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Established
1839
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Volume
195
Number
\
6167
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, June 11, 1962
Price
$1.25
In
Copy
a
2
Sections
Section
—
1
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
location
Aerial
Control
company
shares
common
Securities
Co.,
Proceeds
corporate
(no
to
par)
filed
1962
to
offered
be
"Reg.
a
at
A"
In This Issue
be
used
100,000
Pacific
v:*
^-/y
/
debt
for
covering
through
$3,
Francisco/
San
are
28,
Coast
\
Stock and Bond Quotations
equipment and general
repayment,
21.5%.
Page
Aerial of 2412 S. Garfield Ave., Monterey Park, Calif., is engaged
in electronic and air photography developments in the field of geodetic,
and
regional
American
The
New Yok Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange.
National Stock Exchange
mapping.
Fidelity
corporation,
Corp.—Common
Registered—
of 423
East Market Street, Indianapolis, Ind., filed
a registration statement with the SEC ori June 4 covering 500,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $11 per share.
The
offering will be made through underwriters headed by Reynolds & Co.,
Inc., 120 Broadway, New York, and Cruttenden,
Podesta & Miller,
LaSalle-Jackson Building, Chicago, which will receive a $1.10 per share
commission.
The
30-day option
offering price.
Organized
licensed
as
statement
granted
to
the
Company
Indiana
shares
50,000
underwriters,
of'1'1940
closed-end, nondiversified
company contemplates
that
a
The
company.
Fletcher
-f
National Bank
&
Trust
Co.
(Indianapolis),
36
37
Over-the-Counter
f
and
respectively. Management officials
Shirley D. Murphy is Board Chairman.
as
a
Markets
of
W.
5950
the
with
the underwriter
amendment)
tures
sold,
to
are
at
at
36
May
each,
rate of
36
(2)
offered
600
$4,200,000
to
the
(at
shares
of like
holders
price
a
for
each
debentures,
of
the
to
be supplied
$100,000
of
Reserve
deben¬
and
distributor
of
8mm
consisting
name
exploring
principally
of
sold under the
projectors,
35mm
still
slide
of a $3,000,000 short-term bank
$1,000,000 payment to Sylvania, to
initial
loan,
repay
incurred
to
another loan
working capital; and the balance will be
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
added to working
capital.
company has out¬
standing 571,980 shares of common stock, of which Herbert R. Leopold,
president, owns 10.2%
and management
officials as a group 29%.
195,
2376.
p.
The
corporation
on May
28,
(par 10 cents)
shares
Donnelly
&
Jansen,
Proceeds
the
Inc.,
to
are
Atmosphere
be
St.
1962
filed
to be
"Reg.
a
offered
Paul, Minn.
equipment,
used
for
at
A"
$1.50
covering
200,000
through Pewters,
and
interest
&
of
Jenks
668
of
Ave.,
Misti-Cone
■—V,
1962
SEC
been
195,
and
working
St.
Paul,
is
in
engaged
humidifiers.—V.
195,
p.
the
manu¬
969.
the
on
offered
company withdrew
its registration statement
Feb. 1 which covered 1,000,000 common shares
publicly
at
$5
per
share,
without
June
4,
1962
the
company
shares
Co.,
have
to
Inc.,
New
been
offered
York
at
City.—V.
withdrew
its
April 30 which
on
underwriting.
$4
195,
share
per
p.
registration
covered
through
Co.,
share.—V.
per
195,
p.
Irwin
company
on
shares
Proceeds
Century
are
of
to
to
55
May
be
1962
offered
be used
N.
21,
real
covering
200,000
at
for
Matlock
A"
$1, without underwriting.
mining operations.'
Mesa, Ariz., is engaged in
St.,
County,
offered
on
estate
for
best
a
public
efforts
which
sale
at
$10
share.
per
to
offer
stock
such
is
holding
a
to
registra¬
a
of
shares
common
subsidiaries
owning
company
C.
C.
is President.
Green
Members
acquiring,
Electronics
stock¬
engaged
in
as
a
of
group
Corp.—SEC Regis¬
On June 4, 1962 the company withdrew its
originally filed with the SEC on Nov. 21, 1961,
shares
by DeWitt, Herndon
receive a $1 per share
will
1
manager;
which
The
prospectus
until
shares
the
sale
25
shares)
the
is
shares
funds
will
owned
trustees,
and
Paul
of
by
equally
F.
of
all
All
Ted
194,
of
112
$2.50
registration
statement
which covered 200,000
share through an
per
2440.
p.
„
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
May 28,
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 2,379
$100, without underwriting.
be used for working capital and investment.
on
to
at
offered
N.
com¬
at
University
Dr.,
Fargo,
N.
D.,
conducts
trust
a
in North Dakota.
I
was
Davos, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
The
,
before
is President.
are
Dakota
business
organized under Oklahoma
underwriter and Dewinco, Inc.,
the
and the
two organizers
were
formed
no
offered
been
named.—V.
shares to be
Proceeds
be
in
invested
real
the
the
shares
stock
DeWitt
Thieman,
Jr.,
of
have
Dewinco,
rities
and
Loring
General
E.
sold.
(except
Winters,
Counsel
for
the
Mrss.
Dewitt, Winters and Thieman also own 10,726, 6,004 and
shares, respectively (about 10%, 5% and 5%, respectively), of
the outstanding stock of the underwriter, and
they have subscribed to
May 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 35,000
10c) to be offered at $6.50, through Oxford Secu¬
on
Proceeds
are
to
Davos
232
Madison
and
estate
been
Inc.
corporation
shares (par
Corp., N. Y.
common
of
operation of
be
a
On
June
originally
tures
due
Avenue,
1962,
with
and
York
repayment
N.
the
and working capital. ~
is engaged in the development
Y.,
192,
p.
1813.
.
Withdrawn
Inc.—SEC Registration
withdrew its registration statement
Dec. 27, 1961 which covered 10,000
6V2% convertible subordinated deben¬
offered at $2.50 per share and 100% of
company
the
SEC
$625,000
on
of
1972, to have been
amount, respectively,
City.—V. 195, p. 6.
principal
New
5,
filed
shares
common
debt
for
used
ski resort.—V.
Eastern Investors,
the gross amount of $250,000 have been
sold, but the
make real estate investments with the net proceeds from
Galbreath
Trust.
that
not
The company
mon
in
may
of
H.
states
have
to
Dakota Bankers Trust
basis
estate. It presently does not own any real
property or hold
mortgages, nor does it have an operating history; and no specific
program of permanent real estate investments has yet been formulated.
through
Arnold
Malkan
&
Co.,
Inc.,
6,000
additional
an
options
to
aggregate
purchase
of
66,666
37,269
shares
shares.
of the
Each
holds
also
underwriter
at
50
10-year
cents
per
share.
with
shares
share.
$20
&
on
and
per
held
purchased
by
by
of
partners
the
The
&
filed
for
a
registration
and
company
is
directly
of
and
motion
a
also
to
the
underwriter
for
$75,
exercisable
at $4 per
share,
and
(2)
of
20,000 shares to be sold at $0.50 per share to Investors Equity Corp., an
in
affiliate
45,000 shares
5,000
shares at
are
$4.75
underwriters, public offering price (maxi¬
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
stockholders will receive a price per share
engaged
sold
400 Woodward Building, Washington, D. C., which will
$40 per unit commission and $13,500 for expenses. The state¬
includes (1) 7,500 shares underlying 5-year warrants to be
Inc.,
Co.,
receive
ment
company
the
exhibition
63A%
employee
to
the
indirectly in the production,
pictures produced by means of
three
projectors on a wide curved screen with stereophonic sound
amplified from multiple sound tracks, producing a wide angle photo¬
graphic image with accompanying sound reproduced relative to the
and
regis¬
and
one
discounts and less the amount to be paid
by the underwriters upon exercise of the warrants.
distribution
1974
from'the
Warrants for
underwriting
company
firm
share and warrants
and
selling
New York,
1 covering 50,000 outstanding shares
for public sale by the holders thereof.
expiring in 1964.
names
share)
The
Ave.,
June
warrants
Co.,
$6,125
The
per
amendment.
Lexington
SEC
to be offered
underlie
Peabody
for $6,250,
mum
575
the
stock,
exercisable at
per
of
company
common
Registered—
50,000 shares of common stock, to
be offered for public sale in units consisting of a $200 debenture and
50 common shares. The offering will be made at $400 per unit by Weil
Cinerama, Inc.—Common Registered—
1959
Emcee Electronics, Inc.—Units
The company, of 1202 Arnold Avenue, New Castle, Del., filed a
tration statement with the SEC on June 4 covering $200,000 of
convertible debentures due
The
less
"Reg.
Pinal
real
Such
1797.
a
in
providing their respective services to the Trust. The
purpose of the Trust is to provide investors with an
opportunity to
own,
through transferable shares, an interest in diversified interests
of
&
2145.
filed
claims
for the purpose of
Karp
Century Molybdenum & Copper Co.—"Reg. A"
Filing
The
common
be
Bldg., Tulsa,
statement
4, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on June 4-March 30,
which covered
125,000 common shares to have been offered publicly, without under¬
$3
to
Trust,
"
common
June
at
the
720 Enterprise
Trust's
statement
85,000
Biologies International, Inc.—SEC Registration With'n
writing,
proposed
E.
Warren
common
commission.
Kidder,
On
unpatented mining
1271.
p.
The Trust is a business trust
law in
February 1962 by the
Big Top Stores, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On
originally filed with the SEC
developing
185,
offering will be made
two
743.
p.
in
G.
sale
On June 6,
filed with the
have
is
Burns, J. H. Stewart, Jr., and the
Brown, own 14.7%, 22.2% and 41.6%, respectively, of
the outstanding stock of Farmers; and they together with other stock¬
holders owning an aggregate of 82%
of its outstanding stock have
agreed to the terms of the exchange.—V. 195, p. 1314.
The company of 2651 East 21st St., Tulsa,
Okla., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on June 4 covering 200,000 shares of
beneficial
trustees
inventories
Beryllium International Inc.—Registration Withdrawn
to
It
respective families of Robert L.
late
and
capital.
facture
stock.
underwriter,
in
Atmosphere Control, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
to
City.
Exchange Plan—
of 300 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, Md., filed
the SEC on June 4 covering 237,856
with
Board Chairman and
46
Century Real Estate Investment Trust—Shares Reg'd—
selling
payment
and
Arizona.—V.
partial
—V.
statement
Continental Industrial
The
for
shares
958.
p.
tration Withdrawn—
cameras, movie projectors and related equipment and accessories.
Of
the net proceeds from the debenture
sale, $1,000,000 will be used to
repay a short-term loan due Kirkeby-Natus Corp., incurred to finance
the acquisition of a
subsidiary in 1961; $2,000,000 will be applied as
and
statement
York
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
previously
the
New
company.
In addition to certain indebtedness, and preferred
stock, the company has outstanding 10,597,923 shares of common stock,
which management officials as a group own 1.44%.
E. L. Grimes is
46
46
amateur
motion picture and 35mm still
and related accessories. In May 1962, the company pur¬
chased from Sylvania Electric its Argus Business for
$9,003,773 subject
to certain adjustments. Through its new
Argus Division, the company
intends to continue to manufacture and sell the
generally higher priced
lines of amateur photographic equipment
make
Co.,
debentures
equipment
Argus
registration
its
100,000 common
Bammill &
insurance
System
issued
The
company withdrew
9 which covered
Feb.
through Shearson,
the purpose of the exchange offer is the desire of Commercial to supplement the activities of its insurance subsidiaries and to broaden the
types of risk insured by them by the acquisition of an ordinary life
of
$3,200,000
turer
the
on
offered
Commercial
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks....
$1,000,000 of which
6%
convertible
Drug Co., Inc.—SEC Registration Wthdrn.
1962,
financing, insurance and manufacturing activities.
Farmers'
business Consists of selling ordinary life, endowment and term insurance
policies, as well as group life policies and, to a small extent, individual
accident, health and hospitalization policies. The prospectus states that
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
company's
79,600 com¬
a
various
Foreign Exchange Rates.
by
of
Co., Wichita, Kansas,
at the rate of 3.2 shares for each outstanding shares of the insurance
aompany.
No underwriting is involved.
36
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Federal
purchase
holders of The Farmers & Bankers Life Insurance
due 1967 in exchange therefor, and $3,200,000
to Sylvania
Electric Products, Inc., in exchange for a
short-term promissory note of the company.
company
(formerly Transfield Industries, Inc.)
is a manufac¬
be
195,
common
*
29
exercisable
been
tion
Corporation and Investment News..1 1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.. 2
State and City Bond Offerings
52
Dividends Declared and Payable.
7
Touhy Ave.;
on
50c
the
and
be
subordinated
to
SEC
for
Commercial Credit Co.—Files
Miscellaneous Features
subordinated debentures
6,
This company,
General
Chicago filed a registration
covering $4,000,000 of 6%
condue 1972, to be offered for public sale
on a best efforts
all or none basis by Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co., 120
So. La Salle St., Chicago. The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes
(1)
24,000 common shares underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to
company
vertible
$1
42
*
group
Argus Inc.—Debentures Registered—
The
statement
filed a "Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
1962
at
used
be
the SEC
—V.
...
4
June
have
38
—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
J. Gubelman
12%,
about 27%,
37
Sec Index of Stock Prices.
(and his wife), and National Oxidizing and Polishing Co., Inc. (whollyby Robert H. Grabhorn, (President of the company) own about
34%, .19%
Commerce
On
filed With
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 36
owned
own
36
Exchange
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange.*
management
a
substantial
John
34
Stock
May 28,
offered
to
are
building, expansion,
equipment, debt repayment, inventory, and advertising and promotion.;
Clan of 2817 Pine St., Boulder, Colo., is engaged in the production
and
marketing of food products, primarily in a patented product
known
as
"Turkey Log,"
which
consists
of
compressed,
boneless,
frozen, turkey meat.
34
Canadian Stock
to be
Proceeds
34
Montreal
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
company on
shares
mon
36
portion of its investments will be made in business concerns operating
primarily within Indiana and the surrounding states. The net proceeds
for the stock sale, together with proceeds from prior stock
sales, will
be used to provide equity capital and long-term loans, and advisory
and management counseling services to small business concerns,
and
for operating expenses. ' The company has outstanding 31,120 shares
of
common
stock
(purchased at $9 per share), of which American
'•:'V
The
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
at
Clan Food
43
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
investment
as
29
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
underlying a
the public
exercisable
to
24
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
in December, 1961 ,the company is
company under the Small Busi¬
is also registered under the Investment
law
small business
Act
investment
includes
L.
12
Boston
'•. *
under
a
also
Investment Act of 1958, and
ness
The prospectus lists 35 selling stockholders including David
Terwilleger (the employee) and Albert H. Gordon,
who propose
sell 15,000 and
5,635 shares, respectively. Others propose to sell
amounts ranging from 175 to 3,640 shares.—V.
195, p. 2489.
purposes.
surveying
in
pany,
program
Geotronics—"Reg. A" Filing—
May
on
from
which the sound originally emanated.
In 1960 the com¬
association with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., started on a
contemplating the production and distribution of up to eight
new
full-length, dramatic story-line Cinerama motion pictures.
The
principal photography of two of these pictures, "How the West Was
Won"
and
"The Wonderful World
the Brothers Grimm," is said
of
to have been completed and are expected to be released in 1962.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 2,871,110 shares of common stock, of which Nicolas Reisini, Board Chair¬
man
and President, owns 21%
and management officials as a group
SEC Registrations
The
SEC FILINGS
•
the
of
*
underwriter.
in 1958, the company commenced operations on a fulltime basis in July, 1961.
It is engaged in the custom manufacture of
Organized
precision instruments for customers and the development, manufacture,
and
sale
electronic
of
instruments
for
to
the
limited
The
to
company
prospectus,
date
has
and
the
the
sales
measurement
and
control.
Ac¬
the company's products have
has incurred operational losses
in each of the periods since inception.
Of the net proceeds from this
financing, $150,000 will be used to acquire land and to build new plant
facilities, $100,000 to maintain inventory, and the balance to purchase
new tools,
for research and development, and possibly to pay interest
requirements of the new debentures (about $13,500 per annum).
cording
been
of
company
outstanding 211,600
shares of common stock, of
f
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
2
President and Board
which M. W. Corzilius,
since 1958 at
Chairman, owns 67,7% and
group
a
as
to
75%.
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been
have
of
the
On
June
filed
1962,
6,
the
company
Corporate and Municipal
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
which
Emerson
of
U.
■
S.
r
1
latter
v.'
have approved the sale of its
to vote on the transaction July 6.
company
are
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Florida Water & Utilities Co.—Debentures Reg'd—
The
4
statement
vertible
SEC
the
with
on'May
sugordinated debentures
100 %
at
of 1491 N. W. 20th Street,
company
of
principal
amount
Miami,
covering
29
registration
filed a
$750,000
5J/2%
of
con¬
due 1982, to be offered for public sale
by Finkle & Co., 70 Wall Street, New
•
"-r;/x-
;
treasury's operating balance
defeats bill yield's nudging ; }
defending the presently expiring $300 billion tem-.
porary budget ceiling, Secretary Dillon estimated badly what the Federal debt would f
be for the very day in which he testified.'■
„
In
testifying
and Means. Committee1 in favor, of a
May 31 before the. House Ways
on
debt at $295.6 billion. He
temporary $308 billion debt ceiling, Mr. Dillon figured the
was off not a "few hundred million" or a billion dollars,
but actually $3.6 billion.
that day at $299.2 billion.
Fortunately, .the Treasury's operating balance was excessive. In fact, the Treasury's
working balance has be^n built up higher .than comparable .past periods.,:, ;•:•
'••-•••r"
Daily Statement for May 31 put the debt
The Treasury's
aegis of Morgan, Stanley & Co. -This coming-Wednesday was the contemplated date
registration. It now joins the company of such other luminarjt Postpones
secondaries as: WHIRLPOOL CORP. via Lehman Brothers; SCRIPPS-HOWARD;;
BROADCASTING CO. via First Boston Corp.; and SCHLITZ (JOS.) BREWING CO,
Forgan & Co. It might be remindfully added .that EMERSON
MANUFACTURING CO. secondary via Blyth & Co. was withdrawn, not
the
2374.
p.
Again, as at his last appearance
„
for this
via Glore,
.
•
,
•
mortgage bonds rated AAA.
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•
ELECTRIC,
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postponed.
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,
.
7
(Billions)
.
May 31, 1961___.-_________.__
..
;v.-^:bMay ,31r
Pi
$7.2
.4.4
May 31, 1962__-_--_„__i._____——
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offerings.;
Debt
Balance*
,
.
^f
1
Up until last week, as our tabulations these past several weeks show,
temporarily or indefinitely postponed were almost exclusively confined to equities.
The only exceptions were some smaller issues of no significance to the totals of they,;,
Federal
Treasury Working
.
.
issues
bond and debenture
V'
195,
Moody's and BB by S&P's. Thursday's heavy financing should complete its slate
according to the present-listing with $15 million BOSTON EDISON CO.'s;; first
Financing Ahead;
senior, larger fixed inteiest public
offerings amounting to $287,967,000, and to buy two underwritten sizable debt securi¬
ties amounting to $65 million. This total of $352,967,000 capital debt comprises 41
competitive municipals which are $i million or larger in. size,. and. four competitive
and two managed corporate senior borrowings.
:
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The equity market this week will not be tested by the substantial secondary offering
of 700,000 shares of common by the owners of SCHLUMRERGER, LTD.. under the
surprising postponement of
,•/
would be made by some of the
sale of ihe 435,784 shares
stockholders of U; S. Electrical Motors.
offering and
will be asked to bid on 45
The market this week
-
.
that these shares- were part of the 1,884,496 • shares
expects to deliver in exchange for the business and
Electrical Motors, Inc.
It had been anticipated that
explained
He
were
of
assets, and Emerson stockholders
—V.
withdrawal and cancellation
made in view of: the present unsettled
SIDNEY BROWN
By
Stockholders
Blyth
account of certain stockholders by
the
of the market.
assets
statement
covered 435,784 common shares
withdrew its registration
14, which
May
SEC on
and
Withdrawn—
Commission Registration
the
with
Manufacturing Co.—Securities
Electric
Emerson
for
offering
proposed
condition
Exchange
offered
Co., Inc., New York City, and associates.
'W. R. Persons, President, stated that the
&
purchased his
Mr. Corzilius
prices of 1.2c and 1.5c per share.
officials
management
shares
,
.
(2698)
$299.2
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289.1":
286.0
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-Average: casl^ balance this year sp iar (May 31)
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$4,795,000,000
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4 fi50 f)no nna:
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4,638,000,000 ;
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Average for the fiscal year 1960_-___—
week, however, the joint team of Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Dean Witter & Co.
decided to postpone AIR REDUCTION CO., INC.'s $44,$46,300 convertible subordi- r ~
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nated debentures rights offering to the company's stockholders. A still bigger sur-r : ..
Banks and Tax and Loan accounts in special depositories, and
prise was last Thursday's news that the KINGDOM OF.. NORWAY thought it r;excludes Gold in Treasury fund.
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advisable to hold back awhile on its offering of $25 million competitive external -loan bonds, due June 15, 1977. In addition, Bear, Stearns & Co., and Allen & Co.
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prospective demand for capital.
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moved
from the target
date
debenture issue
of June 12 to early July.^^
INC.
PROPERTIES,
million convertible
$5
of
postponements
The
83.
The
million
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increase by 21 in week's time
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of postponed issues
for the then
62 postponed issues.
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such
as
those
Last
option
week's
plans.
AIR REDUCTION CO. via Kidder,
weeks:;. ; "
Bache
via
ARTS
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COUNTY SET, INC. via Goodbodv & Co.;."
FINANCIAL CORP. OF SANTA BARBARA via Dean Witter & Co.; FINANCIAL
GRAPHIC
&
kri: ;
i'-'"-,,*;r
u."sz a.
tax'anticipatich bill refunding and has to decide.
to refund the 21/2,s bonds of 6/15/59-62 amounting to $3,983 million. In July
there are'the 2.908%; maturing bills amounting to $2,004 million; and August has!
3 Vz % notes, 8/15/62-G, amounting to $7,325 million coming due. True, the excessive
bill sales'since the beginning of the. year gives the Treasury a head start toward its'
financing moves now coming up, but its. debt management problems are not lessened,
by the "nudging'* policy of issuing bills, nor helped.by the prospect of deficit financ-'!
ing'with the full cry ;now towards down-the-line tax cuts without offsets. Secretary
Dillon prepared .the ground work for deficit financing May 18 at the A.B.A.-sponsored
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Peabody & Co., and Dean Witter & Co.; ALLIED
S. advice to
The Treasury now faces $2.5 ibillion
PRODUCTS, INC; ma-Gross & Co., and Elmaleh & Co.
lists the larger issues postponed in the past two
ztiie b. i
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numbered
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& Co. and RESEARCH
so-called:
refunding
<*ni-k!
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withdrawals
The following
bold,
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V't:
14 for a total dollar volume of $23,444,000. A
They included: BERYLLIUM INTERNATIONAL INC., with no underwriter; DON-; A.
ALDSON CO., INC. via Paine, ; Webber, Jackson. & Curtis; LIBERTY RECORDS
debentures and stock via Crowell, Weedon & Co.; MASCO CORP. via Smith, Barney A
stock
perniitting banks-to buy bills-und .lower-their yields; :More-;
reserves
maturing in one year or less despite heroic advance-refunding-and
moves failing to keep bills', yields at the desired level. .•
debt
postponed «ecurUies;is confined :^those intendm^|p go publfc^^J;^
conditions improve and do not include many of the SEC registrations r ft
issues reserved for conversion, time-to-time sales, and employee'1 and
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when market
bank
by not taking $1.5 or even $2 billion to lower the debt, .it made a more convinc-ing argument to show how dlose we were to the existing $300 million debt ceiling.:
The alarming thing about alLthis is how "nudging" can be thrown off by a fall in the:
stock market wherein profit takers are now biding their time in short-term liquid;
assets—such as bills and depressing their yields.. Also, by the increase in government
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jumped by 21 last week bringing the total up to -,j:;
estimated dollar volume is $403,500,000. Last week's calculations were $211
A
number
excess
over,
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meeting of the world;bankers in Rome, Italy. -
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The Federal Reserved debt monetizatiori (June 6) is $2,770 million larger than last
Peabody & Co.; FROUGE CORP. (reduced its shares
year's week: It now is $29,949 million, It was $26,935 million at the end of June, 1961;?
from 700,000 to 200,000 offering) via Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; PREMIER MICRO- 7
'"two years ago.
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WAVE CORP., also, via Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; KAVENAU CORP. cumulative A
What happens when we break the $30 billion mark to accommodate the strange B.I.S.
preferred via Hayden, Stone & Co.; KOLLMORGAN .CORP. Ana Putnam & Co.;AA
advice that we should be running a greater unbalanced budget and a high interest
ZAYRE CORP. via Lehman Brothers; LENOX, INC.. via Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;,
.rate policy? The Fed can't monetize debt and tighten credit at the same time without
MARADEL PRODUCTS, INC. via Hornblower & Weeks; competitive and stock-.
selective controls.
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VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER; PRIMEX EQUITIES. CORP. via D. H. Blair &
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FEDERATION INC. via Kidder,
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,
,
.
OF TEXAS, INC. via First Nebraska
via Morgan Stanley & Co. ' AAA A-
visible
Securities Corp.;-and SCHLUMBERGER, LTD.,
'■V;a; VA ..'V-'Av.,. .'"v-TV
A''
negotiable and
Bonds
state
california
of
;a
and
texas
gas
transmission
week's largest issues
are
* Corporate
r-' Stocks..
June 11-June 16_-_
$113,405,000
- 284,530,000
June 25-June 30__
272,610,670
July 2-July
7._ ^ •5,800,000
;a
market will again be invaded, as it was last week, by the Treasury for
new cash. Still dissatisfied with
its contribution to "nudging," the
Treasury for the 17th time since the first of the year will auction more bills than
it refunds weekly and the approximate amount raised to date in this manner will—
including today—come to $1.9 billion. This will, of course, cut down on its refunding
and cash needs in the immediate future. The Treasury, will invite tenders for two
series of bills aggregating approximately $2 billion in exchange for $1,801,805,000.
There will be $1.3 billion 91-day bills and $700 million 182-day bills.
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$24,000,000
99,378,100
168,553,600
7,590,300
June 18-June 23^_
The money
$200
competitive
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,Corporates
supply
Total " ' " Total of Both
Municipals* ;Financings
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$239,562,000
112,083,000
111,969,000
$137,405,000
383,908,100
441,164,270
13,390,300 '
$376,967,0001
495,991,100
553,133,270
V, 13,390,300
Last week_____^_
$299,522,000 ; $975,867,670 " $463,614,000 $1,439,481,670
$497,592,700 $1,030,537,000
$457,269,000 $1,487,806,000
June
$250,793,900
Totai___=_r- $676,345,670
$532,944,300
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$761,266,650
$452,500,000 $1,213,858,650
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of $1 million
larger.
or
Wednesday, too, has not learned any lessons about A
ivTOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
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its nudging policies' effect. Incongruously, instead of selling bills, the Federal Re/
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; ' June 8,1961
serve bought $198 million bills, even increased its certificates by $54 million, added
$81 million to its holdings of notes and, surprisingly, also took on $46 million in
; Corp. bonds with dates
,1 $919,445,670 (48) '
$737,244,300 (43)
$634,602,750
bonds.
All in all, the weekly additions to its portfolio of governments came to ,
Corp. bonds without dates..
59,973,820 (34)
109,532,500 (39)
196,392,450
$379 million. And, as of June 6, total gold certificate reserves INCREASED, for a
Total bonds—$979,419,490 (82)
$846,776,800 (82)
$830,995,200
change, by $15 million. The weekly average of free,, excess member bank reserve
The Federal Reserve
as
of last
^credit aided by the Fed's
The
S.
capital market will
D.
EMPLOYEES
moves came to $436 million. 1
action commencing today
see
RETIREMENT
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SYSTEM, MICH.
STATES POWER CO., MINN., on Tuesday, June 12, will seek bids for its $15 million
first mortgage bonds rated AA with no call protection. On that
day or the next
Morgan Stanley & Co. may venture the SCHLUMBERGER, LTD; secondary of
700,000 shares. Tuesday has these municipals listed: $13,990,000 DE KALB COUNTY;
GA.; $10,796,000 MONROE COUNTY, N. Y.; $5 million VICTORIA, TEXAS; $3,465,000
SUMMIT, N. J.; and $3.3 million MERCER COUNTY, N. J.
.
Corp. stocks without dates.:
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13, should
Further, the following larger municipals
are
scheduled for Wednesday: $7,250,000
CORP.; $7,487,000 ISLIP UNION FREE
§£S22L DJST* NO- 12,-N. Y.; $6.5 million TULSA, OKLA.; and TULSA COUNTY
SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 1, OKLA. $4 million bond.
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million
day-$9,663,000 BUFFALO, N. Y.; and $9,480,Further, Dillon, Read & Co. intends to bring out $40
TRANSMISSION CORP.. straight debentures rated Baa by
GAS
with dates
Total of both financings.—
(85)
$2,472,734,790(670)
*$535,844,000
$1,940,942,000(604)
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$568,993,000(109)
$1,813,263,860
$2,509,895,000(713)
$687,947,000
$2,501,210,860
Data in parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered
for additional capital and'refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations
including investment cos., and for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
swch other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from time-to-time sales
T Includes $7,980,000 in two equipment trust certificates with dates; $22,000,000
in two preferreds with dates; and 114 issues of $300,000 or less of which 44 have
tentative selling target dates.
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Issues of $1 million or larger. Excludes the up to $92 million in NEW YORK
CITY TRANSIT AUTHGRITY—either competitive or private placement—bond offer¬
HAVEN, CONN.
TEXAS
f$l,936,890,790(585)
$1,094,125,200(522) :: $982,268,660
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The STATE OF CALIFORNIA
may well provide the supreme test for. municipal
yields with its $100 million issue up for bidding on Thursday, June 14. Two other
NEW
corporates__:___-U—i
696,374,760
see
WISCONSIN STATE COLLEGES BUILDING
000
$957,471,300(503)v
$285,893,900
$521,419,450(213).
572,705,750(309)
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Kidder, Peabody & Co. ushering out $25 million
CONTAINER CORP. OF AMERICA sinking fund debentures rated AA; these two A
competitives—$6,405,000 LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RR. equipment trust certifi- : /
cates, $12 million WISCONSIN POWER & LIGHT CO. first mortgage* bonds rated v
AA.
Total
Total municipals
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Wednesday, June
$411,972,500(188)
545,498,800(315)
Corp. stocks with dates.a
(June 11) with DETROIT A
$6.5 million. NORTHERN
ing—still not specific
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to date and amount.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2699)
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York.
The
underwriting terms
statement
also
warrants to be
includes
are to be supplied by amendment.
The
10,000 common shares underlying 10-year
(1)
printing of a sales catalogue for distribution nationwide to prospec¬
tive customers,
for development of a national sales staff, and for
working capital. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 80,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a
recent 800-for-l stock split), of which David M. Kaufman, president,
and Rose M. Kaufman, secretary-treasurer, own 51% and 48%, respec¬
tively. Sale of new stock to the public at $3.75 per share will result
in an Increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from 96c
$100, exercisable at a price
42,000 common shares under¬
to
be supplied by amendment, and (2)
lying restricted stock opiums.
The company is engaged in the ownership and operation of water
treatment and distribution systems and a sewage collection system
and
treatment
plant located in,
serving
and
portion of, unincorpo¬
a
rated suburban Dade County south of Miami. Of the net proceeds from
the debenture sale, $300,000 will be used to pay short-term bank loans
incurred in part to finance recent additions to utility plant, to pay
the
Co., Inc. and Dean Samitas Si Co. Inc., N, Y..
Proceeds are to be used for new products and working capital.
Stack, of 45 Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y., Is engaged
the manufacture, sale and distribution of electronic equipment.
to
sold to the underwriter for
class A non-voting common
$2.15
share
per
portion of the purchase price of all the outstanding stock of
Richmond Utilities Corp., a Florida company, and to provide Richmond
with working capital; $200,000 for additions to utility plant during the
Masco
Proceeds
United
loan
On June 5, 1962, the corporation of Dearborn, Mich, announced that
because of present market conditions it is making application for the
withdrawal of its registration statement relating to a proposed sec¬
common
ondary offering of 180,000 shares of its
balance
of 1962; and the balance for working capital. In addition to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 240,316 shares of
stock, of which Joshua J. Segal, board chairman, and David
Blumberg, president, own 23.3% and 9.3%, respectively, and manage¬
ment officials as a group abodt 33%.—V.
190, p. 971.
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Mechanex
The
On
June
with
company
requested
because
of
current
company
of
3773
Exchange Commission.
that the proposed underwriters
conditions.
market
the issue
of
rights
a
Proceeds
The
28,
1962
filed
to
are
June
1,
1962
provides
procuring
of
expenses
ployment
of
A
of
proceeds
an
in
of
underwriting-—(V.
the offering;
engineering
his
paying
and
selling
of
present
and the intention of Imperial as to
superintendent and the
The
of 3315
statement
1987,
tures
under
the
Internal
Revenue
redeem
5Vo%
be
corporate
1962-63
($100
headed
by
Blyth
Fenner
for
investment
in
real
estate
&
Smith
assets
The
Code.
to
are
Pyramid
of
The
&
Co.,
Los
Angeles,—V.
The
statement also
writers, for
to be
sold
includes (1)
$300,. and «,(2K. 12,000
to
to
Air Reduction
St.,
both
of' New
The
York.
7
dividend
corresponding previous
the
equivalent
to
period. Net
cents
26
a
share,
1.
Co., Inc.—Debentures
Authorized—Fi-
^
riancing Postponed—
4 the
company
announced that stockholders had taken
permit Airco to issue convertible debentures but since general
are
still unsettled,
the board
of directors has
deferred plans for a proposed underwritten offering to stockholders
of $14,759,900 of convertible subordinated debentures.
There was no indication as to how long the debenture offering will
be delayed. James A. Hill, President, told shareowners that It will be
deferred "until market conditions become more settled and favorable."
The debentures were to be part of a $95 million financing program,
$51.5 million of which was for repayment of existing debt and the
balance for capital expansion. Air Reduction probably will resort to
short-term, bank financing to meet its needs until the debentures are
offered, Mr. Hill said.
The debentures were to have been offered for subscription by stock¬
holders
at
the rate
of $100 of debentures for
each 10 shares of
common
stock held on June 5. The underwriting was to have been
done by a group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Dean Witter
& Company.
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of the debentures'
conversion to common stock and other
terms of the debentures were to have been set by directors June 4.
These decisions, however, also were postponed.—V. 195, p. 2145.
June
On
action to
conditions
market
28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 5,000
to be offered afc $10, without underwriting.
of Minnesota, Inc.
"Reg. A"
—
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 205,000
to be offered at $1.15, without under¬
Airport Parking Co. of Americar—Earnings Forecast—
.
chain
of
fast
of
Brainerd, Minn., plans
low cost, dry cleaning centers.
First
712
service,
to
St.,
operate
$9,000,000,
June
Products, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
the
1962,
5,
shares
to
in
been
on
10
of
company
Dec. 28,
offered
Charles
Floral Park,
St.,
N.
Y.,
for
.
t
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with., the
The
May
on
29
a
regis¬
"It
covering. 7.5,000
for
$150, exercisable
at $4 per
share.
company was organized under New',.'York law
to five predecessor companies now operated
in May 1962 as
as subsidiaries.
discount stores on
Long
is engaged in the
wholesale distribution and general merchandising in New York metro¬
politan area as adjuncts to its primary discount store business.
The company has plans for new discount department stores in, Nassau
and Suffolk Counties, Long Island, to sell the full range of merchandise ;
now
carried by the existing two stores, and plans to open several'
smaller new stores on Long Island for the sale of a more limited range
of merchandise. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to
finance the plans to increase the number of stores, for an intensified
advertising campaign, and for general corporate purposes.
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be sold to the under¬
la addition
to
Mr.
The
-
corporation
common
on,
shares (par
May^25,
1962. filed
a
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that
400
cars
a
day currently
are handled
in this
was
Airport's valet service is an outgrowth of a radio broadcasting
system installed at the Los Angeles Airport which enables attendants
expedite the daily flow of between-8,000-and 10,000 autoy in and
out of the sprawling parking area* The -radio system links-, booths,
and radio-equipped cars so- that attendants can be sped, to any.1 con-'
gested point or can be picked
part of the valet service.
up
after -they-have parked
a
car
A
"Reg.. A" covering 60,000 :
through Arnold Malkan
10c)-to be offered at $5,
Commenting
market,
on
the
into the New York parking '
that Airport waited until it was ready :
company's entry
Mr, Metzenbaum. said
THE COMMERCIAL
of
March
NOTE: On
3,
1879.
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«
Subscription
account of
;
in
—
—
United
the.fluctuations in
— /,
States,
the rate
»»e>"v
U.
of
S.
j.|»J
Possessions
nuuam
and
o.
uaua
Members
of
vumuau;.
Pan
{ti«-cillicicu
American
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
Union,
ao
acvuuu
$65.00
per
vtnoa
•uavwi
year;,
in
as *
recordings, at exits to advise motorists which lane is moving
the fastest;
and electronic computing equipment, which determines
each motorist's charge
and then flashes I it on a screen are other1
innovations at the company's larger lotss Mr. Bonda reported*
Tape
William Dana Beibert;
Street, CllicagO 3,
,
"most
,
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Bonda
at Los Angeles.
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to
purchased by_ .the public.
A"—Filing—
of
satisfactory." The first unit in the proposed Airway Lodge
opened several weeks ago at the Tulsa Airport and is
already producing revenue, he said. A second motel will be opened
about July 1 at the Columbus Air Terminal. A site has been obtained1
in downtown Omaha and the company has an option on a parcel of
land across from the Albuquerque airport.
as
chain
certain
Stack EIectronics, Inc.—"Reg.
"that the operations
a
Mr.
the underwriters for $120,
company's principal business is graphic .design and reproduction
by letterpress, lithograhpy,/ steel die engraving and thermography. .The'
net proceeds from the stock-sale will be used for the
compilation and
he explained,
to us,"
obvious
delivering it.
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been
manner
indebtedness,, the company has outstanding
,-113,500,.shares ;of common stocky of which Daniel,Greenberg, board
Chairman,!, Walter Rosen, president, Leo' Levine, vice-president; and
Louis, Qhrenstein,, secretary, own 24% each. Sale of new stock tq the
public at $3.75 per share will result in an increase in the book value
of
stock now
outstanding from $1.42 to $2.01 per share with a
resulting .dilution^.of $1.74 per share in the book equity of stock
shares1 underlying 5-year■ warrants-.-.
exercisable at $3-75 per share.
has
was
described by President Alva T. Bonda. In operation at
Los Angeles International Airport and soon to be introduced
nqraber of other airports, the service enables the motorist to
get out of'his car immediately in front of the'terminal with an
Airport Parking Co. attendant parking the car for him and' later
two subsidiaries, it operates two retail
Island
and through separate
subsidiaries,
t
the
company,
the huge
at
Through
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service,
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successor
4
that
Airport Parking , tie in very, closely with, the car rental business at
airports and downtown locations. The same personnel can be used
for parking
and car rental work, with substantial opportunity for
profit and a vast potential for business growth."
Another
new
source
of revenue for the company,
parking valet
15,000 shares underlying 4-year warrants sold to
$4,500, apd (2)
the underwriters
SEC
said
facilities.
filed
shares
of common stockr,to, be offered tor public. sale/at $3.75 ,per share. The
offering will be made on an all or hone basis through underwriters
headed by R. P. Raymond & Co., Inc., 26 Broadway, New York, which
will receive a $.375 per share commission and $12,500 for expenses.
The statement also includes
(1) 4,500 shares sold to the underwriter
statement
tration
with
"expanding at a faster
rate than ever before," opened 16 new parking facilities in the first
five months of the year to bring the total to 110.
Mr. Metzenbaum announced that the company, the largest parking
organization in the world, had entered the car rental business by
acquiring Avis Car Rental franchises for Akron, Canton and the new
Akron-Canton
Airport
where
the company also
operates parking
Royalty Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
pace
revenues.
Metzenbaum
Mr.
company
the SEC
have
increase
001,582, Chairman Howard M. Metzenbaum said at the
of shareholders. He
forecast that profits would keep
withdrew its registration statement
1961 which covered 250,000
at $9 per share through Gross &
Co., and Elmaleh & Co., New York City.—V. 195, p. 116.
On
an
rise
$7,annual meeting
the current fiscal year expected to
of approximately 33% over last year's
the company for
Revenues of
expansion and working capital.
for
increase
Registered—
3,000 shares
in
$113,916,
was
provements.—V. 195, p.
for
cents)
10
to be used
are
Research
195,
of ftl2 -Greenwich St., New York;'-filed a-registrations
statement;wibh the. SEC on. May 29 covering 60,000 shares* of commonstock, to be offered for public sale at $3.75 per share.
The offering
will be made on a best efforts all or none basia through "underwritersheaded by R. P. Raymond & Co., Inc., 26 Broadway, New York, which
will receive a $.4125 per share commission and $10,000 for expenses.
taxes
1
equipment and working capital.
N. Milton Ave., Baltimore, is engaged in research
of an underground conduit, and couplings for such
(par
Quick-N-Clean
a
are
company
$3,872,666
with
on
the year, according to H. R. Shepherd, President.
Citing the accelerated growth of the aerosol industry, Mr. Shepherd
pointed to the continuing success of ATI's research and development
program in the introduction of new products and manufacturing im¬
to
.
Marshall Press, Inc.—Common
The
and
156
shares
Proceeds
6," 1962y the company withdrew its registration statement
the SEC on April 2 which covered $2,000,000 of convertible
subordinated debentures due 1977. and 100,000 common shares to have
Weedon
used
months
six
430,000 of common stock outstanding; this compares with
$85,643, or 20 cents a share, for the first half of last year.
Aerosol Techniques' current sales level and production performance
indicate maintenance of the company's record earnings rate throughout
construction expendi¬
$12.200,000.—V.
193,
company's
aggregate
the
for
after
income
writing.
with
Growell,
compared
based
Bldg., Seattle, filed a registration
covering, 150,000 shares} of- preferred
for public sale through^tmderwriters14 Wall St., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce*
June
corporation on May "28,
common
It
On-June
through
facilities
sales
Net
Filing—
Liberty Records^ Inc.r—SEG. Registration . Withdrawn-^—
offered,
additional
fiscal year were
Conn., manufacturer of aerosol products.
ending March 31 were $4,662,913, as
earnings for the first half of the
and
reported by this Bridgeport,
bonds due
bonds due
offered
Quick-N-Clean Corp.
other
or
indicated,
1801.
to
of
sales
.
-
.
p.
on
May
on
be
development
conduit.
and their associates, as a group, own 1785% of Realty Investors.
Raymond J. Gerber, and David H. Legum, managing trustees of the
Trust, are the general partners of Realty Investors.
been
expected
& Co., Inc.,
Inc., 70 Pine
and
Trust
filed
The
purposes.
to'be
corporation
Proceeds
all owned by Realty Investors Associates. Louis Schwartz owns a 10.5%
and Irving and (Edith P. Wilner* jointly own! a' 1*0.5-% 'interest
in Realty Investors,
and management officials, and trustees of the
-
company's series J 5%%
1989 and series L 51/8%
construction
the
for
non-voting common shares
interest
r
the
due
Pyramid Plastics Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
.y
investments.
as
of
Techniques, Inc.—Record Sales Earnings-
Aerosol
Record
rate, public offering price (maximum $103 per share) and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds from the
stock sale will be used to prepay outstanding bank loans due September
1963 incurred for construction purposes (and estimated at $11,500,000),
and to provide funds for the company's 1962
construction program
(estimtaed at $22,000,000),
In addition to certain indebtedness and
preferred stock,
the company has
outstanding 3,593,501 shares of
common stock.
J. H. Clawson is President.—V. 195, p. 2305.
building on a lease-back arrangement from Safeway Stores, Inc., which
building is to be erected by Safeway.
Of the net proceeds from the
sale of shares $1,250,000 will
be used to construct a store building,
filling- station, parking lot and other improvements of the Fairfax.-,
land, $600*000 to $1,000,000 to purchase the office building from Safe¬
outstanding the 54,625 shares which,
registra¬
a
of 1400 Washington
par),
common
balance
all
are
originally filed with
the
filed
H.,
.
company
stock
of G&M International, Inc., and on which there will be con¬
structed a department store and other improvements (up to $1,250,000
to be paid by the Trust); and a commitment to purchase an office
and
Manchester, N.
on
June 5 covering $24,000,000 of first
(series M), to be offered for public sale at
27.
The net proceeds from the bond sale
■
sidiary
The Trust has
St.,
,
the
from
Washington, D. C.; A. J. W. Robinson Co. Branch in the
San Fernando
Valley, Calif.; and a warehouse for
Stewart & Co. in the Baltimore, Md. area.
SEC
bonds
used
policy to acquire only properties which are or can be
leased on a long-term "net" lease basis, under which the occupant
of the property takes care of all maintenance and repairs, pays taxes,
insurance and other expenses, and remits specified rental payments to
the Trust.
The Trust has issued an
aggregate of 54,625 shares in
exchange for certain assets of Realty Investors Associates, a limited
partnership, such assets consisting primarily of (1) 15 acres of land
at Tyson's Corner, Fairfax, Va., which land has been leased to a sub¬
way,
statement
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Preferred Reg'd—
The
will be the Trust's
suitable
Elm
statement with the SEC
the
trust"
for
2328.
p.
use
Organized as a business Trust under District of Columbia law in
1962, the Trust's purpose is to provide investors with an oppor-
investment
to
K
v/ill
other
for
tunity to own, through transferable non-voting shares, an interest in
various types of income-producing properties, consisting primarily of
real estate interests, in a manner which would not normally be avail¬
able to them
individually.
The Trust is designed to qualify as
a
estate
used
series
proceeds
em¬
May,
"real
registration
1990, at an estimated cost of $22,171,864 (including premiums and
interest), and to pay short-term borrowings incurred for interim fi¬
nancing of construction (estimated at $1,000,000). The balance of the
Connecticut
with
company, of 1087
statement with the
will be
Ave., Washington, D. C., filed a
SEC on May 31 covering 200,000
shares of beneficial interest in the Trust, to be offered for public sale
(without underwriting) at $10 per. share.
company
registration
its
Privately—On June 5,
financing will be applied toward
the reimbursement of Adcor Realty for funds expended
for the construction of a new Lord & Taylor Branch in
1802.
.
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
—V. 194, p. 2442.
v
<
•
195, p.
bonds due 1992
competitive bidding June
The order
/,.
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Investors Realty Trust—Shares Registered—
withdrew
company
mortgage
interests;
and mining
salary.
the
The
tion
a
properties
Adcor Realty Corp.—Bonds Sold
Proceeds
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Bonds Reg'd—
and
new
,
1962, this subsidiary of Associated Dry Goods Corp., an¬
nounced that a private placement of $7,700,000 of its
first mortgage
bonds due 1987 had been arranged
through Lehman Brothers and Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
for
on March 30 which covered 60,000 class
to have been oiferea publicly at $4 per share, without
A common shares
issued
notification
used
originally filed with the SEC
respect to public offerings
a
be
Penn Square Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On
conditional exemption from registration
of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
offering circular filed on Nov. 15, 1961.
Imperial proposed the public offering of 3,000,000 common shares at
an
aggregate offering price not to exceed $300,000. The Commission
asserts in its suspension order that it has reasonable cause to believe
that the offering is being made in violation of the anti-fraud provision
of the Securities Act
and that Imperial's offering circular is false
and misleading in respect of certain material facts, particplarly with
respect to the offering price of the shares; the interests of officers,
directors, promoters and affiliates of Imperial; the annual remunera¬
tion
of
officers
and
directors;
the
nature
and
quality
of
the
mineralized deposits and risks of title to mining claims; a description
of the securities offered; the right of shareholders to determine under
certain circumstances, the use to which the proceeds will be put, includ¬
ing the right to return of unexpected funds by liauidation of Imperial;
the nature of the property interests of Imperial in its mining proper¬
the
News of Business and Finance
a
from
.Regulation
the
equipment, expansion and working capital.
St., Englewood, Colo., is engaged in the
lock" for tire protection and oil seals
New York City.
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
May
on
an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a stock offering by Imperial Mining of 130 Fourth Street,
Las Vegas, Nevada.
ties;
Jason
purchase of land and building, plant
expansion, equipment, inventory, advertising and sales promotion.
Monarch of 5606 Stuebncr Airline Rd., Houston, is
engaged in the
manufacture and sale of plastic letters, embossed sign
faces, quantity
signs and boat windshields.
offering
Imperial Mining, Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended—
The SEC has
In
S.
corporation on May 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 140,000
shares (par one cent) to be offered at $2, through W. R.
Co., Inc., N. Y. ;^
;
Sauve
had
,
amount.
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
to be offered at $2.50 without under¬
cents)
50
Monarch Plastics Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
"Reg. A" covering 60,000
common shares
(par $2.50) to be offered at $5, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for financing premiums of automobile in¬
surance policies and business loans.
; :
1
Hyde of 164 Milk St., Boston, conducts a general finance business.
—V. 190, p. ,1296.
;:■//•/.y';
with
SEC Registration
On June 1, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed With the SEP on Aug* 28, 1961 which covered 100,000
shares tb have beeh bfffered phblicly at $5 pfet bhare • through
an underwriter, not named.—V.
194, p. 1000.
common
and
said
Hyde Finance
exemption
May 28,
on
(par
to be used for
are
Mechanex
underwriting group is to
be headed by Morris Cohon & Co. and Street & Co., Inc., both of New
York City.—V. 195, p. 2596.
The
shares
Proceeds
Corp.—Offering Terms Changed
direct offering to the public rather than
a
—
1962
Securities
the
The
small
business.—V.
common
manufacture of a "valve stem
for heavy duty, truck wheels.
the company announced that its proposed offering
of $10,000,000 in convertible debentures will be a straight sale to the
public instead of a rights offering to stockholders, as originally in¬
tended, according to an amendment I to the registration statement filed
4,
618
writing.
,
Gulf American Land
corporation
common
shares to have been offered for subscription by stockholders of Bowling
Corp. of America, parent, at $3 per share. R. L. Warren Co., St. Louis,
was the principal underwriter.—V.
195, p. 522.
making small loans to individuals.
Washington St., Dorchester, Mass., conducts a
186, p. 1310.
to be used for
are
of
finance
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
On
June 4,
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 23 which covered 225,000 common
A" Filing—
28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 7,000
shares to be offered at $7, without under¬
Val-U Homes Corp. of Delaware
The registration statement was filed
May 7 and the offering was to
have been made through smith, iBarney & Co.,. New Ytork City.—V. 195,
p. 2597.
: •
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•
f
Green Acres Funtown, Inc.—SEC Registration Withd'n
May
In
Withdrawn—
stock.
common
corporation on
.
writing.
Withdraw Registration—
certain
,
United Finance Carp.—"Reg.
a resulting dilution of $1.60 per share in the
purchased by the public.
Corp.—To
.
The
with
book equity of stock
cash
&
Dominion
.
of
Canada,
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
$68.00
'
per
year.
,
nrt
r\ar
saaf
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
4
10
parking
nated
t
operating the 270-car garage of the new Sheraton Motor Inn in New City within the next 30 to 60 days. He also reported a number
of other facilities and acquisitions
in New York City and elsewhere
are now in
the negotiation stage.—V. 195, p. 2487.
..
v.
were
York
oversubscribed.
was
Details—
Financing
Co.—Additional
Power
Alabama
nancing details follow:
made
subject
commitment,
firm
a
fV
;
new
below
severally have;
conditions precedent, to
certain
to
principal amounts of the
the company the respective
bonds set opposite their names.
from
purchase
(000s omitted)
,
Sachs
Goldman,
Witter
Dean
I.
Francis
C.
Allyn
Crowell,
Interstate
Co.——-
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Kenower, MacArthur & Co,
M.
&
Co.—__
Securities
Co..—
165
v
165
Co.—_
their
Brownell
&
r
•
Herzig,
—V.
195,
(Louis) Allis Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
redemption on July 1, 1962, through
sinking fund, $150,000 of its 4%% debentures due
100%. Payment will be made at the Marshall &
called
has
company
.
The
Corp.—Acquisition—
This Indianapolis corporation has acquired the Cummer-Graham Co.,'
Inc., long.ime Texas manufacturer of wire bound boxes, crates and t
.
hot
cash.
for
disclosed. ~
Price
the
of
,
newest
'V'
a
separate Altamil
earnings after taxes:
of the Indianapolis-):a?ed,
diversified manufacturing corporation, Mr.
Canfield predicted. This will amount to about 10 cents per share of>
common
scock, he said. Altamil sales for the first six months of its ;,
current fiscal year were $6,482,467 and net income after taxes was i
$426,964.
Vv.'-i'
-
•;
.
in
1912,
maintains
Cummer-Graham
result
in
and
economies
numerous
should
put
Altamil
in
Other
Altamil
and
divisions
manufacture
coin-operated
processing
industries.—V.
Corp.
aircraft
-
'
i r.
-.
;
missile :
and
*
and
feed
chemical
,:v
.
—
On
June
Public
Service
Sold
Co.—Bonds
corporation
natural
on
On
June
7,
York
New
1660.
p.
of
at
basis of
including
the
on
to
and
:
•
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;
.
,
.
Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
Petroleum
Belco
the
195,
1962.—V.
1.
Aug.
Ar.
stock of the company was listed on
under the * symbol • "BPC."—V.
195,
1962 the common
->Stock Exchange
•.
^
'v
,
will be prorated.
chases
•
'
"'"Vy v-successful operation, from
been
—V.
.-
.
has
Atlas
Co.
resources
manufacturing."*
'
*;'
-
'
-.>. »;-•
Splendor Mining Co., the natural resources
owns about 19%
of the stock of Uranium
Corp.,
^Gn
Co.,
v
*
and
2150.
•
.
.
.,
v.
,
June
Inc.,
:
it was reported that stockholders of Brook Labs
approved the merger of their company with Central
shareholders had earlier voted in favor of the commerger involves-the exchange of one share of 6omnion
whose
;The
Central ,Coil
of
"
5,-1962,
had
stock
shares of Brook Labs Co., .Inc.
corporation.
*
*
•.'
'
" ;
be the* new Central Coil Corp;-^ plant
in Lindenhurst, a modern facility, with substantial expansion capacity
for the combined companies.
J;
..:';* ■
>:s;
Central Coil Corp. manufactures electronic systems for the military,
which
subsidiary
Reduction
Co.,; Inc.—Merger Approved—
bination.
•
.:
-
Labs
CoiT Corp",
operating company with particular emphasis
an
and
as
.2489
pp.
Brcok
"
-
is
be
to
the
six-common
for
surviving
■
Headquarters
'
of .the outstanding stock of Uranium Reduction
by Utex Exploration Co. Other major blocks are held.' byZinc, Lead & Smelting Co.;; First Security Bank of Utah,
Approximately 35%
owned
is
6,
remain
195,
very
a
the
Hidden
The
■
Privately—■ j
Sold
^
: " "
;X'.~?'.■
inception,"
of
Arizona
.
J
y.
Atlas official stated, "and, management- .believes '
its acquisition
by -o Atlas will be most beneficial to the corporation.",.
Noting that the acquisition was the one he had referred to at. the •
annual meeting of Atlas
stockholders on May' 15""ahd' alsO' in the
company's 1961 annual report, Mr. Stretch said the purchase. "i? in'
line with the intention- and desire-of Atlas-management to have the y
its
;
Privately— On June 6, >
1962, Carl M. Loeb, RhoadesJ& Co., .New York City,,
placed privately, $2,500,000 of this firm's 5%.; series AI
notes due Jan. 1,1965, and $9,500,000 of its 5 xk % series B<
notes due Jan. 1, 1981.—V. 194, p. 1943.
\
•".*
,
called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1962," all
cumulative -convertible prior preferred stock
-
tion of all these matters.
V '-'Uranium Reduction Co.
>
:
,
has
3%%
net per*share.>
- •
•
Preferred
may
be converted into common stock
4.9759 shares of common at $20.0968 per share up
.Universal American will pay a commission of 65 cents per share to
on;the announcement,.Mr; Stretch said:
.
of the -transaction
is subject to Atlas.. obtaining .
apy qualified bioker or dealer for each share of stock purchased through
him under the offer.—V. 195, p. 1921;. -.y r."
;
approval of the'Securities and Exchange Commissioh for withdrawal.;
••/•/from
registration under the Investment Company Act,,.to obtaining:
certain required
consents mvapp^ovajs of- the Atomic Energy. Com- 'y> Breskin Publicatians, Inc.—Appointment—
^
mission and to the completion rof. necessary financing arrangements.,
%'/Chemical Bank New .York Trust. Co.,. New York Cfty,
has been
by
Atlas
Work to perfect these • requirements has been underway .
appointed sole registrar for- the common -stock of- the corporation.
for some time, and Atlas is hopeful of an early and favorable resolu- :
dry-cleaning;
coin-operated
animal
the
<
.
Notes
specialized
and
for
p.* 1659.
195,
Apco Oil
laundry
equipment
corporation
outstanding
$105.0625
"Gonsumination
highly favorable competitive position in the industry, Mr. Thompson
'said.
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components,-
.The
its
of
balance
■
$5,200,000.
.-•Commenting
a
units
15,000
.
.
.
will
Beatrice Foods Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
.
,
it will be a separate division, Cummer-Graham
operations will be closely integrated with those of Altamills Indi-;
anapolis Wire Sound Box Division which is headquartered in Fernwood,
Miss. George W. Thompson. Altamil Vice-President and division man*;
ager, will also be in
charge of .Cummer-Graham operations.
Mr. Thompson said the new acquisition will place" Altamil-in a good ^
position to supply products | of the two divisions to both east and
west coast markets more economically-becaiis,e of freight differentials.
Consolidating some operation^ of the two divisions and integrating
Paris, Texas. Although
others
to^
and ^redesigned?" products.
through .^new
,
in
headquarters
research and development activities
expanded
divisions
:Vv 195, p. 1659.
-
■
Cummer-Graham,
which
will
be
operated as
will add about $150,000 annually to net
Division,
'Established
r,
,,
Mr.* von Wening believes will,
rate at which malt shipments
long-term, he expects the com¬
.
,
five
Cummer-Graham's
said
purchased
announced.
;
'v. \
plants and other assets
Altamil acquisition was
President,
Canfield,, Altamil
L.
G.
Canfield
Mr.
were
we look for¬
malt consumption
to a more satis¬
further-the contribution'of the company's electrical, electronic
metallurgical
and
[
o.uuu
^>ouu
y .CyV;.
.
the
return
to
p. 2257.
a■;, •
Vv-;;:-.
the outstanding stock, it wa,s ai;"nounced
by
David A, Stretch, President of Atlas.- Uranuim Reduction owns >
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada—Bond Offering Over¬
and operates at Moab, Utah, one of the largest uranium ore processing . •
plants in the United States and has a contract to deliver its product
subscribed—On June 8, 1962, it was-reported that an
to the
Atomic Energy Commission through 1966.
.
offering in Canada of this firm's $30,000,000 5%% bonds
-In connection with-.the
transaction, Mr. Stretch said, Atlas is also
acquiring the famous Steen MiVida Mine owned hy ..Utex Exploration
due June 15, 1984, at 99, to yield 5.58%, through A. E.
Co., of which Charles.-A. Steen is President. .The mine is one, of the.,
Ames & Co., Ltd., Toronto, was oversubscribed.;
;;
;
;'.y
principal suppliers to Uranium Reduction Co.
The issue is non-refundable for 12 years.
Proceeds
In making the announcement, Mr. Stretch. said it was. the intention
of
Atlas :to merge Uranium Reduction Co. into Atlas,
At the same y will be used for expansion.—V. 194, p. 2547.
time
he stated,
it- is
expected that The Hidden ,Splendor Mining .
Co
and certain other Atlas subsidiaries, other than Northeast Alt-lines,.;
'Eokn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer
will also be .^combined with. Atlas in such a manner as to make -,
Universal American Corp., a large stockholder, is offering to purchase
available to the earnings of the entire enterprise; operating tax loss y
100,000 additional common shares at $37.50 per share net, free from
carryforwards
of % certain
of such subsidip.ries.
Atlas* interest in:
transfer tax.ee
-,'7 /
•* :: >
r -r
Northeast Air-lines, the official noted, is presently under a contract
••;>*
"y
of sale to Hughes Tocl Co.
Accepting stockholders must forward .their certificates in negotiable
•
%
'Uranium Reduction had an operating income before taxes of $5,800,- y , form, together with a letter of transmittal, to Chase Manhattan Bank,
80 Pine Street, Nw York
000 for the fiscal year ended June 1981. For tfije nine, months-ended15, N. Y„ before the close of business on
March 1962,- the company had... an. operating income., before
taxes pf _ . June, 15. If .tenderp for more than 100,000 shares are received, pur¬
the
acouire
to
.
baskets,
y'v.:.
...
operation." .•*"••
current fiscal year
of
for
substantially
increase
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition
* -y ' y
; •
corporation has entered into agreements to acquire approxi¬
75% of the stock of Urani.um Reduction Co. and is negotiating ;
mately
Ilsley
Altamil
;
divisions
pany's
Atlas
for
operation of the
1,
1976 at
Bank, Milwaukee.
July
2488.
p.
year
said,' "We are en¬
recent weeks.
Board,
pf heavy
season
summer
malting
our
return
:—
McKenna——
&
Farber
the
of
to a great extent upon the
to satisfactory levels.
For the
4
Filor, Bullard & Smyth
enable
basis
;Results
depend
■
*
-*—
approaching
should
factory
-
'155,,500
Kleiner, Bell & Co.—r_,
330
.
Co.—:—
Co._^——
&
Hentz
H.
reduction in March.
Wening, Chairman
vdn
the
to
ward
'
.....
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—————•—
Hutton- &
F.
E.
110
Co.—_
■
Hardy & Co
•
•
Grant,
below:
names
:
110
Inc.
& Co.,
Freeman
.Anthony
which
Shares;
&
this
earnings
and
couraged to note a substantial pickup in malt orders in
Excessive malt inventories have been worked' down and
Outstanding
«.
Gardner—/« 165
Stringfellow
165
&
M.
165
Corp.
&
Northwest
165
-
rise
the, early
a
malt price
..
•
sales
but
from
malt
last December was followed by a tall in malt sales during
months of 1962. In addition competitive conditions produced
its
price
FINANCING
,
improved
shown
has
Products
electrical, electronic and metallurgical product divisions,
these gains have been offset by a decline in sales and earnings
malting operations.
A high volume of shipments preceding a
3,000,000 shs. i 800,000 shs. i
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named, below have severally *
and not jointly agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth
in the underwriting agreement with the company,
to purchase from v
the company the number • of shares of common stock set forth opposite
' 220
.
Co.—1
&
Basic
in
par)——
($1
stock
Common
220
Inc
Mayes,
Cook
Weedon
'
,
EFFECT TO PRESENT
'
Authorized
GIVING
:\.y-v*;i:
-
-ifv
2593.
p.
Scott
&
Lundborg
Pacific
600
—
Stieglitz
Fahey, Clark & Co
195,
&
Reinholdt
&
—V.
Irving
400
330
Inc.
Halle
Co.—
Collins
Newhard,
Co.,
&
&
Hendrix
825
600
Co
&
Bradford
C.
300
Co.—220
1,000
Co.--
&
G. Becker & Co.,. Inc
Shearson,
Hammill &
Co.
A.
$330
Sons—_
Julien
1,000
Co.
&
Co
&
duPont
A.
J.
—
Joseph Walker &
Rand
Fla.
CAPITALIZATION
share.
common
a
Margate
of
County,
Broward
in
1,760
1,500
1,500
1,400
Co.-—.
&
-a
plant of the same
exceed $550,000, will go
water
the
Amount
$3,255
Peabody
Kidder,
,
'
.
Amount
Blyth & Co., Inc
^
..
.
Utilities, and $100,000 for expansion
subsidiary. An undetermined amount,
not to
for construction of sewer and_ -water
facilities for North Lauderdale Corp., and for. facilities for
the dis¬
tribution of liquefied propane gas and/or natural gas in such property.
The balance will be added to working capital.
BUSINESS—The company, of 17850 N. 29th Court, Opa Locka, Fla.
is-engaged in
the construction, ownership and operation of watertreatment- and, .sewage-disposal
plants and water-distr;bution and
sewage-collection systems. It owns and operates four subsidiaries all .
of
/;•,>%:
*
.■
of
plants
treatment
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
...
proceeds from the financing, $450,000 will
Margate Utilities Corp., to enable it to pay
like -amount; $250,000 for expansion of sewage
subsidiary,
a
notes
certain
,-
of
317.000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds due
June 1, 1992 at 99.875%, to yield 4.39%.
Additional fi- *
1962 issue reported the sale on June 1
Our June 4,
to
loaned
be
reported net sales of $34,749,217 for the nine
months ended April 30, 1962, compared with $34,858,173 for the same
period of 1961.
Net earnings for the current period were $867,610 equal to 63 cents
per
common
share.. Earnings reported for the nine months ended •
April 30, 1961, were $939,922 - or 70 cents per share, however, this 4
figure included a non-recurring after tax credit of $73,867.
Earnings
from normal operations for the earlier period were equal to 64 cents
net
the
PROCEEDS—Of
.
Monday, June 11, 1962
,
corporation
The
day sale to company
one
,
.
Corp.—Nine Months' Sales Higher—
Basic Products
set. aside initially for
employees and certain desig¬
persons, and any Unsold shares
of this portion
to become part of the public offering.
The issue
total, 20,000 shares were
Of the
on a large scale. He reported that the .company now
facilities in operation in New York City, It has
executed a 20-year lease for the operation of a 400-car garage near
the' American Stock Exchange Building
and the company will begin
this step
make
to
has1
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
r
(2700)
the
of
firm
will
and is also
1962, the company announced that it had * American
producing a line of prpprieiary electronic ,and electrical
products for industrial use.
Brook Labs Co', fabricates sheet, piastic
placed $25,000,000 first mortgage borids, 4.45% series'
N.A., as trustee .and by Milbank & Co; 5
"y-.71?\
and machine products for -precision .military and. industrial equipment.
due
1992, privately with. institutional investors,; Thef ...The total purchase price involved in the acquisition"; of ."all of" the. It has developed a new design in brushless.. static-free,* motor genera¬
First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co.,-Inc. arranged the" •.stock of Uranium Reduction Co. and the MiVida properties approxi--i, tors according to Signal Dorps specifications.—V. 193, p. 907. » "
ihatei*, $25,000,000 of which approximately $9,400,000 will be paid in
placement.
*
*,.;v
installments over a period of about four-years;'4Of the $25,000,000, v
Buckeye Pipe Line :Co. — Notes Sold Privately —On
'about $3,400,000 will be paid'with respect to-tlie. shares of'Ur.'niumr
Net, proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used *
Reduction Co. held: by. Hidden Splendor. Atlas plans to offer the public
June 6, the company announced that it had placed pri¬
to repay loans incurred for construction purposes under
holders, of
Uranium
Reduction
Co.'s
common
stock
about
$10 .per y
vately with institutional investors., $6,500,000 of. 4.70%
a
revolving credit agreement, of; which there • was j share In cash.
r'»
v
,
,
.
,
$22,000,000 outstanding
will be
that
1964
used
for
It is estimated
construction expenditures for the years 1962 through
will total about $173,000,000.—V. 195, p. 2593. : %
Associated
-
Dry
Goods
purposes. '
to
t
Adcor
to the
1965
in
Corp., this issue.—V.
195,
2593.
p.
:
^
therefor,, to
*
of
Wayne,
United
The
of
■
at
be
to
notes
Atlas ;
directors"of
stockholders
their
next
require
Atlas,
adopted,
assuming
the; effect
of
dividends
no
are
N. J.,
States
Associated
States
has
company
Testing
joint announcement
Testing,
Testing.
plan,
merge 1
President
Brassell,
•.
,
The
President
of • United;
•
internally
generated funds, will be used to expand the company's
refined products pipe line facilities in Indiana, Ohio,
i
the .",
in
stock and that funds' are legally available
and retire for sinking fund purposes' appr'oxiof the preferred stock each year after
1984.
shares
2377.^
.
s
.
,
^.y. :
*/;
,
corporation
and Michigan.—V.
193,
p.
.7'
1115.
Burgmaster Corp.—Earnings Up 120%—
•"
Earnings
•
;
machines,
called for redemption, on July-I,
has
'
report
through-
'• "
*
-
of rthis. Gardena, Calif., manufacturer of turret drilling
increased 120%' to- $209,545,
equivalent to 47 cents per
the. 449,417'shares
of common stock outstanding, for the
months ended April 30^ 1962, it was-revealed in the semi-annual
six
y.'y ';:
1962,
arranged
was
on
to shareholders.
......
Based on",the -same number of shares,.: Burgmaster earned . $93,088,
operation of the sinking fund,* $210,000. of its 5 Vi% debentures due:1
J equal to 21 cents per share, for the comparable period last year.
July. 1, 1968 at 100%. Payment will be made, at the Old Colony Trust
Joseph L,; Burg, President, said sales for the first half increased
Co., Boston.—V. .195, p. 635.
c
J
7,'.: i*
...c,
79%
to $2,883,470
as -compared
to sales of $1,611,416 for the first
,
,
The-Jinancing
preferred
Plywood Corp.—-Partial Redemption-—'
At"as
■
.
by William Tonkowich,
L.
Allen
and
into negotiations to
entered
Inc.
made
-
proposed
Co.,
was
June .T, .1987.;
due
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York City,
i The
proceeds, of the notes, together with
share
This
with
70,000
.
cumulative preferred stock of Atlas, such increase
with the sinking fund requirement to be satisfied
purchase
-yV. tl95„,p.
Merger ;
board
Incorporation of Atlas be amended
the
annual
sinking fund requirement
8%
to
the
Atlas
to
of
calendar. year-. 1964.., If
would
the
on
mately
Associated Testing Laboratories, Inc.—Proposed
4%.
5%
the
for
amendment
acquisition,
recommend
Certificate
to.become;effective
arrears
Realty
the
to-
the
from
increase
relating
Privately—
See
that
meeting
Sold";
Corp.—Subsidiary Bonds
determined
has
*
event' of
the
In
June 1, 1962, and the balance;
on
construction
«
.
The
which is
subject to
the approval
stockholders
of
-<
of both
companies, offers two shares of Associated Testing Laboratories,
stock for each share of United States Testing Comoany, stock.
Inc.,
There
and
are
currently
88,393
shares
outstanding
of
United
461,732 shares
Testing,
Associated
of
States
Testing
.*
.
;he year ended Dec. 31, 1961, United States Testing had sales of :
Associated Testing Laboratories reported sales of $2,052,000
fiscal year ended May 31, 1961.
- !
.For
the
It
is
.
expected
management
as
that
a
United States
Testing will operate
subsidiary of Associated Testing, 1
.
Barton Instrument
.
under present
; I Net
5
Associated
country's
rocket
■
test
Testing,
in
major
and
with
Winter
Park, Fla.,
facilities
aircraft
headquarters in Wayne,
for
components
and Burlington,
environmental
the
and
a
N. J„
Mass.,
and
is
testing
manufacturer
of
of the
States.
Testing
missile,
and
government.—V.
195,
months
to
The
company
operation
Aug.
the
p.
Investment
.
,
1,
ot
the
1977 at
Bankers
has
called
sinking
100%
Trust
Co.,
2593.
for
fund,
plus
16
redemption
$3,333,000
accrued
-
Net
\
Wall
St.,- New
York
15,
will
N.
be
made
Y.—V.
At
at
at
Corp.—Common
195
March
through
&
Co., New York City, announced that it headed an under¬
writing group which made the initial public sale of this
company's common stock on June 4, through the offer¬
ing of 200,000 share^ at $6 a share.
■
'
'
.
Instrument
on
31,
a
six
•'
.
-
-
-
62%. in
in
sales,
the
Barton
62%
nine •months
Jones,
.The
-
'
-
,
nine
'
,
months
3-1
last
amounted
the
-compared
of
newly
stock
.
'
-
factors
'
-
to
$532,000 on
the
•,
ment
;
unfilled
date
,■
$2.7
Europoan
top.
• "
"
v;
measuring
and
flow,
are
gas
industrial
as
with
issued.
shares
of
Currently
common
there
stock,
are
of
which
647,750
y " ;
Barton
devices
well
the
as
million,
machine
;r
'
is
.
at
tool
sales
*
Privately—On
was
taken down
on
May 29 and the
15,
White, Weld & Co., New York City, assisted the
company in arranging the financing.
are
to be issued on or before Sept.
.
CT
apply the proceeds of the sale toward
printing plant near Buffalo, .N. Y.,
which will be under long-term lease to the printing firm
Land
will
construction
stood
earlier. ;
of
a
of J. W. Clement Co,
Instrument
designs
and
-
47,750
shares
'
*
of
-
CTS Corp.—N. Y. S. E.
*
..
-
.
*
-~
—
-
Effective
the
New
June
York
4
the
Stock
Listing—
common
Exchange,
sto<*k
of- the
the
under
comoanv
symbol
for
liquid
.
remaining
.
.
was
listed-on
CTS.
manufactures
measurement and ,control of liquid
,Appointment—
v
.
.
level.
Approximately 75%- of sales
First
National
City Bank,
New York
City, has
25% made to the military- and the
A.E.C.
Sales totaled $4,737,022 in the fiscal year ended-June 30, 1961.' -? 'New'York
registrar for the common stock of the
—V. 195, p. 2488. "
195; p. 2489. •
•
■
%
"
.*
,
o
f
;
.
pressure
.
....
.
Qf
1962.
orders
year
-
backlog
a
Barton became a publicly-owned corporation
120,000
1949,
a
with,
8, 1962, the company announced the private place¬
of $3,600,000 of secured notes due Oct. 1, 1982, with
remaining notes
-
same
,-
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York. Two million
to y
■;
.
;l
throughout, the ;
for the. sharp *
.
responsible
outstanding.
in
,
effioieny
increased
key
....
sale
were
and
the
were
-.
CT Land & Building Corp.—Notes Sold
June
dollars of the loan
March
profits; Mr. Jones -said.
1962, the company's backlog of
31,
as
of-shares.'
volume
sales
in
Incorporated
>
number
same
-...:
company,
-
'***
ended
1961.;—
said Jhe
selling
arrangements
made
with
organizations.—V. 195, p. .1.094.
'
;
nine -
ip sales was attributed
and .to newly introduced
increase
in
Burg
point-in what promises to be Burgmaster's most success¬
ful year.
During the. first six months, he said, foreign sales, which
accounted for only 2%. of sales
in 1P.61-, increased to 10%
due to
Presi->
the
for
months
Mr.
the half-way
^
-rose-
22%-gain
1961,
May 16 of this year,
shares
Offered—Hardy
.
$4,178,699,. compared, with, $3,428,591
operations
$961,000
On
-
Utilities
'
*
,
: v..
in.th«
greater
common
Atlantic
the
on
improvement
1, 1962, through
5J/<% debentures due
its
Payment
'
company's
July
on
1962,
March
ended
income
based
of
interest.
•:
,
$317,856, equal to 53. dents per share on the 600,000 shares of common 1
stock outstanding at the close of the. peridd." For the corresponding;
months a year earlier, earnings were $195,790 or 33
cents a share
p., 399.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
-'
Corp.—Nine Months' Net Up
greater volume in established product lines
The
Associates
Barton
of
totaled
sales
products.
has
^
v
announced.
Net
.
its main laboratories in Hoboken, N. J.,
with
eight branch laboratories located in Boston, - New York, Phila¬
delphia, Memphis, Chicago, Denver, Tulsa and Los Angeles. Founded
in
1880,
the
company
now
serves
many
segments
of
commerce,
industry
dent,
of. environmental
equipment.
United
regional
one
income
ended. March 131,
•
laboratories
1.
Corp.—Appointment—
.-.Commercial Bank of
North America,
New York .City',; hasbeeri y
appointed by the corporation as transfer agent and. registrar of the
common stock.—V.
195, p. 2257.
\
y :
$4,107,000.
for
Barr
•
'
*
.
.
.
; '
*.',; •* "
been appointed
corporation.—V.
•
*.' -*
;
Volume
Carter
"
H.
H.
1962
to
$3.36
Number 6167
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Products, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up for Year—
Hoyt, Chairman
consolidated
31,
195
sales
to
be
and
of
earnings
$61,112,629
for
the
fiscal
Under
and
Penoco
per
$56,781,209
the
firm's
fourth
quarter
on
ended
fourth
as
compared
quarter
to
"
Central Coil
195,
Profit
Credit
issue.—V.
195,
'V'l//'///'*Jl>
:
p.' 2489.'
U
Corp.—Appointment-->7. V
;
;
transportation
storage
capacity
of
subsidiaries
oil
capacity
Mr.
,
the
:
/
c-
^
7
•
--.
in
for
oil
that
that-for
barrels,
same
Coastal
area.
States
properties
in
expect
we
to operate
Texas.
them
without
gas
and
of
the
view
to
nation's
r
record
fiscal
will be
year
level
the years
facilities
new
of
Coastal
to
to
;
and
Sinclair
have been operated
serving
Houston.-
The
lines
being
110 producers
The- storage
of crude
at
oil
various
•
Sinclair
States
the
has
condensate,
locations
entered
continue
to
and
for
the
crude
oil
going
the
periods
will also
lines
as
rate
funds
and
bank
credit
by
of
use
refinery
.
7
7
.
.
15,
.
of
1970
the
foreseeable
Royal Bank
of
equal
$1.21
to
totaled 31.4
year
/.
- *
feet
'
.
reached
was
Federal
with
Power
Panhandle
Commission
production.1 Negotiations
the
construction
of
of
fixing
a
a
For-the
tyith
first
net earnings
parable period
States;5
thus
corpo¬
six
far
$0.73
in
for
months
.-$3,647,000
were
of
a
of
ago.. On a per
year
the. current
the
first
was
half
price
.
slight
a
weakness
.primarily
orders
of
1961-..
April
of
area
30,
'
the
in
by
"•
.•
' 11
the-company's
equipment.
$53,374,000
was
year
the
000
•■'//'
the
7%
above
ago.—V
year
a
195,
1315.
p.
Mr.
Brown
for
loss
i..
bid of 99.271%.
deficit
A Morgan Stanley & Co. group bid 98.95, and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., .98.903, also for 4V2S. 7
7
stated
the .first
reported
that
the
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
financing will initially be added
to the general funds of the
company and, together with other funds,
subsequently will be used for corporate purposes'including the 1962
construction program of the
company's subsidiaries. v 7* ■ 7-7
/. *
this
itself,
-The
18
natural
vania,
transmission
operations
New
gas
system,
subsidiary
and
in
the
York
;
the
of
Pennsyl¬
non-affiliated
to
public
an'
basis,
for
the
twelve
months
The
p.
•*-•
2253.
Continental Aviation
/
"
&
Report
-Period
Net
ended
Sales
Profit
"
•
*
"
'
•
7
•
'
taxes™——
the
Earnings
-
common
per
share
based
on
195,
1661.
p.
r
1961
holders
Continental
Period
'*
Ended
Corp.—Six
Federal
Net
and
state
minority
income
income
shares
195,
'
1962
the
annual
to
the
*
authorize
in
1,725,591
50,000
3,300,000
on
366,000
_7_
common
'
-
48,127
825,531
...
7—L_™.__—77'
1552.
906.500
46,983
*"
.
.
•'
•
770,963
„■
-
for
,■
4
-■
;
-..
the
half
of
of
a
"six-month
7
to be held
in
in
and
a
the fiscal year ended Feb.
for
the
in
a
$1
of
of
first
the
11.1%'
Sax
period
:
second
for
77.
-
,
quarter
to
quarter
"
-the
value.
$100
preferred stock.
par
large
body-of
this
earnings
first half
$1.02
last
and
were
of
stockholders'
notice
and
without
Board
next
law
common,
meeting."
points
out
-
'
that
meeting
'
:
the
of
fill
any
taxes
'
" '
authorized
"
but
.
$318,770,914 and earnings totaled'
said/
This* marked a new high for.
previous high being $307,207,375 in
195, p. 1552.
V
..
,
A
.
Common
Offered—■
A
stock
common
at
'
'
*
five
Drive-In
7
Loan
7
Inc.,
Co.,
under
the
laws
not
the
of
Missouri
a
State
thd company.
of
corporation;
business
discount
at
consists
of
Kansas
of
City,
Missouri
7
primarily
commercial
automobiles and
in.the loan or
as
a
was recently
wholly owned
other
Kan.
GIVING
company
.'/'
'7
EFFECT
■
of
notes
making
by furniture,
The
corporation
business,
located
are
close of business June 29,
1962.—V.
commercial
payable
751
at
B
common
195:
stock
($2
stock
'
1310.
p.
loans.
($2
PRESENT
FINANCING
$948,009
National
20.000
*
Stores
60,000 shs.
200,000
—
-
'
60,000
800,000 shs.
90,003
/
".
Inc.—Notes
Sold
Privately—On
$2,500,000 of this
.firm's 4.50% notes due 1967 and $8,000,000 of its 4.70%
notes due 1982 had been sold privately through Eastman
Dillion, Union Securities & Co., New York City. In ad.dition, $1,500,000 4%% secured notes due 1968, and
.$5,576,800 4.90% secured notes due 1983 of Westby
.Realty Inc., a subsidiary* were sold privately through
June
the
7, .1962,
same
it
was
reported
underwriter.—V.
190,
that
p.
1294.
Frito-Lay, Inc.—Record Sales—Earnings—
The
the
36
calling
company released record sales and earnings
weeks of the 1962 fiscal year. "Sales amounting
16%
figures for
to
the first
$99,156,680
were
and
earnings rose from $3,236,680 to $3,622,656, it we.s an¬
nounced by John D. Williamson, Chairman of the Board, and Herman
W. Lay, President.
••
In a
report to stockholders, it was pointed out that earnings per
share, based on 4,196,012 shares outstanding, were up from 77 cents
to 86 cents; a 12%
increase, for the 36 week period.
The board of directors of the company declared a cash dividend of
12'/2 cents per share to be paid July 2, 1962 to shareholders of record
June 15, 1962.—V. 194, p. 2117.
up
of
195, p. 217.
—'
par)/
"
«
Outstanding
debentures
par)
/
Minnesota
7
TO
individual™.—._
to
common
First
v
,
preferred
the
A
Class
first
make it effective at
'
note
,
and
loans
secured
chatels.
finance
engage
short term
'—V.
,
of the surviving corporation may. be issued
being offered to the stockholders.' It adds that there
present arrangements, discussions, understandings or negotia¬
tions which might require the issuance of
any such shares.
* "
If stockholders approve the
statutory rnerger,- .the company plans to
Con¬
-
convertible subordinated
notice
shares
per
corporation, Finance Credit Co. of Missouri, Inc.,
company's
Class
.
unissued
$5
$255,000, will be used
was incorporated
under the laws of the
January 15, 1962. to acquire al of the capital
finance companies; Universal Discount Corp., a Missouri
-6%
and
on
$29,-.
income,,
company
CAPITALIZATION
Delaware
Without
of
on
"
>
on
jtself
statutory
vacancies
stockholders
over
amounted.
-
thoroughly
The
avoided/
are
of' Directors to
annual
5.7%.
up
1962
Provision,
year..
foreign
year.,
class
•6%
8%
.
in
appear
may
.
to'
.
the
Corp.—Class
firm's
signatures,
I
par
,
Illinois
law,", the Elgin
case
which
-Y .'
of
more
'
were
I960.—V.
The executive offices of the
Ave.,
•'*,
corporation
laws
law has -been
7
-
.
compared
the
quarter,
■
of
personal
;
..
the
first
a
.
.
and
domestic
last
announcement
.does
j
1S62.
28,
of
for
months m
was $531,129,397
■
$29,744,159
were
year.
during
compared
made
second
purchase
Elgin
arev«
/
half
attained
noted.
$26,250,000
Nevada
of
The
..
•/.':/;.
not now permitted.
1,500,000 shares of $5
Delaware
uncertainties
in
from
par
the
merger
way
to
completing
954.
the
•
.
1962
last
stock
working capital.
the
discloses- in
company
stockholders
respect
in
•.
p.
ever
the first
10f.
\. '
half
Financial
A sixth
*
common
$3.23
'
'
officials
share,
a
subsidiary
*
*
'"ate ho
,
$0.25
*
for
organized
,
,
"
--
the
many
the
1
~
"
of
shares
tested
permit-the
until
The
:
/ /
.■
code,"
of
shares
respects
similar,
interpretations
"'a
shares
many
are
"'Thus,
law "will
board
$64,332,376
=—=™.—™
;
*
reasons
activities
authorized
2,500,000
'
-
meeting
report for
said
increase
.To
1981'
1,835,514
taxes
taxes—estimated-^
interest™™-
outstanding.
p.
income
___—
Earnings per share, based
—V.
>
with
.
...
/
adver¬
"7 7
To
"While
$74,911,841
Earnings before Federal and state
'Less
-
*
/
the-
sumer-Credit Corp., Inc., a Kansas corporation; Drive In Loan
Co., Inc.,
a
Kansas corporation; and Finance Credit Co.,
Inc., a Kansas corpor¬
ation. /
:
the
Delaware
Months' Report—
30—
sales
•/ 7.
•
for
>-.7 77-7
•"
"■
- •
7
V..
Harvey, S/^Ehrestone, Jr., Chairman,;
President,, reported sales of $605,280,472.
increase
an
BUSINESS—The
conducting
••
interpreted and
Motors
April
•
with
'"stated.
Net
first
been
corporation;
the
corporation
diversify; Elgin's
'value
0.23
change
annual
To
/
-
'*
sales
highest
of
siock
for
•
"
net
the
were
'' '
common
with
for
State
will vote at the meeting on a proposal for a.statutory
corporation into a -wholly owned Delaware corporation
that-purpose. Directors have already approved the change
incorporation,; according to the notice, which was mailed -to stock¬
of
•.in
251,601
123,518
0.33
to
7 7"The corporation
'."172,813
530,000
the
26.'
formed
.
that
30
'•
Net proceeds, estimated at
•
state of its incorporation from
"take advantage of" Delaware's .'-'more modern,
complete
of
merger
354,297
shares
—V.
.
$9,063,766 $11,941,829 7-
__
7______
_____
-
$91,114
difficulties
•
share.
Stockholders
>
'
1962
notice
June
-on
/"'/
/-
Net.Income. ____i7_™_™__™™Y7;___:__7 '
•
•
77
.
.
1—
—,
™,___™_—__
/
the
on
per
■
/./ *":
-,
plans- to
Delaware
flexibleand
ended
Engineering Corp.—6 Months'
......
April 30—"
before
-
.
.
,
company
Illinois >to
r.
31,' 1962, the company and its subsidiaries had consolidated
gross revenues of $546,915,000 and consolidated net income of
$46,964195,
-.Sales
for
.
—Stock Increase—
March
000.—V.
-
.
trend
7
of
Authorized
utility
unaudited
The
quarter
year.
.
shares
/ Elgin National Watch Go.—Proposed Reincorporation
companies for resale to their cus¬
tomers.
Certain subsidiaries produce and sell
gasoline and other ex¬
tracted hydrocarbon products apd one subsidiary produces and sells oil.
REVENUES—On
film.
first
corresponding
upward
Pursuant to a May 21, 1962 offering
circular, Parker,
Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc., and Midland
Securities Co., Kansas City, Mo., offered
publicly, 60,000
,
color
been
the
the
this
contingencies
severe
-
West
Virginia, Kentucky, New York, Maryland and Virginia.
addition, the System engages in wholesale1 operation's, selling natural
In
.-gas
has
known
Firestone,
to
$544,872,290
*
h&s
First
the
.
Retail
gas.
Dynachrome
company
C.
showed
$1.08
sales
Customer acceptance
company.
Ohio,
company's
the
April
$15,209,747/ the
continues
production,
natural
states
the
which
all
purchased.
high in net sales for
in
the second
■
City,
composed
service
in
engaged
distribution of
conducted
are
street,
natural
subsidiaries and a
subsidiaries are primarily
storage,
gas
4ist
E.
120
in
for
that
this
\
purchased
$12,712,000 for the
to
operating income
encountered
announced
'
compared
V
7*7,
7... •
7 /./•
;,.v
.''■•/
of Dynacolor's microfilm and office copy papers
to-be-encouraging and Mr. Brown predicted that the sale
of these products will very materially
reduce the seasonal aspect of
the ;comp&ny's business in the coming year—V. 195, p. 217.
/ v
summer.
at
interconnected
operating
operating
purchase,
an
been
program,
for
had
Factors
the Firestone
950,000
in several
.major markets, has been so successful that.it is being extended to other
cities. European distribution of Dynachrome film is proceeding satis¬
factorily and /processing
facilities
will
be
installed
in
Europe this
FEATURES—The debentures are redeemable at regu¬
lar redemption prices
ranging from 104.50% to par; and at par for the
sinking fund beginning 1967; plus accrued interest in each case;
operates
has
year
tising
REDEMPTION
BUSINESS—Headquartered
result
.
'
of
will
trend
of
quarter.
Factors
than
added
approximately
first
receivable
quarter
was
year's
greater
further
net
a
amount
Federal
-r
compared
accounts
second
had
.
I960.7
to
.
.
•Columbia
•
as
$1,600,000
Beber
provide
ended
Earnings
';
f
sales
present
to
which
Federal
compared
Sales
although the company -would, soon report a
months, it .would be about $500,000 less than the
comparable 1961 period. He pointed out, how¬
of
the
1961,
•
/V /
ever,
/
,
31,
company
1961,
the
continuation
of
were
Mr.
company
Dec.
year
whlich
company operating substantially in the black for the year as a whole,
since historically, about 65% of the company's sales occur in the second
half.
/',
7
7 ; 'v /
'■ ...,,
■/'•
Mr., Brown reported that the principal contributor to the sales
gain
a
Purchases
year
ago.
and/ Raymond
/
;
1
period.
'
:
In .making the announcement,
that
six
for
prior
six-months
,'
Mr. William J. Brown, President, told stockholders of the
corporation,
a
diversified manufacturer of photographic materials,,, at the annual
meeting, that sales for the first half of fiscal 1962 were 35% ahead
of the $3,695,653
reported for the six months ended April 29, 1961.
-
this
the
order
The
fiscal
com,
time
any
/'
194,
from
;
at
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Record Sales—
net'
-
(
Dynacolor Corp.—Sales Up 35%—.*:, //
stock
"
-
'
year,
a
/
7v/.'iV
Mr.
with
part
:.-.-
Beber announced the consummation of the first
acquisition of
the company,
Security Factors, 12-year old Los Angeles
financing
firm. This, in his opinion, would add
approximately $4,500,000 volume
to Federal Factors in the current
year.—V.
-
v
that
for
'
v!
;
-
195,
;/
1961,-before provision for possible credit losses,
company increased its bad debt provision by approximately $112,-in
com¬
current
large
net
—V.
"
.,
.
common
out
Dec. 7 31,receivable
'
;
into
745.-7
p.
pointed
ended
into
the
contracts
compares-
the
195,
earnings
year.
ended
converted
than
year
$28,142,824
-
•
1-961"
with
in' 1960.
■/■»'
- r-:
Group- in
compares
$196,840,000
Beber
year-
account
an
principal product lines,*■
The backlog of unfilled
nearly
'
continuing
in
comparison
quarter-of
of
Ericsson
This
President,
reported that .the
earnings
for
the.
financing company for the first quarter of 1962
in excess of $18,000,. In his report to share¬
slightly
current
a
While
•
share basis, net earnings
$0.78
•
second
capital
1962
1
-
.
to
Beber,
Calif.,
to
The previous
Dresser's
year
/
/
1962.—V.
.Earnings .for .the .first
year,
earnings/ stemming in
number-of
a
the
of
in
decline
in
in
as
fiscal
common
amounted
year
increased
Although sales
1962
the
is
/ / / *
sales .of .$114,957,000.
This
$3,397,000 on sales of $108,629,000 for
"
there
of " the
L.
the
>
period
"'.V
on
a
Swedish
of
Factors, Inc.—Earnings Up 50%—Acquisition
greater
For
be
may
15,
Hills,
preceding
MuiVi'
/
terms
V
,
sales
net
on
$13,506,000 of accounts
share.
v
,,v;-V
a
;
/ Dresser Industries, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
earnings"
for
System, Inc.—Debentures Offered—On
June 8, 1962, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce;. Fenner & Smith Inc.
and White, Weld &
Co., New York City, jointly managed
an
underwriting group which offered $25,000,000 of
this firm's 4^2%
debentures, due June 1, 1987, at par
/and accrued interest. The group won award of the de¬
on
50%
approval secured
price of 11 cents for
See Purex Corp., Ltd. this issue—V. 195, p. 2032.
,
Federal
and
;. Dow Chemical Co.—^Sells feubsictiary—
•«.
net income of the
sales of $222,147,000.
net
/■-/•',''.j-7
Aug.
Samuel
.
J
•'
68-cents
In
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
amounted
natural
production.;—V,/JL95^ p.' 113. /'
1962.
8,
reported,
on
•„/.
to
Beverly
also
were
with
compared
June
was
increased
from
3.5 to 4 Swedish kroner.
corporate law,; management proposals on the dispositionbe approved by stockholders at a company's annual
$7,668,000
holders," Mr.
>
Gas
bentures at competitive sale June 7
7
reported on a pos^le deal
plant for the extraction'of helium^'wliach. is.
quantities in about 20,000,tiOQr/feet per day
commercial
Texas
Eastern
payable
.
any
,'. *
was
must
I Preferred' stock
prior
•*
outstanding
per
billion- cubic
■
$124,260
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 20, 1962, all of
outstanding 3Vi%
cumulative convertible preferred stock at $101'
per share, plus accrued dividends of 59 cents per share.
v..
'< •'
1953.
p.
of
.'The
the
at
loss
a
its.
Redeem Debs.
Canada.—V, ..186,
is
7/
of
FMC
1961
of
made
1961,
.com-,
the
future.—V; .194,^
Payment'will be
.
Dorchester's
of
purchasers
existing
•->-» '
the
on
for
cents
29,
per
previously
1547..
p.
i.,v;
100%.
at
flow ;was
parable $49,984,000 of
7. Columbia
the
.../
contained-in
will
-
Canada
the
Kansas
subsidiary,
,—V. 195, ,p.;-2489.
for
program
"//./v •/./"•..'„!■■
production for the
from
available to the company.
ba owned and operated by Coasal States'
wholly-Coastal States
Petrochemical
Co.; and the crude
oil and condenstate gathering and
transportation lines will be owned
and operated through two other
wholly-owned subsidiary corporations.
The
owned
6
April
1961, earnings,
on-
$8,700,000
income
six
.
acquired.
with Coastal-
the
in
settlement
Christi-
Coastal
As
',/ .. ,/
progress was reported on reconstruction of the
Cargray'
natural gas products, plant ,partially destroyed
by'fire -in February.
The plant-is in
partial operation now and is expected to be in full
operation by July 1.
.v "/Vv'Vi ,v'
Negotiations are currently being conducted with Northern Natural
Gas for a price increase on Texas:
production.- -'During' the- year ' a
from
customers
of
one
acquired
against
as
4,500,000
Corpus
the
space
May
"v "
Satisfactory
systems
of
one
continue
through the
in
and
due
gas.
for
presently
• • V"
about
of
arrangement
as
The acquisition will be financed through the
,
are
share
per
ended
dividend
earnings
was
company
Gross
■
-connections. :• '*
pipeline
contractual
a
acquired
lines and
situated
are
throughout
into
specified
refinery's products and
of
carrier
common
through approximately 350
facilities, having a- total capacity
barrels
and
as
sales,
the
-
1096.
p.
meeting.^.
for
■
the" dividend
currency,
1962
fiscal
of
impressive, portion
missile
year., Combined .cash
•
Christi
months
;
earnings for the 26-week period ended
Ericsson Telephone Co.—Dividend Incr. OK?d
share
of
reported
to
stockholders
gross
Income, exclusive of
flowing to production payments,' of $3,897,740 for the
year"
December/31, 1961 as compared ..with $3,859,169 for the
previousy.ear.;,This-increase was in spite of depressed product prices during
the year. Net book loss was
$12,758 in 1961 as compared with $9,036 in
1960. Cash flow, not
including $92,665 from Georesearch, Inc. which
was merged
into the company on January 2, totaled
$819,000 for the
acquisition
Corpus
six
period
195,
Under Swedish
income
respect'
link
like
The
equipment
i
ended
cover
purchase, gathering, transportation and sale of natural
gas/
applied with favorable results to crude oil and
condensate.
About 5b0 miles of the
gathering lines acquired are south and west
of Corpus Christi in
Nueces, Jim Wells, Duval, Webb, McMullen and
LaSalle counties."
Approximately another 230 miles of transportation
line
first
and
Half Results—
of
(L. M.)
earlier".
corporation has called for redemption on June 29,' 1962,
through'
of the sinking fund, all of its
outstanding 4
%. convertible
The
in".-
be
the
common
£;
/ Dorchester Gas Producing Co.-—Annual Report—
than,
States
1962
On June
7,
stockholders attending
the annual meeting of L. M„
Ericsson- Telephone Co;, parent company of the world-wide
Ericsson
Group, approved an annual cash dividend payment of 77 cents
22,903,000'
the
.r;/
branch
should*
the
can
the
cents
to
con¬
ahead."
Sinclair
<
close:
V /. ■
7
:* ■£.
permits Coastal States in a single .trans¬
practically, all of South Texas with crude oil and'
condensate operations
substantially j similar - to tire company's presentgas
gathering
and
gas
transportation activities.
The .refinery - is...
normally a customer for substantial quantities of crude
Oil, Which
should tie-in. effectively with Coastal
States' new crude oil and
gas-7well condensate operations
throughout South Texas. "*:7 7;-? .< »7'_;. ;7
Mr.
Wyatt expressed his confidence that the
policies which have
worked so successfully for CoastalStates in the
past/ with
The
action
14
422.
The
the
substantially- higher
previously
anticipated.
The
important contribution to. the growth
an
to
adjusted
debentures
'
.
1963
for
parts
aero-space
April 29, 1961, the consolidated net profitincome taxes amounted to $667,646, equal
number of shares.—V.
195, p. 1208.
same
'
operation
fit
our supervisory
or executive personnel.'!-.- - Commenting on the significance of the acquisition, Mr.
Wyatt stated/
major.expansion .step should further strengthen Coastal
States',
outlook.
In terms of earnings,
we
are
hopeful that the company's
the
Angeles' based
'
••
for
For
44,164,000
^
^
/ Dominion Stool & Coal Corp. Ltd.—To
-
".This
income
)
the
on
half
p.
newly-acquired:
appreciable increase ■
any
in
oil,
"In
operations
would
5,
sustained.—V.
present capitalization.
-'
*
Jordan Nathason, -Diversified-s
President,, attributed- the gain
primarily to the emphasis "on environmental' testing equipment manu¬
facture which he
expects. to. .becomevan
-
gathering operations!
extensive
owns
South
States'
that
Los
a
reported
amounted
some
Texas
;
■
the
.
.
preferred stock was $3.06 per share
months. After provision for preferred
dividends, earnings
-all '-located* '
and
.
22,317,000-21,261,000
V;-,
ended
Federal
on
$673,719, before provision for Federal income taxes,
and $323,719, after provision for Federal
income taxes, equal to $0.14
per share on the 2,316,044 shares
outstanding as of that date.
of
Coverage
-
'condensate,*
•
May
Mr.
oil'and
7j*
.
charges___'_i/.—47,271,000
for
The company has reported net
Investment
$709,733
mon
4,500,060
about
/1
•
period
share
per
Emertron, Inc.—First
loan-
The
'
,
„
as. against $260,091
in the comparable period ;of. 1961 for.
173%; while net profit'rose 125%- to $73,434 from
$32,653^
for last year's first
half*. •,
time Coastal States has been
gathering, storage and transportation facilities,
obtaining
producing
facilities,
the
-
1
first
crude
gas
densate
make
Bayonne.
r
Income—24,954,000
company,
gain
a
.
facilities-were purchased from
Corp. "for- approximately
$9,000,000,
refinery in Corpus Christi with a crude
per" day.
'
••
■>:, •••
a
proximity of existing Coastal
net
in
»
Diversified Industries, Inc—Sales
Up 173%; Net 125%
The
.
of
x
These
barrels
out
of
gas-well condensate in South
advantageously into the company's large-scale
in
Hook
629,818,000 603,980,000
operating
p. .1813.
manufacturer,
■
-
Oil
includes
pointed
Interested
Texas.
Sinclair
of .37,000
Wyatt
etude
totalling
Houston,
of
the transaction
and
Lower
period.
LA.-!.—^
all
Profit
Tv;. 192;
"An acquisition of - considerable
magintuue"1 has' Wen announced by'
Oscar S. Wyatt, Jr.,-Chairman
of-the-Board and President fof CoastalStates Gas Producing,
consisting of about 790 miles of pipeline systems*
for
the gathering
and
southwest
qn
Net
2594.
p.
after
Taxes
...
and
at
year
•-.
Sales
/
'
i
•
.
Coastal-States Gas Producing Co.—Acquisition—-
7
site
10
a
.
and dividend
r—V.
for
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.—Nine Months'
Report
ended April 30—
,v
'
1
;
1962
196.1
..
■->*' ••"/.'
'j"/•?;
*
r, **,»'»
v:r/.;
$*.-/•
$'
a
Irving-Trust Company,, New YorkCity, has been-appointed transfer
disbursing agent for the common stoca or One
corporation.*
•
industrial
acre
granted
like
provision
$0.29
Period
Corp.—Merger Approved—
See Brook Labs Co., Inc.* this
iwCharter
.
'i
to
/
were
1
fl
been
the
after
$600,000 - forvarious real estate projects in the State of New
Jersey,—V. 195, p. 2595.
j
'/.• i "!
Products
'•
For
may
,,;L '"J,1. /'••;'
$14,729,081 in the 1961 period,
manufactures proprietary
medicines,/toiletries/- and
through -its pharmaceutical
division, Wallace' Laboratories, a wide'
range of prescription
drugs, including 'Miltown', 'Deprol', .'Capla' and»
'Soma'.—V., 195, p. 1660.
'Carter
it
<*\-*
*
During the month of May Developers Small Business
Corporation
has
advanced 'loans- 'totaling
more
than
March 31' il962,
net earnings
$2,182,458 equal to 84 cents
per commdh share. This
compares
with earnings
of $1,671,243
equal to 65 cents per share
during the
corresponding quarter of 1961. Net sales for the
7
four
a
has
were
$16,3bo,916
Act
is
•:
In
i
Realty
constructing, for Olympic Refinery Co. a 50,000gallon 24-hour capacity oil refinery, with office^ and control facilities
$8,778,215 -respectively
share.. For the
corresponding period a year ago, sales were'
and
net
earnings $7,474,803
or
equivalent to $2.88 per
share.
regulations of the Small Business Investment
of up to $500,000 to individual
recipients." -
loans
audited
ending March/
or
equivalent
year
the
make
the Board, reported the
company's
net
-
.
r
Developers Small Business Investment Corp.—Investm't
A
for
r
$150,000
loan has
expansion
Refinery
Co.
ef
of
an
been
oil
Bayonne.-
granted Penoco Realty Corp. "by this
firm,
it
is
building for
the
Olympic
refinery
--
'-
■
,
,
*
'
."
Developers is a publicly-held Small Business Investment
Corp.
cializing in loans to builders and real estate development
r
'Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—6 Mos.'
Report—
•7 'The
pfor
the
vision
spe¬
companies.
corporation
26
week
''
Federal
shares
for
and
subsidiaries
report
period, ended May 5,
income taxes
and
Federal
income
taxes,
equal
to
$0.50
1962
consolidated
a
of
net
$2,412,485
before
$1,140,910
per
share
after
on
profit
provision
the
:
pro-
for
2,279,465
-•
Funded
On
.
with
June
the
Security Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
1,
1962,
Securities
-
the
and
corporation made a formal offer registered
Commission to exchange stock and
Exchange
outstanding shares and options of TransAmerican Life
Insurance Co., Inc., of San Juan, Puetro Rico.
Funded offered 209,320 of its class A shares to acquire 18,734 shares
acquire
all
.
outstanding.
The Commercial and Financial
6
TransAmerican
of
American.
;
(2702)
TransAmerican
The
currently
3,266 shares of
owns
worth of insurance in force.
currently has $5,600,000
of
;
•
Funded
is a holding company of operating insurance com¬
subsidiaries presently include Pilgram National Life In¬
Security
panies.
Its
surance
Co.,
111., and International Life Insurance Co.
Funded recently announced an agreement to
Insurance Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Chicago,
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Protective
When
the
Life
exceed
General
The
made
195,
at
2152.
p.
of
\
'
195, p. 2491.
Investments,
Industrial
Washington
June
Hunt Foods
Inc.—
4
This
firm,
Pittsburgh,
1953, applies scientific
in
option
of
This
is
and
and
R.
J.
third
J.
Greene an
States,
President,
that
with
year.
one
N.
Y.
area.
McKeesport,
Pa.
skilled
developing
scientific
into
strategic
a
personnel,"
ranging
writers.
electronics
•
'
from
>,
,
serviced
of
said that Edwards Engineering Inc.,
Greene
the
Dallas
and
stated
Greene
nautics
..
will
area
that
not
its operations
expand
(NASA)
Agency
Space
to include
all
establishing
is
manned
a
space
for development and research work.
area
give the Pittsburgh
vital technical location.
' . '
Engineering, will continue in
present capacity, Mr., Greene said.—V. 195, p. 1317.
"1
>
v 7,
servicing
•By
company
R.
his
this
Edwards
area,
important
an
J., Edwards,
Authorized
195,
$2,809,000
1,003,000
884,100
-
—
»
"y
475,750 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$1)_:
-
Outstanding
<
—_—
*
,—__—
640,
p.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Kane-Miller
interest.
a leading distributor of bulk groceries to institutions,
Sachs Wholesale Produce Corp.; of Liberty, N. - Y., for'
undisclosed
cash sum,
it was announced by Mr.
Daniel Kane,
The
has
company,
acquired
an
of
this
Edwards
■"
,
redemption
for
called
has
to
Bon,"
including
steamship lines, railroads, nursing homes, industrial
outlets, colleges, and schools on the Atlantic seaboard.
that Sachs,
which does approximately $1 million
volume is Kane-Miller's second acquisition in
the Catskill
resort area since January of this year, when the company
noted
Kane
annual
Mountain
purchased
& S Wholesale & Produce Co., Inc., of Liberty, N. Y."
pointed out that the Sachs grocery operation will be
K & S, and that the produce activities of both com¬
K
Kane
Mr.
taken
by
ever
will
panies
under
The
warehouse
a
facilities of
subsidiary
wholly-owned
newly-formed
run
be
Kane-Miller.
of
line of approximately 3,000 items
"Kanes,"
"Dandy" and "Golden
hotels, hospitals, Federal, state
grocery
a
"C'est
its
institutions
to
feeding
Mr.
over
supplies
under
labels
city agencies,
plant
K &
will be
and Sachs
S
operating efficiency in this area.
"The combined operation of K & S and Sachs," Mr. Kane indicated,
"could
contribute
upwards of $1,750,000 to Kane-Miller's volume in
the present year."—V. 195, p.
1098.
combined
and net income up 9%.
the
increase
to
company's
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Record Sales,
In
on
a
pleased
are
April 29,
that ended on
weeks
13-week
the
"In
•
to
in
achieved
again
Net—
stockholders, William Willensky, President stated:
report continuing progress. . Record highs were
sales and earnings for the 13 weeks and the 39
to
message
"We
1962.
sales
period
.
,
$50,566,597 and net
were
.
.
income was
$356,632... Sales rose. $13,387,249. or 36%; and earnings rose
over
the earnings, exclusive of non-recurring income, of the
.
t
$208,081
compar-,
ended April 30," 1961.v Earnings during the current interim
equalled 9 cents per share based on 4,174,785 shares outstand-;
able period
is ^bffeeing its stockholders the
The' company-
—
period
April-29, 1962 as compared to. 5 cents-per .share in-,the prior,
inclusive- of A cent- per- share non-recurring Income, based- on.
shares. Earnings for the first 39 weeks of the current; year
increased 81 %•-while/sales-increased 27%. • Per-share earnings of* ,$1.02;
for '-this year to date compare; with 64 cents Aast "year, on the i.fewer;
shares then outstanding.
: .>
; . •
' :
L, ;
.
■>
"Our new Fifth Avenue store in New-York City opened .on. .May 24.
subscribe for an additional 3,771,577 commpn,
share on the basis of;one new share.for each ten held of record May 29.- Rights will expire
June 29.
The offering is not * being .underwritten but *
ing
on
year,
shares at $20 per
3,934,452
*
.
'
holder of 99.32% of the outstanding shares,>
subscribe for its pro rata share of the issue.
A. T. & T.,
.
has agreed to
used
will be
and
proceeds from the financing, estimated at $75,250,-'
fepay advances from A.T.& T., parent company.
PROCEEDS-^-Net
000,
to
sales.
other
: Four
previously
j
-
received,, as evidenced - by^the- record -opening day,
department stores
and . three r-food ^ supermarkets,
excellently
was
-
opened *in the. current" fiscal-.'year.-i'•» '•*■
is
under
way
oi*: fivo. new -stores;- one in
King
were
1
.
"Construction
of
of 212. W. Washington Street, Chicago, is
sPrussia.,- Pa.,
two
in the Baltimore area, • and. two in. New. Jersey.
of furnishing, communication services, .mainly.Construction is expected to,-begin in Trumbull, Conn., in, the; next
local and toll telephone service,
in Illinois and in Lake-and Porter
few days."—V.
195, p. 2492. - •.
;'v* v
v
>
Counties in Indiana.
On March 31, 1962, the company had 4,278,993
telephones in service,. of which 4,089,329 were in Illinois and 189,664>
Lear, Inc.—Merger Approved— \
t'J:-:;. • i. .were
in Indiana.
About 46%
of the company's telephones are located,
BUSINESS—The company,
.
engaged in
•
■
and
_
right
Engineering will
foothold, in
President
Kane-Miller
primarily
Taste"
| Illinois Bell TelephoneriCo.—Rights Offering to Stock-'
'
it
in the New Orleans
program
(par
—V.
for
$2.08
are
Hunt sales were up 7%
reported
company
holders
en¬
,
which has primarily
New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana..
is significant that the National Aero¬
Arkansas, Kansas,
Texas,
Mr.
'
-
-
—-—
Capital stock
at
are *
FINANCING'
1656.
p.
pp7?5l^and, 1112™V~"
the country's major corpora¬
•
Mr.
'•
loan
collateral
company
"
PRESENT
payable
Construction
June 29, 1962, 2,750
shares of its 6'/2% cumulative first preferred stock at $100 per share,
plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at the National Bank
of
Commerce
Trust
&
Savings
Association, Lincoln, Neb.—V.
191,
aircraft,
" •'
/•
-
,
195,
The
gives M.
the Texas company
supplies many of
company
Notes
the
of
TO
Sundry borrowings from banks & others
Husky Oil Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
January
in April.
in
subsidiaries.
that
to draftsmen and. technical
gineers
of
owned
said
rapidly
is
electronics
Greene
tions
after
Hempstead,
Consultants
wholly
now
of
Inc.
important branch in the south west section of the United
and
The
are
section
a
missile
interest
controlling
Techniaids,
Greene,
offices
EFFECT
■-*
::
in
share
common
per
March 31, 1962—up more than 9%
$1.90 reported for the first nine months of
ending
Williams
Mr.
—V.
major acquisition made by Greene this year.
Publications
D.
acquisitions
Morton
technical service
acquiring a 49%
Texas, with the
and
engineering
scope of its operations
by
Engineering,
Inc.
of Dallas,
purchasing
the
national
the
Edwards
purchased
company
Both
Co.—Acquisition—
Pa.,
increased
has
interest
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
-
'
62nd
W.
N.
3700
1946.
The principal
St., Miami, Fla.'
in
organized
the nine
earnings per
share of
fiscal 1961. Earn¬
ings per share for the nine months ending March 31, 1962, are based
on net
sales of $265,937,908 (including $6,321,750—one month of W. P.
Fuller Division sales), net income 01 $10,976,946,
and preferred divi¬
dend payments of $806,610.
For the similar period last year net sales
totaled $247,228,717,
net income $10,058,123, and preferred dividend
payments of $816,882.
Compared with the similar period last year,
engineering disciplines to the analysis of operating problems. Its
studies provide executives and military commanders with quantitative
data for decision making.—V. 195, p. 2034.
Green
tofore-
Industries, Inc.—Net Up 9%—
&
Hunt
months
Operations Research Incorporated, founded in
J.)
overlap.
of
in business or stockholders,, it succeeded to- the-business there¬
conducted by The Jefferson Co;, Inc., • a Florida
corporation,
change
figures
announced.
Foods'
earnings
Staff,
more.
and
(M.
appliance stores
> A superstore
merchandise at dis-1
purely
range
,
show sustained
increases in net
share for the
first three quarters of fiscal 1962 as compared with the similar period
last year, Harold M. Williams, Executive Vice-President and Chief of
in
$100,000
of the
for Hunt Foods and Industries,
sales, net income and earnings per
months
Nine
the
chase
broad
a
as
superstores
new
as
offering
store
retained
may-be
closed
be
may
second
1962, through
called for redemption on July 2,
addi-.
appliance store with some
an
.prices. .The first, such, store was. opened-in July 1960 and is the:
a planned
chain of such stores to be operated by -the company.
store was opened March 29, 1962, a third is expected to be
opened in the Autumn of 1962, and the company has entered into a
contract to purchase a possible site for a fourth store.
/ ;:
The company was organized in October, 1961 under the laws of the
State of Delaware.
By a statutory merger which did not involve any
America—Partial Redemption—
corporation has
is
of
first
A
150,000 shs.
7'
-
-
,',.',.7
..
superstores.
President.
the company
announced that it had agreed to invest
Operations Research Inc. of Silver Spring, Md. Under
agreement,
GWII has purchased $200,000
of ORI's convertible
debentures and has extended ORI an additional commitment to pur¬
On
.v
superstores;'.some
department
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., One Wall St., N. Y.
The right to convert debentures into common stock at $5 per share
will terminate at the close of business on July 2, 1962.—V. 195, p. 402.
Investment—
$300,000
J'
7-;;7
Hotel Corp. of
The
also said that three additional discount department stores
will be opened this year. Giant Tiger headquarters are at 1407 E. 40th
Greater
1656.
between 1946 and
The company does
opened
were
the
count
;
operation of the sinking fund, $136,500 of its 6% convertible
trust
debentures
due July
1,
1972 at
100% plus accrued
Weisberg
Street.—V.
195, p.
500,000 shs.
(10 cents par)-___-:—-
stock
Common
—V.
Jefferson Stores,
name
others
a
'.Outstanding
Authorized"
for
sales
Stores,
than
new
departments and central cashiering.
It is currently anticipated
of the other appliance stores may also
be converted into
and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
:
company's
'
incorporated under the laws
was
smaller
any
some
junior
Feb.. 10,
on
all of
hard
operates
Jefferson
much
open
is
the company for
moving .expenses, equipment, and
company
York
New
CAPITALIZATION
.
the three months ended March 31 were
$4,925,950, compared to $3,529,456 in the same period in 1961, an
increase of 28%.
yv.„
Net
income
increased over 171%
to $24,989, or 4 cents a share,
compared to a net loss of $17,853, or 3 cents per share, a year ago.
Giant Tiger stock was first offered last May.
Louis Weisberg,
President, stated that figures for 1962 were based
on a
16-store operation compared to 14 stores in 1961, but pointed out
that each store's sales were 10%
ahead of 1961 sales figures.
This
that
to
the
tional
1953. - Its principal office -is at- 150
W. 55th St., New York, N. • Y.
It has been in business continuously
since its organization.
The company has five wholly-owned subsidiaries.
The principal business of
the company, and: its subsidiaries is the;
production -of,
manufacture, distribution and sales of phonograph <
records, and the publishing of popular music.
•':
Giant Tiger Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 28%—
\
BUSINESS—The
State
the sinking fund,
June
due
be
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
of
name
are
plan
under
will be used by
$165,200,
repayment of debt,
working capital. •
f
called
has
at
mated
at the year-end, and probably
for redemption on July 9, 1962, through
$190,000 of its 5% subordinated deben¬
1,
1970 at 100!A% plus accrued interest. Payment
the First National City Bank,
55 Wall St., N. Y.
corporation
tures
will
J.
Acceptance
operation of
—V.
President
Funded's
owned,
small stores of this kind.
Of the existing
appliance stores,
one
has
been
converted
into a junior superstore
on
an
experimental basis.
The junior superstore, which also operates
May 28, 1962 offering circular, Whitestone Securities,
Ltd., New York City, offered 60,000 shares of this firm's:
common stock
at $3.50 per share.
Net proceeds, esti¬
Protective acquisitons are completed,
Funded subsidiaries will exceed $70
Milton Edelstein has predicted that this
the
and
1958,
not
to
Offered—Pursuant
Corp.—Common
Music
Herald
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
in conjunction with its subsidiaries,
nine discount appliance and
company
wholly
are
Under
a
force of
"will certainly reach $90 million
$100,000,000."—V. 195, p. 1800.
figure
.
in
insurance
of San
acquire
and
TransAmerican
the
combined
million.
Heller, a major commercial financing and factoring
organization, will use the net proceeds of the sale as
additional capital funds to increase the resources avail¬
able to its clients.—V. 195, p. 2034.
1962.
The offer will expire at 4 p.m., June 28,
.
goods stores and two discount superstores,
which operate under the
designations "Jefferson Superstore" and "Jefferson Super Department.
Store," all in South Florida.
Tne nine appliance stores, which operate
Francisco.
Security for each out¬
its own holdings) and
offered 10 shares of Funded
TransAmerican (exclusive of
four shares of Funded for each optioned share.
exchange
standing share
which
.
.
BUSINESS—The
placements were negotiated by New York Securi¬
Co., New York City, and Dean Witter & Co., San
ties
Chronicle
•
The
TransTransAmerican.
5,500 shares of
options on
outstanding
and
Funded
^
,
the business
.
Ohio RR.—Seeks Bids
Gulf, Mobile &
Trust
Certificates—
..The
1-15
—V.
195,
CDST)
The
States
Utilities
Manufacturers
pointed
trustee
1992.—V.
plans
it
Bids
sell
to
will
' V
•
$1,575,000
received
be
of
June
on
at the company's office, 230 S. Clark St., Chicago.
• ■; •■. ' < '
<■ '
•>
2261.
p.
Gulf
due
has announced that
equipment trust certificates.
noon
Equipment
on
;
•
company
year
(12
28
"
y
Hanover
the
for
195,
Co.—Appointment—
Trust
company's
bonds,
mortgage
has been ap¬
4%% series,
2491.
p.
Harnischfeger Corp.—Earnings Higher—
This
of
manufacturer
fabricated
$710,317,
houses,
64
or
P.
&
H.
welding
cents
in the
Walter
Harnischfeger, Chairman
up
from
the
$595,299,
or
were
similar
six
months
Revenues
of
amounting
to
$39,665,152
year
the
year
conditions
cents
engines,
announced.
share,
a
in
first
half
of
1962,
compared
opments
result
tion
and
of
the
research
facility
lower
and
we
serve
continue
"We
to
grow
were
vigorous
a
service
of
new
many
covering
has
P.
& H.
divisions,
all
continued
together with
carried on by our
programs,
program
distributors,
have
been
to
has been
the direct
In addition,
improve
devel¬
product
quality
produc¬
responsible
vigorous,
a
selling
own
for
our
intensified
and
sales
to
organization
continued
and
and
strong
our
sales
picture.
orders
are
inquiries
at
a
depends
domestic
as
well
very
and
as
outstanding
high level.
upon
a
proposals
Whether
to
21%
cities
other
17
the
of
overseas
markets."—V.
of
to
prospective
economic
conditions
195, p. 2491.
value $20 per share, have been placed privately through
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York City, and Dean Witter
&
Co., San Francisco, with various institutional in¬
vestors.
Purchasers of the preferred stock include New
York Life Insurance Co.
The company will apply the proceeds from the sale of
the new preferred stock to repay bank loans incurred
for the purpose of
of
its
construction, extension and improve¬
facilities and services on Oahu, Hawaii.
of -over
•
company
about
$5,000,000 of this firm's subordinated notes,
April 1, 1977, and $4,000,000 of its junior subordi¬
nated notes, due April
1, 1977.
due
.
writer
service,
services
than
other
transmission
Other revenues
data
programs.
telephone
service
transmission
and
include
of
radio
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
Authorized
First
mortgage
2%%, series
3%,
series
3Vb%, series
3Va%, series
4(4%, series
4%%, series
47/b%, series
teletype¬
tele¬
Common
—V.
B, due Jun
due Mar
F,
stock
25,000,000
40,000,000
'
*
,
net
,
50,000,000
50,000,000 shs.
rable
cents
28
Japan Air Lines Ltd.—Loan Guaranteed—
private
The
General
parts.
New
York
Dynamics
Total
485.38
was
Dynamics.
covering
first
in Japan.
is for $10,980,250.31
company
guarantee
of
Washington
for
and
value
paid
of
by
The
the
purchase
Douglas
one
the
JAL
aircraft
in
remaining
down
loaned
of
approved
almost
$11
guarantee
two
DC-8
is
has
$16,147,426.92,
$1,937,691.23
to
In
granted
being
is
jetliner
of
with
which
Douglas
.
.
<
>
jet
to
and
financed
the
a
of
per
31, sales were $15,952,100 with a
55 cents per share, against compa¬
sales, $172,200 net income, equal to
ending March
equal
to
$9,003,700
share.
,
•
.
.
income plus depreciation and amortization) to¬
the current six-month period vs. $727,800 for the
(net
for
period.
Goldman
by
the
U.
also
announced
Signal
S.
Corps
that Macke
provide
to
at its Philadelphia headquarters.
3,000 employees
I Signal Corps personnel.
spare
A declaration of
$3,229,-
was
General
by
Aaron Goldman, President, at the Macke
held on June 4, 1962.
totaled $8,627,000 and net income was
months
$442,400,
earnings
1961
Mr.
tract
by the Chase Manhattan
Convair 880M jets from
turbofan
payments
million
ever
•
1962
had been awarded a con¬
complete food services for
This new facility
will be
operated by Macke Variety Vending, Food Systems Division,
.Philadelphia,
Pa.
In addition to several coin-operated snack bars.
Macke
will also
provide a regular cafeteria and dining service for
loan
a
of
figures
$1,374,700
same
1
r
Export-Import
Bank
of
guarantee for Japan Air Lines
aircraft
financing. This is
the
months
six
1961
Cash
The
v :
an
by
meeting
three
the
income
41,487,354 shs.
$20)____.
(par
50,000,000
195, p. 2375.
Bank
the
For
40,000,000
50,000,000
-
1,
$231,300, equal to 28 cents per share/, against comparable 1961 figures
of $4,682,900 sales and $58,075 net income, equal to nine cents,per share.
30,000,000
50,000,000
for
made
was
directors
of
Sales
.
-
1,
1997__„
July
Co.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
Macke Vending
60,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
t
for
bids
dated
certificates
announcement
<
1,.1994_„„
G, due July
capital
$50,000,000
60,000,000
C, due Apr
1, 1984__I
D, due July 15, 1995__.
E. due Mar
1, 1988i__.,
invited
has
company
trust
board
~
Bids for Equipment
*
:
1962
Outstanding
$50,000,000
15, 1981—
1, 1978
/
Sales, net income and cash earnings for the quarter ended March 31,
exceeded earlier estimates and achieved new company highs. This
FINANCING
bonds—
A, due Jan
'
\
and
derived principally from directory
are
advertising.
CAPITALIZATION
'
issue of $6,405,000 of equip¬
and payable in 15 annual
installments of $427,000 each.
Bids will be opened at 12 noon June
13 at the company's office, 220 E. 42nd.St., New York City.
Designated Series CC, the issue would cover about 80% of $8,021,372
in new equipment.
L&N will acquire 10 diesel locomotives from General
Motors
Corp.'s Electro-Motive division, La Grange, 111.; 300 seventyton
boxcars
from
the Pullman-Standard
division of Pullman, Inc.;
and
100
seventy-ton boxcars from ACF Industries, Inc., New York.
—V. 195, p. 2262.
: ;
The
96%
made
'
of
the
June
15—V.
;
.
cents dividend on the class A shares
payment on June 30 to record stockholders
the regular IDA
by -the directors,
195,
p.
1210.
.
.
manufacturers.
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
The
Export-Import Bank guarantees only the portion of the financ¬
ing arranged through the Chase Manhattan Bank but the entire
financing it, guaranteed by the Japan Development Bank, a Japanese
government
The
in
loan
seven
Interest
agency.
from
in
years
rates
Dynamics
are
bears
the
14
The
Chase
equal
6%.
5.75%
The
Manhattan
installments
portion
interest
per
Bank
to
will
each
financed
by
of
July
be
the
repaid
by
JAL
ant
to
and
sinking
for
fund,
redemption on July 1, 1962, through
$301,000 of its 47/a% debentures due
be made at the First National
1973 at 100%. Payment will
of Chicago.—V. 195, p. 1429.
1,
Bank
General
,
■
.
(Charles) Marchand Co.—New Control—
Nestle-LeMur
Co.,
this
issue.
Offered—Pursu¬
May 18, 1962 prospectus, Bregman, Cummings
New York City, offered 65,000 shares of this
firm's capital stock at $11 per share. Net proceeds, esti¬
mated at $582,500, will be used for debt repayment and
expansion.
&
the
Co.—Partial Redemption—
manufacturers.
Douglas
annum.
Stores, Inc.—Capital Stock
of
called
has
company
operation
.
See
Jefferson
purchased
.V
...
k
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Seeks
ment
communication services, mainly telephone service, con¬
of
the total operating revenues of the
company.
Revenues from
Communication
Corp.,-this issue.
Siegler
Trust Certificates—
—V. 195, p. 402.
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On
June 5, it was reported that institutional investors have
195, p. 2596.
Lear-Siegler, Inc.—New Name—
See
telephones are located
50,000 population.
7
phone systems in most other countries.
cus¬
in
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
company's
estimates that on March 31, 1962 other companies had
approximately 885,000 telephones in service in Illinois and served about
four-fifths of the area of the State.
The company does not furnish
local service in the localities served by such companies.
«.
«"
As a
result of arrangements with its parent and other firms, the
telephones of the company can be interconnected, in most cases through
the facilities of the parent, with substantially all of the telephones of
the other telephone companies in the United States and with the tele¬
The
these inquiries become actual
strengthening
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Preferred Sold Privately
—On June 5, the company announced that 250,000 shares
of
series
J
4%%
cumulative
preferred
stock,
par
ment
Siegler
taled
"Over-all
tomers
adjacent
or
About
rates.
