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Established 1839
Volume
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, June 18, 1962
Number 6169
195
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
•
Price $1.25 a
INSURANCE
SEC Registrations
r
i
The company of 70
ment with the SEC on
The
Wall St., New York, filed a registration state¬
June 7 covering $750,000 of 6 Ya% subordinated
sinking fund debentures due 1972, 75,000 shares of common stock and
10-year warrants to purchase an additional 75,000 common shares, to
be offered for public sale in units consisting of a $10 debenture, one
In This Issue
Allied Entertainment Corp. of America, Inc.—"Reg. A"
,
corporation on June
11,
1962
a
"Reg. A"
covering 60,000
New
Stock and Bond Quotations
Page
tion, advertising and working capital.
/Allied of 1697 Broadway, New York, is engaged in music publishing;
recording, selling and distributing phonograph records; managing
recording artists under contract, .and development and production
jingles for TV and radio.—V. 195, p. 633.
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)___
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
of
of
14
American Stock Exchange
first
of
1600
1992, to be offered for public sale at com¬
bidding July 18. Net proceeds from the bond sale will be
applied to the prepayment of outstanding notes payable to banks
($900,000 now outstanding) incurred for construction purposes, and
to provide funds for construction costs to be incurred during the re¬
mainder of 1962. Construction expenditures for the entire year 1962
are estimated at $21,867,000. The balance of the net proceeds will be
applied to the 1963 construction program (estimated at $24,467,000).—
194, p. 2113.
mortgage bonds due
Blane Chemical
June
36
36
the fabric in accordance with specifications, and selling the
use in the manufacture
of dresses, blouses and other items
apparel. The purchase price for such assets is $1,750,000, of which
$175,000 has been paid.
The net proceeds from this financing will
be used to pay the balance.
The company has outstanding 100.000
shares of common stock (acquired at $2 per share), of which Sidney
D. Cohn, Board Chairman, and S. Marcus Finkle, President, own 50%
each. About 96% of the outstanding stock of L. Hyman Co. is owned
by Walter Hyman, who will become President of the company (Cohn
and Finkle will remain directors), and he holds the balance as trustee
fabric for
of
38
38
38
39
39
40
Over-the-Counter Markets.
.***
for the benefit of certain of his children.
Morion's Shoe Stores, Inc.—SEC Registration Withd'n
44
On
SEC Index of Stock Prices....——
originally
common
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.*.. 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
38
Blankenship, Ostberg, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation on May 29, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
shares (par one cent) to be offered at $3, through Kenneth
J, Krieger & Co., Inc., N. Y.
Proceeds are to be used for working capital and other corporate
Kass
,
Blankenship,
research
and
Canale
Ostberg of 95 Madison Ave.,
consulting services.
Chemical
N.
Y.,
Miscellaneous Features
purposes.
Premiums
General Corporation and Investment
News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings—
53
Dividends Declared and Payable—9
furnishes market
Corp.—Debentures-Warrants
Federal Reserve
System
Foreign Exchange Rates
The company, of 37 Cottage Row, Glen Cove, New York, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on June 12 covering $250,000 of 6%
subordinated debentures due 1970 and 2-year warrants to
purchase 25,000 shares of common stock (at $3 per share), to be offered
public sale in units consisting of a $100 debenture and 10 warrants
to purchase one share.
The offering will be made at $100 per unit
(without underwriting).
The principal business of the company is the manufacture of indus¬
trial chemicals for sale primarily to the graphic arts industry, including
chemicals for making long-run lithographic plates and for making
intermediate and short-run plates.
The net proceeds from the sale of
the units will be used to expand facilities, inventories and sales force,
for research and development, and for general corporate purposes. The
Company has outstanding 151,700 shares of common stock (after giving
effect to a recent recapitalization), of ivhich Michael A. Canale, Presi¬
dent, owns 89.6%
and management officials as a group 94.1%.
Book
value of stock now outstanding is 21 cents per share.
convertible
—
—
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Duro-Test Corp.—SEC
June
12,
shares.
on
50
195,
p.
1799.
June
The Trust of
729 15th St., N.
statement with the SEC
W., Washington, D. C., filed a regis¬
tration
on
June 5 covering 500,000 shares of
beneficial interest in the Trust and 3-year warrants to purchase an
additional 250,000 shares (at $5.50 per share) to be offered for public
sale in units consisting of 100 shares and 50 warrants.
The offering
will be made at
$500 per unit on a best efforts basis by Investor
Service Securities Inc., of the 15th Street address, which will receive
a
$50 per unit selling commission and $10,000 for expenses.
At least
400 units must be sold by November 1962 or the entire purchase pHce
paid by investors will be refunded by the Trust.
The Trust was
organized under District of Columbia law in May
1961 for the general purpose of investing in commercial real estate
such as shopping
centers, apartment developments, office buildings,
and in mortgages secured by real estate.
It intends to qualify as a
,
real
estate
investment
trust
under
the
Internal
Revenue
Code.
As
its
initial investment, the Trust intends to acquire for $189,750 a 60%
ownership interest in Prince George Towers, an apartment building to
be constructed in Hyattsville, Md.; and the net proceeds from the sale
of the first 40,000 shares is intended to be used principally for such
purchase.
The balance of the net proceeds will be used for other
investments
principally in Washington, D. C., and the surrounding
Maryland and Virginia area. Investor Service Inc., which is the Trust's
investment
manager
and
advisor,
previously entered into
a
joint
yenture agreement with Sidney Poretsky, owner of the land on which
the apartment is to be constructed, whereby the joint venture will
acquire the land; and the Trust, which has the option to acquire the
interest in the joint venture from Investor Service, will own a 60%
interest for a contribution of $189,750,
and Poretsky will own the
remaining 40% for his contribution of the land. Investor Service will
receive, in consideration for its assignment of the option to the Trust,
reimbursement for its $10,000 initial cash payment to the joint venture.
Poretsky is to construct the apartment building using mortgage funds
($735,000) available to the joint venture and the cash capital con¬
tributions by the Trust, including any additional contributions which
lie is obligated to make if needed to complete
the building.
The Trust will be managed by its Trustees who will consult with its
Advisory Board concerning Trust business. The Trustees (Henry J. Pox,
^Wales H.,Jack,and John R. Steelman) have each agreed to purchase
523,
of
Rutland, Vt., is
ideas, designs,
new
13, 1962,
the
with
SEC
on
Southern Discount Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Southern of 919 W. Peachtree St., N. E„ Atlanta,
loan
and discount business,
company.—V. 194, p. 2772.
shares at $5 per share, and they and the five members of the
Advisory Board will each receive warrants to purchase 2,000 shares at
$5.50 per share until 1972.
None of the Trustees have any proprietary
an
insurance
agency
operates
and life
personal
insurance
a
200
Interest
On
in
underwriter
the
or
the
management
Statewide Vending Corp.—SEC Registration Withd'n—
On
company.
June
originally
11,
filed
Cleveland.—V.
194,
p.
11, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on March 23 which covered 88,250
to have
been
offered publicly at $4.25 per share
shares
through M.
June
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally
with the SEC on Oct. 30, 1961 which covered 200,000
common shares to have been offered publicly through McDonald & Co.,
H.
Meyerson Co.,
Inc.,
New
York City.-—V.
195,
p.
1424.
Teaching Systems, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
corporation on June 1, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 50,000
shares (par 10 cents) to be offered at $2, through Creative
733 Third Ave., N. Y.
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, sales promotion and advertis¬
ing, and working capital.
Teaching of 1650 Broadway, N. Y., is engaged in the production and
sale of audio-visual teaching aids.—-V. 195, p. 1312.
common
1946.
Ventures Corp.,
J
Federal Realty Investment Trust—Units Registered—-
Room
exploitation
The company on June 1 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering $95,000 of
20-year 5% subordinated debentures (series H) to be offered at par
in denominations of $500 and $1,000. No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment and working capital.
_.—
Auchincloss, Parker & Bedpath, New York City, was the under¬
writer.—V.
Row,
and
shares to have been offered
Globe Industries, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
1962
development
inventions.
the company withdrew its registration statement
Oct, 19, 1961 which covered 200,000 common
publicly at $5 through an underwriter, not
named.—V. 194, p. 1846.
50
49
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
Registration Withdrawn—
the company withdrew a registration statement
April 6 which covered $1,750,000 of subordinated
debentures due 1982 (with attached warrants) to have been offered in
units of one $1,000 debenture and a warrant to purchase 60 common
On
Merchant's
56
the
and
common
filed with the SEC
Filing—
on
Prestige Capital Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
On
filed
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
for-
of
in
engaged
products
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Reg'd
corporation
June 1, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 25,250
common shares (par $1) to be offered at $10, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, salaries and other corporate
and J.
purposes.
shares
Premiums Infinite, Inc.—"Reg. A"
The
The
Common
June
8, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on March 16 which covered 517,122
to have been offered publicly through Dean Witter &
Co., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1424,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..._— 38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
the company withdrew its registration statement
Originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 29 which covered 120,000 common
Shares to have been offered at $3 per share through Godfrey, Hamilton,
Taylor & Co., Inc., New York City.—-V. 195, p. 635.
finish
to
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
Montreal Stock Exchange.—
Canadian Stock Exchange—.—
Toronto Stock Exchange*—.
Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
The company was organized under New York law in March 1962 to
purchase substantially all of the assets of ,L. Hyman Co., Inc., which
has been engaged in the business of purchasing
unfinished fabric
(made primarily of silk or synthetic yarns), contracting with others
36
Midwest Stock Exchange.—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
1962
7,
Exchange—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Pacific
petitive
On
45
Stock
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Ave., Atlantic City, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 8 covering $15,000,000 of
company
26
31
National
Atlantic City Electric Co.—-Bonds Registered—
,.The
share and one warrant.
H. M. Frumkes & Co., 120 Broadway,
York, heads the list of underwriters. The exercise price of the
warrants, public offering price of the units (maximum $21.50 per unit)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The state¬
ment also includes 15,000 outstanding shares underlying 10-year options
to be sold by stockholders to the underwriter for $15, exercisable at
a
price to be supplied by amendment.
common
filed
(par live cents) to be offered at $2.50 through Reuben
Rose & Co., Inc., N. Y.
:
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment, expansion, sales promo¬
shares
common
SEC FILINGS
•
Maxwell Industries, Inc.—Units Registered^
'
Filing—
Copy
Heck's Discount Centers, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
a
company of 6400
registration
shares
of
MacCorkle Ave., S. W., St. Albans, W. Va., filed
with the SEC on June 7 covering 125,000
statement
stock, to be offered for public' sale on an all or
none basis by Willard Securities, Inc.,
Ill Broadway, New York. The
public offering price (maximum $5 per share) and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 25,000
shares
underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter
at 1 cent each, exercisable at the public offering price, and 5,000 shares
underlying like warrants to be sold to Irving Parker, Howard Paskowitz and Irving Wolonitz, finders.
A $5,000 finder's fee is also pay¬
able to each by the company,
and $10,000 to the underwriter for
common
Tellite Corp.—SEC Registration
On
Magnus
The
of
(formerly
three
Tri-State
discount
stores
(E.
L.)
Hutton Associates, Inc.
—
SEC
Registration
On June 8, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 29 which covered 50,000 com¬
shares to have been, offered, without underwriting, at net asset
value per share, plus a 2% sales charge.—-V. 195, p. 1656.
mon
Masco Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On
June 11, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on May 7 which covered 180,000 common
shares to have been offered publicly through Smith,
Barney & Co.,
New York City.-rV. 195, p. 2699. .
.*
York
New
Co.,
City.—V.
underwriter, not named.—V.
195,
p.
684.
194,
p.
2598.
Tyler Pipe & Foundry Co.—SEC Registration Withd'n
On
June
originally
shares
8,
the
1962
filed
to
have
Dallas.—V.
195,
Jan.
been
p.
25
withdrew its registration statement
covered 120,000 outstanding common
publicly through First Southwest Co.,
company
which
offered
685.
Unilux, Inc.—Class A Registered—,
,
Withdrawn—
&
On June ll, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Nov. 29, 1961 which covered 100,000
common
shares to have been offered at $5 per share through an
Distributors, Inc.) is engaged in
in Charleston, St. Albans and
Huntington, W. Va. A fourth store is planned to be in operation in
Parkersburg, W. Va., in the Fall of 1962. Of the net proceeds from
the stock sale, $200,000 will be used to acquire additional inventory
in present stores, $100,000 to provide fixtures and inventory for the
new store, $80,000 to discharge a loan from officers incurred for work¬
ing capital, and the balance for working capital,
In addition to
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 180,000 shares of
common
stock, of which Fred Haddad, President, Lester W. Ellis,
Vice-President, and Thomas T. Ellis, Treasurer, own 28.57 each, and
Douglas R. Cook, Secretary, 14.29%.
Book value of stock now out¬
standing is $1.08 per share.
company
operation
8,
Transdata, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
expenses.
the
Withdrawn—
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 29, 1962 which covered 125,000
common shares to have been offered publicly at $3 per share through
June
The company of 120 Liberty St., New
ment with the SEC on June 12 covering
to
be
offered for public sale at
At least 17,500 shares
involved.
terminate
and
deductions.
proceeds
will be
„
York, filed a registration state-
40,000 shares of class A stock,
$10 per share. No underwriting is
must be sold or the offering will
returned to subscribers without any
,
in June 1961, the companv in February 1962 acquired
from its two principle officers certain designs for an electronic flash
system consisting of an independently operative main unit and various
related components of the system. The main unit is said to be capable
of producing an intense light, which can be used for the lighting needs
of commercial and industrial photographers, the graphic arts industry,
and research laboratories. Thus far, the company has produced two
prototypes of the main unit and anticipates that it will be able to
enter into production within 15 weeks after the sal^ pf 17,500 shares.
Organized
'J
The Commercial and'Financial Chronicle
2
the
Of
for
for
net
proceeds from the
stock sale, $161,000
will be used to pur¬
b«i»v<s?s .
•
:
assets, .tor-payroll
six months (Including $6,000 eac^-iff tbe two principal officers)< and
overhead, sales promotion, and advertising, research and develop¬
chase
ment,
In
and
materials
and
the
general and-administrative
addtion,
expenses.
the
indebtedness,
to* Certain
companv
/
has outstanding
President,
Sind
Arnold Lowenthal,
Executive Vice-Presiuent, own 42.1%
each
and management officials
as a group 100%. Mr. Sequerra and Mr,
Lowenthal
transferred
to >th<?' company
certain plans, designs and
protypes, with respect to which they had made expenditures totaling
57.00Q
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
shares of
of which Richard Sequerra,
class B stock,
and tools and qtiier equipment, which had a fair•<value;.of -at....... ■r Western Power & Gas Co.—Preferred Stock F^g^—
least
$8,626, and-paid to the company. $240 .-each • for their ; stock!
The'company of 144 South 12th St.,-Lincoln, Neb.registration
^StiUThing"llFclass A shares are sold;;-tr* certain .f'rtstahdhigv«oteaf;•' y statement-with the SEC on. June 12, covering J^.TJOo shares of cumula¬
$6,737,
well
as
as
class
for
for
$10
now
cash
an
A
(and
stockholders
and
shares, are converted into class B shares; present
noteholders) will own 60% of the outstanding stock:
assets
investment
per
share
of
totaling
$400,000. Sale of the new stock-to the public at
result
will
in
tive preferred stock (no par), to be ^tierSd for public sale- through
underwriters headed by. Paine,- Wghijcf; Jackson & Curtis 25 Broad St
• New York, and two other firms: The dividend rate, public offering price
(maximum $50 per^naTcy and underwriting terms are;to be supplied^
per
share
prepay
equity of
a
resulting
dilution of
'.
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Corporate and
Municipal /Financing Ahead
¥-I::.r-fiy
paced calendar'of public"offerings
CONSOLIDATED EDISON' CO.'.Of New York's
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-
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been
*
converted
v.
sale
bank
common
will
used
to
1964,
to
be
due
-notes
stock
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* * .*
/ 82
into
■'
.
^'/vf',v**''
stock
the
outstanding
convertible subordinated debentures due 1970
*'. /
,
-
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to
the
date
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62
of an Australian
/•
prior
..
.
•
May 17
June 7', May 24
expected flotation
issue," the KINGDOM OF-
postponed because of their lower rating and the poorer recepforeign bonds' contrary to the bullishly avid response, for better
-
The following shows whut has happened, to. some recent foreign
-
were
some
>bonds generally".
not
from
$10,000,000
of
v
■'
,
postponements-_ 92
-
/ / :tion accorded
:
.*
June 14
-
Unlike this week's
V.H NORWAY bonds
due this , week is highlighted»by
copipetitive» $100 million .-first ;and .;
have
'.yy
v.
••
•
.•*'
\
/"
,
""
SIDNEY BROWN
modestly
y.
•
;
outstanding -4 V*%
(which
<-
$2,500,000
redeem
conversions.) from 28 cents, to S3.98
$6,02 per share in-the book
stock purchased by the public. V.'
y'/y/y /
with
amendment: "The net proceeds
by
in the book value of stock
increase
an
(assuming-said
outstanding
40%~y
the'public-will, own
and
$25,933
,
•A
.
.
(2818)
-
.
-/•/securities floated here;;
^
' /-/ / v/
. v/
refunding mortgage bonds. The total, dollar volume of senior fixed ^interest
•->* ^
v iv\« '*
r--/ ,
Offering Yield /
June 13 Yield, on the
capital sought this week amounts to $253,042,000 consisting of
lil
v
i
Cx ;
' :
and Price ' :j; yXv Offering Side
larger municipals ($1 million or more); $198,747,000 in two competitive corporates,
7 ' *'Japan Hank,"6'S,1977__-.\:_-____, 6.42%—96.00 /
■'6.42 %—95 V4-96 * / - •';and the balance in underwritten corporates.
- , yyy.y..
• - .v'V
/y-'.'-
$73,747,000
Tate
26
.,
h
.
.
.
.
,
plummeting downward trend in equities scheduled to appear,
being scratched as have so many when coming up to bat, are few
The
week.
.
y
'
-
-
but subject, to
in number this
/''
-
additions to the
financial
factor of
financing
plans will be shelved. Bonds, however, of good quality are rapidly falling off jn
the float, and conditions in and outside of the stock market augur well for top pricing
filings which may avoid the quarterly requirements of new
statements. What may occur will depend greatly on the great unknown
the market's behavior. So long as it revalues itself lower .-and lower, equity
•
7
/"
-
/
Kingdom, of Denmark; 5 V4's, '77 ;/.5.47%—97%.
5.72%—94V2-951/4
/ • ;'/
5.68%—9514-95%
'.^v5.80%—95
-r;-Copenhagen Tel. Co.,.5%'s,T977' 5.70%—96.80
ahd ;
if.
visible float as well as the total definitive backlog of both corporate
tax-exempts show a marked decline, and portend a quiet new-issue summer
backlog are not forthcoming. Two weeks remain in the corporate
The 28-day
and
New Zealand,-5^'s,1977_^_iL --5.50%—97.50
FIRST HALF YEAR WITHDRAWALS COMPARED
-95%
;
Xy-/'/
-!-/'yuy
yj ' This and p.exU week, reniain before the first half of this year ends. Within two
yy, months of the year's beginning, the stock market showed a fluctuating^ downward
sector for SEC
trend culminating
y
m
the
uhpredicted
(no
is
one
taking forecasting':honors)
and
.
.
/ precipitous Black-Gray.Monday-Tuesday Of May 28-29. The SEC's excellent Division'
y
of Corporate Finance and its Statistics
Department
kind enough to double check
were
';y the following withdrawal tabulation. The dollar volume figures stem from the S.E.C.'s
X: XX'
:':Xr
:
filing fees and, to the extent of the market's decline, they exaggerate what would be
The backlog tables below are inflated to the extent that they include equities which
the 1962 market value figures. Also, there's no other way of knowing the value of
are held
over but have not been identified as postponed;. As soon as an issue is/*
y equity filings by companies that had never gone public before, The following rough,
identified as postponed, it is taken out of the active backlog and placed in the inde- ~
yy measure, nevertheless, should show one of the effects of the market's pursuit of real¬
terminate table. Some issuers or their underwriters go to great lengths to avoid
istic capitalization ratios. Note that in 1962 almost all the withdrawals occurred prior
any association of their offering with the term—whether temporarily or indefinitelyy to the effective date Whereas in 1961 11 out of 58 were taken out after the effective,
postponed.
y■'//
;-:'N//;..y-:.y./-y//://. y date. The combined total of 1962's equities withdrawn and postponed approximate
As has been our practice in the past, commencing weeks before the market break,
y $910 million which is larger than the current active stock float by $62 million.
and which is continued below, figures are provided as to the latest developments in
■/ '//■/- '::;a
t
Withdrawals''/■/:y y ■/- '"y/-y'..; ■•/.-'
postponed and withdrawn issues. Last week, however, there were 17 securities which
y
:
Prior to
..
After
Total
* Dollar Volume
had assigned tentative target dates of two weeks ago removed. This has been typical
for some issues even when the market was reaching "for the sky," but not as many /
■'r\* -:-k^:iEffectit>e Date Effective Date '
Number
Total
as had been the case before the
DJIA collapse. Among the issues whose tentative y /y :y',198U-.-_..^I/^l^.__ •; 10
3
:
13
'
$81,811,910
na, y Jan.,
target dates were removed are: COLUMBIA BANCORPORATION's $3$pillion
1962u_^._y_/y£i^__ 21
;V,
0
21
37,678,753
sub. debentures and 1,500,000 shares of common via Bear, Stearns & Co-, and Allen
:
Feb.,- 1961_,9
0
' :
9
32,059,229
& Co.- IDEAL TOY's 490,000 shares of common via White, Weld & Co.; ALL-STATE
Ffb.,19r2__l___
13
0
13
'
? :170.827.4,76 '
PROPERTIES' $5 million convertible sub. debentures; and COMPUTER CONTROL'S
y.Mar.,
10
4
'
14
28,174,218
157,500 shares of common via Kidder, Peabody & Co.
•'
v vyy-v'y...
y.
Mar., 1982.____________
27
3
30
50.984,035
>
Apr., 1961_.
9
1
10
Three issues that were removed from the postponed category and returned to the
27,925,635
active backlog tables were: FINANCIAL FEDERATION'S 75,000 capital shares via
Apr., 1962_________
25
3
28
/
103.739.612
May, 1961
6
'y-/ -; 0
6
./
4,499,210
Kidder, Peabody, and McDonnell tentatively indicated for July; KAVENAU CORP.'s
May, 1962
36
3
39
' 94,577,695
cumulative preferred and common stock purchase warrants via Hayden, Stone & Co.
'
Jun., 1961——3
3
o
27,829,530
tentatively expected the first week of July; and TACTAIR FLUID CONTROL'S
Jun, 1- 7, 1962_y_i
14
0
14
43.400,860
90,000 shares via Stroud & Co., and Penihgton, Colket & Co. for early July. NEW •
ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM made history last week when it rejected competitive
8-14, 1962_.______
12
0 '
•
12
(e)23,000,000
bids and went ahead with its rights offering of 872,786 shares of stock to expire
June 29. Previously it was in the postponed category. ;
Total, 6 months,; 1961
47
y ;
11
y
58
v:v.y.y
,-y yi
$82,299,792
of
new
debt capital issues.
.
.
-
,
•
-
1_--_
,
_____
,
.
CONSOLIDATED EDISON AND $30 MILLION
$100 MILLION
AUSTRALIAN BONDS ARE
The Treasury
.
:
Total, T962*'_\________ 148
again invades the money market
today with a deadly persistency of
SOURCE: S.E.C.
/'•' -/
maturing ones in order to decrease the price and raise the :
yields. For the third time in three weeks running it will seek $200 million in new
cash. This is the 18th time since the year began that the Treasury has raised new
''bill cash" and it adds up to roughly $2.1 billion. Today's auction takes in $1.3 billion
91-day bills and $700 million 182-day bills in exchange for $1,802,246,000 coming due.
The Federal Reserve reversed itself last Week, a3 Of Wednesday, and sold $321 mil¬
lion in bills and left the rest of its portfolio unchanged. Now, it is playing the
nudging game except to the extent it did not buy government bonds—which, in
today's bond market, do not require pegging- •
. . - /
y zZz/yy^'Z/X
selling more bills than
The
capital market contains no
167
9
$524,208,431
WEEK'S LARGEST ISSUES
.
/
.
*Through the last record week of June 14.
28-DAY
UNDERWRITTEN AND
Corporate
-
;
'
Corporate
June 25-June 30y
July
July
scheduled larger issues for today (June 18). Tuesday,
2-July
y
Total
^'y
Z
'
Total of Both
Corporates
Municipals*
Financingsi
$189,795,000
$73,747,000
$283,542,000
148,035,000
220,922,800
154,522,000
375,444 800
52,065,000
53,540,000 .,.: 5,350,000
9-July 14__
-
dominated by the above mentioned CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO.
of NEW YORK AA-rated $100 million first and refunding mortgage competitive
bonds with five-year call protection; Bear, Stearns may go ahead and offer 262,500
shares of KINNEY SERVICE CORP. common in a combined offering for owners
Total
-
Stocks >•
58,865.000
58,890,000
50,010,000
108i90oioQO
$215,950,000
$528,472,800
$278,279,000
$806,751,800
$975,867,670
$904,676,750
$463,614,000 $1,439,481,670
$460,658,500 $1,365,335,250
.
>
y;.:72,887,800
<
7_y
r
$10,500,000
:- ••/ ;// ;.y* -'y: ? Bonds ; ,
$179,295,000
June 18-June 23u_'
•
(e) Estimated.
COMPETITIVE SUPPLY
6,800,000
ZTotaL/_-_i/,$312,522,800
58 P65 000
_____
kowever, will be
and the company.
Tomorrow's
t
tax
bigger
-
exempts are:
y.
Last week_^____
,'..../yy;>
$676,345,670
$299,522,000
June
.
$381,052,750
$523,624,000
* Issues
—
.
15, 1961
.
$9 million city and countv HONOLULU,
$4,350,000 HORNELL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, N. Y.
(June 20) is the Morgan Stanley $30 million COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA bonds rated triple B by S&P's and A by Moody's with
10-years' protection against redemption. Either the same day or next, Kidder, Pea¬
body, G, H. Walker, and Julien Collins & Co. are expected to bring out PET MILK
CO. sinking fund debentures rated A ahd nonrefundable for five years in the amount
of $20 million. The significant tax-exempts are: $6,929,000 STATE OF ALASKA, and
$3,945,000 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Thursday (June 21) has been designated by CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
for competitive bids on its $25 million first mortgage bonds rated triple A with no
call protection- INDIANAPOLIS SANITARY DISTRICT, IND. will seek bids for its
$8.1 million issue; and MACON, GA. $7.5 million.
During
the
:V
of MARIN
-
June 15,1961
(40)
$919,445,670
(48)
(35)
59,973,820
(34)
$493,552,750
282,918,400
$630,691,300 (75)
$979,419,490 (82)
$776,471,150
$270,860,000(157)
$411,972,500(188)
587,680,000(317)
~$628~499 000
545,498,800(315)
612,895,000
$858,540,000(474)
$957,471,300(503)
$1,239,394,000
f$l,489,231,300(549)
$1,936,890,790(585)
$2,015^865/150
Corp. stocks without dates., y
Total stocks.__
Total
___
corporates
______
Total municipals with dates
*$342,893,000 (74)
Total of both financings*—;--: 1,832,124,300(623)
POSTPONED ISSUES CONTINUE TO MOUNT
$535,844,000
(85)
$636,317,500
$2,472,734,790(670)
$2,652,182,650
or larger sized issues, Includes $14 million ORLANDO UTILITY
COMM., FLA. water and electric certifs. for July 17, 1962. Excludes N. Y CITY
up to $92 million still indefinite via Phelps, Fenn & Co
ADD
$6,150,000 Bridgeport, Conn.
f Includes $24,015,000 in four equip, trust ctfs. with dates; $34,500 000 in four
preferreds with dates; and 100 smaller issues of $300,000 or less of which 35 have
_
postponed issues rose to 92 from the prior week's 82. The dollar
value of $403,500,000 of two week's ago, however, dropped last week to $395,701,900
because several large postponed issues, including MORTON SHOE STORES, and
MARADEL PRODUCTS, subsequently were withdrawn.
In addition, three others,
noted above, went the other way into the active backlog. Recent significant post¬
Last week's tally of
Last Week
^orp. stocks with dates./,...
DRUGS, INC. convertible subordinated debentures.
Libaire, Stout & Co.; KREEDMAN REALTY & CONSTRUCTION CORP/ via Lee
Higginson Corp.; HARDLINES DISTRIBUTORS via McDonnell & Co.; and DULANY
INDUSTRIES via Blair & Co.
.
bonds_____'___,__^
Total
Dean
ponements were: $25 million KINGDOM OF NORWAY, and WALLACE. INVEST¬
MENTS, both managed by Harriman Ripley: last week's tallied SCHLUMBERGER
LTD. via Morgan Stanley; METROPOLITAN REALTY1 TRUST via Eisele & King,
This Week
•
Corp. bonds with dates.$527,022,800
Corp. bonds without dates..
103,668,500
convertible subordinated debentures and 40,576
$2 million PARKVIEW
larger.
'
.
Witter may put forth PAY'N SAVE CORP. $1.2 million
shares of common, and 102,050 shares
COUNTY FINANCIAL CORP. capital. Also, Scherck, Richter may offer
week
or
TOTAL UNDERWRITTEN AND COMPETITIVE BACKLOG
HAWAII; and
Scheduled for Wednesday
of $1 million
tentative
z
.
.
offering dates.
V
X
X
.
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
*.
.
This Week
X
Corporate bonds and.stocks*.-——......
y
'//
$1,080,661,000
Last Week
$1,083,000,000
June 14, 1962.
.
Volume 195
>
Number
6169 ;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«
.
of
redemption),
for construction expenditures of
advances to subsidiaries and further
construction
stock
common
of
subsidiaries,
and
for
other
the
for
company,
investment
corporate
$575,805,482
the
in
•
common
.
Con¬
purposes.
expenditures of the company and its subsidiaries for the 18
ending September, 1953, are estimated at $5,000,000 (company)
$40,500,000 (consolidated). In addition to. various indebtedness and
with
with
manufactures
and
parts.
has outstanding
of which management officials as
stock,
mon
Max
V.
the
McGraw
i94y
is
board
chairman
and
V.'-V \»
238?.
p.
net
shares of com¬
a group own about l.Qfo-.
Judson
Large- is President.—
company
2,760,743
The
*«
corporation-on
shares
common
Investors
Wulpa
*
cents)
"Reg. A" covering 50,000
offered at $4, through I. R. A.
filed
be
to
a
•
Michigan
to
$2.41'a
let. companies
specialty.
and
plants
scale
in
3
In
architectural
1961
it
had
aluminum
Income, ot $1,915,635,
guilding
equivalent to
products-and
$4j,48§,750
volume, of
sales
a
$1.95
and
"We
appliance
reported
Apex had
v
American
•-
To
reducing
otner
apolis^ the?; underwriter,
first
V
sales'-and
in
earnings
Alaska
(formerly
Juneau.
the
65
Gold
-
/• -
*
.
before
Earnings
Federal
foreign
and
income
year,
increase of .471%.
an
1957.
.*•*..••?
:'v •
•*
for the annual
.
:
..
.
equity from
operations of
divisions and subsidiaries amounted Jto $1,809,638, or 56 cents
of
composed
was
share,,
a
based
net
hon-recurring gain of $268,112,
a
or
additional
an
claimed
lieu
Federal
of
For
23
loss
tax
cents
carry-forward,
income
the "preceding
$235,055,
nine
or
taxes.
share
a
credited
March
based
of
the
of
acquisition.'The
completed,
Operations
current
1960
in
the
and
y
to
.
showed
a
$3,000,000
&
the
Mobile
N
of - interests,
•—V.
!.
X
Ver
fiscal
1963
Halen.
will
year
reported -that
He
Co.,
?
4
-
from $103,635 during Aplil
' -yc. V :
up
are
April .1962.
J.
Industries,
A.
headquartered
Inc.,
.divisions
and subsidiaries in seven
approximately
15,000
stockholders,
1961 to more than
Angeles,
Los
Ltd.
well ,as
,as
Jr.
195,
industrial
1093. r
p.
I'he
;
estate
real
'
1
V
.
and
•
;
with
Admiral Plastics
>
Admiral
to
Plastics
according
merge,
Schwartz,
Super
to
joint
a
Jr.,: chairman
Market
of
the
Distributors,
announcement
board,
and
Inc.,
of
dent,
and
Corp.,
Milhender,
Joseph
Incorporated.
made
:' July
of
by
proposed
companies.
Public
to
at
two
-
,
the
of
shares
is
merger
of
Super
the
share
one
Market
of
approval
stockholders
Admiral
will
entitled
be
Plastics
Distributors.
for
every
independent supermarkets and chain stores in New York, New
Connecticut and eastern Pennsylvania with a complete line of
Jersey,
housewares,
records, books, soft goods and health and beauty aids.
also makes plastic housewares which are distributed
supermarkets and other retail outlets around the country.
company
Super
Market
items
and
toys,
York
Distributors,
such
Inc.,
hardware,
as
servicing over
1,800
New Jersey.—-V.
195,
amd
is
merchandiser
stationery,
supermarkets
in
of
of the
acceptance
'.V"
.
offer
to
all
New
books
England,
New
2028.
p.
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank
sole
New
York
registrar
for
Trust
the
See
New
Co.,
York
City,
195,
p.
has
been
-'i'
2255. «<
the Supreme
Plans
for
three-way
Smelting
a
of American Metal Climax, Kawneer
Co.
were
announced
by
Frank
Coolbaugh,
Lawrence Plym, and William Bayer, Presidents of the three companies.
Terms of the merger have been negotiated by the officers
of the
companies, but conclusion of the transactions awaits further investi¬
and
gation
of
Apex
three companies, approval of the. board of directors
also,
approval by the
shareholders
of
each.
It
was
that conclusion of the negotiations and
ratification
by
and,
emphasized
directors
the
the
In
be
Amax
has
and
given
no
of
convertible
1,019,065
about
convertible
take
several
the
stockholders
of
new
convertible
a
stock
preferred
into
2V2
this
issued
2.22
issued
stock
with
shares
exchange
of
shares
exchange
might
merger
shares
would
share
each
common
stockholders
convertible
$100
stockholders
for
and
proposed
would
consist
merger
the
by
each
three
new
and
common
preferred stock.
of
at
Amax
of
option.
for
$4.25
Apex
This
will
Norcan
Ended—
carry
Metal
V
of
under
the
end
of
has
kets
'
Metal
the
by
with
its
associate
America, Inc.
earnings
the
of
Redemption
-First
registered
were
current
fiscal
8, 1962.
$91,632,725 in the
outstanding
2,383,157
Half
Net
Automatic
gy
President
year,
six
months
ended
the
Davre
March
31,
the
same
divisions
not
are
stated
schools
as
to
in
2,929,332
last
year's
that
the
into
company's
expanding
operating results
food service mar¬
hospitals. Also, he announced that the com¬
again increasing its investment in new vending
195, p. .2485.;' aw
,
^
.
Oa:
Corp.—Appointment—
National
for
agent
record
institutional
and
in fiscal 1962 was
First
consolidated
period.
•Lud
fer
recently completed
period
a
year
earlier.
1962, amounted
time last year.
direct comparisons should not be made," Mr. David¬
pointed out, however, that per share results are directly
reflecting the actual number of shares outstanding at the
Bacardi
.
most
like
March 31,
at
at
A.R.A.'s
of
equipment by 40%.—V.
r
\
Harden
<
City Bank, New York City, has been appointed trans¬
common stock of the corporation.—V.
195, p. 1309.
the
Corp.—Six
Earnings
anisms
ex¬
half
Months'
Net
Lower—
May 14,"61 v
$5,342,335
132,501
in July,
1961.—V.
195,
,
will
bearings,
mech¬
six-month
the
period
was
for
the
1962,
it
earnings
months,
six
subject
audit,
year-end
to
were
result
in
earnings
improved
v
in
the
last
quarters."—V.
two
'
•
issue.—V. 195,
For
861.
p.
*
Amax
companies, is a major
metal company which mines, refines and markets molybdenum, potash,
copper,
lead, zinc and other minerals throughout the world. In 1961
American Metal Climax reported revenues from sales and services of
investment
corporation announced "an
Maryland-manufactured ''boats that fly."
runabouts
are
manufactured
by
AquaGEM
design,
"In
this
The
basic
investment,
ASCC was licensed
cal
Act
he
is
said,
in October
has made
and
Frank R. Cook, ASCC
in 8%. capital notes.
under
1961
the
Small
In
the
six investments in
fields
of
fire
For
Co.—Appointment—
Associates Investment Co.—Acquisition—
ciates
Investment
"The
move
financing
rates
devote
of
its
"Motorola's
1956
that
and
it
"At
expand
wicken
C.
Mr.
to
may
exclusively
electronic
said.
P.
Jr.,
time
same,
said,
said.
reach
"We
rapid
financing
the
time
this
"The
that
will
$100,000,000
we
will
think
expect
require
it's
our
sales
substantial
better
to
stick
in
of
and
since
the
its
end
formation
of
1961,"
business
its
present
be
required
too
our
many
product
financing,"
our
Mr.
electronics
suggest
The
lines
to
Vander¬
last
and
for
purchased
acquisitions
were
being
investigated.
intend to depart
not
1962, net income of $858,549,
total volume of $21,558,097,
on
194,
1715.
p.
cash
will
Candies
Williams
the
Walter
Williams
Candy
operated
be
under
its
present
or
26?3.; ;
1
Manufacturing Co.—Net Down Slightly—
has
after
ended
10.1
last
President
Michkin,
company
share,
per
period
cents
reported
taxes
May
1962.
share
per
net
sales
on
20,
on
of
This
sales
earnings of
$2,658,958,
compares
of
$103,126,
for
its
earnings
during the
$2,850,382
year.,
9.6
or
first
with
cents
quarterly
of
$109,092
same
period
-
operations
Walter
in
D.
Behlen
consideration
termed
of
the
sales
and
earnings
as
the
inclement weather which
delayed
early part of the quarter. He noted that the
considerably toward the end of the quarter
strong in the second quarter. Recent rains across
during, the
sales pattern strengthened
and is continuing
much
of
the
products
sales
division,
"Construction
late
years.
in
the
reduction
now
season,"
recorded
appearing
allowed
us
area
to
should
according
of
for
have
further
to
Behlen
in
the
all
a
and
stated.
first
sales
industrial
"We
quarter
products.
record
the
potential
for
the
farm
Behlen.
commercial
first
A
buildings
began
very
expect
to
with
strong sales pattern
the favorable weather
year
overcome
the
slight
the
ago
quarter.—V.
194,
p.
1156.
r
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Publisher and PresidentDana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with
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at the post office at New York
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Y
under the Aot
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1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of Pan American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $68 00 per year
Other countries, $72 00 Der
NOTE; On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York
funds.
Street,
a
store
discounting, Mr. Dobin emphasized.
31,
Jan.
reported
concessions.—V.
has
of
p.
satisfactory
not
to
193,
Behlen
President
probably
mark
the
line
change
no
the
future
expansion
chairman.
improve
with
good
one
Cigars Inc.—Acquisition—
company
parent corporation
expansion and diver¬
enable
to financing
product lines.
board
"to
Motorola
open
of Bayyk Cigars Inc.. commented,
-."The Welter Williams Co. complements the acquiCition of the Mason.
Ail
and Magenheimer Confectionery Manufacturing
Inc. of one
year i£?o. An interchange of ideas plus the technological and marketing
know-how 9f the parent company will benefit all Bayuk subsidiaries."
540
An¬
customers,
company has grown rapidly
assets
exceeded
$41,000,000
at
its
operates
$1 Va ' billion.
Associates
Vanderwicken
Motorola
of
Vanderwicken,
to
been
does
Town
concept of
was
that
have
prospects
Bargain
ended
year
leased
of
Archie
—V.
which
assets
finance
same
and
the
Indiana,
has
Edwin
Carmichael,
made,"
additional
the
O.
and
by
available
Vanderwicken
the
Bend,
jointly
terms, and at
itself
sification
in
and
was
service
or
South
country
made
was
Vice-President,
Mr.
Co.,
the
throughout
its basic
share,
a
plan
that we will be able to open another.
planned for next year, and another
commented
several
plans,
"we
management.
Motorola, Inc. has sold, its wholly-owned subsidiary, Motorola Finance
Corp., to Associates Financial Services Corp., a subsidiary of Asso¬
nouncement
increase
located
E.
Bankers Trust Co.; New York City, has been appointed
co-registrar
co-paying agent for interest tor the company's first mortgage
bonds, 4.45% series due 1992.—-V. 195, p. 2700.
reported sales
01
03%. Net
compai.y
an
i»- OllLhomi C-ity—Okla. The new
wholly owned sub¬
sidiary makers of the nationally known Bunte brand as well as the
,f
and
the
or
being
further
that
fiscal
Bayuk
The
Co.
t-
,
from
cents
wear
coatings, missile components, fibre glass manufacture, chemi¬
markeitng and air-cushion vehicles.
ASCC specializes in
products
technical, fiejds.
1962,
added,
he
hopes
also
are
He
and
the
70
iuture,"
have
we
outlets
expansion
exclusive
Invest¬
and
its
afield
far
or
President.
Business
and
1964."
considered
and the Air Carrier, a two seater cargo boat.
"
Applied Science Capital Corp.'s investment agreement gives it
a
of up to-47% equity in AquaGEM Corp., and 14% in National
to
30,
$2,638,455,
that Bargain Town was "looking forward to as
the following quarters as the one presented now.
immediate
more
for
two
position
according
April
to
same
out-
the
year
Two
passengers
Associates,
ended
compared
the
for
report
-
Research
quarter
for
pointed
of Laurel, Md.
1,500-pound-payload vehicles; of sleek
travel inches above the surface of the water and
be
driven
over
a
beach, thus eliminating dock facilities. • They
basically designed for use on inland waterways.
"
AquaGEM has initiated r production of the three types of boats—
the Air Sport
which sleeps four, the Air Liner which carries nine
-
William
•
period climbed from $73,588 to $105,275, 6V *3%.
The
April quarter is traditionally the slowest of the year and is,
therefore,
not necessarily indicative of the full year's results.
At
the
company's annual meeting, Solomon
S.
Dobin, President,
^
subsidiary of National Research Associates Inc.
a
the
$4,303,058
income
a^sUtlstical^ issue\n^
'
.
195,
*
•
.
Bargain Town, U. S. A. Inc.—'Sales Up 63%; Net 43%
-
t
per
635."
p.
1659,
p.
ball
for
$465,829
were
compared to earnings of $532,411 for the first
announced by J. Robert Tomlinson. President.
30,
1961,
precision
of
share on 796,018 shares outstanding.
-In making the announcement Tomlinson said, "Sales volume showed
strength and backlogs increased during the second quarter.
Earnings.
were
affected by lower bearing prices and by the move of the Lacey
Co.r a Barden owned subsidiary,
to its new location in Bridgeport,
Conn.
Since early April bearing
prices have stabilized at a higher
level and
it is expected that this combined
with a stronger market
'
1
330,803
of
cents
59
manufacturer
subassemblies
April
Net
•
this
of
and
ended
Anglo
.
are
and
Climax,
'
June
diversification
such
pany
•
the
can
would
212,092
shares.
American
of
and
half
to
rose
Davidson
reflected
business
passenger
contemporary
to
new
; ■
He
each
Mr.
•
The 32-foot,-- 40-mile-per-hour,
stock
option
' '
.
totals,
comparable
-
accept
.
May 13,*62$6,557,013
—
Climax, Inc?/ this
small
sporty
Corp.,
in
Kawneer
first
announced
with
noted.
son
•Scenic
of
all
on
conducted
-
taxes_l-__l^.____l—__
Denver
The
will
year
common
appointed
corporation.—V.
195.
a
Co.—Quarterly Report—
investment of-$60,000 in
Kawneer
stockholders
share
and
Amax.
per
stock.
stock.
Apex
issue
new
of
Kawneer
each
issued
in
j
been
for
Montreal,
'Applied Capital Science Corp.—Investment—
offices
and
stock
This
common
preferred
under
has
preferred
dividend
shares
Apex
months.
Kawneer
present.
a
shares
Amax
of
?
has
the
redemption on July 4, 1962, through
$150,000 of its 6 »/4 %
debentures due
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada
revenues
the
some
Court
effected.
was
Arizona Public Service
American Metal. Climax, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Co.*
City,
of
earnings rose to 70 cents in
compared with 40 cents in the
general
'
York
stock
.
Ltd.
American
resistance
corporation.—V.-
New
share
operating
;
' X.
any
in-Torqnto,
•_
ment
Ainsbrooke
appointed
purchase
.Apex Smelting Cd^Froposed Merger—
,
Chemical
to
•
*Adjusted for stock split of lVfe-for-l
non¬
children's
are
fund,
Retailers
higher
in
compared
"Since
•
*$0.51
.
service
a
glassware,
service
who
Carmichael
Montreal.
shares
*256,357 *.
r
v
C.
In
Per
.
of
Bank,
common
called
has
100%.
income
period,
*'
vr
Associates," Mr. O.
Corp.—Appbintment—•
the
sinking
of
Common
Earnings per share___.;6l._—6_—$1.28
of
about 2,000
food
Co.," Ltd.,
irust'jCQihpany
shareholders at
Period
consumer
financing
personnel
L.
their most recent six-month period the combined sales of the
companies were approximately $17,500,000.
Admiral Plastics, through its Supermarket Service Division, supplies
through
to
f.
Presi¬
For
'
Oil
,
after
handle
the like period last year total income amounted to
$31,918,105.
income, after full reserve for Federal income taxes, increased
$2,041,951.
For the first half of fiscal 1961, net income amounted
$953,262.
to
Outstanding
257,384
Knopping; Presi¬
Market Distributors,
Market^ Distributors
Super
of
'
1
,
.
of
ratio
to
Bank
Total
-y-'-yr_ • '
Number of shares—
two
The
'
■
and" producing
operations previously
Exploration Ltd.—V. 184, p. 518.
Weeks
Profits
David
Super
28
Sales
agreed
Harold
Oils
the
Davidson
1962.
Anglo American shares
by
The
field
wholesale
;
1970 at
4,
Sharply
J.
of
subject
.
stockholders
convert
Treasurer,
of
Retailers
I
follows a reduction in capital
special general meeting, May 18,
of Alberta, May 28, whereby a
distribution to Anglo American shareholders of shares
confirmed
of
widespread
be
•
„
the
'/(
'
«
will
••
Up Sharply—
or
Co..
for
Anglo
Motorola' customers
2700.
p.
corporation
the
-1,300,000 shs.
Anglo American Exploration,
American Oils Ltd.), has agreed to
'■
in
offices
for
Automatic
Exploration
at .< $6
all shareholders by
recommendation that the offer
their
of
is
FINANCING
of
Montreal
Ansul Chemical
t
Fishman,
Harry
A.
with
American
servicing
»
through
Manhattan
agent
2593.-
The
-
The
both
together
PRESENT
1,400,000 shs.
•
•**',";• •:
Anglo
of
Trust
Norcan
.
.
Admiral Plastics
dent,
customers."
our
Net
'/X .-'X; ' /
V
with
delivered
be
Calgary
by
ploration
v
have
%-
•
shareholder
offices
American
;
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
and
'
-r*'.
-
may
share-for-share
in
'
-
"
directors,
"
development.
•
to
Atlantic Coast Copper Corp. Ltd.—Partial
;
TO
*
1'i: '
offer
B-A's
ratified
states, .Canada and Mexico, has
and
operates
in
the
fields
of
residential
and
:,;y
company.
EFFECT
540
195,
Chase
operation
shares
of
Anglo 'American
pen. share
was
mailed June 12
to
offer.*'
Montreal
y
*
tract
*
available
•
.
..
said.—V.
transfer
,
Vancouver, Ca^fd9.» prvto. Thef<Bank of Nova
Stotia Trust Co. Of New*:York. DeadlineVfor acceptance is October 22,
1962, at not later than 4:30 p.m. in any 6f these cities.. Payment
will be made1 forthwith after'delivery
and acceptance of shares by
-
'
—V.
-
Authorized
(formerly
principal
the
controls; oil tools; wood and steel products;
and silver mining; bus and truck equipment,
gold
GIVING
.
controlling
Winnipeg,
$200,000
Calif.,
The
"atomic*submarine hydraulic
heating;
the
from'The'British
American
military and commercial aircraft; missile and missile base-components;
industrial
:
•
.
,
'*
accepted.
Shares
con¬
J V
in
of
i outstanding
'.the
(
climb, and that unaudited reports for the first month
jump from. $1,946,.81-1 in April 1961 to slightly more than
in "April' 1962. Unaudited pre-tax profits during the first
were
*
(par, $1)
195,- p.- 1545.
Oils
o
surpass
sales
'
stock:
(Canadian)
^
the
indicates
said
•!".
*
.,
stock
common
An-offer
the
be
bothntihe
for
services
activity of Motorola Finance Corp. has been
the
;
organized by and is under the.control of AmeriCo., a multiple line fire and casualty insurance
under .the laws of the State of Indiana and at
owner of £3.2%
of the; issued and outstanding
was
1961y the
of
Anglo
1961
Home Door
com¬
many
captive
finance companies
service available from national finance
their
-
in
p.
Anglo American Exploration Ltd.—rStock Purch. Offer
•
the
in
October
included
were
earlier.period.
year
outlook
current
B
included
were
from
•
'
•
administered
was
out¬
and from date
of
acquisition
in
the
i960,
of Robei'ts-Gordori Appliance • Corp., acquired
pooling
a
fiscal^ period,
tinuing
in
operations, of
Corp.;
and
*
available
Insurance
.
-
year
finance
past,
the
Associates,
be
-writing
CAPITALIZATION
Lansing Co. and Jessup Door Co., acquired
included In the
financial
results for
the
fiscal
The
December
month
shares
1960;
just
period
period.
fiscal
1961-62
31,
"vV,
net income
shares-then
2,535,338
of. The Sargent. Engineering
results
acquired July
August
1960, 'were
The
1961,;
31,
on
company
States
Common
in
'
Inc.,
past
surplus
national
financing
of
best
'
'!•
.Operations
.
capital
,
carry-forward.
financial
The
vDer.
and $235,000, or an additional nine cents
a
share,
was
: I
to capital surplus because, of the company's claimed tax
lossv
standing,
date
to
'
-.
*
credited
1958,
'i
'•>.
share, and $742,500
of the comoany's
a
7,
May
on
Wisconsin,
in
engaged'
iy. company, organized
because
which,
was
ended
year
cents
eight cents
or
the
financing of Motorola distributors and dealers who
products—television, phonographs, and radios. "This
can
ordinary - life • and group insurance in
Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky,
shares
share
a
activity
of Indiana,
amounting to- $799,026, or 25
outstanding at year end,
income
3,220,862
on
sales
insurance
the States
-
This
cents
12
share.
It- commenced
Iowa .and
can
the
a
in
the
pleased to have
are
minor
A
63,571 common shares are being offered
public, by the underwriter, at $4.50 per share.
presently
V.
V':
.
stockholders'
in
increase
of
inadequate.
We
believe
Associates
Investment
par¬
shown
an
enlightened interest ! In filling this vacuum
improved."
,
.
period1
just
completed
totaled
$2,473,693,
or
77 'cents
a
share
(including a non-recurring gain of $809,712 or 25 cents' a share),
compared with $433,055, or 17 "cents per share, recorded in the .previous,
..-The
outlook
in
was
activities
•
taxes
large-
"Their interest in
diversifying their
dependence on automobile financing has
meeting the sales financing problems of
the
because
Atico Financial
V
-
..
year
.tv
their
as
from
us.
carried on by the same personnel
a
subsidiary of Associates Investment Co.," according to Mr. O. C.
Carmtchael, Jr.
"By virtue of the widespread and-diversified
then to the 1
and
Net- proceeds from the sale will be added to the capital
-
Mining
announced;- *•.»:
and
as
,
President,
financing
economies
principal activity of Motorola Finance Corp.. has been the
financing of leases and conditional sales contracts
for
Motorola's'
two-way mobile radio cusiomers, according to the announcement. "This
.
.
jr..
their
customer
The
history of A. J.- t and surplus of the
company to enable it to support an
Co. )
have
been
/expanded volume/of business. X:X XXX/,
'
'
reported, for ,the 12-month period ended March 31, 1962.
*
BUSINESS-—'The company of 542 North Meridian St., Indianapolis,
Sales for the 1961-62 fiscal year-totaled $29,545,193, compared with
was
incorporated under the laws of the State of Indiana on June 20,
$22,530,793 for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1961, C. J. Ver Halen,
highest
formed
has
.
and- we
An additional
■■
to the
•
interest
new
a
been
ticularly
will'; offer the'-unsubscribed
,
to
-
The
in
companies
Offered
agents of the company
/ .public at $4.50 per' share.'/ X ■ XV;
Industries
handle
and
our
said.
their
manufacturers.. In
have
States Life Insurance
Stockholders—Common
shares
y;.
for
.financing service will continue to be
-
News of Business and Finance
y
change
a
Vanderwicken
and
in
.
A. J, Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
sensed
Mr.
^
>■
business
coverage
.
manufacture, build and
as the
"Wulpa Lift."—
\p *■
have
resulted
Sales
a
finance-
advantages
business
a
1961
the
widespread
add
panies,"
a
commoi\ share,
s
smelter
with
plants
in
Their
operation
"
Co.—Rights Offering
Publicly—Pursuant"
to. a June 5, 1962 prospectus,, the company is offering •'
; f ;. its stockholders and those of its parent, American States
1
/X^V-av- Insurance Co.,, the right to subscribe for-236,429 ' addi1
i
v
tional common shares at $4:25 per share on the basis of *
v
mne new share-for .each four held of record June
2, with
rights to expire July 5. City Securities Corp., Indian¬
•'
•••
equivalent
,
Niles,
.
Levittown, N. Y.
:
to be used for equipment, purchase of lease, of locaUons,
are
of 370 Seventh Ave., N. Y„ plans to
in the U. S. .a parking device known
operate
*
1952
working capital.*;'
and
*f.
(pa?-10
7,
,
,
Corp.,
Proceeds
.
June
$34;529,216,
and reported a net income of $757,155, equivalent to. $3.71-a common share.-.-i
ir
:.
Un, commenting on ,the merger, .Prank Coolbaugh of Amax noted
that the basic soundness Of the American
economy and belief in the
future growth
of the aluminum industry were motivating factors in
the agreement.'—V. -195,-p. 2376. *
•
* ~ *
'
'
;
:
.
in
volume of $33,082,920
^
Wulpa Parking Systems, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
of
,
Apex Smelting
is
a' secondaryaluminum
Chicago.; Cleveland,, Los Angeles and Oregon. In
>.
•v;>'
net
Michigan, •Kentucky, California, Indiana. Illinois, Georgia and Canada,
v
months
preferred stock,
income
headquarters
a -
share...
Kawneer,
i
.
struction
'
(2819)
-
Ot^
Tear!
•'*
w
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2820)
Co.
Beneficial Finance
Notes Sold Privately
—
On
—
12, 1962> it was reported that $35,000,000 of this
firm's promissory notes due June 1, 1987, had been sold
privately through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
June
forth
underwriting
an
Stuart & Co.
by Halsey,
managed
group
15,
June
this
due
1992, at 101.25% and accrued interest to yield
Inc., New York City, offered publicly, $15,000,000 of
company's first mortgage bonds, series H, 4*4%
June
1,
approximately 4.175%.
w
The group was awarded the bonds June 14 at competi¬
tive sale on a bid of 100.55%. Other bids for the bonds,
all
from First Boston Corp., 100.35; Leh¬
Brothers, 100.2599; Harriman Ripley & Co., 100.248,
4y4s,
as
man
PROCEEDS—Net
the
from
proceeds
the series II
of
sale
bonfs, to¬
gether with other funds, will be applied to the redemption of $15,000,000
principal amount outstanding of the company's 5V*% first mortgage
series G bonds, due Oct. 1, 1989.
series
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
bonds
H
redeemable
are
at
to par and at special
prices ranging from 105.50%
optional redemption
redemption prices receding from 101.37% to par, plus accrued interest
each case. The series H bonds may not be redeemed prior to June 1,
in
operation involving the incurring of debt
less than the interest rate borne by the Series
through any refunding
1967,
with
cost
interest
an
of
bonds.
H
is an
Tremont St., Boston, Mass.,
182
of
Edison
BUSINESS—Boston
public utility engaged in the electric and steam
the City of Boston, Mass.,
and some 39 other smaller cities and towns within 30 miles, containing
a population of
1,510,050 in I960. The company also supplies electricity
in bulk to 11 electric companies and municipalities,
and steam to ap¬
independent operating
The company supplies electricity in
business.
proximately 700 customers in the City of Boston proper.
REVENUES—Operating
totaled
$133,126,633
V.
p.
195,
The
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961,
income for the period was $14,938,965.—
Chesapeake
and
convertible
Per
Exploration Ltd., this issue—V.
Anglo American
11.
June
stockholders voted to change authorized common
shares to 6,000,000 50-cent par shares to effect
1962,
$1
3,000,000
par
split of 495,000 outstanding shares.
also approved the purchase of 612 acres of undeveloped
acquisition of Canaveral Heights, Inc., for 15,340 $1
par common shares and the purchase of the
assets of Able Land &
Minerals, Inc., a 41% owned affiliate by issuance of 109,653 $1 par
stock
2-for-l
a
Stockholders
land
through
shares.
^.v:;
the
creation
of
annual
11
June
annual
provisions,
par
private,, sale
the
and
$50
100,000
495,000
bentures.
if
To Operate
Danial
-<f
*
•
.
:s'
-v
,
'
n
»:
cents
tinues
68
through
cents
the
that
company
the
«aid
with
period,
10-year
—V.195,
to be paid in the first two
will
yield
a
profit of
around
contract
cruise
He
$1,001,000
$500,000
years.
2594.
p.
On
June
second
quarter net
shareholders
by
this
tractors and equipment.
the corresponding period
by
Corona
draw
de
dealers
the
fiscal
months
million
for
1961.
Net
six
to
months
in
1962
were
initial
the
for
the Canadian Government.
six
$1.8
first
the
of
1962
million
Church.
in the same period last year.
Hill, President of Case, in his letter to the shareholders
stated, "Retail volume by our dealers in the first half of the year
indicates
that
we
will make
significant strides in the reduction of
inventory at company and dealer levels in the remainder of the year,
which
augurs
well for the future.
Sales of industrial products in
North America are
ahead
of last
year
by approximately 15%.
Our
current loss should be reduced by the end of this fiscal year."
Hill
further
stated
that
Credit
Case
borrowings
Corp.
reduced
were
by $3 million during the second quarter and currently such borrowings
are
$6.8 less
than
at the
beginning of the fiscal year.
tive
Celotex
Net
Corp.—Six Months' Results—
the
of
sales
were
$25,546,287
after
Federal
Celotex
resulting
income
tax
for
in
loss
from
For
a
credit.
ended
months
the ; six
the
April
30,
1962
operations of $1,232,032
comparable period a year
net loss from operations of $197,411 on
sales of $28,522,739 and a net non-recurring gain on the sale of fixed
assets of $1,238,984 for a total net income of $1,041,573.
Developments in subsequent months of that year required a change
in the treatment of the provision for taxes,
principally that portion
applicable to the non-recurring gain on the sale of fixed assets. After
taking such adjustments into consideration, the total net income for
the company reported
ago,
a
that
period amounted to $582,573
651
shares
of
reflected
were
months
fiscal
ended
stock
common
in
the
July
44 cents per share on the 1,028,outstanding.
These
adjustments
statement of income for the nine
or
then
comparative
31,
1961,
and
in
the
annual
for
report
the
1961
year.
Henry
President,
in
his
letter
to
stockholders,
This
last
and
year
half
of
sold
relatively lower demand for fiberboard
extremely depressed prices which began to
in
resulted
at
which
volume
our
prices
lower
continued
of
downward
insulating
than
those
the
to
fibreboard
existing
point
products
during
products has
decline early
any
where
is
of
almost
now
the
being
past
10
years. Much of this condition has been brought about
by over-capacity
the
insulating fiberboard
industry. Some strengthening
in
our
prices for these products is anticipated as a result of the
in
trend
encouraging
in
housing
"Another
year stems
starts
reported
for
March
factor contributing to the lack
from certain labor difficulties at
and
of
in
far
this
largest plant, which is
Marrero, La.
"In recognition
of the losses incurred by the company
during the
early months of the year, the directors deemed it necessary to omit
located
the
dividend
declared
"Late
the
of
at
on
the
common
stock
which
normally
at
the
March
the
second
quarter
have
been
meeting of the board.
in
would
stock
of
acoustical
of
this
Cweco Industries, Ltd., a
products in Canada. This
year
portion
acquired
manufacturer
newest
and
subsidiary,
80%
of
distributor
located
in
in
has
order
been
Golden
10
17
the
to
that
provide
the
acquisition
Webb
of the
fast-growing Tucson
will
Tucson
feature
area?
earlier
with
he
properties
will be
stated
acquired
that
in
during
the
estimated
are
Mr.
time
to
>
this
told
balance
properties
approximately
23%
the
of
acquired
400
and
telephone
Maine,
Citizens'
there
growth
is
and
indication
every
share
per
at
this
sales
of
service
were
At
260%
a
same
the
gain
from
earnings, reported Mr.
outstanding on Dec. 31,
for 1960, based on the
In
in
addition,
Clarise
to
102,000
over
customers
in
$52,242
1961.
same
earnings
three
a
sales
months
cents
sales
the
in
previous
42
were
cents
Per
year.
compared with
capitalization.
share
449,500
on
This
from
12
cents
shares
share
per
and
ended
share
company's 50%
equity ownership
amounted to 2 cents per common share.
of
the
earnings
to
March
the
on
31,
comparable
1961.
Net
poration's
period
last
the
invitation
new
purchasers
for
the
Jacobson
were
year.—V.
debentures,
submitted
annual cost of money for the new
bid on June 7,
1962, and
under
which
conditions,
The
the
new
or
12
company
indicated
was
the
SINKING
retire
named
below,
bids
the
for
Inc._$l,950,000
bid
to
pursuant
which
Lemon
cor¬
1,200,000
The
G.
Becker
I.
Equitable
&
Co.
duPont
Inc.
&
Co.
1,200,000
Stone
&
500,000
Ohio
Co.
Co.,
Evans
&
Until
funds
borrowed
4.40%.
Ladenburg, Thalmann
The
1,200,000
S.
Moseley
Salomon
&
Co.—
Brothers
Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Elkins,
Corp.
&
500,000
500,000
300,000
&
Co
&
Sons
has
of
^
v
Ltd.—Merger Approved-
have
debentures
amount
having
Offered—
sinking fund sufficient to
1, in each of the years
a
June
on
interest cost to the company of less than
prices range from 104.40% initially to the
an
Regular redemption
J
BUSINESS—The
leading
a
other
paperboard
and
expand
of 38 South Dearborn St., Chicago, is
shipping containers, folding cartons, and
company
manufacturer
of
products.
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds from the sale of debentures will be used
the o unt* h
facilities for the production
modernize
of paperboard.
The major portion of
and diversify operations in Brewton,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
the
funds
will
be used
to expand
Alabama.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Long-term debt
(including current maturities):
sinking fd.
3.30%
sinking
nut
dm
dPDS-
aut.h.)
o.OUO 000
<
fund debentures due July
authorized,
less
$2,241,000
($33,600,000
treasury)
1,
$25,000,000
1980
held
in
31,359,000
^
Other long-term
Total
debt—primarily unsecured notes
long-term
13,177,550
debt.
$69,536,550
Minority
interest in subsidiaries
Shareholders'Investment:
4%
cumul. preferred stk.
issued,
67,000
Common
stock
issued
in
for
E.
$7,035,655
($100 par)
(authorized and
(authorized
15,000,000
shares)
($5
$6,700,000
par)
10,710,328
53,551,640
the
terms
Co
(000's Omitted)
Amount
The
First
Kuhn,
Boston
Loeb
&
Shields
&
&
Amount
Co.
Co.
$350
Inc
350
Corp
750
American
Inc
750
275
275
Co.
Securities
Corp.
Morgan Stanley & Co
750
A.
600
William
600
Alex.
275
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Baker, Weeks & Co
G.
Becker &
&
Co.
Inc
Inc
Co.,
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
Union
&
Co.—
600
600
A.
275
Co.
275
275
275
Wood,
275
&
_
&
600
600
Blunt
600
Inc.—
Securities
G00
Co
Co
&
Moseley
Cruttenden,
Miller
600
275
Co
150
Co.
150
Co
&
150
Podesta
&
150
Miller
Illinois
&
Co
150
Inc
Co.
150
450
McCormick
450
McMaster
450
Mullaney, Wells & Co
450
__,
Co
&
The
&
_
Hayden,
450
Weeks—
&
&
275
Simmons
&
Collins
600
—
Inc
Struthers
Ellis
Julien
.
Hutton
Co.,
Boettcher
Co.
Webster
Co.
&
Inc.—
Smith
Pacific
Co
&
Co.—
150
Hutchinson
Northwest
&
Co.
150
150
150
450
Putnam
350
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
350
Rodman
350
Allyn & Co
Equitable Securities
150
Co.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
C.
Lee
275
Co.„
Stroud
&
S.
&
&
Spencer Trask & Co.—
G. H. Walker & Co
Hornblower
F.
Pont
600
Witter
E.
275
Hallgarten & Co.
du
600
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
W.
Estabrook
I.
Inc.
Barney
Drexel
Sons
Francis
Lynch, Pierce,
&
&
Dominick
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Fenner
Smith,
&
600
Lehman Brothers
Merrill
275
Blair & Co
Brown
Dominick
Wagenseller & Durst,
Corp.—
Higginson Corp
195, p. 2485.
&
Co.
150
_.
150
& Renshaw
150
Inc.—
150
—V.
Copenhagen Telephone Co., Inc.—Appointment—
First
and
National
paying
—•V.
City Bank,
agent
5%%
195,
for
New York City, has been appointed trustee
$15,000,000 principal amount of the cor¬
fund dollar debentures, due June 1
1977
the
sinking
2594.
p.
Crampton Manufacturing Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
shares
company has called for redemption
of
its 6%
cumulative convertible
share,
plus
on
June
preferred
accrued
National
Preferred
inclusive,
Bank,
stock
on
the
dividends.
is
Payment
be
30,
Co.
1962,
stock
made
at
at
20,000
$11
the
per
Manu¬
Detroit.
convertible
basis
will
of
four
into
common
shares
per
stock
to
June
preferred.—V.
194,
26,
1962
p;
2332'.
Dialight Corp.—Six Months'
Earnings—
The
corporation
of
reports
$3,505,020
41
the
and
for
net
^cents per share
three
months
the
six
earnings
on
months
of
ended
$459,509.
April
The
150,000
avahaMe
150,000
broad
for
i961
30
1962
earnings
were
1,122,000 shares outstanding.
ended
April
30
sales
were
$1,764,409
200,000
&
contained
(000's Omitted)
McDonald
equal to
and
" 23 CentS PCr Share' N° comPai'able f^res
are
Stokes
Sulzberger,
&
conditions
to
Kidder, Peabody & Co.——$3,925
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
750
For
.___
Masten
and
the underwriters named below, have
purchase, and Container has agreed to sell to
the respective principal amounts of debentures set
agreed
severally,
sales
&
Howe
shs.;
shares)
below:
200,000
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
A.
;
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
the underwriting
agreement,
200,000
Inc.„!
Morris,
200,000
200,000
Co
Cohu
250,000
200,000
Inc
Milwaukee
Hallowell,
!
Michigan
Co.
Stetson
500,000
Inc
Legg & Co
&
Chapman,
1,200,000
—
of
Co.
Securities Corp.
Winslow,
1,200,000
&
Hutzler
Peoples
capital
$242,000,000;
15 offices in Greater New York.—V. 191,
deposits
$3,600,000;
principal amount.
facturers
$500,000
Edwards
C.
Loewi
&
500,000
500,000
Collins
G.
John
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 1,200,000
Co.
Co.
Inc
Julien
A.
1,200,000
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Carolina
1,200,000
Hayden,
Co.
1,200,000
Securities
Corp.
National
each
now
500,000
&
Co
Co.
the
Amount
•
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache
Johnston,
A.
for
bank
America—Debentures
of
principal
&
debentures. The corporation
accepted
entered into a purchase agreement
The
Francis
Peoples-
shares
The
and calculated to retire 76% of the issue prior to maturity.
June
1,
1967 the debentures will not be redeemable out of
Dean
purchase from it
specified the lowest
1,400,000
Allyn & Co
2Vz
1.
this issue.
Ltd.,
FUND—The
$1,000,000
&
the
White, Weld & Co
1,950,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 1,400,000
C.
of
merger
of
1968-1986,
Corp.
White, Weld
974.
p.
Lehman
A.
1552.
p.
the
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Amount
Pierce,
Brothers
forward
due June 1, 1987. The debentures were priced at 100%
plus accrued interest.
poration's
Smith
estimated
carry
.
33%
prnchasers are obligated, subject to certain specified
purchase the new debentures.
the purchasers and the respective
principal amounts
debentures to be purchased by each are set forth in
the
&
loss
Peabody & Co., New York City, headed an
underwriting group which offered for public sale June 13
$25,000,000 of this firm's 4.40% sinking fund debentures
Kidder,
Stone
of
Lynch,
Fenner
and
Corp.
that
below:
Merrill
First
Co.
Container
Although
approximately
195,
the
to
names
the
1962,
tax
"
195,
June
of
Curtis
competitive
such
F.
Tinto
Harriman
year
Additional financing details follow:
PURCHASERS—The
31,
the
of
;«»
.
exchange
by
effective
reserves
a
for
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Additional
Financing De¬
tails—Our June "11,
1962 issue reportedi the sale on
June 8 of $25,000,000 of this firm's
4V2% debentures,
series due June 1, 1987, at
par and accrued interest.
of
Y.,
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
$54,460
were
outstanding.
(when
Mr.
1962
period
$1,394,902
earnings
1961
available,
of
from
shares
common
quarter
comparable
up
quarter of
not
are
first
the
over
$1,597,059,
455,214
the first
privately owned)
earnings for the
ahead
of
Rio
see
Blyth
the
Corp.
amounted
earnings figures for
net
N.
become
signifi¬
in
Net
$0.98
,
1, 1961, no provision for Federal
tax loss carry forward available to
that
announced
has
Consolidated Zinc Corp.
them
$5,539,030, up 16%
from $4,760,593 in
time, net earnings amounted to $187,-
Jacobson,
International
gains
1,673,000
.
April
the
of
March
^:
severally
first seven months of operation ended Dec.
31, 1961, Clarise
International showed net sales of $561,485 and net income
of $20,957.
For the first quarter ended March
31, 1962, Clarise reported
ago.
ended
of $285,000,000
1432.
more
the
still
of
resources
p.
earnings progress
Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois,
Pennsylvania and Vermont.—V. 195, p. 1426.
Clarise
calendar I960.
f
prior-years.—V.
$19,000,000;
provides electric, natural and manufactured
Clarise Sportswear
achieved a 260%
gain in earnings on a 16%
increase in sales for the year ended Dec. 31,
1961, Donald W. Jacobson,
President, told shareholders in the annual report.
808,
bank
total
Clarise Sportswear Co., Inc.—Annual
Report—
Net
recovery
because
from
funds
in
Ohio.
2,102,000
r,
,——
meeting
now
communities
ended
after
months
share
continue.
water
of
$1.27
months
.
Brooklyn,
since
of
nine
required
4.40%
that
sale
—.i
stock
1962.
the
Citizens'
year
Citizens Utilities Co.
than
The
Bank,
the
noted
He
produce
in
revenues
Rosenthal
that
will
$22,700,000.
from
common
computed
• ' ■ •
National
period from 1956 to March
1962,
in
which
Citizens'
per
share
earnings
had
more
than
doubled, the plant accounts of properties purchased aggregated $12,300,000 at dates of acquisition and that plant added'to such
acquired
properties subsequent to acquisition totaled an additional $10,400,000,
of
profit
—.
Commercial Bank of North America-—Merger Effective
31,
aggregate
56,000
1,617,000
of
net
1962—_
per
the
is
company
to
said.
also
properties
in
of
years.
nine
was
the
growth,, and? fiti.WQppyly into the company's philosophy
for' investors, Citizens' will acquire them. It is anticipated
Rosenthal
Mr.
and
tax
the
For
Tax
the
mn;
wjsa
period
earnings
prior
be developed
pace
pointed out that other prpperties ai;e constantly, being
Citizens'
attention, and that when these meet Citizens'
additional
year,
:'
retire¬
Phoenix,
Citizens,
will
keep
will
Baptist
a
near
by
area
to
areas
which
Southern
acquired
de
retirement
a
development
were
Corona
housing
to
Community,
development
Del
utilities
sewerage
residential
committed
Years
tax
NOTE—For
from
of
additional
Citizens'
_
studio
of
1,689,000
413,000
:
sale
Apr. 1,'61
$56,000
$2,127,000
shares
value
par
100,000
share of common stock after preferred stock
dividends, for both the current year and the prior year, are based
on
the 1,535,027 shares which were outstanding on March 31,
1962.
of
amount
100,000
100,000
438,000
years.
6,600,000
the
million-member
of the
to
William Blair & Co
Celotex
B—of
shareholders
the
from
Inc.
thus
Directors,
Baptist
sections
the
progress
that
April.
earnings
our
in
from
company
series
past
.
said,
"While gypsum products and some of our other lines are
registering
improvements over the previous year, the demand for our principal
line, insulating fiberboard products, has not shown comparable market
strength.
of
similar
and
Other
to
table
Collins,
W.
the
Rosenthal
cant
the
reviewed
in
increase
an
the
3,600,000
development
Baptist
of
quality control functions. He also reported that J. C. Freeman, execu¬
vice-president,
is studying the
company's export
and foreign
operations in an effort to improve its situation in the world markets.
"After 90 days on this assignment h|ere in Racine," Hill concluded,
"I am more optimistic and enthusiastic about the future of Case than
when I
agreed to take on this job.
We are working deligently on
plans and programs for fiscal 1963 which are designed to improve
our
operations in every area of company activity."—V. 195, p. 520.
Hill
of
advised
the
residents
water
Mr.
For
letter
Tucson
The
demand
previously announced appointment
of R. J. Miller as Vice-President of Engineering,
Rjesearch and Testing
and
that
of
Henry
Crossen,
staff
assistant in
manufacturing and
his
In
con¬
16,000,000 shares—7,000,000 series A and 9,000,000
value of $1 each. This action had been recom¬
also
conventional
to
D.
progress
par
community
1962.
as
as
compared with $72.0 million
Merritt
to
the
$2.6
was
year
wholesale sales
$59.4
and
A
called
its
Indiana,
for
compared
as
earnings
distributions
approved
stock
common
the Board
shares.
settlement
recent devaluation of the Canadian dollar by
loss
common
continues to move forward. Citizens increased its total of
acquisitions to 62 through purchase of 17 more utility properties in
1961 and four in 1962 to date. On April 4, he advised,
Spring Valley
Water Co.,
a
subsidiary of Citizens Utilities Co., secured the right
exclusively to serve the entire proposed 27,000-acre development area
of Corona de Tucson, adjacent to Tucson, Arizona. Part of the
large
gas,
The
that
shareholders
dividend
shareholders
Rosenthal
in 1961.
profit, the first shown by Case in any fiscal quarter since 1959,
is after adjustment for an exchange loss of $400,000 resulting from the
million
of
program
for
The
annual
each,
B—of
Mr.
advised
shares
2,368,663
Mar. 31,'62
tax
—
Federal
for
♦The
&
Months'. Report—
before Federal
tax
studio properties
♦Earnings per share
Federal
first five
series
cents
series
the
Income
period
period
from
estimated
row- of
1962 was $469,198,
months. He further pointed out that the
present annual dividend rate—up 13% from 1961
the first quarter of this year, marked the company's
in
8
anticipated
profit of $311,738 was announced in a report
manufacturer of agricultural and industrial
This profit is in contrast to a loss of $700,805
the
authorized
1946
(J. I.) Case Co.—Shows Profit for Quarter—
A
also
in
increase
total
an
to
18th year in- a
the
was
ended March 31,
Federal
share
per
—established
of
stockholders
told
President,
signed a $1,600,000 agreement with a sub-charterer to take over
the operation of the Calypso Liner
day cruises between Miami and
Bimini,
a
Bahama
Island. The contract calls for
payment over a
has
share, On
per
Rosenthal
Mr.
criteria
'
this
months
three
stock out¬
standing. This was a gain of 12%
in per share earnings over the
1961 first quarter net of 18 cents per share. For the 12-month period
ended March 31, 1962, net income and per share earnings also set a
new
record
for the
18th consecutive year. Earnings were $2,114,934,
or
91
cents
per
common
share,
a
gain of 12%,„ over earnings
of
81 cents per share for the year-earlier 12-month period ended March
31,
1961.
Citizens had earlier reported
record
calendar year
1961
per
share earnings of 89 cents per share,
13%
higher than
1960
and
the
17th successive annual new high in the company's history.
brought
•
•
for the
income
20
or
de¬
Cruise Ship—
Dubbin,
S.
,;fJ
May
March
Net
in
$2,000,000 non-convertible
■yvKv'';.v
-M". -:7'
of
due
Corp.—Nine
-
months
9
for
Profit
Whiteside
2701.
for
Income
has been
appointed trustee,
the corporation's 6%
subordinated
1, 1970.—/V. 192, p. 103.
■
City,
150,000
Period Ended—
Income
100,000
Winslow, Inc
Dittmar & Co., Inc
Irving Lundborg & Co._
Columbia Pictures
Estimated
Corp.—Appointment—
Instrument
meeting. He noted that
quarter earnings.
record
whose
stockholders also authorized the
preferred shares with convertible
meeting
623.
p.
195, p.
Inc.
150,000
150,000
Co
Amount
Phillips,
Chace,
Co.
&
Caldwell
<
150,000
i
Stiver
;
150,000
—
Co.__'
Renshaw—
&
&
Redemption—
earnings in the first quarter of 1962 once again set a
new
high in the company's history, Richard L. Rosenthal;1- President
of
the
nationwide,
multi-service
utility,
told
shareholders
at
the
ment
Sale—
Preferred—Private Debenture
New
At
186,
debentures
authorized
Approved—
On
from
1804.
p.
Split—Acquisi¬
Corp.—Stock
International
Canaveral
tions
195,
Rodman
on
share
mended
See
for redemption
Co
&
Northwest
—V.
Steel Corp.—Partial
&
called
Citizens Utilities Co.—Net Up 12%—Stock Incr. OK'd
16%
Ltd.—Proposed Acquisition
Co.
Oil
American
Pacific
Saunders,
Co.,
New
York
paying agent
for
Trust
—3,000,000
2485.
British
Rubber
Ohio.—V.
Irving
registrar
revenues
net
and
result
a
as
1314.
p.
corporation has
Columbus,
16th
.
to
expects
of this
company
July 6, 1962, $147,000
of $147,500 of its 6%
15-year sinking fund debentures dated July 1,
1957
at
102%. Payment will be made at the Ohio National Bank,
came
White, Weld & Co., 100.203.
and
195,
the
Amount
McCormick
Stix
Central
Offered—On
Co.—Bonds
Edison
operations
acquisition.—V.
unchanged, and
benefit materially
remains
management
Canadian
Co., New York City—V. 194, p. 2320.
Boston
known
be
previous
its
operating throughout the Canadian provinces, will hence¬
as
Canadian
Celotex-Cweco
Industries,
Ltd.
The
and
Toronto
Monday, June 18; 1962
.
.
.
Co
line
of
indicator
?r£?kl*n' the Y" desiens
H'
lights for
150,000
„nPiherand
relays
'
lnclude, indicator light
Christmas
lights.—V.
manufactures
electronic, electric, aircraft
puter and missile industries.
150,000
and
195,
p.
panels,
1923.
thermal
time
a
com¬
'
delay
Volume 195
Number 6169
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Dielectric Products Engineering Co., Inc.—Appointm't
The Bank of New
York,
agent
(par $8)
of the corporation.—V.
the
stock
common
195,
$1)
(par
Drug Fair-CommunityJ Drug
preferred
aiid
stock
Notes
Sold
2032.
p.
Co., Inc.
—
Electric Bond
EBS
Sh are
&
Co.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
10
remaining
six
Clearwater.
A
take
To
Delaware
formed
it
Corp.,
the
over
all
assets
continue
to
its
be
of
with
coast
Lindsley
the
stock
reported.
was
west
in
St.
Tampa,
Petersburg
supply yard is located at Dania, just south
with subsidiary warehouses at Tampa and Hialeah.
corporation
and
the
on
are
Both
known
name
has
Lumber
Lindsley Lumber.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York City,
of the Lindsley transaction.
as
.
.
..
This
and
of
believes
Share
growth
the
the
it
make
can
companies
which
1962,
constructive
a
contribution
acquires.—V.
it
195,
1977
The
to
5V2%
104 30%
Mercantile
Chemical
Bank
Co.,
721
Locust
St.,
St.
Louis
1,
Mo.,
at
or
ness
day
the
-
New
the
to
day
of
conversion.—V.
195,
of
Fifth
on
and
Avenue
tion
Kennedy Sr., was named President
Manufacturing.
Of
the
division
new
selected
were
Goodman
Manufacturing
that
reported
Streeter-Amet for
of
had
it
consideration
cash
a
acquired
the
broad
all
This
this
12,
firm's
markets
Warminster, Pa., company reported record consolidated ship¬
earnings for the fiscal year which ended April 30. Earnings
control
in
world-wide
manufacturer
systems showed
and
designer
industrial
of
striking increase—up 63%
a
on
All
in
shipments.
R.
Henry
Seelaus, Vice-President of Finance, said shipments of the
company and consolidated subsidiaries in the United States and Canada
from
$19,089,000 in 1961 to $20,108,000. Incoming orders rose 13%
from $19,353,000 to $21,800,000 while profits after taxes rose from
$455,000 to $743,500. With 449,126 common shares outstanding, earn¬
ings per common share were $1.52 compared with 88 cents in 1961
rose
the
on
number
same
The
shares
of
currently
outstanding.
increase
in
profits is largely attributable,
according to the
change in the company's marketing policy. This policy
places added emphasis on complete process control system installations
for
complex industrial requirements, including packaged or built-toorder sensing devices to measure and control flow,
temperature and
to
company,
a
for
pressure.
The
have
made
been
where
Fischer
matic
and
paper
control
&
in
sales
Porter
the
to
is
water
treatment
waste
and
auto¬
operating figures have not yet been received from the com¬
pany's foreign subsidiaries in England, France, The Netherlands, Ger¬
many,
Mexico and Australia.
It is estimated that net shipments of
foreign subsidiaries for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1962, will
approximate $2,560,000 compared to $1,900,000 in the previous year.
Net profits will probably be $128,000 against a 1961 net of $167,000.
—V.
194,
of
317.
p.
Obtains Mortgage Loan—
from
The Penn Mutual
this manufacturer and de¬
signer of industrial process control systems, it
was
announced by
R.
Henry
Seelaus, Vice President' of finance. The total mortgage
loan now outstanding from Fenn Mutual is $3,000,000.
additional
An
Life
Insurance
Payable
in
to
at 5%% interest, the
beginning June 1, 1964.
loan will
years
installments
repaid
be
credit
according to Mr. Seelaus, postpones for some time the
equity financing. At the company's 1961 annual meet¬
possibility of equity financing was mentioned as a way to
company's continuous expansion
steady growth.
carry out the
with Fisher &
total
A
loan
granted
of
and
added
two
years.
for
the
118,000
to
square
Fischer
Plant
feet
of
Porter's
&
expansions
are
foreign
company's
Netherlands,
to
needed
keep
risks. Neither
Germany and
operating
Warminster
also
being
subsidiaries
Mexico.^—V.
in
194,
or
EFFECT
GIVING
France,
The
—V.
stock
195,
$2)
(par
selects
sales
Record
its
first
of
Inc.—Sales at
$1,243,000
were
reported
with
industry
Flo-Tronics,
by
for
the
Net
—V.
quarterly
earnings
showed
A
quarter, period
ended April 30, 1962.
released to some 2,000 stockholders of the
company, William P. Edmunds,. President, noted the continuing profitable second year trend for the first quarter of the firm's third year.
In
a
gross
191,
report
period
the
for
profit of
$247,809
after
$37,410
were
with
an
taxes.
operating
profit
The
of
report
$56,428.
1217.
p.
-
cents
16
numbers and codes for warranty purposes. Tubes sold
equipment market are branded with the individual
manufacturers' brand names. Tne company packages elec¬
matches
and
certain
Palm
.This
Beach,
Fla.
corporation
has
FINANCING
extended
$450,000
of
GWII,
long-
million
the
marked
by
and
expansion
diversification
Pulte-Strang's
and
in
Southwest
extended
the
for
year
ended
31,
March
GWIFs
second
two
Under
the
agreement,
Small
Business
chase
250,030
poration,
a
was
said,
report
in
paid
form
the
of
CEIR,
Inc.
shares,
equal
the
Caloosahatchee
River
directly
million
will
Capital,,
Companies,
to 25%
one
will
of
the
receive
nation's
warrants
equity in the Detroit
leading
to
parent
pur¬
cor¬
company.
Estates adjoins the northern area of Cape Coral, one of
the largest
and most prominent of Florida's Gulf Coast community
developments.—V. 195, p. 2379.
Waterway
p.
line
16
commitments totaling nearly $4V3
Thirteen new companies was added to the
of
last
the
credit
its
of
with
four
original
capital, it arranged
banks. According
Washington
plus scheduled repayment of certain loans,
investment program to continue to the stage
Scurbock, this credit,
enable
the
GWII
additional
the
GIVING
EFFECT
payable
Class
A
common
stock
(par
Class
B
common
stock
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
FINANCING
Authorized
to Marine Midland
July 13, 1962
due
Co.,
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding
$200,000
2,300,000 shs.
underwriters
$50,000
1,200,000 shs.
10c)
10c)
915,200 shs.
named
below
75,000 shs.
have
entered
into
an
underwriting agreement with IEC wherein and whereby I3C has
agreed to sell and the underwriters have severally agreed to purchase,
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agreement,
the
number
respective
opposite their
names
of shares
below:
of
class
A
stock
common
set
forth
Shares
195,
&
Co.,
Inc.-
50,000
Inc
25,000
2253.
p.
period
for
1961,"
Frank
Kellogg,
L.
President,
told
the
annual
permanent
capital
can
be
used
efficiently.—V.
195,
2702
International
Mining is
a
diversified natural
resource
company
holdings in mining, gas and oil, as well as real
operations in Baltimore, Maryland.—V. 195, p. 2035.
substantial
estate and
terminal
International Stretch Products, Inc.—A. S. E.
On
June
11,
American
the
1962
stock
common
Stock Exchange
under
of
the
company
Listing—
was
the symbol 1ST.—V.
195,
listed
p.
on
1554.
Interstate
Financial
Corp.—To
Redeem
Debentures—
The
corporation has called for redemption on July 1, 1962, all of
outstanding 6%
convertible subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,
1981
at
100%.
Payment will be made at
the Merchants National
Bank & Trust Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
see American
Metal Climax,
Inc.,
this issue.- -V.
193,
p.
1016.
Final
audited
April 30,
share
a
shares
19,
;
earnings
of
Kimberly-Clark
in
the
fiscal
year
ended
1962, totaled $31,545,992 after taxes. This is equal to $3.20
9,857,044 common shares, ? as against $3.19 on 9,832,652
on
a
year
ago,
adjusted
1962.
for
a
2%
stock
dividend
paid
on
April
•
Net sales
increased
$486,277,341.—V.
to
195,
p.
$515,238,667 from the preceding year's total of
2596.
Knapic Electro-Physics, Inc.—Acquisition—
Knapic
Electro-Physics,
of
Palo Alto, Calif.,
and
of the assets and going businesses of Sunbank
a
Burbank, Calif.,
firm manufacturing electrical
connector
assemblies
and
accessories for the aircraft, missile, and
electronics
industries,
has been announced by Royce B. McKinley,
Purchase
bv
Minneapolis,
Electronics,
Knapic
Minn.,
Inc.,
chairman.
board
The
purchase
price
was
not disclosed.
Sunbank
designs,
develops and produces a
electrical connector accessories for major cable as¬
semblers and aircraft companies throughout the United States. Sales
offices for the firm are maintained in Los Angeles and on the East
Mr.
wide
McKinley said
variety
of
Coast, he said.
(Paul) Hardeman, Inc.—Receives Army Contract—
This
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
aerospace
construction,
manufacturing
"Purchase
and
engineering subsidiary of Universal American Corp., announced receipt
of a $10,780,675 contract from, the U. S. Army Corps of • Engineers.
The
contract
is
for
construction
of
outlet
works
and
hydroelectric
:-
1962."
with
stock.
made
year.
committed
GWII
$3
where
Florida
Investment
public
along
a
to Dr.
in
Kellogg added that,
"the improvement in Canton's terminal
as well as the corporation's gas
and oil properties, makes
reasonably optimistic that the corporation will report substantial
operating profits in addition to non-recurring income for the year
year
period.
As
a
Utilities
the
1,000-acre community
opposite Fort Myers.
Aqua
Florida.
six-year secured loan, will be used by
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Pulte-Strang of Florida
Corp., to Refinance short-term loons and complete
as
note
Trust
of its
same
Myers
funds,
5%
Investments, Inc.—An¬
at
Fort
sale
Mr.
,
portfolio, bringing to 22 the number in. which GWII has an interest,
Three portfolio companies received additional commitments during the
The
for
Kimberly-Clark Corp—Net Up Slightly—
which
Scurlock
in
tolerances
,
607,000 shs.
financing to Pulte-Strang, Inc., Detroit general contracting and
development firm currently building the Waterway Estates community
term
close
me
Outstanding
,
Capital Corp.—Makes Long-Term Loan—
to
tubes
operations,
operation.
$1.85,
procedures.
Kawneer Co.—Proposed Merger-
progress
share
a
control
its
Net asset value per. share was $12.06. When GWII began
in I960, net asset value was $8.95 per share.
.
Dr.
Scurlock
also
noted
that shareholders
received a distribution
of
for
quarter
consolidated
profits
before
taxes
were
$2,264,352,
including non-recurring gains from sales of securities and real estate
of
$1,987,440.
Net
profits,
after
taxes,
were
$1,790,852
compared
with a loss of $102,688 for the same period in 1961.
portfolio, highlights the annual report of Greater Washington Indus¬
trial Investments, Inc.
Dr.
Arch
Scurlock, President, disclosed net profit of $84,108,
or
worth
Florida
of
year
quality
'
nual Report—
here
per
marked by the company in accordance with Electronics
standards which include both European
and
are
CAPITALIZATION
317.
Record—
$3
market for use primarily in high fidelity monaural and
stereophonic equipment. The -company's specialized equipment-'is* alsoused for
quality control to attain low reject incidence on the pro¬
duction lines of original equipment manufacturers.
1918.
p
at
of 81 Spring St., New York City, imports,
tubes. The company's electron tubes,
tubes, are used in sound reproduc¬
replacement
experience
1,500,000 shs.
—
stock
common
substantial
Authorized
Common
Greater Washington Industrial
Flo-Tronics,
PRESENT
TO
than
underway
Offered—
in bulk containers
for use by original
equipment manu¬
on
high speed production lines and in individual cartons
by its distributors in the replacement market.
Through the use of its specialized equipment, the company tests,
the
CAPITALIZATION
built
less
in
are
England,
p.
been
has
space
facilities
planned
A
First
in this business, and there are substantially larger and more experienced
companies operating in this field.
pace
Porter's
Corp.—Class
tubes
like
standards
of making unsecured personal loans involves
the comoration nor its management has prior
Sold
stockholders meeting.
Group.
The business
any
the
ing.
been
loan,
for
need
has
fifteen
in
fourteen
The
mortgage
$2,300,000
Co.
dIus
International Mining Corp.—Quarterly Report—
1700 Broadway,
of
Employees
100%
;"Net profits of International Mining in the fiscal quarter ended
April 30, 1962 aggregated $3.14 per share compared with a loss in the
Colorado on
of
Government
fund
sufficient to
receiving
entertainment
Kesselman
business.
corporation
laws
the
under
the
sinking
exceed
'
A
Brand, Grumet & Seigel,
Denver, was organ¬
April 5, 1962 by the Management
The Articles of Incorporation
authorize the corporation to engage in the business of making loans,
and on April 26,
1962 the corporation was licensed under the Con¬
sumer
Finance Act of Colorado. The corporation may be required to
obtain licenses in states in which it will operate through offices or
field representatives. Licenses will be sought in such states, but there
is no assurance that licenses applied for will be granted.
The corporation
will engage in the business of making unsecured
personal loans. Initially, the predominant source of loan business will
be
the
clientele
of
the
companies
in
the
Government Employees
Group,
and military personnel are expected to constitute a major
portion of the corporation's clientele. In general, persons eligible for
insurance or financing from any of the companies in the Government
Employees Group will also be eligible to obtain; a loan from the
corporation, provided they meet prescribed credit standards. In addi¬
tion, persons recommended by colleges and universities will be con¬
sidered as eligible for educational loans, provided they meet prescribed
BUSINESS—The
ized
Final
3r/4%
amount
to
sale
for
will be added to the capital and surplus
company and used in the development
and operation of its
markets
the only company able to offer both
chemical feeding equipment.
systems and
accounts of the
of
an
not
original
is
underwriting
No
29.
it
to
facturers
—V.
Net proceeds
a particular increase in sales to the petroleum,
food industries.
The greatest gains, however,
noted
company
June
date
involved.
\
chemical,
expiration
to
prices
type
the
tron
proper
par common
rights
Exchange.
Association
equipment
right to subscribe for 603,000
shares at $7.50 per share on the basis of
one share for each 15 rights held, as follows:
To stock¬
holders of Government Employees Insurance Co., two
rights for each common share held; to common stock¬
holders of Government Employees Life Insurance Co.,
one right for each common share held; to common stock¬
holders of Government Employees Corp., four rights for
each common share held, and to common stockholders
of Criterion Insurance Co., one right for each common
share held. Record date in each case is June 4 and the
$2
Universal
Stock
electron
accordance
tubes
domestic
the
serving
of affiliated companies the
process
increase
5%
a
Exchange.
York
1962
class
radio
as
equipment for
FM radios,
Industries
Government.Employees Fiducial- Corp.—Subscription.
Rights Offering—The company is offering stockholders
and
this
sale
Co.—Bonds
•
for
New
1971,
at
Electronics
June
a
known
spected
;;
Up 63% for-Year-—
Stock
the
on
requirements and warehoused at the company's premises. Prior
shipment to customers all tubes are visuallv and electrically in¬
to
about $2.5 million.
of
spokesman said the company "looks forward to
list
of
industries,
including mining,
which
are
com¬
and
concluded
Goodman
of
purposes.
Such equipment includes
television receivers, phonographs, tape recorders
stereophonic high-fidelity components. The company
does no manufacturing. Virtually all of the tubes sold
by the company
are
manufactured in England by Mullard, Limited
("Mullard"). The
company sells its electron tubes directly to equipment manufacturers
(the original equipment market)
and
to
distributors and suppliers
of
replacement parts
(the
replacement market).
The
electron
tubes
sold by
the company are received from the
manufacturer
in bulk
shipments against, orders placed
in
advance
by the company based upon projected customer and industry usage
Divi¬
Streeter-Amet
of
as
approximately
yards
and monaural and
markets for electronic weighing and counting devices. The new divi¬
sion," the spokesman said, "wilP Operate in the Grayslake plant without
change bf operatihg personnel."—V. 186, p. 625.
•
jy:,
'
'W
'
'
' r "-V'. ; u. J.itit'J <;
;
>>■
'
■
/:
Savings Bank, Chicago, has- been named transfer
agent and the First National Bank of Chicago, registrar for the com¬
mon
stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p.
2490.
V,
ments
government.
and
AM
150
Goodman
Goodman
assets
&
•Fischer & Porter-Co.—Net
the
offering circular, Brand,
Seigel, Inc., New York City, is offering 75,000
and
processes
square
156-'feet
■
1663.
p.
Telephone
to
of
common
frontage
a
195,
BUSINESS—The company,
acquisition of Streeter-Amet Co., Grayslake, 111., maker of electronic
weighing systems and counting devices.
Mr. Kennedy, was formerly
chairman of Streeter-Amet Co. Robert T. Isham, formerly president of
Streeter-Amet Co., has become president of R. T. I. Corp.
Epko Shoes, Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
C.
of
Officers
A
Harris
has
McGee
v.
share. Net proceeds will be used by the company
the repayment of debt and working capital.
the
said.
325,000
American
listed
$189,603,
interest.—V.
Grumet &
office
contains
at
•
installed, by
be
tne
on
is
of
International
its
2698.
p.
acquired
listed
sum
Pursuant
Goodman Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
Verne
sion
may
prior
dam
,
Privately—On
June 13, 1962 it was reported that
$9,000,000 of this
firm's 4.1/2% first mortgage bonds, series
N, due May 15,
1992 had been sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody
& Co. Inc., New York City.—V.
194, p. 1508.
on
East* 12th Street,
for a total ground area of approximately
feet. It includes an adjoining four-story store and residential
building on Fifth Avenue.—V. 195, p. 2261.
York Trust Co., 20 Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.
be converted into common stock at $6.50 per share,
up
to the close of business July 26. No fractional shares will be
issued but, in lieu thereof, the company will pay
cash equal to the
last reported sale on the New York Stock Exchange on the last busi¬
Debentures
will
receive tenders for the
of 1941, due Sept. 1,
the
shares
has
company;
is
stock
2380.
Hawaiian
feet
called for redemption on July 31, 1962, all of its
convertible subordinated debentures due July 15,
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the
Trust
investment
estate
which
property
1962,
accrued
21,000
has
company
at
Generators
Corp.
p.
exhaust
feet of space,
was
recently improved with a new entrance and modern lobby, and five of
its seven elevators are now being converted to automatic operation.
Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co.—To Redeem Debs.
The
outstanding
real
Glickman
building,
stock
195,
debentures
penthouse
and
Mr.
The
2379.
p.
•
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Tenders for Debentures—
Old Colony Trust 'Co/* Boston, Mass., will* until noon' on June
building at 55 Fifth Avenue, at the
northeast corner of 12th Street, it was announced by Louis J. Glick¬
man, President and Chairman. Title is scheduled to close on July 2,
Lindsley Lumber is the first acquisition made by EBS Development
Corp. Electric Bond & Share established this subsidiary last year for
the
sole
purpose
of acquiring managing and developing businesses.
In
providing additional capital and augmenting managerial talent,
Bond
diversified
18-story
in completion
assisted
earth-filled
an
of
The
21,
Glickman Corp.—Buys Office Building—
-v.
;
.
PHI
——V.
new
a
generators.
American
Road.
Niemann
and
has been
Co.
by EBS Development
and retail businesses will
purchased
wholesale
the
of Florida,
Co.
of Lindsley Lumber
been
consist
pacted impervious or semi-impervious fill and placement of 150,000
cubic yards of concrete.
In
addition, a new office
building will be constructed complete
with utilities and parkng area. Completion date for the entire
project
is Nov. 1,
1965. Bids were opened May 23, 1962.
prices to Kansas City residents," Mr. Raugust said.
"This
acquisition,
along
with
the Home Owners
Mart, located at 8601
East 40 Highway, which we acquired in March, and an additional unit
for which we have just signed a lease in .North Kansas City,
will
give Gamblo-Skogmo. five excellent locations and over a half million
square
feet i of space to serve the greater Kansas, City area," ,Mr.
Raugust said.
%.
;
r
"
The Jubilee City stores are currently a partly leased operation with
a
wide variety of merchandise departments, including men's, ladies',
children's, and infants'
ready-to-wear;
household goods; hardware;
toys; sporting goods; shoes; linens and domestics; health and beauty
aids; major and small home appliances; jewelry; cameras; and records,
plus other service facilities.—V. 195, p. 1553.
central
Fort Lauderdale,
works
The construction of the power house and dam involves
cubic yards of excavation, 2 lA -million cubic
lower
of retail building materials; hardware, gardening and other "doit-yourself" supplies. Sales in 1961 were in - excess of $17,000,000.
Twenty-three of the retail stores are located on the east coast
from Melbourne, just south of Cape Canaveral,
down to Key West.
of
KW
"The Jubilee City stores have earned an enviable record for bringing
line
and
outlet
installing emergency gates, bulkhead
gate, frames, guides, lilting beams and dogging devices.
The power plant will house two 41,300 HP turbines and
two 15,000
company will have a total of five discount department stores
In the Kansas City
area in the near future,
according to Carl C.
Raugust, Executive Vice-President of the Minneapolis-based wholesaleretail merchandising firm. This was revealed with the announcement
that Gamble-Skogmo
has acquired the Jubilee City, Inc., discount
department stores.
The
transaction
involves
two Jubilee City
stores now operating,
one
at 4915 State Ave., Kansas City, Kan., which is 100,000 square
feet in size,
and one in #ae Loma Vista Shopping Center, 8760 Blue
Ridge Blvd., Kansas City, Mb. The transaction also includes an addi¬
tional store to be opened later this year in Shawnee at State Highway
the
The
and for completion of
Angelina River, Texas.
the
on
The
The
Corp., a subsidiary, has purchased for cash the
Lindsley Lumber Co., Miami, Florida, and its affiliates,
George G. Walker, President of Bond and Share, announced. Amount
of 'the purchase price was not disclosed.
1
v' : i v
Lindsley Lumber Co., founded and developed as a family enterprise
by- the Lindsleys, operates 29 "do-it-yourself househqld supermarkets"
in southern and central Florida and sells a complete line of building
materials to contractors in the same area. These outlets offer a full
of
Bend
was
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Acquisition—
Development
assets
it
5
5-million
Privately — On June 12, the company announced the
placement of $3,000,000 of its 6% convertible senior sub¬
ordinated notes due June 1, 1977, with Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Guardian Life Insurance Co.
of America, and Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Milton L. Elsberg, President, indicated that the funds
would be used for working capital and to finance the
company's planned growth.—V. 192, p. 497.
^
1962
13,
plant
power
Corp.—Bonds Sold Privately—On
Telephone
reported that $1,700,000 of this
firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds, series O, due Match
1, 1987 had been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York City.—V. 191, p. 901.
New York City, has been appointed principal
transfer
for
Florida
June
(2821)
broadens
of
Sunbank,""
Mr.
McKinley
stated,
"substantially
Knapic's capabilities in the aircraft, missile and electronics
The
company's reputation for reliable performance and
industries.
engineering approval of
accessories an
connector
its products have made Sunbank electrical
accepted name throughout these industries."
»
6
the
said
He
new
&lKnap^c's
continue
will
division
Kne.pic
to
the
use
name
and
'
910.
p.
division
Minneapolis
precision wire-wound
a telemitter used
in
ox
formers,
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application.
.
i
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.
Morton
the
have
Co—Redemptions—
Lehigh Valley Coal
^
;
of
effect
any
dividends
these
the
on
stock.
of
payment
*"
'
*
dividends on
."•
1
.5
cash
*
.
These dividends will
1963.
ih
early
; *.
called
company. has
option
sinking
December
BUSINESS—The
2.5
million
St.
and
in
over
and
83fp
trical
of
operations
Crosse.
and
such
the
16%
of
from/gas operations.
conditions,
The
12,
and
all
entered
and
of
the
in
the
the
of
V
-
&
Co.
300
stores
The
until
Manufacturers
July
tive
17,
1962,
will
i
cumula¬
Inc.—Sales for Year Up 96%—
Levitt & Sons,
start
to
The
exceeding
$36,750,000,
L^.i.t anu
phia;
more,
The
and
Rico,
two
is
also
about
land
homes.—y.
individual
build
to
Life
Insurance
million
10
Raymond
held
ing,
have
shares
such
payments
The
Smith
ing
of
He
31.
market
prices,
about
has
now
(F. W.)
The
the
built
Li'l
General
Sales
the
and
three
cording
Bale
to
of
orders
for
■
.
to
year
Net
loss
lirnr
for
$.4 355
end
the
of
fiscal
For
the
of
six-month
$5,071,892,
In
reporting
With
live
had
the
second
Tampa-based
the
of
quarter
April 30
of
this
$54,549,
1961.
in
v
in
of
Li'l
10
since
p.
Nashville
&
June
ing
group headed by
York
City, purchased
Louisville
&
Giant
end
195,
Offered—On
Stores
in
General
$991,439
were
Net proceeds from
line
,
estimated
to
a
R.
Maust,
Chairman
total
shares
of
there
quarter,
tne
loss
Tonnage
of
16%
the
12
in
sold
over
the
fiscal
quarter.
Florida
are
now
and
106
RR.—Equipment Trust Certif¬
13, 1962 an investment bank-
equipment
reoffered
trust
coal
In
tne
United
low-cost
the
coal,"
States,
electric
logical
perity and
power
base
national
so
of
reported
March
previous
net
of
tons
31,
year,
increased
necessary
American
security."
City, > has
York
New
195,
1987.—V.
1,
been
/.
the; comDany's
195, p. 1851.
for
line
CoV, for cash.- '
principal
the
serves
of
hair
brand
major
-
to
;Thls
,
'
*
stood
•/;
'
v
of
appointed
•'
:v '
-
•
the
United
Charles
States with
•
"
•
intends
to
-
a
' -
temporary
.
.
hair
.
.
■
early
tions,
1945.
that
as
Mr.
to
bulk
One
hair
the
the
previous
tons,
year.
to
industry
industry—vital
and
to
Marathon
of
1962,
5.
Oil
converting
be
of
of
Fletcher
Oil/has'
Marathon
directed
from
\
Co.,
Manager
operation.. Fletcher
products
Oil's
Ohio
Office.
faith in jobber-type
expressed pride in the long
McGarvey
petroleum
Fletcher
McGarvey,
marketing opera¬
and
pleasant re¬
Fletcher
B.
August
will
company
is
The
1,
the other in Cedar .Lake.
President
Oil
Ohio
change
and
Co.'s
founder
75th
Marathon
to
of.
Co.—V.
Oil./
Fletcher.
Anniversary,
Oil
the
195,
.
of
name
2382.
p.
are
'
Pan
expand the distribution and product
keeping with the vast growth and potential of the
Preparation Industry.—V. 195, p. 2078. ', :
,
•
'
American
Resources,
Inc.—Stock
Split
Effective
,."A five-to-one split of the. common stock of Pan American Resources,
pioneer firm of the new waste/conversion industry,,, became effective
11. The split was authorized at the annual stockholders
meeting
May 28 in Glendale, Calif.
,business of the firm is the development. of, Lantz Con¬
verters,
self-contained
unit
systems
for
the
conversion
of
organic
waste, both urban and rural, into commercial products." The 'process
on
Principal
additional 872,786 common
basis of
new
one
share
converts
;
waste, matter
solids
and
which
preservatives,
of
plant,
be
can
and
'
of
tons
In
its
day.
per
discharge
Tests
into
for
heat,
to models which
Lantz
the
origin
into
can
.
liquids
gases,
refrigeration,
power,
fuel.'Unit
carhmn
show
the
animal
or
utilized
insecticides
small batch type converters
an
for
a
wood
oaoehities' ranee
handle
Converter "to,.be
atmosphere.-, ;
/ •
*rnm
to hundreds
up
polucion
,
'
free
'
'
is
the
best
of
the
bitumi¬
commerce
peacetime
.
-
,
-:..
in
and
pros¬
now
•Nopco Chemical Co.—Debenture Issue Approved—
June
directors
12,
to
it
The
was
issue
the
action
up.
to
stockholders
subordinated
reported
that
$6,000,000 of
company's,common
have
City,
the
SEC
shares.
.
and
will
underwrite
the
offering.—V.
195,;, p.
2255.
' -•
,
announced, the
has
companies,
tions.
-
Hal--
Co. Inc., Chicago, offered .publicly $15,000,000 of this company's first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series due June 1, 1992, at 101.625% and accrued interest
to yield approximately 4.28%. The bonds were Swarded
to the group June 12 on its bid of 100.91%.
;
.
Corp.
and
for
Blyth
the
&
bonds,
Co.,
also -its
Jointly,
acquisition
of
the
r.
;:
.
assets
the
of
sidiary
of
Peabody
Joseph
will
temperature,
high
:
-
will
Mr.
Corp.
and
for
.
business
of
in, the
units
those
/
The
companies,
Stuart &
bids
at
«
•
and
will
Pernet,
continue
corrosive
and
abrasive
;
continued
be
operate
its
present
under
the
location
%
•
.
:.
a^
a.
sub¬
of Power Bilt
of
the
former
with
the
new
name
Founder
and
President
in
a
responsible
position
•
condi-
•
in
-■
(Minn.)—Bonds Offered—
On June 13, 1962, an underwriting group headed by
Other
shares
addition to a line of general purpose blowers
design and manufacture of multL-stage
custom-built fans for special applications,
in
specialize
corporation.
sey,
40,000
split the initial capitalization of .200,000 shares
1,000,000 with 827,500 shares outstanding.—V. 194, p.745.
pressure
including
•
,
of
Engineering
fans,
high
clears
Northern States Power Co.
Oklahoma,
current
company
.
These
con-
on
Norman
Co:,
Corp. and. its subsidiary,
Power Bilt Corp.,
Mhigo Junction, Ohio, manufacturers of air moving equipment.
.
the way for a $5,800,000. debenture issue registered
May 4.. The debentures, due 1987, will be offered
for
subscription
by common stockholders on the -basis of $100 of
debentures
for each
20
shares held.
White,-Weld- & Go.,' New York
with
the
&
Peabody Engineering Corp.—Acquisition—■
The
authorized
debentures,
Martin
becomes
Power
.
.
share.
per
Under
j328,506) available to its subsidiaries for construction.— '
V; 195, p. 2597.
...
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•
' - f
V;-'
.
Eied
$7
12
gain
writer
f
offering previously had been scheduled for late
May, but was postponed because of falling stock prices.
New England Electric plans to make the proceeds ($18,r
>
earnings
net
of
assets
J.
distributer
will
operations
plant is located in Gary,
.Robert
•The
"
totaled $23,800,000
increase of 17%,
4,688,000
June
a
•
%
,
•
to
1962,
an
.
all -the
marketing
Oil
Ohio
Its
with
.
J
ex-
-
effective
direct
a
with
as
,
compared
-
t
marketer
company,
becomes
into
.
..
lationship with Fletcher, Oil but said conditions in the area had
prompted the purchase agreement between the two companies.
.Incorporated since 1946, Fletcher Oil has been distributing Mara¬
thon peroleum
products through two bulk plants .and nearly 20 re¬
tail stations to customers
in portions. of Lake County,
Indiana, in¬
cluding the. communities of Gary,, East Gary, Hobart, and Portage.
'
,
-
substantialy
Plaines, Illinois," District
Reaffirming his company's
On
coloring,
•
Ohio
transaction
facilities
/
a
r
Des
Marr
a
to
•
acquired
associated
since
trustee,
$87,907,000
to
Indiana,
Oil's
subordinated,;
'•*'
' ;
"
,*
fine products,'Marchand's Golden Hair Wash,
preparations.
has
/
quarter,
of last year. Third quarter earnings
$2,031,000 in the third quarter of last
Co.—Acquisition—
been
^
amounted
1430.
Findlay,
'"
quarter
compared
p.
quarter
now
end of the third
time last year.
same
according to Eugene
Oil's Branded Sales Department.
•The
;
4%%
•
195,
third
third
the
.shares
'
the
at
the
at
sales
quarter
of
end
4,185,000
on
$350,737,000
at
the
for
Gary,
Ohio
•••
.
the
at
■
based
$258,000,000
third
products,
2381.
p.
' '•
•'
compared with
$245,456,0C0
to
amounted
year
•
Ohio Oil
Aug.
the
of
last
earnings,,
with
year.—V.
v
"
.
•
r
/Marchand," .The
~
name
markets
months
nine
reported
$2,337,000
were
>
accrued
/v,;
prior
;
;.
this issue.—V.
Co.,
for
.
he said, "is a major source of industrial energy
widely used to generate the tremendous quantity
power
..
conditions.
industry.
"Bituminous
shares
common
v
?•: 100
Inc.-
Northrop President. Sales and backlog were higher
,
Inc., New
$6,405,000
certificates,
June
Noting that "the financial position of the company
its history," Mr. Maust emphasized the
steady growth
nous
their
avertible" into
President
ended
1962
4,014,000
plus
Co.,
underwriter, after rejecting a bid for com¬
Manufacturing
and
sales
rights
were
granted
under
license
to
pensation of $1,658,293, from a combined syndicate man¬
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. in I960;'with certain specific rights reserved
aged by Blyth & Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Bear, / by,. Pan American Resources.
"A survey of the requests of potential customers an.d-.related potential
Stearns & Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; and Werprospects indicates a current demand for Lantz Cohv&riers that runs
theim & Co.
The bid, equal to $1.90 per sharc: eompen- / well beyond half a billion dollars," reported Dae C.
Lantz-/Br/ Bo&rd'
/•"■ „■
e »-j/
- '
sation, was entered at noon on June 13. 'A third syhdi« i Chairman.
.He stated that."to the greatest extent
possible, payment of dividends
cate, managed by Merrill Lynch,': Pierce, Fenner &
to stockholders will constitute a primary and unalterable policy of this
Smith Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., - and White, Weld
company."-:"" /•'
"
"
...
.
" & Co., decided not to enter a bid because of market ;
First public stock offering was made July 7, 1961, 'through under¬
►
the
five
•
-
registrar
April
Marchand'
without
Li'l
Corp.—Earnings Up 69%—
and
months
$20,300,000
share,
per
Yantis &
the basis of 3,891,000 shares.
on
the
In
its
all df
1962,
16,
%
100
Co.__
outstanding,
to $1.51 for. nine, months. Last year the nine month per share
when adjusted for a two-for-one stock split, ..were $1.61 per
Backlog
14, with rights to expire;
June 29. No underwriting is involved.
'
'
:
The company decided to go ahead with the offering,
..
2036,
outstanding,
to
into
..
shares at $21 per share on the
for each 15 held of record June
1
i
for
Sales
compared
$110
Aug.
v
the right to subscribe for an
a
had
March 31, 1962, were $1,363,000 equivalent to 95 cents a
1,440,COO average shares outstanding, an increase of 69% over
of $803,000 in fiscal 1961 or 57 cents a share on 1,400,000
earnings
.
on
&
200
1,000
June
months ended
on
the
for
compared
Marchand in
On
J.
share,
'
per"
England Electric System — Rights Offered to *
Stockholders—The company is offering its stockholders :
the sale will be used to acquire 10
Maust Coal & Coke
share
$1,236,-
cents
New
switching units and 400 box cars,
over $8,000,000.—V. 195, p. 2702.
cost
Co.,
Nestle-LeMur Co.
of
Hair
road
purpose
at
Among its many
lightener, and Marchand's Hair Rinse,
The
14, - priced
yield from 3.35% to 4.25%, according to maturity. '
general
of
25
or,
S.
"
,
second
the
•
and
due
Co,
tensive
over
President,, said
central
stock
Investment
Trust
agent
Under
.
of
"
.
redemption
.%>
convertible
is
.
pre-eminent.
against
as
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
at
competitive sale
Nashville
certificates
increase
an
$2,026,900,
F.
.
100
y
-
Co
White
N.
Co
Co._u_/
&
ago.
year
; • amounted
-
stock after deduct-.;
yqar.—V.Hi95vp,.:f'.2492.^*''
for
preference
share
Charles
bantam
-.
LIT
called
has
Associates
-chand
series CC, on a bid of 98.55 for a 4% coupon. Salomon
Brotners & Hutzler bid 98.40, also for a 4% coupon;
The
period last
was
a
year'-- earnings,
this
C.
&
350 "*
l
period ended April 29 were $6,307,000 v
same period a year ago, according
month
$6,258,000
.
the
operation.—V.
Louisville
icates
Harley E. Riedel,
in operation at the end of
stores
91
of
of
&
Wertheim
>
150
.
Co
»'
100
200
200
Co.
the nine
Thomas V. Jones,
$196,766,000
,
quarter
■
the
Joseph S. Lindeman, President, reported than an agreement had beenL s
for Nestle-LeMur to acquire all of the capital stock of The
year.
totaled
quarter
period
same
shareholders,
openings
stock,. This
earnings
net
to
"
for
with
or 2.9%/' ■ "operations.
Morton D. May, /
•Per. share
■*"
-
common
Stokes
Thomas
500
300
...
Co
&
Brothers &
Walter
'.600
Inc
Co.—
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Northrop
signed
.
$454,354, from $2,151,632
rose
period ended April 30,
1962,
which represented an increase
acquisition
new
stores
to
\ /
1
the; first
for
&
$4,258,000,
1961,
H.
Stern
Co.,
'
600
150
2027.
p.
Earnings
Sales
in
$149,350,000
fo
Nestle-LeMur Co.—Acquisition—
months,
$4,080,453 in the same period of last year.
Earnings for the six months totaled $87,818, as compared to
of $125,566 at the end of the same period of 1931.
General
with
v..
debentures
_
ot'
saies
increase
an
share of
per
195,
compared
year,
increased substantially for
ending April 30, ac¬
Stores,
six
the
as
second
the
cents
—V.
Means & Co.—To Redeem Preference—
Bankers
}
'•■■■■■
General
on
the
for
30,
Hutchinson
McMaster
than
of
Co.,
&
■'
j
.
:
sales
quarter
&
&
Staats &
R.
J.,Steele
300
Co._/_____L—
Inc.^_—__—_
&
William
200
—
Sons
&
Shai'ghnessy
600
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
250
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., 1,000
merchandise."'/
kinds- of
-Haupt
Hirsch
customers
National Biscuit Co.—Appointment—>, '
shareholders,
thousand
16
.
stockholders
to
its
in
$2,615,986
profits
of
sales
Li'l
well
report
a
the
Ira
which
around
allow
Motorola, Inc.—Credit Subsidiary Sold—
See
chain.
market
last
of
as
April
>
Stores, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
profits
months,
concept
500
1,000
Gregory & Sons-___________
plan to "
this-year. Each %
department * stores
Co
&
Garrett
Inc.,
strong
a
first
earnings
43
same
company
Each
cash position", Smith told shareholders,
"and we are now buying shares of selected life companies which meet %
our conservative standards."—V. 185,
p. 2673.
■/
•
rup
Robert
500
„
i
Merle-Smith_______
&
Freeman
•
the day following the break in
shares of the company totalled
29,
.
have
Dick
Co
Pollock
E.
Co., Inc."
Raxiensperger; Hughes & co^
Schwabacher & Co.__i
King—150
Co.___
&
We
different
for
its preferred
on
cumulative
6,' 1962.
stock
$i
"We
&
or
is built. Each will
stockholders.
to
net
or
dividends.
Until
earlier.
convenience
program.
the merchandising
program
record
last
reported
compared
as
$7
<
the
from
May
on
purchase
"to
Bradford
(000 omitted)
Wm.
250
Brothers,
$66,381,000
million, with one individual order amounting to $700 thou¬
then, he said, the largest single individual investment in
company was the half-million dollar purchase made a few months
nearly
sand.
stores
the Future'
of
branch
out
shopping
ended
company's
paying
thousand
3
that
of
$145,092,000 in the first quarter of
share, in the
future
company
some
said
of
dividends
Ouu
made.
the
noted
increase
an
Jan.
several
carry
Future'
had
$3,262,000,
were
App'd
capital
authorized
increase in
shares.
an
million
5
cover
are
months
President,
purchase orders as well as provide
for stock dividends which might be declared
at a later date. He said
the
increase
would
also
allow
a
greater number of shareholders to
accept shares in lieu of dividends and/or capital gains payments when
to
of
to
the
'Store
of
part
methods, of
sales
over
Smith, President, told shareholders at the annual meet¬
7, the increase would provide sufficient authorized but
T.
June
unissued
from
Increase
Inc.—Stock
Investors,
approved
shares
of
company
three
-
;
Shareholders
number
a
Record Sales, Earnings Up—
191,
903.
to
in
areas
Strudwick
&
C.
Courts
go.
for
negotiating
designed
The
eqter^d
to
key
construction
be
'Store
optional
.
the overseas market with a 3,000into construction in San Juan, Puerto
apartment house developments in Paris, France,, where
community
Levitt
has
also
company
home
that
our
major
N. J.,
three
j.
,100
Byrd
facilities.
store
of such
economy lines
will
Metropolitan areas in the continental
15 miles from the center of Philadel¬
Belair at Bowie, Md., mid-way between Washington and Balti¬
and Matawan, N. J., in Metropolitan New York.
in
Levittown,
States,
other
and
now
are
selling
with
start
.
its geographical diversification program,
in line with
Sons,
building
now
United
p.
line
\' -/
,,
scores
merchandise as housewares, appliances, toys,
drugs and
of apparel and accessories. We are bringing
more of our stores into the program
this year.
"We
are
also moving ahead with strong fashion merchandising in
and applications for future delivery
total sales for the 1962 fiscal year
sales
of
$5,600,000.
some
is
backlog
remaining
substantial-
check-out
location.
company's
totals
now
by
that
at
after
$878,103
were
buildings
service
certain
as
our-
converted
provisions for income taxes, in the
fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1962, William J. Levitt, President, announced
in the annual report just mailed to shareholders.
Sales
of
houses
and
land
during the year totaled $31,107,605 the
report stated, a gain of 96%
over the $15,861,782 shown in the
1961
fiscal year.
Net income was equal to 29 cents a share on the 3,000,000
shares of capital stock outstanding, and compares with a net loss of
$763,155 shown in the previous year.
Mr.
Levitt
pointed out that tne 1962 figures do not include any
earnings
from
the
company's operations in
Northern New Jersey,
which will begin to be reflected this fall when deliveries are scheduled
Earnings
of
owned by a wholly-owned
subsidiary ot the May company called the May Stores Realty Corp.,"
Mr. May said., "We will continue to own 100%: of this subsidiary. The
other scores—a large majority of the total—will continue to be owned
by the May company, or leased from others."
Mr. May said that the results from the company's new;"Store of the
Future" program "have been encouraging.'1 He said the company has
$96
at
well
as
"Six
.
Y.f
N.
Broadway,
70
Co.,
tenders for the sale to it of 4 Va %
per share.—V.
195, p. 2492.
receive
stock
preferred
Trust
Hanover
'
Preferred—
Corp.—Tenders for
Stores
Lerner
Co
'
Mullaney, .Wells <fe Co.$150
New
York
HanseatiC.. Corp.,
600
Penington, Colket & Co.--—
200
Inc.^..$4,250
Peck
Allison-Williams
1 Amount
•
-
.'
,
Anderson
contract
purchase
a
.
•
(000 omitted)
Adams &
into
purchasers-, and
the respective
to be purchased by. each are
'
: /
- ,',i
■
Bonds
New
Amount
•
Stuart
below, pursuant to thq
Bonds.
New
below.
"\y.-
,%•••.
Halsey,
1962,
addresses
amounts of
the table
forth
,
purchasers are obligated, subject to certain specified
purciiase
names
principal
set
to
1961,
from elec¬
'/
competitive bids for the purchase %rom it
the
bid
which specified
the
lowest
for the New Bonds,
The company accepted
money
the
derived
was
submitted
June
on
which
including
31,
year
revenues
for
Bonds,
cost
bid
under
%
.
central Wisconsin,
ended December
west
in
For
about
invitation
New
the
annual
our common
v..,'-
La
of the system's operating
company's
after
area
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
%
not
an
Falls/ and
Sioux
Claire
Eau
at
100%;
of
company
serve
Paul;
and
to
and
15 South Fifth St./ Minneapolis, and
having p. population of approximately
central and southern Minnesota, including Minneapolis
in parts of North Dakota and South Dakota, including
subsidiary
Fargo
to
used
redeemed
be
may
company
purposes
1963
1,
be
construction
•
bonds
new
will
company's
at prices ranging from 106%
redemption may be made on
at prices scaled from 101.74% to 100%.
the
fund
its
■.
,
of
bonds
the
under the
•••-..
-
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
of
sale
expenditures
1962
1
for
for
.
the
of
the
redemption on Aug. 1, 1962, through
"May Realty and Investment will be a soundly-financed company,.
operation of the sinking fund, all of its outstanding first and refund- j If its activities expand as we anticipate, the May; company and Its
stockholders will realize proportionate' benefits that-we would not be
ing
mortgage gold bonds, 5 % • series of 1924,
due Feb. 1, 1964, at
10072%, plus accrued interest. ; ,
; :
:■
i. able to "btain by direct action on the part of May Department stores."*
The May Department stores Co. operates 50 downtown and branch
Lehigh Valley also called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1962, through
operation of
the sinking fund, $46,000 of its first and refunding"
department stores and six regional shopping centers/ May Realty and
Investment, Mr. May explained, is to acquire ownership of all'of the
mortgage gold bonds, 5% series of 1924, due Feb. 1, 1974 at 103%,
plus accrued interest.
May company's shopping
center, interests. as
well as the buildings'
Payment will be made at the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., 421
holising 10 of its stores, two of them downtown, and a downtown ga-*
chestnut
St., Philadelphia 6,
Pa., or The First National City Bank
y rage. .In
addition, he said, May Realty and Investment will acquire
of New York, 2 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 193, p. 2436.
';/•
ownership of pares of the buildings occupied by three other downtown
The
part
the
frcm
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
D.
second
Co.,
program.
outstanding shares being voted in favor of the
>
&
pay
June-5,
proposal. > v
May, President, told stockholders that the May company
will proceed to organize May Realty and Investment.
He said it will
Kropp Forge Co.—Sales Up 33%—
probably take until early next fall to complete the; many -legal < docu¬
A 33 %
increase in net sales and a profit from ooerations for rthe„... ments, leases and other details involve^, in carrying out the proposal;
which calls for May Realty and Investment to purchase shopping cen¬
nine months ended April 30 were reported by Kropp Forge.
; \
ters and certain other, properties from the May; company as the nucleus
Raymond 3. Kropp, Board Chairman, said that net earnings, after.:..,
for expanding into real estate activities beyond those
related directly
taxes, were $104,028 and were equivalent to 9,cents per share on the
to the May company's department, store business'. -V .!,
,
1
1,209,999 shares of common outstanding.
For the same period last .
"It will, therexore, be later in the fall," Mr. May said, "before our
year the company reported a loss of $291,048.
-. m
• •;
«
,", >'
directors are able to act on the first of the two contemplated dividends
Net sales
totaled $9,637,104,
as
compared with the $7,239,952 re¬
in stock of May ReaLy and Investment to May company common stock-/
ported for the nine months in 1961.
4
holders—which .two dividends will aggregate approximately 15% of the
Mr. Kropp added that orders received during the past nine months
outstanding stock of May Realty and Investment. We expect to act on
were 39%
higher than the same period last year.—V. 195, p. 1428.
infra-red
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co., jointly;
Kidder,
Inc.,
Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
jointly, 100.629; and Lehman Brothers and Riter & Co.,
jointly, 100.611.
stockholders, of May Department Stores approved a pro¬
^
posal to form a separately operated real estate company, The May
•> Realty & Investment-Co., with!'5,068,178, or 72.8%, of the 6,958,005.,
Gn
Smith,
,
100.631;
ties
Subsidiary OK'd—
May Department Stores Co.—New
^
&
Maust concluded,
Europe."—V. 195,
Export sales of Maust coal are also increasing, Mr.
"particularly in the most industrialized nations of
.
currently is engaged in the manu¬
and ceramic resistors, pulse trans¬
medical rescarcn. This division also
produces multi-purpose vending macnines.
Knapic's
Palo
Alto division
manufactures and sells silicon and
germanium crystals, slices and wafers for semiconductor devices, *ineluding
transistors,
diodes and rectifiers, and for solar cells
and
facture
Chronicle ;Monday,. June 18r 1962
The Commercial and Financial
(2822)
4%s,
100.81;
came-ff-om
Merrill Lynch,
First
Pierce;
Pendleton
On
Tool
Industries, Inc.—N. Y. S. E.
Listing—
stock of the company was listed on
the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol PDT.
The stock is
also listed on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.—V. 195, p. 1430. s
June
(J, C.)
A 33.6%-.
Boston-
rent
Fenner:"'
chain
fiscal
Of
11,
1962
the
common
Penney Co.—Earnings Up 33.6%^—
increase
year
was
in
;
earnings for the first three months of
announced by J.
department "stores.
C. /Penney/ the
V
the cur¬
nation's largest
...
,
HHS
Volume
195-
Number 6169
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2823)
7
*
for
Sales
,
first
of
the
quarter
816,559
three
in
the
against
months
$41,^73,545
14.38%.
or
ended
company's
$291,843,014
a
;,
April
60-year
year
,.-/
.
30
This
highest
were
history,
ago.
amounting
represented
'
.
Jsusiness of Pacific Metals Co., San Francisco,,
rrietals and industrial "supplies.
'
any
$333,r
increase
■■' '
•-
••
of
to
an
'
Net earnings for the three months ended
April 30 totaled $10,221,296
after Federal
income
taxes of $11,060,000.
This compares with net
earnings for the three months ended April
30, 1961, of $7,648,763
after Federal taxes of
$8,380,000; an increase of $2,572,533 or 33.6%':
/ , These net earnings were equivalent to 41 cents a share on each
of 24,923,601
shares of common stock
outstanding on April 30.
Net
earnings for the- three months ended
Z
share
a
the
on
24,695,856
April 30 last
outstanding.
shares
Penney's. report of sales
and
year
then
earnings
for
the
31
was
following the Cuban
excellent
known
Company.—V.
195,
""
'
"
Pfizer.
and. respected
of
for
C.
K
Williams"
as
of
St.
rapid
*
of;
two'top
executives
of
the
East
Pfizer
said.'"
>.
.
.
^
-.'
,
/
.
•
.
is
cost
line
for
areas
natural
S i'V
inorganic
products.
Pfizer.
/ ; products encompass
Williams
\
of
iron
oxides,
These
;
•_
represent
Ban
foremost
a
of
the
-
•
.
-
distributor
supplies, -//-"•
of
A
find
many
and
in
,1
.for
needs.
Principal
.
'■
.
/'.-;
/
plants
of
the
firm'are
-*
i/'
-
■
located
in
has
opened
a
research
new
.approximately
1,000
facility;- Williams
persons.
Pa.,
-
....
.v
./Pfizer is a leading producer of -products
agriculture and the home.—V. 195, p. 2382.
..
>
.
The
new
Societa
company,
Italo-Americana
should
Pickwick Organization, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
-
He
will
told
in
See
of
50
July 1st,
.
and
Restaurant
located
are
at-the
of
the
negotiations,
under
now
way,
successful,
prove
Pickwick
will
*
Florida
has -terminals
commodities
in
428-
p.
of
summary
Consolidated
release
a
that
effective
be
the
each
at
under
8
'
in
the
Fort
of
the
•
of
the
for
their
Ltd."—V,
of
194,
which
After
in
of
the
the
for
Vista,
Calif,
corporation,
This
is
the
the
-
should
new
/
follow
sizeable
a
sales
volume
net
nring
recently, • for
units
the
will
its
of
last
-
A
of
$3,-
for
...
at
for
large
amount
to
Plastics
&
-;pleted
well
I.,
plastics and metals
Horowitz,
President of Plastics
maintained
be
California
of
ration
of
New
Founded
oil
-
'
has
and
in
Fiber's, Inc. said the
subsidiary, with
a
policies./
.
acquisition
new
/
change in
,
black
:
'
by
for
originally
water
-Trie
is
Services,
Machinery
manufactured
Corpo¬
pipe
for
acquisition
company's
gives Plastics and
other-division
.
plumbing, heating and
<
isiana.
v.
195,
p.
air
Fibers,
conditioning,
liou.
v
Inc." its
company's
Brothers, Inc.,, is a leading
engineering-firm in' Long-
"
;
/•
in
Albums,
period
three-months
more
fifical
^
,4,As
able •
i
v
March
,
of
the
same-
three -months
a
1962
earnings
v
report
-.31/
cents
we
Seaboard
in
•
.
to
Stick"
and
instrument
the
to
instantly
out
guesswork
utilization of only
and
ratios
now
investing
molded
eliminate
by
which
price-earnings
basis
durable
of
and
the
plastic,
need
for coscly
setting—the
simple
one
is
public.
distributor,
offered
Stock
by
mail
In
and
Stick
income
Co.
quantity
any
stocks
of
Danvef,
and
in
performs
kind
any
the
of
instrument
annual
equivalent
«
•;
inch
8%
carries
of
handy conversion
a
of
">"■
interim
earnings
table
and
quar¬
■
"Stock
Stick"
is
furnished
with
easy-to-
printing on a white background and comes com¬
vinyl plastic protective case.
It i$ seen as an,,
instrument [ for ,the professional, as well-
green
attractive
computation"
and
students.
// w
.
capabilities
cover
'
•
broad
a
of
range
price,
/',/■
earnings
and
being retailed
at
$3
a
quantities
on
from
the
copy
and
on
So.
back
money
a
special
631
at
company
imprinting
Gaylord
basis.
guarantee
be
may
St.,
Denver
obtained
Colo, y
9,
Gas—Notes Sold Privately—On June
13,
reported that $2,500,000 of this firm's 5l/s%
notes due Feb. 1, 1982 had been sold pri¬
was
Admiral
Plastics
issue."
Corp." this
';
.
/
Ted
Richmond,
President
of
Superpack
Vending,
announced
the
opening
of ;the
company's ,ne,w
13,000
square
foot
manufacturing
facility in L03 Angeles.
The company also has U. S. manufacturing
Tabu.vies-0t 3o,0ou square; lect hi-'Elizabeth, N-» J., besides its main '""
plant in
/
Toronto.
Superpack
their
,
■
packages
will
be
'
•
The
-
"
*
'
•/
Finance
-Bleach.
•
the
second
market
the
trie
second
.* was
the
on
and
trie, fiscal-quarter
of
facility
have
for
under
Lever
ultimate
an
such
company
basis,
Bros.,
Co.
for
production
planned
was
All
as
and
Beads
o'
West
the
on
product
top
that
have
we
is
area
coin-operated
certain
Though
basis
Manufacturing
two-shift
a
brand
"This
field
substantial
will
on
such
starches
Coast
to
through
coin-operated
laundries.
said,
feel
we
facturing
quarter
first
makingavailable
been
Staley
and
laundries.
products,
name
private
a
automatic
result.
have,
which
day
per
the
than
Richmond
laundries,
;;
,
'
<-
•
he commented.
fiscal
brands
substantial
a
just
enough
completely virgin
laundry soaps.
advertised
recently
to
merit
and
this
creating
territory,
our
in
bringing
coin-op
business
permanent
opened
our
territory
By
the
to
sales
manu¬
own
there."
Taddeo Construction & Leasing Corp.—Net Lower-
"•
/ This
equal
5,224,406
shares
the
of
months
three
preferred
after
stock
common
share
a
the
for
-
March
preceding
income
share, on
of
of
the
bowling
$171,250,
In
1960,
number
same
centers aqd discount houses, re43
cents
per
s/are/ on '397,(300
or
net
income
was
Anthony F. Taddeo, President, stated
Stockholders, "Last year was one in which
in
business.
our
Prior
to
$219,830,
55
or
cents
shares.
of
Mr:
made
of
quarter
/
outstanding.
Per
to
outstanding.
the
for
builder
net
shares
ended
dividends
national
ported
/.*•"
/'
quarter,
$1,687,683,
year/./.-/../•/:v.
in
plant,
bleaches
contract
a
and
coin-operated
brand
be
on
Palmolive
cases
name-brand
in
•
will
other
Mr.
economic -indicators -point- to a reasonably favors
a -further, earnings /improvement
during ,the -•
-
It
machines
.
1,000
solely
also
quarters, A. E, Weidman, President,
compared with $1,480,743 or 22 cents
quarter and $1,592,735 or 24 cents'a/share
/'•For the
for
of
and
In
sale
California
new
detergents,
soaps,
names
Colgate
and
produce
to
an¬
-
Corp.,
distribution
capacity
Components
plans
brand
own
Purex
.
1961,
the
in
an
the
Report
Annual
important
company
change
the
in
was
to
was
general
contracting business and its only source bf income was the proiits on
the construction of bowling centers for the account of others.
While
such profits climbed steadily to a record level of $219,830 in 1930, it
'
six months
was
management's
recurring. income
opinion
that
-
thus
and
should
steps
create
be
taken
stabhi:y
greater
in
to
the
develop
company's
operations.
"Since
this
eight
owns
12
are
In
completing
reached,. the
was
centers
the
leased
to
completed
has
comnany
leased
to
operators.
Under
centers,
bowling
addition,
house
discount
of
decision
bowling
additional
leased.
,
r
"Stock
yields
nationwide
a
the
Stick"
'
:
pocket-size
dividend
// Superpack Vending Ltd.—Opens Los Angeles Plant—
,
ended March 31, 1962, net income was $3,168,406,
ending April 30, 1962. sales were $1,047,708,
/ or 48 cents-a share compared with'$3,684,376 or 58 cents a share for
compared with $530,113 for the same period in .1931, Mr. Landwehr
the"-like half • of
last
year
on
the 5,210,434 shares then outstandingreported.
Net earnings after taxes for
the fiscal quarter this year
after
adjusting for the 2% stock dividend paid in May, 1961.
were
$83,958,
amounting to 32
cents
per
share on 260 000
shares
"Our basic .operations In
personal-loans and sales
contracts
are
outstanding.
Ne1: earnings after taxea for the corresponding quarter ">■
of
expanding,".'-Mr.'/ Weidman
1961
were
commented." "During
the
second
fiscal
$38,937, on 15 cents per share.
quarter, Seaboard opened' and 'purchased' 17 branch offices, many in
Sales
and/earnings figures rio not. reflect possible savings which
areas
where the company had' been
relatively light in its coverage.
might result from use by Premier Albums of its new record pressing
I'his provides a betterrspread ior advertising and supervision purposes."
plant in Clifton, N. J., which was officially dedicated on April 24,
At. March 31,
there were 666 offices in operation,
Mr. Landwehr said.
located in 537
'
cities; in.45 states and five Canadian provinces. By April 30, fifteen
Premier
Albums
markets
seven
different
labels
of
music
albums,
more
were added. :Th,e company's goal is 700 offices by the September
most of them in budsei-priced .lines, for-sale in chain arid department
30 fiscalv year" end; Mr. Weidman said-.
stores, discount houses, supermarkets, drug stores and other outlets.
/
—V. 195, p. 2383.' »•
"Continuing our: program of liquidating non-profitable credit card
■
'
offices, the credit card operation is now limited to California where
-For
on
outstanding
combinations.
it
See
foresee
fq£
1962,
five
shareholder!,.
the fiscal year,"
sharie
a
of
best
to
This
last
earlier.
year
of
.Net; inoome
•26
;
the
were
^.. fiumbex!! of
outi00k/
;
those
double
Consolidated
of
,
period ending April, 30, ■.1962,.. of. Premier
manufacturers, were double those of the>corresponding
1961, ' it/was
announced
by/ Philip Landwehr, President.
after taxes
for
the three
months .ending
April 30,
1962,
than
based
are
shares
,
will
remainder
record
.in
Earnings
were
the
s.ock
Super Market Distributors, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
,
.
Seaboard Finance Co.—Quarterly Net Higher—f
-;
'/'
Premier Albums, Inc.—Sales,. Earnings Double—;; <
Sales
-
/
.
.
figures
666,111
the
operations
common
.
..
wholly-owned subsidiary; Modular
and,'developers,
sales-and' distribution
nounced, the,report said.—V. 195, p. .1364.
*
'
subsidiary.//*- announced"• iira
and
.
,.
second
of
snare
»
builders
and
Horowitz
and
requirements,
merchandising
per
These
year.
year
'
com¬
op:ra-
promissory
vately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York
City.—V.. 194, p. 1206.
-V
,
The
$15,-
$133,793
merchandising
dividend
the
cents
7
last
exclusive
by
and
an
Suburban
.
