stud
welding products, powder-actuated
anchoring devices, in a preliminary
increase in earnings on a 14%
the fiscal year ended April 30, 1962.
record high of $9,359,612, which is an increase of
and
holders
concrete
reported
a
55%
above the $8,237,832 sold in the previous year,"
President,
George E. Gregory,
in a message anticipating issuance of the company's
annual report late in July.
"Earnings after taxes totaled $548,857, an
increase of 55% above the $355,706 earned in the preceding year.
This
is equivalent to $1.55
per share
on
the 353,818 shares outstanding,
which compares with $1.01 earned on 353,406 shares in 1961."
The
said
which has its principal plant and headquarters in
Ohio, and branch warehouses throughout the United States,
Mexico, has been paying dividends continuously since 1950,
currently at an annual rate of 60 cents per share.—V. 194, p. 1159.
company,
Lorain,
Canada and
Harvey Radio Cd„ Inc.—Acquisition—
Electronics
Rothman,
to
George
loan
the
A
Set
for
held
anticipates
mark,"
because
195, p. 2591.
Federated Purchaser, Inc.- -Sales
earnings
several
the
sales
on
adjustments
Jr.,
year
General Instrument Corp.—Sales Forecast—
43,333 shs.
by the company for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1962, according to
Mike Goldgar, Chairman.
The national 127-store
family apparel chain did, however, report
servative
Outstanding
of
company
at
$2,500,000
$160,000.—V.
June
Class A common stock
Dejay Stores, Inc.—Reports Loss for Year—
net
about
Grand
GIVING
Authorized
A
debentures
panels.
CAPITALIZATION
the
that
capital,
$500,000
The
July 2,
a
decreased
near
1962
the
presently under construction in Long
Island
City.
He emphasized that the company has no bank loans
outstanding and that its only debt, other than $3,500,000 of convertible
year ended
the company
FIFCO, Inc.^-Class A Common Offered—Via
Crush International.
of
about
other
In
.
sented
working
approximately
$23,018,032 and a profit of $400,711 before depreciation,
compared with a loss of $1,525,967 the preceding year. While net loss
for
certain
share
a
.
consolidation
indicated
with
to
484,967
of
Division
sharp
a
ended April 30, 1962.
and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
24% increase in sales from $18;-,
year
cents
31,
Nadaline
for
machinery
the previous year.
last
Erie Forge & Steel Corp.—Sales
35
Frank
earnings
stated, that other contributory factors were a substantial
depreciation charges and the temporary absence of film
sales which had added 11 cents per share in
in
two
the
in
Corp.
further
first
Continued
after
to
that
to
March
ended
year
according
however,
1961
consummated
processing
indicate
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
fiscal
217.
p.
25%; Net Down—
fiscal
25%,
compared
attributed
with
were
For
and
during
the
stated,
share
a
Nadaline
Mr.
which
He
than
195,
acquisitions.
company
.
Hires
United States and
of Hires Co.
(Canada) Ltd., the wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary.
The announce¬
ment was
made by J. M.
Thompson, President of the international
soft drink organization.
r
"
"This move gives Crush International close to 600 franchised bottbng
operations in the United States and more than 115 in Canada as
well as in several foreign countries where we have not been repre¬
Foods
Consolidated
to
In
efforts
actions
working
on
Ennis Business Forms,
of
cents
$9,194,909
January:
management
and
programs
the
and
Officer
months
six
past
aggressive
trend
much
Executive
Chief
and
toward
cyclopedia
can
fiscal
fiscal
in
addition
in
said,
two
due
for
more
He
Corp.—Merger Planned—
issue.—V.
sales
of
Chairman.
were
publishing
cookbook,
Mr.
October
ward
division the Cowles
book
new
Cowles
of
Library.
Cowles
Mr.
call
Inc., would be operated as a whollyMagazines and Broadcasting, to publish
of
$12,215,748
of
P. J. Casella, President, said that for the six months ending June 1
Johnson earned $257,034 on sales of $66,202,616/ In contrast,
during the comparable six-month period in 1961 the company reported
a pre-tax
operating loss of $3,657,851, on sales of $63,098,554.
Said Mr.
Casella, who was named Endicott Johnson President last
Educators Association,
company,
The
the
firm,
months
loss
Endicott
publisher of
purchase
six
Corp.—Sales Up 5%; Net Higher—
net
a
reported earnings
pany
gain
a
Board
He
Endicott Johnson
After
.
company's
connection
computer
this
Inc.
Fotochrome Inc.—Sales Up
The
increase
in
founded
Business
.
~
the prior fiscal year, the net increase amounted
computed in the a<u$a> manner.—V. 195, p. 1316.
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine
showed
«
printers
,
Potter
our
In
share,
per
See Hewitt-Robins
Electronics
counters.
electronic
ECC,
by
increased-idramatically
auxiliary
produces
of
made
payments.
$1.87
approximately
investments.
President
ECC
have
the
'
and
years
stock
investment
Salik
E.
field."
tape
for the repayment of debt, research and devel¬
*
•
•
This
a
of
dend
to
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
'
the
a
value
commitment
first
total of 21
a
our
Instrument
Potter
opment, and working capital.—V. 195, p. 2930.
'
cycle
Charles
Potter
three
^
company
•f' \
full
to
pany,"
Copymation, Inc.—Stock All Sold—Kenneth Kass, J. J.
Krieger & Co., Inc., and Irving Weis & Co., New York
City, report that their recent offering of 50,000 shares
of this firm's common stockfrat $12 per share, had been
Net
7
of
Potter.
in
the
was
now
of
all sold.
market
shares
common
bid
a
"Conversion
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Hires Division Sold—
International,
666,667
shares
common
Capital which
See Crush
into
converted
been
of Potter Instrument currently are
price of $5.25 per share. Currently
there are 1,523,333 common shares of Potter outstanding. The issuance
of the 666,667 shares
to ECC will bring the total to 2,190,000, and
2031.
p.
have
over-the-counter
traded
military backlog on April 30 was $30,000,000.
Last
year it was $26,000,000.
Commercial business, not included in the back¬
log, amounts to approximately 25%
of the firm's total, Norman I.
Schafler, President, pointed out in his quarterly report to stockholders.
company's
195,
original investment of $750,000 made in October,
Diego based Small Business Investment Company,
an
San
Instrument
$3,000,000.
share.
—V.
the
by
debentures
Potter
earlier the company reported earnings of $110,724 orv^ii cents a
year
(115)
'
i
Harvey E. Sampson, President, has announced the acquisition through
exchange of Harvey stock, of Federal Electronics Inc., distributors
of electronic components and specialty items in the Binghamton, N. Y.
an
area,
and its affiliated corporation, Federal Fabricators, Inc.
are contemplated in the Federal management, which will
as a subsidiary of Harvey.
Mr. Barnett H. Green, founder
No changes
be
of
operated
Federal
Electronics
Inc.
in
will
1939,
remain
as
chief
its
executive
officer.
National Realty
First
Construction Corp.—Reports
&
$4,356,081
Higher Earnings for Year—
of
'The
fiscal
reported
company
increase
nificant
in
substantially
assets
and
cash
year ended March 31, 1962.
before non-cash charges
Income
tization
of
deferred
expenses
creased to $1,827,507,
or
83
cents
per
share
and
for
the
higher
flow
deferred
fiscal
per
earnings
from
(provisions
equal to $1.36
the
For
for
and
operations
a
for
depreciation,
Federal
income
sig¬
the
amor¬
tax)
in¬
share, compared with $993,841
ended
March
31, 1961.
Net
income,
after
all
non-cash
charges and provisions for de¬
ferred Federal income
tax, rose to $732,014, equal to 51 cents per
share,
a
significant gain over the $524,031 or 41 cents per share,
reported last year.
(The per share figures are based on the average
number of shares outstanding during the respective fiscal years, giving
effect to the 5% stock dividends paid April, 1961 and May, 1962.)
The appraised net worth of the company, after all mortgages and
other
liabilities,
rose
nearly
60%
to
approximately $10,000,000 on
March 31,
1962, compared with $6,300,000 the prior year.
Of the
$3,700,000 increase in net v/orth, $3,137,500, or $2.45 per share, re¬
sulted from
enhanced property values and cash flow after all divi¬
year
sales
Federal
ended
Jan. 31, 1962, Harvey Radio reported sales of
and net earnings of $232,592. Based upon the current rate
year
of
for
the
the
Federal
current
companies,
the
combined sales
of
Harvey
and
fiscal
year are expected to exceed $7,000,000.
35th anniversary of the founding of Harvey
Radio by Mr. Sampson.
Its shares were admitted to trading on the
American Stock Exchange early this year.
The company is engaged in
the sale of an extensive variety of electronic parts, supplies and equip¬
ment and is a major distributor of high fidelity components.
In the fall of 1961,
Harvey Radio opened a sales and warehouse
facility in Syracuse, N. Y., and Mr. Sampson stated that the acquisi¬
tion of the Federal companies marks a significant Implementation of
the company's plan to utilize regional branches to both increase its
sales and to offer more efficient service to its industrial, commercial
This
and
p.
year
marks
institutional
the
customers
located
in
major
trade
areas.—V.
195,
746.
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Merger Planned—
The
Bros.
directors
Gear
and
of
Hewitt-Robins
Machine
Corp.
of
of
Stamford,
Chicago,
have
'
and of Foote
approved a plan for
Conn.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
President
merger
f^°Tne "proposed
Liberia
worth
7 '■ -/'/■■•'
' ^
'
*
■
■*
*■■
company
can-Swedish
Venture
owned
is
several
Co.
.
.
extensive
.
iron
remaining
the
by ;Bethlehem.
...
.
Steel
Co.
the
-
has
Limited
37V2%
a
interest
in
development.
that -."despite
produce
6,000,000
annually.—V.
tons
194,
directors
of
Board
of
of
the
Los
Joint
Lock
Angeles
Pipe
stock for
common
$100
stock,
and the Gladding,stockholder meetings*
Convertible
callable
for
ten
of
common
on
/
The
equal
$7,533,000,
.The
it
appointed
V.
194,
York
registrar
Trust
the
for
stock
common
1948.
p.
'
:
City,
York
New
has
Jubilee
now
in progress
are
to
The
In
'John
of
joint
a
C.
covered
statement,
in
fuel
materials.
A.
President
Denton,
Spencer's
used
D.
McGee,
President
of
a
share
purchase
price
of
the
transaction
stock in
Sept.
"•
last
and
nuclear
fuels
operation
was
based
on
a
careful
form
of
a
100%- stock
a.
Soffa
Manufacturing Co.—6Mos.'
...
,
_
y
interest
of
the
that
the
2-for-l" split
the
most
important work We have
ever
done,"
were
that
Kulicke, Jr., Chairman of the Board,
for
Net
for
sales
Kulicke.
He
parison with
was
then
methods
"All
the
added
months
that
It
amounted
Was
to
"difficult
$847,321
to
make
a
according to Mt".
meaningful com¬
the corresponding
divided
of
six
into
period a year ago because our company
operations with different fiscal years and
four
accounting."
signs
point
to
split 4-for-l in 1946.
of
current
assets
to 1."—V.
3]/2
194, p.
2769.
Ore
Ltd.
Stock
Offering in Liberia
Approved—
Stockholders
..
.
.'
...
;
'. *."• '
pf' record" Aug. 13? 1962. '
.
the same a§ in, 1961.—rV. 195,•,Jp,/ 20*78. .-V-.
■;-■... ■r
Y, -i'lj- :L.v
"c '. /•!'.
■"
•
National Aeronautical Corp»—Sales tJ.p 28%; Net 72%
Canada!
of
at
directors
citizens
ended
rret
sales'of
May
the
31,-1962,
company
were
of
their
to
Liberian
annual
offer
Liberia
at
Iron
meeting
298,696
$12
Ore
a
shares
share,
Limited
(Prince
in
Montreal
of
the
a
Edward
approved
company's
a
capital
Island
proposal
stock
price approximating 80%
of
to
the
for the six
and^ subsidiaries
28% ' ahead
the corresponding
of
period a year ago, and set a new record for any six months' period at
$5,325,000, compared with $4,136,006 in the tike six months a year'ago,
James M. Riddle, Jr., President, reported.
The 'company's fiscal year
ends on Nov. 30, 1962.
•
•'.*'■'
Net earnings for the six months to May 31, 1962, also set a- new rec¬
s
ord,
$458,720,
reaching
for
an
increase
72%
of
earnings
net
over
of
$266,994 In the sfmirar six months a", year ago/- Based on '1,035,274
shares of common stock outstanding, earnings for the latest period were
,
1
on
the same number of shares.
Mr.
Riddle
.
.
..
year
a
-
-
based
ago.
.
,
reported that consolidated net sales for the quarter ended
the highest for any quarter in the company's his¬
tory, totaling $3,093,000 compared with; $2,088,000 a year igo.
Net earnings of Narco for the May quarter this year also set a l^ew
record, topping the results for the 1961 period by 156%. Net earnings,
after all charges and taxes,"for the three months to* May. 31,
1962,
reached a record $2.84,000, equal .to 27 cents a share compared with
May 31,
1962,
>
^
//;
•'
-
-
*.
$6,873,371
-to
rose
"•
$6,604,734
from
' ••%'* :
-
Dec.- 31,-
on
r
' '
•
"/.
'
business
will
;
be
in
one
*
•
Olin
Oil
Gas Corp.—To Redeem
&
Preferred— *
The
corporation has called for redemption.on July 13, 1962, all of its
outstanding 4% cumulative convertible preferred sefies A stock at $50
share,
per
at
the
will be in
present share basis,
Consolldated
I
that, with a continued high level of
Old Republic's second quarter,
indications are that 1962
of the company's most successful years.—V. 195, p. 1319.
plus
dividends.
Immediate payment
N. Y.—V. 194, p. 2444.
accrued
will
made
be
Bankers Trust Co.,
the
American ; International
Pan
;
Petroleum Rights
Oil
Corp.
were
Acquires
—
in Sumatra—
"
Indonesia
Oil
Co.,
a
subsidiary of Pan American
Corp., has acquired petroleum rights to an area of
13,500 square miles in central Sumatra, the Republic
of Indonesia, it was announced by John E. Swearihgen, President of
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana). Pan American International is an affiliate
Pan
.
American
International
Oil
approximately
Standard.
Indiana
Of
A
of
30-year
contract
Perusahaan
,'
signed
was
petroleum
Bureau
17
June
in
Petroleum
between
Minjak
Pan
agency.
of
representatives
Indonesia (Pertamih),
American Indonesia Oil CO.*
Djakarta
Pertamfeangan
Negara
ratified
&
Natural
Gas.
contract
The
presidential
by
decree.
provides for payment of 60% of Pan Am Indonesia's
net profits to the
government, and it guarantees a stabed payment
of 20%
of gross income per annum. Pan Am Indonesia will pay the
government a bonus of $5 million within 30 days of June 17, and
another
$5' million bonus at the end of the first calendar year iti
which
the
company
has
average
daily crude oil exports of 15,000
*
The
contract
barrels
*
Pan
the
..
Am
first
indenesih,
five
area
within
must
either
relinquish 25% of Its contract area within
additional 25%
of the original .contract
must
and
years
10
an
also stipulates that the company
production wfthln 10 years or relinquish
'
'
.*'
;
The contract area extends
northwest - from - the Kampar River on
the Island of Sumatra, which lies across the Straits of Malacca from
Its
years.
find
contract
The
agreement
commercial
rights.
%/"■.;
,
_
*
the
Malaya Peninsula. In latitude, the area roughly parallels a line
Singapore and Kuala Lumpur on the Malaya Penstosula.
According to the agreement, Pan Am Indonesia will conduct an
extensive trafnlttg program for Indonesian personnel and will fill up
to 75 of all company positions with available Indonesians within five
years after exportation of crude oil begins.
-
between
,
_
The
so
far
or
cents a share in the like quarter a year ago.
President expressed Satisfaction with the excellent results
year and stated that based on the rate of tnepming busit
11
this
the second half of the fiscal year should also be
all indications pointing to a record fiscal year in
both sales and earnings.
In the fiscal year ended Nov. 30,. 1961, Narco
reported net sales of $9,285,467 and net Income, of $640,487.—V. 199,
ness.
Penn
The
week
the
1429."
with
-;
■
•
'
'
v
-
Airlines
had
a
net
profit
of
$3,840,000
for
business
the
of
compared
to
of
before
to
previous
the
Federal
$2,618,542
for
a
loss of $3.87 for the first 11 months
a
year
ago.
27,
for
1961
the
first
through
$121,441,072
year.
state
and
the
~
income
corresponding
Net
earnings
of
after
$175,000
period
last
36-
May
for
the
5,
corre¬
i
;
taxes
period
were
of
$1,618,956
the
previous
taxes
net
after
$801,922
were
taxes)
(Including non-recurring
to $1,216,876 for the
compared
year.
After
first
per
deducting dividends of $155,454 on preferred stocks, earnings
of common stock amounted to 39 cents based on 1,662,478
on May 5,
1962. For the corresponding 36 weeks
the previous year, net earnings after taxes and dividends on
preshare
shares
of
outstanding
1
against
operations
(Aug.
year.
income
li
year, compared to a net loss ,of $7,173,.000 shown on May 31, 1961, President L. B. Maytag, Jr., reported.
-•.This resulted 4n earnings of $2.07 a share for the period this year,
its current
the results
fiscal year
$12-4,613,612
period
Earnings
compared
National Airlines, Inc.—Operates at Profit—
of
totaled
sponding
same
months
Co., Inc.—Sales Up, Earnings Down—
company announced
period of the current
Sales
outlook for
Very favorable,
Fruit
1962).
Ngrco
National
of
.
1062
said
Indonesia's
months
its
"
Jarrell
Mr.
government
Y
for
1961.
was
p.
Liberian Iron
corresponding
Life Insurance Co.—Net Up 37%—
earnings
protect' poiicyhblder5
and
good
to current liabilities is
the nine months
the
;
The company's adihitted assets reached $31,058,221 on March' 31,'
1962, ag:ainst $30,432,684 at the beginning-of the quarter, and surplus to
the
$111,000
third quarter, at least on a par with the
second," Mr. Kulicke reported. "Wo expect to cut costs by consolidating
all
our
activities In one new
location.
By standardizing parts and
reducing the total number one-third, we look for faster delivery and
longer manufacturing runs. Our financial position is fluid- our ratio
a
above
were
company
after the split.
Such action would be equivalent to an
dividend on present shares;of $2.46-.
It is contemplated that
will t)e taken to pay on the. new shares on £)ec. 1, 1962 the
fourth quarter dividend at the increased rate of 30c, plus a year-end
extra of 2V2C.
This would make the total 1962 dividend $2.30 on the
told shareholders/
improvement in sales" during the second quarter overi
deficit in the first quarter and resulted in net income
of $11 643
the six months ended March 31.
'
basas,
in
gction
the
a
rise
outstanding
Net Up—*
"a marked
came
37%
annual
evaluation
reported by
marketing research
international
an-
and net earnings-for
revenue
unaudited
ordinary -divisions.
pricfe lriofe suited
equal to 44c per share compared with 25c per share
W.
;>
.
-
.
company.
Frederick
11.
p.
.
Subject to completion of the .actions outlined above and continued
satisfactory earnings, the board presently intends to establish a regular
annual dividend rate of $1.20 on the doubled number of shares to be
Development of a number of new machines for micro-miniaturized
electronics, as well as diversification into other
machinery "that could
be
194,
.
.
.
&
1,. 1962.—V.
Aug.
first quarter was reported by
the company-. Net operating gain for the three months ended March 31,:
1962, after provision for Federal income tax, was $235,898 Comparedto $171,908 for the same
1961 period. ; - •> '•
Direct
premiums
totaled
$13,973,769—an inerease/of
13%
over'
direct" premiums of $12,215; 107 in the first quarter a year earlier,
James. H. Jarrell,
President, said that the uptrend in Old Repub¬
lic's operations reflects a favorable level of consumer purchases and
the
continued broadening of operations by both the credit life and'
2-for-l split of the com¬
distribution,
,
1962, to- shareholders
not
future for Spencer as only a
fuel processor in view of the
industry's trend to integrate.
Since Spencer did not have
a
basic
mining and milling position in uranium, the full utilization of Spencer's
technical advances was limited, Mr. Denton said. These reasons com¬
pelled Spencer to offer its technical position to a well established and
Integrated nuclear fuel supplier, he concluded.—V. 195, p. 2381.
;
Kulicke
to
Old Republic
A
;
The. board of directors also declared the regular quarterly cash divi*
dend on the present common stock of 55c. per share payable Sept.. 1,
the
the
..;
.
.
:; r
making the announcement, Denton stated that Spencer's' decision
sell
the
1962."
:
of "directors believes
10;
board
market
McGee
said
that
the
acquisition marked another important
step
integration in Kerr-McGee's nuclear fuel materials program;
especially
toward commercial
application
of nuclear energy.
KerrMcGee plans to move the processing, equipment
immediately and install
it in a building on the site of the company's
refinery at Cushing, Okla.
In
1962,
*
and its shareholders by resulting in a
tO'a" wider circle ef investors and a- broader
distribution of the company's stock. The .company's common stock was
•
toward
of
1664.
p.
Directors-of-the company have proposed
on
disclosed.
to
^
.
Fuels
was
sales of $71,347,382.—V. 195,
on
,
crystalline
The
dividends
company,
an
.
j The proposed split will be subject to approval by shareholders at a
meeting called for Sept. 10, 1962 and approval by. the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania of the proposed amendment of the company's Articles to
increase its authorized common stock,/. par value
$1 per share, from
3,000,000
to 8,000,000 shares.' Presently. [there
are .2,129,500
shares
issued and listed, 34,500 of which are held as Treasury stock, leaving
2,095,000 shares outstanding.
Thd Company has only common stock
authorized and outstanding.
'
•
Shareholders of record Aug. 13, 1962, -wtil vote on the amendment at
the'-specials shareholders' meeting on Sept. 10.
Subject to necessary
approvals increasing the aur.horized stock, it is contemplated that the,
2-for-l split, in .the form.of a 100% stock distribution, will be accom-,
plished by mailing to each shareholder on or about Oct. 1, 1962, one
additional share for each share held of record at the'close Of' business
of
Spencer,
said
the
sales' agreement
know-how, patent rights and equipment
uranium compounds and other nucleaf
technical
processing
;.'
:
New York 15,: N. Y.,>
receive tenders for the sale,
Co.'} 120 Broadway,
July 24,
<>n
.
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
r
r
best
Kerr-McGee,
Y
o| the .company; was listed on
under*the symbol MRC.—V. 195*,.p. 2154.'
Corp;—Sales, Net.Higher-^
Truet
firm, announced
ending May 31,;
-yeat-ago level.
Revenue totaled $29,575,945, up 11% from $26,561,467, with net earn-i
ings up 14^ to $1.24 per" common share from $1.00;
; .:••
;
In commenting oh the company's unbroken, record of sales increases
for the past 28 years, A.-C. Nielsen, Jr., President, said: "Increased
competition in consumers' goods industries here and abroad, combined
with clients' expansion into new markets, require more comprehensive,
on
>,
Midland
a.m.-(EDT)
11
(A. C.)- Nielsen Co.—Revenues Up 11%; Net 14%—
marily to> the greater volume of sales and higher" efficiency resulting
from large capital .expenditures in jjlant facilities.''
* 4^ '
For its last fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1961', Masonite earned $2.23
merge
;
Jersey Natural Gas Co.—Tenders for Preferred—
that .its
the previous year by $0% On a sales"rise of- 12%.- •M...Coates, President, said it w.as the best nine months' earn¬
• • 'r..
-- .-f'- '
<•.
"Masonite'.s increase, in net income,'! he said, "can.be attributed pri¬
■i.
of' the1 corporation.'—
V Vv ' V.,r
J. :
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
sub¬
Dis¬
later date."
a
cumulative preferred stock- at a price not exceeding $20. per
to-an amount sufficient
to exhaust
the sum of $42,400, plus
:-The
o
-John
been
has announced the acquisition of the Nuclear
Spencer Chemical Co. of Kansas City, Mo.
'
company
Department
Oil
v.r'» :.. -
-
company' fepoftecF
The
Kerr-McGee
to
increased from
their respective companies;'
and upon completion, the current volume will be $30 million.
\Y
Moreover, there will be available additional long-term equity financing
of
at
least
$500,000, the terms and conditions of which are com¬
patible with the creation of the new and enlarged company. ^
•
Aside from the mutual enrichment of personnel and buying power,
this
merger
will result in immediate operating savings,strengthen
their merchandising techniques^ and accelerate their growth.
The combined company will be
known as American Jubilee, Inc.,
headquartered in New York, and will operate from coast to coast,
j
negotiations
- -
-
the. common ..stock.
ings since 1956. ;.*" "
discount
Inc.,
deferred
,
Executive - Vice-President of Jubilee Shops, - and
President of American Dixie Shops and J,. H.
department operators, jointly announced that
Altman,
Tumpowsky,
Frederick,
the response to. the offering..
"With the unsettled market;
,
Shops, Inc.—Merger Negotiations---
Lawrence
Richard
wfth
commented:
been
consolidated' net earnings of $2,031,404, or
knowledge of marketing situations than ever before. We have con¬
$1.25 a share, for the quarter. en.de/A May 31,. on net sales .of $22,426,945.
tinuously tried to diversify ahd- extend the scope of our research in!
This compares Willi' earnings of' *$999,312,' or 61 cents & share^ for
order to better serve our clients' expanding needs."
/
same
peri0d\akyear ago- on sales.of $19;l(n,9'45.
Company directors also declared a quarterly cash dividend of 15For
the nine months of the-company's fiscal
year, earfllrigs -werej:$
cents per share on the common stock of the company, payable Aug. 1,
$3,783,782,' or $2.33 a' share, on" sales totaling $57,820,831.* Net profits'
1962 to stockholders of record on. July 10, 196.2.—V. 195, p.; 1926.
mon
,
1962,
2,
Masonite
The
.
Corp.—Appointment-
Co.,
July
On
reported is Hooker's acquisition of the 50% interest of Foote
Co., in HEF, Inc., making it a wholly-owned subsidiary. • '**
Mexican plant for the manufacture of activated- carhop,
now under construction,
is expected to be completed in time to supply
the 1962-63 Mexican sugar industry requirements.
The principal Use
of activated carbon is for refining sugar.—V. 195, p. 2380. ;/
New
we
it' of 6%
accrued
*
the Hew. York.Stock Exchange,,
New
Bank
have
through,
we
consider the 70%
our ftrott-underwritten offer to be quite satisfactory.
Marine
The
to
.
Also
International Basic Economy
;
will until
secondary offering of 45,619 shares'
a
Marlin-Rcckwell Corp.—N. Y. S. E.. Listing—
Mineral
Chemical
completed
had
of this firm's common stock.
Division, with headquarters in. Detroit, Mich-.
R. W. -Englehart, - former
Parker President, is now a Hooker Director and Vice-President,:*as -well;
as
General
Manager of the Parker Division.
;:V>
i-
The
that
of
New
*
share
■
pleased
were
President,
Webster,
,
Ofiering-^-On July 3,
1962, Blyth & Co., Inc., ' New York City, reported, that
Proof
Rust
•:*•
•
position of the unsubscribed Shares will be
—V. 196, p. 9.
.VX'
Market Basket—Secondary Stock
:
OfflelaJP
Company
scription
m.
/
they said.
The
'
System:—Stock Subscriptions—
conclusion
-
conditions
quite encouraging, the report added. *;...'.'u,
...
.
Fred Cartaun,.Chairman, .alsp revealed, that new.'orders received
during the first quarter of the fiscal year which, commenced .April. 1
have shown a noticeable upward trend.—V". 188, p. 446.
"
"
^
""....
former Parker Rust Proof Co.
is now the Parker
'
offering
William
.
are
92
-
■
.•
company,
,.
for vthe
Net', income
period..
1961
\ "
.
reports that over 70%
of the recent 872,786 common
to-shareholders and employees had been purchased.
i
of the subscription period on June 29, rights for/
571,787 shares at the $21 subscription price had been. exercised while /
employees purchased 40,653 of the unsubscribed shares.
Altogether.'
612,440 shares were sold and
proceeds
to the company from the
offering amounted to $12,861,240.
prior
,
$41,473,000 for .the same- period;
to
Engrland Electric
the
At
in its annual report, showed a per share profit' of
ended March 31, 1962 compared with $0.60 for
fiscal year.
Profit before income taxes and befbre foreign
exchange. loss, amounted to $862,000 compared with $473,000 for the
prior year. Income taxes were $409,000 versus $225,000. I - „
v ;»j
The report indicated that the company has undertaken a large, longrange program of magazine advertising in addition to advertising in^
broadcast and. sports fields.. A new product is being tested and results
in the company's history, and increased
corresponding
the
was
'
with
'
..shares
p. '2597.1
common
$1.02 for the fiscal year
v
cents a share, compared with
net income for the 1961 period of $6,409,000,.equal to.79 cents a..share.
All figures have, been adjusted to include operating results of the
former Parker Rust Proof Co. arid its subsidiaries, merged into Hooker
on
March 30.
V•
The business
improvement which started in the third quarter of
1961
Iras continued through the first six months of
1962, according
to
Thomas
E.
Moffitt,
Board
Chairman,
and F. Leonard Bryant,Fresident. "And all domestic divisions shared in the increase in- sales,",
months
engaged
been
.
for
for
$78,707,000
has
company
share
per
Longines-Whitnauer Watch Co., Inc.—Annual Report!
;
,
,
year,
r T. '■ /-,r
;
New
stock,
basis.—:Y. 105,
share-for^share
a
of May this
2493. :
p.
preferred stock;
will be nonshare. Lock
The
corporation.
new
shares
2%
and thereafter callable at $110
will, exchange common shares, for.
corporation
new
the
of
into
years,
stockholders
the
of
the quarter,' equal tov (4,061?,000 br- 49 cents; per;
share; was 15.5% higher than earnings .of $3,515,000. or. 43 cents per,
share for the comparative quarter of 1961.
'
.
"
For the first six
months of fiscal 1962, the company reported an.
increase of
12.5%
in sales and 17.5%
in net income compared with
1961.
Sales for the first six months
were $88,561,000 in
1962 and;
six
June," Mr. Maytag
attractive summer
but
five. shares;,
exchange
will
cumulative convertible preferred,
share of 5%
one
valde
par
will;be
stockholders
Co.
&
McBean
Gladding,
.
.
"NeTincome
in
most
coast,
the month a year ago- is over-'
flights being grounded for. eight days In May, 1961, J
by a mechanics strike, with operating revenues cut to $3,197,000, an
operating loss of $1,423,000, and a net loss of $1,553;000.—^V.,-195,
Co.
called, special
have
Co.
of
earnings
were reported by Hooker Chemical
for the second quarter
of fiscal 1962
in the. financial statement being mailed to stockholders..
Sales for the three months ended May 31, 1962 totaled $46,-808,000,
sales .of
the
east
balanced because of
23,' 1962 to approve the proposed merger, of the jwo companies.
the
over
the
,
fdr Aug,
:
12.9%
travel
of
inaugurated
on
Florida
Comparison
McBean
Bonds in U. S.
.
of
has
offered
Operating revenues for May were $1,140,000 under April of this year,;
reflecting the usual docline in east coast-tourist travel between Easter
2334.
p.
.Lock Joint Pipe Co^—Proposed Merger—
3
1962, It was renorted that this major Japanese industrial
'is planning the private sale of $20,000,000 of convertible bonds;
in the U. S.
The transaction is expected to. be . completed .wit.nm
increase
increase
normal
only
,
July
an
the
ever
and start of the summer vacation period in June.
firm
Highest sales of any quarter
to
fares
Just as seasonal operations are following the traditional pattern of.
increasing in June for the summer months, they followed the seasonal ,
drop in the month Of May.
,,
;.
j
For May, this year, National reported operating revenues of $7,231;000, a slight Operatlhg profit Of $11,000, and a net loss of $169,000.'
/
•
a
10,000,000 tons of, iron.ore-.but the first, stage has so far been planned;
to
Joint
,
:
extensive program, of promoting tourist travel between California
to enhance business on our constantly growing west coast
route#.".,
••
•
,
Corp.—Sales Up 12.9%—
*•'"."
an
and
>
.
Nimba
the
in
was ' informed
meeting
_
Hooker Chemical
in
year-ago
''
"National not
excursion
.
agreements and otherwise with the David Brown,
Corp. of London, one of the world's leading gear manufacturers.
•
Both-M. Goodyear and Mr. Fagan stated that the marketing efforts,
of
the
two
companies, together with the complementary nature of
the product lines and technical skills of each,
are major-factors Tn
the merger.—V. 195, p. 977.
.
.
■
•
month.
the
'
addition
said,
.tight, schedule
of construction,, production of ore. commencing, in 1963 would enable;
the project to begin shipments and to meet its delivery commitments^
The
Joint
Venture contemplated;:an
eventual annual capacity
of
aiinuat
/The
license
Hitachi, Ltd.—^To Sell
improvement
increase
'
,
comprising a belt conveyor.. :/
; ■
Foote
Bros,
manufactures lines of industrial open gears and en- •
closed gear drives, precision type gears and power transmission units
used
in
military air: frames and helicopters ana as accessories to *
jet engines, and industrial roller chain.
Foote has been closely as-.
by
"In
•
Nimba-
interest
in
the
Joint
Thus Liberian. Iron Ore
total
41%
a
Nearing end of National's business year on June 30, Mr. Maytag
reported that June operations h?.ve benefited from start of the summer '
tourist travel season, and the outlook for June is for a "healthy profit."
I
^
...
in
deposits
ore
.25%
from
$81,415,000 from
California.
that
years
if Liberian citizens and
company," Mare. Wallen-'
the
in
[
and;
'
sociated
Monday, July 9, 1962
:
.
in National's profit position re-,
operating revenues/up by $23,729,000
figure of $57,686,000.
Much of the
increase ih revenue, Mr.'Maytag said, came from the Southern Trans¬
continental Route inaugurated
June. 11,
1961,
between Florida and'
i
>.;
„>
of the capital stock of The Liberian Ameri¬
(LAMCO), owner of a 75%: interest in a ;
.
.
for
felt
company
ownership
an,
50%
Liberia;
of
the
to
developing
Mountains
have
company
said.
owns
Minerals
Venture
Joint
have
could
President
Sr.,
The
the
of
$11,013,000
suited
to
of ;
the. Liberian
will purchase any shares, not subscribed
the obligations of those who do subscribe.
\
advantage
The
to be made late this
The Government of Liberia through
years.:
of
be
institutions
berg,
produces
bulk •' materials handling and processings
industrial hose and mechanical power transmission equip-ment,
Its' lines of power transmission equipment are cpmplementary
to
those
manufactured by Foote.
In the materials handling field, s
Hewitt-Robins is unique in the respect that it s is the only company (
in
the
world which
designs and manufactucrs the nj&chin6ry./fUMi;
.
would
it
Hewitt-Robins
belting
10
directors
"The
|
eouipment
the
for
will guarantee
also
than $60 million and net,
be more
million.
$30
than
more
would
sales
offering is expected
3,186,667 shares currently outstanding.
will be transferable only to citizens
offered
be
Development. Corporation
basis of merger
Hewitt-Robins
to
shares
•The
The
The company has
summer.
is to be the exchange of one sharp
of Hewitt-Robins
$10 par value, 5% cumulative preferred stock for
each
share
of Foote Bros, class A stock and one share of Hewitts
Robins coininon stock for each three shares of Foote Bros
class B
stock
Foote has
more than 3,000 stockholders and
its shares are
traded Over-the-Counter.
Hewitt-Robins has more than 2,500 stock-;
holders and its shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange. .
Hewitt-Robins 1961 sales were about $44 million.' Foote Bros. 19ol •
sales were more than $16 million.
As a result of the merger, i e- ;
fore,
market value.
present
two companies, it was announced by Austin Goodyear,.
Hewitt-Robins, and J. R. Fagan, President of Foote Bios.
is subject to the approval of the stockholders of both
the
merging
The
.
(116)
8
.
'
'
Continued
on page
48
Volume 196
Number 6175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(117)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Company
Share
Hobart
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
the
all
dividends
an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
a
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
Name of
A
&
E
Company
Plastic
Aberdeen
Abrams
Pak
Fund
(A.
Share
dividend).
(stock
Inc.
Central
&
8c
7-25
7-11
Investors
8-
1
7-31
7-17
5c
Fund
Government
Gold
Aunor
Automobile
Class
Investment
for
Securities,
Mines,
U.
in
Jergens
7-31
7-20
7-27
7-20
7- 6
7-13
8-1
9-17
50c
$1.12%
5%
17c
$5c
2%
—_
(stk. divd.)
-7-9
8- 1
7-16
15c
-15c
37Vac
; 17yac
—
._
—
7-30
8-10
7-5
7- 5
7- 5
7-5
7- 5
9- 1
8-20
8-20
8-20
8-20
7-31
8-20
'
2%
_
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Avco
Corp.
(quar.)
Axe
Houghton Fund "B"
(quarterly
1
t25c
Laclede
20c
20c
—
dividend
7-27
2%
—j.
(2-for-l stock/split)
Co.
(increased-quar.)—
Finance
(Ralph
N.)
Bullock's,
Fund
California
Portland
Gas
Co.
Securities
Printing
Stock
Manhattan Bank
(N.
class A
5%
Class B
(quar.)
Loomis-Sayles
Mutual
—_
Collings
Co.
(from
Fund
Colonial
Combined
Stock
7-16
9-14
7- 6
tlOc
tlOc
$20c
t25c
3c
25c
65c
(quar.)
10c
Louisiana Power & Light—
7-25
8-10
8-10
itf
51/2%
8-• 1 ^..,'7*20.8- 1
7-20.
8- 1
7-10
8-15
7-5
7-13
6-20
7-20
7-20
7-16
6-28
8-1
7-13
15c
9-1
8-3
7c
40c
$1.37 V2
$6c
6c
———
7-25
8-15
8-15
8-1
7-15
7-12
8- 1
30c
5c
17Vic
15c
8-1
7-10
7- 2
8- 1
7-16
7-16
7-30
—
Optional-cash or stockCraig Systems, Inc. (s-a)
10c
$2
Investment Assn
Corp. of NeW York—
Diversified Industries, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Discount
Dodge Manufacturing
Dominion
Ltd.
Stores,
(quar.)—__—
(increased
T.+d.
Lone
Dornwn
8%c
37Vic
(quar.)__
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
$30c
$10c
,
quar.)—
rets.
Arnor
...
7-16
6-26
6-26
7-16
7-16
7- 5
7-20
8-10
8-15
7-31
9-14
7-11
7-10
7-30
7-11
8-15
.
7-16
7-13
12Vic
8-23
7-31
10c
7-27
7-13
12Vic
$.033
7-20
7-11
7- 6
5-14
,
(No
4nn
p"
2nd
or
"nke"*
v
*
onimnn
at this
stocks
pfd.
—
_
Fairbanks Co., 6%
preferred
Family Record Plan (quar.)
Stores
Monthly
Monthly
(quar.)
20c
5c
5c
5c
General
(monthly)
—
——-—
—
Inc.
(quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd.
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50
—
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the
5.20#
5.16%
$1.30
64Vic
—
Northwest—
(quar.)
—
class A (monthly)—
—
preferred
Corp,
Monthly
Monthly
Godfrey Company
———
Southern
Guy's
Foods
(quar.)
Real
Greeley Gas Co.,
Greyhound Corp.
.
Estate
E)Vi%
Trust
pfd. A
„
7-18
7-11
7-13
7-13
7-16
8- 1
9-1
6-30
7-14
8-15
30c
8c
8c
8c
15c
8- 1
8-10
9-10
10-10
8- 1
7-16
7-26
8-27
9-26
7-16
—
(quar.)
5c
7-16
7-
$1.37Vi
(initial)
(quar.)
dividend)——
(stock
8- 1
8- 1
7-13
7- 9
7-10
7-13
7-17
7-15
8-15
9-15
62Vic
..
5%
4.80%
7-31
7-26
15c
,25c
62Vic
50c
preferred
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
Glickman
8- 1
7-25
7-18
8-1
7-27
7-31
8-31
9-30
30c
$10c
./
Gamble-Skogmo
General
*
15c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Futterman Corp., class A
.
$1.50
Corp.
Franklin
Great
,
time)
(quar.)_.
(s-a)—,—
Franklin'National Bank (N. Y.)
Fawick
1st pfd.
$2.40
Chemicals &
preferred
Halliburton
Co.
Hawker Biddeley,
(quar.)„—«—:
(quar.)__
:
Ltd
Industries, Inc.
Hayes Steel Products,
Hayes
common
:
:
-
,—
Ltd. (annual)
Hibernia National Bank (San Fran.) (s-a)—
1
7-23
8-
1
7-23
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
9-
1
8-
8
Adirondack
9-
1
8-
8
2
.
$1.11
8-
1
7-10
$1.04
8-
1
7-10
Class
B
_:
A
25c
Brook
A
(s-a)
National
Bank,
(N.
subject
to
8- 1
7-16
5%
5c
8-29
7-16
7-13
2
7-5
25c
66%c
25c
60c *
2%
of
8
Preferred
Corp.,
dividend
Stock
2%
38c
'
Sept.
8-8
8-10
7-?7
7-10
6-30
approval
to
10
(subject
dividend
National
Alterman Foods
Northwestern
$3.75
Co.
(quar.)
7-16
9-
8-
3
7-16
6-29
7-10
6-29
9c
00
H
7-16
'
7-13
5%
American Biltrite
40o-;
23c5
dividend
1
8-
^7^3r-'!'
7-
9
Rubber, com.
American Book Co. (quar.)_.
1
7-10
American Can
7-17
American
8-
7-175^
25c
1
7-27
7-13
1
9-21
10-
10c
7-16
7-
20c
__.
2
7-30
7-6
$$1.75
9-
1
8-
1
—
10c
8-
1
7-10
1%
Co.
Inc.
8-
1
7-10
J 12c
8-15
7-16
i2yac
7-30
7-16
60c
8-15
7-20
10c
7-15
6-30
$20C
9-14
8-31
—
Distilling
_
Penn
Mutual
vestment
Plainifield
(N.
J.)
American
National
$1.12%
7-10
7-
3
American Natural
7-16
7-
2
7-
2
American
Pad
President
8c
7-27
7- 2
10c
7-25
7-10
15c
taken
7-17
Estate Investment Trust Co.
(Mass.)
9c
Castings
Steel
Louis
Ltd.
Foods,
Sanborn
this
7-
5
■-
7-17
7-20
8-31
8-17
——
30c
8-
6
7-30
20c
i--
—
7-31
8-15
7yac
—.—
7-20
7-10
11c
$6c
—„—
6C
(<iuar.)LL—_i—Ji_
Saxon Paper Corp. (stock dividend).
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.,-class A (quar.)
2%%
36c
10-
5
9t14
8-24
9-15
>-7-16"
7-27
10-
7-3
7-16
9-17
1
of America
taken
action
7-25
30c
—
Map
Screw & Bolt Corp.
7-13
1
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
on
payment
common
at
time
68 %c
Fund, Inc.-—
& Latz, common
Seligman
Shakespeare
Co
—
-.——_—.
7- 2
7-
7-30
7-13
7-30
7-13
30c
—
7-
7-16
20C
——
7-13
lie
6%C
Securities
7-13
$1.25
Seagrave Co., 5V2% preferred (quar.)—_—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
7-12
6-29
2
2
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Common
$25c
(increased)
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
Siegel (Henry I.) Co., class A
8-24
7-13
$33»/3C
8-15
7-19
J 50c
—
—
4%
10- 2
8-31
10-
Silverwood
Class
Class
Ltd.-—
Dairies
A
B
(A.
Sobeys
Stores,
Hungerford)
O.)
Corp.
Ltd.,
Materials
Co.
class
Co..
A
new
9-24
9-
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4V2%
$$.093
25c
t$1.35
$1.25
7-11
7-25
7-18
7-16
5-28
7-6
Steel
Stott
preferred
Parts
Gas
Suburban
Gas
common
com.
(quar.)
Co
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
Gas
'
8-31
*
and
8c
from
9
Corp.
pfd. (quar.)
&
___
7- 2
7-12
7- 5
9-20
12-20
9-10
12-10
8-20
7-16
7-31
7- 6
20c
7-14
6-25
20c
7-14
6-25
25c
9-22
$50c
$30c
$56y4C
$73c
$25c
$7Vi»c
37yac
20c
62yac
5c
20c
$$0,011
62yac
10c
7-10
9-1
8- 1
9- 1
6-15
i
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
7%
Hardware
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)..
7-16
6-29
New
7-16
7-
5.25%
Associated Dry
8-1
7-25
,8-1
9- 7.
8- 1
8- 1
8-31
7-13
7-16
8-1
7-16
8- 1
8-10
7-10
7-10
6-27
7-2
8-10
7-20
7-20
7-17
6-29
7-3
7-16
6-30
7-20
8-1
7-20
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
7-20
7-20
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8- 1
$1.08%
60c
68%c
65%c
35c
20c
60c
43%c
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9-1
7-15
7-16
7-14
8- 1
$15c
$9c
7-10
7-10
8-1
8-1
6-18
6-26
6-22
6-20
Ltd.—
-—
—^—
—
6- 9
6- 9
Goods—
common
Food
35c
(initial quar.)—
preferred
Associated
Co.,
$62yac
$65c
$5c
$7yac
20c
27Vfec
62yac
59c
Hegeman Electric Co.
Ashdown
30c
(quar.)
Stores,
$56y4c
8-
1
7-13
10c
9-
1
8-1
Associated
Products,
30c
7-
9
6-29
Associated
Stationers
7-31
7-13
Associated
Truck Lines,
i2yac
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Artesian Water,
$1.25
,
7-16
7-30
on
common
8-15
2
9-10
11-30
8- 1
31c
$2.50 pfd. A
preferred A (quar.)—
(initial)—
Class C preferred (initial)Arizona Public Service, common
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$2.36 preferred (quar.)
$4.35 preferred (quar.).
$2.40 preferred A (quar.)
$2.75 preferred B (quar.)
$2.62ya preferred C (quar.)
Armour & Company (quar.)
New
20c
(quar.)
9-28
12-15
30c
$1.75
$2.60
Aro
7-20
>
undistributed
Applied
Arts
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
Arrow-Hart
7-
7- 2
6-20
$1.25
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd—
Anheuser-Busch
(quar.)_-____
of America, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Anken Chemical & Film (quar.)——
Ansul Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd. new (initial)—
Anvil Brand, 5%
preferred (accum.)
7-12
1
7-16
$1.25
Animal Trap Co.
7-3
8-
7-30
Lines—
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd..;
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Ltd., class A____
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
Anglo Huronlan, Ltd. (s-a)_
8-31
8y3c
(initial)
(quar.)„
6-29
6-29
50c
(quar.)
(no action taken on
dividend payment at this time).
Anchor Corp., class A (s-a)
Class B (s-a)__
Anchor Post Products (quar.)__
1
2
7-14
7-14
Anaconda Wire & Cable
1
7-
8- 6
$1.25
97yac
6c
Paper
Smelting & Refining-—
(quar.)
7-13
7-16
9-1
5c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
$10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Corp.
Briquet
&
investments
25C
(quar.)—
60c
Drug,
(Galveston)—-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)___
American Research & Development—
(23c from accum. realized net gain
7%
8-1
5c
;—
40c
fquar.)
Springfield
1st
7-16
$ 15c
7-11
7-16
7- 5
$5
7-16
8-16
1
....
—
(quar.)
(J.
Smith
8-31
8-16
$56y4C
$15c
(quar.).
Smith
2
20c
$0.00 y3
——-
(quar.)
12c
32V4c
in¬
preferred
preferred
5%
American
37%c
of America
——
(quar.)—.
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
Reliable Stores (quar.)
Reliance Varnish
(quar.)
Class
5%
7-10
declaration
dividend
on
Red Owl Stores
No
1
7-30
7-13
'
,
Y.)
net income)
Producing Properties, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Puritan Fund, Inc. (fiscal year end)
Salada
8-
10c
—
11-30
8-
6c
net
American Nut Co.
7-16
Quarterly
Quarterly
Microwave—
action
No
St.
3
3
(quar.)
8-31
—;_.
Insurance
8-31
10c
(quar.)
7-16
9-10
12-10
25c
25c
30c
7-
National
6- 5
7-26
Quarterly
7-
_______
7-10
30c
_____
(from
American National Fire Insurance Co. (N.
American
State
Trust
Inc.
Fund
10c
(quar.)—
7-10
1
7-10
Corp. (monthly)-(Newark, N. J.)
Foundry—
income)
9-14
^
8- 1
______
preferred (quar.)—___:
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
7-10
i
7-25
7-10
5%
7-10
Square Mutual Fund—
Penn Traffic Co.
—
8-25
Co.
&
8- 1
8-14
9-14
6-30
7-11
8- 1
American Home Products
Machine
7-16
8-30
10- 1
7-16
31V4C
6 Vic
$1.56J/4
—
Insurance
7-31
30c
r$1.25
______
American
6-18
75c
(Orlando, Fla.)—
Quarterly-™
Quarterly
15C
(From net investment income)—
(quar.)
Casualty
$35c
—
1_
(s-a);——_——
Co.
6-18
25c
_________
(quar.)_il
American Consumer Industries (quar.)_
American
7-13
7-9
7-9
50c
preferred
Special —____—,
$6.25 class A preferred
10c
Class B
8-10
8-10
(quar.)10c
r
45c
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.25
American
Pacific
Preferred (quar.)™.—
Penn Dairies, class A (s-a)__
9-1
8-31
8- 1
10c
(quar.)
Cement
American
Lighting Corp. (quar.)_
Panama Coca-Cola Bottling (quar.)
Paton Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
7 % preferred (quar.)
i,
.
Penick (S. B.) & Co., common (quar.),
8-17
9-14
1%
_,—
Corp. (quar.)
Aggregates Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-1
15c
..
dividend.
Originate,
7-20
10- 1
$25c
$56V4C
12yac
Petroleum
8-
37 Vic
._
(initial-quar.)
(quar.).—
8-1
9-10
American
Stock
Amerada
Stat.es Portland Cement (quar.)
common
6-29
933/4c
—_—
1c
Ontario Steel Products—
New
7-16
—
American Fire &
Stock
6-21
7-31
4%
preferred (quar.)
4ya% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)__
Amerace Corp. (quar.)
1
$1
_
7-18
7-12
7-20
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.—
20C
Ogilvie Flour Mills, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance (Chicago)
Reduced quarterly
7-18
8-15
20c
7-12
15c
class A
Nunn-Bush Shoe (quar.)™
11-30
8-15
—
7-16
—
Norwalk Truck Lines,
11-30
common
(quar.)|
(quar.)____________
1
$15c
——
10-23
America,
of
preferred
1
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Northwestern Engineering Works—
1
12-21
12-21
(initial)—
8-
(quar.)
Corp., com.
11-
$2
(quar.)
common
Chemicals
&
8-16
approval)—_
—
Co.
Illinois
10-23
19c
Allied Stores,
8-
—
Northern
10-23
11-1
75c
8-13
2%
Drug & Chemical,
Newton ,?upd
Nielsen (A. C.)
7-23
11- 1
8-
$$1.43%.
$$1.56y4
$17yac
5.75%
15C
to
7-23
7-23
8-1
50c
Ordinary.™
56y»c
—
1
8-1
50c
$3
RR.
9-1
7-16
7-23
50c
:
6-30
1
7- 2
8-1
$1
$1
Southern
6-30
8-
6-28
7-15
*
(auar.)
7-16
58c
7-12
20c
,
7-23
100%
—
National Bank of Westchester
Stock
—
—
—
Aluminum
(quar.)
7-16
5c
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
Alloys
—
pfd.
7-20
8-1
$1
preferred B (quar.)__.
6J/4% preferred A (quar.)
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd. (s-a)
of
6-15
8-10
12Vic
5
15c
—
6-21
12yac
(quar.)
Great
7-20
7-15
12yac
—
preferred,—
6%
8-15
6c
.__
A
6-12
9-28
$1
(quar.)
55c
;
subject
shareholders
Class
8-10
7-10
15c
5c
1
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Holders
22Vac
(quar.)____
—
B
Class B
common
(quar.)
When
Payable of Rec.
8-27
(quar.)
Extra
Class
Alabama
8-30
—
Mid-America
Industries
Extra
stock)
previous
5c
Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Aileen, Inc. (quar.)—
Ainsbrooke Corp.
(initial)——:
Air Control Products (increased.quar.)
Air Products & Chemicals (quar.)—____—
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR
Alabama By-Products—
Class
A
(quar.)—
share¬
the
Southwestern
7-10
8-
8-20
Share
-
(quar.)___—
Extra
holders
7-11
7-11
6-30
July
(optional—cash or
in
Per
of Company
Industries
Acme
7-13
3Qc
dividend
7-21
8- 1
8- 1
7-16
7
7-31
7-20
Name
Y.)—
Semi-annual
Stock
7-13
10c
—
class
7-31
1»/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-19
' 6-29
Affiliated
7-
7-18
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Meadow
•
8-
7-10
McKales
8-15
T-16
'
preceding table.
7-10
class
25c
9-17
8-15
1
4.44%
25c
1
9-17
1
1
Southern
Controls, Inc.,
5.30%
preferred
(quar.)___:
Halle Bros., common
(quar.)
Hagan
8-23
dividends announced
the
give
we
9-
8-
Real
(quar.)
Elliott-Automation,
Ltd
Forge & Stqel Corp.—
9-14
9-17
Below
9-30
8-
Precision
.
Erie
6-30
35c
.
9-30
$1.24
Plasticrete Corp.
Eichler Homes
(quar.)_____
White Stores, Inc. (quar.)_______—
Wisconsin* Southern Gas (quar. )_2J__cL__^_
10-1
$1.29
Bank
(Interim payment of 2*/a% less British In¬
come Tax of 38% %
equal to about .038
per share)
Doughboy Industries
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund—
:
,
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
Brake
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
(quar.)
■
Denver Real Estate
Air
Westinghouse
5
(quar.)——
•
preferred (hub5"
Exploration, Ltd. (s-a)
Aggregates (quar.)
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc.—
00c convertible preferred
(s-a)
Counselors Investment Fund
7-10
9
•
Fund—
Coral
8-15
15c
—
7-27
preferred
preferred
preferred
60c pfd. (quar.)
Navajo Freight Lines (quar.)
:
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light (quar.)
New England Fund
(quarterly from invest¬
ment income
New
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
(Patbrson,New Jersey)
(quar.)—
--
9c
Conwest
7-31
preferred
6-29
7-20
8- 1
7-10
7-20
7-20
7-14
7-16
7-31
8-15
$1
(quar.)
7-16
8-15
5.16%
8-17
7-12
7-13
7- 3
9-15
7-26
8-15
7-31
7-31
(quar.)
8-15
1
4.96%
Narragansett Electric, 4.64%
4Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
$5
$1.25
——-
Concord Natural Gas, common
7-13
7-16
9- 4
7-
7-16
9-30
8-1
12Vic
5c
10c
25c
$1.05
.
8-
7-
10c
7-12
(quar.)—
(Quarterly from investment income)
1
7-31
25c
1
(quar.)_.
7-25
income*—
Enterprises
Commonwealth
Fund
6-25
6-29
(qUar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3
$4 Ac
6-25
...
non-cum.
8-10
$45c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
7-16
7-16
37V2C
35c
(s-a)
7-16
8-30
9-
.
Ltd.,
Cos.,
8-10
Chesapeake Utilities (ouar.)
—.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
Common
8-1
10c
5c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
,5c
1%
9-1
(initial)
Y.)
Controls
Universal Insurance
$4 Ac
dividend
Loblaw
9-14
.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.
Chase
2Vic
7-14
(quar.)
Military Corp.
*
,
"
&
7-10
quar.)
12'/2c
.
Asbestos
27c
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6
7- 9
7-14
1
6-28
7-
31 y4 c.
9-15
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
$1.40
7-
7-31
8-
26 %c
(quar.)_
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred B \(quar.)____
Leader-Durst Corp.,
class A (initial
5%.
15c
3c
$1.25
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co. (quar.)
—
Caspers Tin Plate Co
—
Caterpillar Tractor, common ..(quar.)——
4.20% preferred (quar.)
7-16
20c
7-10
70c
6-15
—
Capital Investments, new com.
Caressa,
Inc.
(quar.)
8-24
1
$3.50
;
6-15
(quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
9-
$40c
7-31
7-13
27 Vic
(quar.)
40c
Cement
6-29
7-11
15c
$30c
(s-a)
r.
—
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd. (quar.)__
Canadian Chemical Co., Ltd.
(s-a)—
Canadian Oil Cos. (quar.)
—
Universal
7-20
—
7-5
Canada
$1.50
(qu&r.)
7- 5
(accum.)
Campbell Machine
3
6-29
i7yac
30c
—___
(quar.)
(quar.)•_
California
2
10c
approval at meeting to be held
31 and also subject to approval of
Comptroller of the CurrencyMedallion Pictures (stock dividend)
Inp^-^uar.)
CMP Industries
Central
10- 5
30c
-
Ltd., $1.20 part. cl. A
812-
9-
7-20
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Bruck Mills,
7-10
9-14
12-14
$12V2C
Products
Forest
1
1-2-63
75c
.
8-10
8- 1
$1.40
Rubber (resumed).
United Canadian Shares, Ltd. (s-a).
7- 6
7-31
10- 5
1-4-63
Savers
Columbia
Brodie
8-
split)
__.
9- 1
8-31
25c
$5c
7-13
4.32%
7-27
8-13
Sugar Refinery, 5% pfd. (quar.)
(James R.)
Distilling (incr.-quar.)—
Beam
British
8-15
1
—
stock
(quar.)—
McGregor-Doniger,
Beneficial
(quar.)
Paper Co.
City Life Insurance
4.16%
8c
Life
8-31
5c
(Andrew) Co.
Company
froim
income)
Stock
$1.25
Jefferson Construction
.
6%
Beech-Nut
8-15
8-15
16c
$40c
:
(quar.)™
Holders
Payable of Rec,
7-13
Lincoln
6%
C
7-16
25c
(quar.)
8-15
S.
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
8-31
8-31
10c
Inc.
Kansas
$1.50
B
8-
$1.25
Co.
8-15
25c
(quar.).
dividend)—
(stock
Mfg.
Service,
1
7c
(stk. divd.)
Banking Corp., com.
A
Jacobson
7-30
Texas)
pfd.
Inc.
Ltd.
$1
12 Vic
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
Instruments, 4% preferred
Vacu-Dry Co., class A (quar.).™.
9-
;
(quar.)
Associated Laundries of America
Atlantic
9-
Kalamazoo
4%%
Co.,
1
$3
Kroger
Co.
&
Power
Thompson Paper Box Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Traders Building Assn, Ltd. (quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Trenton Trust Co., 5% pfreferred B (s-a)
Trico Oil & Gas (quar.),
10-
(quar.)
(3-for-l
9-1
6th.
Clayton
Appalachian
1
412 Vac
—
common
75c
American Mono Rail, common
Amicable
Life
Insurance
(Waco,
Anderson
Texas
(s-a)
Securities
13%c
Stockholders approved a three-for-one split
July
5
Mutual, Inc. (quar.)_
Jahncke
Ry.—
—
Texaco
7-
7-13
American Maize-Products Co.—
effective
Co.,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
6%
6%
Insurance
Common
Alside,
Ingergoll-Rand
6-30
18c
Bay
7-20
Union
7-10
(quar.)
Hudson
Tasty Baking, class A common (quar.)
1
7-16
When
Share
8-
35c
Ltd.,
Refrigerator
of Company
8-14
3V/4C
___
Hussman
7-25
Corp. (quar.)
Plastics
Corp.
Algoma
W.),
Per
Name
1
;
class A (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Hunt Foods & Industries, common (quar.)__
5% preferred A
(quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.),
8-10
Adams-Millis
Admiral
(Frank
$.008
(quar.)
R.),
Horner
Holders
9-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5%
Manufacturing Co,_____
Holly Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)_
:
When
Payable of Rec,
25c
9
—
Inc., (quar.)—_—
Inc.
(quar.)
Supply
(quar.)__
class A
(quar.)
9- 1
8-10
$1.31 V*
9- 1
7-17
8-10
6-29
,5c
10c
7-17
13c
8- 1
7- 2
7-13
11 Vac
7-16
6-29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
(118)
4
30c
1
6-29
9-
1
8-20
8-
1
$1.32
7-12
/•
6-14
6-14
Canada
6-30
4%%
1
Canada
25c
6-15
15C
10-
1
9-14
93 %c
8-
1
7-
2%
7-10
?.>
5
2%
10-15
30c
1-15-63
12-31
1
7-3
10c
8-1
7-20
30c
8-
(quar.)
35c
7-13
15c
Southern
Ltd.,
Bronze
6-15
Continental
Liie
7-16
7-10
7-10
9-1
'7-12
7-31
6-29
Continental
Mortgage
Continental
Motors
7Va%
%
6-30
137V2C
(quar.)____
common
10- 1
(quar.)
7-14
Canadian
7-14
Canadian
7-31
r.
Oil" Cos.,
Pacific
Vickers,
7-26
8-15
7-16
---
40c
< quaiv)XX.,__~—--
40c
Co., class A—.—
B___—xAXxx■
1
8- 1
7-31
.
.i
8-15
Castle
Celotex Corp.,
6-29
6-29
7-11
Ltd.—
$36c
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Industries (stock dividend)
9-
1
$31 'Ac
10%
9-
1
53/4%
5%
Baker
—
10c
Baker Oil Tools (quar.)——.
■'. 'Stock ■■ dividend
—
'
Central
Aguirre
Central
Hudson
7-31
7-10
Central
Kansas
7-13
6-29
Central
National
Central
Power
$1.50
10-15
9-23
$1.50
preferred
preferred
1-15-63
12-31
20c
7-13
6-22
$1.75
7-13
6-22
Central
$1.00
7-13
6-22
Central
$1.06
7-13
6-22
25c
7-13
6-29
Bank
of
Y.)
(N.
Commerce
of
Nova
Trust
Co.
40c
^—
•TSf¥6
7-10
1
6-30
7-15
6-28
8-
$55c
45c
(N.
6
-(s-a)-'—. $$1.75
12 VaC
Barry-Wright Corp.
fquar.
—_
7-16
7-
7%c
7-31
7-12
Candy
Stock
Basic
—
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
Class
Power
A
Baystate
Ltd.,
Paper,
(final)
Common
(quar.)
7-
6
7-
6
7-16
8-
9
14%
20c
Watch
Berkshire
Co.
Gas,
Stock
(quar.)
Industries,
A
Tobacco,
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
preferred
Blue
Bell,
Inc.
the
Bobbie
Boise
■.
7-15
Food
4%
45c
30c
-
7-
7-31
9-29
7
8-
1
1
7-16
7-
33c
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
1
Co.,
American
Bank
8-
22c
7-27
'
$$1.50
7
7-
—X
7-29
5.25%
9-17
9-
7-16
6-27
97%
c
7-13
6-
Concord
6-
Common
1
8-
7-
6%
>
Columbia
Oxygen Co.
Forest
Products, Ltd.—___
Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts
(Interim
payment of 4%
tax of 38%% )
come
less
British
9-26
30c
_
Steel
Products
Corp.
Budget Finance Plan, common
Stock
dividend
60c
conv.
6%;
serial
Burnham
pfd.
Bush Terminal
Business
Men's
Bvllesby
5%
(H.
Calgary Power,
(quar.)__
7-
6
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
6
7-16
7-16
1
Corp.
Co.
of
ufd.
6-28
Consolidated
Consolidated Edison Co.
6-28
7-16
(quar.)_.
2
California
Electric
California
Packing
Power,
Corp.
7-20
9-10
8-10
8-
__
(quar.)
7-10
$3
6-20
8-
7
7-
6-20
8-15
7-31,j
Dun
7-13
-
7-31
5c
A
7-16
'
7-
.7-16 '
7-
9-15
'
-
124"
12-15
X
,
7-16
7-
5c
8-
1
2
7-30- :
8■
1
8-
1
7-
810-
pfd.
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
125c
(s-a)
9-1
11-15
fi5c
75c
183/4C
7-16
6-18
8-
1
7-13
8-15
7-20
Paper Corp.,< Ltd.
Royalties,
X
T
Participating
preferred
i:
5
5
7-
.
C
Consolidated
*■
6%
8-1
8-
10c
Water
convertible
Co.,
class
5
'
7-
5-il
6-30
7-14
'$'$1.25
t20c
6-29
6-29
,
98-
8-15
1
7
7-13
6-29
$44c,
7-14
6-30
$15c
8-
1
7-16
$55c
(quar.)—
7-13
6-26
approval
to
25)
Ltd.—
-
Ltd.
6-26
'
$5c
/ V-20
6-30
7rll.
1
"r $10C
(quar.)
•
.'8-
$20c
(quar.)—
Co.
L—
7-13 X
—
Ltd.
Coal
&
6
6-15
7-30
7-16
$42V2c
.$17.%C
&. Chemical
" 7v
7-30
common
Sept.
1 X
7-16
8-15
12c
-
subject
split
8-
-
$17 Vac
11-
1
$20c
8-
1
7-2
10-
1
9-
X—
$25c
$20c A
$$1.75
-
10-
7-16
:
'7-16
1
1
6-28
6-28
1
7-2
10-31
10-12
4dc
7-14
6-15
UOC
7-31
7-
6
15c
7-16
7-
2
12 Vac
7-10
6-2 6
25c
—
8-
J40c
t
stock
7-13
6-
6-22
Corp.,
15c
7-14
6-29
tl3c
9-1
8-8
U2c
12-
1
20c
common
"
7-16
11-
7-16
37V2C
8
6-29
"
6-29
8-15
8-20
6-29
; 7-13
6-29
•
•
distribution
common
of
7-
9
1
6-
8
$1.12 Va
Bakeries
$14c'
States
Economics
Stock
$4
conv
Class
B
8-24
7-16
7-
8-15
7-16
6-28
$.0105
7-27
9-14
8-31
$1.50
7-17
6-30
$$1
7-15
6-30
$60c
'
•
7-15
6-30
•
(quar.)——
preferred
10c
8-
1
5%
7-
9
2%
7-31
7-16
of N. Y.—
——_—
Steel
5
'-$$1.75
(stock
dividend)
B
V6-
1
6-28
.(quar.)—
1
7-
6
7-
6
4trc
8-24
8-
8-
25c
7-13
.
1
6
7-25
Inc.
7-
3
7-13
7-
3
10c
7-13
(N. H.)
—.—
6-29
10c
—_1_——
Electric" (quar.)_:
3
7-13
$1
(quar.)—
7-
5%
(quar.)——
dividend
preferred
8-
8-f 1
10c
—
—
$1.75
$1.50
—
(accum.)_——
Laboratory, common
.
8-24
9-15
100%
(increased quar.)
Sault
9-15
31 %C
'
N. Y.)
Ltd.—
Edgcomb Steel of New England,
Class A (quar.)—:
Edison
6-22
31 %C
(quar.)
A (accum.)
M'fg. Co.
Mfg.
7-31
7-16
Corp.-»-
preferred
Echlin
7-31
8-15
37 Vac
—x__
Stainless
.Eastern
■Eaton
8-15
$30c
iA--
Ltd.—
Life Insurance Co.
$7 preferred
7-10
class A (quar.)
-Eastern
$6
'<-10
7-25
"
(quar.)
—
Coi,
7-25
87 VaC
—_x_xl„
(quar.)_——
(quar.)_
Power
dividend
1
*
A
1
9-10
7-27
——
preferred
Stock
8
'
9-
$15c
(quar.)
participating
Eastern
7-16
140c'
7 VaC
"
8-15
-
7-16
27 %c
—
held—
Eastern Can Co.,
6-22
7-16
1
oneof its General Motors Corp.
for each share of Du Pont
share
Inc.
4%
s
6-30
•
■■
7-16
8-
$93 %C
(quar.)
authorized
conv.
Eastern
7-6
*
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (accum.)J—
East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)—
'7-6
1
3%
/
7%
6
57%c
:___
7-6
7-15
:_
(initiai-quar.
$4.50 preferred
Eagle,
7-10
tlOc
-
preferred (quar.)_:
6-22
1
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hast ■' Kootenay
9-20
,
7-30
-
'
-
(quar.)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.,
Class
A—
8-
2%c
"Dynamic Vending Corp. (stock dividend)
5
7-
8-1
$1.2017
initial)
(quar.)_^
-
X
7-16
X-
i
preferred
(quar.)
(E. I.) deNemours "
com.
5%
5
7'
8-1
$1.31 V»
-
(quar.);
Inc.—
.
7-20
"/7-16
—-
—
•___:
corp.—X
Dutchess Bank & Trust (Poughkeepsie,
*
Consolidated
8-15
12-1
6
8-15
'
(quarJ
Participating
—
Consolidated
7-10
31V4c
6
6
8-
'
-2%
±sraustreev, Inc* (QUdi.
of Canada,
Ltd.* common————
Duro-Test
-
(resumed)
Gas
1
•
XDuquesne Natural Gas-^- *
$1.50 preferred' (accum.)
1
7-
8- T
10c
:___
$1.25
Natural
.
"'45c
,
37 %c
:
preferred (quar.).
Dupuls Freres Ltd., class A
v;
4.80% prefeTedf (nuar.)__
'7-13
1
47 %c
Consolidated
88.
25c
;,
7-13
7-31'
8-
51c
•
___^__X~._;
1
7-30 :
25c-
.
_rl_.—
(quar.)
common
.9-1
Mining & Smelting (Canada)—"
6-30
22 Vac
dc
7V2%
•
2
60c
55c
;
—
3
1
'
25c
Co., Ltd., common
Steel
Tar
Company
2
$1.50
}50c
Semi-annual
Extra
1"
1
9-
$1
"
Pont
duPont
- •
Freightways
9-
9-
$2
A."
(quar.)_
$3.60
.__
Consolidated
7-
6-29
10-
9-
•'
25c
7 VaC
Investment
Stock
common
half
50c
4.12%-convertible pfd. series A
*28c
55c X
(quar/)
Dumas Milner Corp.
7-31
X
7VaC
(quar.).
10-19
"
DuPjis Cnemicai, xnc.
(quar.;
Ducommun Metols & SnnDly Co.
9
7-20
•
51%c
B
7-10
7-10
"
60c partic pfd (quar.)
/
7-9
x" 8" 7
10c
-
.'
(N, Y.)
7-13
"
—
Co.,
preferred
Common
6-29
3c
Consolidated
1
t$3.50
31 %e
(increase
/
6-22
2%
•
preferred
com.,
6-29
7-16
6-25
,
7-15
•
(Canada)
$5 preferred (quar.)
5V»% preferred series
6-28
7-
Bakeries
1
7-20
$50c
(stock dividend)
Dow Chemical
Co.
(quar.)—
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co. (Md.) —
Class A common (quar.) ___i—
Du-Art Film Laboratories, Inc.-(N. Y.)—
6-22
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
7-20
America—
^s-a)———
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc., 40c
8-21
25c
(quar.)
5%
Connohio,
7-16
7-16
dividend)TIIT——
Co.
7-25
i4c
(quar.)_
7-16
?nc
(stock
1
.7-17
6-30
8-
v
15c
Assurance
M.),
preferred
preferred
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-
'"H
.
8-
"7-31
(quar.)_:
stockholders
.
Dominion
7-20
8-1
A:/.'
-
6-27
"
_w
Inc.
& Anglo
Dominion
12 %c
(quar.)
$2.00
,
(quar.)
Byer-Rolnick Hat
M.)
preferred
9
15c
11 %c
~~
Sc-mi-in^u^t
(A.
$2.04
7-
25%
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7%
Bvers
6-15
1
of
New
Inc."
^
5
I
7-13
$1.18
—
Corp.
(quar.)
(5-for-l
*
6-22
_______
-
710-
4V2C
Fabrics
•
(quar.)
(quar.).
Morrill
Burroughs Corp.
9-17
-
7-10
8
—
Dominion-Scottish Investments,
8-1
(quar.}__
Light & Power—
(quar.)'X
1
8-
10c
:
preferred
&
25c
5c
$2.20
8-
30c
(quar.)
2
preferred
$2.06 preferred
10-
126c
—
7-
7-15
P5c
—
4.16% pfd. (quar.)— I
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Browning Arms
Browning-Ferris Machinery Co. (quarT— I—
Buchanan
7-16
10-
ioc
of Canada General InsuranceDairies. Ltd., 5%
non-cum. pfd—
.
7-31
-
;t50c
common
7-10
"
33c
Dominion
8-10
30c
...
(Toronto)
•
9
40c
Dominion
X '•8-10
25c
X__X___
(C: G.), Ltd.,
Stores
&. Son
Dominion Glass
9-1
$1.31%
__________
Quarterly
Connecticut
tquar.)
Mines.: Ltd.
/
7-10
2Va%
:
Assn.
Tunnel
Mfg.
6
9-1
30c
•X.
(quar.)_
Life
1
7-25
7-
"
7-16
X
(New: Hampshire)—
8-
'•
7-31
Leverage Fund
Coniagas Mines
-Conn
Brooke Bond Canada,
_
1
in¬
.___—
Brockton Taunton Gas, common
$3.80 preferred (quar.)——
Co.
7-10
""
Poughboy Industries
6
112 V2C
Edison
Pominion
,
10c
(quar.)__
preferred
Confederation
>
British
British
Electric
6
$1.37%
(quar.)
6-29
:
-
XI
Quarterly
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)
X
Composite Fund_^_
'
___1____X
5
1
50c
common
preferred
(quar.)_!
Dominion Bridge. Co., Ltd.
8c
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico,
7-10
7-16 "78-
Y>fa-(quar.j_X—
Stock
Dodge
du
X
7-10
"7-
1%C
7-20
'
(quar.)
7-10
7-16
$1.25
(quar.)—
A
Canada
Dixie, Dinettes.
Co.—
International
-
"
(quar.)—
Corp.
5%
20c
;
1
6c
—
7-30
/
2
7-15
&
Dominion
55c
(s-a)
1
8-
7-10
1
8-
93%c
Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)__
"
r_
(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Dominick Fund, Inc—,-_x.
25c
s.
Edison
Commonwealth
4
150c
»
.
6-15
50c
(quar.)_
,
5
10c
_
Note
Common
7-13
8-
1
dividend-
8-
$1
6
6-27
'
:
1
"
(quar.)__
House
6-30
8-
$1.06
Co.
Union
"
7-20
8-15
t25c
—
Hydraulic
Eristol-Myers
Stock
7-20
8-
Clearing
7-
7-31
'
3
6-30
Dividend
6-29
'
9-5
12-
$1.12:
1
—
2%%' '
(incr.)
(quar.)^_^_^
7-12
$1.75
(quar.)—x__
preferred
Vilbiss
Dillon
7-20
8-15
9-5
12-28
15c
•
Chemical Coatings,
Soto
Detroit
8-15 '
27 %C
9-17
5
5
X $1.20
(quar.)—
Diamond National Corp. (quar.)
,"X_X—XXX"
Diana Stores-Corp. (stock dividend)
8-; 1 ;,
8c
9-28
10-
5
'
8-1
12c
6-29
20c
"
:
$1 preference ((quar.)_,
1
Dominion Textile, Ltd:, common——————
7%, preferred
(quaf.)—.X
———Donnacona Paper' Co., Ltd.
(quar,)—. — -
X
: 7-20
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Detroit
•
j._
Inc.
_..XX
(quar.)
Voting common
(auar.i
X
8% debenture stock (quar.)
,
class A (quar.)__
Engineering
A
Mines.
Ltd.,- common
Dennison Mfg., class A com. (quar.)
8-10
7-31 " '
$1.25"
class
&
Estate
7%,
,/
7-17
'
penison
8-10
V 9- 4
1
25c
(quar.)_
Delaware Power & Light
(quar.)
Delaware Valley Financial (quar.)
>.
..
9- 4
8-
50c
7 VaC
(quar.)_^__
/Commonwealth
2
$1 T9
»
.
16% ~
16%.;
."
(quar.)
Drug Co.
/Commercial Bank of North America
6-20
2jc
_
5%%
4%:%
c
9-
9-21
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
'"
Corp.
Note
Commerce
9-5
7-10
15c
(quar.)
3%% preferred
1
7-25
7-20
$5c
(quar.)
;i2%c
$4.24
De
7-20
*
10-
7-1Q
"
1'2-14
1-1-63
/ 8-15
7-14
1
1%C
7-10
7-12
■
•
-
10-
"
$30c
•
-___^
Ltd.,
preferred
3
XX 7-14
•
7-31
t:$1.62Va
7%
pfd. (quar.)
Light, $4.80 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
;
7X5
8- 3
.
im-.:
Southern Ohio Electric
&
Class B
•Commerce
7-11
1
$1.06
(quar.)
•
(quar.)X___XX____"1
(stock dividend)—""
System
Bank
Combustion
7-20
8-
quar.)
Ltd
X
.
(quar.)
Ga?
•.
6-25
10-
'
(initial)
Plastics-
Pictures
7-31
7-23
$1
(quar.)_
Publications
Bridgeport
8-15
12 VaC
Light & Power,
RR.—.
dividend
Columbia
5
50c
(quar.)'.
preference
7-
87 VaC
■
_
____
8- 1
;
1
7 VaC '
Dayco Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
""
tquar.j
(initial
Pittsburgh
Combined Locks Paper,
(quar.)
(ouar.)_
&
Columbus
8-20o
10c
common
;
1
8-
50c
Corp. ,(quar.)_
Power
DeMun
8-15
11-15
.
8-
—
.
•
.8-1
-
~
9- 4
X. >
$1.75
L
.XX
Columbia
8-21
11-19
9-
.
6-25
25c
preferred A (quar.)—_
Daryl
Industries
(reduced-quar.)
Davenport Water Co.—•
5%
preferred
(quar.)
'' 7-15 C -7- 5
lc
.
.
7-15
15c
;&z
Transit System,
C.
Denver
,
6-20
7-
15c
.--X;
(quar.)
7-6
Forge-Waynesboro Teleph.
Stock
Colorite
9-15
1
11-30
.
(Ridgewood, N. J.)—
Co. (Va.)
~_X
"
~
5% preferred (1947 & 1956 series)
(quar.)
,.Colonial Mortgage Service Co.
(Pa.)_X——"
Clifton
8-15
Bank
X '7-15
10c
'
-
Colonial Finance Co.—r
V
iquar.)
preferred
Products
Breskin
5-14
7-16
i
A
$4
7-17
9-14
9-14
%
9-21
7-13
7-10
$2c
:_
common
4V2%
7-10
10-10
1-10
11-30
regular guaranteed (quar.)_^.
BlVzc
4%: special guaranteed (quar.., 50c
Columbian
(quar.)_
Erazilian Traction
British
A
new
Bourjois,1 Inc.
6 %
"•
A
;
7%
r
(quar.)
preferred
4.78%
6-29
7-11
.
15c
preierrtu
class
Edison,
Bowman
Cleveland
V
7-17
7-10
15C
10.119
(quar.)
Stores
Inc.,
4.?5%
7-31
"
1
(San Fran.)—
common
(quar.)
Class
Dallas
.
8-31
;
Ltd.,
Corp.
Dome
-
class
preferred
Dalex, Co.,
8- 3
^
6-29
10-
12 Vac
•
——
(quar.)_^
pref. A
A
D.
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
8- 8
.
.
.
.
1
35c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__
_X
(Toronto) (quar.)__
Co.
:
6-27,
20c i
7-16
6-29
8-
-
25c
Dana Corp., 3%%
/
'
1
A
Sugar Co.
(quar.)—
7- 6
7-16
$l,-25
$1.25
,X;
6
5
8-
32 VaC
11V4C
Corp.
7-
7-
7-25
30c
„
<
&
Class
.
,.
7-31
7-25
•
r
"'
.'.
jquar.)_—
7%
6- 8
7- 2
10- 1
,
■):
_—X_x
__—^X
National
6-30
20c
(Fla.)—
(quar.)___.
Cuban-American
7-5
Investing Co.
(quar.)—
12V2c
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
$1.50
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,, com. (quar.). (.-.a
50c
X
4Vai% preferred (quar.)_
$1.12%
6-15
7C
B
Semi-annual
6-15
7-15
(quar.)
Corp.
,
City
6-20
tlOc
75c
Co.—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Boston
Class
6-29
7-10
&:
preferred
.Citizens
cents
Fisheries,
Bostitcn,
6-29
7-16
25c
Borg-Warner
Borman
7-10
$1.50
»
Mining
Brooks,. Inc.
3>/a%
6-28
7-16
'
receipts (final payment
per depositary share
endinsr .Tune 30, 1962)
i__
17
year
Cascade
Booth
7-12
7-19
■
deposit
about
for
6-29
6-29
25 c
Blyvooruitzicht Gold
of
7-10
:
preferred ;(quar.)-—j
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Citizens Casualty Co.: (NX Y.),
6-29
Quarterly
American
■1.
X
:
Gas
7-20
11c
10c
(s-a)
CTS Corporation
$1.25 :Xi i6-20
*8r31
$1.25
11-21%. 11^2
.;
Ltd.
Milner
6V2%
.
7-20
.
5%.
1
7-16
(quar.)
common
;
•
Inc.
A (quar.)
(White Plains)
International,
-'
9-18
25c
7-31
125c
10-31
25c 1-31-63
(quar.)x
37Vac i:?i 8-15
$1
10- 1
—
$1.18%
10r 1
(qliar.)
Reynolds
Trust
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
4-15
6-15
7-16
•
4%
7-26
X
(quar.)
Crown
De
.
&
Crowley
6-30
,
.
*
Corp.' (quar.)
—
7-20
1
"
^'x'X-7/•..-v. .4
6-30"
,/ X
Electric, common
(quar.)X
4%%-.preferred (quat.)_
'
1-15
1-31-63
4-30-63
7-16
(quar.)
common
Cincinnati
7-16
$1.25
:xXInc. (N. J.)—
X________X—_
-
(quar.)
Cotton Oil
1
8-
(quar.)__
preferred
Craig: Bit,
-
f50c
7-13
5c„ /
7-16
5c
10-15
X'-/';
!
A x(quar.)
Stero
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-16
7%c
;
Bros.
6%
7-31
27 Vac
(quar.)J^i.
_xXX
Binks Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Birmingham Sound Reproducers, Ltd.—
American Deposit Receipts
Bliss. (E. W.) Co., $1.80 preferred (quar.)—
Block
8
10-31
$3
(quar.)
Bin-Dictator
2-
125c
Ltd.,
Hats,
9
$1,469
dividend
class
11-
20c
—
Automation
Biltmore
3
7VaC
> 5%: preferred (quar.).X
57a% preferred (quar.)X
preferred
3
20c
(quar.)__
common
8-10
9-
$55c
—„i——1
*
Chickasha
ChuTChill
3-1-63
15c
(quar.)
6-30
20c
(quar.)_L
Frocks
Berkshire
7-16;.
1
20c
•
preferred 'A
1
12-
15c
._.—.
5%:
s
preferred
8-
$$1.30
(s-a)
6-30
,
5%
"
'
(Toronto)
preferred
Co.
Stores
County Trust
.
V
6
Trust
&
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Properties,
7-10
,—
8j
15c
.
SI
1
8-
/•
$17VaC
preferred (quar.)
—_
4% preferred (quar.)
X—*
4%
preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Benjamin Franklin Hotel (Phila.)—
6%
8-
1
—
—
.
$1
•
investment
net
preferred
)
Bank
X
Insurance
convertible
Curtiss-Wright
'
Telephone—
Unadilla
&
National
7-20
8-20
Corp.—
America
Products
Corroon
!
of
6-27
7- 6..
6-29
.
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
7-15
Chesapeake Corp: of Virginia .(quar.)-i—j-. 30c
8-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
1
•
■
: X..
X:" '..
; X
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)
WXX- 87.%AiU-ft;8»)l »',•
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.;
\,sr'
4 V2 %
.
1
—._x_X;——
-
preferred
Biccr:
6-28
8-
4%
Benriis
7-13
7-10
8-
—
4.^.
Common
4%
7-31
-
Chenango
Group,
American
—
Co.
Ridge
60c
-
Corn
Daffin
,
(from
Inc.
7-
Engineering
'
6-29
68c
7.-16.
..7c v;.7-16
I7V2CX
7-16
40c
'8-25
y
.
X
—
;
5c
40 c
______
Ltd.—
'
deposit receipts
;
(quar.)_—
Fund,
7-31
Coral
8-15
6-29
7-15
30c
'
7-13
$12 Vac
common-
(quar.)
Corp.
•
6V4c
Chemical
$62 Vac
&
Behlen Mfg. (quar. )—
^——
Belding-Cortieelli Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—.—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
''A
7-31
7c
(quar.)
Beecham
7-12
28 VBC
preferred (quar.)—.
class A (monthly)-——
Properties,
Bathurst
7-12
7-31
20c
convertible
4Vz%
7-31
—
—
10c
Illinois
(Chicago)—
Controls
•
Service—
Chateau-Gai Wines X:
Chemical Enterprises (quar.)Quarterly
.:
6
5c
1%
—-
4—_—
Products
Basic
(quar.)_.i
Corp.
dividend
Extra
Co.
3
8-20
*
&
Investors (Mass.)—
Beneficial interest shares (initial)
8-1
7-14
8- 1,// 7-14
8-31
7-31
(Oakland,
Initial
6-29
7-27
Barton's
Belt
8-
8-31
(quar.)
Aviation
Quarterly
8-17
8-. 1
7-10'
7- 6
7-13
7-31
7-16
,8-14
7-15
7-15
.
Century Acceptance, common
V 70c
preferred
(quar.)l_—
Chain
8-24
$1
:
.....
preferred .(quar.).
2nd
20c
preferred
Continental
6-29
;
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.—.
7%' pref.
.
5.44%
of Canada—
Barber-Ellis
Corp.
Public
Vermont
..,
■
$1
$1.05
(quar.).'—___X>'..
27c f
Valley
Central
6-26
7-
West
7
Quarterly -x !x
Crossett Co., class A (quar. )__*-,-.
Class
B
(quar.)__
Crouse-Hinds Co.
(quar.)
7-19
:
;
;
National Bank
California) r(qu'ar.)
50c
:
(quar.)— -____
Y.)
(quar.)
Scotia
Bankers
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(San Fran.)
California
of
South
&
9-
7- 3
9-1
7-27.
.
26c '
:
~
4.20%
.
'Bank
Light—
&
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4%
1
Crush
(quar.)—1
$1.19
(quar.)—I-,:
15c
Power, 4%% pfd.
Bank (Chicago)
10c
Co.,
6%
6%
7-31
$1.50
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
.
(quar.)__,———Xx—
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar,)
———4%
preferred (quar.)—_—______■
41,4'%
preferred (quar.)
Bank of Babylon (N. Y.)
—
Piano
Baldwin
8-25
7
10-
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
8-15".'.
4 7-20 ,
...
8- 1
30c
25c
40c
Inc.
5%
7-31
V
8-25
4%
——
■
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-30
(reduced)—
-' >
preferred (quar.)
.4;'
Sugar (quar.)—
Gas & Electric
(quar.)—^
.'
Cooke,
&
;
.
7-10
i„:9-10
Co.
,
6
7
9-
$1.04
4%
6-22,.
'7-13
7-14
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
9-
1
6-22
_
.10c-
7-
,
% 8-15
,
9-30
1
10-
Continental
6-30
6-29
\
.
•.
125c
v'
;
8-15
8-31
7-11
50C
•
7-10
12-17
/
50c
Backstay Welt
1
8-
—
-■
7-13
Vk.-120c
175c
Ltd." (quar.)—.
(s-a):
Ltd.—1
.
10-
$1.13
(initial)
common
Cornet
193%c
—
(quar.)—___—i*
—40c
Carlisle
Corp. -(quar.)_L_
-10c
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry Gtd (quar.)
' $1.25
Carolina Power & Light, common (quar.)
.
41c
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
•
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
4
X
$1.12y2
Cassier Asbestos,
Ltd.
(quar.)
;
' HOc
Extra 2—
X 15c
Carborundum
7-10
9-17
5c ■'A;
Ry
Plastics
Capital
7-31
13c
—
(quar.)—
preferred
35c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America, com. (quar.)_
$1.12%
$4.52
$1
1S1.50
(s-a)_-
Ry
7-16
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
t$1.06V4
--•
7-13
;
7-31
M. C. industries,
Class
_1—^
1
$4.50
New
...
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
Inc. (N. Y.)—
non-cumulative conv. pfd. (quar.)
Babbitt (B. T.), Inc., common ——
55c
}$1.25
118%c
Canadian' Chemical, Ltd.
(s-a)—w—-——110c
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd. (initial) %
110c f
Canadian General Investments Ltd.
(quar.)
!31c
Canadian
Imperial Bank % of Commerce—
.....
,.
Quarterly
X4-1X
—
;—.
145c
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,: common
110c
6-27
,
.
5% pref. (quar.)
1__
Canadian Canners Ltd., class A
6-27
7-31
$34 %c
$1.12 %
7%
.
7-30
—
Payable 0) Rec.
(Maine)—
Co.
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
7-2
6-29
7-31
7-13
6-27
7-13
7-31
.
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)—
4%.% ' preferred (quar.)„———♦.
Corp.
7-30
10c
Products, Inc., (Del.) com.
preferred (quar.)
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd.
5Va%
1958 series preference
(quar.)
Bacaroi
•
7-23
Foundries
Iron
Canadian
7-20
1
7-23
10c
30c noncumulative
B.
10-
5c
Steel
Automatic
:
5c
Prints, Inc. (quar.)__
Automated
8-
$25c
,
prior preference
convertible
$1.20
7-14
30c
Quarterly
7-10
30c
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)'
Austin Nichols & Co., common
Li,
Camp Chemical Co. (quar.)__
Campbell Machine
(s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Campbell
Soup
(quar.)—
Canada Foils Co.
Ltd._l—
6-29
7-10
7-16
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Consumers Power
8-1
; 8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-1
7-13
i 8-15
7-31
7-27
7-28
'
8-15
30c
3lc
31 %c
33c
12Vac
5c
12%c
110c
:
:
1
50c
Refining,
preferred '(quar.)_.l
preferred (quar.)
Camloc Fastener Corp.
(quar.)
$1.25
7-12
$1.18%
(initial)3.75% pfd. B (quar.)_—
Atlas Credit Corp., com. (stock dividend)—
Class B
(stock dividend)
—
—
Atlas nife Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.) (quar.)_
Motor
Atlantic
1
18c
(quar.) 14
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
;
Telephone,-com., (quar.)
&
$1.20 preferred
$1.24 preferred
6-14
8-
$1
Lodges
Atlantic
7-16
34c
(quai—
Co.
Atlantic
1
8-
(quar.)
City Electric, common
4%
preferred (quar.
4.75%
preferred (quar.)_____
Atlantic City
Sewerage
Atlantic
.
9-
25c
"
Company
Water
California
$4.50
preferred (s-a>
—--------—& Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)
b'yo
Atlanta
Name of
Payable of Rea
7-27
(quar.)__
Santa Fe Ry.
&
Topeka
Atchison
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
'_—•
7-13
6-29
22 %c
7-16
7-
2
Volume
.
„
,
.
Number
196
6175
.
.
fckco
Company
Homes
..
,
(quar.)___
_
12 Vic
27 Vic
_____
Proaucts, common tquar.
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
Stop Nut Corp..,,of America (quar.)
Elliot-Automation, Ltd.—
». '
.
-American deposit receipts (final)
Emco, Ltd. (quar.)
,
;
Emhart
Mfg. Co.
Empire
District
4%%
(quar.)
!
Electric,
preferred
5%
pid.
•
45c
5%
7-16
Great
7-31
6-30
6-30
J 7-17
7-10
.20c
_
(Ore.)
;
•:
.4Vi%
Fabien
'»
<
<
••
6-28
9-10
5%
7-16
6-22.
7-27
7-13
7-27
7-13
Corp.. (quar.),
7-25
>9-28
6-28
6-18
7-16
6-20
75c
8-
1
7-
70c
7-16
15c
1
1
6%
Co.
(quar.)
37%c
:
8-
7-16
preferred
8-
1
Fall
Handschy
River
Falstaff
Gas
Family
45c ,"
Co.. (quar.)
Brewing
Record
Corp.
(quar.),—____
32V2C
_
Plan—
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd. (s-a)____
7-25
2%
(stock dividend),
7-16
tlOc
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse)
Foods (s-a)_______
<1—_________
15c
8-24
11-23
7-17
6-29
^
.
Insurance
Co.
(Newark, NJ)
(quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)Federal Paper Board, common (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Services
Finince,
J
7-15 "
6-30
9-15
8-31
v
6-29'
(H.
,
M.)
}$1.25
Central
5Vi%
prefior
preferred
$1.37 Vi
$1.25
(quar.)
vHarris-Tetter
Harsco
y
5% ' preferred A (quar.)
Federal Street Fund—
New
8-
7
Jewel Tea
1
7-
1
Johnny-On-The-Spot
8-
1
7-
1
Johnson
$1.50
Co.,
(initial)
(optional
cash
stock)
7-20
7-
9-
8-20
Super
$1.50
Hartfield
Stores,
6-30
Hartford
Electric
7-20
7-10
7-30
7-
7-15
7-31
Insurance
(Increased-quar.)
Federation
Stock
Bank
&
Trust
(N.: Y.f 'V;
Financial
Trust
Co.
9-17
7-13
7 Vic
56Vic
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)_____
Fireman's Fund Insurance (San
:
Co.
(quar.)
25c
First
Boston.Corp.—
'Capital stock ___r_y____
> . Class A
7-16
\
'
7-20 '«'■
*"•**••
-
:
v.
■
7-
8-
7-13
Quarterly
Stock
to the
6%
-
ments
First
Co.,
(quar.)™.:
Hartford
First
Realty
National
10c
(initial)-^—_;
:
A
'
Class
Sterling,
(M.
Inc.,
H.)
Metal
Giant
4%
B
Forbes
(quar.)
dividend)
^igixt
7-26
A
75c
(quar.)____
8-
1
7-10
Kellogg
Co., of
Fund
2
Hilo
,
Co.,
Electric
7-10
7-20
Hines
7-20
9-
1
8-24
•
(quar.)
9-
•
•
tl2y2c
8
~
-
Holt
,
6-29
Heme
7-
6
Hoover
7-16
7-
2
t30c
7-30
6-30
10c
7-12
6-29
4c *
preferred (quar.)
Ball
Stock
~
9-
1
2
4V2%
9-28
9-
3
_
50c
Electric
General
Mills
General
$3.75
:
7-17
10c
,
.
,7-13
'
,
$(.75
,^,6-22
>•
1.4%
7-12
5%
7-23
7- .6
8-15
7-
9-28
9-14
7-25 *
6-15
8-15
General
dividend),
1
v
!
7-10
'
5%
-
8-
.
v.
^
$1.25
i
$1.30
x
$1.32
Wares
'
$1.25
,
93%c
_^_
..
.
$1.18%
8-1
7-
18-1
j
.
«ta.—
7c
.
Co.
Telephone
Co.
t$1.25
(quar.)__!
of
..
of
t.
9-15
:
.
Huron
Huttig
5%
5%
Bros.
&
Co.
4
t
ya.%
5%
H.)
Goodman
7-6
I-T-E
1
12-
1
1-10-63
2-11-63
2-
1
3-11-63
3-
1
4-11-63
4-
1
-
Growth
Corp.—-
(N.
2
6-29
Y.)—
8 Vic
9-15
9-
1
8Vic
12-15
12-
1
3c
7-20
!
Fund
6-29
\
■
A
14c
8-
1
7-
6
14c
8-
1
7-
6
$1.75
8-
1
7-16
15 %C
8-
1
7-20
Stock
Class
12-31
.
(quar.)
dividend
2.92%
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
7-13
20c
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
Lance,
6-29
7-16
class
Limitee,
A—4——
...
Co.
preferred
conv.
7-25
A
.UOc
8-31
12-21
11-30
7-10
6-15
Investment
net
From
Rubber
Leeds
7-31
35c
8-
1
6-29
8-
1
6-29
10c
8-15
55c
8-
15c
5c
7-31
T-31
15c
6-21
7-16
7-
25c
7-14
45c
—
7-14
10c
&
2
6-30
f.
7-16
6-30
8c
6-15
7-14
6-19
7 Vic
7-30
7-13
15c
7-25
1%
Tire
&
income—
7-25
7-10
3iy4c
7-25
7-10
3iy4c
7-25
7-10
(quar.)
Northrop.,
(quar.)_
common
dividend
preferred A
(quar.)
5%
preferred B
(quar )
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)——
Lehman
Corp._
Lerner Stores Corp., 4%% preferred (quar.)
7-13
2
7-10
Fund—
Lazard
Lee
5
7-
10c
5%
25%
7-16
7c
preferred (quar.)_
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc. (increased)^——
10-15
9-25
7-
593/bC
$1.80
Stock
div.)__
7-25
-
(quar.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, common (quar.)
7-16
10-25
1
9-14
12-17
Lang
t45c
11-
9-28
12-31
(quar.)—
Inc.
11-15
25c
25c
Lamson & Sessions
4.75%
(incr. quar.))
(quar.)
A
Lamontagne
—
1
1
7-
2
Leslie
7-31
.7-
6
Levine's
7-
6
25c
6
9-
1
8-10
7-16
6-29
8-
7-25
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
7-
7-10
'
12 Vac
—
8-
9-12
8-17
9-12
8-17
$1.12 y2
9-28
9-20
5%
7-31
7-6
2-28-63
2-
Salt
1
15c
9-15
8-15
10c
7-20
7-
17 y3c
7-16
6-29
15c
9-10
8-
iy2c
7-10
6-15
(quar.)——
beneficial
of
interest—,
Life
& Casualty Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Lincoln
$142%
r
Inc.
Share
6
(Tenn.)—
Mining (s-a)—
-Lincoln National Life Insurance
3
(Ft. Wayne)
4
25C
Circuit
Lincoln
$1
7-15
(quar.)
—__—i
5% convertible preferred (quar.)-—
Link-Belt Co. Mquar.)
$1.10
pfd.
(quar.)_—
3%
$75c
6-29
r
7-15
6-29
9-
$1.06 y4
7-27
9-10
•
"
7-
i-
6
8-
1
7-10
75c
7-10
6-30
$1.25
Special
Special
Special
6-15
7-16
6-15
40c
9-14
8-30
9-14
7-27
1
9-14
$1.25
9-28
7-10
6-30
9-
8-
$1.25
12-28
12-13
10c
—
130c
10-
:
Breaker,
Power
Coy
7-25
4.20%
7-25
4.26%
4.42%
15c
8-
1
$1.25
8-
1
$1
8-
'
8-
7-10
4.70%
preferred
.
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
$1.25
8-
1
7-16
50c
9-15
9-1
New
40c
7-31
7-13
Industria
T
_____
7-25
Preferred
7-20
Long
9-
1
1
7-10
25c
;
:
(quar.)___^
30c
—;—
___
1
A
Ltd.,
J
i
(quar.)
7-10
1
.7-10
(quar.)
(initial)
Electrica
American
De
shares
5%
Lowe's
From
7-18
Insurance Co. of
1
7-16
7-10
6-25
13c
8-
7-13
12y2c
8-
4
7-10
9-
5
7-10
l'/4%
7-10
6-26
12 Vac
8-15
8-1
20c
8-1
7-2
5%
_,
1
International
Semi-annual
■
International
6%
3iy4c
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
.7-13
Bronze
7-
11-30
Lunkenheimer
MPO
11-16
7-12
International
York)
Flavors
(quar.)
D-.
7-16
6-30
(quar.)
—
(quar.)___
Gas
8-
1
7-
7-16
6-29
7-
Macoid
10c
7-20
7-
122 %sC
125c
f
Fragrances,
9
7-31
6-29
t20c
7-16
6-29
t37y2c
7-16
20c
—
8-15
7-25
9-10
8-31
30c
7-25
7-16
7-16
6-29
10c
A
Mines.
(E.
F.)
Co.
(quar 7)
.
7-14
6-29
15c
Co.,- new
com.
9-15
9-
5c
7-16
6-29
7-
$1.06%
8-
1
7-11
$1
8-
1
7-11
(initial)
pfd. A (quar;)___
preferred B (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores Co
,
&
8-15
8-
7-20
6-30
17yac
Hyde
(quar.)_
8-10
6-22
Corp.,
6-29
7-15
25C
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
7-31
7-10
7-16
7- 2
130c
$1.50
—
7%C
10c
Co.
Specialties
Majestic
Malone
1
2
5c
______
Metals
(Joseph)
6-29
7-16
40c
—-
Ltd
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd.
Inc.
9
6-15
7-20
35C
Industries
Maremont
7-
7-16
1
1
8-
7-31
7-
7-31
7-13
6-29
10c
8-
7-14
16c
—
4%
9
Magnin
9-10
1
7-23
Forbes
&
Gold
MacDonald
2
7-20
75c
(quar.)
class
Videotronics,
Mac Andrews
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4»/4%
.
-
$.001
7-16
C.)—
Ltd., com.—
(quar.)_
Machines
&
Co.
6-29
7-30
30c
Powders,
International Business
1
7-20
5c
2
45c
.
1
preferred
8-
8-
—__
90c
:
(Washington,
—^
6-29
8-15
—»
7-
1
6-29
7-16
Ltd.—
Co.
Power
preferred
Magnetic
Bank
(initial).;
Mfg.
6-29
7-16
ioc
1
(q«ar.)_—_
i.—_____
participating
(New
America
semi-annually
_I—
Toy
7-10
--
8-
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Extra
9
»
6c
4c
1
;
7-
1
$2.50
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
St.-Lawrence
4V2%
Macassa
8-
6-21
8-
2
Ry.—
(quar.)
Lowney
(Walter M'.), Ltd.
(quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries Co. Ltd.-*-—
;—Lucky Stores (quar.)
—__—
tlOc
8-
7-10
Louis
St.
Lower
20c
North
&
9-14
investment income
Increased
2
55c
7-10
t20c
56y4c
6
7-
3i%c
7-10
-
^_$0.578iy4
7-
6
7-15
S.A.—
Mexico
7-46
7-13
7-
7-
2oy2c
(quar.)
1
Institutional-Growth Fund—
9.
Companies
Lowell
-
8-15
7-16
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Henderson
non-cumulative
5%
9-1
7-16
(quar.)—
Athletic Club
& Electric,
preferred
Louisville,
''
40c
(quar.)
1
7-14
7-16
IOC
1
26C
7-16
1
—
8-
—
1
8-
i2yac
—
Gas
Lynchburg
;—
6-13
8-
ny4c
—~i_i—_
(s-a)_
8-
—
7-14
6%c
37Vic
(Canada)
7-31
t40c
(quar.)
10-
.
7-30
8-15
t75e
55 Vic
1
common___
—
1
8-
Industrial Mineifds of Canada Ltd
Ingram & Bell, Ltd. j
-
7-
7-10
8-
2-1H
8-15
split)-
58 %e
8-
—1
dividend)____
7-24
1
52 tic
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
,1
Indianapolis Power & Light—
8-15
8-
3iy4c
8-
stock
Inland Lighting Co.
Angeles
Louisville
7-10
53y4c
Properties, Inc., class A (monthly)—
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)—
common
2
7-14
.1
3-10-63
10c
Mfg.
8-
11-16
50c
(quar.)—____
Londontown
7-
8-17
12-10
Non-callable pfd.
7-13
1
2-15
9-10
50c
A-
class
Finance,
1
51c
-2
11-16
50c
3%c
preference B
Corp.
30c
—.
12-10
$1.10 3-10-63
ey4c
1st
Candy
8-
(quar.)„
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.-)—-
$1.10
t
(2-for-l
Loft
25e
7
8-17
I^blaw Cos., Ltd.—
$1.60
7-13
■
4
9-10
(Initial)
Inc.
7-13
7-14
57VaC
—
Income
7-io
12c
12^0
(quar.)
(quar.)_"
;—
(quar.)—;___
Imperial Life Assurance
7-16
pfd.
Stock
7-30
25c
——
common
preferred
preferred
1
4.60%
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Industries
Local
>
-
$1.10
(quar.)__
Stock
Stock
Littelfuse,
L'.i^on
r
—
"
——-
9-13
-
.
Gov—
>
Original - Stock ; (quar.)_L
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
2
7-16
Telegraph
Little Miami RR.—
8-10
7-16
..
7-
Telephone &
Common
8-15
1
120c
(quar.)
Co.' "(reduced)
1
;
(quar,)_
Co.