'
pro¬
methods and the elimination
development program.
modernization
in
able
costs.
"These
reduced
vision
industries
acceptance
improvements,
our
with
activities.
enthusiastic
"The
the
period.
reducing costs through improved
of
non-essential
in
slightly higher,
were
fiscal
See
City or the company and under which the-company is required to
make payments
(approximately $8,974,000 for 1961) based on gross
revenues and to furnish certain facilities
to the City without charge or
stitute
manufacturer
extremely competitive," Mr. Harnischfeger said.
to show improved earnings only by a continuation of
of
1962,
Profits
earned
more
gram
earned
ended April 30,
Board,
ago.
ago
in
diesel
and
months
the
49
Milwaukee-based
$40,443,747
in
"Market
a
the
of
six
City of Chicago where the company operates under a franchise
which is terminable on-six months' notice by either
the
(granted in 1931)
the
.
hoists, heavy excavators, pre¬
cranes,
equipment
share,
a
in
at
New York City,
Co.,
first
.
Maremont
a
*
,.r..
.*
Parts Co., Fort Worth, Texas, as a
wholly-owned subsidiary was announced by Maremont Corp., Chicago"•based' producer of
automotive products, - textile- machinery , and or¬
The
Co.,
Corp.—Acquisition—
dinance
acquisition
of
Exchange
material.-
Continued
on
page
49
Volume
Number
195
6167
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
announcements
Dividend
In
tables.
the
first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
Radio
in which
table
second
payment
are
nounced during the current week.
a
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
we
this
at
Finance
Colonial
Gas
Trust
Commonwealth
of Company
Name
Abercrombie
$3
(s-a)
3c
22y2c
22c
65c
40c
,
.
(quar.)—_
Casualty & Surety Co. (Conn.) (quar.)
Insurance Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)__„
Aetna
Aetna
_______
Aetna
(Leon
dividend
Stock
American
4%
,___—_
Efird
&
Co.
(
5%
Metal Products
(quar.)
6-29
6-15
6-30
6-15
'
■
5%
Quarterly
30c
-
Research
American
from
Development
&
realized
accum.
investments
and
net
from
8c
31c
gain
7-16
Crush
American
Universal
Insurance
I.)
(R.
(quar.)—
Angelica Uniform (quar.)
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)__.
Dallas
7-16
6-15
Davies
6-15
5-28
Dean
6-27
6-14
Debenture
New
7- 2
C
(initial)
5%
6-15
6-15
Decca
6-15
7-25
6-27
Ashdown
Hardware
Class
A
Class
B
$7Vic
Investment
Refining,
Automatic
,
Fire
Alarm
Brick,
Barber-Ellis
7% pref.
Basic,
.H
Iron
pfd.
(accum.)
Works
(quar.)
-
5Vi %
Mersey
Paper
British-American
Calgary
4Vi%
Power,
5% pfd.
(quar.)
Canada
Foils
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
(N.
J.)
Bakeries
Co.
Bronze
pref.
(J.
Carthage
Co.,
3%%
(G.
S.),
W.)
7-1
pfd.
(quar.)__
1
6-29
Illinois
6-11
&
Gas,
1
7-
1
preferred
A
(quar.)_*
preferred
B
(quar.)
1
7-
1
Indiana
Jersey
Central
&
Gas
Bank
South
Central
7-15
Standard
(N.
6-11
Insurance
(quar.)_
Chart-Pak, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
Cincinnati
Corp.
Clopay
6-
Corp.
(quar.)
Canada
Howard
&
A
2
7-16
1
10-15
1
8-15
56y4c
8-
1
7-24
Ltd.
6-29
5-31
7-16
6-20
40c
&
8
8
6-30
8
Horn
&
Hardart
Baking Co.
6-15
lOc
6-22
6-12
40c
6-15
6-
8
25c
6-
8
6-
1
25c
6-12
6-
1
12V2c
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.,
Ltd.,
5%
preference (quar.)
6-15
6- 5
7-
6-15
;
common..
(reduced-quar.)
$1.37 %
Houston
Natural Gas, common (quar.)__
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par), (quar.)
5y4%
preferred (quar.)
20c
2
6-30
6-15
7-30
7-20
5%
6-22
62 %c
6-30
6-29
6-15
5%
6-22
6-30
6-29
31 %c
6-15
$1.31 y4
6-30
6-15
$1.41 y4
6-30
6-18
5.65%
6-15
5-31
Hubbart
7-16
Savings & Loan (quar.)
Balanced Fund-Trust
$30c
—
6-29
6-26
Class
preferrd
(quar.)
Felt,
common
(s-a)
A
Hughes-Owens Co.,
Class A (quar.)
6-15
7-
1
6-
9
75c
-
6-30
75c
■
7-
1
6-
9
Ltd.—v
$20c
(quar.)I"™*!!
1st pfd.
& Son
7-16
6-15
$5c
Class B
7-16
6-15
7-
6-15
$1.62%
(quar.)
1
20c
6-15
6-
25c
...
6-
8
7-30
7-20
6-
4-
8
6-22
6-
6-30
6-16
4.20%
6-29
6-15
Industrial
7-13
6-29
10c
7-13
6-29
$0,029
6-15
5-16
Co.
6-30
7-20
6-
8
6-22
(Sweden)
1
7-31
8
6-
7-
Circle
A
$30c
class A
Inc.
Associate,
(N.
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
6
6-15
6-
6
7-
7-3
7-
2
6-8
6-19
8-15
7-31
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
$75c
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-18
6-30
7"7-
1
6-15
6-15
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Fund,
City
5-24
8
7-
6-
7- 2
6-20
_7- ,2
International
Packers,
Shoe
31%c
40c
Ltd._
Co.
3
(N.
7-31
7-11
4C
6-15
5-31
12C
6-29
6-15
$.023
6-18
5-31
35c
6-15
6-
6
75c
8-
1
7-
2
Kaiser
Steel
Corp.,
preferred
5.75%
$1.46
7-
1
(quar.)__
6%
7-
1
6-29
6-29
6-15
7-
5
6-15
5-31
I2y2c
6-
1
7C
7-
2
6-13
35 %c
6-29
6-15
(Del.)
,6-29
6-15
6-27
6-12
6-30
6-
—
30c
6-30
Kelly
6-15
iqc
7-13
6-15
ic
6-15
6-
Girl
Service
B-l
Class
7-
6-22
9-
8-24
6-30
6-20
Class
$12Vio
7-20
6-29
Kuhlman
6-30
6-15
6-
4
3 Vic
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
Custodian
6-15
6-
4
6-
4-13
Garlock,
Inc.
(quar.)
Controls, common
$0,443
IOC
12 Vic
7c
preferred
General
8
Shares of beneficial interest
(From
3.75%
Public
preferred
(quar.)
Shale
Telephone Co.
5%
Products
preferred
$2.40
General
income)
Telephone
Co.
preferred
B
6-
$2.50
preferred
6-25
8
of
preferred
preferred
7-31
$2.20
General
$4.50
Products, class A
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.),
6-29
6-18
Liberty
6c
6-29
6-
6-29
6-30
6-19
7-
6-20
5
7-
1
6-15
Michigan—
Longhorn
6-15
6-
9
Longs
1
6-
9
Louisville
1
6-
9
55c
6-15
5%%
preferred
8
4V2%
preferred
preferred
35c
6-28
6-18
Georgia
5c
6-29
6-18
Gera
(quar.)
voting preferred
—
$1.25
6-30
6-19
6-30
6-19
$1.12 Vi
6-30
6-19
6-30
6-19
7-
2
6-20
6-29
6-15
12V2c
Mfg.
(quar.)
2
6-15
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
Portland
6-
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-16
6i/4C
8-
1
7-16
9-
1
Louisville
&
8-15
7-16
7-
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
10c
6-30
6-15
7-
6-15
I
Cement-
time
2
2
1
Stores
Gas
preferred
8
17V2c
payment omitted at this
Drug
6-15
6-15
12V2c
Co.
common
(quar.)
6-22
20V52C
7-16
6-29
31%c
Electric,
(quar.)
Investment
7-16
6-29
6-
8
6-15
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
$6
7-10
1
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
4V4%
Corp.,
1
7-
5%
Lowell
(quar.)
6-
6-11
Shoe
8-
$1.12 Vi
of Wisconsin—
2
6-
7-
6-25
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.—
1
7-13
8
6-30
12l/2c
25c
6-15
7-
(quar.)
8
iqc
Co.
1
7-
7-
Chain
1
7-
5% pfd.
6-
8
ri/.c
~
7-
28c
Rubber Co.,
8
6-30
30c
A
7-
25y2c
&
8
6-
11 Vic
class
35c
(quar.)
6-
6-30
(Ft. Wayne)
31 %c
(quar.)
6-30
25c
6-15
27 %c
6-22
6-
$.359375
1
(quar.)
General Tire
(quar.)
(quar.)
Loew's
(Marcus) Theatres (quar.)
Long Mile Rubber (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Non-callable pfd.
Dividend
6-22
6-30
$355
pfd.
B
preferred
Telephone Co.
2
$l5c
25c
Quarterly
Finance,
Local
preferred
preferred
2
7-
1
22%c
(quar.)
5%
7-
Ohio—
(quar.)
7-
;l5C
6-
$50c
(quar.)
60c
z.
6-18
$62V2c
Loan
Steel
6-18
6-29
$15c
Corp., common
5%%
preference
(quar.)
Lihue Plantation
Co., Ltd
Locke
Telephone Co. of The Southwest—preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lestoil
Class
A
;
6-15
7-13
6-15
6-29
isc
6-15
8
7-20
1
isc
class
preferred
preferred
1
8-
5
lOc
Preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
$1.40
5
6-
Miss.)
(quar.)
convertible
6-
6-11
'
Ltd.,
6-15
17c
(quar.)
$1.25
5V2%
Financial,
(quar.)
6-
6-15
$1.50
6-29
34% c
of
$1.40
General
(Jackson,
i,
Class
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
Class B
Laurentide
6-15
7-15
13%c
(quar.)
Lane Company, class A
6-15
Iowa—
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
6-29
2
(quar.)
6-29
93 %c
.
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
Telephone
A
6-29
7c
;
6-30
I2y2c
(quar.)_;
Lincoln National Life Insurance
net investment
General
General
-
6-20
7-15
20c
II
(quar.)
preferred
7-
Service
General
preferred
Life
5
6-29
15c
i5C
A
common
$1.25
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
General Investors Trust (Boston)—
General
Electric,
Lamson Corp., common
6%
1
$0.00Va
5c
Industries
4%%
l'
class
25c
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 Vic
;
(quar.)
'
6%
B
Lamar
Funds—
series
series
(quar.)
Grocery,
King Kullen
5y2 %
(initial)
common
5-31
3 Vic
(quar.)—
$2
General
B
75c
35c
«
of
Co.
Manufacturing,
25c
(quar.)_
Bank
9
Keansburg-Middletown National Bank (N. J.)
Semi-annually
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
3c
class A
National
9
6-
6-15
$$1.50
Corp.
(accum.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kaymarq Consolidated
-
pfd. (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Wallace,
(quar.)
6-20
6-
$143%
preferred
6% participating class A (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar.)__
&
4
30c
6-15
Wort
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Services, Inc.—
Investors Selective Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly
from net investment
income)
84c preferred
(monthly)
_
Inc.—
Bank
8
6-15
20c
6-15
5.60%
6-29
6-15
40c
Inc
6-15
6-20
6-15
Certificates,
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Interlake Iron Corp. (quar.)
7-
6-15
6-29
6-
7- 3
50c
.
7-
5
27 Vic
.
—
7-
2
6-15
6-18
6-30
10c
(Chicago)
$1.05
7-
6-21
6-18
1
$$i
Building
12 Vic
7-
6-22
(quar.)
Corp
Exchange
Quarterly
Insuranshares
1
7-
$12y2c
22 Vic
8-31
6-29
Mfg.
£,
7- 2
7-
$40c
_
Kerr
30c
5c
5-23
6-
*
Free State Geduld Mines, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
Frigikar Corp. (quar.)
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.)
Frouge Corp. (monthly)
6-4
7-20
7-2
6-15
30c
Y.)
Utilities
6-4
8-15
6-15
$1.6784
G
A
Industrial
Preferred
6-4
7-3
1
8c
——
Hoechst
7-
$1.6784
common
National
Franklin
1
3
(quar.)
preferred
Insley
Canada, Ltd.,
Tool Co., Ltd.—
7-14
$1
Investors Diversified
J.)—
income
Series
6-15
1
4%
A
5-31
26c
of
&
3
6-20
$1.05
(quar.)
Minerals
8
3c
Common
Founders Mutual Fund—
6-30
6-15
Class
(quar.)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
6-
30c
Flooring & Wood Products,
Company
(Increased)
preferred
Insurance
Corp.—
$12 Vic
Telephone
$0,119
Foundation Fund, Inc.
Indianapolis Power & Light—
New
common
(initial)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll Machine
(England)-*—
& Abrasives
Imperial Chemical Industries
7c
(quar.)
M.)
6-20
15c
15c
(L.
2
6-22
$37 Vic
10c
(quar.)
1
High Vacuum, Ltd.
Ltd.
7-
Income
9C
(quar.)—
Foundation
6-15
$1.13
1
9-
2c
6-
7-13
B
Class B
8
7-
$50c
Bell Telephone
8-
11-
5c
Construction & Draying Co.,
Honolulu Gas Co. Ltd
4-19
Fort
8
6-
4c
Wines
& Suburban
Clevite
..
6-20
6-20
(quar.)
Honolulu
8
Forres
6-30
6-20
(Chicago)
,
Chateau-Gai
7-16
6-20
15c
—
Life
(s-a)
6-20
6-30
6-30
Ltd.—
6-
27c
(s-a)
6-18
payment
Worts,
(See Walker (H) Gooderham.)
Holophane Company (quar.)
Home Finance Group
(quar.)
$0,084
$4.20 preferred
5-25
20c
J.)
(quar.)
common
Fischer & Porter Co., 5%
6-15
$1.20
(quar.)
Trust
Corp.
Securities
Central
Co.
&
West
6-25
6-30
35c
Food Fair Stores
6-15
$1.18%
-
6-18
30c
Heppenstall Co., 4Vi% preferred
Heritage Fund, Inc
Heritage Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Hutchinson (W. H.)
Hyster Company
First
6-15
$1.02Vi
C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred
6-19
35c
6-
6-
1
2
$1
pfd. A.(quar.)
6-30
6-15
7-
time.)
Husky Oil Co., 6%%
from ,!nvestment
First Insurance Co. (Hawaii)
6-15
7-
22c
$1.02Vi
this
6-15
?.
Quarterly
6-15
7c
common___
at
5-15
Financial
4-25
7-
30c
7%
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
(No action taken on
6-30
6-30
7-
$1.37%
preferred A
8
6-29
6-18
7-31
10c
quar.)
6-
$55c
(quar.)^_
(quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—<
(Quarterly from income)
6-15
10c
Electric
8
8
1
6-30
6-25
30c
6-30
$42 Vic
Insurance
Department Stores—
(Increased-quar.)
6-15
6-29
93%c
(quar.)—
6-
2
Federated
6-15
$37Vic
—
1st pfd. (quar.)
class A
(quar.)
6-18
6-30
6-
32y2c
6%
2
Farbwerke
6-1
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Paper Products, Ltd.—
15c
Farbenfabriken Bayer
6-8
$37Vic
Co.__
Mills
Central
Cerro
7-1
$$1.25
6%
6-15
6-
6-19
7-
25%
preferred
5%%
6
Class
6-20
$$i
(quar.)
2
6-29
6-30
6-19
6-29
Co.—
International
5
35c
(quar.)
Carrington
Central
7-10
15c
Food
Carnation
4.80%
6-
18%c
(quar.)
7-
5c
7-31
$$1.12Vi
common
5
7-13
6-29
Hendershot
7r
Family
6-15
$$1.25
(auar.)
6-
5-31
1
12 Vic
Exolon
6-15
6-22
37Vic
Ltd
Ltd.,
Products,
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
f
7-15
$$3.50
(quar.)
Packing (increased-quar.)
Trust
Campbell Taggart
4.10%
7-15
8-15
75c
preferred
Camden
6-20
5-24
6-15
8-
20c
(stock dividend)-
&
6-
Erie
6-12
10c
(quar.)
2
6-15
6-12
2
$26c
(quar.)
7-
6-15
2
6-11
50c
(initial
common
6-15
6-13
2
7-
10c
(Walter E.)
4%
7-
1
25c
6-15
2
14c
Ltd.,
preferred
California
4.75%
2
7-
50c
prior pfd.
Central
77-
$$1.50
Bay Gas, 6%
6-15
2
77c
6-15
$$1.43%
$$1.12 Vi
7%
...
6-
65c
Extra
$5
Ericsson
6-15
>
$55c
Buzzards
Carter
2
2
28V8C
Instruments
6-15
$1.83
Rubinstein, Inc.
Corp. (s-a)
New
4
15c
Heli-Coil
Heller
6-
25c
(quar.)_
common
25c
Emco,
Ltd.—
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd.,
Buttrey Foods
(quar.)
3%
77-
$25c
(quar.)
pfd. (s-a)
Helena
8-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Haydock Fund, Inc
Hein-Werner Corp.
Heinicke
3
$1
(quar.)
Hartford Gas,
6-15
7-
12 Vic
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-15
$283/4C
pfd.
2
7-
92 Vic
6-15
10c
Corp.
1
$5c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Class
6-15
6-30
$0,142
Butler's Shoe Corp., 4Vi%
5%
5
6-30
7Vic
Extra
7-
12 Vic
Federated Growth Fund
Canada, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
Brooks-Scanlon, class A
Browning-Ferris Machinery Co. (quar.)
Burlington Bank & Trust (N. J.) (s-a)
4%
6-
67/sC
$68%c
Bond
9-14
6-15
7-
35c
Cosco, Inc.
6-15
Electro Refractories
6-18
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-28
America
6-26
Edwards
Co.—
Telephone Co.
preferred
preferred
Brooke
2
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4 Vi %
7-
15c
Tobacco
Columbia
5%%
6-11
$25c
Common
6-30
1
of
3
Class
6-18
1
$68 %c
6-15
20c
$1
—
6-18
6-30
7-
$25c
(quar.)
Co., 30c preferred (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) & Co., ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
6%
6-30
$10c
6-20
6-29
45c
$1.05
Shares (quar.)
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Edgcomb Steel Co. (quar.)
Edgcomb Steel of New England, Inc.—
6-29
$10c
pref.
7-12
$1.14
(quar.)
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund-Trust
6-8
$1.12Vi
Bowl-Mor
British
6-27
40c
Stores
6-
$1.25
Shares
8
84 %o
(quar.)
Bowater Corp. of North America—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Bowaters
6-
7-16
6c
(quar.)
common
Foods Co.,
Food
6-22
2
6-22
$1.50
-
-
Inc.,
8
Co.
7-
Co.
7-16
1
Y.) —
i
Ltd.
7-13
&
6-15
1
25c
$17 Vic
Eastern
5-25
7-
75c
conv.
Borman
6-12
$1.12%
common (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_
4Vi% preferred (quar.)._
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common (extra)
5% preferred (quar.)
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common
(quar.)
$1 class A (quar.)
Bobbie Brooks, Inc. (quar.)
Bonneville, Ltd.
3%%
7-
6-15
62Vic
preferred (quar.)
6-
30c
preferred (quar.)
Brewery, Ltd.
(quar.)
Jones
7-
7-10
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
pref.
preferred
Beatrice
8-1
$$1.75
4 Vi%
6-18
2
6-20
6-15
$$2.50
pfd. (quar.)
—
General
20c
(quar.)
Hiram-Walker-Gooderham
Ltd., common
6-15
Co
Industries,
Hanover Shoe
22'/a C
Canada
of
6-19
45c
(N.
(quar.)_
(Daniel)
Inc.
(quar.)
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.
6-25
$26.25
7-
20c
—
Glass Co.,
6-
$45c
Co.
Hercules Gallon Products,
(interim)
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)_
Mountain Power
Harsco
6-15
$12y2c
(quar.)
$1.07
A
6-15
7-
50c
Insurance
Harris Colorific
5
20c
Duffy-Mott,
8
Canada—
Laboratories
6%
6-
2
10c
„
7-
20c
7c
Corp.
class
7-16
7-
Producers—
$37 Vic
7%
6-15
6-30
5c
Baukol-Noonan
Baxter
1
6-29
$1
f
7-20
$30c
Dow
Eaton
:
1st
common
conv.
5-25
15c
:
(s-a)
Inc.,
5%
Bates Mfg.,
Bath
of
6-22
Co.—
(quar.)
5%
Dominion
62Vic
Industrial Instruments
.
4%c
Fund
Dominion
7-5
5c
Quarterly
Badger Paper Mills, Inc
Bagley Building Corp.__
Corp.
6-12
7-
6-15
10c
(interim)
Diversified
2
3c
6-15
$5c
(quar.)
Ltd
Tunnel
Group,
8-
$50c
(s-a)
:
A
Hamilton
6-20
(quar.)
Canada
B
8-1
50c
6-15
6-30
7-17
(quar.)
Dow
(quar.)
(B. T.), Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
Baltimore
Class
40c
(quar.)____
Babbitt
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
9
93%c
(quar.)
Houghton Stock Fund, Inc.—
from investment income)
5%
6- 4
7-
&
Distributors
6- 9
6-20
(Quarterly
Bacharach
7-10
65c
pfd. B
pfd.
6-
$9c
(quar.)
3.75%
,Avon Products, 4%
Axe
7-20
1
7-10
split
2
6-30
3
preferred
Diversey
Associated Dry Goods Co.—
Stockholders approve a 2-for-l
Atlantic
7-20
$15c
r
7-
25c
Co.,
preferred
Detroit
(quar.)
Associates
1
9-
6-15
1
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
Denver Chicago Trucking (quar.)
Ltd.—•
Co.,
(quar.)
2
7-
Co.
(quar.)
Light Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
5-30
9-
7-
8-
Inc.
Records
4.20%
$5c
9-21
$30c
Delaware Power &
4.28%
<
6-20
1
$$1.62 Vi
Securities, Canada—
preference (s-a)
$25c
(initial)
1
&
6-30
6-20
preferred
Co.
&
7-10
Ltd.
common
Class
7-
10-
20c
H.)
(T.
$50c
held)
share
6-18
25c
Milk
20Vic
(stock div.)
(Four shares of Class C preferred for each
Corp.
Argus
Airmotive
8-20
7- 2
15c
7- 2
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
30c
Anderson Electric Corp.
6-18
31 %c
System, class A (quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
River
4c
(s-a)
6-29
50c
(s-a)__
Transit
C.
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
$1.80
7%
D.
7-16
5%
(quar.)__
6
6-20
8-20
Dan
(quar.)
Investment
6
5
7-
25c
Inc., class B (quar.)
(S.) & Son, new com. (initial-quar.)
10c
Sterilizer
76-
7-31
17 Vic
Culligan,
on
31c
Security
American
Sugar
7-31
6-20
87y2c
_
common
Ltd.
preferred
Guarantee
37 %C
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$1.80
Greening
25C
i
Co.,
6-15
—
(quar.)—!
7-16
(quar.)
Stores
Western
Green
6-15
(quar.)
com.
Stores,
Ltd.
American
Green
10c
common
7-16
8-
$0.5781 y4
Transit
&
&
Toy,
Great
5
7-
—__
Corp.,
International,
Curtis
6-15
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
pref. A
Cuban-American
undistributed
net income)
American
Corp.
(s-a)
pfd.
Trust
6 V2 %
6-15
1
$12c
(quar.)_„__
(Cleveland)
Petroleum
conv.
Crown
6-29
6-15
6-
1
10c
preferred
Crescent
National Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
American
(23c
6-29
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred
7-14
7-14
6-29
$1.25
97 Vic
50c
*
American Maize-Products Co.,
7%
6-21
6-15
7-
7-
Corp.—
-
Motors
8-
Quarterly
9c
—
Engineering
preferred A (quar.)
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp.,
Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
&
Mackay
&
Great
6-19
30c
(quar.)
Elevator
Drug
7-16
7
$$1.37%
quar.)
(quar.)
$1
5%
3.90%
American
7- 1
8-15
30C
Glass Works, common (quar.)
3%% pfd. (1945 & 1947 series) (quar.)__
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., com. (quar.)
5-28
$1.75
&
6-12
6-
7-10
Ltd.—
Aviation
Gordon
7-13
1
7-
56y»c
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
preferred
Grand
7%C
—„
Corning
7-16
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-25
8-
57%C
Gas
(increased
preferred
Continental
6-18
7-26
7- 2
7- 2
Co.
Continental Bank
■
(quar.)
Machine
7-9
$1.50
Hair & Felt Co.—•
American
Vi %
8
7-31
$25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Gas
Quarterly
6-15
25c
American
■
5
6-18
$1
Products
Forest
preferred
Consumers
5-31
7- 9
5c
common_______—S.
(quar.)
American
$6
7- 1
6-21
30c
(quar.)—_——
Mills,
preferred
conv.
$3
10c
1%
(quar.)
American 'Distilling
preferred
4%%
Gray
(quar.)
Consolidated
Rendering (quar.)
Consumer Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)_
30c
6-30
6-
7c
Natural
6- 4
$1.19
Fund
B.)
Corp.
6-15
Consolidated
Continental
Allegheny & Western Ry.—
6% gtd. (s-a)
Allen
6-15
6-12
6-8
6-13
6-8
2
3c
(Canada)
Co.,
preferred
Goderich
from
:
Bakeries
Common
Algonquin. Building Credits, Ltd.—
6V2% pref. (quar.)
Amerace
6-29
7-10
7-2
7- 2
7-2
(quarterly
7-
$1
income)
investment
Coniagas Mines
6-25
7-20
H.)
Holderi
Payable of Rec,
25c
(quar.)
$25c
4%%
7-10
(P.
Share
Cards
Extra
pfd. (quar.)
Investment
Consolidated
6-13
7- 1
$32Vic
Trophies Corp
(initial)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Ace
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Pitch
&
When
Per
*
1
8-15
27 %c
35c
Co., 4%
6-
(Pittsburgh)—
Quarterly
payment date.
•
6-20
55c
(incr.)—
(quar.)
Commonwealth Loan
_
Glatfelter
30c
Bank
&
of Company
Greeting
7
When
Per
Name
Gibson
(quar.)
(2703)
Holders
time)
Co.
System
Commonwealth
When
Payable of Rec.
common
on
Southern Ohio Electric
Columbus &
Columbia
taken
action
(no
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
*
Share
Name of Company
Collins
•
$1.50
MCA,
Gas
Inc.,
new
Dividend
offer
$1.50
Decca
on
or
Videotronics,
Class
B
50c
conv.
only
pfd.
if
Records
before
class
stock
June
A
(initial)
its
6-15
6-
1
90c
effective
for
effective
MPO
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-
1
37%c
7- 2
6-18
10c
7-16
6-29
$.001
7-16
6-29
exchange
becomes
18
8
When
Per
Trucks,
5*4%
»9-15
Mines,. Ltd
Gold
Macassa
Mack
Inc.,
4dc
(quar.)__.
common
class
Paper,
&
Power
MacLaren
-
Extra
Class
(quar.)
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, class A (quar.)
4%%
preferred
Mandhestef Gas
C
•
(quar.)—
53ViiC
"
Corp.
Midland
Marine
(auar.)
Co.,
(quar,)«xxx*
>
Y
6-18
Russ
5-18
Russell
6-
V
Sangamo Electric
6-12
Savannah
Monarch
Life
$1.12%
Monarch
Tile
Moore
Extra
;
Mfg.
$1.18%
$22Vic
$22Vic
$$1
$10c
Plan
C.)
Fund—
:
Investment
Mutual
(*
of
Co.
invest,
net
from
(2c
(s-a)
,lf.p25c
America—
income
plus
Fabric Co.
Narrow
--—
National Bank of Commerce
"
(San Antonio)—
L
'
25c
Quarterly
Lihen
National
Service
Corp.,
preferred . (qufer.)
$1.25
4%%
preferred (quar.)$1.12Vi
National Mercantile Corp. (quarj)-i-—10©
National
Securities-:-
Growth Stock
*
(quar.)
Securities
National
&
/
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series
>:rY Income series (quar.)
.
Research
•
Corp
-
8c
-
(Canada)
Products
15c
•
Ltd.
6-
,
6-
&
6-15
6-15
6-
Supertest
;"Y Common
Company
Ohio
10c
,
6-11
Ohio
Old
Sweets
Co.
of
Amrica
Class
Taihar
ElectronitS
Extra
-.—
Palisades
'
Quarterly-
(stock
dividend)of Del. i
;
,:
i
Pennsylvania Pump & Corrltfressor Co. (quar.)
x—
Heather, class A (quar.)
(Quar.)____.
Petroleuin 6orp, of Afnerica
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)_
Phillips Sci-few Co. (stock diV.)
Phdenix Insurance
Cb.
(Hartfofd)
Pillsbury
C6. (quar.).
Street Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly 10V2C ffOm
"
J
frorft capital
Plough,
Port
Inc.
-
}%
'
and
•
.
fealns)—x^^-£«__i.x—93Vic
(quar.)
-
27V2C
Sulphite & Papef- Co. (quar.)
" '
25c
Porter (H. K.), The. (stock dividend):
20%
Power Corp. of Canada, 4V2%
pfd. (quar.)
f56Vic
Participating preferred' (qukr.)$75c
President
Brand
Gold
Ihdustries
Mlines
:
Ltd
"
8-
6
>
$62Vsic
.$5.60
$5.26
'preferred
6-
1
6-20
8 ;
4-13
6-22
Oats
Co.,
6%
preferred
Qulncy
Mining
Radio
.
common
(quar.)„„
•
"
1
(quar.)
Co.
$1.50
$3.50
1st'
of
America,
preferfed
common
Ramo,
'
Inc., common.
Class A z
Rapid-American
R°D"blic
Rhodes
fii'oolv
Western
J
—
Co.
(Quar.)
^Oalif.)xx__
(quar.)
„
Pipe Line—
'
6-22
6-16
7-23
1.
Y
'
4c
6-30
6-18
6-30
6-18
6-29
,
25c
6-9^
7-
2
7-15y
6-
r-7- 3
>
•
6-15
6-H.
6-
8
Class
8-
6-
,10-. t
Drill
Cities
8- 1
8- >1
.
-
x;
xxxi
(quar.)—
„x,xxxxxx_
—>_x—_—xx^xxxx-
(quar.)
1
—_Y—
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(quar,-)
xY"
Inc:, commohj;
Inc.
»41/a%
preferred
t-:
x
.__x.
—
(quar.)—____xx_xx-xx—-xx-
Ltd.
Steel.
—_xxxx
(quar.)
-
Dividend Funds
(quar.)_x_fcxxx
Corp. (quar.),_^,
System, (quar.).
Steel
Power
(quar.)_,
xxYY
(quar.)
(quar.)
x_,x.
Mfg. Co., common-ix-x-YxXx.
Amalgamated Leather—
6%
8,-Yl
,'7-13
Y Y7-13
69c
•
1:
i;
:
-
,
Agricultural Chemical
Quarterly^
x—
;;
Co. (Del.)—
Y
American
Bank -Note Co.,
new
(initial)_x^x
preferred (quar.)
x^x-Y—,Yx_xx>'
American Biltrite Rubber, com. (quar.)__
6%%
1st preferred
(quar,)__x—Y—IxYx"' $1.62%
•f
2nd
20c
preferred .(quar.
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$1.25
7-13
6%
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6-30
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convertible
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xx.ix.-us
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.
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(quar.)
common
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United Merohants & Manufacturers
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30c
10c
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.
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,
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6-29
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7-10
8-
1
8-
1
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Co.
Ltd.
Fire &
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5
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37 %c
5
•5-25
6-29
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1
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r*
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American Hardware Corp, (quar.)
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.—
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,
Y
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256
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;
6-15
75c
6-12
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Felt
Quarterly
1
1
Line
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preferred
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•
6-29
6-15
pref.
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Factors,
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6-6
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62 %c
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6-15
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preferred
prior
-
Particioating
6-15
6-30
Barge
Electric
30c
6%
6-15
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American
6
25c
2 ?
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l
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&
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6-16
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6
'
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6-18
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5-i6
6-15
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7-16
6-29-
8-
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Corp.,. common
American Consumer Industries
6-15
■
A
Chain
-American
6-20
1
6%
;.x.
class
American
6-18
6-29 >
25c
(quar.)
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■
5
7-1.
Cement
preferred
$1.25
>
6>-15
6-15
Iron
American
•
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feast
American
■
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6-15
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.
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.
1
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-
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.
12 %c
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preferred (quar.)____
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(auar.)x
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.
quar.xx—Y
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Tyler Reffigeratipfi Cprp.
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7-iO
•
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:
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preferred
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1
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x—____
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Aldens,
8
6-19
•.
Co.
InstirahOe
,
preferred__.
6%
6-12
•6-23'
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6 Vit
;:i 15c
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4.92%
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6-12
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xx_xx_____x_-x_-x___
(quar.)
Gas
4.60%,
•.
4
7-15
7c
'26
25c
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Alan Wood Steel, 9% pfd. (quar.)
Albemarle Raper Mfg., class A--,--.—^.—,
6-12
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(quar.)x
.
6-18
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preferred .(quar.)
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300
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7-10
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6-13
•
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6
5-29
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6-29
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a
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6-15
6-18
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;
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6-13
6-25
7-
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Progress
6-15
<
6-15
,
2
7-16
25c
30
3c
■
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6-29
6-29
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7-20
6-^29
7- 1
83c
6-30
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(increased-quar.)
5%
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Transcontinental Gas
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7- 2
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6-15
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6-30
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-
6-
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0-
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7-'^
2%
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l
;
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ThOmas
7-13
6-12
15c
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x-
xxx;
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Patterson
7-13
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•
.
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6-14
Holders
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6-15
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Co
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common
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Industries
previous
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62
_—
Express
7-
3
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(quar.)____
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.
Adirondack
5-25
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Taylor Instrument .Cos. (quar.)__
;
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YYY—YiYxx—x—Y-Y,
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Thermogas Co.
x
1—
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7-27
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Oneida, Ltd., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class A_„^
Ox Fibre Brush (quar.)
:
7-1
'
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6-18
•
(quarj^^xx—xxx—p.'
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Co.
(quar.)Corp., common
Process
in
''
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6-15
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6-
•
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'
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,
(quar.)_
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Electric
6-29
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6-11
•
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.
share
each
5%
5-31
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5-31
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•
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25e
6-22
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(initial)
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6-11
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.
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,
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.
1
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6'%
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5
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(quar.)
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:
announced
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5
6-26
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6-14
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6-11
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7-2
$30.0 .;
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5-31
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give"the. dividends
preceding, table.
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6-27
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5-31
.
(quar.)
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;
6-6
,
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$20q;'; : 7-15
.
Traung Lithograph (quar.)x_*x_xx_x
(John B.) Co.
(quar.>—_x—sx_-_x_
Stetson
6-20
6- 8
;
(quar.)
(Boston)
.
Steeher
6-20
65c
7- 2
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7-20
Neptune Gold Mining
$1.50
6-29
New England Gas & Electric Assn.
(quar.)—
33c
7-15
New York Times, class A (quar.)_—
$1.25
0-19
v
Class B (quar.-)ii
$1.28 1 : 6-19
61/2% prior pref. (quar.)
$1.50-i
7- 2,
jNewark EleCtronics, Corp.» class A (quar.)i»
6Y*c
6-29
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd. (quar.) -iii
' ' $15c
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File
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7-1Nova Scotia Light & Power
(quar.)i_i_ii_.
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6-19
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6-15
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5-31
6-30
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Pdving & Materials, Ltd
Stanfield's
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6-15
.
'5-3f
6-15
7-
$1.12 Vi
1 $1.25
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6-29
6-20
6-15
;
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7-16
common—.——x_a_
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Foods
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6-lS
7- 5
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.
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7-: 5 "
25c
x-
xxl
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8
5-31
7- 2
7- 5 1
25c
(quar.)
com.
(qdar.)
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Extra
7-10
7-16
10c
2c
(lncreased-quar.)
Nation-Wide Check (quar.)
6-27
$$1.50
(quar.)
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(quar.)
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Volume
195
Number 6167
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
American
Company
Hoist
&
Home
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Products
Derrick
Co.
Corp.
Hospital Supply
American
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American
International
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(quar.)
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4
6-15
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American
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preferred
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6-29
6-
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9-10
12-15
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6-15
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6-11
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6-15
6-
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7-
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6-29
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6-15
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Canadian
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6-15
5-31
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7-
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preferred
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(initial)
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Ltd.
(s-a)—
7-
2
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
25c
(quar.)
Willians Gold Mines,
$1.75
60c
Corp
(N. Y.)
6-
6-15
$1
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Coca-Cola
6-15
6-30
$13.25
(quar.)
preferred
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
1
40c
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Cochenour
6-
7-
$1.37%
(quar.)
Co.
6-25
7%c
(quar.)_.
(Detroit)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$$1
(initial)
4
6-30
6-14
25c
preferred
t31 y4c
A
6-
$1.25
Semi-annual
$4.50
1
4
6-26
$1.25
(quar.)
Controller
$15c
class
:
Pacific Ry.
dividend)—.
Clark Cable Corp.
4%%
7-
6-
9-
12 %c
Co.
(stock
6-27
Clarage
6-15
6-30
6-15
9-18
UtmtIes~Co7—
3
25c
$1.06!/4
_'
:
~
3
——
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
—
40c
$1
Finance (initial)City Gas of Florida (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5V2% pfd.
.
5-25
30c
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
5-31
6-1 J.
6-15
Co.—
Transit
7-27
.
6-15
6-28
25c
City
6- 8
2
25c
(incr.-quar.)
B
Citizens
1
8-31
11-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Citizens
7-13
tlOc
tlOc
(quar.)—,—
new com.
Ltd.,
6-29
7-31
t62y2c
—
Ltd.,
$4.40
6- 1
(initial).
Ltd.,
I
6-15
-
Celanese,
6-
6-15
common
B
Co.
6-15
6- 7
Cincinnati
6-
9-20
$1.40
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-15
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5%
preference
(quar.)
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd., class A
Canners
5%
6-21
11-21
$1.75
Electric
preferred
6-15
P^c
&
preferred
6-22
7-
6-15
"
5c
—.
Breweries,
5%
6-15
6-29
$2.50
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas
5r25
6-30
25C
20c
—
preferred
4%%
5-31
%
!.
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Enquirer
Gas
4%
62 %c
25c
Corp.
Cincinnati
6-15
RR.
(quar.)
Stero
Cincinnati
6-15
4
4c
25c
26%c
Mortgage (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
preferred
preferred
6-15
,
7-
25c
(quar.).:
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-18
.Pr15
25c
$1.25
(increased)
Co.
22J/2c
—
(quar.)
Canada
Copper
7-16
>\l
Mines, Ltd
Ltd., common .(annual)—
Foundries,
preferred
Canadian
1
7-
8-
20c
7-
'
dividend)
(stock
Permanent
Canadian
6-
1
Quarterly
6-11
12V2C
J.)
Dry Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
6-20
(quar.)
Rock Island & Pacific
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
1
<
6-30
7-15
$1
Chock Full
O'Nuts Corp.
(quar.)
Christiana Securities, common
.
6"11
20c
6-15
.
1
6-25
6-15
30c
6-18
75c,
2
10-
$1.25
2
V
7-
10-15
$1.25
7-
1
7-16
87 %c
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
7%
5-25
7-1
5c
$1.12%
...—
Churchill
6-15
70c
—
preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—
6-15
,
A (quar.)
preferred A
6-6
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_—__—
6-30
(quar.)_-;
Canada
Class
!—
Claesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
6-8
5-23
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio Ry.,
&
preferred
6-14
6-13
5c
Co.
Chile
(s-a)
preference B
$2.20
12V2c
(quar.)
A
7-1
12y2c
(quar.)
Town U.S.A.,
Barry-Wright
Barth
(quar.)
Canada, common
(stock
dividend)
Barden
Bargain
(Mil.)
of
Trust
Canada
Bank
Bank
4V2%
Chesapeake
6-8
62c
(quar.)____
6-15
$1.00
Building & Equipment Corp. of America
(Delaware)" (quar.)
7-2
tl5c
(quar.)
common
1
$1.06
Trust
Enterprises (quar.)
Quarterly
Chemway Corp. (resumed)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
6-18
27c
27J/2c
7-
6-22
York
6-18
—
Canada Cement Co., $1.30 preference
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd
6-22
Co
New
6-30
quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
7-13
(extra)
Chicago,
(quar.)
Canada Bread Co.,
5%
45c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Gas
Bank
Co.
t30c
7%c
Plug
Wines
6-22
5-11
(quar.)
2
7-13
5
Spark
25c
7-
20c
7-
$1.12%
6%C
—
6-15
(quar.)
6-15
8
4
7-20
:2
7-20
preferred (quar.)
Liquid Gas Corp. (quar.)
]
Utilities,
com.
(quar.)__
6-15
6-
7
6-11
conv.
12-31
6-29
4
6-
Chattanooga
6-11
7-2
6-15
1
Chateau-Gai
6-11
6-30
6-15
2
7-
6-30
California-Pacific
2
$1.75
....
1
6-15
2
7-
1
Champion
4-27
7-
2
7-
6-
Chicago Rivet & Machine
(quar.)
Co.—
7-
32 %c
....
preferred
4% %
_'
7— 2
$1
(quar.).
common
6-15
7-
6-22
5-25
(quar."
—I
Y.)
Telephone
1-15-63
10c
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)
Corp.
Ink.
Interstate
28c
__
6-6
6-30
'*$1.17
$1:34%
15c
31V4c
—r—,
$1.50
$1.12%
Baltimore Paint Chemical Corp.
6%%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
$2.50 pfd.
1
investment inc.)
(from
3iy4c
preferred (quar.).—
Red Lake
.
7-3
'
Products
$1.12 y2
Power,
Campbell
(quar.)
1
7-
6-15
4
Certain-teed
2
6-
37 %c
2
6-
25c
2%
Corp. (quar.)....
Ltd.. com., (increase
7-
6-
6-15
(quar.)
$1.04
6-
6-15
Financial
preferred
C
6-
15c
6-
—
—
6-30
(quar.)
6-15
*
i_
(quar.)
60c
common
5-31
65c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
11c
dividend)
Byllesby <H. M.), 5% preferred
5%
preferred (quar.).
6%
preferred
7-13
7-15
6-29
5-22
6-15
lr$1.19
25c
—
(quar.)
Corp.;
Machine
4%
6- 1
10c
;
common
Camden
_.
Y.)
N.
$1.12%
(stock
Campbell
„„
6-15
6-20
preferred
Century Shares Trust
Detective
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)_
2
3%
(quar.)
Co.
9-23
__1
(Rochester,
5%
Burrus
6-30
10c
6-23
5%
(quar.)
5-22
34%c
4c
Class
(quar.)
5-22
6-30
6-29
1
7-13
common
7-
15c
International
5-22
5-22
6-15
1
Y.)
6-30
10c
6
(N.
1
5-22
5-22
6-14
6-
Inc.
6-
6-30
(quar.)
Champion Papers, 4V2% preferred (quar.)..
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.—
5-25
10c
Dry Docks, class A
Mills, Inc., common
7-14
6-30
7-16
6-
(William)
7-14
1
68c
6-15
Agency,
1
8-
6-13
12 %c
6-27
Burns
8-
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)....
6-15
Burrard
6-15
34c
(quar.)._____:
15c
10-15
(quar.)...
class B
&
8
6-29
6-30
—,
preferred
10c
$1.50
B
6-15
8
10c
(quar.)
$1.50
Electric,
6-
10c
A
6-
$1.25
preferred
45c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
(Del.) —
class
2
$1.37%
$1.37V2
5.44%
2nd preferred
Century Electric (quar.)
Century Industries Co. (quar.).
6- 5
95c
-—*
Watch
(quar.)..
&
:
(quar.)
Trust
Bulova
preferred
Gas
the
8
7-
33%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
6- 8
20c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-20
62y2c
Corp.
8
6-
22c
(quar.)
Transformer
Corp, (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)
Buffalo
Eclipse
6%
4%%
6^"5
6-30
20c
__
!
6%
Baltimore
6-20
6-11
__
California
6.1c
profits:
Co.
(final).
6-
2
62 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)
8
2
7-
$1
Chemical
(quar.)__
Distillers
California
plus
Ltd.
6-
7-
25c
;
—
California)
Babcock
Co.,
6-30
$1.05
Co
4.75%
4
J25c
(quar.)
6-18
6-18
40c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-18
6-30
6-30
Philadelphia
—
Stock
,6-15
Corp.—
of
4.65%
9-
t50c
Brunswick
25c
,___
6-15
9-17
933/4c
Note
(quar.)
Calgary
income
(quar.)____
6-11
■
$1.50
Bank
Wire
&
Initial
(quar.)
California
;
.7»29
15c
;
8
$1.15
Vefpiont Public Service—
4.15%
preferred " (quar.)
6-1
25c
(quar.)
Bank
A
6-
Electronics
7-2
50c
,
6-
Central
Co.—
B
6-
investment
(quar.)
2
Light—
Central
6-18
.
8
7-
(quar.)
preferred A
5.48%
1
42c
.
6-
Telephone Co., common (quar.)
5.44%
.
.
Corp.
Class
C
5-24
&
preferred
Central
(quar.)
Brown-Forman
6-30
&
Corp.
Petroleum
6-30
dividend
8-
2
87 %c
Steel
$5
5-31
8-15
1
7-
(quar.)____
Central
4
33c
Glass, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
Power
6-11
6-
55C
preferred
6-11
6-22
(quar.)—
Penn-National
4.20%
6-6
6-
41c
(quar.)
$1.35
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.,
t34%c
from
4%
8
6-15
7-2
2
$1
Maine
Central
6-25
Ltd.—
Brockway
J31%c
Science
6-
6-11
2
Quarterly
1
2
2
7-
19c
Central
6-18
7-
7-
$1.23
6-15
6-
8
Service—
7-
6-29
(quar.)
6-
6-11
(initial)
6%
' 30c
6-20
2
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)...
5-11
,
5-15
$1.16
6-11
v
6-15
$1.12%
preferred
American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shill¬
ing, one pence for the year ended Sept.
30, 1961 free of British income tax)—
British
Public
preferred
8
7-
(quar.)
common
4.60%
10c
8
$1.08%
3.50%
t$1.50.
6-
preferred
Central
of
■
8
1
$1.18%
8-21
25c
6-
7-
25c
11-19
83/4%
1
(quar.)
$2.50
tax
6-
7-
$1.12%
1
15c
>6-25
Electric—
&
(quar.)
common
8
tlOc
11-30
split
6-15
30c
$1.75
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)
2%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ayrshire
Collieries
(quar.)
2-for-l
a
common
American
5%%
Stock
6-16
6-
preferred
5.9c
6-30
Illinois
4.92%
British
1
6-
6-30
7%
Axe
6-15
approved
was
Department
British-American Oil, Ltd.
6-14
6-30
10-
t43%c
America
6-30
10c
Light & Power—
(quar.)...
Stratton
33/4%
5-21
6-11
2%
dividend)...
6-15
15c
__
(quar.)__
Electric
4%
3iy4c
(initial)
Co._____
Brass
British
1
30c
Automatic Canteen Co.
approve
&
Bristol-Myers
6-15
6-15
7-16
50c
(quar.)
Okla.)
split
6-29
6-30
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
Gas,
Mfg.
Bristol
6-29
1
25c
;
(Tulsa,
New
87y2c
6-29
7-19
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
Central
5-17
75c
25c
(quar.)
7-27
30c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
40c
preferred
6-
$10c
Central
preferred
&
Brillo
5-24
4
4y2%
5% %
Traction
(C.)
Briggs
Rio
Central Illinois Light Co.,
6-15
6-15
7-23
5-21
8-15
$1.24
2
7-
6-12
1
(quar.)
6-15
8
9-
(quar.)
2
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Oils.
Ltd
preferred
6-15
30c
6-15
2
(quar.)
7-
8
5-29
7-
preferred
7-
1
6" "
6-13
15c
preferred
preferred
5-25
2
6-15
'
6%C
(quar.)
4.96%
6-15
35c
6-
4.75%
6-15
$1.37%
5-17
(quar.)
preferred
Foundry Co.
35c
(quar.)
5-17
6-12
4.35%
$1.50
Publications
5.28%
2nd
4.64%
prior pfd.
6-12
6-20
1
6-29
9-
6-15
6-20
6-
11c
Stock dividend
8
30c
Insurance
'
6-20
preference
Bridgeport
5-24
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend)
6-29
6-18
80c
(stock
1
(quar.)
6-29
4j/2%
6-15
(quar.)
6-15
6-1
2
7-
2
6-6
$1.06y4
Massachusetts
Class
Quarterly
Quarterly
Atlas
6-15
6-29
25c
(initial)
com.
6 %
6-15
-
2
15c
common
Industries
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
Lodges
Chemical
6-29
34c
common
7-
Products
Central Hudson
5-31
40c
;
3V2%
Paper Corp.,
Breskin
5%
_
Atlantic
8
5c
:__
(quar.)
Atlantic
6-
2
15c
1
(quar.)
RR.,
7-
37j/2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
$1.25
.
Acceptance
6-
30c
(quar.)
_____
City Electric
4
5c
(s-a)
Atlantic
5-
6-13
25c
Corp
Associated Transport—
6% conv. preferred (accum.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Atlantic
5
J30C
__
]
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
preferred
1
6-15
35c
Spring
5%
6'
12 %c
com.
$1.75
Utilities
Inc.
Brazilian
6-15
]
,
__
Central
<
.
12y2c
Final payment less British income
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
6-15
12 %c
preferred
Food
2
$1.37
(quar.)
..
Associated
7-
$1.08
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Associated
2
3
Brewer
$1,.18
___,
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
1
7-2
Co.—
Stockholders
7-
'
Co.
6-
6-15
6-15
Fund—
27c
;
_
(quar.)
Industries
Arwood
4
Boston
5-25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Gas
Central-Del
(quar.)—
2y2-for-cne
the
Public
7-16
.
Arundel
6-
Light—
Western
by
8
25c
Armstrong Cork Co., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Paint & Varnisn (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber
(quar
Arnold
6-
6-15
t$0.011
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Club
Corp.,
Edison
Proposed
Norcan
$1.16%
(quar.)
6-
—
(quar.)
preferred
Boston
25c.
Power
preferred
preferred
4.32%
1
50c
Gas, common
preference (quar.)
conv.
6-
6-15
Louisiana
4.65%
preferred
Arkansas Power &
1
6-15
held
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
=
12 %c
Anthony Pools, Inc.
(quar.)
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.)
Arizona
6-15
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boise
Cascade Corp.
(quar.)
Bond Stores Inc. (quar.)
;
6-22
distribution
8
25c
(quar.)
&
6-30
Oils,
nreferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co;, 5%%
25c
Stock
6-
(quar.)
35c
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. (N. Y.)
Quarterly
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd. new (initial)
6-30
Quarterly
Anchor
___
8
3%
(quar.)
Anchor
___
6-
Company
(quar.)__
Post Products (quar.)
Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)__
$4 preferred
(quar.)
:
Andrea Radio Corp.
(quar.)
Anglo American Exploration, Ltd—
6-30
10c
1
7-
$5c
V" 6-30
dividend)
1
6-
37%c
Steel Products
7%
6n
2
25c
(quar.)
Celanese Corp. .of America, com.
4y2% preferred A (quar.)
,6- 8
2
7-
40c
;
Extra
9
Ceco
1
7-
75c
A
25c
7-
Bell,
6-15
6-
15c
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—•
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
Cassier Asbestos, Ltd.
(quar.)—
6
1
Co.
10c
Corp.
7%
Mfg.
preferred
6-
2
U5C
—
(quar.)
Metal
6-
_
(stock
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin Inc.
(quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, 6%
preference
Blue
7-16
15c 1
(quar.).
preferred
4.25%
6-27
(quar.)
(From net investment income)
.6-
(quar.)
Merchandising,
class
A
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
5.60%
4-15
4-30-63
class
Carriers & General Corp.
25c
Blackman
Blaw-Knox
1-15
15c
Decker
12V2C
(quar.)
2
A
Corp.,
$1.50
(quar.)
class
Co.
Carolina
7-16
10-16
6-30
(quar.)
(s-a)
Gypsum Co.
Steel
7-31
10-31
1-31-63
Co.
Carnation
2-8
6-15.
(quar.)
Leasing
40c
Electronics
Company
B
\
9
60c
Bibb
8
7-
(quar.).
Amphenol-Borg
Anaconda
preferred
Bergstrom Paper,
6-11
7-
Capital City Products (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg.'(quar.)
11-
B
(quar.)
Gown Co.,
$2.25
6-22
5c
8-10
3
9-
6-15
7-
8c
Cap
&
6-30
6-15
6-29
75c
5-22
$1.25
6-29
$4.50
Class
5-22
6-11
10c
;
(s-a)
6-29
(quar.)
Metal
preferred
5
90c
9
1
6-29
t$2
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd.
Canal-Randolph Corp.
(quar.)
Cannon Mills,
common
(quar.)
8%
8-
$$1
common
Ltd.—
6-11
J55c
(quar.)
_
25c
(quar.)
preferred
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Inc.
Canada
(quar.)
Beneficial Finance, common
$1.50
Surety (N. Y.)
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
American Thread Co., 5% pfd. (s-aU
6%
of
6-
(quar.)
com.
8-
25c
(s-a»_
Corp
6-15
1
5-25
20c
Corp.
30c
" v.
6-20
20c
Corp.
1
50c
6-15
20c
6-
15C
2
6-15
6-15
$25c
preferred
preferred
6-
7-
20c
6-25
American
Tobacco,
Isle
5%
.__
Sugar Refining
preferred (quar.)_
Title
Telephone Co.
Belle
1
(quar.)
American
American
Intercontinental
1
__
4%
6-25
2
3
Commerce—
(quar.)
25c
_________
$1.25
Co.
Co.
American
4%
6-
;
4
'
Oil Cos.,
77-
$$1.25
of
15c
:
Bethlehem
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
14%
_
(quar.)
6-20
Class
(initial
preferred
American
5%
of Rec.
J75c
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
,
(quar.)
Co.—
6-11
6%
Holders
J75c
A
Canadian International Power,
1
45c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
(quar.)
6-11
3
7y2c
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
3
3-1-63
6-15
(quar.)
7-
7-
15c
Common
$1.25
Y.)
6-11
12-* 3
20c
(N.
6-15
6-
15c
2
Sanitary—
7- 2
pfd.
6%
class
Bank
Imperial
Quarterly
7- 3
When
Payable
t45c
Ltd.,
Oil,
Machine,
6-15
50c
43%C
Co.
preferred
preferred
American
J.)< (quar.)
_
7-
12-20
Canadian
15c
$1
,
5-31
Common
$1.25
:
.
6-15
Common
8
30c
_
;
3rd
(N.
...
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
2nd
5%
Co.
6-
$1.25
.
Ice
7c
American deposit receipts
(final)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
Extra
Husky
Canadian
t35c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Group,
Canadian
6-8
35c
(quar.)
6-20
Seal-Kap—
5%
Beecham
$1.25
Chemical,
Re-Insurance
American
&
RR.
6-8
7-2
t25c
8%C
(quar.)_
.
.
Common
Creek
7-2
$40c
(quar.)
Diskinson
Beech
(quar.)
common—
(quar.)
preferred
Per
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4%
(quar.)
&
A
$1.40
Inc.
9
Share
Name of Company
50c
Distilling
Co.
50c
$4, preferred
A
(quar.)
$5
special
preferred . (quar.)
Radiator
B.)
Lumber
25c
I- /!
(quar.)_
5%
&
(James
Beaver
Holders
Payable of Rec,
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
Beauty Counselors.
Lines—
5%
American
6-20
.
5c
,
News
5-31
Y.)—
5c
American
American
6-15
20c
Insurance
____^
Potash
Beam
Becton
__:
preferred
(quar.)
Lomb, Inc., common
(quar.)
Cigars
When
Share
Beech-Nut Life Savers
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
Company
preferred
Bayuk
6-15
C.)
quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Motors
4%
Class
(quar.)
(initial
National
Bausch &
Illinois—
5c
American
Ametek,
6-14
6-20
Meter Co.—
American
Per
Name of
6-14
10c
of
preferred
New common
Ampco
2
20c
Corp
Co.
cjemi-annual
7 %
7-
6%C
(quar.)
Mercury Insurance
American
6%
5-28
5c
American
New
6-11
12c
(monthly)__
(2705)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
Extra
5%
When
Share
"
6-29
6-14
t7c
6-21
5-31
6-18
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
,
Monday, June 11, 1962
(2706)
of Company
Name
15c
preferred (quar.)
;—
—Coleman Engineering— ..
6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
:—ii—
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.o0 pfd. (quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone (ciuar.)
Color Craft Products
(quar.)
4V*%
6-12
6-12
5-25
Fuel & Iron—
Bank
6-
6-30
6-13
Detroit
6-29
6-
5c
7-
2
6-15
10c
7-
2
6-15
7 Vic
1
(quar.)_______r
&
Devoe
Raynolds
$3 pfd.
(s-»)-
Interstate
68 %c
Gas,
6-
8
6-30
6-15
Dialight Corp. (initial),
Diamond Alkali;Co.,;$4 preferred. (quar.)_„-
31 v-jc
v
(quar.
common
6-30
2c
6-30
6-15
Diana
.7-1
6-15
preferred (quar.)
$1.33%
5.35%
preferred (quar.) __________—
10c
Commerce Drug Co.
—
—_
—
40c
Commercial Credit Co.
(quar.)—
'20c
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (quar.)—i
20c
Commercial Solvents Corp. (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co.—. ...
'.-.J..v ''
30c
Common (increased-quar.)
-v
$1.31 Vi
5.25% preferred (quar.)
,
___
5%
7-
1
7-16
6-
6-15
6-
6-22
1
.6-29
5-29
;:XV"
unitiai-quar.)
Inc.
Trust
Realty
8j
8C i
'
■'
(quar.)
preferred
5.72%
Life
Confederation
Life
Insurance
'
Inc>,
Dome
8
Dominion
Dairies.
6-
.
6-15
24c
...
„
1
Dominion
Fabrics
1
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
Dominion
Glass
10-
1
9-20
Dominion
Steel,
"6-12
Dominion
Stores.
25c
7-
40c
/
Com. (quar.)—
(quar.)_;—
6-14
2
■
1
6-
Dominion
.
Donaldson
4
8-
1
7-
$1.2017
8-
1
7-6
7-
6
6-15.
27 Vic
(initial)—
pfd. series A
convertible
7-6-
$1.31 V'4
series?*,, -"t
prererreo
5-
8-
25c
p
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)
1
—
Doughboy
6"
Consolidated
Cnrp.
Foods
Ltd.
Consolidated
Paper
Consolidated
Rock Products
dividend
Stock
Corp.,
(quar.)——
(quar.)
West
Consolidation
Coal
(increased
preferred
preferred
preferred
Baking
Can
40c
Co.,
(quar.)
Stock
'
Steel
Coffee
Cook
Corp.
Co.
(stock
6-13
6«'5«.
4r.20%
6-13;{
6-13'
1%
Life
7-
■
55c
.
.
.
$$1.30
(s-a)
•6-15
5-25
6-29
6-14
8c
,_
(Del. )—~
Credit
M-G, Inc.—
Class
A
5-16
'
6-29
Zellerbach
Steel
Crucible
5V4%'
Cuban
Corp.
of
Co.
preferred
American Sugar
•>
6-19
6-15
J,
6-15
Eastern
5-31
'
.
2
6-20,
.
2
5-25
.
J.
*
6-4
6-14
8-
1
"7-14
8-
1
1
8-
6-15
5-16
7-
3
7-
2
20c
6-29
El
6-11
Day
5%
.;
'
6-
5
6-
'
5
&
Delaware
;
Delaware
Railroad
.
Denault
Limitee,
Denison
Mines.
■6-
5
5
6-
6-15
5-31
7-17
6-30
6-15
10-
5
9-
5
7-
2
25c
7-
2
2%
7-31
7-
6
$1.50
v
(quar.)_
8-1
7-
6
7-
2
6-1
7-
2
6-
50c
*
,
-
90c
i
Natural
Common
6-
6-15
Fraser;
1
Friden,
(quar.)
50c •'
.7
«
5
5-24
6-12
5-31
'
-
7-
$1.06 Va
1
common
-
6-15
6-15
5-16
Gannett
6-15
5-16
6-12
5-31
15 V2C
6-15
(7-1
2
5-25
5-25
Gas
1
7-
1
5-25
7r
1
5-25
$1.35
7-1
5-25
•
■
(quar.
( quar. )
■*>
6-30
12-28
12-
3
6-
1
'
6-15
6-15
6-11
5-31
*
V
7-16
New
common
2
deposit
quar.)
receipts
6-20
6r
5
"
6-15
6-
5
:
ElwelkParker
>3
>
6-15
'
6-20
6-30
6-15
Empire
Empire
$1.50
>
7-
1
6-15
6-15
6-
1
7-
3
„
1 ViC
7-
9
7-
5
1V4C
10-
8
10-
4
6-15
6-
1
r
—
25c
,
50c
7-
2
6-15
30c
6-28
$1
(s-a)
7-
2
,
6-15
6-
6-
common—--—
6-
,
t50c
8
,
10-
1
Box
General
Cable
'
.
7-
General
6-15
6-1
General
fi-U
5-21
6-15
20c
6-15
*
:,. 10c
" *:
$3.75
5-29
5-31
General
General
1
$4.75
5-23
6-29
645
6-11
2
40c
6-19
61
$50c
(auar.)__
Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
;
Exquisite Form Brassiere (Canada), Ltd.—
6% 1st conv* preference series A (quar.)_'_
7-
,
,
8
General
.
General
:
7-
2
6-
8
6-30
$15c
6-
1
-6-15
6-
1
'
(quar;)__
'35c
u.
'
-
3V4%
}
Factor.
preferred
(Max)
6c
,(quar.)___l
;;
Co., class A_____-„_.
.81 Vic/
15c
•
6-30
6-15
Industries-
Inc.,
.
pfd.
20c
4quar.)_———
$1.25.
1 50c
$1.25
93%c
5-15
Telephone
Co.
of
California—
(quar.)_——
-
5-31
6- 8
6-15
6- .1
1
5-24
6- 5
6-15
;
Corp.,, common (quar. )——
(quar.)-.
preferred (quar.) _;———
—
Portland
Cement
(quar.)———-• 30c •
Precision Equipment, eom.
(quar.)---; 30c-.,
preferred (quan.)—
,—_—
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)——1—i— '
40c
Railway Signal Co.- (quar.)—-l__—- 30c
Refractories
(reduced quar.)—_—10c
Motors
preferred^
6- 5
.
6-14
30c
*
—
5%
7-1
6-19
8- 1
8-1
6-30
6-15
9-15
6-15
7- 2
6-26
-
,
,
„•
6- 8
5-14
7-2
7- 2
6- 8
5-28
8-30
5-28
6-12
6- 5
..
25c
General Telephone Co. Of FLorida, common..
62Vac
$1.25
prefeiu-ed
(quar.)
^—_•_*<
,31V4e
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)"__i__
!—
32V2C
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—33c
$1 preferred" (quar.)_'__—:
—_*.
*25c
5%
'
>
common
$1.60
General
6-20
3
(quar.-)_
Fireproofing Co. (incr.-quar.)__—--
$5 preferred
6-
7-
40C-
General
6-8
.6- 5.
6-1,
6-15
,
6-22
7-25
6-15
General
-
7-2
6-15
25c
50c
35c
General Finance Corp.
5-21
„
Corp. (quar.)—;——Co. (quar.)-_>—
(annual)——:———-
Oil
6-15
6-11
10c
^
6-29
6-15
6-11.
2c
50c
$1
5c
6-15
.6-15
- -* -
—•
Crude
"
Corp.,
(quar.)—_
6-12
.
6-29.
7* 1 ,
7- 2
7- 2
—
7-20
/'•
,7- 2
.6-15
6-29
•
Co., Inc
10?
(quar.)—
56V4C
(quar.)——10c
General
Mills,
„
6- 8
30c
Products
Electric
_
6-30
Coil
4
_
10c
convertible
Corp.,
7- 5
-8-15
6-12
(quar.)—/
Co.
6-30
12 Vic
■<
;
,
7- 2
General
6-
5C
;
-S- J
6^1
6.-28
$1.12Va
6-20
6-15
87 ViC-
•
(increased
2
22V-C
,
Excelsior
FMC
/
:
Candy-Corp... (reduced)_<_____——-Cigar Co. (quar.—-—-
General
General
Jnc.
Y.)
./ *
preferred- (quar.)—
41c
,
(N.
1st
45c
(mcr.-quar.)
'
;
,
" / ■
(initial)-
Insurance,
Corp.
15c
.
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)_
Resistpr Corp.. 90o conv. pfd, .(quar.T
Erlang.er Mills, common (quar.)
Corp.
^
•
6-30
6- 1
6- L
6-$5
2%
——-.•*'
—
',20c
.
.
__.
4 .4
ExrCell-O
General
6-15
60c
r
&
Excelsior
,
6-15
10-19
-
(quar.)
Transportation
American
5-29
7-11
20c
Eurofund,
,
6-11
$ 15c
(quar.)
1
6-15
6-20
7-
com.
■/'
Erie
8
10c
2
Electric,
State ,Oil
Co.—
•
General
Special
Erie
*
1
-5-28
15c
;
(quar.)
class A common
5-31
,
District
Corp.^ com.
6-29
6- 1
6-15 * 6-1'
6-21 •- 5-31
7- 2
6-29. /" 6-14
j- '
6-25
5-29
6-30
6-15
7- 2
6-15
6-30.
6-15
6-15 / 5-31
6-25. •,. 6-5
.
$$1.25
$$1.38
!,$25c
25c
"_
Investor^—
American
6-29
9%
•
A
Air.Freight Corp., (quar.)(quar.)
E'pko Shoes
7-
$1
,
Electric
(quar.)
Bancshares
4%
Semi-annual
1
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)_„
Emery
General
1
T- 2
"6- 1
6-15
^6-30
5-31
..7-10
-7- L./..
., 7-1
.,7-1. -
^
$45c '
preferred
6-15
$1.62
Emhart Mfg. Co.
Emerson
5-15
6-
•
•;
General American Investors
6-15
25c
(final)
Co.—
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)_
25c
Acceptance
Stock dividend
5-28
6-^.8
'
k
,
(increased)—
Cov Ltd., com.
5-18
6-15
25c
,
:_
,.
45c
(quar.)
^preferred
$.4.50
,
Electric
6-30
Co.
.
Power
General
(quar.)
14c'
5C
;/ 50c
>
(quar.)
General American Oil Co. of Texas (quar.)__
15c
.
5-28
.
,
12V2c
class A (initial)-(quar.)
____
(Columbus, Ga.)— ;
.
,/.
General
40c
pfd." (initial)
,
&
Mills,
6-15
-
5-18
6-15
645
7/16
5 /2C
5c '
$1.50;
(quar.)
Co./(quar.)—______
6-7
8
6- 5'
5-25
5- 1
6-15
7-10
6-15
.
common
General
5-15
7-
5-31;
-
V_I—,'*
5.V2%
preferred (quarJ—.—_____—
Mines, Ltd.- (quar.>___—
Gas-
Ltd.—
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
7% preferred (s-a)
7-16
50c
*
conv.
(initial
Water
Elliot-Automation,
American
6%
Consolidated
(quar.
6-
6-21"
30c
.
Co., class A
6-25
60c
,
(quar.")__:
(quar*
Corp.,
Elizabethtown
.
6-1
(
Corp.
Elizabethtown
7
(quar.)—/'•••
Mfg.
(Julius)
Light
5%
-
25c
(quar.X__
Autolite: >(quar.)
Share ,Co.
111.)---
Gsco
r •32 Vac
6-15
27%c/«
—
—
(Springfield
B .preferred
Knitting
Gatineau
"
Gas .Co.—
5-18
/'
/
■
^
^
class
class
Corp.,
Common
5-25
$1.18
$1.34
;
7-
CJo.,
Garland
GaTrett
$1.12 Va
5-18 5_18e,
.
income)—1
A (monthly)_______
from
Corp.,
Garfinckel
75c
$1.03
(quar.>_Ji_i___
Stop Nut Corp, of America
Electrosolids
.
(Quarterly
Futterman
7-
•'„■*
•
—_
Refining Co.,-common
$15c'
________
'
5-18
5c "" 6-15/
6- 1;
3% '
6-15 ' / 6- 1
20c
7-20 •; 7-10
683/4C ;' 7- 1,
6-20 •
25C' " 6-15
5-15
: 25c• - - 6-20
6-11
(quar.)—
common
Insurance
California
of
7-16
22 VaC
.
6-15 ;
6-15
6-15
6-15
dividend)
$?FiC
(quar.)
6-25
8-13
6-7
5-25
7- t'nrr'r6-20
(quar.)_-_
45c
Fruehauf Trailer Co/V(quar..)____l—t
30c
Fuller .(George A.):Co.
(quar.)___——i—
' ,45c
Fundamental Investors, Inc.--- •".'' : '
•-/ j ; ;/
6-12 *
3
6-15
6-20
6- 1
6-18
.
L_——
(quar.)
Life
Frontier
.
"'7-
7Vic
common
Co.,
/Frosst : (Charles E.) '&
(quar.).
Bond
Frantz
4 6-8
6-15
r
5-31
7- 26-12 * 7- 1
6-13/
9-5 ^
7-1
6-15'
5c
7- 2
Mfg." (ouar;f_L__^_—
—_—T;//. '20c '/ 7-1
Compahies, :Ltcl.
(quar.)___
$30c
7-30"
Inc> (quar.)r_—I.
«/ •>
15c
6-21
Fri'tizi
$25c
5-31'
6- 1
6- 1
5% :./' -7-13
.
*
Glass
CorpI:
Corp.
(Stock
;
f
'.«■ r 45c
common
Co.-,
Fram
Franklin
1
&
dividend
Fostoria
8-
(stock dividend)—
Machinery Co. (quar.)
/ 5%%
preferred A (quar.)___
Foster-Wheeler
Corp.
(quar.)
.'
$1.75
-
Steel
Foster-Forbes
6-28
-'
■
•.
...
6-15
!'_*.*!—$1.25
20c
"
6-15
'
7- 2
income)
investment
WPrth
'
/
.
5-31
5-24
6- 8
7-2
6-20
6-11
6-11
,
.
Forest ' City .Enterprises—'5c'.:.
Stock dividend
:
'
—
' "1%
6-15
7 Vac
(quar.>---
(quar,)_:
_i^
Steel
(quar.)
Electrolux
...
(quar.)
/'
Stock
6-15
18c
Electric
Electric
Electric
5
12»/,C
'
>7-4
dividend)—
/.....r.
Ltd.—
•-
:—-—.-r—*.3c
6-20
Florida Power : Corp.
(quar._—s—
VY24c
6-20 -1
Florida Power & Light, com., (incr.. quar.)_'_
,
30c J
6-19
'
Flying Tiger Line, 5% pfd. A- (s-a)——— .
25c - ! 6-20 ~
Food Giant Markets, com.
(stock dividend) . r / 2% • : 6-29
' 4%
/preferred
(s-a)20c
8- 1
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.) —- y $$1.25 . '
6-15
;
Foremost Dairies,
common
10c
7- 1"
4V2 % nreferred (quar.)
:——
•
56V»c
7-1
6-8
15o
(quar,)
Stores,
J75c
Inc.
Ltd.,.
A
Paso
Elastic
,
*
Co.
Foods
'
6-15
Company, • common, (quar.)
(From
R-31
,■
6-30
■
10c-
preferred (quar.)
Sault
6-29
(quar.)
Inc.
Deltown
-—^4—'
(s-a)___
Co.-
10c
—
:
Fund.
Eelctric
5
93 %c
(111.)
Delaware & Hudson Co.,
Delta
7-
.7-
Iron
Corp.
(quar.)
Company .(quar.)
V
$1.50
0
Corp.
12 ViQ
De-Sta-Co.
Deere
Baler
50c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
preferred
Paso
El
6- 8
6-20
10c
Malleable
1
'(Delaware)--rv
20c
Co... (quar.)
preferred
-
6-29
$$1,75
,
r
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
30c
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
DeMun Estate Corp. (quar.)
.;50c
> '■/
Inc.
preferred
4c
Mines
Dayton
Laboratory,
$5.40
50c
(quar.)
•
6
-
.
.
(.quar,)
50c
;
Cigar Corp. (quar.)—
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
B-15
Electric Storage Battery Co.'(quar.)
G.
conv,
6
6-15
«
(s-a)--i'
—
Co.
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Abbey (s-a)
Cyprus Mines Corp. (quar.)
6%
4'
6 S-A
;
6-15
31 Vic
)
(quar.
(quar.)__i
$4.72
50c
A
lOe-
common
___4
preferred: (quar.)
i__.—$1
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__—
$1.12% ;•
$2.25 preferred B
(quar.)_
:
,—
56V4C
Florida: Growth Fund— ?
■
-■/ • . ■. .
•
caecum.)4—
Co:,
6- 1
c
.
'$4
-
Cutler-Hammer
Frere, Ltd., class
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Flintkote
4
*
6-15'
50c
&
7-1
4
•
1<
Electric
Cypress
David
6
■
1
6-29
40c
;
3% % preferred A (quar.)
Machine Specialties, Inc.
7-1
(quar;)_
15c
(quar.)
Drug Stores (quar.)
(Helene). Industries
(See Helene Curtis Ind.)
Danly
52 ViC
(quar.)
Curtis
Darling (L. A.)
6
6
6-
$5.36
Cunningham
W.
1
6r
preferred
6-20/
Dana
7-
-
9'
$4.12' preferred
IV/2C
A
6 .-4
517/8C
.35c-'
$4.50
.....
9-17
Class
1
7-
Edgewater
6-18
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
7-
-
-
6-15
.
.
2
A
1
7-
I
Corp./ (quar.)>.
Eddy-Paper, Ltd.,
,
9-28
Class
6 ,;4
7-
50c
46 %c
*
7-
common
6- •t 4
Fort
Kodak
5-31
6-15
7- 6
15c
_—
7- •10
,
1
8
preferred
4V4%
Co.—
(quar.)
7-25
7-
31c
6-
Edison Bros.
,
$1.75
A
7- •10
7-25
87 Vic
8
6-
,
.
1
4Va%
6-12
7-10
?
$1.75
Class
9
7-
B
6-15
6-15
—
52 Vic
*
Edison
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright! Corp.,
$1.12%!
-
:
Corp.—
7- 2
>
•
51 Vic
common
7- 1/ ^6-15
.«
(monthly)—
City) (s-a)
Forest;Laboratories; Inc.
Economy
;
(quar.)
Engine Co.
5-28
7-
(accum.)__!__
v
(Kearney,;' :'
Banking & Trust
6-8
Ecuadorian
7-14
.
preferred
Cummins
6-14
Corp.
Pont"
-
(stock
;'6-29
6-1
.
6-15
- 6-15
v
v /
f15c
Republic Corp. of America
Security Corp. (Salt Lake
5-31-
Steel
35c
/(quar.)__—
National Stores
6-28
Economics
..
6-25
6-11
7-15
$1.31Vi
I
First
6-22
$1.50
Potash-
Washing Machine
3% :1st pfd. series A
preferred
(quar.)
First Pennsvlvania
,6-29
•'
Assn. Inc.,
(quar.)__;
—
55c
•
1
7-15
"7- 2
/ 7- 1
"6-30
50c
30c
'
9c : :
First
• •
50c ;
Stock dividend
'
2% •
First Southern Co.
!——
V
5c
First Trenton National Bank (N. J.) (quar.)
50c *
Fisher Foods, Inc., common (quar.>—' 0 < 25c "
$5 preferred :(quaf.)_l
*—$1.25
Fisher Governor (quar.)
—.—
22Vzc
Fishman (M. H.) Co.
(stock dividend)
"
3% /
Fittings, Ltd.; class A
(s-a>___—>—$30c
Fleming Co;, new common (initial)—.—>___
-10c
First
5-25 /
5%'
Easy
5-30
6-15
approve
5-25
nr
.
-
Gas
6-30
/ 7- 2
'
Construction—
—:
a
two-for-one split
(quart)
preferred
5-25
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f
;
5-31
•
; 6-15
75c
-
J.)
6-15
States
$3.60
.6-20
7%
Inc.
Du
—"—4—-.
-
$6 -preferred
-
,
7 %
Culligan,
of
$7 preferred A
;6- 1
•
45c
(quar.)
Stockholders
8
6-16
(quar.)
Natural
Racing
preferred
v$i
50c
-
'
"
(accum.)__
Eastern
'c 6- 1
$25c
(quar.)
6-
2
>7- 2
& Fuel
Lime
Class
com.
60c
6-28
40c
-
preferred
Easterh-Stdin-less
-
25c
(quar.)—.
1
7-
.
.
6-15
50c
(quar.)-—i-First National Realty &
•
9-10
15c
/
6-
5-24
N.
Company
Eastern
8
6-
15c
America,
conv,
'
30c
.
prior pfd. (quar.)
Zellerbach (Canada)
(quar.)
Crown
...
16-15
65c.
conv.
Crown
n
6-15'
•
6-30
35c
.
8
6-11
-
6-15
" 40c
J.)—r
River, :N.
Trust
National) Bank; &
First
-
6-
;
5-18
5-31
.
.
.7-16 '
:
———-—»
—_—
Gas
Eastman
$15c
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)—
Crouse-Hlnds Co. (quar.)
Crown, Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—
$2
,•
6-29
7-
B
6-21
-
4
(Toms
Bank
6-15
(
V5CTC
(quar.)___4-_4l_——;
Z
:.**
i 40c
Associates; com. (quar;/:
preferred
(quar.)
_1L. f;. $1.12Vst~
Eastern Life Insurance Co. of N. Y.—*/'
1
f ^ Stock
dlvidehd
4—.<„.;V 3.% ;>
."./",
Crossett
Corp.—
Tennessee
Eastern
6-15
,
9-29
7-
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)_
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Fran.)—
Quarterly
1
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
(quar.)
T—/
•
Sulphur ' &
Eastern
5-25
6-29
12 Vic
quar.)
2
Invest:
Business
Small
Quarterly..
$1.75
Pennsylvania RR. ,(s-a)-
East
,
'
~
__
Creole
Class
6-
,
6-15
3c
-;;
>
1
(initial
8
6-14
12 V-ic
(quar.).,
2-
7-
8-21
*.6-,5. /
,
'
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Motors
Kootenay Power Ltd.—-
East
5-31
50c
Y.)
N.
East
5-22-
6-21'
6-29
6-20
20c
(quar.)
7-
6-15
..
-
9- 1
>•
75c
(quar.)—-..... 37VaC
——
'40c
Y.>
((juar.)_/___
CO.
National
First
5-25
6-15
35c
,
7- L
27c
28%c
27c
National Bank:
Quarterly
6-15
____4
convertible
7 %- preferred
25C
—
1
2
"
6-11
,/,
-
6-
7-
10-12
10-31
•
12 '/a C
,
-—
rDynamics Corp', of America, $1 pref.
25c
15c
Inc.
1
6-,
'
6c
(Boston)
5-%
-r
Duval
50c
,
.
——_
.
Dui'0-Test
,
1
6-12
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corporation
dividend
6-
2
% 5-31
—
(quar.—*
7-26
1
6-29
-
B
8-
6-15
t
A
5-28
6-15
tlOc
Crain (R. L.)
Ltd. (quar.)___
$10c
Quarterly.
'___
15c
Crampton Mfg. Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)—.
50c
Crane Company, com. .(quar.)—*.—___
——
93%c
3%% preferred (quar,.)——-—.—_______1''
Crawford Corp. (quar.) J
:
r; 7Vic
Class
'
6-
6-11;
3%
(quar.).*
Class
Dura
6
6-30
12 Vic
(quar.)__
Insurance
Credit'Finance' Service,
2
40c
(quar.)
dividend)
International Corp..
—
County National Bank (Middletown,
Chemical
7
2
7-
7-
:
.
-
(Boston)!. (quar.' '.
First National Bank
(Chicago)<quar.)
/
First Natiorial-Bank'(Jersey City) (quar.)— „ .
First National Bank: of Oregon (Portland)-—
..
2
8-1
30c
preferred < (quar.)
preferred
Stock
Coty
Coyles
"
7-
■
.
,
-
•
(quar.
Trust (N,
&
Bank
Connecticut
First
First
8-1
7-14
;
(quar.)
(quar,)—*:_____:':u_4_
$2.10 preferred
12 y2c
5-16
,
40c '*
—
:
preferred
4,15%
.;
7-11
50c
preferred
(quar-.)__
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
(,
8
6-
6-26
:
1
6-15.
4: 20c
.•
i
4%-
6-.5
;
3
8-
,
25c
(quar.)
Light Co., common
3.75%
5.
6»
j
.7.-16
7-13
;
T, '3%,,:'
preferred
6-15
7-
6-30
..
L
20c
share
each
(quar*)-^
preferred
$3.60
Duauesne
6-15
Bottling Co. of New England
Craftsman
1
$4.50
6-15
5-22
I
8-
$1.34
held-
common
,16 Vic
A——
(quar.)——
Oopperweld Steel (quar.)
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
Corporate Investors, class A
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (quar.)—
Cott
7-
for
31 Vic
^
.V
(Toronto)
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
1
stoclc
6-15
2
7-14.
•
*
(quar.)
.
com.
6-29
7-
...
(quar.)
common
Company authorized
half share, of its General
'
6-15
1
7-
Co.,
6-15
—
(NY)
Co.
Continental Life Insurance
Continental
7-
93%c
.
1,
Industries—
Steel
Insurance
6-
6-15
1 Vi %
&
:
,'
6-21
,
7-30
.
.,425c
———
.
25c
—
—
preferred
..15c
*
Copper
dividend
8.
t,farm v, nomrn-j •':
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)——„
Continental Connector Corp.. class
Continental
8
6-21
».
6-30
t
6-15,'
?
6-19
^
,
6- 1 •
6-15 ;••< 6- 5 ••6-11 i.
Ferro Corp.1 (quar.);
.•
6-15
-6-1
Fibreboard Paper Products (quar.25c './•• 6-29 ; , 6- 8 .
Fidelity Fund, Inc. '-(quarterly derived from•
;
•••'•
current and accumulated net income)-:---. . a'>
9c- " 6-25 1 :: 5-31;r
P'iduciary Trust? Co.• (N. Y.)—
—
40c. ,.,6-20
>6- 8
Filtrol Corp.- (Del.)___—
>
45c
6-22
.5-22
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar.)_!___ :
* 20c
4 6-15
..
6- 5
Class? B (tjuar.)——"_1
—"T -!:'20c
.6-16 .
6-5
Financial Corp., of America (quar.).—
I2V2C
7- 2
6-11!
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)__
7%.c- 8-1 •
6-22
$2.25'preferred A "(quar.)——36V4C
* 8- 4
6-22
First Bank Stock Corp. '((quar.)
47V2C
6-11 ; * 5-18 •
5-28
;
;
7-16
■
.
$7.50.
pfd. (quar.;
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)-
Federal United Corp.
ments
(interim)
distribution of one-'
8
6-
6-15
45c
—;
6-
6-
;
-—
Federal National
„5-31.
6-25
.
•
—■—-
Co.1 (Newark, NJ> (quar.)
Casualty (Battle Creek)—
&
.
r
.
I
Federation
,,
—
Ifo. preferred (quar.) ;
Dunlap & Associates (quar. 1
duPont (E. I.) deNemours, com.
2
6-15
1',420c.
.
---t
.
30c
10c
/20c
Federal Paper Boanf 4.60%
1
,-
■
v
(quar.)
preferred
Industries
5.36%
r.
$1.37 %
:
(quar.)'——~
preferred
Continental
1
2
6-
$8c
—
dividend
(quar.):,
Duke .Power
-•
1
6-
,
7- 2
7-
55c
(quar.)__
common
Commercial Corp.—-
dividend
7f
25c
(quar.)
6V»%
Stock
6-14
$1.13
'
60c
5-15
6-
Co.,. 4%
6-15
„ 6-15
.6-1
.
Federal Scrdw Works—.:
UOc
(quar.)
(stock
7- 2
6-30
6-30
)
..
.
_
:LJ~
*—*• 25c6-15
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings (quar.)___
• 37Vac ,v '6-11
5-25
6-20;-
J40c
Drewrys,
6-18
8
./ 6-15
$1.04
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
$3.75
Continental
3
6-
$5c
;
(Chicago)
Assurance
preferred
7-
20c
Life
Monthly
6-15
,'6*30
t55c
,
•-
.
—
Quarterly
:
(quar/)
Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)__
—Drilling & Exploration^ Co. Inc. <s-a)_„—
8
quar.)..
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$5.50
6-
..—
(quar.)
$4.52
Continental
7-13
$1.12 Vi
$4.50
Continental
$40c
;
••
—___'
Paper Co., Ltd.
Corp.
Dresser
2
"
6-15
7 Vac./
J15C
Corp. -.(quar. )_^_^___4T———v
Chemical - Co. '(quar.)__
Draper
Co.—
Power
Continental
6-
10%
Ltd
Petroleum,
$4.16
6-30
—___
Consolidated
Consumers
$1.08
Federal
27 Vic
2 VaC
(quar.)__—
Ltd.—
Chemical,
Industries
Drackett
'oner. V
(South Africa).—_
5-18 }
5-25
'Syracuse)
,
'
.
Dover
Dow
,—
consolidated Gold Fields
>
,r
(quar.H
;
(increased-quar.)
Co.
Donnacona
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
Quarterly
6-12
3c
Ltd.. (quar.)
(quar.)
preference
$1
5-15
6-15
$1
Semi-annual
Coiv^lidfl^d *,dJR"-n Co. (N. Y.) com
$5 preferred (quar.)—
v
-4
Ltd.
Shops—
FederaP Insurance
•t22%c.-l;
(quar.)
Coal
&
...
..
/■.
common
Ltd.— >.
Steel
Ltd.
Tar &
Common
,
Securities
stanu&ra
5-25
.5%.,.
(quar.)^_______^^_r4\ ;
Ltd.,
'(quar.)-;
Common
7-
10c
—
—
6-22
Income)
Co.,
6-12
32Vic
;
(stock dividend)
&
Farmers
5-25
15c
_
.
7-16
\
-
$3c
..
Dominion Foundries .&
10c
—
*
*
,
7- 2
62l/aC
t$l
Metallurgical Corp.- (quar.)—____■' "
Traders Life Insurance—
■ •
Fansteel
5-31
,
.
10c
Diversu*ea
Consolidated
1
Extra
6-22
Co.
Corset
6-
2
7-
7-16
.
tnvzc
(quar.)__.—__——
/. t25c
Ltd.
(quar.)^_*,_4^^-;
J44c
Ltd., 5% non-cum. pfd-- J
Mines,-.Ltd.
6-
7-
Fanny Farmer Candy
Increased quarterly
1
7-13
22V2C
2%
(increased)
^
5-22
6-1
6-16
6-. 1,
6- 1
6- 1
6-22
.
—,
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
Famous Artist3 Schools
,
5-31
6-20
2%
.
r,
(Joseph) Cruoible
Dominion
J
•
Clear
Consolidated
4.12%
12-15
v
20c
.:30c
.
—~
(quar.)
common
Consolidated Coal
5?s4%
6-
5-21
.<
$5c
Extra
•
•"v:
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
1
>9- 1
'
General
Light & Power
Connecticut Water (quar.)
Connecticut
40c
r
t50C
Quarterly
Connecticut
Connchio,
6-15
9-15
12"»
6-15
$1
12 VaC.
——-
Fund—,
Stock
Dinettes, 5Inc.
Dixon
450c
/
5-15
;
dividend)
(fr^m
Semi-annually
Dixie
$50c
(quar.).
.6-20
...
,
income)—
Growth
Diversified
8
-5-18
'
8c
(initial-quar.)
com.
investment
net
5-18
6-15
6-
Family
,
.
6-20
6-
.
6-15
$1.43
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...7-
$1.37 V2
common 4quar.)
Public Service,
Community
",7-20
12 Vic
■
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Commonwealth Water Co., 5V».% pfd. (quar.)
*7- 1
1
,
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Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico,
6-15
(Walt)
Disney
6-22
.
6-
6-29
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1
8-
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5-28
6-15
Productions—
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, $30c.
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. (quar.)..
„'..V .2%-;....;
Dlvco-Wayne Corp; (stock dividend)
Diversification Fund, Ipc. (semi-annual from.
8
—
Commonwealth
new
Incr (stock
Diners Club,
6-11-
6-29
Inc.,
6-15
25c
„
1__——-4
Ltd.: (s-a)
.
Diebold,
1
8
'
$1,50
.
(reduced-quar.)_
Corp.
Mines,
Extra
6-20
6-30
.
Stores
Stock, dividend
Dickenson
6-15
6-
junior preferred (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.
Falstaff
Brewing
Corp.
(quar.)
40c
25c
(quar.)
5%
3c
$1.25
Colorado
Colorado
6-25
8
35c
8
,
6-22
'
;'
6-
62 ViC
(quar.)
B
(quar.)—
Insurance Service (s-a)
6-
•
,
6-15
6-15
6-30
7- 2.
7- 2
6-15
50c
12Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Bearing
Lanes, Inc., class A (quar.)
Whitney, $1,60 conv. pfd.
Fairmont
Foods,
common
(quar.)
Fairbanks
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
Fair
„
Co._
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
6-29
7-16
7 Vic
,
Detroit;Mortgage & Realty (quar.)_____—,—
Steel Corp. (quar.)_
Di
6-15
55c
Detroit
.
6-13
6-29
—
6-30
.
..6-20
15c
55c
(quar.) _'
Gasket & Mfg. Co.
Fafnir
6-18
40p
_
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/„
.
preferred A
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5%
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&
6-15
871/2 c
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1
18 %c
7
6-
25c
(quar.)_
Western RR.
(Augusta, Me,) (quar.> (quar.)^,„w-„_
Trust :(quar.)__
—,—Industries
Chemical
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
*
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
Depositors Trust Co.
Detrex
.
Colorado
of Company
& Rio Grande
Denver
5-25
53vac
common
Coleman Company,
Name
-
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
'
*
7- 2
6-8
6-24
6- 1
1 ■ 8-15 - -7-25
8-15
—7-25
8-15 / 7-25
.5 8-15
-7-25
Volume
195
Number 6167
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
General
$2,375
$2.do
preierred
General
preierred
General
Telephone
Co.
Common
of
The
;
7-
55c
(qqar.)__—
5.2b%
preferred
(quar.)
voting
20c
Genuine- Parts
Inc*
:
$1.25
$1.25
>
'
50c
;
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(quar.)_„
Hercules
40c
13%c v
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i
25c
:
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$4-92
preferred
(quar.)u—,
Class
,
Portland
Giant
(Henry
R.),
Trust
Girard
class
A
Corn
Exchange
i Less
'(
British
income
of
tax.
Formerly called Glaxo Laboratories
•
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp. (quar.)__,
Glass
A
Class
A
Glen
(mppthly)___;
(monthly)—:
Falls Insurance
Glenmore Distillers,
Class
-
Globe
Envelope,
&
CO.
,
Y.)
(guar.)
class
A:
Products
(quar.
Bros.,
(B.
Inc.
F.)
:—
<quar.)__—
(quar.)__
Co.
Quarterly
Gould Properties, class A
Government
G.),
Employees
(Wash-,
Life
Grace
'
6-
1
6-
6-25
i
Granite
City
Grant
Steel
(W.; T.)
3%%
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(quar.)
Company,
preferred
Homestake
Hoover
Quarterly
Life
Great
Sugar,
preferred
preferred
5%
(quar.)
:
i
__!
:.
(quar.)_
common
(cuar.)
4'A%
preferred
Greisedieck
(initial)—
5%
1
convertible
Grinnell
(Canada)
Company,
Corp.
.'
;
(quar.)—-
Power
Co., '4.6$% preferred
preferred (quar.)
States
$5.08
Utilities,
preferred
(quqr.)
$5
$4.20
Hahn
(W.
F.)_ Printing
Halliburton
12V2c
Hamermill Paper,
4V^%
preferred
4V4%
preferred
-
A
B,
'
$1.16
Extra
5-
7
v
746
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6-15
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6-12
6-12
5-18
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6-29
6-20
5%
7-31
72-
4%
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_—_ii__
6uc
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
6-30
1
4-13
25c
2
7-
2
6-15
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-11
$1.06'A
9-j 1
8-15
6-25
6-11
20c
t
$30c
3
6-
4%
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pfd.
4.60%
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from
investment
gains)
capital
Oil,-
Ltd.
of
Hanson-Van
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General,
Indiana
&
-
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class
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Kelsey-Hayes
Michigan
Harr'ee, Farms
6V2%
7-14
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7-
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6%
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l;
6-25
6-
7
6-29
6-
8
50c
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1
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2
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'
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&
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common
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Harris
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Harrisburgh
Hartford
National
Fire
Insurance
Hartford Times
Hartman
Bank
i 01 a
s
-.i
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Tobacco
Co.,
A
10c
$75c
5-31
6-28
7-
1
6-29
6-4
15c
Harvey Aluminum, class A
preference:.-
(quar.)_
6-15'
1
1
Ltd
6-29
5-31
9c
6-15
:_
,—„—.
——
.rr__J.
Co.
—
(quar.)—
—w-
(quar.)_^—____
common
(quar.)
—,
Refining (quar.)„
Copper Corp.' (quar.)—'
Dry Cleaners (quar.)_
.__T_Tr.
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)——.—
Kerite Company (quar.)
Kern County Land Co.
(quar.)—
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (qu^r.
6c
7-
6-
4c
6-15
5-24
6-11
5-18
'
:—.
■'/.
4
s
Class
1
Land
;
Fibre
4.80%
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2
6-
4
7-
2
6-
4
Assn
Investment
Bond
30c
..
.(quar.)
Mexico
4_—_
•:
$1.25
7-
1
6-11
$1.06'A
i
S.A.—
7-
1
6-11
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Bell, Ltd. ;___L._
Corp.> class
Consolidated
investment
—
,(quar.)____,
Copper (quar.)_—
from net investment income)__—
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)^—
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp
Securities
27%C '
25c
$4
30c
-
1
7-
6-
4
2
2-
Flavors
•
&
6-15
6-
1
6-12
7-30
6-
50c
6-
4
25c
2
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
7-
^—;
(quar.)'
4
Harvester;
International
Minerals, &
'
"
4%
(quar.) 1
preferred" (quar.
International
Quarterly
Nickel
Co.
common
44___
(quar.)
Knudsen
Chemipal
common
2
6*15
Class
7-
2
6-15
Class
B
6-
Class
A
•Class
B
6-15
6-15
.-*15
7-
2
5-28
35c
6-15
5-31
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4%
6-22
6-15
preferred
Kratter
Kresge
Kroger
>
6%
(S.
1
1
6-
1
?5c
6-14
6 2'Ac
6-29
6-15
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6-29
6-15
7'Ae
6-15
6-
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7-
2
6-
8
;$i
7-
2
6-
8
—
(quar.)____T—,
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—
(quar.)
S.)
pfd.
$1
6-
6-30
6-
8
8
Ltd.—
+40c
6-20
5-32
Heater
6-
6
2
6-
6
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
40c
6-12
5-22
-
SO
7-
2
6-15
$1.75
8-
1
7-16
12'Ac
6-29
6-14
6-20-
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
2
78-
14c
2nd preferred (quar.)_
Kromex
Carp,
(quar.)
Kysor
7-
$4c
—
(quar.)_
Co.
1
14C
14c
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
7%
6-30
1
912-
(quar.)
Company—
1st
6-
9-15
12-15
'
1
7-16
40c
—___
(Canada)
7-
Corp.—
1
(N.
(quar.)
Creamery
Koppers Co.,
6-26
}0c
Corp.— f
A
(monthly)
'7- 9
8
25c
'.
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Koehring Co., 5% preferred
5 Va % preferred (quar. )
Kollmorgen Corp.
(quar.)
7-
10c
6-
1
8'Ac
7-20
60c
6
5-10
7-
12 Vac
—
—
7*. 9
Inc..,
6-
6-11
45c
8'Ac
Quarterly
7*20
6-15
6-20
50c
—
I
Quarterly
90c
9
5-31
40c
t—
;
Telephone .(quar.):
Knickerbocker Biologicals,
1
6-20
5-31
6-15
6
8'Ac
Kittanning
7-16
6-15
$15c
Fragrances,.
International
Common
6-15
6-30
.] ' (New York)
6-15"
6-29
6*15
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Interior BreWeries, 'class B (s-a)i
7-
5
Co.
45c
Insurance
International
6-
7*
25c
8c
6-15'
7-16
7- 2
3%.
.
income)—,
3'
6-15
11-16
$20c
A
6-15'
-
>
(N. Y.)
v——
6-29
$2
11-30
6-15
3c
____
Kirsch
20c
Container
(From
r
shares,
dividend
49c
6-
(semi-annual from net investment
—
,
1
Series
———
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7-
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income)
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Keystone Growth Fund Series "K-2'* (semi¬
annual
$1.03
—
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Keystone
V
—
—
1st
preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1
$1.03'/s
L_„_
(quar.)_
B
Keweenaw
•
—4__,
Industries
Oil
Oil, class A
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Kewanee
5-31
20c
6-29
)i'c *
6-29
(quar;)
(quar.)
10c
6-20'
7-
5-31
746
Kent
Keyes
Insular' Lumber(quar.)'
—
Insurance Co; of the State of Pennsylvania
Increased semi-annually
6-15 ;•
6-15 '
7-15
50c
(Pa.)_
(quar.)____L-____.
prior
Co.
preferred
Kendall
6-15.
•
(monthly)Li.
'
30c
r-
$4
1
1
6-15
preierred (quar.)—.
Kerr-McGee
$30c,
Pco •
"'■■■
(quar.)
7-
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
&
.7-6.-
7-
25c
___.
Richardson,
Harris-Tetter: Super
7-20
7-
t8c
(quar.)____
1
$$0.3593%
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.
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(quar.)-'
2
L
;
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Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.):
conv.
Harrington
l.
8-14
$1
—-
from
Institutional .Income Fund—
'•
-
—;
preferred (quar.)___
$4.50
.
;
Electronic Hardware Corp.
Ingram &
_
Harding Carpets, Ltd., common
't
5y<.%
preference
(quar.)'—i
»
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$1.50
1
(quar.).—
3Va%
Kellwood
2
48c
_____—
Electric—
Electrica De
Inspiration
International—'
preference
preferred
American
;
'
8-14
9-
$1.12'A
—
——_—
Inland
~
Corp.
3 Va %
'
6-15
4
,
plus 8c
_
4Va%
(quar.)_
8-14
1
(QUgr.)
com.
:
(quar.)—
Kendall Company,
6-15
1
9*
r
(quar )
common
preierred
6-15
>
(quar.
.
Industria
;
Refractories-—
preferred
Co.,
6-30
20c
'
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4Ya%- preferred
(quar.)___
4.12%
preferred
(quar. )
Indianapolis Water—1
.*
:
5%
preferred (quar..)
;
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker
6%
L_1
Kellogg
3%%
6-15
6-30
8-14
9=
$1.05
$1.08%
Z
(quar.)
Trecker
&
12-13
7-2
(quar.)
8-14
1
:
Gas,
(monthly)—
Corp.
6-30
Boston—
:•
"(quar.)_
Co,
Company
12-28
57'/2
(quar.)-^
(quaV.)__
investment
net
Indiana
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-13
25c
._
>
1
9-
(ouar.1
Kekaha Sugar Co.,
8
683Ac
._
5-31
9-
$1
50c
._
6-20
95c
—
&
.12c
(Canada)_____1__
Incorporated .Investors :
1
quar.)_i___j;_i.-—2
on class
A aqd class
Watch,'comrpon (quar.-):
Mfg.
4
preferred
$1.25
1
,
income
Assurance
Fund
Income
-30c
(increased
Mining
6-
(quar.)
Power
6-14
'■
6-15
8
Light—
&
Natural
6-29
$1.12%
5
12'Ac
.__T___r__c._.;
(quar.)
preierred
'9-28
——
Life
(From
preferred (quar'.)___—
Hammermill Paper, common (quar.)______
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)_—__—
Happa <M. A.) Co. *(quar.)__
Hansen
preferred
$1.25
Co.
4quar.)__
Telephone
(quar.)_^
Bell
Income
convertible
Hanna
4.28%
4.32%
Kearney
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6-
(initial)—.—
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preferred (quar.)______—■___,—^-r_
Kawneer
6-15
6-15
5-
60c
Kavanau
'
25c
6-
6-15
Lignt, common (qiwf.v—
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
—rKatz Drug (quar.)—;
—•_____„_T_
•
7-
1
8*15
5%
5-31
6-15
40c
7-
75c
$1.25
Electric—
&
Kayser-Roth
•
5-11
common
4'A%
5-11
6-11
Gas
Kansas
6-11
6-25
$75c
1
6-11
25c
4.35%
.$5 preferred
5-18
V<"20c
6-
1
(s-a)
Power
Kansas*Nebraska
6-29
40c
-
1
6*15
(quar.)
preferred
f4'/a%
6-29
7-15
1
$12'Ac
_
'
6-15
7-
56'Ac
"
6-15
6-
6-
—
(quar.)__—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.),
New
32 '/2c
v.
6-29
6-15
6*15
,_.
preferred
(quar.)___.
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)i
Kansas City Southern Ry., com.
4%:
preferred
(quar.)__,_,
6-15
—
Hamilton
»
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Imperial Tobacco Co, of Canada, Ltd.— \ '
(Interim)
,
*
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,
30c
Co.,
(Calif.)
City
3.80%
4*13
6-15
13'Ac
:
long-term
'
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:
preferred
Imperial
Imperial
35 c
>
•
4
(2c
5-18
5-18
...
6-
6-15
6
7-18
5-15
8*
$20c
f
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4
3
& Kokenge
Kansas
6
2-28-63
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6-
1
6*15
$3c
8
10%
$12 VaC
8
7-10
,
Jurgensen's
5-18
15c
93 %c
,
Julian
5-25
^ I
6*$6
6-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
641
6-15
6-15
6-
$1
$2
•
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9-29
7- 2
6-29
$1.5c
&
$1.25
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Illinois 'Central RR.Mquar.)
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5-18
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2nd preferred
5-31
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(quar.):.
preferred
5-31
,5-31
$5c
,
8-1$
6-29
1
6-15
common
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5-18
,-
1st
.7- I
•5-31
$1.25
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Johnson Service Co.
$
U
$1.75
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&
7x
5-31
■
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(quar.)____^
(quar.)
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8-
19c
;.
Power
4
5-31
xl'A%
(quar.—__
Laughlin Steel— ••
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(quar.)
; 5%
preferred .(quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply9(quar.)
$12 y2 c
'■
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preferred
Ideal
5-18
$1.05
(quar,)—T
(quar.)———2—-
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r
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xl'A%
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—
7% pfd.
(quar.)__
6-
6-13
x$1.75
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6-15
6-15
2
7-
$20c
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;
Mortgage, $4 pfd. (s-a)—__j._„__!!__
Co., 33A% preferred (quar.)__—•_
Club, Ltd.___—
Jersey
1
IOC
(Harvey), Inc.] class A (quar.)____
B
(quar.)_
Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
6-15
1
7-1
IQc
Co.,
4%- preferred
5-31
6-25
Central
Jersey
1045
.
6-
—
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6-15
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1
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__.
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7-
2
Kennecott
6-15
•
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25c
common
(increased
:
35c
$1.29 "
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(quar.)
;j0*25
6-14
—
11-23
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$1.11
Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd; (quar.)__
Hamilton Management Qorp.—•
Class
8-24
$1.25
$1.25
Hamilton
Class
5-25
$1.25 :
Co. '(quar.)
Electric
7-10
—
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)—____________
4y2%
preferred (quar.)__—___^__4____4
$2.75' preferred (quar.)___
Hygrade Food Products
(quar.)i_
5-25
$1.25
___
i__—
Jefferson
933Ac
5%
7-13
37'VoC *
(quar,)^—
Brass, Ltd., common
1st
preferred
(quar.).
5%
Hall
preferred
5-31
preferred A
Kansas
5%
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
$4.44 preferred • (quavi)-—-—-!_•
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
6*30
^$5
6-14
—
Huttig Sash & Door
* •,>". ,•'*
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.).ll•
T_____T_—'___
common
Glass
!♦ 7-25
1
F.)~
(initial-quar.) Huron &. Erie Mortgage
(quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd. (quar.) __^____!
r
B
546%
Gulf
Jeannette
$1
Hugoton
:
Grossed &
Gulf
6-
6*. 8
$1.10
(qqar.)
preferred
Class
Inc., common " (quar. )_«_1?____T__—
(quar.)—_
Duplap, 'Inc. /quay,)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
(quar.)_T
Gulf Life Insiprgnce Co, (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Quarterly
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., common (qq&r.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)__
:_r
$5 preferred .(quar)-..
T—?r=—
$5 preferred (quar.)___—Gulf Qil Corp.
(quar.)—
Class
6x 7
'
6-?9
37 VaC
Hudson Bay
i__——
Grader,
;
(quar.)
.6% preference E (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply
6-15
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Hubball
;
preferred
(quar.)
6*20
.
lOc
•
7-
$1.20
40C
jonnsion Terminals & Storage,
,
7-13
(quar.)
I
(quar.)___—___
3
$1.08%
preference D
6-29
!_—___
(quar.)
common
6*19
40c
Corp of America—
convertible preferred
4%
Green Shoe
Greyhound Lines
4
15c
dividend)
5-
8-
Minit
743
4-49% -preferred (quar.)
Houstpn Lighting & Power (quar.)—.
Howard Stores Corp., 4'/4% pfd. (quar.)___
<_
:.
6JAc
16 %c
-
(stock
B
;.,3a4%
2—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4'A % preferred (quar.)
j.L
6*29
Ltd!—-
Houdaille Industries, common (quar.|____l,_
$2.2§ conv. preferred =(quar.)__
Hopsebold Finance Corp., com. (quar.)—___
(quar.)—__
common
Gas, -Ltd.
Co.,
5%
•
(quar.)
Winnipeg
Giant
Green
5
Life
Western
7%
(Houston)—
Hotel
_!__
'Assurance
6-15
6-
Co;
Markets, Inc
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
;7%
preference* (quar.)
7% preference B (quar.)_
:o%
preference C (quar.)^
25c
(quar.)__
6-15
6-11
82'Ac
2
6rl5
Trust
Jacksons
15c
(quar.)
7- 2
45c
7*
1%
$45q
(Va.)
%c
& Light—
(increased-quar.)_
6-15
$15c
Telegraph
1
-
2
25c
(s-a)i„___:____„
1
6-15
53
V
Electric—
7-
•
Irving
•
;
Insurance
1
Power
77-
6-15
5%
&
7- 3
»•
25c
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hot Shoppes, Inc., common (stock dividend),'
Class
Quarterly
Greater
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Gas
lie
(§.
7*$0
dividend
30C
(guar.)
5-31
7*10
1
6*22
(guarf)——;_m__
class A
preferred
4%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)
Stock dividend-
;
West
B
preferred
]. 6-20
-25c
1
.6-22
G-
47 Vac
tqugr.)
6-30
$1,
4y3%
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
L_____L
Great Lakes Power. Ltd.
(quar.)
_■■
Southern
&
49c
t
v
:
6-15
60c
&
Power, com.
(quar.)_—
Common
■
—
6-15
7*16
«
(quar.)
-■
class A
*
.
.
6-28
7-16
5
(quar.)
(quar J,:_____..u____i4
Mining (quar.)
Company,
Class
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
Great Northern Paper
Telephone
Co. Ltd.,
York— 4
preferred
Xquar.)
Inc.
,
preferred
40c i.-r
Oil
Light
5c
Insurance
,
preferred
i
Marine
&
v.
3.30%
•
(quar.)
,
,
<(quarj___!
preferred
Electric,
Iowa
Co.—-
Mines,
8
7'Ac
Boston'—
.4.80%
]
(quar,)--—
preferred
of
Funding of New
Stock
1
3-
7s 2
6c
•4.35%
(guar.)—;
B
Trust
Iowa-Illinois
12-31
4-
8
6-
6-12
$60c
(qn&r.)
com.
;
4.30%
1
2-
6-
1
$75c
Ltd.,
1
;
common
;
Foundation,
(quar.)
4.80%
1
12-
7-
7*1.
Vac,.,
27 VaC
in¬
5-25
,
(quar.)
Boxes,
income)
net
6-15
10c
A
(from
50c
quarterly,
Home
___
6%
Iowa
1
11-
30c
class
America
54
17'Ac
(quar.)
Home
Rapids Varnish
10s
12-10
3-11-63
6-15
(qu»r-»-
,
1
$.04166
(initial)
Quarterly.
R.) & Co.—.
Increased
quarterly
9*
1-10-63
8
6-15
6-30
68 %C
pfd,
Special fiscal year-end distribution of 40c
from net gains realized on the sale of
;<
portfolio securities plu§ a fiscal yearend of 9c from net investment income
•
"8-1
2-11-63
6-
6-30
1
9^10
19*10
H-10
,
of
preferred
Investment
6-30
-
8-10
$.04166 4*11-63
—
Hojt Rinehart & Winston,
4
6*
7-10
4
$.04166
(guar.)—
Home ^Fird'
L______-_
(W.
Grand
L
10c
Insurance
(s-a)T4
■
20c
—
Employees1
D. C-)
5-23.
$.04166
;
& Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)_.—
(Edward) Lumber (guar.)__
5%
(Wash.,
'
.$•04166
— ______
22 %C
:
Insurance
(initial)-
new.
Government
(initial)—
'
Holiingshead :(R.; M. I Corp—:
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
30c
—
5-23
6-25
$.64166
$.04166
$.04166
Hollinger Consolidated • Gold
Quarterly _—__i-
1
5-31
Splendor Mining Co.'(Del.)—i:
Class
•
f:
t$l
i2y2c
;
,..641
6-25
$.04166
.___
Supermarkets,
Hines
2
'..6-11
6-30
15c
; $1.25
2c
6%
6-15
$.04166
dividend
Hoerner
(quar;)_<.____!,
&'Rubber of Canada, Ltd.—
i_
.J
Goodyear Tire
7r
~
I
i
(monthly)._*
Corp.
Hinde
:,\
*.
vestment
.
' $1.12%
Lines—
Co.
Investment
Investors
Hi^) Electric ; Light. (guar.)
(quar.)— __:—
Co.
2
6-15
6-11
$.04166
(monthly)
.
Qorp.
Hill's
Investment
2
6% preferred (quar.),
Higbee Company- (quar.)---l------i
:
Gordop Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
Gorham
Corp.- (quar.)
Great
A
] Hill
______^—_.—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Great
A
Common
j
6«
Motor
6-29
6-15
8
preferred
7r
20b
1
6-
--■*•*
(quar.)
(quar.)^.
Interstate Securities Co., 5'/a%
8
1
6-
6-30
75c
20c
preferred
4,-36%
40c
—
(monthly)__
r
(quar.)__
6-
5'A%
1
7-
Interstate
-
.
(monthly)
Hidden
(N.
Stock.Telegraph
Goldblatt
Goodrich
D.
A
A
Increased
,,
+,
6-
i5c
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (qiiar.)r4
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett &
_-—
6-15
91'Ac
(rponthly)C.J.
Stock
J
7ya%
.
class A (quar.)__^_—2—
Company
Globe Rubber
Gold
5
(quar.)__it_-i.l:i____i__-.—___—.
B
Glidden
6-
;
<K 1
"
(monthly)„_,
"('rhotithly)
Heublein, Inc.
receipts—*■
38%
5-23
7V?c
*
A
Class
^dep.
Amer.
5-23
6-12
6-15
6-13
1
(Indiana)—
4'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Hosts, Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.)
43 %p
Hershey Chocolate Cofr., new com.
Hershey Creamery (quar.):
;
60c
Group,L Ltd.,
.6-12
.9-15
.
50c,
A
Hertz
5-23
15c
(monthly l__u_
Class
(Phila.)
5-23
2oc
Ts4________
A
Class
Bank
5-23
6-12
6-12
6-15
6-14
7-
43 %c
(quar.)__-
•
"
(quar.)_x'
common
r
A
Class
(quar.)
6-12
2°c
(guar,).;;
Class
Quarterly
Glaxo
13%P
,
(quaf.)„
(quar.)
Class
_1
(qudr.)^_--l-li__^l.r_i.l—'_■>
Co.
Interstate Finance Corp.
Common
(quar.)
.
(monthly)-,^
—______—_
&
5
___^
Class
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_^__
Greeting Cards (quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.__.
_:
Gilpin
(qiiar.)
Class
Yellowknife
(quari)—
Cement
Gibson
Ginn
A
,
$.4.6,0
International
5
Powder
$2 class A!
(quar.)_
Giant
,ts.
—;
Hermgn & Appley-®
*.
Qlass A (njonthly)-_r
Class A (monthly)-.
!'_________i.__
preferred (quar.)_i______'_i.__i___L
preferred] (qu^j.)__—___l__i____i._
preferred
5
7-
.
6-28
6-29
7%
pfd.
Textbook
Co
7-
Cq.rrNew-, common .(initial)—
:■
17'/2C
u
(guar.
(quar.)
W-)' Co.,
Silver,
7-
Henderson's Portion
;
r
(guar.)'4
dividend
Power Co.,
Georgia
$4.96
.,
'___L
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Helm's Express
Heime. (George
7% preferred
«
J.
International
*7-' 5
7-15
.12c
5-21
6-28
(quar.)
7-15
14VaC
5-21
6-18
$$2
Co.
7-15
W/*«
i?%c
;
6-18
$1
$$3
Extra
Salt
Holders
26'Ac
(quar.)
common
Ltd.__
Co.,
27'/ac
,
Co- i(qnar.:)-_^c_.________
Heinz
3.65% pfd. (quar.)___j.I,
Helena Curtis Industries (quar.
v
$1.50
$1.27'/a
—
8
Power
25c
I:
Brewing
(H. J.) Co.,
'
$1.50
;
U !
\.__L_J!___L—
Inc.." (quar.)__-_______v___'___"_T_u.—
Co., .new (initial) J
:L_*.
Genescq,
Gepyng'§,
.
(quar.)__I-r_^_-_—
preferred
2nd
preferred
Paper Corp.,
preferred'(quar)
$4
«
International
28 %c
;
.___
Heilernan
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qu&r,)!
:
voting
6-
21'Ac
(quar.)
5ya% preferred
(quar.)
Hazeltlne Corp. (quar.)-,
6bc
54%c
5.1p%
$2
6-15
7-15
7-16
International
preferred
5.10%
53y8c
__.
tjOc preferred (quar.)-.——
$b preferred
(guar.)-6%
preferred
(qUar.')__
$5
25c
.
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
International
6-15
(quar.)
"
4.36% preferred (quay.).
Geperal Waterworks OoFP.—
8- I
11
Per
Name of Company
5
7-., 2
.
-
6-
62 V2C
(quar.)_„_
(quar.):
__i_—____„
Hawaiian Telepnone,
common
(quar.)
•■4.80% preferred (quar.)_^.
5% preferred (quar.)
19c
'
594)80
p_
Holders
6-15
10c
pfd.
5%
5%
preferred (quar.)_
5Vx%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
1
10c
«
Co.—
preferred
5%%
___
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4y»%
-
1
\ —
,
(quar.)
.6*15
....
Southeast—
!
4.25%
-'3%
Hausermap
(Et ^-) Po
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
Hawaiian Electric
(quar.)
preferred
■
6-7
6-12
...6x30
«
Elec ironies,-v
&
1.
1 *■
When
Payable office.
Share
.
;
<s
7r
Pennsylvania—
_____!
quarterly
4.40%
of
(quar.),_
General Telephone
Per
Namq of Company
Hastings Mfg. Co
Hat, Cprp. Qf America,
7-
.
1
*__
(quar.).
Telephone Co.
$2.xU
4.75%
When HolQerl
Payable of
Snare
•
,
Illinois—
of
preierred' (quar.)
Iciepnone Co. 01 Indiana—
Geiitiai
i
of Company
Telephone Co.
(2707)
——
10c
1
—
Continued
on
page
46
12
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2708)
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
63% May 29
13% May 29
21% Jan
75
3
17% Sep
7
27% May 16
52 % Jan
81% Mar
25
Apr
38
Jan
3
68
Deb
22
53 y4 May 29
75% Feb
17
Jan
3
24% Jun
5
11% May 29
21
Jan
21
May 29
23% Jan
3
48% May 29
90% Jan
24 ye Jan
3
33% Nov
22
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
17
10
Mar 14
109 % Oct
6
80
10% Jan
3
4
36% Apr
12
19% Nov 29
22 V4 Jan
8% Sep
28
14 y2 Mar
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
12
6iy8 Nov
29
84
Jan
18
37/e Nov
24
10
14 y4 May
37% Dec
29
9
29
26
8
Dec
11
91
Jan
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
32 y« Jan
4
53% Apr
4
7
93
A
!
2
1
4%%
94% May 16
4
6%
41
Jan
5
31
May 29
48% Jan
2
39 % May 28
53% Apr
19
6
35
Jan
3
50 y4 Sep
40
Jan
6
55
89
Dec
12
16 y2 Jan
4
so y2 Jan
3
66y4 Aug
12% Jun
36% Jan
27
16% Dec
21
13% May 29
17% Feb
3
52% Apr
13
34 % May 29
44% Jan
6% May 29
9% Feb
66% Feb
24
100% Jun
2
20% Sep
5
16% May 29
3
37% May 29
10% May 11
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
7
-
14% Sep
19
Oct
98
70% Nov
May 29
84% May
81% May
90
Jun
28
20
May 29
36% Sep
4
20
11
12
38% May 16
81% Mar 30
49 % May
19% Dec
20
26
28
Jun
19
37% Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
24% Oct
23
130
22
Jan
3
May 31
»!?64% Apr
5
29%
30%
x28 %
30
93%
*89%
93%
common
60 % Mar
4
28,100
53%
52%.
54%
19,000
3%
34%
16%
-
•
29%
*90
8
8
25
22%
23%
23%
24%
23
24%
23%
23%
5,500
37
x34%
35%
35%
36
35
36%
36
371/4
11,400
43%
44%
x43 %
44 J/2
43%
44%
43%
44V8
44
44%
18,900
94
*92%
94
94%
7%
8
8
8
7%
94%
*94
19%
19%
*19
41%
41%
15
Allied
Kid Co
Allied
Mills
Allied
Products
Allied
Stores
19%
2,000
71,600
14%
14
14 y4
14%
14%
14%
15
15
15
39%
38%
39
38%
33%
38%
39
38
38%
7%
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3,700
57%
56%
563/4
7,000
6%
-
common__No par
57
58
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
100
1
10
100
10
88
88
*86%
No par
23%
Supermarkets Inc
Mfg
common
convertible preferred
Portland
Cement
Inc
of
Co
Amerace
Petroleum
87%
86%
87%
11%
12 J/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
15,700
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
161/4
165/8
25,400
90
90
90
891/4
89%
24%
22%
23 J/2
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
26
22
26 J/8
24%
25%
24%
251/4
23%
251/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
54%
56
55%
56
54%
55%
*17%
18
*17%
18
*17i/4
21%
54%
55%
*17%
18
22%
23
20
91%
94%
x22%
*88
21%
95%
93%
No par
90
23%
21%
12.50
No par
Corp
*86
22%
1
Corp
Amerada
*89%
90
20%
20%
20%
74,100
555/8
24,600
21%;:,
18
21%
92%
97%
96
22%
23
17%
94%
23J/4
Amer
Agricultural Chemical
American
'•
23
16.
Airlines
V American
4
Apr,.;, 4
Bakeries
18
6%
»
18%
95
24
25/
24
24%
24%
24%
24
27%
27%
27%
27 J/4
27%
27%
27
64
64 A
5
18% Jan.:.,4
American
6
41% May 29
53 % Apr
American Brake Shoe
Bosch
Arma
__2
13%
46%
13%
47
-
17%
99
18%
*94v
.
21%
5,200
97%
.
43,200
46%
65
46%,
*63
v.
141/4
M4%
,;
27
17%
17%
v'*' American Broadcasting-Paramount
61% Apr
17
26
May 29
47% Feb 19
34% Jan
49
Nov
28
38% May 29
47% Fteb 19
.39% Jun
Jan
7
53
70% Jan
97% Mar 28
Jun
.
19 % Jan
29% Apr
18% May 29
21 - May 29
31% May 29
21
59% Jun
8
84
Jan
93
2
39 3A
Sep 29
50
40
Feb
Oct
-
;
58% May 29
2514 May 12
18% Feb
84-
Jan
36
Mar 20
.
3
May 29
20
56% Nov 29
32
57% Jan
3
77% Nov 20
53% May 28
May 29
May 28
12% May 29
9
Mar 20
47% Dec
4
8 % Jan
38
30
23% Apr
3
23
13% Oct
6
37y2Marl3
20y8 Jan
31% Oct
4
24
28
12% Apr 18
Dec
29
28% Jun
17
40% Feb
5
8
American
Hardware
79
47% May 29
2
American
Home
Jan
35
Apr
33% Feb
8
13% Jan
6
20
Nov
21
133A May 29
193/a Feb
13
20 % Jan
3
28% Nov
22
183/a May 29
24% Jan
5
99% Jan
9
26
Sep 26
105
May 24
May 29
101
20
19
May 28
86% Feb
27
83
Jan
2
86
24% Jan
3
39% Dec
14
26% May 29
ao
20% May 16
5%%
2
63% Apr
American
Jan
27%/
*63<
i
471/4
;/
46%
1
:
"
30
9,100
X30 %
31
30%
31%
30%
31
31
32%
52%
53%
53%
543/4
54 %
54%
55
561/a
3,800
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
21%
18
20
19%
2OV4
19%
19%
19%
201/4
90,100
36%
38'A
36
371/4
363/4
37%
36%
36 3A
37
37%
6,100
143/a
30,700
143/4 May 29
30% Mar 15
Amer Research
26% May 29
8% May 29
501/4 May 29
403/s Feb
7
American
18% Jan
17
Aug
3
127% Apr
11
18
Jun
23
27'/» Jan
107% Nov
16
76
Feb
28
122
Jan
3
133»/a Apr
11
20% Feb
27
303/4 Jun
8
17%
10
30%
303/4
30
11
11%
531/2
preferred
.—
72 % May 29
2
American Stores
293/s May 29
43% Mar
2
American
5
32
17
363/4 Apr
3
1031/a Jan
3
139% Dec
13
136 % Jan
2
Nov~22
981/8 May 29
31% May 29
124ya May 29
7
443/4 May 28
191/s Jan
3
131%
3
63
1
27
Sep
Apr
5
20
26
29% Jan
4
18
131% Nov 21
May" 11
51% Nov 27
27
25
Oct
Sep
5
19
61% Mar 23
273/4 Feb 14
28 '/a May 23
44% Apr
1343/b Feb
May 29
25% Mar 19
29
Jan
8
Tel
American
0%
34% Jan
4
22% Sep
22
17% Sep 25
1
30% Nov
341/4 May 5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
Viscose
American Water
Preferred
6%
27
Mar 28
Preferred
Jan
26
Apr
Preferred 5%
103/8 May 29
153/4 Feb
41
54
May 29
15
Mar 30
33%
American
Ametek
17 3/4 May 29
33% Mar 29
AMP
10
20% Jan
4
15
Leaa
&
May 28
17% May 29
Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
27 y8 Jan
3
38% Dec 21
23% May 29
37% Jan
2
Amsted
44
Jan
3
65
52% Jan
4
Anaconda Co
33
Nov
20
381/8 May 29
27% Jun
5
May 22
44% May 22
451/4 Apr
4
93-% Feb 16
33% Feb
2
90% Jan
13
37
Jan
17
48% Nov
21% Nov
15
26% Nov
For
footnotes,
30% May 28
37
'
Industries
Jan
4
Anaconda Wire
373/8 Jan
4
Anchor
Jan
23
17
39
Jun
5
49% Feb
9
Anderson
30
12
May 29
24% Feb
8
Apco
see page
23.
95
May 16
$4
Inc
& Cable
preferred
Clayton
Oil Corp
104%
32%
109%
33"%
108%
33%
127
50
20%
28%
125% 126%
503/4
53%
xl26
20%
203/4
*28%
283/4
*25%
26
20%
*28%
26
*25%
26%
*25%
Co
26
20%
*28%
*25%
26%
*25%
1
11%
44%
227/s
127/8
22%
*103^
43'A
20"%
11%
19%
11%
44
21%
123/4
21%
___1
27%
293/a
42%
27'%
41%
28%
42 %
1
l
Corp
No par
6.25
No par
&
34y8
128
453/8
50
Hocking Glass Corp
92
1103/4
49%
No par
21.80
1
28'/8
77%
1063/4
45
No par
*125%
x34%
x33
103/4
44
21
12
20%
Smelting
-
34%
333/4
25
shares
* 148'/s
x25
33%
333/8
25
series
31%
10%
54%
148%
253/4
1283/4
28%
76
:
25
series
30%
103/4
53
34%
333/4
29
5
com
Ampex
37% Jan
Zinc
x28%
17%
78%
323/4
series
endorsed
1283/4
301/2
10%
531%
149
25%
1283/4
15
17%
18
42
28%
31
*93%
40
13%
29
323A
95
40'A
14%
27%
28%
30%
30%
*93%
95
39
40
13
13%
>
r
11 %
43%
21
12Ya
21
28%
41%
28%
31
*93%
39 %
13%
,
,•
77%
35
33%
111%
35
213/4
28%
26%
26%
ll3/8
44%
213/a
13
22
28%
14%
*149
151%
33%
33%
127%
25
Works Co
5%%
25%
*149
29
77 %
6.25
common
Corp
Inc
Inc
....
,
100
Tobacco
May 29
16
Co
preferred
American
25 '/b
19
Tel
*127 26%
148%
10%
52 %
148%
25%
r *127
14%
143/b
151%
77%
1
25
&
23
19
Co
.