-
the
irrigation uses. -It has since
become
a
designer and builder of pipe-making equipment* as
well,
/both here and abroad.
The- company has built pipe mills In Canada,
Israel
and
Argentina
and
recently
completed
construction
of
"the
world's largest, cum.iiuuus pipe mill in
jxius
largest continuous pipe mill in. vaigary, *»ii»u«.
Calgary, Canada
The
quarter
were
$79,625 compared with $lol,624.
from
to
this
rates.
details
1962
rocket
Corp.
has begun ^production and sale of uriitized'bathrooms iri the San Diego
area,
and indications are that a steadily increasing rate of delivery
will be necessary to meet the demand.
The Modular prototype house
isnear completion • and
after-.tests ,wiir be opea for inspection by
„
Corporate
S&S
and
was
from
the
in
t
1
operations
taxes
growth,: cyclical
side
"instant
It
.
executive
name,
1961
1968.
being
with
inch
3Va
Full
cdntracts.
Some of" our projects in this area include jet engine- pods,
fuselage sections, elevators and stabilizers for the Boeing 707 series,
engine pods for th'e/C-135,/ the Lockheed C-130 series, the P3V, - the
JetStar/ brazed stainless steel honeycomb "panels for the North Ameri¬
can RS-70,-arid the McDonnell F4H.'!
*
'
"
Gom-
•ti
Cal-Metal
1947,
.
no
merger were: arranged
Simon Srybnik of the
and
York.
industries, and
gas
and
its
is
dividend
"Stock
pods will be/delivered early in 1963 and production, which
expected to continue, for several years, will follow shortly thereafter.
Although we are'moving .rapidly' into the missile and space field/'
Mr.'Rohr said,'-"we are by no,means neglecting conventional aircraft
•'-/"
"
,
it
of
•
dividend
with
■
as
personnel or operating
Negotiations for the
•Inc.
/
/
firrri,. announced
ahead
'
directly
$3,500,000,
fuel
first
•
investors
as
Prototype
negotiations, for the acquisiton of CaLM'etal Corp., of-Torrance,
major designer and builder of pipe-making equipment.
Sidney
Calif.,
will
L.
the
is
1597.
Fibers, Inc.—Acquisition—
This Syosset,
share
per
p.
said
to
Stick"
year.
solid
-
.
company for
follows:
was
quarter
precision
is
reverse
ideal
;■^
engine^poas ipr aowngj w
and landing gear pods and doors- for the Lockheed C-141 btailifter.
construction at-two separate sites in Islip" and Smithtowri.
drganization also has interests in land and housing arid industrial
first
calculators
plete with
competing more aggressively for space vehicle
the company has established a sales office at Huntsville,
closer; liason
with
prime .- contractors
and
the
National
contracts,
Ala.,
after
equivalent
convenient
determining
read
1
stood
..//,.
which
'.,/'. .•*->
antenna field,
.
,
,
expand
1205.
p.
as
19%
were
profit
outstanding
Stick"-
The
.
step
18c
price.
terly
the
further
with
bulky
The
program
a
the
lightweight,
equally
Aug,^-, have been
production, scheduled for next
oi
Lockheed Prppulsion's large
,
As
our
are
merchandising
Net
was
shares
"Stock
which Mr.:" Rohr made
the nozzle,
has further
company's capabilities in the space industry.
As a part
to ;expand its space age facilities
the company has
installed one of the largest hydroclaves in the
industry, to be used
in "curing", laminated nozzle cores.
5
•
:
•
J
increased
,,
in
.year
these
for
1962
quarter
from
i'ur
According
.,
earnings
of
/; Successful
engine
first
of
195,
market.
-
,
.
figures
wholly-owned subsidiaries
new,
and
' ;
year
.
41
or
share,
per
or
19 cents
per
share,
elimination of Federal income
share)
per
forwards.—V.
May 5,
first
year.—-V. .195,
;"Stock
i
the
subsidiaries
A
*
!,
ended
accurately computes
being introduced on
"company,
-
;•/
reported
contracts.
new
company's
said,, and
/report
;
of
cents
Stock Stick Co.—New Product—
of
and
for
volume
26
$805,574
■
carry
financial
earnings
last
/
sanction,
they
in
'
or
with-$518,528,
was
two
scheme
approved.
Company—r
■
30
-
-
,
April
taking into consideration preferred
667,711
Tinto
1724.
p.
,
per
cents
(3
loss
quarter
compared
July," 1962. .' As soon
by
the
Court,
shares
■
_
ended
taxes
with $276,251.
tions and
•
■
Rio
for
the
pared
sanctioned
procedure
for
Court
part
been
,
store
;
press
The
meetings
Court,
the
the
■
and
companies was
to
v
nrnnths
231,501 for the period ended May 5, 1962 as compared with
$12,791,971
for the period ended
April 29, 1961.
Tne figures represented a three
operation as compared with two a year ago.
Profit before taxes
bulk cement
areas
to
"
...
class
six
cents
of
.
;
Roe¬
compared
comparable '
$163,000
which
Sales
LaudeiS
the
substantial
now'under
v
Bears,
sales
.
,
the
(10
because
1962
and
made
the
of
first
has
certificates
Corp.,
the
two
submitted
during
notified
of
record
;
income
Unaudited
of
•/'-
'
.
195, p.
Co.
&
of
19a2
Stix/Baer & Fuller Co.—Sales Up 19%
$3,000,000 for-quick-engine changes-for Lockheed's
backlog to $112,000,000 in firm orders, according to
Rohr,. President, who added that, proposals on several major
are
undergoing evaluation and are expected to result in a
projects
,
The
Roebuck
notes
$369,955,
taxes
and
/•"
' ■• ■
*
Ltd.
Corp.
order
the
of
scheme
.
Zinc
Rio'Tinto.'Co.;. Ltd.,, tbis issue. r*V'
house
.development in Connecticut/—V.
increased average
an
and
-
more
Raiiroad
certain
-
reported
for
$203,000
including
would
Aeronautic and Space Administration, the report said.
building in addition to its primary activities in
the
construction
and
land
packaging business.'/ /
'
"■///:'/ r/ Work is scheduled t'o begin shortly on' the company's new 60,000
With1 headquarters
square'-foot plant at Winder, Ga.,-which" will be occupied this fall.
in Huntington, L.
I., Pickwick has specialized
in the development of -property in the-- North Shore section .of
/' Engineering. and development, work .is nearing completion on two
Jjong
." new projects—jet engine
Island1.. More than 175 homes in the •
pods for Boeing's 727 airliner, and Jet pods
$20,000-$25,000 .price range are
into, apartment
of
Sears,
-
-
obtain
to
Fred H.
-
Expressway, scheduled for formal opening in July.
.
"During its first year as a publicly owned company,"
said
Mr.
Shoenfeld, "the Pickwick Organization has followed its basic objective
of-meaningful diversification and expansion,
with
excellent -results.
Tf
a
June
At newnorder
Long
/ * ./
Island
quarter
the same
Reported earnings include elimination
of/.$150,000
(8
cents. ,per
share) -in -1962,
share) in 1S61„
Seeburg also reported that sales for the second
quarter just ended
were $13,594,230;
making it the biggest single quarter in the
company's
history. Earnings-for the quarter wera
$433,C44/or $2 cents par share,
•after full
provision for Federal income taxes.
In
the
corresponding
quarter, a year ago, earnings were
Ltd.—Merger Approved—
Tinto-Zinc
P3V., brings
<
extension
new
Lines
income
Federal
and
largest bulk commodity
;
i /
.v
/ » ■>:•/ •//
,
the
of
$13,000,000 at the beginning of the fiscal
reduced to-.;3,000,000.
.f.
1962,
Inn
April
first
period.
of
:
-
.$121^99,841 i^yea* earlier....- /.' .
The company also fepofted that bahk borrowings,
•
"volume wil continue to rise/' he said.
Following i the meeting, ground breaking ceremonies were held for
•the new Pickwick Motor
Inn, immediately adjacent 'to the Restaurant./
.'The
of
contracts
$p21,244,t>87 on' April 30,
30, 1961.—V. 194, p. 1280.
per. share,, as compared
the comparable 1961
for
five
-J
814,101, or $1.92 a share, for the nine-months period ended
April 30,
1962".
This compares with $3,738,823, or. $1.88 a share for the
same
period -last
year.Sales v for
the
period amounted to $120,785,504,
compared with
;
During the six months ending Dec. 31,
1961, Pickwick's first six months as a publicly owned company, 'net
income amounted to. 23; cents
per share.
/
/ ' '
He
predicted
'a
continuing marked
increase'
for
the
fiscal
year
ending June 30, 1963. Mr. Shoenfeld also estimated that on the basis
of
preliminary
unaudited
figures,
total
volume
will
reach
about
$2,700,000 for the present fiscal year. For the fiscal year beginning
.
held
This/Chula
:;
cents.
•
for
whic.h
I.
'Rohr Corp.—Net Up, Sales Down—
D.
excess
-.Net
stock
Shoenfeld, President.
•'£'
' ; " - • ;
stockholders,
who
came
by
automobile
and ' train, /that//
earnings, before audit, for the year ending June 30/ 1962,'*
reach
«
/
Rio Tinto-Zine Corp. Ltd.—New
Huntington,, L. I. realty and building companv, held its first
annual meeting June
13^ right at, the scene of one of its projects in
Plainview, L. I., and stockholders received a graphic
progress report
estimated
the
to
cents
"
-
for
and increased earnings for -the
30, 1962. Sales for the period were $25,323,153,
higher than the sales of $16,272,506 in-the
50%
period of 1961. ,'
net
announce
will
order
Indrocarburi
This
*
/
./
and- other
the
possible-, after
"in
-
from"Richard
of
become
members
industry,
,(SIAPI), has been formed by Phillips Petroleum Co., Bartlesville.' Okla./in
cooperation
with
Italian
interests,
to market
hydrocarbons
and
sulphur chemicals
to
the
rapidly
expanding Italian petrochemical
industry. The headquarters of the firm are in Milan.—V. 195, p. 2079:
c
Funds
company
than
more
,Redwing
did not" have
the
rights.
Florida
Tank
application pending for cement rights into Georgia.
does
not; have - authority
at present
to
transport
Florida, .but,
through
a
subsidiary,-'has
cement
rights
Ltd.,
companies
as
Petrolchimica
*'"•
'
approval
Tank
arrangement for the, merger
"The scheme will now be
?
.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Forms Italian Affiliate—
on
contracts
installment
amounted
taxes
...
largely the result
installment
in
•
»
was
after
$1,282,482 from $738,882 in
s'x months ended April
*■
ICC
an
Boards
The-Rio
A
the
Co.,
to
Seeburg Corp.—Record Sales, Increased
Earnings—
;
,
million.
$4
Leesburg../It is authorized to transport
following is
England.
''The
where
medicine,
"•'.* • •;
of
London,
/
.
for
in
$480,794,606
This
fastenings,
•»"/"
.
long-term loan (in
a
/. .?
subject .to
Florida
Rio Tinto Co.
•
•
,
increased
of 73.6%
investment
and
with
Carriers
Co.,
•..
.
Corp.—Net Up 73.6%—
income
as
.
:
,
is
throughout Alabama.—V. 194,
it recently/
subsidiaries employ
its
and
•
■.
•
alloys,
--/•
Commission.f.<•
Florida
in
cement
California/Illinois,'
.
well
as
which
Redwing
tapes-
Pennsylvania,- and Massachusetts.
'/
•'/
rj -Tft'e company was founded in 1878 in Easton,
*'•"
excess
ji /./•*..«)
in 1948,
Orlando,and
Lines
Among the newer markets for iron oxides are
applications
in
telecommunications,, where" they are used
as
un/ scrambling,-filters, and in the field of- catalysts, which fill many
.industrial
Utilities
throughout
expanding area of this company's business is the manu¬
high-purity iron oxides.
Ferrites
made
with iron
oxides
applications in the electronics field and in audio, video
computer
carrier.-
state
pigmems. lamp
black, magnetic iron oxides and talc
They
are
sold
to
manufacturers
of
building
materials,
chemicals, electrical products, floor coverings, glass,
leather,
paints, varnishes/paper, ;rubber products and textiles.
:- .v
rapidly
Angeles,
foundry
.* *
acquisition .was
Founded
dale,
-xctr'-er
facture. of
Total
buck
net
/ V'•
year.
investment
<
*
acquisition
Public
products.
metals,
Los
$8,000,000 annually, making it the state's
.The
ceramics,
>,
and
Francisco
Mr." Mendez-said'the acquisition
of Florida Tank Lines
the
combined
operating
revenues
of
his
company
to
common
a wide range of synthetic iron oxides,
chromium greens,
brown earth pigments;
pure
merging
boost
product
•
•' «•..
new
The
than
<
; -
•
company is recognized
internationally for its tech,-,
nological-achievements, in the dry colors and extender pigments field, "
It processes iron ores,
barite, copper oxides and chromium oxides into
broad
the
/ ■
,.
Carriers.
The Williams
a
of
i
of/two << of, Florida's -largest trucking - companies —Redwing Carriers,/of Tampa,/and Florida Tank Lines,
inc.,-; Fort 4
^Lauderdale-r—was announced-* by C. E.- Mendez, President of Redwing-/
the. business,-> which
will operate as
a subsidiary
of Pfizer:
changes in personnel or operations are coptemplated In the Williams
organization.
growth
last
1962
The increase
.
of
excess
Redwing Carriers, Inc.—Acquisition—
*(
St.; Louis, firm will continue
head
No
industrial
an
Chas.
made
was
in
company
\
in
*
the new acquisition were provided by
in'/.; banks li^rticipatftd.—V^; 195',Vp- 116.
111.,
Louis,
shares
common
puts the
reported
company
April 30,
period
$25,000,000, is widely,
leading West Coast metals distributor, From
a
in
warenouses
and
The
Co./of East
&
undisclosed .number
an
The announcement
The
to
;
the
sales
It
a
major facility in Salt Lake City and-local service warehouses
Diego and Phoenix, Pacific Metals supplies, such metal productsaluminum. copper,-., brass,.- Monel, C nickel, steel, stainless steel and
ment
by Morris R." Williams, Chairman,
jas^nz K::^res . President, of the Williams Company,-and Edwin
H. Smith, Vice-President of Pfizer,
' *' ■
i
with. annual
fittings "and welding
*
stock
exchange
.
from
1960.
An agreement has been signed for the acquisition of the'outstanding
capital
The
ended
materials in'sheet, plate,,
tube, bar;- rod and special shapes. Inaddition, itoperates a hignly successful industrial refrigeration
depart¬
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Acquisition-
(
Sears Roebuck Acceptance
,
clad
2382.
p.
of
•
San
as,
1962'marked the first time the
company had issued such a report.;
These
figures do not include, operations of Penney's Milwaukeebased
subsidiary, General Merchandise
;
profit
of
/'
Metals,
large
in
of
fiscal
distributor
from
*
»
months
position,, to
Pacific
its
coniiscations
West. :/
Far
cents
•
three
first
major
a
Management considers the acquisition—the second in less than a
year—to be
another
important - step
in "their corporate resurgence
y\
of
which
four
company
negotiations
for
commenced
has
retail chain
a
two
only
firm
store
other
and
construction
remain
be
to
constr.ctlon 0! a
is in the process
and
houses."
,
It
we
The
corporation
mortgage
j
made
the
at
Toronto
called
for. redemption
on
July. 2,
1962,
or.
Canada
Trust
Montreal.—V.
Co.
,
-193,
.
p.
in
Vancouver,
♦».
/
2588.
■
Regina,
'
• -•
'
The-
Alegre
Sugar Corp.—Acquisition—
company/reports>.that,.Through
Its
*
Punta
Alegre
Commodities
Corp.,
it
has
wholly-owned
purchased-, the
reduction'rin
subsidiary,
and
credit'card
volume
Z
,'" '
•' ■ '
; - ■
"^'Receivables outstanding at'
year.
5
/
assets
basis,"
the
of
executive
commented.
the "fiscal" year
the-same
was
period
business; written*- in loans, and sales contracts
pared
■
sound
was
last
higher,
-
$157,571,825.
year.
for
rate
will
Mr.
While
of
will
produce
annual
rentals
of
$500,000
be
reached
Taddeo
a
stockholders'
below
mediate
before
commented,
long-range
sounder
substantial
a
properties
of
material
provide
these
and
cash
flow
earnings,
after amortization of
approximately $200,000. The current projects are sched¬
completion by Fall, and it is anticipated that this earni. gs
uled
■
.
that
the
benefit
increasing
equity.
of
end
"We believe
to
our
earnings
However,
1962.
shift in
the
base,
because
we
but
no
businass wFl
our
stockholders.
Not
also
longer
an
onlv
receive
be
will
ircr asj
the
it
in
im¬
•
•
Punta
,
a
the initial half
compared ' with" $168,384,211
for
Winnipeg,
t
,
on
■Volume1 during
through
of the sinking fund, $500,000 of its 5%% first and collateral
bonds, series B, due July 2, 1973 at 100%. Payment will be
operation
-
has
believe-it is
than
more
.
""
estimated
mortgages,
...
Producers Pipelines Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
is
March
"
carried
_
the
.
_
total
.
/
figure
last
a
'
"
March 31, 1962 were $333,747,626 comwitri r$345,297;'921
at December 31,
1961
and
$352,833,126
at
31,» i961.* The major portion/of the. reduction in receivables
otitstaridirig during-the-March quarter
credit eard
operations.—V. 195,
p.
due
was
1100/
-
to
the
•'
curtailment
'
.
' ' ;
in
J
lump-sum
temporary
"Our
money,
ceived
profits
decline
ambitious
rental
in
from
Income
general
contracting,
tnere
has
been
earnings.
expansion
and
program
retained
commitments
for
is
being
earnings.
financed
To
dat»,
by
w->
mortgage
have re¬
three of the
12 bowling centers
scheduled for completion this year, and are negotiating for mo tgrge
commitments
on
the balance.
In addition, we will attempt to raise1
mortgage
8
$500,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2824)
the
through
placement
mortgages
of
three
on
throughout
the
year.
building
are
300
500
Thomas
200
8c Co—.—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Shields
Stein
Bros.
Walker
H.
Hirsch,
100
195,
Wertheim
White, Weld & Co.
850
j.
Dean Witter & Co.
850
Bateman,
—On June
$150
then
11, 1962, it
Brothers,
York
it
and
$5.26 series at $100
The
underwriting
groups
CAPITALIZATION
debentures, priced at 100%, are entitled to a
semi-annual sinking fund beginning on Aug. 1, 1965,
sufficient to retire the entire issue by maturity.
The
debentures are not refundable for a period of five years
at an interest cost of less than 5% per annum, but are
otherwise redeemable at the option of the corporation
at any time at prices scaling downward from 105% for
the 12-month period beginning June 1, 1962, to 100% for
the 12-month period beginning June 1, 1981.
from the sale of the debentures will be
added to the corporation's general funds and applied to defray the
cost of new facilities to be constructed in
1962 and to retire short-
series due
series due 1976-
%
5
series due
4%%
series due 1979
5V8%
series due
5V4%
series due
1980
5
%
series due
1981
series due
1982.
4
%
—
due
%
First Southwest Co
Fridley & Frederking
Fulton, Reid 8c Co., Inc
Glore, Forgan & Co.——
20,000,000
35,000,000
19,680,000
34,500,000
Halle & Stieglitz—.
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
35,000,000
40,000,000
Harriman
35,000000
issuable
20,000,000
_
Stock
*no
series
(stated
30,000,000
$100)
150,000 shs.
141,525 shs.
$100)
100,000 shs.
100,000 Shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
value
value
value
$100)
Gas
3800 Frederica St., Owensboro, Ky., owns
pipeline system extending from the Louisi¬
ana-Gulf Coast area to Ohio with a daily delivery capacity allocated
to
customers during the
1961-1962 heating season of approximately
natural
of
gas
r,r
fCommon stock
low
Illinois,
Indiana
Ohio.
and
wholly-owned subsidiary, Texas Gas Exploration Corp.,
exploration for and the production of natural gas
in the Louisiana and Texas Gulf Coast area.
The
subsidiary's net production for the 12 months ended March 31, 1962
was
16
billion
cubic
feet
of
gas
and
478,000 barrels
of oil and
engaged in the
oil, primarily
and
condensate.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
(000'» Omitted)
Weld & Co.—
;
f
White,
Stone
&
Webster
V
Amount
$3,035
Allyn & Co.—
American
—_
Securities
Corp.—
.
Authorized
Outstanding
Corporation:
mortgage pipeline bonds:
3%%
series due 1968
series
330
330
5%%
series
due
21,850,000
Bateman,
30,000,000
Bear,
15,500,000
Blair
15,620,000
William Blair & Co
210
Merrill,
40,000,000
Blunt
125
The
J.
A.
5%
1975
due
Capital
1979—
1982™-
stock:
stock, cumul.
Pfd.
_
5.40%
$100)
300,000 shs.
series
pfd.
5V4%
convertible
Common
$100)
(par
63,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
144,931 shs.
3,301,458 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
Gas
Co.,
Ellis
&
Bros.
low,
A.
G.
&
200
__
&
&
250
850
Lazard
850
Lee Higginson Corp,
Lehman Brothers
Carl
200
500
400
Co.,
__
Brown
I'urnham
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kidder, Peabody 8c Co. Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
W. C. Langley & Co.
300
Inc.—
William Blair & Co,
Sons.
Co.
__
100
Freres
M.
Co.
&
Co.
$850
850
400
A. E. Masten 8c Co,
Burr
Lundborg
Irving
300
McDonald
Common, Dann & Co
100
McDonnell
Courts & Co.
200
Merrill
J. M. Da in & Co.,
Inc
350
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Dick
S.
&
100
Merle-Smith
Dickson
Dominick
&
8c
I.
Eastman
Estabrook
8c
8c
Pierce,
Smith
850
Inc
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc.
200
400
Moore, Leonard 8c Lynch
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
300
850
Co.
150
Inc.
W.
Co.
Securities
300
Co.__
Dillon, Union
Securities
Equitable
First
&
150
Inc
The Milwaukee
500
Pont
H,
Co.
150
100
Morton
&
Co.
Inc.
400
F. 8. Moseley & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co.-
300
Corp
150
250
Co.
J.50
Dominick
du
Co._
Co.
&
&
&
Inc.—
Drexel & Co.
Francis
&
Lynch,
Fenner
400
Co.,
500
Loeb, Rhoades &
Coffin &
100
850
850
500
410
—
Chaplin,
McGuiness &
Co.
Clark, Dodge 8c Co. Inc
R.
300
400
-
Inc.
200
Co.
& Co., Inc
Bcsworth, Sullivan &
Inc.
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
100
Becker
Birth
Alex.
300
&
&
Co.
The
Ohio
Co.
250
400
150
—250
Boston
Corp.—
Southwest Co
850
Frlton, Reid & Co., Inc
Robert Garrett & Sons—+_
Glore, Forgan 8c Co
200
Grldman, Sachs & Co.
850
150
Geodbody & Co.
Halle & Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.
300
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner
150
Reynolds
500
First
Ha
&
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Haydcn. Miller & Co
Inc.
Hemphill, Ncyes & Co.—__
Jackson
150
R.
400
Putnam
W.
Riter
The
Pressprich & Co
& Co.
&
&
Co.,
loo
Inc
Co.
'
150
400
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Inc.
Rotan,
200
L.
850
Salomon
F.
Mosle & Co
Rothschild
&
;
Co
Brothers & Hutzler
Paine,
Webber,
W. Pressprich & Co.—__
Quail & Co., Inc.__,———_
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
70
Reinholdt
Collins
Co.—
&
Weedon
Co.—
&
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Miller
J.
Dain
M.
Dallas
&
Co.,
70
Inc
Union Securities
Inc.
70
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
&
Francis
Eastman,
curities
F.
Dillon,
The
210
60
125
70
L.
125
Mosle & Co.
Rothschild
F.
210
Co
&
330
Rowle^,
1_
60
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
420
210
Co
&
Schneider,
Union Se¬
Winston
Co.
&
Bernet
Inc.
man,
70
—
550
Schwabacher
210
Chas. W. Scranton & Co
420
Shields
210
Shuman,
Co—:
Equitable Securities
Corp
Co.—
Fahnestock & Co.——
First
Boston
First
70
&
&
Co.
Co
Southwest Co
;
60
—
Co.„__
Deane & Scribner—
&
550
Corp.
70
Inc.—
Agnew
Singer,
Smith, Barney &■ Co.
210
F.
Smithers
S.
&
Co
330
H.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
550
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox_
70
Halle
70
420
Stix
60
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten
& Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
—
Kirkland
Halsey,
&
Co
Stuart
&
Stroud & Co.,
American
Thomas
&
550
Spencer
Tucker,
Trask &
Anthony
Hornblower
F.
&
Hutton
Weeks
&
Co.,
Corp.
Day
70
Co
70
j.
&
R.
H.
:
Space
—
Dean
150
400
500
TIC
fiscal
King's
Department
and
Stores
subsidiary,
Trans
Hotel Supply
Cerp.
was
late
formed
year
months
of
properties other than those of TIC.
have 'been formed by TIC'for'investing in
com¬
subsidiaries
with prospects for capital appreciation, Mb,
Venture Funding Corp. was established to invest in
while
corporations,
thus
.Lifton reported.
other real estate
TIC small business investment corporation has
a
in
invested
far
six
enterprises.—V.
194,
p.
2382.
Union Oil Co. of California—Abandons Dry Well—
The
well
330
Creek,
Middle
rock
at
well
has
feet
6,126
encountering either oil or gas
without
shows. The
abandoned.
been
located 6V2
at the rate of 888 barrels
well
This
N
and its partners have reported that their exploratory
Queensland, Australia, was drilled to hasement
company
at
is
miles northeast of
a day of 45 gravity
Moonie 3 which
crude oil during
flowed
nine
a
hour
production test.
Drilling eouimnent
of
southwest
between
1,
area,
Partners
Co.
and
2
1,600
be
which
barrels
moved to Moonie 4, a site 1.4 miles
produced 49 gravity oil at rates of
a day, depending upon the size of the
choke
Wandoan
•
will
Moonie
and
660
restricted
Moonie
&
Co_,
the
wildcat test located
115 miles northwest of the
drilling at 10,438 feet in shale.
Union in
the venture
are
the Kern County Land
a
is
with
Australian
Oil
&
Gas
Corp.—V.
195,
p.
2199.
Witter
& Co._
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
330
210
550
70
70
UNDERWRITERS FOR PREFERRED—The underwriters named below
have
severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions in the
preferred stock underwriting agreement, to purchase from the
company
at $100 per share,
plus accrued
dividends,, if a'ny from
June 14, 1962, the number of shares of new preferred stock set oppo¬
site
Corp.,
125
Walker
Watling, Lerchen & Co
70
Lane,
L.
Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc.
G.
W'helan
United
TIC.
bv
third
Two
330
Co
——
Underwood,
125
420
janney, Battles &
E'. W. Clark, Inc
Johnson,
420
420
Inc.
W. E. Hutton & Co
The
70
70
Corp
acquisitions alone," he
of most companies in
Stores.
owned
sale-to
210
Co._—
550
Co.,
125
60
Inc
&
Swiss
Inc.
&
Co,___
Co.
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Harriman
&
8s Co._—
Sutro
70
—
Staats
Steele
J.
at approximately
to sell hotel furniture and supplies.
In its first
operation,
Trans
Hotel recorded
gross
sales of
$176,000 and had contracted for additional sales of $130,000.
Mr.
Lifton said that of the total $306,000.
more than 60%
represented
70
550
William R,
Mr.
Because] of deprecia¬
dividend is now 21 cents per share.
cost in excess of $30 million.
"These
"comprise a portfolio larger than those
the
three
125
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co
70
$2i.300,000,
totaled
1962
dividend.
330
550
Inc.
capital
of
panies
Hick¬
&
fiscal
stock
the distribution to shareholders were
and. were not taxable, he pointed out.
wholly-owned TIC
A
in
70
Inc.
Rotan,
70
for
percent
company,
subsidiary, Dinkier Hotel Corp., now owns and
operates hotel and motor hotel properties in a nationwide chain cover¬
ing 24 cities in the United States and Canada.
At the same time,
another subsidiary, Dinkier Management Corp., is currently managing
or
has
contracted
to
manage
IS hotel and motor hotel properties
A
not
Robinson-Humphrey
60
the
real
office
cities
Mr.
including
firms,
330
—
&
&
_
held
field."
Winn-Dixie
•
70
210
Co.-.
&
Co._
Eberstadt
Estabrook
—
publicly
Discussing the progress of TIC during the year, Mr. Lifton said
the
company
"had broadened its activities to include several
aspects of the real estate field."
TIC has intiated a program of con¬
structing stores fcr long term lease to Triple A-1 tenants.
To date,
construction of some eight retail centers
is in progress for several
70
420
duPont
&
Gardner
&
largest
that
&
—
nation's
the
of
Lifton. He reported that the company purchased
contracted to purchase 13 properties during fiscal 1962 at an ag¬
our
550
Co.—
&
|
t
properties in TIC's portfolio was put
of
million by
noted,
•
Co.—:
I.
Jackson
—
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Co.,
•___
Dittmar & Co., Inc
Dominick & Dominick——
Drexel
—
one
two
a
to
returns
as
gregate
Riter
Co.,
or
70
330
R.
Julien
$85
——
Company
Northwest Co
is
shareholders
to
plus
The value
125
60
Pacific
Transcontinental
,,
TIC's regular quarterly
:
210
Ohio
The
said,
available
treated
.
Co.—_
70
C.
60
Reported by
was
70
new
150
850
60
W.
Distribution
60
Co
it
report,
Transcontinental
tion
330
Co
& Co.—
Securities
York
New
&
Wells &
70
C,
E.
500
850
100
.
Webber,
Curtis
150
303
Co.
&
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Howell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland
Paine,
150
Mcseley
Newburger
Crowell,
The
Hutton
S.
Mullaney,
60
Wins-
&
F.
70
1
and other earnings reached $14,241,000
1962,. ended-Feb., 28,
making his
Lifton
70
Inc.
450
—
corporations, owning and managing apartment houses,
buildings, hotels, motor hotels ad retail centers in some 31
throughout the United States and Canada.
70
550
700
450
3,000
1,700
700
450
450
45Q
1,100
-estate
8c
Common, Dann & Co.______
W.
Hutton
Templeton, Inc.
1——
Moroney,
Beissner
8c
Co.,
Jones
Prescott
200
Illinois
210
—
70
200
E.
—.
Co.-
Curtis
E.
___
Mitchum,
Inc.
60
300
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Robert W. laird & Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus—_
Bear, Stearns 8c Co.„_
—
Inc.
Milwaukee
—
Co.,
&
In
<
■
125
Fen¬
Pierce,
Smith Inc.
Turben
Collings & Co., Inc.—
150
F.
Denton, Inc.
Inc.——_
Co.
Lynch,
&
ner
-
Co._
450
450
1,100
1,700
TIC President Robert K. Lifton noted that
for a real estate company, "the traditional starting point for measuring performance
is
net income before depreciation
and before
deferred Federal. income taxes."
For fiscal 1962, this figure rose to
$4,863,000, which was 56%
above the pro-forma estimate presented
in the -first" registration statement at the year's- beginning, when TIC
'.became a publicly held company.. The $4,853,000 equalled $1.75 per
share on class A shares outstanding.
Of this amount, the company
applied $880,000, or 32 cents per share of class A stock, toward
reduction of mortgage debt, thereby increasing its equity in properties.
70
330
500
Amount
Weeks
Merrill
"
—
Co._
&
450
195, p. 2747.
:Gross income from properties
!
70
Masten. & Co.—
& Co., Inc.—
Clarke Corp
Dodge
Hornblower
omitted)
&
Phillips,
E.
McDonnell &
70
Inc
Clark,
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son—____
Co.
Co.
—
Whiteside
400
Baclie &
550
Inc.—
Sullivan
&
Co.
Caldwell
A.
&
Simmons-
&
Butcher & Sherrerd_
(000's Omitted)
Amount
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc—_$3,000
'ooo'c
125
Co.,
Richard
Allyn & Co.___.
Inc.
Inc._
125
the principal underwriters named below have sever¬
ally agreed to purchase from the corporation the debentures offered
in the principal amounts set forth
opposite their names:
C.
McCormick
420
&
Burnham
4,000,000
5,000,000
_
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions of the under¬
A.
70
450
—
&
"investing./;."'
550
Mason-Hagan, Inc
70
Becker & Co.,
G.
Chace,
writing agreement
70
420
Burns
series
stock
(par $5)—__
Exploration Corp:
Note to bank, 5>/2%—__
Texas
Co.—
&
70,000 shs.
■
cumul.
—
Eichler
Bosworth,
^
stock,
Co
&
Stearns & Co.—
Blyth
(par
series
4,96%
2nd
Barth
1,700
W.
Space
Lane,
450
700
1,700
450
Transcontinental Investing Corp.—Annual Report—
;
•v
550
Brothers
450
—
E.
&
—
(,for< fisoal
-
420
8c
Higginson
$22,750,000
20,800,000
<_
Debentures:
due
Lehman
25,000,000
1979
due
Lee
125
17,000,000
40,000,000
1976—
Co.——
Corp.—1——
Freres
210'
20,000,000
due
4%
Inc.
$60,000,000
37,000,000
1971
series
5ya%
': Lazard
125
Baird & Co.,
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus——_
18,000,000
due
47/a%
v
Bacon, Whipple & Co..
Robert W.
First
.
Inc.
Kidder, Peabody 8c Co. Inc.. '."550
Kormendi 8c ,Co:, Inc.-——
so
550
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.——
60
Laird, Bissell' & Meeds!—/
210
4%
V.
be¬
Co.—
Inc.
Johnson,
Corp,
(000'sOmitted)
Amount
Mellon p !&
Miller,
', /.
'
I
'.
$70
;
Joseph,
Securities
2,490
A. C.
CAPITALIZATION
The
Clark,
The
.■
The company's
is
underwriters mamed
have
8c
Battles
Janney,
.__ai..(u?p,OOO,O90AS^Ssh^l2,778,922-shs,
FOR DEBENTURES—The
severally agreed/subjecti,to the terms and conditions: in the
debenture underwriting agreement^','to purchase from the company At
97.65%
of the principal amount thereof, plus accrued interest from
June 1, 1962, the principal amount of new debentures opposite .their
respective names:
/;
j
1
of the corporation's total sales were made for re¬
sale in interstate commerce, 52% being made to 68 public utility dis¬
tributors serving communities in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ten¬
93%
Kentucky,
150,000 shs.
—
cents)
(par 50
UNDERWRITERS
1,51|5 million cubic feet.; During the 12 months ended March 31, 1962,
approximately
$5.60 series (stated value $100)
fUNew preferred stock—
2,200
Labouisse,
Weil,
450
Swiss American^ Corp.——
450
Spencer Trask & Co.—
1,700
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
\ Day —
1,700
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc.
700
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
450
G. H. Walker & Co..——1,700
Watling, Lerchen & Co,—_
1,100
Dean Witter 8c Co._
—
3,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
450
450
2,200
E. Hutton & Co.__—
W.
467,250 shs.
(stated
a
Howard,
706
—
Sutro
3,000
Hornblower & Weeks
550,000 shs.
(stated
(stated
17,200,000
2,000,000 shs.
$5.70 series
700
Co.—
Co.,
&
—
Friedrichs,
value $50 )_
Co.—
8c
Ripley
450
450
3,000
3,000
450
2,200
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hemphill Noyes & Co
par)
series—.
in
Sachs
Jenks, Kirkland &
16,175,000
20,000,000
30,000,000
.
1982
Preferred
$5.96 series
operates
Goldman,
34,410,000
40,000,000
_
in
BUSINESS—Texas
46,625,000
23,880,000
.-J
Inc.
$4.90 series
Gas
3,000
l,100i
$119,066,000
31,500,000
_
1978—
due
$2.55
Corp.—_a—
Boston
450
Schwabacher & Co
—
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.—
Shearson, Hammill 8c Co.
Shields & Co. Inc
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—_
Singer, Deane & Scribner.
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
F. S. Smithers & Co
William R. Staats & Co.—
H. J. Steele 8c Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stix & Co
—
Stroud & Co., Inc
1,100
I
Cumulative
1,100
2,200
;
First
1,100
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Co
&
Co.—
&
Outstanding
_
__.
due 1977
6V8%
5
Eberstadt
450
1,100
,
Salomon Brother & Hutzler
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
3,C00
Estabrook
FINANCING
_
—_—_
Debentures:
—
Equitable Securities Corp.-
_
——
1980——
47/e%
primarily to pay for new facilities constructed
expects that the proposed new facilities will be
on
or
before Nov. 1, 1962.
operation
2,200
Co.—;
Dillon, Union Se& Co._!
curities
_
1977—
term bank loans incurred
Texas
Drexel &
:
3,000
__ —
Riter & Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
——__
1,700
Eastman
——>__
-
450
Dominick & Dominick—
_
._—
Curtis
Townsend,
.$169,446,000
40,000,000
_" 50,000,000
25,000.000
35,000,000
,
series due 1978———
%
5
1975—
8c
Crouter & Bodine—
700
Prescott .& Cq._—.
R. W. PresspriclJ ^i Co.
Quail & Co., Inc.————
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner-
450
Inc.
DeHaven
F.
PRESENT
TO
•
450
Co..
Paine, Webber, Jackson
-
700
450
450
Union
Authorized
Bonds:
3%%
37/s%
The
into
stock,
.
&
2,200
3,000
709
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,,
-Inc.. _y—:—450
F• s• Moseley & Uo.___—
1,706
Mullaney,' Wells • & Co.—^
450
Newhard, Cook
Co.——
450
New York Securities Co
1,100
The Ohio Co—
:—1,700
Pacific Northwest Co.—
450
450-
.
*
Dain
M.
Co.,
for both issues were headed
EFFECT
GIVING
First Mortgage Pipeline
Clarke Corp.—
Weedon & CoL—
8c Co., Inc
Securities
Crowell,
J.
Dallas
.
-
1,700
450
450
Colling® & Co:, Inc._
Common, Dann & Co
share, plus accrued dividends.
per
C.
Julien Collins 8c Co.—
Additional financing details follow:
Corp.
Offered—
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York City, headed an
underwriting group which offered on June 14, $40,000,000
of this firm's 5% debentures, due June 1, 1982.
1961.
450
Chace, Whiteside 8c '
Winslow; Inc: —450
C.
Corp.—Additional Fi¬
cumulative preferred
its
<
Caldwell Phillips, Inc.—__1
**
1, 1982 at 98.75%, plus accrued interest
shares of
150,000
.
.
450
by White, Weld & Co., and Stone & Webster Securities
proceeds
•
700
,700
of this firm's 5% deben¬
June 7 of $30,000,000
on
tures due June
City.
PROCEEDS—Net
1,100
3,000
>
& -Co*,
I_1
Butcher & Sherrerd—_
nancing Details—-Our June 11, 1962 issue reported the
was
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Debentures
Inc.__^ " 2,200
Co
&
Sullivan
Richard W-.
sale
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner • & Smith Inc.—
3,000
Merrill* Turben 8c. Co., Inc. ,
450
The Milwaukee Co
700
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton, Inc., i____.—450
Inc.i
'
-
.
Blair
McCormick
2.200
—
Burns,:EroA. Denton,
'
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
reported that $1,750,000 of this
firm's 5%% sinking fund notes due May 1, 1982 had
been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.,
1962
Stearns & Co
Inc.
•
share through Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Pried-
per
Co
&
Clark,-Dodge & Co. Inc
Sold Privately—On
Inc.—Notes
Eichler
Bosworth,
reported that 280,000 shares
was
richs & Co., New Orleans.
that
13,
nessee,
Privately
very
Thalhimer
Co._—
&
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
Mason-Hagan, Inc—____j,
A. E. Masten & Co
—
450
:
Blytb 8c Co., Inc.—
capital stock hod been sold privately at
this firm's
of
Tenax' entry into the coin-operated dry cleaning field
progressive, and that the company has more of its dry
cleaning equipment in New York City locations than all other coinoperated dry cleaning manufacturers combined.—-V. 195, p. 1143.
said
Bart'n
Bear,
2487.
p.
Times-Picayune Publishing* Co.—Stock Sold
President,
for
was
been
and
Co.
8c
700
450
450
Baker, Weeks &Tco._
Ball, Burge & Kraus
850
Fox
Securities
700
1,100
i
400
500
Co.——_
1,700
Corp.-
8c Co.,
A. G/Becker & Co.
the comparable period are not applicable inasmuch as
in a completely different business.
Mr, Hirsch said
profits, are substantially higher than the same 1961 period
when Tenax was in the freezer sales business, which we have dropped
completely for the past half year."
Figures
put
&
Baird
Inc.
150
—
William
"volume and
New
G.
150
_
8c
Meyer
Webster
8c
—V.
City producer of coin-operated dry cleaning and
reported record volume and net income for the six
ending March 31, 1962.
C.
June
Boyce
Inc,
Securities
Whipple & Co
Bacon,
Robert W.
450
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 3,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.— 13,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds____450
Lazard Freres & Co.,—___ 3,000
12,100
1,700
Co.I
Allyn &
American
400
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
250
__
C.
A.
400
Inc.
"
Corp.
150
_
Trask
__:
Day
400
Corp.
said that sales reached $6,436,663.
Net
Income for the half year was $508,667, an historic high,
producing
earnings of 79 cents per share on 644,742 outstanding shares.
He
150
850
Co
Co.
8c
Spencer
Shares
„
Joseph, Mellen 8s Miller,
Webster Securties
Stone &
machines
Leon
has
&
Corp
York
New
laundry
months
Tenax
&
Inc.
&
Frank,
Stern,
Tenax, Inc.—Six Months' Sales, Net Higher—
,
Co.
William R. Staats & Co.
a
Stone
This
Hammill
&
Bmithers
S.
F.
higher earnings base and we are hopeful that
the results of our efforts will Justify your confidence in our prospects
and the management of your company."—V. 194, p. 2598.
"We
Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc
Shearson,
He further stated: "It is likely that net earnings for 1962 will be
below last year's level because of the absence of construction for the
account
of
others.
However,
it is
significant to note
that our
anticipated cash flow will be up sharply and will be at an increasing
rate
Stroud & Co. Inc
Swiss
14,500
White, Weld & Co.
253
200
250
American
Shares
Amount
(000's Omitted
Amount
(000's Omitted
Schwabacher 8c Co.
existing
centers."
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
.
.
their respective names. Said underwriters
compensation of $2.50 per share.
will receive underwriting
U. S. Plywood
The
ended
company
April 30,
preceding year.
Corp.—Earnings
reported record sales
1962, compared with
tJp 63%—
of $301,898,000 for the year
sales of $260,000,000 in the
Earnings for the year, after taxes, were'up 63%
to $12,025,200,
equal after preferred dividends to $3.92 per share on 2,978,240 shares
of
common
stock
outstanding at the end of the fiscal year. This
compared with earnings of $7,393,900, equal to $2.46 per share on
2,864,965 common shares in the preceding year.
Continued
on
page
52
Volume
195
Number 6169
The Commercial and
...
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2825)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Falk
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
a
the
first
indicate
we
table
in which
Then
show
we
the
all
during the current week.
second
in
grouped
are
the
two
separate
dividends
an¬
follow with
we
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Ptr
Name of
Company
Aaronson
Bros.
Affiliated
Fund,
(Quarterly
Alberta
Stores,
pfd.
conv
(quar.)
17Vic
Gas
American
Air
American
Bank
American
Brake
American
income)
Filter
Shoe
Brand,
Argus
Corp.,'Ltd.,
5%
preferred
$2.60'preferred A
& Company
Corp.
&
Associated
Truck
Atlantic
Aunt
Foods
of Babylon
of
Class
6-20
First
6-30
6-22
First
7. 3
g-19
National
National
A
Supply
Tubing
4%%
1
7-16
1
7-20
$1.12
conv.
&
1
7-20
7-15
6-18
Frankfort
7-16
6-26
Fresnillo
8-
Huntington
of
New
Barton's
Candy
Stock
1
6-15
General
Reinsurance
6-20
Gilmore
General
Crude
7-31
6-30
Corp.
____
Inc.
Machine
Co.
Bird
&
Inc.
Stock
Bloch
Bostitch,
5c
California
Canadian
6-21
Ry
&
Hawley
Heinz
Hoffman
1
7-20
Holmes
20c
7-16
7-2
Heme
45c
7-
2
6-22
Hudson
Bay
22c
7-27
7-13
Hudson
Wholesale Groceries,
.
Y.)' '(quar.)
I0c
i
6-30
6-12
11 %c
;
(quar.)
7-16
6-28
25%
two-for-one
7- 3
6-29
6-22
6-12
Interlake
5c
1
8-
...
7-10
8-15
7-20
1
7-16
8-
-
of
7c
15c
5%
Hills,
subject
Cal.)
$6
8-1
7- 2
7-6
7- 2
6-20
€-20
7-
2
6-30
to
Corp.
7- 5
6-13
Latrobe
7-30
_
15c
(quar.)
Trust—
National
25c
40c
15c
Bank
&
shares
6-18
7- 2
6-26 '
6-12
7.20
g_ 1
Hc
7.20
7- 5
6-15
$1.62V2
15c
I2%c
7- 2
6-15
6-15
6- 1
15C
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
6-30
'
7-20
6-29
7.
1
g.j5
7-
1
6-15
10- 5
9-5
__
10c
_
25c
25C
g_
3_
;
5c
(quar.)
6-25
6-13
7-
3
6-12
9-1
8-6
1
6
$2
9-1
8-6
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drummond Welding & Steel
Class A (quar.).—
7-15
6-30
31 %c
7-
l
6-21
18%c
7-
1
*6-21
12c
' 7-14
6-29
$5C
7.20
6-30
Ltd.—
6c
(Md.)
10c
_
Works,
(N.
6-
6
7-31
7.
7-
6-15
6
Y.)
7_16
7.
7y2C
9-1
7- 2
6-20
2
7-13
7-
2
6-16
8-
1
7-
t75c
20c
2
37%c
Trust
Ltd.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
6y4c
7-16
6-22
6-29
6-15
7-
5
Maust
Consolidated
(N. Y.)
Equity Fund, Inc.
6-15
7- 2
6-20
(quar.)
25c
6-29
6-19
75c
(quar.)
7-
6-22
(quar.)
6
fl-29
6%
Tile
deferred
2
General Electric—»
New common
(initial-quar.)
Pratt &
(quar.)
Co.
6-29
7-16
6-29
25c
7-15
6-22
40c
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
Gamble, 8%
Class A (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Republic Corp. (quar.)
."_
Republic Foil, Inc. (quar.)__
Republic National Bank (Dallas)
6-27
6-11
7-24
6-28
6-29
6-20
Rieke
1
7-10
Riverside
8-
1st
Products Corp.
Trust (Hartford)
2
6-15
Rohr Corp.
(quar.)
Roper Industries Inc.
6-21
Rowe Furniture
7-16
7-
Roxbury
Carpet
6-29
6-15
Company,
7-
2
7-14
6-19
1
7-25
8-
8-
1
7-10
Monarch
Stock
&
Fetzer
7-
2
6-15
8-
1
7-20
Second National Bank
6-29
6-19
See
60c
s
Candy Shops,
New
common
9-15
9-
7-15
6-29
7-
6-25
7-
2
2
1
6-25
6-15
7-19
6-22
25c
7-
2
6-15
12c
7-
3
6-29
62%c
6-29
6-12
7-
2
6-20
5c
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
8-
1
6-15
6-19
60c
6-29
6-20
25c
6-30
6-21
15c
7-10
6-25
$20
7-30
7-20
$2
7-
1
6-20
30c
7-
1
6-20
75c
$1.37%
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
6-30
6-18
15c
20c
8-
1
3%
(initial)
8-15
8-15
8-
1
$$1
7-
3
6-20
5c
7-18
6-28
7c
7-10
6-27
25c
7-
1
6-21
75c
7-
1
Nachman
this
Corp.
Screw
7-
2
6-25
(L.
National
Commercial
&
Mfg.
Co
Bank
&
National
15c
Periodical
'
5C
8-
40c
7-16
12c
6-15
7.15
g_22
7-13
6-30
7-
2
6-12
Natural Gas Pipe Line Co.
5%% preferred (quar.)
10c
A
7-11
6-22
5c
7-18
7-12
$1.31%
class
S.)
of
I_IIIIIH
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.F
Trust
6-29
7-13
6-29
6-21
7-
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-15
in-
6-29
6-19
55c
6-29
6-15
1
6-15
7-
2
6-15
05
7-
2
6-15
7-16
6-30
75c
6-26
6-15
55c
7-16
6-20
6-29
6-15
10c
7-
1
6-18
9-
1
30c
6-29
6-15
20c
7-20
6-29
20c
6-30
6-22
10c
6-30
6-22
8-
7-
Corp
III
(quar.)_
quar.)
&
ji5C
Trust
Co
of
N
8-20
I
common
1
3
Y
40c
Textiles,
7-13
6-29
10c
(Hyattsville,
2
6-19
10-
1
9-14
7-
1
6-19
367/8c
7-
1
6-19
12C
_I I"
7-
56C
7%c
7-
2
6-15
25c
Co.
Mdl)— "
(N.
(s-a)
6-18
6-29
6-18
$1
6-26
6-
15C
J.)
6-29
5c
Trust
Mills
6-27
6-20
3oc
(quar.)
Electronics, Inc.
A
(Fla.)
7-
1
6-15
Bank
25c
6-29
6-21
United
50c
7-
6-29
United
6%
of
3
New
(N. Y.)
Haven
Mines,
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
Investments,
preferred
(quar.)
Hill
6-15
(quar.)
7-15
6-27
13c
7-14
7-
6
7-14
7-
6
t47%c
8-
1
6-29
7-
1
6-19
67%c
(quar.)_
common
Fuel
Keno
6-20
32c
(Canada)
preferred
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)__
City Rapid Transit, com.
5%
prior preferred
&
6-15
6-30
l3c
I
Trico
Union
6-25
9c
Corp.,
Underwriters Trust
6-25
20c
—
common
Tri-Continental
6
40c
I
Tool
Toronto-Dominion
6-15
Bank
7-13
40c
Finance, class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
6-15
National
2
.
Publishing
Class
1
Merchants
7-18
7-
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
(initial
Trust
Power
1
(quar.)
8-20
1
Co
preferred
Thomaston
7-
England
I
Extra
7-
Boston
1
2c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Quarterly
$1.43%
(quar.)
9-
$1
Markets,
Suburban
$1.37%
(Conn.)
7-20
8-15
8-
T—~
(Tenn
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
5.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Stratoflex, Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1
22%e
_
_
Co.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.
Stern
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Machine
8-
.
—
&
5%%
Britain
6-20
Canada, Ltd.—
common
5%%
New
1
12%c
_
~
Twin
of America—
(quar.)_
6-20
7-
12%c
$2.70
Publications, Inc. (N. Y.)
Centers,
1
7-10
50c
(qua"rT
Class
;
Safety
9-
17y>p
Sterling National Bank
Quarterly
Time
Quarterly
Nationwide
1
Trust
Investors
6-20
6-15
35c
~
Co.
Thurow
Chemical
1
2
l0c
(quar.7_
common
Extra
Thor
deferred
time).
National
6-20
7-
7-
6-21
25c
payment
6-30
7-10
7%c
(N.J.)
Co.
Aviation
Taylor
-
(common
6-19
30c
Dred8in8
Summit
6-21
6-29
15C
(quar.)
preferred
Stevens
6-29
7-25
15C
(quar.)
(Conn.)
Stern
7-31
7-11
10c
_
New
6-14
30c
common
$1.50
preferred
(s-a)
Southern New England
Telephone
Stamford
Fidelity
Bank
&
Steel
2
15c
(New Haven)
Casualty
Common
Starrett
7-
ioc
Atlantic Gas Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Fire &
Stanley
6-29
6-15
12 %c
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
Standard
32c
6-20
6-15
10c
I
cony. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
$1.60
2
2
—
6-15
25c
77-
6-29
20c
(quar.)
Somerset Trust Co.
6-22
5
20c
Shaw-Barton
Simplex
2
6-21
40c
III"
™
I
Selas Corp. of
America,
50c
6-20
5C
ZJZZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
Scrivner-Stevens Co.
7-
2
25C
(monthly)
$1.25
2
I
conv.
Schulderberg-Kurdle
6-22
12%c
I
__
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Refining Corp, (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
60c
7-
6-30
14c
(monthly)!.
Savannah
7-
12%c
Foods, Inc. (quar.)
Murphy Finance Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.—
6-20
7-
10c
common
6-15
(action
Morrow Screw & Nut Co., Ltd. (Ontario)
Morse Electro Products Corp. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
6-30
7
8-15
25c
2
75c
dividend
6-
45C
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
12y2c
Corp.,
6-30
isc
Corp.
7-15
Mohawk
preferred
6-20
50c
Metal
7-10
$1.12%
I_
Falls Co.
6-15
6-2$.
7%c
Construction (quar.)
Richardson
Corp.
(quar.)_
6c
common
6-15
6-29
I__
Rexach
Scott
(quar.)
2
8c
Reece
6-21
v
York
6-22
7-
6c
6-21
time).
of New
6-12
7-14
(Del.)-—
6-29
25c
(Dallas)
6-29
$2
14c
6-29
11 %c
Bank
6-25
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.)
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse Co.
Quarterly
;
50c
Y.)
6-18
6
Reading & Bates Offshor^Drilling Corp.
(Del)
$10
(N.
6-29
2
12c
6-22
12 %c
quar.)
7-14
7-
7-
6-22
:
the
6-18
(quar.)
2
Inc.)
common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marking System (quar.)
5%%
pfd.
(quar.)
2
21c
Telephone Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Millers
Co.
7-
$1.25
Mid-Texas
Midland-Ross
Gas
7-
7V2c
of
4
6-30
4
37%c
(T. R.) Growth Stock Fund—•
(From net investment income)
7-16
}5c
Co.
4
9-
7y2C
Provident Fund for
Income, Inc.
(From net investment income)
(Fort
(quar.)
9-
9-24
20%c
(initial)
Providence
8c
preferred
9-
9-24
62%c
6-15
income
Insurance
9-24
Portland
Sandura
Mergenthaler Linotype (quar.)
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
6%
6-29
Price
6-21
50c
(quar.)
Bank
7-16
5c
6-19
(s-a)
common
Merchants
$1.50
6-19
5c
Lambert, new com.
Precisionware, Inc. (quar.)
7-
8c
Coke
National
7-11
62%c
6-19
—
-
(initial
Mercantile
1
Mfg
10c
Trust
this
8-
(quar.)
6-29
i
National Bank
at
common
8-10
2
17%c
McQuay, Inc. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris
Mfg.
(quar.)
Meadowbrook
6-19
$1 25
(quar.)
Pomona
7c
(quar.)
Life
preferred
New
-
European Growth Fund—
j
Corp.,
6-29
Mines, Ltd
&
6-29
1st preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
7-
Inc.—
.
Markets,
6-19
6-29
5%
6-29
(Utica, N. Y.)
Coal
6-29
25c
$1.75
$1.50
Marley Co. (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Maryland National Bank (Baltimore) (quar.)
Mayfair
35c
I
9-10
7-16
6-15
7- 5
20c
(quar.)
Empire Trust Co.
Polaroid
7c
Industries
6-19
37V2c
preferred (s-a)
Marlene
6-29
$1.50
.
Midland
6-18
3c
37y2c
(Albany, N. Y.) (increased)
$.00%
stock
6-15
6-19
30c
8 15
$2
Class B
Special
2
7-31
Drug Stores Co
Mahoning Coal RR., common
Marine
2
Heusen, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Class B
at
15C
(accum.)
Products
(quar.)__
6-18
7-
III"
t20c
J37%c
com.
2
20c
(quar.)
50c
Ltd.,
5-21.
7-
Phillips-Van
7-
6-25
6-21
$1 preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
7-10
6-25
9c
____
preferred
6-25
7-10
7-10
12%c
_
Personal Industrial
Bankers, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
$1.40
7-10
J.)—
Extra
1
—
Gas—
EICO Electronic Instrument,
Electrical
6-13
2
6-25
Corp. (initial)
Lumber, class A (quar.)
Peoples Trust Co. (Bergen
County, N.
10c
National
Co.
7-
6-25
7-10
6-25
$135
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(monthly)
(B.) & Co.
Ltd.—
ti5c
Film
6-29
—
common
Mfg.
6-26
7-10
$1*75
$1*50
tl5c
Morton
;
Laboratories, Inc.
60c partic pfd (quar.)
Dumas Milner Corp. (quar.)
Dunkirk Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Elder
7-28
6-25
$141
Paxton
6-29
Mading
-
4c
Investments,
Investment
Parker Finance
6-18
(Delaware)
Brewing (quar.)
Lorain Telephone Co., 5% preferred
Lucky Lager Breweries Co
Lynn Gas Co
7- 9
7
6-22
(quar.)
Drug Fair-Communfty Drug Co.
Economic
6-18
Co
Macassa Gold
8-
preferred
6-25
7-10
$L54
(quar.)
7-10
$l'.l3
~
7-10
$125
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
$1.25
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
Star
7-9
6-22
_
com.
Lone
Light, common
(quar.)
$1.20
common
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
2
(quar.)
Corp., 4%%
8-7
Trust
(initial-ouar.)
$1.50 preferred
5.64%
(quar.)
preferred
7-17
(quar.)
investment
6-8
7-16
(auar.)
stock (quar.)
Natural
6-15
6-29
7-16
Theory Investment Fund, Inc
A
Inc.
(quar.)
(see Jonathan Logan,
Mfg.
(quar.)
(J.)
Valley
common
common
6-29
55c
(quar.)
National
7-2
(Canada)—
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish
6.16%
25%
Londontown
..
$1
Stores
net
Stores
7-30
Mortgage Investors. (Mass.)—
Son
5%
4.52%
6-15
7-
(quar.)
Powders,
Fund—
Lerner
5%
$1.25 pfd. (accum.)
preferred B (accum.)
Dominick Fund, Inc
Duquesne
6-15
"2%%
_
75c
Du-Art
6-29
ilOc
debenture
Class
6-25
4c
Diversa, Inc.,
Dow
6-25
6.29
J40c
Decker Nut Mfg.
Dennison Mfg., class A
New
6-29
5c
(stock
Mining & Smelting
deVegh Investing Co.
9-14
6-18
6-29
7-
(quar.)
Steel
Wayne)
;
serial
9-28
6-28
17y2c
(quar.)
Co.
From
_
at
4%% preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp. (quar.)
&
&
Lazard
Curlee Clothing Co., common
8%
Inc.
Lincoln
(N. J.)
company
Co.
Co.
&
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Corp.
Lang
2%%
CTS Corporation
Voting
Corp.
6-13
5%
Cooper (Peter)
Corp., 6%%
ofd.
(quar.)__
Cowles Magazine & Broadcasting, Inc. (Iowa)
Dillon
Kahler
7- 5
10c
Investment
(L. L.)
6-25
37%C
div.)
(Manitoba)
Fund,
Logan,
Kuppenheimer
(Chicago)—
Quarterly
Cook
Jonathan
Lance,
Co
interest
7-10
Power
5%
6-22
5.40%
Quarterly from net investment income
6-20
the
Extra
Beneficial
24c
7-13
—
(quar.)
Mutual
6-20
6-26
July 30
on
Semi-annual
Continental
Johnston
6-30
Energy Shares—<
investment income)
Illinois
Y.)
preferred
Coal,
preferred
6-30
7- 3
(Quarterly from Investment Income)
Continental
6-20
6-15
7-15
—
Stock dividend
Consolidated
Door
Ltd.
preferred
10c
dividend)__
Commercial Bank of North America (s-a)
Consolidated
7-16
25c
(N.
Bronze
Creek
Kavanau
_
Commercial Trust Co.
&
15c
75c
7%c
(quar.)
Pictures
Co.
Steamship
$4.80
7-31
Corp.
—
(Quarterly from
6-20
$1.18%
2
7-16
International Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interstate
Bakeries, common
(quar.)
Logan
&
$4.75 conv. preferred
7-
capital
Corp. (stock
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
Gas,
5c
(Beverly
Trencher
(Conn.)
Jenkins Bros., common (quar.)
Founders shares (quar.)
41c
$1.25
$1.05
action taken on common payment
Colonial Growth
6-15
7-16
6-18
(quar.)
participating
6-22
this time)
Columbia
6%
1
8-
split
(quar.)
Transport
approval of stockholders
& Refining—
Cleveland
7-16
$1.18%
1%%
Mining & Smelting (quar.)
Co. (Union City, N. J.) (quar.)
International
Island
Clark Oil
Hosiery
7-16
$1 12%
preferred
Procter &
8-15
tlOc
_
Extra
$1.10
(quar.)
8c
Inter-City
Co. (quar.)_
(Chicago)
(quar.)
—
Claussner
H.)
Sash
6-28
;
.
(Illinois), common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Transit
(quar.)
City Gas Co. (Florida)
(No
Huttig
7-20
$75c
6%
dividend
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
6-28
18%c
Charleston
stock
preferred
$4.50
Corp.—
a
Motor
Bank
$4.40
6-13
7-30
_,
7.16
t$1.50
stock.
Bank
Initial
8-21
__
(initial)
6-22
5c
Insurance
7-16
-
50c
(s-a)_
(George S.)
National
Wisconsin
(D.
$22%c
Ltd.
dividend)
International
15C
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central
8-
6-20
6-22
6-29
7-13
Trust
Hudson
$1
6-20
6-20.
2
56y4c
Products
Co.
6-30
7-16
(quar.)
3
12y2c
Trust
&
6-20
,_._w
Light, common
Central
National
Bank
6-18
J.)
17 %c
$109
(Cal.fTinltial)
7-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
7-31
(H.
6-27
7-12
15c
7- 1
$4.20 preferred
Carrington
a
6-27
35c
(quar.)
7-
50c
a
proposal to split the
three-for-one basis)
on
6-22
7-13
Gas Transmission Co.
45c
on
.
Foundry (quar.)
Car &
37%c
8-15
(s-a)
approve
'
stock
6-16
10c
Corp.
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
7%
common
7-2
(quar.)
Corp.
common
$5 preferred
6-18
6-18
6-16
(s-a)
Rubber
Pacific
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
_
International
Power
Carolina
2
6-16
1
1
6-20
Pacific
10c
(quar.)
30c
___„
common
Ry
Pacific
the
7-
7- 2
1
7-
50c
preferred
;
(quar.0u«—.
(quar.)
Investors (N.
Stockholders
27
77-
2
6-22
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd. (shareholders will
vote at a special meeting to be held
on
June
6-22
7-
6-22
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Louis)
Devonian Petroleums
Canaveral
2
6-22
6-30
6-27
1
Quarterly
10c
Co^(quar.)_
Packing
Canadian
A
7-
Co.,
National
1
1
10c
4%%
Stores,
8-
8-
7-16
$27 %c
7%c
(Boston)
1
Pacific
Quarterly
25c
preferred
class A
Southern
Canada
City
Hartford
6-29
7-16
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
serial
Extra
7-12
7- 9
8- 1
25c
Building Products, Ltd. (reduced)
Burgess-Maiming
_______
Byers
(A. M.)
Co. (quar.)
:
7-31
7c
40c
dividend
conv.
of
Hartfield
_I
Products
Stock
6%
7.12
$4%c
1
$27%c
7-
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Mfg.
6-22
6-15
$27%c
7-
3%
preferred
7-
$i37ya
a
6-22
(quar.)
1%
Insurance
Street
60c
7.31
$1.50
Gas
6-15
6-29
6-18
7.12
(quar.)
Budget Finance Plan,
;
7.31
(monthly)
Tobacco l(quar.)
Bank (St.
Inc.,
Bowman
Broad
7y2C
National
6-29
7-13
1
75c
£?lony Insurance Co.
O Sullivan
5c
Co.,
Gustin-Bacon
(quar.)
Fisheries, * 4%
Boston
6-22
dividend
Bros.
Boatmens
Booth
7- 6
6-7
7- 2
(quar.)
Bird
Son,
Union
7-16
7-2
40c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Corp.
Bickfords,
Grand
(quar.)-__
28c
Gloucester, Inc.—
(initial)
$3
_____
Properties,
Baystate
of
50c
(quar.)
preferred A
7-
1
8-
7-16
$1.25
6-29
^
common
6-29
7-13
Oil
II"
(quarj
6-22
7-20
6-22
6-27
38c
...
common
18c
dividend
Gorton's
Greenwich
(quar.)
(s-a)
Y.)
6-29
2%
Industries
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.18%
Insurance
7-
25c
dividend
Extra
Basic
(N.
York
25c
6-15
6-29
$2
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Northwest Plastics, Inc.
(quar.)
6-29
12V2c
6-30
Stock
^
2
6-15
2
6-27
ZZZZ
5%%
7-
2
7-
20c
Central Ry. (s-a)
Illinois Gas, common
preferred
5%%
dividend)
(quar.)
Freight
93%c
5% %
10c
7-
J34%c
.
6-15
6-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(Phila.)
6c
(quar.)__
6-29
6-15
7-
10c
5.50%
Pacific
Garrett
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Telephone, Ltd.,
6-30
(quar.)
6-29
6-15
fl5c
6-14
34c
(quar.)
$3
(s-a)
6-29
2
7-13
7-16
6-29
7-24
12y2c
Co
Trust
Co.
Frito-Lay
7-24
7-
Mfg.
35c
Holder\
2
Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—■
Judd
Northern
6-29
Y.)
common..
preferred
Bros.
17%c
N.
Jose)
(stock
8-
1%
of
Corp.
preferred
&
7-
$138
(quar.)
Extra
America—
Utilities,
8-
Fownes
7-13
9c
62 %c
(quar.)
A
50c
(quar.)_
Vernon,
(San
of
$62%c
1
Worth)
(Mt.
Corp.
Public
6-22
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(monthly)
Flexible
7-14
60c
(Baltimore)
Bank
Republic
Class
Florida
60c
13c
8-10
5
75c
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-17
2 % %
Quarterly
6-29
8-
7-
preferred
Northern
Bank
6-30
20c
7-30
4.60%
When
Payable of Re a
$1.50
$l'l5
Quarterly
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%
-
7-13
.
8-31
(quar.)
A
J3c
(quar.)
9-15
$1
20c
A
New York &
stock
3
(accum.)
6-15
6-29
Corp.—
(Fort
6-29
6-29
7-15
North
I
(Dallas)
60c
7-
1
Y.) —
Co.
Bank
6-15
(San Fran.)
Bank
(N.
Trust
National
75c
(N. Y.)
Bank
Trust
Bank
5
27%c
8-
Share
8%c
(quar.)
Bank
First
8-15
Company
England Power, 6% preferred
(quar.)__
5.52%
preferred (quar.)_
28%c
National
First
PCT
Name of
New
30c
National
6-19
(quar.)
California
&
6-21
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Bank
Boston
New
Bank
(quar.)
common
First
6-20
Haven) (s-a)
Autofab, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Avalon Telephone, Ltd.—
5 % %
1958 series preference
Bank
&
_____~_IIIII
Lines, class
$6 preferred
Realty,
Jane's
Co.
Holders
6-28
45c
___
dividend
Capital
6-21
Hegeman Electric Co.
Stationers
First
g-29
£
Associated
Stock
6-30
(quar.$65c
(quar.)__
- 35c
(quar.)_:
Arrow-Hart
Tool
Federation
7-20
;
pfd.
$2.50
Armour
Rubber
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)__
Fidelity-Philadelphia
40C
(New
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
Federal
J20c
■. •
ZZ-ZZ
,__i
(quar.)
Corp
Growth
Fund,
Chemical
Gas
Paper Board,
4.60%
6c
f
_
t
___
Trust
&
Anvil
Aro
6-18
Federal
15C
Co
Co.
Enka
Ansul
6-30
Faultless
(initial)
new
River
Share
First
Investment
Specialty
American
PayaUe of Rec.
Inc.—
from
Natural
Aluminum
70c
Share
•
■
Holders
When
Fall
Corp.,
Company
9
7-
1
6-19
62 %c
7-
2
6-15
25c
7-
9
6-25
62 %c
7-
2
6-25
75c
7- 2
6-20
30c
6-22
6-15
Ltd.—
$75c
Ltd
10-
1
9-
$10c
8-
1
6-29
7
-
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2826)
Per
Name
United
Machinery
preferred
>6%
United
Corp.,
(quar.)
Foreign Securities
States &
realized
%
S.
U.
preferred
A
40c
6-29
r
,7-11
93%C
6-30
o
American
American
American
,
Universal
(N.
PUOUSluag
Y.),
6%
preferred
7-27
(quar.)_.—.
2.%
20c
i'
,
i,.
5c
;
.
•
inc.* class A <quax\;___—.<
Voi-Shan
Industries
(increased quar.)^*.**.,,,
Viewiex,
(initial*
•)
■
;
6-15
6-29
3c
7-
,7-16
8-
6-29
8c
t
<B.
Common
Warren
voting
com.
non-voting
$5 preferred
Fixture
&
(quar.)-;.,,.
Class
B
Tablet
Western
5%
Co.
&
preferred
Tool
Western
Union
Western
Westran
class
A
Stationery,
American
7-
7-16
preferred
preferred
6-28
7-
5%
6-25
9-10
American
6-15
6-22
investments
net income)
6-22
•
11c
,v
>
6-15
6-30
12 Vic
(quar.
6-6
6-30
25c
—
<quar.)__—_—
Inc.
6-12
5%
•
,
6V2
Worcester
& Co., Ltd. "adrs"—r
British ir^o-ve tax
W.)
(F.
less
pence
(Increased-quar.)
York
Water
Co.
Electric
Zenith
(quar.).
Supply,
50c
*
7-
V t-
37c
—
$5c
'
)
»
6-15;
2.
t
When
Per
Name of Company
;
«
share
Laboratories
Abbott
Abercrombie
Abitibi
&
Power
4% %
4/100
Co.
•
-7-
$3
.7-
Ametek,
$50c
7-
2
t28y8C
7-
2
6-
2
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preference A (auar.)
-Li:—I—_
Trophies Corp
(initial)
$4,
Anchor
1
Anderson
7-
3
6-
7-
3
Ace
Corp., ,common
•.
Adams
Co!
Express
•
j
,
15c
—
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)—
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)
Aetna Insurance Co.'(Conn.)
(quar.)
Aetna Life Insurance Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance
(Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
—i
Aileen,
12 Vic
Alabama
By-Products—
Class
A
7-
65c
1
'
2
77-
20c
6-
New
8
2
6-15
8-1
50c
8-
1
7-23
.7-23
Extra
50c
8-
1
7-23
$1
11-
1
10-23
Arundel
50c
11-.
1
10-23
Arvin
Class
Class
(quar.)
\
(auar.7
B
Alabama Gas
Southern
RR.
.
,~t
$3
__
6-18
Co;
4.20%
11-30
12-21
$1.05
7r
77-
6-12
6-12
2
Wood Steel,
5%
'
6%
Alco
preferred (quar.)_^
Products, Inc._/_
6-18
7-
6-18
10c
-7-
Aldens,
Inc.,
4Vi %
Ludlum
Allegheny
Power
Allegheny
&
Allen
Allied
System
Western
(Leon
50c
'6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
7-
1
6-15
6-21
5-31
Co.
(quar.)
45c
$3
(s-a)
of
$1.19
75c
(quar.)
7-20
6- 8
Class
Atlas
6%
6-21
6-
6
1
Avalon
7-16
'
7%
6%
6-15
Stock
preferred
Bank
Note
Bosch
B
Chemical
Rubber,
A
preferred
American
Cast
Iron
American
Cement
Pipe,
class
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_
prior
A
6%
pfd.
preferred
Electric
&
conv.
Efird
American
7-1
6-
6
7-16
6-30
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-2
6-15
American Fire &
6-12
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
2
l_;
Axe
-»
Science
&
from
(quar.)
(quar.)__ '
(quar.) ____________2
Ltd.,
*
security
Wilcox
Corp.
Quarterly
Class
B
Stock
7quar.)__
6-14
6-14
7-14
6-30
10-15'
10-
1-15-63
15c
•
;
Extra
7-
profits
Co.
.
2
Burrus
1
:
1
Burroughs Corp.
6-30
•6-30
6-
6-
1
6-
1
-$311/40
6-30
'
3c
7" 1
,
6-
6-29
.
6-22
*
6-
8-1
'-'62Vic
'7-2
8
5%
$28%c
6-29
6-15
25c
7-
6-15
.6-25
r)
T
6-20
6-
7-13
7-15
6-
$25c
7-
Ltd.—
6-11
4%
12-17
11-30
.$$1.50
7-
1
7-
1
95c-
6-
1
6-15
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.
6-30
6-15
Bangor Hydro-Electric,
7-
2
6-15
7%
7-
2
6-15
'
■'
2
6-
7-
2
6-15
Barber-Ellis
25c
9-10
8-31
Barber
25c
12-10
11-30
:.
(quar.)_,
(quar.)_____
,
Canada—
(s-a)
Corp.
6-30
7-15
6-11
6-11
....
6-15
10c
:__
A
&
7-
2
6-
8
IOC
.
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
10c
class B
7-2
3%
'
class
7-
2
6-
8
10c
6-30
6-27
6-
75 c
6-20
6-
a
50c
.
7-16
15c
6-20
6-
8
6
Detective
(quar.),____u,_—
Co.,
'*
common.
$26.25
^
28c
Power,
.
6-27
8
32Vic
$4.75
10c
•f
&
(quar.)
Trust,
Stock
8
Campbell
Campbell Red
$2.50 pfd.
6-15
-
9-
1
8-15
1
11-15
7-
1
2
1
.,6-15
5%
20c
7-13
' 7-13
6-22
Canada
Foils
7-13
6-22
Canada
$1.06
7-13
6-22
4% %
-
preferred
4
7-
1
75c
!
7-
1
7-
1
.
6-15
6-15
-
6-15
6-22
6-
8-15
7-20
10c
6-30
6-
8
$1.18%
(quar.)
5c
6-30
6-
8
7-
6-
8
8
•
4—_
:
35c
(quar.)___:
1.47%
2
7
(quar.)
6-29
6-
12 %c
7-31
7-13
$10c
fs-a)
7-27
6-27
25c
7-
2
6-19
$10c
,
7-
3
6-15
162 %c
$32%c
7-
3
7-
7-
•
Ltd
4
J5c
1
7-
$$1.06 V4
5-18
6rl5
,
1
8-15
$25c
Foundries, common
preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-20
25c
$1.06'A
(quar.)l
Co.
*
18 %c
Iron
$4.25
6-22
4
6-
3
3
62c
Lake
preference B
$1.75
4
6-
7J7-
■
.w
Canada Cement Co., $1.30 preference (quar.)
Canada
Dry Corp., common
(quar.)_
___;
8
6-18
6-
Co.—
common
J.)
7-16
7-' 3
$$1.12%
V
$$l.
Mines, Ltd.—
Campbell Taggart Bakeries (quar.)
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., common (annual)—,
6-15
7-
(N.
6-11
$15c
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
Co.
Machine
$1.00
~
6-30
$$1.25
dividend
6-15
6-
7-1
261/4 c
—
j_c._
Power,
Inc.,
preferred
■Camden
6-15
6-29
fi-15
6-15
,
12-
37 %c
"
(quar.)
Hecla
2
7-
..
2
2
7-31
31 V4C
1
,
9-23
12-31
6-
7-
7-
37y2C
quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
7-2
$1
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., com., (increase
Calumet
7-
$1.12%
.6-18
31V4C
6-29
;
6-22
6-18
6-30
$$3.50
(quar.)____
6-11
10-15
6-15
.
6-30
28y8c,
5.25% conv. preferred (quar.)
California Liquid Gas Corp. (quar.)
-California Packing
(increased-quar.)
1-15-63
6-15
6-15
„
^
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-30
7-20
60c
•
(quar.)
6-
$1.50
.
25c
preferred (quar.)
California Interstate Telephone
6-15
6-22
$1.50
6-29
6-30
$1.12 Vi
6-22
2
10c
25c
(quar.)
7-13
$1.50
2
6-15
,
.'7-31
6-
8
7-16
6-15
$50c
7-
3
6-15
$$1.10
7-
1
6-
i
to
6-
1
'
Canada
.
$$1.75
dividend)—___________
(quar.)___
6-15
'6-18
1
$26c
6-15
6-15
.
6-3U
common
California Electric
.
preferred ' (quar.
4'/i%
preferred, (quar.)
fstock
7-
20c
I
6-30
25c
"
.
.
4%
7-
6-30
7(
•-5c
(quar.)
common
•
"
___
Q
6-15
(7-.1;
62 Vic
6%
$1
.
6-30
6-
1
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.
Corp., common
preferred
(quar,
4Va%
8-31
10c
1
6-30
'
3
7-
Financial
9-17
6%
(quar.)
!:?
)
*•1
$55c
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.. (Del.)7—,
1
%-
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
7-2
"""""""
6-15
Barry-Wright
I
5%
40c
•"
(quar.)
Baltimore Brick,'. 5%
1st- pfd.
(accum. )_•__!
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)_
4V2% preferred B (quar.);
C
2
15c
933/4c
1
Shoe
Calgary
:
40c
-r
-
Baltimore Paint Chemical
Corp.
61/2%
1st preferred
(quar.)
6-15,
1
7-10
%
'
15c
Co.',
8
:
—
the
8,
6-
r
6-29
(auar.1)-
T_
6-
6-30
!
Co.
It
6- 5
,
33c
v.O
Note
Y.)
Inc.,
preferred
• •r 4QC
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical,
Oil
6-20
6-30
,$25c
(quar.)__
International
preferred,
4%%
•
•'"*
quar.),,,,^,___u'___
Quarterly
of
6-20
"
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a
Buzzards Bay Gas, 6% prior pfd. (quar.)__if
Byllesby (H. M.), 5% preferred (quar.)_.
^
M2c ' /
Mfg.
Butler's
6-15
'
preferred
9-17 ;
42c
!
-
V
6-15
10c
common_,____^
preferred
Ltd.
on
preferred;
4!/2%
*•.
■
6.1c
__1
Mills,
4»/2%
Butler
1
6-30
,
•
6-
'
■
:
preferred
7-29
$$1.50
(quar.)_
4
6-
.,<■■■
/
,
(quar.)
(N.
5-25
.*5c
*
Inc.
Agency,
6-15
6-
50c
(quar.)
Bagley Building. Corp
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
fquar;) _I
pref.
6-
___—
■
>
(William)
6-22
.
Bacharach Industrial Instruments Coi-:—
7%
2
____________
ltd.,
Distillers
6-30
$343/8c.
6-
(Orlando, Fla.)
6-15,
7-
:
Burns
12-31
l!
1
______
1
PTtfo',
1
,
2%
Telephone
dividend
!
77-
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
6-18 ^
7Vic
.
Canada, 4.16%
40c
$37Vac
6-29
$1.50
■
,
'
preferred
8%%
4%
preferred
(quar.)..*;
Browning-Ferris Machinery Co. (quar.)
Bulova Wat^h Co.
(quar.)
Burlington Bank & Trust (N. J.) (s-a)
5
7-10
$43%o
6-29
8
,
9-14
"
(initial,
Piano
7- 1
n<»n«-
(quar.)
flOc
$1.12%
30c
'
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)_:
6-15
7-10
1
8
ie;
"
preferred
6-15
Bond
10-1
"•
8-
1.6-
8-15
A
30c
Brockway Glass, common
i
5% preferred (quar.)
A
"2%
4
6-
5-31
...
(quar.)
Power—
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.,
Class
7-
0
6-20
i
r
$$1.12 %
t
8-1
6-
6-20
$$1.43%
6-14
'2%
1
r' 30c
-
of America
Alarm
Bacardi
4%
...
preferred... (quar.)
7-16
30c
(B. T.), Inc., common
(quar.)
Baldwin
15c
fffpe.t
V
preferred
'7-16
>3oc
Electronics Corp.—- ' '
investment
income
plus
net
&
preferred
Brooke
f
5
6rl5
6-29"
■
4!/2%
Brown-Forman
933/4c
8
6-
7-2
(quarjL_L_„___!_"
3%%
(quar.)
6-15
-
6.
.
.
(quar!)
Co.,
Bank
Columbia
6-29
15c
6-25
6-18
•
split_____
(quar.)
American
1
•"
6-15.
i
:»i 7-; 2
.
Corn.
8-
)
preferred A
Babcock
i
Co.,
6-29
;
6%
7-16
6%
C
5%
,
.
(initial)
(quar.)
25c
34c
2
87 Vic
...
;
(quar.)__^
&
Brass
6-12
25c
: (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Babbitt
/
Mfg.
2
t
preferred
from
(quar.),
7-31.
.
7-23
$683/jC;
Light <Sc
Co.
preferred
7-
'
(quar.)
Products, 4% pfd. (guar.)
Houghton Stock Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from "investment income)
•
7-
/
,30c
..
•
2-for-l
a
preferred
& Sons (quar.)
&
25c
r '
....
Axe
*
.
8-21.
11-19;
■
20c 41. ■,i 6-22
..
Fire
8-15
47-101
30c
G.)
Common
r
^6-29
Ry.—
1
5c
common
;_
:—
Fe
7-17
65c
—
15c
Casualty
Quarterly
4
5c
.6-16.
9-1
5% %
pfd. B
20c
com
(quar.)
6%
6-
(initial)
5c
Co.
"6-20
6-15
6-30
$68%C
British-American Oil.
Split--w_r' T '___j
6-15
6-30
,
preferred
Bristol
9
.
6-15
6-15;
7r. 2
-
10c
*
(quar.)
British
"6-
.•
6-15.
:■
6-29
-
.
(quar.
6-11
7-10
6%
2
6-29
-
6-15:
,
7-15
.
'7-2
3VAc
;
(quar.)
Ensjxol-Myers
4
;$9c
7-10
7-
6-18
fc
"7-15
.
.11-30
$1.37 Vi
.
preferred
.
.
Traction
(C..)
British
6-15
7-26
.6-
3 V2 %
Publications
(T.
Brillo
6-15
6-29
8
6-
C
V
9
6-29
30c
6-15
7-2"
25c
5%
a
6-
7-10
37%
6-
(quar.)V
,,,
preference
Bright
5
6-
50c
-
;
6-
'
'i 7-10
preferred
5f/o
(E.
5.28%
6-15
■
6-20
15 c
;
!
i
Stock dividend,
Bridgeport Gas, common
-
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred^ (quar.)_,
5
2
U5c
,-<■
40c
(s-a)
Mills,
Co.,
6-20
7-
6-15,
6-29
35c
»
$30c
v..
pref,
Breskin
6-15
7-2
*.
12 %c
.
25c
.
Corp.,
7-. 2
$1.56 %
(quar.)
'(quar.)_____
Securities
Express
Felt
Quarterly
6
10c
J quar.)
Co.
preferred
American
.
6-
Brazilian
5.
6-15
6-20 '
.
35c )
.
Avon
'
8
1
3iy4c
(quar.)
Distilling
partic. pref.
Participating
4%
6-
7-
$3
(s-a),
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred D
American
6-22
-
43 %c
433/4C
(quar.)
30c
.
6-15
10c
(quar.),
American Cyanamid Co., com.
,
1
$1.25
(quar.)
American Consumer Industries (quar.)
American Crystal Sugar, common
(quar.),,
American
7-
17 Vic
Special
3 V2 %
6-18
6y4c
Corp.,
preferred
American
9
$1.25
com.
class
Arma,
7%.
4Vi%
7-
75c
Can,
$6.25
1%
,
2-for-l
a
Lodges
—;
Co. (Del.)—
(initial)-
new
(quar.)
$1.25
6-18
25c
Co.,
preferred
American
6-15
9
$1.25
(quar.)
American Blltrite
Class
6-15
2
7-
6-
.7-
'•
,
12 %c
^
approve
preferred
5.9c
(quar.)
preferred
American
2
7-
$1.37
..
(quar.)
6-1
1
25c
.
VJ
Mersey Paper Co.—
J.)
2
"
75c.
Paper Corp., Ltd.—
.--••
Final payment less British income tax
Brach
7-2
6.
2
Bowater
7-20
7-
,
6-
7-
-.
40c
(quar.)_—
Co.,
-
8
7-
$1.06 V4.
(quar.)
of North America—
Bowl-Mor
2
8
6-
.7-2
...
$1.50
4
r
Inc.
Coip.
7-20
7-
8
6-
>
6-30
•
Telephone Co.,
5Va%
Corp.—
Agricultural
Quarterly
American
7-
20c
t
Aggregates
Amercan
6%
$3.75
(quar.)
dividend
American
5%
L_
(accum.)
10c
Co.
(quar.)
7- 3
1
9.
6-
6-30
25c
approve
preferred
5y2%
6-20
:■
$1.08
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.) (quar.)_
Automatic
6-
1
preferred
Sugar
5%
Brewer
$1,.18
Ltd.—
Fund—
5-30
9-
6-
6-30
.<
split was approved
Massachusetts
Department
of
9-1
:
6-30
<
;
-
(quar.)
6% preference
Utilities
Stockholders
.
•»
: ■
;
Automatic Canteen Co.
6-27
America
convertible
Amerace Corp.
-r
Food
Quarterly
Quarterly
v
Amalgamated
B
Life
7-31
1
Boston
;
.
Co.—r
6-20
$5C;
Credit
6-30
7-
1
{
1*
& Electric—
Club
Stores
the
Public
•
W—
(quar.)
Refining, 3.75%
Corp., com.
Atlas
19C
933/4C
"
.,
Atlantic
15c
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather—
iby
6-15:
'
6-15
2Vi-for-cne
Proposed
;r .7 -16
.....
Motor
'
>
/
Food
Bourjois,
(quar.)
Atlantic
25c
Co., common
(initial),
V
preferred ;r(s-a)
Products Corp.
(quar.),.
Atlantic City Electric
(quar.),_
Atlantic Co.^ (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Chemicals
Aluminum
6-
6-
4-15
*6-6
.
40c
—
Corp.,
Edison
6%
f5%
'
Fund—
B.i
Allied Supermarkets
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
&
6-30
.
4
6-15
'6-15
7-2
$1.16%
Athey
8
(quar.)
Ry.
Stores, common
Allpys
6-
$35c
(quar
Steel Corp.
Allegheny
77*
Boston
Bowaters
(quar.),,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
8
$1.12 %
(quar.)_
Steel.
Ltd.
>-
20c
common
preferred
Algoma
V
-
8
Bowater
Stores,
Inc.
(quar.)
Associates Investment (quar.)_
"
■
Borman
6-15
$$0,011
(quar.)
Stockholders
6-18
7-
$1.25
,
6-
6-29
.
fquar.)
Associated
6-13
7-
$1.50
pfd,. (quar.,
Albemarle Paper Mfg.; class A
7-'
12»/2C
12 Vic
Alan
*
B
Borg-Warner
6-22
(quar.)__,_^._-_L__,*,
Corp.
6-29
$7 ViC
r
Cascade
6-15
6-
2%
12Vic
7-16
6-29
7-
6^ 8
1
7-27
7-
6
•
10-16
rr.1-15-'
7-16
$25c
:
^
Book-of-the-Month
1
9
8
*■7-16
:-,6-27
3%
(quar.)
6-29
25c
Co.,
8
6-14
6-27
7-31
4-30-63
-
$10c
(quar.)
Inc.
5-25
7-
8-10
2-
41Q-31'
$1.75
(quar.)
Tobacco.
6-20
*
6-12
'
1^31-63
.25c
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Bond Stores Inc. (quar.)
Bonneville, Ltd.
Associated .Dry Goods Co.—_
6-12
$1.23
<quar.)___■_
Class
t
Boise
6-27
(Initial)
Corp.
6-
Bohack
8
6-15
.
Class A .(quar.)
5-28
$1.15
pfd.
Corp.
2
6-27
••i
$2.25
Inc. (quar.)
(H. C.) Co.,:51/2% prior p^d.
6-15.
(quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
Ashdown- Hardware
5-28
11-30
.
preferred ; (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
6-18
12-21
Constable
Industries;
Arwood Corp.
.6-18
$2
$3
Power
4.60%
Arnold
10-23
2
$2
V
preferred
Alabama
7-
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)_
Ordinary
Ordinary
6%
preferred—-6%
11-1
—*—
Corp., $5.50 preferred
Great
Alabama
•:
•
A
Extra
.
6-15
6r
6-12
-
3-1-63
60c
■
.
(quar,)____,i__r
Brooks,
6-30
f
$1
"
7-
Bobbie
7-10
t
V.11-
$1.25
Gas
Laughlin
Bros.
"7-25
(auar;)
preferred
7-: 1
<
Valley
Bell, Inc.
Quarterly .1
8
6-.1
,
6-30 :
.•
3
25c
preferred
&
f50c
*
(guar.)
Light—
4.25%
Bliss
-t25c
-
*
Power .Co.
;
1
15c
-
;
12-
.J
$55c
(s-a)
preferred
Blue
6-
,
6-22
2OV2C
Ltd,~u_,
'•
25c
(quar.)
i__
(s-a)
Decker-Mfg.
5.60%
.
$1;
)
■
3
(s->.«
Hats, Ltd.; common
A
(quar.)__
&
:
6-11
2
35c
•
2
(quar.)
Blackstoue
6-11
25c
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)!
5.48% .preferred (quar.
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
Armstrong Rubber ; (quar.)
7-23
1
4.72%
.
'
8-
$1
Bank
4.65%
preferred
Arkansas Power &
6-11
]50c
(guar.)
2
9-
V
•
—-20c
Corp..
9
7-
15c
class
$1
6-15
2
2
4
5-25
7-
-
;
of Canada
preferred
Mfg.
Bloch
7-
8-
-15c""
Gypsum Co. (stock dividend
•
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%. preferred (quar.)/
6-
7-
'
'
6-11
7-
;.V
,
preferred
7-2
10c
.
(initial
preferred
2
6-
6-15-
$25c
20c
Corp.
(quar.).:
Beneficial Finance, common
7- 2
,
v t20c
,j
•
*
Arkgnsas-Missouri
6-15
-
(quar.)
Products
held)
C
Arizona
8
7-15
-
(guar.)—
(guar.)
common
Class
'
6-
;
;
Corp.
Electric; Corp. (guar.),_,„_^_x.^_^_
share
B
Class
f
(guar.)
Electronics
2
7-
40c
(stock div.)
./'• •?
'rr
(Four shares of Class C preferred for each
.
6-13
2
Post
7-
6-11
V
2
$10c
15c
Bendlx
$4.50
6-15
6-20
14%
;
preferred
Black
I2//2C
.
Argus Corp. >Ltd.
6-12
.
,7- 2
40c
(quar.)
7
6-
7-.10
22c
—
Inc.
7
6-
*
6-28
22 Vac
—
-6-
6-20
*16-20.,
2 c.;
8
6-1^
6-29
3c
q?c
(quar.),___;_
—________
(guar.)
;,_r
Intercontinental
5%
>
Ltd.—
Telephone Co.
%
7-
45c '
-
4%
Biltmore
'
'
20c
6-15,
6-29;
$1.50
30c
,
.
(s-a)
I.)
Angelica Uniform (guar.)
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills
Anglo Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
,i_i
Anthes-Imperlal, Ltd. new (initial)^
64.8
.
Electric
Year-end
(ouar.)___
(R.
•
6-15
6-25
20c-'
6-22)
7Vic.
(guar.)_
preferred
6-
$20c
preferred
Insurance
Group,
(quar.),,,,
2
7-3
•
50c
;
1
(s-aJt2Vicy
(guar.)
(quar.)
J
7- 2/;
90c
Company (guar,),_i__^___,____r_'
Hocking Glass Corp., com. (guar.)_,
Anchor
1.
;$30c
$1.20
Acme
Inc;
Metal
6-
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
6%
pfd.
RR.
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
5c
(Miami)
■16-11
$25c
(quar.).
i
50c
Anaconda
8
6-13
'
I)
,
40c
433/4C
(guar;)
3
7-
7 ViC
preferred
Bibb
15c
^
Telegraph
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
5-21
1
(quar.),
com.
Universal
Amphenol-Borg
!—
Ltd.,
Tobacco,
American
Ampco
45c
Y.)
(N.
American
Holders
6-20
_____—
(quar.)
Surety
7-
(-quar.)^__;.____-_i_,^_
Bestwall
$1.50
/
6-11
preferred
7-16
25c *
-
v
c t
American Thread Co., 5%
American Title Insurance
a
(s-a)——;
Paper,
preferred
of
guar.)
'
Stores Co.
(guar.__
Sugar Refining Co., com. (guar.)
preferred (guar.)
'
American Telephone &
common
——
(quar.)
■
Fitch
&
of
Power
held)—
share
(initial
(guar.)
Stamping Co.
3
common
4%
6T22
..,
,
7-
Ltd.,
4%
8-20
,4c
r.
$40c
Co.
(quar.),
6-29
/
$1.2$
(guar.)_
6-15'
€-15
A
L
31c
.
2
2
,
7-16,
6-15 '
2
Creek
,
$1.25
*
Co.—;
common
American
Payable of Rec.
.
dividend
Gatineau
of
each
for
(stock
Fund
Abacus
Share
,
"
.
.
,-
6-15
7-
preferred
Bell
..
......
6-30
"^6-30
.
.
,
American
.
8-20
67/8c
7-
i.4%
1
American
6-15
6-29
.
6-
...6-25
8
7-
•_!
Bell
;
6-
$1.50
-1
v
31c"
(guar.)
.(guar.)___„_;_—,
preferred
7$>
preceding table,
preferred
preferred
American
give
we
3rd
Snuff
6-18.
2
the dividends announced in -previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
from
.8c
Security Investment
New
.6-15
■
,
20c
on
undistributed
2
40c
C Common
6-15
gain
net
_r--___^__l—
and
4th
6%
(quar.),
Ltd.
and
American
—
...
7-
84 %c
Common
f
Seal-Kap—
2nd
5%
,
Development
realized
American
—---
——
&
,
8-23
(Mass.)
Bank
National
County
,.
Research
fromn accum,
American
•"
8:
.
7-16
35c
6-
$1.25 + ;-6-20 ,;,6-ii:
(quar.)__L—...... $1.25 r 9-20... 9-10.
12-10
(guar.)
—$1.25'.; 12-20
1
(23c
11-30
Lines—
3
7-16
9-10
12-15
8 ;
i.quar.)__
v
9
(guar.V(
7-
15c
6-
6-18
6-
1—______
common
American deposit receipts
(final
Belgium Stores, Ltd.; common (extra)_iC___"
5% preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common_,_„,
.
6-29
•
2
2
$1.12%
Beecham
9-28
-
77-
70
Beech-Nut Life Savers
..6-20:
25c
,7i, 2
5j0c,,.
7- 2,
8y3C.
..
.
Inc.,
^Distilling
preferred (quar.)
^
,Diskinson & Co. (N. J.)'. (quar.) ___j
Beech
5c
5c
........
(guar.;,v-^
10-
35c
$1.40
5-22
5c
,
(quar.)
Class
Becton
1
'
-
30c
$1
i-.
B.)
Lumber
6-15
j,'..
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
r
Common (guar^)- -
6-20".
2'.
Beaver
6-20
.
6-11
Foods Co., common (quar.)
conv.. pfd.. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)..—
4Vi%
6-11
.
30c.7-16 ■;
(Gaxvesconi—
(quar.)_
President
; 5%
6-28
7-16"
$1.25'
.
(quar.
(quar.)___
Co.
preferred
'
Fund,
6-20
v
:
—<.4—____________________
5%
6-20
2
90c
-
Foods
6-29
6-30
20c
\
..
Photocopy Equipment Co?„(guar.),
American
*
20c
(quar.),.
American
6-15-:
20c
.
u-
—
Whitehall
5c
(James
..,3% %
6-15
,
6-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar,).
preferred
Beatrice
6-29"
:: 6-15
6-29
6-18
2
7- 1
$1.12 %
(quar.)—*
Laboratories
6%
•
:
News
(quar.)
6-18
6-30
7-
■zbc
_-__z.
*
6-29
7-14
Works
4%, preferred,
6-15
.
7-14
25c
1;
1
Quarterly
1
.
■
lQuarterly
.
6-20:
7-2
; f,;• w
wi) :i-<- 20c,,
(quar,)—„
Wetterau
Woolworth
D. C,)..
,
Insurance
6-
6-29
„
$1.75
...
—
American Optical Co.
(quar,),,—
com.
Co.
Telegraph
Corp,
f
6-20
1
7-1
3iy«c,
(quar.),—_—
(quar.),
Stamping
&
6-20
1
Co.—
(quar.)...
Electric
Western
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.).,—l_i..
Management,
Wellington
7-
Iron
Beam
50c
(Wash.,
'
.7-1..
$1.25 '
WIV2C
..
common
■
5%
(E-vansvon,' 111.)
5c
preferred
Baxter
$1.31 y* :
V!
.
—
American, National
Mfg., 4Vi%
,
,
.
Quarterly.
1;
*
5c
preferred <(quar.)—u———-a—
Washington National Insurance
>
v
'
(quar.)——,—
Telephone Co.,
Showcase
Weber
'
Shoe,
B.)
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Walker
Illinois—
of
Co.
preferred
(quar. )„_,_,—
& Foundry—„
American National Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)',
6-14
Bates
6-26
Mefal'Products (guar.),——
American Motors .Corp.
(quar.")__i_^,_^_ii_
2
8-15"
20c
u—
6-11
6-14
6-30
62yac
:
tquar.»__^
-
10c
Corp
American
,e-2o:
,
(quar.),
Co.
Bausch & Lomb, Inc.,. common
Mercury Insurance
American
7-16
pref.
conv.
Bastian-Blessing
Bath
tiemi-annual
„
7- 2.
5%
8
6-14
Machine
preferred
6-15
6-30
1,
...
Inc. (annual)
Vernors Ginger Ale_
Distributors
7%
6-30
15c
—
12c
."
6-
Payable of Rec.
25c
6-4
3.90%
'
6-21
6-29
Holders
When
Share
2
preferred (quar.;)—,—,,—,
preferred
(quar.)
(5%-.
Vangas,
Volume
Investment
prior
5V4%
1
35c„
Company
common -fquar.)
6-20
American Maize-Products Co.,
dividend)—
)stock
common
8-15
oorp.
uiScxiouvn.g
oi
6-25
(Del.)
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
S.
7-14
17 %C
U.
International
6-25
v
87Vic
r—--y
7-
* $1.50
—-
Inc.,
(quar.J—/6.V4C
American Hospital Supply
Mining—
&
payment omitted)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)———
7-
6-25
(Common
1%
■
preferred
$6
6-22
50c
.
iquar,)
Refining
Smelting,
6-25
Basic,
American Hardware Corp. (quar.)
American Home Products Corp,
(monthly)—
capital gains and 15c
ordinary
income)
i
U. S. Plywood Corp., common
(quar.)
3%
7-10
(25c from
from net
Per
Name of
& Felt Co.—■
Hair
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
American
6-25
37 Vic
—.<
7-10
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
62»/2C
(quar.)
com.
Holders
When
Share
of Company
Shoe
.
.
Permanent
Canada
Safeway,
Canada
•
5|%
Mortgage
4.40%
(quar.)—
preferred
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
preference ,(quar.)_
-
(quar.)
,
*
_______________
$3iy4c
'-JI
«
Volume
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6169
1
of Company
Canadian Breweries,
'
$2.20
Ltd.,
pref.
Canners
Celanese,
preferred
$1.75
Co.
Pood
A
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd.
7-
1
5-31
Colonial
Finance
Co.
$37%c
8-
1
7-10
Colonial
Sand
Stone
8-
1
7-10
Color
7-
3
6-
$$1.25
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
Ice
Oil,
Ltd.,
6%
class
Machine,
Bank
5-25
7-
6-20
Colorado
7-
1
7-
3
6-12
$75c
$20c
7-
2
6-15
7-
3
6-15
(quar.)
5%%
$25c
$75c
common
Commercial
6-29
6-15.,
Commercial
5%
preferred
*$1.25
7-
2
6-
1
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$$l
7-
2
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian
Westinghouse
$$2
7-
2
6-
1
$15c
7-
2
6-15
Carnation
(G.
S.),
class
A
4%%
Gas
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.75%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.96%
Central Illinois
Electric
6-29
Connecticut
6-29
preferred
preferred
B
6-30
6-15
Connohio,
6-25
6-
8
40c
7-
1
6-
8
40c
7-
1
6-
8
Consolidated
6-20
6-
8
Consolidated
4.75%
:
C (quar.)___
preferred D (quar.)
4%%
preferred
4.64%
preferred
4.92%
Indiana
Central
Jersey
Consolidated
7-
1
6-15
Consolidated
6-15
Consolidated
Natural
Central
Consolidated
Paper
1
Consolidated
Rock
7-' 2
6-
8
7-
6-
8
Penn-National
&
preferred
J.)
30c
7-
2
6-15
$4.50
40c
6-30
6-
8
$4.52
7-
2
6-
8
$4.16
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
(s-a)
(quar.)
Bank
87y2c
of
55c
South
__i_<.
Standard
Corp.
Securities
Central
(quar.)-___^__
__.
Life
$1
i-,* $1.05
27c
(quar.)
West
Central
5%%
'.
8-
1
7-14
8rl
8-31
7-31
Co.
6-22
Power
Telephone Co., common
$2.50 preferred A (quar.)
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
preferred
5y2%
5-22
33%c
6-30
5-22
$1.25
6-30
5-22
$1.37%
(quar.)
6-30
5-22
preferred
(quar.)
34c
6-30
5-22
preferred
5.48%
Central
(quar.)
34V4c
6-30
5-22
Vermont
4.15%
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.65%
4.75%
5% %
Service—
$1.04
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)
$1.17
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)
$1.19
7-
2
6-15
$1.34%
7-
2
6-15
7-16
6-29
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Century Shares Trust (from investment inc.)
5.44%
Cerro
6-30
6-30
;
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
22c
62 %c
(quar.)
r.
2nd
Corp.
68c
6-15
6-22
6-
1
6-
4
7-20
7-
5
4c
6-29
Chateau-Gai
Chemical
Bank
Trust
$50c
7-13
6-
70c
7-1
6-15
7-16
7-
10-15
10-
1
10c
6-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Chemway Corp. (resumed)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4y2%
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3y2%
preferred
(quar.)
'
$1.12%
7-15
6-30
$1
87y2c
6-20
6-1
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
A
Sc.
iraul
t-acinc
&
Full.O'Nuts
Christiana
Corp.
Securities,
Stero
Enquirer
Gas
&
(incr.-quar.)
Electric
preferred
6-28
6-1 J.
6-15
9-
4
6-26
6-
4
6-30
6-15
-
7-
2
& Suburban
Casualty
B
Aviation
_
1-:31-63
1-10
Utilities
Bell Telephone
class
$1.18%
dividend)
City Investing Co., 5%%
8-15
11-15
7-
2
6-11
7-15
7-
5
7-15
7-
6c
pfd.
$1.37%
(quar.)
32%c
7c
(s-a)
$1.50
35c
Clifton
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
(Va.)
(quar.)
Co.,
new
com.
8
6-25
6-
7-
5
6-13
7-
1
6-15
6-29
6-12
8
6-29
6-15
7-
6-15
1
1-1-63
Coca-Cola
Co.
Coca-Cola
International
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(initial)
i
1
12-14
6-28
6-
(s-a)
6-18
(s-a)
6-15
?i7-
2
6-13
7-
s
2
6-13
6-30
6-
8-
7-
6-29
6-29
7-
6-21
Corp.
17y2c
7-
1
6-20
25c
10-
1
6-29
6-
6-20
7-
2
2
(San
Sugar
9-29
9-10
6-29
6-15
6-19
6-
1
Class
A
7-
2
A
2
6-20
6-30
6-30
6-15
7-15
D.
W.
(quar.)
common
8-
G.
Cigar
Mills,
Co.
7-
class A
Co.
Darling
David
6-12
7-
6-11
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
7-20
7-
8-
7-17
1
5
7-
2
7-
2
6-18
9-28
9-17
6-18
/
6-20
6-
8
6-20
6-
8
40c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
-
(L. A.)
Co. (quar.)
Frere, Ltd., class
&
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
A
6-20
6-
5
7-, 5
6-
5
6-
5
9-
5
12-
3
25c
50c
50c
50c
20c
20c
7c
20c
25c
93%c
10c
12%c
$75c
Malleable
Iron
,
7-
10-
5
„
5
*
12-28
,
7-12
6-30
6-20
6-
5
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
Class
B
.
Quarterly
7-16
7-
5
6-30
6-15
6-29
6-20
6-30
6-15
7-
6-15
&
1
$1.25
$1
7-
1
5-31
7-
3
6-15
l%c
7-
9
1 x/4c
I
10-
8
7-
10-
5
i
&
Securities, Canada—
5% preference (s-a)
1—
Decca Records Inc.
(quar.)
Deere
Company
4.28%
preferred
3.70%
$$2.50
30c
50c
7-
2
6-15
6-29
6-18
7-
2
6-
1
6-28
6-
8
$1.25
$1.14
$1.07
$1.05
$1
92 y2Q
6-30
6-
8
25c
6-29
6-14
Deltown
$7c
6-21
5-31
Denault
Foods
I
1
7-
1
6-4
7-
1
6-4
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-4
7-
1
6-4
7-
1
52 %c
7-
1
(s-a)
—
"
6-4
6-
8
6-29
50c
6-30
J
4
6-
8
6-15
7-17
of N.
7-
1
6-15
$30c
(quar.)
6-30
15c
Loan
&
7-
2
6-20
40c
(quar.)
$1.12 x/2
6-28
6-
7-
1
6-
8
8
7-
9
6-
1
Y.—
7%c
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
2%
dividend)
7-
25c
(quar.)
common
(stock
Inc.
7-31
6-28
$1.75
8-
1
7-
6
$1.50
8-
1
7-
6
(quar.)
50c
7-
2
6-
Co.,
1
:—__—
90c
7-
2
6-
1
6-22
CO
CO
6-22
6-
common
(quar.)
Fund-Trust
Balanced
;
9c
1
7c
8
3
6-12
$37%c
6-30
6-16
15c
6-29
6-15
10c
7-13
6-29
10c
7-13
6-29
7%c
of New England,
7-
Inc.—
Stores
7-
1
Sault
Electric
6-15
7-16
7-
$1.03
7-
5-25
22 % c
(quar.)
2
Electric Co.
1
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
5-25
$4.72
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
7-
1
5-25
$5.36
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.34
7-
1
5-25
(quar.)
$1.35
7-
1
5-25
6-30
5-15
$5.40
El
Paso
Natural
Gas
Co.—
32 Vac
Common
(quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
Electric
Bond
Electro
America
of
25c
(quar.)
7-16
7-
2
60c
(quar.)
&
Share
Refractories
Co.
(quar.)
Abrasives
&
6-
7
6-25
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
25c
6-29
6-15
Corp.—
Quarterly
Water
6-21
30c
15c
Autolite
Electric
(quar.)_
—
Elliot-Automatidh,
Ltd.—
deposit receipts
American
Elmira
& Williamsport
RR.
9%
(final)
Co.—
$1.62
7%
preferred (s-a):
Emco, Ltd. (quar.) _:
Electric
Emerson
Mfg.
Corp.
Excelsior
Life
6%
Corp.,
Y.)
(N.
Insurance
Fairmont
5%
&
Co.,
Whitney,
Foods,
Family
Class
A
Family
Fanny
6-20
$50c
2
3
8
7- 2
6-
8
6-30
6-
1
6-30
6-15
6-16
Corp.
2
7-
2
32 Vac
7-13
6-22
7-
1
6-15
22 %c
(N.
6-30
7-
8c
Inc.
40c
62 %c
7-
2
6-12
6-
1
6-
1
J.)—
(quar.)
2
2%
7-
30c
(stock dividend)
7-16
6-30
6-15
Candy Shops—
quarterly
10c
Metallurgical
Traders
&
Corp.
Life
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
20c
Extra
Farmers
6-
7-
25c
(quar.)
common
Increased
6-11
6-19
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Artists Schools
Farmer
7-
35c
(quar.)
Associate,
Finance
6-15
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
common
Brewing
Circle
—
6-15
6-29
(Canada), Ltd.—
$1.60 conv.
junior preferred
Falstaff
(s-a)
(Toronto)
6-15
6-30
10c
(quar.)___
6-29
7-20
$30c
40c
(increased)
common
(Max)
6-15
20c
class A—_
1st conv. preference series A
Factor
6-15
45c
(quar.)
Products,
Exquisite Form Brassiere
FMC
6-20
6-22
6-30
IOC
Flooring & Wood
Eurofund,
Inc.
Insurance
2
7-20
15c
(quar.)_.
Emery Air Freight Corp.
(quar.)
Excelsior
7-
$12%c
Emhart Mfg. Co.
Ex-Cell-O
7-11
6-19
6-
1
Insurance—
$7.50
'Syracuse)
7-
1
6-15
class
A
6-30
6-
8
Federal
Insurance
25c
9-
1
8-21
6-30
6-
8
Federal
National
27C
7-16
6-30
6-30
6-
8
Federated
6-30
6-
8
30c
7-31
7-11
7-
6-15
Federation
Bank
2
6-11
6-20
6-
Fibreboard
Paper Products
7-
2
6-11
$15c
7-
2
6-15
$1
(quar.)
common
'.
(quar.)—
I
1
I
1
1
I
1
1
I
4
15c
::
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
Limitee,
6-
I
7-10
9
$1.12%
Edison
Fansteel
6-30
8
7-10
7-25
10c
Railroad
Eelctric
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)-.(quar.)__—
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
Delta
Co., 5%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Delaware
6-
7-25
$1.06 y4
Famous
30c
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light
preferred
5-25
6-22
7-
52 %c
(quar.)
Bros.
6-15
.
preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)—
DeMun Estate Corp. (quar.)
Debenture
2
6-29
517/bC
(quar.)
Fairbanks
$1.50
(quar.)
5%
*
6-18
2
Steel
Elizabethtown
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
6%
5-25
51 %c
(quar.)
A
Edison
6-20
7-
17 %c
4%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc. (111.)
6-11
2
'
7-10
10c
.
5%
4.20%
7-
Shares
7-14
8-
$1.75
$1.75
,
;
Corp.
6-28
50c
(quar.)
7-14
8-
20c
$1.31%
t5c
$$1.62%
(
Airmotive
River
8
6-15
467/aC
:
Co.
Erie
Dan
6-
2
31c
"(quar.).
(accum.)
Howard
6-25
45c
(quar.)
,
System,
2
7-
one-
6-15
25c
$30c
$25c
(quar.)
Transit
8
7-
Pont
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Edgcomb Steel Co. (quar.)
6-20
7-
35c
(quar.)
Class
6-15
6-21
6-
Corp.
(accum.)
preferred
Edgcomb
15c
(quar.)
C.
of
Du
Associates, com.
(quar.)—
Steel
B
Kodak
&
El Paso
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)_,.___
A
3
2
2
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund-Trust
8
Fran.)—
(quar.)
Class
7-
77-
Corp.—
Shares
6-15
6-
25c
(quar.)
4%
7-
$3.60
Class
(quar.)
Inc. common
(quar.)
6-15
5%
A
preferred
Eaton
6-15
6-29
6-30
15c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-18
$1.75
$6
6-15
7-
3c
(quar.)
States
Eastman
6-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
D.
of
dividend
$7 preferred
5-31
6-29
Savings
Stainless
(Del.)—
Ltd.,
preferred
B
7-14
5c
Motors
share
common
Fuel
Eastern
8
6c
&
Eastern
9-21
25c
(quar.)
America, com.
(quar.)
7%
Class
10-12
$1.75
General
each
Racing Assn. Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)__
$1
5-22
15c
7%
Culligan,
its
for
Eastern
6-18
8c
preferred
Cuban-American
2
10-31
7-
of
preferred
Stock
6-14
31V4c
(quar.)
(Canada)
pref. A
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
i
Eastern Life Insurance
6-18
2
6-29
12y2c
Co.
6%%
6-
1
12 %c
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
Canada
4V2%
6-15
25c
(quar.)
of
2
2
held
Eastern Gas
6
12 %c
Trust
Co.
7-
78-
50c
East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)_Tennessee Natural Gas_—
6
$2.50
com.
Zellerbach
Steel
7-11
35c
East
7-26
1
7-31
37V2c
(s-a)
common
Inc.
Crown
conv.
1
25c
(quar.)
stock
Eastern
87%c
;
International,
1
8-
$37 %c
:
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pref.
tlOc
Crown
5%%
8-
35c
_
Crush
6-26
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.10
12%c
(quar.)
Crucible
8
6-26
7-13
3%
preferred
5
10c
(Boston)
Co.
6-15
$13.25
(quar.)
6-
1
$$1.30
B
6-29
6-25
4.15%
4.20%
15c
Crouse-Hinds
6-30
35c
6
...
(quar.)__
Corp.,
(quar.)
Zellerbach
7-13
25c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
12%c
A
Quarterly
5c
__
7-
6-20
1%%
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Crown
7-16
6-
$25c
4%
6
60c
;
Cochenour Willians Gold Mines, Ltd.
class
(quar.)_
Petroleum
Co., class A
(quar.)
1
3
.
$20c
3.75%
6-15
(quar.)___
40c
Corp
(N. Y.)
7-
$1
-—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
B
Dayton
6-
8
tlOc
Service,
(quar.)
Class
8
1
(quar.)
Finance
Crossett
66-
7-31
25c
Industries—
Crampton Mfg. Co., 6% conv. pfd.
Company, com. (quar.)
pfd.
2
7-
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Insurance
A
6-30
$10c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)__
Duquesne Light Co.,
6-15
(quar.):
Class
6-29
6-15
7-14
$1.12%
2
1
,
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
share
common
8
7-
93%c
Steel
Class
>
2
8-
$17 %c
4%
preferred
half
6-
55c
1%
Ltd.
L.),
2
$1.37%
Insurance
Life
(R.
6-29
7-16
7-
7-
$15c
Associates (quar.)
deNemours
Company authorized distribution
Corp.—
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
&
6-21
$55c
common
6-15
:
Chemical
4.56%
1
preferred
3
10c
Connector
Quarterly
Co.
-
(quar.)
Engineering
Delaware & Hudson Co
$1.12%
.-
(quar.)
&
6-29
Illuminating Co.—
(quar.)
7-
7-30
6-15
6-21
1
Ltd.—
&
6-15
(quar.)__
Copper
dividend
Craftsman
5
$1.50
Electric
preferred
Peabody
6-15
8-31
7%c
Semi-annual
2nd
2
11-30
1.8%
Products
Corp.
iauar.)
Clark Cable Corp. (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co.
preferred
7-
10c
City
7%
6-15
2
$1.25
$1.13
A
City Finance (initial)
City Gas of Florida (quar.)
4%
6-
7-
Co.—
(stock
Corp.
8
6-27
$1.25
Y.),
&
dividend
Dallas
j
(N.
3
6-30
(E. I.)
6-15
7-
t$1.37%
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp.,
5%
preferred (s-a)
7-10
lc
Co.
1
$l2c
(Cleveland)
Co.'? i
preferred
Crescent
7%
6-15
1
Ltd.,
Steel
&
(quar.)_
Dunlap
7-
pfd
non-cum.
6-30
$25c
$44c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Co.,
Power
1
$40c
Co.,
Co.
Co.,
Corp.
duPont
7-
5%
7-16
$42y2c
Insurance
(quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co. Inc.
8
9c
.__
Baking Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Credit
Brewery,
Duffy-Mott,
7%c
(quar.)_
7-
Can
Ltd.,
Industries
Drackett
6-18
5-28
6-25
$17y2c
■
Ltd.
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.
Dow
Draper
7-16
6-
3
7-
10-10
$1
;
Corp.
7-31
10-31
8-15
7-13
6-18
3c
&
Chemical
Duke
6-30
6-22
&
Dow
2
7-
$1.04
Cowles
6-
20c
$40c
Glass Works; common
(quar.)
3 y2 %
pfd. (1945 & 1947 series) (quar.)__
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
Corporate Investors, class A
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., com. (quar.)
$1 preferred A (quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
Cott Bottling Co. of New England
6-20
25c
6-30
57%c
(quar.)
Corning
2
6-30
6-15
6-
87 %C
Corp.
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
8-31
11-
9-18
30c
(quar.)
Clevite
9-20
11-21
1
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
$1.25
6-
25c
,___
(quar.)
5%
Cleveland
6-21
$2.50
(quar.)
5%
A
6-15
1
6-22
6-20
5-25
■
'
--
Motors
6-15
6-29
40c
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Class
6-30
25c
preferred
Citizens
6
30c
(quar.)
1
Cincinnati
Class
6-15
(quar.)_
1
"
10c
pfd. (quar.$1.75
7%
Corp.
Cincinnati
Citizens
7-
,20c
RR.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Cincinnati
6-
6-13
$1.25
(increased)
Co.
1
6-22
6-27
7-
$1.13
Continental
5%
6-15
(quar.)
Life
RR.
,
Rock Island & Pacific
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
6
25c
(quar.)
Chicago,
7-
$2
$1.25
A
1
62 %c
preferred
A <miar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Churchill
>
25c
5%
Copper
8-
25c
«
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
6
(quar.)
Stock
8
6
7-
preferred
preferred
Stock
2
5c
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Crane
.
York
New
Chemical Enterprises
6
7-
7-
Continental
Crain
7-
1
$1.12%
$3.75
6-15
5c
(quar.)
Wines
!
7-
27%c
1
6-29
7V2c
preference
Doughboy
6
6-22
16-29
27y2c
Coal Ltd.
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Donnacona
7-
(quar.)
Continental
7
6%c
$1.12%
Chart-Pak, Inc.
4%
4
6-29
15c
(quar.)
Initial
Chock
6-
27V2c
Products
Champion Papers, 4y2% preferred (quar.)__
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.—
Class
6-23
4c
(quar.)
Certain-teed
8-
8-
$1
5-31
5-25
1
15c
Co.—
Continental
5-22
1
preferred
$5.50
6-15
8-
Ltd.—
Continental
5c
7-10
6-12
,6-22
2%
Co., Ltd., common
Steel
Tar
Common
1
$1.08
Glass
Dominion
2
5-31
7-16
12y2c
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
$1.2017
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
6-21
6-20
Dominion
7%
5-15
6-20
Fund—
General
Co.
Fabrics
com.
Continental
7-14
6-29
\
1
8-
(increased
Consumers
6-15
(Chicago)
(s-a)
Clopay
6-29
T5c,
__
Insurance
Central
Cluett
Gas
Continental Bank
(quar.)^
Gas
Corp.,
Products
Continental
Philadelphia
Light—
preferred
Central
6-20
:
Central Power
4.20%
6-18
5
$1.50
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)___
4.60% ' preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-18
7-
$1.15
Maine
6-30
8
6-
$1.31 %
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class A
(quar.)
Common
6-30
6-
1
7-
preferred
$1
20c
2
7-
6-20
12V2C
(interim)—1_,
(quar.)
Canada
Foundries
Common
25c
(quar.)
(South Africa)
Gold Fields
6-
3.50%
Central
Corp.
6-15
$1.23
(quar.)
Trust (N.
&
Foods
6-22
30c
7-
Ltd.
of
Dominion
(N. Y.)
B
Mines,
Dominion
$25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
__.
Consumers
1
1
7-13
$1.25
(Canada)
preferred series
Consumer
9-
12-
7-31
10c
4.12% convertible pfd. series A (initial)__
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
Quarterly
9-15
30c
preferred (quar.)
6-15
2
Dairies.
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
$1.16
Dominion
12-15
6- 1
$5c
A
Stock
Corset
8
6-
8
6-15
1
7-
$1.50
2%c
Dominion
$50c
(quar.)
Growth
6-20
2
6-
6-29
8c
(s-a)
Group,1 class
5-29
7-
6-25
8
$3c
Dominion
$1.37%
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-29
Dome
6-22
12 '/2c
>
Extra
'
c
7-20
7-16
2%
'7-20
8c
7-30
35c
(s-a)
(from income)
Dinettes. Inc.
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dixon
25c
Cigar
7-
Co.
Bank
Bakeries
6-15
Service—
7
6-20
1
(quar.)
Gas
$1
6-15
6-15
6-
7%c
(quar.)
Semi-annually
Dixie
6-
6-30
9-20
7-
(quar.)___
preferred
Central
6-22
1
6-11
__
1
6-25
2
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Public
8-
k
Co.
$3 pfd.
B
Diversified
2
41c
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
8
7-
6-11
1
6-
7-
6-11
1
2
6-13
6-29
6-29
25c
(quar.)
(interim)
Divco-Wayne Corp. (stock dividend)
Diversey Corp. (quar.)__
;
from
Inc.
Corp.
Extra
6-22
(initial-quar.)
Mfg.
Mines,
7
I5c
dividend
Class
7-
6-20
40c
(initial)
Corp. (reduced-quar.)
Stores
Distributors
10-
2
7-
8
10c
2
7-
1
6-
10c
2
$1.20
6-
6-29
(quar.)
7-
$1.18%
6-30
(quar.)_
7-
(quar.)
Dickenson
1
pfd. (quar.)_^_
Insurance
common
preferred
preferred
7-
.i_J
Central Illinois Light Co., common
Central
Inc.,
Life
22c
$1.02%
(quar.)
4.80%
General
$1.02%
4.10%
:
6-20
$1.31%
(quarterly
Connecticut Light & Power
$1.18%
common
7-16
3c
7-27
5%%
Stock
8-
Quarterly
6-11
Diana
6-25
*
Coniagas Mines
2
Dialight Corp.
7-20
40c
of Puerto Rico,
Consolidated Edison Co.
(quar.)_
Chile
6-15
7-
6-15
20c
,
(Pittsburgh)— ' ~
1
7-10
6-15
6-
55c
(quar.)
&
1
10-
6-29
6-18
55c
Tunnel
& Raynolds Co
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
8-15
$50c
6-18
$5
Di
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Devoe
6-15
55c
Commonwealth Water Co., 5y2% pfd. (quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.
(Toronto)
(quar.)
8-15
25c
6-15
1
7-
$1.33%
27 %c
12'/2
1
$1.75
Gas,
A
Gasket
i
$1.24
preferred
Detroit
6-30
7-
Canada
10-19
25c
(quar.)_
(Augusta, Me.)
Trust
Edison
7c
Commonwealth Theatres
$1.08%
4.10%
Detroit
30c
Investment
6-30
$1.12%
&
8
6-15
35c
30c
;
6-
6-30
Co.—
30c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
income)
6-30
Electric—
&
Detroit
:
7-19
"
8
(incr.)__
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
$10c
(quar.)
6-
31%c
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
&
6-30
Payable of Rec.
12y2c
RR.
Industries
&
10c
$5c
Central Hudson
5%
8
6-
Bank
$50c
(quar.)
Western
Holders
When
Share
common
Trucking
Chemical
2c
Ohio Electric
Edison
30c
Products (quar.)
of America, com.
preferred A (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Central Foundry Co. (quar.)
Detrex
Co.
___;
10c
Steel
Depositors Trust Co.
6-15
(s-a)
Commonwealth Loan Co., 4%
Commonwealth
Realty Trust
6-15
9-
6-15
"
,
Ltd.,
Rio Grande
68%c
(quar.)_
Service
Solvents
investment
7-
2
2
Co.
Commonwealth
1
6-15
1
7-
Common
7-2
.
$1,12%
4%%
$5
7-
7c
Mills
Celanese Corp.
4%
6-
15c
(quar.)
Extra
4%
B
Credit
Quarterly
6-15
6-20
93%c
T__
(quar.)
Asbestos, Ltd.
(quar.)
Cassier
Ceco
6-29
8c
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Carter (J. W.)
Co
Carthage
Drug
Commonwealth
5.25%
15c
1st pfd. (quar.)
Carriers & General Corp. (quar.)
(From net investment income)
Carrington
1
:_
3%%
Co.,
1
(quar.)
.____
Chicago
&
Mines,
62V2c
Commonwealth Bank & Trust
Co., Ltd.
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
Cap & Gown Co., ciass a
Denver
Denver
Denison
Detroit
(quar.)
A
& Southern
Commerce
Oil Cos.,
8%
1
1
5c
Interstate Gas, common
preferred (quar.)__
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Columbia
Gas
System (quar.)
6-29
\
66-
(quar.)
5%
6-15
1,
6-20
6-29
;
6-13
Iron—
Insurance
6-30
8-
$45c
■:
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canadian
&
preferred
Columbus
Commerce—
-
preferred
■
6-20
$5c
(quar.)
of Company.
30c
7%c
__
(quar.)
Colorado
t75c
com
pfd.
A
of
(quar.)
Products
Fuel
preferred
6-30
$37 %c
Canadian International Power,
6%
5%
5-25
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
11
Per
Name
6-30
7- 2
Craft
Colorado
6-30
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
87V2c
(quar.)
1
5-25
t433/4C
pfd.
6%
Electric
Imperial
Quarterly
6-30
$30c
(quar.)
Canadian
'
$18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
When
Share
5-31
$25c
Products,
General
of Company
1
(quar.)_____
preferred
Canadian
class
common
Name
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$9c
$39%c
(initial)
com.
(initial)
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
—
Canadian
3%
new
Bronze
Canadian
$1
Share
preferred
Canadian
5%
When
Per
Name
(2827)
2
8
Co.
(Newark, NJ) (quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly
Department Stores—
(Increased-quar.)
Fidelity
Fund,
current
and
&
Inc.
Trust
'(N. Y.)
—
net
derived
income)
37 %C
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quarterly
accumulated
(quar.)
6-29
6-
9c
6-25
5-31
8
from
%
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2828)
j
When
Per
Uame
of Company
Share
„
Payable of Rec.
General Tire & Rubber Cp.,
12c
6-29
6-15
40c
6-20
6-
45c
6-22
5-22
6-11
(Quarterly from income)
Trust
Filtrol Corp.
Financial
Corp.
Financial
$2.25
(quar.j—i____
12yac
7-
Corp., common (quar.)_i.
1 Vac
8-1
from
Investment
Small
Connecticut
First
Co.'
Inc.—
•
First
National
Bank
River,
(Toms
National' City
First
National
N.
7-
First
National
First
First
Trenton
Fischer & Porter Co.,
Fisher Foods,
Fishman
<N.
5% pfd.
J.i
•
Fund—
investment
(From
Florida
Power
-
$4.20
Food
•
Giant
4%
.-.
com.
Class
B
4 % %
Forest Laboratories.
Fort
Worth
•«
5%%
of
7-1--
-
9-
5
'7-1
6-18
,
-
•.
'
7
6-
••
1
7-
_Gera
'8-13
•
3c
6-20
6-20
;
B-l
'*
<
)
35c
Franklin
1
7-13
5%
/___
6-30
'
7-
l
(Stock
'Glickman
.
U2»/2c
7-20
7-
1
Fruehauf
Trailer
Fundamental
Co.
A.)
6-29
Garfinckel
Garlock,
2
5-31
6-25
6-
&
Co.
(quar,)____,_____
American
25C
General
\
A%
General
Coil
General
.7-1
f$1.25
6%
,7-
t25c
Crude
General
Oil
Industries
General
Investors
...
,
$3.75
preferred
$4.75
(quar.)
(Boston)—
$1.60
preferred
(From
*
Shale
General
Telephone
$1.25
preferred
$1.32
si
preferred
preferred
General
22
;
$2.50
preferred
General
General
$2.40
General
$1.40
t
$1.25
General
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone
5.60%
5»/2%
510%
$2,20
General
$4.50
General
of
preferred
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
of
of
4.75%
4.25%
5.28%
4.36%
8;
-
l._
v
6-30
7- 2
i
6-15.
r*
The
6-12
6-26
2 "
6%
;
F.)
:•
22_
5
7-
2
6-
8
6-24
•6-
vv
>
6-
&
r
8
'5-31
7-16
10-25
"10-15
5-31
6-25
"7-10
6-15
/
•
Ltd.—
115c
6-29
,;,J 0q
". 6-29
6-15
..40c
6-30
6-15
mm
.
:
class A
4%%
(quar.)
35c
6-
1
(stock dividend)
Corp.
6,29
>
.6-22
.
112%c
$1.12%
frtuar.)__
6-29
1
luc
—
preferred
8-
8-15
.
(s-a)
V. 8-.1
37Vsic
:,10c
——
.7-
8-4
6-12
1
e-
*6-29
t
;
8
6-20
7-31
7-
6
10%
v 2-28-63
2-
4
$1.37%
7-2
6-15
7-
6-
5%
—
dividend
Hardart
.412 %c
Industries,
.
3
6-30
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
conv.
.
13 %c
1
6-15
7-
2
56J/4C
7-
2
6-15
32 %C
7-15
6-29
93 %c
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
(quar.).
(quar.)
l:..
O
:• 12-10
6-15
9-28
1
,
,
66-
8
',
7--1 :
6-
-"'7-
7-
6-15
7-
j
7-
r
6-
5c
■
6-18
.
7-16
5-31
-
8-
/
6-
1
.
,r
_
..
12-10
$1.16
7-1
common
-
.7-
tl5c
35c
8"
•
'
$1.06 A'-
Shoe
'
6
6-
5-23
6-
8
6-
8
2
62Vic
.
WinkleiMunnlng.
-
preference
Harrington
.
common
(quar.)_
8-15
7-25
"
7.-, 1
7
7-,l
6-12
7-
6-15
1
;
Hartford
common
(quar.)
(E.' F.)
,7-;
4Vt %
6-15
1
5%
'
preferred
'5%%•
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Electric
-ICC,
50c
.-
5%%
preferred
Haydock
6-15
Heinz
:•
25c
6-29
30c
'
.
(quar.)
_
7-1
6-15
7-1
27yac
Helena Rubinstein,
7-
1
8-
1
Heli-Coil
6-9
7-1
8-
1
7-
2
25c "
1
5 /•
7-2-
6-1*
6-30
6-18'"
7-31
7-1
7-1,
6-
32
%c
7-2
6-19
30c
6-25*
6-18 V
•-
Electronics,—
-
19c
55c
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
53yac
6-30
5-22
7-
1
5-22
"7"! ,1
5-22
7-
1
66c
7-
1
54 %c
7-
1
preferred
5.%.%
5-22
5-22
5-22
Heime
7%
_____
(George
preferred
quar.-v.-
(quar.)___;___
8
Co.,
15c
.
1
6-
4
6-
4
2
7-14
7-
7-
1
6-18
$1.05
7-
1
6-18
<
.
7-4"
7-
20c
-
6-11
1
6-11
41-30
'
7-
",440c
-
-
41-18
5
6-15
6-30
1
6-
7-
3'-
6-15
7-
112%c
t$l
-
-
3
6-15
7-30
50c
v-
6-20
8c
(quar.)_^
8
? 7--2
7-16
6-
4
6-
1"
i
income)-—.
semi-annually
_'
.
.
>
'. .1
90c-
7-20
7*-
9
7-20
7-
9
50c
•
__
7-
2
8-20
,
Building
(Chicago)—
——iL—_
Securities
(quar.)*
".
———.1
30c
7-
2
6-15
:«/45c
7-
2
6-15
40C
7-
2 •;
6-20
20c
7-
1
-
.
,
■
.-.
Certificates,
Inc.
}■
•
;
-
(quar.)—
;•
preferred A (guar.)—t—
Quarterly
Packers,
Paper Corp.,
(quar) _:
preferred
Inter-national
Power
International
"
10c
Salt
Ltd.
Co.,
7-
9
6-22
60c
7-16
6-15
--40c
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
t40c
6-20
5-22
25c
6-29
6-15
26 V4C
Corp.^/
—■
•;"
—
-
.•_-_
$1.
Ltd.—
;
International
9
645
-
(Canada)
-
9
6-
6-29
Inc;____-
(quar.)
preferred
(qiiar,)__.
Nickel-Co.
-
(quar.)
Chemical
&
6-
7-.1-
40c
31 %C
.
-
-
Harvester,, common
: $4
;
.
International
■.6-20
—
(quar.)
6-18
5-21
$1
6-18
5-21
J $3
common
6-28
'
:
-
—
Ltd.
t$2
6-20
6-15
'
'
7-2/
$1.03
t20c
Minerals
4%
.
6-30... .,6-20
6-30
7-
*
Copper
(New,: York)-.'(quar.)____
,
6-29
2
6-
Ltd.—
International
-
_•
;
S.A.—
International
6-18 *
6-30
$1.37Vi-" •;
__l_—
•
Co.
(quar.)_,
$1
6-15
6-28
6-15
6-29
6-14
30c
7-
5
6-15
43 %C
7-
1
'
W.)
Co.,
'
common
40C
(quar.)__
(quar;)/
A
(quar.)
.
;
(quar.)!____•«»J..•
^
/
56y4C
.
.
B
7-
43%c
Products, 7%_ pfd. A (quar.).
preferred
'
10c
$1
Hercules Galiorr
preferred
6-25"
-
4%%- preferred.(quar,)____
7%
~
Canada,^ Ltd.
International
.-v--
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Common
-10c
.
-■•••'
Heppenstall ;Co,j
--
•r'■*:
___/
■
•"
541
1
$1
Interlake Iron Corp. (quar.)_——
International * Flavors
&
Fragrances,
-
& Qo.—
(initial
preferred
Express
.°3
6-20
7-
26C
Fund—
investment
Common
5%
9iy4c
(quar.)______
:
7-'.5
7-
25%
x.
common
6-15
Helm's
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Walter E.)
New
pfd.
Inc. Aquar.)
Extra
Heller
6-9
7-10
;
7-
Corp.
.
7-15-■
20c
3.65%
6-15
5'
$i
3c
'
*
'
:
6c
-
.
Extra
7-
dividend)-""".
-t
;•.//;
;
Income
Insuranshares
7-5
'
-
4
•<
-
(quaf.)
Insurance
v
7-15'
28%c
(quar.)
5-31
3%
Exchange
Quarterly
7-15
"
6-
6-29
15c
-
6-15
1;
-
Inter-County Telephpne & Telegraph—
27 %c
(stock
/
6-29,
.-
-__i
Tool
Insurance
•
7-16
,7*15/
5-31
7-
130c
10c
"v
2IV4C
'
6-28
7
175c
$1.03 7s
Mexico
Minerals1 of
Increased
,
(quar.)
6-9
•
4%
$1.12%
Co.,
.6-30 "
■
»' 62%c
__;
6-1
■
7"
——_'
•Insurance Co. -Of the State of Pennsylvania
6-15
6-12"
10c
pfd.
2
10c
^
:/.
Machine, &
(From
-v'
6-19
(quar.)
7-
;■■?}.
6-19
\
6-8
*
;;..6- 4
6-29.
Corp.
(H. J.)
7-13
De
shares
•
Institutional
8-15
2
7-2
6-
6,-29
50c
—__
Electric—
4%" preferred (quar.)
Ingram^
Bell, Ltd.
Inspiration Consolidated
.
fioc
(quar.)
Heinicke Instruments
..
2
7-14""
6-25
8c from
(Canada)
a
V-20
48C
"v
'
2
6-29
-
6-15
6-15
Electronic Hardware Corp. fN, Y.)
Class' A
3
T'r
Fuha,? Inc.
Hein-Werner
6-30
7-
65 c
CO
.
7-
I/ I
35c
27Vac
'
53c
V7-
6-15-
2 /,
20c
dividend
Ingersoll
6-15
"
•
(quar.)_"___
preferred
7-
American
Stock
6-15
,7rl6-:
/.
6-15
7-30
5772c
(quar.)—
(
(quar.)
Electrica
Industrial
6-20'.
6-29
v
25d
;
(quar.)
preferred
Industrial
6-15
7-15
30c
9-13
12-13
6-30
prefefred
(quar;)__/__^a.ai1«i./-— x/J/
$1.25
4147a preferred
tquar.)
$1.0674
7- 6
6-20
2?C
•
6-30-
.7-
'5%
6-15;
,7A'iJ
$1.50
i.w.
Co,— ;
preferred
•'
6-14
6-30
-■25c
Fund, Ine. (ouar.)_-—i.
class A
(monthly)__
Michigan
Indianapolis Water—«
.
,
6-15
-7-1
V-25C
-•
(quar.):
Harvey Aluminum, class A
Hat Corp. of America/5%
Hauserman
'
7.-1;
—___t$0.3593¥4£
^
(qUar.)
Richardson, Inc
Times
>
;7* 1
tsc-
Hartford Gas, common
(quar.)
8%
preferred (quar!)
7-25
4.20%
6-14
7-20
■
f$1.63
7-25
-•
'
.
preferred
&
6-29
4 $1.50V
-
-i.
(quar.)
Corp./
2
pfd.
<quar.)
preferred
Industria
(quar.)
Ltd.v
V
1
(quari
6-15
..
9-28
683/4c
-
■
plus
gains^)__„
Assurance
Ltd.
Properties,
■f
International—
Harnischfeger
'
Refractories—
A
6-15
10c
/^ 6-15
12-28
12c
$1.12 7a
(quar.)—
Foundation
'
5-23
!
7-
6-15
6-29
$1.25
4.127c
preferred '(quar.)__Indianapolis'Power & Light—
New
common
(initial)
4% -preferred
(quar.)__^
;
j
'
7
.6-18.•
1
,f
■
capital
Life
4% %
6-15 J
30c
7-
6-15
■
,
!
*
.
Cement. Co.
Indiana &
«
8-
21c
3
7-16
$1.25
u
(quar.)
Income
8
8-15
i:*-
7-
$1.6272
(quar.)__
i
Products-(quar.)^
'
3
7-2
_
7-16
130C
$1.25
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—■' "■
(Interim)/——_
/__!}
«.
lii—
7
15c
(ouat.')'jj.__
120c
M'f5c
(quar.)^___
common
Food
Imperial
<
&
6-
-
1$1.25
Harris-Intertype Corp. (guar.)
Harris-Tetter Super Marker, xouar.
Harris Trust & Savings; Bank
-(quar,)
Harsco Corp.
,(quar.)__'_ll
Hartford Firei Insurance
"lquar.j____
;7-25
8-15
.,
Ihc.
rjaffi
(quar.)
Income
6-
7-'
..
6-11
'
-
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred* (quar.)_!___
Imperial, Oil,
j
-
6-
.
1
7~- 2
_
6-U
Poor,
preferred
'long-term
6-15
1
6-18.
30c
&
Imperial Capital Fund—
(2c from investment income
6-15
6-25
$1.12%
.
9
(
Illinois Bell Telephone (quar.)__^_______
/ Illinois Central RR. (quar.)*
:
11-23/
6-20
■
,60c
x~-
6-
(quar.i———
57c
Ideal
,
8-24
.
7-, 1
7-
122 y2c
(quar.)__
1
6-25
v
,
I-T-iJ Circuit Breaker, 4.60%
i
>
(quar.)
9
7-
20c'
t>
-
....
6-
75c
:
"
Mortgage
Hysfer Company
,
,
"'-7-13
V 9-10
$1.29
Erie
Hygrade
6-21
6-20
$1.25
.
8-15
1
;
-
8-1
r-
37'/2c-
<quar.)__-
6-15
1
(quar.)
$2.75 preferred
'
1'
■
A
Ltd.-tA.••
Co.,
4%%; preferred
.
■j
1
1
7^5-4
-
1
6-
2
'6-20
$1
&
57c
Fla.).
.
e-30
9-
:
Huyck Corp.,
;
1
6-
2-
!-7--'2';,
.
6-15
'
■
7-, 2
-
•"
6-30
>'.' 7-
T___
class
57c
-
6-15
6-
6-15
"
/
2
6-15
6-30
.
75c
(quar.)__/:
Huttig Sash
•
8
3 ;
6-15
6-30
$1.411/4
Husky Oil Co., 6%7c:ist pfd. (quar.)___,___
X
8
2
'
12V2c
-V
A
Huron
9-14"'i
2 •)
6-30
.6-30
$1.0674
(quar.)_
Class B
; '
6-15
7-
..
'
-
7'
,
37l/2c
•
*
$1.10
"
20c
t
$1
—
Fell, commdn___
Class' A < s-a V_
Hubbell, (Harvey), Inc.;
Class B
(quar.)