6-29
6-29
—
Brick
8-
___L_
(quar.)_
(stock
7-15
7-15
;
:
Illinois
$1.27l/2
—i—z
common
Co.,
32 Vic
93%c
-
Hlinois
:
$1.50
(quar.)____
class
Rubber
8-1
$1.25
Co.,
dividend
Mfg.
1
11-
12-10
—,—
8-15
Corpj
preferred
7-10
"
,
(quar.)^-___—,—,
(William)
Goodall
10-
'11-10
Hydraulic Press Brick' (quar.)___.
Hygrade Food Products, 5% pfd. B (quar.)—
4%
preferred A (quar.)—_——
Hyster Company
55c
Corp.—r
(quar.
Envelope,
Stock
2
7-
7-16
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
25c
:
Mortgage
8-15
,
GluCkin
'10-10
(stock dividend)—
preferred
preferred
(increased-quar.)12y2c
Glen Falls Insurance. Co.
(N. Y.).(quar.)—
25c
Glickman Corp., class A
(monthly)
8c
Globe
7-
7-16
10c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Company— - ■
7 % 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5V2% preferred A
1
15c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Alden
7-16
30c
1
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.)^—1
Erie
4.08%
preferred
4%%
Glen
1
.•
(quar.)__^—
(P.
8-
(quar.)
Sash & Door Co.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
7-25
Girltown, Inc., class A (quar.)
Gladding, McBeari & Co. (quar.;)
Glatfelter
6-29
&
8-15
,
Ginn
6-30
30c
B
Ltd.—
——
2
(quar.)!—^32y2c
(quar.)___r.
____u.
33c
a(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_;
preferred
8-
A
7-25.
$5
.Gimbel
6-30
8-10
—,
Hugoton Production
(quar.)_^——
Hupp
Corp.
(special)-^
.
8-30
1
Class
8-15
voting preferred
(quar.)
$2. voting 2nd preferred
(quar.)____
Genesco, Inc.
(quar.)
'
6-30
7-15
Class
15c
;
,
*
-
preferred
5%
Stores
3iy4c
Waterworks
5.10%
:
v
6-30
7-15
Kroger
9-10
>
__
6-30
7-15
Class
1
Los
22y2c*Florid?
B
preferred
6%
8-15
0-20
California—
(quar.)
$1. preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—
'
Kratter
7-10
-
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—•
.
I
Telephone
preferred
'
1
8c
7-2
7-13
,
i.
$2.20
9-
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting (quar.)^—_
Hudson Wholesale Groceries, Inc. (Delaware)
-
:
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
General
10-15
5
+
l_
Equipment
(quar.)
preferred
4y2%
1
7-25
1
50c
Service^-
preferred
General
11-
10%
Howe Sound Co.
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
Knickerbocker
1
37 %C
(quar.)
Corp., 4V4%
7-25
r
(From net investment income)
General
7-16
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8c
12V2c
1
25c
(stock
Motors Corp.
Public
7-24
1
preferred
Howard
(quar.)
Corp,
Precision
preferred
4.^0%
,
r
v
6-19
1
8-
2%
A
7-15
47c
:
(quar.)—
8-
(quar.)
Y.)
Thermos
7-10
dividend
6-30
(quar.)
'
General
7-
$.04166
Household Finance Corp., com, '(quar.)—:»—
'
3%%
preferred (quar.) _—
■
7-10
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
General
7-31
$.04166
Bearing
6-15
_—_____——_______—_—,
Knapp-Monarch
-Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.
Quarterly
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)—
Horizon Land Corp. .(stock dividend)—..
8-9
8-1
2%
$5 preferred (quar.)
r
8-20
—
-25c
Oil
Foam
General
l
9-4
$1
dividend
General
9-15
Extra
30c
(stock
12-15
7-13
(s-a,
King-Seeley
t45c
Inc.
(N.
Co.
&
Co., class
B (quar.)
preferred
Class
7-
Acceptance Corp.—
Crude
6
$.04166^
____—.
9-15
1-2-63
,10c
,15c
9c
(s-a from net Invest, income)
S-4
•
1
(quay.)
B-3
•,
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
5
7-
dividend
Hoover
9-15
7-16
(quar.)
Gateway Sporting Goods_^__j
Gateway Transportation (quar.)___.
Stock
7-
7-25
$.04166
Worts,
Corp.
common
(quar.)—
Insurance
15c
14c
Freight Insurance
(quar.)
Light Co. .(Columbus, Ga.)—■ .
General
7-15
$.04166
Extra
15c
:
;
(quar.)
common
preferred
Common
5
25C
&
Rinehart & Winston,
7-20
(quar.)____
Garrett
i
7-
8-
1
3c
from net investment
income and" 6c from net realized profits)
(II) Gooderham.)
preferred
5%
,
Stock
Gas
7-15
__:
Holly Sugar Corp.,
7-10
7-31
'
Co. ~ (quar.)
Gardner-Denver,
4%
Series
—
International
Hoffman
27'/2c
-
-_
(quar.):
5
Lumber (quar.)__
(See Walker
8-22
5
*7-20
20c
s
(Edward)
B
7-
7-16
7-10
10-
15c
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar.)__;
8-15
1
87ViC
6-29
7-15
■
7-20
8-
87 Vic
9
Series
$1.25
5c
8-10
8c
3%% preferred (quar.)
Kelly Girl Service
5
6-29
15c
_•
i___
7-16
5
—
Hiram-Walker-Gooderham
Building
7-
•
8-14
7-16
(monthly)
7-
25c
1
Broad
1
,
(quar.)—
1
6-
95c
Co.—
7-
1
1
v
3
7-13
!
preferred (quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-
$2.75
___!
Fritzi of California Mfg.
.
Light
Quarterly
& Dauch,
Quarterly
8-
-7-13
3
7-
7-30
50c
35c
'
-
8-
,
Canada, Ltd.
Inc.,
Restaurants
.a.
35c
(nuar.)_*.
common
Corp. (quar.),
Fraser
Companies, Ltd.
Friendly Finance, 6%
_:
20c
5%
7-
7-24
25c
(quar.)
Ry.
(quar.)
35c
-w-
12V2c
—
(s-a)—
Foursquare
Frisch's
7-
6-20
7-24
2y2c
7-16
30c
______
Extra
7y2C
4:—__■
A;
preferred
25c
:
12V2C
:
Frarn
Fresnillo
7-16
7-16
Higble
(quar.)..,
8-
$.04166
Company (quar.)—
Mfg.
(quar.)
Hinde
Machine, class A (quar.)
Glass
Foundation
7-13
8-13
5c
(s-a)
preferred
Foster-Forbes
1
6-28
(reduced quar.)
56y4c
(monthly)
7-26
8-
7-24
8-14
&
.
(monthly)
9-5
17'/a C
(quar.)
Corp.
;
(monthly)
A
,
(quar.)_
^
(monthly)^.—
A
Class
"
7-20
8-14
Kavanau
$.04166
A
Class
3%
7-31
1
Kaufman
$.04166
Class
$1.75
6-29
15c
9-
4%
$.04166
7-16
Class
A
7-18
7-16
$1.12 Vi
25%
—.——u.—
7-12
Higbee
1
7 Vic
8-14
12 Vac
monthly LLt——
1
3
8-
'
1
7-10
—
A' (monthly)
7-31
Supply
Maraets
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5Va%
,
A i(
Class
7-
7-10
933/4c
(quar.)
(quar,)
9-
4.50%
$.04166
5c
& Wallace,
class B
(quar.)___
Laboratories. Inc. (stock dividend)
Forest
Fort
pfd.
(stock
Electric
Bros. Gear &
Class
t
7%
Co.
&
preferred
Foote
A
Class
.7- 3
7-10
1
$1.08%
7-10
25e
(monthly)
'(monthly) ii.
17c
8-
1
8-
(quar.)
1
28%c
Appley-^ •
(monthly)____
5c
Fitchburg Gas
•
(quar;)
Class
x
f
7-20
$1.10
B
Florida
7
t,7;-2Q
r
8-
$1
*
preferred
preferred
27 Vic
j—
(quar.)__
common
6-29
8-..1
•.
9c
A
..Class A
10c
_
Light—
8-14
25c
A'(monthly)—'i——
A Class
6-20
*
&
Class
7-2
5
8<i';V
2%
__
—
Fishman
Food
7-
75c
<
6-29
7-16
$6
(monthly)—
First Trust Co. (Albany) (s-a')__—'
First
Union
Realty
(Onio)
First Virginia Corp,, class A
_
Firth
7-15 "
*
10c
i.___
Bank
(Princeton, N.J.) (s-a)
First National City Bank
(Ni Y.) (quar.)
First National Credit Bureau
(stock div.)
First ■ Republic Corp. of America—•
•
Class
Co.,
preferred B
Herman
&
2
1
Class
Co.
&
J.)
*'
7-10
1
1
Powder Co.,
5%
pfd. (quar.)__
Heritage Industrial Corp. (quar.)
7-18
7-20
*
1
8-
Hercules
5%
7-
10c
i
9-
2iy4c
Heppenstall Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)____
Hercules Gallon Products, 7% pfd. A (quar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)__—
approval
the
shareholders
and
the
Comptroller of Currency July 18)__
1
Connecticut
Small
Business
Invest-
7-13
7-30
45c
9-
8-
11%C
—
6-29
7-18
7-13
8-3
it
Kansas City Southern
-
7-24
of
First
t
Heinz
1
7-13
1
9-
7-20
60c
6-29
8-
1
8-
$1
6-26
62 % c
7-24
25c
(subject
(quar.)___.
Co—
•*'
C.)
(H.
8-
$1.05
56y4c
(quar.)—________
Heinicke Instruments (stock dividend)u—
"
:
dividend
(D.
$1.09
(quar.)
8-17
—
pfd. (quar.)
____:
5%
Electric
Heath
7-31
preferred
3V2%
$1
(N. J.),.
& Trust
1
2
&
$1
,
First Camden National Bank
(quar.)
America,
Steel
7- 5
"
1.
Inspection
preferred (quar:)
53A%
preferred (quar.)_—__:
Hayes
Industries .{increased)__!_
6-27
1
4.35%
7-16
;
preferred
62c
.5y2%
:
1
4.20%
4%
'
6-22-
>
class
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5%
1
$1.05
(quar.)
7-28
(quar.)
;4y4:%
y
'
50c
v-—
Rubber
6-22
8-
Francisco)
■
&
1
8- 1
t
■
'7-
9-
'
City Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
6-30
iy2%
(quar.)___.—___________
Co.
Corp.; of
Hawaiian
6-29
Inc.,
B
Kansas
3
7-20
35c
—
Boiler
Hausman
8-H)
60c
(quar.).
Corp.: common
Hat
'.
/ ■
-
2Vz%
General
Quarterly L
Firestone Tire
7-11.
:
;
.
dividend
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Steam
7-
6-27
10c
(stock dividend)——
Light, common (quar.)___
preferred
Hartford
1
7-10
"
47 Vic
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing
15c
Co.)
Inc.
preferred
4.50%
5
7-
7-
Inc.
Logan,
Jostens,
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Hart Shaffner & Marx__
8%c
_
6
7-13
10c
35c
6-30
40c
Tool & Mfg.
(quar.)—
Federated Department Stores—
6
Inc.r (111.)—
Peterson &
Markets (quar.)
6-30
30c
or
Federal
Hill's,
Class
(quar.)
-
4.96%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
33/4% preferred
8-15
Y.)—
(quar.)—_s_
Co.
-
7-13
Power
10c
(N.
8-17
7-10
40c
8-
.
1
7-10
7Vic
(quar.)
15c
_______
"
'
Electric,
(increased-quar-.)
preferred
Jonathan
Inc.
Harper & Row Publishers,
Quarterly (formerly Roe
7-13
.
(s-a)
9-
15C
—I"
—
4%
7-20
Corp.
preferred
conv.
7-13
15c
:
6%
Harper
&
Manufacturing
Colby (quar.)
Jersey
Refractories—
preferred (quar.)
Brace & World,
Harnischfeger
5 "
.8-21
7-16
28%c
(quar.)
common
"7-
9- 1.-.
£
(111.)
Harcourt,
..,9-15
.
Co.
2
6-30
1
7-13
25c
27c
50c
—
Federal
1.0-
25c
6-29
Fund
Jane
12 Vac
9
7-
:
7-15
$2
7-13
12-10
$1.25
.—_____
—
Harbison-Walker
65c
I
(s-a)
(quar.)
Light—
&
Common
9-10
$1.25
,
(quar.).;
Chemical
6-15
Jacobsen
Special
6%
7-
7-25
:
$7.50
Fearn
.
6-22
15c
Famous Artists Schools
Federal
7-13
"
6-15
7-16
Services—
(quar.)
preferred
'
,,
7-16
*75c
preferred
Power
Istel
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
1
(Jacksonville, Fla.)
8-15
160c
2c
4.22%
9-14
12 Vic
Funding of New York, class A——
4.36%
<9-28
6-29
6-22
B
Iowa-Illinois Gas
Iowa
Mfg„ (quar.)__—;—______
Hamilton Cotton. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)——
2
912-
"
6-15
7-13
7-15
(increased quar.)
Investors
.:
Gustin-Bacon
7- 9-,," 6-29'
8-15
8- 1
9-10
12-10
45c
^—
*
1.
preferred
Ohio
&
preferred
$5
$5
.
9
7-16
15c
25c
(quar.)
Capital Exchange Fund
Class A
Class
12y2c
Mobile
Investors
(Houston)—
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quarJ
6%
Investors Diversified
(quar.)
Insurance
Company
convertible
.
6-28
7-16
7-13
Y.)—
Quarterly
9-20^
7-
7-16
25c
Producers—
preferred
Life
Gulf
2
7-
•-
30c
56y»c
(quar.)_
40c
Greisedieck
,
Gulf
5c
Ry.
Life
Wtestern
$1.80
•
8-31
$1.12Vi
_
Northern
Southern
Great
5c
;
(N.
(quar.)
common
Packings Corp.
(quar.)_—
International Telephone & Telegraph
(quar.)
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
7-24
When
Share
Harvester,
International
7-16
8-15
—
Co.
Insurance
Company
International
7-30
(quar.)
preierred
Per
Name of
3
22%c
Quarterly
v >
.
,
7-16
.
8-
40c
30c
.___
Equipment, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2,
Hampton Electric (quar.)
&
1
-
Executive
Exeter
•
20c
87 Vic
_____
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
25c
_
common
preferred
8-15
7-31
8-15
50c
4V2%
Co.,
American
7-31
Vic
11
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 %c
—
Quarterly
$5c
___
Inc.,
Great
8-15
1
35c
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock (quar:)
European Growth Fund—
stock
6-15
9-
12Vic
&
Special
7-20
Union
Great
preferred
(s-a)
Eversharp,
Grand
When
Share
,
12
(initial)
A
Pumps, Inc.* common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
6-22
$1.25
1
(initial)
common
Properties, class
Goulds
.»•
$1.183/4
Engelhard Industries (quar.)
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
Erie
New
Gould
»
7-11
*
' *
Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
Gorton's «f Gloucesterr Inc.—
7-13
*■
of Company
Gordon
-
7- 2
8-
7-20
__
(quar.)
non-cumulative
1
7-16
•
9%
(quar.)__
Per
Name
.
_
$12 Vic
Employers Group Associates (Boston) (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, class A (quar.)_
4%
7-20
7- 6
--8- 1 """7-13
$1.12Va
i
2$c
t .
" <
Elastic
(119)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
„
,
When
Pcr,„
,
^
Name of
Eichler
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
Continued
on
page
1
3
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
(120)
12
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
16
55
Dec
52 % Jan
3
75
Apr
7
17% Sep
25
36
21
38
76
Feb
107% Nov
28
17
Deb
21% Jan
75% Feb
15
16
14
99% Jan
2
10% Jun
28
24% Jun
22
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
. a-
22 % Jan
Acme
2
May 29
23% Jan
3
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
90% Jan
2
6
47% Jun
25
.11% Jun
15
36% Apr
21
20% Jun
19% Mar 15
9
25
35% Jan
10
May 28
May 29
17
18% Apr
18
84% Mar 15
8% Sep
28
14% Mar
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
12
41 %
61% Nov
29
84
Jan
18
45% May 29
70% Feb
7
5 % Mar 24
3 % May 29
4% Feb
19
3
41% Nov
12% Jan
3
37% Dec
29
9
45% Nov 29
88 % Jun
8
33
9
Dec
8
15% Apr
4
35
Jan
40
Jan
12
3
2
89
20% Sep
31
3
16% Dec
21
13
10% May 11
11
Oct
44
Jan
81
Aug 11
70% Nov
3
84 % May
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
35% Feb
26% Oct 26
25 % Oct
36% Sep
4
25
23 % Mar
2
57
Jan
4
9% Feb
5
Allied
Products
6 Vb Jun
49 Va Jun
15
25
25
81% May
3
3
10% Jun
25
14% Jun
25
81% July
20
28
20
11
5
Allied
4
4%
2
Allied
23
Jan
100% Mar
4
7
May 29
Alside
28% Jan
Aluminium Limited
17% Jun 25
19 Vb Dec
20
26
Jun
25
16% Jun
22
May 29
4
68% Mar 23
20% Feb
19
Feb
9
34
lnc__
Aluminum
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
7
84% Jun
May 11
20 Vb Jun
15
31
15% Jun
25
23% Jan
23
90
Jun
26
Feb
16
3%%
20
Jun
22
40% Jan
4
2
19% Oct
23
27 Vb May
17
May 31
130
22
147% Aug 10
Jan
3
58% Sep
7
64% Apr
5
15% Jan
3
24 Vb Apr
11
25
134 Va Feb
114
Mar
15
1
Bank Note
American
18
30
May 18
60 % Mar 19
65
Apr
4
25
18% Jan
4
American
Bosch
Jun
25
53 Va Apr
25
American
Brake Shoe
25
41
51% Jun
6
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
22% Jun
Nov
28
38 Va May 29
47% Feb
19
39% Jun
5
38% July
41% Mar
9
7
41
6%
preferred
American
34% Jan
49
4
Jan
53
42% Jan
Jun
Jun
5
27
8
34% Feb
13
American
5
93
29% Jan
20
57% Jan
Oct
50
29
Mar 20
91% May 25
Jan
3
35 Vb Jun
2
25
48
55% Jan
84
Apr
Co__
Ind
Consumer
29
31
Jun
25
2
American
52
Jun
25
72% Mar 21
American
Electric
3
47% Dec
36
Jun
14
58% Apr
24
American
Enka
31% Oct
23
37% Mar 13
25% Jun
28
38
16
American
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
12% May 29
5
American
Export
16
American
&
Hardware
8% Jan
24
Jan
75 Va Nov
12% Apr
4
8% Jun 27
18
10% Jan
Sep
26
Apr
26
13% Jan
6
20
Nov
21
20% Jan
3
28% Nov
22
99% Jan
9
36 Va Nov
30
105
May 24
63% Apr
May 29
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
American
Home
American
19% Feb
13
101
Mar 20
19
May 28
20
81% Oct
13
■24% Jan
3
86% Feb
39% Dec
13% Jan
3
20% May 16
105
42% Jan
27
81
Jun
25
86
14
25% Jun
25
*0
13% May 29
22% Jun
Jun
5
2
Mar 19
American
American
Natural
American
News
American
19
18
49'A Aug 18
81% Dec
4
26% Jun
Jan
48% May 29
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
14% July 2
28% Jun 25
32 Vb Jan
2
Jan
3
28
33% Jan
Jun
2
17 VB Nov
21
62
3
12% Jan
146
27
12% May 29
46
Jan
2
73% Jan
2
50% Mar
3
9
26% May 29
40% Feb
7
Jan
13
26 Va Mar 21
17
3
72 Va May 18
8% May 29
50% May 29
18 Va Jan
54% Jan
136% Jan
3
16
146'A Nov
20
142
22
119
Aug
3
18
127%
April
Jun
23
28% Jan
3
30% Jan
11
103 Va Jan
3
139% Dec
121% Jan
27% Jan
122
Jan
May 29
Jan
3
20"% Feb
16
27
5
134% Feb
19
19% Jan
1
27
Apr
5
20
May 29
4
25
Jun
Oct
26
29% Jan
18
28% May 23
25
25
13%
Nov" 21
4
22% Sep
17% Sep
22
25
19
American
Preferred
Preferred
Jun
27
15% Feb
15
American
*25%
63
*62
63
*62
H
37% Jan
15
100
13,800
22%
300
26
63
13
12%
13
12%
13
3,600
46 %
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
3,800
26
■„
27
21,800
43%'
43%
20,600
38%
39%
44
44
44%
44
44%
59.
59
60
20%
20%
v
1,000
59%
60%
7,700
20%
20 Va
20%
9,000
221/4
22%
*21%
22%
1,200
36%
36%
*35%
36%
90%
*89
90%
39%
57%
20%
223A
563A
20%
22%
22%
36%
36
36%
*89
90%
STOCK
39%
EXCHANGE
39%
40%
39
CLOSED
35%
35%
35%
90%
39%
38%
35 %
*24
13%
8%
9
36
*89
6i
60"%
62
18,100
49%'
47
48%
16,600
28
28
28
15%
15
15
3,000
9%
9
9
4,300
*27
Day
14%
■
9
/A;/,
27
28
27V4
49%
51
49%
21%
21
19%
1
of 111
*15
1
18%
100
102
22%
com.
15%
15%
18%
15%
18%
102%
29%
28%
29%
15
15
14%
15
24%
24%
24%
*82
84
Co
No par
32%
33
33%
8%
common
lnc
Tel
Co
29
30%
15%
14%
15
23%
24%
24%
24%
800
14%
14
14%
35,300
41%
39%
41%
16,200
Amphenol-Borg
37% Jan
2
Amsted
52% Jan
4
Corp
23% Jun
28
37
Jan
4
Anaconda Wire
29
Jun
25
37% Jan
4
Co com
series—
series
series
16
91
Jun
27
95
Leaa
Jan
17
48% Nov
17
36
Jun
27
49% Feb
9
Anderson
15
26% Nov
30
11
Jun
25
24% Feb
8
Apco
29%
29%
10 %-
10%
10%
531/3
543/b
52%
145
142%
142%
1431/4
25
25 Va
25 Va
25%
•
-
118,200
6,600
35%
19,200
14
110
1451/4
15%
16%
29%
29%
29%
10%-
•A
10%
10%
800
52%
53%
14,800
1431/4
1431/4
25%
25'A
-
16%
.
-53%
143%--
-
25%
128V4
7,900
.
1,300
200
1,100
*1251% '128
■
■
■
128%
'125%
29%
29%
30%
30VB
30 7/8
333/4
34%
34i%
35%
34i%
35%
32%
33 Va
33
33%
331/4
33%
33%
33%
2,200
107%
1071/4
108%
105%
107%
135,200
5
103%
3i3/4
123
106
32-%
125
*125
105"%
323/4
34%
33%
32%
125 Va
123 %
124%
1241/4
48%
46 y8
47 %
45%
47%
47
48%
21
21
21
21%
26
26
26%
25
*26
26%
25
*25%
26%
*25%
26
*25%
*25 %
35
21%
2,700
*26
26%
*26
26%
100
*25%
26%
*25%
261%
*251/2
26
*25%
26
26
12
11%
12
12
'
42
42%
42%
shares—No par
18%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
201/4
1
11%
12%
n3/4
12%
11%
12%
Corp.. 1
20%
21%
21
•
21%
12%
12
12
42
&
Cable
Clayton
&
Co
2,300
42%
1,700
19
201/4
35,300
11%
11%
28,700
42
•
%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
27
27%
27%
28 %
27%
28
27
40%
41 Va
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
41%
No par
23%
25
24%
25%
25%
25%
251/s
25Vb
6.25
30
30
30Va
31
311/4
31%
31%
311/4
No par
*91
6,600
28
50
lnc
770
21
42
Electronics
80,100
30,400
21%
21%
11 %
Smeltlng._l
1,600
1241%
47%
24,900
33%
123%
42
&
Hocking Glass Corp
preferred
Oil Corp
16
29%
tv
13%
2,600
-
145 Va
148
*145%
16%
2,300
30
60
32%
..14%
13%
V
.
35
34%
14 Va
148
30
59%
15%
.
28%
No par
Industries
21% Nov
16%
343/4
25
Anchor
93% Feb
30
60
15%
29Va
25
Anaconda Co
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
29%
60
"1....
34%
6.25
common
Works
endorsed
27
37
25
.
2,200
28 Va
100
5%%
Jun
2
*142%
20,700
30%
24%
15%
<
110
14%
■A...;
15%
"■■
48,500
84
25
33 Va
Corp
13
.
*145%
30
■
29%
.
34%
13%
13%
300
2,900
,
22%
*82
84
♦82
83%
28%
Ir
102%
22%
23%
22%
23%
102%
102%
-■
191/4
19
19
18%
19,800
15%
*15
15%
15%
*102
102%
22%
23
.
18%
*102
4o,uo0
20%
25
&
Zinc
1,800
52
20%
300
27%
50%
21
128%
6%
2,500
35%
60%
26%
*125 %
5%
;;■
700
33,200
48
Independence
9',";: 'V
9
1,400
45
♦44%
-
20%
lnc
90% Jan
26% V
26 '
26
26%
preferred.100
Preferred
16
Ametek
22%
*25%
38%
African Inv Co Ltd__£l
Water
Mar 28
38
23.
22%
21%
,
99
49
Co
Co
Viscose
Apr
23 Va May 29
see page
;
21%
16%
*92%
95
26
preferred
Ampex
f<k>tnotes,
22,400
14%
preferred
33% Feb
For
Std
non-cumulative
Amer South
$4
3,200
16%
28 %
100
Snuff
27
May 16
21%
14%
American Sugar Refining com
4
20
21%
16%
16%
*92%
28
preferred
20% Jan
Nov
22
16"%
91%
i
547/3
May 28
33
21%
22%
16'A
91%
1,000
12%
10%
26
22
;
29%
19
17% Jun
11,800
43%
10%
10
21
94%
13%
Chem
&
&
Seating
10
May 22
./ 92%
27
535/3
AMP
38% Dec
95
38%
28%
33% Mar 29
65
94
43%
10
54
1
4,800
95%
26%
American
May 29
3
is%
43%
American Ship Building Co..No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
Jun
3
19
38%
16
17
Jan
19%
26%
15%
41
30% Nov
30,500
19%
38'A
Amer Research & Develp'm't Corp 1
27
44
53,500
17%
21%
148
34% May
5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
27 Va Jan
19%
v?%
17
26
No par
40c
preferred
Jan
25
19 Vb
56 Va
17%
16%
American
Mar 30
19%
58
17
19%
17
19'A
93'A
21 %
19%
55%
17
59 %
25% May 29
May" 11
51% Nov
19%
56
29%
23
34 % Jan
7,900
15
25% Mar 19
8
22
59
American
Jan
21%
29
61% Mar 23
29
22%
43%
13%
6%
22%
15%
Tobacco
44% Apr
2
23 VB
59%
American
27
6,700
22%
19%
54%
28%
Tel
July
22
14%
American
42% Jun
82%
21%
57%
2
29% Jun
82%
22%
28%
136 Va Jan
123
500
82
21%
1
98% May 29
7
23,900
81%
21%
No par
3
Sep
15%
120
87
82
60
Co
36% Apr
63
15%
15%
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
17
131%
5,900
*86
44
'145 Va
7%
11%
15 %
41%
2
Jan
11%
15%
39'A
.100
6*
11%
14%
12
3
Sep
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
86
11%
21%
-21"%
Sany com__5
7*
86
11%
41
32% Jun
3
25
24
86
13%
32
13
27
Apr
4
9,200
39%
43 Va Mar
Jan
41
152
May
55%
42%
34'A
No par
Gas
29% May 29
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
Nov~22
2
65
54%
13%
Rad
30% Mar 15
55%
39%
Potash
27
54%
13%
American
14 VB Jun
55%
38%
American
7%
4,200
10
4
152% May 16
1,300
7%
14 Va
25
2
39%
6%
1.66%
18 % Jan
142% Jan
12%
39
7%
48%
Co
54% Jan
May 17
42% Mar 10
19
Amer
12%
39
7%
58%
Optical Co
Jan
54
23
7,000
12
38%
7
45%
Motors Corp
Apr
.12%
12%
82%
4
.53
47,100
82
16%
19%
94 %
22'A
383A
preferred
3.90%
17% Jan
May 28
39%
49%
Fdry
Meter
34
41
&
American
33
139 Va Sep
25
Dec
Mach
19
8
38%
36
57%
prior preferred.
30% Apr
3
39%
26%
Co
27
55% Dec
38%
20%
Climax
28
400
39%
55%
86
11%
15%
23%
19%
55%
_
18%
39
12 Vb
38%
7
11%
15%
83%
21%
*89
Products-
Apr
6%
55 Va
87
89
18%
48 Vb
Metal
37
38
50
89
26%
Metal
11% May 29
7,300
7%
23%
1
American
21 Va Apr
IVA
23
12.50
American
30
91%
89
44'A
Corp
2
Nov"
5,300
*90
91%
1,000
18%
56%
lnc
18% Mar 13
Jan
27%
89
41%
Products
Investment
American
16%
13
American
5%%
26%
*18%
5
American International Corp
22
27%
Corp.No par
Hosp Supply
24% Jan
2,900
36Va
Foreign Power—No par
American
79
Jun
Lines
8
40% Feb
25
17
17%
18%
10
Secur
European
8
25
45
37%
12 Va
43%
,
2
25% Jun
14
40
17.
*90
Day
;
17%
26%
Independence
90
Co
Power
Jan
29
89% Sep
3
6,400
•'
16%
22
100
10
—10
Corp
33% Feb
Dec
28
35
26
Jan
20% Mar
13,300
3%
34%
56%
No par
preferred
Cyanamld Co
Distilling Co
American
77% Nov 20
28
51
3%
34
20%
3
Barge Line Co
3
6
50%
3%
34
39
44
No par
No par
Cable
&
20 Va Jan
56% Nov
51%
3%
33%
CLOSED
13,700
26%
prior
23
50%
EXCHANGE
1,900
2,200
15,400
44%
25%
.
American Crystal Sugar common.lO
4%%
50%
43%
44%
1
Chicle
American
51% Jan
21
21
48%
-7,000
:
44%
63
12"%
46%
25
Chain
May 29
29% Apr
59% Jun
Jan
American
31% May 29
18% Feb
88
50%
r
14% '*■
43
26%
common.—12.50
Co
Amer Commer
25
,14%
49
STOCK
14%
V
'
43
*88
*18%
38%
18%
39
12%
*60
12%
preferred
2
18% May 29
14%
35,000
; ;
.
12% *
23
44%
*26
5
lnc
Can
17
50% Jun
25% May 12
39% Sep
50% Mar 26
7%
56,
12%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American
Jan
97% Mar 28
19% Jan
84
19
24% Jan
70% Jan
Feb
47% Feb
53%
22%
23
6,200
89
No par
Co
56%
,13%
22%
3,300
V:
14%
2,300
8,600
.;i21%
—50
Corp
,54%
7,000
V
25%
j
34%
2
common
13%
34%
92
Jo par
Arma
.".24%
14%1
rAl2%
91%
*90
22
16Va
16%
100 **» :W?90<99'^
k
-25%
14%
7%
16%
19%
.
No par
Co
11% Jun
23% Jun
4
38 % Jan
Bakeries
American
24%
34%
19%
preferred
12
23%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
1
convertible
11%
7%
21%
No par
Corp
12%
34 Ve
15
83 Va
12.50
Petroleum
Amerada
Amer
12%
7,700
23%
52 %
American
34
24 Va Oct
:2,200
7%
1
Corp
9,000
75
35%
No par
—
America
of
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
19
69% Jan
40
Co
61
73
23%
22%
common
.60 %
7%
*86
11%
Cement
49% Mar 20
45
36
Mfg
Portland
61%
73
6,700
33%
100
1
10
100
10
convertible preferred
4.08%
Alpha
14%
23%
No par
Allls-Chalmers
12
14 %
7%
6%
54 %
Corp common__No par
Stores
14%
23%
34
38
,
5
preferred
Supermarkets lnc
30% Jan
81 % Mar 30
18
6
Jun
16% Feb
May 29
38% May 16
Mar 24
66% Feb
88
13%
3%
33'A
16%
27%
63 % u
14%
33%
16%
25 %
16%
26%
18%
No par
Corp
91%
3%
33%
400
63
72
50 %
3%
49
50%
Shares
39
64%
61
50%
49'A
52%
12 % ■>,
21%
14%
*37
•63%
42%
89
5
Mills
.
24%
13%
52%
12%
22%
14%
48%
38
38
a
7%
9
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied
12%
24%
14%
54%
13
23
.,
the Week
July 6
23%
33 %
1
10
Allied Kid Co—
12
36
6
15
30
98'A Sep
94 Va Jun
53%
11%
*90
—100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Allen Industries lnc
.1
31
25 % Dec
Jun
ADr
2
19
17% Feb
July
56 Va Nov
28
5
44% Jan
May 15
110
2
common..
prelerred
5
12
25
29% May 15
28
July
Jan
61%
71%
48 Va
49'A
3%
*33
16%
25%
1
5
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
12 Va Mar 20
48% Jan
41
lnc
4%%
•
2
2
lnc
34% May 29
21% Apr
14% Sep
May 29
39% May 28
35 Va Jun
66% Aug
52% Apr
7
14
16% May 29
3
36% Jan
Jun
5
12% Jun 27
50% Jan
Aldens
19
100% Jun
4
3
16% Jan
2
4
50'A Sep
7
55
Nov 24
6
Dec
Jan
94% May 16
14%
61
70
21%
14%
r
No par
.
Corp
Products
39
25
Gas
Alabama
4
Jun 25
lnc
J Industries
22% Apr
5% May 29
53% Apr
89
Reduction
Air
A
Alco
90
4
9% Sep
40% Mar 26
1
_1
50c
..1
Corp
Products
a
—
Products & Chemicals
Air
13%
62
69%
12%
24%
13%
Friday
July 5
38
38
24%
13%
<51%
12 %
—1
No par
.
Aeroquip Corp
24% Jun
ll
32 Va Jan
25
—
Air Control
14% May 29
20 % Aug
93
Jun
Admiral
13%
59%
69 %
11%
: -
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
10
17
29
32% Jan
Steel Co
25
1
10
21
21
64
.13%
•
"37
' " . 62 Va
-1
•
lnc:
Jan
19% Nov
3% Nov 24
Markets
33% Feb
109% Oct
4
Acme
22% Jun 25
5
33% Nov
/
ABC Vending Corp..
ACF Industries lnc
25
25
Jun
Laboratories
Abbott
9
26
13
1
5 '
Thursday
July 4
July 3
38
63
/ 64 %-
July 2
Par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
•
EXCHANGE
Jun
3
3
81% Mar
STOCK
YORK
Abacus Fund
16
52% Jun
3
Mar 14
Jan
66
Jan
10% Jan
55
22
24 % Jan
80
25
60% Jun 25
27% May 16
68
3
Jan
Jun
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
44% Jan
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
SALE PRICES
1
21.80
1
92%
*91
92%
5,000
10,900
800
"
*91
92%
*91
4,300
92%
36%
37Va
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
12
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,800
11,900
Volume
Number
196
The Commercial
6175
and Financial
Chronicle
(121)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
33% Jan
3
43% Apr
12
33
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
8
43% Oct
19
23% Jun
25
38 % Feb
Arizona
3
9
43% Jun
25
71% Mar 15
37% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
3
32% Jun
25
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37% Sep
67% Jan
50
4
11
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
l
49
7
No par
*83
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
32
13% Jun
28
18
Jan
12
5
14%
14%
16% Jun
25
23% Apr
33% Feb
16
Arnold Constable Corp_.
Aro Corp
2.50
16%
17
26
Arvin
2.50
21%
28% Feb
20
Ashland
l
22%
9
4
28% Jun
4
47
20% Jun -15
19% May 29
33% May 29
1
Jun
1
July
7
40% Jun
102% Feb
110
53 % Jan
82
29
Oct
July 14
20
42% Jan
3
13% Jan
9% Jun
27% Jan
16
10% May 14
49% Jan
4
91% Apr
43% Jan
22
48 % Feb
2
31% Jun
27
60
4
44% Jun
25
25
81% Jan
57% Feb
3
11
30% Jun
5
14
Jun
27
? 2
Jun
29
12
11% Jan
17
24
May 10
12% Jun
15
1
29% May 12
21% Jun
27
12% Jun
25
31% Jan
13% Jan
3
17% Feb
2
18 % Jan
2
$1.50
Electric
City
Atlantic
Refining
$3.75
series
30% Mar 29
Avco
17,400
841/4
200
313/4
32
32
32%
3,700
*13%
14%
13%
13%
17%
22%
22%
223/4
17%
173/a
173/g
1,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22 %
22%
3,400
22%
23
223/4
22%
*30
17,%
*30
,
,
__
43%
109%
lo
57%
58%
22%
233/8
10
10
36%
3/414
57
38%
STOCK
58
23%
CLOSED
23%
9%
33
88%
223/4
Day
.
*87
583/4
Independence
10
37%
*108%
;
9%
1,700
48%
48%
48%
8,800
83
833/4
823/4
82%
15%
15%
14%
15%
14,500
2%
20,700
82%
82%
1
14%
15%
15%
15%
2
13
2%
12%
133/b
12%
13%
13%
133/a
2
12%
12%
50
150
13
1,800
133/a
12%
13%
21%
21%
300
14%
13%
14%
30,700
21 %
213/4
20%
21%
66,200
153/4
14
21%
21%
21%
21%
5c
14%
16
15%
16%
Corp
2%
90
22
16%
*21 %
13%
13%
38
133/4
22
_i
Electronics
2
13
13%
*2iy4
of Amer_2.50
Co
9,500
48%
823/4
22
12,700
33%
81%
133/a
28,100
38
33%
100
*21
22%
10
33%
preferred
*12%
9%
33%
49
No par
22%
1,000
*88%
34%
common
23%
107
20
58%
88%
48%
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
58
"5,200
87
34
2%
110
583/4
.,
38
48
2
*109%
110
44
88%
*87
33%
1
423/4
373/4
46%
20
43%
38%
_:10
common
4,200
*30
42%
..
EXCHANGE
"
No par
20
17
42 %
Corp
Avnet
23,900
54
common
B
Nichols
Conv
48%
84%
109%
preferred
Austin
♦13%
37%
523/4
42%
RR
32,000
84 %
109%
4%
48
53%
41%
com
46 3/4
84
109%
Chemical Industries
Corp
32
100
Co
1,400
23,300
493/4
39
14%
*83%
*30
No par
34%
27%
32%
51
84%
33
100
Line
51%
%
com_50c
preferred,
Automatic Canteen
13
common
series
Coast
7
2
28% Feb
Inc
Refining
Atlantic
9
25% May
45% Mar 29
8
4%
5%
5
&
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_lo
5%
non-cumulative preferred
10
Atlas
19
16% May 29
Jun 25
14
pfd
Atlas
27% Sep
Oil
5.25%
1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
5
21% Feb
2
Industries
2nd
23
Feb
;
Associated Dry Goods Corp
13% May 22
3
common
preferred
Atlantic
15
87% Apr
25% Feb
25
4% Feb
14% Apr
27% Aug
68 % May
$3.75
6
5
84 % Oct
29
2
86% Feb
21
May
7
80% Jan
26
3
2% Nov 30
Nov
May 29
Armstrong Cork Co
20
21
May
34% May 29
Aug 24
87% Feb
109
21% May 29
16
54
2
57
23
10% Nov
4
46 % Feb
44% Jun
25
105% Jan
21
3
39% Dec
10
Nov
3
21% Oct
52%
84
23
34%
26%
523/4
383/a
Mar 22
Jan
Jan
363/4
47
Feb
76
36%
89% Jun
Shares
34%
273/a
48%
50%
73% Apr
the Week
July 6
38 %
27
48%
35%
5
26
49
2
22
83
:
Friday
July 5
34%
26
25
20
%
Co
Sales for
Thursday
26%
25%
10
HIGH SALE PRICES
July 4 x
48
_2.50
25
5
9% Jan
&
Co
82% Jan
Sep
21% Jan
Armour
Service
Corp
30% Jun
6
20
"35% Jan»
16
Steel
May 22
19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
36% Dec 13
35% Jan
57% Feb
Public
Armco
No par
AND
Wednesday
July 3
34%
35
46
74 % Oct
47% Jun
5
Tuesday
July 2
34%
34%
85% July 28
Jan
78% Jan
30
.
Monday
EXCHANGE
15%
1,100
16
14,200
B
43/4 Jan
3
36 % Jan
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
113/8 Nov
9
12 3/4 Jan
•
3
9
273/4 Jan
20
73/4 Mar 29
4% May 29
37 % Jun
10
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
May 29
11% Jun
25
27% Jun
27
94 % Jan
4
103% Dec
11
963/4 Jun
20
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
23% Nov
22
47
19
19 % May 29
22
47% Jan
21 % Dec
Jan
19
17
Jun
14
33 % Dec
26
63
Jan
18
33
Jun
27
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
313/aJun
27
133/a Mar
52 % Sep
153/a Jan
8% Mar I2
58 % Feb
9
Babbitt
17
26
Baker
Mar 20
19 % Apr
19
37% Mar 28
104% Mar
30% Jan
4%%
4%
48 3/4 Feb
9
293/4 May 18
11
Jun
25
22% Feb
21
70% Mar 17
60
Jun
25
853/4 Mar
8
18 3/4
Feb~
8
473/a Jan
3
35 % Dec
27
27 % Aug
11
8
4%
Barber
30
233/8 Jan
4
Basic
47
22% Jun
July 10
May 29
25
59
Jan
19
37
Jan
2
Basic Inc
13
33 % Apr
4
51%
275
Jan" ~6
Mar 16
94% Jan
11
17% Mar 14
353/4 Nov
21
18 %
343/s Jan
11
30
38% Jun
25
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
27
52% Jan
29
Beam
44% Jun
25
71
59
823/8 Nov 27
316
Aug 30
100 % May 15
Nov
25
1593/4 Dec
27
229
May 29
Jun
22
96% Mar 28
20
Jun
25
62 % Jun 14
87
Jan
81
Jan
6
Dec
1
Jan
29
17% Apr
19
27% Jun
6
11% Jun
28
2
353/4 Feb
8
32
Jun
15
Nov
17
31
Oct
3
87
12
87
328
Jan
Jan
100% Mar
2
152 3/4 Jan
95
Feb
223/8 Jan
35
2
19
22
Apr
26
16
Jan" ~4
88
46%
Sep_25
20
69%
Jun
2
Beckman
Beech
2
Beech-Nut
8
Belco
May"25
10 3/4 Dec
29
16 % Apr
58
Jun
28
72
33 % Jan
4
Jan
59% Sep
5
9
19% Jun
14
50% Jan
4
7.%' Jun
25
12% Feb
14
31
483/4 Jun 25
22
34% Jun
25
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
12
53
Nov
16
493/4 Jun
29
119 % Nov
3
133
Dec
11
108% Jun
15
1% Jan
3
1% Jan
19
1 % Jan
2
33 % Jan
3
42% Dec
1
34% Jun
15
42
483/4 Mar 13
27% Jun
27
47% Mar 15
17
31% Jun
25
May 15
23% Dec 29
142 % Jan
2
16% Jun
15
48 % Jan
39
Sep
39 % July
13
7
49% Apr
148
1403/4 Sep
1
12 Va Jan
3
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
22 3/4 Jan
3
28
5%
3
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
Life
&
Co
7%
Apr
64
Mar 19
Jun
25
39% Jan
Mar 13
21% Jun
26
26% Feb
Bliss
18% May
"3
59% Dec
12
26
573/a Sep
7
22 % Jan
6
30 % Dec
21
18% Jan
5
23% Aug
8
7
2
32 %
12%
12%
123/4
67
67
*66%
16%
163/4
48%
_i
16%
16%
16%
Ilio
48
48%
48%'
25
25%
25%
25%
1
22
2 2 3/a
22
22%
22
42
22%
42%
21%
423/4
21%
4,200
44%
45
45%
30
30%
441/4
31%
453/b
323/s
1,900
34%
363/8
47%,
50
34%
35
49%,
51%
6,300
;
12.50
Inc
l
pfd
3
49 % Dec
12
34% May 29
76% Aug 31
80 % Oct
23
79
213/a Dec
26
Oct
26
28% Mar 12
Jan
48 3/4 Jan
2
3
3% Dec
12
6 3/8 Mar 22
27
14
May 18
23
71%
753/4
75
77
*88
89
89
123/a
13%
*32
33%
63%
643/4
14
14
14
16%
163/a
163/4
133/4
133/4
.13%
21 %
22%
8
493/4
1113/4
1%
1
34%
35
34%
28%
30 3/a
293/4
345/8
86
86
50c
45
46
141
Edison
3
7% Jun
25
6
Jan
3
11
Jun
15
4% Jun
25
Jan
3
673/4 Nov
1
49% Jun
26
24
Briggs
64 % Jan
3
103% Nov
21
60 % Jun
15
993/4 Feb
13
Bristol-Myers
78% Jan
11
86 % Mar 14
83 % Jan
4
87% Feb
23
413/a
32
112
Jan
30
97% Oct
10
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
28
17%
18%
18%
18 3/a
1.25
20 3/a
20%
203/4
48%
39%
40
38 3/a
*80%
82
*80%
25
26
45%Jun
22
61 % Jan
25
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
12% May 29
213/a Feb
14
Bucyrus-Erie
8
Jan
5
59
Dec
3
25
May
Oct
24
17% Jan
29
153/4 Feb
80% Oct
31
853/4 Jun
8
79% Jun
14
84
3
48% Sep
13
30% Jun
25
41% Feb
83/8 Jun
25
18% Mar
8
26
613/4 Jan
29
12
29
Jan
9
19
11% Jan
3
193/a May 17
31
4
67
Jan
Nov
29
22 % May 10
9 % May
44
Jun
Mar 15
21
143/4 Dec
29
9% Jun
25
16 3/4 Jan
3
24% Nov
28
18% Jun
25
25% Mar 29
73 % Jan
3
82 % Sep
29
80
Jan
18
86 %
Apr
9
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
73
Apr
30
81
Jan
26
86
Apr 19
84
Jan
23
91
May 15
23
Jan
26
37
Apr 27
113/4 Jun
27
68
153/b Jan
2
3
44% Dec
19
32% May 29
24% Jan
5
53% Mar 26
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
17% May 29
24
Feb
28
27% Jan
8% Jan
5
13
9% Jun
83/8 Jun
27
Sep
18
36% Oct 31
4 % Jan
3
8% Nov 30
13% Jan
3
22% Jun
8
113/a Apr
773/4 Jan
4
18% Jan
12
12
131
Nov 30
15
25
213/4 May 29
11%
115/8
*2%
23/4
*2%
4%
4
19% May 29
6
85 % Jan
12
48% Feb
1
8
Jun
21% Jun
For iQQtaotes, see page 23.
3% %
preferred
14
19
27% Feb
15
4%%
second
26
Jan
16
400
18%
18
18%
3,700
22%
22%
223/4
2,000
48%
47%
481/4
14,700
40
X383/4
40
17,200
82
*80%
82
11%:;
11%
113/4
6,200
34
33%
33%
7,700
34%
X34%
23/4
*23/4
3
4%
*43/4
5
8%
7%
8%
11,000
53/8
51/4
51/4
800
34%
54
71%
72%
72%
*85%
34%
110
54%
55
691/s
87
71%
*85%
34%
34%
500
1,500
16,600
87
343/4
4,500
109
109
73
74
75
75
23%
23%
243/a
47
24%
47
23%
22 5/a
463%
23%
111,500
47%
47
13%
47V2
473/4
14
473/4
13%
900
No, par
5
13%
14%
10 3/a
11
10%
*79%
80
80
32
,
80
32
,
31%
31%
9%
9%
9%
46%
46%
46%
,
11
9%
47
5
103/4
10%
1
20%
21
,100
com
;
85%
85%
*85%
*703/B
72
♦703/b
72
:•
13%
*1091/4
14
133/4
1103/4
50
1,600
6,700
11%
103/4
11
80%
80
80
*31%
i
103/4
*79%
•
321/4
31%
31%
400
9 3/a
93/8
9%
95/8
4,500
47
47
46
11,800
400
47
11
11%
113/a
11%
11%
21
11%
213/a
21
213/a
203/8
21
86%
85%
851/4
*851/4
86%
•703/8
72
*703/8
72
*89%
91
*89%
3,200
90
4,000
20,600
60
*88%
90%
89%
89%
13%
133/4
13%
14
365%
13%
13%
14
38 3/8
13%
5
37%
383/4
Bush Terminal Co
37 %
38%
36%
1
19%
19%
37 %
19%
19%
10
•19%
193/4
193/b
400
10
193/a
10%
10%
•9%
10 3/a
10%
10%
400
preference
Byers Co (A M)
3%
California Financial Corp
Corp
l
9%
2.50
24%
1
5
"20
3,900
34,300
-
5%
10
10%
10
11%
10
11%
40,700
243/8
9%
25
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
7.60Q
4%
5
4%
5
5
4%
5,800
5
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11%
11
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co_
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
153/b
11%
5,200
15%
15%
15%
16
16%
16
88
18,400
89%
16%
89%
90%
89%
90%
87%
21%
8,000
213/4
89%
"21%
21
21%
conv
preferred
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
•
100
1
$4.25
9
31%
53
87
100
Canada
Mar
31%
__100
3
12
31%
9,800
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
92% May 24
52% Jan
51,800
72
Inc
12
18
27% May 22
Co
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
17% Jun
51% Dec
713/a
*85%
5
123/8 Mar 28
90% Jun
41%
*5%
52%
71
87
1
8
4
40
8
67%
lo
18% Feb
122% Mar 27
7,200
42%
71%
Inc..
26
May 28
143/s
353/4
71%
Buffalo Forge Co
Callahan Mining Corp_
Calumet & Hecla Inc
76
14%
34
33%
5 3/a
*85%
5
California Packing
10 % Jun
1,800
14%
353/4
11'/a
8
5 J/4
No par
Watch
3,500
223/4
39%
5
7%
5%
*109
3,600
28
*221/4
4%
43%
7%
5%
110%
463/4
273/4
223/4
23/4
7%
513/4
46
28%
48
"
51%
46%
28%
23%
Bullard Co
Bulova
200
71%
common
preferred
Bullock's
72,400
18%
3
*109
5,900
34%
21%
33 %
100
;
3
25
3
Co
Co
2
43% July 27
21% Jan
13% May 21
$5
{
11%
323/4
343/8
30%
141%
*80%
33%
10
34
141%
14
39%
11%
503/4
295/a
35%
700
15
7% Jan
May 29
83 % Jan
Apr
26
Budd
;
47%
32%
3
30
142
35
No par
Corp
32% Jan
4
21% Jan
28 Va
Jan
16% Mar 12-
Brunswick
•
82
100
Brown Shoe Co Inc
2
116
23
473/8
1
Apr
Jun
43% Apr
34%
21%
47%
5
common
99% Feb
70
May 29
Jun 27
13% Jan
35
Co
*34%
31
1
1
52 3/4 Jan
109
10
68
Stratton
35%
41%
10
26
Apr 28
106 % Jan
&
14,500
♦140
32
%%
1%
35
100
213/4 May 28
30
45
3
700
1 %
29%
1.
42
-in
200
1%
45%
41
3.50
50
111%
22%
*31
2.50
50
*108%
34%
46
143/4
Co__
Corp
42%
50 3/a
1%
,
35
Airways Inc
Manufacturing
Briggs
45%
143/a
preferred—
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
13
Dec
11
30 % Jan
Braniff
27,000
443/4
111%
200
34%
4%
433%
*50
111%
1,600
14%
*
f
183/4
34%
100
4,800
12,700
863/4
13 5/8
Co
8%
543/8
18%
34%
common
8%
53%
*85%
50c
Inc
8 3/a
54%
41%
,
273/4
preferred
8 3/4 Jan
8%
;
.
23
40 5/B
1,500
21,600
18 %
27%
*31
13%
22 %
863/4
22%
5
133/4
22
53 %
•
'
14
23
18%
273/4
Co
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
Day
•
700
*133/4
22%
-
♦85%
7.50
Club
3,800
16%
183/4
22%
__
Book-of-the-M'onth
14
16%
863/4
No par
Inc.
4,600
133/4
18%
27
Corp
9,900
33%
*85%
22
5
Brass
*32
16%
35%
141%
_~__2.50
Boston & Maine RR common_No
par
7
*140
133/4
13%
1%-
34 y8
18 3/a
100
Co
18 5/a
33%
27,900
89
13%
13%
30%
34
773/a
*88
133/4
16%
34%
40c
*139%
75
89
CLOSED
1113/4
1%
5
79
190
8,400
653/4
493/4
1113/4
8
23
65%
8%
1%
51
22
66
Independence
*493/4
6
8% Mar 13
8
50
233/8
65
13%
23
_iq
&
STOCK
6,200
EXCHANGE
163/4
22
523/4
254
973/4
*32
653/4
133/4
'
70
97%
13%
33%
62%
"
52
254
49
75%
41%
4% Feb
11% Feb
*33
52%
230
1,500
99
*88
133/a
39
Boston
65 % Apr
12%
*97%
*48
17Vb
23
1113/4
common
Mfg
52%
♦226
23%
100
Inc
25%
241
100
&
48
143/a May 15
1,600
2 pesos
Blaw-Knox Co
5%
251/4
40%
8
22
243/,
39%
33% Jun
93/4 Jan
253/4
1
Borman Food Stores Inc
28
1,100
53%
/
4% Jun
1,400
49
97%
'
73/a Dec
16 5/a
48%
52%
2
5
16%
48%
525/a
84 % May 24
23/4 Jun
16 5/„
48%
73/4
22 % Jan
15
16 %
51%
103/4 Jun 25
Jtfh
163/4
_i
29 % May 29
19
47%
22 3/8
No par
pfd series of 1951
Borden
47%
97%
*88
2-1
22-2
Corp common
Bond Stores
70
241
17
49
.
17
99
__i
:
21% Jan
25
17%
48
'223%
;
2222250
Corp___I_10
Co
17% May 29
19% Jun 25
413/a Jun
v '
17
*473/4
250
97%
1
Inc
Inc
Bohn
36 % Apr
*200
.
100
Co common
37% Apr
79% Nov 27
:
100
Corp,
29
3
800
16%
*473/4
50
Aluminum
800
67
50
Boeing Co
7
1,700
321/4
123/4
66%
;
56% Feb
19% Jan
1,000
32%
31%
123/4
66%
100
53% Jan
553/a Feb
33
*323/4
315/s
12 3/4
preferred
May 29
Jan
1,000
313/a
Inc
35 % May 29
26
193/8
66
Laughlin Inc
(E W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
28
19%
12 3/a
preferred
Decker
60
1,500
32
,
5
Gypsum
&
450
223/4
66
Bliss
25
Black
98
89
22 5/a
12%
preferred
4% %
26
3/a
31%
Co
Steel
98
_1
Savers
Bigelow-Sanford
87
22%
23
8,600
10
Consolidated
Bethlehem
3
22%
33%
RR___
conv
Bestwall
25
22%
20
preferred
$4.50
Best
22%
22%
,
*88%
19%
Corp
Benguet
793/4 Jan
35 % Jan
Jan
433/4 Jan
5
89
33%
common
Beneficial Finance
40% Jun
1138% July
35
Feb
20
98
89
33 %
Inc
Co
Gossett
Bendix
May 28
1% Feb
303/4
97%
88%
4,700
2-1
Intercontinental
18
10
Aug 18
12% May 29
'■
54 %
30%
98
88%
193/a
preference
Bell & Howell Co—_
128 % Mar 23
303/4
98
88
33
Petroleum
&
Bell
303/a
99
88
183/4
Corp
Belding-Heminway
Bell
303/4
98
2.50
Creek
Jan
26
30%
29%
333/a
Instruments
17% Jun
19% Feb
303/a
17,900
10,600
33%
(A S) 4%%
Aircraft Corp
81
223/4 Feb
13%
preferred_100
Shoe
Beech
14
14 % May 29
125/a
19
preferred
25
12 % May 29
14%
13%
100
prior
conv
Jun
60
9,400
xl3%
5%
10
Lomb
Foods
123/4 Jun
48 3/a Jan
12%
183%
Beaunit Corp
Beck
123/a
13%
100
Corp
Laboratories
3%%
4%%
9
41
13%
Cigars Inc—
No paj>-~
(James B.) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice
9
29% Mar 21
40%
13%
133/4
100
Corp
Works Corp
&
Baxter
Nov
29% Jun
31% Dec
common
common
Iron
5%
405/a
125/a
12 3/a
x5%
100
Products
Bausch
5%
40
13
100
B
Corp
convertible
Bath
5%
40%
125/b
com__No par
stamped
Oil
5%
61% Aug 29
Ohio
Bangor
52% Apr
48 %
&
*5%
40%
12%
_13
Corp
series
Preferred stamped
& Aroostook
;
5
21
Elec
5%
41
12%
9
:
non-cumulative
20"% Jan
143/4 Jun
&
preferred
Common
14% May 29
May 29
Gas
5%
40
_l
Co_
Inc
preferred series C
43
3
1
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
19
9
&
Oil
Baltimore
25
48% Feb
Inc
T)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
9
1
20
213/4 Dec
Babcock
5
943/4 Mar
333/8 Feb
(B
21%
21%
21%
,„No par
♦88
90
I
*88
90
90
90
90
*51
*88%
100
51%
*51
51%
51
51
♦51
51%
No par
8%
83/8
83/4
83/4
8%
__25
21%
213/4
21'/a
21%
21%
8%
8%
22
-
-
J
v
t
«*
50
20
8%
A
8,700
21%
21%
.,
3,600
-
14,600
-
-
**
.
14
(122)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
43j/2 Dec
3
36
27
56
25
Jun
22
32% Jan
Jun
13
Jan
8
5
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
9
91 J/» Jan
6
102% Oct
12
96
28
43 V2 Jan
3
13
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
26% Jun
32% Jan
3
49
40 % Jan
10
62% Nov
May 19
45% Jan
3!r
1
74
22
13 V*
Apr
Oct
25
Jan
52
.2% Nov
Jan
3
6
71% Jan
3
24 Va Jan
2
70
.
3% Jan
42% Jan
17
98
21 % May 29
29
95
31
Apr
Jan
124% Jan
5
137 y2 May
Jun
26
87 y2 May
34% Dec
16% Jun
28
14
42% Feb
Jun
21
20 Va Mar
15
19% July 21
5
68
28% May 29
73% Dec'
28% Jun
5
22% Jun
26
34% Jun
5
14% May 29
2
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
38%
Dec
8
Jun
20
Jafn
24
77% Apr
July
17
Sep
17
18% Jan
Feb
Illinois
Central
Jan
4
2
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed "Products
Cessna Aircraft Co_,
33% Mar 16
23% May 29
9
23% Nov
14% May 29
23% Apr
Jun
27
8
44% May 17
20
79 Vz Dec
21% May 29
3% Jan
40 Vz Sep
28
38% Oct
Nov
95
9
30
50 Va
4
32 Va Jun
15
4
16% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
30% jun
3
11% Nov
Jan
43% Oct
8
Jan
July 31
14% Sep
11
Mar 30
21 Vz Feb
14
31
32% Aug
13% Jan
10
37% May 26
Feb
7
62
13% Jan
3
26 Va Oct
Feb
:
28% Jun
18"% Feb
3
May 29
6% Jun
Feb
13% Jan
20
27
Jan
29
46
; 46%.
*65 Vz
V29
39%
I 39
93% '
94'
-
2.50
35,
37 -•
38
26
26%
21%
17%
;
_10
•32%
-•
-
6%
32 Vz
Class
36% Feb
27
9-1
1%
31%
32
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preferred series A,
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp/
Industries-:
5
73% Nov
23
93% July 10
66 y8 Jan
Jun
20 1
26
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
11% July 27
Jun
A non-cum pfd
100
North Western com__No par
Chris-Craft
105% Apr 17
52% Feb 16
27.Va Jun
27
Dec
91% Feb
2
37% Jan
44
Mar 26
50% Mar 19
87% May 29
101% Jan
103Vz Dec.11
52 Vz Dec
21
36% May 29
10
90Va Dec
7
Jun 22
series
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
4
11
53% Nov
10
B2% Jap
98% Feb
19
13
57% Sep
21% Jan
25% Sep
Mar 20
20% May 15
31% Apr 11
41% Mar
8
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25
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27%
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preferred
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preferred
27% Dec
.
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Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Ino
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4
Jan
18
Sep
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16
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Motors Corp
Chemetron Corp L__,
7
Jan
22
23
15%
EXCHANGE
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Checker
2
98
18
24
3
25% Feb
45
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23
-
19%
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
8
10% Jan
22
$4.50
11
60
1137
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15 y8
29% Feb
31% Apr
91 % Jun
18
May 16
103
Jun
Belt
23%
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3.6%
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N J
Gotham
23%
37
'45%
45
32%
..
82
16%
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126
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29%
36%
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1.400
4,500
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44% May 28
13
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3
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Champion Papers Inc
17
16
May 29
19% May 29
15% Jun 25
28
Chain
16
98% Apr
41% Feb
9
7% Jan
32
38% Feb
35
No par
100
South West Corp
Chadbourn
16
21
27% Mar 20
64
4
May 29
Jun
31
21
21% Jan
91
26
91
Jan
9% Apr
49% Feb
35
2.9% May 29
28
Apr
25
24
39% Oct 24
4
Jan
90
31% Jun
Mar 17
57
33
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8% Nov 27
4
26% Jan
16 Va Jun
46% May 31
Mar 24
31
5
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50
Century Industries Co
47% Nov 22
4
37
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100
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Soya Co
2
24
3
—
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93/4 Jan
com
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Jan
30 Va Nov
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Pub Service
Central
28
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;
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preferred
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;:
25
20 Vz Jan
Illinois Light
7
27% Jun
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
:
10%-
*99%
29%
♦47%
125 Va V'v. *124
77, 7V.81
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—
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•
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Gentral Hudspn Gas & Elec__No par
60% Jan
8
31 Va"
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25
45
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July 6
27
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Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
21
30 Vz Jun
9
Products
52 Va Mar 30
May 29
6
Feb
26
18
44
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PRICES
41
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32
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25
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Wednesday
July 4
41 Vi
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93
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•
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49
comrfion—
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72
24
54
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Steel
2
44
75% Oct 20
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preferred,,—_
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25% May 28
35
Jun 25
July 12
38
7
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23
23% Jan
24
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July 3
26Va
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28
Mar 13
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29 y2
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4.20%
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100
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3
79
10
—5
-
40
....
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7% 2nd preferred——.—1_._J.00
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9
3
Sep
-
10
18% Jan
92
&
2nd
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Jun 28
857/a Apr
25
22 Vz Jan
38 Va Jan
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44
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26% Feb
27% Jan
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May 23
&
Products
.
4.
25
129
19
Carter
4
Jan
26
32% Oct
10
162% Oct
July
2% Jun
&
.
Carriers
3
40% Aug 15
3
Jan
17
44
2
9% Jan
4% May 29
3
No par
Ohio Ry_100
—.
-
Mar 12
77
29% Jun
97
11
115% Jan
25
1.5
36 y2 Jan
25
41 % Jun
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Power
39 Va
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26
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8
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29
Jan
48
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Clinchfield
Carolina
45% Mar 14
Mar 20
5
:
28% Dec
89
22
27% Jun
9
90% May 31
6
30 Va Feb
<
30
44% Feb
Corp
Carolina
Monday
„„
Par
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(Philip)
Carey
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8
63 V2 Apr
3
24
Oct
6% Dec
28
36% Nov
46 Vz Feb
27
101 Va Mar
30 Vz May 29
Apr
47 Va
Carborundum
11
15 Va Mar 30
25
45% Jun
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 16
38 % Jun
Mar 13
60% May
20
265/8 Jan
NEW
Highest
Lowest
41
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8,400
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Cnnm/merri/il and.
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Financial.
NEW YORE STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
4
30% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
27 V4 Jan
4
13% Jan
:
15
.1
83 V4 Jan
13
12% Jun
25
23 % Mar
27% Jun
25
43% Mar 21
May 28
60% Mar 28
105 y4 Jun
27
194% Mar 19:
15
May 31
194% Apr
40
4
Nov
16
5
18% Jan
I'
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93% Sep 21
29% May
3
9
Jan
5
90
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92 y2 Jan
5
96
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19
88
July
2
13 V4 July
6
Jan
30
22% May 11
3% Jan
5
46 V4 Jan
11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 3i
45% Jun
25
72 % Jan
;
18
78
76% Jan
>
Nov
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
11
12 y4 Jun
20
29% Apr
13
22 % Jun
I
25
23% Dec
28
Sep 11
50% Mar 10
4
39% Feb
1
Dec
134
19
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44% Nov 24
-48% Dec
51Va July 25
67
Dec
14
129% Jan
46% Jan
23
47% Jan
40% Jun
59% Jan
2
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6
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17% Jan
3
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.
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23% Apr
3
5
11% Sep IS
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3
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7
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6
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4
16% May 16
54% Jan 30
30% Jan
3
Mar 16
22
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62% Feb' 10
May
21% Mar 29
Crucible
5.y4%
3
7
;
12% Jan
3
t
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22
Jun 30
76% Jan 16
76% Feb
12% Feb
13,
Cufteo Press Inc_L____
33% Jan
2.
25
5%t Jun
Mar 13
25
35
14
14% Feb
14'% Jun
:
27
4:'
34% Feb
26;
,18
31 Va May 29
78
Jun 28
52
Jan
$1.60
79% Jan
80% Oct
•
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,
86% Jan
83
-
Feb
9% Jun
Curtiss-Wright
;
47% May
Jan
5
34% May 28
4-
62% May 23
42 V4 May 29
20% Jan
12 y2 Jun
19
24% Jan
37
16 y8 Jan
22% Oct
Mar 27
21 % Jun
,
7% Jan
48% Jan
•
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67% Nov
'
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14% Jan
20% May ,17
37% Feb 24
58% Oct
74% Jun
21
35 y« Jan
52 y2 Dec
29
27%' Jun
12
12 y8 Jan
14% Oct
'
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3
-
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Co__6.75
40 y4
41
__3
33%
34
Supply Co of N Y_____2.50
21 y4
2i-%
16>/2
17
17
17 %;
Air
&
Lines
Dentist's
Inc_L
Denv & Rio
Grande West RR_No par
Chemical' Coatings—
:
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Edison—
9
2
Detroit
Detroit Steel; rCorp(i_
22
18% Jan
4
Jun
22
34% Jan
10!
DeVilbiss Cq-il
12,:t;
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Feb
53% Jan
2
27 Vb Jan
22
Alkali Co____
19 ;
26
Jfln
15
40% Feb
DiSney
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
12 V4 Jun
22
'21% Jan
3
May 29
20 V4 Feb
6
22% Mar 29
30%, Jun
12
16% Jun
Dec
7
42% Aug
Mar
5;
Dresser
Feb
8
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
May 29
22
Jan
Jun
25
25-% Jan
17% Jun 27
16% May 29
38% May
24 Va Apr 19
63
Nov 17
24 y8 Nov
32
31
13
*
: 40
Jun
27
'
2
61
137/s Jun 22
25
Jan
DuBois
6% May 29
13
Feb
Dunhill
;
Industries—
Chemicals
Duke Power
16
43%
34y4
21%
8
19
10% Jun 22
185%- Jan
3
254y2 Nov 20
100 y4
:
Dec
7
101% Jun
81% Jun
4
8
24% May 29
42% Jun
8
39
Jan
6
44
20
3
34
38%- Jan
3
Apr 27,
97% Apr
.
27
'
42% Mar 26
Jan
2
47% July
-
42% Jan
12
47
22
45 % Jan
19
49% May 25 •/.
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47% Jun 12
49
Nov
.
42 y2 Mar 28
Jan
4
46 v\ Dec
19
Jan
19
43% Jan
45% Feb 28
44
6
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2
Feb
7
20
45
32% Nov 24
17
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Mar 27
29% Feb
Pont
19
100
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230
17
4,900
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18%
43
33%
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54%
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20%
5,700
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29
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5
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10
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55
11
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40% Mar 22
25
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15
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28 »/4
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.
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12
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'
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preferred
—100
preferred ser of 1947-—100
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8
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_
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26
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Feb
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24
6
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17
31
4
43
63% Nov 28
5
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Jan
25
19
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
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.
5
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34%Feb
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6
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Lowest
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24 v* Jan
:
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J
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Lowest
2,700
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5
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24
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83
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25
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6
28
30
15
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:
24
6;
22
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20
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12
26
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93
May 29
2
27
36%
44% Jan
4
19
43/4 Oct
24
34% Sep
7% Apr
89
Jan
18
25
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633/4 Mar
333/a Jan
25
11
65 3/4 Mar 22
41
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25
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56% Feb
29
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8
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25
16
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19
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11
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19
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3
5
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49
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12
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25
10
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28
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21
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12
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4
14
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21
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4
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17
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shrs-._i0s
47
2Sya
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Englehard Industries —
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50
Eurofund Inc ;—,J_4—
1
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Eversharp. Inc
—
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49 ya Apr
May 29
20
3
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36 Va. Jun
47
——5
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27
22% Jan
12
5
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25
59
___5
Co
Empire District Electric Co
2
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2
23% Apr 20
16% Apr 27
15
29
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17
6 3/4 Mar 22
153/4 July 28
11
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34 y2 May 29
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29
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—^—__3
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5
;
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_
16;
Deb
11 va Sep
46
.
,.;
4 Va % preferred
_T_—100
*90%
92%
Products Co common—_2.50
24y4
24%
4%%' preferred
—_4_._lb6*98
;100J/a
Elastic Stpp/Nut; Corp of Ani«r_—1 '
/
*273/4 2'8
;
30
5
-
,
Ekcq
25.,
27
.
Eaton Manufacturing Co___—
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—l
May 31
Jun
.
33.60 preferred—j.
3
22% Jun
6.
v
28% Mar 16,
99
.
.
27,
46% Jun
'67% Apr
1130 »/* Dec
'
88 y2 Jan
25
Oct
>
100% Apr 23
403/a Mar23
7
89
Apr
29% Dec
95
12
973/8 Mar
Feb
■.
21 Va Jan
4
115% Mar 15
May 28
Dec
98
22
Feb
93
92
27
Jun
85
e
Eagle-Picher Co
5
Eastern AJir Lines Inc——i^_—1
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn cora___10
:'..4%% prior.preferred;
loo
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp——2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common—'—1ft
13
27%.< Jan 23
55% Feb 16
22
11% Jun
10
403/a Dec
1
26% Dec
80 % Jun
99
10
243/fc Feb
31% May 29
253/8 May 17
3
59'/a Jan
12
1193/4 Apr
11
303A Jan
6
19j/4 May 31
15% July 3
54% Dec
97%: Sep 25
96
Feb
32% May .15
~
5L
22 vm
*50%
31%
'
:
.
7,900
13"% '
51
600
'
32%
22%
15%
22%
15%
15%
X73/4
7%
7%
3,600
22%
lsyaf
•'
8r
400
24,200
'
2,500
,
7,000
1,300
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(124)
.
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Range Since Jan.
-
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
"
:
1
17 Va
5
32%
26
Dec
5
;
33 Vit Jan
3
Jun
7
Corp
14 % Feb
2
Pacific
1
25
Jun
5
5%%
27
22% Feb
7
Jun
26
44% Feb
7
23% July 27
23% Jan
12
24
59% Nov 22
18% Jan 20
37 Va
42% July 26
55% Dec
4
31% Jun
25
53% Feb
26% Aug
34% Mar 21
18 Va Jun
20
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
Fiberboara
35 Va Mar 15
24% Jan
17
15% Jun
42% Oct
13
33
Aug 30
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
2
23% Jun
12
23% Oct
24
35% Apr
11
Dec
5
164% Nov
24
51
Jun
25
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
20
31 % Jun
25
28% Jan
4
69
Nov
24
% Jan
4
75% Dec
4
126
May 29
14
22% May 29
,
142
22%
Nov
82
Nov
28
95
Dec
34%
2
29
25
8
26 % Mar 16
82
Jun
20
87
90
"■V
8
May 19
114
'2
20% May
Jun
15
104
46
41V4 Jan, 4
''y'4!X July 14
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
35% Jun
25
36% Jan
10
28% Jun
25
58% Jan
17
May 19
86% NOV 15
50
$4
Mar 16
$2.25
5
Florida
3
260
360
28
Jun
F
Mar 13
40% Jan
Jan
3
Jan
11
May 31
89% Jun
1
21% May 29
85
Jun
33% July 26
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
5
16% Nov 30
11
21% Jan
8
14% Jan
3
29'/a Mar 22
11
48
12
3
89
May
117 % Dec
May 29
10% Jun
25
May 29
71% Jun
5
93
22
Jan
12
116 Va Jan
Foxboro
50% Nov
27
67% Oct
13
May 29
19% Jan
3
20
Jun
27
29% Jan
12
25
3
1
24
Jun
25
56
Jan
2
27 Va Feb
15
15%
Day
17%
18%
17%
18%
*81 Va
82 Va
*81
95
*91 Va
40
*38 Va
40
,
,7 V
,
3%
4
3% *
:777V 36%
36Va
v:
1,900
15,900
v, 36%
'
59'/a 7
57
58%
14%
14%
714%
14%
4,800
64
65%
65
66Va
19,200
24%
*92
-
,
*225
__
23 Va
24
24%
93%
92
92
92
15%
15'/a
15%
15%
15%
12
12
*11%
12%
xll'/a
11 Va
12%
23
92
15Va
-2.50
40
39%
40 Va
39%
8%
8%
10
28%
29%
28%
29
28 Va
1
30%
31 Va
31
32
30%
31%
32
32 Va
32%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
Co
10
21%
22
21%
22
33%c
28%
29
28%
29%
O:
>
11%
.
9Va
11%
9
X
90
15
*11
40%
2
38%
8%
Va
11,600
X
92
14%
7
11%
80
12
23%
*91
11%
12
33,600
.•>•-
-
*225
23 %
79
Corp
Freeport Sulphur
35
ioo
.
58%
12
Corp
300
y
'. i"'
4
14%
80
;.
7,900
64 '/a
58%
,.
11%
!
:•
14%
79
Inc
-
63%
56
11%
Corp
Franklin Stores
4
37%
80
Co
5,200
94
*38 Va
2,600
82 Va-
92 Va
73,400
:
A
55%
15%
20,600
Y7
35
55 %
__
Foster-Wheeler
1
11
.7 33
16
50c
Foremost
8
28% May 29
35
56
15%
76%
Dairies
4
Fram
-
53 Va
11%
-
Feb
42 Va Apr
32
7
11%
When issued
6
67
26
Jan
Jun
45% Feb
Dec
7,800
11%
*11%
300
11%
2,400
11%
3,900
79%
62,200
38%
9 Va
11%
77%
i v:
40
29,200
8%
:
16,500
28
28'A
r
2,900
31%
30
30%
32%
32
32 Va
13 Va
13%
13%
21%
22
21%
22
9,400
28%
29 Va
28%
28%
5,400
22
...
9%
29
2 2'A
21%
21%
81 Va
80 Va
80%
-
32%
*13
7,700
900
400
'
3
Feb
4
CLOSED
5
—
3,100
25,100
'V
Independence
_—1
Co
12,700
"-..1,800
-
67'A
10
preferred
Co
Motor
14% Jan
Apr
35% Jun
19
Ford
25
5
23%
15
"A 5,600
14%.
:
*225
1
'51
of
:ii,2oo
V,
63%
56 %
14 Va
*
•V
-
33%
_2
Mineral
Foote
63 Va
38%
*3%
26 Va
33 %
92
35%
100
Food Mart Inc
25
14% Jan
series
convertible
4%
25
8
preferred
■'
34%
53%
62
V
16%
67'A
82%
38%
4
.15%
..
12 %
25%
:.
26%
700
3,500
20%
33 Va
18 Va
92
39
f
34%
2.50
10
Inc common
pfd
Jun
14
73
divid
$4.20
24% Jun
26 Va Aug
2.50
convertible
26'A Jun
Apr
87
4
common
18
35% Nov 28
43% Oct
9
26
27
44
Corp
19
15% Nov 21
July 31
31% Jan
No par
Co—25
£,
''
i,igo
v 12,800
.
37 Va
19%
62
32
*81 Va
82
92%
*37
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
20 Va Mar 29
25
36% Jun 26
61% Dec
*81%
1
Ltd
Corp
C
Food Fair Stores
15
24% Aug 25
M
3%%
2
31Vi
18
18
Fluor
5
63% Jan
17%
Florida Power & Light Co—No par
Dec
17% Oct
16%
12
36%
•
•
33
54
5
«;5,G00
:r
42%
STOCK
16
*92
x42
,
...
6,100
:
...
:
34;%
EXCHANGE
33%
15%
26
.
62
53'/a
8
87% Mar 12
May 29
32%
30%
1
13
5
,,59%
33
15% ,'16
'
4
26
15%
82% Feb
Jan
12% Jan
B
Coast
25% *
53%
pfd
Railway
2nd
conv
East
,7,
,,15%: 15%
-
23%
12%. :
,
167
33%.
37 'A
,12
3,600
723%
21 Va
30 %
Florida Power Corp
Jan
36
20%
No par
preferred—100
2nd
13
47
12%
36%
'
30 Va Mar
58
27
A
conv
Feb
33%-. -33%
21%
8%
15%
7
42%
14%
,
10%
-
41%
1
_
common
preferred
$4.50
53
,7
42%
61
28
No par
Inc
13
17
5
Co
Corp_No par
Stores
Moore
25
34% May
93% Nov
13% Jan
No par
13% Jun
4
3
382
Inc
48 Va Jun
16% Jan
59% Jan
250
Flintkote
8
Mar
15%
6% Feb
26
3% Jun
&
16
16'A
18
35%
8%
'
23'A
26%..;,
National
8%
,36
20%
15%
-
8%
Shares
17%
34 Va
34%
,12%
25%
Charter Financial
Fischbach
12%
32%
17%
s.,.34 %
23 %
21%
58
'•
July 6
23%
39% "
Rubber
&
17%
'
the Week
Friday
July 5
33%
.
10
First
2
72 y2 Jan
15% Jun
May~22
86% Mar
50% Jan
May 29
Tire
Firestone
Sales for
Thursday
33%
36
.
PRICES
-
*23%
__l
1
_.
First
25 % Jun 25
£
•
11%
35
21
Corp
Financial Federation
22
*16
16
33% V
1
•
17%
23%
Products__No par
Paper
•
34
8%
38%.-39%
10
J.
Corp
17%
33%
8%!'
23%
-.1.25
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
48% Mar 21
51% May 29
,£
Stores
17%
33%
,
SALE
July 4
33%
>
V 16
5
25
Inc
Fenestra
Ferro
6
Jan
Dept
Wednesday
July 3
7%.>8%
series A__23
pfd
preferred
Federated
2
12
49
4.60%
13% Mar 14
10 % May 29
cpnv
com
Federal Paper Board Co common
May 10
54 Va Jan
Jun-^7
2
15% Mar 16
'
2nd
Filtrol
19
21
,
Electric Co
HIGH
Tuesday
July 2
Mogul Bower Bearings
31
23% Feb
15 % May 29
39% Nov
29
Fedders
Monday
i
Federal
25 Va May
3
12% Dec
;
Par
Federal
3
Jan
16
10
19% May 10
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
42% Mar 15
17 Vs Jan
27
NEW
1
Highest
19
31% Aug 23
13
,
17 Va May 29
2
78% May 29
Nov
86
84
Jan
Friden
Inc
21% '
22%
21%
22%
80
80
80
80
18
18%
18%
18%
5
Co
33%
34%
34%
35%'
5
36 Va
37
36%
37
1
common
preferred
4%
100
1
Frueliauf Trailer
4
'
;
*80 Va
-7
-
19,300
310
-
G
12% Jan
19% May
3
22 % Jan
27
46% Mar
41% Nov
14% Jan
2
30% Jun
8
27
25
40 % Sep
25
3
5% May 12
24 % Jan
9
29% July
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
,14% Dec
22% Jan
3
36% July
56% Mar 17
3% Jan
1
16
92 % Jan
20% Sep
14% Jan
32 Va Feb
16
July 28
38 Va Dec
7
94 Va Jan
8
24
44% May 11
15
52% Jun
25
86
3
5 Va Jun
26
94% Nov
29% Jan
Jan 19
13% NOV
70
8
44% Feb
31
83
5% Feb
17
2
11% Jan
20 Va Jan
28
42% Mar 15
8
Jun
84
27
22% Mar 21
6% Apr
19
8% May 29
Controls Co
May 29
5
General
Finance
2
General
Foods Corp
30
Jan
4
General
33% Jan
2
Instrument Corp
Mills common
General
Jan
6
110% Dec
12
79% Jan
26% Jan
10
86% Nov
29
4
42'/a Dec
5
28% Oct 31
42% Feb
104
57% Jan
2
25
50% Jun
7
106% May 29
23
3
26% Jan
10
18% Jun
25
30% Mar
1
General
25
59
9
General Precision
35
4
Dec
38
3
Jan
12
14%
Jan
2
44 Va Feb
9
May 29
7% Jan
2
July
23 Va
110
5%
8
12%
Va
36 Yt
36
32
5%
9%
9%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
22
38%
38%
3,700
10 %
9%
9%
22 %
21%
21%
64%
62
63%
*38 Va
210
2 700
:
52^200
,
84,900
1
*38%
39%
100
69%
67%
69%
29,600
14 Va
13%
14%
13%
14%
18,000
24%
23%
24 %
110
1,600
5'A
5%
i-
39 Va
x23%
68 Va
13%
.
4,300
,
69
66%.
.
36
81
30%
9%
Independence
' 1,600
80%
21%
63%
i 4,900
[
.
62%
22%
•
8%,
12
35 Va
180
X
30
7
5%
5%
6,100
2,000
72
8%
81
62
.
72
36 Va
81
10,300
,5%j
11%
31%
5%
57 Va
5%
12
2,600
33
56%
8 Va
12
200
"«
.
99%:
32 Va
;
71 Va
71
109'A
Day
110
109
24%
23%
108
110
23%
22,000
•
470
109
48%
48 Va
49%
48%
49%
48 Va
48%
132,100
47%
48%
48%
49
47%
49
48 Va
48%
18,200
108%
109
109
108%
81%
82
82%
82 %
15
32%
32%
33
33
33 Va
34
1
series
$3.75
18%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
Public
31
Equipt Corp
1
No par
preferred
conv
7 7
.:.77.,:.
57%
5%
ii%
24%
*98
34 Va
56%
2,300
v
48
Portland Cement Co
$1.60
99 Va
32 Va
,77,£
19
24%
./
3,700
18%
*n
24%
No par
preferred
General
18%
32
63%
38%
7*: 13%.
*18%
82
5'%
9%"
23%
3
18 Va
30 Va
,
67%
General Outdoor Advertising
26% Jun
30%
•
3
8,800
,
No par
1
Preferred
35 Va
8%
3
7,400
'
1%
42 Va Feb
7
*38
3
Apr 27
87% Apr 26
7
59 Va
6,000
Va
*80'/a
82
5%
9%
distributed
$5
34%
30%
1
14
Aug 11
34
*80 7
100
1%
When
78
;v a0T2%*
-
63%
preferred
5%
53A
73 Va
12
44
*98
57'A
5%
•
■
21%
General Motors Corp common
115
8 r
42%
24%
<
35
34%
/
9,900
44
•
18% ,18%
*10%
11%
77:.-
99 Va
\,v 55%
-
rlfi
11%
'
1
.
27
Jun
8
7ivr
No par
30% Jun
Jun
'
8
May
Corp
81% Jun
1
52
27
5% Jan
29
1
25
78
Oct
37% Jan
53
Jun
115
-
5
Jan
45% Jun
13
Dec
58
55 Va
5%-ug;5%~:
—1
5
T
Corp
96
108-
May 31
113
3
34%
54
1
Corp__2
Co.
11% May 29
21% May 29
5
38% Sep
53 % Mar
Electric
22
44% Jun
40% Jan
Contract
Dynamics
Jun
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
General
General
36
24
com
General
61
34
/.
Inc
Finance
Co
General
2
24% Oct
Corp
Cigar
1
15
55% Apr 21
*97'/a
;-:v
No pai
100
Cable
9
Nov
58
107% Nov
^_5
_5
1st preferred
4%
78% Mar 12
20
98%
.
n
25
..
General
36% Feb
2
19
10
,
10%
No par
General
19
24 Va
-
16% Jan
1
of
common
25
31
68% Jan
Co
Co
37%
*18
11
Transportation—L25
36
3
*98
5
Oil
25
45 Va Jan
80% Dec
Texas
Amer
Amer
19
34%
37 Va
43%
25%
24%
100
-
Jun
19
60% May
*10%
54% Jun
3
Oct
37'A Jan
May 22
46 % Mar 20
4% May 29
i;
American
preferred
General Bancs.hpres Corp
General Brohze Corp ;
9
Jun
pref
No par
Investors com—1
voting
conv
18%
X
18%
36%
37 Va
19 Va
*18
18%
$8
2
26
27
18Va
.
./
-
2%
2%
.
18%
18%
35%
37
7
44
42%
19%
Corp
General Baking
18
15
12% Oct
25
Apr
*18%
General
Jun
79 Va Jan
24
Mar 27
8
90
3
.50
1
preferred-
General
6
42%
,2%
Industries Inc common_l
$4.50 preferred
23
33
27
Mar
50 Va NOV
£
Feb
8% Apr
28
$0.60
General
41%
2
Acceptance
General
7
May
_
convertible
4Va%
10% Jun
22
22% Feb 27
77% July 26
Jun
102
Inc
Co
Corp
Gar Wood
4
26
4
18
Garrett
4 Va Mar 19
23 Va Jun
30
27 Va Apr
21
2
l4p
34% Jan
18% Jun
Feb
26% Jan
10 % Mar
Oct
58
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
1
7% Jan
Slcogmo
Gardner-Denver
2
10
Oct
15
25
2% May 29
98
25
26
Co
Gamble
Jan
27 Va Jan
5% Dec
75
Gabriel
25% Apr
2
14
May 26
19
75
35 % Jun
6
32 Va Nov
-
10
11
46% May 22
51
-
Mar 13
57
1
Service
35
5%
10c
•
31%
31'A
35
•
108%
'
33%
5Va
29%
29%
*•
1,700
20%
16,900
33%
13,300
v
50
32
*35
32
25 Va
.
82%
34%
20 Va
,
37
*35
5%
109
*82%
33%
82%
32 Va
36
5%
109 Va
*82
32 Va
*35
5%
109
26
'
37
5%
5%
500
f
1,300
5%
14,700
'
6
25
Jun
28
26% Jun
14
25% May 19
54% Apr
18
9% Jun
19% Oct
25
25% Jan
6
41% Dec
25% Jan
3
27% May 11
26
24% Jun
27
26 %
1
13% Jun
22
27
25% Jan
Nov
5
28 % Jun
37 Va Mar 22
44% Jan
Public Utilities Corp
General
General Railway
5
Signal
22% Mar 28
General
Refractories
41
Mar 14
General
Steel
28
15
Mar
27%
2.50
6.67
—
26
10
Industries
,
28%
26 Va
25%
30
31%:
25%
-
25%
29,200
•
:
8,100
•
10%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12 Va
11%
11%
13,300
31
31%
31%
31%
*31 Va
32
31
31%
1,900
26%
26%
*26%
27
*26 Va
27
26%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26
*25 Va
26
*25 Va
20 Va
20%
30%
.1
.
28%
27% ;
General Telephone Co
July 14
3
32 Va Apr
May 29
5
27
6
Mar 22
18% May 29
7% May 29
20% Mar 20
92% Jan
25
101% Dec
107
Jun
25
102 Va Feb
4
23
100
Jun
19
Nov
22
3
41 % Dec
29
53% Jan
4
75% May 24
70% Nov
July 25
21
May 19
2
21
Mar
9Va
9%
9%
30c
com
preference
22%
23
22%
100
Rubber
&
98%
99
*97'A
t
13
16 Va Jan
3
31% Aug
9Va
10,500
21%
22%
64,100
98%
98 %
99
99
*100
102
12 Va Oct
3
35% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
17 Va May 16
47
Nov 28
,
101 %
101'A
34%
34'A
34 V»
34%
34%
34%
34%
9,200
3
Georgia-Pacific Corp
80c
33%
34%
34
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
25,500
62% Jan
May 29
2
Gerber
preference
Inc
-
;■
14 % Sep
>
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
19
Feb
21
Giant
41%
43%
42%
44
44
45%
46 Va
46%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14 Va
14%
14%
28
28%
28%
30
30 Va
33%
5
Co
Cement
Co
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
28
35
36%
36%
37 Va
36%
37 Va
x35Va
35%
16%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
53
Mar
5
27
31% Jun
6
Gibson
25
55
2
Gillette
Co
1
25
Brothers
5
35
35%
35%
1
17%
18%
17%
18%
5
17%
17%
xl7%
17%
9'/a
9%
43% Mar 15
Gimbel
6
32% Mar 21
Ginn
26
19% May 22
22
14% Feb
14
25
45% Feb
14
9 Va May 29
l%Jun
6
25
29% Jun
25
30
33% Jan
4
47% NOV
3
55% Dec
&
Co
1
5
10
6% Jan
5
18% Dec
40% May 17
Goebel
_1
7 10%
1%
1%
1%
Goodrich
10
47%
49%
48%
49 Va
No par
31%
32 %
32%
327/a
32 Va
35
35
35
35 Va
36
1
29%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
5
13%
13%
137/a
14 Va
14 Va
2
54% Feb
9
Gould-National
14
37% May 11
Grace
27
20% Jan
29
Granby
(W R)
Batteries
6
34% Jan
2
Grand Union
9
25
22
49 % Jan
2
Granite
11
18
39% Apr
3
29% Jan
2
75% Jan
4
80
6
10% May 29
18% May 29
75
July 2
15 % Apr
25 % Jan
Jan
3
26% Nov
28
7% May 29
25 Va Jan
5
Grayson-Robinson
35% Jan
3
70% Nov
30
19 Va Jan
3
48% Jan
,
69
28% Jan
3
20
Jan
90
2
Great Atlantic
7
18% Jun
27
24% Feb
8
Great
Nor
Mar 22
35% Jun
15
62% Feb
6
Great
Northern
35% May 29
15% Jun 25
47% Feb
1
Great Northern
42% Jan
2
23
44% Dec
20
39% Jun
13
146
1
Mar 22
Aug
30
3
36% Dec
3
21
27
Aug
22% Jun
May 24
40
May 29
137% July
May 19
96 %
21
35% Feb 28
3
144% Jan
29
26
36 % Jan
2
30
Feb
15
95
May 29
Va May 29
2
27% Oct
3
79
Dec
11
3
44
Dec
•
12
Jan
32% Jan
93
13
35% Jan
16
47% Nov
20
88% Apr
86 Va Jan
4
94% Jun
15
91
Oct
4
Jun
93% Apr
104% Dec
10
101
106
13
102
28
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
For
footnotes*
Dec
7
49% Mar 29
see page 23.
14
57% Apr
3
May 29
43% Feb
21
Great Western
2
12
16%
23,600
10,400
12%
12%
21%
22
76%
76'A
8%
Ore
18%
18%
Paper
38 %
38%
Ry
37 %
39
17%
19%
Co
Sugar com
preference
12%
44
13
12%
12%
20%
13
22%
76
42%
21 Va
20%
21%
76%
76 %
76%
8%
8%
*75
8%
.\„Y,
9
43 Va
..
43%
44%
20
6,600
.
8,200
,
60
18,100
;
44
17,100
20%
18%
19
19%
20%
38
38%
36 Va
37 Va
36%
38 Va
38%
37%
39
20 Va
20%
22 Va
21
8,000
37%
38 Va
22%
x37Va
19%
31%
31%
2,600
12,500
135,700
2,500
32
31%
30%
31V4
100
138%
138%
137%
137 Va
3
24%
24%
24%
247/a
*24%
3
100
24%
25%
25%
26%
26 Va
93%
93%
*93%
95
50
53%
54
537/a
54
53 Va
55%
54
55
32
34%
33%
34 V4
33%
34 Va.
33%
34%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
31
No par
31 Va
139
*93 Va
*139
139
90
141
25
24%
24%
1,100
27'A
26%
27%
18,400
*93 Va
95
80
95
'
1
22%
21
2,900
.
21%
9,200
4,900
'
$5
preferred
Corp
'
:
*72
3
94% May 11
2
97
7
$4.40 dividend
12
$4.44 dividend
104% Jan
10
Mar
97 Va Jun
106 Va Apr 30
108 Va Mar 14
41
Mar 12
preferred
preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Mfg
Co
100
100
100
100
2.50
*72
100
73 Va-
73
72%
72 Va
36
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
36 %
43,700
32%
No par
8.33 Va
24
10
13
21%
75
43%
Jan
25
1,900
2,100
29
Jan
Jan
14%
15%
95
21% Jun
14%
32,500
27,800
£
27%
90
105
31%
17%
States Utilities Co com.No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
87% Jan
•
37
30%
29%
Gulf
27% May 29
33%
36
16%
41%
Gulf On
4
32%
36 Va
20,900
29
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp..
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
19
33 Va
1
;
17%
Pacific Tea Co—1
conv
44'A Apr
43% Apr
1,500
48%
.
29%
8%
preferred
78% Feb
800
1%
1%
47%
16%
9%
4 Va %
27 Va Jan
11Y,
1 Va
49%
1%
49
29'/a
8%
4%%
27
*10%
:7
'
1
Stores
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
27
.
38%
16%
100
7%
70% Jun
11
3,600
24,000
4,300
29%
2.50
common
Green
20% Jun
27
Sep
8
Jun
30
&
Iron
•
18,200
:
9%
15%
Prop..No par
Co
25
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
33% May 29
•
13
85
Jan
53
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
Co
preferred
60% Jan
*10%
17 Va
f
28%
5
Co
T)
HVa
17 Va
5
Steel.
25
51% Feb
5
Jan
25% Feb
139
(W
3%%
'
36%
16%
6.25
Co
City
40 Va Jun
28% Apr
3
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
Grant
Ltd
Co
52% Aug
Graniteville
.—4
& Co_
Mining
5
81% Mar 19
Inc
*
44,900
3,100
,38
•
14%
44% Jan
22
1%
36%
9
31%
Inc
5,000
2,400
17
38 Va,,
Globe-Wernicke
17
8
•
1
Jun
Jun
:
5,200
27%
36
■,
■;9%7
4
Brewing Co
Co
(B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
15% July
11
'
6,300
35
37%
7-;
7
3,200
33%
;32
9%
4
Jan
Mar
11
38 v4
.
Jan
2
35% Jan
26
37
-.f
15% Feb
12% Jun
27
4
37%
9%
38% '
■
v
.
26 %
72 % Jan
25% Jun
Jan
X9%
35%
•
15
27
Inc
Glen Alden Corp
Glidden Co
43'A Jun
May
of Calif_l
Gladding McBean & Co
8
3
79
Cards
Greeting
36% Jun
13
3
3
Jan
Financial Corp
60
•
25
Gibralter
102
1
5
Co
Portland
Nov 21
1% Jan
51 % Jan
*101
4
Products
25
May 29
8% Jun
•<
150
100%
58 % Jan
16% July
9%
9Va
33%
5 % %
Genesco
16 Va Jun
4
23% May 11
"
8%
22%
30 Va Jun
18
'
*
95,500
22
9%
31 Va Jun
24% Oct
57% Dec
20%
99
23% Jun
12
20 %,
.
200
26
19%
23 Va
25% Jun
51% Dec
20%
100 %
19
12
$5
Tire
20%
1
13
42% Feb
12 Va Jun
■
6
General
,•
100
106% Apr
40 %
3
Nov
preferred (series B)
preferred
;
1
14
33% July
2
30% Jun 22
17
14% Jan
17
20
97
Sep
42
19% Feb
30'A Apr
2
Jan
7
30% Jan
100
29
17% May 28
24
of Florida—
25
$1.25
25
General Tele & Electronics
3.33%
General Time Corp
2.50
$1.30
33%
33%
34
34
34%
33%
34%
11,600
*90
93
*90-
93
*104%
*
105 %
22
91%
91
*QS
97 Va
;
91 Va
97 Va
91%
*72 Va
106
*104%
106
106%
*105%
22%
22
*90
74
93 *
*90
'7'7
•.
91 Va
*95
97 Va
.
-
'•
*90
93
*90
91%
*95
97%
104 Va
104 Va
*103
104%
106 Va
*105 %
106 Va
*105%
106 Va
22%
22%
22%
22 %
70
24
v
40
5,000
Volume
Number 6175
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(125)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK. RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
July 3
July 4 >
PRICES
Wednesday
July 2
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Par
Sales fo.?
Thursday
the Week
Friday
July 5
; >
Shares
July 6
H
29
25 Va Jan
39 Ye May
18
60 VB NOV
20
46
Nov
29
29% Nov
14
10
:
24
21% Oct
>
Hackensack
Water
Hall
Printing
59% Feb
14
Halliburton
27% Jan
2
Hallicrafters
27 Va Jan
2
Hamilton
25 Va May 28
3
23
•
35% May 18
36»/2 Mar 22
May 29
4
42% Jan
!
.28% Feb
112 V2 Feb
13
Nov
16
-
May 28
18% Jun
9
3
May 29
27
(WF)
'
-
"
1
Watch
Co
1
common
Oct
■
267/a Jan
3
36
1
26% Aug
-33V8 Dec 21
-
•
-42% Oct
357/a Dec
15
128
6
24 V2 Jan
4
20% Jan
3
46
Jan
19
i
108
July
;
31
Hammermill
4
128 y2 Apr
convertible
4%
Hammond
34% Jan 15
48 y2 Mar 13
27
2
3
34 % Jan
2
32% Jun
Jan
36 y2 Jan
25
-123% Jan
V, 36"% Aug
Jun
Jun
22
...
May 24
44% Sep
80'A Dec
35
!
20
58 % Mar 28
9
.•
July 3
26% Jun 26
4
38
31
120% Jan
•
Dec
83
Hanna
preferred
Paper
Co
Organ
(M
A)
2.50
Co
HarbisonrWalker
13
6%
39 Va Jan
2
Harcourt
39% Jun
25
753A Jan
2
Harris-Intertype
25% May 29
17 Ve May 29
5
25
383/4 Feb
1
Harsco
243/8 Jan
4
Harshaw Chemical
"
7
27 Va May 18
20
83
83
263/4
27
27%-
22V2 '
.*•:.*
22%
21
;
22
44V8
30%
18 Va
18 V2
32 V2
,—1
1
._50
40c
—5
19%
Co
.-<
*
1
23
23% Jan
36% Dec
18
25 % Oct. 24
29% Oct
13% Feb
20
27
13
47 Va Apr
27
9
18% Nov
28
28
40% Sep
7
73% Nov
3
87
!
11
Jan
H27
Nov
49 Vs Feb
;
81
;
Jan
46% Apr
34
_5
Nov
3
42
35 y2 Jan
18
30% Mar 23
Hayes Industries Inc
19
15% Jun
22
31% Jan
4
Hazeltine
21
40% May 29
64 y2 Jan
18
85 % Jun
22
% Jun
Jun
33
36% Mar
27% Jun
17
:
29
112
Jan
Mar 29
88
25
2
Mar
69 Va Dec
53% Sep
19
20% Jan
3
6
26
Sep
53
Helene
Curtis
Industries
6
Heller
(W
&
6
17
9
115
Feb
1
82
Jan
3
40% Mar 27
65% Jan
2
May 29
Jun
22
29
Feb
14
12
30
31
29% May 10
29
111/4 Mar 13
29% Apr
19
29 % Feb
6
41% Apr
74
May
11
Jan
4
15
33% Feb
13
11
30 y2 Feb
19
May 29
173/4 Jan
2
8% Feb
1
'
8
6 % Jun
26 % Jun
May 26
20
14
7
30
Jun
7
30% Jan
20
July
6
40 Va Jan
16
443/4 Mar 28
57% Jun
41 y2 Jan
5
Jun
7
ADr
10
3% Dec
15
6
18
'19
*
5
1
60 % Sep
13
32 % Jun
80% Jun
9
75% Jun
3
45
3
Jan
10
'Jan
9
23 Va Apr
10
,
100
Jun
9% Jun
3
40
15% Dec'
6
23
25
1193/4 Mar
13
2
14
Household
37
9
Howard
Hudson
Hunt
•
101
Feb 28
93/4 Mar 26
39
Jan
21% Feb
13
Indust Inc com
5%
preferred
series
preferred
series
Hussmann
39 % Oct
10
Idaho
Power
15
29% Jan
2
Ideal
Cement
3
32% Sep
48% Oct
23% May 29
18% Jun 25
2
28
31% Jan
11
31% Jun
46% Feb
2
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Power
41
4
28
44%
Dec~ 19
Oct
10
45 ■' Jan
50% Nov
14
47% Apr
Aug 18
47% Aug 21
44 % Jan
4
Nov
12
48% July - 3
2
46% Feb
23
5% Jan
■;
145
50% May
152 :
Jan: 18
i
33% Jan.
U>.
35% Jan
.
35
Oct
90
Janr18
27.
f
-.
142%
34
12% Dec:
t'
29% Jun
;
*'-45%
Dec
38% Oct
■:
94%
Dec
29
26
Dec
32% Jan
15
••
Jun
25
85% Jan
:3
y
.
Jun
4
15% Jan
19
;•
25% Jun
11
24
25
97% Feb
16
10% Feb
26
29
Mar 26
International
Resistance
78
May 29
98
Jan
3
International
23
Jun
29
Feb
27
International
26
May 29
41 Va Apr
24
/International
33'
11
48% Jun
12
31
Jun
25
;
40% Jan
12
50 % Jun
13
.
21% Jun
27
52 % Nov
22
41% May 25
26% May 29
20% Jan
4
26% Nov
30
17% May 29
21% Jan
3
:
i
.113
.
2
„
-
2
Interstate
Dept
3
Interstate
Power
Iowa
Light
45:
Jun
15
59% Jan
Jun
21
52% Apr
12
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
33% Dec
28
20
May 29
33
Jan
2
118
Oct
18
122% May
10
24
24% Feb
20
13% Oct
24
17% Mar
21% Nov
2
27
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
10
May 29
11% Jun 25
2
122% Mar 12
Utilities
International
Elec
Iowa-Illinois
•Iowa
Power
Island
•
$6
Creek
10
Jaeger
21
Jefferson
14
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
Machine
83
Nov
3
81% Nov
20
86
Jun
27
431/4 May 28
821/4 May 24
55% Feb
13
7
4
Feb
7
Johnson
15% Jan
3
30 Vb Dec
13
15
May 29
29 Vb Jan
2
Jonathan
56% Jan
3
75% Dec
12
40
Jun
73% Jan
2
Jones
96
Jan
3
13
Jan
3
37
Sep
26
1021/4 Dec
4
2iy2 May 26
48
Mar 20
98% Jun.18
14
Jun
18% July
For footnotes, see page 23.
25
59% Feb
112
102% Mar 26
Lake
Jewel Tea Co
3%%
5%
&
Co
Co
Sulphur Co
Johns-Manville
73% Jan
14
*97
97%
110
26%
*25%
26%
1,000
3%
2,400
54%
56
21,200
30%
3iy4
22,000
*87%
88I/2
10
3%
3«A
*15 Va
15%
15%
15 %
200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%.
2,200
38
38
38
38
.
3%
"•
r
38 Va
38%
39%
77
3
*37i/2
*751/3
77
•:
*86%
88%
/
*94%
96
' 82% ' 83%
84%
33
300
39i/2
40
9,000
86
8%
8%
8%
88
94%
5
Inc
>-
8
-LM
r
•
96 y2
*951/2
-
-
•'/
"
'
.
16%
16%
28
20%
35%
Independence
27%
20%
34%
*
•
-
'
27%
26%
27%
4,200
20%
20
35i/8
20%
35%
48,400
35%
x35%
36 VA
x44%
44%
44
*45 Va
46%
*45
46%
x49
49
*48
49
Ml
Co
36
<10,200
44
170
~~70
48
*46iA
48
*45%
46%
*45i/2
46%
28%
29%
28%
28%
25%
25%
25%
261/4
*5%
6 y8
5%
57/a
200
56 Va
55%
56i/a
14,100
*46y4
56
♦152
160
35%
28%
24%
160
35
35%
25~400
42%
43%
4,800
37%
44
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32
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13,600
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2
42
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43
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13y4
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2,000
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100
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27
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96 y2
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27,500
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78%
4
2,600
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preferred
&
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1
24% Feb
14
21
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common
87'/2 Jun
48% Feb
43 % Jun
97
12,500
10
Co
Electric Co
16'A Jan
83
651/4 Jun
&
Breaker
Circuit
85% May 19
2
89 y2
26%
97%
•
3.50
preferred...