Sugar Refining com—^..25
preferred
American
148
25%
,
prefeErea-lOo
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
14
53
r
8%
common
non-cumulauve
37% July 26
7%
100
Co
Snuff
34% Jun
Jan
Co
Co—No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No pur
Amer South
♦149
183A
Seating
American
14%
15
151%
17%
3
41
♦149
& Develp'm't Corp 1
11
1211/4 J a n
14%
com—5
100
30ye Jan
99V4 Jan
Sany
preferred
28% Jan
Jan
Std
&
No par
Chem
&
American Ship Building
0%
5,000
55%
Rad
119
24,600
16%
313/4
American
8
303A
16%
18%
25
30% May
30%
533A
18% Jan
May 29
90
30%
31%
10
Co
Co
,152% May 16
22
138,800
1
Gas
Optical Co
123/4 May 29
142% Jan
2
7%
70
241/4
85
*83
_No par
American News
21
4
85
1,700
American
24
30%
31
235/a
24i/4
•36,200
17 % Nov
Apr
28%
*83
85
12,400
100,100
Potash
May
28%
23%
26
19%
1021%
413/4
American
65
28
24%
*83
85%
191/4
*101
143A
4
152
253/a
1,000
16
16
16%
20
102%
26 3%
2
2
23%
"83
16%
41 %
543/4 jan
Jan
*101
141/4
32% Jan
142
102%
102 %
411/8
153A May 29
20
*101
102 %
A "•
40 3/4
33 % May 29
1461/4 Nov
19
102%
22
40%
2
3
20%
100
1.75
_
Corp
13
1361% Jan
16
20
403/a
Co
Jun
9
16
403/8
2
72 y4 May 18
21%
21'A
16
5,000
39
2
26i/4 Mar 21
54,200
43,500
29
40
Jan
50% Mar
57
223/8
*285/s
39
733/4 Jan
3
553/4
21%
29
9,100
16%
46
3
563/4
22%
10,000
-
143/4
30% May 29
48% May 29
13
55
9%
26
81% Dec
Jan
28%
57
15%
91/4
9%
30
15%
16%
49 % Aug 18
54% Jan
29%
53%
300
30
,
15%
18,700
143/a
18
16
28%
561%
9i/4
31
24,700
X
251/2
19
331/2 Jan
29%
•:
431/4
143/4
Jan
".
9'/b
..
.
16%
Jan
42 % Mar 10
2,500
15
*30
:
26
54
19
443/a
16
9%
15
9y4 *
..421/2.
1
14 3/a
34
Dec
"42,1/4
46,800
s
62 y2
62%
20
303/a
611/4
/•
37%
61
21%
29
X
41%: ••42%
•371/2%
37%
61
43y4
30%
36%
59%
42
*293/4
- 15
19%
1
91
5,000
2,500
*1 1,400
,:X. 80
.
371/2
16
84
9a%
41%
203/a
25%
38
-37
16%
84
24
-
90y2
407/s
•
15%
Natural
25
*89%
.
41%
*23
*37
<:
37y2
j
25%
American
7%
36 %
20%
233/a
1,200
5,700
.21...
153/4
23
May 17
24, s
213/4
103
r.
20%
20%
19%
21%
65-.
.
143/4
Apr
146
20 y2
23/
•n
.37%
.
5,5C0
461%
164
-
"
9G%
:
25%
53
3
-
*451/2
.n
48,300
153/a
May 28
28
36 %
*89%
: 40%
66%
14,200
;
401/s
'
23
.
45%
65i/4
28%
.42%-
14
33
123/a Jan
451/2
•
25%
8
139 % Sep
,
.
•
40 V;
14%
55'/4 Dec
Amer
23
42%
"
39%-'-
153/4
28
46% Sep
f 20%-2ds/8
42%
-39%
45 A 45 64%- 65% •."
.28%
291/4
42%
•
26%
Apr
62
53'A
'
14 %
37
3
57
*
25%
Motors
29
x28
303/a
53%
9y8
43%
?39%:*ao;% i-"
30%'
-
i'
4,700
15%
Meter
American
Jan
143/4
15%
9%
30
90% ..
407/8 ,/
36V2 ; "
60
.
43% /
J58%"
40%
303/4
y
—2
American
4
41
■
"
'
:-
1.66%
19
173/b Jan
29 3/b Dec
,
*89'/2
38%
36 -
:
1,200
-No par
30 % Apr
*
1
8,800
k
;
14%;,-/,
46% v
65
-.14
14
28%
28%' -.-29%
; 42%
40%
.-39:%45% f - j;.'44%';45 "
.
65% '.^.-63%^ 65* 1
20% ; ;-20 A 20% / '<
23
?■'
22% ' 223/4
37 '
, < 35^. 35 • \
91
42 .
37%
603/4
44
313/4
100
24%
27%
.
;/, 273/a
28%
.v.! /4WA43W
16
Inc
Metal Products
American
May 29
11% May 29
4
■/'/'/ i*'' A' ■.
1
111
Fdry com
Climax
Metal
7A
30y4
42%
300
&
3
23
-
1
Corp
Co of
preferred
American
2
18 3/s Mar 13
13% May 29
Mach
3.90%
Mar 19
21 % Apr
—
42%
1
prior preferred
163/8 Nov 30
'
28%
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American Investment
42% Jan
30
13
3
American
31
81% Oct
133A Jan
*•
;
- - -
12.50
Corp
Products
American International
Jan
104
Mar 20
36 % Nov
m-m.
,
9
>
7% preferred ————
25
391% ''
50% Mar 20
A. "American Chain, & Cable
No par 1 //
44 V
Jan
2 : V
American Chicle CO———No par
.
65
24% Jan 17 •
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
20 i34% Feb 13
American Consumer Ind:
No par
22
51%'Jan
5
American Crystal Sugar common. 10
*
35 •'
91% May 25
-4%% prior preferred^
^_.-_>100 • • V:
*89y2 • •
48
Apr 23
" American Cyanamid Co_.™
.10 - •• • -, 39% .
55% Jan
2
American Distilling Co__^
10
363/4
72% Mar 21
' American Electric Power Co
—10
57%
58% Apr 24
American Enka Corp.;
5
41
>
38
Jan 16
American European Secur
No par
31%
20% Mar 5
< American Export Lines Inc
40c f 15
'
107/a Jan 16
American & Foreign Power
No par
9%
14
26
28
.
—
"
89% Sep
40
3
Jan
75% NOV
A/
:
American Can Co common..—12.50
; 88
May 29
29% Jan
--
..
1
41% Mar
38% Jan
2
42% May 29
5
42% Jan
Theatres Inc
/
-
5,800
46,300
99
24%
L
—
65
-
46%
23
*94
241/4
<
,14
47 V4 ''
22%
99
*94..
99
*63
14,
45%
14
No par
Corp^
Co
18%
*90
64
*62
50
preferred
12% May 29
25
18
95
common
17%
'
No par
Co—,
5
11
23
1
preferred
American Bank Note
-
100
common
convertible
3%%
May 18
413/4 Aug 29
36
26,200
54%
*171/4
18
21%
21%
93%
23
400
8,400
,
'
1
•V
120
89
*86%
12%
23%
No par
America
1,300
12
No par
Aluminium Limited
*86%
89
4,500
16%
■'
4
110
95%
41%
41%
14
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
65
94
39
._5
Corp
Corp
Allied
4
94
5
2
19
*92%
No par
4
4.08%
28,800
7%
35%
19%
7
10,900
93i/2
7%
8
11,800
-
23%
1
10
41%
4%
2,000
171/s
19
4
11,800
3%
291/4
93%
*90
f 10,400
-
34%
,-16%
17
29%
29i/8
93%
3%
34
40%
30
19
•
3%
29%
*89%
5,500
52
18%
24% Apr
.>,
29
13,600
501/4'
34%
16i/2
13%
51%
-
52%
-
34%
~
24"%
<14%
41%
40% Jan
.
7
J/8
13%
18%
9
Jun
16
38,500
14%
40
Mar
Feb
;
58%:
49%
:
3%
•;
7,500
11,000
24%
19%
Jun
23% Jan
34
"•
54%
3%
-
34
7,700
13%
•
13%
41%
Alpha
114
Kifil' *:■
13
141% -14%
19
Jan
5
-26%
24
-
24
-
40
15
May 31
♦91
100
preferred
51% Jun
7
3
38 y2 Jan
16% 1
Feb
22% May 29 w
47% Aug 10
15y4 Jan
Xl5%
134% Feb
27
58% Sep
16%
3%
34
57%
13%
-
:
<
52.
*-'.52%
15%
May 29
5
91
3%
1
Aluminum
16% May 29
27% May 17
98% Sep
36
May 11
34
2
19% Oct
52%
50
58
1
Alside
31
54%
-
,
v
13
9
12
34
53
'•■
14
X56%
*
*
23%
14% * 15
./• •
'
Inc
Amalgamated Sugar Co
18
46
3%
20% Feb
21% May 29
52%
1
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
49% Mar 20
91% Jun
48%
34%
16% May 29
Mar 24
-
13%
..V
23%
3%
68% Mar 23
29
13%
13%
24%'
.14%r
12
;Av-./v
12%
26%
Chemical Corp
28% Jan
20% May 29
30
-
13
34%
9,900
13
26%
31
5
30% Jan
May 29
25% Dec
56 % Nov
58 J/4
12 %
2
591/4
58%
12%
*
•
Allied
100% Mar
4
-
23%
50%
53%
12,700
Allen Industries Inc
Jan
16% Feb
23
May 29
35% Feb
26
3
15
May 15
110
17
88
10% May 29
3
25
29% May 15
25
25 y8 Oct
54
15
"
56
2
convertible
*
13%
13%
'
59I/2
15%
'
26 J/8 -
-
•
.
*
1
i
"
26%
13%
25%
v
-
10O
8,800
14%
"
67%
2
23% Mar
57
57
13% '
*\ 25%
13% '
No par
preferred
58J/4
Shares
45
67
'
13%
53
-
;
45
15i/8
14%
*
60
12%
1
June 8
4
94 %Jun
9
21% Apr
28
Nov
26% Oct
90 % Mar
56%
13%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
6
Nov
*
*
,
'*
12%
''
59 J/4
59% 1
13% v
12%
> Alleghany Corp common
12% Mar 20
5% May 29
May 31
22
Inc
15%:'
Corp
Products
Aldens
14%
24%
J Industries
Alco
15%
26
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 7
*45 -- 4866 J/2
67%
*
.
:
67%.
12%
13%
„
47% : '
-
66%
50c
Inc
Reduction
*45
25%
'•
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
June 6
66
58%
13%
53 %
,
47%
J
15
27%
13
No par
.
-
61
12%
-26
1
Chemicals
&
Alabama Gas
4
Jan
39
Products
Air
7
19
22% Apr
29
Control
Air
40 % Mar 26
May 29
88 % Jun
58%
10
Products—;
Air
4% Feb
3 % May 29
20 % Aug
17
70% Feb
45% May 29
45% Nov
.—
Steel Co_.
Addressograph-Multigraph Oorp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
18
84% Mar 15
May 28
3
12% Jan
16
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
18%Apr
41% May 29
9
15%
Acme
2
35% Jan
33 % May 29
41% Nov
1
25
Adams
19% Mar 15
May 29
5% Mar 24
3
32% Jan
9
x65
;
21% May 29
21
*45
67% '
Vending Corp__
ACF Industries Inc
2
33% Feb
22% May 29
47%
•
HIGH
Wednesday
-
June 5 "
65%
*43
_1
—
—
ABC
*
,
June 4
5
Abbott
9
15
16
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Laboratories
Abacus Fund
16
Jan
55
8
Jun
LOW AND
-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
»
45
21
Dec
55
16
-
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
44% Jan
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
'
17%
>31
*26
143/4
143/8
151
*149
17%
17%
54%'
148-'
25%
1283/4
18
%
31%
10%
10%
54%
/
10%
54%
55
31
313/4
10 %
151
-
147%
148
253A
243A
128 3A
1293/4
2,600
147%
25
10,200
4,500
2,200
15,400
480
2,200
1293A
30
28%
30
30
30 3/4
44,900
76
77
753/4
76%
2,500
33%
33%
108 7/a
34 '/a
35
33%
333/4
34%
34
3,800
110%
403,400
97,000
33%
34%
323/a
333/4
125 3/4
126%
1253/4
51
3,200
108%
110
*21% -2i%-
126 %
1,170
51%
52%
99,000
21%
52%
21%
5,100
*28%
28%
*28 %
28%
*253/4
26%
"253/B
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
113/8
11 %
11%
11%
*43%
44%
*43 3/4
44%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
11,400
12%
12%
123/a
12%
71,200
207/B
20
2,900
3,000
21%
21
213A
277/s
28%
28
28%
10,300
42'A
41%
42%
413A
42
23,500
29%
31
95
393A
13%
28%
29
28%
28%
1,500
31%
313/4
313A
313/4
2,800
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95
*93%
15,500
95
393A
39%
39 3A
39%
5,200
13%
13%
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Volume
195
Number 6167,.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2709)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORDRange for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19GJ
Lowest
Lowest
3
43% Apr
34
37 % Sep
8
43% Oct
25
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
50% May 28
50
Jan
3
30
Public
Steel
Armco
Armour
23
Armstrong
7
35% May 29
47
Mar 22
15
18
Jan
191/4 Sep
20
Feb
9
4
4
7
28% Jun
47
May 29
23% Apr
16
Aro
21
May 29
33% Feb
26
19% May 29
1
14
28% Feb
102% Feb
7
110
531/4 Jan
3
82
9% Jan
46% Feb
20
May 29
109% Feb
9
81
.
83
42% Jan
76
105 % Jan
7
57
21
2
May 29
109
May
80% Jan
,
2nd
27% Jan
29
10
34 % May 29
49% Jan
86% Feb
5
91% Apr
6
43% Jan
22
Oct
21% May 29
23
Aug 24
Jan
2
871/2 Feb
21
48% Feb
2
35% May 29
16
10% May 14
4%
53
51%
42,200
531/4
52%
52 7%
52%
53%
54,400
41%
41'%
41%
41%
42%
27,700
60%
613%
24,100
57% Feb
15
81% Jan
3
87% Apr
9
15% May 29
25% Feb
5
Feb
23
Atlas
13% May 22
5%
2
% Nov
30
41/4 Feb
27
21/4 Apr
18
Nov
29
14% Apr
12
11% Jan
17
3
*37®%
38
15%
*14'%
15i%
*14%
*14%
15%
*14%
151/4
18 Ya
19
18 %
18%
18%
185/8
19
19
2.50-
Corp
22 y8
23%
22%
223/4
22%
23%
23
23
233/8
Electric
Co
Refining
series
Corp
23
23 3/a
".23%
.23%,
23%
37%
23i%
37%
37%
38
37
273%
27%
85%
273%
86
86%
90
2,100
89
89
87'%
871%
3,800
*43
45
1
*42
107
60
44
44
♦43
*107
108
108
61
24%
62%
233/4
233/4
*107
643%
64
250
643%
9,100
23%
IO1/4
10%
233%
10%
10%
10%
10%
Id 1/8
43
10-/8
39%
42
10'%
393/4
JO 3%
41
21,400
393/4
40
39%
393%
12,500
*89
*89
90%
36
36
36
36%
90%
common
10
48
49
47%
100
85
85
84%
16%
173/8
16
2%
2%
2 3/a
13 '/a
13%
No par
♦141/4
2
Austin
25% May
7
13% May 29
31% Jan
2
Conv
prior pref ($1.20) „No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
13% Jan
3
2
16% May 29
28% Feb
13
17% Feb
2
27"% Aug
681/4 May
8
14 %
30% Mar 29
85
1
90%
35%
36
48%
*89
493%
*84
'
24i%
90%
36%
2,400
49 3 a
493%
20,200
♦34
85
16%
155/a
16%
153%
2%
2 3/a
2%
2 3/a
*13
131%
13
y8
42,100
35%
85
2%
13%
23
49
85
233%
16%
2%
131%
-v
*89
36i/2
47%
16%
1
90%
36%
84%
1
*89
49%
preferred
common..
15,500
108
107%
243%
*
45
X63 ®%
63%
20
Nichols
*43
107%
633/4
23%
k
391/a
4%
common
23%
108
63
'
46
107
23%
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Industries
B
3,500
87
No par
RR
2,000
233%
38%
100
Line
19
♦23
23%
10
com
10
*183%
86
100
Co
80
2,500
15
381%
50c
preferred.!
15
23%
com.. 1
preferred
13%
230
16
12,000
2%
13%
13%
26,300
5,200
Electronics
*14
14%
14%
14%
23
14%
*22%
143%
*143%
15
23%
*22%
23%
161%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
J 00
19 3/a
33,100
5c
Corp
14%
23
1
Corp
Avnet
893%
38
24
May 28
*88
*37®%
$1.50 series_No par
Chemical
Avco
89'%
373/4
291% May 12
45% Mar 29
18% Jan
60%
89'%
373%
1
2
60
89'%
40%
373/4
5
Jan
62
♦88%
X37%
19
13 % May 29
61 y8
89 %
37%
271/4 Sep
May 10'
63%
37%
211/2 Feb
13% Jan
40
62
*88%
.
Coast
$3.75
39 %
63 %
89%
preferred
Atlas
42
63
*88
_5
Investment
City
Atlantic
44% May 29
5
10
40
1
1
Goods
Dry
1st
Atlantic
May 4
84% Oct 25
60
3
3,100
28
common
issued
Atlantic
30% Jun
3
36
27%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
4
11
36
28'%
Inc
preferred
5.25%
54
Jan
36
27®%
Ashland Oil & Refining common—1
Associated
Associates
10% Nov- 16
21% Oct
36
281/4
Corp
Industries
2
3
20
36 y8
27%
,
2.50
"7
3
July 14
39% Dec
July
Nov
4
-
35%
28%
Corp
When
35% Jan
353/4
27%
51
36
No par
Co
Constable
..Arvin
20
33% May 29
1
Jun
115% Dec
12
17
19
8
Shares
35 %
29%
543/4
preferred
Arnold
Jun
the Week
June 8
513%
Armstrong Rubber Co
May 22
Friday
June 7
28
5
Cork
Thursday
June 6
2.50
Co
Co
&
$3.75
Sales for
Wednesday
June 5
35
10
16
241/2 Aug
2
36% Dec 13
21% Jan
Service
89% Jun
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
June 4
No par
Corp
57% Feb
5
Jan
Arizona
5
71% Mar 15
73% Apr
Sep
35% Jan
38% Feb
60
May 29
82% Jan ' 2
20
69% Feb
May 29
AND
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37% May 29
74V4 Oct
13% Mar 16
22
May 29
39% Mar 29
46
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4
11
LOW
STOCK
851/2 July 28
3
Jan
78% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
33 % Jan
37% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
17i/o
18%
400
17%
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
211/4
19
16%
20%
153%
20%
16'%
22%
20%
21
17 %
19 3/a
205%
21
173/a
183/4
17%
17 7%
17%
18'%
*
206,900
35,100
B
•
4% Jan
'
7% Mar 29
3
361% Jan
10
59% Dec
18
11% Nov
4% May 29
15
Oct
9
9
12% Jan
3
27% Jan
20
58 % Feb
10
17
May 29
28% May 29
> 41% Nov-15'
19% Apr
37 % Mar 28
4
1031% Dec
11
98% Jan
5
104 % Mar
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
94% Mar
47
Jan
19
19% May 29
33% Feb
22
47% Jan
19
19% May 29
30% Jan
25
331/4 Dec
26
63
Jan
18
35% May 29
48% Feb
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
35
48% Feb
9
22% Feb
21
13% Mar
May 29
12% May 29
62% Jan 24
9
29% May 18
52% Sep
15% Jan
20
70% Mar 17
3
21% Dec. 11
18% Feb
8
27 % Aug.
47% Jan
3
35 % Dec
27
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
31% Dec
13
35% Nov
21
33 % Apr
4
Nov
30
20% Jan
52 % Apr
May 29
59
Jan
18% May 29
34% Jan
11
61
39
May 29
94% Jan
100 % May 15
82% Nov 27
11
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
Jan
6
17% Apr
<
9
96% Mar 28
71% Jun
1
May 29
13
8
48% Jan
88
4
20
Jun
May 25
103% Dec
X
Jun
58
29
%16% Apr
28
33'% Jan
48'% Jan
72
4
22
Beech
26
Beech
Creek
Jan
2
7
Sep
39i% July
4
7% May 29
5
May 28
75% Jan
39
May 28
11
5%
128 % Mar 23
a
34% May 29
1
29
32% May 29
17
148
12'% Jan
3
71
Jan
6
84
.Jan
9
31'% Sep
26
22 3% Jan
3
142% Jan
May 15
23'% Dec 29
41
3
Feb
Best
5
May 29
10
26
May 29
39% Jan
22% May 29
12
28
May 29
573% Sep
7
56% Feb
21
29
37% Apr
Bohn
233% Aug
8
17% May 29
21% Jan
Bond
197% Jan
3
36'% Apr
7
20% May 29
26
Jan
553% Feb
7
79i% Nov
27
51
Jan
3
49i% Dec
12
34% May 29
765% Aug 31
80'% Oct
35
Jun
5
16%
16%
17
17
163/4
17
49
163%
17
51%
51
51
,50%
27%
28
503%
503%
50 3%
1
22
25%
43
23
79
Oct
26
13% May 24
22% Jan
Dec
4
72
931/4 Mar 23
May 29
29% May 29
37% Dec
73% Dec
27
8 3% Jan
3
6
Jan
3
48
63% Mar 22
12
3% May 31
33% Jun
100
Inc
8
Boston
6
May 18
5% Jun
6
93/4 Jan
5% Jun
7
11% Feb
7
14
Corp
Co
Jan
30
97% Oct
44
Jan
17
747% Mar
May 29
99% Feb
21% May 28
52 3/4 Jan
2
47% May 29
61% Jan
25
12 %
May 29
213/a Feb
14
9 % May 29
15% Feb
8
77
10
8
5
59
Dec
133% Jan
3
25
May
Oct
24
171% Jan
19
801% Oct
31
853% Jun
8
80
13
32
35
12
Jan
28
9
'
Jan
3
48% Sep
11'% Jan
3
193% May 17
31
4
67
29
Jan
Nov
Jun
Jun
1
8
8% May 29
45
29
May 29
84
15% Jan
Jan
70i% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
73
Apr
86
84
Jan
23
91
May 15
68
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
18
Apr
19
27
13% May 29
37
25% Mar 29
86 % Apr
24% Jan
30
26
27% Jan
3
Apr
44i% Dec
19
32% May 29
53% Mar 26
19% July 21
26'% Oct
16
17% May 29
24
Feb
28
10 J/4 May 28
16% Mar 12
31
213% May 29
8'% Jan
13
5
—.......
27
Sep
mm—
3
13% Jan
21'% Jan
12
123/8 Mar 28
Nov
30
76
131
4
25
28 '/e Apr
4
19% May 29
6
851/2 Jan
12
51% Dec
18
48'% Feb
1
—.
For
~3
May 28
90% Jun
43 % July 27 1
21% Jan
10% May 29
0
18 3/a Jan
12
831/2 Jan
May 29
22 '/a Jun
4
773% Jan
4
8% Nov 30
3
113% Apr
93% May 29
— —
36% Oct
18
4'/a Jan
-
'
footnotes,
-
see page
Bush
Byers
2,000
83/4
81/2
85%
8%
8®/a
6,200
55%
56%
56s%
16,800
47%
22,200
'21% May 29
26
Jan
♦110
1%
.
56%
56
a
51
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443/4'
.45%
51
51
114%
xll3%
113%
1%
1%
1%
1%
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♦110
58%
47
47%
52
1143%
1%
1%
35
36%
35
36%
33%
313%
33
33
33%
363/4
35%
363/8
36%
37
*143%
20%
144
143%
36%
19%
20
88
86
86
51
47
48%
46%
27%:
28 3/a
27
28
28%
24%
24%
23%
24
23%
1%
363%
33
51
200
1%
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33,
900
115
44,500
37
1,500
33%
10,900
36%
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35%
1441/4
20
33%
.35%
48%
19%
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♦111
1%
*36
1443/4
49%
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46 Yb
51%
1143/8
35%
144
48%
503/4
1143/a
32%
144
55
144'%
19%
144%
142,100
1,900
19%
87%
*86
145
19
19'%
8,800
877%
86 3%
863%
40
47%
473%
473%
473%
4,600
28%
28%
28%
28'%
28%
5,800
24%
231/4
14%
14"%
233%
14
23 y8
23%
14%
14%
15
143/4
323/8
143%
34%
32
143%
15
No par
325/8
14,800
32%
32%
32%
40%
32%
33
42%
32%
40
5,000
423%
42%
433/8
42%
43
355/6
36
35%
42%
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423%
36
36
82,900
36'/a
36%
1
18%
18%
36%
363%
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5,600
18%
18%
1.25 '
183%
23%
23%
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18®%
22%
185%
223/4
22%
22%
54
22%
23
51%
51
233/a
23%
53%
51%
1,300
55%
523/4
54%
52%
53%
40
13,000
40%
40
40'%
40%
40 3%
19,000
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Club
Inc
5
Inc
395/b
100
common
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14%
40 3/a
39%
40
*81%
85
85
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85
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85
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1,900
5,200
85
14i%
133/a
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13,600
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32%
33
82%
83%
4,100
325/a
33
33
33
33'%
33®%
3,900
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3%
3%
3%
*3%
1
25
100
2.50
Co
3.50
100
5%
5%
5%
5%
51/4
51%
5%
5%
1,600
8
81/8
8
83/a
8
8%
8
8'%
8,900
53%
•! 5 3/a
6
6 %
6
6%
55%
54%
75%
70%
53/4
55
73
733/4
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88
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36%
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86
86
No par
255/s
27%
No par
50
34%
111
50
♦110
*85%
6
55%
•53%
6,400
88
55
55%
541/4
543%
54
54%
2,700
72%
v
74
72
73
72%
73%
41,500
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35%
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86
86
86
86
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28
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28
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27
26%
27'%
49
50
50
8b
300
184,800
49%
493/4
49i%
14
15%
483%
48
5
48 %
13%
14%
14%
143/4
141%
5
Co
145%
14%
11%
145%
11%
7,700
11
11%
113/8
11%
81
81
11%
117%
11%
11%
19,500
81%
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No par
1
Co
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10
10 3/a
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11
34%
82
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*80'%
82
32%
32%
32%
32%
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10%
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103/4
101%
103%
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51
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a
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,
32%
5
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12
82
32
1,600
.
100
321%
700
93%
10%
10,700
493%
50i%
3,600
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113/4
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11 3%
21%
11®%
113%
6,000
20%
215/s
21%
22
84%
84 %
21'%
213%
21%
213%
36,900
84%
84%
84%
84%
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84 y4
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73
84'A
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73
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73
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71
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100
1
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♦90
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14
143%
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1
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11%
21%
100
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11%
1
100
com
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(A
3%
8%
15
Corp
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,
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100
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common
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Financial
Packing
Corp
Corp
_
_
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1
2.50
15
15%
14%
35
363/4
34%
18%
18%
18%
11
11
105/4
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15
14%
37%
365/8
143/8
373/4
18%
183/4
19
11
71
113/8
11
12 3/a
103%
11%
10%
26%
243%
255%
25
263%
45/a
4%
43%
20
110
20
14'%
143%.
6,900
38'%
38
191/2
11'%
25
37%
♦11
85
39i%
80,500
19i%
„
19%
*11
11%
11%
3,500
900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10,700
26
'
26 3%
26'%
26%
22,400
45/a
43%
43%
11,400
Corp
1
4%
Inc
B
11%
113%
5,600
14%
155/a
15%
111%
15%
11'%
1
15 y8
15%
15'/a
151/2
15'%
155/a
35,400
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
:. Canada Dry Corp common..1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
15
89%
92%
85
89
89%
93%
923/8
93
94
95%
16,600
22
223%.
22%
6,400
Canada
3
16
51
\
2.50
Mining
&
Hecla
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
92'% May 24
9
x43
100
second preference
Calumet
Mar
x551/2
44%
821%
California
8
15% May 23
12
58%
43%
V
133/4
Co
18'/a Feb
122'% Mar 27
27% Feb
57%
1
8
Inc
Callahan
-
9
81%
Terminal
3
52'% Jan
8%
40c
common
Co
Watch
2
1,600
8%
100
preferred
7 % Jan
5,100
17i%
14%
California
13% May 21
12,200
16 '/a
17
813/4
Burroughs
26
661%
155%
17
85/a
common
323% Jan
83% May 29
.
27% May 22
Jan
66
16
Maine RR common.No par
Co
Burndy
5
Jan
23
66 3%
17
17
13%
Shoe
4%%
66
151/4
,
8%
common
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
9
230
81
Bullock's
2
10% May 29
80
7,300
81
29
18% May 29
673/4
20
143%
33
14%
61% Jan
28
17
1
Co
29
66
17
1
Stores
Forge
82% Sep
67
17
90i%
145%
*31'%
80%
Bullard
243% Nov
63%
163/t
143%
33
133/4
Buffalo
22'% May 10
67%
143/a
*311%
82%
8
3
65%
"~16%
*90
143/8
33
14%
21
3
29
14%
*31%
33%
41% Feb
73i% Jan
141%
331/8
81
18 % Mar
163% Jan
143% Dec
14
31%
37,500
Airways Inc
Manufacturing Co
& Stratton Corp
Bulova
*90
15%
333/a
251%
Co
Corp
Bucyrus-Erie
$5
90'%
901/4
14%
140
9,600
46,60Q
245/a
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Mar 15
78
32%
Brunswick
Budd
77
253%
26
68
Apr
231/4
77i%
100
243/4
Brown
116
23
75%
5,300
287
253/4
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common.
5.50% preferred series A
23
225/b
793/4
*90
993%
243/4
23
25
4
May 29
23
75.
77%
90y4
*247
25%
23
83% Jan
30
110% Jan
22%
IOOI/4
23'%
282
14%
43% Apr
13
28
100'A
*240
*14%
87% Feb
Dec
101
235/a
Bristol-Myers
Apr
265
♦100
26%
Briggs
Briggs
86'% Mar 14
54%
241/a
13
45
33
54%
No par
24
112
32%
543%
141/4
993/4 Feb
10
325%
54
14%
65% Apr
11
32 VB
14%
68 % May 29
11
325/8:-,
533/4
14%
51% May 29
78'% Jan
6,400
11,800
32
14%
1
30'% Jan
12,300
43
14%
21
106'% Jan
23%
43
143/a
67 3% Nov
8% Mar 13
3,500
22 3/a
433%
141/t
103i% Nov
May 28
26'%
22%
*423/4
2
3
6
25%
213/a
43%
*323/8
1
3
15
25%
223/4
*225
22%
71%
*90
240
-4.000
26%
533/4
99%
213/4
90
;
265
99%
793/4
90
10
Jan
Jun
*225
9 9 3/a
223/4
,
1,800
2,800
21%
__l
64%, Jan
11
535/8
171/8
48%
25%
1
preferred
Braniff
323/4
52%
16%
*48
*423/4
50
1
issued
<b
5%
22
143% May 15
31%
54%
265
72%
100
Inc
Edison
When
43
22
10
Food
Boston
22%
41%
99%
1
pfd
26%
213/4
35
52
x253%
44%
*225
2.50
preferred
Borman
2
4% Feb
2
100
17
*48
23%
33
12.50
preferred
Co
3%%
70%
50%
17%
48%
7.50
Borg-Warner
26
48%
17
*48
5
3
84% May 24
91
17
48%
48%
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Stores Inc
48% Jan
19
70
17
17
Co
Borden
11
69%
17%
49
17
47%
Co
2
Jan
15
143%
163/4
Inc
Jan
213% Dec
""67
Jan
14%
70%
163/4
common
Book-of-the-Month
28% Mar 12
70
14%
69%
47
Boeing Co
30'% Dec
5
35% May 29
143/8
70
10
Co
Brooks
6
3,900
14
x665/a
50
Laughlin Inc
26
70%
xl4
19
18% Jan
1,000
14%
71
*86
22'% Jan
1,600
143/a
14%
14%
68%
5
35i% Jan
300
36%
l
a
(E W)
2,000
36%
353%
50c
Bobbie
201%
♦353%
37%
No par
Steel Corp
Bliss
18% May
20%
36
*36%
100
53% Jan
20%
36
373/4
Savers
Gypsum
&
20%
37%
50
Bliss
1,100
20%
2 pesos
Blaw-Knox
2
130
24
203/4
Black & Decker Mfg Co
26% Feb
91
24
*363/4
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
Mar 19
91
243%
*36%
I
Co
90
91
24%
37%
7%
24
27% Mar 14
87
Apr 26
152 % Apr
45
<fc
*90
243/8
363/4
preferred
Consolidated Inc
Bethlehem
91
*24
11,400
102
21%
conv
Bestwall
3
*90
24
18,400
31'%
31
102
363/4
preferred..
$4.50
91%
*90
31i%
104
37
Corp
Benguet
20
47% Mar 15
18
12% May 29
59 7% Dec
42
43% Jan
64
Mar 13
28
2
17% May 29
79% Jan
Aug 18
v717% Apr
453% Apr
May 29
13% Feb
30%
*102
37%
Inc
Beneficial Finance Co
54% May 28
5
1% Jan
16
483% Mar 13
July" ~3
Bendix
31
31%
103
37%
Corp
Howell
31%
102
10
RR
Life
Gossett
&
31%
102
1
Bell Intercontinental
55% Mar 15
50% Jan
113% Jun
Nov
&
Bell
14
55
31
22
493% Apr
7
1
1138%
12% Feb
11
!
42 7% Dec
3
13
140 3% Sep
50 % Jan
22
19
133
3
39
May 29
Bell
26
Dec
53
3
1'% Jan
33'% Jan
19% Feb
102
90
14%
36%
Petroleum Corp.
Belding-Heminway
;
9
31
102
90
313/a
3 4%
*36%
Belco
17 J/4 Jun
22% Feb
Beech-Nut
32
102
11,500
18,000
100
43%%
Aircraft
Apr
14%
15,900
125/a
preferred.100
Distilling Co
(A S)
35
14%
5%
45
12'%
23%
Instruments
Beck Shoe
81
1 % Jan
12
119'% Nov
.,
Jan
593% Sep
19
12 % May 29
May"25
*
Beckman
2
Feb
95
14 % May 29
2
\
69%
152% Jan
22% Jan
15% Jun
Sep~25
29
145/a
53%
44'%
1
20%
Inc
7
32% Feb
Nov. 17
14% Jan
Jan
Mills
14
243%
Inc
Co
61% May 29
6
35% Feb
2
16
46%
5
87
4% %
Beaunit
14%
22
Corp..
prior
preferred
9
135/8
1
conv
29% Mar 21
100% Mar
143/4
21%
preference
B)
Foods
3% %
14
12%
24%
Inc
(James
Beatrice
2
12
27% Jun
19
Beam
Jan
Dec
Oct
31
Bayuk ' Cigars
29
12%
55/8
100
Corp
Laboratories
26
Jan
21
87
Baxter
Lomb
Feb
71
27
&
443%
12%
5%
x42
.100
Corp
Works
52% Jan
328
Jan
159% Dec
3
81
Aug 30
Bausch
53%
433/4
12%
100
common
Iron
5%
45
131/4
10
convertible
Bath
5%
42%
11%
100
Corp
Products
53/8
413/4
12%
corn..No par
stamped
Oil
5%
43%
lli/o
13
'.
Aroostook
Inc
5%
Basic
2
24
325
Nov
25
Jan
49% May 29
316
Basic
19
37
Elec
&
non-cumulative
Barber
4
30% May 29
51% Jan
6
Mft-r 16
275
4%
30
23% Jan
Corp
stamped
Preferred
Bangor &
5
May 29
24% May 29
i
Common
8
47
8
Gas
5%
42
1
preferred series B
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
19
16% May 25
14% May 29
43
59
85% Mar
j.
9
Co
Inc.
4%%
1
21% Dec
Inc
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
9
23% Nov 22
T)
&
Oil
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
821/4 Jan
,
Baker
19
941/4 Jan
(B
Babcock
9
Mar 20
12% May 29
19% Aug 15
Babbitt
8% Mar 12
41% May 29
-
Southern
Canadian
Canadian
Ry
Breweries
Pacific
Ry
12
Xll%
213%
22
43%
IP/8
4%
45%
115/8
22'%
22®%,
92
913%
913%
92
92
Co
100
51
51
503/e
50 3%
50i%
50'%
Ltd
No par
9
9
8%
25
*91%
22%
22 5%
.
223%
t
9
22%
9
22%
,
221/4
,
4
22%
..
22%
"
'92
92 y4
*50 %
9%
51
9
22%
223%
23.
i
/
11%
11%
*91%
92
190
50'%
50'%
280
9%
9ya
91%
19,900
22"%
22%
22%
15,800
14
The Commercial
(2710)
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
43 % Dec
60 % May
5
32% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
6
102% Oct
12
96
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
48
3
52 % Mar 30
30
49
39% Jan
Carlisle
63% Apr
May 29
3
30% May 29
44% Feb
47% Apr
28
45% Jan
48
36% Nov
24
29 Va
1
74
Oct
9
Oct
52
May 19
13 % Apr
46
6
1
41% Aug 29
May 23
Jan
29
Jan
97
11
28% Dec
3
89
32 % Oct
115% Jan
1
30
31
Case
3
Jan
10
44
40%
10
11%
100%
*
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
26%
53%
53
53 %
32%
33%
30%
31%
28
124% Jan
5
137% May
10
81% Jan
11
87% May
..
Inc
41%
___1
46%'
preferred
Tractor
Ceco Steel
2nd
,10
Corp
53%
10%
11
100
*99'/4
54%
■
preferred
___100
'
4%%
'
'
preferred series A_1G0
conv
23
'
■
•
551/4
54%
551/4
30%
.
31
30%
35 Va
47%
47 Va
*47 Va
48
*47%
*301/4
31
*30%
50
51
.
■'
5%,
K
2 Va
22%
'23
2%
-t
25%
130
'*129%
131 Va
84
83%
82%
x83 Va
2%
957/8
GJ
:r
•
i--
-
*1291/4
■
*23%
131'/a
31,800
:
96% i
51,600
131%;
.63%
110
,
1,500
35
♦129V4
■
.
7,600
'
,
233/4'
33%',
83v4
490
2%
*95:
34% "
'
12,100
«-
34%
*2
95%
33%
r.
471/4
Va
34Va
-
900
9,500
5%
23%
23%
450
53
5%
r
35%
6,200
,
471/4
,
'2 Va
34 Va
353/a
51%
34%
•
•
-
•
.
32%
*
33%
.,X130
'
35V4
Va
'
'
»
'
35 Va
52
5%,
6
.46%
47
V
"
96:
;
23%
X31%
,
-
34%
35%
511/4
'
96
..
.
V
35%
■'
,
46%
2%
96 Va
;
'
6
46
l
34%
*96
i,
5%
,
.
46 V4
2 Va
131% 131%
84
84%
1 V
i 33 Va
•
3,900
7,000
31
48%
•
48
31
V
34
"■
31
35 Va
5%
46
■
.
5,300
190
54V4
32
*30%
2%
.97-
32 Va
31
io%
100
30%
'
34%
>.
1,800
10%
•99V4
47%
,
33%
..•..22%
of Amer com—No par
27
27
11
2,700
35%
48
'48'
*95%
27 Va
,»eek
Sliaies
41%
47 Va
'2%
•
......
100
Products
Celanese Corp
7%
7
common_No par
6
41%
34%
50%
5%
preferred
!
,47%
41%
26%
tuts
June 8 '
x30%
•
31%
.
__100
I) Co common...
preferred—
2nd
31
.
>'
1
(J
4.20%
9
3
Corp
:
47%
47%
50
4.
35%
35
10
common
Friday
101
*99
52%
!
27
10%
Sales for
jday
—
June 7
41 Va
26Ve
;
101
J.~
June 6
41%
10%
-
♦98%
AND
Wednesday
41%
26%
26%
10%
100
_5
General
Caterpillar
Mar 22
Jun
&
6 Va %
4
Co
Products
7f«
22
Jan
29
May 29
3% Jan
85% Apr
129
3
41%
'
'.'26%
10
Co_
preferred
Carter
4
98
17
21% May 29
Apr
Corp
4 Va %
Carriers
3
'Jan
42 Va Jan
•
May 29
95.
40% Aug 15
6
71% Jan
% Jun
31.
v
•
22
9% Jan
70
5
2
Mar 20
5
2% Nov
Jun
May
36% Jan
2
77
Mar 12
4% May 29
3
90% May 31
25
3
May 29
44 % May 29
30% Feb
-
Carrier
3
3
v
41
No par
Carpenter Sieel
8
10
22
June 5
'
Jan
6% Dec
&
Mfg
Tuesday
June 4
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Power & Light
No par
Carolina
30
45% Mar 14
32% Jan
46% Feb
Monday
Par
Corp
Carolina
8
40% Jan
27
LOW
STOCK
Co
(Philip)
Carey
11
101V4 Mar
May 29
Carborundum
Mar 30
15 Va
9% May 29
Jan
8
11% Jan
91 % Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 16
56
38% May 29
25 Va May 29
Mar 13
36
3
26% Jan
NEW
,
Lowest
Highest
20
V
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1961
Lowest
■;
833%
40
-
;
„; 2,100
.
v
24% Jan
34% Dec
3
Jan
10
17
20 % May 29
28
19
73 % Dec
5
22% Jan
3
28 % Jun
5
3
34 % Jun
5
6
50
18% Jan
Mar
5%
2
1.4% May 29
'■>' 23 Va Jan
2
Feb
21
49
25
24
Jan
Central
5%
77% Apr : 5
of
7
75 % Oct
20
72
3
38 % Nov
24
25% May 28
36% Jan
2
Central
Hudson
38% Jan
24
Dec
8
41
52 V4 Mar 30
Central
Illinois
99% Nov
28
Mar
52
Sep
54
7
94% Jan
17
7
Central
RR
Central
&
9
23% May 29
14 Ve May 29
23% Apr
2
Century
44% May 17
20% May 29
33
Jan
4
Cerro
60% Jan
2
Cettaln-teed
Jan
31
Cessna
9% Apr
49% Feb
4
16
25
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
79% Dec
3% Jan
8% Nov
4
28
SO
5*
Jan
30
21% Jan
4
33
28
50% Apr.
27% Mar 20
3
30% Jun-:
9
■/;
3
11% Nov
28
i
3
43% Oct
13
54
Dec
91
8
7% Jan
14% Sep
3
24
Sep
31
32% Aug
13% Jap
I
3
Feb
52
«
13% Jan
7
*
18"% Feb
22
Jan
3
4
26
12% Jari
23
21% Jan
12
25% Sep
25
37% Jan
3
11
series
' 7
!'5%
,
;
&
Western
Chicago Pneumatic
35% May 2
'21
Mar 26
V
Pac_
No
pfd
non-cum
No
.com
Chicago Yellow
29
(VNui.s
4
Chock
May 28
33% Jan
2
Chris-Craft
62 Va Feb
21
Full
:
50Va
; *801/4
45%
463/a
*8
;
22 %
23%
; 22%
l..
.L 42%.
;-i 16%
19 %'
13%
16%
20
V
15%
16%
441/4
431%
•
-
/ 22
:
;
31
1,600
;
21,100
•
12%'.
3/a
v
37% Jan
53% Nov
10
36% May 29
87 % May 29
10
82% Jan
3
00% Dec
5
98% Feb
7
103% Dec
11
37% Jan
Dec
44
52 % Dec
3
4
21:
51
26
49% Sep
33
27
' Dec
101% Jan
50% Mar 19
i
2
Jun
7
36 % May 29
58% May 17
47 Va
100
preferred-,—.,;
^
100 "
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—*10 "
Financial Corp—:
No par
97% May 29
14
10
May 29
14-
12
41% Mar 30
25
May 28
38 % Jan
Sep
27
40% Jan
53% Feb
23
V
51 % Mar.
3
f.
t'r
Vi
93% July 10
56 Va Jan
33
■73% Nov
10*
61
5
Jan
Nov
Apr
140
10
38 Va Jun
64%
6
37% Apr
5
77% Jan
21% Jan
30% Jan
26
74
Jan
23%
18,200
6,700
:26 /
700.
'■
>
15
15%,
f
43
19%
-15%
-
46%
-193/8
,
16%
-153/4;
43,000
24
1
•
!\
•>
14% Jan
3
<3
-
1
3
Jan
70
12
Mar
-43%
63,600
43%
42%
103% Jan.
2
5
20% May 29
27% Jan
12
4
32% May 29
55
tan
3
IS
75% Jan
20
19% May 29
20Va May 29
50% Mar 17:
49 Vb Nov
19
•8% May 29
41% Jun
1
7
.
81% May.
Coca-Cola
1
$3.50
Mar 12
Collins
41% Jan 19
Collins
32
17% Jan
3
48 V4 Jan
8
preferred
Aikman jCorp
Radio Co—
Colorado
8%%
Fuel
&
;■:*.,
36% /38Va V...
138%: 141
O
W>.
26%
39.%
51
: 101 % 102:
.^,1
19
BO
<"
141
%
v:76%,;> 82.1/2
i"
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,
"35%
;
*78 /V
k
..'38%
80 Vt
L-QYv'
.—5
21. S-f 23,../.':■• 9%
10
1/ : 10%
42%
42%
50
,*>' x42
'27%.
V 26%
V 35%
1353/4
,-64.
f
■'
i
:
:
■ •
.2,.
28
19
31 % May 28
23%-Jan
3
42% Apr
30
Oct
21% Jan
12
67
Jan
5
10
22 Va May 29
15% May 29
69
Jun
4l
May 29
50% Jan
11
78 % Nov
13
41"% Jun
16
35% May 26
55% Dec 13
21% Jan
9
44% Dec
39% Oct
23
Aug
3
12
8:
31
Jan
90%
Nov~27
106% Apr
Gas
17
31
Jan
70% Jan
Columbia
Columbia
Pictures
31
Dec
10
93
Jan
65% Jun
4
100% Nov 27
13
98 % Nov
12
90
May 29
Jun
1
8V» May 29
3l
45% Jari
2
£an
29
113 %
11% Jan
,
15% Feb
13
Apr
Conde
7
29% Feb
95
Feb
17% Oct 24
12 y8
May 15
44% Jan
6
58
39 3/8
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38
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18
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103
May 29
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17
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30
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4
25% May 29
40 Va Jatl:
2
39
2
22
May 29
May 28
46
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Jun
8
3
111
3
5
48% Dec
77% Jan
6
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7% Jan
3
12 Va
18% Oct
19
W% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
♦6% Oct
26
35 % Jan
3
For
60% Apr
02
footnotes,
May
5
28
May 17
see
:$6
preferred--—
par
Consolidated
45% Feb 20
42% Apr 23
Laundries Corp
Consolidated
30
Natural
Consolidation
Coal
Gas
Consumers Pewer Co
:
-
">-
.36 >.
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; ?8
30%
24
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preferred
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preferred
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.102
93/4
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preferred
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*94
95
May 14
$4.16
20% Jun
5
28% Mar
9
Container Corp of America
93
2
94 Va
2
4%
preferred—
loo
Continental Air Lines Inc——1.2$
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Continental Baking Co common—5
"
Jan
Apr
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
1
107% Jan
4
38 Va May 29
48 Vi Jan
88 Va Apr
2
103 Va Jun."
82
Jan
3
$5.50 preferred——
Continental Can Inc
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19
Eteb
13
May 31
21. sFeb
26
47 V< May 29
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72% Feb
16
12 V« Jari
29
43% May 29
66
Feb
56 V4 Jari
19
5% May 29
18
.
35 Va
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2
com
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5
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a
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13
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49 V» Mar 12
28
Mar
Jan
34 Va Jan
103
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May 29
Jan.
Tne
<.
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•
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—100
4
65 % May 28
.;
9
21% July
5
90% Jan 11
$
.....20%
20
Mar
c
Solvents
33 % May 29
92% Jan
f-,
Elec-^B
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9
45 % Nov
/
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Ohio
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353/4
25%-' 26
37% Mar 23
11
67% Oct
29% Jan
V:#
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v.
—v43;/«
49% Aug 31
50% Jan
&
:
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96
20% Jan
preferred
Columbus
^_Jtl0
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common •
Credit Co-;
30
36% Apr
37% Jun
$4.25
26
72% Mar 16
System
33%
44%
i».
'
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8
May 28
11% May 29
3
51% Nov
5
18
30 Va Apr
System_2.50
18% May 29
18% Mar 22
66% Jan
Broadcasting
>,*44%'i 45% "■
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13% Nov 28
101
43% Mar 21
il00
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.
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5
35
3
noncumulatiye
16
109
3
4%
Columbia
31% Feb
9
Jan
Mar 19
55 Va Jan
111% Apr 18
19% Mar 29
7% Jan
4
51
20 Va May 29
39 Va May 29
.
12
80% Oct
27
Jun
10
29
35% Aug 18
70% Nov 29
23% Jan
107
42% Jan
10,200
49,100,1
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;
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54% Feb
3
3,600
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6.4.
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11 Va
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26 Va
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Iron pommon
223%.
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Coca-Cola Bottling Go of N
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1021/4
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1
May 29
23% May 17
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&
491/4
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47-
28% Dec
28
Oct
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$4.50
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45,300.,
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17
57
142
3
77% Jun
5
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59% Dec
4
1
109
30
4
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City Stores
18
88% Jan
preferred:
conv
7
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com_8.50
common
4
Feb
70 V4 Apr,
2
July
S4.40
Co
City Products
48 V4 Jan
Mar 21
Service
City Investing
Mar,23
101% Feb
31% May 29
133
37
34% May 29
27
71% July 10
1
.
33% May 29
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3
20';
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36 % Mar
10
45 VB Nov ',
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Electric
&
t
1
20 ;
26
Gas
preferred-.—,
.Cities
8
35% Feb
41% Nov
32% Apr
15% Apr
23% May 29
4%
4%%
5
112% Feb
13
24% Oct
6
11% July 27
20% Feb
5
59% Feb
May 29
: 21
Cincinnati
91% Feb
105%-Apr 17
52% Feb 16
49% Mar 21
J.
;
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96
.
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Tool
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22
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
6%
19%.
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preferred series A
40% May 29
21
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43 'A Jun
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96
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89
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June 8
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June 7
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27
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11
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96
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60% Mar 28
3
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5
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43% Mar 21-
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40
4
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88
16;
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'•
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Monday
,
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America
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125% May 29
28
63% Nov
3
145% Sep
of
Co
34% Mar 19
13
May 29
30% May 29
22% May 24
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Controls
5
1
25% May 29.
9% May 29
15
49% Jun
4
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LOW AND
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34 % Feb
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6
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37% Jun
4
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•
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70
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47%
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24,600
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11
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15
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4
88% Oct
27
24
May 29
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4
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34% Jun
5
Jan
3
U62 % Dec
29
Jan
6
25% Jun
30
36% Oct
43
Jan
11
52% Nov 28
50% Jan
35
21
6
13% May
8
10
1
Fairbanks Morse
87/b Feb 14
23% Mar 12
13
19% May 29
32% Jan
2
52% Feb
21
8
Jan
4
45% May 17
28
May 29
39% Mar
29
31% Dec
1
20
25% Dec
21
30% Nov
1
16
May 28
May 29
28
>5% Jan
9
11% May
8
7
May 29
For
footnotes,
see page
23.
29
>
Mar 29
Jan
2
10% Mar 13
F
&
Co—
-
%
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com.
1
$1.60 convertible preferred!—40
' Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1 •
Fairchild Stratos Corp
—I
•»!
Faifmonfc Fodds Co common
,50c
5% junior preferred
50 : Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp
—!——1
' :
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp-L—^-S
Fawick Corp
2
•
5'/a
19"%
35%
6%
33
,
'
31
•
'
5%
6'A
19%
19%
19%
40%
34%
39
6%
24^
23%
5%
20 V
23'A
*50% "51
,.
—
1
14%
31%
14%
No par
•
70% Mar 21
25% Dec
7
11% Feb
17
'
■
(Ma*)' & Co class A_L____1
Factor
21% Feb
29
5 'A May
-'
46% Mar 14
32 Va
22 A 23'/a
16%.' 17%
7%
7%
5
-
6%
24%
7%
,
400
20%
2,200
38%
65,200
38%
37
6'/a
38%
6%
37%
6%
6%
6%
24»A
24%
24%
24%
"
♦50%
:
24.
►50%
331/4
32 %
22%
22%
23
5,900
18%
18
18%
7,300
7%
1.200
51
31%
32
22%
22%
23
17
16%
18
7%
*20
v
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:
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^
1
51
30%
16%
-
20
47,900
197/a'
6%
24
5'A
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5%
20
31%
'50%.
22 !
37
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6%
5%
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7%'
32
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'
7%
51
17%
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.
7%
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51
19,300
5,800
*
33
6,900
16
The Commercial and Financial
(2712)
Chronicle
,...
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
17 V« Jan
3
25% May 16
Jan
3
39% Nov 10
19% May 10
33
12% Dec 29
23% Feb
Dec
5
24% Jan
17
42% Oct
13
59% Nov 22
2
18% Jan
20
10 % May 29
55% Dec
23% Jun
19% Jun
14
12
24
Dec
5
33% Jan
9
51% NOV
20
28% Jan
4
69
NOV
24
49% Jan
4
75% Dec
4
126
67
53 % Feb
6
317/s Feb
8
15
24% Mar 14
*
35% Mar 15
8
Jun
2
13% Mar 14
May 29
142
22
Jan
48% Mar 21
34%
2
Nov
28
82
Dec
8
10
50
58% Jan
16% Jan
17
86% Nov
4
31% Jan
3
48
J an
11
85
89% Jun
5
12% Jan
16% Nov
12
17% Oct
18
63% Jan
May
3
30
15% Nov
26% Aug 14
35% Nov
14% Jan
5
26
35% Jun
50% Nov 27
19
Dec
19
Jan
Feb
13
12% Jan
27
46% Mar
1
8
57
40 % Sep
25
56% Mar 17
37/8 Jan
3
24% Jan
9
17% Jan
4
5% May 12
29% July
6
26% Dec 29
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
1
22% Jan
3
32% Nov
16
92% Jan
10
98
38% Dec
19% May
17% May
11
May
24% May
94% Nov
15
25
May 26
5% Dec 19
75
Oct
26
7% Jan'
4
'.10% Mar
140
Oct
34% Jan
22'/s Feb
44% Feb
31
27% Apr
18
5% Feb
17
12% Oct
3
19
25
Oct
8
68% Jan
10
31
•:
5
Jan
12
6
12%
12
I2V2
125/a
127%
6,200
85%
871/4
42
43
41%
42%
42 3A
88,300
44
427/a
433/b
43%
437/a
30,500
S%
23,100
May
May
40
May
4
May
25% May
7
29
7
Aug 11
6
27
•
5
9%
9%
30%
36 y2
38% /'/f
36
37
34%
35%
33%
34y8
34
35
33 Vs
34
14%
15
14%
147/8
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14%
145/a
145/«
22%
22%
227/8
22 3/a
23 y4
23
231/4
23
23%
18,200
30%
23%
32 %
30
32
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
313/a
12,1G0
20
217/8
20%
213/s
20%
21%
22
23
74,200
*79
80
1
20%
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217/8
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80
187/e
18%
19%
41%
7,000
3%
5,400
21%
21%
21%
*20%
21
100
19
18 7/8
19
187/a
187/a
18%
19
5,900
11%
12
12
117/8
11%
11%
11%
26%
26%
263/8
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255/s
257/3
26
99
98
98
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96%
*967/8
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33
33
35%
345/a
387/a
x56%
58 3A
57
58%
58 8/s
58%
33%
58%
Corp
Corp
com
1st preferred i
General
Cigar Co
General Contract
'
3
*20%
100
Inc
Finance
1
.
6%
75
8%
13%
6%
6%
75
75
8%'
83A
14
6%
75%
85/a
8%
14
36%
82%
31%
-
36 3A
363A
37
82%
823A
823/4
32
31%
32
5%
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36%
900
5,700
280
99%
38
57,500
,
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6%
r :•
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75%
;
.
14
137/8
5%
84
32%
21
1,800
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-
63/4
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35%
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83
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36
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v
6%.
12,000
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./
14
660
.
8%. j -
3,600
-
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500
6,100
83
70
317/a
317/8
315/8
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5%
5%
5%
51/4
3,500
7,500
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5%
5%
5
10%
10%
10
10%
97/s
10%
6,600
Dynamics
1
25%
23%
247/„
24 y8
253/4
24
247/a
23%
24%
63,100
657/8
62%
65
64%
66
64%
65%
64 5/s
657/8
98,000
37%
37%
37%
37%
Electric
Mills
When
$5
!
'
Controls Co
Corp
Co
_
5
Corp
*36
,1
71%
15
1
26%
3
common
preferred
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preferred
10%
37
36
36
363/b
37
73
70 %
72%
71%
75
15%
14%
15
15
16
9%
267/8
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10%
•
;
*
500
72%
-
74%
73%
74 %
34,700
147/a
.
157/a
14%
15%
25,500
25%
_
108%
109%
26
26%
27%
109%
109
108%
109 %
109
350
48%
50%
26%
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110
49%
50
507/a
50%
507/a
50%
51
210,000
49%
49%
50%
50
507%
50%
50%
108 7/8
109%
108%
109
26%
109
26%
.
109
19,500
271/4
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110
108'/a
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84
84%
83%
83 3A
84
84%
84
847%
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33
32
32%
31%
33
34
34
33%
33%
1,600
1
23%
23
21%
22
21%
22%
217/c
221/4
35,100
1
32
35
32
33%
32%
34 %
33%
337/8
16,700
*38
40
15
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Public
General
Public Utilities Corp
Service
10c
...
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30%
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>
32%
40
.
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40
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85
3,300
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1,500
40
—-
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5%
5%
5%
55/8
5%
5%
5%
5%
28
29%
28%
28 7/8
29
29%
29%
297/a
29%
297/a
6.67
29%
29%
27
28%4
27
28%
10
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13%
i27/8
13%
127/a
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127/a
1
32%
331/4
32
32%
32
323A
32%
32%
25
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
261/4
26%
*26
27
25
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
26
26
26
26
21
217/8
20%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
207/8
211/4
153,300
10%
9%
10%
10 %
103A
9%
IO1/4
97/8
10%
28,300
237/8
134,600
2.50
Signal
General Refractories
General Steel
5%
32%
22%
Nopar
General
General Railway
49%
—No par
$3.75 series—
conv
T
5%
49 ■
109
1%
——
24%
.63.,
No par
——
distributed,
$1.60
5
45%
57%
6%
7% Jan
37% Mar 22
Mar 14
44
3%
30%
Texas
44% Feb
41
45%
3%
5
General
22V4 Mar 28
44%
3%
Transportation—1.25
General Baking
Co
common
5
$8 preferred
No par
29
44% Jan
44%
3V8
25%
24
5
417/a
3%
*98
General Precision Equipt Corp
8
43%
98
59
Jun
17,400
42 %
27%
30% Mar
29 % May 29
12,300
38%
41%
98
29
29
12% Jun
18 7/s
36%
42%
26%
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
28
18%
37%
18%
0%
preferred
100
General Motors Corp common—_1%
Jan
19
42%
11%
of
2,200
37%
ll7/8
Co
80
3,900
15
J 8%
19%
Amer
*14%
42%
21%
100
34%
383/a
11%
com__1
7,100
337/8
193/s
18%
Investors
4,400
38
413A
*20%
American
*78%
31
373/8
37
3%
preferred
50
Corp
1
pref
No par
;
31
f
■"
183A
43%'
voting
V
9%
•.
41%
3%
convertible
91/2
31
37%
42%
Acceptance
80
9%
*30%
19%
2
conv
*78 %
80
'
41%
Gar Wood Industries Inc common_l
Corp
9%
36
39%
General Finance
Apr 27
3,100
30%
42%,
531/4 Mar
87% Apr 26
121%
30%
9
41%
General
115
11%
38%
common
General Instrument Corp
May 29
"::
37%
9%
36%
•
v
12%
29%
/
'
1
General
May
57% Jan
50% Jun
113/4
9%
32
Inc
1
337/8 Jan
ll'/a
40
Co
78% Mar 12
115
200
30/4
General Foods Corp
106%
5
10
54% Apr 14
257/s May 19
41% Dec
5
12
25
Co
Jan
1
131/4
13%
.10
Jan
Jun
*13%
*13
—33 %c
30
45 % May 29
49
Jun
5
13%
9,900
1
96
108
8,200
863A
5
General
5
10
17%
26
12%
5
9
93%
16%
85 3/s
100
Skogmo
36% Feb
*92%
17
12 3/a
Co
16% Jan
;
251/4
93%
16 3A
88
367/8
May 29
May 29
251/2
*92%
12%
36%
*80
32
20% May 29
■
/'/rv//.
85
No par
19
9,000
13,400
12%4
Cable
6% Apr
*12%
13
175/8
65%
325
25 Vs
93% "
17
65
,*250
85
General
46% Mar 20
16%
255/8
17%
655/s
325
37
Co
Trailer
Gamble
4%
*92%
173/8
177/a
65
*250
82%
2
:
Gardner-Denver
May 22
17%
*653/4
1,600
15,700
33,400
:■
50c
Gabriel
General
92
60%
1
12
10
preferred
$0.60
25 %
4%
361%
60
ll7/a
1
Sulphur
Garrett
26
4%
35%
60%
13
Inc
Corp
Inc
4%
18%
4%
357/a
85%
Franklin Stores Corp
Frueliauf
'13
63
4%
GO 1/4
*225
100
200
?
35%
'
„,
8,200
12%
—
Corp
Friden
17%
18%
63%
4%
40%
33,700
:
12%
2.50
Dairies
Co
Freeport
61
*4%
40%
13,000
83%
2
Co
Co
When issued
Fram
12
36
593/4
16%:
13%
42% Mar 15
21
19"% Oct
Motor
353/8
59%
*94
;
24,300
i
5
<
Mineral
Ford
41/4
35 %
,37%
_1
Food Mart Inc
Foote
*13
-10
84
8
42% Feb
25% Jan
preferred
70%
'
41
,92 '
18%
'
,96
*40
25%
93%
1
*94
17%
13%
28% Oct 31
29
convertible
4%
of
11% May 29
21% May 29
13
•
series
69 % May 29
May 31
Jun
18
pfd
34% May 29
21
Dec
*92
divid
$4.20
*13%
42% Feb
8
'51—15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
97
62
26%
26
5
82% Jan
52
1
Food Fair Stores Inc common—
18%
39%
*225
—
Bronze
30% May 29
38
100
General
4
42% Dec
3
2.50
10
Corp common
convertible preferred
General
86% Nov 29
3
C
,86
Feb
6
81/4 Apr 23
90
Apr 18
6
23
M
3%%
60%
19%
63
T".
83%
/4%
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•
35%
591/4
18
62
*225
18%.
*82%
58%
41/2
4%
34%
No par
9
36
5% Jan
F
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil
4
37% Jan
41
19
83%
39%
41
20% Jan
2
26% Jan
97
41
16
May 7
441/4 May 11
10
27
*95
32 % Feb
Jan
Oct
97
102
79% Jan
53
*92
4%%
4% May 29
8% May 29
Jun
96
$4.50
General
29
Jun
60
78
*94
*39%
84%
2
28 % May 29
110% Dec
*82%
4
26% Jan
104
83%
10
Mar 27
Dec
83%
18%
6%
75%
8%
1
58
10,300
No par
conv
A 2nd preferred—100
conv B 2nd pfd
No par
East Coast Railway Co—25
Power Corp
2.50
75
8%
31
113
18'%
5
common
2
107% Nov 15
Apr 31
206% July 14
40% Jan
3
18%
*82%
Co
preferred
79% Jan
2
Nov
183/4
851/2
$4
14% Jan
24
55% Apr
38% Sep
6,900
18%
*82%
Flintkote
General Bancshares Corp
45% Jan
58
157%
_1
;
2
80% Dec
24% Oct 24
56s/8
155%
-
11% Jan
22% Mar 21
60% May 2
37% Jan 19
341/4
555/a
1157/8
26% Jan
8% May 29
13% Jun
1
27
Mar
83
50% Nov
33%
567/g
157/a
27% Jan
24
75
27
77 % July 26
34%
54%
29
5% May 29
19
cH3% Nov 22
30
21
4% Mar 19
y*52% May 29
'
15
2
Feb
58
8
3
Jan
333A
29
29% Jan
*•>
Jan
7,400
157/8
31
94% Jan
7
75
11
46% May 22
2% May 29
July 28
20% Sep
25% Apr
37'%
54
4
51
711%.
371/4
35%
12
2
26%
67
15%
29% Jan
22
257/s
73%
5,300
-
53%:
3
/ 38% May 29
36% May 28
26%
25%
5,800
10,900
if
15%
19% Jan
14% Jan
Mar 13
17': <v
54%
11
31% Jan
41% Nov 27
201/4
16%
531/2
42% Apr
15
37%
19%
"
15
Foxboro
Jan
'
36%
16
16%
19
Foster-Wheeler
27% Feb
263/e
20% V
8,700
54%
Foremost
84
25 3A
365%
>'• 16
19,400;
if
15%
18 %
Inc
Moore
&
1
17% May 29
2
19% May
3
22% Jan
Nov
86
■
11%
Fischbach
8
78 %■ May 29
31% Aug 23
3
73
'
441/2
'11
36%
20%
44
11%
19%
37
,157/8,-,: ,157/a
437/8
37
4
2
,
300
43%
11%
,
373/a
Feb
Jan
26
36
20
,
24
77
67
56
25 %
*23%
33%
45% Feb
26 % May 28
26%
24
73% '
13
1
67% Oct
27
15%
*2314
36%
14% Jan
May 29
21% May 29
37%
20%
,14"%.
3,000
24
*23%
9,200
37%
May 28
May 29
28% May 29
3
Apr
35%
xl9%
15,% /,
400
35%
355/8
6,700
34%
6
8% May 29
28
24
Jun
44
4
38
22
15V.
25 %
18%
36
78%
36
18
9
26
3
20 % Mar 29
116% Jan
36%
*18
18%
*35s/8
33%
28
19
Apr
July 31
14% Jan
May 29
11%
183/a
18%
36%
36%
12,300
75%
8
77% May 29
39 % May 29
21
43% Oct
87
12
31% Jan
61% Dec
21% Jan
44%
11
91/b
37
2
3
43%
10%
9
821/4
Mar 13
May
44
10%
9%
Shares
■
36
1
92
431/4
10%
20%
*
No par -
30% Mar
29% Jan
45
351/4
37'/s
Rubber
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
—
22
23%
„
35
34
53%
&
Florida
Jan
23%
23%
*18
<
133/a
35%
9
•
79%
Tire
5
2
36%
18%
35%
v
9%
the Week
37%
$2.25
40% Jan
36
18
9
June 8
Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National
Stores
No par
Firestone
8
87% Mar 12
*18
36%
44 Ye
10%
First
13
360
9
9%
18%
23%
:
Products__No par
8
May 29
91/2
18
36%
_1
Paper
3
11
5
353/4
10
Jan
11% May 29
29% Mar 22
117% Dec
343/4
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc__^,10
;
Filtrol Corp L
:
1 " f'
Financial Federation Inc
.—1
6% Feb
13% May 29
11
May 29
5
35
__1.25
Corp
Fiberboara
Mar 16
Feb
Stores
82% Feb
89
1
13% J an
Ferro
Dept
Inc
Fenestra
47
58
33% July 26
27
46
303% Apr 13
21 % May 29
May 31
24% Aug 25
5
4% May 28
5
5
382
104
Mar
Federated
31% May 29
17
Dec
13
34%
25 *"
51% May 29
15% May 29
15
93% Nov
Jan
87
preferred
Florida
.
May 19
34% May
4
3
59% Jan
250
8
26 % Mar 16
1
May
39% Jun
•
24
Jan
July 14
36% Jan
2
207/e May
95
May 19
51% May 19
4
72% Jan
May 29
18
May 29
82% May 29
8
114
29
41% Jan
95
2
51% May 29
May~22
86% Mar
50% Jan
12
22% Nov
33% May 29
29% May 29
-
4.60%
May 10
54% Jan
22% May 29
35% Apr 11
164% Nov 24
23% Oct
24
32% May 29
4
34% Mar 21
2
15 % Mar 16
35%
9
Friday
June 7
18%
183/a
18%
34%
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
1
26% Aug
173/4
7
10% Nov
427/a July 26
177/8
7
34% Feb
23% July 27
17i/a
Sales for
Thursday
June 6
18
Federal
(
SALE PRICES
Wednesday '
17%
44% Feb
2
June 5
1
22 % Feb
May 29
23% Jan 12
42% May 29
Aug 30
Corp—
Tuesday
June 4
*
Mogul Bower Bearings.
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
1
5%% conv 2nd pfd aeries A—23
14% Feb
34
21
Monday
Par
May 29
18
3
19
Fedders
5
42% Mar 15
May 29
8% May 29
33% Jan
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
15% May 29
27
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Industries
5%
•
53/8
29
X29
13
30%
12%
32%
33,300
25,700
30%
8,500
13
19,300
32%
5.200
General Telephone Co of Florida—
27% May 11
26% July 14
25% Jan
3
24% Jun
27
Nov
1
13% Jun
22
24
32 %
Apr
26
20% Mar 20
Jan~25
101%
Nov
22
41 % Dec
42
29
July 25
70% Nov
14% Jan
3
Nov
2
33% May 29
32% May 29
17
40% May 29
12"% May 29
12
57% Dec
12
1
Mar
21
51% Dec
Jun
May 19
21
17
29
102
75 % May 24
6
13
16% Jan
3
31% Aug
35% Jan
11% Jan
47
Nov
14% Sep
.
3
79
33'/e Jan
Jan
6% Jan
8
18% Dec
Jan
5
35% Jan
17
25% Jan
18
75% Jan
4
8
27
397/s Apr
Jan
3
3
3
287/a Apr
48% Jan
3
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
51% Feb
44% Dec
39% Jun
1
139
5
Jan
3
25% Feb
13
20
Jan
90
7
Aug
Jan
3
79
Dec
44
Dec
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
91
Oct
4
101
Jun
28
x02
Jan
9
47% Nov
106
For
34%
35
343/4
35
36%
33%
102
347%
23%
*99
*101%
34%
200
100
102
347/8
10,600
32,700
38
39%
37
383A
37%
38%
38
383A
38 Vs
39%
46%
48%
44%
463A
45%
46s/8
441/4
453/4
44%
45
14%
15
14
143/4
14%
147/a
14%
143A
14%
14%
1
15
157/3
15
15
.15%
147/8
151/4
151/4
15%
8,500
Corp of Calif-1
Greeting Cards Inc_
5
31
32%
143,4
30%
33
33%
34%
331/4
34 3A
32%
33%
11,600
303/a
3iy4
303/4
303A
30%
30%
Getty
Oil
Giant
Portland
Co
Co
9,300
15,700
35%
37%
36 %
377/8
36%
37%
37
37%
57,200
37
36
363/4
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
13,100
21%
22%
21%
227/8
22 %
9% Jun
5.
May 29
% May 29
6
May 29
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan
Jan
3
14% Feb 14
45% Feb
14
15% Feb
2
49% Jan
2
15% Apr 11
29% Jan
2
811/2 Mar 19
397/8
39%
39%
2,800
10%
10%
10%
2,200
11%
1%
1%
4,100
39%
40%
x38%
39%
39
395/8
39%
103/4
107/8
11%
105/8
i3/8
1%
1%
■1%
1%
53%
x49%
(W R)
Granby
Mining
Graniteville
Grant
Co
Ltd—
Co_
3
29
23
27% Jan
4
78% Feb
2
29
29
44% Apr 19
43% Apr 12
3
94% May 11
Jan
2
97
Jan
24
97
104% Jan
10
7
Apr 18
106% Apr 30
108% Mar 14
Mar 12
527/a
52%
33%
347/8
34%
34%
34%
34%
38%
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
42,700
5,100
28'A
31%
29%
313/s
30
315/8
295/a
30%
30%
305/8
66,500
5
Great Western Financial
43% Feb 21
513A
34
38 7/8
Ore
7%
*15%
153/4
153/4
16
15
15%
19%
203/4
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
16,100
31%
30y8
31
31
31%
305/a
31%
30
30%
14,300
12%
13%
12%
13
13%
20%
213/4
10,600
11,600
*77%
78%
20%
22
78%
gyB
45
191/2
13
21%
21%
21%
78%
78%
*77%
78%
10%
10%
10
10%
9%
44 Ye
453/4
45
457/8
45%
30
10
24,700
45%
25,400
igy„
197/a
195/a
197/a
195/s
197/a
19%
19%
42
42%
43%
435/8
44
441/4
43%
441/8
2,300
38%
393/8
38%
39%
381%
39
38%
38%
23,500
20
227/8
20 %
22
205/s
22%
20%
21%
20%
21%
51,000
Corp
1
197/.
9,600
com—Nopar
31 y2
.321/2
30%
303/4
31
32
32%
325/8
32
32
100
144%
144%
xl43%
144%
143
143
143 3A
143%
143
143
3
26%
26%
25%
263/8
253A
26i/8
*25%
261/s
25%
25%
2,100
3
247/8
257/8
25y8
25%
253/a
26
26
257/s
26%
17,400
100
*94
preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
Co
100
-
95%
20
94%
94%
94
94
*94
95%
543/4
54
54
54
54
54
54%
54%
54%
2,900
34%
x31%
33%
34%
353/4
34
34%
34%
35%
27,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
36
.—100
*94
270
32
*75
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
951/2
255/B
2,400
541%
Nopar
—
Mfg
13
127/s
21
.
2,700
43
Gulf Oil Corp
8.33%
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No
par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Gustin-Bacon
10
45%
78%
.
39%
Manufacturing Co
dividend
8%
45
13
21%
15%
42 y4
50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
10 y«
457/3
123/4
21
*77%
15%
38%
preferred
preferred
15 %
20%
25
Greyhound Corp common
4% %
preferred
4%% conv preference
$5
15%
Nopar
Paper Co
Ry Co
Great Western Sugar
Green Shoe
27,700
19
78'/a
Prop—Nopar
53%.
30%
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
1
Great AtlantJic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Iron
52y8
2.50
.
42% Jan
15
531/4
32%
38
5
T) Co common
preferred
Great Nor
2
51%
35%
39%
6.25
Great Northern
36% Jan
52%
34
38%
5
Steel—
(W
3%%
3,300
—1
Co
City
.
11,690
34,600
4
Inc
& Co new
Grand Union
Granite
—10
Nopar
Batteries
Great Northern
95
23.
10%
10%
47% Feb
41
18
10
iy2
24% Feb
62% Feb
10
17%
10%
11%
29
29
May 29
23
18
10
iy2
29
29
5
90
Jan
22%
177%
10%
10%
Grace
May 29
23
22%
18
10
1
377/a May 11
20% Jan 29
34% Jan
2
Mar
22%
177/8
5
Gould-National
57% Apr
23
18
10%
Inc
251/8 Jan
60% Jan
29
^
1,200
9%
17%
17%
10%
Co
Brewing
29
8
17%
A. 10
10
Co (B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Feb
105
1
54'/a Feb
95
13
5
Glen Alden Corp
Glidden Co
Goodrich
72% Jan
30
'87% Jan
1
^
Gladding McBean & Co_.
44% Jan
357/8 Feb 28
May
23
May
74% May
33% May
27% May
Co
Goebel
144% Jan 29
30
Cement
Financial
Globe-Wernicke
Jan
29
Jan
Gibralter
32% Mar 21
19
93
13
see page
35
100
38%
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
Dec
*1013/s
_5
16
21% May 29
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
93% Apr 10
104 % Dec
7
33% Jan 12
80c
24
23%
*qq
102
——4
Products
Feb
7
22 % May 29
13
85
_J
24%
100
*100 3/a
36%
30
11
3
35% Jan 16
Gerber
233/s
*99
102
36
140% Mar
12
32% Jan
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
24%
100
1
18%
2
27% Oct
3
22%
*99
*100%
102
5
53% May 31
40
1
23%
100
Co
35%
27
May 19
96% May 24
3
Inc
22 %
100
*100'A
Brothers
41*%
23
18% Jan
Genesco
1Q0
Gimbel
18%
Mar 22
29% Apr 18
100
Gillette
7% May 29
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
Mar 22
30c
com
2
42 %
146
3
Rubber
preference
1,800
43% Mar 15
76% Jan
20
28% Jan
69
20
&
preference
9%
55
18% May 29
70% Nov 30
19% Jan
Tire
5%%
$5
2.50
1,000
"
Gibson
177/b May 29
26% Nov 28
35% Jan
General
Corp
*26
6
27% May 29
10 % May 29
6
Mar
30% Apr
4
102% Feb 23
106% Apr 13
42% Feb 19
3.33%
31% Jun
14
3
80
Time
58% Jan
62% Jan
—
5
47
May 28
31% May 28
32 % May 29
28 % Jun
4
40% May 17
527/a Aug
9
26
20
General
19% Feb
(series B)
21
1 % Jun
21
4
preferred
Feb
9
47% NOV 15
55% Dec
5
27
May
Nov
preferred
$1.25
Mar
37
13
1% Jan
$1.30
General Tele & Electronics
19
.
28
51 % Jan
2
53
May 29
May 29
17
May 29
16% May 8
4
17% May 16
Jan
31
18
23% May 11
12% Oct
6
Mar 22
May 29
26% May 29
30% Jun
6
34
24% Oct
~ Mar
27
17% May 28
97% May 31
Dec~~7
107
19
30% Jan
3
53% Jan
4
28
5
18% May 29
7% May 29
3
Sep
92%
100
May 29
25% Jan
32
23%
76
37%
34%
*93
94
*95
96
*95%
96%
100
*106
107
100
*106%
108%
—2.50
27%
28 %
23%
*75
35%
32%
*93
94%
*95%
*106
107
27%
23%
76
36%
335/s
*75
353/4
33%
76
363/4
34%
23%
*75
36%
343A
23%
76
37
35%
*75
36%
33%
3,100
77
37
59,300
35%
26,400
94
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
96
*94
95%
*94
95%
*94
95%
90
98%
*95%
500
107%
107
277/8
106
*106%
273A
*95 3A
98%
*95%
106
*105
107%
*105
98%
107%
108%
*106%
1081/4
*106%
1081/4
50
27%
281%
26%
271/4
4,400
98%
28
Number 6167
Volume 195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2713)
17
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
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 4
June 5
June 6
Par
Sales for
Tnmsday
Friday
the Week
June 7
_
June 8
Shares
H
29
25% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
23
.
Nov
29% Nov
29
OCt
26% Jan
42 % Oct
Jun
5
8
Jan
3
36% Jan
31
38
Dec
4
2872 May 29
213/8 May 29
347a Jan
4
35% Dec
15
2474 May 29
3472 Jan
15
'58% Mar 28
19
46
Jan
6
■
23% Jan
25% Oct
23
24
29% Oct
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
11
Jan
1127
47% Apr
243A Jan
19
93/4 Jan
3
357a Jan
31% Jan
4
6472 Jan
18
Nov
28
7
73% Nov 21
3
87
86
Sep
Mar 16
74% May 25
46% Apr 24
Jan
2
88
3
Mar
46% Nov
.
2
3.65%
•38% Nov
20
34
Jan
108
Jan
115
67% Jan
86
2
Helene Curtis
1974 Apr
443/4 Jan
6
Heller
17
Helme
May 28
36 72 Mar
112
18
69 % Dec
Jan
6
3972 May 14
3072 May 29
-
Nov" 17
Oct
48
33 74
6
Jan
50
9
115
707t May 10
82
25
53% Sep
19
May 29
4072 May 28
Mar 21
Feb
Jan
13
143/a
137a
13%
10,400
207a
207a
20%
203/a
13,400
♦89
257a
com__750
'37
7%
5%
126
28
137a
135/a
*193/4
21
21
21
89
89
87
87-
29%
29%
*877a
2974
29%
♦297a
227»
29%
2374
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2272
223/4
2274
243/a.
2574
227/a
11,500
17,900
24%
3774
*
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37
126
'
160
*
245%
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1
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125
300
125
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25
.
.
,
36%
247a
3572
126
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24%
36
4,200
126
20
2874
29
297a
483/4
283/4
513,4
48
2974
283/4
487a
487a
2974
49a/4
29
4872
30%
4974
50
29%
293/4
303/4
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195/a
307a
2074
287a
193/4
497a
303/4
20
193/4
293/a
30%
19%
5
313/4
193/4
32 74
19%
3172
313/4
33
19 7u
33%
1972
1,900
34
207a
2172
19%
20 3/4
3472
343/4
20%
357a
2174
7,800
774
217a
7%
774
7%
207»
7%
20%
774
9,800
V
♦39
Co
*39
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183/4
20%
22%
40
1672
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183/a
774
40 :
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18
2172
774
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.
177a
227/f
16,900
1/J00
39%
1774
* 11%
197a
18
19
187a
23
19%
16,800
13,COO
187a
4672
185/a
44%
1874
18%
44%
10 900
455/a
46%
4672
47
467»
47%
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88
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♦87
207a
21%
21%
23
88
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87
86%
87
30
2774
27
29
29%
29%
13
13%
12%
13%
3572
37
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.
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13
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3874
3772
33
35
♦111
113
♦111
113
♦111
par
♦50
65
*50
65
337a
36 3/4
35%
227a
•9,700
87
150
295/e
2874
283A
13,000
13
333/4
100
,
*
tb
28%
1374
x333/4
_11/24
preferred-No
7
40
17%
6,900
187a
25c
common
X2074
10,600
4572
1
;
40
,
17
<
100
class A
conv
135/a
21
877a
♦20
2674
1
1.25
preferred
$2
3
243/a
37
-
1,800
1,900
283/4
(G W) common.
_10
non-cumulative preferred—25
Powder
2272
36
♦125:
_100
1
5074
29%
24
2974
,
1374
-
9072
*89
233/4
& Marx
&
92
243/8
Industries—
(W E)
Hercules
1
137a
137a
1374
24,400
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34 74
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36
35
113
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34%
347a
347a
38
38
38
3572
34%
357a
113
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65
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1,100
50
34,600
113
*50
65
3172
323/4
30
317a
31
32
30 3/4
3174
31
433/8
453/a
4172
43
41%
4474
12%
133/4
443/4
12 74
437a
137a
13
317a
4474
15,800
50c
4474
14
5
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz
_No par
l
4072 Mar 27
6572 Jan
2
13%
225/8
preferred
257a May 28
17
13
287/a
503/4
Harvey Aluminum Inc
1
Hat Corp of America common..
1
5$ preferred——.
_50
Haveg Industries Inc
40c
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Hazeltine Corp
:
No par
Heinz (H J) Co common
8.3373
105/a May 29
29% Jan
3374
*28%
50
_
30% Mar 23
177a May 29
4072 May 29
81
Mar 29
3374
283/4
495/e
3074
Harshaw Chemical Co
Schaffner
33 74
2874
50
1
Refrac
4
Hart
33 74
28%
48%
293/e
-
1
4
33%
28
48%
2.50
Co_
Co
A)
337a
273/4
X48
.100
2.50
Harris-Intertype Corp—
Harsco corporation
30 3/8 Jan
42
Organ
(M
33
27
51%
__1
common
preferred
Q% preferred—
Karcourt Brace & World Inc
37% Mar 23
May 29
Co
Paper Co.
Harbison-Walker
2
157» May 29
1774 Jan 18
•
28
40 3A
383/4 Feb
49% Feb
Jan
Hanna
2
753/4 Jan
Watch
33
29
49%
1
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13
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3972 Feb 20
27
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20
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5
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4
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128
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7
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36% Dec 18
24% Jan
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2
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31
120% Jan
27% Jan
277a Jan
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14
36
3
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1
33% Dec 21
1
5972 Feb
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10
112 % Feb
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14
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46
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65
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11
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53
26
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6
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7
16
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30
19
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6
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14
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21
21
21
21
37
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2
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5
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2.50
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25
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26
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9
17% Jan
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16
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92
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104
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5
177a Jan
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34
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15
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33
297a Jan
463/4 Feb
2
11
2
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30
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May 29
28
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Oct
10
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16
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43
16
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3
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41
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29
40
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59
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20
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54
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26
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27
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28
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36
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98
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3
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38 7a Jun
6
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29
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27
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30
26
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12
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593/4 Jan
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28
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2
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51
50
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conv
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38
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5%
31%
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48%
2.50
common
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-
5
No par
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17
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Canada
32
453A
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360
100
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of
7,70 O
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11,600
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96
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•
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preferred
19
16
5
11
Chemical
287a
21%
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22%
3774
385/a
96
4
5
100
&
28
227z
36%
45
4472
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31
-
No par
common
preferredMinerals
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1
283/4
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37 74
37
100
Machines
28%
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5
COrp
28%
22
44
-
—1
common
Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
387s Mar 16
977a Feb
26
60% Apr
For
4
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Jan
1187a Dec
3
Jan
6
10% Feb
2
157a Jan
Jun
:277a May 29
Iron
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No par
Inc—
preferred
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Int'l
8
54
4
4
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9
4%%
100
Co
1
16
4
443/4 Jan
13
Jan
preferred
International
8
1087a Nov
737a Jan
Feb
57
6%
2
67a Jun
11
553/4 Feb
577a Mar
15974 Mar
May 29
25% May 29
59 7a Jun
4
95
5787a Jan
4174 Jun
327a Jan
113
2
483/4 Jan
24
35% Apr
427b Apr
29
26
81
Jan
May 16
1233/4 Mar
2
94% Dec
5
153
697a Mar 28
167a Sep 20
2374 Nov
14
Nov 17
96
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Jun
44 74 May 29
223/4 May 11
38 74 Oct 11
19
123/4
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353
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4
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8
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607
34
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3
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5
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6
63%
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Jan
151
26 *
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18
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V
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36
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25
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437a Mar 30
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•
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18
The Commercial and Financial
(2714)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June il, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
LOW
STOCK
j
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Pm.
Tuesday
June 4
I
June 5
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
f
Wednesday
Sales for
Tnursday
Friday
the Week
June 7
June 8
Shares
June (»
K
29% Dec
108% Apr
25
11
48% Jun
1
44% Jan
37
24% May 29
49% May 23
1
88% Dec 22
88% Jan
47
•
Alum
Kaiser
Mar 15
3
4%%
convertible
4%%
Oct
10
122
May 19
103
Jun
7
112
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
101
Jan
10
111
6
63
18
•
(ser of 1959)
Kansas City
79% Mar 14
17
87
Nov
9
82
Dec
13
May 29
9
80% Jan
83
Apr
3
3.80%
89
Oct
31
87% Mar 21
90
Mar
8
4%
96% Nov
27
95% Jan
89
Dec
15
89'
Jan
8
20
91
Jan
26
6
84% Aug 25
27
93
Nov
68%
Jan
3
93
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9
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Jan
10
39% Oct
5
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87
101
26
93% May 24
46
4
37% Jan
Feb
3
54% Nov
3
28% Nov 28
1
May 28
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25% Ma,y 31
50% May
7
50 % Jan
11
84
Nov
24
31% Feb
23
46
Oct
5
14% May 29
54% May 29
28% May 29
12% Jan
Kansas Gas
21
66
41
' Nov 20
70
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23
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<
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4
78% Mar 16
3
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27
29% May 11
48
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3
94% May 46
67% May 29
86
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5
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Jan
4
60% May 28
91% Mar
5
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27
25
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19
32% Jan
4
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2
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16
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7
Lehman
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8
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.
footnotes,
see
page 23.
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27%
Vg
33%
7
10,900
90
23%
-
5%
'
245/a
i.
.
3,500
21%
2
58 J.
34%
9
.
10,600
"
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90
21%
900
;
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45%/
54
,
9%
57%
34%
9
57
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..
-
33 Va
;
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•
,
.,,'•27%
100
,•
preferred. (1st, series)—100
preferred
2 Va
9
28%-
19%
:
A__— 1
Cement—--No
Corp common
v?
73%
.43%
...
1
common
7 2%
"
35 %.
*44%
90%
2Va
29
'-
35%
■'
21%
„
58
5
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Co
90%
21%
•;
> 25%
26Va ,'27%
li:% '.11%.
84
;
2.50
Co
Eng
89%
213/4
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82
*82%
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100
Inc.
2 V4
23%
50 3/8 *
41 Vs
Corp
52 Va
20%
22%
<-
28,
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,
>23 Va
35%
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.
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100
1
29
..
89%
39%
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41
t
29
.
-
,
33"V2
12% /
27%.
100
B
2Vs '
: 223/a.
-
5%
'
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-
«
56%
"30%
253/4-;
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B_—
52
90-
x8%
(
>1
27%
3
&
•
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l.No par
conv preierenpe
.
21V*
38%
'
23%
21V0
preferred
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-
.,
24%
...,27%
preferred
v<
20%
42%
1
common
convertible
45
•
■'
>.."■49%
9%
57:
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No par
Corp.__—
Corp.,
353/4'.
v
35
series—_100
4.
28%;
203/s, 2124
...
par
/V-28V4'
2%
40%:
___i.
No par
1959
Inc—
Shoe
5
37V4
87%
2%.
........112'*
J"1
1945 series_Na per
Medusa Portland
Melville
t
For
<
3,000
■-
.
173/s
■
>
26%
„.—
McLe<m Trucking
Mar 15
263/4 Feb
32% Apr
23%
'
-88%
.-*5
Co—___;No pa,r
Co—
Mead Corp
18
6%
•
.
*17%
•; -273/4-
44 V*
23
1
Aircraft
McQuay
;
16%
16%
17%
63/a
M7%
.
34...
23%
.
&
Stores
Mach
7,800
29
*22%
173/4
*157/a
18 "
•
148%
-14%
r
23 '.
.
.
5
Mfg. Co.—
(J Ray)
McNeil
28%
V
223/4
• .* 17%
16 Va
.
6Va
'
.
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—.No par
McKee ;(A G) &
Co.;—^
No par
McKesson & Robbins Ipc
fl
23% Mar 12
48 Va Apr 12
16
•;
17%
17%
803/4
:/■
42%
54%;
-56%
l
Publishing.
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
2
13,800
10,200
;
271/4'
-
53%.
45
40%
;
.
1.
;
McGraw-Hill
9
Jan
16
25 Vs
46
'
311/4
j
•
29
.30%
.
Corp—,.;
McGraw-Edison
9
46
5'/a%
I
" '35%
9
..
/
,
..
McDonnell
Feb 20
40 Vs Mar 15
233/, jan
Field
convertible
4 Va %
50
49 Va Feb
;
15.
*36
28%
.
22 V4
2274
•
44
•*
22%
...
...
McDermott
4
I
49% Oct
33 Vs Feb
i
19
193/s Jan
15
93
22
Jan
15.Va May 29
37 % May 29
19% Dec
49 V8 Dec
9
$6
2
16
3
150% Jan
3 % %
-
/'
213/a
.
12.50
L_„_
McCrory Corp
'
9
28%
•
88
-a-
"
5
inc—
McCord
19
3,100
25 Va
-
46
28V2
143
15%/*
.
.
19
343/4 Jan
24
Jan
25 Vs Jan
5
Feb
100
l
J
preferred--
McCall
V-
281/2
171/8
233/4
44%
..*32%
.
Co.—,,
preferred
MC A
-10
,
45
;
iq
Corp^J
(JWi
28
15%
,25 Vb
74%
103
■C
541/2 '■«
—/35/'
" '
1
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No
Maytag
; ; 27 vi
221/4
-
;
$3.40
Mays
;
14%
25
*36.
,
l3/8
43
32 Va.»V
29
;•
£
33/4%
51% Mar 29
93 '
.
.
2
27
»
..
5
35% Feb
21
.
;.
273/4
•
♦93 Mr
43V2
_No par
Common.;...:
5
May 10
4G
■
r*92 fy 93?'
15
50
—
$3.75 preferred
May 21
78% Jan
30 Va
43 Vs Mar 22
88
84
28
14'A Jan
35% Jan
83 Va May 17
76
3,700
21,200
'
21%
1
♦
"<"9%
r
__10
i
Corp—
May 18
-5,900
133/4
233/4
1%
.
;
5334
10
Forbes--
Corp
May Dept
133/8
23 Va
21%
*120
46%'
"31%'
3.33 Va
Martin-Marietta
.2
29
120% Jun
1
71 % May 25
193/4 May 29
37 Va May
1
28
303/4 Jan
84
May 29
97
27
22% Jan
58% Jan
21%
" 135
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Inc.—__1
Masonite
.
25';
'
Midland
Marshall
■'<
2
:•
15 3/a
24%
6%
7 x 1934
;
21
;
:'k.
Marquardt Corp..
Marquette Cetnertt
13
V? Mar 15
97%. Jan 25
27
July 25
161% May 22
1
12
32% Mar 20
18
107
36% Jan
5
/rJ6
July 18
46
Mar
39
243/4 May 22
71% Jan
94 % Mar 16
29
May
25% May
38
May
163/i May
39V4 Apr 26
30
20
19 Va
4
29
77 % Feb
12
83% Dec
36% Jan
21
70 3/4 Jan
.
75
29
43% May 29
773/4 Jan
5
1
19
25% May
•
10,500
•
-
1441/2
Shirt—-—
Maremont
35
28 Va
.151/8
16%
83<V4
v
Maxweil & Moore
Maracalbo Oil Exploration-.
30 V* May 21
173/4
13%
23%
28%
23 Va
28%
*3<5 7
39%"
94%
Manning
Vp May 29
34% Mar 10
61
6
173/8
200
212,500
■.
•
123/4
-
1%
<
■46%
.
14
% May 29
31V* Nov 21
27% Sep 25
44 Vs Jan
4
Feb
Mar
.
10
18
,
27
7
8
29
M
&
(P R): &
Manhattan
41.%
28%
21%
,
.
"
Copper.
Ma^navox
Co—
28
13%
24%
'28.
'
433/4
Ipo^_—
ji
Square Garden Corp com_i,;,.
convertible preferred—No par
22
12
May 31
323/4 Feb
40
'
•,21%
*
.
94
Inc.,'
preferred
Mallory
40%
29
.7/1%
-
41%
*'••43^
Magma
56% Mar 12
203/4 May 29
-
34 "
Jan
8
473/8 Mar 20
May 29
May 29
21
.
74% Feb
38 % May 28
60c
,
96%
"21
Madison
10% Mar 21
12%
23%
"
20%
*120
5
Co
1,300
3,100
85%
1%
V
t
:
100
Sons
16%
37%"..
85%
v
183%
44%
/.
v
3Q %
1
Madison .Fund
■
17%
18/ :
17%
18 Vs
'7
t
Macy (R H) Co Inc common; 4%%
preferred series. A
3% Mar 27
51
9
33 3/8 Dec
3
*
83/s May 29
28
60% Jun
16
May 29
/
10%
*103
Trucks
5'/*%
2
2
47% Nov 27
Mack
23
May 29
14
4
47% Feb
5
Yl9%May29
14
3
MacAndrews
20
44 »/8 Mar 15
86
8
1% Jan
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
May 29
% Jun
40 Va Feb
47
7% Jan
38 % Jan
'■
28 5/a
16%
37%
■
"
36:
453/4,
9 V2 :
preferred
&
4,100
%
21%
80
"
Lowenstein
.39%
I71/2
*147%
"""*92
Lykes
40%
29%
16
11/4
-
v26-
!
10
7%
V.;'.:
27Vs Jan
;
'
-
100
Lukens Steel Co_„,
Rros Steamship
_
-
-
.100
common
9,100
J
39Vs
preferred
—i—i
.<.100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)-Nopar
Louisville & Nashville..,
50
4
21% Feb
-
86 Va
17%
9%
10
493/4 / 50%>
/11% ,12 K
.
•
••
preferred
D
300
56%
27
38%
853/4
-
,
.-24 y8
10
preferred
38%
v
'
x25
•
36%'.
'19% >.'
85Va
-'
100
com
*15%
85%
27%..
: 83%
*28%
1'
1
preferred
47,900
'
16%
38%
20%
-
," 148
353/4
,
'——4
Lighting Co
7,900
"
35%'
55%
%
38%
3.900
27.500
26 5/a
>
16%
29
17 Va.-. -171/2
7
!
<
51V
18,
:
common...
27%
."
'
'
-12 3,8
80
'148
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Corp
Co
conv
Island
Lorillgrd
11
<15% Feb
•
Mar 20
May 29
1434 Jan
8
v
i
4.35%
1
633/4 Feb
151
Gas
30
•
10
lls/s
/
5% aeries B
4.25% series
-
May 17
9
Cement
70%
4%
29
50%,
—2.50
CorpJ
70%
71:-
121/4
15%
29%
-9%
-
50c
Inc.
70%
263/4
->
/ 23
•
17Va
1%
y-'25Vz.
-
5
pfd
71
•"<7,500
'
31 Va
71%
26%
46
.-6
5
{■
45
conv
Theatres
155% Jan
6
-28
„^__100
common
non-cum
243/s Feb
38 %
23
Corp
3%%
31 Va
71 Va
29%
28
165/s
.
20%
r.-,i 4%
par
"
:
v.
17%
7
1%
"20%"
25
Litton Industries Inc__
27% Jan
May 29
142.
25
Oct
Jan
43
,
28
63
Lionel
'
31%
> 71%
*
'
32%
31%
*34%
13%
21
*
61/2
17%
1
par
L
Co—
*
,
May 25
Dec
Jun
88% Jan
18% Mar 28
29
13% Nov
Jan
Dec
47
3.9
May 29
101% Jan 12
8
72% Nov 29
146
28
49 % Jun
53
'
V« May 29
18% May 29
18% May 29
2
Belt
32
5,100
70 5/a
'
.
57
23 V4 May 29
3
Feb
Link
32%
56
'
29%
24
'
4,000
27,700
35%
56 3/4
25%
193/4
—__7
inc.'
Ling-Temco-Vought
313/8
43%
17%
71%
4
11%
16%
—6 ->r
5
Corp.—
32
43%
17%
*55%
553/4
.153/4
".
18
-
3
com
57"
29%
•'
14Vs
12%
-
-19%
1
—
17%
55%
n 37%
27%-'27%
15%
15
Co_
17
58 Vi
*34%
-17%
*36
17
l'
Incv
17%
30%
,
243/4
,
23%
12
,
16
34
■"
products
Refineries
-
45
22
1
:
Lily Tulip Cup
2
14
59% May
Jun
'/
2
9
100
-r
19% Jan
27
22 Va Feb
% May 29
152-% Jan
22
21% Oct
3
25% Jan/; .2
54% Mar 29
Vs May 29
51%. Aug 1-8
15% Jan
155% Majril
>27% May 25
83% Jun
5
14
165 84 Dec
Leonard
6
44% Jan
Corp
Fink
&
27
'
16 Va
253/4
27% : 29
_5.
,Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
;Libby MeNeil & Lihby
_<
>' Liggett & Myers Tobacco
VT 7%'j
preferred—
17 Vs Mar 12
4
40 % Sep
41% Jan
9
14
Oct
12% Sep 25
60% Mar 7
4
135
27
Feb
4% May 29
*25
563/4
40%
13%
28
1,500
27
•
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$1.50 conv pfd series A—No
Lehigh Valley RR__„—;
No
8
4
146% Jan
•
6
22% Apr
9
Tire.——
Leesona Corp
15
Feb
Dec
60
28
87% Jan
Jan
36% Dec
3
34% Jun 19
111
Dec 20
54 Va Dec
<•
153/4 Mar
24
May 29
1V8 May 29
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
Vs Jun
6
2% Mar 21
4
17
16 Vs
&
15%
*36
~
1
-
29% >
*25
44
Y" 85
23%
1
*
243/4
■
,rr
50c
*-*>*--»-«■«-
36
*
52%
35 %
86
17
13%
300
*51%
55%
"16 Vs
■*-
3,200
393/4
52
26%
"29% " 29%
23%
1
Inc,^
Rubber
13%
No par
Inc__
•
783/4
52
*
32
'
96
78%
43%
-
V'lo
•
*39%
'
16
i
*94
•
-
*34%
25%
x86
77
i'. 17%
28
25
;
■<
96
78%
40
"16
94
7 29%
29%
"*;x37% » 38% '
.23%
-
1
A
*
-
.
39%
-17%
-
4
series
16%
87
*91
43%
7 69%
v
55%
25
-
27
70%
34%
.
x53%
•.,>
'29%- •29%
5
common
Lanvin-Parfums
'•
5
Co_
!
38%
35%
;
/
10
1
___,_•
Inc
7
41% Dec
18Dec
Bryant
9
16% Jan
'•
Lane
Co
-
_10
;
—
Paper
preferred
34
3
23
Gas
4.32%
3
2
81% Jan
Laclede
V
/
16
38
*86%
-
1
—;
—
_.
36% Jan
Apr
Co
26%
7
51%
■: 31%
; 69%
28 Vb
34%
;
*.
785/a
1
10
100
:
'69
r
♦94
*39%
31
.
-:
55%
24%
<--■
35
54%
Airlines—_100 g
eomuionJ
Inc:
&;
34%
•
1
:
-
Sutherland
May 29
11
10% Jan
Co
P
20
11% Jan
48 Va Apr
H)
20
20% Dec
26% Jan
36% Jan
Co:
70%
"•
79%
♦57
-70
i 31%
101
94
16%
*
,30%
31%
31%' ; 32
; ^ 70%
;
*993/8
*91
43%
17%
•
91
39 Va
*25
57%
56
*89 Va
78%
43%'
■"16%
'72%
29%
1
Co
Laboratory for Electroniqs Inc
>
8
May 29
Dutch
Inc
29% May
3
Oct
Nov
23
8
V
26
*,
91
101
2,100
82
Va
51%
x43%
"
96
66%
*80%
*89
92%
700
115
66%
82
39 %
51%
*24%
69%
5
Kroehler M'fg Co
Kroger
50%
"
32%
71 >>
1
_-
K
12
May 29
19% May 29
Wire
;
(S
4
11
&
Kress
2
11
Industries—:
Kresge (S S) Co
30 % Jan
Dec
51
Steel
Royal
39 % Jan
34% Dec
27
Apr 21
26% Jun
Jan
8
J. Mar 12
18
11% May 29
27% Oct
30% Jan
Apr
.
3i%:'"
31%
No par
Co__——2.50
:
Land
4% preferred
Korvette (E J)
25% Mar 12
Jan
20% Jun
V
KLM
;
106%
*109
"•<
800
49
*99%
91
101 %
♦94
78 %
39%.
'
17%
»
<'• 96%
*95
78
58
30%
-
8
—
Oil
Koppers Co
11;
34% Dec
—
Copper
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
23
'
55%
1
.
:94
;*99%
92%
*39
r>
.
44%
16%
50c
•
*89%
*91 "
25
43%
1
—
89%
'
653/4
18,400
"
91%
•483/4
1043/4
115
653/4
*80%
293/a
913/4
4
104
♦109' "
'
28 Va
90
49
103
,
82
28 3/8
90
65%
101%
-
28%
♦483/4
'
111
65
*80 %
89%
51% *
*24%
8.7b
105
*99%
"
1
Co
Keystone
Mar 16
Feb
;Co
Corp
Kerr-MoGee
44% Mar 14
34
July 20
Light
40
50%
,
65%
82
79%
'
-
49%
*109
*80%
96%
78%
-40
893/4
105
111
'•
-64%
101% i
94 i.' 7*
*95
No par
&
County
;
*91
-
No par
—
25% Jan
."
No par
.50
*109
90%
*99%
100
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
40% Jan'. 3
73% Jan
52
;
issued—
Kansas
106 %
66
*
100
'
29%
89%
-■
49%
82
♦89%
-
-,
—
Electric Cp
&
28%
*48%
90
•
106%
115'
*80%
-
•
—100
preferred
non-cum
29 Va
90
*48%
106%'
65
par
100
—,
preferred
preferred
.4%
28%
49%
*109
100
—
Kansas City Southern com
41% May 22
-
90
-
-♦106%
pfd^_100
conv
preferred
4.35%
Mar 30
95
91% Apr 24
72% May 29
9
38% Jan
a.100
Pr' & Lt Co com_No
preferred
4.20%
«
preferred
preferred
4.50%
May 22
,
-29%"
90
--*48%
*
4%%
27
-28%
,
50
convertible
Jan
84%
92% Feb
33 %e
preferred.—100
4%%
May 16
; May 21
75 Ve Jan
,
Corp
preferred
102
58% Jan
Chem
&
98 % Mar 19
50% Apr
18
Jan
.
Number 6167
Volume 195
,
,
.
,The Commercial ami Financial Chronicle
(2715)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range
Year 1961
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
28
18% May 28
74
Oct
75
30
65% Jun
5
94% Mar 23
84% Jan
5
88% May 25
37% Dec
19 y2 May 29
5
"
3
13% Apr 20
3
1?%
11
59% Mar 10
36% May 29
32 V2 Jun
5
70% May
3
41% Jart
19
Sep
•
78
Jan
30% Jan
93% Jan
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26
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4
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86
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Jan
86
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58%
-
.
4
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14
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-
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29
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86
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20
23
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12
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87
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117
,
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2
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M
23 3 a
20 y4
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26
-
8
26
2
106
1
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30
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NeWpbrt News Ship <fc Dry Dock—1
New* York Aif Bfeke—>
——8
New York Central Railroad.
...1
4%
2
19% Feb
'
Apr > 2
Dec
5
109
98
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:
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•
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85
;
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70
6
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10
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12
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37
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587/a
_1
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2
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May 29
Jan "4
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20
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22
20%
74%
New England Electric System.*
1
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_20
39% Mar. 21
5
■■ Mhy 29
•
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r
May 15
54%*ian
May 29
xm
v.
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20,100
23
*
May 31
22
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.
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Jun
May 29
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27,800
89
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12
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.28
47/s,Jan 24
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29
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46
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47
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5
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j
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Natomas
227/a
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—
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n
407/a
11
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26
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29
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48
14
22%
.
60
7
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39%
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48
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4
:
9
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Z94
—
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,
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,
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f
10 y2
48
14
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21
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7
9
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5
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,
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1
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14
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5
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32
Apr 30
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,
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l.I '
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23%
Register
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-
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lu
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23%
5
1
14
Natkmal Castings bp_v
National City Linfes inc
<
:
4
164% May
136% Mai;
,
39
4
97% May
98 '
Jan
24% Feb
5
> 28% May 29
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7
56% Jan
2
13,7%. Jan
33% Aug 17
5
2'
9% Mar 27
5
Biseuit .Co——
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48
137/8
'
30% Jan
May 28
151 % Jan
3673 Aug SO
1T46% Dec 27
I
68
8
3
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: 93 y2 Jan
May 18
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124% Aug 15 *
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5
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May 28
4
97
Apr
3
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90% Aug 25 >
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30% Apr 23
92% May 25
54
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2
5
•
,
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1
;
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2
Jan
10%
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5
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.
24
Jan
29% Feb
5 '
22% May 29
>
3
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t.
83% Jan
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Jun
33% Nov * 9
12
132% Jan
22 % May 29
.
Corp
National
23
18
May 29; 18 y4 May 29 '■
50 y4 May 29 "
1
.23% Jan
18% Apr
31% Jan
45 V* Apr
,21
30% May il
92 y2 Feb 27
,25% Jan 9
:
82% Aug 25 '
>46% July 7 >
Natco
62% Mar. 16
*
33
May 29
95/s May 29 ?"
78 y4 May 29
.
17% Dec
Aug io
'61% Jan >4 '
May 29
13 y8 May 29
19% May 29'
31% Jan 12
f.
11 % Mar 29
2
if/-
i' "
%
'
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29
>
93
.
:
28%
20%
21
20»/a
39 y4
40
39
.
95
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40%
92
93
93
92
93%
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92
80
230
93 Va
30
22%
23 VB
22%
23 y8
29,000
25%
26 y8
26%
27
10,900
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,
,
*29 y8
y4
30
1.500
20%
20%
1,500
40 Ya
41%
13,600
The
20
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
(2716)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range Since Jan.
Year1961
35% Jan
3
52% Nov
16
38
May 28
49 % Jan
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
98
79
Jan
3
93 VB Jan
3
so% Jan
33% Jan
Dec
15% Jan
86
103
18
100
95% Jan
22
4
36
May 29
20
32
May 29
Nov
16% Jan
Dec
4
-
42% Nov
7
Dec
12
59% Oct
5
24
4
17
31
33
22
52% Aug
3
88% Jan
17% Mar 15
11
39 y4 Jan
May 16
45% Mar 14
45% Mar 8
18% Apr 23
4.44%
4
19
90
4
32% Aug 24
39
4.56%
Jan
Jan
49
12
Aug
18
82
99
45% Aug
19
16% Apr
85
Mar 26
8
May 29
27% May 29
22
May 29
35
May 28
53% May 28
Apr
94% Jun
8
Feb
26
41 % Jan
3
41
65V4 Oct
103
Pacific
American
Pacific
Cement
May 29
36% Feb
May 29
Lighting
Teleg
12
Pacific
17% May 29
16% Sep
7% Jan
5
23% Mar
3
15% Jan
12
Pan
American
24% Feb
12
Pan
Amer
1*0 v
22
95% Nov
24
45% May 29
92'/a Mar 16
97% Feb
23V4 Dec
*/4
85% Apr
44% Apr
25
11
38% May 29
12
20
59% Mar 14
8
58% Feb
16
75% Apr
11
31
Peabody
19
60% Nov
22
3
35% Dec
7
24% May 29
35
23V4 Jan
9
27
Apr
28
24% Mar
27
May
24
Mar 29
26
33
Feb
27
19Vb May 29
15 Va Jan
1
18% May 29
.
Dec
23% May
3
12
9
Jun
May 31
5
2
27% Jan
19% Jan
4
2
48V4 Jan
3
52% Jan
17
Jan
2
34% Feb
20
4
49% Apr
14
40
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
28% Jan
3
45 Va Nov
6
41 % Jun
6
6 77:
37
May 29
29% May 29
25% May 29
28% May 29
5
98% Mar
6
1061/4 May 25
95
Jan
3
1 "101% May 25
11% Jun
5
18% Feb
41 % Jan
11
30% Dec
26% Jan
9
94% Sep
19
101 Va Jun
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
11% Jan
3
18% Dec
Dec
40
72/77
4
3
32% Jan
59
Dec
39
6
May 29
41
38% Mar 22
2
54% Jan
2
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
39% May 29
52% Mar 19
36
Sep 27
July 24
50% Jan
24
37
51
46
Jun
3
30
Apr
56% Feb
16
Jan
2
59% Nov
8
63% Apr
20
51% May 29
59% Mar 23
3
76
Nov
20
36
May 29
66% Jan
31
94% Feb
1
100
Dec
12
99
Jan
15
100Va Feb
19
15% Sep
32 % Sep
26
19 Va Dec
14
13% May 29
19% Jan
2
15
49% Apr
20
26
Feb
13
43% Jan
12
37% Jan
34
May 28
30% Jan
42
4
3% Mar 30
May 29
49% May 29
57%tjMar 15
65% May 16
3
62% Jan
27
25
May 29
34% Mar 20
98
Jun
6
5 % May 25
53% Nov
46% Jan
3
30% Jun
29
96
Sep
12
80% Sep
22
85
5
100
Aug 14
3
78% Jan
3
125
30
86
2% Jun
24
35 %
15
4.68%
May
82 V2 Jun
8
87 Va Mar 27
4
77% Jan
12
83% Mar 16
81
51% Sep
25
64% July 31
20
42% May 29
18% May 29
6
45 % May 29
14% Jan
3
22% Nov
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
90
38
Dec
20
39% Jan
10
68% Oct
27
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
Dec
May 29
Va May 29
88% Mar 21
77 %
75
73% May 25
12% May 29
27
88
12% Oct
23
18% Mar 16
Apr
21
6%
6%
5,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5,500
11
11%
10%
IIV4
Hi/4
10%
111/0
10%
11
70c
1
IIV4
11%
xl0%
11 VB
11
11 VB
10%
11
10%
11
19,300
18
19
17%
18%
18%
19
18% 718%
18%
19%
32,000
52
52%
20,200
8
16Va May 15
*92 Va
93%
41%
41%
41%
6,100
27Vi
27%
271/4
27%
27,800
251/4
24%
*24%
25%
*24%
10
25%
Inc
Co
53V4
55%
3,500
25%
25
22,300
20%
19VB
20
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
21 VB
23%
211/4
20%
21Vs
20%
21
20%
21%
9,600
12%
12
12VB
12 Va
12Va
12'A
12%
12
12%
4,200
*40
*40
5,300
50
*40
40%
41
40
40
1
42
43V4
42'A
43%
44
44%
43
441/4
45
45%
18,800
3
31%
33%
31
32'A
32 VB
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
6,500
Glass
Sand
27
Corp—1
31%
com—No par
Light
RR
Stores
103
100
100
10
5
Inc
Light & Coke__No
4%%
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc
Brewing
preferred
preferred
100
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
1
1
Co
Forcings
28
27%
28
28
32%
x32
32%
32 VB
32%
32 Vs
32 Va
103%
X102
103%
101%
102%
101 %
102%
99
99
12%
12
41JA
411/4
41%
98%
121/4
12 '/B
12%
40'A
401/4
40%
41
42%
42
41%
28 Va
44%
43
42%
31 %
15%
53%
43%
45
*42
x42
29%
15
52%
42%
*99
15%
26%
2%
42%
52
47%
44
42%
v 31%
15%
53%
44%
100
15%
26%
2%
44%
53%
52%
53 Va
;29%
30
29%
98 %
86
98%
98%
15%
53
44
*97%
15%
26 Va
2%
.41%
50%
29%
99
84
43%
43
42%
32%
15%
54
45%
100
15%
28%
3
44%
53%
30%
99
85
*96%
98%
43
42
28 %
%
41
105
105
40
70 %
43%
82%
*83%
82'/a
84%
48%
46
19%
51 %
99
27
43Va
16%
*77 Va
*70%
13%
71 Va
15%
53Va
42%
*98Va 100
15%
15%
26 Va
27
2%
3
41%
44%
50%
53%
28 Va
29%
97
97
85
85
*98
98%
*104
105
39%
43%
70 Va
72 %
82 Va. 84
*83
84%
45 %
48%
20'/a
19%
52%
51
*98
26
43Va
16 Va
,*78
*70%
13
99
27%
43%
16%
89
71
13%
20
53
130
27%
45Ve
>
45%
46 Va
*42
1
590
%
103,500
421/4
1,100
12
45%
44
520
99
;
46%
*42
11,600
50
44
42%
42%
42%
42%
19,200
29%
30%
29% '30%
21,300
14%
15
14%
15
2,600
52 %
53
52%
52%
4,600
43%
44%
44%
45'/a
3,200
*99
100
15%
*99
15%
26%
100
15%
27
26%
3
:
rl *2%
15%
2,700
26%
5,300
'
*2%
43
43%
3
7 43%
52%
30
29%
297a
99
99
4,300
44'A
73,900
53%
19,300
14,000
'
98
86
*97%
*104
42Va
71%
82 Va
84%
46 Va
44%
74%
83 %
84%
47%
20%
20
52%
*98
26
43
16%
*78
71
*71
*85
86
98%
►104
105
79
16%
'
1,700
10,100
32%
102
99
99%
11%
100
28
32 Va
102
12%
100
x99 V2
12%
42 Va
5
(Chas) & Co Inc
33%c
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Phila Electric Co common—No par
27
27
77/75;
99%
*40
100
1
5
Pfizer
*26%
42
*40
12%
par
Co
27
42
99%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola
Co
33%c
Perkin-Elmer Corp
1
Permanente Cement Co common__l
5%
convertible
preferred
50
Pet Milk Co common
No par
Pittsburgh
52%
25
12%
Corp
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Gas
49%
5
4 % %
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
•
20%
Co
&
Power
26
25%
941/2
20
common
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
25
*931%
1
preferred
conv
45
*24%
94%
1
Corp
Cement
11
Jan
93%
41
25%
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5
convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
No par
81
52
S3%
94% 77:77'
49
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
51%
511/4
24%
2
22
'
*93%
47'A
4
Jan
50
50
*24%
15
65% Mar 19
48%
46%
Jan
23
51
5,400
25%
Jan
86% Mar
May 29
49
11
"'
25 VB
41% Jan
6
81% Aug 23
Dec
6%
69
May 29
14
6%
100
267/a Apr
Feb
39 %
19
59% Mar 14
25 %
5
84% Feb
25
97
28
60% Jun
Jan
6%
5
25
preferred
5
180
149
24%
4 68%
2
31
148
*24%
31
Jan
52
32
148
148
148
x43%
12
81
53%
3IV4
32
148
47
102% Jan
112% Jan
521/4
;
53
30%
31%
6 %
Corp
preferred
_
14,100
5IV4
52 Vb
148
No par
4.30%
5
"13,000
146 '/2
6%
common
98% May 17
66% May 29
53%
31%
51
x30
3,300
6'A
preferred
8
29% Jun
2,300
48,700
28% 7
Jan
24
11%
301/4
27V4
96
29
11%
30
29%
301/4
28 Vb
6
Nov
ll7/o
301/4
29VB
26%
Dec
84% Nov
11%
30%
29%
28
5
Jan
11%
26%
88
106
18 '/a
11%
No par
5
8
18
12
Co
&
82 % Jan
Apr
18
42
1
13
18
17%
XI1%
40%
Mar
102%: Feb
18
30
42
(J C)
Pennsalt
Pfelffer
18
2,400
4,800
34%
101
6%
Ford
&
Peoples
33%
*100
40%
Fruit
Penn
18
9,200
loo
100
33%
43
Coal Co
prior
Penney
9,300
41%
Penn-Dixie
Penn
78%
*931%
conv
Penick
9,700
78%
1
4.40%
3.80%
104% Mar
33% Jan
79% Jan
% May 29
19% Mar 15
35% Nov
3
100
1
58
103% Mar 29
Jan
91% July
4
14% May
3
28% Jun
5%
1,400
64
;
100
100
39,200
20
62'A
lOOVa
32 VB
i
100
16%
20
Transportation
Parmalee
Jan
Sep
19% Jan
xlOOVa
■
32%
100
15%
:
100
Davis
Parke
,31%
32
13,200
/
6%
Line__No par
Pictures
Paramount
38% Mar 15
24% May 29
43% Jun
5
Pipe
102
101
2,200
57
50c
Inc
Airways
East
53VB
32
145
31%
20%
25
42
55Va
5
preferred
4%
30%
101%
*100
15%
16
24%
*41 %
.
1
Corp
Sulphur
World
Panhandle
51
30'A
145
100
Electronics
Packard-Bell
Jan
5
9% May 29
29%
14 2/7
Packaging Corp. of America
17Va May 29
10% Jun
12
No par
com
Consolidated
Tin
33
17%
preferred
6
5^
18
26
&
102%
101
11%
10
Corp
Telep
31%
17%
& Electric
Gas
102%,
*100
5
Aggregates
Pacific
6%
601/4 Jan
16%
Inc. 5
Corp
&
20
Pacific
Mar 22
19
39% «JUiy 19
86 % Jan
5
30
2
12
47
26% May 15
32 Vb Oct
Jan
15% Jan
Pacific
8
53% Jan
25
May 29
2
14
36,500
101%
2
24
30%
5
Mar 23
26
13% Dec
30%
79
39% Jan
121/4 Nov
31
78%
25
24'A Aug 30
30%
79
158% Feb
7
31 Va
77%
26 Vb May 29
3
30%
78%
142% May 29
51/4 May 28
51/4 Jan
31
77%
4
18°,a DcC
30
79%
11
20
31%
24'A
Fiberglas
17% May 23
3
Apr
8% May 16
30
78%
2
48'A Apr
3,200
16%
Jan
177
■35%
63%
115
3
35Va
20
99% May 29
5
35%
*94
62%
3
23
50
34%
94%
20
18
300
'35%
15%
43% Dec
-
94%
35Va
167/B
13
7
7 94%
35
■r64
Co
•,17%
94Va
35
61%
120% Apr
Jan
*17
*94
35 Va
20
4
52
17%
94%
35%
"*94
20%
18
30% Jan
17%
17%
7,600
61%
2
141 % Jan
*94
37%
15%
Jan
26
*167/a
94%
36%
59%
87% Feb
34% Dec
17%
37%
*20 VB
96
21
17%
36%
16%
May 28
33V2 Dec
•
50
13,500
20 Va
57% May 29
3
17%:
36%
39%
63%
74
15
17%
36
39%
61
102% Mar 22
Mar
35%
391/4
20
Outlet
Corp
Marine
Outboard
20
39
No par
104
18
35
39 %
Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4%
preferred
'
100
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferred
No par
28
24% Jun
37
38%
98
571/2
Owens-Corning
490
160
100
97%
42
26
5
36%
10
Utilities
9,100
7
96%
84%
25; "
Corp
Gas
&
Orange & Rockland
Elevator
Otis
Shares
99
55%
82% Oct
13
38%
*98
41%
Sep
12'/a Oct
38
99%
24%
1
14V2 Jan
40 VB
*98
58%
2
July 11
99%
42
24% Mar
98
*98
25
25% Jan
6
99%
55
13% May 28
101% Feb
96%
99
41
20
87% Jan
101
24%
19
43
*100
55
27
16
101
101
42
20
May 28
*100
*100
24%
Nov
97% Jan
101
;
41%
40%
*841/4
53%
28% Feb
30
85
40
26% Dec
11
Oil
96 Vt
85
',
24
3
Apr
Olin
Chemical
Mathieson
96%
85
55 Va
4
Sep
26% Jan
Olin
41 Vb
95%
85
39
7.50
Corp—5
1
Natural Gas
40%
95%
41%
24
106
4.24% ' preferred
41%
96%
85%
*98
20
100
preferred
4%
Oklahoma
40%
95%
85%
L
'
common_5
Electric Co
&
40%
96%
*100
No par
Co
Junc'8
"
85
VB
the Week
Friday
June 7
24%
16% Jan
76
Gas
Sales for
Tnursday
54
3
17% Oct
May 29
Oil
Okla
PRICES
40%
23
Jan
56% Jan
82
Ohio
40%
SALE
June (»
85
100
100
100
100
40%
HIGH
Wednesday
96'A
40
15
common
June 5
3.125
30c
26% May 16
54% Jan
76
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
27
Nov
Edison
Ohio
3.90%
Dec
95
5
2
May 15
83% Nov
100
13
36 >/4 Jan
11
Tuesday
June 4
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
53'A
100
26%
44%
17%
;
;
98%}
7
*85
*97%
105
*104
99 7
..
1,040
340
86
100
98%
105
30
42%
43 Va
42%
43%
50,800
72%
74 Va
71%
73%
27,100
*82
83
*83%
84
83
230
83
*83%
84%
100
46%
47%
46%
47%
31,100
20%
20%
20 %
20%
4,000
52%
*98
53 Va
52%
*98
100
52%
7,000
100
50
*
26
26 Va
25%
26%
2,600
42%
43 Va
43
43 %
22,000
167/a
3,600
16%
16%
17
79
*78 Va
79
*78%
79
78
*71
78
*71
78
13%
13
13%
137 Va
*135
137%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
2,500
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
131
Sep
27
18'A Jan
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
Aug 11
46% July 21
113
3
29% Feb
16
Pittsburgh
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,200
28
48% May 29
6'A May 29
67% Feb
20
Pittsburgh
53%
54%
52%
54%
52%
54%
53%
54
52Vb
53%
26,300
12 Va Jan
4
7%
8'A
7%
8
7%
8
8Va
27,700
61
44
*42%
43
19
12
44
1
54
Jan
9
24
42% Jun
4
55% Jan
24
27
19 Va Jan
8
35% Mar 29
U6VaM'ar
6
Jun
4
Pittston
3
86
Jan
2
5% Apr
12
9
107
Nov
8
33 % Jan
3
73
Mar 15
28
5% Apr 12
102'A Jun
5
22 % Mar 30
14
97 % Oct
4
92% Jan
Dec
4
32
101% Nov
16
50
43
Jan
3
707A Nov
14
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
May 29
92 % Jan
2
Procter
32 Va Apr
19
Public
Service
49
69
Apr 17
31% May 14
Public
Serv
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
17
87
Jan
2
92 Va Nov
104% Jun
28
22
90% Jan
22
97
Nov
22
104% Jan
12
109
108% Dec
7
106
107
Jan
7
21 % Jan
9
21
May 17
118% Jan
78
Mar 29
23 Vb
Apr
7
22% Nov
16
3
173
Jan
3
14
Apr
4
87 Va
33% Jan
3
43 Va Oct
8
84 Va
Nov
15
May 12
Aug 14
11
May 29
5
May 31
31Vb May 29
U19
172
26
25%
25%
100
1
75
div
4.08%
Feb
11
13
8
Mar 30
21
Jan
23
Serv
3%%
4
4.80%
$4.75
Co
of
Pucet
8
Puget Sound Pulp
9
Pullman
42
Jun
12
27% May 29
38 Va Mar
31'A Sep
27
39% Jun
14
29 Vb May 29
37
Mar 27
Pure
99
55%
56
55%
56
5 %
110 Va
118%
102'A
112'A
108%
59
5%'
*42V2
441/2
*421/4
44
1,500
25 VB
26
3,400
26
26
*120
122
51 %
*98
*120
44
30
122
140
52
52
8,000
99
52%
100
99
700
57
4,300
55%
57%
x56 V2
5%
5%
5V4
109%
51/4
8,700
109'A
112%
15 Va
16'A
15 Vb
15%
15%
15 VB
15V4
151/4
15Vb
15 Va
94
94%
94
94
94
94
94
941%
94
941/4
690
10
36%
37%
36%
38
38 Va
39%
38%
39%
38%
39'A
16,700
68%
71%
68%
69%
68%
70
68%
697/B
69%
70
40,200
26%
113
114
212,700
1,600
5
26 %
27%
27%
26V4
26%
261/4
26%
10,600
com.No par
55%
58 VB
54%
57
56%
57%
561/4
57
56%
57%
34,800
29%
30
29%
29%
29 VB
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
*90 Va
92
*90 '/a
92
92
*90%
92
100
90%
91
*90
93%
90%
*90%
91
490
95
260
100
105%
100
95
95
105%
25%
95
105
27
*90%
92
90%
90
*90%
90%
94 Va
95
95
95
105%
*104%
106
106
106
95
95
*105%
1061/4
1,600
ISO
100
*108%
109
*108%
109
*108%
109
108 Va
108%
108%
108%
150
com__No par
27%
29
27%
29
28%
30
28%
29%
28%
29Vi
19,000
100
Ind
.'*74%
76
74%'
74%
74%
74%
75%
75%
76
76
120
24
24
*22
24 Va
*22
24
231/4
23%
500
*22
24
*22
24
*22
24
*146
166
140
25
*22
24
25
*22
22%
100
common
133%
5
6%
No par
2
23 Vb May
24
51%
99
44
*42 %
com__No par
preferred
43 V8 Jan
May 29
32% 0"t
122
51%
5%
Colorado
Gas
<v
Industries Inc
Round
*120
52%
99%
5%
.