Class
57%c
(Jacksonville,
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hugnes-Owens
'•
6-29
J5C
A
—._
Natural Gas, common (quar."
20c
5% preferred ($50 par) (quar.)__
; 62 %c
5% preferred .($25 par) (quar.)_/__
31 %c
r]___
5%% preferred (quar.)—
$1.3174
Hubhart
9-1
12-
:
5.657c preferrri (quar.)_—
Howard Stores Corp.,. 4JA% pfd.
.
6-1
9-10
(quar.)
,
6-15;
i
27'/2c
U ;
■
:
6-20
.
preferred
4.407o,
6-15
7-2
preferred
Houston
4
$1.25
-
4%
■•y
4
6-
6-30
•Vtv.25C
6-
!8rl5
'8-15
.
55c
-_
Ltd.,
Land
Houdaille
4
1
.
7-16 >
••
;
> 20c
i
(quar.)____
RR.
'
Paper,
Carpets,
5 %, %
6-20
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)_____
6-307
7-25
Ltd.—•
Housenold Finance Corp., com.
;
30C
.
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.).
preference
Harding
1
;
25V2c
(quar.)_
t
...J 10c
(quar.)
preferred
6'/2%.
;
^
6-
}45c
—
6-15
7-
f
$1.75
Printing : (quar,)
Hardee 'Farms
6-5
-7-
17c,
28c
,
8
7-
.
$1.6'A:
Co.
6-
r
6-19
."7* I!
45c
4.64%-
preferred
Hanover
6-29
*
•
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(quar.)
6-'7
6-29
25c
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Hotel Corp of America—
/ 5% convertible preferred (quar.)
7-24
6-29
•
■
45c
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Harbison-Walker
•
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5-28
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8-30
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.
6-20
6-29
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9-15
,
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36 %C
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preferred
(quar.)_.
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2;
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(quar.)
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preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-
1
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preferred
preferred
4'/2%-
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5%.
Hall
5-14;
25c
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6-15
2
7-13
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6-30
,
30c
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&
preferred
Hahn
'
7-
59 %c
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6-15
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4.40%
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22
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$2.25
,115c
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6-29
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6-15
4.
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'
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(quar.)
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6%-conv.
(quar.)
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Quarterly
6-15
6-
.
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6-29
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of
preferred
General
$5
5.16%
6-19
33c
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Telephone Co.
-
6-22
10c
common.
'
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6-29
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(quar.)
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6-25
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(quar.)__
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6-15
7c
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6-29
'
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25c
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6-15
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Telephone
preferred
of
A
(quar.)
——I—Xi________
6-15
l-
7- 2
,
'20c
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Aircraft Engineering (quar.)______
Mobile
$5
8-
:
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Life
Gulf
,6-15
30c
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Telephone Co.
2
6-29
$1.183/4
(quar.)_L
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7-
.7-2
.
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$2,375
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6-8
1
2'.
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_
General
6-29
$1.25
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Gulf
.
$1.25
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7-13
7-
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Life
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3
5c
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6-12
7-
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6-
.
(quar.)
.
preferred
Grossett
8
7-
$1.25
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preferred
6-
2
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
Portland
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7-
37%C
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6-20,
30c
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General Motors Corp., common (quar.)
General
-5%
17- 5
,
2
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(quar.)
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Greisedieck Company, common
6" 1
6-30
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$5 preferred
3 ..
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6-25
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/-
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1
8-15
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General
6"
6-30
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;
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Western
$1.80
6-15
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preferred fquar,)___:
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22'/2c
(quar. )____
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Southern' Life. Insurance .(Houston)—
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—
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1st
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,
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1
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Company
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,
5
8-15
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$1.80
6-29
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6-15
6-25
preferred (quar.)
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General American Oil Co. of Texas
(quar,)__v
10c
General American Investors Co., Inc.___!
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5-29
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1
12-31
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150c
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v
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dividend
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(quar.)
5%.
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Gatineau
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6-21
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(quar.)
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7-
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(auar.)_____
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preferred
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-
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-
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1
6-
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class A
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new
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6-15
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,
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(monthly)—.—
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—
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(quar.)
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1
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2
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:
600
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,
(quar.)
Frigikar Corp. (quar.)
:
Fritizi of California Mfg.
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.)
*
(quar.)____
Globe Envelope, class A
1
11-
8-10
11-lt
$.04166
(monthly)__—
12-18
(monthly);
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(monthly)_____!—______r______// $.04166 1-10-63
.(monthly' $.04166 2-11-63
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(monthly)!_____—
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1
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6-29
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5-31
7-16
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6-30'
7-10
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6-29
6-30
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i.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Canada, Ltd.—
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Gordon Jewelry Corp-., class A (quar.)—___
;
6-11
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(quar.)__
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6-15
•
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6-20
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7-1,;
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6-20
7-20
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$1.25
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(quar.)__
8
6-
6-23
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—
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1
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.
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preferred
.(quar.)
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8-24
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9-15
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—______
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$6
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7-10
20c
.
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new
7r16
i
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5-31
5c
—
6-29
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6-221-7
1
7-
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6-15
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7-
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6-15
6-29
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5-25
6-20
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$1.05
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6-19
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6-20
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25c
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6-15
2
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7-
22 Vic-
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7-16
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preferred ,(quar.,)
preferred (quar'.)__—
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5-31
6-20
10c
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$4,60 .preferred
6-20
-
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8-1
$1.25
5-23
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50c
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1
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7-2
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preferred (quar.)
$4,96
$4.92
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Inc.
_
9c
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preferred
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(quar.i—
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.
5-31
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—
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j
7-18
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$2
6-15
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Heritage Industrial Corp.
1
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50c
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Corp.
preferred
7-1
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preferred^-(quar.)—*"•'°
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6-15
-
30c
-
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(quar.)
Florida Power & Light, com. <incr. quar.)^
Flying Tiger Line, 5% pfd. A (s-a)
:
Food Fair Stores Inc., com. (quar.)__—.
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7-2
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(quar.)
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(quar.)—
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,
6-19
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6-19
preferred
(quar:)
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(quar.)
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Florida
6-15
1
6-19
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Co. (stock dividend)—
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6-15
7-
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6-30 *
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5%
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Republic Corp. of America (monthly)__
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2
6-30
35c
Pennsylvania
Stores
-
6-29
7-15
6-?0
6-30
20c
(quar.%___—.
preferred
6%
6-19
$1.37 Va
Name of Company.
Hercules
Holders
When
Per
.
6-19
$1.06%
.
—"
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preferred
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•
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a
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approve-
5-31
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80c
1
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•
6-22
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6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
.General' Waterworks
6-22
6-18
75c
Bank
National
3.75%
5% pfd.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$i:l2Va-
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•
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-
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First National Bank of Oregon (Portland)—
i
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*
First
•
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5.10%
(Boston)-(quar.
Bank- (Chicago)
<quar.),4_u
National
5V2 %
,
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Bank
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income—
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2
8-1
56 %c
(quar. )__a—_______—
Industrial
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:
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preferred A
Quarterly
First
(N.
L___a
General
Financial
*
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(Del.)
When
Share
Name.of Company,
,
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■ %
^
Per
Holders
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.
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2
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6-11
6-11
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10-15
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Shoe
Co:
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.
7-24
,
35c
35c
*
.
,
'
Silver/7%
International
Textbook
Interstate Finance Corp.
Common
(quar.)_
preferted
(quar.)
pfd.
:
(quar.)—
Co.—
6-13
75c
6-
1
6-
8
6->
8
(Indiana)—
(quar.)___'_
.
20c
6-30
$142%
6-30
'<
Volume
195
Number 6169
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
Name
of Company
Interstate Hosts,
preferred
5%
.
Interstate
5V2%
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income)
...from
i'
net
-enc".
of
of
Class
6%.
gains
Funding
7-2
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realized
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investment
Power
3.30%<
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&
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preferred
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7-10
com.' (quar.)
7-10
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60c
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2
7-
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53%c
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6-15
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;
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i
6-29
22c
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:
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r
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6-18
6-11
6-30
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preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).!/—
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Co.
10-
87VaC.
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(quar.)'
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x
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(quar.)_*__^_^
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Kerr-Addison
Kerr
,;6%
.-
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participating
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class
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Co.
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Corp.— -f.A
B
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(monthly)—
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A
8V4C
Labatt
2
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preferred
preferred
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A
2
6-
2
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1
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preferred B
Lacrosse
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(quar.
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(quftl.)/
dividend
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6-15
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1
(quar.)_—_—.—
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Co.
Corp., common (quar.)—
6 % preferred (quar.)^_
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Lamson & Sessions Co.
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'
'
9-14
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preferred A (quar.)_^^
class A__1_J
conv.-.
Company,
6-29
$1.50
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6-18
'
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-
150
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Laurentide
Inc.
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B
preferred
$1.40
&
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&
Freight !
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Fink
Lestoil
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,
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(quar.)—
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class
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8.
8
McDermott
6-30
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8
McDonnell
135c
6-30
6-
8
1
(quar.)^
:
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•
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75c
: 6-20
;
20c
7-
2
.
6-
(quar.)
22 Vac
6-15
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72c
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4
(quar.)
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1
.6-4
1
6-
4
6-29
2
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8
New
common
(initial
New 4%
5%
preferred
preferred
10c
7-20
7-
6
Medusa
25c
6-20
6-
9
Merchants
Portland
Fast
8-15
10-31
10-10
9"
1
&
Co.
1
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7-16
*
6-20
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,
6-20
3 6-
12-20
12-
6-
1
6-
8
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6-15
6-28
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10c
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6-29
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,
2%
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6-27
25c
6-29
6-
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
.
6-12
7
(quar.)__;—10c
_______—__
37Va&
National
(increased-quar.)___x-,xwx
7
(Glen Cove. N.
8
x
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(N.
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(a
Register.
Co.
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2
1
6.
8
6-15
A
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-29
6-15
15c
6-29
6-14
25c
7-
6-14
6-15
1
6-30
6-20
6-29
6-15
7-
6-15
1
Assurance
j,
(quar.)
•
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!—
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17c
7-
2
6-15
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6-15
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,
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8-l6;r
7-13
,
7-14
7-16
6-15
6-15
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v
6-20
7- 2
6-15
6-20
6-
$15c
$37Vac
50c
75c
7-2
6-15
7- 2
6-15
7-1
6-29
8- 1
6-2
6- 8
7-5
8- 1
11- 1
7-25
10-25
$1.50
1
—
20c
—
20c
—
Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
(s-a)
National Linen Service Corp., com.
(quar.)
Common
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
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Industries
;
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(quar.)
___________
50c
7- 2
6-15
25c
$1.25
$1.12Mi
1
15c
7- 5
6-20
7- 5
7-5
6-30
6-20
6-20
6- 8
7- 2
7-,2
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
6-22
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-18
6-14-
National
Propane Corp.—
preferred (quar.)___
—26c
preferred A (quar.)—,—31V4C
5% 2nd preferred B (quar.)—
31(40
National Screw & Mfg.
(qqar.)
62V2c
National Shawmut Bank (Boston)
(quar.)—
65c
National-Standard
Co.
(quar.)
35c
National Union Fire Insurance (quar.)_
55c
Neon Products (Canada)
Ltd.
(increased)--,
,*20c
$1.04
5%
2nd
'
—
Neptune Gold Mining
Nevada Power, 5.40%
Electric
preferred (quar.)_
System (quar.)
(quar.)
New
England
New
--
j
—
(Canada)
x_
8
6-15
National
6-19
7-
Life
7-2
30c
____
Gypsum Co. (quar.)
Lead Co., common
preferred B (quar.)_.
Quarterly
.
35c
40c
—__
National
National
6-
2
"
(Rutherford, New
Co.,-Ltd.,. common
$1.50 prior preference (quar.)
6%
6-29
7-
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(quar.)
Oil
6-15
7-16
(quar..)-_—30c
National Community Bank
&
/
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subject to stock-.
holders approval on July 5)—
—
National Biscuit Co., new common
(initial)
Cash
6-20
6*29
■";."*
25c
—
6-15
7-2
2c
(San Antonio)—
/
National
7-10
-
-
16c
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of
50c
(s-a)x—-
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(quar.)x___—
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Bgnk
,10c
(s-a)93%c
RR.
Decatur
Quarterly
,
8-15
7-
$1.50
England Gas & Electric Assn.
New England
—
__
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance—
'
$1.50
27c
28c
33c
47Vac
6-15
6-
1
7-20
■■
6-29
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
7-15
6-29
6-22
6-12
5-29
6-26
6- 8
.
.
62 VaC
(quar.)
—
7-
1
6-15
25c
Cement
Motor
Fabric
-Nation-Wide Check,
8
$1.12 Va
(s-a)
(quar.)-.,
Lines, Inc.
'•
6
6-
5-30
r.
(quar.
87 V2c
(initial)
fl-20
6-
__.
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preferred (quar.)
8
7-2-
6-20
22V2c
capital
(Hartford)
8-15
10c
6-
7-17
6-20
10c from
Grocers
1
50c
6-29
7-13
7-27.
-
——
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9-
6-29
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National
9-1
62V2C
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5-31
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6-30
-—r—
National Fire Insurance
93 %c
.
6-15
3c
_____
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6-12
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5-31
20c
——_
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6-30
35c
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6-15
'
25c-v
___________
8
*
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6-
6-1
$3.50
■
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(2c from net invest/income plus
capital gains)
6%
>
6c
—___—
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8-15
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6-20
7-2
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6-V*e:""'
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$1.37 Va
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6-
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6-
6-
$1.37 Va
6
7-2
.
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2%
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6-
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6-22
93 %c
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6-15
7-.2
6-15
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5-31
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6-6
7-
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National Bank of Commerce
6-29
t50c
2
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6-25
r
6-
7-
$25c
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6-18
6-26!
85c
7-16
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___
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(initial )_L/__xi____i /
6-20
_____
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6-20
7-3
v
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'.-$5.50
preferred ' (quar.)
McKay Machine Co
$5
Industries
7k, 2
6-30
55c
6-15
$1.50
25c
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7c
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2
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5-31
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1
6-15
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6-15
7-. 2
2 8/lOc
5-31
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7-
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Finance Corp.,
Motor-
Fund,
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(B-.
Mutual
8-27
V-' 31 Vic!
(quar.)____l;
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dividend
Stock
Insurance
1
6
7- 2
$1.12 Va
7-1
$1.17Mr
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6-15
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5-31
$1.75
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6-22
»
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6-11
1
(quar.)—
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7-16
•>
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(quar.
preferred
preferred
Works
7-2
25c
6-
6-25
7-
,
(John) &
Narrow
i
6-21
'
$1.27Va
common
7 -16
;
6-22
35c
Co, .(Amsterdam,
7-3
.
3
6-30
7-13
6-19
1
6-19
7-
6-15
6-15
-
6-19
3
1%
...
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2
6-14
7-
6-
6-
7-
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$$1.25
•
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7-3
7-
7-31
93 %c
(quar.)
$10c
$1.12Vai(
Mueller Brass Co. (quar.)
Murphy Corp. (quar.)___x_Muskegon Piston Ring_x__x
*;
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common
8-15
6-29
x_
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preferred (s-a)
$2.50 pfd. (quar.)—
6-11
1
9-
7-13
6-30
$17V2C
_!
6-29
$55c
8
6-22
*-
1
6-
3
'
25c
common
6-11
6-11
$1
f
(quar.)__
Stock
6-29
6-29
,,
:_____-
Moviplab Film Laboratories—
6-11
6-
6-15
6-15
6-
20c
6-22
,
,
25c
'
6-18
.-
2
15c
*
5-18
W.-'
20c
$1.50
*..v.
2
6
7- 2
v
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(quar.)_,
7-
2
7-
$22%c
$22Vac
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6*
7-
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5-31
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6-25
>
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:
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5-31
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6-15
2
20c
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6-15
7-
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(increased
"
2
6-29-
V/ $22.VaC
preferred
preferred
$6
6-14
7-
6-18
6-29
$1.75
——
5
6-22
••
20
6-15
6-15
7- 2
/
6-29
common...
Mt. Clemens Industries, 6% pfd.
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc., com.
6-18
/
6-11
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4Va%
6-13
6-25
-,-3-Va%
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6- 9
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6-6
6-
fi-
6-29
7-
-
-
6-27
30c
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(E. R.)
•
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7-1
25c
,
common
6-15
$1.18%
(quar.)._.
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(quar.)
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Morreli
■
6-15
6-
25c
McGraw-Hill
,
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6-
1
6-15
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McCrory
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Products,
Levine's
Lewers
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(s-a)
Products
Leonard Refineries
2'
6-
7-
6-30
; 8c
(1947-series)
preferred
6-30
.:6-20
7-20
;6-29
59%C"
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(quar.)J2-_--_,_*L-
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(quaj.)__—
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W.V'Inc; (quar.)x___-__,
6-30
35c
5-22
25c
(qUaf.)__
8
20C
8
,
(quar.)
6-
(Va;) (quar.)
6-
25c
2-—'>
(N.^Y.)
2
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.^
—x—x__xx—•
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.);
6- 6
.,'••
preferred
6-30
(quar.)_
.
•
5-22
$25C
A
Moore
'
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6-22
$2 Vac
Class
Moore
25c
preferred (1945 series)
6-15
.
1
6-22
'
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$3.75
150c
____
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(s-a)__
Moore
7-1
$5c
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Montreal
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->
1
6-
7-2
;*.
15c
(quar.)
•
Department Stores,
6-8
,
Lee
Lehigh Valley
Lehn
Co.
Basket /(Calif,),
preferred ;(quar.)
7-16
(quar.)
55c
'
■
preferred B (quar. )___2__u._____^___
3%%
'
Insurance Corp.
Company
Shares
6-
6-29
;
-
,(quar.)__:—
-
6-15
7-
45c
(quar.)_.
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
•6-29
$6c
'
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(quar.)
6-30
(quar.)
$19c
'
(s-a>
$3.75
6-22 '
2
6-29
(quar.)
Electric
•
U5c
;
(quar.)—
(B.)
Midland
162 VaC
class
(quar.)^
preferred
preferred
Lawyers Title
Lfeath
Ltd.,
Ltd.
Mines,
Corp.;: common (quar,)
preferred (quar.)_L_
5c
(quar.)—
convertible
$2
-7-
6-29
'
(quar.) ^2
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Industries
10c
.:
—_.—___•
Financial,
$2.50
(increased)-.
preferred
fl5c
Co.
$19C
(Quarterly from 'investment income )... /
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!____!
Mattel, Inc." (quar.)
.1
Maxwell,/Ltd., $6 partic. preferred (quar.)"
J
"
15c
Liau
7-
6-15
"
6-18
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.6-18
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common (quar.)s24v--"
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'
i6c
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Lake
6-29
6-30
Mastic
6-15
7- 3
'
Lanvin-Parfums,
class
8-30
2
(s-a)
Montgomery-County,;Trust
7-
i.Vstfc preferred (quUr.)/;L.-.-z2Z——'2-2~Z—,' $1.12 Va'
Masonite-'.Corp." (quar.)-__x_x_/./.—
'
30c
May
12-17
12-31
15C
--
1
6-15
,
Lane
Paper,
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Common (quar.)
'
J38c*
L&mson
U-
6-29
> 9-28
25c
25c
%
——__
&. Investment
'•
25C
(quar.)-—
29-15
11V4C
.
Inc., -new (initial)___^__—__L__I/_____—*
5-22
11-15
2.92%'
Lambert (Alfred); Ihc., class A (in9r-.-^irar.))
Class
&
A
Massachusetts investors Growth
6-15
•
6-30
preferred
45C
6-8
9-11
7-
/
preferred ,.(quar.)
preferred ?,(quar;)
5.10%
655/aC
class
Corp., common (quar.)*___
"'*•■ .4Va'%*-; preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.
6-15
6-30
" 20o
.
.
4.70%
.6-29
Martin-Marietta
-
1
6-18
6-29
J
6-15
7-2
(quar.)
/_____ $$1.12Va
Monarch Life Assurance (Winnipeg)
(8-a)__
$40c
Monarch Tile Mfg.
(quar.)______i_^_______
12Vac
,%50%
(quar.)-iv-—'
6-25
.
2
preference
7-16
.......
1
6:
4 Va %
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30c
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3%.
\ Marquardt Corp. (stock dividend)—__
Marsh ^(M.) & Son
(quar.)_
—I——30c
>
Marsh-.Supermarkets.- Inc.- (quar.)-Ciiikl--- ^ V
10c
Marshall-Wells Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
6-14 ^
7_- j
1
6-1
$1.15
•
,
Auto Equipment
(stock dividend)—
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Marli.n-Rockwell
7-20
6-
Monarch
Publie Service,
6%,
7%
6-29
6-20
6-18
*
6-15
,<
.
7-
25c
-
Monroe
preferred (quar.)x_
2—Maritime*;Telegraph & Telephony, Ltd.—r.'i...
-
8-1
10c
2
$5c
Inc.j, common
7-15
,
(semi-annual)
10c
Trust
7-16
..
7-
Investments, Ltd.
Knitting Co. Ltd.,;
Ltd.
,
(Joseph)* Co;
.-/Common
6-15
8-. I
..
Fine Foods
Corp; (Quar;)__i._i__/:__.____
-
'7- 6
2
5V2%
Monarch
7- 2
6-29
$1.25
—
class
Monarch
7'
:•
Marine
\
i'. •»'.
.12 Vac
133/4C
tquar.)
1
7-
i4c
:
Ltd.,
8-18
37vac
6-29
30c
B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_:
$1.50
5%
e
$1 50
6-15
6-
6-15
75c
(quar.)
6-18
";6-22
6-29
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Brewery,
Class
;
becomes
-—
Maritime
6
14c
preferred
Rubber. Co.
2
5%
6-18
15c
$25c
..
(quar.)
6-30
V
6-18
2
1
4.75%
*
Maremont
6
•7-
7-14
2
(incr.-quar.)__
7-
25c
6-21
7-
7-
$1.10
20c
/.____
Semi-annually
_x_——1—
Ma;)lewood Bank *fe- Trust (N. j.)
"
1
stock
A
Market
7-
14c
(quar.)^-—:—*
common
2
8
14c_
:_j—ii-—
Ltd.
(John)
7-
6-
.
+25c
7-10
2
Mohawk
.
8
(Md.)
Z
Gas
'
6-
56V4C
(quar.)
Fuel
6-25
7-
7-16
•
1,,
'
15c
Pacific
Molson's
f__
Marine Midland
1
6-15.
2
1
8-1
$22 VaC
"
6-15
;
_
•
9-29
7-
6-29
Transport Shares ;(quar.)_^_^_r^—*
Manchester <las Co,—••'. ,*•;>
2
7'%-- preferred Maccumulative)
'
•
i"<
:
Corp.-
co.
7-
'-v' 'I
;
•
Heater
;
,
6-15
6-29
$1-
,u—
r
tquar.)
Electric, 5'/2%
6-29
**
50c
6-
6-30
10-16
.
30c
,6-29
7-16
5
•
v
,
:;
9-1
12-
2
7-16
-
5-28
9-15
68 3/4 c
Class B
(monthly)———.
Z ;
Kroger. Company-1-*- s*..
;
6%/.-1st pfd.
(quar.)_——-—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kysor
8
6-15.'
12-15
62 Vac
(monthly).
Kromex
*6-
1
2'
7.
7-
6- 1
31V4C
6-5
,
6-30
RR.; class A
(quar.)____ "
60c
Mobile Gas Service Corp., common
(quar.)
27%c
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.22 Va
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_.
$l.l2,/a
8
6-
:
2
20'/aC
,
>,
l,
(quar.)i____
Class
Kuhlman
,
•
*7-
$1.75
2_;
,
■r
Y.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
-
7-
25c
6-22
80c
(Fort
(quar.)
Valley
Missouri
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Cq. (quar.)___
2 Manufacturers - Life
Insurance
(Toronto)---
6
6-
Records
Mines,
;/ Manpmvor,. Inc.•>
6-30
.
6-26
12'/2c
8V4C
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Kratter
'/ 45c
_„i_—'
preferred
..
>.
.
l.
Koppers Co., common
-4%
•
6-30
7-15
•6-20
Co.
_•
General
•
.-Quarterly
Koehring Co., 5%
5V2 %
15c15c1
...
Quarterly
.
-7-15
•
400
(quarj_i_
(quar.)
KnicKerbocker
8
Mississippi
6-15
preferred C
(qu&r.jzZ-—~-z----Z:Managed Funds,- Inc.—; 7
• 2 "
"
6
?
i "
(quar.)J
Kdngsport Press
6-
6-
River
6-15
4V4*%.
6-20
7-'2
Mississippi
.6-30
.7-2
12 VaC
Mallinckrodt- Ch'emical Works, class A (quar.)
u-31'
7-Vl
•
'
30c
•".
Keystone Portland-Cement (auar. \lxZJuZ~i.Lj'
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kirsch
;
5-29
6-29
preferred
10c
(quar.)
dividend)
class
(quar.)
Manischewitz
1st preferred
(quar. ii__J__.c_.L_
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar.)__
B
:
20c
,
.
s
•
•
Red
'4.75%'
6-21,
*^
■'4.80%
Class
4Va%-
4.40%
Co.
25c
2;
^;_2^____—
Ltd.—
Magor- Car Corp.2__________
Mailman Corp,, Ltd.— 2
6-15 :'
6-15
2
r.
.
(quar.)
•
B
Conv»
/•
(quar.)..
-
2
1
6-21'
6-11
6-15
7-1
1
•
(quar.)___
(quar.)
■
Aluminum
1
6-
6-15
,
56V4C
-
__!
Mississippi Glass, common,.
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred
2
7-1
(Ohio)
Corp.
Mirro
6-11
25c
x_„-
Minnesota Power & Light—
2
or(inbefore June 18
Power
Extra
Maine
*
7-
t20c
<•
\
•7-
6-22
,
2
6
2Vac
6-11
.
7-
7-
'
IV2C
Philipp
preferred
V
:
.*.'Extra.
•
'7-
$1.25
Mihes, Ltd..' (quar.)
..'---.i.; •'
Manufacturing
.
9-15
1...
,
•■'
6-15
35c
.
6-15
12-15.
$1.12 Va
Refining
.•
7-13
•;-; 40c
._
Company,
Kendall
2
1-2-63
10c
Kendall
.
7-
87Vac.
L^ZzJi
(quar.)—Lx—___x-__
r.
Magnin
87 V2C
f
,3%%
Kelly
,
Madsen
.
.,
_.
7-
(qhar.)____
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
t„Zzzzz-±ZZz
U: Madison Square Garden Corp.—
■:;•••; •- .'•■*-•
60c
convertible preferred
(quar.)__
$6
30c
7-
30c
_____
"*
1
6-
<stock
preferred
Class
.
■;
6-15
2
30c
■
$1.28 Va
Bx.tra..
•
,V
10c
on
Vending
MacLaren
V-
„
r
-
1
2
,
(quar.;
6-11
1
7-
«.T- 1
$1.25
Power
Decca
Trucks,
Macke
6-12-
6-27
J$1 50:
.___
_
convertible
preferred
k
6-7
15c
"
v
—
7-
$1.06 V*
$1,083/4
wz-z*Z,
-
$1,50.conv.-pfd, (initial)
effective only if its exchange
Goltf
Macassa
Mack
6-11.
17.Vac
8
8
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)____
3%
8-
50c
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)_^v__L;___
Electric,-common
MPO Videotronics,
8
2
6-29
-
6-
,
.
7-16
;•
7-2
(quar.U_i____
$.001
8
7-
8c
(quar. )__x—
'
7-
,-7-
$1.25
6-22
new
for
effective'
•/■•
8
;6-
.
offer
•
6-15 ^
.
6-25
6-16
1
8-20
,
7-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Chemicals
B
'
$3.50
17VaC
(quar.)
Insurance-
-
common
Corp.
&
8-
'25c
Neb.>—
"
(quar.)2__
Lawrence
vDlvidend
6-15
7r- 2
.
St,
MCA,,-Inc.,
8
2
7-,2
.
38Vac'
j
(monthly)-—
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp.
6% preferred (accum.)
Kayser-Roth Corp.* (quar
7-
6-30
$1.10
\'
5%
Co.,
conv.
6-30
26Vac
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
'
'
preferred (quar.)—2_i._
.2_^______!
Lowney
(Walter M'.), Ltd.
(quar.)________'
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.__2__
Ludlow Typograph, common.
______2____
$6
preference^
(quar.
•
8
6-
.,7- 2
26c
(quar.)
com.
6-15
10-16
!_____
Class
6-15
6-29
1
'50c
•-
(s-a)__
(Lincoln,
Life
Common
6-11
6-29
4%%
•:
8
.
Gas,
6-30
7-16
11-
20c
United
Factors
4 Va %
6-4
1
$25c
!.
preferred
Insurance
Laboratories,
Minerals
a
2
25c
V
;____
Lynch Corporation
'
'*">
:
&r
Company
:
7-16
$1.12'/a
Natural
Corp.-
-
.
Lignt,™ common -"(quar;
4%%
preferred (quar.)_L_Jl__
5%
preferred - (quar.)-,—;
Kavanau
•
8-14
'8-14
..
(quar.)____
preferred (quar,)
Kansas
8-14
1
9-%
&
"
6-4
7-1
8-
—
Miller-Wohl
.
6-4
6-4
1
$25c
dividend
'
>
v
,
preferred (quar.)
,4.3?% preferred (quar.
Kansas-Nebraska
9-
Lower
8-14*
",8-1'i
9-1
Gas
j j.--5% :-preferred
7-
\ .t85c
(Can.)_
-
Louisville
•
7-16
17 VaC
"
i.'Z-j
8-15
m
(P.) Co., common (quar.)^___
7%. preferred.y (quar,)2_1—
5-31
1
9-
$1,12'/a
4%%
preferred E & F
Longs^ Drug "Stores!
t
,6-15
G-20
9- 1
50c
1
.„,
J
6-15
6-29
>
95c'
(quar.)
preferred
6-29
1
,10c
i
Lorillard
'•.
L_
.
~
-
$1.05
.11.»•
$1.08 3/4'.
—___L_
(Initial)—
common
4.28%
1
9-
25C
5vb%
preferred H
(quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) •
Long Mile Rubber (quar.)
zt
Longhorn -Portland Cement__
>
v •6-8
7-16
(quar.)__:
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
4.35%
6-15
:
-
-1'
1
i——!___
'
-
Electrics—
&
6-29
;7-
60c
(quar.)—"—.;
5%
-
7-18
35 V2C
$1.43%
i'
preferred^ tquar.1).—
preferred
1
$lf
Kansas City Southern Ry.
Kansas
•
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_L:
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
„'4.35%
8-
1
(quar.)_i._
_!!___
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mill
6-13
7-16
8-
(quar;,)
Cement (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co.—
■
7-10
-
7-14
8-1-
Lone Star
f
4%
v
1
t40c
-6V4C
:
z_-
Co.- (quar.)_____
Theatres
;
8
8-
$1.25
—
preferred' (quar.) ——:
3.80%.
Co:
Chain
London Life Insurance Co.
,
i
<
(quar.)'
,Common
6-
•
93 %c
___
;• -; •?
<
$1.46 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
.5.75%
Kansas
v
Steel
Life
Stock
4-27
6V»c
//
.
---r—
pfd.
6-14
7-1
-7-
.,
$1.11 V*
$1
Midwest Rubber
Reclaiming, common
-4Va%
preferred
(quar.
Midwest Securities Investment.
Inc;
■
11V4C
4
Utilities
Quarterly
Midwestern
I
(quar.)_
Loew's, (Marcus)
6-15:'
6-29
$1 ('
30c>
•• -
_
-zz
Power,
2
7-1
97 %c
$1.08%
(quar.),
South
Midwest
depositary
preference B -(quar.)u_/i.__-^_i_
class A
i____
.
Joint/Pipe
Locke
'•«
,'6-15
2
Middle
11-16
3-10-63
&
preferred
Miles
4Vi%
(quar.
Steel. Corp.,
Kaiser
;
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel—.
'•.,/- rpreferred '(quar;)
zz-.Z22izi.-Z
•./•, .<
;
15c
•
preferred
Co.
6-29
7-
__
&
5%
v
$1.25;
$1.75
__
3%%
Co.,
Lock
5-31
1
b
(quar.)
Light
Middlesex Water Co., 7%
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
(final; payment
per
preferred
96V4C
(quar.)___
(quar.>_____
Michigan Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.__^__—__x__-.
8-17
1
split);
preferred
preferred
$1
Ltd.—
Non-callable pfd.._r____^
...
5-31
7-
6-4
> 8-17
9-10.
50C
-i—iZ'
V
preferred. (quar.)__i_;
Jewel
1
7-
Glass
Johnson Service
=
7-1
4.45%
2-15
Finance,
class
Preferred
5-31
7-
(quar.)_____
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)______
Jefferson
Electric
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
.
7-
-
,■
"'•'
•
preferred -.A
Jeannette
3
xiy2%
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_'___j
Supply
Water
7-
5-31;
■xl y4%
E
Jamaica
3
95c
(Del.)
3.90%
11-16
,
0%
.'5%
7-
6-15
8.
50c
deposit receipts
6-29
I'iblaw Cos., Ltd.—
Local
7%
6-
*12-10
—
of approximately.1 $0,076
«- f
V
<
50c
stock
6-15
17%c
7-10
$1.10 3-10-63
-
(2-for-l
7-16
6-14
6-21,
;
Public
Service, Ltd., common.....*:
f20c
preference : (quar. )_x_*__
Zz-Zz
x$l;75
preference B (quar.)
xl 3/4%
'
preference C (quar.)„'______________:' xl'/4%
7%.
2
6-29
$1.10
(initial)
0ilfield8,
American
.7-13
82 V2C
preferred -'(quar.)_
_
4.80%.
preferred' (quar.)___1L_
Irving Trust Co.
(quar.)
Inc„
50c
6-29
8-.1
12 Vac
.
$1.10
(quar.)
Industries
Lobitos
,
4.35%.
Stock
(quar.)__
Metro, Inc.,, 7% preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
pfd.
(quar.}__
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)__.
6-15
7-
-
Jamaica
*6-15
7-
Mexican
(quqr.)
Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)_
.
6-8
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,..Inc.
(Ft. Wayne)
Original
t
5
7-2
50c
4.35%
25c:
LIpe Rollway Corp.,. class A
87Vac
6-15
7-16
$1.75
Insurance
6-8
preferred (quar.)
Machine Co. (reduced)
$3.50
7-, 1
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7-2
2
1
When
Share
40c
Mesta
7-
'
(quar.)
6-15
—
(quar.)
National Life
'
common
7-
17 Vac
zz
-
Company
Merck & Co.,
6-25
Little Miami RR.—
(quar.)__
>.
6-
York—
Light—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
2
7%
&
Common
7-
preferred
13
Per
Name of
6
Lincoln
2c
(quar.)
6-
6-15
>T
income
;
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2
Share
of
When
Share
7-
Liggett
},; 1
B
Electric, Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
preferredv (quar.)-".
%
"
$1.37V2
1
6-15
7-16
5Va%
-*
—
year-
Services, Inc.-?- "
of New
-t,
G-
Water,
w
; *
40c
sale
fiscal
a
»
of
the
on
plus
„
6-12
6-28
"$60c
(quar.)
$75c
-
4.80%.
Iowa
8
in¬
net
distribution
from> net
^preferred
Iowa
,
8-
27 V2 c
(quar.)_
com;
Boston—
year-end
Investors Diversified
Investors
66-*
6C
Ltd.,
securities
9c
1
1
(quar.)__
Trust
portfolio
,.
7-.7-
„
Foundation,
preferred
pfd.
(from
of Company
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.43%
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)__
12V2C
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. C.) (quar.)_.
5c
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)_
30c
53/4%
preference (quar.);
$.359375
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
6-15
54 VaC
Co., 5Va%
of
Special fiscal
6-30
Per
n
Name
Lexington
68 %c
America
Co.
Investment
6-15
$1.25
Investment
6%
6-30
15c
Holders
Lines—
Interstate Securities
vestment
of Rec.
(quar.)
Motor
Investment
Payable
:
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
When
Share
•
„
(2829)
7-
2
6-15
20c
7-25
7-10
New
common
(initial)—
:
32c
Continued
7-2
on
6-8
page
50
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2830)
14
.
.
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Highest
Lowest
21
38
Jun
14
55
7
27% May 16
62
Jun
14
55
Dec
52 % Jan
3
75
Apr
17% Sep
25
Deb
68
22
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
16
Jan
11% May 29
Jan
2
22% May 29
33% Feb
21
17
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
3
43% Apr
Mar 14
109 % Oct
6
29
UVeJuu
21
21
21% May 29
3
19% Nov
22 % Jan
4
36% Apr
8% Sep
28
10% Jan
14% Mar
9
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
12
61% Nov
29
84
18
37/a Nov
24
32% Jan
3
12% Jan
Adams
35% Jan
Aeroquip
14%
12,400
59
59
57
58%
55
571/4
53%
57%
12,700
12%
12%
8,200
24%
25%
12
12%
Air
4% Feb
3 % May 29
7
19
A
25% Jun
91
Jan
39
15
12%
12%
12
12%
12
123/a
26
26%
25%
26
25
26
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12
12%
54%
56%
53%
54%
52%
55'%
13%
13%
123/4
13y8
12%
12%
223/4
22%
12% Mar 20
52 %
33A
3%
33/4
33%
33%
34%
16%
15%
15%
18,200
5
29%
29%
28%
29%
28
28%
26
28
25%
27%
13,600
93%
*90
93%
*90
common
6
23 % Mar
2
Allen Industries
3
4
Allied
27
16% Dec
21
12% Jun
15
17% Feb
15
Allied
Kid
3
52% Apr
13
34% May 29
44% Jan
31
Allied
Mills
10% May 11
6% May 29
9% Feb
5
Allied
Products
66% Feb
6
Allied
Stores
88
Jun
4
16% Feb
2
11
70% Nov
Jan
81
Aug 11
14"% Sep
Oct
25
98
Nov
54
3
25
10% May 29
21% Apr
28
19
15
84% May
3
44
15
29% May 15
110
17
26
35% Feb
25 % Oct
4
36% Sep
3
23
May 29
87% Jun
May 15
26% Oct
May 29
81% May
7
20
May 29
30% Jan
12
11
May 29
49% Mar 20
Alside
28% Jan
81% Mar 30
49 % May 29
20
26
Mar 24
16% May 29
68% Mar 23
20% Feb 19
28
19
37% Oct
18
34
Jun
69% Jan
34
2
19% Oct
23
98% Sep
22
36
ASA*
Jan
15'A Jan
38% Jan
7
87% Jun
15
20% Jun
15
15
27 % May
130
134% Feb
31
May 31
47% Aug 10
91
114
May 31
16
40% Jan
4
May 18
Apr
4
18%
Jan
4
7
5
3
24 % Apr
11
12 % May
4
51% Jun
6
41 % May
29
>.
6 %
;
•
17
24% Jun
Nov
28
38% May 29
47% Feb
19
/
39% Jun
5
38% Jan
^
42"% Jan
53
7
42% May 29
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
70% Jan
97% Mar 28
58
19% Jan
25% May 12
18% Feb
18% May 29
21
May 29
24% Jan 17
34% Feb 13
31 %
51% Jan
5
91% May 25
t
Jan
Jun
Jun
2
15
40
Feb
29% Apr
59% Jun
84
Jan
93
Oct
2
84
Jan
50
Mar 20
36
88
May 29
39% Sep
29
29% Jan
20
21
8
56% Nov
29
57% Jan
3
77% Nov 20
20% Jan
3
47% Dec
31% Oct
23
13% Oct
4
8% Jan
24
Jan
6
37% Mar 13
23% Apr
28
12% Apr
4
18
Dec
29
40
May 29
3
48
32
May 29
53% May 28
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.
:
55% Jan
2
72% Mar 21
58% Apr 24
38
12% May 29
8% Jun 14
20% Mar 5
10% Jan 16
Jan
16
,
'
42% Jan
2
36% Nov
30
63% Apr
20
19
May 28
81 % Oct
13
86"% Feb
27
83
Jan
2
86
24% Jan
3
39% Dec
14
3
20% May 16
26% May 29
13% May 29
40
13% Jan
23
May 29
30 % Apr
Mar 19
American
Mach
18% Jan
25
American
Rad
12% May 29
2
152% May 16
14% May 29
30% Mar 15
50% Mar
26 % May 29
22
Jan
2
May 29
50%
52%
54 3A
53%
50%
*16%
17%
*16%
17
16%
17
*16%
17%
21%
20
211/8
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20
18%
19%
18%
20%
No par
Corp
93%
95%
91%
931/4
88%
90%
87%
89%
87%
90%'
23
23
22
22%
21%
22
20%
21%-'"
20%
21%
175/a
175/8
40% Feb
7
18% Jan
17
"
65
152
May
Apr
30% May
4
24
of
8
3
131%
Nov~22
Jan
3
63
Sep
7
1
27
Apr
5
4
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
25
Sep
18
28% May 23
Seating
Snuff
Amer South
Preferred
21
23% May 29
37% Jan
2
38 % May 29
52% Jan
4
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
25'/a Jun
37
Jan
4
37% Jan
4
33
33% Mar 29
AMP
10
20% Jan
4
15
21,500
19%
19 %
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22%
19 %
102%
23
101% 101%
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15%
6%
Tel
1021/2
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19
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4,200
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62,000
52,100
700
6,000
102%
20
3,600
120,000
41 %
41%
39
39%
38
39%
37%
38%
43,000
31 %
31%
55%
30%
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31
28%
31%
55
54
56
19%
38%
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36%
14%
31%
54
17%
36'%
14%
53%
18%
37%
14%
30%
53 %
16%
36
137/8
30%
54
16%
17%
16%
18%
87,900
31'A
35%
32%
33%
11,600
No par
com—5
*149
23%
151
'
40
*149
17%
17%
17
30%
31%
22
83
29%
14%
41%
31 %
55
18%
37%
14%
151
>
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23
83
29%
151
22
28%
13%
23
22%
235/a
84%
.
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83
83
29%
28%
30
14
151
■149
17%
16%
167/8
16 %
16%
30%
30%
30
30%
7,900
14%
165/b
30%
30%
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30%
10'A
10%
10
10%
9%
10%
9%
9%
4,800
54%
53%
54%
52%
541/2
52%
54%
11,400
147%
147%
148%
147%
147%
148%
148%
148%
148%
241%
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131%
25
25
24%
24%
128%
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/
33%
32
34
34%
109
33%
33 %
33%
105
31
33'A
33
34%
33%
107 %
1021/4
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33%
106
127
127
29 %
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33'A
341/4
331/8
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33%
104
126
25
40
27%
29%
69 '/a
72
33%
32%
410
900
126
100%
5,000
36%
33%
106
32
30%
31%
30 %
31%
301/4
31%
127
126 %
67,900
4,400
2,600
3,200
487,400
121,900
126%
125%
126%
126%
126%
126%
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25
com
48%
50%
47%
49%
46%
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46
48%
45%
48%
79,900
5
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21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
20 %
21
20%
20%
4,100
125%
27%
27%
27%
25
series
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28%
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28%
25
*25%
26'A
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26y2
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26%
25'A
251/4
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25%
25
series
series
&
45,200
151
15 %A
54%
34%
Corp
Leaa
6,400
30%
106%
6.25
4,400
10%
25
common
45,900
54%
-8%
25
v
50
54 %
33%
Co
135/8
*149
128,800
10%
~
147
100
5%%
15%
18%
19%
19
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27%
14%
par
102
500
*25%
26%
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26i/2
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26%
*25%
261/4
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261/4
11%
44%
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11%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11
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11
28
28i/4
28
600
60
2,500
44
43%
44
41%
43%
41%
42%
4,800
20
21%
19%
20%
19
203/8
32,100
12
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
99,100
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
21%
22'A
Amsted
endorsed
No par
shares
No par
1
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21%
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21%
20
20%
20
201/2
20
21
1
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
271/s
26
273A
10,700
50
41 %
42 %
41%
42%
41%
42%
40%
41%
40%
40%
30,200
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
28%
28%
28
28%
26%
27%
26
26%
25%
26
1,350
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
32%\
32%
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31%
31%
303A
31
2,900
No par
95
39%
13%
*92%
Industries
13
93% Feb
16
92
Jan
23
95
17
48% Nov
17
38 % Jun
14
49% Feb
9
Anderson
21% Nov
15
26% Nov
30
12
May 29
24% Feb
8
Apco
6,800
9
22
Jan
25.
14
8%
11%
37
page
25%
13%
9
21%
90% Jan
see
25%
14%
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footnotes,
31,500
22,800
22
12%
20
For
57%
39
12
Nov
May 16
5,400
55%
36%
13%
25
&
Inc
Inc
33% Feb
15
35
59
72
Ampex Corp
37% Jan
'
28%
Zinc
May 29
17% May 29
30 % May 28
8%
741/4
Anaconda Co
American
28%
55,800
28
13%
30%
15
May 22
3
33%
39%
39%
*26
-
1,600
91%
38
34%
33
-56%
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74
15% Feb
17
38 % Dec
•
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40 5/s
39
29
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34% May
65
2,000
35
76%
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27% Apr
58%. Apr
3
22
34
32 %
16
51% Nov
3
21%
35%
75
Mar 28
4
Jan
22%
35
*88%
30%
Apr
22
44
21%
28%
23
76%
Viscose
25
27% Jan
9,500
31%
27
Ametek
20%
13%
preferred
22% Sep
17% Sep
1
20%
131 %
American Water Works Co
34% Jan
30% Nov
20 5/8
13 %
1
American
Mar 30
20%
20%
22%
21
*23
4,300
14%
common
25% Mar 19
54
5,300
75%
26
May 28
17% May 29
59
30'A
25 % May 29
41
58
-
■
15%
10
61% Mar 23
19
5
60
23%
preferred
13% Nov 21
27
58%
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10% May 29
1,300
63
prefejsrea_iuu
23
May U
43
14%
Co
American
8
42%
African Inv Co Ltd__£l
5
Jan
43
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44% Apr
134% Feb
29
43
235%
Co
Co
Tel
19
35,200
40%
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non-cumulative
American
Jan
27,200
41%
40
15%
100
3
27% Feb 14
26%
40%
40%;
"
24%
preferred
American
6%
24%
41%
39%
21
22%
37
36
36
91%
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91 %
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39%
41%
37%
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59
59%
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38 A 39%
28%
27%
28
15%
14% 14%
9%
9
9%
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40%
35%
59%
39
-
92
42
37 %
61%
42%
30%
15%
9%
25%
40%
28%
14%
9%
\
~
.
41
39%
4462
15
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
2
19
20%
245/s
41%
40
44
25% -26%
-
23%
100
36% Apr
May 29
40%
44% "45%.
63% >64%
15%
Develp'm't Corp 1
136 % Jan
20
26
27%
41%: >42%
x40
25%
14
1
Std
17
124% May 29
44% May 28
v
15
preferred
American
19%
10
24%
13%
Co
Chem
&
&
*16
>
1.66%
Co
30 % Jun
19% Jan
,
46
15 %
American Sugar Refining com
41
60%
41%
*29 "
15%
9%
,
443/4
25%
2
121% Jan
-
,
45%
25%
13%
Optical Co_
98 % May 29
14
,
38
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,
41%
37
:
45
,14400
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No par
News
7%
1,500
13
.
;
42%
40%
46%
65'A
21
24
38 .
20%
*23
v
12%
~-r
25%
14%
American Stores
43% Mar
5
28%
39%
,*45%
64%
...
46%
%' '
25%
2
Jan
46%
13
83
12
32
45%
12%
v
29%
32 % Jun
29% May 29
47
.
29%
99 % Jan
5
:i3%
83
27
13
12%
xl5%
15
37% July 26
13%
•
16%
20% Feb
34% Jun
.
65
85
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
Amer Research &
14.700
u i
25
*64
30%
69% Jun
139% Dec
22%:
24%'
;
65%.
16
14
3
'25%
,
*83
16
3
25
*64
,30
27 % Jan
11
:
2
107% Nov
30% Jan
V 21%
22%,,..
-
:
64 3A
1
Inc
28
28% Jan
64%
65
23
23
103 % Jan
; ; A-
:
No par
American
6%
215/8
27% :-.
99
1.75
100
Feb
11
v
1
com
Jun
133% Apr
22%
*94
99
*94
v
167/s
17%
165/B
,
*101
18
3
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17%
99
1.800
9.990
67.100
100
76
Jan
26%'.'
12%
46%
27%
42%
1
111
~3
122
22
24
*64
14%'
46%
No par
Aug
Apr" 11
*94
'
40c
119
127%
22%
•
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65
<
13%
No par
Corp.
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American
7%
.
16 5/8
17%
99
30,800
...
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12.50
25
No par
No par
Corp
Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
7%
27
26%
—5
i
2 5 3A
24%
24
No par
common
16%
*94
99
*94
100
preferred
Co
Clayton
Oil Corp.
Inc
&
Co
.
32,900
1
Co
.
9,200
17'A
No par
American
42 % Mar 10
142
52%
53%
17%
21'%
1
common
Potash
3
52'A
55%
171%
12.50
4
American
136% Jan
54%
200
7.500
No par
Co
4
8% May 29
107,000
Meter
54% Jan
50 % May 29
20
American
2
9
18%
19
2
72% May 18
146 % Nov 20
19%
Climax
2
26% Mar 21
18%
Products
Jan
3
19%
Metal
32 % Jan
3
18%
Metal
73% Jan
13
20'A
preferred
46
Jan
185/a
American
15% May 29
54% Jan
20%
American
48% May 29
16
No par
20
&
4
33% Jan
21.300
19%
13
142% Jan
25
19
46% Sep
21
22%
22%
Investment
81% Dec
May 17
22
23%
52%
49% Aug
17% Nov
22%
22
*88
340
21%
18
146
22
251/4
89
19
19
3
88
22'A
22%
*87
90
49%
29
19
88
22
23%
26
Jan
28
90
22%
20'A
Jan
Dec
31,900
»
51% .*•
29% Dec
12% Jan
17,700
16
28%
54
25
11%
15%
18%
34
139% Sep
87
11%
16%
49%
Apr
.
87
11%
15%
275/a
53
14
87%
11%
16%
52%
33
31% Jun
86
12
16'A
16
20%
15%
8
2
86
11%
28%
55% Dec
Jun
86
12%
19%
15%
28
62
87
4,800
1,900
51
Apr
3
7,500
28%
37
Jan
57%
54%
17% Jan
41
56%
23
prior preferred
American
Amer
57
21%
16
11% May 29
15
55%
28%
3
28 % Jun
57%
52%
21% Apr
18
56%
22
2
23
571/a
*87
Products
16% Nov 30
May 28
3,500
56%
88%
18% Mar 13
Jan
6%
24%
Hardware
3.90%
13%
38
6%
23%
American International
5%%
12%
37%
7
20 %
16
22
5
14%
38
7
57%
21
13
13%
37%
7
22%
16 %
Nov
31
14%
38%
6%
21%
28% Nov
Jan
14%
37%
7%
28%
20
19% Feb
14%
38'A
3A
6
7%
16 %
Arma
Home
American
24% Jan
1,600
80,100
x54%
American
8
104
160
18%
39
1
American
2
Mar 20
18%
37%
12.50
8
Jan
33% Feb
18% May 29
18%
39%
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
40% Feb
13% May 29
18%
38
-
881/2
5
79
101
18%
40%
American Enka Corp
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American & Foreign Power
47% May 29
May 24
18 5/s
39%
10
10
10
17
105
19%
40 5/8
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common-10
4%% prior preferred
100
14
9
19
39%
1
26
3
19%
41%
9,500
22%
Inc
Apr
6
89%
24
American Can Co common
7%
preferred
American Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
89% Sep
99% Jan
89%
*901%
16%
America
Bosch
35
13% Jan
91
19%
50
28
20% Jan
91
16
Bakeries
26
15
91
11%
Bank Note
Sep
May 29
91
*85%
.
26
Jun
x91
40%
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
Apr 23
36
Jun 14
25% Jun 15
26
94%
7,300
31,500
12%
Cement
75 % Nov
3
42%
86%
preferred
Theatres
61% Apr
49
36
41%
American Broadcasting* Paramount
.
47% Feb 19
41% Aug 29
14
435/8
*94
Corp
2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
34% Jan
4
42%
12
common
Airlines
American
29 *Ch53% Apr 25
44%
86
Mfg
of
Co
American
65
431/8
No par
American
30
44%
100
1
10
100
10
convertible
14
Jun
44
42,400
57
Agricultural Chemical
15
24%
44%
7%
5 6'A
convertible preferred
60% Mar 19
-21% Jun
64 % Apr
34
38
Petroleum
3%%
33%
common__No par
Corp
Portland
American
Feb
20%
35%
7%
14%
Corp
Amer
19%
33%
39
Amerada
23
19
35
15%
Amerace
1
Mar
23% Jan
16% May 29
17
19
34%
8
23
71/4
Amalgamated Sugar Co
9
22%
" 36%
15
Inc
Aluminum
Feb
May 29
May 11
119% Dec
3
24% Oct
58% Sep
11
21
35
38%
Aluminium Limited
18% Jun
30
19 % Dec
12
13
4
38% May 16
56% Nov
25 % Dec
7
734
22%
44%
5
preferred
Alpha
20
7%
7%
37
5
Corp
Supermarkets Inc
4.08%
28
7%
93
No par
Co
Allis-Chalmers
4
Jan
100% Mar
14
4%
Allied
7 5/s
*90
93%
23%
7%
-9
Chemical Corp
12% Jun
Oct
,;V
.^Iv
Inc
50 % Jan
7
34
*90
93%
*23
preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
36 % Jan
Jan
Vlv
36%
Alleghany Corp common
convertible
3%
•"
3%:
*90
100
preferred
94% Jun
57
.
2,000
15%
i5
3
20,600
3%
333%
39% May 28
66% Aug
20,300
3%
19
16% May 29
37% Jun 15
50%
16V8
53% Apr
5
49%
"
33%
1
10
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
20% Sep
50%
3 %
5
4
49%
15%
2
16 % Jan
51
33%
Jan
89% Jun
50 %
20,900
■
3%
48% Jan
2
52%
10,600
.1
16%
Jun
24
51%
7,000
14
50%
34%
May 29
Nov
53%
22%
13 %
45%
1
\
16%
19
55
48
17
31
100% Jun
"14
46
-
34%
4
6
n 13 %
.•
3%
7
12
14%
49
16%
4
Dec
23
13%
46%
34%
50'A Sep
Jan
22%
22%
14%
49
23
21,600
1
15% Apr
89
2,700
13
2
53% Apr
40
23%
14%
11%
-
2
4
6%
5,500
49,300
56I/2
Inc
3
41
51
12%
11%
46%
•14%
143/4
/
No par
8
14
"
55
52
25
24%
,/
1
35
5% May 29
51%
J
7
49
/
50c
Inc
,
.
-
-
1
1
32 % Jan
Jan
"
8,100
Corp
Gas
Inc
58
12%
2
Products
4%%
.
26%
Industries
Aldens
2
Jan
94% May 16
4
J
Alco
4
,
12%
Chemicals
&
Reduction
Alabama
40% Mar 26
57
12%
A.
Products
70% Feb
41% May 29
45% May 29
Control
V
26%
Products—:
Air
Air
'
•
1
Corp
18
22% Apr
11
643/4'
13%
' V '
10
Corp
Admiral Corp
17
18% Apr
14% May 29
Dec
62
143%
No par
Co
Express Co
84% Mar 15
May 28
33 % May 29
93
63
13%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
2
9
45% Nov 29
8
9% Sep
10
Acme Steel
Adams-Millis
19% Mar 15
15
9
20% Aug
29
88 % Jun
90% Jan
48% May 29
5% Mar 24
41% Nov
3
37% Dec
Jan
62
14y2
1
5
80
64%
13%
25
22
1,016
63%
143/4
Vending Corp
24% Jun
Shares
42
*38%
39
65%
ACF Industries Inc
33% Nov
38
i i.
,
14%
16
3
40%
633/4
15
3
40
15
75 % Feb
Jan
June 15
66%
21% Jan
17
Friday
June 14
14%
13% May 29
24% Jan
A
,,
the Week
Thursday
65%
53% May 29
3
45
*42
45
"
Sales for
PRICES
June 13
5
ABC
Jan
June 12
*42
1
—
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 11
Par
Laboratories—
Abbott
9
38
21% Oct
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
44% Jan
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
STOCK
6.25
*93%
21.80
*39
1
13
32
93%
31%
321/4
*92%
94%
*92
94%
*92
14,100
94%
38%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
383A
3,900
12%
13
12%
12%
12
12%
12
123/a
10,300
-v
Volume 195
Number 6169
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2831)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
33 Va Jan
3
37 y2 Sep
8
3
25
79% Aug
37% Jan
43% Apr
Jan
4
78 Va Jan
11
50
30
Jan
46
19% Sep
20
Sep
5
24 y2
20
Feb
9
22
Jan
4
14
71% Mar 15
Jun
15
57% Feb
54
Jun
15
Jun
14% Jun
19
17
2
14
11
2
13
1
19% May 29
47
35% Jan' ;4
7
69% Feb
Aug
36% Dec
28%Ju»
•
1
33% May 29
81
May 29
Jun
May 29
20% Jun
115% Dec 14
15
47
.
18
Public Service
Steel Corp
Armour & Co
Armstrong
$3.75
Cork
7
110
53»/4 Jan
3
82
21% Jan
9% Jan
,
*
105 V* Jan
7
57
Nov 21
3
29
Oct 23
10% Nov 16
4
54
3
35% Jan
83
July
2
Constable
May 29
,
9
21% May 29
>10
Jan
2
34% May 29
Aug 24
July 14
87% Feb
21
39% Dec 20
48% Feb
2
34
42% Jan
60
4
44% May 29
76
3
Jan
3
21% Oct
11
May
86 % Feb
84% Oct 25
Jun
5
14
81% Jan
3
14% Jun
15
30% Jun
5
2% Nov 30
4% Feb
27
2% Jun
14
Nov 29
14% Apr
12
11% Jan
17
10
13% Jan
5
21% Feb
v
1
1
5%
5
Atlas
23
Atlas
13% May 22
18% Jan
2
5%
15
Jun
15
25% May
Jun
14
31% Jan
2
13
13 % Jan
3
27% Aug
2
16% May 29
28% Feb
17 Ya Feb
2
68% May
8
14% May 28
35
35%
26%
25
25%
50,200
49
51
49%
41%
50%
X38%
39%
30,200
36%
38%
35
37%
58%
59%
43,700
56%
58%
54
56 3%
89
10,300
88
88
87 3%
34%
873/4
37%
33
35%
33 %
34
*14%
15%
143/4
*13%
60%
89
*873/4
37%
14%
•13%
4,400
180
5,700
143/4
70
17%
18
18
18
17
18
17
22%
22
173/4
22%
4,600
21
22
20%
21%
5,800
22%,
22%
-•22%
22%
23%
22%
37%
.
t
87%
♦29%
89
•107
108
108
64%
64%
23%
23,
38%
36y«
89
88
-100
87
89
87
*41
45
*41
22%
,
453/4
108
63%
108%
64%
62%
,22%
36%
109%
63%
,
•
-*
*30
,
-12,800
,
♦30
88%
45
*108%
63
300
86
87 %
*41
110%
633/4
12,300
45
*108%
110%
62%
210
64
8,400
23%
24%
23
10%
24
10%
10%
23%
393/4
38
38
10%
38%
10%
10%
37%
10%
24%
10%
♦89
90%
35%
38%
39
38
39%
35%
49%
100
24%
103/8
233/4
10%
X37%
No par
10
493/4
48%
49%
47%
48%
85
85
85
84%
84%
833/4
833/4
15%
84%
84%
500
14%
15%
2%
14%
14%
13,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
47,800
*84
1
15%
*89
243%
90%
34%
90%
90%
35%
34%
35
1
15%
2%
15%
15%
15%
2%
20
;
common
35
25%
52
2%
13%
13%
13%
13
44,000
16,300
6,500
♦89
90%
*89%
90%
20
34
34%
34%
34%
2,900
47
48%
46
47%
21,500
No par
14%
14%
14%
2%
13%
14%
14%
12
*22%
14%
7,800
Conv
prior pref ($1.20) —No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer.2.50
7
13
RR
35
27
50%
22 %"
*41
Chemical: Industries
Corp
*13%
35%
26%
18%
23
-—100
25% Feb
Coast Line
Shares
353/4
23
h37%
com—4%
Atlantic Refining common,
$3.75 series B preferred
the Week
June 15
18%
non-cumulative preferred—10
4%
Atlantic
14%
Friday
June 14
22%
10
City Electric Co
preferred.
6
Feb
14%
46
Co
43% Jan. 22
57% Feb 15
9
87% Apr
3
5
37%
♦42
preferred_i._—
Atlantic
4
39%
59%
*873/4
38
Thursday
June 13
35
53%
61
___50c
—
Investment
42%
Sales for
Wednesday
273/4
88
♦37%
Atchison Topeka As Santa Fe com_io
16
12% Jun
May 10
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
1st;
Associates
10% May 14
49%, Jan
91% Apr
22
24
'
27% Sep 19
5.25%
7
2
27% Jan
41%
.
issued
52
60%
Corp.
2.50
industries Ino__
2.50
Ashland Oil .& Refining common
1
2nd, preferred $1.50 series_No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp cornel
Arvin
46% Feb 20
80% Jan
I
53%
88
,_1
No par
1.
Corp—.
27
52%
Aro
28% Feb 20
May
common..
35%
27%
35%
27%
5
;
preferred-
Arnold
Jan, 12
2,50
„
Armstrong Rubber Co.
23% Apr,-16
33% Feb 26
109
Co
35%
.
_.
Mar 22
June 12
10
Co
Armco
Tuesday
June 11
No par
Arizona
When
102% Feb
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
16
109% Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
73% Apr 23
89 % Jun
7
82% Jan
33
May 22
13% Mar 16
Jun
35
.
3
May 29
May 29
34
53% Aug
74'A Oct
85 y2 July 28
3
NEW YORK
Highest
39% Mar 29
38"% Feb
5
49
43% Oct
67% Jan
Lowest
23%
*22%
23%
13
22%
14%
22%
12%
13%
3,700
15%
153/4
Xl4%
15
*22
23
20%
20%
14%
22%
1
13%
22
19%
20%
13
14
19
14%
78,100
17%
193/4
13%
_5e
17%
16
17
18%
193/4
18%
20%
192,500
15%
16%
15%
16%.
35,900
preferred-,
Austin
30% Mar 29
Nichols
—
common.
Avco Corp
Avnet Electronics
Corp
2%
15%
13%
163/4
12%
12%
12
300
B
4% Jan
3
7% Mar 29
36 % Jan
10
59 % Dec
18
11% Nov
4% May 29
15
Oct
9
9
L12% Jan
.
41% May 29
10
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
3
27% Jan 20
May 29
12% Jun
15
28% May 29
94y4 Jan
4
103 % Dec
11
98
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
23% Nov 22
47
Jan
19
19% May 29
21% Dec 22
47 % Jan
19
17
Jun
Jun
15
4
14
8 % Mar 12
58% Feb
17
Babbitt
•-
9
Mar 20
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
104% Mar
Baltimore
9
33% Feb
63
Jan
18
34
Jun
14
62% Jan
19
32
Jun
14
48% Feb
9
15
13% Mar
52% Sep 20
15% Jan
3
29% May 18
70 Ya Mar 17
21% Dec 11
18% Feb
8
27 %
47% Jan
3
35 y4 Dec
27
31% Dec
13
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
35% Nov 21
33 % Apr
4
9
11% Jun
14
22% Feb
24
85% Mar
43
Aug
May 29
16% Jun 11
8
20*% Jan
5
47
May 29
24% Jun 15
59
Jan
Jan
51% Jan
6
82%
Mar 16
275
94% Jan 11
18 %
316
Jan
Jan
325
Aug 30
Jan
24
Nov
27
159% Dec
6
17% Apr
Jun 14
12
62% Jun
14
Dec
1
Jan
29
19
87
87
6
12 % Jun
15
Oct
2
35% Feb
8
32
15
48% Jan
16
88
Nov
17
61% May 29
12% Jun 14
14 % Jan
4
20
Jun
2
14% May 29
71
328
Jan
Jan
100 % Mar
152% Jan
Feb
27 %Jun
46% Sep 25
16% Apr
58
Jun
28
33% Jan
48% Jan
12
119% Nov
.
3
1% Jan
3
33% Jan
59% Sep 22
53
Nov 16
9
3
39
133
Dec 11
1% Jan 19
67%
42 % Dee
&
Lomb
Cigars
conv
prior
preferred
1
148
May 15
Mills
Bell
&
Gossett
Co
Bell
&
Howell
23% Dec 29
16% Jun
6
84
79% Jan
3
41% Jun 15
87
9
25% Jun
14
39% Jan
22
15
31% Sep 26
22% Ja n
3
28
Mar 13
Jun
15
12% May 29
1138% July
59%
3
Dee~12
28
May 29
64
56% Feb
35% May 29
8
17% May 29
20% May 29
21% Jan
28% Mar 12
70
19% Jan
36% Apr
55% Feb
79% Nov 27
47% Jun
49% Dec
12
34% May 29
80% Oct
23
79
35
Jan
7
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
26
Oct
26
67
91
Dec
4
Jan
11
Jan
15
12 % Jun
13
72
May 29
29 Ya May
3% Dec
12
6% Mar 22
3% May 31
4% Feb
9% Jan
14% May 15
7% Jun
15
11% Feb
7
11
5% Jun
14
3
6
Jan
3
48
Jan
5
May 18
Jun
15
67% Nov
1
51 % May 29
64% Jan
3
103% Nov 21
60% Jun
78% Jan
11
86% Mar 14
83% Jan
'
45
112
Dec
30
13
15
4
May 29
110% Jan
23
65% Apr
99% Feb
43% Apr 23
Apr 25
99% Feb 26
116
106% Jan
10
68
Jan
30
97% Oct
10
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
35
Jan
5
59
Dec
28
13% Jan
3
25
May
Oct
24
17 % Jan
19
80% Oct 31
85% Jun
8
79% Jun
14
14
41% Feb
8% May 29
12
Apr 28
9
77
May 29
21% May 28
47% Jun 15
12% May 29
-9% May 29
Jan
3
3
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
31% Jun
11% Jan
31
Jan
4
67
45
14% Dec
29
22% May 10
16% Jan
3
24% Nov 28
29
73% Jan
3
Nov
29
10% May 29
18% May 29
15% Jan
80
86 % Apr
Jan
18
70
Apr
9
73
Jan
23
91
Jun
14
24% Jan
5
53% Mar 26
26
86
Jan
26
37
27% Jan
3
44 Va Dec
19
32% May 29
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
13
28
17% May 29
9% Jun 15 -
Apr 19
Apr 27
Feb
9% Jun
27
Sep 18
4]/s Jan
3
36% Oct 31
8% Nov 30
14
21% May 29
4
May 29
13% Jan
3
22% Jun
5
10y2May29
11% Apr
77% Jan
4
12
18% Jan
12
12% Mar 28
21% Jan
4
131
Nov 30
28% Apr
76
May 28
4
19y2May29
83% Jan 25
90% Jun
6
85y2 Jan
12
43% July 27
51% Dec
18
48% Feb
1
Jun
14
8
21% Jan
For
3
27% May 22
footnotes,
see page
21% May 29
25.
24
Jan
Burndy
Burroughs
26
Bush
16% Mar 12
13y2May21
32% Jan
2
7V* Jan
3
18y8 Feb
8
17% Jun
122 Y*
277/s
92 y4
52%
12
26
12
Mar 27
Feb 15
May 24
Jan
Mar
3
9
Jan 16
Byers
Co
(A
M)
22%
70%
~10
21 Ya
22%
20 5/8
22 %
12,100
62%
67%
64
69"%
61,000
90
90
90
13%
33%
13%
*31
*90
13%
94
12%
33
32
100
13%
25,700
32
50
63%
65%
63%
65
15%
17 '
62%
66
14%
17
15
II,300
123/4
133/4
13
14%
15,100
2,600
17
16
16%
15%
16%
53%
503/4
52%
50%
55%
50
56
53%
55%
50%
473/4
44%
46%
42%
51%
51%
*109
51%
115
113
51%
•50%
1%
1%
1%
36%
36%
35%
333/a
19
32
35%
-
19%
.100
*86
5.0c
47
28
47%
*86
x44
40%
43%
31,200
51%
*50%
51%
112%
112%
1%
108%
1%
1%
1%
35%
32%
1%
225,400
35%
35%
34%
35%
30%
33%
31%
29%
30%
34%
34%
1,000
11,900
204,700
*144%
145%
33%
*145
1453/4
173/4
8,000
31%
34%
35
145
18%
28%
23%
87
32%
34%
144%
145
43
20,000
1%
35%
35
41%
14,600
53%
112%
*110
1%
1
45
5,800
57,900
8
35%
113
2 pesos
145
19
18%
87
34%
145
18%
*86
87
17%
18%
*86
88
51
16%
*86
51
500
110
300
500
87
46%
43
44
43
43
27%
413/4
44
26%
26*%
23
25%
26%
22%
23
253/8
26%
8,900
13%
14%
22%
22%
22
13%
13%
22%
2,600
13
32%
33
133A
30
13
14%
30,400
27%
6,000
14%
23%
143/4
33%
33%
31%
41
42
40%
30%
403/4
313/4
10,300
37
38
*36%
41%
36%
39%
363/4
40%
36%
37%
36%
40%
103,100
36
18%
32%
18%
18
32%
34
18%
22
17%
18%
22
22
17%
18%
21%
213/4
20%
21%
47%
493/8
48%
49%
14,500
38%
39
38
40
21,900
85
5
1
18%
23
52
5
X23
18%
223/4
40
X22
523/4
51
52%
49
51
403/8
39%
40%
39%
39%
31
30 «/8
5,400
3,500
1,700
*81%
l
13%
13%
13
*80
12%
12%
82%
78%
*81%
12%
85
13%
81
80%
32%
12%
77%
78%
Xl23/a
12%
9,800
76%
78
31
76
31%
77%
4,500
31
31%
30%
31%
3,200
323/4
85
*81%
33%
32
85
*3%
3%
3%
53/8
53/a
5%
2.50
8
8%
73/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
54%
54%
*81%
8
3.50
3
1
70 y4
100
*85%
10
35
.100
111%
15
3%
5%
3%
3%
*3
3%
1,600
5%
5%
5
73/4
8
5%
7%
7%
53%
7%
5%
73/8
2,000
11,900
5
54
54
53%
54
69%
71
68
69%
88
36
111%
3%
*85%
723/4
88
3%
5%
85
34%
112
*85%
34%
35%
112
112
88
35%
112
5%
5%
86
86
86
86
86%
25%
26%
25%
24
25%
68%
3,200
2,000
45,900
86 y4
33%
12,600
34%
113
86
24%
48%
52%
60%
87
33%
113
5%
51%
68%
63%
*85%
5%
53%
53
86
No par
23%
86%
24%
*85
32%
*112
113
84
85
23%
25%
210
1,400
190,400
No par
♦47%
48%
143/a
143/4
133/4
483/4
14%,
48
—.5
47%
13%
11%
11%
11
11%
12%
10%
12%
473%
13%
11,700
No par
1
133/4
10%
47%
13%
47%
5
""*81%
82%
10
80%
80%
*79%
10%
10%
11%
33,300
32
32%
32
*31%
10
10%
10
9%
10
5
com
48
32
93/4
48 3/4
IP/a
1
21%
100
*84%
483/4
100
♦703/a
72
*90
32
9%
79%
79%
*79%
so y2
31%
31%
*31
32
9%
9%
9
93/4
48
1,900
483/4
300
1,500
9,800
48%
11
11%
20%
*84%
21%
10%
20%
11%
21%
10%
103/4
10,000
20%
20%
20
203/4
47,200
*70%
85
85
*85
86y4
150
*70%
72
11
90%
85
*84%
49
85
48
49
7,100
72
•90
90%
14%
13%
13%
39%
34%
13
37%
34%
13%
36%
13%
133/a
19%
19
34
19%
19
19
19
36%
34%
37%
3,600
90,500
11
3%
*70%
90%
13%
90%
143/a
37
1
72
14%
.5
Financial Corp
I
California Packing Corp
..2.50
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co.
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
_No par
Canadian Pacific Ry—
25
81
50%
11%
12
213/4
85
100
California
.
99%
65%
46
1
—1
Co
*98%
73/8
5
Corp
99%
8%
—
Terminal
*98%
73/4
Inc
Corp
259
14%
.100
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference
May 15
13
2
Jan
17
•31
47
*231
23%
lo
Burlington Industries Inc
Apr 30
84
Feb
81
64%
T5
13%
33
49%
256
14
Inc
4%
90
143/4
t
47
*216.
99 y»
20%
Bulova Watch Co Inc
9
14
64
52%
243
8%
common
Co
9,900
*98%
21%
8%
Maine RR common.No par
Bullock's
2
25% Mar 29
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
68
5
Bullard
29
8,300
50 %
•223
8%
25
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
8
61% Jan
31 %
X98%
8%
Inc.—1.25
$5
21
18% Mar
30
8%
—
Mar 15
22,500
5,700
30%
14%
Inc
Budd
84
40%
30
—.100
15% Feb
Co
31
49%
21%
common
61% Jan 25
21% Feb 14
8
213/a
30%
39 Va
_50c
Brunswick
2
25
20%
40%
14%
10
Club
Stores
Co
24 %
223/4
39%
19%
7.50
Shoe
25-
20%
42y4
14
-2.50
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
52% Jan
May 29
23
8% Jan
Brown
24%
23
4oyft
23
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A.
24
13
23
25%
21
43%
31%
13%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
8% Mar 13
87 % Feb
&
25
23
533/4
274
*234
*31
470
253/4
21%
5%
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
22
8% Jan
3
Boston
4,000
3,300
14%
When issued—
6
2,600
50
23%
Boston Edison Co
13
14
11
29
17
48 %
14%
Co
Food
16 y4
48%
22%
—
Borman
8
163/4
47%
14%
,
Bond
93% Mar 23
17
16%
_Nq par
'
5
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
33% Jun
I,000
25%
l
Inc
3
67%
48%
42
143/4
32%
84% May 24
22 % Jan
2
67
1,000
x47y4
X22%
32
*144%
48% Jan
67
14%
40c
Book-of-the-Month
67
233/4
Co
Borden
68%
4,200
2
...
2
3,300
13
50%
73%
90%
100
Jan
Jun
7% Dec 27
30% Jan
14
323/4
12%
No par
.
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp,
Stores Inc
37% Apr
34%
12%
32%
113/4
16%
17 %
Boeing Co__.
7
21
34%
32
13%
2,800
22%
__g
Bobbie. Brooks
35%
12%
49%
66%
15%
—
•53 % Jan
34%
34%
16%
48%
69
17%
19
48%
21%
153/4
17%
16%
•90
65%
18%
34
49
90
1
-is.
17
34
16%
77
1
Corp.
7,800
18%
35
48%
16%
74%
143/s
4,200
16%
90
*31%
22%
16%
233/a
1
100
20%
49
22%
10
340
91
22
x49
100%
50
,Mfg Co
18% May
287
21%
Xl6%
*99%
___
Bliss
57% Sep
*240
Corp.—
Blaw-Kflox Co
Bliss & Laughlln Inc
(E W) Co_
2
23% Aug
100
1
4%% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker
Apr 26
Mar 19
30% Dec
29
x52
Bethlehem Steel Corp common-.—8
7% preferred100
Blgelow-Saaford Inc common.
—5
24
22% Jan
18% Jan
Jan
Petroleum
Best Je Co Inc
Bestwall Gypsum
5
35% Jan 26
26
543/4
.
26% Feb
Aug 18
71% Apr 18
45% Apr 10
X31%
54
$4.50 conv I preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
27% Mar 14
3
Jan
Jan
31%
433/4
323/8
Bendlx Corp—^
Beneficial Finance Co common
5% preferred
;
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
3
41
233/4
433/4
Bell Intercontinental Corp
1% Feb 20
152% Apr
223/4
100
Co
71
.
1
(A S) 4%% pfd
Aircraft Corp__
4
2
25%
Instruments Inc
14
May 29
26
23
48%
16%
2.50
26
32% May 29
503/4
26
Inc
12% Feb
142 % Jan
50%
10
21%
13%
17
100
19% Feb
29
49% Apr 17
7
Ho
preferred-:
50% Jan
Feb
48%
16%
No par
14
42
48%
16%
Inc—
15
15
48%
_i
Inc__.
Belco
54% May 28
48% Mar; 13
Sep 13
39% July
140% Sep
12% Ja n
.50
Inc.
Beldlng-Heminway
34% Jun
17
Products
9
128% Mar 23
1
17
693/4
16%
convertible
8
2
693/4
—_1
22% Feb
11
14
693/4
common.
17% Jun
15
*89
13%
Beech Creek RR.
Beech-Nut Life Savers
1% Jan
91
693/4
Beech
50% Jan
*89
35%
14
10
2
108% Jun
92
35%
13%
„_i
Beck Shoe
31
99
35%
Beckman
55% Mar 15
*89
91%
6,900
11,500
17,300
26,900
9,700
29 %
98
35%
100
..
Corp
26
75% Jan
12%
28 5/a
99
18
Apr
15
13%
30%
99
*34
Beaunit
2
12%
29%
35
Oil
5%
100
30%
35
x90%
5
100
31
100
353/4
3%%
4%%
19
X30 %
X100
353/4
(James B) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods. Co common.
12.50
9
103
24%
Bayuk
2
31%
101%
20
Jan
May 28
13%
30%
31
100
19%
35
39
12%
23%
81
50% Jun
Jan 31
72
4
11 %
12%
24%
20%
7% Jun
5
11%
14
20%
19% Jun
69% May 25
10% Dec 29
44 Ya
13%
23%
22% Jan 22
Jun
43%
14%
100
12% May 29
31
5%
433/4
13%
113/8
Beam
29% Mar 21
95
5%
42%
12
100
stamped
Baxter Laboratories
11
5%
42%
11%
..100
Bausch
52% Jan 29
14
96% Mar 28
20% Jun 15
25
3
81
34% Jan
61
Feb
Jun
47
Nov~27.
May 29
May 29
5%
42%
123/g
.13
preference
Corp__
Bath Iron Works Corp.
26
39
30
100% May 15
17% Mar 14
87
Nov
5%
2
5%
43%
11%
91
Inc
Basic
19
37
30
59
Basic
4
5%
43
12 3/4
com—No par
.
53/a
45
12%
91
Barber
52% Apr 30
23% Jan
Elec
Corp
Preferred stamped
Bangor & Aroostook Corp..
8
14% May 29
&
5%
44
i
non-cumulative preferred_100
4%
21
62% Jan
Gas
Common
48% Feb 19
33% Dec
1
9
preferred series B
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
25
33% Dec 26
Inc.—:
4%%
1
30% Jan
T)
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
94% Mar
(B
Babcock & Wilcox Co__
Baker Oil Tools InC—
11
10%
103/4
18%
19
10%
10%
18%
18%
2.200
9%
10
9%
10
1,900
10V4
-
10%
9%
10%
9%
251/*
26y8
24%
4%
4%
25%
5ya
24%
4%
11%
10%
11%
11
92 y4
93 Ya
88 Ya
22%
x21%
92
16%
*91 y2
50 y4
92
8%
9
17%
22%
51
22%
.
~30
90%
9%
ioy8
9%
10%
25 y4
23%
25%
18,200
4%
4%
4%
ny4
11,200
10%
11
10%
16%
17%
10%
16%
17 %
87
22y8
*90%
15%
*90
23%
4%
89 Ya
15%
16 y4
85%
94
7,500
109,100
19,400
4%
11%
17%
92%
22y2
10
*70%
72
90%
90%
26%
5
85%
88%
21%
"*90%
92
92
51%
20%
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20%
*90%
51 y2
*51 y2
52
52
*8%
*51%
8%
*51%
52
8%
8%
22%
22%
22%
22%
"
21%
20%
8
22%
21%
14,300
.
7,100
92
120
8%
8%
8%
23,800
22%
22%
22%
25,800
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
(2832)
16
STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
43 y2 Dec
5
38% May 29
56
Mar 13
25% May 29
32 % Jan
4
16% Jun
6
6
102% Oct
12
43 Va Jan
3
62% Nov
13
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
32 Vo Jan
3
49
40 V* Jan
10
47 % Apr
Jan
3
36% Nov
27
Oct
13%' Apr
30y8 Feb
May 23
■
11
97
29
32% Oct 31
40% Aug 15
30
3
137% May
9
87% May
3
19% July
162 % Oct
19
73 Vi Dec
:
16%'Jun 14
16
21
Jun
•
5
23% Jun
28'% Jun
5
34% Jun
5
50
14% May 29
23% Jan
,
72
2
Central
Feb
21
Central
of
49
25
Jan 24
45% Jan
July 12
Sugar Co
Foundry Co—;
5
5%
2
Central
76% Oct 20
3
38 Vo Nov
24
25% May 28
36% Jan
Dec
8
39% Jun
52 y4 Maf 30
99'A Nov 28
94% Jan
54
7
•
15
101 %
2
May 29
17
25
8
27% Jurt
7
14
46% Apr
19
Central
&
33 % Mar 27
Central
33% Mar 16
9
23% Nov
23% May 29
2
23% Apr
29
14 Ye May
9
8
44% May 17
20 Va May 29
33
Jan
4
20 y2 Jan
79% Dec
5
21% May 29
60% Jan
2
Certain-teed
3
27
Mar 17
57
4
39% Oct
Jan
9
95
38% Oct
30
507/8 Apr
4
21% Jan
4
32y4 Jun
15
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
9
11% Nov
28
7% Jan
3
32
Jan
3
43'% Oct 13
54
Dec
8
67% Jan
July 19
31
Cessna
9% Apr
49% Feb
4
16
""
18
May 16
15l/8 July 31
24
Sep
18
211/2 Feb
14
31
Mar 30
1
32% Aug
10
13% Jan
3
37% May 26
>'
17
18% F^b 27
62
Feb,27
.J
13% Jan
3
26V4 Oct
38
Feb
27
27% Dec
22
15
38y4 Mar 21
27% Oct
3
12
Maf 20
26
Jan
4
12 % Jan
23
20% May 15
'
21% Jan
12
31% Anr
25% Sep
41% Mar
25
37% Jan
3
11
"
"
Mar 29
45
Class A
'
15
29
15
5
'
36% Feb
8
3iy» Jan 12
26% Feb
2
35% May 2
21
Mar 26
Jan
33% Jan
'
4
29
"
2
621%Feb 21
May 28
38% Jun 14
37% Jan
10
53% Nov
10
36% May 29
3
90 % Dec
5
87 V* May 29
91% Feb
98% Feb
7
103% Dec
3
52 % Dec
37% Jan
21
Dec
44
14
36
4
41%
13
Nov
6
32% Apr
11% July 27
15% Apr
32
24"% Oct
59 % Feb
112'/a Feb
15
Mar 23
Feb
City Stores
May 28
38% Jan1
41% Mar 30
25
3
5l%
Mar 20
23
73%
Nov
34% May 29
53 % May 29
56 Va Jan
61 '
5
Jan
Apr
101 % Feb
77% Jan
$4.50
64% May 23
37% Apr
17
57
Jan
12
47
Apr
19
33'% Feb
6
13
July
109
4
2
3
36% Jun
Nov
134% Jan
6
70
17
Special
Clevite
5
20% May 29
27% Jftn
59% Dec
4
32% May 29
55
Jan
3
5
77'/a Jun
15
75% Jan
81% May
24% Dec
28
4
74
30
,
Jun
Oct
24
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
3
49
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Jan
%
19% Jun
41% Jan
1
41% Jun
7
54% Feb
28
42% Jan
29
Collins
19
17% Jan
3
48% Jan
14
8% May 29
Nov
8
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24
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1,200
32
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1,300
21%
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12,300
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10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
<110%
:3,700
25%
26
50%
49%
"
*
101 Vo
101%
101
r
21%
50%
50%
«.
?
r; 39%
39
"
•23
OQ
89'
90
»
104%
101%
101
No par
23
38,100
50% '
75,000
•
25%
-
26 Vg
11 %
No par
Corp L—ii
11 Vo
-
26%-
26%.
35%
36
-.59%
No par
gtd_-_50
98%
^xlO
I
Co—
RR
Pitts
guaranteed
7%
*35
-
25
57%
99
99
99
..
•
••
25%
35%
35 V*
(
55%
36
55%
35 %
56%
55 Va
: 55%
99
35 ya.
59.
35%
.
•
35
38%
-
39%
36%
38%
1
99
99
>99
25
;
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21'/4
37%'
24%
25%
22%
22%
>26%
17,800
;
'
35%
37 Va
'
•37 Vo
37%
-2,100
f
140%
-
,*76 v2
78
21
21
J
20%
'21
36%
.63%.
f 590
.6,400
10,400
34% >37%
-
142
♦140%
140%
■;
79%
35,300
20%
7
21%
<3,100
38y4
25,700
37%
,
.35%
37%
35%
80%
,
♦79%
81
79%
24%
'
23%
24%
24
20%
21
19%
21
20
;
10
«
42%
♦41%
*43%;
44%
44%'
44%
35%
36
26%.
9%
9%
26%
J
•.
9%
*41%
43
*41%
■42%
.9%
:
24%
21,300
:22%
9Vs
•
.
25,200
28,800-
9%.
.
300
41%
41%
42
160
79 %
;
i
'
9%
10
9%
50
"76 '/a
•'
80%
*41%
50
250
100
-
39% •
37%
,
:
-35%
24 y4
22%
-•
;•
21
81
10,100
•■
35
..
36%
35
37%
79%
,
62%
36%
142»/2
•
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24% !. 25%
v
35%
38%
•
*79%
.
<
21%
.
'36%
-
39%
80%
64
r
77 V*
*140
82 Vo
-78%
807/a
*63 %
>
35%
34 y2
38%
'
64%
x36%
141
141
\
•83
*63%
35
35
-
141%
x21
-•
■>63% ■I 64%
;
40%
3R
-
98%
:
35%
x8l%
-
>58
64%
-
_
*139'/2
-
1-
Go
99
40'.
Bottling Co of N Y__^__l
preferred series B
26 %
I
>■*35%
s-
59%
*63%
...
No par
Co__--
.'26-
.
>
10% V 11
"
stock__50
1
4%
x
25
2 3%
■
:»_1
Radio
5%%
34J/2
31%
1
'
Colorado Fuel & Iron -common—L^g
.
18%
I 6
*104
39'%' .'39%
,
COlgate-PalmoliVe Co common—1
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Cofp
:
No par
•
1
Mar 12
32
19% May 29
28% Dec 20
50% Mar 17
43
19
33
32 %
..
No par
Corporation
Coca-Cola
12
26
30% Jan
..
Cluett Peabody & Co* common__3.25
7%
preferred
100
Jan
21 Vo Jan
;' 20
- ■
33%
'
Coca-rCola
:
.23
*123
C
32:
24
s
; 22
" 20^
21
.
19%
17% 18%
17%
'
5%
5% <
Ac.. 5'%
f C 34 . - ! 34 • ' " f
- 34
r
49 497/8 - At > > 48V\
' :*90
97
090
217/»
41%
89%
104%
Co^-
&
-
96
23
V.30%..
20%,,
*43 y2
•
:
31%
-30%. I 28Vz
94 y8 >r' 93%33y2
- 33
24% v 23%
x89 Vo
89%
*104%
...
Co__;-lo
common
'•
15%
51%
3
■
{.
.
42%
-
*
83%
16%
74
35%
'
.
: xl5 -15%
. .
... x29%
30%
10% 10% -j 10
10
; ..*56
56% " "
56
56
12
12% . ,
11% 12
21%. 21%
20% 21
, < •
22% • 22%-- : 22% 22%
.
21% " 22%
x20% 21%
25'/4 25y2
23% 24»/4
"17
17Ya'
*1*6% 17%
18% 19%
xl7% 7 18%
14% 15% v.
14
-14%
41% 43
41 1 42
42
59,600
'
•
247/8'
21
6%
>14%
*14Va 1716 '. 16%
31% 31%
com_8.50
1
103% Jan
May 29
,
No par
preferred
Cleveland
.:
9
45y2
2
Mar
142
3
*8
_2
Electric Ilum coinmon_i_l5
; Cleveland
3
2
140
10
18
58% Jan
31% May 29
133
2
70 % Apr
*80y4
-
129%
•.
24%
24%
7.
37%
-
49Vs
*85
44%
*8
51
97 1
45%
12.9%
,
.
4,200
32% "
*95%
•v
»
130%
-21%
21%
6
291/*
94r-;:
* -94%
33%
33
24% ' ' 23%
23 '
21
18% " * 18:y8
6V8 '
5%
35'% --—34%
50
.. .
100
,100
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
4
48% Jan
96 % Jan
36 % Mar
1
33
7
27
71% July 10
10
45 Vo Nov
;
1
Mar 21
Nov
101
93 % July 10
;
.'.
21%
.-
7 35%
•
v..
,
■i
31%
"'■■I6y4
14%
26%
30%
,
93%
33%
24%
,
22 ,
.18%
.-..5%
u' .• 34%
Co
City Products
14
27
...
No par
40
Electric
Co
City Investing
37
Sep
30%
.
.
37%
....
...
24%
6%
37%
96%
23%''
30 Vo
83
36%
-
.22%
>
'
32 %
380
,
'
'2%
'
; 96'/4
v
'
18 %.
-
37%
x21%
■
■;
22
21%
7 6%
preferred
conv
35 % Feb
40% Jan
53% Feb
$4.40
May 29
10
15
:
27%
18,900
45%
2%
33--
"23%
*
.
■
26
«.
•
"26
.500
10,000
5%
45,
."'
640
.
,
46%.
■
5
25%
:
97
26%
t
3%
'.
32 Vo
-
41%
15%
I T Financial Cofp
15
21 %, Jun
26
14
26%
■
-5
45%
2%'-'
30%.
7
26
37%
22%
8,800
29%
46%'-
24%
15
21%
16,COO
10,500
'
'
48%
49%'
33%
-*43'% /
:
19%
15%
-10
Milling Machine
Cities: Service
8
20% Jun
20
C
5
97% May 29
20 % Feb
Cincinnati
;•
25%
;
,-7 200
;
*29y2
p
45%
21'%
;
15
i
.
:
263/4
preferred
4%%
preferred-*.-
49'/2 Mar 21
% May 29
47 % May 29
58% May 17
49 Ve Sep. 26
&
c: 19
■26%
2j,200
'
34
47 y2
29
"'2%
23 %
25%
,
97
38
4%
105%. Apr <17
52% Feb 16
2
Jun
30
27
Dec
51
101 % Jan
11
Gas
-
15%
a_1
-j*--*--*-.—»
Cincinnati
97
'29
46
17 'V 17
*65
26%
series A non-cum pfd
-100
Chic & North Western com No par
>
5% preferred series A
100
-Chicago Pneumatic Tdol
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab_._^
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil_a
«.-5
Chock Full O'Nuls Corp
:25c
Chris-Craft Industries,——
1
Chrysler Corp
__i_25
5
'
19%
,r
;
31%
30%
43% •'.44 >
-«•
.
98
47%
-47%
•
83%
31
>74
37 y4
;
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
50% Mar 19
82 % Jan
44%
52
-33%
•
1
131%
>
51%
*65
31%
43%
.*.97
Chicago Great Western Ry com_kl0
5% preferred
:
^50
36% Feb 15
...
31%
i
*43%
.
"•*
*,
96%
•■7
15% ,,15%
••
74-J
.
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.
Chicago & East 111 RR coin
20
jai) 26
27%*Feb 19
16
*69
34%
r
* 129 %
83'%'
17%
25Vo •' 25%
51 Vt
..*43
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred—
__No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlln Oil & Refining Co---.--—1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp__1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
w_5
Chesapeake &, Ohio Ry common__25
3%i% convertible preferred—100
13°/8 Jan ' 4
'
May 28
13
8
57% Sep 21
•
60
Jan
4
98
Jan 11
52% May 23
15
18% Jun
2tf% Jan
18% May
20'/a Jan
16'/a Jan
.
11
.
!
54
12
3
8
25% Feb
7
10y8Jan. 2
8% May 29 <V 17% Feb-•, 8
"r
Jun 15
64% Feb 20 AJ>
9% Jun 15
~ 227/8 Feb
7 '
Y
23 % Jan
Jan
29% Feb
13% Jun 14
29>/2 Jun
5
Feb
417/8Feb,16
31% Apr 11
6% Jun 15
15Ve May 10
18
'
98% Apr 17
25%.
.,
15%
-
Inc
Gotham
Chadbourn
38Va Feb 16
'
May 29
1137
14% Sep
3
Corp
Chain Belt Co__—z
35
24
May 29
91% Jan
2
29y2 May 29
21
May 29
19y8 May 29
16% May 29
5y8 May 29
-32 y2 May 29
44l/2 May 28
94
Jan 11
24
Nov ,28
103
Jan
14
May 29
33
.25
•j
„
29%
29%
y2
32%
35%
33
>
.
2Va
'""19
26
..19 Vo
26%
Aircraft Co—v
15
5'% Jun
31
8y4 Nov
*17%
36%
28 la
29
...33%
'
6,700
!
15,600
•
23%
36 V2
100%'
'
5%
23 % "
;
2.50
.
20% Jun
46 V\ May
28
Corp
Products
>;/,
28%
*99%
49
:
52
'■
.31%.
84
.*>,
9%
'.
*95%
131%
; 84
No par
No par
-_5
»_1
Century Industries Co
30 Ve Nov
20
;
9%
,
-
34%
.
50
West Corp
South
Cerro
62
A'*129%
.
,
9%-
r
.
'
33 :
-
'
32%
.
17'/a;: 17%
Service_No par
Soya Co
47% Nov
4
7x/4 Jan
96%
;
23 y.
32
26
*
33%
^23
40%
25%
100
\
46
Shares
40%
-
50
2%-.'
"
26%.'
-
47%
46
*95%
84
2634
.
No par
JL
CO of N
RR
31% Jun
26
24
Jan
4
Pub
Illinois
Central
18% Jan
18
Jan
91
83%
'
;
33%
■'
,*129% .131%
No par
100
com
preferred——^
4%%'
6
Sep
Mar 24
Light
22
Feb"
17
38
90
>
23%'
32%.. 34
-100
Hudson Gas & Elec
Central
25
26% Jan
' 96%
' 23%
Ry -com__No par
Georgia
Central Illinois
May 28
Apr 26
~S
—1
Aguirre
preferred series B__
77% Apr
'
7
40 y2 Sep
2%
34%
,
5%-
46%
■'■!■• 2%
2-_l;
Central
24
3% Jan
.5%
46%
-2%
—2Q
Instruments Corp-
23
26% Feb
15
38 V* Jan
31
5V4
46%
tire Week
.
June 15
41
99%
;
<■
„•
Friday
.
"
25%
.-48%
30%
48 Vo
„
9%
J
34%
30%
'
'2%
-1
preferred--—-—
Cenco
Mar 13
68
28'% May 29
5%
2
20 V* Maf
15
52%
■'
29%
-
:
47%
■
31
*95%
.
28 %
34
48
31
50 y4
!
33%.
—100
*
*47 y2
53%
'
-
46%
'
-
52%
,
.
.
40%
*•
'
-
100%
'"
>/'■.
100
__-10
eelotex Corp common-
28
42% Feb
:
3
9% Jan
"'
'
'•••'
'
preferred series A-100
conv
35-
•
34% Dec 28
3
Sep
2nd preferred
4%%
27% Jan
92
7%
;
30%
34%
.*
6
Mar
!
preferred
Products Corp
29%
53
1
100%
35%
31%
'
•
55%
*
42
,
,
June 14
26%
,
26
.
100
53%
48
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
11
10
1
4.20%
-
;
Sales for
Thursday
-
io%
99%
,.
31
common_No par
Tractor
26%
30 y2
-
-51
.-i«.l
Ceco Steel
" 5
Jan
59
10
Mar 22
81 y2 Jan
3
Mar
3
Jan
124 y4 Jan
24 y8 Jan
18% Jan
Jan
44
10
'
38
98
29
May 29
Caterpillar
28
>3
22 y2 Jan
22
101
48
-
6%%
*
Jun
6
71% Jan
17
42 y2 Jan
7%
4
4
.,26%
: 55%
30%
-
•
(J I) Co common^.—_1-'
preferred
Z
_100
2nd preferred-^_7
Case
3
Jan
85% Apr
129
115% Jan
■
9% Jan
3% Jan
41
42
9y2
35
•
50
Ino—1
:
53%
J.---1
Corp
.'
10%
•
*100
!0
.
General
&
42
27
--10%
_k-5'
preferred—
Carter Products
Mar 12
70
17
29
21 '/a May
Jan
•
1
Apr
Jan
22
,-
May 29
95
-
Carriers
42
"
-
4 % %'
2
June 13
41%
_No par
common_-i
Corp
May ' 3
77
29
2V4 Jun
28% Dec
89
Carrier
8
36 y2 Jan
V 4% May 29
45
'Jun 15
31
Light-.
&
Carpenter Steel Co:
48
14
44 y4 May
Mar 20
5
.
3
Jun
Carolina Power
30
45% Mar 14
29
44% Feb
13
41% Aug 29
1
63% Apr
May 29
'
3
6
•101 y4 Mar : 8
45% Jan
90% May 31
2% Nov
8
29
9
22
74
Jan
30 % May
28
24
25
1
15 Vo Mar 30
48
Oct
52
13
28% Jun
May 19
6% Dec
46% Feb
Jun
96:
11% Jan
.—5
Co—
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
June 12
June
27 "
-
Carey :(Philip) Mfg Co10
Carlisle Corp
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
HIGH
Tuesday
11
*
Par
■
•
9
91V* Jan
Carborundum
11
AND
Monday
•
EXCHANGE
Maf 16
1*1 ay
36
3
STOCK
YORK
NEW
.
60l%
20
26% Jan
Jan. 1
.'Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
"
■
Range Since
<
»
1
Colorado & Southern Ry—
39% Aug 16
3
31% Oct
42% Apr
19
31% May 28
Oct
10
22% May 29
15% May 29
31
69
Jun
79% Jah
41
May 29
30
4%
Mar 19
51
43% Mar 21
noncumulative
1 Colombia
Broadcasting
18
Columbia
Gas
Jafi' 17
Columbia
Pictures
30% Apt
.
.*100
1st pfd_
35 V2
System_2.50
System
26%
16 Vu
•-16%
No'par
71%
71%
>*71%
Elec.^5
57%
58 y2
57%
Jan
5
60% Jan
11
23 % Jan
13
35 % May 26
20 Vo May
41% Jun
16
55% Dec
13
21% Jan
9
39% Oct
12
37% Mar 23
Commercial
44% Dec
27
50% Oct
9
35
May 29
45% J8h
2
Commonwealth Edison Co com_l2.50
111% Apr 18
19% Mar 29
109
1
113% Jan
29
May 28
11% Jah
4
67
167
Jun
23
10
Aug
3
Jan'
3
3
72% Mar 16
Columbus
29
31% Feb
16
Combustion
55 Ve Jah
5
8
15% Mar 22
7% Jan
13% Nov 28
12
31
66% Jan
Jan
5
90%
Nov~27
105% Apr
Jun
11% May 29
8 % May 29
31
101
3
May 29
65 % May 28
Nov~30
15% Feb'
5.25 %
Conde
7
82% Mftr 28
May 29
13
49% Aug 31
25% May 29
39
5
31
Dec
11
22
May 29
60% Jan
3
67% Oct
9
46
May 28
65% Apr
$5
29% Jan
4
45% Nov 10
92% Jan
4
100% Nov 27
84% Jan
3
100
13
98% Nov 20
97 % Jan
2
103
9
89 Vo Jan
3
29% Feb 28
19% Jun
15
Jan
2
31% Jun
15
33 % May 29
93
Jan
65% Jun
12
21% July
5
90
90% Jan
11
17% Oct
24
44% Jan
6
58
Jari
3
111
34% Jan
3
Mar
103
95
Feb
9
12% May 15
Mar
3
May 5
48% Dec 13
93
5% May 29
30
45% Feb
20
42% Apr
23
96
Consolidation
•
xxxS
30%
.
Baking Co
Inc
common
For
20
12% Jan
29
Continental
28
43% May 29
56
Feb
19
Continental Gil
35% May 29
$6% Jan
2
footnotes,
Insurance
Nov
see
page
9
25.
May 29
Motors
of
&tefct
2,100
57%
11,300
31%
33%
31%
32%
31%
32
48,500
35
31,000
20%
19%
*92 %
94%
«
6%
•
*94
1
39%
,.105
105%
♦104
—10
40
40,y4
1—1
Delaware——8
COrp—^——^-7
1
*85%-
No par
i—*>5
39
.
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...
87
6%.
18%
18%
:■ 53%.
55%
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50%
9%
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5%
37%
104
105
39 %
40
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9%
9%
->
'•
40
i05
,
9%
-
-38%
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51%
9%
39 Vo
;
-
49%
6%
6%
«
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39%
39%
6%
6%
6%
7
140
26,300
300
B0,400
6,900
1,030
26,700
87
*85
87
640
200
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*17
12,300
200
53%
38,600
50 Va
51%
50%
9%
9%
9y4
9%
16,300
49
50%
491/4
50%
30,100
38
38%
38
39%
4,000
'
.
50% '
39%
104
104
39%
18
37%
36%
38
*104
104
6
5%
5%
37
37% '
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55%
19%
16
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22%
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22%
55
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54%
29
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18
19
35
68
100 y2
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5
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31
69%
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88
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8
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12%
35
3
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111
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105 Vb
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39,200
35%
19
5% May 29
104%
103%
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33%
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18% Oct
82
105
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19%
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77% Jan
15
104%
18%
38%
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40
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7
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106% May 17
36% Apr
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13
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49% Mar 12
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96
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8
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6169
195
(2833)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range tor Previous
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24% Jan
Lowest
37% Jun
4
3
40% May 31
7% Jan
3
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26
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4
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10
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21
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69
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3
52 Va Dec
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12 Va Jail
4
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19
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291/2 Jan-
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29
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20
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26
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16
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26
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70
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63
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19
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19
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20
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3
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4
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Mar 27
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,
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12
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44%
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:
27
42% Jan
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3
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114
24'/a May 29
8
15
42 Va Sep
-
101 Va Jun
Mar
Chemical
Dow
900
387/a
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14
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41
Jun
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61
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6%
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44%
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200
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28%
14,400
10%
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47
10%
4,500
2,500
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(Walt)
217/8 Jan
May 29
22% Mar 29
7
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.
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,
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44%
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15
24% Nov
Jan
28
13 Va May
29
26% Dec
15
36V4 May 29
4
28 Va Nov
18% Jan
Jun
Steel
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23% Mar 26
47% Nov
17% July 24
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29
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6,700
6,200
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14
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94
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15
29
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7
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6,000
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21%
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14 '•
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ro
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23
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21
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10
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94
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100
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4
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115
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2,700
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42 Va'
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2
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1
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14
15
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21V8 Jun
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20
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16
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39
27
1
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Feb
84
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421/4 May 29
•
20% Jan: 19
59'/a Nov
II
5
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43
;
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3%% preferred series A
34% May 28
4
41% Jan
3
16
Jan
-83
62% May 23
Aug 18
Jan
80% Jan
Nov* 15
85
41%
42%.
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1
Dan River Mills IucJ___
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18% Mar 12
.
80%
■
45"
41%
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A...i.......
:
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79
80% Oct: 23
81
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common.
Cutler-Hammer
.
Mar 13
151/4 Feb
May 29
May 28
20% May 29
14
•
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<
45
10
7
31% Nov
15
861/2 Jan
8
15% Mar 27
3
Jun
22
35Va Jun
27
Nov
89
88 Va
No par-
preferred—
Curtiss-Wright
34%-Feb 26
-
24 Va
23 Vi-,
26%,
27 Va
85
Inc._2.50.
Publishing common.
prior preferred—
»
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.
14%
10%
51/4
50
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;
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5
:
29
30%
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15
31% May 29
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26%
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94
:
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51 %
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r
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16%
50 Va
-
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the Week
June 1A*
22 'A
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125
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Friday
1
27%
.
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32
,
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89
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91
94 "i
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preferred-—
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19
33% Jan
r
;
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f"
51%- 51%
'
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14% Jun
Mar 16/
May 4
22
4
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.
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19
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47
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,
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.
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6
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,
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-
v
31 Vi Mar 29
107% Feb
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15
11% May.29
44 Va
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CTucible Steel CO of-' America—12.50
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.
47%
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.
45'
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217e Mar 29
14
Cork
21
15'A '
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2
97
,
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11%
20%
21%
PRICES
Thursday
27%
14%
.21%
100
22%
10% :
32
25
common—_
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*
,
SALE
'
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27%
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23
59% Jan
.
2.
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-
22%.
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32%
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28
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Petroleum. Corp: com
2
47% Jan
38% May 23
41'/a Jun
95% Jun ; 12
;
129% Jan
•'
12
,
Crane
26
Mar. 13,
42Va Mar 19
i
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,
22 Va
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32 V0
1947—10(r..:.
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12
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of
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common,
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1
19% Feb
..
4
Dec
67
.
a
.: 17 Va Jan
48% Dec
Jun
41
20
'Cosden. Petroleum
2
82% May
WoHss
28%
7 '
50c"'
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'
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5
-
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683/4 Jan
2iya Jun 15
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,
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45 ya Nov
'
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17
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28 %
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22 Va
AND
Wednesday
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23
5
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23
.
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June li-
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1
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8
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:
Steel
Products
.Corning
27.
24% Jan
f
22 % May 29
,
'
39% Feb
Jun
76% Jan
13;
Corn
96, 1.; Apr 12-
13% Jun^ 5
50% Mar: 10
,
Feb
90
Corp
Monday
,
5 ~
& Rubber
Cbpperweld
1943A .Mar 19
r;
5
5
47
24"
29% Apr
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4% May 29
24% Apr- n.
11 !
42% Jan
Nov
6
21.
43% Mar
Tire
■
Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range Co.—
60 ye.Mar 28
19% Jun., 14
16
Jun 14
■
70% Aug 31
78
r
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;
Jan
88
22% May li:.
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115
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-
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194% Apt
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88
May 29
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42'A May" 31
63% Nov 28"
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9 %
15
Controls
9
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
-
34 y2 Feb
25% May 29
,
*
*
45% May
Highest
20'/a May 29
6
30% Jan
27'/« Jan
STOCKS
.
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
«
Highest
Lowest
v
.
*
19
19
E
27
Feb.
6
Eagle-Plcher
L3:
21% Oct
24
32% May 15
17
14
27%; Jan
23
Eastern
29 Va Jan
3
54% Dec
55% Feb
16
Eastern
81 % Jan
3
89% May 24
31% May 29
83% May 29
11% May 29
Feb
27
4%%
21 Va Jan
4
Eastern
16% Jan
25% May 17
3
97 Va Sep
25
Jan
96
30% Jan
59 Va Jan
119% Apr
Feb
Feb
93
Jun
$3.60
Kodak
6
30
May 28
23
40% Mar 23
Egton
preferred
Manufacturing
55
Jun
88% Jan
Edison
Bros
Apr
97% Mar
100 Va Apr
7
15
93
3
24
89
Jan
29% Dec
.2-
6
22
May 29
2
95
Feb
20
,97% Jun
6
8
;35Va Apr
4 'A %
,28% Mar 16
Oct
6
95
26% Jan
18
May 31
12
36% Apr
21
.4
67% Apr
12
47
May 31
63% Mar
6
24
Jun
33% Jan
4% Oct
24
34% .Sep
7% Apr
Dec
11
65% Mar 22
11% Sep
29
16% May 15
24% Oct
19
30% Jan
4
11
8% Jun
19
24
Co
Electric
&
12
16
Jan
5
26% Jan
26
Feb
Elgin
EL*
13
National
Paso
Emerson
Electric
32,000
23,000
se : *
87
87 '• :
86%
86%
86V4
86 V*
14%
12 Va
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
11,800
91%
94
88V4
92'A
87
94%
111,300
99%
99%
99%:
99 Va
98%
32
32 Va
31'
32%
31 Va
32%
30%
32%
64%
65
631/4
63'A
61
63
56%
59 y4
92
92
24%
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'
30
'
1
♦99-Va
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25%
-
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30
24%'
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28%
1
100
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90%
25 Va
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92%
24
99%
30
90%
99%
28%
28%
27%
28"%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48
25 V8
24%
25%
24%
25
24
-
4%
4%
4%
4%
44%
43%
43%
42%
43%
^
10
5
5Va
4%
44%
43%
.
5
5
9%
8%
9%
3
.*.
20%
21 Va
20 Va
20%
20
27
27%
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27 %
26'
1
5
Co
10
9
8%
9,800
24 %
26 >A
24
25%
33,400
8^4
22,500
& Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
9%
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10
39
40%
39
40
38
39 Va
2
Endicott Johnson
25
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16
56
63 % Jan
5
57.
57 Va
Dec
18 Va
July 24
37% Jan
3% Dec
79% Mar 16
22
33% May
48% Nov
26
8
18% May 29
26% Feb
1
17
34 Va May 29
2 Va May 29
47% Jan
26
4V2 Jan
3
21 Va Jan
9
6% Mar 22
29
18% Dec
15
32%. Jan
19
13
Jun
7
53% Sep
29
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
23% Apr
20
12% May 29
*
15% July 28
Oct
11
9
16% Apr 27
30
22 Va Jan
3
45% Apr
4
45% Dec
5
1141% Dec
13
20
Sep
Jan
3
H62V4Dec
29
21
6
Dec
11
24
,
12
Jun
3
4
4
„'
88V4 Oet 27
137/a May
Jan
6
25% Jun
30
363/a Oct
11-.
43
Jan
35
Jan
4
25% Dec
29
25% Dec
21
5% Jan
9
For
8
45% May 17
-
31% Dec
1
30% Nov
1
11% May
19
19'A
4,000
38%
38*%
40
'A
4,600
2%
14,800
2%
100
13%
i
50
♦59%
1
14%,
2%
3
13%
13 V*
2%
2%
13 Va
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15%,.
xl4 Va
15 ;
61
14'%
Va
9 Va
22
20 V8
21%
20%
38%
39%
38%
39%
1
31%
32%
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31'A
30
31
*14
15
Factor
*
70Va Mar 21
'
2
'
52% Feb
21,
:
17
May 29
I
20
May 28
29
16
May 29
28
'
39 V2 Mar
Mar 29
•'« Fairmont
.
:
-
;
Jan
2
10V4Marl3.:
& Co class A
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par .
*14V4
16
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
5%
51/4
$1.60 convertible preferred
40-- ----20lA
Fhirchild Camera «fcInstrum't Corpr % - ~
35%
37VS
J FMrchild Stratos Corp
13f,/
8 /
(Max)
Foods CO
1 :
50e
common
5% Junior preferied
Falstaff Brewing Cbrp:
Family Finance. Corp
Fanisteel'Metallurgical
Fawick Corp i_——
50
-1T -
.
-
-
'
9%
,
/
3
'
.
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-
•
!
2
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3I3/4
'
6%-'
51
32 Va
' '
32%
17%'
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177/8'
<
t
7%';''*
*
28 Va
30%
28%
33%
29,200
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14%
12
13%
"
31 Va
'
6%
23%
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23%'- '
30%
1.6%j
17%
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7Va'*
-
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n
22%
17
5
-
5%
18%
18%!
33%
32Va
36
6
300
68,600
19%
31
>
'
2,000
93,100
5%
6Va
27,800
22%
23%
22%
23 »%
5.300
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51%
*50%
51 Va
30%
30%
30%
31
4,500
21%-
23
21%
22%
6.700
16%
16%
6.600
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3.300
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■'
31
"
22
4%
5
19
51%
51
*
4%
33%
6
7V2
13,600
15,000
34%
23.-.
22%
•
9,600
20%
39>A
20
5
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*.
9%
19%
37%
19%
'
9
11,500
20%
19V4
23
9%
9%
150
14%
38%
'
6V2
14
14%
37%
i9Va
24 V*
61
14%
43^
6Va
13
,
2%
350
61
9%
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5%
23 V4
24 V2
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■
•'«*'
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6%
24
5
9
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13%
21%
40%
;
2%
13%
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9%
Co
9%
2%
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13
59 Va
14 Va
61
56
2%
13
*
61
40
11% peb
25.
19
38'/4
21%
28
see page
18%
38 Va
3
23VaMarl2
14
14
19%
38»A
5
32% Jan
6% Jun
19*
40 Va
1
"
-
20 Va
Inc
•*
56
39
Corp
"'
56
20
Ex-Cell-0
/
3,200
57
41%
Eversharp
14
3,700
15%
21
Evans
8% Feb
30%
40%
57 Va
9
5'/aMay29
50'A Jan
,
.
8
footnotes,
Jun
Eurofund Inc
46 Va Mar 14
21% Feb
7
15
May 29
'
14%
20%
;
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
38'
15%
1
-
.
9
Mar
39'
-
58
2
14
\
8.50
preferred series A
&
3
19 Va May 29
1
10
5%
*57
8'
9
8%
38
15
49 y8 Apr
I8V2 Jun 15
31
52 Va Nov 28
*
.
8 Va
9'
'
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com.No par
Erie
8%
36% Jan
May 29
4
14% Apr
28% Apr
3
*57
100
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable; Gas Col..
May 17
20l/aJan
May 29
34% Apr
45
15
7Va Jan
61
18
May 29
37% May 28
18
Jan
35
4%
3,200
26%
49 Va Mar 30
59
44%
43
125,300
23% Jan
14
38,000
9%
7% May 29
Jun
1,600
5
203/a
36
May 29
14% Jun 15
9'A
4%
22,800
8%
5
,
2,300
24%
19%
12
9%
27%
49
20%
10
,
27%
-.
Dec
Corp common
70
11,800
20
35% Jan
Emerson :Radio
3,000
92%
24%
20%
:
8%
15,900
99%
*48
25%
49
15% Mar 16
*98
48 Va
10
16% Jun
99 Va
49.:
15
3
24 y8
26
20 Vi Dec
Va Jan
*90%
25%.
44%
280
32
56 Va
24%
*98
280
101
31
48%
32% Jan
11
►100
90%
24%
24 Va
<
100
5
10s
Gas
Mfg
18%
37
96 V*
shrs
Battery
Watch Co
Natural
17
34%-
5
.
Mus .Ind Amer
Electric Storage
4,900
18%
36 y4
13
.1
of Amer
2
1'9%
J
34'A
92 Va
100
•
Share
19%
17
37 V4
98
common_i__2.50
Bond
&
19%
19%
18%
35%
14%
.100
Co
19%
18 V4
14
l
Electric
16
42
:
19%
.
19 Vi
95%
common-Il
preferred!—
86-
20 »
36 Va¬
I50
•
Co....
Inc
preferred
Prqducts
4%%
5
6 % Jan
15
Stores
30
56 Vb Feb
May 29
Jun
86%
18%
35'%
_lo
Corp—.2.50
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
14
% May 29
42 Va Jun
19
15
gkco
86 Va
19%
19%:
37%
commons
15
1
19%
36%
—.100
Steel
Co
28
19
«
Stainless
19%
i
Assn
preferred
Dec
44% Jan
46
5
coml.10
Inc
Fuel
Jan
1130 V* Dec
20 Va Jan
prior
Eastman
115% Mar 15
15
&
.
89
1
22
83
87
10
92
Gas
98
99
3
10
26% Dec
Jun
Lines
40% Dec
11
r
12'
Co
Air
'
*
7%1"'
16
;
6%
-
17
.
7 Va
6%
100-
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2834)
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
17 Vi Jan
Jan
3
5
Fedders
10
rFederal
Mogul Bower Bearings—
8% Jun
15
14 % Feb
rFederal
Pacific Electric
17'A Jun
39% Nov
22% Feb
7
May 29
44% Feb
7
17
3
42% Oct
13
21
Aug 30
34% Feb
1
23% July 27
23'A Jan
12
59 % Nov
22
40% Jun
15
10% Nov
18'A Jan
20
IO'/b May 29
55% Dec
4
33 % Jan
2
34
2
34% Mar 21
-
15 Va Mar 16
23 y8 Jun
12
23% Oct
35% Apr
Dec
5
9
4
69
49 % Jan
4
53% Feb
14
v
59
Jun
6
31% Feb 15
24%
May 29
M!ar 14
35% Mar 15
22% May 29
51% NOV 20
28% Jan
2
13% Mar 14
15
'14
164% Nov 24
33% Jan
126
Jun
18% Jun
32
/
11
24
May 10
24
54% Jan
t
Corp
22 V2 Nov
2 V
34% May 22
82
Nov
28
.,86% Mar
95
Dec
29
114
41% Jan
4
4
8
May 19
51% May 19
24
Jan
8
July 14
36 % Jan
10
50
58 % Jan
17
86% Nov
16% Jan
May 19
3
17
Dec
5
Jan
13
31'A Jan
3
48
Jan
11
85
'■
5%%
Co com
3
'
pfd series A
23
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
preferred ;
_25
Federated
Dept Stores
1.25
Fenestra
Ferro
Inc
12
Paper
14 y8 Jan
27
19
Jan
24
Feb
,
12 'A Jan
26% Mar 16
82% May 29
87
15
104
39% Jun
5
46
Jun
12
90
4
Jun
-113% Jun
58
Mar
First
Inc
Federation
Tire
—
Co
5
common
8
Florida
Power
1
Fluor
87% Mar 12
Mar 13
360
40% Jan
Jun
2
15
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
11
89
Jan
93
22
20 % Mar 29
May 29
77% May 29
116% Jan
4
Jun
44
6
$4
$4.50
$2.25
F
Corp
divid
$4.20
pfd
convertible
4%
Ford
Motor
28% May 29
42 % Apr
11
19% Jan
3
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
-27% Feb
15
17% May 29
Jan
84
Fram
Corp
Sulphur
-Fruehauf
10
Co
Trailer
:—1
common
Feb
21
2
14% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
32 % Nov
16
24
Jun
14
32 Va Feb
16
92 % Jan
10
94% Jan
8
20% Sep
25
29% Jan
24
2
24
Mar 27
8
52% May 29
5% May 29
70% Jun
'
May
General
$0.60
General
7
,100
86
Feb
6
8'A Apr 23
Apr 18
Investors
com
$4.50 preferred
Oil
Amer
General Amer
Texas
of
Transportation
General Baking
$8
Co
2
General
20% Jan
9
General
Bronze
General
Cable
34% Jun
15
8
May 29
42% Mar 15
84
May 22
46% Mar 20
6% Apr
19
4%
.
Corp
Corp
5
Cigar
General
Finance
Contract
Corp
2
Controls Co
5
Dynamics
60 y2
May
2
80% Dec
1
60
May 29
78% Mar 12
General
1
5
Nov
2
36
May 29
66% Jun
15
11% May 29
21% May 29
108
Jun
1
General
Finance
Jan
General
Foods
30
Jan
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
53% Mar
5
33% Jan
115
5%
May
Jan
6
110 y2 Dec
12
79% Jan
10
86 y2 Nov
29
4
104
57% Jan
When
106% May 29
82% Jan
5
30% Jun
14
20% Jun
13
115
Apr
87% Apr
27
$5
26
Preferred
.
.
I
25,400
34%
33 Va
55 4
4
35%*
30 '
55
28,100
14
'
84
*g2
95 v'
260
40
:
1
V."-.
.■
91%
4
1
20,300
"
84 v
40
4 '
4
6,100
17%
;
90
41
'
3,300
14%
17
"
38,600
100
4%
34%
313/4
323/4
19,300
563/4
543/8
56
54%
55%
53,200
14%
15
I
I
3,500
32%
•
.
14%
13%
62 3/4
13%
'
143/8
23,500
64
61
325
*250
325
1
-
243A % 25
24
25
24
24%
92
92
93
93
15%
153/4
*92
:
93%
12%
.11%
%
61 %
623/4
15Va'
*12 %
15 3/4-
-
*12
*250
;
63%
24,500
* 325
,-15
15%
13
12%
12%
400
11%
113A
11%
3,400
11%
vT'
I
28,300
11%
13%
I
_
13,900
80
11%
11 3/8
11%
8,600
84%
80 '/a
82
79
811/4
78%
813/4
1
127,000
42%
40 3/s
411/4
393/8
40%
393/8
403/4
32,600
83/4
9%
8%
9
30 %
28Va
29
27%
28 Va
37
34
343/8
33%
■343/a
32
33%
.-32
33%
305/8
32%
31
32
»■
9%
'
133/4.
14
13%
14
22%
22%
22%
223A
29
30
27%
293/8
22%
20%
81
81
/
213/4
22%
*80
81
8%
"
9%
"27%
:13%
>
24,400
•
»
28'A
"
'
5,800
8,300
6,700
14
2,700
V
22
22%
13,700
263A
29
17,000
21%
20 Va
21%
81,100
81
80
81
17
17%
16%.
173/s
*
260
3
*20
>
18%
17%
18%
39 Va
35Va
36%
34%
36%
34%
37%
42
41
42%
40
40%
39%
40
43%
43
43%
41%
42%
41%
423A
3
3%
2%
3%
7,900
,
3
3
21
*19%:
18%
19
18%
19
11%
11%
11
11
25%
24%
25
*96%
97
97
19
18%
18
3A
3,200
}
11% ;,U%
24
24 %
600
I
5,500
i
^27,600
1
35%
33
34%
325/a
35 %
58%
55
56%
543A
553/4
6Va
*76%
8%
6%
/ 6
.73'/a
78
8%
*13%
83
8%
13%
35%
♦80 "
6 Va
75%'
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14
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14
37
83
■'
r
97
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13%
35
*80
35%
83
6%
6 %
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'
8 Va
"■
...
J'
6
1
:
34%
9%
9%
9%
93/a
9%
22%
23%
213/4
22%
213/e
23%
x61 Va
64 Va
61
62%
603A
62%
60
'
-
:
5%
53/8
5%
5% '
37%
37%
37%
37
69%
70%
67%
•
24%
14 V8
253/4 110
13%
243/a
110%
13%
24%
:
-
.
.
2,700
9,400
."
93/a
j
11,300
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|
15,000
1
-
♦
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82,100
J
J
I
623/4
107,900
]
36%
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66'A
68%
1,300
58,200
•
■
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12%
14%
13
243/a
•
8,000
14%
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110%
520
"f
24,500
.
.
:
_
50
50%
49%
50 !'. '
48
50 Va
49%
49%
47%
49%
49%
21,900
110%
1093/4
110%
|
:> 268,200
49%
48
47%
49%
50%
110
847/a
..
...
507/a
50%
.
j
28,400
24%
110%
24%
Ill
*109%
111
v
29%
9
.
693A
109%
7,200
'
5%
/
37 Va
71%
13%
15%
25"Va
200
•
'
69 %
109 %'•
6,700
'
28%
29
37%
-
73"%
'-
34%
83
21
■
v
I
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12,100
13%
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83
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5%
28%
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8%
13%
10%
5%
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'
6%
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8
30%
29%
f
553/4.
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35%
34%
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54 3A
31%
5%
30%
•
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>
13%
13
97
34
8%
73
70%
800
'
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25
56%
;
j
19
33%
,
I
I
3,100
183A
18'A
185/b
.
28,400
11%
24
20%
18,600
20%
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*96%
-,
1
12,200
3%
.
•
50%
V
No par
■43%
-
6%
76%.;,.
8%
38
25 %
1%
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42
65%
109
common—_1%
series
18
23.%.;-24
14%
3
preferred
;
37%
71%
,
..
100/
$3.75
•
11%
(35 V4
■
,
64%
_No par
Motors Corp
distributed
General
50% Jun
9%
*
...
1
Corp
Corp
preferred
45% May 29
14
Co
96
47% Jun
58
3
Electric
Corp
59
36%
*81/
30 %
5%
.,
1
General
40% Jan
66 '
-
14%
*39
11%
21%
•"
97%
,14
.
100
Inc
Co
General
5
•59%
17 %
*82%
.»
4%
*250
30
38%
6%
76%
8%
.
-
Nopai
com
1st preferred
General
1
May 31
Dec 13
55'A
24%
35
.
1.25
9
38% Sep
9,900
35 y4
12%
29%
26
.
58 %
5
No par
2.... A
Bancshares Corp
14
.
common-.!^—5
Co
preferred
11% Jan
Jun
*96"%
50
36% Feb
113
I
3,700
55%
33%
14%
23
18%
^
1
pref
90
13
25%
Corp—.
American
General
"44% M&y 11
.<•
1
preferred
voting
conv
14
Jun
28 %
*
No par
convertible
Acceptance
4%%
10
1 V-
'
16% Jan
24
13,300
10,200
343/4
12
v
43 %
3%
20%
19
12
Industries Inc common.l
4% May 29
8% May 29
24% Oct
'
•*90
13%
*80
43
3Va
*<. 20%
19
*11 %
2
Corp
Wood
15
8
79% Jan
102
Garrett
Gar
20% May 29
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
'•
32
14%
41
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353A
17%
94
*39
41
I
'
' ?'
20
'
/
♦82% /.84%
93
63
34%'
54
173/4
32
14
22%
39%
31
58
5,100
34%
•
'18%
29
42%
22% Mar 21
107% Nov 15
55% Apr 21
32%
,
c
34%
80
42 %
45% Jan
19
12,000
x9
22%
;
18%
3
10
*
293/4
•
.
r
14%
17Va
16 %
82
41
30%
38'A
19
68% Jan
26,400
11%
'
14 V4
23%.
5
Oct
37'A Jan
195/8»
59%
'
553/8
14%
18 Va
12
11%
34%
5
Inc
Co
12% Oct
17
42%
;/
25
5% Feb
54'/a
15
"
1
Skogmo
26% Jan
27
24
40 3/4
"
36%"
13%
,
30 %
*79
100
Co
27% Jan
Mar
335%
19%
62%
xl5%
/
38
33 %
14 V4
22%
30%
22%.,
_1
Co
preferred
Gardner-Denver
4% Mar 19
30%
37
33%c
Gamble
14
83
32
...
59%
15%
64"%
9%
..
1
Inc
4%
2
29
44% Feb
"
20
35%-
*250
325
x243A
25%
*91%
93%
12 Va
12%
85%
43 V4
50c
Gabriel
18'A Jun
50% Nov
24
Vll%
413/4
*• U13/8-
11
.-293/4 /31%.
4%
35%
-'.59%
13%
12
12%
84%
42 %
9%
:__10
Corp
Friden
*12%
2
Inc
~
11
May 31
18
41%
34% •
56%
13%
,.-63%
17 %
16
1
Corp
Franklin Stores
Jan
11
31
800
'
.19%..*
36%
33%
4
35 Va
57'A
93%
*92%
5
46% May 22
25% Apr
2
22
17 Vi May
77'A July 26
'
'
63%
31%
55%
14"%
18
*39
26
2
—
Co
Freeport
4
1
27% Apr
113/a
33%
..
20%
"
1,000
'
4
84%
< *94 ■?" 96
:
10
preferred
Dairies
Foxboro
29
34% Jan
24
*23%
42%
11
*82%
325
25 Va
;
2.50
Foremost
14% Dec
30
.
41,;
16/a
1
Co
Foster-Wheeler
26% Dec
Oct
- >
4%
>36
6°5%
17 Va
65V2
65
issued
When
1
6
15
97
*250
Co
8
4
3
/
.
♦
'51—15
of
:
Mineral
Foote
4
56
series
Food Mart Inc
Feb
58
Jan-19
36
36
.'
18 %
*95
*40
*4%
35
59 %
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
67
36% May 28
2% May 29
13% Nov 22
22% Feb 27
,
59
37%
34%
56%
15%
84%
100
preferred
Food Fair Stores Inc common—i
45% Feb
9
140
34
67%
/
*82%
2.50
10
common
convertible
3%%
14% Jan
51
•\ao% M^r
,
Co___Nc par
Ltd
Corp
C
M
& Light
14
Jun
10% Jan
4
;• '
42
11%
20% ....19%
32%
56Va
15
18 Vs
preferred
15
8y4 May 29
27% Jun
32
17% Jan
19
11
36%
.
36%
-
1
Inc
Moore
&
Flintkote
3
24% Jan
26
64
•*-»',>■
No par
Rubber—
&
Charter
Jan
5% May 12
29 % July
6
Oct
34%
'
.
15
Florida
56% Mar 17
77a Jan
34%
10,000
17%
25%
Florida
3
5% Dec
'.;i7%
,
15
5
25
75
24
34%' v
-
12,100
'
4
14% Jan
7
*23%.:
18
34%
•'
:
•
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17%'
.
24%
30 % Mar
13
May 29
31% Jan
*>'94% Nov 15
35
35
1*
15 %
13
38% May 29
f«!88%Dec
'
25%
Mar 16
3% Jan
May 26
10,800
15
8
40% Sep
75
18
18
8%
243/b
Feb
Mar 13
July 28
; 83A
8 % "
153/a
82% Feb
78% May 29
98
8%
'
'
8%
8%
26%
No par
conv
A 2nd- preferred__100
conv B 2nd pfd
No par
East Coast Railway Co—25
Power Corp
2.50
47
303% Apr 13
21% May 29
19
8
17
33%
15%:
6% Feb
31% May 29
51 % May 29
13
May 29
21% May 29
26% May 28
57
16aA
31%
241/4
Fischbach
1
,41% Nov 27
1
17%
32
16%
8
3
19% May
3
27
46% Mar
16%
31%
25%
G
22 % Jan
17%
33
■
15%
2
Apr
86
17%
31%
25
20% May
31% Aug 23
Nov
2
13
Shares
-
4
16"%
72% Jan
15
67% Oct
-
3
73
18
18%
the Week
June 15
26*./
May 29
35% Jun
26
50 % Nov
19
35% Nov 28
5
Dec
27
21
Apr
Fridayr.
June 14
16%
Jun
3
43% Oct
26% Aug 14
Sales for
Thursday
•'
25%
__1
-.1
Corp
51% May 29
8
15% Nov
9
26
PRICES
-
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc____10
17
-
14% Jan
87
July 31
31% Jan
*
11%
11
Financial Corp_No par
First National
Stores
No par
39 y4 May 29
61 % Dec
SALE
.
Filtrol
Financial
21% Jan
5
~
_1
36%
Products—No par?. 20 .
Corp
-.Fiberboaru
/Firestone
May 29
117% Dec
18
.
_10
„
2
11% May 29
5
,
2nd
conv
22
Jan
11
May
"
34 *
8%
"
*
:1
50'A Jan
29% Mar 22
5
HIGH
June 13
4
48% Mar 21
142
12
16% Nov 30
18
63% Jan
1
33% July 26
27
12
17% Oct
May 31
89% Jun
24% Aug 25
13% Jan
12% Jan
5
93% Nov
382
250
15
34% May
4
5 9'/a Jan
AND
•Wednesday.
33%- 34
*, 8% .
9 *'
18%
18%
35% >.35%
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24 •;
42%
44%
.
34"%
9 r,
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18%
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35% J 35%
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24 V
44%
44% '
5
12
4
' 18%
18
—1
33% May 29
29 y2 May 29
24
75% Dec
»
NOV
June 12
*
*
42% July 26
26% Aug
2
14
24% Jan
Tuesday
June 11
"
4
42% Mar 15
23% Feb
Monday
.
.
Par
13
15% May 29
5,
Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
19% May 10
'
29
19
NEW
1
Highest
31% Jun
25 y8 May 16
3
12% Dec
27
LOW
-
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
110
*84%
84%,
110%
85
*84%
,■
49%
.
]
1095/s
109%
109%
110 %
4,200
843/4..
84%
84%
84%
84 %
800
1
31%
1,100
fl
General Outdoor Advertising—
32%
32%
30 %
31
30%
31
31
42% Dec
42% Feb
42% Feb
28% Oct
10
30% Mar
General
Portland Cement Co—
1
21%
22 %
21%
22%
20%
213/4
20%
21%
20%
213A
14,100
Oct
27
78
Jun
7
29
May 29
59
General
Precision
1
32%
33%
32%
33%
31%
32%
293A
32%
29%
31
25,900
37% Jan
23
52
Jun
7
40
May 24
44% Feb
No par
5% Jan
3
Aug 11
4
May 29
7% Jan
*38
5%
40
5%
26% Jan
53
26% Jan
■
8
5
Dec
6
54% Apr
14
38
3
25% May 28
27
Jun
5
25% May 19
11% Jun
14
5
28% Jun
15
Jan
12
19% Oct
25
25% Jan
6
41% Dec
25% Jan
3
27 y2 May 11
26
24% Jun
27
26 %
25% Jan
Nov
1
13% Jun
22
29
-
-
Jan
$1.60
22
preferred
conv
General
37% Mar 22
44% Jan
Equipt Corp
5
% Mar 28
Public
General
Public Utilities Corp
Service
15-
.33%
10c
/
*38
5%
40
31%
*38
40
*38
*37
40
5%
5%
5%
53/8
5
5'A
40,700
I
I
29%
30%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28 3/8
283A
28
28%
28,000
29%
30%
28 3/»
29%
28 Va
283A
27
28
10,100
12
10
12 %
11%
12 Va
11%
11%
11 3/8
U3A
11%
113/4
17,000
24
92%
100
July 14
32 y2 Apr
3
20% Mar 20
Jan~25
101% Dec
7
107
Nov
22
Sep
19
30% Jan
3
41% Dec 29
53% Jan
4
75'A May 24
70'/a Nov 17
42
July 25
14% Jan
3
21
May 19
Nov
2
21
Mar
17
6
41
28
5
27
18% May 29
7% May 29
29
17% May 28
97% May 31
Mar 14
Mar
Mar 22
6,700
57% Dec 18
12
24% Oct
16 y2 Jan
31% Aug
4
23% May 11
13
3
'17% May 16
12% Oct
Nov
47
35% Jan
14 % Sep
11'A Jan
28
13
1% Jan
3
5iy2 Jan
79
33% Jan
47% NOV 15
27
55% Dec
Jan
May
Nov
8
21
5
32%
32%
X31%
32
30%
30%
29%
30%
28%
29%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
27
*263/4
27
263/4
27
26%
26%
*26 Va
26%
♦26%
26
$1.30
preferred
$1.25
preferred
20
General
Time
30% Apr
4
23
General
Tire
102 % Feb
13
42% Feb
19
58 Vi Jan
3
40% May 29
62% Jan
2
Gerber
12% May 29
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
21
Giant
Portland
12
May 29
26% May 29
26% Jun 14
19
Feb
53
31
May 29
55
May 29
May 29
17
16% May
8
5 % %
preference
39% Jun
5
146
3
13
20
Jan
90
Aug
1
3
36% Dec 21
3
Mar 22
2
May 19
96% May 24
Jan
40
79
85
Sep 20
Dec
44
16
12
Dec
47% Nov
3
35 Vi Jan
2
27% Oct
3
32% Jan
Aug
15%
Xl4%
15V4
14%
15
30%
30%
29'A
303/4
30%
31
29
30
35%
82,700
23,300
1
32% Mar 21
Ginn
__1
22%
23
22
22%
21%
21%
21%
19%
21
6,600
1
17%
18 Va
18
I8V4
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
,,<12,600
j
45,200
J
8,900
1
19
Jan
3
&
Co
Gladding McBean & Co
5
.
;
50%
44% Jan
2
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
34
54% Feb
9
Gould-National
15% Feb
2
Alden
Corp
Grace
Granby
10 % May 29
15% Apr
11
29% Jan
2
7% May 29
25% Jan
81% Mar 19
Co
5
Graniteville
(W
Stores
24% Feb
15
62% Feb
Great Northern
Paper
47% Feb
Great Northern
Ry
18
15
42% Jan
Great
Western
30
May 29
140% Mar 7
35% Feb
28
144% Jan
29
36% Jan
2
15
Green
Shoe
30
May 29
21
4
3
34
32
33
32
37
35%
36
333A
35
28
28%
253/a
28 Va
25%
28%
*15 Va
*15%
15
19 Va
16
19%
30%
106
13
105
49% Mar 29
23
104% Jan
25.
Jan
10
10
May 29
16,500
13 Va
13%
13
13%
13
13%
12%
13%
12 3A
13 %
20 %
21%
20%
20%
20%
22
203/a
21%
20%
21
78%
78%
78%
*78%
80
*78%
80
78%
78%
90
9%
9%
9
9%
83A
45%
44
44%
433A
9
8%
8%
9%
21.900
1
43%
44%
43
433A
45,300
19%
18%
19%
7,900
8 3A
19'A
19 %
19%
19%
193/a
19%
19%
43%
43%
41%
43
40
42
39
40
35%
38 3A
4,000
38 Va
38%
38
38%
373/4
38 3/8
36%
38
♦36%
37%
28,000
20
20%
19%
20%
18%
193/4
18%
19%
19
65,800
32
3,000
I
31
*142
31%
143
30%
*141%
*25
30%
143
30
141%
44%
30%
30 %
141%
*140 Va
18
30%
303A
32%
31%
333A
16,400
23
22%
223,4
7,700
*73%
74%
300
I
34%
35%
85,500
31
32%
23,100
1
9
94
10
9
34%
23%
76%
33%
341/4
32%
33%
31%
23%
23%
23%
223A
75%
75%
74
74%
36%
36%
35%
36%
343A
353/8
345/8
35%
33%
34
*93
94
*94
95%
*95 %
96%
*105
107%
*106% 108%
25'A
26
34%
343A
33%
34
31%
33%
com_No par
$4.20 dividend
$4.40 dividend
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend
dividend
$5.08 dividend preferred
Mfg
Co
:
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
" *
93
*94
97%
93
*74
1
I
9
53
33%
23%
*75V4
No par
8.33V3
I
94
53
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
preferred
190
3,900
94
53
Oil
21,100
24%
94
53%
94
23%
I
25
24%
25
*94
25%
25
1
I
25%
54%
95 %
25
70
25
Va
94
26%.
25%
2,800
243A
25
25
3
3
1413A
140 %
142
54
$5
8,100
15,500
No par
25
45
93%
Gustin-Bacon
1
1
1
No par
Prop
Co
Co
Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co
;
1
1
1
I
1
preference
94% May 11
Mar 12
20,400
28%
*77%
Financial
97
41
183A
28
24%
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
28
17%
29 Va
14%
54%
$5
Jun
18%
28
15%
26
Gulf
101
18
29%
15%
95%
2
7
193/4
29
15%
54%
19
12
Mar
2,600
18%
30
54V4
44% Apr
43% Apr
97% Jun 12
106% Apr 30
108 % Mar 14
143/4
19%
54V4
78% Feb
2
143/a
19
50
13
24
Ore
Manufacturing Co
conv
5,300
75,400
29
100
4%%
74
Jan
I
33
35%
30%
1
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred
33% May 29
Jan
57,400
32 3A
34%
25%
13
90
1
1
25 Va
25 %
*94
13
95
4,900
25,100
10%
38%
Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7% preferred
100
11
Jun
j
1%
48%
10%
1%
28%
18% May 29
May 29
1,400
1%
47%
10%
37
29%
1
49
100
35% May 29
Feb
'
33
35% Jun
95
1%
473/4
9%
393/4
5,200
2.50
common
Great
57% Apr
43% Feb
10%
1%
50%
8%
38%
39%
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
30
103/a
1%
?