I-T-E
3
13
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1
Power
&
8
88y2 Jun
31 y2
97
p
55 VA
30%:
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21%
15 VA
6%
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25
:
Light
Coal
27
74% May 22
7
110% Mar
Co
21% Mar
75V4 Jan
Corp com
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Gas
&
131/4 Jan
3
—;
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preferred-^
convertible
$2
80% Jan
Jan
600
31%
20
3%
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146
25."-
50% Jan
40
28%
21
537/a
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38
36%
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-
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8.33Va
com
pfd series B
conv
25 % Jan
5
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preferred
4%
7
24
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v
a
97%
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Silver
50 Va Mar
21
-
7%
10c
Co
Salt——:
2
Dec
49
-
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—100
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Mar
45
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31 y2
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.
15%
28V2- 29V4
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93
24
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-
International Tel & Tel com_No par
12
62% Nov
3
Oct
.17%
58% Jan
51% Nov
3
10
f
39% May 11
115% Jan
28 Va
28%
28%
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100
:
preferred—..'^-
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38% Jan
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7
18
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common—_2.50
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36
Jun
2,200
53%
8/2
33%'
•
17
May 28
40% May 25
-
$4 preferred---.:
No par •
'Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No parRectifier
92
41% Jan
Packers
International
•
:■
No par
Limited—__1»
International
22
7%
20%
1
.
Corp___—__5
Canada
5
4
42% Jan
•International
39% Nov
*
7%
52%
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43%
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46%
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46%
27%
28%
25 '
25%
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54%
55% ,'
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34% ; 35%
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of
4
13
1
preferred
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35% Nov 30
4
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4%
Chemical
Jan
12
7%
29
..
100
—
&
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123% Mar
.
7
31%
'
■
•
- - -
-
No par
commonl
Minerals
/ Intl
Machines
Bnsiness
preferred
38% Jun
;
6%
20%
20 Vb
1
18% Jan
Apr
4,400
96 1/2
r
-
-
100
Corp—
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
54
•
5
common—
38% Jun
60% Apr
.
7%
1
:
11
118 % Dec
<
:
•
38 % Mar 16
2
28
2
...
Iron
Harvester
Int'l
6
Jan
108% Nov
..
/
16
4% Jun
95
.
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91/4
10%
-
-
-
Inc
42 %
32% Jan. 11
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21
52
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•
•
-
69% Mar'28
23% July 12
L-J
24% Jun
'
85% Mar
800
91/a
28
34%
No par
—100
357/a Apr
19
<
9
Nov 17
96
16% Sep 20
2
23% Nov
f.
Jan
14% Feb
5
;
81
25%
9%
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27%
•
50
50
50
50
50
preferred—
Int'l
14
Feb
4%%
Interlake
International
22
574
•
1
8
25y4
9%
47%
-
-
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Co_;
2
Jun
159% Mar
8,900
25%,
6%
5
j
15'A
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
26
34
28
Inland Steel
f
Mar 16
6
r
28
t
Dec
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred-
.
CoTp
2
10
6%
9ya
96 y2
*96%
6%
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....,
—^1
Light/No par
Power ■&
Interchemical
57% Mar
71
25 y2
47 Vi
35Va
-
Mndustrla Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
•
22
578% Jan
44% May 29
•
Indianapolis
-
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27
:
General
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Apr
25
5,800
23
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15
1
;
2
29
22%
600
28,800
9%
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4
8
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5
common
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>
8
14
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,,
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.
.
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5
Jan
.
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preferred
preferred
preferred
Indiana
2
59
54
Jan
22% May 11
7
Dec
48% Jan
4.7096
4.20%
>
44
.6
.preferred
4.42%
-•
19
5
145
;
19
93% Feb
;
87
Jun
300
36% May 16
.
-•
Jun
'
May 29
21% May 29
9
Oct
■
91 % Jan
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84% Nov
4
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58%, Jan; 3
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Jan
155'
May 31
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17
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.
series A
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4.08%
19
37
1
50
4.26%■' preferred
87
•
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20
607
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31% Jun
29
127% May 31
3
c '.
;
26
12
58% Dec
■
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7% Feb
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23%
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100
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May 29
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5
47% Apr
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May 19
3
42% Jan
;
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38
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100
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9
43% Mar 30
27
55% Dec
3
30
21% Jan;
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Jun
49% Dec
40% Jan;.3
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50
47
5
5% May 29
9
30
52 Va May 16
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
94% Aug
3
44% Feb
4
Apr
46% May
47% May
17
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71% Jan
(
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16
32% Jan
43
41
May 29
42% Jan 16
46
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43
Jan
70 y2
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22%
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5
A
B
Refrigerator
25 % Apr
37
70 y2
6%
23%
11 Va
1
Co__
&
30% May 31
25
70%
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22%
3V8
15V4
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd
3
25
13y8
3y8
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_i
5%
-
15 Va Jun
Sep 29
July 7
13
26%
100
Power—No..par
Corp.
1
Stores
Sound
Howe
.
18
13%
'
Jan
Jan
13%
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75%
100.'86%'"' .86%..^: / " 88
preferred
Houston Lighting &
1013/4 Mar
96% July 6
5y8 May 29
13%
26%
1100
preferred—
173/B Feb
28
20
x26!/2
common.No par
Finance
4,40%
563/a Apr
Jun
II,900
191/8
97%
50
preferred.^-
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68 Va Jan
95
preferred
•
May 11
43% May 29
21
20
96
* 32 Vi Jun 21
/
9
113/4 Apr
4
Oct
July
8
99 % May 24
34% Jan
7%
74% Jun
.
7
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'72% Dec 12
3
92% Jan
Jan
90
convertible
$2.25
7~,806
20 VA
97 y2
i
30 34
19%
89y2
97J/2
267/a
3
59%
29i/4
20%
88%
.
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30%
22,800
88%
...
70
59%
'
57 Va Mar 20
83
11
:
30%
39%
20%
29 y8
Corp of America common—1
convertible preferred
25
5%
"
"
111
13
54%"
5
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
1
15 % Mar 23
i
May 17
14
13
127 % Dec
.
41
29
85% Nov
10
14% Jan
14
93 Va Nov
27
5
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111
40 Va
28%
j 971/2
112
1,200
20%
53y2
,
28,900
12%
31 Va
21%
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130
33%
39%
273/4
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37%
32%
13 VA
20%
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$5
12
19
preferred
34
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33%
20%
27 y2
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37 y2
40
*30y2
5
20
13
1
common
47,000
20%
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6%
12.50
Corp
Hotel
Jan
233A Mar
23
10% Dec
$4.25
6,400
14y4
13%
9 V«
6%
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27%
12%
10
Inc
Mining
Chemical
Hooker
15
17 V2 Jan
74% Feb
81% Aug 16
10
Homestake
25 y2
26%
.13%
:
19%
-
6%
23%
25 Va
22%
:
•.
397/8
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30
preferred
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&
div 2nd pfd ser C
Hoover Ball & Bearing
25
Jun
convertible
Rinehart
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86
20%
38%
70y2
<
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5
Co
1
22
38
A
Corp
35% Feb
25
2 3/4 May 29
5
series
Jun
104
16% Jun
33% Jan
88 % Jan
5%
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86
33%
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60
31%
30%
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12%
2.50
25
50c
common
pfd
Electronics
Holly Sugar Corp common
Holt
May 31
14% Jun
8
40 % Dec
92
Mar 22
24% Jun
Mar 10
24% Nov
25
Corp
conv
Holland Furnace
3
Apr
29% Dec
16% Jan ,3
Sep 22
36
5»/2%
19
26
87% Jun 25
16% Dec
35% Jan'
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20
100
6,900
86%
32%
•
,
112
12 %
5
Hotels
Hoffman
2
437/a Aug 28
preferred series A
Corp
Hilton
3
16
90
2
3 y2 %
Hill
9
9
Nov
93
86% Jan
36% Mar
8
53% Jan
22
83% Feb
13
26
24% Jun
28
31% Aug
42
4
34% Jun
Apr
40%
July 14
Mar
*111
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13%
Jun
47
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33
38%
13
53/4 Jun
46%
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37%
21
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
68 % Jun
*86
•
33%
36%
12 y8
4
22
8,800
46
14%
21
19% Jan
6
5,000
18%
28
31%
30!/4
25
20
18~900
17%
13%
33
.
12 3/4 Jun
Jan
161/a
21%
18%
27%
\
311/2,
21
Nov
15 y8
20%
13%
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38
28 % Apr
43% Mar 22
39%
V
700
21%
12%
127/8
19%
16
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18
72
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1
6
A
86%
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7
1,200
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2
10
6%
6%
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5
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9,800
6%
6%
86
*
4,300
30
9,500
45%
37V2
451/8
20 Va
45 Va
1
3~900
44
19%
44
50c
Corp
Inc
22
21
44%
60
Chemical
&
20%
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Day
•
42!A
28%
Co
Hewitt-Robins
Independence
19%
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4,700
127 y2
33
18%
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36%.
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33
20
No par
28,700
\ 36
•
33
18 y2
112
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24 VA
23%
35%-
120
18%
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5,500
18%
16%
34
21%
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:
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29
20%
20%
39%
34
21%
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20%
preferred-No par
A
Chocolate
Oil
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I,100
30 VA
15 VA
10
27%
45%
21
25
27%
23
39
Jan
8% Dec
v-
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6%
2
Jan
90% Jan
Hertz
15% May 24
19
class
conv
6%
1 1/24
common
preferred
$2
6%.
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Powder
Hershey
21
37
14% Oct
.
5%
20 %
21
24% Jan
^
Hercules
203/4
12%
84
28%
33
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20
84
45
STOCK ••■/.
exchange
CLOSED
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7,100
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25c
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non-cumulative preferred
7%
Mar 21
50
__^1
:
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30%
32 V2
.
1,000
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9,300
33
45 VA
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1,400
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19
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20
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12
24%
24
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:
100
.
30%
52%
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23
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29 Va
52%
84
35y2
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32%
29%.
20%
21%
,
32%
,
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4
30% Jan
34
preferred—:
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24
22%
Apr
25
18% Nov
66
3.65%
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4 '127%
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6%
No par
8.33y3
common
2
11
■
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(H J) Co
443/4 Jan
25
25
May 29
36% Jun 25
28% Mar 30
<
Inc
Jan
70% May 10
18
Industries
Heinz
2
25
Oct
86
4
67% Jan
Haveg
19 Va Apr
48
10% May 29
:
Nov~17
115
93/4 Jan
Aluminum Inc__
Hat Corp of America common
5%
preferred
1
27
38% Nov 20
3
Jan
Harvey
25
'
108
4
Marx_
&
1.7% Jan
Mar 16
46%
4
Jan
30% Jan
Schaffner
13 % Jun
.
29% Jan
Hart
38% Jun
'1
74% May 25
24
37 % Mar 23
May 29
18% May 29
6% May 29
*
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37% Feb
32 % Dec
•
30
9
8% Feb •6
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84
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5
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&
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100
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7
12%
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com__7.50
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12%
32%
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100
2.50 17"
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50%
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3,400
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(126)
18
,
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
Monday <
EXCHANGE
Far
:-July Z
<
AND
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday,-
PRICES
<
Ju>y 4*
July 3
' -
Sales for
Thursday
July 5
."
Friday
the Week
July 6
Shares
K
297/a Dec
44% Jan
37
24% May 29
49% May 23
1
108% Apr
25
84
Jun
1
47
Jan
3
11
102
Oct
10
122
May 19
103
100
6
101
50% Apr
7
Jun
Mar 15
112
,4Va%
18
111
May 16
Dec
19
122
Jun
Jan
10
17
87
Nov
6
60% Jun
28
May 21
79% Mar 14
9
82
Dec
13
80
Jun
21
83
Apr
3
27
89
Oct
31
87
Jun
26
90
Mar
8
Co,rp---33%t
preferred
preferred
4%%
101
>May 22
93% May 24
27
95% Jan 26
89
Dec
15
89
Jan
8
Nov
20
91
Jan
26
95
68 Va Jan
3
93
Nov
9
71
Jun
25
5
9
91% Apr 24
41% May 22
27% Jun 13
Kansas
38 % Jan
50% May, ?
26% Jan
4
Kansas
Kayser-Roth Corp—_
Jan
39% Oct
10
23
37% Jan
*
12% Jan
50% Jan
% Jun 27
Jun
14
28% Nov 28
3
May 28
36
5~4% Nov"/f
3
27
4.50%
preferred
i4.20% .preferred
4.35%
preferred
j
Mar 30
4%
Kansas Gas
11
84
Nov
24
47% Jun
13
78% Mar 16
Oct
5
25
40% Jan
3
Kelsey
49% Nov
27
26% Jun
27% Jun
3
83
27
48
Jan
2
Kendall
86
Jan
5
Kennecptt
60% May 28
91% Mar
5
24
46% Feb
19
73%
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104
87%
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100%
100%
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v
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8
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71%
Independence
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70%
67%
691/4
68%
27%
>
2,500
16%
42%
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56%
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30%
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41%
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v
55%
28
39%
25%
,
30%
'
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71
31.
Dec
11
57% May
42% May 23
76% Jun
93
14% Nov
14
Jan
78
Jan
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
49% Jun
28
79% Jan
3
29
23
33% Mar
6
9
Kern
Feb
May 28
13% July
20
2
Oil
Industries
;_i
Keystore. Steel; & Wire Co
Mar 16
88
Feb
26
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred.
34% Dec
44% Dec
28
32% May 29
57
Apr
11
Korvette
28
34% Nov
3
36% Jan
8
3
48 % July 31
85
July 20
68%
69%
27
Dec
€
11% Jan
14
Jan
16
11% May 29
27% Oct
.
25% May 29
14% Jun 25
34% Apr
6
20%
Jan
Jun
(SS)
28%
32%
321/2*
32%
33
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54%
54
55%
53
26%
26%
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26
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28
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18
Kroehler
Mar 12
25
25 Va Jun
27
39% Jan
11% Jun 27
19% May 29
40 y2 Mar 8
23
May 29
40 % Mar
18
30% Jan
-
1
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4
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40% Jan
2
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
1
31 Va Jan
12
Laclede Gas
16%
,
•>
4
__1
;
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22%
30% Jan
39% Dec
25% Jan
45
34% Dec
27
11
11
Dec
11
51
Apr 21
26% Jun
20
40'/a Nov
28
25% Oct
24
41
Nov
20
22% Sep
25
34
Apr
'j
7
14^/8 Jan
1131
3
21
2
41 % Dec
16% Apr
33% Feb
16
1% Jan
4
4
9
Dec
60
Oct
5
25
Dec
20
12% Sep
48% Apr
28
60% Mar
10% Jan
4
15 % Jun
3
111% Nov
22
10
152% Dec
6
7
44 Va Jun
10 %
56 y2
Apr 17
35"% Mar 29
54% Dec
29
87 y« Jan
4
10
46% Dec
27% Feb
27
2
29% Nov
9
Apr 14
59 % May
2
57
Jan
2
152% Jan
2
Jun
16
104
Feb
8
85
Jan
13
89
Dec
4
87
Mar 29
39 y2 Jan
79
May 29
100% July
88 y2 Jan
13%
13 %
36%
81
38%
39
27%
27%
•
27%
12%
13
22%
16%
•
13% Nov
1
Jan
137
Jun
26
47% Feb
6
13
27% Jan
57
>
16
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13 '■
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22
27
151
25% May 29
40
50
22%
14,900
27%
2,900
8
May 17
•
11
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preferred_-____100
series
E
7%
Lykes
6
25 % Jun
53 Va Sep
25
14
45% Dec
29 Va Jun
19
25
47% Nov
10
44% Jan
16
74% Dec
82% Jan
3 V8 Jun
7 3,a Jan
10 Va Jun
Steel
27
60% Jun
9
Dec
Jun
26
74% Feb
25
6
19
1
22
38% Nov
15
14% Oct
23
26% Feb
4
65% Oct
12
May 31
50% Dec
18
Oct
24
31% Nov
25
34% Mar 10
21
4
61
Jan
3
81 '
Aug
2
75 V2 Jan
5
80% Aug
1
72% Dec
12
13
25
7
Feb
6
Mar
1
23 %
July
5
9 Va Jun
27
18 % Jan
56
84
Jan
75
July
23 3/4 Jan
36% Jan
26
Aug
30
19
6
79% Dec
€
3
48% Jun
12
6
3
Jan
4
123/4 Jan
3
71 % Jan
4
94 V2 Mar 16
86% Jan
76
5
July 18
83% Dec
"4
39% Apr
26
44% Dec
12
24% May 22
120Va Nov
27
107
July 25
161% May 22
89
Nov
27
83 % May 17
29
76
77 % Feb
20
84
143/4 Jun
25
35% Feb
23% Jun
25
35% Feb
33
Jun
27
78% Jan
3
21
31 Va Jun
20
22
25
May 29
125
95
Jun
104
71
22
1
Jan
Mar
150 Va Jan
2
2
_
19
19
28
93
Jan
19
22% Jan
19 Va Jun
26
13
45
Dec
28
33% Feb
21
35
303/4 Jan
Jun
3
21
43
Nov
50
27
20
30
Jun
25
40 Va Mar 15
31
Aug 21
43 Vh Mar 22
21
Jun
16
5
19% Dec
15
343/4 Jan
2
15
27
Feb
Jun
24
26
49 V8 Dec
1
19% Jan
4
21
Dec
14
34% Feb
23
34% Sep
13 % Jun
27
473/, Dec
15
30 %
14% Jan
5% Jan
3
30
Oct
31
16
Jan
6
35% Jan
88
3
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9
233/4 Jan
19
11% Dec
14
39
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12
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6
49% Oct
16
93
May 24
31 Va Apr 10
30 V®
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on
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d
footnotes,
32 3/4 Jun
26
49% Feb
9
22
233/4 Jan
9
May 28
83/8 May 29
21
Jun
17% Jun
26
25
46% Jan
2
12% Jan
31
38 % Feb
8
33% Jun 20
23% Mar 12
48 % Apr 12
91
30
96
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29
27
263/4 Feb
7
May 29
32 % Apr
6
85% May
7
Jan
17
28
26
Aug 11
81
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% Jan
see page 23.
Masonite
2
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27
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.
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preferred
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11
:
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28%
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30
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par
McCord Corp
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100
5%%
9,300
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83
16%
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15
3,200
93/4
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39
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9
22
Jun
Feb
81%
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39 rn. ^93/8
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39%
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97
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823/4
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12%
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,
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12%
v.
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21
37% Jun
26%
200
4,400
27
9%
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May Dept Stores common..—.^
703/4 Jun
Jun
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2
77% Feb
15
26
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j
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203/a
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2
29% Jun
68
26%
26%
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29
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45/8
48%
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14,100
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27
19%
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13
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Marine Midland Corp
12
25
58 V2 Jan
■:.
r, •
135"
10,500
20%
;1%
26%
'>44%
139 > 139
r_10
_L
series A—
Maremont
35
28% Jan
■
*20
19% \f: ...-19%
91
>28%
10
common
Maracaibo
30 V8 Jun
17
May 28
25% May 29
42% Jun 25
773/4 Jan
5
Inc
preferred
Manning
30 % May 21
Feb
"15%
1%.
20%
1,100
3,000
„
M>>.
preferred
j Manhattan
14
Mar
■
44%
"~~*52%
-
3.33 Va
Co__.
Mallory (PR) & Co
28
333/4 Jun
t,
27% Sep
44 Va Jan
27
203/a May 29
22 Va May 29
223/4 July 2
28
51% Jan
323/4 Feb
May 29
4% Jun
8
56% Mar 12
Jun 25
,
16% '
1%
EXCHANGE
Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible preferred—No par
Magma Copper
10
Magnavox Co 1
____1
473/8 Mar 20
25
*
*
'
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_~1
:
-
Madison
10 % Mar 21
Jun
27
Oct
25
53/4
Y
Trucks
5Va%
4Va%
3% Mar 27
34% Jun
5% Jan
24 B/8 Jan
74
May 29
Inc
Co_^____
Steamship
v'vT
■■
Sons
Madison Fund' Luc
27
22
25
3
15
303/8 Jun
263/4 Nov
34
91% Apr
30 3/8 Jan
15%
5%
"
*89"
.
Macy,.(RH) Co Inc common______l
.
16
50
12% Jan
Mack
V
2
25
8 Va Jun
7u
„
44 V8 Mar 15
Jan
&
MacAndrews & Forbes
47% Feb 23
72
Jan
2
47% Nov
21% Jan
4 % Jan
20
17% Jun
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
333/8 Dec
25
86
38% Jan
16% Jan
5
45 Va Jun
30% Dec
1 % Jan
44% Jun
88 % May
20% Feb
40% Feb
(M)
Bros
v.,./ v
41% Dec
3
El Co (Ky )_No par
Nashville_____^
50
&
Lukens
4
20
323/4 Jun
'
Qo common—-L-Lvs 1
preferred
^
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Lowenstein
21% Feb
15%.
15%
•25%
8%
preferred_____l00/'.*91
Louisville
67% Jan
15%
15%
L 47 %
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100 -"v'
14%
•>'5%
26
•
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23%
series
8
22
27% Jan 12
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com
16
26%;
26": >iv;;
96 --'.(j;.
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15%
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;45"
.
Louisville Gas
27
Jun
10
lOo.'
20
16
4%
J:! ;i
16%--
19 : < ".
21%
.
26%
22%
15%
».
39
L
43%
„
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26
120%
.
9%
22%
___>4
Lorillard (P)
4
33% Jun
,
___I_1
preferred
conv
.
4.35%
"
:
Mar 20
Apr
15% Feb
1
'
25%
90%
4,700
7,200
45%
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4%
•
'
133/4
24 %
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15%
5%
26%
:8%
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I
14 /
23
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45%
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.
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,
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.
5%
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14%
25
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'
6
Apr
64
May 29
% May 29
■
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Island Lighting Co
5% series B proferred
May
24
;
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Long
96
28
..;
.
9
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1
15%
25
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13
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48
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12
11%
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r
•
16
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550
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.
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,
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.
15%
-
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50c
Co
Lone Star Gas Co common-...'
v
Mar 20
63% Feb
Belt
Loew's Theatres
2
Oct
77
f
14%
45%
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•■
~
20%
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;
:5
Lone Star Cement Corp_^
23
Dec
20% Feb
:>'Ck
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:
i
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
24% Feb
18% Mar 28
3
14% Oct
May 25
•
;
l
L
Inc
Glass Co_
When issued
.;
.
Mar 20
3
63
26
26%
24%
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3,300
:V
t
81
41
16
13%
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-
271%
26%
>*35%
,
49,400
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40
22%
24%..
-
-
44%
.
Corp common
—•_~.L___2.50
3%% non-cum conv pfd
L___20
Industries Inc_L______
j.1
May 17
25
35
14%
..
Litton
6
93
Jan
146
Link
16
104
90
4
47% July
52% Feb
3
41 Vb Jun
29
Products
Refineries
26%
24%
-
...
Lionel
6
12
28
& Fink
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc~
54% Mar 29
155 % Jan
6
29
Dec
53
Jun
91 % Dec
49% Jun
35
123
72% Nov
3
136% Jan
Va July1
4
18% May 29
18 % May 29
3
100
2
19 % Jan
3
22
31
3
25% Jan
6
V2 May 29
20 % Jun 25
it
15% Jan
44% Jan
yi J"n 14
12
4
25
Libby McNeil & Libby_U
—7
Liggett ,& .Myers Tobaccp com___25
'/l 7%
preferred^
100 >
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
_v
.'—5 '
6
25
46
41% Jan
series A_—
Libbey-Owens-Ford
y2 May 29
7% May 29
22% Jun 26
14
170
preferred
Leonard
155 % May 11
40
11
24*
t
V
27
>14%
*
...,.
-
3
21% Oct
Lehn
8
Mar 19
17% Mar 12
15
22% Feb
8
Feb
110% Feb
15
18% Dec
Nov
7
13
44% Jan
165% D»c.
9
62
147
Jun
27
43% Feb
25
15
Jan
v
.
May 29
73 % Jun
Apr
Feb
7
May 31
■31% May 29
135
Feb
35% Feb
9
0.1%
8
22 Va
9
59 y2 Mar 1-6
zd
6
1% Mar 16
May 29
42 % May
Jan
3
15
24
26
40% Sep 26
23% Nov
9
26y2
Jan
15% Mar
6
4% Jun 25
24% May 29
22 % May 29
9% Jun 15
5
81% Jan
71
common,
26
.
1 Va
14
34% Jun
21% Apr
39
197b Jan
4
36% Dec
26
25
15 % Jun
22 % Mar 22
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
146% Jan
3
29 % Feb
5% July
2 % Mar 21
16% Jan
111
36 % Jan
13% Jun
20
19
10
15
27
13 V2 Jun
8
3
7
36"% Jan
Jun
Co
L5
Paper Co
>*34%
Lane Bryant__;~___—.
No par
26 >
Lanvin-Parfums Inc~,
:
.1
'•■..'>•19%
Lear Siegler Inc:
1
IV
-15%
Lee Rubber & Tire—
5
: V
14%
Leesona Corp_
:
■
5 ■"
15%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co____l
V,
5%
Lehigh Portland Cement i_______l5>
"
15%
Lehigh Valley Industries com—
a1
IVi
: $1.50. conv pfd series A
No par
*19%
Lehigh Valley RR
No par v.
/ >4%
Lehman Corp_
_i
l
26%
4.32%
13% Jun
Aug 31
Oct
11
Sutherland
-
.
11% Jan
20% Dec
8
P
6,400
26
"
V
2,100
22,900
:'■■■'
33
>
81%
16%
12%
-22%
3,800
*
.
12%
22%/
16
12%
22%
Mfg Co_^_____^_________5
2
8,800
7,600
•
36%
:
•
*
30%
32 %
51%
26%
26
__^__10
—~
/
69
'
25% Mar 12
Jun
20
Kresge
Inc_
29%
4,100
'
70 y4
67%
•
697/a
50%
-
*
(EJ)
;
28
;
30%
32%
1.
Kimberly-Clark. Corp—5
King-Seeley Thermos Co___
—.—T
KLM Rpyal Dutch Airlines——100 g
44% Mar 14
33% Jun 27
81
July 6
County Land Co—^_2.50
Kerr-McGee
23
10
27% Feb
7
36
Jun 25
29% Dec
21
16-% Jan
3
1,600
31%
29%
>
'
Jan
38V4 Sep 27
32% Jan
4
"
75%
,"*38%
39%
CLOSED
27%
29 :
".-54%
91
95
74%
.
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f
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25
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3,200
80
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;
74%
39
-
66 %
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•
91
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75
39
;
-
95
•
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-
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200
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r
87%
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105
80%
'
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V
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66
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L;
91
63
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1
--
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1
50p
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63%
95 V
-•
;
102%
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87%
♦99
89
*48%
;
105%
-
>*89%
Co__
Co
1.
*85
49%
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63%
*•' *86
32%
85
*48%
1051/4
80 %
,_50
Co
Light
&
Co —L_—:
Hayes
67% May 29
94% May 16
4
103
62
par
No
preferred—
Electric
&
Power
Kellogg
46
52
».♦
86
49 Va
*102
100
10o
—r_L_-j
City Southern com
non-cum.
31% Feb 23
25% Jan
3
737s Jan
106
*98
100
_100.
93
36
'
31%
85
*85
,
.
-*79
100
27
96% Nov
102
•
32
31
50
*48%
86
(ser of-1959) .conv pfd—100
13.80%: preferred
4% preferred —
Jun
6
32
*80
•48%
<
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
,:
84% Aug 25
92 % Feb
87
"29%
,
100
1
:.._~50"
convertible preferred
100
,4%%
58% Jan
&Chem
convertible
4%%
"■'■75%'Jan
84% Jan
Alum
Kaiser
98% Mar 19
26
48% Jun
88% Dec 22
'•
35%
,
5
18%'
34
10
83/4
35"
34%
223%
18 3/a
-
8%
22%
■
_No par
.
.
'
36
83/4
83/4
22 3/4
18%
,
23
19
>>34%
".
34%
33%
33
37
*14%
35
33%
5,800
23%
23
23%
7,900
16
16
16
37%
23%
36%
36%
3,500
14%
13%
14%
1,300
36%
35%
*93%
Medusa Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common
:
1
4% preferred series B
—100
•
•
,"96
173/8
..
*93%
".
96
"
18%
18
.18%
r
36%
13,300
8%
8%
8%
4,400
223/4
223/4
2,700
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19%
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34 %
34%
34V4
19%
34%
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18 %
96
18%
*£3%
96
18
.
19
27%
500
6,200
,
28%
3,500
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^
27%
27%
84
84
4
'
27%
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28%
'
300
23%
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23
"
series)—100
240
28 3
843/4
84
a
283/e
-84
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84%
2,300
>
170-
Volume
Number 6175
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
74
Oct
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Highest
28
Feb 28
18*% May 28
,
Lowest
Highest
30
95% Dec
12
60
75
Apr 20
.247/s Mar 10
86 % Dec
11
84% Jan
37% Dec
5
9 Vo Jan
3
41V* Jan
947/a Mar 23
Merck 'A
5
88% May 25
70%
Ma^r 8
Jun
15
K82*/a Jan
89 Va Jan! 10
97
33% Jan
12% Jan
27
93% Jan*
2
14% July';, 6
88% Jun 19
,
" May 27*
31
.3
96
2
Mar 28
78Ms
Sep/, 12
84% Nov 13
81
Jan
8
87
Seti
84% July
3
80'/a Jan
30
84
Aug
3
94
Jan
99
3
307/a Jan
46% Apr
93% Jan
3
.41% NoV
4
Nov
58
99
55
17
Jan
May.
% \.t
i 4.45%
,
10
'58% Feb
14
70% Feb
123% Dec
19
Dec
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
20
,97%
10% Jan
100% Sep
16% Sep
6,
40% Feb-
25
25
Jun
75% Jun
.
79
1
33
July
.
12 Vb
Miles
15
133% Jan
3
98% Jan
.Minerals
2
2
..
87% Jun
&
15
70 '/4 Feb
16*/e Jun
27
247/a Jan
4
Minnesota
&
May 29
45% Apr
24
Minnesota
Power
12
7
-
44
6
34
35% Jan
34
Jun
21
44% Feb
16
Mission
21% Oct
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
19
Jun
28
27
Feb
19
427/a Jun
32% Jun
22
40% Feb
9
Ontario
3% Jan
6
5% Mar 27
37% Apr 20
4
34% Jan
197/8 Jan
2Vz Jun 25
50 7/a Nov 14
•
13% Jan
14
20
l
Jun
13
7% Jun
15
11
15
4
19
29
5*% JUn
15
23
35
Jun
25
MarlO
31
May 28
May 29
43% Nov 29
397/a Jan 30
34% Mar 1
26
28
22% Jun
19
RR
Feb
8% Feb
52%
Industries
3*/2%
19
4.20%
Monarch
Monon RR
Machine
20
Class
2
Monsanto
Jan
37% Jan
2
42 7/a Mar 26
98
553/4
250
5534
5534
56
3,500
237/a
167/a
247/8
25%
163/4
8,100
18,400
1,400
16 34
92
68V4 Sep 22
11% Jan
3
16% Jan
44
3
27
May 29.
15
12%:
12%
497/a
12%
12%
700
48%
497/8
167/a
47%
17%
48 34
16%
56,700
39
17%
40%
16'4
39
17%
40
5,600
40
39%
2.100
Motec
36
3,200
6.300
34%
35 y8
3434
35 %
4,500
2%
■
—100
2%
3774
31%
2%
1,100
3774
1,200
31
20%
203/a
20%
20 Va
20%
•2,000
8%
83/4
13,700
8%
8*/+
8%
8%
83/a
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67*/4
76
66%
66%
76
16%
*75*/4
16%
8%
*7%
No par
6%
—ft.
6%
37%
*15%
16%
*6
x32
*7%
6*/4
3934
34%
34%
33
-4
Mountain
32
Mar 26
16% Jun
25
29
Feb
20
22
347/a Jan
22
.
Jun
29% Mar 21
32%
33
33
33%
3174
327/4
1,800
23%
23%
23%
27%
23%
277/a
23%
27%
83/4
277/a
267/a
27%
3,100
28,300
18% Apr
59% Mar
2
47
Jan
4
.,,10
Jan
3
26% Jan
27
4
1
9% Jan
2
11% Mar.29
43 ys Jun
22
62 y2 Mar 16
i/'.
11% Jun
25
18% Apr
31*/2 Jan
16% Aug
8
31% Jan 12
19% May 29
33
17% Dec
.8% Aug 10
617/8 Jan
4
7
Nov
30
142,%
.23% Oct 30
18% Oct
4
59% Jan
4
30% May 11
92% Feb 27
;82% Aug 25
46% July
7
2
18
.29% Feb
5
Jun
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
22
Jun
72
25
83% Jan
227/a May
2
5
4
pfd
preferred
series of
1
47
9
22% May 29
5% Jun 25
37% Jun 27
30% Jan
'2
9% Mar 27
National
Fuel
National
General
56*/2 jan
97
93% Jan
National '.Gypsum
97% May
4
98
4
3
Sep
Apr
3
99% Dec
26
148% Sep
3
124% Aug 15
3
23% Jan
12
68
154% May 18
8
131% Dec
27
3
Jan
2
164% May
5
136 */2 Mar
9
27
22% Jan 20
36
Jun
6 '
19% NOV 21
»
„
5%.Jan
3
16% Dec
11
.,
9% Jan; 24
22% Jan
26
36% Jan
74
Jan
3
3
;
9
29% Jan
13
217/a Jan
16% Jun
;
6
Mar
80
3
27% Nov 28
86..
.63% Jan
.
3
Jan
.
76*% Sep
65%
,
27
•<t
July 2
May 29
25% Jan
52
Jan
9
22
81'/2 Mar
6
1% July
10
7:
Dec
4'/a Jan
3
75% Jan
-
38% Jan
24
8% Jan
21
.7
23
23:
;
3
81% Feb "27
71% Sep
14
3
83
Jun
22
54'/4 Jan
2
39% Mar 21
14
20'/a Jan
5
96
.
May 29
Neisner
:
Jan
6
88
Apr
103
Jan
4
109
Dec
:
98
Aug 14
19% Jan
30% Jan
1Q3% Mar
12
-
30
9
.
97% Aug
3% %;
4%
85
July
16% Jun
6
Feb24
24
1951-
13% Jan
26
41% Apr
5
34% May 15
63% Dec 22
20%
237/a.
100
11
3
103
July
106
Sep
18% Sep
69
•
87
New ; York
N
2
8
26
New
York
31
N
79
Jun
„
6
92% Jun
3
107
*85%
27
May 17
27 7/8 Jan
<
6
common—_1
-
A
38% Feh
.
9
Jun
4
6
9
:
75%
24
15
Jan
76
34% May 29
Jun
Apr 25
48% Apr
i,
No par
14
109
May 29
Mar
113 '/a Mar
114% Mar
15
j
136
*25
*28%
17
24%
2474
21,700
15%
-
/-
17%
/
11%
1
6%
9 '
9
32*75
,
42%
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25,900
20
136
40
•'25%. 257/a
!
.
28%
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28%
40;
:
30 y8
16 3/8
•
600
30%
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*
300
39,000
100
'
16%
2,000
.
•■•■.■•,
16%
17%
18 »/4
18%
1,500
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1114
.
674
11%
6%
6%
3,200
11'/2
,11%
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.
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,.
9
17-
5.300
900
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874
200
16
16
15%
157/a
2,100
3234
33%,
33
337/*.
76
22%
76
76
76
227/a
22>/a
2274
26,900
42%
i
r;
,
22%
•
40
75%
163%
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see page
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54
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19
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21
May 28
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7,700
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81
79%
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4
33
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20
26% Oct
4
10
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81
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24,700
36
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89% Mar 14
3
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18
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May
41% May 31
26% May 22
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5
Jan
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31
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27
15
100
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26
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16
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20
82 y2
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69'/a May
Apr
22'/8 Mar
160
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79
87
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5,200
4
5
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39
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1,600
14,200
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48
17
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34
32%
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2
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5
75% May 28
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12%
4
42
79
32% Aug
89%
79%
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13.000
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257/a
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84%
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Jan
44% Jan
25%
No par
Development Co_
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
3
46
99
56%
79%
25% Jan
Jan
62
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10,100
12
84%
CLOSED
56
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4,900
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1
30%
24%
35 J/4 Jun 25
26% Jun 22
427/a May 15
26% Oct
3
13% Apr
4
73 % Mar 29
8
31
4% Jan
A
./
29%
89
88
*95%
84 y2
82%
*97
.
30%
44%
98
-
97
•82-
22,500
*86%
22%
34%
3234
1434
13%
*86 y2
'86*/2
800
70
il74
32%
*95%
98%,
.
32%
13%
*8l
•:
82%
28%
i-2
Mission
34% Jan
Apr
'
*97
Chem
41 ys Jun
12
34% Sep
20
35% Jan
•'
..100"
Inc___
84
*81
Philipp Corp--1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1,50
3% convertible preference
100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
No par
Minn" Mining- & Mig——
_No par "
14% Mar 12
May 29
Laboratories
97
84
-
33%
86%
21
68
10%
11%
33%
12%
Shares
'21
22%
9
31%
'
the Week
70%
89
22%
-
33%
■'
87 */2
*95%
,
9
ll'/a
Friday
July 6
*
20'4
69%
*86%
22%
87%
12%
100
70%
11%
31%
12%.
86%
-
5
Mar 19
'
30
-
UtilHIea;
South
9
11%
20%
89
21%
34%
.
66% Dec 29
227/s Dec
25
14
series
preferred series-
.
8%
-
„
67%
Sales for
Thursday
July 5
207/a
*86%
21%
11%
,
8.
22% Jun
3
1
207/a
67'/b
<•■■34
Iric
—ixo' '
Midland-Ross Corp' edmmon——*5- •
5%..%
1st
preferred-;
100 t..
Midwest Oil Cory-i——
10
Middle
101% May 22
2
1-
.
preferred
89
.
.
3,80%
,
19% Jan
64%
*86%
21%
Wednesday
July 4
July 8
20%-
-No par...
Metromedia Inc—
4
39% Apr
43*% May 29
95*/a Jan
2
101% May 24
10
9
29% May 25
9
Feb
58
28
39 % Jan
Jan
common
Tuesday
*20%
Metropolitan E'dkson 3.90 % pfti-100 • > 4.35% preferred seriesa100.
3.85% preferred ;series100
May il
90
Inc
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
!
May 28
78
6
1.83%
,_16%c
Mesabi Trust—Units of benef'cl int.Mesta Machine Co—
—5...
52% Jan, ,12
58 ys Feb 15
10% Jun 25
Co
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday.
July 2
Par
Inc
preferred..
No par
Mergenthaler. Linotype Co—
,25c
Merritt-Charman & Scott
-12.50
3
14% Jan
27
27»4 Jun
87
3
Sep
Co
Stores
83.50
19
79
Mercantile
25
.32 y8 Jun
59% Mar lO:
EXCHANGE
Jun
(;19% May 29
8% May 28
9% May 29
13% Apr 20
15% Dec 11
11
Aug
3
45% Jan" 3
NEW YORK-STOCK
,
-
preferred——
-I0ft»
*-25
Nortli western Steel A Wire Co—5
Norwich .Pharmacol Co
62%c
*28%
20%
t
-
37
29
i'.
20%
'38%
.
29
20%
'
*38%
86%
89%
'90
.
'
"
•'
87%
90
•88
410
29
29
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
90O
'39%
38
39%
36 V*
37>4
3,700
29
,
*88
-
29
1,300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
(128)
20
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year19G1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
35% Jan
3
52 V'* Nov
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
Dec
May 28
92
Jan
11
98
80 % Jun
8
29
86
3
103
18
3
100
90 % Jan
13
95
5
19
16 % Apr
12
Aug
4
85
>49
r
52 v* Aug
24
3
20
19
33% Dec
21
96
Jan
2
115
Jan
2
43
97% Jan
16
1-6% Jun
26
9% Jun
15
May 29
36% Feb
Jun
25
26
'Oxford
Mar 23
5
Jan
2
Pacific
American
12
Pacific
Cement
20
Pacific
Gas
Lighting
60% Jan
2
29
39% Jan
158% Feb
2
26
Pacific
142% May 29
5% Jan
5% May 28
16% July
2
7% Jan
12
Pacific
24
13% Dec
4
3
18% Dec
12% Nov
47
20
14
177
Apr
May 29
26 Va May
6%
24
92
Jun
19
97% Feb
8
11
36 % Jun
25
58% Feb
16
32% Oct
25
44% Apr
12
22% Jun
25
Sep
19
60% Nov
22
43% Jun
5
7
22 % Jun
21
30
19 vb Jan
3
35 % Dec
23% Jan
9
27
Parke
11
31
Peabody
23% Jun
28
Feb
15
27
May
Jun
14
25
July
Jun
14
24
26
% Jan
3
23% May
4
14
20
37
6
5
28% Jan
3
45% Nov
30% Dec
11
41% Jun
263/4 Jan
9
943/4 Sep
19
101% Jun
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
11% Jan
3
9
18% Dec
32% Jan
3
58% Dec
3
10% Jun
33
106% May 25
101% May 25
18% Feb
2
6
Jan
95
*59"" Dec
3
98% Mar
27
Jun
Penn
j
27
54% Jan
4 % %
2
12
51
3
30
16
Apr
36
Sep
27
50Vb Jan
24
37
Jun
46
July 24
59% Nov
8
34
May 28
56% Feb
Jun
22
58
12% Jun
15
43% Jan
63 % Apr
12
25
20
•v
37 Va Jan
3
76
Nov
20
51 % May 29
36
May 29
94% Feb
1
100
Dec
12
99
3
Jan
!■
101
13Va Jun
25
19 Va Jan
2
20% Jun
25
42
Feb
13
2% Jun
25
3% Mar 30
35 Va May 29
57% Mar 15
3
53% Nov
65% May 16
47% Jun
24
25
30 Ve Jun
29
35% Nov 27
25
12
103% Mar 29
98
Jun
62% Jan
May 29
96
80 Va Sep
91v* July
100
22
5
100
Dec
104% Mar
Aug 14
33% Jan
Mar
85
84 % Nov
3
6
96
102
July
17%
6,200
53%
54%
543/4
55%
54%
55%
14,400
-
93
93
94%
50
393/4
393/4
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%
3,800
No par
No par
X233/8
24%
24%
24%
40,700
24
233/a
24 Va
241/4
493/4
51 Vt
52
52V4
51
51
49
50
1,200
24 %
253/8
25 Vi
253/4
25%
26%
25%
26%
6,500
*243/4
25%
*243/4
253/4
*24%
22%
22%
23
23%
23i/2
19
19%
19
19%
19%
18%
5
25
193/a
19
193/a
18%
1
—1
1
43
42 Vi
31%
30%
31
27%
27%
32%
32
33Vt
993/8
99%
99%
99%
99%
98 %
99
99
99
11%
11%
Hi/4
11%
V35%
35%
35%
35%
44%
40
'
24
3
125
30
86
12
83% Mar 16
Nov
May
8
81
Jan
2
Jan
112% Jan
Philip
5
3.90%
51% Sep
14% Jan
25
3
22% Nov
20
16% Jun
27
26% Apr
2
4
76% Dec
6
44% Jun
25
69
Jan
4
94
Feb
3
99
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
38
41% Jan
11
July 31
Dec
97
28
27
59% Mar 14
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
27
39 % Jan
10
68 % Oct
27
36 v* Jun
22
18% Jan
3
81 % Aug 23
Dec
27
12Va Oct
23
75
123
23
72
88
81
Jun
22
21
127% Jan
19
15 V4 Jun
9% Oct 30
17% May 17
62% Dec
44
3
Aug 11
61
113
21
27
5
135
9
107
Apr
13
14
Dec
13
Nov
8
„
238% Nov
116% Mar
3
28
122
78
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
3
44 Vi Jun
25
86
Jan
2
j
25% July 2
81% Jun 14
97 Vi Oct
4
92% July
Dec
4
32
'
May 28
Jan
21
,
Pittston
4
•
29 Va July
221
May 29
6
May 11
Jan
Jan
95% Mar
47% Mar
(The)
When
5
Poor
&
Porter Co Inc(HK) 5%% sf
5
;
Potomac Electric
Power
Mar 15
92 V4 Jan
2
32% Apr
19
Public
Jan
3
70% Nov
49 % May 29
69
17
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_Nopar
-28
Jan
3
30% Apr
29 Va Jan
31% May 14
91% May 17
94% May 7
25
20%Jun
81v* Aug
83% Jan
56% Jun
25
2
8
87
Dec
85
Jan
5
3
88 % Nov
87
Jan
2
86
Jan
102
Jan
3
104% Jun
28
10
90% Jan
92% Nov
106
22
23% May 29
78
23% Apr
7
May 17
22% Nov
16
Jan
3
14
84% Apr
33% Jan
4
8
3
Mar 29
May 12
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
prpfprrori
preferred.
5 05%
5.28%
109
29
2
33% Apr
79% Apr
25
71% Jan
11
3%%
22% Jan
19
24 % Apr
13
8
4 16%
24
84
18
88
Jan
29
43 Va Jan
2
Public
23
Jun
31 % May
Feb
10% Feb
21
Colorado
com
■
.'.
:
preferred
preferred
4.32%
21% May 31
5% Jun 28
of
Co
preferred
4.30%
15
29
Jun
9
4.08%
4.1&%r
10
Jun
106
No par
Gamble
$1.40 div preference
Apr
104
7
7
&
Service
May 21
22
21% Jan
Procter
110% Feb
Nov
108% Dec
70 v* Aug
21
97
Apr
.
■
>
25%
25%,
122
52
27
25%
Serv
Co
of
Ind
com
preferred
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
Power St
0
93
■>
1281/4
128 Vt1
18 »/4
17.V2
48%
160
18 Va
49%
49%'
7%
3,900
24,400
"
7%
7%
10,400
251/2
38%'--.:;
38%
*39%
110
40
200
25
39%
401/4
122
'
25
.
600
122
*120
.
49%;
49%
48
93
90
59
56Vi '758
6,600
J',
'91
'
37%
28%
•
210
3,800
107%'
1043/4
1,500
,
*-
200,800
2,000
14%
38%
•■
15
92%
93%
■"
37
1434
93 Vt
37%
28%
102%
•29%
143/4
38
64%
65
58
29%
"
128V4
1,700
38
3,600
-
130
"
25% "
106
27%
13%
93
93
57V2
♦291/4
7'.
:
X25%
-
631/4 -64%
65%
243/4
-26
58;
59
291/4
29%
58
29%
'
.'
59%
29%
29%
90
*89%
91
*89%
*89%
91 ' ■-
*89
*92
93%
89%
'
*92
93%
25%-
•
22,200
"
*89% •91
91
•
'25,600
9,000
/
I
93%
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105
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•
►
91
"
91
92
92
104
-
t
.
104
:
•
>
1,300
•■'
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70
'
~10
70
105
105
105
106
106%
107V2
106%
108
*106Vi
107%
510
28%
291/4
293/8
30
29%
303/8
11,200
72
72
29
75
180
*22 v*
23
*22'A
23
*221/4
23
23
23
400
*21 %
22
*21%
22
*22
23
22%
22%
100
61/4
2,700
72
6
No par
*84
Light Co—10
35
preferred
Puget Sound
■
13Vi
1013/4
!
,14%
64%:
*104
\
No par
100
25
25
preferred
104%
14Vi
25%
,.*92
.
13%
'
28%
97%
81
79
29%
57
•-
*70%
57V4
65
Yf/i*8a%
79
'
25%
*90
....
78
*91 Va
j
571/4
29
-
*76%
48%
56%.
v*
1,000
78
♦120
7 j'
62
v
-
-
9,000
16
25%
v
24%
:/,
4,800
40
15%
"
37%
37
22
39%
15%
7%
94
*93
22
41%
*39 %'-
14%
100
231/4
*38%
91
.
2,400
'
483/4
x91
1,400
47%
100
18 Vi
48%
25%
51%
18%
18%
46%
*98
48%
7%
,92%
26,400
128V4
18 3/s
401/4
:
84
45%
13%
39%
50
18%
47%
100
200
83
V
44%
*701%
y
129
*39 %
92%
83
*83
84
45%
*76%
25%
5
No par
100
L
1-100
-100
100
•
13%
x48
83V2
44%
78
*120
32,900
12,600
15%
40%
<•
30
..
40%
75%
22
7%
48%
.
40
.
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122
50'
741/4
181/2
7%
47V*
370
40%
79
48%
50
r
-
42%
47%
39%
14 Va
43
16
i
15%
49
9,500
76%
*83
42
18
102
*83
"
22%
129
!
763/a
*98
15%
-
1,400
.41%
'
100
401/4
95%
73
101% Nov
102
221/4
18
:
29%
«
102
15%
131
29%
30
*101
xlC2
40 Vi
...
29%
l
:.vy-.
.
41%
25%
—10
Co
7,200
""
iv*
pref-100
51%
97
22
.1
Corp..
Co
50%
97
"
Polaroid
3
521/4
'
97%
39%
;
'
42,900
•'51%
,r
2%
41%
47%
*761/2
*70%
13Va
•2,200
"
2%
40%
*95
45 Va
18%
13
24
22%
2%
41%
83
183/8
*98
700
2,400
103
46%
1.25
±
44%
•;
14%
*82
18 3/8
79
141/4
24%
700
'■
40%
103
*83
78
141/4
*101
47%
*120
1,500
102
84
83%
83%
48 y*.
6,400
41%
103
83 v*
10
issued-
^
'
77
100
*100%
102
24
«
x82%
75%
17%
7*' -14
97 %
*96
103
44%
14
14V4
42%
*129
140
•
31%
84
*82 %
'
:
>
293/4
103
*102
41%
123/4
14 v
3'
2%
.
41%
*76%
.
c,
Independence
Day
?
51%
15
.
30%
CLOSED
41
•
40
•«•■
l.
13,200
*99% .102
"14%
14%
24%
24%
'
2%
2%
21%
2.50
Inc
-32%
7,900
.
*99'%
17%
1
common
.'31%
J
40%
J
96
103%
*70%
$3.50' convertible preferred——75
'
Plough
22
8
Co
STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
-
r
46%
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
40% •'-41%
14
83%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
*391/4
52% ? 53
84
No par
1
(conv)—
Forgings Co
44%
40'A
41%
45%
'
41%
50%
29%
*98
45V4-
46%
41V4
'
521/4
40
43%
1,000
41%
40 Va
*83
36%
521/4
50%
*83%
36-
*39'/4
45%
: 40
41%
72% ,.75%
5%
35% Mar 29
6
25
14
50
8
44% Jun
-
22% Mar 30
'
19
33% Jan
19% Jan
Feb
79% Dec
120
3
88
24
Jun
69
13
55% Jan
38
96 vi Jan
Feb
9
24
5
17% Jan
4
Jan
common
38,100
'41%
83%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh. Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
20
54
2%
96
120
11%
51%
38 %
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
1
16
67% Feb
27
5
May
29% Feb
24%
39%
310
11 1/4
41'/a
29%
preferred
preferred
Pittsburgh
.
14%,;
*102
7.700
99%
•
> ...
44
40
.50%
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5
convertible
preferred
No par
$4.80
12% Jan
Jun
Dec
175
139
Inc
102
24
.
1,900
'99%
51 %
14%
2%
5,200
.
41 Va
.
101%
preferred
series
*99%
yr
*98
31% ' 32%
14
14 %
14»D
29V*
Phillips Petroleum—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
8
27
37
21% Nov
3
1
Jan
6V1 May 29
12
55% Jan
Jan
47% Jun
Jan
65% Jan
46% July 21
9% Jan
Nov
22
16 Vb May 15
22
8
28% Apr
3
79% Feb 28
Sep 27
18 v* Jan
Jan
86% Mar
11
12% Jun
Apr 21
18% Mar 16
131
65% Mar 19
14% May 29
77 % May 29
27% Apr 24
■88 % Mar 21
Morris
4%
19
.
41
41
82 %
(NY)
Corp
Reading
84% Feb
44 va Jan
64 %
&
87% Mar 27
25
42% Jun
Phila
'
52'
101%
preferred
preferred
4 68%
31
Jan
13%
100
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
1
preferred—,
4.30%
98% May 17
25
;
:••!
r
40
12.50
preferred
3.80%
33
No par
common
4
.>
•
<41%
52
..
13,000
11%
30%
5
33 %o
42
27'A
35%
40
3,200
43
41
31%
39%
5
Co
5
81
66% May 29
82% Jun
4
% Jan
Apr
Inc
Coi-
10%
10%
*411/4
32
43%
—100
1
10%
43
42V4
41%
800
271/4
35-5
—No par
9,400
97 Vi
vl0%
50
1,400
191/4
27%
.
100
993/8
common—1
19%
19
31%
313/a
97 V*
-
25
19%
19 v*
323/B
31V4
27 V*
30%
....
25
19%
27%
27 V*
Inc—
26
241/4
*411/4
42%
*25
313/4
31%
31
3
Corp—1
41
25
10%
10%
43
*41 Vt
*41 Vi
X41%
100
:—100
—10...
10 3/4
11V4
10%
5
50
1
Corp
Electric
4.40%
*93
93
38 Vi
preferred
Phila
94%
*93
93
1
Co Inc
&
4,500
53 5/s
common—
(Chas)
9%
91/4
52 V*
,
Permutit
5,000
22,400
RR
Brewing
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
50
4,200
17%
11%
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
/•
13
106
35% Jun
7,V5/4 Jan
88
8
5
29
78 % Jan
7
5
Jan
8
15
102% Feb
PfaudleT
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
>
34% Mar 20
6
82% Jan
1
1
>
17%
171/4
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
14
3
Milk Co
17%
IIV4
4%%
20
30% Jan
Pet
1
*17'/4
17%
17%
6
16%
Sand
convertible
143%
5%
11%
Gas Light &
5%
311/4
143%
5%
17%
Permanente Cement-Co
28
Jun
5 % May 25
3
46% Jan
Sep
31
66% Jan
19% Dec
>
15
15
2 '
Jan
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23'
49% Apr
15% Sep 26
32 % Sep
Jan
Peoples
30%
144%
*5Ve
11%
Corp
Stores
311/4
144%
6
313/s
17V8
Light com—No par
series
30%
146
6
30%
,
6V4
163/4
Coke—No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
—^100
Pepsi-Cola
Co
-33 %c
Perkln-Elmer Corp—
—1
52% Mar 19
39 Va May 29
1,000
146
30%
146
:u'«
Nov
48
17%
173/8
Co
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
,
11%
preferred
4.40%
17%
230
■
17
common
Glass
Power &
17Va
,.1,400
2,300
.:
<
99
11
Corp_'
Inc
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
17V8
99'.
17 Vi
preferred
(J C)
Pennsalt
38% Mar 22
28% May 29
Dec
40
Penney
'29%- •3o%
99
;
16%
Inc
;
17
2
100:• 100%
31%
'
11
Industries
52% Jan
20
17
17
...
•
9Vi
preferred
prior
Co
Jan
99
16%
6
5
Corp
Cement
34% Feb
98%
7,100
■
.
10%
Tool
Penn-Dixie
41
30%
98 Va
710
9,400'
73
100 %
100 v*
•30%
30%
'
.
•553/4- .1
70c
1
common
Penn
14
21
54%
72%
99%
14,800
50c
Co
2
25
21
56%
733/4
30%
29%
100
3
23 % Jun
101
'100
100%
2,600
11,700
153/b,
Line__No par
Pipe
4
25 V8 Jun
j
553/4
72 %
/
73%
"
■.*.;■
53%
14%
'
144
Corp.—1
Airways
Co
conv
21
Day
39 V4
■503/B
12,600
Sulphur
&
Fruit
,
Independence
57
71%
15%
21
:
2,300
19% Jan
4.68%
56
72%
*38%
54
V 7,100
48% Jan
27% Jan
21
56%
,39%
53%
May 29
40
33
•
36,100
53
Ford
&
21
383/4
53
143/4
;
* '
•
53%
Transportation
conv
20%
CLOSED
15%
350
,5,300
53Ve
Pictures
Pendleton
Penick
14%
28%
27%
-
,
■
533/4
15
29
10% Jun
Dec
15
2
6
EXCHANGE
15%,;
•
'533/4
28%
28
1,500
94
,35%,:..
35
523/4
May 31
18% Jun
27
26
41% Jan
49% Apr
59% Nov
5 °/r
Mar 29
39%
.39
STOCK "
15,300
53
Electronics
Coal
,
52
30%
*9°
100
East
Parmalee
Jan
18
37% Apr
&
Davis
38% Mar 15
35
28%
*92
:
*
•
163/a
52
preferred
75% Apr
21
Apr
4%
•
93
35
,.34%
8,800
35%
163/B
10
No par
Teleg com—14 2/7
Consolidated
Paramount
28
34%
35
16%
93
94
33%
,
35%
*16%
27%
34%,.
53
Corp
World
Panhandle
59% Mar 14
45% May 29
22
95% Nov
*93
94
39%
Electric
12
85% Apr
16%
17,200
Amer
59 % Nov
34%
16 v*
11%
Pan
5
33%
16%
29%
American
18
33
■; 590
11%
Pan
86 % Jan
393/4
39
28%
Packard-Bell
533/8 Jan
96%
39%
38%
x34%
11%
Packaging Corp. of America
393/a July 19
*95%
*95
38 %
38 Va
293/8
3
24% Feb
96%
96%
*95
110
450
11%
5
25
99
29
12
Jun
*98%
11%
Jan
16
98
29 Va
20
6
98
11
15% Jan
23% Dec
99
9,800
..
28%
25
8
97%
41%..-*
llVt
22
23% Mar
82%
41
283/4
8% Jun
30
.96%
*81 %
413/4
10%
10 v* Jun
19
*95%
81%
16%
Mar 22
24 % Aug
96%
81%
28 VB
26% May 15
7
96%
81
38
100%
,
41%
41%
96
5
Aggregates Inc_5
preferred
Tin
;
Shares
81
38 /8
Corp
&
&
Telep
<
the Week
July 6
96
14%
20
56
69%
——-—No par
.15% Jan
25
^
Friday
July 5
40 %
96%
33%
27 /4
,r;.
Sales for
Thursday
98
16/4
92
;
PRICES
81%,
32%
.
SALE
96%
98
95%
37%
.
15
common
preferred-.
85
8 % May 16
3
Co
5
101 Va Feb
3
65 v* Oct
23
Co
Paper
Pacific
48% Apr
Jan
30% Jan
16% Sep
13
3
Mar
34% Dec
141 % Jan
52
2
87% Feb
14
July 11
18
25 % Jan
27
15
Apr
24% Jun
5
14
Jun
25
18
13
Jun
22
3
43% Dec
14 Va Jan
;76
99%, Jun
120% Afar
4
12% Oct
23
Jan3
24% Mar 1
25
13 Ve May 28
64
104
18
98
3
54% Jan
May 28
28% Jun
26
6
26
41% Jan
25
Jun
Feb
■19
11
82 v* Oct
87% Jan
41
50
Sep
26% Jan
106
8
25
Oil
..
.
No par
Okla Gas & Electric Co common_5
4% preferred
—:
—20
4.24%
preferred
100
; Oklahoma
Natural Gas—
7.50
Tolin Mathieson Chemical Corp—5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
Otis
Elevator
——3.125
Outboard Marine Corp_i.
30c
Outlet Co
No par
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4% < preferred100
23
94%Jun
35
102% Mar 22
Sep 28
18% Apr
31
45 y2 Jun
27
28 Vi Feb
17% Oct
16% Jan
Nov
82
4
4.44%
Ohio
8
45% Mar
25
26
7
5
26% Dec
56 v2 Jan
4.56%
18
Apr
29% Jun
22
59% Oct
11
17
3.90%
88 Va Jan
4
42 % Nov
Dec
76
Dec
Mar 26
100
100
100
100
HIGH
40%
40
96 /2
80 /a
15
common
preferredpreferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
16% Jun 28
17% Mar 15
32 vb Aug 24
39
30 Va Jun
May 15
May 16
45% Mar 14
May 29
36
20
Nov
90
39v* Jan
95% Jan
4
\ 45 Vi Aug
36 v* Jan
33vb Jan
97% July
Nov 22
Co
Edison
Ohio
2
100
27
93% Jan
49% Jan
38
16
23
July 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
July 4
Tuesday
July 3
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
72
6
6V8
*84
6
85%
85V2
36Vi
36
36%
'
73
6 Vt
73
6%
74
6%
85%
84
36%
36%
36%
36%
20%
20%
203/4
800
*84
50
84
4,600
'
May
8
*19%
20
20
20
32% Oct
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
2OV4
24
42
Jun
12
2j
Jun
29
38% Mar
9
Pullman
-No par
23%
24%
24%
24%
243/a
243/4
23%
24%
23,100
31v* Sep
27
39% Jun
14
28% Jun
25
37
5
29%
30%
30%
31%
303/4
313/s
30
31
15,300
68
2,300
H19
May 29
23 %
Mar 27
Pure
Inc
Oil
Q
67% Feb
17
96
Dec
15
60
Jun
13
145
Sep
18
140
S6% Jan
4
31
Aor
1
131
For
footnotes,
see
May 29
Jun
28
26% May 29
page 23.
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
•
Quaker
•
6%
Gats
Co
preferred
Quaker State
Oil
6
67%
69
100
common
"140%
144
Refining Corp„10
27%
27%
67
*140%
*27 %
68 Vt
145
27%
66%
*140%
27%
68 Vi
143
27%
67
*140%
27
143
27 Va
600
Volume
Number
196
6175
.
.
.
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(129)
i.
————————————
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
July 2
July 3
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 4
\
V*. '
'
•
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
28% Jun
9
Jun
29
16% Oct 24
26 y4 Dec
233% Feb
33% Sep
5
57 >/a Jan
4
U Va Oct
27
17% Jan
4
34% Sep
•8
88% Feb
58
13
713/4 Dec
16% May 29
25
3
20% Nov
3
Oct
26
43% Nov
Aug 24
493/4 Jun
Oct
11
663/4 Mar
21% Dec
29
25
10% Jan
3
6
22
53% Jan
3
653/4 Mar
37% Mar
9
52
43% Jan
69%
69
69
14%
153/a
69
69
69
69
24% Apr
41% Feb
18
16
Raytheon
non-cum
1st
non-cum
2nd
66% Jan
2
Red
21% Jun.:.
8
Reed
Jun
22
27
21 % Feb
12
4
Reichhold
6
Reliable
4
Reliance
49% Jan
14
23
Jan
23
May 11
76
Jan
30
May 28
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
May 29
Jun
25
May 29
34% Jun 25
17
60
4
Revere
52% Jan
2
41 % Jan
4
30
67% Mar 13
48
Jan
8
50 Va Apr
97
Jun
25
1163/4 Jan
14
80% Feb
16
87
8
Mar
6
90
Jan
153/4 Feb
1113/4 Nov
8% Jun
J4
26
3% Jun
3
25
5
25
102
59 % Jun
5
Mar
13
26 % May 11
38% Aug
9
87
93% Dec
4
27 % May
5
15 % May 29
6
25
May 29
73
Jun
27
90% Jan
conv
2nd
12
25% July
28
11
352% Jan
26
18
22% Jun
26
16 %
May 29
15% Jan
3
20% Nov
8
13% Jun
25
70 % Jan
5
79
7
72 3A Jan
5
31% July 20
92
Jan
223/4 NOV 21
14% Jan
22
21% Jan
34% May
8
70
j46% May
38
8% Sep
Nov
17
May 29
8% Jun 27
14
36
25
5% May 29
14% Mar 10
19
May .29
32% Jun
46% Nov 24
Jan
May 29
11% May 29
8
May 10
May
27
273/4 May 29
5
11
8% Jan
27
Jun
95
May 25
39% Feb 16
7% Jan
■
23% Jun
19
100
4
.
60% May 29
<41% Nov
9
73% Jan
11
87
Jan
16% Jan
70
Feb
5
27
4
3
21
74
Jan
3
1,800
25%
253/a
28
30%
283/4
28
5
313/4
32
323%
31%
32 %
78%
82
31%
83%
32%
5
86
4,600
83%
*90%
85'A
81%
*90 Va
92
82 Va
100
92
4,030
♦90%
92
1
17%
17%
18
16
common
preferred series A
Corp
I
Corp
Royal
Royal
Feb
6
97
Jun
25
5
:
Jun
6 3/4 Feb
15% May 28
23% Jan
14
27% Mar
4
943/4 Nov
15
11% Jan
12
17
105
8% Jan
13
50"% Feb
88% Jan
4
15% Mar
14% Jan
11
"17%
17%
173/4
173/4
8%
8%
/ 8%
8 5%
Co
Screw
Mfg Co
l
Finance
&
Rubber
Inc
28
42% Jan
36% Oct
9
63% Jan
11
44% Jan
f
4
6
12% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
363/4 Jun
46 % Jan
4
77
38% Jan
3
19
133/4 May 26
9% Dec
4
6% Mar 15
49
Nov
60% Nov
9
14
65%
30
28
3
7% May 29
25
10 Va Jan
9% Jan
58
Feb
Smith-Corona
Mar 23
Feb
19
44% Jan
17
15% Jan
3
303/4 Dec 21
22
16
4
31% Sep
8
24% Nov 21
Jan
15% Jan
17 % Jun
233/4 Feb
5%
South
16
11
July 2
28% Jun 26
40 % Jan
27% Jan
16
29% Dec
26
31% Dec 29
47% Jan
19
613/4 Nov
36% Jan
3
53% Nov 17
40% Jun
38% Jan
3
49% Nov 22
25
36
23% May 29
38 % Jun 25
10
3
29% Oct
13
17% Jan
193/8 Nov
8
65% Mar 20
72% Oct
30
26% Jan
16
38% Dec
14
20% Jan
4
27
3
91
3
3
Jan
For
3..
11%
Mar
Feb
footnotes,
4
17
8%
Railroad
Co
Gold
St
32
17
17%
163/4
175%
see page
83
23.
:
May 29
Co
l
Mar
8
86;
$4.50
17%
13 %
13%
13 %
13%
1,300
30%
313/a
30
31%
40,900
173/4
175/8
17%
173/4
17%
17%
173/4
28,700
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
16 3/4
17
11%
11 s/a
\19%
193/4
600
21%
21%
3,400
40 Va
41
7,800
44V4 /"
43%
44
391% ' 433A
26
26
26
26
26%
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19%
18Va
1,800
11,900
19
32%
323%
32V4
323%
32Va
32%
32
32%
21
♦26
26%
400
2,400
24,300
93%
96
94%
96%
96%
97%
95
96
8, ICO
51%
513%
513%
52
513%
52
51 3A
52
3,500
223A
233%
23
235%
23
235/8
23
23%
5
.
.
17%
175%
17%
18%
173%
17%
16%
22%
21%
22%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
St Bros
Industries
tr
473/4
473/4
48%
49
51
50
52
25,600
49%
49 Va
50
49%
50%
49%
50%
27,200
6V4
8%
6,100
5%
5%
5%
53/4
.
*52
53%
73/4
453/4
*52
31
8
8 Va
49%
53%
*52
53%
313A
,
iV—f 46
♦52
.
|
313/4
31
32%
23%
24 Va
53%
31%
433%
*42%
43%
423%
43%
24
243%
24%
47
47%
48
185%
183A
5
.
1
No par
20
Co
100
*71
1
26%
1
Inc
.
23
24
*29
' 30
5,700
2(800,>
11,400
233/4
241/4
*281/4
293/4
193%
19%
19%
26 Va
26%
26%
271/4
26%
43%
435%
45%
43%
433A
44%
43
433/8
43
433/a
4,400
24%
243%
25
24%
243A
28,000
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
9,800
18®%
74
•71
183%
18 Va
72
28
15%
15 %
28
15%
153/4
16
16 Va
4%
4%
4%
17%
4%
28%
28%
29%
;
16%
".1
f
29%
24,700
18%
1,700
900
183/4
5,300
72
20
26%
28
7,300
15%
15%
1,200
16%
9,800
16 Va
4%
4%
29%
451/4
45
*70
17
4%
H
-,M.
29,100
44%
28%
27%
300
19%
27 Va
45
72
27%
15%
29 3A
*29
183A
74
27%
v.
7,600
48'A
19%
15%
l
8
8
46 %
18
'
„
15%
2.50
common
53/4
53/4
•
73/4
44%
,.
42%
ctfs
2,100
47%
48%
433A
Co
Corp
Inc ' common—
15,900
"
423%
common
(A G)
3,500
17
22
42%
preferred
preferred
7,200
133/4
313%
413%
4.20%
preferred
Sperry Rand Corp common
': $4.50 preferred.
Spiegel
;.
17%
1,000
8,900
13 %
113/4
(Del)—No par
Ohio stock
8pencer Chemical Co
9
97
May
38% Mar
17%
10
7%
31
17%
Co
Spartans
90% Jun 22
.'
7%
305/8
3,800
31 %
ELNo par
7.50
St
2
•'■20% Jun 25
8
31%
200
8%
105
133/4
263%
2
;
8%
*103 Va
32%
25%
24
2
17%
8 3/8
105
113/s
133/B
8%
8% Jan
19
8
31
♦11
1,700
31
183%
42% Jan
Apr
8%
8
28=%
47% Jan
95
7%
233/4
27
24% Jan
8 Va
•103%
18
25
15
8%
103%
28%
25
25
11%
31%
,_25
Jun
Jun
11%
16%
26
com
Service
253/4 Jun
Jan
11%
22
Sugar
Spalding
-
50,200
16
44
:
Railway
non-cum
Sparton
2,500
66 Va
5
Rico
Public
5
4
40%
65%
32
Pacific
St
39%
65%
31%
Gas
Mobile
16
40 3A
65 %
32
2.50
Gas
5%
16
393/4
66%
"
Natural
26
16
16%
41%
*11
7%
Indiana
Apr
11,000
21
Co
20% Apr
16%
64%
*15%
44%
Southern
75
16%
8%
73/4
Southern
Southern
17 %
103 Va
5%
Southern
Southern
16%
8
42%
30
7
1,400
16,300
16%
4%
203/4
California Edison
16
•45/8
24%
7%
50
preferred
593/8 Feb
■
23
20%
Jersey Gas Co
30% Feb
80
24
105
No par
1
Southern
52% May 10
50
Mar 21
♦76
4%
60
2,900
41
16
com.4.50
Co
31"% Mar 30
57% Jan
80
20%
preferredPuerto
21
23%
313/4
Platinum
E&G
26% Jan
13
-
South
98
20%
24
1
Labs-No par
15
Southwestern Public Service
90
<>64% Ar
St French
Southeastern
85%
♦95%
20%
Inc
7
2
-88% Apr
14
33
<84 Va
98
21%
20
35% Mar
May 15
973A May 9
-
:
8
♦103%
85%
6,100
6,200
34,800
'
12% Jun
35
'
34% Oct 26
82
11%
l
223/4 May 29
13% May 29
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
3
88% Jan
71
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
7% Jan 12
26
May 29
21% May 29
44
May 29
18% July 5
11
61% Oct
26
647/8
7
'
Carolina
May 28
Jan
,40%
62%
5
Amer
50
53
Marchant
South
29
88
15%
40%
4%'
65/8
10
South
4
20% Jan
16%
*74
4%
7
25
Soo Line
5
Jan,
173/4
20%
80
"
4%
23%
16 %
•95%
2.50
Co
2
49% Oct
.
4%
24%
50o
4
52% Jun
*74
80
4%
♦84
20%
20%
233/4
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Kline
.
84
98
♦95%
20%
63/4
l
15
3
28
*74
'
.
Socony <Mobll Oil Co Inc
25
Jan
98
20%
1
84
85%
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20
Corp
1
Jan
9
*84
"
25
6%
6%
5
5
39% Jun
1,100
63%
Co
(A O)
Corp
Smith
29,300
34%
28%
Corp
23
5% July
1
14
47% Mar 15
Oil
28 3A Apr
56% Mar
40 %
33%
No par
29 % Jan
72% Feb
39%
33%
65 3A
Co
Manufacturing
25
40
33 Va
29%
Oil
25
39%
333/4
No par
Skelly
Jun
40
64%
Co
Singer
45% Jun
38%
283/4
;
Pattern
Smith
27% Jan
20% Jan
Co
3,100
12,900
333/4
333/4,
64%
America
Sinclair
44
,
150,200
293A
No par
8
May 29
11%
29
L
20
7
11
800
1
40% Feb
Feb
11%
39%
No par
Simplicity
40
5,900
10%
<10%
33%
64
Corp
of
28,300
95%
32%
7
Simonds Saw & Steel
62
26%
33%
29%
Inc
21
25
*93
32%
39
1
353/8 Mar
50% Jun
203/4 Jun 25
Day
64
(Frank G)
263/a May 22
5
•
32%
*33
1
33% Mar 29
129 % Mar 22
25%
95%
300
"
3
15% May 28
52% Dec 28
9% Dec
30
May 29
84% Jun 25
26%
300
4,200
6%
Co
Simmons
10
*93
19%
153/4
74
28%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
19
10
9%
253/4
95%
15 %
*70
9%
4
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
44% Jan
'
26%
323/4
*93
*18%
16
19
15
Apr
253/4
V,
19%
75%
123/4
18% Jan
56
26
95
32%
15%
9 Va
22% Jan
45% May
3
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Shell Transp St Trad NY shs ordJBl
Sheller Mfg Corp1
Sheraton Corp of America
50o
127% Nov
3
26 % Oct
243/4
♦18 3/a
♦71
12%
18% May 15
5
CLOSED
190
3,165
26
18%
14% May 29
May 29
16% Jun 25
EXCHANGE
25%
93/a
16
25
STOCK
16%
723%
26 Va
12%
Shattuck
39% July
'18%
16
16,200
89
360
19%
Shell Oil
2
26
42%
89
*200
9 3/a
413/8 Mar 20
33 % Jan
183/4
18%
26%
42V4
90%
123/s
23 % Mar 28
27
26%
18%
293/4 Jan
Jun
26%
43
360
9%
25
19
*89
♦200
125%
25
383/4 May 23
60% Apr 17
423/s
91
183%
21
Jan
42%
9%
25
Corp
11,900
12%
113A Jun
Shoe
1,300
8%
183%
14% Jun
May 28
11% Jun 27
--73/4
173/4
9%
29% Jun
8
2,300
17%
11
12%
6
233/4 Aug
1,000
34%
18 3/a
233/4 May 15
14
12 3/4
34%
♦10 Va
8%
360
95
No par
4
16% Feg
12 3/4
11
173/4
*89
1
Industries
Steel
5,700
9
28
8
13
63%
common
31
Dec
63,700
9
._No par
No par
preferred
21
4
1,565
363/4
'
Shamrock Oil St Gas
19
21%
83A
30
Co
Shahmoon
15% Sep
15% Jan
21%
36%
1
Falls
Sharon
4,600
9%
34%
*200
723/4
12%
Co
Roebuck
12
May 17
413/a
%
5
113/4 Mar 30
46% Mar
89
16%
18 %
Co
45 % Feb
313/8 Feb
42%
32%
100
5
3
7,300
17
36%
8%
72%
5
Corp of Amer
Sealright-Oswego
$5.25
17%
22
17 Va
15%
_No par
Sears
Servel
18%
35c
preferred
St Bolt
Selberling
17
23%
13
*10 Va
17%
*22%
34 J/4
34%
•11
72
„
1.40
Seagrave Corp
:
13%
33%
*10%
360
26%
10
common
Seaboard Air Line RR
.Seaboard
123A
34%
17%
23%
2,800
92
1
25
5
89%
*200
100
preferred-
3.65%
"
13%
17
*90%
1
1,700
28%
1
63/8 Jun
25
v
V_
N
30% Jun
Jan
40%
*
100
common
19
18% Sep
"
100
preference
503/8 Mar 13
36% Oct
333/4
1.66%
series A
37% May 12
<
13%
No par
2.50
Inc
Scovlll
7
7
*10%
convertible preferred-
$4
•
4
103% Feb
103% Feb
Hi
Hi
"5
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
2
2
May 29
63/4 May 29
Nov 27
14% Apr
7
25
10
9%
Scott
1
59
July 28
20% Apr
Jan
97% Jan
n31% Mar
33% Jun
Jun
36 Va
9%
:
64%
s
pfd 4.40%
Schick
14
51% Dec
Feb
54
36s%
9%
-
663/4
sV'
-
Schlumberger
*
9
31 % Jan
36%
93/a
Diego Gas St Electric Co
5%
3
13
25
36%
9%
Inc
Schering Corp
12
30% Jun
Jun
21%
35%
Co
Co
Convertible
30
Jun
82
15
5
21%
20 g
Corp
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co__.
Schenley Industries Inc com
4
26% Jan
21% July 25
25
25
•22%
San
4
21
Jun
23%
21%
1
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power—No
par
St L San Fran Ry Co com
No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
8t Regis Paper Co common
5
2
90
4% Jun
173/4
*22%
21%
1
Petroleum
.17
23
*21%
Stores common,..
4% : preferred
4.30% conv preferred
1st
17%
173/4
*22%
Safeway
San
173/e
1
Dutch
McBee
■
16 3/8
173/4
IIIIIII1
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
9
May 22
37% Feb 24
293/8 Mar 21
Jan
1.25
No par
Roper
14
20
7,600
25%
Ronson
1
743/4 Jan
14
10
Jun
Nov
33/8
25%
42% Jan 24
Jun
3%
25 5%
9
86
93/4
3%
28
4%
2
18
10
24%
Rohr
2
Jan
3%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
2
77
■81% May 9
<97
May 19
27% Jun 15
9%
3%
28
3
98% Feb
8,600
10
25%
1
11% Jan
600
10
3%
28
23
<423/4 Jan
93/4
3%
.
£
27%
4
27
93/4
3%
1
•
X243/4
393/a Mar 12
25 % Jun
4
47% Dec
9%
88
No par
10
20% May 21
60% Feb
88
4,500
9,800
4
10 3/8 Jan
88
■
25%
94 % May 15
352 % Jan 26
18 % Jan
89,300
88
X100
25%
2
,27% Jan
87%
48%
Ltd.
Ryder System Jjup
16 % Jan
46%
104%
26
11
May
493/4
104
Rohm & Haas Co
25
Apr
3,500
47%
105
253/a
13
40 %
49 Va
87%
25%
18% Feb
100
1023/4
473/a
89%
25%
"
30% Jan
47%
l
22
21% Mar
49
104%
45%
*88%
Controls
26% Jan
80% Feb
*48 %
1023/4
7,600
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
37; Jan
50,300
22%
;
Jun
38,000
5
com
series
Corp
■
89
30,100
22 Va
24%
100
100
Tobacco
1
Apr
413/a Oct
1043/4
50
22%
Ruberoid
373/4 Dec
*49
Corp__
Rubbermaid
3
50
22%
5
26% Jan
*49
25 3/a
4
404% Dec
49%
*49
;
393/4
213A
23%
•
24%
26
27
24%
9,700
Jan
Dec
23
24
36%
% Jan
372
22%
22%
14
27
23%
24%
213%
17% Jan
Nov
37%
40 Va
22%
23%
*21%
41
93
40%
40
23%
243/8
300
4,600
21%
32
3
35
21%
5
Jan
35
2.50
3
86
34%
653/4
8
603/a Jan
34%
4,200
45,500
293/8
143/4 Feb
36% May 29
39%
353/8
40% May
6
39%
29%
8% May 29
11% May 29
633/4 Dec
40
36%
33 % Jan
3
39%
20,400
8%
15
30%
18
36% Jan
♦14%
30
11
15
383A
143/4
353/4
43% Apr
19% Apr
7% Jun
383/4
143/4
65%
29% Sep
10% Oct
£2% Mar 16
34%
153/a
7%
663A
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
25
40
34 Va
57
15%
8%
30%
27 % Apr
12% Oct
393/a
34%
*55
16
1,400
363%
21% May 29
153/4 May 29
40%
33%
1,900
65
14
May 29
203/4 May 29
8
39%
8
34%
11%
30
1
29
14%
15 %
'
11
35%
18
May 29
8%
34%
11%
67
27% Dec
■>
16%
8%
14%
300
34%
57
5,800
30
253/4 Apr
10% Jun
153/4
8%
17%
36%
273/4 Dec
7
11
12
653/4
Oil
Feb
12
♦34
♦55
700
11 %
17%
22%
Manufacturing
18
10
12%
-
18
35
Mar 22
24 % Jan
♦12%
12%
37%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
Apr 18
94
12%
293/4
3
Feb
38
1,000
10
23
124
1,400
19%
-..22%
Rhodesian
12
33% Apr
41%
*19
.No par
50
A
500
41
193/8
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Co
Selection Trust
Rlchardson-Merrell Inc
2
1,200
9
113/4
57
10
pref_.
Rheem
14
Mar 14
6%
13 3/4
9
403/,
*17%
11%
*55
283/a
63/8
9%
1
4% %
3.60%
27%
•13%
6%
14
12%
Independence
33%
14%
.
29%
7,300
18,400
40%
Day
8%
5
series
(R J)
16%
CLOSED
-
14%
»
Preferred
"15%
12 3%
11
57
10
18%
19 3^
50c
preferred
Reynolds
12%
103/4
*55
50c
4 3/4 %
4
103/4
5
series—100
preferred
Inc
16% Jan
27% Aug
3'/a%
.
5
Steel* Corp___
St Brass
12% Jan
27
Co
common
Robertshaw-Fulton
27
27% Jan
18%^ap .30
33 Va
Eng
42% Feb
Jun
233/a Jun
Nov~27
Dec
33%
_1
.10
.
Company,
23
17% Dec
33
St
Ritter
473/4 Jun
15
•18
343/8 Mar 26
10
46% Apr
12
*17%
Paper
32% Feb
12% Feb
11%
17%
Riegel
50% Mar 13
36% Jan,
10% Mar 15
11%
17%
Richfield
30
May
12%
11 %
37% Mar 19
Nov
17% Jan
•12%
443/4 Mar 14
24% May 11
18 3/4 Jun 27
34
50c
Corp_.
18%
*9
19
32% May 11
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
23 % Jan
19
Inc
13,000
*13%
EXCHANGE
18%
300
8%
18%
6%
9
3,800
8%
28%
STOCK
18%
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
31
40% Jun
9
800
9%
7
14
No par
Rexall
5
7
*13
9%
39%
Copper
Revlon
6%
13%
38 5/4
Chemicals
Republic
5
63/4
9%
71,300
18%
29 Va
39%
convertible
Jan
28 Va
39
Mfg Co
preferred
43% Jan
283/4
9
183%
*13
50
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common:
$1
18
Co
Stores
Elec
17%
No par
Bit
Bros
Conv
Mar 12
27
6
3
Reeves
9%
27%
m
50
preferred
8%
Inc
Reliance
28
73/8 May 29
5
25
Roller
preferred
8%
44%
17%
50
common
Stores
19% Apr '
26
29
23% May
Owl
16 3/4 Jan
,13
14
14
Reading Co
8 3/8
5
4%
1
20% Jun
90% Oct
Co_
4%
Jan
19
213/4 Jun
89% Nov
29
16
*69
5
56% Jun
131% Jun
78% Jan
15
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc__3.33%
Rayonier Inc
1
16
15
33
8
37% Sep
153/4
4,400
15;
35
2
25% Jan
15%
14%
Inc
10% Feb
3
26
12% Dec
1
143/8
House
13% Jan
May 23
Oct
Mar
153/8
<12
18
May 17
68% Sep
83
14%
153/B
58
7
49% Jan
108
3,700
15
Random
Mar 16-
93/4 Jun
13
3
Jan
323A
Aug 18
8
603/4 Nov
23
47
Dec
81
31% Jun
84
3
35% Oct
15%
10% May 29
9% May 29
183/4 May Ml
14% Jan
23
32
15
Inc.
163/4 Jun
May 8
203/4 Apr ~ 7
67/ Apr " 7
20
Jun
72
15
Co
15
17% Jun
28% May 10
54
57
713/4
14%
32 3/4
2.50
Ranco
com_Nopar
preferred
Purina
34
25
'1
May 29
6% Jun
3
15
43%
72
32 %
1st
123/4 May 29
83/4 Jun 18
*8
16% Jan v 6
42%
72
32
14% Feb
1
"
44%
72
31%
May 29
7% Jun 25
18
,
43 %
715/8
Corp of America
$3.50
Ralston
13
25 % Feb
Jan
43
713/4
32
303/4 Feb
153/4 Jan
16
43
713/4
27
65
41%
313/4
13% Jun
6
Shares
2.50
26
„
the Week
July 6
No par
10
2
13
12% Jan
Radio
Mar 30
Jan
213/a Jan
10% July 26
Oct
63% Mar 14
79
45
12% May 29
113/4 Mar 22
July 19
15% Dec
25
28
21% Apr
6
243% Aug 31
44% Aug 18
27
27
71% May 29
11
Dec
Friday
juiy 5
R
'
49% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
'
.
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4%
28%
29%
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5,300
-
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95
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.
95
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25
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-
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.
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,
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60
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(130)
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year19G1
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Dec
28
35 % Dec
12
91".
15
23
24% Jun
29
52% Jan
78% May 12
-35
72 % Jan
Nov
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
9
53% Jun
39 '
25
77% Jan
18 % Jan
3
2
Standard
60% May
3
5
4
50
25
87% Dec
4
81% May 29
92
25
55"% Dec
27
41 % May
58% Feb
40% Jan
3
51% Sep
29
Jan
9
18% Oct
59% Feb
82
57% Nov 28
25% Oct
3
7
?
Mar 23
'
86
43% Jun
Jun
18
32
31
28% Apr 27
26% Jan
42% Dec
3
8% Nov
17% Jari
45% Dec
15
77
*
13% Jan
9
67
Jan
3
3
29% Jun
14% May 29
12
99% Nov
10
30
27
23"
21% Jan
11
32% Oct
12
21
Jun
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
15
16 % May-
17% Jan
9
20
-
35% Aug 10
4
53% Jan
4
27% Jan
3
7
Jan
Jan
3
445
Feb
15
2
'
8
197
Stene &
13
33% Apt 24
"Jan
44
May 29
Co
common_._.-a5
360-
I
$5
convertible preferred
2
Suburban
28% Jan
2
19% Feb
2
100
tl
Suburban
/'
2
15% Jan
28
57% Nov 28
32
16% Oct
28% May 31
1.7% May 29
9
3
20% Apr 20
82% Jan
5
90
Aug
2
•'87
3
59
Oct
13
43
16% Jan
May 29
Jan 11
47% Jan
May 29
3
122
Oct
30
14
1115 Oct
1464 Jan
3
38% Nov
Jun
Dec
28
54 % Nov
27
3
18 Yb Jun
22% Jun
28
12% Jan
5
45
2
Sunshine
2
Sunshine Mining
.18
Sweets
Co
of
Jun
8
61% Nov 22
4y8 Jan
3
11V8 Dec
10% Nov
69% Jun
America
26
6
47 y4 Oct
13
16 y8 Sep
Nov 21
20
19% Jun
T5
40% Nov
46
21
18% Jan
3
27% Aug
95
Jun
9
206% May 15
Oct
27
25% Sep
15
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
33 va Sep
93
Jan
Range Since Jan. i
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29
9
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26
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141
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271/4
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82%
25
30c
35
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431/4
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431/4
159%
13 Ya
34%
271/4
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2IV4 Jun
Jun
10,500
80
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100
43% May 17
28
82
82%
1591/a
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42
153%
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10,800
133/4
l57/a
25
50
preferred
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34
801/4
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43%
152 y4
Pharmaceutical—_1
&
331/a
343/4
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81
42%
..
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non-cumulative
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5
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27
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42%
—
100
;
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preferred—
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9ya
10
241%
14%
33
16y4
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—
I
A
common
55% Nov
9
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15%
963/4
81%
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2,400
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25%
-
preferred
7%
2
24
32%
9
I
Steel
US Vitamin
141/2 Mar 23
H51/4 May 29
34% Feb
2
32%
-
non-cum
7%
6
11
-
43'A
Shares
963/4
33%
159
133/4
the Week
July 6
24% 23
<
251/8
331/2
159
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7%
2
29% Jan
160
1st preferred
100
Corp
No par
US Smelting Ref & Min com—50
,
Mar 27
441/2 Mar 19,
2
25
preferred
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771/4
10
U
1
77
Friday
26
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25 Ya
321/a
Sales for
Thursday
July 5
251/2
96Y4 "
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14%
PRICES
July 4
251/2
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preferred—
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13%
_50
common—
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"
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32%
74
.
100
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u-
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9
May
35
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251/2
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Wednesday
July 3
96%
common—-—1
preferred series A
Tuesday
24%
*
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common
US
311/4 May
4
53% Mar 20
46 Ya Jan
149 y2 Jan
US
25 va
1
No par
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41/2%
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100
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Co
preferred
1%
U S
Corp com_l
Foreign
U S
2
Chemical
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
July 2
-
Pa*
preferred——
Securities
&
Freight
1641% May 25
16
27% Apr
•
STOCK
YORK
&
U S
48'/a Mar 29
5
Borax
-4% %
OS
4
35 V2 Jan
Jan
NEW
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96
98
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—
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24 y4 Oct
24
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sya Dec
14
14
Mar
Oct ;
38 va Jan
3
73
Mar
53
28
74% Jun
25
88
19 Y8 May 29
31
7
.40
Jun
Feb 20
25
Jan
6
58% Nov
15
40 y2 Jun
25
42% Oct 10
,24% Jun
25
443A Feb
liy4 Mar 28
87/a Dec
26
137/a Jun
Dec
26
863/4 Mar 16 f
6
Jan
28
3
May
47/a May 29
1
7
Jun
8y4 Feb 20
21
:
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4 7/a Jun
8
25
16 Ya Jan
3
Nov 29
39
26
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34 y2 Feb
6
403/8 Nov
27
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5
30 % Jan
3
383/4 Jan .23
25Ya Jan
6
37Y4 Dec
4Va Jan
Jan
85
.39
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51
2
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91
823/s Jan
17
87
45
Dec
Jan
25
99
Nov
193/s Jan
4
30
9 Va
27
Jan
Nov
45
13
23 Ya Dec
14
14
Wayne
Knitting
Welbilt
25
102% Apr
West ,Penn
11
94 ya Jun
3
92
30
46
28
101% May 22
May 29
27 % Mar 16
23% Jun
25
37 Ya Mar 21
13
Jun
27
38
26
Jun
261
24
July 18
29
22
3
Western
Western
28
413A Jan
Jan
<
4.,
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Jun
50
Jan
10
.25
May 29
39% Jan
80
Jun
88% Jan
31
Feb
2
56"
29
3
26Ya Oct
5
26 Va Jun ,27
23
343/8 May 19
4
82
Jun
65
3
99 Vz Jan
9
60y2 Jun
103
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9
233A Jun
MarlO
100
Jan
277/a Oct
14
41 Ya Jan
3
52% July
<6
79 v* Jan
Dec
85
4
44% Dec
26
13'A Jan
26
41
Oct
lO'A Jan
Jan 197.
43% JPeb 28'.
15
263A Mar
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
&
87% Feb
13
25
46
Jun
26
22
Jun
26
22
44
15
,125
447/a Nov
17
49
Jan
3
86 y2 Nov
943/4 Jun
141,% Nov
6
8Ya Feb
16
27Ys Jan
36% Jun
3
62% Nov
"♦Bid
ruptcy Act,
stock
2
and
or
.
8
82% Nov 28
asked
prices;'no
secQrities
dividends
of
or
-9
39
Jan
Windsor
Go_.
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•
Wisconsin
■
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10....
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6%
Stores
Inc
•
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Power- Co
com
22
Woodward Iron Co
\2
Woolworth
10
25
58
Feb
8
28
93
Jan
16
92Y2 Jun
25
131
Jan
2
Jun
25
*
14
19V4May29
11% Feb .28
166 Vt Jan
27
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
27
16
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sale
4
May 29
44:. Jun 25
on
this
day.
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r Cash
sale,
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94
94
27V4
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38%
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25
5
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35
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105
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Youngstown Steel Door
No par
103
112%
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116 3A
203/8
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118
115
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,
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102
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125
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101
25%
4.7Ya
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3,400
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100
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101
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84
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22
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Wyandotte Worsted Co
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87
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115
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46
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s
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21
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303/a
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29
3,200
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293A
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10
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20
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common
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1073/4 Mar28
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Va
100
'
preferred 4%%
Worthington Corp
'■
4
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(FW)
-
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■
23
5
10
92y4Jan
Corp
200
r
v
267/a
23%
10
25
Service
991/2
100
23Ya
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100
62 y2 Jun
Public
9&1/2
26
k
861/4
s
1
preferred
Wisconsin
4
17
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10c
Inc
*98
3,800
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•
330
33%
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98
317/a
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333/4
28
.
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90
37
1
3,700
33
26i%
r'"-
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■
3
86
■
23%
TOO 1/2
:
10%
j 800
29Ya
3
86
.72%
No par
No par
—10
j
Industries.
Winn-Dixie
2
" 24% Jun
83A
,
*118 Ya
83
104
104
"8%
150
2.100
30%
30%
25Y4
25%
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2,100
116%
114
'8Ya
95,400
79
19
.
«0%
.
5,900
20%
100
25%
16,600
18%
1-8%
•48
'«'%
V
1,300
"
82,900
Wh§n distributed.'.XEx-sdividand. jr.Ex ".rights.
Je*-distrlbutkm. TTn <bawkruptcy w -recetvershtp or "being reorgahiaed under the Bank¬
t>y such Companies. 1 Transferred from American Stock
Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issuas. Are puimitetive unless ^otherwise Indicated#
less, high and-low ranges of old stock are regained.
assumed
25%
Feb
'87% Jun
29Y2 Nov 14
114% May 17
24% July10
*
common
preferred
Wilson-Jones
v
5
—
Inc
29 Ya Jan
8
171% Dec 11
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
19Y2 Jaa
*
12yaApr 25
94'A July 19
Co
Co
81 Va Jun
fl
6
May 29
'
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67 y« May 23
28
7
5
353/4 Jun
;,5
93Ya Nov 22
Jan
95
$4.25
!
Mar 14
9YaPeb
50
—1
-Corp
29%'
3 Va
87 %
16'A
common
31 y4 May 29
23 Va Jun 26
31% Jun
5
Wickes
293A
93
26 Ya
*23
^6,000
33
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287/a
,_1 •
—20'7."
J, 300
447/a
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•
lfr
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i
32
43%
33 3/4
93
273/a
26%
!
32
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87%
.
23%
24%
y
.1,700
33
99»/2
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i-
2,600
28,200
36%
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26%
<
32%
313/a
21%
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23
1:
50
323A
233/4
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•
*
;
93
14Ya
^
441/4
96%
10,200
29%
,32%
10%
12%
87%
-
253/4
'
1;
'
59% Nov
Apr
2
■847/a Mar 16
1
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96%
;8,ooo
20 3A
43%
3
J,200
5Ya
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22
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8
60%
12
86%
32%
.
7Ya
5V4
30
X32%
'
■v
•
-
60'A
36
103A
96%
99%
100
convertible preferred
White Stores Inc
^
16
129% Dec
66 Vz
.
20
$3
•.
Mar 22
Feb
6
3
..
.
10 3/4
10,200
51/4
7Y4
21%
....
3%
23
80
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common
Vhite Sewing Machine
,
323/4 Feb 20
48
Co
(The
preferred—
57
12
22% Jan
15
Motor
5% %
25
413% Jan
3
White
preferred
Mfg
3
10 3A
32%
_10
5
common
convertible
Dental
9
5
121 y2 Apr
29 Ya Jan
4JA%
White
4
Jan
5
"
Jan
52 3/a Jan
102
23 Ya Jun
30
26
Whirlpool Corp
Apr 24
283/4
3%
*90
100
No par
.
* 961/1
*86
.100
Corp »common
$5 preferred-—
28
10
.
2.50
Wheeling Bteel
47% Mar 28
283/B
•
9Ya
5
100
No par
2
34 y2 Jun
«
7Va Dec
RR
42 3A Jan
96% Apr 18
33 3A Mar 16
3
96
1.
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
1
26 y2 May 29
18
Jun 25
29
5
27% Jan
,
100
Telegraph
2
77
-
-
-2
Apr
118
May 29
14
.;
100
preferred keries B
Wheeling &; Lake Erie Ry
.20% Jun
16
57
20
25
23
Pacific
Union
281/B
.1
100
3,80%
Jun
23
25
Oct
27 '
24'/a Dec
11433/4 Oct
>b
Feb
22
>
33 %i Jun
May 15
26% Dec
4
•
13
26
49
■
5
203/a Jan
30 % Jun
13 Va May 10
7ya Jan
3
Oct 31
24
37
26
253A May 11
71 y4 May 14
1
Feb
40 y4 Jan
5
2
10
Jan
27
Jun
43 % Aug 24
68
25
99% Jun
Jun
33
29%
com__No par
pi-eferred
40
2nd
non-cum
Western
2
23
4%
Western
_
4
303/a Mar 12
88% Jan
Dec
43%
32
Maryland Ry
19
41
43
32%
Bancorporation
Western
19
92 y4 Jan
431/4
32%
1
9
27
Feb
42 'A
Lines Jnc
2
14
110
.
<'
common
21
187/a Jun
28
;;
v
Feb
.24 y4 Jun
Nov
•
No par
pfd
Jan
7/a Nov 28
110
j1
32 3A '
4
4% %
32 Va -Feb
37% Dec
104
21 Ya
353/4
51/2
53/8
28
32%
1,100
-12%
28
35%
3,100
26'A
5Vi
263/4
21
600
<45%
,62
12%
36%
5
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Air
20%
46
45
25%
'j'/a
127/a
313/4
1
Power
'
' *45
27
73a
1-2 Ya
•
213/8
Mflls.
29
82 y2 Dec
On
4%%
.
'•
5
39
'
Apr
4
29% Aug 16
55
30
Jan
Va
5 Va
36
Co
<5
-46 ya
53/a
31
preferred series B
preferred series C
4.10%
West
^
J,000
27
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'
•
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'7%
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Kentucky Coal Co
4,20%
Mar 12
16
7
25
Apr
12 3/4
4Ya
90
21%
7Ya
*26%
.
.
No par
Corp..
West
,
1
r.
743A
21 Va
r,%
46
-
w-
61
No par
Motor
20
Dec
38 Va Nov
Waukesha
31
29
Apr
Pharmaceutical
Co
5 Va Jan
14
19
(SD)
53/a
12
10
14% Feb
853A Jan
Jan
1.25 i*
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water vPower
•
.
8'
.31
Jun
97% Feb
.87
28
Warren
5%
Independence
Day
7Ya
1
61
74%
22
73/a
53A
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61
75
213/a
45
46Y4
27%
5%
7Ya
60%
•
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5%
7%
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44
45 Ya
26%
..
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
7%
433/4
46
-26%
~
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\
100
Co
Warner-Lambert
...
1
44%
45 Ya
,
f
2.50
:
22
7Ya
'
747/a
21%
73A
441/4
50c
—
74 Yo
21 Ya
73/a
No par
common
Bros Pictures
Warner
4
15
May 11
93
Jan
W
&
Inc
preferred—
Ward Industries Corp^
377/8 Mar 19
36% Feb
May 29
35 y4 Jun
May 5
Apr 24
1
.
293A May 29
Co—
Baking Co
Warner
2
.,27 Va May 29
3
Jun 26
G
6%
2
403A Jan
7
May 31
33 Va Aug
21
& Tiernan
Ward
38'A Apr 19
27% May 17
28
543/4 Jan
.
7
1" '
9
3
17% Apr
102
»
May 29
.35 % July
7% May 31
5
Jun
20 3/4 Feb
{Hiram)
Walworth
l2 '-"
25
i' ■ -i
.29
15
54% Nov ,30
4
94
Nov
43
4
10 y2 Jan
59% Nov 27
Jun
Mar
17% Jan
11 Va May 29
.
9Ya Feb (21
72
.
Walker
Wallace
4
8
V
75
21 Ya
1
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Wagner
657/a Mar 21
Oct
66
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preferred
100
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4
26% Feb
7
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'
Bond Record from the New York Stock
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
In
the
column
bonds mature.
the
headed
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Fear 1961
\
Highest
Lowest
YORK
BONDS.
Treasury 4%s
May 15
Oct
Feb
1969
Treasury 33/4S
15
Aug
s.
103.14
103
,.
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Bid
100.16
100.1
Thursday
July 5
Ask
Bid
100.24
100.4
99.18
100.5
100.9
99.1
99.5
1974
98.26
99.2
98.26
99.2
15 1968
•99.17
99.21
99.17
99.21
100.3
STOCK
1967
99.10
99.14
99.10
99.14
1980
93.22
93.30
93.22
93.30
INDEPENDENCE
Feb
15
1990
90.18
90.25
90.16
90.24
DAY
Nov
15
1998
89.10
89.18
89.10
89.18
Treasury 3%s
Nov
15
1966
Treasury 3 Vis.;—Jun
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3s
;
15
100.10
CLOSED
99
'
100.8
98 .26
99 .18
99.4
99 .8
93.28
93.10
93 .18
90.8
90.16
90
90 .8
89.10
88.28
98.24
■;
100 .8
99.12
89.2'
7
100.4
99.8
93.20
98.28
98.24
98 .28
,89 .18
89 .04,
98.26
98.30
98.26
98.30
90.2
90.10
90
90.8
89.26
90.2
89.10
89.28
90.4 7
89.26
90.2
89.26
90.2
89.8
99.20
99.22
99.20
99.22
'
1978-1983
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
it
99
98.18
99.14
99.20
100.4
99. 26
100
98.29
98.24
1966
100. 20
100. 1
100.1
99.4
99.16
••
EXCHANGE
15
100.6
100.7
99
Bonds ($)
102. 20
99.29
100
99.4
;
100.12
100.16
100.9
100.12
102.12
100
99
100.8
103.2
99.24
Week
Ask
100.24
100.2
Sales for
July 6
Bid
100.5
99.26
Nov
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s.
Treasury 3Vis
Friday
,
;
Ask;
102.26
May 15
Nov 15
Treasury 3%s_.
*
t
PRICES
-
July 4
103.8
100.24
100.2
100.5
■
Ask
100.4
1971
Nov
3%s,
Bid
100.16
1968
15
Ask
99.26
■
•
July 3
100
1980
Nov
Treasury 3%s
1
May 15
Treasury 3%s__.
J^Treasury 37/8S
Treasury
1
Aug 15 1971
:
Tuesday
July 2
103.6
Exchange
indicate in each, case the month
point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
Monday
,
I
1975-1985
Treasury 4s
V
.
..
Bid
Treasury 4s—:—
Treasury 4s_
•
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
"Interest- Period"
Figures after decimal
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Range for
.
.
r
99.16
99.21
99.19
Aug
15
1966
97.24
97.28
97.24
97.28
97.22
97.26
97.22
97 26
Treasury 3s
Feb
15
1995
85.2
85.10
85
85.8
84.24
85.4
84.16
84 24
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
89
8
Mar
89
8
Mar
2%s
Dec 15 1960-1965
2%s_s__l_i—Feb 15 1965
2Vis-—:-.Jun 15 1962-1967
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.16
100.20
97.28
100.14
100.18
100.14
100.18
100.13
100 17
97.27
97.29
97.25
97.29
97.24
97 28
98
94.26
95
94.26
95
94.30
94.20
94 26
99.10
99.12
99.11
99.13
99.10Y
99.12
99.10
99 12
!__Dec
15
1963-1968
92.2
92.8
92.4
92.10
92.4
92.10
91.30
92 4
Jun
15
2%s„——Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2 Vis
vi
;!