Publlcker
121
50%
99
5%
preferred
preferred—
preferred called.—
16%
121
5'A
preferred
4.32%
55
100
57%
preferred
Public
121
Va
100
of
Co
Elec
5.28%
15
53%
100
8
No par
preference
25
4.18%
121
5
preferred
10 Vb Feb
88
$1.40
4.30%
24% Apr
6% Jun
25%
Co
Gamble
<fc
5 05%
19
85
27
sfpref_100
Power
10
22% Jan
115
Electric
5Va%
Apr
2
24
26%
2.50
May 21
71% Jan
21% May 31
44
preferred
preferred
preferred
110% Feb
33% Apr
79% Apr
5
23% May 29
70'A Aug
91% May 17
94% May
7
43
1
64% May 29
22% May 29
2
43%
10
Potomac
Va May 29
43%
Corp
8
29 Va Jan
*42 Va
45
preferred
8 Vs
137%
*42 Va
44
Co
&
47% Mar
87 H
3
Polaroid
Poor
May 28
88% Nov
10
3
22
%
42 Va
common
—_
Porter Co Inc (HK)
3
Jan
Jan
Inc
5
8
Jan
Jan
Plough
*135
44
Plymouth Oil Co ex-distribution
95% Mar
83 Va Jan
86
21
(The)
convertible
11
81'A Aug
102
221
Co
$3.50
137
100
pfd
Jan
122
*135
100
100
A
prior
Jan
69
238 Va Nov
class
series
May 11
92 %
3
1st
78
45 Va
13
19
preferred
5 % %
130
14
13
6%
May 29
Va May 29
13
Dec
52
100
Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
May 29
Feb
79 % Dec
135
120
preferred
guaranteed
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
5
Apr
1
21% Nov
5
Feb
May
Jan
5
17% Jan
139
65% Jan
Dec
88
*135
16% May 29
127% Jan
96 '/a Jan
175
137%
3
55V2 Jan
Jan
*135
21
17% May 17
44
97/a Jan
7%
Nov
28% Apr
79% Feb
*84
136%
7
86%
135%
135%
6%
6%
*84
12,700
86%
%35%
35
35%
34%
20%
20'A
*20
2OV4
2OV4
20%
1,900
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
13,800
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
311/4
31%
19,100
68%
8,300
30
31 Vb
31 VB
31%
__5
690
7
*84
35
No par
Oil
152
*6%
67/s
861/2
*84
xl9%
Inc_
86%
*141
140%
20
34%
20%
10
6%
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35%
36 3A
20
tdeht Co
7%
24
86 Va
35'A
& Timber Co—3
Pm-er
6%
*22
,
•
7
-
35%
9,100
Q
57 V2 Feb
17
96
Dec
15
Jan
13
145
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
31
Atir
131
For
footnotes,
see
1
page
60
May 29
140 Va Jan
26 Va
23.
4
May 29
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker Gats
6%
Co
preferred
Quaker
State
00
5
66%
70%
66%
681/4
67%
681/4
69%
66 V2
100
144'A
144 %
*144%
144%
144%
145
144V2
1441/2
144%
defining Corp..10
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
*27%
28
*27%
common
.
69%
28
27%
145
27%
930
1,000
Number 6167
195
Volume
.
.
.
(2717)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
I
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 4
STOCK
YORK
NEW
■
June 5
•
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 6
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
...
21
V.
Hl-
June 7
June 8
Shares
R
9
46% May 29
711/2 May 29
79
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
167/8 Oct
24
Feb
28
5
33% Sep
26
16'
4
881/2 Feb
6
65
57 % Jan
:
11% Oct 27
'■
4
,'17% Jan '
211/4 Apr
r
July 19
11% Mar. 22
6% May 29
251/8 Feb
1
12% May 29
15% Jan
18
71% Dec
8
13
.
10 % July 26
Oct
13
12% Jan
3
58
*
3
Jan
16
6
43% Noy
1
>■ 67
Oct
11
10% Jan
3
14% Jan
6
53% Jan
3
.
.
/May 28
27
/May 29
561/4 Jun ..5
491/2 Jan 30
22% May 29
3
108:
.1311/2 JunC 5
23
Jan
Oct
>
90V2 Oct
14
12% Dec
1
3
25
116% Jan
31
16
Nov
30
43% Jan
19
Nov 27
231/2 Jan
3
34
271/4 Jan
4
38% Aug.
-
25% Jun
8
33% Apr
23
25
Rohr
17% Jan
9
271/2 May
5
15% May 29
121/8 Jan
13
27% Dec
16% Jan
Feb
18
3
27% Dec
6
1
20% May 29
8
25% Apr
18
21% May 29
27 % Apr
29% Sep
19
43% Apr
11
33% Jan
40% May
10% Oct
3
8i% May 29
14% Feb
5
3
19% Apr
171/4 Dec
18
121/8 Feb
27
11% May 29
*17% Jan
4
3
46y4 Apr
7
Jan
5
141% Jan
26
26% Jan
22
18% Feb
13
603/a Jan
2
36% Jan
Dec
15
10% Mar 15
14
10% May 29
15% May 29
12% Oct
25
221/2 Mar 16
3
633/4 Dec
3
93
Dec
3
2~0%
5
79
70% Jan
90
Feb
352 % Jan
26
Apr
3
39% Feb
223/4 Nov
143/a Jan
3
22
213/4 Jan
3
34% May
8% Jan
3
11?
46% May
ft
38
„
100
26
San
10 % Jan '■
May 29
32% May 29
<
"42 % Jan
24
8 %
Sep
73% Jan
11
Jan
Jan
16
9
77
Jan
16
86
90
Feb
6
97
51'% Dec
Jan
14
■*63% May 29
10
May 29
6% May 29
883/4 Jan
2
35
Nov 27
103% Feb
6% Jun
13
5
15% Sep
19
153/4 Jan
4
16 5/a Feg
Roebuck &
14
14% Jan
Eervel
4
7
45% Feb
Inc
$5.25
Sharon
4
Steel
6
413/8 Mar 20
Shell
;14% May 29
18% May 15
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs
22% Jan
Sheller
15
18% Jan
Oil
Co
Mfe
Corp
Corp of America
Simmons
36% Oct
11
33% Mar 29
30
May 29
91
May 29
Pattern Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Singer Manufacturing
129% Mar 22
62
Feb
21
Skelly
Smith
Co
Corp
Smith-Corona
Marchant
15% May 28
20
May 29
29% Jan
5
46% May 29
72% Feb
28
44 % May 29
563/a Mar
1
4
Soo
52 % Dec
383/4 Jan
6
May 29
9% Dec
4
7% May 29
60% Nov
14
42 % May 29
6% Mar 15
44% Jan
14
21
133/4 May 26
19
9
23
Smith
Amer
South
Carolina
25
52% Jun
5
50
Mar 23
Feb
19
273/a Jan
3
49% Oct
4
29
May 28
44 3A Jan
17
153/a Jan
3
303% Dec 21
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
16
27% Jan
11
31% Sep
29
Jun
6
Jan
16
233/4 Feb
16
8
53
33
5%
8%
Puerto
Rico
15% Jan
4
243% Nov
21
17 % May 29
29 3A Dec
26
31 % Dec
29
23 % May 29
31% Mar 30
Southern
California Edison
47% Jan
19
613% Nov
10
40 Vb May 29
57 % Jan
30
Southern
Co
Co
52% May 10
50
Mar 21
3
53% Nov
17
42 % May 29
38% Jan
3
49 % Nov
22
36
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
30% Feb
61% Oct
11
13
21% May 29
473/4 Mar 15
44
593/8 Feb
7
20 % Apr
26
Apr
16
363/4 Jan
193% Nov
8
72 % Oct
9
173/4 Jan
65% Mar 20
30
May 29
May 29
71
18% Jan
4
Feb
14
75
16
Southern
Indiana
Gas
Mobile
Natural
&
&
Ohio
Gas
16
38% Dec
14
223A May 29
35% Mar
7
Southwestern Public Service
20% Jan
4
34% Apr
3
13% May 29
263/4 Jan
5
51% Nov 24
May 29
473/4 Jan
2
8% Jan
24
42% Jan
2
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred...
15
Jan
3
7% Jan
12
28
Jan
3
44% May 31
28
88
Jan
3
91
Mar
2
90
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
27
88% Jan Z
\
Jan
64% Ar
26
34% Oct
82
973/4 May
3
.
For
3
,
4% May 29
27
11% Apr
17
footnotes,
May 29
Jan
15
143%, May 29
91% Jan
9
4
883% Apr
*■
243/4 Jun
1
83
see page
3
5
May 29
23.
Apr
19
24% Jan
2
95
97
May
9
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
:
38% Mar
1
8plegel
86
8
#4.50
Mar
Inc
comfion..
preferred
Co
58%
.
*15%
153/4
8%
9%
:'
15%
23,900
9%
11,300
9%
42%
43
423/4
43%
38%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
393/4
39%
39%'
43
40
433%
43%
44%
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43%
42%
43
55,400
32
28%
30 %
293/a
30%
293/4
30 3/a
30
30%
22,900
27%
243/4
25%
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25%
243/4
25%
25 3/a
26
69,200
483/4
*48 3/4
49
V
♦863/4
10
11%
483/4
102%
1033/4
48%
2,000
103%
2,700
423/4
445/a
150,000
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88%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
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102%
102
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90
2,800
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45
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71,800
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90
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49
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49
102
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11
14,600
4
19,700
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4
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72%
69%
70%
69%
72
71%
73 '
74
74%
37%
36
36%
36%
37%
37%
373/4
37%
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30%
30
30%
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31%
31%
31%
31%
32
3,700
22 3A
21%
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22%
22
22
22
22
1,200
29
7
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22
28%
28%
29%
28%
283/4
28 s/8
29%
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50
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
50
3,500
25
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25 %
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25%
25%
100
29%
29%
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29%,
29%
29%
293/4
6,000
32
33
32%
33
33
33
33
33
6,200
93
88%
913/4
89
93
93%
92
92
92
92
18%
18%
183/a
18%
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18%
18%
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23%
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28%
29%
283/4
32%
33%
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-
18%
17%
18%
18%
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17%
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18
18%
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23%
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23%
23%
23%
24
223A
23
233/8
23%
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35%
34%
353/4
35%
36%
35%
93/4
9%
93/4
9%
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13%
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9
10
9
3,830
88%
100
93
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183/4
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89
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24
24
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10,400
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34%
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33%
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74
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19
193/4
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22%
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35,600
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17
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41
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31
19,000
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34
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68,600
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35
35 V*
35
35%
35%
35 ya
5,200
19%
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19
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14
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36
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36
35%
35%
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16%
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18
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18
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12%
13
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26
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8
34
26%
s
33%
103%
52%
25% 263/4
100
52
17%
18%
22%
53%
483/a
63/a
23%
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493/a
7%
8
83/a
48
,45%
52
50
2.50
5
..25
1
8%
5
33%
■
,
El.Nopar
26% Jan
*57
58%
15%
9
43%
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27%
30
19%
26%
44%
44%
41
Co
stock tr ctfs
*57
15%
8%
49
7.50
Southern Pacific Co
(Del)__Nopar
Southern Railway common
No par
5%
non-cum
preferred
20
Southern
.800
423/a
48%
com.4.50
com
2,200
42 3/4
102%
15
Service
1,800
15%
15
5
Sugar
Public
35%
15
5
preferred
Southeastern
35%
♦14 5/a
;
i;
15%
22%
Co
Gas
58%
;
15%
38 %
20
25
10
Co
18%
15%
22%
323/4
preferred
South Jersey
South
E&G
15
93/8
37 %
Co
Gold
South
35%
15
15%
41%
No par
& Platinum
1
Railroad
2
Feb
Jan
49
Line
5,000
♦18 %
15%
283/8'
Co Inc.
35
15%
*57
58%
'
44'/a
Kline & French Labs.Nopar
15
9% Jan
58
Smith-Douglass
9,300
26,400
'*
*143/4
283/8
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
10% Jan
Nov
77
46% Jan
7
35
15%
15
48%
Inc
18%
,
34%
♦
"
143/4
47%
(AO)
28 3/a Apr
36 3/4 Jun
-r
to Lear Siegler Inc
1
25%
Oil
8
•18
18
17%
18
15%
5
353/8 Mar
233/a Jan
18
18%
;
ordJBl
1
50o
Co
51 %
12% Jan
12%
143/4
_
22 3/4 May 29
May 29
143/a
12%
9
50o
67 % July
3
11
31% May 10
14%
13%
207/a
Simplicity
263/a May 22
40 % Feb
5
37% Apr
26% Oct
14
113/4
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
19
6
127% Nov
443/4 Jan
93/a Dec
May 29
Apr
4
45% May
9
63% Jan
17
13%
11%
No par
Co
Jun
17% May 28
60% Apr
v4
21
13%
11%
19%
Blgnode Steel Strapping Co
2
47
56
21
13%
35%
changed
Corp—Name
25
42 3A Jan
S
(Frank G)
Sheraton
4
33% Jan
23% May 29
20
13%
11%
No par
No par
_i
Corp
33 % May 29
383/4 May 23
3
Jan
21%
18%
12
11
34%
Oil & Gas
Shamrock
12
Shattuck
11% May 29
19%
18%
133/4 ■'
•57
2.50
1
23 % Mar 28
8
17%
2,500
12%
X15
No par
Inc
Industries
293/4 Jan
23% Aug
18
9%
1
common
preferred
Shahmoon
113/4 Mar 30
May 28 1
39%
28 %
_1
Co
16% May 29
16
383/4
16%
3
Co
Rubber
Seiberling
Siegler
28
Corp
12 % May 28
46% Mar
36% Oct
FaHs
28
313% Peb
40%
153/4
5
5
Corp
233/4 May 15
21
Dec
8
3
25
393/4
35
1
Co
May 17
31
Jan
18% Sep
40%
58%
'
V
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
103 % Feb
32 % May 29
39%
15%
common
Finance
Seagrave
2
15 % Mar
5
40
34%
<■
7
19
50 3/a Mar
37% May 12
21
May 29
50% Feb
5
14% Apr
105
8 3/a Jan
7
63/4 Feb
9
4
15
17
July 28
20% Apr
4
97% Jan
30
27% Mar
16% Jun
943/4 Nov
11% Jan
4
500
1,700
,
37
153%
.
Seaboard
Jun
N
Co
1,700
9%
22%
3
4
Jun
Paper
7 3/4
14 %
9%
9%;,
30%
1
Inc
4,100
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14%
V*9%
10
*7
105,200
36%
5
100
10
1
5
1.40
35o
1
30
;
7%
•14
49%
41
3%
1
Feb
12
series A
9%
9%
7%
7%
14
14
"47
23% Jan
13
9%
101%
'31% Mar
4 % May 29
30%
6%
6%
14
40%
23 % May 29
Scott
813/4 May 18
5
29%
9%
>30
>15% May.28
743% Jan
-
May 22
31% Jan
54
pfd 4.40%
Schlumberger
-26% Jan
20 % May 29
14
30%
6%
14
35%
'
24
May 19
15
Nov
74
303/4
19
42%
1
No par
#3.40 preferred—
No par
#4
preferred
_L_.
No par
Scovlll Mfg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
30 % Jun
5
Jan
2
37% Feb
213/4 July 25
15
14
10
3
Jun
9
98 % Feb
42'A. Jan
27 % Jun
?
5
111/8 Jan
28 % May 29
97
4
3
Feb 21
27
5 % May 29
4
'
29%
18%
15
293/a Mar 21
9
16% Jan
87
70
14% Mar 10
81% May
19
41% Nov
30%
*
28%
31%
100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Schick
60% May 29
-
293/4
24,500
49,500
19
9%
No par
NO par
Schering Corp common.
5% convertible preferred
; 60% Feb
47% Dec
■
conv
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
:i
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
18% Jan
5
18%
18%
♦57-
1.06%
100
100
10
common
8an
*27% Jan
36 ~
Nov. 14
46% Nov 24
1st
May
May 29
17
Stores
preferred
8t Regis Paper Co common
40% Apr.
'
18%
18% 4
Jt.50
Preferred series A 5%.
23
/16% Jan
May 29
9% Jun
70
16
Jan
v
1
393/8 Mar 12
11% May 29
;
5
8
May
Jan
8
18%
9%
34 r
No par
Co.
preferred
8t Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
8t L San Fran Ry Co com
4
80% Feb
98
May 10
4%
4.30%
21% Mar
21
,
Safeway
20% May 21
273/4 May 29
16
3
12,900
-48%
5
(Jacob).
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
723% Jan
May 25
100-
4
-
1,000
9%
1
1
Co
Ruppert
133/4 May 29
7% Jan
30% Jan
Ruberoid
37
275% May 28
Co
Inc
Rubbermaid
16 % May 29
7
19
:
Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
25 % May 29
5
Corp
Royal
26
Jan
;.
(Geo D) Corp...
Royal Crown Cola Co
3
352 % Jan
70%
9%
25%
100
1
1
1
1
20 g
1
Roper
11
94 % May 15
26
8
Nov
413% Gct
31% July 20
Jan
36 % May 29
6
27
373/4 Dec 18
,
3
15% Jan
92
Nov
i
V 8% May 29
404% Dec; 11
27
26% Jan
372
41
May 29
8
271/4 Aug
Jan
10
Corp
Ronson
12
31% Mar 15
12
30
86
29% Feb
May 29
32
181/2 Jan
36% Jan
241/4 Jan
19
70%
9%,o
19%
•
7%
5
5
Corp
preferred series A
4%
90% Jan
12
18%
70%
*9%
10'
Telephone Corp
Rohm & Haas Co common
4
.
19 %
703/4
9%
14%
No par
issued
Rockwell-Standard
8
18
931/2 Dec
May
Inc
Company
Rochester
2
87
1Q
71%
9%
69
10
2.50
Mar 22
94
19%
71%
83/4
♦87%
Corp
When
Feb
124
May 29
12
Apr
38,
May 29
t
18%
70
x70
9%
..,,15%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls..
1
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
No par -
5
81
193/a
■>
Ritter
,
42% Feb
25
-
9
18%
71
1
£
1.25
Ltd
Paper
,34% Mar 26
62 % Mar
Co
Trust
Riegel
19% May 11
26% May 11
20%
No par
37% Mar 19
I
6,400
15
100
series
3.60%
Selection
Corp
Richfield
251/4 Jun
16%
5
com
Oil
44% Mar 14
46% May 29
Tobacco
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
261/4 May 11
5
62% Oct 20
16 3/a
■'
&
(R J)
Rhodesian
2
Mar
102
163/4
7
_5 "
common
Manufacturing
Rheem
24% May 11
47% Jun
Co..
Eng
Co
Drug
32% May 11
50% Mar 13
10
4
14
5
Mfg
Preferred
Jan
90
May 11
64
Corp_—_
&
Elec
Reynolds
15% Feb
6
9% May 29
3% Jun
5
27
347/a May 10
3
Mar
87
32% Feb
29
4
80% Feb
163/8
.
May 29
51% Apr
25% Jan
.....
411/4 Jan
8
163/4
51%
48%
'
Chemical Co
2.50 *
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par /
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pref_,
100
Rexall
2
5
14
111% Nov
37% Sep
5
52% Jan
501/a Apr
8
78% Jan
4 t
8
6
231/2 May
8
Mar
83
Mar 12
Jan
42% Jun
14
16%
18
4
90
0
15%
13%
Conv preferred 3%%
series__100 Republic Aviation Corp
50c
Republic Corp common.
50c 1
$1 convertible preferred
10 •
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass-.:
5 «•
Revlon Inc
i
l -
48
891/4 Nov
26
68% Sep
z
15%
17%
30
67% Mar 13
35
4
6,900
16%
■11%
19
43'A Jan
May 29
33
Aug 18
8
60% Nov
2
351/8 Oct
47
May 23
84
431/4 Jan 0 3
1,600
33%
*40
23
Jan
72%
33%
9%
Jan
*' 60
72%
333/4
29%
12% Jan
40% May 29
3
Mar
72%
33%
-
Jan
,
72%
34 %
♦14
Reliance
17
73%
34
18%
76
May 29
*73
343/4
9%
24
7% May 29
/ 52
23?
Jun
Reliance
'
13
Stores
Reliable
»** Jan
73%
33%
19%
5Qc
1
__10
..5 -
Inc
Chemicals
Reichhold
4
Co
Bit
Bros
6
May 28
■
Roller
Reeves
4
May 11
12
May 17
•
65%
■
37 % Mar 09
57
22
Reed
May 29
58
18% May 11
-
Red
8
23
15
7
18
Dec
25
49%
72%
69%
No par
No par
Owl Stores Inc
2
12
491/2 Jan
.
■
13
66% Mar
29
33 '/4 May 29
;
483/4
47
35%
15%
2nd preferred—.50
non-cum
.19 % Apr
17 '/a May 31
>
15
16% Jan.;
/ 9y4 May 29
7
it
49% Jun
Aug 24
*
21% Dec
■54
Apr
4%
21 % Feb
■
20% Apr7 ;
16% Jan
15
21"% Jun
5
S
107/a May 29
8
May,
25
>
26
Oct
15
Jan
66% Jan
Jun
17 T/4 Jun
37
20% Nov / 3
2»I/2 May 10
;
Inc
House
49%
49%
73%
35
No par 3.33%
1
__l *'
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common...,
50
4% non-cum 1st preferred
5ft
1
13% Jan
9 '/♦ May 29
Inc
48%
47%
73%
com_Nopar
No par
2.50
2.50
1
:
Purina
Raybestos-Manhattan Raymond International Inc
Rayonier Inc..:......,
10% Feb
19
1st
Ranco
16
,'24% Apr 18
41V8 Feb 16
May 29
25
44»/2 Aug 18
15 % Dec
20
Random
Mar 16
81
14% Feb
161/4 May 29
t
24% Aug 31 v
1
2
13
/
27
.34% Sep
8
10
30% Feb
May 29
May 29
81/2 May 29
6
;
Jan
21% Jan
121/2 May 29
26 % Dec
23%
S3.50
Ralston
45-
of America
preferred
Co
Corp
Mar 30
May 29
31
..
Radio
63% Mar 14
Dec,11
49% Jan
24%
47 %
183A
*72
100
1
273/a
1
1
2.50
0
143A
18%
4%
100
50c
25/.
No par
No par
V
31
*92%
" 16%
94%
26%
84%
-
47
28
i
273/4
46%
45 %
44
40%
24%
46 %
18%
283A
16
19%
4%
313A
94
16%
95%
273/a
85
*72
27
15%
18
16%
16 3/8
17
163/4
16%
25,600
17 y8
173/8
17%
173/8
173/a
3,500
13%
12%
13
12%
13%
13,900
25%
25%
25%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
28%
27%
27%
*27%
28 %
21%
20%
21%
21%
22%
3,900
33 %
33%
33 %
33%
33%
32,400
1023A
102%
103%
1033/4
1043/4
15,200
523A
52%
52%
53
53%
26 %
5,800
43,700
-
!!" 31
93
16
.
93%
26
*84%
26
26%
.
4,800
1,700
700
7,500
26
26'A
26
18
18%
18%
19%
22%
22 5/a
22%
22%
22%
2,000
543A
54
553/4
56
57%
19,400
51 %
49%
503/a
49%
50
50,000
*63/8
1,800
7
7
6 3/a
6%
8%
7%
8%
8
8%
17,800
473A
48
48%
5,200
46%
48%
*51
52
,
52
*50%
♦33
34
33%
33%
283%
28
29
18%
5
31%
'
19%
28
28%
27%
.
52
100
337/a
2,000
8,400
28%
700
29
29%
293/4
293/4
293/4
203/a
20
20
*193/4
20%
2,700
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
32,600
47
46%
47%
46%
46"%
28,900
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
40%
40 3/a
41
40 3/4
41%
15,400
24%
20%
26%
46%
44
40%
24
48%
19%
*72
28
*15
27%
15%
19
V
26%
*50'A
*33 %
76
5
31 >». *92% 94
15% 16%
*94% 95'A
243A 26%
*84% 85%
4%
38,800
8%
48
41%
24%
49
19%
76
357/8
28%
21 %
323/4
100%
52'A
25%
17%
22%
53%
49%
6%
44
42%
24%
50%
193/a
30
20
35%
25
19%
22%
54
50
7
83/a
52
33%
28%
30
203/a
27
47
35%
47
22
32% 33
98
101
51% 52%
25% 25%
*50%
x33%
27%
*29%
193A
25%
44%
353/a
123A
48%
52
343/4
28%
6,900
143/4
17%
47%
28
x45
1
14%
16 3/a
,
213/4
16%
22 %
53%
48 %
*63/a
8%
7%
73/8
67/a
7
24
24%
24%
24%
48,700
48%
49%
48%
49 %
18,000
19%
19 y4
19%
19%
50%
19%
76
"
*72
76
♦74
28%
28%
28%
28%
16
15%
153/4
15%
16
19
18%
19%
18
18%
*
31%
93
5
303/4
•93
16%
153/a
94%
»923A
26%
26 %
85%
*845/s
5%
31 %
94
16
94%
27
85%
4%
31
♦93
15%
*93
26 y4
*84%
3,100
76
28%
5
1,600
5
31%
94
i5y4
15,500
1,500
10,300
4,500
5,000
140
138,500
94
120
27
20,500
85%
40
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2718)
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
NEW ..YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
R<«nge for Previous
Lou est
Highest
Lowest
Dec
28
35 % Dec
29
28% May 29
12
91
Nov
15
48
7214 Jan
743/4 Jan
78% May 12
23
39
May 29
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
25 Va Jan
9
53% Jun
5
50
57
Dec
83% Apr
25
$3.50
preferred
Standard
Financial
2
Standard
Kollsman
60 3/8 May
3
Standard
Oil
Calif
of
46% Jan
5
31 % Sep
25
87% Dec
4
81% May 29
92
44% Sep
40% Jan
25
55% Dec
27
41 % May 29
Standard
Oil
Dec
13
453/a May 28
58% Feb 15
56 Va Feb 28
Standard
Oil .at
593/4 Feb,.
Standard
Oil :of Ohio
52
3
29
59% Feb
3
48
May 29
Jan
9
92 % Dec
7
88
May 29
18% Oct
4
28
Mar 30
123/4 May 29
57% Nov
28
82
Mar 23
46,
51% Sep
34
25 Vb Oct
16
235/8 Mar
29"% Mar
20% Oct
31
28 % Apr
27
14
Jun
7
3
42% Dec
20
21
Jun
5
8% Nov
2
14% Mar 17
17% Jan
4
22% Dec
18
60% Feb
6% May 29
22% Feb
•
27
193/4 Dec
12
14% May 29
99 % Nov
10
61
Nov
30
84% Oct
27
3
35
May 29
37
Feb
35% Aug 10
24 vb
May 29
34
Feb
12
21 Vb
May 29
31% Feb
15
16% Jan
4
433/4 Nov
15
16 Vb May 29
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
9
20
Sep
25
18 % Jun
20 % May 17
53% Jan
4
74
Nov
13
27% Jan
3
34'% Apr
11
53y2 May 29
27% May 29
70% Feb
7
Jan
Jan
•
3
21% Oct
6
445
Oct
33% Apr
4
26
4
19% Apr '28
153/b Jan
45% Mar 17
573/4 Nov
28% May 31
13% Jan
20% Apr
15
3
90
9
20
Aug
59
Oct
13
23% Jan
29
Jun '
22
Apr
101% Jan
122
87
2
47% Jan
32% Jan
24% Mar
Jan
7
95% Jun
Oct
30
Jan
16% Nov
30
6
1115 Oct
1464 Jan
31
925
513/4
*86
24
25%
i
15 %
,
25
,85%
24
16%
293/4
.28
20
20%
X19 %
19%/
5%
preference-
—.—20
Webster—1—;
—1
.prior
•
Storer
55 Va
28%
'
4
2
Suburban
i3
Foods
2
Sucrest
23
Sunbeam
_
Corp—4
Bun Chemical Corp
May 14
8
common
Co—!
2
Sunshine
Bisouits
2
21
Sunshine
Mining
3
49 % Feb
28
Dec
28
543/2 Nov
28
12% Jan
3
18 Vb Jun
5
Sweets
24% Mar 21
15.% May 29
343/a May 29
49% Feb
Oil
Superipr
Swift
27
&
Co
22%
23
18%
38
r-
38
20%
;
19%
11 %
12
r
11%
113/4
"12"
'18
18%
*91 Va-
93
;
*91%
S3
v.
46%
47
45V4
463/4
<
45%
46 Vb
.1
./
25%-V
23%
243/a
Y>
24%
25
7
970
17
25
38
25
93
ai
97%
*25 3l2
97%.
25%
-
96%
•
*25 3^
97
;;
983/4
395
'
4
Swlngllne Inc class A—
-1
4
16%
373/a
16%
-38%
26
980
.
93
-
32
Jun
8
61% Nov. 22
4'/a Jan
3
11% Dec,.26
4% May 29
10% Nov
27
40
May 10
6
69% Jun ' ' 6
May 29
38V2
273/b
26 3/a
2634
14%
14Va
29
26
47% Oct
13
59% Aug 18
16% Sep
20
19% Jun
14
Jun
15
40"% Nov
21
3
46
Jun
21
3
27 % Aug
21
47
Oct
27
25% Sep
15% Jan
15
37% Nov
23% Apr
12
30% Jan
5
115% Nov
59% Jun
8
3
8
95
21% Jan
29% Apr
8
5
151/4
37%
22 5/s May 29
30% Oct
3
Jun
28
20
87
14
9
82% Feb
Dec
25% Dec
323/4 Feb
29
Jun
Jun
25% Jan
5
28% May
16 % Jun
243/8 Mar
23% Jan
48 % Jan
3
50 % Nov
15% Jan
3
28% Apr
4
28% Dec
18
3
66
Dec
14
45
33% Aug 10
59% Jan 10
50
Nov
27
,
<
26% Jan
;
123
91% May 15
52 Vb Dec
3
Aug
6
,
42% Apr
3
30
203/8 May
1
10% Oct
.
16% Oct 30
11% Oct
v
18
20 3/8 May 15
Jun
Jan
52% Dec
3
,
,
s3'a Jan
4
22% Dec
,
56 Vb
5
21
33% Jun
8
10% Nov 30
XX
2
15
Jan
2
t-
18% Jan
2
rx
:
153/4 Feb
i
'8
.
56 3/4 Feb
1
Trens
75/B
5
22
4
18% Sep
25
I53/b Jan
65 Va May
11
31% Dec
13
153/4 May 28
17 % May 29
6% Nov
3
10 Va Mar 28
33 % Jan
4
42V2 May 22
116
Jan
4
39
Jan
3
92
144
13
11% Jan
52 VB Nov
20
'
Jan
30
97
Apr 18
20
79
Nov
71
24
76
May 18
Feb
81
Jun
27
423/4 Jan
6
Dec
2
28
.
..
48
.
„
•
f
Jan
8% Aug 17
29% Jan
39% Nov
20
29% Nov; 15
Jan
,.
Electnic
.Twin City
Twin
Co
Co
i
-
37% Jan
56 Va Aug
8
110'% Aug 22
100% Aug 17
102
Mar
86
Jan
47% Dec
Nov
8
€0% Jan
4
863/8 Dec
Rapid:Transit_'_
18
7
Jan
30
-.
44 % Jan
May 24
3
67'% Dec
37
9%
,.
27%
X,
'
17%
87"
46
7%
77/B
401/4
40%
9,700
21
21'%
161.200
52V4
51%
52 vb
94,500
3
21% Dec
12
13
69 Va Dec
1
_
17 % Jan
33
3
29% Aug
Mar 21
4
41% Nov 30
18
>
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I6V4
16 vb
16%';
39%
39%
393/4
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41 VB
V
13%
14 Vb
135/b
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t
.
64%
70,600
42%
40,500
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17,300
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253/3
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25%
23,400
v
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114
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ii
473/b
t/
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473/t
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26%
21%
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21%
2,900
23%
2 21/4
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4
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50
110
100
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19
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5
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9
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5
;
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3
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56
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87 Va
88 v2
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513/4
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83/4
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27
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37
350
82
76%
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95
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28
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40
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21
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29
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31
31%
22%
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20.300
i
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225/b
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1
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40
60%
47
,
23.900
43%
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423/4
43%
9,800
38 3/4
21
7%
1,300
27%
96
65
<
9,200
22%
273/a
39
28 3,4
7%
8 3/8
313/4
22%
•
27%
213/4
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47,700
27
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'
52
31%
23
110
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210
87%
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27%
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27 %
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44
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44
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23
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115
8%
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v
1,900
36,700
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36%
97
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common
-
9%
21%
8%
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943/4
443/b
97
42%
62
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preferred-
1
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163/4
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96 VB
42%
95
28%
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City Minds Co
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r
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115
37
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United Gas Improvement Co
United' Greenfield Corii
4
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Fruit
6,600
4,800
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25%'
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19
:
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2
71 Va Jan
'
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,
7.800
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33%
433/4
10
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United Financial Corp of Calif-l-l
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•
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20%
-
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25
12%
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303/4
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25
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.
9
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b'
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Co_
87%
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-
10
common——5
'4%; (series' of 1956)
United
56
353/4
36%
118
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V
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3/i'
30
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l
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10
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64
;
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,
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V
50 %
,
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:
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Aircraft Corp
(series of
16%
/
983/4"
.84
>
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-
-
25
Drill !Co_
7,700
;
'
common—10
Co
2.800
1
.
23%
543/8
•
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May 29
48% May 29
83
Jan 24
64
RR
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54%
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38%.
T
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263/4 Mar 28
'
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of
;
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233/4
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23%
41% '
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$4 non-cum preferred
Union Tank Car Co___
Union
353/b Mar 15
153/S May 29
76 % Mar 24
Pacific
8% Feb
•
17% May 28
*
34% Oct
$4
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33% Mar 11
20
3
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v
■
19
54V4
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373/b
X
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47%
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55
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23
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series
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;
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28%
.
353/4--' ;36%
;
114
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common
$4.50
55,300
16
22%
54%
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5
243/a Nov 28
Electric Co
6,100
41,700
-
411/4
181/4
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-
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Co
30,000
151/2
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1
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-
•
42%
241/4;'
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5
3
16
Union
50% Mar 16
3
30% Jan
■
691/2 Jan
May 29
II Jan
Asbestos
•t:
15%
27%
i.
25 %.;
.
13%
20
25
May 29
333/4 May 29
2OV4 May 29
19
64% Jan
8,100
40
i..
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49 v2 t'49 va!^
:
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Corp.—
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
; Union Carbide Corp__;
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321% Mai113
15% Sep
17% Jan
lff% Feb
25
39
28
7%
41 Va-
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v
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19
Feb
May 29
Jun
10,900
•
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56
May 14
80
May 29
91
4,000
17,900
61/2
1
29%
X
27%
21%
22
■
14%
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■
:
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-
55%
,
77% May 31
7vb May 29
44Vi May 29
163/4 May 28
12
15% Jan
5
101
2
28
-
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62 % Nov
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Unilever Ltd Amer •dep rcts
Unilever N V ord shares
Union
601/4 Jun
18
40% Mar 16
3
i
2
104V4 Feb 28
,
153/b
383/i
6%
7,200
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:
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8%/
9%,s, 16 %/
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121%, Jan
521/4 Apr
24% May 29
39 Vb May 29
•
7
2S % Jan
40 3/4
15
21
_
29% Sep 25
333/4 July 26
18 3/4 Feb
1
15
29
51% May 15
15%
38 V*
'
16
25%
-47%
-
121%/
118
common——1
Industries: Corp.
Udyllte
2
43% Mar 15
5
May 29
27% May 29
8% Jan
2
>
V
391/4
40 3/8
24 3/8
24%
,18
54 v. •
24%/
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i
36
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.
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-
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-
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2
100
5% conv pfd series ipt 1957—^50 f
20th Century-Fox Flhn Corp.—<
.
103/4 Mar 22
•43 %
8
34% Jan
>
Feb
84 % Jan
5,700
•
53%
40
Underwood
Jan
531/2 Jan
!
73 % Jan
4
7,900
;
403/4
16 VB
65%
X
24'%
19% /
22%
..
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i.
48%
.
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..
t
44:
27%
/
27 Va
.
/
•
14 1/4
t
42%
21V2
45 V4
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243/b
24
;;
27% Jan
95% Jan
6
87
143/a
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23
14 Va
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.
25
21 Vb
.
28% v
17
38%
19V4 May 15
78
>
20
68 3/4 Dec
37 % Dec
27 Vb Jan
8
1
14v4
.
\r XX
403%
*15%
•
41%
27 Vb-'
.
V
.
20 %
36
:
313/4 May 29
903/4 May 29
373/4 May 28
May 22
74'/a Jan
2
353/4 May 29
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3
;
10,800
-26%
38%
27V4
38v4
83 %
;/. 21 Vs
.
24%
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88
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16%
39
391/4
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14%
:
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•
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f
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;TungJSol
XX
52 % Feb
1
343/4 Sep 22
26% Dec 12
58% Dec
3,000
213/a
•
18
490
17%
51%
•
16 vb
//V 62 %.
24
rv.r
47'49%
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r.
=
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28
86v2
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80%
.
-
39
14 Vb
;15
52
381/4
:
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37%
213/4
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—1
$2.70 preferred.—
—bSO
.
V
39%<Jan
21% May 29
12% May 29
6% May 29
51% Dec
980
393/4
<,.,
13% Jan
9,300
•
21
73/4
13%
38V2
39%
59 v*
/<;
21%
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.
•133/4
25%
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>?-.
38Vb
37%
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85
42%,
243/4
>
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.preferred-
Trans-World
;
28
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—5
——
conv;
82%
,.
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i
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Supply
>
Transltron
Electronic >Corp__
1
Transwestern Pipeline Co__—x_l
:
'26% Feb: 16
Co
Co
4%%
;
23
51 % Feb
Trane:
19
34 % Apr
Co
Transamerica Corp/common
>
i
14
14% Jan
48.
3
Tractor
'•<•;
48% Feb
.•
23
1,400-
(71/4
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6%
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'
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/
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40 Va
•
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100
common
.
1634
,
70
41%
.
com_5
Roller Bearing
Toledo
Tarring ton
8
81% Jan:
,141
Tool
Oil
Realty &
Edison Co
;'
1
9
163/4 Sep
16% Apr
513/4
.
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.
—1;
.
-
Tishman
15
May 29
Jun
50
-
143/a
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<,
preferred—,
Timken
v'
May 29
>
"v:-
40%
21
i 21%
13%
No par
5
Co__
(JR)—+—:
Power
$1.20
:
5
preferred
Mfg Co
preferred—
Tidewater
7
*
423/4Feb
545/8 May 29
17 Va May 29
55% Apr 14
-6
'}
7 ;
55% May
48
Oct 25
29% Oct 24
10 % Jan
May
34
Thor
9
633/4 Jan -30
6% May 29
8% May 29
7% May 29
19
36
4%
27% Jan
1
May 29
114
7%
393/4
8
40 '
21
/./ 62 /
38 V2
50c
Glass
Chemical
':
y
No par
Thompson-Ramo-Wodldridge
;
25% Mar 26
333/4 May 29
Dec 20
146
7
7 Mr
39
513%
37%
No par
:
common-
conv,
Thompson
y
6
57% Feb
i
20% May 29
58% May 29.
Jan
37% Jan.
3
2"
25 Vb Mar
15% May 29
20% May 29
19
,
_
45 vb May 29
17
Jan
Apr
4
23 % Feb' 16
3
Inc
$1.25
36
-
5
3
6 3/4
39%
37%
10
;
,
Thatcher
Jan
88. % Apr.
i
Thiokol
24
•
3
18% Oct
20% Jan
9
1
66
12
//il'6
;
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Inc
Utilities Co—
Textrun
9
33% Mar
Sulphur—
Instruments
New
44% Jan. 22
t
6
Jan
.37%
21%/:
v
50%
33Va
No par
Producing Co:
Pacific. Coal 6c Oil
Terns
i.
8
273/4 Mar
j
1
46
83
May
1
21
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l,
,
Mar 19
45% Jun
26% May 29
20 Vb May 29
18% May 29
10% Jan
7
'
;'31% Mar
3
Texas
Texas
11
21% Feb
.113
30% Apr.27
55
p
8
14
x38%
■
._i._12.50
:
Gulf
Texas
/'
4
483/a Apr
May 28
41% Jun
5
50
82
7%
-'36%
•. -.6%
6.000
'
38
36 V4
'
.
,/22,500
.
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15%
;£ 6%
.35
.,
'
1.25
Co__5
Transmission
Inc
Gulf
Texas
15
125 Va Jan
.
75
May 10
'
6Va
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp.3.50
Texas Gas Ttfansmission Corp—-6
i,
11
23 % Jan
8
3
Gas
Texaco
5
523/a Apr
3
24% Jan
Corp
Tennessee
y
453/4 Mar 29
22% Sep
t
18% Mar
;
37% Jan
•
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16%'
'37;% ;
,16
-
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TelAutograpft'Gorp.
i
59 V? Mar 15
33% May 29
143/4 May 29
3
31% Apr'
3
May 29
13% Jun
9
2063/4 May 15
Corp^I^-ii^
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9
2
:
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i
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14
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Mar
25 % Mar
35% May 29
18% Jan
61
34% May 29
27% Jan
33
Nov
Broadcasting Co—
Inc (James)'
•
46%
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x;
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::
•
973/4
143/a
15%
16
93
38%
15
14%
3,600
*
25
965
38%
s *
Talcott
M?
2
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26
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Universal
40% Mar 20
22 y4 May 29
.15 ':
2
27
27
15% Nov
42
Jan
55
161%
13%
>1
15%
,
*50%
Universal
'
31% May 29
'
6
29% May
19% Jan
18
4
*159%
160
14
*43%'
: 26Va
Convertible preferred..--.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
61% Mar 14 •'
/
'
82%
97%
25%
-
'
Universal
224
33
80%
17%
50
preferred—
United
40% Apr
31%
34%
..
?—5 *
^100 >
preferred
1st
97%
J
Sales for
Thursday.
26
Shoe Corp
Noparj.l
Smelting Ref &t Min com__;__50
U S' Tobacco
'
28
9
27'/a Oct
PRICES
27%
97%
_..
>- T% non-cumulative preferred__25\
U S' Vitamin & Pharmaceutical.—1
38% Jan
2
-
6
21
common.
27%
25%
84%
160
.
r
S| Steel Corp common——.16%
7% preferred
—.—-100
U
/
14% Mar 23'
May 29
u
>55% Nov
153'/a Jan
SALE
"
28%
98
80%
■
Co
non-euro
7%
22
:fl5% May 29
'■■i
•Jan
30
U &
17
39 % Feb
V
8% May 29
•
S
U
8;-
42% Jan
-
•
10
,—*.5
27%
'
32%
.V-—j—_1»,.
Co .common
preferred—
Pipe & Foundry Co_;
>8%
Mar 27
Mar
•39% Feb
4
•
2
152% Apr
<
22 Va May 29 '
'
3 23
HIGH
June 6
27.%'
267/a
Co
U S' Rubber
-78% Jan-'- 2V
May 29
23% May 29
'
9
11
AND
Wednesday
'
29%
*■97%
-
Playing Card Co
S'Plytvood Corp common-—,.—..
3%% preferred series A
100
U
44% Mar 19
58
,
49% May 29
'142
28' '
Jan
29% Jan
29'*
28
U S
7
May
•
35
»/4 May 29
25
164
v
'■Va %
US
-9 •u
60% Feb
-{
•
27
U S, Lines
.
5
23
Jan
154 % May 29
■
Nov" 21
-54% Oct
9% Feb
31% May ; 4f'
53% Mar 20
»
>
Jan
45% Jan
40% MUr 19'
June 5
..
Foreign
Freight
Tuesday
June 4
-
—-—No par •' /
Gypsum Co common
4 „' 1
-7% preferred^.
-100 t ,
U S Industries Inc common
—-11..
4%% preferred series A——1—50
~
23% Feb
-
Par
& Chemical Corp com_l
preferred
100
Securities
,
1
&
'
40% May 29
'
26
.'
•
16
May 29
^79
y
2
«
-
U S
48% Mar 29
May 29
-
15
11
U S
4*-
164% May 25
'< 25% May 29
■' 39
V
2
53% May 18
5
467/a Jan
-47% Mar 23
4
8% Jan
17
•
43% Jan
Jan
-
-30Va Jan>
6
21»
27% Apr >6 '
U S
241/4 Mar
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
Borax
% %
4
9
May 29; •
44
--
US
14 r
1
105 % Jan
.
12
•
4
36% Junv
3
21% Oct
Feb
May
/.
„
32% Mar
80% May 29 ^
Jan - 5
2
22% Dec
9Vo Jan
98
*
May 29
30
151
4iy8 Feb
"*
•>24% May 29 v
81
95
Highest
May 29;.
Jan
2„
96
97 Va Jun "1
3
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
:
..
.
Highest
.
LOW
•
Year 1961
Lowest
104
14%
;
101%
"•
iSI^S
*103%
;
;
-
W
*76%
77
88
Feb
20
19% May 29
28
24 V* Oct
31 y4 Dec
29
.
31
Jan
3
•'
.
Waldorf
4"!;"
9% Jan
6V4 May 29
RR 4%% preferred—100
Wagner Electric.- Corp
15
22%
6%
6Va
8% Dec
14
14
Mar 13
Oct
3
73»
Mar
38 % Jan
6
58 Va Nov
15
45 Vz May 29
57 % Jan
2
26% Feb
2
42»% Oct
10
26% May 29
44% Feb
8 •— -
Oct
30
11 y4 Mar 28
4% May 29
8% Feb
20
9% Feb
21
53
7
•
46 y4 Jun
66
Dec
Jan
60
86% Mar 16
26
6
7 V4
l
13%. Jun
8% Dec.26
3
:
5
Jun
Nov~29
'
25
20% Feb
9
'•
38 % Apr
19
Jan
■
24
-
27% May 17 — "
21% May 29
34% Feb.:
59 Vi Nov
6
43
40% Nov 27
Nov
41% Jan. -5
54*% Nov- 30
30% Jan.
3
38% Jan
25% Jan
6
37% Dec
4 Va Jan
4
10% Jan
4
,94'Jan
7 V*- May
102
91
17
87
31
1
45
Jan
25
99
Nov
30
4
Jan
14
Dec
45
13
23% Dec
7
27
29.
24
July 18
Jan
Apr
29 y4 Aug
3
37% Dec
19
22
50
Jan
4'
29
56
Lines
Air
;
?)■'•'/■•
29%
r,
•
iv
100
•is-"
Bancorporati'on
1—2
Maryland Ry com—No par
2nd preferred.^—40
Western Pacific RR
—No par
"Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
> 3.80% preferred series B
100
/• Wheeling. & Lake Erie Ry.—...100
Wheeling Steel Corp' common—10
$5 preferred:
Z
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The SS)——20
; White Motor Co common
.1
4%
.4/,
Jan
30% Mar 12
1
5
39 Va- Jan i'2.
Apr
2
42% Jan
2
96 % Apr
/
May 29
18'
.
Jun
5
28
3
99% Jun
2
93% Jan
4
92 y4 Jan
.
26% Oct
-
34% May 19
25% May 11
33% Mar 16
1
71V4 May 14
77
Jan
10
82
43 Va Aug
24
65
68
40 y4 Jan
Feb
60% Jun
3
99 y2 Jan
Jun
9
103
100
Jan
5
49
4
27% Oct
24% Dec
20
41% Jan
3
Oct
14
July
5
85
Dec
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
6
26
13 y4 Jan
10,
May 29
4
26 Va May
^
Jan
19
*'
."
'
May 29
5% Jun
7
23 Va May 28
Oct
30
59 Vz Nov
2?
44
15
125
41
44% Nov
3
17
3
31% Jun
5
66% Apr
5
93% Nov
22
Jan
3
67V4-May 22
94% Jun
6
86 Vi Nov 28
6
8% Feb 16
94% July 19
'32% Feb
'
White
1
Wickes
"
87% Feb
46
Jan
131% Apr 10
40% Mar 26
Feb
24 % Jun
7
May 29
40 V4
May 29
86 Va Jun
6
29% Jan
22
92 % Jan
8
93
Jan
Stores
Elec
Inc
'
,
16
(FW)
Co.—
12% Apr
6
25
171% Dec 11
97 V4 May 29
8 Va May
102
Jun
Jan
' 2
29
131
11% Feb
28
5
166% Jan
4
.
Xerox
Corp
No par
5
36% Jun
8
19 % May 29
30% Feb
21
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
29 Va Nov
14
27 Va May 29
38 Va Feb
16
114% May 17
77 % May 29
24% July 10
H
19% Jan
16
May 29
107% Mar 28
30% Mar 16
41%
4.300
32 %
32%
3,600
44%
44 Va
44 Va
5,100
33%
,43%
44%
*
"
33
29 y8
3%
10
34%
29%
>:
30
'
1,300
800
3%
3%
3%
3%
6,000
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
3,100
99
-
'
*99
"
98%
100
95
*94
95
*94%
96
91
*90
91
*90
91
37
36
99%
*98
22%
30%
29%
29%
29%
H
30%
17
17%:
30
27
22
22.
29%
30%
29%
91 '
30%
*
36%
35
36%
99%
98
98
22%
22 Va
22%
8,300
30
30 Va
27,800
3,100
11,600
360
17%
17
17%
28
27
27%
*22 %
23
22%
23
29%
28Va
29%
17
22%
30%'
200
96
*90
*26%
27%
21%
*1
17%
28
22%
<
22%
22%
99
*94%
..
30%
36%
*98
99%
22%
28
16%
34%
-30%
99
100%
*27
34%
*29
5,000
3%
3%
35%
18
34%
30
'
12,800
10'/a
;'.v
10 %
,
- •
x29%
3%
„
33%
33
/
'
29%
217/a
"
29%'
25 Va
25 Va
28%
83
*107%
31
x95
95
*107%
111
x30 %
95 Va
,
600
40., 41%
-'101
; v,
-
.
•4
..10p;2
6% '
-*23
71%
38
v
28%
28%
28%
22%
-
•
32%21
r
-
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41%
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*
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gr \
-
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•
,
41
41%
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49 v4'
6
'•
34
'
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•
33%
35%
35%
400
23 Va
23 Va
33
2,000
41 Va
87
31%
6
26%
22
%
40%
*86
23
41%
6,900
6,600
14,300
100
87
30%
30%
500
5%
5%
3,200
26%
18,900
26
50%
48 %
49V4
48%
49 V4
127%
127%
127%
127%
40
34%
34%
34%
35%
24%
4,000
34
5,400
25%
24%
24%
70%
68%
70 Va
67%
69 Va
23,900
44
43
43%
42%
43 V4
5,90C
88 Va
86 Va
87V4
86%
87%
86%
86%
102%
102%
104%
104 Va
105%
*104 %
106'%
1.40C
8%
9 Va
9
9
9
9
*9
9V4
3,900
108%
111%
noy4
89 v4
88 Va
22%
22 Va
18 Va
19"
18%
48%
517/a
83
<
108%
113
105
22%
22%
22%
21%
28%
85
x28%
28%
28%
28%
84%
*28 Va
83 Va
19%
19%
*19 V4
.
83%
18%
18%
53
51%
54
x22
85%
19%
„
.
112%
3,70C
180
94,700
.
" 22%
28 V»
83%
28%
85 " '
/
109
X102
22%
Youngstown Steel Door—_-,—No par
-
23%
43%
•/U1/*
10
26%
267/a
300
67%
43 %
112%
5%
3,000
24%
68
41%
105%
31
6
90
6%
24
128%
33%
25 V4
67 %
9 "
32
.
*86
101%
24
24%
25
103Va
41
87
1,500
10,900
49%
33%
69 V4
8%
41%
,
400
37%
41 y4.
•,-128%
49%
44
IOjVa
22%
£6%
130
25%
*88%
33%
21%
26 Va
49
•
■
50
23%
.33%
41
42 '
.
23
*23
67%
25%
••
22%
*31
-
r;
32
6
*128%' 130
.'.33%
'■v
32 Va
32
x25%
*6%
36
86
6 ' ^
*100%
6%
32
*86
.
101%
*23
42
6
40%
*35%
21%
86
8,300
72
37
36%
41 %
*30
37%
24
21 Va
32" "
28%
28 Va
*70
74
*6%
34%
87
130
*22%
33%
•
95 Va
6%
23
r
*94%
41% '41%
*100%
'
30
4,900
36 Va
/
400
31%
23%
36
Va
/
101 Va
110
6 Va
32 %
42
■•
110
11,200.
105,500
85
.23%
6%.
22%
21
36%
38
35 Va
263/4 " 27%
»
41
*70
71%,
29%,
36,500
31%
95%
23
-
4
95 Va
23
24
110
95%
37%
25%
28%
32
*71
101
'6%
*109
111
25%
31%
36%
23:,
*35%
'
*38%
1Q1"
63/4
'
;
1,500
*83
31%
"
•
83 Va
28%,
28 %
71 %
•
38%
29%,
83
*94%
,
37%
74;
25%
28%
'
30%
y
28 %
28%
25%
83
32 %>
38 Va
29 %
30%
84
*82
82%'
28
L
1
25%
29
*
/ 24%
111 "
♦71%
■*•■■'.
'»
277/a
25"%
*107%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube-^No par
3
41
33%
44 Va
41%
33 y4
44%
34%
82%
'
_1.25
3
88% Jan
41%'
32%
41%
32%
*97%
•,;/ > 31%
95 .',
10
22% July 20
27% Jan
41%
41 Va
32 Va
28"
■
Worthington Corp common—_—10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
4,500
71
99
•
14iyzNov
32%
23%
<31%
<
25
.
,
preferred...../
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp___10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth
"
32
33
70%
23%
..
32%
23%
22%
i
1
com.—10
Co
•
.
13%
5,200
71
29%
•
10c
Power
33%'
7
13%
13 Va
13%;
32
7
6%
*
10
Inc*.
Industries
Winn-Dixie
14,600
36
30
No par
;
13%
13 V4
28
6%
2
Feb
58
.
Wisconsin
60 Vt Mar 16
9
.
Z
5,700
.>"<
1
23%
91
5
Co
890
7%
6%
43%
10
.17
common—No par
preferred..
Windsor
"
Inc
61%
60
60%
6%
70
*90
-
.
"
5
Co—:
Co
Wilson-Jones
7
2
&
$4.25
13
Mar 14
9% Feb
39
Oil
Wilson
,
60%
-
23%
*94
1
Inc
Corp
Wilcox
16
'
Stores
60%
60
h'.
■
;
common—.1
Prior
preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
"
.
8%
71
*99
•
.)L00
preferred
5 %%
*8Va
'
White Sewing Machine
20
Feb
57
May 29
31%" May 29
63
2
Mar 22
48
29
84% Mar 16
129y2 Dec
26
Jan
■«
•'•
26% Mar
May 29
29
6
95
:
9
43% Feb 28
-
12
49
4
15
25
18 Va May 29
40
41% Jan
22% Jan
"
Jan
10% Jan
102
5
Jun
121% Apr
29% Jan
23
35
16
52 Vz
79ViJan
Jan
Feb
May 29
22 Va Jun
25
6
29
26
52% Jan
May 29
'
,
8%
23%
95
.-,
.
-
8%
70
100
•
24
Apr
47% Mar 28
7
23
May 15
26 Vz Dec
57
1143% Oct 27
5
13'/a May 10
26
Jan 13
20% Jan
7% Dec
36
9
Mar 10'
-
,
4,000
9
98%
'
7% Jan
3
24
Oct 31
37
36 Va Jun
9
-
11,700
8%
22
-
2
5%
"
23%
35
-
3,bOO
5%
'■*
3l3/4
'
,
88% Jan'31
118
non-cum
31%
69%
*90
"
Western
48%
31%
41
-'
-
-3%•
9%
•
48%
-
23%
68
*94
1
Inc.
31%
5% '
13%
30'•
100
1
i
3,400
49
30%
23
33%
29%
3%.
i
48 Va
48%
48%
5%
6%
,12%
32%
44%
Western
1
41% Jan "4
v'
May 29
Feb
9
pfd
47%
48
y4;
140
5%
607/a
6%
•
preferred series B
Western
21
28
26% May 29
Jun
Feb
Co
4%%
42
—5
1
4
1,400
5%
8%
60
13%
30%
71%
31%
44
32%
;
6,500
6%
•:-'-.
-■5%
5%.
7 Va
7%
41%
'
23 % May 29
25
"
2'
Jan
29
32 V4 Feb
;
6
10'
Mar 12
39
May 29
16
82
Dec
30 '." 'i
Apr
Power
;••
7%
'
.
22%
6%
31 Va
23%
-
76%,-
22 Va
6%
;
48%
307/a
60%
29
u
100
4.107c preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4 Va %preferred.
1
100
27% Mar 16, r.t'
May 29'
110
41 ?
4.207c
May 17
101% May 22 :
16
21% May 29
23
110
-
15 Va May 29
28
2
Penn
-
Nov
19
Feb
Kentucky Coal
West
46
88% Jan
82 Va Dec
104-
West
'
Jun
——j.
4
92
29
Mills
Corp
20
3
27-
v
28
55
38% Nov 30
i
Welbilt
"
28:
29% Nov
Wayne Knitting
.
14% Feb
94
19
Co..
102 Va Apr
11
97 Va Feb
25
-
8
26
31% May 29
14
Apr
■
31
85% Jan
May 11 '
Nov
36 Va Feb
v5v4 Jan
Jan
87
37% Mar 2138
/'
97 Va Jan
5 1
33% Aug
19% Jan.
37% Mar 19
9% May 29
7'
May 31
2
Jan
51"
May 29
(S D)
48
47%
31
68%
23
.
lh
h
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power—No par
Waukesha Motor Co/
5
3% May 29
24
Dec 28'
93
Warren
2
27 % May 29
Apr
82% Jan
2
40% Jan'
29% May 29
7 '
May
54% Jan
May 29
..
13%
\
No par
May 29
39
23
17 Va Apr
5
July 11
85
.
41
47
48
30 Va
60%
...
.y,
47 Va
46 Va
5% •: 5%
•
.{;.'•
—1.25
Warner Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
When issued.——
1
46 V4
i
'
';•
Inc
3P
27
15 *
31
76 Va
22%
6%
47%
/
6%
,r
—3
—
-
-
77%
6%
22%
*6%
31 Va
47
73/4
:—1
100
21%
21%
77
s.
6%
.1
49
48
"
Corp.—
Bros Pictures
> Warner
'
3
19.; '/'
94% Mar
61-% May 29
Industries
Ward
'
28
93% Nov 24
Jan
17% Jan
11% May 29
39
16% Jan
64
May 29
5
8
May
&
Co common
preferred./
t
6%
Mar 12
72
1
28
G
./Ward Baking
V
"
.'/■;/ VW
No par
Wallace & Tiernan Inc——50c
Walworth » Co__.__2.50 :
;
May 29
:r 6% •"
•'
—10
CO(Hiram)
Walker
-
7
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65% Mar 21
5
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767/a
22
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76%
76%
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85 % Feb
24
13
76 y4 Apr
71% July 28
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83%
217/a
29
7,500
1,200
84%
19%
12,100
2,300
54%
181,000
f
62% Nov
___*Bid- and
ruptcy Act,
82% Nov 28
2
75% Mar 15
Zenith
Radio Corp...
—1
X48
pricesv-~no sales on this day.
rCash sale,
wd When distributed. - x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rlghts:
z EX-dlstrlbution/ '" t In
securities assumed by such companies.
11 Transferred from American Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing
or less, high and low ranges of old stook are retained.
-asked
or
45% May 29
On stock dividends of 25 7e
-
-
52%%53%
52
bankruptcy or rece vership or being reorganwea unaer sne
only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otnerwise inaic
ea
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2720)
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
ifaZic letters In
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
the column headed
when the bonds mature. Figures
''Interest
Period"
Indicate
alter decimal point represent
in
each
LOW AND HIGH
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Year 1961
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
;
Treasury 4s
.Treasury 4sTreasury 3%s
104.22
3%s
_Nbv
3%s
Treasury 3%s__.
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3'Ad J
Jun
"
Treasury 3'As
;
Treasury 3s_
Treasury 3s
Treasury
3s
._—
Treasury 2%s.
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'As_-—Jun
.
Treasury 2'As
Bid
Thursday
Ask
104.12
104.20
*
-1"
PRICES
June 6
.Ask
104.12
SALE
Wednesday
r
1
point.
June 7
Bid
Ask
r
i„
Sales for
Friday
Week
June 8
Bid
>
Ask
Bonds($)
104.20
104.12
104.20
104.12
101.16 101 24
104. 20
101.10
101.18
101.10
101.18
101.10
101.18
101.14
101.22
101.1
100.27
100.31
100.28
101
101
101.4 ■.
100.18
100.26
100.16
100.24
100.18
100.26
100.24
101
100.28
101. 4
100.27
100.31
100.25
100.29
100;26
100.30
100.31
101.3
100.31
101. 3.
99.26
99.30
99.24
99.28
99.25
99.29
99.29
100.1
99.24
100
99.18
15 1974
99.26
99.24
99.16
100.8
100.2
100.26
100.30
100.24
100
100.4
100
100.4
Aug
Treasury 3%s
y
1
month
a
100.29
15 1968
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
Nov 151980
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Bid
Ask
104.14
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Bid
,
—.—Nov 15 1971
Treasury 4s
'
—
JuneS
•—May 15 1975-1985
Oct
1 1969
Aug 15 1971
Feb
1 1980
May 15 1968
Treasury 4'As
i,
Tuesday
June 4
,
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
.
the
case
32nds of
one> br more*
99.25
99.29
100.3
100.7
100.26
100.6.'
100.30
100.2
100.6
100.28
.100.4
V
>
101. 6
.
99.30
.
100. 2
99.26
100.8
100.12
100.28
101
100.6
1
101.2
100.10
■
100. 2
100.8
100. 12
100.30
101. 12
100.8
100 12
94.18
94.24
94.18'
94.26
94.22
94.30
92.14
92.4
92.12
92.6
92.14
92.12
92.20
91
91.8
90.28
91.4
90.30
91.6
91.4
01.12
99.12
99.16
99.10
99.14
99.12
99.16
99.14
99.18
99.16
99 ,20
91.12
91.20
91.8
91.16
91.8
91.16
91.12
91.20
91.14
91 .22
91.8
91.16
91.4
91.12
91.4
91.12
91.10
91.18
91.12
99.29
99.31
99.30
98.12
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1966
Feb 15 1995
15 1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
15 1962-1967
94.16
92.6
Feb 15 1990
Nov 15 1998
Nov 15 1966
15 1978-1983
May 15 1985
94.26
98.16
98.10
86.26
87.2
100
99.30
98.14
,
99.30
100
98.10
98.14
86.22
86.30
86.24
100.25
100.21
98.13
98.15
98.12
98.14
95.12
95.18
95.10
95.16
95.10
95.16
95.14
99.16
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
99.18
99.17
99.19
99.17
99.19
99.17
93.10
93.16
93.8
87
91 .14
91 .20
100
98 .16
86.28
87 .4
100.24
100.21
100.24
98.14
98.12
93.14
94 30
92. 20
7 98.12
87.4
86.28
•
92.12
99.30
98.16
100.22
94.22
91.6
■
100
98.12
100.25
100.22
.
98.13
98.15
98.14
95.20
95.18
95 .24
99.19
99.17
99 .19
93.12
93.14
93.8
100 .24
100.21
98 .16
2%s
Dec
93.18
93.12
93 .18
Treasury 2'As
_Jun
15
1964-1969
92.9
92.14
92.8
92.14
92.8
92.14
92.12
92.18
92.12
92 .18
Treasury 2%s
Dec
15
1964-1969
91.20
91.26
91.18
91.24
91.18
91.24
91.22
91.28
91.22
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2%s_:
Mar
Mar
Jun
15
1965-1970
91.16
91.22
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.16
91.22
91.16
91 .22
15
1966-1971
90.18
90.24
90.16
90.22
90.14
90.20
90.16
90.22
90.16
90 .22
15
1967-1972
89.14
89.20
89.12
89.18
89.10
89.16
89.12
89.18
89.12
89 .18
89.10
89 .16
Treasury
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
89
8
Mar
89
Sep
15
1967-1972
89.10
89.16
2'As____Dec
Treasury
8
Mar
15
1967-1972
89.10
89.16
15
1959-1962
99.31
15
1959-1962
99.27
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Jun
Dec
89.8
89.14
89.8
89.14
89.8
99.29
89.10
,89.14
99.29
89.16
89.10
100
100
99.27
89.16
89.10
89.14
89.8
99.31
99.29
99.27
91 .28
89 .16
100
ii
99.27
28
99.27
99.29
105.16
106.16
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
Feb
5s
15
107
106
1985
106
107
102
103
102.16
107
106
107
106
103.16
•"
NOV
1980
102.16
103.16
102
103
102
103
Dec
1973
103
104
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
4'As—
Jan
1977
102
103
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
4'As
Feb
1982
101.16
102.16
101.8
102
101.8
102
101.8
43As
103
103
10
Nov
4'As
10
Nov
,.
>
——
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
102
101.8
102.8
_
'.r
_
'
4'As
4
1978
May
'As
Jan
:
;
15
3%s
100
100.8
100
100
100.8
100
99
100
101.8
101
99
:
'«•••' 100.8
100
—I—
3'As
Oct
3'As_
Jan
1
1969
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
3'As
Oct
15
1971
95.16
96.16
95.16
'96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.8
96
3%s
May 15 1975
92
93
92
3'As
Oct
8
$4
Dec
v
indicated with a double dagger.
All
1962
■94
86.8
92
94
87.8
86.8
87.8
86.16
87.16
91.16
92
94
7 87.8
90.16
91.16
90
91
87.8
88.8
87
88
1981
86.16
87.16
86.8
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
Mar
8
'
i
tSale prices are
1
July 15 1972
3s
'
Dec
84
1
.
J T
■
1
1
■
1
1
,
other figures are bid"and asked quotations.
—
:
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Interest
?
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
"
2%
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
L.OW
No.
High
Lew
-
Stock
Last
Sale Price
95
June-Dec
95
8
92
(continued)—
v .
§«7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dee
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
99
1
Wertheim & Co.
Members New York Stock Exchange
T elephone
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
T eletype
New York
NY 1,0483
HA 5-4400
Foreign
and
governments
corporate
foreign
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968_Jifar-Sept
(City of) 5'As 1973
.Mar-Sept
(Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jannfuly
§• External sinking fund 7s ser O 1946—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan -July
*91'A
Amsterdam
105
104
(•Antioquia
3rd
series
1957
56
5'As
extl loan
s
ser
B
s
of
1926
due
A
97
36
93'A
101%
52
98'A
105
•
Chilean
•
7s
fund
6s
V,
'
76;
1
79
55
82%
86'A
84 %
85
82'/a
85'A
59
__
47'A
85%
59"
*89
49'A
59
41%
—
*37'/2
41%
.
„
92'A 92 %
*89
42
92 %
92'A
91'A
39
39
37'A
43i/2
41%
.
42'A
42
—
42
9l'/4
*37'/2
41%
*89
*37'/2
*89
„
-
—
*37'/2
—
*89
*37'/2
__
*89
*37'/2
—
*89
39
39
38
38%
2
15
Consol
Municipal
assented
7s
1960—
1960
Chinese
—
—
*37'/2
May-Nov
1962
1962
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City of) 6'As 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
•
—
92%
104'A
36
100'A
104'A
70
97%
103%
89'/a
91%
42
92'A
*37'A
5'A
92'A
42
__
*2'A
42
2'A
3'/a
Credit Froncler De France—
100% 101'A
—
*89
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
—June-Dec
92'A
42
*89
*37'A
101%
28
96'A
102'A
8
99'A
104%
99'A
23
95'A
102%
99
5'As gtd extl loan 1979
90
(Republic of) 4'As external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Cudinamarca
Czechoslovakia
(State)
r
__
"96
93
,96
96
76'A
104'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
76'/4
1
*"73%
51'A
51'A
2
51%
104'A 106'A
50
102
8
23
37
47%
56
23
*53 %
24
57
77%
65
106%
—
Stamped assented (Interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
-April-Oct
Denmark (Kingdom of)
5'As 1974
Feb-Aug
5'As extl loan 1977
—May-Nov
•
~
*100%
*40
96
44
101
39
50
11
100
102
102'A
100% 100%
100'A 102'A
17
100'A
100
100
100%
28
98'A
97 7A
29
97
977/a
97'A
98%
El
Salvador
__
*85%
—
95'A
100
95
102
95%
40
48
98%
83
95
97
80
105
(Republic of)—
3'As external
s
f
$ bonds Jan
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan
*92
36
42
102
104
104'A
85
89
81
85
1
1976
l 1976
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
•Estonia (Republic of) 7s 1967
4%s
on
Main
6'As
"79
64
80
73%
80
97%
Jan-July
Jan-July
81
*79
Jan-July
Jan-July
97%
*4
5
5
5
May-Nov
1953
sinking fund 1973_
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
*95%
May-Nov
91%
—
91%
German
5'As
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1969
1972
105
"
__
103
104% 105
*89 %
107
92
83%
99%
98 392
99%
93%
99%
90%
10-year bonds of 1936—
*80
82
77
80
70
73
3s
conv
& fund issue 1953
Prussian Conversion
June-Dec
4s
dollar bonds
1963—Jan-July
April-Oct
*99%
June-Dec
due
99%
107% 108
18
94
94
1
28%
29
2
27
28
82
1953 loans—
1972
—
International loan of 1930—
June-Dec
*94
—
)
1957—April-Ocf
,
\
94'A
1
95'A
5s. dollar bonds
3s
Good
April-Ocf
79
79
79
76
79
7s
•
79
76
79
•
dollar
bonds
1972—
-
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
s
f mtge 1945
Greek
79
1980
,
(Interest
see page 33.
-
.
*89
95 y4
99'A
101%
*88'A
—April-Oct
1957
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
For footnotes,
''
.
55
*37'/2
99'A 101%
reduced to 3.375%) 1979_
• External s f 6%s of
1927 due
4
.79
*37'A
98%
-Jan-July
Jan-juiy
reduced to 3.375%) 1979—
79
*54'/a
May-Nov
sinking
assented
6s
3s
1978
Stamped pursuant to Plan
_
99%
"
-
6%s
99
94'A
•
Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
f
91
29
June-Dec
4'As debentures series B 1978
(•Brazil (u S. of) external 8s 1941
s
12
95
6s assented 1961
§ •Frankfurt
a
95'A
*84%
__
June-Dec
1961
6s
34
ApriZ-Oct
f debentures 1951
External
93'A
..ApriZ-Oct
Debt adjustment—
4%s debentures series
•
98 'A
,
June-Dec
6'As s f debentures 1959
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
—
June-Dec
fund
114
ApriZ-Oct
..ApriZ-Oct
1978
94
2
94
,
/
ApriZ-OCt
ApriZ-Oct
1961
100 3A
ApriZ-Oct
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures
1955
6'As
93
98
June-Dec
_
High
*89
100% 101'A
Mar-Sept
1977
adj
32
98%
100%
—
(City of) 6s 1958
§•6'As external loan 1950
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
debt
97%
101'A
97%
97 3A
ApriZ-Oct
1964_June-Dec
• Berlin
4'As
assented
Guaranteed
99'A
Cuba
1972
,
June-Dec
1957
101'A
99
s
1976
f
92%
...99'A 100 ,.'i
101'/a
Jan-July
—tfan-July
Jan. 1
Low
No..
High
94
94
38%
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
•Colombia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Ocf
• 6s of ,1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund, dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
—April-Ocf
99'/a,
April-Ocf
;
loan
loan
6%s
Guaranteed sinking
57
20
95'A
95'A
48'A
93'A
94'A
*
56
92'A
95
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
,_May-Noo
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
——
1982
external
extl
•
•
97'A
97'A
June-Dec
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5'As
__
93
f $ 1973—
June-Dec
Austrian Governments 4'As assented
1980—Jan-July
§• Bavaria (Free State) 6'As 1945
Feb-Auy
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Feb-Auc
5'As
fund $ bonds 3s 1993
•Chile Mortgage Bank 6'As
• 6'As assented 1957
__
56
June-Dec
5'As April 1980.
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year 5'As 1981
5'As
*96'/a
June-Dec
(Rep) 5'As extl
—
*96'A
San-July
20-year
20-year
114
Extl sink
*96'A
—June-Dec
20-year 5'As 1979
Austria
106
•
s f $ bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'As 1967
20-year 3'As 1966
15-year 33As 1969
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
/, 15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978
101'A
114
16
Range Since
Sold
—
*96'/a
Apr-Ocf
3Ci-year 3s
Australia
91'A
91'A
—
105
*96 Va
,
—
issues
Akershus
§ #7s
\ V*,'y-
Bonds
Friday's
;
.
reduced to 3.5%) 1978June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
;
v
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
v
v
!
reduced to 3.375%) 1979—:
-April-Oct
Caldas
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds 1978
Jan-July Canada (Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept .
25-year 2%s 1975
—Mar-Sepf- •
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78-Jan-JuZy
§ •Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1042—May-Nap§»7s assented 1942
May-Nov
•External sinking fund 6s 1960
ApriZ-Oct
• 6s
assented 1960
April-Oct
• External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
—-Feb-Aug
• Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s assented Jan
1961
Jan-July
• External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
•External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Ocf
• 6s
assented 1962
April-Ocf
• External sinking fund 6s
1963
May-Nov
• 6s
external 1963
May-Nov
5%
Foreign Securities
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Brazil
1980
Week's Range
Friday
Period
High
■
;
.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Issue—
Unification
Corporate
Bonds
Bid & Asked
New York City
Transit
.
orFriday's
Sale Price
'
'
1976
Week's Range
Friday
:-r.
94
93
1
-—1
BONDS
7--«—
99
98.8,
100.8
100
100.3
99
101.8
98.8
99 !
■
100
101
101.8
98.8
99
100
99
100
99
101
101.8
98.8
99.8
98.16
100
99
101
101.8
101
May 15 1968
:
99
100
99
100
99
100.16
99.16
1979
1963
4S
100.16
99.16
7s
June-Dec
104
91%
109%
96
April-Oct
Government—
part paid 1964—
6s part paid 1968
May-Noo
Feb-Auy
27%
31'A
24
29%
(2721)
Number 6167
195
Volume
.
.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (W i- Weet E»<M
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
BONDS"
Stock Exchange
New York
funding
&
Conv
Last
_April-Oct
_April-Oct
or
Friday's
100 »/8
v
Range Since
High
(Republic of)—
'
'
(dollar bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
3%s-4s-4Vis
1949
adjustment 1970
3%s-4'/8S-4-fos
93 Vi
93 Vi
Community—
5'/as secured (7th series) 1975
5s secured
(11th series) 1978
5%s
(13th series): 1980
5 Vis s f debentures 1982—
:
Ilseder
Steel
Corp
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and
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debs
.
ext
gtd
30-year
s
B 1947
series
gtd
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ext
5»7s series B 1952
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(Government of) 5%s 1974
extl s f 1974
Development Bank
5'As
Japan
Japanese (Imperial
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extl loan
—
6s
"
15
1976—
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year
90%
2
88 %
91
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27
93 '/a
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1981
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%
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1981
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of
Co
3'/as 1964
America
48'/a
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59
168%
168%
:
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.
531/a
50
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1—June-Dec
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Apr-Oct
96
April-Oct
34
4.80s
: : 93% 1001/2
subord
conv
Ltd—
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external
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1977
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102
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103%
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98
debentures: 1971i
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,i,
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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of)
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Peru
loan
extl
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4
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1963
assented
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1961
8s
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«
7Vis
19(56.
stamped
to
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mortgage
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mortgage
mortgage
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97
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1979
—:
4'As conv subord debs 1987—
Automatic Canteen Co of America—
4%s conv subord debs 1981
Avco Manufacturing Corp—
5s conv subord debs 1979
debentures
79%
*77%
96
_April-Oct
—_May-Wop
—
.
•
286"
3%s 1963—May-Wop
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4'As A 1964
June-Dec
Gen- mortgage 4s ser A 1980-;
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Gen mortgage 4'As ser C 1972
Jan-July
Gem mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Afar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
3'As
__
59
791/2-
72%
11
76
.74%
,
58
-
91'A
84%
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debs 1962
Mar-Sept
Feb -Aug
June-Dec
Feb-Auy
-—Feb-Auy
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta & Cliarl Air Line Ry
of) 5%s 1973
May-Nov
!»Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
to
2.375%)
2001—:
April-Oct
§ •External secured 6 Vis 1953
Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
Feb-Aug
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
§®8s external loan of 1921 1946
April-Oct
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.
;
66'A
80
5s Inc sub deb 1984
subord debs 1983—
Co
General 4s
^Federation
69'/a
59'A
85'A
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54
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Feb-Aug
-
&
conv
Associates
13
9%
May-Nov.
1952-—
1953
6s 1955
and Nyasaland—
Rhodesia
9%
131/2
127'A
62'A
271
80%
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April-Oct
June-Dec
Armour
4'/2S
Mar-Sept
6s
Consol
■,
9%
10
100'A
103
61'A
115%
5%s 1981——,
Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984—
s f
debentures 1986
Armco
143
64'A
60
Feb-Aug
Corp
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9%
8%.
65
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-87
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2.375% ) 2001
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>
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62'A
102'A 106
April-Oct
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5%s
pursuant; to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Rhlne^Wesfpltulia Electric Power Corp—
,
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A
Plan
87
15
,.*8
Jan-July
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9
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7s
56
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April-Oct
1947_April-Oct
:
AprtZ-Oct
gold 8s 1950
Jan-July
loan sink fund
•
102
113
1969—April-Oct
debentures
1977
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
Ann Arbor.'first gold 4s July 1995—
85
.*9
93'A
90'/a
32
93
93'A
3'AS debentures
Oil
„
93
115%
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85
1^.91 Vi
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April-Oct
gold 6s 1940
1958
assented
§ •Stabilization
1961—April-Oct
2nd series
(Republic of)
*85
92%
.
61
Mar-Sept
1973—:
861/2
__
99'A
91
102 »/4
64
—Mar-Sept v
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50y2
54
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external 7s 1959—Mar-Sept
f 6s 1st series 1960
June-Dec
•
§ •Poland
<
*—'
—
debentures
3%s
100y2
55
98
,
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v
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-
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5
98%
106
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct :
June-Dec
June-Dec ,
Feb-Aug,
2%s: debentures
/J: ■?
97
98
14
Apr-Oct
subord debs 1980
Telephone & Telegraph Co-—
debentures 1980
debentures 1975
debentures 1986
;
debentures 1982
2%s
.98%
98%
,«
"4
*104'A 105'A
American
OC v-A' :
June-Dec
---
—
97
27
1
•
Afar-Sept
_Afar-Sept
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May-Nov
June-Dec
1975^.^.
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loan
extl
f
s
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conv
100y4
,
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■
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101'A
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Afar-Sept
1981
subord debs
conv
87'A
98%
99 %
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Machine & Foundry Co—
American
99%
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4Vis 1965—ApriZ-Oct
old
fund
extl loan new 1965——
f
s
100
84'A
96'A
93
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Jan-June
5s 2030
1987
debentures
Junior
4'As
of)—
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan
1963
Feb-Aug
5Vis s f extl loan 1973
April-Oct
5Vis external loan 1976—
May-Nov
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§»Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Auy
4 Vis
98%
20
99'A
/American Optical Co—
Norway
(Kingdom
External sinking
18
•
101 % 101'A
May-Wop
1986
debs
& Foreign Power debs
American
105%
98 '/a
12
96
4%s
104%
100'A
48
941/2
50
.45
50
IOII/2 102%
10iy2 102
10iy2
debentures
88
93%
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
April-Oci
Jan-July
1990
American Distilling Co—
4%s
Mar-Sept
(interest
115
991/4100%
ApriZ-Oct
1983
Ltd 3%s 1970
4'/2s s f debentures 1980
American Airlines 3s debentures 1966
American Can Co 3%s debs 1988
Aluminum Co of Canada
*53'/a
90%
100%
99%
99%
*87'A
June-Dec
Jan-July
sinking fund debentures 1979
4'As sinking fund debentures 1982
94'A
4
773
92%
105
1%
3s
99%
57
16
99%
98 3/4
92%
103'A
__
113
103
101
10
Co
99%
Corp
Stores
Aluminum
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Electric
old name
_April-Ocf
1998
.April-Oct
1978
Power System—See
Allegheny
24%
l'/a
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s
Chemical & Dye 3Vis debs
101
21
26
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Allied
207
98%
100'/a
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104'/2
98'A
42
99'A
103
103
163
101
105
98'A
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80 y2
90 Va
120
59
131
126
130
1980
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
debs 1981_April-Oct
of
94%
96 'A
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Allied
104
207
June-Dec
——
f debentures
s
1975
90%
80'/2
Afar-Sept
April-Oct
1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'/2S
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs
June-Dec
Public Corp—
gtd dollar bonds 1976
mortgage 3'/as
1st
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90
94%
94%
94%
bi 'A
92
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Southern
Co
5%s
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
AND
RR 3'As 1967—May-Wot?
1st mtge 3Vis 1972
Jan-July
Great
Power
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv
4%s s f debentures 1986
102% 102%
100%
82 y2
901/4
96%
9%
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100
100
10%
8
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82
93%
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91
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15
90
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173
80'/2
128
81
m
87
93'A
89
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
91
98
85%
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Nippon Tel & Tel
6s
81
Alabama
1959—Afar-Sept
5Vis 1970—
(Govt)
Zealand
81
7
81
81
1957—April-Oct
1959
extl sink fund 6 Vis
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reduced to 2.125%)
2008
New
105
82
94
95
June-Dec
ext conversion 1978
readj 1978
readjustment 1984
88
82
51
83'/a
Afay-Nov
RAILROAD
1958
Mar-Sept
(interest-, • • '
Mar-Sept
fund 6Vis
sink
extl
Secured
81 Vi
81
(State)—
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
•
9
High
101
941/4
99%
173
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
of
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
t«Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform cod
Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
• Medellin
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954—
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
§• Milan
(City of)
6 Vis 1952
Secured
r
—
;
8i
_Mar-Sepf
1976—
§• Jugoslavia
Geraes
r
4
81
81
IOO1/2
/ 97
,4
Government)—
'24 1954
6'As due 1954 extended to 1964
• 5 Vis extl loan
of '30 1965
5Vis due 1965 extended to 1975
Minas
102%
97 .100 Vi
83
83
Afay-Nov
1979
Valley (Dept of)
5•Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958—Feb-Aug
§•4Vis assented 1958
Feb-Aug
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
-•1st mortgagte 6s series A 1953
Jan-July
•Yokohama .(City of) 6s of '26 1961
June-Dec
6s due 1961 extended to 1971
June-Dec
100%
991/2
18
98
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July.
—
§ •Italy
Japan
97%
24
—Mar-Sept
Institute—
1 3s 1977
s
26
i '". '
Feb-Aug,.
—
Public Utility
Italian
external
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
Del Cauca See Cauca
Valle
981/a
* '
1977——
105%
'tc'.i T.V
—-
19774.
Jan-July
Public Works
f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Credit
Italian
•
;
100%
101 i/a
98%
100'
ioo%
__Feb-Auff
\
19
100y4 1011/4
981/4
■r
_April-Oct
_ApriI-Oct
(Republic) ext s f 4s
Consortium for
Italian
7s
__Jan-July
-
fii
-
101'/4
.April-Oct
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Range Since
Sold
—
external
Vis
4s-4 %s-4
3Vis
High Authority of the European
i
conversion
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.
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Bonds
Friday's
"
Uruguay
100 '/a
98 %
100 '/a 100 %
Jan-July,
Jan-July
or
Low
High
Low
No.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Last
Interest
BONDS
..!
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s
4%s debentures
'
Sale Price
Low
of) 6s 1946
4'As 1966
(State
§ •Hamburg
Period
Bonds
Week's Range
Friday
,
Week's Range
Friday
25
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
105
89'A
•
90 V
87'A
107'A 110%
118%
95
230
91
121
163'A 181
1,011
160
251
72
' 81
91
.
,
reduced, to
:
•
internal sinking-fund
6s
.
•
■
to
May-Wop
.
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
;63;
.
.
• 6
Vis-extL secured
Slovenes
Croats &
external
8s
secured
•
7s
series B secured
*62 '
*71'A
May-Nop
Afay-Nov
May-Nov
Electric Power Co Ltd—
mtge s f 1952
extended to 1962
Siemens & Halske Corp 6Vis 1951
• Silesia
(Prov of) external 7s 1958
• 4Vis assented
1958
Bouth Africa (Union of) 4%s 1965
62
60
169
§•6Vis
.
5Vis
external
5Vis
external
loan Jan 1968^
loan Dec 1 1968
—
24'A
25%
14%
15 'A
*
-
new
Pipeline 5 Vis 1982_:
Southern " Italy Dev. Fund' 5'.is 1974—
Taiwan
Electric Power Co Ltd—
• 5Vis
(40-year) s f 1971__
5'/is due 1971 extended to 1981—
Tokyo (City of) —
• 5 Vis
extl loan of '27 1961_
5Vis due. 1961 extended to 1971
European
Southern
Jurae-Dec.
June-Dec
June - DecJan-July .
June-Dec
Afar-Sept
-May-NOV
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.
21%
25%
'
25'A
9%
95
,
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V
8% i
94'A
.
99%
io
94'..'-
13
97.%
93'/2
3'
96%.
102'A
1007/a 101'A
58
100%
lOO'/a-
10b
35
99'A
102%,
99%
100
Electric Light Co Ltd—
mtge $ series 1953
1953 extended to 1963
*99% 100%
April-Ocf
April-Oc'
6s
1st
For footnotes, see page
.
33.
^June-Dec
Juvp-Dec
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4
•
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221 y2
101
100 y2101
20
59%
69%
58%
59
57'A
67%
65
64
67
76
64 "
58
57'/a
58%
79
58%
62%
75
76
,
mtge
~
L
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Boston
& Maine RR—
-
mortgage
5s series AG
MarrSept
1970_May-WoP
Feb-Aujr
April-Oct
105
16,
100'A
101
221'A
101%
128
49
101% 105
157
*—
90%
105
101%
110
105%
104%
.
88 %
90%
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98
84
3
102
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1
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104
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91
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155
101%
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2
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30
13%
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37%
50
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95
114%
95
7
102
2
90
964
5
96 J
78
93%
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83i/4
116'A
110
85%
—
95% 100%
83%
92%
so ya
—
102'A 103
97'/a.
90%
78
*92%
1976_Jan-July
Jan-July
3s
1980
4'As 1983
May-Nov
mortgage 5'As 1986
June-Dec
Brown Shoe Co 3'As debs 1971
Jan-July
Brunswick Corp 4'As conv sub debs 1981—Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s lB75_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981
June-Dec
• Bush Terminal Bldgs
5s inoome 1982
Jan-July
mortgage
1st
7 7'A
132
128
.
1967
• Inc mortgage 4'As series A July
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
Bristol-Myers Ce 3s debentures 1968
Brooklyn Uniorr Gas gen mtge 2%s
First
;\77
92
June-Deo
series 1 1970
Jan-July
series J 1976 ——May-Wop
Consol mortgage 3s . series K 1979 — Jan-July
3 '/4s conv debentures , 1980—
May-Nov
Boeing Airplane Co 4'As conv 1980
;
Jan-July
Borden (The) Co 27As debs 198L
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1991——
—-June-Dec
'•
—
*79'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
s
*
*78'A
Jan-July
June-Dec
1st
Tokyo
§6s
ref
1st
.
Jan-July
Jan-July
21
60'A
57'A
9'A
100
101
100'A
72'A
60
58
Consol mortgage 2%s
-II-
95 y8
72
60'A
Consol mortgage 2%s
10
95
1
72'A
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
20'/a
'99%
94'A
95
Electric Co—
series Z 1989
1990
88
—*
97'A : 97'A
2010
ref mtge s f 3'As
76
'
*8'/8
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M 3s
ref
&
1st
98'A
97
,
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-SepZ
1st
Baltimore
97
80
71
80
97
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May
Jan-July
mtge
mtge
f 4s 1993—,—i_
4'As conv debentures 1974:
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
.
4s conv subord debs 1982
Beneficial Finance 5s dens 19774%s debentures 1981
Bhlnyetsu
6Vis due:1952
cons
cons
1st
•cL'r
fund 1957—May-Nov
(interest
May-Nov
(Kingdom)—
1962
Ohio RR—
3%s ser A 1970
4s
ser B 1980
1st cons mtge 4'As ser C 1995
4'As convertible Income Feb 1
4'As conv debs series A 2010_
&
1st
1st
(interest
external 1962
69
168%
sinking
•
71
1st
April-Oct
May-Nov.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
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22
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Volume
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 8)
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
New York
'
Low
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1972.
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1977
—
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94
96%
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; 87
95%
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60%
12
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series B
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N Y
25% ,35/a
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28
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55
48
59
29
;
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90%
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May
Harlem Rivep & Port Chester 4%s A'73_Jan-July
51%
.
45
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74
13
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96%
96%
mortgage 2s series F
First &
.
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IN
64
5Q%
14
57
110
83%
95%
E. 1980—June-Dec
1986
* - ApriZ-Oct
4%s income debentures 1889
—June-Dec
Y Connecting RR 27/8s series B 1975—April-Ocf
Y Sc.Harlem gold 3%s 2000
—_Afay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043Jan-July
Mortgage 4svseries B 2043——
_Jan-July
Y Lack & West 4s Series A 1973
Afay-Nov
61
-
88%
98%
55
29%
2
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j-:
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mortgage 3%s
York Chicago &
New
97/2 * 98%
*
4
■'•Series E 4%s contingent
85
83%
92
Feb-Aup
1977
"
81%
100%
97
83%
»
3%s 1998-.—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3%s '98—Feb-Aug
,
105
'
Central
General
—
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-
85%
77%
*90%
Bell
Jersey
Y
N
.
:
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42
83%
83
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80%
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-95
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1
80
87%
223
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83 %
Telephone 3'As. 1988——Jan-July
New "Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986;—
:—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
—Mar-Sept
New Orlean Terminal 3%s 1977.
—May-Wot "
New York Central RR Co—
'
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
——Feb-Aug
-Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s. series C 2013—.:—April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
•
Dock & RR -Term Co—
<
1st sinking fund 3%s series A 1988
4%s
f debentures
91%
103%
99
72%
*84
i
124
91%
76%
'
June-Dec
June-Dec
1974
-
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165 "
98%
98%
98%
93
105
103%
75
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Im
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174
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82
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84:';/ 95%
67
88%.'89%
88/2
116%
84%
s
debentures
New
—
Lakefront
B
-
I
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
N
Series
s
New
88
'
,
91%
90%
91%
103%
97
60
.
debentures
3s "debentures
-L
101%
52
100%
*91%
f debentures 1992—
^_-_Mar-Sept
National Distillers & Cliem 4%s debs 1983_Afay-Nov
Natl DisLiller Prods 3%3 s f-debs 1974^—ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3'/as 1982
Afay-Nov
-Tst mortgage 3%s 1986
1
—_May-Wop
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
Nat ional .Tea Co. 3%s conv 1980—
.May-Wop
141
72
*_
:
108%
202;
143
*87%
—
Feb-Aup
debentures
98
127
.
112
126%
Aprll-Ocf
1986
_
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers. Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
f
s
119
218
99% 100
115
Kayser-Roth Corporation—5%s 1980—
Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
—Jan-JuZy
Kimberly-Clark
Corp -3%s
1983
Jan-July 4%s
I
133
101
205
218
'
Mar-Sept
1974^.
Terminal 2%s
»
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r
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mtge 2%s lS7d
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s. 1980—,
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas
'/
98
:
85%
89
76%
•
_Apr-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5'/as eonv debs 1977__Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 2%s deb's 1970—June-Dec
3s
Airlines—
subord debentures 1979
conv
106
debs 1985_Jw7ie-D.ee
National Cash Register 4%s s f
4%s s f debs 1987J
■
,
87
99
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Oct
I
"
101
86
85
101 % 103
1 2020
1978
...
102
6
103%.104
103%
84%
85
National
84%
84%
;.i„:
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101% 101%
103%
84%
88
Corporation—5%s conv 1980
Mar-Sept
Chat & St Louis 3s ser 1986 ___Feb-Ausr
Airlines Inc 6s conv debs 1976__May-Nov
National Biscuit—
>
•
4%s
debs
1987.
________
.—ApriZ-Oct
'
82%
98%.
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—.
.:
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104%
79%
82
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srrbord
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100%
84
100% 103%
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"250
240
218
*._
■
debs 1981—;
Feb-Aup
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Ves s f debentures series A 1977
.Afar-Sept
4/48 s f debentures
1987
Jan -July
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978—;
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980
:
Jan-July
•I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4%s conv 1982
April-Oct
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%a 1976.Afar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
4%s
"
'
/
*66%
April-Oct
.
debentures
3'/bs
223
72
3%s 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
78%
80
.
95%
165
*84%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Ja/t-JUly
;
subord debs 1981
& Essex, first gtd
Morris
83
*85%
-•
f.
1981
debentures
5%s
'
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118%
('92%
168
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debentures; Jan
indome
4%s
*85%
105
53
*102% 104%
103%
mtgei income 4%s
Gen
103
6
94
165
168
series B Jan 1 2030
1 2045
Mohawk'& Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 3'As series B 1966.;
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad. 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980__Jan-July
7," 10- "102% 104%
105
92%
Pacific
mtge; income 4%s series A Jan
Gen
104
*88
"
103%
-.105
108%
4%s
RR Co—
1st mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1, 1990
1st mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005
5s
Jan-July
lien
Missouri
t
78
104
b
'
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967
5%s subord income debs 2033—
mortgage
s.
RR—
series D 1978
Cum
•
99.%
-
9
M
102%
103V4
mortgage
4.90s
sinking
Prior
>
92%
2
96-
t
103%
103%
Jan-July
3%s series H 1989—
Mar-Sept
3Vis s f debentures 1980
Jan-J.uly
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3%s conv debs 1972
Afar-Sept
1st. mortgage 3.20s
series I 1982
_—Afar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s series J
1981
—J an.-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 4%s series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979..May-WoB
4%s debs series B 1981
:
Feb-Aup
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977^:
Jan-July
International Silver Co—
5s
conv
subord debs 1981
;
—Feb-Aup
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs '83-Afao-Nov
1st
90
78
__
105
...
114
89*%
101% 101%
*
3s series B 1978
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A
First
95%
14
♦102
J an-July
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
1979—May-lfo»
Consol mortgage 3%s series B
1979—May-NoB;
Consol mortgage 3%s series C
1974—May-NoB
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s series G
1980———Feb-Aup
Bell Telephone 2%s
Illinois
.31
96
Jan- July
_
96%
78
;
103
*
128%
1I«
52
89% - 89'%
99%..'99%
96
.
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4Vis debentures 1968
"■
^
96%
-
—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan-July
conv
'.*•
■
116
173/4
132
176
93
117.
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Mar-Sepf
1984
v
96/a
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81
78
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3%s 1969
.
77%
77%
v__". /•
.
134 '♦ 138/2
138/2
Jfap-No*
1981
1999
Ry first 4%s
Chemical Corp—
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'
*77
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
- 3%s s f debentures 1976
Feb-Aup
3.10s s f debentures 197-2
;
April-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
- •
/. - 1st mortgage 6s 1985
...May-Woo
Minneapolis Sb Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
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May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
'
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990.. June-Deo
84
77%
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-
78%
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1979^-Jan-July
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Afar-Sept
3%s 1969
i
.Afar-Sept
fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
mortgage
3%s
1-
1976—Afar-8ept
subord debentures
Hocking' Valley
1st
v
71
70
1
June-Dec
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
*80
'
II
*77%
Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan
77
'70
68
_
*70%
Jan-July
May-Wop
1991
debentures
4%s
78 %
30
701/4
70%
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/
1975.^
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vas 1988.
80
75%
-
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-
60%
73%
77%
*69
70
58
*
'
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1972
debs 1973
1980
debentures
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•
& Co—
debentures
subord
conv
4%s
—
2%s
Hackensack Water first mtge
5s
59%
(J Ray)
McKesson & Robbins 3%s
260
137%
74
156%
140
105
54
55%
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150
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101
5
105
•
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1981
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102 Vi
1
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69
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1
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128
93%,
104%
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69
59%
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.(R H)
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!
1987
101%
178
100
37
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,
:—
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67%
105%
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172
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101
June-Dec
2%s 1979.
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mortgage 3%s
1981—
mtge 31/as 1982
,
debs
5Vbs debs
90%
102
538
104% 104%
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mortgage
Co—
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&
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conv
Macy
v
97%
96%
•
debentures
5s
100
84%
__
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8
-
97 Vi
120% 130 ' -
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lst
1
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98%
31
102'%
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20
105
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i •
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June-Dec
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
1
J ' ■
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April
General mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
April
Tst & ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
5s inc debs series A 2056_—
June-Deo
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—Afay-Nov
1st mortgage 3s 1978——
1
I
—ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
3s
MacAndrews
103
1979
2%s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
100
*93%
debentures 1972__Afay-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Macy Credit Corp 4%s 1981.
;
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Maine Central RR 5'/as 1978.^
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Co 5%s 1968 "ex wts".
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Jan-July
3%s s f debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
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Afar-Sept
May Stores Realtv Corp 5s 1977..;
Feb-Aug
McCall Corporation 4%s conv debs 1992
Feb-Aug
McGrory Curp 5%s debs 1976
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.
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;
99%
96%,'
/
106
gold 3s 1980
Elec
&c
2003
I
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
'1st mortgage 4%s 1990
186
88
76
second
div
Louisville. Gas
-
1-
129
Louis
St
-
i
91%
88%
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90
*
Range Since
Sold
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April-Oct '
refund
101% 102%
92 %
1984
&
102%
99%
mortgage 3Vbs
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102%
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Grant (W T) Co 43/4s debs 1987
Jan-July
Great Northern.Ry Co—
.
:
*
General
5s
series C
1973——
Jan-July
General 4 Vis series D 1978
Jan -July
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Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982:
Jan-July
General mortgage 28/bS series Q 2010
Jan-July
Great
1st
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
106%
88
1982
mtge 2%s ser G 2003
refutad
106'/a
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3 '/as
mtge
refund
&
104%
90 Vi
mortgage
refund
&
First
10.3%
69
1st
&
First
30
99
99%
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April-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Afar-Sept
May-Wop
Feb-Aug
3%s ser F 2003
First
96
Bonds
High
•
r
987/b
105 %
125
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1071/4
104% 105%
131
Nashville
&
93
104
123
:
104
105 Vi
89%
-
31
■
97
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1978
f debs 1986
Louisville
104%
89%
Co
127
/
•
debentures
Union Company
Grand
105% 106
96 %
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&
debentures
f
s
(W R)
Grace
91%
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197,7
June-Dec
subord debs '79—Feb-Aup
Co 4%» 1981—-ApriZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
—June-Dec
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983—;
May-Nov
Goodrich-(B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
convertible
4Vis
1,971
89%
General Time 43/4S conv
General
99%
(P)
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
June-Deo
1983
3s debentures
debentures 1976
92%
Afar-Sept
1979
Tan-July
^Mar-Sept
1971—._MaytNdr
——
Corp
Motors
General
i
98%
99 Vi
Jan-Jut®
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
—Feb-Aup
Afar-Sept
-—Afar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
3s
Corp.—
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Lorillard
General Motors Acceptance
2%s debentures 1964
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Week's
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
27
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The Commercial and Financial
"89%
-
•
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88Vb
115%
218%
.
96 %
103
102%
92%
;
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3%s
General
mortgage
General
mortgage 4%s
1983
1987
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
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*78
80%
84
84 V'a
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104%
104%
85%
1
84%
89%
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—
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28
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
New York
or
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1st and ref 4'/as series A 1974
Mar-Sept
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3 %s s f debentures 1973
May-No©
8'As s f debentures 1974
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1976
May-No®
4%s
Ry IlrBt gold 4s
Western
Norfolk &
May-No®
—May-No®
May-No®
May -No©
May-No®
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1997—Quar-Ja»
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1977
debentures
s
f
4%s
s
4%s
s
1978.
1980
f debentures 1979
f debentures 1981
f debentures 1981
5%s
f debentures
s
4%s
s
4%s
debentures
f
s
Northern
Pacific Ry prior lien
3s Jan 1 2047
4s
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Refunding & Improve 4%8 ser A 2047—--Jan-Jttlg
coll trust
4s
1984
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103
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mortgage
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Ohio
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debentures
4%s
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Oklahoma
Gas
&
Electric
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mortgage 2%s
1st
mortgage
1974
3s
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5
1987
1st
St
1st
mortgage
1st
5%s
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1988
Paul
Paul
Scioto
Jan-July
1982—May-No®
conv
Mar-Sept
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
debs
June-Dec
1988
1978
April-Ocf
__
108
106% 108%
147
93%
110%
93%
93%
5
110%
106
&
64
Duluth
Union
First
&
First
&
June-Dee
127
*98
1970
June-Dec
*89
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
First &
First
-June-Dec
June-Dec
refunding 3s serieR M 1979
refunding 3s series N 1977June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s'series P 1981
June-Dec
First St refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982
.-June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
-June-Dee
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85-June-Dec
*:'■ First & refunding mtge. 3'/as ser W "84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s ser X 1984
June-Dee
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z lA88_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986
June-Dec
•
& ref
1st
3 %s series
1st & ref
debentures
Roebuck
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M
4%s
series
HH
1994
June-Dee
debentures
June-D*c
^
—June-Dee
1985
1981
1991
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1988—
Oil
.
American
4%s
conv
World
siibord
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
&
3s
1975
4 %s-series
General
5s
A
B
General 4%s-series
1965
June-Dec
1981
:
.
Pere
Marquette Ry
3%s series D
1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR
General
5s
series
General gold
B
f
s
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debs
f debs 1982
debentures
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74
73
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40
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69
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r
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84
80%
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165
97
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107
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105
100 %
1963
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88
88
82%
89
456
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104
•'
96'A
96'/a
103%
135 Va
_
103% 109%
82'A
105
86%
;
__
96
80'A
83%
100'A
100%
6
83
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__
88%
102
15
99% 100 7/a
107%
April-Ocf
91
87%
10
38
88 '/a
*97%
80
21
104% 105
June-Dec
1979
81
88%
*
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976—
5s
80
.
June-Dec
1986
104 'A
997/a
104% 104%
Feb-Aup
AprZZ-Oct
1971
103%
101
16
36
104%
ApriZ-Oct
Telegraph Co—
..."
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Feb-Aug
1987—
—:
Jan-July A
__
1985
Edison Co—-
>
.
Pacific Co—
.
-
(Oregon Lines)
Gold-4%s
A 1977
1981
4'As
i,
•;
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Pacific RR Co—
3%s
Southern
103%
.
1969—
Gold
:
.
'
•:
83%
__
:
..
>
-First
mortgage
-First
mortgage
ser
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov'
A '75—June-Dec
77%
*757/a
.
2
:.81'/2 I
•
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78
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19
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59
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„
160
c
91%
.
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.
102
80
1st
75
78%
Memphis
1996
84
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
__
;
102
94
86
.
,
35
87
;
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-Jan-July
79
99'/a
95
88'A
104
93
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__
-
Y
99%
64
99%
99% 101
92
..
Jan-July
-Jan-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
99
99%
99%
•••:
2%s series E 1986—
2%s series F 1996
83%
77%
.
77'/a
v
.
73%
:
>
72%
70%
73%
59'A
-64
101'A
106
100'A
105'A
1977—May-No®
80
~8
80%
88
84%
80'/a
Southern
89
3 Vbs
86%
86
gold
first
Tell
Bell
98%
419
100
Oil
of
(Indiana)
26
84
87
Oil
Standard
87%
122
Co
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
.102%
:
1983
Chemical
3%s
1982
Jan-July
debentures
97%
100%
99% 100 %
52
98
100%
71%
72%
39
70 %
75
71
72
30
71
74%
57
57
1
57
60
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray Oil Corp 27/8s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
60
60
33
57
63
Surface
80 %
85%
Swift
99
*85%
100
—
Stokely-Van
4'As
*Q7
QQ
96%
101
Jan-July
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80%
79'A
84
June-Dec
*86%
87%
85
89
subord
debs
Transit Inc
&
Co
2%s
Symington
4%s
1st
101
105'A
-..
28
99'A
103
96'A
125%
65
100'/a
103%
.
88'A
26
84'A
19
84 %
100% 100'A
__
32
96
100'/a
__
95
95'A
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95%
99
42
88
99
39
98%
96%
*98%
98%
mtge 6s 1971
94%
94%
1972
86%
86%
108
93
98%
96%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
May -Nov
Jan-July
.—May-No®
99
1966
1973
Wayne
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99
93
98%
91%
1
93'A
96-
3
91
2
8 5'/a
87
91%
92
--
—
Corp—
subord
conv
1982
debentures
debentures
47
226
Inc—
Camp
conv
83%
146
87'A
86
1973—Mar-Sepf
.
78%
74%
80'A
102% 103'A
87
87'A
87
4'As
V
106
102 %
86
Jan-July
(Ohio)
~6
97'/a 102
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
100
96%
192
102% 102 7/a
103
94
94
V
85
110%
101
April-Ocf
>■
—
77
82%
107
April-Ocf
1982^
7
II
76%
110%
conv
6
103%-103%
76%
June-Dec
1974
(N J)
Oil
April-Ocf
May-Nov
4%s
-
.
1984
3%S
64
106
*98%
1985
1983
debentures
102
106 1037/8r
v
debs
California
debentures
*61%
debs
2%s
Oil
2%s
1994
1983.
Standard
111
5s
5s conv subord
debentures 1983
Standard
10
—
103%
div
Inc
5 'As
102 %
consol, gold 5s
4%s 1988.
first
coll tr
debentures
Spiegel
92
85%
—
Ry
mtge
Southwestern
84
86
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
89
87
89
100
Feb-Aug
74
68 '/a
—-
*100
1983_Feb-A?fy
debs 1979
1986
debs
debentures
,
2%s
1977
4%s
100%
103 %
Mar-Sept
69%
183
82
116
__
May-Nov
100%
*96 %
60
70
15
—
*87%
Jan-July
Co
4%s
First 4%s
.
Co—
1974
4%s series C
&
107%
*84
71
62%
*84
Feb-Aug
1977
Corp 4%s conv debs
2'As debentures 1965
Southern
95%
91
*87%
99%
*80%
*86%
3
*87%
100
88
,
65
—
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120
76
*76%
April-Oct
General mortgage 4'As series E
.1984—-Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
:
111
58 Va
'■
2
63'A
June-Dec
103%
76
*86%
June-Dec
1968
D
62
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
Stauffer
General
series
Light
1966
100% 101 %
100% 101%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
133
97'A
,
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■
—
*91%
debentures 1979.—...
Standard
1979
102
-
88
69%
*87%
debentures 1970—
—Jan-July .Indiana Ry 2%s-4%s 1994.
Jan-July u
Southern Natural Gas Cq 4%s conv 1973.June-Dec »'J
Airways—
debentures
2%s
& North Alabama RR
4%s
Pan
100
^. 91'A *95%
__
71
63
Jan-July
104%
103
1964_June-Dec
100
'
86
69
Mar-Sepf
1980
103%
Feb-A up
.
debentures
"
—.
.
62%
,
Jan-July
100%
Feb-Aug
—
3%s
132 y4
185
67%
*69%
.3'As. convertible
.
104%
103%
69%
.
..May-Nov
1972
Southern California
106%
100
79
1982
14
101%
80%
3s
82%
^
«
31
*102% 104%
103
June-Dec
debentures 1986—
3'/as debentures 1987
3%s debentures 1978
Western
82
103% 105%
15
88
111
''
"
69%
April-Ocf
Oil
»2%s
85%
105
ref
debentures
84
82%
105%
&
debentures
80 %
86
\
■:''"
67%
Southern
*•83
80
Co
Oil
2%s
v
87'A
83%
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1st
4%s
85 %
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84%
82%
<
94
2%s
3%s
81%
100% 101%
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86'A
81 %
78%
101
1992
1083
86%
86 %
82%
85
-
Southern Bell Telephone &
80'A
*82%
—June-Dec
Union
"
84
:
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1968—June-Dec
debs
s
JlM-
..
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•■
4s
1971
1982
,Socony-Vacuum
V
81%
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•'78%
1
5%s
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
South
*81%
82%
89%
86
/
% 76%
14
.—June-Dee
on
debentures
82
1990——June-Dec
series
debentures
81%
82
101
<t'<is
3%s
"82%
103%
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3%s
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5
ref
2%s
84%
15
St ref
Tel
85%
;
36
As
&
81
82%
1st
Tel
9
105
1st
Pacific
FF
83%
101 % 102%
1991—
4%s series
89 %
83%
'•■ •'-''
*60%
II
2006—Mar-Nov
1980
conv
Skelly
9?
85 %
105
June-Dee
CO 1978
mtge 4%s series DD
series EE
89'A
9
102%
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
1st & ref 5s
22
83%
99
-
—Mar-Sepf
1977
Co
subordinated
Smith-Corona
92%
88%
80 %
.
,
91%
87'A
5V
101%
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
Sinclair
98
88%
84%
&
53
"97 Ya
123,?
I '
1989
B
Service
83%
June-Dec
115%
"94
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-JVou
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
debentures
Roebuck
Sears
91 %
87 %
51
87%;
102,'A 106
98% 100
„
1977—June-Dec
Jan
cons
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
97%
91
1st
series B
Finance
Shell
1966
97
>48%
.
—
3%s
conv
4%s
5s
& Electric Co—
refunding 3%s series I
refunding 3s series J
RR
Depot
3s
f
s
Shell
Pacific Gas
105'A
95 y4
13
•
Mar-Sepf
certificates
4%s
103%
120%
120Vs
93%
106
351
Ry
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons
3s debentures 1974
91
99 %
106%
106%
91%
__
106% 109
B 1980
series A
debs
mortgage 3s
3%s
77
91
__
*102
series
bond
Paper
Sears
__
93
101
20
.
—
113
~
1st
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
86
108%
13
97
51%
81%
89
•
—
V & New England
Scott
86
77
__
*__
4s
4s
Seaboard
June-Dec
5%s
3%s
Co
25 V
80%
__
103
,
•
1990-
Louis-Southwestern
St
-June-Dec
1987
Chemical
Glass
78 %
100%
__
100% 101
June-Deo
May-Nov
siibord debs 1983
conv
Owens-Illinois
__
__
Feb-Aug
1975
3%s
90
6s
income
5s
1st
3s
mortgage 4%s
Mathieson
*85%
.
—Mar-Sepf
1969—.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures
conv
"
92%
81%
.
10
r
-May-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
89 %
86
79%
101%
84%
81%
2
89
89
6%s
gold
mtge
First
Co—
1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s
1982
1st mortgage 3'As 1985
Olin
*78%
__
91%
*85
•
__
81%
90%
:...
100% 100%
-,
86 Va
79
-I
P
51%
__
160%
"-86%
-+'
__
97
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
—April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
—Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
May
Second
99% 102%
113
171
74%
76%
78%
78%
136
75%
McBee
90
102
96'/a
108
159
4.
91
51 y8
debs .1977.
conv
St Lawrence & Adirond'k
•
75%
102%
101
93%
105
•
'
*81%
91%
High
98%
1
159% 160%
913,4
1975
3%s series J
5 %s
726
*—
1983—AprZZ-Oct
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
78%
78%
—
—
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1996
mortgage
Rohr VAircraft
St
3%s
debs
4%s serial D 1977
General
81%
85%
82%
3%S
4%s conv debs
Ac Hlectrld Corp^— ;
Corp
Low
107
*81%
;
Jan. 1
No.
,—
—
117% 123
Manufacturing
Richfield
Rochester
.
-
*80
121 %
1977.
Range Since
Sold
96%
107
*—
.
82
82
-79
81
96% 100%
91%
95%
104
106
....
5
—
f'eb'-ntures
Bonds
High
*95
~
_£
Mar-Sept
Oats 2%s debenture* 1964—;
.-.Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%8 series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s iciebs 1985—iMar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s £<iebs "1973—..April-Ocf
*105
*78%
Friday's
99% 101
Quaker
^
9b
81 Vs
;; 8l%
82%
or
Bid & Asked
100%
3%s debentures 1972..i
June-Deo
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_April-Ocf
3'As debentures 1975:
April-Oof
;
.
Bell
First
.
-—
and
-First
93%»
,02%
,
_May-No®
refunding mortgage 3 %s 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037.—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s, 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/as 1979-June-Deo
and
First
60
90;
,
®!
.
56%
8
__
■
f*;,
v
19
.
First
104 /4
104%
106_
103/s
101
.
Sale Price
Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures 1963—.
3s
91%
88 A
102%
103%
103%
Power Co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
—-April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3 %s 1982
June-Deo
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4%s 1986
—Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-JulV
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
(Minnesota)
Northwestern
.
*100
103'A
»ioi
*105%
106
103
57
,
„
—
Last
Period
Public
97
89 y8
80
93
92
88%
80 .
91%
•
88%
87%
98%
'99%
100%
103%
102%
102%
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
High
Low
—
__
__
__
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
,
*96
97
*89
„
*81
—
*92% „
89% 89%
*88%
102
102%
—
_
High
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
for Week Ended June 8)
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
.
1982
debs
Apr-Oct
:
94
96%
105
94
148
97
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First St
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First
&
First &
First
&
First &
First &
First &
First Si
2%s 1971
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
2%s 1978
mortgage 3'As 1982—
refunding 3%s 1983—
refunding 3%s 1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
refunding mtge 5s 1989
May -Nov
94
94%
92
May-No»
84%
84%
82%
June-Dec
*79% .80%
*83%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
*86 %
Talcott
95%
5s
80%
76
80%
86
June-Dec
80
77%
101%
l5l%
101% 101%
April-Ocf
105%
105% 105%
5
88
Texas
93%
&
1
.
99%
2
104%
102 Vs
106
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4%s conv
subord
debs
June-Deo
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
103
98%
no ya
Pillsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972—,
June-Deo
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated .guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
ser
ser
I
1963_Feb-Aup
J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago Si St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970—June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E
AprZZ-Oct
1975—April-Ocf
For
footnotes,
see page
104
89%.
*75
Term
>73%
RR
75
*.5 %s:
•
of
debentures
Oil
99%
99%
99%
99%
Trans' World
99
99
99
98%
99%
Union
91%
91%
93
87
91
91
85%
92%
72%
72%
77%
72%
73%
*97%
97%
96 %
97%
97%
97%
96%
3s
■
'
■
*88%
*84%
84
..
84%
1986—...
3%s
debentures
33.
;
*76
97%
96%
76
97%
13
93
.
.
77
97%
of
:!■
..
1977-
*
.
2%s
;
87'A
67'A
~6
67'A
95
71
67y8
85%
110
88%
75
V 92
*78 ya
:
84
84
V- 78'/a
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110
17
113
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>
:
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105,
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—
107
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„
_
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89%
■"* 90
103
375
105%
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5
123%
: 68
68'A
98'A
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104 .105%
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110
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82%
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.
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106'A HQ'A
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68%
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82'A
93%
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__
95'A
.
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,...
68
.
92 v:
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—
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
>
•
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50
2
87
81'A
'
.
74
*82%
—
^
105
103%
55
57%
-
——May-Nov
1985——
America
991/4
7i yB
75
94
*105
debentures
United-Air''Lines Inc-—
47/as conv subord debs
93'A
96%
•
—
*71'/a
.
110'A
Missouri 3%s
1968-—-^—.•—
Biscuit Co
74
89
&
6%s. inc debs 1978—June-Dec
1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
United
1
.
67'A
Feb-Aug
1986——-—I—i——June-Dec
4'As. conv subord debs 1991^—June-Dec
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 1973i_—--ApriZ-Oct
■5s
s
f
debentures
1986—
^Feb-Aug
82
40
*87 'A
-.
„
-—Jan-July
—April-Oct
1986-^..—i._
of
99'A
*92
__
1st. mtge
4%s
98
__
1974.—June-Dec
3%s
debs- 1982
& coll tr 2%s 1980—
June-Dec
-1st mtge 3'As 1982—
—
May-Nov
Union Oil of,California 2%s debs 1970—-June-Dec
98
*—
1970..ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
i—June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
Airlines
debentures
8i y8
26
Pacific—
4%s
3 'As
Electric .Co
.First
95%
91
Co
93
'74
92%
98'A
Rai.no Wooldridge ,Inc—
99%
-
.
Orleans
New
Products
Thompson
Thompson
90'A
gold
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
'
Pacific
Tidewater
Mar-Sepf
AprZZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
_lst mortgage 3s 1983—.
—Jan-July
Emptor & Gamble 3%s deb®
1981.*.,.^
Mar-Sepf
—
99
123%
-
&
.
Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3%s s f debentures 1986—
Potomac Electric Power Co—
'
1977—
104%
97%
106
—June-Deo
,
mtge 3%s
102%
first
5s .2000
General and refund M 3%s ser. E
-June-Dee-
Plantation
1st
6
782
101 %
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 8s debs 1967
—April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry-~
3%s series A 1984__.
Mar-Sept
Pgh Youngstown At Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C 1974.—
1st 4 %s series D 1977.—i...j
9
98%
*101% 104
.
;
104
108% 111%
and refund M 3%s series C
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:Texas
105%
3
:
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and .refund M 3%s series B
First
'.
RR—
81
91%
M 4s series C 2019
Orleans
New
104
80'/a
?•
222
101'A
73 Ya
81
Jan-JuZy
2% series D 1965——April-Ocf
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965———
May-Nov
Texas
102'A
130
2
26
150
*103% 105%
—June-Deo
Texas
103%
5
103% 103%
92%
92%
141
June-Dec
1979.
1980
of St Louis—
Refund and impt
Refund arid impt
84%
103%
notes
senior notes
103% 103%
June-Dec
1979
notes
conv
Terminal RR Assn
84%
83%
June-Dec
;
84
AprZZ-Oct
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
senior
capital
5%%
83%
84
87%
Inc—
(James)
5%s
.86
I
.
106'/2 128
91%
92%
:
89%
89%
on
.page
I
89%
Continued
33
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Number 6167
195
Volume
Exchange
American Stock
WEEKLY AND
In the
the
on
the American
It is compiled from the report of
8.
ending Friday, June
and
YEARLY RECORD
complete report of the transactions
week beginning Monday, June 4,
following extensive list we furnish a
American Stock Exchange for the
itself and is intended to include every security whether
in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
for Week Ending June 8. ■ — •
.
I
*
Exchange
Stock
stock or bond
Range
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
♦
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Mfg: Corp.
4cme-Hamilton
*'•
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A
common—
Co
Wire
Corp.-
Plastics
Admiral
Ino
Dynamics
Aero-Flow
Aeiojet-General
;
Aerosol Techniques Inc
:
v;
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Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Class
Great
Alabama
Power
Wood
Alan
preferred
5%
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
Kunstzide N V—
deposit rtcs American
Co
Properties Inc
Algemene
American
All American Engineering
All-State
Paper Corp
Unlimited
Alloys
89%
19%
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American Fetrofina Inc class A
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
Writing
American
Paper
Anacon Lead Mines
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Ltd—
;
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.
Ansul
7% May
2% May :''
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4,400
900
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Appalachian
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Argus
Arkansas
5
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%
6 Va
2,100
6
3 %
3,200
Electric
Associated
Oil
&
Gas
Co.
4% May
225
48 % May
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'
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preferred
Corp
Collieries
Ayrshire
Feb
May
Mar
96% May
100
20% May
4,400
300-
1,000
27
Jun
Feb
Feb
Va May
% May
1i36 Mar
2
4}J
Canaveral
May
4%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
20,200
300
4,900
11%
77/s
18%
28 Va
14
2,700
6% May
2%
3%
4,900
2 Va
45%
24
Carnation Co—
Carreras
45%
56 Va
(A
Feb
-
900
6,300
%
1,300
lo May
1%
Jan
5% May
9%
Feb
$1.40
1
May
1%
Jan
$1.50
10% May
18%
Jan
3%
Jan
23%
Jan
18
23
6%
5,800
1
1%
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11%
12%
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1%
1%
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1
May
5,100
-
10% 12
8
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13
6%
3%
*
15%
44
.
44
•
3% May
7
13%
13% May
41% May
57%
Oil Co Ltd
Rivet & Machine
Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
Chief
26% Mar
800
Geophysical Corp
Co of America—
Chromalloy
Jan
Cinerama
Common.™—
K
P
Convertible
preferred
10
600
9'A May
10% May
Corp
8,300
11
4%
4%
Jun
9
10%
Jun
14
Construction
BarChris
!
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Barnes Engineering Co—
3,600
3% May
5%
Wright
Barry
1
—1
Corp.-
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Inc
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new
common
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1
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!
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1
1
1
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Berkshire
Co
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—
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•
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y
1
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Bayview
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Jan
1 %
Feb
5V2
4%
4,900
4% May
9%
Jan
4%
8,800
12%
Jan
8%
9%
*4,600
3% May
7
May
16%
Jan
4,800
13% May
35%
Feb
'2,700
10
May
19%
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800
10
May
18%
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3
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prior-preferred....
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;
10c
1
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100
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7%
6%
__
Feb
15% Feb
2,100
8% May
14%
2,600
11% May
19%
Apr
200
12% May
19
Apr
13% 13%
7%
7%
10% Mar
Jan
1,300
5
8 Va
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'
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9%
200
10
1,000
11 Va Mar
7% May
May
Jan
11
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Jan
5,800
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4%
5
1,200
4% May
8% Mar
2
1,300
1% May
3 Va
Feb
18 %
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16
Feb
i3o
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12
12%
1,000
10'A May
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6,500
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1%
22
1%
3,100
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Inc
—
3,800
3% May
11%
•
10%
Feb
6
May
14%
Feb
800
6
May
250
22
Jun
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■
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t-
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5% May
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9
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102
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5
413
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4% May
6
4% Jan
714
14. May
.
4,100
*
7 Va
,
7%
2,200
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.
7
9%
41,300
5% May
14 Va
3%
4%
8,700
3% May
6%
10%
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11%
400
__
11,000
4%
4%
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5,400
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..
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31
2% May
1? May
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3
10%
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May
4
%
4,500
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%
19%
1,700
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22 %
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18,100
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400
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1,700
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107
106
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%
3A
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1
12%
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13
%
73%
27%
32
6%
Ray Inc
1
Products class A
1
& Engineerlng-_1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Cooper-Jarrett Inc..
1
17%
2,300
13
May
28
100
26
May
33
300
30
Jun
42
6%
400
5 A
%
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8%
Jun
600
19% May
Jan
7
Jan
114
Feb
13% Mar
23 VA
Jan
2,800
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1%
Jan
6%
5,300
4% May
9%
Apr
15%
10,200
10% May
23% Mar
Va
46,800
9 Va May
20% Mar
6,700
12 % May
34%
Feb
Jan
19%
Apr
r.
14%
12,100-
15%
6%
H
4%
20
15
5 fa
2%
33 Va
8%
1%
6%
5% May
2,100
10
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Feb
15
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.
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200
4,900
Mar
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12%
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3%
8 /a
1
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7%
6% May
3,400
1 Va
18%
4%
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May
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24% Feb
12
—
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86
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5
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75
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13
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%
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10
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71
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6
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114 Va
Jan
%
7,100
1
4%
1%
10
75%. May
104
33'A
16%
4%
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Jan
4% Feb
86%
86
__
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27%
t
Jan
Apr
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3,600
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26
9,900
14
12%
3%
2
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7%
18
83
107
—•
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1
2.50
1
-5
Feb
13% Mar
17%
14
1
Jan
9%
May
.
25 % May
/
—
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Inc—
.'Continental Aviation
■
6,700
May
5
Construction
-i
•
•3%
17
63
36 %
4%
/
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Jan
<30%
•
7,400
17% May
„
=
__
Feb
u-
26% Mar
22
62%
Jan
27
8,100
...56,
25c
50o
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd,..*
1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil*
Feb
6 Va May
Corp
Colonial Sand
Jan
"1,700
"
H
Va
4
l.o May
%_
22
20%
__
& Lambert
Electronics
Colonial
Jan
55%
9% May
45% May
1%
__
Connelly Containers
98
Jan
3
i7o
Compudyne
900
10
Jun
Jan
~9%
18 Va
19%
Jan
3,100
1,500
21%
34,800
26 Va
Mar
8
5%
37% May
12%
1
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1
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Apr
2
.
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10%
Jan
3% May
6'A ': 7%
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100
100
May
3
1%
1%
2,300
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300
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—
2%
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3%
V
15%
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc— ■
Class
4,900
7%
Va
May
,77/8
23
4 »"
3
2%
29 Va Mar
7%
% May
7
,2%
17% May
22 Va
* 21 Va
.
8
1
7!/2
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3%
29% Mar
9%
1
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*
21 % May
■
12 Va May
4,200
,
....
Co
Coastal Caribbean
•
11,400
200
'
of America
& Stone Co
Commercial Metals Co
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
'
7%
7V2
—
,
17%
13 T
12%
1%
:1 %
13%
11V*
48%
—50c
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Clopay Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co
^
•
Jan
5,200
3% May
% May
4%
1
9JA
•
22%
14 A
Manufacturing
Corporation
Clayton
Jan
18
4%
3%
1
5
_10o
50c
Industries Inc
Banner
Clary
Jan
4,000
47A
10%
3%
Controller
Clausner
de
Banco
Beck
4%
' 1 4%
,; 10%
4
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los Andes American shares
Banff Oil Ltd...
50o
Baldwin
9,300
6%
9% 10
15Va, Jan
9
1°
—25c
*
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Cable
Clarostat
Feb
5% May
„
50o
_•
lc
,
6Va
6V2
'
Jan
10%
8% May
14%
Corp—
Inc
Foil Corp
Clark
r
51S6 Mar
May
3% May
2%
1
Chicago
Jan
4% May
America—
,01 ark
Chemical—
4
2,600
16,800
20
10
Cherry-Burrell Corp.
C
Baluwin-Montrose
19,400
5%
'7,9%
21%
5.50
preferred-*
rets B ord_2s 6d
1
convertible preferred
Electric Co
Charter
Circuit
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Baker Industries Inc new common...1
4%
3
—
Chainberlin
Feb
1,300
46
Century
Century
6% Feb
3,500
5"%
16%
5%
5% May
900
4-
8% May
1,300
7'A
Feb
7%
3.50% pref
100
Power & Light 4%
pfd
100
Securities Corp common
1
series B convertible preferred.*
Central
% May
12% Jan
4,400
.
Feb
17 Va
10%
22%
Maine Power
Central
15
5% May
11%
5%
3
Corp
6
6'A
1%
12 Va
1 Va
11%
12 %
7'A
3%
Inc
Central Hadley Corp
33% Mar
May
Co..
M) & Co.
Catalin Corp of
Jan
Jun
(J W)
Castle
Jan
57/s
Ltd Amer dep
Carter
Mar
May
—
Power
25%
47
Feb
8%
14% May
5,400
22%
& Light $5
Carolina
Feb
7 % May
& Kennedy
Carey .Baxter
Jan
May
3% May
13
International Corp—
Cities Broadcasting—
City Products
Capital
Jan
3
400
13
9%
3 % May
1,500
...
Jan
8%
4'A
J/4
9%
1
1
1
& Son Inc
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
Canadian Williston Minerals.
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Jan
3
3% Jan
s
4,500
2
Jan
7% May
15%
-4A
4
1
Jan
5%
2%
46%
24
18
•
Jan
39%
1 % May
2%
19,000
%
3
36
-
7% May
'
.
Mar
43
8%
10c
5
Inc
Avis Industrial
98
'; 27
93%
7%
1
1
1
1
Mfg Co Inc
non-cum
Jan
7% May
32%
8%
I
1
Products Inc com
Automatic Steel
12% May
Feb
180
;V 39% Feb
'
4% Mar
May
9 '
18 %
3
-
3%
4
10
10c
Corp
Automatic Radio
2% May
9% May
3%
13
13
10 pesos
Inc
Plastics
Aurora
•
Apr
Feb
1,200
.