30 %
60% Jan
8
10%
48%
9 %
393/8
34%
5
Iron
1%
53
83/4
39
30 Va
6.25
Co
Grayson-Robinson
10%
1%
9%
393/8
38 %
5
Co
10%
9%
39
5
Ltd
Co
preferred
Nor
1%
9%
39%
4
No par
Inc
Steel
T)
10%
9%
38%-
,
1
Batteries
Co
City
10
39%
10%
5
& Co
Mining
3%%
10
39
—10
(W R)
Grant
1
Co
Brewing
37% May 11
18% May 29
76% Jan
2
14
8,200
373/4
53
Jun
5,000
29%
28 %
33 Va
1 %
Jan
15
26%
36 Va
52 Va
93
14%
28%
28%
37
1
22% May 29
21% May 29
15%
30 %
353/8
10
Jun
145/b
28 Va
x26 %
33%
Inc
May 29
39,500
36 %
V
Co
10
1
1
8,900
■i
36%
27% Jan
see page
Co
Corp of Calif_l
Cards Inc
5
(B F)
15
footnotes,
Cement
Goodrich
94% Jun
For
13%
Goebel
93% Apr
104% Dec
Dec
43
13
Globe-Wernicke
4
9
41
13%
1
4
12
43
13 Va
4
Oct
Jan
41%
14
4
91
33% Jan
433A
13%
Jan
86% Jan
±02
42%
14%
35%
15
7
45
14
36%
213A
22% Jun
88% Apr 27
44
14%
72 % Jan
53
29% Apr IB
18% Jan
3
45%
14%
15 %
31%
30%
34
"3
Jan
44%
36%
80
28% Jan
48,400
36%
39% Apr
25% Feb
11,200
35%
36%
4
139
35
33%
35
18
20
34
343/4
47
42 %
200
34 Va
33
37
75% Jan
44% Dec
101
34
35%
36%
25% Jan
23
*100
34S/8
333/4
36
Granite
Mar 22
101
34%
36 Va
5
Grand Union
69
xlOO
34%
35%
1
2
51% Feb
102
34%
38 %
Co
2
3
101
34%
37
Brothers
29
48% Jan
102
213/8
Gimbel
20 Vi Jan
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
*101
20%
Gillette
Jan
49 Vi Jan
7
102
21%
34%
Financial
34% Jan
28% Apr
Co
Gibson Greeting
15
3
102
I
100
20%
2
6
27% May 29
19% Jan
*99
22%
43% Mar 15
5
17% Jun
70% Nov 30
100
I
1
90
21,700
22%
203/8
*99
Glidden
26% NTov 28
149,100
10
32 %
30%
37%
Mar
31% Jun
9
3
8%
100
80c
Co
52"% Aug
3
93/8
4
Products
18%
Jan
83/4
10
*99
1
40% May 17
8
I
203/a
219,500
100
Glen
May 29
300
203/a
100
14
14
26%
193/4
23 %
14
14
26
20 3/8
99
14% Feb
May 28
31% May 28
32% May 29
26 3/8
19%
22 %
45 % Feb
15
May 29
9 % May 29
1% Jun
6
9
1
*26%
99
37
8% Jun
10
500
y4
5
Inc
Gibralter
21%
20
30c
com
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Genesco
9%
21
100
106% Apr
5
35% Jan
10%
20
100
Rubber
14
Jun
4
6
9%
Corp
&
17
Mttr
21 Va
preference
Jan
6% Jan
20%
2.50
19% Feb
3.33 %
Tele & Electronics
$5
*26
25
General
35% Jan
26
(series B)
33% May 29
32 % May 29
100
25% Jun
Dec~27
1
Florida—
25
General Steel
2
Jan
34
51% Dec
6
Industries
General Telephone Co of
May 29
1
1
39
5%
29%'
30 %
2.50
6.67
General Railway Signal
Refractories
General
34
75
.
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*93
94
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94
95%
94
94
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94%
93
70
I
97%
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98%
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98%
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98%
10
J
107%
92%
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107%
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107%
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108%
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108%
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108 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
24%
25
25
—
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M
9
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j
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6169
195
Chronicle
(2835)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
LOW
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
June 11
June 12
Par
AND
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Tnursday
Friday
the Week
June 14
June 13
June 15
Shares
H
29
May 29
25% Jan
4
39 y8 May 18
25 %
May 28
42% Jan
3
60 ya Nov
20
46
29
29% Nov
14
May 29
May 28
"
23
Nov
28% Feb
9
20
112% Feb
13
87
36
Nov
16
Oct
38
3
26% Jan
Dec
4
3
26% Aug
1
33 % Dec
35% Dec
21
42 % Oct
31
21
23% May 25
39%-Jan
.2
42% Jun
75% Jan
-2
4
.
•
36% Aug
-
3
23 % Jan
23
>36% Dec
18
25% Oct
24
29% Oct
9
13% Feb
20
6
27
47 y4 Apr
'
13
7
81
;
28
49% Feb
3
Jan
46% Apr
18
Mar 16
25
Nov~ 17
46%
Jun
29 % Jun
Nov
17
Oct
18
69'/a Dec
6
115
Jan-
86
67% Jan,
53 y8 Sep
19
20% Jan
3
112
Jan
26
18
&
9
115
Feb
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Jan:
3
-
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-
5%
i
V
.
Co
$2 conv
May 29
6
-22.
12
30
-14% Oct
31
29% May 10
8y8Dec
29
11% Mar 13
40 %
29% Apr- 19
26% Jun
30
9
Jun
8
11
30% Feb
19
:17% Jan
2
8% Feb
1
-
36% Mar
7
*
42
Nov
16
20% May 29
53% Jan
July 14
5%
16
44% Mar 28
41% Apr
4
34 y4 Jun
22
43% Aug 28
27 % Jun ,15
83 % Feb
v
-
7
90
88
2
29% Dec
Apr
,
5
■
6
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93
92
,
Mar 22
Jun
15
18
3
24% Nov
-8
17
May 29
22
40 Va Dec
5
38
Jun
33% Jan
19
60 % Sep
74 y4 Feb
23
80% Jun '' 9
36
Sep
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88% Jan 3 0
.
10
Apr
19
Mar 10 "
13
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76
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31
32
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7
7
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7
39%
39%
Jan
10
90
Jan
9
127% Dec
11
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16%
17%-v
22%
39%
16%
15
16%
21%
20
21
18%
18%
18
18%
47
47%
45%
47
87
86 %
86 %
15 y2 Mar 23
23% Apr >7
58% May
8
72% Dec 12-
3
3
99 % May
10
4
100
34% Jan
3
40
6
23
July
34% Jun
97
97
-
29
37
Jan
7
16
Jan
43
Aug 18
15,400
34%
*38
33'/4
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43
16
Oct
10
45
14
50
5% Jan
♦111
113
♦111
65
*52
65
*52
50
May 25
4.20%
Feb-20
152
Nov
9
; 57
Jun
14
151
Jan
12
583/4 Dec
29
40
35% Jan
55% Dec
20
38 3/4 Jun
Oct
27
47 y4 Apr
17
25
Jan
18
95
12
91% Jan
,21% Jan
3
•
447'
273/a May 31
607
25
3
55 va Jun
9
4
42% Jan
142% Jan
Jan
77% Jan
149% Apr
54 >/4 Oct
27
24 Va
8
81
300
,Jun 14
44 % May 29
Jan
2
4.26%
'4.70%
43% Mar 30
31
,,48% Jan/ 2
59
Apr- ,2
54 .1/ Jan
23,100
12%
3.2
113/4
12%,
11%
11%
25,500
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21%
21%
21
21%
203/4
21'/4
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211/4
1,100
19 Va
22%
17 Vb
19
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1
< *74
16
17%
16
17%
50,500
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
13
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13%
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68 %
69%
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22%
24
22
23%
25
50c
24%
25
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25
25
24%
247/a
800
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10%
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9%
9%
83/4
9%
8%
9%
14,300
7%
7%
7
7%
6%
7
6%
6%
3,500
27%
7
159% Mar
Feb
*27 %
28
28 y4
27
30%
*30
30%
♦30
25'/4
24
24%
54%
56%
29%
30 va
85% Mar
-9
25
Jun
15
32 3/4 -Jan
87
58 % Jun
15
85% Jan
223/4 May 11
38% Oct 11
19
933/4 Feb
7
Dec
28
45 % Dec
5
143/4 Feb
9
35% Apr
42 Vb
Jun
26
95
Jun
4,
15
27%
8
Int'l
7%
15
Nickel
Int'l
3
32% Jan- 11
39% Nov 22
33
May 29
May 28"
401/4 May 25
$4
33
May 28
40 % Jan
12
50% Jun
13
7
27
52 % Nov
22
50"% Jan
2
Interstate
Dept
20 Vt Jan
4
26% Nov 30
413/4 May 25
26% May 29
17% May 29
50 % Mar
21 % Jun
25% Jan
3
Interstate
42
3
62% Nov 21
45
593/4 Jan
2
Iowa
413/4 Jan
383/a Jan
213/4 Jan
.
51% Nov- 24
3
49
10
33% Dec
3
Oct
17% Oct
24
13% Oct
24
13% Jan
5
28
1223/4 May 10
24% Feb 20
18
113
Dec
-
173/4 Mar
2
21% Nov 27
3
"
81 % Nov
20
86
55 3A Feb
13-
73% Jaa
4
15% Jan
3
30'/a Dec
13
56 Va Jan
3
75% Dec
12
96
Jan
3
13
Jan
3
37
Sep
26
Jun
3
27
74% May 22
110% Mar- 7
102 % Dec
13% Jun
13
10
10
Jaeger
24% Feb
21
Jefferson
Jan
3
82% May 24
42
Jun
14
65'A Jun
14
15
May 29
43% May 29
Jun
13
Jun
14
page
23 3/a May 29
87'/a Jun
■75% Jan
88 % Jun
59% Feb
112
Feb
14
2
13
7
7
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
3%%
Johnson
2
Jones
&
Jonathan
2
40 % Jan
4
4
5%
pfd
.
T
.
.
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Co
*
48%.
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•
23'%
27
615/a
32
24
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44%
44%
340
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47
51%
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51
*48 %
50%
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49%
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47%
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47%
50
26%
273/4
26
273/4
11,900
26
26%
25 %
25%
53A
4,900
593/4
19,200
60
57
160
*152
41
283/4
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14
11 Va
14%
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*85%
44 ....
71'/a
77
19'A
;
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18%
46
101
14%
25
.-
2,900
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96
22%
23%
6,100
<
300 %
334%
292,300
46%
48'A
33,200
153%
1543/4
153 %
233/4
331
153 %
750
38
--
39'/a
37 Va
39%
13,900
82
82
82
82
26
25
25%
4,000
61
58 Va
60 3A
50,800
*25%
59
9%
93/4
10 Vb
35,500
26%
26
27'A
120,500
96%
96'A
96%
6
6
41
41
18%
20%.,
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20%
80
80
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23%
23
23%
31%
29%
31
42
38 va
99%
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42
1,400
510
14,800
9
8%
8%
8 Vb
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18 3/4
200
6
41
*5%
41
9%
30
50
300
26'/a
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11%
1,000
96
48%
22%
10
11%;
14%
86%
30,500
46 3/8
300
80
-
22,700
1,300
5,400
10,600
42
35%
37%
35
373/4
97
99
94
97
38
38
38%
45%
1,600
28,900
•373/a
40'/a
23a/8
6,900
39%
29%
29
29%
41%
121
143A
33%
45
x38%
45'/a
-
1,600
160
32%
34%
44
32%
42%
150
43
33%
43
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22'/a
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*
53/4
5%
5%
58%
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45%
46
960
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84
26
61
453/4
46'/2
44'/2
45
40 vb
41 %
23 vb
23%..
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121
l37/a
14
11,400
47
51
213/4
23 Va
•
87'/a
45%.
25%
44%
30%
50%
48%
101
143/4
44%
45%
50
4
28,900
22%
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.
32%
45%
32 va
51
45
76'A
31%
22
50%
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31%
22%
11%
15%
86
-
19,800
31
22%-
15% " '
85 %
1
353/4
37%
46
*
121
14%
12
28%
21
37
45%
30%
42 -
46%"
12,700
27%
31 Va
31
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36 %
99
'47%
1,800
34%
40
.
93/a
42
38%
99
16%
16%
163/4
100
38
20%
26%
26 k
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95%
5%
6%
40%
41
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9
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79'A
80
23
23%
81
233/8
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85 %
100
39%
20%
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38
28
48%
155:,/4
151
96%
50,300
35%
35%
41%
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6%
21%
5%
223/4
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26
59
50
53/4
6%
99%
27
322'/4 343
6%
41
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1
530
99
99%
38%
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33 vb
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;
42%
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14'/2
1
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38%
46%
31%
23%
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99
46%
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42%
.
,
38%
48
46
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100
18%
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6
41
9
31
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42
47%
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,
39%
50c
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35,800
16%
60%
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83%
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95%
6%
41 %
38%
46Va
33%
5
5
Inc
37
99
*37
160
343/4
43%
10'/4
100
5..-;
Johnsorr-i
34%
99
53/4
28%
26
5%
27%
Laughlin Steel common.10
preferred series A
100
Logan
38%
45 %
47
51
49%
45%
59%
39%
26%
32
!
:
100
Corp
1,900
32%
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355
5-
%
48
99
283/4
96
23%
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5
25
&
Jorgensen
Jnv
•
900
22,900
974
47%
35
28%
1_ 1-,
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83/4
105/a
83/4
107a
48 %
20%
29%
96
243/a
103/a
*
9Va
9%
'SO'A'" 22"/*. ]'*J i"195/a
x81'/2
82
81/
23%.
24
x23 -;
'
5
;
preferred—
29 Va Jan
173/4 Jan
Co
Johns-Manville
733/4 Jan
102% Mar 26
Co^
10
22,000
87
98%
41
28%
50c
Co
■0.831/4
35%
v
6%
40 %
63'/4
,
10
common
vr
93/a
8%
9'%
39%
42
83%
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59'/a
6
1
CO;
86%M
48
17
25%
36
44%
84
27'
95%
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,
53a
39'%
40 %
41 %
3.50
Co.:
96
,-r.
38
50%
49%
463/4
27
62 %
27%
100
com
89i/2
96
83 %
100
17
160
10
—25
Corp
1/ '*881/2
vox >-*941/2
89%K£
89
♦37
38
62 "
8.33 vb
Lake:-Sulphur Co
Jewel Tea
5%
6%
26
'
No par
preferred
Machine
♦99 Vb
x49'/8
49%
]50'/2 152
150'/4
40
*83%
No par
com
335'/a
-
50%
149'/2
v
_10cf"
Co
372
50
1
Corp
Breaker
42
x23%
1
Circuit
16% Jan
14
see
I-T-E
May 29
99
For footnotes,
8
35'/4
44
25%' 25%
358%
1
Stores
Coal,
60Vb■■
*148
;
37»/a
47%
*95
■
No par
preferred
12% May 29
4
Mar 20
21 % Mar
$6
53/4
6'
28%
*95
2.50
2
21% May 26
48
Limited
Jan
Island. Creek
V
283/4
96-
No par
common
320
77
*94'/2
„
27%
28%
_5
Corp
*76i/2
*87
{•
•
22 .
-36%
43
100
May 29
'
:<
27%
*46%
27
26
623/4
45'/a
com—5
,1
Light
.
160
35%
■"
No par
20.
33
•
1
Chemical
.
.89%
213/4
43
100
Iowa
122 % Mar 12
6 ;
60%
*148
---
->
30%
26%
29%
26
«>
*.
50
47%
>
.
Machines—5
12
24
10,700
27%
5
common
27
&
343/4
17%
1
Elec
Power
33
77
263/4
.
515
*48%
»463/4
J
No par
Inc___
Utilities
•
47
No par
series B_.
convertible
36%
76%
17%
22 vb
*46%;
—
_1
Light-No par
&
Apr
83
-
$2
6'/a
*37
*50
•
50
50
Jan
>
50
May 29
43% May 28
83
50
38
118
•»
50":.
5 2 3/4 Apr
May 19
14-
International
800
32 y4
99
99
99
*44 %
*46%
403/4 May 29
Nov
27
483/4 Feb
2
pfd
conv
37%
40%
100
45 %
47
51
50%
47%
29 •
26
Light & Power Co..
lowa-Jllinois Gas .& Electric Co--
85 Va
80% Jan
Mar
,
28%
;i ; 22
5
100
Power
15
17%
26%
;
u,
37'
17%
5
preferred——
12
Jun
6%
*99 Vb
*44 %
*46va
50%
*48%
Rectifier
48% Jun
Vat Jan
99.
37
50
'Resistance
11
45
40
99
99 y*
6'/2
International Tel & Tel com_No par
4%
391/4
43 '/4
99
45%
24
39
42
*44 %
11
38
'
30 vb
Salt
12
86%
32%
39 % May
5,900
38
96
36%
Shoe
115% Jan
"
31 %
Silver
100
173/4
9%
No par
33'/2 Jan
15
•94 %
37
International
31/4
153/4
17%
49
99'%
5,000
3i/a
15%
11 Va
preferred
Jun
•87
i
4,100
3%
-77
33%
Canada
96
88
96
9
90
27 :,/4
17%
10%
9
r
101%
26%
15%
*15
37 y2
.,.77
v
3%
60
1011/2
27
17 3/s
48%
Co
preferred
7%
35
77
88%
103%
39
*38
32%
International
2
3%
15%
17%
39 %
26
;
18
♦15
36%
International
58'% Jan
3 Va
3%
*101%
27%
.,*8%
100
13
108 y2 Nov
4
27%
49%
series A—50
1
2
4
102
101%
101%
29%
11%
100
60% Apr
118% Dec
443/4 Jan
.•
69,500
32,000
88
15
3
Feb
551/a
28
88
common
27
Jan
29
53
271/4
90
21 %
35%
41 % Apr
98
55%
29
49%
100
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
M3/*
89
11
*4
•
Packers
International
12
<ri
9;*'
12,200
28
49%
-
2,300
31
24%
56%
11%
9
27
22%
93
49'%
,
26%
*30
31
23%
31,100
29%
11 y4
—1
Corp
&
International
May 29
87%
•Vm
if
26%
400
7
54%
21 %
35%
Paper
4
Jun
91
5
International
Mar 26
78
88
*•
88
♦94%
23%
*6i/a
28%
*90
93
No par
;
International
,18% Jan
23
96
*30
24
No par
19
; 36
26
89%
94 y2
1
38 Va Mar 16
153/4 Jan
5
6
*88
26%
31
23%
——1
common—
of
26
7
38
*76'/2
*
Power—No par
preferred
International Mining
Jan
38'/a Jun
77
Business
Minerals
103/a Feb
353/4 Nov 30
3%
3%
3%
39%
4%
54
23% July 12
*90
-
77-
preferred
Int'l
6
73/4 May 29
18% Maiy 29
11
Apr ' 17
93
39%
common.
Harvester
13
Jun
'30%
40 %
Iron Corp
13
40%
54%
51%
40 y4
preferred—
16
2
'
1233/4 Mar
19
.
4%%
International
97% Feb
Jan
5% Jun
24
69 % Mar 28
29
26
28
Nov 17
96
16% Sep 20
23% Nov
2
94% Dec
Dec
24%
30
preferred
/ Interlake
-
16
57
Jan
36% May 16
29% Jun
Dec
26
1
7%
Co.—
Corp
Jan,,' 2
57% Mar
7
*30
10
30
Inc.—1
A
Interchemical
90
7
24%
100
100
Ctfs
69
*6%
23%
B
Insuranshares
*68%.
6%
25%
Inspiration-Consolidated Copper—20
Mar 16
29
578%
68 y4
6%
24%
*90
Inland Steel CO
-.
y4
*6%
26
7
50
&
22
May 29
-
.
*
68
68'/2
7
25%
common_Nopar
Power
16,700
19%
14
100
2
39% Jan
98
6%
,
\
12'/a
preferred
RR
Ingersoll-Rand
„
May 16
4-
123/4 Dec
5
Jan
65
13'%
Industrla Elect De Mexico_100 pesos '•
7% Feb' 19
87
153
,.
-Indianapolis
.
*51%
12%
Co
Indiana General
May 21 >
3
58 Va Jan
7
15
May 29
36
14
Sep;- 27'
15
May 31
145
6
84 V\ Nov
5
3
5
21% May 29
Oct
May 19
34
Apr
32% Jun
15
9
65
350
113
29%
preierred
preferred
preferred—
preferred
preferred
r
4.42%
May 29
49% Dec
90
Power Co
47;
3
35
Illinois
5
3
>
30
4.08%
*51%
*111
42
Power. Co
Cement
2
30
33 Va Jan
Central
v."
65;
113
27%
No par
Refrigerator
Ideal
9'
*111
39i/a
common—5
series
Illinois
44% Feb
943/a Aug
3
18
40 y2 Jan
Idaho
113
41%
A
series
2
52% May 16
"
29,300
28%
& Indust Inc com—5
2
'46% Feb
May 29
5% May 29
321/4
2.50
Corp
Co
!_
2
12
8
v*3
Jan
.
,-Hussmann
3
23% May 29
29i/a
39%
12.50
convertible pfd
5%
17
25
71% Jan
,
May 22
503/4 May 4
23
34%
381/4
400
381/4
32%
27 y4
preferred
Lighting
preferred
preferred
Jan
i
34%
39
30 Vb
43%
preferred
Jan
/ 46% May
-47% May
343/4
38%
33%
113
'
Apr
343/4
38 va
33
297/a
common
Finance
,29% Jan
463/4 Feb
41.
35
38%
41%
Stores
Jan
"
145
; :
13
37
*34%
34%
28%
Hupp Corp common
3
21% Feb
May 29
42% Jan
503/b Nov
44 %
16
3 2 3/4 Jan
'
47% Apr
.
4
Nov
Dec-19
Jan
'
34%
38%
30 Va
&
-Hunt-Foods
-9 % Mar 26
39
33 -' May 29
46
47 % Aug 21
44 V2 Jan
-v
120
12,900
13
43%
Corp
Winston
&
Sound
5%
10,000
86%
42%
preferred
preferred
5%
44i/2
86%
27
39%
,
42
87
25 Va
*39
-
7,100
45
*86%
5
series
convertible
Howard
>
17%
X42
X123/4
18 %
6
17 '/a
45
87
29%
common
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
2
17%
44%
*86%
16
28
Feb
17%
11,000
13%
♦15
\£ Howe
9
68 y4 Jan
101
23 Vt May 29
201/4 Jun 15
11
8
56% Apr
101% Mar
*
May 29
10
V 44%
4
•
18
15
4
Jan
V 17% Feb
4
5% May 29
28
41
2
39% Oct
3
13
v
15-
Jan
Jan
-
323/4 Sep
48% Oct
30 Vb May 31
25 Va Apr 28
313/4 Jan
14
9
Sep
15'/a Dec
15
9% Jun
24
Jun
11% Apr 21-
7% Oct- 20
8% Jun
43 % May 29
-
18
24,600
27%
xl8'/s
Houston
'
17
100
I51/4'
21%
13
19%
4.40%
•
39%
14y8
•19%
43%
3%%
9
■
25
16
4%
39%
15%
21
3,300
13'/a
*19
-
14%
'19%
6,300
7
27 v*
*15
;
39%
'
"
28%
May 11
7
20%
16%
21%
101%
Household
119% Mar
May 29
7
39%
29%
57% Mar 20
96
7
2,900
11,800
31%
Mining
Ball
$2.25
20,100
18%
32%
101%
•'
29%
19
31
29%
May 17
28
18%
32%
1
Chemical. Corp
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
4
83
27
35% Jan.
Jan
.1
-3
92 % Jan
41
<
29%
19%
101 y2
5%
28 vb
30
19 y4
-No par
.■V
11,900
32 Va
Bearing Co
5
Corp of America common—1
convertible preferred.
25
Hotel
5
44%
28%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
12
42%
50c
preferred
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C_.
23% Mar, 1
/ 32 Va Jun 14
13
10% Dec
90% Jan
'
14
85 y4 Nov
14% Jan
Jan
Jan
!17y2 Jan
5
7
93 y4 Nov
*
86% Jan' 10
45
15% May
46%
43%
Co_
convertible
.
42%
5
pfd
Rinehart
Hoover
9,400
19%
'
10
26'A
30%
Corp
$4.25
1
47%
8,900
•
"24%
33
*52
Electronics
Homestake
15
"
20%
,
5
conv
Hooker
3
Jun
2% May 29
3% Dec
16% Jan
12
35% Feb
'
Holt
May 31
104
14
16V4 Dec
»
56% Jun
.'41% Jan
9
26
v
Mar
20
Jan
„•
-
263/4
34%
No par
Co_.
Holly Sugar Corp
3
'26
126%'
19%
t
•,
'
34
33%
,.*125
32%
preferred-No par
Hotels Corp
Hoffman
2.
30
28%
22%
35%
'
28
Va
24%
126%
19%
*111
Inc
Holland Furnace
9
307/a Jan
40 V4 Jan
4b
33%
34
35%
•
14
27
48 %
22%
*125
19%
100
Chemical
&
5%%
28%
38'%
Corp
Hilton
■»
23%
35%
126%
-
1
Oil
Hill
4
28 vb
34%
Co
Hewitt-Robins
33% Feb .13
'
8
May 29
6% Jun 15
May 26
31% Aug
6
24% Jun
Apr 28
May
Jan
11
15
*125
x47 Vb
•«
34%
Hershey Chocolate Corp
74
May 28
Jun
22%
35%
35%
33 Va
-r
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3% % preferred series A
100
20
-
"
24%
125
13
Hewlett-Packard
Jan
35%
125
38%
-
class A
22%
35%
27
4
43% Mar 22
23,600
35%
13%
2
16
23%
24%
24%
*125
27%
Jan
7
10,100
13%
19% Jan
10
22
27
37'
Jan
2iy4
13%
14
7% Feb
21%
28%
May 29
30y4 Jan
24% Jan
21
„
13%
13
13
22%
*86
26 Vb
Jun
68 % Jun
21%
88
1
16
6
22'/4
*86
25c
14
4
21
2,400
21%
*86%
Feb
Nov
22%
50
29
72
29
22
1
1
14
Apr
28% Apr
283/4
30%
20% Jun
2
29%
34%
Hertz
Hess
30
29
10
;
15% May 24
v
88
29%
1 1/24
>
700
87
29
preferred__25
40% Mar 27
20
87
29%
8.33%
common
preferred
20
3,300
88
29%
common
Powder
65 vb Jan
2
20%
20%
1,200
29 %
49%
„
non-cumulative
Hercules
1
82
(G
Helme
.
20 y4
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313/4
30
49%
Industries
Heller
•'.
20%
88
313/4
29%
100
Helene Curtis
39% May 14
Mar 21
20'/2
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No par
common
6
-50
20 y2
•
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5
2
-
16,600
21'
21
121/2
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Jan
44% Jan .17
15
11 y4
5
—
Co
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12%
29
preferred-/
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11'/a
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1 "19% Apr
48
12%
53
25
29 % Feb
14
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11%
5
Corp_
(H
3.65 %
12%
1
1.25
Marx
Hazeltine
Heinz
12
126
Co
&
>
2
13%
1
Haveg
4
12%
17,800
28% Mar 30
6
66
Chemical
18
Mar
49%
J-
inc
Corporation
64 % Jan
,
28
48
100
Industries Inc
HayeS Industries Inc
88
27%
51
7.50
com
Corp—
31% Jan
3
■-,25
May 29;"'
■"39%. Jun 15
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Sep
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27%
48 y8
2.50
1
30 Va Mar 23
70 y4 May 10
11
3
313/4
27%
49%
1
Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America common
5% /preferred—>.
4.
2
-35% Jan
-
10% May 29
33% May 28
36 % Mar
6
38'/a Nov 20
Jan
Jan
86
'
-
31
28
48
Co_,
:_.A
& World
Schaffner
33%
28
50 va
100
Harvey
Mar 29
42
14
17 y4 Jan
4
9% Jan
15
Hart
32%
28 y2
48
2.50
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
4
30% Jan
17y8 May 29
40% May 29
.
19
34
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33%
28
50%
Co
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Hareourt Brace
37% Mar 23
6 Va May 29
74% May 25
(M
33%
29
1
common
preferred
Organ
preferred
Harshaw
39% Jun
73% Nov 21
24
6%
Harsco
14 Vb Jun
87
>
38% Feb ~ 1
-
Co
Paper
Harbison-Walker
,•*
24% Jan
May 29
18 y4 May 29
-
27
Hanna
-
17-Va May 29
30
18% Nov 28
29% Jan
108
14
40% Sep
9
Jan■
.
43% Mar 15
;
48% Mar 13
4%
25 y4 May 29
-7
27 y4 May 18
20% Jan
Nov
15
•
13
24% Jan
11*
34% Jan
128% Apr
5
32 y4 Dec
Hammond
2
80% Dec
127 ;
,4
12
6
8 % Feb
34% Jan
14
14
Jan
Watch
Hammermill
34
28%
49%
1
Co
*33%
5
5
convertible
3
31
22 % Jun
-7
37% Feb
Hamilton
Jan
36% Jan
-
123% Jan
44% Sep
-
2
27% Jan
108
12.50
Co—
Hallicrafters
,33% Jun
19
46
8
(W f)
2
27% Jan
15
Jun
Printing Co
Halliburton
•
14
15
May 24
Jun
=
Jun
Jun
Water
Hail
59 % Feb
58% Mar 28
128
120% JanVv 9
35
*
Hackensack
36% Mar 22
28 % May 29
21% Oct 24
91
10
35 % May 18
•
•
30 %
333A
213A
22%
45.
46
1,800
42%
42%
3,400
40%-
40%
40%
1,800
23%
5,600
v
22%
23'A
121
121
133/4
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680
4,100
44%
23%
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45%
93,600
50
137/a
3,300
11%
2,600
14
11 Va
14%
11
14%
11
121
4,400
15
6,100
14%
13%
14%
86 %
86 Va
87%
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50%
49
49%
49 %
50
9,400
87%
43 Va
88 Va
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44%
42
44
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42 Vt
44
33,600
75
69
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65%
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73
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45
99
14 /2
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17%
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44%
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101
14%
25%
-
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a
100
14%
25%
99
89
17%
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44%
46%
99%
14 Va
14%
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25
25.
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40
-
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14
24%
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183/4
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46
45,100
99%
920
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24%
19,700
20
Financial Chronicle
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NEW
Jan. 1
Range Sinoe
Monday
Tuesctay
June 11
STOCK
YORK
June 1 %
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1961
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
.
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
•Friday
the Week
June 14
June 15
Shares
June13
K
29 y8 Dec
108% Apr
44% Jan
10
122
1
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
112
May 16
Jan
10
111
May 21
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
58% Jan
17
87
Nov
6
63
75% Jan
9
82
Dec
13
84% Jan
27
,89
Oct
31
87 % Mar 21
92% Feb
6
96% Nov
27
95% Jan
100
80% Jan
83
9
89
Dec
15
89
Jan
93
Nov
20
91v
Jan
26
68% Jan
3
93
Nov
9
Jan
10
39% Oct
5
37% Jan
3
36
38% Jan
9
23
54%
3
49% NOV
28
27
3
14
48
Jan
2
Kendall
86
Jan
5
94% May 16
.
Jan
Dec
,83
4
47% Jun
57% May
42% May 23
4
93
76% Jun 21
3
32 % May
*
27% Feb
9
11
Korvette
,36% Jan
8
July 20
28
20% Jun
27
Dec
11% Jan
14
Jan
U %
6
44% Mar 14
;>wu, May 29
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&
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Kroger
30% Jan
39% Dec
25% May 29
39 Va Jan
4
K
12
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
11
.40 Va Nov
28
Nov
20
Apr
7
26% Jun 20
Oct
24
22% Sep
25
34
Jan
3
,
2
31 Va Jan
12
40 % Mar
8
10
Jun
18
36% Jan
36 V2 Jan
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131
Oct
14 Va
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41 % Dec
8
2
11% Jan
3
20% Dec
,
11
16% Apr
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4
16% Jan
4
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12
20
6
16,
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2
14
7
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14
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5
19
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20
12% Sep 23
60% Mar
7
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3
10
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29
40-% Sep
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42% May
3
8
Feb
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147
6
13
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40
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u
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28
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15%
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Jan
4
100
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Jan
13
87
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53
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16
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17
6
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13
27% Jan
2
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23
39
Jun
6
►
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23
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12
104
3
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14
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4
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20
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13
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23%
26%
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43
39
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28%
LT
.
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26
27-
.
8
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700
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7 =*
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131 " - 31%*; - -31 :31Y
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55
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151
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9
25;% May 29
50 •
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8 % May 29
28
Oct
Jan
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16
17
12%
.
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88% Jan
87,200
35%
27%
28%
16%
.
.
8
26%
85
38%
.
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4
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36
12%
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35
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8,100
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3
172% Nov 2.9'
1.46 ;
25 -
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.
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18% May 29
.91% Dec 12
39% Jan
236% Jan
;
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123
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89
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U
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12
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59 % May
104
Feb
16
85
170
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22% Jun 14
27% Feb 27
11
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5.700
28
7.1
31
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76% Jun 14
j
.51 % Aug 18
46% Dec 22
135
j
.
7% May 29
14
26% Jan .26
.15% Jan 10
21% Oct 21
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3
3,200
2,200
30
'
38,
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38%
i
preferred
800
27%
43
42%
"
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co_
5
Libby McNeil & Libby——_7 1
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7%
,25% Jan
13
15
165%. Dec
.
44% Jan
18% Dec
Nov
6
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;
70 Va
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3-7%
♦85% i
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j
155% May 11
54 Va Dec
t
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3,600
28%
57%
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—
Mar 19
110% Feb
15
May 31
•
31:% May 29
59%. Mar 16
2Y
44 % Jan
43% Feb
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200
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27%
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,
27
Valley: Industries - com—-_1
pfd-Series A—-No par
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7
10% May 29
5
152 V» Dec
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93%
66%
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loo
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71
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.
95%
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94
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82
40 %
26%
51%
32%
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1
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.
1% Mar 16
[22 % Apr
7
Feb
May 29
Siegler
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6
8
9
45 %
111% Nov 22
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15
Feb
:
14
22% May 29
9% Jun 15
.
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81% Jan
146 Va Jan
24
24% M'ay 29
36% Dec
34 Va Jun
Dec
Jan
15% Max
,
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4
3
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4
39
4
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19% Jan
Dec
26% Jan
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Jun
16% May 29
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22% Mar 22
3 % July .18
May 29
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_5
common
Bryant
Lanyin-Porfunis
9
3
Co
preferred
Lane
3
29 V4 Feb
21% Apr
15
Gas
4,32%
.
_
96
-
*39%
26%
*43
,91
101
29%
*88%
65%
*80%
•
*91
94
*94
:
39%
,,26%
—1
L.
V P Sutherland Paper Co
Laclede
8
May 29
23
21
41
40 Va Jan
40 Va Mar
•
May 29
19;% May 29
11
Dec
Co
*89%
*99%
91
77%.
77%
*39V4
32
101
*91
.
'
-5
2
•51
96
__10
——
30 Va Jan
.34% Dec
*94
.——
13
21
94
L-*T0
Mfg Co
*89%
*
101
94
63%
65
*80%
82
*99%
91
*89%
64%
66%
*80%
*91"'
TO
21% Jun
Apr
82
100
,1
34 % Apr
45
*80%
100 g
*
Kresge (S S) Co
25% Mar 12
May 29
(E
-
27% Oct
25% Jan 27
65
•
Apr
81% Jan
3
Mar 16
20
15
May 29
,85
Jan
67
1
,57
14% Jun
.34% Nov
•
*109
—1
g
.1
Wire Co_.
26
'
34
28
&
Feb
May 28
-
48% July 31
44% Dec
Oil
Steel
32:% May 29
14
Jan
Keystone
88
33% Mar
34% Dec
Kerr-MeGee
2
23
.14% Nov
112
2.50
Co_;
Industries
109
*109
*66
-No par
___u.
109
109
_8
—
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Y
King^Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
i
4% preferred
i
79% Jan
29
78
23
50% May 29
29% Dec
3
19
Jan
10
7
Jan
46% Feb
41
29
Co
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
112
107
——
5
.91% Mar
Feb
.
16% Jan
36
Jun
60% May 28
24% Jun 15
11
38% Sep 27
26% Jan
4
78% Mar 16
13
107%
112
Kayser-Roth Corp
—„_%
Kellogg .Co
■——•
a
50c
Kelaey Hayes Co
,— i—_
;
1
5
107%
25%
49%
107%
109
Go—No par
3
24
Oct
*48%
*107
Light -Co—8.75
67% May 29
Nov
46
52
&
.40% Jan
14 % May 29
84
32 % Jan
Kansas .Power
7
28 % May 29
3
11
73% Jan
50% May
*88%
49%
107
.
Kansas Gas &: Electric
13
27% Jun
May 29
28% NOV 28
12% Jan
50% Jan
31% Feb 23
25% Jan
May 28
41
Nov~T
94
*48%
107*
—_
.
*88%
48%
--48%
*99
26%
92
92
-48.%
-
25%
27%
26
28%
26%
.
95
-48%
—
—
91%;Apr 24
'41 Va May 22
72% May 29
v
8
May 22
93% May 24
95
Mar 30
8
27
Jun
3
Mar
90
101
26
84% Aug 25
.87
Apr
29%
1
*90
convertible
4%% : preferred
4%% • convertible
.
79 % Mar 14
May 29
29
Chem Corp
&
33VaC
preferred—100
i
50
preferred
>100
.4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas.JCity Pr & Lt Co com.No par
Y. 3.80% preferred
1—
__100
4%
preferred
_100
4.50%
preferred
,«
—100
,4.20% preferred —„
.—100
4.35%
preferred
—100
Kansas City Southern com J
No par*
4% non-cum preferred———50
98% Mar 19
50% Apr 18
101
Alum
Kaiser
4%%
18
May 19
48% Jun
11
Oct
102
88:% Jan
25
Mar 15
37
24% May 29
49% May 23
1
88% Dec 22
•
M
•'
.1
.27% Jan ,12
32% Jan
41% Dec
3
83 %
.6
26% May 28
Sep 14
32
Jun
45 '/a Dec
19
47% Nov
10
44% Jan
16
74% Dec
18
47
8
86
82 Vi Jan
•
5
88% May
20% Feb
7
30 V2 Dec
11
1% Jan
3
3Va Jun
14
7% Jan
3
10 Va Jun
14
38% Jan
4
70
Dec
28
27
'
47% Feb
5
,
2
Jftn
3
.30% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
16% Jan
3
33% Dec
6
19% Jun
21% Jan
4 % Jan
3
30% Jun
1
22
3
5% Jan
27
12 Va Jan
4
26% Nov
22
74% Feb
Jan
17
38% Nov
13
22 %
23
26% Feb
28
10 Va
51V2 Jan
4
65 Vt Oct
34
May 31
.50% Dec
18
Oct 34
31 Vt Nov
May
May
35.
May
31 % May
21
74
!
25
4
12
61
Oct
29
18 Va Jan
"56
29
Jan
3
81
Aug
2
77% Jan
75 % Jan
5
80
% Aug
1
77% Feb
72 % Dec
12
70% Jan
.28% Jan,
79% Dec
8
77% Feb
20
3
48% Jun
12
83% Dec
4
July
23% Jan
•
18
Jun
84
26
Aug
30
Jan
35% Feb
94 Va Mar 16
86% Jan
76
5
July 18
22% Jan
30%
Jan
35% Feb
26
3
31
Aug 21
14% Jan 16
39
24% May 22
120Va Nov 27
13% Jan
21 % Jan
97
July 25
161% May 22
1
MCA
2
McCall:
19
9
McDermott
20
McDonnell
21
5
34% Jan
2
29
19% Jan
4
27
15
49 Va Dec
I
Dec 14
Jun
15 Va
May
37 Vt May
•14
May
30 Va May
34% Feb 23
47% Dec 15
11% Dec 14
40% Mar 15
29
49% Feb
29
.
28
8% May 29
,
-
9
2
McKesson
McNeil
May 29
23% Mar .12
3
49% Oct 16
34
Jun
88
9
93
48% Apr
91
Jan
30
19
Jun
14
26
May 29,
19
May 24
31% Apr 10
30% Aug .21
84
,
35"% Feb 28
.80
18 Va
For
6
iootnotes,
Aug 11
see
Jun
'81% Jan
page
25.
13
13
2
8
12
94
Mar.15
,26% Feb
7
32 Va Apr
85% May
"11 %
38
35
37
:.;
■; 27%
•-27%.
'
49%-
.80%-'
6
7
preference
,(J Ray)
&
81%
&
Robbing
4%%
-Medusa
*:
Norrls
Mfg
preferred
83
^
*81,
,19%.*
19%
43 Vt
20 Vt
-
-
•98
-
'
V4
■*
Co___;
*—19
.1
—10
•
100
Y
39%'
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.
•
-*
„No par
■•
•
•
39%
39
19%
43 :
19,
38%
•*19
9%
42%
:*92
100
122
30
83
-
TO
,
2,100
18,600
18%'
19
.
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130,
3y200
.
20Va
19%
47;500
60
100
100
..
2,500
in
39 Va
<
20%
105;
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*70
106%
-
130,
A41
40%
31
32%
22
,
•
15.-
*,
Y
"
*
20 Va
.29%"
,
A '*-
•
,
2 0 Vb
7 a"
^
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35
31%
23%
16%
16%'
,.-39%
36%
,
8%
,
9
.
•
.
18%
40. Va
.38%
39%.
14%
"
.'
34
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'
■. ;
,
96
.'28%
,
20% A
29
-
-
—
,
34 %
36%
8%
38%
<xl9%
13
*
23
14%
*
84
>84
.
.
18%
18%
34
35%«
34
,
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*94
96
19%.
19
►
28 Va
28%
84%
85
■
•
-.
19%,
15,700
24OO
17,700
7,400
.
2,300
.
.1,700
,
13,400
35
go-
11
19 Va
29.
64%
23
23
23
96
19. V4
28%
►
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1,100'
.
.
35
►33%
Y
23%.
18%
24
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9
9,900
23,400
.
"
19 Vt
37
84
-
•
Va
19 Vt
Y
•;•
30%
21 %
16>
,15
25%
31,300
.
31%
•
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32,000
40
22%
,15
'30
1*,380
'
21%
.
38
22
.
:4i%
14 Va
38
-26/
*
84%
20 Vt
39%
16
16 V8
,-40 Vt
:
-"31%
23
y8
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,
ir-%
►38
:74"
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74
•
20%
38 Va
18%
19%-.
96
'31%
75"
19Vt
,
24
37%
-
r 74 Vt
2V/a
40%
4t600
40%
42%
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,
>.
27%
36 Va
•
105-
„
;
16%
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*
19%
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122 •••
.
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18
19%
;
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1041
/
100
77
We
Y
-
28%
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130
•
;
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19% "20 Vt
:
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83,
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37.
-
25%
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•
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38
•'130.
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•
38%
.
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19%
-
72
,000
12,000
.
.
.81
26%
72% 72%
^ 16 Va' 16%
.►.
15%
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<lst series)'
Portland -Cement*.
.
.
81
27%
.
'
31%
22%
16%
37%'-
r
.
■
it
48%
♦71
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39%
•
►
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80%
72
%
42%
X75-
.
31%
•
15%.
.
19
19%
38%
-
46
6/100
-
,
■
16 Va
No par
L
'Melville:Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
22 Va
'
,*.99
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23
•
3,600
Vt-.:'
80%
,
82
33
1
20%
-
41%'
31 Va- ,
-•
II,000
34
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Y,
: 27. ■
100 Va
75% ' '76%'
-
11
36%
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83%
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Y, 191
27%
41 Va
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.
130
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•
2,5%"
24
46%
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•
■
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.
Y
20%
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100
1
.•
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110
-
100 Vt' 100
.
Nopdr
Inc
"21 Va
1,500
15,200
16i900
19%
; i9.%
.26% .27%.
'
,27%
80%
2,300
5
•
'42%
i
,
*71
83%
'81
*81
71
19%
3,700
4,'100
B6
►
5,100
A
25
.10%
.
34%
I,200
191,400
22
.24%
11.
36%
"
46
49%
81
A
20,300
23
;
23%
26'
330
51,400
Va,
38%.
5
,
2fi
■
47 Va
-
.81
-
71
Y21%
70%
27% t* Y *27%
'
41'%.. .43 :
39%
-
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;
_i
*
Trucking Co
McQuay
81
.Y" *
'
B.
Mach & Eng jCo—
•Mead Corp common*
Y
82
20%
Co Inc*—_1
Co
Co
%
•
.
5Va
19Vt
-
23.
-700
11,600
32
19%
..
'
A
54%
,
,38%
-
...
8%
52 %
.
80%
27%
8%
•'
24%
35%
2
29
23%
-
T03,a
19%
2
.
38,%
21 Va
V'24"
*'
19%
28%
«
,35
»
,
25
:
Y"
l
3<
34%
20%
,
:
23%
1
20 Va
27%
100
Aircraft Corp
(AG) •&
McLean
38 Va Feb
35% Jan
23,
^
Publishing
__1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
Mclntyre Porcupine Minds*
No par
12% Jan 81
6
•
l
preference
McGraw-Edlson
46% Jan
31
Jan
6
io%
11%
37%
'5
•72 %
*81
-
•
McGraw-Hill
McKee
Oct
Sep 12
conv
9
16
•39
4%%
23% Jan
30
,21% Dec
26%
19%
/
2%
55%
5.
5-%
24%
25%
,
-4§«/a
82
*71'
No par
conv
21
21
Jan
5%%
19
Nov
-■
convertible preferred
*100
$6 convertible, preferred*
*—100
Jan
43 Va Mar 22
283A
,
*81
•
-
3%%
50
19% Dec
28-%
»80Va-
•
'
Corp_>
JNo par
McCord -Corp„
i____
"3
McCrory Corp, conimon_Y.__50c
33% Feb
43
.5 Va
.23%
'34%-
:
Y.
.49-% '.,50
-
-
37% May
i
30% May 29
Feb
'--•■
•
23%
,23
.
23
90
31'
21
:
'
;
-
;
21%
51
90
-
8%
38
,
27 Va
x26%
boVA ;- ,20% * ;
_u____No par
Inc
71% May 25
19% Jun 13
34% Sep 27
5% Jair
3
23% Jan
3%%>
Dec
'
•5'
25
•
H
38%
36%
.
35 Y
.
No par
i*_„No par
preferred 1959 .series—100
Mays CJW) Inc*.
Maytag Co**—
150% Jan ,22
93
73%
-5 ■ ■• •
'
*38
-
$3.75 preferred 1947 ,series*No par
45
Feb
Jan
,
Nov 27
28
.27%--
-
8Va
39
'21 Va
,
50
20
53%
29%
19,400-
33%
45%
:
38%
•
22%
•x23 %
,
11%* 11%
"•
.
$3.40: preferred-—:
5
Mar
104
:
25%
A
5( %
i
90.
,
19%
31%
-
Va Jan 19
Jan
5%'.
■
:
2
"8%
Va
'
INo par
;i
"
5
'
;
.23
25%
*
9<i
1,400
27%
.
-
45.Vt
51S/4
.51
,
30
40%
'21%
-
23% ♦.
27
May Dept Stores •commqn.
*
__\5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series-No'par
3
■
'■
'
•
-Corp-^i—il-'
2
.
*23 Vt
•
1_„_1
Co
Corp__r„
89
37
24
25
125
120 Va Jun
-
51 Vt Mar 29
28
May 29
97 Va Jan 25
.
32% Jan
.
May 29
lfi[% May
107
iMasonite
May 10
78% Jan
15
&
23%
23%
-■
45'%
2 Va
■;!. 56
8%
32%
32
33%
-
20 Va
2
,38%
41 %•
41-a,a
•
27Y
28%
-
32,%
*44%
90%
20'.
;2 Va
30%
',
52
*90
,' *8% A:
8%
-'.87%..' 58%
T.
33%
51
\
20%
::
28"
28%
33%
.44%
90%
-
2%
,58 Mf Y
.
►
12.50
Carpi
Y
8%
-Y .58
32%
►,
Cement Mfg iCo—**4
Field
Martin-Marietta
2
May 21
84.
15
16% May 29
Marquette
83% May 17
.76
36% Jun
39% Apr 26
44% Dec 12
Marquardt
Marshall
«2
May 18
*
25% May 29
36% Jan
12
13
.58% Jan
5
i——J
&• Moore*
53%
90 %
,
.20%
2'%
8%
.
,,
'•A
,5
Maxwell
.51%
•'
21%'.
'
."2Va
Exploration—
1
Corp
i._>l
Marine ^Midland
Corp**
.**—
1
-
**20%
►
Maremont
32% Mar 20
29
6
Jan
75
Feb
& -Co„;
Shii:t_
90%
x32%
,X41%
34%
46
i
'
Maracaibo -Oil
46% Mar 15
21
19
68
Mar
35
29
(P R)
Manning
-14
Mar
6
30 Vt May 21
25% May 29
43% May 29
13
Mallory
28
*89%
-
*28.
28'/a
•
33Va
."46
55% -;•,-
53%
-
■i
■
Manhattan
28
•
36
'45%-: 46.
.
8
29%
;
*34%-
—50
Square Garden Corp com*!'
convertible preferred—No par Magma 'Copper—-___.
Magna vox
Co'_—
1
Feb
7
8
*29
'
J.
60c
Mar 12
27
29
May 28
17
34% Mar 10
Va
32% Feb
20% May 29
14% Oct
27% Sep
44 '/a Jan
56
15
,
—10
preferred——
Madison
"47% Mar 20
May 29
5
15
3Vt Mar 27
28% May 23
38
Jun 14
5
(R H> Co inc common.
1
4Vt % * preferred series xA—100
Madison Fund. Inc.
—_4
10 Vt Mar 21
May 29
36% Jan
•'•'.
<Forbes~
Trucks Tnc.
5 Vt %.
2
91% Apr
.
&
Macy
72
16
May 29
8% May 29
24% Jan
MaCk
23
Jan
19 Va May 29
28
20
•44% Mar 15
May 29
51
47% Nov
27% July 19
40% Feb
15
44% Jun
M&cAndrews
ip
28 Va
28%
84%
85
3:510
-
,
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Volume 195
Number 6169
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Ckionicle
.
mm :%t
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
18 y2
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
63
86 y4 Dec
11
84%'Jan
9VaJan
11
Aug
3
45% Jan
.
'3
Sep
87
10
78% Sep
12.
Sep
Jan
90
97
•
84% Nov
3
30% Jan
93 V2 Jan
i
.
4.
9
NOV
12
88
2
86
81
Jan
8
:
.
17
55
25
19 Vo Jan
'30% Aug
3
123% Dec
109% Sep
87% Jun
: 22% Dec 20
35% Jan
35% Jan
3
21% Oct
'42% Jurt
3
3% Jan
3
\
37% Apr 20
4
34% Jan
19% Jan
6
133% Jan
98% Jan
247/8 Jan
4
45% Apr
44% Feb
24
27
Feb
19
40% Feb
9
i
v
;
36
19l/4 May 29
7% May 29
:
Jan
62
Jan
,73% Mar 29
*
71
Jan
79
*
Mar 28
:
66% May 31 "
75% May 28 ■
19% Apr
'15
4
8% Dec 21
10%-Jan
9%. Jun
29
Jun
13
7% Jun
15
5 y2 Jun
19
6% Dec "14
15
22% Mar 20
11
Feb 23
'•
20'
Jan
58% Aug-23
*
36% Jun
39
-
31
32% Aug
1
31
Jan
3'
43% Nov 29
30'A Dec
26'
39%.JaU 30
July; 3"
Mar 10
8% Feb
'34% Mar
9% Seji' ,21
28
4
May 29
May 29
1
17% Feb
15
37% Feb
16 •;
28
11% Jan
8% Jun
15
29% Jan
.
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81% Mar
5
70
Apr 10
75% Mar 6 >
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Aug 14
;52
15
37
72
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-
30
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1% May 31.
2
81% Fdb 27
48y8 Aug ,9 "
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100
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24
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28
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44% Nov, 14.:
97% Aug
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27%
40
150
87
22 V*.
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303/4 Jan,
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33
Products
6% preferred
National Linen
.
2
36% May 29
Mar 22
7%
20
28
47/8 Jan 24
68
Sep 11
71% Sep 14
76 % jap:
3
98
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87
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-
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22% Jan
58% Jun
85
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8% Jan. 23 "
28% Jan,
■
84
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General
National
9
:
24% Feb
'
Mar 21
46
7
Dec
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10
Airlines_^^__.
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National
;
7
Apr
45% Feb:
84% Feb 23
;
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22
,
14
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3
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753/4 Jan 23.
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95
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87
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84
29,300
89
95
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& Chetp Corp comlSpfej series /of-1951___
100 >
preferred
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National
4/
32
75
-1
2% Dec
*87
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National
4
Jan
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35% Jari: 10
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8% May. 29
65% Aug rL
39% Aug 28 1*
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15
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353/4 dun 27.
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96
84
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2
15% -May;29i
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86
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40
36 y8
30
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47
99%
49,700
1,700
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87
84
3
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.
98
136% Mar
;
27% Nov 28
79% Jan
25.
49%
ii y4
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.
95
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87
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5
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9V4 Mar 27
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5
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54
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May 28
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4
3034 Apr 23
92% May 25
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56
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13
21% Jan
49 Ve
99%
55%
.
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5
22% May
164% May
9
.29 y2 Jan
3
Jan
29:'/4 Feb.
72
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2
28
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26"
36% Jan
98%
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Natjonal Aviation Qprp___.
National Biscuit Co__l
2
15
10%
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200
16,800
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9%
95
84
28 %
22
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89
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1,100
53,300
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4
30% Jan
38%
6
29 y4 Apr
Jan
127% Jan
-27% May 15
10% Apr
5
3
11
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National
12
1323/4 Jan
151% Jan
■;
25
24% Sep
22% Jan
Vi
94
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t
24
2
93% Jan
,
6
6
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88
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16
Apr
18
5
Jun
68
Jan~20
17% Nov
15Vs Jan
'45 Vi
i
40
:
12
May 18
553/4 Oct
Mar
223/4 May 29
6V8 Jan
5
.
16% Deo
303/4
89
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36%
M
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common
Murphy Corp_-__i^_____
Murray Coi-p of America
18% Apr. 23
18% May 29.
50% May 29
22% May 29
833/4 Jan
;
1313/4 Dec
8
33% Aug 17
36% Aug- 30
28% July21
-
20
31 % Jan
14-
47
:
1
Apr
154 %
Jun
20% Jun
V
9
99 % Dec
*78
Sep 26
148% Sep
3
124% Aug 15:
23 y2 Jan
3
62 %
9% May 29
9% Apr' 17
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3
Dec
88
,
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33%
88
-100
Munsingwear Inc-___-__i__~~~~7~"B
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11% Mar 29
15
May 29
77
28
52
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7
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5% Jan
:
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30 3/4 May 11
92 % Feb'27
82% Aug 25233/4 Jan
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78% Nov - 23
9
46% July
74
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34% Jan 22
19% May 29
.
142'% NOV 30
33% Apr 12
4
'61% Jan
•233/a Get 30'
:
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.
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21
9%
12%
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.95%
20%
;
Wheel Corp
Mountain, Fuel --Supply
55%,Mar 30
v
89
9%
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On
Motor
28% Jan 19
29% Mar 21
15
68
37
.36%
'
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20%,
63
9%
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•
Motorola
19
28 !
20 ya
67%
20'/a
87
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Monsanto- Chemical C.6
4
Mar 26
32
21
65%
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Moptana-Dakota Utilities Co-_3~5
Montana Power Col—1
.Nopar
Montecatini. Mining
.$ Chemical-——
v AmericanShares_4_—__i,000 lire
Montgomery Ward &4C0——No par
Moore-McCormick - Lines
12
Mortell (John;). & <Cq
10
Motec Industries Ipc-—-. ~I_— I
41% Jan
29
29 1
9% Jan
2
'45
Jun 15 '
33
.
29 "
203/4
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4
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4
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3 7 % May.29
24% May 29 '
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'
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class
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„
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46 V2 Jun
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33% Dec 26
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11
26% Dec
.
3
.
.
;30y4 Dec 11
18
Jan
May
29
May
20% May
20%'May
21
May
88
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RR
Class
'V
2
2
11% May 29 • \ .18%,Jan .15
15
89% Mar 14
■
20% Jan 31;
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.53 % Jun
.10
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preferred—-i
—-100
• 4.20%
pi*eferredi_-_-^—
_.-100 Monarch Machine, Tqo1_____No par
'
37% Apr 11.
12% Feb 28
36% Jin 22
,
19% May 29 •"
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100
May 3 l; 2°% Mar 17 ;
44% Dec
4 ;
41% May 31
1
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,
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; 42% Mar 26
*
preferred
com
20
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37% Jan
■
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26
17% DeO 28;
j68% Sep 22
.
;
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l
25% Sep. 25 '
,
14'
May 28
•.
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19
"
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26%
Apr
34%;
the Week
:
21 y8
21%
>
11%
37
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Mohasco
69% May 11
79
1st
Misspurl -Public. Service
19
.
13% Jan
44%
2
25% Jan
11% Apr
.
12%
X3,6%
June 15
66 y8
9%
-34%,
Friday
June 14
21
88
21
10
11%
5-
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5
Missouri .Pacific RR class A_No
par
Missouri Portland: Cement Co__6.25 ,:
5
Mar'
21%
Sales for
Thursday
June 13
4
9%
.
MissourirKan-Tex
1
42
3
4
51% Mar
14
22%
3%. convertible preference-;
4% Jan;': 3
14
.21%
Minn; Mining &; Mfg-—_—No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper—2.50
Minnesota Power &, Light
No par
Mission Corp---_^_-i
j
Mission Development Go
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
__10
16
Jun
Wednesday
67
*87
Minneapolis-HoneyweM Reg
7
14
72%
87%
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Minerals & Cliem Philipp
2
70'/4 Feb
.5%%
.
2
14
30 y2 Jun
1
8
"
15
68%
87%
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15
May 29
2% May 29
14
267/8 Oct
25
21%
16%c
Midwest- Oil. Corp 4
40% Feb" 5
;
15
22
No par
preferred
Middle South Utilities
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14
i
common!
22
,
101% May 22
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2
1.83 y2
June 12
.
May. 4
10
58% Feb
Inc
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June 11-
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4.35% preferred 'series
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3.85% preferred series
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;
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•.
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39% Apr
33 Va
42% May 15
13% Apr
_
34
May 29
34% May 39
2iy4 Jun 15
5%;Mar 27
50% Nov
Jun
177/s Jun
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
4
34% Jan
!
81
•41% Jun
34% Sep .12
44
Apr < 6
4
.
Jan
75% Jun
1
12
99.1
9
May 28
,
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170% Mar 10
19
97% Dec 20
66% Dec 29
.
4
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Co
Co
fiesta Machine Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 28
May 11
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
*25c
Merritt-Chajman & Scott____12.50"
Mesabi Trust—Units of benef'cl int
28
Mar
..
84
29% May 25
43 % May 29
95 y2 Jan
2
.
•
87
30
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3' '
Feb
58
15
jun
3
80 % Jan
101% May 24
10
39 >/4 Jan
12
58 V8 Feb
15
93 y2 Jan
■
3
58
28
52% Jan
3
.
Jun
3
99 " Aug
41>/2 NOV
„
4
46 Va Apr
2
•
13
84% July
6
14% Jan
&
$3.50
12% Jan 31
•82% Jan
May 27
Merck
88% May 25
5
33 % Jan
30
8
Mercantile Stores
94% Mar 23
16
9% May 29
36 y8 Jun 15
15
Jun
Jun
28
Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
19% May 29
8% May 28
11
70% May
19
89% Jan
78
5
20
59% Mar lo:
3 %
41% Jan
79
37% Dec
13% Apr
15% Dec
>
3
28
May 28
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
75
NEW YORK
Highest
100
90
*90
91
*89
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93
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20%
21
20
21
19%
22%
41
25
26%
25%
26»/s
25%
27
18,400
28 »/a
27%
28
27
28
3.600
preferred
series!—
series
91
,
-—100
Northrop Corp_v^——;
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Northwest Airlines Inc - com
—10 '
5 %,%, cbnv" preferxedi,_-ji—
25 '
Northwestern -Steel & Wire Co_^—5
Norwich pharmacal Co^_^—62%c
91
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93
22
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170
93
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20
19
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18 y2
19
19
20 Vh
4 5>no
40%
38%
39%
373/4
39
37'/4
38%
15,000
The Commercial
B2
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 1961
3
52% Nov
16
38
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
Jan
83% Nov
93 % Jan
3
100
90 Yu Jan
13
95
36 Ya Jan
5
33% Jan
49
12
Dec
'
15
15
41% Jan
22
5
35
50% Jun
19
19
Apr
6
98
21
52
23
Jan
ltt
87% Feb
13
96
Jan
2
14
115
Jan
2
43
97 % Jan
9% Jun
J
25
Mar 23
101% Feb
16
5
Jan
2
Pacific
American
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
20
Pacific
Gas
25
17% May 23
15
iviar
May 28
May 28
30
15
36% Feb
May 29
34% Dec
26
65 % Oct
20
2
Pacific
48 % Apr
4
26% May 29
39% Jan
2
142% May 29
158% Feb
26
6%
5 Ya May 28
7% Jan
12
Pacific
177
3
Apr
24 % Aug
47
17% Jun
30
18% Dec
7
12 Yd Nov
24
26% May 15
13% Dec
14
19
60% Jan
May 29
10% Jun
Jan
12
24% Feb
12
20
Pan
Pan
8
23 % Dec
6
17% May 29
39% Juiy 19
5J */4 Nov
22
45% May 29
59% Mar 14
86 % Jan
95% Nov
24
92 % Mar 16
97% Feb
16 % Sep
5
53% Jan
11
25
38 % Jun
24 Ya Jun
15
5
Parke
11
60% Nov
22
43% Jun
19% Jan
3
35 % Dec
7
24% Jun
15
35
23% Jan
9
27
28
23% Jun
15
27
May
21
Jun
14
24
Jun
18
Jun
24
Mar 29
Dec
33
26
15% Jan
3
26
Apr
Feb
14
10 Ya Jun
9
4
49 % Apr
14
40
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
37
28 Yb Jan
3
45% Nov
30 % Dec
11
9
94% Sep
19
101 % Jun
90% Jan
5
26% Jun
41% Jun
26% Jan
97% Jun
6
11% Jan
3
3
59
'
14
13
18"% Feb
2
May 29
54% Jan
2
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•
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39
373%
38%
35%
33%
34
17
17
17
17%
17%
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95%
94%
94%
94%
94%
350
35
34%
34%
323/4
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32%
33%
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27%
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2 81/2
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35
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58% Dec
12
39 Yb May 29
27
50% Jan
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51
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46
July 24
59% Nov
8
34
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63% Apr
20
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37% Jan
3
94 % Feb
76
>
1
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26
,■
Nov
•
36
May 29
12
99
Jan
Dec
19 Ya
20
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■
100
14
13% May 29
49 %
Apr 20
5 Yb
15
May 25
22
15
Jun
14
2% Jun
4
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3
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3
30% Jan
3
53% Nov
46% Jan
3
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96
29
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5
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
27
25
May 29
98
Jun
6
82 % Jan
5
Mar
1
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6
85
100
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96
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15
20
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19%
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19
19%
19
19
62%
63
60 Yb
63
61
62
60
62
59%
60%
19,000
78%
78%
78%
78%
77%
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77%
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753/4
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100
33%
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31%
31
17%
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11%
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30
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6
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18 YA
10
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12
37 Yb Jun
14
3
125
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30
86
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12
83 % Mar 16
Nov
May
82% Jun
8
81
4
Jan
25
29
51 % Sep
25
64% July 31
42% May 29
14% Jan
3
22% Nov
20
17% Jun
44 Yb Jan
4
76% Dec
6
94
Feb
3
99
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
3914 Jan
10
68 Ya Oct
27
18% Jan
Dec
12% Oct
28
Feb
97
21% Jun
6
15
36 % Jun
14
27% Apr 24
88 Ya Mar 21
3
81 % Aug 23
75
Dec
15
45 Ya May 29
27
*
23
77% May 29
88
72
Apr
14% May 29
21
Jun
11
12% May 29
18% Mar 16
51%
15,200
28%
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40
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25
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common
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28
Glass Sand Corp
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32%
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41%
100
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42%
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40
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41%
52 %
29 -;
'
'
;
.28%
101%
•
*84%
;98%
98
180
;.
-
100
',..10
/
c
105
10
:
40%
62,200
.71%
18,300
37%
70
70
83
83
83%
83%
84.,
04
43%
45
43%
46
37 YB
14,600
86
*104
105
/•
"•
101
101;
*97. V-.
86,
76,600.
19.400
53%
28;
40
,
30
/ 23 • ; ' /; 7,400/
2*% •' 2% 4 *t
3,800
22
'
X69
.
-
•'•<
'
'
,
*
28,400"
-
41%
,
14^8
-
.?■
•
40%'
38
*52 %
.
v
53
;*99 %
'15;/.
r 24 -
22
4*
52%
1
<27,100
:
'
'•4 14%
,
:
•43'-4
i." 41-
v
4
'■•'12% /i4 :
13%'-
5344
.
,,
17,000
:
41
53
1,6.00
.
41.
<41%
26
1,000
145,300
-
43
.
42
39%
.;
10,400
,
100%'"A ""•"520
99 Vn
.
,
220
2,000
101%
100
"
30%
101 %
-
,
26%
30 YB
100%
98%
42% /
28% :
14% ■.,
9,800
/
31%
/ ;
44
*43 /•'.-/
..' 41%
-
10%
41
26 YA
25 YA
25%
27
10 Ya
*40
ioi y2
"••/
41
A
11
40
ioi y2
'
••
10%
40
>30%
/
12
11 %
12%
14,600
11%
30
101 YB
101
5,500
41
25%
32%
31 YA
,
102
1,900
>
43%
28
28
28
101 %
100
100
10
—5
preferred
series preferred
500
19
Corp
*40 y2
21,000
21%
18
common
preferred
conv
24%
23 YA
1
Inc
3,500
24
19%
Ford
52,600
25%
.
'
,
'
50 Ya
147%
,
66% May 29
24
49,400
10 YB
51
52%
94%
1
3,300
28%
10%
17%
18%
51%
2,700
10%
28
"
17%
17%
150
9%
11
*92 %
52
7,000
10%
10%
70c
1
29 YA
6
6
6%
11%
28%
149
147%
148
148
17%
10 YA
30 y2
30
30%
30%
31%
150
2,700
30 Yb
99%
52 %
52
'100
31
29%
/'
100
100
100
11%
30%
30%
45,200
.
1,100
31
18
17%
18%
11%
29%
*147
.
*99
100
100
101
*100
101%
100
33%
32
34%
15%
4
99%
99%
100
101
15%
16%
15
.
8
102 Ya Jan
78% Jah
7
Jan
8
84% Nov 29
3
.
15%
16
*18
Permanente Cement Co common—1
5%
convertible preferred—
50
"Pet Milk.'Co common;
No par
■,/
59%Mar23
,
35% May 29
49% May 29
103 % Mar 29
12
Sep
24
2',
Jan
,19% Mar 15
15
.
23,000
20
-.,,,
26%
14%
-1^
;..T4.% ;
52% .53 , / \ *52% >53%%>1 '/.'.53// '.53:'>!/'
66% Jan 31
/ V < 45% -45%" <>
42%;
45%/ />• 42%" 43
100% Feb 19
4%%
preferred-^——100
/ <100 / 100
,
' *99 ,< 100
99% 1O0 ?>
19% Jan
2
% " Petroleum Corp of America
I
</■", -%15%16Y2
'I- xl5
; 15%'
15?
1-5.% /
42
Feb 13
»
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc
—5
'
26% '26% ,'
25% 26
< 24%
25
(
3% Mar 30
4
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
^
5
V 2%. 4.2% •
3 :
3
v \
2% " ?% t
57% Mar 15
\
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc—
33%c <>■/.. ■' 42%
44
■/ 40 A•. 41% .
„% 39% 41%:/
62% Jan 15
' /Phelps-Dodge
Corp
—12.50
' *
52%
53% /,
52%
53% '/ 52%
53% /
34% Mar20-Phila Electric Co common.
Nopar >
>'29%
29% "i, ' 29.
29% i- \ ,.28% 29%.
102% Feb 13
4.40% preferred
—
—100 *
99 - 99 / ,
99 -100%/.; r 101
; 101%
,88
Apr
5 '
3.80% preferred
*
100 .'*
*85
86
85
85
*85>
86 .7, ;
98% May 17
-4.30% preferred
— 100.~>V>>
*97% 98%/f v '98% 98% -/-*97%; 98
•
106
Jan 31
-4 68% preferred—
,-100 '
104
104 :
*104 ,,105
*104 , 105
81
Jan
2
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
' . '40% 41% , / •. 39'A 41% ;
38% 49% ;
112% Jan
5
Philip Morris inc common
;
5
71 Ve
73
71% 72% ■ >•"
70Vb .72
87% Mar 27
4% preferred
—
— .100
"
*83
84
84 /
84
83
83% /V
84% Feb 19
3.90% series preferred
100
*83 %
84'A - <: *83%
84'A /
*83% 84%
59'/s Mar 14
Phillips Petroleum
—
5
':.'■/ 46
... 4,7'A
45
457/b >, u 44%< 46%' I
26% Apr
2
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
20% 20%••
20
20V4
20
20%; ,
69
Jan
4
Pillsbury Co common
No par
52'% 52 7%
.
51 %
52%
51%
51 Vat
100
Jan 15
$4 preferred—
No par
*98
' 100
*98
100
*98
100
41% Jan 11
Piper Aircraft Corp
s
1
247/a
25V2
24 t
24%;
•
24
24%
65 Ya Mar 19
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
43
44
V
42%
43
40%
42'A
23
Jan 22
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_ 10
*
16%
167/a
16V4
16%
16V4
16%
86V4 Mar 1
$5 convertible preferred—No par
- *78%
79
78%
78% .
78
78
81
Jan
8
$4.80 preferred (conv).—No par
72
72
*71 "< 78 %
*70%
77
16% May 15
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
.
.
.
'13% 13%
13
13%
11% * 13%
58
13
12 % Jun
,
26%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Perkin-Elmer. Corp
56% Feb 16
"7,900
543/4
x25 y2
Peoria & Eastern
30
Apr
38%
r
26%
Gas Light
Peoples
52% Mar 19
Sep
3,100
.
.v
Nov
36
1,300
1
25%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
48
9,700
'
95%
28
30
14,300
48
Power
4.40%
<39%
34
17
25
Pennsylvania
4%%
37%
36%
17
46
20
101% May 25
38%
35%
24y4
(J C)
106% May 25
37%
17
47
2
3
39%
37%
16%
25%
17
6
Jan
38%
36 %;
45%
Jan
98% Mar
200
39%
24%
3
95
330
.
37%
47
Co
Penn
.
25%
Cement
38% Mar 22
28% May 29
18% Dec
32% Jan
15
25 Yb Jun
Dec
40
220
97
46 y2
Fruit
Penney
3/4
24%
Penn-Dixie
Pennsalt
96
48%
Penn
_
98%
-
37 Yb
*94%
No par
100
Corp
1,080
'
26%
2
41
Ihc
Line
11,600
:
.
47 Ya
34% Feb
May 29
*96
*96
98%
*96
99
25%
4
4.68%
98%
98%
98%
99
99
99
52%
52% Jan
May 31
100
85%
27 YB
48 Ya Jan
41% Jan
*99
96%
84%
26%
conv
&
99%
40%
96
48%
Pendleton
Penick
99%.
393/4
No par
19% Jan
15
85
'97%
No par
27% Jan
19 Yb May 29
27
23% May
5%
2
11
85
Co
&
Coal
Peabody
31
Jan
96%
85
Transportation
Parmalee
19
Airways
Pipe
Pictures
Davis
38% Mar 15
75% Apr
Sep
30
East
40
97 %'
85
50c
preferred
Paramount
16
58% Feb
15
12
85% Apr
44% Apr
18
32% Oct
4%
40%
97%
5
Corp
Sulphur
World
Amer
Panhandle
8
40%
97%
,.85%
Shares
38%
v
100
Electronics
American
40%
*84%
* the Week
June 15
-
40%
40%
x97%
85%
Sales for
-
Friday
June 14
97%
98%
No par
com__14 2/7
Consolidated
Tin
Packard-Bell
3
15% Jan
13
Corp..
...
.
Tnursday
-
41 Yb
*97%
10
Packaging Corp. of America
5
23% Mar
13
9% May 29
Mar 22
Lighting
HIGH SALE PRICES
June 13
40%
5
Aggregates Inc-5
Telep & Teleg
preferred
June 12
96 %
Corp
&
Electric
&
Pacific
3
8% May 16
3
5
5% Jan
1
2
99% Jun
July 11
24% Jun
3
25% Jan
Jun
74
3
18
87% Jan
Jan
24% Mar
14
57% May 29
11
43% Dec
23
76
13 Yb May 28
104
5
54% Jan
15
27
20
3
26% May 16
May 29
May 28
Nov
26% Dec
13
26 V
Feb
27 Yb Jun
120% Apr
30 Yd Jan
8
32% Jun
4
141 % Jan
94% Jun
7
18
33% Dec
31
12
26
14% Jan
23
22
Sep
12% Oct
18% Apr
Dec
26% Jan
106
3
88% Jan
4
102% Mar 22
28
82% Oct
16% Jan
28% Feb
3
Sep
8
45% Mar
41
82
4
16% Jan
Dec
24
24
76
May 29
59% Oct
17
17% Oct
May 29
32
18
100
May 16
45% Mar 14
Apr
52% Aug
4
56% Jan
18
36
20
42 % Nov
11
39% Jan
95% Jan
4
Nov
90
32 Yb Aug 24
15% Jan
103
17% Mar 15
4
Aug
4
12
Nov 22
45 % Aug
19
16% Apr
Mar 26
Jan
82
27
3
May 15
98 % Jun
8
Dec
Jan
39
Monday, June 18, 1962
. .
*85%
Ohio Edison Co common
15
4.40% preferred
100
3.90% preferred
-100
4.56% preferred
,—
100
4.44% preferred——
100
Ohio Oil Co
No par
Okla Gas & Electric Co common_5
4% preferred—
20
4.24% preferred—.
100
* Oklahoma Natural Gas_
7.50
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—5
Olin Oil & Gas Corp—
*
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities
.10
Otis Elevator—,—
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp—
.—30c
Outlet Co
No par
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4%
preferred—
100
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferred
No par
2
98
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 11
Par
EXCHANGE
11
86
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
49 % Jan
May 28
3
35% Jan
85
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
79
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
89
Chronicle
and Financial
(2838)
;
83
83
70
■,t
,
-
.
.
160
45,200
.
"
•
"
19 Yb
/
50%
*98
19%
17%
19%
49"%
100
10,500
'
23%
24
21%
23%
36%
39%
36 Yb
40%
16
V
5,400
51
*98%
51%
100
16%
15%
16 Ya
*77%
77
*77%
78
*70
,/
.
13%
12%
*71
.
78
"/: 77
12%
.
6,800
18,100
3,300
■//
60
..
,
100
./ •
12%
5,600
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
131
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
44
Aug
113
3
16 Ya May 29
29% Feb
28
48% May 29
67% Feb 20
17% May 17
61
.
19
6 % May 29
3
Jan
12
65% Jan
11
46 Ya July 21
97/a Jan
21
127% Jan
24
21% Nov
27
19 % Jan
8
Feb
13
116% Mar
6
79% Dec
42'A Jun
12
139
May
12% Jan
54
135
135
134 < 134
*133
134%
133 , 133
/, 130
17%
18%
17
17%
16% 17%
16% 17%
6,200
51
52%
50% -51
•/;
;/ 50
50%
50% 51
14,200
7%
7%* '
7%
7%
7% *. .7% i ;
7%
T% //.i, 22,700-42%
42%'
*41
42%
*40
41
*36
41
10
41
, 42%
■- " 41
41
40
40 ., .
39% 39%/..
600
25
25
A, • 24%' 24y8•
24% 24%
24% 24%
2,600
*120
122.
*120
122
'
>120
120
,,120
120
60
v
50% ■ 51 ,. v. 48%
50% . .
. i48% V49
,
v : 47% , 51%
,.7,000
*97
99
'
•
97%
98
. /A
.
*> *96
99 A
,
94
t95%
370
55
56
53%
54%
53
53%
<- .52%
53
/ '
50% ' 52
/
5,900
103ye 109%.
93y8 103 /
87ya *96%
tJ- ■ ■ " ■ 81'% 91%
82% , 98
380,200
Poor & Co
-10
*
15.%, 15%
" 14"%
15%-";
14%
15'%
"
14% !■ 14%
.14% 14% j / / 3,800
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref-100 ■
94%
94%"'"—,.333/4
933/4 ..
x93%
93y2
* 93 / 93
93y4 93 V4
>1,070
Potomac Electric Power Co
—10 . " <
37%
38.%
36%"'"97%
^ 36
36ya
'-, ■
•
36
; 36% , / 36%
37%
. 13,000
Procter & Gamble
No pa»
•
/
68%
69%
65% '68.%^—^64--' 67%
- 62 . , 64% :
,
: / 61% '^64% ' , 53,400
Public Service Co of Colorado——5
25% 26
25
25%:.
24y8 - 25
'
23'/a ,'24%'
22% 23%
17,500
Public Serv: Elec & Gas com_No par
57
57% >
5riYa
58%4»
<56
-58 * ...
< " '
55% - 57% \
. 55
56% ,,
43,200
$1.40 div preference com—No par ■< ..
30»/4: 30»A
>29% 29% -.
*29%*"30
•
*< " , 29%
30>/4"
* 30y4 ;<30y4" < . , 700
4.08% preferred—;
100
<
*90%
92 *90%
92./'
91
91
""*91
92
" . .*91
"92
/• ' —_
4.18%
preferred.,
,100
/
-90% 90Va *91>
91%
/*90; ^ 92
/
90% 91%
*90%, 91%
/-<
80
4.30%' preferred,
—100' / <*9495
*94/" 95 )/.. *94 " '95.
.
*94
Y
95
'*94
95./ :
5.05%
preferred
;
—100
*
105< , 106
*104% 105%
*104y2 105%
-*104% 105%/>> -105
105
,.
90
5.28%
preferred
—.100- *107% 108%
,
107% 1081/*'
108.%'- 108y4
/ *-■•'' -'108% 108%
/ 108 , 108 ;..
.
J90
Public Serv Co of Ind com__No par '• 28%
29y4
28y4 28% ..
28y4
29
28y8
29
*
28W 29 ; ;
"11,400
3%% preferred
^100*75%
76
75%
75% " '*75
75y2
*75
75%; , "75
75%."..
140
4.32%
preferred—/
25
*22
.
24
*22
24 '
*22'A'- 24%
• ...
*23
24y4, v.
*23 , 23%
4 16%
preferred—
-.— 25
<
*22
23
- 22
22
*22'/8
24'/8
>
<
/
22%
22y8.
<,221/8 24 '
>k/'. 200
4.80%
preferred called—
100
142
142
*140 - 160
140y2 140%
/
'.140%- 140%.
141 / 141 *
.
.. 390
Publicker Industries Inc common—5«
• •
•»
6%
6%
6%
6%*'
6l/2
6%
6%.'. 6%
.'■<•. 6
6y4
15,700
$4.75 preferred
No par
■
*84
86y2
*84
86%
•
*84
86%'84
86V2
*84
86%:
— L.
Puget 8ound Pow^r
Light CO—10 - '
34%
35y4
"
34%
35y4
34%
35'%
' '
34
34%
33y2 34%
. 11,300
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
3
20%
20'A
20
20
19%
20
- "
19%
197/a
' 19% 19%
2,500
Pullman Inc
.No par • ."•
28% "28%
28 - 2827
-28
26% 27i/8
26%. ?7%
2^ 200
Pure
Oil
5
'
3iy8
31%
30%
31»A'
30
30%
30
30%
30
30V4
17,500
7%
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1
16'
Nov
28% Apr
79% Feb
Jan
4
9
55% Jan 24
,39% Jun 15
35% Mar29
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
14
45 %
May 29
78
Jan
4
96% Jan
5
135
Dec
13
92 %
May 29
130
Jan
3
69
Jan
9
107
Nov
8
86
Jan
175
Feb
13
238% Nov 28
14
221
Jan
3
17% Jan
3
22% Mar 30
14
May 29
21
Jan
22
97 % Oct
4
-92% Jan
50
Dec
4
32
101% Nov
16
88
Apr
33% Jan
73
19
3
Mar 15
120
50% Jun
•
81 % Jun
15
122
May 11
"
2
11
95% Mar
47% Mar
8
61% Jun
15
92V4 Jan
43
Jan
3
70%
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
29% Jan
2
8
87
7
85
Jan
5
..
91% May 17
87
81 % Aug
83 Ya Jan
3
86
Jan
10
102
Jan
3
104% Jun
28
Nov"Ii
Dec
88% Nov
17
92% Nov
49
% May 29
Jan
2
22
90% Jan
22
Nov
22
104% Jan
12
108% Dec
7
106
94% May
97-
109
7
21 % Jan
21
9
May 17
118'A Jan
8
7
78
23% Apr
22% Nov
3
173
5
110% Feb
33% Apr
25.
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
19
79"% Apr
24% Apr
11
13
107
Mar 29
7
16
14
Jan
21% May 31
15
115
May 12
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
85
Nov
.
10
23% May 29
70% Aug
,
May 21
Apr
May 29
Jan
3
84% Apr
4
33% Jan
3
32% Ort
24
42
Jun
12
26% Jun
31 % Sep
27
39% Jun
14
29% May 29
57% Feb
6
Jun
15
May 31
31% May 29
1119
May 29
15
24
172
Feb
15
Jan
43Yb Jan
,
21
23
2
8
38% Mar
9
37
„
,
8
23ye May
.
.
.
Mar 30
IOVb Feb
88
-
.
2
32% Apr
19
69
Apr 17
31% May 14
22% May 29
*135
137%
18% .. 18%
<
52
53
,
7%
8%
*42%
41
/*" *42
44
"
25%
25%
*120
122
• ;
51%
51%
99
100%
-
5
May 28
100
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
,
10
' Pittsburgh Steel Co com
—No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young <b Ash pfd—_100
Plttston Co (The* common
1
$3.50 convertible/preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Polaroid Corp
•
-1
;
.
Mar 27
-
Q
17
96
Dec
15
Jan
13
145
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
31
Aor
131
For
footnotes,
see
60
May 29
140y2Jan
1
4
26 Yt May 29
page
25.
91V2 Feb
146
16
Quaker
,
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
6%
„
Gats
Co
Quaker State
OIJ
5
65%
144'A
144'A
Refining Corp—10
27%
65 Ya
66 Ya
100
common
preferred—
28
*145
,
*27%
66
146
28
65
145
27%
66
145
.27%
64'A
*145
277/8
,
65'A
146
"
28.'.
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145
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145
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10,500
50
800
Volume
195
Number
6169
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
•£'
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
June 11
Par
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
June 12
June 13
Sales for
Tnursday
Friday
June 14
the Week
June 13
Shares
R
49% Jan
16
65% May
703/4 Jan 23
75
9
42
11
Dec
Radio
63% Mar 14
14
Jun
Corp of America
1st preferred
71% May 29
79
Mar 30
45
Jan
10
Ralston
21% Jan
2
30% Feb
13
Feb~28
15
47%
x44%
463/4
43%
45%
♦72%
73%
72%
72%
73
73%
33%
33%
73%
73 %
2.50
33%
33%
74
33
33%
74%
16%
16%
15
32%
32%
2.50
Purina
153/4
15%
30%
32
153/4
18
15
1
18
17
15%
17%
16%
143/4
17%
153/3
69
17%
No par
70
16%
69
15%
69
16%
663/,
69
663/4
683%
8s/8
9
I 8%
8%
Co
167/a Oct 24
23%
26% Dec
33% Sep
88% Feb
26
6
65
21 % Apr
6
.8% May 29
16% May 29
14% Feb
16
Raymond International Inc—3.83%
24 % Apr
18
Rayonier
25
41 % Feb
16
Raytheon Coli—;.
Reading Co common.^..
5
57% Jan
4
11% Oct 27
17'A
Jan
27
8
11% Mar 22
July 19
15'/a Dec
May 29
15% Jun
24% Aug 31
44% Aug 18
4
34% Sep
,
12 %
15
May 29
6 % Jun
13
25 % Feb
1
io Vi July 26
58 Oct 13
15% Jan
18
71% Dec
8
36% Jun
20% Nov
3
15
17% Jun
12% Jan
3
10 % Feb
15
14
66% Jan
21% Jun
16
Jan
3
15
Oct
26
8
28% May 10
10% May 29
21% Feb
25
9% May 29
17% May 31
33% May 29
9% Jun 14
16% Jan
May
8
20% Apr
7
43% Nov
67
7
1
Apr
20
Aug 24
49% Jun
54
Oct
66% Mar
11
21% Dec 29
13
58
May 11
12
18
Dec
25
7
12
Jan
23
May 28
Jan
30
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
76
24
•
~
'10%
Jan
3
18% May 11
14%
Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
37%
9
57
Mar
43 y4 Jan
13%
13%
9%
9%
39%
39%
38%
19%
21%
13%
14
34%
15
15
43% Jan
5
Revere
67% Mar 13
Revlon
60% Nov
May 28
10
♦15
&
Inc
25%
483/4
243/B
483%
49%
483/4
493%
14
37% Sep
25
25% Jan
32% Feb
19
■
94
14
May 29
1
25% Apr
18
20% May 29
21% May 29
27% Apr
29% Sep
10% Oct
19
43% Apr
11
33 % Jan
40 %
3
18
12% Feb
3
19% Apr
17% Dec
36% Jan
3
46 % Apr
10
7
32
May 29
10% May 29
12
27 % Aug
8
22% Mar 16
372
3
Jan
Dec
>
63% Dec
5
17% Jan
5
Jan
14% Jan
26% Jan
22
18% Feb
27
404% Dec
11
93
27
.26% Jan
'
373/4 Dec
3
36% May 29
90
Feb
26
352 % Jan
26
18
25 Vb
16 %
15% Jan ^ 3
5
70% Jan
,/
79
31% July 20>92
Jan
20% Nov
"413/8 Oct
100
4
8
■
19
39% Feb
22
11
8% Jan
•
46% May • 3
38
Jan
8 % Sep
19
73%-Jan
87
.
70
May
Nov
8 •• May 29
11% May 29
M7 ;
36
Haas
9
?7
Nov
10
IB
213% July 25
293/8 Mar 21
15
30% Jun
51% Dec
943/4 Nov
12
Jan
97% Jan
105
8% Jan
Nov
4
27
37% May 12
31
Jan
3
3^ Feb
15% Sep 19
153/4 Jan
4
16s/8 Feg
28
14
Jan
46% Mar
Dec
233/4 Aug
Corp
63% Jan
11
45% May
127% Nov
Convertible
86
Jun
97
Jun
4
30
-
.
Jun
12
6% Feb
7
V
Mfg Co
3.65%
19
67/b Mar 15
44% Jan
49
Jan
1
Seaboard
Air
23% Jan
3
Seaboard
Finance
15
45% Feb
12
16% May 29
293/4 Jan
4
12 %
23 % Mar 28
$5.25
38% Jan
3
49% Nov 22
3
29% Oct
11
61% Oct
173/4 Jan
9
193/a Nov
8
65% Mar 20
72% Oct
30
13
26% Jan
16
38% Dec
14
20% Jan
4
3
27
3
34% Apr
51% Nov
Jan
7% Jan
12
18
15%
15
15%
73%
*69
73%
283%
27
27%
1
100 %
•97
100%
34%
28
♦97
9%
13
93/4
13%
32%
9
xl2%
-
26%
323/a
33
19%
183%
9%
9%
37%
38%
34%
1
34%
34
34
34
34
63/4
l
No par
29
67
67%
65%
663/4
29%
27%
•85
86
97%
1
32%
8,100
8%
93/s
79.000
123/4
6,200
19%
18%
19%
25,100
9%
9%
93/a
i
37%
38%
37%
39%
-
34
33%
33%
1,700
6%
651%
67%
27%
97%
,
6%
*85
95%
21%
22
21%
82
*81%
82%
-
*81%
,
41/2
4%
21 %
22
9,100
9,100
28%
62,300
86%
-
95
82%
4%
2,300
6%
27%"
86%
95%
,
53,000
663/4
66
,
28%
*85
22
82
95
21%
170
22
*81%
10,100
82%
40
43/4
: 4%
26%
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25 %
23%
24%
173/4
18%
17%
18 %
17%
17%
♦163/4
17%
16%
163/4
16%
16%
15%
161/4
151/8
16
37
34%
37
70%
33%
34%
33%
34
34%
35%
68%
69%
5,000
651/8
68 3/8
643/8
68%
11%
11%
90,800
11%
*11%
113/4
11%
11%
8%
7%
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5
253/4
5
r
.
83/4
8%
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105
69
•11%
8
*103
8%
105
63/4
2.50
63/4
7%
6%
1
35 VB
35%
333/4
35
No par
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Steel Corp
Sharon
100
12%
5%
....
86%
♦95%
32
223/4
-
36%
No par
*85
95%
39,300
4%
5
Inc
86'%
200
27%
99
9%
82%
22%
♦81%
20
Corp
95%
26%
*95
33%
28%
*95%
1,800
13,900
93/8
r
6%
27%
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l
Co
6%
71
Vi
25
6%
30%
68%
•
6%
7
18',
15%
73
12%
183/4
9%
40%
6,300
83/4
-
19%
9%
37%
1
Industries
19
9%
403/4
93/s
*
I21/4
9%
13%
40%.
18
143/4
97%
280
25%
*69
27%
33 !•
33%
36,600
91%
360
25%
18
15
73
•
18 3/4
18 3/4
18%
18%
143/a
133/4
14
73/4
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105
7
23%
17%
17%
8
'
43/4
24%
24
17%
17%
7%
105
63/4
4%
•
24%
♦103
7
•
3,800
18,000
13,600
3,900
8
600
17,500
105
6%
63/4
X33 %
333/4
2,000
32%
33%
313/4
32%
17%
18%
14,800
17
18%
163/4
10,900
13%
12%
13
12%
35%
33%
35
323/4
33%
16%
29,200
16
May 28
22% Jan
16%
15
163/4
Sheller
163/8
16%
1
17
16%
16%
11% May 29
187/a Jan
17%
17
19,500
17%
16%
4
16%
16%
16%
123/4
13%
12%
12%
12 3/a
12%
2,800
50o
11%
12%
113/4
12%
22,500
26%
26
13
2
5
129 % Mar 22
62
Feb
21
May 29
May 29
353/8 Mar
8
15% May 28
283/a Apr
23
20
29% Jan
72% Feb
22 3/4
May 29
46% May 29
44% May 29
5% Jun 14
7% May 29
5
28
56% Mar
1
10% Jan
4
Shattuck
(Frank G)
Oil
No par
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Pattern
Oil
(A O)
Kline
Soo
8c
Mobil
Line
Railroad
South
Amer
Carolina
29
May 28
44 3^ Jan
17
South
16
South
Puerto
33
16
4
52% May 10
Mar 21
50
30% Feb
Southern
59% Feb
7
20 V* Apr
26
5%
75
16
Mobile
Apr
353/8 Mar
7
8% Jan
24
42% Jan
2
95
35
Apr
19
20% Jan 26
88 % Jan
24% Jan
2
97
9
34% Oct 26
973/4 May
64% Ar
82
88% Apr
Jun
May 29
25.
15
20%
333/8
32%
33%
7,100
32%
32%
32
32%
97%
99%
37,100
102%
941/4
lOOi/a
25,700
53
52%
523/4
51%
52%
50%
513/a
513/s
253/4
26%
25
26 %
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
173/4
18%
17
17%
16%
17%
6,100
5
16%
17%
16%
18%
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
213/4
41,100
5
21%
21%
21%
57%
54%
55%
54
3,300
553/4
55%
51
53%
51%
553/4
48
49%
48%
49%
48%
49
473/8
48%
47
48 3/a
35,800
59,100
6%
6%
No par
1
Co
com_4.50
May
$4.50
1
Spiegel
86
8
$4.50
Mar
8%
8
48
52
8%
46
6
6
61/4
7,500
8 3/a
8%
7%
83/a
47
20,800
45%
453/4
443/4
451/2
*50%
8%
*50%
52
33%
31%
32
—5
28%
28%
x26
27%
253/4
263/4
*29%
30
26%
ELNo par
*43%
50%
100
30%
4,000
26%
28 3/a
26 3/4
273/4
13,800
*28 3/4
30%
31
*283/4
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
193/s
X18%
263/4
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
24%
25 5/a
62,600
43%
45%
423/4
48,900
41%
41%
41%
43%
413/4
47%
46
47
45%
46%
•283/4
29 %
19
2,700
44
433/4
433/4
41%
42%
41%
40
40 3/4
40%
40%
40%
40%
40
41
10,200
24
243/8
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
66,100
473/4
48%
47%
49
45%
48
45%
46%
18,000
common
stock
tr
No par
20
ctfs
100
19
♦74
19%
76
18%
•74
common
18%
•74
44%
46%
19
19
19%
19
19%
76
•74
76
74
74
10
18,400
4,400
28%
28 3/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
273/4
28%
27%
28
1
15%
15%
15%
15 Vb
15%
15%
15%
151/8
15%
15%
900
18
16
17%
15
16 3/a
16%
15,800
4%
5,600
1
18
18%
163/4
4%
4%
4%
6
30 %
313/a
30%
100
common
19
76
1,300
1
2.50
common
50%
30%
41
Co
preferred
preferred
29%
5,100
52
31%
7.50
&
Gas
preferred
•29
30
203/8
20
46%
preferred
Ohio
52
"
8%
53/4
83/a
32
Coll. 1
53/4
203/4
7,200
45%
333/B
com
5%
93%
8%
33 %
♦50%
1003/4 :
51%
46%
♦50%
Corp
Inc
63/4
6%
*46
100
(Del)— No par
Gas
Sperry Rand Corp
38% Mar
104
H2I5O
Service
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
1,000
523%
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton
32%
33%
Platinum
Co
Railway
non-cum
&
333/8
27
102%
5
Pacific
15
83
19
Labs.No par
15
Sugar
Public
Natural
14
24
203/s
California Edison
Indiana
Jan
4
19%
preferred
Southern
Southern
May 29
17
22
25
Rico
Southern
90
3
20%
50
Southern
28
14
&
E&G
16
91
14 Vb Jun
22
Southern Co
5
91% Jan
22
preferred
30
57% Jan
2
9
8%
Gold
Southeastern
26% Jan
4% Jun
5%
23% Feb 16
31% Mar 30
473/i Jan
May 29
3,600
21%
22
Inc
Jersey Gas Co
40% Jan
14
45%
*26%
1.120
Co
South
Feb
2,200
441/4
263/4
Inc
2
May 29
23%
44
263/4
Co
French
Oil Co
19
71
23%
43
263/4
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
15
18% Jan
%
45
26 V*
500
Marchant
Feb
44
24
43
27
Corp
Feb
36
May 29
21% May 29
24
47%
26 3/4
Co
9% Jan
Jan
25
443/4
27%
10
Oil
Smith
58
6
24%
473/4
27
25
Skelly
Smith-Corona
53
Jun
26
47%
5
Mar 23
17% May 29
26%
Corp
May 29
13
l
Co
Manufacturing
Socony
4,100
No par
Singer
Smith
13 %
No par
Co
50
253^ Jun
143/a
Co
42 %
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
18%
26
16
423/4
90%
16%
15
see page
253/4
42
•250
34%
3
footnotes,
26%
,<
921/4
360
35%
3
For
19%
42%
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163/4
Jan
3
91
*250
35
Jan
Jan
97/o
18%
42
92%
33%
?
13%
18%
253/4
43
360
75%
15%
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1
26
42%
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16%
24
May 15
18%
<
76
34%
91%
353/4
88
3
>' 25%
18%
43%
355
16%
223% May 29
13 % May 29
2
91%
35 Vb
28
Mar
42%
*250
163/4
23 Vb May 29
40 Vb May 29
41% Jun 15
47% Mar 15
46,100
1
31% Dec
20% Jan
100
6,900
8%
Shell
29
10
7%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord £1
31% Sep
8
243/a Nov 21
17
8%
413/8 Mar 20
11
613/4 Nov
73/8
187/a May 15
15
27% Jan
53% NOV
9%
.5,500
,
-
14% May 29
32 3/4 Jun
49% Oct
3
83/8
17
34
183/s
131/4
May 28
303/4 Dec 21
19
9%
'16%
.
193/a
30
preferred
Shahmoon
51 %
363/4 Jan
17%
'
'
common
Sinclair
475/8 Jan
11%
17
7
113% Mar 30
Inc
10,900
.2,900
173/4
103% Feb
&
9%
123%
18%
"
Co
Rubber
8%
12%
173/4
100
"5
Roebuck
95/a
18
Servel
29
9
18
4
3
4
9%
♦11'
14Jan
3
26
93/b
11%
63/4 May 29
103% Feb
7
153% Jan
15% Jan
9%
•103/4
11%
273/8 Jan
29 3% Dec
129,700
11
72%
4
353/8
11
117/b
5
34%
11%
703/b
14
35%
*11
9%
No par
No par
RR
May 29
60% Nov
2,100
34%
.333/4
13%
1.40
Seagttrve Corp
Line
May 29
52% Jun
22%
34
26
34
l
Corp of Amer
•31% Mar
91
9
22%
13
-29%
100
6
25
22%
333/4
3
133/4 May 26
9"% Dec
4
22%
353/4
12%
II—III
14
22%
34%
13
Co
21
93/8 Dec
'
5
com
common
40% Feb
Nov
10
preferred
Screw & Bolt
1,100
22
34
♦97
100
-
30
52 % Dec
16%
"
preferred.
preferred—
$4.
12,000
23
123/4
*71%
""29
5
common
4
77
,.18%
convertible preferred
Inc..
'
BcoviH
20,900
23
333/4
92%
No par
No par
—100
com
53.40
"
17%
•223/a
13%
375-
V 25%
.1
Simplicity
4
22%
17%
16%
•21%
343/4
447/s
*91
——10
series A
263/8 May 22
3
9%
9%
*250
100
'
4
16%
17%
22%
18 %
433%
"•
100
;
& Power
Ry Co
Schlumberger N
Scott Paper Co
13,140
92%
11%
"
9%
..35c
"5%
8,400
80%
34
*13 5/8
13%
18
1.66%
preference
Schidfc
173/a
16
32%
73%
*92
34%
1
Co.:
3
17
17
31%
92%
353/4
35
10
•92
17%
9,500
'
•;
Preferred series A 5%.
pfd 4.40%
9%
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
38% Jan
*22 %
36%
♦11
common
56
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
46 % J an
23%
35%
—
S
/;,
33% Jan
3
23
2.50
May 29
23% Jan
16%
*21%
20 g
Ino
Jun
67% July
83%
92%
17%
17%
Seiberling
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
363% Jun
7
80
•92
22%
13%
23% May 29
3
4
81
18%
1
Co
Co
43
3
73%
92%
17
2
8
86
173/4
21%
15% Mar
8
28%
18%
Falls
313% Jun
28%
323%
23%
Sears
5
29%
32
17%
Sealright-Oswego
Jun
283/8
32%
23
2
6%
29 %
32%
1
9
10
23%
24
283/4
♦92
18%
14
6
443/4 Jan
92%
2,600
.
1,500
24%
29%
32 5/a
81%
86%
507/8 Feb
28
26% Oct
12 % Jan
86%
18%
3,800
323/a
33
1
17% May 28
9
x29
29%
*92
1
25
36% Oct
24%
27% Mar
383/4 May 23
60% Apr 17
42 3% Jan'
23%
88 % Jan
233/4 May 15
21
24
"
100
Scherfiig Corp commotio
26% Jan
82
48
29%
5
28%
24
13
May 17
187/a Sep 25
36% Oct
5
Co common
X20'
47
May 29
May 29
63 Vs
14% Apr 19
50 3/8 Mar 13
21
May 29
33% Jun
July 28
20% Apr
May 29
15% May 28
15% Jun 15
15
17
6
23%
4
54
16
Feb
4 %
13
31% Jan
Jan
90
20% May 29
743/4 Jan
5
28%
"
2
May 19
22%
49%
33
5
Schenley Industries Inc
14
May 22
37% Feb 24
115/8 Jan
10,200
.
24%
*24
—10
18% Jan
98% Feb
14
-
5
235/a
48%
No par
27% Jan
42% Jan
74
21
Jan
11,500
St Regis Paper Co common
9
15
Feb
28%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial
Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
:
11% Jan
27 % Jun
Jun
20%.
San
5% May 29
60% May 29
27 % Jun 15
97
27
19%
34%
10% Jan
63%
27%
28%
1
1st
36,300
28%
21
28%
1
May
683%
11,800
33/4
20
St Joseph Light
San Fran
40% Apr
16% Jan
63%
10%
3%
19%
22%
1
..
24
Dec~~4
70%
300
9%
33%
28%
St L
.
*60% Feb
4
3
5
100
'42% Jan
81% May
11
Jan
May 29
35/a
'■
preferred
;w.
4.30% conV preferred...:
St Joseph Lead Cd—_
39% Mar 12
May 29
47%
9
Feb
-
9% Jun
8
14
3
i-
14
27 3% May 29
33/4
28%
111 "
4%
1
23
323% May 29
<
Jan
5
80 % Feb
14
9%
33/8
69%
20
Safeway Stores
May 21
21% Mar
723/4 Jan
5
*
4
46% Nov 24
16% Jan
70
May 29
20 %
Jan
14% Mar 10
•
16
41% NOV
16
May 10
34% May. 5
37
97% Jun
223/4 Nov 21
21% Jan
2
94% May 15
352 % Jan 26
May 29
26 Vb Jun
May 25
30% Jan;
73% Jan
143/a Jan.
'
603/a Jan
:
133/4 May 29
Apr ' 7
9%
3%
733/4
28%
Ryder System
13
10
93/a
33/4
74%
21%
2.50
Ruppert (Jacob)—.
Ryan, Aeronautical <Jd
26
88
31,000
Ruberoid
T
*
88
16,000
McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
'
171,000
37
Royal
4
41
■
1
1,800
44
68
preferred series A
Ronson
103
403/4
89
31
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
3
14% Feb
15% May 29
7% Jun 15
6
Nov
,
3
10%
4,200
102%
423%
40 %
71%
4
73%
.
no par
/
36% Jan
37/a
£
9%
11
103
*863/4
335/a
Company
4%
102%
30%
Rohr\ Corp
11
May
Paper
Rohm &
31% Mar 15
8% May 29
-11% May 29
27
10%
1.25
Rochester Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
18
29% Feb
27% Dec
8
'86
Ltd
New
12
6
3
Feb
18% Jan 30
12% Oct 25
Trust
Inc
Controls
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
25
18
Oil
Richfield
Mar 22
24% Jan
16% Jan
Dec
88
35%
Apr
12
15
42%
88
30%
124
14
15 % May 29
10% Mar 15
40%
88
34
8
13
43%
88
17,900
57,800
>
303/b
23
12 % Jan
42%
88%
102
30%
* Feb
90% Jan
1013/4
44"
43%
♦86%
102%
60,500
36%
38
73% Jun
48 3/4
102%
41%
35
33% Apr
5
49
49
103%
383/8
30%
26 % May 11
4
103%
41
363/4
25
93% Dec
38%
32%
8
27% May
27% Dec
2,900
36
25% Jun
2
49
/ *48%
'■
1
Robertshaw-Fulton
9
May
37%
31%
5
17% Jan
87
65,300
37%
37%
12
May 29
413/a
33
42% Feb
"
40%
38 %
37
62% Mar
9
41%
38
32
46% May 29
23% Jun 13
Nov~27
600
40%
39
10
26 % May 11
38% Aug
42%
145/8
No par
5
34
143/a
:
20
27% Jan
143%
;
Riegel
Rltter
23% Jan
143/4
Corp:
37% Mar 19
15
15
Corp..
44% Mar 14
34% Mar 26
27
-
"
32% May 11
24% May 11
19% Jun
62% Oct
10
43% Jan
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
47% Jun
30J
Nov
•143/4
"
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
51% Apr
3
'
29
24%
100
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
2
Mar
28%
153/4
"
:•
5
com
series
13,100
27%
15% Feb
Tobacco
3.60%
32,200
8%
223/a
Reynolds
(RJ)
4,000
15
8
23 %
4
Preferred
3,900
58%
14%
%
273/4
16
Mar 14
8
•57-
15
73/4
213/8
Jan
5
14%
85/8
25%
80% Feb
102
15%
8%
233/4
31
14
58%
14%
83/4
28%
50% Apr
63% Jun
*57
15%
8%
23
116% Jan
-
16,400
27
May 29
Nov~14
10,400
12%.
24%
90
111%
35%
10
28%
Rexall
Rheem
70O
34%
23%
5
3
93/4
58%
17%
28
131% Jun
78% Jan
♦57
173/a
26
2
9% May 29
3 % Jun 15
12
17 3/8
35
30%
Oct
8
13%
15,900
41%
108
23% May
12%
8,600
11%
39
Drug & Chemical Co___2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par ~
4%% preferred series A
50
4% % conv 2nd pref.
100
14
35
13 %
II
41
<4
12% Dec
35%
18 3/8
12%
39%
.5
90
34%
18%
13
42%
41% Jan
6
17%
34%
18%
,11%
41 %
52% Jan
14
11%
18
38%
8
Mar
12%
11%
17%
413%
14"
87
13%
11%
18%
38
38%
14
40% Jun
123/4
12%
37
♦38
Jan
6
13
500
1,300
39
38%
48
14
18%
38 %
21% Jun
90% Oct
36%
18%
9%
5
Brass
25 % Jun
89% Nov
38%
18
9%
i
Copper
8
8
37%
19%
9%
13%
42%
5
26
9%
*13
42
30
Mar
3,200
6%
13
143/4
56% Jun
83
67,000
6%
6%
13
15%
49% Jan
68% Sep
28%
6 %
133/4
43%
3
•
25,500
42%
Jan
"
7
175/8
383%
15
9%
1,000
17%
10
,
47
2
15%
9
35% Oct 23
3
58%
15%
....
5,400
21,600
>
26 3/8
9%
34%
2,400
8,400
10,800
173/4
9%
*18
154,900
27%
*14% ;i5
*57
58%
35%
50c
6%
♦13
45%
16 3%
11%
12%
♦57
7%
42%
26
19%
18%
Stores
"Republic Corp common
$1 cQnvertibie preferred
Republic Steel Corp..
Mar 12
7
*
44%
12%
12%
33-
Chemicals
7%
14
18%
52
35
preferred
1
4
84
28%
•9%
Jan
May 29
26%
7%
60
May 23
Aug 18
29%
27%
18
42
83/4
17%
9%
1st
*67%
93^
18%
13%
13 - May 29
40% Jun 15
17
30
8%
,18
50
May 17
65% Mar 3
23
Jun
7% May 29
-
29%
Corp
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3%%
series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
4
23
<
9%
18%
non-cum
"Reliable
6
49% Jan
70
9%
18%
50
4%
Reichhald
4
1
19 % Apr
t
..
i
5
'
——
,
'
16 %, Jan >6
Inc-
4%.'. non-cum
"v
2
5
Inc
2nd preferred
50
Red Owl Stores Inc
No par
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bfos lnc_,
50c
15
19
House
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
Jan
13% Jan
12% May 29
\ 9% May 29
Inc.—
Random
Mar 16
81
May 29
Ranco
48%
com_No par
No par
$3.50
30% Jun
*93
94
•93
143/4
50c
15%
153/4
25
933/4
933/4
No par
No par
263/4
27%
253/4
85%
85%
*84%
•93
43/8
31
94
15%
94
27
85%
4%
4%
30 %
303/4
•93
94
14%
15
93
93
24%
25%
•84%
85%
4%
29
♦93
43/a
30V8
94
15%
4%
28
•93
29%
7,900
94
14%
14%
14%
14%
93%
93%
♦92%
93%
100
24%
25
24
24%
19,800
85%
85%
85%
*85
174,300
30"
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2840)
Monday, June-18* 1962
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
35
Lowest
Highest
35*/4 Deo
Deo 28
15
,
15
26
Jun
48
29
Nov
May 29
12
91
72 % Jan
23
78% May 12
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
9
53 % Jun
5
25
18% Jan
2
3
.
•
Btandard KollsmanIndustries.
46% Jan
-
Dec
57
5
4
81% Sep 25
87% Dec
55% Dec
81% May 29
41% May 29
4
44% Sep 25
27
40% Jan
Dec
59% Feb
45% May 28
13
3
52
48'
Standard Oil* of Calif
'
.
Standard Oil
92% Dec
7
Mar 30
88
May 29
28
12% May 29
Mar 23
46
57% Nov 28
82
25% Oct
26% Oct 16
32% Mar 27
32
Mar 28
4
59% Feb
8
95 % Feb 28
''
*
*
23% Mar
May 29
*
22% Jun
3% %
w
Mar 12
71
5
8%
20% Oct 31
28 % Apr
27
12% Jun
13
.22% Feb
12
3
42% Dec
20
19% Jun
14
40% Jan
2
8 % Nov
2
14% Mar 17
17% Jan
18
Feb-
22% Dec
4
45% Dec
7
22;
29
60% Feb
27
•
3
84% Oct
6
26% Mar 12
6% May 2a
"
77
v
11% Mar
'■
5
Jan
►
31% May 29
81% Feb
.
47% Jan
28
.
.
29
83% May 28
*A
:
13% Jan
9
19% Dec
12
14% May 29
67
4
99% Nov
10
55% Jun 15
3
35
27
37
£:
19% Jari 17
91% Mac 26
Jan
24% Jan'
24% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
4
16% Jan
Nov >30
35% Aug 10
A
24 % May 29
16% May 29
*
4
74 '•
Sep
Nov
25
13
3
34% Apr
11
9
20
53% Jan
27% Jan
7
S30
Jan
6
Jan-
3
21% Oct
18% Jan
6
4
13%
202
33% Apr
4
19% Apr 28
15% Jan
70% Feb
57% Nov 28
32
24
28% May 31
16%
13% Jan
3
13
*
;
v
4
30% Jan'
*16%
90
r'",4
30%
-■'21%
23% Jan
29
101% Jan
122
2
,
19% Feb
"
20%
—5-
prior preference
Stone & Webster
Storer Broadcasting Cto
•;
•
"
^20
16% Jan
1115 Oct
-
94
49%
3
Jun
23
Suburban
Sunbeam
Corp.........
Corp...
19
31
Jun
30
27
"
2
/
3
54% Nov 28
18 % Jun
5
22% Jun 15
11% May 29
Jun
8
61% NoV 22
29'/a May 29
4y8 Jan
3
13% Jun
40
10% Nov 27
47 y8 Jan
6
21% Sep 29
11% Dec
6
Nov
21
"26
59% Aug 18
19% Jun 14
47>/4 Oct
13
16 y8 Sep
20
33
Jun
27% Jan
15
3
46
Jun
21
18% Jan
3
27 % Aug
9
Oct
27
25% Sep
15% Jan
15
95
3
40% NOV
.
206% May 15
37% Nov
8
23% Apr
12
29%
21% Jan
21
A~pr ~~3
15
•
19
May
May 29
33% Jun 15
\
Symington
2
Taft
2
Inc.
Corp——
Gag
98
52% Apr
11
Texas Gulf Producing Co
12% Jun 14
23% Jan
15
Texas
125% Jan
48% Apr
4
Jun
14
14
Texas, Utilities
10% Jan
30% Oct
12% Jun
33% Majr
27% Mar
$1.25
conir
preferred
Thatcher Glass
ThJokol
22
15
24
Jan
3
Thompson
Jun
28
82 % Feb
41 % Jun
13
66
Jan
2
87
83
12
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
20
6
88% Apr
4
36
Apr
23% Feb 16
32% Feb
25% Jan
3
18% Oct
28% May
16 Ya Jun
15
20% Jan
SO % Nov
15% Jan
28% Apr
28% Dec
23% Jan
24% Mar
48% Jan
19
Jan
33 Va
Aug 10
59 y4 Jan
10
26% Jan
3
123
Aug 7
16% Oct 30
11% Oct 30
10% Oct
36
20% May 29
6
Oct 25
29% Oct 24
10 y4 Jan
10% Nov
13% Jan
6
30
4
34% Sep 22
26 Va Dec 12
51 % Dec 18
6% Nov
3
33% Jan
116
Jan
4
Jan
3
4
92
Tlshman
Toledo
Edison
Co-
63% Jan
42% Feb
8
2
Trane
52 % Dec
6
Dec 20
42% Apr
20% May
30Ve Jun 14
111
56 Va
May
33% Jun
1
8% May 29
8
7
9
55% Apr 14
16% Sep 23
16% Apr
3
25
65% May 11,
31% Dec
13
58% Dec 13
10 Va Mar 28
42 Va May 22
144
May 22
63 Va Nov 20
Jun
Jun
18% Jun
87
Dec 20
6
27
6
€8% Dec
27 V. Jan
3
37 Va Dec
B
Jan
29% Jan
4
39% Nov
8
20
5
29 % Nov
15
4
89% Jun
Feb
84% Jan
8% Jan
29
22% Jun
39 Va
110% Aug 22
Jan
4
100 % Aug 17
29 Va Sep
25
40% May 24
33% July 26
18% Feb
47% Dec
60% Jan
86% Dec
7
40 Va Mar 16
Nov
18
8
15
104 % Feb 28
May
May
33% May
20% May
25
13
17% Jan
3
Mar 21
15% Sep 79
17% Jan
3
il Jan
3
84% Jan 16
3
34% Oct
4
Feb
19
32% Mar 13
39% Jan 19
50
Feb
5
Mar 27
Mar
29
50
29
26% Mar 28
84% Mar 8
.33% Mar 11
5
27% Jun
14
16% May 28
1% Nov 30
76 % Mar 24
8% Feb
39
•
110
7
Jun 12
44 % May 29
18% Feb 20.
24% Nor 28
4
28
100
60 % Jun
26% Jun
8
3
34% Jan
29
29
21% Dec 12
69% Dec
l
29 % Aug
4
41% Nov 30
May
69%J*n
2
15
9% Nov 16
67 Va Dec 12
^
91
1
15
9
35% Mar 15
% Mar
8% Jan
64
Jan
16
5
3
23% Feb 21
56
Mar
2
20 Va Jun 14
29% May 28
.30% Feb
2
38% Jan
2
19% May 29
15% May 29'
25%
17% May 28'
25
% May 29
48% May 29
33
Jan 24
.
901h
May 10
20% Mar 20
Mar 26
l%Jan
2
71 Vs Jan
4
35 % Mar 16
Ontnrv-Fo*
—
*•
preferred. $3.50 series
Preferred. $4 series
Union Oil of California
Union
64
Pacific. RR
non-cum
,i. 18,600
,
27-
6,800
Co
-
■
•
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i
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A
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270
.
16%
8,000
1
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17%
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11,400
;i7y8
36
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18%
18%
:19
.
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;
11%
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93
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v
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24
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94
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A
10
10,300
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,
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r
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15
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15
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1
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;
38 Vb
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20%
51%
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39 V4
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40
50 y4
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;
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38
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7
.
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14,700
20,800
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8,300
-
37%
20%
36
20
48%
10,600
:>
18,400
20%
88,100
119,200
50
48
50
: 6,300
15,400
11,900
7
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33%
20
50 %
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67,400
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32
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27 Va
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103
16,900
100
103
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28 V4
15,000
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64
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1,800
30,700
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28%
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35,000
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20
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49,500
34
37,300
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38,100
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49 Va
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107
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93
31 Va
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17
1,7 VB
%,
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18% : 19%
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33,900
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210
22
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1,700
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36
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United Shoe Mach common.
67- nreferred-
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.
55,900
,23%
15%
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.
47%
...
United Engineering
Foundry
5
United Financial Corp of Calif,—1
United Fruit Co
Nq par
United Gas Corp
-110
United Gas Improvement Co
2,4.50
United Greenfield Corp
—_1G J
United Merch Ac Mfgrs lnc__
~ 1
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*
,25%
6%
,
.37%
24%
14
i
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.
24%
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United-Carr Fastener Corp____2.50
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United Electric Coal Cos
I_—T"s
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37
-
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A x35%
87
28%
17%
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—
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United Biscuit Co of
Amer__Nopar
United Board, & Carton
Corp
—10
United Carbon
Co—
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v
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16 %
38
.
13%
"45%
♦86
4% (series of 1956) conv
pfd-100
United Artists Corp—
4
1.
930
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25.
14%
43%.
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United Air Lines Inc—10
United Aircraft Corp common——5
4% (series of 1955) ,conv pfd-100
.1
/7.600
1,100
*
55%
25 y8
203
23
*92
'
22%
.
*78%
Union twist Drill Co,-
400
.
.
'
45%
7%
.
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19 %
28%
•
27 y3
:»■€■%
11
93
21%-
21%
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Nopar
preferred
,
i6%.; 17
15%
44%
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^-23
common^.10
Union Tank Car Co
97
v
7%
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25%
28%
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Co„—5
$3.70 series
97' ^
41 Va
25 Va
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Corp—,.8%
Union Carbide
Corp—•,
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Union Electric Co.- common—
—10
Preferred
98%
40
44%
'
.
*
'
Preferred. $4.50 series^—No
25
37%
16%
15%
.
*
—1
Unilever N V ord shares
Union Asbestos & Rubber
24%
*92
'
.13%
13%
59% ' 63%
FHm
Twin Industrie? cqrp
25 y8
.
800.
,42,300
18%
.
'
9-
40
41%
Corp common———24%% conv preferred—
—4100
Transitron 'Electronic; Corp
T
1
Feb 20
77% May 31
May 29
91
May 14
80
May 29
20% Jun
56 Va Aug
8
101
18
51% May 15
15% Jan
82 % Nov
10% Mar 22
2
43% May 29
27% May 29
2
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
2
52% Apr 25
14
A
60
37
17'
-
«
4
Udylite Corp (The)
A
'A*.', a
Underwood Corp_—
_No par
Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets ord—
Jin
27% ^an 15
63% Jan 15
5
3
♦4% Jan
-
*
Transamerica
Transwestern pipeline Co—
-__1
Trans World- Airlipes 7nc_
__4—8
Trans-World Financial Co__
___1
Tri-Cp"tinentul Corp common_i— 1
1
$2.70 preferred.,
,_50
.Tung-Sol Electric Cq common-1
5% conv pfd series of 1957-'«50
52
38 Ve
'
Corp—4—1
Twin City Rapid Transit_No par
36
t
"30%!
*
*16%
'
rrrm%
—
19% May 15
2
73% Jan
26% Feb. 16
52% Feb
5
Co__,
39% Jan 22
14% Mar 12
11% Jan
2
35
Jun 14
7Vb Jan
3'
31% May 29
3
7
Jan
.
15
15% May 28
17% May 29
8% Aug 17
30
1
12 Va May 29
6% May 29
15% Jan
8
56% Feb 28
17% May 29
78
1
81
Jun
42% Jan
29% Jan
51% Feb
54% May 29
48
14
14% Jan 19
34% Apr 23
14
May 29
Nov
May 18
34% Jan
37% Jan
102
Mar
7% May 29
18
34
Apr 18
76
5
15% Feb
37% May 28
95% Jan
5
97
79
Jan
48% Feb 15
*41 f Jan
2
18% Jan
2
15
6% May 29
55% May
18% Sep
Jun
3
"
v
36
•
.
•
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:
1^' ■
16%
Torrington Co——,
-No par
Tractor Supply Co claks A__
„_1
81% Jar*
30
{
18%
-.,45%
r
15
39%
5
—
May 29
20% May 29
146
3,700
22,600
-
r.
d<
'
17%
38
97
,
iiW
20%
51 Va
Roller Bearing
^__No par
Realty & Construction—1-
45*
24
30% Jap
Tlmken
58% Jun 15
14
Feb
33
9
7
25% Mar 26
27 Va Jan 15
Dec
71
7
•
Nov 27
Jan 30
74% Jan 20
66
com_5
91% May 15
52% Dec 21
4
^
<jjR)_——___ .7.50
preferred^____^^
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Thor. Power Tool Co—
—Nopar
Tidewater Oil common.
^,-10
$1.20 preferred-,—L———25
60
20% May 15
53 % Jan
89
18
25 % Mar
57% Feb
45% May 29
15% May 29
3
22% Dec
48
3
17
18
Jan
•
**
A%
66 /
37% Jan
tin
1
Dec
25% Dec 29
38% ;
:f
5
Co_
55
Jan
17%
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,18%
93
45%
.a
-..7%
15%
38%,
Nopar
Mfg Co
Chemical
32
5
15%
—460c
44% Jan
14
i
flS1-,
.4,800
:
*
-
-
No par
Textron Inc common.^
20
Jun
Sulphur—
45% Jun
18% May 29
.24%
21%
18 V4
19%
211
17
22%
'
33 y8
No par
31% Mar
30% Apr 27
J
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.
Instruments IncI
_l
Texas Pacific Coal & Gil
.—10
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_i
21% Feb
40 y4 Jun 14
22% May 29
26% May 29
31 Va Apr
9
.
Texas
,Gulf
V.
22%
-
-
205
16
-
17%
,
19%
6-
,
'225
45.
; ;
'
'
7%
,y;T-
Transmission
May 29
33% May 29
57%
*26%
22%
38
•92
984
" "
♦17.17%.
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38%
26 Va
26%
14%
14%
Inc
—12.50
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp——8
13
-
'
ii
-
7%'
Texaco
5
is y4
.
r—jr1"'"
45% Mar 29
52% Jun
13,500
.'33%
26
'
28%*.. 29%
-
-6'/a
'
24%
97
.
* *
Go—5
59% Mar 15
35 y8
19%
9,700
*
1
7%
'
-
17
23%
18%
18%
25%
■
;
^i.25
18% Mar
19%
19%
:
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v
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*
970 "
—1
4.50
(James)—,
Tennessee
50
May
...
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"
Broadcasting Co—
TelAulograph- .Corp*—
Tennessee C6rp__—__
May 29
;
,21 :
—
1
;
2
May 29
26%
66
56%
.
6%
230
38
24%
*
—T
Wayne Corp
9
14
34 % May 29
I,800
29%
21%
/
26%
'
11%
91% ;>
46%
11%
.
Mar
14
,
18% f-
91%
12.50
25% Mar
47
26
21%
"
.
300
J.j300
'
*
18%
.
51V*
2,9%
22%
,
20
"■
—1
Swlngline Inc class A—
2
Tandy
24% Jan
22% Sep
3
Biscuits
Talcott Inc
61
18% May 29
r
16 %,
55%
i
30%.'
:
.
19%
26
17%
45%
V*
.
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r__;
_10c
Oil of. California.
.25
Sweets Co of Amerlc$.1.38 8/9 *
Swift & Co.—,
■
..25
55% Mar 23
37 y4 Jan
May 10
aunshine
27
Feb
49 '
,22%
.,24%
*83 Va
597/8
30%
.
23,500
32s/a
-
'
,.300
■
13%'
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V
3,100
,
89-
-7%
85
.
247,200
50
?-
20%
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57%
;.
4,600
42,000
,
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-li 16%" 16%
,
29.
Y
.
6%
230
38
19%
__r_l
Sunshine Mining
11% Jan
16% Feb
6
20% May 10
-69% Jun
18
4% May 29
26
1
:
38
Superior
47% Jan4
28
6%
-
23%' :
18%
1
common
2
Feb 21
24% Mar 21
Dec
35
■
11% Jan
12% Jan
45
22
29%
.
26%
,
17% ' 18%
23%
..1
....
Sunray DX Oil Co.
49% Feb
.
33%
76,700
;
.50
22%
2.4
"
27
27
29%
'
..3 '
8
15
24%
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—
19%
•
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228
228
Sun
15
34% Jun
Feb~28
,
'
♦41 %
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47,100
46%
12%
24%,
13%
21%'
,7%
-
;
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.
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23-
...
:
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:;19%/-19%:
,
57%
t-6%. -,r:
com....1
$4.50 series A preferred
.No par
Gil Co—..
....
—No par
May 14
1385
-
';7%
30%
21%'
;
.
20
.
19
'
••
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
118% Jan
15
22%
19%
'
Propane Gas. Corp——1
28% Feb
Jun
*22%
\
29%
r
-\
$5 convertible preferred
jjOQ ~
Suburban Gas..—^....——^..1 "
63% Jan. 15
May 29
14
6
916
15
38% Nov
92
13
v
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.
:
48
.22%
19%
••
85
26%
27
•
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,
87
,49
43%
13%
•
26»/«
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44 y8.
89
.
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24%
29%
'
20%
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44y8
,
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•
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30% Feb
.
92%
6,200
9Q,
*91
*100%
6%
34 5/8 *
--
Xerox
*89
92%
103 %
21%
44
Wyandotte Worsted Co
--——
:
5
-
Co
Co
Woolworth
8
Jun
97% May 29
85
90
40%
Co
,.
6% preferred-——!
.100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
Woodward Iron Co
I_io
.22
92 % Jan
,
&
Winn-Dixie
-
*89
•'
Wisconsin Elec Power
•
10
109
*91
'
*76
-
;
48%*
•
8
'
Power___No par
Co!
Corp
Oil
Windsor
40% Mar 26
21%
; 1031%
109
39i/a
preferred"Wilson-Jones Co__
!
109
40%
$4.25
7
32,700
*40%
'
2
50%
40%
Stores "Inc
Wilson
Mar 14
49%
40%
32
"
preferred—
Wilcox
-
3,900
51%
50
109
30
91
19%
97/a
II93/4
28
90
*89%
151/a,
118%
91%
91%
235/B
101
30 y4
120%
52
19%
93/8
93/4
28%
1083/4
*89
10%
1,700
119%
1
Mills
Motor, Co
%%
White
<
13%
.No par
convertible
Dental
Wickes
60% Mar 16
44
5,
2
51
90
*15
9%
32%
120
108%
90%
*100
48
:3%„
•
White Sewing Machine common.
l
Prior preference,
20
$3 convertible preferred
I_50
r
Mar 22
39
22
31% Jun
46
15
23 % May 28
59% Nov
3
14
84% Mar 16
6
22% Jan
48
15,700
105/8
31%
1193/8
19%
pTeferred seties B
4%%
9
Oct 31
10%
32%
120
213/4
7
60%
.
■"
10
•
preferred.:
White
4
Jan
23.200
•29%
Power
Whirlpool Corp
77
52 3/a Jan
22%
92%
.
77
?
47%
48
Va
3.80%
$5
333/4 Mar 16
15
87.500
20%
19 5/8
.
22%
■.
l*65/t)
1.25
Wheeling, & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling. Steel Corp* common
;
2
96 % Apr
37
1143% Oct
* "
30%'
1
Corp
Westinghpuse
2
42 3/4 Jan
May 29
Feb
v
2
88% Jan
118
71 % May 14
333/4 Jun
.
4
303/a Mar 12
1
Feb
2d
22%
90
19%
r'»
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
.40
Western Pacific RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
;
4
24,
3
I~
Western Bancorporatlon
Western Maryland Ry com
9
Jan
413A Jan
253/4 May 11
9
Mar 10
32% Feb
.,28
28
May 29
93% Jan
2
9
Id3
14
82
1
Feb
14
110
343/a May 19
,
21
15
23%
21
*91%
*
91
24
■:■'
preferred series B
__100 *
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common
5
'"r
4%% preferred...—
_ioo
Western Alr.'Lines Ipc_
1
2
Feb
23
5
65
Jan
29
18% Jun
2'
60 % Jun
39
25%
23
10
♦89
91%
22
4.20%
4.10%
West
\ 27 % Mar 16
14
243/, Jun
10 '
23 '
28 9
82
May 29
26% Jun
'4 :'
291/4 Aug 16
110
j
.
101 % May 22
15% May 29
38
July 18
38% Nov 30
28
223/4
22%
11%
32%
90%
*76%.
-
.
23% Dec
26%
233/4
29%
Kentucky Coal
3
8,000
21%
Penn
11
16 '/a
21%
29%
West
14
1,600
15%
21%
27
20%"
4
Jan
16
21%
27
22%
102% Apr
Jun
26%
15%
21
24
1
Wayne Knitting
853/4 Jan
25%
16%
22
26
27
30%
West
87
7,700
30
Welbilt
31
26,300
343/4
213/8
8
4
36%
34
31
20
28
3a'/a
34%
233/8
31
Dec
;7
71.800
22%
Motor
39,500
11
'
Washingtpn Gas. Light
20
.
36%
16
120
19 3/a
100
Co
Waukesha
15%
■
37
233/4
14% Feb
May 5
Apr 24 4
160
13 Va
71
Washington Water
600
32.'/a
•
32
36% Feb
45
160
.
35%
69%
.'"* 5% Jan
87
5,600
23%
3% May 29
1
6,300
37%
31%
•9% May 29
17
29
Warren. (SD)
37% Mar 19
26
34
38
25%
36%
•
14
.
363,^
35
'
10,400
37%
164
I31/4
32%
7
6%
14,300
23%
•
1
27 % May 29
97% Jan
*160
14%
36%
8%
Pharmaceuticall.l
'
May 31 J
7
8
7
21%
52%
'
.
I
!:
:New
,
8%
6 3/a
37%
26%
1083/4
50c
common
'■
7
7% May 31
July 11
Jan
8%
7,300
22%
5iy4
2.50
:—!!!,
Warner-Lambert
2 ;
-
37.000
19
22%
.
34
91
';'
_10
Corp
Co_
370
20
21%
24
120
'-89%
*
2
39
293/4 May 29
% Aug
19% Jan
943/8 Mar 19"
14
23
17% Apr
Jan
Industries
Warner
27% May 17 543/4 Jan
2
15
100
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
19
30 *
33
27
38% Apr
54% Nov
373/4-Dec
4% Jan
10% Jan
82% Jan
24
Ward
9 \
38% Jan
"30% Jan
85
'
39
38%
20
17
*1073/4
__15
Co_____^
Ward- Baking Co
6% preferred._*
.
-
Mar J 2
20 3A Feb
11%
22%*
No par
Walworth
173/4 Jan' 25
613/4 May 29
•19% Jun
'41% Jan
2
3,700
*38'/a
381%,
27%
•52%
-
Nonar
'
933/a Nov 24
6
'
24>/4
*8g
-7
205,700
27
.
Walker (Hiram 1'G & W
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
20
15
.
preferred
Electric-Corp
System!^.;
Walgreen CQ__
8
4% May 29
4%%
Wagner
657/a Mar 21
ll'A Mar 28
W
!■•:
RR
Waldorf
4 *
42%-Oct
34% Feb
'94;
Wabash-
3
58% Nov
>•
48%
1441/4
26y4
-
27%
Preferred.—____!!!.__100
20
6
16% Jan
*
Jan
-93/8 Jan
1-1% May 29
64
Feb
2
30
Dec
6.
76
,
34
1073A
• ■V
1
47%
143%
;
'
164
34%
*22%
9%
-9%
MarerialSiCo common.;,
1
—"
*15
convertible preferred__!^r_16:r""""
15% ..
53/4% -preferred,,
:___!i_10(l-- " •—100""v 100/- / '*
"104
;/
'0 6 % %
"
*
14
8"% Dec -26
66
28
,...
"-
___!l0e
^
2,100
16%
/
' 5%
,
■
85 % Feb
Inc
15.100
.
51
37
*160
8,900
,
24%
51%
-
38
36 %
107%
"
24%
2T
_
24
3 7""
52%
"
_.__100
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48%
38
13%^
27%
33%
~ •
i___100:
;
155%
23i/a
27
36
34%
Vulcan
;
-
9
102
20
Vornado
21
Jan
-
140
28,300
144 Va
23,%
14% "
22%
120
"
*
Von's Grocery Co_____
21
'16% Feb
98
pre/erred.
47%.
26%
12.500
42%
'
"
" "
—
■
.100:-.
preferred
*
41%
80%
52
144%
2,000
-154'/a
253A
371/4
■
-
.
511/4
24%-
36% "•
34%
233/a
.
!
16,200
'/a
2S
38%
■'
14%
<-36%
1571/4
"38%
X23%
*"
'41
-
41
7y8
36
164
..
200
17
2 6 3/,
80
6%
38 3A
-
34% Mar 26
May 28
24%
27%
16%
26
*■*
ilOO
$4.12
*
*37%
•
16%
26%
-
42 %
243/8
26%'
py8
'
t
com__l
preferred
$4.20
'
'
-
1,000
3,100
1551/a
21%
'
42%
341/a
9%
82
27
67,500
43 %
40%
W 38'/4
221%
.81/4
8-%
"
"
:
41%..43
•
34
273/4
*80%
27 3/a
Xi5.y8
16%
1
_1
Chemical
*
38
"
: 7'/4 "
38% "
25% "
7
■
26 V4
" 8%
8'/a
•;
11%
1 :
dividend partic preferred^lOO
Co com___8
/
923/a May 22
19
Carolina
27
51 >/4
'
'
„1.25
■
;
20
86
23
'
; 433/4,;
16i% .17%
-
"
!__
:
Comptometer. Corp
6%
22%
38
27%
"
Virginia Elec &-Power
13
Oct
13 % Jan
8% Dec
Associates.;
Virginia
-
4
89
11
,"
Mar 23
67
1118
53
Co
Vendo. Co^
10
26%
38%
"15%,-
23
America______l
Inc.
;
L
„io
'
145%
38
22%
Corp. of
Raalte
;
*
38'/a
y
4
*
145
"
Vanadium
v
26
51%
14%
.
'ii 48>/a 49%
144 V4'l453/4
..
--13%
33%: 35
*9%
9%
157 y4
,
143%
14,700
161%
13%
43%
26
r
•
37% >38% '
34%
35..
:
Y
,
*
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43%
■
-
82 ■:
42 %
52
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,
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157 Vt
50
162
14%
'
:
27
40
'
37
;
12.80.-
' '
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r
-
Vanadlum-Allojrs steel
>
.
162
82
'45
49%.
f
25%
>
-
22,400
793/8
161%
' »,'•■!
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V
42%
,-.26%
•
•
38%
38
'
27%
41%
51'/a
7% ;
25ya
"
:.
,
r__%
27%
27%
8%
38%
•
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27% "
26'%
,.233/4:
..
,
9% %
42y8
27%
V
7.
»
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*
.
35ye" 35%
"
158'/a
i*
•
8%.
5
1
Upjohn Co_
Utali Pawer & Light Co_!
19
May 29
*
71% July 28
24% Oct 24
__25c
Universal, Match Corp.^
2.50; >
Universal Oil Products COi__,___,.l ,
*
;
4
.46% May 28
>
,
Corp.!—I
8 %, preferred!^—
.^
•"
1
16
Jan
Corp...
Convertible preferred..!
;40% Mar 20 /■
26
American
30o.
45>/4
17 V?
158 Ya
-39
23 y8
\,v
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
2 H*'~
28% Jan
Corp;.:
UniversaJ-Gyclops Steel
2
*33% Feb
Pharmaceutical
•"
39
.
17 y8
'*•43%
144% - 1443%
*./ 26%
263/4
■
"143/8 ■*
*43 y4
*
3,300
313/4
78
3,140
25i/a
295/8
80%'
5,800
97%
24s/8 '
.30%
*159%
Shares
24
*97%
25%
79
.
161%
13%
the Week
221/4"
98
251/a.
293%
80
*159%
173/b *
.>*80%
•
25%
*97 s%
.»
-
"503%
"
:61% Mar 14
92
26
24% Dec
Feb
86
9
Jun
Vitamin &
United Whelan
6/
2 /-
May 29
■
r U S
2
May 29
15
:
22
'
22% May 29
May 15
108
6
Jan
83
170
May 29
20
Cd common,
..No par
7%. non-Gumulative preferred^.25
50
;
-
25
31I/2
413/4
25'%.; 26%.
51%
51%'
""
.
.
Apr 24 •'.
Feb
CorpL—No'par
25%
79%
* 9V4
17%
:•
*8oy2..82
U S Tobacco
"
38% Jan * 3
31% May 29
-
683/4 Npv 21
102% Aug 29
85
:
!
Apr
54
Shoe
J
;
Friday
June 15
June 14
—
97%
25%
303/8
273/b
42.%
45
*
45%
158%- 158%
". '". 27
27%
•
preferred—llOft!-
*
49% Jin
81% July
-
-
;33% Jun
6
.77% Mar 30
6
A__.Ij.100
commonL..J...„5
non-euro .1st
•
Sales fur
Thursday
26 y4
97 Va
>
353/4 ■*"
°9
•
•
28%
42ya
25 y8
45 %
X35%
9%
17 3/8
27%
> U S Steel Corp common.t_i
16 %7,'
;
.7 % preferred.^.-..;
________100 ,"-
6
11 %
32 % May 29 s •
15*."
.
1
2
30% Apr 27
77% Apr 27
15% Nov 20
107
•
29% May
20
! Nov;
13
3
:42% Nov 20
3
19 % Jan
J an
£6
Apr' 14
'69% Dec
33% Mar 10
30 % Oct
Nov
,
Jun
;,
4Q3/8
■
13
160
U S
;
2 4 ';
17
*9
17%
80
••*43%
PRICES
"*
'
*159%' 161%
13a/4
"14% *
"
■•.US .Smelting Ref & Min com—&Q
7% preferred!—
^
^_50
>141/2 Mar 23
14
Jun
36
>
-
8
;
21
•42% Jan
15-
'! 23% Jun
28
30
Mar
39% Feb
2
~
43% May. 17
30% Jan. Id
153'/a Jan
—
*
1523/4 Apr
393/8 Feb
15
343/4'Feb
-
tt*
8%
Mar 27 *
58
4
'■
-
26%
973/4
26%
32%
•
,
SALE
June 13
79%
,
.
——_1Q
series '
preferred
U S Rubber Co
823/4
HIGH
Wednesday
30%
34
7*43% -45%
36%
363> 1-
*
78"% Jan
H5%May29.
*
"
44% Mar 19 ?*•
May 29
37
preferred series Au.„
—50
common.
1
i__!—I
Lines Co
3%%r
:
2
26%
26%.
♦159%.- 161%
14 V4 > 14%
:
/
Pipe Si Foundry Co———5
'
U S Playing Card Co—___
._._5 *"
»U S ply wood Corp common^.^
t,'.
9
May
35
23 % May 29
'■
39% July 11
J53 % Apr 10
3
11
-
27
-91% May 17
147% Jun
5
3
■
7
60% Feb
164
*97 Va
26%
80
>•,
—10<F
-US
s
97%
26 %-
-
33 %
,__4
common.
■>*■}/»%'■ preferred-?——
:
4
82 % May
v
^
;US
J*
Co
preferred.,—
4%%
-
5
Gypsum
27%.
97%
•
O-S Industries Inc common.!—!__1
;:
'
53% Mar 20
50%. May 11
47%-Jun 15
13
^41% Nov 21 a
75% Oct; 24
141% Jan
23 % Jan
June 12
27%
-
_
_
7%
;*.
'•
23 .t,
.31% May
.May 29
vJan. 12 v
.
40% May 29
154%, May 29
22% May 29
23
Jun 15
•
-■
16
■
26
Tuesday
June 11
&
Foreign Securities^
-r~Y
Freight Co,
__Nopat
U S
!
2
40% Mar .19
25 % May 29,;
:
D S
'US
48% Mar 29
•'
"2
2
84
Monday
Par
...
Borax & Chemical Corp com.1
4%% preferred-.-.—
100
'
4
24 % Mar
6
Mar
14 ;;
98
May
1 32 3/4 Mar
9 .V
-164% May 25
'
-/
53% May 18 I
..
LOW AND
STOCK
U S
41% Feb
105 % Jan
15
.Jan ' 5
May 29
43%-Jun 14
33
..
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% Mar 23
27% Apr
.
6
:
2
12
4
5
;
1.54
14 '•
353/» Jan
15
"■"24%'-May 29
27
267/a Jan
Jan
.96
46% Dec
Sep 25
151 *
22 % Jun
.
32% Nov
"
27
NEW
Highest
*
47% Feb
4
24% Jan
Range Since Jan. -1
Lowest
Highest
17i/a
181/4
17%
18
17
17%
17'/a
18 %
7,900
5Q%
51%
483/4
5Q3%
48V8
51
49%
47%
-51%
203,400
<
■
6,700
3,400-
/
•
,
,
'
47%
Ame^(^^^Q^X^»dtVKdend' yBx:1'1ghts* z
111 bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Hankretained^
Exchange/-yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E; -listing, only. All preferred issues are-cumulative unless otherwise indicated
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2842)
Monday, June 18, 1962
....