99 .21
Treasury 3s
*
—
89 .16
2 Vis.
-
94.24
1964-1969
91.4
91.10
91.4
91.10
91.10
90.30
91 4
2%s
Dec
15
1964-1969
90.14
90.20
90.14
90.20
90.14
90.20
90.8
90 14
2 Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
90.8
90.14
90.8
90.14
90.8
90.14
90.2
2Vis
Mar
15
1966-1971
89.8
89.14
89.8
89.14
89.8
89.14
89.2"
89 .8
15
1967-1972
88
88.6
88
88.6
88
88.6
87.26
88
87.26
88
87.26
88
87.18
87 24
91.4
90 8
2%s—Jun
2Vis_
Sep
15
1967-1972
87.26
88
2 Vis
Dec
15
1967-1972:--
87.24
87.30
87.24
87.30
87.22
87.28
87.18
87 24
2%s_
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.22
99. 33
105.24
106.24
7
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
Feb
15 1985
5s—
43/4s
103
Nov
103
10
'••'v
Nov
1
Dec
1
1973
106
%S_
:
105.24
106.24
104
103
104
102
101
102
105.16
107
104
•
102.24
103.24
101
102
'
101!
102
103
.
1
«.
"
•
Jan
1
1977
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
4 Vis
Feb
1
1982
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
4 Vis
May
1
1978
98.16
99.16
98.16
99.16
98.16
9946
4 Vis
>
4
,
107
103
101
1980
4 ViS
10
Nov
Jan
15
1979
98.16
98.16
99.16
1963
100.24
4s
99.16
101
100.24
98.16
101
86
87.16
98.24
99.16
100.24
101
99.8
100,24
101
"
3%s
97.24
98.16
;
May 15 1968
Oct
1 1962;
3 Vis
;
Jan
1
1969
95
96
95
3 Vis
'
;
Oct
15
1971
3 Vis
100
-
97.16
100.8
97.16
98.8
100
98.8
7
100.8
100
100.8
96
<
7
97.16
100.8
95.8
t8ale
Dec
84
8
prices are indicated with-a-double,-dagger.vAll
-•
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
New Y ork City
Unification
Transit
3%
95
91
<
93
Oct
1
1981
86
87
85.16
86.16
85.16
86.16
July 15
1972
88
89
88
89
88
89
88
Mar
1976
86
87
86
87
86
87
86
1
<
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Low
.
High
.
Range Since
Sold
-
V
No.
Jan. 1
Low
New York Stock
t>
High
•
June-Deo
94Vi
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
/
94j£
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87
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87.16
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•
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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1980—
93.16
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•-■a
...
(Flange for Week Ended July 6)
"Week's Range
Last
96.8
86
Jan. 1
95
80
Range Since
Sold •!.
High
'95
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
•
93
;
•
Friday "
94
91
other figures; are bid and asked quotations.
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Interest
BONDS
95
94
3s
<
94
92
3s
8
95
May 15 1975-
3 Vis
Dec
94
33/aS
84
98.8
100
96
95
80
No.
Low
•
Z
:
High
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June-Deo
•
Stamped pursuant to Plan A-(Interest■*,.1
'
reduced to 3.5%) 1978,—
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5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951 •
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)
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reduced to 3.375% )
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Foreign Securities
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f
7s
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6s 1960
-L-
External
•
External
•
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
AND
•
FOREIGN
•
ISSUES
(Kingdom
of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
(Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945 .Jan-#ulff
'§ •External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946
Jan -July
5•External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
*91 Vi
Amsterdam
102 V2
3rd
series
30-year 3s
*96 Ve
101%
56
57
9
...
-
3 Vis
1066
June-Dec
15-year
3%s
1969
June-Dec
95 %
94 Vi
20-year
20-year
-20-year
20-year
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
-IMar-Sept
April-Oct
-i
5 Vis 1979
5 Vis April 1980—:
5Vis Oct 1980
5 Vis
20-year
April-Oct
1981
5 Vis
(Rep) 5Vis extl s f $ 1973
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented
4%s
debs
(Free State)
adj (series
5Vis
(Kingdom
external
6 Vis
8)
extl
loan
extl
loan
• Berlin
§•6Vis
(City
s
f
1945
s
s
1972
6s
6Vis
Stamped pursuant
,
•
footnotes,
Guaranteed
•
Chilean
•
Chinese
102%
99
104%
124'
*
99
3
94%
101%
?.*>■'. g
1
94%
101%
97%
104%
•
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15
39
97%
97%
103%
M
87%
91%
II
90
41%
100
*100% 100'/a
100 Va
97%
100% 100%
97%
97%
100%
33
98%
37
97
•
6s
*85%
.
—
—
Salvador
89
•
85
European
Estonia
70
73
(Republic
due
94
95%
3s
of)
Steel
1979
see page
84
76
80
4s
i
80
80
82
76
79
7s
i
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41%
*34
*86
*34
92%
42
92'/a
42
42
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2%
5%
II
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93
3%
96
1967
(11th
series)
f
59
\
55
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;
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80 Va
102-^102
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51 Yd
95%
'65
25
102
27
27
28%
7
23
37
56
56
56
1
47%
56
102%
102% 104
*30
100
•"•••(•'
42
100
100
*
^
17
95
95%
Jan-July
81
81
3
Jan-July
81
81'
2
95%
36
i
•
66
106%
"<•
98%
40
105
95
97
64
81
1
'
*4
73%
81
97%
on
Main
6%s
dollar
bonds
bonds
101
April-Oct
series). 1980
debentures 1982—.—
dollar
76
^
11;
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1978
(13th
s
76
•X95%.i
97%
5
5
5
Community—
Community—
(7th series) 1975
100
:_ApriZ-Oct ~
1953
941/2
97%
100 7/a
94%
100
-
97%
101%
27
98
99%
105%
14
95 V'4
100 7/s
-
'
i.
.
94%
100 Va
21
9QVa
102%
45
97
98
91 Va
957/a
May-Nov
1969
May-Nov
April-OcI
April-Oct
1972
conv
& fund
issue
dollar bonds
3s
dollar bonds
dollar
bonds
1953
*93
•
—
*104% 105
*90
103
107
92
83%
due
1963
90%
99%
98
33
99%
93%
100%
June-Dec
107% 107%
104
June-Dec
*94
Jan-July
99%
1953 loans—
1972
International loan of
5s
April-Oct
33.
and
Prussian Conversion
•80
April-Oct
41%
—
*
10-year bonds of 1936—
1957—April-Oct
April-OcI
43%
•
k
-
Jan-July
Jan-July
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
(Interest
1957
1976
-4%s
3s
95
•
Steel
secured
5%s
95
-
.
*34
39
34%
46
92'/a
June-Dec
Coal
and
secured
5%s
Jan-juiy
38
92%
April-Oct
(Republic of) —
1
s f $ bonds Jan 1 1970
!• Frankfurt
June-Deo
36%
*86
—
42"
(Dept of)
f dollar bonds Jan 1
3s extl s
(Interest
39
*34
37%
Mar-Sept
3%s external
81
80
:
*86
*34
El
85
77
91%
•
—
—;
*34
*86
104
5%s
78%
"
*86
*86
(Republic of)
5%s
78%
-
of
5s
—Jan-July
92%
v
—J*
*34
ZZ
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
*
June-Dec
1920
1960
(Hukuang Ry)
Cudinamarca
Feb-Aug
*86-
f
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1960
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
*92
92%"
91%
J
•
—
extl
June-Dec
A
7s
Costa Rfca (Republic of) 3s 1972
Credit Froncier De France—
98%
42
Colombia
3s
104%
42 V*
42
'
*34
May-Nov
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Ocf
1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Columbia
Mortgage Bank 7s 1946
;—May-Nou
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977/—
--June-Dec
•
*86
92 Va
May-Nov
Municipal
assented
S
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
102
50
-
1962
92'/a
42
__
-
4%s external 1977
June-Deo
3s 1978
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State) —
• Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom of)
5%s 1974
Feb-Aug
5%s extl loan 1977
May-Nov
101
39
100% 100%
6s
5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City of) 6%s 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
104%
32
• 7s
1961
;
fund
59
41%
•„
*34
June-Dec
1962
Consol
"
June-Dec
6s
49%
1
—
*86
June-Dec
1957—
fund
86%
85%
41%
-
*34
June-Dec
sinking
assented
6s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
1993
:
assented 1961
56
82 Va
-
*86
•
May-Nov
1961
April-Oct
•
reduced to 3.375%) 1979—
s f 6 Vis
of 1927 due
For
assented
Coal
to Plan A
3.375%)
87%
*38
April-Oct
1978
of
99
99% 100 VB
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
to
96 Vi
105
96 %
April-Oct
External
reduced
'
98%
55
June-Deo
1970_!
3.5%)
f
95 Vi
*100%
100%
April-Oct
1950
Stamped pursuant to Plan
s
96%
87 Vi
June-Dec
1958
loan
42
"
100
94%
98%
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures series A 1978
4 Vis debentures series B
1978
I •Brazil (U S. of) external
8s 1941
to
99
'
99
1964_June-Deo
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
reduced
101 Va
100
Feb-Auo
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
• External
92%
99
97%'98i/2'
April-Oct
4s
1976
4%s debt adj ser A
6 Vis
15
94 Vi
100%
Feb-Auo
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures 1955
6Vis
99%
97%
1980—Jan-July
1977
of)
external
6%s
Cuba
1965
extl loan
of)
loan
5 Vis
5 Vis
•
99
94%
June-Dec
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium
-
.
91
33
Jan-July
dan-July
1982
Austria
§• Bavaria
_
38
98 Vi
98'A
~
94% '
..
94%
100
.98%
100-
98 Va
3s
6%s
Guaranteed sinking
99%
93
93%
100%
111
92%
25
97'/a
97 Vi
May-Nov
71
97%
94 %
June-Dec
15-year 43/4s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978
96'A
97 %
1963
1957
57
95'/8
6s
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
bonds
assented
•
15-year 4Vis 1971
.
48%
1962
1963
•
•
June-Dec
20-year
!
external
sink fund $
6s
57
—c
6s
fund
6%s
114
•
Jan-July
sinking
•
114
1961
1962
Chile Mortgage Bank
•
6s Sept
sinking fund
External
—
Australia
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3 Vis 1967—
sinking fund
assented
6s
Extl
91%
106
Apr-Oct
f $ bonds 1978
s
1957
91%
—
102 Vi 102%
§»Antioquia
1961
Jan
assented Sept 1961
6s
• 6s
Akershus
§«7s
assented
2
82%
-
*86
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961
6s
56
1942—May-Nop
•
•
24-
82%
56
>! 80
r
47%'
•
84%*
82%
May -Nov
1960
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76
60 !
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'•83%
84 Vi
Mar-Sept
f bonds '78_Jan-July
•
<
•
—
-
94
-
Jan-JuZy
Mar-Sept
1942-—
sinking fund
assented
6*
April-OcI
1978
•External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
T eletype
HA 5-4400
'
assented
External
•
Exchange
1979—
30-yr a f bonds
of) 2%s 1974
25-year 2%s 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
§• Chile (Republic) external
Wertheim & Co.
■
•
of)
(Dept
Canada <Dominion
95
V
April-Oct
1930—
1980
1972
%
91%
109 Va
96
Volume
Number 6176
196
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
or
Sale Price
7s
Greek
Bonds
High
BONDS
Range Since
"
Sold
No.
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
(Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds
April-Oct
part
part
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
paid 1964—
paid 1968
(State of) 6s 1946
Conv'&^funding 4V2S 1966:—.
Harpen Mining Corp—
,f
•
General mortgage 6s 1949
!
4Vas debentures adjustment 1970__„;
Ilseder " Steel
Corp
6s
1948
.
§• Hamburg
•.
International
Sud
Tel
America
Italian
(Republic)
Italian
Credit
ext
B
f
s
24%
31%
22%
29%
98%
100 %
Friday's
External
:
conversion
Bonds
High
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
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Low
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tr 3%s 1984-.-^
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•
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1976
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&
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65
,
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1977
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1978
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2%s s f debentures 1999
f debentures
mortgage
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Morris & Essex Division
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95'A
95
100'A
96%
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;
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1983
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1982
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160
63
,
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99
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98'A
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June-Dec
1993__.
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp
5s
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St Louis
1st
33As
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&
mortgage 3s 1982
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45 Vf
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;
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1982
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Cleveland
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1993
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series
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41
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Canadian
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California Electric
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debs
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States
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,
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1984
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f
debentures
„
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t.
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:
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; '
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r
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1972
debentures
tr
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s
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f debentures 1978
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mortgage 23/4s 1980_______1
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;
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Nashville
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84
1Q4:
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1980™,—
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89%
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4%s convertible debentures 1977
June-Deo
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aug
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90 %
89%
26
Week's Range
Low
100
97
,
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93%. 94%
102% 103% V
General
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1983_
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Mar-Sept-
——
4%s debentures 1982____—
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98
92
,
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Friday
Interest,
Last
Period, Sale Price
BONDS
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.
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Jan-July
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:
—Feb-Aug;
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1964
debentures
debentures
3s
Range Since
■
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Corp.—
Acceptance
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-
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103
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337
102
1Q5%
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97%
92
97
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28
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1977—
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91%
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&
4%s
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debentures
1982—.—
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Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982.——April-Oct
127
*
refunding 3'As series I 1966—-June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970
-June-Dec
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June-Dec
First St refunding 3s series L 1974—-—June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979. .—June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977^1.11 June-Dec
series
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
Shell
First
5
47
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1982—May-Wo©
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Glass Co
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Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989--May-Wo»
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mortgage 2%s
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84%
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—April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1975—
First mortgage 27As 1980
Ohio Oil Co 4%s debentures 1987
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
First
86%
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1974
81%
83%
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97 %
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1
First 4s bond
certificates 1989...—_May-Wo©
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gold - 6s
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—Jan-July
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81
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-
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-
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98%
358
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1972—May-Nov '4
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first mortgage 2%k 1974—-Feb-Anf
2%s 1975
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1st mortgage 3s l978 .—
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*
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 YaB 1984
April-Oof
First mortgage 4'As 1986.
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s 1988
-Jan-Jult
1st mortgage 5s 1990
.
June-Dec
First mortgage 4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
-Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s
1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Deo
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
;___Jan-Jul#
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—'-June-Deo
3'As debentures 1996—Feb-Aug
(Minnesota)
.
1975——.
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Range Since
Sold
99% 100%
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93%
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debentures
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High
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Republic' Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985_.
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s -debs 1973—
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88
94
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94
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103%
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.
Firsthand refunding mortgage 3s
103%
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4s
—
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.
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New York Stock Exchange
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debentures
s
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
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Friday's
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f debentures
s
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1976
1977
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4%s s f debentures 1978
—
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s
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4%s s. f debentures 1981;
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31/48
4'As
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.
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•
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ref 4'As series
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Last
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A
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and
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RECORD
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK
Northern
.
.
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—Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum 'Oil 2%s 1976—.—.———June-Dec
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
.—April-Oct
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—June-Dec
refunding .2%s series T .1976-—June-Dee
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First
&
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&
mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
refunding mtge 3'/«s ser W '84---June-Dec
First & refunding'3'/as ser X 1984.
—June-Dee
First Si refunding mtge 3%b ser Y 1987-June-Deo
First &. refunding mtge-3%8 ser Z 1988-June-Dec
1st St ref mtge 4 'As series A A 1986—^.--JunerDec
1st &*ref mtge.es series BB 1989—
June-Dee
1st Ac ref 3'As series CC
♦
1st & ref mtge*4'As
1978;——June-Dec
series DD 1990/
1st & ref 5s series EE 1991———
June-Dee'
—-June-Dec
1st
ref 4%s series FF 1992——
& ref M 4'As series: GO 1993
1st
& ref M 4%s series HH 1994
1st Ac
Pacific
Tel
2%s
3
&
Tel
2T%s .debentures
debentures
1986.
.—June-Dec
debentures
3'As*, debentures
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-Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—
-
American
conv
World
subord
4'As series A
General
5s
General
4'As series D 1981
B
1979—
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1965——
1968,
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Marquette
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5s
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83
89
92
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84
87%
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82
83
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83%;
77%
101'A
108%
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—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 5s series A 1970——.June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
Aprll-Oct
General mortgage 8%s series E
1975—Aprll-Ocl
1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia Ry—
—
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
88
92
...June-Dee
*iooy. 102%
-Aprll-Ocl
,84%
106
106
99 y8
2
102%
102% 102%
7
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98%
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110% 112%
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—
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93%
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4
1st gen 5s series C 1974
1st 4'As series D 1977
102%
—
75
99%
99%,
98%
99%
mortgage 3s 1983—
Proctor Ac Gamble 3%s debs 1981
see page
.Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Texas.Pacific-Missouri
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33.
-
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95%
92%
1st
73%
97%
97%
96'A
97 »A
97%
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Union
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—
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84 Ve
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1974-—June-Dee
2%s 1975_April-Oct
*—May-Nov.
83%
76
77
97
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—May-Nov
1970-—June-Dec
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I23
103%-105%
81'A ' 87
105%
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58
,
79%
78 ya /
„
*85%
mtge 3 V4s 1982—Oil of California 2%s debs
debentures 1986-.———-r-
47/8s
-
98% ,102, >/
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3%S
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—
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95>S t-99%;
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1/
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v
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Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976/:—Feb-Aug,
Refunding mortgage 2 %s series C 1991-Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—.—-April-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986
Feb-Auy
82
r
44'
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—-————June-Dec
4'As
*—
160.:
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.
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982J——Feb-Auy
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc-r- 4
5'As debentures
1986——
——Jan-July
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As. 1986—
—April-Oct
Trans World Airlines 6'As inc debs 1978—June-Dee
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971-^.May-Nov
85%
-60 <,/
146
^
,
of New* Orleans 3%s
Term- RR
*
United
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
.
72
87
June-Dec
Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3'As s f debentures 1986—
Potomac Electric Power Co—
Orleans RR-—
—
90%
,r-
*103% 105%
89%
90%
*71%
\
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First mortgage and coll trust
3s
debentures
1968
*—
i
99%
*86.%/
refund M 3%s series B
First and
•
104 4
89% ,.90'A
98%
——-—-——June-Dec
' "
1970;_April-Oct;
"First and: refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct.
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000——-June-Dec
■; General
and refund M 3,7As-ser E 1985—Jan-July
99 ■*
101'A
/
90'A
1979——-June-Deo
—1———June-Dec
notes
230%
"56%
't.
.
,
impt M 4s series C 2019-—-Jan-July
Refund, and impt 2% series-D 1965——Aprll-Ocl
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983——May.-Nov
Texas .Corp 3s debentures 1965————'—May-Nov
1
105% 123'A
;
■
Refund .and
•
104%
97%
3
June-Dec
Plantation
.
senior notes.1980
■Texas As. New
104%' 107
73 y4
—
.
102%
Pgh Youngstown Ac Ashtabula Ry—
1977
5%%
•
84%
May-Nov
-
Inc—
1979
notes
capital conv
77%
208 %
;60 ."
89
1980-——Jan-JUlf
,.
!996iL
AD"1-July,'/ ;.61'A
Terminal RR Assn of St (Louis— ;
'
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1963-Feb-Ang
.Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser j
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago Ac St. Louis RR—*
5s.
83%
83%
82
(James)
5'As senior
.
June-Deo
1987...
footnotes,
Talcott
87%
74%
;
98 'A
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80%
76
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v
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97%.
,
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84
86.,
83
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89 *
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69
Plllsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986—.
Jun-Dee
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3V«8 s f debs 1972—-__JuneiDec
Pittsburgh Bessemer Ac Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dee
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic Ac St Louis Ry—
For
-
..-Firstr.mtge'.syss :s6ctes series H 1983^-;
April»0cf
<»
gold: 5s: 1994
Jan-July,
1st mtge coll ti" 4%s 1988---——_Feb-Auy
n.
Memphis div: first gold/5s ,199fr_-——._Jan1-July•
New.Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-WP© •*
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%8. debs .1985
Aprih-Oct: 1
3'/aS debentures: 1983—
_w--_—
-May^Nov
11
110...,
Splegeh Inc 5s couv subord debs 1984——Juns*Dec^
5'As debentures 1983
—April-Oct
Standard/ Oil of: California :4%s 1983—
101%
iJan-Jitly.
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3yaS conv 1982
97%
Aprll-Ocl
4'As debentures. 1983
102%
—Aprll-Ocl,
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 197.1—May-Nov
86%
2%s
debentures
1974-.
——-Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4y4s 1982———Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37As debentures 1973
Mar-Sepl
Stokely-Van Camp j Inc—.
4'As conv subord debs 1982—
97%
Mar-Sept
98
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987——May-Nov
Stuiray -Oil Corp 2yas debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
——Jan-July
9r
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971——May-No©
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—^——Jan-July
*2%s debentures 1973——--May-Wo©
Symington Wayne Corp—
97%
4%s conv subord debs 1982—
—Apr-Oct
89
k-
.
97%
./
^
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>
.
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.
;
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-
•
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84
84%
99
Philip Morris Inc 47As s f debs 1979——June-Dee
Phillips Petroleum 23As .debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
1st
—
r_
;May-Nov
.
*76
'
78%
75
81
99ya
-Mar-Sept
First Ac refunding mtge 5s 1989.
1984—
1st mtge 3.%s,ser A
RR Go-^.
i'.J ' '
.
..
;^
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
_1—-—l—_i
f"
82%
-
;*75% -79'A '
f
——-
100%
.—April-Oct
.ju.Mar-Sepf
.
Coal 3%s
1981-
^
__
<
;
v.
-1—1——
"-•First -mortgage 2%S series E;
f First. Mortgage:'2%s ikferies; F.
80
-
86'A
...June-Dec
refunding 4%s 1987—.
Pittsburgh Consolidation
*
82%
-
__
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
—
First Ac refunding 3%s 19881-.
First Ac refunding mtge 4%s 1986
4'As conv subord debs
,
A 1977^—
:
Southern Pacific
102
73%
.
1969.
r. San Fran Term
103%
100 'A
9
4%s
Gold *4%S
a
95'A
103%
31
——April
Ac mortgages3Vab 1982/_
First Ac refunding*3Vss 1983.——
First Ac refunding 3 Vss 1985——
mtge 3'As
*4.Gold
'.103% 107%
100%- 104%
—J an-July
Income 4s 1990
/First
1st
..•Spfrthenl Pacific Co-^' *
/ First 4'As (Oregon Lines)
i.s
/
;
lnrdian|L Ry 2%s-4 %s ,1994^—Jan-July
Natur^ Gas /Go. 4 %r conv, 1973-June-Dec
.
82
2
-104
85%
103%
88
13
101
102
J an-July
4'As series O 1977
37/bS series A
\r
Southerd
82%
,
101%
93%
84
-June-Dec
—
Philadelphia Electric Co—>'
First & refunding 2%s 1971—
First & refunding 2%s 1967™First & refunding 2%s 1974—
First Ac refunding 2%s 1981.——
First Ac refunding 2%s 1978.
First Ac
93%
80%,
'
Southern
-June-Dec
.
Philadelphia Baltimore Si Wash RR CoGeneral
'
'
'
>
r
>
■
83
_Apr«-Oct
—
General mortgage 4'As series E 1984—
General morLgage 3'As series F 1985& Eastern Ry
♦82%
101
-
87'A
80
■
1987—
—Jan-July
Soutliern California Edison Co—* :
1 /
■:
■;
;:3y4s: convertible debentures 1970^.i_-,—Jan-July
84'A
'/ 83%
4
debentures
27/8s
,.
Airways—
debentures
General
Peoria
'.ts
83%
83%
81%
82'A
,*
.
105'A 105%
101
1964-June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975—
Pennsylvania RR—
series
/
.April-Oci
debentures 1981——
debentures 1991/
4%s debentures 1988:
Pacific Western Oil 3'As debentures
47As
*81 »A
'
86%
'78%
,
Southern Bell Telephone Sb Telegraph ,00—t
'
3s debentures. 1979—
Jan-July
2%s debentures
1985—
—-^—-Feb-Aug
82
.
3'As
Pan
81'A V/
82%
'
81'A
June-Dec:
;
1983.
86'A
1-.
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—June-Dee.
1978
3%s
83'A
'
81'A
1985—-June-Dee
Vis debentures 1987-
3'As
:
/83y4 -83'A.
*81%
*83%
81%
76%
82
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conv
Air
subord debs
Lines
1991———
91%
82%.
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*—
104% 104%
110% 113%
113%
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.
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3
90
/ 83
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88 %'
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68
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85%
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104
99%
105%
103%
128
98%
10
104'A
Inc—
:___June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
—^~—__Mar-Sept
conv
subord debs 1985
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
debentures
1977
107%
••__
105
108%
*92% —'
74
*90
91%
.
Continued
on
92%
89%
90
page
r
33
Volume 196
Number 6175
.,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(137)
29
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 2,
and ending Friday,- July 6.
It is compiled from. the report of the American
stock
the
on
Week's
Friday
'
; «"■
STOCKS
t
Range
Shares
Week's.
Friday
-
STOCKS
for Week
-
of Prices^
Sal# Price
Sales-
>•—
.
Last
'V
and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred, during the-current year.
or
Range for Week Ending July 6.
,
American Stock Exchange
Exchange itself
Stock
In the
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Range
' Sale Price
,
"
Sales-,
for Week
.
of Priees
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
1
*
■
•
/
•
' ' ;
•"
•
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
Acme-Hamilton Mfg
Gorp
Low
Par
•
class, ,A——_1
_:.____10c
J2 Va
XVz
.
AcmeMissilea ftConstruction Corp
Mavr
% May
_—l
3
,
„
■
:-5%.
"1,400
2%
514
214
200
Dynamics Inc—_—
—1
*
J3V*
Aerojet-General Corp
—____1.'
52
Aeronca Manufacturing Co_—______&.1'
v4*%'
Aerosol: Techniques Inc___—____10cv .
10%
Agnew Surpass- Shoe Storesj.______
10
Jun-
1144
2,700
3%
900
5214
4
■
,
20c
4%
4,200,
1,800
■
May
3% May
15 y8 May
8
Jun
13% Jun
"4%
Jan
Jan-
17
British American
Amer
Aid Investment & Discount Inc____—1
-
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class A
~;
—
Alabama
Alan
Power
Wood
4.20%
Steel
5% preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
20
89
175
,86% Jan
15%
preferred—100
common—_____10
Co
15%
68
88%
15%
16%
4,200
15 y8 July
.50
i
72%
__1
—;—.
•«
73%
3%
50
50
20
—10c
—1
Alleghany Corp warrants.—__—"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
,_1—
1
4%
4
4%
4 ¥2
4%
5
3%
'4%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A__—£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
All American Engineering Co
All-State Properties Inc..—L_—,
4%
8,900
4%
444
7%
7%
2%
8%
50c
—;L
—3
—.—10c
Almar Rainwear Corp
:
—1
Alsco - Inc
i-——— 1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd.100
Ambassador Oil Corp.
1
37/8 May.
7l/a
6%
14%
Jan
100
844
9%
3,500
6
6 44
200
~~2 44 •*r2%
1,000
8%
6
5.
81%
81%
5%
5%
3%
3%
3%
1,800
3
1 Va
1%
1%
2,400
1
Feb
—
214
.2%
2
May
3
2%
3y8
.600.
3,300
34%
4%
4%
6,400
12%
11%
i3y8
:4%
3,900
1
34
Seal-Kap .Corp of -Del——2
5% preferred—_—5
4%
American Thread
American
Writing Paper.——i.—____5Anacon Lead Mines Ltd.—lA
___20c
Anchor Post -.Products—,:
---2
'
33 V4
,13%
14 V*
5%
3
12
Corp—...1-,-—1-
Anglo American Exploration ,Ltd_;.^.75'. *
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp> 'A' shs_:3.45
Angostura-Wupperman. A—L_u_—,
Anken: Chemical/ft Film Gorp_l_—20c
Ahsul Chemical Co_"___————_.—,--1
•
,
5%"
---70O-
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5%
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ir,70o
i25%
25 %
25%"
'■
^
Co -warrants——:--—.——-—
10
.
93%
10
15,500
20%
23%
i%
:T%
2%.
3,400
Electric
Industries—
<
5,100
98
3i4
800
3y8
444
2,000
2
4
2
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4,800
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2,900
;
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+,
27
1
.
-
,
A,
,
3
.
3%
,
'
Jan
Feb
5%
3% May
3
May
1% Jun
3% May
4li
.
Jan
1,900
6l/2
Jun
6%
600
6%
Jun
14
1,500
Atlantica del' Golfo Sugar.,
—5p
Mining &
Corp
—^10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants——
21%
43
4,500
19
43
1
56 y4
Jun
Atlas General Industries Inc—
Atlas
Sewing. Centers'Inc—
Devices
Audio
5 % May
1
May
2,200
9%
Jun
%
Jun
Industrial
Corp;
6y8
1,400
400
18%
4%
5%
14%
14%
Corp—————3[
15%
3%
Jun
12%
%
344
4%
2,600
1%
iy8
100
% May
3% July
1% May
ioy8 jun
Corp..
lndustries lnc
Baker
new: common
Baldwin-MoritrOse Chemical—'
,
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.1
'
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7
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,
,
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3%
4
...—.50c
;4
1,300
.
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4
1%
1
114
4"%
:10c
Inc_A_______
Construction
10%"'
1,200
4,000'
4%
.
4
—______—__50c
Barker- Industries
BarChris
4%
9%
4%
9%
Banco de los Andes American shares-
Banff
.400
i
13%
'
57 ¥2
,
544 Jun,
7% July
i-——
-
800
-
3%.,
6,900
Jan
;
Barnes
Engineering
1
Co
1
:
Barry Wright Corp..Barton's Candy Corp..;
Baruch-Foster
—:
10%
10%
_______...1
Corp,
Bay view Oil Corp__
Bearinss Inc.
17
7%
16%
ilOc
—__.____50c
25c
1
_a
1
Beck
Bell
(A S)
-
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
_25c
Corp..
50c
Inc
Co
America,—
of
Bickford's Inc
5%
46%
414
46%
1.—j.—
.
v,
Consolidated
Corp.:
Cinerama
6%
6%
7»/8
21%
500
2,400
4,400
1,700
C K P Development Ltd—
Clark .Cabla Corp_
l.__—r.—
Clark Controller Co——A—,.
21%
.
9.
1
Jan
9%
Jun
Aluminum
Cohu
Products
Electronics
Colonial Corp of
Jun
21%
300
4%
2,000
2%
2%
200
20%
-4%:
~7'
Corp
4
•
7
7%
-7%:
2%
.
Jan
7% July
55% Jan
11% Feb
,;loy2 Feb
14% Feb
Jun
May
Jun
May.
30%
Consolidated
10%
4%
,.-4%
: %
A..%.
-
3% Jan
.
1
...
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Bohack
514 %
(H C)
Co common
prior ;.preferred
For
footnotes,
:
*v
v
714
,__1
______*
100
see page
33.
7
.
27"%
5%
,
,
7%
4,200
5%
23%
2744
92
94%
300
'
3,800
120
5% May
4% May
20'4, Juti9044
Jun
Mayl
Jan
5% May
31
Feb
4%
1,600
7%
844
11%.
12%
12%
10V/Apr
'
% Jun
.15.
% Jan
.
22%
;
1,800
10% May
2,200
104% 105
105
12
12
3%
3%
,
50
IS
34%
400
%
%
%
■
3% May
6% Feb
% May
71
15%
16%
25%
31
31
2,600
13
%
21%
200
%
1
6
14%
15%
14%
1544
11%
11
.
;
6%
6%
12 Ve
,
12%
'5
1% Jan
9% Apr
23% Mar
3,700
.
12yaMay
13% Jun
'6%
20% Mar
34% Feb
9 % May
3,300
4,700
..
,
19%
8
A5>/nMay
3 490
-
»liy8
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12%.
jun
7%
8 A
-5%
,
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10 y4
14
Jan
Jun
20
Feb
11
3y8
3%
3%
200
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4% May
Jun
2,300
11
3%
Jan
Feb
15% Mar
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900
Apr
,
18 y8
',<kn
*
5
-
7%
44 May
4% May
Jun
10 Vi
129,200
.
Jan
1ft Feb
13% Mar
23 V* Jan
,
19% May
3,700
16 y4
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.
3 500
5%
Jan
7
8%
400
9
9
21
9Va Feb
15
{i Jun
jun
2,700
Feb
42
.
3'/8 May
5y4 Jun
500
Mar
33
Jun
6Va May
"*iy4
May
86% May
24% Feb
Jun
30
Jan
?75
May
25 Va
75
125
1%
,
Jan
Jan
13
100
25%
3i
Apr
1544 Feb
83
16%
Jan
1
7%
Jun
12
3,200
71
71
Mar
111
% Apr
Jun*
5%
2,800
4
4Vi 'Feb
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Jan
104
100
,
Jan
"
114%
75% May
1,200
5%
12 y8
li
544
Mar
9%: Jan.
21%' Feb
Jun-
May
3% May
79%
76
Apr
35
,11 % Jan
7%
Feb
7% Jan
- •
Jun
26
77%
14y8
6% 'Feb
1344 Mar
4,-» May
;
Feb
7il Eeb
3% May
5,000
8%
1A
9%Jurr
8,900
,
1% Mar
.'
5% May
'
1,900
1,700
17%
4V4 Jan
%. Jun •
% Jun
4%May
6
May
20O
A%-
14%
16%
■
18
10%
5
3y4 Jun
7,500
,
Jun
3
300
,
„
5% Feb
4% Mar
50c
Royalty
Ray
,.
Continental
11
9
<
43 y2
102
'*
1
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
,
3,600
15
16%
3,000
14% May
13 y8 May
100
4% May
8% Jan
5,100
144 May
•4%.
5
5
5
2%
2
2%
5,200
Inc..
5%
4Va
4*/4
.
31%
800
Jun
9%
1,200
8% Jun
17 V4 Mar
4%
Jun
4»/4
Jun
-4%
:5y4
4%
28
5,700
4ya
600
4%
4
18%
18%
2,600
100
3% May
17% Jun
%
2,100
A
20c
—*
Inc——_—.—1
1
2%
2%
7%
1%
iy8
Corp-10c
jan
9%
9%
3»/4
Jun
2% May
3,500
7'A May
\h Jun
14,100
%
2%
600
7V4
Aviation ft Engineering—l
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
2044
29%
30
Oil-.—
Cook Paint ft Varnish Co—
10% Feb
3844
'344 Jan
44 V-2 Jan
3y8
Continental Vending Machine
Jan
%
18%
.4
3%
Continental Commercial Corp1
ContinentalConnector Corp cl A——50c
Continental Materials Corp
-10c
1
li
17 V*
4
1
—5
Va May
3ya May
n
17%
10c
—1
Inc—i—J.—
Construction Products class A-
'
____L.____.10c
J,ah
9%
2Va Jun
....
•*;'
2,400
io%
18
Co——_—•
America.,—.
Consolidated Sun
Feb
vV5% Jan
r
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class A
Feb
7 V4
Jun
21;300"
3%*
14%
Consolidated Oil ft Gas Inc—
14%. Jan
.
3% May.
2
May
40
•
"A May
-800
8%
■
7V2
300
"7%
~7%
10S
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7,900
,
144 May
5% May
sy8 Jun
'
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,
5
2,800
■
.
"7%
.*-3%.
,iq%
-
.4%
.
3%
-
.
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Birdsboro
Blauner's
6
.
9,800
-1,300
-%•
-
,
11%
Community Discount Centers Inc.—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '35.1
Compudyne Corporation
——-25c
Connelly Containers Inc
_50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp_L——___10c
Consolidated Mining ft Smelting Ltd..*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
;
1% Jan
22
644 May.
3%.
Jan
15% Apr
5 % July
6
-: U
;
15
:—1
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Jan
2% Jan
,
Jun
3% May
5%
,
11,100
A.
-44
—
Club
18% Feb
Jun
May
43%
"600
7%-
59 Va
*
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>
May
May
600
2,900
.6%
■
12
2%
2%
14%
Clary Corporation
:____*.—1
Clausner Hosiery Col.-——
10
Clayton ft Lambert Manufacturing.^—4
Clopay Corporation
...AA.
—_1
19 y2
44
64 y2 May
52ya Mar
.
3 % May
-
___25c
.*
Clarostat Manufacturing Co_—
Colonial Sand ft Stone Co—
1
100
Jan Mar
22
—.1
Commercial Metals Co—:.i
10
-7%
—5
-—2
;
16% Jan
600
.7
6%
200
5,200
A 4,200
—lc
;
35% Feb
8,300
4A
4'
1
10c
Inc
May
,
56
Mining.^.—,——1
1344 May
10
■4%. Jan
Feb
27
26% Mar
Mar
49 Va
2.50
A
,12% Jan
-
7%
.4%
714
1
,
.
47
4%
1
t
1,200
11
.
7
Feb
444 Jan
Jun
Jun
61
50
50
7%
——1
~
:l%12%
10%
1014
-1,1002,200
11%
u%
1
l
Berkey Photo Inc.
ny8-
12%
1
Berkshire Frocks Inc
-
17»/2
12
1%
1
7%
...
Telephone of Canada
Belock
8%
11%
11%
_•
Shoe Corp—.
Bell Eletronic Corp
7%
Jan
16
34% Jun
—:
—1
pref___100
Chromalloy Corp
j
Jan
5%Jan
4% May
'
Bargain Town USA Inc
14
•
3% May
ii
Feb
3 Vs
18 y4
May
50
ft
Power
Christiana Oil
-:
3
% Jan
8% Mar
jun
17
58%
i4%
50c
'
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1%
-
Corp.——1
Central Maine Power* 3.50%
Chief
Jan
9
Jun
Jun
14;900
4% .5
3%
8%
50
!„.-aA>.A—A_5..
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet ft Machine—__;
,
;10
Feb
10% May
Jun
8%
5,700
58%
-Charter Oil Co Ltd
26% Mar
...
Jun
344
2,600
62
—1
common
Chamberlin
,
6% Feb
Jun
3%
10%
10%
—50-
Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common—-—1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred.41
$1.50 convertible preferred—
I—*
Century Electric Co.__l.__
10
Century Geophysical Corp—
—1
Feb
13% May
—
$2.i5Q .^preferred;
jv «vt
■
-
Securities'Corp__i^_i—___._lc
Baldwin
8
.
9,800
10 y4
'9%
100
Ltd
Enterprises
Central
-
_r——_50c
Common
b : ' (7
-7%- ;8%,
l-
<
10%
10%
—1
——1
Inc
62 y2
i
\i
5,100
A
4%
62
;
Selburn Gil'ft Gas class, Ai—l
liy8 Mar
11
Jan
May
,
"
———1
Circuit Foil Corp___
Bailey ft
7% Jun
1A May
Jan
Jun
38 y2
1,000
,17% May
Jan
3%
900
10% Mar
5
7%
6,900
Jan
5y8
—
9% Jan
100
25c
Son Inc
&
Central Hadley Corp
15% May
3%
,12% May
100
6l/2
1,500
Jan
May
8% May
1,600
__
100
9%
7%
\
16%
6%
>
Inc
(J P)
Feb
19% Apr
19
Apr
dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
Co.
Shoe
Co
,liy4 May
3,200
.
23% Jan
8
5% Jun
_5
——
900
5%
4
—
Non-voting non-cum preferred.—.1
Avien Inc ——__A.—:
:—
.10c
Ayrshire .'Collieries
5,200
/4%
11%
'
1%
,
.
5,600
8%.
;
6
Automatic Steel Products Inc com.—1
li
-9%
12%
" re
.
8%
li%
Corp
Radio
Automatic
%
—1
i—10c
:——-1
Mfg Co Inc..
—I
Inc-.:—_____
Plastics
Aurora
1114
1
16%
2,400
21%
9% Feb
7,900
"iy8
16
Feb
15 y4
Jun
5
20
iy4 Jan
1,700
12
10%
2,800
1%
,
33% Mar
1,600
,1
1
5%
'
Feb
Jun
6%
.2.50
-
Mar
i2 May
il
5%
6
Development
Mar
3
21%
Consolidated
Atlas
8
2% Jun
17>/2 May
9%
544 Jan
2% May
500
43
May
5
6%
1
—b
—1
Carnation Co
:—
5.50
Carolina Power ft- Light $5 preferred—•
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B> ord.2s 6d
Carter
(J W)
Cb_...A.
—1
Castle (A M> & Co
—10
Catalin Corp of America—
1
i
4% Jan
244 July
2%
20%
7
^A
Capital Cities Broadcasting:
Capital City - Products.-—^
Carey Baxter, ft Kennedy Inc-
.
6%
20%
{{j
y4 Mar
500
400
19 y8
"
1A Mar
„
8%
*
Company—
Canaveral International
Jan
,
2%
...i
29
7%
15%
1
Canadian Williston Minerals____.__.A6c
Canal-Randolph Corp __———1
Jun
39% Feb.
8%
Research Corp—,
Jun
2%
16
_50c
__9
10
Inc
Jan
15% Jan
29% Mar
7%
5%
Canadian Petroflna Ltd partic pfd".—10
-Canadianwide Properties Ltd—_.:——1
-
Mar
Mar
6%
2%
9%
1,400
66%c
Canadian Marconi
103
____10c
Chemical Industrial Products__10c
21V4
2iy4
10%
2%
——-—
.
-
Feb
„
——33VaC
Labs...
Testing
Inc
-
744 Jan
2844 Jan
344
20%
—
.Canadian Husky Oil-Ltd.—
1
.Canadian industrial,Gas Ltd..——2.50,
Canadian javelin Ltd
.
Mar
,43'
;
"
% May
-
———lc
Atlantic Coast Line Co——
Avis
%
;
400
•
.
Jun
2% May
3%
__1-
Laundries; of America—...1
Associated
Atlantic
ih
rets regulari—,___£l
Associated Oil ft Gas Co.
Atco
%
22 Va
Canadian-Homestead Oils Ltd__.._r.ilOc-
,•
Associated Pood Stores Inc;
Astrex
'2'%
100
100
Feb
5 A Mar
May
3% May
8 Va May
1%
.
18%: Feb
lV4May:.
2%
"
21%
•
6% Jan.
.
Jun
:2%
2%
"
Ltd—____1——--40c
• -
'
-1
Feb
,
Feb
}
34
^un
17
844
17V8
4'
.
Apr
79
.
27
2,100
2,600
8,400
,
96% May
.
4V8
944
'
7% May
May;
600
30
10,700
4%
.
'
_i
.• ■ •
,
12% May
Jun.
93
-190.
95 Vi
' 9%
,
1 y2
—4
Jun
7%
1,800"
■
preferred....:
Arrow Electronics IncL.___.__
v:Tlo'
V
3% May
500
;9%"
.28%
-
28"%
.1
21"%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co. com_.___.l
844
5
7% May
14% May
4,700
9J/4
A-*
....
;JCampbell ChibougamauJdines Ltd—-—1 ^
Campbell Machines Ihc
——1
t .Canada Bread CO
Ltd.
—A
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
-Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__;l
•A*
-Canadian Export Gas ft . Gic-..—16.%c.
,
Jun
•
"
-
;
15%
20%
;
—10
—
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A 17 44 Feb
May';
22 %
200
'344"
•3%
3"%
8%
93%
;
8% Feb
7% May1
.-fi# (preferred'^i-A—-A—
->193/4 ,peb
"
*
Anthony Pools .Inc_!_________^_i-^_._i_l
'
,
32% Jun,
.
Jan
May
19%
"21%
'ter
,
Vfe444Mar
9 :
36
33
:—*
&:■>
'% Juri
^
2%
2,100
Jan
25 %
3%
—
,vf.
.444 Jan.
34% Feb
'
•..
,
7,600
Feb
6% Mar
A May,
Jun,
- May
-
\9%- 12
■
45%
May
12
-1,000"
3
1,000
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
*
California Electric Power common..—1
$3.00 preferred
—__J_50
.
,18% Mar
f
13Vz
100.
14%-
5%
39
.
...
14
14
14
Jun
,118 May
39% Feb
8,300
•
Jan
.
4%, Jan
4V4 Feb
-1,100
.
Apollo.. Industries Inc^'_.____5
"Appalachian-Power Co 4%%'pfd2__IO0
Argus?, Inc
—.j___'_.50c
Arkansas Louisiana Gas.Co.^—_^i?.50
Arkansas Power ft Light 4.72% pfd.100
BVD
344. Jan
,
*
Jun
25
-500
,
28%
Apr
Mar
Jan
4
4% July
Jun
-900
35
Jan
7%
10%
—
Jpn
4%
.
16% Jan
2% May
400
4%,
34Vz
Co...—12.50
ft
Butler's
Cabol
^
30%
244Mar
8y4,Mar
65%
May
May
Aluminum..——25c
200
9%
22 44
30c
(The)
American
7% Mar
Jun
6
75;
...
23%.
2y8
15%
Mines Ltd-—
Burroughs
85 Vi May
,
Jun
43%
American Petrofina Inc. class A
Associated
Jan,
4%
1,500
48%
47
Inc.
23
14% May
444
cl A com—30c
—
Industries
Burnell
Feb
6% Feb
4% May
400
American Manufacturing
.American deposit
liy2
78-%
Jan
Jan
31%.
15%
£1
Ltd class B
Mills
Burma
11 Vi. Jan
May
2 % May
4,200
"4%
5
5% May,
150
5%
5V4
American M A R C Inc.........—J50c
'
17 V4 Mar
6
2 Va
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
—..i.—-£1
Associated
Jun
8%
Jan
Feb
45
6y8
'
_.l
preferred
Bunker Hill
9% Jan
6%
Electronics
Asamera Oil Corp
Jun
:
31 y4
III
6
2%
26%.May
8,700
3,800
8%
28
Jan
"
Jun
1%
400
3»/4
8%
"
_25c
—
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred—..l...
6% serial preferred
Feb
8% July
6%
American
35c convertible
9'/2 Mar
Jun
2 '/a May
5%
1,200
*
200
8%
Company
BSF Company
6% Jan
3,300
-3
5%
_20
Systems
Mar
9
Jun
6%
Business
Armour &
3%
*
Inc.:—l,__—___1
American
.
_
4%
Bruck
Buell
—
Corp.——!______1
American Book Col.—_
Andrea Radio
.
4,000
1%
32
Jan
19 Va
..
Ltd—-
Co
Class B common
Feb
9
Petroleum
Brown Forman Distillers
July
8ya Jan
Jun
3
300
8^4
50
3% May
4,400
3
common..!
10
Control Co Inc...
Allied Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc..
American
1,200
TVs
Allied
American-Interrtatl
6% Mar
:
liy2,May
1% May v
.
*
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Jan
82
July
700
-
AlOs
British
3044 Jan
Jun
50
19,000
4%
convertible preferred—
American Beverage
3%
dep rets ord registered
•
5%
,15% jan
Jun
Brown
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs__
5 Va %
90
—AlOs
.
British Columbia Power—
107% Mar
72% July
5,200
■
24% Mar
13% May
July
68
100
3%
100
—...—:
700
14%
68
__
*
;
-
Alabama Great Southern...
Tobacco—;
•
dep rets ord bearer....*
Amer
5% Mar
3% Jan
700
-2% May
A 4% Jim..
..
2%
1%
31%
...
87% Mar
9
1
<
High
1,000
'6,600
.
14y8
-
4%- Jan
,
144
Lbw
eVs-
2%
2%
.,
3%
13%
13%
Brandy wine Raceway Assn—
1
- 31%
Brazilian Traction: Light & Pow ord—" 3
Breeze Corp
——:—1'
8%
..Bridgeport Gas Co—
♦
Brillo Manufacturing Co——1. ■ ' ,23%
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
A——AAA
1
2%
British American Oil Co—v
28
17%! Feb
Jun
6%
-
—z.1
_.I0c ■"
Inc
3y4
4%'
_______A. 1-
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc.—
Jan
13% Feb
41 ya
,6,300
1114
■
10%
244
^
1.50
High "
Low
.
A_._—A
Bowling Corp of.America—
3% May
Jun
-
50
__
'15%
v
2% Mar
11
3%
10
10%
Aero-Plow
^44 May
700
11
11
—
-----—--10c,
"Jan
.
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
Borne Chemical Co Ihc—
-
Bourjois
—
—____—____—_10;
High;
'2%'Mar
.
.
Par.
.
;
■
,?•>'
1,300
.T14'144 " ' ^2,500
•
,5 %
'
Class A common...,.—:_l.——25c
Admiral PlasfcicsCorp.:.
Low
244
/A, ;•
Acme: Precision Products Inc.
Acme WireCo
High
2
6
15
20%
1
4%
5%
6V4
11,000
20 y8
4%
20%
500
5
700
124'a
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
24 y8
1
Jan
Jan
544 Jasi
114a
Feb
1 Va
Jan
4% Jan
10% Mar
6V4 Feb
Feb
Jan
5% May
1
May
16
5
1144 Feb
May
19% May,
4%
Jun
2 %
25%
Jan
Volume
Number 6175
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American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnUh » complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 2,
ending Friday, July 6, It H compiled from the report of the American
the
on
and
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»
Wire CO:
1 300
1%
1%
1%
2300
,.10
1®%
Surpass
ort Parking
lb
—10c
«
mm
mm
13%
Feb
3 700
10
Jun
17%
Feb
4*/®
Jan
2T« Jun
4%
4J00
4m May
3U May
11%
1«%
900
4,300
l.ftOO
V*
13%
>s%
Ob.
««%
common.10
Co
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700
9
8
lo%
•
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mm
Corp
warrants
3%.
Jan
861*
90
Jan
15*e July
30%
72*a July
82
4
20
4%
ft
1 200
30
50
July
3*® May
8 Va
Inc
*
4%
19 000
3
Jun
4%
ft 900
3*.
Jun
4 '•
4%
4.400
3U May
6%
7%
7%
V*
300
7'a
Rainwear
2%
3
S%
»*
»%
Corp
tjassador
of America
Oil
ft%
100
3 500
200
4%
ft
Power &
Altex
Aluminum
Stores Inc
ciated Oil & Gas Co
.ciated
'
1,400
17% May
29 "4 Mar
16
73/B
500
7
25/4
400
214
Jun
5
5%
2,800
5
Jun
1514
Feb
2,400
11 ¥4 May
193/s
Apr
12% May
19
Apr
15%
16
I6V2
BVD
16%
100
9%
9%
100
93/4
6 Va
6%
100
2.50
7%
7%
1,000
Vb
5,100
Feb
3
May
7V4 Jun
shares—3c 6d
Mar
8
5
Vb May
preferred
.__9
10
1
Inc
Company
6%
10% Mar-
Jan
IIVb Mar
Jan
11
Ltd—
ord
dep rets
—25c
P)
Son
&
3%
1%
iy8
100
10%
10 V*
103/4
2,600
10%
9%
10%
5,700
8 3/b
Inc
Corp
Inc
4%
y4
10 Vb
—I
(J
4%
—1
—1
Inc
Co.
Shoe
Co
May
2,600
Jan
8*4 Mar
3% July
3 Ve
1% May
Jun
Feb
18 V4
Jan
16
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
3%
600
2
May
3 V4
Jan
Enterprises Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd;
2%
3%
3.300
4%
Jan
California
34%
400
2% May
33I4 Jun
45%
Feb
$3.00
34
4%
4%
6.400
13%
3,900
10 Va
Jun
4%
4%
900
4V%
Feb
6 Va Mar
4*4 July
jtv
.
18 Va Mar
4 Va
May
34 Va
Feb
A May
%
Jun
17 ¥4
1
Jan
Feb
14
14
1J%
14%
1.000
ft%
»%
700
7 600
2^ May
9
Matf
:—*
1V4
1V4
*
19%
19Vb
20
3,200
173/8 May
27
common——1
Jun
12
May
5%
Jun
21%
21 3/b
21 3/4
6,900
17
May
26% Mar
62
62
62 %
100
61
Mar
50
50
50
49 %
64% May
52 V2 Mar
58%
58%
50
56
TO
3%
500
•%
#%
1.600
03%
«%
Jun
18%
Jun
1%
98
2ft'«
7Va May
27
3ft %
30
15,300
27
May
96% May
43
Mar
103
Jun
21%
2«%
23%
2,100
1%
1%.
1%
3.400
2%
2%
3%
2%
*
%
14
%
17
.
39%
Jun
Mar
Feb
1 '/4 May
3
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
100
214 May
5%
Feb
5.100
% May
1A Mar
*
3%
800
*
4%
2.000
I
3%
3
I
i
2
2%
4.800
I#
4
J%
4%
2.900
4'J
Jan
77/e
3 V4 May
Jan
4V4
314 May
3
May
1% Jun
2V» July
*%
»%
0%
1,900
61a
Jun
28 y4
4%
4 1
fe%
600
6 V®
Jun
14
4
Jan
Jan
Industrial
'4 A
4,200
7%
-7%
100
&
Gil--.—16%c
2%
%
18
-
3/4
■;
2\i
6
;.:ia
~7
•
•
7%
-
1*8 Mar
1A
43/4
.
'I 2,800
7
•7%
7 v4
8V4
21,300
2,400
3%
3%
10%
1,600
Canadian Williston Minerals———^-6c
%
Corp——1
50c
Capital
Cities
Broadcasting
Capital City Products^
f—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.—
Co
—
Carolina Power & Light
.3/8". ^
(A M)
17%
Catalin
Mar
1,800
73/4
5.50
;
738
%
Jun '•
-
Jun
.
7%
22*4
35
11%; Jan
5,000
14%
8V4
Feb
Jan
Apr
Mar
9%
Jun
Jan
Jan
10 ¥4 May
21%' Feb
26
123/a
—10
34 Va
May
4%
3 Va May
793/4
76
77%
2,200
1043A 105
105
50
iJ
li
3%
1
%
104
Jan
1
%
Apr
Jun
7%
Jun
15%
Feb
33/s May
6*4
Feb
12
2,800
4
Feb
Mar
111
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
100
400
33/4
114 Va
75Va May
1,200
5%
12 VB
5%
12
12
1
of America
Corp
V4
8,900
8%
IIVb. 12%
16%
6*4
May
15
1,700
5
1
$5 preferred—*
Co
&
"
Feb
Feb
13% Mar
Jun
4.-.
1,900
3/8
18
14 V8
3 Va May
9%
?
18
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(J W)
Co—
1
Castle
'
Feb
10*4" Apr
May
5% May
-•
200
4%
718
4V» May
6
800
4%
common
Jan
Jun'
10J/4
fv -w
4V4
Jun
Jun
3%
Canaveral International
Feb
3/4
4%
——_——1
Jan
5*8 May
31
Jun
%
10V4
Canal-Randolph Corp
Jan
1,300
1
partic pfd
Properties Ltd
9*8
2 Va
17,100
.1
—
Petrofina Ltd
71/4
-2 9.800
'-%■
4%
1
—:*•
2%
•
•
May
Feb
40
May
Jan
Feb
59 Va
Jun
5May
Ltd——2.50
Gas
Jan
Mar
22
ilOc
-—
4 Vb
May
33/4 May
common
Ltd
Javelin
4
4V8
*
10
Cah-tcuan
Carnation
4*
m v*
Gas
Export
.Canadianwide
Jan
100
.
.
1 ju
.•—*
Ltd
Co
Canadian Marconi
Feb
600
93
Canadian
1,500
34%
.1
Ltd
Co
Cement
.Canadian
Feb
190
10
Bread
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
.
43%
—50
Canadian-Homestead Oils Ltd—
Jan
4%
id
.
6%
31% May
50
—
1%
Insurance——-—5
Fire
.Canadian
Feb
3%
——
—
•
.Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Mar
3%
preferred
Canada
.
1
;
Canada
Apr
34
_50
$2; 50 prefer red.-—,
6%
;
Campbell Machines inc1
->19% Feb
*
Power
preferred
Camden
12% May
3%
13
13 '/a
Electric
'Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
4 V® Mar
2,100
2%
4%
too
79
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Jun
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21V4
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——
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Feb
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2.400
32 •'a
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143/4 May
4,700
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15%
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15%
29% Mar
7%
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400
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200
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8%
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21%
1.800
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——-1
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3
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1
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21 ¥4 Jun
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23%
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3% May
6
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Feb
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85 Va May
34
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28
35
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14*8 May
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28
10
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Radio
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20
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3 V4
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15 V® May
17
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3^4 Jan
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6%
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Jun
700
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100
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11
15%
—
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dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending July 6.
Stock
stock
Apr
'
3%
Product!—ioe
Industrial
Chemical
ntic Coast Line Co__
———
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s
Mining
evelopmenV Corp
Jun
n
U
S.600
11 May
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Jan
«
5%
6%
1.700
5V4 May
9%
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%
18%
Jun
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
23%
Jan
Jun
8
May
8% May
15% May
12% Jan
Central
$1.50
Chamberlin
3 Va
SYa
Jun
6%
Feb
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining—
3%
Jun
13 Va
Jan
Christiana Oil Corp
mm
3%
1,600
14 %
15%
900
Jun
7
Jun
Feb
13 Va May
26 % Mar
38%
g
57 %
Jun
Jan
Chromalloy
Cinerama
6
7
«
7%
•%
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preferred
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4%
4%
4%
1,200
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5 '/2 %
13%
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6%
6Vb
6 3/B
3 400
12 V®
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7%
Products
Coastal Caribbean Oils
Co
*
Jan
Cohu
Jan
Colonial Corp of
—1
Inc
1314 May
35%
Feb
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
10
19 Va
Jan
Commercial
18%
Feb
2V4
Jan
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
0,300
3.200
1
1%
Jan
500
12
Jun
15%
Apr
2.400
9
Jun
22
Jan
12%
10%
11
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1 %
7%
7
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%
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May
4.400
5 V®
July
1.700
43%
Jun
600
600
2.900
7% July
55%
New
6»/4 May
5Va Jun
10%
Feb
Consolidated
Oil
Feb
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
7%
600
6
300
20%
Jun
3%
4%
2.000
2%
2%
200
14%
May
21%
14%
May
Jan
Hydratane Gas Inc—
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7%
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4.200
300
3.800
120
5% May
4% May
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Jun
Pacific
&
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Ltd
Inc—
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30 ¥4
r
Feb
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Construction Products class A
-15%
3% May
2
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1,700
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Continental
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3% Jan
Continental
-
11
9
43%
102
Jun
34%
8
18 Vb
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
1534#[ar
10*4 Jan
900
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6V4 May
4% May
11
Jun
14
Jan
Jun
20
Feb
11
3 Va
3 Va
200
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Jun
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--
3V4
300
3
Jun
4% Mar
3/4
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5,100
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600
30
4Va
2,600
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4
18 5/a
18 SA
100
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5/b
2,100
Feb
14% May
13 Vb May
20%
Jan
4% May
1% May
Jun
28
834
3%
44 Va
4%
Jun
12%
4V4
Jun
3% May
173/4 Jun
3/a
Jun
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
24 Vb
1
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3,500
3'A
3VB
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Jan
2% May
7V4 May
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11%
Feb
Jan
Jan
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14,100
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1
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600
1% May
414
7 V4
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300
1
Jan
17*4 Mar
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15
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Jan
Jun
8 lA
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Cook Paint
May
100
5
2VB
&
Co
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
Varnish
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'3,000
18*8
1
10%
38%
1 Va
Apr
&
17*4
Va May
3 Va May
—*
1
Engineering—1
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1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Continental Materials Corp
-10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Mar
4
15
17 3/b
—1
20c
;
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7,500
<41/4
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4
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-
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20% Mar
19%
2,300
-
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;
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7%
21%
10c
—
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Consolidated
7%
2%
Metals
11% Feb
21%
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Jan
50c
America
3% May
1
8
Jun
5 Vb May
'
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10
16%
12
7 3/8
5
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12%
200
*
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vtc
1,200
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12 Vb
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Jan
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4,700
11%
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Jan
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15%
11%
1
Apr
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16%
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1
Jan
9%
9 % May
10%
7
1%
4% May
10 Vb Jun
11
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing——4
Clopay Corporation
—1
Aluminum
Jan
% May
3,700
12 Va May
11%
—-.1
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Clausner Hosiery Co
Feb
23 (4
3 500
3,700
1—;————1
10
Clary Corporation
Jan
1R
13% Mar
1
3,300
—
7
,
6
123,200
1—_25c
Feb
Feb
Jan
%
14%
...
Feb
Mar
5%
lo
11%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
9%
Jun
19% May
200
21%
Jun
I6V4
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Clark Controller Co
Club
83/4
400
107/B
1.100
.
Inc
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4%
Jan
-
Jun
U «*un
2,700
9
21
—
5%
3% May
U Jun
4 V® May
3
Jan
18
9
143/4
3.200
Telephone of Canada—
Watch
6.900
Jun
Jun
Jan
5V4
%
11%
;
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May
15
3 Vb May
500
4«/4
15
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800
8V4
3%
9
14
33
42
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Development Ltd
24%
Jun
Jun
14 Va
17%
Corp
Instrument
10
14,900
Jun
May
25%
30
75
125
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7 S
1,300
3%
2,600
———10c
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Inc
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-,50c
Inc
il
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Feb
10 % May
86% May
6 Vb May
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1
1
Oil Corp_—__.—
(AS)
10
Jun
7% July
31
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2
11
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16%
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9,800
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15 Va
75
Jan
13
100
31
1
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Jan
1
Jan
3,200
71
25%
16%
31
1
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new.
America
*
10
1
%
3/4 May
71
83
%
%
71
pref—100
pfd
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400
common.—,!
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of
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1.400
Selburn Oil & Gas c.ass A—1
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4%
convertible
Charter Oil Co
C
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Light
&
preferred__:
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Century Geophysical Corp—
Circuit
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3.50%
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
Power
fc%
4%
14%
——
Collieries "Corp___
1%
May
Central Hadley Corp
Central Maine Power
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—
Industrial
shire
12
US
Steel Products
s
■
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Mfg Co Inc—1
Corp
omatic
on-voting
-
10%
Inc——1—*-10e
omatic
en
.
Centers Inc
Plastics
33% Mar
&
—:
11%
Devices
Jan
Feb
Jun
19
Corp option warrants
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5614
43
General Industries Inc———.*!■
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5%
2 V® May
500
4 500
s
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1.500
21%
s
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2%
4.1
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2 %
41
341%
*■
53/4 May
5 Vb
Jun
10*8 Mar
6 *4
Feb
Feb
"73/4
"73/4
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1 Vb
1 Vb
IVb
7,900
1
May
2 *4
57/a
6'A
11,000
5
May
11%
19V4 May
25%
Jan
9%
Feb
6
20 Va
20 Va
43/4
4*4
'
20 Va
5
,
500
700
5 Va May
4%
Jun
16
Jan
Feb
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AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
non-voting
Par
Corp__
Cott
Beverage
Cott
Bottling Co
—-
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17
Inc
300
12 y2
Jun
16%
Jan
Garan
17
100
16 y2
Jun
227*
Feb
Gatineau
Feb
7
7%
57a
5
1,500
57a
77a
1
.
5s/a
900
67a
200
21
Jun
5%
Jun
9%
117a
Feb
Jan
77a
(ord reg)—ti
Feb
77a Jun,.
Co
Corp—
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Creole Petroleum Corp—
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Cresmont Consolidated Corp—
Instruments
17a
"17a
17*
8,700
34 y*
335/a
357a
7,500
"57*
53/a
600
2%
Drug
-/4
30
May
May
5 74
27a
-
Builders
General
Feb
1074 Feb
July
American
27a
3%
4,700
5 y2
1,500
24%
37a
10
100
17%
774
77a
Jun
8
Dayco Corp class A
C Transit System
D
8
Mar
21
Giannini
Feb
9
Feb
Giant
Mar
Jun
May
9
May
16
9 7a
May
15 7a Mar
11 %
127a
1,800
117a
11 %
12 74
500
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
1,700
43/k May
93/a
Jan
Gobel
1,900
4
53/4
Apr
1%
6,500
17a
1%
2 74
2%
500
53/a
5%
200
515
5%
3,500
~5%
—10c
8
8
37a
19%
18 3/4
193/4
142
Mar
513
Jan
~77a
%
3/a
4
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Inc I
4
—10O
25/a
2972
Great
Apr
8%
■200
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3% Jun
6%
27#, J.un.
53A
5 3/a
Jan
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12 3/4
v
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■
Jan
%
Lakes
ord
rets
dep
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
•
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Drilling & Exploration Co
Draper
;
97a
1.7%
200
x
16 74
1572
157a
127a!
12 7a
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13%i
63A
1,700 ..im
800
127a
12
13
1
16 y2
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1072
277a
r.
Test
Duro
Duval
4
Dynamics Corp of America
•67a
~2
7
2574
6%
26
v
4,800
37a
27a
27a
103/a
27,000
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&
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Air
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574
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10s
1
4
reg
conv_.
100
574
2,600
-1,100
Jan
13% Mar
107a
Bowling Corp—
Great. Western
Jan
2j/4 May
Jun
Lakes
Great
'
Jan
500
3%
Inc
American Industries
Great
.
Feb
57/# Jun
•
7
100
"
Feb
12
37a
.
174
113/8
1-
103/4
•
Varnish-
Warrants
Amer
44,400
May
407t
1
Great Basins Petroleum Ca__;
Gulf
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class: A
Dome Petroleum Ltd
133/a
43/4
May
1078 May
11
B
c.—
Gray Manufacturing Co_
:
Jan
14972
1,000
2%
374
—10
Jun
672 May !
200
A
~
Feb
12% Mar
1397a May
•
Jewelry
Grand Rapids
Jan
13%
Jun
7,300
»
77a
6%
;
•
12%
May
18%
Mar
9,400 :
6 3/a
674
I
._25c
31
Feb
Ltd—
Co
27
53/4
Goodway Printing Co Inc——
.
Distillers
1,000
3,500
*
Gorham Corporation
Jun
800
class
Manufacturing
Gordon
10
•
130
Goodman
Jan
Jan
7 aA
7%
7 74
Jan
12%
37a
1417a 142
r
774
1
&
3074
1174
Feb
15 7a Mar
107a
Mills
10 3/a
1,000
47a
„100
ManufacturingProducts——
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—i
—J
Dielectric Products Engineering-Co
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts- com_
7% 1st preferred
Gasket
Jun
Jun
73/4
—4c
Inc——
Jun
5,300
8
4
Industrial
7
li
Consolidated Mines_-
Jun
5
300
1
7
1 % Mar
(Adolf)
l7/a
700
1174
10%
1174
_20c
1
Detroit
July
287a
—5
Detroit
18,300
.'
1
V—
n
Inc—
Co
5 7a
-
:
35
A
stock
87a
Jan
10
•
9474
—J_
Distilleries
Goldfield
Productions Inc
debenture
8%
Desilu
Jun
~
1
_50c
:
Ltd
Co-—
Knitting
43/4
47a
_2.50
Stores
Dennison Mfg class
3
*>■
;
Union
4%
Dejay
2,800
Jan
2%
Jun
> 29
117a
1
■
Globe Security Systems, Inc
4
pref—
C)
Mines
Co
4%
—1
133/s
—1
Glass Tite Industries Inc
43/8
Inc cl a com
Inc cl B
874
77/a
1174
1
._
Controls, Corp
Giant Foods Inc com class A
8
12 y2
50c
Industries
Defiance
12
174 May
*
May
Feb
35
73/4
17,100
97a
8
—-20
—
6 3/a
315 Mar
3074
Corporation—
Corp_—
Jan
Mar
"
1174
--5
.2.50
:—
—
-
Jan
5%
Jun
Feb
5 7*
23
General Stores
Gloray
Mines Inc
Day
9
Jan
98
1%' Apr ?"
53/8' Jun
—£1
,
Genung's Incorporated _—ili
$5 preferred——:—
$4.60 preferred
——X
50c
Brothers Inc
Davidson
183/k
35%
2,000
8,900
Jun
1
dep rets ord reg——
Plywood
50c
preferred
5%
8
4,600
»37/a
Georgia Power
D
Daryl Industries Inc
Stores Corp common
High
26% May
9674 Apr
1,400
l3/4
7a" 103/4
37a
1
Jan
100
87a
BYa
Jun
May
23/a
Jan
8'/a Jan
774 Mar
m.
"
200
24 3/4
57t
Jun
Globe
Davega
67a
17a
37a
,'■■■■■.
Fireproofing
General
V
Crystal Dairies
53/4
17a
107a
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
..;
Glenmore
Daltch
47/a
IZIi
I
Corp
37/a
--1
General
Jan
43
,
,
5% May
700
5 y2
1
2 74
500
474
1174
117a
3%
common
B
200
24%
Co—„
& Land Co
luc
Cuban
Tobacco Co
—
—t
Cubic Corporation
——
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter Laboratories, class A common—1
Crystal Oil
Class
67a
:'-.V 47*.
1VA
(Md)
Petroleum
Central
Crown
-i'
Corp—25c
23/4
6%
23/4
.
.\.
:
Crown
474
6 7a
Corp. ,--1
Alloys Co—
Battery &-Ceramic
General
25°
Corp
United
Crose
900
2,200
.
—1
General
ll3/4 Mar5
93/4
2874
277a
-100
General Gas Corp
Crowley Milner & Co.—--—
Crown Aluminum
Industries
Low
v
Crane Carrier
a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
R7a
97a:
28 7a
common
; Gellman Mfg Co:.—————— —1
General Acceptance "wts"——..
Jan
May
4%
—1
i—-
Power
preferred
General
P1
Shares
Jan
13
57a
67a
i
England
of New
Ltd—
America? dep receipts
Courtaulds
Cox
Jan
Low
for Week
*
G
Feb
20
Reynolds cofflinon
preferred class A
&
Corroon
••
18
127a
g
Coro Inc
••
Range
of Prices
17
B
Class
Last
Sale Price
High
Jun
17
voting—*
Distilling Ltd cl A
Corby (H)
Sales
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
17
$1
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
America,? Stock Exchange
,,
.
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Sales
Week's
Friday
/
.
(138)
30
Jan
87
Jun
26% Mar
103/4
74 "Jan
May
1*6 Mar
.
Volume
196
Number
6175
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(139)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
;
-
of Prices
par
j
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Sales
Last
)
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Low High
Series
B
Jetronic
warrants
Industries
Corp'
'lit I*
•
2'A
^
.
Inc__„—_l.—-10c
(The)—
2'A
—\"/I.
,
,—75c
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
High
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
,.B8
'K
Ivxii
T4Z
6%
4%
2'/k
2%
2'A
•
lg
4%
-
*
7nn
-
'
17/
-1 400
r„„
a h
*
4% May
■
™
Mount
k
Movie
Inc
Inc
class
v
■
/.
.
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Kavanau
Electric
Broad
4'A%
Co
Kirby
14 V*
23 Mi
1
8%
9%
Products
Petroleum
:>«
1.25
lVx
.1
Co.;
Kleer-Vu
Industries
Dept Stores Inc
—„1
(I B) Rubber C6^_—A
2.50
(H
L)
IncJ__
Hotels
Knott
Kostin
J
Corp
:
Kratter1 (The)
Kropp
(The)
Kulka
Smith
23/a
"
-
Feb/
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
Napco
1 %
Jun
3%
Feb
1 Va
Jan
2% May
1,200
%
Apr
500
2%
Jun
7%
May
287/s
3%
17%
17%
18%
10%
11%
300-
,5Va
5
5%
5,800
-
183/4
19%
jun
16
3,200
Feb
1,700
7 4
Jun
25%
24%
10'A
1,700
24%
————_50c
—
Corp _L
J
Inc.—
Industries
Lake
Apparel
'
19
11%
Jun
11%
100
21%
12,800
1%
4%
5
1,500
1,200
Bowl-O-Mat
25c
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Larnson
Corp of Delaware
Industries' Inc
Larchfield
Lee' Filter
Corp—1
Lee Motor
24%
Electric
1
Jan
National
Equipment
National Petroleum
Brewing Co
National
(Mich)
15%
Rental
Levine's
class
23% Mar
Rubber
National
9%
National
Feb
Bartlett— !
&
9'
700
2 %
July
5%
1-
May
2% .Jan
44,000
12
—
12
160
(The)
COi.
'
,
•
»"
2,900
73/8
7%
.
6%
A
•
7 >
»
5
100'
VA
.
1%
.
1%
10%
10%
10 3/4
12%
12%
13 %
3%
300
16%
17%
1,700
Exploration
17%
500
>
30c
66 %
65%
67
"23%
23%
25%
3%
3%
33/4
2.50
2
;
Lynch Corp_
•
.25 V4
,
MacFadden-Bartelf
Mack
Trucks
24%
25%
6 Va
6%
6%
Macke
2
15%
Co
Industries
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
143/4
Jan
•
Jun
-5%
19%
1%
3%
16.
lc
1%
1
1%
19,100
5uc
6%
.
Feb
14%
13%
14%
'2,500
11-
5%
5%
53/4
5
———1
21%
21%
1,100
2,100
Mansfield Tire & Rubber-——_—2.50
7%
Mangel Stores-
Marconi
1
•
International
Communication
Martin-Marietta
Maryland- Cup
Ltd
Co
Industries
McCrory
Oil
Mead. Jonnson
Menasco
Mfg
-
__1
L__—_*
Inc——_—
&
Co
hew
Co__
5,200
20%
193/,
213/4
22%
22%
23%
18%
22
4,000
10
10 3/8
8,600
,6
6 %
500
10%
-—3
1
com—
r8%
2%
24%
3,900
V
6%
-8%
23/8
23
"
4%
5%
6
-
1.
::
0,r6
Micromatic
Hone
Microwave
22%
223/4
j._10c
::
Associates. Inc___
4%
-
800
10%
2%
2%
10%
8%
13%
13%
133/4
Oil Corp $1 conv preferred'-_*
Mid-West
Abrasive——
L_l_50c
Mill
Factors
Wohl
Miller
Mar
4V2
Milo
convertible
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
of
Oak
Mohawk
Power &
Airlines
Molybdenite Corp
10% May
600
5;900
8
•'
700>
11
100
18 V2
17,900
15%
15%
4%
4%
6%
6 %
Light 57o
1—
III
6%
1,000
'
Industries-"—
7
1
—100
480%
preferred series B
—100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
see page
33.
Feb
Feb
7%
73A
8%
16 Va Feb
7% May
7'A Jun
10;200
8
8'A
~83/a
8'A
83/8
500
8 J/4
8%
12%
4,100
8 3/a
July
113A
10»/2
11%
700
8 3/4
..123/4
July
12%
Jun
1,000
-
Feb-
87/a
Jun
19
Jan
177/b
Jan
ft
27'A
87/a
%
2,400
9
13/8
a%
;
l'A
87%
26%
3,700
1%
36'A
1
90
40
86
100
29'/a
Jun
700
29'A May
% May
38
36%
%
%
iV
2,300
5'/a
6
1%
21/4
2,400
5
4%
4,300
43A
6
1
2%
Jan
138
Jun
30
Jan
13%. Feb
Jun
90
Jan
36
Jun
8 3/a- Jun
600
30
90
.
13A
% May
2,800
273A
■fir
27
Jan
39'A Mar
47
Jan
ft
Jan
9%
Jun
Feb.
.
1.25
—1
Gils
Ltd
2
*
l'A May
4
Apr>
2,200
4 '/a, May
6 %
Jan
l7/a
5
1
600
1%? Jun
3
Feb
1,900
25
l'A
l'A
1
3%
3J/4.
3 Va
1,700
50
563A
56 3/4
80
100
Airlines
Penn
RR
Co
Industrial
pfd
88 Va
89
„.
L
•
2'A
May
.
2 %
Jan
4%
Jun
62
Jun
55
Jan
-
93
88% Jan
Va May
"
53A Jun
150
ft
Va
VA
__1
3,100
1
(Del)
6%
6%
6%
800
10c
Corp
Manufacturing Col
Petroleum
Brass
2%.
2'A
23%
5,700
2
"
16 %t
15
16'A
15%
14 3A
16'A
Jan
Mar *
% Mar
10% Apr
4% Mar
May
11,000
24'A
900
~9%s
10
13
55,700
6%
23%.
1
20c
Corp
600
—50c
Co
a
Ohin Power 4%%
Old* Town
—1
1
—
6
6 3/a
Corp
3,100
19°A, Feb
May
26%
12'A May
a% Jun
113/4, Feb
23
29
May
10
4'A
53 J/4
riMiU
5%
53/8
5%
13'A
131/8
r:
13'A
4
4
f
52%
boo
300"
1
400
24-
r
1,700
f
223/4
25'A
24'A
25'A
93/4
" '
6%
May
3'A. May
19 'A Jun
"
,
Feb
64%. Apr
19% Jan
Jun
12
300
700
22'A
53/4
14'A May
4%. May
800
4
-V
17% Mar
200
lV/a
1
_T
98'A. Jan
7%. May
3% May
600
53'A
16'A
>>
'
—1
l—1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
Corp
4 »A:
4%
preferred
^
—7
O'okiep Copper Co-Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg. Corp—w-l—
5
Electric
Feb
."Jan
93%. Jan
100
1
preferred
common
40c
:15'/a
,
6
33 3/a
.
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb.
Feb
2
»
53Va May
,
' i
l7/s Mar
Paoiflc
Apr
Jan
11%
40 3/4
Jan
-107/8
'
Jan
Jan
4 A
<
38
Jan
/Feb
293/4 May
13% Apr
Coast
5%
Apr
42%
Clay
Pacific
•
.1——8
Products—-—
Co
common
1
—
.
9
93/4
43
32 Va
32 3/a
2,800
28'A
32'/a
28'/a
300
' '*
21
Jun
21
May
May
33% May
31
Jun
27% Jan
25'/a
Jan
147AApr
Jun
18
preferred
2nd pfd A
conv
JUn
8'A Jun
18
25
0 % cum conv
25
Pacific Gas & Electric 0% 1st pfdi—25
5J/2%
1st preferred
25
5% 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series^ A
25
4.80 % redeemable 1st preferred—-25
4.50% redeemable 1st" preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
cum
29%- Feb'
Jan
28'A May
25'A Jan
25%
25'A
25%: Janr
24'A Jan
27% Apr
27% Apr
26% May
233/4
24'A
300
22%. Jan
24%
22%
22%
100
22'A Jan
24% Apr
25%
25%
25%'
25'A
25'A
26
1,700
*
500
:
500
Feb-
■
•6% Jan,,
'
123/4
Jan
Pacific
Industries
•Jan
"4
Pacific
V/5 %
21%
Jan
■•7-1 •'
Feb
dividend
$4.75
.
Jan
$4.75
•
11%
12
22
21
22
4
$4.36
31;
.
7 ,6%
Airlines..——;
Northern
600
-
Pacific
Ja n
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
5%
5'A
937/a
450
90
3'A
3'A
993A
130
10
820
33A
1,400
.
3
6'A
4,300
12 3A
18,100
6'A
1,500
Jan.
95
Apr
5% Mar
Jun-
20% May
9
May
53/4. Jun
6'A
1
154-
Jan"
25
99
Apn
95J/2. May
'103V4 May
,
Jun
88%
12
12 'A
10% Feb.
v
Jan
973A Jan
290
137
»
233/4
247/s
-1
—
90-
40.
90
;
89
Telep—— .11
Bell
Northwest'
.137
90
;
-
99'A
991/4
-
II
2% May^
91%. Jan
2,000
923A
90
''
Warrants
3'%
35
17'A
Jan
Feb
10%
.
Feb
Jan
100
100
Jan
Paddlngton Corp class A
50c
38
37'A
407/a
9,000
36
May
63/s
Feb
Page-Hersey Tubes...
Pall
Corp class A
17'A
17 Va
17%
2,700
153A
28'A
ft
%
26'A
28'A
1,800
23'/a
Jun
%
ft
A
4,100
1/2
Jun
1 'A May
3,000
ft
Jun
1% Mar
5'/a
57/a
400
5%
Jun
6'A
6%
6%
800
May
Jun
Jun
Jun
4V2 May
11% Jun
15
Jan
Mar;
21% Mar
153/B
Apr
26 % Mar
8%
Jan
36% Mar
13
Feb
153/4
Pacific Power
-
Packer's
Light 5%
&
Super
Parker
Pen
Class
Apr
Jan
Pato Consolidated
Jun
Jan
Penn
Jun
63/4
Feb
Pentron
4%
4,000
3% May
Va Jun
63/4
jan
Pep
1
Jan
103%
25
Traffic
Co__
—
Corp
4%
4%
%
%
23%
26%
6,600
6,100
133/a
15%
18,200
10%
Jun
23%
Apr
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc..:
1%
1%
2,100
1 %
May
3%
Jan
Perfect
40
Apr
Boys
'90
20
89
Jan
102
102
10
97%
Jan
91
Jan
Circle
96 %
—
Inc
Photo
Corp
Jun
Peruvian
Oils
Jun
Phillips-Eckhardt
—
&
;
.—
;
Minerals——
1
10
Mar
66
Mar
24% Jan
Jun
53
8'A
Jan
Apr
7%
300
,
May
73A May
23 Vs Apr
12 »A May
17
2ft
4
Jan
8'A May
2 3/4
24%
Jun
May
800
26'A
100
7,400
11%
3,900
ft
3,700
53/8
6'A
10,000
11% Apr
33'A
Jun
5% May
9'/a Jun /V
3/4
Jun
..4% May
Jan
88 Va Mar
8'/a May
24%
Jun
10,
Jan
5Va Jan
Jun
71
12
<
11% Aur
24% Feb
-13
9'A
7
Jun
Jun
2,000
7%
lO'/a
5'A
400
133/4
73
9
57/a
1,400
5,700
133/a
10'A
1
3
72'A
73A
-
1
Electronics-
X8%
26'A
*
10c
33/8
8 Va
2Va
9
25c
2.50
Corp
Permian
94% May
103%
(The)
.
2%
13%
73
:-l
1
(Mass)_20
500
5,200
3'A
3$r
Gold Dredge Ltd—1
2.50
Electronics
25%
90
9
,
18%
9%
17'/a
9%
1
Corp
Jan
Jun-
May
18 Va
2
3%
Jun
%
2
A
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
20 %
20
1033/4 104
5%
:
class
Co
400
Apr
pfd
*
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company—;—
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
800
"
106'/a May
100
1
104
Markets
38%
12-
4%
2
"
—
Jan
r 15 % Mar
5'/a
-
•
123/b Mar
3"% May
100
'
'
Inc
$4.50 preferred—
preferred
dividend preferred
conv
dividend preferred—
dividend preferred
$4.40
933/4
-2
Lighting
42May.
Perfect
preferred-
Jan
47/s
3%
Jun
14% May
33
1
1
footnotes,
Ltd
13%
Ltd
Corp of Ameria
(Can)
700
4
.10c
"ctfs"_
Inc
900
4%
.
pfd_ .100
—
RR
16
-
!_50
*
23A
Jun
Jun
May
8%
9%
1
Company
Precision
For
-
2% May
400
19%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
4,100
-
11%
Warrants
Monogram
Jun
7%
preferred
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Molybdenum
9
11%
Corp__—;
2
3'A Jan
Rosario—3.33 y3
Honduras
Mines
Southern
Occidental
-
Feb
32%
4% May
>
19%
Canada,
Aluminum
500
~9%
common-
Electronics
Mining
213A Jun
50c
Corp
Co
11%
1
1,300
.
Jan
243/4
"
Jun
.
.
4
5
Corp
Feb
10%, May
Jun
50c
Co__
Financial
2,600
Jan
.
Feb
4%
.
July
—2.50
Investment
Miuwescern
Apr
22'A' Jan
"
9%
—1
-
2,000
10%
9%
:
2%
10%
1
Midland
Midwest
1,300
43/4
9%
;
VA
*
Canadian
Oxford
Feb
•3 Va May
16% July
% Jun
400.
•/
L_____1
Corp_
58'A May
2%
1
Railway
American Royalties Inc
Novo
9% Mar'
•
30%
2% May
23
10,600 .:
;%
Michigan Sugar Co common—1
6%
preferred
————1
_I0
22
1 Va
50c
Inc
&
Pacific
Inc
5,700
'
2Va
25c
Co
Land
Arizona
Inc____—,_T
Ohio
/
May
l
Michigan Chemical Corp_i
27'A
1
Co
&
Rim
Apr-
;v
r
8% May
}
29,8Q0.
16%
Miami Extruders
4
4,600
'*
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Jun
16%
8,900
28%
16 3^
22%
193/4 Mar
'
14% May
12 '/a Jun
*
Ogden Corp
I
••
'.■■17% May
20-% .Jun
.
-
60,400
2%
'■
4%
Metal. & Thermit Corp___1—^_5
Jun
1ft Jun
1,000
'
16%
Corp Ltdl—
Mining
.-
2,500
20
—u;—1
Island
York
Apr
29%
*'
-May
-
3%
,
10
1,900«...
11,200
?
1 Va
*
Jan
"6%
21% July *
"*
7%
Refrigerating Co__—__ 1_^-1
Merchants
Merrill
l
A
warrants——————
Corp——i—l_50c
Corp
McCulIoch
22%
.
-£1
warrants^—l—
Corp
•
103A
10%
'
Co
Nuclear Corp of Amer
1
Corp——,
Corp——A__—A.
Massey-Ferguson Ltdi——
Masco.
Maule
' /
1
Marine
7
Jan
~2'A
1
Process
80%
4% May
-
143A
May
'
Jan
18 %' Jun
_•—i_10c
Jan.
9>
1
..
53/4
%
..
400
„L—*
Mar
13 Va
900
,
54
Co
&
27%
>.
.
4,500
Inc-A
43/4. Apr
32
6 3A Jun
Mar
'
23
27/8- Jun.
6%
Majestic, Specialties
Mar
43A Jan
"7% May •:
*
May
1% May
800
1,200
'
'
20%
Mallory Randall Corp__
9
12%; Feb
"
Mar
16'
1% May
11 % Jun,
•
1,200
1 %
'
Service-.—-
9
45'A
10c
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4'A%
35%- Feb:
1
Jun
20
Public
Maine
9
52
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
18%
Jun
3% May
24 Va- Jun
2,700
3
i
Jun
12% Mar
900
15'A
Zinc
North
Feb
58% May
20 Va Feb
900
16%
r
Jan
22
Jan
14'A- Apr
9%. Jan
;
■
•
830-
3
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4
100
7%
"
6
-
Jun
15%
1,300
2%
19
class A—-1—1-1
Inc_——U—33J/ac
Vending
Mackey Airlines
Macoid
L—50c
2,9 GO
23
7%
13%
O'Sulllvan Rubber Corp—
Overseas Securities
corp_
4%
4
V
2
Mur
Northeast
V,-,:
warrants————
Inc
Jun
7Va May
1% Jun
200
147/a
■
30c
North
-
I- M
Jan
-
7Vs
Jun
3%
1%
10%
10
Nortlr
11% Jan
9-%. Jun
'700
T
•
■>
3 Va- Jun
5,100
(The) Co
14%
Jun
10s/8
3,000
Friday Silver Lead Mines.—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
10c
Lucky
6%
1,500
1%
9
1
Inc__
Jersey
Norfolk
8%' Jan
Jun
1
17,200
3%
10
2,300
5,700
•'
'
2ft
Associates
Packing
•aMNoramco
'
Jan
403% Mar
May
3%
4,000
1
_1
7
Jun
May
8
15%
Co
Mexico
Nickel
15% Mar
Jun
■->
10-
700
25c
Inc
Gas; Service—
Lunkenheimer
25%
7% July
6% May
8,300
11
JUn
-
18%
100
8,500
r
3%
1
Jan
-
8%" Jun
4%
8%
20c
Stores
a nam
Noma Lites
■
Corp
Preserves
205/a
6% Mar
9 % May
-
11
37A
-
43A
73A
50c
New
Jan
.1%
!
200
1,600
9,500
IVA
2ft
New York Auction Co
Feb
2%
1
7
Apr
35
3JAMay
8'A
14%
New
Jan
2%
7%
Apr
12%
JUn
33/4
2'/8
New Park Mining Co
Jan
8
1
L—25c
•
Land- &
800
2%
_A.—2.50
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
4
19%
24*
8%
15'A
Corp
Telefilm
Transit
New
Jan
Jun
19%
»—
'
6 Va
2
Inc—_
Machinery
New
Jj»n
15
20%
4%
6%
I
A_'
5%
Jun
43/4 May
J—10c
Louisiana
10%
13% May
3% Jun
300
Livingston Oil Co_A__—
Locke Steel Chain
;lA
Electronics
2% May
400
300
12
4 j/8
.—25c
New Idria Min & Chem
Jan
500
17%
Sherry
1,400
10%
14%
-
4%
—_i
Louis
3%
*74
4%
J——10
Loral
Jun
4%
preferred
1
—1
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Lodge & Shipley
2%
23/4
L——4
5%
Kessler
Jun
4%
25c
'
Jan
Jan
33A
4 V2
Liberty Fabrics of'N Y commcnL—1_1
Class
25%
25%
Apr
3%
~— 1
i
Inc___—L
Lockwood
July
8% May
2%
10
1
:
A
Inc—
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1,900
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1
A
Corp.
(R
6 % Mar
34'A
jun
8% May
4j500
f -9%
5»/8
22 3A
/
.
1
LtdL.
Ltd
Industries
Presto
National
Jan
2,000
1,400
.
3%
i__l
•
Jan
Feb
7 43/a May
10%
4
■
■
9 *
4'A
1
Weld-: Machines.
National Research
Jan
28%
18% May
1% May-,
14
14
!__5
*
Products
Tourneaii
Le
^
Corp__
Lefcourt. Realty
3%
—_10
4 y8
■
1
National
3,700
2%
5
!
'.
Maf
7'A
-
1
Corp
Jan
93/4
2%
2%
S
5
10%
9
3
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lariston
10
9%
3
1
A
A
Industries
10
1
43/a
23
100
Feb
35
43A
1
National Casket Company
National Company Inc—
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1
*,
5%
.
Milling—3
Nelly Don Inc
Corp
'
~9%
1
National
10 % Mar
Jun
1%
■
'
18%
14
tfr Jan
9% May
4% May
16 3/4
20%
—_1
Ltd
24 J/4
•'
Jun
Jun
'
900
17/B
Inc
Mines
,
-1
li.
Inc_.
Feb
r
Electronics
Radio
Shore
1
;
5
-
Nedicks
Lafayette
4i
1
May
7%
H00
9'A
Apr
Jan
Ne-
L'Aiglon
-4%
23%
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
L
4V8
24-
"
20%
4%
Jan
14%
Jan
3%
13 % May
10c
9%
May
4%
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National Bellas Hess-
'
13%
1
Electronics Corp__
Jun
6
10*.
Nat Nast Inc class Au__—
Feb.
2%
700
.—33.'Ac
Co—:
5
1,500
.
14%
21-
700-
i.-\r
12%
1,700
11%
100
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7%
-
N
Nachman
14
2,000
17%
53/4
900
4-,200
*'
Feb
Jun
14%
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Feb
May
16
7.50
Corp
5%
7%
—
i3 May
"■1% -Jun
500
11 ¥4
25c
_
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9 %
9; 100
%
(S)
9Va
2.50
8%
2,200
%
3%
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Jan
6% Mar
15
v
14
&
4
Jan
Feb
July
15%
3Va
4Va
26%
—2.50
29
14%
1
__
14%
8%
—
May
700
1%
2%
10c
Inc
/18
•
1,000
13/4
.
AVi May
3% Jan
100
Apr
10'% Jan
Apr
21%
50%
16
L_____1
.
•8 3/4
13
18
153'/a
'
.10,900
10
1%
2%
;J___^__1
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Minerals' Corp Ltd
Kleinert
20% May
,
National
1
.
Kirkland
Klion
1,600
lft
___10c
I
—
Jun
2,200
5'A
High
Jan
4%
i43/4
26
—
Muter
1443A
99 % Mar
26%
6,000
29
8%
~:97/a
.
Jan
Jun
14%
23'.
Jan
3a/4 Jan
,
9 % May
.»13 % May
24%
X14%
:-26%
Cobalt Ltd
Krtkeby-Natus
Klein
1,700
10%
May
17%
1,900
123/8
28%
Kihgsford Company
Kingston
21
1
J__i
Jun
2
95%
19%
12 Vs
;__i._25c
.1
Kin-Ark Oil Company..
3,900'
12%
Co_________.i__-2.50
&
Copper
5%
'
20%
(Del)__^__
(Walter)
Kilembe
2%
1
Jewelry Stores Inc.
Kidde
2%
19,700
1
—^
„
Chemical
6%
2 'A-
•
6%
pfd__100
.
Bldg Co
Corp.
Kawecki
Kawneer Co
6%
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&
'
4
10
50o
50c
A
lv „'uv«ry
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Muskegon Piston Ring Co.,
Muskogee Co
,
Corp—__
& Company.,;
&
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Kaufman
Kay
K
Industries
"
25%
•»
class A—
Muntz TV Inc
Kaiser
Jan. 1
1
MPO Videotronics
'
2.50
Range Since
Low
__
5%
12.50
—
Star
Shares
63/4
4
—:
for Week
High
6-
1
Tel & Tel
States
Movielab
6%
—
Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain
''11*
12* £
2V« Mav
Ifoo
*
4%
——*
Company
.
147% 147'A /
43/4
5y8
__
25c
—1
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preferred
Diablo
Low
*
Products
Electro
Siemens
Mt
Jupiter
Last
Sale Price
Morse
^
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
»• for Week
Shares
31
X
Apr
16% Jan
27% Jan
1ft Jan
8%
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(140)
32
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 6)
Friday
Sale Price
Electronics
Phillips
Low
Pharmaceutical
&
Phillips
J
Pierce
.
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
Powdrell
Alexander
&
Oil
Prairie
Presidential
7%
800
400
1,000
16 y8
800
7%
;*
30
5%
100
100
4%
4%
500
4
12%
12%
12%
100
12
41
41%
1%
29%
I"l
——
A
42
1%
29 Ya
■:!
5%
5%
Class
B
Progress
$1.25
1
Corp
i-
.9%
5%
5%
11%
11
11%
21
13
Mar
Gas—__
18%
19 %
6.00
10%
10%
11%
13 Ya Apr
May
Jan
6% Jun
4Yt May
10 Ye May
8% Mar
1,400
c
Jan
17
22% Feb
Feb
18 Ya
19
1
—
——
Ya. Apr
26 3/4
13
May
10% May
Apr
Jan
Colorado—
of
._100
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
87%
87,"
88
._20c
4Yt ao
48
46%
50
11
10%
11
16%
14%
16%
•
I._5
—
87
250
45 Ya
1,500
92%, Feb
July
Jun
74%'Mar
.
'•
10% July
700
21%
Jan
203/s Mar
Jun
13 Ya
1.60Q
2%
1
•
Quebec Power Co—
2%
211
2,
1,900
Southern
*■&%
California
original
34
Jun
25
12 Y4
Jun
25 Ya
1,400
22 Ya
Jun.'
36
1,020
33 Ya July
Southern California
Southern Materials
Ex
£1
*
Ramo
class
Inc
20c
A
Packing Co__
Rayette Co Inc
Estate
Real
—
4%'
27%
25 Ya
11%
11%
21%
21%
4
400
28
11%
2,400
23
1
18 Yt
19
103/4
19
Feb
5% May
May
7 Ya
Feb
37%
Feb
Jun
18 Ya
Feb
May
29 Y4
Apr
11 Ya
5%
5%
1
lYa
r^i.ioo-
24%
15 Y4 May
Jan
Properties Corp of America—
Class A
1
—*
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Warrants
1
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1
1
..
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e
2%
-;
3 Ya
33/8
66 Ya
i%
-Jun
20%
2%
63
66%
2,200
1,600
14
—1
10%
10%
14%
14
i
14 Ya
3 3/8
33/4
4%
43/s
"43/a
100
4%
11%
12 y4
2,500
103/4
8%
8%
1,200
Inc
10c
Rico Argentine Mining Co
33/4
1,900
3%
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Paint
Ridgeway Corp
1
Rio Algom Mines
*
7
8{'s
7
8
—
83/b
%
A
400
19%
14
7%
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(J B)
Co—
—
container Corp new
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;
—
73%
19,100
4 Y4
May
2%
5,300
2 Ya
May
6%
Jan
Jun
7%
Jan
18 Ya
18%
83/4
8%
23%
23 Ya
23%
11
107/a
•
17
83/a Mar
Apr
May
10
Jun
11%
700
3 Ya
3%
123/4
1,700
1,800
25 Ya
25 Yt
25%
600
Apr
5%
600
3Ya
Jun
7%
100
6
May
lYa
173/a
2%
23/4
2,400
7,600
10Y4
10
11
1,700
143/4
153/4
1,000
15 Yt
15 Yt
5
12,900
16 Ya
1
23/4
Jan
30 Y2
Jan
Jun
4%
14%
153/4
800
8%
4,800
16%
2,400
14
11%
10 Y4
12 Yt
2,500
8
11Y4
11
TIY4
700
10 Yi
173/4
173/4
100
15%
IV4
1 Ya
.
14
12 Yt
193/4
19%
20 Ya
7
,»
6
.
Jun
Jun
5 Ya
3,900
2% Jan
/
35
.
13,000
2,600
-
,17% Jan
/
4%. Jan
May
18
2%
700
1%
300
123/4
123/4
13 %
700
35/a
37/a
1,400
.
1%
;
12 %'Jun
3%
,53/4 Feb
8% Mar
*
.
5Yt May
% jun
5/a
33/a Jun
Supronics Corp__^
55/a
6%
333/4
32,400
28
24
28
263/4
25 Ya
27
2Ya
«•
4
Jun
Jan
Mar
2%
% May "
!
3,800
307/a
6
32
Feb
,
May.
1%
:50c
.25c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—-;—
Syntex Corporation
21
—--—2
;
/
Jun
3.
2 Ya
500
2Va
Operating Co—
18%' Jan
-,
.
v ,13% Jun
4lYa Jan
IS3* Jun.,'.
5Vb May, : ;;r 11% Mar
4,600
6%
,1-3% Mar
May,
10 Y2
4,800"
*
"
Feb
22 Yt. Feb
Jun I'
lYt Jun,,
1,300
3,700
r
,;.
Jun
,v
14,100
13 Ya
313/4
Jun
Ya
Feb
Jan
' 19% M^y
24 3* Apr
20% Jan
4% May
27 Ya
12%
i
,
Jun*;, v
May
7Ya
Feb
14 Ya
18
July
73A Jun
143/4
"lY4
Feb
Feb
Mar
May
2Y2
7%
10c
-*
—.—1
1
__1
67/8
12,
i8May
15
16 Y2
5
9Y4
May
10
^
1
Corporation (Del)———____1
Sunair Electroriibs Inc——
10c
Sunset Internrftlonal Petrol Corp——1
Supercrete Ltd—
25c
Superior Tool & Die Co———r——1
10c
Superior Window Co class A_
Supermarkets
Feb
3Ya
2%
Jan
16
34 Ya
53/a
1
5%
Jun
3Yt
17 Ye
Jan
Jan
Jun
24 Yz
1,300.
Feb
24 Yt. Jan
14 Ya Apr
3Yt Jun
9
7%
'
5%
10%
10 Yt
9%
Jan
11%
53/a
32
Jun
3Y2
-
14 Ya
May
7Y8
22 Ya
11%
;.53/4
Jan
14
400
4
33*
Jun
4,300
2,900
9
33/4
16% Mar
*
Feb
6%
33/4
Arner Inc_—-—
Corp__
.
2%
1
50c
3
(Del)—
,28 Ya
• :
2%
Aluminum ProductsBrewers Inci^_———-—1
'Sterling Precision Corp
Jan
...153/4 Mar
7Yt-May.
10c
—
Jun
Feb
Mar
6%
—1
Corp
Feb
..
32 3/i
Jun
10c
50c
Inc
86
2%
1
Instruments Inc
15'
11%
13%
—1
A
Jun
13%
143/4
class
Feb
July
Jun
1,500
1,600
,
.
24
-JL2
Jun.
5Y2
72
2,300
8%
15
23% Apr
23s/a May
May
33/4
100
19 %
17
14%
600
74
243/a'Mar
;
.
.9% Jun..r
100
4%
43*
74
?4Yi Apr
Jan
14
Apr
Apr
873/4 Mpr
Jun
300
5%
5%
~4%
74
10c
Ltd
Uranium Mines
parts
,
Jan
5,100
3%
Feb
'Jun
21%
22
300
7%
7%
Feb
65
1,700
12
3
53*
27"'
Feb
17%
6%
r
2,700
16%
11
3Ya
8
30 3/4
'Jan
200
:
7Y4
20% Mar
July
25
.
,
23
Stylon
Apr
22 %
100
22%
17'A
1
—
—
Stepan Chemical Co—
Stephan (The)
Company-—Li
Stone
36 Ya Mar
21 Ya
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Sterling
Sterling
72
Ya
Struthers Wells
23% Jan
Jun
7%
Inc
(The) Corp common
convertible preferred
Stelma
41 Ya Mar
Jun
3c
Aviation Corp
Statham
Mar
Jun..
29 Ya
!—1
1
1
Co
Starrett
50c
22
22Y4
1
Corp common$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Inc
70 Yt
22s/a
Strong. Cobb
12%
6Ya May
ay4 May
6 Ya Jun
1,800
72
1
.20
1
Co—_
Standard Dredging
Star Industries
23
May
22 Yt
1,000
*
:
Brands
12
6% Jan
,3% Feb
11% Jan
86
—
Standard
,
4% Mpyj
6 Ya May
700
Jun
•
50c
253/4
Apr
84% Mar
Jun
\
24
1%
Jun
11%
1
22 Yt
.253/4
1
1
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp_.
—1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc—
lc
Steel
Jan
800
53/a
May
*
Ltd common
Warrants series A
.
May
% Jun
56% May
9% Jun
1
Restaurant Associates
7%; Jan
3
6,100
1,400
11 Ya
Corp
5% Jan
23/4 May
18,900
,
Feb
ffi'82
2|Y» .'Apr
L%-
*
14,600
1
15%
M*yrt^O
■tnp
.
2,000
4
%
1
—•—1
Republic Foil Inc——
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
f
4
3%
2pqfc
^100
3 Yt
2%
10 w May
1,000
;
2*0 Ya
3%
1
—10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Resistoflex
"
_5c
—1
Co__—:«i.
&
/..lYa
—
Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment Corp
(Robert)
,/r
—
;
Reda
Reis
11
303/4
11%
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
15
1,600.
24
30%
..23%
25
•Southern Pipe Line—
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Shares
10
9,200
14
23
•
r
30 Ya
split-
Standard
4% July
22% May
10,200
1,500
2,200
3,300
1,000
6Ya
7
13 Ya
23 Ya
preference.^
25
preference
25
preferred
25
preferred™
25
preferred
—25
Feb
Investment
Trust of America
Real
5%
4%
1
10
40c
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
5
5%
1
_■
143/4
Jun
12
13 Ya
6Ya
6%
,
7
Petroleum Corp—2
Co—
thrce-for-two
Stanrock
*
5Ya May
6Ya
8.33Y3
—
preferred^
Products
R
19
30% May
50% Jan
-
Edison—
cumulative
Stanley
Ramco Enterprises Inc
Ramer industries Inc—i
Jan
62% Apr
33 Ya
preferred
Feb
412
May
3 Ya
Jan
24 Ya
Standard Metals Co
Corp
.
36
—
Standard
Quebec Lithium
x6 ;
25
!
Inc
cumulative
43
21
1,300
*
*
*
Corp—i
—
1
Boss
Manufacturing—:——
-1
South Coast Corp1
South Penn Oil Co
—12.50
4.08%
Jun
100
47 Ya
—1
Sonotone
cumulative
cumulative
8 Y8
1,800
21
43%
—
convertible
Jun
High
Ya Jan
July
-
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Airways
4.32%
4.24%
Apr
9Ya Jan
2
Co
Amer dep rets ord registered
4.48%
VJah
2Ya Jan
5Y4
900
8%
Singer
Slick
60
k.
,
„
Jun
23 Ya
1,000
1,100
4%
9
—20
(The) Company
Prophet
Providence
.,5%
4%
1
—
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
Public Service
5%
1
-_10c
——
Ltd
Mines
47
—
:
Oil
Venezuelan
38 Yt
12% Mar
,
Realty Corp—
Proctor-Silex
600
Y4 May
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
cumulative
.5 Ye. Jun
1,000
3,900
30%
27
receipts—
deposit
4.78%
4.56%
8
28%
.66%
Feb
19 Ya Feb
Jun-
Jun
29
__10c
Preston
11„,
,M&y
1. lYa
800
200
.2 Ya
,
38%; Jun
525
,1%
30
Jan
44,
Jun
8Ya
Apr
;. 13% Jan
2% Feb
'
1.% May
4%
Apr
.
133* Mar
3% May
...
■
.19Y4 .Jan
„
6% Jun
28 Ya Jun
4,700
1%
20
..AYaJun,-,
600
5%
1%
American
Sinclair
109 Ya
Jun
13% Feb
700
.8%
29
5%
93%
5,100
Automobiles—■
Simca
12% Feb
8% May ."