114 May
15%
Apr
Mar
35
■
25% May
,
as
Central
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc
Devices
>
19% Feb
10
Jun
Mar
2%-
2
2
.
May
6%
-
3%
4'A
:
12
34
23,800
-
3%
-3%
-
Feb
79
-
Jun
8,800
13,800
15%
Enterprises
Capital
!
.
17%
Jun
r-
24%
1%
2%
3
-
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Audio
32%
2%
May
3 Va May
Va 100
99
14
2,200
96.--
30%-
Jan
300
11%-
10%
11%
32%
%
23% May
•
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95%
■
Feb
500
-
4%
26 %
•
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Calgary
Jan
-8,200
26'A
10
4%
34%
Feb
3,100
22,100
40%
23%
.•4
11%
-1,600
150
,
2%
27%
'•
10s
Ltd
*
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•
j California
Electric Power common
1
$3.90 preferred
50
$2.50 preferred
—-j,
50
6% '.preferred..—,
50
<.
Camden Fire Insurance
:
5
;
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—__1
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Campbell Machine Inc
—X
Canada Bread Co Ltd
•
.Canada Cement Co Ltd common
•
6% %
preference
.20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
'
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
__2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd
—*
Canadian Marconi
—:'l
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd-.lO
Cabcl
18% Mar
May
5%
6,800
-
27
2A
27 Va
i
25c
Inc..
Co
BVD
6% Mar
i\ May
1,100
3
40s
10
Corp..
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Butler's
Feb
•
•3,400
36
391/4
.
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Jan
45%
25
5%
'
4%
Jun
4%
300
200-
-
9%. 10%:
•
2% May
35
13%
•
5%
•
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Jun
Jan
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17,200
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30%
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4
12 Va May
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13
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'
4%
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__
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4% May
137A
13
4
-
May
11,900
5%
4%
vio%*
1
40o
f
800
36%
35
31%
■
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•
3%
Jan
•
Jan
1
900
2
6'/a
i
Industries
Burnell & Co Inc
Jan
16%
3
5,000
1%
65%
6
500
4%
1%
.
1
1%
•
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Associated Stationers Supply
;
•
Associated Testing Labs
lOo
Astrex
Inc
:
33 %C
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
10c
Atlantic
Coast Line Co
•
Atlantic Research Corp
1
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
5p
Associated
200
8'A Mar
8
is/8
America
of
Laundries
Associated
7% Mar
4Va
«" 24%
regular
deposit: rets
American
Associated Food Stores Inc.
4% May
5
'■
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85 % May
200
6,100
50%
.19,700
27 %
Inc.
1
(The) Company
2.50
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
Feb
5%
5
10%
'
9
preferred
preferred
serial
6%
Bunker
Feb
6%
84%
;—1
»
11%
B
class
convertible
Buell
Jan
May
2
Ltd
F Company
S
60c
Jan
% May
78% Jan
5Va
1.9%
,
Jan
6
2"% Mar
26 Va
2%
1
*
66%o
Budget Finance Plan common
17% Mar
3,400
84
*•'
:——
Co com
35c
convertible
preferred
Arrow Electronics Inc
;
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
9%
May
Mills
B
Jan
2%
13%
_4%
,■
14%
6%
6
1,000
19,400
30%
.9%
-
2% Feb
3%
32
Jan
19%
3%
.
Jan
15% Jan
■;
1% May
26 Va May
Co Ltd—
Co Inc
(E L)
Bruck
Feb
May
9
•.
Gas
warrants
Co.
&
6
8,700
6
27;--iff«
—5
pfd__100
■'
^0c
Arnold Altex Aluminum
2,200
Bruce
Jan
17%
5
Co—i
2.50
Power & Light 4.72% pfd-100
Louisiana
Arkansas
Armour
..
7
11
6%
10
Mar
6%
10% May
__
Pools
Anthony
5,800
3%
3%
——1 • v
1 .4
Co
Chemical
Feb
6%
8
.
Jan
9
4'A
«
8%
37/a May
50 %
<
3% May
4% May
8Va
1% May
700
29%
3%
£1
25c
Brown
Company——
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Class B common
30c
4%
preferred
10
Brown Rubber Co—
1
6% Mar
19,500
4%
9,800
2%
5—-
dep rets ord reg
Instrument Co Inc
Amer
Brooks
5%
5%
Corp.!
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shs.3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
—
—1
Ankeri Chemical & Film Corp
—20o
Andrea Radio
May
Jan
4V8 May r
7%
3'/a
-20o
2
1
——
4
Jan
82
18,000
4%
<2%
,4% May
-
*
Power
Petroleum
British
30'%
-
4%
6%
10%
6%
..
!
5Va
3%
_1
2
5
5
89% May
Jun
9
2%
3%
American
Jan
Jun
4%
£1
50o
12.50
Inc
rets
British Columbia
dep
11% May
;2%
2
1
•
■.
13%
800
;
31
High
5%
10,400
-
107% Mar
3,OQO
5%
4%
May
78
10
600
4%
4%
1%
MARC
1,400
....
75
73%
American-Internatl Aluminum...
25o
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
dep rets
Amer
,
73%
175
4%
1
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
Ambassador Oil
Corp
1.
American
Beverage Corp
1
American Book Co
20
American Business Systems Inc
•
American Electronics Inc
1
shares
*
18%
2,100
—
—
American
'
13% May
200
18%
5%
5
-5
lOo
Inc
Inc
Alsco
17 %
80
-
24% Mar
86%
16%
Corp
Rainwear
Almar
American
5% Mar
-**
80
—
50o
3
*
American
British
Jan
17
May
British
.;
;
5,000
6%
12%
<2%
1
—*
—1
:—
Ltd
Oil Co—...
Tobacco—
;
ord bearer
ord registered
Low
2% May
3%
,.,5%
•
13%
.20c
—1
ord—*
Petroleums
Britalta
15% May
-3% Jan
88%
I
Control Co Inc..
Allied
.
18%
75
—'
£iy*
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5%%
convertible preferred
10
Allied
Bridgeport Gas Co.—
Brillo Manufacturing Co
'
Jan
8
9V4 May
7,000
Jan
Works Inc
Corp
Breeze
87% Mar
May
14
Feb
•
3% May
100
-
4%-
.4%
May
41 %
4,900
11%
<
4%
America..—
Brandywine Raceway Assn
:
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
Feb
13%
17%
3
2,800
10,600
6,100
-
»
shs_
lOo
1
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
-
v
Brad
3% May
,
.
Corp of
Foote Gear
Bowling
,5%
--1
10c
Inc
Bourjois
Jan
15%
<
May
10% May
11,900»
14 y214%
17%
Corp
Alleghany
2% Mar
2% Mar
12
1,400
Chemical Co Inc———
-Borne
Amer
—•
50
100
10
100
1
Southern
4.20% preferred
Steel Co common
Alabama
u
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
%•
3
3%
1
1.50
^
Chica Oil Corp
Bolsa
Low
Par
'
•'
••'.
"
Jan
3 1
May
■
,
High
'1'-
47A May
'
1,000
-
5V4"
10%
..
,
A
-
52 % '■!
j
4%
•%-
1 "
America—
Airport Parking Corp of
,i\
3%
46 %
..
-
.
,
3%
;
51
\
5%
-
.
Agnew
'
% May
2,300
•
3
12'
-12'A 14%
2%
12
4.14%
1
lOo
7%
6%
6%
,
12
—1
Corp—.
Manufacturing Co
Aeronca
2
16,000
2%
Jan.1
<
—1
—10
lOo
1
Inc.
'Low-
1(000
ViyaT%
;l3/4
28«
—
,
Products
Precision
Acme
.
2%
2%
Exchange
American Stock
v.
High
LOW
•!
Construction Corp
Missiles A;
Acme
Par
1
lOe
class A
Aberdeen Petroleum Oorp
Acme
"V
•
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
29
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
1,800
1,200
6%
13%
13%
14
5 Va May
May
13
Jan
8
18 Va
Feb
15% Mar
10% Jan
8%
9
4,400
6% May
6
6%
4,600
4% May
12
300
11% May
14
Jan
13
800
13
May
20
Feb
Feb
41%
13
5%
4% Mar
3%
3%
1,600
3% May
3%
3%
100
3 % May
%
14
16,800
4%
5 %
14,900
3 Va May
38%
% May
1
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
18%
20 Va
7,700
14% May
16 %
5,300
13 Va May
20%
Jan
15
5%
700
4% May
8%
Jan
12,600
1% May
3%
Jan
1,500
29 Va May
44%
Jan
5
23/a
2
31
33 %
10%
11
900
7,600
May
10
4% May
6
6%
4%
5
1,500
4%
4%
4%
5,300
3% May
-
18%
19%
3,300
18
%
3,200
2%
3%
8 Va
8%
%
1
18
Feb
May
17 % Mar
12%
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
24 Va
Jan
J
Jan
16,400
2% May
5%
Jan
400
7 V* May
11%
i7«
Jun
1%
Jan
1% May
4%
Jan
2 Va
2%
2,400
iVa
7%
1,100
5% May
5 %
5%
1,000
5%
8 Va
8%
1,600
5 % May
1 Va
1%
13,000
6%
7'A
12,000
21'A
21'A
200
5%
5%
1,300
Feb
Apr
3A
17,900
Jun
1
May
5
10% Mar
6% Feb
16
Feb
2Va
Jan
Feb
May
11%
19 Va May
25%
Jan
4% May
9%
Feb
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Monday, June 11, 1962
...
(272^
30
EXCHANGE
Week's
Sales
Friday
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Friday
of Prices
STOCKS
LOW
Par
17
18 V*
A
class
preferred
$1
6%
Corp
1-B0
of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Beverage
Cott
Bottling
Corp
Crown
Co
Drug
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Co
Tobacco
Cuban
Corporation
Cubic
B
11,500
30
600
t
6
.
<'■
23/4
3
6%
Jan1.
Feb*
73/8
Jan*
113/4
2%
Feb
maf
Jan
43
Jun*
Feb*
~4%
900
2% May
5
5% May
300
6
2,700'
43/8
4%
*
87/b
4 J/4
%
;jan'
Jan
1,700
10
May
17%
Jan
3%
8,200
3
Jun
5%
5%
6%
10%
8
25,700
113/4
13%
7,600
9
12%
11%
12%
2,000
9 Vb
May
8
8
200
8
8
Feb
15% Mar
13
May-;
May
May
Mar
21
Feb
8
Feb
35
5% Jun
4,600
~8%
;
•
■
....
9
Feb
16
Mar
Davega
5%
Stores Corp
preferred
5%
common
5%
5,000
4% May
93/a
Jan
4%
4%
800
4 Va May
53/4
Apr
1%
1%
31,200
1 y4 Mar
1%
2%
10,550
1%
6y8
6%
700
5%
1,600
iv2
2%
1
Davidson Brothers Inc_.
"517.
Day Mines Inc
10o
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20o
Dennison
Mfg class A
debenture stock
'
11 vb
Gasket
Industrial
&
Ltd
Amer
6%
Feb
6%
700
8%
Feb
6%
7%
10,700
5 Vb May
123/4
Jan
'/a
18,300
% May
%
Jan
700
2%
3%
3%
1,600
3%
3%
1,200
2% May
53A
5%
300
5^ Jan
103/4
900
9 % May
4
Tar
Dominion Textile, Co
,
•
Ltd
Co
Ltd
•
•
mi— ■
9
Jan
Jan
17
8,300
14% May
13% May
18 Va
37
May
43
7
Mar
400
6,300
8
7%
10%
10%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
rets
•
i.
Duro
new
10%
9%
5,600
-
28 %
9
-
Electric
11%
:'mm—
15c
common.
:7%
•'
■
7%
Jun
Dynalectron
'is
^0
Corp
of
•
Feb
Feb
13%
,
Jan
5% Apr
2V4 May
3%
6 % May
——
93/a Mar
103/8
6 Va May
2,800
1
America
271/2
23/a
103/fl
2%
500
2%
x26%
*
•
IOC
Corp—.,
Feb
17%
'
Duval Sulphur si Potass
Feb
20
.■*
.
9%
r
23% May
9,000
11
Jan
Apr
Mar
34
Co
Inc
class
1
Eastern
Freightways Inc
Corp common.
preferred
preferred
$7
$6
Corp...
Mines
Electrographic
38%
18%
5%
2,400
5
18
Gilbert
155
\
1
1
12%
l.3o
11%
1
1
13%
Co.
"
1
10
1*8
25
Gobel
XAdolf)
15%
15%
6%
7%
Electronic
st
Associates
Specialty
Electronic
Inc
50o
Facilities
of America
Emery
6%
Feb
8
13/4
Jan
Jan
133/a
Jan
3%
1
~3%
_l
Frelgnt
Corp..
pfd
12% May
24%
1,600
93A
Jan
20%
14,900
15% May
323/8
Feb
6%
2,300
4% May
10 Va
Jan
3
3%
1,000
1,800
4% May
3%
2,100
2% May
100
8%
2% May
6%
3%
$2
Corp
Forge
6%
preferred
Steel
&
1st
cum
i0c
common
convertible
Erie
Corp
preferred
Corporation
~i%
1
—
Rule
5
Bowling
Lakes
Great
Lakes Chemical
Western Producers
34
35
2,800
102
170
Jan
Gridoil
Grlesedieck
Grow
Gulf
Land
American
Industries
Ltd
1
Hardeman
(Paul)
Havana
Electric
Co
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
Hilton
Inc
800
1,200
8%
8%
9%
1,300
4%
4%
5%
15,100
&
Class
Corp
Purchaser
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
class
A
Class
553/4
Jan
Horn
Jun
3%
Jan
Horn
60c
Realty
&
convertible
Fischer &
Co
Ltd
Fishman
Flying
A)
&
&
&
1
Ford
Motor
Forest
City
Fotochrome
Fresnillo
(The)
Friendly
2% May
5%
Feb
Class
B
Jan
Hudson
&
Manhattan
73/8 May
13% Mar
Hudson
4
11%
Jan
8 s/8
Fuller
5%
3,100
4% May
9%
1
1
1
27
li7«
214
25 Vb
27
1|°6
1%
2%
23/4
-2,700
6,700
25,500
25
May
l3/8 May
2 %
May
7% May
9
8%
9
5%
4%
53/4
11,500
5%
5%
6Va
1,900
4 % May
9,100
13 Vb May
2,600
3% May
133/4
400
11% May
14%
14%
4%
3%
.
16
900
47/b
Jun
.
Electric
Hycon
1%
12,400
1 %
15,300
4% May
1
Inc
1
Inc..
1
Canada
•
.1
Feb
80
Mar
153/8
7 3 Va Mar /' /
-;
4
100
600
15% May
63%
1,800
10 va
10 3/8
1,900
iva
;7%
2,600
7%
1
5%
10,100
23/4
'
,,
Jun
Jan.
May
Jan
May
44%
Apr
10,000
900
30
13%
900
11% May "
10%
8,500
93/8
800
8%'May
300
26'A May
29%
32
-
;
18% Mar
M5Va
93/b May'
Co
42 V2
*'
1013A
96 3/4
96 3%
98
130
28%
29s/8
800
26 V May-
1
Products
4.
18
:
..
May.
173/4
17%
600
Apr
Apr;
22
Inc.
27%
25 vz
28
1,600
24% May
18 Va
17%
185%
3,500
14
5
2%
..10c
Co.:.;
•
1S3A May.
10
.__1
cl A.
1
:
.
2V2
--
34
/
28s/a
5Vo May
15%
5%
6 3/4
1,400
Magnetics Corp
1
33 %o
Imperial Chemical Industries— >
;
American dep rets ord reg.
__£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
:
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada;
—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Independent
Telephone Corp.i—1
5%
6
6%
i7
17 %
Jan
14 %
.
Jun
Jan
26
4 Vb May
16,200
18%
Jan
Jan
500
7
Feb
'
.4
17%
5"%
21% Mar
,
.
May
1% May
5
-2.50
Products
Vz. feb
16,800
2 3/4
.
7
7
.
Jan
<9%
..
17% May
600
v
;•?
Jan
33 Va
•
J...
Corp
173/4
t
600';
6%;'
6 Va
5
Feb
190
Jun
293%
l
Mar
36
96 3/4 May
Feb
14 % Mar.
-
21 % May--.
3,000
.2.50
Motors
Vitamin
"
25
22%
114%
690
114% 130
Jan
20 Vb
36
31
Apr
Apr
7
93/a
Jan'
14% Mar
10%
13
118
Feb
33/4
1%
1
7.50
Jan
.12%
.
23A
4,600
10
Jan
Jan'
26%
25 Va
4,000
1%
11%
Jan
May
19%
l5/8
8%
Jan
Feb
Va May
400
18%
l5/8
13%
3Va
63A
May
1
1%
19%
10
.
18% May
1%
5
zi
:
5 % May
._25c
1
:
2 % May
10
4
18 %
May
17
5s/a
-
,
1 Va May
3V2 May
23/8
■
10%
12
700'
16,800
.13/4
4
2%
-50c
;
.*'■
13%
16%
a.
313/4 Apr
l3/4
4
14%
8
.93/8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% Mar
IMC
13
16%
11%
11 Va
10%
10 Vb
--
14%
135
17'A
12'/a
10%
135
7,800
1.000
13
Jan
May
10% May
6%
21
3%
Feb
Inland
Feb
Inland
Jan
161/2
Jan
Jan
Jan
6,600
81/4 May
14
25
133V4 May
7 Vb May
160
Plywood Co Inc
Credit Corp class A_—
Homes
Insurance Co
International Breweries
Oil
Intex
Company.:
4%
4%
2,600
3
May
9%
Jan
4%
5
2,200
43A May
5% May
6 "A
Jan
Iowa
1,800
.10c
6%
6%
7%
2,100
*
30%
30%
311/2
1,000
page
33.
28
May
113/4 Jan
i
Jan
(N Y)
Air Chute
13
Jan
Irving
Feb
Israel-American
1
5
Corp..
7'.-
1
32
5
:
4
-1,100
;9%
30
-
%
-3%
7
4 3A
32-
15
-
-
1
900
-
4%
*
2,600 '-
,
-■
1,200
-
,
„■
100
10c
5 Va May
12
100
600
16%
16%
18%
2,200
%
3/8
28,400
(
-
23%
3V«
Jan
Jun
Va
Jan
Jan
.,■7% Apr;;
8V2 Mar
.
Jan
16%
Mar,.
7%
393A
May.
2%
.
-
Jan
14V* Feb'
,
.
3 V2 May
80'A
2%
Feb
35 V2
-107
283A May
,72
-
1
15
23/4
1
7
,
\
Jan
Jan
'
•.
May
9
700
Jan
-
73/a Mar
*15% May
v
Jan
Jan
90
Jan
5
May
4%-May
—
6 V2
-6
12
3% May
,
-
2,500
-7,600
843A
80
-
■.
3,200
20%
18%
6% May. /
833A jun
-■
1,500
53/B
A..5
;
pfd
1
280
84%"
M3/8
33%c
cl
800
834
jun
•
9V4
82 V4
17
63/4
4,500
4
"
497/8
12 Va May
4,100-
5
20
Jan
38 % May
-
3,400-
7%
:
■
833/4
,
-
Feb
&%
-
634
;.6%
"7%
4%
_._i
Oil
13 VB
10%
.May
5
-
8,000
-
41%
12%
Inc..
Public Service Co 3:90%
40%
40 Va
:
6V2 May
2,700
-
*
12%
1
L
America
l_
5
8%
613
.
40%
_25o
International Holdings Corp
International
Products
4%
8%
100
i.50o
Corp......
of North
Investors Funding Corp
Investors Royalty....
w-.
pfd
Corp
Industrial
9'A' Feb
30%
Electronic Hardware
Feb
I
Co.
see
106
7'A May '
-500
1
Company..
footnotes,
7,400
1%
•~6%
(Harvey) Iiic class A com.
Manufacturing
Indust
4%,
6'A
Co
Inc
For
Jan
Feb
Apr
3,400
Feb
473/a
40
,
Jan
1%
A>
PR
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
Enterprises
(ge0
22 Va
Feb
7%
5%
Construction
;
20
.
3%.
4
1
common
372
3% May
Iioc
Inc
14%
,
May,
Jun
,.100
Hubbell
5%
Frost
2a
.18
~9.%
13
_50c
Mfg Co
Howell
61/8
(The)
12 V2
May
2,100
3va
l3/4
—10
preferred.
Jan
TnV50
of
Jun
Ja n
13% Mar
10 Vb May
12,900
~8%
14 VB
Hardart Baking Co—
Hardart common
Jan
5 % May
10c
Co
10%
4,800
77
,_25c
;
Co
15%
1,100
preferred..
Line
24%
9%
(Geo
17%
133/4
H)
(M
31
21%
B
May
1%
Tiger
29 Vb
•
Jan
1V2
% Apr
* 5.% May
•,
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18,500
12 %
9
Mines.
class
May.
8
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9% Mar
.
34
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4,500
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^
10,800
103%
14%
10V4
98% 100
1
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4%
1
common...
73%
53/4
3%
Group Inc.
8
6%
25c
National
Corp
11'A
Jan
5
5 V4 Mar
~
May
%-May
...
13,900
..100
com
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
First
26,200
.
95/a
-2.50
Oil
4 Vb
10c
Corp
"
600>
Feb
Jan
Mar
77
6Vb May
3,000
-Va *.p:fis
%
' %
8%
..10c
Inc..
Products
A
Home
5%
Corp
Inc
General
73/8
-
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"warrants"
Finance
4%
Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont
2 3/4 May
6 Va
14%
633/4 May
1,800
"
■
Feb
Feb
Apr
Feb
123/8 Mar
24%
6V4 May
1,300
3%
'63/4
21%
May
1,400
600
24%
Payne Inc...:
Home
6
1
Fanny
Federated
17%
600
69
6%
Holly Stores Inc
zl
Drilling Co
8 3/8
3%
Holophane Co
1.50
Chemical Co
8
6
28V2
5V2 May
3,500
...
4%
.
A/[oy
1,1
10,600
8%
18%
..100
Gallon
Hygrade Food
Falcon Seaboara
143/8
8
14%
Hydrometals Inc_.__.
Fabrex
123%
5,300
30
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
103 % May
May
443/a Mar
2V2 May ';
3 3/4 May ;•"
10% May V :
4
2,500
10%
& Co 5%%
Jan
Jan
5
x°o
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
May
^2
23,600
.3%;,
9
Co..
7
10,600
2%.
14%
__
;
;
Hotels
500
1*6
Apr
Jan
.
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Jun •'
•
(R) & Co Inc common
5%
%
23
Jan
Jan
i
•-
4 Va
il
fit'
Hydromatics Inc
Fairmont
225/8
~7%
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
Hoskins
3%
10c
6,500
12%
Co
convertible
Feb
3
1
9,000
2.6%
6 %
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Jan
9%
.15%
8 Vb May
14
.
-
Jan
1
•r
Vt.Mar
27%
~33/4
Higbie
7%
~~%
.
22%
,
68
Co..
Jan
*
10c
5 3/4
6 3/4
2% ,JUn
May /
20 V4 May
"8%
Instruments
Helmerich
Hercules
7%
*■?
Jan
Mar
2% May,
.
.
1,000
18
Inc
Mining
May
900
.
87,600
Light-
Industries
Bishop
5
9%
Jan
1%
16
41
May*
10 5/a
8
Llthpgraphing
43/4 May
9%
1,600
14%
Inc
Hastings Mfg Co
300
8%
6,800
%
•
13
Radio Co Inc,
Harvey
5%
8%
Mar
May
-
15 ,/
Harvey's Stores class A
5%
9
,,Jan
263/4. Feb
5% .Feb
,
243/a
.
3
Inc
Stores
Hartford
1,350
1
1
3,900
3%
%
9 V4
43/4
—
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
3,200
1
5
12
Jan,,
143/a
23
Harn
2%
5
". Feb
-
Jan
39% Mar
3% May
10
May
12
600
.
~3%
2%
;•
25%
1
Hall Lamp Co
Hamilton Electro Corp
3%
2%
Apr
Jan
3 .' May*
,
3,000"
13
"3
2.3/4
~9%
American Corp..
H & B
44%
43
2,100
Jan
2'/8
V-,8 Vs
'
3
^
.
3%
20,600
8%
.
35% May
:
43%
47/a
$1 or 25c
12%
14%
:
6
3,200
1%
1
..'
1
Inc
,
May1,
2% May
18,200
vz'
~4%
"33/4
50c
Western Industries
&
Gulf
Gulton
7
2%
-7
Apr
10 Vz. Apr
53/a May'
25..
.
Corp
Gulf States Land & Industries
2 %
Jan
,30
174 May
50,700
1,900
"
•
...
24,500
6%
-■
Warrants
May
2%
2%
■v
7
10c
Industries Inc class A com
4 Va
2,200
153/8
May
-33A
6%
6%
2%
5
Products
(The)
Stores
Corp
Guerdon
5
8
3 V4
1
Company.—
6%
Jun
98
Apr
Jun
21 Va Mar
May
1%
30
50c
9c
t——
Hydraulics
Freehold Leases
Greer
9%
Jan
32
28%
9
'
6O0
common
4%
-
3 S/8
1
1
Corp—
Dreferred series A
6%
■v2
Corp
Great
Great
A
5
10c
20c
Co.
Petroleum
Basins
2%
44
1
10
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg si Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio si Electronics
Eureka
3%
.1
common
Ero
Evans
Varnish
Gray, Manufacturing Co—
Great American Industries Inc..
Hormel
Equity
A—r—_—
Corporation
5
'
20% May
Feb
3 %
23Vcr •Tun
Feb
5 va May
98
35
zoc
Empire District Electric 5%
4,900
6'/a
5 Vb May
Jan
1,000
5%
203/b
2,200
2%
2,900
Hill's
Jun
5%
17%
1% May
8%
Jan
4% May
5%
8% May
13/4 Apr
1,000
233/4
Great
Feb
Mar
43,500
;i%
Feb
Feb
22%
16%
5%
35
18,000
-—
3
class
Jewelry
(W E>
15%
18
Jan
23%
1,200
Inc
preferred
165
5%
-5%
•
Inc
Air
19%
1
Corp
Emerton
6
28%
Gordon
4%
5%
15%
lOe
25o
Co
Missile
Electronics Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
Emenee
1
Communications
313/4 Mar
8% May
Grand Rapids
Feb
Jun
2,500
Gorham
Jan
15%
16V4
'1,300
Hoe
Electronic
17% Mar
May
13% May
i63/4
Heller
180' '
15%
16%
May
10 VB
Feb
May
10,300
Feb
Jkn-
'
12% May
.
6 V8
Goodway Printing Co. Inc.—
Feb
May
300
6%
29%
'35
4
Jan
1,500
30%
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Feb
30% Mar
Jun
Apr
,
1,200
Inc
7%
140
V
Jan
99 '
1,400
Inc
Goldfield Consolidated Mine*.
13%
Jun
1
Jan
103 V2
Jan
11
21,800
class B
Systems,
Knitting Mills
Gloray
53
8 Vb May
134 Jan
,-,123/4
?
11% May '
,
too
Heli-Coil Corp
170
"
Feb
17
May
810
2,700
12%
!
Co Inc
Union
Haven
Jun
Jan
137/8 Mar
16% May
27,000
,
Security
Hazel
18
9,100
13,000
15%
1
lOo
Corp
Electronic Assistance Corp
Electronic Research
1,200
11%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Jan
May
'15
14,900
16
—
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(A
Gilchrist
Feb
* 7/8 May
„
1,900
19
155
•
-37
160
•
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Dev
5
1
series A
series B
and
class
Inc com
Foods
4%
'< -/« iviay
6,700
9
8 Vb
3%
200
3%
r3%
38
20o
Corporation
Elder
8Vz
25
Eastern States
Edo
3%
1
A
Can
.7% May
1 % May
10% May
40V4
.
100May
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Devices
Air
5,200
43/4 May
.
May
'
Giant
153/a
E
Company
...
J 1.2°0
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Heinicke
Eastern
Feb
15 Va Mar
io % May
94%
Controls
Giannini
Jan
73/4
May '
6,900
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
Eastern
27
preferred
$4.60
Jan
2%
31J Mar
-
Georgia Power $5 preferred.
Hecla
Eastern
200
3,400*
Genung's Incorporated
May
-»
7 Va
13,400
Plywood Corp
:
General Stores Corporation.
May
1 %
8
32,900
-
>-
6'A May
12
'
General
9% May
3% May
3,600
-•
8y8
47,600
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
4.
Hartfield
-
23A
2%
-
*
*9%
Apr
Mar
45
May
8% May.
2,300
•
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8,700
American
General
1
1% May
4% May
,
Jan
Mar
98
"
Apr
52 Vb
Feb
l3/4
Jan
35%
Apr
53/4 May
:
Ltd—
Co
173/4 Mar
% May
16 %
100
17
10%
52 Vb
-
8,700
108
Ul„w,.„
_
rln««»
——
113/4 Mar
y
ord reg_.
Co
Durham HoRterv
-
33
17
Drug Fair-Community Drug
;
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4,100
•'
5
8%
203A Mar
12% May
15%
143/4
A
Corp
Jan
•»
J
Co
dep
14%
25%
—
Driver
Jan
8% May
•
Drilling & Exploration Co
8%
181/4 May
8 Va May
13%
30%
4%
183/a
May
400
1%
Corpi
General Development
3% Mar
Jun
600
15%
32
Feb
7,100
8%
16
7%
123/a
9
95/b
8 3/4
——'
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A
6& May
"V
43/a£Apr
13%
,
1
Ltd__
(The)
2%
3,900
32.50
Corp
American
2,200
5%
15%
7.50.
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
Harris
2%
4%
16%
;•
—
common
$2
Brewery
9%
—1•
Coal ord stock
Chemical
&
5
2%
Dominion
Inc
2%
.
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel &
Dynamics
Jan
5%
8 3%
3,500
7
1,3/4
Alloys Co
General Builders
Corp
63/4 Jan
3% May
2Vz May
4%
9%
Research—
&
Dominion
Test
12
2,900
High
265/8 May
3,900
6
General
General
~4%
~4%
"wts'
Acceptance
General
Grocery
Dominion
Duraloy
Apr
5%
class A conv
Chemical
Draper
149 Va
_10s
-
_
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Dow
Jan
1
Dixilyn Corp
Dorr-Oliver
29 %
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Diversey Corp
Dixon
12% Mar
May
18% May
2,100
May
6% May
4%
Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—lOe
7% 1st preferred
10
Distillers
Jan
Mar
12% Jan
May
5 %
4,300
513
31
%
Products Engineering Co
Dielectric
/■
6%
6%
1
25o
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Mar
10
2,000
22
~7% ~8%
1
Manufacturing
Detroit
Detroit
Jan
139 y2 May
1
8 %
Jan
10%
28ya Feb
7%
6%
20%
Jan
12%
5
■
11%
11
6%
20%
7
Jun
5% May
100
Desllu Productions Inc
5%
r
50o
5
Stores
Dejay
5
4%
—60s
50o
2.50
20
1,300
1,100
96 %
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co.
Globe
Crystal Dairies
10
27%
common—
5%
Globe
Daitch
Low
28%
9
Co
Power
Glenmore Distilleries
Daryl Industries Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
|
Inc
Garan
Gatineau
Jan
23
1%
7%'Mat,
Feb
11 y8
3
3
Shares
High
General Gas Corp
11
U Vb
;
Feb
10%
May
"
-—-J
common
6 Va
93/a
% May
11,300
35 Vz
Jan.:
11%
May
May
*8% May
100
1%
1%
6%
Cutter Laboratories
Class
5
6
6
: 2%
Manufacturing Co class A
class A common—1
Curtis
6
9,600
34
34%
•
1
25a
10o
*
*
•
(Md)
Petroleum
Central
21
1,600
"5% "5%
lVa
,
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Aluminum Industries Corp—25a
Crown
Feb
7%
6%
*
25o
Corp
Jan
22% Feb
4%
1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—60o
Creole
Petroleum
Corp
•
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Crose United
Jan
16 3/4
Jun
_6% ~6%
.
7
Co
Instruments
Cox
17
Jan
13% May
Low
G
Feb
18
1,600
~
Cott
18
20
1
common
14
18
Par
High
Jun
100
14
Corroon & Reynolds
17
100
17
*
non-voting
B
Class
Jan. 1
Low
High
17
Ltd cl A voting—*
Corby (H) Distilling
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Friee
Exchange
American Stock
87
--
Jan .:-
Jan
Feb
May
26% Mar
,7fl Mar
..
(2727)
Number 6167
195
Volume
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 8)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Exchange
;
'
'
*;
<•
■
•
Range
of Prices
■
"i
Par
'
,
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morse
Electro Products
J
Jeannette Glass
...1
Co
•
Construction Co
1
3
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp..
1
\ ...
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
1
5ft
Series B warrants
:—:
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*; 2%
Jetronic Industries Inc
_10c
2%
Jefierson
75c
(The)*.
Corp
Jupiter
6%
5%.
.
10% May
23%
Apr
2Va May
6%
Jan
May
9%
Feb
Mount
-2ft May
414
Feb
Mountain States
1,600
2,700
Jan
Movielab
.
5
5%
2% May
'
1
Mills
15
(D)
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz Drug
&
&
Gas
•
Corp...
Company.
Electric 4%%
Company
Kawecki
Corp
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
Co
(Del)-™
1
..
6%
l'
2%
class
-3,100
-157/8
3,200
13% May
25
\
23%
26
j
21',
27%
Kin-Ark Oil Company
8%
1
10%
-
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■
i
Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirby
Klein
Stores Inc
Rubber Co
Dept
(S)
(I B)
Kleinert
L
Inc
Industries
Kleer-Vu
:
Knott Hotels Corp
:
Corp
Kostln
:
——
A
class
Corp
(The)
Kratter
;
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-
(The) Forge Co
Kulka
20 %
12 y8
12ya
i
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"
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'i
'
3%
25%
3%
A
77/a
Jan
287/a
^
Jan
National
•4% May
600
18% May
24 Va
13
100
13
4Jun
15%
2iy8
221/2
19,100
18% May
28%
Feb
1%
21/a
2,600
2,800
6%
5%
6VB
9%
4% May
Radio Electronics
Mines Ltd
Lafayette
:
3
2%
Jan
25 V4
Jan
27/a May
4
5%' Jan
14%
10% May
15
-700-
13% May
20%
12
141/8
■
200
4%
41/8
51/2
4%
4%
4% May
*
,
Lee
Motor
~lVa
:
15
~7%'
;
71/a
6%;
3%
__25o '
A__
.
-—
800
19
100
8
1
(The) Co
(The)
Lunkenheimer
13
;•
4%
1,300
7,200
67
58% May
21%
21
22%
•
4%
2
25%
7% v
•
25
6
27%
May
"-r
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Magellan Petroleum Corp
Oil
Magna
:
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15%
2oy4
23%
—
International Marine
Ltd
.
Corp. warrants
Maryland Cup Corp
Masco
McCrory -Corp
McCulloch Oil
Johnson
Mead
Mfg
Menasco
Feb
,24y2
24 y2
1 *
5
—10c
Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% .preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp—>
Microwawe Associates Inc—.—i
Wohl
4%%
Milo
Co
common,
Airlines
1
Inc.-...,
(Can) Ltd—!—
Corp of America.
Feb
12%
Feb
12%
13%
8% May
11 % May
19
Jan
13% May
17%
Jan
13
Inc
Don
7%
4.40%
preferred..
4.80%
4.50%
preferred series C
-
preferred series B^
!
-
33.
v.;
'
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„
28%
29%
9%
11%
1%
1%
'
98
20
97
1,000
32
May
1,900
29% May
6,000
10%
2 y2
2
8%
9 V*
;
18%
_19%
9%
9%
5%
5%
': 6%
,
-
6%
25%
97%
Town .Corp
.100
preferred—
common.
,
May,
.
i-
Feb
$4.36
Jan
31
6%
Pacific
Jan
Pacific
3V4
12
;
38 Va
4Va
May
6%
15%
8%
3% May
33
100
25
iB«
24%
2,700
6,000
,
23%
100
Apr
-1%
16%
Feb
Apr
Apr
103%
Jan
2
101
"92.
,
.
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
•
Jan
Apr
23%
Jun
12
6%
6%
40
May
24%
Apr
3%
1% May
9,600
101
„
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Perfect
Jan
94 Yi May
97%/jan101 , May
89
50
:50
19%
Feb
11%
Feb
1,100
150
5,900
11
1,100
167/a
*5%
1,500
5%
13%
13%
100
16
500
13
'
23
May
93%
Jan
7% May
Jan
Jan
17J/2 Mar
Feb
5%
May
64%
Apr
19%
Jan
6%
Apr
4% May
May
12
700
3% May
24%
900
22% May
..8
27%
26
28
1,000
9%
10%
7,500
41/4
29
98%
3% May
55
25
3%
Feb
-14% May
23
3%
v
pfd
Markets
class A
Tubes
Corp
15 Va
Jan
!
Feb
33%
Feb
6
Jan
/
;r9L- Jan^; ,/
96% Jun
Photo
Permian
Corp
.
Peruvian
Corp.
Inc
Oils
—
—
&
Minerals
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
26
Jun
9
May
Jan
43
14%
Apr
Apr
May
21
18% May
21
*
May
33% May
31
317/a
6,200
31
Jun
27%
317/B
28%
1,400
27%
Jan
29%
27%
2,000
25%
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28 Va May
Apr
Apr'
26%
Feb
25%
26 %
2,500
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27%
26
25 V*
25%
26%
900
25%
Jan
27%
26
25%
25%
25%
1,100
24%
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26 Va May
24%
24%
24%
1,300
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
23
23%
800
22 %
Jan
24%
Apr
23
5%
7,000
5%
5%
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%
97
450
92
96
92
10
99
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310
134
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330
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1
154
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95
20 Va May
.
4,700
225
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31%
%
U
103% May
May
88%
4,200
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28%
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97%
132
38,300
46
41%
17%
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95% May
12%
6%
6
18%
99
Jan
2% May
25%
23V2
10%
6
44%
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Jan
90
3V2 May
4%
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104
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100
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92
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2,000
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4
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Apr
5% Mar
35
Jan
May
17%
Feb
5% May
10 V*
Feb
9
Jan
100
5% May
15,700
3,800
4,100
20,300
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May
36
27
17%
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May
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Jun
Jan
106% May
10
Mar
66
Mar
24 %
Jan
53
Jan
1 % May
1% Mar
6%
800
5% May
8%
5%
7%
8%
2,500
6% May
11%
7
100
19 y4 May
24%
Feb
May
23%
Apr
20
18%
2
1
2
B
Circle
9%
20%
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
1
Traffic Co
2-®0
Pentron Electronics Corp
,
pep Boys (The).:—
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Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
;
Long
Island Inc
25c
Perfect
92
Apr
iVa Mar
26%
5%
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3% May
12,400
.
<
May
1,400
20
18%
3ft
8%
9
7%
87/a
Pato
Jan
25
Jun
3% May
*13,200
•
& Light 5%
Super
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
13
15%
'
--7.200-
27% '
10%
5"% May
4%
Corp
Class
Jan
'
; 14%
May
12 % May
1,500
13%
class A
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
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Pall
Jun
:
•
Power
Page-Hersey
36% Mar
: Jun
4% May
11%
Feb
Mar
26 y2 Mar
14 % May%
400
4%
%
G Ya May
2
84,800
.25
conv
Paddington
21% Mar
4%
.
% Mar
V4 May
16,100
56%
conv
Packer's
Jan
May
2,500
—
dividend preferred—
dividend preferredNorthern Airlines
Northwest Bell Telep
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Jan
1
3%
88 V4
7%
4
16%
Jan
L2% Mar
8% May
1,200
,
Mar
15%
55
Warrants
15 V2 Mar
19
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Jan
93
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Clay
$4.75
15
'
62
16%
4%
:—1
—1
—,——1
A com—1
Industries Inc
Lighting $4.50 preferred
.$4.40 dividend preferred—
$4.75 dividend preferred
Jan
May
\
Jan
4%
Jun
7,900
55%
siiares_10s
—Lx
5
cum
Jan
May
,
Jan
'
2% May
55
14
8%
11
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preferred
5%
11
50
-23%
16,100
97
21%
Jun
8
5,800
101,
23 V2
2,600
2%
24%
1
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% Jun
_
15,200
12
11%
101
7%
2%
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14%
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3ya May
8% May
7% ;
6%
2%
ft
25%
Power
Jan
10 % May
33 y2
33
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2
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Jan
4
42
28% May
17%
700
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Jan
2% May
17
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250
90
89%
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3
r
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170
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12%
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400
10%
9,200
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Apr
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1
15%
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1,200
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4
4% May
2
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600
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15
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9,600
13
14
4,400
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Amer
.
39% Mar
'
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of
Corp
Mfg Corp
Rubber Corp
Securities
Oxford Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing class
29% May
4% May
-
2
55
Jan
22 V*. May
•>
9%-
.
-3,500—
5%
3
Jan
-
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'ioy8
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5%
1%
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107/a
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700
.
2%
2
preferred
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6%
cum conv 2nd pfd A___
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5 % %
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5%
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x—
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5% redeemable 1st pfd series A_.
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4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred.
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4.50%
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4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred-
Mar
6
r
1,200
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10,000
5y8
Jan
38
1,000
5,300
.
12
2V2
«
6
2%
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May
3,200
5'
4%
1%
5%
(Del)
Old
Feb
2,700;
1,200
V.
24%
23%
IV*
6,100
1ft
5%
& Southern Railway—L
American Royalties Inc
Jan
% May
36 V*
%
Inc
Jan
138
May
33
1%
Inc..
Lites
Feb
2%
1% May
31%
32%
36 %
13 %
8% May
7,900
'*
Jan
Jan
36
Jun
5,000
Feb
1%
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28%
6,400
-
97
Mines Ltd
Ohio
Jan
.1,100
.
11%
92.
12,600
32%
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Pacific
2
4,900
%
1%
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410
15,000
.
4%
;
17%
*
100
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35%
33%
-
1
!
13%
%
11
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42%
24,600
26 y8
13 Va
28%
50c
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1
1
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•
York Auction Co.
•
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Zinc
Mexico & Arizona Land.
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Jersey
40%
:
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3
4 Va
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,
13%
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Mur
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6
24%
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Feb
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11%
1
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17 % May
22
7
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.
-
May
6,200
,
%
1
1
Monogram
'k
3,300
6
~7%
Feb
58% May
8%
24%
May
10% *
3%
——
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Molybdenum
c
34%
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27 V*
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700
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32%
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5
6
2%:
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1
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•
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd—100
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14 Va May
22
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22
6
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Mill Factors *^rp
,
3,700
20 %
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4,000
2,700
147/a
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;
23
-17%
Jan
17%
45
14%
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; '4»/2 May
800
23
.10
-
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j
5
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;
1,300
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5% May
*
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1
1
10
—1
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New
7,600
;
7%
20%
;—1;
Thermit Corp
Extruders Inc
•,
4
Feb
Cnio
255/a Mar
May
3%
-1
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Midwestern
2,200
"5.
;
%
26
7;
21 y2.
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14% May
16%
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r
4%' Feb
•
Jan
19% Mar
11% May
7% May
40c
May
■
7.%
26y2
3,500
24,100
2%
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Occidental Petroleum Ccrp—
9% Mar
>
1% May
3
800
7%
wi—1_
com
i
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Merrill Island. Mining Corp Ltd
Miami
6%
/
50c;
.
16
20,600
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..." 16%
;
13
2%
Jan
16,900
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Apr
May
21V*
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3
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& Co new
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•"■■5%
20%.
13
2,700
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Maule Industries Inc
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•
3%
.(
14%
10%
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i
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.
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:
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Mansfield Tire & Rubber
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4,600
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12%
16
14%
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Feb
7% May.
'1
3ya May
150
-
M
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4,200
Jan
Overseas
Airlines Inc
Industries Inc
10
Mar
3%
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Vending Co class A—
13%
4%
O'Sullivan
Mackey
32
May
2%
;
vj.:
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May
7
17%
Oils Ltd
Airlines
—
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Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
80 % -Apr
Feb
20%
4,200
7
26
6%
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23
44%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
MacFadden-Bartell Corp
Mack Trucks Inc.warrants
350
2,100
Feb
23
,
Apr
10
12%
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i
Mar
.'
'
1,300
'
4%
3%
25%
-
-.
c.
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May
Jan
4%
.
Jan
Mar
6
4%
Jan
8
7%
10
1
25c
2
.1
10
Feb
Jun
25
24
1
12%
2%
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Jan
.1%
11% May
3% | !ay
17%
63%
;
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7%
25
1
50
pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Novo Industrial Corp
1
,
Feb
1% May
10
4%
16%
,
-18%
7% May
11,000
3%
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Jan
'May'
17,400
67
11%
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!—
a
9%
2%
4
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4
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3% May
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// 8'%
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500
-
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10
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8%
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9
5,700
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40% Mar
May,
15,100
I
1
13%
: 3%
1%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Loral Electronics Corp.—
25c
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
1
Louisiana Gas Service i
.
10
Louisiana Land & Exploration _x—_30c
Lucky Friday. Silver Lead Mines—_10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc—10c
1,300
2%
...1
:
May
4% May
1,400
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Jan
-
9%. May
-
11,300
'
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5%
Apr
12% Mar
7
5,300
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*;
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25%
15
5,300
13
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2%
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-1
100
■
7%'
71/8
—10c
Livingston Oil
—
Locke Steel
Chain';.—'—_—.... .2.50 V
May
18,300
-
-
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Co__.__—
4%
'
Jan
May
11%^'
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Feb
3
21%: 24'A*'•
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8i/a
22%;
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preferred —^—
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15%
•
11
:
1
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1%
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Jan
5%
4% May
300
,
Mi/4 /
11/8
•
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Class
\ ■
t
9
•
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9
300
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■
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—
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5%
;—..
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Corp
(R G) Inc
5%
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3
1
class A
Products
Tourneau
—1 '
—
—
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Lefcourt
Le
Corp
8
Jan
97/a
Jun
3%
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6% Mar/'
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7%
14%
4% May
(
4,600
1%
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2%
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,
8
4Va May
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4%
51/4
;
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9% May
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2,700
10%
9%
f<
\ 5 i/4
5
—.
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7
v
3%
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-
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—
12 %
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3% May
i
Apr
35
8% May
24
800
6.400
„
34%
23 % May
2,000
4% i:
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6% Mar
4% May
..
2%
Jan
200
12
.—
3,100
Jan
1%
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3 Va May
Apr
2% May
700
;
14%
3%
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25 y4
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•
41/8
3%
3
5
of Delaware
Corp
2V2
5,000
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National Video Corp class A—
Nedicks Stores Inc
*
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Industries Inc..
Lanston
3
'
&
Larchfield
2%
—
—
Lamson
13%
3
IOVb May
*
8% May
3,900
5,400u
12%
12
__1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
Lamson Corp
10y2
12
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Corp
Shore
Lake
12
.
5
Associates
Telefilm
National
Feb
L
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9%
National Transit Co
National
Nelly
—1
'
25 %
4%,;.
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National Rubber Machinery
■
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24
•
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7,600
1,700
4%
—
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National Research Corp
2% Mar
1% May
Casket
Nestle-Le
L'Alglon
Jun
6
800
25%
10 %
9%
:
*
,
4
Milling—3
1
1
Weld Machines
Rental Ltd
National Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc.
Jan
-
——
->
National Equipment
Jan
-
Jun
5%
5%
National Electric
10y8 Mar
9,500
■r
Jan
8%
4%
9%
;
2.50
—10
——50o
National Company Inc
Jan
'19
6VB
18%
22%
Mar
14
4%]"" 4%
Bellas Hess
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
National Brewing Co (Mich)
Jan
Jun
May
9% May
1,000
35
May
1,100
23%
25
10%
National
Jan
191/4
-
~4%
2.50
Inc——±.z
National
Apr
Apr
16
9,400
Feb
May
9
5%
7%
1
1
A
Nast, Inc class A
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Feb
13
—10o
■
-
187/a
21
100
...
Jan
J
Nat
Feb
5%
Electronics Corp—
Class A common
%
-1,500
4
3%
i8y2
14%
6,900
:
10%
5ya
5%
Industries Inc
Napco
Jan
19 V2
15% May
1,500
,
1%
'
ft
3%
Feb
2%
13% May
5,000
156
ft
•
3Vb
2% May
1,900
17%
16%'
Jan
Jun
2,100
4
15%
19%
V
12%
v
•
18 May
1 %
4
17%
;
'
6% Mar
"
Feb
1% May
10,400
2%
2%-
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-2,000
1%
-
15
—_33%c
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3,700
14
9% May
-
1
1%
2%
2.50
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—5
7.50
1
:
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Klion
800
1'
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15%
1
10c
•—1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
10%
-
Jan
1,000
27
Corp—
Namm-Loeser's
.
8% May
1%
10
1%'
'
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1
;—1
—1
Kingston Products
1,700
9%
8%
4%
■r
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27% Jun
:
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114
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Company——
Feb
Feb
50%
y2 May
18 ;
May
42,800
Apr
21%
!
20
14,400
.
'
-
•
Kitogsford
•
•
4
Feb
18
9 % May
15
,: 26%
-—1
26%
May
13%
15%--
-
Jan
Jan
99 % Mar
18
1,800
21
V". 3% Jan
Jan
95 V2
10
.,
Jan
14%
'
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Muter
Apr
10V4
400
15%
25%
.500
class A
Co—
Muskogee
10% Jan
.
May
2
9,100'
95%
18 %
'
■~5% May-
20,^00-
2%
-
95%
11%
__._2.50
x—1
10c
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
Kilembe
7
6%
"2%
*
21
-
•
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kltide (Walter) & Co.
.
95%
pfd—100
1
1
1
-25c
5
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co—
Kavanau
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—4
-50c
.
14%
26%
Inc
Inc—
TV
2,100
5%
5
10%
Inc
High
153%
Jan
5% May
4% May
37/a
Tel & Tel
Ohio Mfg Co new com
Muskegon Piston, Ring Cp
k
Industries
7% :
1
Murray
Kaiser
6%
Inc
Star
Muntz
100
5%
144%
4
Videotronics
MPO
20
5%
Company
Vernon
Movie
Mar
12
'4% May
6% I -7,800
.
11% Mar
5% May
Diablo
Range Since Jan. I
Low
146% 148%
146%
I
Shares
High
25c
preferred...
6%
Mt
class A.
•
_
Industries
Mt Clemens
2,800
6,800
2,100
3,000
13% 14%
3
3%
6
• 6% 5%
5%
2%. . 2% v
2%
2% *
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.
Low
Par
High
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock
Sales
Sales
Range
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*,..
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7%
3ft
1,300
3,600
15%
9%
28
3%
9,200
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"3%
May
5%
Jan
13'A May
24%
Jan
71
8 Va May
13%
15%
74
1,500
9V4
27
9%
28
300
'1,300
7%
7%
8%
9,200
13 %
14%
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11,900
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6
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4%
8% Mar
Jan
2ft
2,900
3,800
3
12 % May
6%
14%
w
7% May
Apr
400
72
~3%
17
Apr
3
May
3%
10
Jun
Jan
88 V* Mar
8% May
11%
Apr
Jun
33%
Apr
27
5% M&y
16%
Jan
May
27%
Jan
11,400
% May
lli
Jan
4% May
8%
10,100
Feb
12
The Commercial and Financial
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
stocks
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Low
"
Industries
Phoenix
Aircraft
(Del).
Steel Corp
Piasecki
Plastics
Poloron
8% May
12%
Feb
97%
50
96 y2 May
109 %
Apr
16%
17%
Polymers Inc—10c
6'a
6%
6%
&
5%
1
1%
1%
1%
2.50
1
5%
5%
13%
13%
Presidential
29%
b
Ltd
Corp
Progress Mfg
Co Inc common
convertible
(The)
Providence
Public
414 "jo
preferred
1,000
4,800
Jan
4.48%
4.32%
4.24%
Jan
Jun
5a
a
5%
4%
5%
4,900
4% May
Feb
26%
Apr
13
Jan
21
1,500
11%
Jan
22%
18 Va May
500
23
17
Feb
10 Va May
2,200
11'
•
8% Mar
10% May
12%
22 %
21
21
12
21%
12%
1
Gas
Apr
2,100
Colorado—
of
preferred
Puritan Sportswear
Pyle-Natlonal Co
53%
20c
53 y2
•v
>!
12%
11%
12%
14%
Jan
92%
49
Jun
74 % Mar
2,000
91%
49
15 %
•
8
Corp
87 %
2,400
11
125
90%
100
-
Rico Telephone Co
15 y2
21%
May
14% May
4,700
Feb
Jan
20% Mar
_1
•
2%
2%
27%
2,400
2a
27%
411
May
75
2%
28
Jun
Feb
Feb
34
Shares
Standard
Star
r
Rainco
Industries
Inc
•
5%
26%
24%
11%
20
1
Rath
Packing Co
Rayelte Co Inc
Trust
10
40c
Properties
Reda
Statham
7%
Feb
Steel
Co
37%
Feb
Steel
Parts
11 Va May
18%
Feb
Stelnia
15
29%
Apr
Steuan
4
May
Corp
of
15%
Feb
7%
Jan
100
10% May
5% May
1% May
300
21
* May
23 Va
19%
11%
11%
./
2,100
11%
..1
Equities Corp of n y:
5,100
6
5%
6
1
Pump Co
Broadcasting & Dev
Soundcraft Corpj:
21%
1,000
1%
1%
22
-
1
1
3%
3%
3%
l___i_5c
4%
~"3%
4%
Reeves
t ieves-'
Investment
24%
18%
Jan
America—
;
Reinsurance
15% May
19
Warrants
*
21
5% May
Jun
2,900
11%
19%
May
22 y8 May
9,400
11%
4
4%
8,400
27
Corp
3%
l
3%
,
5'*'
; 2% May
3
10,000
4%
■*;
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
May
1%
Apr
Jun
1,900
7/s May
10
66%
63%
67%
4,950
84% Mar
Remington Anns Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
1
10%
10%
11
4,800
56% May
10% May
12%
Apr
14
23 Va
Jan
Republic Industrial Corp
1
~3%
3%
4
2,500
5%
Feb
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
•
5%
5%
5%
1,200
8
Feb!'
Reis
(Robert)
&
Co
Reliance Insurance
1
Co__—
Rico
Argentine
vi,e
Inc
Co
3
b
1965
Metals
1
2%
1,000
2% May
~8a
815
4,400
8 a May
10%
4,200
a May
a
6%
'6
7,400
47/a May
■15% May
9%
Feb
7%
Jan
8% May
19%
Jan
5%
9%
83%
84%
7%
11%
7,600
16 y2
Jan
8% Mar
Apr
17%
19%
1,200
9%
4,400
7%
15
~7
3%
3
2%
31%
Inc
Arner
Shop.
Cobb
17%
19%
8% ;
81/4
11%
11%
n%
3%
3%
3%
10%
10%
27%
700
'
4%
6
7%
1%
17%
19%
Sunalr
Electronics Inc.
Sunset
International Petrol
Feb
9%
600
10%
2,400 *•
11,800
18
9%
11%
11%
10%
11%
17%
1,700
7,700
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1%
1%
1%
28%
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,
12
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4
4%
7%
87/a
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15%
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8%
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1
4%
4%
4%
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2%
2%
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1
Haynes
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3%
3%
Jan
5% Mar
18%
Jan
30%
Jun
Jan
12
15"% Mar
7,600
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5%
Jan
,15% Feb
7%
Jan
5
3% May
2% May;
4,500
27/a
3ya
1
10%
-
7% May
8 a May
14,000
r
Feb
8% May
2% May
2,700
.
Jan
518
57/a May
3,400
;
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12%
Jun
14 %
900
9-%
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26% Mar
5% May
3% May
3,400
15%
Feb
Jan
315
6,700
7%
5
Inc_____.
Consolidated
800
1
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Lid——
Industries
,200
6%
86 %
13%
12% May
10% Feb
; 600
37/a
6%
6%
-30c
_
_______
Jan
'
...
1,500
2% Jan
3%
Feb
100
3%,
2% May
4%
Jan
Lawrence
Corp Ltd
Inc
i
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series
series
4.40%
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6%
7%
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25
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20
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4%
*;
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7
Feb
Feb
101/j
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131/4 Mar
-r
class
b
a
1% May
27% May
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18%
Jan
2%
Jan
33
Feb
36
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3
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7/a
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'
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4,800
'
2%
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30%
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-
6
5%
/
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10
r'May
66
.
34% ;
30%
321%
9% Mar
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6
5%
5%
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10
•
5
12 %c
preferred-,
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30-
r
Technical
Material
—
Technical Operations
Technicolojc lnc__.
Tel-a-Sign
Telecl.ro
_
Feb'
Mai"
TelePrompter
Warrants
Television
Texas
22%
10:%' H7/a"
2%
3%-
8%;
8%
6%
6%
3%
Corporation-—
&
Corp
——
i.
Textron
Electronics
Textron
Inc
11/a
V
5%
61/4
8%
10%
22,400
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16%
171%
8
-
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3%
4%
.
-
.
Cuba
Trans
Lux
5,200.
3
7%
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6%
Jun
4
3%
4
3,100
3%
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5% Mar
3%
3%
4
7%
5%
7%
19,600
3,700
27/a May
5% Jun
10% May
2%
3%
.
4%-
4%
2%
-
3 %
4%
1% May
1,800
200,
37%
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13%
Feb
Union
Gas
9 % Mar
Union
Investment
-9%
100
4%
5%
4,600
Canada
150
4% May
9% May
6%
1,800
5% May
20%
21%
82
85
94%
9% May
3% May
94%
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81
19%
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23%
19
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2
1,000
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.
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4
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.
9%
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21/4 Mar
2%
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261%
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861/2
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..
,
372
.
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v* 18% Jan
10% May
,
6%:
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5,500
3,900
7% May
12
Feb
10% 4
■' 5% i
2,200
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13
' Mar
5%
13%.
13%
27%
31
..
7%
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•
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13%
24
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5
121/2 Mar
5% May
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26
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,
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350
45,000
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.
8% Mar
11"% May
21%
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431/4
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24
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10
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41/4 May
1,100
1,100
22,100
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13,000
1,100
10c
1
1%
18,200
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Jan
United
8% Mar
United
25% Jan
United
Stock
Yards
Aircraft
Canco
Oil &
Jan
United
Foods
Feb
United
21
May
United
Milk
Jan
United
Molasses
May
%
Apr
1
May
American
1
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& Investing__2.G0
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Feb
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Apr
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Air Conditioning
U
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7%
1% Mar
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600
22
200
21% May
4.
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——
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1
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7
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6
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4
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1
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2.
6
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40
41
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5%
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8 ' ;
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8%
57/s May
9V2 May
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700
1,400
7
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5% May
61/2 Mar
40
17,100
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32
.
Feb
Jan
26"%. Jan
12
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dep rets ord regis——10s
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100
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22%
15%
11% May
41/4'— 4%
,
17% Mar
Jun
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71/2 May
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20>
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30%
4% May
-
of
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81/2
9%
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98%
20
5%
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41/4
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16
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.
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94% May
27% May
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•
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l57/a Mar
Feb
10 Va
-
19% May
ii,900
•
3
May
11%
83
16% Mar
2,300
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24% Mar
9%
20%
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10
100
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f
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13
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.
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1,200
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14%
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22
.
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warrants
6,100
15%
12.50
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1
11*6
■
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Mar
Feb
23,900
6%
*
•
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15%
5%
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88
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5%
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5%
14
11
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87
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12 %.
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21
88
1
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&
3% May
37/a May
12%
5%
21/4
4%
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—
class
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10% May
13% May
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7,100
1
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.
16%. May,...:.. \ ('26 V2 Feb
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1,200
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Pliotolab
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6%
22%
13
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19%
277/a
.
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6%
loo
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Feb
May
6% May
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9% Jan
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Universal
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500
.
18%
20
100
;
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7%
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11%
8
,
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rets
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41/2 May
100
;
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121/e May
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24,100
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,
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'
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cumulative
18 May
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.
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Taylor International Corp—
Jan
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5
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20
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Jan
18
5
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20%
300
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600
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Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
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21%
18%
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18
20
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Mar
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Supermarkets Operating Co
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500
preferred
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20
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preferred
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series
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preferred
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24%
-
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18
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Feb
2,200
17%
Jan
Apr
:.■■■ 6
10,100 -
17
Jan
14Va
,
16
400
12%
16
Jan
34i/2
18,500..
18%
.
9%
241/4
May
5,200""
16%
32
,
27
,
1,100
i-iv
17%
Jan
5
3,200'
4%
10%
'
3% May
9% May
2,900
3%
Jan
7%
>: 11% May
1%
3
Feb
6%
Jan
6,900
29%
3
May.
22%
Feb
14%
7% May
'
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1
—1
—
Inc.
Styion
Superior Tool
V''
107/a
28
——•
1
—
-
Corp
Corporation (Del)
Supercrete
14
;
Jan
15% Mar
2% May2% Jun
1,700
8 3/a
Feb
Mar
28%
4,700
18%
—50c
5
1
10c
Wells
Struthers
,•
800
-
117/a
86
•
,
32%
7,000*
3%
Feb
-
..71/4 May
141/4 May ;•:/
4 % May
41,400
7
3%
15
17% May
2,800
17i/2
8%
9
5
_10o
1
Corp
4
May
77% May
,
21% Mar
Jan «
Jun
7%
1,300
3,100
/
315
£1
Roxbury Carjiet Company—
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
&
3%
Jan
83
70
7% a"
7%
14%
y.
2,400
11%
14%
Broadcasting Inc
Ryerson
16% Mar
6% May
6%
83%
1
Roosevelt Raceway lac
Ross Products Inc
±
Rowland
Products
Inc
Ryan
20% Mar
11% May
1,600
Royce Ltd—
Russeks
Jan
2,400
57/a
10
pl'd f__. -100
Inc
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Iiic_
Royalite
4%
107/8
10
6%
1
Inc.. ._20c
Corp
Rusco
May
3% May
.
;■
7 % May
8%
•
common
Products
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rodney
Rollins
.
2%
10%
50c
1
common
Jan
class
Technical
Rogers
Rolls
14%
a
to
Finance
Robinson
1,400
Stopr &
800
500
3%
Strong
5% May
77%
Feb
24
•-
15% May
400
6
5%
Apr
23% May
Jan
May
500
77%
Apr
24% Mar
23%
5%
5%
1
*
Co
84%
Jan
Jan
•
14
,
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
VafTey Gas co—
extended
Ritter
IlOo
13%
15%
.-
%
Ltd
Warrants series
Rio Grande
14 Va
l
Mining
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines
14%
1
Resistollex Corp
:
Restaurant
Associates
1
7/a
1
17
16%
•
7%
Inc
Co
Container
Stoue
16%
22
2,000
4%
Ltd
Company
b)
27
Feb
22
1
Corp
(j
30%
-
21%
10c
50c
Aluminum Products—
Brewers Inc
Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson
Jun
Jan
-
1
Inc
Sterling
Sterling
19%
Apr
5%
2% May
1,600 /
13,300
2% Mar
17%
%, ■L 2,900
:
1,800
10c
preferred
Canada
Chemical
Sterling
22%
6
Ltd
common
Instruments
of
23
22
5%
class a
Corp
convertible
50c
36% Mar
23V2
—1
b
Mines
Inc
(The)
Step bail, (The)
1
a
Realty
600
Feb
Investment
of America
Class
1,800
5%
4%
14%
12% May
400
5
4%
12%
5%
12%
1
a
Rapid-Americun Corp
Estate
12 %
20c
Inc
class
new
Industries
Starrett
Enterprises Inc
Ramer
Uranium
Mar
41% Mar
25
5%
Corp
class
Tube
Stanrock
22%
22%
1
1
1
Co
Aviation Corp
Stanley
Jan
Jun
75%: jan
23%
3o
Inc
St a 11 da i'd -t h 0 m so 11
Jan
Feb
23
May
86
25
25
25
Co
Products
6%
9%
11%
30% May
600
2
1
Southern Realty & Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-o-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class a_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lo
Stahl-Meyer
Inc_
•
Standard Brands Paint Co
1
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard For gin gs Corp
1
Standard
12
22%
.
900
26%
Line
Standard
q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
25%
26%
Materials Co Inc
Metals
5% May
4"% May
6 Va May
3,700
23%
Petroleum Corp„2
California
Standard
50% Jan
2,000
23%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Apr
30% May
Jun
3.1Q0
27
33
26V4
cumulative preferred-,
Apr
6%
May
—25
Jan
13%
3,000
1,100
23
38
-
25
2%
May
5 a
15
22%
'
Jan
3,800
31%
,
Apr
19
€.100
25
preferred
38%
8 3/8
700
9%
13%
26%
323/4
62%
Jun
300
6%
8.33%
preferred
Pipe
5%
.7%
7
Jan
Edison—
cumulative preference
convertible preference
Southern
160
5%
14%
1
4.56%
4.08%
1,400
5%
7%
16.'
12%
"
150
39
High
% Jan
>3% Jan
% May
2% May
2,500
26
.
.
6Va
1
-
12 % Mar
Southern
24%
38
£1
Co
original
26
12.50
Corp
Oil
cumulative
Jan
12%
•
1
5%
Mar
47
12%
,
4.78%,
8% May
9%
Inc..
California
Southern
9%
42%
1
Feb
13%
5
43%
Co
Feb
43
1,700
•
Oil
19%
24% May
6,000
2%
•
11
5% May
31%
9
20
Company
Service
Puerto
6%
29
9%
1
1
Mines
Feb
60
Is
2%
Manufacturing
Penn
May
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
2%
Corp
Coast
1a May
31
Airways
Sonotone
Soss
44 y2 May
v
~9%
1
Proctor-Silex
Prophet
c
400
Shares
High
%
rets
Publishing—
Venezuelan
Sinclair
South
Jun
Low
250
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Southern
10c
$1.25
'
2,800
;
deposit
South
Jun
for Week
a
preferred
Ltd—
Simpson's
Slick
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Inc
Boardman
conv
Jan
2%
Realty Corp—
10c
Preston
175
110
31%
$3
Jan
May
9
200
47%
.
5%
12
1,200
American
13%
1% May
6
1
class
New
1%
31 '
66%
Inc
class a
New
1%
•
Inc
Prentice-Hall
Real
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
Automobiles—'
Simca
Simmons
44
Jun
3% May
3,200
9
a 10%. Jan
13% Mar
7% May
•
Apr
20
Feb
,-May
33
loo
500
6
46%
•
1
common.
-
5,500
14%
"
9
.6
800
33
33
(Del)—2.50
13%
1,200
6
a
new
3,300
r';
8%
8%
8'a
:'Ti%
Corp of Canada
Co
■r
•
Corp——
class
Lambert
,
10
50c
Co
Mfg
Alexander Inc
Precisionware
10% Mar
1,100
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd&
Jun
2,800
9%
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class a
Power
7%
8'a
97%
8
•
Lighting
Silvray
8% Mar
Jun
9%
6cale_
&
6%
Feb
Jan
97%
Products
Powdrell
7%
May
6
1,800
13 Va
9%
Polarad Electronics
Real
.
Week's
.
p&r
Ltd
Silver-Miller Mines
6% May
Jan
1
Atwood
&
Pneumatic
3,200
•7
-
5%
May
3%
-
1
50
—*
Materials
Plume
1,600
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
6%
6%
4
500
5%
-
39% Mar
Jun
Corp
Industries
Pierce
Pioneer
6%
6%
1
Corp
4%
5%
21%
3,600
7'/a
~5%
1
10c
4
Co
25%
4%
Dist Tel co—10 pesos
Philippine Long
21%
25%
High
Low
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Pharmaceutical
Phillips Electronics &
Phillips. Screw
of Prices
STOCKS
k
Par
Ramo
.
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Friday
Friday
Pratt
Chronicle
(2728)
8% May
193%
192% 194
130"
179
1
3
2%
3
1,100
-
5%- 5%
400
-
Jan
2% May.
5% Jun *
41/4
194
4
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jun
-
6%
1
Jan
Jan
Number 6167*.
195,
Volume
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
*
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
s T O C K s
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Siock Exchange
American
•
Last
i
Sale Price
Range <
'•:©f Prices
Low
*
United
Stockyards
6
4
Corp—
May
_
2%
2%
2
600
2'A
*
1,000
49V2
-
com.lOo
6'A
Universal Insurance,
Valspar
Valve
:
Corp
Corp
of
America
Corp. Of America
(The)', instrument Co
Viewlex
6%
37,600
~5
28"'-'-
-—75
Va
8%
; 7%
400
11%
2,600
4V2
5Va
5,100
6%
7%
20,500
-
6Va
9,900
43A
3% May
-11'A
; 5 Va
12%
7,000
H3/4
8,400
10% May
'
6
Coal & Coke Co_.
Products
Vita
Food
Vogt
Manufacturing.
VTR
Inc
12%
14 Va May
Jan
•
9
.
3,600
5
1,000
2%
Jun
1%
5,700
2%
National
General
National
Jan
4%
Jun
2%
5
2%
8V4
Research
Jan
Aircraft
Waco
Co_i_
•
Wagner Baking common
preferred
7%
Waitt
Bond
&
__4
4%
-10
9
9
13A
2
Waltham Precision Instruments
Webb
&
1
Co.
Weiman
Products
West
Utilities
Texas
5V8
400
:io
20
—i
series
Feb
3%s
series E 1978
3s
series F
3%s
series
27'A May
30
400
20
12 Va
15 Va
Feb
% May,
1%
Jan
22% May
29.'A
Jan
9V2 May
21 Va
Jan
3%
Jan
•11
800
600
2 Va
3,600
May
7
300
-
"May
7%
^00
15 Va
7,400
7,800
4% May
14 Va
17%
19,900
16 Va
■
May
16%
14
May
18
96 Va
98
160
93 Va Mar
98
Jun
34 Va
41
May
14%
98
.100
6
800
:
16%
15Va
-
:
«
—
15%
2
800
18% Mar
7/a
Corp
—
—
6%
2,200
5Va May
5,300
4Va May
6 Va
4%
4%
■4'A
3,000
14%
15 Va
5Va
6%
4%
'
4%
5'A
4%
13 Va May
16% May
3V2 May
7% Feb
4Va May
8
8%
Jun*
5%
.
Period
dsco
>Amer
conv
Feb
1998—
Jolsa Chica Oil Corp 6%
conv sub deb
loston Edison 2%s series A
1970
JSF Co 5%s
convertible 1969
Irandywine Raceway Assn 6s 1978
Steel 6s
Sethlehem
1
Aug
)avega
6'As
1st
1st
1st
Period
Stock Exchange
%&SfJSS±—L
Dn5"e?onvas?boSede" Mure. 1981
U
S
Rubber
Feb-Aug
May-Wop
1967
Steel 4s debs
f debentures 1986
States
s
Vanadium
3'/as
—
__
- -
—
~~r.Z83SI
^pr«-Oet
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
123%
conv
1983
June-Deo
-—Mar-Sepf
1969
1976
subord debs 1980
Mar-Sepf
Virginia Electric Si Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Mar-Sept
1st Si ret 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 2 %s series G 1979
June-Dec
First ana refund mtge 2%s ser H l980__Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As series J 1982
April-Ocf
Virginia & Southwest
General mortgage
Fixst
Ry
lien
__
Vornado
1Q1
30
10
7
•
118 125
*85% -*93'/a
96% 97%
101'A 102%
-
,
97'A
102%
—
100
82'A 83
—
—
224
\-
—
—
113
127
—
38
118
82
93%
95
100'A
99
78
Inc
5s
conv
subord
debs
1973-Aprll-Ocf
May-Nov
F«b-4«o
1982—Mar-Sept
—
-
—
—
—
■
-
*88- *90'A
103/a
..
92
1981
B Jan 1991
mtge 4s Income series A Jan
Gen
mtge Income 4'As series
3%s series B 1971
April
April
——Feb-Nov
—
__
__
—
113% 114'/a
100
105
70'A 70'A
70
84'/a
86Va
97%
90
49
—
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95%
82
82 Va
85V4
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98'A
86
90 Va
85V4
85%
93 Va
84
92 V4
137
—
97
•
__
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2
5
88%
80Va
86
__
5
96
101
10
12
101V4 105%
16
102% 105
103Va
86.
70
94
;
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73
101
101
—
99% 103ya
91 Va
94
89
92
89'/a 94%
•
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10
1
5
90
70 ,, 83Va
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119
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106 ■
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8
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97 V, 100
70
84'/a
69%
-
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80
2 ;
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7
4
2
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—
—
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94'A
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—
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66
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—
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9%
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$60
•
—
-
—
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
—
—
—
—
—
$50
—
—
$99'A
-
—
—
—
—
43'/a 43%
48% 48 A
—
100'A 100'A
61 Va
'
Jan-July r. 43%
64
94
—
47%
' 43%
26
l
48 A
48
Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule transaction
range), t Ex-dis-
"
-
'
Interest
136
3/
82 A
86 ,a
—
—
Sale Price
Penn
West
Penn
Power
West
Shore RR
3'As
Electric
3'As
series
I
1966
gtd 2361
1st 4s
May-Nou
Jan-July
1974
:
4s
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
—
1st
mortgage
series
3'As
1979
C
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Western Union Teleg. Co 5'As debs 1987__Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970_
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
^_Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Noo
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Feb-Aup
Wilson
&
4'/as
Co
s
Central
f debs
RR
Jan-July
1978
1st
-,
„
__
.
;
...
.
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.
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*73'A
95%
• '
__
—
.
•
—
—
77
77
96'A 99
104'A 107
86
87
:—
3
6
—
—
—
—
95%
99'A
80%
92%
99 A
50% 59%
50'A 59_
92
97 /a
80% 81%
102
6
-
--
96%
4
8
—
103%
33%
-■-
-
97% 97%
107
107
107
95%
.
56'/a
...*101
„
__
-
.
High
04
80%
92%
,
—
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99....99.
.57 .. 57-
56'A
56%
.1
..>
..
__
i
Jan\*.
29
5
--
--
94% 95%
94
95
87% 99%
85
86'A
95 ^ 971^
2
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88'A
88'A
15
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__
—
—
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—
—
63
40
1
3
—
—
60 Va
40
79 A
65
57
80
.—
—
—
—
1
89
—
Co—
■
■
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mortgage 2%s
31
Low
No.
.-- 97.Va- -97'A
.....*.79.%. .85 ...
1982
debentures
5'As
■
.*85_
.
97Va
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Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
High
Low
,
...
West
,
30'A
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As l967__Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
Range Since
or Friday's.. Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
Last
Period
Exchange
gtd gold 3'As 2000
ref
first
RR
Warren
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
8)
(Range for Week Ended June
mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
2029
Jan-July
May
0 40
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1979
—
Jan-July
__
63
40
*80'A
*81
a
94/^,
—
—
—
81
$120
!
2s 2012—Jan-July
Gen
--
—
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-
—•
•
22
,
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a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range), d
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal, n
included in year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
v
• Bonds being traded flat.
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^
.
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§ Reported in receivership.
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consolidated; "cum," cumulavoting trust certificates;
First
Wisconsin
Service
Public
3'As
1971
2%s 1976
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990
—
71%: 74%
86'A 87 A
90 A 90 A
113% 120
100
116
„
Gen
de Janiero stamped
Wisconsin
__
__
Co—
First mortgage
85/s
94
98
75
79 /a
84
85
82% 87 A
86
88
__
74'A 74'A •
-
—
—
—
—
—
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__
105
--
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—
—
—
--
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—
--
119
97
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'
—
163%
.»c
* —" '
—
—
—
May-Nov
ref mtge 3'As ser C
95
96
Jan-July
B 1995
3s series
ana
&
Wabash RR
,?o/4
5
—
Mar-Sept
first gtd 5s 2003
4'As 1983
ref 4s series F 1983
suhnrd income debs 2008
1st lien
--
;
9QA
94/a
"R3/ .57
98/a 101
91A 91 /a
99 103
97 101A
_
conv
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6
--
101
100
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101
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6s
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101
*91%
100
100
100'A
Corp
conv
4'As
Vendo
101
Jan-July
1976
of America—
subord debentures
subord debentures
Bonds
Sold
Friday's
Bid& Asked
„
74
95
C
Range Since
.,BVantrn
or
—
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
United
4'As
2%s debentures
28
97%
142%
*89% _i' '
--?-?» ^%
- 4-. • . ^ - 93 A
94%
94'A 94%
10 - - 90 A
Apr 1-Ocf
1972—
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
f debentures
s
101
77
32 Va
,
117
10
Week's Range
-
Sale Price
—Jan-July
3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s
,■
Last
96
28
(not
100
93%
20
96%
111
28
65
85
f
91
87
86
96%'
1947
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
—Jan-July
mtge & coll trust
88
T142
96 Va
!
"110
28 Va
Friday
2%s 1970—
94
102
1100
96%
110
Interest
BONDS
j-
87
105
—
"
'
1 1997
(Plan A)
(Republic of)—
fund 3s Jan
Shiking
Rio
130
95
22
88%
88%
88
Feb-Aup
Continued from page 28
J
New York
88%
Mar-Sep
NEW YORK
United Gas Corp
100
Jane-Dec
.—Jan-July
Stores Corp—
>■.
convertible subord debs 1975-.
90
121
25
93
lOOVa
95
90
121 Va
99V, 104
84
1121
Quar-Feb
'77_Feb-Aug
5—June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
Jhicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
56
1927)
(issue of Oct
7s
Peru
69
62
92%
93
June-Dec
3'As 1970
Elec. Power
ippalachian
_
1973
Mar-Nov
Mar-Nov
May-Nov
,April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2VaS 2008
High
37
28
40
155 Va
^
«
Adjustment Debentures'—
5y4s Beres A 1967
Jan-July-4'As series B 1967
Jan-July
• Hanover. (Prov)
6 'As 1949—
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2'/aS 2008—May-ZVou
Apr
Low
No.
High
37
sub debs 1974
June-Dec
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994-—June-Dec
5V2S
Inc
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
90,
119
1
1
Debt
•
American Stock Exchange
98
21
106
100% 102
$103% 106
93»A 93'A
90'A 90'A
92% 93
—
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
#Danzig Port & Waterways 6V2S 1962_—Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
i
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
Sale Price
90
97
106
'
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
96%
87
90
120
$95
__
"
93
3
__
102% 103
103
104
—
Ja7i-July
June-Dec
June-Deo
1963
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
BONDS
I2fii/?
4
24
98Vs
100
__
102%
104
Foreign Governments and
,
-4% Mar
900
1
81%
993A
99%
62
110
130
319
45
23
__
May-Noo
1976-
Corp debs 6s ser A
-
•
-
•
""
6,400
3,400
1,200
debs
subord
90
5
86
90
Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3'/as 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
Jan
3%
-
preferred——
5
Zale Jewelry Coi new common wi——1
Zapata Oft-Shore C0^—--i—-——5©o
Zapata Petroleum Corp—---—
100
Foods
6%
43A
conv
Jan
8 Va May
v
4'A
■€"%
Zion
1
•
Wasatch
Apr
.4
67/8
class A—.25c
Inc com
—25o
Raceway
Jan
6s
•
118
131
81
$83
" A--
1970
6s
"
99
72
2V4 Jan
9,600
18
%
:
-40o
7'A
Jan
3'As
Electric
&
105
95
97 V4
92Vs
Feb-Aug
;
Inc 6s debs
May 1 1980Transportation Corp of Amer 6'/aS 1973
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
23 Va Mar
-
2V4
Express System Inc
Yonkers
Jan
May
14% May
••12
2,450
Gas
Corp
*
J
85
1985
Service
Szabo Food
Teleregister
.,
Mar
6Va May
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—.
Yale
Southwestern
Jan
2,300
dep rets-ord regular.— —5a
—£1
preference.
6%
:»
Mar
29
IIV2 May
8%
14'/a
7%
.
American
-
Jan
10%
14
„..7%
(F W) Ltd—
Woolworth
22% Mar
•
96
97
Mar-Sepf
1983
1985
M
-
16
—
,
Mar-Sepf
L
116Va
-98'
80
—
Jan-Aup
1982
series
-
—
__Mar-Sepf
4V,s series N 1986
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
April-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Feb
14%
-13'A May
6%
1982
series
133
90
55
:
1
97
83
54
-
—
Feb-Aug
1982
I
4%s
46
103
53%
59 %
73
79Va
—
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
;
1981
4%s series K
57
56
106% V
$86 Va
—$89Va
$84'A
■•'.'•84%
92 Va
—"
$83
90
Feb-Aug
—
1979
G
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Jan-July
1976
D
series
5s
24%-Jan
1965
4%s series J
4%s
\
f
1V» May
18
3s
3s
Edison
1973
4'As series H
,
5Va
.7
5%
—1
19
May
•
-14%
15
1
Jan
,10o
-
...
12 Va
18
25 Va
II,500
-
23 Va
1%
May
32
18% May
600
11
—lm;
4J/2% pfdLtd-.,—.
-
38
Jun
■28
-
—25
Industries
•
1
%
2
-10
Industries
Co—
;polnmon__l<HtM
Newspaper Machine-——
Wood all Industries Inc
-
3Vas
23 Va
—1
Wood
■
Apr
100
.
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
(John)
Feb-Aup
12,400
TOO
?.
5%' preferred——
Wood
Feb-Aup
1976
%
"I
—1
Inc
&
C)
(R
Brothers
Wilson
1973
30-
%
i
19
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
B
Va
99
60
103
97
A
19%
'.""I %
30
—1
Co
May-iVou
Mar-Sepf
series C
Va May
153
95
..
85
series
Corp
Power
California
105
158
-
99% lOOVa
104
..
series
Water
Harbor
14
99
90
120
__
Feb-Aug
;
1981
3s
Safe
.
107
,$98
__
;
1972
warrants)
3VaS
11'A
■
•
Wrebolt Stores Inq_!_
(The)
Corp—
(without
Jan
Apr
28
-la
—1
Williams Brothers
1977
Equities
60
92
100%
May-Nov
Jan-July
Feb
2%
White
Williamhouse
7Vas
6s
3%
3 Va May-
3,400
Corp
5%s
Realty
Co
1967
/ 4%
9,300
2%
Co__
& Gas
Southern
4 Va
Oil
Apr
Mar
71/
6
31
—77Va
..
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
1970
Feb
2%
.100
Mfg
3 'As
Rapid American Co 7s debs
Apr
3%
.100
River
1971—
7%
4 Va
Whippany Paper Board
Stag
.
'
121
6
31/
—\99% 100
71 Va
70
73
182,
.
165
185
95
94Va 95
87Va • 87 Va 87Vs
April-Oct
April-Oct
21 y4
A 2%
White Eagle International Inc_
Wichita
1976
1976
1968
May
1
10c
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc.
Jan-July
Feb-Oct
Apr-Ocf
l963
4 V4 May
11
10,400
5
4 3A
—5o
■
3s
100
Ltd—
Co
2%s
4%
Inc
Inc-
1976
•
179
,
102 V, 107
79
96
4,600
13%
U'A
13
Shoe Manufacturing
Weyenberg
7%
94
Jan
5s
95
7
....
95V2 102
100V, 103
: 196Va • -*.
—t
107
94V,
90Va
1" A
125
55
102
.
_
101%,,
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
1974
mortgage 3'As
Power 1st
1st mortgage
34 Va Mar
May
89V2
Hi
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
24
1984
Corp
.102
Mar-Sep
Aprfl-Oct
April-Oct
71
...
56
106%:
May-No*
extended to
1953
59
.
.
1982——May-Nov
deb
5VaS
Corp
Public Service Electric
.
Jan
4
3V2 May ?
6,300
26%
2% Jan
104% Feb
Va May
May
56Vs
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
55
..
53/3
75
97
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1984—June-Dec
,.
3V4 May
.500
4Va
253A
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
3%
4%
26%
American dep rets ord shares
.«
1
84
-100
pfd
Jan
140
due
Ohio
Jan
3
77,700
:...
1.25
4.40%
13
120
Jan-July
1982
81
7
14 ' ■
$31/3
...
171/
70'A
16
>
102
..,100
99
1st 6s
Nuclear
Corp of America 5Vas
Occidental Petroleum 6%s
v
Jun
Inc_
Equities
Western Nuclear
Western
3Va
Jan
lVa May
_50o
Inc
Westbury Fashions new common
Western Development
Co
Western
~3%
—_1
Inc
Company
&
Chemical
-
Jan
6%
9
10,500
86
84 Va
Jan
71%
200
i"'
-
1%
l'A
1%
•
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
2
100
Knapp Inc common
preference
series
$6
6%
May
700
4%
preferred
conv
1 Va May
4%'May
28
280
38
35
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6%. non-cum
IV2
1%
100
.
6V,s
101
120
Electric Power
Nippon
'
94Va
7s conv. debs. 1973—Jun-Dec
5V,s
Hess
94
73
5%s conv
Co
National Bellas
>13 Va Mar
May
9
200
...
;: 5%
5 Va
__1
9%
.■
■/
__;
Jun-Dec
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% ' 1977
Midland Valley RR 4?. 1963—
Jan
23 Va
Oil
60
u
3*
14
12
56
__
conv.; 1981
:
72
„
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3
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Chemical 4%s 1978-
Livingston
Jan. 1
^°w HiSh
.;
.
30%
71
,—^-Mav-Nov_
1970
30 >A
;
1963-—April-Oct—
Power Realization Tr 6V,%
Kaweckl
Apr
7% May
6,000
I,200
-
17
16
25o
.
9%
-8%
5V2S
Manhattan Corp
&
Italian
•
21% Mar
'
-
-
9
9%
■
debs
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972——
;
Jan
13
May
3
5'A
4%
1
2
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Iron
Jan
Hudson
Range Since
Sold
,
;
Stores
Bonds
...JU'A '16V,
Apr-Ocf.
Development 6s 1974
&• Western RR 4s
Hoffman International
,
10%
subord
6s
*
—
Corp—
—May-NoO
1981—;
Ine-5%s
Builders
Hartfield
-
Apr
5% May
1976
wts
ex
Construction
&
Registered
Jan
-
Realty
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
•,%
series A 1993
Jifcp-Nov
series B 1993—Afaj/-Nov
•Ouantanamo
Jan
19%
14%
1
_
11 Va
.
Jun
May,.'
4V2
4s
Last
Sale Price
Divisior—
J
4s
General
Feb
Feb
May
mortgage
mortgage
General
Jan
12
8V4
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7
25o
Corporation
.Virginia
N
1st
'
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,
Jan
lTVa
7 Va May
7»A
5%
97/a
'May
35
-
Vinco
of
Lackawanna
OVaS
Feb
8
8
3,500
10 'A
■
11'A
Apr
May
6V2 May
13,700
;
8
-
Feb
67%
28
8%
8
-
8'A
.1
1
A
class
Inc
"8%
1,100
6
-
-
Venture Capital
Victoreen
*
4%
Jan
Interest
Period
RR—1
Western
&
First National
,,
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5Va
28
-.8
1
25c
Sngar__„
Corp
5'A
5%
29o
,.-17.78
•
Universal Container Corp cl A
Universal Controls Inc
May
2 Va May
10
Universal Consolidated Oil
Utah-Idaho
1
•
Eeb
4Va
-
2%
—-
1955
Universal Marion
7% Mar
8
Apr
May
700
5
r
Warrants Series-1962
Warrants Series
1,700
5%
Lack
alst
Corp
Universal American
Delaware
„
.7%
6'A
6%
U S Rubber -Reclaiming Coll..
High
„•
.
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
B O N D 8,
*
v
Shares
'
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
.
33
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Sales
Week's
Friday
(2729)
,
„
70
75
69% 72
83'A 85%
a
Deferred
Included
not
in
delivery
the
sale
year's range,
Included in
the
year's
n
93
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100
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d Ex-interest,
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y Ex-coupon.
e Odd
range,
lot saV* not
r Cash (UM
by maturity.
.»•«*«
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's hid nnd ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
•
Bonds
«.•
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$ Companies
Bankruptcy
102
April-Ocf
range,
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 8)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Low
.Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Radio
Republic Steel
High
Low
*
Corp of America-
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Par
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sales
Last
s T O CK 8
STOCKS
Sale Price
Friday
Range Since Ja II* 1
High
Low
49%
49%
49%
10
43%
42 Vb
44
5
—i
Shares
r
43%
43%
48%
30
213
_
22%
Agricultural Chemical—
Amer
Americaii
Corp—
Motors
Tel
American
Tel
&
Company
Edison Co
Boston
New
Service
Cities
4 %%
First
New
common
i
w
Gillette
Island
common
86%
1%
100
44
82%
%
.
Southern
Sperry
Feb
Oil
Standard Oil
Standard
Oil
48
Feb
Standard
Oil
72%
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
116%
Jan
Sunray Oil
1 %
Jan
Apr
'
145
51% May
744
77% May*
445
62%
66 %
1,135
35
38
1,350
59% May
31% May
55%
Jan
Texas
23%
50c
43%
39% May
23%
20
32%
Jan
Union
50
*
.
Lone
Copper
Star
Cement
Northern
Railroad
19%
4
Corp
Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
(NH)
.
136
70% 72%
*
Corp
May
75
21%
85%
May
11 % Feb
36% May
51%
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
Company
19 %
40
43
1,173
69%
70
14
29% 31
60
27% May
12% Jun
41
18%
29%
35
May
'
Mar
S
Steel
U S
&
Waldorf
System
Mass
Westinghouse
Co
RR
Electric
Corp
29%
42
Jun
2%
123
1% Mar
30%
75
27 % May
53
4
31% May
22% Jun
40
41
22%
51
62%
30%
70%
612
175
53
283
26
25
49% May
26
Jim
71
20
70
May
10
6% May
25% May
Carey
29%
6%
28
30
1346
Champion
Papers
of Prices
Low
•
5%
4%
39 Va
40%
203
27%
200
30%
32
39%
42%
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati
Telephone
—10
34
34
35%
99%
97% 100
(Dan)
Bois
5%
Cards
~5 /. I~
Hobart
Mfg
10
31%
1
23%
Lunkenheimer
Procter
U.
S.
:
2%
& Gamble
65
328
91
734
4%
'
Jun
Electric
Allen
&
50%
52%*"
530
L2%
39% May
25% May
49
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
Corp
Aluminum
Co
American
of
38 %
24% May
37 Va May
34
93
'
Jun
'
Feb
51
Jun
7%
21%
24%
14%
American Tel & Tel Co
150
39%
Feb
31
Jun
31%
Jun
856
21% May
25% Jun
30%
109%
Feb
92%
Jan
31%
31
31%
23%
24
25%
68%
-
71%
29%
,
.r
7
2,737
-
20
Ashland
5%
53%
42
23%
23%
19%
35%
10
271
May
26% May
Great
1
50,
&
Ohio
35
21%
213/4
5
35 Vs
38%
136
50%
51%
144
43
49%
51%
130
36%
75
25
38%
263/4
373
57%
19
47%
60
15%
10
23%
103
48
183
17%
14%
680
13% May
11%
100
11%
38%
1,318
35 %. Junr
43%
43
43%
1,801 4
41
Leonard
136%
71%
International
40%
Jun
48%
25
210
132
32% May
36 % May
43%
22% May
18% May
52%
32 %
36%
25
22% May
53% May
30
71%
41% May
15% May
183
18
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,
8V4
Jun
Feb
Feb
Jan
41% Mar
114 %
Jan
43%
20 Va 22%
~22%
2,807
17% May
27%
Feb
5,271
46
57 %
Jan
4%
Jan
42 %
•
43%
Jun
50%
49%
29%
28%
29%
750
28 %, Jun
28%
28%
29%
1,891
26% May
9%
300
6Va Mar
51
9
1
May
-9%
•
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26%
27 %
-
72 %
Jun
v
Jan
43%
21V*
90
17% May
25
98
65
117
21% May
59"% May
49
51%
897
45% May
57%
21%
388
45
25 %
26%
52
22"% May
29%
56%
Feb
49%
90
44
29 %
57
39%
30
35
162
:
115
Mar
/.
•
'
j.
V
-
f
Jun
2%
Jan
3% May
Feb
263
9% Jun
600
25% May
2Va Jan
235
28% May
38
20
25%
2%
32%
22
1,263
1,081
7
127/8
38% Mar
2%
May
6%
Jan
Jan
May
2,855
6%
L
*
Jun
1
Jun
2%
207
2%
5%
-5
-A.
'
,
200
•
4% May
compilation
36%
Apr
Feb
10%
Jan
Feb
Mar
4
9%
Apr
May
(Un)
57%
44
45%
69
43% May
21%
170
31%
18% May
28%
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18% May
32% May
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34
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26%
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84
44% May
38 % May
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Jan
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Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
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43
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May
11% May
98% May
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23%
38
36 %
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483/4
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185
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15
22%
48
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Jun
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Feb
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—
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Mar
28 %
27%
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Lorillard
66
17% May
57%
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Dayton Power & Light
Fruehauf
53% May
16% May
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200
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23
28%
42%
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15% May
20% May
19% May
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Low
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•
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194
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105
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52
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25
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27
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,
187
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33
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17
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.
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555
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Jan
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135
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Jan
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Jan
302
55%
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Feb
113 %
May
15%
20%
America
American
Jan
90%
for Week
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50% Mar
20%
16%
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64% May
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Mar
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190
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Jan
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,
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Jun
50%
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Jan
20
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Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
27
42%
Eagle
14
133
.
91% May
Sale Price
Continental
115
5%
30%
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14%
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Shares
40
50
10% Mar
22% May.
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——.
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131
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28%
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9% Mar
6%
1
22% May
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51%
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1,636
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Aeronca
6% May
93%
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Baldwin
45% May
47% May
145
Jun
71
-
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Feb
57%
24%
Feb
24%
54%
2%
26
-
Jan
59% May
137
14
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Jan
45% May
20% May
22%
21%
——
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714
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95%
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S T O CK S
52%
54
16%
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53%
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May
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Jan
33
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215
28%
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50
26%
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12%
29%
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Feb
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1,998
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57%
23%
85
59%
Feb
46% May
14% May
58% Jun
Jan
69
24%
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Association
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53%
56
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Westinghouse Electric
Apr
Apr
■
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42
10
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2
363
40%
52%
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Western
Feb
15
26%
;
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Quincy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
45
16%
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Feb
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-
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1-6%
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Mathieson
Olin
48%
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51%
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Jan
24 %
18% May
450
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45
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29
19%
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50
Jun
33%
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33% Jan
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15
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86% Jun
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55
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175
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86%
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Schenley Industries
Jan
-May
13% May
33% May
10
1%
5
Co
33%
76%
Tobacco
Petroleum-
Dutch
St.
Mar
93
*
May
47
111
-
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43
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Creek Coal
Jan
29 % May
45
37
86%
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2.50
General Electric Co—
52%
54
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Motor
Ford
5/
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100
Street Railway Co—100
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33%
Royal
63% Mar
59% Jan
80 % Jan
Jan
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6%
382
82%
49% 50
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Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
Eastern
80%
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242
32%
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Boston
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42%
Reynolds
Jan
Jun
12% May
98
6,979
41 %
30% Mar
17%
136 %
38% May
71% May
907
104% 110%
109%
33 %
50
25
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15
May
22%
30
22%
14
14%
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41% May
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May
41% Mar
22% May
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25% Mar
33 Vo May
53% Mar
18%
24%
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Number 6167
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Volume
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Calumet
Hecla
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Pacific
Canadian
(Un)
Celanese
Chemetron
—____1
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Corp
series
Corp
Chrysler
Cincinnati
City
4Va %
Iron
1
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Co Inc.Colgate-Palmolive Co
Cpleman
593/4
Jan
17%
Feb
12
-22%
Feb
22%
200
21
36
Feb
9%
1,400
41%
42
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Products
Curtiss-Wright
Detroit
(Un)
Co
Edison
Lines
Air
Eastern
Kodak
Eastman
Inc
——
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National Watch :
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Electric Mfg
Emerson
Fairchild
&
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3,100
35
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303
Jun
56%
Jun
64 3%
42 3%
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300
38% May
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43%
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900
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600
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22%
800
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General
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Candy Corp
Contract Finance..
General
General
General
Dynamics
General
Electric Co
General
Foods
General
Mills
72
———1.66%
_—-11
General Public Utilities (Un)-—
2.50
Gen Tele'& Electronics Cdrp—-3.33%
Genesco
Glen
(The)
Coldblatt
Brothers
Goodyear
Tire
Greif Bros
Gulf
Oil
class
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Corp
.
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100
St
103/4
Schenley
Schering
Jan
3%
Jan
16
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-
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Jun
95%
•
57%
Jun
303/e
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Rand
Spiegel Inc
Sperry
,
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Corp.
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Werner
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Co Ltd
(D H)
Holmes
Jan
,
Mar
50
45
Jan'
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Huttig Sash & Door
Steel
Inland
Interlake
Co
Packaging
Stanray Corporation
Stewart-Warner Corp
Storfcline
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Mar
88
Jun
*
57
15
Electric
Gas
Amer
Parke-Davis
53% Mar
28%
—
1.25 >.'■
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Amer
General
Jun
52%
*" 48%
3%
12%
3.33
Glass
Pan
28% Mar
Jun
15%
•
61J/8
87
420
f
•
Natural Gas
Packaging
Jan
55 Vz
—
v
47 3^
753/4
-
-
Feb
Jan
45%
> 5
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Pacific
Apr
383/4
40 %
'
46%
74
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5
Owens-Illinois
Apr
33% May
Co
Ofln-Mathieson
Apr
27%
T
26
500
89%
74
•
5
(Un)
Manufacturing
Oklahoma
45 3/» Mar
300
V
Gen
30 Va
May
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21%
—10
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17%. Jan
15 %
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Co
54%
8% May
22% May
53%
1
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Fruehauf
32% May
3,290
25%
1
Inc
Dairies
Foremost
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39%
:
65
10
Co
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29%
56%
Apr
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9%
,
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
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Ford
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5
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w i_:__
2.50
Tire
Firestone
Ohio
—
5 <"•
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17 % Mar
800
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1
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Whitney
Fairbanks
70
26%
May
5
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Jan
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21 %•-
\
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I
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JMv
Jun
41%
26
Feb
36 %
5
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El
50
94%
88 V2 May
35%
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1
.10
—-3
—
Jan
May
12%
i
2,400
87y8
7
—
(Un)
57%
27%
5
(Un)
(E L) de Nemours
Ex-Distribution
35
(Minnesota)
Mar
100
56 %
20
Du Pont
Ry
300
39%
1
___
Pacific
14
38
Jan
29 Va
24%
1
Service Co
Northern States Power Co—
'
59 %
25%
______
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Dow Chemical Co——.
.——-J:
24%
36
100
200
10
7»/2
52%
t
Feb
58 5%
300
—
5
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Corp
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47% May
300
90
10
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Co
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35%
37%
,
.
_——1
1
12.50
—
Publishing
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un)
Crowell-Collier
Natural
13
—
Jan
Jun
"
Northern
Mar
50
4%
38 %
61 Va
1
—
Corp new com
Gas
Public
59 %
13
f,
41
26%
Corn
Illinois
Northern Indiana
;
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American Oar
Northern
35%
29%
Delaware (Un)
Jun
Aviation
American
North
Feb
62%
May
40
V
North
.13% Mar
41
50
2,100
26
5
1
—
Jar,
4%
40 %
89%
1
Mfg
Central RR (Un)
York
New
&
89%
-
of
■
Jun
1,200
-
.
49%-' 50%
26% 26%
26 V2
-1.3314
(Un)______10
Consumers Power Co
-1—
*
Container
Corp
of America
5
Continental Can Co (Un)———--10
Continental Insurance Co
5
Continental Motors Corp (Un)
1
Oil
*'
-
8% May
\ ;325
43%
40
v
Consolidated Natural Gas
Continental
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v.-,.
ommonwealth Edison (Un)..
Solumbia Gas System com.—_——12'/2
10
Consolidated Foods
13
9
1
Jun
-r
Tile
National
8% May
12
•
National Gypsum Co (Un)
National Lead Co
(Un)
42 J/2
273/4
—5
(Un)
40 Vs Mar
Jun
4%
5
(Un)
Chem
High
May
33%
65C
'
45% May
3534
5
Corp.—T
Iron
Fuel: &
Colorado
Feb
Register
Low
34
300
36%
34%
38 Vs
39%
3
Cash
Distillers &
National
300
300
-
5
.-1
r
Feb •:
25 Va
Jun.
Jan
36Va
•
Inc
National
Feb
52%
••'
-
900
100
15
———
29
18%
46%
•
10%
42'
f
•
1
common.—
preferred
21% May
Motorola
21% May.
-
Jun
May
51%
21
9%
4314
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Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliff6
...
25
300
300
18%
.-,
.—_10
Co_—.——
Service
Cities
25 %
17% May
36 %
600
10%
-8.50
Electric--
&
Gas
100
.
28%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
33%
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
433A Mar
300
.
37%
•
May
Low
,
1
(Un)
for Week
Range
of Prices
10
*
Co
Co
Chemical
Monsanto
50%
51
r
_____100
Bend_^12.50 ••
_———25
preferred
A
Chicago South Shore & So
20%
25
18%
Northwestern Ry common—*
Chicago 1
31% May
,
23%
—
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chic Mi'lw St. Paul & Pac———0
5%
"«
28^
25 JA
1
Gkramplin Oil & Bef common.:
310
36%
1
(Un)
Products
Certain-teed
300
20%
*
Central & South-West Corp——__'_2.50
Jan
34
Chemical
Monroe
Jan
42 %
31
X31%
*
Public Service
Central Illinois
26
33%
33%
*
Tractor
(Un)
Corp of America (Un)_
Caterpillar
Feb
1%
May
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
Manufacturing
Feb
173/4
22% May
95
23
23
Par
High
May
1
100
1%
1%
:
—
25
;—
11%
320
11%
11%
5
30c
Inc
Low
High
Low
Par
&
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
„
|
;
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
fer Week
Range
Last
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Sales
Week's
Friday
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Machine
105% 105%
Co.
Sheet jfe Tube.
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14%
54
140
14%
14%
300
14%
Jun
84%
*
84%
500
84 Ve
Jun
48'/4
54
8,500
48
May
39%
Jan
331/2
Jan
527a
Jan
Feb
16% Max
130%
Jan
17% Apr
106
,w«r
75 % Max
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Friday
Exchange
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Last
<3
35°, May / 47%
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Oil
Norris
American
North
preferred
5%% preferred
Union
common
Industrial Corp
Preferred
*
V
24
2.00
2.75
v
3%
4%.
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,
Equipment
1
Co
Exploration
Oil
Basin
Williston
10c
,
24
33A
.
4%
3A
.
27
27
5%
9c
;
200, —27
8c
6.25
Sale Price
Alan
Steel
Wood
-t
t,
Arundel
trials
Date
City
Research
Baldwin-Lima
Baltimore
Budd
—
13
1
Corp.
Hamilton
Transit
:
A_4.33
A.
Electric__
77%
'
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•
ties
593.68.
June
4_^.
June
5_
June
6—
June
128.90
1—
252
28
35
25%
2,055
24%
141/4
51
43
l:
-
1
,!
8%
8%
8%
905
5
Co
Company
11%
11%
11%
Curtis
D
C
L
Transit
.
Power
Co
&
Storage
Finance
Class
A.
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
General
'
SI
Battery
•
9%
30%
34%
7
87/s
93A
1
18 3A
18%
19%
*
15%
50%
Lanston
common
87
•
General
,
9%
stocks
82.93 "
87.85
603.91
126.68
114.02
208.78
92.60
80.80
83.06
87.90 '
86.09
126.35
113.22
208.00
92.61
80.80
"83.00
87.78
86.05
,
'
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Industries
6—_—_Z
Feb
Composite
<
.
:
Z
:
;
V
:
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;
;
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,—
Goods
Feb
Jan
Feb
Trade,
:
:
A, \f 109.9
:
A 94.6
1—
5
4%
'
7--''
92.4
45%
9,864
Jun
16% May
-
♦New
8%< Jan
—0.4
135.6
109.9
—0.5
134.4
113.8
'
94.4
-
158.7
149:7
"
'
May
-
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1
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Pennsalt
Chemicals
Corp
»•
-
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common
Pennsylvania Power & LightPennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
6%
Perfect
Photo
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Potomac
.
-
Inc
6%
Feb
18 % May
30%
Feb
No. of
30%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
187A May
28%
Jan
Bonds
■
Electric. Power
Reading
Co
Co
South
&
Jersey
class
Sun
Oil
Gas
com
B
Warner
June 7
2,761,580
5,557,000
299,000
32%
120
29% May
40%
Jan
Fri.
June 8
2,562,170
5,185,000
347,000
31%
502
29% May
38
33
29
May
38% Mar
21,041,630
$39,771,000
$2,007,000
12
May
19
May
55
Jan
16%
Jan
57
168
218
5% May
9,045
2,273
24% May
1,143
.32% May
6%
39
6*%
new
U.
Feb
International
330
51/8 May
■
3,282
57%
658
43
46% May
33
341/a
152
29
20%
451/4
47
15%
May
44
May
Foreign
Jan
.
Bank__
6%%
Transit
intc
and
17% May
531/4
14
May
Jun
•
71
-
65%
Jan
21%
22%
1,296
281/4 May
38%
29
32%
842
28 Va May
3a%
Apr
317/e
33
210
29% May
Jun
41
i
84
$218,000
Jun
87
Jun
Mon.
..
.
1
June 4__
Par
Alleghany Ludlum
Apollo
Industries
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
Columbia Gas
Steel
1
Inc.
:
footnotes,
see page
/4
oril
35%
Domestic
Bonds
$332,000
448,000
260,000
:
A__
^
348,000
296,000
Total
$27,000
$367,000
484,000
270,000
358,000
310,000
$78,000
5,000
$1,684,000
Sales
Bonds
$34,000
15,000
10,000
10,000
9,000
—
738,795
5,284,405
June 8
,
$1,000
21,000
1,497,635
Total
Bond
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
934,765
June 7_1__
160
"
11%
62 »A
28 %
67
25%
26%
5
8%
27%
8%
29
--
-10
70
102
48 Va
May
59% May
-
-
Feb
*
Bonds—
39%
Jan
Foreign
22% May
30 Va Mar
Foreign
10%
8% May
440
24% May
of
1962
•
•
$1,789,000
Jan, 1 to June 8
1962
1961
5,284,405
8,955,700
152,235,609
$1,684,000
Shares
$746,000
32,000
'
1961
281,546,620
$32,888,000
746,000
,
-
r
Domestic
731/4 Mar
26% May
1,000
roou,i'<»
Stocks—Number
Feb
18%
31% May
68
27 Va
:
High
Low
37 Va
Week Ended June 8
Range Since Jan. 1
High
60%
ZZZ~5
41.
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
727,020
June 6_l__v
Sales
/
1,386,190
;
Fri.
Shares
10%
Zq3A
10
Svstemlll™
Duquesne Brewing of
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
;
For
"t
Ja
747,087,000
$780,301,100
for Week
of Prices
Low
07y.
5
™ ""
Co
Week's
Range
Last
;
June 5__
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
663,795,400
$701,508,800
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
Wed.
Sale Price
28,617,000
$29,932,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Apr
7%
Thurs.
1
39,771,000
•
Total
Tues.
-
$1,315,000
$2,007,000
-
i
8% Mar
32%
S T O CK S
$2,000
Feb
21%
87
33,212,000
^-—
18% Mar
46
2,119
205
84
$37,713,400
f\
.
22% Mar
42% May
7%
1977
525,843,223
$41,778,000
I
Industrial
•
debentures
.....
...
1961
418,543,374
19,721,550
*
„_i:
;
Co—
subord
'«
——.A—
BONDS
Baltimore
Jan. 1 to June 8
1962
1961
Mar
20
48%
5,532,000
$41,778,000
—
Jan
72%
183
-
16%
46
28
5,856,000
—
■
21,041,630
,...
—'
Government
S.
Railroad
311/8
—
_•
_
Jan
7%
__iq
common
8
Shares_Z
of
Bonds—
Apr.
10 Va
53%
16%
47% Mar
69V*
6% May
29%
—
Stocks—Number
Jan
6
5%
—
1962
49 % May
20 ya
450
Co
,8
.
8,929,000
—_
Week Ended June 8
325
33%
5
Total
400
V
-
$283,000
34% Mar
5% May
30%
3.50
-
Mar
7%
54 3A
■
j
Washington Gas Lieht
2,895
8ya
i
_10c
Transmission.
Improvement
1,597
,
30%
6
.
Bond
Feb
39 Va
-
Sales
-v
$10,578,000
10,883,000
597,000
36%
_*
•
Gas
8,332,000
'
Govt.
Bonds
481,000
4,187,880
6%
—"2.50
Service
Corp
United
10,402,000
June 6
56
Ramo-Wooldridge
United
6,144,400
Wed.
7%
Lab
Co
Public
Eastern
June 5—
Jan
,
.
28%
_i
Co
Thompson
Tues.
33 Va
13
—.
Texas
$10,295,000
94% Mar
Jun
40%
50
French
Gas
Southeastern
5,385,600
Jun
20%
40%
•
Kline
June 4
66%
125
12
10
common
Electric &
Paper
Smith
Mon.
810
12%
;
Scott
1,697
22%
50
10
common
Finance
217/a
Total
U. S.
Bank
1
72'A
317/a
29%
92.4
113.3
Bonds
Foreign^
and Miscel.
19 Va May
32%
common^™*
Transportation
Public, Service
Ritter
Co
158.3
149.7:
•
Int'l
.1
1,239
*
Electric
94.4
185.5
+
0.0
,
Railroad
Stocks
21
*
5
--
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
Jun
29 TA
*
-
178.2
0.3Z
--
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
31%
32%
3
Z
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.
22%
.
'
19
.
+ 0.2
-
92.4
* '
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19
111.9
135.0
-
Mar
38
18% May
<
m
r
34% Jan
7% Mar
80
-
'
1.
20%
68
f
120.8
144.3
1
—0.4
112,4
20 3A
l
—0.2
110.3
;
150.6
21...
25c
LOW',
High
Jan
24
16%c
:
-1961-1962—
.
Jan
57%
25
Corp
.
114.4
;
'*158.3
—
16%
47/a
Linotype
,
Change
121,1
*113.8
:
—
and Service—:
Finance
:
: *111.9
;
Goods
56
11% May
6%
Inc
Co
Mergenthaler
Z
.
Percent
Percent
-
May 25,'62
Thurs.
Merck
ZZ
1957-59= =100
.
*
1
28
Feb
6%
21%
May 14
Jan
i47A
1
8
Dec
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending June 1,-1962,- for the composite and by;major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Transportation-
26%
631
1
——
stock
—
Durable
15 %
23%
Madison Fund Inc
1961
144.09
124.36
High
Low
114.07
week
groups
Non-Durable
8% May
.
4%
for
Range
113.07
Manufacturing
15% May
50
*
112.24
l
Mar 14
May 29
Feb
13%
the
of
v
760
73A
5
divisor
1962
144.31
108.23
Low
110.96
June 8
■
Mining.,
7%
-
Range for
High
112.23
"T"
1
u__
86.08
,
Closing,
June 4
index
•
t
Jan
19%
Valley RR
Macke Vending class A
•
to 2.988
June
/
Jan
153A
Lehigh
83.21
each share of common stock of du Pont held." This changed the
from 3.03 and that for "the 65 stocks to 15.46 from 15.58.
for
Corp.
June 5—_—
for
industry
40%
51%
20.
86.16
80.97
for the current year.
116%
is %.
22%
87.82
80.95:
92.60
SEC Index of Stock Prices
May
15%
10c
86.10
92.69
industrials
SEC
The
Feb
63%
21% May
-
-
87.86
205.26
65
Motors
the 30
for
210
-
83.20
(35 Stocks)
Jan
122
Jun
77
487/a
;
80.89
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
15%
May
3,006-
i_
Resistance
92.45
averages for
Jun
1
.
210.93
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
33% May
19%
'
.
May
1,666
■
40
Bonds
-
compiled daily by using the following divisors: "Industrials, 2.988; Rails, 5.34;
stocks,
15.46.
;
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'
the 30 industrial stocks and for "the 65-stock composite average give effect
to the E.T. du Pont de Nemours & Company's distribution of one-half a share of common stock of
12% May
55% Mar
1
;
A
Co —
Martin-Marietta
1
ties
are
6.55;
The
a
32% Mar
26%
...66
Corp_'„__—__1.66%
Corp
-
..
■
Utili-..
602.20
Averages
Jan
May
44
39
26%
26%
827/a-
5
.
Total
k"
10
.
!
a205.67
Jan
"'49%
-
May
11%
Rails
Jan
39%'May
143
25
class
Inc
International
45%
2
Motors
Homasote
44
:
6
Rails-'
111.10
Jan
24
566
1,521
26 %
1
Dairies
Food
.
50
47%-
29%-
86%
preferred"—
Giant
11%
44%-
27%.
5
;
common
trials
Jan
40'A May
177
-
25%
old
Acceptance
General
7%
47%
45
Stocks
~
Grade
111.67
Utility
I
Stores-™
Co
82 3A
823
44%
28
_10
:
11%
407
94%
6%
11%
;•; 63
.
10
Second
Grade
125.56
—
Utilities,
at Bait—
of America
non-voting__
Food
43 %
class A corn20c
Light-™
i_6.75
:
!
;
5
Light
Electric
85%
41%
1
System
Delaware
92%
1.80
25
Publishing Co
Duquesne
■
i
Co
Indus¬
-
125.72
Fri.
99%
7% May
357
10
First
-
!
;
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
10
*
Jan
1361/2
Jun
May
Feb
Jan
High
May
13
39 y4
23%
a594.96
Wed.
May
f
Jan
30% Mar,
25 Va May
1,389
-
-
23%
Averages.;'.v:
Total
113.96
Thurs. June 7
98% May
1,390
281%
24%
13 3A
•'
;
-
.
39%
40
'
Apr,
A 37%
Jun
17% May.
23 y2 May.
456.
..
.
Feb
-Bonds—
'
Utili¬
roads
611.05
June
'
-
19i/4 May
72% May
774
8,161
28
_
_
30
-
.
■
67%
"
Range Since Jan. 1
25
19
75%
76 %
108%
«
Corp
Atlantic
Atlantic
1
33%
28
'
15
Rail¬
Indus¬
Tues.
Low
19
Co
Tel
&
Z
High
104% iuy2
10
common
Stores
Tel
American
■
':
Shares
of Prices
Law
Par
American
for Week
25%
-12%
Apr
-;5%. :Jan
25% May. i
:
-
50
196
Sales
Range
240-
-.
-
19
Jan
22
Mar
2.80 Apr
<32 A May
5.00 Mar •
25 A Apr
4 A Jan
5% Jan
1
Jan
37
Jan
7 A Mar
18c Jan
May
Week's
-
,....
•'
Stocks
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Last
24%
29
20
Date
Friday
19
'
Mon.
STOCKS
18 %-
,
are
'30
2.90 Mar
Jan
23,000
on
27
Feb
^4 A Apr
;Jun
4
•
11
t*.
4!A May. , t49 y4 May •.
.
Mar
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones &.Co. 17.
J r
Below
"Jan
32
.
Jan,
Jan
Jam
May
40,800
v
18 y2
25%
5
10
303.
-
Jan
70c
39
May
9 %* Jan t
875
....
.
12% 12 y2
1
__
1
33%
32%
33 ya
1
5
55
-
.
-
70c Jan
3% Apr
16
Feb
3
Jan
:.„,4% Jun
% May,
..
.
2.70 «n
A*
9% May
17%
1.75
30,
2.50
400
1,700
*
67A
10c
—
53A
9c
1
(Un)
Petroleum common
Westates
«
^
2.00 Jun
8,600
1,900
1,100
200
2,000
11,800
3,500
Ma
1.90 Jan.
' 46c May
5% Mar
. 88
Jan
69c Jan
23 ^ Mat
17 A Mar,
,
1,25 May
40c May
1.50 Feb
24
May
25% May
24
Jun
..
1,900
2.90>;
23%
24
3%
4%
„
Warrants
Victor
32%
32%
~
. r
10
120
18 19%
2.00 ,2.00
'—
.....
350
12-
H
;
Apr
2.85 May
54 May
36c May
17 A Jan
15 A May
...,
200
2,100
31,400
6,400
2.15
2.00
11%
19%
8%
.
.
2.00
common
-
-
.7,200
150
19,000
- ,100
52 %
.
Jan
27
Jun
May*
33 Va
133-
10%
4%.
.
53 Va
Stock and Bond
Mar
15
.A5
.
-.
18c
36,800
4
65
40c
.
__
—5
Sugar
United
34c
•
50c
...
62,
Jan
Mar
26
-r
Mayt,
85c
•
'
l
...
47 Vi
May
21%
100.
-
.
28'% Mar
50
-
50c
33%
.
10%
10%
5
j
'
21%
50c.
22
155r
-.
High
48
49% Jan
700.... 2.00
19
16
1.60. 1.70
40c
44c
2.00 2.20
27% 283A
25% 25%
24
24
__
__
14,700
2.1s •
62
37c
19
16
1.60
42c
2.05
1
25c
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
Trico Oil & Gas Co
50c
Western
-
28c
—.
Co
& Gas
Oil
Reserve
Rhodes
50c
Corp
22
—
33 Va
: —;
10
5
(The) Corp
J
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake.:
Westinghouse Elec Corp
—i
87
34% May
34% May
2£%1"arr
Apr
■
May
34 May
'vSR**??/ Sv
^500.,... 7 A May,
3%_
—
33V3C
Develop
Gas
&
'
£"
6
20
.
Corp
38 Va
:
10
Seeberg
,50
Jan
2.25 Jan
500
.7. 11
1.25
2.00
4
62
37c ;
25
25
-
.
Oil
28c
1
6%
Pacific
•
r
1
Investment common.l
Co
50c
1.05
1.J2J
1_J
:
80
21.%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
41%
22
1
Supply
Shares
High
38 Va
__
1
United
ZJSSS
28
Jun
2.00 Apr
.
2,000,?
•„
39
9%
N
11;'
1.20
*
—10
25c
Corp Ltd
Nordon
50c
-
50c
10
10c
&
M
J
.
10c
M Oil Co (Un)__
Matson Navigation Co (Un)
Meier & Frank Co Inc
Merchants
Petroleum
Co
M
36
10c
ZZZZZ
Salt
36
2:00
Oil
Leslie
20 /2
—1
—
Western
Imnerial
Jade
20
h°)
oil co
'
20Vs
of California—1,
Calif
nf
On
T-Tnmor
7,700
200
.
o~z
4
—
Oil Co Ltd Class A_r
Exeter
General Exploration Co
32 %
2.10
10
CorD
Products
Plprtriral
28
2.00
28
2.10
10
-
—
Rockwell-Standard
^
24S: :-A*is
Co.
Fuel
for Week
■
39%
*
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
L—
Apr
*5
•»*
•;
Mfg
Mountain
Natco
Co
Gas
McKlnney
High
Low
High
Low
Par
(Joseph)
Star
Lone
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Co°LtdUdated Mln""5j
Sales for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
pk
a
t
s
Home
Low
8.50
Refractories-—.—7y2
Walker
Harbison
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Par
.
other Exchanges.
S1U
Last
Sale Price
Price Range on
IS?-
Monday, Juno 11, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
p.nnj
.
.
(2732)
36
Government
Coiporate
.
27,000
78,000
818,000
47,000.,
$25,183,000
1,521,000
:
889,000
Feb
r
32% Mar
2»'
I
Total
:
i
$1,789,000
$835.000.
.
$34,452,000 ''
$27,593,000
Number 6167
195
Volume
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2733)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Are
Shown
Expressed
Canadian
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Abitibi
&
Power
4 V2 %
Name
common
Ltd
of
Co
preferred
pfd
Asbestos
Corp.,—
Atlantic
Sugar Refining
-j*
i
Bank
of
of
Nova
Bell
Power
.*
5%:
Paner
Traction
B
1,580
May
477a
Mar
293/4
Feb
preferred
May
a45
a 441/4
a45
125
43
Jan
467a Mar
521/4
521%
265
52
Jan
55
91/4
8%
91/2
1,510
8% May
185
6ya
18,640
32%
.311/2
33
14
15%
380
1274 Mar
16
May
29%
29
291/2
925
28
33
Apr
23%
53
7
3172
600
24
Feb
Jun,
6
1,560
Jun
3678 May
May
233/4
Jun
60
673/4
26
Feb
May
7572
Jan
Jun
833/4
Jan
721%
1,977
70
Jun
82
Jan
46%
46
47%
1,266
44
May
54
Feb
15'/2
15
I61/4
4,814
: "
a51 V2 a51%
-'Ti l
■>.
5
■
52
20
,
May
53
14,500
48 3A May
511/4
665
51
May
53
521%
25
51
Jan
54 72 May
5
May
7
Jan
52
45
51
Jan
53
Mar
4.10
2,991
3.00 Mar
4.75
291%
305/s
5,050
28 % May
37%
Jan
•
*
Power
11%
12
1,185
167a
1674
2,155
50%
50%
550
16%
25
A_
5%
1172 May
15 74 Jan
11
11 Ma
12%
12%
105
*
2.60
2.60
Steel
Power
Premium
Price
4%
Warrants
32%
32%
Jun
9 72 May
12
150
16%
2.00
Apr
Feb
16
Jan
3072
Feb
Class'
Feb
3.50
Apr
Reitman's
Feb
37
Jan
Rolland
E)
Class
Ltd
75
a221/4 a22%
V
7
23% May
27
21
21
21%
950
21
May
pfd
100
95%
95%
95%
25
94
Jan
—•
55
55
127
54
May
12.50
131/4
13%
200
13
Jan
13%
20
201/4
655
19
May
25 74
93/4
101/8
22,835
511%
52
2,595
97s
*
—
517s,
50
91/2.
*
•
common
9 74
Jan
183/4
Jun
_
25
....
281/2-311/4
30;
87/a May
50 72 May
300
9i%
al8% al83/4
*
;
1,735
2572
Apr
9672 May
643/4 Apr
Oil
Sicard
6%
11
Mar
35 72
3872
7
7
1,175
1,050
6
Jan
8
7 74
Jun
11
Steel
Jan
a5
a5
50
5
May
8
Feb
Canadian
;—---—-*
1
Husky
;
5
Industries
Canadian
common
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific.
Canadian
Petrofina
Railway.——.
Coghlin
Columbia
preferred
Ltd
Vickers
Coronation
1,580
10
I,690
a5
7s
Ltd
Crush
International
Corp
May
563/4
Jan
89
89
25
87
Mar
89
Apr
A_
Ltd
'.125
.
75
42
Jun
65
Jan
2974
29
29 7a
580
29
Jun
37
Jan
43
1,350
39% May
51
Jan
22
223/4
375
67a
5,165
400
6
_
25.
*
110
Canada
May
1174
-
Third
Canada
Ltd
Canadian
Finance
Traders
Jun
2172 May
Feb
Walker
Jan
Webb
27%
<•
207a
4,335
3.75
300
3.50
Jan
29
85
27 7a
Feb
71/8
73/8
2,850
6 7j
May
11
126
128
55
126
Jun
143
223/4
270
22
Jan
2472
*
9%
97a
300
8
Jan
9%
Mar
4 74
3.85 Mar
12 %
May
19% May
4,346
4.00
40
177a May
26%
2,816
54 72 May
67
476
70
85
Zellers
2 535
17%
18 3/«
II,759
Dow
Du
-•
167a
Brewery
preferred
Dupuis Freres class A
♦
Corp
Enamel
Heating Prod class A_
43
pfd 100
56
9
9
250
*
a29
a29
25
4072
Frosst
.
"
-
~—
Power
Gatineau
5%
pfd—
(Chas
Co
&
50
103
66
al7
365
16 74
21
930
18 72 May
1172
11%
245
11
•
common
preferred
Cenerai
Dynamics
Steel
30%
1
—
•
—
9
Paper
Holt,
Home
Hudson
38 3/4
Imr^rial
6%
Oil
.Ltd
Tobacco
26 72 May
543/4 May
60'/a
Canada
10% May
1274
Indus
16 72
17
3,410
16
20
22
74.9
3.220
10 7»
10%
850
3.10
3.20
300
54%
52
543/4
3,450
11
11
1.172
2,845
£1
225
4*0
5%
$ki.75
Corp
Inland Cement preferred
Nickel
International
Paper
International
Utilities
$2
3,260
Public
Johns-Manville
Labatt
Ltd
(M)
For
1074
34%
54 72
5472
25
40
7,395'
v
5074
845
46
May
53
Mar
•
77
2,545
73
May
86
Mar
r
all
all
*
41.
39% Mar
1074 May
1374
Jan
I43/4
15
1,065
14
May
223/4
Jan
50
50
200
50
Jun
400
1672
1,715
133/4
25
8%
503/4
53%
3,236
497a May
2.10
2.25
1,050
1.90 May
13%
15
14%
470
13% May
85
15 74 May
...
765
133/e
jun
Jan
59 % Mar
2.90
Jan
23%
Feb
22%
Feb
19%
Jan
22
Jan
18 74
2,900
18
May
347a
35
325
32
Feb
367a May
49 74
50
48 7a
Jan
50
18
Jan
50
Jun
Canadian Dollars
in
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
26c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3,297
26c
1,400
26c 2672C
27 74 May
May
8 72
1
7.05 May
10%
Jan
2.95
,5
20c
Jan
5c
500
5c
May
10c
Mar
5c
6c
10,600
5c
Feb
9c
Jan
a3c
a3c
17
5c
Mar
2.85
2.70
2.95
48,750
35c
40c
12,106
1
1
al5
5
6c
-1
Ltd—1
14 7s
*
20
a!7c
1
1
■
15c
15%
1
1.65
Jan
31c
May
l43/4 May
Chipman
Apr
Apr
1634
Feb
25c
Jan
12,700
16c,
May
11c
May
18c
May
2,075
15%
560
6.00
Feb
13
Fob
4.00
17%
7.00
Feb
Feb
'
25c
Feb
18c
200
13c
Feb
ISC
22c
105,750
14c
Jan
32c
9,500
30c
May
34 %c May
a
32c
Apr
2.50 Mar
2174
Jan
28%
3c
4c
3,500
2 72c
Feb
—_*
1
2.00
1.90
2.00
1,400
4.45
4.25
•4.65
1,712
1
15
15
15
195
6 %
6 72
6%
3,100
Ltd
*
cum pfd 100
12
11%
12
800
%
2
1.05
1.15
13,060
7%
77a
450
7 74
3c
3c
1,000
272c
7,600
lie
Ltd
_*
a82 74 a82
1.10
Paper Inv Ltd—._*
Ltd—
_1
Ltd-—_1
Ltd—
*
Ltd—
Mines
1
Pacific
Jun
Jan
Mur
12c
2.900
3.40 May
16c
19,600
1272c May
8%c
9c
2,500
11%
700
2,600
5c
2,800
8c
liy4
8
Jan
Jun
25
Mar
Jan
1.00 May
8.50
Jan
Jan
14c
Apr
12.670
12c
4.000
9c
372c
Jan
5c
4c
May
10c
Mar
36
Ltd
Ltd
pfd—*
1,000
6c
6,500
34
10
4c
55c
1
.*
4c
5c
40%
55C
39%
40%
1,000
55c
Jun
90c
3,185'.