'(•
1
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*
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u
^
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
-n
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
italic letters in the. column headed ^Interest period." indicate in each-case the'montih
the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent tme or more32nds of a point.
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Year 1961
NEW
Monday.
STOCK
YORK
Treasury 4Vis—-May
<"■
'
15 1975-1985
Bid
Bid
Ask
Bid
-
~
104.20
104.18
104.26
101.16
101.24
104.16
■
100.30
Oct
1 1969 ' '
Aug 15 1971 *
101.24
Treasury 4s,_——
100.2
101.6
101.4
101.8
Feb
1980
100.28
101.4
100:30
101.6
Treasury 37/as
Treasury 37/8s
May 15 1968
100.31
101.3
101,'.'
101.4
99.30
100.2
99.31
100.3
: '•
Treasury
99.26
100.2
;
Nov
15 1971
37/as
Nov
15
Treasury 3%s
Aug
15 1968
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s_
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3 Vis
Nov
\
1974
/
'
'
.
Nov
15
Nov
15
104.24
104.12
104.20
101. 1
100. 28
101.2
100.24
100.28
100.26' 100, 30
99.30 10D.2
99.24
101.6
100.12
100.4
>
100
101
100.8
100.6
"
92,26
92.16
92.24
91.16
101.2
101
101 4
100.6
94.16
100.2
100 6
94. 26
92.10
92 18
91 12
•
91.12
91.4-'
99.20
99.24
99.18
99.22
99.16
99.20
99.18
91.18
91.26
91.18
91.26
91.12
91.20
91.12
91 20
91.22
91.16
91.24
91.16
91.24
91.10
91.18
91.10-
91 18
99.28
99 30
1966
1995
'91.16
Treasury 2Vis_
Dec
15
15
1965
91.4
•
-
-
99.30
98.18
100
98.12
98.16
86.28
87.4 :
86.24
100.21
100.24
100.24
100.20
99 22
98.14
87
98 18
86.24
100.23
87
100.20
100 23
98.16
99.17
99.19
99.17
99.19
98.15
98.17
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Jun
99 28
100 6
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99.26
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92.18
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100.30
100.8
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15
101. 18
100.29
100.20
92.14
99.30
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101.10
101
100.26
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1964
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104, 20
101.10
94.24
91.14
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104.12
100.18
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91.22
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15
1965-1970
91.18
91.24
91.18
91.24
91.16-
91.22
91.6
91.12
91.8
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15
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92.4
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15
1967-1972
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89.8
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89 16
15
1967-1972
89.12
89.18
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89.8
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89.2
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15
1967-1972
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89 8
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15
1959-1962
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89
8
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89
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.29
99.26
99.27
99.25
99.27
8
Mar
100
100
99.29
99.27
100
99.27
99.29
99.27
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Reconstruction & Development
5s
Feb
15
1985
107.16
106.16
107.16
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1
1980
102.16
103.16
103
104
103
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102.16
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1
1977
101.16
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1
1982
101.16
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102.8
101.16
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1
1978
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
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15
1979
99
100.8
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100
99
100
99
100
99.8
101
101.8
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1968
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New
Sale Price
or
Bid & Asked
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Sold
V
No.
High
Lew
95 y2
95
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BONDS
,
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Jan. 1
;
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,
Interest
,
Exchange
Period
Friday
Week's Range
...
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92
Friday's
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June-Dec'
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
(interest
June-Dec*
^
Of 1931 due 1951
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5%
*
High
-.-
Range Since
Bonds
.
Bid & Asked -V
Sale Price
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June-Dec
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1980
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3%
»
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Issue—
Unification
Transit
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:
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Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
other figures are bid -and asked quotations.
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94
94
*
94
95'A
bonds
funding
.
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reduced to 3.375% )
Caldas
1979—
f
s
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30-yr 3s s f bonds '78*Jan-JuZy
§• Chile (Repubhc). external s f 7s 1942—May-Nap
§»7s assented 1942
May-Noo
Wertheim & Co.
(Dept of)
•
External sinking fund
•
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Telephone
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Teletype
HA 5-4400
New York
NY 1-0483
■
1960
6s
,
•
•
assented Jan
6s
1961
FOREIGN
CORPORATE
Akershus
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
SeAntioquia
of
AND
Norway)
Mar-Sept
s
15-year
5s
„
48%
57
42
92%
99%
97%
14
93
98'A
93'A
7
91
99
95%
10
94%
99%
14
93%
101%
26
98%
105
5'As
external
extl
extl
• Berlin
loan
(City
§•6'As
April-Oct
Jen-July
of)
loan
;
4s
1972
102 7A
27
99%
7
97%
103%
•
88%
5
88%
91%
•
Chilean
•
88%
*100%
44
96
—
11
39
50
1
100
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of
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85
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81
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85
footnotes,
i
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see
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37
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56
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100
101
1977
36
42
Feb-Aug
1974™
106'A
95'A
May-Nov
—
95'A
25
98%
40
105
95
97
64
150
s
s
80
—
f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
1 1976
Main
on
6'As
1953
*79
81
79
Jan-July
Jan-July
f dollar bonds Jan
sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
5'As
79
73%
80
97%
11
97%
.*
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
*4
*95%
May-Nov
5
5
II
91%
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91'/a
80
80
77
80
70
73
dollar
3s
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Prussian
4s
94
94
94 »A
12
bonds
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4
95'/2
5s
Good
79
1
76
79
April-Oct
1972
& fund
7s
• 7s
82'A
issue
Conversion
dollar bonds
104'A 105
April-Oct
April-Oct
19
103
107
*90
92
83%
*99%
99 %
98 3",
99%
93%
99%
90 %
1953 due 1963—Jan-July
1953 loans—
1972
loan
76
79
•
dollar bonds
dollar
April-Oct
*99%
June-Dec
107'A 108
June-Dec
*94
—
of 1930—
1980
bonds
1972
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
s
f mtge 1945
Greek
(interest
*79
1969
'
3s
79
bonds
dollar
10-year bonds of 1936—
(Interest
page 35.
39
*88
1
(interest reduced to
(Republic of)
International
April-Oct
__
—
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
1957—April-Oct
1957
91'A
36
—
*36
-
German
(interest
A
(State)
3'As external
June-Dec
1979
91'A
—
.
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1960
extended to 1960
Salvador
4%s
Jan-July
Jan-Juty
April-Ocl
7s
(Republic of) 4'As external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
3s
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
• External s f 6'As of
1927 due
*88
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1962
1960
Stamped assented
3s
*92
June-Dec
Municipal
assented
Czechoslovakia
Feb-Aug
due
92'A
104
104 %
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
Consol
{•Frankfurt
1926
6s
5'As gtd extl loan 1979
adjustment—
External
7s
fund
1962
Cudinamarca
102
ApriZ-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
92%
V
*36
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101
44%
100% 100%
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47/as debentures series A 1978
4'As debentures series B 1978
I#Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1941
42
39
—
42'A
42
v
—
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§• Cologne
(City of)
6'As 1950—,
4%s debt adjustment 1970
•
•
April-Oct
1951
92'Av
42
—
May-Nov
sinking
assented
6s
Cuba
June-Dec
s f debentures 1959
Power & Light Co Inc—
92'A
*
*36
June-Dec
assented 1961
6s
104'A
99% 100%
ApriZ-Oct
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures
1955
■
102%
104%
95%
99% 100%
97'A
41%
Credit Froncier De France—
96%
99 %
80
99 3A
April-Oct
1950
Guaranteed
June-Dec
1017A
97%
100 %
—
*89
ApriZ-Oct
1961
6s
104%
'
35
'
100 3A
June-Dec
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4'As debt adj ser B 1978
f debentures
1961
sinking fund
95%
30
v
97'A
Mar-Sept
1958
loan
1957
assented
Guaranteed
98%
99%
100'A 101%
98'A
1964_June-Dec
*36
June-Dec
9
98
100
96'A
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1976
6s
assented
63As
1957
20
95 v*
>
97
1980—Jan-July
6'As
6'As
•
June-Dec
$ 1973
extl
Chile Mortgage Bank
—
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f
•
98
99
100
.
*89
__
>
June-Dec
99% 101
94%
99%
98 %
*36
May-Nov
bonds 3s 1993
59
41%
*89
*88
June-Dec
..-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Ocf
• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
94 3A
100'A
85'A
__
49'A
'
:
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May-Nov
"
95
,
1963
6s
1963
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•
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1980
1977
of)
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93'A
■
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•
97'A
May-Nov
f
s
97'A
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
loan
loan
114
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—
.
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April-Oct
1962
fund
82 Yd
Mar-Sept
1962
6s
13
v
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*-'•
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June-Dec
1982
5'As
•
114
*96%
June-Dec
Oct 1980
1981
(Kingdom
mm'
wmmm
•
iFree State) 6'As 1945
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Debt
__
fund
sinking
external
«6s
Extl sink
57
...
s
•
106
93%
J •Bavaria
Belgium
91%
101%
*
——
*96'A
June-Dec
5'As extl
(Rep)
s
23
93%
Austrian Governments 4'As assented
6'As
91'A
■
*55'A
1972
5'As
20-year
6'As
——
Jan-July
1978
20-year 5'As
20-year 5'As
Berlin
104
*96'A
June-Dec
20-year 5'As 1979
20-year 5'As April
5'As
'■
103
1945—Jan-JuZy
B 1945
Jan -duly
C 1946—Jan-July
D 1945—Jan-July
Apr-Oct
f $ bonds 1978
20-year 5s
Austria
*91'A
103
A
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'As 1967
20-year 3 Vis 1966
15-year 33/»s 1969
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
assented
• 6s
1968—Mar-Sept
4s
(City of) 5'As 1973
(Dept) collateral 7s
30-year 3s
External
ISSUES
§• External sinking fund 7s ser
§• External sinking fund 7s ser
5 • External sinking fund 7s ser
§»7s
3rd
series
1957
Australia
FOREIGN
External sinking
•
GOVERNMENTS
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
• 6s assented Sept 1961———
•
86'A
84%
*59
Jan-July
,
8
82%
__
April-Oct
-
•
,
84'A
1960
April-Oct
—_Feb-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
,_Feb-Aug
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
'
*
assented
6s
•
Exchange
47'A
84%
84'A
.-84%
.
79
•
55
84%-
*54 %
1975
23As
76
*79
April-Oct1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
bonds
2%s 1974
30-yr
(Dominion of)
25-year
Cauca Val
Members New York Stock
of)
(Dept
Canada
6s
28
104
91%
109 %
96
April-Oct
Government—
part paid
part
1964
paid 1968
May-Noc
Feb-Aup
28
26'A
28
26%
28%
4
58
27%
31'A
24
29%
"
Number 6169
195
Volume
.
(2843)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD <iw for v~i E,,W j,», m
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
-
or
Low
-
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
Tel—
&
II
♦100
98 y8
100 y8
93 y2
—
93 y2
External
—Jan-July
gtd
series
Public
Italian
1
4s-4 %s-4%s
100
100 ya
11
98 y4
36
100 y2101 y8
100
97 y2
97 y2
101 y8
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97%
97
-
100
'
ext
s
1952
5 mis series B
Jamaica
15
99%
102%
97
97%
97
100 y2
5%s extl s f 1974
Japan Development Bank
{•Warsaw
99
99%
75
82
81
82
28
81
•
8i y2
si
8i y2
8i y2
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1974
81
Medellin
(Colombia)
ey2s
'
6s
12
80%
89%
12
88%
91
due ,1961
92%
973/4
93%
99 y2
951/4
96%
96%
13
-
101%
1013/4 1013/4
100 ya
100
1013/4
104
207
207
4
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983/4
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26
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1%
24 y4
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48%
3s
59
168%
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—
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45
50
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Airlines
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50
100y4
1043/a
23
98%
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14
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100%
991/4
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96
99%
991%
1
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1980
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1st mortgage .4 %s«JL983
———May-Nov
-June-Dec
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8
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.
■
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;
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reduced to 2.5%) 1999———
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* *
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•
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debentures -1990
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1
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f 6s 2nd series 1961—April-Oct,
s
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__
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1980
f debentures
s
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101 y8101 «/8
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6s
sy8s 1964
sinking fund debentures 1983_^
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(State -of)1 7s" 1947———Afar-Sept
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America
of
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
43/4S
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of)—
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1986
debentures
f
s
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'
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*
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'
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1981
f debentures
s
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'
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,
AND
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
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April-Oct
93
93
101
21
.
.
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__
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.
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mortgage
43/ts
«.
-
9%
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1971-.
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April-Oct
4s sinking- fund external loan 1963Feb-Aug
6y4S s f extl loan; 1973
April-Oct
,/5%s external loan ; 1976—-v—————May-Nov
Municipal Bank extl sink-fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
§ •Nuremberg .(City of) 6s 1952
—
Feb-Aup
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
•*'
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Afar-Sept
6s due -1953 extended to a963-v---^Afar-Sept
* •5'/2s extl loan »(30-year)
1958x.
—May -Nov
dUa 1D58 extpnded td. 1968L—
-May.-Nov
Oslo
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—-June-Dec
5y2s s f fixtl loan 1977_-—;—
Apr-Oct
-
10'A
8
9%
Jan-July
Southern RR 3%s 1967—May-Nos
Co 1st mtge 3y«s 1972
Jan-July
3%s 1984
Afar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Oct
Aldens Inc 5s conv .subord debs 1980
Apr-Oct
1
■
93%
13
9%
Great
,
Jan-July
April-Oct
1976
(Kingdom
♦4%
Power
1st
June-Dec
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd dollar bonds 1976—
Norway
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1958-
1958
extended to
Alabama
sink
5%s
year
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9%
90
82%
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87
93%
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si y2
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fund 6y2s 1958
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:
reduced to 2.125%) 2008-——
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• Secured extl sink fund 6y2s 1959
Mat-Sept
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•iy. /.'
reduced to 2.125%) .2008—
Mar-Sept
New Zealand. (Govt) 5V2s 1970.
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extl
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.
82
89%
96%
,
1
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external 7s
assented
Alabama
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
1954
30-yeat 3s s f $ bonds 1978_
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(City of)
6y2s 1952
Minas Geraes
(State)—
• '
1984
88
82
94
173
si
89%
Mar-Sept
1976—
'
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—Aprfl-Oct
(•Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform cod 1959—Afar-Sept
Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
June-Dec
•
81
22
95
853/4
173
{• Jugoslavia
:
81%
.81
*
101
5%s
>
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-
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.
(Imperial Government)—
loan of '24 1954
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964
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5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
■
readjustment
81%
__Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
mortgage 6§ series A 1953
• Yokohama (City of) 6s of '26 1961
0
i
94 y«
July
extl
6%s
High
•'
Japanese
•
1978
(City)
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series
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series
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conv
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&
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Number 6169
195
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2843)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BOND RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
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bonds
Last
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Bid & Asked
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Corp.—
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2%s debentures 1964
1969
debentures
3s
——
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1975
6s
debentures
1977—
4s
debentures
1979—
—
debentures
debentures " 1981
4%s debentures
General
Motors
92%
3%s
93
94
93%
96
-
New York Stock
97
52
32
104
3%s debentures 1978
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93
Louisville
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103%
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&
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series
5s
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series
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102
mortgage 3Vbs series O 2000
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series
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:
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mortgage 3%s 1981
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3s debentures 1969
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4%s
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.
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s
f
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s
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series
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1980
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debs
conv
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mortgage
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mortgage
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80%
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14%
5
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mortgage
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2004—.—,—Jan-July
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71'A
44%
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43%
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series.A 2019—Jan-July
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:
70%
38%
57%
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Refunding mtge 3s
series F 1981..
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67
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106 %
62%
1989—May-Nou
1971
Mar-Sept
debentures
conv
Line
Seaboard
1
CO (N
*93%
Mar-Nov
April-Ocf
102%
87
69V8
*69%
1971
B
81%
*
88
58%
23
69%
69%-
69%
*91%
78 %
1
2006.
69%
•I—
*80%
100%
1
88
1989_Jan-July
2
252
1970
J
First & refunding 3s series K
111
*88
■
First
133
.■97%
"
.—
1st gtd 4s
England
109%
1968
95%
102
55-.
1968—June-Dec
12
Shell
refunding 3Vis series I
88
'
■
99%
98%
Y
4s
cons
85%
85%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
&
90 %
-
911/4
.
109
1
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
1989
Scott
Shell
First
53
101%
97%
—
certificates Nov
RR
107
April-Ocf
Ry
101% 102'A
June-Dec
1978
series
inc bond
St
108%
1988
97
48%
>
1997
A
certificates
Mar-Sept
debs
26
'
Second 4s
76%
78%
--
—
87%
87%
Jan-July
33/is
Co
105%
95%
51%
89%
June-Dec
1980
B
debs
income
First
74%
*75%
*78%
series
4s
May-Noo
subord debs 1983
conv
93
101
154
-
-
♦101
Mar-Sepf
1996_Jan-July
April-Ocf
Francisco Ry Co—
Louis-Southwestern
St
171
113
143
mtge
5s
•
June-Dec
1982
conv
103
92%
81%
89
92%
51%
Mar-Sepf
1977
1996
6s
mortgage
1st
78%
June-Dec
Chemical 5 Vis
Mathieson
90%
81%
•
*97
81%
79-
-
Second mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022.
•
*78%
gold
Louis-San
St
95%
91%
96
105
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1975
debentures
conv
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971—.
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Y
100%
96%
1st
1979
102
'
J 1969___Mar-Sept
1977Jan-July
debs
conv
St
81
79
5
81
80%
*97
Gas & Electric Co—
Oklahoma
1st
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
Apr-Oct
1974
3s
103
86%
86%
90%
*79
*82%
Feb-Aug
1996
3 Vis series
mortgage
St
debentures
3Vis
.
Aircraft .5Vis
Rohr
85%
<
90 ^
*83 %
April-Oct
Oil
General
~7
85%
'.
Mar-Sept •"
1977...
Corp 4%s conv debs 1983
& Electric Corp—
"
.
.
Vis serial D 1977
4
83%
160%
*92%
f,eb"ntures
96%
108
*81%
debentures
101 '
93%
159
mortgage 3 Vis 1983-April-Ocf
1975April-Ocf
Rochester
81%
81%
*82%
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 23/4S 1975
—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
;
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990!
;
June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987:
June-Dec
(Minnesota)
96%
90%
1972.
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s deba 1973——April-Ocf
Rheem Manufacturing
3%s debs———.—1975
Power Co—
States
Northern
High
98%
626
105
refunding_mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec.
debentures
4%s
103%
15
18
Low
*159%
Oats 2%s debentures 1964
t—Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3yas series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel
Corp
4%s debs 1985;
Mar-Sepf
♦
102
-
86
*95
Quaker
106
87
102
87
102%
—I
Jan. 1
No.
*197
3 Vis
104%
102% "105 %
105% 105 %
*104% 106
1968_Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037..June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
June-Dec
33/as
103%
103%
Range Since
Sold
High
First and refunding
100%
103 7/« 103%
Bonds
Friday's
99% 100%
mortgage 5s 2037
First and
102%
99%
ggy8
mortgage 3 Vis
and
refunding
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
93
88%
and
First
__
91
May-Noo
1963
debentures
First
—
91
or
Bid & Asked
Service Electric & Gas Co—
Public
—
•81%
91
92
80
•89%
Last
Sale Price
High
95%
95%
1896—April-Ocf
Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
ref 4 Vis series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Ry first gold 4s
& Western
Norfolk
Period
Low
Low
No.
High
Stock Exchange
New York
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Low
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
.
.
(2846)
30
on
page
35
Volume
195
Number 6169
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(2847)
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
"
,
American Stock
Friday
*
'■
Missiles
-
10c
*
&
.
25c
Precision Products Inc
10
,
Admiral Plastics Corp__
Aero-Flow
Dynamics
Aerojet-General Corp
>'
/
Inc
Aid Investment
Class
Discount
&
A
Alabama
Power
Wood
Alan
5%
4.20%
Steel
Co
113/4
10%
14%
6,700
10 3/4
3
-
11,200
'?-
17%
3,000
9
Jan
Breeze
British
Jan
4%
15 y2
17%
81
81
88%
88
88 y2
100
86%
Jan
17%
17%
18 %
2,100
173/8
Jun
89% May
30% Jan
76 y2
76 y2
25
733/4
Jun
82
3%
4%
5,900
3%
Jun
4%—
3,600
33/4
Jan
24% Mar
Amer
37/a
30
American Engineering Co_
British
All-State
Corp
5%
Amer
Jan
Inc
—___—__
4
3%
5
48,700
4%
4%
4%
5%
16,100
3%
1
4j/4
4%
3,600
Rubber class A
7%
8
2 y2
3%
£1%
Artists
Pictures Corp common__l
convertible preferred
10
5Vs>%
27/a
1,900
8%
Mar
2 % May
lO'A May
6%
300
14,400
4%
Feb
9
63/8
Control
Paper
Inc_
Co
50c
Corp
6%
2,400
6
.3
93/4
8%
10 Va
3,900
8"%
10c
Corp
6%
6
__l
6%
6%
6%
400
1
Rainwear
Alsco
6%
:
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar
6 Vi
dep
2%
2%
3%
2,500
87%
p-7 3/t
5%
5%
Inc
Aluminum
of America
Co
Ambassador
American
Oil
$3.75 pfd_100
Corp_
p**
1
.—_—
Corp
Beverage
5%
1
>
American Book Co
Business
American
Electronics
Systems Inc
10s
100
7%
by4
l.auj
6
37/3
3%
4y4
4.000
1
1%
5,700
2»/4
2%
2,200
3%
7,700
1
„
^
2%
;
American
Manufacturing Co
12.50
American Petrofina Xnc:v'6la^$' A-——1
American
3
1
11%
,
Post
Andrea
Radio
Products
4%
^
..
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'Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4L75
Ltd
Angio-Lautaro Nitrhte Corp:'A'shs-3.45 *
*
7% May
8%
Feb
7% May
8%
Feb
17 Va
Feb
£1
cl
A
4-A
3%
9%
9
30c
com
4 °o
3%
1
■
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20%
——-1——1}
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:
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4.72%-pfd_j.Q0r-warrants/—---"—4
Co
&
Altex Aluminum Co. com——
Arnold
convertible preferred—-^2
1-4 ;
Arrow Electronics Inc__—,
.—1_I..,'
20^3*;
"* 1%
Associated
,
•
\
Associated
Associated
Astrex
Supply
Atlantic Coast Line
Research
Atlantic
2
Atlantica del Golfo
Atlas Corp
Mining &
Corp
Development
10
*
Devices
Audio
Inc
Plastics
Aurora
Automatic
Radio
Automatic
Steel
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Ayrshire
Mfg Co Inc
:
6%
'■
„5
Corp
100
.-
;
Jan
393/4
•
>
^
33/4
;•
Jan
New
*
Jan
Feb
28 V4
14
Industries
Baker
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
-
-
.
Common
Chemical—k
"
2 Ya May
5%
56 V4
33% Mar
1Y4
Central
Central
1
May
l3/8
Jan
4%
3 3/8
Jan
233/4
Jan
7
■
•
f
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Baldwin. Securities Corp
13%
Jun
Jan
Chief
Ltd
Oil
Construction
BarChris
Barnes
Engineering
.-10c.
Baruch-Foster
Bay view Oil Corp
•Bearings
Beck
BeP
1
1
,
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Photo
Corp__
Inc
Birdsboro
14%
10%
16 %
>
1
•
46
41/a
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:
-
.
■
5%
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•7%
6 S/8
77%
9
14
-33/4
4%
2%
-
3
3,800
12,200
Jan
1%
Feb
93/a
Jan
3%
Jun
T
12%
Jan
'.
16%
Jan
May
A
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc^^.
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•'"
(H C)
5 V2 %
11
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-
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3,900
3,000
250
318
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&
Co
of
P
4%
16%
19%
83
150
Development
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L
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Coastal
Cohu
24%
May
33
30
Jun
42
6%
200
6 Va May
4%
2,400
3Va May
53/4
5%
200
Jun
Inc——
i
Colonial Sand
& Stone
—1
50c
Metals
Co——1
*—1
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc_—1
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp__—_—>10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Jan
Jan
11%-Feb
May
Feb
14%
5%
Feb
-
Construction
Jan
Jan
Royalty
Consolidated
Jan
.*30%
3%
Consolidated
Feb
Continental
„
Vi
Sun
Oil—
Ray
Products
Aviation
25c
13% Mar
1,000
19% May
23%' Jan
% May
Inc
class A
&
1
Engineering—1
Continental- Commercial- Corp—
23% Mar
12
51,700
9% May
2038 Mar
17%
13%
15%
29,100
4,000
12 Va May
5,100
6
53/8
•.
34=8
13%
19%
Jun
5 Va May
1,700
13 '' May
8%
5,900
6% May
6 Va
11,000
4% May
11% Jun
13 %
5
-
1.4J0
13
3 %
3%
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3%
300
May
13
3% 'Jun
Jun
3
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9 "
Apr
43%
Jan
Cook
102
Mar
May
Continental Materials Corp
Paint
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
Co—,
15
—1
A
18
10,000
% May
4 V»-
-4%
12,200
3% May
Feb
Apr
Jan
8
18%
Feb
1534 Mar
10 Ya
Jan
14
Jan
20
Feb
5%
Feb
434 Mar
Jan
1
10%
Feb
17
19%
9,600
14% May
38%
Jan
15%
5,500
13 Va May
20 7
a
Jan
5%
53/8
400
8%
Jan
2%
7,200
1% May
3%
Jan
34%
1,500
29 % May
44 Va
Jan
10%
1,800
31
4%
6VB
18,200
43/8
43/4
700
3%
*4%
6,600
18%
i8%
5 010
4% May
9 Va
Jun
43/4 May
4%
Jun
3% May
18
May
%
%
,0«
1,700
A J«n
3
2%
3 V4
10,000
2% May
7%
%
73/4
8 Va
1,500
7% May
Ya
26,300
2V8
2
2Va
900
6%
6 Va
7%
4,100
5%
5%
300
1
50c
—10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
11
Jan
Apr
43/8 May
10% May
2
53/8
4%
3%
18%
1
1%
9%
8,000
10,900
63/4
9%
9%
*
—1
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jun
13%
5%
*
7
118
Ya
83/4
14 Va
11%
2
31
.
Jan
14
■5%
7%
15
Co———,--5-
Feb
5,400
1
13
A
4%
187/a
Feb
9%
15
1,500
3
.
Feb
Mar
1,800
1
12
11%
3%
,
vtC__———10c
Qils
Caribbean
Electronics
Apr
Feb
May
26
200
4%
7%
5V8
4
^1
*
«
13
100
■"
32
6
13%
11 Y\
15%
14 Va
.5%
13
May
2,600
16%
27
..
1
10c
Jan
98
86
86 Va May
21%
.
Jan
75
Jan
Ya
1
1%
Jan
83
20 Ya
1
10
Corporation
Hosiery Co—_—1
% May
71
Va
Clausner
Apr
Feb
Feb
76
10%
20%
1
Manufacturing Co—
7%
15%
^0
10%
*
Jan
Apr
Jun
11,200
%
10c
1
%
6%
5%
,
Mar
5%
6%
4%
Feb
Jan
111
3% May
15Va
31
4%
114%
6,800
26
31
Jun
Feb
Jan
18
86
153/8
9%
21%
34 Va
.
73%
73
—
Mar
35
1,000
%
■
Jan
Apr
12% May
1,200
93/4
1%
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U
.
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5a
12%
4%
3%
4
7%
22 %
3% May
104
5,000
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12%
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25c
Ltd_L
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18
"5%
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Feb
-
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May
14 Va
75% May
Jan
1,700
78%
5%
L—i——lc
—
8%
10% May
200
37/s
3%
105 V4 107
Jun
•
13% Mar
153/4 May
11% Jan
17,800
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:
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May
3/a
Feb
Apr
614
5% May
4
3,700
Feb
718
10%
3 Yu May
16,500
Jan
1% Mar
11*6
...
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10%
4,700
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17%
43/4
1
;
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1,100
5%
153/4
26 %
31,900
11%
5
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6
6 8O0
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Corp—.
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9 Va"
400
3,300
15%
—
2.50
■
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Inc
-
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4%
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-
4%
*
—
100
1
pfd
4%
common
convertible
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-
5
7%
300
10%
•
pref—100
3.50%
Jun
14%
Feb
31
25 Va May
26
;
1
i„
Power
May
May
55a May
:
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.
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
10%
Jan
9%
May
18 May
18 May
4 %- May
/
33/4
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1
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22
Jan.
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May
5
11,600
:7%
,16%
18%
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2V4
55%
52 Va Mar
1
2 % May
%
!
1
Feb
5% May
4% May
6
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11,000
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10%
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18%
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«64,Va May
Jan
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33/4 May
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2,300
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May
7,300
v
Mar
35 ■'
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33/e May
56
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1,600
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7
9%
•
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service10
2
4V4mV
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.
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:
l"
200
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59 Vfi'
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V
Mar
-
49 Va
.
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May
100,.
133/4.
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22--
263/8 Mar
8%
19%
6
27
17
11%
353/8
3% May
6 Y* May
-
•
9%
-May
Jun
4
173/b May
6,200
64%rc
59
Jan
1 iV May
3.800
63,.
35
Va
3,700
-
'
1%
Jan
4%
May
9
•'
Feb
12 %
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products Co
Jan
5%
Bloomfield Building-Industries Inc—
Class
K
Clary
Jan
'
45 3,4 May
5,350
Feb
Jan
16
50c
1
2,400
223/4
3%
8% May
1-1
1
1,000
4,400
221/4
27/8
1
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10
4,200
5,700
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Jun
6,900
22
1
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10
3.700
Jan
I8V4
21%
218
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12
10%
Va
1% May
..
13 Yt May
21,100
4%
•
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& Co
Power
ClaroStat
10% May
3% May
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7
1,000
5,400
48
6 3/4
37/8
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Clark Controller
Feb
4 Ya
f
4,100
3,200
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1
40
4,100
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10%
.
.
12
6%
1
—
Blauner's
4,800
91/4
4 V2
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1
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Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bickford's Inc
-4%
7%
•
467/s
50c
;
Inc
Co
Berkey
3,300
10
Telephone of Canada.;—25c
Jun
10,700
1'/»/4
—
Shoe Corp—
10
Jun
33/4
51/4
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common-—25c
Inc
(A S)
9j/4
1 1*6
4
Jan
11
Jun
Va May
—
-—..*■
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Circuit
Jun
3,700
•-3%
3%
33/i
3,600
--
33/8
11
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%
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103/fl
3%
8%
•
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l
Candy Corp—,——1.
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--
v
2,400
3%
lV
.
v
50c
Bargain-Town USA JnCi._^—
;700
-
Ltd
Ltd—
Securities Corp
Cinerama
57% Jan
5% May
9 % May
14,000
11 Va Mar
10 Ya May
1A
—
series B convertible preferred-*
Chromalloy
26% Mar
'
—
Inc_x_—:-_^-_„10c
-
•9%
r
37/a
s
50c;..
—
Banner, Industries
43/8
.
Christiana Oil Corp
,
Banco de los Andes American shares
Banff
-33/4
4 Va
*
10c
Cherry-Burrell Corp 1——
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Feb
•
%
Lie
L___:
10 Va
10% Mar
1,800
20%
*
21
_-l
(___^
of America—
Maine
Cbamberlin
/'
,614
9%
Jan
1,800
19%
lfg
20
16%c
Oil
&
Co——
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Corp
Charter
Feb
6%
13 % May
41% May
400
Gas
——
15% May
12% Jan
33/4 May
5 % May
1,100
7%
—*
preferred
Century Electric Co__
Century Geophysical Corp-i-—
$1.50
Jan
185/b
May
153/4
$1.40
Feb
10% May
1,400
Feb
10%
3/a
common—
Central Hadley Corp
Jan
93/8
May
-513
L__-9%.
preferred
10
Co L_i_:—_——__s——5^0
(J
Catalin
Feb
Jun
' 600
Jan
3
11%
1%
Jan
Jun
19
1
_i
10 Va
150 '
———
Cities
; Castle (A M)
Jan
Clark
6A
.*
.—50c
————_4_—
Convertible
1-
common—1
new
10
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d,
-/Carter
Mar
:
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A_-
10 Va
—*
Broadcasting-.:
Capital City -Products
a—_1
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inci
C
^
2,400
_1%
1
wi
common
'
,
43/4
2
4%
1
Canadian Williston Minerals
Capital
Jan
7%
2,900
5
1,400
5Va
37% May
May
93/4
500
7,800
Canadian Petrofipa.'Ltd partic pfd—^10
Canadianwide .Properties Ltd—^—r-l;
Feb
1i36 Mar
8% May
5% Jun
44
Apr
1,200
6%
1*6
Ltd—_i
Javelin
Carolina Power
8
43
" 15
3,
19
200
10
7%
Canaveral International Corp
Jan
55/s
Canadian
Carnation
7,200
"i% "53/4
;
Feb
Apr
11,300
-Va
I—11
Canadian Industrial Gas
Jan
4,000
14%
4%
15%
193/a
9%
—
Export
Jan
4,100
.
Jun
30,800
7%
Inc—
—^
Co
41J
11%
3%
5
111/4 May
12% May
9
%
Canal-Randolph Corp
Jan
3
Bread
4Vt
12%
-7 Va
Jun
~7%
Ltd
Canadian Marconi
Feb
4b-/a
4,600
5%
2%
16%
'
Mar
2%
15,400
3%
10c
43
.
May
r9%
.
100
5
Fire
Canadian
Central
1%,
2%
2.50
1 Canadian Husky -Oil Ltd
..
Feb
% May
11
•
1
Corp__—»
Collieries
iy8
2%
6%
preference
1———;—20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
.
Mar
13 May
1%
1%
Jun
Jun
14%
-* Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.-
Feb
98
27
\
5% May
123/8
10%
.
Mar
8
May
2%
143/4
'
-
Jan
18%
,
Jun
300
.6%
7
1,400
53,500
6V2%
-
Mar
,
6%
18%
.1
1—:
.Feb
34
•
Jan
10,300
;
1
L
11%
1
com
preferred
12
5%
9%
—1
Products Inc
non-cum
Industrial
Avis
__l:
'
;
ny8
,10c'
1—1.
Jun
% May
May
7% May
6V4 Jun
14,800
3,300
3%
21%
16 Va
L
^Canada Cement Co Ltd
12% May
79
3
800
23%
7%
7 3/8
14%
a
preferred
Canada
v
1
.
19
,
,
, .Apr
4% Mar
;
jun."
May
2
2,400
29% Mar
Ya
—;
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50 (
LL
1
50-159
Insurance—lU,—
5.'. 1 J.J.
Campbell Chibougamau MinejS-Ltd—1_1
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318
^Campbell Machines Inc_,—^
:_1
•
f7%
6%
Peb
13
2,000
47
17% May
5%
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
'
Power common—„1
3
2,000
3,500
1
Son
&
Enterprises
3% May
300
2%
,6%
/
22 %
_1
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193/4
May,
May
9% Jun
v
5,500
22%
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Inc—
t Camden
10
2 % May
;
16,200
7%
2%
-
Sewing Centers.Inc——
.,
iy4 May
2% Jun
2,100
10
; 42%
option warrants——
15,800
4%
9%
7
19%
shares—3c 6d
ord
Corp
preferred
$2.50 preferred
Feb
20
,-.900
13
2%
Atlas General Industries Inc_—
Atlas
91/4
■
l5p
^
/-••/"
- /
pesos'"sy2
Sugar_i—_—
Consolidated
Atlas
-
29% Mar
16%
Company
$3.00
Jan
17 Ya
27
2,500
%
2
3%
13
42 %
Corp—
J
3%
!_*-
—^
3
{
2
__1
Co_
%
May
May
,
7% May
i.% --.-4,800
3
41/4
Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atco
;
May
c
-
A May
93%
.
,
__*
Testing Labs_——
10c—L———_L__33%c
Inc
23%
^
.%
; " 314
America—1;
Co—_1——lc'
Stationers
V
.
Stores Inc_——1'
Associated Oil & Gas
5,900
21 Va
50c
Inc
(J
Shoe
Co
Cabol
4 Yz Jan
3% May
.
5 v,v**u
Zl5/a
•'>.
Industries—
Laundries ;of
Associated
"C
-
s/8
„
_
American deposit rets regular-—__£1
Associated Food
11%..-
1.%
,
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Electric
.
22 %
.
- 95%\_. L.370;
9%' 12
-2,100
20
BVD
18% Mar
Feb
96% May
.
1
'A 35c
Asamera Oil Corp
500
500
May
Ltd—
dep rets
Co.
&
Butler's
Feb
32 %
..
2,700
;;27%,
Arkansas Power & Light
Armour
(The)
Mines
Burroughs
6% Mar
34%
9
.
93 %
•
'i
29%
.
-
4
;
9%
:
10%
45%
'. May
23/a
16,800
26%-
/• 3%
" 333/4
800
'39%
22%.
-
>1%
Apollo
10%.
;•
23 Va
9%
Feb
Jun
5% Jun
.4,600
Jan
22%
4
2%
~2
B
California Electric
....
.
Jan
15 Va
16%
Calgary
.12
.
10%
May
17,700
143/4
9
Jan
14
,
Mar
3% May
8 Ya
73/a
10
Jan
,
,.
.
-.
3
32%
22%
Industries Inc_—-i_
_,_-5
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.
-.700
.
?%-
■-
-.2%
35%
4,200
.
61®
3,000
15,000
—1
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418
4%
10%
3
Inc
3 V*
4%
13%-.-11,000
"5 %
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.
2%
■
Iff
Jan
143/4 May
'
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15
Feb
Jan
36
500
.__66%c
4%
25
.
1,700
Mar
3
7,400
!—1
class
May
4% May
103/4 Jun
50
393i
73/4
1
Jan
2
.300
27 %
35
118 May
25% May
11,100
153/a
25c
reg
:
2% May
8,700
'4
12%
■:
5a
,•
»
13%
.
14
;
4
26%
143/a May
Jun
Jun
6Va
Jan
Feb
2%.:.
2
Jan
30%
24
100
1,100
Jan
73/4
333/4
34,000
iff
;
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i.12%
16 3/a
1
2,100
5y8
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-
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Angostura-Wuppernian
35
,10%
.
'
Writing -Paper—
__5.
Anacon; Lead Mines. Ltd—u————20c
Anchor
33%
4%
American
May
May
18,600
24
30c
ord
Industries
Burnell
Jan
3
9%
31 %
Apr
Ltd—
Co Inc
American
8V4 Mar
653/4
8%
Feb
4%
7%
serial preferred
Bunker
73/a Mar
Jun
2% Mar
Jan
45
15%.
convertible preferred
Burma
'
2%
333/4
-Seal-Kap Corp of Del—.—2
Thread 5% pref^rred^——5
American
.
463/4
26,500
Jan
2%
7%
6%
May
8%
50c-
;
85 %
500
£1
j
American MARC Inc
Jan
4% May
4"% May
4%
'
v
J
78%
33/4
32
6
15%
»
Company
Feb
6,500
200
1% May
26 % May
2 Ya
10
Mills
Buell
Feb
63/4
400
.
10s
preferred
B S F
Jan
11%
50 Va
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
17%
May
May
4%
1
Aluminum—25c
American-Internatl
5% May
2 Ya
.24
i.
common
(E L)
Jan
6
1% May
9%
_L
Budget Finance Plan common
17V4 Mar
2 %
46%
._*
Inc—
1,100
4g3/4
20
American
6 %
Jun
6,700
3%
1
Distillers
Bruck
Jan
9%
Co
rets
Bruce
Feb
14%
Jan
2%
33^
.1
Brown Rubber Co
Jan
9% Mar
May
19 Va
31%.
60c
Allied
Allied
Jan
11% May
2%
Co—;———
Company
Class B
Jan
9
Jun
3% May
73/4 May
jan
4% May
1,900,
14%.
313/4
—1
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
6 %:Mar
3% May
4y8 May
warrants
Alliance Tire &
Allied
5
1
Properties Inc
Alleghany
Allegheny Airlines
Petroleum
Brown Forman
5%
5%
15 3^
*2
1
dep rets ord bearer—
dep rets ord registered
Amer
107 % Mar
Brown
10c
2 % May
16,200
2%
British Columbia Power
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All
Oil
American
4,400
5%
13
4
20c
;
High
3%
43/4
'
.
/ 13 Va
:10c
——
Low
3%
31%
1
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
British American Tobacco—
5% Mar
13% May
78
May
1,000
5%
Petroleums Ltd
Britalta
4%
3%
—I
'
Corp
17
May
1
_1__ 1.50
Corp.,—
Co Inc
Bridgeport Gas Co
i
Brillo Manufacturing Co—
Jan
15% May
Jun
Inc
Low
Brandywine Raceway Assn_.
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
873/a Mar
8
Oil
Chica
Bowling Corp of America
Feb
4%
May
Par
Brad Foote Gear Works
•
1
Shares
Borne Chemical
Jan
15 %
-
for Week
Bolsa
Jan
3% May
133/8 Feb
41% May
3% May
4,200
11
9
100
;
5
3
1,500
-
-
51■
4%
14
10
I
3%
•
45
-
-
100
Airlines Inc
3
15%
May
1
Sales
Range
*
2% Mar
-
Jun
_50
common
preferred
Alaska
2,000
11
'
preferred
^ /
-
4% May
2ya Mar
2,000
—
12%
3
Week's
of Prices
High.,
;
May
% May
11%
1
:
2
1,300
12,000
1,100
414
*
Alabama Great Southern
7
.5%
^
Last
Sale Priee
Bourjois
51
u*
Inc_
r
...
2%
>
10c
.
13/4
2Va
-
1
Airport Parking Corp of America—
2y4:-
11%
1
*
Manufacturing Co__——
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
Low
1%
...
STOCKS
12
1
—
Aeronca
-
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
•
2%
10c
-
Friday
Shares
2%
1
6
_l
Wire Co
Acme
2%
•* 1%
v.V-
or
for Week
i
Low
1
Construction Corp
Class A common—^
L—
Acme
of Prices
Par
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending June 15.
Stock
stock
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•
Corp class A_
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
I
v
Week's
Last
Exchange
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme
complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week
beginning Monday, June 11,
ending Friday, June 15. It is compiled from the report of the American
STOCKS
■
a
the
on
and
:
furnish
we
%
3/4
Apr
1% May
5% May
5%
Jun
5% May
17 % Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
6
7% Mar
24%
Jan
Jan
3
5%
Jan
8
Feb
Va
Jan
4%
Jan
117
1
103a Mar
6%
16
Feb
Feb
7Va
7VB
8Va
2,300
1
1%
lo.^oO
1
May
2%
Jan
1
6%
13,600
5
May
11%
Feb
6%
20 %
5
6
20%
5
213/s
700
19 % May
2534
Jan
5%
1,500
4% May
9 Va
Feb
'
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
'"
(2848)
32
AMERICAN STOCK
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 15)
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Last
stocks
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Range Since
17
cl A voting—*
*
J
Reynolds common
1
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Coro
Inc„
---*
-----1.50
England--,—1
preferred class A—
Corp_—
Bottling Co of New
$1
Cott
Beverage
Cott
Cresmont
United
Crose
Drug
Crown
Oil
Crystal
Co—
Class
B
common
5%
8%
Jan
4%
3,500
4%
1.700
11,600
2,100
5%
;
5%
17%
Jan
5%
35
21
Feb
9
Feb
16
Mar
8 '/a
8
job
8
May
May
12
11%
13%
7,400
9
11%
11%
13%
1,500
;
9 % May
Gilbert
Co-—
C)
(A
Gilchrist
>.—
Co
D
4,900
4% May
9%
Jan
4% May
5%
Apr
1%
9,200
1% Mar
7
2%
2%
6,300
1%
6%
4,500
6VB
6,600
614
6%
513
5 A
28'/a
28 %
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
1
Detroit Industrial
Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd_
25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
7% 1st preferred
10
6%
51?
31
Feb
10
Jan
Goodman
Jan
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
149%
Apr
Great
Great
6%
400
6% May
8%
Feb
6%
12,800
5% May
12%
Jan
Great
12,100
% May
%
Jan
Great
4%
4%
200
3% May
6%
2%
2%
2,300
2% May
5%
Jan
3%
3%
6%
Jan
2%
5%
2% May
dep
Jan
6 A May
5ft Jun
5A
5-jk
10%
10%
1,300
9% May
.—4
2 %
2%
2%
2,500
2%
Jun
5
4%
5
6,000
4%
Apr
8%
Jan
Gulf
9%
9
9 i9o
7,300
8% May
14%
Jan
Gulf States
18% May
8% May
25%
Jan
Gulf & Western
14"% May
13% May
~8%
8%
8%
600
15%
16
16%
2,700
*
Inc
Dow
Brewery
Corp
Draper
13%
37%
50
6%
714
12,100
27%
30%
32%
10%
—5
16 %
17
Drug Fair-Community Drug
1
10%
10
10%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
_10s
311
3«
4
1
•
2%
2%
2%
Harris
(The)
Duraloy
Durham
Duro
-
.
Co—
class
Hosiery
Test
Duval
Co
B
common
Ca.
_7
6%
24%
25%
—
17%
Jun
43
52 %
Air
Can
Feb
Eastern
States Corp common..
_
$6
Edo
Mines
Hall
Lamp
Electronic
Harnisehfeger Corp
Apr
Jan
10%
6% May
1% May
41,200
8
Jan
9% Mar
23% May
Aor
Mar
34
4%
15%
May
8%
2,100
450
7%
4%
4,400
4%
Jan
Feb
900
17%
Jun
Ind
(Paul)
12%
itV
lis.
15%
900
5%
6%
May
10%
6
,
lft Jun
15%
Jun
4% May
10,600
Heller
preferred
4%
22 %
1%
Jan
Hill's
20%
Jan
Hilton
13%
Jan
Hoe
(R)
5
5
16%
1,500
19%
17
12% May
6,000
5%
13%
14%
24%
Feb
Hoffman
Hofnann
Jun
9%
Jan
15% May
4% May
32%
Feb
5
11,800
4*%
8%
Jun
2% May
5
Jan
4% May
9%
Jan
Home
Finance
6%
Jan
Home
Oil
IIIII
Inc
1
—20c
pfd— —100
5%
2%
3%
1,100
1,700
28 Vb
35%
6,600
4%
4%
2%
30
Jun
6%
Ero
103 % May
1st
cum
3%
3%
19,200
_1
42%
42%
44%
600
42%
Jun
55%
Jan
1,200
2%
Jun
3%
1
2%
2%
2%
5
10
,
May
——
4% Jun<
1
Ltd
Apr
2% May
8%
Jan
6 V4
600
5% May-
.-10
2%
21,800
Jan
298
2ya May
5% Jun
5
7
12
Mar
X25
50
•
4'
25
12%
-
/
.
8%
Jan
Feb
Feb
26%
Jan
3
1,400
it1*
■
8,000
5 Vb
Feb
/ 1%
May
%
Jan
...
Jun
3
2%
2%
May
16
Jan
41
Mar
12
600
121/4
2%
2%
Jun
5%
Jan
2V2
4,000
2,600
~4%
4%
4%
900
1
IVa
6%
8%
5,000
6%
1
8%
8%
8%
1,400
8
3
3
—10c
~4%
Jun
Jan
Jan
15%
2% May
5%
Feb
a7*
Jan
700
A
17,000
1,700
7% May
8,700
4
5
Feb
7%
May
3%
4%
7 %
17%
'
8%
%
8
1
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
,
A
$1 or 25c
Co
;■
A
Jan
May
%
Jun
6%
Jan
1
Jan
3,700
9%
110,200
.14%
1,000
20
25%
14,900
22%
241/8
8,500
%
8%
% Mar
15%
8 ya May
Aor
13
Jun
23
20
Jun
44% Mar
22%
>
Jun
,....1
.
3
2%
Jan
46%
4% /•
4%
2,000
-
Jan
12%
28%
11% May
20%
Feb
3%
3,900
6%
900
7%
5,100
;%
500
'
i9o
13,400
6%
8,800
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4,800
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77
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6 Vb
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2% May
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700
1,100
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106
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80
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;
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14,200
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3%
13%
1%
1%
20,300
4%
800
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15%
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4
3y8 Mar
200
4
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7J/4May
6,000
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8%
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11%
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&
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1,400
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110
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,
108%
22%
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5%
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6
2,800
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8%
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1
3%
3%
4%
700
3% May
7%
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1.50
5%
5%
5%
2,600
4% May
23
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9%
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1%
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Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg_J;
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Corp
Fairmont
Chemical
Co
Seaboard
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faradav
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1
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23
26
3,900
8,700
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7%
7%
9
2,600
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Felmont
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4%
5%
7,700
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6%
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5%
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13%
5
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13% May
4
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8
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3%
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8
1214
12%
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Firth
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5%
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100
9%
8%
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1,300
10,800
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3,900
75%
73
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3%
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Feb
International
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14
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160
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Jun
7% May
3
3%
4%
4%
5
6,400
4%
5%
6%
1,100
5% May
30%
2,500
27
May
Jun
Jun
11%
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9%
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40%
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Israel-American Oil
pfd.__100
11
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12
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90
Jun
Jan
8%
14%
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700
28% May
3,000
3% May
7%
4% May
32
J^n
Feb
Mar
107
May
72
3,000
4%
35%
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11,200
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Jan
5
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7
3% May
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39%
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1,200
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17%
9%
21
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5%
see page
4%
18
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27
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1
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13
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100,
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~
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100
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10% May
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11% May
1% Jun
6
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16
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4%
15
5%
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2,200
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6
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64
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8
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11
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98
20
102
102
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28%
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38,700
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2
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.
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28
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31% Mar
35% May
—
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165
13,900
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12
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23%
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3
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12%
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8%
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10
19
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Haven
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16%
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-
May
8% May
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15%
1
Communications
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Jun
May
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3%
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Feb
180
140
1
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11
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i
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8
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36
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3
700
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29%
35
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6%
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3%
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1,000
7
8%
4%
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5%
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18
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r
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24
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19
,
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20
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4,700
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3
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99
16% May
1,600
116,600
10
3
1%
1
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Heinicke Instruments Co
8%
25
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Freightways
Eastern
13%
%
Hecla
1
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Jan
103%
Jun
19
11
50c
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Feb
8% May
1,900
10%
9%
1
Inc
class
Co
16
16%
5,000
—-1
Gulton Industries Inc
Heli-Coil
Devices
12%
Feb
1%
12%
May
17,200
12%
30%
—
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Eastern
17
10% May
r
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13% Mar
Jun
28
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1
s
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.
94 Va
28
50c
—
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45
Jun
4,300
27
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700
~8%
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Mar
9% May
9% May
16%
900
2%
2
2Vb
—10c
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Dynamics Corp of America
40%
.
77/a May
1 Vb Jun
225
10%
17% Mar
6% May
loc
Corp——
Sulphur 6c Potasa
Dynalectron
11% Mar
Feb
27%
Feb
3% Mar
Jun
10,900
9%
1614
12%
May
6%
15,800
10%
Driver
37
52 %
~6%
1
Drilling & Exploration Co
10%
12,400
37%
_._4i32.50
——1
•
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(the) Corp
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Dorsey
10%
11%
7.50
common
95
.4% May
May
20% Mar
1
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preferred——
94 %
15%
5
Grow Corp (The)
10c
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com—*
10%
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5%
2%
Dorr-Oliver
Feb
15 Vb Mar
loya-May
1,400
16%
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—
Freehold Leases
Gridoil
.ios
Dixilyn Corp class A conv__
Dixon Chemical & Research.
7,600
.
12%
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Grocery
ord
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—
Griesedieck Company '
700
1%
11%
13%
10c
Basins Petroleum Co
20c
Lakes Bowling Corp
—1
Lakes Chemieal Corp
—1
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preferred series A
:
30
—i
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...
Gray Manufacturing Co—
American Industries
Great
514
1,200
1%
11
1
—4
—1
—
Corporations
Grand Rapids Varnish
6%
4
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Goodway Printing Co Inc
Jewelrv class A
5%
ft
Jan
7%
27
13,700
6%
13"%
14 %
1
16%
Gorham
6%
%
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Gordon
Feb
12
6% May
3,100
Jan
2%
Jun
7 Va May
2,000
18,200
9%
10%
12% Mar
Jun
139 % May
18%
8
14%
16%
10%
11
-
—1
(Adolf)
Inc,..
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Mar
12%
May
5% May
2,800
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Co
10%
Mar
10
3,100
20%
141% 141%
8%
7%
8
5
1,100
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19
Distillers
1114
11
18%
6%
5
100
class A
8%
debenture stock
Desilu Productions Inc
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Dennison
Mills Inc
Jan
12%
5% May
28%
100
29
v
5
—
Gobel
1%
Inc.—
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Knitting
Gloray
700
2%
50c
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Dejay
514
4%
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Dayco Corp class A pref
35
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12
1
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4%
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30%
10%
1
*
B
class
Distilleries
Security Systems, Inc——
4%
Jun
61,700
6% May
12
3
100
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Tite Industries Inc___—:
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Globe
4%
9%
29%
95
50c
1
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Yellowknife
Giant
'
15 % Mar
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Giant Foods
Glenmore
Crystal Dairies—_—
50c
Daryl Industries Inc
——50c
Davega Stores Corp common———2.50
5%
preferred—
20
Davidson Brothers Inc
—
1
,
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Daitch
100,200
Apr
Jun
1 Va May
.
3 U Mar
1
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Giannini
Mar'
Jun
17,100
4%
7%
29%
11
9
1%
10%
—1
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—
3
1%
5V2
Jan
Jan
Mar
98
Feb
8
Jun
-Feb
77/s
9%
$4.60 preferred
^
900
3%
8
1
$5 preferred
Georgia Power
Jan
5%
23
5.000
27
7% Mar
Feb
May
2% Jun
10
Corp
Stores
Genung's Incorporated
1,900
1%
18%
35%
4,600
6%
1%
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2.50
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Plywood
General
<
3%
7%
General
4%
1%
Jun
£1
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--
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Jan
5% May
11%
27
Feb
2% May
High
'
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American
Feb
900
4%
5%
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Jan
500
2%
8%
2%
-
26% May
96 Vi Apr
1,600
5%
„
—
1
1
1
General
10%
Jun
8%
1,200
...
4
4%
—
——
General Gas Corp
'
11%
27
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class A common—1
—1
Cutter Laboratories
6%
2%
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Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Cubic
2%
11%
10c
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&
2%
5%
5%
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Co
Builders Corp
General
43
May
30
1,400
6
Feb
11% Mar
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9,600
14,400
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Alloys
200
IVa
4%
Acceptance
General
Jun
34%
1
Gellman
General
9%
28%
—100
Co
Mfg
Jan
7%
Low
8%
8%
_*
common—
——:
Feb
8
1
5%
preferred
5%
9%
Jan
33
Co
11%
4%
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High
27%
—1
—
Power
Jun
100
6
Petroleum
Tobacco
Cuban
6
1
Aluminum
Central
5
8%
Inc
Garan
Gatineau
May
5%
2%
Industries Corp—25c
(Md)5
Co———
—-25c
Crown
Crown
Jan
5,900
5%
--1
—
21
2,700
34
«
25c
Co.
Feb
7%
——
Corp—
Milner &
Crowley
Feb
6%
8
8%
(Del)—50c
5
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1
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Jan
22 %
Jan
6 "
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Petroleum
Jan
16%
Jun
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13% May
17
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Cox
17
18
900
14
17
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20
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Jun
17
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—
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Jan. 1
Low
High
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12
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1,100
31,700
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Jan
14%
Jun
-
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2
23%
May
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;
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14%
%
6%
15,100
8
6%
.5%
5V2
14(4
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4
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Jan
3%. Feb
.-
87
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May
26% Mar
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Friday
Week's
Last
Range
SaleTrice
of Prices
Shares
Par
Glass
—1
Lake
—1
Asbestos
Corp—_
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals—.
Series
B
Jetronic
Low
—1
Inc—-—
2%
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
High
'•
>
23%
6%
Jan
-
-
2V2 May
5 V2 Jun
2,600
7
514
5
2%
2
1,600
2%
2%
2,900
2'% May
5%
6%
3,000
4 y8
9 Yb
IB
Jun
4 li
5%
May
12
Electro
6%
Mt
Feb
preferred
Company
Mount
Feb
Movielab
Movie
MPO
«
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
K,
•
(D)
Gas
&
Corp—:.
4.%%
&
Kavanau
Bldg
Kawneer
Co
25,100
2%
8,800'
18%
18%
11%
12%
5,300
14
13%
15%
5,900
13 Yb
24 »/4
21
25%
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20 ya
26%
27,100
18
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21
600
26%
26%
L_i_l—1
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8%
.'—2.50
:
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9 %•
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Oil
Kingsford
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Petroleum
Co——
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Kleer-Vu
Industries
Inc__-1
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(H
Kriott
Hotels
L)
Inc
Co
I
^—
Corp—_•_
2.50
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Kropp
(The)
Kulka
Electronics
7 6,200
'
4,600
15%
1
10 Ya
5%
5y«
7 Vis
3,900
4'A May
3% Jan
4
1
1
7,300
20,700
%
3%
19%
11!
11%
class
19%
12!
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21%
12
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15
23%
23 YB
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5
1
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2
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5%
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4%
14
5
Jun
6
May
4%
4%
8%
4%
5
8%
10
5
4%
24
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
6 Ya Mar
-
34 Va
-
8% May
300
3,800
Mar
9%
Jun
23 y4 May
2,300
-
4% V
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Feb
35
"4,200
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4
18%
May
13,900
.
10
25
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Jun
May
9
500
4%
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
21
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10
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Jan
6,300
25%;
9%
14%
Jan
4
900
8
4%
23%
9%
2.50
900
5%
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Apr
12%
Jun
...
3% May
Apr
35
7
Jan
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Jan
Feb
Jun
Jun
7%
14
Jan
%
Apr
9%
Jan
25c
7%
7%
4%
4%
5
1
8%
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9 Va
18,400
Corp
1
2Y4
2
2%
6,000
2
Jun
4%
Jan
(Mich)
1
4
4
4
1,600
4
Jan
4%
24
Apr
210
23
May
National
Hess
Bowl-O-Mat
Feb
National
Brewing Co
19 % Apr
25 % Jan
National
Casket
Company
Company Inc
National
53/4
8%
23%
5
"7%
—1
6%
"
13,300
AYa May
2 ATI
•
1
1,500
7%
May
4%
12% Mar
Jun
9
7% May
6,100
6%
1,000
Jan
—
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& Milling—3
National
National Bellas
n
'"'4
•"8%
2,800"
Alfalfa Dehydrat
Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
Feb
,
-1,500
*
1
Jan
3%
I
y«;
:A
Industries
1%
May
9
Mar
12%
Feb
32
Mar
Jun
13 %
Jan
May
14%
Jan
— —
77/a Jan
28%
National
Jan
19
Electric
Weld
National
Equipment
Jan
National
Petroleum
10 Vb Mar
National
Presto
24 Vb
Jan
National Research
National
,Jun
18 y4
7%
25
2.50
4 Yb
Apr
14%
12,300
10
5
Inc__!—u:—1
Corp
Napco
Apr
.12
24,800
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
2%
9% May
4% May
18
Jun
1,500
200
14%
1
Feb
i.,
13,000
5%
2.50
Ohio
Jan
Jun
16
1,400
5%
-
47/a
%
2%
2,100
'8,900
5%
12.50
Tel
&
Videotronics class A
12%
2V4 May
13 % May
15 V2 Jun
6,400
17
18
12'
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2%
,
2%
19%
1
Co—i.
Forge
Inc
14
.1% May
!o May
l'A JUn
1,600
17%
5%-
-
7.50
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4*
25c
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May
%
18%
—
9 ye
1%
15%
27/8
i—1_1
Corp
600
1
14%
A
10c
Inc
(S) -Dept Stores
Kleinert (IB) Rubber
153 %
Jun
Feb
27% Jun
3,500
*
15%
50%
Mhy
112
2%
15%
.
Corp Ltd—L_*__.1—1
Klein
Jan
5Vb
Apr
Feb
10%
%
2%
L_—— _1
144%
1
Star
High
60
2,200
Feb
21%
Jun
1%
1—1
:
26%
18
May
May
8%
■
Jan
99% Mar
May
9% May
1,000
1%
rn/a
i-
Corp————__L—--—1
Kirkland
Kratter
1%
J'1
■
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Kostin
_1
J—
Jan
3%
Jan
18
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Kirby
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Copper
Kin-Ark
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10%
May
11%
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Kay Jewelry Stores Inc—
&
2
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.
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5
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Muskogee Co
Muter Company
,
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Electric
&
Drug
/
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
Muntz TV Inc
...
_
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.
*
Vernon Mills Inc——
Mountain
Jan
Mar
:__
—
Diablo
Low
25c
Products
Industries common—,
Siemens
ivx*.
11% Mar
May
2%
!
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Apr
4,300
«
10 V2 May
6,800
5%
5%
2%
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3,000
3
5%.
.
-10c
__
13%
7
2 A
(The)__—I.
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2%.
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Jupiter
13
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. I
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Co
Jefferson. Construction Co
Jefferson
Low
Week's
Friday
for Week
American Stock Exchange
!
(Range for Week Ended June 15)
Sales
STOCKS
Jeannette
33
1
'
1534
Jan
May
28%
Machines-
1
1
Ltd—
Rental
9y8
11%
2 A
10 y8
12%
6,500
25c
118
2i5b
40,500
1% May
2
143/4
143/4
143/4
500
Jan
143/4
133/4
17
27%
Feb
40
35%
44%;
7,300
3,800
14% May
13% Jun
22%
1
Ltd—
Industries
22
58% May
3,400
Inc—
Corp___
Feb
2,900
1% May
2 3/4 Mar
4,700
4% May
93/b
Rubber
National
Machinery
Telefilm
_
10
.
Associates—.
10c
1%
5
10 Yb
Jun
19% Mar
4
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Apr
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Jan
33/8
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100
3V4
Jan
4%
Feb
National Union Electric Corp
30c
National Video Corp class A—t——50c
2%
2%
2%
2V2
Jan
3%
Feb
9%
85/b
10%
6,200
9,000
Feb
20c
83%
8%
83/4
800
7% May
8y2 May
16%
Nedicks
Class. A
12%
Feb
2
12%
12%
13
900
11 % May
19
Jan
1
11%
10%
13 y4
10%
Jun
17%
Jan
50c
li
%
%
% May
1%
25c
28%
28 y8
29 Yb
11,200
8%
10%
6,600
1%
18,600
National
Transit
Stores
Nestle-Le
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.
L'Aiglon
Lake
Mines
n
——
Electronics
Radio
Shore
—1
Inc——
Apparel
Lalayette
Corp..—_1
Ltd
'
-1
—
103/b
Industries——
Lamson Corp
1——3
Sessions Co——i—^
Lamson
&
Lanston
Industries
Lee Filter
Lee
Corp
Realty
Le-Tourneau
Levine's
5
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4%
1/
10%
21%
Lithium Corp of America
;
Inp——1
Chain-————-— 2.50
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Kessler
A
Bartlett—
&
1—T
Lodge & Shipley
■
——25c
—-
Louis
Sherry
Corp—;
Gas
1%
1
Louisiana
Nickel
64%
3%
•~5%
2%
Jan"
Norfolk
25%
12
;
4%
Southern
&
Jan
North
American
15% Mar
North
Canadian
Jun
30
94%
29%
37
42%
Jan
13%
Feb
2%
Jun
29%
Jun
1,800
31%
94%
1,000
95
30 y2
Jan
36
8% May
1% Jun
Jan
138
Jan
39% Mar
%
15,300
29% May
% May
li7.
1A
1.7«
6,900
1% Jan
1% May
5
47/b
5%
23,000
4% May
9%
Feb
2%
2
23/a
3,900
4
Apr
1
4%
1% May
'"4% May
6%
Jan
3
40% Mar
Northeast
Feb
Northern
11%
Jan
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd—
18%
Feb
Novo
5*
May
Jun
'
Penn
—_—i
Co
RR
1
6
Yb May
9%
47
Jan
i9e
Jan
15%
20%
1,500
25
•
Feb
8,100
5%
Jan
Occidental
Ohio
6%
Jun
56
90
100
pfd.
90 %
1*6
Jan
Jun
62
''^an
88%
50
Jan
93
Mar
24,300
%
5%
53/4
63/4
5,800
5%
2%
2%
2%
2,400
2
%
4%
55
100
1
1
Jan1
2y8
Jun
2%
10c
;
—.
(Del)
1
Apr
Old
Brass
9% Mar
...
Corp
15 y4
13 y8
15%
6'A
5%
23%
23%
25%
95
96%
% May
270
11%
7,900
Co
4Y2V0
13%
14 y4
1
Petroleum
Power
Ohio
Feb
14 YB
20c
Co_
Ogden Corp
29%
1
55
56
''
Jun
May
1
6,100
*
50c
Manufacturing
Apr
2.7% Jan
May
3
1%
6,100
25,800
% Mar
10%
Jun
Apr
4 Ya Mar
May
O
Oak
23
3y8 May
650
2%
4,600
■
Feb
80 %
•.
23/4
50
—
Corp_—
Mar
7% May
Jun
1%
Feb
16
35%
58 Yb May
■
2
1%
„
Mar
1%
Jun
11% May
3% Jun
6,700
"...
Jun
13/4
—-
Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Industrial
5
1%
1%
1
Ltd
Jan
Airlines
4%
-1
25
Railway
Gils
14%
3%
4,600
6%
.
28 Vb
"%
Royalties Inc
6 V2 May
•12%
14,900
'.
14,800
—1.25
Inc
North
^
3,200
4%
V-
1
Jan
800
26
2,900
1
—1
•;
8%
4,800
,
1%
95
Rosario__3.33y3
Ltd
Jun
;
1,300
66 %
1%
•.
1% May
1
Mines
7%
12;700
22.
9
•
Mines
Jun
850
35,400
17
'
*
18%
10,200
-
-
9V2 May
20,700
1%
15%
■;
Honduras
&
Rim
Jun
10%
25
—4—2
York
Nipissing
May
l
~
1,900
21%
."3%.
(The) Co—k————2.50
1
—
——
Nuclear Corp of Amer
63
,
22
1
Co_
Auction Co
Noramco
r--
12%
15%
Exploration--—3Qc
Silver Lead Mines,-—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc.i—10c
Land
'
Feb
240
7%
3%
Lynch Corp__—————4
New
Jan
Jan
13%
16%
Friday
Luhkenheimcr
Jan
8
6% Mar
Process
9
9%
-3%
&
20%
"
Arizona
Co
Mining Co
New York
5%
11%
12%
-,—11
Land
Lucky
8
•
1%
9%
—25c
Inc
New
Jan
Jun
3%
Service——10
Preserves
Louisiana
New Park
Tan
j^n
5%
Jun
1,300
8 Va
12%
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3
(The) Co_____—_—1
Electronics
4
15
-
.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
Loral
.12%
&
4V4
54,900
22%
5%
•
Zinc——
Mexico
2%
11-
6%
:
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6
Jersey
New
1,300
15
7%-
6%
Livingston Oil Co—_.————10c
^
18%
7%
New
Jun
1,500
-1%
12
10%
Jan
3%
4% May
4%
.3.1
1
14%
4
Liberty Fabrics of, N Y commcn.^:..l
b'//< ■. preferred---——
—i;——10
1,800
1,800
Min & Chem
Jan
Jun
1,100
-
,
—
25 %
\
2y2 May
10% May
13% May
3% Jun
•
-
Co
Noma Lites Inc
2%
Inc~————1
Inc_.
-
_
Mur
New Idria
4
25%
Apr
2%
900
900
4
,
2Vg
800
-
53/b
4%
-'
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5
3
A--._-j._-_1
33/4 «
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11
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Lefcourt
iq
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Larchfield "Corp—L—Z
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10% May
8% May
8,400
.
33/4
23/4
13%
-
1,800
12
27/b
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of Delaware-^
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Lakey Foundry Corp——————
Lamb
10%
1
Inc
Nelly Don Inc
•
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40c
Corp
preferred
100
1
common
9%
10%
7
3,900
May
193/4
12% May
57/a May
26%
Feb
11%
Feb
23
29
Jan
98%
Jan
13
74,600
30,300
1,100
May
93%
Jan
Feb
17 Ya Mar
7% May
3% May
4 Ya
4%
5%
Feb
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
54
52%
55%
1,400
52%
Jun
643/4
Apr
Opelika
15%
15
*
16V2
3,700
14% May
4% May
19%
Jan
6%
Apr
preferred
Mfg.
O'Sullivan
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•
.
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r
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Overseas
14%
13%
16
3,600
13
Macke
19%
19%
22%
1,700
16
Vending Co class
Mackey Airlines Inc
Macoid
A____—
1
33%c
1%
Inc.
—v—*
Petroleum Corp vtc——lc
Oil Corporation———_i——ojo
Pubho
Maine
6
1%
1%
5%
15% ;
.
—.i._l0c
6%
6
Mangel Stores———_1
23%
7 '
23
Mallory Randall Corp—1
Mansfield Tire & .Rubber——4—2.50
Marconi International Marine
•
2,300
24%
*
2,000
5'
3%
'
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10%
Jan.)
19%
Feb
18%
17
22%
6.200
17
10%
20,000
6V8
7,500
7%
38,700
2%. .2%
20,200
2% May
42,400
Corp
Oil
Johnson
*
10%
.„—3
6%
warrants—-——I.
Cdrp—<—1—_—
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Co
9%
6
7%
50c
6%.
2%-
-
com,,——,1
30%
Mfg Co—____———.
1
Refrigerating Co
—1
Island Mining Corp Ltd—-I—1
4 V'
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Menasco
.
29%
34%
Metal & Thermit
3%
4 %
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Midland
Midwest
Inc,
Midwestern
•
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Mining
MtssoUri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Airlines
RR
MOlybdenUm Corp
(Can)
33
,
33
300
6%
2,300
i
175
.
1,400
7
12%
400
25
22%
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293/4
Jan
28% May
25%
26%
25%
Jan
27%
26
26
200
25%
Jan
500
24%
Jan
27% Apr
26% May
24%
25%
300
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
22%
Jan
243/4
Apr
10%
Feb
1st preferred
25
1st pfd series A—25
conv
dividend
Feb
*
preferred
r_
preferred
preferred
*
dividend
Northern
Pacific
Northwest
Bell
-
18%
5%
7,300
96 Ya
490
90%
92
90
99
100
470
136
100
,/
136
10
2% May
91%
3% Jan
'12 : Jan-
97%
132
!
6%
<"15
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jun
21% Mar
Jun
15% Apr
26% Mar
Packer's
93%
520
88%
Jan
3V4
3%
6,100
3%
Jun
11
22%
22
25 y4
11,600
——1
12 %
11 y*
6
12%
76,100
6,300
9
150
100
Super
pfd
100
1
6 V2
20% May
Pall
(C
Jan
8
14% May
6 Va
1,700
Jun
10
24,300
May
66
18%
5,000
17%
Jun
24
1
26%
24 Ya
28%
5,900
24%
Jun
53-
vtc—2Bol
A)
%
%
U
15,100
A
Jun
A
Jan
A
5%
3% May
33
8% .Tan
36% Mar
13
Feb
Jun
4% May
11%
.tt
5%
7 y2
A
2
18%
18%
20
1,800
18%
—2
18%
18%
18%
8%
8%
87/B
2,200
4,600
17
1
Class
22%
...
.
•>-
-
92
101
=
Patino
15%
Jan
Pato
Jan
Penn
Feb
B
of
Pentron
Jun
25
Jun
6%
-
Jun
10%
10
-
50
1% May
89
91
-
Ltd
Canada
2
Consolidated Gold Dredge
Traffic
7 Ya
7%
7%
3% |
3%
4
8 y2
8%
5% May
5% Jun
3ya
6,500
Jun
May
7% May
6% Jan
100
2%
2.50
6% Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
Perfect
"
Jan
Apr
Circle
-94% May
Permian
Jan
Peruvian
May
96y» Jun
Corp
3
1
1
14%
(Mass)-20
Pep Boys
(The)
—
Pepperelt Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc—
T
40.
i
1
Corp
23%
*
101
Jan
Ltd—,_1
Co
Electronics
Jan
.97%
Corp
100
4,600
6,700
Jan
Jan
1 % May
1% Mar
8%
Apr
11%
Apr
24%
Feb
23 %
Apr
12% May
8% Mar
72%
—:
'
13%
15
71"
72%
9%
25c
27 y8
2.50
—
*
6%
Corp
10c
12%
Oils
1
%
1
5%
Photo
Inc
&
Phillips-Eckhardt
Minerals
.—
Electronics
11%
5
900
200
200
7%
6
-
9%
28
1,800
-
1?
14,300
14 Ya
20,200
1
17,800
6
10,100
Jun
2 A
Jan
4
8 Vb
35,300
May
10
2%
Jun
5 Vb
Jan
13% May
24%
Jan
71
88 Ya Mar
'
3% May
3% May
20 Yb
;
class
17,600
Mar
Mar
Va
Apr
103%
35,800
92
101..
Co
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jun
Jun
7,300
5%
Apr
100
%
'2
A
Company
Feb
106% May
44%
"5%
Pen
10 %
5%
1
Corp class A—10c
(C A)
Chemical
Jan
17 Ya- Feb
17%
Amer sharfcs—l Bol
Park
35
38 y*
36
Jan
Apr
534 Mar
5%
Park Electrochemical
Pantepec Oil
95
18%
A——
petroleum
105
154 ♦•
417/s
Tubes
class
Corp
Pancoastal
105
Mhy
57/a May
Feb
Apr
99
Apr
95% May
103 Ya May
50c
*
Markets
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey
Jan
May
90%
Telep
Light 5%
&
"
90%
3%
*
6%
Power
Jan
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Pacific
Jan
90
15% Mar
2% May
10 % May
■
4%
94 y2
5%
907/a
*
Airlines
Pacific
Perfect
4.8p%
35.
Jen
25%
dividend
1
Jun
9,500
47,600
/
see page
27%
1,600
1,100
$4.36
Jan
Jan
May
5%
r
12%
„—100
footnotes,
Jun
1,300
27
$4.75
May
5%
21%
May
101% 101%
preferred—I—
For
31
28%
$4.75
42
"
Jun
It
,4%
—__10c
preferred series C—L_—,100
5,600
28 y»
25%
32%
*
2,200
•
7,500
4.40%:
4.50%
32%
28 y4
25%
1st pfd.—25
2
12% Mar
4,000
Ltd—4—_—1
Monongahela Power Co—
31%
25
6%
preferred
preferred
redeemable
Apr
May
May
—25
Electric
&
1st
1st
Parker
"ctfs"__i—
Warrants
„4,^—__l—,—4——1-Monogram Precision," Industries^——,1
Gas
51/2 %
Inc
38%
9%
*
of Ameria
33% May
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
May
17%
pfd—100
;Inc_'__iJ_—
Molybdenite Corp
21
Industries
8
8
.Corp,——-j—_——1'
of
18% May
$4.40
8%-May
15
preferred,—-—-—50
Power &
25
Pacific
400
8%
50c
Canada
Light-5%
Aluminum Company
Corp
Minnesota
2nd pfd A—
Pacific
Jan
Jan
conv
Jan
4
43
cum
Jan
15%
——2.50
common
12%
r
Jun
6 %
8%
preferred—25
Jan
?•
26
14%
1st
10,600
18%
5,200
21
redeemable
.-2,100
18%
•
1,300
9%
Feb
Feb
Jun
Jan
9%
K
27 Ya
Jan
333/a
Apr
4.36%
6%
10%
12%
27
preferred—25
14%
11%
-
18%
Financial Corp——___—50c
Wohl
4 % %
12
4——5
800
preferred—_25
4
Corp $1 conv, preferred--*
Abrasive—,4—50c
24 Ya
6
'
8%
1st
8%
7,000
8%
22%
15 Vb
May
3% May
22 Va May
20%
1st
31-
5,600
10%
23
12
9ya
redeemable
4% May
9% Jun
'2%
12.
1,200
8
redeemable
22% May
11%
/
.
1,900
r
25
common
5%
400
9%
14
f
5%
"4 Yb
preferred
Co
4.50%
2,900
/-
2%
——_1
Mill Factors Corp—.—
Miller
9%
£———1
Corp—
Investment
'.4%
-.%
.
Products—
4.80%
Mar
3% May
5,500
23%
■4%
5%
"3%
conv
Feb
6% May
5,200
%
22%
u%
Oil
Mid-West
%
23
Michigan Chemical Corp—,—__4—1
Michigan Sugar Co common,,,a—1
6% . preferred——r___———,10
Microwave, Associates
•
17%
Miami Extruders Inc_^————_i__—10c
Mioromatic
Coast
Jan
29% May
13% Apr
8% May
6
Merchants
Merrill
5y4
1%
cum
Apr
28 % May
McCrory
Mead
4 A
Jun
MCCulloch
Clay
Par tic
38
May
4
Pacific
42%
17 Yb May
22
Industries
Manufacturing class A com—1
5% redeemable
5,900
Inc_____;
...
;<
Jan
4,700
Ltd
Mirro
Jan
21%
Massey-Fer'guson
Milo
11%
22%. 26%
1
5 %
,
40%
24%
Maule
■'
Jan
May
Corp——--——1—1
Masco
32%
5%
20
1
—i—1
—i.
Corp
Feb
May:
6.
8,500
Oxford
May
-
22
;
Securities
Electric
1% Mar
10% May
24% Apr
May
Cup. Corp—,——1
Maryland
—
1,300
Feb
f
warrants,-———
Corp
2
13% May
J
/.7%
Rubber Corp—
4y8
5% May r
<
4% May
19.
1,700
6 7/b
6%
30%
Jan
3,900
,
:r
Ltd———
Communication. Co
Martin-Marietta
'
%
May.
May
%
Feb
25% Mar
May
3.
8.600
20%
4%
1 % May
2,700
31,600.
15/'! 16 Va
Oxford
1% May
300
.
4
.7%
19,
Incl—
2,600
I
3%
1%
1%
Service..—a—————7
"Specialties
Majestic
.2%
3
"3%
Industries
Magellan
Magna
2%
.—5
..
4
MacFadden -Bartell. Corp
__z__—50c
Mack Trucks Inc warrants——l———
2%
7
—
Corp—
•
May
8% May
27
Jun
5% May
11% Jun
% May
4% May
.
Jan
11%
Apr
33%
Apr
16%
273,4
Jan
Jan
118
Jan
8%
Feb
CI
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
Friday
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Range
Electronics
Phillips
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips
Screw
Phoenix
Steel
(Del)
Corp
Aircraft
Corp
4
700
1.4UJ
3%
Jan
6%
9,300
5%
Jun
8
7,500
6%
Jun
8% Mar
4,000
7
Jun
10% Mar
5%
6%
Industries
7
7%
1
Inc
8
Plastics
Pioneer
8%
50
*
96%
96
16%
15%
12%
Materials &
5%
5'/a
96
Jun
109 %
13%
Feb
20
Apr
.""5%
Jun
10%
Jan
6%
Atwood
&
;'
Pneumatic
7%
—10
30
50c
Scale
7,900
1,600
'
8%.
900
33
30
7%
1,800
44
Products
Poloron
5%
11,300
1%
1,600
1% May
55/a
5,000
4
Jun
12%
2,400
12
May
(Del)
Alexander Inc
100
9
Jun
Oil
46%
825
43
"1%
3,900
Precisionware
Presidential
Inc
Realty
1%
class
A—_
10c
New
class
B
lOo
Mines
Proctor-Silex
Corp
Rico
Puritan
900
8% May
13 %
Apr
Apr
Jun
8,500
8
% May
13%
5% Jan
6%
1,100
4% May
5%
17
Jan
Feb
22%
Feb
lOya may
3,UU0
12
21
400
•
Sportswear
Corp
19
18%
20%
1,400
18 % May
26%
Co-
10%
11%
2,000
10% May
13
89
89
90
250
87%
Jan
92%
49%
48%
53%
1,300
48%
Jun
12%,
1.3O0
11
1,900
13%
13%
14%
13%«
13%
,-:vY
■;
Quebec Power Co_
2%
2%
25%
21%
May
2
1,000
2%
jo
25%
150
27
15%
R
Industries
Ramer
class
Inc
Ramo
Jan
20% Mar
Jun
-411
May
Feb
Feb
34
Jun
—20c
—
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co..
Investment
Estate
of
Trust
Real
41% Mar
36 % Mar
243/4
.
69%
_I
25 '
70
23%
2,700
22%
22%
Reeves
Soiindcraft Corp..,..'
7,500
10
Jun
18%
Feb
9,400
15
May
29 %
Apr
18%
11--*
•
10%
5%„
ITS-i
K3%
™__5c.
:
(Robert)
3%
Co—i
Co
Arms
900
22
,..200
4,800
17%
1,900
4%
5%
*
77%
16
4,900
8
9%
15%
2,200
18%
-
6%
-7%
23/4
I
3%
3%
Restaurant
'
'%
66%
10%
10%.;
14
3%
*
-
9,500
Inc
-6,400
•
4%
4%
5%
12%
11%
14%
9%
9%
10%
14,600
Jun
84 % Mar
12%
23%
r8%
8
.*
,
Jan
5% Feb
.
8
Feb
Jan
Jun
20% Mar
6% May
16% Mar
2 %
\
*
3%
May
Jan
:
4,000
8% Mar
Jun
10%. Apr
8
..
-
"
_
.
800
/ 3%
3%
4,700
9%
10%
..2,200..-.
28%
800
27'
4,900
5%
11*6
Inc
Ltd
16%
17%
*2%*:
t
--1
—-1
i
Corp___
^
-
9Va
17%
-
1,400
.-60A-
Feb
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
*T Jan
32
-9%
Jan
24%
Jan
14 Vs
Apr
■.
-5%
Jan
"Feb
16
34 %'
Apr
9%
May;
Feb
Feb
6%
12
Mar
23% Jan
30%
Jan
4%
Feb
14%
1
May.'
Feb
18
Jun
Jan
...
31%
Jun//-v.
15%
Feb
9% Junt" v/ .22% Feb
lOVa, Jun. -i .>.»,13% Mar /
17%;Jan x..; ■'/ 18%• Jan
-
300
1%
24,900
30%
14 Vs
.
jun
May
153/b Juni - v.** 19% May
243/8 Apr,
14
May
47/b May;:
; 20% Jan
10,900 '/
2,000 -■
17%
2,500
1%'
29
Jan
153/4 Mar
3'/4 Jun"'
9Vs Jun
8
-
--4,000
93/4
Mar
28% .Feb
May
May*
May *
11%
Feb
;
32 3/4
..
2% May
-
-
:
86
•
.
Jun
May
May
;
1! May.
1& ' May
200
Feb
11%
May
Jun
6
'
Feb
15
Jun
5
-
3,700
81/4
24
213/8 Mar
33/4 Jun": !
-
lit.'.; 11%
;
*.
5,500
7 y4
,
27./"May
10%
15%* 173/4-
30.
....
-19,700
15% *. 173/a
-
y%
i57/8
.
-r
17
i,
153/a
16%
10o
1
„
11
5,300
3%
12
8
16
,
.
1,400
34,700
18%
23/4
11%
8% •;
4
73%
13%
7'A
14%
4y4
2%
2 3/4
14
3,700
8%
1
11%
Apr
23% May
.
May
7% Jun
22V2 Jan
..
3,300
43/4
7%
lA
53/4
33/4
10c
5
—,
.
.
11%
18
'
'.: 2% ,Jan
13/a .May./
Z Feb
35
2?ya May,
36
Mar
.;*;^200,1.v„;n:22% Jan &
13%. Jun
12%
-^-900;12%AJun«;
13%,.
21 y2. 233/4,.
?6,300
21% Jun .;, v^ i 4LVa Jan
-5%
6%
6,600 a.
5%.Mayn't,, k; 11% Mar
V'5 7/b ? T%- u 11,200-. j;.
May .;Vi/ i 17% Jan,
/4% .Jan
3,
;
33/s
13,500...* 3/ > May.;
25'% •; 25%
__
...
,
...
.
.
(
,
Apr
4%
1,100
r.
Apr;
7% May
"8%
Algom Mines Ltd common
.
Jan
.
—
...
12%
Stop 6c Sliop Inc——i™
:™1 r : 22 " ■ *
Strong Cobb Arner Iuc™—i G"'- *;
struthersi Wells Ctorp •
Stylon Corporation
(Del).—
3; v
Sunair Electronics inc——Li-—-10c /
■ 3% r
Sunset International Petrol Corp.——1
\
5%
Supercrete Ltd—!
25c
%
Superior Tool & Die Co^
4.—4—1
;< 2% ;
Supei'ior Window Co class A—
10c
,—
,.
Supeitnai'kets Operating Co—i—_50o ,";14. t ;
Supronics Cor,p ———4
25c ., •;/ 4% »
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—7.
Syntex Corporation
-—
2
29%
New
11%
'
__1
•;
1%
Jun*
May
3% Jun
2,600i ■:
2%
2%
7%
-5%
--May
%
14
-
3.400
2%
23% Apr
5 Vs Jan
•
56% May.
10% Jun ;.'
— -
3,700
50c
Corp.
-
900-
3%
•
6,550
15%
•
'3%
■
■3
-
2,300'-
10c
__1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway
1
60%
14%
-
--4,60(r,-:-
1
III
Associates
Rio
20j300v,
4.%-V
:
*-%'•
1
May?
2% May
2% May
-
..,
5,100
48,400
11'
Co.__
Container
Stone
.
1,800
13%
Jan,
14
2,400
73%
3,000
1
10c-
23%
5% May
6
;..100
50c
i—-.^-1 /
•
84% Apr
24% Mar
»
t-:
15% May
600
5%
21%
,
8 Va
1
Apr
87% Mar
.
Jun
Apr
27
.
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193/b
16%;
-
303/4
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.
22
23%
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22
.
7%
Inc.
(J
69%
200
23%
Chemical Co.
Stetson
2% Mar
Feb
16
50c
>9% :
.__5 / .,11
3
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precisionf Corp (Del)_i__™10o / > 13/B
,.7% Jan
21
200-
2,400
'
I 3% -/3%'
-
10%
,
Corp
-
:
63 %'
;_1
_:
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp.:
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
-
-40
—
Inc
May
5% May .
1% Jun-
-
—
..
22
•
18%
Stephan (The) Company™
Sterling Aluminum Products—
Jan
-15%- Feb
10 %
-
1,600
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Co J
&
Insurance
24%
15% May
2,900
.
21%
3
•'
3%
_
1,600
■
-
1% 1
•
21%
3%,
__
5%
1%
21%:
-^orp^irz -4--1
11%
5%
-
Parts
Stelnia
Stenan
4,600-
19
'
Remington
Steel
Feb
10,200
11%
20
& Dev
Reinsurance. Investment
Reliance
37%
22 % May
26%
Jun
Jan
86
.
151/4
Canada
of
23
25
...
Co
>(The) Corp common
convertible- preferred
Co
950
700
223/4
22%
.
25
class A
Industries Inc
Steel
.
„
Corp
Statham: Instruments
Feb
10
24%
1%
Co
Broadcasting
'Reis
7 %
17%
___1
w-'-~
Reeves
*.
'•
Jun
America-
of
-—p.-
Pump
5% May
May
4%
10%
18%
_—l
Reda
200
19%
*
!—
r
Equities Corp of N Y
Warrants
4
2,600
4%
Mar
Jun
preferred—
Paint
Brands
5Qc
•
America..
Properties Corp
Realty
-5%
4
25%
—10
—40c
%
4%
4%
1
,
Rayette Co Inc___
Real
'
1
___,
23
May
22 y2
Pipe
Dredging
Star
Inc
Jan
Jan
30 y8 May
26%
Starrett
14% Feb
12% May
A
12
'
Feb
11%
'
•-
3,500
i
16%
common-—1 ''7%
20
Standard Forcings Corp
1 :
11%
Standard
Metals Co—
—3o
" 3%'
Standard Products Co
1
10
standard Shares Inc
:
1 "
27
Standard-Thomson Corp
1 - .
5%
Standard Tube class B
1
4
•
,
6%
9%
47/8 Alay
6% May
,
2,700
'
■
■
.
26%
23
Aviation Corp
Stanrock Uranium'Mines Ltd
.
5% May
10,700
3,800
4,400
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32%
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Volume
195
Number 6169
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2851)
EXCHANGE.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Last
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United
.
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11 y2
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&
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Chemical
West
Texas
Westbury
Utilities
83y4
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41/4
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281/4
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19%
20%
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11
11
2,200
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1
%
113/4
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213/4
231/4
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101/4
111/4
1
13/4
13/4
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Wisconsin
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preferred——--—>-■.
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Co
5
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new
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Corp..
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Zion
Foods Corp
———>
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4%
4
4
141/2
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5a/4
53/4
43/4
4 3/8
47/8
4%
-
1,700
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900
-
Friday
Interest
BONDS
,
American Stock
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Low
Alsco
5%s
Inc
1994,
23As
Edisoh
Boston
53/4S
Co
conv sub
6%s
subord
convertible
6s
Assn
Raceway
debs
39
95
"
89
3
88
60
88
130
60
107
25
97%
25
28
NEW YORK STOCK
93y2
"7r~.
101
55
25'
29
3/s
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
1970—
truBt 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
43/as s f debentures 1972
33/4S sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4y2s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4y4s 1978
45%s s f debentures 1978
1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
5y8s s f debentures 1980
United Gas Corp 2%s
mtge & coll
1st
S
1967
Steel 4s debs
debentures
2%s
States
United
41%S
1981
debentures 1976
2%s
Rubber
f debentures
s
1983—
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
Apr«-Oct
—Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
4y28
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
1969
1976
Mar-Sept
mortgage & reiund 33%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref M 3%s series J 1982
April-Oct
first gtd 5s 2003
4%s 1983
series B 1995
Ry
3s
lien ana ref mtge
Fiist
lien
Vornadp
Wabash
ref 4s series F
ft
6s subord
May-Nov
ser
1983
O 1973-Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
Income debs 2008
Inc
RR
3%s
5s
conv
subord
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
General roorcgage
Virginian
94
__
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105»%
__
96V*
95 V*
—
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100
101 %
99y8
101 y4
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105'%
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119
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97 J/4
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13
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—
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38
4
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—
7
16
,
93 k
90/2
'
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debs
1982
Mar-Sept
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
81
95
96
91
117
100
97%
142%
95
$89
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92
—
83
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88%
93%
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86
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29
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5
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97%
91
100% 100%
103
103y4
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121
104
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;—Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
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89%
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92
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122
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May-Nov
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100% 100%
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__
-
-
* No
par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range).- d Ex-interest.
Ex-liquidating distribution.g EK-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included In year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis«
tributlon.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
*
•
" •
9 Bonds being traded flat.
«
. .
k
.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
•
§ Reported In receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
f
*
100
83
97%
(Range for Week Ended June 15)
Warren
97
99%
102"%
103 y4
405
—
RR
General
—
108
64
first
ref
mortgage
West
Penn
—
16
Penn
Power
West Shore RR
4s
125
94
82%
—
*863/8
—
—
—
"—
—
—
1st
102%
5%s
105»%
105V2
3%s
3%s
—
—
__
—
--
867%
86
—
1974
series
I
1966
gtd 2361
Ry 1st 4s ser A
3%s series C 1979
debentures
5s
Pacific
1982
RR
Co
3%s ser
income debentures
Union
1969
Teleg.
A
1981
1984
Co
5%s
debs
First mortgage
33As
debentures
.....
Wilson
102%
92
& Co
Wisconsin
First
Gen
136
1st
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
s
Central
1975
May-Wot,
f debs 1980
f debs 1978
RR
Electric
Sold
*79%
No.
30 %
.
-
7
—
__
97% Yi
85
;
J"
■%-
927%
98%
927%
98%
99
22
55
55
57
11
56
57
30
97 %
10
__
__
96
__
*80%
—
__
__
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*75
97%
__
5
—
103%
—
97%
9
1063/a 1067/a
67
*86'A
*73%
95
87%
86%
88%
80
—
—
97%
97%
10
57%
60%
23
15
97%
Jan-July
May
40
*86%
3
1
94%
94
86%
85
95%
95%
57%
40
79%
65
57
80%
89
953/4
95
__
—
04
99%
80%
80'%
92%
92'%
96%
99%
50%
59%
50'A
59
92
97%
80%
81 %
99% 102
77
77
96%
99
104% 107
86
87
—
953/4
95
__
Jan. 1
Low
High
28%
33%
94Va
95
99%
86%
97%
Co—
Power
mortgage 27/8s
Vh—97%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
s
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge 4%s Inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin
86va
4%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
*85
__
__
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
28 %
Mar-Sepf
3%s series D 1967
convertible
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Won
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
85%
94
98
or
Bid & Asked
Low
High
2%s
1976
„
June-Dec
1979
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
40
*80%
41
__
*81
—
__
;
Maryland
mortgage
Western
—
--
gold 3%s 2000
1979-
1st 4s
Last
Sale Price
Period
registered 2361
Western
101%
93%
95
100 Va 103%
99
78
gtd
3s
Electric
West
112% 163 Va
82
Interest
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967
nSi/.
96/4
95 A
Week's Range
Friday
v
New York Stock Exchange
--
—
*793/4
*85
—
—
867/8
—
*—
*86%
74%
—
•
—
743/8
—
.
,
100
5
.
75
84
823/4
86
—
Wisconsin
79 %
85
87'%
—
April
—
-
69%
68%
84%
Service
3%s
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
Youngstown
1st
1971
__
*913/8
94%
mtge
Sheet
4%s
&
Tube
series
H
1978
Jan-July
*79
—
—
—
100
102
Co—
1990
April-Ocf
—
„
__
—
—
__
74%
38
71 /s
743/B
—
86%
87%
70
70
84%
Public
Y
88
__
*88
__
*90%
*114V8 116
100
102%
—
90%
11314 120
99
100
a
69%
68%
83 %
85
delivery
the
in
sale
year's
range,
the
not
n
included
in
the
Under-the-rule
year's range,
y
year's
sale
range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included in
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
75
72
2
In
not included
116
2
13
Deferred
included
90%
—
—
April
Feb-Nov
97
gs
ng
99%
.
(not
98% iOl
91% 91%
99
*03
00
*—
80
—
_Feb-i4uo
series A Jan 1981
t88%
__
92
90
97
97Ms
97y2
.
139.
102/2
Co—
Gen mtge 4s Income
Gen
__
101%
.
100% 106
9®%
87
15
37
99% 100y8
97%
93
.
9
_?
U
98%
ti2o'/2 ^
-
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5S 1972_June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2J/8s 2008
—Mar-Sept
Peru, (Republic of)—
»
•
'
Sinking ftind 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
R|o de janiero stamped (Plan A) 2S 2012__Jan-July
L^n^igh
^
subord debs 1980
conv
Virginia & Southwest
1st
__
Corp
Virginia Electric St Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1st 61 ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 27%s series G 1979
June-Deo
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser H 1980__Mar-Sept
1st
.
„
57
89%
Feb-Aup
,
Co—
Vendo
1st
94 V2
"90
«99%
*91%
100%
" 99y8
*looy4
105y4
104
95 Vi
,
96
89%
t98
Feb-Aup
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
of America—
3'/8S conv subord debentures
4>/4s conv subord debentures
Vanadium
....96%
110
319
Feb-Aup
BONDS
„
—
9974
62
17
Western
^Ss^conv^ubor^^bentures
U
^.—Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wou
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jlfar-Sept
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Wot,
May-Wot,
993/.
130
983/a
RangeSin.ce
Bonds
Sold
BiA& Asked
Sale Price
993/.
126y4
13
F 1979
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
all/.
19ri/
90
94
55
E 1978
w
Friday
Interest
BONDS
191
qn
71
tll
Maranftao stamped (Plan A) 2yes 2008
Mortgage .Bank-of' Bogota*—
J
'*
1
a7s (issue-of May 1927) 1947
May-.NOV
•74 (issue of GCt 1927) 1947
—_April-Oct
.
Continued from page 30
97'A
?2
176
' ?
-4%s series B 1967
■;
*■
110 y4
107
Feb-Aup
86
—
196%
Mar-Sep
-
94
t
1100
Jan-July
1975—
21
89
June-Bee
1978
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—
Continental Vending 6s 1976
Davega Stores Corp—
Brandy wine
•
14
84
121
99
65
June-Dec
•
69
7 56
90
93%
ii2i
100
June-Dec
1969
'
„
100 y2
92 >/2
93%
Quar-Feb
deb '77_Feb-Aug
A * 1970
series
convertible
62
251
97
98
#Hanover
Hign
35
30
36
t55%
June-Deo
6%
:
95
._
98y4
,
Range Since
■
Jan. 1
Tnv,
llfiV«
'lot
Sq
97V2
Debt
r
Low
No.
High
35
35
June-Dec
Oil Corp
Chlca
June-Dec
1974
Steel- 6s
Bethlehem
BSF
debs
Power 3y4s 1970—-.
Aug 1-1908;—.
Appalachian 'Elec
Bolsa
sub
conv
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
• Amer
.
qr
66
99%
—
Sold
138
90
73V
945/8
5%s seres A 1967
-
Bonds
Friday's
39
»•
—
-German
"Week's Range
Bid & Asked
97
.
101%
158
.
Last
sqi/
Jan-July'June-Deo"-
Feb
.
531/0
79
D 1976
1963—
w
10?
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7/4 reD
o
reu
7
SO'A
106
$90
153
95
46
goy8
__
Feb-Aup
H 1982
105
78%
_
pBaden (Germany) 7s 1951
—Jan-July
aDancig Port
Waterways 6%s 1962_—_Jan-Jufp
Mar
16/4 May
•
53
107
Webb & Knapp Inc §s debs 1974
i«3A Mav
7%
99
71/4
60,/a
65
106
t96ya
121
6
105
95y2 lOO'A
99
92%
>
;
77
99
.
Feb-Aup
Wasatph Corp debs 6s
jal
43/!
74%
130
60%
f545/8
65-
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
G 1981
_
Washington Water Power 3%s< 1964
2% Jan
^
^
98
__
.
Anr
13^ May
?VMa?
3
f May
4 /8 May
4,600
45/a
"'
114
'•
-
„
57
__
United improvement & Investing Corp— ' 7
7'
65 conv sub0ld debs 1976————May-Wot,
^
71A
ioi/tvtou,
4,100
6y8
Ma?
,'
.
I 1982
J 1982
K 1983
Mar-Sept
'
ser es L 1985
Feb-Aug
4%s series M 1985
Mar-Sept
4%s series N 1986
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3V4S 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric. 3y4s 1970
Feb-Aug
3zab0 Food Service Inc 68 debs
~1973
Teleregister Corp 6s May VJ980-.
—Mar-Nov
Transportation'Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Md,r-Nov
0 8% Mar
ti8 to?' V
2,100
> •
Jun
Mav
93V,
Mo,
1,700
11,000
.4
Mar
41
81,900
47/s
6 3/8
6%
Express System. Inc class A—-25c
Raceway Inc com-—
25o
Jan
98
Us/ Ma?
14/8 May
1
Mar
18
'•mSiw
w
Yale
Yonkers
■
^
2% Jan!1 7
It
'
Jan
Mav
av
£1
■40c
Feb
22% Mar
Mov
Mav
oli/
"i;
-
100
147/a
147/a
1-4
V 150
'"-""250
■""
-
33/4 Jan
,v243/4 Jan
"
111/8
ft*2
2,800
300
dep rtts ord regular——5a
preference—i
6%
!
'
96%.
35
•
Jan
Jun
as/
(F W)>Ltd—
'- 'American
"»
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35%
>•.
2
Inc-
14
14-
15 y2
pfd—100
Light 4%%
7%"
if,
25
Industries
(John)
Wool worth
'
.
•
jfPS
Li-ii
16,300
63/a
Jan
21%
191/4 Mav
9,000
16%
14
jan
29%
Jun
I
2,700
5%
1%
*
Jun
173/4
Feb
20
7
115
.
104
1973
B
3VaS series
3%s series
3s
series
3%s series
4%s series
4%s series
4%s series
; 4%s ser es
Feb
May
'
Jun
1 % May
1,700
6
16
1
0.111
Common
&
Pwr
10
-
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1976
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4s 1970i-—Jaw-July
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd'
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
!
Jan-July
Nuclear Corp of America 5%s 1976
Feb-o/t
Occidental Petroleum 6%s
1976
Apr-Oct
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'/4s 1968
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
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Weyenberg
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103/4 May
1
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Westmoreland
3%May
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10
Inc
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Western
13
•
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American dep
V
43/4
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common
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West
Western
Inc
Company
Wentworth
May
..47/8
preference
&
3
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conv preferred
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Knapp
Apr
Jan
14%
107/a Jan
q
4
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series
195/8
Jun
~
400
9
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Bid^'Asked ^o"?
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No*
Sale Price
Hartfield Stores 5%s conv. 19RU—.IIJun-Dec
743/4
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130Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
99
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60%
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-_MaS-No» . 106
Livingston Oil Co 53/4s conv deb 1982
May-Nov
98
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977——Mar-Sep100
- Midland Valley RR 4s 1963--April-Oct
/
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April-Oct
102
National General Corp 5(4s 1974
Quar-Mar
78%
Jan
May
153/4
5
2 %
•
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$6
4%
11,200 -A
■
9
100
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&
1993.
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'
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151/a
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preferred
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8
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'
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mortgage 4s series A
General Builders 6s subord debs 1963
O^eral Developtpent 6s 197Jk
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35
8y4May
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Inc
-
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•
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■
Jan
Jun •" ;*
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.
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1
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3,100
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2
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1
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/
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^^
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p
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6% May
9,500
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1
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Iron
Exchange
4
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8
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Inc
4
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.
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Corp of America
Capital Corp of America
Vlnco
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2%
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,
s
10
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Corp
Victoreen
LMay
2
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V"
•
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6
2%
—-
-
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!
1,300
6¥4
5
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Range Since Jan. 1
v n
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6
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10o
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•
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Consolidated
:
25c
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i
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Low
»—-I
Corp
Universal American Corp'—
•
-
Co__
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
i
(Range for Week Ended June 15);,
Sales
Range
.
35
I
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the Bankruptcy Act,
*
Friday's
• Bonds
bid
or
and
selling
securities assumed by
ask
flat.*
prices;
no
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
such companies.
transacted during current week.
sales being
I
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
«
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
(2852)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 15)
Friday
Exchange
Boston Stock
Last
Range
»
""
'■;
Low
Par
,
Agricultural Chemical
Amer
American
Tel
American
Anaconda
Company
New
*
76%
82%
33%
55%
57%.
49%
First
Co
Motor
Ford
New common
General Electric Co
Gillette
Coal
Kennecott
5%
RR
cum
RR
77 % May
116%
145
39% May
65%
37%
1,649
23%
230
20
&
8
,
68
11%
24%
2,061
413A
1,276
36% May
27%
29%
41
11
31 Va
29%
33
11
126
31%
•
12 Va
26
U Va
250
53
40
22%
Jun
23%
673
45
20%.
20
22%
2,227
50%
50%
51%
483
49 % May
25
25%
125
25
6%
10
6%
26%
27
.—6.25
41
U
U
; 623A
Champion
Papers
Cincinnati Gas
1
Jun
30%
20
Gulf
Cincinnati
i
*
70%
1—
Union
Du
,
Gibson
5
39
4%
39%
Allen- Electric
Jan
Mfg
28%
S.
,
Jun
7%
175
31% Juq
97 %
06
31%
100 "
1,017
110
41
41
44%
13%
13 V2
193A
15%
20 Va
157
28 Va
28 %
30
—
—
Aluminum
.
4-
261
93
;
113 %
American Tel & Tel Co
American
50
60
50%
563/4
16%
*
19%
-
80
157
25 Va
Brewing Co
<
:
(S
Kresge
Jun
Brunswick
\ '
j
LaSalle Wines &
56
.
—
Co
&
Davis
Columbia
;
Rudy Mfg
Scotten, Dillon Go.,;
133/4
14%
217
11 % May
173/a
1,011
98% May
105
101
%
109
■
Soss
Corn
38% May
493% Jun
51%
Dow
56%
Du
283/a
107 %
28%
Jun
18%
304
13%
20
546
32% May
43%
36% May
22% May
56
35%
38
24%
52*%
37
23%
26%
711
21%
1
25
48"%
25
39%
21%
40
18% May
25
35
37
245
32% May
351/3
10
24%
New
"
1
7
21%
Abbott
Jan
Admiral
39
Jun
623/a
Feb
Allied
47
59
Feb
Allis
543/a
Jan
88
36
78
221
May
32% May
22 % May
30
(Un)
Fruehauf
Chalmers
Mfg
Gulf
Co
American
Airlines
18
Jan
American
203A May
28%
82
12 % May
173/4 Mar
96
443/4
Jun
72%
41
174%
Jun
Jun
409
International
King-Seeley
883/4
92
171
88 3/4
20
21
234
19% May
40% Jun
?
253% Mar
American
115
1
American
■
Lorillard
(Un)—
573/8
Jan
18% May
29%
Jan
Arkansas
32 %
45
Jan
Armco Steel
3
24%
24%
25%
84
29%
Feb
Armour
35%
35 %
35%
45
2.50
26%
26%
28%
70
22% May
33% May
26% Jun
39%
39%
10
35
lo
45%
443/4
45%
49
443A
1
25%
25%
253/4
60
23% May
42%
42%
42%
45
42%
May
Jun
Jun
44
343/b
57%
18% May
124
37%
300
30% May
34% Jun
2
38%
39
♦
273/8
28 3/8
44%
52%
201
Register
5
36
226
52 %
27%
37%
Jun
North
American
Aviation
(Charles)
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
—
113
67
503/4 May
141
3Q%
:
96%
footnotes,
19
May
75
11
Jun
20 Va
Jan
75%
11%
11
11Va
5a%
533/4
56%
100
773/4
Jun
130'
71
10%
Feb
v
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173A
-
pfd
200
123/4
2,800
13 Va..
Canteen
403/4
'
.
4%
-
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83/4 Mai
Jun
Jun
153A May
18 5/s
12 Va Ma:
-
.
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Jar
28
-
-
57
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-
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Jun
'
50
»
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21.
Jar
19% Ma:
,
May
7 3/a
38 %
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High
...
Jun
113/4 May
ll5/8 Jun
.
500
' 65
1,200
3,300
2,200
800
-1,200
.'
15% 16%
185/a 20 51V2 545/8
16%- 17 V2
255/a
—.
67 Va Ma:
16 % May
May
38%
:
—
-;
223%
-
—
of
c
1,600
1,400
800
2,100
400
6,300
233/4
33 A
50%
12 A
27
40 A
40 A
42
800
8,800
--
26%
.
27/a
133/4
31
Jai
1,800
^7/4 41%
900
—
—
22 Va
23 A
24
23 %
24%
2,400
10%
—
10 V4
47%
400
200
400
3
Corporation
13%
13
19%
18%
493/4
153/8
1,000
,
47% ,Feb
.
47
Feb
473A
Apr
49% May
20 % May
785/a
Jan
42%
■
29Vz
"
'
12
;
Jun
MaV
:
Jan
38 % Mar
17%
Jan
Jun
18%
Jan
98 % May
136 %
Jan
133/4
30 Va
Jun
42 '
Apr
45
May
61 Va Mar
10 %
May
20%
24
May
40
37%
Jan
Jan
I
May
5 2 3/a
Jan
IIV2 May
•
/
52%
.
36 % May
2,400
900
1.600
200
•
Jun
38 % May
....
j-J-OO
J'S
30Va
4TV4
11
26%
^l'8
12
Amerita_2.50
25%
2,292
27
403/b 425/8
38
41V8
50- x573/4
22% 23 Vs
29% 30 Va
41
10
10
(Un)
Co
63.
1,100
5%
1
—
Refining Co
Range Since Jan. i
Low
65 V2
...7%
27%
&
Gossett
13'
28%
Feb
27
42% Mar
May
71% Mar
49 Va
Jun
373/4
Jun
563/4
Feb
May
28%
Feb
20
213/a May
27%
'Jan
10
Jan
10% May
47%
Jun
57 3/a
13
Jun
31 Vb
Jan
17% May
28%
Feb
205/8
5,300
100
1,000
20 Va
2,000
1.500
Howell
20
Jan
Binks
"
;
Corp
213/4
14
14
14 Va
20
24 %
53
53%
1%
35%
5
P2
8
—
,
383%
—
35%
38%
38%
*
24
23
—
1
1—5
v,——
—.—
5
1—5
53% Jun
713/4
Jan
Brach & Sons
100
11
Brunswick
Feb
33 %c
38%
44%
30%
38%
30
39% Jun
35% May
18%
57%
Feb
105
53 Va May
44
45%
86
43% May
60
30%
30%
85
29% May
36% Mar
5
Burlington Industries (Un)——
_1
Burroughs Cprp (Un)_——______^--5
Burton-Dixie Corp
12.50
Mar
__
1%
335/8
21 %
383/a
11
(E J)
_
*
Manufacturing Co——
Boeing Company (Un)
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg-Warner
21
—•
Co
Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
.'Jan
13
21
2
Co
13
10
(Un)_
Mfg Co
42%
43.
..
45/s
12%
11
see page
.
^
39%
-
:
'
11
5
.•
High
75/a
-
—
,
39%
Jun
* Sales
5
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
Bell
Jan
75%
5
Jan
10
Refining com
Belden
Apr
80
22% May
733/4 May
1
Oil
For
Mar
15%
2.50
Benquet
56%
10
Pfizer
4
262
17
.11%
*
__
1.75
33 %c
—
Jun
38 V4
1.25
(Un)
.(111)
non-cum
Bell
883/8
1
:—;
RR
Pepsi-Cola
Jun.
12
45/s
1 *
Bendix Corp
24%
5
National Lead
Central
6%
2%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Jan
55%
24%
75%
21s/8 Mar
Jan
635
200
110
Co
Apr
773/4
77%
Jan.
6%
<63
—
50
(Un)—.—
u-
Corp
Oil &
Automatic
*
5
—
&
Atlantic
Apr
5
Dairy
Distillers
Penn
5%
70% Mar
'
National
255/8
Feb
Jan
39% Mar
44% May
38 % May
1
Inc
Common
Jun
48%
Chemical
Montgomery Ward
York
Feb
62s/8 Mar
31%
Monsanto
40
14%
163
165/8 Mar
May,
May
23/8 ; .'
S/8
Week's
11%
-
.25
1
(Un)—
Corp
Louisiana Gas—
Atchlnson
69 % Mar
28%
*
20
6V4
153/4
—
San
Corp
Ashland
32 Va May
100
Mining
Cash
Apache
Mar
27
Stano
Company
45 % May
30%
New
Anaconda
56
Jun
&
Ampex Corp
Amsted Industries
Feb
160
35%
—
.1
Corp
Viscose
717
31%
National
i6%
,12
875
Feb
38
28 % May
100
812
"
Mar
2
—
1
American
Feb
20%
5
33/4 Mar
American Tel & Tel Co
78 % Mar
1
38 3/a Mar
Jun
13
Low
1
(Un)
27 %
Rad
American
51%
Corp
33/4 May
2% Mar
Jun
163/a
15.3/4
5-
173/4 May
36%
Minnesota
Apr
^Shares'
20
59% May
Mead
Jan '
for Week
160
213/4 May
McGraw-Edison
2V4
2%
Range
43% May
40
20
Jan
May
243/a
143/8
156
19%
11
200
13%
65%
19%
36 3/4
-2%
14
22%
1
Jan
Jan
Mar
31
25%
14%
Avco
National
31%
21
Jun
15
13%
33%
Corp
Jan
■"
of Prices
(Un)__—5
—33Va
American Tobacco Co (Un) new com 6.25
5
Martin-Marietta
213/8
Jun
14
20
(P)
32 V2
10 V4
——1.66%
Motors
32%
*
Jun
1,413
2,819
American
20%
Tel.
Jan
'
;——1'
Products
Home
32%
Thermos
2-
Jun
2
125
.?
11
Jan
603/4
47%
Jun 1
May
May
6Va Mar
200
2 Va
,
21
—
1 '
American Metal Climax—
Mar
26%
22%
49%
-1 %
-
26V2
314
2 3/a
2%
313/a
12%
"
.
Jan
192
60%
May
•*•28%
1,330
:
2%
—
(Uri)—_—-12.50
(Un)
—10
Can. Co
«
_
9
-
243/s
^_
:*
American Cyanamid Co
Jan
3.33%
&
•
'
Jan
171
1
5
200J
-
10%
12%
53 %
44 5/b
83
21%
100
-
28 3A
31%
115 %
40%
78'/a
43
i
13/8
8
.21
77% May
39% Jun
43
78%
21%
1%
Tel
Jan
433/b
,,
Theatres
Paramount
Jan
13%
39%
—
Jones & Laughlin
:
(Un)—„_ 1
Broadcasting
21%
1
Paper
57 V*
46
r
27
243/a
.
——10
(Un)
60'% Mar
15% May
8%
International
Feb
50% •—-6,876
26
——20
America
of
41 % May
39%
1
Oil
27 V4
200
—9
—
30
1
Trailer
Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
173/4 May
23/s
i
—
95
2.50
General
2,509
1,626
-
•
25c
—
153/8
40
174% 181%
5
General Motors
78% May
39% Jun
114 Va
-.r.-J712
22 %
27
Par
Chemical
45%
233/8
1%
General Dynamics
General Electric
85
.403/4
i*8-8'
1—I
15 3/a
123/a
20%
41V2 Mar
26
.
10
Corp
Aluminuth
Mar
443/4
' 88%
48%
Jun
17 '
•'
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-——i
Aluminium Ltd
50
35%
243/4
*'
'
Corp.-.
Ross Electronics
154
213/8
3
Jan
Apr
Jun
31%
,
100
1
v
Co_
Alleghany
1234
10
Feb
4V2
,
373/4
790
;
17%
--
1
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Jan
46
1793/4
334
*/
30
10
m
60 %
1
5
8V4
17% -Feb
A compilation of the round<»lot transactions only
-
!
45'A May
39
26%
:
•
17%
Friday
Mar
5
common
39
347/a
Sale Price
338
50%
41%
m
400
27
—
44
50c
Federated Dept Stores
Ford Motor
Jan
Jun
12 % May
3% Mar '•
30
.
■
I—1
—.—
:\
523/4 Mar
50
10
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Kodak
61
May,
6%
—
4
Feb
33%
38
Natural Gas
jam
Apr
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
2
34
38
48
100
1,117
28%
Apr
20 3%
13%
Pont
Paso
6%
13 >A
l3/a
—
Feb
13 3/8
19
—
1234
423/4
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American Machine & Foundry
El
2,118
*
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48
—
Die_^_,
&
Feb
17 3% May
Co.
Feb
70
13%
Chemical
Eastman
54%
'
*
203A
149
—TO
Feb
19% May
82% May
193%
_5
Steel
33% May
-
Jan
Jun
87%,
Dayton Power & Light
Detroit
93% Jun
400
•
Feb
feb
Jan
71%
393/4
87%
Wright
59%
Apr
30%
87 %
5
Products
Curtiss
Jun
Mar
Jan
42 %
Mfg
Superior Tool
Udylite Corp
Jan
13
—
39%
Jan
215/8
•79'%
20 3A
Co__
Studebaker-Packard
Apr
136%
245
49%
Jan
Mar
,
Jun
233/8
v
28%
19% Jun
1
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—
1,808
-V'
Apr
U9%
—L
■
*
Feb
14%
'
•
Gas
53
2,330
31 %
'
'
——
—;—
Jan
66
22%
Service
153/8
Jun
lO'A
373/4
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Brewing
Advance
Cities
Jun
35 Va
343A
4
'
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—
Chemical .Corp—
Michigan
66%
48
50
Colgate-Palmolive
Jun1"
10 %
892
6%
—
'
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Champagne
23
May
15 % May
50% Jun
564
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler —:
125A
100
.
.,«■■
9
;.16 %. Feb,
'
:
10
:
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Lansjng Stamping Co
36% May
393/4
Burroughs
''649
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13%
12%
•w_
1—_
—
4
Feb
76
25
533/8
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Jun
34 3/a
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—
Co
Jan
264
39%
Corp
Burlington
High
Jan
12 Va
"
37%
193/4
493/8
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200
52 V4
2.50
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Heater
Kysor
30% Mar
41%
8
,
Low
<93A
•
123/4
,—.—1
^
Mfg CO
Industries
92 %
Jun
26% May
533/4
10
Steel
Boeing
39V4 Jan
200
•
417/a
—
*---■— -1.66%;
Corp
STOCKS
Bethlehem
6%12 Va
39%
I_-L
<—-i__.
Jan
19%
102
—_—_
1.41V* Jan
•-
Range Since Jan; 1
1
High
10 y4
10
2.50
t--TT-
30%
37%
1
Corp
Motors
General
Jan
May
503/4
__
403/4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
Sales
36%
V
.-.-S
——
i-
Feb
39%
39%
*
32%
Goods
78%
Va Jun
Shares
35 Vi
X3
King-Seeley Thermos Co
3,519
15%
10
Dry
Jun
34% Mar.
-
for Week
-
41%
—1
Houdaille
21% May
61% Jun
25%
Co
-
common w
Goebel
813
27%
Motor
New
Fjruehauf Trailer Co_
Hoskins
233/a
15%
_5
Associated
Avco
121%
I
'
Feb
31%
40 3/4
Ashland Oil
*
''
Jan
29
30%
_
.
J,
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—5
Jan
Jun
——6.25
Armour
26
36%
1
—♦_
52%
Jan
25%
Corporation
24 3/a
31
50
Steel
Armco
215,;
12%
I
I
——-i-
213/4
25
56%
33 %
„
Tobacco
?47'
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Jun
41
100
'
1.66%
Anaconda
38%
.
59% Mar
23
Jan
47%. Jun
25 Va Jun
Week's
'V—
—
127/a May
19% May
28 Va Jun
100
"
1
—
665'
Feb
Feb
10% Mar
Jun
51
Jan
•
59%
..
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893/4
12 Va
-
J_10
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May
"
26%
Ex^-Cell-O
Co
.
Ford
61% ,69%
64%
__.
Baler
Economy
Feb
22
—
1
American Motors
.
_•
22s/a.May
25 Vs
; 5
Corp__:— __—
Feb
51
28
*
America
of
Co
Cyanamid
12s/8
299
316
*26%
-A
.25
J
Steel
50 3/a Mar
31%
10
!
Ltd
Aluminum
American
108.
77 '
v
'
273%
'
Jan
56Vi
46 3/4 May
47%
v
6%
f
^
Co'—_i_—— ——5
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp
,
-21
Feb
593/4 N(ay
573/a Feb
.
*"
47% May...
6 Va May -
-
95 Va
24
z
26
1
Gasket & Mfg
Pfeiffer
rr
127/a
Low
common..
Edison
Jan
STOCKS
_
-;70
-,
49 Va
Range
—5
Federal-Mogul-Bower
31%
233/a
5
II
Stores
48%
l.
-1
.—
Co
Detroit
Parke
Allied
Paper
Power
Jan
28
„
$
Allis-Chalmers
426.
,
-
May-
423^ May.
45% May
Jan
57%
23%
;
Jun
50
103.
48%
of Prices
1
Food Stores——
38 %
37% May
5
—1
UNLISTED
58%
•-
,10
63/a
12 3/8
Par
Company
Detroit
353/4 Mar
24 % May
719
.
6%
Sale Price
r
' ,y-
Equip———r-
&
32%
25% May
43
Gamble common.
&
Playing Card
153
30%
—1
,
Procter
800
31%
—10
Rapid-American
U.
293/4
27%
39%
—
Kroger
51%.
:
Last
1 '
Supermarkets' —_i——
Allied
High
Jun
28
5
Cards
Hobart
513/a
493/8
.-26%
-
Detroit
31 Va
5
—.
50
61
-
-
48 Va
*
40 Va
1
r
Picher
46 %
Friday
Consumers
28
—1
Chemicals
Bois
Eagle
593/8 V
52%
.
Feb
57
'
Jun'
59%
V
Feb
56
Jun
14%
46%
24 Vs
■
^—I_n_
....
Consolidated
—50
Diamond National
■t
12%.
—
..a'
..
Range Since Jan. 1
26
*
Telephone
45%
-.-69
40%
Detroit Stock Exchange
9% Mar
8.50
—
-10
-893/4
*
<—.———
433A Mar
__10
common
-
-
503/4
123/a
STOCKS
Jan
Jun
Low
28%
28%
-io
common—
Jun*
15 Va
:
49%
Sulphur-—
Feb
6% May
25% May
High
43/4
—
Milling
Cincinnati
43
'..
:
"
May
45 %
j.
6%
,
87 V4 ' Jan
/
45
112
'47
■
'
Brewing
Manufacturing
Carey
'
493/8
■
Feb
Shares
Low
Pa?
Burger
"
,'
493/4
•
-12 Va
—
Westinghouse Electric"
for Week
STOCKS
-T——
63 Va May
31% May '1-
16
-
■
Mar
3834 Mar
Sales
Friday
Aeronca
(
•
50
"r
-
;
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16%
S Steel -I-—-—-—
Western
1
.:
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Range
Jun'
14%
V
46%
i
7
Burroughs Corporation
-Chrysler Corporation
of Prices
,1 *
-25
•
Last
29%
I
—I
:
Union. Carbide
.
';
Budd
Sale Price
40
45%
—:——_—I™—1
'.v..
■Texaco
Borman
Week's
80 % Jan
Jan
8
33%
48
43
14%
.-I'_i
Jan
45% May
922
2?
433/8
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II
Mar
523/4
■
333/8
Jun
Jun-,
33%
-17'
-
48
"59% 'Jan
40%
40 3/4
'
70--
63 Va Mar
Jan
Jun
523A
— —
5.
—
-
29Ve
69%
,■
High
v.,
Feb
Jun
31 Va
22%
Smelting Refining St Min'g com_50
Waldorf System
Inc
—»—*
Corp
18%
Jun
3
"
Jun
70-
36%-.
i 29%
—5
L
44
34%
Jan
26
,
523/4
■
Jan
41
-■
Apr
51%
11% Feb
278
12
40%
t
'
Apr
26%
27% May
441
15
*
34%
.C—_I—-A-15
Studehaker-Packard.
/. Texas
Jun
413/4
t
Oil(Ohio-)!.——LI—:—'—<Ilft
Standard
Jan
100
19 Va May
39%
_
Standard
'
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213/a
U S
Electric
85%
Jun
Jan
299
C
423/fe
'
Jan
May
~1%
com—25
Corp
Machinery
55%
; 32%
123
Oil' (Ind)Il—■L—;
Oil (£T Jj—_————
Standard
78% Mar
May
100
195
71
100
J"
43% May
59% May
31% May
1,882
1
*
—
—
Fruit Co:
Westinghouse
51% May
985
•
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
Company
Shoe
469
39%
Drug & Chemical Co—._—2.50
Shawmut Association _rr—
*
United
Jan
57
85%
70
Rexall
United
Apr
Jan
423/a
—.—*
—_50c;
Standard Brands —:
—
:——*
Standard Oil (GaL)L——L———_j6%
-
1%
40%
40"Va
Railway
Sperry, Rand'
'
Feb
55
Co'—
Southern
Feb
Jan
%
40"%
100
Southern
56
U—--!.■
Socony Mobil Oil—it
22% Mar
72%
33%
5
———10
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
25
23%
Racing Association
1
England Electric System
---20
England Tel & Tel Co
—100
Pennsylvania
11
1%
Paper!-—j,
Sears,
f
Low
48%
-20 g
Roebuck
Sinclair Oil i—1—
Jan
58%
May,
St.
33% Jun
76%
13% May
33% May
14%
59%
61%
Narragansett
New
New
47
170
1
Mar
93
,,
May
Range Wince Jan. 1
High
423/s
—:—5
Dutch' Petrolpum-
Regis
Shares
—10
■'
29% May
54
192
35%
53%
100
pfd
Jan
79%
*
Corp
Copper
Central
Maine
Co
52%
High
40
—
—
1
common——50c
Company
Creek
Island
Jan
50%
1%
5
—-—2.50
5
.—
i
w
130%
71% May
82
301
14%
Street Railway Co—100
National Stores Inc__,__^^.
*
Mass
Eastern
May
38% May
258
34%
Copper Range Co
& Fuel Associates com—10
Eastern Gas
£oyal
98
144
*
Co
Jan
8,265
'
Set-vice
Cities
30% Mar
Jun
12% May
Low
for Week
,
—423/a
of America-
Corp
17%
21%
5
4,170
42%
41
Radio
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
■
"
31%
10
Property Trust
Personal
Boston
14%
100% 109% •
105%
'
4
21%
•
Low
.
i
w
common
High
13%
10
5
Co
Edison
Boston
--—1-66%
33 /3
50
25
Corp_
&
Tel
Motors
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
-21%
.
r
13%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
•,
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
new
com—
Corp
34
—
21%
600
1,350
41%
36
40 A
27%
3,100
6,400
13,300
26%
11 /a
2Q% 21%
23%
?Q0<
10
Budd Company
——
2Q0
6,100
5,000
200
—
36 Va
34%
18Va. 18V8
39
18%
•
900
1,900
/ 4Q0
13
Jun
Jan
12% May
53
1 Va
19
Apr
24
May
19% Mar
Jun
493A
Jun
753/8
Jan
Jan
13A
Feb
Jan
32 Va May
43% Mar
20
24 %
May
Apr
36% May
34% Jan
56% Mar
43
Feb
36
May
48
Jan
23
May
41% Mar
22% May
9% May
52%
19
May
33 Va May
25%. Mar
53 Va Mar
18 Va
24%
Jun
15%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Volume
Number 6169
195
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
,
(2853)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
Par
Calumet
Hecla
&
L.-
Inc
Pacific
Canadian
Products
35%
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Milw
Paul
St.
Chicago '
Northwestern. Ry common-*
series
Jan
Minneapolis
600
31
18%
48 y8
9%
9%
Jun
20
50*%
18
600
700
Manufacturing
Chemical
Feb
52%
Jan
Monroe
Feb
Monsanto
Feb
25%
•
<
593%
•_
500
..
9%
4%%
18 3/8 May
38%
42%
3,040
38%
Jun
50%
50%
100
23
35%
22
Colorado
Iron
Corp
System
(Un)
10
Fuel
Columbia
&
Gas.
Jan
26
Motorola
Jan
3.300
3:
May
37%
Apr
-i
59%
64
Muter
Inc
jui
Company
—50c
1
—12*/2
Consumers
Power
Container
porp
Co
34
Continental Oil
of
Products
Lead
Tile
47% May
585%
Feb
New
100
23
Jun •/
36
Mar
May/.
50
Jan
Crowell-Collier
88*/4
Jun
94%
Feb
573/4
Jun
70
Apr
Northern
Indiana
12 3/4
Jan
17*/4 Mar
Northern
Natural
38
200
32 3/4 May
54%
Jan
Northern
Pacific
8% May;
22% May
17%
Jan
Northern
30%
Apr
26%
2,200
5,500
Dodge
Co
Du Pont' (E L)
(Minnesota)
40 y4
215
38% May
47%
Jan
Ohio
Edison
1,100
48% May
71%
Feb
Ohio
Oil
50%
47'% May
53 % Mar
Oklahoma
43
51%
48 •;
500
43
1,400
41*% May
603/4 Mar
Olin-Mathieson
21 y2
21%
27%
1,200
21%
Jun
42
14%
15 y4
1,100
143%
Jun
21% Mar
Oak
Co
Pacific Gas
Packaging
Jan
May
56%
Feb
Parke-Davis
54
658
52
May
Jan
28 V*
28%
2,450
27% May
34% Mar
44%
48%
3,800
44%
Jun
72%
Jan
182%
978
Jun
187 %
Jun
175
Air
Eastman
El
19
Fairbanks
2,700
88'%
21 */a
7,700
19
8%
Amer
100
8%
Jun
24%
27 y8
2,300
24%
Jun
4%
Corp.—
4%
32%
Wisconsin
Motor
New
common
Foremost
Dairies
Fruehauf
i
w
Inc_
Trailer
Jun
Jun
May
27%
Amer
42%
1,000
Banks.iares
Box
General
Candy. Corp
Contract Finance..—.
36
Jun
41
600
May
773/4 May
393/4 Jun
400
General
Dynamics
.
&
8%
Corp
Raytheon
433/4
Revlon
Jan
Jun
Jun
143/8
Mills
Gen Tele
General
Tire
Genesco
Inc
;Gillette
Glidden
.Gfildblatt
Tire
Granite
Gray
Bros
Co
36%
Feb
783/8 Mar
67%
73%
95%
Jan
22% May
24%
Oil
21
&
(Un)
Corp...
34
34
33%
33%
37%
39
39
Hein
(G)
Werner
Heller
Corp
(Walter E)
Hertz
Corp
Hibbard
May
183/4 May
37
Mar
29
Jan
3,500
20%
Jun
200
34
Jun
900
313% May
100
39
Jun
29%
413/a
54%
45%
Sears
Bartlett
Class
133/e
Jun
17
32 Ye
Jun
44%
18%
15% May
24%
39
50
300
600
55 y4
55%
100
24%
24%
26
34%
15
15
May
55% Jun
47
Jan
66%
Feb
May
293/4
36%
-34
May
44%
Apr
450
15
Jun
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Illinois
Central
Jan
15
800
11% May
18%
43%
64%
60
6%
135
3,900
1,600
Jun
Jan
145
6% May
9%
26
850
25
23
23%
550
23
35 y8
36%
700
;.25y8
Inland
Steel
Interlake
*
Co
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
May
May
33% May
(Un)
~2~50
Internationa^ Tel & Tel
Interstate
Manville
~3.50
Jan
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
463/4
Sunray
Jan
Swift
Feb
Johnson
Stephens
Laughlin Steel
Shinkle
<5z
5
(Un)_——
Corp
ZZio
—
33 Va
Jun
48%
Jan
300
26%
Jun
30%
Apr
Texas
Eastern
500
44 % May
573/8 Mar
Texas
Gulf
-
Texaco
56%
Feb
583/4
Jun
85
Jan
26%
27%
26%
Jun
38 V8 Mar
Toledo
--
23
23 y4
23
Jun
28% Mar
45%
300
/Textron
Aluminum
Kansas
Power
Chemical—33*/3C
&
&
Light (Un)-,
Kennecctt Copper Corp
(Un)_*.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
27%
'
35*/8
40
r
1,300
22
22
<
300
600
200
5%
274
45
45%
900
25%
29%
1,200
43%
43*/4
10
8.75
.♦
70
70
71
5
54
54
55%
400
1
6
6
6%
500
,
Leath
Libby
Gas
Co..
Co
&
Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
&
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
;
Lorillard
Lytton's
(Pi
(Un)
Co
(Henry C) & Co
k
35% May
58
Feb
18
25%
Jan
8
May
May
443/4
Jun
5
Jun
44% May
10% Mar
59%
Marshall
Martin
-
Field
1,600
25%
43
Jun
May
69 % May
54
53/4
450
21
19%
12
11%
12%
2,500
73%
77%
500
10 y4
10%
500
16%
16%
18 y8
530
16%
41%
42%
900
35
42%
44
9%
(F W)
Merck
&
Merritt
—.—1
9%
&
Co
6%
72
.
Union
Feb
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer
Blanke
Co
Scott—
Inc
4
;
.*
May
Jan
37
Union Oil
Mar
Union
50 % May
85%
■78%
9
For footnotes, see page
Jun
89
42%
48%
1,300
42 y4
Jun
63% Mar
May
May
Jun
9
25%
Jan
Feb
Co
800
22
24%
40%
44
27%
28'/4
850
34%
36 y4
3,600
700
9V4
Apr
27%
29
200
27 Vh
Jun
Jun
8%
59*/2
67
52%
"44
34,200
-
40%
7,700
9%
80 V4
Jun
•*■
26% May
33%
540
b
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
31%
Feb
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Jun
May
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228
11
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1
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20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
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50
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27%
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International Harvester
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Jun
37%
22 »/8
48 %
*
*
Jun
May
18
25
(Un)_—.
10%
22 Vb
31
Range
of Prices
par
187
32 y4
,
High
Middle
3,600
26%
1
1
Pac—_
&
,
34
Sales
Last
Sale Price
1,000
23%
(Un)_—:—_—1
Chemetron
Chic
—
22%
31
Tractor
(Un)___—'.——?
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
*
Central & South West Corp.—.—2.50
Champliii Oil & Ref common.
Low
11
33
—
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
22 %
5
Caterpillar
Certain-teed
Shares
10%.
25
(Un).——;—i-
for Week
Low
Week's
Friday
Range
ef Prices
*
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended June 15)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
37
50
1,700
78
Jun
51%
4,500
47%
Jun
47%
100%
43.
/V
t
r- i *
I
»'
.
!
v
*
i
K
t
55
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
75% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended June 15)
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
STOCKS
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
Gas
Buttes
Castle & Cooke Inc
Abbey
Cypress
Holly Oil
Salt
J
2.00
2.00
10
Oil
preferred
6%
Oil
Union
&
25c
30c
4
5,400
60
550
___10c
*
25c
32c
Develop
19
1.55
1.40
1.60
2,600
39C
38c
42c
1.75
2.10
1.85
5,200
70c
10 %
11%
8,200
18
17 Va
19
1,000
171/4
32
32%
1,100
30
30V4
Jan
Jan
22
32% May
321/4 Mar
16
Feb
251/2
5,800
3
Jan
41/2
41/4
Jun
233/a
common——
33/8
3%
4V4
41/4
4%
%
%
23
23
27
400
5%
5
5%
8c
9c
...
1
1
Oil Exploration-;—10c
Co—
(Un)
Basin
"i
65
,
ties
Stocks
.
23
Jun
37
Rails
Rails
113.95
208.25
92.57
80.63
112.80
206.22
92.61
80.63
110.76
201.66
92.60
80.56
June
13.
574.04
I 121.27
110.00
199.44
92.63
80.30
June
14—
563.00
118 98
107.57
195.48
92.63
80.36
Averages
Utilities,
compiled daily by using
66 stocks,
15.46.
are
6.55;
_
„
"
.
,
.
Sale Price
"V
33,600
4
Jan
21,000
8c
7% Mar
18c
May
/
i
,
,
of Prices
Low
Par
Steel
Wood
American
Arundel
.
Co
Stores
Tel
American
Atlantic Research
Class
Food
Ford
A
Giant
8%
1,408
1.80 ''
25 •«'
1
6.75 - Z
.5 ,-,
10
<
.—1
88%
86%
38%
' 6V4
93% ~
42%.
7'
" 604"
—:
.
43%
5
at Bait—
.
Range
for
"
5
Gimbel
44 y8
42%
44%
26%
24
A
Jan
33% May
191/4 Apr
-'
9%
Jan
15%
.
110.85
18%
18%
*47%
51%
17%
17%
36 %
37
77
7
200
21
10,750
36
\
49
.
•
-
1
Resistance
10c
18%
20
520
38
19%
7
-
"3,243"
242
'.
'
"
ISO"
7
Jun
18% May
week
Lehigh
Valley
RR
Madison Fund Inc.
Martin-Marietta
Merck
Feb
13%
.
Feb
Manufacturing
-s.
;
—-
Goods
Durable
—-
Non-Durable
Transportation
Feb
56
;
28
Feb
40y4
Co
&
Corp
47/3
15%
Goods
:
?
19%
21%
193/3
191/3
20%
1,323
1,484
16%c
25c
65
72%
673
20%
21
Pennsalt
__
Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common..*
27
29%
29
31
Pennsylvania
Power
30
30
32%
1,378
2,834
Pennsylvania
RR
liy4
10%
12ya
5,797
40
42 y4
50
71/4
85
Peoples
Drug
Perfect
Photo
Philadelphia
t
\
&
Light
*
50
Stores
Inc
5
Inc
__
Electric
Co
*
common
10
Service
Co
Power
Electric
common
&
Gas
*
com
4
50
common
Riggs
National
Ritter
Finance
Bank
class
25
B
1
1,107
7ya
II
180
7 ya
180
51/4
__
57/3
10
14
60o
•
Smith
Kline
South
Jersey
Sun
Oil
♦New
8%
36
Texas
Co.
Eastern
Thompson
Transmission
United
Gas
Universal
2,866,775
June 11
Mon.
Jun
May
10%
Jun
39 Ya May
32% May
49%
6%
180
5i/a
May
May
May
May
19
Total.
Jan
34% Mar
'
8
Jan
47% Mar
691/4
Stocks—Number
;
U.
Bonds—
S.
of
'
Apr
International
Feb
Railroad and
•
v
Warner
43
Co......
10
Washington Gas Light
$4.25 preferred
•
common
16%
1,280
451/4
271
42
Jun
65%
7ya Jun
19% Jun
23%
__
301/4
32%
333/a
86
86
29%
297
1 is3
28ya May
29% May
'•f-
Bank
.-
$1,791,000
45,291,000
25,297,000
709,086,400
772,384,000
$47,082,000
Industrial
$26,590,000
$748,590,800
$806,891,100
Feb
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
8% Mar
10%
38i/4
41
Jun
~ " Foreign
Stocks
Feb
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Jan
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Apr
Lothrop
•
__
10
common
65
67
7
179
65
Mon.
June 11
75
Mar
Tues.
June 12
797,965
1,302,270
$232,000
433,000
Jpne 13
1,469,165
776,000
7,197,800
$2,766,000
$62,000
June 15.
Last
Sale Price
Par
Alleghany Ludlum
Apollo
Industries
Steel
1
Inc
III
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
For
I
Co
Gas
IIIIIIlO
Svstem
footnotes,
see page
~i
10
43.
of Prices
Low
33%
53%
26
Week Ended June 15
Sales
for Week
Shares
1962
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
31% May
May
48% Feb
18 Ya Feb
53%
Jun
73y4Mar
Jun
High
33%
36%
204
11%
5
Armstrong Cork Co
Week's
Range
11%
8
53%
59%
150
10
26
27%
97
26
25
25%
42
22% May
39%
1961
Bond
Sales
447,000
4,000
781,000
652,000
708,000
4,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Total
$244,000
31,000
1,838,740
621,000
704,000
Total
Friday
Bonds
1,000
1,789,660
Fri.
STOCKS
Foreign
Corporate
$12,000
14,000
Mar
Jun
85i/2
89
Wed.
&
jan
rhurs.June 14
Woodward
$2,000
34,505ll6o
Jan
18% Mar
15%
42
30i/8
$1,293,000
$39,504,400
-
Mar
44
161/4
Jun
i
542,163,561
Jan
72%
421/2
18
•
Jan
531/4
340
445,314,059
—
Foreign
Mar
'''v'
15
1961
16,320,338
26,770,685
Shares
.
Government
8
lO'/a
42% May
14
May
1,153
Jan. 1 to June
1962
1961
1962
207
511
May
11,502,000
$47,082,000
Week Ended June 15
Feb
Jan
16%
45%
7,/4
8,809,000
10,078,000
11,075,000
Jan
55
44%
22ya
$5,618,000
38% Mar
45
7y#
$234,000
435,000
June 15
Sales
$5,384,000
$1,791,000
29
.<r.
Bond
Bonds
$45,291,000
29
.
Total
Govt.
Bonds
mtn -
Bonds
26,770,685
Jan
Mar
38
29
19%
U.S.
Bank
Bonds
and Miscelo
40%
Jan
"■X*
Foreign
Railroad
-
Shares
463,000
Jun
110.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
379,000
27% Jun
46% May
.88
91.1
9,699,000
645
__
113.3
11,067,000
891
20%
•——1.4
"-
92:4" —
7,128,710
4,217
♦
148.6
150.6
Fri.
33%
1
178.2
*148.6
8,529,000
57%
4.50
--—1.3—
,♦156.0 '
10,612,000
30%
Corp
156.0
5,845,200
6,235.170
30
Improvement
Marion
185.5
158.3
4,694,830
51%
Corp
United
92.7
—1.5"
'
June 12
27%
5
111.0
Jpne 13
54
.".3.50
rT
-
94.6
Tues.
30
Ramo-Wooldridge
—2.0
: "•
♦92.7
Thurs. June 14.