Low
A
2
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Y4
-—25c
$3 conv preferredSimpson's Ltd
8% Mar
Jun
Low
1
Lighting. Inc—
Silvray
103/a Mar
'9%
94%
29 Ya
*
Inc
Jun
7
..1%
•
Inc—
Precisionware
Prentice-Hall
5%
6% May
.13 Ya Jan
5% Jun
v
III1
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
5Yi Feb
Jan
500
(Del)_, -2.50
Inc
Jun
7%
~8%
1
Corp of Canada
Power
3%
4,400
94
2.50
..
39 Ya Mar
6%
5
1
__T
Jun
19
~6%
6%
15%
—50c
Products class A
Polycast (The) Corp—
Polymer Corp class A
700
16
.—10
Scale——;
Polarad Electronics Corp__
Pojoron
3%
94
*
Atwood Mfg Co
Par
High
v
9Yt
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—r„
Pneumatic
3,100
7%
;—50
*
Materials & Polymers Inc-^-lOc
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24%
6%
Plastic
Shares
Shares
High
~6
6%
1
1
—-1
Plume
for Week
3%
4
Corp (Del)
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Range
of Prices
3%
10c
Co
Screw
Phoenix Steel
Last
Sale Price
22%
24»/4
.——
Piasecki
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
5
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co—-10 pesos
Industries
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
V
Jan
30% Jan
-
93/8 Mar
May
10
Feb
Jun
5
26 Ya
66
Mar
Jan
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Ritter Finance class B common
_1
Rochester
Gas
Elec
&
pfd F—100
4%
Amer
dep rets
Roosevelt
Field
83%
1
6Y4
-
5
Jun
7%
Jun
19 Y»
Jan
82 Yb
Jun
100
*
14%
11 Ya
11%
;
33/4
:
86% Feb
13 Y4
6Y4 July
900
11 Ye
-200
10%
Jan
26% Mar*
Jun
Jun
12%. Jan
Class
Talon
4%
B
ord regis
33/4
£1
1.50
5Y4
5Y4
_30c
3%
3%
5%
•
300
3Ya
500
-
4
5
5Ya
7
12
900
6%
5
51 a Feb
Jun
Jun
10% Jan
-
Jun
9%
1,100
a3* May
2%
2 Ya
2%
3,900
2
Jun
53* Jan
73/4
8%
1,500
7Ya May
15% Mar
9
8
9
6,200
73* Jun
3Ya Miay
15 Y* Feb
—jjifc
I
9
43/4
50c
A
4%
2
,
4%
-
7,800
73/4
Jan
9,900
33/b
3
13A- Jun
5
Jan
1,800
2 s*
3%
Feb
2
3%
3
.—1
1%
3%
Petroleum——1
*
12 Yz Mar
3 Yt
!
Jan
4% Jan
2% May
700
Milling Co
Ltd
20 Ya
2%
;
'
preferred—
,4.40r», series preferred—.:
5.60% series preferred;—'
20
——20
—i—_20
20
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd—
50c
series
Airlines
Defiance
.
18
20
Apr
100
100:
%
1,000
23
53/4
4%
213*
1
H
-
Feb
Jun1
4'/e
Jun
7
Jun
1 Mar
^20
23Ya Jun*
:
.
1A Feb
7Ya
Jan*
It3* Feb
6 Ya
700
4%
3,600
3
May
7% Jan
400
13
May
223* Feb
7
8Y4
6Y4
5Ya May
12,900
6%
1
Mar.
14 Ya
4
13%
"7%
JUn.;
>n8W Jan*1
:
%
23
,
9
Jun
"
600
700
6 Ye May
6Y4 Jun
93* Jan
11
.
Mar
8s/a Mar
3%
1,300
3% July
5% Mar
3%
3%
3%
22,600.
2% May
5Ya> Jan
25c
—
3Ya
—3
Inc
6%
5Y»
6Y4
2,700
2
2%
—10c
_l
2%
5Ya
700
.
Jun
1% May
lOYa May
3Y4 Jan
2%
2%
500
2Ya Jun
12%
29,600
3
13%
12 Ya
143/b
10,600
12 Ya
July
Engineering
Oil
Texam
Texas
Inc
14
15
13
May
20c
Seton Leather Co
Denn
11
.
.700
1,600
3% May
5%
2,000
4Ya May
10 Ye
Jan
9Ya May
5% May
16
Jan
11
10
833/4
5%
5%
19%
20 Yt
81%
5,500
4,600
85%
1,200
3
footnotes,
I83*
CoJ—10c
19 Ya
%'•
18
—2
'26%
21%
„2
27
iV
27
43*
43*
10c
%
%
see page
33.
26%
27
20c
-
"4 Ya
5%
4
53/8
1
i-1—-50c
5%
55/a
9%
9%
10,000"
3,900
•
8Y2
3
7%
com——10c
preferred!——:—__10
Thorof are Markets'Inc—
25c
:
1
i3A"
1%
l^jp Jan
10'
Mar
8
16 Y4 Mar
May*
16 Ya
,22
Jun;
18
18
27
25%
{
766
16% May
23% May
^deposit rets def registered—5s
Amer ; deposit rets ord' registered__5s
4%
:23/b
'
19%.
87 Ya
4 Y4
100
■>
1
—1
33/a
3%
3Ya
t
53/4
6 Ya
*•
*
2,100
Lux
Trans
—:—-5c
Inc—
—1
Corp_!—1
World
"warrants"—-
Airlines
Transport'n Corp of Amer :cl A com—10c
Transue
6e Williams
Forging
Steel
33/a
3Ya
11%
11Y4
■
3%
325
.
Corp,———————*
—1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co___—
Tri-Continental warrants—.---
Feb
5% May;--2Y2 May!,-
"400
1,700
12
10% May./.
3 Ya Jun
•
3%"
3%
1,100
8%
8%
8%
4,000;
—10
93/4
83A
5
5
"
28%
30 Ya
25
243/4
.
6%
Jan
12
Feb
"8YaJiin
*13
Mar
"
4 Ya
700'
5 Ya'
28%
*"72% 'Feb
,26Ya 'Jan
9i3A May!
5 7 Jan
712 % Mar
7% Jan
/. 18% Jan
:
Jun
6%
"700"
93/4
12%
Jan
'
3%: July/j
7
35/B'
13
5Yt
,
•
v
Trav-ler Radio Corp_——:
Jun .'
2 Y4 Mar.
19 Ya May,;*
86*YT Jtin
;
600
6
Tonopah Mining, of Nevada——
Tower- Universal Corp——
,
.
";
~ -/" 100 ~
.2%
19%
86 Ya
19%
87
Photolab
38
'
100
"4Ya
Todd Shipyards Cbrp^—:_L
!_—20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred—:—100
Trans
26% ! Feb
""
Amer
Town
15% Mar
Jun;,
1,100
,18 %
27
Apr
3% Mar
lYa Jun,
5,500
10Ya
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Jan
Jan
; 98./ Mar
Jun
.
900
;
i7/a
Jan
5Ya May.
:
«
1Y4
Jan
%
Jan
93A Feb
_
Jun.'.
933A
50
1,200
5,900
14 Ya Mar
„
4 Yt May
r
10 Yt
17Ya
;May;
3/t
Jan
16% Jan
Jun;
33/4 Jun/
;
18
6%
17
17Ya
5
<
Jan
4% Jan
Z 4%
-1 Ya Jun '
"lYa May.
2,100
2,400
96
U
5%
1,000
;
lYa
IV
94 Ya
7r%
Co__
70c convertible
25
I'
8% Mar
JUn
21% Jan
11% May*.
"300
13
253/4
5,900 4
24
400
Jun
43
"
Yt
28 Yt
May
Jan
Jan
18
Jun
77
9Ya Mar
8% Mar
25 Ya
Jan
u
"
Unexcelled Chemical Corp_^
5
Union Gas Co of Canada
*
Union investment Co—,—,—---,——4
Stock Yards of Omaha20
United
Aircraft Products
—v-50c
United
United
1,100
Jun
119Ya Jan
United
98% Jan
United
30% Feb
United
17
21
United
May
*
5.100
55,800
50.
4%
600
%
14,900
Yi Jun
.
May
% Jan
,19 Ya May
31
20
32
May
4%- Jun
%
Jun
Feb
;
Feb
7Y4 Apr
1% Mar
7%
9Y4
United
Asbestos Corp
—-1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—1
Elastic
*
.—
Corp.
11%
U
21
21
100
;
20
4Ya
-43/a
1,000
33A
3%
3%
8,800
3i7e May
1%
1 1*6
i%-
15,400
38%
393/4
-400
5 Yt
5 Ya
39
,
1 iV
37*
"
5Ya
Ltd—
5Ya
5%
Tile Co
——1
Jun
5 Ya
Jun
—
2%
-4%-'*
1843/4 1843/4
2 Ya ' 23/4
4% * -5 Ya
"40^
;
1
2,100..
700
Mar
2
-Jan
46 Ya
Apr
8% Jan
Jun
Jun
Mar
6
.
"
"1
American
U S Ceramic
7
Jun.
5Ya
/
6,600-
...
dep rects ord. regis-—10c
United
N J RR ft.CanaL.*.
—100
U S Air Conditioning Corp
:—50c
Jan
May;
6Y8
Improvement & Investing__2.60
——:
—5
400
.'
Ye'jun;
33/4.
Milk ProductsCo
Feb
Jan
IIY4 May.
900
Ya
4YB
5Y4
Molasses
22 Ya
15 Ya
26%
1
——1
Foods Inc
17Yt Mar
7V2 May:
5,200
9Y4
14% Jun
Union
27Ya May
*
-
1
53/a
"4 V
"warrants"—
Inc
:
.
26%
/
,2YeMayr/.
5
53% Mar
Jun
2.Y4 Jun
3,500 *
7,300
*.
3
—10c
Thompson-starrett Co Inc
94%.May
100
Silicon Transistor Corp—
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
For
20
12.50
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America new!
Siboney-Carlbbean Petroleum
Sighal Oil & Gas* Co class A
Class B
~5%
*
Sherwin-Williams Co Common
43/B
4%
11
5
t
—
23/4
"
Jan
35% Mar
,
2&% Jan
4
5%
•
Mining—.!
Shawinigan Water & Power
2%
k
$4.56 pfd-—-*
—
;
1,300
1,000
; 6
——1
Electronics Inc.
Shovel
7
8 Ya
18,100
243/8 Mar
12
1
——
Light
Ss
7 3/a
5%
Corporation—_1——--1
Power
r
3Ya
Ya ' '8
-5%
Ihc_—.——_l0c
Texstar Corp—
37% Jan
15
to
—
—..—
—
V
10%
; 3
2%
''
6%
l3/4 July
,
Apr
6% Feb
1
changed
——1
———*■
2%
2%
50%
•
5Y4 Feb
3% May
10 Ya May
1
-
3
9%
10
True Temper Corp
*
—
America--
Servomechanisms
4%
July
-
;
—^—1
Jun*
•12 Ya May
15 Ya May ;..
^
.
Apr
8% Mar
Jun
28%
Apr
36
May"
'
Industries
Servo Corp of
Shattuck
-
19
I
4
l
3.50
-
Name
22 Ya
1,400
-
Corp.
20 V* Jan
8Yt
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp-.
Serrick
19
7,400
Thriftimart. Inc class A—
22 Yt
.4%
Securities Corp General-
Inc
19
1
Seaporcel Metals Inc-—,
Seeman Bros
500
6%
21 Ya
4%
—25c
1
—
Seligman & Latz Inc
Jan
7%
-
Corp
43/4
4%
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber-:.—.
World
2Y« May
8Y4
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Sealectro
3,500
3
*
—
Screen Gems Inc
Seaboard
Apr
—25c
Savage Arms Corp-!-!—-—"
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp:
Sayre & Fisher Co
21%
20 Y4
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred—.
4%%
Jun
200
20 Ya
17,200
Terminal^Hudson Electronics Inc—25c
Thew
*
—2.50
Inc——
Corp--—--—
Teleregister Cotp__
Textron
Corp Ltd
17 Ya
21 Ya
Television Industries Inc
Tenney
2
15 Ya
20 Yt
—
Warrants
1%
2
16 Ya
203*
TfelePrompter
"
22
19,682 *
2,100" !•
*
Jan-
8Y4
35%
—I2Y2C
Technical Operations Inc_^—
Teohnicolor Inc
Jan
9%
33 Ya
35%
36
Jun
24
*
1,600
7Y4
*
5
Electric C0^
international Corp__—
Taylor
1,100
"
-10
cumulative preferred
Tampa
Textron
Carlos
—--5
common——-—5
18 Ya
5Ya Jun
11 Ya
5 Y4 Ma*
1
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc—_.
San
A
Tel-A-Sign Tnc--_x——
?0c
Teleetro Industries Corp__—_——10c
.
__5Gc
lc
!
Ryerson & Haynes
St Lawrence
class
inc
30y«
Ntary
37/a
6,700
3,600
11 Ya
1
Inc_.
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp_
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalife Oil Co Ltd
:
Rusco Industries Inc__
Salem-Brosius
.common——_i
Technical' Material——
Inc___„__
Consolidated
:
-T:
Jan
8Ya
150
1
84%
133/b
1
:
Ross Products Inc_
Ryan
14
9Y2 Feb
4% May-
900
4,100
10
:
■
Products
6%
«
4,600
53/4
82 Ya
Roosevelt Raceway Inc—
Rowland
5%
5%
9Y4
Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
5Ya
"9%
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins
5%
1
20c
Robinson Technical Products Inc
8% May»
179
Jan
2 Ya
July
-4% July
9Y2 May
8%
Apr
l.'4Yt" Apr
194
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4
Jan
eYa
Jan
j
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196
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6175
EXCHANGE
Friday
..STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Par
U
Rubber
S
Reclaiming Co—:
Stockyards Corp
United
Universal
•'
American
25c
1962_L^_:
.
Range Since Jan. 1
I ow
High
500
53/b
Jun
4%
4%
400
4
May
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Oil
Valve
Corp
Sugar—
Corp__2.,--—
5
Jun
5
8 »/4
Jun
9
10,400
8 3/8
6%
91/2
91/2
7
10
'
8
900
81/4 May
19%
3%
111/2
Jun
43/4
5
Jun
14%
71/4
10,600
5% May
10%
Jan
5'/a
5""
*51/2
*2,100
3
13
Jan
.1
41/4
4y8
41/4
2,900
33/4 May
—_____1
9%
91/2
9%
4,100
91/2
.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co__
Vita Food Products
87/a
2
81/4
Manufacturing
5
*
:
'9%-Apr
12 3/4
141/2 May
Jan
23%
Jan
7% May
500
31/4
/
83/a
5
5i/a
31/4
Nippon
Wagner Baking common—
7%
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc common
6%
non-cum
300
Waltham
Webb
Precision
&
$6
Knapp
series
Weiman
131/s Mar
Jun
•81/4
Jan
Nuclear
Jun
43/b
Jan
Occidental
Jan
&
West
Utilities
Westbury
Western
Fashions
4.40%
new
Western
Development
Equities inc
Western
Nuclear
Western
Stockholders
American
v
41/2
1.25
41/4
_50c
'
131/4
123/8
'
1
41/4
4i/a
"3
l_10c ".
Inc—
•
—.
..
283/4
*•.
'
5%
Industries.!
common
1
—•
Ltd
Yale
6%
-•
Zale Jewelry Co new
-Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata
Zion
Petroleum
Foods
1
Jun
211/2
Jun
6i/a
3,900
41/4
■
15
i6y8
3,500
7%
,
3,200
'•6%'971/2
500 "
I33/4 * 13%*
971/2"
971/2"
343/4
343/4
145/8
20
16
151/2
'
2,100
157/a
15%
12
400
Jan
__5s-
21/4
com
%
6%
61/2
41/4
4%
7/a
41
7,200
4
4
.5
—_
wl
common
:
I41/2
1
—50c
Corp.!
y
V
:!■
41/2
~3%
1
3,400
5
2,300
3%
2,400
43/8
Interest
Period
Last
-
Sale Price
or
"v
5%s
Steel
• Amer
&*
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Bolsa
Pump
Elec
Steel
Edison-
.
Co
3%s
6s: Aug
16 3/4 May
-
8 3/a
.
..
•
Apr
73/4
Feb
8
Feb
June-Dec
1969
Assn
June-Dec
Davega
<-,6%s
Lack
...
.
96
%
debs
&
Western
N
1985
1985
1986
1987
O
3%s
Gas
Gas
Gas
1970
(Calif)
Electric
&
Inc
mtge
5%s
5s
S
&
f
s
United
U
:~r.
1972~
debentures
debentures
States
conv.
Rubber
2%s
States
4%s
s
3s
Vanadium
Corp of
3%s
1976
or
1983
Jan-July
—April-Oct
America—
series
Banks
A
subord
debentures
1976
___.Mar-.Sepf
subord
debs
F
1980
Mar-Sepf
23/4s
ser
~
&
M
ref
3%s
;
J
.
lien
ana
'1st lien &
6s suhnrd
Vornado
Wabash
ref
1982
Gen mtge
4s
series
5s
conv
3%s
1981_.June-Dec
:
ser
C
101
97%
142%
No
97%
101
16
98%
10
923/4
90 %
2
93%
106
91
94
89
9
70
99%
91 %
6
933/4
1033/4
973/8
92
89%
85
66
102%
993/4
99%
923/4
$80
Mar-Nov
Mar-Nov
105
105%
105
90%
923/4
105 %
101
$1033/4
94%
101
91
78
90
21
60
83 Va
93
47
77
99% 107
70
78
122
99%
128
$97%
99
97 %
100
$98%
99%
97%
99
67,
80
72%
70
72 %
17
$120
Jan-July
$5%
Jan-July
$993/4
Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s 1949,
7%
' 6
_
9%
$94%
94%
97%
94
__
__
94
$119
Feb-Aug
$64
66
66
$60
$60
993/4
June-Dec
u_Mar-Sept
1
993/4
99 %
100%
61 Va
$50
64
47%
of) —
3s
383/4
(Plan A)
38
383/4
7
38
53
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
1997
1
Jan
value,
par
tribution.
53
53
1
48
53
a
x
Bonds
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
-
i,"
issued;
when
"w w,"
;
with
warrants;
"x w,"
Low
No.
90
933/a
'«■
'
'■
5:;'
"
96%
90'/a
95%
•
90
'
90
983/8
.*91%'
10O
7
25
99% 101
%
99%
122 3/4
*93 Va
96
101%
177
120% 125
*85 3/a
V4
1st
102'/a
105%
112%
82
__
93%
—
97 Va
58
1003/4 1013/4
91
95
100%
Power
Western
Pacific
income
5s
100%
98
94
Co
S'/as
82%
—
1984
ser
A
1981
,
973/4
c.7
*927/8
—"*
96%
__
__
»75
.
...
■*,' i
9
—
__
—
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
.
104 v\ 104 %
__
__
10
*86'/a
mortgage 3'/4s series D 1967
__
*73%
96 %
__
Jan-JuZy
.
96%
convertible
May-Nov
Feb-Aup
Wilson
Co
&
Wisconsin
First
Gen
1st
3'/as
4'/as
Central
s
s
f
debs 1980—.
f debs
RR
1975
1978
Electric
Power
mortgage 27/8s
Wisconsin
Public
86 '/a
87
21
*86XA
__
—
*
97'/a
87
Jan-July
81 Va
97%
99% 102
77
77
96%
99
104% 107
86
87
1
97
95%
99 '/a
86y^
97'/a
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004_
mtge 4'/2s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin
86%
debentures
59
94'A
94
86 %
85
95%
2
95Va
93y»
99'A
59%
—
—
95'/2
99%
80 Va
92
80%
—
102%
94
80 %
50v*
12
—
__
.__
92%
' 963%^
,.\50%
*97%
Feb-Aug
,
.
,lrTT
53'/a
*95
*80'/a
*101
May
;
54%
53
53
__
96%.
53'/a
—
5
85
53%
Jan-July
Jan-July
33/4s
136
—
RR
debentures
Union
No.
36
*79'/2
1969__Aprll-OcZ
Aprll-Ocf
1982
97%
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
28»/a
33%
Sold
*85
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st 4s ser A
series C 1979
*30
-
Jan-July
First
92
57
1966—•_
gtd 2361
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
__
-
'
102%
99% 101
series I
4s
Wheeling Steel 3'/4s series C 1970
94
78
*85 y8
Last
Sale Price
Tel6g. Co 5'/4s debs 1987
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992
103%
10
3'/8S
3'/aS
debentures
Western
85 3/a
80
.79%
Period
Maryland Ry
mortgage
5'/2s
163%
99
99 %
80
Interest
Exchange
registered 2361
Western
105%
103%
103% 1033/s
4s
101%
102%
105%
Shore RRl 1st
103
97
Penn
West
101
99
15
99
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000___Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/aS 1967
Jan-July
•General mortgage 3s 1979__
May-Nov
West iPenn Electriq 3'/2s 1974
May-Noc
West
91'/a \ 91%
+-
......
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Warren
High
89
:90
warrants.
without
Jan. 1
__
90
New York Stock
Range Since
Sold
83
*85%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
2%s
1976
1979
Jan-July
__
May
__
June-Dec
3%s
1971
60
*36%
60
_.
Jan-July
__
*81
*913/8
57%
40
79%
—
__
__
__
94%
__
"
65
57
80%
—
5
40
*80%
Mar-Sept,
Service
*86%
*90%
1982_.Mar-Sept
—
89
94%
,
98
88
;
4s Income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
1991
April
April
Feb-now
Y
.
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
28/8s 1976
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'/as Beries H 1990
Jan-July
__
April-Oct
—
*79
»—
__
—
—
100
100
102
__
71%
—
74%
86%
•
91
113'/a
102
22
95
included
116
70
70
2
69%
4
67%
72
84 Va
84%
3
83'/a
85%
the
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range. ,r Cash sale
In the year's range,
y
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
75
68
in
not included
120
67%
Deferred
a
87%
90%
—
*115ya 120
100
87%
85
*74
*88 Va
85
823/4
__
79 Va
83
83
*84
F*b-Ana
debs
75
*79 Va
83
April-Ocl
Co-
100
102 3/4
Deferred delivery 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 year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
102
93%
__
*95%
*103
1973-April-Ocf
May-Nov
F 1983-.
subord
101%
Assn—
BONDS
Bonds
993/4 100
100
1980_.Mar-Sepf
income debs 2008
Inc
RR
ref mtge
101 %
8
June-Deo
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First
96
17
$103% 104%
$95
103%
$107%
(issue
*
_.Mar-Sept
1979
series
100%
102% 102 %
102%
91
117
*99% 100%
-
E 1975__Mar-Sept
1978
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser H
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
1st
92%
•.
1952
and
Clearing
Debentures—
Rio de Janiero stamped
102 Va
Co—
series
84
86
June-Deo
1967
(Republic
Sinking fund
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
refund mtge
93%
80%
5
Jan-July
June-Deo
1967
B
(Prov)
Whirlpool Corp
conv
ref 3s
883/4
4
99
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Nou
Bank of Bogota—
of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
7s
•-7s
'
4%s
ret 2%s series G
86 V2
89%
May-Nou
1976
130
86
1
High
June-Deo
and
85%
83
92%
90 Va
85%
83
1973
Peru
60
15
Friday's
*95
J
May-Nov
1969
&
$92
83
88%
82 %
87
$86
Feb-Aug
1970
94
88
73
Bid & Asked
*89%
—ApriZ-Oct
1st
$84
98%
82
90
$82
Jan-July
ser
Adjustment
seres
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
—April-Oct
1986
1st &
953/4
"w
debentures
First
38
17 %
subord
conv
$86%
97%
35
conv
4%s
963/4
10%
3Vas
Vendo
88
$83
28
May-Nov
1981
debs
74
97%
April-Oct
1971
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1072
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
69
Co—
4s
5
87
12
May-Not)
1967
Steel
I debentures
87
121%
30
—Jan-July
debentures
debentures
United
137
85
119
2
$11
Mar-Sept
1980
2%s debentures
96
3
$26
April-Oct
1980
Freight
subord
104
53
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
being traded flat.
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
Mar-Sept
1978
coll tr 5s
99%
104
95
Period
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
f
100%
98
may-nov
fund, debentures 1973.-& coll trust 4%s 1977
1st
s
100
100 '/a
May-Nov
sinking
mtge
120%
100%
21
—Jan-July
1st
1st
92 %
33
Jan-July
4%s
90
98%
90
—
120
24
__,Feb-Aug
May-No»
__April-Ocf
debentures
96%
87
21
3%s,1971
f
93
97
95
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s,1972
1st mtge & coll trust 33/8s;l975^
s
1
2
Low
33/4s
8
88%
102
Interest
United Gas Corp 23/4s 1970
43/as
95%
89%
i
'
mtge & coll trust
319
102
Friday
BONDS
-1st
110
130
83
debs
6s
debs
Savings
28
New York Stock Exchange
,
62
49
$90%
MaP-Nov
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
page
99%
37
120
Maranhao
RR—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
•'"•1st mortgage 4s series B 1993—
from
99%
74
Feb-Aup
1975
V
Continued
126 y4
Mortgage
Division—
J
993/4
81%
90
:;t
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
(Germany) 7s 1951
Port & Waterways 6%s
Danzig
•
subord
131
72
195
95
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
84
92
16
96%
53
99
97%
5
ApriZ-Oct
121
—
102
102
97
66%
May-No»
—
90
88 3/4
71
41
763/4
_Mar-Sep
1976
6s
of
Lackawanna
Baden
5 %8
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
-
Vending
Stores
102
Jan-July
;
.
100
$87%
70
71
June-Dec
1978
6s
..
107
88%
Mar-Sept
55%
,
2
91 y4
95
June-Dec
1981
L
Debt
High
.33
■" " t—
$121
Quar-Feb
sub deb '77_Feb-Aug
A: 1970
Chicago Transit Authority 33/4s 1978
Continental
91%
91%
Low
No.
62
+55 vz
1965
l
German
Jan. 1
7
95
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
•
Range Since
43
116%
105
175
Feb-Aup
Corp Mebs1 te
Jan
43/a Mar
Sold
High
/
34
38
June-Dec
1970
conv
convertible
Raceway
1994
1998__<.
1
6%
June-Dec
1974
inc. debs
4s
23^s: series
5%s
Brandy wine
debs
Power
Chica Oil Corp
Boston
BSF
sub
conv
3s
3s
A"1963_
Washington W#ter Power 3V2S 1964___
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
•
Low
Inc
138
90
98
94
Feb-A up
Service
8% May
-6%
,
Bonds
Friday's
Corp
1983
subord
conv
•Hanover
Bid & Asked
97
14
29
Jun
"
/v'/
-
59%
103
102.
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
California
Food
-•Ait*
Week's Range
Friday T *
BONDS
3
99%
103
103%
$97%
Feb-Aug
1982
Counties
4%s
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
N
series
Wasatch
•1
\
•
106%
95
;il% Jun
..0->
„t
31/2 May
3% July
Jun
.
M
series
Apr
2 3/4
13% May
1,000'
5%
.
May
71/4
-
Jar*
"4%
51/4
10c
37/a
200
series
6s
it
JUfioi,}
141/2
133/4
53/8
;•
3%
48%
$90
Jan-July
Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
■United Improvement & Investing Corp—
231/2 Mar
18%,Mar
...
Jan
51/2 May
900
41/2
L
Szabo
Jun
Jan
3,700
1
6i/8
25c
;
•
11
40c
25c
61 '
76
Co
-Teleregister
Mar
-
-
:
Jan
18
6 Va May
series
'Southwestern
Jan
Mar
98
14% May
K
Southern
29
May
series
•Southern
16 3/a
Jun
34%
4%s
Feb
10%
Jun
931/2 Mar,'
25
49%
153
46 *
97
June-Dec
1982
4%s
Jan
14%
Jun
131/2
~
•
l37/ir
A
35
72
1982
J
223/4 Mar
II1/2 May
5%
I
series
4%s
•
Jan
H
series
4%s
Jan
33/4
243/4
Jun
series
5s
•
Jan
%s
4%s
Jan
"■
Corp
''
v!
•
51/2
-
7
_2
Ltd
Raceway Inc
preferred——
1%
13%, May J '
2,000 ~
55
65
107
100
185
1981
43/4S
■
Jan
Feb
15%
291/4
6
200
16
99%
106
107
Feb-Oct
1979
G
4
7%
105
120
$96%
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1972
1978
F
"*
153/4
153/4
1
Express System Inc class A
25%
,
iy4 May
£1
Hargreaves
E
series
series
Jun
Ltd—
Yonkers
series
3s
May
32
Jun
17
9
6
60
102
Jan-July
1976
3%s
8
500
102
121
3%
30
98%
106%
95
6
—
5%
733/4
48%
1976
1973
Apr
18
400
■
"
*
preference
Wright
5%
-
_1
American dep rets ord regular,
6%
t'
:
Feb
%
38
18% May
3,400
1%
17%
71/a: -71/4
1
_
__25
W)
D
-
153/4
10
+_
Industries
(F
series
91/4
1%
1
Wood Newspaper Machine..
Woodall Industries Inc—1
Woolworth
3%s
2,200
171/a
10c-
.preferred.,.
(John)
Jan
Jun
8'A;
81/4
17%
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4'/2% pfd—100
Wood
Feb
.
•
1
& Co
Brothers
A
4%
%
7
94%
90%
92%
59
Jan-July
6s 1998—Jew-July
1967
May-Nou
Edison
33/8
Apr
3,400
99
_Jan-July
1976
203/4
201/4
-
1976
1973
%
115
1976
Power
California
C
*
20y2
Water
series
B
Jun
•
Harbor
Southern
series
28
67
Quar-Mar
1963
5%s
warrants)
series
10>/2
$4
71
81
51
•
Corp—
2%s
400
71
1984—April-Oct
1977
(without
3%s
250
97%
Ltd—
to
Equities
3s
1,000
96%
Mar-Sep
April-Oct
due
High
70
5
May-Nov
1982
1974
debs
debs
Feb
10%
93%
May-No*
Gas
&
7s
Co
subord
conv
Apr
19%
% '
American
7%
it
--10c
.
7
30 '
56
93%
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1977
6 Vis
Electric
21%
Jun
26
200
26
Service
Jun
23/a
30
53
Jun-Dec
6%%
deb
5s
Co
America
of
3%s
23/4 July
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40
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5
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72
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_
•
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4%
&
6s
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Feb
61/2
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Feb
12
7
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or
Bid & Asked
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1
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Co
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Jan
11%
May
900
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Jan
.
Construction
1981
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Feb
35 *
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American Stock Exchange
-
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5%
,,
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.
Series
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8%
1
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for Week
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-
the
*
,
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bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
Section 77 ox
Bankruptcy
Friday's
•
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selling flat.
-
•
...
_
^—;
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(142)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Last
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1.66%
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common
Copper Corp
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&
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Union
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14
50
14
Jun
16
50
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15
23
1,205
19 7b May
2674
367b May
5172
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1072
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2674
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25
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32
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1974
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.
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Detroit
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.
39 7b
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Jun
327b
2774
297b
191
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387»
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233
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327a
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437/a
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American
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10
American
41
5274 Mar
American
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273
45% May
6074
Jan
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52%
2
39
627b
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47
49
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11
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.,
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&
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86
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Jan
413A
•
1772
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39%
41%
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23
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62 5% Mar
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57
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393/4 Mar
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Royal "Dutch Petroleum
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703% Mar
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64
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6.25
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4372 May
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3373
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■
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1
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1274 May
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—
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367b May
1
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79
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39%
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4174
1
61
Jun
22%
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Corp
Co
Jan
Ford
Gulf
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27%
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10
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33 7a Apr
Jun
,
Jan
38%
•
49%
•
407b
4974
Feb
-
22 7b
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277a
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Alleghany
517b
Federated Dept Stores
General
'.7
48 7b
I
407b
—25
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25% Mar
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477a Jun
32
347/b
Chemical
Fruehauf
78
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Admiral
7174
34
172
9
1674 Feb
^
3374 May
100
__
347b
10
common
1274
9%
2,010
Co
Advance
Ampex
New
1578
Jun
900
5174
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1
Motor
Jun
200
10
36%
-
2274
Wright
El Paso
10
;ig%
27%
Laboratories
197/b May
177a May
317b Jun
140
125;
Gas
Eastman
Jun
23%
Co
Steel
Acme
Apr
34
41
2172
Service
Pont
1474
50 7b
Par
Jan
20%
Colgate-Palmolive
Du
100
147a
&
Corp
Abbott
Jan
25
Steel
1474
Midwest Stock
Apr
22
Chrysler
Dow
1474
237b
"A compilation
Mar
177b
207/B
—5
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Detroit
Jun
367/a
Champagne-
5
Corn Products
1074
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Jan
48
32 7b
High
Jan
300
4874
Feb
15
136%
4774
'
578
117b
5174
Refineries
Scotten, Dillon Go
307/b Mar
117a May
4774
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1,775
117a
10
Jan
Jun
9874 May
297/b Jun
22%
—
So
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
,
674
1.66%
Jan
5574 July
220
3
—
&
High
674 (
10
1
Feb
3074
96
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—;——
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Low
674
Feb
<
Jun
486
407/B
•
Corp
Columbia
4074
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Steel
Eurlington
Burroughs
Sales
Jan
4247b
147b
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——
———
Boeing
Curtiss
39
<14 7a
1077b
6.25
—
—;
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——
Brunswick
aJn
"•78% -Jan
Jan
'72174
104 74 10872
147B
—33 7a
50
Bethlehem
Cities
397b
—1
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Tobacco
'Corp
Jan
Jun
Jan
57
143
1
——
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Oil
Ashland
4174
39 74
Shares
____5
Corp
Udylite
267a
10
1574
Anaconda
Armour
Jun'
Jun
41 7b
for Week
Sale Price
5574
1572
*,
America
Cyamamid
Steel-
247/b
25 74
653
Range
2.50
Studebaker-Packard
/•
207b
97
,—10
———
American Tel ft Tel Co___
American
110
209
10
STOCKS
American Motors
Armco
47
Friday
Stores
Jun
28%
237a
Co___
Wines
Rudy Mfg
Feb
197s May
247a Jun
1,270
617/b
64
1—5
597b Mar
1217a
267/a
1
:
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50% Mar
12%* May
1,935
—
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of
34% Mar
____1
51
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Jun
.—30— -041
5
Co
227b May
Jan
1
UNLISTED
Aluminum
255
Week's
Par
STOCKS
Allied
49% -Mar
26%
20
:
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
2574
Gamble common
&
Jun
Exchange
*
common..
Lansing Stamping Co
Leonard
for Week
25
i
Playing Card
Jun
397b
10%
i
Corp
(S S)
LaSalle
Range
50
-
Procter
837/s
75
44 7b
L_—
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Motors
Kresge
10
Kroger
130
<4374 Mar
192
Cards
Gibson
10
927/8
26 %
11%
,
Edison
2874
Picher
4974
4272
of Prices
_1
Refrigeration
Feb
47a
Chemicals
Bois
Eagle
Feb
2674
'
,
:
Paper
3072
Sales
Week's
1
4674 May
287a
257a
Corpa
Budd" Company L
v
Jan
197b
&
Equip__:
Allied Supermarkets ___a___
Jan
.277b
Telephone
Feb
1074 Mar
2274 May
Last
New common w i
.Fruehauf Trailer Co
—8.50
Jun
9
Sale Price
Copeland
common-
57/8
Jan
Jun
28
47a
National
Diamond
40
8874
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
41
Jun
257/b
Milling
Cincinnati
72
24%,
4974
Detroit Stock
Jan
.—10
common
7
597b
42 7a
27 74
Apr
438
*
1
Cincinnati
*
26%
Apr
Last
Aeronca
Cincinnati Gas
Feb
'457s
Jan
12
Sale Price
Papers
4574 May
4774 May
5674
10
■
_»
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Champion
590
5174
__
27a
Jan
May
30 3%
20
General
Manufacturing
507a
772
4974
—16%
Union
,i
Carey
Feb
49%
'•7874 Mar
22 72
427b
Par
577b
43 % May
1,002
40
64
217b
Friday
May
Jan
277b
STOCKS
42 74
Jan
4172
27%
59 % May
20
24 %
*■
Westinghouse Electric
227a
Smelting Refining & Min'g com_50
WeStinghouse Electric Corp
6.25
May
457b
257/a
Feb
427t
U S
50
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'S -Shoe
55
High
,
.
55
457b
(
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Low
55
"51%
5
14
Range Since Jan. 1
High
55
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United 'Fruit
177b
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333% May
70
11%
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10
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10
22 72
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--10
2.50
*
1
Chemical
Sunray Oil
50
3574
-1
20
100
Narragansett Racing Association
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
New
Mathieson
yt
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
July,
1672
3 8 5%
25
Shares
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383%
593%
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Glin
—
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for Week
25
.(Ohio)—
5372
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common
fe.
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2274 Mar
Jun
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Standard
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Co
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1672
100
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Inc
Stores
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Jan
34
May
137b
(Ind)__—(
Jan
5272
Jun
107s July
47
Standard Oil
383%
com__10
adjust
cumulative
5%
V
67
: 100
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Eastern Mass Street
15
Sales
Range
!_674'
(Calif)
177b
29 % May
56
107b
507* "
15
Oil
13672
May
38%
Standard
High
12% May
98
746
107a
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Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
34
5074
;
10
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41%.
32%
34
5
Inc
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
383
2,911
173
40%
—50
new__.
Low
14%
13%
106%
Tel
Week's
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
High
103 V2 108%
14%
&
American
Monday, July 9, 1962
Last
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
Sale Price
Sale Price
American
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
STOCKS
,
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
.
9
Jun
18% May/
8% Jun
300
-
400
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&
Feb
26'% Jan
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22%
41.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Last
for Week
Shares
■»
Sale Price
Par
Chrysler
Corp
Cincinnati
Products Corp
4V2%
Co
42 '*
49
Inc__—(
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Oolgate-Palmolive Co
&
Columbia
Iron
Gorp____
47% May
20
95
58%
Jun
32%
350
.
.
Jun
50
•
Distillers
&
Feb
National
Gypsum
•
94Va
300
12%
100
32% May
8% May
39 y4.
Register
Shares
Lead
Co
(Un)
Chem
74%
Northern
Natural Gas Co
Northern
Pacific
39%
40%
2,5*0
35
May
45% Mar
32
32
100
32
July
32
Northern
,,
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Gas
Illinois
Co
U
—,
Jun
55%
Jan
252
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5
70% Jun
11
Jun
20%
Jan
1,800
48% May
71%
Jan
14%
200
-14% July
54%
36%
38%
34%
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200
60%
36
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Apr
38%
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35%
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-
Jan
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Apr
,
132%
Jun
74%
Corp
Jan
40 Va '&
,
,
Jun
22
14 Va
Northern Illinois
Jan
May.
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Co
•
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33 y4 May
18%
I
47%
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19%
54
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38% May
48 y4 May
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200
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14%
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Northwest
-
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Jan
71%
,;
,
200
-
1,359
—
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81%
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42 . -Mar
; 21% M'ar
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Ohio Gil
Co
Detroit
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100
315
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43
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56%
May
,
60%
Jun
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Dodge
Manufacturing Co
Du
Chemical
29
5
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Co
-
29
Oklahoma
Natural
Olln-Mathieson
44%
1,375
40
179% 182%
360
166
43%
44%
_
Pacific
Jan
Feb
Gas
(EL) de Nemours <Un)—
1
•
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72%
v
181
Jan
Jun
187%
Gas
■
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Air
Kodak
Inc
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90 %
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16%'..-
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1
(Un)
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Corp
Electric
&
World
Jun
of
(Un)
&
new
(Un)__
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—
Jan
Phillips
Petroleum
Procter
26%
Jan
Public
Jun
42
Feb
Pullman
-3
20%
19 y8
20%
5,400
Emerson Electric Mfg
1
26%
26 Va
27
1,420
24
Fairbanks
1
4%
4%
Fairchild
Camera
Falstaff
Tire
Motor
New
Foremost
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Fruehauf
F W
D
Inc
Trailer
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1
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Co
Corporation^
8%
21%
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:
7
Jan
Revlon
Jun
Rexall Drug
8%
Jun
14%
Jan
17% May
27%
Feb
Reynolds
Reynolds
10 Va Mar
Richman
285
7%
750
7
July
American Transportation__1.25
General Bankshares Corp
:
2
General
Box
Corp_^
Candy Corp__.—
General
Contract
General
57%
200
53
Jun
General
Foods
General
2,400
19
63%
3,600
687/a
63%
69%
54%
59%
Co
Great Lakes Dredge
Corp
Corp—_
\
Jun
95 %
Jan
33%
Jan
Jun
57 %
Jan
Servel
Shea'ffer
46%
Jun
50
Jun
18%
Jun
30%
26
38%
100
6,700
Jun
44%
Jan
15%
200
12% May
18 Va
Apr
100
25
29%
29 Va
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42%
43%
54%
54%
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29%
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Illinois
Central RR
Inland
Steel
InteWake
50
54% Jun
22%
May
Mar
Feb
Jun
29%
Feb
May
34
66 %
44%
11%
160
40%
40%
100
11% May
38% Jun
26%
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25
13% Jun
25
50
26%
18
350
Apr
International
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International Tel &
Interstate Power Co
Tel
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Power
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9%
45%
Lincoln
28% Mar
31%
6
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Merritt
Meyer
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Feb
23
Jun
28% Mat
800
33%
Jun
5R7
1»
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25%
May
8
Minnesota
Mississippi
Modine
Min
&
Mfg
Texaco
Monsanto
Chemical
Gulf
Feb
Texas
Jan
Textron
83%
Jan
46% May
10
2,500
9 %
Apr
253/4
26%
482
11%
1.500
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Jan
Union
400
50
Jun
78%
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5%
6
5%
600
9
Jun
25
200
21
12%
800
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400
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73% Jun
Mar
-
31%
May
9
Union
Feb
38 Va
50
36%
Jun
62
Jan
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2,200
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7
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300
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24
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Jun
56% Mar
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57
Jan
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200
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38
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25
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39
18
Jun
34% Jan
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55%
3,900
44%
45%
2,400
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2,200
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May
63%
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14
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Co
600
21%
10
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16%
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Products
Upjohn Company
Feb
Mar
54%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
70% Feb
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Wftlgrppn
Webcor
Western
10
Inc
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Wilson
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Wisconsin
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Jan
1,300
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41%
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25 Va
39%
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Jun
33%
Jan
Jun
Jun
52%
jun
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700
26%
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39
100
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55
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200
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200
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27
26%
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8 Va May
9 V4
27
2
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Westinghouse Electric Oorp
Whirlpool Corp
44%
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42%
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I 35% Jun
1,600
,,'3,500
41 %
31
.v,
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10
5,200
•
31%,. 31%-
13
25% May
1,500
10%
500
92%
Jun
Apr
12%
Jun
28%
46%
40
Jun
150
:ioy4
34%
67%
8% May
15
11%
15%
33%
89%
■46% Mar
Jun
May
50
Feb
55
Jun
;
Gypsum,
Match
43% Mar
33%
90%
10
."5
——
(Un)
United "Corporation (Del)
United Fruit CO—
Jun
33%
_*
Ft
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc—
Feb
33
6%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Carbide Corp_,
(Un)
140
May
13%
41
see page 41.
60
29%
Union Electric Go
■
100
57%
Jan
May
14%
Corp (Un)
55
21%
57%
Jan
26 %
86
Mar
33%
i_»
17%
17 % May
200
27
—
Corp
May
SO
477/s
12% -Jun
500
24
Salle St Corp
37
33%
•
500
18%
24
Tool Co—
Toledo Edison Go
85%
20%
*
Mar
12 Va
30
_.
Ramo-Wboldridge
50 y4
25%
1,100
50
10%
Feb
29
14% Mar
37%
•'9
50%
—
Tri Continental
33%
1
10%
Jun
24
G3
common-
Sulphur
Transamerica
20 y8-
10
1,400
9
—_12%
Inc
Feb
32%
10
footnotes,
36%
20%
—
Feb
50
Montgomery WaTd^& -GO--———Motorola Inc..
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36
A
fUn)_i^_,
Transmission
Inc
72
•
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(Un)_
•hM-
Jan
Feb
38%
Texas Eastern Transmission-—,
Texas Gulf
Producing-:
Jun
11%
Co
31%
12%
Company—
Jun
35
—12.50
(Un)
26% May
-Apr
-59%
35
RiVer Fuel
1,000
9%
—
Jun
*
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28 %
Fete
Corp
Jun
41%
South Utilities
27 Va
41
"
42
5G0
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
80% Jan
Jun
20%
70
40%
900 >•_
Products
40% Jun
10 %
10% Mar
May
48%
Co__£.
Food
1,000
4,100
18 %
Corp
Gas
Jun
85
45 y4
common
24%
49%
27%
Ik
23%
45%
July
Tenn
56%
467/8
Chapman & Scott
Mickelberry's
Middle
Co
Jan
23%
30% Apr
B7% Mar
44%
Co
&
Jan
Mar
52%
38
&
5
_50c
Machine
(F W)
«7
23 Va Jun
Swift
450
19%
Jun
22% July
46%
•
Sundstrand Corp ^
Sunray D X L Gil
700,
1
59%
35
700
750
Jun
11V4
•
Jun
-700
40
400
38
24%
A
35
40%
23%
401
Jan
16%
Corp
McCrory
McKay
Means
"•
3,700
37 Va
39%
'
7%
Feb
12
Ifg
40% Feb
May
41%
Jan
16
Corp
Feb
89
63% Mar
25
26%
68
11%
mon
Fiek.
Marietw
Jun
38% Jun
-2,250
38
Universal
Marquette Ct
64 %
•
500
-
*
26
Universal
Marshall
29
100
68%
>
46%
(Un)—j——i
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lorillard
(P)
Co (Un)
36 % Mar
"•
20
82
50c
28% Jun
38
'791
12
_60c
2,300
26
48 >'4
38 Vb Mar
50
33% Apr
38% Mar
22%
39%
——
.02
■-
31%
Jun
.
Jan
800
44%
28
"A"
class
J
Corp
—
Studebaker-Packard
41
82
-commen___
68%
42%
42%
Indus (Un)
Jun
52% Jun
300
59% Mar
91%
24 % May
23% Jun
„
Storkline
53%
53%
4
Printing Co
31 Ve
106% Jun
Stanray Corporation
SteWart-Warner Corp
"71
1
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
30
5
Service
;
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Jan
Jan
J9% Mar
25%
200
46%
(Uni—:i25
;
5
(Un)__20'g
(Ohio)
69%
V
Co
24%
65%
Packaging
Union Pacific
Laclede
24%
Feb
Jan
10
Co
Jan
34%
100
900
45%
41
8.75
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
200
Indiana—.^.,
Co
Standard,
44% May
2,000
9
30
31%
(Un)«
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Menareh Co—
29%
California
of
Oil
Standard
300
f.; -
,
45 y8
•
45%
Chemical
&
&
Copper
28%
(Un)—___,
of N
208 So La
Kennecott
Jun
,
42
Oil
Thor Pnwer
Electric
Jun
57 Va
32%
Standard
Thompson
Jefferson
43%
200
(Un)
Go
of
OH
Feb
33
,
Jun
32
1,300
500
"
69 Va May
200
j
Public
Oil
64%
18% Jun
2,700
47%
_2.50
•
-35%
55%
37%
31% Jun
25% July
200
35%
34%
62 %
May
1,300
(Un)
Kollsman
Apr
15
Jun
24
^500
35%
26%
Chemical.—5
Co
■
35%
•
Mineral s
i
21
18%
20%
■i.
Steamship Co_I_
International Paper (Un) _i_
International Shoe Co
Standard
Standard
Sunbeam
v
57% Mar
Jun
34
45%
Co
Jan
'■
■
Jun
48%
75%
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co (Un)—
18%
Jun
V 6% May
: 5% May
500
"900
:
35%
470
64
Corp
39
450
26
—10
*
International Nickel
Oil
Southwestern
14%
6%
1,400
51%
52% Mar
"
Socony Mobile Oil
Co (Un)
Southern Pacific
W
Co_—i
International Harvester
Sinclair
Jan
12%
26%
1,200
41%
75 Va
30
Jan
13%
j 7%
41%
63%
Co
47
12%
7
1,300
44%
45%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
24%
Jun
12%
* 14
•
•
Oil
Shell
13% Jun
1,250
-
Feb
18% Feb
39% Jun
46
Jan
1€%
i_20
35
Jun '
Apr
54%
14%
40%
10%
39%
9
Standard
3
'
'
,
Jan
25 %
1,300
22% Jun
400
25%
Pen
A)
100
36%
10.,-
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(W
400
27
34
25c
—
&
800
26%
1
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Mar
30y8 Jun
38 Yb Jun
1,550
-
100
11%
Feb
23% Mar
40 Va
40%
.40%
Southern
15%
25
-
36%
-
50%
„
B
33%
37
29
'
-,
Class
38%
May
18% May
19% Jun
l,8*n
July
.,
44%
Co
15%
•
25% May
8
Roebuck
31%
Jaw *-<•» •*■&' r-[ 1
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Sears
1,100
.2____.j_Ci._i
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Feb
16%
•
45
*
Service
Industries
23
35%
Co_
&
38% Mar
Co
Corp (Un)
SchwRzer Corp
35%
Hupp Corporation 'ta1rjjtun'ii'iSj
Huttig Sash & Door
.
^..Schenley
^Schering
22% May
v':.l
c
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Co Ltd
-
Feb
21%
Howard Industries Inc—
,v
Apr
78% Mar
35%
*
Corp
Holmes
6%
36%
21%
3
■•*:■•'
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Hertz
May
500
Dock_
Brewing Co-s
Corp_______
Werner
Heller
Paper
7,500
i.l
&
J«n
•
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Diego Imperial
Sangamo
Electric Go
33V\
(Un)
t
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Public
Regis
20%
8.33 V3
Greyhound
I;
Louis
St
100
43%
1_—
22%
23%
San
Jan
28%
Greif Bros Cooperage class A.
Heilman
St
Jan
20
•
6.25
Stores—1
2,400
2.50
Co
Petroleum
Dutch
27%
Co—
L—_1
24%
24%
1
Co
Tobacco
Brothers
20%
10
Rubber
24% Feb
10
(Un)
(Un)
J.)
Mar
200
48%
20
Jun
•
130
.
17
Feb
May
Jun
Jan
16
5
& Chemical
Metals
1
Co_
City'Steel Co
Oil
3%
16
Feb
41
-17
•-
—
.
(R.
30c
.
(Un)-
Drug
;
10%
Inc
45 y8
1,800
710,400
'
19%
—2:50
3.33 V3
Co
(WH)
Granite
Hein
24%
49%
——1
Utilities (Un)
&
1,700
23%
47%
48%
Public
Gossard
5
200
5y4
22%
23%
Jun
Jun
5%
48%
86
2% May
10
*
Tele & Electronics Corp
General Tire & Rubber
Goodyear Tire
280
21%
3
General
Glidden
7u0
59%
51/4
_1.66% *
—
Gen
(The)
7%
100
3
...
21%
distributed
Gillette
8
11
3
62%
:
Corp
Portland Cement—,
Gulf
8
5
—;
General
Gray
11.
2
(Un)
Inc
Motors
When
Co
Corp_
Mills
General
11
—_1
Dynamics
Electric
56%
1
5
Finance
General
General
57%
40%
Jun
100
5
Radio
Royal
General
26%
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Jan
9
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Co
43%
22%
21%
400
20y® Feb
.49%™ Jan
47% Feb
200
•
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115%
500
A
87'
*
17%
5
Jun
Feb
48% Mar
60
v
May /»
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133
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-
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5
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*2,500
35
28%
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.
17%
12.50
Jun
.2,600
40
i
'150% Jan
29%
17
33Vhc
36 Vb
80
38%
39% ) 41
Jun
-
l
33 %c
72
76%
39
38 %
"
Jim
Jan
37% Mar
Feb
69% Mar
31% Jun
100
v
37
*
Co
(Un)
10
*
37%
78%
*
Co
y
33%
28%
28%
11
1,000
33%
500
25
Quaker Oats Co
Corp of America (Un)___
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
32%
32%
39%;
5
31%
32%
33%
L_ 1
—2.50
Jun
8%
38%
10
17,500
32%
5
&
Jun
31%
300
45
1
i_j,
w
41 yA
4%
1,800
—*
(Un)
Bankshares
Co—
common
4%
.—5
Rubber
Wisconsin
Ford
Corp_l
Corp______
'&
First
Instrument
&
Brewing
Firestone
Corp
■166—
;
Gamble
(Un)
"Service Of Ihdiana__——
Oil
Pure
Whitney
400
41%-
I
&
Jun
Jun
25%-May
5
America
Airways
Go
:
115% Mar.
87
18 %
El Paso Natural Gas
27%
16% Jun
100
16 V.
49%
•
Pfizer (Charles)
& Go (Un)_
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philip Morris Inc )Un)_
1,300
*
1 500
•
_^Ai.uy__7.50;
—
Eastern
Eastman
33
--
15
Peabody Coal Go
Pennsylvania RR
:■
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
1
,
_5
-
15'
.•
Chemical
Corp
Amer
Parke-Davis
Jfen
Jun
1,000
»-
fc
34% Mar
27% May
100
-
Apr
44%
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f
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Co_
(Un)j
Packaging
&
31%
37
i-
Co-i-L
Pan
Deere
48
Jun
'
Manufacturing
Ohio
r
,
Apr
49% Mar
May
35% May
30%
;•
Oak
Feb
-
,
68%
82 4
•
53y8 Mar
Jun
18% May
'
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-3,90 J
Feb
T'\
(Uh)
Bancorporation
28 y8 Mar
47%
C
Jun
"
Apr
'42% . Apr
..
(Minnesota)
Jan,'
64
;
Jun
V.15%
Publishing
Curtiss-Wrlght Gorp
25%
200
40%.
Delaware (Un)____5
Crucible Steel of Amer
420
55%
35%
,
18%-.
Continental Insurance
Continental
29 Va
55%
28%
95 Va
'
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Consolidated Poods ——_________.1^33V3
'Consol Natural Gas (Un)>_^i^c._£iw_10
High
74%
12%
(Un)
30 Vb
22 y8
41
200
1,300
58%
luiij.
Aviation
547/8
■
300
1,100
24%
39%
41
17'-%
^
-
9%
Low
78
23%
•24%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
76 Va
(Un)
(Un)
York 'Central RR
North .American
Feb,
26%
Coal
New
171/4 Mar
Jan
Cash
National
Jan
88% Jun
26
9%
for Week
Co (Un)
Mar
36
>
National
500
13%
Range
Of Prices
LOW
National
26%
5
L
(Un)■
Commonwealth Edison com
_<_12 Va
Consolidation
50
.
39%
V
System
Gas
Jun
22%
3J%
13%
—I
:
Colorado IFuel
37%
300
90%. 90 y4
901A
5
,
225
50
22%
___,___100
-
62%
Feb
Mar;
1,400
Jun
Sales
Last
Sale Priee
High
38%
.
33%
__1
I
common
Low
43%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
-
40%. 42
*
Iron
preferred
Coleman
42%
10.
l
_
High
42 Vb
j.__^—8.50
Go.
Cleveland-Cliffs
«
Electric
&
Service
Oitles
City
Gas
Low
25
:
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
35
■
Jan
,52% jah
3*% Apr
,,%88 s-Mar.
i
Yates-American
Machine
Youngstown 'Sheet &
Zenith Radio Corp
Oo___
5
.
Tube
•
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>
79%
49.
*
13%
13%
79%
81% --
.49
51%
-
10Q
'fr
»'
995
.3,500
.
-
.12%
71%
44
-
Jun
Jun
Jun
17%
106
-
Apr
Ma*
.775% Ibk
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
•
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?UiifASrn?n TrS Co
rSSi? & CookeInc
Cooke inc
Abbey
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)-
241/2
_
.
17%
.
2 ^
Senlnil^U^raUon Co%f UaTiloTnTaTA
10c
of Calif
10%:
.12
1.05
6
7% May
22,500
85c May
1 8,700
Salt
Leslie
M
J
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Oil
M
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Petroleum
Co
Meier
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t
_
15 Mar
1:90 Jan
25%
3%
9%
17%
31.
9%
17%
Oil
2.75
2.65
Union
Sugar
5
22%
3%
21%
common
Industrial
United
4%
;
Corp
31
31
common
Preferred
Warrants
Victor
,
25
Co
Gas
&
Equipment
—1
1
Co—
Petroleum common
Williston
Basin
Oil
(Un)
Exploration
25
—
5%
8c
10c
10
17%
31
31
2.85
3
3%
%
-
Westates
1.65
,
3%
3%
Gas Co pfd series A_25
Calif
preferred
6%
—
88
9% May
25%
Western
Southern
6,800
900
100
200
2.00
27%
Co
Oil & Gas
Rhodes
Develop
1.90
26
8%
Reserve
-
,
1.50 Feb
24
May
25 % May
1.50
2.00,
50c
Invest common
preferred
Pacific Oil & Gas
q%
Trico
1,700
400
_0
3,900
1.65
—1
1
25
.33%c
—
-
American
North
15%,"
5
8c
24
3%
4%
%
1,100
100
25
5%
9c
.
12,900
9,000
1,100
Jun
Jan
Jan
50
18%
18%
24%
25%
167
26 %
27%
1,220
5
67 %
37%
4% July
20
25%
27%
Feb
Apr
6%
Feb
17%
Jun
23%
23%
.
Jun
30% Mar
25
,Jun
Stock and Bond Averages
;
/'/
Feb
39%
Jan
Date
/
>
/
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co. /
Bon ds
Stocks
:
20
Rail¬
trials
roads
.
Total
10
65
Indus¬
Stocks
trials
15
Indus¬
"
Utili-
{ ties
10
First
Grade
Grade
Rails
..
Second.
Rails
79.85
92.60
10
..
40
ties
82.09
Total
'
Utili-
•
.*
Bonds
29-1
561.28
118.63
86.92
85.36
July
2_
573.75
120.29
109.92
199.01
92.54
79.80
82.14
86.73
85.30
July
3_.
579.48
122.12
111.35
201.35
92.56
79.60
82.10
86.87
85.28
July
4__'
Holiday
July
5
583.87
122.05
112.48
202.66
92.51
79.61
82.25
86.86
85.31
June
Apr
Jan
Feb
May
Averages
Utilities,
compiled
are
6.55;
25% Apr
/
stocks,
65
195.33
108.28
daily, by
15.46
using
>
Industrials,
following divisors:
the
Rails,
2.988;
5.34;
•
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
4/2 Jan
5% Jan
1
Jan
(35 Stocks)
37
Jan
7% Mar
18c Jan
Jun
4
8c
4%
——
•
5.00 Mar
May
Jan
23
4%
'
10
19
Jan
22
Mar
32AMay
32 A Mar
3"% May
% May
100
25% May
32%
Jan
the daily closing averages of
are
Jan
3%
32
27
3%
Feb
16
3
5,500
259
49%
30%
10
30
Jan
17% Mar
2.10 Jan
2.00 Jun
2,300
Apr
j 48 %
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
69c
1.25 May
16%
30
30 A
2.50
15%
230
13% July
47% Jun
32%
-—
:
Below
46c May
.5% Mar
" 31c" Jun
15% Jun
1
25c
OiLCo
Norris
14,000
200
3,300
•
28
27
b/» Mar
Jun
50
32c; 35c.
15% 15%
35c
10c
—10
:__25c
50
•
Jan
13'A
Jun
6% Mar
18c Apr
2.85 May
3,000
56
56
10
Company
&
M
_
25c" 28c
3%;
4
25c
3%-
10c
50c
-
—
5%
49%
& Foundry Co_
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
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Western
Imperial
4% May
21%
2.25 Jan
Jan
..ar I?£
300
—10
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America
of
Corp
4%
5
—
High
75
13%
1
Corp
United Engineering
Low
22%
x4%
4%
1
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
23% Jan
Tan
IjfroO
13
1.25
90c
r
Bolt
&
Co
Forgings
Low
501/2 Jan
1.95 July
200
'
'
16% Jun
241/4 Jun
1,600
6%
■>j
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-
onn
6%
~
—
47% Apr
5
Peb
9% Feb
Jun
23^ Jun
4% May
300
4-400
"
•
«r,teats-f lot
Humor Co
20,100
19
253/4
Cypress
33
100
241/2
19
10
—
High
20c^ Jan
^ 20Q
5yg - 55/a
5y2
5 50
V
Castle
351/2
2 g5
3
Industries
13,000
common—.!.
Plate- Glass
Screw
Low
J.5C
35i/2
Ltd
(C) & Co
Brewer
Buckner
14c
--
Brewing
Rockwell-Standard
llc^ May
High
Low
par
ConsoUdaieci Min—5c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
%
Shares
1
Co_
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Sales
Ran&e
of Prices
Black Maramoih
Gas
Pittsburgh
Week's
Last
saie Price
Friday
Star
Lone
other Exchanges.
«TOTKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
list
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Price Range on
Thts
Sales
Week's
Friday
S
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended Jly 6)
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Good
.
.
(144)
36
Jan
May
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
'
Range
Closing
'
Mon.
July 2___—_____
Tues.
July 3
Mar 14
100.23
Jun
27
Dec
8
Holiday
Wed.-, July 4____
1962
144.31
Low
106.51
:
for
High
104.96
Range for 1961
,
Thurs.
July 5___^______
107.96
High
14409
Fri.
July 6_
107.19
Low
124.36., May 14
*
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
?'
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
Arundel .Corp
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
B
S
Tel
__33%
16%
69%
74%
75
15%
9
Hiah
30%
Jun
66'A Jun
1,159
103% 108%
107
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
16%
1
136%
98% May
7,018
■
26%
26
27
25% Jun
34%
36%
38%
3,260
35
49%
Jan
19%
21%
6,310
19%
66%c
486
,5%
5%
12%
■
13%
May
33% May
14'A Jan
Jun
5% July
27
SEC
ipdex of stock prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
stocks for the week ending June 29, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and low^
for the current year.
t
>'•'''?
Jan
38%
21%
Corp
Company__
The
Jan
1
*
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
99% Jan
,
*
4.33
_
Electric
Research
F
10
Co
&
Low
Par
common
Stores
American
'
■
.
'
Baldwin-Lima
Baltimore
13
Hamilton
Transit
Co
1
8
8
19%
7% May
Apr
9%
Jun
11
27
400
r
Jan
Budd
Company
5
4
Soup
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
10%
-_._1.80
Co
25
Publishing Co
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
42%
&
Light
43%
6.75
122
May
38%
Jun
63%
Feb
5%
Jun
13%
Feb
Jun
24
1,31-6
'
55% Mar
May
38"%
633
44%
29
32% Mar
'
Electric
Storage Battery
Finance Co of
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
America
10
at
44
23%
23%
24%
656
77%
76%
80%
1,697
8%
8%
9%
925
33%
33%
19
19
19
47%
47%
49%
10,646
15%
16%
70
35%
1
old
35 %
19%
22
56
Feb
40%
116%
15 %
.
1—104.2
Transportation:
t
—
UtiKty
Trade; "Finance ami rServicel___—____—__
iMintng
88.1
-
148.1
+ 4.0
144.3
.135.0
+ 5.4
135.6
100.5
+3.7
106.5
97.9
t
-
•
.
:
v'
134.7
86.9
85.5
143.0
131.4
83.8
...
97.9
95.2
134.4
100.5
111.0
/
:
+3.0
.
106.5
'
.
85.5
185.5
•
131.4
113.3
+^.5
+"3:7
143.0
.178.2
+ 3;6..
83.8
Jan
Jun
L__
100.3
+ 4.5
95.2
1110.8
102.3
Jan
Jun
41%
66
42%
J
Goods
Non-Durable
;—______
—
Feb
Jun
"
—
Bait—
Stores
Co
Durable "Goods
-1961-1962—
Low
High
Change
June 22,'62
June 29,'62
"
;
■
L—
Manufacturing
Mar
1,333
7%
40
Feb
Composite
82 3A
321
43%
27
5
:
"388
7
15%
9% May
245
90%
42%
1
Light
10%
87%
88%
1
"
1
,
Campbell
Percent
"Percent
1957-59-=100
•
5
common
Dairies
2
21% May
71%
8
"
Garfinokel
General
Food
Gimbel
Inc
50c
common.
Acceptance Corp
Motors
Corp
General
Giant
(Julius)
class
__1.66%
1
Brothers
International
;'
.
5
__
Resistance
.'
1
common
A
___10c
•
21
Coal
Lehigh
Valley
Navigation
&
Merck
&
Mergenthaler
Pennsalt
1
Linotype
Photo
common
Potomac
Public
Electric
Reading
Ritter
Co
Power
Electric
Bonds
Gas
B
•
Mon.
July 2
3,446,360
$5,809,000
3,915,660
6,347,000
3,348,540
5,264,000
611
18
Jun
30 V*
Jan
Tues.
July 3
1,556
18%
Jun
28%
Jan
Wed.
60%
Jun
94% Mar
Thurs.
July 5
22%
100
20%
Jun
33%
Jan
Fri.
July 6—
30%
31%
1,663
23%
Jun
40 3A
Jan
Jun
29
•
281
27
33%
1,455
1,404
35%
266
7%
265
5% May
7,076
38
29
11%
34%
w
29 %
30%
11
—
24% May
5% Jun
6%
29%
30
/ -
6%
6%
19
*
37%
38 %
1,608
•
56%
59%
430
6%
6%
45
5%
5%
•'
---
59
h
.
1
3,109,630
5,502,000
494,000
5,996,000
13,820,190
Total
$22,922,000
$1,872,000
$24,794,000
16%
Jan
1962
Jan
of
U.
Foreign
Paper
•
Smith
Kline
South
Jersey
&
Southeastern
Sun
Oil
Texas
French
Gas
Lab
Feb"
Railroad and Industrial——
Public
Service
—10c
Co
United
United
Gas
508
45% Jun
72 V2
31%
164
29
44
17%
19%
153
17%
Jun
22,922,000
24,577,000
812*256,400
845,070,000
$24,794,000
$25,870,000
$857,982,800
$883,354,700
Jan
Jan
Mar
22 3A Mar
44%
44%
45
451
42 3A
May
53%
16
16%
605
14
May
18% Mar
48%
48%
49%
135
38%
Jun
6%
7%
188
63A
Jun
20%
21%
4,328
19%
Jun
27%
5
29%
195
26%
Jun
38%
Apr
Stocks
32%
704
29%
Jun
41
Jan
(No. of
" Shares)
1
Improvement
-4.50
Co
20%
—10
Washington Gas Light
43
Jun
38,282~70O
16%
-T50
__
Corp
Warner
3,155
51%
31%
May
$45,726,400
30%
Transmission
Ramo-Wooldridge
29%
47
•^
•
Eastern
Thompson
25%
28%
51
31%
-2.50
$1,293,000
Jan
29%
*
Co
583,759,031
Bank_
Total
Scott
505,721,159
$2,000
International
Apr
8
11,964,700
S.' Government
473A Mar
10%
common.
65%
Feb
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
8% Mar
23%
Jun
\
Mon.
•"
July 2
Tues.
July 3_
Bonds 1
831,460
July 4
'
July 5_;
871,405
July 6—
931,120
164,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
.
C olumbia
For
footnotes,
•
'
:
■
;
,
Shares
Low
High
33%
.23
,
78
c
82
8%
1,628
22% May
8% July
245
24% May
—
13,000
28% Mar
of
292,000
165,000
$61,000
$8,000
Shares-
-
-
$1,044,000
1 to July 6
1961
1962
1961
-
307,127,140
174,944,716
5,553,915
3,351,047
Jan.
32% Mar
19
1962
'Stocks—Number
378,000
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
$209,000
1,000
$975,000
3,351,047
1
-
.
-
53 %
26%
—5
8%
8%
28%
27%
26
19%
41.
•
Bond
-
$15,000
■ 33,000
Holiday—
Week Ended July 6
53%
26%
"
see page
-
—10
s
~~
"
•
33%
53%
Ga^ 8vscem_I__IIH
Brewing Co of Pgh"
Duquesp*
Duquesne Light Co
Horne (Joseph) Co_.
Low
_;—
i—
Total
Sales
for Week
Bonds
279,000
Fri.
6,000
339,000
Wed.
Bonds..."
$1,000..
$193,000
717,062
Corporate
Gov't
...
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Thurs.
STOCKS
,;. 1961
13,820,190
Shares
69 %
Jun
July 6
s
Bonds—
32% May
5
1962
1961
,
$1,872,000
Btoclcs—Number
343A Mar
.8
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended July 6
49% May
6% Jun
.
'
6,842,000
5,872;000
608,000
Jan
60
'
*
Sales
495,000
Feb
55
Jun
Bond
$6,084,000
——Holiday-
38% Mar
30%
3,975
/
Govt.
Bonds
Mar
May
10% Jun
'
7%
-
$275,000
July 4
300
33
10
1
Feb
69%
29%
com
Jun
63A
.
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
Total
U.S.
Tntl
Railroad
and Miscel.
63A
5% July
Jun
4%
20%
*
common
&
58
21%
—,10
Co
200
4%
65%
5
common
5%
22%
_Iso
class
Weekly and Yearly
Shares
~
31%
•
common
Finance
43bocks
Mar
19%
•
Co
Transportation
Service
36
P
43 % Mar
Jun
,18%
50
Inc_
Electric
35% July
68
3
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
19%
25c
Corp.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Perfect
Jan
No. of
5%.
21%
16%c
_
Chemicals
Jan
34%
18%
10
580
4%
1
Corp
Inc__
Co
5%
*
Inc__,
Martin-Marietta
57%
Jun
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
Jun
14%
'
10
RR
Madison Fund
26 %
45
50
r.
'
Lehigh
45"% Mar
33% July
15% May
40
.
29
20%
s-
.u
200
r\-.
(
,t-
31% May
48 % Jun
,
'
Jun
48% Feb
•>.
,
Bonds—.
„
'
73-% Mar
^Domestic'
30% Mar
Foreign Government__—_—__i
•Foreign' Corporate-:.—:
L______
10%
Feb
Tot&l
!
$588,OOfiL
$975,000
...
.39,000
8,000
61,000
$1,044900
88,000
;
.
$715900
.-
r..;
_
..
$39,076,000
-,
929,900.
: 943,000
$40,948,000
.
$27,990,000
1,637,000
i,1*20,000
$3Q,74.7,Q00
Volume
Number
196
6175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(145)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Low
Par
Abitibi
& Paper common——*
preferred
:
25
Power
4% %
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
!„
'
4%
preferred
Steels
52
—•
;6Vb
28%
Ltd
*
A__—*
class
52
,
45%
Jun
51%
6%"
'
■
Jan
7%
31%
Trust
Wire
Noranda
Mines Ltd
Scotia
55
Jun
Ogilvie
of
Montreal.....,.—
Bank
of
Nova
i_10
Banque Canadian National——
Banque
Provinciale
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Power
A
Paper
5%%
Brazilian
British
36 Ve May
Pacific
31% July
354
28
May
33
7%
Apr
preferred
Traction
Light
Oil—
British
Columbia
Brooke Bond
Bruck
Building
Ltd
Products
83%
Jun
82
Jan
Ltd
Jun
54
Jan
Quebec Natural
48%
325
48% July
55
Jan
47
Jun
58% Mar
49%
Jun
53
Quebec Telephone
50
850
a51
a51
10
51
Jan
5'A
5%
5%
100
5
May
Power—*
3.25
3.25
3.55
30 %
.30%
■Apr
10%
7
3.00 Mar
5,405
3,487
28 %
10
4.75
Canada Cement
Jan
11%
1,850
16%
7,920
15%
Jan
18
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting
Canada
Steamship
5%
Dominion
49%
575
47
Jun
56%
21%
21%
21%
225
21% July
14
14%
200
12
Jan
16
Feb
20
21 %
560
20
Jun
37
Jan
20
20
*
197/a
<•
26 V*
Jun
14
!
22
preferred
—
Aviation
Canadian
preferred
25 Va
23 %
Jun
32%
22 %
Jun
27
18
Jun
25 Va
64%
Jun
81% Mar
20%
65
65
51
51
50
13
13
400
17
18
9%
9%
*
Canadian
Canadian
_*
com
A
—
Celanese
275
25
Ltd
Co
^Canadian
A
Coronation
350
6
905
300
7
July
4% May
12% al2%
54 %•
■•!
Jan
12 %
5
Jan
Corsets
Glass
Jun
Preferred
Canada
Oil
Jun \
Jun
72%
Jan
Union
16'A
Jan
United
14
40
39%
40
317
37'A
Jan
41
1
a4.00
a4.00
a4.20
'275
common—*'
29%
28
30%
5,820
23%
•;
13
23%
-23%
11%
13
750
Paper
^
■„
27%
27%
'■•t
375
27
Jun
*
5%
5%
6%
1,150
5
Jun
11
112
115
112
Jun
143
* ■''' '
"
Finance
Co
Steel
21
•
-
100
,,*100
4
20%
Jun
!
Co
39%
41%
1,440
37%
Jun
17%
19
5,830
16%
Jun
26%
17%
17%
17% May
19
50%
52
1,882
45
67
Hardee
75
76
75
70
__
150
Jun'
May
16%
16%
130
14 %
5%
5%
5%
200
5%
Jun
12%
11%
12%
3,490
11%
Jun
*
...:
17%
17
17%
9,745
a22
a22
50
16%
16%
...3%
17
3,955
a22
*
A
a22
100
27
28%
1,310
8
8
150
*
!_„_.*
28'A
-
21%'
*
1
class
Prod
85
Jan
1
*
com..—
A.
"
„
Farms
1,600
20
8
Oil
,
48%
Voting
Bay
14%
.
:
—
.i!_.
21%
9%
new
July
8
400
8
Jan
Class
...
Alberta
$2
of
23
Jun
'18%
Jan
9.60
21%
22 VB
10,169
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
23
23
200
22 »A
May
26%
Jan
41
41
85
43
Feb
21%
Ltd
of
Lower
St
7
30
Jun
Atlas
Apr
Augustus
B
23
Jun
28%
875
15
July
20 Va
30%
1,485
29
May
37%
Jan
38%
Jan
16%
5
-
17
17
125
-
a52
17
17
2,100
•
300
5
5
5
200
4.60
4.80
1,675
!■—.:
a79% a79%
10%
■5
23%
52
2.60
Jun
15%
Jun
60 Va
Co
Ltd
(Robt)
For
12 %
25
16 %
17%
10,562
19%
20
595
103
103
100
'
8%
15%
Jun
Jan
Jan
17%
Jun
103
May
12% May
32% Mar
104%
Jan
44
43%
44%
43
Jun
53 %
53%
54%
962
52 %
Jun
73
12
11%
12
4,491
10%
Jun
16% May
5,100
7%
Jun
13
Jun
27^4
9
9
193%
19%
20%
9.10
1,200
9%
*
Ltd—
!„!
9.10
!
1
!_
!_!
•
*
2,765
17%
100
60
Feb
Feb
May
—8%^ May,,,
Feb
14%
Feb
Jun
7%
Apr
12'A
Jun
14%
Jan
2,500
5.%:2:
5%
5
5%'
Worts
48%
44%
""200"
all.
.
48%
49%
Jun
591
a
Mar
14%
14%
400
11
Jun
23 Va
Feb
13
14
1,845
11%
Jun
227
s
Feb
14
certificates.^
class A
4„_.
14 %
385
13%
Jun
19%
Jan
16%
17%
16
Jun
22
Jan
13
16%
Shown
Are
;
Trunk
Line Co Ltd "A"
Electronics
5
Consolidated
Bay
Mining
79% July
86
*
52%
845
49
May
59 % Mar
10
Jun
13 % Mar
4.15 Mar-
•
:
a48
16
Jun
17%
Jan
Jun
34 %
Jan
Jun
15
47
July
48
100
15%
Jun
18
cl A..2.50
5b%
Jun
89
27 %
Jun
f
39% Mar
1,656
34
Jun
47
...
100
45%
Jun
53
64%
Jun
86
Jun
13%
13% July
22%
common
a7%
29
•
12
Jun
16%
Jan
12
Jun
26
Jan
10
7% Mar
class A
footnotes,
1
see page
*
41.
17%
18 %
35%
3,000
35 Va
5c
4c
July
May
July
6c
6c
7.833
2.45
21,146
35c
39c
15,980
a3.00
50
7.40
400
24c
24c
5,000
24c
5c
5c
1.090
4Vac Jun
■
5c
1.65
31c
2.70
Mar
Jan
May
Jan
8% July
10 V4
10c
4.35
Jun
Jan
Aor
39%
Feb
10c
Mar
9c
Jan
10c
4.25
60c
2.85
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
'
—
5.75
13
108
13c
15c
8,000
14'A
15c
12 Va
11c
Jun
July
Feb
May
10%
24c
8 Vac
14
V?
T8c
Feb
July
Jan
Apr
May
14%
502
20c
23c
36,100
14c
Jan
32c
Apr
33c
30c
33c
19,835
29c
Jun
40C
Jun
.
24%
12 Va
Jun
17 Vt
Feb
,<,21
300
1.90
100
4.40
4.50
400
,
1
601
±1
3%c
3%c
3 Vac
2,000
10c
10c
10c
2,500
3.40
3.25
3.45
1,800
8c
8c
1,503
Nickel
Ltd—:
Mines
__
Canorama
Cartier
Copper
♦
Div
Mogador
5.15
5.15
5.30
3.125
1.21
1.00
1.30
16,280
4c
4c
1,500
5c
5c
2,00'J
4c
4c
1,000
1.85
1.85
1,000
25c
34c
19,800
37 Vs
39%
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1
L'Ungava
Consolidated
5c
1.50
—
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Sec "A".!*
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Ltd
„
34c
1
Corp Ltd
*
Yellowknife Mines Ltd.l
Consol Quebec
Gas
Consumers
Standard
Co
.
39%
—
*
common
15%
—
8,323
Feb
2.90
Apr
7.45
Feb
3.05 July
4.35
Feb
2.75
500
—1
Corp..:
Miniere
—
28%
1.55 May
Jun
4.20
8,814
Explorations Ltd.
,1
Building Industries Ltd—;.—*
Quebec Explorations Ltd
1
20%".Jan
-
5.30
Feb
1.50
Jan
85c
-
Jun
Jun
2%c Jan
4 %c Mar
10c
16c
Jun
3.25 Jun
8c
4.80
76c
May
8.50
Feb
2.71
Jan
5c
May
10c
3%c Feb
1-00 Jan
7c
22c
36
Jan
Jun
Jun
3%c Jan
4c
Jan
4.75 May
12
Jun
Jun
3%c
3%c
2,000
3c
Jun
15%
16%
2.025
14%
Jun
1.23
1.23
3 300
1.14
Jan
22c23%c
2,500
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.85 May
34c
44
5c
22
July
Jan
Jkn
Jan
1.40 May
Jan
100
18
8,019
16%
Jun
1,692
17%
Jun
11%
3,974
105 105 Va
205
102
110
100
105
21
1.90
90c
10c
Ltd
1
17% July
18% July
21
—
4.40
3.05
Consolidated
,
i
3.15
Ltd
Refineries
Copperstream Mines Ltd
690
19
10%
10 Vs May
Jun
Jun
25
May
.21% May
.
.
23,
Mar
111
105
6V4
Jun
10
8'A
Jan
10 V»
7
7
150
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
A
__
5
—
13%
Ltd
1
Explorers
Dominion
—
*
-
Dominion
Feb
10
class
Dome Mines Ltd
Mines
A
23c
—
i
Jan
1,600
Limitee
! Warrants
Dolsan.
Feb
6 %
9%
class
■:
Jan
6%
M-G
Denault
r
14% Mar
108
9'A
-
4,000
4%C
86c
Oils
Consolidated
>
Jan
18%
104%
■—
125
8c
4c
2.20
—
,
1
34%
17%
-
36
8c
,
Jun
July
1.75 May
22c
Copper Rand Chib Mines'Ltd
May
18%
9%
3,790
8%
6c
..1
Jan
28
'
10
2.75
1,100
7.40
..1
7%
225
'
*
pfd
7,503
3.05
Compagnie
Jan
575
4,490
550
■
13
17%
10%
1,600
7c
3.10
Cleveland
Jan
405
9%'
14%
14%
28
105%
10%
2.50
„
..P
Del Rio Oils; Ltd—;
! Chemalloy Minerals Ltd.—
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Mar
9%
.
Mar
1,790
12%
100
Jun
8%
9
4 Vac
..I
; Central
Mar
400
71%
13%
18%
•
7%
8
6c
90c
Kodiak
Capital
.
Jan
1,025
61%
46%
9%':
17%
.2.50
Jan
*
Delhi
Canalask
•
Jan
5,167
16'
46
13%
28
16
2.60
"HCalgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
*
f
Calypso Food & Beverage——.—
*
t
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
*—1
Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd
1
Feb
12%
19%
-♦
28%
a7%
-
-
52%
3,985
9,235
13%
20%
41%
'
14%
Jun
-1
Canadian
30% July
69%
*
9.15
.Jun
Feb
Feb
Jun
28%
12%
*
Jan
100
9.70
22c
Jan
2.40
39%'
13%
38%
9%
..1
Bornite Copper Corp
900
60%
9%
*
Jun
13
Feb
2.70
*
71%
24%
.1
Ltd
Jan
2.50
20
46%
Jan
1,700
*
Jan
15%
13%
41.
Mines
7%
'15 3A
.3,332
28%
39c
25%
-
—
High
20,500
24%
24%
1
Co
11%
Jun
40%
>
Range Since Jan. 1.
Low
36c
38C
22%
Jun
39%
60%
Shares
High
33c
2.45
Jun
9.35
3,448
13%
of Prices
35c
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
*
July
9.40
10%
10
;
Power.—
partic
1,325
Ltd—
Ltd
July
300
10%
25
A...
Paper Co
.
Canadian
9.70
Radio
5
4.25
in
Week's
Low
1
-
Feb
May
1,485
20 %
5
;
class
Expressed
Last
17
•
10%
39%
7.60
common
6%
32% Mar
Jan
100
1
Black River Mining Ltd—
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc.
20
10%
10 Va
*
common
preferred
Mitchell
Jun
30
alO
10
class A
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A
Feb
10%
'
.10
:
Metropolitan Stores
25
30
Jan
10%
,
*
pfd...!
preferred
Miron
17%
19%
Exploration..
Bateman
10
1
32% Mar
Jun
6%
-*
Bank
Mining Corp Ltd.
Bankfield
Jun
a23%a 24%
17
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime Tel & Tel
4%%
Jun
.14
14% Mar
4,155
a47
;
5%%
8% Mar
24%
150
*
15
5
—
Massey-Ferguson
May
500
16%
25% Mar
Credit
Class
210
15
alO
•
common
Canada
Telefilms
23 V*
5
.<.
!—!_.
Ltd
Ltd.
Maclaren Power &
7
27%
a3.00
49%
18%
.
Canada!—.
6%
Lawrence
Jan
15
36
Anthonian
Feb
Jun
a52
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Bros
39% Mar
*
15
a23%
,
Lines.!
(John).:
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Lewis
Jun
27
27
.1
51%
preferred
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Feb
8%
30
_!;__—___20c
Cement; preferred:
Ltd
16
8
Jun
*
Jun
__!__:
Glass
Jan
84% Mar
63 'A
Jun
..1
23
*
common...
Public Service
11%
Jun
Jun
700
6
5.45
.....
Aracon
15
!„—!___£1
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Jun
300
4,810
9%
Warrants
Alpha
30%
.
Iroquois
r
6
Va
69%
Feb
10
Apr
8%
9% July
.
Pipe
Jan
22V4
•
Corp
trust
Gas
16%
985
.*
—
Interprovincial
11%
335
1
Ajax Minerals
44'/a
10%
100
...__
International Paper common..!
..-International Utilities Corp...
1
Jun
6
Sale Price
350
4.70
,r
-
9
9y4
Par
1,750
9%
com
A.L——„_!_•...
Nickel
2,315
10
B
49%
9%
*
common..
Mining
International
9%
—.100
new
Canadian
Inland
Jan
9%
225
25% May
55 Va Apr
Feb
40
1
—.
^
t
15%
50c
;
Mar
100
*
common
Acceptance Corp
Apr
250
May
33
Jun
Jun
40
48%
_la/3C
^
Warrants
12
5.45
STOCKS
21% Mar
18 % May
.1
■.Imperial Oil Ltd.—
—_!„.1
,
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
Indus
20
Friday
Jan
27
8
3,380
1
—
.
all
11%
Jun
25'A
*
LI.
....
31
Canadian Stock Exchange
18% Mar
19
*
Hudson's Bay Co..
Jun
22%
Corp Fund
Pipeline
-(Geo)
al6% al6%
al6%
*
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'iHorne & Pittfield.—..!
(Hudson
19%
♦
Prices
23 % May
18
j
class
100
5.45
common.*
Mar
Feb
8
8
..
Home
Jan
20
65%
*
Jun
15% May
20% Jun
18
common
Int'l
51
——
..1
Canada—
_!_.:
Jun
Jan
11%
Apr
16 Va
May
40
—
*
22%
16
1
Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd
Preferred
39 Va
all
Mar
*
;
Co
875
9%
"
I
Paper
Andy
41
87b
Jan
50 %
*
(Chas E)
Great. Lakes
Handy
Jan
40%
Jun
22%
Steel.,.-
50% Mar
18%
common
General Dynamics.
General Motors
Jan
37
V4
Apr
40 %
„•
i
com
—
...'.
24 %
•
*
&
65
Jun
Ltd
Weston
Feb
.2
•
Frosst
Jun
27%
.
Nickel Mines.1.
Players Canadian Corp
Gatineau Power
42
'
'■
—
Steel
-21
■
t
i
Fraser Cos Ltd..
5
155
610
Mar
i_.
A
__
of
3,610
46
29%
Feb
—...
Famous
Co
5%
65%
■
32 Va May
Falconbridge
Foundation
Jan
Mar
29%
*
Gooderham &
Westcoast Trans Co
Jan
25
*
Corp
6
Feb
47
46
♦
Fleetwood
July
Jan
56%
11%
:
Walker
14% Mar
27 Va
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common..
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Viau
r16Va Mar
19%
23%
Heating
Jun
Jun
—1,305
:
common
46
62%
300
i
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Jan
1, Jun
12
1
class
6%
35
10%
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12%
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Jun
23%
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11%
^
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3.80
25
20%
:
Canada
,
'20
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of
■
20%
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100
45 Va
Mar
—
Du
46
Jan
Ltd.;
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Canada
Canada
Jun
!__!_
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of
Trans
5
16 Va May
9%
Ltd
Dominion Tar &
Jun
■
*
preferred
Traders
11%
——_10
Lime
July
39
*
.i
Trans
50%
preferred
Stores
200
5,401
29%
*
preferred
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
627
common
'Dominion
6%
8'A
1,696
'
'Dominion
Jun
800
41%
46
..10
preferred—
8% May
Jan
11
—*
&
42
210
40
9%
Texaco Canada Ltd
3,026
Bridget—...
Dominion Foundries
840
200
July
Mar
12
v
Seagrams
Jun
200
Feb
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:
'
&
11
56%
:
.•"»>,
,
29% Mar
25
44
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5%%
10%
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class
1'*'•
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Jun
5%
*
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8
7%
7 %
2
Pont
800
7
a
Feb
Jan
22
450
% 41
::io
Steinbergs class A
9%
Credit.:*!.—
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Dominion
May
11%
Crown
Dominion
53
5%
7%
—
Steel
Feb
12% Mar
Jun
10
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
Dominion
25%
Jun
48
20
Canadian Pacific Railway
!—!—!!:_2£? >.
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
10 *
Combined
Enterprises.
Distillers
Jun
7%
75
35%
—
9 %
18 Va
25 Va
.
all
common.
Sogemines
50
^Consolidated Mining &
Consumers Glass.
19 y8
9% July
10% May
17% Jun
*
A_.
Simpsons
Apr
corn—.*
Power
Companies
18%
*
700
^
50
class
Power
Structural
Jun
,—
4%
Co
Jun
7%
A
Inc
Standard
17
*
Preferred
Dominion
2,750
17,790
,
8%
Series
Southam
26%
International
Marconi
Fe b
Jan
2,355
*
pfd
;
Feb
125
Imperial Bk of Commerce. 10
54 %
Industries common—11%
Oil
'21
9 %'
a22% a22 %
~20c
5%
&
Apr
355
Canadian
Canadian
135
13%
>
•
55
147 % May
! 27
May
5.45
13%
18
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
44
Ltd
64%
29 %
!
1
Jan
20
Canada
Jun
18
«'
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Jun
144
9%
common
Jun
17
29
common—*
_
45
5
13 %
■
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50
8%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
—
46
26%
9%
1
12%
29%
*
.
45
al44
.100
A
Sicard
Mar
8%
Canadian
Husky—.!—
Canadian Hydrocarbons
a50% a50%
*
common.
Chemical
9'A
a50%'
Class
Feb
565
150
20 Va
50
Aluminum
Jun
v
*
St Lawrence Corp common
Salada Foods common
Jan
27
!:—*
_—
British
Canadian Bronze-:
Eddy
Jun
22%
12.50
...
Electronics
19
May
26
*
;
Breweries
$2.20
Canadian
7%
17%
3,070
'
Canadian
<
20%
*
!
_
common,.^.,
1,140
165
.26
—1
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
22%
common——10
_—*
19 %
30 % May
23% Mar
Feb
Sugar.
Foundries
Jun
.
—
Paper class A
Rothmans Co
Feb
48
—*
common
Canada
28
13%
*
Gas
Shawinigan Water
common
13%
7,054
.
Warrants
Calgary Power
May
Jan
29%
45
*
Rolland
Apr
37%
May
16%
*
90
12%
28%
Warrants
Reitman's
Jan
25
.
13% May
74
July
420
al2% al2%
—
54% May
49%
•—*
:
125
74
Jan
25
—16%
—.
13%
44 % May
17 Va Jan
al44
4
'
50
Ltd—.
Jun
19
I100
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
49%
*
40
Feb
20
49%
Products
40
29
,
—
common-
Transport
Jun
10,642
30%
41
—
.
1
Co
15
51%
—
Jan
41
74
*
Ores...
&
40
£1
A
Iron
Bros
Provincial
55
50%
'—
(1959)
class
Jun
Price
Jan
400
51
Telephone—
Can
Mills
75%
275
—50
&
Forest
Columbia
Jun
1,169
-
25
British Columbia Power
British
51%
"7,122
48%
L—
Jan
32
*
i.!.
I
16
15
__
31
Jun
13%
common
Petroleum
43%
42
—
Jun
24
.100
Page-Hersey Tubes
'
Placer * Development.—
Power Corp of Canada
59
-
23%
1,501
•
;
Jun
■"'1,909
1
395
26
41
*
common.
,
Products
Jun
6
63
15
5%
American
61
43'A
:
Paper
56%
Mills
preferred
Ontario- Steel
30% July
a62% a63%
10
preferred
preferred—
Bowater
61-r-
*
...——
Corp
54'A
-
•
common—*
(Canada)—
&
Telephone
Bowater
54%
%
Scotia.!———10
B
common——*
Light & Power—.—
Flour
7%
Jan
Premium
Bank
class
new
High
25%
25
5
Weaving
Low
25%
•
:
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
40
:
9% May
", 7
May
27
-
Low
—_*
May
52
2,525
•
A
Locomotive
Nova
'46% Mar
1,910
■
Shares
54% May
Jun
2,680
31% '
31%
50 !
Feb
40
600
287/a 1
for Week
*
Niagara
Jan
75
„
28
29%
25
8%
6'/a
May
444
-
"
31%
Jun
class
B
Montreal
Apr
29%
1,500
30%
:—:—•—*
:
53%
Jun
a40
8%
—i
Refineries
Jun
19%
21
51%
•
a40
52
37
Class
Montreal
49% May
27
Jan
»46 1
.
51 %
8%
Jan
22
45%
*
—
Corp.!
Atlantic-Sugar
Atlas
45%
Feb
2,609
-
-
38%
24%
Breweries Ltd
Preferred
High
6,070
6,745
40
21%
pfd—25
—„_i.!r„i—50
Corp Ltd common
Class C preferred—-:
Asbestos
150
22
—50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred!.-,
50
Anglo Can Tei Co 4%%. pfd——50
$2.90
4,865
25
39%
Low
„
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
45 %
Week's
Last
Sale Price
■
Molson
High
20%
39'A
20%
*
\ 4% %' preferred
Argus
STOCKS
Shares
44
—
Friday
'
I
Sales
for Week
24%
45
.
-r—*
—!
——J—
Canada
of
Co
Exchange
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
,
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
37
Leaseholds
Ltd
—
1
Ltd
21c
*
al3
50
12
Jun
Mar
Jun
15
Apr
July
20%
Jan
14
14
200
14
13%
13%
100
10% May
7%c
7%c
500
6c
40c
13% July
Jun
13c
Feb
30
30
200
24 Va
Apr
32%
Jun
21c
21c
4,500
18 Vac
Jun
57c
Feb
13,500
Jun
87c
Feb
42c
47c
23 Va
23%
200
21 A Jun
26%
1
39c
37%c
39c
2,500
24c
Mar
50c
Mar
1
34c
23c
34c
56,500
22c
Jan
45c
Apr
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
'
Dumagaml Mines Ltd
46c
al3
18c
.
—
40c
Feb
~
Dumont
Nickel
Corp
...
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(146)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Sale
Range
Pabi
Mining
Pundy
1
Copper Mines
Bay
13,581
4c
Feb
5c
12c
400
a2c
2,067
4c
500
Feb
8c
32c
37c
66,200
25c
Jun
38c
56,300
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
8%c
Apr
8
Jun
12%
12%
12%
2,600
J
2.50
2.25
2.50
22,200
Lake Silver
Golden
—
Ltd
Mines
Age
Uranium Mines & Metals
Gui-Por
Jun
20c
STOCKS
of
Corp
Cons
America—.—-~10£
first
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
'
v
Par
Ltd
P&tfer
LOW
High
•
44%
43%
-4.25
common
—J.
common-
1
45%"
*
-
Abitibi Power St
4.00
Low
-
38%
7,451"
4.25
570
3.75
Hudson's
Bay
13%
13%
Jan
14% Jun
Alberta Distillers
2.50 July
Feb
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1,000
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Jun
40c
Feb
2,000
6c
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12c
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21
-
24
-
18%
Jun
26
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100
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2.50
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2.50
200
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604
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*
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500
13
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20
51 %
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4,466
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28
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9.50
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Ltd
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52c
Auto
Mar
52
Apr
Mar
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Autofab
common
class
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1.56
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1
17
16
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1,625
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Lithium Corp Of Canada Ltd
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9
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of
27
Jan
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10%
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90c
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53c
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preferredMercury
Chipman
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5,500
30c
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3c
9,300
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1,300
55c
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19,550
19c
16c
5c
37%
4,185
1.95
151,700
6
450
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25
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Native
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Columbia
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Jack
New
Lake
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1
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American
Rare
Metals
Ltd
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6'/s
Apr
5%
5c
7,500
5C
Jan
7c
Feb
Canada
Cement
Mar
Canada
Dominion
Calgary Power
70
18c
3,250
13c
Jun
20c
Feb
Canada
lO'/aC
11c
11,200
luc
May
30c
Feb
53c
2,000
42c
Apr
70c
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Opemiska Conner Min*-?
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Pitt
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100
2.55
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1
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500
41
41
25
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:
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200
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cum
50
41
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2.26
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3,000
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Crest Gold
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Roberval
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Canada
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class
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49
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2.25
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500
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15
15
300
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Columbian Metals
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95c
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99c
1.68
400
23c
26c
33,400
7
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7
15
15
175
8c
8c
3,000
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1.00
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8c
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warrants
t
100
14
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22c
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17,300
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89c
49,300
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38c
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10c
10c
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8c
8c
750
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3.10
3.10
100
2.50
Jun
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14
1,825
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17
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17
4.15
300
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1,000
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3.80 May
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36c
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For footnotes, see page 41.
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130
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50
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18
6.00
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17
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14
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25%
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11
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10
7%
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500
50
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Gas
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50
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2,700
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1.35
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109
12 y8
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2,705
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100
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6.25 Mar
1
200
Jun
61
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33
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48
300
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120
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51
66
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34
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64
33
preferred
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58
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1.75
common-
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11,510
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285
—
Corby Distillery class A
Mining Corp__
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Westville Mines Ltd
27
Jun
705
65
com_
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22
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33
20
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Feb
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A
Jun
104
22%
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Union
81/2 May
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13
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Feb
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675
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101
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10
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20
13%
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Jun
7c
7,630
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103
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Apr
7.40
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15
7
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2.70
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250
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warrants
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1,904
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90c
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102%
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105, 105
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common
class
Canadian Bakeries
Jan
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Apr
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18
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2.60
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Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd-.-1
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141%
10
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preferr
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Jun
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70
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25
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100
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Jun
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11,208
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1
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200
.
60
105
—
—
class
18c
-
51/4
Jun
.
.
15,843
100
:
Company
Bruck
Jun
450
51
■20
\ 26
9% Mar
23,000
49
95
3.35
;
•
30%
Building Products
9% Mar
Feb
47
221
25%
Jun
Feb
7
14,627
.49%
Apr
10c
31/2
.
Jan
-
4.15 Jun
26
—
5,000
1
Ltd
Corp_:
preferred
Jun
51%
49%
"
Jun
Jan
51%
;
-
common—:
6%, %
1,260
11c
Ltd
Jan
83%
14%
•
5% %
2.90
2.00 Jun
75 y2
30%
.
™
Mar
38c
14c
70
Ltd—1
Mines
Co
Amulet Mines
West
North
Uranium
Exploration
B_.
Telephone common .25
100
preferred
5%
160
class
British Columbia
Feb
3.75
5c'
10
Newrich
2.00
Packers
3.60
3.65
Jun
...
Jun...
49
3.35
.
25
Products— _• !
Power
British
Jan
Columbia
British
12V2C
121/aC
*
New
2.00
—
*
-
Needco Cooling
Apr
3.90
,
Jun
61/4
'
British
Burrard
National
Apr
5%
9%
-
3.25.
30%'
60%
Jan
44%
Forest
3.35
.
1
'22c
Jun
75c
43
Columbia
300
-
51/4
;3.25
"50
—
Oil.
14%
100
-
5%
——:—
——
American
British
Jan
1.02
Jan
1.60
''5%
/
1.53
50c
Jun
29,600
24c
15c
1.95
Ltd..
Jan
6
57C
43%
Mines Ltd common-
Dairies
Mount Royal
-1
fi*->
12
31c
20c
Preferred
British
7%
<9%
50%
•
-.49
_•
—
7%
-50
.£1
Bridge Tank common..
51% Feb
Feb
450
51%
.50
Jan
Jun
50%
-
.28
Paper _—-—1,
Brazilian Traction common
Mar
11c
9
4.90
3c
23c
._1
84c
Jun
16
3.00
3,850
7%
.
Telephone.
5% preferred—
5%%
preferred
May
36
57c
'
'
Monpre Mining Co.)Wd_ —
Moore
Corporation——
Mount
30c
31c
.
1
Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Pleasant
5%
——_.
Mining
Mount
■'
*
com—.
—
——
Island
——
_5
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd-
90c
3.85
15%
Bowater Corp
Feb
2,300
40%
-1
Mining Co
85C
63"
61
3.35
common—.
Bowater
Malartic Hygrade Gold
;
3.60;/
Bell
Feb
10%
Jun
Ac
56%
541/4
61
;
9%
Beatty
Jan
7% May
7
Power
54%
.10
Industries
Bathurst
May
12
10
;
Scotia
Nova
Bartaco
Jan
16% May
33 Vb
,
JUft
7c
Bank
Oil
.
B——
Jan
(«-■
Laduboro
common
Steels
|
[\
J
Atlas
28c
|
Jatt
July
12
1,000
83c
55
•
•
k
..
'■.;.13% May
8%
6%
*
I
Apr
50-
s
52%
8%
,
,
Jan
8%
,
I
...
Feb
72
Jun
11%
35c
*
common—.
Jan
>
;'2l% Jan
.
-
51%
UVa
•
10
common-
Atlantic
750
705
*
-
19%
22
*
—
preferred—
C
108
.....
1
Jan
Jan
Jun
37
46%
*
Argus Corp new common
Class
;
45
45
,
4.80
Feb
110
Jun
'
•
Atlantic
Kerr-Addison
I
.
Jail
,17%
.
May
17,
*
2.30
38%
Jun
20
.
10
,
V
Jun
Jun
10
-
Algoma Steel
5.50 Jan
2.50 May
:
common
$2.60 preferred
Keely-Frontier
1
"
..
V 2.85 Jan
8.90 May
3,695
.
—100
Gas
Central
Preferred
Feb
11c
Jun
Natural
Algoma
Feb
1.80
July
al5% al5V2
common—
4.75
Jun
1.65
900
8,373
9.10
100
Class B preferred—
Alberta
Mining
&
—————
I
High
-
49% May
.
2.00 May
1,350
25%
1.85;
24%
24%
5
.—
Dredging
Interprovincial
;•*'
Jun
"
8.55
54c
7C
1.25
-*
1
Ltd——
Chemicals Can
Inland
24
Co Ltd
Pelt
Hubbard
,r
Jan
5.25
Hollinger
being
one
OILS.
*
95c
19%
21
Gold Mines Ltd
5
class A pfd——
Oil & Gas Ltd2,50
The
and
Canadian Dollars
in
Sale Price
Class A warrants
85c
Expressed
Mar
20c
7c '
Ltd I
Are
5%c Mar
3 M»c
Class A
Helium
Shown
Friday
9% May
2c
Exchange
Exchange issues are segregated into two parts.
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES
Jun
7%c 10 %c
Mines Ltd—I
Yellowknife Gold
Giant
Stock
Prices
Acklands
Glen
Monday, July 9, 1962
INDUSTRIAL
May
lie
8%
36C
10c
Toronto
Feb
10c
a2c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Lake
2,000
4c
1
Mines
Pontana
Pox
4c
The
High
ale
—
Exploration Inc.
—_1
(1945) Ltd—
St
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8%
lOVaC
Ltd
Pano
4c
4c
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
i-ab
Metal Mines Ltd-*.-:
Toronto Stock
Shares
High
Xiow
.
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
for Week
of Prices
PricK
Par
.
Sales
Week's
Last
.
Mar
-
.'•
!
I I
Volume
Number 6175
196,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(147)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
4
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Distillers
Low
Low
Dominion
2.80
2.95
1,050
39Vb
39%
41%
3,795
38
Jun
50% Mar
Class
183A
17%
19
4,766
16%
Jun
27
Jan
Dominion
Electro
9%
9%
10
610
13%
Jun
common
50%
4,564
8
400
49
65
87/a
8%
.9
*
12%
11%
12%
11,720
11%
Dominion
Textile
&
common
17
17
17%
65,097
16
Jun
16%
-.17
2,175
15
May
21%
29
2,677
•
common
'
Jun
7%
Jun
44
48
Molsons
*
25%
17#
class
Brewery
23 %
Jun
31
24
Jun
31%
Jan
40 %
Jun
45
Apr
15%
Apr
A
26
26
116
40
41
41
41
5
*
Fine Foods
26
9
9
9%
Investment
Monarch
29
.
Montreal
May
Montreal
12
Jun
35
35
35
100
66
66
100
21
21
30
—--—<*
9%
9%
550
Insurance—————10
Exquisite Form common—X
——
160
160
19
128
9%
9%
100
9
16%
16%
560
26%
26%
100
25
Mar
Moore Corp
76c
76c
200
66c
Jan
130130
120
128
class
20
i—
i—
*
-
1——1——_i
Ltd
Empire
A
—
Life
35
July
Fleet
—1
Candy—
Farmer
Manufacturing
Ford
—
Canada
of
—
75
(A
Jun
12%:
Jun
—'—
10
550
10
23
23%
£20
23
-2.80
2.80
200
class
Frosst, (Charles)
A_—
19
15
13%
15
200
5%
preferred
4.50
4.65
775
16%
16%
485
90
90
15
12%
12%
12%
132
*
28%
28%
29%
10,177
15%
14%
15%
3,815
—
Telephone
Development
General
Motors —:
General
Petroleum
Z
14% Mar
Globe
Wares
class
Envelopes
r
Paoer_
Lakes
Power
Great
9%
20% Jan
Jan
Power
103%
Jan
400
Greater
Gas
Winnipeg
trust
•Voting
Industries
Greening
Jun
56c
Jan
71c
500
58c
Jan
95c
9%
8%
Jun
8%
Jun
6
Jun
8
May
Reid
Jun
20
May
Revelstoke Bldg common
Jun
19%
1,188
May
17
2,270
15%
16%
16%
50
-
400
60 %
Feb
1.28
11% Mar
;
Litho
16%
525
5.90
Jun
8.10
Jan
7%
Jun
10
Jan
Robin
1.35
1.65
400
1.35
July
3.50
Jan
Rockower
13
13%
1,592
July
17% Mar
Rolland
12%
13%
1,185
17% Mar
Rothmans
■
3.85
3.85
16 %
16%
•49%
51
12%
Jun
3.50 May
1,780
50
13
1,000
16%
677
,
Jan
Hardee
Farms
Hawker
4.30
15%
Jun
Zoo
■j ;.