39%
Jun
44
4c
Feb
12 72
May
167a
Jan
Consol
4 Va c
4 7a C
1,000
14
May
26
Jan
Consumers
common..
•
18
17%
183/8
5.950
13% May
24
Feb
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
1
1.25
1.21
1.25
7,500
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
30
Jan
1672 May
1.14
Jan
Feb
5c
2.71
1.20
34
Jan
12
10c
4c
Jan
Jan
4.75 May
29c
1.05
6c
Feb
Jan
4%c Mar
16c
12c
1
Feb
May
May
5.25 May
4c
1.50
1.13
—
Standard Sec
New
1.00 May
4.00
6.00
8
13%
85
Jan
Feb
May
83 72
11c
4c
7.45
18
10% May
3.35
5.50
4c
1
—
Paper Corp
Jan
Jan
Apr
1
Ltd-
Consolidated
5%
Feb
4c
2.90
_1
Corp
Consolidated
872c
•
:
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1174
12c
4.00
Explorations
Oils
4.25 May
11
13 %C
1
_*
Ltd—--
1
Corp
1.55 May
Ltd—
Industries Ltd—
Co
8 72
16c
—3
Copper
Gas
Jan
Jun
Refineries
Div
Jan
8c
14 %
2.00
Co
5%
Cleveland Conner Corp.
Consolidated
8%c
Feb
20%
Resources
Tr
Minerals
Lake
May
55
Ltd
■
5c
1,700
_*
Explorai.ioris
Chemalloy
Mar
24%
Mines
Chibougamau
Feb
16c
Jun
a2.00
-1
&
Rio
Apr
107a
May
a2.00
Ltd
Power
Quebec
5.75
16%
9c
6.75
24 74
1
Dock
&
Building
14%
Apr
Jan
30c
19c
1
'
Mines
50
Jan
10c
4.25
60c
100
al7c
12 7aC
al8c
—*
Corp Ltd-
Nickel
Canorama
14 72
al6% al6%
6.00
Mines
Kodlafc
Jan
Apr
5c
1
Inc
1.00
6c
1
1
—
Jan
872
Mining
Ltd
& Edmonton
Uranium
Jan
4.35
Ltd—
.
High
39c
3872
1.75 May
Ltd
Manitoba
75 74
l33/4
Mines
Del
48 72
n
May
17,375
Coru_—
Central
76 7o
16
Copper
Central
5014
133/4
5
3.10
common.
Gas
Jan
1-—5
133/4
5,150
Expressed
Are
—.—
&
Jan
Lines
a
a6
a
4974
*
Raceway
Oil
18
Mar
16%
Bonnets
89
47
»
Apr
5 7a
72
2.75
b'/e
Mining
Feb
74 May
•
River
Asbestos
30%
*
7%
72
pfd——
Mining Corp Ltd—
Cassiar
40
90
May
400
Ltd
Jan
1,485
14%
6
12 7a
Cartier
Jan
2,166
5
100
47jC May
Carbec
433/4
common..*,
6
500
Capital
6% Mar
3174
10
Feb
6
1.45
8,200
55
Jun
14 %
500
a4c
May
16 72
65
87a May
183/4 May
2,530
,
6 72 c
Canadian
13% Mar
24
69%
Feb
200
2.15
.*
Canalask
5974 Mar
May
1.93
93/8
a4c
Canadian
4.15 Mar
May
10% May
53
Feb
Jun
9%
.
572C
Inter Inv
May
2734
1.45
a20c
Bay Mining Co
Lake Gold Mines
Canadian
2.85 M ay
213/4
a26c
Red
Feb
49
May
21
54
Common
42
14,125
Feb
13
1.45
.
100
153/4
7,955
see page
16% May
Feb
800
Calgary
30%
footnotes,
May
7 7a
al5
Dredge
25
A—
13
.
273/4
——
Canadian
24 7a
(John )
3,610
10%
_*
1
Co„—
Ltd
Feb
Feb
Ltd
14%
10
7.25
Calumet
Jan
7.60
Ltd
13 5/s
Co Ltd "A"__5
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Jun
1772
_
73
allc
Bruneau
42%
Service
May
28
——
15%
52%
preferred—
60
6.75
Bornite
5
6%
529
220
Last
Line
9% May
/
Feb
60
400
603/4
50
Shown
Canadian Collieries &
5%
22
13% May
678 Jun
65
51% May
51
60
35
Jun
Jun
Feb
42 72 May
al534 al53/4
32% Mar
50 5/s
—1
May
150
69
Jan
Jan
60
13%
;—
& Iron Co Ltd—
Warrants
Corp
Laurentide .Financial class
Loeb
5
15%
10
2,605
•
17%
12%
523/4
Calypso Food & Beverage.—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
4,567
10
32 % Mar
32% May
453/4 May
50% Jun
49
13 7s
Feb
6 Vh
:
Mar
21 Vs May
al574 al5%
Jan
14 '/i
25
21
Jun
1972
allc
Bluewater
..25
Pipe
1,485
15
1372
45%
1*
Jan
8% Mar
177a May
13,956
:Ji
2272
44
com
183/4
20%
•_
Apr
6 7a
preferred
Interprovlncial
Iroquois Glass Ltd
Jamaica
10
1378
Canada
01
1772
1972
a
Mar
1772
44
common—
Jan
*
Blue
May
14%
preierred ———.—.——__50
International
May
5
_4.68%
Acceptance
872
18
Jun
14
1
Black
Apr
1174
common
29,076
•
Telephone
Bellechasse
Feb
25
——*
.
of
preferred
12
!
—;
Belding-Corticelli
Jan
105
1
Imperial
113/4
common
Eelgium Stores Ltd
Jan
1,418
10 72
....
12
a5
Ltd
A
Ltd
Talc
Beatrice
Feb
alO
2172
*
Co.—
Bay
Jun
Zi
Exploration.—..—
Bateman
Jan
4.10
20 Ye
alO
21%
Mining..—„
Bay
Huason's
283/4
Jun
a55 74 a55 72
20c
Pittfield
&
May
3.00 May
17
a26 72 a2672
11%
Class B_
273%
_*
Development
Mines
Avalon
Jan
177a
May
3,900
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Apr
10372
100
100
Siddeley Canada Ltd pfd.:
——1
23 72
18%
Mar
5
25
27
28
Baker
Feb
100
1772
1,020
Jan
2074
al4
.
19 72
class A
Co_
Trunk
Gas
Augustus
Jan
5%
287a
672 May
14
Atlas; Telefilms Ltd—
Apr
373/a
17%
Oil .class A—
May
872
May
al072 al072
Renfrew
Home
16%
25
127
al4
A
—
Atlas Sulphur
2.70 May
29
—
:
,
Feb
5572
-45
_•
—..——
Feb
1,496
•
Warrants
Jan
31
1
Handy Andy Co
Hawker
135
*
Wares.
Lakes
1,425
17
Jun
8
2.65
845
3.15
3072
100
a5574
Great
24%
4072
102 7» 102 74
—
—
General
Arno
14 72 Mar
3.00
1,100
27 74
_
I50
Co Ltd—
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—.
2572 Mar
3.00
8
27%
—
certificates—*
preferred
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
8
1
73/4
277a
10
.1
Consolidated Ltd
Anglo-Ame'r
Molybdenite
Apr
3472
40 %
17
10
——_
E)
93/4
Jun
a2.70
233/4
Petroleum
French
Jan
193/4
21
9
Canada
8 74
29
al6%
1
of
Co
Jan
8
#
Foundation
53 72
a2.70
uorp-
Corp
135
a20% 1a20%
—.
.
Alscope
Jan
„.
43
Feb
.
•'
;
Worts
&
class
Limited
Alberta
Mar
83
.
393% Mar
25
6
Trans
Ajax Minerals
Jan
33
Apr
*
25
8
Par
May
May
1
43
128
;
Sale Price
18% Mar
27
76
...
Ctuiaumii
Feb
27
—
Players
15% May
23
10
.
Feb
128
50c
Friday
21% Mai-
1,680
*
Fleetwood
May
a81
_
22 7a
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
28%
B
Fainuus
14 3/a
27
_
Electrolux
&
May
a81
*
Feb
21% May
Prices
12 7a Mar
16
115
•
_.
.
Jun
12
400
56
May
9 7a
6,328
233/4
56
Jan
12,232
Jan
—50
*
Match
Class
17 72
2374
common..
IV2 %
Eddy
167a
_——.—.—
Canada
of
Pont
700
3 Mi
1
common
Bros Ltd
Jan
26%
23 74
L-1
(Canada)
trust
47a %
Api-
18%
Jun
18%
22 7a
Mar
common..*
23
223/4
50% Mar
3,523
123/4
Textile
May
56
121/2
Jt.n
84% Mar
16
117a May
2,130
Jan
11%
Jan
205
2,785
10%
19
May
9
23
123/4
Ltd—:
Apr
Feb
191/4
•
Jun
Jill
Feb
18%
-
6% May
6972
Jan
11%
Feb
25
54%
-
May
Jin
9%
32 7e May
18%
9%
May
12
1,050
Corp
(Geo)
B
!
Class
7% Mar
4.25 Mar
547a
91/a
9 74
13,049
21%
Canada
Knapp
Voting
16% Mar
•
*
Dominion
7%
7274
-10
Mar
22i%
Ltd.
7
6972
487a
Feb
*
2
Coal
125
15
Jun
23
Fund
Gooaerham
&
Weston
Apr
29
Steel
al2
15%
Apr
common.*
class
new
of
Co
Westcoast
Jan
14% Mar
27%
3.75
Dominion
Jan
Apr
9%
Bank
Vendomatic Services Ltd
6 3/8
35
201/4
72%
Feb
12
12 74
■—u—————
Steel
Apr
29
72
Jan
10%
Trust, pfd
Inv
Toronto-Dominion
774
3.75
U—
6 72
4,285
al2
:
United
41'
207a
431/2
31
Apr
12%
;
Mar
Jan
50
41%
10%
7
common—
v
Oil
14
200
'
Donohue
Jan
Jun
13
175
*
.
new
Union
23% May-
1,593
•
of
13
12
69%
*
Steel—
Structural
Jan
May
1,710
common.
Chemical
Jan
5
12
972
al2
Piueline
6
..10,818
121/4
227a
common.*
&
8%
2.55
12
13
-10
♦
Corp
4.10 May
Steel
Tar
Jun
22
12
■.*
_
preferred
6%
Canada
27 74 May
Glass common.—.
Dominion
5 72 May
1.30
12
'
20
Canada
420
Foundries
Dominion Stores
Feb
100
•
Oils
2,300
Dominion
&
Jan
3.00
1,150
common
Triad
28%
Dominion
&
Jun
6
—
Trans
61/2
.
!_
2.25
44
.
Power
Trans
al4
2
Bridge
100
*
Jan
4.00
Seagrams
Dominion
62%
May
1.30
S T O CK S
Distillers
29% Mar
50
42
common.
common.
Feb
6
—
class
233/4 May
5%
common
Jan
874
al4
Franco-Canadian
Foncier
Zellerbach
43
—~
—
1674
4.75
.
11%
6 %
*
*
Credit
Credit
2,941
2.25
—
—
723/4
3774
.:
4.00
:
——
Crown
47%
Co
Co
Texaco
874 May
!—*
Textile
Glass
45 7a
46%
zz*
Jun
ll7/a
227s
121/4
*
Enterprises—------Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
78
57
1,690
24%
24%
*
.*
(B J
——_i_i———
Cellulose Co Ltd_
Combined
Consumers
735
—
May
4,844
401/2
27%
—*
—-
472 May
2,425
11
4.40
4.75
♦
25
10
common
*
Canadian
393/4
a5
1
Co.
Oil
10%
;—*
—
Companies
Canadian
11
i
com—•
i--—Ll.———•;—80
Locomotive •,
1278
40
International Power
Canadian
611/4
60
,
•
Canadian
Preferred
51/4
60
1178
Canadian Imperial Bx or commerc«_io
»
2,200
517a
10
Steinbergs class A-
Jan
71/4
___-—.—
Jan
243/4
50
■
Jan
Jan
common—•
B
Jan
40
24
:
28%
Feb
20
27 7a May
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
Class
Feb
25%
35
75
6
preferred
Standard
Feb
Ltd
Inc
Sogemines
May
36
Co
May
18%
685
common
Sherwin Williams of Canada 7%
53
200
Chemical
Jan
27
1.30
A
ciass
Co
Foods
Southam
37
Canadian
55
44
—
Lawrence
12% Mar
37
25
——
May
f Feb
,
107s May
193/4 May
207/8
—_
Water &
Series A 4% pfd—
Feb
series'-——
$1.75
21
3574
Feb
•
com
48
125
12,350
£
Royal Bank of Canada
Mar
10
Electronics
Celanese
Canadian
.
common
Aluminum
23% Mar
42
Co
Shawinigan
British
30% May
193/4
■1#
Rothmans Co
Jan
Bronze
130
26
49
21% Mar
Jun
20
1
,-1.-1
297a
Canadian
Jun
May
28%
1,164
13 7a
100
common
B
Feb
Canadian
18
Jan
May
3574
•
:
—
Paper
28 74
—
50
13,312
*
17 %
90
102 72 May
100
(James)
682
preferred—
Feb
12
-
;
Canada
291/4
$2.00
Feb
*
A "
Robertson
291%
—
al8
May
987a
253/4
12%
22%
(Albert
29%
Breweries
20%
13 72
77
■
Reed
20
Canadian
30
20
Warrants
St
Aviation
28%
Quebec Telephone common-
Salada
preferred
44 V* May
30
20c
common
Power
Feb
5%
•
Ltd
Gas
Quebec
Jan
Canadian
Feb
30
•
——
32%
common—;
42
620
1
.
preferred
2572
.
190
*
—
6%
May
Ltd 4.40%
Jan
•
Ores—1
Quebec Natural
Jan
32
1,200
•
Jan
257a May
14
1
Feb
555
8074
48
10%
11%
31
102%
al8
Jan
May
80
•
common.
Feb
Jan
22 % Mar
77a May
102%
*
May
14% Mar
10
874
80
•
.
Canada
preferred
1974 May
Steamship
14
60c
Jun
25
1027a
*
common
new
—
Co
&
24 72
Canada
/
of
Iron
Bros
2,695
Safeway
a42 a42 7t
a42%
Mar
7 74
22 % Mar
1,695
27%
23
111
25
27
•
Tubes
Corp
1,190
Sugar
a7
27
100
_•
Placer Development
21%,
Foundries
10
a7
May
21% May
Apr
4,765
93/4
267a
May
107a May
200
9%
.5
—
-
45c
23
t
104%
500
,*
Corp
Ltd
774
2272
*
common
26%
Canada
■i
Car
-774
26%'
10
:
Products
Page-Hersey
Penmans
20
Dominion
350
227a
_•
—
Petroleum
2574
&
12,655
77»
_
Light & Power
Steel
Pacific
26
Iron
*
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Ontario
,21
Canada
113/8
20
40
Mines
Nova Scotia
*
Canada
59,461
103/4
106 74 1063/4
High
Jun
1774 May
19% May
3,770
54c
10%
pfd—
preferred
National
*
preferred
20
49c
10674
class A
Locomotive—
4%%
Royalite
„
nartic
Ltd
Trust-
Morgan
Calgary Power common
$1.30
19%
;
Canada
Cement common
19%
—
Montreal
Feb
Feb
210
*
——.———
Products
18
563/a
700
*
—
14
50 74
1
—2
—
12,519
20
Apr
4.10
♦
Products
Forest
390
52
55/b
50
Power
<fc
19
common
B
Montreal
Apr
3.95
*-1
pfd
18%
•
class A
Preferred
5872 Mar
51
52%
-50
Ltd 6%
(Robt)
Class
Jan
573/4 Mar
51%
53
25
-50
187a
100
——
—
Breweries
Jan
May
70
.*
*
—
Noranda
51
6
50 72
Co
Molson
Low
150
Jan
93/4 May
51
6%
*
Miron
Mitchell
Jan
50
521/a
1,995
Telephone
Company
Class
48%
17
*
Bruck Mills Ltd class
Building
47%
21
5,106
—:
cnrht
Columbia
Columbia
Brown
150
70
Oil
Columbia
British
22
*
5 72%
American
5%%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
Massey-Ferguson common-!
Jan
61%
—
Mersey
British
Apr
29%
60
pfd—-—.—,
Brazilian
British
5372
67%
common
Paper
Bowaters
British
May
22 7a May
10
preferred ——1
Bovvuier
Jun
42
681/4
Telephone—
5 % r/e
15
2,125
12,262
611/s
„—
Corp
3
45
—10
,
»Canada)-
&
A
al5
241/4
10
Scotia
Provinciale
Bowater
Jan
42
25
pfd
Banque Canadian National
Class
27
22
*
Montreal
Bank
Bathurst
493/4 May
Jan
221/4
common-^—,"'
Ltd——
Bailey Selburn 5%%
Banque
al5
50
50
——*
50
*
*
—
—
preferred-—
Steels
Feb
243/4
44
50
Argus Corp Ltd new common
$2.50 class A preferred..—
Atlas
38%
200
221/4
*
preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 472%
C
5,596
i
Preferred
4%%'
■Class
25 y4
Low
20
ciu
Tel
Metropolitan Stores
— *
U-—-.''
*
Canada 4 %
pfd—25
Algoma Steel—
$2.90
45 y8
&
Shares
50C
to
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminum
Maritime
Tel
for Week
20
A—2.50
Low
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
10
Co cl
Paper
&
MacMillan Bioedel & Powell River
High
25 y4
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
Refineries
Sugar
Aluminium
Shares
43%
1
__
Maclaren
Sugar
changed
Atlantic
45%
•
-———25
Paper
preferred
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
S T O CK S
Acadia-Atlantic
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Exchange
in
37
5c
22
Jan
Feb
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.40 May
38
(2734)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Couvrette
Crusade
&
class
Ltee
Provost
Petroleum
Dalfen's
-1
Mines Ltd
Copperstrearr
Denatllt
class
Limitee
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dumont
Nickel
Empire Oil &
Pab
Fabi
Inc.
Ltd—
Ltd
Mining
Fleet
Mfg Ltd
Fort
Exploration
Si
—
Mines
Reliance
(1945)
•
1
*
Inc
—
Minerals
Mines
Giant
20%
13,000
18,500
"25c
May
57c"
Feb
40c
Jun
87c
Feo
25
%
10%
38c
:
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;
u
27c
34c
ale
57,500
/ 8%
8
,8%
49
U /
;
50
,
.
500
38c
40c
10,300
Kontiki Lead
4c
&
Zinc
a25
a25
12%
12%
1,200
2.37
2.25
2.37
29,500
22c
25c
7,000
22c
85c
95c
1,000
1.53
lOo
1.40
1.35
5
21
20%
1,825
a42
2.50
16
•
Class
47
50
44
Feb
47
52'/a
Jan
55%
38M»C
35c
43c
62,100
Ltd
Mines
8.95
-1
900
24c
4c
100
25c
8.40
3,000
9%
24c
f
4c
9%
.«
Corp class A
9.45
Jan
28c
600
4c
52c
Apr
10%
7c
Feb
8% May
29%
Jun
75e
Jan
2.90
40
2.80
Inc
—1
18
18
250
15Va
Apr
27
10
150
Jun
12
Mar
•
12C
12c
900
m
8%
170
8%~
__
9
9
10%
8%
107/8
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Marchant
Mining
Melchers
Mines
Jun
Distilleries
Limited
85c
90c
8,100
75c
May
65c
60c
65c
28,200
53c
May
42
43
1,850
com—_•
Mines
Ltd,.
Mount
Mining
Mills
Corp Ltd—.
Vending Co
New
,
Lake
West
Amulet
20%
6c
47%
49
8
8
1
Mines
American
Asbestos
American
Rare
2.15
2,500
900
4,500
69
69
69
12c
10c
13c
Atlantic
Paudash
13 %c
16c
13c'
12 %c
1
Pennbec
Pitt
Inv
50
Products
Oil
&
Ltd
class
Gas
Co
Porcupine Prime
6%
non
cum
20c
20,500
5.30
5.60
350
2.75
2.75
A
2.75
ey2c
Quebec Cobalt
St
Quebec
Oil
Quebec
Telephone
66
67%
75
t
20c
3.15
3.15
1950
5%c
2%c
2%c
14,200
2.50 May
2 %c Mar
12c
9,000
a20% a20%
15
20 Ve
25
20% Mar
a20% &20%
Tazin
10c
Mines
1,-75
900
"39,550
1.75
J
25c
35c
4.95
1.70
100
•
1
*""—1
r,
—
8,500
101
1.20
105
79
1.10
1.30
13,305
25c
27c
1,200
5.85
1206
Corp
II
of
Canada
Ltd
5.00
525
al5%al5%
10
._1
preferred
Asbestos Corp Ltd
^
14
19c
13,460
6c
Towns
Val Mar
Horn
oJeciric
Mining
Co
Mines
Canada
class
Ltd-.
III
.1
preferred—
/_
!
Lu
Jan
36c
May
Apr
90c
A
12c
18
18 Va
650
2.75 Mar
17%
18
May
Jun
Jun
Jun
7.45
Jun
60c
60c
300
50c
11
U
11%
573
10
1
5%
Apr
5%
5%
600
5
May
6c
2
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3.00
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50
18c
Jan
21% -Jan
May
*
24,672
8%
'
_10
Mersey preferred.-
1.40 Mar
May
13 %c
21,560
1.25
.
.Jun j iliUj
10c
2,000
59c
102
6
common—
Brazilian
9% Mar
.
May
69
27,300
7c
55c
1
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd
13c
5%c
•
Co_—
common
...
46c
5C
65,000
59c
.1
Ltd
Pipe Lines Ltd
Pitt Gold
Place
Candn
Mines
Pembina
Feb
4.1)0
39,000
13 %c
Cum red sink fund 1st
pfd__
50
Opeiujsca Explorers Ltd
i
Oppmiska Cooper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Pacific
7
lie
35
1
12
•:
Wire——/—
Telephone—w.
5V2%:
4.05
5c
1.75
12
*
Bowaters
9Vb Marc-:-;
May
12c
Jan
108'
57ViMay
225
-
48%
1.60
9*,
class A„_—_—
Power
Bowater
•
2.90 Feb
2.23
4.50
47%
-12
—
Industrifes, il—>
.
Bowater
A0%.Apr
2,600
5c
com
—
2.60
lie
1
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd
..
5.30
1
Ltd
Jun
Bell
Mai'
Jun
4.30
47%
-
241/4
"
•
Preferred
,
Jan
9c
2.00
•
Corp
25%
2.46
10
Metals
Jun
13,060
.•
18
Jan
17%
Jun
.
Jan
110
.
15% May
•
4,281
v
•9
22%
100
—
Nova Scotia
of
Class? A
Mar
2.40
.1
Ltd
-
447/8
9
•
i—x-x—
Beaver Lumber
,
Jan
Jan
92c
1,000
41
x
106
650-
Feb
'
*
Beatty Bros common
Jan
85c
6% May.:
350
2,000- ~b
46c
1,219
.43%
——_
,
Class; A
Jan
6
1.53
76c7'Jan
—
1.16
12
■
Feb
May
May
2.00
25o
Ltd
North
46c
1.16
•
—
41
75
'r
:
Jan
38 %
■
"
Jan
1.30
2.30
-
8.90 M'ay
•
949
62
___i__l_x._x.-___—,
Bathurst
Feb
47%
234
20,1/8
1
.
29%
Ltd
Bartaco
Mar
5c
52,625
6%
1
Mines
North
84c
20%
6,090
1.35
20
; 17
j——j._
of Montreal___x.-_
•f Bank
May
51%
Jan
4.90
5,500
6%
Ltd
Co
10
750
6c
1.20
Ltd
.
Uranium
Exploration
20%
1.23
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
Jack
19c
-*
Automatic
Newrich
5,500
47%
Ltd-:
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
90c
Jun
30c
15
6c
common
National Petroleum Corp Ltd
Native
Minera's
LtdNeedco Cooling Semiconductors
New
12,300
•
^
Ltd
Wright Iron Mines Co Ltd
Murray
National
50
35c
20%
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Rice
5%
31C
21c 22 %C
—.—-I
*
Mount Pleasant Mines
alO
5y8
1
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Mogador Mines Ltd—
Corporation
Royal
alO
31c
Moore
Mount
42
5%
M
—
225
5,524
62
-x.—».
^
j—
Standard
Class;B
•
7% preferred
Mercury Chipman__.
Mld-Ohihougaipau
85e
-1
f
Ltd
-
2.85
May" :
1.70 May
24% May* •
107% May
12,317-
•
*—
__10
_le
y,
preferred—x.__
Electric
Auto
Feb
Jan
1
Co~
Mcln tyre-Porcupine
10%
17
pfd _50
4%%
new
75c
-
FCb
10c
3,275
108%
-10
107
Steels
Bank
Malartic
Canada
Acceptance
AUtofab
Jan
7% May
28%
108
••22%
Glass A'-__—
Atlas
Feb
17c
26%
'•
>107
...
_•
of
May
*-■ 27V4 May
2.00 May
5,100
4,765
17
preferred ——x—
May
10
"A"_
1,525
••
90c
1.95
106
*_
Atlantic Sugar Refineries
1.20 Mar
Jun
2,100
2.25
v
—50
common
—>——-
1st" pfd
C
Atlantic
Apr
24
90c
Jan
>.
75c
108%
Ltd—
Associated
.
a2.80
24%
1.85
26%
,
10
Ashdown Hardware class B_j—
Apr
85c
2.20
1,95
I100
$2.50 preferred
$2.60 preferred
10% Mar
a2.80
B
Class
Jan
1
2.25 1
•
-100
i
Imperial class A
Class
Mar
-I
•
10%
Argus Corp new common
4.50 Mar
2.40 May
275
-/::-'49%
/
8
i—.
Controls-
Jun
4,060
Jan
Ltd '•1
Gas
Central
High
-
38%
.
commoiij-«.
Co
Jun
50
2.95
Low
11,674
25%
'25
81c
Analogue
Jan
55%
-
'' -
•.
!
Warrants
Anthes
Feb
5.50
47
Explor Co Ltd—1
Ltd
(Alfred)
B
19%
2.40 May
...
•
•
•
Aluminum
Jan
2.50
9.45
Range Since Jan. 1
46
5.30 *6.15
Natural
Aluminium"
Jan
45
53%
1
.
Shares
High
43%.
Algonquin Bldg Credit DOi|KhTP»—.
1.99 May
26
Jan
25
Algoma Steel
Jan
15% May
300
11,150
.
of Prices
Low
warrants-
Feb
1.28
53%
50
Corp of Canada Ltd—iCompanies Ltd class A
Loblaw
3.00
39
Jun
39C
19% May
10
16
2.80
2.95
Jun
14,330
21
a42
*
being
one
OILS.
Dollars
'
Apr
May
2.37
May
1.20 May
Ltd
w
Class/B preferred-
Algoma
13
80c
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Lithium
29%
8.55 May
Feb
1
common—*
Ltd
24 % May
54c
Ref
/
to
preferred—2~.
A
Alberta
,,
•
Ltd
Mines
Class A
Preferred
12'4
Canadian
Sales
Warrants——...
.Class
May
Mines
Mining &
Lambert
57c
19c
,*
Labrador Acceptance
Oil
Mar
Jan
—
Gold
Shore
'27c
2.95
Kerr-Addison
Laduboro
/„
Mar
«c
Jan
vuru
Keely-Frontier Ltd
Lake
*
1-15 Mar
.
3c
convertible preferred
Labrador
5%cMar
V
*
4c
class A—
Foundation
/.
•
.
1,500
'"/..
40
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Iiuernatlona) Helium Ltd
iroi
'•
Feb
Sugar
changed
Alberta Gas Trunk
10,700
1
The first
and
for Week
25
Atlantic Sugar Refineries
Jan
8c
1
in
Range
45%
Voting trust-—
3c
1
parts.
Week's
—•
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..
7c
Hudson's
6%
68%
Jun
3 Vic
Name
Feb
May
3c
Ltd
Mines
Expressed
*. Par
1
Acadia-Atlantic
•
Apr
" 5c
I
Preferred
9% May
Jun
90c
<*
-
>'
>
12c
-2%c Jan
1,000
r
Jun
49
2,400
a4c
45c
..
Apr
8
960
a4c
„
.Tunnet-
Feb
Mar
1
Age Mines Ltd
—«.
Hastings Mining & Develop
Helium Corp of America
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Investment
Jan
4c
8%c
Feb
;—1
—*
Gold
(Frank W)
,
1,050
2%c 2%c
90c : 95c
-
»
,
;
;•
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
Feb
50c
,..
26%
,12%
.,
Mar
22c
58,250
_
Jan
,24c
200
12c
two
Last
Sale Price
_
9% May
500
ale
,v
23%
3,500
■•
into
<"
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605
...
Exchange
segregated
Friday
Jan
io%c,
50
Are
INDUSTRIALS
Apr
Feb
Silver
Ltd
34c
1014c
Shown
May
*
Golden
Horner
Jun
36C
40c
Ltd
Yellowknife
Lake
15
10
10%
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Glen
200
23 Ms
—,1
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Geco
15
46c
''
1
•
Prices
Apr
48C
1
Falconbl-idge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Fano
1.00
26c
1
I
-—^
'Fontana
Jan
40C
are
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES
Jan
May
50c
25C
<
13
Jun
10c
500
25c
•
,
Mar
40c
125
45c
Corp
Minerals
Mines
Metal
11%
100
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
85c
•
Ltd
Welding & Steel Works
Mines Ltd
Dumagami
11%
al2c
Feb
20c
Toronto Stock
High
15
Dominion Oilcloth St Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Drummond
7,500
The
55c
1
Explorers Ltd
Dominion
11%
85c
5
x
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24c
al2c
—•—*
—-t
A—*
Shares
High
22c
5
A
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Sales
Week's
Range
x
-
*
•
■
Mar
20% Apr
22, Jun
.•
'
•
4.65
Feb
16% Mar
•
Volume
195
Number 6167
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(2735)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Fridav
Sales
Range
for Week
Last^
STOCKS
■
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
National
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
,-1
—_*
4.
Shares
,
Building
Preferred
,
Low
1,
Warrants
♦
•
—100
Consumers Gas common
Class B preferred
Clark Publishing
Cofby Distillery class A
Copp
B
Class
Craig
Bit 1
Crain
(R
13%
8
1,312
4.35
5.10
7%
1,800
7%
14,629
Jun
11
Labatt
Jan
16
3.25 May
'20
May
8.95
Jan
20,892
16
May
108
155
106
Feb
"300 ''
8%
17%
17%
855
17
16%
16%
17
425
16%
7Va
7%
2,125
11%
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100
1.70
1.70
800
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14
14
Jan
Jan
<■'
Feb
i
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Feb
.
Laura
19
Jan
,
18%
Jan
$1.25
11*
Jan
$2
13%
2.10
Apr
16.
Apr
Jun
May
.
10 % May
1.50 Jan
1.00
:13% Mar
1,200
,
85c
*
Crown
•50
250
48
47
26
47
Jun
19%
40
// ^2.75
2.90
42%
16%
41%
43%
18%
19%
110
125
13%
13%
13%
9%
9%
9%
5.25
5.80
54%
54%
8%
/ 8%
48
5
s—_—10
Crysh Intel-national Ltd common——*
—I
9%
10%
;
500
60
Distillers
-2
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—*
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Bridge_,
Dominion
of Canada General Ins
Dominion
Dairies
common
———*
Dominion
Electro
common
•
_———
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Dominion
1_
Magnesium
Dominion Stores
Feb
Jan
10 %
.___—_____—T—23 %
Preferred
<"
Textile
Dominion
t
_____—•
Eddy
Match
Paper
common—
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Nickel
Feb
May
;8% Jan
11%
Jan
51
17
28%
15
14%
26% May
125
45
May
44 %
187/e Mar
100
29
Jun
34%
21
Jan
25 V2
10
9%
10 V*
1,250
11%
11'A
11%
1,720
J
.
145
Jan
,
215
9% May
9% May
12 y4
16%
Feb
49%
50%
2,567
49%
Jun
53
Federal
Grain
19
27% Mar
4.25 May
46 % Jan
*
50
.: 50
9%
9%
97C
90c
98c
21%
19%
46
46
50
46
145
142
150
55
140
50
class A..,—
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common.^——2.50
new
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;
———~*
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1
Fruehauf Trailer
-4.—•
;i__;—
preferred
,
3.25
„
.16%
16%
3.75
3.80
30%
Bakeries
General
Development
General
Dynamics
General
Petroleum
,9
II__Il
General^ Steel
Wares
Envelopes
Globe
class
A---■
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Great
*
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10
-
32
32
9%
9%
9%
9%
9% May
8 % May
26
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-
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600
35
-
J
4
.
37%
16%
16 3A
17%
6.15
6.50
—1
9
8%
.
.
Feb,
2.05
2.00
1956 warrants
—
38%
Farms
33%
.
Hawker
:"
Preferred
Hees
—
,
16
May
'
1,074
50
!
..-8.10
EJi
Tower
Holt
2.00
.
10
Jun
Jan
>
:
3.05
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2/20
Jan
100
6%
Feb
TOO
4.50
Apr
3.50
Jan
2,408
14 % May
17 Vb Mar
2,207
13% May
'17% Mar
4.00
17%'
1.0S
53%
si
.
2,041
1,881
12%
51
Jun
12%
Jan
-i30 Feb,
Jan
6%
Feb
6.25
:
3.50 May
■
16%
54%
5%
i
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340
100
.
17%
-•
25
20
Feb-
25
66 '
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1.40
12%
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r
,
1.40
90c
16%
41c
3,650
104
13
7%
Apr
83%
Mar
Hersey
105 Va
54 Va
15%
16%
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21
21
100
3.10
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3,050
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42%
Apr
44
»
45%"
44
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14%
13%
14%
6%
6%
24%
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7,600
■
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25
:
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4.00
48
735
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15%
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1,634
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18%
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>
41%
65
130
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69 %
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1.35
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—
4—5
42%
25
50
j—fl
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———j.
In.terprovincial
Pipe
Interprovincial
Steel
Syndicate
Investors
Class A
Line.
Pipe
Glass preferred__4
Jamaica
Public
Class
B
Service...
Lake
76%
....
1,750
805
17,745
Jan
50
v
3.60
99
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Ltd
Preferred
.
—
Douglas
Warrants
class A—_
'
Jan
16%
Feb
105%
10%
11%
19,805
10
May
106 % 106%
300
103
Mar
355
104%
107
2.05
2.15
788
2.35
7,200
Apr
May
Jan
14Vb Mar
Feb
110
111%
Apr
Feb
2.40 Mar
1.60 Feb
2.20
2.50
Jan
Jan
May
10
Jan
21% May
23
Feb
2.15
Apr
7%
7%
1,215
22
22%
350
1.60
1.70
6,239
2.45
2.55
400
27
425
25
27
27%
300
25
42%
41
Feb
8
7
1.50 May.
2.45
3.00
Jun
Jan
31
Jan
31%
Jan
45
May
May
Apr
42%
62
10 Va
9%
10%
3,407
May
15%
14
14
14%
535
13% May
17%
81
80
81
250
77
Jan
90
48
47%.
50 Vb
II,832
47 %
Jun
60 Va
Apr
Jan
K
Feb
3.75 May
5%
2,135
4.50 May
17%
805
15% May
19%
28
28
105
27 % May
28 Va Mar
18
18
125
18
Jt'n
213/4 Mar
90
95
313
14%
14%
135
13 Va
Jan
15% May
29%
28%
30 Vb
15,958
28%
Jun
30 Va May
18%
16%
17
12,638
16% May
30
30
30
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87/b
8%
4.80
5.00
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15%
Jan
18
jun
4.75
jun
18
6%
Jan
19% May
May'
'
1.86
~i;05 May
60
Feb
89
Jan
38
May
52% Mar
5,993
73
7,300
77
1.40
1.10 May
49
May
"
150
4,615
10%
200
15
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•
55
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10%
.
15
.
100
6
6%
2,320
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3.00
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11
11
11
400
2.60
^
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,
42
2.15
May
May
2.80 May
10% May
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4,100
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•
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:
4,650
5
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9%
51
740
50
May
62%
2.00
200
2.00
2.00
5%
780
2,380
5% May
2.05
Jun
*
6,4pQ
43%
41
443/4
695
38
H
11
175
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10%
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49
49
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4.75
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360
20 V4
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90
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,
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11
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15
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Apr
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100
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20
50
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.
19 Va Mar
106
Mar
100
40
85c
3,100
75c
May
12%
13
8,690
11
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6.55
4.35
100
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7 13=5
Jan
12 %
Jan
4.50
4 20 May
20,906
8 3/4
13
May
Jan
75
40
Mar
6
6%
5,670
5
% May
11%
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26%
28%
v
1,285
25
14*
" Jan
3,065
14
16
11
U
11
215
19 V4
19
19 Ya
1,348
52%
52 %
100
28
895
27
3.95
1,153
9%
19
16
Feb
Jan
Jun
14% Mar
Feb
21%
Mar
Feb
53% May
32% Mar
Jun
4.65
3.75 Mar
11%
.
32.V4 Mar
52% Ju»
.
Jan
7% May
/ May
7
48%
11% May
4,177
,
May
26%
21% May
45 Va
27
Jan
*
23 Va
Vj
Feb
1.25
19
4.50 May
945
22
6%
Jan
84% Mar
Jan
80c
-
Mar
113/4
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8 '
11% Jan
Jan
Jun
16
Jan
Mar
8
Mar
11 Vb
11%
25
8
8
200
12%
12%
13
3,310
18
17%
183/4
36,674
17
May
21% May
20
20
20%
1,325
20
May
25
11 Va
common—
-II
8
15.
12% May
Jan
Jan
43
43
55
43
Jun
50Vb May
26%
26%
25
24%
Feb
28
1,600
"
.
May
Jun
15%
Jan
25% Feb
26 Va
Jan
Jan
16%
Apr
13 %
13%
16%
50
15 %
2,040
4.25
100
2.85
Feb
1.55
ordinary
26 %
15
4.25
15
13%
26%
—25
.
1.55
200
1.35
Feb
1.70
Feb
16%
17%
1,320
16%
Jun
21%
Jan
14
47
.50
49
503
51
250
50%
6%
225
47
—
Feb
51% Mav
.
7
May
73% Jan
14% May
12%
13
590
59% May
12% Jun
60
60
360
59 Va May
*
6%
7
1,070
5% May
2.15 May
4.35 Feb
16% May
TO
60
59%
61
'
2.30
2.35
480
14 Va
13%
14%
12,131
13%
13 Va
13%
,
class A—....
_—————-——
21%
new
com—
21
22
14V4
Pipeline
Pipeline
Jun
.50
Bank—;*
new
60
5% Mar
5,269
4.25 May
45 Va May
50%
6
pfd—
preferred—
Finance
Prairie
;
Jan
95
,
t
9
May
93/4 May
28
50
common
——
Ltd common—
Canada
69Va
Mar
'
15,750
45 Va
22%
common
Trans-Mountain Pipeline'
Trans
i
4.35
81c
.10
Warrants
.
.
11,.
.
6
6
Apr
93/4 Jun
6 % May
103 v* 103 %
103 %
*
Towers Marts common
7
V
11% Jan
May
20% Apr
23% Feb
Jun
91.
,
Jan
51
May
;
7,042 /
9,723 *•
73/8
§9%
"
21% Mar
300
Jan
V8 Jan
11% Jan
May
20
Jan
8%
4.75 May
'
Jan
Jan
64
Apr
48
Mar
2.60
Jun
May
1Q% Jun;
•,
V
;.
1.790 „;
:
10 V*
69%
9%
,
i'7%
.10
A..—...
Petroleum
Star
63/b
_—
class
50
92
6%
,
•
10
—
new
250.,.,
75/-.
'■f,
..
20
.—100
—
"
1.25
Jun
% Mar
3.20
Jun
5
3.453
6%
1.45
U
37
101
1.95 May
5
•
50 Va
Feb
*"48
375
1.25
3.73
Jan •;
3.20
*
-
10%. Feb
6% May
5
class B_
Bros
B
Jan
7%
Toronto Iron Works class A—_—
Class
Jan
4.75
6
Ltd,
3.90
*
25 Va
Jvn
3.50
50
common.
Toronto
1
19% May
50
.12%
Feb
Jan
5,056
7%
■
—»-*-
Thompson Paper
Toronto Dominion
Feb
21
Jan
——
.
1.20
23 Vb May
Feb
Ltd..
"
11
3,590
"
.
32 Va
——-*
*
Canadian General Inv
Traders
26 Va
27% May
34% Mar
Mar
100%
—1
Feb
Feb
Jan
21
10
Cement (das* A——1•
Corp A preferred——100
Jan
11V?
Mar
39
25
.
4.80
-
855
May
13
'
101
preferred
9%
"
26%
•14
Jan
May
11%
35 %
Common
Switson Industries
Third
35
101
Texaco' Canada
;
75
35%
class A,,
Brock
Tamblyn
Mar
lJan
500
--—A,—*
—100
preferred-.
21%
13% May
5% May
2.20
1
May
TOO
36
50 %
...
69% Mar
-*"13
14
14
11%
49
Jan
78
May
10 *
Mar
86
•
Jan
140
100
27%
Supertest
83 %
35
JOl
_
'
Jan
Mar
2,555
Superior Propane common
Preferred
47 Va Mar
May
" May
Jan
7 25
7 Va
Sterling Trusts
Stuart Oil
Feb
May
64% May
Feb
4.60 May
2,700
82 V*
82
82/);
Feb
36
10%
8% Mar
81
19%
Industries preferred,^
Steinberg
;
1
22%
May
29
159
260
3.50
—.—
Foods
S ted man
;
•
6%
Standard Paving
Stanley
*
'
Gas-,—
Steel
Preferred
6% Jan
Jan
105
Jun
90
Feb
94
1.40
Slater
5.00 May
,
5.00 May
5
16%
3.50
Manufacturing,
Somerville
Apr
5%
^
Art8
D
Mar
17%
25
Shawinigan Water & Power
Class B preferred--,™
Trans
Kelly
35
May
125
27
Southam
40
54%
Class B preferred.^—,
4.
May
12 3/4
50
914
25%
Holdings class A
Stafford
46
46 %
48%
_25o
,——^10
-
Warrants
75
"
common
—
26
103 % Mar
30
„
—
Foods
Apr
1,520
50
1.25
•
250
1
21
—
Prop
May
v
2,327
43%
42
48 Ms
—
warrants
Jockey Club
T__:
common
^—:_o.
Iroquois
Jefferson
t
May
104
'
Preferred
17
1.65
~
International Utilities
29,522
U
Warrants
S
y
17% Mar
6 Va May
34% Jan
*Jun
97
210
"V ' 55
18%
5
1
^^.20
•
28%
13 %
"
97
15%
—
May
13
,-10
Sbullys Industrie?
.
Silverwood Dairies elas* ASimpsons. Ltd
Jan
23% May
4,279
49
97
48
-
•
50
,•_*
25
103 Va
•
'
48
:
—^.10
-
—
Nickel
Feb
25
*
Credit preferred
Industries
Maurice
oqvwi
'60% May
'153 !
6 Ya May
400
4.50
Minerals
International
24%
11%
Steel of Canada
International
Jan
7%
prelerred—Du^yTOO
Rpthmans of Pall Mall
Royal Bank of Canada..,—
Royalite Oil common,-,
Russell (Hugh) Class Ar-r,.---—
Selkirk
Apr
Jun
May
42% May
13% May
15,129
4.25
._i
4.25
22%
*
*
——
Corp
Salada
Jun
-45% May
<
120
1,135
v
4.25
j
19
Feb
1.65 May
12
May
9,776
r
2.30
•
common—
new
Reynold Aluminum
Jun -' ■
May ;
4.10 Mar
Feb
52%
865
,
138
4.00
—
18%
10
preferred
—
Quinte Milk class ARapid Grip class-' A—
Raid Litbo preferred—,..Revel?toke Bidg common,—Preferred ——
1.H
•
""
75
45
45
*
common
27
106%
"
———•
Gas
27
Jan
51
-50
Lawrence
21
Feb
:2.75 May
'
;
2,170
18
common
St Lawrence
J17
Jan *
16
408
21
'
4.86%
—♦
$2.25 preferred :.i.4——%—
_50
4 Va % preferred.
—__i
—„—100
Natural
13%
pmeline common
Pembina
•
Jun
1.75
Jan
May
■
51
295
52%
52
3.15
6% "preferred —i.—
Industrial Acceptance common.
Preferred
13
2.15
—
Inland
2.30
20
'
T
!
■,
'
'
Inland Cement Co preferred
2.10
Feb
10%
,
Mar
49
Jan
10%
8 % May
391
-
May
23% Mar
7% May
7,270
50
8%
11
1
—
Russell Industries
t
(John)
Jan
14% May
19
*
.
•
Apr
Apr '"
26
•
80 %r jun,
100
105% 105%
120
Inglis
9%
8Va
106%
"•
52%
.—5
1
7,492 '
>
29%
*
Wood Specialties^
Robin Nodwell
Rolland Paper
:
Jan
Apr
§
198
5%
80%
20c
Minerals
8%
Wti"—*—
"
■'
52 %
Industrial
8%
22 %
•
5
Works
preferred
Utilities
Revenue
-
Apr
"12%
"
jun "
11% May
510
25%
5
-25
5%;
100
A.,Ti.1—_.
5%
4,161 "
^
20
Erie
34 Va Mar
■
Jan
13
Warrants
Mar
15
Imperial Life Assurance—
—10
Imperial Oil
4—1-4—
—
—*
Imperial Tobacco common
:—5
Hiiron
33Va
Feb
Quebec Natural Gas.—
5.00 Mar
Jun"'
85c
300
' T
.
15
6'/a
prior preferred—.
Howard Smith
——
—
Parker Drilling
Power
5? Vi May-'-i
1
Jun
91c
17%
—
Feb
31%
•
8 Va May
10%
104
•
A
class
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Ontario, Steel Products,^
Phantom
'
;.M
85c
Drilling—.——
Renfrew
31
320
Cement
Ocean
Peoples
'
Jan
3.50
Horne & Pittfield^.^^—
21% May
310
32 Va
18%
*
•
20
20
.
20
May
19% Jan
.:
8 % May
'
3,890
3.55 '3.55
HV & .Co
.
Paper preferred—L..L.100
Dauch.
—4—*
900
32
32
Car
Mines
Noranda
Penmans
*
11% Mar
14%
(Geo
&
22%
32
2.10
100
100
Preferred
May
14%
Hendershot
Hipde
22%
"49%
Northern Ontario.Natural Gas.,,— .'
Northern Quebec Power common,
*
Northern Telephone —
1
Page
/
"
'
1
10,775 '
Oshawa Wholesale
*
J162^
Jan :
7% Mar
Jun
4.55
85c
:—r—.
-—4,———-
.
19,145
18%
8%
•
*
Products
Oakville
Feb
93
Apr
6%
common_^w——i.
Siddeley
12%
40
Steel
12% May
■
.
Apr '
6.15
.:
50
6%
-id.<——
Harding Carpets
Preferred
—
10
16%
common—*
Containers
'
A
Feb
14%
—10
203/4 Jun
13 V*
Drug & Chemical common_-
Northwest
"
Hardee
150
•
Warrants
Feb
-60'A
14%
Guaranty Trust
'V
'„'95c, Mar
Jun""'
•
16%
•830
2.45
2.20
6%
*.-1-
.
'
% May
875
2.05
1
V 50
class A—
Greening Industries, _A-_
Greyhound' Lines
—
A
15% Mar
Jun."
1,995
8%
8%
2.20
.
20%
1°°
Trust
Neon
V12% Mar
.
Jan
6%
2,625
:
'
„
20%
2,50
National
Jan
/
130
*
Gas....—r.
41% May
32
——~
common—
National
Jan
103%
87% Mar
:
'400
J7
17
-»0
trust
Jan
230
<:
Trust
National
4,,75 Apr '
10d %
Feb:.
9% May !
230
"
6%
17%'
i——
—A*—
Winnipeg
Voting
Feb
42%
32
°9
Premium Iron Ore—.
Saddlery..—
West
Great
Jan
55 Va
20% May
*
30
i
National Grocers
'
31
r
Jan
■'
Greater
26
22%
350
J
—
Brewery
National
Janj.
20JA
May'
58c
-100
9%
6%''
warrants.,—
Great West'Coal
14
2,368
»
17%
—-
Corp common—
Moore
Jan *s
4.10
May
385
130 134%
130
*
4.55
B
4
'•
•
"25
■
••
;■
2,610
92
92
-—--—•
_
^
3,205..
80c
9%
comtoon.^..,
20%
Industries Gas
Montreal
Jan
14% Mar
/Mar
1,225
V
Jun
28%
Mar
105
55%
-100
$2.80 preferred
Class
100
54%
common—!
Warrants-
4
,
29
35
tl5
-
-68c
Paper.:
GrTeat Lakes Power
Warrants :
Great Northern Gas
2,465
-
•,
71c
26%
*
Goodyear Tire Canada common.:.—
Gordon Mackay class A———iL__
Jun,
3.00 May
Jan
,1.55%
—/—:
11
3.25
27%
common
L
Preferred
46;
23% May
1,000
26
A_50c
General Products Mfg class A—•
41%
Preferred
Jun
175
Jun
11 %
9%
97/B*
:
Drilling class
21
Monarch. Fine Foods
25 Vz Mar
jun
May
16%
I
106
10%
■
16%
21
Brick
Molsons
1.15 Mar
19% May
1,850
Apr
.9%
Jan
,190
31
-
106
_____—L_.___—1
66c
1,905
873
.
102 v 102
————.
Motors
General
v
15%
Ltd
Midwest
Milton
57% Mar
Jan
,
100
;
8
505
11%
—100
L-l
General
21%
23%
—
—
200
5,510
11
Power common—
preferred _i_—_—;
5% %
510
,
'■
3.00
__
3 Vo
t
•
23%
ill.
3.00
——_____
Gatineau
Feb
16%
C Canadian Prop
p
Jan
401
225
Canada:
Apr
18%
May
May
May
Apr
6
'29
4.85
of
Feb
37
17
Preferred
May
33
i_.
28
Motor
14
32
WS*'—'——9'
Montreal Locomotive
1,475
4.75
For a
10 % Jun
215
Bloedel Powell River
Ltd
Metro Stores
Jan
17
*
•
Ford
E
Feb
15
16%
1
Fleetwood
1,550
I,050
Mar
16%'
Farms
Fleet
\
Apr
50
A
-
Jan
3,940
10
.
Feb
17%
1st pfd—30
preferred
preferred
5 Va %
M
50% Mar
■
29
24%
160
4.25
10%
Shoes
Maxwell
Mar
24
Federal
class
Jan
33
May
2.95 May
27
f
(W M)
%
4 Va
23% May
6,078
2,625
33%
^
Ma8sev-Ferguson Ltd
21% Mar
Jun
common.,
Ltd
(M>
,<
•
16% May
2,248
t
Feb
3.30
32
^
Preferred
.
22
...
225
2.80
17%
Maple Leaf Mills common
Mar
7,076
21,731
10%
Feb
2.25 May
10 %
—
warrants—
A
Class
Maher
May
12
-
3.15
3,200
22 Va
class A_
Jones
Macmillan
Feb
9% May
11% May
Fanny Farmer Candy—.
Fittings
>
67 % Mar
48
160
•
;—
•
9J25 Mar
54%
!
27
•
J
Apr
29
—
Famous Players Canadian
Falconbridge
113'A
•
44%
—-10
«—
May
&
Lowney
525
13
3.25
Jan
1.80
Jun
490
16%
10
Insurance—
Exquisite Form common—
13 Va
4.50
2.40
Feb
7%
Jun
32
Class B —_—■j!.
Preferred
—
V
Jan
154
Feb
•
.
2.30
1.10
17%
—
Loeb
9%
•
22
24%.
_,
Empire Life
1,550
990
12 %
1
preferred
Jan >'.»
8
3,866
i
18%
—*
Co__——_.—
Eddy
t
Jun
150
1.30
7%
*
A—
GrQceterias class A
...Class B 1st pfd
Loblaw Cos class A.
)
%. DM
class
Loblaw
>
Mar
27
Financial
Levy Industries
Preferred
,,
"V
Feb'
D60
13 %
...
1,320
1,125
22
16%
28%
110
;
4
>.
17%
v-
10
Trust
Investment
Economic
•
common.™.
Dupont Co
"
39% May
17V2 May
'
3.60
49%
12%
..
480
-
56
9i%
May
High
16 % Mar
•
20
38
v
preferred
Law son
jun,
i
Secord
Leland
Jan
23%
!:■ 2.65 May
,
2,330
,
8%
49%
; " 12 %
18 %
—•
-———__—r
Tar & Chem common—_—•
Dominion
M,
9%
:
_50
„————*
Coal
Steel
'
preferred
Dominion Scottish Inv
Dominion
,
\
common^-*
Steel
&
.
—
r_
Foundry
Dominion
Cement common
Loan
Laurentide
A..
9,097
1.
5
5%
1.10
2.40
1
1
—10
10
3
Preferred
:
Jan
61
•
Estate
Dale
,
Jun
8
11,635
7
19%
,
1.10 May
f
May
47
19%
2.75
'
Zellerbach
Nest
Crpws
Mar
19%
10%
—;_10
Trust
Crown
May
May
Feb./:
,12%
May
6
150
90c
l.oo
common
5
Low
5%
—
Ontario
Lake
25
-
Ltd———!—1_-—:
ID
Crestbrook
Gas
Lakeland
22 %
109
7% May
8%
17%
11 %
5%
300
5%
Warrants
18%
——*
12
1.10
Common
Feb
17%
,
3,620
10
Jan
'
.—.—•
13%
10
class A
Cement
Lafarge
Jan
8%
•20%'
8
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
13%
•
...
Jan
107%
•
Shares
of Prices
,
5
11%
May
7%
3,900
.
12%
Jan
/ 18
—•
.
Imperial/——
Cosmos
8%
21
„___
Credit
Coronation.
13
20%
for Week
Low
Par
High
107%
*.
_
,
_—
„
75
1,200
-
4.80
—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—
9
8%
13
7%
Range Sfnce Jan. 1
Sales
.
Range
Sale Price
"
7%
•
,10
common^.
_,
9
9
'■
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
'
Conduits
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Friday
Week's
39
13%
14%
6
5%
6Va
300
,
12% May
13 Va Jun
19,802
13
64
9%
18 Va May
13,155
„
350
May
5% May
'14
Feb
Feb
May
27% Jan
,
15% May
7% May
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
2nd
preferred
Union
Class B
United
50
STOCKS
Shares
High
Low
50
May
55
Jan
585
9
Jun
11
Feb
Con
18%
17%
Jun
Jan
Consolidated
Bellekeno
17%
50
18%
12,061
-
57
57 %
29%
5-%
6 %
1,150
He
14c
8,100
11c
5%
class
30%
29%
57/e
preferred—----—
Corps
5%
6
3,550
5
7
59%
-30
United
Steel
Vector
Electric
Corp————;
—-—
VendomaUc
Viceroy Mfg class A——
7
—i—
Class-' B
3.75
56%
85
30%
75 '
7%
T
"
-
300
1
Mines
Apr
Consolidated
Caliinau
Jun
Consolidated
Consolidated
Discovery
Dragon Oil-.
Apr
Consolidated
East
5% May
7%
Jan
Consolidated
Apr
7% May
Consolidated
22c
Jun
7%
Flin
Fenimore
Consolidated
Jun
30c
12c
13c
14,000
12c
May
23%c
3%c
3%c
4,166
8,000
14,800"
2%c
1.05
Jun
1.80
7%c
Jun
14c
43c
Jan
20c
Jan
7c
Jan
48c
May
8c
7c
8c
1.05
1.15
8c
16,671
36c
36c
37c
I,700
36c
Iron
17c
17c
2,156
17c
Jan
.L
5%c
Arrow
:
45c
5%c
Vulcan
1
Walker
G
&
1
Ref
Voting
42c
class
A—
Western
Copper
•
:
13%
15
5,368
22%
Feb
37%
37%
9%
9%
—«
35
35
.
1.15
Alexander
Wood
(J)
class
class A
Gold
Lead
Atlantic
Bankeno
Bat.a
I,480
70c
8,722
55c
3,500
May
5.50
1.82
1.80
1.95
20c
22c
12 %c
15c
5%c
5c
40c
6c
-
6c
6,073
2%c
Apr
5%c
40c
Jan
56c
1.75 May
15c
10c
Jan
5%c
4,900
5c
Mar
43 %c
17,783
8.80 May
10%
Jan
_1
11 %c
*
9%C
12c
4,800
41c 48%c
45 %c
336,000
9c
1.06
1.10
11c
10c
1.24
16;650
llC--May;il May ,"1.',
8c
Jan
10,800
68c
May
41c
51,280
24c
May
93c
Jan
May
36c
Jan
14c
1.00
6,100
11c
1.00
1.00
7c
4,000
5c
6c
27,000
6c
8%c
9%c
9,000
8c
5c
May
6c
1
8,700
x
1.00
&
Gas
7c
Jan
6,000
II,950
3.25
7.05
6.70
7i?
12,275
6.00 May
21
-25
24
23c
Mines
580
Jan
21% May
22% May
54c
2,700
21c
23c
5,560
20c
Feb
28c
Jan
21c
6,500
16 %c
Jan
27c
Mar
6,100
48c
Feb
55c
Apr
54c
54c
90c
May
1.24
1.18
1.25
26c
2%c
26c
10,850
6%c
7c
10,000
•
8c
8c
10c
6,500
8c
May
6c
5c
6c
21,000
5c
11 %c
12c
2,530
10c
4%C
5c
42c
43c
2.06
2.27
21,050
10c
10c
3,000
10c
5c
1
*
4%C
-1
50o
2.20
1
1
11,600
1.14 May
21 %c
6c
1
Petroleums
6.95
Mining & Smelting
38c
33c
10c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
24,500
700
8,050
May
7%c May
10c
6.00
May
Jun
May
Apr
10c
34c
Jan
Feb
27c
Jan
8%c
Jan
59c
Feb
7.10 May
38c
Jun
60c
Feb
26 %c
Apr
36c
Jan
5,050
3.25 May
4.90
Feb
3,400
1.75
3.40
Jan
4%c
5c
12,000
6c
Jan
4%c
15c
•
24
Calgary & Edmonton
Oil—
Pete
»
Chibougamau
1
Campbell Red Lake
•
Lands-
Petrol
17c
19,000
24%
8,605
24c
4,000
21 %c
Jun
1.80
3,300
1.25
Jan
1.65
4.50
4.25
4.70
29,559
17
16%
17
600
ggc
93c
96c
4,400
1
Canadian
Minerals
Chieftain Petroleum
Canadian
Delhi
3 25
2.90
3.30
H05
19,813
1
Canada Tungsten
Canadian Astoria
1.85
2.05
4,500
l
*
5c
13c
May
29c
Jan
19
May
28%
39c
Jan
4.15 May
13
80c
Petroleum
Canadian D.vno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian High Crest-
5c
3,000
5c
37,400
80c
6,365
80c
79d
83c
9,505
1.16
1.12
1.22
31,180
Cassiar Asbestos Com
Ltd—
Dei Rio
~
Oil
6c
Corvan
__1
Mining
__i
34c
—1
Mimes-
Pershing
H.
Chib Kayrand
Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining &
Smelting
Chimo Gold Mines
Petrol
6c
Jan
7c
6 %c
May
9%c
3%c Mar
see page
9c
13,575
18c
5,500
7c
7c
500
16 %c 19 %c
8c
9c
10c
37,000
14,100
15c
9c
60c
67c
93,875
31c
50c
45 %c
50c
18,070
44c
11
4,621
1
Mines
Dome
49c
24c
3.90
3.80
3.90
27.599
30
2,718
10%
9%
10%
1,420
6c
8c
12C
11 %c
13c
9,500
12,700
•
27c
26c
28c
1
...
...
Feb
Jan
30% May
15 'A Jan
9.25 May
6c
Mar
12 %c
May
Feb
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
25c
15,700
;
Jan
Mar
May
4.05
23% Mar
Co
Jan
64c
3.60 Mar
28J/4
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
May
29%
Jan
50c
Jan
41c
Jan
Jan
72c
9.80 May
8,700
1
Mines
27c
May
2.50
Petroleum
Copper
Dynamic Pete
45c
9c
Jan
•
.
Duvan
10 %
45c
25 %c
Mar
8c
1
Mines
Dome
10 %
16c
Jun
6%c Mar
64c
1
5c
May
I6V2C
1
25c
East Amphi Gold
Malartic Mines
May
75c
Jan
East
Sullivan
1
Elder
5%c
3,050
6%c
Jan
2.15
2.30
3,900
2.10 Mar
2.49
Jan
1.60
1.64
2,950
9,750
1.55 May
1.90
Jan
i
Mines
Mines
Eldrich
El
5%c
1
1
East
1
Mining—
Eureka Corp
Falconbridge
1.30
1
Mines
Sol
8c
1.22
:
l
...
16c
Ltd
Mining
Mining
Gaitwin
Geco
Giant
47 %
1.65
4,700
1.45
Jun
1.81
Apr
2.75
2.99
50%
,2.99
2,300
2.50
May
4.20
Jan
10,555
8%c May
18%c
-
-
22 %c Mar
68 %
May
Jan
10c
9c
10c
18c
21c
9,000
11c
May>
31c
Jan
8c
7%c
8c
14,000
5c
Jari
16c
Jan
13c 16 %c
60.901
10c
Jan
6c
Jan
*
15c
1
Ltd
Mascot
7,901
Feb
16c
21c
Mining
Giant
Jun
Apr
l
.
Mines
15c
Jan
13c
8%c
20c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Jan
9,000
1.80
May
1
Mines
Frobisher
8c
5c
1.45
1
Francoeur
1.20 May
12,500
13,200
48%
i
Farwest
6 %c
15c
*
-
.
Fargo
Fatima
9c
6c
4 % c Mar
'
Faraday Uranium Mines
Oils
1.32
8c
.;A
1
1
8c
7%c
8 %c
27,500
1
4
25%
24%
25%
8%c
3,113
3,000
84c
4,500
70c
12%
3,669
1
Mine
1
—
Yellowknife Mines
5 %c
Ltd
82c
1
Glacier Explorers,
12%
1
11%
17c
15c
18c
13c
May
5%c Jun
Jan
29% Mar
19%c
May
8%
Jan
19%c May
23
5%c
Ltd
1.10
Jan
13
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
12c
May
5c
5%c
2,200
5c
Jan
Goldale Mines
1
32c
28c
32c
10,000
23c
Jan
Goldfields
1
16 %c
16c
17c
20,700
15c
May
21c
Feb
Jan
40c
May
24c
Jan
Glenn
Uran
Mines
1
...
Mining
Goldray
1
.
Grandroy
Mines
Granduc
I
47c
39c
48c
246,850
2:3c
15c
16c
II,300
12c
2.80
2.99
3,950
10
1
—
22.600
2.94
10%
3,297
6%c.
•
Mines
Great
Plains
DeveloD
1
Gulch
Mines
j.
1
6%c
6c
1
13c
12c
13c
1
8.80
8.70
9.15
1
14c
13c
14c
1
13c
1
17c
Gulf
Lead
Mines
.
Gunnar Mining
Rock
Hastings
Head
Gold
Mines
;
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,
of
Lakes
Headway Red
Heath
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Gold
Highland
34c
9c
Mar
2.56 May
Jan
May
15%
Feb
5%c
Jan
9%c
6%c
Jan
8.35
Jan
9
500
14,000 '
8,677
21,800
10%
11c
Mar
64,150
8c
Feb
16c
Jan
1,555
13c
Feb
19c
Apr
93c
1,500
75c
May
14 %c
17c
,
17c
14%c May
1.25
25,700
13c
Jan
24c
Jan
25c
25c
26c
21,700
23c
May
65c
Jan
1
i.
;
5%c
5%c
5%c
15,200
5%c May
14c
Jan
1
2.11
2.06
2.18
Consolidated
Gold
5
2iy8
20
21 Va
4.895
Co
A
•
107/a
10%
11
%
8,433
*
10%
10%
10%
1,988
9% May
1
2.30
2.25
2.30
3,810
2.05 Mar
...
class
B
Howey
—
Consolidated
Hudson
Bay
Hudson
Gold
Bay Oil
Mining
Jan
1
:
Home
Class
Feb
17c
9c 14V2c
1
Lake
Ltd
Apr
18 %c Mar
93c
l
Mines—
Bell
Jun
4.15
Hollinger
Oil
Jan
48c
17c
1
Iron
&
Smelting
♦
54%
52%
,
I
16
11c
1
26c
1
Porcupine
Exploration
44c
15%
x
10 %c
;
.
4,600
55
15
10 %c
2.50
Pam
Hydra
Inspiration
-
Irish
Copper Mines.,
Jan
Iron
Bay
May
Jan
Iso
4,800
2.05
1
Jun
2.66
Jan
19 %
26%
Jan
10
15%
May
V4 May
47
Feb
15% Mar
2.65
59%
May
Jan
Apr
3,437
13
May
10c
May
32c
1,600
5,503
26c
Jun
54c
Feb
46c
7,000
42c
Feb
65c
Jan
11,375
45c
r
.
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1
—
——
Jaye
Waite
'
1.50
73c
81c
18,400
22c 26 %c
Jan
Jellicoe
Mines
1.10
Jun
Joburke
Gold
20% Mar
17c
Jan
Quebec
Mines
37c
May
1.34
;
Jan
2.55
Jan
20,700
20c
Jan
41c
11,100
35c
Jun
82c
Jan
6,000
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
35c
6c
6c
8c
7c
8%c
21c
21c
22c
*
20c
18c
l
1
May
May
1
:
—-
1.31
65c
12c 12 %c
25c
Mines
5.35
300
'
1
13%c
1.30
55c
1.50
20c
Explorations
Joliet
51c
1.50
1
35c
Mining
May
May
Feb
55c
1
—
Mines-.
Mines
3.40 May
.
1.75
40c
Jan
Apr
5c
Jan
10c
Mar
18,500
7c
May
11c
Jan
11,700
20c
May
35c
Jan
20c
28,680
10c
Jan
25c
May
.1,533
„
Jun
2.85
Feb
Jonsmith
3.50 May
4.35
Feb
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
1
31 %C
27c
34c
17,353
May
1.80
Jan
1.06 May
1.87
Feb
Kenville
1
5c
4%c
5c
3,000
1
9.40
9.00
9.60
1
1.85
1.85
1.85
27c
69c
Mines
Gold
'
Mines
Minerals
Kirkland
Townsite
31c
7%c
Jan
38c
Jun
13c
Jan
8c
9c
27,293
5%c May
19c
2,800
85c
Jan
1.20 May
22,850
15c
May
:
Copper
...
s.
—_
1
42c
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jan
24,540
8.25 Mar
10%
Jan
100
1.70 May
29c
2,518
26%c-May
9c
15,500
11 Va c 11 % c
4,159
25
1,845
8%(
1
4%c
25 %c Mar
8c
Jan
3.20
Feb
42c
Jan
13c
Feb
Jan
1.14
17c
19c
11%
3,485
6.00
16,475
1.90
1.75
2.03
51,850
"«r
6c
7c
55,300
10
1.03
1.14
'5c
1
4,300
4c
5c
10,500
11%
Jun
5.20 May
1.45 May
6c
1.03
3c
May
Jun
May
Kopan Developments Ltu
•
30c
Feb
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
13
Apr
Lake
Feb
Lake
2.21 May
Lake
8.45
10c
1.72
6c
May
La
Osu
Shore
Luz
Mines
Apr
23c
20 %c
12 %c
13c
5,525
11c
May
24c
Jan
Leitch Gold Mines
42c
42c
1,200
32c
May
57c
Jan
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
15,700
42c
May
80c
Jan
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
43c
45c
11,206
4.95
5.00
942
5.20
5.15
5.40
10,160
32c
30 %c
32c
6,500
25c
23 %c
25c
1.90
78c
1.90
150
70c
78c
9,300
10,258
20 %c
4.10
4.60
30c
Jun
Apr
Jan
34c
5.50
Apr
May
5.75 May
Mar
47c
Jan
20 %c Mar
29c
ADr
1.90
63c
Jun
May
Latin
American
Little
Long
Long
Point
Loraoo
5,500
18c
29,500
1
3.15
67,300
May
4.55 May
17c
7.95
Jan
7%c
Apr
11 %c
May
13c
Feb
31c
Jan
3.10
3.25
1,341
Feb
3.25
2.70
2.75
1,600
2.70
Jun
3.25
3.90
800
3.45
Jan
35c 39 %c
12,000
35c
128,050
48c
26c
Gas
Louvicourt
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Mines
Yellowknife
8c
10,020
3c
2%c
3c
12,500
•
,
I
1.80
1.70
1.80
.
-6,900"
1.46
Jun
Jan
Mines
54c
Jan
Jan
1.46 Mar
Feb
1.67
15 %c
Jan
2%c May
5%c
Jan
7,010
1.65 Mar
27c
26c
23c
4,100
25 %c May
1.63
1.55
1.68
57,975
6c
6c
500
5c
Jan
8c
8c
9c
17,000
8c
May
8c
9c
15,000
5c
May
1
May
4.00 M'ar
May
5c
1
1
—
Gold
1.57
7c
2.60
.1
—:
Lynx
88c
1.50
8c
1
Uranium Mines
2.35 Mar
72c
1.56
1
Lac Gold
66c
1
Apr
30% May
3.90
50c
~
1.03
Jan
9%c
1
;
I2%c
24c
5.40
9c
14c
24
*
Mines
Ii
1
4.90
10 %c May
•
—
Langis Silver
Gold
5.15
17 %c
1
;
Mines
Lamaque
24
1
1
Gold
Mines
Feb
—
243/a
.
Lingman
i
»
41.
8c
16 %c
Mines
Kirkland
5.50
2.50
-
Jan
Mar
1,000
l
Jan
11%
♦
17c
4,000
8c
Jan
Jan
85c
5,000
1
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
6c
Mines
Kilembe
\ic
1
Jan
Jan
16% May
6%c
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
5 gg
^ui.^^^.Z-1'
Mines
Feb
7.50
17
1.07
I*
Metals
13c
May
1.39 May
75c
3%c
Mines
Donalda
12c
Jan
May
45 %c
-3,235
:1
Devon Palmer Oils
Dickenson
Jun
1.15
1
Gold
Denison
6c
17c
6%c
Pacific.
Delnite
2.35
7.90 May
3%c
Mines
Horn
Deldona
14c
'•
May
32c
Feb
May
12 %c Mar
i
Apr
18,268
14c
—1
Feb
8c
43%c
Smelting
Mar
2.60
j 07
1
Mines
Deer
6c
-
5.80 May
12c
27,300
10,000
3,208
'•
14c
18
■
2,000
21,508
70c
17%
-_1
_
Mines
Delhi
13c
65c
18
50c
.
Crowpat Minerals
Jan
11%
1
14c
Copper
Cusco
1.27
32c 35%c
70c
Cowichan
Craigmont
Croinor
7c
1.21
1.24
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45c
"•
1
;
.
Zinc
26c
10,500
Z—Zl
Porcupine
footnotes,
Lead
Feb
9c
•
_
Cheskirk Mines
Mines-
Coulee
May
Hi
Central
Central Pat Gold
.
12c
Copper Rand Chiboug
26c
34c
•
II
Willans
10,500
15c
7%c
•
Silica
Mines
&
12c 12 %c
Copper Corp Ltd-..
Copper-Man Mines
0.700
•
-
Jun
1.60 May
May '
19,060
1,525
7%c
6c
7.10
4,554
1
53c
Jan
6.05
32
32c
7%c
5%c
6.75
Exploration—
18c
33c
16,000
7c
May
1.05 May
6,200
10c
Jan
30
•
1.15
!
Feb
16c
*
Gold
Canadian Northwest Mines—
Mining
4,800
1
20c
Inca
Charter
833
27c
4,500
1.10
5c
2.60 M'ar
1.10
3.65
29%c 30%c
1.10
9%c
Jacobus
3.65
.3.50
30 %c
v
90c
4.45
90c
16%
—
Island
Central
2.50
1
Poplar
3,800
1.75 May
3.50
3.55
Apr
31,600
2.35 May
1.O8
•
2lc
7c
Jack
3.50
1.53
Jan
1.41
1.18 Mar
•
1.30
10 %c
2.65
Feb
10c
Warrants
Mar
14c
1.70
17;50G
6c
Hugh
21 %c
1
Canada
4c
May
19%
*
12c 15%c
1.30
Hasaga
1.90
1
Jan
13c
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7c
Harrison
1.75
25c
Feb
34c
Feb
1.40
Hard
1.75
Lake
13c
May.
1.90
6%c
Feb
1
Red
May
23c
Mines
Jan
2.49
14c
3.85
Petroleum
10C
4,200
Mines
Jun
Jan
3.55
Calalta
2,708
Petroleum
58c
Jun
3.80
Buffalo
73,260
11c
24c
Regcourt
Conwest
Feb
Jan
Mar
2.65
West
42c
1
Ankente
Canadian North
Mine
___
4.35
1.28
:X ' 73c
Jan
23c
Sannorm
11,575
38,100
31c
1.60
32c
May
'
May
32c
Apr
Jan
1.34
2.25
Jan
10c
38c
1
1.55
76c
15.900
Consolidated
7c
6,500
13c
26
14,200
Consolidated
4%c Mar
6c
6.85
1
.
Mines
Malartic
Red-
2.50 May
11,365
45c
Consolidated
14,500
Mar
Mar
10c
Quebec Gold Mines
Jan
1.35
-v95c
'>
59c
71c
.
24c
Rambler
Consolidated
19c
15,235
|
Feb
May
Feb
2.63
_
___.
Mines
Consolidated
May
7.05
Pioneer
Long
Pershcourt
Feb
8c
8%c
Jan
May
'
Consolidated
11c
4%c
Canadian
Consolidated
Jun
40c
Canadian
Northland
Jan
13,000
Devonian
Mosher
Negus Mines.
Consolidated
15 %c
5%c
•
Ltd
25% Mar
19 %c
915
7c
:
Feb
24
_1
;
10%
95c
_•
Southern
Consolidated
Consolidated
Genex
24
50c
Corp
3.80 May
94c
1
—
.
Jan
35c
26c
98c
35c
40c
May
3,80
22,600
For
12c
5%c
Mines
Commonwealth
Feb
5c
5c
Coniagas
May
3.65
25
50o
Apr
May
9c
Jan
A——1
class
1.19
11 %c
3.80
1
Gold
Feb
1
—,—1
-
Apr
1.17 Mar
Feb
6c
1
—1
Mines
16 %c
7c
•
—
-13,500
46c
Lake
16 %c
1.37; Apr
80c
43c
Coin
;
12C-"
10c
Cochenour
Jan
72c
4%c
Combined
-Jan
11c
5c
Chromium
Jun
15c
36 % c
11c
Chesterville
Apr
48 %c
79c
46c
Erin
-18c
;
May
92c
Feb
39c
—
Mines
Oil
Can
8%c
"34c
14,292
9c
30c
3,300
4,000
45c
90c
Exploration
May
Jan
Feb
904
Mar
1
Mines
Canadian
54c
9.25
1
Canadian
Jan
9.15
•
Canada
8c
9.15
Borriuclac Mines
Oil
Feb
Apr
6c
Bouzan
Campbell
Apr
38 %c May
1
Uamerina
Jan
28c
22 %c
10%
——
Calvert Gas &
Apr
May
2.65
Mar
5,885
Bid cop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium
Buffalo
Jan
Jun
Jun
1
Copper
Brunswick
Apr
1.07
55c
6.00
*
Reef
6.75
.
900
Nickel
Mines
Broulan
Jun
3,750
Lodge Mines
Mining Corp
Bralsaman
Feb
35 %c Mar
5,500
...
Jan
6c
Duouesne
Bralorne
.
Mar
62c
May
15c
8.25
Copper
Cons
Mines
57c
13 %c
6.00
preferred
Yukon
Jan
5c
6.00
preferred
Bethlehem
12c
6%c May
'
20o
Petroleums
Bevcon
Bibis
5.90
42c
13c
Mining
Uranium Mines
Beaver
77,065
•
Mines
Belcher
31,800
33,650
66c
Metals
Beat fie
5%c
10c
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Bask a
42c
5c
12c 13 %c
22c
Trust
Barn at
39c
1
Mines
Eankfield
Bare
Jan
800
Oil
Barex
Jan
5.60
Mines—
2nd
May
4.10 Mar
2,000
Mines
Bailey Selburn
1st
May
95
6.35
3c
-—
Gold
5%
14%
Jan
44
•
10.25c
-
Coast
5%%
Jan
40c
River
Banff
3.70
Jun
Jan
85
17%
51c
—
Gold
2.90
36%
Jun
40c
Mines
Yellowknife
Aunor
Feb
Jan
——1
Arcadia
Aumaque
Jan
9% May
Jun
——-----.——-——1
Aumacho
11%
109 %
Jan
2.75
3c
Mines
1
Development—„
Rufiner
7%
Jun
Jan
106
2.70
51c
Mines—
Warrants
7.00
May
1,635
1
Gold
100
Feb
8,150
52c
Mines
Associated
22 Va Mar
3.75
1
Explor
Anglo Huronian
Asamera Oil
17% May
96
Feb
Jan
Apr
3.50
67c
Mines
Petroleums
-
580
.
2.75
*
Earth
Amer
Mines.
14%
-
3.40
5%c
.
Pete_;
Anchor
Rouyn
United
90
.——1
Oils
Cons
Leduc
595
1
Anacon
Atlin
14%
195
•'"
Jun
3.50
•
American
Atlas
95
1
Ltd
Larder
Arjon
40
95
1
x
Rare
Area
39%
•
Amalgamated
Ansii
2.90
*
Amalgamated
Anglo
Anglo
2.90
1
Alminex
Anglo
40
1.55
59c
20
May
14%
Oils Ltd
Mogul
Morrison
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Mines
Yellowknife
Pac
10,921
1.05 Mar
30c
OILS
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
Feb
35%
Mac
Consolidated
Consolidated
40c
30c 30 %c
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
AND
Advocate Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
40%
11% May
3.10
Gas & Oil
Agnico Mines
'
650
—5
Ltd
Mines
7.65
95
•
Uranium
80
-39%
•
A—.
Electric
Abacus
96
109
100
Acadia
V 6,070
9%
warrants
A
18%
350
108
i
Industries
MINES
Alba
1,415
35c
9 Va
—
Woodward Stores Ltd
Acme
1.15
15%
7.00
■
—
Preferred
Class
14,682
,
Feb
■'
.
Mar
96
7.65
Wood
Jun
9
35
15
*
Yukon
37%
70
35c
'
15%
100
&
Pass
iSenith
30
545
.'
'
.100
preferred
Feb
Jan
Feb
'
Warrants
56
4.85
2.85
23%
9%
*
:—
Jan
2.00 May
13% May
12% May
44 %c
Mines
Jan
'
■'
9,625
49,600
2.90
1,700
17%
preferred
2.55
Jan
3,795
B
4%%
2.90
59 %
-
i
1.05
2.20
.
•
A
1.00
1.50 May
Jan
May
3.55
1.05
15%
\V'-'
class
(Geo)
Class
White
200
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mic
2.15
—5
common
4.40
Consolidated
15
Warrants
Weston
1.15
49
Jan
13%
'
'—
Breweries
Canada
100
13,110
Marbehor
5.50
4.00 May
1.20
Consolidated
2.15
*
Products—
Western
135
Halliwell
Jun
: ;8.75May
May"
4c
600
47c
Consolidated
'63%
J,
„
H
15%
•
Foods
Westeel
Jan
4.50
53%
4.40
•
.
trust
Westfair
■
»
:
common
3.25
55' r' Jan
1
-111
(Canada) Ltd
Trans
"200
810
1.20
52%
*
Eauipment
& Knapp
Westcoast
3.75
63%-
50%
„
•
W——
&
Waterous
4.50
——
Products
W'ainwright
Webb
10
Trust
Grey
&
7c
Jan
19c
Jun
17c
.LLi'.
Apr
Jan
5c
Jan
7%c
1.10
Lake—
Golden
24c
-—
Crest—
Gillies
500
Consolidated
Victoria
High
Low
24c
12c
-—
Apr
60
Feb
24
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%c
Key Mines
30%
Feb
-29"% Mar
110
Shares
24c
30%
Mar
59%
—-
.
23"%
May
*
A
Preferred
Low
Coniaurum
9
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
295
9
common-
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
Range
Sale Price
50 %
*•
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
50
—
Canada
of
Gas
Low
—50
pfd
1st
Acceptance
Friday
for Week
of Prices
,
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Union
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2736)
1.42 May
1.97
39c
2.43
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
17 %c
Jan
7c
Feb
Volume
195
6167
Number
.
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Gold
Macassa
Low
•
3.50
Ltd
'.
class
A
MacLeod
:
:
125
1.29
12,920
1.05
Mining
2.00 May
2.35
34,545
2.35.
Jan
4c
Jan
5Vic
Jan
6,500
2c
Jun
3 Vic
Jan
75c
80C,
19,450
74c
Apr
91c
Jan
Rayrock Mines
4c
4c
1,000
6Vic
Feb
Realm
79c
20c
8 ViC
Vic
14c
64c
68c
41c
45c
7 Vic
8 Vic
10
10
960
9c
9 Vie
9,536
1
.—
•,
—
?
26c
Jan
14V2c
Apr
Renabie
10 Vi
23c
27c
33,050
15c
Mar
42c 45 ViC
1
44c
50c
Jan
Jan
.1
—
.1
71c
Jan
73c
85c
1.00
Jun
Jan
Apr
1.70
•>
Jan
1.15
Jari
Jan
Rexpar
Jan
Rio
May
88c
Feb
Rix
May
57c
Feb
Roche
7%c May
13c
Jan
Rockwin Mines
-X
Apr
Ryanor Mining
.1
13 Vac
1
1.73
.i
23,350
78c
Vic
26,440
7Vic
1.39
100
1.35
Apr
1.70 Mar
2.25
2.25
12c
14
May
43c
7,800
2.25
100
2.00
Feb
2.40
9c 10
20c
Jan
38c
17,100
82c
1
Minerals
Algom
:
10,200
60c
1.05
1.39
10c
—
Mines
May
49c
85c
May
'
Feb
19c
Mines
11c
6,200
9Vic May
9.15
9.45
8,108
9.10 May
.1
Uran
10c
9.20
38c
33c
38c
13,150
.1
Athabasca
Feb
28c
1.00
•
Apr
8.80
9.15 Mar
26c
36c
16,444
15Vic
1,667
57c
58,100
8 Vic
1.15
12 Vic Mar
9.80
5%c May
32,050
66c
44Vic
*
High
May
15,1-70
86c
9.65
.1
Macdonald
Jan
12 %c
5,500
Low
18,550
9.80
.X
Mining
Reeves
May
8c
6,733
6 Vic
3 Vic Mar,»
17%C
2,000
6%c
6Vic
,
6,060
19 Vic
8
,
Range Since Jan. 1
90c
13c 15 Vic
15 %c
•
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
1
—
.X
Radiore Uranium Mines—
10,000
2 Vic
...
88c
90c
Shares
High
Jun
4 Vic
_1
Corp
Mines
Lake
Mattagami
1.29
Jun
2c
1
Consol
Matachewan
Jan
4c
13c
Maritimes
24 Vi
18 '/a May
2.03
1
:
,
___—
Martin-McNeely
Apr
2.30
1
:
Mines
Mines
Marcon
5c
Jan
1.10
*
_
Barvue
Maralgo
20 Vi
3y2c
1.20
1
,
Uranium'
Manitou
13,500
1
*
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast
3 Vi C
Jan
1
Magnet Cons Mines__
Majortrans
31c
Jun
1
Lake
Red
19c
10,000
Low
-•
Quebec Metallurgical -—•
Queenstown Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
3.95 May
Apr
20 Vi
2.53
Coekshutt
3.10
3 Vic
3Vic
1
Explorations
5,082
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
19c 20 %c
——X
Mines
Maclaren
Madsen
3.60
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3.70
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
41
(Range for Week Ended June 8)
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
(2737)
7c
7c
7 ViC
5,000
7c
May
May
14c
9,800
13c
Jun
20c
11c 15 Vic
78,600
9c
Jan
Apr
20c
13c
Jan
__
25c
14c
Jan
10%
Apr
70c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
18c
i
*
'
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{
Mines
Maybrun
•••'
•;
Mclntyre
Red
McKenzie
Lake
Mill
Mining Corp
Min
Moneta
Mt
11,825
May
32c
May
70c
44c
48c
14,800
41c
May
60c
63C
13,900
56C
May
1.03
9c
2,300
8c
May
12Vic
21c 22%c
21,800
21c
Jun
28c 28 Vac
*
*
—
14c
14c
12%
13
—:
—
12%
Feb
-'.29c
3,000
28c
Feb
42c
12c
May
19c
2,289
16%
12 Vi May
Apr
1
4,500
4%c May
8c
Jan
65c
67c
4.300
64c
Jun
86c
Jan
1
1
Minerals———
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
5c
—1
Porcupine
Wright Iron
.--Multi
5c
64c
47c
45c
50c
10,787
35c.
30c
36c
—-
26,100
21c
1.70
*
1
:
J?*:"
2.00
1,810
96c
1.24
225,875
90c
Mar
49c
Jan
8c
Feb
1.64
May
Feb
May
3.75
May
1.41 Mar
1.60
National
Exploration
National
Petroleum
Mines
Nello
New
New
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet Mines
Continental Oil of Canada
New
Davies
New
Mines
Mines
.
Rouyn
New
Senator
New
Taku
Rim
Nisto
Smelting
&
Oils
Norcan
—
—
Norpax Nickel—
:
Oils
Canadian
Apr
7c
May
16c
Feb
2oy2c May
29c
Jan
May
28c
Feb
7c
7c
7V2C
19,500
24c
23c
24c
13,700
20c
24c
5,200
_•
Preferred
——
Warrants
76c
82c
14,000
8c
5,000
7c
7c
7 Vic
14,800
18c
21c
25c
28c
18c
7C
Mar
11 Vic 13 y2c
36,475
16c
25c
Jun
72,000
4c
Jan
500
5c
Mar
5c
6 Vic
9,300
6c
12c
3,050
lie
Gold
20,924
44c
May
64c
Jan
40c
I,800
40c
May
54c
Feb
Feb
1.75
Apr
7c
Jan
17c
16c
18c
19,000
16c
May
22c
22c
31c
12,644
22c
Jun
2.50
2.75
5c
700
4c
2>.50
2.90
16c
17,500
5c
12c
Mar
2.90
6.826
2.80
15c
16c
13,900
8c
9y2c
77,025
1.58
2,270
9%c
1.36
27 Va
27%
35c
29
37c
2,275
200
24 Vic
Apr
5c
Apr
9Vic
Jun
1.15 May
2.25
Jan
Jan
29 Va
30c
Jun
69c
Jan
55c
May
89c
Mar
8.25
Jun
25
IIIH——I
Ltd
61c
8.10
6.90
8.25
21 VaC
2oy2c
23c
9,833
20c
May
32c
'Apr
27c
27c
29c
7,200
25c
May
61c
Mar
36c
350
31c
Jun
55c
Jan
2.30
2.40
3.30
Apr
•16c
1
2.36
260,230
2,000
1.80
Jan
2.20 May
16c
2,000
11c
May
25c
Jan
8c
10c
10,500
8c
May
11c
Jan
31c
31c
30c
Jun
65c
Jan
12c
14c
1,100
9,100
•'
9%c
11c
Gold
International.
—,
Ltd
Exploration
:
Exploration
Gas
5c
5c
5,500
4Vic
54c
2,122
50c
May
74c
Jan
13c
14c
3,500
9c
Jan
32c
Jan
13c
14c
4,000
13c
May
: 5.75
5.40
5.75
7,203
5.00 May
18Vic Mar
6.75 Feb
2.12
2.00
2.18
8,705
1.81 May
2.73 Mar
5c
5c
4,000
5c
Jan
9c
Feb
35c
Jun
&
Oil
Co
Rouyn
Prairie
Oil
Preston
Provo
Gas
Purdex
38c
54c
105,900
30c
May
13
12
14
21,682
10
May
6.90
726
•
1
2
X
*,
—X
X
X
1.15
40c
34y2c
41c
'24,425
29c
95c
1.02
14,180
72c
9%c
II,200
8c
Feb
8.35
8.35
8.50
3.60
3.70
1,155
21c
20y2c
21c
15,375
66,900
16
Vic
14c
32c
13c 17 Vic
3,610
12 c
15c
26,934
27c
37c
405,360
6.75
17V2c
Quebec
5.10
5.30
4,105
4.90 May
26c
6,900
26c
23c
25c
5,900
20Vic
22c
24c
12,049
X
1.60
1.52
1.70
28,690
Oils
i
22c
Ltd
10c
May
26c
10c
Apr
17c
Feb
25c
24 '/ic
26c
7,666
24c
May
42c
May
i
6 Vic
6c
6 Vi C
19,700
4Vic
Feb
10c
Mar
4c
Jan
6c
Mar
*
4c
1
———
5.95
Sudbury
Contact
1
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
1
Exploration
1
Taurcanis
Teck
Territory
Tidal
Petroleum
10C
__
52c
Mar
44c
•
Tombill Mines Ltd
14c
Jan
Ltd_
Canada
Trans
Transcontinental
Lithium
Manitou
_
Mines
Mattagami
2.00
49c
49c
500
45c
Jan
64c
Jan
11 VaC
12c
7,000
10c
Jan
23c
Apr
37c
Jun
1.35
Jan
Feb
12 VaC
15c
43,525
Trinity Chibougamau
Uftra'^hawkey f'MineS-
I
"Unisphere
United
Explorers
Asbestos
New
United
10
31c
45c
4.20
4.40
2,085
Feb
May
Jun
21c
3.75 May
Jan
6.25 Mar
40c
36C
40c
12,800
1.50
1.40
1.50
1,700
1.25 May
2.06
7.60
7.40
7.75
4,525
7.35 May
9.50
23c
20c
25c
92,700
1.38
1.45
36,628
:: : ~i_i
_
•
ZZ
1.42
—1
25c
21 VaC
25c
1.73
1.64
1.79
4Vic
5VaC
1.33
55,800
18c
1.29 May
5,600
1.03
17 Vic
3,000
Consolidated Exploration
X
1.25
X
*
Mines
Jan
11c
18,275
__
Mar
35c
17,750
i
__
Jan
20c
1.45 Mar
4Vic May
45c
Apr
Jan
Jan
*
25c
Jun
Feb
1.80i
32c
Apr
Jan
1.84
Feb
8c
2.09 Mar
75c
May
14V2c
Jan
20c
May
64c
Wasamac
70c
18,200
64c
Jun
99c
Jan
71c
75C
3,500
65c
Feb
79e
May
3 Vac
3c
Jan
12c
Jan
3 Vic
Werner
Lake
Wespac
Petrolems
Nickel.
17Vic
.
Oil
Malartic
Western
Surf
6,200
6.75
474
61c
67c
6,900
3 VaC
4c
91c
class
2.42
2.30
2.60
1.52
3V2c
2,250
1.40
Mar
59c
25,300
16c 16 Vac
1.52
Jan
4.00
13,900
18,765
50c
A
9V2c May
3,000
86c
2
Inlet
6,560
51,100
10c
X
Petroleum
Mines
Western
65c
3V2C
13c 17 VaC
—X
Mines
Western Decalta
9 Va C
*
Westates Petroleum
•
1
9 Vic
6.30
Weedon Mining
Westburne
64c
75C
X
Violamac Mines
West
14%
45c
23c
•
Mines
Vespar
May
1
Upper Canada Mines
Vandoo
Jan
8
146,094
"
1
Oils
Vauze
22 % C Mar
18c
1,350
,43c
'
Fortune
United Reef
19c
4.35
c
United Keno Hill
United
1,100 '
19c
9%
—.
_
t
v
Jan
Feb
'
9%
l
Ltd—_
_
7c
1.96
'
Buffadison
United
15C
.
~__"l
Union Mining Corp—___
Union Oil
1.40i May
78c
Jun
May
1.85 May
7Vic
Jan
21c
Jan
14 Vic
Feb
7.95 Mar
80c
Feb
6c
Mar
1.26
Feb
2.98 May
22c
Mar
Jun
1.90
Jan
Jan
15c
1.40
Willroy Mines
X
Wiltsey Coghlan
1
21c
18c
21c
107,150
15c
Feb
35c
Winchester
1
5c
5c
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
8c
Apr
Jan
23c
Apr
Larder
Fen
15c
16c
3,000
14c
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1.00
1.00
1.01
6,400
95c
Mar
1.03
Zinc
1
9c
9c
9 VaC
16,600
9c
May
14c
Mar
20o
7 Vac
7 VaC
9c
92,100
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
X
95c
86c
95c
May
17c
15c
17C
59,050
42,300
84c
X
14c
Mar
38c
Mar
9c
Jan
15V2c
Jan
37c
Mar
18c
May
32c
Jan
Windfall
Lead
Yale
Yankee
1
;
&
Canuck
Yellowknife
Oil
Mines
Bear
Young (H G) Mines
X
5c
Zenmac Metal Mines.
-1
34 VaC
Zulapa Mining
-I
20c
Yukeno Mines
5C
12,000
28c 34 Vac
320,100
20c
16,012
4V2C
19c
4c
1.05
Feb
Jan
Jan
Toronto Stock
Prices
Shown
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
s
.'
'
"
■
'
Canadian
Anglo
&
•
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
I
Low
"
37%
*
Paper
Canadian
Range
Low
Par
Pulp
In
Week's
37%
50
37 V2
31
Jun
May
High
40
Corp.
Mar
36 Va May
&
32%
2,771
6.80
6.80
451
36
38
665
40%
39%
40%
4,201
25
25
160
23 Vi
23%
22 Va
23%
250
21
May
24
Apr
26
26
50
21
Jan
28
May
31 Vi
30 Va
31%
30 %
Jun
9%
9%
887
20
21
750
20
48
360
48
144
32 %
•
Paper.
Oilcloth
31 %
6.80
■—
Asbestos
*
Lino
1
Gaspe Copper Mines
May
8.30
Jan
Jun
42
Mar
39 % May
44
Jan
6.60 May
36
Jan
267/a
Feb
29 Vi Mar
1,410
22 Vi
8,000
40c
Jun
91c
32c
32c
2,000
31c
May
85c
1.74
1.74
500
May
2.70
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
6.80 May
Jan
May
1.02
Jan
1.40 May
2.28
Feb
4c
Apr
7 Vic
Jan
7Vic
Jun
12c
35c
9c
Apr
Feb
5.15
Jan
International Paper
Loblaw
Minnesota
Ogilvie
Jan
2.40 May
|
22c
May
32c
Mar
2.50
—1
Inc
Ontario
&
Flour
2.50
Paper
•
common
Price
20 Vi
48
48
425
9% May
100
Oreille
Mines
144
144
125
1
Preferred
Pend
Jan
16V2c May
Feb
May
Jun
102,600
25
46c
May
Jan
32c
76c
91c
15c
20c
58,797
27c
Feb
9Vic
1.53 Mar
24,000
Feb
41c
4,375
May
59,250
37c
Jan
63c
5,000
57c
Apr
25c
51c
19c
1.55 Mai-
14 Vac
63c
17c
Jan
43,950
Dominion
17c 17y2c
75c
19,375
Apr
17C
68,160
28c
Jun
17 Vic
1.62 Mar
18c
65c
73c
5c
May
May
24c
12Vic
900
Jan
lie
61c
,
63C
Mar
20,050
1.53
Jan
1.20
64c
Mar
2.95
9,400
Jan
1.65
l
_
.
5c
6y2c
9,200
70c
M'ay
28c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd-
54c
2.80
12c
1.49 Mar
84c
7,795
64,000
5y2c
45c
1,300
1.50
20,145
5 Vic
May
18,686
85c
1.40
10c
15,500
31c
1.65
1.49
73c
24,798
2,100
Feb
•
Oil
Triad
8c
9c
24c
~
70c
20c 20Vic
May
90c
—■
73c
7V2c
11c
43c
*
Resources
9 %c
20c
10,500
76c
■
•
6,000
Jan
13c
'
•
4c
1.80
1.45 Mar
29c
1
Ltd
Exp
Consolidated
4c
3,900
39 VaC
90c
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canadian Gen Investments
X
1.45
Jan
40c
Mines
Tormont
Jan
5.50
Mar
8.35
30 Vac
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
46c
9c
1.38
1.49
36c
1,139
May
11c
HVaC
Feb
22,586
6c
35c 37Vac
•
Lundmark
20c
13,000
10,500
66c
Mining
Thompson
3,000
63c
Apr
7c
85c
23c
1.72
30c
5.40 May
1.51
1.63
22c
6.35
Feb
12c
35c
Hughes Gold
22c
58c
18c
1.45
Temagami Mines
5
1.60
15,900
6c
•
Apr
5.70
1,500
13,461
13c
75c
60c
4c
6.10
1.45
May
1.65
4c
5.85
6 Vic
—
Jan
20Vic 21 Vic
M'ay
5.70
Jan
18,500
57,800
55c
—•
•
1.93
1
Iron
Apr
Apr
1.74
1.40 Mar
Jan
15c
92 c
1.74
Mar
13c
2,000
40c
Jan
36c
11c 13 Vic
11,237
23%
31c
13c
60C
25
47c
Jan
14 Vic
1.05
46c
Jun,
May
16c
•
55c
1.05
5.40 Mar
1
1.00
-X
•
26c 30Vic
22c
1
2.10
2.10
545
46 Va
47%
1,460
43
47C
48c
6,720
45c
•
Bros
Yukon
Quebec
Jan
5.10
Jun
Feb
Jan
1
Ltd
Airways
Producers
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
Labrador
Develop.—,
Quebec
4.80
Apr
10c
11c
3.25 May
-1
3.70 May
16Vic
7,900
16,553
Feb
22Vic May
11,850
Feb
3.85
Sturgeon River Gold
May
42c
Feb
28C
22 y2c
Jan
3.65
50c
Steeloy Mining
9.00 Mar
Jan
11c iiy2c
26c
Feb
1.10 May
18Vic May10c
Jan
3.75
Nickel
Rock
7c
1.35
35c
Feb
12c
Jan
2.60
Feb
50c
Jan
9C
Feb
18%
May
1.02
Jan
18
6.30 May
9 ViC
X
Royalty
Minerals
50C
.
Jan
•
Gold
Mines
Prosuectors
21c
BOo
X
Oils
Powell
37,100
Feb
6.30
1
Mines
Development
Ponder
35c
18c
4,25 May
1
Ltd
Gold
Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
31c
1
Minerals
Oil & Gas
Crow
7c
Jan
34 %c
1
Mines
Oil
Ore
Jan
51c
•
Oil
&
Gold
Phillips
16c
Apr
13c
20o
Porcupine
Paymaster Consol
Pitch
Apr
55c
l
Consolidated
Pickle
Jan
Jan
61c
8,125
8,100
Jan
3.10
4c
X
Mines
Paramaque Mines
Patino of Canada—
Petrol
Jun
9c
15V2c Mar
2.75 May
6.40
Peruvian
Jan
2.75
Mar
14,000
1.58
37c
41c
37V2c May
Jun
6c
12c 13% C
18 Vic 19 Vic
2.04 May
10,750
Ltd
United Canso
Jan
1.35
500
1
Lake
Perron
Mar
47c
3,675
1
—
Petroleums
Permo
17c
*
X
Osisko
Peerless
Feb
13V2c
1
Mines
Pacific
PCE
Jan
44c
5c
1
Ormsby Mines
Pax
May
6%c
Jun
1.59
*
.
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Pato
Jan
14c
90c
Mines
Oleary
Pamoil
Jan
52c
May
5c
*
Oils
Pamour
Jan
25Vic
Jan
27,600
10V2c
*
1.50
•
Mines
Lake
Orenada
Apr
40c
46c
20c
Ltd
O'Brien Gold Mines
Orchan
Jan
9c
lie
X
Okalta
1.20
Jan
6c
X
Obaska
Jan
6y2c
5c
Mines
Nudulama
71c
'
Beaucage
Nova
10Vic Mar
31c
Mines
Canada
Oils
Jan
7 Vic
Jan
14c
Jun
7c
X
1
Rankin—:
Northland
7c
8C
Northspan class A warrants
Northern
5,000
II,500
—1
Goldcrest
Norvalie
9c
7y2c
*
Exploration
North
20c
8 Vic
80c
—
North
2.00 May
7c
8%c
—*
25c
—50
common
North Coldstream
Northgate
Feb
38c
,———*
—1
Ltd——
Oils
5Vic
May
1
Mines
Northcal
Jan
25c
—1
Mines
Normetal Mining Corp.
North
4c
18,300
1
1
1
—1
'
Gold
Norlartic
10,800
32c
1
Mines
Norgold
4 VaC
31 %c
*
1
1
Mines
Acme
4c
29 Vic
•
1
Mines
Norbeau
Jan
—1
Mines
Nipissing
Apr
20c
27c
Mines-.
Mining
10c
Jun
12 % c
Rouyn
Nickel
Jan
11c
Ltd_i
Mines
Merger—
Nickel
Apr
5C
2,000
—1
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt
Gold
4.70
4,100
lie
——■—1
1
1
*
1
Jason Mines
Kelore
2.65
5y2C
13,775
May
4.95
Mar
11c
50c
Mines
New
Nor
_
Petroleum
New
12c
5%c May
2.30
1
1
—
Harricana
Newnorth
1,000
5 Vic
1
New
New
6c
85c
Jan
2.50
—1
New
Newlund
6c
13Vic
Jun
5%c
*
———
—
Alger Mines—
Hosco
5,700
1
New
New
9 Vic
25c
_
Athona Mines
New
6C
*
■.—
Mines
Nealon
8 VaC
1
10,458
1
Union
Sunburst
Nama Creek Mines-
92c
4.60
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Steep
88c
Jun
X
Mines
Mines
Starratt
May
4.95
1
Miller Mines
Stand
Southern
4c
1
Silver
Feb
1.67
19,000
-•
Silvermaque
Siscoe
34,923
5c
89c
1
Silver
Apr
1,028
'"
Metal
Sigma Mines Quebec—
<
1.74
5c
BOo
Sherritt Gordon
Jan
1.67
1
Security Freehold
Feb
8c
,
Petrol
Satellite
Feb
65c
44c
Gold—
Gold
River
Sarcee
Feb
3.00
1.91 May
Sand
Mar
*
.
Mines
Ore
2.19
Jan
61c
8Vic
1
.
Petroleums
City
2.04
-
'
1
Mines
Mining
Midrim
5 Vic
I,140
45,200
Jan
8V2c
May
14c
Antonio
San
Feb
Feb
20c
141% May
77,950
42c
14c
51%
Jan
7c
2,092
Vic
5 Vic
'
36c
2.19
.—1.25
Oil—
Midcon
16 Vic 18
5Vic
Island Mining
Uranium
43
41%
42
38c
Exploration & Development_50c
_1
Merrill
'
18c
—•
Medallion Petroleums
Meta
'.
—1
.
McWatters Gold Mines
Mentor
.w-
1
Lake
Red
McMarmac
.
1
•
»
Gold
Cons
1
Corp
46%
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
par
in
value,
year's
a
Odd
range),
lot sale
e
39% Mar
12%
May
Jan
145
May
Apr
Jan
25 Va Mar
55
2.10 May
Jan
•In n
2.25 M*T
56%
Jan
50c
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
delivery sale (not
Included in year •
wd When delivered,
(not Included in year's range),
d Deferred
Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash sale (not
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wi When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex- stock dividend.
♦No
Included
Jun
42
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2738)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
following bid and
The
Inc.f
Dealers
intended
as
a
quotation furnished
Securities
They
wide
are
by the "bid") or
Bid
Par
,
12
1
Acoustics Associates
10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co_*
Adler Electronics Inc
.10c
V Aeronautical Electronics
1
Aerotest Labs Inc
10c
Aerovox
Corp
--1
Aileen Inc
—1
Alrpax Electronics
—5
Airwork Corp
1
Ajax Magnethermic Corp
Alarm Device Mfg__
-10c
Albee Homes
——*
Alberto
Culver
10
Corp
Electric
Acme
Ask
,
1
C
Corp ——
Electrada Corp
Inc
•
4
20%
17%
197/8
243/4
263/4
Calif
19%
Cal-Tec
5%
''
43- '
Class
47%
•
Altamil
Air
American
Filter
Capitol
5%
5%
Capital Southwest
Caressa Inc
Carolina
11
93/4
23
24%
23%
26 3/4
3%
4%
—1
21%
245/s
Co—*
17%
19%
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
12%
15%
1
5%
Furniture
American
American
American
Gobain
St
5%
Corp
preferred
Sterilizer
American
City
1.50
ii%
Corp
14 V*
4 •
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
Aqua-Chem
Arden
Co
Farms
Arkansas
4
Missouri
,5%
1
14%
Foods
Fisher
Governor
Fitchburg Paper Co class
Millingjfie
Colorite
16%
Commonwealth
54
58%
1
7%
5%
4%
'51/4
163/4
183/B
1
63/8
'.71/8
7%
8%
1
10%
1
10%
11%
Analysts cl A_5
Associated Springs Corp,.—10
Associated Transport Inc
.*
4%
5%
Inc—
Products
Associated Sales
Atlanta
Inc
12
Inc
Industries
Automation
Avery
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
Baird
fie
Gas
Atomic
Baltimore
Inc
Paint
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
Corp
Barden
Co
-
I
-
Chem
fir
Electric
Corp
City USA Inc
Bargain
19%
1
Cotp
Inc—
Corp
35
11%
——20o
11
Berman
Berns
(Otto)
Beryllium
27
1
Hathaway Inc^-
1
Co class A—
Corp
11
3
65/a
-
'
"203/8
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•
22%
(M)
Bohn
Bolt
Bon
Business
9%
iiy4
Ami
Boston
Machines
&
Newman
•
Boston
Botany
Industries
Bowl-Mor
Bowman
Bowser
•
Co
Capital Corp.,
Herald-Traveler
Products
Inc
-
Inc
30%
5
Bristol
.
Brockway
Brown
fie
Sharpe Mfg Co
Browning Arms
Co
Stunning (Charles)
^_10
__
Co Inc
Brush
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Casting
Burnham
&
8
conv
(J)
22
25%
•
1
Green
Green Mount Power
10c
3
4
Greenfield
*
5
5
Dunham
Dura
footnptes,
see page
44.
Estate
Guardian
153/8
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4%
6
l "
«.—•
Company
1
A
——_1
—1
Inc
Industries
Dynamics
Eastern
17
33
71/*
52%
H3/*
15 V*
261/4
Hanover
40%
Hanson-Van
Inc
_1
363/4
57
(D
1
20%
.22%
20o
7'/4
8 3/8
5
3%
6%
19
,
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434
37/s
4
16%
47 V*
.
75
793/4
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1
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12
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103/4
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345/8
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43/a
434
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—
11
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1
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43/a
1
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133/a
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&
19
21%
11
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12%
9,
22
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-
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fie McClennan Inc
10 V*
.
25
30
271/4
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243/8
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33
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3%
——
45/a
53/4
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43/4
;
1%
2%
10
11%
25
27
73/4-
2
8%
12 %"
14%
37
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39%
16%
183/b
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1
21
241/a
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27
6
—
Company
—
Inc
Electronics
(F H)
Corp_:
& Co_—
Industries
class
McLean
McLouth Steel Corp.
18%
18
235/a
4
—1
•
—
11
22%
3
1
Corp
18%
,
25
-^.10c
Inc
45/8
16'%
20 %
Magnefax Corp
1—
Magnetics Inc
1
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
Marine Capital Corp——
1
Marlin
Rockwell Corp__
1
Marmott Herrlngton Co—.
.1
255/8
Mechanical
-
203/8
Melnor.
1
113/4
13i/8
6 3/4
7%
;
•
33/4
4%
,
A
Handling
Industries
6%
8%
3,
__2
10
1
29%
7%
8%
3 y4
4%
35/8
4'/a
37 %
1
403/8
■
2%
Melpar Inc
—5
Portion
133/8
.
50c
Inc___
153/8
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11%
21%
18 3/a
Fair
Citizens
9%
10
3V3
Univend
American
-
8
I4y8
Fafnir
Preferred
21%
It
12
163/4U
19'/a
New
15%
13%
63 y2
Estey
2y*
3%
Chicago Musical Instruments—
33/4
.
57
28%
Christiana
10%
9
3
com_7.50
25
Co
l5/s
3
Chattanooga Gas Co
53/*
5
16 y*
173/4
Charles of
37
34%
1
Pipe fie Constructions
Rubber fit Plastics__l
American
Amer
Co
Greetings class A—1
1
Heritage Publish—25c
Int'l Bowling
10c
Gypsum Co
24'%
14%
26%
Cetron Electronic Corp
17%
5%
33%
21 %-
Corp
Timer
Infrared
*
Water' Co__
Coal
>
9%
,26% *■/
Instrument Systems Comu
25c
Intermountain Gas Co„
1
International Bank of Wash—1
7%
*
Horn
Erie Resistor.
13%
123/*
Industrial
73/8
•'
6
■
293/a
8 y4
-
1.
5%
4a/4-
—
1
Power
6%
50c
30
—5
Maine
Inc
Epsco Inc
*
Equity Oil Company——i—10c
L_2.50
.'8%
143/4
...
47%
44%
Instruments
Ennis
85/8
7%
4ys
Gas
Information
Entron
.—25c
Indiana
14%
Endevco
10
ctfs—
Trust
13 %
Cent
13%
American
7%
1
—10c
10c
Gas____
Field
Information
Central
103/a
Co—l--—5
Financial Corp——*
American
Jl
.—
-
73/8
Empire
73/4
:
9%
4'2%
>
75/8
' 27/a
5oc
com
20
[qdiana Gas & Water Co__^_^_*
Indianapolis Water Co__
10
21%
Capital
Inc
$1.2^ preferred—.
6%
Empire Financial Cor.p
;7%
Mills
42
22%
7
Inc—I
Packaging —50c
Head
19%
Central
153/4
Express
6%
7
8%
.'
Chemfcals
Ask
20
'
*
•
Card___l
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
4%
;
Natural
Point
Central
14
9%
50c
CO
Line
39
Empire Devices Inc
1: —-1
50c
Corp
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Bowling EnterpHse__l
Cement Corp—
5
American Cryogenics —-—50c
American
8%
Corp
8
_1
:
a
38J/2
1
T
Income, Properties Inc A
\Indian
Inc-—10c
Elk
4
73A
Industries
Cedar
22
35/a
Pipe
Cascade
Ceco
5%
4%
American
American
3 J/4
.Carpenter (L E) & Co_
Cary Chemicals Inc
19
223/4
American
American
67'/a
73/8
L—2
:
Accounting
Emhart Mfg
72
Industries.-!
Products
7%
20%
Co
Rubber
Biltrfte
American
121/4
50c
6
Hygrade
7%r
6 3/8
Elizabethtown
163/4
—25
6%
-
Elizabethtown Cons Gas—o.-__20
731/4
-
6
2.50
Inc
14%
68 y2
common
6 3/8
50c
Foods
11 %
1
5
53/4
53/8
'
Associates
Elion
33/4
—I
—.1——
common
5
Corp
Com
B
12 V*
3
10c
Superior Ltd
Capehart Corp
Capital For Tech
12
103/4
Radio
Altefman
Ltd
Oil
Hydrocarbon
26 y4
Corp_>
1
Electronics Int'l Capital—.—-£1
Elgeet Optical Co_
'
*
Maintenance
Allied
Delhi
6%
;„10c
Electronic
9%
8
6
A_50c
Bid
Sr-ar
Hugoton Production Co
Huyck .Corporation
1/
Corp
Electronic
Ask
7%
class
Electronics
.21
103/4
——-—1
•Cannon Mills
V '
Telep—___12%
inc—
50c
Electric
Cannon
6 3/4
18%
fie
Systems
Canadian
135/8
>•■
11%
15%
*—-100
3.75
Corp
—1
Allyn & Bacon Inc—
-50c
Alpine Geophysical Assoc.
10c
Allen
.Allied
Gas
Inc
Canadian
5%
5
-^.60c
Pepsi-Cola
Organ Co—
5
Tel
Interstate
Liquid
Water
Cameo
-53/4
1
Allegheny
Electrolux
22 V*
Corp.—1
Calif Water Service——12%
California
153/s
4%
loo
A
8%
8
10C
__—
Bid
Investors-,;—1
have
°
region*
■6 y*
Instruments:■
Corp •
Electro-Voice Inc
11%
California
6
5
14
1
class
___—1
inc
9%
Eastern
23
Electro-Tec
"
:
'
Credit
Corp—
the
.—I
Consolidated
Electro-Science
>■3%
43/4
11
4
-1
——
Develop
Land
jtate
Industries
18%-
3%
1
2
Company
in
.
Electro
Ask
6 3/4
~
9%
<*
*
M
2aldor
25%
1
—--—
AJico
F
Bid
16%
■.
(Quotations for Week Ended June 8)
(Texas)—*
—25c
.
Electro
Par
16%c
.
.
E I R Inc class A
Cadre
5
22
—
A
'
C
14%
•
4%
—
Aid
<
,
11%
10%
1
Rents
Co.
Elco
Industrials and Utilities
Abbey
primarily
Electric
Paso
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
on
Par
El
.
request.
The "National" list is composed of securities which
distribution*
The
^Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which -'have
national
distribution
(indicated
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
.
Hudson Pulp fie Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
24.50
Bugoton Gas Trust Units
11%
Inc
8
10
50c
S3/*
6%
—-1
13 V*
14%
Light fie Pwr Co com_*
$1 preferred
:
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
2.50
ll1/*
12%
IS3/*
17%
Microdot
10
12
Inc—
Inc
*
Mid-America
32%
-
'
Midland
45/8
Midwest
Pipe Line Co
Capital Corp.,
Tech
Develop
11
12
'
*
16%
_1
..73/4
1
23/4
183/b
8%
.,
34
363/4
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
24
261/4
Milgo
273/4
Miller
IP/*
Miner
25
10
.
.
Electronics
Mfg Co
Industries
Inc
7%
37%
Corp
1
9%
L
53/4
lc
3y4
—
Inc__
;
3%
403/a
11
v
.
6%
4
Volume
195
Number
6167'.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
Bid
Par
Miniature
Precision
Class A
Missile
7
—2
_
Minneapolis Gas Co
Systems
10 VSe
12
26%
22
3%
Products
.
Co
Poods
Inc
'
'".11
1:'
,
2%
'
V
Co
3
National Patent Development_lc
National Periodical
National
Rolling
Natpac lnc
Neiman-Marcus
1
Co
Nesbitt
(J^hh
J)
Nevada
Power
San
Jacinto
York
New
York Trap Rock—
Nicholson Pile Company^
5
28
10
1-3%
12%-
14%
*<
Nielsen
(A
Nuclear Chicago
lnc
Co
Qorp
Nutone
Corp
Research
Lad
Poods
Assocs
Scott
Foresman
Sea
9!/a
i
Pak
Corp
Sealed
481/4
Power
Searle
241/a
(G
&
.7
63-
161/4
Ocean
Ohio
Oil
Inc
29 %i
Drill
&
Water
Exploration..—1
Service
Co—
;
Inc
class
Class B
(Henry
Oklahoma
Cement
*
U
lc
btter
Tail
.
19
"'23%
Co
PabsL Brewing Co—
Pacific Airmotive Corp
37 V4
10
East
Line
—__1
3%
6%,
;
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'
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.5%
f ac Mercury ElectronicsCo.. A_50c ;.
cl 6y2
acific Power &-Light
Pacific
Vegetable
Gil
Packard. Instrument
Fanacolor
Inc
Panoramic
Inc..
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\ :3%
..
Special
.
Va
.
f
13%
1434
5
14%
1434
Co
—
24
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123a
;•
,
70%
Continental
r
Co
34 y» v
2634
56 Va
Corp.....3%
6 V2
Piedmont Natl Gas Co
3 3%
Inc..50c',
J Pierce Afc Stevens Chcm
; 11%
Corp..2
Pioneer Natural Gas Co_i__3.75
25 3/4
Playskooi Mfg
_—--L___l
15
Plymouth Cordage Co
c
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23
plymounth Rubber Co..— 5/
8
V%'
15%
28 ?
PneumoDynamlcs
_i_
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Pocket feooks Inc....
Polychrqme Corp
-
Popell
(L P)
Portland
Potash
17%
;"
:
•
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l
of
Electric. Co_-7%
Instrument Co___.
Powertron Ultrasonics
Microwave
Printing Corp
of
Professional
.
Progress
Golf
Webster
PubGo
Sve
Inc..
Elec.^—
Cd
of
New
53/4
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Radio
123a
734
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3 i'4
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25 Va
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44
634
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1
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5
9
6
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Drilling conv class A_.
__20c
14
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U5
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Rehels Company class A.
I" .1.1 934
Remco Industries Inc.—,50c
:-.13%.
...
.
-
16%
"12%
,
footnotes,
First
class
First
"
Techno
Fund
5y2
634
Tele-Tronics Co
Telecomputing
Teleflex
;
3534
,
234
8
9%
434
53/4
1%
1
2%
334
*
6%
Gas Lines Inc..____ 1
11 V%
class A—12 3%
Tex-Star Gil & Gas
Corp
X
" 13V*
Texas Butadiene &
"
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Texas
Chem____l
Consumer
Industries
44.
&
315
57Va
17'A
(N
1
18%
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1
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Thomas
15%"
Thompson
&
Betts
(H
1"
40%
l
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'
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45
•
50%
39%
;
33%
60
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•,
53 ya
36%
33
(Chicago) 20
36 Vs
135
50 '
551/4.
144
76
573A
80 Va
25
49
ft
Tradesmen's
Rational
53
64%
66
•
184
(Sufferh N Y)
28
31%
63%
61V*
St
10
6.9
38y4
Seattle
1st Natl
(Wash)__10
86
80
' ' 85%
Second
Natl Bank of Phila—10
38
-
*
.
70%
170
Royal Bank pf Canada
10
Royal StMf Bk of New York_5
„
42
83
union
Trust
Bk
Co^
30%
National Bank
State
28%
State Street B ft
40 Va
43 V*
>
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
——15
62
47
Trade Bank ft Tr
66
95
Trust Co of
101
21 Va
17%
44
'
19%
n
Co
(N
Y>—10
New Jersey—B %
63
•.
*
50%
67 Va
30%
33
70
77 3/4
'
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39 %
36%
39%
61
68%
32
33%
9
10
67%
36
39%
Union trust Co, ©f Maryland* 40
United fetatos T* Co (Boston).10
58
Angeles)—7.50
(Los
Commerce
Bk
48 y4
Unltsd Stats# trust
25
28 !A
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aris)_5
Wachovia Bank ft trust Co
40%
43
54
59Va
Bank & Trust
•
(Cleve) _1Q
Union
24%
(Boston). 10
—
60
44.
x64
Union Bank
51%
,\
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29 y®
'
(Conn).10
25%
67
25%
Security First Natl Bank.
(Los Angoles)
__4._12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Baak of Albany—__.__.10
86%
*
28
Louis
.
69
<
Bank
35,
,
38
Bank
Trust
Rockland
27 y4
„
35%
(Philadelphia) —-12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natt Bk of Wash D C—25
-
54%
84%
78%
*
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N
__5
Provident
44
-
45. Va
>
32%
Philadelphia National Bank-., 10
Pittsburgh National Bank_w-4..»1Q
.
.
46y»
60Va
513/4
.,
-
Si'
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
7iy2
42
54%
Winston-Salem
Y)—20
(N
41
110
64 Ya
48'A
124
50%
54%
C) —^-5
32 Va
35 Va
Trust Co_—10
55 Vs
60
N
Wells Fargo Amer
National Stock
14%
2434
141A
Friday
STOCKS
Wtok's
Wire
&
Cable.._
Camp Chemical CO
9
Golconda
834
1
for Week
ef Prices
Par
Ansonia
Sales
Range
Last
Bale Prise
.334
:
Exchange
Range for Sales for Week Ending June 8
14%
.
' i.lVa
■»' 20
Company
D .Fibef
.,
(Albany) _—_—*7.5d:
Northern Trust COi
n
50
Co (Phila)
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y).^.4.—10
Kings, County Trust (Bklyni—10
55 V»
47
40
Valley
ft
56
27 y4
50
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
North Carolina Natl Bank
5
288
...
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
Hudson County National Bk__10
Industrial
Bank
52
25
(Cleve) —8
New
—6y4
(Union City),—8
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I
I
10
r
8%
119
48V4
.
10
,
114
New
-
.(Atlanta)___10
Hudson Tr Co
7%
Co
41%
*
'-
'
■
Y)____10 ; .;s3
,
64
47%
50%
,
' ,'
•
Rochelle.—_
_5
i N Y__5
Bk (NJ).l
25
City Bank
Va
60
43
907/8
4
47
(N Y)__2Q
27
D'i -,S
Banking Co (N J)_——
Natl BhaWxnut Bk of Boston 12%
Natl State Bk of Kewark—-8.25
1
,__50
Natl City Bank
7i Va
25 y4
Community Bank of
Rutherford; (N
J),—,12,50
National Newark ft
Essex,
143
'
City )_10
66
5
York—*
Co
397/«
49
Bank
National
"
■
:136
4._«—___5:
Co
Trust
46%
52
,
Natl
National Commercial
397/b
42Vs
V
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•
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32 %
*28y4
36
Bank of Detroit—12 Va
National Bank of Westchester^5
340
c
Ask
26
National
' *36
Trust-
J
••
Bid
& T.15
B
Guaranty Trust
New
National
T\__5
($ F)_10
(Jersey
12%
23a
Inc.....1
Chemicals Inc__
Thewa-O-Dise Inc
11?
1234
Finance....80c
Texlze
Of
79%
13%
__10c
6%
28
.5
Monmouth Cnty Natl
74%
73 a
Inc
Low
Missile
Sites
203/4
Nashville
■19. J'
T V
1
■
Lead Mines
3.50
3,00
3.30
400
1.50
1.50
100
Development
3.40 Mar
200
*
r__
10c
1
—
3.00
"
Apr
1.50 May80c
Iiic——___25c
Electronics
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
4.20 Mar
Shares
High
3.50
__
Leasing Credit "nits"
..•22%:.,
■*
see page
2.50
North Amer_8
534
Tenax
5ya
534
Bank—10
National
Brook
76
Natl Bank (Baltimore)
New
(Buffalo)
68
'
—10
6
43a
r_25c
Trust
Morgan
10%,
5%
Temperature Engln Corp
9Va
6%
13%
9
"
5%
434
11%
11 Va
Telephones Inc
1
Television Shares Mangment—lc
Inc
!__i
1734
7%
8 V,
4%
10
Telex
-
734
134
40c
Corp
Ltd
•
6y2
1
14%
6%
5
52%
48y4
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Bk—10
Harris Tr to Sav Bk (Chio)—20
21%
^
4ya
147/S
65ya
ft
75%
Franklin Natl Bk of L
22
193/a
,_25c
Inc
8%
16Va
15
(Philadelphia)—10
72
—;
Bank
Co
44
Pennsylvania Banking
Si Trust C©
(Philadelphia)_10
First Westchester Natl Bank
30%
20
v
22
■
,
Mellon Natl Bank ft Trust.—10
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
First
5%
28 V2
Animations cl B__10c
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
V+
li%
;
46%
48
First
-,-67c
32
263/4
32%
First
55%
5
2434
44%
5
Natl Bk qf PassaicCnty_23
Natl Bk of St Louis.—10
s
16 Mt
51
—'
8
30
(Camden N J)
Natl
15'/a
A__50c
73.
23
Meadow
First Natl Bank bf Dallas.
First Natl Bank
1634
-
5 '
__r—
Co
41/.
21V4
80%
10
First Natl Bank ;of
Boston_l2%
First Natl Sank of
Chicagq__20
\
14
',!
13
'.Technical
Texas
<
Fof
1434
25c
Industries
31/3
6y4
'
73
42
38
Co
: • ,7%'
Tenney C»rp
1
28 V4
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Taylor Devices—
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Co
Tenn
^^25c
A—j__25c
Corp
l27/8
...
2734
73 s
49
•
7%
V4
28
834
;
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class
Tastee
IV*
n
10
Long Island Trust Co
Manufacturers ft Traders
376
,66
First
434
1
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking
*
Indus.:
Inc
6%'
29 8/8
1
Tampax
4%
233a
Inc
;
3%'
Inc^_—4 Va-
Electronics
5 %
27
Dynamics
Shack
'
11%
2134
1
Tamar
334
•
Hamp__5
Corp.—
Inc
•
-10 y2
—5
,
•
Maryland
Bank 6tk Corp (Minn) —10
First Camden Natl Bk &
trust
20%
1
•
•
1
■
Fiduciary Trust
*
6%
15
r1*
of
Talley. Industries
3%
1
4__1
Puritan Fashions Corp
Purolator Products Inc
Radiation
''73a
-
8%
Company Inc
__40c
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc.
*
Punta
Alegre Sugar Corp..
1
Purex Corn Ltd......
1
Importers
-
2%
:
.
,7'/8
Publishers
Quality
21
6 Va
'
10c
Public Svc Co of New Mex
Public Svc of No Carolina
•
.25%
49V4
.
50c
Petroleum
Public
'
Corp___—4
Co.
4
\
——*
33/
10
Manufacturers HanoVer
Cleve..16
First
'
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is7/«
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35%
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of
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24% "
1634
23%
v
America____.l
Producing Properties
Inc
Systron-Donner
10
>
15%
25o
Corp
*
Premier <?orp of:America
!_10c
Premier
834
Swank
ii%
.
29ya
7%
56 Va
(Phila)—.5
111 Bank
1934' •*
'
Amerlca__J'_^___5
Potter
,"1438
35 V
Louis—20
(N
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'
18 %
;5
Co
Bank
(Newark)
1934
''
355
Fairfield County Trust
Cq.__.10
Federation Ek & Tt Co (NY)_10
.
451/a
■
97%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co.__.__iQ
Fidelity Union Trust—
28%
25%
Strategic Materials Corp...
1
7
8 Va
Strawbridge & Clothier.;——___5 '' 20 V4
22
Stubnitz Greene Corp.—
'•
i
6y»
734
Superipr Electric Co
1■
15
*-• *"1734
Superior, Industries Corp.—_10c
"2 /•';
27/a
Superior Mfg & Instrument.BOc
Super Market Distributors Inc.!