28%
,
134.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
28%
•
Lab
Co
—3.1:~
Low.
Mar
2.50
French
Gas
nio.3
113.8
-
Jan
43 % Mar
—*
&
—1.9
*91.1
Total
Scott Paper
107.8
109.9
1
Wed.
5*% Jun
2,005
109.1
135.6
111.9
*107.8 "
331/8
7,986
38%
118.1
135.0
"
*109.1 *
94% Mar
Jun
Low./
/•
144.3
—2.2
280,000
2,867
58y4
-
•
-
./
.
Mining
34% Jan
Jan
6'/a
55'A
551/4
-
120.8
.
-:
-
Jan
57%
:
301/2
29%
35'%
__
;
High
v
Feb
51/2
"6
♦118.1
—1961-1962
-.
Change
-
45% Mar
26 y#
6%
28Ya
28%
10
Electric
June 1,'62
27
"
Percent
1957-59-=100.
June 8, '62
20% Jun
1,432
major
with highs and lows
2.5
.
Finance and Service...
Jun
5% May
24% May
__
Potomac
Reading
32 Va
*
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Public
27
May 14
Feb
6%
65
85
Dec i''8
'
1962,; for the composite and by
8,
;
Utility
Jan
4% Jun
19% May
18"% May
g9
20%
1
Inc
43/4
124.36
Jan
II61/4
Jun
6%
250
„
1
Mergenthaler Linotype
6%
65
*
6%
6%
,
June
/
No. ot
10
" 144.09
——_
industry groups compared with the preceding week and
Stocks
distribution
15
1961
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
Ex
for
for the current year.
55% Mar
Jun
45% Jun
16% May
36% Jun
the
for
stocks
of stock
index
32% Mar
Jun
36
Mar 14
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
The
■
15%. May
"173
15,870
,
144.31
——
High
Low
107.04
Mar
63%
.
26% Jan
9'A
14.1—109.26
June 15—
Feb
122
2X% May
77
May
8% May
85%
"Range
■
.
May
234
*
*
78%
.5
International
Jan
49%
May
May
1,467
25%
-
' 8%
.1
Co
26%
24
81%
•
50c
1
26%
.
-
8%
5
Bros
Homasote
"26%
2
class
Inc
26%
Jan
34%
82% May
v38% Jun
1,825 "
; 705—
6
335 - • * 39%
1,404 '
24 '
"
222 - - -42%
45%
287/a
43%
9% May
5.34;
1962
107.04
;—__
112.13
June 13__
High
114.48
June 12
Jan
1361/2
35 .May
22% Jun
,
85.92
Rails
(35 Stocks)
.
June 11
Jan
99V2
Trade,
1
common
*
,,
88.00
2.988;
High
30%
,
common,
CJulius)
Food
42
659
'
.
82.71
Since Jan. 1
17% Jun
"68% Jun
98% May
- 26'
Jun
~
85.90
.
Closing;
'
,
,
Fri.
"12% Jun
7% May
258
11%
Acceptance Corp common
1
Motors
Corp
1.66%
General
14,
10%
Dairies-
Garfinokel
General
eld
Co
12%
1 8%
Stores——.
Mbtor
Foremost
22%
•
10%
non-voting
Fair
_l
534 '
1,278
2,056
27%
39%
23%
1
Duquesne Light —
Electric Storage Battery
of America
26 i
373/a
-
87.86
Jan
Thurs. June
Low.
50
1,030
15,379
5
zzJ-z'—.
Campbell Soup Co
L
Chrysler. Corp
Curtis Publishing Co_—:
Delaware Power & Light
Fin an oe Co
26%
383/8
13--
Co„
Transit
Company
*
-
1
Corp
Hamilton
Baldwin-Lima
Baltimore
<.
105%
*
*
4.33
—
Electric.'
City
70V4
33%
Range
Shares
183/a
68%
76%
100Va 109
""
85.97
86.00
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
?
High
17%
177/8
>
1
—
Tel—:
&
Corp
Atlantic,
Budd
10
common
86.00
87.85
;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Alan
87.86
87.76
»c
-
Wed.
Last
40
Bonds
82.83
,
the following divisors: Industrials,
•
Total
„
ties "
82.95
82.90
10
Utili,
83.00
126,52
Low
STOCKS
/'
Grade
rials "
-
"Grade
125.65
Jan
Sales
for Week
Second
Indust¬
.
>122.91
Tues.
-
Feb
Jan
10
/
First*:
580.94
Mon.
Week's
Range
391/4
~
10
595.17
601.61
8.
Date
Friday
321/8
-Bonds—
Total
Utili¬
roads
Jan
—
Equipment
826
Feb
12—.
Jan
1
400
29
23%
30% Mar
11
Jan
1/2 May
.
17% May
28
350
26%
Feb
Apr
241/4 May
23i/a May-25 y8 May
227
25%
25%
67%
37%
Apr
5 Va
800
I
18%
25%
24 y»
Jan
5.00 Mar
2.50 May
4,700
3%
25% May
June
Mar
Jan
.6,100
23%
190
June
Jan
2.75
241/2
Westates Petroleum common
Jan
19
91/4 May
100
32
32
579
33
Jan
Apr
5%
compiled by Dow-Jones;& Co.
15
; Rail¬
trials
Date
•
33/8
2.50
2.70
11
531/4
17%.
25%
20
Indus¬
2.90 Mar
11%
2.00
27
Jan
4r/2 May,
491/4 May
10
June
;
Jun
80
500
Jun
9%
431
-Stocks
Jan
Jun
24
24
■
;
17%.
.
5
211/4
21
4%
50 y4-
31%
5
75
10%
31%
51 w
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Apr
243/4 Apr
2.20
24.
Mar
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
Jan
2.10
Feb,
2.10
May
-4%-'
-
'
69c
Jun
1.50
211/4
10%
4%'
Jan
23 Va Mar
2.20
8 V2
Warrants
Below
May
Jan
38c
211/4.
-
„
10 '■%' 24%.
271/s
6.25
57/8 Mar
88
1.25 May
39,000;.
..
5
Corp
46c
Jun
173/4
200
25
common
Jan
;Jun
32c
29,000
38c
19
50c
Co
Preferred
Williston
32c.
275
Stock and Bond
Jan
2.70
2.85 May
50
12
22'A
-5
*
30
Co
•
Industrial
Victor
50'
50
1.90
Apr
18c
18,700
3Va
34%
22/.
.10
Engineering & Foundry Co
Alloys Steel.
L—_i
Mar
15
Jun
1.90
—
Gas
Sugar
United
2,500
27c
1
25c
Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
Western
Southern
Trico
2.00
3 V2
1
pfd
25
33y8c
Invest 5V2%
Oil & Gas
Reserve
Rhodes
1.90
1
Gas
&
1.05
34%-
22
Feb
Jan
Jan
75c
May
85c
9,900
34%
.
Apr
49%, Jan
May
73/4 May
10,900
13
1.15
281/2 Mar
401/4
-1
Vanadium
Jan
48
22
391/2-
32% Mar
26
48c
500
48c
9%
50c
10
Co
North American
Pacific
Jun
1.00
United
34% May
40y4
..5
—
Westinghouse Air -Brake;
Westinghouse Elec Corp;;
47%
•
..
..
6 3/4 Mar
Jan
May
32
2.00
1
Company
Oil
Norris
6
20
...
...
2.25
Apr
1,900
36
48c
Jan
34% May
28%
-1
Co
Corp
75
26%.
:
High
10%
603
81/2 May
241/4 May
•
Brewine Co commonL
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Rockwell-Standard Corp
U
Jan
50%
600
20%
32
23%
Gas
Star
Low
450
...
27
•
t
Range Since Jan. 1
'
9
•
-
...
■
High
8%.
—7'/a
Co
Pittsburgh
Feb
1,400
6%
.
20
2.00
400
11%
10c
•
Corp Ltd
Nordon
6%
(Joseph)
Natco
Feb
Jun
16%
V
5
97/e
Jun
27
32 Va
Jun
Jan
Jun
1,200
6,900
—1
California—1
10c
&
M
-
43/8 May
18
*
M Oil Co (Un)
Matson Navigation Co (Un)—
Merchants
Petroleum
Co
M
..
2 3/4
29
—4
Oil
Leslie
3J,%UJ
27
(Un)
Co
Western
2,000
53/4
16%
Co
Capwell
General Exploration Co of
Good Humor Co of Calif
Imperial
3
43/4
2
Oil Co Ltd class A
Exeter
23/4
17%
Co
Oil Fields Co (Un)_
Products. Corp_—
Emporium
30
3
5V2
Feb
Jan
47%
May
27%
Dominguez
Electrical
30
3,400
32V4
30 V2
253/a
29c
Jun
11c
5.50
10
Co_
Ink
California
22%
200
24,000
*
Oil—
&
Home
Lone
23
13c
15c
Low
-8.50
—
High
Low
15c
22 Va
pfd (Un)
25
Consolidated Min—5c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Buckner Industries
—1
Cement Corp
American
Black Mammoth
1
-—,
i
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan,
Shares
5
Refractories
Walker
Harbison
for Week
of Prices
for Week
Par
other Exchanges.
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Duquesne Brewing of Pittsburgh.. —5
This list does
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on ...
Price Range on
Jade
Monday, June 18, 1962
>
.
.
(2854)
$4,000
$2,832,000
Jan. 1 to June 15
1962
of
Shares
1961
7,197,800
7,460,065
159,433,409
289,006,685
$2,766,000
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Government.
Corporate
$727,000
$35,654,000
$25,910,000
62,000
13,000
808,000
4,000
58,000
822,000
1,534,000
947,000
$2,832,000
$798,000
$37,284,000
$28,391,000
Jan
30% Mar
Volume
195
Number 6169
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(2855)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
stocks
in
Week's
&
Paper
of Prices
Shares
Low
44 %
*
45%
4,645
38%
Feb
25
49% May
100
24%
Jan
27
Jan
15
440
15
Jun
17
Mar
41%
43 %
3,775
41%
Jun
20%
22%
26,962
a22
a22
40
21
May
47
48
115
47
Jun
4%
Steel
r/o
———*
-j
of
Co
Canada
4%
42%
*
—
21%
pfd—25
preferred—-.——_
Anglo Can Tel Go 4%%
—50
47
pfd————50
:
44
Ltd
Corp
class
$2.60
new
A
preferred
Class C preferred
_x
Asbestos Corp
Atlantic Sugar Refineries
Atlas Steels
Bank
of
Bank
of
Nova
Provinciale
Bathurst
Bell
7
1,780
14%
14%
300
29
<30
1,200
30
*
.10
British
8,510
58%
Jun
75%
64
Jun
83%
Jan
4,209
63
16
230
51
a60
10
29%
30
3,945
28 % May
37%
11%
11%
400
17
4,182
18
Feb
25
50
50 %
2,055
50
Jun
56%
Feb
Ltd
.10
8
8
400
8
Jun
-1
11
11
175
9% May
33
1,131
——.
6%
pfd
20%
21%
26
25%
26
4,170
1,860
24% May
32 Vb
29%
29 %
29%
260
28 %
291/2
*
a23
a22%
a23
236
10
23% May
20
20
21
.'1
*
Breweries—
preferred—
British
Bronze—
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse
CO
19
May
251/4
9%
34,900
8% May
51%
765
5OV2 May
9%
650
al8% al8%
9
50
91
91
30
20%
20%
200
Jun
6%
6%
250
8
8
8
1,700
4.95
5.50
3,200
56%
56 %
59%
4,604
56i/4
12%
12%
1,326
11 7/b
Industries
Preferred
common...,
!
—
International
Preferred
*
x_
Power
:
12%
a79% a79%
*
com
9%
—T~—__50
Canadian
Mafconi '.Uol—x!x—
9%
39
Canadian .Oil
Companies
I4I:
38 %
Canadian
Petrofina
./. Canadian
common—xi*
Ltd
.
2,350
26%
.
24%.
24%
11%
26%
12
12,730
11%
'
4.00
550
Jun
1,375
12
3.50
27 %
Feb
'.
:xLl—*
29
29
".100
6%
6%
7j/4
3,000
122
122
125
230
21%
213/4
22
1,800
9%
,93/4
200
113%
J!.———!*
__*
common
114
20
Seagrams—
Petroleum
!
100
_
J2
__—x—__.!—1—
41%
Corsets
Foundries &
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
-
Tar &
Dominion
Donohue
Dow
Du
Pont
of
7%%.
East
,»■
Kootenay
Players
Fleetwood
•
Ford
5%
5%
6
325
9%
100
11%
12%
17
General
7
y
Great
Lakes
Hardee
Wares—
Int
&
Howard
'
-
i
Paper! $2.00
56
25
24
650
Inglis
Corp
of
International
Paper
International
$2
3.15
1,700
31
1,975
29
May
35
100
Mar
26
9%
16
163/4
2,627
6%
6%
200
16
4.95
4.95
5%
21%
10%
;; 3.00
21%
Jamaica
Public Service Ltd
Ltd
Laurentide
$2.00
Loeb
preferred
<M)
Lower
St
Ltd—
-
For
Zellers
Gas
10%
10%
10
10%
2,310
1,850
',3.00
3.05
9%
16
•
.
4,300
23
Jun
4,498
111/8 May
18%
Jan
14,440
26%
Jan
43
43
365
211% May
39% Mar
43
Feb
128
128
275
25
27
281/4
27%
1
Auto
&
Jan
12Va
16%
18
33,637
16%
Jun
191/2
650
19
Jun
2iya May
321/2 Mar
103
May
104
50
45%
46%
155
451/2
Jun
46%
"Ho:
57.%
60
475
571/2
Jun
73
12%
12%
14
5,535
12%
Jun
16% May
9%
—*
Ltd.—
> 57%
9%
10%
12,990
20%
21 %
->
,'■*
•
5%
5%
IIIll '
:
_»
:
1
:•
-
■
_2*
8%
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
49 %
May
1.90 May
50
59% Mar
2.90
Jan
15%
600
13%
Jun
23%
14
.14%
885
13 ya May
22%
Feb
14%
15%
5,575
14%
197a
Jan
r
14%
Jun
Feb
-
17%'
*
1—50
!
•
17%
17%
400
17%
Jun
22
35%
35%
—
35%
125
32
Feb
36% May
49
•49
150
48%
Jan
50
i.
•
Jan
Jan
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Last
1
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
24c
Exchange
/Week's
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
24c
26c
7,950
24c
Jun
39c
Jan
26
26
200
26
Jun
38%
Jan
10Va
ioy8
400
10%
Jun
Ltd—1
7'/2C
7%c
1,834
7c
Mar
1
3c
3c
3,000
2%c
Jan
2.95
17,370
..
"A"_ _5
Mines
—
Mining—_—1
Ltd
2.64
2.51
6c
6c
1,500
2.85
2.85
3.10
42,737
42c
7,023
8%
—5
1
*
—
39c
1
8%
1.75 May
7.05 May
25
16
10c
Jan
Jan
4%c Jan
4.35
10%
Apr
Jan
5c
May
10c
Mar
1.65
Jan
4.25
Apr
31c
May
60c
Jan
2.85
600
2.70
Jun
200
6.50
Jun
10%
Feb
5c
6c
8,800
May
8%c
Jan
5c
13,500
Red
Lake
Belgium Stores
Co
Gold
Ltd
5%
cl
Ltd
Mines Ltd—1 '
pfd
cum
Mining Corp Ltd
Black River Mining Ltd——
1
Blue
Jun
Bonnets
.Bruneau
Oil
4c
17
17
100
-844 Apr
17
Jun
14c
14c
500
14c
Jun
25c
Jan
al5c
al5c
100
11c
May
18c
May
_1
4c
Jun
8c
Jan
19c
—1
Mines, Ltd—
40c
15
900
13
16c
500
13c
Feb
25c
Feb
17c
20c
66,500
14c
Jan
32c
Apr
32c
40c
29,400
30c
May
40c
Jun
22
14%
,14%
16c
-1
Inc—
Ltd
Gas
Jun
4c
1
Raceway
&
5c
2.85
14c
20
Bellechasse
10
22
200
*
Jun
121/4
Apr
Calypso Food & Beverage.
;
;_*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines——1
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
1;
20~
May
II V4
Jun
-
Feb
22
71/4
Canada
Jan
Uranium
Packers
Canadian
Mines
Ltd
Delhi
Oils
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
Jun
Canadian
General
Canadian
May
15%
Feb
15%
Feb
Canadian
class
Canadian
Power
Feb
17 '/4
Feb
Silica
Nickel
Inv
431/2
Jan
46
Mar
Jun
52%
23%
23%
25
10,805
13V4 May
23% Jun
48
48
100
48
48
Jun
Feb
Carbec
171/2
Jan
Cartier
Quebec
34%
Jan
Cassiar
Jun
Central
Del
Jan
Central
Manitoba
'
4.20
15%
64
Jun
Jun
6.50
18
Jan
Jun
89
Jun
283/4
30%
42
40%
423/4
5,430
49
401/4 May
47
Mar
48%
503/4
1,553
46
May
53
'Mar
3,455
70
Jun
86
28%
Cleveland
Copper
.Consolidated
Div
11
Feb
Jan
.11
11%
1,300
,36y4
36 y4
25
24 %
24 y2
244
95c
1.10
18,558
7
850
*
1.00
-
1.80
1.80
39%
39
40 V8
14
26
Jan
55%
.
34%
Consolidated.* Paper
Jan
Feb
Jan
Couvrette
t
Credit
&
Provost
M-G Inc
Crusade
Ltee
class
class A
Petroleum
Corp
3%c
3%c
17%
17%
1.24
1.25
18c
25c
18,000
_*
Jun
Jun
16% May
1.14
,
18c
200
10%
13
85
12%
25c
37C
4,000
10 %
—
11
Apr
10c
12%
5
10
Ltd
6c
14c
3%c
2,200
25c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Feb
5c
May
39
4,140
1.25
8.50
Jan
2.71
4c
16,000
17%
—1
A
3%C
*
29c
9c
1.00
500
1
common
Jan
1.00 May
2e
Jun
4,175
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Copperstream Mines Ltd
24
4c
500
Consumers
Jun
5.25 May
2,800
8,000
Jan
Jun
Mar
5c
Jan
May
Jan
25
12c
Jan
„
12
Jun
5c
131/4
13
May
12c
1.80
Jan
4.75 May
8c
Sec "A"—*
161/a
41%
5.70
1.18 May
4 %c Mar
16c
liy4
—1
1
Corp
22%
28
3.40 May
200
Jun
150
5.50
Jan
Jan
Mar
7,550
2c
May
1,300
93c
Jan
2.400
2c
14
29
5.60
Jan
8
Jun
1
12% May
13%
11%
Jun
1.50
11c
2,000
725
29
9c
11
24%
Jun
2V2C
16,605
330
13
8%c
Jan
Jun
41% Mar
12c
4c
13
May
9c
Feb
Feb
7
54,000
11
5.30
13%
95c
2,550
13c
1.12
14%
25
4.05
12c
4c
13
6,585
3.85
May
56% Mar
24
4,000
12C
18
Jun
10% May
36 V* Jun
22,548
1.00
14
41 %
4c
4c
common—*
153/4
1.05
3c
11c 12 %c
1.00
Corp Ltd
*
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
14%
3.25
100
1.05
—1
10
41%
-
;
Standards
Co
7
—1
9%
Gas
15
15
—
—10
9%
Feb
51
76 %
Mar
7.45
150
70
x.
4.25 May
100
—*
Ltd—
Minerals Ltd
Chess Mining Corp
Chibougamau Copper Corp
39% Mar
29%
_5
700
4,800
—1
Ltd
Chemalloy
Jan
4.50
52
Explorations Ltd——1
Corp Ltd—
.*
Mines
Apr
3.55
*
lx
Oils
2.90
52
Ltd-—.!—1
Ltd
Rio
Jan
1.55 May
2'/2C Feb
3.25
Asbestos
Mines
4c
300
52
Explorations Ltd———I
Building Industries Ltd
__*
Capital
42%
3,000
15
Ltd—*
Ltd
Mines
3c
2.00
3.25
Ltd—*
Ltd
Feb
3C
xi*
Tr
28%
4.50
Paper Inv Ltd—-!*
Corp
Jan
1.70
3c
Co Ltd——*
Refineries
&
20%
—10c
B—
Ltd_x—
International
Canalask
1
Investments
Kodiak
4.15 Mar
May
Ltd
& .Dock
9% May
2.85
Ltd
Corp
Calumet
May
4.95
Edmonton
&
Canadian
200
Feb
Apr
May
13
100
2.00
Feb
71/2
.5
2,715
2.00
27%
14%
14
,
13
May
14%
51/2
600
52%
Feb
13
Jun
10
.
50
14%
»
700
,
.13
.
50%
*
7% Feb
18% May
81/2 May
3,900
8%
.5%
—L'
5
8%
~
__
5%
♦
•
v
.5%
!_
*
IIII*
,
-
20%
'—Hi
Canorama
755
Feb
6.50
13% Mar
-
Jan
60
2.70
591/4 Mar
13,593
104 %
6.50
May
200
Jan
2.85
10% May
340
32 % Mar
8 V2
6.50
49
■
321/4 Mar
2,150
B—*
650
-
Jun
Mar
12
—1_ l
Worts—_
Products
2,645
-
May
26
Jan
21
11
104
*
Exploration-
Fabrics
3,395
4.20
TU)
Jan
19
Jan
5,620
43.
201/4
26
Jan
8,167
page
755
8% Mar
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"__—1
Bateman Bay Mining Co
-1
11
—7.60
see
201%
May
11%
Jan
14
*
61/2
135
17%
.
Ltd
44 %
68%
Feb
725
*
common
Development Co
541/4
15%:
127
20%
38%
44%
:
30
7%
-*
Mining Corp Ltd
52
14%
.
7%
———
44%
15
Feb
12%
—
103/4
4.20
Jun
16
22%
1031/2
61/2 May
15%
•
221/4
Jan
84% Mar
11%
Jun
13%
*
100
86 V2 Mar
11%
21%
Trunk Line Co Ltd
Telefilms
Calgary
42 %
A____:
221/4
May
Jan
11%
!*
.common
v53
71%
22 y»
9
Jun
Jan
Jan
19
22%
certificates———
Limited
Jan
13 %
!
footnotes,
22 Va
Feb
6% May
671/2
9 %
11%
Jan
42%
—38
Power
1,080
(Geo), class A;_—_
Class. B-——x——.——_!
x
'J 4.10
23%
5,760
•
64
—v
Lawrence
trust
10%
*
class
10 y4
Weston
^28%
1*
5
9%
May
86
2,210
10
Jun
91/4 May
8.4 K)
*
Jun
12
10
7
69%
!*
Voting
Jun
—_5
(John).
Financial
■<
3.00 May
2,100
(
86 %
7
67%
t.-——
Gooderham
Augustus
Apr
37%
101
23%
15
Interprovincial Pipe .Lines—
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Labatt
Jun
233%
65 y8
1—
Corp
141/2 Mar
_»
Corp.
86 %
7
67%
—50c
of 'Canada
Co
Steel
"
.10%
18%
25
Utilities
200
Bornite Copper Corp—
j._*
preferred
4,250
12
class A_-—
Bluewater
..^10
common
10
12
Bank——
new
451/8
Feb
—*
Canada
9%
Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline
251/2 Mar
50
Apr
15% Jan
*
Canada
18% May
45 % Jun
'
preferred—
Nickel
new
16%
-1
—
Cement-
Canada
200
-
Jan
22
12
Ltd
Atlas
Mar
30%
-
International
Jun
12
9%
'
common
of
575
-765
51
12%
.'
21
-
Jan
39% May
20% Jun
124
Steel
45 %
-
Jan
37
425
—*
Anthonian
25% May
49% Jun
;3.oo
pfd_——50
—
(John)
Inland
Feb
231/4
65
Jun
12
—
Structural
150
3,365
Jun
:——*
Co
19%
100
Oil Ltd———!_——.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
Acceptance
Mar
48
-550
Jan
42
27%
13
20
16%
11
8%
12
preferred
1,915
10%
Jan
Jun
5 y4
common-*
Power
&
493/4
t
Warrants
12
21%
101
'
Imperial
4%
A
Beatrice
al2
24
Jan
56%
12%
——10
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
23%
£1
25
common
Amalgamated
Mar
23%
j:_*
!—!
20%
—.—10
Warrants
Jan
33
83
Jan
3.05
!_—
20%
preferred
Alberta
May
Apr
10%
20c !
575
62%
May
*
common
Water
45%
*
Hudson. Bay 'Mining-!
Indus
27
May
-
Hudson's
Corp
Foods
Ajax Minerals
18% Mar
53%
L*
!—
42
Saie Price
21 Ys Mar
76
19%
_1
-!_r.—
Bay Co-——
May
15% May
22% Jun
27
10%
Pittfield—!_
Smith
Lawrence
Molybdenite
220
common:..!
Class' Bi_:_l——!
Horne
,
41 %
29% Mar
43
*
—
Anglo-Amer
795
16%
,'i" Home :oil class -A
f
3,311
Par
Jan
293
■_*
—
Co
14%
56
"
10
;Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd ;com!^
r-Holt; Renfrew-—!'
—•
.
16
Jun
82
100'
Paper—1
Farms
11%
28
al2
t*
!_
250
29%
-—;—'—!—_—100
preferred
Ameranium
30%
«_•
43
27%
STOCKS
Mar
56
24
_1
Steel
42%
27%
114% May
23% May
47 y2 Jun
—^^
12% Mar
8
79%
48
!_—
3,790
—
Beau Belle
Mines Ltd
51/2 May
91/8 Jun
27%
1
—
5%
Canadian Stock
Jan
56
__x5
Dynamics—-
5'/4
—_!—
Prices
Apr
19
79%
.-
*
preferred—!.
5%
4>/2% ^preferred—
Mar
•_*
—!
1
5.00 May
Jan
27%
-
s_*
10,912
Jan
17% May
-
1,650
Corp
46%
Jan
3.50
5,550
x_—x
preferred——
151/4
26%
67
163/4
Gatineau Power common..!^!
General
Jun
85
18%
!._i
Petroleum
10
171/2 May
.
Jun
17 %
_*
Mines.
44
Paper class A———
50% Mar
May
-
May
23 %
-
44
common
Feb
52
16%
Foundation Co of Canada-!——
Fraser: Cos Ltd———
i/L—„
^■
Co
115 % Mar
70
'
French
Jan
650
22 %
50
*
common
Apr
9%
1,770
16%
Co——-
Corp
Motor
40
Jan
3,370
Jan
Mar
24%
72%
23%
-——
Canadian
143
72
T2
*
1
..'
113
2,376
50
%
Feb
72
3% '
_.
Power-
Jun
11
18%
,—*
—
common-
common
100
4,253
6,980
14,256
—
„
Falconbridge 'Nickel
.(/Famous
-r*
.
Feb
53%
■
10
25 V*
Friday
100
.■5%
>
___*■■•
'
.
Canada
;
com
preferred--
Eddy Paper,
r
-Ix—x
common.
Brewery__.
700
423/4
Jan
40
321/8 May
;
Jan
109
60,700
4.05
!*
Chemical
Textile
4.00
52
.
•
(•
T Feb
25
9%
x*
—
Bros Ltd
>
18%
Ll<
Ltd_;
Apr
Apr
52%
—*
com
Coal
&
10%
18 %
25
Ltd_x
Steel
Dominion
Steel
common
Lime
Dominion
pfd
x_——-L'
17%
-
Dominion
.
10
18
4.05
2.50
Bridge—>
Coal
6%
40%
61/4 May
122
Jun
8
25
Jan
24%
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd—
Westpoast Trans Co__—!—-—
.
16ya Mar
Jun
21%
Jun
47 y2
*
Ltd
V4 %
Feb
19y4
114y4 114y4
100
Jan
35
47%
———
V4
23% Mar
420
"
-
Dominion
-
20 Ys
Jan
Dominion
.
27%
-
19"% May
200
Ltd
Gas
13
30 V4 May
885
24%
common
Jan
jun
May
20
18%
*
—
preferred
Walker
<
4.25 Mar
3.80
v
6,335
__——_J—
Ltd
12%
28 V*
10 Va May
—15
Co
(James)
Viau
Jan
14% Mar
-
•
13
Creditix——1
35 Va
50
1
of Canada—
&
19'A
-*
—
—100
Vendomatic Services Ltd class A_
7% Mar
3.75
Dominion
,
\27%
41/4 Mar
203/4
Dome
35%
Bros
United
•
21% May
15Ve Jan
.
12
Distillers
20%
35»/4
Tubes—
common
Union. Oil
•
Jan
10
3.75
Crush. International
..
,35
1,575
20%
Preferred
19 y4
common
Development
Trans
.
•
6%
12
..
Jan
May
ToTohtO-Dominion
Apr
15%
3.75
•
55
27
Mar
3.80
-
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
a*
Crown Zellerbach class A_——_x_——2
:
Jun
Feb
Trans
,23
20%.
Coronation
'
47
21
Traders.Finance
23
25
Feb
Jun
2,300
Jan
"6%'
,
•
•
__!*
Steinbergs class A——■
-1
5}A%. preferred.—!——^.———100
>*
Jan
15%
"6%
—i*
Glass-—
93
14,585
Mar
71/4
Jun'
i*
Consumers
Jun
......
.
.
'x—-1*.^
/Consolidated Textilex——:_J—.x.
93
Texaco Canada Ltd:.!!-—;
•; 6%, Feb
Jun
Consolidated Mining'& Smelting-—_x*
.
775
13%
41
...
k
23% May
'
325
93
26'%
80
Jan
May
4.10 May
1,925
93
19%
12%
Products
14
Jan
6
21% Mar
Feb
Jun
371/4
:
~
Cellulose Do' Ltd—i'l—\_x„ x*
] Combined. Enterprises—
28%
243/s
-
_*
_x_-
1,435
Jan
Jun
25%
Steel Co
161/4
16V4
17%
13%
Jan
Jun
400
100
26%
j
'
4.*;>
Developments —J.
(B J)_—x_x—11
Columbia
50
4.50
4:.20
26%
.
preferred-—10
Vickersxx—
40%
a5 %
'4.20
Canadian Pacific Railway-——x—-L_25
74
91/2
2,945
May
16%
17%
1
Standard
Jan
90
Feb
16 >/a
common
Simpsons
''
77
Jan
*
Southam
;
V4 May
17%
565
,
Jan
44
49
Feb
8'A
1,650
Jan
Jun
13% May
47
Jan
72%
400
80%
Jan
Jan
32
47
Corp
6%
Mar
Jun
40
14V2
77
Sherwin Williams of Canada 7% pfd 100
Sicard Inc common
_*
81/4 May
4% May
1,184
14
77
11%
31
Jun
2,820
new
Canada
Feb "
11
42 Vx
May
18,790
38%
Jun
40
Jun
.25
21
95
Jan
7%
20
11 %
a5 %
Locomotive-1——„—__x*'
Canadian
:
6
40
7
.
12%
Series
May-?:
20
24 y2
165
30%
351/2
27% May
20% Jun
2,257
Feb
17%
preferred
Salada
12% Mar,
Jun
91
1,680
1,060
26%
Feb
22 % Mar
10V4
20
Shawinigan
11
7
26 y»
ill
12%
Steel
St
■■hJ
53
Jun
18%
25
29
29%
Ltd. common—*
81 '/4 Mar
7
25
24%
Jan
_5
Petroleum
Feb
6%
Canadian
'
475
class A__50c
Canadian
P
20
Husky——
—,
:
1
Imperial Bk' of Commerce_10
Canadian
K
Feb
Jun
8y4
28 Va
Rothmans
Apr
13%
67
9
25
—
Chemical
64%
Jan
~9
.*
—
—!
Canadian
Jun
13
9
*
.common
series
53
180
100
—
Celanese
235
200
50%
1*
com_
—
preferred
67
13%
22 % Mar
4,900
——10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Apr
9%
20
Feb
53%
9V2
50
Aluminum
25%
Jun
9'/4
30
Ltd
Reitman's
Jan
5
a2iy4.a21%
9 y4
14 »/8 Mar
-*
r.
Weaving class B
Robertson
Mar
1,060
105 106%
10'/a May
104% Apr
May
•
4
19
_*
;.
27
105
40
com
Clflss B
67
*
—
20
Feb
11,515
2iy8
Light & Power
—*
Flour Mills common———
Mines
Jan
53
53
12.50
Canadian
1,200
25%
13%
common—.
Electronics
191/4 May
Mar
May
Scotia
1961
Jan
20
Aviation
Canadian
Ltd—
Jan
20%
Chemical
Quebec Telephone
37
23
60c
25
Corp
Co
Quebec Natural
Feb
Jun
Jun
11VB
10%
*
6%
preferred——
Quebec Power
16%
Apr
&
Car
Price
10
*
Sugar—!
Foundries common
Canadian
C
30%
Drug
Power
Feb
63
*
I
common-
Malting
/Coghlin
Jan
18%
40c
A—
".J.
Steel
Placer
Feb
16%
11% May
15% Jan
14
17
Products-
59
17 y4 May
4,247
87,144
*
Trust
6%
Apr
14,085
50C
T*
Penmans
Jan
4.75
18%
19V2
40c
20
-10
A
!
Page-Hersey
Jan
7
3.00 Mar
17%
18%
11%
*
100
pfd-.
Ltd. class
Pacific
54% May
31%
Steamship
$1.00
May
29%
preferred—
Canadian
Jan
5
1,519
7,989
a60
_
Canada
Canadian
51
5%
4.00
Dominion
Canadian
260
5%
partic
Jan
19
40c
—
1
6
18%
10
!
—-—-5
Apr
3.60
preferred
&
52
53
May
May
—*!-—
Ontario
58i% Mar
51
5%
—
Telephone
Canada
.
51
48% May
3.80
common
Cement
$2.00
16,066
25
Trust-——*
Rolland
Calgary Power
Iron
Jan
a51
Jun
Locomotive-.
Ogilvie
57% Mar
52%
May
18
Montreal
Nova
Feb
20
Jun
50%
Products
$1.30
54
Jun
50
a50 %
Co
Company
Canada
Jun
15
45
51
£1
;
Note
Forest
Chemical
Canada
43
2,230
a50%
Power—-
Columbia
Brockville
2,285
16
50.
4
class
(Robt)
Noranda
Jan
46 %
50
Power-
&
OiL
Columbia
Canada
82
16
25
—
—
Bank
British Columbia
(
43
Jun
al8
6%
B—
National
Jan
2,470
-
Ltd
Niagara Wire
61%
70%
al8
National
Apr
67%
23
National
May
63
.50
American
Building
16
33
64
Jun
Preferred
361/a May
58%
Jun
19 ya
Montreal
12 % Mar
May
5V2
225
common
Breweries
Class
,
28
63
43
Light
Mitchell
May
65
1—•.
preferred
Traction
American
Brown
7
Jun
58%:
common-
Paper
5%
British
British
jun
10
(Canada)-
&
Paper——
British
6
31%
Co
Molson
Jan
.10
—
preferred
Brazilian
51% Mar
11,650
33%
—
Corp
Bowater
•.
100
32
!_1
Telephone
5 % %
5%
53
9% May
541/2 Mar
A
Bowater
5%
55
Jun
200
20
—.—
Massey-Ferguson
Miron
46% Mar
Jan
7%
50
Power
Class
Jan
52
6%
"
Banque
43
6.00
Tel
&
High
5%
19%
2.50
Tel
Low
6.00
19%
B
Maritime
Range Since Jan. 1
High
com—_—*
Steel
5%%
preferred
._!—
Metropolitan Stores preferred.
Jan
2
32
common—:*
,
Jan
195
6%
Scotia
Low
Paper Co cl A—2.50
Structural
Power &
Rights
May
765
._*
Banque Canadian National——
29%
45
——x—1—*
Montreal—1
1
29%
50
8.00
53
*
*
Jun
52%
7%
50
Ltd——
Shares
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd ♦
,
Apr
44
7~%
____*
common
20%
53%
52%
$2.90 preferred—x_——:—50
Argus
.;
Class
High
15
Ahxminum
•
Low
Maclaren
25
:
Aluminium Ltd
,
High
Jan. 1
44%
Algoma
.
MacKinnon
Range Since
-25
common..
preferred.—
for Week
for Week
Agnew-Surpass Shoe——_—x!__—r—-*
4 % (/o~
a
Range
of Prices
Par
Range
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Par
Power
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sale Price
Abitibi
<R»gefor Week Ended June 1 5)
Exchange
Canadian
39
1.85
44
5c
22
Apr
Feb
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.40 May
Jun
40c
Jun
Jun
May
13
15
46c
Mar
Jan
Apr
May
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2856)
.
.
Monday, June 18, 1862
.
■
—
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Toronto Stock
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
The
Low
Ltd—
Dalfen's
David
Exchange issues are segregated
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second
A—.,
Oil
Empire
Fab
Metal
Fabi
Ltd——
Ltd
Mines
Mining
of Canada
Motor Co
23%
9%
9'/a
Jun
26%
May
9 %
100
36c
38c
3,000
26c
26c
33c
40,500
24c
12%
Feb
j
50c
Mar
.*.
1.60
1.62
lO'/aC
8'/a
12c
29%
Jan
5c
Feb
8%c
52,900
8%
-
1.90
Apr
12c
Jun
49
Jun
68 Va
29%
200
28 %
Jan
30 Va
J.an
14,000
2 Vac
Jan
2%c
4c
41c
41c
187
4c
4c
6,000
141 141'/a
2%C
125
4c
14H/2
.5 VaC Mar
50c
Feb
35c
3 Vac
Feb
140
May
8c
Mar
-
168
May
41c
39c
41c
15,500
27c
Mar
57c
51/2C
5VaC
8c
31,500
4c
Jan
19c
15c
6,500
Apr
23c
Feb
11 %c
Giant
Yellowknife
Lake
Glen
Helium
Gold
14%
Jun
2.00
May
Algonquin Bldg Credit, common-;
,
Ltd
Jan
14%
Jun
Aluminum
Co
2.39
Jun
Analogue
Controls-^--
Jun
1.99 May
20
19'/a
21 y4
5,370
19%
Jun
26
Jan
.24
24
25
23%
Feb
Jun
14
14
Jun
24
19%
Oil
Israel Continental
Club
Iron
Corp—
Ltd—
Keely-Frontier
Kelly
Ltd
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Kiena
A
class
Goid
500
1,100
3.00
2.50
3.00
3,572
38c
35c 38V2C
5%
9.35
1.37
Corp of Canada Ltd
Loblaw Companies Ltd class A
CIB.SS
^
'
'
23%
500
92c
12c
1,500
1,500
<-
8
8V4
8%
8%
25
25
*
30
Malartic
Massval
Melchexs
Autofab
Feb
80c
90c
6,700
75c
May
90c
Bank
72c
19,250
53c
May
84c
Ltd—
_1
8c
8c
800
6c
44 Va
1,075
10V4
10V4
7%
preferred—
Mercury
Chipman—....
Merrill
Island
Minnesota
Ontario
&
——
Paper
Mount
Royal
Mount
Royal
Murray
Automatic
National
Ltd*—
New
North
20 V«
Opemisca
Industries
7,565
1.25
6V4
8
50
385
2.10
Place
Oil
&
Porcupine
Power
Gas
.1,400
Jun
"./< 5.30
6c
5 Vac
6c
22,500
1st
cum
51951
5%
82
Jun
13c
15,500
13c
Jun
20c
13c
45,000
11c
May
30c
2.80
1,500
1
Ltd—
16c
55c
3.30
700
16c
(Quebec) Ltd_l
4,700
3.25
—
58c
18c
11,000
5.70
5%c
6c
6 Vac
8.500
6%
800
4c
Ltd-
.
„—1
—
Ltd
3c
Jan
5c
9,000
7 Va
7%
300
55c*
1
A——
1
60c
3,000
48c
15,500
5c
7c
Jun
5c
..
preferred
—
—50
46
46
50
18c
17c
20c
15,000
2.7.5
2.75
3.15
4,135
1
2.75
2.75
100
*1
2c
2c
2,000
Gold
20
20 Va
530
20 V4 Mar
10
Va
2%C
2 VaC
20 Va
2,000
10c
225
36c
36c
36c
Lawrence Columbian Metals
Lawrence Diversified Lands
San Antonio Gold Mines Ltd
1
3.45
3.20
4.95
TOO
90c
1.00
3,700
1
22c
1.71
22c
1.75
Faucon
26c
8c
15.720
*
16,000
Shop
&
Save
Siscalta
Siscoe
Mines
1
...
Ltd....:
(1957), Ltd-....
Oils
.1
_*
Ltd—:
Sobey's
South
Stores
Dufault
Southern
Mines
_*
!
Ltd...
Steep
Air
Power
Sullivan
Iron
Petroleum
Tac.he Lake
Rights
Talisman
15'/a c
1,175
,
15%
8 Vac
Mines
of
1.10
1.25
14,200
30c
8c
9c
1,300
1,900
5.75
5.85
1,500
5.50 May
1.50
1.50
2,000
15
100
9c
Ltd—_._1
1
24c
♦
....
I'll
Town3
7c
13,400
5c
Jun
12c
69c
22,400
38c
Apr
90c
10%c 10 Vac
6V2C
8c
5,500
10c
Jan
7,500
4%c
Jen
6%c
8c
2.50
13 V4
14 Va
7,895
13
17%
9,540
17
Jun
5
Ltd
Vic
200
10
Apr
May
see
page 43.
•:
Jun
17 c
3.00
9c
2.85
4,000
33,500
1.10
1.10
4%c
6c
300
4c
7,500
1.5
;
;
3.35 Mar
2.85
67c
70c
32%
32%
32%
1,010
6%c
6c
7c
10,000
3.25
May
14c
1.05 May
4c
2,500
—1
of
,
-•*
>
"•
35
jan
3.40
-
550
3.00
May
Jun
51
85
51
Feb
27
27
125
27
Jun
3.75
3.45
4.05
24,429
3.60
3.60
3.75
460
3.50
27
54 '
Mar
30%
Apr
*4.95
Apr
6%
Jgn
;
3.00 Mar
May'
.
29%.
28
75
26 Va
May
47
Feb
71
71
72
200
69 Va
May
86
Jan
58
50
Jun
6i
30
23,679
11%
4,065
\ 29.
;
11%
11
15%.
15%
15
28 % May
11
37%
Jan
:
J,an
14 Va
;
Jan
14 Va
20
.
May
14 Va
300
15
15
15
%
58
Feb
15% May
16%
•
"
17
16%
17
27,068
15 Va .Jan
25%
25%
26
835
20%
20%
•
18
•
Fpb
Feb
-
28
-
Jan
20% Mar
••
; 56 Va
,
Feb
Apr
May
-
2.60
23%
Jun
36 Va
Jan
8 Va
Jun
10 Va
Jan
*
8%
8%
100
8 Va Mar
8%
*
1.60
1.65
170
1.40 May
3.85
Jan
20%
21%
8,071
19% May
25%
Jan
iOO
5% May
58% Apr
Enterprises
*
Bread
A-
59
59
•
26%
25%
26%
945
29%
29
29%
1,312
! 28
18
22%
•
•
22%
17 %
Jan
24% May
22
Jun
27
500
31 %
Jun;
35
30
31
;85
30.
Feb
36
Apr
19V2
21 Va
2,590
19 Va
Jun
25 Va
Apr
86%
87
68
69
54
54%
52
20
100
53%
86 V»
*
•"
54
9
52
<
10 %
620
.19
20%
-.1,345
>
-J*,
19
^^50
■
1,685
53
5%
6
10
.•<
:
.: 5
72,236
Energy
Apr
■
Mar
13'4 Mar
25 Va
Jun
.2,00
2.25
1,440
2.10
370
13 V4
13%
*■;
»
2.00 '
30 V4.
*
.
,
29
.36%
6%
37
6%
5%
6 V4
,.
90c
8
*:50
50
Jan
2.00
Jun
3.65
Jan
13 Va May
14%
Apr
1,240
27
May
35 Va Mar
641
36
Mau-
38%
•
'
5 %. Jan'1,
2,673
3,110
90c
4,067
10
.
.
5%
6% M«i v
Jun,
1.40
14%
Feb
Jan
in.%
Feb
Jun
8V4
Jan
Jun
50
75
..
...
Jan
May,,
.4.25
..650
-.
Jan
83a Mav
7 Va May
300
.jan
•
t 3.20 Apr
2.00 Jun
6,515
.
50
50
.
.
.
4.50
.
4,25
.3.65
8Va
.4.25
50c.
Jun
2,297
11%
;
52% May
11
.2.00
.
1.00
.11%
v
May
Jun
-.
2.25
Feb
6 Va May
12% Mar
8%
r
.7.19
6%
2.00
.
2 .00
6Va
_*
50
1,310
90c
54 Va
Jan
"'
preferred—20o
*—
5-
5
1.95
—
5%
3,755
,1.90
-
2.15
3,660
35
35
50
34
May
41
Feb
595
.34
Jun
4.1
:Feb
;
—*
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3.20 Jun
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126
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14
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,
2,050
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24c
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Jan
1.45 Mar
1.15
120
9,542
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25
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Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Westville
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4.75
45c
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12 Va Mar
49%
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,
100
Jun
24
3,857
28%
-
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1.42
105
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1,500
2.00
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1.58
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105
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May
100
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100
15
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24
24
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100
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Canada
Apr
Apr
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2.70
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1,171
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14%
49%
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Feb
4c
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15
6%
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Gold Mines
Rock
7
1.55
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Standard
100
6%
1.70
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58
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-
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16%
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20
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55
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;
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11 Vac Mar
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52
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1.50 May
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2.23 May
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3.80
250
12
1,725
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1.40 Mar
Feb
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Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5 % 1950 pfd
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Feb
May
4,900
15,625
11%
11%
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—
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9c
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2.30
1
52
52
common—1.
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2,000
50
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10
1,400
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1.60
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'
1.02 Feb
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1.50
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6
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98c
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12,000
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6c
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69
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.
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Normetal
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Newfoundland Light &
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Formaqiie Mines Ltd—
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Needco Cooling
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32c
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Rice
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Mussens
31c
47
1.50
3.60
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—*
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401
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51%
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10
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Jan
42
217
61c
11
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Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
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10
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10'A
Feb
72
'
Jun
10
Jan
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com— _*
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20 %
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of Montreal
Bartaco
Mar
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200
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65c
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9
Jan
24
-
Jun
22%
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28 V4 Mar
May
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9
•
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41
Jan
21%
-
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20%
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Mines Ltd— _1
Mines
5.25
Jan
Jan
108
May
May
18
Jan
17%
57 Va May
Feb
-
Feb
21%
Sugar Refineries common.—*
Auto
Mining Co
Hygrade Gold
15 Va
11,145
lo
—
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—
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Jan
10 Ve
Jun
2.30
38 '/a
110
8.90 May
106
Jun
20
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Marchant
B
Atlantic
Apr
•10%
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8%
25
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17c
-
43
'
T..20 Mar
Jan
41
!
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-
1,043
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1.30
1.70 May
1,782
pfd_50
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Jun
29 Vi
Jan
10c
5.50
20
57%
2.85
24% May.
•
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-
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4,045
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10V4 Mar
Jun
75c
1,120
25
8%
23
17%
19Va
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Ashdown Hardware class A
Jan
1.53
Qf
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52.60 preferred
,
Apr
10 %
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16%
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Mar
6%
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23
6,900
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Jun
119
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Jan
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75
9.75
1.48
28c
45,900
6
9.50
—
class A
5
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Laduboro Oil Ltd—,
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Lithium
9c
3.80
2.40 May
2.85
107
Jun
18'/a
,
Jail
Jun
106
42%
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Anthes Imperial ;class A new—
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Jun
8c
3.00
Labrador Acceptance Corp
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8c
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Feb
5.50
55%
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3.00
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2.40 May
52 Va
1
Ltd
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15
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1
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Jockey
350
8,305
7,614
4.73
23%. Jun
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10%
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52 V4
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17%
10
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10,280
2.70
110
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27 Va May
.
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71c
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10
common
25,315
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25
109
100
1.43
14
4,950
1.80
25%
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2,900
-
10%
2.39
pfd—50
conv
81c
85
108%
5
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common
14%
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cum
2.25
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14%
75c
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2,15
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2.70
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14%
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2.18
A
Jan
Jun
11%
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International
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class
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24%
1
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49% May
Jun
1.35
8.55
24%
4.00
2.24
54c
24%
23%
11%
pfd
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Felt
Jun
Jan
Low
100
1
10c
5
of America—
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Hubbard
2c
6,000
38%
1,300
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Silver—.
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Hollinger
3 Vac
1
Ventures Ltd
Oil
14,131
3,150
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Gaspe
45%
25
Preferred
*
Feb
15c
High
43%
5.25
Jan
Range Since Jan
Low
44%
4.75
Class A warrants
Class B preferred
Algoma
Shares
23%
Gas
Alberta
•.
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for Week
Range
of Prices
4.00
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being
•
23%
Distillers
Alberta
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1
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Dollars
4.00
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May
8
300
one
23%
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9% May
655
50
Canadian
first
OILS.
25
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Jun
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and
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Preferred
Agnew Surpass Shoe—.:
Feb
parts.
MINES
Ltd .common—*———*
Preferred
Acklands
Apr
4c
500
11c
8%
45c
Jan
1.60
1,300
4'/aC
22c
.
Feb
in
two
the
.>*
Abitlbl Power & Paper common
Mar
23 V*
185
-
,
Last
Par
Feb
into
list
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Feb
87c
23 VA
Ltd
Oil
57c
Jun
15c
Copper Mines
Fundy Bay
Futurity
Ltd
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
May
40c
Expressed
STOCKS
Jun
25c
25,300
41/2C
*
1
*
*
Ltd.*.
Ltd
119451
Mines
Eontana
32%
Apr
5,500
50c
38c
1
1
Inc
24 Va
,
25c
49%
Ltd
Industries
Feralco
Ford
Exploration
&
1,250
25c
*
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fano
32 V2
8c
44c
1
Inc
Minerals
&
Feb
1,200
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
East
Jan
13c
Are
Shown
Feb
20 V4
Jan
3,000
50c
1
1
*
48
Jun
8c
29%
—*
1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd—
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum CoLtd_*
Drummond Welding & Steel Works—*
Dumagami Mines Ltd
Dumont Nickel
Corp
Jan
15
15
Ltd—
Explorers
Dominion
47
50
48
15
Mines Ltd
Dome
150
48
8c
Prices
Apr
Jan
80c
*■
—
High
1.00
50c
75c
48
50
-5
Limitee "A"
class
Ltd.,
Limitee
Mines
boisan
Low
!
75c
-\
Frere
&
Denault
High
'
;
Exchange
Toronto Stock
'
Par
—i
(Range for Week Ended June 1 5)
Sales
Week's
Friday
——■
Jun
/ 44
39
Jun
56
'
Jan
31
'
May;
27%. May
99
Feb
14% Mar
-
% Jan
1.02 Va
Apr
Volume
195
Number 6169
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(2857)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Western
Gas
preferred
5 % % preferred
Canadian Westinghouse
Cochrane
Dunlop
common
16%
21
21%
'
* 28
;
*
—.—
•
—•
'
1——1
'
National
Conduits
•—
Consolidated
Bakeries
Building
Preferred
1
Warrants
B
preferred—
Copp Clark Publishing.,^—^
Crestbrook
Dale
Timber
—
Ltd
8%
19 %
l '
16%
,
10
i
1—*
;
•
1
Foundry
Lime
Dominion
Magnesium
Steel
&
111'
4.00
9%
'
;
common—*
52
——1
——
V.
Preferred
."—50
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Preferred
Dominion
Coal
—_.—;
Chrm
&
*
common
Match
Co—
B
Famous
Grain
common—,
Motor
Ford
of
Fr&ser
French
Co
;
1
common.1
new
(AJ)
5%
!
Steel
Power
'
warrants
Class
G
6.25
8'/4
2.00
75c
14
14
14%
14 y2
*
3.20
i
—25
;
—*
Paper preferred--^
Dauch
20c
Assurance^——-10
common
52
:
.*
Industrial 'Minerals
1
•
Inland
1
:_10
Inland
Cement Co
Natural
•Preferred
Gas .common—l—
;.
■
.'—*
preferred
L—
«.•
Warrants—
ruternational
Nickel
International
Utilities
Interprovincial
T*?ternrovt^cial
Pipe
Steel
Investors Sj'ndicate
Public
Class
Jockey Club
.
For footnotes,
see
4.40
4.25
306
5
3,420
:7%
100
1.9
;
1.15
41%
'
,
19
1.05
44%
68%
100
42%
49- 50%
page
43.
-
64%
.
.
.6%
40
-
905
46
,
;
i*
6%.Mar
69%
•
76%
;
8,564
1.25
1.30
-45
48%
8.417
14
69%
2,821
'
)
;
,
"
955
6%
1,600
2.75
4,650
*
,
3.00
3.25
11?
10%
65c
.
.
.
20,767
11
250
" 74c
8,720
-
200
10%
60
*
Jun
105
Jan
10
Mar
13
13
13
Feb
16
13
3.00
12%
Jan
13%
30%
*
17,964
28 y8
Jun
30 % May
15%
16%
5,460
15%
Jun
22%
Feb
30 %
28%
Jun
8%
8%
-4.60
4.60
5.00
3,917
1,085
450
82
82
13
13
125
360
'
36
•>
.
-Lv
*
83%
14
13
Mar
30
Jan
105
34%
21
Mar
6
6
6%
1,930
6
Jun
24
23%
25 %
1,184
8%
8%
125
19%
35
19
20%
3.25
<6%
3.25
6%
•
8%
Jun
Mar
25%
Jan
Jun
4.75
Jan
10%
Feb
3.25
35
105
118
50
113
Feb
H8
25
25
May
28
103
103
18
100 %
Feb
103
6%
7%
2*100
5
May
9%
Jun
62"%
1.95 May
42%
100
32 Va
950
1
47%
5
3,600
1.20
.
37% Mar
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
3.20
Jan
Jun
8%
Jan
Jun
2x60
Jan
Jan
45
520
38
May
64%
*
10
10
590
10
Jun
11%
Jan
J2
Chemicals
8%
8%
175
8
May
10 %
48
49
235
48
May
51
Apr
May
6
Mar
53
48
•
preferred
-4.75
4.75
4.75
665
•
Prop
19%
19%
20%
200
19%
Jun
20%
Apr
21%
21%
125
21% Mar
23%
Fpb
91
92
5«
91
Jun
95
15
15
100
9
Jan
15%
5%
6%
2*275
5%
Jun
9%
10
610
9%
Jun
ll7/a
Jan
6% May
11%
Jan
20
100
Riverside
—*
Yarns
class
A
-
'
'
__
•
*
10
7
7
7
Royal
10
68%
68
69%
*
10%
-
Bank
Rpyalite
9
25%
45
...
Jun
34% Mar
Jan
6V2 May
19
8,190
1J0
,
6%
117
__
Jan
27% May
25%
__
„
•
-
Jun
7
,
35
Jun
23% May
3,775
Rolland "Paper class A
Rothmans of Pall Mall
,
10 y2
500
6%
of
Oil
Canada
*
common
Royalite .preferred
Industries
5%
4.75 May
5,180
68
9%
25
25
75
23 Va
Jan
15%
167/8
11,985
11%
Jan
-275
2,100
Abr
84% Mar
May
10
Jan
Mar
8
Jun
9
8,919
16
25
Russell
Lawrence
*
Cement class
A
*
16
16
16
22%
22%
Lt
1103
102 %
103
325
1
Corp common
preferred
:
A
Maurice
83c
76c
83c
3,600
•
—
Gas
Foods
Ltd
»
16%
25
Feb
Apr
Jan
*
8
>
Jan
'
;
69%.Mar.,
-50
13%
Jun
4.45
.4.40
4.50
775
,8% May
21 % May
26%
150
22% May
27 Va
42%
43
125
39% May
44%
44%
70
*
A
—
■
-
6
5%
,6 %
3,500
*
12
11%
12
555
Jan
9 %
Feb
-
4.80
Feb
'
3.90 Jan
11%
Feb
11
Feb
T.20
Janr *t
14
Jan
27
27
28%
2,950
15%
15%
15%
560
7
Jan
19%
19 Va
505
19
Mar
52
52
56
52
Jun
.53% May
25
27%
1,545
25
,Jun
32% Mar
50
25%
32% Mar
May
,16
20 Va
Jun
Feb
new
3.75
400
4.65
Jan
10 Va
11
750
10%
Jun
16
Jan
33%
33%
33%
30
28
Jan
37
Jun
•
—
3.75
10%
12
12
12%
2,890
12
Jun
15
Jan
17 y«
L7
18
37*053
17
May
18%
18%
19%
265
common—
A_
__1
.100
3.75
104104%
100
25
common
.25
ordinary.
15
25 %
200
13
14
1,025
26 %
13
—
Petroleum
26 %
100
15
15
1*545
4.00
,•
4.10
4.35
1,700
•1.60
—
1.50
1.50
900
rambiMu juommon
16%
17
555
1.75
1.75
475
3.75 Mar
18%
104
;21% May
25
Jan
Jun
Mar
24%
Jun
105
25% Peb
.
I
Jan
2«
Feb
13
May
15%
I 26%
Jan
Jail
Jan
16%
Ar*r
Feb
4.35
Jun
1.35 Feb
16% Jun
1.70
14
2.85
1.55
Jan
45% May
21 Va
2.15
Feb
Jan
Jan
Canadian 'General
Toronto Dominion
Inv
pfd
60
Feb
91
Jun
•
46%
45%
47
966
100
common—.
Preferred
91
91
91
10
88
51
51
50
50Va Jun
51 Va Mav
4,655
50
Jan
—
common.*
57%
60
57% Jun
7.3%
•
13%
13%
13%
25
13%
Jun
14%
Jan
»
iBank
Works
'Class A
Star
Ppb
•7% May
Jun
11% May
25
Jan
*
Preferred
Toronto
48%
*
-
of '.Canada
Toronto Iron
5%
Mar
Jan
May
*
-Common
Third
-
43
May
*
Industries preferred
Superior Propane
■
40
■
*
20
Radio
Super test
"13
9,932
16,838
-
Pros
Jan
237/a
_50
Jun
4.50
4.20 May
May
10%
42%
Jan
18
22 %
*
Stedman
5.00
9%
i___
Tamoord ilndustries
Texaco Ganada Ltd
21%
«
13 %
Swltson Industries
Mar
2.15
13 Va
Jan
Jan
12 Va
23%
preferred-
class
Preferred
-
86
'•13%
19
Jun
4.50 May
21%
Manufacturing
Steinberg
Jan *
Feb
4.60
Stuart -Gil
52% Mar
(8V4
800
50
Dairies class
-Steel
Standard
Feb
2,520
5.00
•97/e
Stafford Foods Ltd
Standard Paving
Steel
16,385
3.50
4.60
22%
southern
* *
12%
5.55
*
Industries
D
11%
common-*
preferred
Somerville
<
.
iK
Slater
May
12
4.60
Feb
Apr
1.25
•
Power
-—
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
,' 7 Vz
&
■
-Class JB preferred
*
11
106
May
*
—
Water
A
22%
Jan
6.00
Apr
19% Mar
Jan
75c
.
19%
Mar
*
—
Arts
A
22'%
100
*
—
.common
.Class
15 %
500
100
St Lawrence
preferred—
1
May
Jun
465
-100
T
Jan
13
51
35
*
*
Jan
7.25
4.60 May
81
Mar
26
*
*
Feb
10%
8% Mar
10%
L
Jwn
28%
26
12%
12%
12%
.20
12%
Jan
14 %
May
50
59%
59%
60%
115
10
59
'
65c •' Juil
90
1.20
Class
47% Mar
..
455
..
8%
100
Shawinigan
Feb
89
1
95
1125
Scythes
l.<86 Feb
.
1.10 May
May
13% May
,5 % May
.2.20 May
2,80 May
10% May
10
Apr
93
28%
.1.21
Warrants
19%,May r
;•
27l/2 May
10%
34%
Say.vette Ltd
Jan
6%
Jun
375
1,310
Salada
6% Jan
42
'
14'/4-
•9
r
28
3,940
Class
Jan
Apr
May
18
5% Jun
5%
"uc-
.
1,175
Feb
2,180
Robin Nod well
-
5.00 May
Jun
.1,000
5%
Jun
28'/a Mar
16%
50
.Jan
99 ;
Jun
'
.15%-1'
-
Apr
19%
16%
5%
Revenue
;
t6% May
May
May
Mar
5%
26
common
seven
.34%
Jun
90
60%
30
15%
•
„
*.50
May
Jan
Jun
10V2
Selkirk .Holdings class A
May
»,1.05 May.
38
May *
3,922
2.20
"10%
T
18
1,030
.
6
,11
•
4.75
Jan
12%
13
„
♦
Preferred
,
Jun
153
Jun
Apr
17%
4% May
15% May
2.00
.May
t60 % May
f
Apr
15%
—•
,
3.75 May
21.929
40%
:
.7%
15
1,050
64%
6%
14
-
6%
45
*
Jun
J.60 JFeb
.1,525
15%
:
'5%
.46%.
.1,480
7%
72
i.
3.95
15
49 '
—
—3.10
x-Jxi.
,
4 JO Mar
;Jan
220
4.00
-
*
.97
:*97
,
Feb
May
May
13 V4
77
5%
45 %
Jun
.Jun
4.75
41%
,
23
48
..
Jan
42
2.00
SUvei wood
40
31%
500
47%
Shullys
400
Jun
14,784
48
17% Mar
..9,546
Jan
Jan
8
387
,5%
52% Jan
48
31
31
•
common—
Jan
Jun
May
41
5,120
:
3.00
Jun
7%
25
35
10%
14%
2.00
13% May
6V8
93
•
Corp
42% May
24%
41
9
2.45
Apr
27 %
10
Industries
12,983
*
41
14
•
Fixture-
common
10,856
6%
41
9%
ULOO
Products
54% May
Jun
24 V2
•
Credit
14Va
2.30
10
.112%
20
Specialties
Pineline
44%
'
.
—
.10
—
681
24%
Reynold Aluminum preferred
Apr
7107
.Jun
24%
•
Preferred
1..75 Apr
52
24%
625
*
.7%- Apr
.2.75 May
42% Feb
"515
:
-n
42Ms
—
—
>
65%
preferred—,
Warrants
,
53
.
26
*.
May
100
Gas—*
Drilling
Reichhold
•
,
Apr
Mar
,51
710
809
2.50
-..Mi
Feb
12%
Jan
.3,270
44
97
:
5
t.
;
Ltd•common
^Preferred
/Class B
.
:
1
Jan
111
83%
23
;
.'7%.
,
•
—
i
41c
385
26%
Apr
2.15
Apr
.Jun
.10.4
7%
25
♦
common
new
preferred
13V2
4.00
.
class A____25c
—J
2,315
10
.
7%
25
*
Utilities preferred
42 %
1.25
Lake
B;warrants
•'
t
25
:
•
80
2.45
7%
'•
Litho preferred
Revelstoke Bldg common-
Feb
12%
:
2.50
•
Reid
Jan
66
Jun
4.85 .Jun
;.
—...
,..133
52
;3.95
:
.Pipe
com.
•
112%
97
—6
Service—
6.25
-.11% May
25
• Apr
"
12% May
May
*
Warrants
Jan
20
Jun
48
common-—.
Line
107
250
52
44
:
-
Credits commonA
_•.
3-10
2.90
:
23%
•
__
Bldg
Discount
94
12%
Apr
1.50
Rgpid Grip class A
17% Mar
.L
Jun--
5%
50
11,022
f "
1.40
•
51%
.
5
1
Intcrprovincial
Jefferson
—50
;
common
51
3,585
...
5%
,1.15
;
—
——L
Interprovincial
Jamaica
,__20
;
International Minerals
•Preferred
1
1,320
80%
48.
-
;
*
Ingersoll Machine .class A
Inglis <John,- ———-
Jan
Jan
11%
11,300
7^,-1
*
%
177/a Mar
Jun
4.85
,13% 5
;100
1
;
3.20
Apr
1.40
'*
13 y2 May
16%
11
100
1.65
Premium Iron Ore
V
Jan
3.90
Jun
10
1,858
.25
:_50
:
—
3.50
Jun
14
.: 230
:
■118
;
——____i.-_4.86%
Acceptance common
*
■4Vs%; preferred
75c
2,9^3
j
(
.25
■,<
52 %
5
S2.25 preferred __—___——x
400
12%
;
_
preferred 1
Industrial
,
52%J4ay
1.95 Jun
2.50 Jun
2,606
r
:9s
10,7
3.00
i
•
—
*.
/
400
k
215
12%
1.60
Quebec ;Natural Gas
L'
/
Jan
6V2
,1.15
■
20
:
Tobacco
3.05
25
_'i4
^*-50
:
Jun
•
12%
12 %
Wholesale
Phantom
Feb
11%
Hersey
Power
t
Jan
Jan
23
.
Jan
-1.60
Preferred
Jan
12%
;
r,
100
;
1
,
Jan
8.10
10
80
:
;
19%
1.90
10
12 %
common
Preferred
May
Jun
:
6.00
•
Erie
20
Jun
•;
*
i---
100
—
;
Jan
48% May
7% Mar
7%
53J/4
6
f.
1*2%
*
J.—,—;
17%
162
,
6.15
43
245
Feb
2.40 Mar
7
11%
10
Wood
Peoples
V,111% Mar
1,050
50
6,150
22 %
May
21% May
Feb
*
Trust
Penmans
.
St
6'/4
-
,
;—•
•.—
3.20
17
52
94
•
Howard Smith prior preferred^
!b%
3.20
L
52
'
,'•••• ;-
12% May
.
6,472
2,225—
Feb
22%
14% Mar
Apr
1.60
16%
Pembina
.
4,490
.
104%
100
1,552
2,375
Pftge
1
1.28 Apr
-,y. ,95c Mar
'.
33% Feb
•
536
7%
81
Parker
»
Apr
16
May
16% Apr
—
107
2.00
7
5%
OShawa
■
Jan
111%
105
2.00
7
47%
Feb
-
15
<
—
;
Feb
6V2
3,005
80c
,
?
38%
Jun
11%
105
Ocean -Cement
103% Jan
109%' Feb
J0y4
Jan.
Feb
105%
79
Oakville
-
Apr
1
2.60
;
&.Co——_l
1-
2.00
49%
—~100
Siddeley
Imperial
-1.90
49%
t
—
2.20
;
—•
*
6.40
7%
1.95
—
Life
Oil
46
200
8
,16%
_v--
Tmperial
Imperial
128
75
,
6.25
—L
Horne & Pittfield
Huron
70
>
16%
103 V4 Mar
42
Northwest
,
Jan
.4.75
.
Jun
Jun
21
Jan
May
110
*
12% Mar
Feb
991
104
4.90
Store
Jun
7
17%
.»
,
9
8%
475
130
v
17
>
31
2,213
477/4
1,7'/4
—i—•
common—;
60
'
<
12%
104
4.90
Ontario .Natural
-15% Mar
Jan
128
,
17
,
58c
Jan
11%
44%
Ontario
,
Jan
340
'
35
24
Jun
5
Steel
May
21
May
May
common,
Ontario
Jun
56c
47Va
6%
>
16
-10
—
9
16
Lines—
Carpets
.31
49
May
26
10
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Jun
17
25
100
•
Jan
.
19,818
28
40
40
Jan
Jun
140
9%
2.50
Guaranty Trust
&
31
8%
25
3,402
y
'
9
—
—*
,
Hinde
70c
i^.-* •1.4%
Saddlery^—'
Greater, Winnipeg
Gas—
,'Voting trust
i
1966 warrants i
Hendershot
69c
r 8>/4
135
'
"
—;—2.50
West
Preferred
85c
/
„
8%
*
4,400
-
85c
—
1—L-—
^
1,540
,
25
•
1.90
warrants——-•
11
97/4
a
-
75
187a
25,005
Works
4.10
Mar
23
id
103
Foods
Mines
37% Jan
Mar
105
23
•
.3.60 May
May
100
70
-52% \55%? *:'•
-128
1
29
190
25
..'.,'8%
—-—;—__—50
5,225
May
11 %
A
Noranda
28%
•
-
-
Feb
21 %
Jan
•
3.25 Jan
'
8V4'
:
1.,
'
24%
28
1
Overland
"
,-
8%
52>/4
t
475
May
18 % May
22
May
100
class A
class
" i1, 20%
Jun
,102
,
,
3.05 Jun
3.00 May
16V2
12
•
Jan
10%
Northern Quebec Power commohL
•
Northern Telephone
——1
Warrants
14% Mar
\
1.00
Jan
*
Jan
100
Class ,E
Jun
Feb
4.25
•
Northern
,46
__
51
80c
325
12
Jun
1.65 May
3,791
19%
Jan
11 %
common.
Jan
175
.
Jun
23% May
13%
19%
;
Feb
10%
•
Niagara Wire
-
1.15 Mar
275
3.80
101
8%
K'
* '
4
•
25% Mar
ioy2
12%
19%
'
May
10%
Jun
•
Containers
National
,8% Jan
Jan
107% 107'%
-8%
1
B
3.80
■
.
—*
i
66c
1,255
1,800
" .* 425
,
30y2 i317/8
i_
'
•
1
.Class
Hawker
3.05 * 3.10
16y2
16y2
101
,
23%
3.05 ' 3.25
,
-
common
^2.80 -preferred
Hees.(Geo. H)
Jun
May
:.9y2
common
:
Preferred
42
140
30%
;
6
■
19% May
*'
12Vz
—20
57% Mar
May
5
-
—___•
Gas
6
42
23 %
.
i.
commonl
;
Farms
100
42
—
._t_--L_50c y-r
Paper—
preferred
"
'
Mfg class A
Warrants
Greyhound
370
' J.300
1,045
,
Jan
<
-
83c
153
8%
48 y8
-382
"
a
20
3.25
,
15
Apr
i
;;
83c
10,608
1,000
*
Jun
,
Jan
7% May
-
100
Trust
National
Feb
Apr
20
l;
Canada common---^—*'
—__i
f.
^-50
Northern
7
12y4
19
,
23 %
.
class A_"——L*
Warrants
i
50
2.15
141
4,935
National-Drug & \Chenucal common—•
National .Grocers preferred—
20
Jan
33
95c
34 % Mar
100
common
Locomotive
Moore iGorp
"
Jan
4.25 May
46Va Jan
692
—1
Mackay class A___-—,
Lakes
•
6%
1.10
jun
90c
33%
Feb
1.85
23
Preferred
25'/2
1,550
—.—1
Wares
preferred
Lakes
7
12%
Jun
Feb
31%
13.50
Montreal
600
"
31
225
48 %
20
Monarch Fine
200
»'■
11
—•
s
—.
——.
Products
Harding
50y4
•
,91c
-100
-
—
Goodyear,Tire
1st
49
_i.
;
.42
Drilling common_50c
Hardee
4.70
144
Petroleum
Great
29
4.55
10%
Ganeral
Great
25J/2
141 y2
L—L-1%
Great
~L
3,235
21% May
758
32%
'
23% Mar
31%
48 Va
—
.
14% May
19
May
350
•
Montreal
".,
Jan
9
-2,815
10
—
Jun
8% May
10% Jan
4,859
*
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
11,574
'
lb*/2
B
25%
"
,
Feb
55%
'
'
•
common
.Apr
9% May
16% Feb
141V2
Motors—
Great
*
1.00
" " 675
,
1,370
5ylO%
General
,4%
16%
! y'
——-100
«
Development
Gordon
.16%
.
—•
.
Envelopes
Mar
Jan
22%
41
8%
,
May
20% May
8%
—•
River
common
Brewery
75
Jan
14
350
141
*
Containers
Class
26
2,605
8
100
Mar
34%
-
Jun
5
400
"
—1
common
Dynamics
General
10
150
9
10%
Li.-—*
General
General
275
'
,
5%
1.10
10
11%
2.50
A—,
General
Globe
,
5%
'
Dreferred_-_r.^.—^-10
preferred
A
21
1.00
.
Jun
*5,555
10%
33
65% Mar
•
Trailer,—
Bakeries
Glass
24V2
29
150
/
"
—•
preferred
5%%
125
,
72
10
'
5%
1.00
preferred—__-v—100
class
Gatineau Power
General
29
24
4.55
-1
*
Petroleum
Fruehauf
29
—•
Co
Charles
Frosst
1,521
16%
•—•
Companies—
Freiman
28%
9% '
; -.10% \
———•
i
Canada
Foundation
27%
,
Powell
Ltd
Industries Gas
Molsons
,72"
Bloedel
Light & Power
Modern
23% May
18% Mar
;
—A——*
class -A—
^Fleetwood ^Cprp
Ford
21% Mar
Jun
May
26% May
Feb
8%
20
Brick
15
—•
Products
Milton
.»
16%, May
1
'.
Manufacturing--
14% Mar
22
.
•
Fanny Farmer Candy-—
Federal
Jun
A
Preferred
Midwest
Apr
18 %
*
Paper closs A
preferred
Ltd
Mexican
-»
May
Mar
400
72
.*.—
t
Players Canadian
Fibre
*
51
12
&
Preferred
9% Mav
Jan
Feb
37
Jun
8%
*
closs
Metro Stores
4,685
29
—*
common
Fleet
43,548
Maxwell
peb
Jun
11%
•
•
'
Mar
14
Jun
1.95
preferred
28
A—— ————*
Farms
Jun
8
Jun
8%
50
;
preferred
22
24
——1,———10
Federal
18%
jun
4%%
5%7r
16%
—20
———
preferred
67% Mar
Jun
9%
141
Feb
16%
-
22 %
31%
Feb
Feb
215
!
*
16. -17 Va
32%
2.80
4.25
10
;•
Shoes
22
.
—.
Exquisite Form
jun
48
"
r
12%
32%
2.25 May
2.95 May
31%
•
Massey-Ferguson .Ltd
51%
64,064
17
13%
7%
16
,21V*
Feb
Jan
1.80
150
42
1 22%
L—*
Preferred
May
6
30
-30
pftl
'
7%
7%
Jun
980
*
Maple Leaf Mills
Jan
4.60
;
135
"
154
Jan
7%
1st
common
J
Power
Macmillan
'*
'
A
16
22%
5
1.10
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
2,320
k
20%
41
9%
10%
20
class
14%
20%
tl
—
7—•
common
——,
Leods
Maher
Apr
210
12%
•
9.25 Mar
1,832
9%
Feb
Feb
200
49%
3*60
■
May
8
1,750
7%
Mac
4.50
6,373
,
Mar
Jan
125
14%
tiOeb iMj :Lia
>
Mar
1,460
20%
——
Maclaren
117
Jun
17
Jan
50
.3.00
32%
16%
38
Minerals
Jun
27
no
10%
31%
16%
Class A warrants
Locana
1.10 May
17% May
35
8%
v
10
31%
A—
:
—
Preferred
Apr
"39% May
25
5.70
Class A
,
60
«
2.40
3.25
7
3.20
May
May
May
5
2,050
11,180
2.35
pfd
B :1st
10%
Jan
class
300
310
2.95
—
12
275
20
Financial
Groceterias
Class-B
Jan
2 10
>
i.
6
5%
1.30
3
Groceterias
16%
*
class
*
54%
11
2.60 Jun
"
Feb
Jun
18%'Jan
Jan
Loblaw
22
'———'
'
Ltd
Flooring
4,300
„
12%
Mar
108
Loblaw
5%
5%
1.10
.
2.35
preferred
Class
Feb
19%
May
85c
Jan
4,626
12%
—
10
Levy Industries
Preferred
Jan
13
12%
•
25
Jun
3.00
Leland
22%
109
2.05
10
.preferred
16%
Lady Paper class A,^-—1
—
6
9,490
,11%
17%
*
Jun
1.50
7,780
48%
__
23%
—*
Common-
,
'7%
12%
common
Dupont ,Co
.Class
"
—*
'
—_—
Textile
'
8.95 Jan
Jun
7%
:—*
;
Jan
9'%
Dominion Scottish inv common——*
Peb
8
6.6,
7%
'7%.
'__*
—
9
"L, 8y2
45
'*
115
5.50
51%
'
'
—
16%
120
4.00 %
9%
4.00
*
Jan
240
18%
'
Jan
1,695
,
42%
,17%
16
7% May
-."17
May
1,500
2.75
40
18%
common
Dominion
2.60
41%
X—--25
Warrants
Dominion
2.65
2
Ins——*
General
preferred-,
Electro
10
May
1,200
High
Jun
2.25
1
common
Loan
$1.25
$2
.
S%
2.00
—1
Cement
Secord
LaurenCide
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
100
47
16% Mar
1,740
2.05
.1.10
Preferred
11%
May
3,390
113%, 115 %
—•
:
Coal
45
,
16
25
"
.
1.05
9%
46
9%
^
of Canada
1.00
'
Jan
Jun
106
410
.L
7%
</
.
"
310
1.80
113%
Bridge
Dominion
1.05
,
—.—100
Seagrams
Dominion
8%
1.80
Laura
5%
10
—
Gas
Lambton
Feb
3.25 May
20
May
20 "
'17%
"a 6%
Jun
7i/2
17,725
15,658
:
■
.16%
common...—•
——;
Dominion
E£i3
18
16%
6%
■—
_*
—
Estate
Dominion
Emco
20%
17%
*
common—,
International
Eddy
20
22
11
3,750
;
———*
:—
Class A preferred
Distillers
4.80
16%
Jun
May
May
12%
A
Low
5%
10
Ontario
8%
1 768
^
Lake
,
Apr
7%
4.
5,295
106% 106%
__
—;
Trust
Crush
'
17%
—*
class A—
Bit '-
Crown
4.50
4.55
77/b
Lakeland
Mar
4 65
class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
Warrants
20%
12
,225
;
V
62
Low
*
Common
>
Jan
Jan
230
8
73/4
20%
B
Coronation, Credit
Craig
9
127/e
'
Coroy Distillery
Class
;
100
—
9
7'/e
12%
/.
73/4
•
—*
Consumers Gas common—
Class
'
May
Shares
•
,
7% .Jan
35
for Week
—
Lafarge Cement
3.75
1,925
2,490
9
'
class -A—
Labati
18%
100
.
4.00
*;
;—
—
18%
46
13%
'
May
V 14%
12
12%-A
Jun
5
Douglas
Warrants
Peb
,22% May
34% Peb
30% Mar
260
3.80
--*
Mining & Smelting
26
325
.
3.80
:——10
——
Consolidated
16% Mar
205
12%
common,.——v
——
17
Kelly
18% May
Jun
2,600
16%
18%
:
1
Peb
80
47%
16
16%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
Apr
15%
225
,
35
43
45
—
28
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Apr
10
5*
34
'
20%
805
■,
28
5
34
'
Columbia Cellulose
Consolidated
25%
5
Combined
Enterprises —:
:
*
-25
—
Low
775
17%
"
—•
—1-
:
Development
P
ft.
16%
16'A
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
22
16%
"
—*
—1
*
High
21
16%
*
ProDerties
Chrysler
C
Low
__
"
20
-20
^
Wines——
Gai
Shares
com*__»
—
Chateau
of Prices
Friday
for Week
*
Natural
4%
Canadianwide
Range
Par
|
Vickers
Canadian
{Range for Week Ended June 15)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Canadian
41
59% May
64
Jan
Feb
*
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2858)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Towers Marts common
6%
7%
2,706
5% May
9%
Feb
2.25
2.40
3,600
2.15 May
4.35
Feb
Chromium
*
13
12%
141/8
29,231
12% May
16% May
Cochenour
12%
12%
12%
115
12%
Jun
14
92%
92%
92%
50
92%
Jun
101
39
39
39
50
39
Jun
class A
new
B
4 % 7c
preferred
preferred
Shares
Apr
Commonwealth
Riange Since Jan. 1
High
Low
42 %c
46c
17,000
4.60
4.80
500
5.20
5.55
28,465
32c
1
35c
10,100
24c
25c
7,500
Petrol
1.96
500
78c
13,250
63c
12c 12 %c
5.20
1
*
—*
Willans
Gold Mines—
Combined
43c
*
Smelting—:
&
Metals
Apr
Low
1
Mining
Lake
Coin
May
41%
for Week
High
-
"
Chimo Gold Mines
2.25
—
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
100
40
——,
Traders Finance
5 %•
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
r
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Warrants
Class
STOCKS
for Week
Par
Friday
*
Range
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended June 15)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
.
.
24c
1.96
42c
80c
May
4.10
4.60
30c
Jan
5.50 May
Apr
Jan
5.75 May
Mar
47c
Jan
20Vic Mar
29c
Aor
1.90
Jun
2.35 Mar
*
Trans
Canada
1
Prairie
Union
2nd
common
preferred
Class
13%
5%
17%
common
Steel
Vanadium
Vector
17,875
13
5%
3,000
5%
Jun
15% May
7% May
Consolidated
Bellekeno
8-7a
100
8%
Jun
11%
Apr
Consolidated
Beta
9
9%
250
9
Jun
16%
18
7,907
.
May
16%
Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Central
Jan
300
Consolidated
56%
60
Apr
Consolidated
Dragon Oil
250
29%. Mar
31
Jun
22
22%
1,700
22
27%
Jan
Consolidated
5%
53/4
500
5% May
7%
Apr
Consolidated
Gillies
Alloys
1.20
1.20
200
1.20
1.75
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
Electric
Jan
1.20
*
13c
57%
.
Jun.;
Jun
&
Wainwright
Webb
G
&
Products
&
Westcoast
Voting
3,000
Consolidated
5
May
7%
Apr
Consolidated
Marbenor
100
7
Mar;'
7% May
Consolidated
59
59%
125
13%
13%
13%
4.25
4.50
Western
-
I,
.
20
White
Pass
(J)
&
York
Yukon
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
AND
Uranium
Consolidated
Negus Mines.
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
1
13 % May
23%
Feb
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Mine
Consolidated
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
133/4
143/4
9%
93/4
2,275
9
35
35
80
35
90c
90c
Z
31c
90c
May
17%
17%
18
3,t>d0
97
97
100
6.50
7.60
9,881
29
29
29
100
8
8%
393/4
350
95
95
20
14%
14%
14%
925
•
12c
Jan
57c
5c
May
15c
3%c
50c
Asamera
Atlas
15,500
1.76
1.81
8,005
25c
14,500
15c
4,700
10c
Jan
1
lzc
lac
100
5c
5c
20O
Aunor
lie
5%
Copper..:
Oil
class
Gas
A.
12c
22,100
:,8c
Jan
/ 16Vic
68c
May
24c
May
;93c
11c
May
36c
Jan
7c
2,000
5c
Feb
6c
6%c
16,000
6c
May
II %c
8c
10c
2,200
8c
Feb
12c
5c
6c
5,000
3.65
-
4.05
16,280
6.35
7.20
-
14,425
;
20%
23%
24
I,075
1.16
1.39
27,400
22 %c
23c
Mines
24 %c
-
23,600
83,500
7c
May
3.25
<
Jan
6.00 May
20%
10%
.*'
Jun
90c
Apr
1.55
May
28c
6%c
6c
Feb
8%c
9c
5,500
8c
May
ls Vic
5%c
4,200
-5c
Jun
*'
11c
10 %c
12c
5,350
10c
May
"
19c
Jan
4%c
6c
2,500
4%cMar
7c
Jan
4%c
i
■
42c
5,300
41c -45c
2.11
2.00
BiWs
25,600
Yukon
Mines
Bid cop Mines Ltd
Black
Bay Uranium
2.20
12,450
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1.37
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3,300
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1.90
.
..
Jan
4,399
1.20
32 Vic
t
2.50
174,370"
,
12c
6Vic
18
1
Mines,
Donalda
Feb
8.80 May
Mines
Dome
8%c Feb
75c
Barymin Exploration Ltd.,
Base
-v54c
lie
2.99
11c
6Vic
—
1
Dome
Jan
T* 10,700
May
6.60
1
Mines
Gold
Dickenson Mines
Feb
Mar
May
32c
6.15
.
1
Mines
Devon Palmer Oils
Apr
38 Vac May
i
Pacific
Denison
Jan
22 %c
8c
6c
76c
7,539'
9c
1
Mines
Horn
Deldona
May
2.65
28c
50--Mat
-v-
7,630
40c
10c 10Vic
1
Delnite
Apr
34c
Nickel—
Bankeno Mines
Baska
-1;45*'
56c
1
1.75 May
12c
41c
luc
Oil.
Barn at
-
Jan
40c
90c
1.35
1
1
Delhi
Jun
5%c
Apr
1.06
Mines
Gold
Bankfield
2,100
4,000
6c
2%c
13c
River
1st
5%%
6,600
,
4lVicZ.
lie-
44c
.
Bailey Selburn
Banff
5%c
6c
Arcadia
Gold
900
12%'c 1'
40c
Mines
Ruffner
Aumaque
55c
Mar
„•/
Coast
Aumacho
35 %c Mar
22,670
8.8B- 9:40-'"-
Yellowknife
Atlin
Jan
50c
13,100
6.20
—1
Mines
D6er
Apr
1.07
55c
Warrants
Atlantic
6.75
18 %c
Mines.
Development...
Oil
Associated
Jun
Mar
3%c
2.95
1.25
—1
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Jun
3c
1
Pete
13 %c
50c
...
Gold
Pershing
Explorers
Daragon Mines—!
Jan
Mines.
Arjon
Croinor
May
14,100
*
Mines
Mines
Jan
45,967
5.25
Mar
"
6c
62c
May
May
95c
6Vic
1
41c
Petroleums
Area
Mines
5c
Huronian__
Ansil
Cresturum
37 %c
1.80
Rouyn
United
Jan
Cusco
4,528
Amalgamated Larder Mines..
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Anglo
Anglo
17%
4.10 Mar
—1
Lead
Jun
4,195
Oils
Anglo
14%
Jan
70c
20c
10,400
■:
-v
2.70
5.65
35c
13,500
6V2C
—1
—
Crowpat Minerals
67c
55,300
31c
7c
50c
Zinc.—
3.10 May
5.25
44c
1.17
8c
35 Vic
Mines
6.35
50c
Jan
1.30
'
1
Corvan
Jan
70c
Jan
30o
30Vic
1.26
Craigmont
Jun
5.25
Apr
71c
10,750
2.55
7
__
•
•
1
May
1.50
1
Gold__
\
;
May
6%c May
59c
45c
23c24%c
7
44
2.75
13,300
May
May
12c
1
95
700
12c
48c
4c
1.20
Jan
240
12c
Jan
6,500
9%c
Jan
2.60
4,500
Jan
7c
7c
38c
10c
•
Mining
20c
9c
Jan
Lead
Jun
1.06
7%
Coulee
15c
1.06
36%
9% May
13,984
9Vic
85
3.15
1
Anchor
Jan
3.00
—1
Anacon
Jan
35
43c
Jun
83c
' 2.65
•
Copper Corp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
2.40
12c
Leduc
11%
Jun
May
Feb
Jun
2.55
-
__
1
Mines
Petroleum—!
Exploration
Conwest
May
5c
Alminex „!
American
100
39 %c
Mines
Cons
6.50
Sannorm
West
Jan
14c
36c
30c
"
7
1.80
7Vic Jun
1,000
1
Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
22% Mar
Feb
29
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
3.30
2.40
Oil
Pac
96
Feb
59c
Apr
8,433
1
___
Poplar
20
Jun
17% May
1,400
38
95
14%
Red^
Daering
Explorations
Alberta
20,970
Consolidated
OILS
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
15%
Consolidated Rambler
Feb
1.55
Jun
30c
14%
Feb
11% May
Feb/
345
14
8
22%
35%
Mar
345
1.10
31c
12% May
Jan
.Be
32,125
98c
—1
1.50 May
Jun
19c
8c
38c
_
85c
V,
1
Jan
2.80
Ltd
Yellowknife
-
;
Jan
9%
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
1
Morrison Exploration—1
Consolidated Mosher
2
2.85
1.10
4,018
3,072
•
MINES
2.60
59%
5
!
A
98c
May
*.
!
class
30c
Consolidated
49
Feb
7c
36c
40c
39c
•
Mogul
'r.
Jan
1.20
5Vic
—
1
2.00 May
•
Electric
&
Consolidated
Jan
15%
*
A
warrants
Gas
Apr
5.50
Jan
5c
15c 17%c
; 15c
;
1
Ltd
1.05
23Vic
r
8c
„
40c
350
100
Knitting
Acme
'16 .'•■
14
50
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Zenith
Jun
4.00 May
Oils
„
Jan
1.03
May
May
36c
7
Mines—
3%c
1.07
8c
205
31c
preferred
class
1.07
8c
3%c
*
14,716
100
Industries
A
13%
14%
*
Preferred
Class
Jun
7%c
:
__
1
1.20
•
preferred
Wood
May
2.05
•
White
63%
14%
•
A
$2.80
May
3c
52%
5
common
Hardware
7c
1,000
50
1
B
4 Vi %
Jan
865
6.75
Class
55
•
:
22c
Jun
Consolidated Mic Mac
•
class
6,000
1.10
50%
•
Ltd..
Breweries
Copper
(Geo)
7Vic
2.00
1
Rei
-
...
11c
•
Warrants
Weston
12c
.
5%
25 »'
common
Canada
•
Marcus Gold Ltd
Products
Western
Mar
Halliwell
3,945
7%
trust
Westeel
5c
1
13c
53/4
7%
W_____
Trans
8,334
1
10
at
5%c
Arrow
5%
Trust
Knapp (Canada)
5c
*—1
*
Virginia Dare preferred.....
Walker
5c
—1
Lake
*
.,
Grey
,—*
Iron
Fenimore
4.25
Victoria
Jan
;
-
i
Viceroy Mfg class A
2Vic
:
1
Vendomatic
7,600
_1
Consolidated East Crest
Feb
3Vic
i
Discovery
610
31
/.Jun
12c
3Vic
—L—
54
57%
31
54
6,000
3Vic
Cadillc--.
•
*
Corp
;
Flin
Caliinaii
Consolidated
54
•
74c
——1
Mines
Gamma
Jan
11
23%
Jun
76c
12c
Con Key Mines
56%
50
50
——•
———I
B
United
27%
**
preferred
preferred
i
class A
Corps
Class
18% May
8-78
5%
25,645
2.50
*
!
i
Mines
Coniagas
21%
14%
*
A
Class B
United
Canada
of
Gas
14%
•
Pipeline new com
Acceptance
Union
20
•
*
*
*
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans
20%
Pipeline
39c
Jun
Jan
2.43
Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
8c
May
17%c
Jan
5c
May
..
7c
Feb
Volume
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(2859)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
.Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
-
Macassa
Low
Gold-Mines -Ltd-
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
3 >65
Class
class
9,800
3'Ac-Jan
A 355
18% May
4p
5C
500
Jun
35,800
1.05 Jun
130
Jun
2.00 May
2,51
Jun
Renabie
4C
-9,500
Malartic Gold fields.
1
82c
; 78c
•
-
85c
.
Manoka
25c
9c
22
'
Jan
Apr
3%CMaf';
3,008
'8c
Jun
74c
2,100
4,140
3,000
14c 14Vic
9c
4c
20c
25c
___
4c
21,300
4c
18c
l
—
22
6,060
5Vic Jan
91c
.
30c
8c
1
14»Ac
,____
_1
6c
6c
Mining Corp__
——1
60c
59c
66c
31,950
43c
43c
48c
83,180
36c
.
Martin-McNeely Mines
;
5,500
7 Vic
8c
9.95*
Consol
Lake—.
Mattagami
6 Vic
12Vic
10 -'--725-
9,700
8.80
Mines
1
Mci.ni.yre
;
McKenzie
McMarmac
•
Red
Lake
19Vic
'
l
McWatters Gold Mines..
44%
88c
Feb
Jan
Apr
6c
1,000
1.25
6c
37c
32C
39c
34,200
2.06
1.97
2.21
'•
Midcon OilMidrim
Consolidated
Ore
River
8,000
8c
20 %c
New
Davies
New
Hosco
Gold
New
Senator
Taku
Rouyn_:
into
for
each
shares
'
5c
4%C
6c
Jan
Steeloy Mining
64c
65c
6,000
9,200
8c
65c
64c
86c
Jan
42'Ac
40'Ac
12,440
35c
May
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
31c
30c
31c
6,800
21c
Jan
Sudbury
Contact
1
2,40
92c
2.00
3.00
2,550
Sullivan
Cons
92c
1.00
82,000
7c
7c
6,600
5 Vic May
2.00 May
-
2.28
90c
May
May
2.15
2.60
4,250
5c
5'Ac
14,000
5c
4c
4c
3lc
25c
common--
7'Ac
36,000
24c
24c
4,500
20 %c
24c
5,200
20c
8c
8'Ac
7c
4.70
8c
81c
5,000
5,500
11,300
Nickel
Apr
Taurcanls
Tidal
Feb
14c
Jan
10'Ac Mar
Tormont
71c
Jan
1.20
Jan
7c
8'Ac
18,574
6Vic
Jan
9c
Apr
6c
7'Ac
21c:
8,100
43,400
6c
Jun
10'Ac Jan
Transcontinental
16c
Jan
25'Ac, Jan
Jun
Jan
5c
220,150
5,195
4c
5c
5c
Mar
6c
11 Vic
47c
40c
1-55
11c
Jun
16,130
44c
40c
40c
500
40c
,
Jun
6 'Ac
Jan
13'Ac Feb
May
May
17c
1.45
1.55
23,077
1.35
Jan
54c
Feb
1.75
Feb
4 Vic
4'Ac
18C
4,500
6,000
■i
4c
Jan
15'Ac
Jun
9,000
22c
22c
30c
2.60
2.75
5c
5c
15%c
13'Ac
16c
2.80
2.77
2.90
14c
8Vic
14c
16C
3,660
14,500
:
9'AcJ
56,725
1.50
1.50
1.65
55c
60c
6,975
7.75
1
65c
8.25
8c
'800
7,500
6c%
56,250
v
3,360
5c
Mines—
55c
8.25'
58,538
26c
24,066
20c
25c
29c
26,300
31c
3lc
2.40
2.00
2.40
14c
16C
16c
•
25c
61c
400
31c
Jun
55c
8,340
10,500
3.30
Apr
11c
25c
Jan
14,500
8c
11c
Jan
2,080
28,125
30c
Jun
65c
Jan
11c
Apr
16%cJun
53c
13c
7,122
3,500
12 %c
14c
5.35
5.10
5.75
2.08
1.95
2.16
31 Vic
31 Vic
36c
10,000
10,669
10,875
66,383
45c
42c
50c
53,400
"
.
.
13%
12%
13%
6.75
_l
...
18,354
2.73 Mar
36c
Jun
1.15
6.75
340
40c
5,800
29c
•
1.09
24,430
72c
10c 11 %c
45,500
8c
Feb
35c
15c
13 Vic
30c
22Vic
1
Permo
Gas
Oil
•
Gold
Mines
1
1
Peruvian Oil & Minerals
____!
Oil & Gas
•
Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
7,155
90c
22 %c
30C
8,070
lie
11c
90c
1.05
2,400
3,900
10,337
55c
58c
20c
58c
12c
40C
7,640
35c
May
May
3.75 May
147/a
Feb
46c
Jun
6.25 Mar
Mar
45c
Apr
1.50
3,015
1.25
May
2.06
7.65
6,371
7.20 Jun
9.50
1
23c
23C
26C
1.37
1.43
97,100
34,381
77,050
71,545
»
_1
.1
1.78
1
4%c
1
1.15
Mines
*_
1 37
28c
•
68c
29c
1.86
4'Ac
5c
1.10
1.25
4,500
12,100
1,400
.1
31/jc
99c
Jan
Jun
3c
Jan
12c
Jan
9c
Jun
14 %c Feb
4.00 Jan
7.95 Mar
6.00
5.60
6.25
2,123
68c
9,100
,_1
*
Surf
64c
3%c
3'Ac
4c
7,000
85c
95c
15c
2.30
2.15
50c
16c
15'Ac
16c
1,700
1.40
1.40
1.50
17,850
_i
A
21c
18c
21c
92,300
5%c
5'Ac
5'Ac
500
12 %c
15c
•
1.02
1.00
1.15
_i
8c
8c
9c
3,500
200
Wright-Hargreaves
9,357
17,818
Yale Lead
Yankee
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Feb
6c
Mar
Feb
9'Ac
7c 10'Ac
265,600
2.98 May
Jan
22c
Mar
Jun
1.90 Jan
15c
Feb
35c
Feo
5c
Jan
8c"
Apr
12'Ac Jun
23c
Apr
95c
Mar
8c
Jun
14c
Mar
12c
Apr
7c
Jan
1.15
Jun
3c
Jan
7c
7c
1,500
5c
1
Mines
94c
94c
1.07
84c
May
May
14c
Mar
38c
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
15%c Jan
37c
Mar
32c
Jan
__1
Bear
Jan
1.26
May
1.85 May
1.40
,
80c
78c
2.33
9,632
7,850
1
class
21c
3'Ac Jun
85c
2
Inlet
7'Ac Jan
Mar
59c
1
.1
Mines
May
90c
2,000
19,000
1,200
Wlllroy Mines—
Wiltsey Coghlan
2.09 Mar
20c
Jun
9c
Western
Jan
Feb
17c
Petroleum
Feb
8c
May
61c
3'Ac
Western
75c
65c
9c
Mines-.
4'Ac May
14%c
Apr
1.86 Jun
16,749
3c
Malartic
32c
1.45 Mar
Jan
Feb
11,500
14 %c
Westburne Oil
1.80
90c
•
West
1.29 May
20c
Jan
Jan
Jun
70c
1
Western Decalta
26c
61c
Wespae Petrolems
Westates Petroleum
Jan
11c
81c
1
Weedon Mining
Lake Nickel
25C
1.71
18 %c 18'Ac
\
Mines
May
22c
2.60 Jan
18'Ac May,
16'Ac Apr
22'Ac May
11c
Jan
90c
Jun
,
4,30 Jun
42c
Apr
1.07 Jun
18c
May
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
;
'
V'1
l";
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jun
I
Friday
Apr
52c
Jan
14c
Jan
2.00
SaIePri.ce
Par
Jan
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
55c
May
75e
Apr
Asbestos
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
Corp—
•
Gold Dredging
Canadian Bronze preferred—
73c
86c
54c
Mar
8c
9 Vic
49,800
5c
Mar
52c
62c
35,050
41c
Feb
25
24%
26%
1,730
22% May
29% Mar
Dalhousie
38c
43c
3,200
38c
Jun
91c
Feb
Dominion
37c
3,400
31c
May
85c
Jan
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
34c
2.70
400
1,535
60c
5,200
17,825
14,500
46c
2,500
21,000
7'Ac Jun
56c
56c
1.62
1.55
1.67
4c
4c
4'Ac
1
1
8'Ac
8c
8'Ac
17'Ac
17'Ac
20c
4
6C
5'Ac
6c
2.60
2.60
Jun
May
6.80 May
1.75
6.00
1
91c
1.52 Jun
1.52
5.75
•
86c
12'Ac Apr
5.50
1.52
5.90
•
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
May
1.40 May
4c
Apr
Jan
1.02
Jan
2.28
Feb
7'Ac Jan
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Lithium
1
Mines
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
1
26,700
16'Ac May
5c
Jan
12c
35c
9c
Jan
Apr
Feb
2.75
1,500
2.40 May
17c
19c
2,347
9'Ac Feb
22c
Loblaw
18c
18C
18c
500
15c
32c
Mar
*
88c
90c
12,028
17c
15c
18c
*
:
88c
_1
Mines
9.50
9.50
9.80
39,685
3,022
1
24c
22c 25 %C
22,750
86c
May
May
12'Ac Mar
9.15 Mar
15c
Mar
5.15
1.15
Jan
Inc
Minnesota
&
36
93%
36'A
781
38'A
40'A
5,825
16c
16c
5,020
23
23
250
Oreille
Ontario
*
1
Yukon
Cons
22%
29
—1
2.50
Paper
•
common..
Mines
1
•
Canadian
General
Gold Corp
Zellers
__
__
•
———2.50
Price Bros
Third
93%
1,975
2,935
36
Lino
—
&
Flour
6.80
3V*
7.25
39'A
__
Inv
Trust
—
9%
*
22%
25
"
High
37% Jun
40
31
36ya May
8.30 Jan
May
6.60 May
93 ye
Jan
93%
36
Jun
42
Mar
44
Jan
14c
May
Jan
Mar
267A Feb
Jun
23
400
21
28
32
1,056
21
28%
30'A
203
28% Jun
32
Jun
39% Mar
9%
20
Jun
12%
Jun
25% Mar
9%
500
20%
200
48
40
2.05
130
9%
46%
2,599
7
7
230
43
May
6% May
53c
49c
53c
25,250
35%
35%
35%
50
24
' 2.05 Jun
43%
__
Jun
23c
May
23
20
44
Mar
38 Va Jun
48
2.05
—
_,
*
1
Range Since Jan 1
Low
S3
•
i,
—*
Oilcloth
3iya
3Jf
48
45c
32
May
Apr
Jan
55
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.30 Mar
56%
Jan
7% Apr
53c
Jun
36% May
May
1
Manitou
Paper
International Paper
Ogilvie
—100
Shares
High
3ff
31%
7.15
»
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
—•
Canadian Gen Investments.
ConsoUdated
Pend
Develop
8
Week's"
Low
___*
Bulolo
1
Airways
Last
Mar
44c
STOCKS
79c
l
4.35
39c
39c
8
9.00 Mar
Jan
1
Petroleum
4.00
22'Ac Mar
23c
4.25
358,364
10,765
720
55c
80s
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quonto
Jari
7c
2,180
46c
1.35
9 Vic
_•
—
Ltd
Queenstown Gold
Quemont Mining
21,750
9.25
38c
7 20
1
—
Producers
Feb
Jun
8.50
1
;
•
Mines
Gold
Minerals
76C
27c
46c
1
2,700
61,814
1
Royalty
Mines
15c
Feb
Jan
_i
1
Ltd-
Place Oil & Gas
Oil
13'Ac
25c
1.96
14'Ac Feb
*
20c
27'Ac
.•/—
Perron
Rouyn
Li——i" ' 13%c
i"f
-A__
_—
19c
22c
Preston
17,900
igc
Feb
Prairie
30c
1
10c
Powell
68c
28c
Zulapa Mining
15,592
141,000
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
63c
29c
246,900
12,000
14c
*
*
—1
Exploration Ltd
Peerless
Exploration
Gold
64c
l
36c
13c
1
jui,
PCE
Crow
1
1.29 Jun
'
•
basis
___i
Ore Uranium
Jan
31c
18c
Piich
Jun
Apr
32c
Feb
Pickle
37c
Apr
1
10c
Co
1.53 Mar
Jan
May
23c
Zenmac Metal Mines
1.10 May
10,000
Oil
1.55 Mar
Jan
8,250
100,100
Phillips
Apr
1,62 Mar
10c
4%c
18c
Petrol
18c
May
20c
32c
Jan
of
Paymaster Consol
&
57c
1.20
Jan
-
Jan
1.77 Jun
13,100
4%c
21c
Gold.
13c
1.46
4i/aC
4.30
share
for
12c
1.29
1
15c
share
12c
1.29
Apr
May
May
May
Jan
Yukeno Mines
19c
a
Consolidated
International
45c
1.48
84c
64c
~Z
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v
31c
Jan
Feb
3.75
on
Mar
Feb
8.35
Pax
Feb
40c
45c
19c
7.80
Pato
24c
500
17c
1.00
11c
shares
46 c
18c
7.90
exchanged into
Patino Corp Ltd
46c
1
2
6.75
May
Apr
May
8%
12c
50c
Jan
1.80 Jan
8'Ac Jan
Young (H G) Mines
1
be
9C
Feb
Patino
To
9c
__
18%
May
6.30 May
11c
Jun
1.35
Werner
Feb
18
May
36c
8,400
41c
90,293
60,900
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Canada
31c
Feb
6.75
97c
Pamour
94c
30C
1
6.40
-
Ltd
14c
82C
82c
j,
20o
Warrants
11'Ac
35c
Winchester Larder
10
3,100
notiZaZZ
Buffadison
Yellowknife
Pacific Petroleums
48,744
85c
30c
Windfall
18'Ac Mar
1.77
37c
Jan
.
1.42
11c
Jan
,
Mar
75c
74c
May
Apr
9c
61c
32c
30c
Jan
30c
8,300
Jan
-
Mar
Feb
19,100
May
1.81 May
21c
Jan
10,000
1.58
49,540
59,975
3,100
49,128
6,000
9c
5.00 May
Mar
6c
8.35
May
70c
50c
12'Ac Jun
35'Ac 39'Ac
11,810.
48,500
Wasamac
Jan
2.00 Jun
10C
'Mf
Mines
Violamac Mines
Mar
31c
13c
1
Jun
8'Ac
50c
1
-
Mines
Mar
8.25
1
Feb
Jan
6c
1.53
Uandoo Consolidated Exploration-.
Apr
•
1
Mines
'
!32c
1
Oleary MalarticOpemiska Copper
89c
Jan
May
May
8c
15c 16'Ac
1
—
1
Vespar
Jan
2.25
May
May
18c
65c
Vauze
Jan
May
May
90o
O'Brien Gold Mines
1.80
Feb
42c
May
4c
5.40
1.32
UPPer Canada Mines
Jun
3.10
30 %c
8c
1
—1
.
16c
Apr
1,100
May
4'Ac
67c
United Oils.
Jan
24%c Apr
9'Ac Jun
1.15 May
9c
Jan
2.85 Jan
'
1.44
United Reef
Jun
9c
2.75 May
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
,2.75
•
12c "Mar
21 %c
.
Mar
5,500
9c
24c
Jan
United New Fortune—
37'Ac May
Jun
2h50 Jun
31c
Beaucage
'
-
United
Jan
41c
t
8,850
*
United Asbestos—
Apr
7c
-ti
1.56
•
Ultra Shawkey Mlhesr
Union OH
.ill
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Mar
64c
-
d:v»*
14c
1
Tribag Mining OovLtdi.
Trinity. Chibougamau *_
.
28c
•
—,
May
2,000
49c
2.60
20o
Ormsby Mines
6c
13c
45c
15'Ac
4Vic
__
Mines
Ltd
Oils
19,000
11 %c
1.42
12'Ac 13'Ac
85c
__1
___.
Resources
United Keno Hill
1
Northspan class A warrants
Mines
6'Ac
16c
Towagmac Exploration
Canada Exp Ltd
Jan
36c
1.64
•
Trans
United Canso
1
Canada
6c
52c
y
30,600
7,000
l
Triad Oil
16c
6%e
.1
—
Mines
78c
5c
20c 21'Ac
1.93
1.06 Jun
•
Petroleum
8Vic
11 %c
500
18,079
6c
1
Tombill Mines Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines
16c
4c
1.40 Mar
100
Feb
26c
17c
7c
\
Territory Mining
Thompson Lundmark
Apr
75c
-
26c
Apr
6.00
1
Jan
25c
May
10c
4c
_•
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
16c
22,500
10c
5C
9c
28c
28c
18,000
90,400
5.70
35c
29c
25 %c
Mar
5.85
13c
Jun
18c
Jan
36c
6'Ac
1.42
Jan
r
31c
10,700
31,600
i
47c
Jan
26c
1
Jan
5.75 Jun
Jun
May
2,350
Mines
4.80
16c
1.25
19'Ac
Feb
1.50 Mar
20'Ac
24c
1
;
lie 12 %c
14c 15'Ac
4,000
Jan
6.30
May
4.90 May
25c
Jan
35o
9,975
26,410
1.06
Exploration
Sunburst
20'Ac May
18%c
14c
1.06
.♦
38c
Jan
—
-
lOq. ADr
5'Ac Feb
Jun
7c
7c
8c
„
6c
•
_1
-
Uranium
Sylvanite Gold Mines
May
7c
1
1
North1 Rankin
Lake
6c
__
20 %c
~
•
Exploration
Goldcrest
Oils
t
May
7C
1.35 Feb
Mar
12c
May
31c
Feb
■
.
Jan
30c
6,000
3,350
Feb
Mar
1.41 Mar
•
Jan
4c
__•
;___
Oils
lie
1
46c
25c
:
Ltd
Coldstream
of
1
1
._•
.
Oils
North Canadian
Pamoil
1.65
Starratt
1
____
Norpa* Nickel
Osisko
24c
1.50
Apr
.__!
Mines
Orchan
22c
1.58
16%
1
.
Mining Corp
Okalta
Union Oils
23c
1
:
725
1
.
:
^
Normetal
Nova
Ltd
13%
1
Mines
Nudulama
_l
Mines
Southern
r
;
Norlartic
Norvalle
Siscoe
13
I
Gold;
Mines
Northland
Silvermaque
Feb
of
V
held
five
Norcan-Oils —
Northern
Feb
13'A
——1
Nisto Mines—._
North
31c
24c 24'Ac
1
1
_1
—
Ltd".
Corp
share
North
5.75
25c
Stan well Oil & Gas
*
exchanged
Northgate
5.20
25C
_50c
Feb
1
:
?
Nipissing Mines—-.
Northcal
5.50
1
Mines
19c
1
& Smelting
Mines
Nickel Rim
NorbeaU
1
Mines
Stand
May
12% May
4'Ac May
1
Mines
Mines
Nickel Mining
•Norgold
4,187
3,896
Sigma Mines Quebec—
Silver Miller
1.64
2.04
3.25
12c
•
.
Merger
New
Acme
32,174
Silver
3.75
Mar
Jun
1
—
Mines__
New,Rouyn
Nor
1.28
Feb
49c
Feb
18c
May
625
3.80
1
10,000
Mines_w.
-ii
.1
New Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
Patino
4.25
1.40
3.50
50c
I
Gordon
1
Mines
Kelore
one
5,625
1.40
3.80
Sherrltt
13c
Newlund
be
4,000
5.00
12c
50c
Jason Mines
'TO
19c
4.75
12c
1
New
Newnorth
18'Ac
Stanrock
1.60
Mar
7c
1.67 Jun
19c
Spooner Mines & Oils
Jun
Jan
70c
Feb
23,250
4.85
Feb
•
Petroleum
New
New
18c
1.79
1
Feb
12Vic Jan
Jan
Apr
7c
Jan
•
Jan
Mar
14c
4'Ac Mar
9c
Jun
10%
Jim
Apr
l ►
Harricana
32,000
Jan
1.70 Mar
2.75
May
29c
1
^
—__
18,500
4c
42c
1
Continental Oil of Canada
6c
14c
81c
Jun
1
Calumet Mines
5c
11c
Metal
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold—:
1.03
May
1
New
Jan
5'Ac
9,700
Jun
25c
New
Jan
20C
65c
,
'k*J
New Bidlamaaue Gold
20c
Jun
10,325
25c
*
Athona Mines
May
May
13c
5c
20 %c
Exploration
New
7c
4,000
93c
6,500
Petroleum
.
22,100
81C
9,300
National
:
25c
8'Ac
4 %c
21c
National
Mines
13,000
7c
13'Ac 13'Ac
19c
Feb *
84c
22c 28 %c
*
Alger Mines
5c
9%c May
4'Ac
21c
1
New
,
22c
Murphy Oil
;_
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nealon
8.80 Jun
7,000
,_i
50o
-
—_—
1
;.
26,507
6c
38c
4,500
1.70
l
Minerals.
9.25
5C
33c
1,300
1.35, Apr
2.00 Feb
1.73
1
_;
Porcupine
Wright Irop
8.80
3.00
,
1.15 Jan
7'Ac Feb
300
1
-
1
•
May
1,300
-
13 %c
Gold
Petrol
Sarcee
Feb
70c
May
9c
78c
11c
8'Ac
1
Mines
...
Moneta
Multi
56c
25,493
1.70 Jan
37C
l
Antonio Gold
.Sand
8'Ac Jan
Jun
6,700
Jun
2.75
13'Ac
__♦
;
City Petroleums
Mining Corp
;
Min
40c
63c
60c
90c
2.40
1
20c
,
,
Apr
9,200
9Qc
1.39
T
1
•
Mining.—
Mill
Mt
44c
60c
8c
Mentor Exploration & Development_50o
Merrill Island Mining
1
Meta Uranium Mines
1
15,229
13,400
i__
51%
May
5'Ac May
32c
May
1.91 May
40c
;
14c
14c
1.03
83c
Feb
13c
41Vi May
63,600
49
60c
9 %C
2.40
Ryanor Mining
57c
Jan
16Vic 19 Vic
__
*
Medallion Petroleums™
7c
32,700
3,870
42
1
;
Lake—
Red
8c io%c
10.'Ac
Jan
73c
•9c
1
Rowan
Satellite
Maybrun
71c
Jan
1.39
1
Mines
Jan
14
High
May
43c
10c
.1
Rockwin Mines
Jan
San
Low
38c
52c
6,500
13,000
9.25
12c
Jan ;
85c
Algom
20c
May
7'Ac May
45c
1.
;
•;
Minerals
Roche
May
45c
—
Rio RUpununi Mines—
Rix Athabasca Uran
14'Ac Apr
May
Apr
5'Ac May
57c
M'ay
_
Rio
Jan
•'^6'Ac'Feb
26c
Jan
17 %c Jan
25c
May
45c
9c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•42C
J
Mines
Rexpar
Low
44%c
1
:
Reeves Macdonald
83,895
24% Jan
,
,
Shares
92c
-22
•
'4C
Matachewan
Apr
;
1.30
-
for Week
s
Raglan Nickel
2.51
19%
22
4c
Marcon Mines
Jan
1.11
.
IIIIIIl
Maritimes
31c
Jun
2.27
_1
Magnet Coris Mines_
Maralgo : Mines
Marboy..
19c
1.15
—2.53.
Uranium
6,100
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Radio re UranlumMlnas
2.40
19%-
RedLake.—
Barvue
High
4.35 Jun
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Ranger Oil
Rayrock; Mines
Realm Mining
___;2.53
B
Manitou
18,275
22c-
3 Vic
A—
Maneast
Low
3.1Q Apr
4.35,
21c
MacLeod; Cocxshutt.
Madsen
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
;
High
"3,60
c
Explorations
Maclaren
«W fc. w«k e„<m j™ 15>
Salesi
Friday
43
Jan
18c
Jun
10'A
Feb
28c
May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•No par value,
a Odd lot sale
(not included in year's range), d Deferred delivery sale (not
range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price. rCash sale (not included in year'e
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges. wdWhen delivered,
wl When Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
Included in year's
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2860)
National and Eastern List-of Over -The - Counter Securitie S
quotation
asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources- They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these- securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following bid and
furnished
(Quotations for Friday,1 June 15)
on
Par
Bid
Par
Corp
1
——1
Associates:
~10c
Abbey
Rents
Acme
Electric
Acoustics
Eleotronics
Aeronautical
Aerotest
-
Aerovox
Corp1
4%
1
Aid
Inc
13%
16 %
37
40%
4%
4%
9'
1 5%
A.
Altamil
Corn
Id1
Foods
American
Air
American
Biltrite
Rubber Co—•
Bowling Enterprise—1
American Cement Corp
5
American
50c
Cryogenics
American
Express
American
Financial
American
39%:
Co
Heritage
Int'l Bowling
American
Pipe & Construction_5
Rubber & Plastics—1
5%
Gobain
Anchor
Aneiex
1
class A_10
Corp
Anglo Canadian
Tele
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
4
Applied Electronics class A—10
Applied Research Corp
._25c
Inc
Aqua-Chem
Arden
Missouri
2%
3%
5'A
,
4%
17%
6%
7%
27'A
6
28
4%
10%
18%
,
.
10
•
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,
Properties class A———1
Mfg
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10
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc.—1
Corp
Counselors Inc
Behlen
Belle
Isle
Bros
Berman
Berns
•
25
1
5
1
Co
Bag
Inc
Hathaway
Leasing Co_
(Otto)
Bird
&
Black
Hills?
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Black
Sivalls
Blatt
Light
1
Bryson Inc—-1
&
Bohn
Machines
Business
Bolt
Beraneto
Bon
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Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowman
Bowser
Inc
$1.20
Brockway
Glass
Co
Inc.
-5
St
Shar-pe Mfg Co
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium Co-Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Buckingham Corp class A
10
1
Industries
141/8
12%
10%
'
5
12'A
Growth Capital Inc—
24
26%
Guardian Chemical
15 %
Gulf
33%
Gulf Southwest
Capital Corp
Gyrodyne Co of America
Diebold
Inc
Dlgitronics
15%
Corp
30
38
1
Inc
conv
5%
6%
1
common
4%
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preferred
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Crucible
3%,
5%..
;
Donnelley
(RR) St Sons
Dorsett Electronics Inc
10
Drexel
28
Duffy'-Mott
14%
Dynamics
Dumas
1'
Corp
class
-
6%
Dura
Inc
Corp
Duriron
15%
17
19 %
22
131/b.
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Dymtr
Industries' Inc
f
18%'
29%
8
8%
12%
13%>
18
Dynacolor
Corp
Dyna-Therm- Chemical
•
Dynamics Corp of Am $1
pfd_2
20c
20%
6
1
Eastern
Racing Association
•
Ecuadorian
5
Edgcomb
Edgerton
5
18%
1
■
26
12
8
Inc
51/4
f
31%
& Co
551/2
4%
2y2
Company
6%
__ioc
8%
25c
2%
7%
Utilities
Inc;
1
Bookbinding Corp_10c
Corp Ltd
Steel Co
Germ & Grier
2V4
'
2%
20%
223/4
EICO
3%
Eitel-McCullough
Electronic
Inc
4%
39%
42%
r
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.
9%
133/4
13
15%
.
16%
Industries
17%
12 %
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Mechanical
19% '
Melnor
12%
17
10%
113/4
Metromedia
15%
■17%
17
21
143/4
16%
Corp
1
303/4
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
23%
26%
10
111/4
43A
53%
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9%
<
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preferred
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24 50
:
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101/4
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22%
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1
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:
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4%
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5%
4%
1%
2%
8%
9%
23%
25%
7%
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19
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11
19
21
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25
293%
8%
7%
50c
4%
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preferred-
Microdot
I2V4
133/8*
111/4
12%
Co com_»
19.50
——
Inc
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Mid-America- Pipe Line Go
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21
3%
Michigan Gas UUlities Co__2.50
30%
-
18%?f
I
10
351%
Systems-!
Mexican Light St- Pwr
8%
28%
133/a
12.
32
Hydrides Inc
Metcoin Ina__
25%
24
Meredith
33 %
.
Z__ZZZ_l
43/8
3
Metal
Houston
3,1'%
A_—1
Industries
6%
Houston Natural Gas
Corp
5
Houston OH Field Materlal.Z—1
Howard Johnson
40%
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Melpar Inc
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Magnetics Inc
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Major .League Bowl & Recrea—1
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Marlin Rockwell Corp
1
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31/4
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63/4
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Hawaiian Telephone Co
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397/8
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Hajoca Corp
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12%
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93/4
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161/4
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451/8
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21
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29
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1
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1
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53
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16
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3%
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20
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30%
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12%
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18%
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4%
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American
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23%
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43
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9%
Maine
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12%
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Central Louisiana Electric Co
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35
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Cedar
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15%
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12
1
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24%
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11%
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24%
21
50c
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Alterman
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10%
21%
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6%
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10c
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4%
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Hugoton Production Co__.
7-i/s
5%
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24%
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7%
Capehart Corp
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Capital For Tech Industries
1
Capitol' Products Corp__
50c
Capital Southwest Corp
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Allen
100
Allied Maintenance Corp1—3.75
Allied
Radio
Corp
1
Allyn & Bacon* Inc
50c
Alpine Geophysical Assoc;
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class
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11
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6%
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Canadian
13%
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11
5%
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Calif
5%
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5-
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Gas
Water Service
5
4%
47%
Interstate
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10
(Texas)
.-L—25c
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3%
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Electro
16%
—8%.
10c
6 %
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3?
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Corp
El ectrad a
Ask
14'%
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14%
13
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Company
Industries
California
0
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1
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Alarm Device Mfg
10c
Albee
4%
4%
Airpax Electronics
Air work
-
10%
3%
3%
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23
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10c
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12%
20 :
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Par
.
10
9
11
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Addison-Wesley
Ask
,*v;
-
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
request;
The "National" list is composed of security*
wide. .national
distributionThe
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities which
distribution1 primarily in the Eastern
region.
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Industrials and Utilities
.
.
Electronics
Corp__
Miller Mfg CO—
Miner
Industries
1
1
lnc_=———lc
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5%
3
73/4
8%
"
6%
33/4
.
Volume
195
Number
6169
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2861)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Miniature
Bid
Class A
Systems
Mississippi Glass
6%
7%
;—1
34 V2
371/4
6%
—10c
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Mite Corp
Homes
Construction—*
4V2
Moog Servocontrols
1
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Nalco Chemical
•
Rockower
22
Transistor
60%
Treesdale
4%
11%
Rudd-Melikian
Russ
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Russell
S"afticraft
39
43
25/a
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5%
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3%
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18%
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73/8
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Science
Capital
Science
10 V2
Scot
3%
Research
Lad
16
Scott
12%
&
Foods
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Aviation
New
Jersey
Gas
281/2
30%
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81/4
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9%
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23
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39'/2
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378
Seatraln
Lines
Security
Columbian
Northwest
26 »/2
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Sealas Corp of America
Sexton (John)■ *& Co
2%
141/2
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class
3
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Drill
&
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Oxford
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Chemical
Products
Pabst
Pacific
Coast
Corp
Small
Sonar
50c
81/4
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61/4
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East
Wire
Sorg
Soroban
6%
9%
131/4
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Shore On
Southeastern
&,
Southern
California
255/a
18%
pacific
22%
24%
Southern
Union
30%
Southwest
51/2
—1
81/4
9%
31/4
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Petroleum Inc
Pearson
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Pendleton
ll'/2
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Pennsylvania Gas St Water
Penobscot Chemical
Fibre
Special
Sprague
6%
31/4
4%
71/4
8%
Staley
(A
Perini
Corp
71/2
8%
Standard
4%
1,
14
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4%
5%
6%
7%
28%
Piedmont Natl
PlerCe
St
Pioneer
Gas
Co
Rubber
PneumoDynamics
Pocket
Books
Instrument Co
Powertron Ultrasonics
7%
'8%
1
11%
13%
81/2
_1
21 %
Webster
Petroleum
Pubco
Public
Sve
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21/4
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Puritan
R
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4
9%
103/4
5
20%
22%
26'/2
293/a
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1
10
11%
Sugar
Corp
Ltd
eOc
6%
73/8
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27%
1
8
8%
1
21 '/a
23%
Fashions Corp
Products inc
1
37%
Importers
413/8
1
61/4
7%
M
Radiation
Radiation
Radio
8%
3
Inc
Corp
class A
Dynamics
Company
Industries
3%
4%
.
81/s
15
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5
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class
7%
71/4
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Remco
Fot
Register
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Home
6
r
13"I/2
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Star
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Statler
Steel
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Stein
Hall
of
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11%
19 %
21%
7
1
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce
3%
Bank
14%
59%
10%
1
12
14%
25c
6
Transit Freight Lines, 1
Research COrp class A
1
7%
8
8%
5
6
Xtra
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Corp
—
10%
93A
York
7%
Zonolite
9%
Zurn
Inc
—
Electric
Corp
42
.
161/2
171/2
19%
Finance Corp A_1
Del Corp
10c
211/4
231/4
4
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33/4
173/4
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6
5
11/8
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51/4
2'%
22
51/2
Superior Electric Co
1
Superior Industx-les Corp
,10c
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Super Market Distributors Inc.l
Susquehanna Corp
1
Swank
18%
1
Greene
151/2
6%
183/a-
l3/4
3%
' 43/4
25/8
v
41/4
5%
13
145/8
10%
1
Systron-Donner
Bank
Corp
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Tamar
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Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking
Tastee
11%
12 y4
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Indus
45/a
25c
13%
10
125/8
1
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441/2
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29%
191/2
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173A
class
A—50c
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Taylor Devices
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Co
Technical Animations cl
25c
51/2
3
5
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Telecomputing
Teleflex
Telephones
3'A
*
10
1
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Lines
Inc
class A
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
Corp
Texas Butadiene & Chem
Texas Consumer Finance
Texas Industries Inc,
Texize
Therm-O-Disc
50c
Thomas
12%
Chemicals
Thompson
1
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Betts
43A
5%
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6%(
Par
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of
46%
51
320
10
31
Meadow
31%
413A
45%
497/a
Monmouth
45
483A
Morgan
67
70%
73
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(White Plains
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*
46%
43 %
47%
240
County Trust Co——10
Fidelity
Trust
Union
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Co,.—10
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Corp (Minn),ilO
5%
.
39%
-
Natl
First
Natl Bank
First
Natl
Bank
First
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Bank
First
Natl Bank
First
Natl Bank
First
40
43%
59%
Provident
53
t
42%
(Atlanta)—10
47
51%
(Baltimore)—10
of Boston_12%
of Chicago—20
of Dallas—10
(Jersey City)_10
47
Co
(Philadelphia>,10
Westchester Natl
Girard
Trust Corn Exch Bk__10
Harris Tr & Sav 3k
(Chic)__20
Hartford Natl- Bank & Tr
Co_10
Hudson
County National Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)
8
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I_.
lo
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
,
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__l0
35
38%
32%
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35%
56
60%
42
38
46
51
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31%
31 %
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34%
34%
1
138
Tradesmen's
Bank
24
Rockland
National
(Suffern N Y)
76%
71%
26%
46%
49%:
34%
37
.
,
St Trust (Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).l2
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
53%
72
67
N
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63%
67%
61*%
175
65%
191
Bank
5
26 Va
29%
Royal Bank of Canada———10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
62%
65%
25
30
St
Co—10
69
(Wash)—10
53
of Phila—10
41
51
55%
31
34%
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
Louis
Union
Trust
79
84%
Second Natl Bank
37
40%
80
83%
25%
27%
24
27%
57%
48%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
——12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
—10
State National Bank (Conn) ,10
36%
58
62%
28 Va
31 Va
70
77%
34
38%
State
Bank
of N6W Rochelle
.5
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N
Y__5
Co
(Hackensack
54
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
50%
j
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
39
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First
First
"
Peoples Tr CO of Bergen Cnty
& Trust
Natl Bk of Passaic
Cnty,25
Natl Bk of St
Louis——10
Natl City Bank (N
First
First
45
(Chicago) 20
70%
50
Bank
—10
64
J)——6%
First
&
37
53%
47%
Trust—
Camden Natl Bk
(Camden N
Co
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25%
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of
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North Carolina Natl Bank
5
288
41
(NY).IO
—.5
Trust Co (N Y)—,i>lo
Bank
First
(N
Northern Trust CO.
Fairfield
First
Co
54%
23
49
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston
12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—6.25
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
,
41
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_—
50
Bank
111
50
<
Rutherford
(N
J)
,12.50
National Newark & Essex
18
8%
105
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
—,7.50
56%
,
46%
7
Detroit—12%
of Westchester_5
City Bank (Cleve)—8
383A
16'%
65%
61%
42
of
Community
49%
25%
57%
25
Bank
45%
(
51
(Chicago)—.—33%
New
46
23
Co
York
New
National
340
Trust
&
Trust
27%
60
Bank—,5
Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_1
Guaranty
National
68%
310
35
County Trust
of
Natl
30%
24%
National Bank
..10
41%
Bank
Brook
39%
26
Mellon Nfitl Bank & Trust
10
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
111
5
38
Co (N J)__1Q
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12% >
Connecticut Natl Bank
—„5.'
Co
351%
(Buffalo)
5
Manufacturers Hanover B & T_ 15
Maryland
National
Bank—10
50%
Ask
&
753A
Commercial Trust
Continental
Bank
Trust
National
(Savannah)
Trust Co
Estate
(Philadelphia)—10
28%
Natl Bank of Cleve.,16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY),12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co.12
Southern
I
47
70
Co
Long Island Trust Co—
Manufacturers & Traders
34%
Central
&
Trust
57%
350
Trust Co (N Y)—
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St
Louis__20
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila)
5
Camden Trust Co (N J)—.
5
Bank
51%
10
Virginia
Cleveland
49%
47
Bankers
Citizens
Companies
Ask
36
38%
61
68%
32%
9%
Street B &
T
(Boston) ,10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
39%
(New York)
15
59%
63%
Trade Bank & Tr
89
97
Trust
46
50%
24%
Union Bank* (Los Angeles)—7.5o
Union Commerce Bk (Cleve) ,10
00Va
34%
64%
22
16%
18%
Union Trust Co.
58
64%
39
46'A
45
28%
39%
42
51
New
Co
(N Y)-10
Jersey
29
8%
2%
of
Maryland.10
United States Tr Co (Boston).10
49%
25%
Co of
55%
United States Trust
38'A
(N Y)—20
113
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz),5
45
49%
5
29
32 A
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
52
56
Wachovia
Bank
Trust
&
Winston-Salem
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3%
lH/2
12
4%
5%
National Stock Exchange
25c
31/4
41/4
Range for Sales for Week Ending June 15
5
53/4
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10c
Gas
Tenney Corp
&
Company
Industries
1
Inc
Temperature Engin Corp
Tenax
23/a
,8%
41/2
1
Inc
35i/s
1%
7
Television Shares Mangment__lc
Telex
7%
311/2
10c
1
Corp
Ltd
6%
6
-
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Techno Fund
53/a
,_5
—
Freez
Bid
100
——
Talley
Yellow
Liberty Real
(N Y)
of New York
Fidelity-Phila
Inc
4
8
8%
(Newark),25
235/a
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14%
12%
6
6%
21
37
8%
13%
•
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53
7-ft
America N T & S A
Federation Ek & Tr Co
6
245/a
1
5%
Bank and Trust
273/4
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5%
21%
»
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America..,—_50c
25
Strategic
1-2%
of
1
—
153/4
See paigg. 46.
Corp
151/8
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Homes
103/4
14%
Vitro
4%
43A
19%
5
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle Laboratories
83/4
ioe
10%
3%
47%
6
I
7%
9 %
1
A
Wurlitzer Co
43/8
1
Vitramon Inc
U 3/4
Products
Hotels
Crest
10%
footnotes.
19%
6%
8%
6
1
Inc
Wear
58%
58%
Market. Co
*; 9 %
.
Corp class A
Wometco Enterprises
Conversion Co
33/4
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22
Corp
Wrather Corp
53A
17
7
Co,—.10
Wood
Work
27%
15%
•
Lt
Wolf
153/4
3
10c
13%
A—2
Co
Works
A—f
Inc
5%
5'
42
33
25%
Chemical
173/4
•
26%
29
1
Company,—a
54
ioe
Corp
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
Vitamin Pharmaceutical
Company
Electric
Wltco
40%
14%
5
(Newark)
Tenn Nat
25c
Reading St Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
20c
Redwing Carriers——1.25
Reheis
6
25c
Inc
Shack
1
.
4
50c
—
<
■-<
24%
Winston-Muss Corp
12%
37
—,12%
10%
>—
5
Purolator
Quality
6%
—1
Hamp
Company Inc
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc
Purex
103/4
6 i/b
7%
Mex
New
New
No
Alegre
91/4
luc
50c
Publishers
Punta
l
3%
6%
1
of
Public
31/4
5
1
Elec—
of
Public
19%
Corp—,*
10c
31/4
231/4
17
71/8
Co
Progress
8%
15%
61/4
Printing Corp of America,,
Producing Properties Inc
Golf
9%
71/2
14%
25c
Premier Corp of America
Premier Microwave Corp
Professional
,70%
5
Co__7%
America—
,5
Potter
147b
65
4%
<
Co——__l
,
Gas..
Wisconsin Power &
10%
5
Inc
&
Willeox St Gibbs
Sewing Mach.l
Win-Chek Industries Inc
10c
15%
ioe
52
16%
————
32%
261/4
2
com_2.50
Inc
13%
25
13%
Wilcox
44
2
Corp
—,20
Prod
Materials Corp—
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Inc——50c
Corp
of
SS
63%
30
•
Motor
Stubnitz
(L F) Co,——10c
Portland Genl Electric
Co
7%
131/4
Popell
Potash
&
:
■
23%
1
12%
Co——
58
lc
27
———
53/8
10
11
Plymouth Cordage Co—
131/B
43/4
Corp
24%
Corp__2
Playskool Mfg
Polychrome
7%
6%
Inc—50c
293/a
10%
Mxg Co—
Poor's
Co—-—3:75
Chem
Gas
26%
21/2
—1
Stevens
Natural
Plymounth
6 %
Corp.—3%
12
5%
26i/2
Lumber
19%
10 «/2
A__I
Preferred
Standard
———_1
Pickering
cl
Co
Fruit
17%
2
System
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Standard
31% "
Philadelphia Sub Water Co_3.75
Photon Inc —————1
*
7%
Inc
*
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—1
31%
6%
&
Standard
Standard
29%
Co,,l
29%
Co
Standard Beryllium
26%
1
Co Wash_10c
.,1
Gas
Electric
Stanley
Pepsi-Cola1 Bottling
48i/4
■
13%
Freight
13%
•.
Co,*
x451/4
11%
Metals
Spector
12%
5%
Co——,2
Tool
25
10c
Southwestern Electric Svc Co_1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
26%
12
Corp ——,,—,—25^
Co
Producing Co__1
Gas
9%
•
'22
1 "
Eneland Tele
13%
8V2
Supply *'
Pauley
&
Water
17%
Pantasote Co 1——„———i
,11
7»/8;,
24%
17
Nitrogen
—
251/8
6
20
23%
Southern
Papercraft Corp————,1
,1
10
5c
6%
Pargas Inc
1
ParKer-Hannifin. Corp
——•
Paterson Parchmnt Paper Co_10
Patterson (M F) Dental
21
Co—.,*
11%
.
133/a
Water
5%
20c
153/4
.
Utilities
Gas
Inc
14
>11%
193/a
Npw
;_u>.
5
173/4
Gulf
Electronics
4%
5
PoiitViprn
Panacolor, Inc
143/a
6%
Southern
Panoramic
131/4
53/4
Southern
*
19%
Oevcop—xuo
7'/8
151/2
173/4
40
!__10c
,
101/4
7
11%
27 Vj
26%
33%
16%
Pub
Weyerhaeuser Company
—7.56
Whltin Machine
Works
,12.50
Whiting Gorp
,—,—,5
173/4
•
30
i
15%
17%
A—1
Bakeries
121/4
.Light Co,—6Va
class
Capital Corp
Telephone Co
Southeastern
Southern
107/s
&
34%
16
24%
2
Products
Bank
5
Engineering
10%
Power
1
—5
Western
141/s
91/4
14
10c
Paper
101/2
Pacific
Vegetable Oil Corp—5
Packard. Instrument Co
;
.-_*
Lines
Western Power
243/s
1
Corp
5
Inc,
12%
* \
V
1
Investment
Co.__5
Line
Co__
■
2
Pacific Inlermountain Express_2
pac Mercury Electronics cl A_50c
Robinson
13%
x32JA
63/a
22
3.75
1
4%
<
Co
Cable
&
Radio
15%
121/8
Properties ——,1
Gamble
1
5%
Power
Business
39%'
'
I 3%
Pacific
A
Corp-
22
361/2
27%
123/a
Par
Skil
--2oy8
20
1
Pacific
Inc
7'A
24%
-
25%
1
Western Mass
Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
183/B
(Henry I) Co
Sierra Capital Co—
Instruments
5%
—
16%
Siegel
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
/
.50c
,
143/a
,
31%
Simplex
141/4
„
27
—
Sigma
Co_50c
Co
Airmotive
—50c
Class B
121/4
—_*
—
Brewing
Pacific
31%
A
13V8
A—_25c
class
27
class
32%
'
2IV2
—5
Victor
50c
Inc
Pacific
6%
,—*
Vernitron
21
153/a
29%
Company
Cn
21 %
23
Veeder Root Inc
10i/4
19
Shulton
Sierra
181/4
Exterminating
,
341/s
173/4
13%
'
Onyx Chemical Corp——
*
15
51/4
11
,
9
.1
31
11
!
Mf,r
33/4
10
19%
743/4
19%
Manufacturing
26%
.—10c
Mills
Inc
17
•
29V2
•*
•
Vec.tr>r
3y«
8%
1
Association
121/2
Okla Miss River Prod Line——lc
Old Ben Coal' Corp
,5
'
4
Banknote_2
Shawmut
19%
4
10
Corp,,_x_Lllc
Cement
Inc
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
•
18
Exploration—1
Fair
14
68
Power
12%
Mining Co
Industries Corp
Vanity
Varifab
5
Co—,—*
Penn
Point
20
—
883/4
18%
Telephone—.5
Inc—.
83
.
31%
"
173/4
8%
Food
17
14%
103A
7
Camp Sea
28
10
22%
15
9%
Vance Sanders &
131/8'
V2
1
Van
;
6
20%
.,,1.
West
5%
233/8
68%
1
41
,
Co class A__l0c
West
15%
Vacuum Electronics
Vahlslng Inc —,
Vallov Mould &
Iron
Vamco
Corp
'
18%
5
13
8»A
21
27%
62
.
Ocean
28%
251/2
B—1
Nuclear Chicago Corp—i
Nutone
Inc a
«
1
Nytronics
.161/4
■!
Chemical
4%
2
,
11 %
Noxema
7%
3%
6%
90%
Northwestern- Pub
43/b
63/4
Corp,,——..10
101/4
Gas——9'/a
3%
1
85
Elec,c——10c
11
18%
10c
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northern Ontario Nat Gas
*
Company——5
9%
17
14%
17
——.1
A
1
cl
—1
&
&
Amer
10 %
13%
class A_1
—
of
'
6%
9%
com.—10
9%
32
50c
Corp
Utilities
14%
29%
.,*
A
Electronic
Power
(G
13%
Const
Tube
'
5%
5
>•
Co_5
Westcoast Transmission
Co—*
Western
Kentucky Gas Co.—.5
Western Light &
45/a
Buildings
Utah
25 7/8
<<
7
13%
Truck
•
"
Financial Corp
West Coast
Telephone Co
West Ohio Gas Co
16%
Leasing Corp—,1
Realty Invest,—•
Utilities
Scientific
Wesco
4
Upper Penninsular Power
Co__9
Uris
Welch
32
10
States
4%
Corp
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(Del
Welssberg (H R) Corp
20%
{.7%
6%
~
14%
Welded
9'A
Co
,30%
Wellington Mgnt
293/4
•
12
13%
19%
'
19%
103A
28%
Webb
55%
6%i>
16%
18
1
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10
19%
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18
83/4
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& Sons
18
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Wayne-George
5'A
Servateria Corp.l
States Sugar Corp
1
United
11 %
11%
Pwr_, ,2.50
—2
Watson Bros
Transport A—l
8%
10
States
United
133/s
233/4
■.
7%
inc
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp.,.
3%
21%
.
4
»
States
United
19%
r
12
—_——1
Co—
Corp
13%
12
Corp
Scripto Inc class
21
Trap Rock———
Company—,—1
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals——10c
*
171/2
—1
34'%
Foresman
Natural
4%
Scott (O M) & Sons class A_100
Scott & Williams Inc
5
•
Scott
&
3%
*
Assocs,
Inc
Co__,
Scott
Nord. Photoeopy
IO1/4
;
48
&
Envelop
States
Unite'd
3%
91/4
.1
Corp
12%
North- Penn- Gas
31/8
10c
J),
2%
Brothers
Warshow
16 %
10
Servomation Corp
United
34"%
Warren
4%
20%
1
Co ———*
Investors of Del A,
,11
Nuclear Corp
—1
Printers & Publish,.,—1
States
Preferred
32%
5
18%
*
Illuminatirtg
United
_i
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Warner St
Swasey Co
Warner Brothers
28%
14 Va
lc
_—
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8%
8%
-
29%
File
10i/4
11 %
4
United Artisis Theatre
Circuit_l
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16%
10%
,50c
—.