Jun
66
25
mo
4.55
■
4.85
2,485
so
80
*
—
"AlO
Hughes Owens Co class A
Huron
Erie
July
53
•12%
Jun
:
„20
Mar
51
May
<-■■
7
f
2.65
3,030
11
11
200
11
52
52
145
50
•
•
Jan
2.25 Jun
2.50
52
July
-
Jun
Pall
of
10
120
39%
39%
;——-5
13%
13%
Assurance
Oil
Tobacco
common
123
120
;—•
Life
Imperial
83%
St
Jan
-
80
13%
-
19%
Industrial
Inglis
12%
3.65
3.65
3.75
3.85
/•
16
400
of
1
5%
4.95
5%
20
17%
17%
17 %
13
;
-
60% May
153
International
Utilities
Preferred
1959
3.45
9,015
.i
40
.
Feb
Jan
5.00 May
Jun
6% Jan
18
Jun
1,600
7
965
6
Jan
19% May
1.86
% July
•
8
*
Feb
May
41
41
41
100
36
Jun
60
Feb
60%
61 %
7,741
56
Jun
89
V
41
39
41%
2,620
34
Jun
46
48
550
45
Jun
52 % Mar
7
7
7
700
35c
35c
420
5
4.75
5%
1,600
4.00
Jun
8%
Feb
3.00
3.00
3.00
140
2.75
Jun
5.80
Feb
72
3,347
'.
warrants
Interprovincial Discount
Warrants
x
*
common
.
X
1
Pipe
71
Line.,
B
Interprovincial 8teel PiDe.J
:
•
Investors Syndicate class; A—'——25
Iroquois Glass preferred—
10
.
69%
1.15
1.15
1.25
6,100
44%
44%
45%
2,195
<9%
—
9%
9%
500
6 % Mar
30c
7%
Jun
64
90c
Jun
86
1.10 May
Jun
Lake
5%
Biwarrants
Jockey Club
Ltd
Preferred
Class
B
2.35
—
2.25
6
625
2.35
3,450
r
13,
5 % May
1.75
Jan
Jan
3.00
3.00
3.10
5,010
2.80 May
10%
10%
10%
500
10% May
10
preferred
9%
..'10%
10%
10%.
64c
j
64c
240
67c
5%
2,800
5%
2.05
A..
Feb
1 'I
3.90
Jan
11%
i
Feb
11
64c
2.05
2
Laiarge Cement
Lakeland Gas
class
2.25
Ontario
12%
12%
1,000
400-
5%
Jun
1.85
Jun
13%
3,841
12
4
4
4
5%
1,500
1
2.30
2.30
2.35
300
1
2.90
2.90
3.00
10
A
;
——
Lake
•
2
Cement common
Preferred
;
;
Lauren tide
$1,25
•9% '
10
Secord
3
2,850
Financial
preferred
class
A_.
14%
4-^
38
.4
Industries
•
common.
350
175
2,630
13%
14%
19%
7
....
Apr
3.20
May
July
2.20
,
40
127
9
8% "
13
13 %
2,460
14%
3,942
7%
Feb
2.80
,
Jun
Feb
4.25
.
Preferred
X.
ciass. A
1st
22%
22%
22%
25
29%
29
29%
660
30
31
30%
*
—
Groceterias
'8%
—20
pla—jo
'
.Class
B
Loblaw
(
1st
Cos
Class
;
A
B
Class
A
*
—
X—X—
Preferred
Loeb
2
pfd..-,
class
X
4-50
2
warrants
Feb
14
Feb
18%
.
Jun
■
y
Powell
Jun
26
74
Jun
22%
Feb
Jun
55%
Jan
8 %
May
14% May
10,% Jan
19
21% May
Y f
•
July
.
May
23% M&r
33%
Jan
31
475
30 %
Jun
34 % Mar
3,806
6%
Jun
10 %
8%
1,600
7%
Jun
10%
46
46%
395
Jun
51
1.65
River
•
1.50
1.80
8,820
12
12%
755
17%
17%
45
S
Feb
Feb
Jun
4.25
Jan
11%
Jun
24%
K
18
19,610
16%
Jun
*
27%
27%
•
12
12
12%
964
•
10%
10%
11%
7,520
10
May
100
104%
105
85
100
Jun
20
6 %
5%%
preferred
Metro Stores
common
Preferred
2n
Mexican
Light
Midland
Pacific
Midwest
&
Power common..
Grain..!
^
Industries Ou..
Modern
Brick
21%
6%
.
class
A
...
1.55
.
150
11%
388
4.25
4.25
22
11%
*
•
*
For footnotes, see page 41.
795
21%
*
•
^
2
Containers
May
21
May
35
J an
16%
Feb
"
4.25
100
1.55
1.55
4,751
"
Milton
25
*
11%
6
Jun
Jun
20%
July
1.25
Apr
3.00 Mar
July
Mar
8
100
9
Jun
11%
Jun
200
9
Jun
11%
Jan
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
15 %
16 %
16,869
15%
15%
100%
4,592
,
10%
11%
13
100
5.50
5.75
4.25
4.25
4.45
5,755
Feb
19%
Apr
—
10%
Jun
4.5t) May
835
4.25
'
19% Mar
Jun
Mar
"Jttri'4-
495
,
Apr
16%
Jan
11%
70®-" -73c
,
12%
,
Jun
8
175
90c
11%
9% July
-
80c
84% Mar
Jun
63
500
16
100 101%
80c
Jun
106
8""
Apr
1.25
Jan
19
Jan
—riM4
class
Jun
9 %
4,365
7%
Jun
22%
16,895
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
24
24
210
22% May
27%
Jan
4.05
46
46 %
85
5%
5V8
5%
2,700
26
26
26
55
11%
39
2,112
14
Jan
11% July
14
Jan
24%
32% Mar
11Y4 May
Jun
16
1,930
7
Jan
16
30%
1,075
25
Jun
32% Mar
3.75
320
9%
10
770
32
35%
1,110
28
Jan
12
1,865
10%
173/a
31,550
15%
<
11%
16%
16
1
103%
20
20
20
100
24
10
11
1,540
15 %
15%
15%
#
4.15
4.15
4.15
ZZI-IlOO
100
97
1.40
97
30
1.40
'
•
f
1.40
400
15
Jan
Jun
21% May
Jun
25
Jan
July
105
Jan
28
May
13
14%
Jan
Jun
July
1,400
13%
Jan
16
Jun
18
103 %
100
14
Jun
4.65
37
9% July
24
-
*
Industries
-
3.75 Mar
24
'
'
•
X
110
103% 103 %
»
^
...——
Feb
July
-
16
•
Superior Propane -common—
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Preferred
26
3.75
•
——
l...
Jan
10
A
Common
21
7% May
27%
*
:—
Jun
35%
~
1—.—1
class
•4.50
48%
16
—
•Preferred
Mar
May
3.75
♦
Bros
40
13
30%
•
—.—
874
11%
27%
♦
Ltd
Radio
11%
11%
26%
•
Paving
11%
11%
27%
-
Stuart Oil
120
46%
•
Canada
4.05
50
•
4
■mm*
3.95
8%
21%
*
A—
,
12Va .Jan 1
21%
*
Dairies
Steel
«
Tamblyn
common
Ltd
Canada
Texaco
Dominion
Toronto
Toronto
17
43%
45%
760
53%
53
55
3,17»
13
13
-100
*
^50
Jun
15%
aJn
Jun
-
16 %
Apr
Feb
2.85
97
Jun
1.35
Feb
4.25 May
102
Feb
1.70
Feb
■$5
2
Jan
13
July
141/2 Mar
Feb
64
59
150
6%
300
5,700
113/4
12 Va
10,920
11
Jun
16% May
36
July
41% May
J.
59
58%
Jun
5% May
1.15 July
9%
Feb
4.35
Feb
36
36
100
19%
19%
20 %
5,419
17%
Jun
27%
133/a
13 %
14
8,705
12%
Jun
15% May
53/4
53/4
6
2,080
Jun
7% May
—
-1
Pipeline
Prairie
Feb
73 Va
11%
A
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans
60
Jun
1.55
:—
Canada
Jan
Jun
Jun
50%
63/8
'
'--8
class
preferred
Trans
21%
153/4
43
1.15
59
'
Towers Marts common
Finance
1,650
1 30
preferred
Star
16%
43%
10
Bank
1?
_•
common
Works common.
Toronto Iron
Pipeline—
Acceptance
2nd
Canada
of
Gas
United
Corp
class
*
pfd
common—
—
4.60
Jan
L
2
16%
•
11
6,145
15%
Jun
23%
Jan
856
19%
Jun
27%
Jan
120
28% July
30%
Apr
325
5% May
7%
Apr
Z
<
*•
5%
Q
28%
•
50
29
'
5%
-
9
Vendomatic
class
11c
Jun
lie
1,000
53/4
6 Va
885
3.25
528
3.25
4.30
4.50
800
4.00 May
5%
*
B—_
3.00
11c
•
.X.
Mfg
Viceroy
3.00""
4.40
Electric
Vector
Feb
Jun
17
20%
5%
—30
Corp..
Q
16%
20 %
9
•
<■
B
.Preferred
Vulcan
5
:
May
Jan
-
22c
7%
Jan
Apr
3.75 May
5.50
Jan
Walker
111%
10
Feb
&
G
Webb
&
Knapp
Westcoast
Voting
1.10
500
1.10
Jun
49%
8,393
43%
Jun
59%
Jap
4.00
2.25
15%
iOO
3.25
Jun
4.85
Feb
100
1.80
Jun
2.85
Jan
Jun
28%
Feb
Jun
22"%
•
A
*
,_100
(J)
Woodward
•
Class
i&enlth
A
Stores Ltd
Mar
11% May
140
25c
Jun
59c
13%
16%
95
13%
16 %
14%-
5,303
17%
3,724
95
95
35
6.90
7.25
1.899
110
110
30
160
106
Jan
110
325
29
May
35
50
—
—+_.—*
$2.80
—
7'/«
7%
*
39%
—
39%
13%
2.90
^2.90
pfd
Yukon
Industries
9
31c
109
30
100
preferred
&
505
31c
10 %
31c
preferred
Hardware
11 %
13
—
E
Pass
4,415
10 %
14
10 %
13
•
-u
warrants
class
(Geo)
2,124
11%
14%
—
'Warrants
Wood
—
6.90
Copper
White
4.00
2.25
4.00
4
•
—
Products
Class
1.10
48%
*
common
trust
Western
•4%%
1.10
48%
*
1
Ltd
{Canada)
Trans
Westeel
Weston
Ref—
W—
Equipment
Waterous
1.50 May
1
*
Products &
Wainwright
14% Mar
class
A
class A
:
—5
warrants
Electric
•
15%
6.00
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
20
Apr
22 % Mar
100
11%
May
Jan
July
Jan
9% May
700
6%
Jun
39%
13%
405
36 %
Jan
17 %
aan
2.95
670
2.75
Jun
6.35
Jan
2.70
Jan
4.10 Mar
12c
Jan
57c
5c
May
15c
890
3.40
3.50
2.900
31c
3.40
13
95
Feb
Jan
34c
30.783
5c
9,000
5.00
6c
5.15
75c
76c
3,919
13 % July
44
May
Jan
21%
Jun
23
Feb
11
Jan
12%
Apr
(
MINES
AND
4.50 May
Abacus
Mines
2.15
Apr
Acadia
Uranium
Advocate Mines Ltd.
2.50
150
2.30 Jun
3.00
Jan
6%
7
20
6% July
9%
Jan
{enico
Mines
OILS
Ltd
3.75 May
1.50 May
2.50
6%
Mar
11,265
10
100
5
Stedman
Switson
May
6
9%
2,665
—...—
Steinberg
19
Apr
51
Jun
6%
16
•
of
10%
Jun
4.50
Jun
9%
—.
preferred—...
Foods
Standard
7
46% July
S
9%
*
Manufacturing
D
Standard
Feb
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
■
Jan
725
69%
•
class A
Southam
Stafford
May
95c
Maher Shoes Ltd_._,„
Maple Leaf Mills common
common
Jan
500
66
-
——
B
White
Bloedel
8%
2.60
200
9%
•
•
Silverwood
$6
Macmillan
Jun
5
Jan
11%
38
8
8%,
46%
5
1.15 July
Feb
8%
7% *
12%
(M)' Ltd
9% Jun
15%
'
~
Loblaw
Jan
19
.9%
*
1
,
—
common
Jan
16% Mar
2.90 Jun
100
38
38
'
8%
Levy
10
15%
19%
20
—
;82, preferred
9%
15%
15%
Jan
3.20
1.25
10
66
•
A_.
100
9%
preferred_100
_
Jan
*"
Laura
62%
Jun
9%
—
v.
Water & Power common.*
United Steel
Labatt
Jun
Feb
1.20
Jun
'
Warrants
Jan
May
8%
B
Union
class
Jun
9%
'
6%
•
A
Union
Kelly Douglas
50 %
5%
.
.10
•
Silknit
Feb
4.80
Jun
•
Warrants
Feb
1.85
5
*
Feb
69% Mar
9% July
10
common
....:
Jan
10%
Feb
19
i"
A
Ltd
Warrants
Class
48
Jan
4.75
6% May
1.25
Arts
Traders
Jefferson
Jun
Jan
Mar
2.15
39..
440
Industries
47% Mar
48
5
.
65
4.50
•
Shullys
Jan
.25
Credits
7%
46%
Jan
6%
17% July
95c Jun
7%
4.50
—
Ltd
Class
*r
1.15
:
6% May
34%
Jun
4.75
Jan
17% Mar
common.*
common
■:
Bldg
Interprovincial
6%
3.60
Jan
..
52%
Jun
5%
46%
•
Canada
Selkirk Holdings
Jan
60%
-
Nickel
42
5.50
Foods
Sayvette
May •>
50
Minerals
International
16
•
Warrants
Apr
•
International
Interprovincial
6%
*
Feb
•
.,
—
Cement class
Lawrence
Salada
4.10 Mar
"5% July
15
t
Z_ZZio
_
Jan
-
9
19% July
950
16
10
Gas———J
.
625
3.65
3.85
i.io
City
600
6,879
*
'Preferred
Inter
-
20%
•
Minerals
(John)
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Jun
14%
1.15
:
St Lawrence Corp class A
Maurice Gas—
54 % May
39% July
2,925
6
19%
_
4%
25
4,514
■
112% Jun
11,387
40%
5%
preferred
1—_—
.——4.86%
Acceptance common.—i—_•
6%
1,300
15
5,838
—
Li
Apr
1.75
'
Industrial
5.00
15
*
Mall—
Simpsons Ltd
Imperial
4.70
.
110
t
6
Industries
Class
Imperial
49
"*
preferred
Bank
Apr
<
7%
Jun
41c
500
9.9
1
_—i
49
1.30
"""*
Paper class A
Class
%
Jun
950
_
Oak Dairy class
Oil common.
20% Mar
Apr
79
400
—
Jun
3.25
X 865
common
Royal
26
4.25
"200
2.50
17%
100
475
2.15
Royalite
25
•
Yarns
Shawinigan
-20c
2,190
2
Royal
<
;
25%
19
45%
Nodwell
Seven
,
34% Mar
53
Feb
Ltd
■
Jan
6%
6%
5%
Feb
•
11% July
'-12
80
V.t'T 1.10
——
Home & Pittfield
...
53
,
Valley Industries Ltd
Mfg class A_—i.—t
Holden
5
925
11%
'
& Co J———-—
Dauch
&
4.60V
•
•-----r—■
Hi-Tower. Drilling Co
Name changed to
Bow
*
Siddeley common
•
<25*-.
Mar
27 % May
Jun
44
Gas..
Apr
20
44
1,755
11 %
25
J}V4
—25
———X—
(Geo, H)
Hinde
«
t
.
_
Preferred
Hees
5%
common
Carpets
Preferred
13
39
Jun
Jun
Mar
19%
2.00
Preferred
Russell
Harding
9
34%
21
342
<
2.15
preferred
Riverside
200
-
Jan
Jun
44%
Reichhold Chemical
2,267
10
Feb
10%
Jun
4.80
'
Warrants
13
—
36
3.50
1.15
Quebec Natural
Apr
8
—
22%
Mar
.7%
6
7%
—
30% May
Feb
Jun
Jun
July
7%
Jan
12% May
1.35
_•
27%
13%
28
Feb
Jan
13%
15% Mar
49
6
Greynound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Jan
'
300
9%
,
12%
800
•
90«
547
'7%
—
40
295
15
.—.
79c
<
6%
'
warrants
B
Jun
19 %
105
12% Mar
'
Class
Jun
Jun
6%
4.90
Premium Iron Ore
9%
1
common..—
5%
4% May
15%
84
3.50
"
49
2,
Corp
37%
Jun
6%
—
Gas
23%
1,135
X
—*
Jun
16%
common
—
Northern
Industries
Engravers
12%
Warrants
Great
23
w
50
May
16%
•
Apr
18%
-**—»
*
Preferred
8%
16%
'
5%
X
18%
*
9
1—
z.
—*
68c
9
A_.
Mackay class A—
Lakes
1
23%
—
99%
7%
27
5%
—
Drilling
8%
77c
■"
71c
common—
*
—
Pemuina JPioenne miuiuu.
53%
52
79c
i. —50c
Steel
Gordon
52%
50c
29
9%
34%
5
——'
Hersey
Parker
50
8%
1%
—
6,445
1,450
9%
■
Wholesale
200
9%
7%
34%
•
Fixture
Page
Jan
.;3.6Q May
13% Jun
Store
9%
100% 101 %
Ii
common
A
General
Great
_—
Drill
30%
30
101 %
•
General
Class
_100
.—
—
Jan
Mar
60%
Jan
,
28%
1
50
26%
.10
Products
Oshawa
1,15 Mar
Jun
28
7%
,'7%
9%
Steel
Ontario
Apr
175
July
28
Cement
Photo
30%
—>—!
—
Bakeries
Jun
•
1
Phantom
Gatineau Power common
37%
•
Ontario
Apr
»
■
General
8,583
July
Feb
<33
.2.80 July
-_1
44%
51
Mar
12%
Jun
23
90
Gas,
Natural
Ontario
Northern
Feb
215
Jun
10
preferred——
J)
Jun
.—X—*
B_.
class
Noranda Mines
Apr
2.80
•
Fraser Companies
Frpiman.
17%
70
90
Wire
Northern
Apr
25%
Jan
"loo
Foundation Co
13% May
25
1
—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Fanny
45
665
43%
common
Drug & Chemical common—•
Trust
10
Ocean
16%
Famous Players Canadian
220
74
43
13%
Northern Quebec Power common
50'/a Mar
65% Mar
- -
51
13%
74
•
Containers
National
Mar
21
9%
Jan
51
•
5
Trust
National
18% Mar
33-
Jun
Emco
common—!—
Trust
Inv
Paper
Common
May
21% Mar
16% Feb
Etjdy
8
Jan
14 % Mar
,
21% July j
21
Economic
1,100
High
13%
*
..
—
Locomotive Works
Feb
51
.
Niagara
*
—
Low
•
B
Monarch
67 % Mar
11%
Jan
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
National
Dupont Co
Shares
"
Jun
•
,
Tar
.
,
Chem
Dominion
,
Feb
"
52%
•
preferred——50
—"
Coal
3.60
May
8
^Steel common—•
Inv
Dominion Stores
8
48
At
Magnesium
Dominion Steel
50%
Jun
8
Foundrv
Dominion
Scottish
2.40
,49
Dominion
for Week
Low
Preferred
•
Bridge
Range
of Prices
Par
High
2.80
——2
•
Seagrams
Dominion
High
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jam 1
•
Estate
Week's
Friday
Last
;Par
Dale
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Sales
Sale Price
39
Ltd
Mines„
•
33c
—1
1
1
„
5.15
1,150
4.80
62c
May
Jan'
Jun
6.75
Apr
Mar
1.07
Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(148)
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
%»
CANADIAN MARKETS:
Week's
Friday
(Range for Week Ended July 6),
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
stocks
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Alba
Explorations
Alberta
Pac
Ahpinex
——
Leduc
3c
12,500
47c
47c
47c
3,600
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sharos
Lead
Mines
*
Area
Gold
Mines
I
I
3,500
286
38 %c
41c
31,800
8%c
37 %c
5,600
6c
c
2,208
92c
90c
8c
6c
9c
75c
75c
34c
v:
IIl-II- ~I
Mines
Aumaque
Gold Mines
Mines
,
■- ■ 1
.1.1
TI-Trm
34c
l
Petroleum—
Feb
Donalda
54 c
'
8%c Feb
10%
Jan
May
48 %c
Palmer Oils
1,000
68c
5%
Banff
2nd
11c
7c
7c
6c
6c
7c
8c
5c
5c
5%c
1.00
10,500
3.90
3.90
4.10
11,221
1
7.50
'•
_50o
Oil
500
Trust
Barex
Barnat
5c
Metals
Base
•;
Jun
May
3.25
Bata
Petroleums
Beattie
Bethlehem
Eevcon
Bibis
Copper
Dynamic Pete
Yukon
20c
19%c 21 %c
19c
13,100
J an
Feb
,
15c
''75c
Jun
Jan
Jan
'
7c
Jun
2.10 Mar
2.73
July
1.55 May
1.90
Jan
1
1.17
10,800
Jan
Jan
.
9c
Elder
Mines
Mines
Eldrich
El
Sol
1
i
6c
L
4'/2c Mar
:
1.10
1.08
1
8c
7%c
8c
9,500
1
__
Mines
Mining
5c
5c
5c
3,500
5c
Jan
8,443
44j/8
Jun
68%
Jan
200
1.45
Jun
1.81
Apr
1,120
2.37
Jun:
91c
1.80
Jun,
7V2c July
Jan
13c
Feb
8V2c
Apr
May
11 %c
Jan
12c
'
May
7c
Jan
4.30
Jan
Jun
5.75
19% July
25% Mar
22
26
1.27
.
16,700
Jun
10%
Jun
Falconbridge
^
—1
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Feb
Feb
28c
Jan
28c
Jun
Geco
Feb
55c
Apr
May
July
Jan
Giant
32c
Jan
Giant
1,100
10,100
5,000
6c
6%c
10,010
6c
Feb
10c
Max-
9c
12,200
8c
May
15 %c
Jan
1.60
Ltd
Mascot
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
1,8 %c Jan
,rh-
31c
Jan
2.49
Feb
Granduc
Jan
Great
Jan
Gulf
8c
9c
7%c May
34c
Feb
11c
10 %c
12c
12,500
10c
Bouzan
May
27c
Jan
42c
42c 47 %c
30,800
40c
May
6.00 Apr
59c
3,900
5%c
6,105
70c
9,174
"19 %c
Jan
May
1.10
Apr
Jan
14 y2
Jun
34c
Apr
Jun
8%
May
Jan
6c
9c
76c
•
1
29% Mar
May
Jan
Granby
8c
23
950
May
Goldfields
Mines
6c
6,100
13
1
Mines Ltd—
GoJdray
.oidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay
Uranium
7c
23%
12c
Feb
14c
May
23c
Jun
Mar
Jan
19 %c
6,000
Jan
5c
16c
Jan
12,200
58c
10c
Jan
10c
17c
19c
2,500
5c
13,400
31c
Jun
10,071
12,000
16c
i
Jun
10c 11 %c
9c
15c
1
May
1.35
8%c
1
Mine—
Mines
4c
8,870
9c
Glacier Explorers
40c
2.20
May
Goldale
10c
1.87
Jun
11c
15V2C
1
Yellowknife
5,159
11c
"8c
21,205
•
Ltd
Mines
Genex
25,700
41c
5,000
25c
1
Mines
10,300
5c
40c
9c
21c
4.20
Feb
52c
1.14
8c
24c
*
Mining
Gaitwin
Jan
48c
2.60
-
20c
Ltd
'
1.68
2.51
1
Ltd
49%
1.68
J_
C
May
21c
48%
1
1
1
Mines
Frobisher
90c
1.55
:
Mining
Francoeur
20c
"V
*
Mining
16%c
'
—i.
Feb
22c
10c
•
15 %
12 %c
.
*
740
325
1.90
.50
9.25 May
7,000
420
40c
Corp
Jun
2,000
10,350
1.30
—
May
9c
10 %c
7c
22,050
11 %c 11 %c
Minds
6c
14,500
;
;
"
1
Jun
1.65
20
4%c
""3,000
lie
1
Co
Jun
33
2.73
52c
Corp
6%c
10c
23% Mar..
1.60
21c
4%c
.
Mining
6%c
1,758
Feb
4.75
V"
2.51
1.21
Duauesne
Belcher
10
1.65
22
5,500
6%c
31%
9.60
1
1.19 Apr
Feb
5c
•'
50,100
Mines
29%
9.60
2.70
8c
Mining
Uranium
Easka
31%
1
36c
^
May
7c
64c
3.60 Mar
•
2.50
Mines
Jun
*.
"
4,000
27c
„
"12,860
.
Sullivan
21c
50
4.55
Jun
38c
Malartic Mines
1.25
Mines
Barymin Exploration Ltd
4.30'
V
12 % Mar
„
Amphi Gold—
7.50
,21 %c
•
43c
May
53c
Jun
East
93c
Feb
6c
5,000
■
23 %c 23 %c
26c
42c
4.50'
9.50
3,803
6,900
East
1.05
23 %c
Mines
Cons
10 %
72c
Jan
East
22
■
1.27
Bankeno Mines—
Bankfield
6.35
•'
9.95
High
Jan
Apr
19%
20
-25
preferred
44c-
1.17 Mar
May
May
24c
__25
preferred
1st
31c
700
10 %
1
____
Copper
Fatima
5%%
121,980
25c
Mines
Low
60c
Jan
1.37 Apr
16 %c
May
500
Duvan
Farwest
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_
54c
Jun
15c
Jun
1,900
•
l
Gold
Mines
Dome
Jun
Jan
31,000
•
Dome
Jan
Jun
8c
14c
7c
Feb
8,Q,
Mar
85c
1.05
6c
Devon
Dickenson
22 %C
Jan
6,000
14c
'
1
Jan
8%c Jun
1.00
7c
1
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44 %c 44 %c
1
Apr
Mar*'
"
1
River
2.65
Denison
57c
1
Mines
28c
Mar
13,900
-
■/*
38c
31c
8.60
1.00
•
Mines
Aumacho
Aunor
42c
9.75
14c
Ruffner
Ailm
Jun
May
Pacific
Low
'
6c
41c
75c
Nickel—
Coast
Copper
Yellowknife Mines
Atlas
5c
90c
40c
Arcadia
10c
15,500
8%c
39%
Warrants
Atlantic
12,000
6c
_i
—
Oil
Associated
16c
9.75
1
;
Mines
Asamera
15c
'
*
;
1.65
1,000
'
•
Development—
United
56c
4,610
6c
•
Mines
Jan
15c
—"
Delnite
40c
19c
41c
_1
L-
Delhi
Apr
5%C
5c
20o
Petroleums
Jun
Apr
1.75
15c
55c
2%c
19c
Par
High
35 %c Mar
1.68
lOo
Huronian
Aijon
1.68
1
Earth
Anchor
Ansil
3c
1
Mines.
Pete
Anacon
Anglo
11,000
3C
—
Larder
Amalgamated Rare
American
Anglo
52c
•
Amalgamated
Low
44c
*
Oils
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
1
—
Cons
Low
1
Gold-
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Sales
Last
Sale Price
'
Mining
1
6,500
15c
40c
24,967
23c
5
—.
Mines
Plains
16c
1
,
Mining
1
DeveloD—
2.45
1
9.75
2,545
1
gi/2C
2,000
Gunnar Mining
1
8.65
6,118
Gwillim
1
5c
15,000
Jun
9
Feb
48c
Jun
20
July
1.95
1,000
Jun
21c
Jan
15
100
48c
May
4.15
Jan
15 %
May
Feb
Feb
Mines
Bralorne
Ltd.
Pioneer
12,169
6.95
7.35
2.15
2.15
30c
29c
30c
3.20
3.10
3.25
1,800
2.80
Jun
1.71
Reef
1.61
1.75
2,800
1.51
Jun
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Ankerite
10c
May
2.15
Petroleums
Broulan
Buffalo
6c
7.30
Britalta
Brunswick
5c
11,115
7.55
2.05
5,000
26 %c
Jun
3.10
Lake
Jan
Harrison
Jan
Gold
Feb
Jan
Head
1
36c
Gold
Lakes
of
Heath
Cable
Mines
Calalta
Oils
Gas
Iron
Oil
Canada,
Feb
Jan
Hollinger
Consolidated
15%c
16c
2,000
13c
May
29c
Jan
Home
Co
21%
885
19
May
28%
Feb
30c
4,500
Jun
39c
Jan
1.75
1.85
240
1.25
Jan
2.60
Feb
Hudson
Bay
4.55
3,465
4.10
Jun
7.50
Jan
Hudson
17%
Jun
Hugh
85c
86c
1,800
2.81
3.10
23,100
2.35
May
1.80
1.85
1,050
1.65
Jun
5%c
5%c
4,666
5c
May
1.05
1.18
15,300
80c
May
5%c
Delhi
Petroleum
1.05
lOo
3.30
2.95
1.25
1.25
Devonian
Petroleum
3.60
3.70
13
80c
2,425
3.35
Mar
7,696
12c
Jun
24c
Jan
May
July
65c
Jan
5c
2.42
5,900
2.05
21
4,135
18 yi
10%
2,085
9.40
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10%
1,452
9.25 -Jun'
1.25
I!
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Iso
5.35
Feb
2.85
Mines
Mines
1
80c
11,882
14,756
85c
Jun
17c
1,750
15c
75c
75c
2,000
75c
May
May
1
—
Canadian
Can
34c
37c
7c
7%c
8% c
8%c
9c
1.00
Inca
1.00
1.05
1,500
79c
1.80
1.87
26c
Jan
Waite
Jack
Feb
Jaye
Mining_
15c
17c
16,683
15c
May
Silica
Erin
~I
Mines-.
Candore
.
Exploration
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
_—
Cayzor
Athabaska
Dei
10%
Central
porcupine
Charter
Oil
—
Cheskirk Mines
I
5.15
;
1.70
6c
6c
90c
4%c
21 %c
Kay rami
Chibougamau Mining
&
Cbimo Gold Mines
Chromium Mining
Smelting—"
Coin
Lake
Metals
Con
36c
43 %c
Callinan
II
I
Flin
Dragon Oil
22c
__
12c
Mines
'
;
Consolidated
Ill-
80c
Jan
Apr
5.50 May
5.75 May
Mogul
Mac
—
47c
Jan
20 y2c Mar
29c
Apr
500
1.90
6%c
63C
..
7,100
6%c
\
500
Jan
Jun
10,250
—
4.60
28c
.4,500
4c
Oils
Jun
2.35 Mar
Mayl
11c
1.03
Jun
2V2C
Jan
23 %c
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
19c
6v2c Jun
„
Gold
Kilembe
Mnsdxpr
Kirkland
Jan
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Osu-
Lake
Shore
Regcourt
Gold
Consolidated
Sannorm
Latin
West
Little
2.55
3,750
90c
1.07
21,840
76c
May
28c
Jun
2.42
1.90
Jun
Feb
3%c Jun
1.34
.
Apr
Feb
34c
1.60 May
14c
May
12 %c Mar
6c
4,000
5c
Feb
1.20
900
90c
Jan
2.35
5.75
5.95
1,675
Jun
7.90 May
;
—
II!
I
II!
65c
—50c
I6V2C
33c
2,500
30c
15c
15c
2,000
13c
1,700
45 V2C
65c
65c
16 %c 17 'Ac
1,320
14c
17c
Jan
12c
Jan
Ltd—
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Lake
,
;
—___—
—-
Mines
Decoursey Brewis
Deer
Horn
Deldona
;
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Lake
L
Mentor
Me t a
9c
5,825
8c
May
16c
Jan
Moneta
15c
16c
7,600
15c
Jun
25 %c
Apr
Mt
7c
3,116
For
footnotes,
see page
41.
July
9c
Mar
27c
May
24c
Jan
4.35
Apr
31c
3.000
,19c
3c
July^
100
19%
Jun
1,400
1.05
Jun
Jun
2.20
2.34
2,975
2.00 May
4c
25,000
3y2c July
,
3 %C
*
-
5c
;27
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•
-
Feb
Jun
Jan
Apr
Mar
1 30
Jun
2.51
Jun
5%c
Jan
2c
Jun
3V2c
Jan
74c
Apr
96c
Jun
90c
18c
18c
1,010
16c
26c
Jan
20c
20c 20% c
6,700
20c
Jun
30c
May
8c
8c
4,500
8c
May
14 %c
Apr
13c
20c
Jan
12c
Jan
Midrim
Multi
1,200
-
1,000
Jun
88c
36c
May
57c
Feb
7j/2c May
13c
Jan
14
Apr
42c
28,300
7y2c
2,000
9.50
585
15,000
7c
19c
-
55c
7V2c
9c
40
40%
1,342
18 %c
19c
25,100
5c
--
4®n4
1
Apr
5j/2c May
10,750
9.25
,
12 %c
Jun
8.80
7c
36
14c
Jan
Jan
Jun
May
4%c July
14c
Feb
Jun
8%c
7,020
28,800
7,748
Exploration & Development_50o
1
32c
32 c
34c
3,100
30c
Jun
55c
60c
4,200
53c
Jun
1.03
7%c
7%c Jun
Island Mining
Mines—
1
Jun
70c
3.00
65c
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
Feb
8%c
4,600
12 %c
Jan
23c
23c
3,200
19 %c
Jun
29c
Feb
25c
1,533
22c
Jun
42c
Apr
13
6,504
12 y2 May
16%
Apr
6%c
8c
11,048
4»/2C May
8%c
Jun
1
62c
63c
2,100
61c
Jun
—-—1
46c
51c
8,906
35c
May
24c
30c
10,000
21c
Jan
2.20
2.35
238
89c
99c
I
Porcupine i
Oil
1.90
1
13
*
Mines
Mining
23c
*
Mining
28y2c July
23y2c
1
Oil
4%C
Feb
51%
33c
--
Feb
24c
2.05
Minerals
Murphy
Murrnv
,7c
61c
40c
41c
*
Wright Iron
Jan
57c
4,600
1.94
Ore
Mar
7c
57c
,
1
1,000-
28y2c
Uranium
Midcon
8c
8c
3.10
7c,
2-05
Mines
Mar
6c
3,252
Jan
17j/2c Jan
-
10,200
Jan
July
2c
1
Lake
Red
21V4 Mar
15c
May
,
1.25
McMarmac
McWatters Gold
85c
7,984
5c
14c
Jun
4,000
2.43
90c
1
Red
McKenzie
Jun
11,500
6c
21
1
Jan
20c
9,000
<
2c
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Merrill
8y2c
Jan
1.16
7%c
Lake
Jun
8c
,5c,
r
89c
1
Mines
18c
18y2c
-
234,500
1.10
2.28
'
Consol
Jun
19c
Jun
21
1
Jan
8%c
Mines
Jun
39c
Jun
98c
4c
1
Minine Corp—
Mattagaml
6c
Mines_
Gold
1.98
21c
21c
:—*
Mines
Matachewan
6y2c
Minerals!—Ill
Jan
3c
1
.
—
,
Martin-McNeely
16c
.
Feb
Jan
5%c
1
Barvue
—
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1.67
15 %c
1,500
t
1.46 Mar
y
Jun
1.65 Mar
5,170
Jan
0
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Daraimn
1
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Jan
1.14
■'
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1
.
54c
Jan
Jun
May
76,550
\
31c
2 y2c May.
1,000'
-
Jan
May
..
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21c
2.53
;
5c
7.95
11 %c
Jun
3%c
1
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Red
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Medallion Petroleums
9%c Jan
.,1.90
•
1.45
6,000
Jun
13c
Marcon
9c
Daering Explorers
2,825
3c
1.76
1.80
48c
43,950
"
1.52
6V2C
3c
3c
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i———
1.39 May
75c
Jan
Jun
1
•
-
70c
1.45
6V2c
3.45
32 %c
'
6%c
5c
Mines
Mines
class
J
Mclntyre
Jun
16
Maclaren
MacLeod
Maybrun
Jun
62c
1,335
10,000
r
3.95
5%c
14,500
•
1.52
•
Explorations '-
Jan
6c
Jan
68c
_50c
3.60
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
May
11c
1.15
Jun
Jan
1.15
1,000
4.25
40c
i
38C
3.90
Macassa
Maralgo
21c
15,578
3.85
37c
3.85
6c
Jan
53c
12c
Jan
3.80
;
5%C
5c
27c
1.25
3.25
5%c
Gold
Manoka
10c
7%c
4.10
Jun
7c
Manitou
20c
12c
Feb
2.70
7c
Jun
1,000
1.22
2.60
600
7c
Jan
3,000
5.25
358
2.85
1
Mar
10,000
5y2c Jun
3.15
i
2.99
42c
Jan
3.15
3.15
14c
1.28
10c
5%c
Feb
8c
73c
21c
Jun
13c
Malartic Gold Fields
33y2c
July
May
1.05 May
8,000
10c
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
30% May
Jun
•-3,500
——
Majortrans
20 %c
32c
Mir»s
Apr
14c 14 %c
1
4.35 Feb
39c
1,500
Jan
17c.,
9%C
1
Magnet Cons Mines
3,000
Feb
42c
..
1
—
Goldfield
Madsen
6c
3.20
Apr;
Louvicourt
Jan
400
Jan
Jan
v
3.80
24c
Jan
5,500
Jun
7%c
1.19
71c
10c
22 y2
1.65
1,326
23c
90c
500
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1.06
26c
4c
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10c '
24c
1,500
4c
26c
2,625
1.09
6,000
7,000
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11c
1
28c 3iy2c
10,700
27c
10c
11c
III1
90c
40c
26 %c
6v2c
10 Va
8.25 Mar,.
:
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Gas_—
Apr
2.70
202
12,050
Long Lac Gold—
May
32c
10,183
Loraao Uranium Mines—
Long Point
59c
7%c
Crowpat Minerals
Jan
24
Mines
48c
2.53
16,000
L82
\
26%c
I
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Jan
—.11—1
Jan
'
4.40
Lexindin
May
May
July
.
42c
Jun
4c
9.40
1.82
9.40
1
35c
_
4c
4c
9.40
4c
;
1
30o
1.23
May
23
;
3,000
12c
I_I
25c
4.20
Mines
.10,950
6c
~
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4,388
24
Gold
39c
5.85
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
30c
25 %c Mar
2.80
American
42c
1.20
Petroleum
Jan
11C
Leitch Gold Mines—
37e
10c
Exploration
10c
4.25
Lencourt
32c
Mines
Consolidated
46,500
28 %c
1
Jan
5y2c
22c
29c
1
Mines
Feb
Mines
Jan
35c
1
Langis Silver
Jan
9c
Mar
11c
May
—
1.80
Poplar
10c
May
1
—
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Mines
14c
1.20
Jan
7c
20c
7,000
,C_;
-~20c
1.15
5c
1,500
7,200
21c
*
.
Mines
Jun
1.19
5c
1
Gold—
Jun
14,000
21c
Rambler
Atfr
8%c
21 %c
1
;
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Lake Dufault Mines__
Jun
1.06
Jun
5c
22c
V
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8%c
8%c
1
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21 %c 22v2c
5c
1
1
7c
•
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'Jan
Minerals
1.05
MineJ
Gold
16c
1
Kopan Developments Ltd
15c
34c
Mines—,
Pershcourt
Quebec
82c*'Jan
Feb
1
5,000
2.69
Consolidated
Jun
12c
—
7,028
Mines
Consolidated
32c
3,300
,
Mines
Copper
16c
2.50
Morrison Exploration.
Northland
19c
247,050
Kerr-Addison Gold
1.09
1.03
Consolidated
Mining
Kenville
7%c
•
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Consolidated
Cxjnsolidated Nicholson
12,500
79c
•
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7c
93c
Zinc
4.10
7,700
%
12c
31 y2c
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mic
24c
69c
12c 12 %
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38c
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Consolidated
Copper
Jan
Jun
24c
40c "
21c
12c
1
42c
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Consolidated
Cowichan
57c
39c
1,96
Jan
71c
Mines
15c
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Craigmont
Jan
3%c
Iron-
Mnrbenor
Lead
Apr
24c
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3%c
P..
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Consolidated
Courvan
Gold
1.05
Penimore
Golden
Red
34c
July
May
,76c
1.75
„
22c
Mines
Quebec
La ma que
Jun
10c
32c
74c
Jun
60c
1
Jellicoe
LaLuz
20V2C
1.96
,
Feb
4,000
1,500
76c
;-2.55 Jan
35c
Explorations
Apr
8,225
11,245
.
1.72
He
28c
1.96
May
38c
28c
.
Feb
2.21 May
10c
May
6c
28C
Mines
Consolidated
Coulee
6c
525
Discovery
Coppercorp
1.45 May
33,500
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8.45
.
Jun
49c
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Conwest
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May
5.00
l
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Consolidated
Feb
4.80
3c
5.25
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Jan
'
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Apr
60c
82c
5.00
Petrol
Consolidated
Consolidated
13
1,000
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,
65
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1.60 Mar
Jun
Jun..
16,700
4.80
—_
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Jun
Jan
36c
23c
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70c
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4%c
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Consolidated
36c
14%c Mar
2,800
5.25
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Consolidated
10c
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10
"
17,869
;
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Commonwealth
Coniagas
22c
Smelting-
Willans
Gold
Combined
1.00
2,345
Jan
1.20 May
Jun
14,500
*
19c
30c
Jan
6c
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Cochenour
5y2c May
10c
4,050
6c
87c
13,400
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900
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73c
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13c
1,517
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1.72
87c
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5.35
38c
Jun
1,000
36c
1.66
5.25
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11
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7c
7,666
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1.10
36c
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1.05
31c
3,000
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1.05
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13c
6%c
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Quartz
5,700
v
69c
Jan
20c
Jacobus
Jan
1.22 Feb
Jun
17c
;
3,000
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45c
1.40
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20 Va Mar
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1 iiju.Ht*
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35c
North
10,050
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Jonsmith
Northwest Mines
52c
y
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36C
1.18
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11,000
48c
50c
47c
Feb
15 y8 Mar
2.65
May
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45c
Jan
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Joliet
Canadian
10c
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Joburke
Canadian
9,500
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4.35
1.04
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12 %
1
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Malartic
47-.
8,028
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Jan
26%
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2.66
Jun
Jun
2.05 Mar;
2,030-
13%
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Jun
T
700
52.%
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Canadian
Canadian
*
Jan
Jun
15c
75c
1
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14c
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1.00
75c
10c
&
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2.70
97c
_20c
Canadian Homestead
13 %c
Jan
23c
2.50
Jan
2.60 Mar
Jan
Apr
1.25
11,000
Porcupine
Pam
16c
,19c
,
<
10,100
Gold
Mining
1.18 Mar
4.45
3.50 May
64c
Jun
1.00
16%
19%
Feb
77c
Canadian D.vno Mines
Canadian Export,Gas & Oil
Canadian High Crest
Consolidated
•
400
3.70
Warrants
Canadian
700
,
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Canadian
17%
2.81
Petrol
Minerals
Canadian
17 %
•
,
193,350
_
85c
_
May
24c
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Howey
Feb
75c
5
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1.80
Southern
class
Ltd
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4,45
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Canadian Astoria
2oy2c
13c
1,000
5 i/2C
A
20%
Oil
8c
3,000
19%c
Gold
Class
Feb
16,500
80c.
1
Highland Bell
15c
I
Jan
*
15c
25c
Feb
8c
1
Jan
21
10%
1
;
6y2c July
,
Camerina Petrqjqun^.—
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake—
Canada
9c
Jun
4%c May
15c
1
Mines
3,425
6%c
25
Oil
&
500
Gold
8c
7c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert
ll%cll%c
__
_
Petroleum
8.25
18 %c Mar
Jan
1
Mines
Headway Red Lake
Cadamet Mines
6y2c
1
Hastings
3.40
Minerals
Hasaga
4.90
Apr
Mines
Jun
"
600
.
Lead
1
;
—
Corn
I.td
;
47c
\
24c
'
89c
*
1
12%
nn
1.60 May
72c
Jun
86c
1.64
49c
3.75
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.41 Mar
V
Volume
196
Number 6175
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(149)
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price -'of Prices
Mines
Mines
___
4-i/2 c
4V2c
2,000
4V2C July
2.30
2.30
2.40
2,700
1.80 Jun
—i
1
New
Bidlamaque Gold
New
6,000
4c
11,825
25c
May
__1
9c
' 7 Vic
9c
24,700
6c
:
22 Vic 22 Vic
1,000
22c
2,350
1
Mines
Kelore
16c
~
Feb
'
29c
1.10
Nickel
May
28c
Feb
Steeloy
7c
Jun
14c
Jan
Steep
3 Vic
Jan
8 Vic
Apr
7c
Jan
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
7Vic
71c
1
6%c
74c
4,300
68c
Jun
6V2C
.—1
7Vac
7c
1,500
6V2C
Jan
IOV2C Mar
1.20
Cons
6c
7c
7,500
5V2c July
18c
10,530
15c
22c
20c
22c
8,370
20c
52c
Jan
15c
17c
8,800
4c
Jan
18c
Jun
Teek
6c
7Vic
4,500
6c
May
13V2c
Feb
May
26c
10c
Apr
17c
1,000
27c
22,333
23c
July
42c
May
7c
26,600
4%c Feb
3%c July
10c
Mar
6c
May
1.00
Jun
Jan
Feb
2.85
v
Jan
3 Vac
5,000
5.85
13,620
21c
3,800
18c
Feb
30c
Apr
8 VaC
6c
11c
35,400
6c
May
9c
Mar
1.50
Mines
1.40
1.50
2,067
1.80
Jan
11%C
12c
11,500
11c
May
24c
May
45c
_
—■
Taurcanis
15c
10c
7,500
Texstar
'
4.85
Jun
1.39
8.35
Jun
Jan
Feb
25V2C Jan
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
Gold Mines
1
6,600
13c
IOV2C Jan
17c
lie
19c
j,
Sunburst Exploration
7c
Jan
5.40
5.50
Sullivan
17c
1.93
1.10
6 Vac
•
Jan
*
May
1.40 Mar
3%c
Iron
Apr
9c
Jan
36c
12c
Mining
Rock
31c
May
1.04
1
6 %c
20c
4,166
3,000
-16,870
High
Jan
16c
■
1,000
22c
1.90
10 Vac
13c
Uranium
Starratt
Jan
16,050
'
Oils
&
27c
20Vac
23c
Stan well Oil & Gas
Mines
1,000
1.85
"
.
Stanrock
Low
25C
22c
24c
Oils
Spooner
8c
Mines
Mines—
Newnorth
New
New
Taku
Mining
Rim
15 Vic
500
11c
Jun
17c.
Mar
10,548
41c
Jun
64c
Jan
Tidal
2,950
40c
May
54c
Feb
16c
2,500
15c
Jun
41c
Jan
Torbrit Silver
22c
Jun
26c
26c
800
2.15
2.20
323
2.12
Jun
4VaC
Tormont
Trans
20c
Jun
Towagmac
Jan
1
17c
15c
17c
Jun
2.70
2.70
2.80
2,450
Jun
3.18
Jan
Triad Oil
13c 14'/a c
10,200
4c
Jan
24 %c
Apr
5c
Apr
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
*
Oils
Canadian
North
8c
2,000
25c
1.36
1.36
900
30c
30c
540
Ltd—
Oils
Northcal
8c
Warrants
common
—..
•
Goldcrest
North
Canada
Northern
50c
Jun
Mar
55c
3,800
Ultra
Shawkey
60,138
Jun
Union
20c
May
32c
Apr
Unisphere
28c
5,800
25c
May
61c
Mar
2.25
2.30
200
2.25
2.00
8.55
>
3.30
Jun
15c
500
May
25c
7Vic
8c
6,500
7Vic
Jun
lie
1
31c
32c
1,000
30c
Jun
65c
11c
,
48c
1,000
48c
Jun
74c
9c
Jan
32c
33c
39c
47,327
28V2C
Jun
8c
9 Vac
8,000
7 Vic
Jun
12c
Apr
50c
50c
2,000
42 VaC
Jun
64c
Jan
10c
Jan
23c
60c
2,000
1.45
4,375
76c
85c
91,242
-1
33c
31c
33c
154,250
26,200
1.10
Jan
Apr
1.96
Jan
14 %c
Jun
1.35
Jun
25c
Jun
1.53 Mar
37c
Feb
85c
Feb
July
33c
Jun
1
7c
7c
10c
8.75
8.50
9.40
1,800
*
40c
30 %c
40c
74,066
4.10
4.15
400
39c
2,300
V
.
New
1
"V T"
37c
1
JL.45
1.45
1.45
9.00
9.30
Fortune
17c 21 %C
1.35
_
24 Vac
24c
27c
1.77
1.73
1.80
Feb
Jun
6.25 Mar
Jun
45c
1.25 May
17,275
Apr
2.06
9.50
11c
9,750
1
_
1.28
14%
49 %c
7.20
32,331
1.28
1
Oils
33c
54,000
19c
•
22 V2c Mar
May
May
3.75 May
8,646
1
_
Jan
8
100
9.15
*
Hill
7c
23c
Jun
Jan
1.25
20c
Jan
Jan
30c
Jun
Jun
1.80 Feb
Jan
32c
Apr
Jan
7,456
4.95
6.75
Jun
5.05
4.95
5.10
1.90
1.85
2.00
5,100
1
34 %c
32c
35c
19,500
21c
Jan
1
38c
38c
41c
7,400
30c
May
1
Jan
1.20
Buffadison
Keno
United
Jan
4,260
1
Opemiska Copper.
20c
IOV2C 10 Vac
Mines
United Reef
12c
500
1
United Canso
Jan
12c 12 %c
48c
1
—90c
30c
78c
Explorers Ltd-
United
United
O'Brien Gold Mines.
30c
-1
Asbestos
United
Jan
Beaucage
Nova
United
Jan
1
Ltd
Oils
1.68
May
'
Apr
15c
Mines
Northland
Norvalie
1.62 Mar
Jan
57c
.
Oil
4,000
Jan
Jun
75c
14,400
Jan
8.10
1.80
2,500
54,600
87c
Jan
89c
Jun
50c
26c
•
20c
Mines
2.25
69c
1.15 May
30c
7.20
21c
1
Rankin
North
9%c Jun
67c
1.58
77c
1.28
2OV2C2IV2C
7.90
1
Exuloration
Northgate
55c
1
Coldstream
North
Mar
2.70
64c
50c
IIIIII1
Canada
•
1
12c
Jun
Apr
8c
Mines
12,400
1.77
1.03
35c
Mining Corp
13c
Jan
Apr
Apr
1.45
Exploration
Normetal
2,000
1.48
30c
IIIIIII
Mines
Norlartic
Norpax Nickel-.--
4V2C
76c
77c
Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
4V2C
1
Mines
Norgold
1,000
1.48
100
Mines
Jun
,9c
80c
64c
Petroleum
2.75
6,300
7,875
31c
1.62
80c
Thompson Lundmark
37V2C May
/
38c
1.55
.10c
Tombill Mines Ltd
15 Vic
35c
1.61
—1
;
11c
1
—
38c
Hughes Gold
50c
4.np
-1
Mines,.
Oils
Norcan
47 Vic
—I
Gold—
Acme
Jun
11c
1
—1
Smelting
&
Mines
Jun
47 Vic
*
Mines——
Nickel
Nickel
Norbeau
1
Rouyn
Senator
Nor
Union
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25c
1.87
Apr
1
Newlund
New
Southern
,Apr
Low
——
1
5 Vac
20VaC May
Shares
Ltd
Mines
4c
Mines.
New
Siscoe
38c
,
for Week
—50c
Sllvermaque
4c
22c
1
Jason
Mines_
8c
Harricana
Hosco
.
Stand
1
•
Goldvue Mines
New
.
Silver
50c
Petroleum
Davies
New
__
>
Apr
10c
Jun
4c
Range
of Prices
Par
Mar
4.70
Jan
27c
Continental Oil of Canada
New
New
4Vic Jun
4c
26c
Mines
New
.2,000
.5%c
26c
1
Athona Mines
Calumet
5Vic.
5Vic
1
12c
,
Sales
Last
Sale Price
High
13V2C Jan
Jun
4%c
Alger Mines
New
New
6c
*
Petroleum
Nealon
Low
500
8c
25c
Exploration
National
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
8c
1
National
New
Low
Par
,
Creek
Nama
••
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
'
(Range for Week Ended July 6)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
Upper Canada Mines
1.45 Mar
1.86
Jun
Feb
2.73 Mar
Mines.
Lake
Osisko
—
Porcupine
—
Paramaque Mines
Patino
Pax
Corp
*
1
1
1
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Peerless
Permo
Gas
Perron
3.45
A 9c
-
9,100
29c
1.00
3,656
72c
23,000
8c
7.30
V 3.45
7.30
•
.
140
36c
11c 11 %c
11c
*■
Internationa^ 1—
Consoi
Paymaster
PCE
1.00
/V?—~-!wop
-?.v-
Consolidated Gold—
Pato
1Q
6.90
95c
35c
20o
•
1
Ltd
13%
34c
13%
•Warrants
Pamour
11,354
13 y4
6.45
-1
Pacific Petroleums
Pa.moil
1.80
18c
14% C
15c
1,044
7.35
3.45,
V
200
1.15
Vandoo
Consolidated
2.60
4c
4,000
4c
July
1.12
1.12
1.17
9,500
75c
May
Vespar Mines
•
18 Vac
18c
20c
5,000
13c
Jun
23c
Mar
1
62c
62c
65c
2,500
58c
Jun
99c
Jan
1
79c
79c
May
3%c
1
12c
18
Feb
50c
May
12c
Feb
4.30
16c
Jun
42c
West
18c
13,500
10c
Feb
22c
16 %c
Apr
52c
Mar
22 %c
25c
1
11c
11c
4,860
3,000
IIIIIi
Mines
Petroleum
44c
Jun
Jan
Jan
1
1.05
1.05
1.05
'500
83c
——•
50c
45c
50c
14,170
45C
Juri"
75c
1
_•
15c I6V2C
3,700
15c
Jun
36c
Jan
79c
77c
80c
6,892
54c
Mar
86c
Jun
1
8c
7c
8Vac
14,700
5c
Mar
12V2c
Place Oil & Gas
1
52c
59c
35,900
41c
Feb
91c
Apr
May
Placer
•
21%
Jun
29% Mar
Feb
79c
3c
Jan
7%c
Jan
8,000
11c
Jun
21c
Jan
9c
9c
1,200
9c
Jun
14 %c
70c
14,800
58c
Jun
80c
Feb
3%c
2,000
. . 6c
Mar
■-3%e-'Juh-■u.:
Feb
82c-
82c
82c
—
-v
•
2.08
1.33
1.48
18c
•"
76c
951
1.87
1.33
--
17c
20c
4,500
7c
7c
500
1
*
-
Jun
1.85
7,000
15c
•
Feb
1
17c
15%c
17c
4,071
12 VaC
1.02
1.00
1.04
3,950
95c
1
8%c
7%c
-
356'
Fen
8c
Apr
23c
Mar
,
2.98 May
1.90; J an
T*
Jun
20o
Wright-Hargreaves
t
.
Apr
4%c July
•
*
•—
1.26 Feb
.
May
1.25 Jun
.-13,400
1.15
Jun
Apr
15c
65c
5,000
1.92
1
1
Windfall
,
"
2
i
u:
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
rf14c
Jan
'
—1
l
•
Mines
Winchester Larder
22 V2c May
11c
63c
2,500
63c
•
79C
3%c
3 %c
—
—
Mines
Decalta
Western
Wlllroy
Apr
20,300
*
Feb
12c 12 %c
'
i
Malartic
Western
Jun
12c 12VaC
23C
8c
2.09 Mar
'
Apr
Feb
•
Westburne Oil
Jun
10c
.
—
Nickel
Lake
Wespac Petrolems
May
21c
23c
Wasamac
Werner
8.00 Jun
,
Jan
1
1
Feb
1.10 May
Jan
Exploration
Mines
Feb
18%
May
6.30 May
7.30 July
4c
Vauze
Feb
7,500
Oil
&
38c
6,450
19C"
156*
Mines
Gold
Jun
Jun
Violamac Mines
Mines
Orchan
Peruvian Oil
Oil
Petrol
&
Minerals
;
Gas
&
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Crow Gold Mines
Pickle
Pitch
Ore
Uranium
Development
Powell
Oil
Provo
Ltd
Gas
Producers
Minerals
Purdex
37c
July
91c
May
85c
Feb
33 Vac
35c
1.60
1.70
400
1.52
Jun
2.70
6.00
939
5.50
Jan
6.80
May
58c
58'c
2,000
May
1.02
Jan
1.55
1.55
1.63
8,750
1.40 May
2.28
4c
4c
500
7%c
&
Canuck
Yellowknife
3,000
,
1
1
——
15c
'
•
83c
1
Mines
*
Petroleum
'
•
7c
Jun
12 %c
Bear
Yukeno Mines
35c
2.60
300
15c
1,500
19c
875
81c
86c
8,600
15c
16c
5,500
9.75
830
14,750
2.40 May
5.15
•
Uran
Mines
—
Consolidated
Rowan
-
15c
May
32c
San
Antonio
River
Sarcee
Jun
12 %c Mar
9.15 Mar
15c
Mar
7,000
38c
May
1.15
18c
Satellite
Security Freehold
Sherritt
Gordon
Sigma Mines Quebec
Jun
25,650
84c
May
17 %c
15 %c
18c
22,300
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
4 VaC
4%c
5c
9,500
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
_
32c
30 %c
33c
62,700
15%c
Jan
37c
Mar
25c
23c
26c
74,510
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Prices
Jun
73c
Jan
Apr
15,900
39c
1,100
90c
Jun
1.70
Jan
80c
15,325
77c
July
1.15
Jan
6,600
7%c
4,000
9%c May
9.15
1
71c
93c
9.15
23,432
30 VaC 33%c
4,400
8.05
Feb
Jun
19c
Jan
14c
Jan
10%
—
f"
25c
May
70c
Mar
7 %c
8c
4,600
7c
May
20c
Jan
13c
13c
1,000
12c
Jun
20c
Jan
5c
; 3,000
11c 11 %c
13,000
4%c Mar
7c
Feb
Jan
18c
Mar
9c
1.66
Jun*
1/2,04 May
1.69
1.68
1.75
4 %c
4%c
3,000
4c
May
90c
81c
93c
13,875
75c
Jun
17 %c
16 %c
18c
8,400
16c
Jun
4.80
4.75
4.95
2,900
4.25 May
3.60
3.50
3.65
5,360
3.25 May
4.80
Jan
1,800
4.90 May
6.00
Jun
5.30
5.30
5.80
2,550
Expressed
Canadian
In
Section
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Asbestos
•
Corp
Canadian
Glass
Dominion
"Preferred
—
—
common
—
28
29
6.50
900
39
39
90
17 %C
4,200
6.00
33 V4
0
14c
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
73
Jun
200
14%
Jan
21c 22 %c
22 %c
525
20
Jun
*
175
21
Jan
75
16%
25
75
16
10
1
18c
17 %c
<
_
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
27
1,796
6.15
*
—
-
_
Range Since Jan
Low
High
28%
•
•
—
Low
6.15
Dredging
Gen Investments
Dalhousie
—
31
32%
2.50
International Paper
Ogilvie Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
-/7 c
1.35
35c
6.30
common
Mines-
_
III
28%
28%
•
45
•
1
High
36 % May
8.30
Jan
42
Mar
23c
Mar
84
Apr
16% July
24
Apr
32% July
•
Canadian
General Inv
Gold
Zellers
Trust
28%
336
27%
Jun
397/a Mar
45
46
285
45
Jun
55
2.00
III
Bros
Third
4 %c
III__I_50o
Are
Apr
4%c
—
Shown
Feb
Jun
51c
9c
32c
—
Metal
Jan
98c
Jun
10%
32c
77c
10c
7%c
Gold—__—
Gold
'Apr
94c
-1
Jan
48 %c
9c
1
Petrol
1.07
Mar
-1
Yukon Cons
Sand
7c
98c
Mar
80c
10c
1
1
Ryanor Mining
■
12c
<
May
8.80
9c
.1
——
—
"
Zenmac Metal Mines
Feb
22c
10c
1
-
Mines
Rockwin
80c
•
Mining
Athabasca
Roche
May
14c
Jan
5c
1
....
Jan
Feb
9%c
93c
50c
"
.1
Rio
Rix
40c 42 %C
1
•
.
Rayrock Mines
Rexpar Minerals
Algom
3c
3,000
Zul&pa Mining
Apr
9c
9.40
1
Radiore Uranium Mines
Realm
8c
37,500
1
Young (H G) Mines
Bulolo Gold
-
Mines-
2,000
7%c
5%c
Jan
Jun
Jan
15c
31c
Apr
5c
2.60
28c
4c
15c
-
16c
28c
46c
6,190
6c
9.55
1
-
Jun
8%c
7c
8%C
Jan
2,198
19c
19c
■—.
7 VaC
5%c
1
31c
17,350
7%c
17 %c
*
.
1
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Oil
Jan
1
Ltd
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstown Gold
Quemont Mining
Lead
Yankee
Feb
—•
Ltd
Zinc
5%c
Yale
Jan
5.90
Lithium
Manitou Mines
Mattagaml
Quonto
1,000
6.00
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador DevelopQuebec
Quebec
Quebec
37c'
1,460
1.60
—.—•
Airways
Prosoectors
'
1
1
Roy
Mines
Preston
37c
23
—1
Gold
Rouyn
Prairie
21%
21%
50c
Oils
Ponder
50c
2.00
2.00
300
2.00
Jun
1,240
39%
Jun
40
41
•
41%
6%
7
300
1
49c~
49c
52c
4,600
•
Corp
;—,£
33
33
34
85
6%
45C
18
77/8
Jun
Apr
May
Jan
2.30 Mar
56%
54c
34
Jan
Apr
Jun
July
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
Jan
Feb
•No
Included
range),
wt !X7Vton
par
in
value,
a
Odd lot sale (not included In year's range),
d Deferred delivery sale (not
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price. rCash sale (not Included in years
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
year's range),
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
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42
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(150)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
(Quotations for Friday, July 6)
following bid and asked
The
Inc.?
Dealers.
intended
a
as
by the "bid")
distribution
primarily
in
the
Eastern
El
Industrials and Utilities
Rents
Acme
Electric
1
Corp:.
Inc
Electronics
Corp
a
43/a
California
Calif
Water
53/4
Calif
Water
14
153/8
Ajax Magnefchermic Corp...
Device Mfg—-
10
Culver
45 %
Cannon
.1
Corp
Radio
—30c
Allyn & Bacon Inc.
.5%
Capital
9%
Caressa
21
24%
234
634
Carolina
Cary
Cascade
Cedar
(L
""7
1
Trust
-
-
ctfs
334
18%
21
Central
5
17%
19%
16
17 %
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
26%
28%
American Bowling
,33/a
American Cement Corp
"8%
9%
11 %
12%
11%
39
16
1734
Central
Telephone
Power
10
26%
33
34%
131/8
42
Maine
24%
Ehterprise—1
5
50c
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
American
Express
Co
—5
American Financial Corp.—.
*
American Furniture Co
—1
American Greetings- class A—1
American Gypsum Co
—--1
American Heritage Publish—25o
American Int'l Bowling —10c
American Pipe- & Construcfcion.5
American Rubber to Plastics. 1
Amer St Gobain Corp com_7.50
5%
preferred.
25
American Sterilizer Co
3%
Univend
American
Anchor
—-1.50
*
Corp
1
----1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A-10
Anheuser-Busch Inc
.—4
Applied Research Corp
25c
Aqua-Chem Inc
1
Inc
Labs
Anderson
Corp
Anelex
—
4
33
30%
Inc.
—10c
common——1
Participating preferred
*
Arkansas Missouri Power CO—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
Arlans Dept Stores
—1
Armstrong (A J) to Co Inc—.1
Arrow Hart to Hegeman EIec-10
Art Metal Inc————-—<■
<-1
Arvida Corp class A
1
Assembly Products Inc
—1
Associated
Products
-■—1
fi sociated Sales Analysts cl A_5
Associated Springs Corp
10
Associated Transport Inc—*
Astrodata Inc
*
Atlanta
Gas Light Co
5
Atlas Credit Corp common__10c
Industries
Co
Farms
83/4
3%
15%
City
18
203/8
7%
"9%
8 3/8
83/4
u
,93/4
•
153/4
4
•33/4
12
1/2
13%
43
47%
443/4
48"
Products
-Avon
Oil
Aztec
Co
Atomic
Bangor
Clifton
Precision
Engines
Ban life
Distilling
Bates
1
Chem—50c
Co——5
—1
1
Coastal
States
Gas
Coburn
Credit
Co
Beauty
Behlen
Belle
Ihc
National
Cole
Coleman
Collyer
Engineering Co Inc—1
Insulated
BemiB
54
25%
143/4
I6V4
241%
27%
181/2
20'%
58
54%
'7%
83/3
5%
10%
9%
10%
:'t
•334
12%
13%
171/4
19%
4%
51/4
22%
24%
14
15%
153/i
4%.
35%
$1.25
Bros
Commerce
Herman
Commonwealth
Berns
Hathaway
Corp
Consumer
Hills
List
Blue
Continental
Control
Data
Coral
36%
54%
28%
>
6%
10%
1
1
2.50
Light
Bryson
12%
49
50c
1
7%
12
.-11'%
12%
17%
; 3
_
Bon
19%
Manufacturings
Machines
5c
Newman
Darling
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Bowman
Bowser
Dejur-Amsco
Del
$1.20
1
preferred
Bristol
Dynamics
British-American
Brockway
Glass
Buckingham
Byllesby
19%
&
Corp
class
intl
Funds
(H M)
Co"
Co"
Bzura Chemical Co
for footnotes,
21
1
.
Inc
19%
8%
9%
9%
Corp
1
Fulton Industries
Corp
.
44%
48%
Garlock
Das
Inc ra
Service
►
Gem International
General
Aniline
General
Machines
class
to
>
:
•
Foam
General
Shale
General
General
Waterworks
Glatfelter
A
10c
4
5
6%
7%
1
2%
3%
Disc
28%
30%
41
46%
20%
10c
—
Inc
V2
30
Brick
...5
20%
Green Mount Power Corp
Greenfield
Real Estate
Grinnell Corp
3%
16
14%
16%
—1
Dunlap
•
Inc
150
65/8
Corp.:.
11%
l
13%
15%
10c
2%
ay2
Capital Corp..1
6
33/8
17%
Gyrodyne Co of America
1
3
■; 4%
10%
4%
1
class
5
—1
*
A—
Inc
Lowe's
Corp
Steel
Inc
10%
113/4
17 %
11
133%
443/4
83/4
23%
193/a
Corp—
1
7%
8%
93/4
MacDonald
Madison
(E
2
29%
32
f—*
3%
Corp
28
30%
Magnetics Inc
1
4
32%
36%
Marine
13%
143/8
Marmon
1
1
9%
7%
A_10c
13 V*
14%
*
1Q1A
18
Hamilton Mangment class
Hamilton
Mfg Corp..
Capital Corp
Herrington Co
$1.25
conv
(J)
preferred
43/4
1
common
4%
5%
4%
16%
18%
Handmacher-Vogel
23
25%
Handy & Harman
1
9
10%
Mary Carter
1
86
913/4
Maryland Shipbldg to Drydk_50c
153/4
5
Crucible
20
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co_2.50
Dorsett Electronics Inc
Dumas
Dunham
class
Bush
4%
23
37
40%
30%
34%
6%
7%
1
Inc
3%
1
A
3%
1
50%
2
5%
54
5%
Shoe
Hanson-Van
1
Inc
5%
6
Maust
lc
2%
33/4
M'axam
Electronics
Hathaway Instruments Inc
1
Hawaiian
5
Telephone Co
Cons
Heath
(D
Industries
Inc
Corp
Corp of Am $1
Portion
McGraw
A..25
23
26%
McLean
15
17%
11%
Industries
1
10%
17
Henry's Drive-in Inc
•
6%
73/8
Melnor
21
Hermetite Corp
Heublein He
*
3
4%
1
18
193/a
1
20%
6%
22
22%
7%
24%
•
434
Hidden Splendor Min 6% pfd.ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America.
1.50
5%
Horizon
Houston
10
42%
45%
Laboratory
Inc
1
Bookbinding Corp_10c
32 %
36%
33/3
4%
Edgcomb
Steel
Edgerton
Germ
Ltd
Co
5%
I0o
8%
9%
EICO
25c
2%
3%
Eitel-McCullough
to
Electronic
5
6
6%
Name
Houston
Grler
Instrument
Inc
Houston Oil Field
1
13
14%
Howard Johnson
37
40%
1
4%
10
5%
11
103/4
A
91/s
1
33/8
3%
2%
Handling
32
Systems.l
Industries
4'A
34%
31/2
1
9%
11
1
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
223/4
\
11%
Meredith
17%
19%
Metal
20
22
Metcom
Inc
50c
53/4
3 5%
17
Mexican
Light to Pwr Co com.*
12 1/4
63/4
73/8
$1
Publishing
Hydrides
Microdot
13.50
16%
111/2
163/4
I
3Va
1
35%
38
23
25%
24
26 %
Electronics
Miller Mfg Co
10%
Miner
9%
29%
Midland
Capital
4s/8
Midwest
Tech
Corp
Develop
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
-
Industries
t! *■
,
*
1
—1
Inc
7%
1
:
Inc..
-i
Co
Corp
Milgo
i
11%
•
Material
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A.l
2nd preferred
;—
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units.—
83/8
*
Line
Pipe
5
.
273/4
Utilities Co—2.50
Gas
Corp
27
s\>
Inc
Mid-America
Gas
5
Co
Inc
preferred
Michigan
to
Co
Natural
19%
1
10%
Mechanical
Corp—
changed
1734
♦
101/4
8
3%
2%
A
Land
Florida Gas
30%
lc
class
5
Edgewater Steel Co
class
Melpar Inc
Hoover Co
Corp
&
(F H)
16
20c
22
9%
8%
3
2
McLouth Steel Corp
Pak
19%
28%
v
Corp
Corp
Co—
16%
19
pfd_2
Eastern .Racing Association
Eastern Utilities Associates
Coke
&
153/4
C)
Henderson's
8
Company
Inc
Coal
5
Publications
6%
173/4
1
Inc
Maxson
5%
7%
16.%
9%
14%
Mattel
8%
121/4
39%
1
1
Corp
-
1
Paint class A
3.50
Matheson
5
103/4
10%
*
1
Industries
Marshall
7%
Winkle-
Munning
Harvey-Wells
Hearst
7
li/a
45/a
36-%
2
Marse to McClennan Inc.—
1
Company
Dynamics
Hanover
Inc
Company
Inc
Marrud
-
2%
Corp
Duriron
39%
*
to Bradstreet Inc
Dura
3%
21
1
Corp
Company
Milner
37%
1
Dynamics
Duffy-Mott
Dun
25c
Company
Corporation
Mining
25%
Co.—8
Electric
&
Gas
_1
Inc
14"%
10
20
33%c
Co.
F)
Hanna
Diversa
12 J/4
48
10
Va
Hamilton
*
4%
1
2
—1
1%
*
Inc
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
Hajoca Corp
1
Inc
10%
93/4
Corp
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
Financial
,
14%
293/a
Co
Stores
Companies
Inc
Magnefax
Cosco
,
793/4
8%
Stores
Lytton
8%
44
26%
3%
Ludlow
.
153/4
-
33%c
1
Co
Pipe
Drug
Lucky
4%
3%
73/4
40
75
12%
9%
B..1
'
1
Candy
Star
'
<14
1
Corp.
Lighting
Lone
33/4
50c
Inc
Corp
see page 44.
2%
Inc
Joint
Loft
.
25%
8%
70c
Forms
Foods
Loan
Lock
.
'
203/b
3%
Sons
(Tillie).
Longs
4%
18
1
Inc
Products
'to
Loblaw
32%
10%
3"%
1
Business
Lithonia
160
30
1
1
Chemical
-
14 %
12 %
—20c
Lipe-Rollway
17%
__*
'5%
9%
;
103%
16%
18 %
233/4
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B_.
22%
Fire
V/a
10
123/4
'—1
Lanes Inc
Liberty
1%
9%
P)
9%
21
'
8%
;
Corp.l
Co
Lewis
33
8%
(A
17
,',1 12
2.50
Co
Lewis
8 3/8
1
Green
-,7%
'
10
Travelware class.A—-
Levitt
153/4
7%
Steel
Lestoil
24
12
Inv.
35%
2.50
Inc
Lence
16%
;
113/4
17%
-
9
Cement
Portland
.
203/a
26%
18Va
7,
2,50 H
Plan International
Leeds
lp/2
14
1
16
14%
18 %.
24V4
10%
16
31
6%
.15 V*
8%
11 %
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds & Northrup Co
50c
Lei
14%
5
;
27%
13
5
Corp
Corp
25%
9
11%
Ind
Southwest
Finance Company————
Crystal Salt Co__2.50
22%
14%
Wash
Interstate
3
10%
.
163/4
*
Globe Rubber Products
Greater
12
8%
\
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman
Corp class A
1
7%
10%
14%
.5
,
.—-2
Inc
Lease
..
10
12
50c
Co..
2
6.25
preferred
conv
Blower
Lau
-12%
15
10
.
1
Ontario
Lance
Latrobe
216.
8%
1
_.
class
(P H)
11%
180
13%
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giddings to Lewis Mach Tool
2
Glasspar Co
22%
11
Corp..*
Corp
.
413/s
10c
Corp
Products
Products
-
Lake
'5%
4%
lc
Supermarkets Inc
Glasrock
39
:
1
General
7%
10c
A
A
Film
Corp
Economics Corp
6%
.•
19%
_70c
.
Drive-In
19%
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
73/4
3%
10
V 18
l i
1.25 >
1
Corp
9%
203/a
class A—1
Inc
48 ■('.
./iOVa
1
Funds A—•
Co
483/4
r
45
/ 8%
,
9%
20%
21 /
19
.,_10
Inc
;;
19
„
35
Inc..__1
Kollmorgen Corn
Kromex
10
'■
1
Co
8"%
7%
7
20c
—
6%
1
Systems
Corp
^
G-L Electronics Inc
6 3/a
28%
—10
Company
18%
5%
25 %
—,10
Mfg
Vogt
to
Glass
319 <
l63/4
10
A
Grocery
22%
290
3
Co
Co
3%
18 3/a
Co_5
—
Fibre
67/s
21%
i
1.
10
Co
13
;
•
16 3%
•
1
Company
B
Koehring
10%
'
:
2c
Nat Gas
Keystone Custodian
Knape
241/8
7
•
1
18 3/a
'
3
*
«
Utilities
Oil
Knox
'
___^1
5'%
*
King Kullen
.6%
'
16
common
73/4
10%
53%
11"%
A__10c
Kings Department Stores
Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood
Oil
Co
•33/s
5%
:•
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
10,3/8
'8%
2
class A
Gulf
Ecuadorian
7%
1
5
Economics
30%
22%
—
Refining
Gulf
Economy
27
—2.50
Guardian
19%
10c
L:
Inc
16%
11%
13%
183/s
2%
14%
17%
12
16%
9%
15
10%
j 50
7%
33/4
6
12%
Dynacolor
18
8%
6%
?
cl
Inc
Inc
'&
Class:
4%
'
,
gy2
1
Co
Ketchum
■4-'
9%
7%
5
1
1
Co
8
—
Inc
21
'
18%
1
Detroit to Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge___l
30%
13%
11
53/4
27 V\
! •
49
Co_20
Refining Co..
Kewanee
11%
9%
.
1
Growth Capital Inc..
27
12%
9% Hii
■
-
V.
5 %
33Vbc
Kennametal
Kentucky
-9%
*•'•183/8
1
12%
Dymo
9%
25%
8%'
16%
8 %
1
Prod
11%
21
8%
A
_
1%
Lines
S
19
19%
•
10%
13%
i
Kendall
•>;
-»•'
1.
Machine
Corp
preferred
Kellwood
<
45/a
•"
-
5
Kearney to Trecker Corp
•
56%
43/4
Corp.i_.10c
Labs
Steel
$1.46
6%
•• ■
"
24% ;
Kane-Miller Corp
11%
A__5
Mach
5
S
11%
Detective
Inc
&
5%
~~3
Co
Morrill
J)
10
4
_i
Agency class A
Bush Terminal
Buildings
Business
17%
lo
Beryllium Co__
Buckeye Steel Casting
(W
7%
Inc
Brush
Burns
6%
Const & Mat_5
Co
Inc
5
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co fnc
Burnham
9%
to
Delta
Drexel
14%
4
'3%
Co
to
27%
13%
common
9%
8%
22%
9 %
5
Drackett
•
Co
Frouge
13%
13%
-
6 %
1
Co
Kansas-Nebraska
9%
lc
Company (NY)
Futterman
383/4
_:J0c<
Kalvar Corp
Kaman Aircraft Corp A
25%
10%
i
V
53%'
52
Co
Sportswear
Kaiser
12%
.1
Inc
Dravo
8%
Frontier
Inc.
;
Lay
1
n%. -_
1
Research
JUlyn
17.3/4
.
1
Gear
R
Grant
Grolier
12%
10c
Julie
'83/8
22
5c
Inc.—
Grosset
10%
4%
9%
8%.
1
Properties
3%
9%
25
Products
8
7
20 %
*
4%
5%
1
Stores. Inc
103/s
Dictaphone
11%
Bennett
Fox-Stanley Photo
Franklin Corp
Frito
20%"
.11%
Inc_50c
Jostens- Inc.
73/8
23
Cq____3
Steel
Corp
1
.1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A__10
Florida Water to Utilities.
__1
Foundation
.
Y 14%
365/8
:
Co-^^—^
Service
to Lamson
Jones
823/4
■
16%.
Florida
Class
24%
____15
CompanyMfg Corp.
-Steel
Johnson
83/S
77
1
...
Utilities
9%
Dlgitronics
4
8
4%
22%
2%
Diebold- Inc
.
A
,
Public
Foster
173/4
212
j.31/4
Corp
Jessop
8 S/8
11 %
1
Capital Corp_
Gas Co
!
Fair
10
198
5
;-
Cie
et
Eleetronics
Jervis
733/4
9
1
class
1
42%
10
Co
10c
4%
1
7%
3%
Diamond
3%
Fitchburg Paper
Corp
23%
25
4%
19%
1
Specialties
Electronics
Dial
16
i
6% i«>
2.50
Co.
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
11%
Corp.*
Company
Inc
A)
39%
9%
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6%
14%.
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11%
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20%
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15%
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18%
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11%
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10%
17%
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3%
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4%
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22%
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26%
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6%
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37
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Black
23
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Western Petroleum
to Smith Inc
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Billups
5%
7%
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(Otto) Co class A_<—.—-1
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4%
39
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Inc
18%
18
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Instruments
Computer
14
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15%
21
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Commonwealth Telephone
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21
1
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Inc
5%
20%
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17%
11
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43/4
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9%
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18
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38 3/4
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6%
9%
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153/a
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2%
21%
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9%
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15%
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74%
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18%
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14%
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Barton
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17
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63/8
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2.50
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22%
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134
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167
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53/8
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21%
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14
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29%
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21%
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13%
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27%
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10
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2%
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11%
1
6%
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10%
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7%
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7%
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5%
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9%
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161/4
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Volume 196
Number
6175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(151)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
Par
Miniature
Precision
Class A
2
7%
————1
81/2
25 yB
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.—.1
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Forging Co—_
1
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.
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B
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A
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22%
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Mines
Leasing Credit "nits"—
Sites
Nashville Electronics
13%
T V
6
for Week
of Prices
Shares
High
3.40
3.60
3.60
3.70
Range Since Jen. 1
Low
High
300
3.30 Jun
4.20 Mar
600
3.00
Apr
4.20 Mar
1.50
,>
May
65c
65c
100
1.60
Inc
15 %■
:
3.60
July
Sales
Range
Last
Cable-
Ending
Week's
Low
Ansonia
7%
21%
23V2
12%
743/4
43
Sale Price
13%
-
1
Therm-O-Disc Inc
1
Tfrotnu to Betts Company
l
Thomasville Furniture Ind___—_
Thompson (HI) Fiber Glass—*
—
12V*
;
49%
12.50
Bank
National Stock
5
1%
Gas
45
8%
.
1
25c
Nat
513/a
7.50
Bank to
11%
Tenax
Tenn
41%
Bank
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y__5
51%
55%
25%
(Cleve)
10
,
10
Temperature Engin Corp
Inc
38%
69
Pennsylvania
Nati
'
121
47%
84%
Bk of St Louis
10
Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
'
29%
42
52%
of Dallas—
10
First Natl Bank (
Jersey City )_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic
Cnty_25
7%
;
-
114
48
North
80
First
4%
11%
252
o
63
45%
7
23 %
New
47
First
12%
'53
:
235
59
National Newark to Essex
139
10
First
14 Va
41/3
'
"
67c
1
Ltd
Telephones
18%
v,
130
Detroit—12%
Westchester_5
of
City Bank
Rutherford
47%
5%
11%
of
28%
New
571/2
'
3%
16
Bank
73%
41%
25
National
44
52
Natl Bank
5%
15%
York—,
National Commercial
Trust Co (Albany)
393/a
40
Boston_12%
Chicago—20
TO
51%
68
Banking Co (N J)
10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
Natl State Bk of
Newark_,_6.25
324
10
Natl Bank (Baltimore)
48 %
26
5
Trust
to
37%
8
National
42%
Bank
New
National
39
Natl
Natl Bank
National Bank
5
Teleflex
Of
58
Natl
4%
25c
Corp
72%
57 %
First
3
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
Telecomputing
>
54
First
14%
5
Techno Fund Inc
52%
69
_10
Bank
Tr
(St Louis)—12.50
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
51
19%
1
,
Mellon
Natl
Mercantile
19
6%
12%
1
Taylor Devices
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor instrument Co
33 Va
53 %
48%
-
Co
Northern Trust Co.
Corp (Minn)
19%
Brook
43 %
46%
5%
25%
Meadow
45%
17%
1
_l
29%
23%
3034
43
Bank
26 Va
39%
Natl Bk (8 F)_10
Trust Co (N Y)
50
Natl
__5
49
41
"
1
Indus
753/4
Camden Natl Bk to Trust
(Camden N J)
6%
First
20%
18%
22%
—
Inc
53 %
5
Bank Stk
34 Va
(Buffalo)
5
Manufacturers Hanover B to T_ 15
Maryland
National
Bank
10
34 Vs
70
Ask
10
Trust
64
Trust
&
Bid
to
Manufacturers to Traders
50
Federation Ek to Tr Co (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phlla Trust Co,
—10
Fidelity Union Trust—
(Newark) ■
5
Fiduciary Trust Co IN Y)
10
23
17%
—
Bank
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust
30%
1
Estate
Co
56 Va
50
Co
Trust
47 V*
364
763%
Fairfield County Trust Co
of
Inc
111
Par
10
York)
Empire
26%
34%
10
Electronics
42
51
10
(Savannah)
Trust
Companies
52»/a
343
Crocker-Anglo
14 Vs
,
f
Inc—5
w
Industries
49%
100
61%
12%
23%
—
Corp
!
6%
(Newark)_25
(N Y)
10
13%
55
1
;
5%
Ask
5%
A__2
Corp—
Bid
Trust Co (N Y)
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St
Louis__20
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila)
5
Camden Trust Co (N J)
5
New
24%
Inc
Industries
Liberty Real
(Chicago)—
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
32
Co
Co
Zurn
10
A
Co
67%
29%
S
Bankers
Continental
5
10
»
Prod
12
4
T &
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)__10
Connecticut Bank to Tr
Co_12%
Connecticut Natl Bank.
5
30%
13;-7
com_2.50
Products
Works
10%
N
Francisco)
Cleveland
8%
28%
lt
of America
Bank of New York
Bank of Virginia
'
17%
—_lc
——
SS
7%
15%
_2
A__1
——
Motor
Texize
9
^12
25%
Machine
10c
4%
-71/2
20
For footnotes; see-page 44/
Inc
Standard Beryllium
Tenney
Corp.
5%
Natl Bank of Cleve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust
Co_12
Citizens to Southern National
20 Va
23%;
_10c
'
ey8
:
Central
6%
'
18%
_5c
25
24 Va
24
*
England Tele
15%.
10% ,-.1.12
21
Water—5
Nitrogen Co
to
,—
10
_
,
California
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking Co class
Tastee Freez Industries
5 7/8
61/2
.
Shack Corp
I
4%
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling eonv class A—
20c -13%
Redwing Carriers——,_I,29;
10%
_
4%
7
New
Tamar
11
5%
Radio
"
14%
3%
Develop—10c
Capital Corp____I
Telephone Co
10
—
9%
40c
Corp
puritan Fashions Corp
purolator Products Inc
Quality
19%
13%
&
Gas
Talley
5%
5
Hamp
Mex
Carolina
Publishers Company Inc
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc
Punta
"
■;
3Va
4%
__1
1
Svc
17%
Bakeries
Tampax
3
18%
7.50
Witco
*
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce
v
v/a
.
|
"
Elec_^_—
Public Sve
Oil
Systron-Donner
257/8
22
13%
Winston-Muss Corp
Wisconsin Power ft Lt Co
Par
Bank
(San
1
Engineering class
Gulf
Swank
7%
16%
—5
Petroleum
Public
10%
Whltin
Bank and Trust
16%
—2
Superior Electric Co
1
Superior Mfg & Ir»strument_50c
Super Market Distributors Inc.l
Susquehanna Corp —
M
.8%
"
Co—7%
Co__
Public
E
r*
,
;
19%
•
5
5
Gas
16%
3
Inc
ft
71 %
l
13 Va
I0c
Products
66
Co_5
Pub
Company
Weyerhaeuser Company
,
17%
*
50c
15
35
Co
Power
19%
16
•
11 Va
5
Vitramon Inc
Vitro Corp of America
..
Strawbridge to Clothier
5
Stubnitz Greene Corp—1
65 %
„M0o
Professional Golf Co
Pubco
15% r
10c
ftein Hall —^
trategic Materials
16%
Printing Corp of America_J. MV
Producing Properties inc
-_10c *1
R
61/2
/ 27%
_—_1
Premier Corp of America
Premier
Microwave
Corp
Progress
1 <
Market Co
1'
State Loan to Finance
Corp AM
Statler Hotels Del
Corp—
10c
12%
Inc—50c
Corp
__1'
Popell (L F) Co
Portland. Genl Electric
Pqtash Cp of America
A
Star
15%
*
43 Va
10%
'
5
Shore
Stanley
Stanley
"
Pookp
Polyqhropie
9%
*
Investment
Standard
57/e'
7%
Playskool Mfg
—L_1
Plymouth Cordage «-o_—_._25
Plymounth Rubber Co—
.5
39%
2
Inc
t
18%
6%
Paper
Preferred
29%
,
18
Corp
13%
?; 7/ •
,
35%
1714
Corp
25%
12
Co
Corp
Standard
13%
—-1!
dickering Lumber Corp___—3%
Piedmont Natl Gas Co Inc—50c
fieroe to Stevens Chem Corp—2
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—3.75-
Pocket
6'/a
23%
1
;
—
Business
Standard
5V4
——_1:;
Sub Water Co-3.75
33
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
Vitamin Pharmaceutical
'
Standard
/ 8%
Bottlers,^—1
—
_
31%
"71/4 '
Cb__l
~
8%
-
>
Philadelphia
1
*
3.75
Corp
16-
Mills
37 Va
34
19%
A
Electric" Co__——
Staley (A E) Mfg Co_a
Standard & Poor's
6.1/2
Bottling Co Wasft_i0e
Photon Inc.
18%
17%
(Henry I) Co Inc
Sierra ^Capital Co
Sierra Pacific Power Co
Sprague
'
a
PepsLCoia United
Perini- Corp
16%
Southwest Gas Producing Co__1
Southwestern Electric Svc Co__ 1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
Ml 1/2
141/2
25 Va
_1
Iron
'
34%
Spector
.,.3
7%'
Co_U—_—2_.—2
Penobscot Chemical
8%
31
A
^Special
Pauley Petroleum Inc____—___l
Peerless
7%
Victor
50c
Southern
'
Parker-Hannifin -Corp ———_J*
y- 24
Parqhmnt Paper Co"_10
V10V4
Patterson (MP) Dental Supply * ;
'5%
24%
g
Vernitron
17% '
class
„
Paterson
Pearson
Veeder
20%
34%
Southern.
1\
,
18
ioc
Root
10%
221/4
Southern
26%
1
_______1
17
1
Inc
Mfg
9
31%
Southern
-25%
&
Fair
Varlfab
18
20%
Southern
._1
,
35%
10
,
534
34%'
Southern
20c
Inc
Papercraft Corp
Pargas Inc
3%*,
*
Inc
Southern
6%
->
Va
321/2
1
Corp
Vanity
13%
3%
*
—
Electronics
Pantasote Co
,22
.
12
4
•
Southeastern
71/8
12
6
5
92%
Co
Southeastern
M01/4 •;>. 11 Va
10%
rn%
.
8%
MOc
Mould
V a trico
31
South
4%
6%
7>/4
Van Damp Sea Food Co
Vance Sanders <fe
Company
15
Sorg
13%
.
,10%
Pacific Power .& Light
Co_„61/2,; "25.
Pacific
V
4
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co.—.5
Pacific Intermountain Express_2
Pac Mercury Electronics cl A_50c
&
Small
8%
12%
„
1
:
87
Association
Sproban
Pabst
Pacific
.J2
lne
Sonar
6%
,
7
:
-
Valley
2%
50c
Skil
39%
M3'/« '
•
51/4
50c
7%
1%
'
' 12 ,*.
j
25c
Industries
6%
26%
Western
Western
5Vi
9Va
Vahising Inc
Inc.
Simplicity Mfg Co class
22 y2
365/2
Co_50c
A
Industries
Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire to Cable
24%
20 Va.
to
5
24%
43%
•
187/a
24%
14%
Upper Penninsular Power Co
9
UrLs
Buildings
10c
Utah Const to
Mining Co
2
4%
10
16 ¥4
Corp.l
Utilities
Co
Manufacturing
Western Mass
Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
16%
14 y2
17%
22%
6
Western
15
States Sugar Corp
United States Truck Lines
United
Utilities
Inc__
10c
Corp
& Co——
8
9%
-14%
". 434
10
Co
12%
13
Leasing Corp—_l
United
50c
*
7%
20
'
1
Power
Westcoast Transmission Co
Western Kentucky Gas Co
Light ft Telephone
10 Va
,
71/4
n%
.10
States Realty Invest
States Servateria
Unlied
16%,....
Siegel
11
'
5
Transportation
Chemical
»
^-.151/8
22
*
Power Co
14%
9%
12%:
15 y*
Class B
1
*
Co
11
•
Shulton
33
131/2
Onyx Chemical Corp———*
Orkin
J:
n/30
lc
River Prod Line—
Coal
>131/2
10
Corp—,
Cedent
Okla Miss
«.
Service
Recovery
Oklahoma
1
Co
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist-_5
4%-;
'
Exploration—_,1
United
9%
1
Gas
West Point
34 Va
10
Preferred
United States
1
Dl
Shawmut
21
..3%~
*
&
—
Sexton
.11%-
19
1
&
28% ;
72%,
I01/4
1
131/8
3IV2
Corp
Security Columbian Banknote_2
Seismograph Service Corp
1
Seaias Corp of America
1
Sel-rex Corp
15 y8
B__ 1
Noxema
12%
1
_l:;
Ohio
Penn
5%
8%
13%
•
1
Telephone Co__
West
5
4%
•
Co class A—10c
West
7%
15% *
4%
•
Corp
12%"
31%/.
29%
14%
»
(H R) Corp elass A_1
Welch Scientific
___i
Welded Tube of Amer ol
A
1
Wellington Mgnt
17
20%
11
__1
Corp
E.)
(Del
Wesco Financial
West Coast
23
V
*1w31%
Nuclear Corp
Printers to:publish
'
9%
6%
Webb
37'/a
18%
Weissberg
21
"
21
A
11%
15%
1
Transport
Wayne-George
'
22
i
8V2
—
Watson Bros
53%
19%
2^0
Pwr
—2.50
Vector
30%
,26 Va
(O
Seairain
89%
14
13%
261%
29%
—5
Corp
Power
Season-all
31/4
84
12%:.
24
& Sons class A.100
Williams
Pak
Senrle
111/8."
281/4
15%
—-5
:/
4%
17Va
;•
,_ic
to
Washington Steel Corp
11%
'
•
■'
4%
>
- *
10
Warren Brothers Co
~ 10
Warshow (H) to Sons
cl A
M
Washington Natural Gas Co.10
"•
• ■
9 Va
3%
47
20
Co___
4
,
.22%
-
12
10
Servomation Corp
Upited States Envelop com
3%
io%:
9%
*
10c
—
7%
,■
11
50O
Inc
United
13%
-
4
1
Seaboard Electronic Corp
Sealed
V 5%:
Co_3 '
...
*
Co
&
Sea
40%
2i/2
*
United
3
10c
Scripto Inc class A
9%
I01/4
—9%
7
8%
Co
Investors of Del A
United
12
12 Va
3 1
Vacuum Electronics
14%
37i/2
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
32 Va
•
21%
21%
Illuminating
United
4%
5
Inc
United
•
5%
19 %
United Artists Theatre
Circuit.l
29%
10 Va
-5
J)
Research
Scott
241/8
5
6%
34%
1
Warner ft
Swasey Co.
Warner Brothers
19%
4
1
Specialties
Gas
1
4 Va
Pipe Line_50c
Gas El Lt
Uarco
6V2
Co.
Inc
Gas
Labs
Tropical
26 %
Inv
173/4
12%
17%
10c'
153/4
16
10%
22%
28%
Products Corp
5Va;
5%
_10c
Corp
Scott
14%
321/2.
13 1/4
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals—10c
Nord Photocopy to EleC—^__10c
North. Penn. Gas Company
5
24
Corp__l
Prod
Capital
Scott
321/2
*■
22
1
25 Va
•"
4%
Inc___—*
Electronics—
•
&
Transistor
Trico
11%, 'V, 12%.
Scott
331/2
83/4
f
/
30
Scot
U
30y4
York
15 Va
27
Science
-
,
'
Inc
2734
14
11%
9%
20
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Transcont Investing A
1
Treesdale
1
Science
9'/8;
v
30 Va
1
r
8%
5%
petroleum
Associates
Schneider
11
.
-13y4
-
4%
v
13 Va
Capital
Jacinto
'
New
;.
10 y4
.
New
63
Candies—.—_1221/2
Scott
'
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Tucson
Scantlin
7%
:..7%
:
•
9Va
31-
■
21
;
.
8
%
1
Schaevitz Engineering
Schield Bantam Co
221/2*
.
15%
Co_—__1
Inc—.—j.50c
19
1
A
Trans-Coast
Tfans-Sonic6
Transcontntl
,
•77/a
Sawhill
15%
.
8-
___2
Stover
Sanders
■
14%
9%
27%
;
Savannah Elec & Power Co—5
Savin Business Machines
10c
:
151/s'.
3%
•
class
8t
Id/2
Ti
6 %
■'>
6%
•
Corp ———i_10c
Paper Co
12 Va
San
5%
6%
11
26V4
25%
-
5c
St
9 1/8
r
20%:
-50c
—4
Periodical
241/4
-
_1
Russell
Safticraft
■42%
14
Trans-Air System
4%
25%
Ask
Walbaum Inc
25%
1
3%
Wallace Investments
Inc
"2
Walnut Grove Products
cl A_ 2
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
ie%c
1
—5
class
11
3
Packing Co
Corp..
Bid
50c
Waddell ft Reed Inc
66
9%
Tool Research &
Engineering__l
Towmotor Corp
\
11%
147/s
9%
National Patent Development_lc
National
2%
8y3c
Inc—
Inc
A
33
63
.
1
10
—
Dutch
Togs
Tobin
Par
A__l
Wabash Magnetics
14%
30 %
B—10c
*
Ask
12%
»
Inc
(Quotations for Friday, July 6)
Bid
2
Co
class
Tip-Top Products class
,
13%
r
..
-13%
:
11
:
Clothes
Tokeim
36%
9%
...t
f
Russ
5%.k
50c
Co——,
•
*
Rudd-Melikian
•
13
•
National Cleaning Contractors.!
National Food Pr-oducts Corp_l
National Gas & Qil Corp——_5
,
111/2'
,39 Va
♦»
33
30c
-
•
16%
-
*
K >■:
Narr$gansett;Capital
1-;
Narrow Fabric
Co~—_——_,3
National Aeronautical Corpiu-1 '
Royal
3%
10%-
-
•
.
c,13%'
73/v:
Nalco Chemical Company—1.25
Mfg
•
Timely
.
62%
3
1
Inc
y
Foods
Time Inc
-
42%
56
Pete_,33% florins
59Va
Royal Industries Inc—_—1 % 3%
-
1°%
Morton Mfg Corp _J„1
;
Mothers' Cookie po__,_——-—
;
*
(Wm H) Inc_
Rose Marie Reid.i—,—
Rotron Mfg Co„—
•'..-11%
Morningstar-Paisley Iric__*—-*-l "10 "r,.
Morse Shoe Inc.,—.<'12Va.:\
Morton
(H H) & Co
381/2
1
Brothers
.,
Lewis
.
_*
Rorer
\
.26%
'■
*
25c
Myers Inc.,
•
Rockwell
*11
-9%
>,
Co_—l_i—.1
•
.
261/4
13%
Tillie
36 Va
Robertson
•
6 7/8
9%
24 %
;10 %
/
24%
18%
Rockower
31/4
23
9%
23
33
Roadway Express Inc
5%
;
81/4
Thriftway Foods Inc
Thrifty Drug Stores
17
&
2%
6
Par
87/a
3
Company
-
Club-lct
Moog Servocontrols
U1/2
5Va
Auto' Equipment——1
1
12 Va
Corp
Robbins
Company.,—-1-
Park
Stoker
Roberts
*
,
Co
Ask
8
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3y2
23
„
Monmouth
Riley
24%
Construction—*
Mohawk Rubber
Construction
Bid
•
Richardson Company
20%
-
inc
Assn
10
22%
.
,
50c "
-
Racing
Rexach
37%
v
22 %
10c
———
Mobilife Corp
Modern Homes
Par
71/8
6
35
Mississippi Glass Co
10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line_l
Mississippi Valley' Gas Co—1—5'
Missouri Utilities Co—
1
Mite Corp
Ask
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43
1.60
300
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1.70 Mar
May
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Jun
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1.99
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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2.31
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shares of beneficial int—33 %c
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1
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10.91
11.18
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10.44
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9.72
13.72
8.98
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1
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1.83
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7.10
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9.01
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6.44
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7.06
11.21
15.91
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1
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Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
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4.83
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2.49
7.21
7.88
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7.07
7.68
1
1
8.85
6.17
9.67
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of
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Shares
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10.41
8.66
9.47
6.10
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of
Trust
lc
4.09
4.47
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7.15
12.79
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5.53
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1
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all 61
36
1
12%
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10
117
53%
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5
75
79%
59%
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
56%
National
33%
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35%
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Hampshire Insurance
17%
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York
2
52
1
31
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15
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6.54
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3.17
8.60
7.13
10.82
3.46
National Fire
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21%
53%
47%
491/2
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115
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5
117
124
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5
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73
77%
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Ins
14
40%
32%
Co
52
50
26%
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49%
54
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57
63%
Providence-Washington
56
61%
Pyramid Life Ins Co
5
_2
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1
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:
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Insurance
4
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56%
5
4
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11%
12%
48
52%
-4
98
103
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145
160
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Nat'l
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Insurance
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co
58%
6
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Life
10
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of
11%
12%
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391/2
42%
58%
78%
9%
10%
36
40%
75
79%
61
66%
22
55
601/2
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.*
79
85%
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473,4
50%
—_2
—10
102
2
11
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26%
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164
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Ins
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_10
46
49 %
United
Family
Life
55
58%
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of
Co.
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(NY)
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
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43%
40%
5
preferred
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32%
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74%
Co
5
(DC)—4
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27%
53
5
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,
28
1
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6%
63%
23
6.25
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10%
28
6
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25%
1
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81%
9%
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Corp
52%
100
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94
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74
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46
5
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1
42%
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38%
5
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37%
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of
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5
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20%
42%
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86%
5
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91
8
1
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51%
55 %
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48
51%
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11%
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66
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1
33
39%
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Ins
Co
25 %
139
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5
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12%
22
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33%
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„
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8%
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99.31
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99.30
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99.31
100.1
1, 1962
99.30
100
3, 1962
99.29
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99.31
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20, 1962
100.4
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99.30
3%s
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22, 1962
100
3%s
Feb
2%s
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20, 1963
1, 1963
100.4
100.10
99.18
99.22
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100.2
41/2S Apr
20, 1964
101.16
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101.4
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20, 1964
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more
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17,1962—
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—„
100.2'
1
100.8
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20, 1965
100.16
100.28
100.30
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20, 1965
100.16
100.28
100.20
35/8S Peb
21, 1966
99.4
101. 12
101.28
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May
101. 4
Mar 11, 1968
100.10
100. 22
100. 12
—
12, 1966
101.20
4%s
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May 22, 1967
101.8
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100.8
98 8
.
99
4s
99.20
98.12
97.28
2, 1966
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100
10, 1969_
100 16
101.16
10,1970———:
101 24
102.24
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100.24
101.24
10, 1970
98. 16
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15^
1969
102.16
103.16
10, 1971
4%s Apr
4%s Apr
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98 24
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105.16
106.16
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101.8
10, 1971
101
102
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10, 1972
43/as Jun 12, 1972
106
107
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1, 1970
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105.24
106.24
100 16
101.16
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101.8
102.8
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Jun
12, 1973
D 99. 24
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101 24
102.24
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95
1, 1970-1967
3%s May
1, 1971
i
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15, 1972-1967
100.24
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95.24
94.24
100.8
99.8
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15, 1972
97.8
98.8
20, 1974
101.24
102.24
5.99
16.74
5.67
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1
1
11.30
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1
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100.6
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15, 1962
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15, 1962
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1,1962
3%s
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15, 1962
3%s
Nov
15, 1962
2%s
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1, 1963
5s
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Oct
100.10
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15,
100.2
100.4
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4%s
99.23
99.25
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3%s
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99.4
99.8
100.23
100.25
l%s Apr
May 15, 1963
100.1
100.3
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1, 1963
98.14
98.16
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15, 1963
102.5
102.7
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97.8
102.10
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100.22
102.30
103.2
100.18
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97.4
100.18
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15, 1964
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100.8
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point
a
1, 1964
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99.24
99.20
15, 1963
3%s Feb
4s
of
32nds
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4%s
a8.33
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1%S
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a9.97
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U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.50
10.69
9.80
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Ins
74%
129
5
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1
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Fire
Corp
29%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
11.60
12.28
Street
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Ins
26%
9.15
8.97
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33%
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Coastal States Life Ins
Ins
49
52
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10
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Boston Insurance
4%s Aug
4%s Sep
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1
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5.97
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Research
80
4%s
10.82
1
Inc
Fund
Fund
Wellington
10.86
Fund
10.78
11.74
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Wellington Equity
10.16
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42
Fire
68
3%s Dec 11, 1964—
4%s Jun 10, 1965
2.66
8.09
Investing Corp
Wisconsin
Investors
53%
4%s Feb
Inc
Street
Washington
Winfield
5 52
8.59
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1
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Canada Ltd
1
49
48
37
1963
4%s
1963——
3%s May 11, 1964
4s
Sep 10, 1964
7.73
Inc
45%
5
Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
10
Re-insurance
3%s
12.88
33 %
1
Mass
(Galveston)-
4%s
10?