Susquehanna Corp
1'
9%
12%
1.1*8,
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1
1
Inc
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Stock
Sterling Investment Fund Lnc__1
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
Fund
Texas
UBS
1
Inc
10c
1
Inv
Fund of Canada Ltd
Century
Growth
Funds Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
1
United Income Fund Sliares.l
United Science
Fund,,
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
United International Fund Ltd,
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
Wellington Equity Fund
1'
Continental Fund
United
&
1
Wlnfield Growth" Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
Swap
Funds—
Centennial Fund Inc
Devonshire
Paso
Perro
Corp
Florida
Food
3%s
Power
4%s
Machinery 3%s
103%
Mueller
100%
New
5
•
49%
53
2
10
5
101
101%
101
101 %
103%
106%
112
116
98
101
^
(M)
(Commonwealth of)
Indiana
Northern
Pub
5%s_1977
,1992
4%s
Pacific
5%s
Petroleum
5s
1977
1973
ww
Power
Lgt 4%s__1992
1969
&
100%
100%
Phoenix Steel 5%s
106%
8heraton
Co of
98
102
Southern
99
Bell Telep 4%s—2001
Calif Edison 4%s_1987
&
Southern
Am 5s ww__1967
90%
92%
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
95
97
Tenn
1984
__
101
106
94%
95
101%
99
*
Sons—
.—
Milwaukee Gas 4%s
110
190
—1981
1987
68
100%
Gas
f.97
9.86
48 %
60
64
&
Ins
(N Y)
10
135
.129
.
56%
52
18
21
51
52%
60
65%
11%
37%
36%
32%
12%
13%
Variable Annuity Life Insur___l
10%
5
Ins
25%
22
8
1
Accident
Life
53
49%
14 5%
13%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
U S Fire Insurance
3
US Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
121
110
5
35%
108
102
2
(N Y)
102
32%
U S
Co
70
74%
Westchester Fire
34
2
Sep
Jan
3%s
Feb
100
15, 1963
3.15s Mar
15, 1963wi
3y8s
15, 1963
Apr
3%s
4%s
al7.86
Sep
a8.98
3%s
9.02
8.34
10.14
13.42,
a9.76
.
8.00
7.40
13.29
14.55
35
37%
a33.80
a27.30
12.03
11.13
6.87
7.49
10.41
11.38
3.34
3.65
9.02
9.60
12.53
Sep
10, 1964
3%s
Dec
11, 1964
4%s
11.08
12.30
Jun
4%s Dec
Apr
10, 1969
4%s
Apr
10, 1970
17.57
11.02
U
S
5s
Trans
5.36
5.86
4.93
5.39
2.87
3.14
8.39
9.17
£-25
10.11
1Y.10
13.15
13.55
14.77
12.35
13.25
6.20
6.78
6.22
6.72
5%s
Corp
Industries
4%s
5%s
Utah
Power
Western
4%s
Trans
Mass
Wisconsin
100.2
100.2
Federal
4%s
Aug
20, 1962
100.9
100.13
,3%s
Oct
22, 1962
100.3
100.5
20, 1963
100.10
100.14
1, 1963
99.22
3%s
Feb
May
5%s
Electric
Telephone
20, 1964,.
Oct
.
20, 1964
Feb
10, 1972
4%s
Jun
12, 1972—
4%s
Jun
12, 1973
4%s
Feb
•
10, 1977,
.
;
102.4
101.20
4s
Oct
20, 1965———,
101.4
101.16
4s
Dec
20, 1965
101.4
101.16
3%s
Feb
21, 1966
99.16
100
3%s
May
98.12
98.28
4%s
July 20, 1966
101.28
102.12
4s
May 22, 1967
100.28
101.4
4%s
Mar 20, 1968
4%s
Mar 20. 1969
2, 1966—
;
102.16
102.16
3%s
Apr
5%s
105
106.24
July 15, 1969
5%s Feb 20, 1970
103.16
104
4%s
107.24
96.16
July 20, 1970
1, 1970
97.16
107
1, 1970-1967
108
102.16
103.16
4%s
Oct
3%s
May
4%s
Feb
15, 1972-1967
3%s
Sep
15, 1972
98.24
99.24
Feb
20, 1974
103.28
104.12
96.8
97.8
100.16
1, 1971
101.16
>tes
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Ask
Bid
.
3%s
Feb
3%s
100.13
May 15, 1963
100.15
100.8
15, 1963
4s
Aug
3%s
Aug
100.10
l%s
Apr
Nov
Nov
15, 1962
2%s
Feb
15, 1963
3%s
Feb
15, 1963
l%s
Apr
4s
May 15, 1963
May
100.10
5s
Aug
3%s
Aug
Oct
15, 1964
4%s
Nov
l%s
99.29
4%s
1,1965,
May 15, 1965—.
100.10
l%s
Oct
;» 3%s
Feb
99.6
Apr
100.30
101
1%s
100.10
4s
Aug
Oct
1, 1963
98.17
98.19
1%S
Oct
4%s
Nov
15, 1963
102.20
102.22
1 %s
Bid
Due
Dated
10-
100.15
94.6
96.2
103.25
95.12
100.17
94.10
101.26
101.30
92.12
...
—
92.16
93.12
—
1, 1967
Ask
Rate
99%
63
113
100%
100%
99 y8
99%
101%
96
99
1971
95
103
,1970
105
110
95
100
1992
101
100.2
100
100.2
3.25s
4-
100.2
3%s
5-
100.2
100.4
3.10s
6-
1-62
100.5
100.7
United States Treasury
Bills
Bid
Ask
Bid
14, 1962
99.982
99.984
Sep
20, 1962
Jun
21, 1962
99.940
99.946
Sep
21, 1962
Jun
101%
100.5
100
J.bO.2
100
1-62
84
112
100.3
4-63
3-4-63
100
4-62
11-
100%
2-63
2-
4-62
1-62
9-
1-62
109
1-
1-62
8-
2-
102
2-62
3-1-62
10-
Ask
22, 1962
99.940
99.947
27, 1962
15, 1962
5, 1962
99.840
99.847
Sep
Oct
Oct
July 12, 1962
July 15, 1962
July 19, 1962
99.790
99.797
Oct
99.753
99.760
Oct
18, 1962
99.730
99.736
Oct
25, 1962
1962
99.678
99.685
2, 1962
99.624
99.633
Nov
Nov
8, 1962
Jun
July
28, 1962
99.898
July 26,
Aug
99.906
4, 1962
11, 1962
:
1, 1962
—
i
15, 1962
Aug
9, 1962
99.571
99.579
Nov
Aug
16, 1962
23, 1962
99.518
99.527
Nov
23, 1962
Nov
29, 1962
Aug
Sep
Sep
99.463
.-
99.420
Dec
6, 1963
99.357
13, 1962
101%
99.473
99.411
30, 1962
6, 1962
Aug
99.367
99.321
Jan
15, 1963
Apr
15, 1963
99.300
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
91
94%
101
101%
♦No
101%
102
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
Ask
100.6
3-62
3.30s
2-62
11-1-61
Bid
100.4
12-
100.1
4-61
95%
Due
Dated
100
1-
58
.,
.»•
1/1966—————^
15, 1966—
1,1966
2-62
7-
2-61
12-
97%
95.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3.05s
101%
103.23
15, 1966—j:——
Apr
96.28
103.29
95.30
—
1, 1965——
Apr s
100.8
___
15, 1963
101.8
103.27
100.10
99.2
103.29
101.6
96.24
-
100.17
99.27
3.10s
95
.
—
1, 1964,
100.8
100.8
97.27
103.3
101.6
103.27
15, 1964
l%s
99.24
100.15
1963—1—
97.23
103.1
—_
15, 1964
100.6
99.20
1,1962
15, 1962
3%s
Ask
101.4
May 15, 1964
May 15, 1964
100.4
—
3%s
4%s
100.6
15, 1962—
15, 1962
1,
(Continued) —
1, 1964
3%s
:
Treasury Notes—
\l%s Oct
Bid
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
Certificate of Indebtedness-
al5.49
79
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Maturity—
3.15s
100%
1988
___
--
116
4%s_1992
99.26
101.28
101.12
Apr
4s
a73.63
1982
4%s_2002
.
4%s
100.16
100.6
101.13
100.18
101.12
101.4
102.16
102.8
99
103
104.16
101.8
101.8
104.8
108.24
103
102.16
104.12
l%s
—
a8.87
1982
1971
5s
Amer
Underwood
100
100
4%s
5%s
6.27
10.05
—
4%s Sep 10, 1970
4%s Aug 10, 1971
4%s Sep 10, 1971—
6.871
16.16
12, 1966
Mar 11, 1968
4%s
100.3
1, 1962—
11.91
5.74
10, 1965
3%s
13.72
6.29
10.90
]
May 11, 1964
4s
100.12
100.2
101.9
100.10
101.4
100.28
102
101.28
98.8
102
103.16
100.8
100.8
103.8
107.24
102
101.16
103.28
;
Ask
100.1
—
3, 1962—
Land Bank Bonds-
2%s
10, 1962
3%s Mar 11, 1963,,,
4%s Nov 12, 1963—
1, 1962—
3.05s Dec
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
al2.60
point
Cooperatives—
Oct
3.10s
_
July 16, 1963
for
3.20s Aug
100.1
100.3
100.5
100
100.2
100.4 <. 100.6
^1001/64 1003/64
100 ,
100.2
100.1
100.3
17, 1962,—
15, 1963
a
Bid
Banks
15, 1962
of
Ask
Home Loan Banks—
3%s
10.72'
1971
Textron
Westcoast
70
101%
45
5
Sec Life
733/4
/
94
Travelers Insurance Co__
__5
United Ins Co of America
2.50
United Security Life Ins (Ala) 1
42 %
16
3%s
10.9'
Serv—
105
105
39%
Ins
Title Guaranty Co
175
160
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Life
Jun
1977
Japan Bank 6s
1977
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Lowfnstein
1975
1976
Hilton Hotel 6s *#
%jnf3/45
3%s
Brass
Pacific
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_ 1982
Standard
Underwriters—
Jun
3s
7.13
6.52
Zealand
1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
67
Co
Bid
8.43
7.76
Bid
Bonds—
Ask
103%
100
99 %
853/4
Southwestern
3.20s
Inc—
Inc
Fund
1992
5'As
79
"
(New Haven),,
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred •.
;__i
a9.77
Fund
Centennial
1975
Gas
10
Security Life & Trust Co
al4.79
1992
Natural
11%
42
5
90%
A.
78%
37
Seaboard Surety Co,.
9.37
*39.18
new
Exchange Fd_
Capital
Capital
1992
Electric 4%s
El
13%
72 %
(N Y)
62%
10
'
27%
al8.38
Inc
Fund
Street Fund
Westminster
1982
1
of Amer—
Ins
8.57
a76.73
Inc—
Fund
Street
Diversification
Federal
Ohio
Life
343/8
;
Obligations of Government Agencies
al0.98
Inc
Fund
Street
Congress
1987
Southern
Seaboard
7%
73%
80
3%s
1
Fund
Wellington
1994
8urlington Industries
Carrier Corp 4 '/ns
Columbus
180
26%
■
56
6.25
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds
15.15
Second
1979
4%s_1975
160
Marine
&
T.71
13.94
Ohio
Opt 4%s
Fire
St
11.30
8.25
16.75
—
31
Paul
109
10.76
4.30
23.74
4%s
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
1
6%
5%
7.03
7.63
15.35
4%s
64%
61
6%
10.20
3.93
21.76
Rill
&
32%
24%
1
X9.82
Incoihe—1
1
(Geo) Fund
1
Growth Fund
1
Inc
Fund
1992
Tel
70%
28
(N
Corp
10
65
Federal
for
Fund
Provident
Puritan
1
Bonds—
64
2
10
Insp & Insurance
13.49
25.73
Appalachian Power 4%s
(Pa)—__5
Y)
102
Co
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Amer
Quaker City Life Ins
Reinsurance
9%
22
Life
11%
53%
1
5
Interstate
102
14%
4
Republic Ins Co
Jefferson Standard
89%
84
Insur (D C)__4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Insurance
59%
52
95
(N C)
Security Ins
Home
46%
13%
Hartford Steam Boiler
12.59
64 %
42%
49
4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
13.36
Investors
1
58
Pyramid Life Ins Co
2.50
Hanover Insurance Co
13.06
23
71%
44%
Clciss
45%
18
61%
41%
Ins
37%
41
64
*
Gulf Life
al4.00
11.52
33
57%
5
American
383/4
35%
-•
32
1
5
F)
Inter Life Inc.
Amer Life
;
4
(Phoenix)
Great
*
'
5
Insurance
Great
10.67
35
Home Owners Life
Providence-Washington
12 %
&
45%
42%
5
Pioneers
Co
(S
Life
Life
5.91
1
Inc
Fund
24.65
Priced Bonds)
49 %
22
20%
5
10
Phoenix
44%
883/4
83
Gov
Growth Stock
(T Rbwe)
Price
Bonds)_1
Grade
(Medium
B-3
5%
26%
*
3%s
B-2
4
23
88 3/4
140
130
Co—
Ins
(Wash D C)__
Philadelphia Lile Ins Co
52%
46
Life
Peoples
79%
1
Y
N
Assoc
Insurance
'
1.25
(N J)
Group
35%
NY_2
(Ga)
Assurance
Ins
38 r/4
32%
Y) f'A"_2
Co
of
Co
Ins
Life
'
Fund
Istel
Johnston
(N
35
5
Co
Casualty
Life
1
Globe
11.96
Whitehall Fund Inc
Funds—
Group
149
(N J)
743/4
68
82
Govt Employees
7.64
2.50
Fund
Pioneer
United
7.13
5
63 %
7.99
6.47
United
4.56
lc
Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund
lc
Investment
5.08
118
64%
59
Ins
'
f
al2.48
20fch
a24.35
Inc—_1
Income Fund
1
Institutional
17.30
al9.15
Foundation Fund
Inst
11.45
16.80
Shares Ltd—
Institutional
7.34
10.45
1
lc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
of
9.61
6.69
__10c
10c
Series H-C7
Fund
12.99
4.65
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Income
5.30
11.86
Inc—
Income Foundation
6.95
4.83
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Growth industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Equip
35 %
57
2
Shippers
5.41
1
Sovereign
Aviation-Electronics—
32 %
110
Pacific Indemnity Co
,
—3%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__lO
Peerless Insurance Co
5
10
&
Georgia
Securities
Inc
Southwestern
Group Securities—
48%
64 %
7.31
10.94
Square
Shares
X6.25
45
59
*
Glens Falls
7.54
Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp—5^—a!
Philadelphia Fund Inc
*
Pine Street Fund Inc,.
FiOc
Fund
Penn
Revere
series
series
stock
12.33
xll.99
43%
(Ky) 2
5
Re-insurance
Firemen's Fund
3.83
6.90
1
Fund
Street
William
One
40%
13%
Franklin
6.02
1
1
Inc,.
Shares
Electronics
12ya
12%
First
11.48
5.51
42
Northern Ins C) of N Y_
1
General Reinsurance Corp
3.50
37
58
4%
(Galveston)
Ins
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
&
Oppenlieimer Fund
Jc
Hamilton Funds
New
9.34
4.73
1
5
1
Series
Electrical
1
Horizons R P Fund Inc*«.r
York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Fund
England
New
8.52
25c
Series
1
Series
Stock
Growth
Series
2.99
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
General Investors
Stock
53%
53%
1
10%
Nat
Federal
14.06
Series
49%
48
24%
273/4
9
5%
Employers Reinsurance Corp
2.73
10.50
46
27%
25%
2%
Inc_l
Companies
1
Employers
al3.55
13.01
5%
4%
22%
29%
(Wash D C)
Eastern
9.40
1
148
'
25
Life
13%
25
Mercury
Eagle Fire Ins Co
3.97
8.56
1
14%
'
13
140
-l 16
(Newark N J)!
Co
11%
5
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
22.25
Stock Series
7.61
3.67
2.68
Income Series
10.33
6.37
5.81
113
105
l
Insur,,,5
Life
National
18%
l
Assurance
Comwealth Life Insur Co
X20.57
Series
Bond
Lincoln
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Fla)
Home
Combined
National Securities Series—
Preferred
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
75%
-
Life Insurance Co of"Va_—_,_10
12%
67
Maryland Casualty
,
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance_.12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co, 1
Monument Life (Bait)
10
National Fire
;
10
Natl Life & Accident Ins
5
Natl Old Line Ins AA com
1
National Union Fire
5
Nationwide Corp class A
5
New Hampshire Insurance—5
New York Fire Ins Co,
5
North River
2.50
Northeastern Insurance
3.33Mi
Citizens
7.93
-—1
11
Co_1.50
of
27 y4
24
Insur
preferred—
Coastal States Life Ins
14.75
15.45
10.82
2.69
7.24
51.50
7.29
2.46
1
Series,.
5
Fidelity Life Ins Ca_l
conv
Co
Assurance
27
(Blrm)„2
Continental
3.22
Co Inc_l
Corp_
Investors
35%
Citizens
2.32
2.95
13.64
Investing
Mutual
1
1
1
1
18.77
2.12
*
Series
Insurance
Nalional
9.90
10
20c
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Capital
*
32%
Ins
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
3.08
Fund—
Series
Growth
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Boston
23.18
C)
25y8
Bankers Natl Life
"2.02
21.21
(B
22
Beneficial Standard Life
Fund—
19
9.45
50c
-50c
Investment Corp—1
Fidelity
General
Morton
25%
Bankers
2.40
3
beneficial interest—1
of
22%
Amer Ins
7.56
15.30
Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fund
of
Units
Penna__5
American
6.92
Massachusetts Life
Life
American
al4.58
1
.
78%
23%
Amer
13.89
Inc
74
21%
Amer
12.71
Over-the-Counter
Energy Fund Inc
Fund
Fund
Liberty Natl Life
(Jacksonville
—
50.99
Stock Fund
Fundamental
Petroleum shares
—,
lc
Special Investment shares,,lc
Transport shares
lo
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33'/3c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Liberty
21%
American
.
Dividend
Eaton & Howard—
Common
.
36%
19%
American Heritage Life Ins—
a27.05
2.82,
31%
33%
$1.25
11.90
2.20
2
10
& Casualty
American General
15.78
10.92
24%
(Va)__5
>
42
27%
(111-) _l
American
11.95
14.44
Ins Corp
Assurance
Life
36
,10
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
14%
10.93
Lawyers Title
109
Ask
Bid
par
-
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
70ya
103
,5
Insurance,
American
5.89
5.38
13 Mi
lc
Nation Wide Securities
6.66
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Utility
13.34
shares
Mutual Trust Shares
—
Preferred
12.32
1.85
9.86
17.13
Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc—1
Bond
12.24
lc
Balanced
Investment
Custodian
11.22
shares
8.48
6.38
Fund Inc
1
Growth Stic Fund Inc—1
Franklin
Inc
17%
1
1
Fund
Electronics
21.26
Life
Aetna
5.95
12.03
9.07
Delaware Income
Balanced
19.48
5.43
7.80
1
1
Inc
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual
All Amer Life
4.18
11.13
inc
Investing Co
De
De
Agricultural Insurance Co
5.04
14.60
Foundational
Mutual Invest Found Growth—1
Mutual Investment Fund
1
Mutual Shares Corp
1
—---—
—
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Diversified
9.87
9.13
Fund
Crown
Delaware
11.67
9.51
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc lc
Leaders Trust
11.16
9.03
—50c
Fund Inc
10.36
10.68
Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Colonial Fund
6.67
9.53
10.21
-1
50c
Chemical Fund Inc
Corporate
Series B
10.71
1
Century Shares
Chase
9.58
4.61
Paper
15.53
17.34
Growth
Stock Fund
Growth
14.31
16.03
J
—--1
Shares &
Capital Life Ins
8.78
3.82
Fund—1
1
Lexington Income Trust
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc
1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc
1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Loomls Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Managed Funds—
Electric shares
,1c
General Industries shares
lc
.
Canadian Fund Inc
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
9.87
Metal
Fund—
j
Canada General
8)
Companies
'
64
3.50
9.04
13.50
Growth
Fund
Lazard
Casualty & Surety
Ask
Bid
Par
Aetna
1
Fund
Knickerbocker
6.69
6.12
Ask
Keystone
2.09
4.14
Inc
1-25
Shares
1
American Growth Fund Ltd—1
Fund
American Mutual
Cuscodian Fund Cont.
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fund)
—1
K-2
(Growth Fund) ' —
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)__1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)
1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Sties)—1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
1.91
American Business
American
8.95
1.45
Fund
Advisers Fund inc
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
25c
1
Mutual Funds—
,,
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
me
Mutual Funds
Diver
.
of Over-The-Counter Securities ' (Quotations for Week Ended June 8)
National and Eastern List
'
.
(2740)
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
:
99.254
99.263
99.202
99.138
99.085
99.052
99.029
98.976
98.920
98.867
98.814
98.744
98.699
98.640
98.323
97.553
Ask
99.271
99.278
99.220
99.157
99.105
99.073
99.050
98.999
98.943
98.892
98.840
98.772
98.727
98.660
98.341
97.579
ISSUES
b Bid yield price,
d Ex-rights,
stock,
x Ex-divldend.
wi When
k Admitted to listing on the
issued, y Ex-stock dividend.
Number 6167
195
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2741)
45
Week Ended June 2
States for
cities of the United
1,118,216
+13.9
2,225,539
—12.7
(a)
i
.
Lancaster
4,760,794
.
989,000,000
6,838,115
Scranton
Wilkes+Barre
+
0.7
4,777,442
5,081,400
+
5.0
995,000,000
5,110,640
1,098,000,000
4,441,770
1.5
—
Delaware—Wilmington
24,192,790
24,841,931
13,819,172
13,508,578
York_*
Chicago
1,099,423,275
1,055,145,522
13.6
1,355,593,743
'.+
3.5
1,167,000,000
1,068,000,000
.-
+
9.3
'Cleveland
Columbus
—
Ohio—Canton—
■
;———
*
.
+
12.7
472,398,167
+
9.2
.409,300,000
Francisco
San
777,989,122
516,020,394
.
Louis—
St.
■
i—
City:
391,100,000
•+
4.7
890,517,000
784,376,664
1.0
12,546,896
13,537,373
+
5.0
258,433,806
279,251,230
+
6.1
548,451,082
71,681,000
531,147,873
82,264,700
548,161,377
67,404,600
12,017,479
10,859,186
12,485,008
416,752,926
12,797,281
13,927,596
15,229,775
403,290,612
+
3.3
415,354,651
489,190,051
1,373,644,116
1,323,676,583
+
3.8
1,331,907,697
1,427,358,283
+
5.5
+ 13.5
.
,
—
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
475,101,289
431,741,421
592,969,923
+
392,114,756
Total
+10.0
667,728,776
-
—
12,409,193
270,907,738
*
Mansiield
449,408,600
Pittsburgh
-Cleveland
12,532,104
284,433,984
563,741,615
Cincinnati*
876,451,345
Kansas
+ 14.6
cities)
(7
cities,
five
five
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
$23,733,496,078 $21,125,329,055
+ 12.3
5,747,040,120
5,039,783,360
+ 14.0
$29,480,536,198
$26,165,112,415
+12.7
1,007,956,671
$27,173,069,086
5,583,663
5,292,056
26,903,000
Richmond
South
19,533,000
197,937,083
...
208,428,312
Carolina—Charleston
All
cities,
day
one
for
week—
14,583,877
5,422,674
6,152,970
377,531,281
137,386,990
134,016,381
701,391,111
+ 37.7
19,286,000
23,380,000
5.0
204,516,583
215,356,998
—
9,083,791
324,403,788
District
753,884,821
of
Columbia—Washington—
Total
cities
all
Total
9,176,587
Maryland—Baltimore
five days.
.
+12.7
days
all cities,
*1.777,766
2.4
+14.0
$30,629,944,222
days
cities,
71,415,900
+ 10.7
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
1,149,408,024
Ten
Other
—12.9
12.6
west
Total
1,190,531,673
+
+
1,402,571,734
-——
—*
*
1,079,664,982
+
cities)
(9
$16,879,396,940 $14,859,045,259
—
—^
^.^.3..;.-.^—
Philadelphia
32,800,383
—
6,931,722
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
:
„
24,851,919
27,880,542
4.2
+
Total
New
2.6
Ts
—
1961
1962
Week Ended June 9—
8.398,760
4,297,512
2.3
«5,750,400
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
:
7,404.262
3,760,212
7,046,715
23,141,856
4
(ft)
5,665,905
Jersey—Trenton
1,851,915
1,368,268
2,508,024
—36.5
4,767,336
(a)
York—
1,136,649
2,155,800
4,727,407
1,038,000,000
-3,027,686
6,732,268
Philadelphia
Reading
for this week follows:
7959
2,250,864
2,368,000
New
center there is a
mary
i960
$
1,273,626
Chester
At this
gain for the week ending Friday, of 13.6%. Our comparative sum¬
or
1,951,034
Bethlehem
Our preliminary totals
Inc.
-Dec. %
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$30,629,944,222 against $27,173,069,086 for the same week in 1961.
stand at
1961
1962
•
$
Third Federal Reserve
clearings for all
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
12.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
.'
/
,
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 9,
of the
'
'
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
liminary figures compiled by us based upon
be
1
Pre¬
compared with a year ago.
clearings this week will show an increase
Bank
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
COURSE
THE
cities)
(6
1.0
8,724,466
9,076,157
—14.1
344,319,306
368,975,480
2.5
122,217,757
138,319,994
7.0
704,486,786
761,261,599
+
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
our
Saturday and the Saturday figures
.inasmuch
as
Nashville
the week ends
Georgia—Atlanta
30,678 690
117,333 239
412,500 000
7,409 332
405,100,000
\
5,711,285
5,925,725
Augusta
Ac¬
not available at time of going to press.
are
33,592,370
148,944,857
Tennessee—Knoxville
Macon
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
6,342, 473
we
2.
For
the
detailed
week
there
241,164,919
770,957
850 383
376,862,000
244,592 ,000
1,385,645,584
1,308,817,124
3,165,269
Mississippi—Vicksburg
was
increase
an
of
Outside of this city there was a gain of 2.3%, the bank
week in 1961.
this
center
showing
Federal Reserve
clearings
Michigan—Ann
that in
Districts in which they are located and from this we note
the New York Reserve District the totals show an
improvement of 2.5%, and in the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
decline of 2.0%.
Reserve
7.0%. The Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss
of
smaller by
are
Terre
1
increase of
an
following
'
•
we
V
furnish
v;v
'
'
MSUMMABY OF BANK CLEARINGS
'
$
„
880,086,991
•
1960
+
•
•
-
-
1959
2.0
819,535,909
917,132,184
13,169,041,696
1,055,145,522
+
4.2
1,079,664,982
4th Cleveland—
7
"
1,373,644,116
1,323,676,583
5 th Richmond
6
"
701,391,111
753,884,821
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,385,645,584
1,308,817,124
7th Chicago
17
1,605,373,087
1,654,269,166
•
.
—
..
cities).
(17
7.6
+
8.9
+
704,486,786
1,233,202,758
1,534,280,223
1,595,952,523
Ninth Federal Reserve
691,028,413
586,272,371
655,919,008
North
.'8,289,608
576,506,793
662,514,429
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Paul
St.
513,445,704
556,990,570
1.4
1,173,167,569
25,105,132,994
2.4
23,415,394,950
2.3
10,767,108,990
579,544,377
10
"
1,310,943,299
1,292,205,867
25,696,084,466
11,471.668,638
—
Montana—Billings
+ 10.0
+
Helena
Total
cities)
(7
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
ended June 2 for four years:
1961
$
Inc.or
1960
1959
-■■'.
Fall
.
New
4,246,950
...
+ 10.9
3,947,465
Total
New
+ 13.3
2,985,801
3,601,343
1,543,002
+ 19.9
1,986,871
1,986,080
3,601,296
4,381,582
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
8.8
.3,403,883
17,216,093
+
3.4
13,490,700
+
3.2
13,036,377
Fort
13,043,944
*
24,393,037
33,278,700
—21.1
45,682,217
1.4
22,488,379
179,423,732
142,271,508
140,036,568
+
3.5
4,541,524
3,768,113
+
6.0
713,548,151
691,028,413
36,172,500
35,958,800
3,117,778
880,086,991'
,
—
62,860,431
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
Total
+
9.9
3,134,271
2.0
819,535,909
917,132,184
cities)
7,485,495
8.6
7,560,136
10,532,621
424,012,202
+
2.2
397,875.395
446,780,156
158,492,483
+
6.2
150,192,881
162,131,667
8,509,931
+ 39.6
9,207,055
10,536,749
2,890,082
5,897,344
13,316,280
620,603,817
—
_
Syracuse
New
Jersey—Newark
Total
3,012,383
+
3.5
New
(9
Jersey
cities)
_
+ 30.4
3,791,412
3,479,665
2.4
12,648,285,960
12,779,719,261
2.5
45,917,945
44,594,643
3.8
26,355,822
3,566,789
13,896,672,874
47,797,115
28,620,773
+ 45.8
+'
—
+
40,798,529
24,713,219
"130,932,645
124,085,475
2,764,339
3,213,220
'
73,490,979
71,473,866
+
2.8
75,673,628
-49,203,906
85,244,810
83,743,791
+
1.8
80,918,512
84,247,603
14,316,863,883
+
13,055,438,792
13,169,041,696
14,681,728,992
4,412,671
6.9
3,120,909
9.5
5,839,321
6,985,354
+
1.1
12,476,674
14,539,790
+
3.4
586,272,371
655,919,008
—33.0
1,266,314
—
—
City1,052 822
887 ,999
10,228 391
143,668 182
1,363,236
+ 17.0
873,104
1,075,261
5.0
7,949,628
13,624,336
8.0
144,068,894
159,566,128
—
+
+
7.2
26,546,040
8,840,335
32,717,251
+
5.2
371,306,545
423,293,631
10,999, 290
+
7.3
10,874,907
15,115,634
5,775, 357
+
1.3
5,675,965
6,918,617
596,230,554
+
5.6
576,506,793
662,514,429
13,284,340
501,970,457
41,316,769
4,960,000
+
1.0
12,641,271
14,088,420
+
11.5
442,553,617
470,740,378
+
1.6
37,982,530
44,120,258
5,414,601
12,598,210
579,544,377
7,415, 312
27,519, 540
388,683, 661
29,493,095
8.2
—
—
7,945,396
0.2
5,325,000
6,333,000
+ 16.8
4,592,747
7,343,305
—14.3
10,350,539
14,365,209
+ 10.0
513,445,704
556,990,570
6.6
173,121.967
203,680,745
Lake
+
5,286,816
197,328,915
108,408,492
23,373,654
181,856,013
907,634
20,ol4,955
10,151,808
718,244,516
29,151,931
13,501,397
741,793,565
35,251,168
10,382,836
11,067,616
12,932,767
1,292,205,867
+
1.4
1,173,167,569
1,272,540,872
25,696,084,466
25,105,132,994
+
2.4
23,415,394,950
24.133,474,008
11,471,668,638
City
Beach
185,289,250
1,310,943,299
*
497,553,856
11,208,460,120
+
2.3
10,767,108,990
11,353.754,747
0.1
5.424,929
6,851,017
+
8.5
182,105,336
191.518,373
+
24i7
94,775,881
90.419,704
+
15.1
—
25,784,704
4,649,659
46,604,313
_
_
Northern
5.6
29,717,175
—
York
Rochester
+
14,224,415,828
Jamestown
New
55,642,638
126,333,654
3,117,374
—
—
5,279,675
—
,
Utah—Salt
81,128,787
133,360,067
Elmira
723,804,289
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Oregon—Portland
Second Federal Reserve District-■New York—
York—Albany
3,948,914-
3,258,717
—
(6
Yakima
Buffalo
.
,
22,002,355
11.7
—
Falls
Wichita
Washington—Seattle
New
367.800,000
208,135,119
■
637,225,006
Worth
Galveston
57,698,216
3,425,508
-358,600,000
4.9
13.6
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
14,641,095
14,056,356
862,462,988
cities)—
(12
3.4
:+
6,324,432
10,800,442
Dallas—**
37,158,100
—
1,595,952,523
13,414,718
559,743,359
41,994,055
4,948,000
Texas—Austin
+
24,044,056
Island—Providence
1,534,280,223
3.0
—
+
629,551,670
cities)
3,092,260
3,504,792
45,498,917
Haven
15,354,849
8,942,962
16,540,069
7,406,563
*
Rhode
6,607,132
743,922,127
14,510,494
Connecticut—Hartford
(9
6,614,268
666,593,177
+
—
17,799,397
—
Worcester
Springs
4,069,147
-
Springfield
12,381,112
+
—
1.7
710,921,784
3,917,878
.
Bedford
15,645,748
0.1
—
138,726,295
—409,016,876.,
11,802,012
5,847,776
Joseph
6.8
6,921,519
698,655,785
1,850,683
River
Lowell
■
-
St.
Colorado—Colorado
7,388,983
—
2.0
+ 14.5
—
231,629,080
6,809,671
'
Missouri—Kansas City
$
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
r
1,654,269,166
155,122,467
Omaha
Wichita
Portland
6,070,430
705,259
,
Kansas—Topeka
Week Ended June 2
Massachusetts—Boston
'
-
:
1,039,259
9,715,255
Hastings
Lincoln
4,708,395
7,374,154
349,500,000
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
Maine—Bangor
+10.0
1,147,875,185
9,684,235
11,353,754,747
637,225,006
v
13,692,078
.13,941,390
1,117,245,876
24,133,474,008
11,208,460,120
"
'
■:
J
1,842,208
3.1
—
1,272,540,872
6
■
7,536.928
24,145,972
1,642,835
2,691,563
Dakota—Fargo
5.6
$
1,232,939,921
57,417,357
•;
17.437.262
641,774,520
3.4
+
V".*'
53.422.261
9.2
+ 46.3
13,469,835
+
596,230,554
''
0.9
+
.1,635,653
5,338,372
620,603,817
629,557,670
1962
+
17.213,737
4,672,674
10,003,431
11,879,393
641,774,520
"
.
8,886,134
168,274,596
"
Clearings at—
3.4
146,302,963
-
6,838,921
9
week
+
10,693,576
4,361,398
149,475,008
433,281,840
Minneapolis
7
our
1.7
—16.5
District—Minneapolis-
Duluth
Minnesota—
9th Minneapolis
add
88,955,000
9,973,596
55,954,808
;.
766,920,818
(4 cMtes)
10th Kansas City
now
14,363.056
84,922,000
761,261,599
1,327,139,973
3.0
—
1,331,907,697
7.0
5.9
+
Total
713,548,151
We
4,044,996
13,441,133
.
361,300,000
;■
Illinois—Quincy
6.0
City
17,545,631
1,427,358,283
3.8
+
—
;
—.
+
York
3,196,367
18,416,788
244,002,865
157,529,951
4,088,002
Louis
723,804,289
New
8.3
+
1,605,373,0871
—
766,920,811
Outside
3,299,156
+
6,951,093
..
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
v
—106 cities
+
'0,587,156
13,931,212
-
"
Total
1,233,202,758
10,289,197
..7,724,536
'
.
4
12th San Francisco
1,327,139,973
13,904,840
13,416,756
Rockford
-
11th Dallas
5.9
v*-*f $8,165,000
18,798,510
; 2,393,445.
1,194,513,006
.
Peoria—
1,190,531,673
1,099,423,275
:
+
'
56,482,696
Missouri—St.
$
13,055,438,792
14,681,728,992
8th St Louis
188,490,490
17,876,221
17,985,417
City.
Total
2.5
M
w*—-——
814,312
248,877,980
0.8
159,321,562
,
Decatur—
s
+
"
_
Philadelphia
—
:
^Springfield*—
14,316,863,883
9
3rd
York
•
9
2nd New
993,997
+ 13.2
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Dec. %
•$
,
862,462,988
12 cities
1st Boston ________——:
14,888,019
9.3
+ 23.0
133,114,680
—_
Moines
Sioux
-
Inc. or
1961
1962
Week Eftded June 2—
«•';/>" *••./vr*A.
by Federal Reserve Districts: '
summary
a
3.3
+
17,663.194
—4,litr,735M*
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
,
In the
1.2
—
—
9,353,712
*v.
Haute
Des
!
totals
5.6%; the Dallas Reserve District of 10.0%, and in the San
Francisco Reserve District of 1:4%.
250,025,506
223,431,138
15,059,895
84,821,000
—
"i Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.4%.
Wayne
South
3.0%, but the St. Louis Reserve District has to its credit a gain of 6.0%, and the
record
5,896,040
258,316,868
242,539,247
15,700,868
12,707,668-- —10.9
3,100,248
21,728,947
11,320,127
„
A'Indianapolis i
"
by 3.8%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 5.9%, but in the Richmond
District the totals
_
Lansihg v ■•.»«»:•.
:>Indiana—Fort
'<
totals
larger
Philadelphia Reserve District of 4.2%, but in the Boston Reserve District the
a
7,475,622
6,193,387
9.5
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
Grand
->
register
cities)
(10
Seventh Federal Reserve
We group the cities according to the
increase of 2.4%.
an
8,324,119
6.6
+
2.4%, the aggregate clearings for
Total
at
378,600,000
$25,696,084,466 against $25,105,132,994 in the
the whole country having amounted to
same
Orleans
Louisiana—New
136,061,025
387,100,000
—22.9
14,847 981
—
27,520,606
128,757,450
1.8
—
243,989 ,037
15,344,967
Mobile
30,336,057
+ 26.9
230,273 ,989
statement, however, which we present further below,
final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
able to give
are
June
elaborate
252,228,504
Alabama—Birmingham
In the
Florida—Jacksonville
9.5
+
—
2.5
California—Long
—
Pasadena
—
San
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
,——
Barbara
—
Stockton
"
Total
Grand
-
(10
total
cities)(106
cities)
Outside New York City
rloorfnoe
nnorotinnc
^^,302
rUsP.fintinilPd.
24,730,872
29,756,784
—24.8
12,795,091
18,640,262
4.1
625,266,237
672,445,550
—17.3
33,241,474
33,563,770
—
+ 14.4
8,919,690
10,900.977
—14.5
12,786,092
14,763,690
46
i'-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2742)
.
,
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
A.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
-
Fund Notices
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
certifies
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
JUNE
and
Country
gpyg
".j'j'j
Buying
Rate
for
-
7,
1962,
Cable
transfers
Friday
Monday
June 1
June 4
.238677
Austria,
.0387000
-
.
-
-
.
'grf*?"*'qtaSM-JW Iffg >
.00310700
:
.210387
/
.204050
.204Q50
.204050
.250187
.210090
2.807800
2.805500
2.807140
£.808500
.00276250
.326808
.£78306
.278304
.278062
2.780000
2.777722
2.779346
.140100
.140050
.140125
.0350500
.0350333
.0166506
.0166506
.194300
.194241
.194266
.194233
.231700
.231725
.231725
.231731
.231725
.0166506
I
franc
Republic of Eouth Africa,
Kingdom,
pound
.399521. *.•
1
rand
-
.0350333
5d/4%
.
1.397509
1.398326
1.393003
2.805500
2.807140
2.808500
decreased $26
(In millions of dollars)
mem-,
June 6,
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate account—,
Redemption fund for F. R.
Total
gold certificate
advances.
S.
—
106
31
outright—.
—
23
+
334
'
New
—1,062
15
—
+
953
District.
,+
;
+ r
+
900
81
3,838
+
46
£9,949
+
379
,_
lion
+ 2,583
Held
bought
outright
repurchase agreement
under
million in
$273
•:
-
•
million
$60 million
and
in
the
increased
deposits
;f
15,
2377
',
1962—Jun
due
July
1969—...
; ^ *■*.,>> -J;
2489
15
9
2596
.1
July
1,
million
series K
bonds
due
July 1,^1987—..July
L\
Co.—
& Rubber
*
•»
■i
fv
U.
S.
Govt,
+ 2,770
deposits
in the
was
of individuals,
2382
.r
1,
Co.
of
Natural
Southern
due
debs,
1976—July
"a.
•
1
,
Gas
'
-
198£—July
1,
15,
Co.—
X
.
.
June
,
15
Jun
1977—i—.——
55/t>%r del^s. dije July
Co.
Pacific Power
Sierra
.
.
debs, dpe Jan.
Canada Ltd.—
4lA%
Oil
series B
and
Jply
due
6%
Manufacturing Co.—
25ryear
Shell
debs,
series due 1980 and </ /
•
,U
bonds -5 VicA - series due. 1980.,;—:i_,T,c.r_July- 1
bonds,
mtge.
1st
.
Scovill
2494
1
2641
1
2641
1, 1985-.July
"
mtge;-pipe line bonds 4%%
Tampa Electric Co,—
partnerships, and
New York
District.
\
\
n-n-
others
decreased
$316
and
million,
July
series dps 1979-
1st
.
;
,
.
2641
5% series due 1990——;—...July 1
Transmission Co.—
mtge. pipe line bonds 5V4% series due 1977——July' 1
Tokyo Eleetrio Light Co. Ltd.—
\
;t' '1
1st mortgage gold bonds, 6%
dollar series due June
15, 1963
—Jun 15
Vermont National & Savings, Bank
(Brattleboro.)-^ .
,v4% preferred stock
:——.——_•
.July 1
Washington Gas Ligl)t Co. 5V4% first mtge bonds.—Jun 15
White Motor Co. 5J/4%
cumul. preferred stock———Jun £2
1st
mtge; bonds
Teppessee
y
Reserve Banks decreased $6 million
rowings from
t
securities.
29,949
379
+
+
Gas
,
2641
1st
hor-r
2199
——
Loans to
1
domestic commercial banks decreased $22 million,,
2,770
Increase (+)
•
loans
Cash items in
Bank
and
Other
securities...
+
(878)
4,703
106
—
assets
...
416
+
+
122
+
72
;v
ASSETS-"-
Total
assets
—
(1,208)
-
5
...
51,747
792
+
...
*'
Federal
Reserve
notes
(330)
Deposits:
bank
reserves..
+
17,198
—
U. S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
450
account;
-f/,"
"
Total
;
.
deposits —'
availability
liabs.
&
3,528
(878)
+
+
50,298
30
adjustedt—
98-
+
r
+
+
Other
Other
27
U.
2429
+
Loans
Real
ACCOUNTS—
paid
in
Surplus
Other capital
455
:
accounts
of
gold certificate
deposit
and
F.
combined
R.
14
51,747
+
792 J
note
.*
—
U.
4
2,585
estate
liabilities
Treasury
*
—0.2%
—3.7%
112
48
—
-rr-
&
one
are
the
eliminations
made
in
the
ponsolidat-
with
Other
Total
108
27
+
1,213
55
+
1,121
1,694
82
+
..
64
2,121
+
year
rrt
condition
of
shows
the
the
ended
statement
following
May
$322
in
30:
Decreases
U.
S.
million
million
in
J—„.1
Banks,
10*
+
in
S.
changes
banks
and
a
net
a
$72
for
the
million in
week
loans
ad¬
deposits
demand
and
deposits
increases
adjusted
and
$205
of
and
$764
million
+
loans
decline
$124 million; during the
of
decreased
in
nine
these loans decreased $1*6
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
personal financing institutions increased
compared
million.
with
an
increase
and
2,920
+
329
+
8
+
41
+
247
4,736
+
94
+
t
580
+
f.':
'
r
'it
•
•
Continued from page
.A
:
»f'»:
Name
61,621
——
corporations
subdivisions.—_____
^
.
.+..
•
'
63,705 ;
89,297
764
v+
622
+
.-499
1,116
+1,241
5,028
463
—
5,404 ;
—
86
—
t
2,046
+
493
rr
33
10,357
_________
savings.—
478 >
_______
448
—
3
—
19
—
Foreign:
etc
540
1—
1,061
Time
and savings deposits—total §___
1
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Savings deposits
time
and
1
46,484 V
4,33%
of
$95
$54 million,
million
as
,
'
56
+
112
+
205
+
7,293
32,094
———
+
49
+
154
+
1
subdivisions—L___
3,403
3,892
+
+
2,405
+
566
+
1
52
"
-
interbank
in
1961.
Real estate
"Other" loans increased
75
—
+
195
during
the
iQan* increased
$27
Govts., official institutions,
Commercial banks
Borrowings:
etc
—
F.
R.
Banks
3
+
115
__
of Company
$55 million.
5%
Gas,
.
Ltd.
2197
1989,—Jun 16
2538
■
,
Jpn 20
2199
When
stock
Holders
11'
.=
XlVAc'
'
.
+
+
2
321
38
—
31
6
1,804
8
—
-
316
+
378
5,473
+
39
+
132
13,253 '
+
36
+
: 744
__________
6-15
6-15
6-30
5-22
11-15
U-.l
•
31 V4c'
(quar.
Telephone (quar.),
20c
—
3,92%,
:
Central
Lake
Airlines, Inc.—
convertible preferred
32 VaC
(quar.)——
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.
(quar.)—
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.,, class A (ipcr., quar.))
Class A (quar.)-—--,
Class A (quar,)..—
:
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
Lamson & Sessions Co., common 4quar.)—
6V2%
40c
ACCOUNTS
tExclusive
tion
of
of
loans
valuation
to
—
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual loan
banks
items
are
and
after
shown
deduc¬
gross."
.
^Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
less cash items in process of collection,
domestic commercial banks,
fl Includes
certified
and
officers'
checks not shown
separately.
1
5Includes time deposit? of U. S. Government and postal savings'not
shown
separately.
•May 23
figure# revised.
1
6-
6-15
•
25c
1
6-15
6^29
'
25c
9-14
9r28
12-31
i
25c
12-17
.
-
138c
——
20c
Blower
Lau
Co
Lee
Leesona
&
Corp.
Fink
—
6
-
6-20
6-
5-11
7-
1
6-
9
6-20
6-
5
Lewers
Inc.
&
2
7--
.
15c
6rl5
.
Ltd,
5.75%
preferred
(quar.).:
6-15
25p
8
4-30
4-30
7-6
"6-
6.-12
;
-
6-
6-20
..
,6-
5 :
1
9.
$1.37Va
:
—
7-2
6-
6
$1.433/4
(quar.).
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. CJ 4quar.)
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
7-2
6-
8
7-
£415
5c
-
17 %C
Share
pf beneficial interest——
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
7%
preferred (quar.)
1—1
7-fc0
■;
~
12 Vac
common^—
preferred, (quar.)—.
Lexington Water, 5V2% preferred
6-15
10C
/■ 5-%
6-
6-;i4
6-25
.
2%
—
"6-13
6-22
15c
,
(quar.)——
Cooke,
..
5-31
6-11
'
75c1
20c
pfd.' A (5-a)
1
—
Levlne's
2
6-11
12 VaC
$1.50
Products
8
6-.15
35c
20c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Industries,
7-
6-
'
Company
(quar.)—
Leonard Refineries (quar.)—
Leslie Salt Co. (reduced~quar.)
Stock dividend
r—
Lehn
6* 4
6-30
,
10c
,/(quar.)
Way Motor Freight
&
6-15
7-16
7-16
5c
r--
3
6-12
10c
(Va.)
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Lear, Inc. (quar.)
Leath
7-
-
10c
—
—
i
-
59 %C
preferred A (quar.
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc. .(increased)
conv.
"
_
6-
6-15
-10c
CAPITAL
.6-15
£
6t30
6-30
27c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
7-
£6V4c
(quar.—...
preferred B
Lacrosse
Payable, of Rec.
6V 8
7- i
Share
r
(quar.)——..i./
common
preferred. A
Lehigh Valley
:
From others
Other liabilities
2,150
.
week
■.
4,75%
deposits
political
77.
,
8,344
—
From
1
1964.—July
1
Co.;—
,
Govts., official institutions,
pommercia) banks
States
2305
-
■
Laclede
adjustedt
Commercial
Other
1
29
Per
?84
9,780
interbank:
Mutual
B
*
2154
DIVIDENDS
.
71
—
156,349
Government-,,-,
Domestic
due July
- -
"•
'
186
+
2,887
_____
political
V
527
+
-
Foreign:
industrial
year ago,
S.
Domestic
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $59 mil¬
lion, and their loans for purchasing or
carrying "other"
securities decreased $31 million.
Beans to sales and
simiter
States
Co.—
Ltd.— ».
preferred
Co.
class
'
Jun
bonds ?eries D due Oct. 1,
first mtge
'
-Jun 29
Aug 20
^.Jun 15
—1,498
13
12,500
-
depositsrrrtptal fl
Individuals, partnerships &
Government securities, $493
borrowings;
and
comparable week
million.
System in leading cities
savings deposits.
Commercial
districts
of
reporting member
■
...
r .:
2489
1,500
36
"tsn
1,581
Demand
U.
Government
demand
in time and
weekly
principal
justed, $64 million in U.
million
of
Federal Reserve
"
-
July
subord. debs,
4
1
18
—~Jun
Inc.—
stock—;
Platinum
&
r
171
+
■
The
••
Indiana,
Manufacturing
Labatt,( John)
banks
1984
1,
' ;/
Corp.
preferred
.
'
Page
•
—
Nov.
stock..
of
Gold
67c
Date
•Announced In this issue.
LIABILITIES—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
+'
■
stock.,——,—Aug
pfd.
Ltd.
due
do. Ltd.—
conv.
non-cumul.
4%
501
—
27*
■
5,030
•
deposits
Coal
cpmul.
Co.,
B
Massachusetts Electric
5%%
Woods
8.59
+
26
—
'
14,535
assets—net
Demand
series
Co.
American
Western
397
+
..
8
—
H
i
bonds maturing:
;
assets/liabilities
Electric
&
cumul.
Eight
66
—
22
—
6,608
domestic
Steel
Scryice
4.80%
645
+
+
32,256 /
and coin
Balances
+
9
'■+
•
13,757
Currency
♦Figures in parentheses
ing process.
12
t—:
17,625
years,-,.
R.
54
+
14,068
—
years
with F.
10'
+
693/:
securities
Reserves
+
2,320
year
five
five
4%%
Ppblic
17
_
2429
^.Jun 15
V:
'
3%%
Corp.
debs,
Morgan &
cumul. pfd.
(Henry)
226
+
2
3,316
etc.—
—
S.
r 55
31
—
$1
3,962
U.
1982—,n—
4JA% conv. debs, due May 15, 1970,,,—
Corp. 3V4% cumul. conv. pfd. stock...—_____
Marshall Field & Co. 4V4%
cumul. pfd. siock.
South
.
notes
to
After
Other
correspondents
i
;
»
bills
Treasury
Foods
Columbia
ponv.
.
Dominion
237
+
institutions:
dpmestic commercial banks
Government
securities—total—____
One
34.4%
;
2,123
to
S.
6%
+1,394
'6
59
1,408
—
—
Beatrice
British
■'
.
banks
loans
loans
8,910
8,513
carrying:
personal finance,
foreign
124
"
—
487
——r
Within
acceptances
on
finance,
to
+
+ 4,734
,
.
...
securities..
financial
1,
FMC
J._„
nonbank
Sept,
Company and Issue—
+
72
-L."
1,378
^
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..
+
to
reserves
.
Contingent liability
purch. for foreign
+
Loans
71
+
106
(1,208)
Ratio
32
+
888
...
securities
to
Sales
2,486
172
—
32,854
-
or
due
2429
^
-
.
2306
■
-
"
—
Government
Other
Loans
Other
Capital
^securities
for purchasing
loans
S.
-Other
778
.ill'
ppr*
securities..
Government
S.
""
343
+
194
—i
74,647
i___
'
U.
.■•'
■—:
120,660
:
"
942
2
:
bonds
'♦
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
(in millions of dollars)
122,354
adjustedt.
...
Commercial gnd industrial loans.
Agriculture] loan? rr—
Loans
to brokers and dealers for
chasing or carrying: .-./'
"
<
256
+
—
investments
mtge
first
,/•/,'
Co.-r-
i96i
*"
1
Natural.Gas
May 31,
1962
V
investments
a«4
25
• ■—
.
399
dividends
(1,208)
CAPITAL
+
76
items
.
and
Loans
839
+
12
82
TSS-
18,194
cash
accrued
•
—
344
+
loans
Loan?
-
+1,174
.
118
rrr
..
202
.
Other.
Other
121
611
2,585
v.
.
-
Member
Deferred
+
28,500
+
»»•
,*»
LIABILITIES—
Total
May 23,
1962
.
...
Wisconsin
Since
May 30,
2"
■
....
Decrease (—)
649
-
or
5V*%
V
2,805
+
—
■
345
s
312
+
30,086
of collection
process
premises
.
.
„
Total
i
*
i
—
Total
'/
2596
1
'
v; 'r
Natural Gas Corp.—
mtge.
garj. Francisgo
$49
•
15
2304
1st
Chicago District,
the
Jun
due June
A
1
..
,
.
*
.
2593
1 '
1968———July
/.>
i'.
1986—
Ltd.—.
Co.
1,
1
——July
—
;
.•
_
♦
:2593
1
Line
debs,
3V8%
July
——.—
_
15,
2376
.
4%% debs, due July 1, 1973——.—i.July. 1
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
;
1st mtge pipe line bonds, 6V4% series dpe 1977—,_Jun J5
in
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
604
+
time
Federal
Total
increased
corporations increased $154 million of which $100 mil¬
483
—r,
iH-rrf
•!*
17,182
—
City, $196
Savings
"other"
198
+
5,617
:
Bonds
adjusted
Co.—
June
•
~*
rr—TT
3,312
Notes
deposits
District,
36
41
'
—-
$30
decreased
"Other" securities decreased $36 million.
York
Dallas
Bought outright—
Bills
bonds
$93 million in the Cleveland District, $65 million in the-
Government securities:
Certificates
Government
•
-
Corp.—v>,-,A y
due June 1, 1970
.July
Co.—
debs,
1st mtge.
Quebec
2+109
67
16,173
reserves
13
S.
U.
2256
National Research Corp.—
5%/convertible subordinate
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
and
Demand
1961
+
(330)
and
Acceptances—bought
U.
+
1,155
million.
June 7,
1962
15,018
notes
Cash
Discounts
May 30,1
1962
notes
ury
or
'•
,
15
debs, due Aug. 1, 1977—July
bonds series
Pipe
Mansfield Tire
.
Increase ( + )
Decrease (—) Since
:
.
conv.
4%%
certificates
Treasury
■: \
..
of
America—- ^ .*.?. W \ W.X
! 'r
coll. tru|St debs, .due July 1, 1972—_,_^._„_July 2
Husky Oil Co. 6V2% cumul. first pfd. stock..
Jun 29
Inland.-.Steel Co.—
V., ;''?t>v if:*,. {r
Holdings Qf Treasury bills by weekly reporting
million,
Page
Date
/•
-
_—_"__Jun
-
Corp..
•
6%
$8
due
Acceptance
year
Hotel
banks .decreased
\-r "
v
1965—
Aluminum
mtge.
Lakes
20
ber
British
subord.
5%
Electric
&
Gas
1st
General
Great
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Corp.—
series
bonds
debentures
47/9%
Canadian
1.398655
'
"
Corp.— /
15,- 1985.^
subord.
Baltimore
"10166506
2.807800
2 .809540
sterling..
2382
REDEMPTION
debs." June 1, 1977—
Plywood Corp. 5V4% debs, due July
Atlas
.0166506
.0350416
.0350333
-
_
Housing
3%
year
5%%
.140131
:
June
due
Associates Investment Co. 5J/4%
2.780693
,
.194300
escudo
15
.277837
.278300
Financing
debs,
Amun-Israeli
.0800560
.0800560V
2 .781722
2598
.
.326875
.0800560
2488"
15
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
: - • -. r
51/2%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
Jun 15
(Louis) Allis Co. 43A% debentures due July 1, 1976,—July-: 1;
.00276283
.326741
1/ .140187
guilder
"
.00276266
.0800560
1980-r—,._Jyn
" T
" ~
Municipal
4% %
.00161100
.00276300
*.
.327122
Com'pany and Issue—
Alberta
.0G161100
.00161 ;oo
.326941
.00276300
,>
.0800560
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
*
.210290
dollar
pound
PARTIAL
.250245
.209966
.00161100
Page
Date
1,
,"
"
- +
•
Gep. jnfcge. 4lA% bonds series E due July 1, 19$4__..Jun 29
Philadelphia Transportation Co.— *
7
"v
;
; - <
Consul. 3%-6%
bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 2039.1—Jun 15
•
,
•
.204050
.250350
.210237
.00161100
TENDER
^
,
debs.""due-April
RR.
.00310633
.250283
«
subord.
,
.210362
v
.00310700
2 .809540
krone
United
.210400
.917343
.210410
.
Switzerland,
.210437
.00310700
.O2O10OO
.917343
,
.204050 /
peso
Portugal,
.917265
.0201000
.250218
..
malayan
Zealand,
.0387000
•
Issuer-y.
5%
Co.
Pennsylvania
.0200987
.0201000
.00310700
.
yen
Netherlands,
New
.0387000
■0387000 V
.917343
.210525
*9
—,
—-t.,
Norway,
.0387000
Company and
Atlantic
2.237848
2.236764
2.235458
OF
NOTICE
$
.00878448
.00876935
'•
—,
Mexico,
2.237290
.917343
-
Malaysia,
June 7
$
.00879248
corporate bonds, notes,
of
list
a
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location, in
the current volume (#xcept where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle,
Thursday
June 6
.0201000
France (Metropolitan), new franc-Germany, deutsche mark—————
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Japan,
States
United
In
Wednesday
Tuesday
.00863312
Australia, pound
-
(Value
York
$
.00868955
peso
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
New
June 5
$
Argentina,
In
found
be
Money;
INCLUSIVE
ggypwggt a*
..,JJ■■■
ii...
Noon
Unit
Monetary
1
JUNE
TO
1962
will
1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
1,
Below
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including- those called under sinking fund provisiohs.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
T
,
$1.75
2r
7-16
6-29
7-
6-14
i
2
Volume
Number 6167
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
•
When
Per
of Company
Name
Lily-Tulip
Littelfuse,
Cup
Share
Corp.
25c
6-15
6-
___
3%c
8-15
7-30
(quar.;
12 Vic
6-29
6-
(quar.)
,___
Inc." (initial)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class
Little Miami RR.—
Stock
Original
A
11-16
2-15
9-10
12-10
11-16
3-10-63
2-1A
8-15
7-31
;
;
•
I oblaw Cos., Ltd.—
$1.60 1st preference
Lockheed
Aircraft
Life
Utilities
South
Middlesex
Water
(quarT
7%
Co.,
preferred
6-11
."7 30c
6-11
5-18
5c
Corp.
6-13
6-30
6-15
5-21
;t85c
Y.".-
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
6-30
6-25 J
(Can.)_
Midwest
Life
4
6-
4
Nazareth
Star
Lone
Star
4
6-
4
Nestle-Le
8-
1
7-16
11-
1
10-16
'
7
6-
6-14
6-11
5-28
6-30
6-16
1
7-16
8-
6-15
6-
1
8-20
8-
8
7-
2
6-
7
7-
2
6-15
7-
5%
•;
6-22
6-
6-11
5-25
$1.21
6-15
5-25 '
"'
'
preferred (quar.)—:
Long Island Lighting CqY—
•4:35%
preferred
New
2
6-30
6-11
Loriliard
7%
Los
(P:)
Co.,
preferred
.
Angeles
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)—
5-28
■
Y
6-15
6-30
Investment
Co.
(quf»r.)_
.
Louisiana Land'& Exploration (quar.)_
Louisville &r. Nashville, RR.
(quar.)—___
Louisville
Lower
Title
St.
4V2%
Co.
(quar.)___
Lawrence
preferred
Power
Typograph,
preference
2
6-
6-15
6-12
5-
6-15
*"•
5-31.
1
7-14
3%
6-15
25c
6-30
6-18
60c
6-15
6-
B
Convertible
5%
3-for-l
a
M&cMillan
H.)
&
Mississippi Glass,
1
6-1
6-11
5-31
Missouri-Kansas
5-24
5-16
55c
7-
6-
;
(quar.)_____.
______
Square Garden Corp.— yV'/y
convertible preferred
(quar.)
_//__.-
2
Stock
Madsen
Lake
Red
Gold
Extra
;
Madison
Fund, Inc.
Madison
Gas
Magnavox
Company
Magnin (Joseph) Co.
Conv.
Maine
.(quar.)"
preferred
(P.
R.)
Monarch
Monarch
fi-15
5-25
Monroe
7-20
6-30
Monsanto
"25c
6-29
6-15
t30c
6-11
5-10
(quar.)____^_ ♦
59 %C
Co. • (quar.)
Managed Funds, Inc.—
- ------General
Industries Shares
(quar.)
7-
Shares
8
5-31
30C
6-11
50c
7-' 2
Insurance
(E. R.)
Corp.,
Moore-McCormack
■.7--—„l~zzzzi-z
(quar.)-—
Semi-annually
Market
$i
Basket
(Calif.);
M&rquardt
Marsh
Corp.
(M.t, <&
Marsh,Suoerniarkets.
Entire
issue
{•
4Viz%
•
;
Mays
(J
tL.)-
McCloud
River
i
I"
New
«fe
• -
(quar.)^___
preferred
V
6-29
66-
8
6-
4
i-7- 2"
6-30
5-18
6%
6-29
7-
MoKesson
McNeil
As
2 •:
Johnson
Nassau Trust
Nation-Wide
5-17
6-15
6-12
5-29
i
'•
New. common
New
stock
6-15
holders
6-29
National
Biscuit
National
Cash
National
Castings
*6-29
6-15
National
Casualty
6-29
6-14
7-
&
Mercantile
Co.
$3.50
common
preferred
Meredith
6-15
6-
Mesta
Machine
Metal
Goods Corp.
Metal
&
7%
Co.
Thermit
preferred
Corp.,
fquar.)
Inc.1.
7%
common
preferred
*
(quar.)
-n
(Del.)
(quar.)__
(quar.).._
6-15
v
;
6-15
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
7-
2
6-15
6-11
5-21
25c
6-15
5-15
20c
20c
7-25
Co.,
7-10
National
v
7%
6-15
6-
6-29
-
(N.
to
new
6%
:
Quarterly
Quarterly
5%
6-
6
Northern
6-
I
5%%
National
6-
8
6-14
6-
1
6-14
5-29
1
,6-11
6-11
6-
50c
7-16
6-.15
6-29
1
Presto
5-23
-i •„
Ry.
7-16
>
:
'
.6-20;
r
-
? 6- 1
12-
12-20
I
6-15
6-29
Securities
Trust
National
Growth
5-18
Supplies, Ltd.
(Del.) (quar.)
&
1
Oceanarium
8
Ogilvie
6-29
6-8
Ohio
6-12
5-28
Ohio
(quar.)
Crankshaft
(quar.)
Ohio
Edison
6-
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
7-
2
6-20
6-29
6-15
7- 2
6-
8
6-15
6-
7
6-15
6-
5
8
Inc.
Brass
7-12
1
10-11
11*
6-
1
6-22
6-
8
6-15
6-
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
6-28
6-11
5-31
5-31
5-31
•
6-20
Co.,
preferred
Oil
___u_—_
7-
6
6-15
2
7-
5-2&
6-20
8-15
8-
6-20
5-29
T-
6-15
1
7-
Ohio
Service
Water
-
6-15
.' 7-
6-15
7-
6-15
10-
9-14
7-
6-22
6-22
77-
6-22
7-31
'
7-10
6-30
7*25
6-15
5-25
7-
6-11
2
6-23
6-
,
6-15
6-15
6-29
6-15
7-2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
7-
3
6-18
6-11
5-23
Coal
Ben
Line
Corp
Co.
Insurance
Life
of
6-15
Ontario
5-21
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-25
1
6-20
7%
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
2
6-15
7-
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
6-
2
8
6-20
6-
1
2
2
7-
6-15
,
6-15
2
6-15
6-11
5-18
6-29
5-18
6-30
6-
6-15
2%
5-15
tax)
6-15
5-15
6-11
5-18
6-
6-11
5-29
6-11
5-19
3
6-15
8-15
7-18
20c
tlOc
7- 2
7-20
7- 1
7- 1
6-11
6-29
12- 3
6-15
7-16
7-25
7-
.
■
6-29
6-
6-15
5-17
8-
1
7-
Owens-Illinois Glass,
8-
1
7-25
Pacific
11-
ll
10-25
Pacific
7-
2
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-30
6-
preferred
—
(quar.)—
6- 8
6-15
-
Transportation Co.
&
35c
$15c
10c
30c
25c
$1
Aggregates
(quar.)
■ •
6-15
6-15
■
'•Y
6-12.
7- 1
6-22
6- 8
6-15
6-29
6-29
6- 5
6-13
6-13
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
Pacific
7-
2
6-18
Pacific Telephone &
6-15
5-31
Pacific Tin
8
Coast
6%
6%
Outdoor
Stock
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-15
Page
6-13
5-25
Pan
(quar.)—.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Advertising
Telegraph, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—„—
Corp., class A (increased)—'—
Consolidated Corp.
dividend
Hersey
American
Tubes (quar.)
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
6-30
;
7-15
6-15
7-1
6-15
8-15
,
.
7- 2
6-29
6-29
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Paddington
<
Products
Co., 5%
preferred
'
6-19
0-19
6-1
6-22
11- 1
6- 1
6-29
7- 5
15c
30c
3iy4c
37 %c
Pacific Coast Properties (stock dividend)—
2%%
Pacific
Hawaiian
Products
iquar.)
u—7%c
Paeific Indemnity Co. (quar.)
—v
25c
Pacific Intermountain Express
(q.uar./_—__
' 12%c
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone
(quar.)—
22c
Clay
Pacific
8
6-18
—
Cement
8
$1.19
$1
10c
(quar.)
4%
1
7-
$25c
(quar.>—._
Co.
(quar.)
Oxford Paper Co.
(increased)
Owens-Corning Fibergas (quar.)
5
6-
6-29
7-
Ltd.—<
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Opemiska Copper Mines, Ltd
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.):
Orpheum
Building
<s-a)__
Osborn
Mfg. (quar.)
Oshawa Wholesale Ltd., class A
Overnlte
1
10c
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (equai to approximately $1.40 per share less Union of South
Africa
7-
7
6-
$$1.75
Debenture
preferred
I
6-
6*15
40c
25c
40c
2
America
—
6-11
&
6-
6-21
7-
37Vac
50c
(quar.)
Loan
'
9c
20c
Quarterly
Old
7-14
2c
35c
40c
8
6-30
6-30
37l/2c
15c
(quar.)
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Oklahoma, Mississippi River Products Lines
Olympia Brewing (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
8c
1
6-15
r
7-
$1.11
$1.10
97V»c
40c
———.
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Y
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.40%
7-16
-
(quar.)ii—-4———
National Steel Corp. (quar.)
5-31
6*29
7-20
-
—
Investment
2
7-16
$50c
______——
6-15
20c
20c
*
6-11
6-20
$ 15c
15c
(s-a I
(quar.)
8-16
40c
30c
——
1
6-20
(quar.)—/
Co.
4.44%
*
Ltd.
Mills,
Flour
7-13
2%
+15c
i37y2C
50c
75c
$1.75
$1.50
(from investment income)
Co.
5-15
8-1 1
—
Cement
Ocean
6-
35c
(quar.)
8
5-18
6-15
Investment Corp.—
*
National-Standard
6-15
,
>37Vic
30c
25c
i
(from
6-1
,
25c
common___20c
5%% conv. preferred (quar.).—______
$0.328125
Northwestern National Insurance
(Milw.).—, , ,
.***- Quarterly
.w_——__
■
;27c
Noxzema Chemical Co., common
(quar.Jt^-,, '
;'20c
Class B
(quar.)_
—____T_
20c
20c
30c
(Canada)—
Stocks
6-
6-20
(quar.)_______________^___^
"6-
56y4c
$1.06V4
-
6-15
i50c
—t68%c
(quar.)___—
75c
(Chicago)
Co.
Corp.
(Milwaukee)
^
Series—
6-1
1
6-22
"
6-15
-
*,
8
6-15
55c
Quebec Power, common
preferred (auar.)_
6-29
__—'
National Income
—______
—
(quar.)_
6-28
Corp.—
•J~
$1.04 preferred (quar.)
—-—_—.
* " 26c
5% 2nd preferred A (quar.)__
31'/4c
5%
2nd preferred B (quar.)—3iy4c
National Screw & Mfg.
(quar.)_______
.T
62V2C
National
6-
1-
40c
., $1.25
$1.12 y2
$1.06
_______________
1st
Northrop
6-20
Propane
income)
6-15
Pacific
Northern
5-30
50c
preferred (s-a).-——18o
Industries (quar.)_.
•
15c
(s-a)
non-cum
National
8
6-
»
7-27
..
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4y4% preferred (quar.)
4%%
30c
—
Common
6-
6-12
Assurance
National Mortgage &
5-29
7- 2
Life
6-30
6-22
Northern
Y.)
(a
stock¬
(quar.)—a.
8
6- 8
6-22
Old
(quar.)__
Gypsum Co. (quar.)
Co., common-.
6-
6-30
6-22
93%c
50c
16c
(quar.)
Lead
8
6-30
7-14
7-17
Y.)—
(quar.)____
6-
7-14
37Vic
_______
common
6-30
5-25
5%
8
6-11
10c
—
Co.,.Ltd.,
6- 8
6-22
40c
(initial)
common
preferred B (quar.)
National
7-, 2
V
—-——
10e
—
(quar.)
(resumed)—
(Detroit) -(quar.)
8
6-30
7*14
Common
8
6-
6-20
40c
25c
subject
8
6-
6-20
■7-2
6-20
..
—
N.
6-
6-30
7-14
7-13
6-20
35c
25c
26Vic
.12Vic
10c
Co,
preferred A
2
30c
87Vic
17Vic
National
7-
40c
87ViC
50c
Grocers
6-12.
- ■
'15c
v
•-
6-15
6-30
!
6c
2%
July 5)—
& Oil Co.
Gas
National
6-15
1
50c
.
L
National
5-25
6-15
2
7-1
7-
/35c
(reduced)__.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
Metro,
7-
40c
$1.75
'
(quar.)__,
6-30
s
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Fire Insurance (Hartford)
Preferred
$.00%
>
4%%
4% %
..
•_
(quar.)"_
1
22 Vic
:
6-20
6-30
Northwest Airlines,
(s-a)—__
(Norwich,
2%
on
City Lines
National
6-12
25c
(quar.
1
1
* :
(quar.)
Co.
6-
35c
Community Bank (Rutherford, New
(quar.)—-—
——
National- Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
1
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
Publishing
6-15
■
.
National
6-20;
j-
Motor Lines, Inc.
(quar.)__.
Refrigerating Co.. (N. Y.). .(quar,>
Merck & Co.,
8
25C
(quar.)—
—
National
6-15
Merchants -Fast
Mercliants
6-14
6-29
Stores
1
6-
2%..
Register
Extra
5-25
'*
6-30
62Vic
Trust
Bank
1
6-15
6
!
(auar.)
National
8
6-
.
(s-a)__—;—1
RR.
of
approval
6-15
6-12
,
Quarterly
6n
2
6y4c
——
Westchester
of
dividend
6-15
17c
Mellon
6
6-22
7-
10c
Jersey)
.
common
6-20
$1.25
—
6-15
1
15c
..
$7 preference tquar.)_
Medusa P^rclard Cement
6-
6-18
-
15c
—
Trust
&
Bank
National
5-21
6-29
$1.37Vi
50c
37Vic
7____
quar.)_
(Initial)
4% ^preferred
2
3
,
6
3e
(Glen Cove, N. Y.)
Securities Co.__
Bank
6T.11
35c
(initial
5%- preferred
(s-a)
Means (F. W.)
& Co.,
7-
(initial)
Common
-
;____
.
National
20c
-
Co.—
6-
7-
:5c
National Bank of Tulsa (Okla.)
40c
25c
&
M-
7-16j
:
*25c
(quar.)_
Decatur
&
1
8
6-11
Quarterly _-_i
Mead
Nashville
6-
6-29
-
•'
Inc. (quar.)_______
Engineering Co.
(Ohio)
&
6-19
6-15
1
7*
preferred
(quar.)——____——
44c
preferred (quar.)—
—$1.06 V4
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.05
• 4 '/a%
preferred (quar.)—
—$1.12
4.88% preferred (quar.)
_/—
$1.22
Northern Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)__——
37Vnc
Northern Natural Gas, common (quar.)
37V2c
5Vfe%
preferred (quar.)——
$1.37y2
5.80% preferred (quar.)
__________
.
$1.45
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.40
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
______—_—_
$1.43%
Northern Ohio Telephone, com. (quar.)_____^
40c
Ohio
6-
1
$1
Robbins
Machine
25C
System, Inc., common (quar.)_—_—
preferred (quar.)—.—___—
6-15
62V2C
8c
.
-
.-
7- 2
$1.50
;—-—
7-
5-31
2
7-
4.22%
$3.50
common
6-15
7-
4'/4%
5-10
5*10
Xr
—
5
6-30
4.40%
6-12
(quar.)—_
Co
Gas
Northern Indiana Public Service, com.
.0'
''6-12
20%
(quar.)—L-y—Z-z
Inc.,
preferred
5-31
6-15
.
(N. Y.)—
,_i
Penn
Muskogee Co, (reduced).;——zz~—
Mutual Shares Corp.
(from realized capital
6-15
(reduced)
(quar.)
North
20c
Extra
7c
6-29
preferred
1
Mutual
6-29
$5.50
7-
i—•
6-15
25c
12Vic
15c
30c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)_—__—_
Lines
6-29
:•
5-18
-
McKay Macnine Co.___J
Van
5-18
;--z
-■ i
87Vic
.preferred (quar.$1.37^8
preferred (quar.)__$1.12 Mr"
$6
preferred (quar.)
■
$1.50
McDermott (J.>Ray ) & Co. (quar.)_.
IS-Jz* '• »"•*
15c
McDonnell Aircraft Corn.
^uar.)^._
? 25c'
Common •
Refractories
American
15c
Murphy Corp. (quar.)—
Muskegon Piston Ring—
_
,
.
•
6-15
quar.)
Publishing Co.
(quar.) ^_____
Co.
Brass
5V4%
■7
4V2%
Edison Co.
Mueller
6-15
...
McGraw-Hill
American
North
—
6-
—37y2c
North
5-31
pfd. .(quar..
dividend)
6%
5-31
dividend)——i_
(stock
A
r
5-31
1
*25c
(quar.)
6-13
7-10.,
7- 1
34%c
1
<f 'If?
6
6-13 1
20c
10c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)__;—
Telephone & Telegraph:
;
(stock
A
Class
8
2
572%
McGraw
Class
5%%
7-
-
Film Laboratories—
Movlelab
4
6-
--- -
..
McCrory
Corp.', common
(quar.)_^
3Vi%
preferred "(quar.)
.
-
4
6-
5-31
-77
Lumber 7 (auar.)i___^_i._i.^_
(initial
6-22
7-
Investment,
American
7-
Supply
Quarterly
2
7-20
20c
30c
(s-a)-^_^a.-«iJ -••:7 $50c
Co.—
Fuel
States
5-15
^rrrrt
7-
Corp.—
(initial)
common
North
8
6- 8
6-13
50c
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
———_
I no'./ com.
Mills,
Electronics
'Mountain
6-15
$1.27 y2
(quar.)__
Corp.
$1.17 Vi
preferred (s-a)
6-25-
-
Ltd.,
common
7%
Mountain
7-
2 8/10c
McCord Corp., $2.50 pfd.
(quar.)__
^
McCormick-Armstrong t'qU£ilir)_^_i_^.a.>Y__Y'_Y
MoCormick
Verrion
Mount'
t$l. 12Va
Inc. '-(quar.)
W.)
McBrine
7-20
Parts
6-11
Car
American
New
8-15
1%
(quar.)
$5 pfd. (quar.)—
Industries (initial)
Munsingwear,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Maytag Company
6
-
preferred
Inc.
6-15
7-
.
4V2 %
6-18
5-31
"6-27
Massey-Ferguson,' Ltd., common (quar.)
i
flOc
5Vu'%.
preferred Xquac.)__i^i^*4.«4ki--^t$L37,Vi
Mattel,
2
2
;■
Corp.
(quar.)___30c
Massachusetts Investors; Growth Stock Fund,
- 4
2 'i
-
..Masonite
Inc.; new (initial
(.Quarterly from investment ineome).
Ltd.
Corp.
Manufacturing
Mountain
3VAc
(quaf.)-.!--^zzzz.-j.-z-zsz.-~ $1,12Vi
preferred
Mt;/Clemens Industries. 6%
Morton
6-15
.
Shipbuilding & Drydock—«
7- Common (quar.)
6-20
Motor
8-
10c
■89c
: plus
above dividend on June 15
7
Marshall-WelW 'Co./ 6%) Prcferred7(quar.)±i. 7- ' $1.50
MattirL-Marietta Corp^ common. (quaiY)--,-- \ !
25c
4W% preferred (quar.>-----i--------;_ll-l:" $l.t2V2
^Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)_i:^ T 47V2C
Maryland
North
Motor Finance Corp.,
7-
30c
___^_____
(quar.)^____;_i_i
I"c.
1
6-20
2
6-22
73%
dividend1)
& Co., 4 V4 % preferred___
called for redemption at $104
Field
Marshall
2
1
2%
4
6-
'
7-
30 c
quar.)__j.
(increased
(quar.)..:
6-
dividend
6-
7
7-
25 c
(stock
Son
North American Aviation
(quar.)
7-
25 c
preferred
(quar.
Marllu-Rockwell; Corp.
3
8
*
'
(quar.)__
common
7-
75c
6-
(quar.)
6-22
I $2
:zzZ-zL--
Ma^leWood Bank & Trust ,(N. J.)
(John) & Co.
Stock
"
5-18
—*
Inc
Lines,
(quar.)
6-29
35c
15c
15c
t5c
22y2c
10c
10c
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-25
6-
1
6
30c
30c
Acceptance
6-15
$1.75
Works
Morningstar-Paisley Inc.
Morrell
5-18
25c
Company (initial)
Ltd. (quar.)
Moore
Moore
(Toronto)—
6-15
American
30c
share-
—
preferred (quar.)
Mining, Ltd.
North
1
Locomotive
6%
5-28
•
Norris-Thermador Corp.
,
8
7-
60c
* $1.50
50c *
6Qc
93%c
20c
45c
85c
90c
97'/2c
$1.02V2
$1.21 y4
$1.31 V*
Normetal
6-12
8
6-
7-
*
Ry.
6-1
9-
6-
1
7- 1
93%c
$1.12Va
10c
2^,
(quar.)
5-18
(quar.)—
A
preferred
6-12
25c
per
Western
81
8%
6-15
—
6-11
!
'
5-14
Norfolk
87 Vac
•:
5-21
6- 1
6-25
35c
Mahufacturers' * Life
92C
5-31
6-15
25c
(quar.)___
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.- (quar.)_-_-
6-12
6-15
12yac
1
7-
'
gains)
$1.05
Y.)
Montreal
Mapning,-Maxwell & Moore
5-14
Co.
dividend
Class
from investment in-
Mangel Stores Corp.
(quar.>_____________7
Manischewitz " (B.) "Co. • (quaT.)_rzr-_-_-_r-_ -
6-15
6-12
Equipment
Chemical
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
10c
(semi-annual)
2
(quar.)
30c
Trust Co. (Amsterdam,
(s-a)/
!_
Montgomery Ward <fe Co., common (quar.)
N.
'
are
1
Co.__
Approximately
5-31
6-29
2c
(quar,)_^^Y_-__-
(Both payments
'V ' come.) ;
Auto
Stock
5-11
6-29
2c
.1
5-31
7-
Vi %
Montgomery County
4
Transport
8
6-
1
6-11
35C
— •
6-
7-1
25c
zz-z-z-z-zzzzzz-
(quar.)
5-31
6-16
5%
(stock dividend)—
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)—
4.50%
preferred (quar.) —
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)__
Montecatini (Italy) American shares
6-15
6-30
$25c
-
&
Cement
Fine Foods
25c
___________
Public Service, common
4.75%
5-18
5-25
12 Vac'
'
(quar.)___.
Corp.; Ltd.'—"7
----Drioricy shares (quar.)__
Mailory
5-22
6-11
6-15
7-
7*
Chemical Co., common (quar.)
25c
Noranda Mines, Ltd.—
Stockholders approve a 2-for-l split—,——_
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(increased quar.)__—
*5oc
6-16
18c
-
2
6-15
Nopco
$1
60c
4.20%
8
5-22
6-22
6-11
:
6-15
12 Vic
77
(quarv)>._-__—
Magor Car Corp._J______--zz—zZ-L^Z-i—Maher Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)___-__^___-__-__^___ •
Mailman
dividend
15c
!
-
6-22
6-27
common
7-
,
(quar.)
capital
File
Nicholson
5c
Pipe Line,
25c
$5c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Electric
&
Ltd.
Mines,
6-15
45c
preferred
(quar.)
3Vz% preferred (quar.)
Mohawk Rubber Co, (quar.)
7-
2
Mfg. Corp. (stock div.)
Modinc Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)—.
t
Mohasco Industries, common
(quar.)
6
6-
1
15c.
7-
Model Engineering &
Madison
-60c
$1.10
Pacific
6-11
2
—
Inc,
Corp.
preferred
long-term
8-30
6-15
B—
6-11
2
6-15
2
income
ment
5-28
2
RR., class A
(quar. >_
M ssouri Public Service, common (quar.)
5-16
6-12
9-11
7-
8
6-29
7-
Share Corp. (12c from net invest*
plus 18c from undistributed
Niagara
8
$1.15
25c
6-22
6-12
6-
5.25%
6-15
2
25c
5-25
6-15
2
7-
:
6-11
6-15
7-
common
Common
$8c
6-25
5-21
30c
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (incr.-quar. >
$15c
7-15
6-12
'
$1.25
6-18
Missouri
Co.
4
'
6-18
!______
zzs.
(R.
6-
Light/—
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
Aluminum
2
,
6-15
75c
2
(quar.)
1
20c
7-
approve
split)
Bloedel & Powell River
Extra
Macy
(stockholders
6-
8
6-
2
(Ohio), 6%. pfd_.(quar.>__/
(quar.)
i
J.)
Mining
Newraont
6-
2
7-
preferred tquar.)_;_
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.),.—„
Niagara Mohawk Power, common vnuar.j___
:
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
/
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred
(quar.)
Y
4.85%
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
5%
12 Vic
-
6-29
(quar.)
7-
___
,
1 Vic
15c
Mfg.
(J.
6-12
5-29
7-
Newport Electric, 3%%
6-15
t25c
20c
(quar.L
(S. F.) Co.
<fe
Newberry
2
2
6-29
—4--—.
•Newark Telephone
-
t
6-29
15c
•'
20c
dividend).
,'6-11.
5-29
77-
7-
—
(quar.)_
New1 Yorker Magazine.
6-1.
;
(Md.)
Corp.
:
preferred
Mining
preferred
Mirro
Class
MacDonald
Philipp
(quar.)_i
(quar.)
Minnesota Power &
7-16
$25c
8-
Chemicals
&
Minnesota
___—
6-15
15c
Rock
Trap
1
1
$1.18%
$1.09.
. ~
.50c'»
■
,
dividend
Stock
I
I
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
1
Y .U
,,
/iioc
:
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.-
6-1
35c
8
6-21'
Minneapolis. Brewing Co
50c
.>
8
6-
7-10
Safety Appliances Co._—u-—
Class
1
6-
6-25
15c
•
z^z-z- ----
$1.50
'stork
Lyon. Metal: Products
7-
6-15
15c
common
Brick, Ltd.
Common
1
6-15
common
Corouration
Minerals
6-
2
$5
..
.
(quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
Lynch
6-11
6-15
7
Laboratories,
Gas—
preferred (quar.)
York
New
6-
5-11
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
5-21
6-15
1
6-11
common
&
$3.75
9-29
6-12
37 Vic
(s-a
5-31
Corp. lquar.)_„
$6
Milton
Mine
7-
122 Vic
(Walter M'.). Ltd.
(quar.>
Lucky Lager Brewing Co._____„„.
Ludlow
6-11
77-
.
(quar.)
Lowney
Ludlow
(quar.)
71-. 2
v
,-y,;
■
Ltd.—
Co.
Mill Factors Corp.
10-16
20c
(quar.>__(quar.)___
^
Miles
6-11
75c
:.
Inc.
6-11
7-
$1.75
„
(Fort
~
(quar.)
5-31
7-
(quar.)—
(s-a)
State Eleotric
York
6-
6-15
.•?•,'>/ $2-50
Harlem RR.,
Preferred
New
6-
6-15
32c
50c
85c
$1
$1.01 y4
12y2c
—
preferred
(quar)
;
preferred (quar.)
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
&
5-29
6-22
47V2C
4.36%
New
6-13
$2.50
Jersey
New York
5%
1
60c
..
Insurance
Products
1
30 c
l.-
(quar.),
(quar,)
Life
Food
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
(quar. )r___■ $1.08%
$1.28ys
(quar.)
;
___-■
common
United
Co.
Mur
Zinc Co
New Orleans Public Service—
6-15
.7- 6
,
,
dividend
7-
E & P
5Vs%: preferred H
Long Island Trust Co.
Stock
Mickelberry's
7-
$1.25
preferred B (quar.)
r_r_—preferred D (quar- $1.06 y4
4 Va %'
*
8
(quar.)
4%%
Neb.)—
—20c,
Midwest Oil Corp._,
Z—-ZL-Z~ 40c
Midwest
Securities Investment. Inc.
(Ohio)
'
•.
Y
Quarterly
.w——
^ 50e
Midwestern
25c
;7 25C
Cement ^(quar.)
Gas,.common
4.84%
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
——^
Nevada Power, 5.40% preferred (quar.)
New England Electric System- (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance— New common (initial)
New Haven Gas (quar.)
New Haven Water
(quar.)
—
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
6-
~~
Lone
Cement
1
(Lincoln,
—
Fire
Union
1
17Vic
Insurance
National
•
7-
Quarterly
,
4
6-
1
7-
$3.50
(s-a)
6-
1
Neisner Bros. Inc.
25c
26 Vic
"
—
-
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
7-14
25c
Lodding Engineering.
London
4-27
140c
/"
B (quar.).;.
Pipe Co.. (quar.)
Joint
—
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities,.Michigan Seamless Tube Co."—————
Middle
6-21
~
4.40%
payment
depositary
per
(quar.)
Inc. (initial)
*
& Electric, common
(J.),
Michigan Gas
(final
$0,076
pfd.
preferred
Michaels
-
share)
Lock
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power, $1
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
$1
50c
stock split)
"Y
u
-
(quar.)
Mexican
50c
(2-for-l
preferred
1
7-
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
30c
55c
25c
10c
5c
27c
28c
(quar.)
National Tank Co.
7-
7-
95c
96 Vic
97 Vic
$1.08%
$1.11 V*
i25c
f25c
15c
5c
50c
$1.10
15c
(quar.)
4.45%
8-17
500
.
Oilfields, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
approximately
12-10
*
$1.10
Lobitos
of
8-17
$1.10 3-10-63
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
Special Stock
(quar.)
9-10
$1.10
_
pfd.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
(quar.)
LUton Industries
1
8
-
,
,
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
47
(2743)
<
6-29
7-13
30c
$1 50
-
6-19
6- 8
6-15
6- 8
6-29
6-15
5-25
50c
6-30
6- 7
10c
,
2'v
7-5
6- 7
22%c
7- 3
0-15
25c
6-29
6- 8
48
Pipe Line,
Eastern
6-15
6-
6-19
6-
5
50c
6-22
6-
7'Ac
8-10
7-27
Refractory
6-15
5-24
Reid Lithographing Co.,
Penick & Ford,
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
14c
(quar.)
Products
4.60%
Life
Quarterly
Peoria
Paul,
Peter
Extra
$5.50
preferred
Co., $4
Pioneer
Fund,
A
6-
5*
6-15
6-
5
1
6-
5
v
8
8
6-
8
Resistoflex
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
Revlon,
6-28
6-
1
7-13
6-14
t
15c
22c
6-11
5
6-
20c
6-22
6-11
10c
,
66-
1
6-30
6-11
8-
1
7-20
12'Ac
25c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
6
Richfield
5-18
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
6-27
6-
9-
25c
6-11
8
8-17
6-29
6-
6-30
6-20
8
7-10
6-29
Rio Grande
7-16
6-19
Ritter
8-
7-16
1
1
7-16
15c
6-15
5-15
$1.37'A
6-30
6-15
$1
—
7-14
7-
8-
Roadway
$1.50
5-31
Pioneer
15c
6-22
6-12
Corp. (quar.)
__—
Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
25c
6-15
6-
20c
6-12
5-28
15c
6-12
5-31
Corp.,
Class
A
Class
A
1
'
6-
Rollins
7-
$25c
>
8
1
<'6-22
Polaroid
Corp.,
6-25
6-11
6-15
6-
(quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)__
1st
7-15
7-
1
8-15
8-
1
3
7-
2
Porter
Electric
Potomac
Pratt,
Reed
Insurance
Preferred
Preston
Mines,
Co.
6%
Professional
Progress
$1.25
Company
ll7Ac
Co.
«5%
Accident
Public
2
2
6-15
5-25
4.18%
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
6-25
5j-25
7-31
6-29
St.
2
6-15
9-
4
8-15
6-15
Salada
6-29
6-15
Santa Fe Drilling
6-15
6-15
6-21
6-
7
Schering Corp.,
6-11
6-
1
Schneider
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
Schwitzer
S4.75
preferred
Puget
Sound
Pulp
Pullman, Inc.
Purex
Corp.,
Purolator
Putnam
Ltd.
(George)
(Quarterly
5-31
Scott, Foresman &
5-31
Scott
8%
$4
$3.40
Scott
•6-30- --5^31":
preferred
-
(quar.)
Telephone,
Class
(s-a)-—"
B
6-
5
Common
$4.50
Inc.
T.
&
Ralston
Ramco
E.
Corp.,
Purina
class
Co.
Enterprises,
A
American
(quar.)
38%%).
(quar.)
5-31
Seaboard
Associates,
5-25
Seaboard
Finance
6-30
6-
8
Sears Roebuck &
6-14
6-
1
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
10c
6-21
5-31
7-
6-
36c
7-17
Co. (quar.)
:
Electric (quar.)__
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.)
$6.50 preferred (quar.)_
Springfield
Television
Broadcasting Corp.
7-10
7-
1
6-
1
6-15
5-31
6-29
6-
8
7-16
6-22
Standard
7-15
6-30
$3.50
7-1
6-18
6-
6-12
5
7-
2
2
6-
8
8
$5
Co,
preferred
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
Security
Quarterly
Financial
6-15
Standard
6-14
5-24
6-11
5-11
preferred A (quar.)
$3 prior preferred B
Standard Fruit &
Steamship—
8-
1
7-13
8-
$5.80
f
Class
,6-11
6-15
•
5-10
1
6-
6-15
5-15
6-
Sharon
7-
1
6-15
Shattuck
7-
1
6-15
ohaver
6-28
6-
1
6-15
33A%
2
6-15
Standard
6-30
6-11
Standard Radio.
7-
2
6-14
7-10
6-21
Star
35c
7-
5-25
Starrett
15c
7-
2
7-
2
Corp.—
7-
2
6-
8
(Winston-Salem,
(John)
Steel
(quar.)—__
(Los Angeles)
Co.
&
(quar.)_———
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Food Marts, class A (initial)
—
State
6-15
2
6-22
6-11
5-28
7-
6-15
5%
3
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-29
6-12
5%
6-19
6-
5%
10c
7-
2
6-15
Stedman
7-
2
Bros.,
Stephan
6-13
5-15
Sterchi Bros. Stores
4
Company
dep.
7-
6-12
5-22
$.075
6-15
6-
1
Sterling
6-18
6-11
Sheppard-Niles Crane & Hoist
25c
6-11
5-31
Sterling
5-31
Sheraton
15c
8-
1
6-29
Sterling Seal
2%
8-
1
6-29
Still-Man
6-11
5-29
Stix, Baer & Fuller
6-15
Stock
receipts Jinterim)
7'A%
6-22
•
•
preferred (quar.)__
of America
dividend
Sherer-Gillett
7%
$15c
7-
1
6-14
$15c
10-
1
9-14
$$1.50
7-
1
6-14
$$1.50
10-
1
9-14
Shoe
preferred
Corp.
Stock
of
-—
5c
Co.
America
dividend
B
of
Canada
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
25c
25%
:
(quar.)__
7-
2
co
1
00
5%
6-15
5-25
7-10
5-25
12'Ac
7-
2
6-11
12 Vic
7-
2
6-11
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aluminum
(quar.)
Brewers
Mfg.,
class
B
5%
Stone
__
1st
(quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
Container
Stonecutter Mills,
Class
B
—
6-15
6-15
6-
4
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
5-15
5-10
5-17
6-15
6-
5
5-28
6-
1
6-
6
7- 2
6-11
6-15
6-15
6-15
7-14
14c
8- 1
11- 1
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 2
7-10
-*,7-10.,
6-13
6-12
62'Ac
6-11
20c
$20c
45c
15c
12'Ac
45c
,
7-16
7- 2
7-10
7-27
6-15
7- 2
5-25
5-15
6-
1
10-15
6-15.
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-22
6-22
5-25
5-14
5-18
6-29
6-15
6-20
6-28
6-
1
6-14
7- 2
6-
5
6-18
6-15
6-15
6-
8
6-15
6-30
40c
10c
25c
25c
25c
12'/ac
$0.00VaC
433Ac
20c
' 25c
25c
6-29
7- 1
'7- 1
7- l
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$12'Ac
5-25
5-25
5-25
6-
8
6-15
9-14
12-14
6-15
5-11
6-15
5-28
6-
1
6-15
5-25
5-15
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
7%
$$1.75
(quar,)
Shulton, Inc., class A
Class
(quar.)
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
t
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-20
6-29
9-28
12-31
7- 2
6-19
7-2
6-11
6-15
7- 3
6-15
6-15
...
;
Steinway & Sons
6-
25c
Industries
6-14
6-22
6-
37'Ac
87'Ac
4
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
10c
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-25
Corp.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
24c!
2
class
Finance,
preferred (quar.)
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
10c
_
(quar.)
B
6%
10c
5
50c
(quar.)
Loan
Class
1
716c
(quar.)_^
Albany,
of
6-
1
933Ac
(increased)™
(quar.)___
Inc. (s-a) ___
convertible pfd. (quar.)
N. Y. (quar.)
State Capital Life Insurance (Raleigh, N. C.)
7-
-
Corp.
27'Ac
Shawmut Association (quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
Shenk
10-25
-
Co.
Corp.,
Bank
25c
Corp.
Mfg.
7-25
11-10
22V/2c
(Frank G.)
dheller
8-10
10c
$1.31'A
(quar.)_
common
Ltd!
Shares,
66-
5
45c
60c
(quar.)
Poors
Market
Common
—-
(initial)
&
Ohio,
of
preferred
Standard
State
10c
Co.
Co.
25c
—
Leather
6-15
1
Co.
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred
Seton
Oil
1
1
6-
75c
20c
20c
Standard
5-10
$2.50
Trust
(quar.),- v
partic. preference (accum.)
Holding Corp., class A
(quar.)__
B (quar.)__
1
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)- (quar.)__
:
%
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)
7-13
6-11
25c
(quar.)
,
$3
1
5c
7'Ac
(quar.)
com.
prior
5c
1
Corp.,
6-
6-
17'Ac
17'Ac
_
5-18
$1.12'A
—
A
&
1
Co.—
1
5-31
7- 2
87'Ac
,
6-29
8-15
5c
20%
45c
(quar.)
6-
5-15
10c
94c
(quar.)
common
(initial-quar.)
common
Standard
Inc
Corp.
Brands,
6-30
6-11
6-14
7- 2
25c
$1.62
.
preferred
New
2
6-15
6-29
7- 2
dividend
Stock
6-15
4%
$1.12'/2
12'Ac
25c
'30c
Co., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)__
Industries (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg.
Stamford Chemical
5-15
$1.45
75c
(quar.)
(Mass.)
5-25
6-15
(quar.)
Span
10c
.
—
(quar.)—
United Cities Realty
Second
Sexton
20c
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
Class A (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
3
Spic &
25c
quar.)
Inc
..
12-17
12-
8c
————;
6-15
(Payment amounts to about $0,027 per de¬
positary share less British Income Tax
of
Sprague
1
20C
(increased
A
Inc. (quar.)
Organization, Ltd.—
Class
4
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
6-15
6-15
2c
(stock dividend)
Spotless
9-
6
50c
Shell
Ranco,
Rank
1
9-17
25c
preferred A (quar.)
Allied Milling
(quar.)
6-29
i
R.
6-
20c
——-—•—r—
—
6-20
2
5c
preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd
6-
6-15
85c
6-15
$27'Ac
5%
6-
6-15
37'Ac
(s-a)—
7-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
25c
92'/2c
97'/2c
$1.033A
$1-.06'A
$1.10'$1.15
$1.183A
$1.40%
27'Ac
27'Ac
31'Ac
$$1.50
$1.50
10c
(quar.)
B
20c
Bcruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—•
$20c
pfd.
Class
Sperry Rand Corp., com.
4'/2 % preferred (quar.)
17c
Scott & Williams
8
$25c
5'A%
2
6-25
$1
preferred (quar.)
M.), & Sons, class A
Seven-Up Bottling
Qqebec
7-
7-25
20c
5-31
$2
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quality Importers
(quar.)
4
1
(quar.)
6-
12'Ac
.
4
8-
—
6-30
of Boston—
income)
6-
$25c
(year-end)
(O.
25c
(quar.)
6-16
Standard Electric
6-22
45c
investment
1
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
10c
common
1
1
6-
Corp.—
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
50c
Fund
from
Pyle-National Co.,
66-
5c
(monthly)
Co.
45c
(quar.)
1
6-15
6-
--
6-30
&
$1.183A
(quar.)
Products
7-
6-20
5c
Seaboard
(quar.)
1
J6c
$1.75
& Timber
6-
$1.10
$1.75
(quar.)
1
1
2
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
6-
7-
6-16
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
Telephone
6-20
6-30
(1.25
Insurance
Association
Fetzer
6-30
Industries, Inc.—<
Rico
6-20
6-29
$1.25
Corp.
Science Research
5-31
Puerto
6-29
$1.10
Southwestern
5-18
5-28
5-28
6-
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
8- 1
19c
preferred (quar.)
Public Service—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
5.625%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, class A (quar.)
5-29
5-31
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
$1.07
$1.16'A
$1.25
4.40%
7-13
6-25
: •
(quar.)_
1
6-
7-13
<
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service, com.
5-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
J.)
6-10
$1.04'A
(quar.)
6-20
6-15
75c
4.65%
6
6-15
6-27
$1.333A
$1.26'A
$1.25
$1.183A
$1.06'A
4.28%
6-11
7-
:
55c
(quar.)
6-15
21c
(quar.)
(Walter
Scott
5-31
preferred
2
$1.25
Products
1
5-31
1st
7-
42c
(quar.)
5%
7-
6-30
original preferred
6-15
6-15
12c
Tubular
10c
6-30
7%
5
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Arms
Monthly
6-15
Ltd.
Foods,
Savage
6-30
7%
5
7-
$1.25
Marine
&
Fire
18c
(quar.)
7-
25c
Corp., Ltd.,
6-29
$1.26'A
J5.28%. preferred^(quai*.)—^-.-i.^_^ifci.-__j^1
$1.32
Publicker
Paul
Sawhill
(quar.)
6-22
$1.07'A
(quar.)
Regis Paper Co.—
4.40% 1st preferred A
$1.07'A
dividend preferred
Publication Corp., common
5-25
St.
7-
(quar.)
$1.40
7-19
7-16
6-
6c
30c
25%
(quar.)
common
6-15
6-15
9-14
(Va.) —
5.05%
6-25
2
70c
25c
25c
(quar.)
common
5%
6-25
$1
preferred
25c
(quar.)
7-25
7-25
6-11
6-14
6-18
6-15
50c
30c
10c
._
5.35%
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Lawrence
$1.02
Gas, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
preferred
6-15
7-
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Southland Royalty
Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power—
6-15
2
15c
5%
$1.31'A
Service Electric &
4.08%
2
7-
20c
(initial-quar.)
common
$2.09
(quar.)
7-
6-29
8c
(quar.)
common (quar.)—
(quar.)
St. Louis Public Service, class A (quar.)—St. Louis-San Francisco Ry., common (quar.)
(R. I.)
Carolina
6-15
& Power—>
(increased)-
common
5%
Mexico—
of North
2
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
Lead
2%
(quar.)
7-
6-20
10-20
6-20
8- 1
-•
split)
Natural Gas
Union Gas,
Stock dividend
50c
Specialty
Joseph
New
6-15
7-
31'Ac
Insurance
New
$1.25
50c
11- 1
45c
$1.20
5-22
Electric—
:
Southern
Joseph Light
5%
7-
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Clair
Old
St.
6-25
10%
;
6-15
$1.12'A
6- 5
6- 5
Annual
2
3%
15c
;
of
7-
Insur¬
Life
preferred
5.25%
Public Service
7
2%
,
&
6-
15c
(N. J.)
Washington Insurance Co.
Service
6-28
15c
Quarterly
Provident Life
St.
1
1
—
Public
St.
6-
1
Prospect Park National Bank
Providence
6-15
6-22
6-
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
6-30
6-
dividend)
6-13
7-
dividend
St.
1
Men's
6-29
10c
6
6-15
(stock
10c
27'Ac
common
6-30
6-30
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern State Cooperative, Inc.
•
5
7-
-
Corp.,
24c
-27c
5% 1 preferred
5%
preferred
"
6-
10c
Mfg., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Prophet
.
$$2
Business
&
6-29
6-29
1
6-15
(quar.)
6
•
5-28
6-29
& Chemical Co.—
Southern Railway Co.,
5
Royalty
Stock
6-22
pfd.
5
6-
25c
6-15
6-30
Co. (quar.)
Southern Plastic Products, class A
11c
6-
6-
6-11
1
conv.
6-
6-
$1.25
6-14
10c
25c
three-for-two
Southern
6-15
$1.41'A
6-28
preferred
Southern
6-20
3%
Safeway Stores Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
7-10
(quar.)
com.
(initial)
Bros,
Sabine
5-31
6-15
dividend)
(Colo.)
Co.
ance
4
6-30
$lc
dividend
Stock
6-
6-25
6-29
2 %
Corp., 4%%
preferred
4
6-30
N. Y.)_,
(quar.)
6-15
$20c
(quar.)
Southern Materials (stockholders approved a
4
1%
pfd. (s-a)
of America (initial).
Cotton
6-
30c
—
Ltd., 4%
2nd
6-25
$40c
Proctor-Silex
Producers
4
common
Ltd.,
preferred
Preway, Inc.
(stock
Price Bros.,
6-
36c
div.)
1
7-13
''
6-15
7- 2
____
(quar.)
Co.
Indiana Gas &
4.80%
11-26
$20c
—
Telephone
preferred
Common
25c
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Russ Togs Inc.. class A (quar.)
Russell (H.) & Sons, class A
5-25
6-25
$50c
4%
Printing Corp.
6-15
3%
10c
(quar.)
com.
(stock
8-
1%
(quar.)
Power
of Canada Ltd.,
&
Co
Corp.
7-13
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum—<
Ruberoid Company (quar.)
40c
(L.
(H.
Power
r.
62'Ac
F.) Co., Inc.
(stock dividend)
K.) Co. (Del.)
(quar.)
(H. K.), Inc.
(Mass.)
(quar.)
Popell
Porter
6-18
1
(quar.)—*-—
Royce, Ltd. (final)
Rothmoor
62'Ac
T
preferred
6-
6-29
1
5c
(quar.)
common
6-15
B
Rosenau
3'Ac
.
12-17
6-15
6-15
7- 2
50c
(quar.)
(increased)
A
Southern
5c
Rolls
3'Ac
Inc. (stockholders approve a twofor-one split)
—
Pneumo Dynamics Corp. (stock dividend)
6
37'Ac
7- 2
50c
$2.38
pfd.
com.
preferred
4.75%
5
1
6-
8c
Broadcasting, Inc.,
Class
5-29
5%
,—
6-
8-
6-27
$50c
5%
6-15
6-20
6-15
8-15
.
3'/3c
class A (monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)—
$1
6-15
50c
Sugar,
Southern Fertilizer
1
10c
—----
6-15
55c
6-18
8-
7-14
6- 8
6-15
7- 5
original partic. pfd. (increased)
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
com.
38c
...
3
6-11
80c
6-29
7-16
5%
(N. Y.)
Inc.
6-v*
2
7-
25c
(quar.
common
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
Plough,
5%
Technical Products,
Co.
10c
Extra
Piatt
Ltd.,
Little
Quarterly
1
6-
6-18
4c
6-15
2
3
20c
25c
7-
7-
50c
preferred (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)——
Rockland National Bank (Suffern,
$1.75
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd. (increased)
Planet Corp.
(stock dividend)
25c
—
8-1
southern California Edison—
6-18
8-
2%
30c
50c
$1.12'/i
(quar.)
Rico
Puerto
Southeastern
3
10c
Robinson
6-15
Aircraft
5-15
7-
Robertshaw-Fulton
6c
Piper
6-15
22'Ac
6-20
Co.
preferred
Class
$1
Inc
Express,
Robinson
Pitney-Bowes,
7-20
-
6-8
6-8
7- 2
(quar.)
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar.)
Southbridge Plastic Products (Mass.)—
8%
5-15
6-
7-2
7- 2
25c
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
Water, 4'/2%
Oil
Pittsburgh
South
—
—
& Myers Inc., common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)_
Controls Co.
(Del.)——
Robbins
2
Inc.—
(Quarterly from net Investment income)
Plastics
(quar.)
1
5
Potomac RR.—
(quar.)
Mills
7-20
8-
(quar.)
River Brand Rice
5-25
8-
6-
(quar.)
Valley Gas
Company
6-15
25c
Common
90c
Penn
8%
6-26
1
__
(quar.)
Co.
6-8
7-2
7-2
(quar.)
Insurance
Gas
6-8
6-8
40c
62Vic
57 Vic
56'Ac
$0.64125
dividend
Jersey
South
933Ac
(quar.)
$2.50
Georgia Natural
Stock
South
8
6-
2
7-
Carolina
South
6-15
27'Ac
guaranteed
(extra)
guaranteed
(extra)—
—
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)—
Rinehart & Winston (quar.)
Rio Alg.om Mines, Ltd., common
1
6-
(quar.)
Corp.
South
6-15
6-30
6%
$1
(quar.)
6-30
7%
4
5-28
6-29
Oil
Common
10c
97'Ac
7-11
5-29
7- 2
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
5%
7-11
1
45c
5-18
6-11
$1
1
(quar.)
6-11
30c
1
88-
lc
75c
.—
6-11
& Gas, com.
South Carolina Electric
4.60%
7-
3%%
preferred (quar.)——
Richardson-Merrell, Inc.
(Del), (quar.)
6-
6-12
South
6
6-20
7-12
Co
common
8
6-30
12c
15c
6-15
-
50c
(Maine), com.—
class A (quar.)
6-15
6-29
15c
6-
9
6-
6-29
$0.0075
7-
6-
6-29
6- 5
6- 1
8- 1
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-27
7-2
4% '
31'Ac
383Ac
lOo.
(stock dividend).:™
(quar.)
preferred A
5-31
6- 4
6- 1
5-15
6- 5
6-12
$50c '
••
;
(quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
Soss Manufacturing Co
3%
90c
(quar.)
5-18
6-25
6-15
6'Ac
25c
class A (quar.)
Inc.,
6-27
5-31
5-31
5-31
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-25
split
stock
preferred
$1.25
6-15
6-22
$1.12'A
Rich's
1
2
12'Ac
(initial quar.)
common
new
(initial-quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common
8
7-
59%c
1
7-
6-
6-22
Corp.,
$2
27'Ac
6-
Inc.,
9-14
10c
$0,168)
Oil
Ranch
Rice
6-15
1
(interim payment of ap¬
shares
proximately
2
12'Ac
B
American
710-
7-20
—
6-15
1
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
1
6-15
35c
15c
;
6-15
3%
(quar.)
Slater Electric,
—
—I
(quar.)
Inc.
Olass
7-30
8-
6-12
25c
2nd preferred
(quar.)_
Reynolds & Reynolds Co. (quar.)
5-21
6-15
Skil
5-15
5-29
75c
(quar.)_
Corp.
dividend
Stock
1
$2.50
5-18
6-15
25c
4VA%
(quar.)—
5-18
6-15
$28c
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
7-
(initial)
6-15
3-for-l
30c
30c
15c
16'Ac
10c J20c
15c
(s-a)
25c
—
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
$27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
—
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (increased)Pillsbury
A
Class
2
.
Trading Corp.,
Co.
Class
50c
&
&
1
2
—_—__—
Exploration, Inc.
(Charles)
6-
2
-«
Petroleum
Pfizer
6-15
6-15
»
7-
—
Petroleum
6-15
6c
7-
(quar.)
Service
5-18
Ltd
Renaire Foods,
Inc. (quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.—
7-
(quar.)—
Inc.
6-15
5
7-27
6-15
7- 3
7- 3
7- 2
6-15
6-15
6-18
il5c
1
& Co., class A
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Simplicity Pattern, new com.
Simplex Wire & Cable (quar.)
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Mines,
5-18
33c
(quar.)
Gas
Renabie
$1.10
—
—
6-
(quar.)
B
(T. S.)
tlOc
833Ac
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Petrolane
6-15
Class
Simonds Saw & Steel, new common
$2.25
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)—
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar )—
Reserve Insurance Co.
(Chicago);
Milk Co., common
Pet
4
9-
6-15
50c
dividend
7-18
6'Ac
j.)
$1.15
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
1
8-15
60c
preferred (s-a)
4Vi%
5-29
37'Ac
—
Corp.
1
6-15
25c
Pep
Perine
9-18
$1.02'A
(quar.)
Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. (Long Island)
6-
10c
$1.12'A
Telephone Corp., common
& Bureau Valley RR. (s-a)
Stock
5-18
6-
10c
(Washington, D. C.)
Insurance
Peoples
Peoples
6-14
6-15
35c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
6-15
Simms
(quar.)
Remington Arms, common (interim)
(n.
Inc.
Industries,
15c
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com. (quar.) —
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
_
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)_
3.35%
(quar.)
preferred
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4'A%
Remco
35c
(quar.)=i
common
(quar.)
Co.,
10c
Common
1
20c
Cement
Fruit
Silknit,
Ltd.—
6-15
•1
$l5c
$50c
$15c
Silverwood
(quar.)
(NJ)
& Insulation Corp.
6-
2
6-15
15c
Penn-Dixie
1
1
30c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Bros.
86-
(initial) —------—
Reinsurance Corp.
(N. Y.)
(8"a{Reliance Insurance Co.
(Phila.)
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Penn
7-
4c
(initial-quar.)
Inc., new com.
Metal
Peninsular
$20c
$35c
Peabody Coal Co., common
Peerless
Tube
Co.
(quar.)
Reeves
8-15
6-15
•
(quar.)
preferred
8
4%
ir_
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Dairies,
class A (quar.)____
11c
12'Ac
Chemical
5-18
12'Ac
Redwing Carriers
dividend)
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
(Quebec)—
Increased semi-annually
5-18
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6-18
6- 1
Share
i
(stock
Instruments
Sigma
8
6-
2
6-15
2%
dividend
Stock
7-
6-15
8c
When
Per
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
90c
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)
Rayette, Inc. (increased)
1
16c
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (quar.)
Paton Manufacturing Co. Ltd., common—_
7%
6-15
Share
of Company
Name
5-31
1
7-
$2.50
Transportation (increased)
Co.
(quar.)
Parmelee
Park
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Park-Lexington
(N. Y.)
(quar.)__
Parker-Hannlfin
Co.
(quar.)
_____
'
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
4%
Monday, June 11, 1962
,
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Share
of Company
Panhandle
.
.
i
Per
Name
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2744)
Corp.
(quar.)
(2-for-l stock split)
6-15
6-
7
6-
7
6-
7
______
5-24
5c
class A
6-12
6-11
5-28
5c
6-11
5-28
Volume 195
Number 6167
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2745)
.
ttop & $bopJ Clothier,
trawbridge & Inc.
Stylon
Sun
Corp.
Sun
r
Corp,
preferred
Publishing,
Class
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
class
__
A
6-15
2
7-
2
(increased
Quarterly
6-15
6-
6
6-
7 :
6-15
5-
——a*.
Mining
.
$3,50
tiOc
y
___.
Ltd.,
Superior Propane,
(quar.)
common
•'Talentl (JafhesJ, Inc.
Tamblyn (G.)< Ltd.v COmirinft^^^aiV»irr----i
4% preferred tquaf.)--^---^—
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;
v
4.32% conV. preferred (qtfftf.)
•Taylof Pibre to., 4% pffl. (S-ft)
Ten
Keyes
-
•$1,22 VS.
;:,7- 1
Electric
Texas
$5.08
Service,
preferred
$4
preferred
a__
7-31
4.96%
preferred
Texas
»
Gulf
Sulphur
(reduced-quar.)
Texas A Bacififi By.—
(Optional—5% stock div.
,
•
7-
•
'$4.56
preferred
•"■
4
2
6-15
1
...7-1
7-
preferred
-
A
Class
•
8-
$1,19
5-28
-
•
1
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7-10
8-
1
8-
7-10
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.;
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Textron,
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e6nvertible
$1.25
Inc.,\
TeX-Tube,
.
6%
',r7- 2
'
(quar.
(quar.)i__^_4
(quar.)
7-
15c
;
Thomas
Glass
&
Mfg.
Betts
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)^^,—_
•
1
•'
'
6-5
6-5
20c
6-30
.
.
6-31
6-15
Thomas
Industries,
Inc.,
common
6-30
-15c
—
Thompson
•
5%
preferred B
(quar.)—
Thrift Investmeht, cofhfaon
$1.50
.u
i
«<'
preferred
preferred
.
$1.25
Thrifty
6-15
6-15
41/4%
preferred
&
$1.20
L-.
Tillie Lewis Foods
(quarOciW-^^^----'4---^
Times-Mirror
Co.;' (quar.)_i^_ji.--
•
class
New
B
mm&mm
■
6-11
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-
6-15
,
V
6-
.
6-
6-22
65c
:
——-
7-
6-
1
1
6-1
6-15
6-15
6-
6-15
55c
6-26
5-21
$2
6-26
5-21
?5c
7-31
7-
9
I
35c
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
7-
2
2
1
-
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16c
156
•
6-12
6-15
7-
6-
In6.
1
(quar.).
6-22
6-
Ltd.,
class
A
/
-
5
6-19
40c
6-20
37 %c
6-22
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;
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56y4c
7-
2
6-12
7-
2
6-
120c
7-
2
i
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4—4.
9-14
6-11
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Iron
&
1
6-
6-20
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"
6-15
6-15
6-
6-13
1
6-
8
$1.31%
7- i
6-30
6-25
30c
v
:
6a13
5-»29
6-15
6-
20c
7-
1
6-2U
81 %C
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
6-20
750
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$1.06%
5
7- 1
8-22
18%o
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6-
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•
15c
(quar.)™*
4
6-29
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7-
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10-
5
40c
II-
7-
1
7c
1
6-12
1
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6-20
6-15
6-23
6-
8
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$1.20
$1.24
(quar.)
(qudr.)
35c
$1.25
$1.26
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(quar.)
$1.27
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)___
20c
:
class
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25c
(quar.)_aa__i
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class A (quar,)
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20c
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preferred
&
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75e
$1.25
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,
(s-a)..^it..=i4iii4
3%
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6-12
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6- 5
6-20
6-18
10c
(quar,)
■
5-25
.
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10c
,
Publishing Co._
5c
Worthlngton Corp, common (quar.)
a
62 %c
_4%% prior preferred (quar.)
$1.12l/2
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Cd. (monthly25c
Monthly _aa__
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,
u
25c
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. (Mich.) (quar.)
•■*'■ 30c
Wyman-aordon (quae.)
,__
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$1
5-25
1
7-20
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6-11
5-24
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6-20
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5-31
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6-20
5-31
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York
Mfg. (quar.)
(qtiUr.)_.
25c
6-
8-15
iOc
6-15
6-
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Cdfp, fclaSs A (quar.)____4.a"
Spring A Wire COrp. (resumed)______
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)_aa.,_____
7-16
1
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6-15
4.
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Batteries
Quarterly
5-31
15c
4,
5431 •
64l5
6411
8431
5c
0429
256
6-25
$1.25
6415
3-15
7410
8-ll
6412
5-28
1
6-
5
tale dtettelfy Co.,Cbke (qtiftr.)(initial-quar.)aa
hew cohi.
eigler Coal A
6-20
6-
5
Zelier's
8-
1
6-20
74 2'
6-
5
4% %
84
1
74
2
6-15
5-25
6429
6-'
8
15c
6-30
6411
15c
6-30
6-11
306
6-21
6-
7
356
6-15
6-
8
a
Less
5c
6-11
5421
y
31J/4C
40c
1
6-11
Previously published date was Incorrect. The corfected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident taS.
$1.56%
preferred (quar.)„»-4.4i.
preferred (quar.)_
Vulcan
5
6-22
World
1
10c
5.75%
5%
,
6-15
:
(quar.)
6-
(Payment amounts to about $0.41 per DepOsitary share lesS British Income Tax)
Work Wear Corp..
,
(Initial)
preferred
6V4%
6-15
80
(J.)
6%
6-12
Materials—
Vulcan
B
6-
8c
Woolworth
0- 1
6425
6-
$0.65625
—
(quar.)_w~
Von's Grocery Co. (qu&f.)
a 1
64
B'iS
Woodward & Lothrop, common^
5% preferred (quar.)^,___„—ww-iwa.
9
,
0
6-30
50c
.
•
Technical
6-
15c
,
"
Volt
?:|
,
common
Enterprises,
Class B
8
74
7- 3
206
(quaf.y_ji4,_^4;_4.4._
preferred
2
I- 2
i
4%%
1st
preferred
Wood Newspaper
•
$1.25
74
50C
$1.25
'
preferred (quar.)_____i.4i.a__—_a__a
Wood
6-15
7-16
25c
^
pfd. A (quar.)
(quaf.)4._4.—
6-15
(qUar.)ax—a___aaa
Wometco
5
6-
1 '
6-29
•
(quar.)_
5%
1
(reduced)—
Wolverine Aluminum (quar.)
Wolverine insurance, Class A
'
(Arizona)
Co.,
8
8
74
256"
(quar.)_—
Witco Chemical
5-31
59c
66-
Monthly
s5-25
7- 6
j /...1• sc.
;
1
$1.43%
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15
74
50c
(qtiar.)a
5.08%
6rl5 „V,
6-22
'
7v2
8
?r 1
(quar.)_—
5.04%
6-22
x
6-29
33c
«_
(qtiar.)
Corp. (quaf.)4—4:
eommon
I
7-10
m
-
_._-L
30c
(quar.)_.
preferred
5%
5
64
Monthly
6-15
.
•1
6-15
6-25
series
6-
1*
5-24.
6-29
20c
preferred
Wiser Oil Co.
$1.12 V* "
•
Company,
8
6-30
f0c
(quar.)
B.)
8
6-1
.
9-14
1
10^
rj.
66-
6-30
1
6-15
$1
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)^.—___
Wisconsin Public Service, coftimon
62% 0
—
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Corp. -(quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)^__^_i.____4.__
6-15
:
Sciver
2
6-22
24c
(quar.)
Industries
7-
.
6-
-■
(qu&r.)
4.80%
5-31
tlOc
0—11
2'
(qtiar.)____
4.76%
4
25C
4y2c
2
f8%c
'
4.40% ' preferred
4
43 %c
(initial)
6-
7-
t8%c
_
Wisconsin Fuel A Light Co. (quar.)___
Wisconsin-Michigan Power, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—
•
♦
7-
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
'
0415
.
_
(quaf.)
L,_a__
Preferred
(quar.)——
Dixie Stores inc. (monthly)—
_6%
6-5
1
35C
(increased)
common
common
Electric
7- 5,
-
ioc
(quar.)_a_
Company,
5-15
1
6-30
8-
,,
9%c
preferred (quaf.)__—_a____
(quar.)
—___aa
;
preferred (quar.)__
&
8-
18c
•
,r-
(quar.)__^_.
Co.
6-20
,
18c
(quar.)
Corp,
Cement
Wisconsin
5-31
.
25c
(quar.)
$4.25
6-15
30c
Co.
lien
Steel
Oil
Winn
nv2c
.
6-15 "
68c
Common
■
6-29
:
6-15..
1
junior
Wilson
5-31
7-
6
1
7-
Wiley (John) A Sons (Initial s-a)
Williams Bros, Co, (quaf.)
5
6-
1
6-15
10c
„
8
7-
5c
.
1
10c
.Equipment Co. 4._—.-Jx£
30c
$45c
(quar.).^—*!.—,
Viking Pump Co.,_
t
40C
; Vince Corp.
(stock dividend444-".v>" 5%
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)
35c
$5.00 preferred (quar.)_^^._4.__„4._4—_—
$1.25
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$1.01
h\
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.05
; ;
$4.12 preferred ,(quar.)____a4.y_-^U1-■..t
$1.03
Vita Food Products (quar.)_I__
15c
^
-—
7J
7-
37 %c
preferred
Wilcox
4
3%
,
Victor
■
Class B
6-
Victoria & Gfev Trust
;
5
6^
10-
5C
&
'Viceroy Mfg.
8
6-15
5c
;i
,
—1
6-15'
6-25
' 5c
•:. -
(initial)
.Class A
6-15
6-18
10c
8
6-15
V
7-10
*'■
12V2C y ■'?
(initial)
Tip Top pfoducts, new class A
\
6-30
r
15c
,
8
6-
2
6-30
-
30c
(quar.).
6-
,
5-30
$1.06V4
preferred
6-18
6-30
^
$1.12%.
Go.
;
6-30
12V2C
(quur.)_
Tidewater Oil Cor,
i
7-
Zi ViG'^
pfd. : (quar,).^
5-31
5-31
•
1- 2
37'fed
•
Stores, -414 %
Drug
Tiffany
(quaf.)__—
(quar.)
"(quar.)
.
6-15
6-29 "
31V4c
_________
:
'
,
•
6-22
6-22
■
National and Savings Bank— ;
5»/4%
preferred
(quar.)_
Viau,, Ltd
(quar.)
■
■
'
6%
$4.25
7-16
Ltd.
Corp.
Oil..Products
inc.
Machine Works
3%%
Vermont
6-15
7-1
Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.- (Ohio)— -.'
Common
(piiar.)
^35c
4% preferred fqtfkr.)-*.
r-—: ■
$1
Thompsoh-starfett co., 70c pfd.
(acbUiii.)
• ;171/2C"
Thorofare Markets, Commofi (puar.)—
266
.
6-19
$1.75
37 %c
1
$1,135
Wieboldt
'
.
6-13
^
Whitney Blake Co. (qtiar.)
Stores, Inc., comihon
5-3i
25c
common
prior
Whitin
6-20
-
(Bait.)
Utah Hotel (quar.)
Utah Power & Light CO.
$2.25
6-15
'
$1.25
$5--preferred
6-15
40c
new
Van Water & Rogers,
'
.
"
6-27
7-id
6-
74 1
1
;
B
Whitaker Gable
•
6-29
(quar.)
Upson Company
Upson-Walton
Van
6-15
•
6-15
.
35c
(quar.)
.
common
6-23
6-15
6-15
12 V2C '
,
.
_——i-.
7-15
;
6-12
1
37 %c
$5 preferred (quar.)
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)_i._i.ti.A*,_j-ait
8-16
(quar.)
Valley National Bank
6-15
7- 1
•
Thatcher
,
6-15
y
;
2
'
31 Vic
preferred
preferred
7-
25c..
3iy4c
,
(4uUf.)i^_—_
common
convertible
6-30
28c
qtiar.)—
7-30
,
?:lo
2
59c
(GeOrge), Ltd., class A
Wheeling
6-15
27%c
Match
Universal
Utilities
,C,,
1'exas TJtHitfeS, ,fiew cofrtmOn (initial quar:),
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.) 4—
6-30
9- 1
(Boston)
preferred
Universal
;
-8-1
$1.14
_________—
Industries—
(initial
Guaranty
y.——__uaati—
Electric,
Utilities
4y2%
.
..
&
.Universal American Corp., conv. pfd. (quar.)
Universal Marion Corp., common
(quaf.)
6-15
6-15
10c
$1.21
(qukr.)__™__
(quart)_____
Texas-Tennessee
Co.
Towns
United
6-15
1
6-29
(quar.)_a—
4%
i
30c
Stockyards,
United
6-15
.
Trust
.' United
5-29
5-25
•
$4
,
Fidelity
S.
U S
,
6-15
•
6-18
y;7-
,
$1.24
y.
.
8
7%fr
(quar.)_
United States Tobacco, common
(quar.)__»_
7% preferred (quar.)___K_i___-a-4._i.i_4.J.^i41
; United States Truck Lines (Del.)
(quar.)
7-16
-
6-15
$4 cash)
or
Texas Pofrer & Light, $4.84 pfd.
$4.76 preferred (quar.)____—
...
States
Tile
S
•
,
5-31
6
1
7-
59 %c
(increased)
Weyenberg slioe Mfg. (quar.)_
Wheeling tSt Lake Erie Ry, common
•
2
$1.31V4
—_—
Weston
■Class
7- 1
7* 2
8-
6-15
(quar.)__
Westmoreland,
8
$-
$1.12%
'
(quar.)
6-
8-
*
common
8
%c
75c
Air Brake (quar.)
Westminster Fund Iilc. (from
income)______
,'6-7
V
$-2r
;
206
Realty Investments (quar.)
U
S Rubber,
common
(quar.)jA_^4.uiiiv.^
8% preferred (quar.)_^4._^__i__4;^4.^-i
'.United States Time Corp, (incr,-quar.)
5-29
5-
1
7-
56'.'
.
U.
8^1 * " y 7-16
•8-
40c
preferred, •.•(•^uar.)
5%%
8
7-16
6-12
$1.35
8
6-
-6-11
$1.14
preferred '(quar.)-^™-^-^-™-.-
7- 2
$2.S0
(quar.)
.U S Lumber Co,
.US Pipe & Foundry
6-15
$1.16
v
6-
6-29
'
5.40%
1
$1;27
preferred (quar.)_-___j__—
$4.56
preferred .(quar.)..—;
Texas JRufid, Inc. (puaf. frbfli invest, ifiCOtne)
•Texas Gas Transmission, * commOri (quar.)
6-29
8414
6-4,
20c
WestinghoUSe
Whitehall
7%
•
•3-
,$1
,
__
$4.64
1:;
8
:
6-15
.
6-
$4 1
,
6-22
$1.50
(quar.)^.iitf
(quar.)
5% preferred
White Motor Co»j
514% preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^._iXi^i-^_^_i
U. S. Life Insurance Co
(N. if.) (s-a)
U. S. Lines Co. (stock
dividend)
8
6-
15c
.•
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
45c-
f
10c
common
Western Utilities (quar.)
7-2
40c
Freight (quar.
,U. S. Cold Storage (quar.)
tJ S Gypspm Co., common
8
1
Class B
•
Quarterly
.U
8
6-
7-
—
V
6-
7- ,1
.
'
1
1
4Va% pfeferred
United
8
7t
7-
,
Lines, ih6._^i—(fftcreaSed-quaf.