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Lt
16%-
14%
..10c
Inc
El
United
13%
11
(AG)
297/a
61/2
27
Nielsen
27%
12%
r.sarings-2
Airways
233/8,
—-*
Bantam
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
Nicholson
20%
5
Inc
United
133/8,
Hampshire Ball
New York
A.—,1
Inc
Gas
253/a
14 >/a
Walnut Grove Products
cl A—2
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
ie%c
4%
_10c
Specialties
Gas
4%
23
11%
16%
Inc
Products Corp
Tucson
United
6%
8%
New
New .York
251/8
12%
Prod
'
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6 3/a
311/2
Co—5
22%
•
♦'
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Natural
6
10c
Schneider
11
>_50c
Co—1_.——1
Power
7",
141/4
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7%
2%
—2
5%
6
class
'
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53/4
Electronics
Schield
9
.
..
Ask
3%
1
22
—1
,
22
A,
Walbaum Inc
Wallace Investments
Engineering—1
Investing A
Labs
Tropical
14%
19%
Engineering —___10c
Scantlin
Schaevltz
71/2
lnc„——-i-——10c
Neiman-Marcus
16
21%-
7%
:
Trico
Corp,,1
Machines
Tubular
6i/a
•
Transconf
7Va
13
1
Petroleum
Business
6%
L
■5%
A—,——.1
Candies
Savannah Elec & Power Co
141/4
National Patent Development_lc
National
,
191/2
50c
i—
8%
—1
class
Associates
Sawhill
Class
71/2
Corp <_—_10c
Paper Co,
—121/2
Capital—
—.—~1
Croix
St
.
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26%
♦'14%
.
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~
26%
23%
1
Inc
Inc
Stover
,
8I/3C
Co—,——-——5c
Dutch - Pete,,33% florins
Royal Industries Inc
1
31/2
Oil
24%,
2%
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13%
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class
19%
„
33/4
M'fg Co—,
Bid
,_50c
Reed Inc
67%
11%
25
Trans-Coast Inv Co
5
Trans-Sonics Inc
—1
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Llne_50c
Transcontlnent TV class B_ ,2.50
571/4
12
—^1
Corp_l
Corp,——5
Corp A
50c
10 Va
18
10 Vs
1
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Products
9
Royal
13%
&
30c
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air System
.
St
10
3
—5
,
Tool Research &
4
40%
Rotron Mfg
18%-
101/4
Food
63%
•
36/2
10%
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9
Gas
3t;
1
Waddell
10
A
Corp—
17%
•
16%
Homes
56
1
Inc
Tokehn
Rose Marie
12
National
*
Tip-Top Products class
Tobin Packing CO
11%
Co--,—v.—;——3
National
Brothers
(Wm
National Aeronautical Corp-!__;1
National Cleaning Contractors-1
National
Inc__
19 VB
38%
Rorer
12V2
•
Fabric
Myers
Wabash Magnetics
63
—10
Inc
171/4
Par
,1
,
12%
32%
1
Clothes
Rockwell
9%
Company,—1.25
Narragansett >Capital
&
Company
Robertson (H,H) & Co
Timely
38%
Ask
28
Co,
_
34
-
25c
Roberts
24%
.35
Inc
11
17-
Narda Microwave Corp,10c
Narrow
Robbins
221/2
Time
(Quotations for Friday, June 15)
Bid
11
Thrifty
,
25%
15 V2
Co——
Co—:—;1
Morton Mfg Oorp,
1
Multi^Amp Electronics Corp_10c
'
Corp
Thriftway Foods Inc
Drug Stores
8%
10
Morse Shoe- inc_c.,.-—--------1
Morningstar-P.aisley Inc——1.
Mortqn Foods Inc—,——*—5
V
12 Va
—-3
Stoker
3%
10
29%
9%
Moore-Handley Inc..,.-,-^——1
Products
8V2
Par
24
■;
——1
Drop, Forging
>81/8
1
Roadway Express Inc
5%
26
*
Co
Ask
2%
Inc,
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—31/2
•
3%
Rubber
Moore
.
5%
3
Assn
Construction
Richardson Company
23
5
Racing
Bid
1
Riley
25 Vs
-
.——50c
—
Company,—1
Monmouth Park Jockey Club-lc
Monroe Auto Equipment—1
Moore
12
'
4-*-*——1
Mobilife Corp
Mohawk
23
20 Va
;—1
Inc.
Rexach
24%
10 %■
_5
Utilities Co
Foods
Revere
7%
22
Co————10
Mississippi Valley; Barge Line_l
Modern
Par
Renalre
—2
„,
Minneapolis Gas Co,
Missile
Missouri
Ask
Precision Bearings—
45
8%
1
111/4
liy4
12 Va
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13
13%
Friday
12%
1
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~
27%
1
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•
23
3y4
STOCKS
Ansonia
Camp
&
Chemical
8%
Golconda
Leasing credit
25%
143A
Missile
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Wire
73/8
"21
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Cable,.
Co_.__
'mits"—
Inc
—
Nashville Electronics
T V Development Corp,
—
Range Since Jan. I
LOW
High
3.40 Mar
70c
.
3.30
3.50
1,300
4.20 Mar
3.00
Apr
4.20
1.50
3.40
Lead Mines—
Sites
Shares
High
May
1.85 Mar
70c
75c
2,100
70c
Jun
1.70 Mar
1.60
1.90
1,100
3.50 Mar
65c
70c
2,100
1.60 May
65c
JUn
1.20
1.50
700
1.20
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
Jun
cj'-,
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'
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2862)
.
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
¥
Securities
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter
Bid
Par
25c
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
Amtrican Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Ltd—1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated
Fund
Trust—
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Mutual Funds—
1.81
5.40
6.90
4.97
4.06
all.08
7.86
1.42
4.16
4.73
7.75
3.22
9.52
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Fund
Advisers
1.9g
5.96
7.47
5.37
4.40
Ridge Mutual Fund
Blue
California Fund Inc
.
Canada
(1954)
Fund—
General
Ltd-J.
,
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
50c
—
1
Inc
Composite Fund
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Inc
Fund
Series
B—
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
Fund—
Delaware
1
1
—1
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Dreyfus
13.77
15.54
9.45
1
Inc
Fund
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can:—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
Electric, shares
—
-lc
General Industries shares—lc
9.21
12.52
12.51
6.27
Metal
10.33
8.14
6.22
8.64
9.40
Inc_,—10c
—1
Founders Mutual Fund—
*
Florida Growth Fund
Mutual Fund Inc
stock series
series
stock
48.21
Stock
York
Nucleonics
10c
10c
12.47
Penn
5.16
10.88
11.89
1
12.49
13.65
1
6.47
7.04
Mutual Fund—.—
Price
1
*
50c
6.40
Provident
17.94
Puritan
—2.50
8.27
Incorporated
Incorporated
Growth Stock
Institutional
Shares
1
Inc
12.59
12.72
4.10
Inc
Income—1
1
3.75
Fund
7.41
8.01
(Geo)
for
Fund
14.57
7.89
6.96
5.39
Research
10.52
9.44
10.26
Growth
.Corp———
1
Investing
Fund
Inc
16JL6
4.43
4.34
Roe
—1
Inc—1
——1
Corp—•
7.15
—1
11.06
Television-Electronics
16.64
Texas
a25.81
10.77
1
6.57
7.16
1
9.86
10.78
3.06
4.84
United
Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fund
1
Fund Shares.l
United
United Income
8.71
9.52
1
9.64
10.54
Funds—
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
Wellington Fund
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
,
Fund
Science
United
6.69
Investors Mutual Income Fund
10.31
11.14
Wlnfield
Investors
Stock
15.10
16.32
Wisconsin
Investors
Selective
10.18
10.88
5.26
5.68
Swap
Funds—
Centennial Fund Inc.
5.14
5.55
Congress
9.51
10.39
31.13
Inc
1
30 52
(The)
Mutual Fund—1
all.54
Keystone
Custodian
(Investment
3-3
(Low
Bonds)
Fund
1
24.76
25.72
Devonshire
Fund
Fund
Fund
Street
Inc—-
Fund
Street
Diversification
Ohio
Inc—
Street
Investors
Grade
Hampshire Insurance
28
31%
York
5
32
363/4
River
2.50
39
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) _1.25
19
21
Northeastern
Insurance___3.33%
18
23
of America—1
46
50%
Northern Ins
Co
12 %
39
42%'
46%
Pacific
Indemnity
3%
29
32%
Insurance
Y.101
57
64%
5
39
43
5
52
5
75
82%
10
90
97
Combined
Ins
Co
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut
Gen
Continental
Assurance
Casualty
Crum
&
Life
Forster
Eastern Life
Co
Group
Reinsurance
Nat'l
Franklin
Life
Life
Life
51%
4
5
24%
(Wash
D
C)_—
Capital
8.97
9.77
11.29
13.15
11.95
12.27
14.34
12.92
Inc—
5.81
5.94
Philadelphia Life Ins
Pioneers
Home. Owners
42
62
46 %
69%
Providence-Washington
10>'
54
58Vi
Pyramid Life Ins Co
_1
1
12%
13%
Quaker
5
47
51%
68%
Reinsurance
59%
2.50
4
6%
5%
4
99
10
Corp
93
150
170
City
Life
Capital
(Pa)
Paul
Fire
196547
&
Seaboard Life
of
Ins
41%
Security Ins
Gov't
&
Republic Ins Co
5
Employees Insur (D C) __4
E"mploy Life Ins (DC)_1.50
55
62 Vi
70
80%
31 %
30
34%
50
57%
47
50%
Great
American
Great
Life
Amer
Class
Gulf
Ins
(N Y)
5
Underwriters—
*
150
35
—
Insurance
Hartford
__10
Co
Insurance
Steam
38%
43%
46%
62%
Insurance
Title
United
10
Co
109
100
47
.—5
50"%
Ins
of
Co
United
U
S
Jefferson
Life
Accident..
&
Standard Life
U S
74
80%4
64
.71%
90
2
31
102
2
12
8
21
5
124
2.50
47
Security Life Ins (Ala).l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
Fire
Insurance
Life Ins
Co in
11%
12"%
Variable
65
1
Ins—5
(NY)
Co.
America
69 %
10y2
407s
*
.
(NY),
Insurance
781/4
36
10
Ins
Guaranty Co
9%
5
-.
preferred
Travelers
U S
Boiler
Insp & Insurance—
Home
160
59
5
Co
Security Life & Trust Co
$6.50
73%
5
10
...
(New Haven)
Standard Sec Life
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
A
Life
26%
22
..
1
Springfield Insurance Co
Globe
6%
681/2
27
Southwestern Life Ins Co
Gov
Co
-
25%
63
Amer
38
Surety
10%
23%
5%
Marine—6.25
5
—
8%
•
5
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10'
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance..1
St
59%
__2
(NY)
Glens Falls
Annuity Life Insur
137s
24 y8
131
507s
16%
197s
54%
32%
City of N Y.2
Westchester Fire
97
33%
108
50%
3
357s
50
1
8%
2
34
56%
10
3674
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Bid
Home
Banks
for
100.2
100.4
3.20s
Aug
Jan
15, 1963
100
Oct
Bid
1, 1962
15, 1963
100.5
100.2
100.7
100.2
3.10s
Feb
3.05s Dec
3, 1962
Sep
3 VbS
33/8s
3.15s
point
a
Cooperatives—
1, 1962
17, 1962
33/8s
Mar 45, 1963—.
3%s Apr
3%s
Ask
Loan Banks—
100
100.2
100.3
100
100.1
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s
Sep
10, 1962
100.12
100.2
101.9
100.12
10, 1964
Feb
101.4
—
98.16
10,1972
4%s
Jun
12, 1972
4%s
Jun
4%s Feb
Federal
4%s
100.2
100
100.2
100
1—
Bank
Land
Ask
100
100.2
Bonds-
12, 1973—
10, 1977
100.16
100.6
101.13
100.20
101.12
101.6
102.20
102.8
99.8
103'
104.16
101.16
101.8
104.8
108.24
103.8
102.16
104.12
Aug 20, 1962—1™
22, 1962—1
100.9
100.13
3%s
Oct
100.2
100.4
3%s
15, 1963——
July 16, 1963
Feb
100.10
23/4s
May
4%s
Apr
20, 1964
101.30
102.6
4s
Oct
20, 1964
101.12
101.20
4s
Oct
20, 1965_
101.4
101.16
4s
Dec
20, 1965
101.4
101.16
3%s
Feb
21, 1966™
99.20
3%s
May
2,1966™
98.12
98.28
4%s
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
101.28
102.12
100.30
101.6
4s
20, 1963
:
1, 1963—
99.23
4%s
Mar 20, 1969—
July 15, 1969
5%s
Feb
101.16
Mar 20, 1968—
4%s
4%s
4%S
20, 1970
Oct
4V«s
Feb
99.27
100.4
102.16
103.8
103.24
104.24
106.24
1—-
=96.16
.
107.24
97.16
107
108
102.16
X, 1970-1967
3%s May
100.14
102.8
-
3%s Apr
1, 1970
5VbS July 20, 1970——
3%s Sep
4%s Feb
103.16
96.8
20, 1974
101.16
98.24
99.24
103.28
.
97.8
100.16
1, 1971
15, 1972-1967
15, 1972
104.12
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
3%s Feb
3%s
15, 1963
100.14
100.9
100.12
May 15, 1963
100.7
4s
Aug
15, 1962
3%s
Aug
15,1962
Oct
3%s
Nov
3%s
Nov
15,1962
2%s
Feb
15, 1963
3%s
Feb
15, 1963.
1, 1963.
;
l%s
Apr
May
4%S
Nov
100.5
99.22
99.26
100.15
v
100.9
99.261 F 99.28
100.7
100.9
100,7
99.4
99.8
—
100.29
100.7
;
15, 1963
Oct
100.9
100.13
May 15, 1963
IV2S
100.7
100.3
;
1, 1962
15, 1962
4s
98.18
102.18
100.31
100.9
98.20
102.20
1, 1963
15, 1963
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
Certificate of Indebtedness—
6.42
1%S
4%s
3%s
5s
3%s
l%s
4%s
l%s
4%s
Apr
May
May
Aug
Aug
Oct
Nov
Apr
May
3%s
Feb
l%s Apr
Aug
l%s Oct
l%s Apr
4s
Bid
1,
97.24
——
97.28
102.30-
103
101.3
101.5
103.23
103.25
101.4
101.6
96.24
96.28
103.24
103.26
95.28
103.21
95.6
96
103.23
95.10
100.16
1966—
100.18
94.2
15, 1966™'——
1,
15,
1,
1,
Ask
(Continued)-
1, 1964
15, 1964_
15, 1964—
15, 1964__
15, 1964
1, 1964—
15,
1,
15, 1965
l%s Oct
point
a
94.6
101.28
102
93.2
93.6
92.4
92.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a36.24
Fd_
Ins
Corp
Life...1
(N C)
Seaboard
al6.99
Inc
new
Exchange
Co...
11%
6.35/
a9.98
a71.66
a8.07
:
10%
iv2s
8.71
Co
43
Co—
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co__*
6.46
2.92
of. N
Co
Phoenix
21%
Treasury Notes—
2.67
x7.97
Co
*
(Phoenix)
5.90
5.25
of N Y
Ins
11.41
5.62
..5
Co
Insurance
Peoples
45
9.36
10.58
Ins
4
Insurance.
General Reinsurance
Fire
Corp—5
Co__
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund
(SF)__
First
Pacific
Peerless
74%
_1
Assoc
Insurance
110
145
70%
1.25
of NY
Employers
Federal
102
135
5
10
Employers
43
,
5
Co
(N J)
Co
'>
5
Insur
Co
Inc:
Ins
32 Vi
.
13.11
16.99
34%
New
3 %s
Fund—10c
1
Ind
Growth
Federal
Funds—
8.80
12.00
5.91
10.44
5.40
15.63
9.65
5.14
4.80
193/a
44%
3i.
North
of
Funds
United
7.37
Corp class A__
17
41%
5
;
New
3.34
Fund
Inc.
20th
1
5
com
35%
5%s
11.65
Ins
AA
Fire—
27 Vi
Co
Sep 10, 1970
4%s Aug 10, 1971
4%s Sep 10, 1971
Century Growth Idv_.1Qc
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—1
Fund
Accident
&
Union
17%
5
''A"L_2 -/'is
(N Y)
Insur
4y8s
a32.74
Hie
_
Sterling Investment Fand
9.80
Johnston
7.62
13.94
36
—.—l
Fund
Fund
Stock
7.05
12.73
33 V*
Farnham
&
Balanced
Life
24
Life
Co—
Casualty
Citizens
102
Fund
(Edson B)
——
NY—2
Insurance
Citizens
103.16
100.16
100.8
103.8
107.24
102.8
101.16
103.28
1
(Medium
Nationwide
10, 1970
4.42
3-2
32%.
10, 1969
4.04
3-1
29
Apr
Stein
863%
1
Life_
Standard
Apr
9.42
80
National
43/aS
12.90
Industry
Amer
State Street Investment
5.00
853/4
134 -
5
(Bait)...
Nat'l Old Line Ins
4%s
11.83
a9.63
12.62
66 %
120
Life
Nat'l
Mar 11, 1968_:
6.63
40%
79
Fire
64 Vi
3%s
Inc—1
Smith
36
59
Merchants
54Vi
101.28
"6.68
Assurance. 12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co. 1
58 Vi
12, 1966
10.84
in
50%
57
Dec
lc
Fund
.5
4%
46 %
48
5
(N J)
4 Vas
9.92
Shares
6.64
Istel
52
Life Ins
133/B
144
3%
*
45
2
Shippers
32
102
43
Indemnity & Life Insl
10
Re-insurance
Natl
102.4
8.97
6.12
1
^10
100.30
9.48
Fund
National Fire.—
10, 1965
11.31
Research
13%
11, 1964
8.67
Investors
12 Vi
Ins
Jun
7.85
Fund
10
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
2.47
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Group Cdn Fd Ltd_
Monument
Dec
7.18
Fund
5%
Sep
8.98
135
9Vi
May 11, 1964
8.61
5
Insurj
26'/4
3vas
7.96
Life
4%
4s
a8.54
Shares—1.25
American
12
8
Inc_l
(Wash DC)—1
(Galveston)
1
3%s
Clark—
&
Stock Fund Inc.-—1
Common
100
1
24
Companies
Scudder Stevens
Selected
National
29%
10
Ins_
(Newark N J)„2Vi
Co
Life
4VbS
7.20
Lincoln
of Va„
Life
Mass
al7.28
6.87
25%
12%
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
Canada
of
73%
22%
Penna—5
29%
Assurance
Mar 11, 1963
Nov 12, 1963
Fund
68
11
Nat
Boston
29%
(Birm)„2
25
Mercury
Beneficial
25
1
Amer
Bankers
Liberty
Ins—
3%s
6.07
Boston
Ins
Amer
27%
2
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co
Lincoln
72 Vi
66
42
25
5
Life
Fla)
Home
American
Co_1.50
Life &
36
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty
;
1
(Jacksonville
American
Insur
al2.29
10.34
of
Heritage
25c
Fund_lc
America
General
American
'
Ask
10
(Va)__5
of
Co
25 Vi
9
American
23
Assurance
11
21
Scudder
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
20
—5
2.44
2.26
lc
preferred
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
conv
5.84
Ltd—
Growth
$1.25
American
2.59
2.22
5.31
1
1
Inst Foundation Fund—
Life
Federal
6.37
x9.63
1
Income Fund
Investors
22
9.04
Inc
7.26
Income Foundation Fund Inc_10c
Inc
19
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
9.94
13.40
7.44
Boston
American
10.27
9.84
Fund
12.07
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
7.01
9.37
(T Rowe)
Fund
18%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
all.99
Securities Corp
Fund Inc..
Pioneer
16 Vi
Interstate
Securities
Pine Street Fund Inc—,
14.52
6.80
6.87
Trust
1
Philadelphia
a23.27
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Group
Fund
Street
Square
Peoples
7.83
1
lc
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
Investors
11.55
Inc
Fund
Inc—
H-C7
Series H-DA—
Investment
10.57
Oppenheimer Fund
11.99
al8.47
of
1
Fund—i.—.—1
Fund
1
——lc
shares
Co
William
35 Vi
Hanover
Inc
Shares
32
Hartford Fire
Chemistry &
Electronics
Putnam
Industry Shares Inc—1
1
Investment
al3.59
New
3.15
Southwestern -Investors
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Institutional
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
9.11
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—__1
6.52
10.10
of
8.18
Sovereign Investors
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Fund
7.19
11.29
8.10
P Fund
Putnam
6.04
4.55
11.52
8.60
Income
6.58
10.44
Fund_.
1.81
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Funds
7.77
Series
Horizons R
Securities—
Series
7.11
1
1
England
New
Aviation-Electronics—
Hamilton
5.78
6.04
6.15
Petroleum
3.70
7.46
4.03
1
Growth
3.39
6.83
5.29
Inc..—
Stock
Growth
New
One
Series
Series
7.75
4.89
5.93
1.66
4.96
al4.58
Common
Stock
10.14
15.10
11.23;
5.43
1
—1
1
Series
Preferred
10.34
10.28
3.68
5.53
-1
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
12.95
1
14.30
47.73
1
Equip
11.98
1
Dividend
Fundamental Investors
Corp
General Investors Trust
1..
Series
Income Series
6.25
Capital
1
Corp
Series
Bond
6.71
6.62
8.19
Electrical
Investors
14.44
1
Group
"2.68
21.67
Balanced
-lc
General
2.53
17.72
Fund of America Inc
Utility Series
al2.86
20.00
Revere
lc
—lc
—lc
Series
3.75
1
16.14
7.66
7.53
National Securities Series
Funds—
Custodian
Preferred
9.00
National
6.59
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Liberty Life Assurance
67 Vi
102
Bid
Par
96
Eagle Fire Ins
.
Ask
61
5
Continental
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
18
7.03
13.43
11.10
16.59
1
5
-1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Common
8.19
Mutual Trust Shares
7.64
Bond
14.40
8.15
10.77
Franklin
6.03
11.31
9.85
Florida
5-50
6.97
13.32
3.47
7.50
4.52
13.89
2.66
2.38
22.50
10.46
9-46
9-28
7.07
8.31
2.87
2.97
20.59
9.60
9.67
6.04
2.72
7.09
14.81
10.00
16%
3.97
2.26
6.49
8.83
9.70
9.15
2.72
2.07
13.25
13.55
10.77
8.85
1.93
i-1.72
-
Mass
10.97
9.85
8.88
3.21
Bid
3.50
Insurance
American
2.24
2.94
12.12
Units of beneficial interest—1
Morton (B C) Fund—
Growth Series j.
Insurance
Series
.—*
Mutual Investing Foundation—1
Mutual Invest Found Growth—1
Mutual Investment Fund
1.
Mutual Shares Corn
1.
10.04
Life
Bankers &
2.05
shares of beneficial int—331/3C
Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
Massachusetts Life Fund—
8.92
11.67
5.69
——-lc
shares
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Amer
a26.24
al4.12
Paper shares—lc
Petroleum shares
———lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
15.05
16.81
25c
Fund
5.52
11.08
Federated Growth Fund
Capital
5.71
5.04
11.27
al7.42
Fund Inc——:
Trend Fund Inc
13.95
5.21
14.71
10
20c
Fidelity
Fidelity
Fidelity
12.90
10.34
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Electronics
3.95
13.46
11-09
11.44
4.72
:
12.86
3.61
Inc—1
Investors
Insurance
Life
50c
50c
Investment Corp—1
Fund
Stock
11.79
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Over-the-Counter
Howard—
Balanced Fund
11.84
10.35
&
Eaton
20.46
10.85
14
3.52
10.68
Income
Diversified
De
*
Investment Inc
Fund
1
Western
Crown
18.75
11.63
8.42
,
.
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century Shares Trust—
1
Chase Fund of Boston—--,--1
Chemical Fund Inc—50c
Colonial Fund Inc—
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Concord
11.58
11-41
5.74
__™~1
Inc..
Canadian Fund
10.14
8.43
1
50c
1
1
Investing
Street
Bullock Fund Ltd.-
9.42
4.76
9.93
Inc__l
Fund Inc new
Boston
Broad
8.62
4.35
131/8
4.55
5.14
Par
Aetna
9.72
10.64
1.56
1
Ltd
Ask
8.90
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Lazard Fund Inc
—1
Lexington Income Trust—
1
8.59
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Bid
Mutual Funds—
Par
Keystone Custodian 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
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, June 15)
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Rate
a67.71
al3.78
Dated
3.15s
10-
Ask
Rate
Bid
Ask
100
100.1
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.4
100.6
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.3
100.5
Bid
Due
7-
2-61
2-62
Due
Dated
Bonds) _1
Bonds)
1
21.73
23.71
Second
15.17
16.49
Westminster
Centennial
Fund
3.10s
8-
1-62
100
a8.82
Inc..
Inc
Fund
al3.82
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
3%s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
100
100.2
3.20s
Priced
100.2
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3.10s
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
100
100.2
33/aS
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.4
100.6
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Bid
1992
Ask
Bonds—
.1992
4%s
101%
104%
100%
101 y8
Mueller
102 %
New
100%
104
101%
101
104
105
110
5V2S
94
97
Pacific
1982
Southern
Electric
43/8s
Container
Corp
Ohio
El
Paso Natural Gas
Ferro
Corp 3%s
5%
100%
.1987
100%
101%
100%
3%s
1975
51/4S. ,1977
Power
Steel
&
Lgt
95
95%
97
99
108
4%s_. 1992
5 Vis
Sheraton Co of Am
ww..
112
101%
102
107
93
100
Sperry Rand 5Vis
1982
ww
99%
.1981
87
89
Textron
1976
92
96
.1977
107
111
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s. 1982
Underwood Corp 5Vis
1971
.1982
175
.1984
101
.1977
94%
Utah
95
1981
98
101
67
7C
S Industries
5s
1982
1971
5s
4Vis
1970
5 Vis
105
1981
Amer
Westcoast
-
1971
Power
Wisconsin
4Vis
Trans
101%
58
106
Trans
101%
108
.1992
U
Treasury Bills
Ask
1992
5Vis—
Telephone
1988
4%s_. 2002
99%
113
101%
95
21, 1962
99.977
99.981
Sep
21, 1962
22, 1962
99.969
99.974
Sep
27, 1962
Jun
28, 1962
99.936
99.942
Oct
4, 1962
99.880
99.885
Oct
11, 1962
99.828
99.835
Oct
15, 1962
July
5, 1962
July
1967
.1975
Gas
Bid
Jun
12, 1962
July
15, 1962
99.798
99.805
Oct
18, 1962
July
19, 1962
99.771
99.778
Oct
25, 1962
July
26, 1962
99.719
99.728
Nov
1, 1962
Aug
Aug
Aug
2, 1962
99.665
99.675
Nov
63
9, 1962
99.609
99.619
Nov
100
115
99.567
Nov
99.512
Nov
29, 1962
101%
98
Aug
Aug
90
95
Sep
Sep
97
103
Sep
99
90
101%
91
101%
99%
—
23, 1962
99.501
99.298
99.237
99.178
99.125
99.088
99.065
99.0U
98.957
98.896
98.842
98.780
98.734
15, 1962
99.556
Bid
8, 1962
:
_
1969
5s
.1977
Tenn
83
1977
5s
ww
Southern Bell Telep 4%s__. 2001
Southern Calif Edison 4Vis. 1987
100%
78
1973
Petroleum
Pacific
Phoenix
.1992
4.40s
102%
1037/a
Jun
Brass
(Commonwealth of)
102%
United States
Ask
101%
103 y2
Zealand
.1975
%
4%s
Gas
Mountain States T'el 4y2s
-1979
Columbus &
Bid
Milwaukee
101%
.1994
11-1-61
16, 1962
23, 1962
!
30, 1962
99.448
99.461
Dec
99.396
99.409
Dec
99.340
99.352
Jan
99.295
99.316
Apr
15, 1963
15, 1963
_
13, 1962
13, 1962
20, 1962
-
6, 1962
6, 1962
—
I
i.
98.680
98.621
98.359
97.592
Ask
99.311
99.259
99.196
99.144
99.108
99.085
99.033
98.980
98.920
98.867
98.806
98.761
98.703
98.640
98.376
97.617
95
FOOTNOTES FOR
102
94%
102
•No
New
par
value,
York
a
Stock
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
195
Number
6169
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2863)
47
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearigns
pared with
based
us,
the
a
this
week
will
show
a
decrease
com¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
on
Complete and exact details of the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
We
cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Preliminary figures compiled by
year ago.
of
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
16, clearings from all cities of the United States
Our
year.
against
preliminary
this center there is
1.9%.
totals
$31,674,660,074 for the
a
stand
at
$30,941,634,098
week
same
loss for the week
last
in
1961.
ended June
At
9.
For that week
there
was
an
ending Friday of
larger by
by 9.9%, and
The Chicago
6.8%; the St.
increase of
Minneapolis
In the
an increase of 10.3%, the bank
clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 13.6%. We group the cities
New
Ending June 9—
1962
York
_—
,.1,476,244,716
._
St.
City
Louis
San
+
all
cities,
cities,
five
days
day
one
Our usual monthly
in the New York
+
424,729,016
+
shares-
S.
is appended.
The
1961
1962
6,308,000
35,309^466
.
York
also
of
>...
January
February
March ;
1st
Quarter—.:
April
-_r.
May
.'
The
,
•
215,497,672
299,946,967
i
7th
'8th
65,255,742
101,775,900
57,291,287
110,987,380
96,950,136
68,826,830
+
8.7
664,204,460
+
10.6
683,480,925
690,575,442
619,132,787
1,453,489,724
+
8.5
543,711,811
543,266,588
+ 14.2
1,342,321,486
1,341,011,468
27,173,069,086
+ 12.1
25,126,100,342
24,433,282,712
12,314,023,827
+ 10.3
11,520,128,053
11,538,118,539
Richmond Reserve
661,697,537
District of 0.1%, and in the Atlanta
Reserve District of 5.3%,
The Chicago
Reserve District
has managed to enlarge its totals by 8.2%; the St. Louis
Reserve District by 4.7%, and the Minneapolis Reserve
District
In the Kansas
by 5.5%.
the totals show
an
Reserve District
City
increase of 7.0%; the Dallas Reserve
District of 10.3%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
Dis¬
trict of 6.6%.
in the
1962
1961
$
1 v
$
4,891,837,087
"
/.'
,
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
$
$
4,741,441,391
3.2
4,221,654,898
4.009. 476,152
75,749,329,046
4.6
62,462,802,175
5,317,509,608
7,103,004,092
54,759, 760,892
5:333 346,369
t>*.#
79,242,872,645 ; L
* 5,988<893j244
<
>■
Inc.
5,700,103,265
5.1
"
7,636,164,528
7,141,650,019
6.9
8
"
4,125,774,754
4,125,243,175
0.1
Atlanta—.
16
"
7,392,710,859
5.3
Chicago-:
31
M
"
"
12,286,034,705
3,707,725,271
3,523,558,127
8.2
.7
7,782,907,288
13,297,652,453
3,883,474,288
5.5
3,124,491,086
3,075 ,159,821
4,752,654,294
7.0
4,376,864,056
4,345, 217,434
St.
;
:
Louis
._—
16
11th
12th San1 Francisco——-
Dallas—
York
New
'•
3,716,089,765
5,087,322,030
11
-
•
'
-
11,355,017,556
•<3,458,654,720
4.7
3,637 293,640
10,857 ,482,356
6,250 ,709,008
3,259 ,134,342
5,871,985,410
\
5,325,261,965
+ 10.3
4,799,709,897
4,639, 736,235
^
7,571,883,908
+
6.6
6,629,760,386
6,475, 755,319
173
149,596,211,245
cities
142,017,596,025
+
5.3
123,5077007^607
113.520,659,319
72,650,151,250
■'
~68,455,985,055
+
6.1
63,055,180,759
60,608,268,647
I
City
>
6,877 587,751
3,643,211,096
7,014,328,037
8,071,237,753
r'
"
18
u:
Total——
Outside
'
14
^
75,886,965
of bank clearings for leading cities for the
May and the five months ended May 31 in
of
+ 10.0
739,570,360
15
course
month
709,041,341
690,959,309
727,459,296
gain of 4.6%; in the
X 13
—
—
70,968,740
~
681,082,145
796,382,311
1,660 ,449,218
14 cities
9th Minneapolis
40th Kansas City
231,496,751
_<•
a
10
82,449,890
_;—
1,636,650,614
30,467,240,910
cities
•-
v
65,793,447
190,180,939
1,592,132,494
671 ,707,827
"
!
—
6th
65,715,223
1.317.138.727
6.8
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
Richmond
118,034,886
68,482,247
—
Cleveland
60,533,354
9.2
+
3.2%, and in the Philadelphia
r"
Philadelphia—————
S2,803,996
66,131,993
,.
„
Boston__:
5th
83,253,414
•
+
1,832,825,569
,■,«* v.,
4th
63,932,362
1,401,679,040
805,621,682
1,395,907,867
May—
Federal Reserve Districts
3rd
89,108,085
80,883,432
____
1.107.906.726
1,424,719,616
9.9
13,587,843,970
Reserve District of 5.1%.
1959
13,360,662,188
+
+
803 ,607,130
,,t
1960
14,028,984,286
835,847,902
760 ,000,384
City
1st
.
$
844,230,154
1,086,721,483
trict the totals register an improvement of 6.9%;
—-Number of Shares
$
1,393,833,829
"
__106
Boston Reserve District of
of
'
1959
1960
908,097,874
,
9.0
furnish a summary of the clearings for the
May. For that month there was an increase
body of clearing houses of 5.3%, the 1962
Month
+ 11.9
+ 13.0
the 1961 aggregate of
31,445T06
Dec. %
804 ,864,933
6
2nd New! York——
is indicated in the following:
1961
and in the San
+ 13.6
"
10
to
;
Kansas
1,445,725,652
the entire
$183,171,000 $140,817,000 $648,310,800 $739,202,100
1962
the
gain of 10.6%.
15,296,162,367
1,154,913,713
9
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the five months of 1959
1962
In
a
1,531 ,061,217
1,958 ,044,477
"
7
Francisco
New
Inc. or
$
aggregate of clearings having been $149,596,211,245, and
$142,017,596,025. In the New York
498,673,003
2,000
bonds
8.7%.
totals record
of
increase
10.0%, and the
918 ,649,436
"
Dallas _J
of
1961
391,740,794
government—
Total
of
an
of
1,259 ,065,838
"
17
4
San
We
Bank
8,4~l6~000 -1
records
1,633 ,574,839
"
10
—
Kansas
month
re¬
-Five Months-
96,950,136
"
2.3
—
$174,755,000 $134,509,000 $613,001,400 $707,755,000
government
District
the
1961
17,374 ,804,851
"
6
—_
1
11th
detailed statement of transactions
110,987,380
misc.—
International
U.
_—
Reserve District the totals record
&
Foreign
Minneapolis
City—
—
._
12th
Bonds—
Railroad
St. Louis
9th
4.3
—
Chicago
10th
2.3
—
Atlanta
8th
1.8
Richmond-;
Outside
1962
of
Reserve
975,303,367
1,091 ,410,760
"
9
7th
4.3
—
$30,941,634,098 $31,674,660,074
-Month of May-
Stocks—
District
Dallas Reserve District of 8.5%,
$
9
6th
sults for May and the five months of 1962 and 1961 follow:
Number
Reserve
Louis Reserve District
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
cities
7
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
0.9
—
York
New
4th
2.4
Stock Exchange
Description-
(including
Francisco Reserve District of 14.2%.
1962
Total
Total all cities for week—
♦Estimated.
'-
V.
12
3rd
2.3
663,847,132
$29,819,343,450 $30,502,464,650
i
1,122,290,648
1,172.195.424
>>
Boston
2nd
2.5
—
$24,207,890,210 $24,641,487,540
5,611,453,240
5,860,977,110
Week Ended June 9—*
1st
1.0
+
866,877,469
680,097,449
.
cities, five days
cities, five days
Total
All
430,300,000
428,579,583
—
Baltimore
Ten
1.6
477,786,343
*.
Federal Reserve Districts
3.2
466,922,849
Cleveland
Other
+
+
888,532,000
i
•
3.3
—
841,997,112
434,800,000
-
Francisco
Pittsburgh
1.9
8.1
—
505,023,587
521,186,502
____
—
1,606,835,297
1,169,000,000
*1,130,000,000
855,884,416
Boston
in which they
that
appears
1961
$17,325,642,695 $17,655,091,584
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas
ter
it
13.0%; in the Richmond Reserve District
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 9.2%.
City Reserve District
was
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
this
District
an
are
12.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $30,467,240,910 against $27,173,069,086 in the same week in 1961.
Outside this city, there
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Reserve
trict of 9.0%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
which
give the final
and complete results of the week previous — the week
able to
are
we
from
and
in the New
this city) the totals
improvement of 13.6%; in the Boston Reserve
District of 11.9%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
statement, however,
present further below
we
located
show
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 2.3% below those for the
week
are
York
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the
above, the
June
corresponding
according to the Federal Reserve Districts
each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
;
(000,000
,
CLEARINGS
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
—;—Month of May-—
Omitted)
1962
1961
1960
1959
IN
MAY
Jan. 1 to May 31—
1962
1961
1960
52,912
363,485
342,463
292,509
We append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the five months for four years:
272,820
23,520
1959
•
New
York..
76,946
73,561
60,451
Philadelphia.
5,594
5,296
4,912
4,949
25,902
24,015
23,688
Chicago
6,456
6,284
5,562
5,353
29,391
28,466
27,360
Detroit
Boston
■
3,321
3,421
3,243
18,518
16,537
15,759
3,972
..
3,353
3,839
3,790
3rd
3,128
3,077-
19,524
17,763
16.296
15,361
Philadelphia"
2,787
4th
Cleveland
2,718
2,620
14,465
12,981
13,645
12,673
5th
Richmond™
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
3,176
18,175
15,473
17,611
16,406
.1
15,001
2,782
Pittsburgh
Kansas
2,601
2,281
2,235
13,783
12,212
11,531
2,168
.
2,009
2,102
2,115
10,370
9,555
10.297
City
2,369
2,216
2,052
Louis...;
1,924
1,910
1,749
1,658,
2,431
2,325
2,064
2,037
11,504
1,726
10,869
9,452
Minneapolis.
Houston
....
2,337
2,000
....
2,161
2,101
2,060
1,836
Atlanta
1,956
Baltimore
1,776
11,423
10,116
10,709
9,299
<
10,603
10,143
10,348
8,949
8,708
8,309
9th
10,713
.!
9,990
9,859
10th
Kansas
9,211
8,711
11th
12th
San
9,763
I 9,386
V
8,860
1,977
1,753
1,755
9,001
8,730
8,376
1,385
1,315
7,396
6,734
6,713
1,156
1,048
1,012
5,067
4,997
$
+
.
19,365,597,436
6.2
302,650 ,953,837
282,202,834,259
"
27,749,144,877
25,891,069,359
+
7.2
25,638 ,046,226
25,402,423,592
"
36,846,565,244
33,686,557,965
+
9.4
34,959 ,251,193
33,231,442,927
"
19,222,823,851
18,578,361,564
+
3.5
16
"
9.2
31,177,214,856
"
34,543,137,624
56,113,353,920
+
31
37,704,512,304
60,354,545,214
17,532 ,499,199
33,904 ,167,126
+
7.6
55,559 ,613,794
52,414,077,524
16,125,088,863
13
-
-
-
'
17,501,878,350
1
18,692,747,738
17,361,516,675
+
7.7
16,991 ,987,076
"
"
17,539,950,015
24,641,377,690
16,417,897,797
+
6.8
15,219 ,651,855
22,963,835,497
+
7.3
21,506 ,916,174
21,761,936,088
11
"
28,351,891,119
25,134,626,067
+12.8
24,187 048,070
23,458,276,129
18
"
39,111,534,057
35,397,074,544
+ 10.5
33,597 ,487,791
31,873,814,632
173
cities
708,068,285,943
660,717,761,004
+
7.2
602,193,387,484
569,570,406,906
344,582,915,655
318,254,095,639
+
8.3
309,683,427,075
296,750,335,994
7
16
-
-
-
Francisco
" 7
14
—
—
II——
City
-
.
*
15,055,822,250
952
919
5,039
4,526
4,591
4,436
1,227
914
6,404
5,905
5,923
918
948
5,291
4,713
4,641
-
4,746
1,016
Total
5,009
991
1,265
1,108
Seattle
5,273
1,045
1,391
..
Orleans
352,813,511,925
20,445 ,765,143
8
"
Minneapolis
6,427
1959
5.7
15
—
-
Louis—
St
1960
or
+
21,816,818,067
'
374,796,426,688
Inc.
Dec. %
8,327
1,425
1,077
..
Louisville
8th
$
23,056,767,146
"
10
-
_
—
Dallas
'
1,539
.
2nd New York
11,285
„
1,949
..
Cincinnati
Richmond
14 cities
-
1961
$
Five Months
Five Months
Five Months
"
1962
-
2,976
Fran...
Cleveland
New
1st
3,924
.....
Dallas
St.
26,289
<
Five Months
.n
Federal Reserve Districts
4,158
Boston
San
mm
4,619
;
Jacksonville.
1,347
1,293
1,252
-1,236
6,680
6,391
6,496
1,153
1,086
1,034
1,144
5,331
4,875
4,954
4,742
1,361
1,317
1,265
1,112
6,586
5,726
5,716
826
785
763
4,359
4,027
3,750
1,042
916
874
5,390
4.913
4,459
857
748
724
4,329
4,059
3,680
3,630
638
4,110
3,661
3,476
3,181
3,257
;
4,313
929
City
3,831
1,116
York
5,297
896
New
6,256
Portland
Outside
3,032
...
Birmingham
Omaha
......
Denver
St.
Paul.,..
Memphis
861
...
Buffalo
712
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
615
3,366
3,163
768
706
593
620
3,638
3,270
2,907
2,977
January
827
884
835
722
4,057
3.914
3,803
3,366
February
786
732
680
607
3,847
3,495
3,193
3,080
139,048 132,068 114,317 104,855
10,548
9,949
9,190
8,665
657,202
613,500
556,639
526,180
708,068
660,717
602,193
569,570
344,582
318,254
309,683
296,750
.
...
Tot. 31 Cities
Other.
Cities
Total
AH...
149,596
NYC
72,650
We
now
142,017 123,507 113,520
68,455
add
63,055
our
60,608
50,866
47,217
45,554
-Month of
Maine—Bangor
Inc.
5
3,839,133,012
18,382,795
'11,152,213
or
+10.1
33,621,846
18,200,003
River
66,036,474,251
+
12.5
60,759,860,057
56,566,894,429
+
7.4
2.9
68,627,922,012
66,686,132,274
+
2.9
396,007,179,329
5.7
189,289,500,954
122,692,985,650
+ 13.9
203,675,864,122
68,256,900,283
60,508,609,630
+ 12.8
142,017,596,025
+
5.3
72,650,151,250
68,455,985,055
+
6.1
"660,717,761,004
+
7.2
"344,582,915,655
318,254,095,639
+
00 r>
Months
1962
1
to
May
$
95,743,177
87 657,534
+26.6
~
194,475,656
2.2
17,611 361,141
83 414,779
+
—
1.0
18,518,715,184
88,957,707
172 133,410
(14
cities)
56,329,950
51 551,947
5.8
36,075,717
37 273,539
+11.1
91,943,950
85 940,277
89,717,877
74,259,481
+
9.7
473,007,910
+
2.0
361,085,355
338 ,585,879
290,667,280
280,150,624
+
3.8
1,343,131,167
1,270 705,261
117,852,833
+13.3
27,235,000
187,924,700
+
202,290,700
+
7.6
605,584,722
128,061,500
971,952,100
546 097,560
29,757,100
Island—Providence-
Hampshire—Manchester
7.9
—
133,486,612
;
—
7,986,454
18,054,729
98,430,435
75,753,621
Springfield
Worcester
12,103,665
7,522,352
Waterbury
+
+
+
7,6
17,821,857
17,143,725
+
4.0
91,703,051
77 ,533,605
4,891,837,087
4,741,441,391
+
3.2
23,056,767,146
21,816,818,067
9.3
412
-Week Ended June 9——
31-
1961
20,049,725
Bedford
Total
74,288,082,053
4.4
141,457,231,801
Dec. %
17,874,650
42,569,160
Lowell
New
9.8
116,726,660,185
418,726,053,823
139,746,020,875
___
-Jan.
$
3,92*. ,453,536
Holyoke
Rhode
137,823,287,343
708,068,285,943
Quarter
»
Total
1961
19,682,493
Portland
Haven
$
+
.
149,596,211,245
April
1st
May—
1962
Massachusetts—Boston
New
Dec. %
•
$
145,599,313,743
—
Total
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Connecticut—Hartford—
Inc. or
1961
1962
151,271,225,223
121,855,514,857
March
43,390
$
New
Inc. or
Dec. %
v$
detailed statement showing the
figures for each city for the month of May and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended June 9 for 4 years:
Clearings at—
Fall
1961
1962
$
656
-•>
-Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All-
666
Washington.
Milwaukee
compilation covers the years by months for two years:
Month-
697
Nashville
Outside
757
'i
The following
609,035
Inc.
1962
or
1961
$
Dec. %
9.2
Inc. or
Dec. %
8.3
1960
1959
$
$
4,104,852
4,250,017
4,981,465
4,599,728
+
+ 13.0
9,320,440
8,027,315
+ 16.1
8.425,906
8,635,502
+
5.2
876,451,345
777,989,122
+ 12.7
733,435,577
673,218,706
+
6.6
4,047,473
4,063,433
0.4
3,630,448
3.930,920
+
+
—
—
9.3
3.2
1,692,326
1,548,684
+
9.3
1,783,636
1,554,280
7.0
5,416,624
4,534,568
+ 19.4
4,059,775
4,037,445
+14.6
23,661,436
20,216,463
16,482,221
+ 17.0
15,528,938
15,909,561
67,500,143
57,800,495
+ 16.8
58,776,483
52,043,067
29,831,366
26,482,775
+ 12.6
24,251,315
26,111,273
37,906,600
+
+
18,226,804
6.6
+
5.7
+ 10.9
116 428,900
+ 10.0
925 525,200
+
+ 10.6
13,949,347
12,939,145^
i
5.0
45,789,000
49,567,100
7.6
36,510,800
+ 18.3
4,492,938
3,991,463
+ 12.6
3,640,797
3,693,638
5.7
1,091,410,760
975,303,367
+ 11.9
908,097,874
844,230,154
+
—
*1MWW «WWW
n»
48
.7
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2864)
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
*
-Month of May
1962
-Jan.
1961
$
$
dealings at—
Inc.
to
1
-VVeek Ended June -9
May 311961
Inc. or
Dec. %
1961
1962
$
1962
or
Dec. %
$
"'
Inc. or
^
„
.
,
Dec. %
1959
1960
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York■
New
York—Albany....
:
Buffalo
Elmira
Jamestown
New York.
246,097,306
697,391,411
15,571,023
21*296,216
76,946,059,995
.
Utlca
;
New
Jersey—Newark.
Northern New Jersey
<< +
Total
t
2.9
4.6
1.1
152,730,752
36,546,902
'1
*
465,462,334
~
5,334,501
Lancaster
i
24,245,628
23,128,692
Lebanon
I
t,
35,029,988
8,434,959
10,968,299
45,916,857
9,332,603
5,594,189,000
Philadelphia
Reading
15,301,775
33,675,795
Scran ton
s
Wilkes-Barre
»■
York
Hazleton
6.5
' +
'
-
+
4.6
+
;
7.9
11.7'
-
+
9X4*767355
5.1
'7-6
r
813,511,925/'
374,796,426,688^
3,116,393
4,736,759
,16,879,396,940
63,130,347
.' 33,617,122
+ 30.4
'.+10.0
35,559,845
135,738,992
2,918,659:
*
+10.3
3,977,099
14,859,045,259
52,484,868
30,568,493
+19.1.
-
,
,
3,648,657
-
+13.6
.
.
''45,603.572"
47,058,520
+ 100
28,677,494
,
3,712,890'
,
12,895,164)173
13,605,972,289'
;+20.3
87,054,614
130,662:653
3,034,015
"
30,666,901
,
+ 20.5
*-•+
2,185,535,142
2,350,707,641
7.1
6.1
+
145,009,173
1,724,256,338
'
,
+
+
87,837,199
342,463,665,365
1,160,018,385
r
663,194,680
174,708,619
1)812,932,770
5.3
2.9
+
•
5,296,000,000
24,303,102
+ 31,4
34,550,292
8.2
39,151,338
—
'
"6.2
—2X7
: 84,701,843
■r
'106,079,407 '
17,374,804,851 ,"
"+10.4
'
*
'''
■'
75,270-390
89,456,980
'
95,005,341
+13.6
1,814,685
*
14,028,984,286
2 8
+10.9
15,296,162,367
•
74,354"489r
+ 1X4
.
,
.
96,084,959
4.8
+
2.6
5.6
25,902,485,000
72,318,252
159,919,826
.(a)
•
141,717,099
11,142,994
39,840,616
1.9
(a)
105,299,454
41,500,547
7.7
+
13,360,652,188
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton..
cities)
7-9;
UifiwwSo
V
3,049,591
0.6
—
1831,184
,
616,607,039
553,160,965
+
7.7
402,041,058
-366,819,018-
5,700,103,265
+
5.1
27,749,144,877
0.7
317,484,592
7,396433,889
14,465,849,491
1,813.144,200
112,793,758
37,652,868
319,074,777
0.7
0.5
*«»
(a)
9.4
—
4,534,883
s^_e—
2,335,544
1,347,751
>
1,613,242
2,428,562
2,459,214
Vi".
*
+35.2
4,*73X685
4,634,678
.
-.1,06X00X000
5,313,415
;
7,728,959
" X3
42.6
+'1.3
1,014,oooiooo.. '
+
•"
-
4,244,895-
.
1,0334)0X000
4,595,342
.
7,008,768
7,185,092
3,894,301
.7,121446
•
-
+
—
+
,
1,642,909
2,543,081
6433,109
—39.0
v
119,080,130
84,641,868
2,487,525
8,455,543
1
7.1
+
2,058,949
,
*'
1,822,506
:;(a)
8.8
+
24,015,000,000"
118,472,223
160,930,274
..
+
7.1
—22^9
221,007,158,
44,463,056
+
—37.0
2,117,110
+ 14.4
+
51,409,772
170,373,621
114,534,686
+
34,342,703
27,915,201
30,193,109
36,539,740
u
(a)
5,988,893,244
.
(13
.
+20.8
.
A
30,052,831
2,470,409
8,416,663
130,279,170
91.148,222
..
Total
9,093,885
*
<a)
Du Bois
New
7,740,642
(a)
...
J
5 i
-
-75,749,329,046../
Harrisburg
V
■'• +
•
■
.
30,247,474/
+
372,652,530
7,010,518
♦
Bethlehem
Chester
'
+ 16.7
141,777,677
3,428,366.
6.4
+
37,700,478
128,482,975
49,161,878
+ 24 9
64,959,629
1,443,250,510
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
*
94.102,546
363,485,370,288
1,251,662,377
741,112,672
+
+
253,239,127"
.143,374,307
13,242,872,645
Third Federal Reserve
7
75,838,221
+
20,705,518
478,761,293
(10 cities).
4.8
1,155,847,730
3,163,188,284
3,366,741,050
73,561,610,970
392,393,817
-
+11.3
(-4.7
666,142,079
14,851,592
256,033,930'
Rochester
Syracuse
221,043,115
142,061,462
11,005,066
0.2
—
+
23.3
+16.1
5,825,633
7,184,447
4411,006
6,687,415
23,288,465
+
.
1.2
+
37,670,571
(a)
(a)
5.8
+ 11.5'
;
30,052,245
25,876,925
33,875,646
31,388,959
1,259,065,838
1,154,913,713
,
*
,
-24,939,416
; ' 'v 15,792,135
+
9.6
25,891,069,359
+
7.2
304,751,775
6,734,443,175
12,981,492,236
4.2
14.780,840
13,428,108
+
9.8
340,564,404
301,654,385
+12.9
294,472,199
29?,015,426
+
11.4
667,728,776
592,969,923 "
+ 12.6
565,844,075
564,213,203
+
4.6
104,822,200
78,194,800
+ 34.1
63,065,200
68,526,100
15,195,576
15,381,754
14.575:038,
+
4.3
+16.9
12;321,767
14,293,834
11,599.585
13,161,977
429,597,835
458,911,608
1,393,833,829
1,424,719,616
•
+
7.9
+
■■
0.9-
16,889,765 '
;
1,107,906,726
1,086,721,483
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Clevelandr,
Ohio—Canton
it'-*
Cincinnati
66,841,893
1,539,018,832
i •
O
Cleveland
2:976,213,200
Columbus
381,933,400
26461,809
7,695,351
Hamilton
"i >
+
8.0
+
6.8
+
6.8
+15.8
+ 13.8
45,978428
6,759,203
64,003,302
61,417,884
54,102,379
160,373,076
2,009;221,088
43,377,818
15,943,918
28,732,905
26,400452
19,217,190
33,050,658
20,046,692
7,636,164,528
7,141,650,019
Mansfield
Youngstown
C:
—
22,683,215
Lorain
K.
67,333,192
1,425,088,372
2,787,391,435
357.568,800
66,155,164
63.397,041
55,667,649
177,192,213
...
Newark
Toledo
Pa.—Pittsburgh
2,168448480
.
Erie
Oil City
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling..
Total
(15
cities)
+
3.4
+
3.2
+
2.9
+
10.5
+
7.9
—20.1
"
4.1
—
6.9
+
14,238,919
14,079.172
V.
+19.7
7.1
+
+
5.8
+
8.5
15;374:,522
8.4
+
196,503,893
137,584,306:
168,153,312
7.6
+
9,555,394,392
210497,194
130,991,406
142,407419
89,359,084
+ 10.1
+ 15.6
•
861,747,986
10,370,797,143
44,3
"
1,733,049,300
97,599,121
31,461,538
297,980,406284,834,766
250,479,779
814,835,210
306,607,712
271,423,925
4.8
+
+
431,741,421 '
-
475,101,289
+10.0
-
?
7.0
+
4.8
—
—15.3
'
97,994,756
36,846,565,244
8.8
—
33,686,557,965
+
9.4
+
2.1:
1,633,574,839
-1,445,725,652
+ 13.0
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
Bouth
25,577,533
127.576,000
...
1,077,582,264
48,444,482
120,610.887
■
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
'
1.2
+
26.8
122,176,846
573,265,000
5,067,621,107
220,598,744
5,273,222,390
207,811,069
+ 15.6
557,165,854
483,623,958
1.4
9,001,020,196
42,265,689
+
+
+
6.8
4.2
+
119,644,179
452,542,000
8,630,206
cities)
8,729,422
768,084,642
_
1,977^44,664
706,292,375
+
8.7
3,638,710,421
4,125,243,175
+
0.1
19,222,823,851
—
1.1
6.1
+
5,722,268
+ 35.0
19,782,000
^2.7
-■
Nashville
..
V
'
9,248,714
10,325,664
; 38811X887
392414",756
11.3
18ir5~5~6~,374
'159^56x216
3.5
918,649,436
;
'
835,847,902
+14.6
*7- 379,*50X514
6.0
+r
+1X8
>
Augusta
Columbus
164,560,509
_i_
Mobile
+
2.9
1,347,600,957198,936,336
1,361,635,920,
.,
-
,
r,
,,
titles).
+
12,440,842
0.3
3,650.868
3.2
Seventh Federal Reserve
85,254,297
16.856.489
4,158,273,000
Flint
1X736,113
3,353,336,000
+
90,290,999
18,874,021
56,472,168
22,841,396
8,933,065
74,875,993
135,011,177
482,482.835
18,989,369
60,564,759
25,534,522
8.841,059
81,675,553
142,801,707
Indianapolis
59,891,866
IT,633,418
5.3
'•
/, v*'
9,501,375 "
:
'
v
■
8,413,2651"
31,743,024
*
.132,453,301/.-
>
138,041,541*;
14.5
+
'
420,800,000
+,16.3
.119195,345
;
^06,100,000
:i
386,200:000 I'..,
.
.
1
+
12,9
+
176
+
.6.2
:
27X462,284 ; ;
+ 2X3
.
9.9
+
6783X650
T10X271'
/
I4.9;
)n',15.ol,
f264,447,777
'19,176,543
15,919,062
-+ ,'4.5.
249,097,661
■293,662,511,'
-
•
243,695,634
.
'
263^04X201'-
255,34X317 7
17,717,398
16,635116*
v
...
7,024,0091;
7,376,978
'
''1X95X029-
J
20.5
,
:
...
6.0
+
+
8.1.
1.9
+
8.1
+
8.6
8.5
888,718
287,021,000
818,052
+
.275,139,000
+
4.3
34,543,137,624
+
9.2
1,531,061,217
1,401,679,040
+
9.2
83,563,746
+
0.1
•4,000,000
J
3,927,029
+
1.9
2X00X020
;
1X88X174
127306,002 t
1054,061
9,411,860
Sheboygan
10,840,788
Watertown
1,716,791
Manitowoc
4,123,722*
43,377,971
;
301,195,621
.
City
106,255,795
Ames
+ 11.8
122.104,831
41,008,072
381,276,574
—
+
1.0
9.1
,
,
>
-
i
'
/
,
!
829,922:
250,993,459
•-,) 861)262
209,04X330
.1,317,138,727
1,395,907,867/
5,493.116
16,923,844
8,340,040
6,284,142,812
36,991^20
31,671.853
ill
+
+
8.5
12.2
-
.
6:5
+
631,222,037
;
7.5:
-
239,933,414
'
109,136,635
'
,
18,079,673
r
10770027:
•! •
1
19,700,797,
,
7:
".'•**
0X55X000
11,392,059
5,927.,418
14 0
+
5.1"
+
.
i
.
■ •
•
4.8
197088,754 '
16,486,466'
.
—1X5.
1)4,726,427
6.0
26,070,254
+
9.7
194,510,988
187,036,865
+
4.0
+
7.5
10,213,213
1,418,738,080
1,334,204,713
+
6.3
1453,817,338
+
66,461,757
24,248,253-
27,682,209
+
+
+18.6
.
5:103,853
1.2
40,327,783
11,022,591
5.6
81,389,125
,
827451,000
11,271,614
4,768,370;
-
4,650,235
14705x647
14786X470
977246,000
10X29X000"
280,927,388
3,914,470,328
47,129,704
63,350,938
11,725,093
21,487,014
—
—
—
6.4
3.8
46,511,359
54
57,660,237
9,062,588
—26.0
"
—
+ 13.3
•
+ 12.0
487,707,089
29,235,383
3.0
47,835,893
'
82,383,595
+ 25.9
1
+
+
2.7
+16.8
29,391,584,095;
+
7.6
.
.
3.7
77,465,808
60.112,087
35,568,560
3,617,606
13,297,652,453
12,286,034,705
+
25,547,042
1,910.959,460
23,679,902
•4,50X000
3,639,387
1,045,154,649
.991,933,067
861,737,720
757.585,987
+ 13.7
3,242,715
18,317,698
2,876,845
+ 12.7
17,050,623
+
7.4
75,609,276
78,193,051
3,883,474,288
3,707,725,271
+
4.7
18,692,747,738
17,361,51X675
356,252,279
291,586,052
'144,30147 ;
+ 21.3
f7.5 *
X3.
38.151,350
4,516,150
.154,668)367 * 7.!
+30.3
—22;7
+
64,683,327
16T33X908 '
9.0
170,296,533
Rockford
21X0347769
1.3
—■
3.3
Springfield
Sterling
—18.9
-
2,161,673
+
7.0-
9,945,674
176,165^07
18,752,135
17,082,958
8.2
60,354,545,214
56,U3,353,920
+
0.7
9,299,974,332
8,949,290,802'
+
7.9
129,379,967
113,011,513
+
18,040,431
4,526,546,927
3,661.193495
+
'
,57,421,083
-57,269,251
+
4.2
2X53X424
■21,224:626
+17.6
1,038,897
^ '
'8*4
3.5
+
1,355,593,743
"8,573,448
14,980,152-.
+ 2X2
+
-
0.9
;
1,811,929
10,716,287
1X45X961
)
2,654,372
.
1,197,243,373
1,151,806,821
.
0^82,168
.
:
7,483,163
: .18035,737
"
17,082,583
8,221,907
—
7,856,417.
2.4
14.362,270
7,834,085
14,060,125
14.5.
21,061.277
-
"
15,109,144
16,067,470
188,494,285
23,267,308
10,558,352
7.5
7.3.
'
8,954,031
+
61,295,873
1,402,571,734/
+.
+ 24.8
•+' 9.9
'.9,297,036
16.7
+Y1.0
7
+^9.8
'+
7.6 '
1,958,044,477
1,832,825,569
+
6.8
1,592,132,494.
1(636,650,614
409,300,000
391400,000
+
4 7
.358,100,000^
366,900,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lanis—
*£*■)
Louis-
1,924,974,464
Cape Girardeau.,.,...*
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
—
Illinois—Jacksonville
Qulney
Total
(7
cities)-.
,
+ 23.7
+
5.4
-
5,039,671,310
4,110.798,595
16,252,981 *
.
15,240r756
j
6.5
+
+
63,555,066
—18.0
+
—
28,466,018.900
179,376,275
288,842,479
313,596,666
+
I.
,
15^9X7376
2.9
r
'
■
V 3,326,625
.
+.10.6
Peoria
cities).
+
+
2,131,648,928
--
3,615,735
+16.4
108,802,826
42,236,163
■97,692,017
299,192,454
4,057,372,553
—
1
+17.5
334,494,2091
?
251.340,088
6,456,523,081
..
299,072,100
7.8
17,438,724
••10,500,000
—
97,640,762
7.2
-10.5
6,153,927
...
0.6
+
+
57,483.961
884,103.356
9,783,709'
11,456,642
2,319,562
4,388,649
39,532.149
280,260,182
93,804,913
827,395,034
484,823,964
+
54,277.284
53,163,889
-
+ 12.6
15,473,337,000
210,713,837
436,473,467
90*006(452
280,834,679
245,343,704
23,167.582
20,743.084
.....
83,594,828
18,175.061,000
27.6
1 697,906,500 r
2,240,754,366
Haute.
Milwaukee
0.7
+ 24.0
+
5.8
Terre
Wisconson—Madison
Missouri—St.
-.
,/-:T38XU7»'
:>284,444)761 "1
'Yf'13-4
5,905,186,000
37,704,512,304
2.2/
493,272,981*
58.535.490
(31
13.5
•
.148,577,999'
v
+
/
6,404,818,000
+
Bend..
Total
32,384,817
J
.
447,447,000
+13.3
,
i
403,866,446
58,735»,013
19,061,690
:
:
186,367,000
+
Bouth
Decatur
w
.+10.5.
:
•
345,314,636
179,620,706 «■'
170,087',962
■
"
+
101,630,009
Rapids.*.
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
Gary
-
"5.726,624,603
197,499,000
436,697,111
9.9
7,392,710,859
42^67)223-
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay
City..
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
+
381,190,759"
203,729,660
0^
1,265,456,000
53,939,415
Jackson
Sioux
147,18X883
v
District—Chicago-
Detroit"
Iowa—Cedar' Rapids
Dea Moines.^...
1
.
"
4.3
;
'.it'.i-8.6
142,050,183
137)980:366/
6,391,868,896
'
877,860,614
6.58X145,078
4.3
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Oshkosh
3.4
+
32,320,057 :
+10.5
;+10.1
9,763,100,000/
168,230,099
156,938,920
+ 14.7
.
3,495,127,837
.
190,943,053
.
11.4
.7,782,907,288
743,571,807
\
r
:
151.600,014
6.680,022,143
1,008,701,607
3,767,298
1,391,234,000
,,
-
4.2
12,482,345
r.-:-T
776,762,639
3,847,150,764
10,603,400,000
0.1
+
.
,
Louisiana—New Orinsni
.
+
'+
+
-■
Meridian
(16
12.7
75,891,184
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
__
173,406,445
1^17,174,501
'
+ 12.8
+
38,980,721
38,984,000
Montgomery
Vicksburg
35,592,001
29,101,159
31,873,834
1,293,061,033
r
79,189,984
43,428,102
40,651,000
85,693,506
_
Grand
2,101,700,000
31,913,918
.
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
4.1
7.5
40,149,409 *
Macon
Jackson
+
+
32,796)858
-
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
158,051,323
732,092,651
2,161,900,000;
14X88X188
•
7.80X621,682 ^7 _77 796,382,311
9.9
+
;c.t .1,
786,967,146
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—,
—
230,858,995
'
2.1
+
; 10,592,651
449^40*8)600
3.1
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knox ville
5,139,255
33,368,000
■
240,769,625
-a
'
Georgia—Atlanta
1
.
+ 15.2
18,578,361,564
—
+ 14.4
242,530,726
34,387,000
236,042,188
10,810,682
3.9
—
5,632,553
25,474,000
6,444,592
,
+ 26.7
8,730,853,685
39,872)972
3,270,791,311
4,125.774,754
__
(8
104^03,933
+
—
1,949,268,740
,
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
25,285,819
100,641,000
1,156,253,220
46,492,742
+
3;x
+ 11.3-
17037,045
158,346,995*
+12.3
171,09X311
136,285,301
3.3
57964.028
57227,013
7.7
760,000,384
690,959,309
+
—
+
+1X3
:
+
25.6;
171,432,755-
146,967,259
196(949,439
4.4Q,83J,504
6.6
—~xo
+
10.0
4758X131
"573607398
681,082,145
709*041,"341
-
'
0
1
Volume 195
Number 6169 ;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
-Month of May-
1962
Clearings at—•
Jan.
1961
Inc.
$
Hin!h Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis
Minnesota—Duluth
„
Rochester,
,
„:iy
•;
-
St.PaqlJJ—
Winona.
—-I.;
u-i
FaHs_.i____.Li_—
Fergus
5,878.041
--
"3,518,925..
Dakota^Aberdeen'
South
-.SidUx
45,769,316
.11,6-33,142
12,077,535
l_ZZ.
Mlno.t'
Falls—Jl.-.
•
•*
.
-
"
-
Huron-
-•
T-
Montaha-^RiUings
Great -• Fall$——Z*_——Z_.
30,230,527
/ LeWiston :—..J——,
..
Total, (16 cities
?
/
/
91,507,347
4,329,120,242
-
•
•
.
.
_
*
——4+«,V:
..4——
Z;
49
'
17,376.232
—
239,976,924
Q<2
1.3
.+
61,855,192
;
4-12.8
/
r
2^2.
'
.,356.419,551
,
,+12.1
12,033,811
1\
f*-,
ST\ 5.5" <
17,539,950,015 "
Z—11——i.———
Denver'-
—
Total
$
14,116,464
455,600,187
193519^699
187541581
159,089510
——-if
%
11.643,656
11,271,515
10583^860
12598588
*
4556,489
3,605.102
3J5*3~302
4371585
\
10.248.869
449,640.853 •»
5.6
3.7,
163,374^310
'
■
0.2
+
+-*
1-7,
2.8
—
/
2.2
:.+
+ 15.7
r
2.2
—
6/716^281
-
-6501*557
-7,359,450
145*58589
•53,804585
8.7
664,204,460
+*61,697;537
+ 33.9
1,384.436
6,730,482
+23.1
*
-+-4.1-
•
+
//16,417,897,797.
:»>
I3.746.1S3
503,528.988
•■+v4.8' :
.11,918,395
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,
(14
—Z———:
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cities )„——
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+
♦
-
8.4
V
v
V
16535,152
13,646,109
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JO.
+'■ 6.8.
803,607,130
^
739,570,360
+
.
+ 26.8
58,642.894
4,027,131,382 1
24,507,855:
29,814,200
11,423,437,934
;
.,+, 8.3
+
20.2
.
'311,351,877
i/
29,698,891
.,:+
,+
24.5
+
•4,752,654,294
+ .7.0
67,345,752
29,991,114
2,601535,812
192,936,070
+ 10.2
169,203,690
11,928,910
162,122,045
Z
1.0
•
15,184,6864
+ 14.9
9,677,476
7.386.302
31.362,823
17.450,149
35,831.954
3.3
+14.2
28,460,463
31,331557
452541/385.
+.12.3
+~9*.2
+
6.7
516520,394
+
6.9
15,816570
472,398,167
13.752,176
+ 15.0
445590592
13,308,415
+
9.9
.;+
2.5
9,721,533
7.583,483
+ 28.2
6,580,668
804,864,933
727,459,296
+10.6
683.480,925
285,143,238
•13,657,740
1,541,475,177.
4,913,806,721
+
22,963,835,497
+
7.3
;
9.7
+10.0
.
-
'
4.6
169,329,591
5,390,918.795
7.1
5,087,322,030
8.2
15,011,398
1,580,033,392
0.3
.1,042.172,776
1,073,590
8,356,285
-+
10,709,433588
<
918,900
+ 44.2
304,744514
;
.
•
.^1.397,136. Z
.
+ 32.0
—
,26,560,276
,
'
2,032544
*
974,942
+
302,039,503
734,908,663
.
•
6.9
,+
1,601,799
9,470,649
175,130,571
+ 18.8
-
.
759,389,932
.
<►
13.657,477
+
9,994,594
299,007,724
.
5.0
+ -8.0
2,216,444517
58,442,875
,
Z
29,104,265
10,454,584
+ 168
+
5,741,375'
'
2.144,234
1586,752
+ 183
205,7457212
4,359,025,379
.
Z
0.9
4-
26,237,074-
,
244762274*03*
,
+225
145.283,163
36,975,890
1,116,055,663
Springs—;——
+
826,714,667
5,235,860
:
1542,325
..
,
:
t—~—
26,483,279
*
.
'
.
.
/
Colorado-r-Colorado
■
'"
6,201,288
2,369,301,195
6.3,312,464
•.
2,442,741
312,374,560
....
Joseph—-^.—Z—
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
i
'
152,559,414
.
+ 21.3
V.;43,751543
62654345
v*
——
_
5.397,967
Z
;
i"
2,209508
Z—————-
a——a
'Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City——_—
St.-
342.256,381
15,021,479
'6.6
+
147,311,903
120598,552
148,914,233
v
•*»3-, v.#
896,054,372
6.427,514
Kansas—-Manhattan JU—
,
T959
$
5.5
+
28,911,048
,0+' .8.4
'
+
+
240,480.150
•-
/
Topeka
Dec. %
' ?l
.
/;64,207,059'
—
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Inc. or
I960
$
555.814,374
+, "7.4'
89.88i.6lQ
*
,
245,828,243 Z
33,446,213
1,0
—
•
62,905.683
:
,
144,118,987 »:
V
+ 48.3
-
.87,334,367
4-12.3
+r
V
58,806.363
r
>-Z;5:l-.
.3^3,558,1,27;
6,5+5,217
.
LiAbolp
-Parsons-
1961
$
.
-
Nebraska—Fwn)Q.nt
: Hastings .'_2
:
1962
or
Dec. %
86,715,784
4,059,521,267
27,239,123
16,752,747
229,089,050
58,699.001
28,754,536
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
'
"The,
181,-424,509
10.713,791,494
_
"
2.4
2,262,592
/,
•
11,504,855,742
+
5,840,655
"
,3,71^,089,765
179,602,032
-
8.5
+
30,920,087
23,138,642
69,142,851 *
.
34,307,918
74,975,857/
2,536,242
.
•
$
4-4.3
.
56,836,117
•
.Helena
4.6
+ 12.6
18,424,031
\'J
May 311961
$
7,i
+
11,917,436
~
17,476,195
49,543,795
"6,558,431-
•
;+
2,325,118,213
17,559,533
857,206,389
6,141,744
;
3,435,704
46,003,324
; 11,650,996'
to
1
1962
Y
37,959,613
2,431,416,226
19,777.826
-929,738,376
North Dakota—FargoZ—
.Grand1 gfrrfat
"r
..
40,657,413
„
Minneapolis
-
or
Dec. %
49
(2865)
.
143,194,674
24,641,377,690".
V
.
+18,2
15,232.234
7,561,683
690,575,442 ;
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-^—
Texas-^Austin
-74,077,366 a
—
Beaumont
Worth!—Z—<
~~
■
Galveston
—V.—
Houston
;
~
Wichita
V
-.
Falls:.—
-
+—1
Total
Cities)——
(11
-
——
8.2
+
23,010,418
10,549,283
65,781;189;
5,871,985,410
-
9,452,472,109
39,401,894
•
-i
.
-
+ 16.9
11,688,045,
,
10,869,753,406
'40,746,711
1.492,813,155
1530,652,956 '
4.8
62,930,515 <)
;
.
-
——
963,911,934
Z 125,733,000
'+6.9
127,348,000
5.1
0.6
+
-
+ 24.5
137,616,883
54,126,180
10.8
+
4.3
47,014,073
1
44,418,041
.
+13.9
47.068.172.
6,534.000
6.7
—
50,384,642
5,402,000
6,155,514
5,360,000
■
3.4 :
.+12.3 Z
+
^
7,388,729
■
3.3
+
6,317,804
7,616,653
14,649,133
543,711,811
3.1
16,017,039
9.4
—
6,751,339
543,266,588
t
6.9
—
25,134,626,067
V
16,127,906
+ 12.8
.
671,707,827
«.f
ii;
prr
14,515,703
454,056,927
+ 15.0
^+
50,649.914
wf
13,523,916
456,901,011
,...
"
1.3
+
322,466,523
28,351,891,119
•+10.3
5,325,261,965
+ 10.0
+ 10.2
■
122,568,869
>
311,736,392
-
15,237,775
524,710,968
3.0
+
+ 12.9
+
2,000,292,879
7,580,146
16,763,943
578,257,662
+ 11.1
141,647,331
12,212,033,395'
1,374,147,897
+
23,207,000.
28,640,224 J
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
329,593,201
137,395,883
13;783562,650
206,503,082
2,337,691,048
8,198506
;
—
Port; Arthur—/;
1.4
6,9
289,365,290
.!
24,328,000
"
366.338.903
+
+
..
2,782,311,390
303584,670
- 207,716,139
El,Pasoi————_
Ft;
..
30,419,107
Dallas
+
16,646,063
+
619,132,787
<
8.5
•.
1
•
.
V
'
Twelfth Federal deserve District—San Francisco—^
Washingtohr+BeUingham,
'"Seattle
i
.
8,540,379
-•
—
'
:
Yakima,
'31,767,220
-6,,081,224
-
Portland S--—.
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake .City——»_
Arizona—Phoenix
.
California—Berkeley
Lo'ng "Beach/J—i
—1_
Modesto
—Z.
•
Riverside
—_—.—-
San" Francisco;
San Jose...
—
Santa^ Barbara—
5,291.942,938
Z 4,713.957,171
+ 12.3
254,657,747
152,022,211
343,389,281
; 138,350,260
134,842,466
306,279,146
119,068,336
+ 12.7
8,238,867
217,091,545
7,299,568
253,869,820
223,874,489
+T374
!
214,380,340
209,457,458
1287624,426
1127197,090
+ 145
*1145167305
'93563;7li
,
2.4
+ 14.2
■+"6.2*
:
42,056,501
+
3.3
+
10.1
-
'
25.9
•
48,,145,018
+ 28.7
26,,204,356
3,790,,939,174
186,,555,784
,'v
/'
4.0
+
4.8
.
1,000,979,670
8.5
9.4
59,,145,432
-
+
6.2
,72, 909,220
+ 22.5
279,779,216
327.690,Q25
352,611,119
+
+
Total
(18
'brand
8,071,237,753
(173 cities)——
149,596,211;245
total
OQtside New
*
York__.
Estimated.
(a) Clearings
*'
72,650,151,250
-———
operating
fr
•
'cities)——;—-ZZ.
-
-
+
,7,571.883,908
+
»1
1.4
218,724,410
27564~964
26,365,780
+
*lL5
28,3337424
31,3367156
167314571
13515,067
+ 22.5
175T47717
505697596
89075T7,944
—'9.8
130,935,979
17,763,342,591
/-
7847376564
9.9
+
13.3
—
1.1
-
+
ib.s
J 660,717,761,004
318,254,095,639
+
8 3
344,582,915,655
1,660,449,218
■
"
13,587,843,970;
36,908,249
10,878.820;
.17,403,153
—
J
2-7.:
•
685554/468
35,508,244
;
- :
1,342.321.486
1,341.011,468
+ 12.1
..25,126,100,342
24,433,282,712
12,314,023,827
+ 10.3
11,520,128,053
11,538,118,539
1,453,489.724
~
'
10,775,641
16,455v426
V
27,173,069,086
.
30^467,240,910
"
68555o]387.
+
,18,147.939
•
7.2
6.1
+
:'
T3.5
+ 21.2
+ 32.9
38,622,818
12,198.764
46,802,514
16.214,075-^
17,664,490
+.12.1
•V ;.+
^35,397,074,544
'
+ 17.7
+
883,787.006
292541,097
356,573594 '
708,068,285,943
68,455,985555
mmf'
+ 12.5
348,206,866
39,111,534,057
-
■ w
"
,+ .5.3
142,017,596;025
■
6.6
^
2.1
•
-
v
6,631,785
6.4
+ 10.8
572,857,172
19,524,645,671
4.6
+
•
-229,484,449 "
7,306,314 '
211,104.306
+16.2
+
•
245,998505
314,011,562
154,074,218
—13.8
68,,510,985
+ 17.3
+ 12.9
■
+ 12.8
2,471,714,959
1,692,698,207
•285,542,042
580,648,074
'+2.4
11161 072,479
11.4
+
.211,507,071-
6.3-'
rc~.
+
198,722,787
2,073,309,876
348,,351,181
56,,572,967
^
37,738.449
4,875,505,292
2,739,330,722
+
•
;
5;331,424,5l3
42,,603,001
-521 ,708,067
3572,438,397
195,140,278
^--..
64,152;428"
68,415,776 ■
:i—
;
,
9.0
+.12 <2
1,086,,434522
•v
^
—r—„—
Pasadena
5.7-
+
25 ,146,455
28,715,479
1,153,938,761
Z 43,990,117
—574,400,881
V 438,549,804
53,020,375
118,906,865
50,054,577
V
.59555,809
33,715,622
1
Oregon—Eugene ■
r
+
69 ,247,140
67,577,411
Idaho—Boise.
.
■
1,016 935,167J
26 ,321,436
1,108,857,574
'
+14.2
*
..
discontinued.
requirements of Section 522 of ;Qie^Tai-iff A<^ of/1930, the- Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary, of the Treasury. 4he 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 daily to the
.
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
BY-FEDERAL KEBERYE BANK ;Tp>TREASURY 'UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED
JUNE
8,
1962
TO
JUNE
1962,
14,
'
INCLUSIVE
"
K...
•
;
Copntry
,
and
Noon
Unit
Monetary
Buying Rate
for
Friday
Cable transfers in New York (Value in United States, Moneys
Monday
June 8
■J
$
-50893384
Argentina, peso
Wednesday
June 12
,
,
2.237290
June 13
June 14
2.237091
$
.00880789
^.00879157
.
Thursday
$
$
.
.00884716
2.237370
Australia, pound
Tuesday
June 11
$
50882153
2.237768
2.238007
1
'
:
Austria.' schilling
Belgium, franc /
Canada,
dollar
,0387000:
—.
.—
—
r_
CeylonZ rupe^- ,_i
Denmark, krone,
f Finland, markka
v'
France
J
v
-
maiayan
/
917239
.210375
.210375
.145141
.145145
.00310633
.00310633
.00310633
.204050
.00310633
.204050
•
.250265*
,
•
.204050
.204050
.
dollar
.250237
-
.250278
.210375
.210406
.210406
2.80.7800
2.807550
2.808400
2.8087G0
z__
^
—
krona——
Switzerland,, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand^
United Kingdom, pound sterling..^—..
.00161100
.00161100
50161100
.00276266
.00276268
.00276266
.00276266
.326939
.0800560
.326906
.326906
.326972
.0800560
.0800560
;277681
.277691
3.780099
,140166
——
.
50276266
.
New
•50161100
.326941
.
...
.0800560
—_ —
Z250237
*
2.807900
^
Zealand,; pound——
Norway, krone
;
Portugal, escudo —j
.—-aSpain, peseta
.250262
.210381
.00161100
Z
.210362
.145118
.210285
Mexico, peso
^
Netherlands, guilder-
Sweden,
.204050
•i
franc_^_
Japan- yen
Malaysia,
,
.0201000
.917343
'
new
mark—
—
Z-
50310633
.0387000
.0201000
.517343
.210362
;
.-_Z__s.ZZ'_^i._'
„—
deutsche
India, rupee Z
Ireland, pound
Italy, Bra
.210350
.0387000
.0201000
•
..917187.
.145116
^
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
,5387000
.0201000
-.917187.
•
'
.0387000
.0201012
w.
-
.0800560
.277856
.277533
.140175
s
.0350333
5350000
.0166506
.0166506
.194250
.194250.
.231716
.231737
.
2.780594
2.780891
.140137
.140150
.0350000
•
-.277537
2.779752
.140141
2.780000
.0350000
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194337
.194400
.231700
.231718
.194258
Z
.
.231731
1598704
1.398655
1.398530
2.807900
2.807Q00
2,807550
.0350125
1.398953
*
1.399103
2.808400
2.808700
>
v
i
i,\-, c
J
50
Company and Issue—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Increase( + )
June 13,
1962
15,003
account
certificate
fund for F.
Redemption
1961
8
+
1924
W.)
Total
16,166
gold certificate reserves
Cash
(341)-
Discounts
and
—
1
2,991
—
321
Certificates
Bank
—
' +2,888
693
363
+
4
—
18
+
272
+
1
+
52,217
(1,434)
+2,783
25 6
+
5,396
470
r
124
+
+2,246
•,:V
■'
notes
U.
S.
reserves
28,563
63
+
17,073
^
Treasurer—general
account
Other
'•
:
Total
Total
and
Other
of
+
23
16
+
87
+
76
(1,434)
+
737
+
158
+".
—
50,818
520
+
22
+2,150
456
1
+
accounts—
and
capital
certificate
and
F.
55
R.
(1,434)
accounts
52,217
\
acceptances
.purchased for foreign correspond¬
on
*
—3.7%
'
<
ents
110
in
8
liabilities
note
liability
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
•
-
2
—
made
in
—
the
47
consoli¬
process.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
-
will
found
be
preferred
and
including
those
Jun 20
list
a
corporate
stock
common
called
of
called
under
bonds, notes,
for
The
condition
banks
of
showed
States
of
,
principal changes for the week
A decrease of $1,121,000,000 in United
following
June
ended
weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
Federal
the
the
statement
6:
Government
demand
deposits.
in which the details
NOTICE
OF
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
3!4 %
Demand deposits adjusted declined $151,000,000 in the
.Chicago District, $100,000,000 in the Cleveland District,
$71,000,000 in the Dallas District and $66,000,000 in the
Kansas City District. But they gained $181,00,000 in the
San Francisco District and $137,000,000 in New York City.
The net decrease at all reporting banks was $118,000,000.
Total time'and savings deposits rose $171,000,000.,;
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks decreased $12,000,000, but bor¬
rowings from others increased $175,000,000.
Loans to
domestic commercial banks fell $14,000,000.
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (—) Since
June 6,
:
;
4x/2 %
Corp.
of
1941
Loans
bonds
U.
series E due July
1,
1984
Jun
Other
Allis
Amun-Israeli
■
15
Housing
3%
year
debentures
bonds
S.
subord.
July
debs.
Rubber
&
5)4%
debs, due Aug.
Steel
dated
Feb.
1,
5%
subord.
Great
20
Lakes
.6%
Oil
Inland
July
1,
debs,
due
1
2700
1968—.
July
of
5%
series
*
*
1,
1970
July
.
July
1969—____*21
1,
'
debs,
due
cumul.
July
first
1,
pfd.
2702
July * l'r " 2596
,
July
—
stock
2
2702
29
Jun
subordinate
debs,
1987
2702
July
1
2596
1
1976—July
1,
1
2382
Pipelines Ltd.—
Sierra
4)4%
debs,
Pacific Power
Southern
Natural
,1st mtge.
due
Co.
Gas
5%%
1,
2
debs,
1,
1985
pipe line bonds
4%%
series due
1979
*
1
mtge.
bonds
Gas
5%
series
Transmission
due
+
16
+
1,252
+
17,682
57
+
1,280
18
+
20
One
Other
one
bonds
6.651
14,476
.
Other
835
'+
486
161
—
+ 1,471
59
—1,465
12
+
504
+
116
+
2,945
12,773
!
R. Banks
+
273
+
573
136
+
125
37
+
148
15
+
332
—
1,445
domestic
assets—net
Total
174
+
43"
+
—
'
5,018
coin
with
+
10
13,873
years
and
14
—
maturing:
years
five
—
banks
—
2,850
...
—•
4,721
.
assets/liabilities
—
156,780
LIABILITIES—
s.
deposits
Demand
deposits—total II
Individuals,
U.
S.
adjustedt
partnerships
and
political
'**' it
431
+
VJ) *
«
+ 12,291
&
corporations
118/
_
44
+
63,718
subdivisions
t\
11
..
61,503
89,341
3,907
3,713
327
+
223
—
707
+
13
+
5,181
—1,121
and
Other
+
8
+
127
Domestic
July
1
2641
Govts.,
July
1
2641
1
2641
From
1st
mtge. pipe line bonds 5)4% series due 1977
Vermont National & Savings Bank
(Brattleboro)—
4% preferred stock
Whit® Motor Co. 5)4% cumul. preferred stock
July
l
July
ITjun
2641
j
2429
22
Other
F.
+
34
others
+
+
32
+
170
21
+
771
+
5,505
1
175
.+
1,979
ACCOUNTS
1
274
2306
13,274
,
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Beatrice
British
6%
Foods
Corp.
Columbia
conv.
debjs.
Dominion Steel
4)4%
conv.
&
Electric
Coal
debs,
due
tion
Date
3%%
series
tExclusive
CALLED
cumul.
pfd.
Co., Ltd. —
B due Nov. 1,
Corp,
May
stock
Aug
loans
valuation
Page
1
'
2700
tlncludes
all
Jun
1970
18
Jun
29
2489
2701
to
domestic
reserves;
demand
H Includes
certified
time
shown
separately
commercial
individual
loan
banks
items
and
and
deposits
of U.
S.
checks
deduc¬
and
not
shown
Government
and
separately.
postal savings
1
6-
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
8
7-
2
6-11
6
6-20
5-25
7-14
6-22
7-14
6-22
7-14
6-22
7-14
8-15
8-
37y2C
6-20
5-29
6-15
$1.37%
7-
6-22
1
1
$1.45
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
40c
(quar.)
7-
$1.40
$1.43%
.
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-14
1
6-22
7-
1
6-22
7-
1
6-22
Northern
Pacific
Northern
Quebec
Northern
Trust
Co.
Northrop
Corp.
55c
(quar.)__^.—__i
5)4%
(quar.)
common
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Class
6-11
6-23
6-
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
Insurance
Supplies,
&
Ltd.
6-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
tl5c
(s-a)
2
7-
7-
3
6-18
7-
$50c
6
6-
1
6-21
6-
7
7)4c
40c
$1.11
$1.10
97)4c
(quar.)
2
40c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
7-
20c
20c
Mills,
Flour
6-29
$20c
(quar.)
Brass
8
(Milw.)
(quar.)
common (quar.)
Power
&
Chemical Co.,
B
2
$0.328125
._
27c
Light
Cement
Ocean
6-30
7-
20c
(quar.)
National
Scotia
Noxzema
7-10
7-25
75c
25c
Power,
preferred
conv.
7-31
t50c
(quar.)
Ry.
Northwest Airlines, common
6-25
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
6-29
7- 1
6-30
5-31
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-18
6-15
6- 8
6-18
7-27
7-27
6- 8
7-13
7-13
Ohio
Capital Fund (initial)
Optional cash or stock
Edison
4.44%
4.40%
Oil
Ohio
River
Ohio
Co.
Line
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ontario
(s-a)
pfd
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
America
of
Co.
(quar.)__
Loan
(quar.)
A
Debenture
&
Ontario Steel Products
Co.
(quar.)
Osborn
Mfg.
(quar.i
Wholesale Ltd.,
—
$$1.75
20c
$10c
$1.19
$1
20c
35c
$15c
30c
:_±
class A
Oxford
Paper Co.
(increased)
Owens-Corning Fibergas
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois.Glass, 4% preferred
25c
(quar.)—
$1
Pacific
Cement
Aggregates (quar.)
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
.1
15c
31V4c
37y2c
Coast
2(4%
7V4C
&
Properties
Co.
dividend)___
(stock
Products
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)—
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
(quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Paddington Corp., class A
(increased)
Express
Bell
__—
dividend
Stock
Pan
4%
—
Tubes
Hersey
Trust
Co.
Sulphur
preferred
N.
Patterson
(M.
Co.
(quar.)
Dental Supply Co.
6-29
7- 5
,
6-22
6-29
6-12.
6- 8
6-13
6-29
6-13
8-15
y7-18
6-30
6-15
7- 1
7- 2
6-15
6-29
6- 8
6-15
6-19
6-29
6-29
6- 8
6-29
50c
7-13
6-30
6- 7
2%
7-5
6-7
7-
6-15
3
7-2
6-8
6-29
6-
7- 1
6-19
6-15
8
6- 5
6-22
6-
8-10
7-27
8
10c
Metal
Products
Chemicals
7-
(quar.)—
14c
(quar.)
15c
7- 2
9-18
9-
15c
8-
1
7-12
25c
7-
1
33c
7-
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
Power
preferred
&
(.quar:)
Light,
com.
—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2
2
6-15
6-15
,
.
4
6-5
6-8
83%c
(quar.)
—
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co. (quar.)
7-2
6-8
' ; $1.10
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
6-15
6-22
11- 1
of Del.
Quarterly
3.35%
6-19
6-19
$1
16c
50c
7V2C
;
Peabody Coal Co., common
Peninsular
7- 1
7- 1
7- 2
6-29
12- 3
7-16
7-25
7- 1
25c
(quar.)_.
Co.
(quar.)
F.)
30c
$1.50
..
Pipe Line
Co.
(quar.)__
Transportation (increased)
Chemical
7-16
6-15
6-15
4%
Parker-Hannifin
Park
6-15
J.)—
.
Eastern
25c
12y2c
22c
15c
2214c
(quar.)
(Englewood
dividend
American
3
8-15
7- 2
7-20
7-
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Opemiska Copper Mines,- Ltd._______
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class A
Oshawa
10c
33c
33c
$25c
—
class
Corp.,
(quar.)
B
6%
Co.,
National
Class
2%
60c
37)4c
(stock dividend)—
Service
(Milwaukee)
Old
,
(quar.)
common
Sand
Water
Old
Co.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ohio
4.60%
not
6-
9-15
7-
4.40%
collection.
10-11
6-22
$1.06
Pennsylvania
gross.
Government
in process of
1
6-28
40c
4(4%
less cash items
officers'
after
shown
are
deposits except those of U. S.
domestic commercial banks,
§ Includes
1984
-
15,
of
of
11-
$1.25
Pennsalt
ENTIRE
7-12
$1.12%
Parmelee
—
1
$1.22
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Panhandle
4
1
8-
4)4%
52
12
6-
4)4%
5%
+
+
8
6-20
$1.12
(quar.)
Common
+
.
6-
37 %c
Y.)
preferred (quar.)
5.80% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone, com.
196
26
6-22
44c
5)4%
613
119
8
6-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Northern Natural Gas, common .(quar.)
(N.
Insurance
Northern
+
,
6-
1
$1.06 V*
4)4%
19
liabilities
CAPITAL
com
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.22% preferred (quar.)
4)4% preferred (quar.)
4.88% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
+
;
8
2
7-
5-25
Stock
banks
6-
7-
6-15
3,422
Banks
6-30
7-
Pallisades
R.
8
8
2
Page
Commercial
From
8
66-
6-20
3,763
Borrowings:
1990
Co.—
6-
6-30
6-30
7-
2,564
322
6-30
8
15c
Gas
Penn
+
+
8
30c
Co
Northern Indiana Public Service,
North
+
2,145
6-
5-31
78
etc
8
6-30
6-29
77
institutions,
6-
7-20
+
1
m
6-
12 %c
North
+
5
1
6-30
5-31
8,422
official
7-
6-30
7-16
32,171
Foreign:
6-j
25c
common-
Refractories (quar.)
American Van Lines
(quar.)
partnerships) & corporations:
!
subdivisions
2
50c
American
North
34
political
6-15
7-
5-31
171
interbanks
1
6-20
+
:
6-30
7-
6-20
+
deposits.
6-15
7-10
6-20
1,095
deposits
6-29
10c
46,655
+ 7,364
6-13
37 %c
Northwest
+
etc
6-15
6-13
6
34% c
deposits—total §
time
and
2746
institutions,
banks
savings
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Investment,
American
Intermountain
23
563
2
6
7-
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Indemnity
7
77-
6%
Pacific
549
+
5
5)4%
North
Pacific
+
60
Foreign:
Time
Aviation
North American
Hawaiian
1,079
6-
10c
American
Pacific
+
8
5
6-19
$5c
Quarterly
Pacific
+
66-
22 y2 c
Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)
Acceptance Corp.
29
538
6-8
1
7-1"
15C
(quar.)
Mining,
2,342
11,436
savings
7-
,
Norris-Thermador
North
5-28
6-19
—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Normetal
6-15
15C
Ry.
Western
&
preferred
6-15
7-
25c
—
Chemical Co., common (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd.—Stockholders approve a 2-for-l split
6%
6-11
7-
7-
30c
Ltd. (quar.)
Nopco
Norfolk
6-11
7-
93%c,
20c
045c
85c
90c
97'4c
$1.02)4
$1.21)4
$1.31)4
$15c
(quar.)
+
—
interbank:
Commercial
official
preferred
Niagara Wire Weaving Co.,
Nicholson
File
(quar.)
Pacific
Government
1
y
4.85%
7%
year
five
to
indebtedness
securities
Balances
2746
julv
Tampa Electric Co.—
Tennessee
132
+
July
due July
671
+
2,141
Savings
Co.—
+
3
3,980
Individuals,
Julv
1982
14
—
14,084
bills
Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes & U. S.
States
Jan.
55
179
+
690
.__
Commercial
July
Manufacturing Co.—
25-year
+
+
+
Govts.,
_
3.90%
4.10%
3.90%
+
1,680
Mutual
July
27
120
—
3,436
etc.—
banks
commercial
11
—
institutions:
finance,
Treasury
2702
3.60%
Ohio
32,266
Domestic
July
due
25
1
banks
States
1,
337
+
+
1,381
Demand
Co.—
July
+
.
•
.
1972
9
,.i
...
.
13
102
+
—
92
loans
domestic
Currency
due
.15%%
1st & coll, mtge. bonds series B due
July 2, 1973
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.—
1st mtge. bonds, 6%
series due 1980 and
1st mortgage bonds 5)4%
series due 1980
1st
*
1
500
2,021
2,334
Within
6
3.40%
Ogilvie
Government, securities—total
S.
232
+
pur¬
securities
financial
loans
to
3
+
carrying:
or
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Corp., class A
(Ohio), 6% pfd.
+ 1,633
securities
personal
foreign
estate
Other
Loans
U.
Niagara
7-
$1.25
$1.25
$1.50
10c
2%
6V4c
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Mohawk Power, common (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara
€-8
93%c
$1.12)4
J.)
(J.
Newberry
+ 5,630
60
:
nonbank
to
After
bonds,
for
Electronics
6-15
6-8
7-1.-
Gas—
Newport Electric,
Ohio
purchasing
finance,
Reserves with F,
June
due
trust
convertible
Scovill
*
30
jun
America—
6)4%
Co.
4
July
stock
Co.—
debs,
coll.
Steel
Producers
2593
1957
preferred
,4%%
1st mtge. bonds series K due
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—
47/» % debentures due July 1, 1973
National Research Corp.—
5%
*
1
Corp.—
Pipe.Line
Corp.
conv.
Husky
1
July
July
Aug
year '3)4%
Hotel
2593
1, 1977—July
1974
Acceptance
Loans
2700
1
Co.—
convertible
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
1st & refinding mtge. gold
General
1
Corp—
15-year s. f. debs,
Crampton Manufacturing
cumulative
1,
30
—
securities
to
Real
June
6%
6%
1976—July
+
32,794
Other
Page
July
1, 1977
Atlas Plywood Corp. 5)4% debs, due July
Atlantic Coast Copper Corp. Ltd.—
6)4% debentures due July 4, 1970
Central
1,
1965
for
Government
Sales
Corp.—
series
Associates Investment Co.
534%
due
+ 9,410
loans
dealers
and
securities
Other
2598
Date
434%
Co.
156
carrying:
or
loans
Loans
Company and Issue—
+
1,381
Government
S.
Other
*
29
+ 9,584
120,816
adjustedt
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
(Louis)
—
dividend
Newark Telephone
6-15
2
7-1
$2.50
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New York Times, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
5)4% prior pref. (quar.)
New York Trap Rock
(quar.)—1
Newark
7-
$1.18%
$1.09
50c
Quarterly
142
74,677
investments
and
U.
mtge. 4)4%
York
New
Northwestern
1961
+
loans
Loans
*
'/ 1962
122,496
adjustedt-
Paes
Sept: 1, 1971—Jun 21
preferred stock—July 17
June 7,
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
due
May 30,
1962
:
investments
and
and
TENDER
cumulative
loans
Loans
Pennsylvania RR.—
Gen.
(s-a)
State Electric &
>Holders
6-29
50c,
85c
$1
$1.01)4
—
(quar.)
Preferred
Nova
Total
Co.—
sinking fund debs,
Stores
mem¬
ber banks rose $18,000,000; Treasury certificates rose
$20,000,000, and the total of Treasury notes and United
States Government bonds fell $28,000,000.
Agricultural
Date
Light
net of $60,000,-
During the comparable week a year ago, these loans
fell $229,000,000.
This lowered the total of such loans
at these banks to $32,794,000.
This was $1,633,000,000
higher than the total a year ago. So far this year, com¬
mercial and industrial loans have dropped $126,000,000
compared with a drop of $995,000,000 in the correspond¬
ing 1961 period. Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
chasing or carrying "other" securities dropped $102,000,000. Loans to sales and personal financing institu¬
tions rose $120,000,000, in contrast to a drop of $125,000,000
during the similar week in 1961.
"Other" loans
gained $57,000,000.
given in the Chronicle.
Company and Issue—
Lerner
Water
Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
New Orleans Public Service—
434 %
preferred (quar )
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
;
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)__
New York & Harlem RR., common
(s-a)
5.25%
a
000.
provisions.
(except where otherwise indicated)
were
of
domestic
'
Commercial and industrial loans fell
ASSETS—
the current volume
increase
An
credited to
$1,079,000,000 in demand deposits
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Electric
Gas
Haven
New Jersey
4)4%
redemption,
sinking fund
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Hartford
2199
Federal
Fund Notices
Below
(quar.)
Haven
New
Stock
+2,246
34.4%
Contingent
71
—
470
+
to
reserves
51
—
33
+
+
888
gold
Figures
110
567
—
4,095
combined
dating
107
8
23
18,084
(1,080).
items—
in
liabs.
deposit
—
+
328
■_
capital
Ratio
734
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
+
+
dividends-
liabilities——
CAPITAL
Capital
Surplus
cash
accrued
125
—
225
-4©)
deposits—
availability
liabs.
Other
2197
1
'Announced In this issue.
+1,233
458
|
(13)
Foreign
Deferred
July
1964
commercial banks.
(341)
;
Deposits:
bank
Eight year 6% subord. debs, due July 1
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.—
4%
non-cumul. class B preferred stock
+2,783
321
—
29,830
(1,093)
collection
of
assets
Member
Co.—
Platinum
&
883
321
—
107
Reserve
2746
2305
+2,597
604
29,628
securities———
process
■LIABILITIES—
Federal
1
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Government securities
and
July
*
*
Jun 29
stock
preferred
Gold
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
New
preference stock
+
29,628
outright_„
agreement
assets
Total
—
3,838
premises
Other
>'
bought
in
cumul.
*
'
Aug
1
Aug 16
1964-
$7
1
series
gold bonds 5%
1,
Co,
conv.
American
Continued from page 13
:
Woods
465
repurchase
S.
items
+
17,182
,_
—
loans
Total
Cash
7
—
5,617
Bonds
U.
109
1
.
.
Notes
Total
+
30
r
.
—
Total
66
*
$3.75
outright—
under
+
23
—
V
outright
Bills
Held
21
securities:
Government
Bought
+
172
advances
Acceptances—bought
U. S.
355
South
cumul.
DIVIDENDS
*
Service
4.80%
—1,008
7
—
July
1981
Morgan & Co. Ltd.—
cumulative preferred stock
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—
4%%
Public
IVTonday, June 18, 1962
.
.
Per
Oct. 1,
debs, due
Feb.
&
Page
July 31
Aug 20
.
Corp.—
subord
due
Means
(Henry)
115
+
-
of
(F.
—1,123
15
—
1,163
notes___
R.
Financial
convertible
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
1st & refunding mortgage
June 14,
June 6,
1962
1962
due July 31,
cumul. conv. pfd. stock
3)4%
Corp.
6%
or
Decrease (—) Since
;
Gold
FMC
Date
Co.—
debs,
subord.
convertible
Interstate
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
5)4%
,
Manufacturing
Electric
Emerson
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
;
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2860)
7- 2
6-8
$1.12(4
$1.15
7- 2
6-8
7-
6-8
50c
6-20
6-
9
25c
6-20
6-
9
2
Volume
195
Number 6169
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2867)
Per
Name
Peoples
of Company
preferred
(s-a)
t$3
6-30
Peoples
Pep
Light
Gas
Coke
&
6-28
6-
37MiC
Boys-Manny
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
Moe
&
B
&
Co.
Piedmont "Natural,Gas
v
"
.
$4 preferred (quar.)_
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly
10M>c
Plastics
Pittsburgh
from
Income
Plate.Glass
Corp.
(stock
Stockholders
and
:
(H.
K.)
Power
Reed
._!•
7-
1
6-6
River Brand Rice Mills
7-31
7-20
Roadway
7-31
Rio
(quar.)'c
Alg.om
Ritter
Mines,
6%
Gold
Ltd.,
'
;
(P.
1st
Producers
Cotton
&
Co.
(quar.)
6-30
1
8-
7-
6-25
2
6-
7-
55c
6-12
7-
2
6-22
6-
1
6-25
6-11
7-15
7-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-
6-13
2
3
76-
6-30
5-31
Clair
5%
6
5%
6-29
6-
5
St.
Louis
7-16
6-20
St.
Paul
6-20
8
6-28
7-
1
6-
7-
2
6-15
7-
15c
..
Electric
5.28%
(quar.)
/.
,
Science
Q-22
Scott
8-15
1
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
..
'R,
T.
Mining
55c
6-
7
1
6-15
Sea
6-10
6-r3Q
.
$1.02
$1.04 Vi
,
.
50c
6-22
6-
7-
2
(quar.)—
_
United
"
•
-
6-21
.
7-
2
7-
'
8
Seton
6-
2
6-
Leather
1
6-15
1
6-15
6-28
30c
7-11
7-25
.
•
.
...
2
1
6-18
6-30
6-18
7Mi%
12 Mac
6-15
7-
1
10-
1
*$1.50
7-
1
6-14
*$1.50
____
10-
1
9-14
(quar.)______^___
.
6-14
90C
,7- 2
6-
8-15
8-
Increased
1
Simms
IOC
8-15
Smith
$28c
7-
2
6-15
*27c
10-
1
9-14
(quar.)
Metals,
12 MaC
—
2nd
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)..
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.
6-25
6-29
6-
6-29
6-15
6-29
27 Mac
7-12
6-12
8
12 Vi C
(quar.)
7-
1
59 %c
8-
1
1
J.)
Western
6-30
proximately
Inc.,
preferred
Richman Bros.,
Convertible
7-
2
6-
25c
7-
2
to
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Drug
CO
1
6-26
27 Mac
8-
1
7-20
93 %C
8-
1
7-20
6-30
6-20
10c
8-10
7-25
11-10
6-27
6-15
7-
6-15
1
7-
2
22M.C
7-
3
6-22
>
6-15
6-19
6-
7-
6-18
1
1
6-29
6-12
6-19
6-
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-14
25c
6-21
6-22
66-
5
1
4
8-
1
6-29
8-
1
6-29
6-8
5-25
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-11
6-29
6-14
6-18
6-
1
quar.)
6-27
7-
3
5-31
*15c
7-
3
5-31
30c
■,
—
(Initial-quar.)
7-27
*15c
(s-a)
7-
2
16 MaC
15c
*50c
6-18
6-15
6-
4
*70c
6-25
6-
5
6-
5
1
7-
1
7-
2
12 Mac
7-
2
4%
7-
2
6-15
South
.
8%
Oil
1
6-29
6-
1
6-26
6-
8
10c
7-
1
6-15
6-27
6-13
40c
7-
2
6-
8
62 Mac
7-
2
6-
8
57 MaC
(quar.)
7-
2
Puerto
Rico
preferred
Southam
A
50c
of
(quar.)_!_——r„—
convertible
N.-Y.
pfd.
Company,
(quar.)
Ltd.
50c
7-
3
6-15
Southeastern
Public
50c
7-
3
6-15
Southeastern
Telephone
preferred
Bros.,
Stephan
Sterling
Co.
7-
6-15
7-10
6-22'
7-10
6-22
7-16
6-29
2
7-
3
6-14
2
6-15
7-10
6-20
6-28
7-277-15
7-15
6-30
6-30
7-
2
6-15
6-29
6-18
7-
6-14
12 Vic
(quar.)
45c
10c
87MsC
2
2
6-
5
6-18
7-
6-
9
(quar.)—
(John
Baer
7%
$1.25
9-28
9-14
12-31
12-14
40c
7-
2
6-15
R.)
Co.
(interim)
6-15
3
6-15
7-16
6-29
less
tax
Fuller
5-11
2
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-19
7-
25c
5%
CO
to
Co.
1st
preferred
(quar.)___—
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common (quar.)—
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
—__
43 %C
6-29
20c
7-
7-
1
(quar.)——
25c
7-
Stop & Shop, Inc.: (quar,) ________—_—,—
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
10c
6-15
1
25c
5%
S
6-15
6-15
10c
income
&
6-
6-29
*12 Vic
(quar.)
Lloyds, Ltd.— *•
deposit receipts
British
Stix,
6-30
6-29
$1.25
:_
Company
American
•
25c
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Brewers
Stetson
convertible 2nd
preferred
$1.25
6-
7
6-
7
1
6-
7
6-29
6-
8
7-
6-20
2
•;
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—
$5
convertible
5%
Sun
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
u_
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
2nd
$4.50
7-
2
6-18
$1.25
Chemical
—
7-
2
6-18
15c
7-
2
6-20
$1.12
7-
2
6-20
—
3c
7-
6
6-
(quar.)
3c
6-30
6-20
preferred (quar.)
!
Sunbeam Corp., new common (initial quar.)
Sundstrand Corp.
(increased quar.)_.^
15c
6-30
6-20
Sun
Drug
Sun
Finance & Loan Co.
Sunrise
(Fla.) com,
Stock
(quar.)
5% preferred
Superior Propane, Ltd.
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Supermarkets Operating (stock dividend)—Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.
Common (s-a)
Ordinary (s-a)
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
Supervised
Sweets
Swift
Co.
&
Co.
Amrica
——
(James), Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-23
6-30
5-31
62 Vic
7-
2
6-
*35c
7-
2
6-15
4
2%
6-21
5-31
*2 M,C
7-15
6-12
*25c
7-15
6-12
*$1.25
7-15
6-12
6-23
6-
7-
3
6-19
40c
7-
1
6-
6-30
6-15
20c
7-16
7-
25c
8
4
2
7- 2
6-15
12 Vic
Taylor Instrument Cos.
(quar.)
dividend
Keyes
10-23
7
8-
1
7-10
20C
7-
3
6-
8
7-
3
6-
8
Industries, Inc.—
(G.), Ltd.. common
4% preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Stock
—
quarterly
Tamblyn
Ten
8-29
*2c
(quar.)
Electronics
9-14
15c
(quar.)__
Industries, Ltd
Symington Wayne Corp.
Initial
6-12
lc
Shares
of
6-18
6-
6-30
5c
—
(quar.)—
6-28
6-22
2Ma%
Mining
Super Valu Stores,
36c
25c
3%
dividend
.Sunshine
6
5c
Fnud,
Inc
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
—
50C
$2
18C
6-28
6-15
7-
6-15
2
2%
(quar.)
—
6-
8
2
6-
8
Tennessee
Corp.
2
6-
8
Tennessee
2
6-20
7-13
6-29
5c
6-30
6-20
25c
6-22
6-
6
6-22
6-
7
Gas Transmission
7-
(quar.)
8-
6-29
50c
1
7-14
6-
8
4.10%
preferred
preferred
4.60%
preferred
4.64%
preferred
4.65%
6-15
7-
50c
7-
2
6-15
5.10%
7-
2
6-15
5.12%
6-28
6-14
5.24%
$1.12 Ma
(increased)
*20c
5
4.90%
5.25%
(quar.)
23c
7-
1
6-20
(quar.)
25c
6-30
5-22
35c
preferred
preferred
6-29
7-16
50c
Service
6-15
50c
<quar.)____—
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-30
(Raleigh, N. C.)
7-
30c
com.
10-15
25c
Albany,
4.25%
(quar.)
Sugar,
1
6-30
6-30
45C
—
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
*30c
—
56%c
pfd.
7-14"
7-
(s-a)
$0.64125
4Mi%
1
*20c
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry
2%
Co.
8-
*20c
class
5%
Tamar
6-
$1.38
(quar.)
Water,
6-15
*10c
_
5%
•
Talcott
1
6-29
17 Mac
dividend
Penn
Corp.,
8tedman
6-15
6-
Georgia Natural Gas Co.
Pittsburgh
8
6
2
20c
& Materials, Ltd.
Corp. (increased)
preferred (quar.)
Traung Lithograph,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
6-29
38 %c
(quar.)
Jersey Gas Co.
66-
7-
20c
Switson
8-
10c
Co._
Insurance
6-29
6-20
5c
75c
(quar.)__
—
31M»c
Carolina
South
10c
75c
—
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2
7-10
6-27
4%
preferred
preferred
7-
6c
(quar.)_
com.
1,
1
6-18
14c
*
*30c
Gas,
66-
6-30
State Loan & Finance
10-25
*$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6-15
2
2
$1.45
6%
common
Carolina Electric
Stock
South
ap-
$1.50
*30c
South
South
of
6-20
15c
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Manufacturing
4.50%
6- 8
10c
.'
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5M4%
2
6-25
Stores,
6-30
7-
94c
Stein way & Sons
7-
6-30
27 V2C
Paper
4.60%
8
6-30
(quar.)
common
class
5-25
*12 Vic
South
—
I
6-15
90c
$0.168)
common
South
6-15
15c
(quar.).
'
Soss
6-11
Tobacco Co.
(quar.)
6-14
6-21
7- 2
10c
preferred A
5Mi%
7-11
6-30
(R.
preferred
2
7-10
35c
12 MaC
(initial
5-17
7-
•
3Va%
5%
7-
A
6-11
5-10
2
93 %C
Stecher
5
IOC
•
,
com.
6-28
6-29
7-
25c
(extra)
Bank
6-11
10c
Industries, Ltd., $2.80 pfd. (quar.)
$1.55 preferred
Sorg
7-11
8-
;
12 Mac
,
,
State Capital Life Insurance
Common (quar.)
6-30
37Mic
50c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (stock dividend)
6-15
15c
4%
$1.12%
(quar.)
Starrett
6-15
15c
"
class
7-20
Poors
Ltd.,
B
6-30
split
preferred
$1.25
Class
7-
$1.31 Va
.(stock
dividend)
(Quebec)—
new
1
Ohio
7-13
35c
common
(Howard)
Sommers
6-11
$1;12%
_
__
RhOdesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
American shares (interim
payment
3%%
8
6-15
10c
B
3.60%
Rich's
___;
——
common
preferred
Rhodes
15c
$2
&
Stanfield's
6-27
25%
Pattern,
Somerville
6-22
3%
4Vi%
Reynolds
7-
6-
2
7-20
"
dividend
Class
6-22
25c
75c
Insurance Co.
(Chicago)
(quar.)
25c
(T.
of
Standard Paving
Stewarts &
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
S.) & Co.,
Skil Corp., new
3-for-l
stock
7-18
(quar.)
B
Simplicity
Co., Ltd.—
—
Class
preferred
7-16
10c
___r.____v
semi-annually
Dairies, class A
Silverwood
1
8-
,
:
Steamship—
7-13
2%
Ltd.
7-20
17 Vic
preference (accum.)
Corp.^ class A
(quar.)
3%%
7-16
,
.
dividend
Mines,
7-20
1
25c
Holding
1
6-15
c
dividend
Instruments
Sigma
8
lie
v
Sigma
9-14
.
*15c
&
1
12MIC
Co.
7-20
1
8-
17 Mac
8-
$1.75
(quar.)
Brewing
1
8-
_____
Stanley Home Products
Stanley Works (quar.)
7-
Co.
Rainier
8-
Co.—
Oil Co.
.
7 Mac
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)___
:
Sicard, Inc., common (s-a)
6%
preferred
(quar.)____.
Sick's Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Sicks'
6-29
*15c
Oil
Stock
6-22
(quar.)_
4%%
6-18
6-15
.
,___
7-20
31 %C
Standard Radio. Ltd. (quar.)
Standard Shares, Inc. (s-a)
2
_____
(quar.).
Gas
1
27 Vic
(Initial-quar.)
Fruit
B
5c
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
.'
Shoe Corp. of America—
■
9-21
6-30
&
7-20
8-
27 %c
(s-a)
6-22
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
7-20
1
(quar.)
Standard
Realty Corp.—
Co.
1
8-
$1.62
6-20
$2.50
&
1
8-
$1.40%
—
8-
$1.18%
partic.
3%
Steel
Stock
6-15
10-
..
$3
;
$1.10
Financial Corp., com.
(quar.)
prior preferred A (quar.)
prior preferred B
$3
7-20
7-20
6-30
7-
A
Co.
1
$1.15
7-13
7-
(quar.)
Inc
8-
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.80
Standard
'
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
1
,
•
7-20,
Company
Foods
common
40c
(quar.)
!_____
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
...
___
)
7-
7-23
New
6-20
•
1
7-20
7-10
1
8-
1
(quar.)
Standard Electric
State
Shelby Salesbook Co.
Shell
6-14
A
Reynolds
6-
$1.12 Mi
._
(quar.)
Milling
Shawmut Association
1
-
___
'
6-
.Class
Inc.
$1
Corp. (quar.),
Shattuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
shaver Food Marts, class A
(Initial)
6-22
7-
D
,
1
8-
______;—__.
—____
RR.
Cities
(John)
Co.
Sharon
6-22
7-
.
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)___
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)
Revlon,
7-
7-
6-15
.
1
Shaler
8
7-20
preferred
Square
...8c <;;;6}2fciJ Ift-ltft'
---
■
Sexton
8
(Canada), Ltd.—
j
12c
6-15
2
8-
7-15
30c
Seismograph Service
(quar.)
Servel, Inc.,, $5.25 preferred (quar.)
5-31
,
7-20
$1.50
.
Corp.
Corp.
183/4c
-
•_
6-
A
Stock
Line
preferred
6-15
*20c
____
$6.50
6-20
2
2
7-
8-
(Quarterly from net investment Income)
Sperry Rand Corp., com. (stock dividend)
4Mi % preferred (quar.)
Spic & Span (quar.)
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.)__
7-10
7-
7-
$1.25
,
,
97 Vic
'
2
(stock dividend).
Associates,
,
*25c
___
(initial)
Resistoflex
6
7-17
7-15
6-15
92% C
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
Stamford Chemical Industries (quar.)
4
12- 3
1
7- 2
$1.03%
preferred
preferred
Standard
Corp. General, $7 pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
Security Life & Trust Co. (Wiriston-Salem,
6-20
,
Class
Reserve
2
Corp.—-y"
(quar.)
Allied
6-30
$2
i
"
-
7-
11-30
"
Stafford
9-
6-25
12-10
$1.10
9-4
^
9-17
7-13
$1
"
_!
6-25
(N. Y.)
(quar.)——u!_i_J
Air
$5
8
*27 Mac
;
(quar.)—
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)—.
6% preferred (quar.)___,
1___,
,
7-
7-
30c
Quarterly
12 Mac
__
American dep. receipts (interim)
(Payment amounts to about $0,027 per de¬
positary share, less British Income Tax
;
1
7-25
8
common
Quarterly
55c
A
Renoid Chains
6-15
,
•V
(quar.)—
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Investors, Inc.
6-18
Securities
.
Lithographing
8-
2
25c
*
Common
A
.
preferred
4.36%
5-31
$1.16%
__!;—___^___ -;
,
Corp.
5-29
____
Reid
J.)
Way Food Town
.'
6-29
.
_________
-
7-
6-
,
preferred
Pak
6-30
10c
-
:
(quar.)—
5.625%
,
8-15
6-27
$1.07
—
6-29
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10c
1
4.75%
"
5-28
9-14
,
25% •„
■;
—
5c
.
\
—
_
'
1
7-10
._
5-31
45c
.
6% preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.
Redwing Carriers
1
1
6-
$0.1875
Research Association,-, (year-end)
,
' "
Second
5-31
—
Rapid-American
Co.
6c
!___
Standard
$1.10
r_'u
25c
(quar.)_—
pfd.
38% %).
36c
Brewing 4(quar.l_—__
Seaboard
5-31
6-30
6-30
E. Corp., class A (increased
."24c
quar.) '
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
25c
$3.50
1st, preferred
(quar.)
.87Mac
"Ramo, Inc.; common——!—
4c
Class. A
_!_
._l
lc
of
11c
5-31
6-30
$1.75
&
Class
66-
9-17
5-31
:
6-30
35c
(quar.)
Organization, Ltd.—-
1
12-17
(quar.)_
class A (initial-quar.)—
5% preferred (quqfJ
Seaboard
5-31
6-30
"
Radio
Rank
Power
(quar.")
Seaboard
5-31
..
6-30
•
(quar.)
common
Co;
1
7-
15c
6-21
$1.32 '
5%
preferred (quar.):
Quemont Mining; Ltd.——______
Quincy
&
(Walter
Shamrock
-
Insurance
preferred
Sea
7-.1
10c
$1.26%
-
5M>%
25c
'25c
1
7-13
"
—
__
7-
Bcruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
7-
25c
___———
Telephone,
1
6-20
$1.25
6-15
.
L:
,
preferred
4.60%
6-
*$1.25
Rubber,
$3.40
$62 Mac
;
_
6%
4.40%
5-18
6-20
*25c
Paper Co.—
7-
.__
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—
(George) Fund of Boston—
•.
(Quarterly
from investment income)
Pyle-National Co.,. common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)—
!
6
6-11
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)__:
Monthly.
6-29
$4
(quar.)
Putnam
J Quebec
6-
2
6-20
-
-
—
Schlitz
4
(quar.)
,Purex
Co.,
6-20
7-
Class
Schering Corp.,
(Joseph.)
5-25
7-31
$1.07%
__
4.25%
Standard
$4.50
7% original preferred (quar.)____!!_!
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
Pulp & Timber (quar.)—
Oats
6-11
6-29
6-
1
6-18
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
7- 2
15c
Puget' Sound
'Quaker
2
"
(quar.)
$1.40 dividend preferred
Publication Corp., common
4.15%
6-20
$1
(Va.)
3.70%' preferred
(quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
*
6-22
2%
_
6-15
6-15
7-15
2
./
:
*
5
2
7-
8-
Service—
7-
7-16
Schenuit
(R. I.)
;
6-15
-
20c
9-
_
_
7- 5
*
Southwestern Public
$1.09
7-
Im¬
(quar.)—
•
6-29
10c
-
J_.—_
Southwestern Electric Service
4.40% preferred (quar.)_
_!___
20c
(quar.)_
6-22
50c
Products
Quarterly
5-25
7-10
class A
4.18%" preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
-5-25
■
(quar.)
Scarsdale National Bank & Trust Co.
17 V2C
,
7-19
$1.25
Marine
preferred
31V4C
_
——
6-25
6-25
7-16
6-20
30c
preferred (quar.)__
4.65% preferred, (quar. )_l
'5% preferred (quar.)
"
6
6-15';
6-15
$1.20
4.28%
4.40%
$1.07Mi
-
Castings
&
Tubular
Schneider
10 %
—
*
7-25
-7-25
Stock
,
6-15
6-15
______
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.36%
,
6-15
6-25
Steel
Fire
Sawhill
1
6-25
,
2%^,
Insur-
2
preferred
preferred
Savannah
7
6-15
15c
" (quar.),
(quar.)
6-29
6*
1
1
(quar.)
Paper Mills, common.:.—
Southwestern Electric Fower-
6-15
8-24
.
(quar.)
Regis Paper Co.—
4.40% 1st preferred A (quar.)
Sangamo Electric (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. - (quar.)
6-22
ll'/sC
(quar.),.
7-
6-
1
7-10
—
Service Electric &
Gas, com.
2
6-30
7-
7-
45c
Co.
,
10-20
$1.25
Southland
St.
1
t$2
Co.
7-
40c
Joseph Light & Power—
: :
"
preferred
(quar.)
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
:
:
L
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry., com.
(quar.)—_
6-
tic
1—
Mfg.
25c
6-20
1
$1.12 Va
dividend
•
6-15
3%
Specialty
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railway Co.
■, 5%
preferred (quar.)—
Southern State Cooperative, Inc.
6-15
9-20
(quar.)_
.5%
6-15
7-16
Pacific
7-16
11-
Southern
6-15
■
6-29
;
St.
6-15
'
2%
__
2
7-2
15c
—-
St.
4
6-29
12 Vic
dividend
7-
7- 2
*15c
—
—LL—
$$1.50
-
Electric—
&
6-13
r
7-20
■
11c
15c
Ltd.
Stores
6-29
$0,379
Quarterly
—____;
Provincial Transport, 5%
preferred (quar.)_
Public Service Co, of North Carolina
iquar.)
'..I
dividend
6-29
$40c
"
,6-29
Southern
6-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
6-20
~Co.
Cola
Royalty
Stock
St.
4
common
providence Washington Insurance
1
5
8-15
Common
"
6-20
,
6-30
—10c.
Inc., common
; 4% preferred (quar.)—
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
4
+50c
...
6-20
6-20
1
Gas & Water,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas
.
—
common
Industries,
Safeway
2
6-
1%
—
—
Russell
•
t56y4c**
—
*7-
"
1
1
J20c
w_
(initial)
Crown
Sabine
4-13
(quar.),.
t5c
7-
6
5-29
6-
__
7-
J25c
common
Togs Inc.. class A (quar.)Class A (quar.)
;
8
6-
dividend);
7-
$30c
Russ
6-15.
6-20
J75c
Life
t5c
common..
(quar.)
20c
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)__—_l *$0.3281
Ruberoid Company (quar.)___
50c
Ruppert (Jacob) 4M2 % pfd. (quar.)
$1.12Mi
6-15
Men's
6-20
preferred
S
6-
$2.38
7-
Royal
6-12
6-22
.
Bros,
Rothmoor, Corp.,
2
9-
6-
—
___.
25c
6
.7-14
6-25
—;
—
$5
6-
6-
6-30
(s-a)
$4.50
—_
6-30
27c
*62 %c
Southern
7-13
7-13
—___—-—
6-15
6-22
(auar.)_
preferred
1
6-13
/
6-30 '
common
preferred
6-15
1%
,
6-18
1
1
preferred
40c
;
Company
7-16
■!
1
30c
(stock
Prom Motor Hotel,
7-
_llj.
Business
Mlg.,
•
8-1
preferred
8-
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.,
6-29
4.75%
8-
(quar.)____!_.—
$1.41 >/*
Rockland National Bank (Suffern, N. Y.)__ '
25c
Rollins Broadcasting, Inc.,* com.
(quar.)_!_! ':;8c
-Class B
(quar.)__——_!_u_—_—!___—
8c
Rolls. Royce, Ltd. (final)
.)
3%
7-16
6-25
._
preferred
1
t5.65%
;; 25c
,
Ltd.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
24c
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
Southern Fertilizer & Chemical Co.—
11-26
10c
Rochester Telephone-Corp., com. (quar.).!_!
27Vic
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
! 5%
2nd preferred
(quar.) -—" $1.25
36c;
(quar.)
(Colo.)
8-
6-25
,
—
(Del.)
(quar.),,—
Little
20c
—-—
—__
"""5c
—
Industries
,
6-29
6-19
8-
(quar,)
dividend
Professional
6-20
7-10
7-16,
62y2c
dividend)
Co.,
12-17
original partic. pfd. (increased)
preferred
(quar.)
4.32%
22M2C
—
"(quar.)"_l
Robinson Technical Products, Inc. (N. Y.)-—
Quarterly
—_"—'i
"—1—
6- 8
.'6-30
Mfg.
6-27
$50c
-
____________
participating
Participating
6-12-
2
L.)
preferred
Robinson
;
7-
3V3c
dividend)-,
preferred
l
6-29
27y?c
Ltd., 4%; pfd. (s-a)
:
Proctor-Silex Corp., .4%% conv.
pfd.
2nd
6-
(stock div.)
'
Mines Ltd,———___
Brand
Mines,
6-29,
(quar.)__
5%
Southern Canada Power Co. Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
'
t50C
common
Express,
dividend
$1
5-28
-
3 Vic
—
__
4% preferred
Pre way. Inc.
(stock
6-20
$25c
,
,
(quar.):
Ltd.,
Company
Robertson
6-15
'8-17 *
9
62 Vic
Co
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls Co.
8
6-
6-26
38c
____
-
com.
(quar.)
Common
6
7-20
6-27
9-
$1.75
Price Bros.,
'
6-
15c
1
Insurance Co.
President
,
6
7-20
1
37 Vic
—
Participating preferred
4.08%
6-
1
7-
5%
(quar.)
Inc.* (stock
Preferred
'
6-11
8-
,6-29
two-for-one split(quar.)
a
Corp. of Canada Ltd.,
Public
6-30
Corp.
Winston
&
Rosenau
& Paper Co. -(quar.L/(Del.)
(quar.)_i
Co.
Electric
Stock
1
,75c
:
4Matt*-preferred' (quar.)_i__I—1——1
~
8-
97y?c
■s
(quar.)
(L. F.), Co.,
Huron Sulphite
Prophet
8-15
83c
—
preferred
Popell
$1.25
10c
$1
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Progress
Rtnehart
90c
dividend)
approve
Corp.,
1st
$2.50 .2nd
.
6-11
$2.50
.
"
anco
6-22
93 Vic
tquar.)__
Corp., class A (monthly)A
(monthly)—
Plough, Inc." (quar.)—
—1—
Progress
6-15
•T- $1"
Class
j
6-30
50c
___
;
Stock
40c
10c
Piatt
6%
Riley
'
!__
__.
Development, Ltd.: (increased)—
Preston
6-18
$1.37?/a
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
,
7-3
30c
from capital gains)
Pratt,
50c
«*'•'
?:
preferred (quar.)_—__—
Pillsbury Co7 common (quar.)
Power
(extra)___—
15C
•
.
.$5.50
Potomac
guaranteed
7-30
25c
3.90% preferred (quar.)I—r_—_——i_
Phillips' Sprew Co. (stock
div.)^^i^_u4.i----i-l.'
Phoenix Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.).—,
Porter
6%
1
75c
.___
(Mame),' com.—
(quar.)
,
Port
6-14
8-
12c
_
inc.
s
5%
7-13
"
'
__
Polaroid
6-18
22 ViC
—
Philadelphia '.Electric Co.
(quar.)—1'_—1—_
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.-— """ **"'
; (Quarterly
from net investment income)_
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)"
Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)
:
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)_
Philip Morris, Inq., common (quar.)—
4%. preferred * (quar.)——
Planet
3
"
Exploration,
(Charles)
Placer
6-18
7-
10c
Gas Service
(quar.)
Petroleum,. Corp. of America
Petroleum
Pioneer
3
25c
$1.12 W
Heather, class A "(quar.)
(quar.)—;
Petrolane
.
7-
(extra)
Stoker
When
Share
,
Southern California Edison—
$1
guaranteed
,
'
Per
Name of Company
& Potomac RR.—
7%
15c
;——
Ar
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
!
—___
Class
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Common (quar.)
When
Share
1
$2.50
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)___
Pet Milk Co.;,common (quar.)
*4 Mi % preferred (quar.)—
:
Peterson Howell &
"
25c
___
(s-a)
Jack
(quar.)
Company
20c
(quar.)
Bureau Valley RR.
&
Pfizer
Per
Name of
6-15
50c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)_,
Peoria
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Credit Jewellers Ltd.—
redeemable
6%
When
Share
51
4.50%
4.72%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.02 Mi
7-
1
6-
8
$1.06 V*
7-
1
6-
8
$1.15
7-
1
6-
8
$1.16
7-
1
6-
8
$1.16 M4
$1.22 Mi
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
$1.27 Mi
7-
1
6-
$
$1.28
7-
1
6-
$
$1.31
7-
1
6-
8
$1.31 y*
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
$
7-
1
6-
$
$1.18
7- 1
8- •
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2868)
Per
Name
Share
of Company
Class
A
Texaco
Canada, Ltd., 4%
Service, $4
$5.08
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$4.64
preferred (quar.)—
—
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Texas Fund, Inc. (quar. from invest, income)
Texas
7-31
7-16
U
t$l
7-20
6-30
U.
8-
1
7-16
United
8-
1
7-16
United
$1.16
7-
2
6-15
$1.14
7-
5c
6-18
(quar.)
$1.35
$1.24
7-
1
6-15
$1.31 (4
7-
1
6-15
preferred
Utilities,
Texas
Inc.,
Textron,
>
Thomas
Betts
&
Co.,
Thomas Industries,
—
common
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
70c
Co.,
—
Markets, common
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—i
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
TTrifty Drug Stores, 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)__
4V*%
preferred (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)__
Tiffany & Co.
(quar.)
T'irift Investment,
common
1
6-15
Toys,
2
6-15
25c
7-
2
6-23
Utilities
7-
1
31 (Ac
7-
1
6-15
(increased-quar.)
Company
Torrington
Extra
Upson
Towmotor
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
common
new
Finance, Ltd.
(3-for-l
A (initial)
1
class B
(initial)
Traders
New
20c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
1
6-15
6-29
6-18
Vangas,
15c
17 (4 c
25c
7-
77-
6-
2
8
Vapor Corp.
6-
2
8
Vendo
series
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
Vermont
31 (Ac
6-30
6-15
$1.12(4
6-30
6-11
1
6-13
25c
7-
2
7-
3
6-
8
7-
3
6-
8
7-
3
6-
8
7-
3
6-
8
8-
1
7-16
Class
Corp.,
Temper
of
Co.
New
New Jersey
(initial
common
Coach
5(4%
Inc.,
1
1
8-
1
1
15c
6-29
Center
National
Quarterly.
6-
7-19
6-30
5
6-30
6-30
6-21
7-15
6-30
7-
6-22
CO
7-
6-15
2
6-14
■
7-
1
CO
1
6-15
8-
1
7-20
11-
1
10-18
7 (Ac
Electric, common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
B
N.
C.)
—
Weinkles
'
Liquor
6-15
Werner
West
Power,
preferred
4(4%
4.20%
Texas
4.40%
8-15
7-20
6-11
5-22
7%
1st
preferred
7-20
5%
1st
preferred
United
investment
United
4(4%
preferred
United
Investors
Corp.
Class
A
A
6-13
4.72%
6-29
6-15
6-15
6-28
6-12
1
6-20
1
6-20
7-
2
6-15
10c
6-29
6-
7
7-
6-
8
22c
37(4c
2
6-29
6-
7-
5-31
7-
1
2
6
8
1
States
(quar.)
S
Freight
S.
Cold
U
S
Tile
(quar.)
&
Guaranty
Fidelity
S
V.
8.
$5
White
Motor
5(4%
3(4%
6%
6-27
6-18
Co.,
preferred
Lines Co.
Rubber,
$2.50
7-10
6-20
6-29
6-15
9-
6-19
7-16
6-22
27V2c
6-22
6-
6-22
6-
5
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
7-
6
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
4
6-15
55c
_
6-26
5-21
$2
6-26
5-21
25c
6-29
6-20
Corp.,
This
2
6-30
>
a
6-15
2
Baumer
Wilson
Bros.
Net
common
&
Common
Winn
6%
7%
quarter.
7-
1
Mfg.
Co.
(Pa.)
2
6-
4
6-29
6-
1
6-29
6-30
6-
98-
75c
87-
1
8-14
1
7-10
1
7-10
2
6-12
25c
6-29
6-29
6-19
6-29
6-19
Dixie
Stores
Electric
preferred
Wisconsin
Net
preferred
5.04%
5.08%
Wiser Oil Co.
Witco Chemical
the
quarterly
from
\
$8,461,000
net
to
12%.
$1.16
based
operating
share,
per
343,396
on
compared
shares
show
earnings
with
outstanding
increase
an
of
.
to
April
with
30,
1962,
$4,331,000
in
sales of $4,647,000
the
corresponding
were
1961
in
sales,"
to
inventory
service."
cents
45
or
share,
per
he
said,
This
compared
number
of
with
shares
most
the
of finished goods in order to provide better customer
policy required overtime wages. In addition, the train¬
ing of new and inexperienced employees added materially to
manufacturing costs of this reported quarter.—V. 195, p. 793.
7-
1
6-15
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
the
Light
&
Co.—Bonds
Offered—On
1
7-
5
6-30
6-
5
the bonds
8-
7-
5
6-20
8-
5-15
1
7-
2
6-11
lOc.
7-
2
6-
50c
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
1
6-
6-15
7-
6-
8
7-
6-
8
7-
6-15
$1.4334
8-
7-
6
8-
7-
6
prices
50c
7-
6-
8
the
7-
6-
8
6-22
6-
7-
6-25
1
8
30c
6-30
6-18
20c
7-
1
6-20
8^(4c
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
8-22
7-31
6-29
6-
7-
6-20
8-
1
7-
6
11-
1
10-
5
7-
1
6-23
8
coupon,
came
Equitable
from:
Securities
from
the
sale
of
the
bonds
will
be
used
to
the company's construction expenditures including
loans made or to be made for that purpose.
FEATURES—The
series
K
bonds
from 104.08% to 100%; for debt
be redeemable beginning May 1,
scaled
bonds
may
are
redeemable
at
retirement purposes,
at 100%.
1964,
Power of 122 West Washington Ave., Madison,
in supplying electricity, natural and liquid petroleum
in two counties, water. It operates in 33 counties in south¬
ern
and
central
Wisconsin
including the cities of Sheboygan and
Fond du Lac, and Janesville and Beloit. For the year 1961 over 85%
of operating revenues
was derived from the
sale of electricity, over
13%
from the sale of gas,
and a little over 1%
from the sale of
water.—V. 195, p. 2376.
BUSINESS—Wisconsin
Wis.,
gas
is
engaged
and,
Witeo
On
Chemical
the application
common
Witco
many
Co., Inc.—Proposed Listing
14 the board
June
approved
of
6-15
6-
of
REDEMPTION
6-15
40c
part
a
payment of bank
6-12
$1.06(4
its bid of 99.11%.
all naming a 4%%
Securities &
Co.
and
100.9199; White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
finance
1
2
6-22
on
bonds,
Union
jointly, 100.833; Kuhn,. Loeb & Co. and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
jointly, 100.80; First Boston Corp., 100.71; Blyth & Co. and Lehman
Brothers, jointly, 100.582, and Smith, Barney & Co. and Robert W.
Baird & Co., jointly, 100.55.
6-29
8
the
for
Dillon,
Corp., jointly,
7-
2
13
June
bids
Other
t834c
vc
Power
stock.
The
manufactures
of governors
for listing
stock
wide
is
now
on
NYSE
of the New York Stock Exchange
of the company's 1,598,357 shares
being traded over-the-counter.
of chemicals for industries serving
of the principal markets in the economy. These include organic
detergents, asphalts, certain petroleum derivatives, carbon
and specialty chemicals for building products.
a
range
chemicals,
black
$1.50
7-31
7-13
12(4c
7-12
7-
35c
6-20
5-31
Witco
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
2
Canada
tories
in
has
and
11
one
the
manufacturing
locations
in
this
country,
two
in
England. The company has eight research labora¬
in
United
States
and
one
each
in
Canada and England.
Principal plants are in Chicago, Perth Amboy, Paterson, and Belleville]
N. J.; Los Angeles, Gretna, La.
(near New Orleans); Cleveland, Ohio-
8-
1
7-13
$1.26
8-
1
7-13
(quar.)
$1.27
8-
1
7-13
Franklin
75c
7-
2
6-11
Droitwich, England.
8c
7-10
6-25
20c
7-13
6-29
(quar.)
ended
"report to
shareholders,
President
Jack
Linsky
earnings for the period. "The slight decrease in
recent quarter, as compared with the increase
"is due in a large part to the decision to add
the
on
in
earnings
$1.25
(quar.)
equal
$154,000,
(quar.)
Monthly
$9,502,000
cents
per
share, for the
same
the comparable quarter last year.
in
7-
Power
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
today
months
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, headed
an
underwriting group which offered $12,000,000 Wis¬
consin Power & Light Co., first mortgage bonds, series
K, 4y4%, due May 1, 1992, at p9.83% and accrued interest
to yield approximately 4.26%. The group was awarded
40c
Service,
than
to
50
or
outstanding
In
of
income
$172,000,
Wisconsin
25c
(quar.)
Public
supplies,
June 14, 1962,
15c
(monthly)
The
compared
as
6-19
1834c
Inc.
.'/■/-
(
share,
a
months
three
6-15
15c
(quar.)
/■'
*
the
6-29
Co.
common
2199.
p.
6-19
.
$1.06(4
(quar.)
a record $14,500,000 in the
improvements in facilities in
195,
increased
of more
cents
80
6-30
(quar.)
Company,
(quar.)
preferred
both
up
4
75c
s-a)
to
cents
61
6-22
30c
50c
(quar.)
equal
spend
and
record-keeping forms and
earnings
for
the
six
period
45%.
6-15
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
to
and
$398,000,
periods.
6-20
$1.31(4
Wisconsin Fuel & Light Co.
5%
(quar.)—_
acquired
$3,483,100,
were
include
years
Plywood
v
gain
a
was
for
25c
(quar.)
Candle
income
or
$l
common
Co.
earlier,
year
of
sales
the
for
$275,000,
7-16
5
t834c
(quar.)
plans
additions
"
1962.
sales
For
9(4c
(increased)
30
fiscal
S.
compared with $1,827,000 or
States.—V.
maker
increased
30,
Net
30c
A
April
U.
6-15
7-
Chicago
reported
6-20
59c
(quar.)
Co.,
Cement
Wisconsin
10c
Sugar Corp.
6-29
3%
(quar.)
&
$4.25
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
59%c
preferred
8-16
1
65c
~~~
(stock dividend)
preferred
4
6-
68c
Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
junior preferred (quar.)
Williams
(Bait.)
(quar.)
common
1
9-
6-20
25c
(from income)
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wilcox Oil Co.
(quar.)
Wiley (John) & Sons (initial
Will
7'/Ac
_
8-
9-17
35c
(quar.)
above
Wilson Jones Co.—Six Months' Sales, Earns. Higher—
37(4c
(quar.)
preferred
Wieboldt
30c
Gypsum
lien
Steel
preferred
6-18
25c
(quar.)
Storage
8-15
2
6-20
„
A
major
United
37(4c
(increased)
prior
7-15
10c
U S Lumber Co.
8%
4%
6-15
$1.12 y2
Quarterly
U
U.
U
B
6-27
Chemical
Ceramic
10c
V-
for
the
year
and
37(4c
(quar.)
the
which
6-15
2
7-
$1.25
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)___
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
7-30
6-27
preferred (quar.)
United States
class
ended
announced
company
Canada
Eastman
Inc. (quar.)
(George), Ltd., class
Weston
6-30
Molasses, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets.—
(A final payment of 1 shilling 1
pence and
a special distribution of
2(4 pence equal
&
Foods,
preferred
25c
United
7%
7%
10c
Borax
7-
7-16
10c
15c
(quar.)