1
Fund
Wall
16.93
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Investors Group Cdn Fd Ltd_
Merchants
5
Maryland
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
5.30
11.27
Fund
7.97
4.85
15.66
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28%
145
4%
13.29
10.43
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26
12%
138
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3%S Jan
7.96
14.55
a8.62
7.94
11.81
9.86
a9.58
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund..
27%
5
Insur
109
11%
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Bankers & Shippers—
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12.16
5.95
10.61
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5.48
15.40
5.19
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Stock
11%
Life
33 %
101
1
1
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United Continental Fund
1
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1
United Funds Canada Ltd ——1
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1
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t
National
10
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Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Federal Home Loan
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Lincoln
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of Va
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10.46
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Income Foundation Fund Inc.lOc
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70%
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Television-Electronics Fund—1
5.01
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8%
10.41
9.57
1
25c
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1
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Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc_—1
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1
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-1
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1
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31
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13.39
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71/2
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12.80
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2
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12.67
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11.89
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41
25%
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23%
2
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—5
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(T Rowe)
12.71
shares
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9.02
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20%
23
91/4
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63
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10.01
6.07
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9.91
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lc
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29%
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5
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8.27
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1
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Corp
25%
preferred
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11.38
8.19
7.27
12.70
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22
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7.86
10.62
10.88
2.17
5.40
2.30
6.49
lc
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21
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stock series
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21%
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7.38
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Title Ins
All Amer Life &
American
Bid
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Life
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26%
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—
Par
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10
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3.66
5.98
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10.76
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10.53
5.73
1
Inc
Fund
5.36
9.84
Series
11.18
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Peoples Securities Corp
1
Philadelphia Fund Inc
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Pine Street Fund Inc
50c
12.51
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7.10
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—5
13.50
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc__—*1
11.22
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
16.85
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
3.69
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c f 5.46
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1.67
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*
4.98
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13.12
1
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69%
109
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2~64
21.71
1
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12.11
7.67
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104
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9.11
10.24
5.24
3.35
6.75
5.30
7.19
6.65
Horizons R P
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Chemistry &
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1
15.27
Fidelity
Franklin
3.74
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63
5
Nucleonics
11.20
> 11.57
4.90
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated Growth Fund——-25c
14.43
2.59
England Fund
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7.76
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10.10
14.05
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Income Series
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Balanced
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7.08
8.32
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25c
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—-—1
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X2.87
4.56
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1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Delaware Income
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,
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Income
Diversified
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7.53
20.07
12.14
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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6.03
al3.02
1
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National
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1
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181/2
22.55
5.50
6.87
13.35
3.46
8.29
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Mutual Investing Foundation—1
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1
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Bid
3.50
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
1.89
& Surety
Insurance
Amer
a26.03
al3.99
2.11
5.73
8.89
11.27
lc
8.97
8.95
14.91
10.34
lc
10.90
Fund
io.78
13.64
2.91
1
1
9.21
13%
11.78
2.31
9.05
Fund Inc
127/8
3.26
shares
Life
5.47
2.11
8.26
9.98
5.79
4.99
3.84
2.98
1.73
50c
1
1
Income Fund—1
Int'l Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund
1
Commonwealth
5.28
11.83
lc
lc
10.23
13.99
Casualty
Aetna
12.87
12.93
shares
Metal
10.39
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
General
6.48
9.51
Energy
11.79
3.51
4.76
Industries shares—lc
lc
Electric shares
12.50
20.69
9.39
Managed Funds—
Paper
Inc
Fund
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Concord
9.32
12.61
Petroleum
Colonial Fund Inc
Colonial Growth &
Composite
11.20
16.46
Shares Trust
of Boston
Chemical
9.93
14.85
Fund
Chase
,
13.59
15.21
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Century
9 09
10.25
8.53
11.66
11.41
5.93
Ltd
9.67
18.96
10.84
(Growth Fund)
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock) — 1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Sties) „1
Keystone< Internatl Fund Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Lazard Fund Inc
—1
Lexington Income Trust
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc__1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
S-l
S-2
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
(Income Fund)
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, July 6)
Par
Aetna
8.86
8.60
4.35
1
1
1
K-2
,■
Ask
Cont.
(Discount Bonds)
B-4
7.50
4.10
4.93
all.50
7.85
1.40
Custodian Fund
Keystone
6.06
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
.
IncuffinAA Pamm.
Insurance Companies
Cnirarflc
Mutual Funds
Bid
1.82
5.49
6.94
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
.
100.22
96.8
96.4
103.2
102.30
94.28
94.20
102.30
^
103.2
93.28
93.20
.1
-i
96.26
99.30
92.24
92.16
1966
._
101.8
101.4
91.24
1966—
90.24
90.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a37.63
a69.93
al4.23
Dated
1
24.55
25.62
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
21.62
23.38
14.60
15.93
B-3
Bonds)
Bid
Due
Ask
4sk
Recent
Security
Bonds—
Alaoama
—
Bid
Power 4%s
1992
Tel
1994
Tel
Amer
&
4%s
Appalachian Power 4%s
45es
Australia
5',is
Bausch
1992
1992
_.
1982
Lomb
Opt 4 Vis
1979
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Columbia
Gas
Co^'nbi's
&
4 Vis
1987
Southern
Electric
Corp
Ferro
Corp
Florida
Food
Gas
5 Vis
Power
4%s
Machinery 3%s_
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Mountain States Tel 4%s— 2002
102%
100 Vi
101
Mueller
Pacific
97%
98
103
5%s
Pacific
108
112
97
12-
3-62
2-62
1-
2-63
99.31
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
99.31
100.1
3%s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
99.28
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.2
3.10s
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
99.28
99.30
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
99.28
99.30
99
106%
107%
Brass
1975
3%s
Petroleum
1977
5s
Lgt
5Vis
&
99
101
108
4%s_. 1992
111
100%
60
112
100
100%
1981
94%
114
99%
99
5s
96%
United Gas Corp 4%s
U S Industries 4%s
100%
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s. .1982
1971
Underwood Corp 5%s
117
5Vis
190
95
1971
Amer
99
95%
1970
114
98%
101
101
Utah Power 4 Vis
Westcoast, Trans 5%s.
98%
97
1982
101
1970
1988;
99%
100%
98%
102
(.
i92
99.924
Oct
25, 1962
99.865
99.870
Nov
1, 1962
2, 1962
c
99.808
99.815
Nov
8, 1962
9, 1962
1
99.752
99.759
Nov
15, 1962
16, 1962
99.694
99.702
Nov
Aug
Aug
23, 1962
99.635
99.645
Nov
23, 1962
29, 1962
30, 1962
99.578
99.590
Dec
6, 1962
Sep
6, 1962
99.521
99.535
Dec
100
Sep
13, 1962
20, 1962
99.465
99.479
Dec
99.424
Dec
27, 1962
99.424
99.435
Jan
.
20, 1962
99.408
Bid
13, 1962
3, 1963
Sep
*
—
—„—
Sep
Sep
21, 1962
27, 1962
99.351
99.364
Jan
15, 1963
Oct
4, 1962
99.294
99.306
Apr
15, 1963
11, 1962
99.238
100.2
100.1
-
99.30
£.
—
99.200
99.175
99.118
99.061
99.004
98.947
98.881
;
Ask
99.221
99.198
99.142
99.093
99.038
98.982
98.919
98.832
98.872
98.775
1
98.808
98.709
98.744
98.652
98.679
98.589
■
98.613
98.502
98.522
98.411
97.620
98.433
99.258
107
103
18, 1962
Aug
Aug
101%
99
100%
15, 1962
Oct
Oct
102
104
1971
1992
i
Oct
99.952
99.921
—
99.978
Aug
55
107
Southern Calif Edison 4Vis. .1987
1982
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
1982
Tenn Gas Trans 5s
19, 1962
Ask
99.976
99.946
—
July 26, 1962
1969
Steel
15, 1962
July
83
100%
1973
ww
Power
78
Bid
12, 1962
July
103
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww.. .1967
Southern Bell Telep 4%s__. 2001
Phoenix
Textron
101
100
Bid
Due
United States Treasury Bills
July
100
98%
98 Vi
Wire~4%sll98l
1-62
4-
Ask
99%
1992
Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hotel 6s ww_
1984
Keystone Steel &
Bid
Bonds—
99%
99%
Hilton
3-
3.25s
96%
99%
General Port
3.30s
100
Debentures issues
69
99
1977
a9.20
66
99%
Zmt
100
99.30
3.20s
al3.60
95%
1992
3%s
99.30
4-62
3.05s
Louisiana Gas Service 4%s. .1987
Lowenstein (M) & Sons 4%s 1981
99%
1987
4.40s
Pasd Natural
1-62
9-
3.10s
103%
Ohio
4%s
Combiner
El
Ask
Dated
8-
4-61
Rate
99%
102%
(Commonwealth of)—
—
&
& Conv.
Rate
11-1-61
3.15s
(Investment
12-
3%s
Funds—
B-l
—
FOOTNOTES FOR
1
100%
♦No
95%
New
par
value.
York
-
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange.
value.
tNew
,
—
j,
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES.
97.651
,
b Bid yield price., d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
stock,
x Ex-dividend.
wiWhen issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
196
Number 6175
■
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
:
THE
Bank
be
OF
clearings this week will show
12.0%
stand
;
'
BANK
increase
an
CLEARINGS
compared with
States for which it is possible to
Pennsylvania—Altoona
at
$29,136,878,645 against $26,023,277,408 for the
center there is
;
7,315,461
8,001,066
(a)
2,249,199
2,381,372
+1~9~2
5,160,217
5,708,035
2.2
1,201,000,000
1,296,000,000
—40.9
5,147,546
5,276,900
8.6
'8,126,816
8,481,209
4,346,055
5,431,591
9,395,847
31,175,238
1,396,350,046
+
—
(a)
~9~2
6,140,504
28,874,442
26,135,482
+ 10.4
14,346,017
13,078,201
+
9.7
7,912,624
28,605,739
13,265,323
1,293,152,103
1,265,061,279
+
2.2
1,278,944,917
+
Jersey—Trenton...
(9
cities)
%
+
28,032,939
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+17.6
Ohio—Canton
14,453,787
13,921,355
1,270,544,315
1,259,672,025
0.9
3.8
+
13,268,281
15,706,998
Cincinnati
360,894,083
257,124,580
+40.3
322,701,421
317,062,263
1,087,000,000
-
Boston
1,035,000,000
+
5.0
Cleveland
693,611,167
625,672,341
+10.9
652,005,464
674,993,307
729,888,619
+
6.3
433,803,049
+11.4
775,599,221
_
Kansas
City_,___—
x
Louis—
__2
483,273,298
4
410,000,000
365,100,000
+ 12.3
842,864,000
Francisco
San
1961
$16,762,181,845 $14,257,381,422
Philadelphia
St.
5,026,879
BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago
'/v.,
2,972,910
2,217,716
2,352,180
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative sum¬
1962
1959
1,645,860
1,382,557
2.9
6,704,565
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
York
1,198,000,000
'
+ 11.8
—
New
Week Ended July 7—
New
1,224,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
for this week follows:
mary
4,956,457
Scranton
At this
1961.
1960
787,994
5,907,798
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 17.6%.
a
in
week
same
1,707,416
(a)
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
1,227,280
1,658,760
Chester
Lancaster
above those of the corresponding week last year.
Inc. or
Dec. %
1,372,150
_
Bethlehem
will
obtain weekly clearings
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadephia—
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
1961
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
1962
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 7, clearings for all
cities of the United
45
Weekn Ended June 30
COURSE
liminary figures compiled by
of the
(153)
"
769,832,907
+
Columbus
'V
*
Pittsburgh
428,156,468
413,692,727
+
641,318,620
581,715,516
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
358,717,113
Total
(7
cities)
'
Baltimore
—
Ten
cities,
five
west
days
cities,
five
days
$23,059,654,867 $20,204,803,378
5,054,092,182
$28,113,747,049
$25,053,531,738
1,023,131,596
969,745,670
$29,136,878,645
$26,023,277,408
+
'
,.
Virginia—Huntington..
65,840,800
"+11.3
16,526,415
16,587,915
7.0
508,951,730
563,122,812
1,477,791,600
+14.8
1,503,010,182
1,667,456,135
6,581,622
—15.1
481,282,485
"
•
+
,
14,794,471
i
14,142,040
'
5,589,200
Virginia—Norfolk
+14.1
4,848,728,360
'4
.
64,762,400
+18.4
12,033,863
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
0.1
\
Other
'
+10.0
14,056,276
1,695,236,766
„
3.5
*
73,700,700
' 515,156,302
+10.2
358,717,100
'V
_
:«!
16,647,927
i;' > 13,397,600
__
Youngstown )
,
.
9.5
Cleveland
81,075,900
Mansfield
V
28,501,000
South
20,845,000
236,956,880
Richmond
4.2
240,903,483
—
—
6,648,660
5,175,198
+36.7
24,249,000
23,913,000
1.6
235,692,475
258,723,440
Carolina—Charleston..
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
one
Total
all
five days
day
cities
for
week
+
9,637,057
10,077,687
4.4
9,290,257
10,202,397
412,888,046
407,924,981
+
1.2
423,885,698
338,640,047
District
.'+12.2
151,092,581
148,309,495
+
1.9
138,025,076
147,057,959
844,664,764
834,642,268
+
1.2
837,791,166
783,712,041
5.5
of
Total
issue of next week.
our
covered
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
not available
at time of
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
we
able to give final and
are
June 30.
statement, however, which
For that week there
week in 1961.
same
this center
an
was
an
New
York
the
totals
District
of
1.2%
District
by 10.1%
6,399,604
+37.2
5,989,371
+
7.1
5,904,907
7,296,974
2 54,170,819
+
7.2
270,783,314
272,637,760
299,971,060
265.930,320
+12.8
266,821,166
222,914,777
Mobile
a
gain
we
14.073,152
+17.4
660,133
264,372,724
+17.8
798,544
823,019
+
8.7
275,731,492
227,655,571
(10
1,556,400,814
1,427,792,132
+
9.0
1,435,588,511
1,336,242,693
Orleans...
cities)
Seventh
Grand
8.0%, in the Boston
of
Indiana—Fort
an
increase of
by 5.9%.
3,666,845
.
Wayne
v'
Bend
Terre
Haute
'
Iowa—Cedar
In the
furnish
we
a
SUMMARY
cities
12
169,466,465
23,441,<638
..
25,038,593
1*8,186,000
15,048,080-
7,327,425
+11.8
8,255,579
7,947,911
59,071,662
18,986,481
+11.9
56,590,327
21,429,697
63,166,724
17,707,079
t
3,516,112
1,775,150
1,352,541,846
+
+
8.6
+98.1
0.3
+40.4
—
2,007,328
2,756,868
1,319,674,617
8,382,240
1,412,148,724
7,953,039
13,321,361
15,305,237
8,284,359
18,242,691
19,814,460
16,536,100
+19.8
22,349,116
15,434,988
8,899,654
7,726,976
+15.2
6,804,642
8,230,528
1,865,034,185
1,827,243,326
+
2.1
1,830,G24,207
1,920,651,586
:
I
cities)
Total
(17
—16.1
19,860,779
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1961
Inc. or
1960
$
Dec. %
$
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
$
Boston
1st
5,692,843
171,923,485
18,025,125
108,990,000
6,846,219
11,631,360
__^
:
19G2
Week Ended June 30—
5,419,188
6.3
2.5'
169,347,717
1,348,514,397
I
Rockford
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
—16.7
+
*^15,159,704' ** AO,817,161
5,706,024
20,617,693
Decatur
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 10.5%.
+81.4
66,071,662
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
11.4%, in the Dallas
3,906,172
,21,000,205
12,155,918
5.4
8,193,964
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
3,626,894
21,512,684
+
+15.6
+ 2.9
179,964,797
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The
+14.1
18,752,066
12,583,362:
21,445,621
92,406,000
94,694,000 V
22,049,696 ">
v
South
3,213,733
19,765,509
14,547,008
22,075,767 ,-W
Indianapolis
In the
of+9.0%.
Arbor.
Rapids
Lansing
Peoria
following
15,761,864
15,516,067
Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann
Springfield
In the
7,951,022
16,527,608
Total
note that in
District of 2.2%.
Atlanta Reserve District
City Reserve District the totals record
Reserve District of 7.5%
7,938,469
777,647
287,242,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
7.3%, the bank clearings
Minneapolis Reserve District
the
412,400,000
Alabama—Birmingham
improvement of 14.8%, in the Rich¬
an
and in the
and
421,500,000
6,417,583
Des
Reserve
32,426,808
136,374,898
6.4
272,479,12 9
Macon
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals by 2,1%, the St. Louis
Kansas
31,814,936
138,779,616
+
' 8,781,545
Augusta
We group the cities according to the
register
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
Reserve
+10.8
+11.2
433,300.000
$31,932,920,580 against $29,648,376,387 in the
Reserve District of 5.9%'and in the Philadelphia Reserve
mond
34,811,772
148,084,237
461,000,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Ac¬
increase of 7.7%, the aggregate clearings for
increase of 8.0%.
District
Reserve
38,576,098
164,628,144
Nashville
present further below,
we
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
the
press.
District—Atlanta-
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
going to
Federal Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to
at
appear
the week ends
as
cities)
(6
+12.0
Sixth
Complete and exact details for the week
Columbia—Washington..
$
1,140,774,531
1,077,179,469
+
5.9
1,093,220,025
17,282,284,971
+
8.0
15,311,160,704
15,060,608,183
"
1,293,152,103
1,265,061,279
+
2.2
1,278,944,917
"
1,695,236,766
1,477,791,600
+14.8
1,503,010,182
1,667,456,135
454,600,000
415,200,000
+
9.5
419,300,000
423,000,000
234,280,204
176,887,344
3,803,653
219,090,517
152,455,583
3,379,901
+ 6.9
+16.0
+12.5
222,640,590
224,922,147
154,514,034
154,445,871
3,981,535
3,736,460
869,571,201
790,126,001
+10.1
800,436,159
806,104,478
1,396,350,046
7
!
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,079,842,325
18,663,952,867
Missouri—St. Louis
2nd
New York
9
"
3rd
Philadelphia
9
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
v
Total
.
.
cities)
(4
6
"
844,664,764
834,642,268
+
1.2
837,791,166
783,712,041
6th
Atlanta
10
"
1,556,400,814
1,427,792,132
+
9.0
1,435,588,511
1,336,242,693
7th
Chicago
^-17
"
1,865,034,185
1,827,243,326
+
2.1
1,830,624,207
1,920,651,586
5.5
7,656,754
8,248,468
8th
St. Louis
4
"
869,571,201
790,126,001
+10.1
800,436,159
806,104,478
Minneapolis
545,974,565
525,171,095
499,269,597
203,196,675
178,352,622
+ 4.0
+13.9
466,359,607
St.
170,500,152
198,695,764
9,045,970
11,705,544
—22.7
9,456,838
7,044,513
9th
Minneapolis
7
Kansas City__
11th
Dallas.:
12th
San Francisco
680,796,965
740,184,861
"
835,556,768
750,348,980
+11.4
706,493,930
748,541,049
6
"
695,859,387
647,501,512
+
7.5
596,477,317
613,395,146
10
"
1,677,615,346
1,517,795,786
+10.5
1,425,241,387
1,440,430,608
31,932,920,580
29,648,376,387
+
7.7
27,589,785,470
27,593,519,151
13,799,612,532
12,863,096,909
+
7.3
12,801,018,364
...
cities
106
York City
New
now
795,101,848
750,609,063
+
5.9
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
V
our
detailed
statement
(7
1962
1961
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %■>
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
1959
$
$
Worcester
Rhode
New
9,376,040
+
6.4
918,317,621
4.4
3,918,515
4,153,999
—19.2
2,088,116
+ 17.7
4,157,326
3,279,464
20,107,411
+ 13.3
17,256,581
17,536,058
16,707,778
+
7.6
16,089,766
15,200,238
55,192,259
+
4.2
47,139,074
64,814,003
__
—-
—-
25,578,283
46,556,800
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
__
__
New
York—Albany
46,838,300
4,172,673
3,973,623
1,140,774,531
1,077,179,469
+
6.5
24,793,015
Elmira
Joseph
a
Colorado—Colorado
Total
Springs
J>__
.___
Federal
Eleventh
Reserve
Syracuse
_
Jersey—Newark
Northern
Total
New
(9
Jersey__
cities)
5.4
1,218,918
557,428,502
13,676,489
7,329,105
10,727,742
37,001,196
•
493,872,230
11,268,366
6,007,120
1,609,317
+24.2
791,712
821,902
+11.9
+ 8.9
9,266,311
12,168,853
174,151,115
168,502,208
+11.5
8.565.433
7,704,126
1.4
31,783,634
43,212,669
+12.9
+24.4
+22.0
463,430,502
492,535,429
11,616,871
14,885,431
5.669.434
7,101,114
+11.4
706,493,930
748,541,049
tt-
750,348,980
0.6
43,127,600
43,622,500
+
5.0
3,759,707
64,280,799
+
5.9
1,093,220,025
1,079,842,325
Total
cities)
(6
43,497,288
48,697,956
4,759,000
5,602,758
12,471,701
+
7,891,730
—
8.8
7.3
2.4
5,441,780
12,173,544
10,614,078
12,628,416
647,501,512
+
7.5
596,477,317
613.395,146
228,516,129
5,366,292
210,407,764
6,272,652
224,290,780
+
263,544,164
134,504,140
22,702,659
227,124,727
127,471,836
22,867,007
+16.0
+ 5.5
— 0.7
230,322,771
220,320,775
100.012,232
24,285,013
34,618,705
16,813,249
766,653,241
771,097,823
+
4,873,000
4,252,000
Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Twelfth
+ 40.5
108,973,671
30,850,933
0.7
157,426,665
170,645,105
+
San
3,900,737
Santa
+
,8.0
14,788,767,106
14,584,143,427
53,464,425
+
3.0
53,539,801
34,559,926
30,367,125
+ 13.8
36,301,498
13,575,171
10,963,465
16,060,544
—
1,677,615,346
cities)
37,343,736
—20.8
+10.4
+12.7
15,218,536
(10
13,946,896
827,635,154
42,641,601
Barbara
Stockton
Total
6.4
914,449,889
Jose
3,896,319
3,793,063
16,785,279,478
53,068,671
Beach
Francisco
22.5
,
City
+11.3
11,044,807
San
+
3,690,840
__
Pasadena
3,962,903
—12.7
Lake
California—Long
4,120,531
1,517,795,786
110,681,179
6,868,291
21,116,823
37,554,261
35,554,531
+23.8
8,765,627
11,169,617
5.2
13,480,630
14,881,031
+10.5
1,425,241,387
1,440,430,608
27,593,519,151
13,009,375,724
33,526,807
86,010,017
85,847,896
+
0.2
67,529,152
86,912,068
100,646,511
100,520,963
+
0.1
91,138,908
93,664,116
17,282,284,971
+
8.0
15,311,160,704
15,060,608,183
18,663,952,867
524,767,201
*3.7
+
3,258,283
—
Utah—Salt
154,440,851
15,157,843
516,815,936
+
254,224,229
5,710,150
"
4.1
8.0
15,235,235
+
41,016,777
695,859,387
Falls
14,541,769
569,109,507
5,178,000
6,011,180
Galveston
Wichita
Oregon—Portland
90,288,108
15,143,922
42,538,471
Louisiana—Shreveport
55,056,923
_
—
791,021
9,247,279
180,234,026
614,814,270
-
Worth
Fort
5,047,077
Rochester
740,184,861
District—Dallas-
Dallas
18,133,308,048
New
680,796,965
*1,200,000
835,556,768
cities)
(9
Texas—Austin
3,458,636
_
Jamestown
5.9
30,992,270
District—New York-
155,577,621
—
Buffalo
+
City—
36,480,035
*
Yakima
Federal Reserve
750,609,063
11,957,339
-
1
City
Washington—Seattle
Second
16,252,849
1,869,715
4,063,331
57,505,339
_
16,263,436
1,135,100
Wichita
St.
9.2
'882,641,867
—
2,192,822
27,237,267
cities)
8,144,185
17,977,678
—
(12
5.3
—
1,771,384
Haven
Total
4,656,849
3,097,888
4,784,438
__
__
Connecticut—Hartford
New
_
_
_
Springfield
883,811,184
4,428,519
—
22,781,969
_
Bedford
9,246,681
4.3
7,440,234
+
982,373
Missouri—Kansas
/'
4,810,948
4,453,075
Lowell
„
6,851,381
16,522,955
10,351,837
196,215,988
"
•'
940,174,661
River
New
"
8,757,115
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
'•
4,602,132
_
_
Reserve District—Kansas
Kansas—Topeka
1960
"
Maine—Bangor
Federal
Nebraska—Fremont
Omaha
Weekn Ended June 30
at—
3,708,797
4.6
795,101,848
cities)
3,233,436
+22.3
3,501,647
6,465,787
18,034,767
—
Lincoln
$
Portland
—
—
4,282,338
Hastings
.
Clearings
8,889,413
6,170,979
Helena
Total
showing the figures for each city for the
—
Montana—Billings
June 30 for four years:
week ended
..
add
8,396,554
Paul
Tenth
We
District—Minneapolis-
13,009,375,724
___
._
Total...
Outside
"
9
_
10th
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
Grand
Outside
total
New
(106
cities)
York City
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
31,932,920,580
29,648,376,387
+
7.7
27,589,785,470
13,799,612,532
12,863,096,909
+
7.3
12,801,018,364
operations
discontinued.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(154)
the world.
of
countries
'
(In millions of dollars)
JUNE
1962
29,
1962,
5,
JULY
TO
'
ASSETS—
in New York (Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Argentina,
peso
/
—
.00800017
2.237593
——i-
.926093
V
j:
"
.204050
.1;
INDEPENDENCE
+
140
—
+
87
-V.
Held
2.807700
+V
2.807700
3,893
Total
.210277
DAY
.00161100
.00161100
367
793
2,631
+
.00276366
.00276350
.326993
under
bought
outright—
30,194
agreement-
repurchase
+
'+140
8
—1
2,811
4-
959
+
606
+
+'
i
>.
140
.00161100
.00276366
.326927
,
.326993
.326427
Total
Total
.0800560
U.
loans
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278303
.278300
.278306
.278309
Cash
2.780594
2.780376
2.779900
2.779900
Bank
.140066
.140090
.140075
.0350000
.0350000
.0166506
S':
items
Gov't,
S.
in
securities—
30,334
securities
and
+
(987)
5,041
691
+
903
5
—
22
+ -
3,032
+
1
—
714
+2,951
35
—
106
assets
951
+
30,511
collection
of
process
premises
Other
.140075
■
441
+
.0350000
.0350000
.0166506
.0166506
.194412
.194400
.231709
.231725
assets
.194391
.231706
Total
.0166506
.194412
.231716
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom,
pound sterling
672
+
•_
.250850
.210277
;
2.808180
,
.204050
.250584
.250550
.210252
CLOSED
————
krone
+
5,718
Bonds
.00276266
Portugal,
escudo
Spain, peseta
18
*
vl:
■
Notes
.204050
3
32
+
17,277
.00310633
+
52
2
+
32
,^'1.
outright—
.00310633
00310633
!
V 16
+
'
Bills
,-:V. ••:'ti
'
+
;.
-
3,306
Bought
Certificates
2.808400
guilder
pound
•
securities:
.210412
.250562
dollar
';
repurqjiase agreement
.144887
.204050
franc
new
Zealand,
Norway,
J--".,'.,
under
Government
.145075
-—
peso
Netherlands,
New
.-X
S.
—1,097
17
280
32
.145056
,210272
malayan
.925104
U.
'3
355
113
•
.210412
.00310700
yen—
?
Mexico,
'
'
+
.924062
Held
.0201000
_l,226
2+129
+
16,155
(303)
:
Acceptances:
Bought outright
.0387000
1961
5
_
1,170
——
advances
and
.210362
.00161070
Malaysia,
.0387000/
notes—
gold certificate reserves
-—«
Discounts
.0200950
.0387000
.0200950
R.
July 5,
27,
1962
~
14,985
for F.
.145100
India, rupee
Ireland, poundJapan,
"
Cash
2.237211
2.237211
.0387000
v
July 4
-
,
.
fund
.210400
deutsche mark
Germany,
.00833343
.924505
'
——
(Metropolitan),
.00742556
1
1962
'
^
account
certificate
Total
$
;;
.0200950
4-
Belgium, franc—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee.
—
Denmark, krone__^.i_*—
Finland, markka
France
$
2.237768
;;
..
$
.00775286
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
July 3
July 5
July 2
$
j
Redemption
Thursday
Wednesday
June 29
June
July 4,
INCLUSIVE
for Cable Transfers
Noon Buying Rate
Monetary Unit
and
"
*
-v
Increase ( + ) or
Gold
Country
**•*.*"
'
Decrease (—) Since
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of .1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
We give below a record for the week just passed.
to the requirements of
to the Secretary of
certifies daily
.
Consolidated Statement of Condition
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
.
,
(1,290)
52,882
+
657
;+
393
+
1,184
+
698
+
1,365
88
+3,290
LIABILITIES—
1.398953
1.398844
1 398605
1.398605
Federal
2.808400
2.808180
2.807700
2.807700
Deposits:
Reserve
U.
S.
notes
(303)
j
Member
bank
"
-
►
""
-
23,929
*
'
•
reserves
.
17,889
Treasurer—general
account
490
viduals,
will
Below
found
be
corporations
and
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
including
domestic commercial banks increased $173
Lerner
Corp. .4 ¥2%
Stores
Jersey ^Natural^Gns
Pittsburgh
5%
Railways
first
Poli-New
mtge.
:
bonds
f.
s.
England
income
Gen.
Theatres,
5%
cumul.
6%
stock
pfd.
due
1,
Jan.
Cincinnati
Enquirer,
5%
debs,
1st
&
Feb.
1.
Commercial
National
Tea
U.
Other
Public
1st
Service
5%
1st
Co.
Pacific
Eastern
5Va%
1st
5%
1st
Union
Gas
53/4%
H,
Dec.
Gas
2822
Aug
1977
1
9
Oct
1
Aug
—T'.
1,
Feb.
1990
1,
of
Jan.
1
1
53
and
1980
1
ISSUE
Boston
1st
Foods
Corp.
Buttes
&
Gas
Eddy
Paper
Oil
Co.
Olin Oil & Gas
4%
cumul.
cumul.
series
Co.
9,700
for
pfd.
514%
cumul.
5%
cumul.
G
conv.
stock
preferred
"A"
class
Corp.—
preferred series
conv.
A
shares—
—
192
•%2&8i
+
domestic
securities
—
5
1
1
—
—
1,333
in
this
-2929
Balances
with
6
—
12
in
3,549
—
121
+
commercial
42
+
797
+
8
+
3 70
+
41
+
1,372
88
+
1,454
7%
1,539
+
173
+•
—
108
—
187
2,215
+
5
1_
—_
6,749
+
55
U.
F.
R.
Banks
+
442
Marsh
+
74
parentheses
condition
statement
of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended
June 27:
Decreases
of
$123 million
in loans ad¬
H,
;
banks—'
net
Industries
$556 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
commercial banks; and increases of $165 million in hold¬
Supermarkets.
+
263
276
165
+
3,527
170
from
841
+
151
3%%
2,805
—
61
—
367
$3.40
+
300
ings of "other" securities, $1,108 million in U. S. Gov¬
ernment demand deposits, and $211 million in the total
of time and savings deposits.
74
+
525
—
"
+12,240
61,472
—
754
—
91,391
—
759
+
3,136
64,022
—1,435
+
272
subdivisions
141
4,829
+
6,594
+1,108
&
.
684
103
—
2,760
+
Commercial
$26
million;
and
industrial
during
the
loans
increased
personal
as
financing
compared with
similar
week
in
$192
million.
institutions
a
decrease
1961.
of
week a year ago,
Loans to brokers and
carrying
decreased
net
of
Real
U.
S.
Loans
to
sales
decreased
$121 million,
$28 million during the
estate
loans
notes and U. S.
New
SSF°
Government bonds increased $74 million.
deposits adjusted decreased $330 million in
York
$64 million
c.*'
in
District, $232 million
in
the
San
Fran-
million in the Richmond District,
the Kansas City District.
v
etc
Mayer
(Oscar)
McCabe
12
+
;;
:
-
deposits
Savings deposits
and
Savings deposits
7-20
6-29
'
: Trust
Meyer (Fred),
.9-
1
9-
1
8-15
10-31
10-10
85c
Extruders
1
7-20
1
7-14
8-
1
7-10
25c
pfd.
pfd.
Mfg.
Co.
8-
1
6-15
20c
7-25
7-10
$1.38
(quar.)
Michigan Central RR.
15c-
6c
(s-a)
,
,
+"
41
+
+
7,365
+
154
10-16
/ 6-25
1
7-12
7-1Q
7-
7-30
+7-20
2
•"
8-
$1.10
Co._'
Tube
6%
Middlesex
County
preferred
National
(Everett, Mass.)
32,514
1
8.
$20
1
.7-16
+; 3,887
—_
8,536
+
61
+
2,434
—
3,402
+
1
+
603
+
50
Midwestern
Stock
Co.
United
dividend
30c
(accum.)
(quar.)__
20c
€-10
9-12
8-17
8
$1
7-10
—7J/2C
7-11
6-21
*
(quar;)"
Insurance
i
8-
8-24
7-12
:—
(CincinnatiT
Life
..
"
Bank
(s-a)_
Midland-Guardian
8-20
25c
—
79
211
Seamless
11
+
6-15
7-16
-7-10
•
32V2C
.
7-16
1
1
11-
125c
125c
.-
Michigan Gas & Electric.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
8-
7-16
8-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
€-15
8-
Inc., class A. (quar,)—-
(George J.)
1
8-
(quar.)__
(Del.)
$1
8-15
.
25c
Inc.
5.20%
Inc.
9-
-
•8-15
t35c
12V2C
,u
Lines,
Light & Power,
$1 preferred (quar.)_
1
933Ac
933Ac'
-
(quar.)
Mexican
10-
1
(quar.)u
Merrimack-Essex Electric,
10-31
9-
—
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
7-16
6-29
;
55c
933Ac
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Motor
Fast
>7-30
5%
dividend)
(stock
:
1
•.
10c
•_
Ltd.
Co.,
8-
$1.11
.—
(quarterly
income)-;
(quar.)
Mfg.
Michigan
34
47,077
——
deposits—-—
8-15
-1- 47V2C
Mickelberry's Food Products
total JI
—
8-31
.
—
1,061
7-20
6-20
8-6
(quar.)
& Co.
Grain
Michigan Sugar,
banks
savings
253
—
+
655
(Fort
"
—
and
Domestic
political
subdivisions
197
-
Commercial
institutions,
etc.-
banks
Borrowings:
From
F.
From
Other
2,118
—
8
+
329
2
+
38
of
+
271
102
+
604
+
13
+
112
113,274
ACCOUNTS—
loans
119
+
5,356
valuation
—
1,825
+
27
+
752
291
.
——
liabilities
of
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
commercial
§ Includes
II Includes
shown
*
certified
time
banks,
and
loan
20
less, cash
officers'
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
items .in
checks
not
process
shown
deposits of U. S. Government and
separately.
June
figures
15c
6-21
10c
15c
7-30
7-18
7-16
7-
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3% convertible preferred (quar.)_
75c
7-15
6-25
&
25c
8-
7-
Mississippi
Glass,
25c
9-11
Mfg.
Class
A
dividend)_—-_
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
(stock
common
—_
—
^
(quar.
(quar.)-
•
—.—
deduc¬
of
Ontario
Paper
—
12V2C'
Molybdenum Corp. of America
Monarch
Stock
(stock div.)__
Fine Foods- (semi-annual+_—
5
1%
-
12%e
1
7-14
6-28
:
8-10
•9-
6
8-30
1
7-16
8-15
20c
(quar.)__
8-
3%
Marking System
dividend
8-15
8-15
8-1
7-27
7-
1
gross.
Montana
and
collection.
separately.
postal savings
$6
Power
Co.
preferred
preferred
$4.20
(quar.)
..28c
_1______'
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)__
not
6
$1.50
(quar.)—_1
8-
1
7-12
$1.05
8-
1
7-12
25c
7-16
.
6-
6
'
Moore
Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
7%
revised.
(quar.)
common—
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Monarch
t Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government
domestic
>6-30
7-10
Fa-ctors
«
•
Banks
others
t Exclusive
9-29
7-10
Mill
Miller
-
+
"
123
;
:
R,
CAPITAL
tion
'
•
official
10-16
2%
■
Military Corporation
interbank
Foreign:
Govts.,
5%
Minnesota
States
and
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased
$187 million, Treasury certificates
increased $5 million, and the combined
total of Treasury
Demand
institutions,
14
Individuals, partnerships & corporations!
Government
increased
$41 million. "Other" loans increased $88 million.
the
official
556
—
—.'
484
comparable
these loans increased $67 million.
dealers for purchasing or
securities
a
10,672
—
6-20
6-22
35c
(quar.)
preferred
7-16
7-16
10c
——
(1947 series)
preferred
Holderi
7-19
——X
(quar.)__
Hegeler Zinc
$3.75 preferred
When
—
Investors
Miami
—_
'
Other time
con-
(increased^quar.)
Merchants
Foreign:
and
the
12 tec
Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.).
+ *
total§
—
political
Commercial
in
122'/2c
tl7'/2C
Department
82
adjustedt
savings
Govts.,
73
—
Payable of Rec,
Share
.
-
,
Inc.
investment
net
Matthessen
May
+
interbank:
Mutual
made
Per
:
,
.
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
Commercial
Time
eliminations
(initial quar.)
-
Massachusetts
—
159,214
partnerships & corporations
and
20
.
1 i.. :
—
.
Telegraph & Telephone, Ltd.—
(quar.)
526
+
—
4,723
—
..
Maryland Casualty Co.
+
13,068
—
of Company
171
—!
40
14,486*
Government
Domestic
justed, $108 million in holdings of U.' S. Government
securities, $754 million in demand deposits adjusted,
•
-
—4.5%
DIVIDENDS
Meyer
The
the
are
•
Marshall Field & Co.
1,620
domestic
deposits
S.
'"-.I
preferred B (quar.)
Marlene
21
* +
4,7721*—
.
coin—
Demand deposits
States
orii
Massachusetts Electric Co.,'4.44% pfd. (quar.)
14,685
—
—
Name
Maritime
302
■
LIABILITIES—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
.7%
—
'
Common
+
3,997
banks—^
securities—total—
—
—
Individual,
2
+3,290
217
+
32,418
•
assets/liabilities
Demand
71
liabilities
82
'
V
10
-
5
assets
33
+-■■■
52,882 >.;+<. 657; ~
33.5%
prooess.:
14,268
years—
and
18
'+
'
-1 • •*
Figures
soliciting
+
+
104
—
•
749
etc.
years
5
with
issue.
(1,290)
-
McCall Corp.
•Announced
>
J
-
$1.
888
Continued from page 11
banks
year
Currency
Total
■
;
-
125
+
92
.
_L
Other securities
Other
16
£,184
to
reserves
note
R.
+
217
—•,,/ 3
597
.
loans
Reserves
-
'
17,872
estate
2929
July 13
F.
accounts
638
+
458
+
•
certificate
and
.
-"
1
-July 20
stock-
ents
1,585
+
..n&
2700
-Aug.
1989—
"h 4i
financial institutions:
foreign
.July 16
.July 15
stock
due
26
+
—r<
.
~
—w
accounts
gold
2,490
After
Page
387
+
pur¬
securities
to
to
.
Lli
—
5,731
1,936
Government
Within
CALLED
Date
3%%
bonds
+10,002
107
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Edison Co.—
mortgage
18
—
purchasing or carrying:
Government
S.
2933
July 15
Company and Issue—
Beatrice
for
to
..
1975
ENTIRE
—
51,432
1 ;
ril.
in
liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond¬
+
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Aug
bonds, series due 1979
Ltd,—
15,
of
(1,290)
Contingent
+
33,354
securities
Sales finance, personal finance,
1
y>
dealers
and
ACCOUNTS—
combined
66
loans-
Treasury bills
due
3,462
.62
_
liabilities & capital
deposit
123
securities
U.
series
bonds
(987)
items—
carrying:
or
Loans
Corp.—
Ratio
1961
—
1,383
brokers
loans
Loans
Line Corp.—
line
Canada,
due
198'3—Aug
1,
19G2
—
1
Aug
Oct.
due
1976
pipe line
mtge.
industrial
Government
S.
Real
due
5%
series H,
Pipe
pipe
mtge.
Co.
1,
June 28,
June 20,
122,806
adjustedt
Other loans
514%,
due
debs,
Aug.
cash
liabilities
capital
Total
+
Other
Transmission
debs,
Transcontinental
5Va%
due
Other
124,345
loans
Loans to nonbank
1
Co.—
bonds,
mtge.
Texas
debs,
5.80%
pfd, stock
of Oklahoma—
bonds,-series
mtge.
Southern
due
Gas Co.—
and
S.
U.
Aug
Co.
pfd.
to
Loans
2928
July 15
1967—Aug
1
1974
Northern Natural
5%%
series
and
Agricultural
Other
5%
+ '
-
Lehigh Valley
Coal Co.—
refinding mtge. gold bonds,
372
CAPITAL
75,902
investments
chasing
1,
Aug.
1,597
"
Page
1980
Investments
adjusted!
Other
due
+
Capital paid
Surplus
(In millions of dollars)
and
and
Loans
Ltd.—
Co.,
series B due July 15,
Inc.
Loans
•
July 27
Date
Aluminum
Total loans
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
first mtge. bonds
June 27,
.i
1983——J
15,
635
Total
Decrease (—) Since
•
—July 11
1970—
Inc.—
Company and Issue—
5%%
2822
*
July 24
• ■
bonds due Nov.
Canadian British
Page
preferred stock—July 17
cumulative
Co.
Co.—
+
deposits—
availability
Deferred
million.
1962
Date
Company and Issue—
New
60
18,979
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—
TENDER
OF
+
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $119 million but bor¬
rowings from others increased $102 million. Loans to
given in the Chronicle.
were
NOTICE
31
61
—
t
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
+
+
—
million.
corporate bonds, notes,
of
list
a
partnerships,
36
294
Total
indi¬
increased $61
increased $154 million and "other" time deposits of
Fund Notices
141
306
Other
Redemption Calls and Sinking
+
Foreign
preference A
7%
preference B
(quar.)
—
t25c
10-
1
8-31
+$1.75
(quar.)„______
(quar.)
10-
1
8-31
t$1.75
10-
1
8-31
Volume
196
Number 6175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of
Company
Share
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Morse Electro Products
Morton
Poods,
Mothers
Motor
Parts
Motorola,
Mt.
Corp.
Inc.
7-13
6-15
5c
Pennsalt
(quar.)
6-28
Pennsylvania
Glass
Sand
6-27
Pennsylvania
Power
7-16
6-20
4.64%
7-13
7-
4.25%
Co., 4.24%
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
2
Murphy
25c
6-29
Penobscot
7-27
7-17
Peoples
10c
(quar.)
7-13
6c
7-31
7-10
Peoria
Corp.,
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)_____
A
Light
& Bureau
Permanente
1
7-13
Class
6-30
Petroleum
6-30
Philadelphia
37'/2c
8-15
7-16
B
Fabric
Co.
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Nation-wide
Estate
•■V
Real
(Mass.) Monthly
Monthly
Mbnthly
National
__
__i__
Li*
,
7-13
5c
9-
8-15
Russ
37'/2c
7-13
6-14
Russell
(s-a)—!
$2.50
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
(quar.)
Heather, class A (quar.)__
7-
7-31
7-13
pfd.
4.68%
com.—
7-13
5%
Corp.
(quar.)
__L
\
(Auburn, N. Y.) (quar.)___'_i
Bank
Quarterly
National
:
Bank
stock
Westchester
of
dividend
of
2%
:.
Y.)
to-
holders approval on July 5)_L;
National Biscuit Co.r new common
Common
(a
'
Cash
National
Chemical
National
Commercial
Register
&
$1.17
(quar.)_,
8-
1
7-10
.,8-1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
9-
4
8-20
Mfg.
&
National
Lead
National
Life
Co., 6%
Quarterly
!
-
Dividend
'
8-
-
5%%
preferred (quar.)_____:
England Gas & Electric Assn.
Ball
Bearings
Natural Gas Co. (quar.)_
New York Times, class A (quar.)_j.
Class B (quar.)
5%%
prior preferred
Wire
1
Acceptance
7-20
6-29
Portland
8-
7-10
6-29
25c
7-16
7-
2
9-19
9-
5
American
Refractories
North
American
of
(quar.)
Northern
Central Ry.
Northern Illinois Gas
preferred
;
Northern
1st
$3.60
preferred
1
y,'.
;..
6-15
7-16
6-15
7-16
6-29
(quar.),__—
1
;•*-
$1.25
Co.1 mass
A
$1.22
7-14
6-22
37%c
8-15
8-
40c
10-
1
V.
■
Service
Oklahoma
&
Class
Olin
B
Chemucai
Sportswear
Oats
6%
Co.,
Central
New
York
.
7-14
7-14
$4%c
..
8'
'
R.
1,"
1
Corp.
(quar.)
Oxford
1
7-10
*
7-31
7-16
l
6%
1st
Realty
7-10
6-29
9-
1
8-10
Reed
9-
1-
8-10
32c
.
■
7-30
■
(C.
Class
6-29
5
Pacific
Coast
G"s
7-20
6-29
7-27
7-13
Renold
7-27
7-13
9-
8-10
33c
u.uai.y
'
7
55c
i 7-14
7-
Electric
Chains
Class
6
$$1.75
8-15
7-20
6-15
$15c
12-
10c
:
3
11-
A
7-13
preferred
$4.75
.
,
7-
8-
$4.75
dividend)
Pacific
Power
&
5%
5%
serial
Light,
preferred
7-25"
(quar.)— '
6-29
6.16%
preferred
preferred
5.64%
$1.10
&
Alg.om
Roadway
Express,
7-16
6-20
Robinson
Cotton
Rochester
(quar.)-
7-16
6-20
7-16
6-20
7-16
6-20
7-16
6-20
.
24c
"
7-10
$1.25
7-10
$1.25
7-10
4%
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
$1.54
7-10
6-25
Rockower
$1.41
(quar.)
7-10
6-25
Rohr Corp.
preferred
(qliar.)
$1.75
7-10
6-25
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
7-10
6-25
$1.35
7-10
6-25
Park
Corp.
.
Chemical
(C.
Peninsular
Penmans,
Pen-n
Metal
Ltd.,
preferred
Fuel
Penhey
Co.
Co.
J.)
(J.
(quar.)
Products
Inc.,
Rolland
Bros.
Class
7-2
.
8-10
7-27
Rollins
Rolls
B
Royce, Ltd.
$1.50
pfd,
(quar.)_„__
7-16
Roper Industries Inc.
7-3
Rorer
(quar.)__
37y2c
30c
1
Corp.
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
10c
8-15
7-18
45c
7-31
7-17
15c
75c
1
1
9-14
8-15
-7-5
6-22
7- 2
6-12
10-
7-20
7-16
7-12
7-21
Rosenau
Rowe Furniture
Bros,
$$1.19
59%c
$1.12%
27V2c
93%c
7-31
7-16
5
8-
1
7-20
8-10
7-25
11-10
10-25
7-13
6-30
25c
7-13
6-30
25c
7-13
6-30
40c
7-10
quar¬
-
7-20
6-29
7t!^?,-<o6-29
>-.i
investment
7-26
6-29
?-31
6-2®
12%c
7-27
7-12
5C
•"
7-i6
6-29
7-16
6-29
8-1
6-29
8-1
6-29
.,7.
>
2
.__
(quar.)
15c
_________
M.)
"
•
$35c
Co.
22c
1
7-18
9-
1
8-15
7-27
$31V*c
Common
8-
&
2
11-
1
10-
1
7-20
6-29
25c
7-12
6-29
3iy4c
9-28
9-
3
l„__38%c
*■—'
*7
9-28
9-
3
8-
7-14
(quar.)
Gas
COv
7-7
Gas,
pfd.
.
2%
$1.12%
(quar.),
;
7-16
7-
5
6-22
7-15
7-
5
24c
7-31
7-
5
28c
'
7- 9
30c
(quar.)__
com.
1
20c
common
7-31
7-
5
5
28%c
pfd.
(quar.)
7-31
7-
37%c
7-14
6-30
37%c
6%
'7-14
6-30
'7,
$62 %c
Chemical
6-20
11- 1
10-20
Co.
7-16
6-30
8-
7-13
(Tenn.)—
(quar.)
Gas
&
7-20
Co.—
(s-a)
Casualty
7-16
2c
(quar.)
8-15
$$1.50
$2.38
preferred
&
preferred
Electric—
(quar.)
$1.20
Southern New England Telephone
Southern
7-10
7-
10c
(quar.)___
preferred
Fire
1
fsoc
(quar.)
Southern Fertilizer
Common
7-10
1
(initial)
(quar.)
Southern Indiana
6-22
1
8-
;
(quar.)
participating
4.75%
6-27
7-16
8-
f53c
$7%c
Southern Canada Power Co. Ltd.—
'
7-10
J50c
Gas,
Edison,
A
8-
61c
(quar.)
California
1
Mills, Ltd.—
Michigan
California
8-
ti5C '
Corp., class A
6%: preferred
5%
5
8-1
7-13
2%
preferred
preferred
Southern
6%
7-
60c
15c
(quar.)
1
55c
7-16
6-20
25c
9-14
8-15
Railway Co.
preferred
Southern State
Stock
(quar.)
Cooperative,
Inc.
(Va.)
—
dividend
Life
25%
Insurance
(Dallas)
8-1
7-1
Southland
8-
1
7-11
25c
7-13
•
7-13
6-25
7-
6
Southwestern Electric Service
8-
(quar.)-
1
7-11
8- 1
7-20
8- 1
8-15
7-20
8-
1
4.40%
Paper
Mills,
preferred
Southwestern
3.70%
;
(qoar.>______7—
Public
preferred
3.90%
common
$1
$1.10
12-10
8-
11-30
1
7-20
8- 1
7-20
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
,
92%c
97 %c
(quar.)
8-
7-20
10c
$50c
12-17
11-26
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
$l.033/4
8-
1
7-20
10c
.
9-5
8-1
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
8-
1
7-20
8- 1
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
8*
1
7-20
8-
1
7-13
7-13
4.40%
10c
4.60%
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
2
7-12
4.75%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
$1.18%
8-
1
7-20
$1.405/b
8-
1
7-20
22V2c
5.625%
25c
7-16
7- 5
23%c
—
7-25
7- 6
5%
preferred
4.40%
4.36%
.
$1
$1.02%
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
$1.23%
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10
$1.60
10c
8-15
8-
7-31
6-29
1
$6Vic
9-
1
8-15
$5c
9-
1
8-15
$$1.06%
5%
Products, common
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Electric
Standard
Class
B
Corp.,
:
7-20
7-16
6-29
9-
1
8-20
8-
1
7-14
11-1
10-15
20c
7-10
6-22
6-22
17 %c
class
A
(quar.)__
20c
7-10
(quaf.)______
2%c
7-10
6-29
—.—
93%c
7-16
6-29
10c
7-20
10c
7-20
7-10
7-10
6-20
a.
Standard
Instrument,
8c
7-25
6-25
Standard
Oil
7-25
6-25
3%%
7-19
5-25
7-27
7-13
7-23
class
A
Ohio
of
Co.
preferred
Standard
6-29
7-16
40c
;
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Products
Extra
Co.
7_L_
-
Ltd.
(quar.)„
$20c
7-10
6-29
7-25
7-31
7-10
7-16
6-22
20c
7-11
6-21
Inc.
Shares,
(s-a)
45c
7-27
6-28
51 ^c
7-25
7-13
$30c
7-15
6-30
$20c
7-15
6-30
7-10
10c
11c
(quar.)
1
17'/2c
Holding
9-
20c
(initial)
7-20
8-
Co.—
9-15
20c
(increased)
1
15c
(initial-quar.)
common
Standard Radio.
(increased)
7-20
8-
15c
Quarterly
15c
:
(quar.):
Dredging Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-1
27%c
31 V4c
Sta-Rite
8c
com.
27 %c
par)
Standard
$1.37%
(quar.)_j^—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
($25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.183A
i—
J
Inc.
Corp.
6-21
10c
America
Standard-Thomson
7-6
6-30
7-10
7-
25c
income
Natural
dividend
Standard
1
7-16
7%c
semi-annually
(J.
Southland
—
Corp.—
(William H.),
7-18
7-16
10c
(quar.)
Roper (George D.)
8-1
8-
6-29
—
(final)
8-
Ronson
(from
(quar.)_
.Southern
7-20
8-
15c
—
8-15
$$1.50
j.
4
1
7-10
—.—_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-18
9-
8-
8-15
____;
1
?45c
(quar.)
6
7-13
1
25c
for
are
(Boston)—
preferred
4.80%
(quar.)
7-
7-13
1
8-
(Winston-Salem,
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
Southdown, Inc. (quar.)_
9-14
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
7-23
1
Trust
Paper
(quar.)
New
7-31
1
8-
60c
South
9-14
1
25c.
8-
8-
3%
—
(Howard)
Southern
(s-a)_
25c
8-20
5c
Shares
preferred
4.56%
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1
Ltd., $2.12 pfd. (quar.)_____
Industries, Ltd., common
preference A (quar.)
4.48%
10-
27y2c
Broadcasting, Inc.,
Class
10-
2
25c
(quar.)
7-20
9-
85c
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 pfd.
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
7-13
11c
—
2
1
6c
Smucker
6-14
10-
5c
(quar.)
15c
(accum.)
8-24
7-11
25c
B
4y4%
7-
8-
1c
Stock
$15c
$27c
H &
Paper Co.,
6-20
7-12
12y2c
payments
South Georgia
——
(quar.)
25c
pfd.
common
Co.
6-29
7-30
7V2c
(quar.)
Co., 5%
7-13
75c
(quar.)
Gas;
C.)
$1.50
87 %c
(quar.)
-
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Parke Davis &
Patterson
$6
:
preferred
Pallas
5.50%
7-10
7-10
$1.25
ioc
Co.
$2
9-21
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)
$1.13
6-29
35c
—
Smith's Transfer
6-22
1
(initial quar.)
I
8-15
1
$2
6-22
$$1.50
——_
Electric—
&
preferred
4.95%
6-25
6-25
30c
(quar.)__
Inc.
preferred
4%%
6-25
7%
6%
7-20
(quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
4.10%
6-25
"
above
investment
6V4%
7-16
/
7-
Mills
Button
New common
-
:
7-20
-
Rice Mills
Rochester Gas
1
7-18
10c
'
6-15
—-
River. Brand
9-
(N.) Co.,
Smith
1
7-25
(quar.)
Winston (quar.)
—;•
Mines. Ltd., commonFund (quarterly from income)—
7-18
$1.18%
(quar.)
■
8-
7-30
55c
$1.50
preferred
6-29
$1.18%
5.40% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telepnone & Telegraph
1
7-23
.(quar.)_
8-15
$1.12V2
(quar.)
preferred
9-
24c
A
6-22
15c
(quar.)
Trust
&
the
Increased
7-20
—
common
7-13
(quar.)—
American
From
Slater
7-20
v
-
Metals,
Rio
*
4.52%
8-15
8-15
(quar.)—
7-16
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred
40c
25c
—.—
30c
Slater Steel
quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada—
1st preferred (quar.)__,
Rinehart
7-5
2«c
common
Y.)
(N.
Engineering
(Canada), Ltd.—
3%%
6
.7-16
2J/2%
>
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
8-10
8-10
(quar.)__
4%% preferred
4V2%
2nd : preferred
(quar.)
Rich's Inc.,
common
(quar.)
7-20
1
25c
*
(quar.)
preferred
1
$40c
&
Reynolds
6-27
7-27
40c
"
$4.50
9-
9-1
•
—^
6-20
6-30
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Sierra Pacific Power Co., common
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (Quebec)—
8-10
_____
.:
7-20
7-10
7-15
11
Sheraton Corp. of
Stock
dividend
1
1
10c
Inc.
4%%
1
30c
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
11-
$.5646
Reynolds
7-16
tlOc
(stock
11- 2
9-
(quar.)
Revlon,
-
iquar.)_.
F'cctric
8-15
7-10
40c
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Revere Racing Assn.
of
(increased)
Properties
4
$1.'()6%
i
(initial)
Common
25c
(quar.)__
Pacific
9-
1
$1.16
(increased
8-10
18%c
37y2c
Extra
Hampshire—
A
7-20
25c
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
Sheep Creek Mines (s-a)
6-15
8-
B
Reliance
$1.06
Co.,
A.)
Rittenhouse
Pacific
,
2
20c
—____.
(quar.)—
Reid Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
7-10
7-13
v
20c
.25c
Co.
7-
9%
(quar.)
preferred
30c
—
Fibereas
Paper
6-22
31 %c
of America, common
preferred
(quar.)
Equities Corp.
Pump Co
Redwing Carriers
25c
Company
Owens-Corning
6-29
7-10
(quar.)
25c
L_
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-31
;___.
class
Corp.,
Corp.
8-10
10c
Shareholders
(Texas) —
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
7-10
8-
E.
&
$3.50
7-10
81
T.
Radio
6-30
25c
(quar.)__
common
quarterly
Southeastern
6-29
7-16
25c
(marl
Rubber
Otis Elevator
6-22
6-29
preferred
(quar.)
Opemiska Copper Mines. t,td.
Oshawa Wholesale Ltd., class A
O'Sullivan
7-14
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
6-22
income)
„
common
Co.
7%
Outlet
$2
(quar.),..,.—___
(quar.)_—_______
preferred
7-16
(quar.)
Class B
Selected
Insur¬
(quar.)—
Co.
"
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—
7-6
7-27
Power
(s-a)
Co.
7-2
8- 1
8-1
7-27
Mining
y
National Bank & Trust
8- 1
8-1
50c
7-27
Quebec
(quar.),_
A
$50c
8-15
Quincy
(quar.)
Mathieson
Oneida
class
7-16
6-22
8-15
Puritan
2
20c
*
Harbor (N. Y.) into
Security Nat'l Bank.
Security Storage (Wash, D. C.) (quar.)
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
See's Candy Shops, common
7-16
8-15
7-10
8-15
33c
Corp.,
8-15
15c
84c
6-29
preferred
(quar.)___,_
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
National
15c
2%
28c
Quaker
8-25
6-29
7-
ending Dec. 31, 1961 and March 31,
1962.
Dividends were delayed pending
8-17
$1.12 %
Co.
2
7-15
ters
9-15
8-31
of
Two
6-30
(quar.)
6-29
4%
Old
1
7-25
10-
(quar.)
Oil
6
7-
$1.09
(quar.)
7-
7-15
,
the consolidation of Peconic Eank of
Sag
(s-a)
(increased)
6-29
26c
common
6-20
•
7-20
10c
Electric,
6-20
7-16
preferred
7-14
(s-a)
Gas
7-16
preferred
Reda
preferred
'>
$75c
(quar.$1.22%
7-14
Oilgear
40c
V
17y2c
New
~30c
Security National Bank (Long Island) (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Colorado—
of
7-14
(quar.)
L-LL--
Company ——L!
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
7-12
(quar.)
Co.
$1.02%!
_
the class A & class B
Wire
7-12
8-
.____
■.
common..,.
Quarterly
3.35%
Pure
9-29
9-14
/,
32c
8- 1
8-1
25c
—
25c
5c
Co.
Corp.
8ecurity Life
Quarterly
12V2c
(quar.)_
6-18
7-16
/_
Way Food Town
(Mo.)
Puget Sound Power & Light, common
4.84%
preferred (initial)
7-10
6-30
10-25
6-29
1
Pak
Increased
5
4.50%
9-14
7-31
7-14
*
Lne
s
6-29
7-10
4
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)—
7-13
7-
dividend)
(initial)
preferred
preferred
Common
Z
1
7-25
of
common
Public
7-13
7-31
7-15
T
Co.
4.90% ' preferred
6-22
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Service
4% %
6-22
'
$1.37%
common
20c
&
4
:
new
preferred
New
6-22
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
(stock
Savings Insurance
Stock
6-22
7-14
7-14
:
$4.11
on
Progress,Mfg.,
6-22
1
$50c
;
preferred (quar.)__—
$4.16 preferred
(pimr.
Northern Telephone,* Ltd., common
9-24
V
J.)
6-29
7-16
(stock dividend)
Seaboard Finance Corp.
(quar.)
;_
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.).
10c
Men
Industries
:,v $1.02
____
.
Sea
$56J/4C
(N.
pfd.
business
(Colo.)
$1.02%
"~$i;04-
(quar.)
4
(quar.).
Trust
&
:___90c
(quar.)_________
Northwest-Engineering
Progress
Public
Ltd.
Co.,
Gamble, 8%
Co.
Public
1
&
Bank
&
ance
-
preferred
Steel
6-29
i
9-
30c
Professional" &
7- 6
/150c
$68%c
quar;)L^,____—
9-24
Inc.
(quar.)
Realty,
class
A
Bros.
Princeton
6-29
7-14
(quar.)_____
preferred
Extra payments
7-30
55c
Power—
preferred
Price
6-29
>
Sea
.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
2
Inc.
(stock dividend)-
Procter
12K15 *"*'12->1
7-20
(quar.)_—
$4.10
Northwestern
9-1
$1.12
*
4
90c
B<
'4.64%
__
(Increased
B
10-11
8-
*
9-
Hall,
Class
7-12
1
8-
r,
$4.08
Class
1
9-15
$1.06%
i $1.05
(N.
Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
Quebec Power, common
Common
8-
11-
$2
*
9-24
$1.17%
Co.
__!___
Co.
Paper Co.—
Scrivner-Stevens
20V2c
Components
6-29
22c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-30
$1.06%
;
6-29
7-16
7-16
10c
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-16
Monthly
Scott
6-29
28c
$3.40
1
Preway,
'
:
Quarterly
5%%
9
lfic
$1.25
;
$4
2
(quar.)
Automotive
Presidential
7-19
30c
__
Y.) (quar.)
Telephone, com. (quar.)
Northern States
7-13
8-
$1.37,/2
_
;
(quar.)
Insurance
1
Precision
1
preferred (quar.),
% %" preferred (quar.)
4.88% preferred (quar.)—.
Northern
8-
8-10
J
4
Northern
Prentice
7-16
.
4.22%
Northern Ohio
6-30
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)_.;__—:
preferred
Initial
25c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service
4% %
7-16
9-10
_
_____
—
Participating preferred (quar.)
Powers Regulator
(quar.)
9-14
12 %c
.
1
7-
6
7-10
7-16
22yac
:
62V2c
Corp. of Canada Ltd.
4y2% preferred (quar.)
1
6c
(quar.)
preferred
1
10c
.
1
8-
3
8-
7-25
30c
'
(monthly)
62J/2c
Light Co., $5 preferred
General Electric—
3.60%
8-
15c
,
7-
8-15
8-31
25c
Corp
Fetzer
&
80c
(quar.)
Power
7-10
25c
*-•.
7-15
8-
Gas
Potomac
5
$1
Canada.
Lines
9-
preferred
(initial-quar.)
Edison,' 4.70%
pfd.
10-
$1.50
North-Jersey Trust (Ridgewood) (quar.)__
North Pittsburgh-Telephone (quar.)L_;
1J_-
5.50%
9-19
$1.50
(quar.)
6-29
3y3c
New common
6-26
7-20
5Vs%
4!/4%
7-10
7-15
10c
Fund
North
-
1
33c
—
American
1
3%
;
Corp.
Scott
9
5c
Co. (Del.) —
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Portland
•
Schwitzer
7-
7-16
(H„ K.)
1
93%c
(quar.)
American
Van
Porter
8-
.
preferred
Quarterly
2nd
8-15
__
7- 9
7-20
3V3c
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
2
preferred (quar.)
7-27
25c
Polaroid
7-
(quar.)—
Ry.-, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
lquar.)___
;
North
6-22
7-10
Industries
30c
;
(quar.)
7-17
15c
A (initial-quar.)
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)_^
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing (quar.)__
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
87y2c
(quar.)
Cable
Piatt Corp., class A (monthly)
Class A
(monthly)
Plough, Inc. (2-for-l stock split)—
Plymouth
Cordage
(quar.)
7-12
adj.
6%
7-11
10c
Telephone, (Ohio), 6% pfd.
6 %
10-25
8-16
._
Norfolk & Western
North
1
Wire / &
7-18
=____
Newberry (J. J.),-3%%
4%
11-
$1.25
3
Schmieg
(quar.)
preferred
conv. •
6-29
:
(quar.)
Cloth
Co.,
$3.50
7-14
_
New- York
■
$2.50
_
7-
Schulderberg-Kurdle
$1.25
Jersey
6 "
7- 2
common
5
36c
50c preference (s-a)
Schenuit Rubber, class
1
Pittston
7-
7-25
8-
8-
9-
7-16
6-29
•
1
1
27V2c
Schenley Industries, Inc.,
7-14
4
4
12-3
$0.1875
Products
8-20
5%
v
7-23
Tubular
4
6-29
•
7-31
Sawhill
99-
9-17
12-17
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
8-
21c
preferred
7-
5
9-17
25c
_____„•
Power
7-20
15c
A
4.36%
'/
$1
class
Insurance
(quar.)
&
$1.75
5c
_
Savannah Electric
7-11
(quar.)
2
6-29
div.)
7-16
1
"Preferred
7-
7-14
$20c
:
1
8-
Company
&
6-29
17 %c
(quar.)__
(stock
8-
37V2c
9-25
$1.25
(quar.)_
6-29
7-14
—
Sargent
Sangamo Electric
7-16
7-14
(increased)
7-16
7-16
■'41.,'.L'4c
(quar.)
1
-■
$15c
$1.06%
Ltd.
6-19
8-
.
10-25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
4%% preferred (quar.),
4.40% ■ preferred (quar.)i
7-16
16c
1
6-25
5%
8-10
6-29
(quar.)__
10-
25%
8-31
(quar.)_^_,—„$1.25
1
$1.25
Marine
7-10
(quar.)
Ltd..
&
2
11-
7-25
dividend
$1.50
12c
(quar.)
Co., common
Hampshire
Products,
Fire
7-
$$1.25
(Howard W.) & Co., common (quar,)__
San Diego Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)__
r_."*
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Paul
Stock
7-17
1
Sams
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR." (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
15c
____________
(Canada)
Power
Pitt
•
X
-
Safety Centers, class A (initial)
Co., common (quar.)
Products
Newark
1
St.
8-15
8-
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-16
7-16
*8-
4.
preferred
New
7-13
Finance
Plastic
Neiman-Marcus
New
Pioneer
10c
series
Nationwide
New
6-15
1
-
Bond series
Nevada
9-14
7-14
15c
30c
•
Ry.-
Chemical
Stevens
8-
$1.50
*
w.
-r_:
&
10-15
c
40c
'
i.
series
Northern
&
pfd.
5%
8-24
$25c
(quar.)
97V2c
(quar.)
30c
Publications, Inc. (N. Y.)
.
preferred
Pillsbury Co., common
$4 preferred (quar.')
20c
Securities—
Balanced
3.90%
Phillips-Van Heusen,
'
.
Neon
8
20c
Quarterly
•
10-
15c
•
____
Periodical
National
10-15
Pierce
Quarterly
National
9
7-16
(quar.)_;
(Canada)—
7-
6
9-20
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
•
—
6-15
preferred B (quar.)
Assurance
95c
7-13
•
"
:
(quar.)
•8-16
.-
Welding Machines
National Fuel Gas Co. (quar.)__;
preferred
&
Reading Corp. .(quar.),*.—
25c
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)„
y.. $2.50
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
'* 90c
4%
preferred (quar.)$1
■
37%
Trust
(Albany, N. Y.) (increased)__
$1.07Va
2%
__
National blectric
$1.10
(quar.)
37 Vic
(initial)
Co
(quar.)
preferred
Piedmont
(quar.)—________
Bank
7-16
7-16
7-
32'/2c
common
(quar.)—.
Louis-San Francisco Ry., com.
St.
7-20
8-17
Philadelphia
v
7-20
9
7-14
stock-
____
National
;
7-31
7-31
9-
6-15
7-30
5c
75c
6
7-16
$25c
Quarterly
preferred
75c
8-15
7-15
75c
____
(N.
subject
v
7-31
22%c
I
8-15
w*
(s-a)
Corp., Ltd.,
5%
3
10c
(Maine),
:
(quar.)
Candies
Stover
Lawrence
7-31
9-15
5%c
; 5%c
St.
5c
(quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
Togs Inc.. class A
17y2c
62V2c
.*_•
(quar.)__
common
preferred
3.80%
6
7-
'
$1.37%
7-30
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
6
7-
7-16
$1.12%
Common payment omitted at this time.
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
■
Quarterly
^
—ii
.!
X■$1.50
5%c
.7,
::
__
6-29
7-
7-16
15C
8-
4.30%
6-15
7-16
"
Aeronautical
National
.
Trust'
investment
7-10
2c
.
7-16
$1.50
$1.06 y*
"
10c
___
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
6%
(quar.)
4.40%
Narrow
Nation-Wide Check
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
Exploration, Inc.
Electric,
A
99-
preferred
Peterson Howell &
1,
8-
10c
5
When
Share
(quar.)
Bottlers
convertible
of Company
$1.06
Bottlers
Co.,
9-
47
Per
Name
Royal McBee Corp., 4%% pfd.
5% preferred B (quar.)
5»/2% preferred C (quar.)
(quar.)
Coke
Cement
7-16
$75c
(quar.)
5%
1
9-
$1.37%
(annual)
12-
10-
7-12
$1.16
Valley RR.
General
pfd.
Holders
8-
25c
(quar.)
Fibre
&
Pepsi-Cola United
6-20
ll-20
2%
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
7-16
22 %c
*
System,
Chemical
Gas
Pepsi-Cola
dividend)
Mussens Canada
Mutual
preferred
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
7-10
-
-
Quarterly
(stock
(quar.)
7-18
pfd. (quar.)
Movielab Film Laboratories—
A
Chemicals
Share
7c
.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Class
of Company
6Vic
.
(initial)
Royal Rice Mills
Per
Name
10c
;
(s-a)____„
Industries, 6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.);
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Industries
Clemens
Mount
Inc.
Cookie
(N. Y.)
(155)
5%%
preferred
Stanfield's. Ltd.,
Class
B
(extra)
Corp.—
(accumulative)
class
A
(s-a)
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(156)
Per
Share
Name of Company
20c
115c
+ 10c
20c
Corp. (resumed)
Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)™.
Class
B
(quar.)
Star Industries, class A (quar.)
Aviation
Stanley
Stanley
When
7-20
6-30
United
8-
1
7-10
United
New Jersey
8-
1
7-10
United
Shoe
6-28
7-13
6-29
373/2c
20c
7-16
7-
7-16
6-30
Quarterly
U. S. Plywood
$1-25
$1.25
.—
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
New
common
(initial quar.)
preferred
5%
9-28
9-14
U.
12-31
12-14
2
(Wales), Ltd.—
American
deposit receipts
?15c
8-
1
7- 3
Steel Co.
(interim pay¬
share equal to
ment
of
about
9
per
pence
8
9-10
8-27
40c
7-13
6-29
5Gc
25c
37V2C
U
S.
10-1
9-14
7-16
6-29
7-31
Co.
&
Stone & Webster Inc.
SuCrest
10c
75c
25c
15c
22Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)_
Corp.
10c (
(quar.)____
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., 60c pfd.
Realty
Corp.,
——
8-
6
7- 6
7-
Utah Construction &
7-24
7-12
8-
1
8-
1
7-11
6-25
10c
7-11
6-30
fiscal
12Vic
(initial
new
7-16
6-29
acquired
s-a)
22Vic
7-16
7-14
7-31
7-
17 Vic
8-15
7-27
$1.25
62Vic
'7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-16
7Vic
7-16
6-30
30c
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
7 11
7-
2
7-16
7-
2
Van
9
7-20
7-
7-15
6-12
Voi-Shan
7-15
6-12
Volunteer
Natural
7-15
6-12
Vulcan
10c
7-16
25c
20c
—
7-16
7-16
15c
7-20
77-
1
8-
20c
.
Mining (quar.)
Industries
Swingline, Inc., class a (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)—__—
6-22
—
6
2
7-13
;
6-29
7-25
35c
2%
Co. (quar.)
(J. B.) Co., 5%
pfd. A (quar.)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)—
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Vangas, Inc. (annual)
Viewlex, Inc., class A
(quar.)
35c
—
7-10
Sciver
$2Vic
Ordinary (s-a)
——..—t25c
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
J$1.25
—-
$1.12Vi
6-29
5
——
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting, common
5% preferred (quar.)
_
—(—
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke (quar.)
1
7-16
7-16
7- 5
15c
8-15
7-27
Gas
Materials,
6%%
7-
(increased
preferred
Walker
7-
7-20
7- 9
7-20
7- 9
$1.25
9-17
$2
9-
2
4
i2yac
9-15
8-31
20c
8-15
8-
1
5%
9-19
8-
8
12 %C
(quar.)
9-10
8-23
$1.56 J/4
9-20
9-
$1.43%
9-20
9-
5
20c
—
preferred (quar.)—______—_—.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
5%
6-29
7-16
.••tc:v'6c\
9-20
9-
and
in May,
per
for
earnings
1961.—V.
share.
common
the
first
36-week
the operation of the
include
year
cents
195,
of the current
discount stores
period
Kiddie
12
City
1706.
p.
The
summated July
P.
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation has announced the acquisition of The Sharpies Corp.
several foreign subsidiaries.
Details of the transaction con¬
its
and
Drake,
3 were disclosed in the announcement made by William
of Pennsalt. The firm said that Sharpies will be
President
as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
chief executive officer
of Sharpies
operated
been
President
of
Eugene
since
Swift,
C.
1958,
will
who
has
continue
as
Sharpies.
The
Sharpies Corp., founded in 1915, designs and engineers manu¬
facturing processes which utilize Sharpies centrifuges and other pre¬
cision equipment. Its main office and principal plant are located in
Philadelphia;
London,
its
foreign
major
manufacturing
unit
located
is
in
England.
The
firm's
the
United
engineering
services
and
complete line
of
high
performance
centrifuges are
marketed
throughout
the
world
with plants and sales offices located in
England, France, Germany,
Spain, Argentina, Brazil, India and Japan, in addition to operations
in
process
a
States.
\,v /
.
Principal markets for the Sharpies products are in the food and
pharmaceutical, chemical, petroleum and plastics industries.
"The
excellent
reputation that Sharpies
has
in
these
fields,"
Mr.
Drake reported, "complements our own long experience as a chemicals
supplier in these and other major industrial markets."
"Although the manufacture of precision equipment will be a new
experience for
Pennsalt Chemicals," Mr.
Drake
said,
"the market
approach to growth, which has been adopted by The Sharpies Corp.,
is very similar to our own.
Like Sharpies, we have in recent years
beverage,
5
quar.)
5.75%
7-2
7-27
7-16
3C
(quar.)__
common
8-15
20c
dividend)
(stock
8-
$1.12 V2
,
6-26
6
10c
$1.25
Vanadium
9-23
8
page
64
were
Pennsalt Chemicals
(incr.-quar.)
Camp Sea Food
Van
sales
The
6-25
25c
stocks
6-29
87Vic
<
7-12
7-16
10-23
_—__
50c
Stock dividend
2 72%
dividend—.——
(increased)
ferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(increased)
Company (quar.)
7-16
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Inc.
Continued from
9-
60c
6-27
Swank,
8-16
6-22
Extra
8-29
—
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)—
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.
Common (s-a)
1
7-16
$1.12Vi
Corp.
Univis,
Upjohn
6
Investment News
(Bait.)
S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp. (Del.)
Quarterly
Telephone Co. (Kansas)—
"4
5%
preferred (quar;
United Transit Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Universal Container, class A (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
8-10
Stock
6-25
United
7-10
(Fla.)_
Co.
Loan
(quar.)—--Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
7-10
Guaranty
&
common
Time
States
9-14
&
Co.
6-25
Corp. (quar.)
U
S Shoe
Corp. (quar.)
U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
9-10
Oil
7-10
37 Vic
Investing,
&
2^c
3%
Finance
Sun
62y2c
30c
Fidelity
.—15c
Sun
(quar.)
and
6-20
preferred (quar.)
States
4Vi%
(initial-quar.j__
com.
new
7-10
Servateria
S
7-10
5%
Davin
Whatley
Container,
$2.50
(quar.)
7-16
Stockton
Stone
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
General Corporation
6-29
Co.
Universal Marion Corp.
tax
income
British
4 Vi %
United
1
8-
tlOc
& Canal
RR.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
U.
8-
25c
(quar.)—1Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y.
Quarterly
Stern & Stern Textiles, 43/2%
pfd. (quar.)
Stetson
(John B.) Co. (quar.)__
Stevens
(J. P.) & Co. (quar.)—
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—
American
deposit receipts
(interim) less
Stores
Bros.
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
Chemical
&
Borax
Ltd
Mines,
preferred
S.
United
$0.055)—-—~-—
Sterchi
6%
When
Share
Machinery
7-12
Traung Lithograph
Stecher
Hill
Keno
32y2c
(quar.)
Corp
Investment
Street
(accum.)
(Boston)
Bank & Trust
Street
State
Per
Name of Company
TJ.
preferred
participating
$1.30
State
,
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Guaranty Corp.—
State
.
5
been
utilizing
the
engineering
scientific
and
skills
of
people
our
to
design and install processes
in which our chemicals may be used.
Particularly in the foreign field, Sharpies' extensive international or¬
ganization is expected to aid in furthering our plans for expansion."
—V. 195, p. 2196.
Permanent Filter Corp.—Acquisition—
T.
I.
M.
Talon,
E.
Class
Tamar
B
20c
_
(quar.)
Electronics
Industries,
Taylor
Wine
Cos.
(stock
dividend)
Canada, Ltd., 4% preferred
Service, $4 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Thomasville
Thompson
Bros,
Warshow
Washington
Furniture
7-13
7-16
7-26
6-29
7-20
6-30
8-
7-16
t$l
1
7-10
8-
7-10
8-
7-10
8-
7-10
15c
(quar.)
8c
(quar.)
10c
Time
(Fla.)-r-
Electronics, Inc.
Class
A
Oil
$1.20
Co.,
Tip
Top
Products,
class
A
-
Title
Co.
Co.
Insurance
Toledo
Edison,
(N. Y.)
of
(quar.)
Minn,
4(4%
preferred
4.25%
(quar.)__
Toro Manufacturing
Toronto-Dominion
Towle
Mfg.
Co.
Co.
Bank
4.20%
Penn
6-27
30c
7-10
6-15
7-14
7-
6
7-14
7-
6
Trade Bank
&
Trust
6%
9-14
5%
$2.50
7-13
6-29
7-27
7-
9-
3
6
8-15
3
8-15
Western
Pacific
8-15
Western
Power
7-20
8-
7-
6
1
6-29
7-13
6-28
5.44%
4.72%
8-15
8-
8-
1
7-16
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8-15
7-31
7-16
7-
25c
8-
1
7-13
63%c
8-
1
7-13
$1.22Vi
(quar.)
8-
1
7-13
preferred
(quar.)
$1.49
8-
1
7-13
(quar.)
$1.42Vi
8-
1
7-13
$5.60
preferred
(quar.)
$5.26
preferred
(initial
$1.40
8-
1
7-13
69c
quar.)
8-
1
7-13
21c
8-23
8-
8
208
(quar.)
Temper
South
7Vic
Salle
4Vi% pref.
(quar.)
Street Corp. (quar.)
7-19
6-30
3%
dividend)
Corp.,
La
Quarterly
7-19
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
1st preference series A
preferred
$3.70
preferred
and
were
6-28
6-20
8-15
8-
$ 15c
7-15
6-20
•
7-15
8-
1
7-20
11-
1
10-18
(quar.)___
1
7-10
1
7-10
30c
31 %c
323/2c
8-
1
7-16
paying
8-1
7-16
debentures
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
Telegraph
Inc.
Pfizer
9-10
The
7-16
6-22
7-15
6-15
$78Vic
8-
1
7-13
7-15
35c
30c
10-
lien
prior
Oil
Wilson
&
Win-Chek
Stock
6%
7-
5
15c
8-22
10c
7-26
7-
40c
8-
1
7-
6
40c
11-
1
10-
Company,
(quar.)
common
class A
(quar.)
4%
8-31
8-17
$1.50
7-31
7-13
12y2c
7-12
7-
Power
(quar.)
Public
(quar.)
5.08%
preferred
(quar.)
&
8-
1
8-
1
Wool
20c
7-13
6-29
10c
8-
1
7-10
9-14
9-14
8-31
30c
(Canada)
7-16
7-
7-16
$15c
92Vic
8-) 5
7-20
$1
8-15
7-20
6y2
pence
less British income tax
$1.12Vi
8-15
7-20
Work
Wear
Corp
8-
7-20
Wrigley
$4.50
6%
Class
(quar.)
6C
Gas
(Canada), Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union
Oil
Union
Rock
United
of
United
(1955
Fruit
United
(Wm.)
Jr.
Co.
(monthly)
(quar.)
Express System, class A (quar.)__.
7-20
1
Yates-American
7-
25c
Machine
7-16
7-31
7-16
6
9-14
9-29
9-14
Yocam
8-10
7-10
York
7-15
6-15
$1
8-
1
7-
6
Youngstown
8-
1
7-
6
$1.37Vi
9-
1
8-15
12Vic
6%
(quar.)_.
8-
1
7-
United
Bear
Mines, Ltd.
Batteries
t2y2c
Zale
Funds,
United
4'%%
United
Class
Pfizer
1
10c
9-15
8-31
70c
8-
7-16
1
$2c
Steel
Door
new
com.
7-16
7-
15c
(initial-quar.)
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-10
9-7
common
(quar.)
Corp.
(monthly)
(quar.)-
22c
$1.06(4
7-31
7-
9-28
8-31
10-
1
5
2
$35c
8-
1
7-
7-30
7-15
and
assets
of
undisclosed
an
jointly by
of
Barbasol,
in
the
George E.
Pfizer
and
Pfizer
World
will
Barbasol
be
voted
conducted
shaving
of
number
Wasey,
President
President
John
Headquarters
to
by
noted
E.
Bldg.,
accept
Pfizer
com¬
Leeming-Pacquin,
that
the
acquisition
marks
sub¬
Pfizer's
field.
products
line."
include
shave cream,
aerosol
an
a
brushless
shave
a
is
leading producer of products for medicine, industry, agri¬
a
the
home.—V.
195,
2823.
p.
Pickwick International, Inc.—Sales
Cy
Leslie,
that
sales
cents
in
President
for
fiscal
of
income
to
Melvin
the
Prague
Leslie
Mr.
and
fiscal
This
$58,474
and
of
the
board, has announced
$4,080,413 with earnings of $143,132 or
compares with fiscal 1961 sales of $2,294,133
were
in
Pickwick
share,
per
increase
an
of
153%
sales.
board
Goldie
and
stated,
cents
19
or
78%
Up 78%; Net 153%
chairman
and
1962
share.
per
earnings
net
Added
of
directors
"
Ozooian.
"This
six
marks
Jerome
were
Pustilnik,
'
:
consecutive
of
years
improved
1963.
for
the
earnings.
past
We
We
has
year
to
expect
been
one
continue
the
of
this
most
enviable
eventful
in
record
in
Pickwick's
became
a
publicly held company, won the NARM Award
economy-priced album line, added to our 'Instant' edu¬
series, opened our own branch in Atlanta, Ga.,
Bravo
created
Less
y
Previously
Canadian
tax
British
date
record
15%;
income
published
funds,
tax
resident
tax
the
that
labels
and
strengthened
uniquely diversified
industry will continue
to
sales."—V.
gross
reward
195,
p.
us
role
with
that
8-
1
7-
sales
and
excellent
an
in
play
ratio
the
of
642.
Natural Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—On
1962, it was reported that $10,000,000 of this
company's first mortgage bonds, series D, 4%% due 1984
had been sold privately through Eastman
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., N. Y. City.—V. 195, p. 2382.
3,
2
deductible
7%.
our
we
Pioneer
July
Pittsburgh
Railways
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh 22,
at
the
source.
Non¬
the
for
Jan.
1970 to an
1,
will
Pa.,
sale
to
Co.—Tenders for
Trust
it
Co.
of
Pittsburgh,
of
Fourth
Avenue,
3 p.m. (EDT) on July 11, 1962, receive
5% first mortgage sinking fund bonds due
amount sufficient to exhaust the
prices not to exceed 100%
Bonds—
312
to
up
and
accrued interest.—V.
sum
191,
of
p.
$101,083
at
204.
tax.
date
was
incorrect.
The
corrected
payment
Poli-New
and/or record date is indicated here,
Less Jamaica income
priced
forces.
profit to
The
x
reasonably
new,
believe
"We
2
t56V4c
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
6%c
Board
business
tenders
in
a
8-31
of Delaware—
for
6-11
6-20
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
resident
4C
trustee,
sinking fund
acquisition of the
Indianapolis, manufacturer
toiletries
made
was
the
products
and
The
invest¬
;
Improvement,
preferred
Investors
A
10-
Inc.—
income)
Gas
4%%
•
}75c
appointed
4(4%
2932.
completed
of
men's
6-11
9
(quar.)
Jewelry Co.,
Zeller's
7-
(quar.)_
County Gas
t Payable
United Continental Fund
(from net
ment
6
p.
exchange for Barbasol's assets.
consumer
and
culture
Fuel
Investments. Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
been
company's
195,
pre-electric shave lotion. The company was organized in
1920 and pioneered the use of radio jingles in
product promotion. It is
credited with introducing the first broadcast
jingle in 1933 featuring
"Singin' Sam."
2
York Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
8-15
its
net
9-29
9-15
has
the
New
toiletries
Barbasol
history.
6-29
8-
7c
Yellowknife
12Vic
Filter,"
Pfizer.
distribution
Yale
$1
,
6-29
7-16
25c
—
50c
(quar.)_
in
of
sales
8-23
18%c
City,
for
York.
shareowners of
McKeen
"This
■;
York
closing held
month,
cream
"adrs"—
Initial
(quar.)
series)
Lines, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)__
United
7-
Ltd.
15c
Air
5'/2%
1
Co.,
Permanent
cational and recreational
7-20
8-
to
2
7-20
7-20
3
&
J75C
;
pref.
pref.
3
3
8-
W.)
(F.
J69c
Materials
Aircraft Corp.—
(1956 series)
4%
4%
8-
8-
$12Vic
(quar.)
California
&
3
15C
(quar.)
5 Vi %
.6%
6c
30c
.
noncumulative preferred
Union
A
Woolworth
of
St.,
Barbasol
men's
48
6y2c
7-20
for
entry into
Leeming-Pacquin currently market Pacquins
hand creams, Silk 'n Satin
Lotion, ManiMagic Cream Cuticle Remover
and
Ben-Gay ointments. Mr. McKeen added that "Pfizer is pleased
to
add
Barbasol's
outstanding shaving preparations and other items
8-31
(quar.)
missile
shares.
the
shares
and
(quar.)
Industries
Combing
at
42nd
Mr.
7-13
.
Tanning—
17V4c
Atlas
and
of
support
ground
all Titan
revitalization
a
1982.—V.
company
Barbasol Co.
other
Chairman
the
7-13
(initial)
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
B
New
1,
the
29
the
and
sidiaries
7-13
(quar.)
Wolverine
1
$1.26
;
8-
$1.27
(quar.)
Shoe
2
$1.25
preferred
as
registrar
Service
(quar.)
common
5
7-30
5c
;
Electric
7-31
8-15
(quar.)
Co.,
June
common
Last
5
$1
maintenance
and
helium
and
nearly
California
adding that
he
regarded
the
company's
optimism and confidence.—V. 192, p. 2224.
announcement
E.
mon
6
7-
5.04%
Woodall
8-
(quar.)—
Co.
Inc.
preferred
New
6
1
preferred
Wisconsin
7-
7-19
dividend
Wisconsin
1
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Industries,
Common
8-
$1.43%
operation
nitrogen,
held
closely
Co.—Appointment—
and
due
of
McKeen
235
6-15
9-14
1
(quar.)
Whiting Corp.
Ross,
(quar.)
common
moves
with
Trust
June
products
6-25
(quar.)_.
engaged,rJn 0the
oxygen,
Corp.
Filter.
22-year-old
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Acquires Barbasol Co.—
50c
(quar.)—
Permanent
a
extensive basis at
these
agent
business
1
7-16
10-
of
Inc.,
commented,
Milk
Pet
Bankers
1
8-
35c
board
7-16
1
8-15
$1.25
from
8-14
35c
.'
increased
was
previously President of Early Enginering
the
Corp.,
,$>een
an
regard
1
(quar.)_
com.
to
liquid
on
Gibbons
9-
59c
8-15
Corp. (Fla.)
Class B (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
"We
Mr.
8-
8-
stock
bases
in
the
Continental Unfted
States. In 'the four months ended
April 30, "1962; Eairly reported audited sales of $3% million and net
profit after taxes of $258,000.
8-
68c
Stationery,
has
pressure
equipment
On
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
Class
(quar.)
Early, Jr.,
elected
Engineering
75c
87Vic
Finance
high
1
25c
(quar.)
6-30
62Vic
J.
both
623/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
Fred
E'arly
financial future
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
9- 4
6-28
7-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.—
$3.50
9-17
6-20
special board meeting in which
a
common
were exchanged for 100%
of the outstanding stock of
Early Engineering. Neil G. Gibbons, previously Executive Vice-President
of
Early, was elected President of Permanent Filter. Mr. Gibbons
7-16
6-20
authorized
Permanent shares
7-16
7-16
(quar.)
Witco Chemical
62Vic
Electric
1
The
6-30
$1.12Vi
__
63/4 %
Union
&
Union
Wometco
Union
2
7-16
Foods, class A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Transportation Corp. of America—
True
78-
$1.12y2
Ltd._.
Wisconsin Fuel & Light Co.
Transcontinental Investing Corp.—
Class A (quar.
(stock
Tablet
Westmoreland,
Will
preferred
A
7-16
8-15
$1.12V2
$1.05
$1.02y2
Westfair
Wilcox
$5.96
Class
7
Gas
preferred
3
$5.70
Common
RR.
&
1
20c
Inc
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prefrred
7-10
5-
accomplished at
was
Filter's
to 2,000,000 shares.
Permanent Filter previously had 453,750
shares outstanding in the hands of around 1,500 shareholders.
750,000
20c
(quar.)—
A
<—
preferred
Western
4%
Common
$4.90
class
(quar.)
preferred
Western
20c
Pipe Line—
$2.55
dividend)
10c
10c
10c
Light & Telephone, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
3
(N. Y.)—
System,
1
7-27
foregoing
1,000,000
20c
Steel,
A
9-
J25c
Quarterly
Bus
8-
5%
The
Permanent
$1
class
9-
$30c
(quar.)
Transcontinental
(stock
Western
Fund—
Transcontinental Gas
.
Filter.
and
(quar.)
Television Corp
i
Participating
3
12 Vic
Transccntinent
$1.15
$1.06 %
7-10
company, a ten-year-old Los Angeles-based designer and manu¬
facturer
of special filters
and filter systems chiefly for fluids
and
cryogenics used in the missile and aerospace industries has acquired
Early Engineering Corp., Inc., of Los Angeles and San Francisco, ac¬
cording to Neil G.
Gibbons,
newly-elected President of Permanent
7-10
7-10
1
Common
8-
7%
Corp.
1
1
8-
Western Insurance Securities—
9-14
1
8-17
25c
,
preferred
preferred
88-
Co.—
Canada
Western
10-1
(New York City)—
(increased-quar.)
Trans-Canada
33c
$1.25
.
Virginia. Pulp & Paper—
4Vz%
preferred (quar.)
10-
50c
Quarterly
Co.
2
West
5%
Trane
Power
5c
$47Vic
(quar.)
6
5
7-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.10%
7-15
35c
(quar.).
77-
7-16
The
corporation,
West
$1.14
(Canada)
7-17
7-16
(quar.)__.
$1.06y4
(quar.)
25c
17 y2 c
-
;
(quar.)
Management,
B
4V2%
2
20c
$1.06 V*
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)...
4.56%
Class
7-
60c
(quar.)
common
7-13
6
22yac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Sons, class A
Gas Light, common
Wellington
7- 2
27Vic
(quar.)
8-
12y2C
(quar.)
(H.)
5c
...
Class B
Title Guarantee
6-20
6-20
_____
6-29
13c
(quar.)..
Pictures
Bros.
7-16
7-16
Weissberg Corp. (monthly)—
Monthly
Monthly
7-16
13c
preferred
Finance, class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
Class
'
preferred (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_
Wayne Manufacturing Col
7-20
3
9c
.
$40c
$40c
(quar.)__
$4.60
7-
:
:
common
Tidewater
Worts
&
^
preferred
7-16
.<7-16
Thurow
$5
Gooderham
(H.)
.
7-16
8-
$1.14
(quar.)...
8-
$1.21
$1.19
.
Fiber Glass
Thriftway Foods Inc.
7-26
7-31
$1
(quar.)
I.)
Warren
6-29
$1.27
(quar.).
(H.
7-10
$1
•(
Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Company
1
7-13
8-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
$4.56
Warner
10c
...
Texas Power &
$4
7-23
2%
.—
..—
$4.76
8-15
9c
Co.
Tenney Corp., class A (monthly):
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics
$5.08
.Extra
12Vic
Instrument
Texas
7-23
Inc.—
Initial quarterly
Taylor
Texaco
7-16
8-15
Warner
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
25c
25c
Freight
Inc., class A
tax.
Canadian nonresident tax.
Chemical
England Theatres, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds
Bank
the close of business
of
general
income
New York Trust Co., New
York, N. Y., will up to
on July 27, 1962, receive tenders for the
sale to it
(now fixed 5%) bonds due Nov. 15, 1983 to an
Volume
sufficient
amount
exceed
196
Number
exhaust
to
the
of
sum
without interest.—V.
100%
6175
194,
\
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$106,151
at
to
not
prices
Senior
Southbridge Water Supply Co.—Rights Offering—The
11.
p.
(157)} 49
dent
is offering to holders of its common stock the
right to subscribe for 3,000 additional shares, at $57.50
per share, on the basis of three new share# for each four
held of record July 3, with rights to expire July 20,
1962. Kinsley & Adams, Worcester, Mass., is the princi¬
pal underwriter.
:
»■'
/
company
Service Co. of Oklahoma—Partial Redemption
Public
The
of
company has called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1962, $2,140,000
fir3t mortgage bonds, series H,*5%, due Feb. 1, 1990 at 100%
its
plus accrued, interest." Paymept will be made at The
Bank & Trust Co. of Tulsa, 15 E. 5th Street, Tulsa 3,
p. 1059.
/. „
.
Purex Corp., Ltd.—Acquisition—v.-1
The
;
•
•
.
'T'1
has announced. completion of the transaction to pur-■
chase the assets of Campana Corpi from Dow Chemical Co. of Midland,
Mlchv The acquisition became effective June29>, 1962. •>
v
;
■
.The details of the transaction and the purchase price were not dis¬
company
.
closed.
stock
was
occupies
a
Purex
Campana
involved.
not
modem
square
foot
plant
All
in¬
cluding: Campana Italian Balm hand lotion; Ayds, an appetite depres-sant; Bantron, a smoking deterrent; Pursettes tampons; Anjou per-,
fumes, and".other products.
'. 1 /
Safes
for
1961
were
about
$4,000,000 and are currently
at this
rate.
same
*
•.
-
•'-
,
well
the
into
fine
are
line
not
•/.
balls
70
Foster
tics.
such
3%%
lesser
price
as
This
notes
Common
—V.
195,
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
of
FINANCING
' "'/•/
for
due
—$182,000
1972
to
•
91,000
,
1"/"*
banks
($50
v.
par)
-
' " 25,000
/
.
of
after taxes.
Chairman of the Board,
Roush,
stated these
offering circular, the
earnings were
based on 1,138,191 class A and common shares combined,
outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2383.
loan
household
goods,
in
is
the
.
to
as
31.Y'Y7VYv/7:*7 v''
Jan.
Martin'
Chairman
Board
said
Friedman
,
the
.that
is
continue
in
the
He
the
nature
of
metal
the
door
and
business
V. T95,
f.-
2641,
j,
D
of
the
was
incorporated
life
and
ofInc., is
5%
in
proceeds will
hospital
notes
GUARANTOR—The
of
St.
Joseph
motherhouse
of
Third
the
South
at
finance the construction of a
being erected on a 40-acre site
completion in 1964.
$328,500
within the State
TO
by
Order
Bend,
of
St.
trustee
5%
National
Chicago and First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee,
the
notes.
Oct.
1,
1965)
(due Oct.
1,
1969)
91,000
450,000
j
(due Oct. 1, 1970)
227,500
(due
»
1975)
(due July
1,
1982)
(due
95,000
„■,
Oct.
1,
company
paying agents for
jump in sales and earnings for the
July 31 that will break all previous records by a
is also confidently expected that the same sales surge
margin. It
/
95,000
39,052 shs.
;/
2817.
carry on through fiscal 1963.
Sales volume for fiscal 1962 is
of
totaled
earnings
rate
to
$1.10
show
sales
the
is
the
similar
a
increase
Realization
the
that
rise sharply, climbing at the
increase, he declared. A range of
current estimate. This compares with
will
Redemption—
attributes
the
a
1961-1963.
accelerated
"
growth
to
to
over
the
has not been acquisition minded, and is in
major expansion from within.—V. 193, p. 1274.
a
success
position
Kerr-McGee Oil
The
into
company
.
-
Company assets are listed at $9,843,000 or $9.29 per share of common
stock. The company has made 14 investments totaling $1,765,000. Of
this
sum
$1,350,000 has been invested Since the SBIC went public
in February.
*
' '
Sierra Capital
sold,
has made
of March
as
31,
a
1962
net gain of $135,000
and
appreciated $199,000 in value. A
the
portfolio holdings
remaining portfolio holdings have
reserve
of $110,00(3 has been retained
possible
Richard
N.
President, point out that the company has ap¬
million of uncommitted capital which, in the present
climate, presents exceptional opportunities for above average
Goldman,
proximately $8
investment
investments.
The
level
at
a
•
„
company
time when
the uncommitted funds
alone amount
to
cisco.—V.
195,
p.
568.
is
a
major
manufacturer
transducers
of
that
/■ /■, ■'
major
a
and
variety
a
$6,684,249,
of
up
-
portion
of
/
the
profit
was
the
in
first
and
31, 1963
notice at 105
thereafter
to 100
in
to
deposit
the
funds
March
31,
of
after
suffi¬
1963-1971.
Ont.,
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
31,
1972
Outstanding
$2,600,000
$2,600,000
1,000,000 shs.
r
Interboro
by
Co.-and,Gold
Scientific
and
Products
Theodore
no
D.
c
<
;
Products
Canada,
501,005 shs.
TirU'"
,
r
Crest
Products Ltd.,
Corp., Coin-Op
Elizabeth, N. J., has
'Packaging
all
Inc.,
of
Richmond,
afforded
by
President
these valuable
of
Superpack
companies,
will
support
global
forefront
of the international vending field
by providing
breakthrough in vending technology in 30 years.
acquisitions, Nortex and Gold Crest are among Canada's'
major
the
new
manufacturers
Their
mail-order
of
lines
stores
housewares
featured
are
in
Canada
and
by
and,
patio,
kitchen
playroom
and
virtually
on
all major department
expanding scale, they are
an
entering the U. S. market whore they have been able to compete suc¬
cessfully because of their efficient manufacturing methods and uniquely
designed products.
Nortex also manufactures all Superpack's require¬
ments for vending machines and supplies them at cost.
Palmolive Peet Co.
and Lever Brothers and has packaging and distribu¬
rights for major products cf Purex Corp. and A. E. Staley Manu¬
facturing Co. It-also has a contract with Hy-Tex Chemical Corp. for
packaging and selling retail product lines. The Elizabeth, N, J. opera¬
tion is also concentrating in the packaging and sales of powder prod¬
ucts and liquids, packaged in a unique Liqui-Pak container.
All Superpack Vending equipment and products are distributed in the United
States
through Scientific's organization.
Scientific has established a
Los Angeles packaging plant and sales ofice and soon will add similar
facilities in other strategic U. S. cities to speed expansion of its national
tion
distribution.—V.
195,
Planned—
$32
million
Transmission
New
Corp.
Pipeline
'! /.
Construction
according
2823.
p.
Eastern
Texas
is
in
to
expected
begin
been
given
immediately
of approximately
natural gas pipeline facilities for Texas Eastern,
Shoup, Vice-President and Chief Engineer for the
new
A.
to
J.
company.
facilities
new
Power
when*
have
Commission
completed
will
and
have
delivery capacity of
Mir. Shoup said.
at
phase
of
miles
inches
in
various
pipeline
temporary
the
are
second
225
added
certification
phase
of
by
The
program
a
cubic
million
Eastern's
Texas
feet
to
the
natural
nationwide
sales
and
ending June
of
facturers
In
earnings
for
the
16,
were announced by this
men's grooming
products.
statement
to
stockholders
at
the
first
six
'
gas
diameter
between
horsepower
Compressor
Wheelersburg,
and
structed
mately
for
and
the
Fort Lauderdale,
per
A
new
195,
rack
Fla.,
compressor
p.
The
plan which increased sales and
reduction program were responsible for the
53.
an
over¬
increase.
1365.
Dei,
a
The
a
50%
owned
company
interest
has
in
by
Announcement
tei
acquired
Standard
Standard
of
the new
a
new
with
its
purchase
of
Naphthalene Products Co., Inc., formerly
Chemical Co., of Kearney, N. J.
Chlorine
affiliate was made
by Willard W.
compressor
stations
the expansion program were con¬
during 1961. These included approxi¬
addition
and
of
51,000
compressor
th«
current
construction
program,
Texas
service 7,180 miles of natural gas pipelines and
along
the
route
of
its
system.
—
of
God
Wright,
(The Illinois
Corporation
of
Opus
secular institute of the Catholic Church)—Bonds
a June 19, 1962 prospectus, Keenan
Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, offered publicly $500,000 of
this corporation's 5y4% first mortgage bonds due June 1,
1972 at par and accrued interest from June 1, 1962.
Offered—Pursuant to
&
House
affiliate
two
at
of
of
horsepower
PROCEEDS—Net
Co.—Acquisition—
entirely
14-inch
'•
Work
Shellbourne
Sun Oil
pipeline
new
manu¬
annual
merchandising
cost
p.
will
V.196,
1962,
share.
—V.
service
in
of
a
La.
system.
completion
have
phase
26-mile
and
Monroe.
.
of
meeting in St. Louis,
Richard W.
Stephan, President, reported an 8%
increase in sales.
Net sales were $1,302,699 compared with $1,207,817 in 1961. Net earn¬
ings
of $0.34
per
share
were
48%
better
than
last
year's
$0.23
a
first
placed
miles
to the
330
horsepower
At
the
a
said.
diameter
Entriken,
lateral to
will be made at Kosciusko, Miss.;
Delmont, Pa.; and West Monroe,
Ohio;
La.; while horsepower will be re-activated
—Clrcteville, Ohio, and Wind Ridge, Pa.
Facilities
pipeline, he
30-inch
Armagh,
Jersey,
West
and
additions
Lebanon,
New
in
Co.
Castor
horsepower
compressor
Miss.;
Danville, Ky.;
and Bechtelsville, Pa.;
Dale, Bernville
Electric & Gas
pipeline
46,300
along the route of the
includes
addition
of
new
Service
Public
construction of approximately
size from 12% inches to 30
of
Egypt,
near
891,010
~
periods
addition
stations
construction
Eastern
Stephan Co*—Sales Up 8%; Net 48%—
will include
ranging in
the
and
company
loops
pipeline
expansion
new
diameter,
Pipeline
.
approxi¬
pointed out.
annual meeting of stockholders will be held Tuesday, July 10, in
penthouse of the Wells Fargo Bank, 464 California St., San Fran¬
for
made
common)
Nortex
eventual
furniture.
quarter
Increased
Goldman
The
of
predicted,
hastening
Second
.
mately $7.50 per share. Moreover, the company has a number of invest¬
ments which equal approximately $1.50 per share of Sierra stock, Mr.
the
March
days'
Mr. Rich¬
Superpack's already
rapid
expansion,
distribution for the comnany.