8
6-
7-
5-2S
;
,
United States. Ceramic
8
6-
;
8
;
6-12
175c
*
62
jui«
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quah)_
preferred
Publishing Co.,
Western
.
i_
8
$1-28
preferred (quar.)^^^_ii->-^-i~-.
preferred (quar.) ifi.a~-i~-.i-—- ■»
$1.31
$i.3iy4
preferred (quar.)
4.50% 2nd preferred (quar.)_a_—
»i.i2ya,
4.72%' 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.18
9e
Tenny Corp., class "Ap (monthly).Class A
9c
(fhOhtftly)
2—
Natural GAs
6-
6-
5.24%
Ine;
Class
-
f;1i
:6-
$1.^7%.'
6- 4
qUaf.)
7-1
''..7- 1
-
6-15
45c
'
to about i7c and tree of tax)______
United NeW Jersey RR; & Ckftal Co.
(qukf.)
U. S. Borax & Chemical, com. (ihet.
6
6*. 7
•?:{
-
5.12%
Tennessee
"6•
1- I
$I.l5
30c
preferred
6-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4.72%
;
,
6-12
$1.16
5.25 %
6-20
6-22
5-25
*
vtJnited MolSsses, Ltd., Amef.
dep. fdts.^—
(A fihal payment Of l Shilling i pence and
a special distribution of 2y2
pence equal
5-31
^6-22
6-11
t
-
Class
6-15
6-ii
5.44%
4.75%
6-12
'
J
.v
6-15
'•
A
Western Power & OAs,
5-31
.,
6411
,6-28
Improvements—
y
'
common
(i«itiai-quait;)y^X--m^-]i,'y'
22c
prefeffed (quaf.)
$1.06 y4
Illuminating (increased quaf.)_x
37y2c
Investors Corp, of Delaware—
A (monthly)
6^c
A (monthly)
6%C
uhited
■e-1
6^28
r
"
6-29
.
4-
50c
.
.
Gas
United
-
6-30
$1.16 V4
4.90% preferred (quar.V-^--^^^^'--*-5.10% preferred (quar.)
;■—
1
8'
8
.
256
.
40c
Co.
Funds-—
;■ New
_4y»%
'
1
$1.02%.
.
;
66-
y
25c
35c
28c
,
•
5 TexaCo,-
;-6-15
6-
5 c,.
.—-—r—
'
>
4
2
•
$2"
50c J
r
v.
United
1
■
40c
United
6-
f- 3
6-15
5-17'
United Income Fund ^quarterly from net
investment income)
United GfiS Corp. (in6reased-quaf.)__^___iJ
6-15 1
67c
$-i5
6-li
:
7-
'
6-15
—
Corp. (qtiar.
FUei Investments, Ltd.—
pfefbfence A (quar.
6%
•
'
5-31
50c
6-15
1
6-30 *•'
6-13
6-8
;
5-3L
7-16
1
Cafbon
United
:
1.
•
7''
6-29
12V2C
Lines,
class
6-29 v
6-30
15c
preferred (quar.);
j
Western Kentiicky Gas
(quar.)
Western Natural Gas—
5% preferred (series 1952) (quar.)___A^
6% preferred (series 1955)
(quar.)
5% preferred (series 1961) (quar.)__i_.._
6-11
United Elastic
1
6-15
2
6-21:;
2
35c
(qukfj^.;^^
United-Cdff Fastener Corp. (qdkr.)
1
6•6-
7-
(quar.)wa,*
30c
Co
Participating
6415
•
Service
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c'
6%
2
Aireraft
(quar.)
$2.50
30c
common
(quaf.)_____
Corp.
(quiif{)^i_j.a_axi_ai,
United Artists Corp.
(quar.)___,
United Board & Carton (quat
•
Tennessee, Alabaftia & Georgia Ry.™_i__-Tennessee Corp.
(quar. )___i_:—
iTehhessCe G&s Transmission, coin, (quar.)—
!
4.10% preferred (qu6r.) ______—1
4.25 % preferred (quar.) _iL_—I-,--**—-rr
4.60% preferred (quar.)_
1
V, 4.64% preferred (quar.)Mjiti_j.4.__-.----.^4
4.65% preferred (Quar.) •Wfc——g-1 gfa
I
6J
v
»r 7„ 2
7- 3
5t)6
-
Air
United
6
6-15
15c
(Omaha)
(quaf.).^
6-4,
7-
30c
"
,
Sugaf' Co.
United
6-15 ,1-
7-
6-15
;
Gas
When
Share
Western Insurance Securities—
Common
7-20
7^
1
Co.
4;
6-15
20c
-
(quart
(quar.)______
Union
Yards
6-
6-15
:
■
256
.256
4
•
Products
Stock
15c
Western
7-20
1:1
$121/2C
(quar.)
7-
$1.40 preferred (quar.)^^_jai.^„~^_i-i-:;.;$35c
Supermarkets Operating (stock dividend)^- /
.2,%
Swift & Co. (quar.)__l_
40c,
Swits.on Industries,
f. 42c♦
Symington" "WaJ'riS, Corp.
(qtiar.)-™—'••?.' 206
,
Union
1'
RR.
6-15
;•
-
Pacific
United California Bank
.
3
6-30
8".
2
8-
6-30
5-31
*
7-20
30c
Company
Western Carolina Telephone
(quar.).
western Casualty A Surety (Kansas)
(quar.)
7-20
3
15c
6-
6-15
-
3
8-
$75c
.'.-■v.?-; I'
30c " i
12Vic
8-
6c
t69c
9-23:
6-30
5c-
.<■ '
?.
Super Valu Stores, Inc., common (quar.)^__ ;
't 5% preferred (quar.62Vic,
Superior Electric Go. (Gonnil^Mk-i^^^atfi—*
6c
;Superior Oil. (Calif.)
pref. A
United
„
6c
(quar.)
Per
Name of
5-22
(quatl^-A-^i-i.—-*
8-29
10-23
2% %
Super Pood Services, Inc.— ,•;. —
$1.20 1st series preferred- (quar,.
.
5ya%
;
,
(quar.*
:
9*14
•
6-
A
—
...
Union
6-15
Class
(quar.)„^._+^
6-11
.6% pref. B (quar.)—
Union Investment Co. (quar.)^»a_ii__,i___„_
-
8
.
12 %6
2%
,
B
preferred (quar.)
neneumulative prefef-red (quar.)^^^
Union Gas (Canada)j Ltdq com. (quar.).ti.-.
fr
6-22
s
—^
(stock dividend)
Sunset International Peuoleum oorp.-^;
Stock dividend
:
Teeumseft
6-
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
6%
.
25c
quar.)_aaw-__
Distributing Corp. (Calif.)—
Sunset Industries
•
6-20
6-15
$16%c
—
Class
1
6^20
-
When
Share
tJnion Electric Steel Oorp
tFnion Finanee Corp, (Fla,)
5-31
7-
}3%c
Cerp.v
Sunset House
Sunshine
2
$1.12
—
(quar.)
6-20:
DX Oil (quar.)—I__r-i.__._-u.—35c
Sunray
t
7T
Name of Company
r
6^ 8
15c
'
B :
Sundstrand
•
A
6-29
6%c
(quar.).^-.—
common
Per
Payable of Rec.
10e
$1.25
—-—___
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
Chemical
$4.50
Share
,
Holders
When
Per
of Company
Name
49
6-20
$1.43%
20c
Co._,^.-.4._*i
•
^
«i._
156
25c
Ltd, common (quar.)
1356
prefeffed (dti&r.)-—™^.—$56 %c
Zenith Rftdlb Cdfi*. (qUftr.)
a
20C
'
Tishman
Title
•
-
Realty
Insurance
06hstrWet!bn
&
&
Trust
(Los
i2y2c
(quar.)___'
Angeles)—
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Tonka Toys,' lfiS.
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6-?
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6-11
6-31
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9
6-14
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7-15
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common
(initial
10c
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preferred
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6-15
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6-30
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6-20
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)
(quar.
Penn
6-15
4%%
4.20%
4.10%
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preferred
preferred
preferred
common
2
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75c
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(quar.)___;
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8-15
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Pulp & Paber (quar.)_
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■
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Wolfson, Maremont Chairman, reported that the purchase
firm, one of the three leading automotive parts rebuilding
in the Southwest, "is an expansion of our present parts
5-25
companies
6-29
6-14
rebuilding organization,
7-
6-15
that region of
2
7-16
7-
2
8-15
8-
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9-
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the Texas
6-15
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6-20
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7-
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25C
6-29
64
1
undisclosed
an
about $5 million to
$75
providing
a
vitally-needed
processing
point
in
the country."
for
Purchased
1
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17%o
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Investment News
Continued from page 6
5-21
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Wells-Gardner Electronics Corp.
Warner Bros, Co. (quar.)__
,
6-15
6-15
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(quar.)
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quar.)—-—
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Weiss Bros,
5-31
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Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)_i^^_&—
Wayrie Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Weedea & Company (quar.)
Weinkles
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Waukesha Motor Co.
5-29
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resident
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Washington Natural Gas (bel.)^
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5
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30c
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increased
6
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& Greehbusfi RR." (s-ai——
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Truck Underwriters Assn.
6-
6-29
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Co.
6-20
15C
(ihcreased).———
Oil Ripe Line
(s-a)___—
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Mountain
Trans
10c
(initial ..enar.)—
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Warner Electric Brake & Clutch (stoek
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6-15
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5-21
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Wamer-Lambfert Pharfna6euticai Co.—
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the
total
million, Mr. Wolfson
Sum
of
cash,
Maremont
Exchange Parts will add
volume
for
1962,
estimated
at
said.
Exchange Parts was established in 1938, and, during the past six
years its volume has risen from $980,000 to $3.5 million, Mr. WolfSon
reported. The firm rebuilds a brokd line of automotive parts, including
brakes, clutches, fuel pumps, carburetors, water pumps, generators and
other items.
sas
and
Its distribution
covers
Texas,
Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkan¬
New Mexico.
Mr. Wolfson
the present management of Exchange Pafts
will be retained and that no changes ift the operation are cohteihplated.
The firm has
a
stated that
total employment of approximately
The parent company
field for several years,
ReNu Clutch Division, which
on a national basis.
The
300.
has operated in the automotive parts rebuilding
through its Grizzly Brake Division and Aceurate
remanufaetute and
distribute components
acquisition of the Forth Worth facility marks the 16th plant
coast-t04Coast organization.—V. 195, p. 1429.
Maremont's
In
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the
192, p.
1962
1,
June
On
Corp.—V.
Corp.—New Name
Co.—Common Offered—Pur¬
Insurance
Mid-America
this issue.
Corp.,
Discount
Mercantile
1962 offering circular, the company
offered publicly, without underwriting, 25,000 shares of
its common stock at $5 per share. Net proceeds will be
used to increase capital, surplus and reserves and lor
sales promotion.
EUSINESS—The company with offices in Kansas Ch;y,
is a
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State o
suant
to
It
Missouri.
business
on
1,
May
a
Authorized
Capital stock
—V.
195,
p.
will be
the
at
N.
stock
of
of
$50
for
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
This
931 14th Sts, Denver, is engaged in
communication services, mainly local and
BUSINESS—The company of
furnishing
of
Stock
the
toll
service, in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah
and Wyoming, in Idaho south of the Salmon River and in El Paso
County, Texas. Its subsidiary, Malheur Home Telephone Co., furnishes
such services in Malheur County, Ore.
named below have severally
the following respective principal
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
to purchase from the company
amounts of the debentures:
On
company
p.
Amount
Dean
Co
Witter &
Eastman
curities
&
continue
as
relinquish any connection with Eastern
President of Motor Finance Corp.—
Calif,
has
company,
filed
application
an
273,437
Listing
with
the
Paribas
Corp.
Inc.
& Co.,
Corp.
Drexel
—
Co.
&
Hornblower
<>»
Co
Weeks
&
W.
&
W. Pressprich & Co
&
Co
R.
Estabrook
Weeks & Co
Baker,
Alex.
Coffin
G.
H.
Pacific
file
J.
A.
—V.
&
p,
June
2254.
p.
Winslow,
1962
thirds majority of
A.
220
220
Mayer
200
165
Marx
Webster
&
165
Inc.
Kidder
M.
Hugo
&
&
Co.,
Inc.-
165
110
& Co
Gibson
110
;
■
,
Inc.—Debenture Changes OK'd—
it was reported that more than the
the company's 5Vz% debenture holders
required twoapproved the
proposed changes in the indenture.
The
changes
increase
the
interest
rate to 6%,
debentures.
and allow
the
study."—V. 195, p. 1318.
National
OTC
Clearing
Corp.—Common Offered—On
1962, the company offered to NASD members
in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, 1,000 com¬
mon
shares at $1,000 per share. No underwriting was
involved. However, unless subscriptions for at least 500
shares are received within a 45-day period ending July
June
4,
19, the offering will be withdrawn.
York
City, was
organized under Delaware law in December 1961 to establish, and to
make available to members of the NASD,
banks and others, facilities
for clearing transactions in unlisted securities traded in the over-thecounter market. Organization of the company followed a study of the
feasibility of establishing over-the-counter clearing facilities carried
on
by the NASD. The operations of the company will be carried out
in leased facilities located in the financial district of New York City.
The NASD has advanced or undertaken to advance funds needed for
organizational and other preliminary expenses, and it has purchased
100 limited participation voting shares at $100 per share.
BUSINESS—The
PROCEEDS—The
company
net
of
proceeds
67
Broad
from the
St.,
New
stock sale will be used
to
NASD for said advances, to acquire furnishings,
fixtures, equipment and supplies, to pay salaries and other expenses
prior to commencement of operations, and to provide working capital.
pay
or
reimburse
Privately—
1962, it was reported that $500,000 of this
firm's senior notes due 1974 and $250,000 of its junior
subordinated notes due 1972 had been sold privately
5,
Maine
Fulton
Fobert
through
—V. 194, p. 1551.
New
Co.,
<
v
sion Program—
on
this item
t
has
Inc.
leased
;
dity.
York
r
.
-
'■
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'
Inc.—Acquisition—Expan¬
"
rallied their support
expansion program as
Stockholders of Scot's Discount Enterprises, Inc.
behind
discount
the
store
complex's
ambitious
acquisition of Scot's, Inc., a move which high¬
lighted the company's recent annual meeting, according to Aaron J.
Soroker, the firm's President.
they
for the next two years will include the opening
this year, in Waterbury, Conn.; Johnstown, -Lebanon
Penn.;
and two units in Toledo, Ohio. In 1963,
minimum of ten additional stores will be opened including a multiple
Expansion
of
six
moves
units,
new
Wilkes-Barre,
and
a
the
approved
in Baltimore,
complex
store
of
discount
the
Md.
the
that
states
Soroker
Mr.
phases
already begun.
has
the
1706.
p.
(Republic
Portugal
of)—Private Financing Arranged
Republic of Portugal has borrowed $20,000,000 from
a group of leading United States banks, it was announced
on
June 4 by
His Excellency, Dr. Pedro Theotonio
The
Pereira, Portuguese Ambassador to the United States,
who signed the loan agreement on behalf of his govern¬
ment. This is the first time that Portugal has borrowed
in the United States.
The loan, evidenced by two, three and four year notes
bearing interest at the rate of 5%%, was negotiated by
combination
new
including
field
will
in
all
sale
of
operate
construction
the
and
the management of the overall store, and the operation
of approximately one-third (mainly hard lines) of the merchandising
space.
The remaining selling space will be leased out to nationally
concessionaires.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
half
of
cluded
will
be
used
in
between
in
this
$175,000,000
amount
are
and
the
$200,000,000
dollar cost
with the second
which is estimated to
in hard currency. In¬
connection
Portugal's Second Development Program,
require
of
the proposed
bridge
over
in Lisbon, to be the largest suspension bridge in Europe
and to be built by United States Steel Export Co., United States equip¬
ment costing approximately $25,000,000 for hydroelectric projects, and
the cost of further equipping portions of Portugal's industrial plant
with modern machinery, The bulk of the hard currency requirements of the latter part of the
Second Development Program will be borrowed from external sources,
with repayment made over an extended period of time.
To date, nego¬
tiations for a total of approximately $125,000,000 have been completed
or are substantially completed.
In addition, the World Bank is consid¬
ering a long-term loan of some $20,000,000 to $25,000,000 for projects
in the Second Development Program.
The $125,000,000 consists of the
loan from United States banks, plus the following:
bearing interest at 3V4% with
repayment in gradually increasing amounts during the first five years
and convertible at the option of Portugal into a long-term loan to be
repaid over a further period of 15 years.
(a)
$37,500,000
(b)
from West Germany,
$55,000,000 plus approximately $12,000,000 of capitalized interest,
United States Export-Import Bank, bearing interest at 5%%,
from
the
with
no
repayments
amortization
of
excess
existing
entirely
which
for
the
the first five
following 20 years.
during
years
and
with
complete
accomplishments to date
of the Second Development
are a substantial increase in Portugal's merchant marine
(in
three modern ships were added
with an aggregate tonnage in
Among
Program
1961
over
the
10%
and
new
of
the
entire
Portugese
fleet)
and
the
equipping
of
new
industries with modern machinery (including an
steel, mill, with an annual capacity of 250,000 ingot tons,
operations in 1961).
The hard currencies required
commenced
this
past effort have been supplied from Portugal's
and foreign
exchange, which resulted in
a
Discount Enterprises, Inc. operates four stores in
cities: Bloomfield, East Windsor, Newington
Scot's
following Connecticut
Norwich.
the
and
Their
East
offices
executive
are
Connecticut.—V.
Windsor,
located
194,
p.
Route
on
5,
Stoughton
Road,
2338.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—Partial
Redemption—
called for redemption on July 1, 1962, through
sinking fund, $194,000 of its 25-year 4(4 % deben¬
tures due Jan. 1,
1982 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will
be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 BroadThe
of
New
way,
has
company
operation
the
15,
York
Y.—V.
N.
190,
p.
2143.
Siegler Corp.—Merger Approved-
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York City.
the Tagus River
securing the necessary consents the company will be able to
its expansion program positively,"
I. R. Dickson, President,
He added that "the direction this program will take is now
"By
pursue
stated.
under
will
to sell an additional $4,000,000 of
company
June
known
Whiteside &
Chace,
550
550
Co
&
5,
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Carolina Securities Corp.—
550
National Bellas Hess,
On
Seasongood
of
Sold Privately—
Corp.—Notes Sold
Discount
Schenectady
On
operations for the last 30 years.—V. 195
22.0
Renshaw
sale
the
privately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., N. Y. City.
2154.
Presently,
—-
&
from
discount stores,
Sons,
Inc,
550
Co
&
Rosenthal, Inc.—Notes
&
220
Co
&
Rodman
550
Co
Stieglitz
Hogle
195,
Richardson
800
Whipple & Co.
would be used to repay bank loans used for
of facilities and to retire $3,790,000 of 4%
of common
220
& Co.__
Northwest
Public Service
York
New
construction funds were provided
stock.—V. 195, p. 2383.
1961,
shares
plant in Milford O. and there will be
no
change in location or personnel and,- the operation will remain
under the direction of Wayne L. Bachman who has been in charge of
220
Co
Bros.
E. Masten
James
700
Bacon,
Halle
Kaufman
the
—V. 193, p.
drug
Memphis
Inc.,
Plough,
275
Inc.
800
Inc
Co.,
&
Young, Weir,
800
Co._
petitioned
5, 1962, it was reported that $1,000,000 of this
firm's senior subordinated notes due 1974 had been sold
also
to
distribution
and
275
800
&
Glickenhaus
330
Glynn & Co.—
McLeod,
800
Courts
Burnham
330
A.
Co., Inc.
Walker & Co
&
330
Blewer,
&
Walston
330
Co
&
Miller & Co
Leonard & Lynch
Scudder
&
German.:
1,500
1,250
1,250
Burr
&
Stroud
Kirkland
Moore,
Sons
&
Brown
330
Hayden,
1,000
Co
330
Frederking.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks
&
1,100
Co.-
&
&
iL
Co.
2,000
duPont
I.
Langley
C.
Fridley
&
Curtis
Francis
Stokes
2383.
p.
On June
manufacturer
(St.
Joseph Aspirin,
announced the acquisition
on June
1, 1962 of all the assets of Splain & Lloyd, Inc., Milford, O.,
manufacturers of cotton tipped swabs under the name of
"Softees"
for
an
undisclosed cash consideration, and the formation of a new
corporation, Softee, Inc., which will be a wholly owned subsidiary.
Splain & Lloyd, Inc. was founded in 1932 and since January 1, 1962
they have been manufacturing "Softees", a trade mark of Plough, Inc.,
and in addition is a major supplier of cotton tipped swabs to hospitals
across
the country. It is the plan of Plough, Inc. to continue to de¬
velop and advertise "Softees" nationwide, under the St. Joseph product
line, and also in many foreign countries where Plough, Inc. operates
330
Bodine_:
&
Morris,
Elkins,
2,000
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
2,500
2,500
2,000
2,000
Allyn & Co
Hemphill, Noyes &
C.
A.
Crouter
2,500
2,000
Stone
Hayden,
195,
processor
a
permission to issue and sell 25 year debentures totaling
Rosenthal
for listing of its common stock, company
Hughes announced.
There are 1,701,792 common
of the authorized 10,000,000 common shares.
P.
Coppertone, and other proprietary products)
440
Sons—
&
period
corresponding
the
1320.
Plough,
5Q0
Corp
Townsend,
&
DeHaven
2,500
Co
Securities
Equitable
Garrett
Robert
Union Se¬
Dillon,
Securities
Childs
in
primarily
Corp.—Proposed Deb. Financing
corporation
the
4
June
The proceeds of the sale
and extension
Plough, Inc.—Acquisition—
$550
Co.—
Ohio
The
$7,365
2,500
business.—V.
order
is
Scot's Discount Enterprises,
Amount
Corp
Inc.
sinking fund debentures due in 1963.
Subject to approval by state and Federal regulatory authorities, the
debentures would be submitted for competitive bidding about July 19.
(000s omitted)
First Boston
Industries,
construction
,
Exchange
Stock
Reuben
decision
announced
$12,000,000.
Exchange,"' Mr.
"The
telephone
agreed
mail
Commission for
intends to list its stock on the Pacific Coast
Hughes said.
a listing
application on the New York Stock
Exchange was prompted by the increasing number of Pacific Hawaiian
shareholders and their wide geographical distribution," he said.
The company is the manufacturer and distributor of the Hawaiian
Punch line of products and, through its subsidiaries, manufactures and
distributes Cinch cake mixes and related items and the Royal Master
line of shoe shining products.
In 1961, Pacific Hawaiian Products registered net sales*of $23,755,183
and had net earnings of $1,418,473, or 83 cents a share.
In 1962, the
company anticipates net sales of
approximately $30,000,000.—V. 195,
"The
its parent, American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., which are expected to approximate $107,000,000 at the
time the proceeds are received.
4 i
business
will
outstanding
shares
applied by the company
from the sale will be
Corp.
Fullerton,
York
President
volume
$1,119,879
the
over
195, p. 2382.
New
Industries,
Photo
Rainbow
of
Rochester Telephone
During
repayment of advances from
toward
23%
over
lucrative
which is subject to the approval of the stock¬
Corp., Pacific Finance will acquire approxi¬
Paeafie Hawaiian Products Co.—Seeks N.Y.S.E.
Thereafter, " they will be redeemable at prices
for those redeemed prior to May 31, 1968 to
those redeemed on or after June 1, 1997.
bonds,
its first mortgage
of
of color
and black and white photographic film through
national direct mail
and via the servicing of some 1200 camera and other retail stores in
the Metropolitan New York area.
Mr. Falk predicted that sales will continue to grow, particularly in
the mail order aspect of Rainbow's business, with an equivalent in¬
crease
in
profits due to the accelerating expansion of the more
announcement made by Maxwell C. King,
and Robert S. Corbin, president of Motor
Although Robert S. Corbin will
prior to June 1, 1967.
ranging from 105.85%
100%
of
he
$366,000
its
President
Falk,
year ago.
Rainbow
Photo
in total receivables and will take over the seven
Eastern Acceptance Corp. located in Hackensack,
million
Finance
of
$146,000
Finance
Motor
Acceptance,
redeemable
debentures will not be
FEATURES—The
of
an
fund,
;
1962, through
1,
earnings per share for the nine months period ended March 31, 1962
of 18.5 cents.
Sales during this period were $1,382,166, an increase
and Newburgh, N. Y.
Pacific
..
REDEMPTION
to
called for redemption on July
Rainbow Photo Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 23%—
Park, N. J.; Baltimore, Md.; Falls Church,
The firm will continue to operate as Eastern
Acceptance with no changes in management or personnel except that
it
will
be
under
the supervision
of Eric Hansen, Vice-President of
V.
2598.
p.
sinking
the
of
and
Jack
Camden, Newark and Asbury
2002, at 102.35% to yield 4.375%.
The group was awarded the issue at competitive sale
on a bid of 101.58% forthe4V2% coupon. Other bids came
from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.55%
and Morgan
Stanley & Co., 101.522%.
.••• .
at
and are currently
plus accrued interest payable in Canadian
first mortgage bonds, 5 Vz %
series due
1980 at 100%
plus accrued interest payable in United States funds.
Payment for the 6% series will be made at any branch in Canada
of the Royal Bank of Canada, and for the 5Va%
series at the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 190, p. 1632.
Pacific Finance,
offices
branch
debentures, due June 1,
dollars
series due 1980 at 100%
funds,
has entered into an agreement to purchase the com¬
Acceptance Corp. in addition to all of the auto¬
parent company, Motor Finance Corp., Newark,
the agreement,
Under
Va.;
195,
corporation has
operation
6%
•
mately
Offered—First Boston Corp., New York City, an¬
nounced that it headed a group which offered publicly
on June 6 an issue of this company's
$50,000,000 4 VzVo
perfumes;
Anjou
tampons;
four million
about
were
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The
Eastern
of
according
J.,
President
tures
1961
rate.—V.
same
1
Corp.—Acquisition—
Finance.
made
Telegraph Co.—Deben¬
States Telephone &
this
Pursettes
products.
for
Sales
deterrent;
smoking
a
other
and
mobile receivables of the
holders
Mountain
Bantron,
a
all of
share,
called for redemption on July 1, 1962,
cumulative preferred stock at $103 per
cents per share. Payment will be
Royal Trust Co,, Montreal.
accrued dividends of 39
plus
manufactured
1319.
p.
The corporation
corporation has
outstanding 4%%
The
its
195,
Pacific Finance
Preferred—
States
foot plant and headquarters at Batavia,
111., and currently
about 200 people. All Campana products will continue to be
at
Batavia,
including Ayds,
an
appetite depressant;
employs
/
financing/
stated.—V.
mon
Ltd.—To Redeem
(Henry) Morgan & Co.
its beginning as a Canadian company, manu¬
Italian Balm, a hand lotion. Marketing began
in 1927. The company occupies a modern 88,000
Campana
United
square
it means we plan to go outside
"It means we plan to use mar¬
ket sources at an average rate of over $1
million every two weeks
of $25 million a year at least through 1966."
Reviewing the company's growth, Mr. Chandler said it now serves
more than 765,000 customers, almost twice the total of ten years ago.
Over 490,000 customers have gas heat, or six times the 1961 total. The
company distributes natural gas in 21 counties outside Chicago.
Predicting continued rapid growth, Mr. Chandler said population
experts estimate the company's service area will continue to grow at
a
rate some three times the national average. "Translated into new
family units, this means an increase of about 35,000 per year in the
60's. This is about the average gain we've experienced since 1955," he
1962, it was
6% promissory
through E. F.
—V. 195, p. 1099.
5,
has
"Looking at this in a different way,
for about 55%
of our needs," he said.
Privately—On June
reported that $1,000,000 of this firm's
notes due 1977 had been sold privately
Hutton & Co. Inc., New York City.
the
in
had
Corp.
Campana
facturing
$95 million of the $210 million
generated internally with the $115 million balance coming from
outside
Corp.—Notes Sold
Milo Electronics
Campana
Chandler
Mr.
50,000 shs.
Calif.,
assets of
volved.
The Barclay Hotel.
estimated that about
at
Association
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
(par $1)
2591.
Co.,
Midland, Mich.,
and
Purex Corp., Ltd.,
have announced agreement on purchase by Purex of
Corp., a subsidiary of Dow.
Announcement of the purchase agreement was made jointly by Dr.
Leland I. Doan, President of Dow, and Alan C. Stoneman, President
of Purex. Transfer of the assets is effective June 29. The amount and
details of the transaction were not disclosed.
Purex stock was not in¬
Chemical
Dow
The
the
Gas Co.—Expansion Program—
company
Corporation from Dow
Ltd.- -Purchases
Corp.,
Lakewood,
set its construction budget for the
million of which $47 million has been
of underground storage facili¬
ties and
transportation of storage gas to the company's system.
The expansion plans were disclosed by Marvin Chandler, President,
when he addressed a luncheon' meeting of the Philadelphia Securities
Philadelphia
This
began business June
company
Purex
years 1962 through 1966 at $210
earmarked for the continued development
incorporated May 23, 1958 and wa%li^"s®f .toT
the stipulated premium plan in the State of Missouri June
was
Oct. 31, 1961. As
and their
was
Chemical—
York Trust Co., New York City, has been ap¬
corporation to act as its sole registrar.—V. 195, p. 2305.
Northern Illinois
10, 1958, selling principally hospi¬
talization insurance, ordinary and term life insurance. During the f: rst
three months of operation the company introduced a compete linA of
hospitalization and accident and health contracts including guaranteed
renewable policies and policies renewable at the option of the company.
Life
insurance contracts' included ordinary,
limited pay life, endow¬
ments. term and waiver of premium and double indemnity.
In Sep¬
tember,
1959, the company began issuing industrial weekly payment
life
and
accident and health policies.
Industrial life policies weie
limited to ordinary, limited pay life and endowment forms.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
The
Monday, June 11, 1962
.
1961, such reserves had increased to $691,000,000,
the same on April 30, 1962:
31,
amount
Bank New
chemical
pointed by the
1958
1 n
of Dec.
institutions,
1093.
Mercantile Financial
See
.
$794,000,000 as of Dec. 31, 1960, to $664,000,000 as of
in the case of banks and other financial
membership is expected to be confined to members in
good standing of the NASD. Persons desiring membership will be re¬
quired to submit applications containing relevant financial and other
information. The company's by-laws
provide for a "Clearing Fund
made up of contributions (minimum $10,000) by all clearing members,
and each contribution to the Fund is immediately
available to meet
obligations of that Clearing Member arising out of the clearing oper¬
ation
Carl Stolle is Board Chairman (and President of G, A. Saxton
& Co., Inc.) and John H. Kirvin is President (and a general partner
of Reynolds & Co.)—V. 195, p. 2255.
National Work-Clothes Rental—AppointmentMEMBERSHIP—Except
Corp.—Name Changed—
company changed its name to Mercantile
Mercantile Discount
Financial
.
(2746)
50
of gold
decline in such reserves from
reserves
Merger of Lear, Inc. into The Siegler Corp. was approved by stock¬
of Siegler at
a
special meeting May 30 in Dover, Delaware.
holders
John
and
the
G.
Brooks, Siegler President, said that 72.5%
of the issued
shares of The Siegler Corp. were voted in favor of
while 1.4% were voted against the proposal.
outstanding
merger
With
holders
similar
one
action having
been taken by Lear stock¬
the merger is expected
to be consummated
next several days, Brooks announced. The new
known as Lear-Siegler, Inc., with corporate head¬
favorable
week
ago,
within the
corporation will be
legally
quarters in Los Angeles.
Following retirement by Siegler of the 650,000 Lear shares it owns,
approximately 1,500,000 Siegler common shares will be issued to Lear
on
the basis of five Siegler shares for every seven Lear
shares. This will result in the new total
of approximately 3,800,000
stockholders
Siegler shares outstanding on consummation of the merger.
shares, owned by Siegler, were purchased from William P.
and his family and represented their entire holdings.
The Lear
Lear, Sr,
Lear-Siegler, Inc. has plants located in California, Illinois,
Michigan,
Germany
Ohio,
and
Oklahoma,
New York, West
operations in the
Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Switzerland.
The
new
company
has
fields
of
electronics,
electro-mechanical equipment,
fluid
mechanics,
heating
air conditioning and aerospace instrumentation and components.
and
—V.
195,
p.
2641.
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Sells Houston
See Coastal
States Gas Producing Co.,
Pipeline Facilities—
this issue.—V. 195,
2197.
p.
Skyline Homes, Inc.—Acquisition—
Skyline
has
Homes, the nation's fourth largest mobile
the
acquisition of
Homette Corp.,
announced
manufacturer,
both
and
of Elkhart,
Layton
Ind.
Homes
Corp.,
a
producer
home
a
of
producer,
mobile
travel
home
trailers
Arthur Decio, President of Skyline. Homes
said
Volume
the
acquisition
undisclosed
The
$3.2
$1.3
be
both
number
current
about
of
of
195
million.
million
a
volume
of
Layton's
those
Homette
annual
Decio
Mr.
year.
with
j
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
companies, effective June
Skyline common shares.
of
annual
combined
Number 6167
of
sales,
made
was
said
Mr.
he
added,
Layton's
that
said
1,
Corp.,
for
an
Decio,
at
are
for the 4%%
will
Homette
Corp.,
which,
in
turn,
will
function as a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Skyline Homes.
Mr. Decio said "The additional
capacity available to Skyline through
these
acquisitions should enable us to add $5 million, to
Skyline's
sales."
REDEMPTION
pany's option,
the
of
Skyline
$11,872,396,
ended
May
31,
Homes
for
compared
1961.—V.
the
with
195,
nine
months
$9,561,807
for
ended
the
Feb.
entire
28,
to
.1962.
fiscal
.
.
.
.
i
its
361
Bank
of
in
customers.
Texas, Louisiana
'
of
bank
a
vately—On June 5, 1962, it
of this
firm's senior
notes
to
purchase
amounts
i
-
.
vately through Robert
City.—V. 194, p. 158.
1
:i
.
*'
'
I
'•
,
from
the
of
the
1962
First
7*.
'
'
'
Brothers—
Merrill
C.
Smith
Allyn
Alex.
'
'
•
&
Brown
E.
Security Corp./this issue.—V. 195,
Anthony
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
underwriters
&
Winslow,
have
severally
Cohu
The
L.
First
Reinholdt
Sutro
&
800
Cunningham,
Goodbody & Co
Offer
&
Co.,
Lemon
Co.—
&
Robert
Boynton
Co.,
&
&
150
Inc.
Co.,
150
125
Schmertz
Inc.
&
125
:
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.
Stix & Co
Chace,
Richard W.
Clark
550
Peck
200
Co.
550
550
Sons
the
sale
will
be
to
used
*
help'
construction of a new $600,799 church and",
building, scheduled for completion by early1
bonds
secured
are
by
property
valued
at
t
Ginther
Co
Kay, Richards & Co.
125
i
:
125
Whiteside
Winslow, Inc.
&
&
100
—;
Corp
June
Gas
5, the
with
The
200
Co
800
Corp.-—
&
from
Light
Co.—Bonds
institutional
investors
Sold
the
announced
company
Privately—
private place¬
of
mortgage bonds, 4V2%
200
150
&
Son
800
Denton, Inc.
Securities
&
8 000
$19,200,000 first
series, due June 1, 1987.
Corp., New York City, assisted the
company in arranging the financing.
Washington Gas Light will apply proceeds to the
redemption of $11,712,000 of 5y4% first mortgage bonds,
due June 15,
1985, and $7,520,000 of 5% first mortgage
bonds, due May 15, 1982.
The company buys, distributes and sells natural
gas
at retail in metropolitan
Washington, including the Dis¬
trict of Columbia and
adjoining areas in Maryland and
Virginia. Its service area has a population estimated at
1,920,000. Washington Gas Light was originally chartered
by an Act of Congress in 1848.—V. 195, p. 2429.
200
200
800
Morton & Co., Inc.
Hanseatic Corp.
Garrett
I2]o00
:
.
the
The
ment
200
800
Inc
200
Co
450
Co.,
Cliilds
Corp.—Debentures—
&
800
York
Burns Bros.
/<
Inc
D.
Lundborg
On
250
«.
E.
New
:
—
Inc
/
Washington
250
Gardner
Co.—
800
&
Inc
19,000
Stetson
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
&
Irving
McDonnell
Christensen,
«
20,000
of West Bend, Wis., is
corporate
trustee and Marquette National Bank of
Minneapolis,
paying agent for the bonds.
300
Cleveland
900
Inc.—
Co
&
W. H. Newbold's
Johnston,
66,000
Inc.————
Inc.-
■
First National Bank
300
.
Corp.
Interstate Securities Corp.
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.
Newhard, Cook & Co
900
Co._
Hutton
&
con¬
stock
common
Co.,
860.
$818,499.
300
Inc
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Boettcher & Co._„
&
Co
& Co.,
&
Co.,
800
F.
of
300
&
800
E.
underwriting
,
&
Co.,
proceeds
1963.
Inc.
Courts
Dickson
Writer
education
300
Ball, Burge & Kraus
R. S.
the
shares
Shares
Investors
Norton
p.
finance
300
300
Co
Northwest
Loewi
900
R.
Coe
&
Ohio
900
Co
&
195,
Net
300
Co
800
Bache
of
bonds, series A, dated May 1, 1962, and due serially,
May 1, 1964-77. The bonds, priced at par and accrued
.interest, bear interest at from 5% to 5%%.
'
$450
Stokes
&
900
Adams
t;
&
&
Amount
300
900
;
Struthers
principal
.'. v
■
Bodine
Legg
900
900
Robert
1803.
p.
the
and
Vinje Lutheran Church of Willmar, Minn.—Bonds Of¬
fered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis., is offering
publicly, $375,000 of this corporation's first mortgage!
agreed
.
Morris,
C.
Pacific
900
Wm. H.
See Funded
Elkins,
John
The
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
Spencer Trask & Co._
Privately—On June
5, 1962, it was reported that a $10,000,000 conditional
sales contract due April 15, 1962, issued by this com¬
pany, had been sold through R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
New York City.—V. 194, p. 1553.
Trans-American Life Insurance Co., Inc.—Exch.
sell
below:
Craig-Hallum, Kinnard,
Townsend,
&
Mackall
——
Tucker,
&
Crouter
900
Co
Curtis
Co
&
900
Higginson Corp.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
7
..
;
900
Inc.__
Weeks
&
severally
Co.
Sons
&
Hutton
forth
Liederman
Peters,
and
rural
respective
..
DeHaven
1,500
Co._
&
Hornblower
Trailer Train Co.—Securities Sold
•
to
Burgess & Leith_.
Julien Collins & Co
„
Inc—
Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Gregory & Sons
'J*
.
to
...••*
E.
William
—V.
have
following
' Putnam
1,500
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
below
(000s omitted)
Amount,..
Boston
Lehman
A.
.
the
Corp._______ $2,340
Ripley
&
Co.,
2,330
Goldman, Sachs & Co
2,330
Kidder, Peabody & Co
1,500
Notes Sold Pri¬
•;
■
_
D.
bonds:
Inc.
Day
■
agreed
set
company
California
,
Harriman
Wood,
■
the
of
^
named
corporation
series
...
1972
Fulton
1
Mississippi and
1
purchasers
i
.
reported that $1,250,000
had been sold pri¬
Maine Co., New York
was
due
its manufacture
-
loan.
Lee
—
curtail
or
April
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions
tract, to purchase the respective number of
La.,
and
.
North
Country Securities Corp.
and
■
.
are
W.
&
Shreveport,
Ave.,
PROCEEDS—United Gas will apply proceeds of this financing toward "
a subsidiary's first mortgage bonds and toward
prepayment
America, New York City, has been named
transfer agent and registrar for the common stock of the corporation.
—V. 195, p. 2384.
Town
Fairfield
purchase of
Torch Rubber Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Commercial
has
company
1525
of
subsidiaries,
communities
farm
ner
,
intend to reduce
regulators.
ended
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below,
acting severally
through their representative, California Investors, have entered into
underwriting contract with the company, wherein and
whereby
the
.
company,
PURCHASERS—The
non-callable, were reoffered for public sale June 7 at prices to yield from
3.35% for the June. 1, 1963 .maturity* to 4.25% for the
maturities running from June .1, 1975 to June l? 1977, r
The certificates are rated Aa: by both Moody's and
Standard & Poor's. They are secured by new equipment
estimated to cost $10,314,965 and will mature in 15 an¬
nual instalments of $540,000 on each June 1 from 1963
to 1977, inclusive.—V. 195, p. 2305.
and
year
an
Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota/Texas and Wyoming.
-~t'
Pipeline operations are carried on in parts of Texas, Louisiana, Mis¬
sissippi, Alabama and Florida. Natural gas is distributed at retail in
.
.
com¬
North
that
certificates,; which
the
at
produce, buy, transport and sell natural gas
other liquid hydrocarbons.
They own or lease producing land in Ala¬
bama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Mexico,
they were awarded at competitive sale'
6v an issue
of
$8,100,000 7 Southern Pacific
equipment trust certificates, series 17, on a bid of
98.423 for the- 4% coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. bid
98.30, also for a 4% coupon.
t.
The
redeemable,
are
valves
fiscal
30, 1960 the company suffered
a
loss of $86,357
resulting primarily from expenses of moving to present
facilities and research and
development costs incurred in developing
the company's present
product line.
prices declining from 106.93% in
May 31, 1963, to par; and at special redemption
102.30% in the 12 months ending May 31, 1963,
declining from
par.
and
4%
:
bonds
the
51
,
June
on
FEATURES—The
does not, however,
of
sale
In
at general redemption
months ending
BUSINESS—The
; Southern Pacific Co. — Equipment Trust CertificatesOffered—Salomon^ Brothers & Hutzler and associates
announce
the
„
year
2305.
p.
12
prices
'
,
Sales
:
were
for
*
'
annual
company
and
coupon.
bids
bonds, also as 4%s, came from
White, Weld & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.,
jointly, 101.123, and Halsey, Stuart & Co., 101.08.
,
is
rate
a
operations
Other
(2747)
100
First
Boston
100
100
.
100
Washington
Co. — Preferred Sold Pri¬
Inc.
450
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.
100
underwriting
vately — On Juner 8, 1962, it was reported that 50,000
Folger, Nolan, Fleming &
Wyllie and Thornhill, Inc.
100 '
group managed jointly*by White, Weld & Co. and Stone
shares of this film's* series A<.5% preferred-stock
Co., Inc.i
450
"
7
{(par
& WebsteniSeeuritieSi^OKp.-announced the simultaneous
—V. 195, p. 2429.
v....
y* .*« --y
'
.r
.fy.""pj«r {$100) had been^sQld prjyat^vVth*.QUgh> Dean ^Witter &
offerings of:' - (1)"?:$3Q,OOO;O0O of Transcontinental Gas
Co., San Francisco.—V. 195, p. 2538.
/ • ...
Pipe>Line/5% .^
1, 1982, at 98.75%,.
United Security Life Insurance Co.—Acquisition—
plus ^accrued interest,- and' (2)
,.N. C., Aspinwall, President of United. Security Life has
150,000. shares, of: its
Western Carolina Telephone Co.—Private
announced,
Financing;
the purchase of Fidelity
cumulative preferred stock,- $5.26 series, at $100 per i
Service Life Insurance Co. of Birmingham
Arranged—On June 6, 1962, it was reported that Westco
yor $1,500,000 in cash.
V.
*
share, plus accrued dividends, if any. 7
.::
;
Telephone Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, had ar-'
United
Security
is J reinsuring
all
Fidelity
Service's
business
in"
t PROCEEDS^-Jt portion*, of
the net-. ..proceeds from ; the sale of the
;the amount of $16,000,000 of insurance in force, Mr. Aspinwall said.
ranged to borrow $6,150,000 from the Rural Electrifica¬
debentures-and'.preferred stock-will-be used to repay all of the -com¬
Preferred
Stock
Offered—On. June
7,
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Starkweather
&
Co.——i.
.
an
—
-
-•
.
.
,
.
,
....
.
.
.
.
pany's
outstanding-notes.-.The-balance
to be: available
will
for construction .and other
be
to
added
general funds;
.
,r
able
at
105%
the
option bf the
in- the
accrued
Mr.
books
redeem-
are
May 3Q. :
debentures
The
will
redeemable
not be
V
5.10%
or
less.
PREFERRED.
'
'
STOCK
interest
an
operation
to
cost
the
'
■
DETAILS—The
involving
' '
'
cumulative
2.5
*
entitled
shares
the
for
the
benefit
each
ending
year
The
to-
preferred
of
ending
year
May
1,
shares
of
rate
in
cents
50
each
May
1,
.1978
1968
operates
accrued
sale
of
Texas
natural
metropolitan
Mcf per
system
mont
portion
been
and
the
to
Texas,
system
pipeline
Coast
:
company
by
the Federal
to
has
the
New
company
Power
to
construct
miles
York-New
from
capacity
capacity
in
of
the
the
Jersey-Phila¬
of
the
New
Commission
to
construct
facilities
to provide
Mcf per day. -
additional
storage
V
•„
metro¬
facilities
s
of
which
approxi¬
t
REVENUES—For the 12 months ended March 31,
1962, the company
had total operating revenues of
$196,044,230 and net income of $21,948,710. The company's gas sales
during the period totaled about 457.5
billion cubic feet.—V. 195, p. 2592.
v
Transogram Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., New York
City, has been appointed
common
stock of
the
corporation.—V.
195,
p.
2642.
Tucson
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—Stock Sub¬
scriptions—The company has announced that of the
486,111 additional common shares offered for subscrip¬
tion
by stockholders at $20 per share through rights
expired May 28, 334,337 shares were subscribed
for and the remaining
151,774 shares were purchased
by the underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
The First Boston Corp., New York
City, for resale to
the public.—V. 195, p. 2428.
which
United Gas Corp.—Bonds Offered—First Boston
Corp.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
New York City, announced that
they headed a group
4%%
offered
on
June
first mortgage
The
group
won
7, $40,000,000 of this company's
and
'7 The bonds, due June
to yield 4.45%.
collateral
1, 1982,
trust
were
the issue June 6
Aluminum
Atlas
bonds.
offered at 102.30%
Irving
registrar
—V.
Corp., this issue.—V. 195,
.
2081. 1
p.
bid of
Co.—Proposed Sale—
the
of
195,
the
company's
2538.
p.
has been
appointed New York
cumulative preferred stock series B.
$1.18
:
i
•
,
retailing
Woolworth
President
has
Robert
pointed
all
out
the
Co's
C.
chain
first
born
was
Woolco
Store
with
department
the
store.
Kirkwood,
to
most
1932—and
1935.—V.
195,
become
the
end
acceptable
year is
so
of
the
1961.
over
of Woolco department stores was
decisions the Woolworth company
the
p.
by
increase
50%
the
when
was
have
volume
important
first
cents—in
20
that
billion, nearly a
that the opening
The
limits in
price
1930's."
discount "stores
that
estimated
three
made."
ever
ceiling
is
$7
late
the
noted
it
exceed
of
in
also
public
to
He
City,
W.
F.
was
Kirkwood
"one
York
New
;7
-
Co.—Opens First Discount
nationwide
new
a
the
supermarket
Light Co.—Appointment—
Co.,
7
•
.
t
51.
p.
:
,
during a ribbon-cutting
ceremony with Columbus, O.,' Mayor W. Ralston Westlake, predicted a
very favorable future for discount store retailing and
said his com¬
pany's objective is "to make Woolco as predominant in the
low-margin,
mass merchandising field as
Woolworth's is in the variety store field."
Kirkwood said "the potential for future expansion of discount de¬
partment stores is most promising." He compared their spectacular
growth in recent years to that of the supermarket and said "the dis¬
count
store
today is
at
the
same
point of
development that the
Vacco Valve Co.—Common Offered—On June
5,
1962,
Investors, Los Angeles, and associates, of¬
fered publicly,
125,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at
$430,000,
will be used for the purchase of land, construction of
new
facilities, equipment, and working capital.
101.56%
-
raised
company
second
was
when
it
its
price
abandoned
2429.
Wurlitzer Co.—New Electronic Piano—
California
BUSINESS—The
company was incorporated under California law on
1954, under the name of Vacuum & Air Components Co. of
America, and initially engaged in the operation of a general machine
shop and in the design and manufacture of tools, valves, cylinders,
May' 6,
machinery
and
die
other
and
operation
company's
valves
products.
originally
business,
for
metal
accounted
whereas
industry
with
The
shop and tool
approximately 60% of the
for
balance
the
machine
represented
the
manufacture
minor
percentage of valves sold for de¬
fense purposes. In 1957 the company discounted its machine
shop and
tool and die operation and directed its efforts toward the manufacture
valves
of
lators
and
which
regulators.
are
ground
sold
to
a
These
Items
produced for the space
are
also1 made to oil and
items
been
of
are
in
the
customers
equipment
support
missiles
and
to
primarily
missile
a
defense
and
chemical
valves
industry
limited
extent
agencies.
firms,
but
and
for
in
Sales
such
regu¬
use
in
airborne
of
such
sales
have
Insignificant volume.
company's principal offices as well as its facilities for engineer¬
ing, testing and assembling its products, are located at 1445 Lidcombe
Ave., El Monte, Calif.
During
the
fiscal
ended
April
1961, and the seven months
ended November 30, 1961, 96%
of the company's sales were to govern¬
ment
agencies, prime contractors and subcontractors. A curtailment
in
government
have
In
spending
substantial
a
year
either
in
adverse
effect
30,
the
on
space or defense
program
the company's business.
may
modified, to the
is
company
net sales
ment of
the
company.
required
the
license
agreement the
pay to the inventor a
sum
equal to
filter parts, and as consideration for the
to
of filters and
By .the. terms of the
2%
assign¬
agreement to the company, the company is obligated to pay
stockholders a sum equal to 20%
of the net
profits,
income taxes, of its Filter Division. The assignment is
federal
devote
hereby
to
upon
completion of this offering. The company intends
portion of the proceeds from the sale of the stock offered
the purchase of machinery to manufacture the filter. The
a
The
and
electronic
produced
64-note
sandstone
with
weighs 81
battery
pounds
pack
and
is
has
been
finished
in
packed
for
travelling,
inches
21
by
bench.
A portacover snaps over the
provides storage for the legs.
When
piano measures approximately 39 inches
the
inches.
8
piano back is 34 inches.
The
Wurlitzer
svstems
The
140
beige, with matching
panel and keyboard, and
music
by
piano
by the company.
portable model
in
both
portable
a
all-transistor
portable
battery
pack.
All three
house current.
cycle
The
console
pounds
and
model
is
mahogany,
Set
up
the
height
of
the
also available with tube amplifying
model 145 and a new console model 720.
model may be operated from an optional
may
be powered with 117-volt, 60-
models
of
the
designed
walnut,
playing,
for
,
electronic piano .is
in
Wurlitzer
electronic
contemporary
cherry
and
styling.
piano weighs 110
It is available In
with
matching benches.
Consoles are about 34 inches high, 42 inches wide and 22 inches deep.
According to Wurlitzer engineers, primary advantages of the elec¬
tronic
pianos compared to
conventional models are:
provision for
earphones that direct sound only to the pianist; special musical ef¬
fects; volume control, and lower maintenance requirements—plus tn©
play-anywhere feature of the
new
electronic
that
action
provide
pianos.
Tone
conventional
sustain
The
dampers
have
all
model.
newly designed keyboard and
touch compared to conventional
controlled by a sustaining pedal.
Both
a
identical
are
electronic
and
transistor
models
almost
maple,
pianos
have
approximately
the
same
interval.
tone
of
the electronic
piano is produced when a hammer strikes
a
Swedish
steel
reed.
In
addition
to
standard
piano tone, special
musical tonalities ranging from Hawaiian guitar to vibraphone effects
A
obtained
be
jack
feature
music
The
for
that
new
is
with
a
vibrato
control.
phonograph or tape recorder also is provided.
This
pianist to play in accompaniment with recorded
blended
through the electronic piano speaker system.
a
permits
the
Wurlitzer
electronic
to $475 with all accessories.
portable
pianos
are
priced
The consoles start at $435.—V.
from
195,
p.
$385
685.
of
principal
before
all-transistor
new
designed
may
July
1961, the principal stockholders acquired from the inventor
the exclusive right to manufacture and sell a newly
developed filter,
the inventor being unwilling to grant a license directly to the
company.
In
May, 1962 they transferred and assigned the license agreement,
as
A
The
The
to
a
Brass
Corp., this issue.—V. 192,
Trust
conditioned
on
&
2429.
p.
Wool worth
6
of
Woolworth
-
Offers to Increase Bohn
—
W.)
June
likely
missile
which
Testing
(F.
On
opening
to
of
co-registrar for the
gram.—V. 195,
•
7
Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Laboratories, Inc., this issue.
7 '
Uranium Reduction
stor¬
company's
York
service
.
'
1,480,754
available daily from
gas
customers
and
the
146,000
Bohm
See
owns
transportation
1,842
allocated
an
the
the
extends
authorized
serve
for
daily allocated capacity by 102,127 Mcf and increase
seasonal storage allocations by 75,000 Mcf
per day. Under certificate
applications to the .Commission, the company is seeking authorization
mately
See
at
parts of New Jersey, the Philadelphia area and the Pied¬
In April and May 1962, the
company was granted authori¬
increase
Associated
Utah Power &
Houston,
in
].
Universal American Corp.
.
at $106 per share during the
at prices decreasing at the
until the price is $100 per share;
pipeline
of
allocated
the
of
:77
t;o the
was" effective
thereafter.
area,
area.
sation
will
major
has
politan
area,
option
transferred
Aluminum Holdings—
dividends.
main
Gulf
the
at
period
>
1967;
day, exclusive of 415,873 Mcf of
The
age.
Louisiana
and
delphia
Its
gas.
months'
12
tion Administration to finance its current
expansion pro¬
After the transaction,
was
purchase
States Testing
thereafter
share annually
interstate
an
each
May 1,
and
BUSINESS—Headquartered
and
and
redeemable
are
•
per
plus
case
stock
100 shares
$110 per share on or before
-
preferred
annual
an
Security. *: The
'"7
is
sinking fund amounting to
outstanding on May 1,1967, beginning
with the year ending May 1, 1968 through the year
ending May 1, 1977;
and amounting to-five shares for each 100 shares so
outstanding for
also
See
company
United
of
7'7
United
.
refunding
any
vaults
;
redemption prices ranging from
for the sinking fund at par, plus
and
par;
cases.
prior, to;' June ;i|. .1967, as .part, of
the incurring of indebtedness with
of
and
company; at
first" year*to
interest In both,
Fidelity Service had assets totaling $4,000,000.
Aspinwall said, a net amount of $2,000,000
"
.*
corporate purposes.
■}• DEBENTURE REDEMPTION FEATURES—The debentures
XTRA, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On
June 6, 1962,
that $2,000,000 of this firm's subordi¬
15, 1972 with warrants had been
sold privately through Putnam & Co., Hartford, Conn.
it
was
nated
—V.
reported
notes due April
194.
p.
1322.
52
(2748)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
Monday, June 11, 1962
. . .
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Corporation,-'as 3V4S,- 2.30s,
2.40s, 2.45s, 2.60s, 2.65s, 23/4s, 2.85s
and 2.90s, at a price of 100.01, a
Y
Alabama
^
;
Bond Sale—The housing, din¬
ing and related auxiliary enters
■
*
,
,
;
system
revenue
bonds
totaling $2,175,000 offered June 4
195, p. 2431—were sold to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 3V8S and 3y2s, at a
par.
Sale—The
Warrant
and
awarded
were
the
to
of
Bank
Na¬
First
Memphis,
at
New
Dahlquist,
a
,<*:•: :• >
natural
000
$1,304,-
system revenue
refunding bonds and warrants of¬
fered
gas
the
at
awarded to
time
same
(PDST)
4
J-J.
terest
In¬
chase
cost
about
of
3.91%..,
324,000 warrants, as 4s, 3%s aJpd
4s, at a price of par, a net in-C
terest cost of about 3.92%.
<
tRe, syndi¬
members^ of
Other
Sterne, Agee & Leach; Hen&
Robinson-
Inc.;
Mayes,
Enterprise School District, Shasta
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — Richard C.
Brennan, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids in Redding until
2
(PDST) on June 11 for
purchase of $150,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
J-J.
Interest
Le¬
2539—were
at
Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc., and Thornton,
Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc.
quist, Herrington & Sutiliffe.
about 2.95%.*
Co.;
Stubbs,
Los Angeles,
Nordhoff Union School District,
net
100.01, a
about 3.63%.
cost of
Ventura
County, Calif.
$220,000 school,
Series A bonds offered May 29—
(P. O.
County
Tuscaloosa), Ala.
Bond Offering—Judge David M.
Cochrane announces
that sealed
195, p. 2431—were awarded to
the Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles.
v.
bids will be received until 11 a.m.
June 19 for the pur¬
chase of $2,500,000 courthouse and
jail bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
(CST)
on
1965
from
Due
to
Interest
1992.
Additional
Sale—The
$280,000
school, Series B bonds offered at
the
time
same
were
awarded
to
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
of San Francisco.
Union
Panama
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
School
County, Calif.
$90,000 school
bonds
offered
May 29—v. 195,
p.
2539—were
awarded
to the
ALASKA
i
District, Alaska
-
be
received
until July
24 for the
school
of
$4,250,000
building bonds.
purchase
of San
a
price
May
revenue
29
ARIZONA
*
Bond
Clerk
of
Board
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
of
sealed
on
Averill,
Supervisors,
&
S.
bids
June
25
until
for
11
the
purchase of $106,000 school build¬
ing
and
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on July
1
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
terest
Arizona
Sale—The
$11,200,000
multi-purpose bonds offered June
5—v.
to
195,
a
Harris
p.
2431—were awarded
syndicate
Trust
Chicago;
Bond
school
headed
&
by
the
Bank of
Savings
Chase Manhattan
Bank
Sale —The
building bonds offered
195, p. 2083—w ere
to a group composed of
4—v.
Bank
of
America
N.
T.
&
S.
A. of San Francisco; First of
Michigan Corp.; J. Barth & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Kalman &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Wagen-
of about 2.92%.
offered
June
Bank
New
of
Bond
Santa Cruz Redevelopment
Agency, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Olin C. White,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Y v ;! '
■
'
ceive
8
School District
Mount
000
of
members
the
Chemical
Bank
New
separate
Co.,
—
Alberta
Due on May
1, 1962.
to
1963
1,600,000
sewer
Co.;
June
1,
from
1963
INDIANA
Bank, Newark; Spencer Trask &
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co:*; Provident
Bank,
Cincinnati and Wells
&
Christensen, Inc.
1962.
1
bonds.
Dated
Due on Dec. 1
1981
-
*
\
Note—The
on
Y,
;
were
June 4
postponed.
above
Bond
bonds origin¬
scheduled to be offered
v. 195, p, 2644—and
,y
.
Elk Grove
Village, Illinois
Offering
—
G.
Eleanor
Turner, Village Treasurer, will re¬
Lake Worth, Florida
Certificate
and
water
tificates
p.
Sale—The $1,800,000
electric
offered
2432—were
First
Boston
revenue
June
6—v.
cer¬
195,
awarded to
the
Corporation
and
Dominick "&
Dominick, as 3*/2S,
3*/4s, 3%s and 3V4S, at a
price of 98.15, a net interest cost
4M>s,
of
sealed
ceive
about 3.57%.
(CDST)
Funds
Due
June 11 for the pur¬
$100,000 Working Cash
on
of
chase
bonds.
on
Feb",
inclusive.
Dated
1 from
Interest
July 1, 1962.
1973
1964 to
F-A.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Lake
County, Deerfield Com¬
munity School District No. 109
-
(P. O. Deerfield), III.
Madeira Beach, Florida
Certificate
Sale—The
refunding excise tax
tificates
p.
offered
•
$855,000
revenue cer¬
June
4—v.
195,
2539—were awarded to Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and Francis I. du Pont &
Co., as 3s, 3Y4S and 3*/2S, at a
price of 99.06, a net interest cost
of
about
3.39%.
Bond Offering—Henry R.
inclusive.
gality
Cutler.
Interest J-D.
approved
by
J-J.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
•
.
;
(P. O. Crown Point),
Lake County
Indiana
Offering
Bond
-T-.
;
S.
Andrew
Kovacik, County Auditor, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
until
-
11
a.m.
June 25 for the pur¬
$900,000 grade separation
bonds'. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due oh
July 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J. Legality' ap¬
(CDST)
on
chase of
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Orleans
,
Le¬
Chapman
&
Elementary School.
Corporation, Ind.
—
Charles W.
Building
Bond
Offering
Puff, Secretary, willrreceive sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
June 19 for the purchase of $520,000 first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1965 to 1992 inclusive. In¬
terest
Kim¬
ball, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 11 for
the purchase of $320,000 school
building bonds.
Dated; June 1,
1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
1975
terest
p.m.'
until .7:30
bids
a.m.
inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler.
10
(EST) on June 21 for the purchase
of $8,100,000 sanitary sewer bonds'.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1964 to 1993 inclusive. In¬
■
to
bids, until
sealed
ceive
inclusive.
1997
Interest J-D.
ally
;
Indianapolis Sanitary District, tnd.
: Bond Offering — Albert H.
waterworks and sew¬
bonds. Dated
Trust
v
In¬
•,
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
revenue
from
both
inclusive.
1982
to
1965
from
terest J-J.
/
Losche, City Controller, will re¬
Feb.
syndi¬
York
Co;, as 3V2S and 3Y4S^
1962. Due on Jan, 1
&
Walker
-
Clerk, will; re^
sealed bids until
Interest M-N.
of
Co.
Dated July 1,
Offering
$1,900,000
cost of about 3.17 %.
composed of Paine, Webber*
*; & "- Curtis; > Mercantile
of St. Louis, and G. H.
Trust
p.m.
4s, 3s and 3V4S, at a
100.005, a net interest
as
$1,310,-
building bonds was sold to a
group
follows:
York
Carmel), III.
Jackson
(CST) on June 25 for the
purchase of $3,500,000 bonds, as
5—v.
.»
Unit
No. 348 (P. O.
y'
Village
Foerster,
erage
City,
price
J.
p.m»T(CDST) on June 11.
of $365v000 water!
8
Bond Sale—An issue of
ILLINOIS
195, p. 2432—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Chase
Manhattan
Illinois
g—Harold
n
Wabash County Community
issue of June 4
our
195, p. 2644.
—v.
Tampa), Florida
Sal e—The
$5,000,000
bonds
Lynch,
*
the report in
Hillsborough County SpeciaLTax
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Bond
i
by Chapman & Cutler.
2308—were awarded to a group
Arlington Heights, Illinois
school
e r
for • tfee.vpuEchase
3.69%.
&
Durst;
Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox, and C. N. White &
Co., as 3%s, 2%s and 3s, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
No.;2-.'^j>
Note—The foregoing supersedes
2432 —were
Co., as
3*4, 3y2s and 33/4S, at a price of
99.06, a net interest cost of about
$1,600,000
awarded
seller
Maricopa County (P. O. Phoenix),
Bond
City High School Dis¬
trict, Riverside and San Bernardino
Counties, Calif.
the
p,
awarded to A. C. Allyn &
theim & Co.; Stone & Webster Se¬
curities
Corp.;
National
State
T.
cost of about 4.12%.
June
Offering—Rhea
$450,000
certificates offered
195,
—v.
until
Counties Joint
&
Weeks;
Marshall
&
Meyer, Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.,
and Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford,
as 3%s,
3.10s and 3.20s.
Francisco, as 5s and 4s, at
of 100.06, a net interest
N.
Riverside
Maricopa County, Littleton School
District No. 65 (P. O. Phoenix),
S a I e—The
Certificate
water
O f f
blower
A.
America
South Holland,
Bond
composed of the Commerce Trust
Company of Kansas City; Horn-
,
of New York;- Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.; Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank; Shields & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co,; Wer-
Sale—The
of
Bank
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
p.
of
\
;
cate: Morgan Guaranty Trust
District,
Kern
Bond
Anchorage Independent School
-
Hialeah, Fla.
Other
Legality approved by White,
F-A.
basis
a
FLORIDA
Bond Sale—The
Tuscaloosa
100.41,
195, p. 2540—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4s,.
2*4s and 2%s/at a price of 100.008,
a net interest cost of about 2.70%.
revenue
bonds. \ Dated June: 1,(P. O. Boise), Idaho <
Sale—The $700,000 school* 1962. Due on May 1 from 1963 to
bonds
offered
May 21—v. 195, 1988 inclusive. Legality approved
Calif.
Opelika, Ala.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes$1,236,000 gen¬ vig, County Clerk, will receive
eral
obligation refunding bonds sealed bids in Los Angeles until
offered May 29—v. 195, p. 2431— 9 a.m.
(PDST) on June 26 for the
were
awarded to a group com¬
purchase
of
$900,000
school
posed of the First National Bank bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due
of Memphis; Clement A. Evans & on
July 1 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
Co., and Howard C. Traywick & clusive. Interest J-J. T
Co., as 3V2S, 3Y4S, 3*/2S, 3%s and
3.90s, at a price of
of
La Canada Unified School District,
Bond Sale—The
interest
price
a
.
Bond
L.
R.
\
Gouwens, President .,of BoardYof
Trustees, will receive sealed bids!
Class "A" Sch. Dist.
Day, and the
American Securities Corp., as 3s,
&
Anthony
gality approved by Orrick, Dahb
&
v.
June
Ada and Canyon
$890,000 school
5—v. 195, p.
awarded to
Tucker,
offered' June
bonds
' Y
.
LeClaire Commu-J
building bonds offered May 28—;
to
1, 1962.
Interest
Legality approved by Oli¬
ver, Davis & Maner, and Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman.
Stonington, Conn.
...
Bond Sale—The
J-D.
Bond Sale—The
Humphrey Co., Inc.; Stern Broth¬
ers
Dated
\
.
(P. O. Edwardsville); III.
$150,000 school',
"
bonds.
1965
from
1
\
v.
;
nity Unit School District No. 7
from
IDAHO/;
p.m.
inclusive.
1
/"
Madison County,
.'*.. 1992 inclusive.
In¬
inclusive.
June
inclusive,
June
on
Trauernieht.
improvement
on
Charles
Legality approved, by
from
Y
1
protection
fire
Due
.
June
Ropes & Gray.
the
1987
,
a.m.
Legality approved by
J-J.
1992
to
500,000
will receive
on
1 from 1963 to 1982
terest
Due
1965
Sulli¬
11:30
15, 1962.- Due on Jan. 1 from 1970
1982
inclusive.
Interest J-J..
to
*
inclusive.
1992
bonds.
June 13 for the pur¬
of $2,875,000- school bonds.
July 1, 1962. Due on July
(EDST)
Dated
interest
drix
van, First Selectman,
sealed
bids
until
on<
street
1,250,000
'
J.
Offering—John
Bond
Due
to
1965
:
.
Fairfield, Conn.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers.
$980,000 bonds as 4s,. 3%s and
4s, at a price of 100.01, a net
.bonds.
p.m.
follows:
cate:
Boettcher & Company.
to
(CDST) on June 15 for the.
purchase of $680,000 general ob-;
ligation school boy Is. Dated July
a.m.
for the pur¬
general obli¬
on June 21
of $7,500,000
Education,
p.m.
re¬
11
$5,750,000 sewerage improvement
sold
school construction bonds was
on
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
were
Securities Corp., as
the Equitable
(EST)
will
until
gation bonds, as follows:
•
of $650,000
Bond Sale—An issue
re¬
June 18 for the pur¬
chase of $400,000 library bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on July
syndicate headed by
a
until
bids
sealed
ceive
The
No. R-32J
bids
sealed
River),'
(P O. Wood
of Board of
Secretary
of Council,
Clerk
Y-
,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Cam¬
B.
nJo
Illinois
Y"
/Y
:
Offering—Jack C. Walker,'
Bond
•
Macon, Ga.
Offering—Alex
Bond
COLORADO
D.
District No 15
;
Y.
4 i
County Community Sch. ,'
; Madison
/r,
; GEORGIA
chase
2%s and 3s.
—
of New York City.
eron,
ceive
School District
(P. O. Solid a), Colo.
about 3.20%
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler;
J-J.
Interest
3y4s, 3s, 3y4s and S.30s, at a price:
of 100.08, a net interest cost of;
Com¬
Trust
Midland
Marine
pany
(PDST) on June 19 for the
purchase of $380,000 school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1962. Due on July
15 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Caffee County
$500,000 public improvement
bonds, as 2%s and 3s.
Covina, Calif.
Bond
Offering — Aileen
200,000
general
obligation re¬
search
center a warrants,
as Hoorneek,
City Clerk, will
Sale
the
a.m.
CALIFORNIA
Additional
195, p. 2540—were awarded;to the!
Continental Illinois National Bank
Due on Aug. 1 from
1963 to 1988 inclusive; Payable at
Valley Oaks Union School Diet.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received at Ventura until 11
>
Dated: & Trust Company of Chicago, as>
bonds.
revenue
sewer
Aug. 1, 1956.
;
-
erle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.87%, as follows:
*m
Sut-
&
Herrington1
cliffe.
York
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.;
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.; Magnus
& Co., and Parker, Eisen, Waeck-
$700,000 bonds and warrants of¬
fered May 29—v. 195, p. 2539—
tional
Bank
Co., New York; Valley Na¬
tional Bank, Phoenix; First Na¬
tional
Bank in Dallas;
Dick &
Merle-Smith; Estabrook & Co.;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas
City;
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; G. H. Walker &
Huntsville, Ala.
Bond
Chemical
cate:
Trust
—-v.
and
.1
„
$370,000 school,
Bond Sale—The
building bonds offered May 31—v.:
<
prises
price of
*
Park Project tax
Lorenzo
Sch Dist. No. 65
(P. O. Lake Bluff), III,
M.
alloca¬ Draughon, City Clerk, will re¬
tion bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962y ceive sealed and .oral bids until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 19 for
net interest cost of about 2.72 %V Due on July 1, 1987. Interest J-J.
approved > by
Orrick, the purchase * of $130,000 water
Other members
of the syndi¬ Legality
O. Auburn),
Auburn University (P.
Florida
Offering—Mrs.
N.
Bond
>
for
ton1
Lake County
Plant City,
until 8 pun. (PDST) on June 26
the purchase of $650,000 San
and the First Bos¬
of New York,
ALABAMA
J-J.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord* Ice & Miller.*
University of Notre Dame
(P. O. Notre Dame), Ind.
Bond; Sale .— The $1,000,000
dormitory revenue bonds offered
May 29
sold
to
Finance
—
v.
the
195, p. 2432 — were
Housing and Home
Agency,
price of par.
as
3*4s,
at
a
Volume 195
Number 6167
j
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IOWA
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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i
the
,
purchase of $25,000
improvement bonds.
,
Independence, Iowa
Bond
Sale—The $30,000
Norfolk
public
street
June 19 for the purchase of
mm
Wferfn^—Sealed* and
Bond
(CST)
improvement
Aug.
oral
bids will be received until 2 p.m.
terSt
June 12 for the pur$125,000 park bonds.
-
on
chase of
public
0°°
r
be received until
Due
•
composed
of
Corp., Quail
the
First
Co., Shaw,
McDermott & Co., and Neu & Co."'
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.
i
$288,399.88
sold
were
composed
of
;
,
for
and
sewer
to
inclusive.
V
'•
.
a
11
(EDST)
purchase of
the
bonds,
Due
City National
Bank
&
Trust Company,
Com¬
merce
Trust
Company,' both of
Kansas
City, and the Farmers
State Bank of Hays.
on
/
follows:
as
public
$10,600,000
group
the
June 27
$18,800,000
a.m.
school
June
on
V" ,1992
-
1964
to
;
.
6,500,000 " Metropolitan
District
v
bonds. cDue
June
on
from
1
Oxford, Mass. • ! '" !
Note Sale—The $45,000 munici¬
pal land notes offered May 29—
195,
v.
1964 to 2002 inclusive.
&
.
.
inclusive.
by
the
2541—were awarded to
p.
State
Street
Bank
&
Note
Sale
' ; r
M-S;
1964 to
Le¬
Dated
/
7
Bullock Creek School District
for
Hannahs
3.06%.
Offering
Duffy, County Treasurer, will
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive;
tional
Dayton, Ky.
Offering—Ruth
i
*"
Bond
ley,
<£ierk,.*
City
•
.
ing
Due
%
July
Interest
1,
1963 to
«
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a
1972
•
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Jefferson County (P. O. Xx
Louisville), Kyr
Bond
Fiscal
''
:
Note Sale-^An issue" of $200,000
-
temporary loan notes
1
•
J.Gardner, Mass. 'u*'*"
the
Offering—W. M. Lamont,
Clerk, will receive
Worcester
Bank of
Courts
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
June 20 for the purchase of
$220,-
Bond
Sale—The
$800,000 school
bonds
offered
May
construction
28—v.
195,
2433—wer$<%warded
p.
to
a
group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
ley
•
6—v.
195,
a
.2541—were
p.
composed of
group
/basis
of
about 3.13%.a
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Shearson,
and
Neumann,
County < .National
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
.
temporary loan notes
the
*"
was
Newton-Waltham
(CDST)
p.m.
purchase
ment
%
«
Due
net
a
interest cost of about 3.61%.
Y
Sale —The
bonds
Interest J-J.
Howard,
Legality
Peterson,
Lefler.
Hitterdal, Minn.
.
bonds
cott
&
&
Paine, Webber,
Curtis and
Co.,
price of
a
sold to
was
Jackson
E.
4%s and
as
J.
Pres-
4.60s, at
par.
Hopkins Independent School
District No. 274, Minn.
Sale—The $875,000 school
Bond
$1,850,000
June
offered
for the
Bond Sale—An issue of
$110,000
water
and
sewer
improvement
Dearborn, Mich.
Bond
14
July 1 from 1963 to 1977
on
and
price of 100.04,
June
$110,000
improve- '
July 1, 1962. "
LeFevere
a
A.
Dated
by
3%s, at
p. c
Clerk-Treasurer,
on
of
bonds.
approved
5—v.
building bonds offered May 28—
195, p. 2433—were awarded to
group
composed
of
the
Harris a group composed of Paine, Web¬
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago; ber, Jackson & Curtis; Commerce
Chase Manhattan Bank, and the Trust Company of Kansas
City,
First National City Bank, both of and Kalman & Co., Inc., at 2.60s,
New York City, as 5s,
3^, 3%?,: 3sr 3.20s, 3.40s and 3^3, at a price
and y8s, at a price of 100.02, a nelt, of "t)ar, a net interest cost of about
sewer
195,
2433—were awarded to
p.
interest cost of about 3.42%.
a
v.
3.31%.
^
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Township School District
No. 4 (P.O. Ironton), Mich.
Bond
Offering—Ralph Price,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
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;
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Lake Elmo, Minn.
Eveline
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (CDST)
June
on
21
for
the
purchase
(EST) on June 12 for the
purchase of $35,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1972
■
.1
p.m.
inclusive.
Miller,
Legality
Canfield,
by
approved
Paddock
•
&
of
$190,000 water bonds.
*'
•
*
v.
.
•
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•
V,
;
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Litchfield Independent School
District No. 46S, Minn.
*
•
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June 21 for the
purchase
of
$1,390,000
school
bonds.
;
.
Stone.
Prior
Heintzen
School District
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
was
sold to the First
&
School
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
Lakeview School District (P. O.
Independent
719, Minn.
Offering—Edmund Petsch,
Bond
$150,000
Michigan Corporation.
June 20 for the0ptir$450,000 school building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
chase
"
St. Clair Shores), Mich.
.Trust
Lake
District No
Southgate), Mich.
sold to
Bank
City
and
school bonds
Wayland, Mass.
'
•
-
.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
inclusive.
Y
4
-
195,
Hammill & Co., as 4V^s, 3y4S, 3V2S
& Co.; Fahnestock &
Co., and Clayton Securities Corp.,
as
3.15s, at a price of 100.20, a
Worcester, at 1.23%. Due
Nov. 5, 1962.
on
2.16%.
*
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Offering — Rodger-
Goodbody
sold to.
was
Na¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Legality
i
about
awarded "to
.
y
of
June
on
Y
bonds
Industrial
Rhode
.
•Fall River, Mass. "
'
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$50,- Y Note
Sale—An issue of $500,000
000 general obligation fire
equip¬
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. temporary loan notes was sold to
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1984 the First National Bank of Boston,
at 1.29%. Due on Oct. 24, 1962./•
inclusive. - Interest M-N.V
.
the
of
Authority (P. O. Boston), Mass.
Bond Sale—The $2,200,000 dor¬
mitory- -revenue
bonds
offered
,
approved by Joseph R. Rubin.
equipment
-
to
University of Massachusetts Bldg.
t
J-J.
"
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Bank
basis
1962.
Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray.
1 receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
June 12 for the purchase of
Dated
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Birk-
F.
will
bonds.
3.10s, at a
basis of about
as
*
-
Bond
•
com¬
Island, in
Providence, and
the
^irst-Machinist National Bank of Taunton,
as
2.20s, at a price of 100.08,. a
(EDST)
a.m.
sold
-was
re¬
on
June 11 for the-purchase of
$280,000 agricultural school build¬
Grafton,
Ferguson & Fleischer.
/
departmental
F.
purchase of $!,-».< ceive sealed bids
c/o The National
525,000 school buildingu revenue
Shawmut Bank, 40 Water Street,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due
op
Boston, -until 11:30
group
Bond Sale—An issue of $112,000
Thomas
—
a
Taunton, Mass.
Massachusetts
Bond
the
Legality^ approved., by.
&
Lee,
100.26, a
price of
County (P. O. Salem),
*
to
*
.
Bonds Not Sold—The single bid /
for
the
$400,000 park ■;
offered May 28—v.
Trust
Smith, Barney & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Lyons,
r.
v
>
r<T. O. Midland), Mich,
of
*
Essex
•Bond Offering—Clyde
Gravett,
CountyXour-t Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
13
posed
MASSACHUSETTS
County (P. O. Winchester),
Kentucky
; * - •
awarded
were
^
-
-
.
KENTUCKY
June
-
1, 1962.*: Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Wein¬
berg & Green.
; "
;
;
gality approved by Dean & Dean.
Clark
1992 inclusive.
June
Le¬
2433—was rejected.
Y
>
Interest
1,
to
Crystal, Minn.
to the Detroit Bank & Trust Com¬
.
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
Interest J-J.
bonds
.
on
school
July
received
'
inclusive.
Dated
July 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
The
Clawson School District, Mich.
Company of Boston, as 2.90s, at a
Note
Offering—Clara M. Mcbonds.
Due on June 1 from
County Rural High
price of 100.25, a basis of about
School District No. $ (P. O.
Carty, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
1964 to 1992 inclusive. "<
Y'Y. 2.85%.
V ;
;
' cation, will receive
sealed bids
; 500,000
Basehor), Kansas
highway bonds. Due on
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 14 for
Scituate, Mass.
; Bend Sale—An issue of $358,000 \ June 1 from 1964 to 1972 in¬
Bond
school building bonds was sold to
Sale—The various pur¬ the purchase of $150,000 tax an¬
clusive.
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the Columbian Securities Corp., as
300,000 property acquisition pose bonds totaling $1,080,000 of¬ ticipation notes. Dated June 12,
fered June- 6—v. 195, p. 2645— 1962. Due on Jan. 1, 1963.
3s, 31/2S, 3%s and 4s. Dated June 1,
bonds.
Due on June 1 from
1982
Due
$1,500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 29
—v.
195, p. 2541—were awarded
—
Leavenivotth
1962. Due
$700,000
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart. Windhorst & West.
operational I' building
1,500,000
of
bonds.
Birmingham School District, Mich.
.
July
on
Company. Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike, - Palmer
Dodge.
V
/
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bonds.
from
1
•
anticipation notes. Dated
15, 1962. Due on March 15,
pany,' at 1.59%.
/.
.
520,000 water bonds. Due
Bo"? .pttewgr^ounty Execu-
until
-
Hays, Kansas
:
Bond Sale—Sanitary
;
$1,300,000 water loan bonds. Due
on
July 15 from 1965 to 1992
that sealed bids will be received
•
rv;1.
r
.
1963.
Trust
Dated July 15, 1962. Payable at
the State Street Bank v& Trust
KANSAS'
.
June
&
.15 from 1965 to 1992 inclusive.
*
purchase
building
1974
Maryland
,
the
1962.
?\rtive Christian H. tKahI announces
..--j...
-
^
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 3 p.m. (CDST) on June 26 for
000 tax
Company,
111
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.- (EDST)
on June 12 for the
purchase of $1,820,000 bonds, as
follows:/.'* \l";'
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Offering—Everett ZimerClerk of Board of Educa¬
man,
Community School Dist.
Franklin
Baltimore County (P. O. Towson),
of
&
Bond
be received until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 13 for the purchase of $40,-
re¬
Indep. School District
No. 112, Minn.
Sept. 1, 1962.
Almont
53
MINNESOTA
Chaska
1962.
ceive sealed bids c/o State Street
'
group
8,
No. 12, Mich.
Rogers, Town Treasurer, will
by
foregoing supersedes
Saydel Consolidated School Dist. ■> the report in our issue of
May 28
(P. O. Des Moines), Iowa
^
—v
195 pt 2540.
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r
;Bond Sale—The $400,000 school "
Y ' 'V
;
building bonds offered May 28—v. ' MARYLAND
I 'J <
195, p.f 2540—were awarded to a
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1
*.
Iowa.
June
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Judell
&
Dated
Bank
Legality approved
cox
on
2, 1962.
Orleans, Mass,
Bond Offering — Francis I.
Fo„yJ C°* *■ Judell..
Note—The
•
Nov.
on
Due
a.m.
notes.
12
$250,000
$325,bonds..
11
tion
(EDST)
for the purchase of
tax anticipation notes.
June
on
1962. Que on
FA
p.m.
(EST) on June 11 for the
purchase of $150,000 tax anticipa¬
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
assessment
McDermott & Co.
County (P. O. Dedham),
Massachusetts
St. Landry Parish Hospital Service
District No. 1 (P. O. Eunice), La.
bpnds offered May 14—v. 195, p. <
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
2$08 — were awarded to Shaw, be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
special
improvement
(2749)
J-.
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on
of
Company of Waltham, at Y Note Offering—Robert Hansel, Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1988 inclusive..
Interest
J-J.
/
building revenue bonds.
1.19%; Due on Oct. 25, 1962.T
Legality approved
Secretary of Board of Education,
:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will'
Dated June T, 1962. Due on June 1
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart,
/will receive sealed bids until 8
be received until 11 a.m. (EDST)
/
"
Weymouth, Mass.
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Windhorst & West.
In¬
Bond
O f f e r i n g-r-R.
Chester p.m. (EST) on June 11 for the
on
June 26 for the purchase, of
terest J-D,. Legality
approved by
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Lopaus, Town Treasurer, will re¬ purchase of $300,000 tax anticipa¬
$3,634,000 school bonds.
Chapman & Cutler, and Grafton,
Dated May
ceive sealed bids c/o State Street tion notes.
1, 1962. the report in our issue of June 4
i-
000 school
Haverhill, Mass.
t
.
Ferguson & Fleischer.
>
Hudson, Mass.
Bond
Y
Y'''• LOUISIANA
Jefferson Parish
Louisiana
Certificate
;Y
O'Malley,
receive
(P. O. Gretna),
■
*
.
Offering
111
bids will be received until 2
p.m.
(CST) on June 21 for the purchase
of $62,352.48
street
paving
tificates. /
,
:
.
11
dent
housing
car-
;
•
bonds
to
a
bonds
2,420000
bonds
to
the
and Home Finance
-
3V2S, at
com-
Housing
Agency,
No: 1, La.
v
Bond
Offering
—
about
Secretary of Parish
will
9:30
receive, -sealed
a.m.
(CST)
on
[
'
J. D.;
bids
July
-
until
18
for
for
the
bonds,
as
.
.
.
street
elusive.
300,000
/
bonds.
/.-
_
sewer
Due
on
;
bonds.
Due
on
July 15 from 1963 to 1992 in
:
'V/ elusive.
.
Dated
July 15, 1962.
Interest
Legality
approved
by
J-J.
Storey,
Dodge.
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
sold
3.05%.
.
noon
(EDST)
clusive. ;
Interest
Note
Legality
temporary loan notes
to
the
National
$1,000,-
was
sold
Bank
of
—v.'
May 1, 1963.
School
Sale
District,
the
to
at
—
1.92%.
&
Trust Co.,
Independent School
a
syndicate composed of John
Nuveen &
Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Shaugh& Co., Inc., and the Chanman, Secretary of Board of Edu-. ner Newman Securities Co., as 3s,
cation, will receive sealed bids 3.30s, 3V2S, 3.70s and 3.80s, at a
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 12 for price of par, a net interest cost
Troy School District, Mich.
^
Note Offering—Russell E. Kauf¬
the
purchase of $350,000 tax
ticipation notes. Dated June
Due
Utica
on
an¬
nessy
of about
15,
March 15, 1963.
Community School District,
Michigan
3.68%.
Y
St. James,
Bond
be
on
Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
June
18
until
for
8
the
p.m.
(CDST)
purchase
of
$100,000
street
improvement
Offering—George F. Rob¬
bonds.
erts, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Waconia, Minn.
until 2 p.m. (EST) on June 11 for
Bond Sale—The $295,000 hospi¬
the purchase of $875,000 tax an¬
tal bonds offered May 22—v. 195,
ticipation notes. Dated June 11,
p. 2310 — were awarded to the
1962. Due on May 1, 1963.
American National Bank of St.
Note
approved by Rapes & Gray.
Wayne Community School
District, Mich.
Note
Adrian School District, Mich.
2645.
school building bonds offered May
31—v. 195, p. 2541—were awarded
to
;
p.
District No. 281, Minn.
Bond Sale — The $1,050,000
The
Detroit Bank
195,
Robbinsdale
Mich.
$600,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 29
—v.
195, p. 2541—were awarded
MICHIGAN
of
000
Boston, at 1.23%.
14 for the
$150,000 school loan
bonds. Dated July 15, 1962. Due
on July 15 from
1963 to 1977 in¬
J-J.
on
Roseville
,
Note Sale—An issue
First
June
of
Newton, Mass.
:
on
purchase
Due
1962.
Wrentham, Mass.
offered
-
Salt,
Police-Jury,
•v
;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 3.10s,
at a price of 100.36, a
basis of
as
a
Sabine Parish Road District
C
June 20
$500,000
July 15 from 1963 to 1972 in-
ap¬
''
Bond Sale—The $560,000 school
project bonds offered June 4—v.
195,
p.. 2645—were
awarded
to
price of par. Due on
July 1 from 1972 to 2001 incl.
■
Legality
on
May 29—v. 195, p.
Bond Offering — George S.
to the Housing
Perry, Town Treasurer, will reandJ Home
Finance
Agency, as "ceive sealed bids
c/o State Street
3%s, at a price of par. *
Bank
&
.Trust
Company,
111
Franklin
Nahant, Mass.
Street,
Boston,
until
at
a
price of par. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1971 incl.
•
inclusive."
1977
2433—were
Inc., and
Barrow, Leary & Co., as 3%s,
.
for
Holyoke College (P. O.
Hadley), Mass.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 dormi¬
tory and dining facilities revenue
posed of Ladd Dinkens & Co.,
Scharff
&
Jones,
*
June- 14
South
revenue
group
on
Mount
bonds offered June 4—v.
195, p.
2308—were awarded ,as follows:
$315,000
(EDST)
purchase of
Company, follows:
Street, Boston, until ;$200,000
(EDST)
Trust
Company,
111
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
State
proved by Ropes & Gray/
$2,735,000 stu¬
system
vc/o
purchase of $450,000 electric
light loan bonds. Dated July 15,
1962.
Due on July 15 from 1963
(P O. Baton Rouge), La.
Sale—The
Franklin
a.m.
to
Bond
bids
the
Louisiana State University atid
Ag¬
ricultural and Mechanical
College
•*
sealed
&
Franklin
Bank;. & Trust
Street1
»
Sealed
Bank
Offering—Anthony
J,
Town Treasurer/ will
Sale
—
The
Paul.
Wrenhall Independent School
District No. 100, Minn.
$500,000 tax
Bonds
Not
Sold—The
only bid
$450,000 school
anticipation notes offered May 28
—v.
195, p. 2541—were awarded
submitted
Secretary of Board of Education,
to
building bonds offered May 28—
will
at
Note
Offering—Louis
receive
sealed
bids
Roberts,
until
3
the
National
1.92%.
Bank
of
Detroit,
\t
1Q5
r>
for the
9541—was
rpiftpted.
54
(2750}
195,
2541—were awarded
S. Corporation.
p.
Improvement District No. 46S
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
to the First U.
Note Sale—The
Hillman,
will
receive
(EDST)
Treasurer,
County
Yellowstone County Rural Special
Erie County (P. O.
New York
Trenton),
Bond Offering—Martin
trict No. 54 bonds.
$350,000 indus¬
trial plant bonds offered May 29
—v.
Mercer County (P. O.
New Jersey
purchase of
$60,000 Special Improvement Dis¬
Louisville, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
18 for the
until June
MISSISSIPPI
'
bids
sealed
on
2
until
p.m.
purchase of were awarded to the Chase Man¬
improvement bonds. hattan Bank of New York City,
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 at 1.64%.
June
12
the
for
Sale
Hamburg, N. Y.
airport
municipal
offered
bonds
at
awarded
were
same
the
to
to
as
MISSOURI
Marysville, Missouri
Offering—Helen
Clerk,
City
Gin¬
A.
recjeive
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
June
18
for
the
Interest
inclusive.
1972
373,000
J-D.
bonds
(CST)
purchase of
$1,204,000 bonds, as follows:
$881,000 street improvement
bonds.
1,
1962.
Due
inclusive.
1
Interest
approved
1963 to
from
J-D.
Legality
Delafield
Hawkins,
by
composed
1991
members of the syndi¬
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co.; John Nuveen
& Co.; A.
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Stern Borthers & Co.; Weeden &
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; G.
H. Walker & Co.; Braun,Bosworth
& Co., Inc.; The Illinois Company;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller; Herbert J.
Sims & Co., Inc.; A. G. Edwards
&
Sons; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Rob¬
ert L. Whittaker & Co.; George K.
Baum & Co., and First of Iowa
Corp.
Other
Bond
Sale—The $2,810,000
on
1
Due
bonds.
on
Bond Sale—The
from 1963 to 1987 in¬
offered
bonds
ceive
sealed bids at
the
office
approved
Storey,
by
price of
Agency,
as
Bond
Note
Offering—Theresa
Dema-
rais, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
June 12 for the purchase of
$800,000
temporary loan
notes.
Dated June 11, 1962. Due on Dec.
14, 1962.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge.
bonds
and
tional Bank
1—v.
pur¬
First
& Trust
supply
195,
v.
Sale—'The $866,000 water
bonds offered June 5—
p. 2542—were awarded to
3%s, at.
of
price of 100.01, a. basis
a
about
3.37%.
Jackson Township School District
(P. O. Jackson), N. J.
Sale—.The $75,000 im1 Bond; Offering-r-Sealed bids, will
May 28 .be received,
until July 2. for- the.
—v.
195, p. 2542—were awarded
purchase*
of
$2,000,000
school
to the First State
ptovement "bonds offered
Libby.
bonds.
Madison
County, Twin Bridges
High School District No. 7 '
(P. O. Twin Bridges), Mont.
Bond Sale-r-The $135,000 school
bonds offered May 29—v.
195, p.
—
were
Davidson
Baum
&
awarded
to
D.
A.
.Bond
Mercer
.
.
Bond
,
,
Lodi, N. J.
Froehlich,
Jr:,
will receive
P-m.
;
.
of
of
Burnsville, N. C.
Bond
Sale—The
funding
bonds
$170,000 re¬
offered May 29—
v.
195, p. 252—-were
the Vance Securities
awarded to
Corp. and J.
Lee Peeler & Co.. at a price of
par, a net interest cost of 'about
4.35%, as follows:
$60,000
water,
street
and
sewer
bonds, as 6s.
40,000 bonds, as 6s, 4y4s, 4s and
4y4s.
Y:
•■I'v';':,: :
70,000 water bonds,
4s, 4y4s and 3s.
6s, 4yis,
as
Borough
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
-
Clerk,
until
8
June 18 for the
Co., and George K. purchase of $338,000 general im¬
Co., as 3.60s, at a price provement bonds. Dated June 1,
1962.
Sidney, Mont.
Offering—Mayor
will
receive
to
Harold
sealed
bids
Due
1976
on
June
inclusive.
1
June 1
on
inclusive.
from
Interest
approved by
1, 1962.
Due
Legality
Portale Si Public Schoot District
I slip
No. 1, N. Mex.
Sale—An
school
000
issue
building
of
100.003,
$420,bonds was
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
purchase
City and Boettprice of
basis of about 2.34%.
on
Beekmantown, Plattsburgh, Chctzy
Howe,
$895,000 school
May 29—v. 195, p.
a-
Delafield
as
a.m.
(EST) on June 12
purchase of $175,000 bonds,
follows:
$135,000
Due
Offering
sealed
of
bids
—
Finance,
until
11
June
40,000i:-fire:
bonds.
A.
1964 to
will
1
sewer
from
bonds.
1965
to
fightings equipment:
Due
on
June
from
1
1972 inclusive.
Dated
June
1, 1962. Interest
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
a.m.
J-D.
on
lows:
NORTH DAKOTA
$8,427,000 public improvement
bonds, Due on. June, 1 from
&
sanitary
on
1982, inclusive;.?
^
;
Gordon
Easter-
11
for the
June 12 for the purChase of $10,796,000 bonds, as fol¬
group
Bank
Hawkins,
by
until
in¬
Legality
Director
(EDST)
.
Commercial
1992
County* XP. Q; Rochester),
receive
composed of Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; Charles King & Co., and the
National
to
J-D.
Wood.
Bond
New York
awarded to
1963
New York '
(P. O. Plattsburgh),
were
$1,895,000
school
1, 1962. Due
from
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
separate sealed bids in Raleigh
June
Interest
Monroe
and Altona Centval School Diet.
—
1
approved
&
2434
June
clusive.
NEW YORK
No. 1
of
Dated
bonds.
Legality
Pershing,
Reidsville, N. C.
Offering—W.
Bond
will
be received until June 14 for the
Kansas
a
Union Free School District
(P. O. Bayshore), N Y.
No. 1
of
J-D.
Interest
approved by Mitchell,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
Dikeman.
Bond
June 1 from 1964 to 1986
on
inclusive.
Galloway &
Sykes,
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids in Raleigh until 11
a.m.
(EST) on June 12 for the
purchase
of
$143,000
sanitary
sewer bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
1963 to 1992
J-D.
Mayodan, N.C.
Offering—W. E.
Bond
Grand Forks,
N* Dak.
E. Martin,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
est J-D.
about 3.44%,
2,369,000 public improvement bids: until 7:30 .p jl: (CST) on
bonds. Due on Jan. 1 from June 18 for the purchase of $1,Brookhaven Union Free School
1965 to 1983 inclusive. Inter¬ 625,000
street, water and sewer
District No. 2 (P. O. Setauket),
improvement special assessment
est J-J.
New York
bondsv. Dated June 1,. 1962.
Dated July 1, 1962. Legality apDue.
*. ;Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
proved by" Sikes,* Galloway
& om June. 1; from~ 1963 to 1981 in¬
be
received
until
3:30.
p.m.
clusive;: * Legality/ approved
by.
Dikemam
\V
(EDST) on June 26 for. the; pur¬
Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Wind¬
chase of $1,300,900 school bonds. Mount Vernon City School District,
horst & West.
Dated June: 1,1962. Due on June 1.
New York
from l963 to 1992-inclusive.** Le¬
Bond Sale'
T h e. $7,200,000 Ramsey ^County, * Edmore i-. Public
Schaol*District? (P. G.Devil's
offered:
gality
approved 1 by <■ Hawkins, school; building, bonds
Delafield & Wood,:
June 5
v. 195,-p; 2542—-were
Lake), North Dakota
~
Bond Offerings-Una Blomquist,
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Clifton Park, Fischer Ferry Fire
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank of District Clerk, will receive sealed
District (P. O. Rex ford), N. Y.
New York City, as 3.30s, at a price bids until 2 p.m; (CST) on June
Bond Sale—The $45,000 fire of 100.10, a basis of about 3.29%. 15 for the purchase of $265,000
house bonds
offered
Other members of the syndicate: school building bonds. Dated Aug,
May 29—
v. 195, p. 2434—were awarded to
Bankers Trust Co.; Chemical Bank vl, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964
Trust Company of - Albany, as; 3 Vz s,
at a price of 100.68, a basis * of
.
.
1963 to
1991
Bond
inclusive. Inter¬
Offering-^H.
;
.
.
..
.
-
Offering»-George N.
&
100.07.
Due
NEW MEXICO
bonds offered
Bond
of
Manufacturers
Trust
NORTH CAROLINA
Clerk, will receive sealed
school bonds. Dated June
of 100.18,
Na¬
7
Bank of
2.95s, at a price
basis of about 2.92%.
a
of¬
2542—
p.
the
Clifton, N. J.
Bond
Lihhy, Mont.
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
as
Bond Sale—The
par.
2434—were awarded to
George K.
Baum & Co., and D. A. Davidson
& Co.
Co.,
2.94%.
3y2s, at
District
$84,000
195,
to
a syndicate composed of Lehman
(P. O. Grant), Mont.
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 School Brothers; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
bonds offered May 28—v.
195, p. Inc., and Phelps, Fenn & Co., as
2434
the
and
Traders
Company
Buffalo, as 3%s,-at. a price
100.33, a basis of about 3.46%.
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
20 for the purchase of $1,250,000
cher & Co., as 2.35s, at a
various
totaling
June
awarded
MONTANA
No,
were
pany
Sale —The
and im¬
sewer
sold to the Commerce Trust Com¬
NEW JERSEY
Bloomingdale, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
provement bonds totaling $160,000
offered June 4—v. 195, p. 2542—
Portsmouth, N. H.
I
were
Beaverhead County School District
(P. O.
Princeton), N. J.
Palmer & Dodge.
Company of,
housing revenue bonds of¬
Passaic County, m Paterson, as
June
1—v. 195, p. 2434—
2.95s, at a price of 100.005, a basis
sold
to
the
Housing and of about
Home Finance
-
Cross
&
of
Huntington Central School Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Greenlawn), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Anita B. Renn,
Princeton Township
J-J.
Interest
fered
stu¬
1979 in¬
Legality
Thorndike,
from 1963 to
July 1
clusive.
pose
Washington University (P. O.
St. Louis), Mo.
•
Trust
Company of Buffalo, and R. D.
& Co., as 3s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 2.98%.
on
cate:
a
p.
group
3.19%.
about
were
195,
a
Marine
the
of
to
White
Hamlin Water District (P. O.
'
fered
awarded
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
& Wood.
'
dent
5—v.
Company of Western New York,
in
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross,
Dec.
on
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, 120
Keene, N. H.
Paterson, N. J.
Broadway, New York City, until
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
Bond Sale —The $3,791,000 11 a.m.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
(EDST) on June 12 for the
sive.
Interest M-S.
Legality ap¬
temporary loan notes was sold re¬ water system bonds offered June purchase of $410,000 school library
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
5—v. 195, p. 2542—were awarded bonds. Dated June
cently, as follows:
1, 1962. Due on
McEvers & Fizzell.
to a syndicate headed by Lehman June 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
$250,000 notes to the New Eng1 a n d
Odessa, Mo.
Interest J-D.
Merchants
National Brothers; Halsey, Stuart & Co. sive.
Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
Inc., and Phelps, Fenn & Co., bid¬ proved by Sykes,
Bank of Boston, at 1.55%.
Galloway &
sewer revenue bonds was sold to
250,000 notes to the National ding for $3,788,000 bonds as 3.35s, Dikeman.
the Bank of Odessa.
Shawmut Bank of Boston, at at a price of 100.10, a basis of
Hornell City School District, N. Y.
about 3.34%.
1.55%.
Springfield, Missouri
•
Bond Offering—Harold N. Paul,
Other members of the syndi¬
Due:rtrfr©ec. 6, 1962.
Bond Sale—The $6,750,000 pub¬
cate: Blair & Co., Inc.; Hallgarten District Clerk, will receive sealed
lic utility revenue bonds offered
Littleton Union School District,
&
Co.;
Dick
&
Merle-Smith; bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
June
6—v.
195, p. 2434—were
New- Hampshire
<
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Newburger, 19 for the purchase of $4,350,000
awarded to a syndicate headed by
building and equipment
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Loeb & Co.; Robert K. Wallace & school
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
be
received
until
11:30
a.m.
Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
Smith, Barney & Co., as 4%s,
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1991 inclusive.
(EDST) on June 12 for the pur¬ Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Herbert
3.10s, 3y4s, 3.30s and 2s, at a price
chase of $165,000 school building J. Sims & Co., Inc., and Johnston, Interest M-N. Legality approved
of
100.02, a net interest cost of
by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due Lemon & Co.
July
$950,000 school
June
2646—were
Due
basis of about 3.37%.
Dodge.
323,000 storm sewer bonds.
Dated
offered
Hamburg Master Sanitary Sewer
District bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
\
water
June
.
Bond
City School
District, New York
Bond Sale—The
Hamlin), N. Y.
$134,000 water
Syracuse, N.Y.
May 29—v. 195,
Legality
approved by
Dawson,
Note Sale—Notes totaling $10,clusive.
p. 2542—were awarded to a group 825,000 were sold recently to the
Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
Dated June 1,1962. Interest J-D. composed of Roosevelt & Cross;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
Legality approved by Hawkins, Manufacturers and Traders Trust New York
NEW HAMPSHIRE
City, as follows:
Delafield & Wood.
Company of Buffalo, aqd John J.
$10,050,000
bond
Berlin, N. H.
anticipation
De Golyer Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
notes at 1.67%.
Note Offering—Richard L. RoPassaic, N. J.
price of 100.10, a basis of about
Bond Sale — The $1,745,000
775,000
revenue
anticipation
berge, City Treasurer, will receive
3.74%.
notes at 1.60%.
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EDST) water supply bonds offered June
on
June 11 for the purchase of 5-—v. 195, p. 2543—were awarded Hempstead,
East Meadow Union
Union Springs, N.Y.
Free School District No. 3
$300,000
temporary
loan notes. to a syndicate composed of Leh¬
Bond Sale—The $480,000 sewer
Daited June 13, 1962.
(P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
Due on man Brothers; Halsey, Stuart &
bonds offered May 29—v. 195, p.
Bond Offering — Alastair MacDec. 14, 1962.
Legality approved Co. Inc., and Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
2543—were awarded to Roosevelt
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & as 3%s, at a price of 100.02, a Donald, District Clerk, will re¬
3%s,
3%s, 6s, 3y4s, 3V2S, 3%s and 2y2S,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.50%.
' V
Y//
grich,
clusive.
Due on July 1 from 1963
1, 1962.
,
Bank of Memphis,
tional
North Tonawanda
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
12 for the purchase of $3,300,000
$150,000
time
First Na¬
the
Offering—Henry O. Leyh,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Town
20 for the purchase of
$519,000 bonds, as follows:
Assessment District No.
$146,000 general bonds. Due on
100-58
special assessment local
June 1 from 1963 to 1973 in¬
improvement bonds. Dated July
$50,000
improvement
Plains, Kenower, Mac&
Co., and Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc.
Arthur
Bond
June
on
The
—
White
$1,489,000
.
Additional
$10,450,000 pub¬
lic library bond anticipation notes
ofered June 4—c. 195, p. 2646—
Dated
Tupelo, Miss.
submitted for the $6,780.50 im¬ from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬
Bond Sale—The $800,000 street
Legality approved by
improvement bonds offered May provement bonds offered May 29 est J-D.
29—v. 195, p. 2541—were awarded —v. 195, p. 2542.
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane.
to a group composed of the First
NEVADA
National Bank of Memphis, Equi¬
Morristown, N.J.
table Securities Corp., and Merrill
Las Vegas, Nev.
».
Bond Offering—Arthur A. Vigi- •
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Bond O f f e r i n g—Edwiria M.
lante, Town Clerk, will receive
Inc., as 3s, 6s, 3y4S, 3V2S, 3%s and Cole, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
2V2S, at a price of 100.01, a net sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
on
June 19 for the purchase of
interest cost of about 3.48%.
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, White, Weld & Co., Phil¬
adelphia National Bank, Roosevelt
& Cross, Inc., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
National Bank of Westchester,
Buffalo),
from
1963
Interest
J-D.
-
-
-
"
—
.
..
-
•
Roosevelt &
Co;, both of New
Harris Trust & Savings
Chicago;
Marine. Trust
New York Trust
Cross, as 3.60s, at a
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
price of 100.23, a basis of about York;
Washburn & McCarthy.
'
3.57%.
Bank,
to
1982/ inclusive.. Interest
F-A.
Legality approved by Erickstad &
Foughty.
.
Number 6167
195
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Due
Rocky River, Ohio
on
(2751)
Dec.
1
from
1963
to
ment
bonds
offered May 29—v.
2435—were awarded to a
55
the
City
Manager,
Municipal
Bldg., Oklahoma City, until 10
North Dakota
composed
of
Stranahan, a.m. (CST) on June 20 for the
Dated June 1, 1962. Interest J-D. group
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Harris & Co., Braun, Bosworth & purchase
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will bids until noon (EDST) on July Legality
of $90,000 junior lien
approved
by
Squire,
Co., Inc. and Ryan, Sutherland & bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
be received until 2 p.m.
(CST) 23 for the purchase of $1,300,000 Sanders & Dempsey.
Co., as 2y8s, at a price of 100.03, Jan. 1, 1983. Interest J-J. Legal¬
on
June 20 for the purchase of sewage plant bonds. Dated July 1,
a basis of about 2.10%.
Strongville City School District,
ity approved by George J. Fagin
1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
$200,000 school building bonds.
Ohio
of Oklahoma City.
1987 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Zanesville, Ohio
OHIO
Bond Sale
The school bonds
gality approved by Squires, Sand¬
Bond Sale—The various purpose Panhandle
Agricultural and Me¬
ers & Dempsey.
totaling $1,450,000 offered June
Alliance, Ohio
totaling $342,530
offered chanical College (P. O. Good well),
6—v. 195, p. 2543—were awarded bonds
: Bond
Offering — Joseph HarOklahoma
Seven Hilts, Ohio
to a syndicate composed of Field, May 28 — v. 195, p. 2435 — were
bert, City Auditor, will receive
awarded to McDonald & Co., as
Bond Offering — Chairman W.
Richards
&
Co., National City
Bond Offering — Earl P. Wil¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) Bank
of. Cleveland, - Commerce 3%s, at a price of 100.10, a basis Elmer Harber announces that the
oh June
18 for the purchase of liams, City Auditor, wiil receive
Board
of
Trust Company of Kansas City,
Regents will receive
of about 3.23%.
$177,380 street improvement spe¬ sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
Prescott & Co., Curtiss, House &
cial assessment bonds. Dated July* on June 11 for the purchase of
OKLAHOMA
July 7 for the purchase of $925,000
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 $303,130 special assessment bonds, Co., and Sweney Cartwright &
Co., as 3%s, at a price of 101.53,
to 1972 inclusive.
Interest J-D,: as follows:
Oklahoma Agricultural and Me¬
Oklahoma City Airport Trust,
a basis of about 3.62%.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,. $248*500 Sanitary Sewer District
chanical
Oklahoma
Colleges
(Stillwater)
Sanders & Dempsey.
•
' '
'
No.
1
improvement
bonds.
Bond Offering—^Secretary Orvin building
revenue
bonds. Dated
Toledo,Ohio:
1963
County, Sharon School
Steele
.
(P. O. Finley),
District
,
Bond Offering
—
1972 inclusive.
Clyde Brown,
195,
p.
,
—
.
Due
Barberton, Ohio
Bond
Offering
E.
Raymond
—
Flickinge'r, City Auditor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until 1
p.m.
on
Dec. 1 from
to
r 1982 inclusive.
54,630 sewer improvement bonds.
Sale—The
$178,000 Side¬
Crist
walk improvement
special assess¬
will
Bond
;
announces
be
received
sealed
that
the
at
bids
office
of
April 1, 1962. Due
1965
to
2002
(EDST) on June 18 for the pur-„
chase of $600,000 viaduct improve¬
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1972
J-D.
Interest
inclusive.
Legalitv
Sanders
Squire,
approved by
Dempsey.
&
"We
are
being weighed in the balance of history."
*
Dalton, Ohio
i
~
;
.
,
Bond Sale—The $54,675,66 sew¬
.
er
May;
assessment bonds offered
28—v.
2435—were awarded
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as
33/4s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
of about'3.71%; " '
V"J
195,
p.
to
Ohio
Kenneth
Delaware,
Offering
Bond
R.
—
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
receive
until,
bids
sealed
,
noon
June 11 for the pur¬
chase of $36,840 street improve¬
ment
and
sewer
special assess¬
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
(EST)
Due
on
on
J)ec.„;l from 1963 to 1972
Interest J-D. Legalitv
inclusive;
&
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey,■' '.lojav/,.
_
r„K
School District
Local
Elida
i
(P. O Elida), Ohio
Bond Offering — H. G. Boate,
Education, will
Clerk of Board of
bids
receive- sealed
until
8
p.m.
June 20 «for the pur¬
chase of $725,000 school building
(EST)
on
Dated JUly 1, 1962.
Due
semi-annually on June and Dec.
1 .from
1963 to
1982 inclusive.
bonds.
Payable at the Commercial Bank
of Delphos. \
V - "!
(
Franklin, Ohio
Sale
Bond
—
James J. Saxon
$42,000 street
The
improvement bonds offered May
21—v. 195, p; 2311—were awarded *
to Sweney, Cartwright & Co., as
3%S.
V;; ;
' V-
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Mrs. Evelyn
Lebanon
Bondr Offering
Augsburger, Clerk of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on June
21 for the
purchase of $795,000
school bonds, as follows:
$310,000 improvement and equip¬
bonds.
ment
,
Due
Dec.
on
1963 to 1985 inclusive.
from
building bonds. Due
485,000
15
v
15, 1962. : Interest
Legality approved by Peck,
Dated 'July
J-D.
Shaffer & Williams.
Lucas County
Bond Sale
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
The water supply
sewer
"However,
our
sale
as a
public service.
responsibilities for the defense of freedom and the fortify¬
our economy
Bonds program not
to meet them plainly
call for
an
expanded Savings
only during the Freedom Bond Drive this May and
June but from this time forward.
found
the scales on the side of
freedom. One way for banks and bankers to help right now is to get more
people to buy and hold United States Savings Bonds."
"We
are
being weighed in the balance of history. We shall not be
wanting if each of us puts his full weight into
special
assessments bonds totaling $25,890
29—v. 195, p. 2435—
offered May
to
awarded
were
part of the bonds and promoting their
ing of
passed 44^-billion dol¬
resounding tribute to banks and bankers for issuing the greater
—
sanitary
and
line
"Holdings of Series E and H Savings Bonds have
on
Dec. 15 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
Comptroller of the Currency
lars—a
group
a
Every American should own
com¬
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co;,
Inc.,- Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
Ryan, Sutherland, & Co.* as 3%s,
at a price of 100.66, a basis of
about 3.66%.
New Richmond
Exempted Village
Ohio
Bond Offering — Clerk Robert
School District,
W.
Burns
Board
of
announces
until
that
will
Education
the
receive
(EST) on
June 28 for the purchase of $2,sealed
bids
noon
500,000 school bonds. Dated July
15, 1962. Due semi-annually on
and
1984.
Payable
mond
15
Dec.
June
from
1963
to
at the
National
New Rich¬
Bank.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams.
--
-i
.
-
-
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT DOES NOT PAY FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE
FOR THEIR PATRIOTIC DONATION, THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT THANKS,
ADVERTISING COUNCIL AND
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
A-O.
approved by
Fagin of Oklahoma
Legality
J.
George
City.
iPayne County Indep. School Dist.
No. 103 (P. O. Yale), Okla.
Bond Offering — C. W. Stepp,
purchase of $675,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1983
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
the
for
11
Education, will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on June
chase of $20,000
12 for the pur¬
bonds, as follows:
$10,000 school building bonds.
10,000 transportation equipment
PENNSYLVANIA
$2,100,000
The
—
May
awarded
syndicate composed of Drexel
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
2543—
syndicate
p.
a
the First National
of New York City,
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of
of
composed
Chicago,
Trust
Company
of
Georgia, in Atlanta, F. W. Craigie
& Co., and Varnedoe, Chisholm &
a
Co.;
&
B.
(P. O. Harmarville), Pa.
Bond Offering—Frances
Spen¬
Lam¬
will" receive
Auditor,
City
1987 inclusive.
to
1965
2,500,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1965 to 1987
200,000 traffic signal bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1973
inclusive.
Nazareth Area School Authority
(P. O. Nazareth), Pa.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
received until June 21 for
be
purchase of $1,300,000
park bonds.
Due on
165 to 1987 in¬
the
school reve¬
bonds.
nue
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Brule County,
Richland Township
School District No. 16 (P. O.
Reading School District, Pa.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
1, 1962.
be received
Bartlesville
Independent School Dist. No. 30 ,
(P. O. Bartlesville), Okla. \
Washington County,
Bond Sale—The school
building
transportation equip m e n t
bonds
totaling $265,000
offered
and
195, p. 2543—were
awarded to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
29—v.
OREGON
(P. O.
Alto Park Water District
Portland), Oregon
Bond Offering—T. H. Thorburn,
until June 27 for the
Washington, Pa.
Bond Sale — The $125,000 im¬
provement bonds offered May 28
—v.
195, p. 2543—were awarded
to a group composed of Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., and
H. J. Steele & Co., as 3s, at a price
of
100.09,
a
^pproved
the
for
11
$25,000
of
purchase
school bonds. Dated June 1,
Due
1962.
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1977
on
inclusive. Interest J-J.
until
water
June
Fire
t
District No.
Protection
6
-
Sale—An
Bond
improvement
the
of
United
issue
bonds
of
$45,000
sold to
was
National
States
Bank
will
Legality approved by Dan-
J-D.
Danforth & Johnson.
forth,
T.
County Union High School
District
Bond
No.
Offering
1,
First
of
National
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
American
First
DIVIDEND
National
Brownsville, Tenn.
Offering—S.
M.
City
bids
Jurie
i dividend of
.
| PER SHARE
I
•
Payable
on
to holders of record at close
[ of business, July 20,1962
22
Clerk,
until
for
the
terest J-D.
WASHINGTON
Benton
to
County, River View Sch.
53 (P. O. Prosser),
Washington
Offering—C. W. Neesly,
District No.
Bond
will
until
bids
sealed
3
for
receive
purchase
Dated July
Due on July 1 from 1964
Interest
inclusive.
1982
to
MANITOBA
Lakeshore School Division No. 23,
J-J.
Legality
approved
by Preston,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
$293,000
Sale—An
Bond
issue
—
bonds,
as
follows:
,
$175,-
a.m.
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
In¬
Legality approved by
Port
Agricultural and Mechanical
College of Texas (P. O.
College Station), Texas
Bond
Offering—Vice-Chancel¬
.
announces
Bond
Dated February 1, 1962. Interest
F-A. Legality approved by
Gibbs & Simons.
Sinkler,
that
sealed
bids
Bond Offering—Mayor S.
(EST)
purchase of
Thorah
Clark,
Township, Ontario
Sale—An issue of
Bond
to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Cowlitz County,
i1-
QUEBEC
Beaconsfield, Que.
Woodland
Bond Sale—An issue of
School District No. 404 P. O.
\
Kelso), Wash.
Bond Offering — Gertrude
1
from
by
1964 to
Sinkler,
1983
2436
p.
inclu¬
Legality
Gibbs &
ap¬
eral
until
11
a.m.
on
approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horo¬
witz, Starin & Ellis.
Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
Legality
Lynn, Wash.
Bond
City
will
bids until 7 p.m.
28
the
for
sewer
Due
R. Haggard,
Offering—L.
Clerk,
receive sealed
(PDST) on June
purchase
bonds.
Dated
of $600,000
July 1, 1962.
July 1 from 1964 to 1982
Legality approved by
on
inclusive.
Roberts,
Shefelman,
Gay & Moch.
Lawrence,
Spokane, Wash.
$3,513,000 im¬
Sale—The
Bond
provement bonds offered June 6
—v.
195, p. 2431—were awarded
to a syndicate
composed of the
Bankers Trust Company of New
York
Jim Hogg County Indep. School
District (P. O. Hebbronville),
Bond
J-D.
City;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.;
R. H. Moulton & Co., and William
P.
Harper & Son &
Co., as 3.20s,
of
net interest cost of about
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
June 25 for the purchase of $850,-
2.90s, 3s and 3.20s, at a price
000
3.08%.
schoolhouse
bonds.
100.02,
a
WEST VIRGINIA
Sale—The
$2,700,000 gen¬
obligation airport bonds of¬
Austin), Texasr
Bond Offering — Endowment
Officer W. W. Stewart
that
until
sealed
10
bids
a.m.
will
(CST)
West Virginia
be
received
on
June 28
$750,000 public
school construction and improve¬
Bond
Sale—The
price of
a
Baie Comeau, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$616,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
syndicate headed by Clement
Guimont, Inc., as 5s, at a price of
95.30.
f
Otjier members of the syndicate:
du Canada,
Lagueux &
Legare
& Co., Ltd., J. E. Laflamme Ltd.,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd. and
Banque
J.
T.
Provinciale
Inc.,
Gendron
Des-Rochers Ltd., Jacques
Gairdner &
Co., Ltd.
Escoumins, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$83,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of La Corporation
de Prets de Quebec, Oscar Dube
& Co., Inc., Grenier, Auel & Co.,
Inc., and J. E. Laflamme, Ltd., as
5y2s, at a price of 94.50. :• *.
Loretteville, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$243,000
improvement bonds was sold to
Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., and W. C.
Pitfield & Co., as 5s and 5V2S, at
a price of 98.61.
Sorel, Que.
Hampshire County, County Board
of Education (P. O. Romney),
announces
$669,000,
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., L. G. Beaubien & Co.,
Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc.,
and Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudson,
University of Texas (P. O.
South Carolina
Bond
(PDST)
Si¬
Richland-Lexington Airport Dist.,
INC.,
—
and 3V2S.
June 19 for the
$2,500,000 combined
public utility system revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
Interest A-O.
bids
sealed
ceive
Sale—The
$300,000 school
May 28 — v. 195,
were
awarded to
$65,000
receive improvement bonds was. sold to
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (PDST) McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., as
on
June 22 for the purchase of 5y»s, at a price of 99.85.
Due on
$265,000 school bonds. Dated July Dec. 15 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
'"y
/> ■>.'
1, 1962. Due on July 1 from 1964 sive. Interest J-D*
will
Treasurer,
County
offered
Clyde
on
April
bonds
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
McClung & Knickerbocker, as 3V4S
Fair will receive sealed bids until
$773,-
Interest J-D.
clusive.
Angeles), Wash.
Bond Offering—Robert J.
Interest
lor for Fiscal Affairs W. C. Free¬
.
of
improvement bonds was sold
to Fry & Co., Ltd., as 5V2S. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
000
June 1 from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
Mayor J. W.
McMillan
will
receive
separate
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Offering
„
Manitoba
School District No. 402 (P. O.
Duck¬
TEXAS
Bond
J-D.
CANADA
of
$150,000 school bonds.
1, 1962.
Interest
West.
(PDST)
the
15
June
on
p.m.
Treasurer,
County
inclusive.
1977
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst &
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Latta, S. C.
mons.
[THE COLUMBIA
Bank,
Chapman & Cutler.
proved
June 7,1962
GAS SYSTEM,
will
11
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
sive.
I KARL SHAVER
[ SECRETARY
Logan.
&
June 12 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 school building Ltd., as 5s and 5%s-, at
98.41.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
system revenue
July 1, 1962. Due on
noon
August 15,1962
Dawson
Rivers, County Treasurer, will re¬
and sewer
Orangeburg, S. C.
27^<
King,
on
of
1 from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
works
to 1992 inclusive.
| This Is a regular quarterly
June 12 for the pur¬
$375,000 county court¬
house building bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
(CDST)
on
| declared this day
[ COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 11?
chase
syndi¬
the
$70,000
waterworks
and
sewer
.will be received until 10 a.m.
system revenue bonds. Due on
(CST) on June 28 for the pur¬
February 1 from 1965 to 1982
chase of $5,000,000 Permanent Uni¬
inclusive.
versity Fund revenue bonds.
100,000 general obligation water¬
works
improvement
bonds.
Crystal City Independent School
Due on February 1 from 1965
District, Texas
A
to
Legality approved by Wood,
Bank,
Co.,
Knoxville;
Clarkstreet
&
Kirkpatrick,
Inc.,
and Webster
man
j The Board of Directors has
1963
$150,000 industrial building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
noon
(EST) on June 14 for
purchase of $400,000 water¬
will re¬
10:30 a.m.
J-D.
the
000
QUARTERLY
Clerk,
sealed bids until
water and sewer revenue refund¬
Nashville; Fidelity-Bankers Trust
sealed
June 15 for the purchase of
REGULAR
County
derson,
ceive
Bremerton, Wash.
Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
Ore.
Dated
bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Mem¬
phis; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Cum¬
berland
Securities
Corp.; C. H.
Little
&
Co.; Davidson & Co.;
R. V.
Colby,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on June
—
Wisconsin
Offering—Arnold H. An¬
Bond
...
members
Other
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1985 inclusive.
Marion
sewer
Sawyer County (P. O. Hay ward),
im¬
Portage La Prairie School District
ing bonds was sold to Marshall &
provement bonds offered June 5
No. 10, Man.
Meyer, Inc., as 3y4S, 3%s, 3V2S and
—v
195, p. 2544—were awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of $144,000
3%s. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
to
a
syndicate headed by the
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive. improvement bonds was sold to
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Interest J-D. Legality
approved A. E. Ames & Co., and the Bank
as
3%s, 3s, 3.40s, 3.30s, 3s, 3.10s,
by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horo¬ of Montreal, as 5y4S, at a price of
3.20s, 3.30s, 3.40s and S^s, at a
98.06.
witz, Starin & Ellis.
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
Clallam County, Quillayute Valley
of about 3.30%.
ONTARIO
;
<
v
Bond
worth,
Mayor
2.94%.
net interest cost of about
a
Due on June 1 from
1979 inclusive.
Interest
TENNESSEE
L.
—
Company,
1, 1962.
Ellis.
Alcoa, Tenn.
Sale—The $2,750,000
Company;
and McMaster, Hutchinson & Co., as 2%s,
3s and 3.10s, at a price of 100.05,
Milwaukee
The
Illinois
until
bonds. Dated
Portland.
Interest
inclusive.
1972
to
receive sealed bids
Offering
Bond
Maxwell
(P. O. Coos Bay), Ore.
sealed bids
(CST) on June 12
for the purchase of $15,000 water
system improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
until 8:30 p.m.
Chicago; Robert W. Baird & Co.,
June 20
$350,000
on
of
purchase
and
Richmond
in
bids
(EDST)-
noon
the
receive
Auditor, will receive
cor¬
Local
on
sealed
ceive
Gustaf-
Bond
Hartsville, S. C.
Rural
Charleston
County,
mission
for
Hartford, So. Dak. Bond Offering—C. N. Rose, City
Sale—The $1,644,000
Bond
The
of State
Com¬
Debt, will re¬
Secretary
nett,
will
Auditor,
City
son,
SOUTH CAROLINA
Rankin.
Coos
WISCONSIN
Appleton, Wisconsin
Inc.;
ching, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Bryant, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Harold
Gibson & Hale.
&
Winfree
Sayre,
Shuler,
by
about 3.24%.
p.
porate : purpose -v bonds .offered
(EDST) on June 20 for the
June
5—v.
195, p.
2648—were
purchase of $3,945,000 public im¬
awarded to a syndicate composed
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
of
the
First
National
Bank;
1962. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
Northern Trust Company, both of
1982 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
Christiansburg, Virginia
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
cate:
of
—
2312—were awarded to
Bache & Co., and Blair & Co., as
3*/4S, at a price of 100.11, a basis
195,
Gordon Ben¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
basis of about 2.98%.
Board of Commis¬
RHODE ISLAND
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Pawtucket, R. I.
until 8 p.m. (PDST) on June 18
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
for the purchase of $25,000 water
bonds. Dated July 2, 1962. Due on temporary loan notes was told to
the Industrial National ,Bank of
July 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
Providence, at 1.43%.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
Secretary
Bond Offering—J.
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
general obli¬
purchase of $500,000
gation school bonds.
VIRGINIA
29
May
offered
bonds
ment
v.
Alexandria, Va.
Pukwana), So. Dak.
Offering — Ivan Houska,
Bond
1964
clusive.
Dated Aug.
May
& Pohl.
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
1 from
Aug.
Monday, June 11, 1962
noon
a,
cer,
inclusive.
2,800,000
.
of
bonds.
enue
of about 3.07%.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Secretary of Board of Direc¬ June 14 for the purchase of $15,tors, will receive sealed bids until 000
sewer
improvement bonds.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
7:30 p.m. (EDST) on June 18 for Dated June
1, 1962. Due on Dec.
June 13 for the purchase of $6,the
purchase of $75,000 school 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
500,000 bonds, as follows:
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on terest J-D. Legality approved by
$1,000,000 limited access facilities July 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Wind¬
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
Interest J-J. Legality approved by horst & West.
F.
Offering—Wm.
Bond
purchase
of
$5,000,000
University Fund rev¬
Permanent
Co., asi 3s, 3.10s and 3.20s, at a
price of 100.09, a net interest cost
Van Ingen
J.
Co., A. E. Masten & Co., HalBond Sale — Waterworks and
lowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirksanitary
sewer
bonds
totaling land & Co., Woodcock, Moyer,
$680,000 were sold recently to the Fricke & French, Inc.* and Hess,
First National Bank & Trust Co. Grant & Remington, Inc., as 5s,
of Oklahoma City and the First
'3^48, 3s, 3.10s, 3.20s, 3y4S and
National Bank of Pryor.
Dated
3.40s, at a price of par, a net in¬
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from terest cost of about 3.31%.
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Legality
Harmar Township School District
approved by George J. Fagin.
bert,
.
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
sion on Local Debt, will receive
sealed
bids
in
Richmond
until
195, p. 2435—were
31—v.
the
for
Bank
City
&
Tulsa, Okla.
to
awarded
were
195,
5—v.
June
fered
school revenue bonds offered
curities
Pryor Creek, Okla.
Sale
Bond
&
1966.
Due from 1964 to
School Authority, Pa.
Chester City
to
bonds.
Win-
approved by Shuler, Sayre,
free & Rankin.
Clerk of Board of
receive
\
(2752)
Bond
Sale—An issue of
recreation
to
center
bonds
$68,000
was
sold
Graham, Armstrong Securities,
Ltd., as 5s, at a price of 99.62.
Section 2 is
the index to
January-March 1962 issues.
be
the
It need not
replaced.
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