Westminster Fund Inc.
6%c
Extra
United
Western Utilities
6%c
(quar.)
The
coming
7-16
Publishing Co.
preferred (quar.)
Whitehall
(monthly)
4(4%
6-14
Western
6-29
$1.06 Yt
,
to about 17c and free of tax)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Pacific Corp.
(quar.)__
6-29
7
7-16
(quar.)
Power & Gas, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wheeling
(monthly)
Class
lowest
1
6-11
5-
6-11
(quar.)
40c
quar.)
of Delaware—
United Merchants & Manufacturers
6-
2
6-25
(quar.)
6-29
quarter
both
Corp.,
in specialties and decorative plywood, which more than
prices of fir plywood and lumber. He noted that the
for fir plywood during the past fiscal year was the
since the end of World War II.
■■■»«•"••
,
40c
1955)
4.75%
for
Plywood
Cascades
price
6-
1961)
6-15
earnings reported
of
32c
1952)
v
lower
average
70c
(series
7-
.
particularly
6-20
(quar.)
common
(series
net
___
(quar.)
(increased
Illuminating
1
$1.10
Westmoreland,
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Improvement—
common
(initial-quar.)
United
6-
7-27
$1.50
(series
7-
payment
u
share in the same quarter last year. Sales were $76,884,000 and
$65,892,000 in each of these respective quarters.
S. W. Antoville, Chairman of the Board, said the improved showing
in the fiscal year just closed was attributed to an increase in
sales,
5-31
2
7-
50c
62(4c
preferred
preferred
Gas
New
7-
50c
5%
7(4c
.
preferred
7-15
and
February, 1962.
Earnings in the
commented
5%
t75c
income)
6-30
6-20
10c
5%
40c
Gas
United
Sales
offset
(quar.)
5%
40c
from
6-15
5c
(quar.)
6
30c
(quarterly
7-13
6-15
6-30
25c
6-15
Westfair
Fund
6
6-30
27c
2nd preferred (quar.)_
Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)
Western Natural Gas—
Class
Income
in
30c
6-15
Funds—
United
operations
6-15
2
$1.02(4
6-30
C
corrected
Canadian nonresident tax.
Continued from page 8
$1.05
6-30
15c
Non«
source.
Investment News
7
8-
4%
15c
Fuel Investments, Ltd.preference A (quar.)
6%
United
6-
10c
(quar.)
13'A
the
General Corporation and
6-11
25%
Western
35c
..
at
7%.
6-11
$1
class
A
(quar.)
Participating
preferred (quar.)
Western
Maryland Ry.,
5.44%
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend.
deductible
per
(quar.)
8-
Gas
6-11
'
'
$1.14 per share of common stock,
6%
6-11
preferred
5
6-15
$2.50
7-20
2
Cities
6-25
5
6-
$1.12(4
Telephone
7-20
7-
preferred
"
6-15
__
7-20
5%
8
ioc
5
6-
Co.—
8-15
30c
6%
6-
6-20
6-20
80c
(quar.)
Carolina
Western
5(4%
6-20
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
B (quar.)
C (quar.)
Utilities
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
2
6-
6-15
Jamaica income tax.
6-15
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western Bancorporation (quar.)
2
United
6-29
Less
17(4c
common
preferred
preferred
7-
,
2,
7-
6-15
1
(quar.)
Penn
15c
(Omaha)
Union Twist Drill Co.
(quar.)
United Artists Corp. (quar.)
United California Bank (quar.)
5-31
1
(s-a)
*75c
Co.
7-
1
6-29
5-31
April
t69c
Materials
x
6-20
6-20
6-29
6-30
14c
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)
Union
&
1
8-
20c
was incorrect.
The
and/or record date is indicated here.
date
1
West
Union Investment Co.
Yards
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
6-15
8-15
7-
8-
6-11
tax.
5-31
5-31
8-3 5
1
income
7-
Common
8-
J35c
J56(4c
Previously published date
British
6-20
7-
5-31
ti2y2c
6-15
7-10
5
6-30
6-29
7-20
y
tax
5-31
16c
Western Casualty & Surety (Kansas)
Western Insurance Securities—
7-20
Less
7-
(quar.)__
Transport
(initial)
6-18
7-20
a
7-
Co.
2
3
for this
funds,
resident tax
15%;
6-
11c
Bros.
7-
3
closed
Canadian
tax
5-31
Wellington Fund—
(Quarterly from net Invest. Income)
Western
3
in
resident
6-20
6(4c
6-13
8-
Rock
Transfer books not
6-12
,
2
8-
15c
__
_;
10c
;
7-
3
:_
:__
:
20c
(quar.)__
6-15
8-
Stock
*
1
10c
Scientific
1
6c
Company
$1.37(4
Monthly
Welch
West
(quar.)
6-20
12(4c
7-
6c
Union
Zonolite
7-
>'<
6-15
30c
Union
1
6-30
Weiss Bros., class A (quar.)
Weissberg Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-20
(initial)
6-15
15c
RR.
Stores
1
noncumulative preferred
Pacific
6-15
$1.25
($100 par)
6-15
(quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
1
2
Wayne Knitting
Wayne
$1
(quar.)
6-15
7-
7-
—^
2
preferred (quar.)
Gas
6-11
62(4c
6-29
Waukesha Motor Co.
92y2c
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.)
6-15
6-20
12(4c
——
87V2t
(quar.)
6-11
*
______
6-20
(stock div.)
stock dividend
2
J.)
(quar.)
8-31
6-22
1
17(4c
7(4c
(quar.)
after 25%
7-
45c
Class A
6-11
9-15
7-
6-20
Brake & Clutch
payment
7-
6%
pref. B
Pictures
Bros.
22C
,
9
10c
25c
""
(quar.)
6-29
6c
20c
„
7-
6%
5(4 % pref. A
(quar.)
tl5c
(quar.).
Union Electric Steel Corp
Union Finance Corp. (Fla.)
Class
(Union,
$2 (4c
(quar.)
6-25
7-16
income—
tlOc
*
7-
8
5c
7-16
(quar.)—
30c
Bank
Union
6-12
25c
6-21
—
(D.
6-15
6-29
7-19
investment
13 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)__—
6-
2
17(4c
30c
}40c
(quar.)__
Washington Natural Gas (Del.)
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
7-13
62 (Ac
Acceptance, Ltd., com. (quar.)
60c n-c partic. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Union Bank (Los Angeles) (quar.)
2
7-
1
Investing—
Press
Initial
7-13
8-
$1.12(4
Street
Warner Electric
7-13
i2y2c
Corp. (quar.)
Gooderham & Worts
(quar.)
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)____
Walter (Jim) Corp. (quar.)
Ward Baking Co., 5(4% pfd. (quar.)
7-13
1
62 (Ac
Union
7-
&
*40c
Wallace
7-13'
88-
37 (4 c
common
preferred
9
15c
A
Electric
4.10%
U-Tote 'M,
6-19;
15c
class
Reed,
(H.)
Warner
lie
;
lOc
Jewelry Co., new com. (initial-quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)_
i
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Zenith Radio Corp. (quar.)
6-13
B
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.
6
15c
common
Quarterly
U. S.
2
$1.56(4
$1.4334
20c
Walnut Grove Products
Co., name changed to
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
208 South La Salle Street Corp. (quar.)
S.
7-
<
3
Warner
quar.)
7-20
Bros.,
$ Payable
(quar.)
Quarterly from net
10c
(quar.)
Twin Industries Corp.,
Sz
Walker
Wall
Electric Light & Power Co.—
Gas
Tucson
Forg.ings (quar.)_
4(4%
pref.
(quar.)—_
5
6-
Extra
8-
3%
Steel
Williams
&
6-20
1
Zale
"
7-
—
(quar.)
preferred
Wagner
40c
dividend)
(stock
A
Transue
—
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Class
of America—
Transportation Corp.
Common (quar.)
1
6-
2
Materials—
Waddell
69c
—
6-20
78-
25c
(quar.)
Zeller's
6-14
$1.40
(s-a)
7-
8
2
6-28
$1.42 (4
Line
6-29
25c
preferred
7-
2
$1.49
Pipe
7-16
25c
5%
6-12
7-
7 (Ac
Oil
6-29
62(4c
5%
6-12
7-13
$1.22(4
Corp.
(quar.)
1
2
5%
7-13
Mountain
6-
6-30
5.75%
1
Trans
1
7-
6-14
8-
U.
preferred (quar.)
and Savings Bank—
6-20
633Ac
Trans-Lux
7-
10c
56(4c
(quar.)
common
I
2
7-13
.
6
7-16
(monthly)
Corp., class A (quar.)
Wire Corp. (resumed)
7% preferred (quar.)__^.___
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)__.
:
6-
5
1
6-
—
Spring
Younker
6-22
7-
10-
12 *4 C
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
(increased)
6
6-
1834c
Mines, Ltd.
Batteries
Corrugating
York
6-29
7-
9-14
8-
preferred
Yocam
6-22
7-16
12 (Ac
1
6-20
preferred
6-
6-28
:
Mfg.
Yellowknife Bear
6-15
6-
6(4%
10-
25c
preferred
6-28
fi5C
common
Co.
6-22
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Towne
6
6-20
Vulcan
6-15
6-15
9-15
$5.26
Corp.
&
7-
7-16
9-14
2
2
1
$5.60
Yale
6-30
20c
40c
20c
6-11
8
7-
7-
10-
$5.70
6-15
2
.
Research
6-
6-15
6-
6-25
8
6-15
(quar.)
$4.90 prefrred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
Xerox
York
6-22
2
6-
9-15
preferred
Worthington Corp.,
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.
Monthly
National
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
6-18
1
$2.55
•
6-15
6-25
7-10
15c
t20c
——
2
7-
$3
(Canada)
Corp
6-15
$1.25
———
5(4%
6-11
6-30
30c
1
(quar.)
6-15
7-
(s-a)____
& Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-29
7-
$1.06 (A
7-
6%
6-16
$0.65625
Viau,
t20c
Victor Equipment Co.
30c
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)
35c
$5.00 preferred (quar.)____
$1.25
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$1.01
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.05
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
$1.03
Vulcan Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)_—___
$1.12
$3 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
75c
10-
Union
6-15
0-28
25c
(quar.)
Company,
$2.25
12 (4 c
$50c
preferred (quar.)
t$1.12Mi
preferred (quar.)
25c
Trane Co.
(increased-quar.)
—
t4c
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund, common—_—.—
$30c
6%
preferred (quar.)
t25c
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Transcon Lines (Calif.) —
10c
New
common
(initial quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Union
6-29
37 (4c
(annual)
Inc.
37 (4 c
4(4%
Common
2
6
5c
(quar.)__
$1.25
5%
Twin
Corp.
(Arizona) (quar.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co..;5%
pfd. A (quar.)
Van Water & Rogers, Inc. (quar.)_:___—_—
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
$20c
(initial)
stock split
class
Trust
Industries
&
Valley National Bank
.
Mfg.
7-
8
6-22
50c
—
6
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t40c
6-15
25c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)__.
Inc.
7-
7-10
2%
15c
15c
33c
*
______
7-
5c
(quar.) —
6-18
1
6-
50c
Packing
Tonka
&
Co.
6-15
6-30
6-29
8-
5
6-29
50c
Construction
Realty
Tobin
True
(quar.)
28c
5C
class A (Initial)
new
(initial)
B
Class A
Tishman
New
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
t$1.12(4
(quar.)
preferred
Co., 6%
York
Company (quar.)
Utah Power & Light Co. (quar.)
5C
class
New
6-
15c
Co.
(quar.)J.
& Distributing Corp.—
(stock dividend)
Common
7-10
5c
Tip Top Products,
Wear
6-30
Publishing
6-30
12 (4 c
(quar.)
Co.
Times-Mirror
Towle
Products
Oil
A
Combing
Work
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pictures
8-
31 (Ac
preferred B (quar.)
5%
.
(quar.)-—-:
common
Inc.,
Thompson-Starrett
Thorofare
—
(quar.)
preferred
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wool
1
6-11
31 (Ac
common
convertible
<$i.25
7-16
8-
7-
Universal
6%
common (initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
5%
1
Universal
6c
new
Textiles, Inc., 4%
1
2
Universal
$1
quar.)_,
(initial
8
8-
7-10
preferred
Iron
6-
7-
7-10
1
1st
When
Share
-
class
Woodward
4(4%
6-
$2
10c
$1.12(4
common
Ltd.,
Woodward
60c
7-10
1
88-
6-
6-15
■"
preferred
4(4%
8
Industries-
Texas-Tennessee
A
•
1
8-
$1.19
$1.14
preferred (quar.)
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)—
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Class
$1.21
& Light,
Power
$4.76
6-
6-29
2
2
(quar.)—
Extra
8%
Universal Marion Corp.,
stock dlv. or $4 cash)
$4.84 pfd. (quar.)
(Optional—5%
Texas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
-
Industries,
6-22
62(4c
24o
62 (4c
30c
30c
Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Texas & Pacific Ry.—
5.40%
4.96%
5VA%
8
of Company
(J.)
7-
4(4c
Utilities
(quar.)
Universal American Corp., conv. pfd.
6-15
7-
Per
Name
Wood
9
6-30
(initial)—
common
new
7-
7-
40c
Towns
United
5-29
1
Stockyards,
Holders
7-31
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Electric, Ltd.
United Transit Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
6-15
2
(incr.-quar.)_—
Corp.
(Boston)
Co.
S.. Trust
$1
Time
Co.
Trust
S
Share
of Company
States
United
Transmission
Gas
Name
6-15
$1.27
Electric
Texas
:
6-29
9c
(monthly)
Corp., class A
(monthly)
Tenney
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
9c
Monday, June 18, 1962
^
.
.
and
Consolidated
to
$102,611,500
Petrolia,
net
Pa.;
Toronto,
and
Oakville,
Ontario;
and
The company has 2,200 employees.
sales
and
net
and
other
income
to
income
of
Witco
$3,147,600.—V.
in
1961
195,
p.
amounted
J.425.
Volume
195
Number 6169
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2869)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
the
Huntingdon College (P. O.'
Montgomery), Ala. ~
^Bond Offering—Hubert Searcy,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on June 20
for the purchase of $375,000 dining
hall
bonds.
revenue
1, 1962. Due
on
Dated March
March 1 from 1965
to 2002, inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose.
Housing
Agency,
Arkansas State
Sale
The
—
service
(Series
G)
offered
June
Barney
&
Co., Drexel
Weld
&
Co.,
White,
Co.,
net interest cost of about 3.79%.
Mobile
A-O.
Interest
Bond Offering—Eugene D.
County (P. O.
Mobile), Ala.
June
to
headed by Shields & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.74%,
.
Santa
Rodman
Union
School
Madera County,
—
Hill
to
Renshaw; Magnus &
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.; Talmage
&
Co.; Harrington & Co., Inc.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Cady & Co., Inc.
ALASKA
Anchorage, Alaska
Bond
Offering—J. P. Bell, City
will
receive
sealed
Controller,
bids
until
July
on
10
Various
(Alaska Time)
the purchase of
a.m.
24
for
bonds
purpose
totaling
$3,060,000.
and
a
net
receive
sealed
City
will
Qlerk,
until
bids
7:30
sealed
receive
(PDST) on
June 26 for the purchase of $540,000
p.m.
Election 1962, Series A
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1992 inclusive.
The bonds are callable. Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
City Treasurer's Office; Bank of
America,
N. T. & S. A.,
Los
Angeles; or at the fiscal agency of
the city in Chicago, or New York
City. Legality approved by O'Melveny
a.m.
(MST) on July 2 for the
purchase of $60,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Sale—The $170,000
June
offered
4
—
school
v.
195,
to Wil¬
California
Sale
Bond
1963
to
1972
inclusive.
by
Gust,
Rosenfeld
and
Divelbess.
Pinal
County School District
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
No. 2
Bond
school
the
Sale—An
building bonds
First
zona,
issue of $73,000
National
was
Bank
sold to
of
Ari¬
in Phoenix.
Santa Cruz
CC
June
14,
were
the Bankers Trust
4
—
awarded
195,
v.
to
the
1986
p.
2539
First
of
—
were
Arizona
Company.
Bond Sale—The
4—v.
revenue
195,
1983
to
and
1985, inclusive.
Due
The bonds
at
Feb.
1,
1987.
5,800,000 y4s. Due
vestors
on
p.
offered
were
prices
Feb. 1, 1988.
reoffered to in¬
to
yield
frfom
1.80% to 4.35%, according to ma¬
Bond
2539—were
sold
Sale
—
The
$2,595,000
water revenue bonds offered June
June
to
of
group
a
America
Duarte Unified School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
offered
2431
Wald
Clerk of the Board of
Enterprises,
price
of
6
school
100.31,
basis
the
to
33,4s,
as
a
195,
v.
—
awarded
were
—
$40,000
June
at
of
East
a
about
Orange County Water Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
water
195,
Sale
The
—
bonds
offered
2643—were
p.
composed of
$1,900,000
June
12—v. 195, p. 2643—were awarded
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
10
a
receive
June
on
12—v.
awarded to a
John Nuveen
5s, 4s, 3%s, 3.80s, 3.85s and
31/2S, at a price of par, a net in¬
as
cost
terest
Estero
about
of
3.78%.
tiated
&
were
sale
totaling $7,purchased via nego¬
June
on
Co., Inc.,
as
7
by Grande
follows:
bonds
10
5y2s and 5.60s.
3,000,000 street,
as
able
at
sewer
and water
p.
6
—
2307—were awarded to
composed
of
the
of
of San Fran¬
La Verne
College (P. O.
Verne), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 dormi¬
tory
revenue
195,
—v.
the
p.
Agency,
as
and Home Finance
3y2s, at a price of par.
fire
department bonds offered June 6
—V.
of
a
195,
2307—were awarded
group composed of the Bank
p.
America
N.T. & S.A.
of
San
JFrancisco,
Northern
Trust
Co.
of Chicago, Stone & Youngberg,
Waggenseller & Durst, and C. N.
White & Co., as 3%s, 23/4s, 3s and
3y4s, at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of
about 3.11%.
Napa Union High School District,
Napa County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
headed
was
by the
sold to
Bank of
a
group
from
1964
$1,680,000
sewer
bonds offered June 12—v.
Trona Joint Unified Sch.
will receive sealed bids at Fresno
10:30 a.m. (PDST) on June
Dist.,
Bond Offering—V. Dennis
Wardle, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
for purchase of $50,000 school
building improvement and equip¬
ment bonds. Dated July
25, 1962.
Due on July 25 from 1963 to 1976
at
San
Bernardino
(PDST)
until
11
a.m.
June
18 for the pur¬
$140,000 school "election
on
chase, of
Principal and interest 1956, Series 4 bonds. DatecL|June
(J-J) payable at the Office of the *45, 1962...ii Due
om-June^S^jfrom
County Treasurer. Legality ap-; 1963 to 1975 inclusive: "Principal
•
.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Pleasant
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $95,000 school
Ventura
Bond
bonds
offered
June
2431—were
p.
Bank
of
6
awarded
America
to
the
N.T. & S.A.
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
Office, San
Bernardino. Legality approved by
County
O'Melveny & Myers.
Vacaville, Calif.
Bond
awarded
the
to
National
Security
Bank
of
Los
Angeles.
2432—were awarded to a
of Blyth & Co.,
Inc., William R. Staats & Co., and
J. Barth & Co., as 5s, 3%s, 3%s,
3.80s, 3.90s and 4s, at a price of
100.0002, a net interest cost of
July 31 for the pur¬
$14,827,000 school bonds.
on
chase of
Sanger Union School District,
Fresno
Bond
County, Cal.
Offering
J.
—
Clerk of the Board of
L. Brown,
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids at Fresno
until
19
10:30
for
(PDST)
a.m.
on
Jftne
Vacaville Union High School Dist.,
Solano County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $570,000
Due
bonds.
Dated
July 20, 1962.
July 20 from 1963 to 1973
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
payable
Bond Sale—The
revenue
bonds
$3,000,000 water
offered
June
12—
195, p. 2643—were awarded to
net interest cost of about 3.57%.
Other members of the syndicate:
Drexel & Co.; R. H. Moulton &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; William R. Staats & Co.;
Weeden
&
Co.;
William
Blair
Co.; William E. Pollock &
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
J.
A.
of
California, N. A. of
Francisco
lom
Davis
and
Shelby CulCo., jointly, as 5s,
4s, 3s and 3Y4s, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.23%. Dated June 1, 1962. Due
on
June
clusive.
1
&
1963
from
Interest
to
J-D.
1982
in¬
Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Overton
&
&
Co.;
and
High
School Dist., Santa Barbara,
Ventura and San Luis
Obispo
Counties, Calif.
Offering
—
Covina Unified Sch. Dist.,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $915,000 school
bonds
offered
June
6
v.
195,
p. 2432—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
composed of the Bank of
Bond
—
America N.T. & S.A. of San Fran¬
cisco, Dean Witter & Co., J. Barth
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Stone
Youngberg, Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Miller, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., LawLevy, Williams & Stern, and
C. N. White & Co., as 33/4s, at a
price of 100.40, a basis of about
son,
3.57%.
Yucca
Valley Park and Recreation
O. San Bernardino),
District (P.
California
Bond
Sale—The
$60,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered June 4—
v.
195, p. 2643—were awarded to
Dean Witter &
Co.,
as
5s, 4s and
4v2s.
Co.
Santa Maria Joint Union
Bond
West
&
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., as 4%s, 3%s, 3V4s, 3.30s,
3.40s and 3.60s, at a price of 100.05,
a
the Bank
San
&
Santa Ana, Calif.
v.
school building bonds was sold to
purchase
of $45,000 school
building improvement and equip¬
ment
composed
about 3.92%.
San
Diego Unified School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Bids will be
$500,000 water
May 28—v.
bonds offered
p.
group
Sale—The $150,000 com¬
munity service building bonds of¬
fered June 6—v.
195, p. 2431—
Sale—The
revenue
of .195,
Port Hueneme, Calif.
were
and interest
195,
v.
—
Bond
$625,000
America
15
San Bernardino and Injo
Counties,
California
Supervisors,
a
Long Beach, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,535,000
inclusive.
195, p. 2539 — were sold to the
Housing and Home
Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
26
bonds offered June 4
2539—were sold to
Housing
June
on
Bond Sale—The
until
(J-J)
3.44%.
Due
revenue
School District, Fresno
County, Cal.
Bond Offering — J. L.
Brown,
195,
syndi¬
Bank
1987
Spring Valley Sanitation District,
San Diego, County, Calif.
Loma
v.
a
to
1981, inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
the
inclusive.
1963
to
County Treasurer's
Office, Martinez. Legality ap¬
$1,448,000 school
June
1962.
of
tax
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Oro
from
South Bay Union School Dist.
(P. O. Humboldt County), Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
1
Glendora Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
offered
(PDST)
purchase
Dated July
15, 1962. Due on
July 15 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
5.10s, 5y4s, 5.40s and
Bond Sale—The
the
9:30
for
until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST) on June
26 for the purchase of
$443,000
school 1962 bonds. Dated June 15,
$35,000 Series E bonds.
157,000 Series F bonds.
received
bonds
for
until
July 2
Jr., Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
follows:
as
First
$4,000,000 land reclamation bonds
as
19
Barbara
on
Interest J-J.
Mar¬
at
Santa
(IfDST)
the
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
Dated July 10, 1962. Due on July
Supervisors,
bids
a.m.
San Francisco.
Sale—Bonds
000,000
10:30
$192,000 school unlimited
Municipal
Improvement
Dist., San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
sealed
until
Clerk of the Board of
3.72%.
to
on
County Water Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
$540,000 dormi¬
bonds
Bank
of San Francisco, as
price of 101.32, a basis
a
La
Costa Mesa
Arkansas Polytechnic
College
(P. O. Russellville), Ark.
the
N.T. & S.A.
follows:
turity.
ARKANSAS
tory
as
$33,200,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1974, inclusive.
20,000,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1979, inclusive.
14,200,000 3y4s.
Due on Feb. 1
from 1980 to 1982, inclusive.
15,600,000 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1
No. 1, Ariz.
June
a
11,200,000 3.40s.
Bond Sale—The various project
bonds
totaling
$80,000
offered
by
America N.T. & S.A.
offered
bonds
awarded to
from
County School Dist.
—
cisco, Weeden & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Mil¬
ler, Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., and
C. N. White & Co., as 3y2s, at a
price of 100.04, a basis of about
$100,000,000
Veterans Bond Act of 1960, Series
3.2075%
from
$2,750,000 school
6
v.
195,
June
(State of)
proved
1
headed
cate
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
County Treasurer.
Legality ap¬
June
on
&
The
—
a.m.
Orinda Union Sch. Dist., Contra
Costa County, Cal.
Bond Offering —W. T.
Paasch,
5%s.
syndicate headed by
Co., New York;
First National Bank, Chicago; and
Halsey Stuart & Co., Inc. at a price
of 100.0347, a net interest cost of
Due
offered
2431—were awarded to
p.
& Myers.
Bishop Union High School District,
Inyo County, Calif.
Supervisors,
11
Bond Sale—The
bonds
2643 — were awarded
liam R. Staats & Co.
until
Wagenseller
Culver City Unified School Diet.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
sewer,
p.
bids
and
Durst, Inc.
group
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Clerk of the Board of
on
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Schwabacher & Co., Stern Bros.
Huse, •& Co., and Rodman &
Renshaw,
M.
bids in
as
4
&
Offering—Cleo
Bond
Bond
No. 16, Ariz.
will
price of 98.60,
a
Banning Cal.
bonds
County School District
Bond
3i/2s, at
interest cost of about 3.99%.
ARIZONA
Pima
Co.
&
rn an
p.
Co.
&
Francisco,
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
tinez
Calif.
awarded
were
San
June 1 from 1963 to 1987,
Interest J-D.
Legality
on
will
offered
2539
of
inclusive.
District,
Sale—The $188,000 school
June
6 — v.
195,
Bond
Richards
&
3%s. Due
as
of about 3.37%.
bonds
Due
\
1,335,000 bonds,
July 1, 1992.
31/2S, at
p.m.
Alview
N.T. & S.A.
5s, 2%s, 3s, 314s and Is, at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 3.16%. Dated June 1, 1962.
.
1982.
until
Rosa
$631,000 college building bonds as
Areata, Calif.
5s, 4s, 3V2s, 3.70s and 3%s.
3,365,000 road and bridge bonds'' 1'Boiid Sale—The $960,000 water
as
5s, 4s, 3V2S 3.70s and "33/4s; revenue bonds offered June 7—v.
Other members of the syndicate;'' 195, p. 2643 7— were awarded to
Salomon
Brothers
&
Hutzler; John Nuveeri & Co., and SchwaBlair -■&
Co.;
Hornblower
& bacher & Co., jointly, as 3%s, 4s
Weeks; Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.; Courts & Co.; Roosevelt
& Cross," Inc.;
Berney Perry &
Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Howard C. Traywick & Co., Inc.;
as
$1,260,000 bonds, for $400,000 as
5s, due on July 1 from 1964 to
1972 inclusive; $660,000 as 4s,
due on July 1 from 1973 to
1980 inclusive; and $200,000 as
33/4s, due on July 1, 1981 and
bonds
p.
follows:
as
3.85%,
*
(PDST) on June 19 for
purchase of $52,000 school
building 1962 series A bonds.
Dated June 15, 1962. Due on June
15, from 1964 to 1974, inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
syndicate
a
at
the
$3,996,000 bonds
6—v. 195, p. 2643—
awarded
were
Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
2:30
about
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
William R. Staats & Co.; Weeden
& Co.; William Blair & Co.: Nai¬
School
Dist., Sonoma County, Calif.
bids
of
&
Alexander Valley Union
sealed
cost
Other members of the syndicate:
Eastman Dillon; Union Securities
CALIFORNIA
Bond Sale—The
offered
p.m .
interest
follows:
fice.
Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., and Julien Col¬
lins & Co., as 5s, 3V2s, 3.60s, 3.70s,
3%s and 3.70s, at a price of 98.00,
a
re¬
1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Oct.
13'—v.
&
College, Board of
(CST) on July 17 for the purchase
at $1,587,000 building, series 1961
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
bonds
195, p. 2539—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Smith,
par.
Vice-President-Finance, will
ceive sealed J bids
until
2
$1,700,000
revenue
Finance
price of
(State College), Ark.
Offering — L.
Cameron,
Commissioners, Ala.
Bond
a
Trustees
Bond
Mobile Board of Water and Sewer
water
Home
and
3y2s, at
as
J.
COLORADO
Larimer, Weld and Boulder
Counties,
Thompson
School
District R-2J, Colo.
E.
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering — Helen Olinger,
Secretary of the Board of Educa~
it
*
Rand & Co., Tripp & Co.,
A. Potts,
(MST) on June 18 for the
purchase
of
$1,756,000
school
building, Series B bonds. Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. The bonds
are callable.
Principal and inter¬
8 p.m.
O. Miami), Fla.
Dade County (P.
_
I
Travwick
C
Howard
rn
.
Ceorg.a . , , ; ; ■
Offering—W. M. Williams,
Secretary,will receive sealed bids.
until 11 a.m. (EST) on June 27
for the purchase .of $11,600,000
state
highway,
Series
1962-B
bonds.: Dated July 1,. 1962. Due
&
!;t:
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Bloomfield, Conn.
;
~
Town Manager will
receive sealed
until 11:30; a.m., (EDST) on
"June 19 for the purchase of $447,000 school bonds.- Dated July 15,
bids
•■■■■ it'
i
1982
to
.
on
C„:
.
if
r
Comptroller, will re¬
ligan,
City
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
bonds
as
follows:
bonds.
Series
Due
on
Parke
and T. Nel¬
O'Rourke, Inc.
revenue
195,
5 —v.
Fla.
Certificate Offering—S. N. Gran,
City
Fla.
f** and^reoreation bonds rffered Ross. McCord, Ice & Miller.
to'a
-
10:30
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
on
100.03,
a
000 utilities tax certificates. Dated
'<
headed by May 1, 1962.. Due on Nov..1 from
1963 to 1982, inclusive.
The cer¬
4s, 3JAs and
.»-■
tificates
are
callable. Interest M-N.
-
.
(City and County),
Hawaii
*
n
.
„
Company of: Indianapolis,. Cru.ttenden, Podesta & Miller, Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc./
and Hutchinson,, Shockey & Co..
as
3V4S» .at a: price of. 101.25, a
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HAWAII
.
Honolulu
awarded to a syndicate
July 1 from 1963 to 1982, incl. Ira Haupt & Co., as
1,350,000 Elementary School-1962 3.40s, as follows:
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
$1,300,000 Pinellas County, Series
1963 to 1982, inclusive.
G bonds at a price of 100.06,
800,000 Police Headquarters and
a
net interest cost of about
Bond Salej-The . $990,000 park
ho^ds offered June. 7—v. 195, p.
2644—were; awarded to a group
comppsed_ uf. the A m e r i c a ri
Fletcher National Bank & Trust
*
net interest cost of about
3.48%.
•
2644 —were
'nrf''"no'"i'V*****
composed of
group
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, Trust
Company of Georgia, in Atlanta,
and Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
as 4s, 3V4S and 3%s£ at a price of
July 10 for the purchase of $600,-
bonds offered
p.
receive
will
Clerk,
until
bids
$4,360,000 State
Bond Sale—The
•'* '
Smyma, Ga.,
1962 bonds. Dated June, 1962. Due
Bond. Sale - The .$760,000- gen^ umJuly t.from 1963, to 1967, incl;
jeral obligat*on - Street, improver Interest J-J. Legality approved by
awarded
son
—
-J. New York City; as designated
Thomas M.'Cook &
Farish & Gauntt, Inc.,
Education
(P. O. Tallahassee),
June
Cor-
Fort Myers,
School
$3,000,000 Beechwood High School,
&:
Roberts
Co!,
Thomas &
3V4S,
as
Florida State Board of
unlimited tax
of $6,150,000
bonds are callable.''Interest j-D.
Legality, approved by. Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
callable.
are
,tcoLa 5
Schmidt
Co
3.24%.
bids until 11:30 a.m.
chase
Third
price of 100.001, a
a
June 26 for the pur¬
on
bonds
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-
Hpvdo'n
at
basis of about
banks,
National
ida
Mul¬
1963 to ,1992 in-
from
The
elusive.
CoS° W^^1^ortonC&^odInc^'
Stone &^ Co
Courts &'
Fla.
(P. O. Tallahassee),
•
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Offering—Thomas A.
July 1
on
AUemaA, Inc.', Picrcei tt.aeac.-Edeofield St SIzeMore.—g4»»'
Wheeler St
Bond Sale—The $2,260,000 Co¬
(J-J)? payable
at the
Connecticut Bank and Trust Com¬ lumbia County road revenue bonds
pany, Hartford. Legality approved offered June 11—v. 195, p. 2539—
were awarded to a group of Flor¬
by Robinson, Robinson & Cole.
interest
4
Securities
Inc., Equitable
ess-,j- j
Commission
Florida Development
July 15 from 1963
inclusive. Principal and
Due
1962.
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Note—The foregoing
r
Offering—Preston C. King,
Bond
r
n
supersedes
the report iri our issue of June 4
—v. 195, p. 2644—under the head¬
ing of "Dade County Metropolitan
Commission.''
-y
V-7
V
V
■
Town clerk-Treasurer, will receive sealed bids until 2:00 p.m.
(EST) on June 49 for the purchase of $200,000 waterworks refunding and improvement bonds,
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1982, inclusive. The
~
Board of County
rn
M
R
Viek & Co
George K.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Rai'irn * Co McDoueal and Conbids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
K SchafferNecker &Co.,
19 for the purchase of $3,200,000
est
(J-D)
payable at Larimer
Townseaport revenue bonds.
Dated riavton Securities' Corn
County
Treasurer's office, Fort June
send
Dabnev & Tvson
and Weil,
1, 1961. Due on December 1
Collins.
Legality- {approved
by from 1962 to 1991, inclusive. - In¬ Roth' ir Irving Co
Tallmadge* & Tallmadge.
Other members of the Halsey,
terest J-D. Legality approved" by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Stuart & Co., Inc. syndicate: B. J.
CONNECTICUT
Van Ingen
& Co.; Inc.-; Kidder,
Mitchell.
: ~
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: Clerk of
INDIANA
.
State Highway Authority, GeorgiaOffering-Marion L. Davis,
Bond
PuMo^Jtefd&CoVInc &JCr'ross
Leather-
Offering—E. B.
Bond
man,
ment bonds scheduled for June 12
v. 195, p. 2540—was postponed.
Richards & Co., Ralph
Field
Co
FLORIDA
bids until
tion, will receive sealed
'
nUorrI C
basis of about 3.17%..
Tolr^V
.
;
:
.
.
Fire Station-1962 bonds.
July 1 frorri
on
Due
1963 to 1982,
Due
1963 to 1972,
250,000
Storm
1
bonds.
interest
net
a
from
Due, on
July 1 from 1963 to 1972, incl.
Commission
City
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
about
of
cost
Offering—Nolan E.. Allen,
Business Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.. (EST)
on, June 21 for the purchase of$1^500,000 temporary.-loan notes;.«
Dated June 29; 1962.>, Due bn Dec.
31, 1962.'"
■
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.
New York City, until 2:00
(EDST) on June 19 for the
p.m:
pur-
receive
(EST) on
.
June 26 for the
purchase of $760,^
Sewerage Improvecertificates/
Dated
3.37%.
inclusive.
and Sanitary
Sewer-1962
i
July
on
that the
announces
.
Note
ceive sealed bids, c/o Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan, 48 Wall Street,
chase of $9,000,000 public improvement-rl962, Series' A -bdnds-o Dated
July X, -1962. Due on July l from
1965 to 1982,, inclusive.. Principal mt>
ri
800,000 Orange County, Series H 000 Sanitary
No.
1
bonds at a price of 100.03 a ment
and interest (J-J). payable at DL •••-._
,
(r- D.
Indianapolis), Ind.
net interest cost of about June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from rector of Finance, City and County; :
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 jail
1964 to 1973, inclusive.
3 34%
Legality Honolulu; Chemical Bank./New
,
,
..
800,000 Hillsborough County, Se¬ approved by Patterson, Freeman, Yo)rk TrustrCompany,4Mew Yorfe—h^RJ1 s offered June 7—v. 195, p.
:
ries I bonds at a • price
City;^^ or Crocker-Anglo; National. ^3.?^7mwer,e awarded to a syndic
of Richardson & Watson. '• * '
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- JpaTA/naaHodi .V->ir
T?ir>cf T\T o f i rA t-> 1
Bank, San Francisco;, .Legality ap-M,ca^/P^?d
100.03, a net interest cost of
First National
Jacksonville Beach-, Fla.
about 3.34%.
proved by Wood, king Dawson 5c Bank of Chicago; as. 2%s, at a
Bond Offering—The City Counprice of 100.35,, a basis of about
^0"
Additional Sale—The $1,250,000 cil will receive sealed bids until
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Renewal-1962
Urban
Fla.
Offering—City Clerk
R. F. Williams
1,460,000 Broward County, Series
H bonds at a price of 100.02,
"
bonds.
Holland ale,
Certificate
3.35%.
inclusive.
250,000
Issgall^ approved by Chapman,
and Cutler.
Indianapolis School District, Ind.
,
.
Dated
July T, 1962.' Principal
(J-J), payable at the
City1 Treasurer's office: -Legality
approved *by Rbpes & Gray:
and interest
...
Brookfield, Conn.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
2643—were
12—v.
awarded
to
195,
a
State
School
the
at
fered
p.
awarded to
group
of Tucker, Anthony &
Day, American Securities
Corp., and Laird, Bissell & Meeds,
as
3.15s, at a price of 100.26, a
time
same
of¬
bonds
revenue
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4s,
$750,000 Monroe County, Series B
bonds at a price of 100.23, a
■
.
about
of
cost
interest
(State of)
Note Offering—Donald J.
Treasurer,
e
sealed
bids
will
3.35%.
•
Irwin,
receive
at
Hartford, untill 11
a.m.
(EDST) on June 20 for the
purchase
of- $56,800,000
Rental
i
if- +"
vt*-
net
State
the
Bond
school
Sale
The
—
bonds
offered
$2,875,000
June
awarded
Bank
Haven, Conn.
and Harris Trust & Savings
are
joint managers of the
that
group
June
14
2.85%
publicly
issue
an
1.75%
offered
on
of
$9,480,000
public
improve¬
prices to yield from
general
ment bonds at
•
for
those
3.10%
for the
group
was
100.37999
due
1982
sale
for
Rated Aaa
on
the
in
1964
maturity.
awarded
competitive
the
a
2.85%
to
The
issue
bid
at
of
coupon.
by both Moody's and
Standard & Poor's, the bonds are
unlimited tax general
obbligations
of the City.
Rocky Hill, Conn.
June 7
—
v.
$1,230,000
p. 2432
195-
offered
—
were
awarded to the American Securities Corp., as 3.15s, at a
price of
100.38, a basis of about 3.11%. "
0
f
are
interest
v-;'
,.
bonds.
T
.
ical
dated May 1,1962
are
callable.
"Principal and
(M-N) payable at Chem^New
Bank
York
Trust
time
same
\
were
a
r\
i
j
ru
!•*'
r
.
Securities
m
See
W
thl
school
re-
i«
£}
,pay"
atNT
'
.tj
&
interest
cost
of
125,000
Clay
bonds
net
at
County,
a
Series
price of 100.19,
interest
cost
of
D
Pasco
bonds
net
at,
a
cost
.
of .about
interest
cost
of
about
fn
r,f
.4 4
.
4/
>
u^/
•
Band Sale—The $4,785,000 dor-p
II I ikinie
.
ILLINOIS
•
;
_
195,. p, -2432—were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance Agen-
!,' V.
.,.^;.
;
.
cv
ag.
"
'
.
|v
at
nrire nf
a
^
r
-
-
o
«
Wabash, Ind.
Bond O f f
e
receive
p.m.
(EST)
nar
P
:
"
~
\r
t i n gMary Ann
Mossman,.- City
will
'
Clerk
sealed
June
on
Treasurer,
bids
26
until
for
2
the
Lewie College (P.
i...".O
frL
Offering-Mary M. Fiers,
.
^>
.,til
Lockport),
19621 Due 6n July 1
1963 to
City Clerk, willreceive .sealed
Bond Sale—The $760,000 dormi- : 1968 ihelusive.
Principal: and inbids until noon (EST) on July 10. tory revenue bonds offered June 4;
terest (J-J) navable M the First
for the purchase of
$800,900 street,
195, p. 2540-were sold to theNaUonal
sewer and municipal
building-ex->Housing and Home '..Finance-Agen-/ approved'. bv^^Ross McCord Ice &
cise.tax bonds. Dated June 1,1962.,cy, as 3^s, at a price of par.-- .4 • Miller
-4-.^
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1992,
,f
v ; J
tinier. ,
.
u
^ ,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
^
Rock Island, III. "
Washington Clay Junior High Sch.'
(J-D) payable at Chase Manhat-. / Bond Offering—W. J: Tacey, Jr., ' , Building Corporation. (P. O.
tan Bank, New York City. Legal-ieity
Clerk, * Will receive sealed ^
•
South Send), Ind. - :
ity approved by Caldwell, Trimble -bids until 5:00 p.m. (CDST) on *: Bond .Sale—The $1,305,000 first
.
Banktwato^.LegMny
.
r
225,000 Manatee County, Series D
bonds at a price of 100.30, a
net
•
_vy
County, Series D
price of 100.30, a
interest
Trust
.
about
3.34%.
160,000
/
.
f^hQ,
5lackfpot./ Legality, mitory construction and refunding
approved -by; Chapman &„ Cutler, -revenue bonds offered tfune lr^
Bond
a
1
Co.,
Vera Beach, Fla.
3.34%.
.
k.
Valparaiso University (P. O:
'
^ :k,.?]i
Is
R
ir
,
will receive sealed bids on
about
,
f & -Trust Co., t)f
Fiscal .Agents,
C.°^yf
July 17' ■ 7 "*&h School Dist. No. 203i Ill. j,
for
the
purchase .- of $14,000,000 ■
Bond Offering-rSealed bids will
water system certificates.
Dated . be received until July 17. for the
April 1, 1962. Due from 1965 to; purchase of $1,825,000 school sife
1992 inclusive
• bonds. : ;./
Meredith
.
-Inc- Shearson; . Hammill & Co;,
and the ^American ' Fletcher Na-
R
June 18 for the
$351,000
.
,
' & Co:, Inc.; W. H, Morton & .Co:,
mSn'
j0?^' ?'
iq^r
-Bue. on July^l from 1963 to 1976.
John W.
—
of
of
W
__
New York, Buffalo; A. G. Becker
We
'o
•P-m.
Other members of the syndicate::
Philadelphia National. Bank; Ma¬
rine Trust Company of Western
„
tt
BoTrd
the
pi
•
•
OA™i?rUt**«"
Certificate Offering
group
of
-rPPPiS
/MST?:;nn
(Mi>T) on
Will
Co.,
$1,640,000 New-York City. Legality approved ;
bonds also by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell..
revenue
the
t?
purchase
The bonds
and
about
District No. 52, Idaho
Rntia
'
Clerk
sive:
sive.
,
;
.
•
,
3.33%.
& Mitchell.
100,000 Highlands County, Series
E bonds at a price of 100.20, a
net
interest
3.34%.
cost
'
of
interest
hids until 2
for the
ities
cost
of
about
purchase
services
225,000 Brevard County, Series G
bonds at a price of 100.32, a
Fnlfr
6*f:Juni 27* Interest J"J- Legality approved
of $T,\o0^utfl-■ Ch£™ & CutIer- ' - ' • • '
taxes
,
4./T
Natfnnai^
t\
ui
certificates.
4.
of
purchase
mortgage
revenue
bonds
offered
^Sealed January l ^om 1964 to. 1980, incl.
-n
u
^.
aw^Jb»r Hav^nr
Bsnky Wint6r Hrv6H,, or
Irving Trust Co. New York City.
Swfnki w,,™"'
Freeman, Richardson & Watson.
the Indianapolis >Bond &' Share
by Corp., • .Mullaney, / Wells & Co.,
& Co.,' and
McDougal & Condon, Inc., as 3%"s,
3%s and 3%s, at a price of 100.07,
Will
;
1963 to
Nstionsl
3.35%.
*D
receiYe*
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
1978, inclusive.:The
bonds are callable. Principal and
•
the
improvement June .12—y. ,195/ p.- 2644—were
bonds-^^ Dated July 1,4962. Due on, awarded .to a group- composed of
Dated
from
for
(ESTY
n m
'
;
about 3.34%.
net
pufff will^
.18
<'$1,250,000 .street
Fla
ri»rtifinat#> Offeriiiff-—-W
about
225,000 St. Lucie County, Series
G bonds at a price of
1Q0.18, a
June
Winter Haven
.
440,000 Palm Beach County, Se¬
ries
F bonds
at a
price of
100.08, a net interest cost of
-•
•
County Township High
School Dist. No. 205 (P. O.
^
Lockport), III, ■
: ;
Bond
school
June 7
Sale
—
building
IQ'S
v
to
a
The
a
gronp
IOWA
$2,500,000-
bonds ^offered.
n
net interest cost of about 3.47%.
we
comp7sed
of
Boone
Valley Community School
District, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $295J)00 school
Lynch, Pierce, building bonds offered May 15
Fenner & Smith Inc., Paine, Web- —v. 195, p... 2201—^were awarded
GEORGIA
:
"
Other members of the Ira
Haupt
ber, Jackson & Curtis and Rein- to the Iowa-Des Moines National
& Company
DeKalh County (P. O. Decatur),
syndicate: Salomon
hnldt '& .Gardner,cas- 2.80s, 2.90s, Bank and White-Phillips Co.; Inc.,
Bros. & Hutzler, Hirsch &
Georgia
• r340s, and- 3.20s/-' at. a ' priceV°L jointly, §s 2.80s, 2.90s, 3s and 3.10s,
Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Cruttenden, Po-r
Offering Postponed-r-The offer- .100.0002, ai. net /interest- ,;cost of ^at a/price of par, a-.net/ interest
desta & Miller, Mullaney, Wells &
ing of $13,990,000 county-improve- - about 3.00277%.
cost of about -2.94%^-
net
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
bonds totaling
.
to
3.33%.
Bond Sale—Bankers Trust Com¬
pany
at
t„.
c o s
bonds.
Sale—The
Interstate
net
Securities
New
'■
$140,000 Putnam County, Series C
bonds at a price of 100.32, a
Stuart &
3.04%.
"(V
W.Roberts,as 3.40s, 3s, 3.40s, 3.35s
and 3.40s, as follows:
13—v.
Co., Inc., Eastman Dillon,
& Co., Blair &
Co.,
Inc.,
Equitable
Securities
Corp,. B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, Ira Haupt
& Co., W. H. Morton & Co., and<
Dick & Merle-Smith, as 3.20s, at a
price of 1101:64;" a * basis' of about
•
composed of
Corp.,
William R. Hough & Co., and Arch
195, p. 2748—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Halsey,
Union
<
School
Robinson
Fairfield, Conn.
interest
Additional
offered
Cole.
V,
Lee
3.36%.
f..
Housing; Series* 28 notes. * Dated
July 13, 1962. Due July 12, 1963.
Legality approved by Robinson,
&
•'*- ;*■
building
Due from 1963 to 1992 inclu-
.
County, Series D
bonds at a price of 100.21, a
500,000
public
J_
650,000 parking facilities
-
net
IDAHO
Due from 1963 to 1992 inclu-.
,.
,
'Stat
.
Bingham Co. Class "A" School
$550,000
.
basis of about 3.12%.
a.m.
follows:
3.40s, 3^4s and 3.40s, as follows:
L.
Connecticut
_
2.84%.
(EST) on June 21 for the "•
purchase of $1,200,000 bonds as
syndicate headed by
a
composed
I
11
were
R.
!-
.
,
$78,000 school
offered June
_ „
,
interest
cost
of
about
3.31%'.
i
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago,
Merrill-
.
.
Volume 195
Number 6169
Sale
An issue of
—
,,
was
&
B
bonds.
Due
from
875,000
Offering—C.
R.
of, the
Chemical
1963
ju-lv
Kuhn, Loeb &
15
Xsive
from
1963
r^^a^l^ at
Co., Ira Haupt, &
1963
oS,
a
T^gahtv
•er.
2.96%.
& .Cutler4'
man
Additional Sale — The $200,000
parking facilities bonds offered at
„;
tne
the
n"
;
■
cu
inclusive.
2.64%.
•Bonds Not
/V.-V
...
'
ct
Sold—All bids sub-
loan
1961
-
bonds.
1963 to
on
■;.*/
c
Dverville
cou
d
o
An
.
$38,000
-
Glidden-Ralston
Community
School District, Iowa
.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
cost
Due
Aug.
1981
Carleton
to
Parmii
D.
Beh.
Pmintv
Co.
ci+o+a
and
c
:
•• •
Shenandoah, Iowa
Bond
$117,000
sold
were
follows:
totaling
recently,
as
street
i
d
improvement
Ll
Bond
Sale
Bond
°L e s 1 i e
c
l
i
n-x
to a
inclusive.
group ,1982
Interest
J-J
Le-
Pietbbi;/i&; Co:,
and.
:
:in
• -
Haverhill, Mass. !
Offering — Helen
Bond
WaTker,
*
' receive sealed
(EDST)
Lewiston, Maine
— Mr.
Adrien O.
a
x
- r.'.
i
Anctil,
$1,525000
bids
V.
11/a.m.
until
June 26 for the
on
City
Treasurer,
will
t
bonds.
Dated
re-
*u
^
Payable at
W
r„-
»
_
Heimderdinger,
3V2S, at
4s, 3J/4S, 3V2s,
price of par,
as
a,
Cf<3
Q
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
Trust
at
MARYLAND
net interest cost of about 3.55%.
„
,
„
Daviess County (P. O.
Owensboro), Ky.
;/
;
5
June 5
;
^
^
^
the
to
1
/
Sale—The
works, and
:
l
.i_
sewer
'
rr
.
bonds
1
2309—were
the
tllc
m
(EDST1
on
purchased Oi
of
^Ulbuasc.
June
,
1
system
n
'
Da^te^d Miay
i
revenue.
_
6—v.
as
1
*
nr
Cmirn
"
,
*
,
QAmnrtrillo
Jfr
;t° Magnus DueCo.,& on
'■
and
the
ij.30
K
.
^
/
•
May
on
price of par. Due
1-from 1983 to 1991
a>
ton, jointly, at
LOUISIANA
o
Rouge Parish Hospital
ceive
Service District No. 1 (P. O
Zachary),Ta.>
Bond Sale—The $550,000 hospital. improvement bonds offered
x
June 5
—
v.
awarded, to
Scharff
195,
a
p.
group
2644 — weje
composed of
&
Jones, Inc7 Hattier &
Sanford, and Ladd Dinkins & Co.
chase
of
W
—
bids
until
-11
a.m.
June
19 for the pur$125,000 urban renewal
on
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) payable
at
the
National
Shawmut
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer and
& Co.; National Boulevard Bank,
Chicago; Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
i
&
Renshaw,
Co
Podesta
&
Moore &
Co.
Miller;
r
0f
.
stranahan
Note ^ale
195,
-v.
m..
,
.
.
„,
MINNESOTA
Adrian Independent Sch. Dist.
No. 511, Minn.
Bond Offering—D. A.
receive
T
n
City^llerk" will receive
seated
Torbeson,
will
of Schools,
bids until 8
p.m.
July 10 for the
pur-
sealed
(CDST)
u
awarded
Bank °f Detroi{. at
Superintendent
Garden City, Mich.
„
The..$87$^00 tax,
2749—were
p.
1'yz/o*
McDonhld-
Co.
.
_
anticipation notes offered June 11
Channer New-
and
Securities
man
on
£*£■ °f $33°'000 Schoal addiHon
bids until 7:30 r
p.m. (EST) on June
v
for the purchase of $180,000
Motor Vehicle-1962, highway fund
25
on
Barnum, Minn.
Bond Offering—S. E. Robinson,
Dated
April 1, 1962. Due Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CDST) on June
TV.nr
The bonds are callable. 25 for xithe purchase of $90,000
A-O. Legality approved sewer
and
water
April 1 from 1963 to 1977 in-
nlnciim
elusive.
e
Interest
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
bonds. Dated
The
e
mr./-,
r.r.r.
on
TTSvoV
bonds
July 1, 1962. Due
callable.
are
on
Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Briggs
Rockwood), Mich.
+V.Q
May 28
and
Morgan.
Bloomington
Independent
School
District No. 271, Minn.
T.VA
Michigan Corp.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
Howard
Community School
District, Mich.
June 19 for
$750,000 school
Y
"
_
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
Gibraltar School District (P. O.
+/-.
1
_
improvement
Stone.
'
T?nrrlor->/4
.
^
Cruttenden,
Note Sale—The $125,000 tax an-
purchase
until July 10 for the
of
school
$1,410,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000 bonds.
1
__
Boston.
Legality approved
Palmer
Thorndike,
Storey,
1
1
<1
1
school and library bonds was sold
to; Kenower, - MacArthur & Co.,
by and 3%s, at a price of 100 004, a
& net interest cost of about 3.64%.
LakeKilu Community School Dist.
.
.
Newton, Mass.
Bank
of
Boston
4^
n
rp
Bond Offering—Archie R. Whitman - Citv Treasurer
man, ^ity ireasurer, will receive
win receive
-
Nnfinnoi
Milk
Street
Boroklyn Park,. Minn.
•
Bond Sale—The $4,150,000
_
,
offered
TllMO
-iq^
^„
June
5—v.
awarded to
„
sani-
9^-1
195, p. 2433-
syndicate com¬
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
American Securities Corp., Goodbody & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
were
a
1
vnsvtuej, oiicn.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 school Co., Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
^
k
mn
«
bonds offered June 5—v.
2645
—
were
awarded to
195,
George K. Baum & Co., Coughlm
George K. Baum & im., i^ougnnn
«
p
a group
& Co., and Ray Allen, Olsen &
composed of Kenower, MacArthur Beaumont, Inc., as 6s, 3.40s, 4.10s,
&
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., 4s and 3%s, at a price of 100.02,
the purchase of $900,- and H. ^T
Sw r*n
nf nhrmt 3 96%.
V. Sattley & Co., Inc.
a net interest cost of about 3.96%.
000 bonds, as follows:
it'nth
to
CFDST^
nn
Q
,
Lowell Area School District
$700,000 school project loan bonds.
Due
on
July- 1
1982 inclusive.
from
1963
Bond
200,000 street improvement bonds,
Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1972
Dated
inclusive.
July
1, 1962. Payable
at
the First National Bank of Boston,
LegaRty. approved by Ropes
Gray.
'• '•
" * • "'
&
Glencoe, Minn.
(P. O. Lowell), Mich.
to
-
.
.
&
$1,995,000
wortlT& Co Jncj Bar^s.Kindmd
of
project loan bonds. Dated July'4,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
•
Bank, Boston. Legality approved
Grand Isle, La.
J-Podge.
;
. r
; ,
-Bondtf Offering —- Virginia; T. ; Chicopee, Mass.
Adams, Town Clerk, will receive^, Bond Offering—Edw. J. Ziemsealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) ba* City
Treasurer, will receive
on
July. 13 Jor the purchase of sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
$328,000 p u b 1 i c
improvement, on June 28 for the purchase of $1,,
—
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich
& Co.; Braun, Bos-
on
pjr-f
"
n''
George F.
City Treasurer, will re-
sealed
(EDST)
MacArthur
G^dbo
The
syndi¬
,
.
TVToxxt
rs.
..
csJ
Offering
Hederson
'
1.64%.
,
:V
Bond
Bank
the
rovement
bont
J?" Include. P^ble^ the New and the First at 3t4s, 3Vfes, 3%s ta^"™wer improVemenT"bonds
National Bank of
jointly,
"
National- Sfiawmut Bank; of Bos-
»
;
$32,00(
«■England Merchants National Bank Niles,
000 temporary loan notes was sold
inclusive.
East Baton
Sale
Raymond A. ticipation notes offered
—
(EDST)
pu'rcbase
the
.
;
a
.
at
State
Bay
-
3%s,
of
of
Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc.; Commerce Trust Com¬
pany, of Kansas City; Kenower,
.
State Street, Boston, until
300£00 bonds to the Housing and Bank of. to the York National1 City Dodge.,
recently New First City ^nd the
Home
Finance
Agency,
as
;
issue
members
Eastman
Barcus,
Kindred
&
Co.;
McDonald-Moore & Co.; H. V. Sattley
& Co., Inc.; Watling, Lerchen &
Co.; Channer Newman Securities
headed by John Nuveen & Co., Co.; Charles A. Parcells &
Co.,
and ^he First of Michigan Corp., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
as
4S
31.^5
3:/as and 3%s, at a ....
r
c
,
,
n.
.
price'of ied.01, a net interest cost
0f about 3.53%.
'
an
by
to
syndicate^
a
school site and building bonds offered June 12_v. 195, p. 2541were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Merchants National Bank of Bos-
Poco
Boston, Mass.
oH
coo
to^ 28
May ! from 1963 to 1982 in-' r Note Sale—An issue of $5,000,- 0f
" :
1.16%
for $250,000
$250,000
at
Merchants National
Lawrence, at 1.21%.
pm™
9<61 Due o
MASSACHUSETTS
3V2s and 4s.
-elusive.'
Sale—An
cate:
Bamford, City ^Treasurer, will re- —V. 195, p. 2541—were awarded
ceive sealed bids c/o New England to the First of
$590 000
Interest M-N. Legality approved
hxr
to
3%s, at a price of 100.0009, a net
interest cost of about 3.57%.
Other
Beaver Township School District
No. 5 (P. O. Auburn), Mich.
bonds.
<C9^n OAO
Company,
Bond °fferin§:
^WOU,UUU
-
-195^;by Smith, Somerville &.Case./.,
follows:
1
28
$540,000 water"May. 1 from 1964 to 1998.*inclusive,
$540,000 water
awarded,
344s,
as
'
*
June
$240,OOO1-bonds
'a
—
awarded
were
2.48%.
Newburyport, Mass.
:
SV "
Ky.
t
offered
11
f0r
iui
-
.
;
Bond Offering —- Janet Jeffrey
Harris, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
-lintil
were
Security &-Bond
*
Hogenville
Bond
—
«,/
.
3lis and 3l/2s.-.
as
offered
195,-p; 2645
v.;
awarded
Co.,
bonds
revenue
College (P.O.
Towson), Md.
\
*
Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
building
follows:
-r-
1.19%,
500,000 notes
„
Goucher
~
as
—
gality p„lm(lr O. Flr>rl
aPProved by Storey, Thorn-1 $500,000 notes to the Arlington
Tviic^
Pnmnpnv.
and Walter Woodv
a a "aU-Cr, VVOOay.j-i
3%s and
a
recently,>
^
and Trust Company, Boston. LeailKi
Sale
—
The
Bond
$1,100,000
school building and site bonds offered June 5
v. 195, p. 2541were
awarded to a group corn—
p0Sed
j
" .'
of
B1
Stuart
Halsey,
th
&
.4 " ^
j
Co
*
.
'
&
offered
were
Co.,
the
'
Hammill & Cm, and Shannon &
Bond
totaling
Sale
—
The
$1,820,000
water bonds.
offered
June
C?> as..iViS' 3^3%S fd.8%S?
a*
a Prlce
100.005, a net interest
cost of about 3.37%
,
7—v.
June
as
195,
a
First
p.
bonds
2541—
follows:
temporary
bonds to
Shearson,
(
Sale—The $420,000
awarded,
$235,000
.
Orleans, Mast.
-
Corporation and Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inti., as 4s, 3s, 3y4S, 3y2s and
Jr.,
Lawrence, Mass.
-N®to Sale—An issue of $1,000 the State Street Bank 000 temporary loan notes was sold
:
-
anticipation notes offered June 11
—v.
195, p. 2749—were awarded
to Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at
1982
Patoer and
»
to
headed by the First of Michigan
July 1 from 1963
on
inclusive. Principal and
jnterest (J-J) payable at National
Shawmut Bank, Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
1964
$150,000 tax
pur-
July
3.47%,
from
-
Sale
The $3,500,000
building and site bonds of¬
June 6—v. 195, p. 2645— :
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Rod-
act-1948
I,. 1962. Due
'sealed bids until 2 p.m.
mnLf ®
p,m'
;(EDST) on June 19 for the pur-
£
i
IS? Reusoh &• 'r.?ag,n"S wSS '.
SSZi. ?.C Co" Inc Wert_
The
—
man
to
m
Pnhi
C
Sale
District, Mich.
chase of $3,634,000 school project
"
Bond Offering
t'.
Fox
1
School
about
1
inclusive.-
Bond
fered
Adrian
of
South Redford School Dist., Mich.
school
Other members of the syndicateT iv. V m
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1973
inclusive. Principal and interest
&
2.91%.
V. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
T^ust Company,
•
^'•^Uh'Tn^rrnWenH^n' ^TMtn
MilkerJ
h£'%(V
heimer & Co
a,Jout
of
on
inclusive;
nrice
a
MICHIGAN
Bond
1
S/iAnn* I
^
01 aoout 6.6*/o.
school... building
offered
bonds
June 13 — v. xcfo p. 2749
ol411c
xu
v
were
wcic
195, u
awarded to a syn<hcate composed
&•
at
loan
„•
■
First
school building bonds was sold to
Mass
Offering
^
a
3s
com¬
bonds to the Housing
and Home Finance Agency, as,
3y2s, at a price of par. Due
on Aug;' 1
from 1982 to 2001
>
and Townsend
Tvson"as
group
2,730,000
-
of about 2.34%.
Harwich
School District 111 Franklin Street Boston, until
idnnnnn \
11 a.m. (EDST) on Jjjne 21 for the
MAINE
The
—
100y65
Weeks
&
of Michigan Com
Dabnev &
o£
-•
Co., Goldman. Sachs &
Homblower
Bond
f
(P. O. Winchester),
,
basis
a
.—r
cost of about
awarded
vKENTUCKY
Kentucky
100.29,
p.
composed.: of K(ihlmeyer & C6„ gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
spe-
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
.41
o
of Spencer.
Clark County
195,
2749—
were awarded to B. J. Van Ingen
&: Co.,
as
2.40s, at a price of
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.,
cial 'assessment "bondT to^the
;
l
•
ma fS/-dr
°~J f
Su
uRauscher,
-
tional Bank.
57,000
r>v
20?5-^were
bondsbonds
nstructidn
nstruction
11—v.
.
r
•
•
June
fered
®ond Sale—The $500,000 school purchase of. $1,400,000 school
improvement and e q u, rp me nt proiect loan bonds. Dated July 15,
bonds offered May 15—v. 195, p. 1962. Due on July 15 from 1963 to
.'
Sale —Bonds
&
3-64%.
the
-,y\.:
'
$280,000 agricultural school building bonds of-
'a"^ Ste'"®r^Bo"S3® & ^° '®®.3'/2S:
'
Cq
&
Note
Massachusetts
Merrill Lynch,
Smith,
Inc.,
Newman Brown & Co., Kohlmeyer
& Co., Crane Investment Co., E. F.
Hutton & Co., Dorsey & Co.,
Schweickhardt & Co., Dane & Co.,
Ronir-
SHv
rwn
stuart
100-63, a basis of about 3.037c.
im-
Sale—Ihe
interest
Bond Sale
Curtis and B. J. Van Ingen
son &
Bond
Sed7
Woburn, Mass.
interest
County (P. O. Salem),
Fenner
ZAts /o'
Chalmette), La.
fnnC°-' In£. M 3.10s at a price of
public
C.°- ?s 2.^?' a*
9?Rrice of 100 04> a basis of about
The school bonds
Essex
pjerce,
n°riM &
/e^er bonds ..was scdd *°,
wuaii
company.
The
—
cate composed of
Monnn
i:
of
issue
Sale
Xl-nX J^°rvf XlVu,1.? l°t
July. 1,-1962.- • Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
provement -bonds totaling $1,225,000 offered
June 12—v. 195, p.
loivd;
'
a
Sale
'
O
a
posed of the First of Michigan
Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc., Ken- '
ower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore
&
Co.,
and
Watling, Lerchen & Co., as
3%s, 3s, 3y4s, 3y2s and 3'%s,
at a
price of 100.06, a net -
First National Bank, Boston. Le*- totaling $1,246,000.offered June 13
gality. approved by Storey, Thorn- —v. 195, p. "2645—were awarded to
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
a
group
.composed
of
Halsey,
•
'
Bond
;
$1,2*0,000 bonds to
Springfield, Man.
Sm,t.h- B?r"eA
Dated
2433—were awarded to a syndi-
returned unopened.
were
(P
....
mitted for the $160,000 sewer construction bonds offered at the same
time,
Bernard Parish
West
.
Bond Sale-An issue of $220,000
.
about
»
con-
syndicate composed of R. W. Press- retary .of Parish Fohce Jury, wiir
prich & Coi," Kidder,-; Peabody & receive sealed bids >until 9:30 a.m.
;.T»hasset, Mass..
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Bacon, (CST) on July 18 for the purchase
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Stevenson & Co., W. H, Morton & of
$25,000
Public Improvement bonds totaling $500,000 offered
Co
and WInslow, Cohi> &-StetSon/ Road .Dfetrict Jfo. .1 .bonds. Due June 5 v,_l?5, p. 2644- were
as 2%s, at a price of
100.76, a basis from 1963 to 1968.
. ,r
. ..
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jackof
Stuart & Co., Inc., Kidder,
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.
Peabody & Co., W. E. Hutton, &
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 dorCo., Weeden & Co., Inc., Harkness mitory revenue bonds offered June
& Hill» Inc and Cooley & Co., as 8—v. 195, p. 2645—were awarded,
3^s» at a price of 100.06, a basis as follows:
of about 3.41%.
_
T ZZl
i 'r?Bond;-:pTOrw-^^v D,. Sal^.Sec«
time were awarded to .a
lope were awarctea to.a
same
v 7«
from
1
July* I .from
1971 inclusive.
.
;
f
1982
struction
hv;'Chan-*
j
snnrnved
loan
July
on
Michigan State University of
Agriculture and Applied Science
syndicate composed of Hal-
a
55
sey,
Xhtsive
1977
as3sBatan price 01 IUU.47,_a.ba?lS Wi'tank; designated by purchasp^l°e" "^^"a^bSis
at
Legality: approved by Chap¬
of about
clearance
Due
to
from
inclusive.
100,000 permanent highway
interest
Trea$^s
the
12—v. 195, p. 2749—were awarded
95,000 swimming pool loan bonds.
Due
as
as
loan
project
July 1
on
1981
stream
bonds.
in-
1972
to
and
Due
to
■
PrincSal
school
500,000
&&sa*S$
Bank New York
bonds
to
bonds.
Sanders,
loard^^uf recllve^Mled^bids
^VVPlMepb8M4-^£ until 1:45 p m' <CST)
5
Trust Company of New York City,
tax
'
Sale—The $1,040,000 cor-.
Bond
unlimited
$1,000,000
District No. 58, La.
Bond
(2871)
follows:
Rapides Far. Sixth Ward School
Company.
Davenport, Iowa
.
A
*965 to 1987 inclusive.
$5,500
fire station assessment bonds
sold to Carleton D. Beh
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Series
Central City, Iowa
Bond
»
group
improvement
composed of
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis, First National
Bank of St .Paul, MannheimerEgan^ Inc., and Harold E.
Wood & Co.
185,000
o
.
improvement
bonds
E. J. Presscott & Company.
i
to
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2872)
University of Minnesota (P. O.
Minneapolis), Mtnn.
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 Saint
Lake Elmo, Minn.
Offering—Donald Mehsi-
Bond
komer, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on
June 21 for the purchase of
$190,000 water
Jan.
on
bonds
1
improvement
1962. Due
1984. The
Interest J-J.
from 1964 to
callable.
are
Legality
approved by Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst , &
West, and Peterson & Popovich.
Litchfield Independent School
District No. 465, Minn.
'
Postponed—The
school
building bonds
$1,390,000
originally
11. The sale was
scheduled for June 21.
Bond Offering—L.
W. Mannion,
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
,
Bade, Miss.
Offering—W. L.
Bond
*
Marshall, Minn.
Costley,
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
June 26 for the purchase of $225,Town
combined
000
water
Dec.
Dated
bonds.
nff450
ri(?S
and
.
_
June 5.)
Bond Sale—An issue of
electric
a
revenue
Bond Offering—James T, Ware,
Secretary-Treasurer of the Board
June 28 for the purchase of $1,220,000
bonds,
__
...
Mora, Mmn.
&
Associates, Inc., Municipal Con¬
sultants, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July 11
the
for
purchase,j?jL$39,000 im¬
provement bonds. '
sealed
receive
chase
bids
until
4
p.m.
on
of
ment bonds.
Redwood Falls, Minn.
'
Offering—Paul W. Pryor,
Bond
City
until
bids
receive
will
Clerk,
8:00
p.m.
June 18 for the purchase
Local Improvement No.
bonds,
Due on Jan. 1
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
sewer
are
(J-D)
trust
or
dated
callable.
are
June
payable at a
to be
Board, or at
bank or trust
company
County, County School
Dist. (P. O. Leakesville), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds
was
sold
Harrison
bonds
2541
Sale—The
Hamp
County (P. O.
Gulf port), Miss.
offered
were
—
June
$650,000 park
6—v. 195, p.
awarded to
a
group
composed of the American Na¬
tional Bank of St. Paul, Juran &
Moody, Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, and McDougal &
Condon, Inc., ,as 3s, 3.40s, 3.70s,
3,80s and 3.90s, at a price of par,
a'net interest cost of about 3.89%.
Bond
bids
public
sold
of
8:00
p.m.
(CDST)
on
June 18 for the purchase of
$100,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from
1964
the
First
„
First
.
National
.
.
—
sealed
(CDST)
on
of
bids
and the
inno
ot
June
7
18 for the
$210,000
gas
■
? °-n
p.m.
pur¬
system,
1 from
1992 inclusive. The
certificates
$35,000 school
June 4
v.
195,
First
National
4
—
v.
195,
2434—
p.
Jaffray &
a
Bank
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Marquart, Windhorst &
to
Bank
United
of
Bank
St.
Louis
and
Farminston
2y4S and 2%s. Dated May l'
1962.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1963'
1968
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality. approved by Charles
Trauernicht.
&
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque Municipal School
District, N. Mox.
Bond Sale-—The
building
195,
a
and
$3,200,000 school
site
offered
bonds
June .7/— v. 195, p. 2543 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the
First
National
Bank
p.
Chi¬
of
cago, Bankers Trust, Company and
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany, both of New York City, as
ZV4S, at a price of 100J)6, a basis
about 2.22%
of
Clovis
.,
.
Municipal Sch. Dist. No. 1,
New Mexico
Bond Offering — C. D. Harden,
President of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (MST) on June 19 for the
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1,1962. Due
on June 1
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. The
bonds are callable. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
the
or
approved by Dawson, Nagle, Shermau & Howard.
"
group composed of the Philadel¬
phia
National
Bank
New
Bank;
Chemical
Trust Company
York
_
Yofk0^y'. jfc
9
^
bonds
,
as
Hanauer
?Jf
bidding
J?,
2.80s, at
ft)r.
a price
of 100.19,
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,qqq city hall bonds was sold to
the Commerce Trust Company of
Kansas City, as 3^4s, 24 s, 2.60s,
„W11U
U41IIV
2.70s
and
23/4s.
1962.
basis of about 2.77%.
a
Portales, N. Mex.
Due
on
Dated
June
1,
June 1 from 1963 to
—
inclusive.
Gallatin County School District
No. 35, Mont.
Bond
Offering—Belle Amberson,
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Bank of Nutley. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
for
Due
the
purchase
Band
of
Dec. 31 from 1962 to 1971
on
inclusive.
Chosen
Passaic Co., N. J.
Offering — Basil E. Mc-
Clerk
the Board
of
Freeholders,
sealed bids until 11
Interest J-D.
of
will receive
a.m.
(EDST)
June 27 for the purchase of $1,127,000 unlimited tax bonds as
follows:
on
Shelby, Mont.
Sale—The
revenue
$495,000 water
bond
offered
s
5 —v. 195, p. 2542 — were
awarded to John Nuveen & Co., as
3.30s, 3.40s, 3%s, 3.60s and 3%,s, at
a price, of
100.006, a net interest
cost of about 3.62%.
$1,092,000
the
of
Merchants
-
1962
35,000
county
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1959. Due
Dec.
1
from
1963
to
National
Bank
saic
County, Paterson,
combination
ture
on
bonds
approved
Wood.
Interest
by
J-J.
Hawkins,
(EDST)
S°''.
|nc
rast
Stated
will
in
fe ^*3??
3/4s,
at
q
a
Price
^minffn<T°n
100.09, a
of
basis of about 3.74%.
Legality
Delafield
?? ^m'
Fidehty Union
Company of Newark, John
as
ma¬
June 19 for the pur¬
on
bonds,
follows:
as
u b 1 i c
Due on
$1,939,000 p
bonds.
improvement
June
1
from
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
457,000
--
school
bonds. Due on
1. -from 1963 to 1967 in¬
June
clusive.
,
100,000 water supply bonds. Due
June 1
on
from
1963 to
1972
129,000 local improvement bonds.
Due
on
1972
June
1
from
1963
to
inclusive.
June 1,
interest (JrD)
within 48 hours after award: Le- payable at National Commercial
galitv approved by Hawkins, Del-- Bank and Trust Company, Albany.
afield & Wood.
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Gordom& ^autter.
July 1 from 1984 to 1989
inclusive.
&
the
1962.
J*
chase of $2,643,000 unlimited tax
a
Secaucus, N. J.
$148,000 general bonds;
50,000 water bonds.
Lawrence
—
Comptroller, will
City
inclusive.
bank
or
trust company in. New York
City as designated by purchp-*er
or
Offering
receive sealed bids until 12:30 p. m.
1969
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 san¬
Quinn,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed itary sewer bonds offered June 12
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June —v.
195, p. 2645:—were awarded
20 for the purchase
of $198,000 to a syndicate composed of B. J.
bonds, as follows:
1,
Bond
Ehrhardt,
Interest J-D.
Principal and interest payable
NEW JERSEY
July
NEW YORK
Albany, N. Y.
at the First National Bank of Pas¬
Manchester; at 1.44 %.
Dated
El Paso National Bank.
bonds.
July 1, 1962.
Due 011
July 1 from 1963 to 1983t inelusive. Interest, j-J.
fi'
.
-
-
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of $1,000,000 temporary loan notes was sold
to
general
Dated
on
of
as
Ross
Co., jointly; as 3.45s, at a
price of 100.21, a basis of about
3.42%.
(P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
Avalon, N. J.
National
r>97S1\
2750—were awarded to
v
—v. iq*
Bond Offering—Barbara
Bor,d Sa'e—An issue of $162,000
sehool bonds was sold to the First
2434^-jvere awarded to Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter and J. R.
p.
Flathead County School Dist.
of
St. Francois County,
Farmington
School District No. R-7
(P. O.
Farmington), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds
offered
June
7 — v.
195,
Nutley School District, N. J.
1972 inclusive. Interest J-D. LeBond Offering—Everett Zabris- gality
approved by Dawson,
kie. Secretary of the Board of Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 school Education,
will
receive
sealed
Santa Fe, N. Mex.
bonds offered June 4 — v. 195, bids until 8
p.m. (EDST) on June
Bond Sale
Public- library and
p. 2542 — were sold to the State 26 for the purchase of $194,000
Land Commission, as 4s, at a price school bonds. Dated
July 1, 1962. storm sewer bonds totaling $365,of par.
sold
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1977 000 were
recently to the
f
Manchester, N. H,
MISSOURI
the
June
Note
Sale—The
the
h..
$202,500 water
improvement bonds of-
-
(P. O. Greenville), Miss.
callable. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Northwestern
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis.
are
Wes*>
to
nnnState? Treasurer's office;
RntiH
NEW HAMPSHIRE
re¬
,Dfted July
to
Bank
Consolidated School District
Bond
equip¬
Sale—The
awarded to Piper,
Washington County, Hollandale
Raymond
until
Chinook, Mont.
Bond
Greenville.
Two Harbors, Minn.
chase
of
_
AnSulBa> Jointly,
and
Dated June 30, 1962.
ment bonds.
~
County (P. O. Triton),
'
June
Bank
.
$3,000,000
of
furnishing
building,
system
Bond Sale—An issue of
$200,000
and bridge bonds was sold
and
Gustafson, City Clerk, will
ceive
bonds was
National Bank
—
Certificate Offering
W.
$50,000
road
to
horst & West.
District Clerk
8 p-mr (MST) ^cmr July' 16
purchase
awarded
n
Mercer
Offering—Sealed bids will
$25,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 31, 1961. Michael,
1973, inclusive. In- bonds offered
Legality approved by- p. 2541 — were awarded to the
Owen, Marquart, Wind- First National Bank of Memphis
Dorsey,
until -
18
Sharkey County (P. O.
Rolling Fork)i Miss.
the
»
be received by the
Bond
terest J-J.
>
Greenwood.
improvement
to
school
to John
J. Ryan & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.06, a basis of about 3.36%.
Cascade County High School
District No. 1-A, Mont.
for, the
2542—were
p.
2542—were not sold.
p.
Memphis.
.
Offering—Duane Osland,
Clerk, will receive sealed
unti!
of
Sale—An issue of
Bend
City
Corporation.
Oxford, Miss.
1
to
St. James, Minn,
was
Greenwood), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $350,000
county
improvement bonds offered June 6
—v.
195, p. 2645—were awarded
Bank
$3,250,000
—
195,
Leflore County (P. O.
the
of
.
No. 1
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
to
purchase
building bonds.
Hopwood.
Jones Company.
sold to the First U. S.
Roseville, Minn.
Bond
12—v.
195, p.
syndi¬
composed of the Bankers
Trust
Company of New York
City; Harriman Ripley & Co.; Inc.;
Lehman Brothers; White Weld &
Co.; Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, in Buffalo;
Lee Higginson Corp., and the New
York Hanseatic Corp., bidding for
$3,451,000 bonds as 2.95s, at a
.
were
$250,000
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Offering — Juanita Tur- Jackson Township School District
(P. O. Jackson), N. Ji
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Offering Postponed-^The offer¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
of
$2,000,000 school bonds
until 8 p.m. (MST) on June 25 for ing
the
purchase of $15,000 school scheduled for July 2—v. 195, p.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. (These 2750—has been postponed.
bonds were originally scheduled
Lebanon Township School Dist.
to be sold on June 4.)
(P. O. High Bridge), N.J:
Bond Sale—The $270,000 school
Bonds
Not
Sold—The $15,000
bonds offered June 5
v.
195,
school bonds offered June 4—v.
fered
Greene
District No. 1358, Minn.
building bonds offered June 1—v.
195, p. 2541 — were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Interest
be received until June 27 for the
system
Trauernicht.
Dounty Health Center bonds
$75,000 school
inclusive.
J-J.
,
Lefler.
Bond Sale —The
1,
Principai
designated by the
holder's option, at a
company in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Charles &
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere and
Rochester Common School
1982
Bond
interest
bank
on
Dated July l, 1962.
from 1963 to 1972,
terest J-J.
and
of $40,000
I
June
awarded
cate'
.
the
to
1963
clusive.
bonds
Rudolph W.
Nussbaum, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) On June
27 for the purchase of $275,000
school bonds. Dated (Aug. l; 1962.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
Inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at First National
Bank, Whippany. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
—
school
June 1 from 1965 to 1992 in¬
and
Offering
(MST) on July
Wood..
purchase of $500,000
building bonds.
Dated Edison Township (P. O. Edison),
New Jersey
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
for
2
890,000 Series B bonds. Due on
sealed
(CDST)
Harwood,
clusive.
The
July 11 for the pur¬
$350,000 street improve¬
(CDST)
and
June 1 from 1966 to 1982 in¬
Offering:-—Petersoh & Pop- 11962
ovish, Municipal Consultants, will
waterworks
follows:
as
^33q ooo Series A bonds. Due on
yjplainvietv, Minn.
Bond
Bond Offering—H. H.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
Bond
3 24%.
Bond Offering—Ehlers-Mann
offered
2543—were
man,
of Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
and Piper,
Chinook High
School District No, 10, Mont.
County School Dist.
No. 13, Mont.
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams Co.,
Jaffray & Hopwood, as
2.90s, 3s and 3.20s, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
&
Blaine County,
Broadwater
County, East Forrest
Utility District, (P.O.
Petal), Miss.
bonds was sold to
composed of J. M. Dain
group
MONTANA
Forrest
$150,000
Co.,
interest cost of about 3.06%.
Due
oo^^opP J
Moose Lake, Minn.
Inc., and G. H.
Walker & Co., jointly, as 3^4s, 3s
and 3.10s, at a price of par, a net
sewer
1961.
1,
1963'to
West.
&
Clerk,
000
on Dec. 1 from
1986 inJuly 2 for the purchase"of $ 5 ,
cius|ve>
The bonds are callable:
home
_
• principai and interest (J-D) payDated Aug.1, 1962. Duei on
gable at Town's Depository, or a
from 1965 to 1992 inclus v
-bank or trust company in New
bonds are callable. Interest* F-A.
York City. Legality approved by
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Charles & Trauernicht. (The is¬
Owen, Marquart, Windhorst and sue was
originally offered on
nursing
000
Township School
District, N. J."
Bond Offering—Herbert R. Mc-
school
Stuart
MISSISSIPPI
(CDST) on
will be sold at 8 p.m.
July
Bond
Cranford
County, Berkeley School
(P. O. Berkeley), Mo.
Sale—The
$1,145,000
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
'
Offering
Bond
Louis
District
,
bonds offered June 12—v. Cullough, Secretary of the Boaird
195, p. 2645—were awarded to a of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June
group composed of John Nuveen
were awarded, as follows:
& Co., HornbloWer & Weeks; Hay- 28 for the purchase of $4,735,000
$145000 bonds to the First Naden, Stone & Co., and Hodman & school building bonds. Dated Oct.
tional Bank of Minneapolis,
Rc-nshaw, as 3y2s, 3y4S, 3.40s and 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
as 2.85s.
Due on April 1 from
to 1991 inclusive.
Principal and
3y2s, at a price of par, a net inter¬
1964 to 1971, inclusive..
interest
(A-O) payable at the
est cost of about 3.39%.
Suburban
Trust
1,105,000 bonds to the Housing
Co., Westfield. price of 100.42, a basis of about
Webster Groves, Mo.
and Home Finance Agency, as
Legality approved by Hawkins, 2.90%.
'
Bond Sale — The $450,000 park
Delafield & Wood.
3^s, at a price of par. Due on
bonds
offered June 5 — v. 195,
Upper Pittsgrove School
April 1 froih 1972 tb*2001, incl.
East Hanover TP. Sch. Dist., N. J.
p. 2645—were awarded to Halsey,
District, N. J,
paui Apartment revenue bonds
offered May 22—v. 195, p. 2310—
July 1,
Dated
bonds.
St.
,
Summit, N. J.
Bond
bonds
The
are
dated
1962. Principal and
Lane.
Altamont, N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
system
was
$146,000
sold, to
& Cross and the Na-
Roosevelt
^onaj
bonds
Commercial Bank & Trust
company of Albany, as 3.40s, at
3 38%
on
a
100.12, a basis of about
Pr*ce
Dated April 1?
July ±
elusive.
Sale—The school and im-
approved
provement bond3 totaling $3,465,-
Dikeman.
from 1963
i962. Due
1982 in_
'to
Interest J-J.
Legality
by Sykes, Galloway &
.
Volume
Number
195
6169
.
.
The Commercial
.
Financial
and
Chronicle
(2873)
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
and
Glenville
District.
Central
No.
School
Dover,
Amenia,
Union
Vale
No. 2
1, N. Y.
Washington
Union
Free
and
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Dover Plains), N. Y.
Bond Offering:—Ruth W.
Bond
Sale
The $1,228,000
Finkie,
Clerk, will receive sealed school bonds offered June 13—v.
District
bids
until
11
(EDST)
on
June 28 for the purchase of $880,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
1962. Due on May 1 from 1963 to
1992 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Ball¬
ston Spa National Bank. Legality
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
a.m.
Dikeman.
195,
2646—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Map.
rine
Trust
Company of Western
New York, in Buffalo; Roosevelt
&
Cross;
Manufacturers
and
Traders Trust Company of Buffalo; Wood, Struthers & Co., and
R. D. White & Co.,-as. S^s, at a
price of 100.48, a basis of about
Co.,
S^S, trba price of 100.91,
£S
basis of about 3.45%.
a
20
MarlJ,
College (P. O.
Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Brother Linus
Richard, F.M.S., President, will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
June
on
of
bids
until
11
a.m.
26 for the pur-
$565,000
dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 2001
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
approved by Caldwell* Trimble &
Mitchell.
'
1 '
3 20%
'
'
Buffalo, N. Y.
Sale—Morgan Guaranty
Company of New York is
manager of an
which
underwriting group
14 purchased $9,-
June
on
663,000 1 2.70%
bonds,
various
due July
members
writing group
tionl
Bank
of
the
of
Chicago; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.
Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; F. S. Moseley
& Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co..Incor¬
porated; Coffin & Burr; National
State Bank, Newark; W. E. Hutton
&
Co.
\
O'Rourke, Town Supervisor, will
provement
796,000
sealed
to
Bond
sewer revenue
$3,000,000
Dillon, Union' Securities &
J. Devine & Co.f Hornblower & Weeks; Reynolds & CoC;
First
of
Michigan
Corporation;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day;
many
C.
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc., and
Talmadge & Co., as 3Yss, at a
price of 100.24, a basis of about
until
2
for
the
20
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
June
1,
1962.
Kellogg,
—
Robert K.
District
Clerk, will re¬
until 2 p.m.
June 26 for the pur¬
sealed
bids
.
(EDST)
on
chase of
$525,000 school-1962
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
November 1
from
1962 to
1985
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at The Tioga State
Bank, in Candor; or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, in New York
City. Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman. (The bonds
were
originally offered on April
24.)
Cheektowaga Central School Dist.
No. 1, N. Y.
Bond
of Buffalo, and R. D. White
&
Co., as 3.10s, at a price of
100.45, a basis of about 3.04%.
pany
1
from
to
1963
Coeymans, New Scotland,
\Bethlehem, and New Baltimore
Offering
—
Prescott
The
Marine
Midland
$3,300,000 Hamburg Master Sanitary, Sewer District
iurje
.bonds .offered
1982
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
1963
Principal and
to
in¬
terest
(A-O) payable at Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company, New
York City; or the National Com¬
mercial Bank & Trust Company,
Albany.
Legality
approved
by
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Corning City School Dist., N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Rexford
C.
Brooks, Assistant District Super¬
intendent, will receive sealed bids
until June 28 for the purchase of
$4,859,000 school bonds.
1
the
of
Marine
Trust
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Roosevelt & Cross; Manufactur3.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.39%.
..
v
100.05,
a
„
New?°lk Wr"
of
Albany,
approved
New
thojjty will receive sealed bids
V
.J p,m*
^
Western
for
327%
'
members
S
,.
the
syndi-
Co., Chicago;
PC"'
i
Cross;
,,
of
cate; Northern Trust
o>sem
Manufacturers
&
,
Traders
Trust
Co., Buffalo; Hornblower &
Weeks;
Hayden, Stone & Cm;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co., Inc.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
Co.; James A. Andrews &
Co., Inc.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Woody
Walter,
&
Heimerdinger.
Hempstead, East Meadow Union
Free
School
District
No.
3
Bonds
Sold—All
Pa'yable
p.
Govern
school
195,
Sal
bonds
The
e
offered
June
7—v.
group
National
Franklin
Union
Bank
of Long
Island, in
Square; Eastman Dillon,
Securities
&
Niskayuna, Glenville, Cilfton Park
and Colonie Central School Dist.
No. 1 (P.
Co.;
as 314s, at a price
basis of about 3.43%.
No.
2542—were
Goldman,
bids
sealed
chase
until
2
the
June 21 for
on
terest
100.25,
Legality
.
B ond
195,
p.
group
r
S
a
bonds
approved
In-
by
basis of about
a
c
1
n.
.
I e—The
offered
w
JO
$7,487,000
June
Bank
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
June
7—v.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
at
the
Office, Tonawanda
13—v.
Offering
—
The
York,
First
Ma¬
or
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond Offering
—
.
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Sealed
bids
June
on
until
19
$477,000
for
11
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
1, 1962. Due on June
Dated June
1
from
1964
to
1988
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Chase
at
pay¬
Manhattan
Bank,
New York
City or First-Citizens
Bank and Trust
Company, Raleigh.
Legality approved by Reed, 6oyt,
&
McCarthy.
NORTH
Barnes
Central Special
School District No. 65, N. D.
Bond
&
Offering—T.
Associates,
195,
2542—were awarded to
of the Marine
Company of Western New
p.
composed
.
BUffal0;
Roosevelt &
Evensen
will
receive
000 school
building bonds. Dated
1962. Due from 1964 to
1,
sey,
call¬
are
Legality approved by DorOwen, Marquart, Windhorst
Cavalier County, Alsen Public Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Langdon),
North
Blair & Co.,
Cross; Manu-
facturers and Traders Trust Com-
of Buffalo, and R. D. White
& Co
as 3s
at a prlce of i0o.005,
pany
basis of about 2.99%.
ton,
Bond Offering—John J. Dwyer,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
3%s, at
as
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 school
building bonds offered June 8—
v.
195, p. 2543—were awarded to
the Bank of North
marck,
as
Dakota, in Bis¬
3%s.
G.
Evensen
Associates,
Inc. will receive
July 10 for the
purchase of $210,000 school bonds.
sealed
bids'
Chesapeake Union Exempted
Village School District, Ohio
Offering — Tom Hesson,
Clerk of Board of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until July 10 for the
purchase of $114,500 school bonds.
Richland
School District No. 10, N. Dak.
Offering—T.
bids
Inc.
on
G.
June
26
receive
for
(EST)
on
July 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963
to
1982 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved
Shaffer & Williams.
by Peck,
Columbia Local School
Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—Lydia B.
Fritz,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EDST)
chase
June 28 for the
on
pur¬
of
$300,000 school building
improvement bonds. Dated July
1,
1962. Due
1982
Dec.
on
inclusive.
terest
(J-D)
County
1
from
1963
to
Principal and in¬
payable
Sayings
&
at
Lorain
Trust
Com¬
Elyria. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey."
pany,
Delaware, Ohio
Sal£—The-J$36VJ840
195,
to
a
J.
street
and:I:sbw£* special
offered June
2751—were
p.,
11
awarded
A.
White & Co., as
3V2S, at
price of 100.25, a basis of about
3.45%.
Field Local School District
(P. O.
Mogadore), Ohio
Bond
Offering
receive
sealed
(EST)
chase
L.
Pryce,
Education, will
bids
June
on
of
E.
—
Clerk of Board of
25
until
for
noon
the
pur¬
$265,000 school building
and
equipment
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due oh
1
from 1963
to
1982
December
inclusive.
Interest
by
J-D.
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
Dempsey.
Grandview Heights, Ohio
Offering—James C. Ruth,
Bond
City
Clerk,
for
the
bonds,
will
purchase
1963
Due
to
26,440.62
1972
Due
to
on
1972
building
Dec.
on
1
from
inclusive.
alley
bonds.
1963
$176,440.62
municipal
bonds.
Dated
of
sealed
June 28
on
follows:
as
$150,000.00
and
receive
(EST)
noon
improvement
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
July
1, 1962.
Principal
interest payable at the Ohio
Bank
Grandview
Evensen
will
noon
June 25 for the purchase of
$323,000 school
building bonds. Dated
National
County, North Central
Associates,
Education, will
receive sealed bids
on
Mantador School District, N. Dak.
a
Bond
bids until
Granville School District, N. Dak.
Offering—T.
price of 100.09,
a
basis of about 3.36%.
of
Columbus,
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
Eckler
the
& Niehoff.
Hamilton
County (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
Bond Offering—Jack D.
OHIO
Clerk
Beachwood, Ohio
BondSale
street
The
$102,350.62
improvement special assess¬
ment bonds
195, p. 2543
—
offered
—
June
were
of
Board
missioners,
4
—
v.
awarded to
bids until
McDonald
1962. Due
price of
1982
& Co., as
3Vas, at a
100.46, a basis of about
of
will
Young,
County Com¬
receive
sealed
(EST) on June 26
for the purchase of $937,000 sani¬
tary sewer and water line special
assessment bonds. Dated July 1,
noon
on
Dec. 1
inclusive.
from
Interest
1963
J-D.
to
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
3.15%.
& Williams.
Brooklyn, Ohio
Bond Offering—Harry J. Brown,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 25 for the purchase of
$225,700 bonds, as follows:
$39,700
street
improvement
spe¬
Hillsdale Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — Ben Shaver,
Executive
12,000 water main bonds. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1972 incl.
34,000 fire
alarm
system bonds.
Head,
will receive
July 12 for the
purchase
of
$1,100,000
school
building remodeling bonds.
sealed
cial assessment bonds.
Rensselaer, N. Y.
—
approved
Dakota
a
Township (P. O.
Sale
improvement
& West.
.
Bond Sale—The $630,000 school
building bonds offered June 5—
group
G.
Inc.,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
June 26 for the purchase of $400,-
&
The $47,740 road
improvement bonds offered June
7—v. 195, p. 2543—were
awarded
to the First National Bank of
Bur¬
—v.
Co., North
White
price of 100.08,
a
assessment bonds
DAKOTA
2646
p.
A.
Burton), Ohio
Bond
Bond
on
worth and Macedon Central
School Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Penfield), N. Y.
Burton
\
■
195,
to. J.
improvement
$270,-
.
a
pay¬
Com¬
Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King, Dawson & Logan.
sealed
District
of Long
Island, in
Square; Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.; Glore,
Forgan & ,Co., and Reynolds &
New
rine Midland Trust
&
Penfield, Pennton, Brighton, Wal-
Inc.;
Trust
Trust
Bond
y
Marine
Western
j
Oyster Bay Central School
District No. 4, N. Y.
Trust
Gath,
4—v.
3s, at
as
basis of about 2.98%,
- 1962
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on March
1
from
1963
to
1970
inclusive.
&
$1,165,000
3.38%.
v.
Co.,
public improvement
pany,
Sale—The $32,120 special
awarded
were
Bond Offering—Arnold C.
Bond
2542—were awarded to a
Smith, Barney
Sachs & Co.;
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
and
Charles King & Co., as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
a
2646—were awarded to a
of the Franklin
Franklin
and
group composed of
&
Co.; Goldman,
p.m.
composed
National
Co.,
Bond
offered June
- Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(EDST) on June
21
for the purchase of
$197,000
group
(P.O. Oxford), N.Y.
Bond
M.
re-
Islip Union Free Sch Dtst. No. 12
(P. O. Brentwood), N Y
school
&
-i
Bryant, Ohio
assessment street and sewer
bonds
City
Oxford, Preston, McDonough and
pur-
inclusive.
1992
to
J-D.
>r
Sachs
June 27 for the purchase of
000 school building bonds.
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
1.
195, p.
a
Clerk will receive sealed bids
$2,705,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June 1
1963
to
J-D, Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Donovan,
& Lane.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
'
of
from
7—v.
awarded
3.22%.
Bond
Offering — Caroline
Schneider, District Clerk, will
(EDST)
$895,000 school
June
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.;
of 100.78,
Bond
r
offered
Interest
of
$8,217,000
various
county improvement bonds.
Horn-
Union Free School District
9 (P. O. West I slip), N. Y.
ceive
O. Niskayuna), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
blower & Weeks, and Reynolds &
Sullivan,
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
from
1963
to
1972
inclusive.
1
Legality
1982 inclusive. The bonds
195, p.
$5,067,000
by
50,000 park bonds.
purchase
able.
school
2646—were awarded to a
composed of the Franklin
p.
Bank
& Lane.
No. 1
(P. O. Huntington), N. Y.
Rensselaer.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June 27 for the
Smithville Central School Dist.
Free School District No. 10
interest
and
Riverhead), N. Y.
,
City. Legality approved by
Aug.
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc-
2750—were rejected.
Bond
chemical
York
Huntington and Smithtown Union
■
the
at
price of
re-
in¬
improvement
sewer
bonds.
Due
1972
Suffolk County (P. O.
$15,537,000
New York Trust Company of New
$410,000
school
offered June 12—
bonds
195,
bids
of
the
for
library
v.
Not
purchase
Charles King & Co., as 314s, at a
(P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
ceived
the
temporary loan notes. Dated July
18. i962. Due on Jan. 16, 1963.
Rand &
1962.
to
.....
York, in Buffalo, as 3.30s, at a
price of 100.38, a basis of about
Company of
15,
1963
Hanrahan, McGovern
Note Offering—Chairman Wil*iam Reid announces that the Au-
Trust
90,000 storm
$299,000
(J-J) payable at the National
Commercial Bank and Trust Co.
Washburn
■
-
June
on
of
Clinton, N. C
Company of Western New York;
12-v.
195, p.-2750-^were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Marine
D.
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June
27 for the purchase of $1,475,000
school-1962 bonds. Dated April 1,
composed
July
from
Principal
Newfane, N. Y.
as
Bond Sale—The
15
clusive.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 New-
ers and Traders Trust Company
of Buffalo, and R. D. White & Co.,
I slip
of
1962. Due
Trust
Dated
Jan.
an(j gadder & German,
in-
1990
Hamburg, N.Y.
a
Archibald, President of the Board
jn
& Dikeman
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2, N. Y.
Bond
q
Due
Company, Rochester;
Co.,
/
of Georgia, Atlanta; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Park,
Ryan, Inc.; Wells & Christensen,
jnc .
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Mosley
j*1
I
facturers and Traders Trust Com¬
Company
Company, New York City. Legality approved by Sykes, Galloway
Sale—The $639,000 school
building bonds offered June 7—
v.
195, p. 2646—were awarded to
a group composed
of the Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, in Buffalo; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross; Manu¬
of Newark;
elusive.
„
Bond Offering
Bank,
fane Water District No; 4 bonds
Principal
and
interest offered June 12—v. 195, p. 2646—
(J-D) payable at Genesee Valley were
awarded to a syndicate
Dec.
on
Other
jCandor, Spencer, Tioga, Caroline
and Danhy Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Candor), N. Y.
State
school. Series-1962
Dated
bonds.
3.10%.
ceive
bids
receive
bonds offered June
12—v. 195, p. 2542—were awarded
to a syndicate composed .of ,East-?
Co.;
Trust
Offering—Frank A. Mm-
June
on
or
Sal e—The
National
No. 1, N. Y.
Union Trust
Y.
2750—were awarded to a syndicate headed by the First National Bank of Chicago, and the
p.
(EDST)
purchase
improvement Serial-1962
bonds.
on
noon
the
general
195,
about 2.85%.
National
until
for
$10i,-
12—v.
and- ^interest
Greece Central School District
Stokes &
Authority, N.
totaling
June
Westchester, White Plains,
Other Members of the syndiTuckahoe.. Legality approved by cate: Drexel & Co.; Philadelphia
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.*
National Bank; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
$2,960,000
Inc.
bonds
offered
Bank of
Co.; J. S. Strauss &
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Tollner
& Bean, Inc.; Byrd Brothers,
King; Sturo Bros. & Co.; A. G.
Edwards & Sons; Elkins, Morris,
Sewer
a.m.
the
Principal
payable at
Fahnestock &
Bond
11
im-
First Boston Corporation, as 2.90s,
at a; price of 100.43, a basis of
1980.
(M-S)
sealed
Buffalo
until
June 21 for the pur-
on
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Tripp &
Co., Inc.; J. R. Williston & Beane;
Co.,
bids
dach, District Clerk, will
Co., and H. V. Sattley &
Sal e—The public
receive
(EDST)
under¬
Bond
X.
chase of $923,000 public improvement-1962 bonds. Dated March 15,
1962. Due on March 15 from 1963
1976,
The First Na-
are:
Francis
—
purpose
inclusive.
Other
Offering
to
1963
1,
Bond
-
Monroe County (P. O. Rochester),
New York
Eastchester, N. Y.
Bond
Trust
bids
57
bids
on
Independence, Ohio
$125,173.41 street
Bond Sale—The
improvement
bonds
offered
special
assessment
May 22—v. 195,
p.
58
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
(2874)
Co.,
3%s, at a price of 100.41,
as
basis of
a
Warrensville Heights,
to McDonald
2311—were awarded
&
3.03%.
about
bonds
...
June 5
Kent, Ohio
•
$33,860.72
195, "
June 4
offered
bonds
,
(P, O. Morrow), Ohio
Offering
*
>
Clarence
—
A.
500
bonds,
receive
sealed
until
bids
8
(EST) on June 27 for the
purchase of $578,000 school bonds.
Dated July 15,
1962. Due semi¬
annually on June and Dec. 15 from
J-D.
Legality
Shaffer
Interest
inclusive.
1986
to
Williams.
&
Peck,
by
approved
15,
Raymond
—
bonds.
Due
June
Dated
J-D.
the
Interest
1962.
1,,
until
bonds
Oct.
on
$600,000
sold
was
to
a
Interest A-O.
approved
Dempsey.
by
composed of Wm. J. Mericka
Co., Kenower, MacArthur' &
group
Co., and the National City Bank
of Cleveland, as 3%-s, at a price
of 101.11, a basis of about 3.28%.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
1963
from
1986
to
terest J-D.
In¬
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
National
pany
ward,
Offering
H. B. Wood¬
—
Co^ty^ydjltqr,
ceive
bids
sealed
(EipST)
will
until
$4ti;600
No. 5 improvement special assess¬
bonds.
ment
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
July
from
1
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
1,
1963 to
1962.
1977
J-D.
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
Dempsey.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Bond
Sewer
Sal e—The
District
bonds
cate
$2,205,000
special assessment
offered June
2543—were
to
&
Edmonds,
follows:
Kiowa County Independent
195, p.
syndi¬
a
of
the
Northern
Company of Chicago; HarRipley & Co., Inc.; Dean
riman
Witter &
Co.; First National Bank
of
St.
Louis; Ellis & Co., and
John B. Joyce &
Co., as 3V4S, at a
price
of
101.97,
basis of
a
about
Orrville, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $267,000 water¬
works
improvement bonds offered
June 4
—
awarded
3V2S, at
195,
v.
to
2543
p.
Pohl
&
—
Co.,
were
Inc., as
a basis
price of 100.18,
about 3.47%.
a
Rittman, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
$270,000
June
sewage
4—v.
195,
p.
to
Pohl
(P.O.
..;
Co., Inc., as 35/gs, at a
100.63, a basis of about
price
awarded
3.56%.
j
.
fin, Perry
&;Pohlv'"7 y/.t' I
//'.;'
^
Reading Sch. Dist., Pa.
-
:j
r
E.
J. Prescott &
Co., and Paine,
Webber* Jackson & Curtis, 1 as
V
2.60s, 2.90s," 3s; 3^s and 3.70s, at
1
Bond Offering—Russell O.
a price of
par, a; net interest cost
Anderson, Secretary of the Foard, of about
.3.57 %....
: 7
Directors; will-• receive sealed:
McPherson County, Leola Indep.
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST).on June/
27 for the ; purchase of $500,000 ;-f ;
• .School District (P. O. ',
' :
school building bonds. Dated July
Leola), S. Dak. ^
Bond Sale—The $205,000 school
15, 1962. Due on July * 15 from
1964 to 1973 inclusive. Principal building bonds offered May 29—
and interest {J-J) payable at the v. 195, p. 2543—were awarded to
improvement
of
.
.
-
,
Sale—The
Bond
$50,000 .< im¬
the Leola State Bank.;.^ N"
provement bonds offered June 5; Treasurer of the Board of School ;
—v.
195, p. 2647—were awarded- Directors.-; Legality approved by
;:;7 ;; Philip, S. Dak.
] .7; ;
to
the
Bridgeville Trust Com¬ Rhoads; Sinon & Reader. ' \
v.
/Bond Sale—The $145,000 water
•
3%s, at
price of 100.13,
a
basis of about 3.34%.
Falls
\ ;
"
,Township School Authority
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
purchased via
4
$1,200,-
bonds
revenue
negotiated
was
sale
on
syndicate composed/
Sherrerd; Dolphin
& Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce; Fenner
&
Smith
Inc., and Moore,
Leonard & Lynch. Dated June 1;
of
by
a
Butcher
,
,
,
000 school
(P. O. Doylestown), Pa.
000
Township Sch. Dist~ bonds offered June 7—v. 195, p.
awarded
to
Piper,
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa~ V V i 2543—were
and J. M.
Bond Sale —- An issue of $320,- Jaffray & .Hopwood
Susquehanna
:
-
funding bonds was sold
Dauphin
Deposit
Trust
Company of Harrisburg, as 3s, at
a price of
100.37, a basis of about
-
Due
1962.
sewage
Moore Public Works
Authority,
2.85%;
-
.
&
Bond
Offering—Clyde Shroyer,
of
Trustees, will re¬
Chairman
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on June 18 for the purchase
of $275,000 water and sewer bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
from
1963
bonds
Sioux Falls
sealed bids until
noon
(EDST)
on
June 25 for the purchase of
$66,000 motor vehicle purchase bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive. Inter¬
est
J-D.
Legality approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey.
Seven Hills, Ohio
Bond
ment
130
Sale—The
bonds
sewer
offered
June
2751—were
fald
& Co.,
101.19,
a
totaling $303,11—v.
awarded
as
assess¬
3%s, at
to
a
195, p.
McDon-
price of
to
1987
discontinuance of
inclusive.
basis of about 3.60%.
Union Local School District
(P. O. Mansfield), Ohio
Bond Offering—H. C. Pitteriger,
Clerk
will
of the Board
receive
for
school
the
of
Education,
sealed bids
purchase
of
on
$750,000
building bonds; vr '
June
Offering—Jay
Secretary
Of
will
Bond
Sale—The
$2,160^,000.
(CST)
Board
receive
purchase
;
College (P. O.
Falls), S. Dak.' *
Allen,
Trustees,
bids
until
28: for
June
on
of
B.
of
sealed
;
$630,000
-
;1
the
dormitory
and student union revenue, bonds.
•
March
on
1
from
1964
gen¬
eral
.
that
kin.
County Independent School
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
District No. 1
Bond Sale—The
Butcher
Elkins,
$4,000,000 school
13—v. 195, p.
cate
awarded
headed
by
to
the
a
Northern
Company of Chicago, as
5^s, 2^s, 2%s, 2.90s and 3s, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of
about
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank, Chicago; Chase Manhattan
Bank; First National City Bank;
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
all
of
New
York; Mellon National Bank, Pitts¬
burgh;
Marine
Trust
Company
Western
New
York, Buffalo;
City National Bank, Kansas City;
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co.; National
Bank of Tulsa; R. J. Edwards &
Co.; Milburn, Cochran & Co.; A.
G. Edwards & Co.; James A. An¬
drews &
Co., and Wells & Chris-
tensen & Co.
Bond
pur¬
Sherrerd,
Stokes
&
1962.
Due
and
Co,
July
on
1982 inclusive, and
July 1, 1995. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Rhoads, Sinon
&
building
6—v.
awarded
a
h
:
2647—were
p.
College (P. O.
Philadelphia), Pa.
Bond-
Offering
Brother
nounces
James
F.
y
G.
Guttman
that
the
Board
agers will receive sealed
til 10
the
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
tory
of
on
1, 1961.
Due
inclusive.
on
approved
by
un¬
District,
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
$117,000 school
May 28—v. 195, p.
offered
2435—were awarded to C. C. Coll-
ings & Co., Inc.,
of
100.02,
a
as
3s, at
a
price
basis of about 2.99%.
Mount Lebanon
(P. O. Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale—The
$315,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered June
11—v.
to
195,
the
Trust
3s, at
p.
2647—were awarded
Commonwealth
Bank
Company of Pittsburgh,
price of par.
&
as
a
Munhall School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds
offered
2647—were
composed
June
awarded
4—v.
to
a
195,
p.
26
for
a.m.
the
pur¬
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
'
June
from
June 1
inclusive.
Interest
1,
1966
J-D.
1962.
to
1982
Legality
by Chapman &
Cutler.
1
on
as
3.40s.
Due
Davidson
Jan.
on
'■
'
1
Bond
Sale—The $140,000 school
195,
bonds
offered
June
7—
2647—were awarded to
p.
Nashville), Tenn.
Offering—The1 $750,000
Bond
•:-v
•'
Frost, Read & Simons, Inc., and
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., at a
price of par.
sewer
7—v.
revenue
195,
County, S. C.
Bond Offering—R. H.
Ashmore,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
29 for the purchase of
$600,000
technical
training school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
from
1963 to
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(F-A)
payable
Bank,
Spartanburg,
or
Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust
Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
group
South Carolina
Bond
Offering
Chairman
Public
of
—
the
Works,
C. H. DuPre,
Commissioners
will
receive
bonds offered June
2647—were awarded
Equitable Securities Corp.,
3%s, 3V2S, 3%s and 3.90s, at a
price of
100.02, a net interest
as
cost
of about 3.82%.
Memphis, Tenn.
Offering—C. W.
field,
City
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
on
of
1962.
1992
Due
bids
July
gality
until
10
bonds.
on
for
will
re¬
2:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
general
Dated
im¬
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
approved
Dawson &
Crutch-
Comptroller,
$23,000,000
provement
at the Commercial National
Spartanburg Metropolitan Dist.,
p.
to the
Bond
Spartanburg
County Improvement
District No. 1 (P.O.
1
inclusive.
Orangeburg County School Dist.
No. 6 (P. O.
Orangeburg), S. C.
of
June
on
-
of
Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Stroud & Co.; H. J, Steele
& Co., and Hulme, Applegate &
Due
from 1978 to 1981
&
Pennsylvania
■
Jan. 1, 1970
Jan.
160,000
v.
School
(CST)
approved
3V4S.
as
building
Central
on
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Montgom¬
Walker
3s. Due
as
220,000
M-N.
Rhoads.
Manheim
as
and 1971.
Dated
Interest
McCracken,
ery,
bids
Jack
sealed
chase of $330,000 industrial build¬
'
June 22 for
dormi¬
May
May 1 from 1964
to
2001
Man¬
of
$500,000
bonds.
revenue
awarded
were
as 3y4s.
Due on Jan. 1
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
60,000
that
announces
bids will be received until 11
bonds
$160,000
an¬
Covington, Tenn.
Offering—Mayor
Bond
follows:
F.S.C.
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
r e y
Crawford
Secretary
—
1975
& Cutler.
Co., Inc.;
Furman
Co.; G. H.
Co., Inc., and Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp.
Alester
p
1963 to
Legality approved by Chapman
composed of
group
u m
1, 1962. Due
bonds ' offered
195,
to
Robinson-H
The
LaSalle
"
Sale—The $600,000 high
Reader.
2.83%.
members
was
on
syndi¬
Trust
&
Morris,
Dated July 1,
1 from 1963 to
bonds offered June
2647—were
bonds
revenue
'
June
by
The
agency, at
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust
of
i
J
p.m.
school
callable.
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Liberty National Bank and Trust
Company, Oklahoma City; at the
Fiscal Agency of the State in New
York City; or in the event of the
are
Other
special
'
Sioux
Bond
-
•
Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
District (P. O. Columbia), S. tC.
chased via negotiated sale on May
interest
Tulsa
Offering —, Clyde W,
Brown, City Auditor, will receive
Co., Inc., jointly. /
"
CAROLINA
SOUTH
31
Oklahoma
Legality
Bond
Dain &
the
to
fered.
Company, New York City. Le¬
of
gality approved by Hirsh & Har-
Rocky River, Ohio
'! '
\
the office or' agency
1
'
Gotebo), Okla.
&
2647—were
School
;District No. 2, S.'Dak.
Co/:Philadelphia;:/
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due on Jan.
obligation lairporb bonds of¬ 1 from .1965 to 2002 inclusive. In¬
June 13^Vji>i95, p.'2647— terest J-J. to 1992, and on' March 1, 2002. In¬
Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will terest
M-S. Legality approved bjf were awarded to a syndicate com; Danforth & Danforth.;
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,/
Townsend, Elliott & Munson... ; "■
on
June 18 for the purchase of
TENNESSEE 7
Inc., Goodbody & Co., Tucker,
Harrisburg, Pa.
1
$115,000 school building bonds.
Anthony & Rr L. Day, Bramhall, Carter Co., Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
Due from 1964 to 1971.
$600,000 city Falion & Co., Inc., Fahnestock &
Bond Offering — George C.
improvement bonds offered June Co., Cooley & Co., Mackall & Coe,
McCurtain County, Dependent
Edens, County Judge, will receive
6—v. 195, p. 2543—were awarded
McCarley & Co;, Inc., and Tal- sealed
School Dist. No. 100, Okla.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
to White, Weld & Co., and Fahnemage & Co.-,
as 4s,; 3.40s, 3.20s,*
July 9 for the purchase of $755,Bond Offering — E.'L. Martin, stock &
Co., jointly, as 3V4S, 2%s,. 3V4S, 3.30s, 3.40s and 2s, at a price
000 unlimited tax bonds as follows:
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Educa¬ 2.80s
and
2.90s, at a price of of 100.005, a net interest cost of
tion, will receive sealed bids until 100.001, a net interest cost of. about
$625,000 school, Series 1962 bonds/
3.23%.;
/ •
•
•
5 p.m. (CST) on June 20 for the about
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
2.82%.
•
Lexington and Richland Counties ' ;
purchase of $7,000 school building
April 1 from 1963 to 1982 inSchool District No. 5 (P. O.
Huntingdon Sewage Authority, Pa.'
bonds. Due from 1965 to 1971 in¬
elusive.
'f / ■''
v
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,070,000
clusive.
Columbia), S. C.
130,000 bridge bonds. Dated June
School District No. 3
ceive
3.06%.
20
Trust
SOUTH DAKOTA j
Deadwood Independent
-
composed
Trust
-
•";{
Township (P. O.
Carnegie), Pa.?
<
June
ment bonds.
i
Bank
-to
sold
&
;>
;
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
of the
building bonds-offered June 6—
of Ore-! authority in New York Qity.; Le^
v.
195; p. 2647—were awarded to
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf-'
at
or
Collier
*
Com¬
Trust
Bank
sold; to
was
-
.
■
First
City and the
purchaser, or at some
in
New York City, to be
designated by the District; Legal¬
ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons;
1 /; *• ;v>•'
15
revenuej bank
e as e
.
12—v.
awarded
Bank
Oklahoma
of
totaling
the
to
First National Bank of
re¬
noon
June 21 for the pur¬
SeW&r' District
on
6f
chase
sold
were
bonds
PENNSYLVANIA
a
Sal e—Bonds
Bond
$635,000
"//V.
-
*
water
was
pany, as
Edmonds, Okla.
$560,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
75,000 public crossing impfove-
Medina), Ohio
Bend
Sanders
OKLAHOMA
as
Medina County (P. O.
Squire,
Legality
1
callable..
Sale—An issue of $22,256 •
and
1982
to
>
bonds ate ■:
Principal, and interest
(M-N) payable at the Mellon Na¬
tional Bank &. Trust Co.y Pitts-;
burgh; P rotf i d e n t Tradesmen's
rOf
"
-
the United
States National Bank of Portland,
1
1963
from
1
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bank
Gresham, Ore.
Bond
sewer
Offering—Roy
school
I
bonds,'1 * Dated
May 1,
1962. .Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
issue of $45,000
in Portland.
•
bids
Oregon
National
First
gon,
School Dist., Ohio
sealed
"7
improvement
W. Miller,
bonds
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Due
waterworks
Series
J line 4
' /
improvement
1, 1962. Due
July
on July 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. The bonds are callable. Prin¬
/
,
on
Offering-r-Elliott G. Falk,
150,000
im¬
City (P. O. The Dalles),
■■
Sanders & Dempsey.
receive
Maumee, Ohio
NationaL
Bond Sale—An
Legality approved by Squire,
Harrisburg), Pa.
s;
(EST)
noon
system
sewer '
bonds. -Dated
2647—were: awarded *2001; inclusive,5 The
p.
First
S :
■
pur-,
1
000
•
„
the
to
Dec.
on
p.m.
totaling
$100,000
offered
—v.
195,. p. 2646 —were (EDST) on June 27 for the pur¬
chase of $730,000 school improve¬
awarded to Ryan, Sutherland &
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1962,
Co.
of
T95,
6
June
V/"./
*
bonds' offered
provement
—v.
_
Bond
until
cipal and interestv (J-J) payable
June* Executive.: Director, will - receive at such bank or trust company,
^is
sealed bids until noon (EDST) dm
:
i :
may be' agreed upon, by the Dis¬
June 26. for. the purchase of $14,-trict and the
Sale—The $18,529.24
Dalles
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
Bond Sale—The various purpose
&
Dallas, Ore.
,
building
municipal
chase
Wooster City
bonds
for
scheduled
in error.
Bond
1 from 1963 to 1972 incl.
22,000
.
Maple Heights, Ohio
.
.
p.
bids
June 27 for the purchase of $500,-
Building Authority (P. O.
offering of $275,000
an
bonds
was
E.
purchase pf $222,-'.
follows:,,,
!
as
195,
Pennsylvania State Public School
.
cial assessment bonds. Due on
Dec.
p.m.
1963
school
4—v.
• ..«
in our
2647—
report
$200,500 street improvement spe-, Oregon, in Portland.;:
Holt, Clerk of Board of Education,
will
Offering
Bond
'
-
/Bond
..
,
June 19 for the
JLittle Miami Local School District
,
concerning
Wilson, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
■/. ;
:
: •.
,
issue of June
Wintersville, Ohio
,
awarded to
Co., as 3J,4s, at a
100.42, a basis of about
3.16%.
McDonald & Co., as
price of 100.11, a basis
to
a
of about 3.22%.
McDonald; &
price of
Correction—The
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
sealed
Humphrey, Inc., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.12, a basis of, about 3,35%.
.
County Sch. Dist. No. S
(P.O. Clatskanie), Ore.-
were
v,
—.
2646—were
P-
Columbia
offered
—
—
3V4S, at
street improvement special assess¬
ment
totaling
$150,325
v. 195, p. 2543
awarded
,
Sale —The
Bond
OREGON
Ohio
Bond Sale—The various purpose
.<■.
Interest F-A.
by
Le¬
Wood, King,
Logan.
TEXAS
Birdville Independent School
District, Texas
Bond
Sale—The $725,000
(not
$700,000 reported in our issue of
May 28, v. 195, p. 2544) school
building bonds offered June 7,
were
posed
awarded
of
to
a
group
com^
Eppler, Guerin & Tur-
Voluthe
^195 /Number-6169<;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^-Sdn;* cfo^ Jan^l0viroma963 tovl992 in-*>■-.m.-
Rupte
(2875)
UTAH
59
Brazoria County Water Control t ;
•
B»»d Offering
„
Vinson, El-
'
11/Bond>uitcriDff.
;
JLciuicrnsn^ -"o»
irinq ',Wppnis
<.■
A?
■*'
*■•'-*
<:
*<
•
;
:
.
inclusive; Interest M-N. Legality
,
v
aerk^rf the/sealed bidsTrustees2
Board of until.
receive
will
*-
c^°
L. CVLarson,-
—
&
■'
WISCONSIN
-.
fosdick, Inc., Financial Ad^
!
& bearlS*:
,,
; p.m. (MST) on June 19 for the
visors, will' receive, sealed bids Judson Rural High School District, purchase of $900,000 water and
>until 8 p.m; (CST) on June; 25
Texas
<
sewer-1962 bonds. Dated May 1,
for the purchase of $300,000 un-'
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to
linoitediax .drainag^ bopds;■->
schoQlhou^e bonds;was sold, fo a 1990 inclusive. The bopds ^re
lok &
Wisconsin State Colleges Building
mSby ealdweU*
^
M
nnnj
j° a
..
j>„i
.
6
mu
«nne
aha
awarded to
Pomnc
„
gI^p
Tfinrir-tk/i
#,
n
nf
53fK
*
Q|
■»
_
0
_
*
wptp
fw
4^nk
pA
Sale—The^ $695,000^ cor- ®Jrc^, Kmdred & Co., Loewi &
vPiQ5
5ft
Securities Co
In^T^fol^wi^311
S
l^S tenant j'
},?
rhivlcrn ^5
$850,000 bonds as 2y4s, 2^s, 23/4s
£ ?®f !! 5ySa!i
and 2.80s, at a price of 100.003,
™
w
*
;:|gsiya:
SSS
Cute.
api)^^e^ ^y. ^^^0s-%-0,ifric^
;-purcbflSei- 6f«-i $Mj00O,000 Yteftobte
tirst
Ch
.National
.
panKj^ijaiias,^ or
bonds/ was sold-to the tile Trust Company of St. Louis;
First Southwest Company and the Continental Bank & Trust Com-
•
..
.
^choolhouse
offered
bonds
Boothman.
June
\
'/
Graford
l
Bond Offering—B.
President jv of
„
Murray W. Moore & Co.,
as 3s, 3 y4s and 3 V2s. Dated
1962.
to
W. Stringer;
Board
School
of
Due
on
,
Interest
J-D.
Dumas,
Arthuri Independent, School
1
v
— -
?'
i
DistrTctyfTexas'
v •
to
Securities
inc., First SouthCo., Hamilton Securities Co.,
west
RnnThi.n
Dumas» Huguemn &
Offering—Roy B. Oakes,
Controller, will receive
bids
June
uhtil" 10 ~
27
for
(CST).
a.m..
-
Bank,
Texarhana
*
d"^
Independent School
District, Texas/•.
/yBOBd
Offfering—Mrs.
Dyer, President
'
sealed1
,
500,000
bonds.
^he
f!e
nurchase
oP$
.
Series
July 10,' 1962.
DIVIDEND
12
1962
Due
NOTICE
•
'
a
a
Co., Inc.,- First of-Texas Corp.,
and Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.',
as 3s, 3.60s and 3.80s. Dated June
1992
inclusive.
Victoria,
Sale
of
cate
headed
cents
per
Capital
shate on
Stock was
by
-
Pershing,
T
&
Inc.;
stringienow,
.
construction
12—v.
the
to
195,. p.
syndi-
a
Barksdale
&
•
3s
a
Washington
Sale
—
T. F.
TURNER,
Secretary
Montreal, June 11, 1962.
offered
of
$72,500
T._J
"Bond Sale—The $1,680,000
porate
bonds
purpose
Fort Elgin, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Dominion Securities Corp., as
5V2s, at a price of 99.40. Due on
June 15 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Gd'dVHch, Oht.
.
cor-
5s, at
QUEBEC
Lhambley b°h°e°^ommisslon>
Anw^Mwn
®ond SVi~^n issue ^
JV4s,
ci/C
price
a
of
,s.^ Toci bonds was sold to the
/fo^nfrnripp
Bond
Nekoosa
--
(City), Port Edwards,
Saratog a, Armenia and Rome
(Towns) Joint School Dist,
No. 1 (P. O. Nekoosa),
nf
Qfi4Q
500
Sale—An
issue
of
improvement bonds
to
Belanger, Inc.,
price of 96.38.
as
was
5y2s,
^vv
Wisconsin
NEW
ISSUE
9/1/62
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on June
27 for the purchase of $650,000
school bonds." Dated
on
July l, 1962.
April 1 from 1963 to 1975
were inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
°n approved by Chapman & Cutler,
^ty 2iby a syndicate headed by Prairie du Sac, Merrimac and Sauk
-
City (Villages), Prairie du Sac,
Honey Creek, Merrimac, Sumpter,
Troy, Roxbury, Dane, Mazomanie,
Caledonia and West Point
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Prairie du
Sac),
Richland, Wash.
-
0
Citv1
City
PlArk
Clerk,
will
will
rPPPiuP
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 pjm. (PDST)
on June 28 for the purchase of
$2,115,000 water and sewer revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Bond
school
Co.;; Francis
of
Dallas;
I. -duPont
&
&
Co.;
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
r
_
x
AT
.
o/r,
„
Lentz, Newton & Co.; Russ & Co.,
:Inc., and Fridley & Frederking.
—
The
offered
6—v.
i?®' JJ* ,?^4„«W^re ^w+?5deo t04-a
8 o1df
,TJCo1ntl"
2,™?1 A!Jln°ls Nati,?nal
«
of about 3.17%.
(P.
1984
College
Bellingham), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $1,800,000 dorr
revenue
bonds
offered
mitory
p.
^fferSg" —^T. ^F.'
City
_
bonds
to
Due
on
as
follows:
Dated
on
1982
AND
FROM
STATE
INCOME
OF
TAX
Send info., without
obligation on
High Yield TAX FREE Bonds.
Name
purpose
July
15,
1962.
15
from
1963
March
inclusive.
Interest
waterworks
mortgage
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1962.
Due
on
2002
dormitoryMav 1, 1961.
May 1 from 1964 to 2001
EXEMPT
INTEREST
FEDERAL
Address
corporate
1,140,000
$725,000
Dated
Obligation
Municipal Bonds
City
•
**•.*•*••••»
Zone»»»•»
CPC
State
M-S.
Gold-
bonds
Riemer,
26 for the purchase of $2,840,000
Due
j9gi
H.
Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on June
(®ST) on June 28 for the
of
Offering—P.
bonds.
a,m*
General
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Bond
$1,700,000
thorpe, Assistant to the President,
will receive sealed bids until II
MUNICIPAL
ESTRO
IMPROVEMENT DIST.
CALIFORNIA
O.
purchase
INCOME
$2,000,000
June
Western Washington State
July 1 from 1963 to
.as,
Bache
bonds
irusJ ^°+IJpa?yLlf;irst ^P1131
both of Chicago, William
®lalr & ,Co'and L?ew' & Co.,
J®?-' as 3®' 3 ,4S and. 3-30s, at a
price of 100.15, a net interest cost
on
inclusive.
Bond
Bank
Sale
Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Roberts, Shefelman,
Lawrence, Gay & Moch.
Due
TAX IRS
Wisconsin
'Bond Offering—Carl W. Krue-
trpl:
gel,
4s, 3s, 3.10s and 3y4s, at a
100.05, a net interest cost of about
tional
at
ffrCh,a,Sf Vla ne«ot'ated
"Man- June 8—v. 195,
wiy
$64,sold
Bond
Due
inclusive. Interest J-J.
Jan.
1
from
1964
to
Legality approved by Chapman
&
Cutler.*
S'
andChesterville, Que. 96 49'
■
a prIce
a net interest cost of about
Offering—Robert Enbrson.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
revenue
a
chamblev School Commission
2,
at
s
price of 98.56.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
The Milwaukee Company, as 3s
3.30s,
),000
o
as
offered
June 12 — v. 195, n. 2648 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the First National Bank of Chicago, R. W. Pressprich & Co..
and
ssue
SaleImprovQTpsnt bo^c
Wood, Gundy & (
Merrill, Wis.
*
,
'
Electric
(P. O. Lancaster), Wis.
Salle—The
and 3 20s, at a price of 100.03,
ne^ interest cost of about 3.03%.
Co.;
2544—were sold
City, as to the Housing and Home Fiprice of nance Agency, as 3%s, at a price
Chase
_
By order of the Board.
Sale—An issue
tereSt F-A.
■
$380,000
reJune 6—
v
j95, p 2648—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 23/4s,
u
.
Bond
u
Liberty, Little Grant, North
Lancaster, Potosi, South Lancaster
and
Harrison
(Towns) Jt. Sch.
Investment
°£ Parin respect of the year
1962, payable in Canadian funds
i...
WEST VIRGINIA
Other members of the syndicate:
on August 1,
1952, to shareholders
Morris Harvey College
of record at 3:30 p.m. on June 22,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; First
1962.
/
L /.
-Southwest
Co.;-Mercantile Na-
declared
-
•
The $5,000,000
hattan Bank of New York
^
J-D.
Dumas,
Texas
-
awarded
aut,ulI
Ordinary
Interest
street
and
2648—were
Directors held today a dividend of
the
June 15 from 1963
on
bonds offered June
—oOo—
seventy-five
x
•
; on Dec. 1, 2012. Legality approved
/ by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
&
drainage
Board
^
Lancaster (C.ty), Beetawn,
boro,
nno
County Public Utility Dis¬
I (P. O. Wenatchee),
•
Bond
r«
A 11,'caW
Allison
Legality
approved
by
Huguenin & Boothman
Notice
the
Arkona, Ont.
school
about
No.
r
te
~
group nnmnnepH nf M E.
composed of M. T?
Bond
meeting -of
of
ioro
WASHINGTON
>
Chelan
/Bond Sale—An issue of $825,000
sc^°°l building bonds was sold to"'
RAILWAY COMPANY
a
.Tune
"ioS teemioa
District, Texas
15, 1962. Due
CANADIAN PACIFIC
At*
scon
:
Uvalde Independent School
to
Dividend
ONTARIO
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CDST) on June
20 for the purchase of
$600,000
15, 1962. Due
In- John Nuveen & Co., and B. J.
LegaUty approved by-Van Ingeh & Co. Dated June 1,
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall 1962.
Due ./semi-annually
from
& Horton;
"
'
Dec. 1, 1962-to Dec. 1, 1987,:and
of
Purchase of $12,
schoolhouse,
Dated
n.
.
Horner,
trict
from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.
Frank
Board
^m
hidi
June 26 for
the
of
"
District
a
terfegt j.D
;
Houston
;
lofca
nn
■
CANADA
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
Kiel), Wis.
Offering — Fred Lubeley,
No. I (P. O.
Bond
Corporation of Virginia Strader & 3,17%.
on
Independent School
«
'
•
inclusive.
,
Other members of the ^
syndicate:
District, Texas
' '
-
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 3 y2s, at a price of par.
Due on May 1 from 1982 to 2001
ssa/owf schoolbouse bond-^Dated',b°nd^ totaling $41,425,000
York City.
Legality approved by Winson, Elkins"'Weems & Searls
r' '
„kms, weepis& Searls.
v
basis
^T
recdived until 7:30 P-m. (CST)
New
.;
,
Mitchell,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
_
3y2S,. at
.
by
wick;
^ni? Fntere^t
(J-J, payable at Chase Manhattan
a
June
Mason-Hagan
L 'twi Wln3?,/UThi
Principal
Dated
proved
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman
the purchase' of
$4 00°,000 Airport System, Series
1962, revenue bonds. - Dated July,
callable
man
^ J^ee'®d}vard
and interest (M-S) payable at the Webb & Coj Willis Kenny &
Texas Bank and Trust Company,
CoDallas. Legality approved by and wyBie & Thornhill, Inc.
Bond
on
as
June 15 frQm 1964 tQ ig92 in_
ciusive< interest J-D. Legality ap-
Stranee
strange,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due
Co.,
Qn
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1997 inclusive
The bonds are callable. Principal
Houston, Texas'
sealed
100.03,
of
iQ0y
349%f
works & sewer system, Series 1962
••
City
o
■
B
a.
l972 t0 l981 inclusive »*■■'.
Holstein, Rhine and Her¬
funding bonds
.
^,
„
for the purchase of $625 000 water-
-
™eJnhvrei™ wmnini aP^
Boothman,
offerinff—W
uiienng
w.
.
syn(hca^e headed by
a.
....price
Richardson, Tex.
R0nd
Bona
.
An issue of $3,000,-
.
rec^vfd until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Co.:
&
.
W. Craigie &
F.
June 28 -for the purchase, of $1,950,000 schoolhouse bonds.
-
of the Columbian
Corporation of Texas,
group composed
c,
,
nr.!?0!
Offering—^ealed bids will
Bond uifering—sealed bids will
he
a
about
(City), Schleswig, Eaton,
New
Bond
'
000 dormitory revenue bonds was
purchased via negotiated sale on
b'vi
•
Bond
$775,000
sold
was
„
;
.
Charlottesville), Va.
;
Jj)jVP- 2-1;2'.dl,f>
Pont
p.
Kiel
Dist. No. 3
University of Virginia (P.O.
the^ report in our issue of May
..
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dittmar
VIRGINIA
kins, Weems & Searls.'
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Texas?
l exas
bonds
Company of Burlington as 3i4s
at a price of 100.17, a basis of
about 3.22%.
,
the
.
schoolhouse
,
T
,
high
of
^
and
Hereford Rural High Schodl
District
utstrtct,
^
1963
1
Legality
approved
.by
Huguenip & Boothmaii.'
.
,
from
June
inclusive.
1976
,
offered May 17—v. 195
-were rejected.
2312-were rejected
100.02, a
$165,000
Sale—The
TOst
bonds*' Dated^JuneT^lSSS' improvement" bonds was sold to
school, building bonds offered Due on June x from 1963 tJQ 1982 Wood, Gundy & Co., as 5V2s, at a
June 6—v. J^5,_ p. 2^8—-were inciUsive. Interest J-D. Legality Price °f 98.31. Due on Aug. 1
awarded to the Chittenden Trust approved by Chapman & Cutler. ^rom 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In-
schoolhouse bonds. Dated July 1,
1962. Due on Feb. l-from 1963 to
jointly, 1992 inclusive. Interest F-A. Le¬
June 1, gahty approved by Vinson, Elto
sold
was
Columbian'Securities- Corp.
b0nds
_w
Bond
Independent School
refunding bonds
price of
a
Essex Junction Graded School
District, Vt.
--
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
.y District, Texas
-until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June 28
"
'
*
the
purchase
of
$1,600,000
Sale—An issue, of $70,000 for
Bond
I
'V1:."
*
v
5s, 3s, 3 V2s,-. 3%s and 3.70s.
as
Lr"."
Orange Independent School
r
VDistrict, Texas
>
• • /.
~
Co., and Mc-
Knickerbocker, jointly,
Clung. &
3%s, "at
interest
m-^ssssix^
mitted for the $306,000 refunding
,
195, p; ,2648—were awarded
Rotan, Mosle &
to
coin
and
f'j'^^o?.' ^He^C™**.<'-f^^ v-..
of Salt Lake City and LinUre & Co.,' as 3%s, 3.40s"
pany
April 15/from/1963 to 1989; inr net interest cost of about 3.35%.
elusive. Interest A-O; Legality •
\
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
, VERMONT
Tennis Independent School District,
V...
•
Texas
,/./
; Bond
Sale —The
$890,000
8—v.
of the Mercan-
Central Investment
Company of
Texas, as 3s," 3%S, 4s and 4%s.
/"V/"/;v:Dated April 15, 1962.
Due. on
& .Horton.
net
revenue
City. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
;
- v,
('/,. O: H«fcei' Crt>r>( l/taftf
nr000 waterw^
as^+Manhattan-Bank,, New
York
-
i;
GRANDE (? CO.
tNCO.OO"..*'
HOG1
SEATTIE
BIDG
1
,
2nd
WASH.
and
MAm
CHERRY
2
6830
a
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2876)
.
.
Monday, June 18, 1962
.
New Issue
$100,000,000
5% Veterans* Bonds
330%, 3.
,
Dated July 1, 1962
Principal and
interest
Due
February 1,
shown below
as
(February 1,1963 and semi-annually thereafter August 1 and February 1) payable
or
at the office of the State Treasurer of the State of
California, Sacramento, California
at the option of the holder at the First
National City Bank, New York, New York or The First
National Bank of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.
Coupon bonds in the denomination of $1,000. registerable only as to both
principal and interest at the office of the State Treasurer.
Interest exempt from Federal and
California Income Taxes under present laws
Legal Investment, in
>.
opinion, for Savings Banks and Trust Funds in New York,
California and certain other States
and for Savings Banks in Massachusetts and
Connecticut and eligible as security for
deposit of public monies in California
our
These voted bonds, to be issued for Veterans'
purposes, in the opinion of counsel will be valid and
legally binding general obligations of the State of California,
in accordance with the Veterans' Bond Act of 1960 out of the
General Fund of the State, and the full faith and
credit of the State are
the punctual payment of both
pledged for
principal and interest. The bonds are authorized for the purpose of
assisting California war veterans to acquire farms and
homes, the cost of which must be repaid to the State on an amortized
payable
purchase basis.
AMOUNTS, RATES, MATURITIES
(Accrued interest
to be
AND
PRICES
added)
To Yield
Amouat
Rate
5%
2,600,000
1964
1.80%
5
$2,600,000
Due
1965
2.00
To Yield
Amount
Rate
$3,200,000
Due
or
Price
Price
Amount
Rate
Due
$4,000,000
5%
2.60%
3%
5
3,200,000
mo
1971
2.70
4,000,000
3
or
Amount
$5,000,000
31/4%
1982
100
100
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,600,000
5,600,000
3.30
1983
100
3.30
5,600,000
5,800,000
3.40
1984/83
1985/83
1986/83
1987/83
1988/83
5
1966
2.15
3,200,000
5
1972
2.80
4,000,000
3
1978
3.05%
1967
2.30
3,400,000
5
1973
2.90
4,600,000
3
1979
3.10
3,400,000
5
1974
3.00
4,600,000
31/4
1980
3.15
4,600,000
31/4
1981
3.20
5
1968
2.40
5
1969
2.50
3,400,000
or
These bonds
are
to be
100
When,
any
and by
Bankers Trust Company
interest payment date thereafter
or
in part in inverse numerical order
at par
are
on
%
Halsey, Stuart k Co. Inc.
Chicago
Company
Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust
The First National Bank
The
of Boston
Co.
Philadelphia National Bank
Stone
k
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Jorton & Co.
Alex. Brown k Sons
Dick & Merle-Smith
on
bonds purchased at
The Northern Trust Company
Company of Chicago
a
discount
Webster Securities Corporation
Mercantile Trust Company
City National Bank
y'
First Western Bank and Trust Company
Hallgarten
The National State Bank
tsurTk
Co. R. S. Dicbon & Company
^°"
Incorporated
Co.
Phelos ' Fenn
"
Co.
Schwabacher
Baxter k Company
Goodbody k Co.
W. E. Hutton
Co.
First of Michigan Corporation
Hirsch k Co.
The Illinois
Company
Incorporated
Company
Spencer Trask k Co.
of Western New York
Federation Bank and Trust Company
Stern Brothers k Co.
Robert Garrett k Sons
Estabrook k Co.
Geo. B. Gibbons k
Incorporated
Kean, Taylor k Co.
Company
Tucker, Anthony k R. L. Day
Baker, Watts k Co.
C. F. Childs and
Inc.
The Franklin National Bank
Rand k Co.
Granbery, Marache k Co.
Long Island
J. S. Strauss k Co.
Robert W. Baird k Co.
King, Quirk k Co.
Incorporated
Reinholdt & Gardner
_
-
.
.
Second District Securities Co., Inc.
,
^
-
Statements herein, while not guaranteed,
are
based
upon
information which
we
believe to be reliable.
Company
Barret, Fitch, North k Co.
'
Incorporated
Co
J. C. Bradford k Co.
Co.
Braun, Bosworth k Co.
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.
Co
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades k Co.
Hemphill, Noyes
Co.
k F. Rothschild
L.
Hutzler
Incorporated
Bacon, Stevenson & Co
Lehman Brothers
Kidder, Peabody
Salomon Brothers
The Bank of California
kcinimoDkI. duPont & Co.
Francis
F. S. Moseley & Co.
Co.
.
American Securities Corporation
Dominick
Lee Higginson Corporation
June 18, 1962.
4.35%
February 1, 1983
Smith, Barney
Newark
of
100
100
and accrued interest.
at not less than their
par value, and a taxable gain may accrue
required under existing regulations to amortize
any premium paid thereon.
The First National Bank
Co. k
Chemical Bank New York Trust
The Marine Trust
3.40
100
3.35%
us and subject to approval of legality
by the Honorable Stanley Mosk, Attorney General of
the State of California
Messrs. Ornck, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Attorneys, San Francisco, California.
of
Laidlaw & Co.
whole
3.30
and if issued and received by
as
R. W. Pressprich
as a
initially issued by the State of California
Investors
Drexel
1975
3
Bonds maturing 1984 to 1988 inclusive
subject to redemption
****v..;-
or
Yield
1976
5
3,000,000
Due
1977
2,600,000
3,000,000
Rate
100
3,000,000
W. H.
Price
Yield
Incorporated
Tripp & Co., Inc.
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