Superpack's
development in 1961 of Cylindamatic vending—the
dispensing of prod¬
ucts packaged in cylinders via efficient, high-capacity vendors—put the
mond
169
realized in the latter half of the year, with
the
most profitable of all. Statham Instruments'
present working capital and plant facilities will permit a substantial
growth in business volume,
according to Mr. Statham. He said the
company's sales are beginning to increase and that he believes this
trend will continue.—V.
191, p. 47.
last
all company
stock has recently been trading near the $6 per share
30
year
of 45 Crockford Boulevard, Scarboro,
GIVING
March
diversification
Shermans
Instruments
on
losses on existing investments. '
In the annual report John N. Rosecrans, Chairman of the Board, and
against
is
each
used
par
and
Corp.,
daily
195, p. 2080.
for the
from $6,657,510 last year.
D.
Statham, President,
said
Slightly
the
Francisco, Northern California's largest small
has issued its first annual report since going
Inc., this issue.—V.
high-precision
instruments
that
are
used
in
missile, medical,
and industrial applications.
The
company's net sales for the year amounted to
company's
public.
(no
announced
that
other
Louis
This company, of San
business investment firm,
Industries,
has reported
company
year ago.
Statham
to
Sierra Capital Co.—First Annual Report—
after
least
less
machines of a specialized
design used
laundry supplies for automatic laundries, and
in connection therewith.
of
due
Toronto,
Federal
Department Sold—
fiscal year ended May 31, 1962,
an increase
of 100%
in operatng profit over the preceding year. Op¬
erating profit for the year just ended was $621,441, or 64 cents a
share, which is double the $310,845, or 32 cents a share earned a
-
With
continue
Stringfellow,
Mr.
Statham Instruments, Inc.—Earnings Up 100%—
$60
p'roduction its own developments in electronic weapon
shipments mounting, the company's backlog of orders
continues to hold at about $100 million.
With this kind of "growth
from within" through the diversity of
products and electronic systems it has developed, Mr. Sanders said
systems.
at
on
1%
system,
-•
continuing
of
Scientific Packaging is the largest distributor of coin-vended laundry
products in the Eastern United States. It holds contracts with Colgate-
Chemical, has named M. B. Stringfellow
formerly Spencer's general manager of
President of Spencer
President.
See
/•■/
expects sales
record of tripling
of
largest
announced the formation of Spencer Packaging Co.,
Nuclear Fuel
;'*■ ///
Aug. 1, 1962, he
bring sales volume
callable
are
time
%
Authorized
Of
2747.
p.
con¬
vending
sale
debs,
conv.
firm
also
this forecast would result in
three-year; period
Sanders
putting
of
the
packages
CAPITALIZATION
The
sales
net of 63 cents per share.
coming fiscal year, starting
over
Mr.
will
year
than
share
per
>
>
the
for
better
$1.25
the
million.
in
or
year's
For
to
million.
$21.4
Net
same
last
expected to exceed the $40,000,000
Jr., announced. Registering this
last year's sales figures which
President Royden C. Sanders,
gain would almost double
kind
195,
are
1963
per
$78,000 of debentures each
automatic
for
cylindrical
The
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
debentures
ac-I
Vending.
machinery for flexible packaging. WraptUre, Inc., New York, winner
of many awards in the field of package design, brought a high calibre
of creative
ability to the. combination. Subsequently, the New York
affiliates
were
combined as
Flexicraft-Wrapture,
Inc.,
under
which
name
they have operated.
will
mark,
Y.—V.
as
ending
year
wide
a
' f'1
incorporated under the laws of the Province of Ontario by Letters
dated April 11, 1961.
The general nature of the company's business is to manufacture and
been
packaging, will make his headquarters in the New York plant.
Explaining the consolidation, Mr. Denton said, "We believe that much
can be accomplished
by combining our proven management talent into
a
single stronger unit, which can offer a broader based service to cus¬
tomers buying on either a local or national level-."
Spencer acquired three well known packaging firms in July, of 1961.
Crystal Tube Corp., Chicago, was a company with a depth of experience
in the flexible packaging field through its 30-year history. Flexicraft,
Inc., New York, offered great skill in the design of special purpose
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Forecast—
expects to show
-
was
Sales
1,500,000
Authorized
par)—
(no
$127,500
a
of,
Co.
2306.
p.
to March 31, 1972 at $12.50
share additional thereafter to
Conversion privilege protected against
FUND—Provision
retire
to
both
Tube
-
Sanders Associates,
This
fiscal
Trust
&
of'
"•
FEATURES—The
1971.
any
and at
Acquisitions
Outstanding
wholly-owned subsidiary. The new firm represents a merger of Crystal
Corp., Chicago,, and Flexicraft-Wrapture, Inc., New York, both
of which were Spencer subsidiaries. To head the new company, J. C.
the
Bank
31,
BUSINESS—The company,
bonds—
1,500,000
195, p.
Denton,
Illinois
.
status
.
Ind.
Continental
and
195,
has
Acquisitions Completed—
Spencer Chemical Co.—New Subsidiary—
APPOINTMENTS—First National Bank of West Bend, Wis., has been
named
which
-
continuancet
historically been'
the
assure
1971.
FINANCING
PRESENT
230,000
'
The company has
unincorporated
as The Sisters
Francis, .with its general
guaranteed
are
31,
the
of Roman Catholic Sisters known
religious congregation
1964
Capital stock
Southern Pacific Co.—Partial
now
scheduled- for
long supply.—V.
'
*
affiliate
new
will
naphthalene
debentures
at
part
31,
6%
help
150-bed
March
in
or
distribute
N.
Miss.,
after
mainly
Ari¬
of
the State
disability insurance
EFFECT
debenture
5%
H
51/4%.
$2,818,000
the
Inc.
Patent
Notes
—
•••
Co.,
Co.,
into common after March 31,
share to March 31, 1964; at $1.25
SINKING
and
subsidiary
to
Meridian,
for
and
CONVERSION
March
The company has called for redemption on Aug.
1, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $350,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
5V4%, series H, due Oct. I, 1983 at 100% plus accrued interest. Pay¬
ment will be made at the company's office, 165 Broadway, New York 6,
PROCEEDS—Net
supply
March
Co., West Bend, Wis., is offer¬
ing publicly $1,200,000 of this corporation's direct obli¬
gation serial notes due Dec. 1, 1963-77. The notes issued
at par and accrued interest bear interest at from 4 Vi %
at
of
short
-
Chemical
Products
Superpack Vending Ltd.—Common Stock—Debentures
Offered—On June 2, 1962, 100,000 shares of this firm's
whole
1963.
Capital Stock—
Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
new
affiliate.
new
Chlorine
CALLABLE—The
market
company
majority-owned
a
Authorized
5%
Common
(Meridian, Miss.)
Co.
GIVING
5%
G
"t
Hospital, Inc.
transact
to
5%
F
the
—V.
Joseph
principal
The
offices
the
near
Columbus,
Insurance
Series.
was
p.
St.
Life
Subordinated
founded "can no longer be considered as representing a/
high growth potential."
"It
is,
however, still a business which, with proper controls and
administrative
know-how, can function profitably in the future."—
company
the
Naphthalene
.
the
which
on
areas
of
through March 31,
E
window
automobiles.
by
and
authorized
operations."
of
scope
naphthalene.
supply
Standard
source
a
cient
Co.
CAPITALIZATION
"has changed drastically 4n the pasij yeq^.and. Wl#^'.
coming months
to reflect managements desire to '
that
said
to
alternate
JUly 1,
of Arizona
company's business
broaden
of
1957. Tt qualified in March, 1959, and holds Certificate of
Authority cf the State Insurance Department of Arizona, certifying that
it complied with the requirements of the Arizona Insurance Code and
zona
J
..
..
^
Oil's reflnefy
at
Toledo,
placed in/
produce^ 100 millioh pounds a year*
Part of this Unit's production" will be-
dilution.
engaged
Consumer
the Madera Acres Group, was acquired by Rusco
earlier' this year to further its diversification program.;
//■ /
The company also reported a net loss of $576,814 for the nine month
period ended Jan. 31.
The company's 1961 annual report only covers the nine month period
ending Jan. 31, as a result of-its "r'ecf&ht change "6f~fiscal year from
30
largest use, however, is for conversion to phthalic *
used
to
make
plasticizers for vinyl plastics, in
paints and in polyester resins for reinforced plas- *"■
is used also for making insecticides, dyestuffs and
agents..
high-purity
For
$22.50
formerly known as Consolidated Bottlers,
in- liquidating the real estate held by Consolidated
Bottlers, In-c. at the time it was acquired by the issuer. Southern Dis¬
count Co. of Columbus began operating a small loan business in Colum¬
bus, Ga., cn Jan. 16, 1962.
•
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profits reflect the operations of recently acquired Rusco Madera
1.
Rusco
Madera,
a
group
of California corporations
April
secured
various
the
Discount
company
presently
March
formerly known
-
per
subsidiaries.
its
reported net income of $154,025 and sales of $1,381,026
the three month period ended April 30, 1962.
,
moth
as
is
vertible
which may be secured hy automobiles,
as
well as personal endorsements, and
furniture,
or
obligations
therefor
which
company
The
active
DEBENTURE
discount
and
purchasing
Rusco Industries, Inc.—Reports Loss for Quarter—
from
"
petroleum
on
form
Net proceeds from the financing will be used to
quire various companies and for working capital.
company.
Southern
for
based
crystalline
May 2, 1962, $2,600,000 of the company's 6% con¬
31, 1972, were offered at
par and accrued interest, in Canada, by S. J. Brooks &*
Co., Toronto.
North Carolina Small Loan Law,
then
The
fields
in
vertible debentures due March
offered
company
company's general business activities consist of per¬
business, an insurance agency,
and
a
life
The company, of 919 W. Feachtree Street, Atlanta,
has been continuously in business in Georgia since the date of incor¬
poration. Its principal business is that of loans to individuals, under
the Georgia Industrial Loan Act, the Florida Small Loan Law, and the
share on 1,182,416 shares of common stock outstand¬
ing on June 16, 1962. In the comparable periods of 1961, earnings were
equal to $1.13 per share based on the same number of shares.
Last
year,
earnings for the first six months were reported at $1.18 per
share,
related
housewives
Toronto.
BUSINESS—The
sonal
equal to $1.60 per
were
new
par common stock were offered at $3 per share, in
Canada, by Adams, Reid Ltd., and S. J. Brooks & Co.,
2927." /
June 29, 1962
a
insurance
$1,337,580
J.
Presi¬
the
no
■
7,000 shs.
.
without underwriting, $95,000 of its 5% subordi¬
debentures, series H, due July 1, 1982, in denomi¬
$1,000. Net proceeds will be used for
debt repayment and working capital.
16, 1962, of $41,324,723, and net income of $1,892,332 after taxes.
comparable periods last year, revenue was $35,841,479, with net
Galen
and
new
to
'•"/
at par,
the
income
of
On
to
weeks ended
the 24
Wiener,
Director
a
Co.
.
Outstanding
nated
Ohio company reports revenue
Its
which
Naphthalene
used
;; y
.
GIVING
notes
stock
p.
Abraham
and
January of this year Sun
operation an $8,000,000 unit to
Southern Discount Co.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant
:-•/
Akron,
into
In
may
debentures due 1972__«.
Short-term
Roadway Express, Inc.—Revenues, Net Higher—
In
Products
familiar
resin-based
surface
Southbrtdge, Mass.
</'.•;
act of incorporation, the town of Southbridge
is
flakes.
or
alkyd
nations of $500 and
June
operations
anhydride
Street,
that subject.
on
3%%
Ltd., Drug & Toiletries Division will continue to raanu-,
the Wrisley line of toiletries and the Cuticura
medicated
products from its Maiden, Mass., plant.—V. 195,
of
capital.
:
distribute
2746.
p.
at
CAPITALIZATION
.
Purex Corp.,
and
expand
in
act
President
'
field, and we see exceptional oppor-■
tunities in the
other Campana products, as
well as in several new
products which are now either undeveloped saleswise or are still in
the testing stages," - Mr. Stoneman said-.
•
7
■••Y / '• ■'/
facture
at
company, and
Chemical Co.
named
Naphthalene
Napthalene
Standard
in ,the. toiletries
names
to
repay¬
to
Purex Drug & Toiletries
our
debt
be mutually agreed upon) upon
the condition that such purchase is assented to by the town by a two-,
thirds vote of the Voters present and voting thereon at a meeting called
competitive to Purex products, but they/
Division, and will further our
objective of growth in that area;" stated Alan C. Stoneman, President
of Parfex, in discussing the purchase. "Compana Italian Balm is one of
products
Campana
fit
offices
the
(or
same
.
.
^;
-
•
,
working
and
construction,
.
maintains
the
been
presently
refines,
processes, >
packages and sells naphthalene as a liquid of as moth balls, flakes
and chips.
It has a 40 million-pound-a-year plant at
Kearney and
a
15 million-pound-a-year plant at
Toledo, Ohio. The company plans
company's
is given the right at any time to purchase the corporate property and
all the rights and privileges of the company at the actual cost of the
head--
and
Standard
,
will be used for
proceeds
improvements,
property
of
Chlorine
has
affiliate
BUSINESS—-The company, a Massachusetts corporation, was incor¬
porated in 1880 by special act of the Massachusetts General Court.
It is engaged in the business of furnishing the inhabitants of Southbridge, Mass, with water for domestic, industrial and other, purposes.
Under
quarters at/Batavia,. .111./ and currently, employs about 200 people.
Campana products will continue to be manufactured at Batavia,
,
ment,
It
./'y
;
88,000
?
Standard
Wiener
sources.
PROCEEDS—Net
; :
.
^
.
,v.r:
.
■
"
First National
Okla.—V. 193,
Vice-President
of
Mr.
•
will
students
days
of
House
be
and
a
proceeds
on
a
will
also
recollection
and
APPOINTMENT—First
been
named
trustee
end
finance
the construction
of
Valparaiso. Ind. Shellbournc
men and graduate
facilities for summer study courses,
retreats for men.
will
45-acre
conference
provide
closed
help
site
center
National
near
for
professional
Bank
paying agent
of
for
Minneapolis,
the bonds.
Minn.*
ha»
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(158)
.
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1962
I
Transcon Lines—Revenues,
revenues
meeting
of
earnings
of
Transcon
Lines thus
well
shareholders.
stated
He
and
that
earnings
for
the
first
months
five
amounted
to
48
cents
,
,
The
for
The
purchases made in the first half of the year. Delivery of
this
new
equipment- to Transcon Lines is currntly being made, and
should
result
in
increased efficiency.
The new equipment replaces
of Transcon's
now
San
Aug. 1?, 1962, through
2
5,826
which
basement
to
rock
after
the venture
and
of
which
year
to
encouraging
County
2824.
Land
sales
the
July
April
two-for-one
outstanding. Sales
to
our
increase
30
o
Texas—Acquisition—
stockholders
2,
•
of Nemaha
sidiary
Britalta
of
Petroleums
Look around at the customers in your
Oil Co. voted
of Texas, the U.
assets to Wilshire Oil Co.
pany's
Ltd.
for
to
stockholders,
year which ended
substantial progress for
increased 17% to reach an
20,
1962,
split
cents
the
quarter
The
dividend
112,130
bank. Which
The
to sell the com¬
S. operating sub¬
capital
shares
ones are
of
the
increase
continued
during
the
presage
in
national
is
an
economy,
indicative
and Zale's
growth in population,
post-war
baby
boom,
Of course,
the
there
assurance
we
are
that
Savings Bond; the
future.
meet
and
comes
peace
ever-expanding demand
general.—V. 195,
p.
2082.
benefiting from U. S.
emergency or
helping
to enjoy liberty tomorrow.
your
own
can
get their
make
a
our
comes
money,
guarantee behind every
with saving, with preparing for the
with interest, anytime it's needed to
major purchase. And they know they're taking
a
heritage.
country, your community and
future when you support
Savings Bonds. They have
with the U. S. Government
of mind that
personal part in preserving
You're
are
personal rewards for those who
They know they
an
children
our
high
your customers to a
better
Savings Bonds.
KEEP FREEDOM IN YOUR FUTURE. ..with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
The U. S. Government does not pay for this advertisement. The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•
•
B
1962,
of
one
was
$62,885,589.
25
for
a
the
stock.
cents
stock split,
per
share
V
?;
management's
in
voted
on
or
the
yy-/-:,y
firm
particular,
a
The
share,
common
y,.v-YVy:y
of
approved
common
the
on
growth
the
and
help to bolster America's economic and military strength. That's important
our way of life is being tested—when freedom must be defended
if
to
' y -vY-V
old .shares,
in these times when
in many ways
President,
Lipshy,
shareholders
approval of
dividend rate
compared
as
of
class
and
upon
cash
whether they own them or not.
Bonds
A,
all-time
meeting
common
directors,
of
by 20%
each
special
a
the
of
These, and all Americans, benefit from Savings Bonds,
are.
Ben
on March 31,
Zale Jewelry.
and
Savings Bonds?
Actually, they all
out¬
Nemaha's
retire
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
report
,
On
to
used
fiscal
company's board
Wilshire Oil Co. of
corporation has also called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1962,
operation of the sinking fund, $530,000 of its 5% first mort¬
gage pipe line bonds, series due 1979 at 100 %plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine Street,
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 195, p. 2824.
be
At the end of the fiscal year on March 31, there were 220 stores
in
operation, a gain of 28 units over the previous year. Between
April 1 and May 1 of the current year, the company opened or ac¬
quired seven stores. Leases have been signed for several others, and
negotiations are pending for still more units.
that
The
will
profits after taxes also reached a peak, rising 22% to $3,574,096,
representing $2.15 per share on the combined common and class B
common
shares, as compared with $1.78 per share a year ago.
Co.
On
shares currently
that
note
which
Net
the Kern
195, p.
sales have been steadily on
increase," Nat S. Rogers, Executive Vice-President, said,
"and
that our heavy costs connected with the moving into our new
Francisco plant are behind us, we view the last half of our fiscal
optimistically."—V. 195, p. 685. '
is
annual
that
distinct
Net
income after taxes of $506,000, or
ending May 31, 1962. Sales
521,262
per
the
stated
Inc.—Six Months' Net Down—
reported net
has
are
Gas Corp.—V.
$100,000
Zale Jewelry
In
pipe
through
in
share on the
$44,449,000.
"It
corporation has called for redemption on
to
5,804
of Moonie
share, for the six month period
period totaled $48,541,000.
$1.07
were
total line haul equipment.—V. 195,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Partial Red'n—
The
interval
During the same period of 1961, net income was $559,000, amounting
to
,
operation of the sinking fund, &320,000 of its 5>/8% first mortgage
line bonds, series due 1980 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
cored
and
per
the
the
5
the
southwest
and cemented in the hole.
Union
Australian Oil
company
$0.97
for
equipment
40%
1.4 miles
Van Waters & Rogers,
the
approximately
p.
2428.
the
in
conducted
about
drilled
be
run
with
Partners
and
was
at rates of between 660 and 1,600 barrels per
upon size of the restricted choke.
will
well
casing will be
,
4
located
49 gravity oil
depending
day
month of May were the best for that month in the
company's history, with June showing a continuation of this trend.
Contributing
to the
excellent operations level expected for the
latter
half of
the year,
Mr. Birlenbach stated, are new line haul
ings
well is
The
produced
per
plus
standing bank loans, Robert L. Reed, President of Wilshire and of
Britalta, has announced. Under a plan, previously announced, Britalta
and Wilshire are being reorganized to make Wilshire the parent and
listed company.—V.
196, p. 53.
partners
of Moonie
test
The
or
and
Oil
the Moonie prospect in
on
feet.
64 cents per share.
This compares with $308,000 or
share for the same period in the prior year. He reported
that with a continuation of present business conditions the company
should
have
revenues
in excess of $26,000,000 and net income of
SI 275,000,
or
$1.95 per share in 1962. This compares with revenue
of
$24,090,000, net income of $1,022,000 and earnings per share of
$1.61
in
1961.
Mr.
Birlenbach reported
that the company's business is running
about 11%
ahead of the previous year, and that revenues and earn¬
$412,000,
its
reported their Moonie 4—an extension
Queensland, Australia—flowed 44 gravity
clean crude oil at the rate of 1,575 barrels per day through a %-inch
bottom hole choke during a 52 minute drill stem test.
Union
far in 1962
are
running well ahead' of the results for the same period of 1961.
President
Scribner Birlenbach
announced at the company s annual
Both
Britalta,
Union Oil Co. of California—New Australian Well—
Earnings Up—
is
belief
sound.
maturing of youngsters born
rising
number
engagement
rings
of
marriages
and
jewelry
Volume
196
Number 6175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(159)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND
ALABAMA
Pima
County School District No. 16 able at
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz. r, V;,office.
Sale—The $60,000 school
Alabama
Bond
Offering—Maurice
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase
of
sealed
building
Pat¬
bids
until
July 17 for the
on
$4,000,000
office
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
inclusive.
bonds
1991
to
Co., at
awarded
were
C'CY-
Bank
ern
Warrant Sale—The $200,000 state
gasoline warrants were awarded
Offered—
the
to
Trust
First
11
tt
system
1
bonds.
from
clusive.
1965
The
bonds
able.
17,000
.
waterworks
from
1964
callr*.
are
The warrants
$69,000
c
l
*
ttilrt._
of-
on
r»•
and
Jan.
interest
bile,
Bank,
as
by
White,
Arant, All & Rose.
approved
Bond
Clerk
will
County,
of the
Board
(MST)
purchase of
of
sealed
bids
a.m.
tax
School
bonds,
until
23
$2,100,000
for
11
bonds.
Due
on
1 from 1964 to
900,000
Sch.
AAA* Due
on
1964
to
Dated
and
July
1974 inclusive.
No.
4
bonds.
Jan. and July 1 from
1974
inclusive.
July
1, 1962. Principal
payable at the County
and interest
Treasurer's
office.
proved
by
Divelbess.
Gust,
Legality
ap¬
Rosenfeld
'
*
&
A:..y AA■'
Maricopa County, Roosevelt School
District No. 66 (P. O. Phoenix),
Offering—Rhea
Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 11
(MST) on July 30 for the
purchase of $400,000 school, Series
a.m.
B
1962 bonds.
Due
on
Dated July 1,
1962.
July 1 from 1964 to 1976
Principal and interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
payable
Treasurer's
the
at
County
Legality ap¬
office.
proved
by
Divelbess.
Gust,
Rosenfeld
&
Arizona
Bond
Clerk of the
will
receive
sealed
a.m.
(MST)
Averill,
Education,
Board of
on
bids
July
16
until
for
11
the
purchase of $850,000 school Series
A bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1976 in¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Divelbess.
Gust,
-
Rosenfeld
•
Y
r,
-
&
County. Calif.
bids
at
the
San
Orand
chase
$25,000
school
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
1
from
p.m.
on
of
1963 to
-
„
pur¬
chase
of
„
$760,000
Connecticut
office of the Connecticut National
Bank,
Bridgeport.
'd
ji
b
Reed
1963
to
1982
on
Legality
H
ap-
Washburn
t
MpCnrthv
61 iV1L,~dl U1*-
;
v
:
;
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Fitz-
Aug.
inclusive.
FLORIDA
1
Le-
King City Union School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Menamin, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
Salinas
chase
1 from
terest
on
July
until
23
10:15
a.m.
for the
pur¬
of
90,000
school
Aug. 1, 1962. Due
Aug.
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
In-
Raton,
June
3 V4S,
1987
to
A
1, 1992.
to
1978
due
from
1
A
inclusive;
June
on
3.20s,
1980
from
and
City
Clerk,
1986
to
on
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, will receive sealed bids at
Los Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PDST)
on
July 24 for the purchase of
$800,000 school building, Series B
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
pay-
1962. Due
1981
1991
%s,
(EST) on
July 25 for the purchase of $1,450,000 certificates,
$850,000 water and
cates.
1964
Due
to
1994
1966
Due
to
Oct.
members
Offering
from
sewer
Oct.
Dated
tificates
April
are
1,
City
000
1,
1964
Caldwell,
Trimble
&
Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
Bond Sale—The
offered June 21
$1,200,000 bonds
to
White, Weld
& Co.; Courts & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., and A. E. Masten &
Co., at par, a net interest cost of
about 3.65%, as follows:
Bingham
L. W. Barger,
sealed
—
will
swimming
receive
pool
on
1, 1962. Due
1964
to
1976
Dated
Dec.
on
July
$85,000
bonds.
June
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by
Charles
& Trauernicht.
«A
INDIANA
Chesterton, Ind.
Sale—The $720,000
Bond
195,
—v.
to
sew¬
works bonds offered June 28
age
a
2978—were
p.
composed
group
dianapolis
Bond
&
awarded
of^the
Share
In¬
Corp.;
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; |MulWells & Co., and Westheimer
&
Co.,
at
a
price
of
100.0448, a net interest cost of
laney,
about
3.92%,
follows:
as
$550,000 3%s. Due
1964
to
170,000
due
The
1988
to
on
-
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
4s. Due
1989
in-
Aug.
on
1
from
1992 inclusive.
bonds
on
are
dated
June
1,
Aug. 1 from 1964 to
&
—
Randall
will
H.
receive
National Bank
Interest
approved by
*
-
King
AA.,//.'
•
A.
Marion
County (P. O.
Indianapolis), Ind.
Warrant Sale^—The $800,000 tax
anticipation warrants offered June
25—v.
$266,000
June
Associates,
at
a
18
Sand Creek
Chillicothe,
City
$500,000
3
sewerage
clusive.
The
III.
July 13 for the purchase of $33,000 unlimited tax bonds as fol¬
lows:
$19,000
aid
bonds. Due on
bonds
are
19,000
Township,
school
bonds.
School
Township,
school
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1965 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman
&
■
Civil
building bonds.
call¬
general obligation sewer
bonds.
Cutler.
•
p.m.
able.
230,000
Townships, Ind.
Offering—Virgil B. Edens,
Township Trustee, will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
May 1 from 1965 to 1996 in¬
were awarded
Fletcher
Co.,
Trust
will
Clerk,
until
&
Bond
receive
(CDST)
on
July 17 for the purchase of
$730,000 bonds as follows:
bids
American
Bank
267,000 to Indiana National Bank
& Trust Co., Indianapolis.
cost
Bond Offering—Ilion Wait Cra-
bel,
to
Indianapolis.
were
ILLINOIS
sealed
:y
Merchants National
&
Trust
Co., Indian¬
National
Co., Inc., and
net interest
2978—were awarded
apolis.
267,000
A Bond Sate—The $351,000 school
offered
p.
to
Bank
Class A School
(P. O. Moreland),
awarded to Blyth &
195,
follows:
County
52
Le¬
Ice & Miller.
•
AA''AS'
of Hammond.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Idaho
a gfoup composed of
$550,000 public building bonds.
650,000 parking facilities bonds.
&
the
of
inclusive.
2001
to
Legality
Spalding.
District No.
cer-
ap-
Offering
Clerk,
dormitory bonds. Dated June
1961. Due on June 1, from
from
The
to
Le¬
Chapman
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST)
for
the
purchase
of
on
inclusive.
1962.
by
9
of about 3.26%.
callable. Legality
1963
Metropolis, III.
Bond
certifi¬
1
from
.
1962. Due
President,
bonds
certifi¬
1
inclusive.
on
1992
follows:
sewer
on
600,000 water and
cates.
as
approved
Cutler.
1
Interest J-D.
syndi¬ 1892 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
Co.; Wert- able. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Chesterton State
heim & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
Bank. Legality approved
& Co.; Weeden & Co.; Goodbody
by Ross,
& Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
McCord, Ice & Miller.
W. E. Hutton
& Co.; First Na¬
Hammond Sanitary District, Ind.
tional Bank, St. Louis; New York
Bond Offering — Mike Kampo,
Hanseatic Corp.; F. W. Craigie &
Co.; Republic National Bank, Dal¬ Jr., City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
las; Robert Winthrop & Co.; FolJuly 26 for the purchase of $3,ger, Nolan, Fleming & Co.; Field,
Richard
& Co., and Herbert J. 750,000 bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1988
Sims & Co., Inc.
inclusive. Principal and
interest
Shorter College (P. O. Rome), Ga.
(J-J) payable at the Mercantile
Other
-Jacob
receive
Dec.
on
inclusive.
gality
in¬
1987 to
IDAHO
g-
will
47
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
July
9
for ;the purchase
of
$495,000
building bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
1,
due
$30,000
cate; John Nuveen
Fla.
City School
District, Los Angeles County, Calif.
Principal and interest (F-A)
from
to
A on June 1, 1992.
&
Offerin
Certificate
proved by
Mitchell.
F-A.
Mirada
1
A elusive,
bonds.
on
1980
$285,000
1
$135,000
June
No.
Boftd Offering —
Marjorie A.
Bittner, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
as
Boca
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
at
June
J-D.
Myers.
(PDST)
from
1
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $650,-
receivecj on july 10 for the
purchase of $41,606,000 local hous|ng agencies notes,
solid at ed School District
in¬
Minor,
Heidt,
bids
1978
Housing Administration,
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Bond
June
1965
1979:
Bond
Public
,
Due
National
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
...
simmons, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 17 for the purchase of
$500,000 waterworks election 1958
bonds.
control
the option
or at
to
Washingon, D. C.
July
on
Offering—Virginia
4
flood
a.m.
pur-
1, 1962. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive,
Principal and interest (F-A) paythe
1965 to
$15,000^3 V2S,
June
bonds. Dated Aug.
at
1987
clusive; $125,000 3V4S, due
11
11 for the
on
from
y
until
bids
July
on
from
1
to
1980
1991 inclusive, and $65,000Afe
!
City Treasurer, will
sealed
(EDST)
June
inclusive;
on
due
bonds.
Fullerton, Calif.
Bond
receive
from
1
500,000
fire
protection
bonds:
A $195,000 4s, due on June 1
Bond Offerin g—Thomas E.
1987 inclusive.
^
AA
Danbury, Conn.
Stevens, Jr.,
on
due
.
interest cost of
net
°£.the bolder, at the principal
>
Richard C.
A
^ as r<-'P°rle<Iln V-
'
June
from
1
1986
to Bramhall, Falion &
Wood, Struthers
Co.,
as
3.10s, at a price of
Bank; Danbury;
#„
Redding,
until
3
July 9 for the
(PDST)
June
price of i00.513,
a
on
due
P- 2978,- .y.
able
Norwalk-La
Offering—Rhea
Principal
Brennan, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
Dated
Maricopa County, Tempe School
District No. 3 (P. O. Phoenix),
inclusive.
at
«
San
-
Shasta
not
B.
at
-
net Merest cost of about 2.95%,
Supervisors,
bids
Bond Offering
from
Bond
R.
Enterprise School District.
Series
Arizona
■
-
sealed
1973
to
i,_,
Jan.
Dist.
Offering
Sutcliffe.
unlimited ;
in-
clusive; $45,000 3V2S, due on
;June 1, 1979; $360,000 3.20c,
awarded to Ira Haupt
were
as 3s
jointly,
Diego County, Calif. Y
(F-A) payable at
Treasurer's
office,
Diego. Legality approved by
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington
the
$1,200,000 High Sch. Dist. No, 207
& Co
and
County
follows:
as
bonds
TCOjTlnd
School District,
and interest
Education,
July
on
'
$447,000 school
_
school, Series B bonds. Dated Aug.
15, 1962. Due on* Aug. 15 from
Mesa
-
Bloomfield, Conn.
Correction—The
Diego until 10:30 p.m. (PDST) on
July 17 for the purchase of $50,000
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering—Rhea
Averill,
receive
Union
receive
1964
Maricopa
1978
inclusive; and $300,000
V4S, due on June 1, 1992.
1,250,000 street improvement
bonds; $495,000 4s, due on
Interest J-J. Legality.
by
Dawson,
Nagel,
CONNECTICUT
bonds.
.1962;,principal
Clerk of the Board of
will
ARIZONA
Districts
B
ilivlPSSf 1?65i
Bond
Bradley,
to
inclusive; $1,385,000 3V4S,
;
;
Series
July,15
San
The
Chase
Manhattan
New York City. Legality
1965
on
TrSpniivrfr'«a
s office.
or
from
1
1991
'
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
McHenry County Community Con*
improvement
$2,275,000 4s, due on
1986
July
on
ed to
sewerage
due
(MST)
p.m.
Sherman & Howard.
Pnnn?v
County Treasurer
Mo¬
of
bonds:
17 t0T. the Purchase of $1,350,000
bids until 8
ttt• 1
-p,
Board^ of
the
inclusive.
Dated
1962.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
York
Pound' Mayor- willjreceive sealed
Series A bonds.
July 15 from 1965 to'
on
Jan. 1
1,
Merchants National Bank
:
school,
Encinitas
Dated
New
due
approve(j
A 2,000' Sbhoolj
callable.
are
Bank
and the First National
-,A:t elusive; $200,000 3V2S, due on
(City of), Colo,
June 1, 1979; $1,590,000 3.20s,
Bond Offering—Thomas F.
:
.
inclusive.
1987
inclusive.
awarded to
were
syndicate headed by the Chem¬
COLORADO
*71nnn1
Due
natural
and
Due
offered June 21
June
West¬
.
1974
to
GEORGIA
ical
Sate—The $115,000 sewer
bonds offered July 2 were award¬
A \(P, O. Crystal Lake), Illinois A
Macon, Georgia
Bond Sale—The $7,500,000 bonds
a
Bond
.
7 r.,-Yv
$5,750,000
Le-
.
on
net interest cost of about
a
Quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Chicago.
Company,
$71>000 school bonds,
nf
ioiiows.
in¬
■
■
warrants.
gas
Due
1992
to
to
Lombardo,
Trust Co.,
City Bank,
jointly, at a price of 100.079, a
net interest cost of about
3.14%,
as follows: YYYAA-YY
v'/YYv-
Co., Los Ang¬
•
nffo
Clerk
fnUnwc-
$143,000 waterworks and natural
&
7'vV
are
will receive sealed
merdbonds! Dated*June^Ti962.
^mST^Snn\dvSainU1fnr th° P*m'Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1985
on
awarded
were
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
.
gas
of
Supervisors,
Clerk,
July 23
for the purchase of $160,000 bonds
and warrants, as follows:
Jan.
purchase
interest
Trust
L^fmJcount",'Calif.
liam<T
!
Town
&
1/
„
w.
Linden,
the
19
Watkins
•
La Junta
u
Thornton,
Mohr,
Farish : &
Gauntt, Inc., as-2%s and 2.70s.
G.
bonds
an(j
eles.
to
Violet
The
Sale—The $540,000 sewer,
A bonds offered June 26
Series
will receive sealed bids
for
12
Gardner, III.
$130,000 water
Series 1956 bonds of¬
June
Stubbs,
Inc., at
3.87%v
City, Fla.
Sale—The
sewer,
fered
$7,905,000 water system, Series B
bonds. Datd July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 2000 inclusive.
Banning, Calif.
Marengo County (P* O* Linden),
Warrants
July
r
Bond
and
Sacramento, Calif.
g—Reginald H.
callable. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office; or Wells
were awarded to Hill Richards &
Fargo Bank, San Francisco; The
Co., at a net interest cost of Bank of New
York, and Contiabout 3.49%.
nental Illinois National Bank
&A
Mitchell.
Bonds
and
"about » bids until 8 will receive
Clerk, p.m. (PDST)
sealed ^ty
Valley Union School
District, Sonoma County, Calif.Bond Sale
The $52,000 school
building bonds offered June 19
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Plant
Bond
<A
.
Bond Offerin
Alexander
The
office.
Silverhill, Ala.
2
CALIFORNIA
callable. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Birmingham Trust National Bank,
Birmingham; or the First National
City Bank, New York City, or the
Alabama
Treasurer's
i
&
on
are
Treasurer's
July
Hogle
A.
3.39%.
interest
State
J.
AAtA
July 1
on
offered
to
net interest cost of
a
bonds.
from
1964
bonds
awarded
were
11
pur¬
County
Bond
terson, Treasurer of the Authority,
will
the
-
Bldg. Finance Authority
O. Montgomery), Ala.
(P.
PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
1
from
1964
to
1982
Jan.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
North Vernon.
hv
Legality approved
Ross. McCord. Ice
& Miller,
-
pal airport bonds offered June 26
were awarded to the Indianapolis
2V2s.
Bond & Share Corp., as
&
Morgan City, La.
County (P. O.
Williamstown), Ky.
IOWA
building bonds offered June 25—
v. 195* p. 2979—were awarded to
group composed of Charles A.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., at a price JJinsch & Co., Inc.; Hill & Co., and
of 100.0012, a net interest cost of
Weil, Roth & Irying Co., at a price
about 2.88%, as follows:
of 100.004, a net interest cost of
$2,500,000 elec2
July
offered
bonds
trie
1963
to
600,000 2%s.
1969
Due
Due
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
the
syndiCo., Inc.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Francis
I. duPont & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
&
of
members
Other
B. J. Van Ingen &
cate:
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
sealed
July
17
for the purchase of $500,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1964
to 1983 inclusive. The bonds are
callable.
Interest F-A. Legality
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer.
kids until 2 p.m.
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
Bosworth
&
Co., Inc.;
Biewer, Glynn & Co., and Tilney
Braun,
(CDST)
District No.
Lexington, Ky.
1978 inclusive.
Bannister,
Cooney.
receive
sealed bids until n a m
(EST)
on
jujy
for the purchase of
Todd,
.
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
July 17 for the purchase of
$120,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on July lJErom 1963
Principal
fund
Lexington Municipal Improvement
Corporation, Ky.
sanita-
bonds
Bo"d Offering-John R. Cook
T
J1**
Corpoiation
sealed
receive
June 28
worth
awarded to the Ep¬
were
Savings Bank.
bonds are
dated
The
1962. Due
callable.
July
bonds
The
M-N.
Interest
State
J®
University of Iowa,
'
KANSAS
Due
Shawnee
County Common School
District No. 34 (P. O. Rossville),
bonds
lumbian
Corp., as
Securities
1963
Due
23.000 3V4S.
Due
by
to
36,000 4s.
Due
on
195,
v.
a
&
Sale—The
$283,000
Due
on
Sept.
2979—were awarded to
composed of Stein Bros.
p.^
group
■
Parish (P. O.
Rouge), La.
Certificate Offering
—
Elwood
Sartain, Parish Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 6
p.m.
(CST)
0n
July 25 for the purchase of
?8Ty- 1{?2' ?' 29^9—were awarded $220,000 paving certificates. Dated
to Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
net
Associates, at
a
interest cost of about 3.64%.
Flemingsburg, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 industrial
Sept. 15, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
1963 to
1972 inclusive.
Legality
Parish
195,
p.
Co.,
Cincinnati.
Benton
&
were
Brothers
&
and
Reynolds & Co.,
jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.219, a net interest cost of about
„
(P.
O.
Warsaw),
Kentucky
Offering
Fiscal
Authority
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
Offering—A. P. Tugwell,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
Walter
Edmondson, County Court Clerk,
will receive sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(EST) on July 13 for the
July
25
for
56—were
until
bids
sealed
11
a.m.
July 17 for the purchase
of
$25,000,000 trunk line highway, serifes IX bonds. Dated Aug.
(EST)
on
Bank
of
Boston.
of the holder, at the Bankers
Trust
^
^
Bond °f'er,"g
field, Paddock & Stone.
will
lector,
~
receive
sealed
Montague School Disirict, Mich.
Note
bids
Sale—The $75,000 tax
an-;
ticipation notes offered June 27—
40 Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m. v.. .195, p. 2979:—were awarded to
(EDST) on July 19 for the pur¬ .the Hackley Union National Bank
chase of $1,22(1,000 unlimited tax & Trust Co., Montague, at a rate
of 2.50%.
•,
bonds, as follows:
■
/
c/o The National Shawmut Bank
MARYLAND
Cambridge, Md.
Bond
Offering
until
16
8
sanitary
$68,000
.
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
Oct. 1,
bonds.
sewer
1962
from
bonds
are
1961. Due
inclusive/ The
2001
to
Oct. 1
on
callable.
Interest A-O/
Legality
approved
by
Charles •
Awdry Thompson, and Niles, Bar--
County
(P.
>.
....
O. Denton),
,
_.
_
were
>
Ogemaw County (P. O.
West Branch), Mich. '
'
:<
_
Clerk
150,000 fire station bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Salem,
of
County
until
1:30 p.m. (EST)
thepurchasesof
$100,000 road notes. Dated June 1,
on
Mass.
July
1972
for
13
1962. Due
Offerings-Arthur T. Brennan, City Treasuref/^WflDreceive
National
Board
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids
Bond
bids
the
of
Road
-
-
Sutton,
Note Offering—Cameron
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
sealed
Sale—The $505,000 public
school bonds offered June 5
,
$850,000 hospital bonds. 'Due on
' AjjS- 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
225,0.00 library .bonds. Due on
»
Dated
..
,
p.m.
the
for
Calvin W.
—
will
Mayor,-
bids
July
on
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
terest
Principal
in¬
and
at \ theCounty
payable
Shaw-
Treasurer's office.
;
v;
Bank, 40 Water St., Boston,
Swartz Creek Community School
until 11:30 p.m. (EDST) on July
V
>.
District, Mich.
i ■
9 for the' purchase
of $125,000:
Note Offering — Raymond
street bonds.: Dated July 1, 1962.
Syr ing,- Secretary of the Board of
Due on July I from 1963 to 1967*
Education, will receive sealed bids
inclusive. Principal and interest
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 9 for
(J-J)
payable
at
the " National
the purchase of $50,000 tax antici¬
Shawmut Bank, Boston; or Merpation notes. Dated June 20, 1962.
chants-Warren National Bank, Due on Feb. 1, 1963. Principal and
Salem.
Legality
approved : by
interest payable at the Genesee
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& Merchants Bank, Swartz Creek.:
Dodge.
c-o
mut
-
awarded
Alex.
to
a
group
&
Brown
composed
of
Sons;
Baker,
Watts & Co.; John C. Legg & Co.,
and C. T. Williams & Co., Inc., at
a
price of 100.007, a net interest
cost of about 3.19%, as follows:
to
July 1 from
on
1965
inclusive.
100,000 2%s. Due
to
1970
inclusive.
Due
on
to
1971
'
July 1 from
on
3s.
1966
100,000
1975
1976
July
1
from
inclusive.
1981
to
125,000 3.30s; Due
on
College
July 1 from
Maryland
Bond
fered
the
Sale
and
June
Housing
—
The $590,000 dor_
_
infirmary
28
were
and
bonds
awarded
Home
Calvin
ofto
Finance*
Agency, as 3V2s, at par.
College
O.
Bond
Business
Towson),
(P. O.
,
MICHIGAN )
(P.
1982 to 1987 inclusive.
Goucher
.
inclusive.
120,000 3.70s. Due on July 1 from
and
July
24
Noetzel,
Offering—Henry
DeWitt,
will
receive
Manager,
for the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
of $1,-
600,000 dormitory and dining hall
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
on April _1 from 1964
to 2001 m-
elusive. Interest A-O. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
Canton, Mass.
Bond Offering—Howard B.
Cap-
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST)
en,
on
July 12 for the purchase of $1,-
r
Bond
Seminary
Grand Rapids), Mich.
sealed bids until 10
(P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
v*
\
r
Offering — Sylvester A.
Wayne County
,
Detroit, Mich.
MASSACHUSETTS
the
purchase of
$20,000,000 teachers' salaries,
Series A bonds. Dated July lj
1962. Due on July 1 from 1965 to
1987 inclusive. The bonds are call-
on
—
receive
,
Tho™as f
pheerin, City Treasurer and Col„
2.85%.
mitory
Louisiana
notes
p.
•
*
inclusive.
1967
to
State
Gallatin County
Bond
and
Moseley.
2979—were awarded
to the Fifth Third Union Trust
Attorney,
196,
v.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,' Co., New York City or at The
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
: Northern Trust Co., Chicago. Le¬
gality approved, by Miller, Can-"
m
A
per-.
Hutzler,
approved by R. Gordon Kean Jr.,
building bonds offered June
27—v.
Salomon
to
1963
East Baton Rouge
Baton
—
Smith Inc. and
manent
awarded
LOUISIANA
from
school building bonds offered June
&
offered July 2—
awarded to
the
Union
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Grand Rapids, at a rate of 1.50%!
ticipation
■
Aug. .1 *
*-"■**-
National
chants
$500,000
improvement bonds
$60,000 4y2s. Due
1
A'ug
1963
Maryland
first
-
from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Michigan (State of)
100,000 sewer bonds. Dated Aug.;
Bond Offering—John CvMackie,
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from State Highway Commissioner, will
w,
Portland, Maine
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
& Boyce; Almstedt Brothers, and
W. L. Lyons & Co., at a net interest cost of about 3.74%.
Sept. 1 from
Boyle County (P. O. Danville), Ky.
Bond Sale
T h e $1,100,000
.
Hays
1978 inclusive.
......
,
Skaggs,
Legality
(P. O. Bowling Green),
Kentucky
KENTUCKY
.
J-J.
1975 inclusive.
to
1, 1962. Principal
(1963 to1967r, ipc^usive.
(F-A) payable at the
, .jv
Company, Bangor; I 75,000offnstreeiUparking bonds..
1, l962. Due 011 Aug. 1 from 1963
or at the option of the holder, at,
Dated Aug. 1,/1962. Due on to 1987 inclusive. The bonds are
the First National Bank of Bos¬
Aug. from 1963 to 1970 incl. callable.
Principal
and
interest
ton. Legality approved by Ropes
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
(F-A)
payable at the National
& Gray.
f».
payable at the New England Mer¬ Bank of Detroit; or at the option
Caroline
Bond
Sept. 1 from
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
<
1970 to 1999
mortgage bonds offered June 29—
inclusive.
1973
to
45,000 33/4s.
1974
on
o
Aug.
ton, Gans & Barkell.
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1 from
1966 to 1968 incluisve.
1969
will
July 1 from
on
Corp.
on
43,000 3y2s. Due
Q
v-
-
Kelloggsville School District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $43,900 tax an¬
Trust
sealed
Interest
fol¬
on
v
^
don, Inc., jointly at a net interest
cost of about 3.57%.
- >
v;
•
100,000 street bonds.. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 frpm
Warren County Public Court House
inclusive.
1965
to
c +
clusive.
Dated
Patrick,
Clerk,
lows:
$18,000 2%s.
*
Stream
Kenduskeag
1969
-
E.
Dated
hoo,
bonds
^ 1962 Due on
$1 850 000
;;
Fahey-
Co-
to
$2,125,000 bonds, as follows:
$z,iza,uuu Donas,
ioiiowj
improvement bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Mowbray,
approved
school
the
awarded
were
JS
1,650,000
■
inclusive.
Kansas
Sale—The $165,000
,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
9
for
the
purchase of $100,000
utility bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
City
in¬
1966 to 1987
follows:
inclusive
i
Joseph
offering
will receive
sealed bids until 11 'a.m. (EDST)
on July 18 for the purchase of
J
$3,200,000 high school bonds Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
Offering—Buck
Bond
1970. "
1971
Holyoke, Mass.
.
as
-
-
63,000 3V4S. Due on April 1 from
.
$1,400,000."
The
—
'
/
inclusive.
1968
to
3s. Due on April 1,
23,000
twrvSrt Lucey,' Treasurer,
/h,
a
bonds,
Salyersville, Ky.
.
clusive.
Bond
public properties first
Company, Lexington.
Legality approved by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
school
$3,500,000
of
w
k
Trust
Consultant, will receive
on
July 25 for the
bonds. Due from
will
a.m.
•
bids
purchase
Qsoonn
Sale
B(md
lzens
Iowa
Bond Offering—Paul D. Speer,
sealed
11
interest (Jt-J) payable at BankCitthe
Union
National
&
'
Board of Regents,
Financial
until
bondJ\ D?ted duly
Due on u y 4'
? i
are callable. Prmcipal and
Legality
;
Secretary,
bids
July 10 for the purchase
on
of $100,000
1,
are
by T. H. Nelson.
approved
(EST)
1963 to
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
subdivision sewer
Fleischer.
ap-
nfforeri
offered
honria
sewer
2?
$4,850,000
Merrill
Epworth, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $20,000
1963
ap-;.
and interest
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
or,
tion
r I?,iv t
PJWe4 by Grafton, Ferguson &
City
inclusive.
1982
Bangor, Maine
Offering-Ralph L. Wey-,
Company, Lexington. Legality ap-
and
interest (J-J) payffoje at the
Treasurer's office.
Legality
to
J
m°iI ?'i.-TreaStueri'n
.;
■
'
Pr°3e^ bonds Dated May 1, 1962 ,
Duf °n
lfr0!P 1965 t(?, V,82
inclusive The bonds are callable.
p"nclPal and interest (M-N) payable at the Central Bank & Trust
receive
will
Clerk,
City
deeP flings
Ander-
Bond Offering-Charles
son,
will
Clerk,
City
3.28%, as follows:.
25,000 3V2s. Due on April 1, 1976
awarded to a syndicate composed c r ' and 1977. >"
V/:,y*;'v-u:
of R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Paine,
Ishpeming, Mich.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Hay-,
Bond Sale—The $325,000 sewage
den, Stone & Co.; F. Brittain &
disposal
system
bonds
offered
Co., and Loker, Sparrow & Co., as June1 27
v.
195, p. 2979 — were
3s, at a price of 100.101, a net
awarded to the Channer Securi¬
interest cost of about 2.98%.
ties Co., and McDougal and Con¬
School
MAINE
v'''
school bonds offered June 21 were
900,000 school bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond
Harwich, Mass.
:
12 for the purchase of $1,-
July
■
$69,000 31/4S. Due on April 1 from
"
Board, will receive sealed bids on
$130,000 improvement assessment
Decorah, Iowa
sealed bids
Offering—Florence Clark
Bond
Legality approved by
Carpenter, Ahlers &
terest M-N.
Boston.
Legality
proved-by Ropes & Gray.
Bond
Parish
the
of
Secretary
(P q Louisville),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
Df ?" Nt°V'
In-
??t6d J,U„Ly, !'
1 from 1963 to
about
of
payable
(F-A)
State' Street Bank & Trust
Gompany,
Daigle,
O.
v
"
1, La.
Bond- Ottering—E.
receive
will
at the
and
Bour-
Helen
—
Clerk,
City
'«
Stone.
&
Paddock
Canfield,
Miller,
Mu¬
Boston,
The Baptist Parish School
St. John
bonds
offered
June
20
were
awarded to Stein Bros. & Boyce,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
as 3%s, 3%s, and 3V2S, at a price
on
July 9 for the purchase of of 100.005, a net interest cost of
$110,000 sewer construction bonds, about 3.46%.
Offering
Bond
geois,
Aug.
interest
on
cipal and interest
July 24 for the purchase of $15,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1987 inclusive.;
V
on
Jefferson County
Coralville, Iowa
•.
Village Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
bard,
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Dec. 1 from
on
Palmetto, La. '*
and
B.
Thomas
—
Garden City, Mich»
;
uiifil ,2
p.m.*<;v ; '
Bond Sale—The $180,000 high¬
July 10 for the pur¬
chase of $75,000 water loan bonds- way fund bonds offered June 25
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. DUe on Aug.',!, were awarded to Braun, Bosworth
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive. Prin-.f & Co., Inc., at a net interest cost
Offering—Janet M. Hub¬
Bond
1, 1962. Principal
(F-A) payable at a
bank in New York City, Chicago
or
Detroit. Legality approved by
Dated
Company,
Trust
and
(EDST)
.
/'
Offering
Street,
.
Ky.
'
nicipal Department, 111 Franklin
bes, Inc., at a net interest cost of
about, 3.4765%.
";
;• • '
Bond Offering—Theresa Byrum,
inclusive.
1971
to
1,200,000 3s.
Henderson,
Bank
inclusive.;
,
Hawes,.Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o State Street
Labouisse, FriedCo. ,and Arnold & Der-
.!
\
v.
Bond
from
1
2,350,000 motor vehicle highway
fund, Series 62-K bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1972
&
Ropes
1972
1964 to
Aug.
on
inclusive.
t
-
Due
62-1
Series
refunding,
bonds.
Dartmouth, Mass.
group
a
Weil,
&
richs
about 3.82%.
-
Dec. 1 from
on
awarded to
were
Howard,
a
1 from
Due on Dec.
1968 inclusive.
$700,000 2V2S.
18
' ■
,t
.
composed of Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
were
syndicate headed by
a
Gray.
.
by
approved
Legality
,
Sale—The $600,000 mu¬
nicipal auditorium bonds offered
June
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
$3,625,000
payable at the New England Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston.
J, Bond
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
/
\
.
Due
Logan.
Grant
.
105,000 bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
on July
1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive/ Principal and interest
(J-J)
the State Treasurer's
office, Baton Rouge. Legality ap¬
proved-by Wood, King, Dawson
at
payable
ing
$50,000 munici-
Principal and interest
able.
purchase of $125,000 school buildbonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.. Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Wabash, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
awarded to
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
52., (160)
Secretary and Clerk of
of County Road Com¬
the Board
will
missioners,
bids
19
until
for
receive-, sealed
(EST) on July
purchase of $1,750,000
bonds, as follows:
*
11
the
limited tax
a.m.
$750,000 metropolitan water sup¬
ply system
Series I bonds.
Due
on
June
1
from
1963
1,000,000 metropolitan water sup¬
ply system Series II bonds.
Offering—Alfred M. Pel-
Due
on
ham, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
2000
inclusive. The bonds
July 10 for the purchase of $5,975,000
follows:
unlimited
tax
bonds,
as
to
''
1978 inclusive.
June
1
from
callable.
Dated
June
1979
to
are
•
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
1,
1962.
Number £175
Volume 196
Independent School Dist.
No.
building bonds
awarded
the
First
NEW JERSEY
National
Bank
of
Boston, or Ashuelot-Citizens Na¬
ap¬
until 3
for
Cedar Grove Township School
District, N. J.
(F-A) payable
Bond
tional Bank, Keene. Legality -ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Legality
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
City.
York
New
to
at
New York Trust Company,
Bank
$700,000 school
were
(161)
cipal and interest
Chemical
Company,» Chicago, .or
112, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
urer's office, Jackson'; Continental Dated Aug. 1,1962. Due on Aug. 1
Illinois National Bank & Trust. from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
MINNESOTA
Chaska
.
.
Lavigne,
Offering
Secretary,
will
bonds.
1961. Due on Nov.
receive
July 17
$485,000
Dated Nov. 1,
purchase
dormitory
Robert J.
—
(EDST)
p.m.
the
53
on
of
1 from
1964 to
2001 inclusive.
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
•
composed of the First Na¬
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m. (EDST)
tional
Bank, Minneapolis; First
on
July 17 for the purchase of C ran ford Township, School District
Tippah County, North Tippah
Palmer & Dodge.
'■/.
National Bank, St. Paul; Harold
Consolidated School District
$2,470,000
school
bonds.
Dated
{P. O. Cranford), N. J.
E.
Wood
& Co.;
MannheimerNov. 1, 1960. Due. on Nov. 1 from
Dover, N. H.
(P. O. Ripley), Miss.
Bond Sa 1 e — The $4,735,000
Egan, Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Bond Sale—The $68,000 school
Note Sale—The $300,000 tax an¬ 1962 to. 1980 inclusive. Principal school
building
bonds
offered
at'par, a net interest cost of about bonds were awarded to the First ticipation notes offered June 28 and interest (M-N) payable at the
June 28 were awarded to a syn- '$■;
2.87%, as follows:
National Bank, Memphis, at 3.90s, were, awarded to the First Na¬ National Newark and Essex Bank,
dicate headed by Kidder, Peabody
tional Bank, Boston, at a rate of Cedar Grove. Legality approved & Co., and National State Bank, .
$29OJ)0O 2.40s. • Due on -July 1 3y4s, and 3%s.
from 1963. to 1967.Inclusive.V
by Caldwell, Trimble and Mitchell.
1.58%, plus a premium of $10.
Newark, taking $4,729,000 as 3.35s, ;
MISSOURI
The notes are dated June 28*
240,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
Centenary 'College for. Women ' Y at a price ©£ 100.1299, a net inter- *
i
.1968 to 1971 inclusive,
19.62. Due on Nov. 30, 1962. Prin¬ "I ''
;c\:
(P» O. Hackettstown), N. J.
Jefferson County Reorganized Sch.
j est cost of about 3.33%. v
1-20,000 3s. Due en July 1; 1972
cipal and interest payable at the
Qther members of the syndicate:
District R-6 (P. Q. Hillsboro), Mo.*
:;Bond Offering—J. Edgar Wqshaand 1973.
v.
First National Bank* Boston. Le¬
Shields & Co.; R. W: Pressprich &
Bond Sale—The $705,000 school
50,000 3.10s. Dup on July 1, 1974.
baugh, President of the Board of Co.; Ira Haupt & -Co.; J. C» Brad- A
bonds were awarded to the First gality approved by Storey, Thorn'
Trustees, will receive, sealed bids ford & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp,; "
National Bank, St. Louis, and The dike, Palmer & Dodge."
."
*
a
group
.
■
r
-
.
.
Duluth, Minn.
-
.
■
peering—Bert H. Parson, City National Bank & Trust Co.,
City Clerk," will receive- sealed Kansas City, as 3%s, 2%s, 2%s,
bids until 9:30 a.m. (CDST) on 3s, and 3.30s.
Bond
July 23 for the purchase of $300,000
water
utility bonds. Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at -the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & Week.
Bolivar Reorganized
No. 1 (P. O. '
Bolivar), Mo.
Bond Offering — The District
Polk County,
School District
Aug; 1, 1962.
building
offered
bonds
awarded
to
the
First
tional
Bank, St. Paul, at
28
City
bar,
Na¬
chase of
-
the
office
of
RECORD
pur¬
$10*000,000 airport bonds.
WE GIVE
Broadwater County School Dist.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
at
receive
Aug. 1 for the
on
BANK & QUOTATION
MONTANA
Litchfield Independent School Dist.
No. 465, Minn.
received
will
Auditor,
sealed bids
terest cost of about 3.72%.
be
-
Y::.
Bond Offering—Julius W. Dela-
net in¬
a
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
July 17 for
on
St. Louis. Mo.
school
June
were
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $375*000 school
building bonds. Legality approved
by Douglas & Douglas.
; ;
the
Y
Sale—The $390,000
Bond
8
til
EUendale Independent School Dist.
No. 762, Minn.
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
No.
the
13
Bond
(P. O. Toston), Mont.
$15,000 school
Sale—The
offered
June
25
were
Superintendent of Schools until bonds
(CDST) on July 11 for the awarded to the State Land Board,
purchase of $1,390,000 school as 4s, at par.
building bonds. Due from 1965 to
: v-rr
1992 inclusive..
.u
Harve, Mont.
Bond Sale—The $465,000 water
Maple Plain, Minn.
v
works system bonds offered June
Bond Offering— Earl M. Ander¬
19 were awatded' t6i the' Citizens
son, Village
Clerk, will receive Bank of
Montana, at a net in¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
terest cost of about 3.29%.
on
July 11 for the purchase of
$15,000 street bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Lincoln County (P. O. Libby),
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
Montana
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
8 p.m.
vr
,
1977 inclusive. The bonds
able.
Interest
call¬
are
Bond Offering—James L.
F-A.
Legality ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler and Haertzen.
Chairman
Bode, Miss.
'
c
Sale—The $225,000 water
and sewer bonds offered June 26
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE*
•
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
•
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
bids
10
pur¬
until
Ravalli County
•
the
First
Bank, Memphis, at
about
of
cost
a
3.56%.
net
National
interest
V
.
,.
.
Co.; J. M. Dain &
Co., and Kalman & Co., at a price
of
100.03,
about
interest
net
a
cost
3.55%.
,
of
funding
Gibson), Miss.
$45,000 re¬
bonds were awarded to
Allen &
Co,, as31As, 31/2S and 3%s.
Cleveland, Miss.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
No.
6
(P.
County School District
O. Big Timber), Mont.
Bonds Not Sold
—
received
CANADIAN
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCK*
•
FEDERAL LAND
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
•
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
Offering -—John
Chancery
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
A.
will
$15,000 school building bonds of¬
June 1 were rejected.
SECURITIES
Yellowstone
County Rural Special
Improvement District No. 464
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
10
re¬
a.m.
follows:
$30,000 District No. 3 bonds.
30,000 District No. 5 bonds.
Due from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Mississippi {State of)
Bond Offering — Joe T. Patter¬
son, Secretary of the State Bond
No.
Principal
and
are
interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
Bond
Offering
—
Lauren W,
Gibbs, Fiscal Agent, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 16 for the purchase of
WILLIAM B. DANA
CO.
PARK PLACE
25
$1,900,000 sewer bonds.
Due on
April 1, 1976. The bonds are call¬
NEW YORK
7, N. Y.
wish
subscribe
able.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
f
tional Bank, Keene, until 2:30 p.m.
bonds
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
(P. O. Las Vegas), Nev.
1
1982
The
•
•
Clark County Sanitation District
Chesterfield
will
a.m.
inclusive.
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
CALL LOAN RATES
•
?
receive sealed
(CST) on July
24 for the purchase of $2,000,000
highway bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1972 to
Commission,
bids until 10
•
NEVADA
Ras-
(CST) on July 2 for the purchase
$60,000 road and bridge bonds,
callable.
:
i--*
•
of
as
BANK BONDS
i
fered
Callable at any time.
County Road Districts,
(P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
ceive
CANADIAN
•
on
Lee
Bond
DOMESTIC
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
purchase
berry,
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
Bids for the
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
July 10 for the
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
of $50,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 2, received for the $36,264.80 street
1962. Due on July 3 from 1963 to impr o v e men t bonds offered
1972 inclusive. Legality approved June 29.
v
>
by Charles & Trauernicht.
Due 10 years from date of issue.
be
•
•
Sweet Crass
Bond. Sal e—The
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
-
.
Claiborne County (P. O. Port
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•
„
to
u" "
EXCHANGE
•
DOMESTIC
School Dist. No. 3
(P. Q. Hamilton), Mont.
awarded to theH°using.-and.
V Bond Sale—The $312,000 school''
Home Finance Agency, as 3%s, at
bonds
offered
June
19
were
par.
>'■ tV,f
-r'■"
awarded to a group composed of
:
Canton, Miss. \ 1.
f
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Alli¬
Bond Sale—The $140,000 indus¬ son-Williams
awarded
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
library construc¬
tion bonds. Dated June 30, 1962.
were
were
•
a.m.
18 for the
on July
of $79,500
Board
Bond
trial bonds offered' June: 19
EXCHANGE
re¬
the
(MST)
chase
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
the
will
sealed
ceive
MISSISSIPPI
AMERICAN STOCK
•
Sloan,
of
Commissioners,
County
of
•
Bond
School District. N. H.
Offering
—
Clara B. Wil-
lington, Member of
Board, will receive
c/o
The
(EDST)
chase
of
the School
sealed bids
Ashuelot-Citizens
SUBSCRIBE
TODAY
D
for
one
to
year
to
the
Bank
&
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
Name
j
Address
Na¬
July 10 for the pur¬
$100,000 school -bonds.
on
I
I
City--—..
-
Zone—i-
State
—-
I
*54
Laidlaw
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(162)
&
New York
Also, $4,200,000 for construction
~
'
-
Hbwell
price of
900,000 for construction of public
buildings and for self-sustaiiiing
capital improvements, $12,000,000
for sites and construction of school
receive'
iointlv
jointly,
Newark
i\ewarK
of
Union
Fidelity
of 100.14,
price
about
Co.,
at
3 45s
as
^ /u
d
nklnterest
a
Trust State
~
Nutley School District,N. J.
r::;L1p
*
t.
,nd"d offered
offered^
"were
were
National
the
to
awarded
a
t>
able real property
within the City
subject to the levy of un-
JT"
"J
hs
naV
t
hT£n/c
The
will
bonds
09 140 nnn
dated
be
.
18 for the purchase of $8,217,000 general county improve' + u
^"my
Aug.
ries A
June 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive,
from
these separate issues:
syndicate headed by
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
as
3.90s, at a price of 100.163, a
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Franklin National Bank
net interest cost of about 3.87%.
0f
a
Other members of the
Van
J.
Ingen
Trust
Hanauer
syndicate:
Co.; Fidelity
&
Co.v Newark;
J.
B.
&
Co.; John J. Ryan &
P.
^
T
*
Lebenthal & Co., and J. R.
Co.;
BOSS & Co.
NEW
MEXICO
Albuquerque, N
Sale
Bond
water
and
The
posed
to
a
Brothers & Co.;
Co.; Peters, writer 8c
Christensen, Inc. and Quinn &
Co., at par, as follows:
on
1,305,000 3s. Due
on
July 1, 1963.
July T from
3V4S.
awarded to
Due
3V2S.
Due
brook &
Bond
Salp
gel,
awardPd
Enim
ior>
^
nm
b
'
$76,000 2%s. Due
^
3s.
,
and
Due
July'1
on
_
1971
'
win,
Village
Clerk,
<
P.
will
receive
from 1963 to 1980 inclusive. Printhe
_
interest
Alden
Y°rk.
(J-J)
State
.
m
Marine
Midland
payable
Bank,
,
or
Arenrit>
^
-
Bond
reeeive
(EDST)
n
'
_
Village"
sealed
on
v
'
Offering
Connors,
previous
public
P^avl0"s
City
Bank
and
sale
sale
of
oi
group
at
about 3.82%,
s182 000
6/
'
as
follows:
Do
cost of
June
1 from
.S6."1!,,™
19f>4 to 1973 inclusive.
a
100,000
S^s.
Due
on
June
1
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Earl J. Lenhart,
C. Vo-
will
purpose
(EDST)
bonds.
on
July 11 for the pur-
by
bids
July
A
•
Francis
Treasurer
12
until
2
H.
New
Windsor, N.
Sale —The
Windsor Park
Tuncx
TlTHA
OT
on
tTTAVlA
for the pur-
chase of $117,500 public improvement bonds. Dated June
1, 1962.
.
OU7n
a
J
T
awarded
to
J.
flS'
a P4
interest cost
L
net
o
A
J
L
scheduled for July 12, has been
temporarily postponed,
60,000 3%S:
1979
80,000 4s.
1982
Due
Due
on
55,000 2s.
Due
on
Bond
as
2%s, at
a
price
Offering—Verna Duncan,
Clerk of
June 1 from will
June
Co.,
of 100.068, a net interest cost of
about 2.85%.
Madeira City School District, Ohio
inclusive.
1985
to
&
Harris
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
to
tate^appra^
the Board
of Education,
sealed
receive
until
bids
(EST) on July 20 for the
purchase of $575,000 school building improvement and equipment
n00n
1, 1986
,
-
nfltpd
Tlllv
Anril and Oct
lfi
iqco
16 from
Due
i963
?q«^nr,uStaeInterestA O
1985 lncluslve- Interest A O.
to
Rocky River, Ohio
"
1
*
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids
on
.Qp^lpri hlHc until 11 a.m. (EST) nn
until 11 a m
July 10 for the purchase of $230,-
y0rk City. Legality approved by
gykeS) Galloway & Dikeman.
Y.^
j>ziz,uuu Last
sewer bonds offered
i
t
000 sanitary sewer bonds. Dated bids until noon (EDST) on July
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 23 for the purchase of $1,300,000
1964 to 1991 inclusive. Principal sewage disposal works improve-
D
13
B.
North
Hempstead and Oyster Bay
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
? Union Free School District No. 3 First National City Bank, New
of
h
New York City, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Comptroller
(P. O. Roslyn). N. Y.
York City, or tl^e Wachovia Bank
Note Sale
The $500,000 tax- & Trust
Company, Raleigh. Legalanticipation notes offered June 26 ity approved by Mitchell, Persh—
„
Bond Offering—Clyde W. Brown,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
ment bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
1962.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1987
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
City
at the* Natibnal
Cleveland, Rocky
branch. Legality approved
payable
Bank
of
River
were awarded to the First Na- ing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
Abraham D. Beame will
sell tional City Bank, New York, at a
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
NORTH DAKOTA
'
$103,725,000 of one-to-30 year se- rate of 1.50%, plus a premium of
Sheffield, Ohio
rial bonds at his office, Room 530, $25.00.
Granville School District No. 23,
Municipal
Building,
July
24. Oyster Bay Bethpage Union Free
North Dakota
Bond Offering—Michael Krall,
„
Sealed bids will be opened at 11
School District No. 21
a.m.
Bethpage), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Lorraine
,
This
,
will be
the
.
.
third
public
-
(P. O.
...
Bond
„
.
,
Offering
—
District
The
Clerk will receive sealed bids
the others,,the
in
Comptroller
Beame
esti-
reqUirinrPKg, haSf and
storage
saved
of
the
fewer
City
bonds,
have
$89,000 for the
sealed
til
3
(CST)
nm
on
Rye
Clerk, will receive the purchase
Julv
un-
10
for
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July
9
for the purchase
of $27,425
water main improvement bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
^issued in 0n July 19 for the purchase of 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin5,000 denominations.; Previously, $320,000 public library bonds.
to 1982 inclusive.
Interest J-D. cipal and interest (J-D) payable
bonds had been issued in $1,000
,
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, at the Lorain County Savings &
values.
took office. As
wi
p.m.
.
_
of Western New York, Power City
office, Niagara Falls; or
n-Ffino ISJiQcforci T?ollc# rvi^ Marine
Morino
Midland ' Trust
Company,
New
Hawkins,
Trusty Co., _New bond offering since Mr. Beame Carter, District
Legality approved by Cald-
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
«
Clerk,
approved
Band
Bald¬
bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
July 11 for the purchase of
$88,000 municipal building bonds,
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
_
Co.,
^
on
cipal and
Tbe
.
& Co.;
and John
about 3.44%.
Alden, N. Y.
Offering—Leon
.
?""uA^o"'oOO
Sale-The $477,000 sani- ing remodeling bonds originally
inclusive
1955
to
$108,530,000 of serial bonds was
awarded on April 24 to the First
National
White
general
hrS
of 100.60,
sealed
at
Village
1972.
NEW YORK
Bond
.
posed of the Interstate Securities Lawrence County (P. O. Ironton),
Corp.; J. Lee Peeler & Co., and
Ohio
Vance Securities Corp., at a price
Bond Sale—The $60,000 real es-
DslsfiGld &"Wood.
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
20,000
road improvement special assess¬
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
ment
>
July 1 from
on
W.
July 10 for the purchase of $11,450
inclusive,
1982
finnd
11GreS*
f
Paul
Qn Aug
15> 1966 and 196?>' in^lu_
sive, and annual instalments of
$1,750,000, Aug. 15, 1968.
Co., Inc.
jointly, at a price ot Legality
n
t 2 847
&
$157,000
't
werp
to
and 1987.
Dated July
1962- Due on July chase of $4>500,000 improvement
S2 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive, bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
+n
t
a
twI ^ Principal and interest (J-J) pay- Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Yadkinville (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
'whA* $?•
able at the Security National Principal and interest (F-A) payBond Offering-W. E. Easter/
Chns; Bank of Long Island, Huntington, able at the Marine Trust Company ling, Secretary of the Local GovTh*
_
—
Schinkal, Clerk of the Board of
Township Trustees, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
^ary sewer bonds offered June 19
were awarded to a group com-
iggo
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) Jr., Director of Finance, will reon
July 10 for the purchase of ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Mex
*Qfi"nnn
1963
Interest J-J.
net interest cost of 2.5781%.
inclusive.
N
Offering
Bond
1
inclusive.
^'nnal ^
Co.; Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc.; R. D.
Charles King &
Bond Offering—William
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive,
Socorro
1982
Interest J-D.
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
July
on
to
6,077,000 public improvement Series B^ bonds. Due on July 1
payable
'of^s'650
15
Other members of the syndicate:
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Esta-
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
1,051,000
offered^unf^WCTe
a
cost of about 3.46%.
July
on
Township (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
x
syndicate headed by
Smith, Barney & Co., as 3V2s, at
Small
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1,510,000
Green
Long Island, County Seat
school'bonds
&
$240,000 23/4s. Due
1963
from
First issue, $32,700,000
group^ com- a price of 100.43, a net interest
Stern
of
Zahner
June
of
in annual instalments of $1,570,Dated July 1, 1962.
Principal Pu? °.n Dep' -1 f.ro™ 19®3 .to. 1973
Of- 000 on Aug. 15, 1963-1982, inclu- and interest payable at the Frank- inclusive. Principal and interest
fice, Mineola; or at the option of sive, and annual instalments of nn National Bank of Long Island 1J~D'
Payable at the Central
the holder, at the principal office $130,000 on Aug. 15, 1983 to 1992, Riverhead; or at the First Nation- Trust Company Cheviot. Legality0f Manufacturers Hanover Trust inclusive; second issue, $26,825,-Jai city Bank of New York.'Legal- approvedri by
Peck, Shaffer &
Co., New York. Legality approved 000, payable in annual instalments .ity approved by Sykes Galloway Williams.
;
(
o.
of $2,565,000 on Aug. 15, 1963 to,&
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Dikeman.-y*
Hillsdale Local School District.
1972, inclusive, and annual instal-*
.1
'-"fA■■ notcCT
■■■•*>*<■■■
Qhio
I slip Union Free School District
ments of $235,000 on Aug. 15, 1973
j „ NORTH CAROLINA
Bond Sale Postponed—The ofN°> 9 (P- O. West I slip), N. Y.
to
1977,
inclusive; third issue,
•
fering of $$1,100,000 school buildBond Sale
Clinton, N. C.
$1,106,000 joint
system bonds
sewer
awarded
were
Mex
on
nftJ7*
aoout 6.a*/o.
imnrnm
bonds. Due
7
at
,
awarded to
$1,798,000
nuhiip
w*
^ as ^f'intest Zst
A™?'A0fc/
$2,140,000 public improvement Se-
school bonds offered June 28 were
Jersey
£
July
15, 1962, and will bear interest
payable semi-annually on Feb. 15
and Aug. 15. Bidders are required
1° name the rate of interest for
Union
the First Cleve-
and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
bonds, as follows:
the bonds and interest.
j
tion, will receive sealed bids until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 11 for
the purchase of $2,215,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
B.
were awarded to
lana Lorp.
ml S25SXill* .nif'fe
President of the Board of EducaPoint Pleasant School District,
The
Chesapeake Union Exempted
Village School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $323,000 school
The bonds wiU be general ob- County Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST, on
will be
onerf
—
ne^ interest cost of about 3.28%,
"dlspos^pl'anfimprovement
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 11, N. Y.
Bond Offering—William Hauser,
about 2.89%.
New
awarded to J. A. White &
Co-> as 3%s, at a price of 100.87,
payable
McGo^ern"^ Lane^"' Hanrahan'
State
Newark as 2.90s, at a price
100.043, a net interest cost of
Sale
-
were
(J-D)
SykeS' GaU°- ligations of the City, and all tax-
Dikeman.
Bank
ik,
Bond
■
construction bonds offered July 2
$800,000 for parking fields and
permanent improvements in connection with 1964-65 World's Fair,
Mohawk Valley, Middleville. LeValley Middleville. Le-
,rhool
26
26
re-
~
Mohawk
'
4
June
June
bonds
pur-
™
Fanwood. Legality
approved by William B. Beard.
"
for urban
p.m.
July 12 for the
on
2
Sloan, N. Y.
Elyria, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $56,000 general
$24,000,000 for alterations to pub- Purposei bonds offered June
No. 2, N. Y.
2^ age were awarded to McDonald
Bond Offering—Eugene J. Cor^ he buildings, park improvements 195, p. 2981—were awarded to the
rjgan District Clerk, will receive and street lighting; $6,000,000 for Manufacturers and Traders Trust & c
at a rate of 2.oo%, plus a
seaied bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) the payment of judgments, claims
Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
f »351 00
on
July 12 for the purchase of and awards; $1,200,000 for the Cross, jointly, as 3s, at a price of premlum 01 ^S1-UU.
618 000 school bonds. Dated May City's contribution to the IRT and
100-13, a net interest cost of about
Graham Local School District
1 '1962
Due on Nov 1 from 1963 BMT pension funds, and $10,500,- 2.97%.
(p q. St. Paris), Ohio
t(^ 198{ inciusiVe. Principal and 000 for street improvements.
«„*nih
fp
n
l
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
interest
payable at the
The average maturity of the buttolk
°un<y (p'°' Overhead). bondg offered June 26 were
(M-N)
Marine Midland Trust Co. of the bonds will be 6 years 4 months.
Bond Offering
F
B
Hnse
Tr
awarded to the Ohio Company,
National Bank,
"
$3,525,000
Also,
until
Exempted Village Local
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $198,000 school
Bluffton
will
Ti-easurer
bids
S.
pany;
or
at the option of the
holder, at the First National City
Bank, N. Y. Cl Legality approved
2.95%:
field Central School District
—-
"
.
Schuyler, Herkimer and Deer-
July 11 for the purchase of
$62,900 general improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive,
Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the Plainfield
.
Countv
sealed
OHIO
Howard
—
cipai and interest
tions to school buildings.
Fairfield, Newport, Norway,
Offering—John H. Camp¬
on
„
.
cost of about
Marquart,, Wind¬
Owen,
Dorsey,
Offering
(EDST)
rftaSl
public
21 were awarded to Ira Haupt &
3
at a
ice of 100.32394,
net interest cost
a
tie-The$923,000
Bond
by
Mc- terest J-J. Legality approved
bonds. Dated June 15, 1962. Due
from 1963 to 1992 inclusive. Prin-
buildings, $1,800,000 for cites and
of college buildings,
improvement P0?"8 °IieiYa
a
Monday, July 9, 1962
chase of $2 000 000 office build in e
im™™"*nt toSrofferaf June buildings, $2 500,000 for altera
Co.,
Trust
bell, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
n
E.
Bond
^
construction
Fanwood, N. J.
,
of
Chas.
and
Weigold & Co., Inc
3.43%.
J
Bond
Inc.
Co.,
offered June 27 were
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen &
and
&
bons
school
Sale—The $275,000
a
.
100.981, Bacon
Stevenson & Co.
were associated with Geo. B. Gib-
School
District (P. O. East Hanover),
New Jersey
Bond
3V2S, at
June 28 as
u
&
.
Schenectady County (P. O.
Schenectady), N.
and reconstruction of bridges, $3,-
i
u
nfln
,nnn
x,
n
,
Washburn
.
horst & West.
the
Additional Information^—In
on
bonds
Reed, Hoyt,
Carthy.
award of the $880,000 school bonds
Township
Hanover
(P. O. Schenectady),
Dist. No. 1
Robert K. Wallace & Co.
East
to the water supply system, $4,200,000 for the construction of or
diSP°Sal
plants, including land.
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
and Glenville Central School
Wood, Struthers
Co.;
Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Inc.; Coffin & Burr; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; John J. Ryan & Co.; James
A.
Andrews
&
Co., Inc., and
&
.
bids until
1
p.m.
(EDST)
building
Union Free School District
NoS(P°0 pVrtChtlr)
N
Y
Bell OfferingitoSk'Bar!
clay, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EDST) on July 9 for
the purchase of $335,000 school
Owen,
West
$210,000
of
bonds.
Dated
school
June
1
Mafquart, Windhorst & proved Co Elyria. Legality apTrust
by
proved by Squire' Sanders &
Norwood
(P.
O.
Grand Forks),
^ernPseY*
University^ Heights, Ohio
Offering — Jean Lloyd
The proceeds of the sale will
Keller, Director of Finance, will
^lusive. Principal and interest provide: $5,400,000 for subway re- bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (CST) receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Pavable
at
Y16 Citizens construction or additions, $6,000,- May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive, on July 12 for the purchase of (EDST) on July 23 for the purCentral
Bank, Arcade. Legality 000 for acquisition of transit roll- Principal and interest
(M-N) pay- $26,000 municipal building bonds, chase of $300,000 sewer improveDue on
three issues.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1974
approved
by Sykes,
Dikeman.
Galloway &
ing stock, $9,000,000 for acquisition, construction of or addition
able at the County Trust Co., Port
Chester.
Legality
approved
by
North
Bond
Dakota
Offering
G.
Knain, City Auditor, will receive
—
Douglas
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July
1 from 1964 to 1972 inclusive. In-
Bond
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982
Volume
inclusive.
196
Interest
,
i
J-D.
6175
Sanders
Offering-^-Edward
oeive
sealed
•
(EST)
of
until
16
$35,000
Fph
8
p.m.
2^0s
the
for
on
inclusive.
pur¬
$«QR nnn
$$8^ nnn
street
and
436,000
'
/
Westfall Local School District*
.
as
Ohio
Offering-^Brice Connell,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
receive,; ..sealed
bonds.
bids
on
Feb
rhip
™
on
23/,
April 1 from 1964
School District No.
on
$90 000
bonds
Provldence> until 11
a.m. (EDST)
.jgg2
inclusive.
Interest
syndiDillon, Union Se-
J
and
as
.
„
—
-
bonds
'
'*
fc'.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
improvement
street
•
22,000 municipal building bonds,
on
June
1
from
by
Storey,
Dodge.
$142,000 water-
TENNESSEE
Macon
•
bids until 1; p.m.
payable at the Citizens Bank, Lafayette, or the First American National Bank, Nashville.
tional Bank. Nashville
T.Pcmiitv
Legality
approved
Madison
to
June
junior
20
were
Cochran &
net interest cost of
Milburn,
'
County Union High Sch.
(P, O. Oregon City),
District No. 1
»
Or^igo2oennnn
c
*
Sale—The $350,000 school
construction bonds offered July 2
58—were awarded to
& Co., Inc., and United
National Bank, Portland,
196,
—v.
Blyth
States
jointly,
p.
at
a
/
.
_
Bond
ed
cost of
of
bonds, as
$3,100,000
follows:
unlimited
re'
bonds
on
dated
are
June
1,
June 1 from 1967 to
inclusive.
Grant
B.
$340,000
.
County School Dist.
at par..
.
.
v
No. 17
Bond
New Eagle, Pa.
Offering—Samuel
Borough
dogne,
.
...
dcnncvi vania
,
10
willa m
hall
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
June
1,
1-961.-
June 1 from 1964 to 2001
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
TEXAS
Aransas
Pass
Indep. School Dist.%
Texas
Bond Sale- -The $200,000 school-
Principal
payable
at
and
the
house bonds offered June
28
were
awarded to the Columbian Secu-
rities Corporation of Texas
First of Texas Corp., jointly,
and
at
a
net interest cost of about 3.86%l;
as follows:
$120,000
3.90s.
Due
on
July
15
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
(In Your Business)
city
&
Co., at a
price of 100.006, a net interest cost
Qf about 3.06%, as follows:
$75,000 4%s.
*
'mco
1968
Z~
to
100,000 3s.
1966
to
Due
1965
Due
1969
50,000 2.80s.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
^
inclusive.
on
60-page booklet
help
you
—
available exclusively from
business through
your
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
and
_
-•
L. Be-
Secretary,
us
modern,
Aug. 1 from
—
learn about
is
proven
designed to
investment
full of practical and proven selling
are
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best
of his
popular
Chronicle.
You'll
J
■
Aug. 1, 1970
1971.
and
increase
weekly columns in The Commercial and Financial
inclusive.
on
This
award-
were
Hanauer
*
115,000 3s.
Due
on
1976
Obtaining
The initial sales approach
*
The final sale
*
The various
a
client list
incluisve.
to
Aug. 1 from
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Ports Authority
(P. O. San Juan), Puerto Rico
International Airport Passenger
accounts.
how to
categories of investors—and their
These
are
defined
and
you're
told
develop each of them to their maximum
with
of
126,404 passengers in April
1961, an increase of 12.5%, ac¬
potential !
cording
to
Manuel
Sanchez
Rivera, Executive Director of the
Puerto Rico Ports Authority.
Cargo moved through the air-
(P. O. Long Creek), Oregon
•Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
port
jn April' totaled 5,040,242
bonds
offered
Jtme'
26 * were
p0Unds, against 3,813,203 in April,
awarded to the Southern,Oregon
196^ an increase of 32%.
State Bank, Grants Pass, at S^s,
por
^e
four
months
ended
.
until
By JOHN DUTTON
Cargo
Traffic
Increased—
Passenger traffic through Puerto
Rico International Airport totaled
142,226 in April, 1962, compared
-
1981
Manager,
bids
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
And
$1,700,000 sewe rssytem bonds.
1,400,000 City Hall bonds."
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
The
(F-A)
Business
sealed
(EST) on July 18 for the purchase"
of $$00,000 housing and
dining-
M
will
1972
Beaty,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids on or about Aug. 1 for the
1962. Due
ter,;Jr.,
receive
Jackson),
Feb. 1 from 1965
inclusive.
'*
Why You Need —
Eugene, Oregon
tax
1976
interest
•
Scrantcn, Pa.
Sale —The
J.
to
Offering—Thomas
purchase
to
on
*
net interest
about 3.49%.
Bond
1, 1962. Due
i
'
Bond Offering—Carl W. Flemis-
Tennessee
by Rhoads, Sinon & Reader.
improvement bonds
:
Bond
O.
Cutler.
Bond Offering—H. Leroy Pope,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on July
19 for the purchase of $300,000
industrial park bonds. Dated Feb.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved
>
OREGON
^
Clackamas
(P.
callable.
'
inclusive.
3.81%.
v
by Chapman &
County
are
m
Bond Offering — G. C.
West,
County Judge, will receive sealed
Spartanburg County (P. O,
:.
Spartanburg), S. C.
;
1966 to-^1997
v
"
Tennessee Wesley an College
(P. O. Athens), Tenn.
(P. O. Lafayette),
Tennessee
■;
,
-
Ruth
Plerk
$90,000
offered
Co., Inc. at a
about
County
from
bonds
.
bonds
awarded
1
The
of
P
Offering—Mn
Liberty
Sale—The
Bond
Feb.
on
inclusive.
(CST) on Aug. 6
Bond Sale—The $600,000 tech-, for the purchase of $200,000 road
nical training school bonds of- bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
fered June 29 were awarded to Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1977 incluthe Harris Trust & Savings Bank, sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
:\
■
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Oklahoma
lien
Due
■
w
V
nuT
.
sewer
Interest F-A.,
SOUTH CAROLINA
National Thompson,. City Clerk, will
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City."
at a net interest cost of about
(EDST) on July 11 for the purv
the
chase of $750,000 gener^^ pbhga-;,
2.86%. .•«
^
'> ijbaV
tion bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Oklahoma City Airport Trust,
Due on Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1978
the
State
purchase
^ ^nterest
works bonds offered June 28 were
to
the
July
July
$730,000
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962.
the
Due
ville.
awarded
of
for
1963 to 1992 in-
elusive.
Arrow, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
Lands
par.
12
chanics National Bank of Phoenix-
OKLAHOMA
Broken
Public
4s, at
J-J.
'■
$200,550
Sparta, Tenn.
c.
$200,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
15> 1962- Due on July 15 from 1963
thd
ni—
-
(P. O.
195, p. 2983—were awarded to
on July 12 for the Purchase of the state Department of School
c
Route 1,. Williamsport, until noon. Co.;
,
York
—
w
c-o; curities
.
New
Glenham), S.D.
& Co,;; White, Weld &
Bache & Co.; Blair & Co.,
(EST) on July 16 for the pur-. Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Ira
chase
of- $1,395,090
school
im- Haupt & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1, Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Cun- Chicago
as
3s,
at
a
price of
1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to ningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; 100.809, a net interest/cost of
1985 inclusive.' Principal and in- Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey; about 2.91%.
terest (J-D) payable at the First Kay Richards & Co.; McKelvy &
National
Bank
of
Circleville; Co.; McJunkin, Patton & Co., and
SOUTH DAKOTA
Williamsport. Legality approved Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.
Rapid City, S. D.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Phoenixville Area Joint School
Bond Offering — R. R. Lang,
Wintersville, Ohio
Authority (P. O. Phoenixville),
city Auditor, will receive sealed
Bond
Sa*e—The $222,550 lim¬
1 Pennsylvania
kids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
ited tax bonds offered June
19
Bond ,-Offering—Ernest T. ,Sal- 16 for the purchase of
$235,000
were awarded to the First Clevezer, Secretary of
the Authority, fire station and armory bonds,
land Corp., as 3V4S, at a price of will
receive
sealed
bids
until Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Jan.
100.22, a net interest cost of about 8 p.m. (EDST) on July 17 for the 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive. The
3.20%, as follows: : ' - "
purchase
of
$3,385,000
school bonds are callable. Interest J-J.
.
12
of
-*
New York.
Legality
by
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams.
County. Glenham Indep.
—
due
and
of
Bank
^
Co.,
approved
Walworth
tannnn
3 05s
members
Chemical
Trust
West.
don, Town Treasurer, will receive
Q
^4\^Uie
Le§ality
approved
^School refunding15,'1977.v xhorndike, Palmer &
bonds,
Due on Feb.
Eastman
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
—
flyr
*■
T¥T:A
0
Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst &
Warren, R. /.
3Y2S.
Other
cate:
on
inclusive.
55
sealed bids c/o the Trust Dept- of
Bond
Offering
Malvin
L.
Bond Sale—The $14,000 scnu
15
1967* the Industrial National Bank of
school Brown, Mayor, will receive sealed
ttLk
1^' Rhode iciauu, 100 Westminster St., building bonds offered June 27
Island, iuu
Fob
15
tauimwuv.i
uvjuuo
uxiucu uuue
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
uias
unui
ix
(u&T)
on
iQfifi
1969-
15
Due
(163)
Bond Offering—Arthur V. Shel-
on
1,092,000 school refunding bonds,;
as 33/4s.
Due on Feb. 15, 1985.
Bond
wilb
$80 fion
ik
tc.
due
oinl.
1?
ono3nnnS' d^e T F1b' F'
292,000 school refunding
interest
payable at the First Citi¬
National Bank, Upper San¬
dusky...
2%s,
$85 000
Feb
(M-S)
zens
due
1968
Dated
Principal
about
of
1991
iqfi<v
Vi
t jd
re-,
improve¬
Sept. 1, 1962.
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1969
bonds.
ment
Due
July
on
chase
bids
cost
$80,000
1964;
Land-
will
Clerk,
interest
follows:
as
$550,000 school refunding bonds;
$50,000 2V4S, due on Feb. 15,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Bond
nej
a
3.79%,
&
Dempsey.
versicht,, Village
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
nnoi
r>
o
—
Squire,
.
.
at
Legality
__
by
approved
Number
April 30,. 1962, there
591,643
passengers serviced, compared
with 467,699
during the similar
four-month period in 1961, an increase of 26,5%.
Cargo moved in
were
*
Techniques
own
—
the
you
can
relative
securities and
their
use
to analyze
attractiveness
vital balance
—
of
on
your
various
;
sheet items
In 1001 ways
more
this booklet can help you be a better salesman and run a
profitable selling operation. Your own copy will be rushed to you
immediately
on
receipt of
your
order.
will
the period amounted to 19,597,375
pounds, against 15,595,629 pounds
(EDST) on July 11 for the pur-; in last year's corresponding pechase
of
$40,000
improvement riod, an increase of 25.7%.
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
I>ue
The Government Development
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Aug.
elusive."
1
to 1970 in- Bank for Puerto Rico is
Legality agent for the Puerto Rico
Burgwin,
Ruff in, Authority.
from 1963
Interest
approved
by
F-A.
fiscal
Ports
Perry & Pohl.
RHODE ISLAND
Northeastern Somerset
County
School Authority, Somerset
and
Cambria
(P. O. Windber), Pa.
$2,370,000 bonds
awarded
to
a
syndicate
were
headed by
Colleges of Rhode Island,
Board of Trustees, R. I.
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received on July 16 for the
purchase of $520,000 college stuKidder, Peabody & Co., dent center and dining facility
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56
15,
July
on
bonds
July
dated
are
15,
July 15 from 1976 to
1980 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
1962. Due
Principal and interest (J-J)
at the
Frost
National
able.
Independent School District
Klein
Bank, San Antonio. Legality ap¬
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
proved
(P. O. Houston), Texas
due
inclusive,
1970
from
1
V
District (P. O. Angleton),
1
age
improvement
age
June
25
bonds
drain¬
offered
Rotan,
Mosle
&
Co., and McClung &
Knickerbocker, jointly, at a price
of 100.01,
a net
interest cost of
about 3.46%, as follows:
$50,000 4s.
on
1967
inclusive.
to
1963
130,000 3V4S.
1968
to
Jan. 15 from
on
Due
3.60s,
15
Sale
Bond
Hall bonds
1962
Mauriceville Independent School
Sale—The $250,000
Bond
house
schooloffered
bonds
1962
series
awarded to Dittmar
were
&
cost of
Co., at a net interest
about 3.93%, as follows:
to
Due
3.90s.
125,000
East
District
$18,000 City
The bonds
250,000
1 from
March 1
on
Independent School
Offering
system
to
The bonds
Dated
on
—
July 1, 1962. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Dallas.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman.
College Station,
ford,
Offering
Mayor,
will
Texas
Ernest Lang-
—
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
20
for
the
purchase of $35,000
electric
light
and
system
power
bonds.
Cotulla
Independent
School Dist.,
Texas
Bond
Sale—The $150,000 school-
house bonds affered June 28
awarded
Russ
to
Legality
"
The
—
to
awarded
were
a
\
syndicate
a
price of 100.0043,
cost of about
$215,000 4s.
mond;
3.76%,
Due
follows:
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
to
33As. Due on Feb.
from 1974 to 1992 inclusive.
are
dated Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1968 to
1982 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Frost
First
the
at
option
the
at
or
and
Bank
1
Trust
&
Co., Dallas;
Moroney, Beissner & Co.; Russ &
Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons, and
R. A. Underwood & Co., Inc.
Randall County Common School
District No. 11
Local
Sale
Improvement
$44,106.66
District No.
Bond
First
Sale—The
sewer
(P. O. Canyon),
Sale—The
were
$25,000
awarded
lumbian Securities
to
$35,000 4V2S.
Co¬
Due
June 15 from
on
15,000 3s.
Due
on
June 15 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
45,000 3.10s. Due
1973 to
150,000
1975
3.40s.
June 15 from
on
Travis County (P. O.
Due
from 1976 to
on
June
15
1980 inclusive.
sealed
Offering — Kathleen BarCity
Clerk,
will
receive
bids
July
19
$490,000
Dated
1
house
Sale—The
from
bonds
until
for
2:30 p.m.
the
(CST)
purchase of
improvement
Aug. 1, 1962.
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
1963 to 1971 inclusive. The
are
callable.
Principal and
St. Elzear, Que.
Bond
Salle
Catholic
Offering
—
F.
Giroux,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
School
1963
1982
to
inclusive.
Commission, Quebec
bonds
Sale—The $820,000 school
offered
June
19
were
to
&
a
group
Denton
&
Ltd., and McChristman Ltd., at a
price of 97.629,
of about
Les
a
net interest cost
6.19%.
Ecores
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school
bonds offered June 25—v. 195, p.
2984—were awarded to a syndi¬
du
price of 95.70,
Bond
La
by
Banque
Canada, as 6s, at a
net interest cost
a
of about 6.94%.
Hyacinthe.
Offering
Quebec
J. P. Brault,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July
9 for the purchase of $1,101,000
city improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from'
City
Clerk,
Ste.
—
will
1982 inclusive.
1963 to
School
headed
St.
School
Dorothee
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Offering
—
Secretary
coeur,
Rolland Joli-
will
Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EDST) on July 9 for the purchase
$250,000 school bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from
of
1963 to
1982 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicates
Belanger,
Inc.;
Credit
Quebec,
Inc.; Durocher, Rodrique & Co.,
Ltd.; Florido Matteau &Fils Engr.,
and Banque Canadienne Nationale.
School Commission,
Que.
Offering—Leon
Secretary-Treasurer,
Hamelin,
will receive
Tracy, Quebec
Bond
Sale—The
$188,000
aque¬
duct, sewer & road bonds offered
June
Dube
19
&
were-
Co.,
awarded
price of 96.90,
a
to
Oscar
5V2S, at a
net interest cost
Inc.,
as
of about 5.98%.
,
4
Lynnwood, Wash.
$600,000 sewer
June
offered
28
were
awarded to The National Bank of
Commerce, Seatle, at a net
est cost of about 3.51%.
.r-'
V;'.
inter¬
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS*
,
.y
Port of
,,
Longview (P. O. Longview),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 bonds
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc.; Pacific
Northwest Co., and Wim. P. Har¬
per & Son & Co., at a net interest
cost
of about
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
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WEST VIRGINIA
Morris
Harvey College (P. O.
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond Sale
The $725,000 dor¬
mitory bonds offered June 2 were
—
awarded to the
Housing and Home
Finance Agency as 3%s, at par.
Colfax
(Village),
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
Colfax.
Elk
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL I
Mound, Grant, Hay River,
Otter Creek, Tainter, Wilson,
Cooks Valley and Howard
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
Austin),
No. 3 (P. O.
$400,000 court¬
Bond Sale—The
and
at
net
a
interest cost of
pany,
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
jointly.
about 2.80%.
Marshfield, Wis.
UTAH
Bond Offering—E. M.
County, Granger-Hunter City Clerk,
bids until 2
Improvement District (P. O. Salt
Ingersoll,
will
receive sealed
p.m. (CDT) on July
17
for the purchase of $700,00*0
Lake City), Utah
Bond Sale—The $900,000 sewer school bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1982
bonds offered June 19 were award¬
Interest J-J.
Legality
ed to Edward L. Burton & Co., inclusive.
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
and Harkness & Hill,
Inc., jointly,
at a price of
98.271, a net interest
Nekoosa (City), Port Edwards,
Salt Lake
r
$90,000 3s.
1963
1969
Bond
nett,
on
Bond
to
Due
to
1976
to
1979
to
1981
1982
to
on
to
1990
from
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
495,000 3.90s. Due
1987
on
on
Due
1986
1
inclusive.
60,000 3.60s. Due
105,000 33/4s.
Nov.
inclusive.
Due
1978
follows:
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE I
-AND-
Saratoga (Towns) Joint School
District No.
1
(P. O. Nekoosa),
Wisconsin
inclusive.
Due
1975
45,000 31/2S.
as
on
1968
105,000 3y4s.
Greenville, Texas
to 1982 inclusive.
the
to
Sale—The
Bond
Texas
cost of about 3.88%
inclusive.
will receive
(EDST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of
$164,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EDST) on July 9 for the purchase
of. $466,000
sewer bonds.. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from
QUEBEC
La
Que.
Noel Thibault,
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
CANADA
—
interest cost of about 4.38%.
Corporation of
.
awarded to the
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
on
Bond Offering
Southwick,
Campbell, Waterman Co., at a net
awarded
school
the
National
Bank, Dallas, and
Columbian Securities Corporation
of Texas, jointly, at a net interest
cost of about 3.38%, as
follows:
a.m.
inclusive.
1982
the
1982 inclusive.
Town
Bond
62-S-28 warrants offered June 26
were
WISCONSIN
Dallas,
$245,000
were
to
Portneuf
Colfax), Wis.
$416,000 corpo¬
jail permanent
im¬ rate purpose bonds offered June
National Bank, San Antonio. Le- provement bonds offered July 2— 27—v.
195, p. 2964—were awarded
gality approved
by Dobbins > & v.
196, p. 60—were awarded to to the First National Bank, St.
Howard.
the
Republic National Bank of Paul, and the Milwaukee Com¬
system bonds
(CDST)
purchase of
11
the
for
St. Alexis School Commission,
receive
bonds. Dated
Sept. 1 from
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Appleton State Bank. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
1963
the Provinciale
of
The
—
for
15
10
Texas
Bond
on
Gatesville, Texas
Aug.
$2,800,000 airport
Sept. 1, 1962. Due
cate
Bellevue, Wash.
Warrant
Other members of the syndicate:
Texas
Texas.
bonds
on
Dougall
holder, at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York.
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan.
& Co., at
net interest
a
1,385,000
about 3.44%.
The
bids until
sealed
Bros.
Merchants National Bank of Rich¬
bonds
$1,600,000
headed by John Nuveen
bonds
1962. Due
payable
1,
composed of
La Maison Bienvenue Ltd.; Burns
July 1 from 1963 to 1982
Principal and interest
on
April
will
Clerk,
County
awarded
inclusive.
approved
.
_
T exas
Sale
were
&
Legality approved by
purchase of $1,500,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on
Offering—Mollie E. Pfef-
Bond
fer,
Bond
the
for
Due
(EDST)
purchase of
$196,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963
July
callable.
Independent School Dist.,
Bond
Co.,
and
Robertson
&
Dewar,
Pancoast,
jointly, at a net interest cost of
Nv
are
''
1963
Bond
1986
1963 to
schoolhouse bonds offered June 28
and interest
Texas
19
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
inclusive.
callable.
are
In¬
Montgomery County (P. O.
Christianshurg), Va.
Walter E.
Dr.
from
1
F-A.
Interest
July 1
1992
inclusive.
2001
to
WASHINGTON
The bonds
sewer
bonds. Due
1963
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Orange
and
3.10s.
a.m.
(P. O. San Antonio),
(•
callable.
are
waterworks
from
inclusive.
1992
10
Chapman & Cutler.
Rosson, President of the Board of
Due
to
1964
Texas
Bond
1963
from
(J-J)
Due on March
1982 inclusive.
$125,000 4s.
awarded to R. K.
follows:
until
bids
sealed
nett, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on July
District, Texas
r
from 1983 to 1993 inclusive.
$450,000 general obligation Series
1962 bonds..
Due on July 1
from
Monday, July 9, 1962
.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
to
(EST) on July 18 for the purchase
$380,000 dormitory-1961 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
system,
sewer
1962 bonds.
Bond
J. Mc- Trustees, will receive sealed .bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 12
Innish, Mayor, will receive sealed
for the purchase of $900,000 schoolbids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 9
house bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
for the purchase of $700,000 bonds
as
.
on
T. L. Porter-
—
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
North
Carrollton, Texas
Offering—Robert
Offering
terest M-N.
sanitary
Series
Co.
Dunbar &
3%s, at
follows:
as
115,000
Texas
The
—
were
(F-A) payable at the
April 1 from
Outgamie County (P. O.
Appleton), Wis.
i
of
bonds.
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Bronte.
$193,000 "bonds
awarded to the Housing and
1963
Jan.
on
of
purchase
and Henry College
(P. O. Emory), Va.
ceive
$78,000 sewer system, Series
inclusive.
1979
1977 to
on
Due
the
on
1974 inclusive.
to
1975.
(EDST)
a.m.
Emory
Bond
June 29—v. 195, p. 2983—
June 27
Jan. 15 from
1976 inclusive.
Due
60,000 3!/2s.
60,000
Jan. 15 from
Due
for
11
and interest
1
Texas
Home Finance Agency, as
to
awarded
were
11
VIRGINIA
Due
Sale—The
Bond
par,
Texas
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
until
50,000
H. Frink,
receive
field, Business Manager, will re¬
'
\v; \ '
3%s.
Maude,
were
Angleton Drain-
County,
will
Montpelier National Bank. Legal¬
ity approved by Peter Giuliani.
on March
from 1979 to 1993 inclusive.
offered
3%s.
Brazoria
July
on
E.
—
$40,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal
1978 inclusive.
1973 to
660,000
sold as 3V4S, not
were
bids
6,000 31/2S. Due on March 1 from
1977
to
Offering
Treasurer,
1972 inclusive.
1963 to
v.
Jan.
on
Bond
Town
Vt.
$10,000 3 V4S. Due on March 1 from
196, p. 60, of the
sale
of
$1,900,000
schoolhouse,
Series 1962 bonds to White, Weld
& Co. and associates, it should be
noted
that the
$325,000 bonds,
in
Dittmar &
Co., Inc., jointly, as follows:
connection with
Correction—In
the report
$676,000 schoolawarded to the
Bond Sale—The
house bonds were
First Texas Corp., and
Arlington Independent School
District, Texas
*
Randolph,
sealed
Boothman.-
Dumas, Huguenin &
payable
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Bank, Green¬
approved by
Legality
150,000 3s. Due
1972
or
National
Citizens
ville.
on
VERMONT
the
(F-A)
payable at
National Bank, Dallas,
interest
First
and 1980.
1979
"The
Due
3.80s.
80,000
.
(164)
Bond Sale—The
$650,000 school
to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Associates,
at a price of 100.003, at a net in¬
bonds
were
terest cost of about 2.92%
as
fol¬
lows:
$100,000 3s. Due
and
350,000
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
awarded
on
April 1, 1963
1964.
2.80s.
Due
on
April
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
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